St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 6, 1925

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[INOTHER BIG MONTH y POST-DISPATCH Want Ad Supremacy “Want” offers printed in the 1,553 POST-DISPATCH in January! MORE than in ALL the other 8t. 18.766 Louis newspapers COMBINED! T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service BUD FISHER “7 ‘VOL. 77. NO. 152. oT. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1925—44 PAGES. 'seel X AIN'T “SPOOFING: THERE'S THE BAGS oF THe /PRECIOVS VYevcow ) METAL. PA OF WORLD! Io ‘$5 000,000 RISE IN LACLEDE | GAS STOCK IN 11 MONTHS BEHIND SCHEDULE, STILL COMING $142.50 —Advance Began Last March. 4 Maybe Tonight, Maybe To- sgh ‘pak clede Gas stock today morrow, Maybe Later, York Stock Exchange, setting Believe 144,000 Praying rew high record of $142.50 a share, served to direct attention to the “Apostles of Doom.” ‘fact that holders of common stock —— AGAIN, IT MAY START IN ANTIPODES on the New a have seen their investment in- crease $5,243,000 in market in the last 11 months. Since last March, whena new syndicate obtained control of La- clede, the common stock had rapid- ly advanced on the market, $93 a share to the new high eennt Then, “Destruction” Would Be ‘Gradual Until F aith- | ful Had Been Carried to. PARTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT, California. | AND CONTINUED MILD —_———— THE TEMPERATU RES. fy ‘eased Wire From the New | ® York Bureau of the Post-Dis- | patch. NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—In various | yarts of the country, small bands of | emer members of the Seventh | May Adventists waited confiden'|, night for the end of the world, | rast for Feb. 6. Last midnight supposed to usher in the be- ning of the end. ' The Seventh Day Adventists de- mce these little groups as ‘‘fa- Hes,’ but the latter merely shake ir heads, and reiterate wh simple faith that cannot be | maken that the millennium will | me at midnight tonight, and ihe | thful. numbering only 144,000 in | entire world, will be transport- by asupernatural power to Cal- | ormia and there will be taken io heaven by Christ. The destruction of the world will! be instantaneous, say these shets, but they disagree as tv | how long it will take. Some imate that only three days will me required for the complete de- ection of the world. Oth>-cs ft will take seven days. All | exe it wlll be a fearful period of |” ” ng and trial for all except faithful who have prepared and ee eee FONTAINE FOX 51 D 58 .65 os ‘84 89 ~~ Q~auvebwioe Serr Pree Highest yester- day, 64 at 4 p m; lowest, 44 at 8 a. m Official cast for St. and vicinity: Partly cloudy to- night day: mild: temperature night will above freezing. Missouri: creasing ness tonight, coming Saturday; tinued mild. Illinois: creasing ness tonight and Saturday, becoming unsettied; moderate temperature. Sun rises tomorrow at | today at 5:28. Stage of the Mississippi River at Loufs, 5.3 feet at 7 a. m., fall, .2 ready. CAPTURED RUM BOAT BLOWS UP: | Dispose of Worldly Goods. Shot in Gasoline ‘Tank Ends Ca- Adittle group that has gathers4 reer; Three Brothers Caught. Fast Patchogue. To om under tne | 4 the Assoc ated Press hip of Robert Reidt,. wno| wrw woarr i ee . ; himself the “Apostle of NEW ¥ ORK, } vag A 0am im,” has disposed of all its|suardsmen of cutter No. 163 diy goods and has been praying the Murdock fasting for weeks. Long Island. Other groups wait WORLD POSTPONED AGAIN ¢ smile, In- 7:02 6. made ithis an evil day for brothers of Bay Shore, with equa! | h in ev ? od it ate oe wetemeten, ‘along in the wake of . ~ - io 208 Angeles. rum craft. her guns a ¥@ 4 argaret Rowan, | spouting one-pounders about them. ss of God” and the chief The W. B. Willida was the first to ess of the cult, resides. The | | heave to. “Comeand get me—and about the e we . nd of the world has | hurry up,” shouted George Mur- oll 0 tags | dock. The cutter crew did and Bertha Luckey, head ae just as Murdock was safely under pe ’ a o 1e |arrest, his speeder blew up. A bul- — clinic of the Cleve- | let had pierced her ras tank. 4 ard of Education, six Rirls | Pursuit of the other two at city have attempted suicid. was resumed. ring the past month because of aden surrendered and oe that the Judgmen’ ee eine Murdock were haa Then the Kid Boots cut off power, nd there, there have be4Sn ithe cutter hove alongside and Wil- ce the ranks. Yester-|jiam Murdock, under arrest, joined a age that a negro and | his brothers. Es pt thed is family who have| Point, who sailed with William, a tad with the, group at also was made captive. They were tery a had never believed i seized with 100 cases of liquor and 7? Th as coming to an end | were taken prize basin at the -. ey had come as mission- battery. to convert the followers of | "Apostle of Doom” to another | " Failing, he and his family an hour the cutter roared sO ‘9 (Copyright, Harold and AUCTION ME OFF -—VM AN ANTIQUE ¢ to Money Exhausted After — Stage “Bless soul,”” sald Mr. | Partner Was Taken to Hospital. ens of Yaphank. one of the | Mful at the Reidt cottage, yes- | By the Associated Press. “that negro isn't one of us.| OKLAHOMA CITY, fame to convert us. He sa7s |-—Harry who Bhould follow him. Of course. Won't. We Gon't believe anv your Ok.., Stone, said he was a yo ee on a large vaudeville : circuit, has heen ‘ a li ' thing as that.’ ‘to shine shoes © ea ag skate Can't Convert Husband. ‘homa City Commission. ong the disciples awaiting th» |he and his wife were stranded here with Reidt is a Mrs. de Vito. in December when his wife. who Malian. Her belief endures in was his stage partner, : face of opposttion by her hus-/and was taken to a hospital The latter, his argumen:s money was exhausted and he g failed to change his wife's Played his accordion at private came to the cottage last nigit|parties as long as he could get if he might be converted. He employment, he said. ‘Shaking his head, an wat | still. ’ Music and Sixty-sixth street, ani. Hath Charms to hold services there last | Mpreparation for the “‘sec- |) Ming of Christ.”’ the funeral church last eve- |. twas said that a Mr. Rein- |} 4nd a Mr. Reed had engaged |’ 8ld room for 4 o'clock yester- *rnoon for services, but had ‘ sur- > ee teday of $142 points. .50, a total of 49%. 1\Five-Point Advance in Day on New York Exchange Sets New High Record of College Heed to Face Spe- Sinking Shaft to Collins to Answering Weeks’ Demand There are 107,000 shares of com- | mon stock, with a par value of $10,- 700,000. St. ested in the stock, although a ma- jority of it is now held by the syn- dicate in control, headed by Charles A. Munroe, chairman of the board. Munroe’s syndicate, which over control last May, quietly about $5,500,000 common stock at 98% of or the about} at the time. SONS BOUGHT AUTOS FATHER BANKRUPT Railway Sw ‘itchman Unable to “Get By”’ on $200 a Month, He Testifies. inability of railroad ’ The railroad Lo some men live on pay was | proclaimed, if not explained, at a in the voluntary bankrupt- petition of Robert Kidwell, ifornia avenue, lief from debts totaling $1400, tracted chiefly to meet living penses and through dealing “loan -sharks.”’ Kidwell, a_burly native of Ken- tucky, with good-natured Southern draw!, answered the -. referee's | query as to why so many men, switchmen in particular, sought relief through his office, by ‘Stating that the “Judge was ask- |ing a hard question. but we just dont seem able to get by.” Kid- well admitted he is earning $200 monthly, had been for | severa! years, his schedule of cy cone ex- with that and but | HNabilities contained a list of unpaid 'furniture and grocery bills here, in | East St. Louis and at Nashville, | Tenn... as well as sums due money | lenders. “What seems to be the trouble?’ | Referee Coles asked. “Have you | railroad men any pet extrava- | gance?”?”’ Kidwell could not enlighten the Louisans are heavily inter- | i | CIT ATIONS BY STATE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN BEING SENT OUT, HOLE STILL BURNING took | purchased | from. five points higher than the market | ’ DR. BRIGGS 10 BE SAPPERS: SLOWLY DHARGED WITH DIGGING ENTRANCE U. $. AIR POLICY | DIPLOMA FRAUDS 10 CAVE PRISON’ a cific Allegations of Fraud. Reach Passage Behind ulently Issuing Medical! Him; Work May Take| Graduation Certificates. —— 72 Hours. ny ee MITCHELL CALLS NATIONAL MENACE for Explanation, General Says War Department Cannot — Service. OPPOSE AVIATION” | ee |i Faces Loss of Rank for l@ | Board Commnylinn Move Radio Amplifier Connected| Accuses Navy Department t With Circuit Into Cavern, “~ and Listeners Hear Dis- to Revoke Charters of College Here and Two in, Kansas City. Specific charges of fraudulently issuing medical graduation diplo- mas and of other unprofessional eonduct wil] be the basis of charges | Briggs. | been | hearing before Referee Coles yes- | cians March Pendieton | a switchman, of 1724 Cal-' who is seeking re-| Dr. Louis Col- to be preferred against dean of the St. of and together with 60 lege Physicians Surgeons, who, other physi- licensed in Missouri, have to State Board of Health their cited appear here the Missouri 9 to show cause why licenses should not be revoked. The citations. which are being! sent out today, will contain the ‘specific charges against each physi- | | tained ‘letter of the railroad | . referee as to what the trouble was. | and ; low did not think he and his fel- -workers were given to extrava- gance. Referee Coles thought he detected evidence of extravagance ‘in a notation in the bankruptcy petition showing that Kidwell had been co-signer on a note for the purchase of an automobile. well explained that his hoy’ bought the car and that he had just signed the note as security. He had also signed a note for an |} automobile for his “‘voungest boy, '17 years old, but the car had been| reclaimed by the sales company. Against his liabilities Kidwell ‘than $200. for which he claims ex- emption. under consideration. FIVE YEARS FOR PYRAMIDING $100 INTO $2,000,000. Youthful New York Financier | Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Forgery. the Associated Fress. NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—Moe Tur- man, 26-year-old financier, who in 10 years pyramided a $100 loan | into obligations approximating $2,000,000, was sentenced today to | By Sing prison. He had pleaded guilty to a sec- ond degree forgery Indictment | Judge Talley, in. imposing sen- tence, denounced persons of for- eign birth who “abuse the privi- leges given them in this country.”’ “T will also recommend,” said the Court, “that Tufman, who is not a citizen of this country, be deported at the end of his term.” EMPLOYE SHOOTS DUCHESS i|tutes a legal! ground for Kid-| “oldest | | Jurisdiction » each lists personal éffects valued at less) | His petition was taken | ' | fied | listed as Class C French Woman, Hit Three Times, | Not Hurt Seriously. the Associated Press. PARIS, Feb. 6—The d’Albufera, formerly de Cam- baceres, was shot and wounded by a former employe today, three shots out of six fired by her as- sailant taking effect. The physi- clans say, however, that her wounds are not of a serious nature. Her assailant was arrested. The shooting occurred in day- light on the Rue de Constantine, a) »| busy 'd’Orsay. thoroughfare near the Quay ‘| $100,000 in Furs ‘Taken in Holdup. ‘ By the Associated Press. robbers today held up six employe; of a United States bonded ware- liduse in West Eighteenth street and escaped with furs valued at $100,000. The robbers lined up the employes against a wall and while two of them kept guard the othes three put the furs, All squirre! skins, on a motor truck. Hundreds of persons passed the building while the robbers were working. | plained, Duchess | |chairman, | tien of all members named by the lfound it extremely difficult to chas- | the Ethics Committee, of Drs. State Board Gaylor issued Cian under suspicion of having in the license if not diploma the law. ‘1 his tion viola of spirit Fol! tected Boaia Health announced at City today that 16 ent cited at once, and numerous others later, It was said that names of the 16 would be public tomor- row. citation of 45 the State ores of Jetferson are to be Owl aoct made False Statements Alleged. all than that of Dr. In her the allega- d in obtaining Attornev-Gen- virtually the cases of! Briggs. tion is that of making a false ar fraudulent statement a license, Assistant eral Carruthers said tinct Sounds. By the Kiniuiliinian Pennk CAVE CITY, Ky., Feb. 6.—All | hope of reaching him through the; 'natural day Sand Cave in an attempt to reach; Waldo | Floyd Collins, entombed since last tion as assistant chief of the Army Air Service, Brigadier-General Wi!l- ‘Initely caused ‘night blocked the passage in which | he has been lying, pinioned most | P!easurd of his superiors in the for one | War Department. before | ‘of the time by one foot, Friday of passage gone, are making a new entrance to morning. long day of digging is ahead them, and A since ground by moisture Wednesday iw eek. oh- | succumbed by being crushed death, i pneumonia, The general belief is that he has to or by | by suffocation, any or lend his long fight to live. Early today, ‘resorted to in hopes the cave would The alleged ' false statements were in answer to | the question about the applicants’ educational qualifications tn appli- eations for licenses This consti- of licenses. If the cases are presented to grand juries. prosecutors are asked issue warrants, the pos- sible criminal charges are perjurv or making a false There is ecome doubt as to the sufficiency of the perjury charge, since the oaths were not made before board but before various notaries public. for cri nal action in lie oT to oath. the TT?! would oath action would be case where sn was rade, ecattered or city that A physician voked bv the Circuit Court rari iew May Move Against Colleges. The State Board of Health contemplates a conference with the Attorney-General with a view instituting to revel the charters of the St. Louis Col- lege of Physicians and board can ask the for a writ of the proceedings. cert to re\ aison to proceedings -e in the county give up audio frequency amplifier was con- nected to the lighting circuit lead- ing ‘ intact ‘and with head sets clampe f@arTs, its secret. A two-stage into the cave, and known to be The lights were turned off, listene the experimenters for any sound that might be inter- |preted as coming from Collins. had lieved the men said they sounds, be- have been After the test, heard distinct by them to caused by the jarring of the carbon filament fastened ‘was commented that, lins Collins’ neck. Tt if alive, Col- moved, thus about had probably shaking the filament. Omthe other hand, noises gounds heard | Thus, it was pointed out that other might have caused the in the head sets. nothing definite was decer- | mined revocation ' ; | whose license is re- | io- Surgeons, | the Kansas City University of Phv-| sicians and Surgeons, sas City Collece of Medicine Surgery. Most of the doctors cite graduates of these achools. have been under fire of medical sociations for years, on the ground that they were turning out unqual.- doctors. These schools are colleges, the :ow- and est rating. Machinery Perfected. machinery procedure in motion a conference The citation perfected at Emmett State Board; Dr. James secretary, and Assistant General Carruthers last Jefferson City. While Attorney-General Otto not taking an active part in the in- vestigation, due to the fact, he ex- that his office cannot take part in a local investigation uniess ordered to do so by the Governer, Assistant Attorney-General Car- ruthers has been keeping in close touch with the State Board. was Srewar', night and the Kan- are | which | as- | for putting the, of Dr. | P. North, president of the | Atiorney- | in | is | Members of the State Board be- | lieve they have sufficient to trace definitely fraudulent medical the fountain head, and are pro- ceeding with the full confidence | that a condition will be disclosed fully justifying the citations that are being sent out. Medical Society Takes Hand. ? ~’ The St. Louis Medical Soclety today got into the investigation ana composed | Happel, Leo Gaylor, investiga- diplomas Horace RE. and Wenzel Ee will make an A. Will in the citations. Dr. | the following state-| ment on behalf of this committee: | “Organized medicine has always | — Centinued on Page 2 Column 7. evidence | the issuance of | to | hecun vesterday The work on the new shaft was and when it had been sunk 22 feet today solid rock was encountered and dynamite was ordered was of deepened. for blasting. The work the necessity shaft as it is been esti- slowed up by timbering the It has mated that Collins is lying 55 feet helow | as to the time it will take to sink , the surface. Estimates Continued on Pace 2. Colamn 6. 4 om >. | In Next Sunday’s Post-Dispatch Praise at $50 an Adjective. and if They Refused to Pay— Scandal!—How a blackmail- ing ed‘tor and his assist- ants solicited advertising from many prominent New Yorkers, why they paid, and what came of it. The True Life Story of a Play: “Abie’s Irish Hose” Still Blooming—-An explana- tion of this comedy’s phe- nomenal New York run with some sidelights on the ca- reer and personality of its author, Miss Anne Nichols, who is said to have made a million from the piece. “An Enemy of the United States’ Speaks From Her Rocking Chair—Anna Ler- ner returns to this country after 18 months of exile in Russia by the American State Department and dem- onstrates among other things why the Post-Dis- patch was right in cham- pioning her cause. A Belated Hark-Back to Some Holy Horrors Which Victo- rian England Had—rThe recent death of the lady's lawful husbanc. who was not her great love recalls a scandal which involved a celebrated woman novelist and poet. The Microbe Destroyed An- clent Rome and Greece, Says Chancellor Hadley— Not moral decadence, but germ diseases, undermined ancient civilimations by en- feebling and depleting the population. The malarial mosquito helped. The Rotor Ship Sails Without Sails, Harnesses Energy of the Winds—Invention of a German engineer may revo- lutionize the merchant ma- rine. Successful tests have been made with 148-foot former sailing vessel. now equipped with two big ro- tating towers. Order Your Copy Today sappers to-'| ently i whether Collins Is; dead or alive, none has known def-| those declarations about the Gov- | swelling |ernment’s air policy which have | itary of which would), | House Aircraft Committee that if. however, radio wait) Meir forces, | cannot change; they are my ts unalterable convictions.” /or the statements which Secretary 4 to their | Weeks hag declared served to dis- a credit the War Department; in the electric light bulb. limit the ability of aviation fn a |milftary findings of the joint |navy board, ‘conclusive evidence of every coun- try in the world, the Navy Depart- ‘icy is possible under the present _ So far as the War informed, the presidential approva,: | long in making a decision on Mit- 'chell's future status once all the Papers are before him. of Giving Incorrect Tes-' timony — Criticism May Cost Him His Rank. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—Appar- undisturbed by indications that he will lose his rank and posi- | ' liam Mitehell today ‘Treaffirmed | brought down upon him the dis- Making public his reply to Secre- Weeks’ demand for an ex- rlanation, the General told the he had given offense by his ad- vocacy of a reorganization of the ‘“t' is a matter which I firm The letter itself repeated some a“ - cused the Navy Department of giv+- ing incorrect testimony about the relative value of aircraft and bar- tleships; and declared no adequat~ cevelopment of a national air poi- system, | Drum Gives Opposite Views. Directly opposite views had just been given. the committee by Bric- adier-General Drum of the general staff, who said he was authorized to speak formally for the War De- partment. Mitchell adopted the unusua’ course of reading a copy of his re- | rly to the War Secretary at a pubh- lic session of the House committee before the original had reached Weeks. At the same time it was learned that: because of his utterances on aviation, the General had been or- dered verbally to submit § future statements of that nature fer Weeks’ perusal in advance, but that he recently had gone over the Secretary's head by seeking direc: sanction from President Coolidxe for a series of magazine article«. BRIG. GEN. WILLIAM MITCHELL, JAPANESE SAYS HE MADE GOLD | $100,000 OUT . OF HOUSING TRUST ASSETS TO ATTORNEYS A Group of St. Louisans Divided $72,950 and Two Kansas Cityans Got $18,750, pene Shows. we ee ee MOST CERTIFICATE. Arthur Je eit HOLDERS LOST ALL Named to Police Board by Baker, in Big Fees. By CURTIS A. BETTS, FROM MERCURY 4 sett " Covvespendiont of the Post- ————————— Tokio Scientist Succeeds in Transmutation, American Society Is Informed. By the Associated [Prees. NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—Announce- ment was made today by the Amer- ican Chemical Society that, accord- ing to advices from Tokio, Prof. Hantaro Nagaokai, Japanese sci- entist, has transmuted mercury in- to gold. A microscopical picture of the gold, which he is said to have produced from the mercury, has been taken, it was reported. The process used is described as follows: “By using a mercury lamp. the anode of which is exposed in air for more than 200 hours, under the electromotive force of 22 volts, Prof. Nagaokai obtained about five-tenths gram of soct from which was obtained one mit- ligram of gold. A white metal has been found in the soot which is supposed to belong to the plati- num group.” For 15 years Prof. Nagaokai has studied spectrum lines of mercury. The process by which he is said to have produced gold from mercury is similar to that attempted by scientists in this country. CROWD CHEERS AS WOMAN, 63, I$ FREED OF MURDER CHARGE —_~— ae ee — Daughter Had Testified That She Saw Mother Mix Powder and later Found Poison. tne Associated Pres. COSHOCTON, O., Feb. great demonstration occurred here By 6 .—A in this Common Pleas Court Department,is scught was not given. | Weeks maintained silence today, but indicated that he would not pe Detrimental to Country's Good. “The general view of the War Department,” Mitchell wrote, “is to way and in spite of the army ana in spite of the most | ‘ment still appears before Congress | jand still testifles incorrectly and | _gives the impression that ot bade} are of limited power against bat | tleships. | } |dependent is insistent and constant. “The resistance of the War De- | aeronautical personne? “I have fully criticised the sys- tem now in operation, which I am convinced is detrimental to the country’s good and which will sert-. ously compromise our national de- War $433,.000,000 into aviation,”’ but that | believe economically administered on _bases between the army and navy.” ' He | Patrick, Navy Department board in 1921. of ficent size to have adequate “a united air force” a move Weeks as well as Secretary Wilbur. | fense should an emergency arise.” Duplication of Land Base the) where she | Mrs. ito her farm /today. -ane2e!wvsis. ‘ny Casey, when the jury returned an instructed verdict of not guilty in the case of Mrs. Clara 8S. Mc- Curdy, a 63-year-old grandmother, who was tried on first degree mur- cer charges for the alleged poison- ing of her husband, William A. M-- Curdy. The courtroom was in an uproar of enthusiasm as the jury- men filed into the courtroom, a few minutes after receiving their instructed verdict from Judge Gienn. Attempts to restore order while the demonstration was goinz on added to the disorder. Mrs. McCurdy said she had nut been worried as to the outcome of the case as she was not guilty. “Altnough I forgive my daughtcr. | | Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 6. Nearly $100,000 was taken from the assets of the housing trusts In St. Louis and. Kansas City, which - - ‘collapsed two years ago, most of ‘these virtually total losses to their certificate holders, to pay attor- neys selected by the State to look after legal affairs connected with the receivership asked by the Finance Commissioner MillspauSh. Millspaugh today submitted to the Senate Investigating Committee a report, asked for by a committee subpena, containing detailed Tnfor- mation of the fees paid in the housing trust cases. A group of St. Loulse lawyers. Thomas E. Francis. former Judge Vital Garesche, Salkey & Jones and Arthur J. Freund, recently ap- pointed bY Gov. Baker, a member of the St.Louis Police Board, di- vided .$72,956. R. G. Barnett and H. C. Doyle, Kansas City lawyers, divided $18,750. Millspaugh’'s report did not show the amount each St. Louis attorney received, though it showed the par- _ ticular housing trust receivership in which a fee was paid and the. amount of the fee. The statement was made in connection with an in- vestigation being conducted by a Senate committee into fees paltu special attorneys employed by the State Finance Department in bank and housing trust litigation, and by the Attorney-General, with the approval of the Finance Commtis- sioner, in housing trust litigation. ' $57,211 in Fees in Bank Cases. Testimony before the committee has shown that with a very con- siderable portion of the informa- tion missing, attorneys in bank tases, In a number of which Francis received large fees, were paid a tetat of $57,211.30, makina - a total of bank and housing trust special attorney fees of $143,- 1911.30. [I cannot understand why she testi- | fied as she did,’ the woman sai. Mrs. Myrtle Haxton, the daughter, raother had poisoned her father. | She said she saw her mother mix a! powder with some water and th-- re died. She said she later f.1un?} 1 package marked with a pion label in the pantry of her mothers Immediately upon ths res- McCurdy was taken home of. Ernest Darr. has lived since months ago. her arrest several She plans to return home near Warsaw McCurdy died last Muy 7. Last fall the County Prosecutor ordered the body exhumed an tie vital organs removed for chemical. The chemists said tha- tney found traces of poisoning in MecCurdy's stomach. LIFE FOR GUARD'S SLAYER Prisoner Pleads Guilty to Killing Kansan Aboard Train. NEWPORT, Ark., Feb. 6.—Ben- siayer of David Burns, a Kansas State prison guard, who was fatally shot aboard a train near Alicia. Ark... in December. 1923, entered a plea of guilty to a (Charge of murder today and was | sentenced to life imprisonment. ee ae ca Coolidge for House Postal Bill. By the Associate’ Pree, WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-—Preai- dent Coolidge let it be known today ‘that he approves the postal pay and rate increase bill drafted by the ' Howse Postoffice Committee. : | yesterday told why she believed her | partment to the creation of an 4 I | | nan This does not represent by any means all of the fees that have been paid, the records in some cases showing that the fees al- lowtd were only in partial pay- ment, in other cases that the fses are yet to be allowed, and in others the committee so far has been un- able to ascertain the fees. In some of the housing trusts cases !n which the assets were negligible. no fees were paid, while in others in which the receiver was able to realize on assets, liberal fees were allowed. The fees were fixed by commissioner Millispaugh and al- owed by the Circuit Court. The largest fee was in the case of the United Home’ Builders of America, in which case $25 000 was paid. The next, wags in the Lincoln Housing Trust, from which the attorneys received $22,000, and next came the Union Home Buil'é- ers. in which case the fee war $12,590. The Security Home and Savings organization netted the attorneys $7,000, the Home Lean and Investment Co. $4000, the Guardian Home Savings Trust $1590. and the Commonwealth Home Finance Co... $200. Francis Shared in Kansas City Fees In Kansas City cases, Francts shared fees with the local attor- neys employed in three cases, re- ‘ceiving $300 in one, $250 In an- other and $200 in a third. The Kansas City attorneys, Barnett and Doyle, received $5900 from the Liberty Home Buliders organiza- tion. $4500 from the America® Home Bullders Depository, $500 from the Equity Home Bullders, $4750 from the Victory Home Own- ers and Savings and Loan Co. and $2600 from the Great Northern Loan and Savings Co. Chairman Farris said the committee would continue its investigation in the hope of getting information on fees paid bank attorneys with «a view to having all possible tafer- mation on which to base resem - mendations for changes in the law Continued os Page 2, Column 32.

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I a Re 5 ar Remnants none qr s« LE Pease ceteemnat cio we ao ntti on oe — _ ~ epee ny SO NE. et epee a , ‘committee to that -_- i eee ne . ——— HOUSE BODY 10 TARE UP ENGLISH gg CASE TOMORROW Subcommittee of Judiciary Committee to Call on Department of Justice for Files of Complaints. NATURE OF SOME NOT YET REVEALED Chairman of Preliminary Body Aroused to Speedy Action by Reports of Ac- tivities of Judge’s Friends By PAUL VY. ANDERSON. § Staff Correspondent of the Post. Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Feb. ¢ A iminary inquiry into the charges of official misconduc: against | Federal Judge George W. English, of East St. Louis, will be opened tomorrow morning by the committee of the House Judiciary Committee, designated to conduct it. A call for the meeting was sent out yesterday afternoon by Chair- | man Boles. One of the first Fub-committee wi)! on the Department of. Justice for | the information which it possesse San * bitter! . into were nor SPECIAL ATTORNEYS GOT $100,000 OUT OF HOUSING TRUST CASES fentinned from Page One. to curtail the employment of spe- cial att: Millspaugh. in submittine the housing t rnevs his re- rusts in- he had iver in All the case« and sought paid attornevs ent outlining the ex tended litigation necessar n port on formed the committee thar acted as ree: without compensation justifv the fees« Dy a state «7 , number o the cases Gordon Thorne Sued for Divorce By the Assn CHICAGO Thorne, son iionaire dav bv Mre charred habitua aim Pree Feb P a ‘hea rordon Cc ma ’ divorce ? who ate ordér rit! was sued for lie'en Thorne Most men shirk responsibil- ity. That’s why so few suc- ceed. But Go-Getters—the Do-or-Die kind—can be lo- cated through the Classified “Help Wanted” columns of THE POST-DISPATCH St. Louis’ One Big Employment Directory Telephone Olive 6600 FRIDAY EVENING oe KEEP HERRIN QUEET Temporary Peace Assured by Galligan’s Virtual Ex- ile Must Be Followed by Clearing of Court Docket OFFICIALS NAMED IN 105 TRUE BILLS Prosecutor and _ Sheriff Among Those Who Face Charges Growing Out of Williamson Strife. Maff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. MARION 1}] rel With ed to Williamson Co iy a peace rest in ty temporarily least, by the agreement of S*eriff George Galli- a thea next tha to jieave the county. order of business here will be un SC rari : amassin Kiux Ki!) shows Attor- The agreement signed field yesterday | , the Board the cali ePcessary authorized raids will cease and pro- miscuous arrs ng permits will be revoked. wi have be ratified by rd of super- visors at a Randa!! come act agreement toda General Black d At era ‘ ariet revolver to the full boa meeting tomorrow T’a rks who wo ild Sherif?’ néer Ad orney-Gen- be- the sf “» * iA > Se ee En . ”- to Marion tom: ica- tion on ti} Monday reste reposition froars, and on NOa a Galligan appoint the ground tha ond Ney ounty Park tinge Sherif* WAS a se@r- ‘tate’s Attor- ed Cousin of! Duty and thus a! anti-Klan faction Prosecutor Under Indictment. The Young appears in on the Cir- h he iit Judge 16. In- the nest assuming hame of 1s fH With inte A joa« A). “i , , 7 {Uy aqgiy \ CADDO! wracyv. riot. 7 imprisonmen: . a- . tts . scious iY Se: } ; a neo . arms In all but two of these in- named a co- Various of his fo’ he is the sole de- fendar?t . ‘ "7" }. * ; Ora Thomas « aS under 13 indict- ix ts, Young wae defendan: lowers In two Cicty a, 7 : ments ] t Aié wi the dn: x - ac- murder a id et Thevw ir ud riot, murder Sa vit Wit conspira: indictmente vin Thomas Boswe}}! ' State's Attorneyr . mn the unio beings prosecutor. lawyer for 1} defense and a defend the cases o He is under ll indictments ch; ring and assault with ® murder. § T[f¢ is likely that prosecutor cases ‘Sa defendant or of mn the rin? will en t } ' lil be nay Nandle the In which q , OCerfenea a+ 7 . : - : | 4 r * a i= J te ord 10 Bille, against Duty nself after the by the indict- meself and others ne and with murdér. One o-defendantsa is FE. NW Herrin City charged with murder in four indict. C.allican Named in ¢ , . ‘ ‘ i i an = 4 orted fra r) ed Judge of the who is ales lefendant in 19 tn- malfeae- robbery One , harge af charges of at MAN. for lAYman st spring ‘he Pnroathe i’ ‘ ty is 4 a fendart in a \nderson. Mavor a name , - ha « » argineg irder — ie r, Herrin IIe indictments inten? t. criminal! case at tr as*eaty'’ with Harr: remnan the Wer. admitted he fled Walker Na! teha On @ 'r ace ats ’ tha? * °° shooting and “ope with the ‘38 under 17 wRe 4 cro-de. cevera?l 11 INDICTMENTS. parading with ! | By the Asmocia‘ed Pree BLIND PRISONER FLEES FROM JAIL IN AUTOMOBILE Los Angeles Beggar, Who Bought Car and Diamonds, Escapes With Aid of Cane. - — the Assoomated Press LOS ANGELES, but able about by tapping a cane and using his ears, Bert Rider his chance and escaped from the ! coln Heights here, where Was serving a months’ for vagrancy. — Blind was Feb. 6 still to grope his watched J1n- jail he S)1x term After tlre blind prisoner's escape had been became blind. had supplied discovered, known his wife. also been able to keep him with comforts during the few weeks he was in his cell. Detectives assigned to apprehend Rider said learned he had been driven San Francisco in iis was this auto- mobile, together with a $500 radio a player-niano. diamonds and trinkets purchased with street begging. that Rider and his Police Court sentenced the [oO automobile. It er other profits from originally wife to tried for vagrancy He to fail: she was fined $50 caused he was Union Picketed Theater Bombed. KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Feb An explosion early today demolished of The World in Motion. picture theater. months had been because it operators. shat- Oo. the front a iocal motion which picketed by emploved Many windows tered Fire department ‘7 * damare to the for several inion men nonunion nearby -were offici , ais imated the thea- $i000 $°ann. es! ter at > ings at and to nearby build » " Althoug about kK, owner, said 1 pickets ha been withdrawn 1f Fear! H. Rorabas helieved the explosion sult of labor trouble. Was oe — oo _ - indictments charging inaping and der six iinprisonmen't, K Sspiracy. Supervisors Among Indicted. Otis Maynard of the mem- bers of the County Board of Super- which } been the uncom- proraising foe of Galligan. is A tent wel! that charging parading with one Visors as unde indictments for assault with in- murde: Harry Herrin resident of the s under ! ins imprisonmeng. rio and to known "name cily lietn en’s false sale arms aSSa , a ae ” muUuUPrGCce! with intent to Sam Stearns. another member the Board of Supervisor leader in organizat klan in Williamson Cour fendant 1; indict ing charges of malicious: the menis miss riot, assault with intent to conspiracy oner George Be 5 elected with klan euppo and ‘ «? 19 indictments chargi hief riot ith clous mis intent to mur- and nap'ne ‘hief of Police of Herrin. is en in- dictments charging false imprison- ment, assault intent to im: der and kidnaping. Kian Official Faces 29 Charses Poli Magistrate Abe Hict:s mamed in 1 indictments for Sault wit a deadly weapon idnaping. rio Policemen Sim “rain at eP 23564 U1 assault « conspiracy Ford. former '¢ named in se men } , AIG der John with ~~ mprisonment. k conspiracy. ensand Harola ¢ indictment each fo nient to murder Neilson Herrin kK'an. fac dictments charging robberv malicious mischief klan leader, is under covering a multiplicits and Brady Jenkins, a ( under indictments Lawyers sav that dictments were found cent evidence wil be motions of the State's A rT i* exalted cyclops es ce in- Carl of the John Smith. a 25 indi of charges onstabile. ia >a | i ed Trey] 8s a ~o most of the in- on nsuffi- and man’ f them the docket on ttorne} ao F . taken from Agreement Expected to End “Gun- Toting™ in Williamson County. SPRINGFIELD. 11! George Galligan. Sherif? Wil- liamson County. has turned his face homeward. a virtual exile for the Sake of peace in Herrin Five Supervisors of Williamson Countv home Feb of aso } ; a a returned Satisfied accomplished a'l put their nan along Ww fh Caristron lat ' FunNn-tot- if lived up to they someth ec CsOV lligan promised to revoke all the’ cial deputy except , Outstand- ng issued to men fuarding coa! mines and ceme- teries, and in return the represent. Warrants those atives of the Board of Supervisors! dis. Promised to obtain 2rmMa men? a genera! in Williamson Count, They pledged themselves to obtain revocation issued bx Justices of the Peace for car: her ledeed all wean of licenses , ~ ft posited ss U lic Dla safe keeping or disposed ciate.’ \# , a | atti Gailigan promised Personal effects from the jail as “On AS possible. get out of the OUNntY and stay out so long as his absence seeme desirable He said he would en to Cuba first. on a va. rat He appointed hi« office denuty. TNandal) Parks. 25 old. his successor. with the title ar Chief Deputr. and Promised not ta interfere with hie any “.*OTS promiced ta nav ¢ Sa ar. until fe TT creer ve ads« rniade if) for law to remove )his on veare conduct of the 7. a oTtice in manner The eunper. ‘Alligan hi- tern expiree 92 ‘en Mra dee . > * PuUrsuUance of an af laws Hameon County Shall an'’v he + ‘Rroeugh and hr: the reculari~. stituted or elected author:: *-s * * ade la and | Rani FEBRUARY 6, 1925. 'NINE-LETTER WORD STUMPS ARCHITECTS Everybody Knew It, Could Spell It, at Word Snelling B Cross- The identity of the man who dis- covered the but the secret sSuspe remain undisclosed “ted. of his profession is As it match came out at the spelling opposing fears Arch the « between the St. Louis tectural Ch tec atl Way Supposed to know cond 7 fry hy ‘* ’? oe si*ats ial [Juditei last nign word meaning betwee, two cia Was arris, and not meaning a w was about to ic column seven-letter word an who had. or. herit weal : Teams Chosen br Lot. John RBrvan president o rf uD, Which includes about members. made chiefly inior lfect > ** . r he ur }) rp two t@ame« were chosen b: Tne captained by Louis Le Beaume Ernest ¢ 7 Dan secretary of the club, with an op Webster's unabridged before h refereod the controversies Iinste.: (Carrot! I Beaume set the pace came reredos igs senr machicolation “Stumped on “Anthemion.” _lpttar naissance cop’ The came e nine sme . Wor ‘Me figs & Howe "MARRIAGE CLAUSE’ IN JAY GOULD WILL MAY BE TESTED several Months Will Be Required for Arguments in $82.000.000 A\ceoounting Suit. a . Post-Diene NEW YORK ec marry share 1S of Frank part Pscrow he, ause OT A question nether he had such consent to his third marriage POLICEMAN KILLS HOLDUP MAN Kansas City Officer Being Vired on in Shoot eans r usly Licht Stil: Burning. avern that may! he surface and €o}- yond him The new is expected to the passage some 18 fert he- i wav worxk- shaft on the is holding reach ind Colline. In this none to enter K Which cr ~ Tne side of the ro tric Heht bulb ins’ neck Wednes- Was taken as the cave-in had not Any ’ or ss = head crush therefore break (;eo\l ogists opinion that two large bould- to be iving orming a pro- eoner'e nre ure wouid ind Was pointed out the cir- expressed the Was under lie ed on £ } are fhe r-(,enera! i a utenant Governor is in af «th engineers, geologists co-operating in get > Co!) CaVve mer an line Collins Pound Skull in Cave. if oe 2 "ec re? Bae [to % ¢ — i bid >. s1¢ wim i out 4) = chars. 7 _ ‘2 ; i fergroun aiive ne , “Wlil have lef? ’ by i es “oe ie, e CricK els om other are white ° ‘Ollins, 65 vears old Jins stepmother. ened by a chroni: iliness, made her irst visit to the scene today and tears. Nellie (tragic | Fi as Collins, 21. surroundings for the first time this morning had repeated!y begged Col- abandon his explorations. she said Dreamed of Falling Rocks. "aw the she h : , = > iins Lo the + }- “"@ |} had been Den- | © Situation. with Fed- and old- ; tise those of its members who were = ' | rivalry i; movement Dr. | Frank ' Justice Court, who believes the cighteen‘h | | tion in constitutional own. ‘lay mind it has always seemed weak- | The victim's | also | | medical “Then he told me about an aw- | drean she related. get over my had,”’ can ft fui he lie said: ‘] dream. rocks falling on me and ugly big (things clawing me. nd | ‘ att rwards. more tight couldn't, sleep goink’ Jn any day before me he this . told Then he s house. [ got word he was in Sang Cave “The Mond&y before Flovd was. He | cave explor- | ing when his father was there. His | caught he home. would nor over about was talk father would plead With him, tell- SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 3-HOUR SHOE SALE 9 tw 112A. M. 785 Pair , ond : ember Se. 2 ® 5 “B bunter, and knows 5 ae } . ae and contributed | - is also a member of the | Medical! Missour Serer | for r Association and i State Medical al others among f) more act ‘contributing member than the others. Now Only. Plays All (Premier || Premier Console Reduced From , 4 ie $ : t - $ 5 oe y S35 a ‘” iM “a y y Records y a Fully Guaranteed + Toe A. % pes ui ey is é 4 > i 1008 Olive \ ST.LOUIS POST-UISH i Founded by JOSEPH PULATS | Dee. 12. 78. Published Dally by The Pulitaer #3 Go... Twelfth Boulerard 7° (Member | MEMBER Audit Bureaus of € CF THE ASsoctaT ne we oubl! repub ication are a 50 SUBSCRIPTION RA srs ATWANGE: “ Dativr and Tew il u Sundar onlv o vest ....» ena by poets - ~— order or St. Louts# : Remit mene, ) Delvered a —~ one vear me hog! unday. one nd ne eli her by city cerrter af FREE $= ,. Records | Saturday ee Cabinet $ Models Excellent Value Victrolas and R Widener’s Easy reserved. wat. TL Countans Here to Dine. ne ts a * * dealers. _ | Daily oniy. SOc menth: Sunday. TRY PREMIBAR COFFEE TOO." under ect copy. marier JF tp Eos ats el, Vive 6000. a a4 WO MEN HELD AFTER EXPLOSION Each Denies Knowledge of Who Put Bomb on Front ” Porch of Joe Gianino’s j » DAMAGE TO HOUSE | ESTIMATED AT $3500 > Eight Persons in the Struc: |' ture at Time Besides . A bomb explosion rocked Hill’ at 9:30 o'clock last night. Some person or pergons unfriend- ly toward Joe Gianino, 5535 Bisch-| off avenue, placed the bomb onig his front porch. Joe was busy in Ah ‘the cellar at the time and knew nothing of the bomb until it went | off. ; | Eight persons, besides Gianino, |, were in the brick bungalow, but/p» none was seriously injured. The | he explosion damaged the house py about $3500, and shattered win-/ uw, dows in the neighborhood. w The police homicide squad goon to had two men under arrest, one | ef them Dominic Anello, 49 years |a@ old. of 1923 Edwards street: who. / an¢ police reported, was convicted in tior Federa! Court tn 1912 of mailing | black-hand letters and sentenced to) TT pfive years at Leavenworth Prison. being released in 1917 after sery- fing 58 months. He also has been fined for carrying concealed weapons. | Powder and Weapons Seized. ) In Anello’s home police seized | b two cans of black powder. eitmilar pto that used in the bomb: three shotguns, two revolvers, a nuinber of home-made shotgun shells load- i with slugs, and a pair of muddy shoes. é Anelie, an Tatian alien, who has been in the United States 17 years, | professed to speak little English | ‘°F when questioned regarding his mu- my nitions. He insiated with emphatic | | Sestturea, however, that he ts A | tte nothing about! ,_ left at Giant-7 3 E Job the bomb er letters no's house, | The second man @rrested aleo denied respon@ibility for the ex- wicsion. He knew about the ex./ osion. of course, es he livres on Bischo ft avenue, a block east of lantno’s, and his family almost i deen farred out of bed. . nz Letters. _— two years ago, Clantno | ae fold police, he received two letters | ‘he nding parment of $2909 to the} 7 Pnymous writer. The first letter | P tained directions for deposting | ** Pegped ene, the second inctuded : _— acs on his life tf he failed tn do | OR RS directed. Gianino has no $2009 | sid " Spare, so he ignored the letters, pri _— happened — until last | 24 : 2. | , Last night. Glanino and a broth-| . Charles were in the cellar eat. | & lunch. according to his story: | Mother brother. Frank, was asleen. J the fires floor, and on the sec. | d floor his wife, Rosie, 22 their! — a il, Marie. 9} ~ *, 4nd Adgio, 6 an ) sanino's 70-year-old sutton ~ — “COnt were alseep. af The sleepers were thrown ‘from | par d all were showered | = Plaster and other! = eavy door fel} on| 78 The two who were. kne Shed upstairs ana ' the others. All e@pent! th Pest of the night at the home of! the bMther brother, Sam Gianino, 5329) Plo hore. ‘ ee Employed at Sewer Pipe Plant, ut Joe Gianino te 45 years old. and hased his home from lifetime nge For the last 15 Years he been employed at a sewer pipe hufacturing pient | Anello’s five-year prison lowed his conviction mailing blackhand Umminio Giorgio. nue, 64. I} the letters were in Ttallan. first dated Jan 25, 1912, read: Dear friend. We Pray vou and we command you before this ath is over to bring $1990 under firet ary th of Bridga Star where | ; So if you think | it will be bad for | Be and that is all, and be sure to. $2 it before this month is over. a 7Ou don't do it we will think ef life and that fs all.” letter was signed: “So many % erry) Writing letters 5943 Dagrertt in an attempt to extort ef rr Will leave i+ to bring ir. lar - 1912, a second letter “~ ‘lergio for falling to! . “te $1990 ana announcing |, Sompany will trv our dag-. was received. On Feb. 3. $3 her ‘ter announced further | ait . would result in Glorgio be. ‘ce S004 and dead without rem- cash 80d “good and well stabbed.” | » Mnal letter read: “Warn the / of ¥ Upstairs to move. We don’t : to harm them that are not ee eee ee lewis County Association held irs “ annual banquet at the = Annex Hotel tomorrow “ Speechew readings andi oe © will be on the Program. nfs "ation has 300 members : Gis, all former residents County. te

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH + 2 CO POY SREP LO SPA PRR RET A 7 . , : fa ee PEt iso, - Thee? Nye : ) at a ES Fee ‘ 0 - — ait a -_- te ~ SON OF LATE SENATOR 1 EFF DAVIS Wotrep AFTER EXPLOSION = ao ° i“ * = 2 S te ne y Little Rock, Ark. ne the Associated Press, A: LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Fep. 5 sll | Wallace Davis, son of the late United States Senator Jefe pes ‘and Tom Poe, both Little Rock gt. s- -— ’ yee | i b, Ja | torneys, and Joe McKinney, tori Bungalow. convict, were indicted here todes” 4] by a special Federal gvang jgyiilim DAMAGE TO HOUSE ne | impaneled to investigate the find. ch | ing of $99,000 in Governmeng ¢, al Eight Persons in the by curities supposed to have mS i part of Herbert Holliday’, loot. w= from the $2,000,000 Rondout, I of mail train robbery last summer ” S- | liolliday is serving a 25-y ‘ ¥ | tence in Leavenworth sole — testified betore the grand jury yes. he terday. ce m-; Davis and Poe were indicteg on d- two counts each, one charging egpd ia |eptracy to violate a I’edera} la Ttiand the other charging POSsession ae property Known to have been | jot | stolen Bond was fixed art $5000 na Gianino, None of Whom Was Seriously Injured. NA bomb explosion rocked “‘The Hill” at 9:30 o’clock last night. Some person or persons unfriend- #21 920,000 on the second. The tuum ¢ avenue, placed the bomb on ASiliawvers were notified hy Federal ° b vt" W-! officials that the indictments “® his front porch. Joe was busy in — the cellar at the time and knew been returned, : | he. Davis presented a petition’ ft nothing of the bomb until it went ON | District Judge Jacch Trieber yes. Of: al} terday, asking: permié¢sion to “a Eight a ae tae pacman he pear before the grand iury ‘and were in the bric 4 re 4 : ho he | waiving all immunity that miethgg 700° was serious . eo) “a 1e | be claimed by sug¢gh an appearanes. explosion damage tne wheat =i The petition was denied by Judge about $3500, and shattered win- dows in the neighborhood. i « : | Trieber. eT | Holliday’s wife, Mrs. Ellen dame The police homicide squad soon . ‘liady: his mother. Mrs. Jane Hotmagehad two men under arrest, one . l dav and niece, Miss Helen Mal of them Dominic Anello, 49 years aabl Jaeold. of 1923 Edwards street, who, ) Neil, also testified before the jurw er) Davis formeriy represented thempolice reported, was convicted in . Hollidays when they were arreat feral Court in 1912 of mailing | . | here in connection with the ma k-hand letters and sentenced to ‘theft. Approximately $21,000 japfive years at Leavenworth Prison, Se. snid to have been taken from Meow being released in 1917 after serv- to Sng 58 months. He also has been. {Kinney here just before Chrivs — jmas. A week or 10 days later $78,.@) fined for carrying concealed af 1000 in bonds were found in a rurayg weapons. CK mail box 10 miles from Little Rock! Powder and Weapons Seized. x jafter the local chief of detectives In Anello’s home police seized ‘leaid he received an anonymoustwo cans of black powder. eimilar ithe box for the funds. @ shotguns, two revolvers, a number P| _ -——-—--—--— ——« @ of home-made shotgun shells load- “gided by Dr. Frederick Waite, . with slugs, and a pair of muddy yin | ready to bear fruit, and the Sygenees. —--~ —— oe eee . - Louis Medical Society, whilé com Anelie, an Ttalian alien, who has ‘mending every effort to improve been in the United States 17 years, | medica! cetandardse. also standsg professed to speak little English ‘ready to take appropriate action when questioned regarding his mu- en each and every member itneg Bitlons. He insisted with emphatic ‘volved therein.’ gestures, however, that he is a ID To Protect Falsely Accused. hunter, and knows nothing about / Dr. Bailey added that the soctety ‘the bomb er letters left at Giani- = i would act without fear in protect- he's house, ere ing any members who ‘might The second man arrested also the | falscly accused wenied responsibility for the ex- ha’ Dr. Brigecs, owner of the Cote lon. He knew about the ex- of of Phos319 Northland avenue, pastor the Central Seventh Day Adventist | Newstead ave- nue, and he knows of no individuals here who accord her the rank of'a ‘prophetess.” “I don't know whether this {fs a trick, or what,” he aald, “but sure- ly some of her followers must be “Mrs. Rowan is described to me a quiet, neat woman of gre:it of my friends who know her say her personality almost carries you away. a member of our church but broke would not accord her the rank and reverence of-a prophetess, for she wanted to be recognized by church as on a parwith Jeremiah, liosea and the prophets of the Old called her faction Adventist Church.” ‘She has been GLASS ‘DIAMONDS’ “Cohen,” “Feldman” and “Friedman” Operate in Tailor Shop at Expense _ of Owner. or four pleces of rough glass, treated so as to resemble raw dia- This morning the shop was the scene of vehement wrangling be- tween Levinson and his wife over who was the most foolish, he or She. Meanwhile the police are looking for three businesslike young men who made themselves known to Levinson as “Cohen,” “Feldman” and “Friedman.” So fa £ wood stated she believed the man /|‘2" 7° trace has been found. to be her husband. leaving today land and expected to arrive early “It all came about because this fellow, ‘Cohen,’ was so friendly,” | |Levinson told a Post-Dispatch re- porter between domestic. sallies | from the rear of the shop. “He has been coming to my shop for a ‘month, saying he wanted to lease @ building next door to start an automobile accessory store. He said he had a family and I thought he /Was a nice fellow. He dropped | around every day or two.” His Wife's Voice. “What's the use of telling a book about it?" came the voice from ithe living quarters. “Yoy were foolish enough to turn over your money. Why tell everybody about as “Well,”’ Levinson continued, “last said his name was Feldman. was ‘from Philadelphia and had spent $150 looking for a friend here. Aft- er he left I found a pocket in the lining of his sleeve. I was curious | when he came back the next day, but I didn’t eay anything, and he 'told me has was an assistant en- gineer of the Red Star Line and smuggled raw gold and diamonds into this country from: Belgium in that pocket. ‘Nothing crooked | about it,’ he said; ‘everybody does | it.’ “Well, yesterday he was back with another coat and while he was ‘telling me about smuggling. in comes ‘Cohen’ and hears what he was talking about. He got inter- ested and when Feldman said he was looking for his friend to sell the diamonds for him Cohen told man’ in Granite City who would do it and they said I would get $150 for bringing them together. I told them to go right ahead and talk business and use the back room.” Talked in Back Room. Cohen then went out to tele- ' phone his friend in Granite City, (according to Levinson. and Feld- man went to get his box of dia- monds and nuggets. Half an hour later both were back and Cohen had “Friedman” in tow. They talked about the deal in the back room, but Levinson heard every- thing they said. Friedman, it appeared, had_only brought $1000 with him and Feld- man wanted $2100 for the box. What could be done? Well, Cohen would lend his friend $500, but they would have to go downtown to raise the rest. Cohen volun- teered to stay at the shop with the box while the others went, but Feldman didn't know Cohen and he couldn't trust him with the gems for. $500. However, he would leave the box with Mr. Levinson. He knew Mr. Levinson was honest. He had a shop. But Mr. Levinson would have to put up something as security. The $1590 commission loomed large in Levinson’s imagination. “I’ve got $50 here and $200 in the Savings Trust Co.,"’ he volunteered. “T'll send my wife right quick and | get it.” “And I’ve got some jew- ‘elry there. I'll get that, too,” she | ventured. She got both. Drove Them in Own Car. Feldman pocketed the valuables | -and Cohen's $500, but Levinson wouldn't hear to them going in a taxicab. He would take them in his own car and Cohen could stay at the shop. As they crossed Sarah street, Eeldman wanted to get out. ‘What's the use of my going?” he asked. “Besides, I’ve got to see a friend here. I'll meet you In half an hour In the lobby of Hotel Jef- ferson.”’ At Hotel Jefferson, Levinson found the streets crowded and left Friedman waiting in front while he sought a parking place. When he got back Friedman was gone. “T didn’t want him to think I was suspicious,” Levinson said. ‘So I waited half an hour, but he) didn’t show up and I came home. | Cohen had lIeft the ehop in the | meanwhile and me and my wife five years that the world would come to an end tonight anil close a year ago. ; mean that, unless one had repent- ed his sins by that time, there was no opportunity to repent and be eaved during the last year.” opened the box. I took the etuff to a jeweler friend of mine and| he asked me, ‘Are you buying or selling?’ I told him I was buy-| ing and he said, ‘Don't buy; what iJ you think are diamonds is glass | and what you think are gold nug- gets is brass.’ ” eee ee a | SAYS HUSBAND WAS ENVIOUS OF HER SUCCESS IN BUSINESS AND BRASS ‘GOLD “Ss SS=.s5-="" WN S790 SWINDLE Mrs. Marie Thaman of 2650 Ann avenue is employed in an Arsenal street florist shop, while Louis Thaman, her husband, is a sales- man for an Olive street furniture store. They were married in 1908, but. on Jan. 21, separated, because, the wife alleges in her petition for di- vorce filed in Circuit Court yes- terday, the husband was “envious of her success and business en- deavor as compared with the fail- ure of his own and made known his displeasure at her progress by repeatedly insisting she was mak- ‘Ing a nervous wreck of herself by overwork.”’ If this allegation of the husband | were true, the petition continues, it was because of his failure to provide adequately for the family. |'She asked for a decree of divorce and custody of their two children. 'Thaman could not be reached for ‘a statement. ‘MITCHELL CALLS U. & AIR POLICY NATIONAL MENACE Con tinted from Pa xe One. army air service had accomplished as much as it has was “due very largely to the sympathetic attitude of the Secretary of War toward aviation,’ and the “‘personal ability of the present chief of the air service.”’ Explains His Criticism. Mitchell took up in detail those statements of his Congressional tes- timony objected to by Secretary | Weeks. Explaining his assertion that “‘all the organization we have in this country really now is for the protection of -vested interests against aviation,’ he declared the War, Navy, Postoffice and other departments concerned with avlia- tion “resist any changes which in any way curtail or modify thelr 'authority, either over aviation, its development to a position of equal!l- itv with these departments or its extension or development beyond 'its being a mere auxiliary to their | activities.”’ Discussing the bombing tests off the Virginia Capes in 1921, the | General said the “whole perform- ance, in the mixtde of the air of- Tuesday another fellow came in| /@cers Participating, appeared to be 'with a coat to have mended. He (a deliberate attempt to handicap wanted a lining put in a sleeve. He | US '” the accomplishment of our mission.’’ In the 1923 test, he said, the army aviators were ordered to bomb from an excéssive altitude. Views of War Department. Saving he had been authorized | to present the views of the War Department on aviation, Brigadier- General Hugh A. Drum of the gen- eral staff informed the committee that “our air service,’’ in equlip- ment and personne! is equal, if not superior, to that of any nation. There were 897 officers in the Army Air Service, he said, and ex- isting low would permit an in- crease of 352. This full strength /could only be attained, he satd, by promotion of present officers or by transfer of officers from other branches. He added “hat Major- | General Patrick was opposed to the him he had a friend named ‘Fried- | transfer system, and that promo- tions could not be made in the air service alone. Drum testified there were 5412 ‘‘flvers’’ in this country, or more flying personnel than in any other country. Questioned by Congressman. Representative Prall (Dem.), New York, asked Drum if any of- ficer possessed such “experience! and training under general war} conditions” as Gen. Mitchell. “IT am taking into my office Maj. Harmon,” was the reply. To further questioning, Drum said: ‘“‘Maj. Harmon possessed alr- craft experience” similar to Mitch- ell. The New York member also asked if it would not be a good thing if Mitchell were made a member of the genera] staff. “Not necessarily,” said the Gen- eral. Representative Perkins asked Drum for his opinion on a etate- ment that a few thousand men. with an adequate supply of air- planes, could, within 40 hours. reach the United States from for- eign soil and strike at the “Heart of the nation” between Pittsburg and New York. “I don’t believe in any rot like that,”’ Drum replied. Perkins then said the statement was made by Assistant Secretary of the Navy Dwight IF. Davis. — ——— 7 .-« '. vee eaeeaeoeeeenene eee © Oe - S. S. Adams John K. Broderick B. E. Chappelow E. R. Culver, Jr. zYTtiiwiwiai. Re we Yi 2 Jas. L. Nelson Edwin H. Peters E. G. Platt E. A. Proctor Branch Rickey E. L. Skinner Arthur Stockstrom J. Sydney Salkey W. P. Tobin Merle A. Urquhart T. W. Van Schoiack are the members of the Stock- holders’ Advisory Board of the Security National Bank » the ONLY National Bank in St. Louis open every day until five o'clock for your convenience. Beaitiy Wee: > BB A * Bank with Security® ¢ EIGHTH STREET Opposite Old Post Office FLYING FIELD BOUGHT | FOR USE OF CITY Purchase Part of Plan to Bring Government Air Mail Service Here. Lambert-St. Louls Field, at Bridgeton, where the international alr races were held in October, 1923, has been purchased by Al- bert Bond Lambert and the St. Louls Aeronautic Corporation. Its use is to be guaranteed to the city of St. Louls and the United States Government, free of charge, for the next 10 years, for aviation and aeronautic purposes, particularly for the air mall service, which it is hoped now to bring to St. Louis. This was announced by Lambert, wealthy drug manufacturer and aviation enthusiast, after the filing of the deed at the Recorder's of- fice in Clayton today. The deed shows the purchase of the property frem Mrs. Mary J. Weldon by Lam- bert, for $68,352. The field has 169 acres. Lambert said he put up the greater part of the money, and that the rest was put up by the St. Louis Aeronautic Corporation, of which W. Frank Carter ig the ac- tive head. The Aeronautic Corpor- ation has held an option for the purchase of the field. : Field Free to Government. The deed contains a specific clause, assuring the free use of the field to the city and.the Govern- ment for the 10-year period. “Without such an assurance,” Lambert said, “the Government would not consider the matter. “A delegation will visit Wash- ington soon, and will inform the Government as to the field’s new status. At that time, the endeavor will be to bring the air mail serv- ice here immediately. The matter of establishing a unit of air troops here, to be stationed at the field, will also be taken up with the War Department.” Commercial aviators will. also have free use of the field. Ilam- bert said, as it is the purpose to afford a landing and starting place for “everything in the air” that can be brought to this region. It is Lambert's idea that. within the 10-year period, in which the value of the field can be demon- strated, it will be acquired either by the Government or by the city, so that dt will remain in public | use after the end of the period. Plans for more hangars and sheds aré being made Lambert said. The housing facilities at the field were lessened by a recent fire. Lambert Specds Up Program. The acquisition of the field fol- lows a proposition made by the Flying Club of St. Louts to the Aeronautic Corporation. more than a year ago. The Flying Club pro- posed that the Aeronautic Corpora- tion should place in trust the $12.- 000 surplus which remained after all expenses of the air met were met, and that this sum, with $13.- 000 to be raised by the Flying Club within five years, shou!d be used to make the first payment on the fleld. Lambert, by assuming a large part of the responsibility for thre | purchase, has made it possible to’ speed up this program, and to give immediate assurance to she Gov- | ernment that the field will be avalil- | able for {ts use for the 10-year | period. AUTO THIEVES TRADE CARS Motorist Returns to Find Old Ma- chine in Place of His. Frank Jones of 6812 Gravois avenue parked his new Chevrolet touring car at Lewis and O'Fallon StreetS yesterday afternoon while he transacted business. Fifteen minutes later, when he returned, he found in the place of his ma- chine a Chevrolet touring car of the vintage of 1923, mud-stained and worn. Auto thieves had made a trade. The abandoned car was stolen yesterday morning in Dupo, Il. WRIST WATCH Cash NO YEAR MONEY To DOWN PA ¥ Has jeweled movement, lat. FATALLY STRICKEN AT WRESTLING BOUT | den street. University. —Frank Moore Photo. OTTO J. PFEFFER. DIES OF HEART ATTACK AT WRESTLING MATCH Otto J. Pfeffer, 65, Jeweler, Succumbs at First Event of Kind He Had Ever Attended. Otto J. Pfeffer, 65 years old, president of the St. Louis Jewelry, Clock and Silverware Co., was stricken with a heart attack while attending the first wrestling match he had ever seen, and died in box at the Coliseum last night. He had attended the Daviscourt- Stecher match alone, law, Dr. George T. given him a ticket. box with him saw him slump un- conscious in his seat and Dr: Mar- tin Van Raalte was called and pro- nounced him dead. At the morgue the body was identified by papers in his pocket and later by Dr. Mehan. The latter said Pfeffer had in no way com- | plained of illness before going out | for the evening. of the match is believed to have) brought on the fatal attack. Pfeffer resided at 3527 Critten-/|} He is survived by his. widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Pfeffer. One| daughier, Mrs. G. T. Mehan of, 3455 Lafayette avenue, also sur-| vives him. He was born in St. Louis and educated at St. Louis His early business ca- | reer wag with the L. Bauman Jew- |¢ elry Co., but in 1890 he organized | the wholesale firm of the St. Louis. Jewelry, Clock and Silver Co., of which he continued as president | until his death. | Arrangements for the funeral | have not been completed - his son-in- Mehan, having Those in the The excitement est engraved 14-k. white gold-filled case with jew i crown; My Lecation Gaves You Mong Fleer Oriel Bids. 326 N. SIXTH ST. Open Saturday Evenings Saturday Specials Popular Brands 10c Str. CIGARS CHANCELLOR, DON JULIAN, ROBT. EMMET. MURIEL, EY PRODUCTO, DUTCH MASTERS, ROI TAN, LA PREFERENCTIA, GARCIA GRANDE, LA PALINA, ADMIRA VERSO, EL PALENCIA. GON. ZALES. POR 3 for 25¢: 50 Bor, $3.95 2 for 25c Sizes 5 for 50c; 50 Box, $4.95 Popular 8c Cigars HAUPTMANN, NILES & MOSER. BRINKMANN, RICE’S H, M., TUNGSTEN. SAN FELICE. HA- . 7 | - DOT, ‘CHER AGENTS, PACKARDS. for 25 Can, $1.50; 50 Box, $3.00 Sc Straight Cigars KNOWLEDGE, 305, ATREDALF., NEW CURRENCY. EL TORO, KEY WESTER, LITTLE MEL- BA. GARCIA GRANDE 6 for 250; 50 Box, $2.00 Stickney’s Mazda 5c Size 3 for 10c; 25 Can, 79¢ Original Rough Havanas 5c Value 10 for 35¢; Bor of 100, $3.50 ; 25 box. $2.00 Neon Pius-Ultra. 5c..50 box, $1.75 n a fe....5®@ S2.7h% Cuba. 10¢ A .25 box, $7.00 box, 87 Powhatan, Be...... 25 box, 61.25 Pollack Stogies..... SO box, $1.65 ee ree, . KI Vhono- Mason @4 Haines Brothers-.Ampico and Gulbransen Registering TOW KANE SDTOO. BEQUEST EXHAUSTED Daughter Sells Shop In Wha She Invested Money — Blames Husband. When Tom Kinney, State Sena- tor, Democratic power and saloon- man, died in 1912, he bequeathed about $40,000 in sécurities and jewelry to his daughter, Florence, now Mrs. E. W. Kemp, wife of an attorney and mother of four chil- dren, the youngest of whom is 3 years old. Today, a sign over the door of the Tivoli Music Shop, 6352 Del- mar boulevard, bearing the legend, “under new management,” is a mute reminder that the inheritance has been exhausted and the shop, for which the final $10,000 was paid by Mrs. Kemp in January, 1924, constituted the final sacri- fice. In explanation of the !1! fortune which has pursued her, Mrs. Kemp blames her husband, who, she says disappeared .in November § ani against whom she has filed sult for divorce at Clayton. They were marrie@d about 10 years ago, and the suit charges cruelty and Iintol- erable indignities. : A few weeks ago, Mrs. Kemp says, she was confronted with notes signed in her nameiand bills con- tracted by her husband, who aided in the mandgement of the shop. She says jewelry valued at about $6000 and bequeathed her by her father, is hypothecated, Mrs. Kemp, who resides In Fer- guson, is a niece of State Senator Michael Kinney, who succeeded his brother. ACQUITTED OF LARCENY CHARGE a Selz M. Sloan Exonerated of Tak- ing Rings From Woman. A jury in Circuit Judge Frey's court yesterday returned a verdict of acquittal, exonerating Selz M. Sloan, formerly operator of an ‘oil filling station at 4461 Olive street, of a charge of grand Jlarceny brought by Mrs. Ruth Davis, 5020A Delmar boulevard, a former em- ploye. Mrs. Davis charged that Sloan absconded with two diamond ring-s valued at $500. Sloan's testimony | Was that the rings were pledged as security for various loans, amount- ing to $1400. ter Ti iy “One Stolen Kiss” Waltz “Big Bad Bill” Fox Trot “My Kid” “Prince of Wails” Fox Trot “How Do You Do” “Lane of Dreams” Here Are Some NEW Q.R.S. Rolls, any one of which will make a de- lightful addition to your Library. ( REMEMBER ~~ Kieselhorst is the best place to buy your Music Rolls because here you always find we have what you want. Q. R. S. Rolls $1. ESELHORST Piahe Company Patabliched 1879 Central 6700 eg adios. 1007 Olive Street Exclusive representative for the amlin-Ampico, ye os ab 7

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulalion than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED FEeBeEn pat ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ — ym SEeEaenapeueueueueaeueeaes> POLICE HERE ASKED TO HUNT {cvenins that the French fliers, women a the request of the @u-|that Baker had been admitted to ie ose >. awe “pa Maitre and Lieut. Arra- thorities of Elgin, Iil.. the State Hospital there recentiy stunning with spaghetti! -d, who were compelled to cut Ze _ MISSING WEST FRANKFORT BOY png their intended nonstop flight _ ADVERTISEMENT N Paes Biuhill from Etanrpes, France, to Dakar. 7 $5 SPOTLIGHT FREE § When You Feel a Cold : Cheese Robert McGill, 12, Left Home Sun- * eee hooey i py French West Africa, —- Combination spot-treuble Lamp with Coming On SIXTH _AND ST. CHARLES day, Stating Intention of Walk- Just Arrived—Beautiful New : miles from their destination, had each Tire Account opened this week. A T-TarrTas ing to Wetiston. } , > ae 3Ox5'- SA.95 toe rou 4 $16.75 Ue Take Laxative BROMO YI IN INE Bene sencnoncosenencscnes| if . arrived at Dak: vesterday after | _ Easiest terms in the city. Tablets to work off the cause and to St. Louis police and authorities noon. " . ; } virtually every town between; — -— CHORLINS TIRE CO. fortify the system against an attack ring 2 the Post-Dispatch | 4 Louis and West Frankfort, 1ut,| Relatives of Mam Sought Here. ff, 2520-35 WALMINGTON AN. If of Grip_or Influenza. A Safe and | petucea S7A01 Situation “Wante”—| ree ar eee ee F ae pen Evenings Till 7. nday Noon alias ra ‘, ls ‘ . been asked > assist in ti.c!} pe Buford Proven Remedy. Th Le box bea rs sig 7452 mere than the THREE other Dta i "" ee a ul a oe " a ~ ~~ eeu Va ™ * 5 Meese oe re © ac > Oe? ‘> ‘ ‘ a> s 2: ALL THE NEW COLORS SASS AA @®s eee eee eeeeeeeeeeeeee ees ‘snmp ene ueuane . 4 - ~ C ENTRA L Trove Carle Dresses , Girls Coats 811-813 N. SIXTH ST. 4400 ‘ “TILTLOCK” WHEEL ) RADIO HEAD PHONES | PLUMBERS’ TOOLS 5 95 . Winter Styles Closed Out at | - et : . os A ie S oa fy = ‘ . A ‘ ei Sh " ere oe 7 " me ‘ z 9 > ae ee “ f Ty iy Sie Rs . idk r, ‘oli Okt 5: eed aE ae me Cam, Ce eee SRS pe) RE tai Ny oS 7 : » Hs Miglin Hcg ey . , ie ae +. SLES: beat he Aa - “ “ a Paws ‘ sgn fy 4 2 IF ss * er 7 7, BAR +L ees rents ey . an wn" “ va : re Eros at eo -"s e - by ‘ . 4 a E +P Re. iets REY Be 4 by coe * y “_ t. 4 Ct et ‘ : a ted PORT ce Sp EA, Me Pips ALD ge ae pe VERY SENSITIVE i =. ee | : Pl | Mid-Season Styles $ 5 ha | 23 = me *! $ Q5 $ Furnace ) Now Sacrificed : | . | In this Sensational S~quart capacity. ' = yprcee srt Saturday Group at | : 3800 ohms, “\ enmecticut” and the sew - ¥ ‘ Y . { : ° : ’ : Stell ~ : = : Broken sizes in girls’ and juniors’ Win- “=warze.” Remarkah!» clear and | ; = + | ter Coats of plain and cut Polaire, chin- ‘sturdy eneggh for many Yreers ese. special for this sale, $2.85 if a $6. 25 ‘ aes 3 a ; "ace ee : chilla, fleese, Bolivia, suedine and downey- Per pair locking and vitine RADIO “B” BATTERIES wool. Every Coat a ee bargain, ng W >| Ft verendy” a > mee. | P : , :, . proved. by Insurance Un- large 4 i oak ah. aoe vel LEAD MELTING POT — Mads of 75¢ Willi, veivet, crepe qd nine, wooi crt - , $1.49 heavy cast iren: special - as wis ‘ ae | : so shop early. en emma —o ; RUNNING ROPES—With %-ineh as ) — — . ;' : ALTO TOW CADBLES—Made of *- Electric Waffle Iron fates gaabiar: Gowen “$1 75 ate te Te a - ee plete with towing beoks | Ratest tmerered coo- : : : say Just 14 Coats in Polaire 95 struction: heavily TURN PINS—AlN sizes; — es , ' and Astrakhan, Closed Out at open and closed « care \ with alumieam waf- BENDING S ) OIce inest \ atural Four remarkable groups that a Special values ) : | My should clear these Coats imme- a Styles br is — | ‘ : M T diately. Values that challenge i i bi - a uskra acquettes comparison. - | Sisee sto 8 The jaws Measure 75. inches and eren the whote fam- jaws: the swivel base enables the Nise Children’s Shoes, | bd An eutfls for to 4 inches: fitted also with steel pipe ite that will pew for iterlf im tees than 1 menrh’« ae oe - any _—~— en the taba, wer ad 4 argr. eavy steel , a . ; . . ee te *QQ-° Every remaining Winter Coat in this section is incl | Smart Shoes for The compicte weighin nth tece $2.45 3 (ee ee bonwee, most of them me em fur trimmed. Good range of misses’, — well built, in tan | ie ; eit. Sizes 8*= to rr. seater we Marten and self fur Complete Bathroom Outfit, Only $59.50 A eee see — + \ Bathroom Ous fit of good | «it 3 : ais quality: tilt to give years of i x c’ ose- ul of Qa 2° stig ' satisfactory servicer. It consists i . . of bath tub lavatory and whire | " * ae eC Closet; cach complete | ii These Prices All W inter Dr esses | with solid braes« nickel-plated | } . fixtures: special. compicte i} »? i 2 Former Price $59.50 ; | Natural Red Foxes. $12.50 Headquarters for | Dresses worth two and Black Foxes Jumpers presents a real . wend Son Senaeiinn “tieden three times the price— Write all f i or Call for a of wer os New Illustrated Catalog of : Bro wn Foxes smart flannels in plaids in satin Canton, flat ing and Heating Supplies ”» Finest Browns are all the rage for the crepe, plain and hairline ns Silver Tipped PRIC derful valuea =a $<. oe Poirets—on sale now at. CENTRAL HARDWARE CO. 811-813N.6%hSt ||. ‘ 3 nieTwrerew PILANALIY wat WORGAWN \ ‘HIRD FLOOR—BROADY aT | ; SECOND FLOOR— BROADWAT. == THO’ ~~ he “a | VT : LAS W: GARLAND (INC. #9-11-13 BROADWAY and 410-12-14 SIXTH ST.z

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RIDAY rs ? * ¢ he vr FEBRUARY 6, 1926, x aE aie ee Mio Yhe rinokd POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | SLLOUIS POST- DISPATCH eee = ee oe ee SS : Pee, © in a . FEBRUARY 4g, 1923. - > - ———— ~~ EK TON Horlicks See Our Other Announcement on Page 9. : € . T bye ORK INA! ; , 4 ‘ . : ° eum i | a | , alted Milk : . ue : . we >. ‘ || Covey | S| 9 iat we) Ci j ff. | : mM e& 7 Sete if ' GRAND-LEADER | | Digestible—No Gooking "a The ot ae Tee Oo ele. ee ee nee eee SCAR ts tenes —_—______—— me An Annual Sale-Event That Features the WW Avoid imitations — A ° ‘ Newest and Best Fabrics at Great Savings RS ttractive Spring Hats A VISIT to the Silk Salon will prove a valuable aid in L : the planning of your Spring and Summer wardrobe | & | ae a a ; | | ovely Trimmed Models— —for the beautiful fabrics will suggest smart costumes, IAN BLOUSES | DD Sas | 3 at Grouped at and the low prices make selections doubly pleasant. sant style in $ 95 ' a ee Tt MT . J , . | | voile adorned 1: Bordered Crepes nbroidery..... == 40-inch width ..........$2.98 54-inch width celeeeeeee $7.95 OKE ; S and the smaller shapes spon-7 It’s such a pleasing idea—this printing of fabrics sored this season are offered here in ; in deep border designs. The frock seems half made. numerous styles that provide for the ma- We are showing a most distinctive assortment of tron as well as young girl, in a wide vari- : : | designs, in striking color, effects. Some are in the ety of colorandtrims. new 54-inch width that is a new and very practical 3 Smart Milan straw, Tagal plaque and POS idea of the silk manufacturers. on rg a: = offer many models, pro- Striped Tub Silks viding large head si Iso. in- ) me “ ee . Of Broadcloth . +... «..$1.98 Bluet Thistlebloom Pablo Of Silk Radiant ........$2.50 ° A revelation of smartness in Striped Silks created Fandango Terrapin for sports wear—whose charm lies in a delightful Wood Rust Green use of colors—both pastel tints and bold, clear (Millinery Section—Third Floor.) tones. And because they are printed on Silk Broad- cloths and Radiants that tub perfectly, their beauty February Footwear Sale || ‘Seesstrm Sire —Features Spring Styles | | Novelty Crepes, $1.98 1925 designs. are revealed in this showing of Nov- 7 5 95 . i é 45 $ & 95 : elty Printed Crepes. An outstanding feature is that every design is exclusive with Stix, Baer & Fuller 7 and +7 OQR, BROADWAY, oa ESS in St. Louis. 100 pieces in 40-inch width, featured B Y VERY woman knows that to secure Spring styles in ad-}' in the Silk Classic. | 3 iz | vance of the season, at savings in price, 1s ‘a rare oppor- ) 21 4 y | tunity, indeed. Such an occasion is our February Sale of Novelty Georgette, $2.98 = 7 it | Footwear—for it introduces all the authentic styles and Pompadour and Floral Georgette Crepes of sheer- Y ) | > ~=A/offers decided price advantages. | est silken texture, in lovély designs and color ef- ah : 3 fects; very smart for simple frocks and gowns. ‘In A i Off y } s Vl } : Styles for Every Occasio ‘40-inch width, featured at an extremely low price. 4g a er ternoon an Sports odels.at...... ) Tailored Shoes for street, and dainty models for dress : i\e 4 fi p = ©, wear, appear in the materials and colors of the moment— Dress Crepes, $1.98 i ce ii © 7 tan calf, patent leather, black satin, blonde satin, and smart | Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Satin Crepe Can- i ) a; to 7 a; ~ : combinations of patent and kid, patent and alligator, etc. ton and Flat Thread Crepes, in pure silk qualities, “\ Every Shoe shows the graceful lines that are the result of] evenly woven, are a feature of exceptional interest. } superior quality and workmanshi). Shown in lovely shadings, as-well as white and dark HE new Spring Frocks for afternoon show delightfully youth- shades. 40 inches wide. . Biank se paign : ' 8 yy Another group offers remarkable 4 ful developments in crepe satin, bengaline and printed and , : values at , | . : ; solid colored crepe de chine—introducing the lovely shades of bluet, ; oe (Main Floor.) Sheath Satin, $1.98 | | ” 1a blonde, golden brown, rust and numerous other becoming tones. Colors of every hue ‘are shown in this Sheath »Y t a School, sports-and business find smartly appropriate Frocks of : ! uae | roe cn a Ninings acd naan ter’ ue dead ie flannel, fancy stripes, plaids, kashas and repingle in vivid shad a ,; | S " ] O "1 PUN RE Ht" Dg Oops a gg Bll peter 0a S er ph aed air Cad» pall ping es Toilet Articles pecia rs ffering of ee of the outstanding values in the Silk : | ) . (Second Floor.) ¢ Closed Out at Palmolive Cold Creamer = =--s WW men’s Silk Hose | 5 | Youthful Ensembles, $69.75 to $150 S - wh, b a

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— -—— In Germany by Rudolph Mosse.) ABO ARD ROTOR SHIP BUCK- y. off. Danzig, Feb. 5.—With our ‘two huge rotors grinding almost catchine a brisk south- now driving through the waters of c, making 6 to 7 Knots an . Special Faiiterves for Saturday Shoppers—In this big Disposal Sale— Second a Third Floors (New Building). Remember the entire stock of Basement Merchandig to be disposed of at emphatic reductions! It’s your big opportunity! 4 | Thousands of Pairs New Hosiery in a Sale Just Received! New Fancy Hose for Women! 2400 pairs of new silk and fiber, fancy woven striped and*plaid effects, in the pretty new shades. “These are slight irregulars of regular $1.50 Hose—just received in time for the Dollar Hosiery Day. All regular sizes. 2400 Pairs New Fancy Top % Sport Socks for Kiddies All the new, popular shades, including new beige, new 2 fi crays, etc. Irregulars. Sizes up to 12 years. Reg. 50¢ values or 2400 Fancy Checked Sport Hose New, fanev fiber Stockings. in a seore or more of blocks, checks and diamond effects. All the new shades, including gray and tans, in wondertul combinations. Thgse are irregulars of 2 for “ recular $1.00 grades ....... , sila adi The Buckau left Danzig at 5 e’clock this afternoon on the first leg of the trip to Scotland, using her 160-horsepower Dieser engine to take her from the dock. Once beyond the harbor’s mouth and in open water the engine was stopped THE WORLD'S GREATEST ‘and the two big rotors were put 7" motion. It now is evtdent that, RADIO ACHIEVEMENT |with fair winds, we will make bet- ter speed under rotor power than iunder motor power. Before Dr. Donald MaecMillen, the The Buckau, only rotor ship in existence, carries 28.900 cubie feet famous Are tic explorer, sailed on his of planed wood, which fills both steamer ‘‘Bowdoin”’’ he chose, after holds and is lashed upon the deck. exhaustive inquiry, the Zenith Radio meng hregprenbctaamt ge in Hage egapes. equipment. There is no test more Firth of Forth. ) sheet, Ge rae severe, for both distance and clarity, habe wemihs-ab iacaieaceeaiee ann than this. The Zenith stood it without velopments of the rotor principle. a single fault or failur e. Does this nor which, in short, is the a sae | C822 tees aegenua6asne8 8 8 e8.9 of fuel br wind propulsion. prove that YOU can get more pleasure sc tdinetinss Canales “eikaier ie © ee and finer performance e from the Zenith place of canvas salls. than from any other Radio? Come m | POSTAL BILL VOTE TUESDAY lain to you why the and let us — House Bars Amendments and Lim- Zenith holds the world’s long distance Sais Seiden ein Silicone By the Associated Press. : record. . | WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 —The| pesees Ramge From Sco 60 9550 9=—=—| Ketly_ posta! ey ont oe nce hy bill will come to a vote in the r House next Tuesday. with floor amendments barred, debate limited VERY CONVENIENT: TERMS ititess than two hours and a two- thirds majority required for pas- sage, under a plan agreed upon by Republican leaders. : | This procedure was decided up- on at a conference between Repre- isentative Longworth, Ohio. the Re- and Republicans “ : ubtic leader, an licans Pianos Piano Company oe he tathe Committee, which ex- Phonographs Established 1879 Central 6200 pects today or Saturday to report a resolution giving the bill right of and Radios 1 007 O live Street way in the’ House. The plan, also has the approval of Republicans Exclusive representative for the Mason & Hamlin-Ampico, © the Pustetticn Committee, and the Haines Brothers-Ampico and the proponents of the measure said i they were confident it would re- Gulbransen Registering Piano. | ceive the necessary two-thirds vote. S888 8 88 818. 8.8.8.8. 8 618 8 888) 8) 8) 8) Seen es S88 @€ 8 8 aia ’ el eee es Se ew eee Sa = 35c and 50c Boys’ and Girls’ 50e Women’s Out-Size Lisle | Men’s 50c Silk and Fiber Hoss — } A very y high- grade Record; Hosiery ull mercerized black lisle elastics | Plain and dropstitch Silk and Fiber | ing the ‘following popular nu ihhed + H Mercer: zed and combed yarn Most - rao 2 op Lose. A 2 for gy 00 Hose—in black. tan, gray and In black, brown an I t. Siz shades. Slightly ir- 4 ves waite. “Exc . esd 4 for $I 00 | $1.00 Plated Mene regular. 94% to 11%. ; : : Black and brown Hose in an assort 29c and 35c Children | Stockings ment of sport ribbed e for $1 00 $1.50 and $1.95 Full- Black Stockings, in fine and me- styles. Full size. Hose | dium ribbed styles for for - i | Black, Afredale schoo! wear. ideale 6 $I] 00 50c and 75c Cities s Wool-Mixed : ard eervice wetshe SEs Hose _| silk-and-fiber with Msle tops. a5 50c Children’s Wool Hose Black Wool-Mixed Hose, with or first quality. Some sec- * : Remark ble Va a . | | % e Wool and cotton mixed Hose—in ‘thout sport clocks. Perfect qual- | onds included eordoran color, sport ribbed style. ity. ‘zes for 1 | Good size assortment. 4 $i 00 3 to 10 4 $1.00 79¢ $1 . = . | reese | "eto $1 Semi Fashioned Hoey BE irls’ it 25¢c Men's Work Socks | Ome huge group of 4 a : , . ;, or Brown. blue aed _sreen heather- 79c Women by _— and Fiber Hose Gen zine engi neerg’ and firemen’'s _ Hosiery, including severg) ae mixed sport Black serviceah lk and Fiber Secks — slightly imperfect. Service- makes. ry and colors. H en and misses. Sizes §% —— Hosiery full-size as- - 2 Prs. for $] able, strong onl *s for 1. seconds. 10 SI 00 sortment; black only full size assortment.. ie Sap cape 10. Irregulars... oe plied died bid ed de ee et nnn eae ee a a a a 7 at ST Cc HARLES,,- “ 25c Heather Sport Hose ee ee AES wae - eeeceec ee? _~s_ a ‘ - Wh Displsy Hundreds of Newly Arrived SPRING HATS In These Shades of Straws and Silks Almond Castillian Henna Thistlebloom Terrapin Pablo Parvenche Indian Orange Black 7” $159. 3 ay ad $1.95 Rubber Infant Tricolette Brassieres Bloomers > New me **rous ''Rr- a — _ ee > 0 a te aa ae ~ a em I ‘ 4 : e — eo " or _ ~ -na t . 1. ‘ ¢ dex s kan -- "Tf. ; ; = a ; -_ . : : ie ~ . 24 . a aioe ’ . _ « . [ . 5 ' si> . . - P ' ode 3. , nmr —_— : ei to ai .. n. 2 eit at this ene $1.0 | $1.00} [$1.19] |$1.39 -88c || 59¢ All Basement Shoes and \ You will find Dorothy Dodd, Maxine, Brownbilt, McEl- roy Special, Star Brand, Lady Jefferson, etc. Also some factory checks. | “ | ~~ — ee a tia tiine = ee x Inan Increasingly Popular Line af 10 “Spring is here!” say these dreamy creations just re- eeived from New York’s favored designers. Chic, up- to-the-minute models in silk, straw, straw and fabric combinations. Tailored or dressy effects; some hand- somely hand embroidered, some lace trimmed, others ornamented with rhinestone settings. ( ¢ tS8econd Fleor.) OG I A. ey ar | Be A Side Gores $ Q es | ABS, = ; , ee is . A Cut-Outs —* i ; ; tae perone : | Fd hae * “ta EST (ee —_— Creased Vamps Military Oxfords Poiess Fis Plain Straps Cut-Out Sandals Side-Button Straps ~ oe 7 oi SE Seer: Piain Pumps _—_ \ 4 pastes ssSeses: at ee et a Slipower N h Keetete ow and Combinations eqUare or V al i es - broidered i " : ea are pnnnenal rah . . iy i pretty Here are unusual values in new Spring trimmed Hats. Every . P | and scalloped edges Sy 7 we the latest models, materials and trimming Mak leet) -ot and slee . riz tri s. Make ro | , vea. “i Kinds these three groups. = your selections - : aa = : k Beau Pumps Beaded Gores ‘ened —— Follies Sandals 5 | ( ) | ¢- Qs ¢ Q Ruth “trap. & ° cs “ % . ey Piain Pumps | moss-™ raps New Spring Shades in Saturday Morning, 9 to 7, - the Uuter-A pparel Section CHIFFON HOSE Will Close Out All Remaining Winter For Spring—a corm- plete new stock of the = 3 5 clear, Ther Hosiery ° OA that has been sSUct™an overwhelming favorite... in our Hosiery Sec- Ch cm guilt ; tien. All full fash- oice of the House iomed, lisle tops and toes, in the following $ shades: Blonde Rust Wontercry Russct Atmosphere Rose Blonde Yucatan Another ' 48 Silk and Gunmetal Group of Cloth Gatres Belgique | Coats Dresses Rosewood | Values to $65 Values to 40 "29 |"i3 Sires l¢to 36 ently. TRtrd Floor.) one whey Dixie Tthes= Crease Vamp Oxfords | Becoming straws and combinations, in black and all the new or Elaine Straps colors for Sprinc wear. , a fd . . | ‘i — ‘i r ‘> . LL > b 7 » a i” ; . a e > , a > : , a ‘ ) e a , a q s ; , a : | > + — . : , a te \' ss ‘ ‘ ~~ : : ’ a +4 ; _ 8 | -> . i ; ’ . > . , ‘4 7 8 a - Materials ' Ertra Special! Smart Felts Black Satin Tan Calf s=— 500 Girls’ Dresses Black Suede Rrown Calf Actual $3.98 to $5.00 Dresses Gray Sucde (Champacne Kid Including the Beige Suede Patent Leather 3 Materials popular Gloria Brown Kid Fieldmouse Kid ee : Serge: Swanson pokes, Rieck Kid Two-Tone Effects Cetecs Pidane also =f other Setied White Silks models. . ;' Sivee & to 14 Sizes 2! 2 to 8 | These Dresses will met last very long at this exz- tremely iow price, so we advise ecarty shopping. Widths AAA to D (Second Fleer—Nugents.) | 8S eee e es 8 8 ee 8 8 SB See Sees SCPC SSS SSCS SES CESS Pe 22 es 22 Se ee 2s ee 2 es ee

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ES ARP EL FP PEEING, a oe ee : : a ety | tie Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CI TY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : enews] Open a Charge Account—En joy the Convenience ecm Sale of Sunbeam Frocks, $2.95, $3.95, $5.95 fee: see 2 Saturday Special! | | $1.50 Piver’ . ‘ | : $1.25 Kerry Kut er’s Fan-Toi Bath Salts : ‘ ‘onl 1 same os Chocolate Imported Vegetal $1.95 Women’s Silk Women’s Fiber Athletic Union Suits ment} 7 Caramels, 95c 25c ae a. 95c . Ie Lb : : . Women's, made webbing tn | 39¢ > In Azurean. Floramye and Bouquet odor, perfumes Made bodice-top style, trreg- Good heavy quality in or brs “+ f aoripe vers t ] . maderias ati Nnainsoo Mate 2 F La Trefle odors. and softens the water. , Colors flesh + Someta eae ras colors of flesh,.orehid and clals, colors white and pink; r—Nagents.) ——— ae * ” ~- sesc@ueananas @. ew Building le—Second and ¥. New Spring Dresses ont. Merchandise r Ti} & G8 New Spring Coats and Suits es na Sale Me Missesand Women Who Enjoy Youthful Styles and Beautiful Colors Will Delight at This Display HW yy Satin Face Canton The Coats The Suits | |\\\ |) | a MM “al ; Hi | , Flat Crepe Materials Materials |! i Georgettes ool | Se se Poiret Twills : ee Prints Twill Twill Cords | be ei F rile oanatabeve Novelty Checks : os eee Sport Mat erials | | ers Styles for all occasions. f i ee Fi > Sty les St y le S = = meat Often choosing two blending Sports Wear i : } 5 ae tones. Ruffles and flounces Dress Wear Colors in Suits Finger Tip Leneth or (CY add smart touches—beads, In plain models, others laces, ruffles. All colors. vin twodenane” and Coats = anefaerd Meda, 9 | some with fur collars 7 Gi ‘bi atoes for niecathinn umpb-Be ingersnap ; ~ , 3 ) All Sizes for Women, Saude tie Sener All Sizes for Women | Misses, 14-18, 36-44 i Sk clin and Misses, 16 to 44 PB Yc and misses, 16 to 44 Poudre Blue (Sale em Second Fleer) fa at we | ee (Second Floor—Nugents.) NADSCO Phdaceranh Records ¢ v2 ee ’ Sl . KS i a ae 50c ak and Fiber Hose : : _ Avery high-grade Record; all 10-inch double disc. Offer-— Starting Saturday (Morning 40-inch Crepe de Chi to ner chaleeae Qs Va sears WANA } —— i anit ) ‘ii | | | AVA AWAANNANNNY NUNN | Tau le | : | 2. 2s 2 oe “ ‘ ¥ ar Mv . - = be >. B | a2 7 _ e ; : aes : ’ ° _— iy = ‘ - Te ¥ “ Le. € ” —— : a) oo e : . “ and dropstitch Silk and Fiber ing the following popular numbers: blue, tan rose, pink, ivory and black ; , ; eee ese — eae and other —— a and - 3 Eviere 40-Inch C C ; slightly ir- Ss. Z 3: : Pet Se re thd Zz Satin anton repe, in new 9% to 11%. 4 $1.00 e {| —~ Veet ne Pennant Overture Spring shades of blue, tan, brown and —————— ae ) Seo C auncha Ulean-Up Dale | = Sere ee ind $1.95 Full-Fashioned | © 98 / y,) J el 40-Inch Printed Crepe de Chines, in new Airedale, heige, etc. Chiffon te Z Selections. ; - ad . vice weight thread-silk and | 7 a nares ‘fiber with Msle tops. Mostly -_ , - an ul “ ‘ agate ; st Remarkable Values iit This Sale of Hose ' ee _—*s And Scores of Other New Each a color combinations for Spring Dresses... > ima : \ | For That Boy of Yours! 1 Semi-Fashioned Hosiery BS | Girls’ Winter Coats | ™ ) / nicely tailored, wool lined, muff Curling - | | Ye ee - | ae pockets; belted style, 94 Irons New an a ‘ ments, well made and in- = / ae} large storm collars.... . nes | = , =, § terlined, ~ - // ‘ae | : —_ : ae Z . we , ’ uate Cur and. plait: ‘ : DO ectty 1 ter Pity PD / — Clean-Up of Boys’ Caps ing Irons. 6 7: J — ——— Our entire stock of boys’ Winter . | ! trimmed, on waccent: ned RSented -— sizes 6 to 16 and Fall Caps, with and without ed, Only 1000 7 Beads. Full 4 t . j inbands; made of my $1 00 Se Soll at this color range. » /) : grade wool materials. price. This group , i vn. ’ Every Suit taken from our regular stock. and reduced. A Boys $4.50 Qassters 59¢ Sic | Group 2 was taken tal Every garment must be sold to make room for our new Boys’ fire wool Sweaters; pull- i 4 . from one regular $25 and $29.50 line. Smart Coats made of suede, over style in plain and combina- New ) velours, blocked polairs and yel- | Spring “elothing—Suits and Overcoats for the business : tien colors: some $? 95 Floor ( Building Sizes for Men and Young Men : derwear; slightly soiled; tones. Beautifully made and well man, the young man and the conservative dresser. The , BONO. «5 cn bist a Pi e's s Ts Vi it ne y ) l l r sizes 4 to 14 (Second Floor—Nugents.) : (Second Floor—Nugentsa.) 4 ‘ lined. Mostly junior sizes, 15, 17 Suits—two and three button, single and double breasted j Bo ’$1 to $1 35 oppers 4 : f lot, 6, 8 and Boys’ part-wool and cotton Un- npeaeananeaeans 8282 222 aa 8 and 19. A few c models. The Overcoats—ulsters, ulsterettes and the f ; ciris sizes in the $ 142 , / popular box styles. ‘ nderwear ’ ices $6.50 Rubber 750 W .,| | New Broad- Juniors’ Girls’ New Fox Lingerie Hip Reducers al a cloth Blouses Ensemble Suits Overblouses Chokers sry 9 | 38 ; j= = $4.85 "|= *4> += peat, $2300 Wonderful showing of —— Slipover Night : Broadcloth Blouses; snappy an h- ’ | Patent leathers and dull : EFow ns, in Specia! “res reine , Fer ve new etvles in the mueh Come in new shades of u y ! crispy lookinz. wonderful combi- . : equare or V neck. Hand em- thie type of | Reduc ng Corert, Made of pute rubber, silk nations of stripes a6 trimming wanted sy ee Se eee Broadcloth Blouses with natural red, dark and light pare me = “ry ‘of ‘dainty ae 4 broidered in pretty design Sam tned ered with silk Jersey covered for stout type, slen- pa manga a Pigg ‘lines a si, ara plain weaves Peter Pan collars, long brown, black, silvered and painted aeclagne on Moire . = : ‘ n tton mesh collar } ~c ines an Aan « P ‘ : " rimmed Hats. livery one 1D 7 F] 8nd scalloped edges at neck will take off hes, but doe der type, avegage type, Back trimmings. almost every collar The colors age tan, wows. foe sleeve styles; colors tan and biege. All genuine Fox. ribbon. Moire lined and fit- M; ; : : from and sleeves. not look like : har any lacing, this moce! nas ideal style. Colors whtte, tan and and bles. Sizes 6 to ' blue: all sizes 8 to 18. ted with puree and mirror. > ake your selections (Fourth Fioee Sescnta.) unpleasant featuces of rubber ly good lines. blue: sizes 34 to 44. (Second Ficor—Nugents.) (Second Floor—Neugents.) (Second Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—N agents.) gn (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) (Fourth Fieor—Negents.) (Second Filoor—Nugents.) v \ " - ES — $ IS i ’ iiige? There’s Charm in These | 100 Beautitul Bridee lLamps | Just for Saturday—We Offer 2400 Men’s Genuine Imported Ss TE... | : weighted bases in polychrome, 0 old, Z | : » Clever New Hats My HANAN senaiaiail tek. ae cee ‘vith Eng. Broadcloth Shirts lack and all the new bright q VL, aah PEW handsome silk a Pee eee i , ORES Rig . eat for men who are in a : [Aleve LR OO | a We _ ’ Sixes t rps and mF ny other > (BURR x “fs mew $4.00 Silk Bed Lamps ~~ | Perera ~) hs , | ~ P . " = * : : - - . ‘ Oe ee ; i a & % prea RS ee 4 : " wae”, r j < A - t - ‘ ' di r a = ei" \ Pr ed ‘ H Colors and Black. A special purchase of beautiful silk Georgette Bed oa § in vari- ous colors, richly orna- $425 95 mented, complete with te pa 2 athens Standen xan pull chain socket. errr (Seeond Fioer—Nugents.) S886 es eee a ee ee ee

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+ - | eed - os —— $2Ttet* QS ss = . - - —— + = . a = Seige +. = > = * Sma Sa (3:73 S= Ss stat? > eo at ee eee 0 ee Me sey - ~~ — a ee - ee eee —— os 4 oo —— = Ses Ezz ” > & 2: at 24 i & § ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Peery , x EN we = / R 2 sea A es "Sis Se Tee oe : $e , sinha eee ee OS ee en ees 2S ln ye eg a = eae Cutt at %, R i She Sa cap cate Meaag Re ter as a en 2 eel Poh: oe Ung: Pea a a 8 Week ore ys) en yD ns th Se ss aS ea NR CR Se NS ea eee at = ; a eg pig es amas I ey hae ee er ™ Vann *? * t 2 . PPR EN a ae ; eee we os Te * ‘ The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and ene other evening newspaper COMBINED ‘ I this Tey Player Rolls, 45c Each Oo eae these late Rolls and add them to your col- ‘“Sally”’ In 100-Lb. Sacks Regularly $1.35 Saturday Only HE children Sand ; sand TOVs. value for Saturday’. selling. lection of popular hits. ‘‘Honolou’’ ‘Paradise Valley and You’’ ‘‘Those Eyes Divine”’ ‘‘Lane of Dreams’’ I Cuggsl “KH _ —— — ee ‘Olive ‘anid loc ust From Ninth i. Tenth “Store Hours: Daily 9 to o 30: ry ; 7. a — Jf Lil x Saturday. 9 to 6 Vandervoort’s Week-End Candy Sieel » ] Pound, 50c 2 Pounds, § 5c : oes ~. . + ; QF glimpse in our daylight Candy Kitchens ideal conditions which make this Candy so palatable. © sortment in eludes milk and dark , Blouses in various effectiy of printed crepe: V or ,» * > 7 ines: jong sleeves. , $7130 Hip-length Blouses trumuming, showing neck lines, At? [Ut ry Seyi? Tunie Hip - length e patterns round neck Pri ni el with ere] oe eal iT ? -_ rT?) ' ». ™“ ’ ; Ph : '% ,Se ap | iPry New Spring Hats Arrive for the Saturday Millinery Special $ 4.00 NE EW Felt Hats in hades ineluding the Sthects Gloria S\wanson Pokes in taf- feta and straw combinations. Silk Hats and Straw Hats in charming ¢loche stvles. Small and large head sizes. Hats with perky bows atop the erowns and other smart high trimming arrangements. Third Floor Spring ombre Millinery Shop— > ° , > . e« ; ? | ™ IriguinzZ? Ways \ r ? ‘equ : ares, I ; Apparel Shops New Spri Frocks | For Junior Gin At HS ay) » ; S\ \ hi Girls’ New Spring “Dolly Varden” Wash Dresses—Special -, ST unpacked- La \ sale! Pre acdora! ble Spring eolors At $1.95—Pamico many with Dresses. Sizes 6 to tty Spr ng School new ‘*Doll 10) vears ° At $2.96—L.inen Dre (‘ham bray and Rajah Dre ‘SSCS and iingha) A Introduce the “Sylvia” Model — MART, youthfully be S coming Frocks | flannel. in solid and striped combium ef feet, . 7] Ce 7 ry } ._ . Ty ‘ 7 ania : . il clhiit ' >) r ‘ee. his special Satur- hosts of the Spring styles and all the bright Dresses m vy Varden” Ciingham 14 vears. th and luported (Theeked trimmings Sizes 6 to | lo mers to marten. two-piece, ntrasting pipings; two-tone (‘ombinati: suaint little Printed " TH 14 Year iz i. —se~S 6 th i vrodet plait in en Saturday “Specials” in Boys’ Shop Boys’ Two-Knicker Suits =" Misses’ New Frocks ln Spring Fashions Bovs’ Mackinaws vn) i 00 Regularly $12. 75, $13.75 and $14 50 Bot! ia a> Tr | : AMATIO NS of lig rill be certa EB the La n to greet ‘: “> v* « } : 5 ad a - - - 10S cL ' it & 48 & ' =] ; ris - “ i ere are models ited cre pe. Sat Tl “pring fashion tendencies are shown 1m mandy in- elever plaits and fetching trims. ce the models illustrated. - . - Ld ad > ts. ()' R Saie’s; 7 cy? ~ a ’ 2 oe . ie 4$3.: 50) A SOrusis re tM, * 1 ve ’ iatna «2 > —- ~ SThia eC . ; , - .’ > ’ > ° “iu! aa ie Lal a HUET \iz ’s ss! fo —_— a> or the large popul: iT Pan i: Ry th! Ts r bee re I fo St ormertly ae a fa BEA! TT .y - i a! “7 a | ,rr? the SP ason ‘. that are offered at these Silo) Si , ~~) selling. fo - ed prices on sima»rt. The 4 ing cranberry red. Third Floor , ‘ redue conte hw are mace : . , ir ._rimmed mit a a + _ ™ ¢ - , ire if} Gara andi HIN Shas ne! Liat , ’ . . . Adi at 4. ' | VI ~~ Coat Shon elk. ‘Ty? . | both hes -r? ff) -» —- —_ 75 ond $12.50 aud all-around style. Brown or gray. «2, ; | oe. - » te ; st . : -* { remarkable wa Boys’ Knickers Regularly ages in $7. | ~ zZe« | x attet 169 ———————— - en —_ _ — a SE . . Saturday—Children’s Day in the Shoe Shop, Features‘ Children’s and Youths’ shoes the growing Y’ an investment? if | r pop ular ae ma ‘ th rior le reed sittening atner sote - F or both “i $4.00 m5" $4.50 | wear. In brown. dress or practical $5.00 Bat “Noe iD " ; > ’ > ’ : > . us ‘ Le ; t}i iV att Si : ” : 3° crc) dines Shoe. both smart and ¢ fortable, is made over a medium shaf last, with seft toes. In tan calf. SS. 00 Sizes 11°. fo 2? : — op— Second eee P. $.—Displayed on Tables Are Broken Lots of Good Shees for Boys, Girls and Small Children, at Greatly Reduced Prices o™ @ren «< Shree =} rye SN new Chanel neckline as), “izes 15 to 17 years. nS Innior Shop—Thicé Fleet, © <3 - .7 aa “ ~< . ote gee ae The Top These Coats tremely popular tailored of ex Student -

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A , 1 li eee. em if 4 ee - , DSF Ps a 4 A ak rs : + » a ‘4 e af "Pg ior ee ee a ——— -End Candy Special ? Pounds, 95¢ Candy Kitchens reveals the this Candy so palatable. As. k chocolates, caramel whirls ™) First bFloor. eee I Sho - 2 New Spring |) Frocks For Junior Girls Introduce the “Sylvia” Model MART, youthfully be- S coming Frocks of flannel, in solid color ~ and striped combination ; two-piece effect, with new Chanel neckline and godet plait in front. Sizes 15 to 17 vears. Junior Shop—Third Fiocor — - -— ee = | »p ; Suits -_ 1 ; SA.45 1 rowh or gray. —S i: * Knickers } tlarly $2.25 | | = in wera, “are $ 65 | ‘Ls. Sige« S [lo . ~ \ . iMaxceptional | 3 _——— _—_—- — SD hoe, both smart and com- wade over a medium shaped ft toes. In tan calf. "$5.00 roken s and eae ON > coo ee ee FEBRUARY 6, 1925. ">. | ’ ? % S [ ae ss "¢ Biz 3 Prices —— —_ = v it, ag ee id , ~ A 1 , jaw hd — ‘FS ae t q va” P aa : > rs 4a ae i 3 FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6, 1925. ___ wo me Ay : > i . |] SS a A .-~eseEnetea LA epee Store Open Saturday Until 6 o’Clock GRAND-LEADER CISTI ee y? m b 4 . ; —s % MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS Meee eo > Sa rs ae ° > mt, JSPAIL ew 4 Q. R. S. Player Word Rolls | ’ In the New Unit Box, $1 * One Stolen Kiss; Eliza; Dreamer of Dreams; Because They All Love You; Honest and Truly, and many other late hits. (Fourth Floor.) . rs best Sale of Mens Clothing Features Kuppenheimer Suits Af the Extremely Attractive Prices of * $29 and $39 HE majority of these Suits are medium weight — the kind men in St. Louis wear the year ‘round. Smart single and double breasted models in the newest loose-fitting En- glish and figure-tracing effects., Fashioned of high quality imported and domestic woolens, including worsteds, cassimeres, homespuns, tweeds, also many other mate- rials. Sizes for men of all proportions. In a variety of light and dark shadings. Kuppenheimer Overcoats & Topcoats i> | mate iN Q 3 — : n Y. re a =) ——EE | —— -_ - — ee a ee eee —a Are Presented in the Annual Sale 29% The Topcoats These Coats come in the box-back style, | which iS ex- There are belted and plain back effects in the newest, correct tremely popular and smart in appearance. They are skilfully styles. The materials are superb domestic and imported woolens tailored of excellent cassimeres, vicunas, tweeds, gabardines, —and the range of patterns is extremely broad. The colors imported knitted fabrics and covert cloths. All sizes. Students’ Spring Suits With Two Pairs of Trousers 20” HE light shades so pop- ular with high school students and college youths are featured in this group of Suits. There is silver gray, a warm new color, also London lavender and powder blue, as well as neat pencil stripe effects. The models are decidedly En- glish. The coats are broad and ventless. The trousers are cut extra full and fin- ished with deep cuffs. These models are tal- lored of excellent wool- ens, and come in sizes 16 to 20 years. Students’ Gabardine Topcoats Special at $17.50 These new Topcoats are fashioned of excellent tan gabardine in the smart full-belted models. All sizes 33 to 36. 9 Floor.) (Students’ Koom—Fourth New Spring Arrivals in Boys’ aE i “ +t : a nis sizes from 8 to 16 years. i”p higiee § Dy x ; id Vest Suits With Two Pairs of Trousers $9.(:20 EW models cut on the smart English lines, with straight plain-back coats and blunted vests. One pair of knick- ers is plain, the other pair is tailored in the golf style. The fabrics are high- grade woolens and they come in: powder blue, London lavender, tan and brown in solid effects and fancy mixtures. All t. Other New Spring Vest Suits Priced From $15.98 to $25.00 (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) ed : and > - ge The Overcoats comprise blues, tan, gray and other shades. (Fourth Floor.) Semi-Annual Sale of ~~ Men’s Attractive Neckwear 50c NCLUDED in this unusual sale are vast quantities of spe- cially purchased Ties, also odds and ends from our regular stock. The values presented are unusual—and here is an opportunity to lay in a supply of high-grade Neckwear.at noteworthy savings. Fashioned of brocades, reps, twills, bas- ket weaves and many other materials. (Men's Furnishing Dept.—Malin Floor.) Our Entire Stock of Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters 20% Off UR entire stock of men’s and boys’ Sweaters included in this extraordinary offering. The range of styles and colors is extremely broad, and Sweaters can be se- lected for all occasions. The assortment comprises the following: Pinkerton Golf Coats Light-weight Sports Sweaters Benz Knit Sweaters Heavy Rope and Shaker Coats Bradley Sweaters Golf Sweater—hose to match (Fourth Floor.) A New Shipment of Men's All-Wool Knitted Vests Special, S pe Six hundred of these popular Vests which were spe- cially purchased are offered at the exceptionally inter- esting price of $2.94. They are in the approved shades of tan, gray, heather, blue and brown, and are fashioned of excellent fabrics, so that they will hold their shape. All sizes from 33 to 50. (Fourth Floor.) —_— -_ -——_ a A 7 A a — a —- Tt ee ae — ——e — — So Crew ‘ mn ee $ 5 .0O ie is the first showing this season of the well-known Trimble Hats. They interpret the new Spring styles in models which are correct and good looking. Shown in the new: tones of blue- t stone, radio, mouse, pearl and pampas. All sizes. Other Trimble Hats Are Priced at $6 Manhattan New Spring Shirts. $7) 50 4, $650 E new Manhattans for Spring are unusually smart in appearance, be- ing tailored in neckband, collar-at- tached and collar-to-match models. There are numerous novelty effects, in various colors, also plain white. Some Orr rk styles have soft or starched collars to match, with French, barrel and stiff cuffs. Manhattan Shirts are expertly tailored, cut extra full in width and length. They are renowned for their wearing qualities. | (Men's Furnjshing Dept.—Main Floor.) 7 Important Offering of White Elk Athletic Shoes Extraordinary Value at (ii a For Men, Women, Boys and Girls ESE Shoes are important values, having been advantageously purchased, present an unusual buying opportunity. They are made of durable white elk leather, and have chrome leather soles. There are styles for men, women, boys and girls. Suitable for gym, basket ball, bowling and outdoor sports. All sizes from 5 _— to 15, in widths from B to EE. (Fourth Floor.) — —_--—_-<—-

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— - oe ee + =. ae - - 2 a = - ee —— eee ee m — = - _ . -- - . ——* > . ~~ = —— o —_— om OP OO OO WN owe i a mp me wom ~~ Ce Ce te : " ia re. ds _— La ene »> ast : modern *s. and many will welcome ; to obtain one hier's make at They open to full-size ~overed with velour: ma- finished ends and ink spring Seventh Fileer o Tfuhil-sige pm } — rocker: fin eae n dark ma- J fortah! and ature bull * opp “vm hogany. and upholstered with ie oa attractive Biue and taupe ve- Ss n- lour Built e the anien- ona « raod jaiit cretonne iid service for which thie make ternd and c is noted rings FAMOUS -BARR CO We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps When the new law drawing recruits, and which pe--| service by offering substitutes, will, becomes effective the old system of mitted wealthy persons to evade end. ; See Our Other Announcements on Pages 11 and 18. i| EAMOUS -BARR CO; We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Saturday the Basement Economy Store Features This Group of Women’s & _ New Spring Coats: obeice: 1 Q: 50 @ New Spring Coats in a wide assortment of styles. Made of Poiret Twill, Polair, deerona, downywool, downyw: ave and suede cloth—well lined and shown in the favored colors. Some are plain, while others have fur-trimmed collars and fur borders. Selection “ will be most pleasing! Women’s New Spring Dresses Dresses of satin Canton, Canton crepe, flat crepe, ' s of crepe satin and flannel in the new Spring shades as well as Diack. $ . Styles for almost any occasion and in misses’, women's _aS and extra sizes. Over 1000 of them in this varied group. Choice Mt. cccecec+s 66 see eeees POS, SSRN He? oer Ye a | scree Basement Economy Stere - Styles for Immediate and Spring Wear in Smart New Spring Styles in . Girls’ Coats Children’s Hats Offered in Two Groups at ‘ 95 tet STA | 5495 and $9.95 @ Coats of velour, Polo, wool bengaline — q. A group of Hats that will interest and lamy- -down. Plain tailored or dressy ¥ ears. ' j Girls’ Silk mee mothers as well as the little misses! er frock atyles. trimmed in various ways. , tassels and fancy stitching. Girls’ Wash aecentann priced $1.58 te $4.55 styles in colors of resewen, shrimp. deer, rust, green or powder blue. Sizes 7 to 16 Piain or figured Georgette and They're made of straw and taffeta a 2 repe Satin SRS. combinations, trimmed with ribbon, | a) ~ ae f Mm ‘ See ee at... Ot oe The styles are widely varied and the colors are thos Basement Economy Stere that are most desirable. Inspect them Saturday. a — , . and reinforced feet. Black. ; Save Saturday on Women’s Silk Hosiery Irregulars of $1.50 to $1.75 Grades Special $ POP sens Saturday—A Lot of 1000 New Spring Hats. Choice $9.95 @ Hats of straw, taffeta and combination ma- terials, in pokes, small and medium shapes. The colors are those favored for this season— henna, copen, wood, red, black and sand. A collection so varied that satisfactory selec- tion is a certainty. Select Saturday. Basement Economy Stere @ A spiendid iot of full-fashioned thread silk Hose with double lisle tops and reinforced feet. Black and colors are shown. , — Women’s Hosiery Semi-fashioned silk-mixed Hose with white and Seconds of &88c to $1 grades... Basement Economy Store colors. A Value-Giving Group of Very Attractive Are These English Broadcloth & : | 4 O Linen Dresses| YVOmen’s Shoes} - to co $ 488 88 49 b> ayteay $ suede, patent, black eat © and brown and black xia leathers: with high and low - heels. All sizes 2% te sm one style or another. Re. Children’s Shoes — $2.45 to $3.45 Values Tan calf and patent lace & with tan @ Well-made Dresses of pure pre- shrunk Irish linen in soft shades of rose, green, copen, coral, light brown, orchid and white. Those of English broadcloth are in fancy stripes and plain colors. Trimmed with tucks, hemstitching, pearl and self-colored buttons. . Men’s Shoes $4.85 and $5.85 $3.45 a High and low Shoes of black Sizes for misses, 16 and 18: for wom- and brown kid and calf —_ — 38. 40. 42 and 44. Dresses leathers: also patent; broken tops Sizes 5 to 123; that will surely please you. sizes. Square and broad toe bors’ and girls Show Basement Lconemy Stere lasts. broken sizes. button Shoes; w a Basement Eceaemy A Feature Greup of Young Men’s and Men’s Suits 85 @ Well-tai its of all-wool cheviot,. cassimere, worsted and unfinished worsted in plain colors, stripes. checks, plaids and fancy mixtures in English straightline and two and three Dutton coat styles, with wide or regular cut trousers, and biunt vest. The colors are light and dark blue. tan. brown gray and others. Sizes 33 to 46 stout. Women's Pantalettes = arg. $] 44 @ Heavy ea on” Pantalettes f'n knee” length. with ruffle cuff at knees and heavy elastic at waist and knees. Vee rious colors. Basement Economy Stereo Cake Special Regularly 66c : 50 “atarday.. @€ Checolate Layer Cake. three larae & layers tilled and covered with qua’ity & chocolate coating. . iGe Fig Stetien, cach. ae £ Boys’ Two-Pants Suits — Milk Chocolate- 0 mae bs Special Ib. _.. ; @ Pure and wholesome’ Vs this — cious broken Milk “hecelate Ww many enjor. @e Checeltate ( ewered oa Saterday. peend sae lored =u Suits in sports and pleated effects, tailored of cheriot. and cassimere fabri cs in stripes. checks and mixtures. In neat patterns and light and dark celers. Both Pairs of knickers are lined throuheout. Sizes 7 to 18 years. er anny Valentines and _end many charm giso Valentine “Lan ing cards wit b Matcrials a a ep PU ee Ay Basement Economy Stem €@ Included are ose straps of black an@ Stews 195 3 i a ~— _* . Se ees .7 + toa tt} WiGirls’ Ss ; —The Newest Utilit; Ws; 5 to > Our Girls’ and Juniors’ § mothers t aiwavs offers to led values in the pram ments for girls. And this of the maces cially ap Coats will — including s styled, ee and included. M 14. Junior sizes 17 ta tT. - The Sprit r Scoves of New!

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ihe Dat Paks EES CR alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers. COMBINED ' bode ty ye Bs bi Has: " my . ——— Valentines for All “ee . | ir |} 1e to 25e Funny V lined with a dependable quality of crepe; collars, pockets and trimming touches add notes of tailored smartness and a few of the new shades are rosewood, tan, ce- dar, gray, gingersnap, Chili and gravel. PION TAA Fourth Fleor re SD A @ Included are Oxfords and straps of black and brown suede, patent, black satin and brown and black kid leathers; with high and low heels. All sizes 244 to 8 in one style or another. Children’s Shoes $2.45 to $3.45 $] 95 NE ha cad Tan calf and patent lace and 1 meee $ button Shoes, with tan buck tops Sizes 5 to 11; also ’ Our Girls’ and Juniors’ Section “i always offers to mothers unexcel- led values in the smartest gar- |ments for girls. And this showing of the new Spring Coats will espe- cially appeal —including simply- styled, braid and embroidery- . tmmmed and dressy fur-adorned Models—of such approved weaves Suede Cloth, Flannel, Padrona, ! n, Deerona., Polair and Di- ional Paewint. Some of the girls’ Coats have jaunty little hats to match and the lovely new Spring shades are amcluded. Sizes 7 to 14. Junior sizes 13 to 17. bors’ and girls’ Shoes in broken sizes. Rasement Economy Store ——————— a” men’s Pantalettes &2 value | 4 ror... ° 4 ' “Rayon” Pantalettes in knee With ruffle cuff at knees and instic at waist and knees. Vae lors. Hasement Economy Store —— —- — Cake Special Regularly 60c 50c Saturday. late Laver Came three laree ied and coyered with qua'tity e coating. Fig Stollen, each. Zhe Basement Economy store ————— Mothers May Now Choose Here From Hundreds of Girls’ Spring Coats —The Newest Utility and Dressy Models—Priced The Spring Frocks for Girls - Saturday—The February Sale Offers 720 Pairs of $1.95 Chiffon Silk Hose —With Silk Tops—Special at..... @ Clearly woven, pure thread Chiffon Silk Hose with silk tops and soles; in black, gunmetal, jackrabbit, honey glow, French nude, fawn, rosewood, blonde, Airedale and moonlight shades. Sizes 814 to 10 $2 to $2.50 Clocked Hose Chiffon and medium weight Silk Hase with attractive clocks; lisle $1 00 . = or silk tops. Special, pair. een ee Oe ke ee @ OO 2.8.89 Ge ea Children’s 50c Hose — Kine and wide ribbed, long mercerized Hose: in white, black and sev- 32¢ eral colors. ‘All sizes. Pair. Sade Floor & Saturday, the Last Day of the February Sale of ~ egies wet Watches $19.95 ft. ehes.: areca aeie ~*ae,ete -w*,* ~ oe ke aeee Women's rectangular en- graved 18-k. white gold Watches with 17-jiewel movements, fanty diats and jeweled \Wwrowns. Elgin Watches Wrist Wasches Wrist Watches $80.00 $67. 50 28 te $30 E $25.00 € 16.95 —we nthe $23.95 | vVatue Value Men's 17 aes aratel | Rectangular Elgin Watch- : ctangular | ‘W-tches with engraved (4, of i14-k. white gold anlar et” 14-k. white 25-year guaranteed green ate 4 diamonds, 4 sap- ——— gold, with 16-jewel move- or white gold-filled cases. phires and 15-jewel Elgin Ti Milk Chocolate Scores of New Sports and Dressy Styles oe ee dials ane | pelea os =, Regularly 60c 1! pitas ANOS Elgin Watches u y 60c Ib, : ipecial Ib... .. 33C >] () 1¢ 945 Wrist Watches $15.50 $12 95 and wholesome ita this deli- Ons $12.50 $9. 45 | Value. + Epben Milk Chocolate which tub ~. two piece Dresses are favored for Spring—gsirlishly fashioned of taffetas, Value | ~ ae pain Be sate ng — I hie ines ol ike, flannels and novelty wool crepes; the fancier styles have shirrings, Women’s tonmeau or oc- | | wae — Baw. net = oe mennd ~~ te trimmings, tuckings, ribbons and lace collars and cuffs. Sizes 7 to 14; tagon shaped & ere er engine-turned cases; 7- nement Economy Store Sizes 13 to 17. : Fourth Floor ch BP oman rom ena | | jewel movements. eee ’ es Main Floor fancy dials. ' - rr ————— nner Newly Arrived and Very Speciqlly Priced Are These Blouses for Spring’ —of Voile and English Broadcloth q@ A remarkable collection of 600 smart Blouses; the voile models are in three charming peasant styles, in white and combinations of colors; the broadcloth * models are in shirt or overblouse style, Ww with pipings and polka dots. Special th Value at...., ith Peter Pan or boyish collars—some A choice of a most exceptional kind; sizes 34 to 44 included. Fourth Floor Saturday—T he Grover Shoe Sale Features This Group of Newest aes Straps meta. 2 q@ Women will find these cut-out two and four straps both smart and comfortable; of ev or black or brown kid—well made with turned soles and leather heels; AA to D widths included. Other Grover Shoes, special at $3.95 to $6.95. Second Flieor 5] 54) Saturday, the Candy Shop Offers Assorted Candy - Special, the L6., 49¢ Pure-Silk Crepe de Chine $3 Value, Yard 99) 39 @ Ali-silk Crepe de Chine, 40 inches wide—in white, black, sandalwood, rust, pelican, 2- rs. Rox * O5 navy, brown, jade, almond, C pink, blue, maize, honeydew, orchid and many other new @ Each bite you take from this assortment will invite another and ultra-smart hues. —for only selected kinds are included. Chocolate orange jellies, Third Fleor fig walnut croquettes, milk chocolate caramel! cherries, wrapped layer caramels, cocoanut truffles, Brazil butterscotch and black ‘G0e “Ruf -Neks” '50c Hard Candies Centers of caramel, cocoanut, chocolate, fudge, nougat and other kinds—covered with our special milk chocolate “Rurf- Nek’ coating. ‘Candy in Heart Boxes “Fireside” Mixed Hard Can- dies —satin-finished and of many shapes, colors and fla- some with filled centers, Growing G irls’ Footwear “om | | ee Assorted milk and dark choco- lates, chocolate Kewpie, choc- olate heart, crystallized fruits yvors, Assorted milk chocolates, tn- cluding greams, nougat, boom- @ Broken lines of Oxfords and | ors, butterscotch chips and cut-out sandals of patent and tan Russia calf; sizes 2% to 7. and other kinds. In red satin other kinds—in red paper “Rilliken” or Goodyear welt heart. | heart boxes. soles. Second Floor A Variety of Novelties for St. Valentine's Day : ee et en ee

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PS pe ee Rp (i ap ae cae en) eh Aaa ae et i Cae sails 77 ey en € : , Als 7 ae os — , 7 .* : ri ~ > ty i.) ire wm. 2 ‘ a P ee em > Sorte Pp a oe oe . Te Oe ee Ere Soe 2 j = a, Ae at ant Ke i is _ + Reins ee EL pe eo 8 . — ehh esiees ern aie ve Pe, iad oe, ; f + “ ‘ ts s : “ue - — ere oe : ~ way r+ Sy “ “y - as ‘ot - * & “ 7 nd The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circalation thes the earned and one other. action newspaper COMBINED » n - fe » an - - $ Py Sey bh Ain neve eae ee ig oy34 > a e “re . y : ial wa p ‘ ee Am aes anal 7 ; ae * & Pe ae. ss ae A : eel fs sas 3 * * fo owen « 7 7 . - bu ea”? Oe wes. 2 + AS - sien ae a Tn ty =. Whe ok =f aa : a oe os , Pit as bee = , et 4 F ees > ae as cee aye te ae a this effect was reached bé@fore the sian officials of the railway ar- . Es ; ) aw P : - . » 2 , ee er ee ee eR a EE. ewer er does. These are a yard 2 s eo Tepe Kimonos ment of oll lengths | s > yards reoh. soft aatrous Cc s in _- wm —~ and biue ee) OL 19 Pe cet we on’ ~ for — e*™ ~~ heown. shor t 2 ow ne thet may —_ _— 4 pirwcte “x. = meriy =~) d for » 3 Pest) s yard ... * yard " e@ale 2000 YARDS 19c 39c GINGHAMS PAJAMA CHECKS Spe la: mail shipme ne ar terry ne ‘aet eoicor Gingheme Mm the sett Pmefieh finish and many ew attractive Spring checks A‘. vard fall bette min-check FPaliameae ‘ well made Rubher torea im ai piers hound im white with write Strings snd eilix 1a eran ‘" sale A splendid let of fine white @wamiess Pillow Tubing new. fresh goede. at prar'y ball preer 4 yard , oa a ee ee a ae = China Asked to Turn Over BY, | New Spring Scarfs $2.95 to $8.95 (First Floor.) = newspaper’Zarya. It is said by the | newspaper that an agreement to) conclusion of the agreement be-| tween Chang Tso-Lin and the soviet | last fall and included other Rus- | rested with Ostroumoff. The Chi- | nese. however, now consider this, against them have never been dis- | closed and are said to include em-; ‘ purchase of railway material and | the administration of the pension i ' | ' =~ 4 “ s 4 f i Sweaters Were Never Better Looking $3.95 The return of the Sweater to favor- itism is assured because otf the fashion smartness of the new Spring modes. Mohair and fiber, in new designs and colors, are featured at this price. (First Floor.) Silken Chemises and Gowns Priced Low $9.95 Colors are popular in silken under- wear, and exceptionally lovely styles are included in this group, in both tai- lored and lace-trimmed modes in crepe de chine and radium. (First Floor.) jjbabaiel bibotabdianil VE hes ‘ ’ itil -C= The Beverly Hose of Sheer Chiffon ? A chiffon silk Hose from top to toe, with a lavender stripe that prevents garter runs. The new Spring shades in- clude oak dust, Burma, new nude, ec- stasy, freckles. First Floor ttn Oe OP Ore ow The New Instep Tie in Calf or Kid $650 The new Tie bids for high favor in Spring footwear. The style shown. pro- vides a semi-dress model of patent kid, with apricot kid back, as well as a mode! of tan calf for the smart tailleur. Both have covered Cuban heels. (First Ficor) "VISIT THE BEAUTY SHOP—MEZZANINE FLOOR 610 to 618 Washington Avenue yy, Hin on ayy, We. I 7) oP BI BON? JES. The Miss Who Would Be Well-Appareled Enjoys Shopping at Sonnenfeld's Where All Departments Feature Misses Styles at Attractive Prices Spring Dresses, $16.75 to $95 will be greatly increased when you view the irresistible modes in both cloth and silk that are being featured for the very modern miss. (Dress: Shop—Fourth Floor.) New Ensembles, $25 to $195 Whether you choose your Ensemble Suit at our lowest feature price or our highest, you will be delighted with the individuality of both the frock and coat and the smartness of the en- semble effect. (Suit Shop—Third Floor.) Spring Coats, $25 to $195 The most notable development in dress and sport Coats for Spring is the brightness of the colors and the novel use of furs. Our selection provides misses’ modes, authentically styled. (Coat Shop—tThird Floor.) New Fox New Jumper Chokers Skirts $25 to $95 | $7.95 to $12.95 Even your Spring Particularly attrac- Choker will be chosen tive to the youthful with regard to color, miss is the new Jump- and you will delight er Skirt which has in the delicacy of the taken the fashion new tones which in- world by storm. Silks, clude tangerine, olive, fannels and novelty marcella, Alaskan blue, weaves provide a vari- ee ee Uban, Hudson Bay ety of choice, in gay blue, amber, brown mew colors and plaid and red. effects. (Fur Shop—tThird Floor.) (Skirt Shop—tThird Floor., - Choice-of-the-House Winter Coats OUR FINEST MODELS REDUCED TO ne Other Winter Coats - REDUCED TO $25 and $38 $ (Coat Shop—Third Fleer.) cat ‘ P : : 8 : i" "UE SONNENFELD’S, 610 to 6:8 WASHINGTON AV NENEFEL Your pleasure in buying Spring Frocks now | “The Store That Sells [ Henry A.1 . Three Unusi ‘Value-Givi in y eatures > __Combine ? Events to a Day ¢ Fiber Ble Featured at! 7 ( First A Sale of N« Frocks This Special Price for One Day Only ‘16 in New Styles and Co WEIL’ 3—Second 3 New Spring. Modes ; “Chapeaux de Luxe” 10 A display revealing the great: of styles that are sponsored § diate and early Spring wear. Blg the newest colors, in silk, felt, st and combinations. (i . New SATURDAY M 4-HOUR Absolute Sacrifice: ¢ Apparel—On Sale 9 20 Coats “14 up to $65 *20 ' *Fur- trimmed models priced less than cost of materials. Any. Coat in Stock "09 — Spring 390 And nowhere can you find more becoming styles than im Hat Shop. So well made is linery that it has the air of E more expensive. Up to $155 Coats ~ | oe to be closed out. WEIL'S—Third Floor. j —— a SATURDAY* A Sale of New Sport Coat 50 Swagger Models Specially Priced at ‘25 Scores of New Modes in Favored Sport Tints WEIL’S—Third Fle The ombre vogue brings felt Hats in pokes, roll brims, i irregular shapes. You may shaded tints from red, orchid, in ribbon and ty’ modes. war. — = ee New Sports —New Sport I —New Sport § —New Sport ¢ $16.75, $25, $35, WEIL'S—@ = 4p Answering the Demane | Smartly Clad Wome The New Ensembles for — + to $A5 and dress models lightful air of smartness, in coming to youthful types. modes include black and cc aS ae x *

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Fiber Bloomers } Featured at $1.7 78 (First Floor.) w Spring Modes in § vhapeaux de Luxe” ” 10 play revealing the great Variety es that are sponsored for imme. nd early Spring wear. Black ang west colors, in silk, felt, straw, mbinations. (Second Floor.) 7 olor Rules in New Spring Millinery $5000 nowhere can you find smarter, wecoming styles than in the $g op. So well made is this $5 mil- that it has the air of Hats much xpensive. (Second Floor.) " Ombre Felts for treet and Sports $4.95 ymbre vogue brings shadings in @ ts in pokes, roll brims, and soft @ - x shapes. You may choose tints from red, wood, blue and § in ribbon and flower trimmed § (First Floor.) @ J a i’ os a ¥ ew Spring Hats for Children and dress models have a d@° air of smartness, in shapes to youthful types. The new nclude black and colored silks, 1d straw braid wap to $25. L, Z—_— De . , ’ PERT D5: TRENT BP “FRIDAY, ee BRU ARY 6, 1925. eae ae la Ie a MF OLA Fhe ERT LC : Pye yap Q — . . ust FP" Ry at ed BRT AOS ER Tie Daily POST-DISPA (CH alone has 57,000-MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers ‘ete RT CY ORO PPE ET eo ea * $ wale nit } Pris | RSD St. ee Ae ee ee “The Store That Sells Nice Things” | HENRY A. WEIL, ne. 916-816 OLIVE ST. ‘Three Unusual Value-Giving Features _Combine With Fashion Events to’: Make Saturday a Day of Opportunities —— aoe a SATURDAY A Sale of New Frocks This Special Price for One Day Only ‘16 200 Smart Spring Models in New Styles and Colors WEIL’ 8—Second - —-- — Floor. SATURDAY. MORNING 4-HOUR SALES Absolute Sacrifice of Winter Apparel—On Sale g to 1 Only 30 Dresses 20 Coats up to $65 "20 Fur-trimmed models priced less than cost of materials. pny Coat | -in Stock | 469 Up to $155 Coats to be closed out. WEIL’S—Third Floor. aie ee EL eee - . —o — — -_---——— up to $35 ‘10 Silk and Cloth Frocks repriced regardless of cost. 35 Dresses up to $75 *20 The finest of Midwinter modes to close out. WEIL S—sS¢cond Floor. ——— 7 it 1 —— | SATURDAY 50 Swagger Models Specially Priced at °29 , A Sale of New Sport Coats 4 9 { ' Scores of New Modes in Favored Sport Tint WEIL’S—Third Fi — TT mcr ew Sport S Our, Suits Ay 4 “~~” ae ) Pd r = B re ” 4 , ’ , = iNew Sports Apparel —New Sport Coats $16. 75, $25, $35, up to $95. WEIL’S—Sccond and Third Floors. ~ — =e ee hand-made, priced ap te. to ot The New Ensembles 45 0°195 Many new arrivals intr the latest style ideas in the new silk and cloth types. Flannel Ensembles 1 | De a $25 to $45 WEIL'S8—Third , y Answering the Demand of Smartly Clad Women oduce ge Floor. v, | SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT'S ————— eee Arlie Grant Admitted Killing, but Claimed Self-Defense—Broth- ' ere Await Trial. Special to the Post-Dispatch WEST PLAINS, Mo., Feb. 6.— Arlie Grant, 20-year-old confessed slayer of A. 'S. Beers, former head of the Ozark Industrial School, cight miles northwest of here,-was | convicted on a charge of second degree murder in Howell County i Circuit Court here yesterday. and his punishment fixed at 10 years in the penitentiary. The case went to the@jury shortly after 10 o'clock -Weduesday night, but the verdict Was rendered at noon yesterday. Grant's plea was self-defense. He declared that when he stopped | Beers in the road, he did so to talk | with him about the way Beers had | treated his brother, Delbert Grant, and to try to get Beers to leave the country, as he feared his broth- ‘er would kill Beers if he stayed lin the community. He said Beers ‘was defiant when he spoke to him about the matter, and that when | Beers put his hand to his pocket las if to draw a weapon, he shot him. i Grant told officers that he felt -$t. was better for him to have killed Beers, even if he had to hang, than it would have been for his brother, Delbert, to have killed him, because Delbert has a wife and five small children Delbert Grant. who is 36 years old, and Oliver Grant, 24. another brother, are being held as accomplices in the murder-and probably will be ' tried next week. A LAWRENCE LOWELL'S SISTER KILLED IN FOUR-STORY FALL _~— ——__—— Mrs. J. T. Bowlker Was Sitting in Hotel Window When Last Secn by Maid. BOSTON, Feb. 6.—Mrs. J. T 'Rowlker, a sister of President A. | Lawrence Lowell of Harvard, fe!l \from a window of her apartment on the fifth floor of the Hotel Ven- dome today and wag kitled. Mrs Bowlker disappeared while her /maid was absent from the apart- ment and her body was found on the concrete pavement of the rear court of the hotel. According to her maid, Mrs. Bowlker had been sitting on the window sill watching city employes remove ashes from the rear of the hotel. It was believed that she lost her balance and fell into the court. As soon as the accident was discovered she was taken to the cits hospital where physicians pro- nounced her dead. Mrs. Bowlker, a sister of Amy’ Lowell, the poet, and the president of Harvard, was prominent social’y and had taken an active part in public affairs for many years. She ‘was one of the founders of tii | Women’s Municipal League and | first president of that organization. Her husband, an Englishman. to /' whom she was married in 190°, died eight years ago. ‘$50,000 IN GEMS’ LIFTED FROM SALESMAN MIRED IN MUD Voluntary Helpers Lighten Load for Man Stuck on Ulinois Road, He Reports. By the Aesociated Press. ROCKFORD, Hl... Feb. 6.—A salesman for the Marine Fox Co. of Chicago, diamond importers, was robbed of $50,000 in gems on a road near Sterling last night. he told Charles oJhnson, Deputy Sher- iff, Sheriff H. E. Hareilton of Mor- 'rison, Ill., announced. The man was attacked while hie automobile, in which he was driv- / ing to Clinton, la., became mired in a side road, he said He was knocked unconscious by two men. who stopped ostensibly to aid him. according to the story Sheriff Hamiiton by — his depwty. HERRIOT URGES CREATION OF FRENCH DEBT COMMISSION Addresses Joint Meeting of Foreign Relations and Finance Commit- ye v2 of Deputies, By the Aseociated Press. PARIS, Feb. 6.- today sessi ~—~Premier Her- propesed to a plenary joint m of the Chamber o* Deputies’ Foreign Relations anJj Finance Committees. the creation of a commisaion composed of 14 members to study, in close co-op- riot ‘ration with the Government. a settlement of the interallied debt problem. This commission would report its solution to Parliament. INTIMIDATION CHARGE DROPPED Edward Cross of East St. Louis Is | Released. Edward Cross of East St. Louis was released at Belleville yesterda: after charges of Making threats against Harry Kramer, because he appeared as a witness against Cross brother at a trial on a robbery cNnarge, were withdrawn. Kramer asked that the charges be dizs- roissed ADVERTISEMENT STO QUICK STOP PAINS With CRIMSON HEAT | Try it—tTime it You'll say it's magic, the way this enemy of pain worke its way through the pores of your skin and draws the blood from the congested, painful joints and muscles | to the surface-—-removing the cause of | pain immediately. The pain stope right off—-vanishes: the _soreness of joints and muscles disappears. Imagine the joy of guch relief—im- | ae. you need do to get relief with won. derful CRIMSON HEAT is to gently rub it into the skin over the affected Youll see the pores practically “ “at up. you see the reddening glow of the skin caused by the biood being drawn away from the congested part to the sur- face. A comforting feeling of warmth follows. & soothing ferling due to relief of the congestion. and with it the realiretion See | of CRIMSON HEAT at any good druggist. especially Judge & | thet the pain has gone, vanished, disa p- SLAYER GIVEN 10 YEARS furnished } — | Dr. Sun Treated With Radium. PEKIN, Sen, South China leader, cently underwent an operation for cancer of the liver, growing weaker. ed with radium as a palliative. Feb. 6.—Dr. Sun Yat who re- is gradually He is being treat- WHY SUFFER SIEBFL’S CAPSUTLESS RHUBARB. OUIVE On Two Visions in ome iena. tion, Oculista’ riptions Accurately Filled. $ St. Repairing Pr, and Lenses Duplicated. Lowest Prices, lenses for Reading or Distance. caueneenetedinedatliinetmeneaeenenatl Latest figures as reported by | \§ the American Bankers’ Associa- | ings accounts from about eight and one-half billion dollars in 1912 to nearly 21 billion in 1924. Thrifty housewives will avail | themselves of the offered in the Semi-Annual Fur- niture Sale at the Prufrock-Lit- ton. Furniture Co., Charles. replenish your home with new furniture and save 1-5 to 1-2. Saturday is a good day to shop —bring the family. COMBINED ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH 13 | ADVERTISEMENT __i DAWSON OPTICAL CO. |= | Going Out of Oe Business show an increase in sav- Schultz, 714-16 Washington Av. | Furs i, Price and Less inducements Fourth and Now is the time.to — mee = 3 i ee ae a a ere e.° oe Sa ee oe - pe you suffer you should know ig blessing this “wi penetrati kijling ointment is. Remember. CR HEAT-—mede only by The Alpen Go... St. Louie, Mo.—stops pain and soreness every time. for youreelf—get a tube Doiph Drug Wolff-Wilson, Johnson Fros.. Sccifter ’ ‘Drug Store and Enderle Drug Stores, TOV AN Qv | mene ae amen popular. toe to lisle hem. stoned dye-dipped thread silk from top to toe and a! heavier lisle garter welts. Every pair stamped with a_ well-known brand. Twenty Newest Spring ST. LOUISSEEEEKANSAS CITY Interesting Saturday Sales ~ | —— = oo | a) i “ais / rH = * \ ea) (Vi Cee eee - | ie 5 y -+* : EL +f 2% ct ~~~ ' . a. ek oe eo Caneel 2 ° mt & —_> on ~—“e - rT ~4 ~~ + ‘ ba * cL A NEW PURCHASE Guimpe S kirts EXCEPTIONAL VALUES 56” Here at last include flannel, KLINE’S—Main Floor. is a new vogue as practical as it is We are showing a number of new variations. Materials woolens, All light and dark colors. novelty charmeen. (Reg. U. §. Pat. Off.) @ DETROIT Saat CINCINNATI ae Interesting Saturday Sales 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. SP women. tails and colorings. OFFERING EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN ring Dresses KLINE’S $18 DRESS EVENTS have truly established new standards in Dress values. Our first Spring $18 event gives St. Louis women an early opportunity to freshen up their wardrobes with modest expenditures. You will find Frocks for all occasions in the newest silk and cloth materials for Spring. The smartest de- Sizes and models for misses, women and large KLINE’S—Fourth Floor. VERY SPECIAL! Peasant | Blouses UNUSUAL VALUES AT SURPRISING SPECIAL $4.95 QUALITIES PURCHASES 3 Fashioned of nial ‘voile. Several styles. Rich, high colored Roumanian embroid- ery. This chase just in from New York. Silk Blouses In the wanted pear ant style. Exquisite. ly embroidered. $ 4.95 KLINE’S—Main Floor. 1200 COTTON Undergarments lops. Flesh batiste, AT A FRACTION OF FORMER PRICES T9C AMI-FRENCH gowns, step-ins, bloomers, flowers, teddies and embroidered in sprays and scal- Also in such desir- able materials as shadow crossbar plain and striped voile and nainsook. Lace broidery trimmings. dimity, and . em- White Pastel Colorings 600 Silk Undergarments, Special, $2.79 KLINE'S—Main Floor. FOR SATURDAY Silk Hosiery All Perfect! All Full Fashioned! $7.09 Sheer chiffon from weight with Shades KLINE’ 8—Main Floor. | ry BEAUTIFUL NEW Ensemble Suits $35 to $195 SUPERIOR IN STYLE, MATERIAL AND TAILORING Highly original modes fashioned of Charmeen, Kasha, Lustrella and Failles in Spring’s newest shades. Dresses in either printed crepes or wool- en materials to match coats. KLINE’S—Third Floor. EXTREME REDUCTIONS Fur Coats & Jacquettes "oo We offer for Saturday a limited number of highly desirable fur garments at - IRRESISTIBLE SAV- INGS! Smartly styled and well made. A SPECIAL PURCHASE Spring Coats AN INTRODUCTORY OFFERING ’ NOTABLE FOR SUPREME VALUES these The extreme smartness of new Coats will captivate you. They have all the superior styling of ex- Many have clusive model Coats. beautiful fur bandirigs. MATERIALS Twills Downywoc! Kashoni Deerona Downywave Plaid Combinations Colors Include The Newest Spring Shadcs KLINE’'S—Third Floor. All Fine Furs Reduced Almost | KLINE’8—Third Floor. FOR GIRLS Guimpe Skirts JUST LIKE MOTHER'S! _ These Skirts are made in $ 95 the models women are wear- Girls’ Peasant Blouses, $1.95, $2.95 | Fashioned of broadcloth. in the popular current styles. Sizes 7 to 16. ing this tt T weeds, $3.95; flannels, $5. Sizes 7 to 16. Girls’ Coats and Dresses FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE Real bargains! Win- ter Coats in sizes 12 to » 16. §martly styled silk and cloth Dresses in sizes 7 to 16. $ 40 KLINE’ 8S— Balcony.

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Re 2 Pe Pgs et ke ee, ee eS Mere ee ge ™ ‘ > aa» ¥. a wi oS ah me 4; 7 | ¥ A - v “ j The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulafion than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a B, P oa BRUARY 6, 1925. i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ns int, tleved | , physicians said it never would Se 4 —_ : al healthy ag _ : for Mr. and Mrs.’ (do whe NEW YORK, Feb. ¢.—The Mon- normal, because of its skull forma- net gc to be & norm ae .\ = Oe . Gerardi Declare. as st ys RI al of four suits involving execy Zoloid girl baby. whose birth cre- tion. The forehead ended in a ———s ; | 7 j % . 1 e' ' : of Joseph Gerardi and his as Pp : Saanie, has been entered ‘n Ce K REMEMBER—These Bargains Only Obtainable at | | ; 5 gr : The GREEN FRONT STORE - . | Fasmnissed baa been fled 7 |e . Gerardi, and were for the to Jt ‘a tri K t GREEN | 4 J ) N ese FRONT Ses si — | sats of this Most Sensational 1 SOME OF SATURDAY’S SPECIAL SAVINGS || y | JI neu 4. TI | “Get the Habit” of ceeias aan ogg pene 7 as = _ ' An ticipa te Ye ‘ ally save a third, a fourth, and sometimes a grea é. deal more, of the money you have to spend. l a Cc nl Ladies’ Extra-Size Garments | | nazor‘suaces A a ~ Ending America’s Most Mestad Jewe q You trom ines Ws le-cote weve! te | | Seas,” GQe a >a i Event With Values Even More Amazing!) called “out-size” garments — but not Onty..- | i ‘Saturday's Specials Daa wi Jitney Event the greatet wees omen cy Event the greatest we've evet held!” Extra-Size Aprons ™*** of Pr” sotactens versie ae a We're offering values that set a new standard a ae ee co ee SATURDAY... er ae in the credit business! We're drawing crowdag ‘Extra-Size Vests ° ck ot DSE Hot-Water Bottles } di Bets that overtop all previous marks! Rehan La Mate, of icy red rubber. gee | ot > i wiih, z Pia. Alli a ryt re atiovines mute elous suc Se pater ies a OOS PAN ll 9 * Sale, we want you to share a a z Extra-Size Petticoats ““"/-~* Gyringe and Wot-Water | A Pili, HH | values! Tomorrow is your last chance! Don’t choice ef black. navy. purpic. green Zz | er brewn. SATURDAYS special... $1.00 acta — ttle a ee ni te : let it pass! e jf OUT-SIZEHOSE | | 2.25: gge| || 7 . | bho borat Black silk, with ribbed tep.. . .$1.00 pete op | i, q | 6g P ai SFR $275.00 Combinati 39¢ COLUMBIA } | a © | theme J | $195 Ove Ladies’ Bloomers. §9¢ Cellar-and-Cuff Sets - ---§9¢ “La Rese” Marceiers with double heating ele. priced Diamonds on the —— Made of mercerized sa- TI aa ie an OC ment; heats from beth tep amd underneath. = . BUSTER BROWN Sete. white ) : reinforced crotch . 2 | ieee embroidered in red. dive. $ 1 oo F -9. | tae and creen. . \ —~ a ey a | : , lowest credit terms in lal j “Household Aprons. 3Qp , % : er % Offered in This Event . —_ ‘ the city! | — agen beth | Rubberized: small check ' y | = he ‘This ip a 3- -piece large Overstuffed Tr Se | FORD TOOL KITS ered with am excellent gpade of | , | fe | ; _ ; overed with an excellent gyade of ~ Complete for | . ; | Specially 1} ) MEN’S FIBER SOCKS ° staal gaa $ \ |] Featured : carh. hammer. pair Mave mereericed tep. bee! and tee: cheice Diack. cordoran. pliers. straight wrench. screwdr river. aute , ’ ry ) in Our a : inchea;: of , bs \, ; | SWINGING PHOTO FRAMES. me. | subber. Noted ser cheir may os : ' a’ a ON THE JITNEY PLAN 2 . : ‘ 48 S > 3 2 serail oe - = ~ - ° - ~e ~ a = - 6 Size 189456 inches with hemetitched end; casily lundered. emergency brake bite id - eS ee in chest filed case. i \ Beautiful pat- Pay Sc Down vee special \aler. Peliyenre menuidinges. wi ey a bilits : . r . aye Sines queereed ctyte and hw me mn with beors ae Large display of Elgins, Hamiltons, Illi- and 8. 10-inch. Pistol-Grip Hack Rubber | SN Pree Ni nois, etc., at lowest factory quoted prices and JAPARESE TABLECOVERS. bob ee + on nttuntnte: pond eae "Shee . AN fags | om our popular Jitney Plan. inches square: fast colors i> inch biade . ~at corm .. if A iarge selection of it Wrist Watches. in f iat ail the favorite styles, . os oo = a > - = *s - a - - o~ i ~ —w—e « . - — ae —s - — ~s TAPESTRY TABLE SCARFS ss iy «(Of our Jitney Plan. Hit a Seas Rie Sedan: eiuico fran an curcilont aensctment of cates, “New H 7 Ww = Ss ze > ree ¢ ume. | Hike oo Tt iit aven ches | : = saree Mei if : it SOURIS cetercontonsmeees eas , ‘50c Pelly guaranteed for one year. WNicke! wea : . | Pe Sa IMELT mY — — : ittt , iH Hi] i 2 JO Dy . +4) teen to coter-combinations. with fringed bottom ant = oe By splendid “everydar™ .00 _ : ; , : Ss WE WATCHE S—% y7-_ DIAMONDS 1a [P= = SL THE 25¢ TO $1.00 STORE : ; oe as Sal, ° y¢4 ast Kresges si CBE i FRONT FRONT ~- §16 Washing n Av. |422 I. Gir ebaGROGASGERALALONNADANOAADADAY. .:RELSERSPERTAAEAUNE ONE tdea LEAT AERITTAAEH LAP HOU CRRRR OG TRARUETTAGHAT ARE TDAL GEESE DORE E DOA TEDETL SED aa Terre ELGAR ae add - ee” Oe i ee ee oN PE SNL PS ee ee ee 7 ¥ . 7 «ta ~ . Arr e = ae Re ee

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ey SER. Sas i Sasa BERT ) ) “ 3 Ng SERIAL! BE eas ie PALTRY Eee 8 SESE PD eee Masa FT aT See ices PQS. ; at ae RE 2 ESET HG ig Se ee ed ee ae SOT T IL PE = we a ‘7 oon ae r a, ™ " ee oe ok Le Were eas oak FEBRUERS Sige, Ripa The Daily POST-DISPA _ wh ‘ / - = . ] 7 a ¥ 6, 1925, ’ TARY 6, 1925. fhe Daily P' TCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED 12 eyestn suit was a petition | Some of the issues involved mow | Ww ’ DLYING GERARD! |, fourth sult van « ution or itigation which haa its te. MISSOURI SOCIAL HYGIENE | Women. was elected vicepresident: | “‘Cottin” Charged to “Flowers.” ah, ance, Jan. — } ARE DISMISSED. tel Co., saishais was filed by the lata ception 28 years ago. One of the | BODY- ELECTS OFFICERS « veal Bocurity National Bank; Dr.| 203 inhabitants of St. Pierre-des- | ) J. Brooks Johnson. He was repre- | points at issue related to what in- | ; cis L. Bishop, 4952 Washi C Is h t , - ~ Been Compromise, sented by Attorney John A. Gilliam, terest, if any, either Mrs. Gerardi| Dr. Martin Engman Again Heads tee ae Pie ala, and Dr. o H. — ani hag + hs ger filled wy ; for Mr. and Mrs. Jo- iw ho also has died. Johnson sued Or her son, the late Joseph Gerardi Association—New Directo: | Maret. elidel .oF tus tebe. ep on eh asm s ra of the state council \ Gerardi Declare. as stockholder. His daughter as/Jr., had in realty at Kingshighway Also Named, department of the 4Vashington snd . rang oa es os thee atiof four suits Inv olvine executrix of his will succeeded him and Maryland avenue. An election of officers was held | versity Hospital, were § re- siostea | aetoueaes “The lit ‘ 3 sane toma Gerardi and his | as plaintiff. | | ,at the annual meeting of the Mis- | | vice-presidents. of their origin: hepa M9 ime has been entered :n Counsel for the Gerardis sald British Building Fast Plane. | sour Social Hygiene Association at | | g8ew members of the board of di-/ ter of the Coffins.” so th: at it is easy Falkenhainer's court yesterday that the, suits had been | By the Agsociated Press. | the College Club, 5438 Delmar bou- | rectors elected last night were:|to understand their satisfaction at ntiffs. Three of the | compromised, his clients agreeins| LONDON, Feb. 6.—A _ British \levard, Wednesday night. ‘Mrs. Arthur Burr, Father Al-|the chatec to “Saint saad a the had been filed bY |to make a nominal settlement. The |seaplane, with speed of five miles | Dr. Martin Engman, clinical pro-| phonse Schwitalla, Dr. Ralph Kin-| Flowers.” At the same time there ee in bankruptcy of | capes had already beeh presented a minute, is being constructed Ser} fessor of dermatology at Washing- | sella, Dr. Arthur I, Kendall, Dr.| is a movement on foot to change and were for the|to Judge Falkenhainer, who had/the next Schneider Cup race, and | ton University, was re-elected pres-| Richard Weiss, Dr. J.. Leslie Pur-|the name of the department Char- af discovering assets for|taken them under advisement after| will be ready for trial flights ident; Mrs. Ira L. Bretzfelder, at- | don, and the Rev. Dr. Ivan Lee| ente-Inferieure to Charente-Mari- / it of creditors. a trial lasting eight days. shortly, it is understood. . rector of the Council of Jewish) Holt, ‘time % _—— ’ } | t e - } “TIDY MOPS” ! — es a With Dfy Wringing Feature $1.25 3 Value at se — feature of these dry wring- * fops makes them convenient for * pones cleaning. \ NMA T a nazing Jewelry lore Amazing! ery effort to make this atest we've eveft held! : that set a new standard | j ~.We’re drawing crowds | 1s marks! ieving a marveloussuc- _ hip, lose this famous Jitney / Wb vice ‘share in its profitable _ =) ween o | Seg our last chance! Don’t | : == | ’ f $975.00 Combination French Walnut Suites eee = VIANA SSN ae Me "" LITT | Mahogany Tabourette $2.25 a 00 sete pg ITLL NN Value at. HOUSE. FURNISHING CO. This beautiful Tabourette is fash- ioned in the Queen Anne style and 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street _is finished in mahogany. These Excellent Values for Saturday Anticipate Your Furniture Needs at en = of 10% to 40% in Our aap rary Undersellingampai gn —— WAL. . a , ~ Di + ri lea - (rH _ = = z=/lf a ut Y :@, lil == iif i) | W : = * |Mattresses $ 45 | # 45-lb. Mattress, made of | 4 new materials. Come in | Offered in This Event at ........ ey: See “These two-tone French Walnut Suites are truly wonderful values. ets You Enjoy a Beautiful gold etching on large-size dresser, spacious chifforobe, triple mirror, full-length vanity and. bow-end bed. $10.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments beautiful art tickings $175.00 Eight-Piece Dining-Room Suite Offered i Tite Been! Gf. . 8.2 cceccccccseses This is a large walnut-finished Suite; consisting of large-size buffet, *16/ beautiful oblong extension table, five chairs and one armchair, with seather Ge tapestry. WORE. oc odbc unc cs0ccccs Gane tnivehacecmenseees $6.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments 4 Cane-Panel “8| Day-Bed ECON I | $21.50 Value ‘112 ) e | e ) nm | $020.00 Genuine French Walnut Suites Very destrabid and mase oc f $2I5, 00 Nine-Piece ‘Tudor Dining-Room: Suite ia Ji : V 4g fi a Ky x S ney Plan VA if /> uf? ' : Zn : . WAY , Z (34, 7 Cz | ANS gS 4 Vi Vi ty . oe y r. 777 ‘ ; ¥ ia- ng ng / te aeverom ae nee Boent ef ....4........... autiful four-piece Tudor Period Suites of genuine French wal- ut; dustproof construction and mahogany drawer bottoms. id line etchi ng on full-length vanity dresser, chifforobe, bow- d bed and large dresser. SPECIAL! ™ 1847 Rogers Bros. z.. r « stecl throughout, with cane Or Tapestry SCalS.... cece reece rene seeee es eseseeseeseseeseses (metal) panel, Opens into | Offered in This pT BR ee Fe re es $ * oe ee oe 1 Massive Tudor period Suites that are finished in walnut and well $1 Com Delivers fe constructed, Consist of large-size buffet, china cabinet, oblong ee : = -extension table, six chairs, one of which has arms, with leather 1 $15.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments + $8.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments “= Hi] | Hf Hl Rl } (Hi | | : iit + Hit i] | - Ht ayaa, ‘ i | f = bal / v c om Spring's = arge gn 0 . Stered in fine 2 Dry Ati > SS and broiler Have |} quality brown " hl heavy nickel mani- folds and trimmings. $1.00 Cash + am earl peng Delwers It derful baker. : Cedar- Chifforobe = | 5.00 3-Piece $175. “Kroehler” | j DAVENETTE SUITE | DAVENETTE SUITE |} 565.00 $9700 50 | : Value’ Special $ i Massive $s] () 5 ees at | 3-Pe Suite. | ferobe has five drawers, Spanish dmita- lion leather. The davenette opens into a full-size bed. Armchair and arm rocker included. $5.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments =e — . heart de- Biue- Open a Charge Account ., With LOFTIS NO MONEY DOWN rr . “Jocelyn” Diamond Ring A 3-Stone Diamond Ring Dinner Bee Effect Three specially selected first quality Blue-White Diamonds. Solid 18-k. White Gold mounting. hand $75 pierced and engraved........ White Gold Wrist Watch New design in, a beautiful wing-end oval Wriet Watch. Solid 18-k. White Gold case, hand engraved Fancy dial. High grade, 17-jewel movement, guaranteed. Ribbon wrist watch with Solid White Gold $40 clasp ; . eee heeeveeen Diameond-Set Wrist Watches at All Prices Large assortment of Wrist Watches. octagon. cushion and all fashionabie shapes, at any price you wisn to pay jewelry repaired and remodeled. orders free. Call or write fer Catalog 996. salesman will call, onday and Saturday Till Terms to Suit Your Convenience Watch Our Store Windows for Special Bargains Watchts repaircd: all work guaranteed. Diamonds remounted., Old “Apollo” Ze, Ring Design warranted to wear Jo ycars, $ Poaawy Glad cccaseopecstoaects 34 | Case is high-grade ‘Cireen Gold filled Fitted with 15-jewel movement. .gi1 “Shelltone” Toilet Set The tollet articles are all full! standard eize: fine “Shelitone’ in the popular “Antoinette,” grooved-edge pattern. The hand mirror is beveled plate. High- grade steel is used in the mani- cure piece The case is leather- ette, covered with metal fittings, and measures 16x11x4 Inches, 33:50 Designs and estimates for speciai hone Bell, Main 97 or 1986 and. 9:30 P. M; Other Days Til @:80 SSOSSSETEEES SESSA SSL ASCE SO SSSR ELST * CHRSSSESPSSE TE SSSSS STE ~ - STeSH ee FLL ETT cee CSP T ACCC ERSASSE COT HORE CEASE CSR ee ORE teelecescoers THASEEE SS SESH TR Pe eer eT Fete tae _—_ — "Seeste Tareas eeere

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7 per- COMBINED , = | FRIDAY. UARY 6. 1925. ~ ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH — ee has MORE CITY Circulation than the moriting and one other evening newspa Loss in Oregon Flood. gpociates oS 6. —Loss est!- SEMENT ——$——$ $$ $ RORBSES DELL DELS SD. Fieasonms for adv OcALINg an ordi- 2 re parts such a delighiful. soothing | eolumg feeling to the feet that you wii! nance to eliminate the United Rail- sigh with retef ice-mint is the real Japanese sectet for ripe. healthy lbttle fee it prevents foot the center of O@ers and Keeps them sweet and comfort able it is greatiy aporeciated by women Kings- ho wear lugh-heel shoes and by men ‘he Rave to stand on their feet ail day ways trolley poles and the curbed- riven the Siver im any drug store for a little by Wil- Lit and give your eu ffering : ¢ jie titel ‘wollen feet the treat of ther live« presiden O n it costs littl and there i Othing better 7 _ . — —— alos Delmar f the King- TjoOn he Going Out of Business Schultz 714-16 Washington Av. forms— placed along the edge o! the tracks at busy corners for wait- ing passengers. will e! i. | Where these are not provided the prospective passenger requires a keen ere, no small amount of cour- CLININIA directors Luke's west of present than the ordinary Residence tion, the bill was amended ab therize the change to Unien bou Clearance The tast week of this sales event will offer the final op- portunity to obtain the very garment you desired eartier In the season now at greatly reduced prices. Wo need to a : pay cash — Wear Je while paying. -, EASY (Fre TERMS ref r BORIZONTAL 38. Openings of Os Obi terated. Tics 7. Ub ect of oermsion 12. A race of No. Africa. 13. Man's name. Pertaining tos city 4 word in the Psalms denot- ing silence. 3°. Langu f Part of a Ornament flower worn by Deadly smake 65. Lastern state Rabb: » Prefix meaning ab 7. One whe ;. Side-drums wagers. . Crown of bead. . Member « } Places much Indo—( hinese tnbe of upper Burma. 4 mans nas vard . A deep blue _ nivy mgment Will 4 Jiminate Safety Isles. 25. A republic Si. Tapestry If the measure is passed, the under U.S. 52. Perfume. protection. 54. Daub Stone charms. }. Bands of cloth. . Pertaining to ‘. A swelling o —_ the throat. neck glands. . Nova Scotia ‘ Latin. were te . A map s name. (ab ih nents. 7 ' . 59. An element. Metmcal com- Posi Lrons. . The happerest woman alive. safety isles—raised wooden plat- 18 Formerly. 19. Menta! urecas- ncss. Z1. Acknowledge } frankly 22. Utmost (p!.). 24. A St. Lo Advertising cy, Dyra. . Inttial Attempts. 7. Part ol a horse a e« ; = »-* > . ei ; ' ’ = . ~ : “tf : ; ” 7 | ; , > oe Pt re : ‘?¢ | Ovi rT > i nt . — = it : "ai .' it > . > : - ‘ _ 1 n . Cs ’ : it ° 5 aipiy ot ' rie _— tis. "a! if é a rnin = Tie 176 ; ~- ° " — . : ;"? . . bet ' P ae EF) . liad . . «“ _ ak + : nd * : a - _— - a ; : . . . * 7 F' si wd . ‘ waa sa : sa 29. Prefizmeanming « e er : - «a . > o a . _r> ry, - « > ’ . = ‘ i - : y . ‘ : ; a r " . a i " A , aa ' z ¥ ’ ‘ ss , ‘ " ~ -2*4OMA 4 - o> " = - o . . oe . . . . " i » F ry > . ’ é is a * ee. Fi : 4 : ; a 7 . * > - . =o Ongena, e é a. _ > sve > * : : " : _ .. : ii a ik ‘ [» = € lzgers ~ : ' ; > : ~ : a ."4 : 5 » ‘ ‘i . . as > 7 — ‘ _ ; - ‘ . . . - ° ' : ~ . ‘ — . The best gaso- S888 8 eee s8 & a ‘ ? = = 7 al > ize. and an agile foot m . speec rey : oo. ; 35. South Amer- shade 3 | Can Weapon. 1. Objective of Steamship 36. Baby bear. we. (ab . Made from an quumseen wen Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an 5 gallons of Lubrite Gasoline : pe ecine See Be nes ET MMOPOOCE SOUGISOOTE Billion oc.conce v-cice 10 cms anacet|onh tore tho intigusd amahunen oad and heals the infigmed membranes and ‘ kills the germ. © Thousands and thousands of satisfied Of all known drags, creseste is rec users will tell you that ‘Lubrite Gasoline and genuine motoring satisfaction go hand ——s — A i e . : a Ps The wind-up of the Overccat $ offering shows a limited as- sortment of real valves at very low prices. Write your name and address on ed by a committee of engineers the solution in the margin. he National Conference on Street ognized by the medical fraternity as the Address your solution to “Distr- ind Highway Safety held at Was)- greatest healing agency for the treat- 0] (four letter word meaning khution Division”. of this Company. ee oi sag por eed ae 2 ones eS But Lubrite and cross That’s all. Go to it. And get your aid Cocemulsion contains, in addition to not ever, as the puzzle answers in.on time. The solution will be Discusses U. R. Objections. creosote, other healing elements which printed in our next advertisement. Cer- in commenting upon this, Wa —— = heal the inflamed mem- tificates for prizes will be mailed to winners. soem ate “tlle the porous a on As a hint to cross word puzzle workers, to the stomach, is absor into the the word “‘Lubrite’’ appears in this puzzle blood, attacks the seat of the trouble —twice, near the center. and destroys the germs tliat lead to : consumption. As a hint to motorists, the gasoline Creomulsion is guar3éteed satisfac- Lubrite appears in the gas tanks of a sur- tory in the treatment of chronic coughs mn WwW | 3 prising number of automobiles of St. Louis, and colds, .gronch@l asthma, catarrhal will give 5 gallons of Lubrite Gasoline as time after (177 7] (four letter word bronchitis and other f-we of throat a prize. : — } and lung diseases, and is excellent for : . meaning Occasion }. building up the system after colds or Observe these simple regulations: Why . . 2? Because the Lubrite by- the flu. Money refunded if any cough All answers must be delivered at words: “Starts better, Runs better, IS or cold, no matter of how long stand- our office not later than 12 o'clock better’’ are buy words of car owners who, ng, Is not relieved after taking accord- noon, Monday, February 9, 1925, or know that, in Lubrite, they get a quality must bear a post mark prior to 9:00 motor fuel at no greater cost than the price a.m. of the same day. of (UF ILILILILILIL (aight Ietter word All answers must be written legibly. meaning commonplace) gasoline. ing to directi Ask your druggist. Creomulsion Co, Atlenta, Ge. LUBRITE SALES CORPORATION 3504 Washington Boulevard 7” MEN'S ALL-WOOL 2-PANTS SUITS, $22d 5 Substantial Reductions on W COATS Thrifty women will «e- lect one of these wor- . - Spring derful values Saturday i and effect a big saving. $19.75 — 2 | 19= letter word meaning the record of the human race). Here is a Lubrite cross word puzzle. Work it out and senditin. To each per- son who sends us a correct solution, we POCHTTRALERT ERT ETT tate + >t a SS "8 @BBeBeB BReBRBERBEHR BS RCR RRB R RB RBRBeBSR BRR RB REeHR BBR aeaBeeBaeaeae ses 8 a beautiful meodelx are here fer insper tien. New new shades—oq tte. Others at reduced prices up to $69.50. OPEN EVERY SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL S$ East St. Louis Store—314 Collinsville Av. OFEE DRS | © {THING | t. Louis, Mo. o - . . Gi a4 . : + ‘+ 4 iy -~ > s > — > —* . - : — . . a e. “. a : : o% . ~ = ~ . or. — . ied . ™ ; ; : _ . - i a . " . . = . . + « ‘ . " » . + . ew’ ‘ ‘ ‘ | ‘ . : 4 . ia . ‘ 4 a ‘ Elis te sa - ~~ 7 7 7 ; _ > Ti¢ a . £oe€ , : ‘ : : : 4 . . , : : . -_- 2 i* ; " ‘ ‘ . ’ 7 * . ‘ ™ ~ - > ~. > > ™ - _ . : : >» -_ 4 ‘ » . = " - + .- — . . ‘ . " ré ; — & siui : “s ‘ 4% , 2 . - , TYenien’ r yirge —— . ’ ais Wi . ‘ ii aha Ma os Seals ‘ > 7 > FUEL OI. - ‘KEROSENE - GREASES .« DESP AIR If you are troubled with pains or aches; feel tired: have headache, indigestion; imsomnia; painful piains. Also, he says. pedestrian- Passage of urine, drink lots of hesitate to cross the street from water and try one business house to - —_ oo we = - — -_ _ -_ ~~ ~ a _ - - ~ - -= oo a -_ - _ a - — > ne a - -_ -_ - te and rubbish. Walsh ex- another when they see what ther must g0 the notse. con- of the hospita! worse than that ordinary beds are used. as ft has a A famous diuretic stimulant. National aggravating sound Remedy of Holland since 1696. Three letter to the Post-Dispatc! gizes, all druggists. Guaranteed. FURNACE OIL LUBRICATING OILS HAARLEM OIL 4 ao S303 6. > where the 606 N. Broadway—2 Doors North of Washington : 28288 82 8 8 @ BS BS -THE HOUSE OF UNUSUAL ViLttess SS when ADVERTISEMENT Serious operation avoided itesinol healed « . .* . antome - four rears. Sevrera! : fete said trees CRS ¢ a SSS, [TELL COOLIDGE SHOALS PLANS TOOTHGOTTEP CERT EPR ETER REET are Presenting Kew Spring sor Shashi COMPLETEe PARIS design in ing hats for w individuality and Every correct head size. est lines and trimmi and every modish news ‘aetere vas a cancer and “ ) ~dvised its removal, but it wa: so Congressional Confcrees Find Him near the base cf the brain that , Noncommittal on Changes. eared an eperation. | rac te é' ~ By Associated Frese Nesinol Ointment so effective | : | | WASHINGTON euts. burns and similar thing. that ) lent colidge re ; | imduced my husband te try that. if formation of cosmemn of After using on|y two jars of Res - | Real seendiiibaen : rol, the sore entireiy healed— Ameviese Galnut every trace of it has disappeared ay ever a rr. Resinel certaini: was a God-sen:! $1 to us!” (Signed) Mrs, E. E. Ken nedy, =43 EF. Sth St —ts the ee e venced Gilfillan Sa p. and the DVERTISEMENT genuine NEUTRODYNE construction sets. With the Government's new allotment of wave length Wife Doing Good Work tones of broadcasting after January Ist. the Selectivity and Abuliry of these sets to tune m over the enure widened band “T have been ba Lhderw ood eas vester- * hairman nad Repre- chairman of discussed the tive Senator esident had nor disap- -RELOGgaeereearite ; +4 2 confer- a. -_—_ —«- ae + oe aa cao 8 =H All for ot radio wave lengths are </l important im the buying of « set. Ble and @ GilGilan Neutrodyne sets bring in local or distant stations Soetors er | » heige ®. Gp te exclusvely, with clarity and volume that warevelationto jf lave agreed n the provi- ’ on the most critical operator : fert prod 4sk your Deaier to Demonffrate ave erer tehen GILFILLAN BROS. INC. |«: By | G0@ tons of fixed mtrogen, for fer- TH ; | recommend | ove KANSAS CITY LOS ANGELES ton after the tenth year. This = Dozens of New | *. eee prepare | | , ;, is a substantia! modifiscatien of the ~ . ~ | a | Un would } Piano Co., VAL. REIS, Gen. Mer. pessiemet o\mart -Models : uate r pa ; — he | va 005 Specta l at “eevee = —s: = — Delivered to Your an ‘oo Mee «4 - mere dene’ ect end «4 iar - Peeteeeeeereeeeetebedrs

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ee FRIDAY, meatps g, 1928. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED a —_ Loss in Oregon Flood. he y and along Bully Creek yester- | 4 OF C COMMITTEE FORMED | ' i ted Pres aay. No loss of life was reported. Ore. eg iow se ya acon it was estimated that nearly 3000 | T0 ADVANCE MERGER PLAN at about $- ‘undine veer: 500 head of cattle and a Tale ana surro ARTE F, : . ‘ Bes. ere . a cen sal eieet ents number of horses were drowned. | Will Circulate Petitions for Naming in the . | Board of Freeholders to Carry Out Work. , Organization of the new Metro- politan Committee of the Chamber oi Commerce, which will cireulate petitions in St. Louis and St. Louis County for appointment of a board! Olive ci freeholders to draft a plan of 3425 i , whole or partial merger of the city and county, hag been completed. At a meeting Tuesday thé com- sh NATHANIEL — mittee authorized its secrétary,. LOUD SPEAKER Paul Bunn, to determine the meth- Equipped with a Genuine od and cost of obtaining signatures : . . yo Nathaniel Baldwin All ! Styles! All Leathers! io the petitions, and report next INONT en RIDAY, FEBRUARY é, 1925. _—_———— - ee ee Hiv. co. @ SSeeeautaan ?. ~ . . a ee —— —-—-._...., : 0 y ail 4 a a wo 3 Warm, aim = Es } ‘ ee EE, ag PEP OEE Ph oe A a ST ren - wo - i hts tage : st, Louis rn — ee ee 13 eu * sie ® Closing Out | Tuesday. The minimum needed wil! +4 1410 Im the county, but w tal of Brandt’s Sixth St. Shop’s Entire Stock of 12,000 will be sought. It will be 95 — - small fund to carry on this work. Members of the Metropolitan Committee are: FY W. A. Vesper, chairman; Harold M. Hess. vice chairman; Walter B. Weisenburrer treasurer; Bunn, W. Palmer Clark- son, Samuel Rosenfeld, Luther T. Type H Loud Speaker Unit including 6- HORN _ foot cord and plug. Ward, Albert L. Schmidt. Mrs. F. j /Ht, Littlefield, Charles E. Williams. e While a Limited Quantity .Lasts Hugh K. Wagner, Baxter LL, Brown. From St. Louis to = [hese figures show the moderate cost from , Con P. Curran, George B. Logan. . . : : . Bots. 3s paniel G. Taylor, Mrs. Aaron Rauh Choice of New Orleans, Round Sjnss're ihe Lousile und Nuile Ralead —" >; | - Miss Hazel Ludwig, Waren C. Flynn the House | Trip Fare is onl Round trip R R. fare ; ” $38.08 a Mrs. M. Sternberger. Just 2 . y Reund trip lower berth. . : 15.76 An 3 ouncement was e ves- : i i iE eg a > salen ry I sgn Prices $38.06 — rn RS aa nip , Complete De ee ee ee a ares ' : OCU eo ws«¢ 0 te ew el & Conference. which has heen in- ee Tickets on sale Feb. 17 to 23 incl. $61 active, and of which Hugh K. Wag- Good . il March 3, with appreciated convenience extended -% pegs of exenson ut March 18 = service in po them “peor scar is s + | upon payment of $1.00 addition in hotels, roomi ing houses request. $6 to $7.50 Values! $8 to $13 Values! Rein Pemcele30.84 K&N tins phot the Gal Cot rate aoa Rule With Rex; Then Enjoy the American Riviera rer is the head. would start circu- lation of petitions for the board of f;eeholders soon. The Metropoll- tan Committee of the Chamber of Commerce supplanted the Greater Nationally . ! Used Radio- St. Louis Conference in obtaining ; the constitutional amenament en- Savines of + , ; Gayer, more bniliant and colorful than ever before, Mardi Grasis unique — nothing to com- . receiving atte siete: of “Sie Mae aving 3» 13 and more on Men's High and Low Shoes of Known Quality. pare with it—in all the realm of entertainment. Afterwards, can watch Spring's coming on 3 icolders at the election last Novem- rrastic (sacrifice of all men’a Shoes An OPPORTUNITY not to b om papery oy Coast; feel the soft trade winds from the Gulf; see the flowers bud and b ber. At Wagner's office today it = ike tet for enlarged Depart- fused with ordinary iste sucanend te: wala, Motes Pen Ocean Springs, Pass Chistian, "pp City, Bay St. Louis, : EI 1600 MILE RANGE MM was said he had been out of the em, iE aiieied +: Wesedte commen choose from one of the newest and ie. casacols, New Orleans. Ouideor sports and indoor comforts. Witter , GUARANTEED city for several days. He did not tting service will be maintelned ~ ene = or Et ERY Rte nous socing in guapieeeastoen Code, Ferten Gietes ’ ine i] r¢ mainta! a ouis Stvies for LVERY MAN— ; - - Armstrong License Ne. 1113149 covers this beautifu! Stetnite attend the Metropolitan meeting ee window display) for street, dress, golf or sport wear hon, reservations and literature, apply to ny ~~ haat to este cabins’, band Tnesday. G. E. HERRING, Dio. Pass'r Ag. ru size 8x74 inches. Brings im stations : | Phone Centra! 8000 1206 Boatmen’s Bank U 5. Canada, Cuba. tuning, highly salective. After this sale Micn's Shocs will be handicd at Brandt's Olive Street Shop Only. City Ticket Office ~ “BOY, BURNED PUTTING COAL OIL ON A FIRE, DIES - 318 No. Broadway ‘St. Louis Charlies Martin, 17. Succumbs to j | : \ Injuries Suffered in an Explo- e+ no 4 sion. 413 North Si th St | _ — —_ Attempting to quicken a coal fire ix ° The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening by the use Of cont:ol! cost the lite newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ‘of Charles Martin. 17 vears old, ‘who lived with his sister and brot.- er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hemphill, in Ferguson. The youth died at St. Luke's Hospital last night of burns suffered Wednesda) | morning. | Police investigating the dea‘h ———— _ s aa RCOATS | sare SOA : OL 2-PANTS SUITS, $22.50 UP | - . ANOTHER PURCHASE OF ; é va gs om a a ‘ » . fim fp ’ ‘ " i. o~ gees -_ at ~ ‘ . ” > : . ST Ths at) me ~~. se EF mye ei ee ee — “S oy we ay es 8 8 its =. é 3 . wa *, = : aa ° tr. nasi 7 oS . iy 7 rs we GE 4 ERs els et Soap ey Sig SO RO DO a, OE ea EE ste) EP TI Se PE PEF S <4. TN git perme re ti tete eer cet ae oe FR —- ote ce 3 a De * on). ~ 2 ee. alle RE ey Ne OH, Yew Spring “Hats mor Cashionable ‘Women COMPLETE exhibit of every new PARIS design in the most becom- ing hats for women who seek individuality and smartness. ... Every correct head size... . The new- | st lines and trimmings. ... Black | and every modish new color. ) = = § med. Including dance and party Frocks, din- ner and eventing Gewnse, ete. Charge. It and Wear It Laare your money home. Come and select your entire outfit——pey for it fn amounts that suit your con- i. AN venience. Come carly Sat- urday for these amazing Saturdays values. Use Cuticura Soap daily to keep your | skin clear,Cuticura j Ointment to relieve Dozens 0 f New and prevent irrita- | | |tions. Keep the scalp healthy e\mart ~-NMade/s () by shampoos with Cuticura Soap, assisted by touches of Cu- Special al *eee#eee d to Your on Payment "$65.00 ».00 Per Moath ' o. ww. tucura Ointment when needed. O Till 9 P " : " oo ° ell | e - . (Vepreh Fiver.) Saati oe es heaee,ottaer Lee P mM where Soap Be Ointment 3 and ie. Talcom Be -‘Ceticure Preducts Are Reliable.) |

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ae Say 7° aks Seca a, See + Ee oa hase I ne | er Ome erem apron! be anny ye at yen r, at ee, a %.- oF. t Palisa ware , Se te ee Be Nias a unable de: eg een “ae po Poor ae! bk See a ke eae alt Sg sate? Baty en nag, 4 Meat ISR a tae Pee ea ae Pee hs ST : CED a ONS lp 5 ier Sa VR Ere re id oe Pie ha nets er . eM aes ' Wie 4 * Se a7 4 : tee ‘ » pes 3 Lag , ot a - a Be tiny aa eS MS he po y ~ = Ae = S on m., The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and.one other evening newspaper COMBINED ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH «es Be See Our Other Announcements on Pages 10 and 11. Men’s Imported Gloves on” $1 Value, aa | On Our Sixth Floor = ss and rian « @ Here are the winning solutions of the wiktign | : il Post-Dispatch Tangled Comic Confespijcs @ Tan, brown and gray fabric Gloves, accurately cut and ; - . . the displav is most interesting. All aree closely stitched. Every pair was imported. There are We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of. Merchandise sects: graye oda it Saturday. 6 " all sizes. Main Floor Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Ercepted at Retail in Missouri and the West a c- ~ 7 Ee a _ - * . ¥ You Can Profit Exceedingly Saturday by Attending Our February - _— F Be Wiest Se i $40, $45, $50 and $55 Values, Special... « In order to make this a most attractive February Sale feature we began preparing for it months ago. High-grade woolens were specially selected by us—and the Suits were tailored according to our rigid specifications. When you see the extent and quality of the assortments, you will agree that our efforts-were justified There are both English style and conservative Suits—offering silk-mixed worsteds, cassi- meres, cheviots, flannels, serges and unfinished worsteds. The many approved pat- terns include pencil stripes, herringbone weaves, checks, overplaids, neat mixtures and plain, allover effects. And the colors, featuring London lavender, include : =n | Seainedih nase) _s » - . oe er . . . ou. —_ eee gr. ae Ge. ee a ee... ee ee Eee ee ae - | = ee, ee es such favorites as plain blue, brown and gray—smoke gray—and light, medium or eUASMEINGTON: FO: 5isarue oun to-6 vote by which the Senate last; dark mixtures. , re night approved the promotion of o These Suits are advance models—suitable for both immediate Lome Attorney-General Harlan F. Stone) * and Spring wear. At th i h i Te ee al pring ese savings, they offer values which are FM preceded by an extraordinary de- seldom equalled. Make your selection from the assortments Sat- . “Sy bate in the course of which sever-| urday! Take advanta f a] 7 “ a! Senators, including Reed of Mis- y: se orare opportunity! = souri, prefaced a statement of their i intention to vote for Stone with a ’ severe condemnation of his action , , ver | j oi mm in seeking the fndictment of Sena-. 2) 2) an 2) CO" 7 | a a tor Wheeler in the District of Co- ? ? | | fee tombia, 2500 miles away from his’ | | “vicinage.”” Bot the most striking contribu- ] $ | P i tien to the debate was that by” ‘ - : “aie . % Rep.) of Nebraska, whe k woolens. There is a complete size range. Choice | os oo perce his pbjection to! Stone on the ground of the “view- point” that he would bring to the, _ T 2 decision of. issues before the Su-}: : i Pearce Norris called th | fe : 7 * Incidentally > ca the ro . — Knit Vests. a of the principal Coolidge appointees | ¥ since the election and declared that! $5.50 to $7.50 Values “Academy High” Suits $5.75 to $8.75 Vals : 4:0 | Two-Trouser English Models, Unusual Values at : $2.90 SEE the people of this country by}. ez ~ ~ _ ~ == ‘a | $ e e hg ‘frained from putting an attorney ] QV > 242” > } | 00 to $239.50 Aa ‘ef Morgan & Co. in ~ White Almost any Suit ca tone | >a House,” said Norris. . “They pre-, | : ' a Bematoned Perfect-fittingVests are wheat Yerre’d the Vermont farmer. They | - ‘an overwhelming majority, re-| . o . \ 1 this group—tior thre are . . sae dag | - ) ; | offered in such popular dia act Know then, however, that, weaves, patterns ard eolors in All ef the Engiish effects so popular among very young men. are embodied in these Sut beead. | Nee ; . in the White 7 ‘ hoa @ ait rice j . 7 - = ; ay = : - .* | 5) : to 1, — f .o know)—Mr. Humphye was going $9.69 values-at....... $6.85 ' - \ ‘ . : y TH : a * r. Pp i t s 7 | > : - ; am » to be put on the Federal Trade Second Floor Hl Pe s ’ . . 9 | = > P OeS | , fa a . : try and monopoly, all great men | te | i Re o> , e /&8ll honest, al] men_who. perhaps. @ . | will do wha: In their hearts they,’ . > if * 4 u ed . } _ 8 Offered Special, the Pair—.. 3 | e : Guyot Suspenders Now! A Five-Tube Set Within Everyone’s Reach— © WM wee.) eS one pat tae view | | . : . oe | Two for $1 Pe Point will always carry them away from the man who toils ani the 4 i 7 s Men's imported G ivot Suspenders in white oniy. These éé 7 ‘ - 4 . . . ) i | += well-known Suspenders are popular from coast to coast. ra f } Sseontin J man who suffers. ne H Main F leor “ a. : “ae “With Morgan &'Co.'s attorney en the Supreme bench. with the Select With Economy From Our February Sale of x | Super-Five” Radios 4 Semeraie.ettice, with tae samenebh al @ Made of the best tan ana mahogany Russia calif skin, aaa Ceannliaabeat “an he | : test reactionary of the country jf a | , ? ov : eo B Two-T Suit | Bi reece rubber heels. The lasts and ere Jing ions Styles are the very latest and ’ ‘ n al wh : Equipment Convenient Terms re honest ae sat le ~4 thi smartest. Secend Ficer | ' | $14.50 Value, S 6 P vi | - Installed tf Desired _ fountry are going to be protected | af) Offered Very ° 4 & 3 ~ “i , thetr rights as aguinst big busi-! Special at..... ' ; : a The Transcontinental-Five” is the last word in five-tt of APN : | Radio Receivers. It was designed by expert radio engineel qc! annish, plain-back coats share the honors of this assort- —and built of the very best materials. Each Set is enc ment with the ever-popular belted models. And all the Suits in a beautiful mahogany cabinet with a slant-front pa ; | are in smart styles. The all-wool fabrics include cassi | : : . : _ Outdoor Play Weather Is Coming! Share This |, ‘weeds and pencil striped materias—in blue. tan eee . is unooually aie TE i no sceecke a v . No howls, no ea n tant brown and mixtures. Everv garment is well tailored- Sale of Roller Skates the coats alpaca lined and both pairs of knickers lined. - , stations are brought in clearly and distinctly! ae : Sizes 6 to 18. In taking advantage of this offering mothers : | . Offering Standard Makes at Worth-While Savings will profit and boys will be well pleased. eS $85 Buys Complete Equipment—E ae , ge institutions and does now! 4 ° . . ~ ato comtact with clients Sites 86 | | Skates Skates Boys’ Vest Suits — “Transcontinental - Five’ Includes: “- > hana a a tac oe Special, | $1.75 Val- Special on ~ ~ a I go k type 6. for boys, girls and ly made, with gfece] | eel wheeis Man : x ¥ are crayenette processed. Choice of tan gra | : n. y, brown, blue, ete. Complete Antenna and Installation Equipment tots. wheels. Stxth Pieer Sizes 6 ta 18. | Z - * — - ‘we Second Flees , | — ee -annteh-neeenee

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— omic Exhibition ° r Sixth Floor | inning solutions of the ngled Comic Contes t interesting. All are co Saturday: ‘ recent t—a nd rdially Sixth Fioor litoria) Page eo a ' Daily Cartoon fF re eer eae oe ere Oe ee a oS Sp Be oo Ph Sky Rerrae. y Sa ae , RRS VS ~ se /.. a see ae PU Pome ve od s POST-DISPATCH | > = oe - , ee ee ee : ve @/a \ em ees RR RR > RS ce ee me ae ee Sr rs ited Ld ik a ak rf amy 2 +. * at D Pee ei. ea, Te Just a Minute 4 — ety—-Drs ; . re a en ae Soci PART TWO. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVE NING, FEBRUARY 6) 1925. PAGES 19-22 mi , ¥ fe; u é , INE CONFIRMED sary Sale of Hit : Knit Vests © $5.75 to $8.75 Values $2.90 Perfect-fittingVests are these— offered in such popular shades- as tan, gray, brown and heather mixtures. Well made—and fin- ished with bound edges to Second Floor - match. iA Everyone’s Reach— antal ZR Radios Sold on Convenient Terms if Desired — 1e last word in five-tube vy expert radio engineers als. Each Set is encased vith a slant-front panel. rol—and their operation 0 squeaks—and distant distinctly! yment—Every ”’ ~=Includes: ne Philco Storage Battery Adjustable Loud Speaker ition Equipment Sixth Fleer ——F' ‘PAS JUSTICE BY Ff, VOTEOF 71106 hh f N ri Opposed Nomination WE Because He Feared Jurist Had Viewpoint of : Business. a | ‘ BORAH DEFENDED STONE AND WALSH "Reed of Missouri Said Impression; He Wants. the Law Changed. - By CHARLES G. ROSS, Chief Washington Correspondent of | the Post-Dispatch. _ WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.——-The 71- 40-6 yote by which the Senate last ‘night approved the promotion . of) Attorney-General Harlan I", Stone) to the Supreme Court bench was. ed by an extraordinary de-| bate in the course of which sever-| al Senators, including Reed of Mis- souri, prefaced a statement of their intention to vote for Stone with a severe condemnation of his action in seeking the indictment of Sena- tor Wheeler in the District of Co- b jumbia, 2500 miles away from his “vicinage.”’ But the most striking contribu- tion to ‘the debate was that by’ Norris (Rep.) of Nebraska, who ifrankly avowed his objection to | Btone on the ground of the ‘“‘view-| 'point’ that he would bring to the) | decision of issues before the Su-| preme Court. | Incidentally Norris called the roi] | of the principal Coolidge appointees | since the election and declared that, ‘eoch of them would be influenced | ; by a Teactionary viewpoint. “Morgan Attorney on Bencli.”’ “The people of this country _by ‘an overwhelming majority, iTre-| ‘rained from putting an attorney | % Morgan & Co. in the White House,” said Norris. “They pre- the Vermont farmer. They id met know then, however, that. Sestead of putting in the White Mouse for four years an executive. Who represented the Morgan in- terests, their dction meant putting on the Supreme berch for life an- other attorney of Morgan & Co.-— Morgan & Co, the greatest finan- celal interests in our county; Mor- gan & Co., that reach out into ev- { ‘ere hamlet and to every locality | in the United States and have their) paces of operation al] over the | ‘civilized world. - “They did not know that Mr. } Warren, tainted with the Sugar) Trust influence, was goinz to be ‘They appointed Attorney-General. did not know that a railroad man. Mr. Woodlock, with his pen still | wet and dripping from writing edi- torials in the Wall Street Journal, Was going to be put on the Inter-| slate Commerce Commission. They | did not know then that one of the) Breatest reactionaries—(and, inci-. ‘@entally, a fine man, as far as I) know)—Mr. Humphye was going | to be put on the Federal Trade: -Commission—al! honorable men, 1° concede; all able men, but all hav- | sing the viewpoint of rich men, al! | men who see the things of thid life | Through the glasses of corpora-| tions, all men who see the acuivities | in their vision by the ligbt retlected | from the glittering mirrors of lux- | wry and monopoly, all great men | all honest, all men who, perhaps, Will do wha: in their hearts they. believe to be right, but their view- Point will always carry them away irom the man who toils anl the Man who suffers. “Who Will Protect People?” “With Morgan &\Co.’s attorney On the Supreme bhench, with § the Sugar Trust running the Attorner- , eneral’s office, with the railroads ' Lommerce Commission, with the Breatest reactionary of the country | Bitting on the Federal Trade Com- | mission, ‘tell me—O God, tell me—. Where the toiling millions of the! honest common people of this Meuntty are going to be protected | their rights as against big busi- | Judge Still an Individual. | Norris did not question the | ity or the capacity of Attorney- | I Stone, but asked the Sen- | **toconsider the effect of placing | of his background on the, Dench of the Supreme Court. | ® man who grows up as a} and does business for cor- | “Ons and big business is ap: have that viewpoint.” -he. ex- aed. .“The man who devotes 4 “4 share of his life as attorney. SUch institutions and does not | me into contact with clients who | eve felt the sting of poverty ot | b have had to toil in order to. fs apt to have and ordinarily | have a different viewpoirt | the man who has had a dif- kind of experience. : Viewpoint of the individual bs cae with him through life. “The | bint is part of the man, is of the Judge, and the Judge | = Rot lose his individuality but rns it after he is on the "y-€0 we have five to four | “and why is it that the on ate. Haugen of the House Agricultural BILL TO ESTABLISH REFUGE FOR MIGRATORY FOWL MAY BE PASSED THIS SESSION b. 0. P. LEADERS DEADLOCKED OVER Brookhart - Anthony Measure, Which Also Would Create Public Shooting Grounds, Has Been Advanced on Congress’ Program. WASHINGTON, Feb. Brookhart-Anthony bird refuge measuge, which would establish in perpetuity homes for migratory ‘fowl, and at the same time create public shooting grounds, have ad- vanced the bill far enough in the legislative program to make its consideration by this Congress al- most certain. Advocates of the bill declare they have enough votes in both houses to pass it, Early in the week the Senate Steering Committee named the Brookhart bill as one of the meas- ures to receive priorit’ in the Sen- Yesterday Representative Committee, acting upon a resolu-| Advocates of the bill declare that | tion of his committee, asked the House Rules Committee for a spe- | cial rule’ to permit the House to act on the Anthony bill at once. Measure Failed Last Session. As the Anthony bill has been amended by the House Agricultur- al Committee, a conference prob- ably will be called to make the Brookhart bill conform to changes demanded by the House. A bill proposing similar legisla- tion was passed by the Senate last Congress and reported go the House. The House, however, struck out the enacting clause, so the measure did not become a The present bill has the support of |'many state game wardens, innum- erable sportsmen and the late Sec- retary of Agriculture Wallace. Wallaee, in indorsing the meas- ure. said: “The bill is well drawn and of- fers a solution of the problem of. 6.—Con- | riculture, ‘certed efforts by supporters of the | Representatives, authorized to pur- ; pended in enforcement of the mi- | expended within two vears after its! the KIEL AND ALOE Neither Side Willing to Concede Anything in Contest for Organization Backing for Mayoralty. two Senators and two cnaseé or rent marshlands to be used as bird refuges and shooting , Srounds. An initial] appropriation bes $50,000 is carried in the bill. but this money would be returned roi tite bas vat craig | BREACH WIDENED AT (COMPROMISE MEETING licenses at $1.each came in. The report. which accompanied the House bill stated that the num- ber of prospective licenses could not be estimated, but it was as- sumed that at least 1,000,000 hunt- ers would secure these annual Fed- eral permits. Of the money ac- cumulated through Iicemses, not less than 45 per cent would be ex- ‘Meanwhile Enthusiasm Is Growing in Camp of Vic- tor J. Miller and Other Candidates. '§ratory bird treaty with Canada. | the proceeds from the licensé@s | would more than pay for the rental | end purchase of land. and one of the House amendments that in the event any specific part gendered at an intended com prom- of the money so accumulated is nOt | ise meeting between Mayor Kiel and Louis P. Aioce yesterday is not victory in the race for the Republi- can mayoralty nomination at colleotion, it shall revert to the! surplus fund of the Treasurv. soon healed. 4 Penalty Lightened. | The Mayor and his principal op-| The last amendment of the POnent for the support of the Re-' _House Agricultural Committee was. law. | — raising adequate funds for migra-| and for the shocting torv bird protection. acquisition of public grounds, without the necessity annual appropriations. Incidental- lv, if enacted, it will accomplish many other desirable objects, and 'as a simple, practical conservation measure of great value it has the approval of this department.” Provisions of Bill. In brief the bill provides for a migratory bird retuge commission. eamnoesed of the Secretary of Ag- retary of | ,report said, “removes the objection |or offenses were excessfve; it also rreets further criticism publican City Committee luncheon met at written into the bill as an angwer to those who opposed the bill last! Congress on the grounds that the. bill merely created another Pea- eral commission. This amendment makes the hunting of migratory tirds without having first secured | a Federal license punishable only by the nominal penalty of $5 for first offenders, to be collected by a didate. Each stood by his guns and, on the basis of present indi- cations, both widl file for the nom- ‘ination. The bitter deadlock of the Dem- ocratic national convention last ‘summer is being repeated al! over again.in the ranks of the Repub- —— civil action in the name of the | lican organization. Neither side United States, it further provides will concede anything and the that any person desiring to relieve various committeemen. obligated himself from the necessity of ap- rearing in court may pay the! amount of the penalty to the Sec- of Agriculture, who is au- thorized to mitigate or remit the liability. “This as “‘delegates’’ to one or the other, cannot obtain their. release. In each camp one detects an echo of the loyalty reflected In Alabama's “24 votes for Underwood.’ Independent Camps Enthused. Meanwhile, enthusiasm is grow- ing in the independent camps. The raised by some against the former | supporters of Victor J. Milter. for- measure that the penalties for min-| mer president of the Police Board. amendment,” the House by obvi-. . | Ww , { . ating the necessity in such cases of | arts a J _ ys ed regener Ctiminal prosecution in ranks. riends of Circuit Judge J. Federal ' : courts.’”’ Hugo .Grimm, confident that Col- ~ five are usually the same and the four are usually the same. If you will examine you will find that it it the viewpoint of the individual that they have carried with them "he close cases, the difficult cases, ' in an appellate court, are often de- | termined by human, nature, by the viewpoint of the individual. Th:s ‘is a part of the man and remains as part of the Judge. Borah Defends Walsh. Denying that Senator Walsh haa been moved by partisan feeling in his criticism of Stone, Senator Rorah recalled that Walsh conduc*- ed an investigation of the Depar't- ment of Justice when it was head- ed by a “distinguished Democrat” (A. Mitchell Palmer). “The Senator from Montana,” said Borah, made a “searching and courageous investigation’’ at the time, and wrote a “perfectly ma¢z- nificent report.’’ Borah declared that he found no. difficulty in vot- ing for the confirmation of Stone, whom he believed to be not only a man of extraordinary ability, but a man of “liberal mind and a high sense of public duty.” . He said that Stone had proved his liberal-mindedness by the de- termined stand that he took, with a few others, for the release of the political prisoners. Borah assert- ed, however, that the Attorney- General had adopted a fundament- ally wrong policy in bringing a case against Senator Wheeler in the District of Columbia. In this respect he declared that the At- torney-General was setting up a cdangerous precedent. If this precedent could not b= hemselves Operating the In‘erstate overthrown otherw ise. Borah said | 2e was in favor of passing special logislation to overthrow it. Reed Wants Law Changprs. The same view was expressed tv Senator Reed of Missouri, who added that the assignment of on» of Daugherty'’s “left-overs,”’ to handle the Wheeler prosecution had made a ‘“‘y ery bad impression” on. him. “The Senate,”’ said Reed, “is con- fronted with the high duty o6° amending the laws. of the Unitea States so that citizens will be given a trial in the vicinage, which means the @istrict of their habitation or the district where the crime actual- ly is committed. The stretching of the law by declaring that a man can be tried at any place whrre a single overt act has occurred, al- though the principal business con- nected with the crime occurred tn his own home, ought to be ter- minated by statute.”’ The only Senators voting against the Stone confirmation were Frazier (Insurgent Republican) cf North Dakota; Heflin (Dem.) of Alabama: Johnson (Farmer-Labor) of Minnesota; Norris (Independent Republican), Nebraska; Shipstead (Farmer-Labor), Minnesota, an] Trammell (Dem.), Florida. Norris announced that La Fol- lette, if present, would also have voted in the negative. Senators Walsh and Wheeler refrained from voting. _ » ee NEW SECURITY PACT set counts stem BEING PREPARED way. Plan Is for Anglo-French or Leaders in the committee are still voicing their confidence in a Anglo-French-Beigian De- fense Treaty. final elimination of either Kiel or Aloe; but the moment of a break | by the weaker ones to Grimm or) | Miller is not far off if present con- ditions continue. Aloe, responding to a pledge of support by 250 professional and business men and politicians, said that he would file for the nomi- nation. Mayor Kiel has not said | so, but his demeanor indicates that, unless some powerful pressure is brought to bear upon him, or he| ee — Copyright 1925. by the Press and Pulitzer , Publishing Cos.. the New York World and the Post-Dispatch. PARIS. Feb. 6—The Franco-/ %®¢3 the certainty of defeat ahead, | Ss }he will file on his birthday, Feb. British security accerd is almost 2}. The history of the vigorous fight | |now being waged in behalf of Kiel to France, who was in London sev- jane Reve BOs & peters wpen the | | determination of neither camp to eral days consulting with his Gov- | surrender. When Aloe refused to ernment, has returnea to Paris and /run for re-election as president of has had two long interviews with | the Board of Aldermen two years Premier Herriot on the subject. ago, it was generally recognized As it is being Peet — pact that his candidacy for the mayor- is for a French-British or French- |#!tY was contemplated by his friends. British-Belgian defense treaty. In | other words, the’ British Govern-. He had campaigned for Kiel in 'the closing weeks of the 1921 cam- ready. _Lord Crewe, British Ambassador 4 There will be no peace without A Staff Correspendent of the Post- the | provides March primary if the breach en; | | | Gross carelessness and indifference | positories to protect State deposits was charged today to former Gov. | in an attempt to decide} which would be the stronger can- | tate securities to protect State de- quired to accept deeds of view with ill-concealed delight the | ered by them. . “harmless. But in some way these If this law had. been followed, | germs may become more virulent, | it was asserted, the securities or else for some reason we lose our would have been sufficient not § apjity to resist their entrance into only to meet’the full amount of our body tissues, and the battle the State’s deposit, but would have jg on | ‘an official inquiry in Missouri, was: | statutes of Missouri, 1919, provides ‘INDIFFERENCE’ IN DEPOSITING STATE ——— Prevalence of Heart Disease In Children -and Its Causes Are Discussed by Physician FUNDS CHARGED Senate Report Blames Hyde, Thompson and _ — - - -_— Dr. Hugh McCulloch Says the ally Develops After Sore Throats, Colds or Other Infectious Ailments. Malady Usu- _—- Barrett for Anticipated Loss in Holland Bank. Parents can prevent, in most) cases, the development of heart disease in children, Dr, Hugh Mc- Culloch declared in his public! health lecture last night at Wash- ington University Medical School. | Dr. McCulloch said that heart disease causes one-ninth of all. ‘deaths in the United States, and! that the form of heart disease of | particular concern to parents was! that which he termed’ infectious. heart disease. | ik “Infectious heart disease,” he said, “can follow any kind of in-' penne, Such as blood — poisoning from a pin prick, pneumonia, diph- '_theria, . influenza, scarlet fever, measles, abscess of the bones and a whole host of less commonly | | known diseases. The heart trouble | /may develop at any time during the )acute stage of the illness, as the! child seems to be getting well, and | occasionally in the few days or. hours. preceding death or the signs | of the heart trouble may not be | apparent for months,. even years | later. i ; GIVES INCIDENTS OF LAW VIOLATION “Worthless or Inadequate” Securities Accepted and “No Effort Made to As- certain Their Value.” By CURTIS A. BETTS, Dispatch. JEFFERSUN CITY, Feb. 6.— to the security offered by State de- Attorney-General Treasurer | Hyde, former Barrett and former (now Auditor) Thompson by the Brookshire Committee of Inquiry in the Senate in a report prepared More Frequent Causes. ; “But one group of _ § infections: stand out far and above all others in the frequency with which they are the cause of heart trouble. I by Chairman Brookshire for sub- refer to the ordinary sociale mission to the full committee. throats, tonsjlitis, infect —et page neat prise. A abscessed teeth and larged | ree officials were accused | giands. The importanc these | of moral responsibility for an an- | ticipated loss of more than $100,- 000 to the State, and to a loss of more than $1,000,000 to the fle- positors of the Holland Bank of Springfield, which failed a year infections far exceeds afl others, first because they are so common, ‘are 60 commonly neglected when so much could be done, and be- cause they are so commonly fol- ; i i 2 lowed by serious damage to the) — , heart. | “We condemn the carelessness | e!\ e'\e eile and indifference of the officials,” “The germs or poisons which’ the Senator stated in -Ifis report. cause this heart disease are com-| In particular the report called | etiant? th + tg ae monly present in the mouth and | vention to the section of the law | throat secretions of dll of us, all requiring that in accepting real es- | the time, so that our body tissues | always have an acquaintance with | them. That is, we build up a re- trust | sistance to them, and under ordl- which ,did not exceed 50 per cent | nary conditions of good health and of the value of the property cov-| right living they are innocent and posits, the three officials were re- had a value that would have pro- | vided fully $1,000,000 to meet the claims of individual depositors. Thompson was charged in the report with having had personal knowledge of the worthless securi- the Holland Bank six “A gneeze, a_ slight cold, no | thought of care, of protection, an evening in the moving-picture show | an@ the next day the deed is done. | A bad cold, a tonsilitis, sore throat, fever. One must get to work. This | kept. | | thes in social enjoyment must be | months before the bank failed. The child hates to miss school,~ Overvaluation of Securities. ‘Doctor. can't you do something so | As was told several days ago, that I can keep going?” Then days | the committee found that the se- curities accepted by the State offi- cials at a valuation of $503,681.67 have an actual value of less than $300,000, and that the State’s de- posit the securities were supposed to cover was $416,163.77. In part, the report, which is on@| known as St. of the most scathing ever made in| heart trouble. Development Sometimes Slow. “The story may not be so rapid in its development. Frequent colds in early childhood which are not so bad; no: real tonsilitis, but the child has been in school, is not gaining weight, will not eat, is tired, nervous, and the school phy- sician says, ‘Yes! he has a murmur and an enlarged heart, which mean heart disease. He must be taken or a week later rheumatism, pain- | /ful joints, stiff here and there, a) slow convalescence; a month later, the teacher sends the child home for nérvousness and inability to keep still. The physician is called, ‘who recognizes chorea, commonly Vitus’ dance, and “Section 13.379 of the revised the manner by which the State moneys deposited in the State de- pository may be secured. The Governor, Attorney-General and Treasurer are made the guardians of those funds, “This section provides that the bank receiving the State funds shall ment is to make a military alliance | | with France for the peace and se- ;Paren, withough he had en vial take over the direction of it, as re-| rity > , : Glatiania"festaes of the last 10) Seems «oF , — oe oe days for a general security agree- | Sort of implication that Kiel would | meit. on the other hand: ere based not oppose him if he decided to run} eo ~ 4 for Mayor this year. on the proposition of Rhineland | disarmament. ; The Mayor's public addresses) The ‘Herriot Government.would {within the last six months took a) like a general European agreement ‘turn which followers of Aloe did for security and disarmament with ‘not relish. He began to tell audi- yermany also, if the Germans are | ences how much he “liked his job.” willing to enter the League of Na- | 7, wo. the same gentile sort of tions without conditions and guar- ‘campaigning he had resorted to antee the peace treaty frontiers— | ‘prior to his 1921 race for a third which would mean final acceptance | term. by Germagy of the Polish corridor) yy j¢ saiq Aloe’s friends began to| and the Posen and. Silesian ‘work in his. behalf. Opposition on | frontiers. : ‘the part of the Mayor's friends be-| The British apparently have in- | 24» to develop and it widened until | formed’ the French and Germans ling meeting yesterday, when a def- | they would have nothing against.a nite break between Aloe and Kiel | Franco-German Rhineland agree-'| ,,aterialized. | ment; but as for the British, their; jeiei’s friends feel that his wide | idea as expressed in Paris is for an range of personal friendships, his | inter-allied agreement. organization support and what! Lord Crewe made this significant business etrength he can muster. statement In an address ata lunch- will bring him about 40,000 votes. | eon given yesterday by the Friends | myey feel. that in a primary with | of France to French and British | aioe miller and Grimm as con-| newspaper men: ‘We have arrived | tenders he can win with that num- at a difficult moment in European | per. politics. The time elapsed since The majority of the organization the armistice has in no way cooled | ¢avors the candidacy of Aloe but the sentiments of friendship and recognizes that Kiel will detract | Rratitude among the allies, which largely from its power. Its next. continue to become stronger and step will be to bring definite pres- | more vivid with the passing of the sure on the Mayor to withdraw. years. Nevertheless. several peace The “zero hour’ is Feb. 91. The | problems, as complicated as the Mayor will, in all likelihood, file on war's problems, become more and | ,;, birthday if he intends to file | ae citfieult to salve." at all. The wait may tax the pa-| ae e Shakspeare’a == Verse. | tience of some links in the orgaa- | we a. & TSG = al the affairs of ization. Three committeemen are. men,” he sald: “We used the ris-| . ow on the brink of entering the ing. tide. in the economic domain in Miller camp forming the Dawes plan. Let us be | “ ‘ careful not to permit the escape of the favorable tide in the problems of security and final peace, always protecting our rights and duties as set down in the treaties.” mean the British Government has — —-. with premeditation and in the name of their Government,. Lord Crewe'’s speech is taken here to As British Ambassadors in mak-j definitely decided on a Britisb- | ing public statements always speak *}¥rench defensive alliance, following provtsion is made: lected ‘estate, which notes and deeds of | ing the examination of the bank by deposit with the State Treasurer a/| to your physician at once for care. sufficient amount of bonds of fhe| “The germs or their eee United States Government, the have entered the body from a ; — and have) State of Missouri! or municipalities, 4 tonsil, a on tae Prev, kid- | of Missouri, or in leu thereot, gh ng sae gprs =~ ae what not, and ‘ ne . r , , i Pro- | “ey nd the! ts in a vided, however, the Governor, the | then inflammation se _ the same. battle rages on. These stories can be prevented entirely,’ or at least made less gruesome. “How? First, by the proper control of communicable diseases; second, by the prevention of rheu- matism and its. associated infec- tions; third, by hygienic living. “Can we control diseases? smallpox controlled. Typhoid is an inexcusable disease today in our cities when control is. practiced. Diphtheria is partly, and will be wholly, controlled when we rear a generation of children who are im- munized. Tuberculosis, still prev- alent and a dangerous foe, shows a marked decrease as a result of the tremendous efforts being made to control it. Control in Future Predicted. “At this time we still lack com- plete knowledge concerning the control of communicable diseases, but the future surely holds a cor- rect solution. But it is most im- portant for us to_use what knowl- ,edge we already possess. We do know that common colds are con- tagious, and that while we may have a mild case, we may give it to someone else in a severe form. The point I wish to of the layman on the street. health department; public health workers, doctors, etc. can. point the way, but the real execution remains for the co-operation of‘the man on the street. pn Sa “Can we live hygienic lives?) We can, and we cam help others to do The heart muscle, after specific differ- all, with certain ences, is like the rest of the mus- communicable | Yes, if we will. We have’ U. S. DELEGATES WITHDRAW FROM OPIUM CONGRESS Representative Porter De- ‘clares It Is Clear That Object of Conference Cannot Be Achieved. PROPOSED PACT | IS UNSATISFACTORY Memorandum Says This Country Will Continue Its Co-operative Efforts to End Drug Evil... = 7 By the Associated Press. GENEVA, Feb. 6.—The Amer!i- can delegation has withdrawfl from the International oplum conference. Representative Porter and his associates plan to leave Geneva to- morrow and to ‘sail for home Thursday on the steamship Presi- dent Harding. . Porter this morning offictatly in- formed the conference that, despite |the more than two months of dis- make. here is that | cussion and the repeated adjourn- this.control must. come as a result; ™ents, it was clear that the pur- Your Pose for which the conference had been called could not’ be accom- 7 plished. The American withdrawal was announced in a letter from Porter to M. Seiple, president of the con- ference, saying: “In. pursuance of the authoriza- its deep regret, finds itself-unable cles of the body, and shares with /|Jonger.to participate in the delib- them in the fortunes of. nutrition. | erations of the opium conference.” We can select proper food, dren. If one has not the cost, oth- ers stand ready to. proevide. We can provide proper sleep, both in quantity and quality. There is am- ple work to be done which is suit- able for the child or the individual and which will not exceed his phys- ical resources, the wonderful op- portunities for proper recreation and exercise at school, on the holi- day, in vacation time, in the home, | surely should make healthy chil- dren. “And for hygienic living, let. me mention posture, for it stands equal to all the rest in providing a happy mind and a useful, responsive body. By these measures we can surely incréase our resistance to infection, we can prevent the accumulation | of waste products of the body so | that when the battle rages the odds will be on our side. View of Rheumatism. “Can we prevent rheumatism? 'Yes, and no; and I gay no because occasionally, in spite of all favor- able circumstances, rheumatism and heart trouble follow tonsilitis. But we can prevent the trouble most times. We can see that the nutrition of. our crildren is good, and that they throw off infections easily. We can see‘that common colds, especially sore throats and tonsilitis are properly cared for, and that the child. and his heart are fully protected during their re- covery. And we can see, after these infections recur. in a given locality, that the offending trouble is cleaned out. We can see, if we are in a ‘rheumatism family,’ that we exercise unusual precaytton. And we can see-that we keep fit ‘and have our fitness assured per'!- odicaily by consulting properlv trained physicians for a physical examination.” a. Attorney-General and Treasurer, in| their discretion. may allow said se-| Finance Department of the State banks to deposit * * ©! yntil January, 1924, it was known in lieu of the above-mentioned! by the Commissioner of Finance bonds. the notes held by said banks! and by his examiners in July, 1923, or banking institutions, secured by! that the bank was_in an unstable first deeds of trust on Missouri real| condition financially; and that dur- trust shall not exceed 50 per cent| the State bank examiners in July, of the actual value of the said real | 1923, the then State Treasurer, L. estate.” | D. Thompson, visited the Bees -. -- tion Taw Not Obeyed. ‘Banking Co. and _ his atten “Your committee finds that said | called to its worthless securities. section of law was not complied “Saction 13.339 of the, revised with. by the officials named. The | seavutes of Missouri for 1919. pro- testimony will show that $60,000) viges as follows: “The Auditor and of the security filed with the State -yreasurer shall have free access to Treasurer did not represent Mis-| each other's office for the inspec-} souri real estate, but instead, real) tion of all books, accounts and pa-| estate in the ray risa ge Se cana | pers which they Beppe Ce that in the 67 items of real es ‘tain, and free access oO . securities listed with the State | fices of this State, for the tnspec- Treasurer less than-10 had an ac-! tion of such books, accounts and tual value equal to the loan against | papers as concern any of their ‘du- the property; that in the great m&- ties’ ee jority of the securities the face | “tinder this. seétion the State sino —— po = Be a; wie ok = Treasurer had access to the ere s00 per cent top his”. in the Finance Depertment an . ' 4 ae ee ae aeieianane | Sule MANE CARY nadecthioss Sha} as SSO: Saree | Ve! financial status of the Hollan mentioned made no effort, prior to. eeidhiens Co. in time to avert the | he acceptance of the securities situation which now exists. 3 j : « the _—, es aes ve ad “Your. committee finds that al- sho aye om boon _|though the Governor, Attorney- other hand, they accepted the se- General and State Treasurer did curities upon the statement of offi- not knowingly receive worthless se- cials of the Holland Banking Co., i Tae , . quate in value, they were groasly circles for several years to be weak aed inéitterent tomeste Me —offiicals who are now under in- on ip he thats af i to dictment or have been convicted nds 0 Missouri, least to the extent of $1,000,035, in the courts of Missourl. : , which were on deposit in the Hol- ee CS oe eS tee land Banking Co. at the time its “Your committee further found . doors were closed. that, although the Holland Bank-| ing Co. was not closed by the ‘“W@-condemn the —carclessnesg a v > 2." and indifference of the officials in this instance. Loss to State. “Your committee further finds there willbe incurred by the fail- ure of Holland Banking Co. a loss to the State of Missouri in a sum whieh.-will exceed $100,000 unless | the State asserts.and can establish a preferred claim under section 7212 ‘of the statutes of Missouri to recoup this loss. — >“Youyur committee would recom- mend that the State of Missouri do not assert or attempt to estab- lish.a preferred claim or any pri- ority In this matter. Under Section 13:379° the Governor, Attorney- General and State Treasurer, if they had acted with care and pru- dence, could have safeguarded ev- ery dallar deposited in the Holland Banking Co. They could have re- lted “golely upon the securities ob- tained under the provisions of this section. If these officials had com- pliied@-with this section of the law, not only would the State have real- ized the full am t of its deposits, but it would. ‘ to ve been able turn baek to the Holland Banking Co., for the benefit.of: the» deposit- ors .in. general, more.than .a mil- lion dollars of gilf-édged. securities. ‘ “These officials had the right to demand before they deposited a sifigie dollar in this tnatitution, se- curities as good as gold... They failed to do this. The individual depositors of this bank relied upon the capital stock, the integrity of ‘tts officials and particularly upon the protection, which the State of Continued on Page 33. trre- | spective of its cost, for our chil- | American Memorandum. A memorandum accompanying the letter read: “The League of Nations on Oct. 18, 1923, extended an invitation to the Powers signatory to The Hague convention, including the United States, to participate in an interna- tional conference called for the purpose of giving effect to the foi- | lowing principles, subject. to res- ervations made by certain nations regarding the smoking of opium: “Firstly, if the purpose of The Hague opium convention is to be achieved according to its spirit and true intent, it must be recognized that the use of opium products for other than medical and scientific purposes is abuse and not legiti- mate. ne . “Secondly, tn order to prevent abuse of these products, it is nee- essary to exercise control of the production of raw opium in such a manner that there shall be no sur- plus available for nonmedical and nonscientific purposes.’ “The joint resolution adopted by the Congress of the United States on May 15, 1924, authorizing our participation in the present confer- ence quoted the principles referred to in the preamble and expressly stipulated ‘that the representatives of the United States ehall sign no agreement which does not fulfill the conditions necessary for sup- pression of the narcotic drug traf- fic as set forth In the preamble.’ .| “No Appreciable Reduction.” “Despite over two months of dis- cussion and repeated adjourn- ments, it now clearly appears that the purpose for which the confer- ence was called cannot be accom- plished. The reports of the vari- ous committees plainly indicate present conditions that the produc- tion of raw opium and coca leaves will be restricted to the medicinal and scientific needs of the world. In fact, the nature of the réBerva- tions shows that no appreciable re- duction in raw opium is to Be ez- pected. i “It was hoped that if the ngt in whose territory the use of gmok- ing opium is temporarily permit would, in pursuance of the obliga- tion undertaken under chapter I1 of The Hague convention, ‘adopt measures restricting the te ork tion of raw opium for the mafiufac- ture of smoking oplum or Would agree to suppress the traffic with- would materially reduce the market for 1uWw opium and an | limitation of production woutd in- fevitably follow. T “Unfortunately, however, these rations, with the exception: of Ja- Pan, are not prepared to redu¢e tis consumption of smoking opium un- less other producing nations agree to reduce production and prevent rmuggling from their territeries and then only in the event of ade- the obligations undertaken by the producing nations would be effec- tively and promptly: fulfilled. No restriction of the producing of raw be expected. ture of drugs and centro) obtaining complete contro! ef ali opium and coca leaf : ell (Continued on Pago 22.) - tion of the President of the United | States, the American delegation, to that there is no likelihood under in a definite period, such etion . quate guarantee being given. that opium under such conditions can — & “In the matter of the manufac- portation, an improvement’ over — The Hague convention, is noticeable, — There is, however. no likelihood of — meen irrespective of the measure of cor. _ ‘wn “= Pee - ; j : a, a at oi 7 mt es Sate. f > om”, Gare pega . 3 a ae a > date 4 - oi z « a Att ae ge a, é oe Sieh 14 oe eee ae re ae Sas PhS ae gigs FS » iat? eat Cee ee a Bie 2 } - 4 ech 5 ’ * a. . . ’ . 4 - ' 3 a wie ae ‘ a J » 4 i if ae we ” oF SE ee ee ee eae _ aineani P : pa te ee Eee ee eS ae eee > “7 ; “5 : 4 = : e me Ie is a se = — a > on “ ‘Lee! 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20 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1925. Bw r . e ~ ry - += ~— LX 7 be ae et ep a _ ~ ty ak Pes eS Rn lage eA SF - ae cw. hate. SF N Yer ce = iy ae or pla ee, we Paid ee’ : 7 am r} . 2 r yaa oy a F > SEE eS SS ae eae a ee . : * 2 ~ . ba P ’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE DOCTORS REBEL. | | the tariff out of politics and put it on a scientific! | ) Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER A bill has been introduced in the House at Jeffer-| basis. That purpose is defeated when the commis") -—=---—pms- eT kate ee. Se | S | 45 | . Dec, 12, 1878. son City which, if enacted into law, will make it a/| Sion’s personnel and its recommendations are in the | SR SS ROS RS "shame i : , , / - ss a ’ Syopage vem by rs a es misdemeanor for any physician in Missouri to issue) control of a party whose campaign funds are derived | EEN rn i ure ng ee ym v ‘prescriptions for ethyl alcohol, wine, whisky, beer ‘rom tariff plunder. For that reason the Tariff Com- ———— . ; ' in ~ | or other intoxicating liquors. | mission has been a failure—worse than that, for it | - Virtuoso Rat “Me . : | on | o =f t : | THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | The St. Louis Medical Society opposes this bill. | has enabled the Republicans to put a pious face | S-poet Is Noisily Ap | a FORM. '| It bas adopted resolutions censuring the measure as * partisan operation. pee | ie +e 4 by Big Audience. her he I know that my retirement will cn “unwarranted insult to the integrity and intel- Should the Tariff Commission be abolished: eae ae = : 4 a seri make no difference in its cardinal | hones of the wbdien! oreticcicn.” | there is no way to save it from political prostitution, | AE ee en las principles, that it will always fight |— 2 —Vyes. | ARD L. STOKES. | Mr. | for progress and reform, never tol- || The resolutions assert that alcohol occupies an im-| ~— - rs “ = ’ . marriages of boys 14 years of age; three | “ned during the life of the present Congress by an’ An undermanned police force is demoralizing It - . : ; iiZi of age. The census of 1820 reports that there were in Continental United (States 3173 married bevse, 118 widowed bovs and 35 divorced boys under 15 vears -* eee: 6554 married giris, 269 widowed girls and 57 divorced girls under 15 years ofage. It reported further, ending with £0,950 married and 2792 widowed or di-. vyorced girle 17 vears of age. be relieved of their family responsibil!- | ties. The program of the Gevernment | must be complete. Tf tt would legislate | upon child laber are we to be asked for an &Amendment giving Congress pow - er to legisiate on marriage? Let us Tally to the suppert of the State. Let r« heip the State to bear the burdens'thar ere consti ulionally hers. to MRS. W. B. KINEALY. | The Tariff Commission, as it has been conducted since the enactment of the Fordney-McCumber law. It has been a tool in the hands siates, those of boys 16 years of age: alliance of Republican four states. those of boys 17 years of | crats. ece: five states, those of girls 12 rears @f age; one S’ate. those of girls 13 years of age: 10 states, those of girls 14 vears of age; 11 states. those of giris 15 years deserves rebuke. of age; 11 states, those of girle 16 years of a protectionist ference by Congress was required to prevent a mem- ber whose family was interested fn the sugar in. dustry from voting on the sugar schedule. consumed in the sugar investigation deprived public of any benefit it might have received. at last a report was made a protectionist President. after six months, has failed to act on it. It ts quite clear these parents cannot! the President has failed to act on his announced intention to reappoint Commisstoner Lewis, one of the Democratic members and a libera! prompt action of any importance taken by the Cam mission was the recommendation to ralcn the wheat schedule, and, as events have shown. mendation, when put | grieved farmer not a penny'’s worth The purpose of a Tariff Commission is to take insurgents with the Demo cives the men a sense that they are playing against odds It gives the criminal] element an assurance of advantage. Worst of all, it gives the Police De | partment an “alibi” when caught tn the nomper-| formance of duty. | An instance occurred within the week. The Civic Affairs Committee of the City Club reported that, ty actual count, 57 per cent of the vehicles in 64 blocks in the business district Occupied space in excess of the time allowed by the parking la¥. and When | °7 per cent stayed longer than two hours—double the legal time-—in the same spot. The street car com- pany officiais have complained vigorously of the’ same condition. What do the police say? Simply that “we have net enough men.” The argument is stronger when applied to criminal activities. | The way of the taxpayer is hard. But it is harder without adequate police protection than with ft. even if the tax rate in consequence most be slightly raised. For every additional necessary expenditure there is | opportunity for retrenchment by increased efficiency im some other quarter of the city soverument. i administration. Special inter. The time the Final! The only that recom. into effect. benefited the ag ETA PRE PERE OIE The Bureau of Municipal Research, in its latest | publication, tells the facts about both Willite and Bit- | The price for Willite pav-| and arresting as ever the mess and delicacy of his bow. Ww te hearers intelligence marveled, 19 gue his ear reioiced bur scarcely | Aseocta | ent penetrated tothe soul. jertem J | His Compelling Presence. rama Viennese artist is one of ‘2 . performers who, in the eyes Ma: | = public, can do no wrong. He merely to step on the platform fp his fame, his air of being au- ‘ter, a creat man, induce @/ Sire mal hypnosis. Last night, after | ev Seeds had been turned SW&Y. | fore Odeon was filled to the last Long i with a second throng on thes jtors 6S CgGoed. bad or indifferent, | De. i ‘Sumbers were wildly appiaud- of pe and at the end came @ demon- |. ‘: ‘al t led here en’ fon secre eS | m . meul and lervor. he opening works, ft must be e§ wel were unhackneyed— _ not ce elico Corelli's stately. | ¢rnoog, Meanious “La Fella” and Franz | table a” | ‘s melodious and showy | 4t 1 @ for violin and piano. But tions ¥ came Your movements of | Feb. 11 excessively played “Symphe-/|™an of Espagnole” and the ubiquito zs | a : » cioso”™ Saint- | - o Capriccioso éf 2 | samuel were followed by a tran-|> ,.ao mion of the familiar Lars . the “New World” symphony, | ich Dvorak imitated a plan- Rn melody se faithfully that his is by way of being mistaken a genuine spiritual. Then cafne r by a man who, despite tris ng lapse into art, has been Vice President of the Unit- : ally ~~. tn r se Ee en ee ae ~ —~iee, - > ~—~¢ en ee ae — 2 . i DES PERES PROJECT. : 2 PUBLIC OPH 101 THE WILMER EVE | From the Washington Post. HE remarkable ability of Dr. THE RIVER es. it was the fragile ana ns “Wfelodyr.” by Charlies G If one were compelled ‘9 te the banker-politician s of objurgation by this sar- and effeminate trifle, one conciude that his favorite | | e is not “Hell and Maria‘” | “Tut, tut!” Of course, & was) “Four Fxtras at the End. | Kreisier transcriptions close | - finted program—a Hungama) Is Written fer the Pest-Dispatch By CLARK McADAMS A MINUTE Copyright. 1925. Remarks of Isaac H. Lionberger at ban- Because I have heard Kreisler there wil! be quet in honor of Dr. Norman 3S. Carson's i Forever a world symphony for me. | eightieth birthday. Fram Journal Missouri | » te Beneath the city’s tireless hum and drone | State Medical Associarion: | Holland Wilmer of Washington by Brahms and Percy | 7 . en ones a aes . : dn . 3 ‘ ce . - , e I atch melodious. deep, his monotone And now in closing, let me give vou the afforded greater scope by the e Jt : e°rs Molly on the Shorr. in And faintly through th ‘hisperi f the fottings of ' ® = | . NGiess | . 1 te ough the whispering of A yt rte who is almost as old, I of the Wilmer Eve Institute of the # tter of —o a mee : | Ch -sS 2 OniVy « to ® sure The gris in our . Baw : — no more piace an r- | re 29 shat an “2g. lie " : , eae | Hopking University 6f Baltimore. Dr. ee . Is tangled with their song his own “Ca time, as the doctcr and I have many times | Se ie Program than “Turkey in the | Giggle ; hog FS eee i supped over a bottle, they were nice girls, | ™e™ 18 to devote his entire time toe - ff it was introduced for | | At gentle twilight time; all reverently, they were sentimental. they wers charm- | 5 ‘Ute. of which he will be diame . of showmanship, 7e Se The Old Refrain” con as pn Bi to ing, they were flattering. they were caress- ee ea of the institute, calling for, Pwas successful, for nothing on | me. ? JEA: HAMILTON. ing. they were flirting, they were literary. |2° 0 0, has been undertaken by the } ‘Procram was welcomed more. . they were prudish. Th eaes ter Foundation, organized for that riousliy. Str: T hear *¢* > Ate Are Aacre "Aas = ‘ : ~4ii. ese qualities are ob- ¢ : Str: hear that a divoree decree ” solete, gentlemen, many of them The pese, and the General Education Board ar extras closed the evening — . = ala = = a i ry oar 7 rT". = . ° . . — ’ — ae . - ; rr vs os pin — > eacasadl cymmanc t29 apr wie young men, as we called them. were ca - ‘Se ered to give $1,500,000 if a like seerzers “Midnight Bells,” Pol- ne original Rer according to the Zeit- lant, or intellectual. or promising. or indus tmised by Feb. 15. The foundation Fs “Poupee vaigante,” a piquant] sechrift Fuer KRulturgeschichtliche und Bio- trious, or good. or Gissigated adi ‘eee | faised $837,00@, and is now hard at ty: Kreisler’s own “Schoer- | logische Familienkunde, which discusses a wore beaver hats and frock coats omit sini _e@pdeavoring to obtain the remaining rin” and “Hymn to the; sccument recently discovered in an Egyp- and tiehe ‘ a Myr ital ag +s / Bee. ; -ftrom Rimeky-Korsakotffs: tian tomb, alleged to be 2000 years old and , us nOWw.. The iedeee coe ny Se? 1) De. Wines ae @Or.” As te always th ; Be i ee a ee to us now. The iadies wore hoop skirts | : . £8 Oe ee ee ‘ first divorce decree in reported histors and shawls and flounces’ and lace ene the eye has become world-famous. Lamson played the piano ac- which is thoroughly authenticated. Thi - , ; ‘ | : gin r : - mae ereughiy a ntica d is de wide sleeves and they had feet but nothine | of his distinguished patients - imen s as if he were an ex- | cree is .n the Demotian dialect, Dearing the else, and they had dignity. There were | idea of establishing an institute ip | on of Kreisier. ' ’ (on er - Ate — PT" 35% > -? 7 sat. . ss S - ~ $ ‘ » P, ——o : signature of a notary named Thut. It does Parties, sociables, strawberry festivals. river mis personality and oe Sees ie available on a larger scale, and Cialists could be trained in his as der his personal supervision. e¢ ment of Johnh Hopkins Lnriversity is 4 ¥ the ground upon which the d!i- Four witneswes attached the reverse side of tre not indicate vorce was granted. thelr signatures to excursions, picnics, buggy rides, front steps. Sunday teas, flattering proposals. gallantry. shopping on Market street between Third | papyrus and Fourth, promenade o A t dust ec , thet , es nen on Fourth, ice “ It Just goes snow that peop:.e nev er cTeam pariors church circles agricult I me at the service of the Wilmer . - . have been s@tistr™i with each other. IF@ | ge; whee pots: Aap e agg forming an establi . inequalle : . fairs, booths, hospitality and visiting. The an ee | this country, if in the world, fer t funera! 3 of the eye. eral of Mrs. Madge Row river front was a wonderful place. teeming -rOost. widow of John Mullan-. 'Froe:. oul: ve h te c 2? have had a with men and activity, steamers. no rail- vorced each other eC é¢haew 44 they niaterial wi'ness LOUIS PONDER. ‘ The Wilmer Institut eserves ° . * ore RR yee | port of pane citizen 7 fe h wringing eid ’ an ton 4 = “ ~ : i > aee . mst 3 e). > _ > nace tein ti hh lle it a argaining, sharp practices, and money Washi se i today at Federal Hill, | s to do something about the | was 10 per cent univ os ashington whose eyesight has been am own, Kv. the estate histor- | cry law, and proposes a constitutional con- | ments and merchant tne ne ee | by Dr. Wilmer will doubtless ae connected with Stephen F vention. We must recall that Nevada wasa | " ts, and merchant princes as we called | contribute to the institute fund, a om eae ome re onli very Gusty place befere thie has ; tnem in those days. And the town was | h ‘ papas ee. song, My , entucky ry dusty place before this happened. |} to the interest of the public im " and for that reasoyq ac- vie i+. ° , . beautiful and mudd: and had shade treee aid in the establishment of such ana e 7 al and stately mansions and «: a bw the State of Kentucky Mr. Dieckman avs hb . } ‘ 7 : oe n single track | ; bh Ly , . . i Bre ~ : = s he wow - 4 =... _ -_ —_ - ~ ss . e . Ths " 4 or i ; . ; : a P . ~ P ‘ several vears Madam Bridget, I saw you with a po- | > and mo : STANDARDIZING GAME LA S [was the son of Gen. Dante = lasses and tonics and sore throats and ba- liceman’s arms around rou. +3 — con, red flannel and health. salivating. |\From Outing, for February. of St. Leis. William Bar- | — * Yes, mun, wasn't {t nice of him? Bridget: = d = } ; z + r . * - ‘ ed . P . te He was showing me how to hold a burglar if | Pein cupping. starving a fever and ORRESPONDENT suggests in ’ “am ow 5906 Waterman ave- | Se | Saun’ end tm the Baume | feeding a cold, cholera, smallpox. no trained cent letter the advisability r Vet Repeen =S I a n house. sien Nott ne isability of @ = . ~ “* - ~» - urs PS. 7 ovn} a . 7 , : e ™ 4 . : CHAS. CHESWICK Pmaenite mhoctt ee tual help. The | ment toward standardisine state On | = ° e . tial not, gentlemen: no sanataria. | . s » TN of the Disease. ~ ~ ~7 > . . , ; : - ph eiar have PARAGRAPHS. cleft. palates. Hare lips, diseased tonsils. | standardization can be reached . 7 cted by the of We. | degree of success without affect ivery purpose for which modern @ exist to conserve game, not only & | Preservation of our wild life as aa @ iteelf, but also in preserving it to @ ‘accessible to the Americal sportsmal methods of conservation, tn this @ =’. August Reckmann. 191SA4_ “venue. and their 9-vear-ol¢ | Tr. all of whem were car : mumps, measies, scariatina. no quarantine, no disinfection, no appendicitis, no appen- dix, no twilight sleep, no impure milk. And mo railroads, nor automobiles. nor tele- | phones, nor f&ppers, nor new women, nor | right to live one’s own life. nor politicians, | mor clear water, nor prohibition. nor chap- Lafayette, we are here—to collect. | No man’s land: Any barber ehop now- | adays. | The human brain ts getting smaller. ac- | cording to a noted British scientist. Nothing | could better prove his statement than th fact that all over the world, armament ap- GE ~ at the hospital last Tuesday = from pneumonia, - Beckmann @ied at 4 a. m.| P=AY and the husband and soa. SMticalte Profriations are getting bigger. erons, nor “drives.” nor syndicated charity, Where topography and climate i. heave not heen Chicago failed to see the recent eclipse nor clubs. nor gojf. nor tennis, nor base- | much variety, must depend first of ai mw her death. At the heesital on account of smoke. It seems to us Chi- ball. nor football, nor swimming pools, nor. | local conditions, and each state i* y | Rope was ° |servation policy, may have an | pee Press “There ts no real security except tn rea] sai niidiesttoidniiaia ee eae elie . Ss 88 oe a t mare nee | estate. Arthur Brisbane, as quoted t» a Or English al! “ssemeese=ss linadequate policy and a weak a . Erwprese of | See then ad a) ish a! over, 80 * speak. tien of what laws it does have, — ‘ace i hone zt ; ree * Comte Verde. New ‘game disappearing Thus anv @& that could be made to fit the * * «ee If Arthur had owned a farm in the Mis- The engagement ring ts worn by Germans uaciticar eit iar ae cea wane uP one and Scandinavians on the third finger of | could only work hardships on =e Feb 5. President pattings id ales cele oma ond be mig ht the 9 ae Guring the engagement, and men of the former and plece a § Bae eee | . , oticin Speer | on. om the right hand after marriage. The upon lack o F EXPERIENTIA DOCET. ‘ hit with the left. : bento [ney on Oe gia a ten, FF eendam —- — York, ..&.% ' # a] - Sie > o * a a? oe 20 gue Se eT eee

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EOD PR: BET o- - . a fr, PR SST OSS Ps So BH OG ‘ee ae Bata rar ee ars > me PS er rr Va 4 re i aaed . one . _ Re re i” Be Raa EE BOO OL Ee TE a a ea ae TT Pe eer TP ore ae —— ) = : J - . . . . . ’ - “F Resiate Sow Mila ee es KS r FRR er eee . a om ' ae bed Ee . ee P ‘ . x 4 wal “ie Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY C ireulalion than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH yA | _ aoikee = = ! ar =D - ang: “yal | Mr. and Mrs. James W. i3elliville | & iF 7 - F ° Ae agyngeee tion of the‘loud speaker has been | extended to all students in public Faward H. Gerald, 70, Dies. [ | } | Br the attendante ny epriglirscie nthe | LOUD SPEAKER INSTALLED 7" _| Made necessary by increased at- ‘schools, colleges and universities. Edward H. Gerald, 7% years old. f 1 M Mo! : | AT TORREY REVIVAL MEETING tendance at the meetings. The subject, “Weighed in the Bal- .. aera? Ee P tt - the (i See iss Moll is a graduate of Lenox Poth . ‘ ; lice OH da for many years connected with the ee | Hall d at ded ¢} . : —- Demand for seats has been s\ ance and Found Wanting.’ will be wit ss - ; | ! , anda ten ea che art scnool of Device Will Enable Evangelist to great during the meeting that directed mainly to young people. Cc. F. Blanke Tea and Coffee Co., - ae . W ashington University, Mr. Chap-| Speak to Two A dl 3 ] his se 0 laat ig@hr ly and later with Griesedieck Broth- vf 8 : ‘ Si ailiniet thinkin Audiences many who come for afternoon n #16 Sermon iat nign ns ) ; . Y as Virtuoso Rather RS. JOSEPH GILMAN MIL | TO GIVE PARTY ee ee Oe ee Ever. | Sunday, services bring their lunches so as Torrey discussed “The First Ques- ers as a salesman, died of’ dropsy . N ‘ily Ap- LER of 32 Portiand place, | = of Wisconsin and W ash.ngtor | By use of a loud s eake D not to risk losing their chairs at tion God Ever asked Man.’ Hs if St Luke's Hospital Wednesday » Poet Is NOY gave a luncheon yesterJay atr| ' University. > : — me es sclehe Pr ce | att pd ut that the ‘night after six months’ iliness,, Fu- i : t I Thi y ——— R. A. Torrey, evangelist who is the evening meeting by going home attempted to point out at th : ee : : od by Big Audience. her home. his was the second of | Among those who will act as|;conducting a campaign at th for dinner The serving of coffee early relationship established the nmeral services will be held from an tt uc , r ' ' = . Bit eT a , , ' kine chi lt at 98°S Nort ° a series, the first having been giv-| hostesses at the luncheon to be Washington and Compton Preahby. | to these persons each afternoon fact that there existed a _ certain mdertaking ¢ hap 7825 North Tha en last week. a | given by the St. Leuis League of terian Church, will preach to ‘wanes between meetings has been one of responsibility toward both God and Grand avenue puna y & . ol men ARD L. STOKES. Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Pohiman | Women Voters in honor of Miss| audiences Sunday, one in the main the unique features of the cam- | ™4®, for which man would have | With interment in St. Peter's Cem- : wee have now and then of 6117 Washington boulevacd, will | be > pons president of the Na-| auditorium of the church and ae paign. | ke Re oe Se » Viennese artist is one of family, will depart. for New York | . aerwr™ - sie’ r March 1, to,make their home. + Fenke Lpyag le ae i performers who, in the eyes | MENT ELSEWHERE TO REMAIN A SECOND WEEK AT THE CAPITOL, THEATER. UUUATUPANSTRECOEOUUUCUUAAAOOOSUEREUTTAAS OCEANA RAND CENTRAL STARTING TOMORROW a is public, can do no wrong. He Mrs. Edwin Earle Gibbonev of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. merely to step on the platform Everett, Pa., and her emal! daugh- George Hill Goddard of Persh- | his fame, his air of being au- | ter Nancy Jane. are the guests of ing avenue, will entertain the deb- | ally a great man, induce @ | Mrs, Thomas Trout, 5745 Vernon | tante set at a Valentine party the Lhypnésis. Last night, after avenue. Mrs. Gibboney was, “be-| evening of Feb. 14, in honor of Miss reds had been turned AWa@y, fore her marriage, Mrs. Lillian. yrejen Reyburn. daughter of* Mrs. Odeon was filled to the last Long Taylor of St. Louis. The vis- | 4ma@ee Valle Reyburn. ‘with a second throng on the jitors will be here a month. e Good, bad ro indisrerent. ) Dr. and Mrs James Moores Bal! Beer rec ity appiand:|oc!aant Wathington poorer G Cet - is . 9 ¥ mon anne 4 MPISREE. stas in Bermneds copeuea tO prospective bride has com- mmult and fervor. | eee ada ; pleted her studies. opening works, it must be The St. Louls Woman's Club an- The wedding of Miss Margaret Hed. were unhackneyed nounces a card party Thureday aft- Elise Moll, daughter of Mr. and wgelico§8=—©-s Corelli's stately, | ernoon, Feb. 12, at 2 o'clock. » Mrs. C. Ferdinand Moll of 5853! snious “La Folia’ and Franz | table a hote luncheon will be serv: Dietenes awe onl “vitae me ‘melodious and showy! at 1 0 SOR, for which en bert Chapman Jr., formerly of Los for violin and piano. But ah a will be made by we ocnesdey. Angeles, Ca!.. will take place March came four movements of | Feb. 11. airs. J. O. King le cnatr- 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mol! s excessively played “Sympho- | man of the Card Day Committee, Mepagnole’ and the ubiquitous assisted by Mrs. John E. Thomson AMUSEMENTS Nirs. Preslev Carr Lane. and Mrs eee al i ad « ee ee ee eed a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. The wedding will be deferred until P2Peesse a Paes OIL 2 — eee &F @. io Capriccioso"” of Saint- mes ) Samuel B. Ball CHURFRT JETEPRSOM, ‘ | - . . 4 ‘ 7 al ’ ~ + » A : were followed by a tran- Announcement is made of the § se * ee ee > Me 2 3 Ricardo Ox Frances Ay bn = .tRe Comp ages RRO eT ragremen of Mise Mildred Wild Nights 50c to $° 50 Sat Mat AO. to $° ‘ ™ Vie : 4 r) fk the “New World” symphony.) gaughter of Mr. and Mra. Walter, THE MUSICAL COMEDY HI' 2x Sige. if am 278 ‘. Rich Dvorak imitated a plan- /R. Wild of Webster Groves, and Os- ae Oe > melody so faithfully that his car Claypool of St. Louis Isby way of being mistaken Miss Wild is a sophomore at pagenuine spiritual. Then came | Washington University, and a mem- bya man who, despite this/,.. o¢ the Kappa Alpha Theta so- ! into art, nas bee . ying lapse into art, ha be 7 rorityv. She haa not made her de- Vice President of the Unit- ANT? THIS Al THE F Joseph lLLittay NMiilton Slosser ORCHESTRA | ORGAN = Js) i ; aah but, but served aa a maid of honor | ates it was the fragile andi | at the Veiled Prophet ball in her “Melody, by Charles G.! treshman year at college Mr os POS er ee | ——— = a » If one were compelled to a 5 . “>. me OE sagan me R hx ‘ORE LE , th banker-politicia (laypool is a graduate of the Wash- perLiaNe a anes eect cummeniial ; oo | e e banker- an S|]. 2. ee ee ; JANT CAST and SELECT CHiORU! | Le M | R R O R of Miers of obiure ition by this sac- | igton University Law School, and One Year in N. vo +e Monthe in Chicage On the Stage | . Beand effeminate trifle, one AMUSEMENTS COLISEUM MOXPAY. FEB. 16 The Bandomania ; } , h « favo ite} : . EVE., 8 1S conclude that hi AVOr LATEST PICTURE tive is not “Hell and Maria!” Nights & 20 Jazz Band | ve is no Hell and Mari & KL 50c-$2 50 1] STut tut!’ Of course, it was Mat. Sat.. me be OY] } ac BASED ON THE. HE WILMER EYE INSTITUTE. d. 5Ne-$2. LAST TIMES TODAY! ‘Streets of NOVEL BY . cro, orm OF - 5 . Bile t ? 7 XQ | ie Washington Post. ‘Pour Extras at the End. LAST THREE TIMES IN SONG RECITAL Tickets OOc wo S275 | WESLEY BARRY in Person | Pg EY CLIVE. ARDEN - — remarkab! hilltw Villl i Kreisler transcriptions closed - , . , - And on the Screen in New YO! RY | cable ability of Dr. Willlam printed program—a Hungarian 1SS e a ‘7 AEOLIAN OO., 1004 Olive Olive 91035 “BATTLING BUNYAN” Hand Wilmer of Washington is to be Giese py Brahms and Percy | Dir. Elizabeth Cueny MADAME TENKATSU ed greater scope by the establishment rs “Molly on the Shore,’ in Their All New Musical Comedy PHOTOPLAY THEATERS cpanieemamemmiial oF oe! r es Wilmer Eve Inetitute of the Johns atter of which, a meaningies? m . , _ eee a - ‘ aie oe ‘ ! re ; ito devote his entire time to the i- so prayer ‘ sale a aoe Sissle & Blake's Se Whirlwind Greaie | . . ; . ay. a was tro Ce’ for | . , Of which he will be director. The Booses of » E orwellaeeontopty ~ Re. | Famous Orchestra (125 Dancing Cherus ing of the institute, calling for $3,- Was suc y aaays By , — ie cessful, for notBing on BEGINNING . 2 ~ , Be has been undertaken by the Wil- progcram Was welcomed more SUNDAY SEAT » NOW factinaton at GErahth foundation, organized for that pur- rious)v. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday , ' hl and the Genera! Education Board has ur exter SAM H. HARRIS’ Production of , ras closed the evening — vane : J, 5 4 lon 0 ’ ; VIN SRLIN'’ NNU i d 10 ive $1,500,000 if a like sum Meters "Mignight Helles” Voi. ff ARSC Beniawe amo axxcar | SLarts Jo-Morrow, atta mm sOuneston a & “Poupee vaisante,”’ a piquan: M B Re $837,000, and is now hard at work Sy: Kreisler’'s own “Schoer- USIC OX vue | | yoring to obtain the remaining $663,- Marin’ and “Hymn to the GREAT CAST and MUSIC BOX GIRLS LAST y ON THE SCREEN : 4 from Rimeky-Korsakotf's. Good Seats Availab e Al , Performances TI MES \V A | N | “Top of the Werld” Wilmer’s skill in treating diseases of} a@Or.” As ts always the case, | TO AY of 1925 ANNA ON LSSON @ has become world-famous. Som‘ Llamson played the piano ac- DA 30 People on the Stage ae rn geet, idee "on teens ae lek meats as if he were an ex- } | AUNLUUNLUUUAAUUEONUUUGUNN00040000000000 f establishing an institute in which ion of Kreisler : hi hatch SUespest! Tsonality and skill would be made —— ee SESE ES === > ee ees — == - —- wenn 1984 Tener the le on a larger scale, and where spe- , MADGE ROWAN FROST ‘Music Box Revue” } could be trained in his methods un- ’ -RY M. SNODGRASS \°g S personal supervision. The equip- | ER ST LOUISAN BURIED HARK M.S: os . . | The fen ae f John’. Hopkins University is placed = — | ’ »..Oranae ge Re ree HOM _» | The Jazz Girl ate. , , . : me e on bstat j : . - —— —$——— : service of the Wilmer Institute, thus i re . manapoese al Next Week. Blerting Sunder: JOHNNY MAHER & an establishment unequalled in tea eee, meg song, “My JACK NORWORTH in “SONGS” ‘ The Singer ae untry, if in the wo ment nlocky Home.” Arthur Brron—' "Tea for Three’ ray > Puts a Smile in His eye. rid, for treatm funera) of Mrs. Madge Row- | 6 Other Acts and Pictures | ( y\IC RK Ré \\ Song LAST T/MES TODAY : : al : c Febr + , — ; ’ Ww ilmer Institute deserves the sUup- lh psede Ol ss ged Mullan- . —— 1S =aerton aaa — | KENDALL CAPPS en AMans A Man | f every citizen. Many persons in a. formerly of Bt. Louis, ine ee es ‘Eo RAAALY } Dancing Champion and , igton whose eyesight has been savel -.., toda y a ] wernt ¢ aaah, M P R BK S a Oe "LITTLE MARY ANN” Wilmer will doubtless be glad to ee 7 eee seers | an : | ‘ ia S. ys ute to the institute fund, and it is connected with ‘ ephen Fos- | Ratt OuIN © AT GRAND aR « ‘ interest of the public in general tv Pong, “My Old Kentucky || THE WOODWARD PLAYERS IN fy > [i eieblishment of edeh an insti cage for that reason ac- || CLARENCE MME le - . ' ae. ‘sf oO? ¢ fy * eokw Phe country is fortunate in possess- a Ge a oT go ws ed | By RB | WE T END LY RIC lie. eee e ‘ rite museun ne nouse Was | ooth Tarkington public Spirited genius like Dr. Wi ths. home ef the Rowan MATS —8SUN_ THUR. SAT id there should be no delay in tak- - é NO ER niet ‘ : ° ' - pen a Atilage of his willingness to contrib- a ke ” . +s ag waea ; - NEX' Services to the creation and direc- Judce eh ae e hee 7 wT tI ay | 4M institute that will confer untold, | yon 4" rQ | ve | BS upon the afflicted + Frost died at Bardstown AX ' Si , , a er sday from pneumonia. Her | ———_——— CTT Weise edl On fe tage ft ‘ ; i ~aeend, who died sever: c ane erage INDARDIZING GAME LAWS. ie the oon ” ay dere = BURTON White | Uting, for February of St. Louis William Bar- = } 1 ESPONDENT suegests in a Fre Prost of 5906 Waterman ave- | = K ‘ . A f ; a L letter the advisability of a move- m her stepson = y} ce Manning S BEAUTIFUL MODELS Ay : Ward standardizing state came 1a¥® | DIES OF PNEUMONIA = ODEON—MONDAY EN E. aH ) py ' . ? en i . — 7 SOREN | Mas Raat lat 4 Sta f A , ment is under way :among certain = C(7FCHO-SLOVAKI late Dancing Stare of | by's\ DISPLAYING DAME FASHION'S /« West States to bring about this very Rutand and Son. 9. Criticany |S ULDUMU - OLUVAKIA ARTISTS AND MODELS : C KATEST CREATIONS “~ | Por ourselves, we do not believe - gape peg == 77r. $1. $1.50. NOW at. 1004 Otive | in Unique Dance Creations 0 a" lization can be reached with any — Pphvsicians have —__ SOc Reserved, When Doors Open ® Famous Concert Pianist | ‘ 25 PEOPLE: 4 .* ; f success without affecting the ete by the case of Mr. OPERA | eae — =" ‘pose for which modern game laws oust Reckmann, 1918A = cle | Huston Ray Ps, ———— ——————————————— conserve game, not only for the lies their 9-year-old HOU SE FR Aj, . SG enpecid tion of our wild life as an end if te /all of whom were en- | BI ACTS DIRECT FROM _ GEORGE REED ' a: pang (; B. F. KEITH CIRCUIT i aiso in preserving it to make it | Sp vdhing pital mat Tuesday | ae THE WILLIAMS BROTHERS a eto the American sportsman. Now, Bec}; a eet ypu AND MOVIES > ander Gray SHERRY LOUISE MARSHALL . f ry” 7 ad . » ~ €6 ug adie » ’ ’* what laws it dors nave, sees its . fran Ne w Var » sty GAYETY THE TR j a AMERIC " | CAF 17 6) ey uqene De HWvIS d } lit o1OUus Nal appearing Thus anv uniform laws Feb. &-Conte Verde. New | NEW A E if A ROMANCE OF THE FASHION MART CF Ae NEW ae — — : ld be made to fit the latter state _- Wita ly work hard®hips on the sports- Kone tray, ‘ President COLUMBIA BURLESQUE | MARY PHILBIN NORMAN ee RE NGAI em . 5 7 . # . ' Ihe former and place a premium Ban Franctece MOLLIE WILLIAMS’ LAST TIMES GLENN HUN IOLA DANA T. FELIX ane TIMES WIFE OF THE CEATAUR’’ | 2 ; * thas. : R—_—V ; a4 “TT , » 4 = - bad ’ Vr or Kk of laws and laaity in thelr eé- Ralled. | BIG, SNAPPY REVIEW mete Bee ee ea THE "MERRY-GO-.ROUND” LOVERS pompatte: Wea a ; | lon, Mien, Feh « Vee o7— oday ‘MERTON OF MOVIES* ° ERDINANI S a John Gian hens Pringio-~ tos > eee ~~ aes egg et York, “—_ ncam, OPPORTUNITY—TONITE : \ -\ THB - ca BAND | iret Showing im South St ‘® |

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>=— a ee ee ee ee a Ee ee et ee es eee « . : - . — A TNC Rie oN ELI ic tO INO s ami — - - — — - 5 em ~ oma) . ccount ley spent @! re writt Sheffield. who 4 the ife hold, Capt. Grant replied : j baa Oh. that can be easily manage: sergeant in tm Fourth Unites I shall detai. one of the soldiers States infantrs the command to y», is a cood cook to do the cook- which thev were attacned. shared ing. and besi: ave an excel- there lent cook bor dam a pret*y their pionecring experiences co0od : NOk 771i \ self a TY} ’ . ’ ’ 8 ~* across tne Coiumoia rivet Portiand. Ore. The Fourth Unitted pressed a desire to resign from t! from at this time. and frequent of the pioneer army and live States infantry. ons : ise which some time . : organizations of the army, now 5 stationed at Fort George Wright, After the pota atiure. Grant and ‘Spokane. hfe business associate bougcht a ' Mrs. Sheffield s memoirs .¢ the chickens for 20 miles aroun these days have been made public and chartered a vessel to ship iby William S. Lewis. historian of athe Eastern Washington Historica! Society. who received them from Mrs. Caroline Hathaway Cook, Mrs 4 our “Sheffield’s daughter Cholera on Steamer. Grocer tren “apt Grant, was Gen., Capt. regimental quartermaster and was in charge of the transportation of} About ‘he Fourth infantry ca its long Journey from Governors Island. ‘New York, to Fort Vancouver in 1852. The trip was started on July >. by steamer for Aspinwall, Pan- “Ama. and thence across the Isthmus of Panama by train. boat. on muleback and afoot The offi- Bohemian cers were accompanied bv their families and some 4&f the women Hop-Flavored carried small babies To add to the difficulties of the journey, the California gold rush was in full swing. anj afier the : regiment had boarded a steamer on Choicest the Pacific side of the isthmus. . Asiatic cholera broke out. San Materials Francisco was reached Sept. 1. but no sbore leave was granted for fear of desertions to seek cold. At Benecia, Cal. an army post, the regiment went into camp to recu- perate until Sept. 18, and then again boarded ship for Fort Van- to market in San Francisco. The, U. Ss. DELEGATES ship returned with the news that | the chickens had died on:the way, however, thus dealing a second blow to Grant's fortunes. When Grant was ordered to re-| (Continued From Page 19.) . 4 , ‘ , 7 Ps port for duty at Humholdt, Cal, he/ +.) provided for manufacture:l gave Mrs. Sheffield his cook book, | e his feather pillows and some trin- crugs. pte Only One Method of Control. “During Grant's stay of one year “It is believed by reason of the , y > yo... . 4 ’ lal at Fort Vancouver wes had not made very emal) bulk, the ease of trans- an enemy and gained the friend- ship and good will of everybody,” Mrs. Sheffield wrote. “He was in- tection, and the large financial deed one of nature’s noblemen.” gains obtainable from their illicit | handling, such drugs and their de- PAPER ASSOCIATION OBJECTS — - | ognizes that the world-wide trafii-: in habit-forming drugs can be s"p- Pressed only by tmternational co- operation but it believes that for the present at least, greater strides in the control.of the traffic may be hoped for if it should continue to work towards this end upon the basis of The Hague convention of 199°” Japanese Praises America. After reading of the report of the failure to agrée. Mr. Sugimura of Japan. Praising what he char- acterised as the liberal attitude of Great Britain and France in the negotiations, said: “If we admire the great richness of the Enited States. we appreciace . more than power her ardent ideal- ism. We love a strong America so that idealism in the worid may be a great force of justice. A weak ; Ameriéa, on the contrary, might | mean the weakening of the wor'd | idealfem. and that ts why we desire that America’s. force be never re- duced.” He declared he wished to affirm that Japan would remain faithful . y in! ; to thé American principles. Missouri threw arvund them by haw ‘and inspection from the Finance Coolidge Authorized Department. Porter to. Withdraw . By the Associated Press. lishes a preferred claim, it would WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—With- be at the expense of the individual strenzthened as te sah. ones officials wer drawal of the American delegation depositors. The State had the ad- tory upon the State T,, ify ner story vantage when it made the deposits. carefully tthe Cn mter of @ from the Geneva opium conference was authorized by ‘President Cool- idge. ‘INDIFFERENCE’ IN ‘Vantage prowk committee be . DEPOSITING STATE unfair fer the the FUNDS CHARGED ly by and wait “Ys and then invoke. wa ute to the detriniesn. ual depositor who he: mts & (Continued From Page 19.) . given the ad “Your com ". mend that the 4 ll “' the acceptance of tas. cs . old. arrested Against Preferred Claim. State Treasurer §g ieee ~—_ yes, + , sdb > ; ‘If the State of Missouri estab- ‘*° exelude rea} that the laws gopeiaae a] store asap. jail while “= ec , ury Department of gig m neid in th e endeavoring ‘°. that she is the) retired cavalry Col>- in New York city. The |The duly elected and paid officials any deposit. the ng from | value of dura fro . of the State failed to take the ad-s¢ties submitted.” * ce she gra ned her. rae y & of ; and that The President advised Chairman Porter of the American delegation that he might at his discretion withdraw from the conference since it appeared that no agree- ment could be reached which would be satisfactory to the Amer- tcan delegates. Did Microbes Destroy ' Ancient Greece?

Be Sure to Get the BIG SUNDAY Sunday Maga- , POST-DISPATCH iT SETS THE PACE! “ol. Hay es. 7 veesget cement 28 ee, a = she declined to give his full | or his address. . Valentine Day Feb. 14th 820 Olive St. S 6 ye . = - RS After -Inventory Sale! @ ..., YOUR PHOTOGRAPH |; << AS «2 VALENTINE | an o other token will be as ex- — ssive of the sentiment and) | sirit of the day. SB our VALENTINE SPECIAL | insta rn “True-to-Life” Photographs in| o iful ivory-toned, (sone folders, size $5.50 st% inches i—_ EXCEPTIONAL VALUE! whi Schweig Studio =". &. “True-to-Life” Photographs [wage * ~~ 4927 DELMAR BL. oat atest Fifth Avenue fashions and Queen unda 9-3:30 ims Quality de luxe aks tana Every style — 4 je Coen S +, Seven ents after desirable. = - On —— , t het Including all The Distinctive Shop's SHORT | — ) s* ruc LINES—not all sizes in any one style but seal every size included in the complete offering. . SATURDAY SPECIAL the | ’ Women who see these styles Saturday will po immediately recognize a buying opportunit IRRESISTIBLE. % pre: terial 2s = & «- : Seees , ; FHITIEEOOERE Pein Your Next Season’s Overcoat The values are se great during this sale that vou can well afford to get one of these fine overcoats for next season's wear. —- 7 The stvle will be night and vou'll see no finer quality then. $ ee en . - ---— - ~ Ratirnad Fares Refunded $40 Suits and Overcoats $50 Suits and Overcoats $60 Suits and Overcoats $65 Suits and Overcoats $75 Suits and Overcoats $85 Suits and Overcoats t00 Suits and Overcoats Off - $20.00 $25.00 $30.00 $32.50 $37.50 $42.50 $50.00 Saturday will be a big day at Wolff’s—better get here early; we’re open at 8 A. M. Great Final Sale "290" art Schaffner & Mar BE Suits and Overcoats ¥ HALF - PRICE ca NE-THIRD OFF ONE-FOURTH OFB2"== “3 Off 14 Off $26.65 $30.00 $33.35 $37.50 $40.00. $45.00 $43.35 $48.75 $50.00 $56.25 $56.65 $63.75 $66.65 $75.00 WOLFF'S, Washington Avenue at Broadway This Beautiful Werner Tt base been weed. bat ft tx Going Out of 2 Mall Get That Extra Suit You may have all the clothes ordinarily need, but at such p as these vou have a wonderful of portunity to take care of vour § a cial requirements. 3 Rind ae Get that extra suit for a welcomit? change of color or weight; a blue afl gray suit; a brown if you ea es overcoat for this Winter and 1 LEE FOS 6 CPCS HO] TE SVS |

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oe 7 Lh t, % Sauak tye i 5 ' ‘. Fg re . Pe: ’ Fr ° . 2 wi 3 ” oe Se Bele - a an oe eee . oe, See _ Rus cf - = w= + * ate moe ——" 19% “ a ¢ Bs a 4 . uf han - Ps ope . wn 7 ne, Oe gga % .. jl i. > bad Oe Va stage Provided by law. committee beliey . ATE unfair for the ttate = “? | RGED ly by and wait unti . '® and then invoke -the aid Fe ute to the detriment og the ——. | ual depositor who had e. | a ANTS-~estare Rt THREE. ag Fi A , oe a FO ey Ren ce at ee ee 29 0 iy 2k ba tly» Sa ea EF MO RES ay chad ~¥ : Sm) py . LE AER LY GE ONL EOE GLE EE GT NER LOI eS Ee EE LTE ETE BT ET Soe twee) oe ‘ - ? 2 war , ‘ * ia ee ~ fa se shame ps 4 scaiis Vickey silk sleeve lining. Fancy-back woolens, plain-back fabrics, | | Deane Conte. , heather mixtures, tans, browns, overplaids, grays, dark blues 3 The Suits and other desirable patterns. . include men’s and young men’s two and three button single and The Suits double breasted models. Some are Hickey Freeman’s finest customized Suits—the mate- are men’s and young men’s two and three button models in cas- rials are worsteds and unfinished worsteds can light and dark simeres, cheviots and unfinished worsteds—plain_ colors, patterns, stripes, solid colors, overplaids, heather mixtures and > , - checks, mixtures, tweeds and pencil stripes. s others—suitable for Spring wear } her Suits and Overcoats in Our Stock Substantially Kec ” Deke seasee Blue Suits, Pledgeworth Suits, Canterbury Suits, Evening Dress Suits and New_ Spring Clothes Are Excepted. No Other Exceptions. See This Clothing ‘ in Our Windows Fare Refunded to Out-of-Town Customers in Accord With | Retailers’ Plan. , Boyd-Richardson ; Olive and Sixth ——® OPO, tem BOR ee Sg RS — + NT Se ao ey ig te, — wee Qe

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Pe ee é ° a ase) «ite — . weene ~» + . 2 ~s* Aa. Sha —@its stitution. > é‘ ' hw girl. / pressing would itoday and that his property approximately , during years of economy, would be- a come worthless 7 i~ tenor kare come to an end some time worth 5 © _aoewe $35.0090. an asse7 Rar! years od. a Temperanr - & and his wife at yesterday. and then life with the same revolver today that Tian. “Ome terror-stwcken Frederick anzeisen. 49 farmer ving near 19 miles seriously their homeo took fois His wife said i be = se : »“? —_ Ff 4 7 r predictions the world was * o> — _ - WwW i- * la’ his fear was height- when she -— Aa _— : ° Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff ~ ‘There is one sure way that never ‘ fails to remove dandruff completely EAGLE STAMPS ) We Give } SIXTH ‘CEWilliams' and FRANKLIN and that 1s to dissolve it. Then you g All-Leather Shoes for All the Family» destroy it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, or- dinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in mtly with the finger tips. By , 1£ not all, of your |, dandruff will be gone, and two or | 8'> = -— = a | ~ ’ 3 KR v1 7-- You will find, too, that all itching; You can get liquid arvon at any and digging of the scalp will stop| drug store and four ounces is all instantly, and your hair will be| you will need. This simple remedy } lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and| has never been known to fail. OO a a Strong, long - wearing a a — round toe styles. ber heels. Extra Values for Saturday Girls’ School Shoes te I! $2.50 } three more applications will com-| | 11% te 2 } pletely dissolve and entirely destroy 4 S00 | See : every singie sigm and trace of i, = Nes s2 $ S $3 no matter how much dandruff you , vd ) tts to 7 ss | may have ; look and feel a hundred times better. | $3.50 ; leather Shoes in medium or Choice of mahogany or black calf. Rub- Two-Tone Boots Child's 8% te Il $3.00 Lae ‘ tf Ne wal | Very charming in theirs bination of patent leath brown calf vamps wit | ver-brown tops. They’ made Shoes, too, leather. all- Ballet Slippers Goi Out of Business FINAL CLEAN-UP hand-turned soles. ( Made of very goft flexible black kid, with light flexible Child’s @ te il Misses’ Lit, te 2 Res ; er Pt nge: eee 4 Rubber Sole Gym Oxfords Regular $1.00 Value Ke 42%) * Good, substantial lightwetss Gym Oxfords made of gus strong canvas—sple . gymnasium use. Mads & boys’, girls’ and » sizes in black and white ~~ Everything Must Be Sold Regardless of How Much It Brings WOMEN’S & MISSES’ CLOAKS, SUITS, DRESSES AND FURS Ke S25 Women's and Misses’ Trmea COATS Trimmed Lace-to-toe style. +62 regular everyday wear, Elk. Sizes 10 te 15%... Fur-Trimmed Silk-Lined Boys’ Elk Shoes With Oak Soles ALMOST GIVEN AWA an, ab $18 Women’s and Misses’ ' é sve COATS $5.95 S. > Inexpensive Shoes that noted for giving good service. | Light | weight and comfortable. A | splendid play Shoe. Good for | Pur Trimmed et Pe Oe COATS fase litte Bere Breve, gl. er are too. | Lace-to-toe style; made | pearl elk leather with £ | OO | clk soles, welt sewed. A ite 75 strong Shoe—just- right i gymnasium work or bowl *, $10 514% $495 Women’s and Misses’ SILK DRESSES *§:2° To $39 Values ee BS coats "Te 335 Values Wemen'’s and Misses’ trmmea COATS lrimrmed Te 345 Values Wemen’s and Misses’ cm" DRESSES Te Ss2° Values This (eat. $1°>.95 ————— ee —— — ' Brown Eskimo calf, Print This Good News About Jol Bhssty we, leather soles ‘anes in mv store. Decause it 18 a the makers of Joint-Ease. know that wonderful and speedy remedy forali what this thriving New Jersev drug- > : > e wee bY 2 . > — — . _— 7 a oint troubls gist .Savs is true, Dut we still main- tarnm ¢haé Tasn?é. ke ; i Dn J Se is Prepar Rut whr no* Mmororece = ome a ~oe : bes CaS S| parea for . - -*- 7 _ vy ~~ a” nme ’ ~4 ~t? tho san “ rRe ; mara ¢ » almost VOW. Ss uider, ftliggers or spine. . ‘ = : + “_ © , ,2e penetrating Joctint- 00 ~~ - — > on & ‘ om >. . r = - = - - > — .* . me sav a gno¢cKSs out im 248° be , JURE ne TMU § rubbing ° , t SO4K8 im through the flesh direct to the =—! BAG Z > a > y «a fa@ > - ~~? ’ ‘ . ; Jas ‘in n@€Prs ass (oat a g Sones a igaments Lats why itt > = , . a . —~ LOF caest Coids and sore throat ithas ‘Srceeds—tq when Joint-Ease gets in . . ~ ee _ . - — . no er a = ™ onc "cre* hae — —_ ots aU —an bead Tout any - —~ ifa.gia i@urictis \ OLTT- ilson Drug (an as , , - i ? ’ . r? massa = 7 3 Ww , * ‘ 4 pai i ? atarr ‘th and ashington, nt-Ease, Writes Eastern Druggist Pa li- ls ie " PSee re ee*. eo eee m4 sO ee na iegree hoiders will be represented invent anvyth »- machinery or better , Organization and ng. el manage- Science has made so many ‘urx- and It t@ only ‘es. The successful! are commit Jackson testified Whittaker ara A 2 ee eee ing was he Fivnn — — LT Arrivng Daily From Four Great Tailor Plants Hundreds of Advance Spring “4 oe Sa » »s » HS “J ws “et. Z —also hundreds of Super Value Rich Rug Back Overcoats a $25 | Clearan Drastic Reductions to Special $@.-S rh Every pair 4 turn sole, Spanish and — an heels, broken sizes, mostly Spring Ss Desirable Footwear in the light shades that are so popular for Spring wear. Kid in black, tan, gray and ivory. Suedes—Blonde and gray. eae Pumps, Straps and Gores. Heels, Spanish and Cuban. SE V 413.-N. SE) The POST-DISPATCH ts the on newspaper giving Associated wf The California Rambler. “Me and the Boy “Oh Ma On Columbia Ri These are the kind | start an evening's danc ophones and trumpets the melody over a pep rhythm for which the been famous. Don't On Sa How Come You Do M Mobile Blues. Fox - Memphis Five. Some Other Day Se You and I From “ft Paul Specht and Hi When the One Yc At the End of the Lewis James. I’m Doing the | Vernon Dalha Always Ie original of the - COLUMBIA

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ¢, 1925 ae oe ee oe | - Sy A Se wer sr af ae ee fot Bat Bae omyye Ty TITAS |\ 7. FEBRUARY and FRANKLIN EAGLE Shocs for All the Familyg|{| STAMPS es for Saturday! ' Clearance Sale Two-Tone Boots prastic Reductions to Quicken Interest |of radiation were announced by | . Until 6: 30 P, M. ‘fe |Prof. Arthur Compton of the | | Physics department of the Univer- | soa a 5 merce Commission is now before! Chicago U. tebetinents Indi- sity of Chicago, after a series of ex- | DOW ir you settle your account in 30, 60 or 90 ) days’ time, we will give you the 10% ' cash discount the same as tf you paid the money in advance, Buys Any Article in Our PPP LO MOL ah | Very charming in their bination of patent leather pot * | brown calf vamps with bea. ver-brown tops. They’re Well. made Shoes, too, and gy leather. the committee, to appear before it | periments which showed among | others, that X-rays, and so also | light, consist of discrete bits, each | proceeding in a definite direction. | Photographs of the tracks of | Says Backache O f t en electrons having all the properties associated with the e! Means You Have Not with the electrons which | should recoil from scattered X- -Tay | a j J i A i a i A 4 2 ‘TS Sbaltel ry quanta, were tak b Rubber Sole gy Been Di inking Enough song i ta mit + oe 2 amt | Gym Oxfords 1 VELVETS Water. trons ejected from air by X-rays. : Regular $1.00 Value ' TAN CALF Prof. Compton said he succeeded | : ES When you wake up with backache | '" Showing that each of the parti- | SUED and dull misery in the kidney region | Cles gave rise to a recoiling elec- T — Every pair a turn sole, ; Spanish and Cuban it may mean you have been eating | ‘ron. The angles and velocities with | foods which create acids, says a weli-| Which the electrons are rejected | known authority. An excess of such | Vere measured and found to agree | | DO NOT PUT OFF BUYING ANY LONGER. 1 855 gfe =e PSSA TEE LE r heels, broken sizes, mostly large. ‘acids overworks the kidneys in their; With the quantum theory, which | effort to filter it from the blood, | 18 4 revival of Newton's old view | | a ° and they become sort of paralyzed | that light consists of minute O : —— | Desirable Footwear in ‘sluggish and clog you must relieve Upon the wave theory of light e Gym Ojtords made’ of f the light shades that them, like vou relieve your bowels, | rests the basic work involved in ae a - or yi ‘removing all the body’s waste, else | *-ray work of all kinds, radio you have backache, sick headache, transmission, ete. Prof. Compton dizzy spells; your stomach sours, | Said his experiments agreed nicely tongue is coated, and when the| with the predictions of the quan- weather is bad you have rheumatic | tum theory but were difficult to) —iy* gymnasium nee. Made in sare so popular for boys’, girls’ an women’s . Spring wear. sizes in black and white, ; Kid in black, tan, gray KORE TTS Close-Qut Sale of Phonographs oo i a 3! “a ir * — and ivory. : reconcile with tl t} ° ; ld twinges. econe itn the wave 1eory. \ Bowling and Gym Shoes Suedes Blonde and Either consult a good, reliable phy- “We found that the wave lengths $1 DOWN sician at once or get from your of the scattered X-rays were what gray. Boys’ Sires. Pumps, Straps and Gores. pharmacist about four ounces of Jad | they should be if a quantum of ra- Salts; take a tablespoonful in a/ diation bounced from an electron; | | Heels, Spanish and Cuban. ) “ $3.00 . 8s, ©P glass of water before breakfast for | just as one billiard ball bounces | Free! 12 Latest | Men's Sires. a few days and your kidneys may | from another,’’ Prof. Compton de- ad Selections then act fine. This famous salts is|clared. “Not only that, buf we ac- | : $3.50 made from the acid of grapes and |tually observed the recoiling bil- and ° * Bird . lemon juice, combined with lithia, | liard ball, or electron, from which “a Dinner ; and has been used for vears to help | the quantum was bounced, and we te ‘clean and stimulate sluggish kid-| found it moved with just the speea : 413- N. SEVENTH ST. ineys, also to neutralize acids f#the | it should if the quantum had . Come and See These 'system, so they no longer irritate, | bumped into it. : Exceptional Values Two Doors South of Busy Bee ‘thus often relieving bladder weak- | | le the ws by Carbon. Ni ness. “While the wave theory probably ee Lace-to-toe style; made of Mitac. uc uc ur ur UnURURLRURURLRURERRER EAS! | Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot | will stand until another is found 23Phonographs, $34 ee ™ oie - , pearl elk leather with flexible injure and makes a delightful, ef-/| capable of explaining the things it : ° ° elk soles, welt sewed. A light, fervescent lithia-water drink. Drink | has so well interpreted, the wave smite Gtinaandiin ta tan ee Beautiful Simmons Bed 3] Phonographs, $39 strong Shoe—just right for S reni lots of soft water. By all means/ theory is certainly unable in its The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening | dots ter. y al pans | theory i: gtainl; able s , ws gymnasium work or bowling. : a Associated Press news service ‘have your physician examine your | present form to account for the re- bility; with heavy, fine quality This Bed is substantially made; 18 Phono fa hs $45 a ors eer | | Preeti : ) i tick and full roll | *. ' |} kidneys at least twice a year. | sults of our expgriments and these ; 9 heavy continuous posts with 5 ; |} experiments seem now to be too edge. This is a fillers. Comes in oak, walnut 9Console 'firmly established to admit of Mattress ti will or oxidized finish. A _ real narttWitnn te Duty W ork Shoes /question. Sommerfeld, the noted oe DArGain. ... eee eee e eer eerecece Phonographs, $69 . | German physicist, writes me that Blue Bird Dinner Set Free BLUE BIRD DINNER SET FREE he believes these discoveries sound 'the knell! of the wave theory of ra- diation. Many of us hope that some means will be found of combining the good points of both theories.”’ 30,000 Here at Williams you can get Siena n acs ChIDOEE Shoes suitable to any kind of FROM AT HUNLETH'S work, indoor or outdoor. All NL MUSIC CO. 514-516 LOCUST ST. FREE! FREE! SHEET MUSIO made of the best and strong- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS arene OS Eee See ee _ ' scribed experiments which indi- est leathers, and very reason- : cated that when X-rays—which are i " P abl riced. light-rays of very short wave length A B tiful Bl B d D S t y P —were scattered by carbon as light eaul ue ir Inner e is by a sheet of paper, they re- ‘turned, not with the same wave length, but with a slightly increased | wave length. Feasoning in part 'from Compton’s work, Neils Bohr, ithe Danish physicist, recently pro- posed a theory of the origin of light ‘which threw overboard the prin- with your purchase of *10 ip Special $~ .00 Absolutely leather-lined vamp, a Pe The California Ramblers are great in el deors and writing ful values in GOOG «= + us Mis = Oo ee chino odd Dressers. Priced as low as the change of wave length in sca‘- tered X-rays could be accounted for if it were supposed that these rays, and also light itself, consist- ed of streams off particles rather than waves, He explained it thus: “In order to account for the energy with which light ejects elec- | trons from a bit of metal, Einstein supposed that these light particles, or ‘quanta,’ as he called them, had a momentum and energy inversely 'proportional to what we have called the wave length of the light. In terms of wave length such an | idea of the nature of light natural- |ly resulted in a change of wave |length due to scattering. More- ‘over, for a scattered backward 00 in brown or black. éé ciples of conservation of energy, SPOTS and of the equality of action and or over-— v4 e an e pad rien reaction as applied to the interac- DRESSERS CHIFFOROBE ork Shoe $ 50 tions between light and atoms of Cash or . electrons. o - PR NTT, Blucher, heavy oak | — Streams of Particles. soo seni comer EP Credit A eleagt. teanall $39 Prof. Compton conceived that some wonder- drawers, hat box, pan- ee ad “Oh Mabel” — on On Columbia Record 268-D These are the kind of fox-trots which start an evening’s dance at top speed. Sax- ophones and trumpets run wild in carrying the melody over a peppy, punchy, resonant rhythm for which the Ramblers have long been famous. Don’t fail to get this record. On Sale Now IF YOU HAD How Come You Do Me Like You Do? ' + ~~ | ne r = ps . | 42 Sanitary Refrigerators High-grade, new, and in perfect Pan RT $19.2 19 BLANKETS We offer the most wonder- ful Blanket and Comforter ! . Slow Fox-Trot. | there should bea bigger change of ee ae tt $ As LONG | AS THIS FELLC Mobile Blues. Fox ‘ Trot. The Original wave length than for one scattered + seer sate or . . ’ at a small angle, or which has omforter, Memphis Five. 260 D 75c cnet off un eleerdn. special........ “TIT found that this theory, radical as it seems, predicted as accurate- ‘ly as we could measure the change of wave length observed when the X-rays were scattered by a piece of fearbon or paraffin. The new ideas off the nature of light, if they were right, would mean that whenever a light parcicle is reflected st weuld give a bump to the €™:@"fi which changed its path. For visible light a calculation showed that the im- pulse thus given to an electron would probably be too small to knock the electron out of the atom in which it happened to be. But for X-rays, the momentum of a quantum should be some 10,0906 times as great, and should be enough to knock an electron clear out of its atom anéd shoot it through the surrounding air.” PRS Las Se BOY GOT $870 ON BAD CHECKS Youth Used Several Aliases During Six Months’ Travel With Bride. By the Associated Press. DANVILLE, Il., Feb. 6.—Lester H. Westphal, 19 years old, of Wau- kesha, Wis., arrested here after i'giving a bad check on the First 'National Bank of Rockford ‘to a ‘local grocer, has confessed to the issue of 44 similar checks in 20 cities of Wisconsin and Illinois, on which he secured $870. During his wanderings with his bride of six months he used several aliases. Mrs. Westphal, who !s 21 years old. and previous to her marriage was Mary Sekas and lived in She- boygan, Wis., has promised to re- main here until his release from SORETHROAT) Some Other Day Some Other Girl. You and I From “My Girl.” Fox - Trots. Paul Specht and His Orchestra. 261D 75c When the One You Love Loves You. At the End of the Road. Tenor Solos. sa Lewis James. 263 D 75c | sf ) Madeline. Rose-Marie, from “Rose-Marie.” Fox-Trots. Ted Lewis and His Band. (Incidental sing- ing by Ted Lewis). 255 D 75c De Clouds Are Gwine to Roll Away. I’m Doing the Best I Can. Baritone Solos. Vernon Dalhart. 267 D 75c Buck’s Combination Gas Range and Kitchen Heater effort and more. On special aalce... Simmons Day-Beds A new tnvention—se easy to open that a child can operate it. A beautiful couch by 7 day and a bed by night. We have a iarge e aclection of beautiful pads. See our Day- | Bed with pad—ag OW GQ... 66 cece cnnune B U F F E. T ~ TAberal allowance for your old stove. in walnut, 60 inches Broller in oven, Can be had cial per square Reantifully fintshea $3 a Month Buys It! = long. Latent design. $3 / with enameled high shelf at yard, Always look to Columbia for the most original and pleasing interpretation of the popular music of the day. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., New York INE ENZ - ——— — Tt f« real economy to We offer m special buy a Buck's Gas Range and Kitchen Heater. Think of having a nice warm kitchen on a cold morning. Two holes for — additional cost. Special price on heavy Froe- Line. See our coal and four gas burners. large line. Spe- Sonesenconouenes really spaghetti cheese! Bluhill CEDAR CHESTS 42 INCHES LONG This Cedar Chest te made of genuine Ten=aeesee red cedar— has brass bauds—42 inches long “During 1924 the Post-Dispatch , od AQ, ‘ help him make a new and extra deep and reomy. (printed 14,152 Vinanctal “wants” m prison — 7 - vert nagar met fall te see this exceptional 1508 more than ite morning com start. fficer: : oe ..oacessdbnbsnnbenseenent tor and more than twice #6 maB7 organizations are Interesting them- as the two other St. Louts evening selves tn her case and wil! secure pamapepes combined. e.4 ‘employment for her, “. : . ' a _ : te Oy on ARENT Sep qemnoctmmantintt ‘ < a oF 2) Be es , ‘ mene Ae bent ie: aa ate “ " ; Re ae iS Vey og Ss $ : a b ers par ap! LTS ae, Oo) fee fon 0 F * NAP ge a Seen ee eee

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Sp: ion a eS °6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POS?-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evéning newspaper COMBINED Orders Filled Promptty. \TURDAY SPECIALS Vv Vig id : Gillespi @ Fieidon i rchester - > sete - oe ™ oe ee , @ n \ Deer Plain bad | roe j _ ~~ OS ee ER EE MIT TT IT tC Pg AO a ae ate ia th Set tale is wae LS tele agh an» eee -— a Year eae — . ~ a\ Allenton 4 ) % : The Subway Sells for Ca Cattawissa eake@u” / | 0. >, a ; siy-o~nernninipcinlgaa an Robjertsville | ? j we wie . @ fy ? i Lementon aaa - eagaiee P — — = 4 24 ee e over ee | ] kk = Pevei ? dit M O we ~@ . ~ ° We < ' , OF Burksville Hematite mletcher Victoria Ve. ) ) Sy, ¢€ @, “y s e z=; Pp PP { Vf Evans\)!re RAD 3° Clement rn O Kinsey —— e ouls Market J suits; (As Defined by Audit Bureau of Circulations) 4 F | Good-fitting, well-t The St. Louis Trading Territory, a market of 1,228,980 people— i as defined by Audit Bureau of Circulations—is a circle having a - sys and coe Spring wear. radius of forty miles, with St. Louis at the center. Within this area a | ete there are more than 100 thriving, up-to-date suburban towns and f Gira industrial communities. | and mixtures. If It Is the Most Densely Populated Area of Similar Size West of Chicago te "Se es i Bl Neckwear,55¢ Cut silk Neckwear in stripes and figured designs. ) ; “ae The Post-Dispatch—Daily or Sund di i. : : é LL. I : . VY ay—covers its tra ing territory F 4 Stik-and wool Neckwear in’ ie de nlp be be cg ro more thoroughly than any newspaper in any other city of over 500,000 in During 1924 the POST- — en 4 Ie mead | the.-:Phet - Dienatch the United States with the single exception of the News in Detroit. (Con- DISPATCH carried a : | 4 EXCLUSIVELY to intro- gratulations to that newspaper! ) greater volume of paid ad- -— | 35c and We | duce and maintain the sale Be vertising than the second — 4 . ss of their products in this ter- In the St. Louis territory, the Post-Dispatch, alone, Daily or Sunday, and third St. Louis news- - 7 Webbing Collars ritory. reaches approximately one out of every six persons—men, women and papers combined! | 6 for $1.10 — children—a circulation almost equal to the total number of families. _ IEE Wetting Cottars from a “maker. All styles and sizes. slight misweaves which do 2 their appearanee or vr ee, x. E - 8 ~ e +. : i 1 RA ak ; ~ ian . Be , . roe Nea Pay: ok 4 _ » Py A . ad di ye f ‘ “ea ' . ey rs Gi : ° ag ee ' r { FIRST IN ST. LOUIS | ~~ —_—— | eee ad foot fed fs

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Pi FRIDAY, Y, (FEB: AkKY 6. 1925. FRI FEBRUA , 1925 A Y The Daily POST-DISPATC Ht alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation ghan BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | > DNEFLECTRI ‘ . 714 PINE Mall Orders Filled Promptly. Dy sarurow SPECIALS yse $8 Electric om vey ys ready in stent with eat recu- suitable an cover. Supplied com- with 10 feet of cord. three-heat nickel- pisied switch. Special ~ &LB. HOTPOINT IRON Complete with price $489, $5.00 6LB. ELECTRIC Complete with cord. Luaranteed : 0" lin ge gaa PLASHLIGHT —Equip wit powerful 50 Cc oweee ewe 6 * batteries and bulb: special FLECTRIC CURLING IRON. | 2-Year guaran- complete, ROBBERS EXCHANGE CLOTHES Hie did not !ook like that an hour He was a printer, and be- »efore, he said. 27 years old, of Cleveland, ) 2 WITH VICTIM IN AUTO RIDE * tween trains he chatted with two Printer Mects. ‘Two Strangers Who | strangers, who took him riding in Also Take $70 in Cash and an ayptomobile. Near Twentieth Traveling Bag. and Pine streets, the persuaded John J. Green was a sorry sight him, with a revolver, to remove ,when he came to Central District most of his garments and. put on Headquarters last midnight. With| what they took off. His losses, he one hand he supported a pair of said, included a $90 suit, $70 cash suspenderless trousers, and with and a treveling bag containing 3100 the other he tried to hold an over- worth of clothing. coat several sizes too small! over a Green spent the night in the Cen- ' shirtless bosom. Evidently what tra! District holdover. He expects few garments he had were not 4 wire from home today and picked for him. money. ADVERTISEMENT _ --—oeoeo— on - ~-—— BETTER THAN WHISK FOR COLDS AND FLU The sensation Aspironal, the reliever, two-minute cold authoritatively is and cough approved and most enthusiast endorsed by the highest ed, cally au- thorities, and proclaimed by the peo-| ple as ten times as quick aad effec. tive as whiskey, rock and rvye, or anv other cold and eough they have ever tried. Ail drug stores are supplied with | the wonderful elixir, so all you have | and cough the nearest | Cc lerk half step into hand the is to store, to do drug of the drug trade! fuls. ,ing time all druggists invite vou and expect Liverybody’s doing it. Take the remainder of the bottle for vou to try it. most effective, a las dollar for a bottle of Aspironal and Itarrhal at one swallow vour monev back in like a dream. within Don’t be bashful. away limit. remedy | home t your wife and children, Aspironal is by far the safest ang easiest to take and as well ca- and children’s chok-: the the most agreenble remedy for children Quickest relief for eroup cold ‘adults tell him to serve you two teaspoon-/ing up at night. With vour watch in your hand, take the drink eall for ri minutes and two if vou cannot feel the dis guaranteed by the laboratories: test: i symptoms of vour eold fad the for Treasurer. V———— — 3 SE LEE Ss SS —_ ee ee = Pr — Good-fitting, worsteds. 3 a oe ES ani a aan a 7 ad Spring wear. mee § J I I SS = same price. + | and mixtures. next season. se $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Neckwear, 55c Cut silk stripes and go Neckwear in cured desicns. Neckwear Silk-and-woo!l in 'POST- ried a f paid ad- ne second is news- neat patterns: Webbing Collars from ; maker. (SSI aSaaSttaararn af. 7, =e SSS SS SS Sas OS SS well-tailored Suits Two and three button models. styles and conservative models. bone and other patterns. 35c and 50c | Webbing Collars, 20c ; 6 for $1.10 All styles and sizes. slight misweaves which do not affect their appearance or wearing qualities. —-—— T sae Subway Sells for Cash Only Final Clothing Reductions To stimulate our February Sales—to move out all small lots of clothing—and to place ourselves in a position to be able to pur- chase any special lots in the market, every Suit and Overcoat in stock over thirty days is placed im one low-priced group. $30.00 and $35.00. Suits and Overcoats “21 $3.00, $4.09 and $5.00 Shirts, $1.85 3 for $5.25 ~" eckband Ariel] COllar atltm h- ed white Solid colors and neat stripe Mrigthish hroad cloths. fine Pop woven madras, tiber and si} stripe i madras Some . . )> Nov 13. money, last, interest which heen ill’'egali« oOllected rant from CIV On a bonG pavment wa4- Finis P That anys was not know (‘ommissioners thade lerne si Ll older re unt! WEeRS ARO The re iflel troller fund was made one mont! the discover, Walter Flannigzen ezgularitv of a the hased a ernest by City Comp of rranmsuc Mare by bond the bond Lior 19223 from inter bv the . Commission which in CiLy City Shou and paid On the pure him the es] rot due voucher wihies Appear red Leber l.rnest was paid Veuch the a lministration (;ucker. City nartnes in last P ~ that time ye 41 Proceedings Under Way. the had tee paced in the hands of Corporation Counse lor Gustin bv the City Coun . which, following the dis ATi« Comptrolle: a’ ( “ollec Lion of claim cil disclosu of the irreg ularityv, adopted a reso lution. directing him to take action “to restore to the city the funds that have been illegally and wroneg- fully drawn from its treasury ” Gustin, when asked as to what action he had taken to restore ¢t% bond, said he had written to Ernest who later informed him he hal tuken the matter up with Veacn and ‘hat the interest would be paid “Veach and Ernest have re.-j; funded al! the money to which the, were clearly not entitled,’ said Gustin. “If the Cite Council wants . suit filed against them. 1 - wil] do so. I told the City Treasurer t iccept the amount of interest due, to the city.”’ When asked if he considered he had authorized by the tin said he could that, taken action resolution. not answer as Gus as te Murray Not Satisfied. - Paul Murray. Commissioner o linance, said yesterday that the re funding of the interest was not sar. | isfactoryv. He pointed out that the| fund from which the bond and/| interest was paid was reserved the payment delinquent lm- provement bonds and interest. The bond held by Ernest was not linquent, he said, and payment not legal. Mayor M. M. Stephens and Mir ray expressed themselves in favor of action to dissolve the entire dea!) and to recover the money, the use of which belongs to the city until! 1928, they said. The bond was a pumping station bond for $509, is. sued Jan. 1, 1910 and drawing per cent Interest. Its date of ma- turity was July 1, 1928. When Er- nest cashed the bond, he received $890. of which $590 was for the principal, $167.85 for interest pas? due and $132.15 for wunaccrued in- terest. Six coupons had not been clipped. At discovered F for of ge. e the transaction was had declared he was unaware of anv irregularity in the deal and Veach attributed the irregularity to an error on the part of some office assistant. BILLS EXEMPTING RAILWAY FROM PAVING TRACKS HALTED Action on Passing Three ordi. (" nances in Fast St. Louis Post- poned Untjl Monday. the tim rnest The passing of three ordinances, the provisions of which would ex- empt the Bast St Louis & Sublb- urban Railway Co. from paving be- tween its tracks on Seventh street and to abandon service on certain streets, was atbhruptiv halted at a yam meeting of the East 8S! Louis. City Council vesterday, when (‘ommissioner John (Conners with- drew his motion to pass the ordi- nances ifter Commissioner M. Whalen attacked a provision which he said would pe! mit the companys to evade payment or its car license. Motion to adjourn was passed and furthe action postponed until Mlonday The section which Whaten on posed provides that the railwa) company shall pay an annual ca! icense of $25, the number of ears io he reckoned by an 18-hour unil of operation a da) The franchise which these ordinances are to sup- plant simply provides for a lcense of $25 on each car operated The ordinances are in the form of an agreement between the cit} and the railway company fier passing the City Council they must vote of the pPce- exemptions company, be submitted to a ple. jn return fer provided the railway latter agrees remove from center of to the Ninth the for to street subway a the appruas h etrreet «tee! pedestal supporting its viaduct ad-.+ jacent to the subway aite Representatives of railroads. which have bhed@n orde | ed to build the subway. claim that the cit) has not complied with the order of the Illinois Commerce Commission as long as the pedestal! remains on (he approach and threaten to stop work if it is not removed Tenth John Alden Dies at 77 Specie ' he Poet-D) enmat: DUITXBURY., Mass., eb. 6 Jobhn Ww. , a. re s399) we at tw - ~ ~ > <a ~= ee oe EE li- Aluminum wringer ner

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FEBRUARY ST LOUIS Aicbi athes But when a German makes a matii- ematical calculation Itely is accus- tomed to accept |! RENT YOUR Tuxedo or Full Dress Sult From ROTHGIESSER BROS. WwW. W. Cer. Breadwas and Che«trat ever so longs} say about 7000 years. This was. 5 ag t ¢ satisfactory an‘ The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED » be expected and did no* 120, 000 NOW UN the newspaper! Thei ! a German “herr dokt oe” 6% / MINERS’ INQN © Naples and took meas irements anil @. ] de learned calculations. He d>- ie oe bf | | —— livered his opinion that the candle, “C AN qT) | “i, 2. would ‘burn just four and a hal! Cea , All | Organization Sicdiias “Hun- ae in natlpsendiacatic tata set 9 In actual food energy, Armour’s Love Follows the Swallows dreds of Thousands Month!) was disappointing and was regarl. Oats provide twice that supplied by insulting WETHER SHE lives in lown, or oul, » Aid Destitute. ed as in bad taste and even a littl: = “ | to the. iliustricus dead eaga@s. You could hardly servea more - nutritious breakfast dish, certainly e Associated == | Moving to N. W. Cor. 7th and Olive Sts. Soon | be sure she receives a box of Busy Bee Candies next Salurday. / you re married, through strikes and not amore delicious one. These good, NEW that’s all the more reason lo remember that sand | Union officials say old - fashioned whole oat flakes, the origina/quick- Sé. Valenline's Day if february l4lh—yust . last April the rélie "CR J to “many a week off: | hundreds as Was as ~ et te) i te oP ome « New Edison White Label Record Real Music on the New When buying New Edison Records insist on the vi: Label Records as it represents Mr. Edison’s velopment in sound recording. A few of the White Label Records: $1 RECORDS j Let Me Be the First to Kiss You Good M $31.50 Elgin or Illinois Both world-famous makes and recog- , : Glen Ellison, Scotch baritone, and Miss Alta Hill, nized timekeepers. Aside from the are going to appear in tone test at the Sheldon Memorial, Washington. Wednesday evening. Feb. 18, 1925, at 8:15 Admission by card of invitation, which may be secured Silverstone Music Co. TENT 6 a ~~ - 5 eo . T+ . and mountains. pays movil oe ; low price. You 5 $25.20 expenses; supplies can get one $16.50 Diamond Bar Pin and fuel; secures medica! now for only... Fancily filigreed in 18-K white gold set with a dazzling dia- mond. $14.03 $15 Ladies’ Wrist Watch tonneau-shaped APPLICATION FOR TONE-TEST TICKETS. Please mail me free tickets to Ellison-Hill Tone T , The Kanawha fields } West Virginia, whic! cites as an examp! tioning of its relief : ceived $82.6990 December alone bought a tract « ee Name .. Address and built 120 to provide sh 1590 miners’ saat ilies e\ ed Evicted Christmas Eve. | On the Ranawha River. accord- the union, 150 families were A 15-jewel, Watch in an 18-k. white sssessed the day before Christ gold-filled case. n excel- 1 4 , 4 >" t + , : . a oes SOCKS, & fine ma some t Our extented pay- Gavenport table and pretty si ines : f = : he eee, ment plan 1s avatl- $10 CASH DELIVERS THIS OUTFIT BUILDING GYMNASIUM ON side wy Oh ca BATTLESHIP FOR.WALES’ TRIP British Navy Overhauling Cruiser Repulse for Prince's Journey to Argentina and Africa. wrrespondence of the Associated Pree LONDON. Jan. .2% The Pri of Wales will make his fort $30 Walnut Day-Bed ing journey t Africa in With Cretonne Pad S. Repulse. This tractive A =_ a ~ s g vou A saver ‘ is ' want ‘ken in t} HE POST-DISPATCH is the onl St. Louis evening newspaper givi Associated Press News Service. 314 N.Sixth Stl 1? Announcing The 1925 World Cruist of the Belg enland Largest and finest liner ever to circle the Globe. Sailing westward from New York NOVEMBER 25 From Los Angeles, . December 11 From San Francisco, December 14 Return to New York, April 8, 1926 133 Days — 60 Cities 14 Countries To these Fascinating Places —In their Most Interesting Seasonst Havana, Balboa, Panama, Los ‘Hongkong, Manila, Batavia, © Angeles, San Francisco, Hilo, Singapore, Diamond Harbo® ~ Honolulu, Yokohama, Tokyo, Calcutta, Colombo, Bombay, Port — Bs Nikko, Kamakura, Kobe, Nara, Sudan, Port Tewfik, Cairo, Alew * Kyoto, The Inland Sea, Shanghai, andria, Naples, Monaco, Gibraltar. ° INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINES ComPany In and Locust Cooperation with St. Louwts; oF American Express Company **-": a n aed ~overed flounce mettress. Februery $235 Kroehler Overstuffed Velour Bed Davenport Suite $12 CASH DELIVERS IT Sd cL Think of té War a fan ~t me & i , Set but the genuine nk roehile , . Covered in fine quality taupe ee hte cCompriftes , hie oa’ Ar pe oe s ESSss. } into a full-sized bed: complete with Wess Sea fortable club chair and rocker n sale at oN SN WS = BAQ. eg The enthusiastic reception of the 1924 Belgenland Cruise—the speed with which accommodations were booked — the great number of passengers who sailed—the glowing reports that reach us now from the Orient—all these tell the success of the 1924 Cruise and promise well for the yearly repetition of the Belgenland’s trip around Simmons Bed, Spring Cj gE and Mattress An en su My,” > \alul \ $175 Wainut Bedroom Suite . : A A DIFFEREKCE OF 6995 YEARS $7.50 CASH DELIVERS SET ee : ~ i eels A charming Suite {n the popu! ar Adam NAPLES ‘Feh ; ea : tema . > design Wonderf\ at) y Weil ! niah evi Complete &-piece — r Naples cone ~ rich wainut—a ‘Value t! rod “ — Davero 5 te , ; é, wou art firet «) ance Includes jar P holstered me WE — enGs r* emt, = r . ree propertioned dresser, a. fr Site a , leather Febr are oTuary et “| robe and bow-end bed sale price rice . . For complete mation address Star Line. Hotel Bidg.. Pine Sts., A All shore trips under masterly guidance of the American Ex- press Company. of either c

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SHOE EPS PT SOBRE eee oS FEE PRE EER OP bs SF EET Sete CE ORR Te Pe ee, Ry My er SerrpoernEe a 3 or aS >” . e a i - 4 ~ aie a _ > rd x ; * - ; ’ . ". : aan “ R ’ , . ae thaahaiat i : > = . ys —_ + ¥ = ’ ° ; ~ 4 ™ - FeBRonee ete epi nne ©, 1935. eae The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000-MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED — | Lehman’s Friday and. Saturday ease, WLS FLEISCHMANN tec Deetabels Batol Saale ae maak, nie rots perdu Fes 1a tm i boy | . | | ° A Richness of Flavor Edison ale of PLAYER § \isime. 00 bel Records!) geana New $650 - . | 3 Nationally nown Pp Plaving Polo and Dies in zs the New Edison ia | Ambulance. | on Records insist on the White Bench & 50 Rolls FREE! aoa 3 resents Mr. Edison’s latest de. . : — , - = Special to the Post-Dispatch. | ording. A few of the lat | ReaD OP Mini: ae __{ fi] | MIAMI, Fla. Feb. 6.—Julius | ™ ost gz ar, . | Fleischmann, millionaire sports- | ; y | | | | | man and yeast manufacturer, ned | fatally stricken on the polo field at CORDS it a1 0 Down, $2.50:a Week ae 1 - | , | |Miami, Fla., yesterday and died | ey" LL. H608 ¥ - 4 a fo + or. 4 ann sea | eS = a ee - os - 3% OEE WE PLETE IE * oS we aE ~ Foie . i aad, - 'He Has Heart Attack While AE IV as P Cele sy : in a few minutes. He was 52 years ¢ Iqotning Down—if you trade-in ———————— as: RR ee discriminating tea _ » She Piano or Phonograph. = ee | Death came as he was playing | @pinker., Its freshness and puri- to Kies You Good Morning (ang ou Good Night)—Fox Trot. the game he had loved, followed . Used Instrumenis SEL Guee _~ : t i] and encouraged for years. Fleisch- | ty area constant delight. ry it. a Iied-Headed Mamma Can De ; Bargains i | mann who had _ arrived onls Song part by Vernon Dalhart : Bradford Player ag — "a a week ago from New York, was in : iatiast Player a = =| — weal a game between the Pastimers, of La La la La) : Schubert Upright — % i . v1 | which team he was a member, and | } Billy Jones and Ernest Hage #7 Humboldt Upright pegeecsss TT | } | the Roamers. Both teams at the . = ‘lly Jones and Ernest Hare #) Geo. Steck Upright | | Sie gine annie ee: oa ae ——— bis. Dathast | | ; —. ‘ | i | center of the field in the middle | A cree Tee ee re 2 . . | | | tiles — at of the fourth chukker, Fleisch-| We! cc vcce caecas cess. : : ree eal S) '@) Vernon Dalhart Trot mann suddenly culled out, asking Medley Waltz. 1 pp Lees A |\—|||—_| la Det Pee Se RON ee Mus. me D’ avs fat SQUIBB’S Dental Cream, made lle dismounted. sat down. and then x Trot. : | a] p an lay on his back as other players : tee ag ef ” ea for interment in the Fleischmann IL i Pr pee ment.in uar- " , +i) eae cember 11 | we bet —sS ‘ cold - filled rember 14 ril 8, 1926 Gentiemen’s Illinois 7 $1 2 Week © Cities 7 -€ “a= _ ‘Capitol’ Watches ies es PUTTAR tj dine xth $ ona big game hunt. indigestible The first Mrs. Fletsc ob- ° iio’ iiporan ne 19396. Fleisch. These breakfast dainties — all- to Plate! mann then married Mrs. Laura'| wheat — light and delicious as Ps Simply add water. No Hemingway of New York. Last | angel food cake. Sweet and ten- z - mi k, eges or sugar. year Ne alee obtained ° divorce. | der as fresh berries and whole- — lutely ready-+te. Capt. Nutting’s Son Found. : some —rasy to digest. Eat ten or - Ty Me Agsseoristed Press zen. ut . ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Feb. 6.— a do 18 food elements P net eae Jack Nutting, 12 years old, son of — se on €acn side. s Capt. William Washburn Nuttin.-. —_ ucn a eak- But note, too, that SY missing Arctic explorem was foun. ——-s fast is richly SUN-RAY cakes =p $125 Value last night by the police in the room — d, nourishing. It * will stot atich te the lit mg, Manila, Batavia, gives you 18 griddle like pancakes do. | . ——_- eA “ — re, Diamond Harbor, ; Ar a NS $ F | oh ; ae 2:9 ever | ort Tewfik, Cairo, Alex- | a ris t | : ye Crippe | paples, Monaco, Gibraltar. | | bre | | | | Adjusted 17-Ruby | ‘Be Quick-Be Sure, sine Far complete intor- i, Value -. ) pes & Sapphire Jewels | Get the right remedy—the best men know. 3 | > X maga acdeeee ’ nas | co . y Rae. ae cake Ge | So quick, so sure that millions ratetr, bo ‘ . — tar Line, Majes : t you to the highest degree tm our | The utmost in a laxative. Bromide 4 7 , Hotel Bidg., 11th and | | $ Wf celebrated ILLINOIS “CAPITOL” | in ideal form. Colds stop in 24 hours, La ae r Pine Sts., Americas 7 : ee WATERS, Come te te | Grippe in 3 days. The system is cleaned and We eb tgs? ul PANY Express Co., Ninth . 2 3-5 iG graved cases that are Gt L\RAN- a Nothing compares with Hull's. per ee Ow. and Locust — TEED FOR 20 YEARS! Y) Alldrugsi _ uns St. Louis; or ot = fs ad , itis Price 3Ce any vive consier” — U0 PSecund TNA N.Sixth | F- 314.N. Sixth ‘CASCARA 33 QUININE ——————————— F : asi ae a, cow Shy . Sti fe ‘TDians ost Interesting Seasons! , 314 N.Si —

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| Age PC AE BAAN Ag A a Al A ee ile FA EP — oe Pee eee st LO mS | POST-DISPATCR ——+- ON -———_—-_— YE TRDAY Ni c it “TILL 9 CLOSING OUT Thousands of Finest Baltimore Tailored OVERCOATS 2-Pants Suits and Gabardines ABOUT '4 PRICE Saturday—at the Old Reliable and Enlarged - GLOBE Men’s $40 Overcoats. Choice $20. 00 Men's $20 Gabardines and Plaid-Back Overcoats, Vicunas, satin sieeve lining, newest shades and $12 also 2- Pant Suites, pencil stripes, shadow stripes —_ 1é SO and Fancy worsteds, black Thibets. J catial stripes, 8. inest Gabardines. —— ne -_ ST. LOUISAN SPREADS DUTCH WRITER'S FAME Works oO! Translate , we , . ; = | Heiiermans for Their Crr- culatién in U. S. Sister to en the Theater Guild recently would produce that te 0 Herman Hei m “Eva Bonheur,” in a St. Louis woman her first iced York next had won success in spreading her brothers fame in America Heljermans Mrs. Caroline Heijerm ink of 5665 Vernon avenue indertaken as his monu nto English the wor land's greatest dramatist ow of Dr. J. J. Hou- here for The was a brother ans Hou- who neni? For KS jc the wid rmeriv Consu) Mrs. her is jermans New ' mel, stepped from an automobile with a revolver and then drove off with a companion, she said. At the time = The Deity POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED —— —— ~~ he was walking from her home to the cathedral. J ADVERTISEMENT HOW DOCTORS TREAT COLDS AND THE FLU To break up a cold ever night o1 to eut short an attack of grippe, ia fluenze or sore throat, physicians and druggists are sow recommend- iog Calotabs, the nausealess Calomel tablet, that is purified from danger- ous and sickening effects. Those who have tried it say that it acts like magic, by far more effective aod certain than the old style calo- heretofore recommended by phvsicians. Ove or two Calotabs at bed time with a swaliow of water—that’s all. No salts, no nausea nor the slightest interference with eating, work or pleasure. Next morning your cold has vanished and your system feels refreshed aod purified Calotabs are seld only io origina! sealed pack- ages, price ten cents for the vest- pocket size; thirty-five cents for the large family package. Recommend. MT. AUBURR MARKET 6128 Easton Wellston rRICES SATLRDAY AND MONDAY Steak ire 14¢ Soueehe, Pate mamma Ib . “oa HAMS 15¢ Smoked; (California oF Pork Shoulder, | ib. -13 Spareribs, Ib. . c BEEF Say PORK SAUSAGE 15¢ Link or meat: peund s ib every 50c purchase fresh Weat Boneless, + shoulder, Lb. Pure Lard, 15c ms guthor says. of P a child he was an invalid. he is @ writer of widely read ; and stories of pugilism. | snd Leslie Goldman, born and, in St. Louis, now 4 writer | a g 4 “ - e . > v . - a ’ ein ee ee eee ee ie ee LE I EA A AE ay OR A NT I We May Be Foolish See Our Window Display 1000 $3 Sample Straw Hats the cheese for macaroni It has had mtore than 909 per- formances in Holland. Heijermans wrote his first nove! OS when a schoolboy of 16 and took it to an editor—his father. | His Father's Advice. It might have fared better else- where. “Youw'll follow no such 107-709 N. SIXTH and 323- 325 DE BALIVIERE (South s 8 of Waterman) Pay Usa Visit beggarly trade as writing,” said These Prices Good Saturday—Please Buy Early 'his father. who edited a famons. ROASTS SmokedCali. Hams, 1b. 144 "10 ure, others, and many of them) sre: IB AC ON listreunincces , 26Qhe = 2 =: 3 es | $1.90 lant fight against cancer: thou- unds "University of Missouri, and later | widow and two children. For “The S$ P i NA Cc H Ar R U L K K RR A U T, Per Pound. s ss ss s - 7 te, night was Raymond Leslie, fishermen out to the herring banks * R807 more than the THREE other * person. Goldman will return to Uc of the fight ring. He has also) | , iano ee pe... 4 to 6 Pound Pieces, Lb., son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis TT went to Colu ia University to $3 Fur Caps 9 **2°s followed his bier through CRANBERRIES Good Hope” had resulted in the Extra fancy. fresh. Ib_. 4 an Night at the Delmonte | : and the author of “Bat-| 7Smoked PORK TONGUES, Each.... eee St. Louis newspapers combine. | > New York in a few days to begin tion of health. Day by day the | Per Lb., ey to tell.» Health through exercise. Hickory- COCOA 2 4¢ tten articles pertaining to physi-| Bushel box. 80+ "Goldman, of St. Louls. He was edu- ; P roatinse literary studies. Many of | = eros: Gnd the Tanertoik Sound; poset... i bts stories are at present being re- ¢} . with generous hearts gave from GREEN ONIONS enactment of a law forcing grasp- ing employers to furnish sound and | Fresh Cocoanuts. . .5c ae ing Eunyan” shared honors) Nn Barr the star of the | During 1924 the Post-Dispatch 2 Fi fi hh with Wesley rry, 4 “werk on a new novel, tentatively | [entitled “Broomsticks.” its scenes. We | m fe es. never confined himself to + "ee 14 . any particular type of story, but. Rv.; Re ough them al! runs this theme. Rome or y “|Some may be of love, some of ad-. Smoked Malf, Lb., $5 Eagle Stam 14-Ib. can culture. Red Globe ONIONS 10¢ RUMP ROAST, per pound. cae 127 ~ ~ eated at Smith Academy and the . | TOP ROUND, per pound..... . 10¢ | BOTTOM ROUND, per pound. . 2085 wa 10¢ HEEL ROUND, solid meat, Ib. . _— in England, by Cassel’s| meager purses to a fund for his - Sess - Ft ne. . | Appears at Theater Here. seaworthy boats in which to send printed 15,134 Musical “Wantse”"— * picture, who is also appearing in. “to be laid in St. Louis. a - t. ‘i -_ — > es. Made by Westinghouse Sub- : sidiary. - Special to the Post Dispatch. , NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—The De) Forest Radio Co. yesterday wom .ts | & | and vegetables | oS Se Large ee Baskets, 5c; Large Strong Shopping Bags. sc Ee “ai- in- 1 y- fresh tees couldn't its sons. HO POUNC. used Holland. “He just foolish think its hie own play.” ld his joke. , followed. Ueyal- ith a purpose He. like Was a social critic wit? mpathyv for ‘aden hytee : OUT those French ner ane, ba +7 ar =. 1Cians sai fa a i 1-Lb. Pkg., TOILET he ses. Ruy Farty and “ave WMoner on free neo Is not only a matter of remeving the feathers: they must be progerir. bied ind apties wh. tarer sive Apron Lavatory °*.... ime ht «ive seed Wrote Play Overnight. C0 M PA NY In his anger he wrote a new play overnight, his ““Ahasuerus,” which SPECTALS FOR SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY critics with a profound reverence — toward Russia and an outpour of Genuine Gillette Wat . Here Heijerm ans name was See that faker.’ said RB Blades to packace: will fit . Pndere. bie copper coll, extra large *i70 chance to buy an $18.00 Heat- you can put one aside until you ermans. sick ‘ . . is nHure tera ry 14 e Ready- phere ‘ u ea) ed. &-cup pure alumi- : | de ‘eleare ereen. state od ~ ving jo L , hrewn att gre “per tal s teecman attic and there wrote 4, . C me an me When he finished school the ¢a- os nae or wee wi : second court victory in five months fae met te in business. He 64 ' for protection of its patents, when| . ailed. H a » Fed 1 Jud Morris at Wilming-?% ied “ie wat Greaing of woe GRAPEFRUIT 3.2 tor15c S.cach GON 22 en ways ‘pl anning what to write, : * junction restraining the Radio Cor-- or bs heen ~ si APPLES Jonathan ? LD 1 Sc Cooking “5 Lbs 2s _ A a = mm a “a Cc 'Y was lost. F . _ vacuum tubes manutacture mapt him from the heubouenes Eating S, Baking s 7 subsidiary of the Westinghouse courts. He left Rotterdam for am- No. 4 | Electric & Manufacturing Co. sen gy ea ve er —_ ne! O A O E 5S saute WHITES | The decision, said an announce- i as ; i ment by the De Forest Co., will in- America would eal! it “colyumist” volve millions of dollars damages ——Wrote his 800 shert storie - Lb L _ fer alleged infringement of patent, =e —_—" segs 60 Ss. S8c 100 Lbs. $ 1 45 Is bs. 22 but the final amount depends on / en iret play—*Dora | whether the injunction is made Kremer.” It was a failure. Heijer- SIRLOIN Young Hens = “Ib ONIO Red Spani Small, 2 Lbs.. permanent. Jud Morris said nu vaonag says oe ae because Hol- ON ONS Lb. ‘be White, 2 lbs. 13 large. 1d.. accounting Ree + de seneeedl unless Se ere Date the work AST; JU jG: _ the injunction was made perma- of If I had bee for- ] ment Ps RUMPS PORK con [b. | }k E u Y STALK. c ETTU PER HEAD _ Quick reaction to the decision LOIN « ; CA is NEW TEXAS WE . 8: | fame in Wall Street. De Fores: BOILED HAM Gaete os 27 Per Bunch.. Cc lurn ps toe , stock jumped 4 points on the curb) TRURINGER CERVEL 7 G ee ss . Oc ds | Market, passing 32, while Radio 806-08 ~ 6TH ST the Russian of Ivan Jelacowich TRUR NGER CERVELAT, pound, 25 r n Onions, 3 Bunches 1 Cc hha es ej aan 3 Common ereenes = rine Dina ache TB BACON wane srt 22 Seed 29 [Sncw™ ewer rage ie Fy Whole or half. Ib iced 25 afferd te use A Lbs. Cc oe gain of % point during ved Rutter A SMOKED POR Calis. | a: an ma | M Q S$; | | | Dr. en de Forest was granted lated it in: . . Whole or Please try it Cc Patents last September on the osc*i- sthered ten eee and Antoins HAM mute. as SHOULDER 2 | rare: ee ee , "-lating and feed-back audion cir- New stock: 5S blades cess — , . ‘ hich h " 4 . . TARGE ; | cults, on vos “2 eat Oo racic Safety Razor | leeberg Lettuce :::15) EGGS stricrty [}Q7, 4) Strictly Fresh |Kettie Rendered | Country Club gee 3 New Potatoes 9 ips 15 EGGS LARD | BUTTER soe. SONS, 08s ent of Gem Sreeehe Ibs. SUGAR cu | (} lbs 65 yey Workman Who Fell Into Pit of Hot vondaile; doz. ' Water Succums. 4 Navel Oranges 29 GRAN. ientely Gitini MMe | Highest 1 7ic a 4 4 c | Mle Kotis, 30 years old, of 4217) . nae P : - : - Aubert avenue, died yesterday af any boiler in 15 flan c = FRESH SPINACH ih | OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 2 | aupposed to have slipped into the CELERY “tt 2 Se 15 TeMKEYS ersiaa No. 2 1 2c rag sae: 2 _ Bi white at work. He was scalded h mortal) Percolator BANANAS == 3S. | n=, Z Jue em can. - C = eee orto LAUNDRY SSE Tas: $ O A P xs rys te, rs. .1 Paint Waltke’s, 6 bars. for thix sale SKIDOO. 3 can DRESSING CHICKENS IDOO, 3cans.........20c! CXUNERY ————— a a gy at = Poe Dena ‘so. 2 ae beh ws u or thi« wer : are amon 4 > .' a a ee ete we SUGAR Pure Granulated ‘as Lbs. 70 ‘ ; Specials for Friday and Saturday oe : . Fat Hens, Ib. 32¢ Capons., Ib. $ A L T Twe-pound cartem. .. 6.66. oe ce ccc cee a or Springs, Ib. 42c Broilers. tb. lodized, 2-pound carton...... =. | TAB 1 ET Ss lenmg Ixtand Patio Ducks: Ib WILL DOCTER’S CENTURY STEAK MARKET | M perracer or a pape BAST SIP OF STRIP T—BETWEPEN WOR AY AND FRAWNERETS ‘ esncinl 5904 51> MARKET . PHILADEL j ’ 515 MARKET ST. Central 5905 . —_ These Prices Goed Only in Greater St. Lewis and East St. ill HARDWARE eigner —— he stormed. ‘ “(Great stuff. commented the TAST SIDE. OF STREERT—BETWEEN MORGAN AND FRASEKLIN mn 4 offe: “ed it in Paris Aga n suc 22 feet of dou- minutes. A real io AX At thi« uUrpose and ha»- As tUluetrat- in gation cane ‘ranela! 8 | 59c Ceetral S08 Ware THE Nt TRIAL. ( entral : : Fee ee tm . ’ ’ > fl " S ge omy ~~ ~ pe _— a I ; — ee a a ee ie . ee ~~ - ee ee ee Oe TS. he ee ee Sc a ue inal

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. eb Pe Ee oe . 3 a oa os By? writs pe Py ones, .“y - “ , : Cee he ae 8 Z ” . . a > ‘ef ‘ M4 te " a ae Dis al rh 2 . ae 8S . sie Se ha | * ’ +? SN ere tare ee oe & F cubs = 4 Sl FE oa% * a2 ,* , " . ¢ * ae > = =3° eae Be i a a dt m Mit v | FRIDAY, | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57 000 MORE C ‘ire ; ’ . "Oo FEBRUARY 6, 1925. uf, E CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | bid: | | : g newspap ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 31 eR Dae oe FEBRUARY 6, 1995, "=> © —_>— — + } ee ee ee Ae See ea : of FINEST t3 OF NOTE WAS INVALID AS CHILD : bed Leslie Goldman, Na- tive St. Louisan, Here to Appear at Theater. asa child he was an invalid. , he is a writer of wid / and stories of pugilism. eaten ae eee Loin pee coc ors. to come and escort her, she took a ' ’ ns wamneenee” J i . : ‘ s, ay when, at an early age, he began |»: 444 1 owe taxi standi t th b every detail, recorded exactly as it was burned | g Per Lb., Pte write, he already had something Mght-hawk taxi Standing at the Curb. into her memo Nothing is changed, noth- . “Yio tell. Health through exercise.. Later, acar came toa stop beforea_ — 5 ait | 0 to 14 “He has never confined himself to 9 felintonar ‘hs th d ing hidden, except the real names of the persons > a. ‘any particular type of story, but Quiet-looking house with drawn cur- i, oiyved which for obvious reasons have to be ASS \ . * through them al! runs this theme. tains. and an unconscious girlish figure : ‘ : ; ; ele or Some may be of love, some of ad- Anes 3 disguised. It is a powerful, gripping true story ) ture, others, and many of them | WaS Carried quickly up the steps and —¢44 every girl and every parent of girls should 47 : ,. alf, Lb., : of the fight ring. He has also | thr h the d —ad that ht . . ” VY u | oug e qoor-—a aqoor a mig d N heh fT S M — ) written articles pertaining to physi- | well have borne the lecend “All hope read, Never in the history of irue otory Maga- 'Y- ured, ie! culture. 2 2S TRS CR iwc . ' . P zine, whose purpose is and always has been to YY F f ; , . s 29 vear . is % . . . Ke hh ei eces, Lb., Cc Sieh of Mr. and Mra Loais adancoe, ye wno enite ere.” } fight the powers of evil, has it placed before its Yy Mh, W , 7 : Bettman. bs os — He was edu- That 1S how one girl disappeare as readers a tale that will do more to protect girls . My . } ™ a r 444 € c T, per pound 6. 12 26 VPaiversity = eres, Samatbe though the earth had swallowed her. and women from the human vultures who feed i , per pound...... Swent to Columbia University to Thus it was that through a simple upon the trustfulness and thoughtlessness of innocence | UND, per pound... ree tterary, pe mr | 7 error such as any girl might make, _ thanthisself-told story of agirl who disappeared. You will D, solid meat, Ib. .15¢ Dyuhished in England, by Cassel’s there began a chapter in her'lifeso _ find it in True Story for March, now upon the newsstands. . —_ Magazine. , und Se '_ Appears at Theater Here. ° S ° > | F ses es ses 8 8 8 ) Tast night was Raymond Leslie er @a - ripping e ories in e ' LEa h 12 —. Night at the Delmonte LZ ey er, and the author of “Bat- ° . C aN, A, BE, iC wing Punyan” shared honors March Issue Are: j | ~ith Wesley Barry, the star of the on Picture, who is also appearing in “AS @WomanSows”—ToBianche,mar- hotel; and when later she found herself a widow and Sa ton tow te Thier pie riage for love was a forlornroadtohappiness burdened with her late husband's debts, she was easily | ih: am « A 8 og ete we —unless plenty of money went with it to flattered by the attentions of the young army captain “ys entitled “Broomsticks,” its scenes bolster up the matrimonial scheme. So she represented the aristocracy of England and “promised” be laid in St. Louis. hesitated not an instant when she saw achance make her his wife. Read and learn how he fulfilled his g oo —_——_—_——— |tolurerichold Alexander Potterinto marriage “promise,” and its dra- 7 FOREST RADIO C0, WINS with her. She did not count on the fact that ‘ “ee matically eventful out- ” SECOND SUIT OVER p ATENTS a man may be old, but still very clever—and A Mother S Opinion come for Gladys. One of , when, shortly afterward, real love actually f T St the most gripping stories “ 8. Court Enjoins Rival Concern came into her life,she found that she had reck- Oo rue otory that has appeared in True ~ ‘3 ows seo dB Lee mcd may lessly thrust herself into the jaws ofa terrible When I read “If Youth But Knew,” ! Story Magazine. 250 d : sh trap from which it seemed there was no decided I would get True Story each Sj Precial to the Post-Dispatch. escape. Read this girl’s confession of her month, because I have two boys, one Oth hI ; ze | NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—The le folly and the heart-rending events it led to. ep idan aman Sore cheat tm er Featares in the March Issue are: Doz. . _— eter ag apne scion toate It’s one you won't forget for many a day. and I dreaded to tell them. We only “The Understanding Heart”’ x or have thet children and we are a lov- 64 ad . 64 for protection of its patents, when “low I Won My Husband”—When a | jng family one to the other and | was bo wage! 9 yo # . a Cc Size Each c udge Morris at Wilming-/ gir] loves a certain man who is too shy to afraid they would think me bold if | cme olmner & A , Del., granted a preliminary ii- a 5 cilia salsa acim What Love Did for Me ten retrainine the Radio Gr: propose, is it wrong for her to use strategy: waplatne pista ney 4 e TO ‘Fine Feathers’’ ‘My St ther’’ \ ooking & Sh 00 Asnectnn frames anid sat ‘That was the question Winnie had to an- sank aan or book that come in “When Fe a Smiles” “ue Barwain’™ vey aking Lbs. C @acuum tubes manufactured by a Swer respecting Dick. But when she decided now," § ehedien oe ‘mane | enanuaieed “The P imiti nf ewe 2 “Si {the F thers” ay eatery vt the Westinghouse |to.go ahead and win him by gmethods‘all | wient put tne magazine on the table I left e Primitive Lover ins or tne 5a U. Ss. No. 1 tg pend anufacturing Co. her own, she did not foresee the amazing it open at that story. And my oldest boy : ~~ RTHERN WHITES fe wen tec oe it 27 announce- | entanglement in which she was to involve | {im i:msatimsessice t, When benad reed A Record of Life ve millions of dollars damage: herself as a result. While there is a touch them aft, tes said, “Mother, there are come y Lbs. Cc Palleged infringement of patent, |Of humor in this astounding true story as contd Gals take tt all the time.” So ws If Human history could be reduced to a M the final amount depends on | Winnie tells it—every girl who reads it, all read True Story now. dig ate potdmerper single page—if the lives of the men and — SWitther the injunction is made whether she is in love or not, will profit by aon cana temnatedidr deen pres need teal women whose names have lived could be Small, 2 Lbs........ile large, Ib...........7¢ nish PER HEAD. JC “ke £UCc HAS & Pounds -_10¢ Cc POUND. Permanent. Judge Morris said nv _ accounting would be ordered unless \the injunction was made ‘perma- t * Quick reaction to the decision ame in Wall Street. De Fores: Mock jumped 4 points on the curb et, passing 32, while Radio ~oMmmon dropped 2% points. Radi, @referred remained firm, with an MYentual gain of % point during he day. Dr. Lee de Forest was granted | ' the mistakes that Winnie made. “The Bigamist’s Wife’—Born amid the sordid surroundings of the serving class in London, she came to hate her lowly sta- tion even as a child, and determined that some day she would climb to the high social level of those she then served. She had par- tially succeeded, she thought, when she met and married Harry Hobbs, owner of a large ts as Son said—there are good lessons for both young an@ old in it . The only fault I find with It Is that it's se interesting I can hardly do my work when it comesinthehouse. Wecan hardly wait each month fof it and I don't see what you could do to make it a better magazine and I think all folks raising a family should take True Story Magezine,so the young people can read it. Ithink it would keep many a boy and girl from going astray. Yours truly, Melcher, lowe MRS. A. 8. G. recorded in the space of a few paragraphs— _ one great fact would stand out and dominate all the rest. And that is, that even among the highest and mightiest—sin never has suc- ceeded—wrong never has,and never can win. If the great of the earth cannot escape the inevitable penalties of wrong, what chance have we lesser ones who make up the majority? This is a truth about ue cae Device ghietiieasialaaeaaalll ing home ever since he started several years ago to edit and publish Story Magazine. Those who have walked blindly hav se crampineee f , touching on a- a ” Cc ‘Patents last September on the osc'}- | True Story Magazine. In a thousand different ways ————— lating and feed-back audion cir. arc thousand widely-varied problems of life, he has sought, through the ; at a art of radio | pages of True Story Magazine, to drive into the public consciousness Club Best Grade 5 © founded. | those great burning truths about our moral, spiritual and physical lives ; that every man and woman, every boy and girl ought to know. 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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY ro, FEBRUARY 6, 1925. a - ST LOUIS POST-ORSPATC! REFEREE AW AkDS MAT BOUT TO STECHER ON OPPONENT’S a ee ee Daviscourt Butts Rival “JOE AND ASBESTOS — Joe Always Gives Asbestos His Wish. ee ee ee a a an ne a nea a eh ee ed ee ee eee et ae nel el ll aS ee” eee ee — ee -_—_———_- I'VE GOTA SCHEME Te DIG UP a He'LL Give 4 (NIK, Boss-NIx! king Him Down; Each _ |; LISTEN, ASBESTOS - I HAVE To GET INTO THAT . ' Knoc ing . Oo Nn, ac = To SELL CRYING TOWELS ; : COIN AND It KNoW You WOULCDN T us 2 Bucks// Dis COAT AIN T MIAMI RACE TRACK ns REFUSE To To HELP Me Ouf— ON THIS, GONNA COME OFF O ll Dut Andy GH Balt Boe SD r THiS MY BACK, AN’ DAT I WANT YoU —— COME RIGHT IN THi AND — Wrestler Gains One Fa ou aor pLace AND — 5%-f a To DO ME A | | ; FAVOR ! 7 | ITM Busted _ 3 ¢ gt $ 2 sting Reaches Decision Followin Police Guard Defeated Man on His Return to Dressing Room | \ : %/s,/ | i ‘al ca “142 Tevi | Buh whe : ; ina nci and Escort Him From Building Later—‘ Trying tor _ ? | ' ie ganization to Grant mf : —_ " . ** - . : ns : , “ty oO Flying Headlock,” He Explains. | | | 8 3 League Aske Ce = . ‘ . v é the St. 7 ‘ : /\ . 4 _ Qhirty-six players of By Dent McSkimming. | | a , as oN Le at the RoBk Chureh School. Hall, ’ : ; ¥ : ; a an effort to enforce their demand u After having waged a rough, punishing battle through one hour : - , al : ) x , 4 . ipts. : > m a vers, r : Referee Harry Cook, whose 8C-) ~..~~-20~rrnnnn “" 7 — ge | ™ Sunday. made a futile effort to pull Davis- ____ Title Three Times . —o~ | = ‘ e - scnghle Vespers were to have court off Stecher and then, amid , 3. ine Associated Press _ : a | a a a a ught for first — in the league; a anding and th # the wildest excitement, with the CLEVELAND. 0. Feb. ¢ ing full Ren’ davennd eect ASBESTOS SEEMS TO THINK THERE'S Tone) IN A NAME UNLESS IT BELONGS TO THE HORSE HE’S BETTING ON. ieee Razican « ring full of seconds, managers, » AYNE MUNN. world's . promoters, police and spectators, W champion heavyweight . _ — , ged i | OH BoY! LISSEN To THis! | I SPOSE THAT SAP's HEAD) | J BRING HIM Att COVER - THERE HE GOES To THE 4 First Strike in History. = AK WL SWELL UP LIKE A I LEND HIM MONEY To BET | pine! 1 SPOSE HE'S r This is the first organized strike e v7 players in the history of we i ot ‘f> eae Fo e A Ti ON, RG eA ~~ o a een ee ee * “ ~ « O° ht a OE a ~ es oe, ora em ee a. will not be raised Stecher’s hand above his wrestler. will defend his “ head in token of victory, on a title here Marc! 6 local ro- T ; . gf | tit! re March 6, local pro- J.E.-MADDEN Bic KEN UCKY | : foul committed by his opponent. moters announced His op- BREEDER (IS NAMING HIS BRVISED THUMB WITH - ZL Pay HIS EXDENSES- TELLING JONNY a Ss eecet “ . : Mm As THEY DON'T EVEN ' hss . &t Louis Soceer League. an | vy we AW’ TH AN' ALL THE Boys ACRe | ‘a the history ef Amer: ’ Daviscourt, when interviewed in D eieiiin ' | > me , Ponent will be determined ina Wwo-YEAR- OLD the quiet of his dressing room. ieee: Seetenlons ‘her ASBESTOS HiT A 4s TO 1 | CHAMP T NAME A Doe a soccer : | ve — * stler making HOT, YESTERDAY, WHE : 4 \ a: to obtain a flying | the best showing will tackle HE — $2 AcRoss ) Coal AFTER ME* ad in brief. yhe demand of the play- | £0 ocagpeaegam }» Munn. ' Nes ~ is as follows: eb 6.— Mik “Because of Stecher's height, I Remadc. Italian enh or—me PRI NC E JA™ Es ai & ane a i 44 49 , ) ee per cent to the Soccer and . “My forehead just butted against) > former Nebraska football play- ) Es | J A bition Co. and 80 per cent to cap his chest, that’s all. There was; er and now world’s heavy- ‘ “jy _— ye four clubs. nothing foul about it and the best|’ weight champion, here Feb. 16. . ; PF, : A . Under the present arrangement thing the referee could have done.) Billy Sandow, manager for Ed ' es Se company takes 25 per cent would have been to take me int ') “Strangler” Lewis. defeated bv == the gross receipts out of a Corner and warn me that a repe+!) Munn. threatened to ret out a = : the SS ae of pan = = - — : — gher items of expense usually tition would result in disqualifica+!{ injunction when he heard Munn “% : ‘ a > eeeneageS = eae a ae ae ea ee ee eee ee ll NN tN NN tN Nt Nt ct at at at at at , : . i ’ , ting from : $1 | 3 to $1 o@ per ens Opr se | . tion.” | , 0 t ‘ertised @ " Referee Harry Cook ruled the | ‘weellise Bet ake Hay “oe Pik ers Can . i , TOMORROW'S RACING ENTRIES National Tennis ' bast NIGHT’S FIGHTS » | p al > ek a oo Be ino — se BROOKLYN—Mike Balicrino,.— — a Tor Mg . | Dutting a delibefate foul. \( told promoters he would not i ee a i ee ee ee —— Philippine Islands. knecked cout » object to them advertising | SE Ee le ‘ make a statement as to what steps|} Munn as the man who threw 7 ansas or ea a New —— sae, w seer eee ane . a a - rie: on Body to Oper lis Vincent “Peper” Martin, Brooklyn, | [Ss aie S:: fin oer wr ad tees F eleventh round. were contemplated against Davis-|) Lewis out of the ring at Kansas First Ract, $1000, 2-year . iongs: MeKEESPORT. Pa.—Frankie ‘O'Reilly Will Again Play Fj ) oT tke oo, or po Qn cage | City. : B Beati A es Golden Wan- aie. thee ee | T 2 ; 3 eta ra ree in two o s last | ¢ neintter 86 om eit lai aa _ Gere: BEE Ll re Voriain, id Farm &% | asen, former fiyweight ¢ Recently it was annovnced | y ng Silke a - | In ho. ee.- eld at ~ ee sare | Meeting ay ef Fert Wayne. Ind. was trimmed ward i in Lineup of ‘ 4 in : ®« wd ; j : . Aa Pu > wo ; > : Promoter Tom Packs declined to) ) three bouts here M 1 siunn would meet Stanislaus 14 x SP . i. nislaus ¢| up. @ longs : by Willle Davies of Charicroi, 10 Daviscourt was escorted f: om the Zbyszko in a title match at : W. . T | Ginochio and Wwe or’ “thy Sou “tle t i = 4 ‘ mew Es. : Rud i , ' rounds. age’ $s Team. ring to his dressing room by a kK bee, ! ashington Basketball eam , Bieb and Burnt. idi "He : ! . “hee ! i ° : ; Lansas City, Feb. 11. : mi, ix e VU eri.’ nieeatal > Pla Writ Rul d 1925 DAYTON, O.—Tiger Flewers, cordon of police and missiles, prin- ose Meets Iowa State Quintet Second Race, $1000. 3- olds. of lem Theissen’-110 Firhtine Cook’ "led — wad © a Atlanta, scored a technical knock- ae cipally twisted newspapers, were ree pee PA : . | mil: . : ids, | a + ipeewes tr Clay Court Award Moet eat ever Jamaica Kid, New York. £#$£ion at ; ae : At Havana. seunis Qeasen of food, ordinary clotning,_etc.. a3| 6: . _ court flew at Stecher, clamped on his best. Stecher was constantly | ©Y®" the Iowa State College team) rourt ha Orles . hein iin ; NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—The forty-j|a prize for winning tournament or |S*Trong enouch to overwhelm & show iast night. The bout was | = ~ » hh 7 — " : . _ . 4 . ~ e ¥ ~ VA ‘ . - D4 . > > ? ~ > “a headlock before his o ¢ in trouble and his ee at| from Ames. The same, which will ©2D, 2a NAN =GGeed, fOr uw star-om nG i ing, S700), furlongs. second annuar meeting of the/ match; the permitting of motion ‘tral Normal of Indiana, We feature of the program of 10 ' had moved Pee, | clamping on wing lock hammer|he played at the Coliseum, Wt'/ vi — ; a14 Ad ) | "Antilles ...... 96 “*Horimesa ..... 96 [United States Lawn Tennis Asso- | Pictures Of a player for remunera- _day evening, will be in m, only one of which weak te one ep out of his! locks, scissors holds and other :ev- start at 8:30 o'clock. | Barracuda ....192 The Vinin 2-115! The Peruvian... 108 Fo: love ... ciation will be held at the Waldort- | 0", and the failure of a player to ; : - — 3g Rockout finish. Frank Krall, an- ps oll : : sheds | pay tournament en--y fees. DePaul, according to Coach B Mullanphy product, stopped Ronn — aa2°¢° SR cD - w2hD --« —- = ee a} - MIS T ~ ; ~ a eerners and gained @ fall in 4 min-| erage holds did not appear to in- The University of Kansas ©1™m) pea winetield 110 Mien Ms. 6 ~~ | im A. Astoria Hotel here today and tv- & + jim Pd en . Al) ™ : pods . I Seot oe ag ' oe wees : . . St. Louis delerates will work to Savage. The a nee of G Pr : “Mitehelt ef ‘the B am : bse 7 » Mitche usin utes and 30 seconds with four suc-/ dicate that he could handle Lewis : _ raet-a oie — ye . ‘ : » now hol ds - rst pia e with a T* m a «ts - A 4 te ~ " im ecee 4 ten me . t-y ar- . in r laim- niorrow. In a Idition to the elec- have the 1925 Clay Court Cham- | M Stecher Del - sors and wrist tock to win the sec-| Of five victories and one — tis oe6 f ms FR ... 98] -R 105. *S1 etna .pos tion of officers and delegates, ra- | pionship awarded to the Mound City. } Stanton has not seriously w Ve ens Gym. ye Second Fail. ond fall, Stecher showed that he | The Pikers are in second prac? With | ports will be submitted by 29 stand- The Davis Cup Committee ts ex- the Billikens because of the . Jurso, in losing to O'Neill. proved | | pected to present s-veral important | i. he is came and promising. He | ‘satility of Vernon Bradburm, | yottnees . a Stecher was tardy in respondiaz |! could work lj rk fast and accomplish | four and one. ou | Matters to the delegates at the ane- he his awn fairly well tn the firat : : -* cessive headlocks. Howeyer, in applying a head scis- |} inz committees of the-associatioc she y een one a ee aocey . When the past perfOrmant Pacer ent.” Ing Exec’ bold *ctoe] , = 2 * he ~~ | . | naries . » Geor Vigehim: president of . SS os ‘ e ! e Con | i NE at . ' eontest with neither man exposing | ing mares turned the tricks. have vet to win a conférence | enlace ye ae inaquana .... ; en e —_ _ om * e. , - . ¢ r’ tin = " . Kevin .... called plaver-writer sect ion @! " : . aring. Sou : RACING RESUL | s AL WATROUS S VICTOR IN ee 3 Bridge and C . Daniel en-| | tlud Se eae a5 ss seseu™ the amateur rule caused widespread | Jee Beard. , a oo EF WY LOO DOPOD PLL Oe eee NN NNN IND LOL ALND NL APP LLP rey, | HOT SPRINGS TOURNEY Sixth Ra I ‘) te: ods | 4. #. ce Lapel a aim on pu interest The revised ruie as SlUw- | W N Allo ‘An co rounde. todges’ decisiun. Weight At Miami. ors ——————— Se, ee ONS SB mxtrenth = *Relle Fay .... 97 ° Robbia . 1! mitted by the _— committee in- e cver Ww y ' - Krall. Mullanphys c ; lle ins PAPAL LP . - eee : : i) @ - brine : - ° , . aN |r samt se eco ogee (S067 908] RRS CLS Ee REMEITT- IH Glades aot the former sections TAILOR to UNDERSELL US ae : er Cn igh ¢..107 ; oO A. 7 “out, first Peun . > | = . : . ;, piseT RAGE ee er eheen. Soe Asbestos Loses Today on Huon HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Feb > ie 2 Re --s uf Rubs Marsh ... {7 | with five new qi alific atiogs added. ©'63 and upwe fur! Dera Lutz. Pine, Which Shows and olf followers were dispersing here ’ tt ‘ourt ... ae aim-| Clause Bars Capitalizing Titles. - Bite S aeean ye en ee S| s Rar. Pays i to 2. oe after the close yesterday of | The two parasrap hs referring sa . judges’ decison. ' ’ South Broadway A. C.. ar i. Sa er er F , > i i i te te el ~ _— a a " . , - ~ ’ a . ~~ td aa i the South ‘ nmirTai (De tT) Golf i Oufre the player-writer are as follows: I c Hope. Anna Mary, Re Clark. Korbiry. T By using or sanctioning Men Appreciate es Ne neha? deta Weight zonrv and ript a! Iso ran. » rd ament wi | Watrous of Gran 0} an UP. mu : : + . Conse D ra M Dest iny Ey verg! aoe. re na S Tr. namente Ww ith Al , at . - d J Te : . ’ ‘i . ’ a & v . rk ™" . , a J} in ? } a 7 ” — Le ~ Breuer . a -o+ eee TOS] enn : a after February, 1925. the use of Figuero. Jefferson Rarracks . angie and werd aiming, $1000. _ cella, Brother John, Phil Mayers, Fourth| Rapids, Mich., winner with a score - e+ee+-105 Booster ... Si A. | , ; 3 ack | race—Knights Bridge. Fifth ra ooo a his titles or statement of his EA. 08 ; “40, | Mele. Dandy Brush. Sixth race—Storm | of 234 for the AOLSS. Temmese ... .. *Don Juan ... CESS AME ..- akin oes reputation won on the nn.s . . . . ("se > hon ord r — iu : ; x nN ‘ Lit ‘ ‘ ee renns | Hyg Cioud, Hi iden a Lucky. Seventh | 1 oo oo Sa en ee , ‘at : ae a, nn eee mal Bat Man. Isamen, 2 . af : eal forick ......-103 Rolling Wave .. 86} "eter Pierson ..112 Zaimer ........1 courts in connection with books, came secone wit ” col ae Pati clear : fast “eathe clear: ¢t ‘. % , - ag pp » a! ' ' : ; : newspaper. m: ine ye the: E h d ; Apecents ; ) ice alle aimed Ee. = ee ach year more and more men are coming” Time. 1:141-5. By-/ M . nes iin Mbemmtebe M.. Salvage and Tin- | Peppre Mae, Sea Court, eg: ernie i Seaton: aman thaline . | : THIRD RACE. claiming. $1000. 4-.vrear- ve ane cagein oe es pe a | written articles, motion pictures wap s " as eS . i — J and g Toy. Tile anda sixtee: b— At Havana. third with 292. The trio of win Park Golf M ti M i y | of himself, iectures, radio talks. | to the ORIGINAL MeKnight for L. se 3 ~_ judges decision. a +5 second: Remnan: 100 FIRST RACE 3-vear-olds end upward, | Watrous, leading the field, came dou 5's furiongs. “ ont tinle Tenn ona % : ; n. . ‘é ' s tan -_ ’ r Ja . ° ipa o) ra We ‘ he es . ~ | ; (2) By wr : ) obvious—we tailor ‘‘Clothes that $2.90. third. Time 1:48 2-2. laiming. STOO fy na ene-half furtoer ! ote d'Or and Muskeg also can. Fees Ran 2 119 (Roac! ~~! 3 m jin under al 1 every round ex- his 110 apt. Costigan .! Park Goif Club will t held .M: iting for pay or fo FOURTH RACE. the Danic! Purse, / 1 to 2. 1 to 4. “first: (a vam bs oe Banks}, | = = Sy ich h » | MUSKAOF ~~ TT seseel Ain op ain of Ghadten, Bes 5 © te 2 consideratio C nt ’ . 7 | $1000. for {-vear-olds, three an a ‘3 to 5, I second OR iHo — ; = ’ wunebar .....114 Duel be wae da} iyo _ eoe-epaacinin wi, Eada ss ” ; ion current news- at LOW prices. Yes es , siree! : It’ Ss beara: : ‘ . ; llecko). 4 to > taird Time. 1-08 3-3 . owe > ii esl ae Finday ... ton ras ew + dinner at 6 o'clock paper articles covering a tourna- fe half fvrionge—M) N. ret- | , eS 35. Li} I ind bewaews ’ ft : a h ; , $2.10, £3 : . Pinch 0 nea. | ) : 110 Zack Terrell 2.11 mighty suceessful ‘policy for us. Gentry, Primv Snuff P . Leprechaun, = Chief and Bashful m the iit ay ] uo ™M : a2 : air il aa -ar. — » bh . 2 an? . ‘ M : ‘ 1} Ry? 7. ‘> . 2 ) , Anaoum™ er— Joe (it! r and; aperite 315 (M. Buxton). $2.30, L | Scoxp ; ian an poe ecere & dy ayige econd - Rave Ph. mae oa : ime. : - Elon rercen. eed Fl eg me E. 3-year-old si up. | iene — @ith €9 . 7 » th, Drage “ — * . Fins, 201 3-3. Elon, Butte = Bes eneeet tuctenas | he come in With OO ne aftermens | team mnie garda: MADE BY THE MAKERS OF ARROW COLLARS , ; . My Colonel and Elon, Car! Weidman entry: to iret: Shine Oy; (Thompson >. round wé yester rh “& Star . 4 iauce Harm ie ¥ n t V FIFTH RACE, the Palm Isiand Handi- |}, on ae seeene, Shache Peney 313 TY ai onicideeiiineic: oe acting ..---'--112. Shanghai ......100 : ~ : Be: : més, siz furlongs Sarty Mates 110° cw, | UR’ Sonny, Serbian. Solomon's Favor.| KOOB TO PLAY LYNCH IN Stic entry” Son o Un: — \ | 2 by names similat to ours. There is cr. Pan Coas — 2 only one original McKnight a ode, six furliongs—Sandy Hatch 110 iw. Smith), $4.10, $2.20. 92.40. Chest ype we ——— wee os | Third Ree ty a ) Brook 114 (TI. 2.40, $2.70 4m HIRD RACE * wear-old allo . INDOOR TOURNEY ran SI eo ad oo” She ae , : “i ond: Myrtle Belle 103 (P. Williams). $2.40, | purse $600. 3 furlongs: Harry Ci , Ge Koob and Frank Lyn eS : NGG ig . ere a 4 7 6Co. in St. Louis. third Time, 1:13 Lefian:. Socrates | ; lastings | : o : to . ee bee : and Orpheus aleo ran. Sandy Hatch ‘ena | .*@ h 15 (Ranks) to 2.) will meet tonight t the . er = Pr and Ea Dera ' iy at ‘ Fo r , | hep Myrtie Belle. Dougherty entry. om ar .ota, - (Petrecco?:, | “SNOUTEN «22.1 8-t nth ’ ; the Address i is of the “Ameriean Bow!- E4die on ) hire. i | Recreation indoor et ourse in the | Finn Lac .- 103 wa 6 | . 422 . is Congress announced today that Club. g EK ord entry of 2135 (eue-coan! aChambeiona., | . r ' ‘* 7 4 , ™ j ur “t? = j & : ; > , re welts : lea w yp ; ; ns been received for the in- * tiomal tournament to be held | OT, | Feurth race. Wormweod and Muffett mor RTH . > . ale , - lament + h pene Monda \ ti “xt race The | ister. Trark ened Amer't- ‘ainely . . : ” a 0° yg yi a : ; ; a “| _ Fs j ’ ry w2- »7.? ° 3 th even 3S ae ee teenies, 7 a » 9)", _— | ’ Extra Values in ail ehis city March 5 to April 6 The | drige, an Star apd Crimp. Seventh race. Mike Ieeo an lists are closed. a [3 en ! “ond: Tubh : ' 2. owes & sews ' sG LL LLe n Tin és * MmnzZ : : At N oO : hird »D 823 Liber I th, lefeati: P endale “a mM os + Tee Re oa ae ‘ ) “a pmai check of the entries shows | | * e .. : .? ” J mld TY 7 . > Tr? ls he . . . bP le ¢ ot . > ‘ ‘ — , - . = ” ; re ' ; ' a Buffalo has entered a Weather clear: track fast. ale and Content ate. Josephine ©, Spring- | ning from Mont ovis rm ..90% MMiee Washing SS rE s enents trem. Searetaty AF cen © + onl } b Sangtry of the Congress, with | FIRST RACE. $1000, claiming year. “IFT! 2 oe : ee Fench : riety” Le eee aa “te ee : "On. ow © C= neem laggy Bie an ae on ...108 Pretty | exs | | ; cage at Milwaukee. indi-— od .. ; ail red tc M : that an even thousand teams muc rou T o eas ure , @ been entered from outside the ) ; Vanishing Boy. | no Be mnt dulligan ® rae. | Flowers Sto + Jamaica uae 4! Genuine blue ' B previous ‘record for five-man | Cl oa AS — also Tran. Havana Scratches. 2 | an. . Kid. | rh : , 7 \ : ser all-wool. fast tes was established at Chi- | ‘ 000. maiden 7- "pS ane AY Fel —Tiger F « ay Y ge, ool, ias lat | , an | = & ne | 3 . : a ’ ¥ as year where 12132 teams) it oe ‘Keineth. Astroiite and ‘iro. ¢TS: Atlant . Idle Am \\\\ eolor suitings— also § to & second LIS (Poot). ze Boy. Thnd race Tebenda’ a = Site Beaiuten aun ana TO MATCH YOUR SUIT LS ya the new cheviots in . te oO. thi ed. ¥ ; : o = = - Tevet 0 tenth r : , " 4 Jagat. Pane Star. Helis ates. Bain : Side’ Meee * aad ae SEE US powder blues and sand Fenn SL Ticcenen | Mills and De! - At Tia . Juana. roan ° a “wide : gin Por AN ENTRA eolors. Mr O. PF. Me- Lught cougied. ~t pt RACE. + . PAIK OF NEW Knight personally super- oe Soe canes, 2 : vises the making of these individual tailored Suits. Sips es e 58% OO on » or _ ! yor + : pamete Rrthdge , : ohh . ay ‘Rotter. | ft ~~ a _ = é{ ar as to 50% ort Seetoten hs ROUSER Sag: They are pre shrunk and are Tailoring Company : Tek Pina Tae inc Sage “hind teen et | Johnnie Walker | NIQUE Hor canty laundered eouclaln and Pige > 1 iis \fa , , eis P Silt @utenns Gcrqeches CoN rig Nintnnedfgry tad con wean 903 PINE STREET an eee Oe eee i. 5 1 3. Locust Queer, Brinkley and Pillager also ran. | Mildred Ru L «Walls ) ? FOURTH RACE. $1000. for 3-vear-otds | 3-0. Oret. Dr. jon 108 «' . Snar Pipe . 3. 3) Pt) ’ — tre crace—Trooper, Benavoud, !: Lal “i ize in tia SAT. THLL $ P. ¥. oo ‘2 yuese ; mie ami TO w— i et "St 5. Tt to = | $2.20. third , O25. 1 can Walker's: Mix. ter 4 : Tho | ’ ‘ha ; 7“ : + in 5 _ Dandy pears 100 a cat Wanna aiid enone 1 pkg, Pipe Cleane's. ro C — and heer, —i ey tn oe: ~- _ oe . S SEPT RACE. Sleso, ciaimine. rani. | Tatches. | Value . $1.60 ; Ready-made or "OMe ZRENDES pmo ———— - =. SS

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- 7 v » 7; N endl - RN Leb - » om 4 ‘ i , + Aol S oe - sq “A Mascart to Meet Kaplan for Title © “ he set other senior races when only a year old- Pooh! What were three races cn | records, in winning sanimous Vote Not to Nurmi Willing to ‘Meet American Stars er” in two days to Paavo Nufmi?’ And how that Abo cid when the :; were done. No new records predicted, but in close to been without exception it was the sie. Spor ; | blond, curly-headed chap in the | and Baovere Masca rt of Frane tomorrow ‘| ded uniform of the Abo Urhreilu- | are. CRO ee re Ss ) ZOtT ' first championship bouts will have ¢/ llitto who split the tape at the fin-| 4, March 26 at Maglison Nurmi has lish mark. ile Garden. on two-m we rhe cames t The Meriden midget record-shattering run at le | . , world featherweight title In a tour- Ming mee , ; % were then only one year away ; Wilco met t. If he runs the dis x , ) year away and na ment eoubudied redéntiy by the in 9 minutes, Ray's Bame «| Paavo Nurmi. with. 12 months to | New York State Athletic Commis- be erased from the books. | prepare, believed he could face the | a Sion. ~~ | greatest runners th- outside Lugene (‘riqui world and still duplicate the three- France to win the ply victory scored by Kolehmainen from Johnny Kilbane tn ,in the last previous Olympics. lose it to Johnny Dundee. -Over Any Distance :' 6. contingent Featherweight Bout Scheduled to Be Held in New York Feb. 20. Sy l6U6the Associated Press NEW YORK. Feb §.--- Louis (“Kid”) Kaplan of Me; iden. i 'onn VERY WELL, THEN- | KEEP IT ON! ‘Play Sunday’s Scheduled Games Cast by 36 Stars AllYear Around Is Nurmi’s Theory Great Finnish Runner Tells Why He Selected Skiing as the Best Winter Sport to Keep a Runner’s Muscles NEW YORK, Feb. Associated RAY’S Nurmi and all inns chance crow three races |: Fey J cans Pree« challenge been ac- Ameri- tic Olt Paavo came, | to has ,as many each was other have completed ,and cepted, and promised a against the Olympic distance After probably record time, | ing Reaches Decision Following Refusal of Soccer Or- ganization to Grant Financial Terms Submitted— in Condition. League Asked to Cut Its Share. jee e St. Louis Soccer League, meeting last hool Hall, voted unanimously to ‘‘strike’’ any night, nothing concentrated 142 Square ti | By. Charles E. Parker, Of the New York World Sport Staff. CHAPTER VI. What He Thinks of Ski Training. 12.) Ita y to lose, as “4 won his Ask Dick Bockenkamp. € OLFERS | a splurge emand upon the league officials for a | Antwerp Olympic occasionally make " Thirty -six players of th wht at the Rock Church se an effort to enforce their d sion of ‘the split of gate receipis. , : the/ing «» per cent paid in- _ oe wan tahoe i pocter| old ntal expenses, such as the sal- ctors of the St. 44 laries of ticket takers. ticket eellers. eentostson so refused to ac- watchmen and officials, before the | -- as poraejcr rhe submitted to; players get their shaz‘e. Se coriy this week. a a _ Contracts Prevent Change. > Unless a compromise is & a : rhe reply of the officials. signed hag Pl je time today the pe # oo ' Winton E. Barker as chairman af for Sunday, in which the _— of the board of directors. did not | ® Kline~ lers and Vespers were to have discuss the merits of the new pro- | pught for first place oe ame wees posal but pointed out that the con- nding and the Scullins were tOltracts between the four franchise t the Ratican club, will not Nehieed ene thn te Teaite Boccet and Exhibition Co. are binding fo: the 1924-25 season and that in tournament it} tance competition without having x wil) i. i oe if owy steady ight. improvement in June, 1907, when a skinny-legged 10-year-old the 1500-meter in 5 minutes and 2 seconds. in 1919 that hé@é made his most impressive stride forward. His systematic that year but usually A Sunset sound golfing form, HERE had came fror sate crown 1923 on’y ww. Nurmi from | he covered But it :, been a Dan ai or are orne} . | aavu of it is only a splurge. an | " and wrestlers in Abo and Helsing- fors will testify. Running Best Conditioner. But the roads and fields during Hill golfer a Ww ve: ag ‘ent ‘ in a communi- g fe years ago WeEiltv course was to to the finals with form, and book next he belonged. When Dick Bockenkamnp first came into prominence, the year he battled Nelson Whitney in the Frans-Dississipp! cinal aad airs vainly. Paavo believed good phys- ry Legge in the Western final. rye . Stuart Maiden. Cotntery Chan ical condition should the nor- ) mal condition of everyone, and change could made in the. split professional. commented 0.1 self- , 7 > ai aahe , ! ' that periods of of receipts without changing these; Bockenkamp'’s game Maide indulgence contracts. | developed Bobby Jones and . . , Tera . Americans an Officers of the players’ organiza-, A’exa Stirling. He knew T ° : i jtion were elected as follows he was talking about ~ . 11S President, John Redden of the} j lopment i! arms , sl | developmen! at Ratican club; vice president, Jim orey s Ke uscles of the ere! hound 'summer proved his best Preamps: iad ie is. ‘ rr = : er. lie was hard at it for a halt | rhe training scheme Paavo fol- , lowed prior to the Finnish nation- and full al championshinvs of 1919 was one. ¢ Giow many hundreds of miles that took care of his allround de- je covered in those months he does velopment. ; - a | li All I inland on not know. nor the nvmber of pairs skates during the winter found in those sport least in skiihg—the op- portunity to keep hinagelf constant- ly Hie liked skating the better | of the two, but experience showed | him that skiing was the better ex- | ercise for the runner. Skaters Slow Funners, He Says. become Hie ts. had more de- his training doing everything says that « the But the down where had the spring and earl) is wrong. was A YEAR TO PAY THE GRADWOHL WAY | GRADWORL’ FRE GIFT J cided that an athlete, do : by season he | best. must remain ever in the best of physical condition. Those VN ho hour often a hour eac!l c argued on occasional relaxation, lay. be or occasional indulgences, argued . 1. AHEM! THis ts skis or be ; ‘of running shees wee wore to shreds lf seemed to him he always was in ,need of a’new pair and that sport- merchants got all nis ed. First Strike in History. | ‘LL ASBESTos *— Drnis is the first organized strike My BET TODAY is igoccer players in the history of st. Louis Soccer League. and, ably, in the history of Amer- no months, and Paavo be | : relaxation or “ at costly. who were too OFFER w» Take Your Free Choice of These 3 Valuable Gifts } NY : Be ALY This Wedding King Fie > set with 3 perfect-cut, : ; | bluc-white Diamonds (not chips) free with purchase of $50 or over Diamond Hing. ing goods spare cash. When ships came, ready for them, bitious program. duplication achievement , winning the 5000-meter, meter and the others have wh COtTN- have muscular and nec- This action lack of the seen Nurmi national champion- mented however, Paavo was His was an am- | . He had in mind | » WX of Hannes Kohle- | poccer. the brief. the demand of the plays sis as follows: " the operating expenses s deducted from the gross re- the balance to be divid- 90 per cent to the Soccer and ; Co, and 80 per cent to four clubs. er the present igompany takes per cent m the gross receipts out of the rental, cost of footballs giher items of expense usually Mesting from $115 to $125 per are paid. From the remain- on $ . is “Hie golf, lose “Bockenkamp's form sound,” said Maiden playing wonderfu! watch him. Hie stroke this year or morrow next he does lose it eA \ Se } Paavo. “the ithe mainens “In skiing’ says will next week, the ar same muscles that are used in run- of 1912. in- 10,000- | cross-country runs ,in the Stockholm Olympic games, and the Finnish national cham- 'pionships*were to determine wheth- er he was ready to attempt such | a taxing feat. , | at- | Paavo entered for those three | races in the Finnish |. champion- | ships—the 5000-meter rum on the| morning of the first day; the 10,- | /000-meter on the afternoon of the | ‘same day, and the cross-country | § 6 Teaspoons run the day following. His friends | § 6 Tablespoons marveled at his self-imposed task. | year, i%- and when will have trou- ble beating a dozen men in the district, though today he «an beat any of them.” Maiden Was Right. B OCKENKAMP lie it difficult to qualify in cham pion- ship class and failed to make the top-flight several times. He is a hard-working chap, ambitious and anything but lazy. And wnen he finally realized that his game Joe Two of these players are or ning are employed, and in mut o . ne the same manner. The ski harness arrangement means of which the skis are at- 28 is of the muscles of the foot and whereas no such play possible when stee] skates are tached the In skating vou employ a gliding motion, ac- celerating your speed by applying | pressure from the inside of the | foot, while in skiing the pressur2 is applied from the toe, just as ir running. I1 found some of the bes’ Pp ii ‘ strike. stars, ankle is a uid lose his notified the action shoes found the stroke. are greater To Or You May Choose Complete 26 Pieces Rogers Sliverplate E! 1 Sugar-Spodn 6 Knives 1 Butter Kaife 6 Forks ——~s in circumference than the ealves. TPaavo is meaty in- | dividual. and the arms simplfv conform the general plan which he built. The larms, like the legs, are slim, but not a slender — rso Game but eer ee ee - : —— —————_— — Basket Scores De Paul Tonight —— on is ) 4 ow O'Reilly Will Again Play For. ward in Lineup of Sav- age’s Team. ow ee _ -—— cy : . of _* fa «Le st. Louis University's basketball team will oppose the DePaul Uni. versity five High iSchool gymnasium, Kingshighway and Oakland avenue, tonight The same lineup which provea strong enouch overwhelm Ccce- tral Normal of Indiana, Wednes- day evening, will be sent against DePaul, according to Coach Dan Savage. The absence of Guard Tom Stanton has;not seriously weakenea the Billikens because of the ver- Satility of Vernon pulled back from center and the excellent worn of hap! at center and O'Reilly at forwarl. Stanton is recuperating from a se- vere cold. DePaul will meet the Coneordia Seminary team at Holy Crvss hati tomorrow night. — — at St. Louis Uv, to Bradburn, who ivy Syuard, Allow Any NDERSELL US ————— >ciate id of Clothes d more men are coming AL McKnight for their ements. The reason is ulor **Clothes that FIT ”’ Yes, siree! It’s been a essful policy for us. EES kL, a OTR t Be Deceived Similar to ours. There is iginal McKnight Tailoring Louis. sis 513 Locust ra Values in TINGS | to Measure e t 0 n ] Bloses to O'Neill anphy Amateur Is Floored Three Times in Final : Period. oA ' 7 Bidie O'Neill. the experienced Bad clever South Broadway ama- | boxer, decisively defeated Car- m Durso of the Mullanphy Com- mity Center at the South Broad- | show iast night. The bout was | ture of the program of 10 ts, only one of which went to} Sackout finish. Frank Krall, an- Mullanphy product, stopped | Mitchell of the Business) ‘s Gym. | reo, in losing to O'Neill, proved | the is game and promising. He | his own fairly well inthe first | Md but O'Neill reached him sol- pthereafter. In the final round 1 was on the floor three but lasted the limit. of the bouts was awarded fefault, Jack Horner getting the t over Hugh Hutton. Maries : Ghnouley, South Broadway A. C 4 Dan Durso, Mullanphy Cc. C rounde, judges’ decision. Weig pounds. Haring, South Broadway A. C i Joe Board, South Broadway A. if rounds. judges’ decision. Weight pounds. zk Krall. Mullanphy Cc. C.. de Eddie Mitchell, Business Men's SA. knockout, first round. Weight pounds. ay Windle, Sherman Park C. C Frank Baesley. » three rounds. M135 pounds Moore, South Broadway A. © Mike clayton, Tower A. C.. Rn judges’ decision, Weight wel Figuero. Jefferson ted Witham Amendé4t. » C. three rounds, =. Weight 1°86 pounds. ohn Helsrein South Broadway A. C ted Charley Cline. Sherman Park c. three rounds, jiudges” decision J 118 Nous ul lang, Fovth roadway ] Clean-up of 150 pairs of Mens 86 to S10 Ox- fords and high Shoes (moestiy emal!l sizes). in- cluding American Gen tleman samples. at the earcrifice price $2.50 Por ‘2 '"" Main Floor “The Place to Buy Shoes” 711i WASHINGTON 2703 Cherokee 6102 Kasten | skaters were our slowest 'while our |'invariably speedy track runners, skiers were almos: men. Con- skiing as the best sequentiy I selected _best winter sport to follow.” Skiing, however, was not Paavo's His brother, Mar'tti, had considerable skill in box- ing and wrestling and Paavo, not to be outdone by the youngster, tcok up these sports also and be- 'came so proficient in them that he was /pionships i'those skinny to seek national cham- in the ring and on the There was plenty of power ir arms of his—there urged mat. de- Kolehmainen was in America at, pable athletes entered in the cham- pionships and with one or two ex- Abo Gets Ready to Cheer. There was a Abo on hand. Helsingfors might | | doubt Paavo's ability for so diffi- | ,cult a program, but not the folk of | Abo. _meters igeconds when | year-old” junior record for the 3000 meters | . *. | still is—as several ambitious boxers' when he was scarcely 17? Hadn't in Paavo run the five minutes and he was but a Hadn't he set 1500. two | 10- | a new) Hadn't | Untinished Worsteds, Plaids, Tweeds. Checks, London Lavender. Overcoats Kerseys. Meltons. Plaids, Fancy Backs. | Belt ende---enly one Suit te a piece. Er- ery Gesirable color and pattern. Reg- ularly pric:d at This let consists of patterns thet have acld for $52.50 per Buit. Clesing eut at only oie Handsome new terns in powder and Lendon ilaven- der. Formerly sold at $55.00. During this sale only.. Pants 40 Union Label wm.P “If you're the man whose collar does not fit, I want to see you.” Serges. Finished Wor- ‘steds, Powder Blue, Pencil Stripes, Polo Cloth, Broadcloth, Camel Hair, 100 PATTERNS Made to Your Meas- ure. On sale at this special selling event = I ——The Store With——_ Entrances Remember the Acidress TAILORING COMPANY “Ask the man who wears a Wm. P. McKnight Suit og Overcoat” $42 50. Real Values In numereus new patterns and colors. For- meriy priced at 85250 . Fancy and cen- servative pat- terns in numer-~- ous eclora. Fer- mer price $55.00 ff i ' \ Union ‘ Shop 2 Deers frem 6th S _ > = big contingent from | ithe time, but there were many ca- | | ceptions each was concentrating on | (one event. only exercise during the snowy sea- | ; Bon. | veloped FRE Timckeceper = YOU MAY CHOOSE This Beautiful White Gold Filled Tonneau WRIST WATCH A Beautiful and Accurate Eis Choice of the above . 4 \4 Free with purchase of any of these beautiful blue- white Diamond Rings Gradwoh! will al- low, at any time, full amount paid, in exchange for a larger diamond. 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eee REGULARLY — __NEW YORK STOCK MARKET _ || NEW YORK BONDS aon ial on the Post -L)i New York Stock Exchange today were 1.798.600 shares. compared with * | _ rea ‘Oo (te Poet -Dianatch Post - nae . e lose. 0) yestewlay, 1 I7a.00 > K 5.700 a year ago and 1.784.000 two years av. Total saies from Jan. 1 to ~ SEW YORK, Feb 6—Following is an official list of bénds traded in on the NEw Leb prices > socuritice aded oy b —" iat - rofe ' 34.450,400 a vear ago ard 278.676.3500 two years Bo. ewes York Stock Exchange teday with prices up te and inciuding the close of , : — 10-ehare lots (ex apa ie pes ; = rhe ‘ : ; > . ; ‘ , .e we market were $18.199.000 against =3.047,000 yesterday. sues. sales of which nich are tm ful full) and sales of bonds ) represent gig . ’ ahnadh | date “oe pit oh. 8; - SAT es | m . : Ewtiowinn are today’s high. iow ane losing prices for stecks on the Stock bxchange. Net changes for the dav are aise : Total sales todey *°*Pavable in preferred stock. ° Increase. -——Decrease. .... .Unchanged 714.590.0000 a week ago. $13.175.000 a year ago. and $12. (we Fears ane. Fr ’ : ° - . ~- n ymioile—:ti’artiv extra 5 f et «ity lend O° ity AE ai ae ¥ - mr An. Jan. 1 to date sales were $451. 686.000. azainst $4. +.783.000 a vear ago ; ; Sqr ke afd ke, nas ee ee mocks ana ~ — Ps CLO One + years axo. Sales, Securd H ' Annual inividend nce. | “MS_SECURITY._ | High] Low.| Close. ; Sales. SECURITY._| High-| Low.| Close. STANDARD 100 Emma Silv. | Annual Dividend -T BO! | oo _ = Sa High. Low. Ck h ge STOCK MARKET AV ERAGE: s. aaes fa >. High. Low. Close. Ca ge ON Kk — Ds. ; : INDUSTRIALS. Scloctnd | Ganad | Gake | Wack [Day's MEKALS AND BQUIPMEN ts. _, GOVERNMENT BONDS. _ ___ INDUSTRIAL BON mn ee au] LE . ‘Sec urives. Fri... Thurs Ago. Ch'ge Lao 32s > CH! sé 119 ts ety “119% * a os Ady Rumie,. 14 *~ 14%, *. a ae — is . 32. ‘ . 101 "0 10) 17 101 13 7 , ‘ vs 500 : 4 10 — oe Eureka ¢ me é , 7" ? mt " 4 sina . lov 6) ‘Lie 1 ie r . = ,, - . a . 2 3 a, 5 “ >. . —— a 4 ; —_ ‘ ‘ a! Le 100 ion P , Me ¥; 10° 101—30 10° 4 2 ten ae e Ss %~ ' "on o1 ™. fio * 70 tso.d Zone ; Wainaees meen Caen a 2s » .- 9 - ~* | _ tes “27-42 101—7 “101—4 101—6 |} 1 i . > a il ; mre Ciel ~~ So ef ia fF —— ~~? -ts STOCK EXCHAN NG ete was fairly broad | w moderately active on the “| . a large turnover the day at — 2 sent Port~- Wagner mer Electric com at. stronger. ster on the exchange today fol- ~ “su ) All-Am Cab 6 ; oF + | Stecks and Time— Al Chem 4 oS > | Annual Divide = , a2 4 ‘1 nad - : : ~ w — : = for Call Money | o> eee’ ins; ° 75 | Anneal! ag are Ping st 47%. 46 | oe eis : : | | ~4-8° 10i—35 101—4 101—4 Great “3 is Chal 4 : jo" o~ : | - , hi, “INI DL STRIALS. Zz Rate Advanced. . lootige 6 , ES [ng ae 374 USL 3 | ‘ é 1s.” - oA” r & 43 24% - 1 4 i P . 3 1O1—18& 101—135 101—15 5 5! m - iy T ; Art Meta! | \ é 394 USL 4th s| 85 a3 Baldwin Loc 7 3: 33-38 102—4 10° 10? —1 100 "4 LOW M+ teased Wire from the New Vork | ee an bi.) Oy m lioel a 4 ‘ . A | Bech Stee: . 2 4 . Hf Mp tat, Sa Se a. 99g Sts Burceu of the Post-Dispatch. 32% : ~ a . aa - = td : . 254 J aa : 100—: 100 “9 ee RAILROAD BONDS. , , . . ‘ ld = so Oo >t Cco—- ‘ 7 ———_—_, - — = - \ BE 4 VORA ; p ¢ bh. A. te T h c do ptd Battie ( ‘Op 50x ; ' , —— - all C a : : —~taten ; jbert . ee OOS at bate! t. . : . ’ ‘ ; oF | «> mr . : bs an ‘ eles s 7 | ps. ae 4 T = : s bd on. BS, * } Erenina Post in its copwrighkte : - ~2ae Ps , ivuisigna utic &. ime Bi wt ee : mn dOllars and thirty-secends of . . ¢ > a PY : d al - . wong ew |} Callahan Zinc ‘ : ; . _ nat is : ingtance. a sae print _ AT&SFEV +a 2S. - OS *s imancial review today, says: ; , >: > — Gas 8. | Cal & Ariz 2? >4° 541 : ead ss $99 and iwenty: sour fs A C L Ist 4352 90 PAmech a'2 2°23 * “zay) 25 | ho Ee Sie ee Intecsecomde ata Hotiar ant Sat Sai & 6 eS ea aaa’ 103% ‘Another break of + cents al n ae a , , ic & Mvers Cerro de P Co “45 , a . art ane BES, ; ; re es ‘ 2 +, . : ; Lig p+ x FOREIG x “BONDS. : ! i wushel in wheat had an unsettling “pay "4 | io BS : o 1 9% > 8D" ‘Dal > z=! pt i :: . 4 ile eD . s : > ' : = = a4 R4 R4 Lue lu 4, , : > ‘ | Fins . ’ = 5 _ e . - e . t ‘ “Ps ‘ . * " ufiuence on all financial markets, |. ‘ pd 3: 347 Proecdrage 23 ate. . ' 3% 96% 926% 961 vut the tone in stocks remained | ‘ p 126 29 a ; Si Wi - : aa . st -) 3 | 29 nti ia 5 96 1 96% 96! fairly good. Firmness was genera! a ‘a ' “ we art ©° 2 | 23%): $4? | AME oe FO. 4. Te rentine 7s 27 103 107%, 10% ; , = — oe . Ro 6: ESE x at ; : ist GC 7 6? oa% B6% Cé0) evt Se 46 ) “ ~ 102% > C&t> Cen 4'es '$ an ‘ 5 Veco of A7t% 20%. eI. until after noon, when fresh weak- | ~ an a 12 ve fruci . : 34 | — Gag he . io Ist pid 7 2e: 3 5 ? 9 ss - garg oe patort aerate cut 4g "20 | . & | : ~~ 8 i 4 15 ym Ss 7 ? 7 Cao t's a; >, | INDEPENDENT OILS. termris Sas Gide bed b, “24922 visniiecoled | a o- es - ~ ~1 ~~! ) 3388 rr res Ze =o ness in wheat acentuated the usual { week-end profit takine proclivities c & A rtg 3a of the professional element, whose | Am Int Cb: oo $5 nj : a > ; ‘Granby aA 3 ‘2¢ "OO os ) xP NG 7» activities have predominated in re- | ° _— ‘ :) ome e- . | Buenes A 6 5. (\% oF f : " . = i? Laz . > y ad i “~2 oe , . os _ ep ; . , . ; 8 — — , ; > © . 1 of a good sized fraction to a point | aa — “ ; > cam at ae i Th te ' t NI o> \ i ada .r'gs “St 193% 103* 103° . ; mn, =e an , . “9a 5 ' é 6: 87 88 1, ' ae as '* 161l*, bol "i 101° : . . > ? nm, E 5? 1th 193 103 be isnt Cie a oer er sol ad. er so predeminating until toward | am sugar . ; ; } di pt + the close, when a rally left the main! do pfa 7 OR BS BS \ by | rid pt S93. aS] “4° 98 ' {7am R's body of stocks irregularly higher 21 . in » | Me . 181 53 x. | Jon pene : : oe Se% Se While stocks are showing little snap * ,om the rallies, activity falls on the | ee! Mont | Sl% 30% 5a? , ° sreactions and signs of any real d 1O: | 24 1, 3 =. eee | Sd! os - Re = - 4 MA&PS Ist 4s 49 sbreak are difficult to discern The /: > . 3a" 36° 38 1 . Mul o* - ; 8 lie » FZ . . . y Co 5s "27 turnover approximately 1,.7”6.)00 as r ene oS Ju ia 33% 3: “on 2 . ey I~ » Ry 3s 5 | : > “gag R- compared with 2.000.000 shares ves- ' ae . : : "aan owen 2 terday. Bonds were well taken in / 7 a speculative’ departments. Fereign Exchanges Easier. Foreign exchanges were easier 4. Gade 5 ? 2 - ! | Wat Tent Gnade and only moderately active This | Ase d i! 28a ° 3) 238 1 : iN [nstil pfa market largely followed the London {aul G ay : om ga } : Market. but rates recovered some- What from the low points estab- | lished on the other side of the At- | Austin’ Nuctols lantic. Sterling was % of a cent Auto Sales lower at $4.78 and French frances | sold off 1% points to 5.38%. Italian lire were down’*a point and Bel- Kian francs were 1‘, points lower. A jump of 17 points in: Japanese yen and a drop of 15 points in Bra- k U Gas 4 “itlian milreis were features of the | Brown Shoe 4 . Otherwise dull market. The one was “a e At due to a more favorable turn in |ji- ‘ nances, the other to fresh reports | Of political disturbances es. Call Mewey Advances. “Call money, after renewing at 2 per cent, was raised to 4 per cen: | in the early afternoon A slight |‘ upturn on Friday afternoons, when the market.is active is by no means unusual. since the closing rate for | the day holds over until Monday. ; ot. | Re: wh. un : , . . Signs of tightening in money are |Co.G . 2 . 2 oo © oa : | _ RAILROADS mot revealed by the weeks sttae- | , ; ; at Sn age Ai ee , ak | z : : fi7\ a 4 gtd ; 7... 18% 11 ment of the Federal Reserve bank Seer, a ay " Le. a ‘ub ; ] a . $e \t the local bank discounts rose : 7a : gs | oF? ~>> 2 >>> >>> © & $2 ‘> Sisis ¥ = ‘9 ; at SF53 BRR BS 7 P2tee i3 Fe oO ha PTR teis -- 2s ef “peng c Ge S Childs — A tf? =e - 7 ee JCBRSSSAS SHELL SE £u= “~~—2@ — - te — Sete mae Fin ‘wae w b tie + ; i, = 7“ @ ids is? oe ‘ tev * Tim, poo & 1) a ae if wis a hoe oe | oti OD eB ov'etiuleiqg > yj—!. . st ee is | a ko ae id «| ec ET a IR, ie ita el te Oe ae 2a 22—~6 * *- = eu fe ££ e i INDUSTRIAI , 32% = or “3% Bane 3335238322 Be i ‘ ~ — tad PERE EOE OLE + - Je ioioieien Lek tt te eee Ser ee 2. a oe - a ae a a) CLT fT Fe *00 higher. Thesystems reserve ra- | trem declined from 78 to 77.4 per cent , and there was a further loss of $18. - re 6 =. en > 9 60 000 ™ gold. Reserves. neverthe. | lo 4 7 tal P 6'ss ot lees. are still far too larce to ‘zive a +++ — m oe to any ‘ oncern over Centinued | ‘whan Dem " = 1. c a : - . es , pen “ver - a ‘ rp ; . ' -es . . . a = . , NY NHBH ‘ = . i shipments of gold abroad. | odo wfd . B : | , , oe $ : ' . ' wav 4 fe 1 a9 1 a @a¢437 ss .3 a ' 'Cuy Fruit 4 ’ mons * ’ . , l efs 0 Oo 9 : of wri [ww a a * wee 8 + change. aan ae bl a Swe en aitention to the technical weakfess (reat kK Cn ; ct we “ of the speculative position in wheat Faster Axl- 103 % Ly Tse: ‘ an@\ Meuidation today proceeded | Fie § BS vi 16.57 16.62 | over merrily ass longs unloaded in an ef.- | Bed Jonn 3 % 7aR, gic: fort te take such profits as re. dn can hen $7 4 5M | : mained and as short sellers grew i vehar ge PR ° — 1635 14. 1 bolder. Quite apart from the « ve ; : ques- ie TS tion of whether the world situation I " : br : : justifies a price of $2 a bushe!} 1% er even mere for wheat. ji un. ‘ Ceniably true that in its up- . Produce ae ward course from last Summer's * levels the market drew to itself a TORK, Feo. 6—Berter eser: re large speculative follow ing The | 2.598 market could, of course, hold at the er high level reasonably so long as | this speculative element had its eon- : 5 ani. a: Un r |) a ! ~ ‘ 2 Se Se Se ll or firsts. unqucted: Jo sec- | favorable growing weather in the eg + BR LOK ' LOR w : SD Fe, | $i. bo , : ee BON Ds. } ‘a oy to 47% ~~ Cheese. firm, receipts, 72.- Argentine, and lastiy, a move for. : : 1a : do Ist pf 3% 32 50 ~e i Siain : s i. : . ts cad O8*, 45% 45% aw Tork Feh. €6.—l_Live a | Government investigation. were |G BQ) Au) Bo: Driet 1 ‘ -+ ~ a fam! eS pas N on 13% 124° 13: by freight dene sufficient to shake confidenc » ane Rub : . “7 | » | : . ‘ ’ , é 7 : ‘a .> by ’ : . . . mn - a 5%! R « fow « leghorn precipitate realizing of paper ‘pret. , ve r, ; ~ , | INDUSTRIAL BONDs. ot 106% 106% — inreas a Pt its. My wheat Sold as iow a« $1.85 ae is 47% 7% 83%, a loss of 7% cents, but recovered iGray & De vie Ss 5 “on 1% cents of this loss before the |Gt West Sug & ss #84 s& close. Corn and other gra’ na, were al i's I's it, week in Sympathy. and even eot. ; Bit. BR: , ™ = a ; Sat " ; ; = £0 ton felt the influence of selling in : . ‘ tx ' 7 2 “ | i. \ I 5 ' ) : ; aS ' , _ “ . ; io ’ Oly = ~'® Tew ; ne . =" : a ~ ge ~ * 5. , i wee 2 —e. pe : ; = s athe Ls te. 2 | ot oe AGO. Feb. 6.—Poultry alive. un- tures were 4 points lower. poe 7 = he re) © 4 ‘erake G Le ios =—s_«1 Ae South Pac 4 ne see ae Se a 95 *s z =) | iediane Ref ‘ re we ' ~ > Yr : , de. ' . 2 . » Ly" Ot, | % '*% * si ~~ es 3 een 4 ; $3 Rg ; Ia 8 maa Ss LOL we rel | > 2% 3% nt R Maeh , . , ; erty = : =: 7 » ¢€ > ” , .S , . L4 = , 4 Ls ~ : 103% ™ ; .. '@ tl}. - ispatc . ~po "1 "no ~- ‘‘ement ; : ; = Me Pater | r ine a . [ : >, - ; ‘ - . lie oes 6-—The outstan4d itt a 1tt"% 111 111 > ; " 9a ; - ° ; Foreign ss ji int Harry 3 _ ’ a ’ bag , = ; Sf te —— oo pd . ‘ : > Hee : * a1 > Sa i TORED ee —, ae P - operations on the curt | 55% 86 % se% &8 3 4% — =!) c Th 682 Tita R mui = =. . : 38 88 as cong re the pronounced | S6'e A6'S AS'y 8H ¢ . ' . > ih oo 71 y ; _ . -—-—— _. : : remplUdL ; i 4 Se Bi: t, Bit, } ; socks while | ~ 45 45 ; ef " " . f . a ; ™ +h :* , ; a _ , . ° > NEW TORK, Feb. 6.—Follewing is a/int Pap a . : 1 on Ce 1 ’ 4%, © le : s 101 to 18% 2% 14 ligt. of quotations im the foreign ex: bange be fa «ts — iy * | , i or mes e row 4 ; ; wt a) 1 mo, ‘e . 18% 18% is*% 18 gr Lat 5...) S8%i ooe ora no'worth 3... 2IT 1i5% 13a) Pos B% M6 I (| 2 do ret 5s “# 9315 | | tiv Tee fac, Boe | $3% 45% 45% 45 yg Se Age ge ae Fe ENGLANI Sterting 7 $4.77 % , =o Am a a s * amet pees ok, 2 o> 1 “we —— ; = i , >: = >* : 8. - radio zTroupDp 25 2; , interests. and at ri) ew woe 78% /QO-day bills on banks 84.74% | Pty te 3% S% 23% Pump Ws : " —at.* on > = so o'ss . ' ed a further setbeck. but even in “a —— hig Quetation a $ . ' *-) ' ' : : . rid = . : “* . : : ude ; 2 — : ‘ : > 1 a a this quarter further u-turns were 4 41 FRANCE —F D 5.29 +m ee te ot a. t. 199 ee 4 % i 1 , a | “ae _ ise. | tet ; specialties. 11% ITALY ="; a? - . , " 7 6g > To i é ” , 1 - . . Be . - j | ae of of COTO. | es operating Ay aap I ‘ | , . ; a ‘ - ‘aly? 3. “a . wi : ee —— Ms _ “a ‘40 - Maracaibo uate Stiwrg rut 7: 5 | ‘ ‘ " ; - ’ Bn ‘ > mse JS" 39 Fee" ’ Le ae ; ih, 9 o8 ‘ i “ow ¥ > S' «@ * 2 » ' = op. ont : c. Es ms : te : — toe vace of weakness el ~O -4. ve : m, £3 ' a ie al — me Treading started in the afternoon in the e Stu: = Mote ; « : 1 *) emt mg - ? ~~ ; a ’ 2 “i = : 7 . - me . , — Tulio ~~ up « & } : — im the lat two — - ; Heeia Mires wh on the TIO Ve Mert — Half eRe 33 ‘ +4 ™ v; '. #232 »8 CLES FP Jt wie - = opine 4"en wa a CEES TPE BEE - ’ an 2 Jia o@ i« “Hwa oF ~~ — wie ue - oe see Pe Sekai : FF FF al oka) al —Stren get! ator ’ . - ™ te : ra on hap ft _— 7 : = a . > : La the ot ow imme continued : . ‘ : b : n ; _ : . ed ene : ~ . | j od ‘ e Wich; 2 . . os as : ad _ ae . n ; on t? oe S@SFton _ speculative ? ~~ ye oe ptimes” exchanae cn Lon: | isin Tred me femewed rea } Ridvale St Se 26 S04) & = | profite were token in later volume and , 3 . threugaenut the were oat n . ~ ~ eSEyitets mo Kat _Pieage 4&4 Alton ; ae ‘miane and +, a — ~ a" , pat: ie or hot ' . - ' of 1 te mo — mn whats Biri 7 - og ae: “tive powsitinne eer seupaaeee — ——— : > & 4 — SS ate - £- very ~~ 7 . P ni 7 | . ™f weakreme - ‘he : Pow T\ ~ Feh “e eee i i , : - . : ' ~~)? s4e- center of consid. * La re — Ra? , . : : aaeneatemind b — ee eee > iis Sees ee : : a 6% 965 96% | activity in m ‘ , one ' . | The Hereules Powder ” zt . mon >t - 4 ’ , a | aus New York “ik. | imoome Tor 1924 declined te s2 154. ' ct ote: Ww ‘EW — beh 6 tan «ith | 901. equn! after preferred div: > toe . ad seven tr te) pound: Kaneai dowhic to $1902 a «hare on the > | “at. cractn Dhow 90O: Kaneal’ bee - . t, et ork y ed = 54 ' - ™ . . r ’ 7 Na, I femwecs. Shinehu No. 1 SA 320\¢.4-- y Brteoad en $5. 568.669 oo ' a 6.35. Canton ’ im 1923. Gross | . RR Seks “#-t@#-HNOWwUe ~y “a4 4h sD 3o- oo estras A. 14x14. $5 "Oe ~- > ol Ss Tecriptse - i > S * $20,862.602 against $22,260,706 the! ‘Waltham Water , yen oy | 6<at Binc < oO : RK. Feb 4 —R, rm—Sinoked Walworth a “0 . r = ™® * — ‘~ lead «pec 639 ~Dine steam fligeid deubic vear before , “a sheets, J34@ | Warren Rros | - _ see - ' Zine spet - , <"s e eo a mo Ad. : snnentiradtissaaman peaallibatiisseseaesee ee ¢ 1 a “gerne tee ete ee eT

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GEV E OTE : : « nes . mn" a : Se ea nr ini aa CT ee ee en aT COR EI Oy 2 LF DG eee Baas Sip, See a ADD ETRE. I seats _ am “ mo ‘ ; —s . . . : 7 Q pat | | — TTT ET ye TE ee ee I RS ALS IR MF LOIN EIT EONS TEN TS A NE AS SIT RR Te TM ae a ; ‘ s "9 : : ; , of, Pa” oes 2 ome a . a ae, te, P ie a - FY . nil ; enaroiv. ‘ashe marke: lacked puying. COrMm: juny ¢7 594, to $1.59. si mber. $1.46! "0 Gold Zone R c -@ ‘ x a followed w heat down seaboard reported = : | » | ; 40 Harmill b 1} ; Mi we SEPTEMBER WHEAT. some vusiness done and Argenivie & it oe : ee . a. | : 3 ; er. : 7 . 14a 148a ! mente did not come up to fore: ast + “ $1.3. rt “ : an = uIs STOCK EXCHANGE, lont...150% 145 146%-% 1493-4 | SD4TP decline at Winnipeg started Am re ‘ec : r. Ma - to A SAAT 2 Sat RN SSE LON TERRE 3 ,L0 broad ix c..140 139 1398 141% a wn Agony : ; Juiy - 4 c, Septembe : ¢.—Trade was fairly \K — — > ow a . y rallied geome from the low Sm Lar . » Fhe. Oo 1a ‘le r soderately active 133 6b 1° See aes orre Ux other grain futures were down. Stop- , * rags Rh : sO ‘ - 4 ae 7 ~ , ° sold i; Rr. L L3u ‘* . ] 2 154 a, b , " c J , b BAY’. or mi ¢ aah sales werr 4) ~ ee he [+ ] ; today. ie net nie the Oni, .135 % Ji! 134-133 % 135% -138 ed OSD SHER BO Cou Were wae bushels wheat, 47,000 bushels corn, 73,000 , ; 1 New Oor |, 981 oe ant ’ after a large turnover kK, C.1S+ _ — i. 124% -* a 1°6%# ® local cash grain market wheat bee eg Ane F "1.000 000 br ~ ng Ree | : ¥ $y 1 N J Zine . 192% 195 %1 $ day at 25. Missouri Port-|- JULY COLN wi 3 $c lower on limited sales. about 4,4 600,000 bushels rye taken ‘for ro tte | 6 Nipissing _ 6A. wae 4 . | were fair- gt. 137 ay 34i,-% 135%b 137a * cent of offerings being carried over nant 7¢ ‘takcnh t0f GX- a 2 | F2 Ohio Cop : 1*: 6 | : Huttig common zs 4 36 S&S 3. 35 : corn wer steady to de lower and ladvrerpool did the ine ( . 2i PrP PM Lta a3 > . arti Wagner Electric com Cnt 128% 26 , 7 low, Oats were Ic to 2%c lower and |, onded to the sharp decline in Nut - ' , (104 Ply LM Bie ~ —— is a7 ttt ‘ORN ay whe . South Americ: ‘ : &: | EAS b- @ 7 - ” ~ - e * » h t | le : t } re. a - : ~ 7 . cee @ - ‘ Pre G Min.) 2°*7 oe Bh stronger. ’ le — at TL . v 7 aT pounded =: “ a ‘ 7 ~ a © ed —~ v1 ™ pence, This was responsibie fo: } ene , eo . ta ’ o 7 » shange today fo = ‘ > 135',4 — . _ i an tiled > | cent from t ie pre ar . reir 4 ait a red us t y} n ~ ‘ ‘ 100 Siliverdale de 2 18 be on the exc - C1 ora .8 ous day's 7c break. ‘in the early trade |... short 1 ~ or shee Ay we ; ' o sf “4” - sure Snorts rusned t0 ' ‘ Saa0 0% to his short tin fore the ¢ ' ee ; ) a“ : } 18 Kay | : Cor *> | = a aa am G & P 3" dy Ts . - _ Juiv wheat showed fractional gain t.% >t Ss rea rh 7 . - o - sh iA ‘s ervou! wa n nat , : . 7 | ead 6. 6 7 AFTERNOON SESSIO. “Se ' € in alliernevon cabie was e - Ee on sm, ~All od : 51 ~ Silv i. \12c l : Net | hi. . ™“s oll \& HOm ‘« to ‘wd ye peed . Corn seras were frat the norni ' or bb om ere a" ' Hughes te \ iy Chee | : SEER Terk Car a7 - _ llonmally better ere early. - a lite ine peeeet p 1 enue 1 Tono ixt. : ? 2 ; Sales High. Low. Close neruRes . een eee COALS. , , May Wheat opened at SIVIY@IWI® (2 /,, ty of boil le - 9 Tono Min.) ‘2x, 3.1% a pt 10/100 160 42% 2 _ 88% 80% G1 %-% 2's Se ten ee ete vee ht See ee & | Geclined. | lo-s orde | te | ; lO Ty full o.. } , ‘ oF) 43 9 =e , _— a SMBER OATS Di.-3.d0'4 Ati . Ay corn Jemoralization in the mit ai ’ , 9 In — a awe | 1264) 26% 26%) 26% “*3 eae San ROL Tt, | ,, The three Northwestern markets cvm: | byach $1.87 before t m pede the ¥-4f | 23 U es Cont . ide es | Ble n | a &3 = he. RS = ~ wd g7a 65U Nyt of het t compared | | 1 uiet ’ rally 4 , a ' _ oc r j . ‘ s | sees MAY RYE with ‘O mw week @80 ar » 'mBt_ year, f : Ain ¢ : 2 =a eesinn aia 6% 64 | %| 34% ) i724, 16°24 163%b 170@% Minneatr i OA at FL cars. Duluth trading. — “ more late ey te = Be ih Te iced a died s -» . | acte lJd\ >»O] advance t | nae ‘Indicates sixteenthe — , é . . 6 6%) 86° » 3 JULY RYE. SO Ns ee al wheat receipts. which were 153 to the fa t t the bulk of the shipments f: ewe ye . 7 a i 948% ~ jg9 °#£4«+140 146 %b ) bushels, compared with 130,001) #@) , Argemina and Australia were con ay 1a) Va RSTIC: BON ~ | ) a. mm, A - 7° — | week ago and. RO. 00 last vear. included . to the Continent Argent me sh QP ; : | : 14 A Pkrs 6s.) 84° 7 aK . Shoe . | | SEPTEMBER RYE. | 2 care local sind “3 O00 “be : = iy re- nents did not reach the 7.000.000 bu to - | z _—~ | ies ’ , ae D * Dg "ae 1) kee LD) (so, es | ceipte, whicn were J. ueneis. Com, , en at ec a rm AX ees fro h > a "i al are Se a 2 ; ) Bh f pas. 1. . 126 . 120 it = aad pared with 75.6000 a «& ou oe t0e sO , = as aR, p " gh ot “ aN at - " ' Other Overcoats as low As $3—Suits used, but good, from $5 og are ’ a um 78 LO ~ 102 ) 1s —— | 600 iast vear. included 54 care \oca! an r tennoet 'n silone Sougnt little | ° rn oods that are $2 At; & kK tis 7 '» toe} 6 : 7 ~ | . i ] ] through. Oats receipta. “ hich were | “Pe ' Beavb Ks O51 9 ; “ys as 3 ap Sop oreeg and mules 200, cariicky wheat, $1.94: No ard wheat ster ie a +e oe ot ll BTC Ss wi & ‘e oa 8 on he PP CA TTLP- “The market averaged ie tak $1 O21,- No. 3 mixed corn, $1.19: No. 5 a" Se ygyteneence pee i at ie ikin te USED, BUT GO ae $’ BR Stl Je 35 10: nea steady in the various departments today = ° d cor $1.1%; N vel! rn oe ee ae og ' ic Nat R s trp oie ; 47 sol koe Oy einte” fell off to ST 00 head. esti nixed = “* A wd poo 3 a oa a 4 | arr one gnmnent, Sep. y fe } , We get them from the makers and are known as factory roturas ¥ ” . ‘ ; 4 ‘ or r 1] up woe » . ‘ . Ri ‘ - —a ‘o.Uu ; ece) ‘ ' . “ swt (4s . 3" 8 noe w BR ba ee $3 | 4h |" ip |emated, | Btcere, wore sare, ine small £40; | Rrikie comm. $1.8: Nor 7 white oats. Sic: | aelr"navices are fram the, Mmiest. ar LW Vr te You save from $20 to $40 on the new price. “ a : co OS's 98% gig | 43 cows sold Vareely at’ $4 to $5.25 per cwt.| No. 3 white oats, 55% @o6ec: No. 4 white ere for soft corn. Samples on | Se 5c | na Chiids ‘ ie ] } } oo } | } 1 4 tne . a folowed by cutters at $2.75 to ba a and t od ee . sarmmple grade white oats 560@ corn “ere exhibited on the r . | ay 19's on | Zs aa s 7s 125 173 as ' ‘ canners at $2.25 to $2.50, Bologna bulls : By bt] Saree A 7, ; — 9 . 1’ me ee DD JO 103 ‘ rous $4 to $4.75 ; © — ne sea ro 1 aS. . ? bo “ ; ne hee OF) 2s) BAi' RAW... were most numerous at - ; vas ’ 4%. 4 rm |} ~» do P&als! 941, 91% + ; —— oe Calves and Foaringe -Veal calves syf- | _Oate were Oe tel Sea- ’ jan % 194} %1 Con G Bal , | (000 om _ | fered a further decline of 5S0c to $1 r t+ ee ee cma Cxport DUSITES OF : RA, , vee EF 107, 10° % yee MOSING QUOTATIONS. ata 12.50 representing the practical top and none’ odvieed & @ ne law Geane 3 a TAY) i @& It % do #4 A 105% 105% , RITY. | Bid. Asked. Dulk for hst. nee he ‘fair. Country was offering a few REA Ey Sy " C j do #% D110 (109M teas sf 5 7 : so 94 Pte) | ! saiele National. _' | bee ; 5 to 37: eut-| Linseed oil in I to a lots, 91-35 Se aatene = o sn | , : = — : ; ; » Lac ; ‘ONG. . ss e $3.50: canner | oer ecalion for raw and $1.48 for ile hie , enort- 4 | “7 7 ; oO 4 udahy “3 's Ww fat ; , ~s * , --* : - yor , 4 sharp break in provisions wasn repo: BY | 20% |S eere Feb Oly eh ete ss claaa FBO [etme pi, ese Ee 78 Pale ere ae AT ARSE tise SR. CcceisttOTUD® | oa in apmnetny with che eran acelin as HARD-FINISHED WORSTEDS MADE TO ORDER | _~ : Det ( 1G 68 103% 1e2K, ¢ oe ee “@- -- a 7 paaiie 38 in ffpm’, an easier tone eXe*ted at the opens LLE é*y : - : a. . } Indemnity. secs 7 ee" . owe $7 ‘” ah prments stock, YP. Resin firm: Mp. - Sciaek — » th h- c n ay 4 6's 6 J : ” 4 fie 113% 113% rp 4 4 ay Pz ’ ; HOGS hain hr r generous receipts of gales R63: é . . a0% shipments ad — inepi ~~ by ine ear i BUT NOT CA *) e533. | *- . Mos A’ AO OR1 ‘ : 18.000 head estimated the market today | 4445: eritock 65.13%. wote: FF to | ins 1°. ‘ore R Fe 10% ly 103 4 +. , ease COM. . 100 100% | Showed @ weaker tendency, sales ranging | $7.05: K, $7.25; } $7.00; WG, $86.30, ane _ Bankrupt ' . + ' : . + Fed Sul 38) 97% o71.) eee a" — |) ae from weak to Ite to 20 lower than | » Price Guard, Brokers, nkrupt. -4 - : ) ~ Gair Robt 7 10” 10° ° i — . : . = f 10°? ’ ; : : ‘ | 7) a == ‘; _* . Ri 'y Lig-W-Lre7 107% 107 aligs 44 Me D> G. 24 vf | oT. | 1:30 pounds at $9.25 to $9.75 and | oe 3.04 to $3.05 ‘ork Curb Markel Ths frm was ; ; | nome were steady at $0.80 10. We , ich executed large orders | 5QQOO new, up-to-date, high-grade Caps for men, §| 5. tector Vests, 95c. ae ng | an ~ pg ge cab 100 “Lea J . G > — . ~4 sows were steady ? fe] yo b° —_ ol , ' stock in he enrrirg o . . ” 7 . = 2 ’ : - ona & ’ ~ . ‘ , ) ‘ ] ; 4 y ' ' . ‘ ‘ ‘ Be ee Oe ona orn gegen Works com 2? | “AS wee Heceipis modest with a few| John W. Davis, who resigned as | {pa3, when Cavence saunders of Memphis |i young men and boys. As illustrated. rene hs New Work Pants, 95c; Overalls, 95c; Khaki Pants, v7? , ; ols PT Cc a } ; : i . cond ti s a BRN RR ME Os 001025 102 Brick ed i | Good, to choice lambs auoinbie at 817.25! Rubber Co. after hia nomination for. a core plain and fancy, light and dark all-wool materials, f | o¢-; Hart Schaffner & Marx ail-wool used Pants, - . . | in r lie im” a P mite a ; , yf , 2 +4 pulse, wouere lwuay ald bie “Uwe | t an Ever TL TT TL TT el) is wires ios | ees ee : : ing Drives to fariners and country shippers STAR SQUARE Now More Convenien + ~ ban | 8. Gees 9 ~'* . ~ Sha + 37 38 for round lots of the various e«fticie« WATER | ae) ane | t. . a oo - +» Fieetric ; 3: (emall tobhere ag .ueua! quoted highe=: IMPELLER 9 7 P ey oS Me juet N Ri ore, Ss SA Y, a : EGGS—Freeh country candied J9%C.; PUMP pat 9 ey . PSs he 4 f° ; |Cases returned ic lets , ) +t + . epavaana w | . | : BUTTEK—Creame.y, extras, a die: ) . +s ‘9 se ni : o) . : a. standard 44sec firete ec; sevvu , 5 ; nay 9° ‘ 7 Ital FP G1, ax le 44, : - " -» | Decking stock, 19¢. f irs: for work or dress ALL SIZES it 0 AE Se ee os : FIGBUNS ANU SQUABS—Live pigeon» Thousands of pairs; : 4 le : | —— hg glad i tere comnwnp live ne Ny Newest plain colors and fancy dark , « S$ .95 “ >. : ae a | EN eee e ‘ Rw wi a SBE Aen dd ° —— . ’ . . . : ’ " “4 |L Chie Stock Sales : : ome): per pound ) J stripes and patterns, direct from the i tS see LADI eeetnet te 33. | Icago Sto gy HEESE— : Northern twivs Ee manufacturer. Medium and heavy ha | 5 : ee ee ee | Se jwopaeheurns / . Wa teat bas F i “ és | CHICAGO. eb. 6.—Fovlowing aoe 8. 5c; pritits . uricke £. weights. Splendidly tailored. Lt nn aoe Me Ra | | CLO Y | , r oq | BOrt of today's sale» high, low J market | oa FA gu be‘ hogag ~* Pe ; ORDS and two back aagpoer theese =. poc “= ASHE oh | | : £ 1a ing Gguotat viis, at the ‘ hicago St - ie : ; ‘ 20¢ leghorn apri! ' ‘© + . FOR F loops, plain or cuff ottoms, etc. ow jh i 1 uf ii F : R a 95 1% 3 | cRenge: a Bene ee 7 — ow. * en ee ee eee Oey eine bbe; Re. Guaranteed to keep Ford motor on sale at §!ve-away price, almost unbe- Bee | wi | i) = TS, Hien, | jn oS yes |S furkeye. Yue. ducks Vth muscovy duc 4 cool under the severest condi- lieveable. Choice, pair, seit thal | 1 i] 7 . “sw . 7» - [i ‘ ~# . % m . ] . ’ ' meteors | gay AP PS etd -) O04 CO MEE.. «...))' Bench Vise a SP Bile : nA, a 70 Arm Tl fd RRL 0 M- 16.15 18.15 | voune guineas. 1% @2 ibs. $8.70. ) sects Ht af . i) R', lod Bai A K VTC 52 , iy a de RELLIES . T ye tye ag K Fy ang’ Mate’ A real quality tool; tae a — th -s wae . . . “- — dufen ¢umvo. : 1 i . ) OC 1 POS pte a ; ; ; $250: babies " 3 .95 oo C . ; $3.50, | WwW ted Men's 812.5 Hy ) | > on 4 C&4at" ys . e RA BBITS— to end *ondition rs? Ss —— 1%, ne do pf ee | > om eS ’ cog | n on 1a@i1% | ° Leather; wifi] iy | s 54 ari. | QA’ ce Edisa 1 * . Fed. 6—Butter easy: re- \ pounds, 114 “Cc ol tte 13@ Went tre - on Ben | Packing «tock. current | 165@180 pounds. 10@1llc: 1804200 BLACK Cassimeres Lined rh | ” =99. | 2.1835 Cudals 4.08 108 ~{ -. 4 Kevwg closing: stead) pounds, #@10c, rough, coarse. under- ALL : Jackets | arid R% 8 Ind D &@ Co pfd On an , 16: Fresh gathered extra |ied. underweight, etc., selling for chases BIFLEX TYPE Cotton ~ y | rr. 4e > | °5 Din Match 117 117 Go firsts, 4.00 460 nea! otrt trim minte w@ileec. sheen S@dc: uaens, New; 4 o ) 10 Fisk pid Rog, BOM x are’ ‘naneee Vaamnece bow: susiits: gulte tees ae. FOR FORDS—These Bumpers are made of nics : Sieiies bowels Mixtures pePiae get | Hey | . B, GX. 100 Evans & Co "S's BRE While. firsis to average extras. 474 VEGETABLES double-tested spring bar steel. having a special construction, ce 4 y , 4 MR. 190 Gill Mig . 5 4% Mary hennerivy browns. extras. 49@ . Be may 9 ay ee . with unusual strength and resiliency. Special price, bh rehie | cmieaiied T Y L > 24 | 100 G Lakes DH 10” | Bf Seuterttor firsts. unquoted: Jo sec. *s) ae “California, $6.50 to a5 Cheviots Ny’. : " : aa ; ntar =a 7 a “oe fo ~~ 4 4 0 ! : $5 4 Ps, ' + 4h 9 Moto /. 10 “4 a6 % DY « paeeee, = orem 2s BEET H—~—tiime-era’n, wid, 40c to 50c s d {4 H%, | an sae Ma‘ m4. B+: oy TORK Fen 6 —tive poultry | Per box: Texas, $1 ‘ , an o- oe PP — hg > ° mar: chicke es ™ , >4 fA CARBRAGE—OoOl4, *5 to 30 per ton — | 1, #614 -+ Tlkh No Ut ofa R° a7 by nS. Dy Treignt 23M 26 ‘| new Texas, $35 to $40 per ton: new Filor- . . / ; i 19 Ind Pnew Tool 67% 67%) “2xprem. ail nd ] -s +3 sy ivy ida, $1 ver hamper. .° SHEET CELLULOID | Fords cetera All-Wool ss 108’, | SO Ken HWE) pra a? me | EPrices unchange, ssed poultry irresu- a SPROUTS — California For repairing Curtains, 59 —_ $9.85 ” 2° Kra’t CT +s JR™m! TRY! GO. ; ine i@her: drums, $10 me : . : , ro a7 | SAN Lihhe Re at Soe a Butte ner CAULIFLOWER—California, $1.90 to 20x25 Sheet .. C P Cuerressse $16 95 ? 77 | me. ‘ , standards aes ‘ . : . . For men: brand- 5 Te 119 MeCord Rad A 4” ae" ; 37 ‘ firste. 35@ $2.25 per crate = 20x50 Sheet _. $1.15 eae i." At, ; 2°0 Md Snel Prod 27%! BT) fT Kees hieher a CA KKUTS——Home-erown, nid he *o et HYDROMETER SPOTLIGHTS . new; all sizes. | a 100 Mid Weet pr 1) 101% 101s . ; firsts, 40c;. ordinary | Pet box: new Texan, $1 ba ¥ Packed in neat carton. Guar- One-piece brass spun shell, nicke! and Made of heavy a - , , ' a7c. ‘ew York, sacked, $2.20 pe 2 29c ylack finish: on-and-off switch: Uni- ‘ oO Mil Wee Util SA1,) 8487 1°91 Oc OP Canesten iccteaiee “es ufeten 4 anteed accurate .. ye black Tinis 230 bl d _— Te 3S | 1) M Weet ™ pr otk aaa 6 —Potatoes, early 8: Fierida fiat crates. $8.26 to $3.59. | ASE versal bracket. Regular > | Ra — — RA 1.07% Mont Ward ' 1% 40m! - imited: markets steady: ' $6: Florida flat crates. $3. - -aMlic to Vi —— an P°0 Tall ineiwrn SAR CNTY Mo. Feb. 6 Eerste 1 GAKLIC——California, @2c oer tb. —~ ot Ee , . 4 7 Fp. SLADAYVS 1 FP. M. | toy, mt al 40c. GREEN Pieas—Fi $5 per %a-bu | OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL « . + RAR*, | 1 Oveaker © fd 104) 108 Ay, > ten 6 Raw ener: ~~ . : pfd 10 , . . ay 1 40 ” Du baake : . Mi RG, | 1050 Pea) ooK J 70%! Foe at 4.59 for Cuban.) MUSTART: iN c. LIGHT. : "1) Da, Re, . ie . » : were reporter. nm) inched yy : ' — : ' ‘ea’ | bo ean Cate’ *) ante! SO By Ra ie MO Be pe A Re ee $1.3 : Ingraham Clock Co. extra sizes. ~ ; — ~ . a ; a ~ ‘ ; - ; ' i ids, | 173 Ot Cae coms! an | i prices in nearby sosione | ONTONS—“Secked red, $2 to 83.35: fan PPLY Ce. , The best Alarm y 18%, | "0 Sd Gae nid 0 8, , Pugar ures gsnowerd jlittie «hance »AS to $3.25 . Lite. Mi 45's | 7 8° Ftewart-w 9.) 72 | ET Rar oreale eager en ane beyengs 94,70 ERADIAV Heme on the market, : 2 OT% Ran + £'gonR uke at miliay woe Sk VDISH—Home-grown medium DELMAR : ; 3.350 syed . aed ieee fined at gy 7 Rr’ ey dg to large. $8 to $10; No. 2, $4 per 100 Ib 84K6= 1129 L 4969 4 | Oo am : . ' ar 4a ; ined eugar for late Mebruacy KALE—Aiahbama. $1.; ber hamoer and } © FRANKLIN EAST eof KINGS HIGHWAY le ‘a in homp J 4 . ee > wae qusted by @ loce’ refiner at . . $1.65 per hamper sack: ° ; + baskete BET. MORGAN BET. ELEVENTH TWELFTH e resse 2 c’ , oo 7 4 } , “ +. 4 oe" ' , —. _ | t La ; r a | 4n*,' 45 & —- | bea LET LUC my —Califorr — : ee i= VOULR WAIL ORDERS a , c, Theater 5. yp ppeellbediedeplies New Thru Drawing-Room Sleeper Sea Wid, | 4175 Wolf Mig Mo, ’ ~ Se ) : 4 Rae 4 f po 3 95 ont 7? $100; Northern italia $3. Hod at ON for Usx60 and ite | PER RAUT—City meke kere, $7.5) Daily, Commencing Saturday, February 7, 1925 ; ‘ou May Buy Another for $1 Buy One of These Dresses and Then You May y 7nH T*r a - ne 5 iv Theater.. | depen dmnehes . : 1> Wels { wer | ; 1 on “i: +. ' = . ear ~ ; 7) ° — : » tO the Peet - hepato? ‘At ae a seein, oOo an _ = * , a *; 80 Yel Gab .....' 12%!) Bae nr, eb. 6 ka, SP. a "oe AR : —— POTATOES—Home-zrown vo:- oo | , jie. | in Winnipeg Wheat. 78 a Spice $150 to $1 7%: | ace a ” a HE N Y k BG. Feb. 6.—Wheat prices wen! y ' ee oo: Ve aerEne | ay e * a ™ @0ayr for the third break within $i 75 te $2 per bu box: nev be €° +. . s 95c oo : 2.25: Arkansas nancy hal!. &° er ’ ew Ors | | rr ; $1.95 GIRLS’ COATS SKIRTS, 95¢ $1.99 RTS, 95¢ : T’ | | on 1 & PA pf RA | Red fatures were nomina’, percrate Arm nee SS!) | 12%, on tT Ta PR, sn Bm © war futures steed) p i- | Texas bu hamper, $1.40 to @1.2 | S “Wek PR pr 4a 4 . 23, nt LRSc,; PARSNIPS—Home-grown washed . * “rn w & 1°74 (1°98 Bie; July. 3.13c: Sept.. 3.22 $1.25 per bu box ioo-- pr : Tal — xtra 91Ze verge UF . ° - WOO Wall ry . ' ae |». one We - | Goods Market Review. POTATOES—Red Nive: ) os2) OF ) : | ’ 18 Total «e's 57,900 shares. . ie vs throughout prec- RADISHES—Loulsiana ma s . * Fx -divid : liat Trading wae fair. or ‘ 40c er doren - * Re end : 4 Cott ; tips. “oc to Pp _— - on g£00ds were quiet at KHL BARB—Michixan OC NvuUuse i 5e oer r | icia | . $2.95 a . - . : ; May dropping to $1.05 1% shor hasket: Tennessee nancy ha!!, $° Al! half price. SERGE SKI eres &F ~ | p the opening. for a net loss of & ls pe ee «of the morning's high. Lieuida- | >@™per , ™ yee : lain toe chocolate color ; . i ate ees IE 6 gute RUTABAGAS—Canadian bulk. $ fantry, Munson Last Shoes, new; p ; ial . 6% IIB Stocks ee | heat pee b1.45 40 91.50 » oiieee Dress Shoes, with waterproof middle soles, all sizes $2.99 BOYS’ SUITS, $2.95 FUR CHOKERS, $1:95 im o r ° . ; SPINACH—Texas, . ’ ‘15% 1% * > Winnipes Cash Grain. ce PURNIPS—Home-erown wiobes, 75c to , gang” turda ’ I Values up to $4 and $5 $2 99 HEAVY iT $4.95 1 95 es: | f] Our @irect and tast : Seed.” S—Wheat—No. | Sl per er seerican repacked. fancy, Lv. St. Louis. : p. m. Saturday Men's Work Shoes, all sizes. é p pe aa (2-PANTS SUITS, Fox Chokers, $ By Blvate wire connections Bi N03 Nornern, $1.70%. | SABO. and chole $4.50 Dee. . Ar. Houston . és ™ og cred Men's Fine Dress Shoes, bankers’ last. Values up to $6.50. __.§3.95 OVERCOATS, $1.95 : ‘iil jp {pable us to execute o | | nergy cy Se ee taney. 96.50 -2 +05 .m. sundae roof Boots, moccasin style secon | CLOAKS ve g ee Bove wt the New Toru Boston Wool Market. barke: grates, repacked fan $6.50; | Lv. Houston ae Mo pod Men’s $12.50 Waterp $, asin , all sizes $7.95 - Boye’, ds, werth 63. | | t y TON. fF a , (choice. 35. a ; Ar. Mission ... 9:40 a. m. Monday 7: ++ ITZ I Stock Exchange q ed 46. ' A sii@ht spading 0 SA LSIF V—Hame-rown 75e to P0e ve er 95c SWEATERS see es ‘% ° in the raw woo rket ven nnchee, ; Vana (te ween, to the “American Woolen SORHALLOTS—Louitiana, 20¢ to 25c per Tickets and Reservations at Union Station, or City % | Jambo Sweaters, sizes te 3A—B5 | | _ | 7/1 &t. Cheries Btrect. | weurg 107 feet a fall of & RGATerS ee “ ay Gupnaibins: Y¥ hy PACIFIC a +. a% ts ' Koy oan ’ sir 7 &t. Louts. _ “8.5 fect. a rise of 2 . e 7h wer 10 - 1650 Railway Eaxchange Building. PP. t . | 3% , © 11.8 feet; | LEMONS— a"'fornia $4.50 to “er ; : >» , h ry AR ye 12 ——— 7 a [ 218 feo: ee / & rise of 4 ‘bee in shinning wee ST. LAUIS, MO. , | }. 2 iY ow REN Ses ENE Pe —— : ee’. a rise of 9. ORASGES—Ca 1 for . ey 740 to $4.50 4 ea . >” : > Whee’ t* . - 18.3 feet, a fall of .1 007 ok | RERRIES— Florida, : TE 20.7 feet, a fall of .5. ator carriers. “5¢ to Ofer pers Me $4 , -4 *»> N . LIN o— Fi ic : , a to

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Sat Gee oe Fw = - ; | iene Pai enya treet ato ‘og the amount . 4 Pee a : - — Proce ae ; feelin . sos Pest h es 48> , Al ei ty Tt, 10-feot jengths. READEROONFIDENCK it ff RAS War Fae | it Railroad : | 1 herd rip! | la. Vira in id ~ Hl 1 | a Ae o legen fA, | aid te pe A ng i FR pon engths. | SSe ica : Ff | oe ig , | ' . | | 1 iit Be ' ie n ro Bas ok ve pee 7 FURNACES. Heating. ere. Fe MPLOYMEN ; alle 4 : ) ( 30, S08 = NG ¥ of oe _ : a | & SBelotiet Fall River, pe , » : ; . : S-piy. $1: : {i amente (07 oa i re te Co.. 2835 Union. | : : : : ne and fhe oN of ATTN: ; : “pap a4 * Fi i Atlin vw oFk A) Pew e ay, Fay " “- . oe ‘a « , uarameet tes, Ss ae ats | f New epar er ; Ti averting i dood V/ A Ay r E ry : tee . ; anticd : ra 14ca ‘or = ‘“ . ‘A> epee ; tS Lai a — anurced Seles A Agency. : x . ' Batter Rasin ome ~ f ’ , . S. . ; o , : . at ee “* ~~ “yt r 4 4 ; ae, eo : - 4 . : ‘ , tre ‘ ‘ Heth |] Tres wets . "ese l : 0) ra! r ha | iw in i , AOL LE—Puil size, veer, het : ; . iti j f repent” te : re , | and cue Railroad zs J rw Le , : P : si “ne tir beet teats ov rnw / ; a : : q e “ ~ aoa Frank! in av. tic) . . , , . 1 | da taxvette ww g . whee be = == . ga i , af on fs yo to é ' : BS 4 2 ‘ae peer tes rye ieee? onteide rateil GIRLs wv ge = , | e & ; . : | ‘ ; ‘ byt " ; ee fo ’ ” ? + > ~~ leerman ooorye ery beet on eerie: oder .s . pe hom nat . reen, $7 50 value. : DIREC TORS MEETING 14 . “a ’ . ’ ; . a a o tts Avie _ Tes y roe ; - Agency. ; Mange & Son. § 4 . . Tomar, 2 =f uth : * 4g, | Gr Rien Wh rah te | Pranklin av. ———— Fe ' ry + M 7 'e ' Xj a ~ H i otheratee soeuntea by odie >, ls iG : and dress: c¢ ¢ ' ' , oe “4 .Y ’ ne rn) tat! to om aa she uring « ‘as She ine a waa ats " “ , * tot gy m. Co.. 3950 Olive. ; 2 ; , ; ‘ . ‘ - ; " : | Tr hab ALAL ADAAAA be BADAA mrvryprryy Peni 7 : a “4 nn ne : . ‘¢ ’ : ‘ Ss ) , ed : py ak ovine delive 3. Mo hinee pers Se Hin 12%. 25 and 5o\ I> } #- ’ ' : a re : _ hth = pan tie. " A . L In E, » 25 oe With “Ferd para “ead ant ah. vege, S'4c, 10. allroad Sele . La Twenty, for - -y. 823 Frankie a S YOUR BABY ORTH Sc A DAY | TO ‘Yo -tees ecales rented at reasonable e : . +" 7 . " sx : TCH EC , aly ‘ ; : yer . : ; . " ii ’ e : on ~~ . nivewR) NrAp —_— oan — ) Sua tte, RINATION RANGE—an blue enam- ) PAINTING Ne } +h th + ? | teed: Ora : ._ ae . aran : nd-new $95. ~i 4" on ” - . ia..- 12O2 s. Broad way.(cS) re fc) i LYS e — = ae ote i ~ i: ROOM SlLITE—Brown mah = i PL UMBE sa ’ ¢ - "a" ll , - - ; . — . Cones > Lay ' i 4°65" Me Pherron. sd t herr aa st S$ ; A . ‘ . ) . ; : ; it i} ae 3s : NG Re ° Mw te " . i Rar'ty Eng! ish fin- +. 56-ireh round tadle. nice buffet ind F » closet: price $40: good condition. Cha mberiain f offe a ' ofr re " Tw ; : : TRE—cContentse 3 reeme. $160: : new, , : 47 7 T45, Det -Dispats af Ai cn q mh double. 1213A_C Carrer fev) | PFINTING AND ADDRESS!) > . Wikies ik, on a - ' Ay TRE—C “ontente, of rooms, Gas . ! ver “i, Te shaleek » . ee ms: must ss! foun park nect , , = RE ——iale or 9 or trade for Ford Car. car. ity from 9 to 5. 1; 5 Dolman._te tid i ‘ B - = "RE- ~$50 wortn, 3S or used, | a Ae Annies SR Aa +. ORS E: =. Sl week Steiner Furniture pe. Li P —~ | | i sie in Wee. | HOUSRKR Ts xo pS. Broadway. é . ss 44) | i TTURE—Soid for storage charges: | STORAGE AND MOVING , : pais aE IV SP hen her a complete, $87.50. Frankitn Stor= ' ’ nha hl ww, ~ ‘ & Furniture Co. 2228-30 lin. | | ; ae | nie aoe “it hee : — = also separate pieces: reasonable. | DRIMIMANN- THER | ae ! teat up tages 18 ae : tay Pimowses ae pe Penare. on, See teas) | | \" . , ay | , | . vin . 5 | | “ae 3 — | | oTrpora tie com: TRE FACTORY SAMPLES i Bo a sestraline rade bedroom. dining and ltring 80’ {Des rane: utoe suites: breakfast sets. Ellerbrake ) respona bility : aim Beiture Co. Lith and Lucas. (e564) © a iat ce a ee ee ee ee es RE—Entire contents of 3-4 room . € _ m and rugs. $450; ; mer Furniture Co. 1202 s&s. Broad. iy. (eS) | FU NITURE—Contents of 3-mom “at. | sisting ved overstuffed suite. walrort | Broom suite. kitchen furniture rugs. F . Revuleants oniy used «4 ers. 19714 7] mot sell separately: no dealers 1A so ; he ic rs fF ORC INTT URE—aAt a bargain: {if -ec want | TC furnisa vour home;complete or re | se some pieces, see us before vou buy: | can save vou money: special vrices to ne house and hotel men: cash or’ O Keiner's Furniture Co. 1034 WN. deverter (c6) , . ye —— ‘ TRE— | | “Y ' | - ‘ erent stries and > - . , a) : " pam se = eaiial > very cheap: cash or time, ener's SAT PPRe" (verde Patines aN Ae iture Co.. 1034 _N. Vandeventer. (c@) ' nail ’ Rny ING RO} M sUITE—3-p piece “mohair ; : a ; : . . 4 at ‘ , . - P . w " . . . , : Cr ; . oe 3 3S yO ; Case. Naa at ESS (eS) | Rind. " K. Guire. ver | Nah : i iM NEERS- “ROOM AND BEDROOM sUTTe | FUR: 3 : emi parading T xl? rwoce, breakfast set. gas fer SAT ? ~ Vi :* ‘ Ah: BM aa ahink-a ot . refrigerator electric washer. ON OSs aa AS SONS Michigan. Meee | Leomors : — ster 9 «. @ (©85) | 1cEROX ‘La! collapm Die ber-| orice (hristmas. Cabany ae | —_ er “n an i? i=) | . rant mes Te vt - few) Net ew ers Ona ii CLEANERS—Fieer samples; APN KR tis ' erearr “ep Weidt a a r | Eureka. Hoover American: : ” 4) | 7 ae 6 “ie. low as $5: save monev: cash. . ; . > . , a. he oa ; , ace ton Electrie Co. 1117 or : éoneall seer ae ___'e19) | singel , : See fies a ae , ee —Electric: a large w >] ’ ° . ; pan! pd . ; . - 7zhle tha Wx se uge 1 nd — . ae ido STock HOL DERS: MEE TING ; , 7 mre = 5 : brad sd lh oa y ‘$3 "aa 3 " | ag en . oe T ‘ ~ ‘ , , " T¥Fe EN Here = Pe 7 Electric Shoo. Basenient A Fo a. te : ; . , . : oy . Bubs eb} | é , Ja —) — _ MACHINES —Finer smples | cea BIA chitin BC. Ther. Eden. Almetal, | ~ | rad and others: cash or terms: some lente ~ #8 $25. Morton Electric Co.. 709. aire —_ ee. Mact r . nv aS we | ; ‘7 7 eR. 6 tu ret for geod His sa = ae ret reve . and furniture. : ——— , ; “ =. oad + ph eho VI ” SRUARY SALE Mmoie lp ewe $) et op ey ; ' - byrne hoppy “ ae re pea vill " EDW. A. LANGAN : | taepor eal FURN. CO : mihi te Ph $i ' Morgan St. Bam. 3980 PST wT s aur fleaor eampies. bedroom. 4ining +, ot living mom and o her nousehoid | T \eeree « SPEEA sos - i” "ns Jo 50 0 per c cent _diserunt. a Us ii SH OR EB. Z. TERMS. | —_— - wore Germs furnished complete. - new. ‘ : | 7? 6A liviregw, hed reem t.. ; — ‘pRascH. cos Frankie. te> |” aie “on ULVIHILL | — RNITURE.CO. 112-114'N. 12th St. ; CASH OR CREDIT KR GREATEST SALE _ OF STOVES re Auto — ND FURNITURE fe SAVE YOU 14 T0 % | i. ee eal REE! FREE! cam ndsome Present With chiitres Beinn Bhi Sinn cee AR ET Pp yy Ra ee DH : hie te | gettin Purchase of $10 or More | una RITE | : : ‘id "X art AN D ‘ cpr eoentie : SSNS Se cag : seoms, Complete, $175 =| menseB ST es ya , , , ., Y ¥ RUSINES: RDS: | ae ' at the > Be fae see 7 - , Dining m, Kitchen 5s*. ee eh ae ee ) ROY: das Hots ; iS —— 8 $18 cash and $2.50 week | ee CARPENTER , : SNOT ea | eS . valde Cosadl — “ll New Furniture . Se FES : , ‘ +} a oe ~ WELe x frm ° : Se c "J Jil Outfit for $87.50 . __for te us 3 ‘she o . 7 is 6 M ; _ 3) h (rade 8. Piece Wal $1 50; Ti. -onteind i jiaes a | PATENTS ~ | | an ' + hing Room Suites, $120 | | COplest ext ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC iElecant 3-Piece Over- Goa | Velour Living Room « | | vit a . ee ; Extra Special, $132 | =" rervider Ee ter ”* , " ae wor ~ meas Pre Size sey | cox ~~ as ~ te snegl | a err > wale me. > ; wD, “e a j +, eT : \ & Fees eS, e oe se revere: hi 9 BLAN © COTTER expe! snewd , ales "y ew Ha Ye yall ' FEOYS.S Heater Combination | — ‘ ai tadiver . . . ‘ : ” ‘ _ \ . “ “ts es ‘ . FE xf S cum ai Wyre ai Matin ay a | a A at bad a wre: as a. > 1s = ra pecial, $78 dian oo oc a ve . Coe Bait. | Ma, pee hae. Tee Eo Se ~ Short Lengths of ‘cas toons von Vom. ae Sana ams ; Special, 50e Yd. one. . - Re nit Re Seton

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LOUIS Pos. ‘DISPATCH. : SS ¢ | D HELP ‘WTD.—wo EN, ¢ SPIRITUALISM DEATHS | EXPRESS AND HAULING» THEATRICAL "HELP / WANTED—MEN, BOYS | Aa isn, DIET KITCHEN RELIEF WOMAN \} TON TRUCK—rTrin. load or contract: ash } CHORUS GIRLS—With or without expe-) BOUY——About 16 years old, to r cS) ae een a pe “White; meals. Barves Hospital, Recital Hall, Ist floor of Odeon, Grand! Feb. 5. 1925, at 7:45 p. m., Herman | hauling. 3211 Bailey. Tyler 2360.8) rience: also piano players. Apply to-| and work in store. 716 N: Tih. ‘ quired, phone number. Box E217. I PD’ aan =o ror "Dra Bohm tts Wroughton. Kansay Meyer, darling son of Otto and Fannie The value of advertising is in WE are ready at all hours: 3-ton truck. floo ) The DRESSMAKERS Soon 8 gah J tt. Springfieid. also oma Meyer (nee Stalzer), dear brother of direct ratio to the amount a, 2A2Z3A Thomas. Tyler 335W. (c8) |” Credit’ Clearing House. 414 x eth. (c) SALESMAN—Clothing: over 35; experi- be capable and neat, . D. vi endid program: ail eer Hilda. Virginia and Albert Meyer, dear | READER-CONFIDENCE it taceram BOY—Or young.man, for machine shop . 7 =r 1012 x Grand. (c7) Apply, SILLA. De Baliviere or ea ee r erling. State secretary. Ni nephew and cousin in his third year, sesses. That is entirely A eg : - chance to Jearn machinist trade. __enced: steady. e | al i 1666 ACS 4-4 ” giee Funeral fram he tasty residence e. acts | op the quality of TRUTH. | URNACES. HEATING, ETC. E M PLOY M E N JT - Accessory Mig. Co.. 2629 -_ es ee Ford sar: experience PERATORS—-E pm ees Got ood ~ apin§ strert onday eb. 9. a N NG . salle Q __ Unnecessary. 4388 Olive. M. HH. Smit : ; eg ¥. wep o Clase os eipsadtiaS teamaakhe Dolor Bobo of 16: for office workin | SALESMEN—Ffor tent and awning wes) 10 Lucas ey ££. __ness._Box T-318, F.-D. FINISHER —On CUStOM Cuuts. oom | 7. to St. Bernard's Chure h. Intermen* | Newspaper Classified A —- condition; reasonable. Delmar 33500K. W T BOY—Bright: D E A . Si rd ‘ Ss. Peter and I aul 8S ( eme te ry > Managers and the Bu SS ic S$) | A N E D wholesale house: must be active and Te- MURRAY—-Entered into rest on Friday, Bureau _ and the Advertising Club HEATING piants, furnaces put in good | liable; address in own handwriting. giv- | SALESMEN—Enxperienced gg Oe othing. Feb. 6. 1925, at 3:30 a. m., Friday, | of St. Louis, in all of which the | ¢@ondition; reagonable. Delmar 3550R. | Ning references and telephone sere) Apply L. Fuhrer. 1556-60 5. cadway FINIS ae Ame hand sewers on cc Veitch Murray. beloved mother of Mrs. Pust-Dispatch holds membership, ry AE PCs rc (c8) ' Box T-398, Post- Dispatch. ic SALESMAN —With experience as whole- nugset Clothes Co.. 923 Washington x KE. BR. Bogardus of Chicago, Mre. I A. — mage mens ages = ore Se MEN, BOYS CAR OW A leun tite st. Ga sale facto resentative. Apply 3 Lien ttn (et nas . ‘ Conrath and Thomas KE. Veitch, and our ; ee A lv r. Gimlin ? - ‘ Exchan Bl (5 BALLING—-Entered into rest on Vhurs- | gear grandmother and mother-in-law. having its GAS PIPE CLEANERS ACCOUNTANT—Sit.; would like connec- ra 11th and Walnut. persone. 191 Railway Exchany ge_Bldg.(o GIRL—Good. _ colored : J: cooking jell, house ‘ij wg ~, one. at = pa Ann age Ayaan i Tue notice of funeral trom the resi- to any advertise- 4 cAS PIPE s blow n, a ts work gua ante 1 | which will give ne essary #iDeri- xe. 11t eR ERK. oats) eee oe, SALESME N—See sales manager Olive _- work; reference. 4542 Lindel - 7 i , ly love: ‘ r . wes r et. ‘e op 08 en , —_ : “Oe ’ i . . > Roat- .” ana ~ ite mr Witliane Rita” Tee nek A attr | dence ine her daughter. rs. be A. Con: shee arnees” _doey nut conton ty. to Nic a Tyler 640. (e360) A panda caged MP og 2 Ag RB .. url ¢.| | Opportunity fer young man to ee nest men's Bank Bide. Co.. 1608 aur” eae wore in ‘ol N. 2 a caters * : of Helen Ruth Balling beloved daughier | Pat. ~ Catalpa street, wi given.(c G FAS appliance nnec ted. ipes te i. | perience at keeping books aki - ‘com- | Counting with an expert accountant. Must | c rin,_expersenes ‘ : ter, sister-in-law. daughter-in-law and os — hy aa 12. 10 yay osthinén as (Oh income tax reports. etc. Box*® K-79. P.-D. | 28 wh a © me to become, ideutitied + tn pe erocerieg: mont "og" Forest 5267. S11” Wes.1ingion, R ‘ - se : y ; : counting wo s rese - “unt, in her twenty-sixth year. (80) | number; appointment arranged. Box. T- N. 2d (c7 roe Catholic. bend cooking; no iaundr3 20 ” 3908A Hartford ark Antony , near oo Ss A Funeral Saturday, Feb. 7. at DP. oe | Nag! beloved husband Mary Lacy _ SPECIAL NOTICE ‘ ATTORNE Y—Ssit.: “Wants position With a “4 yw > © 4 ‘ _ 4 | ; Os SO; > t } { > Ss MISCELLAN EOUS NOTICES | Collection ageney or any eredit hove: Bi. Fost Lanes c! SALESMA MAN -&To sell Darker at ke steering ai ents restaurant work. ore meetin DIG SPIRITUALIST mass meeting tonight. MEYER — i Thureday. | , LR — Entered into rest, Thureday, | 5 Truth in Advertising — day. 816%% Pine st... 3d oor. ic); BOY—For. messenger work. eee ee ge eee from the George L. Pleitsch chapel. 5966 Nac! ; } . ; gle. beloved son of Mrs. Kate and the ~ . ont ane salami . } Maston avenue. to Lake Charlies Cemetery. | j2° 5 John Nagle. dear. brother of Mrs. | 3 3319 1) NOTICE—1. atte ae. Bs or GONGRETE cut. and wrecked | best reference. Box K-88, Post-Dis. (89) COAih FoaDiene yard work. be 3 Meo gin opportunity co. coal Sa 3 BECKMANN —« aday. Feb. 5.1925, | Henry Weber, Mrs. J. N. Johnson, W. B. i 2 Crt! ot. b Gri ; ; ( BAKER—Sit.: coo . ; steady; © oo ; eral use work. Tt 4:10 a. th, Aucusta Beckman. ince | Nagle of Jersey City, N. J. : atte sre? monet cs cape lal as | ee ee vistas | help out: city or country. 707 8. Broad- | COAT MAKER—Fist-class. 502 Arcade | man. S067 Tindell._____ ic), | GORE Tbe. a ommerel henson Kerber). beloved wife of August Beck- Funeral Saturday, Feb. 7. at 3 p. m., EXCAVATING ading and wrecking. | #y — Ske... ee ar- L— mone a take ¢ mann. and our dear mother, sister. siste’- | from Wm. F Paschedag's chapel. 2S. | ney S saptdagy sane a this date by ‘my Colfax 385". - fa gwen 2506. 8 ‘c8) | BOOKKB EEPER Sit.: experienced wants COLLEGE MEN pet strips of the Bigelow - “Hartford — GIR TT deh 12 ‘A Fe wn in- law and daughter- in-taw and aunt, age } N Grand buulevard. to Calvary Cemeterv ary a > “Fe a wy ork i Boke ’ Py B K t ndergraduate college students for three t Co. Dondis & panenet. Fall mers apply to ~~ . inte es | N. . ree _____MICHAEL GRABYAN. _ | EXPERT window cleaning. prompt ‘ana 10s Post-Dismateh p. im. o* 5) montbs’ work: must not be in. a school | Masse., selling agents (c lafayette. Funeral from Wacker-Helderie chapel. | _ : - | Pe ger ee = 08 eT eee guaran- | Aas a ——— = ! now and prefer one desiring to complete | SALBSMA! — Experienced outside retail | GIRLS—With Pe og rience of T Gravois avenuc, Saturday. Feb. 7. at NOWLIN— Entered into rest. Friday. Feb - ‘DIRECTORS MEETING a ictor 49 Lightning Serv- | © INTE R—Garages built: all kinds. A. | education. ] Erickson ft 9 electric fixture salesman; commi embroider sewing. 1:30 a. m. to Local Cemetery. Local, Mv. | 6, 1925. at 8 a. m.. Sarah L. Nowlin hae ni hth ice Co. __ (eS) Nolte, 4606 Osvivia av. Riverside 1470J.| 4° m. $v. m., 1083 -N. .| basis; Rood , opportunity, _Mange & on, 7 05 had ponine 7 ‘eh’ &. 1925, 0f,7357 Maple boulevard, Maplewood, dear DIRECTORS’ MEETING—St. Louis. Mo.,| FLOOR “LAYING MACHINE—Sanding; old) ——— er | room _ 202, | 6 Post- -Dispatc 6) | G.Ri-—White, «general housework, LAINE....On* Thursday, Feb ”, ge. beloved daughter of George Hi. and Lulu | Feb. 6. 1925. A meeting of the di- floors made new. B. C, Sait, Lindell | CARPENTER—Sit.: alterations, repairs: I MA TCHER—M: Xperienced in Py een ho is otherwise occypied, ~ eine infant; 0 home nights; refe 3% : Clara Biaine inee agi Ad A BY nage M Nowlin (nee Jobe), wel our dear sister, rectors of the Sligo & Eastern Railroad | SoTR. ate a " iid wd} reasonable price; day or contract. Zim- | OOS colors in th on state to se!! coal and coke during spare time Delmar 2682 4 w “ ut Pnoree ave ot + peg ge in ha of (in her fifteenth year. engage will be nee at vind a of | GENERAL REPAIR Co. merman, 162 2A 3. Compton, Grand 4539K | experience and salary expected. Hox kK - for home consumption: commission paid GIRLS— Experienced on all special. ! mee. | Blaine d our dear sister, : Remains will be forwarded from Kriegs ze Ne sy Ba por lp ne hi PR ty Specialize in repairing and coating old | CARPENTER—Sit.; employment wanted] 2094, Post-Dispatch. (7) month following delivery. Box D-395, chines on men's pants. H. fox, » James B. Blaine, an Ped, ear, | bvauser’s chapel. 4104 Manchesier avenue. | wg nae. y the dent Gas? eS oe leaky roofs, plastering, chimneys. tuck * journeyman: expert finisher: young | —— CREDIT - MAN. Post-Dispatch. N. 10th st. ca on uesda 7 eX ‘}; wotnting and painting. Delmar _ 5389W. an:* nonunion, Box K-89, Post-Dis. 10) | pypeRIE FOR INSTALLMENT |SALESMEN—-With Ford cars can make Gl IRLS—Twenty, for 7 circular wor eee Se Sent. 8 7 aT hon ' il unday Mel 8S. at 8 a. m Interment P iii lie in siate at ertz s eee Me en. ' ; ' . ‘ . °° : : h te; “1. | = - - - i ty eonliigd VOY . oo ata een g i Gee, afternoms. | Gp ANITOID CONTRACTOR—Guaranteed | CONSTRUCTION — SUPERINTENDENT— | pURNETU Ri HOUSD: REPLIES STKICT- | $12 per day and up selling new Rede day: apply 5 mercer Paw Y -b.} W F "04 ‘S$. Commercial. tf WORTH 5c A DA cagaee @ Mad . Nelson, Mo ic) neral -home. 307) Lafayette avenur, until ' c - the transaction of such business as | . | *~Pfeffe . > ' = Os : n C nbdde. a Fon Feb. 925. at_9 a. m. py ance | tg ea Mt od — none vd © ceed PAINTING at TR aoe ag eg ei (7 » | dence first jetter. BAUMAN-POB, MPG. | esGon 7 be estes - the right reer’ ‘HOLL eee Stay iy on place: “near Gra a] $95. at G@akland. Cal. a Pee we Mrs. Sam Quinn removed dug advise Fred B. Ewing. For- PAINTING— Interior, exterior Wa’ a- | DRUGGIST ns * pte neg aero CU.. L5uL Smith av., Chicago. (BU) |. oy ae aud have uatemavtie. — | and Meramec, 3500 Kingsland ct. c 7 i202 8. Broadway. (eS) I ten Oe Remains iit lie in state at Lahey fu-| est 7600. _ ae | ha ete. reasonable. ‘ore city experience: best. city. references. | ENGIN @isR—Lece nsed, Beg small plant; | tis Homes Corp. Phone Forest 9063 for HOUSEGIRL—-For housework; apply an yak: ele: ‘eA a On F id Oe } 6 19° 5 Ch aries ting SE aw iy if ig gag until Satur P ' B. AG; _ Last. “Party ~ “ bo “found bag in r : -- --—-- — “ —— - . ——_ : bot hy as Lo chs ar: ik te r Fore at , +. } eluerly Itiall preierre d 5} 91 4 “. ese" appontment. icSO? once, 4% BIA New bet ber ry. a 3S WW hinge : e —- ee —— — . - ; . in ‘ . , : , c | a ae a Oe. = a ‘ ry Craig beloved son of Henry and] lil... on Monday. Feb. 9 a ene asc pe cab, tee 3. call O11 GARDEN PR-—-Sit.; understands care of Nee i}... rience: Sere SALESMANAGER — A really capable | HOU SEGIRL—White. to assist in, house ITE—Brov he » Graie and dear brother of Mra Ra eos s Jorenz. eward. PLUMBERS shrubbery and fruit Steen Box K-150, ENGINEER—Laundry Fexperien > salesmanager to open and assume full work. Phone Cabany 4715W 747 - ——TOwn mMmancg- Mary pd re. Bruce Wells, Helen | na stevie (ill... and Mt. Vernon (111. | BEADS—Lost. strand pearl; in — —_—. | Post-Dispatch. (5) age, salary expoci@d; must do OWM **-| control of St. Louis office. for a Missouri| racuse. @ 2d floor east. erne ry his tw enty-fourth papers please copy. (c) Thomas, Central 9074J . PLUMBING—We make a spec ‘ialtv of In- FIREMAN = ~ ; Wiliam and echoes Feb. 1925, at 2:30 p. m.. Lena May 17, 1924; liberal Tewerd: no qsee- ene Co., P. O. Box 1014, St. 1. at work: wishes to locate here permanently. Louis Cotton Oil Co., between Last St. largest furnishing houses of thee Middle Westgate, n,. ne or. usec é late Brecon in-ir tions asked. ‘Bomont_2777. {1g Se ______—fe 14} Box K-154. Post-Dispatch. __—_—( 89) | Louis aad Granite City. ss (C7) | West. where plenty of leads are furnished HOUSEK EBPER White 7 ounamn ~~ ¥ ner Furniture Co., broth- : married: wants byte o> on farm! J,Al NURY DRIVER— ex perien: ‘ed : give to assure a good salary. see MN Wolffe. housework, 381 Shawmut. 7 Mra. Saturday. r eb. 7, a ae 5. en cee Roth}, and our deur ‘sister- , and aunt. DOG—TLost, black and tan airedale; an - | MAN—Sit ; uneral Monday, Feb, 9, at 7:30 a n ‘ or mage ge |™M Sit. ; i a. swers to name of Pal; reward. Cal! | or run farm on_shares Lindell S768. ; © past record, age| 2208 Locust, Oy —— de Funeral on 7, at 8:30 eye. gt Hermann = Sons’ chapel, Fair Cabany 7472 to) STORAGE AND MOVING Be eye lad: with” = feemdive beat ae ate conmed.. pl 251. P-D. cer! & ALESMEN— z wae § TC SEK ERPER — yO Ard couple yee 5 80, a itm Stars - Poon i residence, ind ie atte ary Church. intersbent in Calvary poe fore DOG—-Last. sma black poodle, since New CRAWFORD moving van. $4.50 load. con-| re ferences: as helper on truck. Call at) EXPERIENCE D Mckay chandler: aleo| Reliable men, 30 to 50 years old. who! than wemens ‘aan riy “woman “or W a, . 22 : in Bt; Francis Xuvier (cd) (c7) _ wee de 803 te reward, 6201 Wanda. tract; furniture exchanged Sensael is "337A Olive st. McKay* channel] turner and boy for ink-| have experience selling the farmer pre-| with sthool child. Rox T-? gina ~~. £9) n . ; Liverside ; . (cs) - or commer- | . gs. 8 ls Shoe! ferred, to sell a tarm necessity on Ll years’ | ————= % room SCHMITT. — : _—_———_--—_— -- - M AN —PSit. t! ch railroad or comme ‘ing edges and assembling mere atnas! Snoe ' S aia y J wae " ~ : : ee eate of 3.- DREHMANN-THEBUS— } ‘ntered into rest | I Entered into rest on Wednes.- Lost: “ hite. brow n spots around PACKING. . shipping, ‘storage. m oving. Cord. {five or ou ~ } i ( Delmar 16213 a. “N44 N Broadway, OB) | time. no money down: must have good LADI iCsS—Energttic . for spec a ieee A» = - 3 4 ; Wednesday. Feb. 4. 19°) at 4:15 vo. m.ly aumer + 18 nos OS Lanes e mm Prank ‘ves, back tail: answers nawe Itly. 5740 Easton. Cabany 5970. (ot) ~~ oF — (oT) MIA N-—E& —_ fon med eu ouraiar “oe qualifications and furnish reference; must | pide 0th gee eee 0 ree t : ' 1510 S. Broad- ~ ~ J 0 e e r A. "* Be - — — sates m= cet t ’ - ~ ~ . - Emma Drehmann inee Lohrum). dear wife | Vorelsang-Schmitt, brother of Wile, Peata, swan, —— =| # — C. Baker Storage Co, | ™\N—Sit: wife. daugnter (14): house. | work. _Box_Tr296. ‘Post-Dis, (5) | month and expenses: opening in indiana | LADY—Corporation doing watles tease) of Fred Drehmann. our dear mother sister, Mary and oJseph Schmitt ; - | DOG- Lanst, beagle hcund. fe male: blind in | . ~ . keener. ah: varia ur. vardman: girl will | aN OTe! $$ —— ——e | i la expenses; opening in Indiana a g ° " RAD sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and grandmoiher, | nephew. at the age of 38 aa Out dear / spate , : : a > , - oO Peter and Pau!'s r information aacing to recover Set as cepted. Box K-86, Post- Dispatch, 42 Re ‘ ” , ; , day. S 1 Ww 15 ; j : - t 15 c . mo!) a! FE a . »’ and 12:30. Saturday a. m.. urday, Sunday. or write J. E. hijte, - Shangon, and the late Nellie and Mar- (cb) | We can save you money: prompt serv-. man desires St. Louls location Box 1-2. = een rug Co. ee our ‘“‘=® money down’ sales plan for MAID- -[iet: white. Barnes” Hospital, ee os “ short daien and Teresa Gal! and our dear broth. | ®aret Shannon. | DOG—Lost. Boston bull pup: dark brin- sce; through on-time cars; reduced freight Post-Dispatch x eb MAN—For porter work: _ one. who spe household necessity; openings for é. Kingshighway. ; ; no dealers. 10318 Ge sea in-law, grandfather and Funeral from family residence. 3730 die, white under breast: around Grand oe ay iaetaak weg Pe rere, . Phone | mbcH ‘Sur i -NGINE ER—Sit.: mar ms, ‘_ eee preferred. Box a | gs00d men: also field managers; Mil. UINERY MAKERS—And — givers: fe7) } 66 years. ante wy Avenue. on «Monday morning, Feb.| #1 Shenandoah, between 11 and 12) or intormation. Main om Fifty-mec- ried. age °%6: university graduate 3 ‘ost- Dispatch. —__ Io Y) drawing account from beginning to xpert only. Bankseton Muninery ‘De in: If ~ou want Panerai irom the family ay 2 "81729, at &:30 o clock, to St. Teresa's Church. Wednesday: reward. Call Forest 6909, | ond gnd_ Delmar. morest 9: _(¢30) yeara’ ex De auto: natic ma MAN Icxperienced, ~ for a: dairy and —— ee He da man. Call at Welch & Co., 615 N. Kingshighway. il complete or re- eee ye oe ty AB nals cnucok: Interment’ in Calvary Cemetery, ee eae aoe ea hate L ANGAN Ss TT. AYLOR and machine tcols, Box K-St,. P. oe Logg oe a Wm. Steel, Her- ace yg nn a st.. Mager | or Sat- MILLINERY OPERA TORS— Must a : cm Fe us before y thence to SS. Peter and Pauls Cemetery.| SULLIVAN—tntered into rest, Wednes- | DOG—$¢25.00 reward for infor- STORAGE h ‘ a | MAN Os ap. Werner au aeaeieas wall DD at ere etikts tees Tl PS Otte = aeaenber of the Gt. Francie day, Feb. 4, 1925. at 3:05 o'clock a : Peay : 7 . AGE & MOVING CO. OFFICK MAN-—Sit.: age 29. thoroughly | MAN—experienced, to bake ice cream Hoiel Beors. ngs bdetore Pe Bey, Reliable Trimmed Hat 1 de Sales’ Men's-Sodality, Benevolent So-| ™.,. Mary Suilivan (nee Harrigan), be- | mation leading to the recov- 4908 DELMAR BL., ST. LOUIS, MO experienced in general office work, esti-; cones: Goud wages. Peerless Cone Co.. © th, 4th floor, Ask for Ben” Schoc + | ciety. Orphan Society and Third Order| loved wife of Charies J. Sullivan, darling | - ‘ Forest 4300. 63 ‘ z ‘| mating and payroll work: goed references. -Ue_N. Second. __ : __ (6) essantprieentsiiesasinaiaialinaeill {CO py : of St. Francis. (c5) | mother of Catherine. Thomas E. Mae ery of my Boston bulldog:) . If you are planning te move to Calt-| Box K-L57_ Post-Disbatel._ (5) | MAN-—For steady position with large fur- MILLINERY OPE RATORS- - Be Zs & We onthe ‘ Sullivan, Mrs. Eleanor gq , ’ . . fornia or the Southwest. we cau save you OFFICE MANAGER —SIit.; experienced : niture house; one with outside selling r 7 . 1 fl ge of Hy. os"; tty into rest on Thursday. Lucttie Dorsworth and ‘Ss. | Gertrude black and white spotted. Call freight on your shipment. A | "also public accountant. auditor. 7055 | experience preferred: guaranteed $12 $35 to $40 per week: for steady 14 pee. to 5. 4:35 o'clock p. mm. | Sullivan of Chicago, Til, urs. - 2419) (al? . call will bring you a sciictor._ R, Nashville av (5) | weekly to start with bonus_on sales; tion. “— nar a ready for work, ‘ chan a ge y. husband of the late Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly’ = par: Vietor 458 or 3412 California, | ———— -—--~- + — PAINTER Si Poy ee ak fin good man can make over $50 weekly. | TFPREME WAT Ov, - would offer terms 4 . n Sa : STOVE REPAIRS } ie fendent: Wants position a after be 2s | c) vie : os _ b ; S. e 8 ul¢ ave an auto, eons t I « H. dressers. buffets, ex- Funeral 7 Arthur J. Donnelly's par- | TOUSSAINT —On Tuesday, Feb. 3. 1925.' FOX HOUND—Lost: black and white: Pt ad 3 A ste zi J N. 34 L3 {c3) hest_ references, etc. Box K-206. P.-D. (7) | rebulld. all i ie ness pte a ie ee rer. See ae: | im CO. 1556 Washington eee y ce = Be tgs ‘eb. -~s. St the in Senvary Chanies Toussaint, beloved brother of; female: white spot on each hip. Notify | a: STUDENT——Sit.: University bookkeeping | derful poe Correspong with B Seeaiainten ané Word Glabicns he wit 4 - nterm n Calvary " , ° 9 2° ' ~ amet “ fe , : : : s; he | 5 Cemetery. Due fotice of time will be | schmidt See tire Cg Mss. Ldilie | _or_returp_to_2 213 Benjamin; reward WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ETO, 0h Fc pUing work ate O an Kk t7, | ftkins & Son, 723 Gratiot av, Detroit.| have the backing of one of the ‘strongest | OPERATORS | ‘em y. mm n rs Carrie McBride. in his | FOX TERRIDR—Lost:; black and tan nings: ety ot at competent. Box Mich, _ e996 fac ’ 3: > -iene | PAPER HANGING—-Do work myself. Cor Post-Dispate ttle 4 manufacturers in the United States, and | Experienced on straw and m&tertalag MEN—Young and Md middie- aed. to run on also the support of special newspaper ad-| good wages and stead paren. 2 or “funeral trom the Hilts ch 1, 52 | head. black epot on back; lame neat | “nish, 6866A North Market k — 3 me ~ T Entered into rest on Tuesday. | mar boulevard. Saturday 7, ry aw left leg. 4434 Kimbank. Colfax 4° — 1553M. gina ye: (eBus 1 gh ahs iH AND BAKE R—Sit. Gney train; long runs, 2045 Walnut. _ (cd) vertising and dealers’ co-operation. This | POULSON MPG. Co.. 1519 Washington.(e) 3 , . 107 OW. MEN—2, white, middle-aged: housework. 1s @ bons, Tide ee en: 8 OPE RATORS > xperieneced 6: 925, John Graham, beloved hus- |p. m, 4 . Lea en © ee aoe Oe = a § Selma Graham (nee Lehnberg), “~y Interment in Bellefontaine ‘Ceme- FUR—Lost Party known who picked uP | . po Ph ASS BRING dene right. Quick) Fou NG MAN—Sit.: aze 23: desires some “t. John’s Hospital, Euclid and Park-| ‘'? ¢Stablish himself in a permanent and r of George and_ Albert Graham, Deceased was a member of Anchor ladge ves fox fur, Sonnenfeld Millinery. Thurs eer. elinar old SW. ; i «3 kind of work: good at figures. Box view , (c) profitable business: the. payment is on a and our 4 a uncle, axe 47 years. onan No. 443 _A. F. and A. M.: Oriental @hap- sidan “ive “i on asked, ow OB WK Sti. the Contax S00 Kap K-413. Post- -Dispate! h ‘We ae ‘wWemel, to takes ordere Joc mare mee commission basis, commissions section Ww ork - also ‘dress Oo ne rom r cha ne : ¢ ; M.: Amaion c ve. Linde ; = I . _Kossuth. Colfax 4650. (c8) — eo hil achanic: aad J el pavable w ly on all goods shipped and " St. Louis avenue. Saturday, Feb. 7 at N 6, Kk. T., Ancient and pee oa GLASSES—Lost, on Manchester car. by | WALL PAPER cleaned. $1: palnt cme YOUNG to Sit. wn vt = toe: honey; @l or paft time. Mr, Wilsen,| the salestian is prottected on all orders erators; steady work. HIRSE room sultes, .. as pted ] villing to drive tre K lfa i3 pd. it Winds Bs . . 3 p. m., to Friedens Cemetcry. (cB) Scottish ‘Rite, K CC. H.. Moolah Temple. working gin: reward. Call Benton |. woodwork washing. Lindell 4.3. (>) re ; > oe ning dsor pl., Saturday -afternvon or! originating from his district: a man with KIEI D SK UF yy at on™ you need De ene buy A. A. O. N. M s. (cd) SOSW. after 8 _p._m, (c) | | —- = = ~- one = acquaintances in the automobile trade in| ais Ss vl CO., 905 Was differen GUERKEE—tEntered into rest, Thursday VAN DIKE_—on vu SLASEEwlast: Gust vim: Shaw. wear i a ’ | is N—!t vou are earning less than $35] the above territgry will be given special | j rt 618 1 s yet ¥ Radio Telaved F rectaind ot Minnie | 1925, May Chandler Van Dike, bei nd | yhingshighway or Gravois, near Bevo | | okthun: povshiipene s ikcaee Td 30. BOn A N. yg om ic usta Wee tee ee ee hte FF (¢9 DODS— Bedroom : . e 25°? ; | Sliloh, permanent, oom ; N. na position t ’ j in- > sin ss Gin _— —— - + ’ Guerke (nee Mans). dear father of Flor- | Wife of Frank Van Dike, dear mother. of asill, reward. Grand O252W: . GIRL,—Sit.: colored: general Saaow. rk Taylor av. vides oe Sa om formation and ‘telephone samaber ee hee ee ASHER —Must come wou moe, voowm, © & ence Brown inee Guerke), and Chariotte| Frank C, Van Dike. GL ASSES—Lost. tortoise shell; on Jeffer- | ESS j ONAL | go home nights Central 66352W. iM EN—Young. 18 to 25 my ren A-61, Post-Dispatch ccO6) ommended; neat appearing; none ¢ by {89) Guerke. deat fatherin-iaw, grandtather, Funeral froin Cc, R, Lupton mortuary. son car or between Jefferson and Park, | 4 GIRL—wNit assist with idren, lieht| ed in ¢ a Q 25, are you interest- ‘ : i need apply. Benish Restaurant, Sx¥.!C 300DS—Princess dresser, son-in-law, uncle and brother- in-law, at 4449 Olive street. Saturday, Fe b. at Victor 4244M: reward. ———e : house work * ‘oanestduce? -chtlaren. Call $::5 ret Ban ll . worse and Olive. iffonier, erase bed. —~ age of 62 vears. 2:30 p. m. Interment Valhalla C emetery. GLASSES- Lost, tortoise shell, in black | * | Lindell 1361W mn Gee Periodical aon cs. ae = STeNOGRAPHER—Ana general off 2 rugs ind oak Funeral Sunday, Feb. 8. at 2 PR. =. WILLIAMS—BPntered into ‘ : case, on Page car or Grand and Delmar, | | 7OUSEGIRI,_ Sit: general housework Ridg. , opi esas auaney 5 work, plain, pett girl; state Lindell. 781K. (et ) from the Kron chapel, 2707 ve day. Fob. & 1045 rest on Thurs-| Thursday. §S p. m.; reward. Cobany DANCING wag 0 gg RB ee “yes red wanted. Box T-! V. Post-Dispatch, in oak- and mahog- Grand boulevard ) lignite Willian. an ©: 10 p. m., Wil- | .1349M. 5702 Julian. (c) i _ | _ Apply 33do7 5. «th | on | MET Al. POLISH ER—E ‘xperienced on high- STENOGRAPHER— Ry West End amt & and sizes: as ar father of H.| GLOVES—Lost~ kid” gloves, | DANCING every Saturday. Sunday “night: | HOUSEGIRI—Sit.~ or yulta, Barner, Miu. Co. Springfield, Mh ee es SALESMAN company; | machinery experieuce p | gc time. Keiner s be r, iis but hot ess@ntial: good opporti® § Vandeventer. () monalr : (cS) io h in Calvary Cemetery. 1999. ic? | —— a —— ing Co, 15635 Washington. ) . . | | GUYRE—bntered into rest at busied and Charles A. Williams, Mrs. Minnie Pair blac les M ‘hool Saturd Jul ie Qo by ’ Behrens and re. yr cuffs, containing ale key; re- sone, onday,. Westminster tet), | school and Saturday. Julla | ee eee aan : Jennie a Guyre. belpyed. EM... S, hy ? ty eee es: urday, Fe 7 8:30 a. m., to St. Al MONEY —Lost: wornins ‘girl leses one | lancers. havoloctea. a" 50>: — ? Lap Seem say. ia t Soy Mond raf 9 | loyment = Wisi it Louis tenssteie eet a position pes poe $60 per! WaT rhino =e Vv andeve enter, ae AAR BRE ; collapsible: ‘ idav, ] av é e ave a. sales proposition that will | ~—- organ, fF 4 . Cabany | es phonsus’ ‘Poock Church, thence to Valhalla month's salary: $35: in small ‘- : A purse: | ‘‘emetery. . (c) aho : aye | _3O0c. (c$¥! dav: regular Romont 3204R | district Box A-56, Post-Dispatch. (c7) pping district reward. Victor 7ROW. | . ~ _— -_ regu! - : interest Vou: while not WOMAN MERTLEIN-HINRICHS—Entered into rest bai OP SPECTACLES—Lost reward. LATEST dancing taught: orivate: dail¥ | LAUNDRESS—Sit.: work. dev: bundles or | OFFICE BOY—Bright. neat: must be 16 | having electrical 1 AT seit eae ea — aed bond ee —_ oy gloves, = on Friday, Feb. 6. at 5:30 a mn. : Finder vhene Cabany 27726M. — vey) @¥enings. Lin. 4745 Adams, 3965 pe housework, 4: 4 “North Market. Lin- or 1¢ years off age: one who is not! also use a few junior salesmen. See sales. WOMAN Grand S41 as s iste Hertiein- Hinrichs (nee Neitz) af PEA RLS—l.ost > atone a sal TEE Rae se Sh (c8) dell #03355 fraid to work; salary modest, with manager, S15 Pine. . (e685) 4 k —Middie «age, 3 for light house 4757 Oldenberg av ps dear wife of Fred and % o'cl ot on serand. “betwee 1 LEARN to dance; lessons at any hour LAU SDK ESss—rit wants dvys a wets: A ely KH oe. 608 W “nin vote Sheer YOU can increase your salary $50 t “$75 WOMAN = led’ “708 5. Brose : classes nightiy: resuli vara j ‘ as etead\ er. rent APDiY Nine Ss, GUC ashington, oth oor . o B75 —Sett ed good ook sulis guaranteed: 50 la stea worker. Bomow monthly in your spare time with very small family 1248 8 8. x. he, tome Jtinricha, dear mother of William and Myr- Channing and Theresa: reward Bomone . prt | , a. ” ‘uetors: ice , ter 4 p. m. fe : ORB expert imstructors; prices reasonable: . - “ . ; 1» , P © Ene in aw aint, at the age holders of the laciede (jag Light ‘ ‘o. containing list of \ meio and pam. i weidee ban | ney dq al _— , ‘che! lay ao fie. flat \ ork , Spec ial of silks. Bomont Pra NO REPATR MAN ote ST Rie ExX- Funeral on Monday, Feb. 9. at 1:30. p. a ee yh be 6 that the regular an-| reward. 1. Tretter, Forest 5537W. ~~ | Mondays; popular O50 matinee bance 9¥- | eee - apiece ae PERIENCED AND. A GOOD TUNER. m.. from Zlerenhein Bros.’ chapel, 2625 com pany will ol + gry ay of said | POINTER DOG—iost; ‘iver and whit>;| ery Sunday. Castle Hall. Olive and 29th |! es nee Bh ened —e children a APPLY 1120-30 OLEV (c) MAKE 1925 A BAN Cherok yn not a valuable hunting dog but child's | _6ts, Bomont 2999. Grand 5153 1c8) eae ee: Tae Wet Cee: at Pathe! uN Be: | YOUNG L A DY— Telephone oaeatarl ec, to New St. Marcus’ Ce ate, On , : g { ve a pet: ward f information, ( ,| STR 2 ‘in = 7 Oe 215, wae 1 ‘ak. Moe t: reware or information abary STRICTLY private lessons: results &uvar NURSE-—-Edueated, wants position with | PICK- AN D- NER YEAR duties. The Credit (earing House, 4! on 1625M. (c.99 | auteed Miss p dance a 7 ; uleed. Mi (race Adams, rivate an sick: no objection to licht housekeeping. N. 1+ wth ER u Dc into rest, Wednes- ‘Ue ¢ ’ 1998. . oP — ‘ a gg rey on Dp. m., Kdward H. for the purpuse af at “4 ‘glock a POLICE Dc Mime I, at. female; pick. Call studio. 50% Dep _Detmar Forest ise? . Ae 8) Hox K-412. Post-Dispatch ’ 5 i c orrald, f) Sears. brother of Mrs. directors and of transacting” suck ethos | Benton 26255 or 114W. 9" wet) | = MST Mea, RO ae ge ee = SHOVEL MEN | We will open a $2,000,000 subdi- | YoUNG 1. a 27 Z—We revair oe Rinkle aud toule Goralte. gee ge wry id properly be vrought be- | ‘Pl Feet tena colin puree ane aSo1W ' DETECTIVES oc ae en tne . SB ow a ease ban ‘ot vision for duplexes within 80 d ; in groce ‘ery ‘snd tent "ete a take es “almetal : 1 such meeting. rit j Var iverside 2591W | iw Wg 2 OE es r r arket an : ; : heb. 1 a re ‘ _oe l anv kind. Delmar 4278W. APPLY AT ( ‘AL \ "ARY ¢ kK M- I mn $ ays. arian Pooks: must Fe oc experience in & - susIness, good salary; references 4 . . n., from im. FF, An weeps ali ; 283i w. H, WHITTON, _ Secretary. (c&) after 6 o'clock, (7) | BX. OFFICER (Col_)*doea secret. investizat- - 1 —-- “ te: haben ce ’ ‘ iy SDCRETARY - STENOGRAPHER — Sit. vr ’ r , North Grand boulevard, St. RUG—Lost: linoleum: 9x12: bet ween Ma- ing, corporations, individuals; can eg | geveral vears’ e*~erience: college po oe 1? TERY, KI ORISS SANT AND We will need a few good men. reauired. 1307 Hodiamont wae mem NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, | ere gt ag and Gravois; re-| Teferences. P.O. Box 315. (7) cation. Forest 19567 CALV ARY AV Se YOU iG GIRL — proposals for the reconstruction | Ward. Benton 1673M. _ (e7) | &X-OFFICER, WM. E. LA CHASSE does a Ss : see us at on i i ’ avelers: of America. of the 1 Uridae at Fort leavenworth. STRAND OF PEARIS—Lost. 5050 shadowing ‘investigating, locates missing | STENOGRAPHER — S ¢ : experienced : AAV. | _(e) FS ae ie Find out how , ' 4 For - clerical ; 26, and V0 ve Kansas. ated over the’ Missouri River Louisiana. Riverside 474M: reward. («) people. 819 Title Guaranty Bldg. Olive | competent: good references. Benton v2 a PC RTOR— ‘olored. 213° N. 10th. ic) th you Neat reaiy make here and and stenographie position. ; ee, ne ath ; e r | PORTER—White, to work in bakery. great future this business offers One with factory office pre Counell, No. 739, R. A. between the “U.S Milltary Reservation of Lt — | | KEMPER—.Entered into rest at Wash- Ft. Leavenworth, Kan.. and the F od WATCH—Lost, platinum. with small dia~ | 553": ee mat | TEACHER—-Individual instruction to chil- 2309 8. Grand, e)iy Wednesday. Feb. 4, ba ae ge 4 grounds in Missouri. will “ liberal reward. Cabanv 5020. (em) nf dren bv college eraduate: $2 per hotr. PRINTER Practical. on. compos jéton. you, f 1. orney-Cie ey a oF? fF 702. P © 2 TYouise, ‘Kemper a eparcons of Nn ae at Washinatos’ D. | WATC H—Tost. back lid colored. inlaid In| RRAUTY NSTRUCTION HT MAR- won: Ge =i hee ne anv. 24 a iy payout Gnd 2ckue, Box K-tit, F. -DA7) E. Davi t he hites State experience and sd ; ‘.. un en o'clock a. m. on the 18t pearl: qambrinus 1 Jef - - i Ee a ¥ an ; SHOPMAKER—Applv 5026 ¢ : R ! C é ; pridioy, Geer andy George Kemper. our | of February, 1925, at ‘which “time a Rroadway cars: Uborat” reward: ' age | CELLING: DAY, EVENING CLASSES; | _work. Cassie King. Lindell 4204) SHOESHINE _ BOY E ien bravols. = tS ca y On, salary expected. Box A-j .sks fp beara. ee con Pe. sn ally uncle : place they will be publicly opened and | Texas, (cB) | WONDE REUL OPPORTU NITIES: POSI- Woad ke aie - assist with oemerarie or | - rk. 465 ie xperience ready to Northwest C ] Post- Dis ateh. 4 a 1 o'her ,nousehold at ‘ read. ~~ — is rese rv ed to re ject any | Ww REST Ww ATC H- a st: oe Cr Page em ; TIONS SECURED. TALBOT'S. i221 N. tuke care of child. 3623 Bambereer. | yor 4465 Faston. ~ | o> orner lth and Locust. ‘ip . “ae uae mt Jiscount. . ——ell rand ansay | TAYLOR AV, cc 80 | Grand _614%R. | STENOGR APHER——With Knowledae of (c89) Do. — Rox T-278, Post-Dienatch ie WOMEN - Experienced linen room: hour’ £ : o m. l { ne | Majestic Hotel. bply to houseke * bce | 0m ; i YOUNG GIRL—To answer Morrison Bros, °104 Sidne Phone. | LP tt an ra “— mond, in Seruges ladies’ wash room: | NE rom Wm. ah sR . , : . ; ‘be experienced and responsible WRIST “WATC H—Tast: col id; Wednesday: | ; Jefferson and North Market °strect. to . on , _ PROF. ( “ILA IL. ES ‘y ICAL, erless hame as honmgekeener. See house. | : . ‘ ” cean e new. ment in St. Peter's Cemetery. ; Ee ae ae of work are ap- a a if oT ——. ? 4226 McPherson av. Delmar 236. (1 1) | | Keener unstairs. 722 S Rroadwavy. | Post-Dispatch —F , % 89) SALESLADIES—-For housenoid Be 8 aes hea - et ato into Feat on gy on Contract No. 1. Cleaning and peintine dav. between P00 Aten ey 1500 fas A DIES. be independent, learn hairdress- | WOMAN ot. reading aloud by educated | jon out of sich ier carers alee nee and commissios, SE —— — pktin, te) te BRS ao oe Sh Ah Jw "iltam, ~~, Te yh which consiste | fayette; reward. 1510 Lafayette. (B) praitkauia? ta domes pid eaten ogy ae | yy ey PA Hox 208, Post Die cit ané expenses for first two weeks on job: ga LLRaMax SALESI ite Soe eres gone agg es a sina . Za tota PADTY ca ’ a ‘e" : ; y ~s r aL : - Em carom = olen —_- y ‘ SALESMAN ~ - ot : ae mil P.-C. and John G. Wein and Mrs of D7 feet. Replacing broken PARTY who ts holding female pointer | or write for catalog: day-evening classes. | WOMAN—Sit.; co'ored: housework: neat: and pi mags igh Bs og at md cnpecas principles finds Nt sound busines for gents) furnishings and under wane Vrank Kaatmann (nee Klein), and our members and acing fePparators white with light tan marks on head,| Mo'er College. 810 N. Gth. (c8) | exnerienced: reference: half days no tation. Apply 2117 Railway Exch. (eB) ete 1d selling experience, to Pargnents: apply at once. Penny & dear brother-in-law. father-in- law, grand- between the pace cord eye. please — tas pwspoaen av.. Uni- | LADIES—Learn hairdressing manicuring, | week. Romont “9R4w. TOOI AND DIE MAKER ary lead ; K enteach in Southern tles Merc, (%.. Broadway Ms, "Morea * father and uncle, in hig Slehhy- ~aixth year. .. Placing reinforcing bands on ae aula v asked. Ss grieving for ne | .marceling, beauty culture: big future: | WOMAN—Sit.; laundrees or honse oleane baugh Sons, 4356 Maffitt. (ea) eastern Misedurt ie ahewta’ b Syutn- SALESLADY—To travel: must have leas t residence Me kai ht Peal Ml oF. 5 Contract a gs ~~ th SS day and night classes. mt. Louis Acad. | ine bw the day Emma Frazier, Bo- | W AREHOUSE MAN—Experienced white: ot BS py ing personality: $35-$50 week. . ro —— Sauda Churct 4 .: ring the old spana, : emvy of Beauty Culture. 2d floor, 804 |) mont. 21927. * “ 7 a Karage tradé a stro li phone number for apopintment. Box at haem = Olive Bt t TOR is. “c) bed ~. ‘a ET ne Found Pine. (cB) | wowaNn_sit na a for wholesale grocery. 1412 N. Broad-| necessities and Ford sbectaiti higher 24, _Fost-Dispate. ry Jin ane © ree “wa Cc rw th nec ‘essary hardware j as ’ ~~ = = i NLA. Seetcs relianie. rain sewing, Ww ay. (c) c es : e will = ne K —_——. Entered into rest, Thursday ‘expansion plates, wi" | ROUND TOP—Pound. of elit” button. | ROUBAY schoo! p| of Beauty Culture—$150 mending. cleaning or laundry. Box K-4, ey - have the backing of one of the strongest SA LESLADIPS—Experl enced; m 0 c Ss y. Contract No. 3. New. ateel viaduct | 5850 Clemens. ¢ saving 5521: itt | course for $65. We teach you to be-| Post-Dispatch WASHMAN—Apply immediately. East! manufacturers in the United States, d Saturday ro ty and evenings: 1925. Richard il. Koerner of es a ap- ) MB Teward.| come a competent operator in 8 ar} WOMAN — Sit. to 1595. (o) | also the supnort of snecial newenaper re between 6 and 7 m. nen ‘ *e venue. Maplewood, beloved | a4. 7542 "con t avenu ve lover quiring 210 tons of structural. steel. Newberry ter. ns, 2500 Marit auto and will sell to the car dealer and roac h about D 0 ee 0 - | A] ~ cara “y ‘ } ‘ 7 " . “> a n | ey wen een —_ ° husbea of Clara Koerner (ne Hock}, ‘ y Muptural ether, | nonin an rowed. “% ras lor av, 4506| 114 N. sth _ st. 0! ive (897. — -—— person by middle- Bang ree | y* anh Ww ATCHMAN— Day: with references; mid- on oe wa, Sealers’ €e- operation. This | _Sheope. | 3606 W.. Floriswan — ae ther of Albert and Melba Koerne $8 tons of reinforcing steel. 36 | ae ’ —~~- SCIENTIFIC beauty ‘culture taught by | ence and reference. Rox K-415. P.-D. | die-aged man. Apply steward, Bucking: % a bona fide opportunity for a salesmafi | SALESLADIBS—io «ell the * asic Os : OF) | ~ [pt around cerica! expert T, steady work in Deestvr Til. For infor- Sy aussion basis, commissions | Music Maker Co.. 269 Field Bidg., " sq. vde. of asvhaltic surfac . hot tamale outfit and tires—1°th ev around ical experience, Box Dayable weekly o : ce of Boonvilic, Mo.. No, 4. The wake mot, nani itc ‘ntrfacing. District. Trade Sohools 52, Post-Dispatch’ (6) | mation call Lindell 6O38W. = (cB) | «the salesman is pF oe ag ey A RRA malnisiitiaditinditnenenes Boonville (Mo.) papers please copy. (¢) | shail be completed within 270 weather | Keys—7th District. ‘WEN ‘ ry YOUNG MAN—With at least 2 years’ | Originating from his district: a man with SALESWO i—-iExperienceda in sell KRAISS — Entered into rest on Thursday, | working davs followine the execution of | Texas State license-——3d District. bes © —We teach scientific barbering: also | = _ Clerical experience, about ZL years of | acquaintances in the a tomobile trade in house-to-house and by appointment: Aas) at 3 a.m. Paul Kratixs. the contract by * the Attorney-Génera!l. Lady's handbag- . 2d District. eal aaa Fas “aaa : } ao F an ATol lal mar- ace, eve full particulars as to Sxgers- the ahove territory eS given specia: tractive lige: good pay. Apply 414 | irse; day or evening. Moler grad- ence; salary $75 per month to start: o consideration. as he is ~ man w Bide ‘ T-333, P.-D. fe j tae in: SA LESWOMEN—Of refinement 4 > of $10 or More Feb. 1”. beloved Pachend ot Friedericke Kraiss (nee Appropriation. 115.00, vates alw s : | ays busy: big pay. Inquire Mo- Hi I , T portuniti B dear father of Oto Kraiss. cour Recause of appropriation ler Barber ‘College, 810 N. Bth an E pP WAN E D aoe a + Ox B33, ) wo. position to interest. Write fu de YOUNG MAN—To l@arn salesmanship ; $12 | formation and telephone number to Rox | , P#ying ym gy by giving whole i. peo, Riche $175 h. Bo 45.a7 ’ Maule). ear brother. — in-law and uncle, in | Contractors are requested to give consider- se sixty-second yea ee ae tg Ml c | WANT permanent job? Government con- week and bonus. Call. Fr -| A-242, P time; a help own Car, BUSINESS ARDS ' 18-65 urday before L or after tare oa Sat- ——o (c96} _Most~Dispateh, - +: feaidance. 3637 Cozens avo. | preparation of their bids. No charge wii! | stantiv appoints men, women, * pm. to Bt. nade or suc = tewae. netihe ” | S117-$300. tess one stationary: Parker at 1109 Olive” st., or evenings be- me ‘ Dec eared Was a *rison labor under w? Blrict Supervision | j many vacancies, , Zinent ‘“‘coac h’ ’ fore 9 at Hotel Reers . ( &&« Unt. Vere'!n and S 7, ee oe be pee wherever ihe eer . mat i i's id rite Ozment., | MEN, BOYS YOUNG MEN_ Over oy ey sualorel Experienced Salesladies ay 5 and $2.50 poor Saengerbund and Grotenbureer Ciub Var, | Pssible. consistent wires compliance with ARP le Coacher, Dept. P, St. Louis. Mo.(c8) | BAKHR—Good, A. NO. 1 24 hand. Apply! wishing to change. where he : Absol . LIN ; » ANY, ’ a sd utely ee be expe 11, ico) | the terms of the contract r ENTERS & BUILDERS. 0860 Delmar (ce) | saleomans! ip; m be neat- apesartin | the hetter ty coats, 5 ale as Information as to the kind and amount | BUILDER: garages. porches. all kinds of | Learn I elegraphy ' BAK En HELPER— Must have some expe-| and have gran r school education; HELP Vv Ww TO.— WOMEN, GIRLS Aoery Saturday * "5th floor, Garland nde = x. k it: it for $87.50 ; — = . w > ad i eae : $1.50 each week LANAHAN—-A fter a lingering iliness, On | of prison labor available should be ) ‘ secured . . “yy. Feb 25 t 11 ». m,., / from the Warden of Tn eeminertts Pn Ae re | carpenter repair work, Victor SIGAK, Vie't our school, t#lk with students. We) rience, neat and willing worker. Call | a phone ; interview will be arranged. -———— ianaber sary befom the rds are rere. " | SARPENTER conn, wie (7) cuarantee position at $140 to start after 1501 Marcus av. _ (ce) | on ‘HO. _Pomt-Dispsteh, ~. -(e80) | BENCH ASSEMBLERS| oe ote? ny piles conforming to the specifica- “ Oo ctors Want a inda of completing day or evening cou o -| BAKER—Who can work by hir if ad; i G right, who . , , lanahan and Mire. .. Rutherford | tlens that can be procured from orison | alteration and repair work: al) ne | Bon refunded: convenient’ A nag Bo Saks more i a job by meeer. Hox nect with one of the ne ishes ye on malta for light work, familiar with SALESLADIES For Sat 3-Piece Ivory (nee. Lanaban). dear «randmother of | property will be furnished by the Warden | Work. Get our bids first cotimaios tree: P to 1 and @ to 10 dally Grand 5582.) WK-204, Post-Dispatch. jin the country: permanent position. with t Ry semb! mea were. oo uN ur Sample Marion Rutherfo free of charge. Information regarding the | , — erence | P. Address Star | ‘ wih, elty ul Vv on spe- (eo) 4 LINSDAY On Thurada Feb, 5. 1925, | SPecifications and estimates of quantities p, NTs Steeda - e y oh canada weloved | may be examined bv responsible contrac: | ELECTIC WIRING, ETC. ord. lara tee eta. folder. free. tirowery. 12 _Piass St. Alton, alt 1°89) to start: Coe } cilia we ee housework. Bax lal A Hote} j Merve ee Rover, dear uncle The Warden of the Federal Penitentiary EL EC PRICAIL, work estimated hv _ Foltyn i ca et ey . a on mie 6) BARBER. Silk Exe hange. vO 1 ' Ne P2th.ce) 409 | seeeer vy. See Dist ct Manager. room Post t-Dispatch, ’ oT a a eee BARBER—-First-lass. 1110 N. Whittier 422 Park Hotel,.13th and Olive, from 4 to Menon sat eeenrare: cubes urgess and dear nephew at Fort cgpvens orth, Kaneas. Elec tric, 1 8°28 S. 18th. Vv _. 1 17 78 » oO ss | | >i Da . | re, Mary a b. 7 at 1:30 p.m. | merhe Lffice of the Bureau of Public | ELECTRICAL HOUSEWIRING—Do ) w (eo) are = —— == =a. | CC rences; home ence, dt Morgan street. to St. | Itoade, Saunders Renuedy ‘Susmiga. Omaha, he 15 years in business. Si:!- Me +e er Friday and Saturday. S06 N. | ave ig AP oe “ OK— With, reference co alabite. : : ram c , vl ae 5 25) | : recensione (ce) PARTNERS WANTED : GOOK—White; cooking and downstairs — ee ss le Kings: urch, Interment at} Devertu ent of Justice, Washington, ————— Wary, Cemetery. . D ' . .LeT th, Ba bs 4 home: a. ty RB. an BK Ty 10 r 7 ) Aaturday ~ afternoons: PARTNER. Wi. Boa rding and = cleaning: atmall family: ; evi steady, "1° sgn. Too " ee ee) eenne. 082 wwe and All mroponsis murt be made on zien 5633. Tobin Electric. 1415 Salisbury. he te, * $924 the § Post-Dispateh | WYSE re nee in forge mouse; fo -trillers... Box K-10, P. De cevenels | wap Pees. esc —on kg yt Feb. 5, (eR) | Printe 626 Business Opportunity wekting: good pay. Avviv 4041 Park Pap) rood “47 - ing a part of the epecificdtions above re- | ———— (eB) . = tether of Anton Ma: | ferred to. and must be accompanied by a| ~ WRIGHT DORS IT RIGHT. |“Wants"—19,061 more than the | BLANK CUTTERS 3, expedienced’ good |- pela we Wer epaanig entab- DEMONSTRATORS caritai and expnert- dear father-in-law «and | proposal guaranty in an.s#mount at least Quick service; reasonable prices on o!4 | THREE x | father rian, et a ner P50 eel FE ) si, cent of the total! | Denane wiring, and gees we Wie a B pero i St. Louts newspapers | Enateling” and Btampine co National | enee in selling dresses. Rox T-331. P.-D. Can use a salt pe Eirseeepiiens 7 ° amourg 0 Ic Propose 0 ouses than any otber contractor i | ~e ; PREG SS. 68 excention keh ne nariors, “Sask ARLAN F, STONE. is @ oty: Ca matertal is the best: onal ~ cC oni woes ane 2 ake 5 | VvARTNER Wtd.—iIn « growing ame in Pe demon- seaniier td Pan Attorney-General of the United Statrs hone Main 4858 for estimates, gen RLOOCR —— rae Te, business: one who can invest about you are! _‘ | MIO OO Nteodl of by band can 100: also have new car agency. Box’! and wilting ew sing $40” a week | FOR SALE—Jobes of all sae i gallon. Grand n ry, c) \\ ” ; Luwu Cometer ay (c100) RGHT ELECTRIC CU., 203 N. Sd.ces) iG20 N: Jefferson. (c)| D-256, Post-Dispatch, (cS) see sales ne toy work inde i tcos) aie 0 ° CUO) Charlies st. vary 1c, EP hy, Es Le RY re or ee

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_ FRIDAY, BRIARY 6. 1925. VEOUS FOR am Hquid z& bar. h *torrc; ise Team ~ re Ir to _—_—_ — a RD Pe Sr PoP ss . Cape Sarees PTET m ie © ' of > Pe ae AN a a it, sl i n> A 2 te » © e te ek rAd eee RS _ > 0-foot lengths lroad Sales Agency, pg my , it av. a es, {ec | IF ia lead, ine i B eS Sa ay ebruary NB nnn ne ee a ‘guion. Railroad Sales Agency. 823 || Wanted pinay. ~ AUTOS Wid.— For w eo, ‘ 3 VERY WELC Tuena a AUTOS WUNDHAND PIPE | Clean Sweep || av mame anne KEEP iT ON! bat with new threads and cou. | PUFA MC KeLNg ——~ ee a 92: 924 mod. d Ce ‘ e88y terme open RisatOO 10 $800; Ves | | AUTOS Wid.—wWe bit ————__8) Authorized Ford Dealers. 4937 Nar ? a a —-V¥@ buy them in any co di- | yr es Nat. Brid . + tanks “and everything sua! Bar ains! A roe: sive 7845. y (c8) MAXWELIL COUPE é ; , ) d steel line, Jos. | || J Fd R g ‘a “at «kinds; pa cash, 1923 model: ' ‘ XS de bots IRON AND ote | ar alns | AUTOS UE: 3441 Juniata’ y on paint’ disc wheels poe dition: new Duco | B14 | st DE YAa . | —500 - OL TABLE—Full size, $200 value, $75. | | ( ASH OR TERMS. THREE . : Seebhdatiaas other St. Louis vewspapers COMBINED, ee ~ | SO H ‘Repairt alte * AUTOMOBI | lring and Painting Se ES IE S ee Pathe ——Painting Coupes F Famers : | veitueke Is outa Makes of afte, 824 | FORD Coupe roe ae |e inaceapentemade —. | Sunday. Cail Cabane mOBW. NEG) | nfincy DATRRIN. | 2nig et ti Open eve. | PPA pair a aes ! LL —-,..,.—— - ee nings ‘and Sundays. Cus open eve- Post Diana Tom BT ae AUTOMOBILES . a ee oe (cl) Sand } els; extra g | asi pene 1923 7993 e ) ile usina’ WEST SIDE BUC | _Lady, O340A Chive. ‘Bommont ae, eng. Delmar 306 CK AT nh balls and cue. Railroad Sales ~ ; F igency, 823 Franklin avy. (c) | - 502; || AUCTOMOBIT. as Ww | . alone A large Saving On many ar. | Easton % Wid. Beautiful. ha nd-embroidered., oO | ~~ _Bomont 3679 icles of household 3 70, Sappington. Mo. ice) ‘ - pee J Delmar (cD) . ; NX (x mN ‘ + A. ~ a — —— . ‘ | : F wercking. 3319 | View 262. p05 -Paasenne: Terme: Park. : p, j ea = > c } ' _ - as ‘> . Tv 9. { 3) ; ’ A ne “ “eee, + pe ee cee *s ad ~ . - = || being ff furniture | ern. NOBILES Wtd.—We are cash buy- $2500 MOON eat ~—ineral mutans. | = Offered during the mo hi | —.— +~—Shest price. 1421 Locust. (ca) ' . : ef OFING PAP yR—Mineral surface, Spe- | | of lebri _ ant if | AUTOS wy te Scie ( ()T PE $650 Sal, $1.00 per roll. Railroad ‘Sales | ary. | Louis U ‘d-—~ Largest ash buyers. S; De luxe 4-pasae s ncy, 823 Franklin av. £2) | | Sed Car Exchange. 4464 act. SSenge) FING Diy male coatea. red of i} / yaran fect, $1.60 | ‘ — ' oO ‘ ° ire — . , e — ; $) | {Ul motor. always quiet. fa Wonder. Don t Wi t til ‘ ba ij | FORDS Wi es. a (cS) } Painted the latest 9)) le “ OF , Dower. al un ] a house fs . 6 ’ : ’ nh || SPCcial Offers | ee nee nee ete RR, ene | Sulh ahll,Bieotnitt to yourself. Yahlem’s Kno wg ain Sale ke UP to what's ong On. Get next i 2835 ‘Union: | ~ : : B) | see for vous. teal, *baby. Come. | . ; 2 ‘ ar ‘ 1 J 4 Sas Forest 2960; mai) nn N IN I — While. yon GOAN By weak, month. Yahtem sells therh aulele Just tine OOO. | no matter hat k ey : Cxout Bat Sain Sale is In full Sway. nd listen, folks MB—Red or green. 00 value, it $25.000 CaS 1210 Olive st. (c@)'| ‘es it. Terms or trade Kk $050 | W P w [ } |} | $23, AS —— _— YAHLE} . ; 4 —_—e Raliroad Sales ay : (5 and sec) | 3 MONARCH. 3137°0)_ se model cars. & 1Ose MOTOR ¢ 0. : 4. W d a . h ee | ’ . CARS Wrst. fepelitan Bioraes Go. "Sabo Gin ] © Dinine- cactus Liv CEAD—In 1215 ~ 35 , of you warble it in, its the sam : ||| (SED CARS Wia——a a | OR REND.” - a Beat the Used Car K oy Room Suites, ||| ~2001S. Oth. ‘“s7>Any condition Allen's $2500 MOON : : sé y a as e little song and dance “You Can’t Ing! | | 0 Yor e790. * (c34) | COUPE ¢e- Renae * (9 ing-Room Suites | PO YOU NEED MoNEY? De luxe 4-nassenger? , 8000 COUPES | ii u ~ : nr = Passenger: rear , kegs, pyc Ib. a retllroad a iH Walnut Finish Metal Beds, | possession: wo!" 5 tape! connate, in your Paineg always Guiet, “fall” og Wander. aie BABY, WORTH bo A DAY/| | Telephone Stands, evenings. YAHLEY MOTOR corp’ °P*" | eray With ly scales rented at reasonable prices, {ff Sewing Cabinets, | Pe acral 694-5-6 latest Shade & A ¢ a full, Blue ein PUCKingham 10 — Coupes.$98 to $395 | ONE YEAR TO PAY. eo 5 .N ton c8) °Wner took care of it like ripe Origina!} 99). 9 AUTOS WANTED BADE. [ino teste elke 1920-1924 , = : j \ ’ : : = , TXT ‘ ' ’ . - B wy hiew yourself, Really oon’ Sion Models | $29 DOW N— $50 DO wN— $75 DOWN 19 F ord Sedans.$98 to $495 : | Kitchen Capi ADEE | taiiem, lin them qunge’, crorth 100 $1250 D = | $3 WEEKLY 5 WERK ze es 1920 to 1924 M LE CO. 512 St. Charles. (c8) | : . adinets, ores’ sash: see us before you sell. takes jt. rit Sor trade US* think, g630 [' yA odge ea eile? 2 $695 - , 4h j $5 W EEKLY $6 WEEKI y - 0 iv2s4 | odels ——S EY amps and Shades Bomont R, 2910 Washington, Gear’ MOTOR CO. - ie : FEY OE Sines 4 oo, S Sos | .. ‘ 4Ea\ 1, | ee = a. | , 1103. a ; 10355 N. Graw ($1750 Buick | te Seis ~~ | Char a | $158: ~~ JUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE Chifforobes | “106 ) AUTOS \ BN ie WIELYE-RNIGHT Ugh N as ah Gs rs on oe 000 | her Mis-:..° a | ms — deere tal $195 | Apoon meres ssia 4 bewey ~ ety oo. O68 BS a; ee ; TIF D ; 6: Singer sew) i] ’ j 00 A A Ss ike new. 5 e: ‘ Goor: Ss Ng -- ’ a mers Penewak = n on ee ee 5 i S on al e © *® ee @s nae Ay, mach!n ae jer, 3680 O'Meara. (5) | | Costumers i | S Wy I D ss —1805 Russel.” (c) 1” NOR S. cree. 495 ali : - 150 a6 | ehuwa as. ecw 396 at ot 8 - 1800 SUITE—American walnut fin. | , Before March 1 $100 to $1500 Spot cash: | ' Road $2850 Hud a Velie .. tPF eSccene . OF Hudson e é eeeur 250 | E $1650 Buiek * ‘stile - » ry , . S . am ’ : = =" 4 ; . ese *-e 2 we vig. K, KI; wh, 3 pieces. brand-new. $95: terms if | End Tables, Taree MOTOR! are us: We Day more. BUI Sters For Sale Bee iu @oe Maxwell Persencce 85 Velie .... 15 ae a ik tan. $1850 Oakland —~ HU NEe—c 3 meired. Ideal Furniture Co., £009 Chou. | | Dressers | Largest buyers j State 1035 N. Grand. full baiji te*!, 1925 Master 6 roaac . | $2] 00 Moon 650 Overland atin 65 : Be Liberty ... Seeee.. 250 ‘ . wees ee 4 T (CRO) || ’ : b . -_ iinde}]] OD. (cR) Sao 1929 °F tires. Two 1922 both pao wx ? PSP® e@e@eeoes oo Chandle . , tine a Nash © eee omececs a 125 *$3100 Hudson 109 Ts ME NATION RANGE—All blue enam. | Chiffoniers Lace: sel) 2 ‘Vlinder, Cama back On mort. $3200 Marmon 985 ‘ x ee “wees & i5 ™ Wescott ®eSeeeces 450 b ~=_ 1 i adtaat E’S BE tli fully guaranteed: brand-new. $95 | || : | Cabriolets For Sale Bains. ses ck for $195. 7. Ele toe baste ati adn 0 NOR. 5 Grind 95 | Buick WOecccecesne BEG $ 875 Chevrolet TTING ON. Sabenet Furn. Co., 1202 s. Broad way.(c5} Mirrors, iB —Cab. 4-cylinder: new paint? sg terme Onen A Ghat m Faev $1650 Oakland e° 750 Oakland ; m5 Dodge 198 Stephens .. eeeess 395 Mase 7 : BNETTE SUITE—Goilde, k: ele. | |i "? dition - od. Qnde"e) - men. | Locust ~ on ON 341 > ‘ re oe . Sasol aa ia , - $—_ ark AAW OC tees DES To THe AHEM! THIS is Seen condition; $35. S15 N. . *h MY BET X& | a T ROG a sr ere floor east.” | PHONOGRAPHs sures, Teoh ACh. late 23; paint. Pardue 6320 Delmar. Canany tie arthy- | $1650 Studebaker 975 Nei sed hese OP in, Gs 6am 195 Reo ey S16 19 4 vee ’ G 2g M S 7 (h—Rarty English’ ¢; 7 _ e 4 » motor -% ee” Kuaranteed 5033 aR, —— es . ~ iS. Fd | * 6 ‘ . i ca" SRO ea 6 eee m §.) , Z a oe y SET ToDAy is Bes Me,ineh round table. nice batter ©) ||; , 1 3 4 RS Dorris 4-Pass.—Pasedena | $100—$209__¢ | $100 DOWN—$7.50 w EEKLY 2 IN 1675 ‘oach Soret: price $40; good Condition, ' a or this month Only we are ||| 24 Essex Coach 695 Ry car could not face pone : je J—$200— £300 Down Olds Senn: Get at 4 4 $200 DOW N—$9 WEEKLY $ Min Hudson Coach WSS |) ) a aes an-| | Offering Various bar | . , $ | pamear *PDearance than this «; tore | : Cae ee *, Vakilan $550 ‘24 Jewett. $ 795° 22 "gin ; - genie BIE eng ToOTME, $160; | | new and slightly used efile | Serfut nd” Ago chance to buy that won- | chandose® condition a aater: it te in Al me. | ff = Jewett .. «a 550 Hupmobile, 495 | '24 Buick 1045 He rte ates " 95 $100—$200— 309 Dewn Pee eA Carrol], r | . y - as i - has 3: ! ~ e% "0; Kewell .... 95 Bee URE—Contents of 5 rooms: Gas Ranges Delivered | | diee wheel; act quiche nen: eXtra tire and Paint and UPholstering tn fin hanes: top, = - Moo 7s, Studebake, 350 0 | ie & : . and c¢ I | ; ; © quick: bargains EO fast: {too numer “ere i... © Shane: eXtra y | Up; —=> > Te ites; breakfast sets. Ellerbrak . 465 HUDSON ’ | FORD—jJoo Foadaten. ae ———— : ——= a =" 5 rec nee mw COG) | me OLIVE ST. Perfect in every way: «; a ttle rims; Sood = shape; $125; | OPEN EVENINGS ens Dose ; and Kitchen’ ote. Se j*nd terms Se ee eee JOHNSON AUTO CO.. 268 : | 4 > * . . ~ = ~ j _- ee ** 3 7 Olive fniture? oe: diberal, yover:|_ WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO co. | -—Late—Ford roadetape ive. T ° % Furniture » 1202 Breen] Nie T AND Sniaun.S: = | Delmar 306 5023 Delmer: (c5) | ord roadster. complete. $85 ag ‘ — Bi ; RL ’ ce a i — . atted, multe walt: | FURNITURE REDUCED | ne 3, DBO fintah: O'Reilly Will nip nen furniture. rugs Again Play Fea | q a ure only usea UNIVERSAT 3401 1 : = See Ss Grand r | C > looks and runs like One igh ~ « _ Ocuet, 5 new: excellent tires and equinment. vere | xx ——"_nights and Sundays. ' ent: very FOR pn. Se . cy he deattort, time: | UrMiture tenn eA Atma or “tengo oftee Gf new ‘car! RtP23: every appear| Touring Gars For Sale ” arately- : | ‘ LAMBERT-GRAV Fs Car: had Careful use: m CADILLAG 2 tees ee hey fe hI PORCIN ho Sg eet Aeon, __ | gs Sake Ssh got hae | Cap’ fggee TY vont Vorent GHEP.| MATNESg ne ONPe For Sale - : ward in Lineup of 5°, Beare ey | pO VACATE 250, | —SSS?—téndell mist "inoo, are 1050. Jerfersoge™etion: erin, | _roreu {A838 SEL Tork Voreat @ (ei | qiscotpabert. coat $2800. oeil'$200" hurry: Ccla ) ’ , , | Shee Jefferson. = as pientr home complete “o; re- | TO 40% REDI CTIONS /____-_ Coupes For Sale | NASH—Roadster 4 cyl... 1994: in pertany | CADILEAC—@port: sary, classy jate 59/ Hun, Chevrolets «no heons a ee. ec ages cam, ae oy omens peters you buy: | C (SH OR TERM es | ACBURN—Dpass coupe: ‘this car ia ip | Shane: din Wheels, paint like sors werk de. So3o DAT EAIN ; $695; easy | liams. 4390 Olive @ others: terms, rhe . yo Spec a Prices to | sia ~ j Derfect conditio . $304. 7? . ; nor laet long at . ~ tan be . af yi us; | rade. Va Easton. oo co = : ad & d h t “ j , ari 2210Nn ; , ve ABiso Ca di! ac ar saa A. ou! D! ice; te is, De}. ’ za i eer pee eee Ht DSON—19292 : - ‘ Rance. f Sn an Mabe S| tr cieang. wl ome ke icy | SS ae TO ee PEM AT Bear Car nig cp | Mone hed ke, PRERT_Ma: | WORN DEE sipeaa fa ANT Tea , ver ‘ ery Durie’ Our moving, “Fer iture B0ICk.. 14 — __(c6) at in towne. CB roadster: claaair | sey ~ omont yenseaskett. 3318 Washingto , SALE St. Louis | Niversity’s pact ae BTURE—Good, of @ conn —a eae very Purpose sold at ractically cost® BUICK—1024 coune with & balloon tires ain. ctOWR: e00d tires, must sell: tan | CADILIA as ~~ — (67 } Bomont 3333. Phoné Sunday, Bomont ; te aT 4sketbal] | etc... with privilege ts dishes, $75; $3.50: Springs, $2.50. oattresses, | pa nase Sarage, 221 York Forest 8331 “ain. Call Forest #249 9138 Easton. | “ADILLAC—§j model; 7-passenger tour- 3528. ° am w Oppose the Dep a “* > Of renting | ; Gressers. $15: Washstands ¢0°-," , orest 145° a ae = 4 ~~ Meston, | Ing car, jugt like new: good rubber.| H. @ a> ing: look. _—- aul Uni. steam-heated flat: g)} ready to/ ter tables. $] 50: dav . ~.00: cen- | 8Cice oO pene VC P ee ee ee a bie fod) | Varnish : _ & er. | 4, S.—Touring: looks and runs like ry a . ; a : : ‘ : > oe , PFU; enets. $10; rocke, BUICK— Cou 924: dn. ne ee | s Without: a Scratch: engine per-/| new: will 1] , . call wr a versity five at Sr Loui . Te; k00d chance for new- | $3.75: library * ten) LU; ors. | . ; ~4; passenger: hest | . | feet. Apply to. M * stone | meee se cheap. Cal] Wydown | mn cll . we £OUlg U High “Ould offer terms to $19.85: sidebo es, 99.75; buffets ef condition throughout: lowest-priced | Sed ar thei ad Walngmin. | lth ae | . ae Price e ans or Sale | Varage. th and Walnut: vO d P 7 1 , yar = ~ — a. mm. ia - eqool gymnasium, Kingshighwes ® en OO ag | Blan SR Focchalty RE EE: getenaion tee Heer 8001 "Locket “Geet oeinit auIck. | CETRG OOS F AT conden: ate | tugs” 0 and Walnut: open day an. once gar, arratareo™e Fz mae Many of the cars offered i tse® SPecial sale are so new ; aes | a eC ts, ‘ 73: -— ‘ a : 6 a . ? s Sv ii) 3. ° ‘ » , - ° \#@ . - ~ - ee — . ™ ; and Oakland avenne tonight RE—Large assortment a? high. | tion’ ranges, §o5,¢ 00608. ers gg BRbNA- | w unew gee Tg Coupe, 162%." rebuilt, “Tike CHEV RGR ‘ _(e5) | “condition pecan agnRer averaxe: $358; | Owen 389g F818 Washing one Vice pearance and performance that until told, you N 1 dig ok, 6 room. living roo d dining | {'ferators, $8: ~ ins), The’ wars, Te | ta SOWN; trade: others. 344; : TS i - + > $250: | _m 33. mont 3528. , actually ; The same lineu 4 mand dining 3-piec ocum, 75¢ per yard. Juniata - ‘ . 4 SEDAN | terms. 3938 Olive. (c6) ; ; a hey th , . ’ - ' “MP Which Proved dressers buffets, ex. | J-Diece bedroom Suite, $69.75: 8-piece | Ai; VROV Ww (Cr) v int: “ | CHEVRoOTs Touring. 1993. wi SS LINCOLN—Phaeton: looks and runs lik ev ey are new, Each car has bee b i] : ‘ ~ : tables. china Closets, book; idining room Suite, $9R 50: 3°” "tur. | CHEVROLET—Goune: lat del: like Went: DE anically like new: $300. | phage? > pouring. 1923; big bar- new: Will guarant , F . ; : a rebul t, new pa v ; rong enough to Overwhelm Coys me fockers. chairs, rugs. ete. at pri: | ished complete, $187.50°° S rooms ‘fur- | new in every respect: $150 swch and Delmas 4g DE BUICK AUTO CO., =, |_ton ay) CMY $195; terms. 3520 Eas- moen-Baskett, 3318" Washineton™ Bo. | Needed ; repainted, some Dueo and some Varni h A rng eo tral Norma! of Indian bi 2! this week, RR 1. Leonori W are. old furniture for new. | terms. 3933 Olive st. (cB) DODGE dan 023 Delmar’ (co) | CHEVROLEF—as3———___—_.__. © Rent 3333. omont 3528. car fully ; d ; s inish, Kach “ &, Wednes. © Co. 3501-7 Tucas av (e5) | WALK "N-ARMBTRONG H. F. CO. 1306 w TIful Oe? —Coupe ; overhauled pes 10 notes, "$a° 62> Paint: $120 down, | terson touring. ato Gonnk: , 3190: ant LINCOLN TOURING ~— / equipped. : , ay evening, wit] be sent : RN y 7m ween.” | sre pyilve. st., | _ tiful new pase 300; CO K in avers GE pe 8227 —Ston. (GO)! Re ta ~ " . : , against * IRNITURE AND RUG OPPOSITE PURrIC LTRRARY. (¢14) | "pent: big bargain.’ ‘» + yf DODGE BROTH PRS—Sedane> 7, a | tussell._ (c) Late: new tires: y, i SIC _LIRRARY ® in. 2 é IRS—! ; $2s0 tl ave ~~ eee te ina a 1 Derfect mechanic DePaul, according to Coach Dan ‘WME CASH or PB. Z. TERMS. S == | .pen_ nights. eal a watarette; riven: °otfer all models at oy CHEV ROLET— Touring: perfect: new | [OP and curtains Al: @ snap at $1200: Open and Closed Mod ] 9 , , | 2.8: ™.. We wii] Dut on sa) HOUSEH’Lp Go | CHEVROLET—1993 oupe: elient ev. | Inc a,terms. trades, Tate Motor Co.,| tires; $75: $25 down. 4464 Easton. | Crms or trade. Cis . Say age, The absence of Guard Tom in our new building at i pa = ODS WANTED ery way: wil) make oe ‘eo nok Bons In — OF] “43 LL -.. i ; (c45) St ‘VRort fw .—_____. —— (c89) | 4035 BERT-GRAVES MOTOR CO.. : eee ; Stanton has not seri Toe | ' ® Walnut bedroom ‘suites. $69.75. . MN > —Furniture. carpets contents reasonable buver: terms. MacCarthy. DORRIS—Sedan- Private Cwner: 004 con- bes > ROLET—Touring car: new: late ae i OT Pa indell_ 8600." * sie jy 0 S . } lthe B ovsly weakened ing room suitor’ RON $5: | saaat"4tci,dwellines or Surefi*),ccomtentg | Feeaonabin. veimer.Cabeny 988." | tion; orice veavosabte’™ i; ROS Cabany span.” 9821 Necth™"Starket’ | NEW LINGOLS TOURING | a eye "Ith , 7 f00m suites. used. - ee anerices. Schober. | —— en 565. | on Se, any SIDGR. | ? " e illikens because or the Ver. YOu nee, furniture. i 4442 Page Delmar 860 or Delmar 81 Ch FORD: ‘Moor “sedan 1924>—sniy—4e Tconditnae tgs d029 _ tourlan? excelien: whicneve ® brand-new Lincoln touring car Government T Satility of Vernon Bradburn who ee manklin, (8) ANTIQUES—Furnishings ary cine - €vrolet Coupe eee fine selection. 412% Olive. ~ (ec) Reston: $245; terms: trade, 4464 | stantial saving. This ta iqee et ~~ | portation and ; ae mE ic-a-br a nds: R a edan: 1923: only $455 ——— — ‘a (cB6) | ries the ragin, . rn ', an : att 2) bri ePainted ~3: only $3295: na ron ce ——— 6 ref®ular 5 Pulled ba, k from center iy, gSuard, OLD GOODS— Bedroom, dinine. r= ham oe. Warr Main vest better fall nicke! Darts renickelea ih, black aon. others to select from. “ie Clive CHE\ ROLET—1923 touring: excellant | 8¢Tvice. Cannot ‘Aocet ant Ancoin oe Kae Car Carries > and the excellent Work of Kup! as prio: ams. vacuum. = 5 | Chouteau. Night, Centre} 9054. Meme | chanical condition: goed rub Tr; plenty of | ECRD—Late 4-deor sedan: same as — i Bendition: $245; terms: trade. 446 eae will bee ola ection whereby vour used Standard Makes center ang O'Reilly : I i et rs (89) | CARPETs — >——— Furniture contents Fists | Xtras; a real buy for $395: terms. trade 34 2: terme _ 1805 Russell. (c) ‘CHEV, OL ha (c96) | if desirea Bor p.423 finance & time dea] f ° oi Cilly nit forward. chifhno et! mncess dresse~, dwellings. Orcutt Storage Cab. 6030 (8) | 3039 es mt EST NASH CO... PORD—Sedan, 1922; $65 down: trade: | ti ROLET—Late 1923 touring; new | a re ay. aaa . = / Stanton is recuperating from a@ ge. Md Springs» °!: PPa*s bed. mac: | FURNITURE Witd—ane sone ss | — . , LIE SITE TE ede: (6) | FUR: Notas N? PIANOS Weanct MONA 3 : VORD—TLete > > pee x | ae , ene eter aaa meas 2 MS BERT-GRAVES MOTO “ordan Blueboy J2: “ ee Cae “Piece mohair: | Thay Bement tecg aker. 2918 Frank. a ARCH, 3137 Locust SUSY Lox sg $65. Jaan Marie 3 Feed Stir cition; I—1923—Chevrolet touring: like brahd- wae Lindell Lindell 8600.0" 1920 Jordan Touring bon + seem Touring ~ Wit Bie. (05) | 1D. Ror oS? and Romont 2727. (oR) N D 247, : iezics ‘ Pte Ss ob m new; very Cheap. ‘ -L—Sport touring: like new Pe > Ss Jee axw : Px? Tuge, PRO ROOM SUITE Pee an Reg ta——Hlghemt caan coe Ew Dodge Coupe Fetion, $808, Tudor sedan; good —cou »_223—Pldsmobile “touring, $365: try | Low Upkee aac MeChaMcAllv: scar with | 1923 Jordan Sedan 1925 Moon =~» Lub ‘Coupe refrigerator lect: | “C: .8as . nds of household foods. furni- Beautiful busines: , ia Heine 00;,terme, | 1923-6 K 3933 Olin ee | ) ; ourin ’ Carriace” and othee we, washer, ttre. rugs. contents of flats, planes, han” Tun 4500 miles: eons modei: only TOHXSON AUTO. CO.. 3667 Olive. Sap aker specia] 6 tourings: balance. 393: alive. (eG) 1922 Studebaker Ss i ] 4 ; ad pica a ame city. Onl 354% Michigan, Att Leonor) 9fS:4),Call Lindel 2160 ne. air shock absorbers whice 1 esting: | PORD—Tudor, 1954. careful. private: weed | new." ©xcellent condition: ‘as MAXWELL — Tate 1923. “sport model ~pecia ouring Allow’ A ae ee re ee A dec sR Gea > sowed: ae Witte] cx Eagan. beer nose | ERE reel eal lsg stacy way CASH TRADE ; t _ 9 ey ee LS “ ‘ ". ~~ es amel: " , . meee : 4.58 live ’ =) i ; . wv. : 7 \ eed. meta! j ible ~ ler price: $400 Fasy “| = ef . Se -—— ——J | ton Electric's: i | BEST prices for ~ PRD—Coupe. late model; good Ondition. faim: cash or ‘t rms. ; tad VY urings, like New; sacri. . cr “S8Y . Payments. : mag . cae 1117 elds | Linger Ption: mus have corres Kein’ | ‘terms = 2033 Delmar. tm é (e829 ) _N_ Kingshighn ay. eas — Aer | an sane wasy terms. 3520 Easton. MOON ge. SIS ¢ ocust es 9187 DELMA v rk ; 888 | . . | “ Sn NERS Electric; a large | = adel 7567. (cB) i> Eoue. 1921; bargain: $65. | eo ya pen i923 Fordor: new | DODGE—T9x5 touring: excellent ater, tlon, ADDearance’ like new: Gator snub. OPEN EVENIN 1@ orest 7 ) | used =clegners:' Hooy © pa! | ee (6) | 2 py eood condition: $205: 4 s: uCo > > Alem; Mac whentes ~™ Eas ‘ , SETN a 2>Clate / Se M™ricas and ethene priced to | kinds. Or will wa tents Vou sem, OF ail | VORP coupes: nice selection. from $140 | Or ac udor 7 fine shape: $435. aay iene abused ee, Sogn: 5133" Rann TeNer aplitters te, “eel, ASAE Minnesnen 724 nat NGS AND SU NDAY | +9 to $°5. Scruggs-Vander. | on commission ie | tO $385: terms: trade. 3333 Washin ton. | Et SSON_ AUTO CO, 3687 Olive. Forest aagq ~*°"- ei el BPR, 2 enota.(65) a ) Jarne A tte | | ‘ ur man come out . — 1090 SS Washi: Reon. | ase 7 pa pe oe = a OOS. = hay Electr i; Shop, . eee oe | gees “SELEIRK AUCTION «@ ne un gtr seune; Saaalent condition: | cianenee ag Own ir ee 19°23: S249; | DODGE -Tourings: some ren) real good onea? 1924 Moon 7 ouring —— P 4 “4 ING Nis_._— . Co., 1808-19 AU ‘ | Doan 4464 Easton (cOt) | "NIVERS S4nn . sad ycares.. battery, § 5: id of Clothes . i used A NES loor smDles |} =~" 21 86 §-12 Choutean, Main 168. .(c8) FOR D—Coupe. 1921: only $145: terms, “Open REAL. a Jacust kood 1921. $195: Essex, Packard. Gher® This Is the 6-50 model: {ft has been | | Ty 5 eee 2nd othe;s. od Eden, Almetal, a ee several others: always open. 4127 Olive PORT —— — and Sundays. 5 } Yolet. Fup: Others: terms. Williams, | @riven very little angq looks like new. ‘¢ | fl W HY DO WE HAV — ] mor B as $25 Morton Electeie ns: opens | ANIMALS | FORD—Coupe: Rg months old all eutran® | — t yon canene: rons Job for the Drice | 4390 Olive. CPOE: | EE, ie (c}5) abies oan cally Derfect and has consider. 4 E THE BIGGEST USED ec men are comlLin Sng ~~ eS Co... 7 aa Drath —__ | _ $350. Cai) Colfax 1l496w ° 7, | _ anc ; -.PPreciate a 5 Passenger | Ps le @ equipment: a chance to save | } Y 4 7 | ve : 1 COLLIE PUPPIES__w nae I 7, vera re nS | °f 4 C.osed car at $175 until ip. - x | Ou $900 on @ car th , - yur + ) em ’ Ss vel NG MACHIN ow. Se ¢) | breeding kind you'll ‘be Srouc'; cineet | FORD—(oupe. 1924; used short time: a | MacCarthy-Pardue. 632 aa — od € Ping DUrDOges, new; poets it before Draction! | CAR DEPART MENT IN ST. LOUIS? : ¢Knight lor their ) Call Renton 734 “Almatal Mtg. | -2001_N. Taylor. “ (c7) F Rein: always open. 4127 O1ive (Cc) | any 588 fe 192; {rebuilt and repainted: bumper. |°" @ Car: terms: trade | Ww f an 7 (any SERVICH. . . "ments. The reason is ret oe wee | return for ytd, pedigrees a denmediately, | $: 75: trade. 1R0% Resco": ear ITI ‘PMOBILE it today yh mae ro ge quick, wee | é 3039 “Loctwy st ~ AST ‘3800 y lake ‘n Trade a Large Number of Used Cars ‘ ; i . as . : > - : A « » Ou j ee ln ~ tare eee => j S ' Ro ° . ° ~ er eee a ~— et = Y * . , és ‘ ; fhand furniture. 311s 14th. | Mairview, Webster eee 1eaes, a FORDS—i6 coupes. late models, $865 up; | Sedan: 1923: looks and runs new: wes ad 3039 ly we free * “tor | NASH—Touring 6-cyl.. practically ae tip \ AND S “LL, THEM FAST lor Clothes that FIT o> Be wine) | | porn trade. 3920 Kaston. — (G) | complete - priced half for quick action: | ——— DFE\ LRT: 3800. new. wer mning order: paint as good as; 7 . . ‘O —Coupe: styie } 23: Al condit .| trade or terms: alway: TILSON ! y 9 is @ real opportunity to get «# : ’ 'ORp ’ Ve ‘PEA ? - RUARY SALE BUILDING MATERIALS |. Cabany 5317W . tees MOTOR CAR ¢%)_ 2931-27 Tenge WELSON E. [ONSTRA OR Rasen: terms, Delmar 2547. “4650 : BECA USE °S, Slree ft Ss een a BUILDING alterations of all deecripilone. | ORD—1923 coupe? pervect “Soha - — ~=2 i 4s ee ae ‘a purent touring: one 4-whee!) brake. bal- _Easton. (c) treat a Prices are right, Hesides these are not just Yr ! + tn n ; i a= ~* ; ‘oO! Ae © Oa r ’ - © ; r: " ox. oe re ee ; 7 DEN sful policy for us ewW. A. LANGAN PRE ete. Tyler ters OA) | re tema: trade. 4464 Eager en: JEWETT SEDAN chanically’, pertenenaand be sola “ar pe : rebuilt." if needed" neeetitied ae (MS, Miatory ot ‘agen car. Theam care nde’, in of a FURN CO | Wabaar ~~ irra UD: trade; WULLIAMS, Of course, 4390 Olive. fed) | FORDS—35p" tourines, ‘bargains; $40 up; | Pe" sg - titres. snare tire. motometer. more to choose from. ave and remember we have hundreds " ne a a ——————=—= -—=: a eS: effer: Pr pee 4 \COLN—5-passenger sedan: has heen / terms. tre 3520 F a “Teambper, @tt.: here is a real buy for only Studebak ; ” : : . one large selection: $150 to driven very ine" ye “ ene. __8520 | Easton. ’ a $795. See ‘i: '] Studer net Big Bix Coupe. ne 1350 : : nuar to ours. There 1s ‘ae down: vine. pearson, 6) x8! iW Fi A M ER ' eon yp eoune. brand-new. 1925. 10.9007. Mont BHPR a ae a n | eer . uring. aad pot me OA KLAND—Late “Model: beet - presen i sitdenne ene rp Tepe: ’ ge OR Sti Buick Touring 7 Dass, on : nh. BRASETT, ‘9% e, ' 23 ? OME Por SA Ten : » at s . ick. ber. | MARMON—ia72 Pep - ~ —- ice; terms, trade. 852 zaston. (6) B50 ca) ?, "eter * ~~ _ anit - “Ix Tourin 5 ; val ie ; i ' 5. ey) uis. F SASCH, 2 O18 Franktin, (c5) | _ fit: compiler, eae od, "371007 out | 2601 Locuat. Open has aus a to) 7 esie anak awh passenger tation: — | FORD—19e9n touring. $45 alap Chews OU ERT AND ees BA Olin @. fete | Studebaker Special Six Sida ‘nara rr oan Mor ates nal ++. S796 MULVIHILE = : a Afi OA Owa. | Otter Coupe: 1923; 5 new tires: make | ~manyl seat covers: cost price ‘$4500: hich. let. Maxw ell, others, 3441 Juniata. (c7} RBS - terma: trade O 4468 Mam (eDG; Dodge Touring ee t9 4.2 oS hatha sce. 805 Sowert y= +, pe tee. SIRS - : j oTrer, Ch; S@® (ar 22 F » x “Or- grade Car at j ht ic ». Owen. sk j rORD | > re a j : £50 1 + | er TTiacr yy ee es ee a ee — - ; ‘ ‘oy TT ’ y or Oh we ea fo hes eed * CLOTHING | fat 8381. Forest 1462-71 York. 4c) | 3319 Wastingtne® Bomont S330 Re | trade. terme.” 330g OURnE®: $30" up; ane: fale een Late gunrantecn o6 sour asy Terms We Will Trade Your Old Cap . RNITURE. C Wanted hee O21 ‘S175. (ck wheel; cord tires, f mon® J52R. ns | FORDER 5. touring, 1929 models: real} 5033 Delmar, m (cae: ’ ar 4 . ee, i > 3 De; $175: terms. bargains: $96 each. 8520 Easton. (#) STUDERAKER WB 112-114'N. y94) | Movertacts, Nib =20.000—mens—aa | PORD Cae Os A887 Olive Southwest Nas Oo | abies: 805 Moh ha, tater, demou pel at 4 . P. ——- : vats. Dants, shoes. ladies’ ar '| PORD—Coune: used as demonstrator: | h C $: \ | CASI] OR CRE r | COats. canes: pay from $6 » 5 Treanes, | Many accessories: cas} | . ; Maa i t ” > ’ Sx ; f terms. Avres | *. Values in /REDIT | Lindell 3135: aut calls 5 229-. Phone A tean ; (08 ,.,cash or bs Nash : ; GREATER Yn | Appleman, 4061. p “ Minutes, 17, | FF, US] SALE .-| ss age. ; ° . ee ee Hg | : Seer | aca es mae || WEBER MOTO) NY ts I emount- | original paint and tires mechanicain: | : ‘ : . A : ~ ables; $95: $25 down. 4464 Easton. | and appeaarnce excellent: S150 cash and | |i ries: | ; res Nash. 5-pascenser -Cytinden: eee ; (c89) | termes. ‘e —1418_N. Kingshighway. ——— $F 9) | tury equipped: bere t-eft o nt + aged PORD— Touring: | CLOTHING wid 50.000 FORD—1993 coupe: t : : OF STOVES /gcontgss shin ali peer thal ist St, rand and si. Loute Bases, ~ms 3933 Olin (eB) | “4rrison and Locust ay. in only $60; terms: severa! | STUTZ—Phaeton. new paint: leto 2 —_—_——____=—_ ——-—— fine Condition: good In ‘keled. Tuarantead: terms: ttade 3030 | Others : bargains: always open. 4)]°7 a real bargain at S850 Owen Benge! A TT -~. © Suits, over. | tires: a dandy fob: $325: terme. Mac. Lowvust Romont 3R00 : Olive st. ASR Washington Romont 3333 aan utomobiles For A i] ~ . Ror the country. Pay —Arthy.Pardue, 6436 Delmar. Cabany 588.) Oa wy ay nN; rebullt all acer | FoR —Tourings: , 3. + day nhone Romone RAR — | } : riés, Parts—¢- | from $5 t6 S30. Del 8@5 or Cen. suey FORDE - - ——— eh _ hOAKTILA NI—19° 4 sedan; rebullt all over, | Ic Tings; c «: Starters, lock s ee OOO He Z. S0ellaneous ‘Wr Pte L FURN] Auto calls it) 15 minutes Gelb w61. 1 S—See Nulsen-Thompaon for all S350 1805 Russe} ie’ | wheels, ERS. BAS: roadsters and trucks. STUTZ—5-nasseneer sport model: new ee ee tat ie ns mVve the aULD Darts. holts to a mina a | Page. mz . 2 er, “428 , Styles and models: coupe\s and tourings: | ; : “ ee wee ——s mes orien ede Others: terms. Williams 4490 Olive. (cd tires. $575: terme or nart Payment on an 1 &. thy. Midnes I7a0 ieee BAVE YOU 1/ FO / tn see -- _ : ) poe kta LL terme, # (419 Manchester, | (cB) | DEM¢ INSTRA TOR | FORDS ~-Tourings: larga selection: $100 new closed. before oD. m Poneroy, Fo-. —_= $e a | a 43 72 F r Ss j FORD { oupe. 1923: ‘every extra: like | Star eedan to SITS: onen evenings j est 1000 a ae (ay til es a? | . FREE) ioe —_~ 2 Sale others; “amor "iver: orivate. nse: uae, | 87. Louis DURANT CO. FACTORY TLUNSON AUTO CO. 2467 Olive | WILLY S-KNIGHT—3-nasseneer— touring | {i digs tteries RUMMAGE SALE—4A}! kinds of cg wilh encaters. tourings, tudor: BRANCH. BLOG Locust . | PORD— Touring ear; rebuiit. With 19°74 | ‘ate mode]: like raw IN ADDFF rence and |i : lane RATTERY JARS —Cheap ye ; “some Preseut With rildren seats Couts and capes vy FORD_ C ohio ein nost ‘one Open evenings and Sundays (cS9) | 4 # s20 down; private party. Lin-| Mechanically; , $450: terms, 3933 Olive | 1aennte fire and Battery Co.” 1111 x. mts ‘ ] children's clothes ANd shoes ~ aq . PS . oupe. ate mode!. mos ully | Stica RWS KN] Ar fy Sm | Gell 7REOAwW (c6) | FE Ae A (ott) ~th mt. “e Ni * mitch _ ~ OP te == . Mit “imped Ford in the city: will Sari - = vp ee G r— J 4, )-passenger | hg ‘ ? PORE R ene USED touring Cara: ; inte. oa ; ee ee: ee (C9) Chase of ] peeeroay. Feb, 7, 3213 Easton, fe) fice for ic] . Cley : , sedan: only driven 9000 miles: Al con- | FORD—Sean Nulsen-Thompson for all eryies | ha ° Ri a. oe D ‘ W q ’ ; a " $ 0 or More BEAUTIFUT, Clothes for women and men. Motor Salen 4618 Delmare pend. Downey | dition. Schroeder Motor Co., 3507 Linde}!. | and models touringa and roads'cry: ba-. | ——SE._2018 Ridaje. nanan (CG) on t ait for | 1 R y RADIO] ITE FT : v8, Complete, $175 renee prom, wealthy "Sales qeCoPle: im. : ) : (C5) | EE ae fe?) | gains: terms. 7419 Manchester, ( nn inane he | STEA RNS-KNIGHT—1990 aed; n;. 7-pas-|} $o04. ‘eae Pucks for hil H h S : 4 aia beet «OLD BATTER! : Dining Room. Kitchen Rit, ~ ay »&- m. to 9 p. m. Soctety , ain all entre eee ienoibe, Sé€nger: good paint: car in good condi. RS8S Local ope eta RareaIN: terms CHEVROLETS—3 iru. ks ae Yao 4 pring | ones! bette old, pa se: Gouble life of ov 18 cash and $2 50 week SS Rachange. 3109 B. Gra Sand (078) | UNIVERSAL, $4017 —e | gion throughout. Schroeder Motor Co... a ne (el) models: stee] Da ne! bodies: * tebe are | rices | or phone for Darticularn. x - 6 = . EE gyeey D— Tine e 1662... - nD Be eet ae le =e : and $] 50 each snl __for hardware stock, x A-60, Bre: | or ces in St. Louie: sored ye wo at A fmt hg verre i pee: ~ oa conane: ro | Daint. cop pecnan- DORRIS—2-ton truck, with large Body tor || Stutz 4 Touring tbe . j hase 5 Ht Auto Bodies For Sale +t é peo | Motor (o>. Ine 3041-49 Locuet b! ; ‘1Thi - 'v _ 00d paint: gen- is : . + Uphol- hauling empty barrels or ; ody | . ¥ painted 195 | On? ix ‘' T° ae eee ee. ; ' . “ ~ ays eet Asp cust b cu. uilne bargain. terms. Open evenings and stéry; 5 good tires: $195: terms. Mac-j| « es os: ¥ ||| Dodge OO 66s. 5... ” , BODY BARGAINS—Alwace. mr ere! a ~eautiful 3-Piece Ivory COAL, COKE AND WOooD ss Other ege24:, lock wheel. bume- | goundays, Delmar 2547. 4650 Ensten “4 Carthy-Pardue, 6320 Delmar Cabany tion: ‘mechanicalier de;t2, sult rice $250: ||| Podge Coupe .. 2! ! 0! 0. ss 2-5 338 ||| __ Pleasure: erma_to ang. 2620 on rereial. or Mah 4 S . : = | $305: ener extras: exceptionally rood : BUICK -Late stvle touring, “$76 down: (Pak ee : terma. See at 18°} Fallon ~ 9250: Dort Touring CARMEN SOS ved G UL OR i] FORD BODIES ne nd-new c®) ‘ Ogany } ample COAL—Bunker Hj1) lump. a high-grade LOVE. ms: will trade: open eun./ trade: also Oakland. Cole Marmons’ | FORD_?T 24. +.| @@re Motor Co. - 4e7) | {| Hudson 6 tae Pe ed AR |) ker Coupe, only $213" Imey ‘O” Too S 4 "ar Coal, $5.95 Grand 51°9w ‘ + JOHNSON MOTOR co... Dodee, many Others, $25 up. 3441 Ju- Touring 1921; starters, demount- ORD— Tench: low oa ee a ee odge Tourin ° hodles ; bargain : trad 33 2 m Suites, $7450 SAL a NE 9438 shal Pane | rrnorized Fora Dealers. 4927 Nat. Bridge | niate’ ~~ wg (oe?) gues: 800d condition: $50 down; open PORD—Truck; light delivery. 1115 Dol. | Jaynes Geers. th ah eA a eo : e. 33 Washing. ? : . — 75. . "DSON “oach €s3 ot Bridge : > - ———-—*/ | Sunday. , rs TPS ‘ td ag A ea TU i ey hing Rov’, Piece Wal- | “Asa: sang? 578; gressat fray, | NUT Sige’ un looaScaats.* Gateen: | OUICK—Laten 1985 wanaard Wage ed Ford Dealers, 4897 Sa Yinagy | FORDUGRR Welere eer —"ag ew? | Chandler G6 Seangvine == eo0 - — ‘ ump, one ton, 5. . 2 tons or j . bf SON > ~ = = eee —™r oy — > “> aa es y . 50; fine br _nere's &WAVS a crowd at YAH. WEST SIDE BUICK a1 0 CO. (“oupes, $200 to $250. all atvles; cheap. trade. terma. 2506 s. | | jow for quick sale. a | ty Ay 4 “Te Bh AN ? 23; 2° GS Dhs- S . lum , $4.25. nut $3 ie Br dge 517w Dp oe h account of SUch real bargains Delmar 308 50° Delmar. (eB) | Sedans. 3225 to $525 Jefferson. ae a i} $10 ) pant ad ' Ma}! ord rm filled ‘’. . ‘= . txt — SA. ~ >Pecial, $41.50 A nh. ee. AYRES Atay, basics, £70 te $150. Peand Chanh! (delivery. wlth panel heey | Bate, $25, $50, $100 Down — | TIRKa —Neo "re SFr lize (eSn) : " SS SS eee a, | ou “a —Coupe. ne an B k 4 T e 490) é MES 4 . ss. ingshighwar. erly . “> r _ we Maed ; 7h Tay Porcelain @OLD ano siLy perfect shape. new Dae gl 923. tor | UIC Oul Ing’, Pte BA ae | tire: SlOeee cay fn oe we Cre I] oe W eekly Payments Pr Pie “UY Mall “Time oo” 1 hows (oa Cate ‘ . ; te “Ouick sale: terma. Open venings and Sun. You can't beat the little 4 Ruick on the F—_90—_R—_ pjp__ | JOHNSON AUTO Cwh., 3687 Olive, i fi ‘ |} ee af I ‘ \ a Extra gn bination CASI, S814 for Ainmondn, old mola pias. | en mte Soa7 aaah pues 2 Sun re tree ene aC” EA] rourinese gO DS $150)" era, mrae raral als a wie ||| Wilson Motor ¢ || USS ae ge Rema 4 ve “xtra Special, $78 | nUM and sliver hutimht Brocdway es LIN( OLN COUPE terms or trade. YAIILEM Mose mR Coe” lun 2651 Latavette Open nights. — — for tourina furniture delivers”, OF sore. iff Pi \ Var 0. iY new: alt aites. Glenn, Grand . Ov Short ! enet] ; f yh Co. 612 N. Rros dway. (c57z) Rednil and refinished excellent eauin mies SRS 1035 N tjrand | GARDNER—Touring- extra eouinment: in ‘Ce and a number of other uses See this . 121.27 Loe t TIRKL— Hix Tw . . ‘ ~'OS © ‘CASH Paid for gold. sliver. platinum, bre. | ee and tires, carrier new car Warranty CADITLLAC—Phaeton. PaAINtCm Does sare geod rondition;: ,areain S135. AASA | today sure Price is right ferme Tye! : bs “ - us tj o3°? 33 3203 5; Special] 50e Yd ken Jewelry, false teeth, Miller. "be Phone for TA ne tration. brush green. perfeet rondition: ne daa tal fornia. mn (90) mar 2547. 1650 Pastne le) i ALWAYS OPEN | BAe %. $3 40: ‘ 7. Chive, (cS) $035 Lindel baled ¢ — *! ye Vm oo, Sele, ae ae 7 ta Sa 3390 Bae p10 ive tOo: | MACK hen Minh track: ana ore od MERRIE ae, Sel ot tubes aS Lal : (c7) a7 fh, AF bs vaston ~FIUA Hive. Others: cheap ~OIS Pied te. (oft, ' { SED Tin All . (iran eee | is - : if ae , j

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~~ Ba a i Sj =. Wee aes 4 f " aS &.§ a . ae Md Pm Pit _ - > a 4 + ae oe r) . ae ha, an r ay, - “) A -— ips id) ails a a SO O7,821 | HOUSE. ES, . sEWwE ON —W any wines Bourht ap te ane _ , 4amou 0 HiGHker HH nt. Mili 2 rat: jewelry, Brices paid er, 1322 Olive Pia MUSICAL -* ‘for 01g Fold. br Rold- bree =) | nos and Organ: ans For Sa le diamonds. Mitie. — > FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT en it ae ———— —y. ; (88) Pj lan () ER west WA . N § P | New York ome neigh newly effici furnish iclency. housckeepine” ter; newly rat floor: tale” decorated: al roome: ‘G > aE t. ho complete 7 ys ed ra oad $7558 eek. e. Foreat 5 alt con am PETTIC Ps fen Persh - West son- | OREON Ig Se manager : oo Northwe P G. SCOT i or 0 So ee r, 800 « E BRIL west 5 Chestnut. Sieam sate pt a 56358—FY odetn conven inen..f0om ences: (Sto La. & r pe" a ee : re RSE a a py o . -_ Ae: a § oF Y voy - . « ze ; i? Tieer AND oor; _ For ' Sale Ww referred. fix toh ——— ette or . ; canal 6A FEE—Nee SAFES ‘ \Darles, “nn Sa sea: pew | *” ‘ proof ane? rat and | | in ) and gates. va Soodlaatbedi * j di y C I - Pj 7q 1n every deta sale TeK¢ , t “te — nave jot’: -* epost : pile. | Off NOS | (cl) _ . y a ' er 9+S— a ! 2 - Wfe-saving” wily, Theaters and #4? Cen | W ered at pri ACOO South | WASHINGTON ~ changed and attachments: =A! preyed | orthy of sg ces that are | k Joinin 238—st n W ZB pore! 5 ee janito ne nea at. Post. Di xkimately 19° RI AN i 799w * ‘bath team ss ) ATERMA\ hee rooms, DETE ms, r Bellet z: » 199 spatch 12”) Li H ; ren “heated roo Vacant: *y Tae On 233W ‘Ae | NOR’ ERING Strictly tm ontaine~ End '¢ : (c3 od nNdema W ESTGA tleman, room, ' law nt; bul] i—J a DW —-Dupiex; 5 roome ee 901 Wa adio | P] A © housekee ni, Toms: __() | geceping room 4122——Neavie ne? Enrighe eae, °°r south. brea akfars : 3038 : (e8) | ~Pes N; must be renee’, 2 eos: in : pod floors. | 7 ‘Ton y | iVOURI ea all con eunkle or | MIN featly ¢ roo ae es” (SEAR 4 room; decors New, » | ~_08t- Dispatch reasonab ay S aoit 3 ° Gayola eat, doub! _(c65) Herb ERS OUR convenienc.. | —Kite NSTDR P urnished | 3612 Latayet; loor west.’ ’s $65 5550 PA Orated: “ieag FOO™S. | Se le. Boa smn! AOO.. 2618 'S Sefterson”™ . ro A DY For Ss — ert, m ] houseke 741__4 ences | henette- a. 3824— (5 i fayett °.0' C3 su és est, 5 00 LM_N _ : ara e 4 ’ ites » A pl ' . -U18 38. _ Setter * O—Ne ale anoga 39855 eeping. 2 nies 2 | WESTMIN steam ‘hea Pd fi )} -.- Foome * 24 floor ’ we: EW FT,A’ a! DW = -| Hens, ferson. Diete. © ew, “e Ma ny. well ¢ 6 clean —— MINSTDR P : $7 oor front. s floor * wenj)' i 10 . igh = 15—3 : ap. ee | als ed fror es 4043 (o>) | Tated: » hea th, he Chestr 1 }. rane ; 1. 144 $700: tarm are h to flat ANDOAIT mre “Victor mn Red tor | © ESTMINSTER P res 3 = 0} Tauired; Dndition: service: gore. | ARSENAL, 331} South “4 VILLIAMS. 706 ie rent 7 §43ro™s. |) Weitrei S BLAKE gas. —" Sew) VG v, Box kK one Gibbs . trauhbe . We ° $4 iSHE N wo coup} A—4-roo ro - (7) room, plu 4257 i live 270) USAM pe Call n $75; ref. | _. C@llent 0115-6 +o... 2 | Se esinut. Oh —OUuls — CY, é BRY.. 815 ~~: . GM 107, P.. mini oes on ANDOAB ©8.4 Bo om fur } Quiet: s ki aS —lLa — =i. _ 315 RE ALT |BA conditi rooms, tj — ve 2713. | ct — c oO 4 MACHINES “D ? niatur pri AH, 9% _ Bomont nished | — : mode ette, 1 ree, cle 2 In sry MBURIG On ;- $65 til ___No ~ . _ 206 D: re Es— ure va te 2998s), ad! WESTulte ns St flo ean | terna - RGEK. 3730 © bath LUCK rthwest ,-— SE WhEr 3310 One repaline’? Singe: 2000. $500 | Ee spar Guingle ee | “househartn ee “9615 Dee ors adalcs: | 4960 Ling ST. R] EGIS- Lite Biag | BOTASHE Victor S0A~—4 Tooma, hy soe Oe so ae ung eo 590—Dwelling; Pov Minna | seeds MAC Bo; ._ front 363° d 7144w reasoma b! ng ro eairab v4) (ern: wi nde}) CAL. oF _ ~437M ms, bath | °P n@ electric: Me: = ma | FARM SOTTAG E—TDG. new an HINé . mont NEW lent. room: AW Vy adie. om: n - “a fr FP: Ww li d bl - ~ oo ee 390% . ath ALDING stov ~ roon = 1000 ; ’ he N ra ; i —~—D; also td | WRs ewly d one | PRANC TOF > # Foo “PINE po sA—6 G. 7 OVe hea is. bath | ater acr rooms. orth | M. enting ‘ used s! Opheads PIA STD hal] r _furnishe TMINSTE rm ecora ted; . ~ CISC ate, ms, 2 b ULEV > Porch, __ tal and (cb) trnac 47 48—~9 heat, tn, | Bh ic® on eH Da se ment, ark Easton: revairin oO up weer Str OS NEY, 12] 00m: ¢ di donble ER Pi ( ~US | REA aths, mod- ELAND e © bath : = ng @: wat -room back 22 eT) | miles M ies OTTAGES—Th lL.indell 4108 288ton. : , rr ; : 0— onven-/_¥V sleep 4, 3744—4 ~ (07) | 6818 ALT and : 4148» L: redu coms or Dearding ath: Bick, Line north AGES—The M. BLWIkG —. Forest Cany a ube P}; $5. $6: : Housekee a eniences ing room Sing! Wa -“V.. 80 WAL Kas: ad ——UCOd. - icy ane rding h : eu! ‘tab electric t Oln Cy oO brick cor tu new 4- NG M veo a | ay er. ST v ras, elect ceping ste neesenesnes | WE £: Teaso 7 and 4 ASHIN 4 Chest TER - % roam s h CSU) > ~ ank B : ouse. le for aC, ; all ma unty: izes in the © -rooin S@we lke A‘ HIN ES O18: Str: Ww alnut. bd INGEN Tic, he rooms: § LS TMINS — Nable: « ! floc Partmen Naw estnut J $30, . eat. Li TERRY aT, Bidg, oO 702 F d rooin.- | Pin eT Da he! an and OOO bl 2000 biock = ; : a 7 ed = tte o +s | 3°0 : at. +. fr: ‘ TE rR Pp 2n - vO0rTs, ON k. E. - ght | . o7 a Jlive 31 > e era! R — . st. sture 1a a oc kh Agn ‘ ; oo: re new ‘4 $1 m Lire Ophea, i aube. mi) . ae 0) ~ . aleo s] S—_ RR j rtable a ee . 2 ic ra j ga tile . 5 la AV. COMP) CO., 61 ara e. 10—oitac. fT 20. a- * an pic k vo [Ss are zo! Shan 4aqenting. expert ye her aiver. niatur eeping oom and (5) | _auired, oom, nea 7xx—Ligh =. rage ; ath patke room TON, _36337->-— 8 Chest HA ace, 4 roon (eos | ' F500 cash, | urs: $4500 to === an r Chor Xper{ =~ a9 pr Gilbe e, mah oo room; all kitchen i wre Phone I r bath: r t. “com- | S€ssion, se cor eat, janj Ss. hardw garage: 652 8. a nut. RRIs R. rooms. m @ per cr alance $28 to } ah spew tg | rawr rt Gri ++ BOD | convs. (5) ESTMINS1 batt ractive ~~ tchenett PL, 2 (80) MEN Kop’ keys cow de CBS RIETTA. = retthnelbatac | Only jin N srr ante URES | & $2850 AUBER’ 8 Dath ; sink: hor e. $8 . 4053—F Ts FO oP Re *t #214 ms, bai) >> / ma 29: . $30" neludin all jorthwe OF : ed E ERT, 737 €; clean, isekeeping & week Room _ = Rr H. Co -. CHR th. elect —RaCe. lect 3O—8 | do n 40 ate : ane west Cheap EAT s aS T room: ‘southers ice “private pats. | WESTMINSTER ates and) FURNISHE FURNIS ENT 819 Choc es TIAN 'B ric: | THER Bess 389. Victor LORIN _o,.. | mngp ance. Hi : moderne Way J. Neuma HOP Ras Y er c AUBERT. 75 aaern re furni hed | me; 6 Slee NSTER Pi 7 7314. | __ roor HED APAR? HE POL MANT ew testnut. O| RIN- Oven A. 10%] — victor Toa fur- | of W; in cente “Ine ola ore 2a ar 48 iG i + De nn. 4907 FU RES— ms Oj; With i ———— t ostire Wee Sues; | Sin sping room L. 4°xx. —:. a ‘all AR TMENTW electri 1300A—__2 >> ive 99./| = n_ Saturday, s— ‘otta W) (exg) | Maki iSCOnsin r of the "al Pen 3 Davidgon —— Ry argé, * 282 Zle room ° with twi — Bea . Caba — a geen moss neat (e7 ¥. 9 to 5. me. 4 | Making farmerp en a4 2 b . oad- Q fas rene ae 4 kit ttPactic iJ. tinuous fot ‘refin » bene utiful ny 3100. achelor. 5| Pp eS nae 4 Condition. room: —S¢} a oe rooms, | farm armerg e furnace, 2. oe —_ r F a yYment ic ©: privy Ay ip " kitehen, ful] iy ve room Ww E S > prot water yr {fentieman:, one | ee — i an ; E LAD, sagt r. SUB, oe on! Ss. ba! h, FURN. M ie ———— droughts Ss. ee ~» sss0. mE WELSH. BERS, rag bars: ARBER Gita ot Sale S I BAYARD ee entrance : ‘reaso janitor we: | rooms: K BY 4007 es ; con: | | APARTMENT West — | ae rt ea Rent Rade oC hestnut.. oO”, OUSES For R rater: wbout Bod Egeton, — this . i— VV) _— X i adult (— I] 2 i ‘ n ab] rv iw E ‘\-- 4S Inge ; phe ~ . Cdgii nished - “te —Wesi AT ~. . ce, et ‘ ced; f ‘sd? E ' ?rTre t io le ‘orest ALL, mi isa . uit -_ I s. F rge e. ST PINE wp one: ousek, X ed; St est ytene Sey - €fc., $35 o ‘teu f- : So) Ny cl / re “ se] it f bargain chair: cost $183; : Kok. | | BAYARD, 1260— 808] arareen warm: ra: OF Ww = oe AUS a si Parsi yas Phone Pe REAL T TY, , ee ‘ aiicely — fur High reno, ha rdivood fl 2 (x9) d URNISHED HOU uth T roads, "yw within “Wt BUNGA ‘South REFRI or or $10 00. j 491 need »; don’t RB o usekeenjy —~Corner | (3 9) keep} E BL. ; uite ARTMBEN : 660. ~ » O715 Dei Call J. Sarage: ice of R ak- 05. ished re il) ‘sha . Wi he brick: m —5926. S Polen "7 prices o TORS - jvodfellow, ti «& | BOYLE Cars: $8. conven) arge light, W ing: $5.7 3690—Res (7) | nicely: INT—S5700- imar. |POURT rent righ ousevelt Grand | 3326 smareot re beauti “Es isconain i Nagatan hodern: nox disom: @ 1 rest n gro —~ Spe (cS) | BOYLE, 322 y ‘ent | WEST 65.75; basemen 00m. house. | \P#ttic furnisheg: oo (O89) | TEEN t. Si R. with i- descrimaha GALOW—3 m. 4928 Folsom. call today. grocer, househoise butcher we FU 2ngey. room ™ »(Abartment™ B 10 bu Ww oer ie 4103 — fen - 38. MARTIN Ral very gL ble FOS oma, | 1342 elect: 1305 8 S.—4-reom fee ‘SUBURBAN eae oe | —— nicago., nes D lot 60x} hor. =e tO 8. Reokgeee Charle How 8: tele ©ner a L : ~ en — Ww CesT ~d f] ousek, hone Ay.’ 4 Fer | 2 g ABF on’ oom Flint be Ser ; l : x 130. eat, tile y. Sst. We Scale (oon nd.| — G CATE ployed. arm. ; _¢ PINE B oor: r eening ne P TY co or} ~¥E. FP REAL Y. $3 flat. Wi ALLIS ROP. LENGE bata; ga SHOE Cale ©¢ write SO uran I. j Ss } 1 —— De! able To 41 > ange (ec BART arkview “O.. 5715 G I ALTS 3S Oliv 4LIS ae xo, FOR crry cL W PRE r STOR . B12 - a-Lieader roots: L40—2 or 3 mar | — 0m. hot-water 2—Cl —fe7) MER, 660," °'*9 Dein ‘RAND, Co. Bor colive | pbtckland V.——(First REN RE BUNG ER. 3197 s. to-date E SHE L ~ St. fT a uc DE iS: Teasona or 3 Neh 1. nC 80) -water hea ean. my ‘alge f $633 — > Sn) roo 403 3 8 Chest. | Senn. and rd. ): rst fous T ~~ AL WM -/ S. Grand. Gr.§ | nwgedate; cheap. 295 o> SB) | alking (89) LM AR nable. “ Fores ruse Re R er heat. _convenie or-/ @dults SF -Beautifuliy (c5) | heat: sy lows rar erie (ony | Can Ones 4 use wort —75xl? Porch a, yuodern. Too oc? iL 6th. Plete, up. | tu NSWic hines | F ~——— OMS : _™Mode ~« 4£3239— FORR j ci F nnecting urnished. YRC sun r Odern f —==———— £ 6177 electric. hardw . BST cf ; al heat, do ard wood fl 5 TYPE = -] with reat, bes or Sal | DEL. MA jern. Dein i*2t,. = (c) | ROOMS ana” 7 ‘ENT—co ID, 4 kitchens CK EL pey sidney 179. oom, hot-wate, a Teng vood | LOT—Corner, 3 - 4305 fouble brick gar oors, | s% WRITER: —— j THIE i records. autiful cabinet mac 6 $3. R RL ——— e! mar 192 a noes ei co : and flat: : OLORE! ate 00m fur (Eu ic! cliq- (te; H y DE A Y ‘Dr. EE AR “Water | SSS Che@a' | cell orner, , Sea race Adn age, lot. 7 4 RS AND ee LE SE Ss MU SI Js 50: Pate inet ma } D 50 Week 3970—]. ‘. . = _———-* nv ren! lent: ’ son furnis he o' ED | ‘a be | - hea rnished a and “Laclede Ll” L, bd 36 ICKSON House —— vi Sa site for . . serene ee RODI eer ger PY iN cSt seats rooms. “bat th. *. (sa newt ee COLORED i street m . — all r* pay NS —— ' TPE iTER e 7RAPH Co. ana’ x 50; ches | __'/0or f . 4017 e. MMATE y eam } P ete Lac] ) R. E ath, furnace wiy d 7 rooms | LO our “sur you ar or; 35-ft. ' est Ma —Unders a — 16 OPHON 204 N > term DE ront, 1 i—S§), (cd . TE Wea. ae TED one 1€a tw'd-r Clede Samael J PEE ke 6. CO. oo urnace: 2 0, ecorated. ms, b T~y uper-Dbull © bas 7 t. I ++ Bide Ud 3 port econ” 3A Knapp; “®0elian; t (c8) R BL. : uple, room, 24 ROO. “all Cab _f0 sha: _/ even i ed: all ‘ater artment : electric: $:; . 1227 eramec, HOUT vier 16 nace; “eth st hand! and w u TY Prwrmew mont} able, Jat. | NOG] ... 6) SALLE »2ai>——~ alnwrigt hh toilet: $99 A—3 “eles , is: jeneral Co ISCHMAN. a A O ta, we “ imt , rn : 0—Steai ( shing, | F 0 RW om light ooms ete: gos’ 2817 Wee a rt. VOLF-. nice 5G ntracto Lips ttier Exch nd Unwaes to S65 A — j l Week upw ard: 1! good . ? halis« ladies conver came. “hea tec (e5) aj NISH > month, hous com.- . _ $25. Nice ‘ — POLL; ope rooma, B nn — ravoi s. r and BR anaes Ga St, rent- pho or § term makes ~~. 3 €mplo llences - eated rn OOM fe) | .W ED a ekeeping: | McRE 3 roo —'Cod) ACK, ‘electric | 8 So ee Ta a VE ny ee ; builder. "| Stata diate 29° \ SB we ne or : 4 mo s from $3 $15. DELM yed: room: | Ty Ss AN = | ay: 3 APAR RE, . SOL — 8, e] 101 N ic, END~ fe GE—J __Riversid ~ «4%, 10th fuls KIEs Vrite f nth! y - $5 c . AR R “ _reasonat ntleme, D wa heat: 4 ‘ room TMEN?T.W— xu ) a. +— cy ectric | PINE oN. Rth j or ou S800 c rooms ion. e BSA. from & rent . “ae Est LH or bar uPWard ash, front L.. les 2d » or) HOME w OARD— $55 S. bath, T—Kingsh +_ $45. rooms, (e7) | aap 207 datera - Ove 3 | | dence r ist . A. +t ash. bal ; 2922 Dp ae se ’ ma . abli } “ py T cain i . Call 13° room - a7 743A—} a: i _wW / d td.—F Ww FU "RN : __Deim furn vl i. Mie RA A Murphy 1, 7) rage ‘ ee ge 7 383. / Pa # and pb or A. Berry, 91435 ance me elor: oer , *pecia! 4 per n “A make of te aS) | Ln07 4 ved 18 P “ Ni st. J~IR, - Modern - Beauti ifu HM aren: pri or two anted | ISHED ar 3534 rnished ; « MEC. 37 y bed: Jost-} : rooms. baih x fees rt bye c} USsinesy j ry. =115 8 Je net hiy ern ba ~ . — . - , a sd ae o> | e ty AG E *ffers Ap l . ¥ ales Co., students nthe for §$ er ICT’ yr v 7... ie ne ¢ ‘entr Y. ' liehe 62 :19—3 a Ca aan . da AND BOA ¥y. Rox T. oF S ‘chil- 0: 36 M Phe: rent &[ME: v F ——. | MIN NE ooms, 1 moderr T w ENTT E. ~., newly wir fa - SOU TH: ow is the urnace, cle rn, » Tro —~ (oF 207 'N. “Corona 10 4] TCT RS _ St. Louis al 6200.| sink hous ie. a ny | | aughter, OARD 292. P.-D. | Ft . V2 (ce?) ithwe Hie S. Je Ww M. 7 000 | _laieet NTH” TTPEWRitER. e = 35u3, ES MUSIO’ 4f% $25 36 selections. | EXRIGHT as range oms: Taree tlehed, fer; wri te & ngshighway distric t. bounded $173 °0™S. 2 SEARF—seme aes ESOTA. Cor. rooms: Sas. | Ww BBSTER MOELLER, rooms, water | st, ya rerenn. RODIBK a on ~. (4 iss eee bd Us ak ; — . a — 4 a. 6. —o0600 ~~ Ve - ‘ a 5° +... 2 > - : . Centrat ~~ ‘Bree a oan oe For rent: 103 Olive. (cso | ENF mekeePing ay WO nicely ta | ROOM AN Rose, 4057 x tae renee pequin: light ang ¢0?™: west:| ere’: $30.3 Cony eniens ee rooms, (C7)! Ripe Baas 27——3 rooms. 1, 22 Chestnut. LOT— ; orice Banke ter. 1OK COT TAG +Vationa! "Bane Bia. riter Gudente, ) privat 591 “ Tooms furnished : aene BOARD wa ou- | pene ISH is Box D3 attractive: 1eF:| | RoGwe ee R} i NABRT REALTY © Cars wath | SALTY CO. Bo. Wa i slectri | 4 rat or aay A) | Ys) ‘ive HER YR. ' rooins, bath. ; es eee S. Olive ancy | ENR airy. toom i —_(c65)| gq°by_ City Protester, 72 Oune lady | ane comple ART Me PD. (05 bine BAUER, 181 le 3814 CO., 3295 $ +—Sfain 2154. MUR RAY | 208 sale. Rox. ¥ a ee OO eds All mak UILT TYP 531. | IGHT, Kentlema Post-Dispate, De! family; U y|_e@ bioc rene y furni oe, BO 2) | th. elect: 0—Dandy 5 jarcp 12—(¢ 3 »MEARA RUNG at ~—Chest machi es, inely PE EWRIT} (e68) ; _ Keenin 45695 — n, in! ROOM ispatch lar car. , ni- rences Forest p ished: pj ms, Ist | ed, $45. tric. new! 5 lar wes ‘(e) N OL¢ 54 ? Meara: UNGA esinut it st. TYPE W Ruaerant uding 1 ERS. — } ENR ——& Tooms: connecting’ c AND B : Box k- HAMT Bes T2028: SL: |; piano, phone: | ST. - -~.__Grand 4 Y paperea 2.4 700m ice ® Witt! 4 RF EB 17 bo ls and ; O beautif nteed f ortabl | IGHT carage ‘ting. ~l. Ge IOARD Wid— = ILTON 7 -364. Pp -) mon e: VINCE 445. ed and ns, | $42; © fiat 9 CARI car Ii Tul roo i Olive bf te ER SA or 1 es: ¢ we] 4607 eif w house.. Doard: rman - Wtd.-—_¥ insite Nish N. 1308 “08st - Di th: ref. NT. 953 0 -——- Paint. | o ater. at 191° *: LICK, ne: eh ma, ! . 505 ALES oo ™2,,.CO very | onell furni —Houaste | ard: No wants Young man ed: hear fo —* ispatch. | wath. elec . 10+ oie car linet Sas. 12 N. =i 1010 Cheastnue”’ = Close | Mens a li stat hse gnONA Rooms WITH BO EVANS , wae ‘single. aay Tare + Pose wan orth St. Louis preferre with KENSINGTO ~— lanitor rooms, bath, ee” | fe POL wes ‘K oo; ae ential Foone | — eset el new? p.oaly 4332 _ Wyoming “TODAY: Olive 1427 . / TO 5’ ere S, i eia isp @! rred : ~ r , 50 ~ ne r- N. _% per: ‘ ; Ath ls, Un nes. ‘all stteeneeen © CUBD OOM Sle 3618 ype ©: clean: reliant, 1a ‘ences. BR in! K ment. A ( ~~ 3-roo “ane |SHENA N sth. SSS Chestnut, e? nz. roo “*, 0 Typewriter Co: lee wa Grand. a 488 pea ARD—F ARD-—ciTy r TN ne ———n : earee he neatly f _fe2) | —= aay, MG SBU RY ee Renata t rnis ished | > ag oe 39124 ; Ontee 3388 | To LET BUS Destnut, fe*5) Pa Mr Stes, owne hardwood if wl Or couple: hear HNYSA Veniences urnished H S| + 2-room fi, 0°) ent ngton.(c2 SECONT a nace: i—8 - ream 7) St aa 1 —ae — L, E occupi Ny, ia __ heat: jbSLD “ ust; faut “ ( Ditmar (e7) 101 N. | ay. og | *On 4 “ BROWN F lobb ewelry | A. a Wells 7 te rst-cine Wood f] RANT Pood b The orr _ EST PARE or coms, $ BL rage. tes; tub clean: furn ifully ISBI R —'°4) |SEVEW Sth. OFF N REA oY. For Fi o9xx 8. {- rms W 8 edie oors, doy. REPAI Prices EED oe 'er Sarah. ly furniesek BI # up, Sas S. show ished oe ‘orat Y | NTA Fo Olive 33 FICh_.,, VALTY € Dar- 1 Garfield. eOlive 24 ™. M. on: ow RED reason ! _Peonle aA: rnod fio urnished 1} «. 4954— —_(c5) weekly: S HOTE er °F cou apartment - ed 2 -PrOo Catio 0 21 S. 83. fon Furnished > O.. Ben. | 447 H hie 33. HELLE, ner oe. Katee —Get our eonle emploved ser rr: hot and wat hous —One : ly: all L.. 4040 (eS) | disheye With chila ideal om 0 | WOLE Bos? S—Nice sige | —Sonable re ed or é | 42x¢ sodiam 10g : . , AMER! mate free °"T ‘“ = __ North ed. (cj), | HEN it and cola ~ulsekee complet HOTEL 387 _conveni Olive. es: se 1 child: al for mpletely at. POL v0 store: +2? nt. Li unfur ‘e80) --*X Nort ont, IE N.}' CAN whe A FF IT T , west = P RIETT i oa vid w ater. ping room. e. Uh + ST. Lou fences. Lal up, MoPH vice: $;; : gas, néwivw AC Kk gR00d |} ' ndel! 1 nished: ——— | if 59xx otk. 5. Is N j ‘ , i ag aoe Md 16 *P. iEP = , 0. electr eds 101 N. 0- 040. Tea. | ba Hami I 5. & LAR RB reid . 807 Pin ne SHINE RITING + — With _boar« 5027—N _ furnished ¢, 3500— r-_ $25 mor i estnut; IS. corn (cS) wSON 40 Ie, If SHA’ Sth. 12xx ilton at. - EV ; 7 j I. ice 7 tae phone, lront V — nt ’ 6) ly Thode inder ne er 14; room . 4° 6°. nens, w_ ‘391 1 a 0! ive 3 (6) / Hodj ars oo | = 0. MI > ee 40 yee at. Cent ae — Fe “Test 1 oom fo ete hye —— r 0) n eS xc pt DE rn: an Ss c Ww ownership a an ~d OL - aPartm -—Comp) mm (cB) i a throu Az _ 6 a * eee ree tities 382, | j Br Tipixce— entra —»~ F os mon B IG LL a re in bu ral 1215, 390. r couple IRTON PT Nd kitchens | AL HOTE —S_Der week D: st E. 37 —eMit: 3% letely furni Ss roughout rooms: — Te; 4MDINGS-—99 jaa ! | 8707 r B. i “ 5 atl —408 N Baoctia ing | ius Had elect urnished: in, Stet | ALF. E. LOCH y? 3 rooms, gas jem. | fices, rome 7 tes } SS SSUras.-: Iie year Odern 4-r . OR CY rvoms with indice: irst-class | Kinases 8592 WwW. modate ted: all con: | NEI n, Steam he Euclid: o up. _(e8) {ALLER pp ° lights. ° includi TENNES: OCHMOEL fas, clectric | Will r one 15x18 ompletely : a oft | | me idge.. : $1i00 Cash, olf; mua 10°™, dri M Cc ith boara’ 2eS?! couple. gen. GSHIC ~: $3.75 n- | \EWSTE eat; $8 . utside r P. , R. Co. ng SNESSEE, LER. 7% all rent one | feet an 6: : off, st, bala be s ck, MOTOR CFC7 For 8 LES Jerre ard, id and gen. re HW AY, 8007 o week AD i 3 Weekly ooms ‘GE By; 807 flat; . 2333— 2 Cc | felepho ne ‘= horn, one E "bed of- {|| 4! ose er. nee $2 Old this|.- ra " Sale RSUN aa>5- Grand third om for I, Y 80 ee Remod OTEL. — ( BL. ‘/ Che range ro : °d ff! lestn: Tit ne, etc oth; 0x18 | 4226 ph, 6. “A -) Thon: Ms | 74: none (VE—1095 all cor 2278 Sisaw. “Oor | KIN r lady: $4 _ Nt 1c) | and punnie, 224 456 N. Mews c80) rushed o893—§ stnur. | prange. etc.: rent ¢a! 00r ‘80 it. | title Guar desk Cesks, f feet: || Edgewood, =, A. M; n plus trie’ ces ae 925 “India Ro Venlences. © SR c5) GSHIGHY sf. lousekeepine | running wd newly fury Newstead- bu abattm piendid __ (05) | PSPER rent ggsv' Phy paguth.. apt.- | LACL} rant’ Rha esk room’ ‘iiniture. | || Also 00d. 7-room aver ; ni me (%. BID Nw New: sno ian Ris Gane IM AN] Ss. oom and housekee Vv Ay -y IT eee pine | FOom, «am Water in uruished - PE ent; indi . + {FOO : CO. MAN & $65. M kit EDE 3 de.. lla - Call 3031! busir some y 7 12 Lealt > ; Tayion: Du i ‘ hier | Wom pt ) BOAR D boa.d: venience Ding roc I! ; N a Wi __'C89) home *o erican and Nae nd room - Phone RSHING a i Vidua m_ ‘fur. , ] -EONH « ain "880 chen | or gTOCe nin dL —— - 414 PL (eae nished Park - room and — Ctrie 1] 23" wie (} an ; low ore, a rT Pe a 560. Y and ctor 11° ad : ' A PlOved BOA? Neale | OU sek (,) AZ ZA + S) rn _for ‘: $90: Cffiic com- tow today: . a5. w S$ ~ ¥ busin rom : a t Lin } — Sund 0. ' row) ;OATS AND wh + tO make RD—y¥yo } (nO; | LINDETI coping * rooms — Am 4300 1 JOTE vA Nace moder ; @Ve ency. fa we - $20: Water: } Sola rge ners. esirabl dell-Locy ——— ay. EN ROATS— LAUNC channe, husb ke her oung la — INDELT, ~ x indelj ®., gle D- | @in rican or FF NDELL L WAS on pre T housek. ne aic- UTAH aoe: ' Walking + being dee | Lindell 3400 ® locatio c= Ss SSS —_ construc ATS—Of ai, HES ange for 4nd travels home with” °° ing ro BL . 4069 SKM | heakle or en .-Uropean BL. HING T ‘mises. keeping — fur- H. 30257 ; & distance ‘;, | St 0. n for ee —————— | Brewery Yon: all mahogany sq of tiheet achanged.° fox PaMonshiy reamonabie: inf Mt | INDE cl inde ga 2d floor Wousekere, heat’ cleatant isin irate. bathers te PON BL. SOT (ent | hath, furnace, 850" een ecru “c96) | —107 a loor Office, $10 "ie SUBURB’ See Be Before Building |} - erv x 8000 “v3 20 ft. ee RLY q's, Teferer cX- new) lL... 436 corated: eep- | Da ood: r ike ¢s sple w eat. —Furnis =! IMS. To rent: on hal il. ¢ , ——— 7th § BIN | myers ND In za | g.. 8500 w Vv. $400 celle 7 a =. _Post-1 bc oe ex} ¢ iv fur '65—l oc ee: ts8es doo ates rea urround! ndid ASHING fas. e shed _ ° 1303.5 33. 0ILE vacant’, t¢ | (at Ch UNGALO ‘ FINANG z 000 N. BR artoau. G it mer 7104 Vis spat Mliona nis hed: arze 7 riet eee * Linde|l' sonab! ZB: «@ GG iTON i. lectric- ¢5=— Pair Y Hick z, ELRC t. (c? estniut). Ww af ' T CE ' | = Wadway. » Gast | Is; ste Second = LI : convenien...* . ™ IEGENT Wop le. Linde!l bus efficiency. RI... a0s77— : B55. | nted thr ory: nic Dy TRIG ¢€ tae tric: suitab 9 rooms. ba | your o EBMS ON EA | + HO = (C8) ee am heat. floor: ex. | furnis ee __icb) oughout: op, flat, $°5 was ~ unfurnish = > for 3 am: ice lots, ver’ 2 all | $ H RSEs AND Vv a ———_. Victor 4%. ox ris: tw BL. 4042_ te —_— rn: $1 up: e l4th an and ‘ca, W > shed: g- Nice 3.7 ny open. Dapered ' | BROADWA , — in hed; ots. Vv roon io 2 a” a ; L : eum Par ———S— Che STMING 370. Se -$-room Three 7A SE and W AY. 49 . g. ; ain fas ” Oo ery fin ne of _AND VEHICLES Ww i me (6) ker bing. in beds; $7 Front roo 10) = week!y $3 _up stnut—— furny ESTER PI @ janne™ | Condition. “wisnf) EIGHIn “ — | ~— Mi ‘. on ¥ Du! f ANTS S ee 2 te LIAN _ ho 6, ret. HORSES "1321 3s rt! Etiara cATE excellent meals oom: Im McPHE Rae ee Rabie ey housekeeping Vor mane ESTMORE LAND Apa room ! floors as WS. BATH. 2 SINRaces et Lan part Rd ine thie tir F ARTHUR } apartments || | — T + nteed. aa, TEs = iia For nN 10de rn ne > ady; e ping r | a thron rrange "ark . $ NIN H VaTs = s Dp: _c ni UU cash ” - Inquir wae Broad ste | S. 50074 est 4: n Usekee 4167 $5 cas ent. a. 330 P + A urhout: a Gow a et 40 — . 19T5 will | sell a Call ri ni versity = ISCT ‘ * 37 1° ons an Way. (c8) P Ing: . So a 200M. ; Me P ping an ’ =f, arge cA RG Kk 4 and kK RS . Ww whi ~ f tes Rd” ar lar rge 4 N. all ndell 38 ] Genera! Con IMA Ey d doub 2- (Co) . Caso uth HE Rc OMS; se 2 a avois or and 4-5 as ES. 6 _ Fores _ hom, om. f 46) loved: § nt, the wij] (; ( let Zk ice. icien ,loe? Bure ATS | FOR Tinish DEred | LIA A MS. = age, i Ws a Builde © L priv 854 me op t 367 OJ e Cook. Mcp or refi: Ant. ae 6 am "9 “lldness A MM _a fnting. elect c y. ne hid bd , @¢ mR rr 5 ——9neNn (cB) (eR | 708 neluding tri new 4. Riv er. ~ __(e7) | ex ate b “arge CPHE 1F ned oo c.: a roomy o2D oe BROA] Dw Ay South j ton. ‘TTER OTT RBA NG LA os Southwest ———! |; é ‘ ; ry Ci KO0d bo cel urnished : ody south, n; | venient wr indy ‘UD: lar Suitable | eet oe ma”, F suit WAY. 3819 =p ——_____ ice | » at rooms V¥—6431 > pee S ENG abany 9119 board y furnishes stean, -* rant ro (c7) “ood to fine A is8tria] cor ke men's . ~~ endid din tmore} an: est }’R (| Mat eS ae’ vill dec. 0 00); ins able for w 4 S.—Pp DA = Uu “ ; : bath 431 Bra A Pp * centric Wao et _ - KENSING TO in home} ahead room Mc ~PHERSON. heat ; Conventan wcely y | San w “yn pa iver bean: con. BROW. NING — A ner at modernte -RANCISCUS j REAL. ss) Pit tle nis Seis ¥ 60 00 LY NCH om atchmaker, ren = office -. | anekgeth Wh 7 ee S00 : furnace ; imenna ode ern. > A ~ rope + Corll t-ha e ~-B1F ay a—-q— roo: 435 miles esvil] 5 mil 1: we)] | a > te CO 7 mer Stat ath “rag ae ate pos thi 7. rive Ss fn nd dc able. mplo n in 8 m , . of wo e and Ca f ] oat I ®/Be' 2 ry, zo confe Stor. a or | ble . oe = sen. " , ae Oras: ce develon ne eat ouble ec ec. LINDE), ved people: g doubla —alc8 Mot private yn gg atly far (cso) peach : owe trails lee bptrom Eu - | R Pj agp 036 PRRs; ART MEN’ KT, A T “2g 804” chestnut | MICHIG u loner. mma rooms: sh 45) i | Stock. north of mayday c 8 room Pm make ley eu: muer han’ Po ee 400 —— cents BL. SRa0 arage: reason. | tcl PHERSON, Lindel, Ls phed er ore: for eating se Te to Big Rives apar eaut italy “a 4 Pirepratey S 4010-40194 S FOR RENT | _optician f . 7408—Offiews— a oe repair, | ‘ ubany ori; * i DI Ka coe Tyrolean fom — . ghaty nelon ca ¥®@ grooved ?__* nd| venienene #8: x —RBeautifu (c4) | _d wit! 1027—N oss. | need hs and toilem ” Sleepi ree screened *eeni Pent. con urnished . Ruita ns 3 rooms. bat, ~Cveland; 4. | n for 5 y lee; ocey | HOUSkKO a + 261 Q evil ose for Fine 2008 +. to rode ure MoPHE Sie Pood Restful Foom: ex. | McPHTE Hex i kitdhenetige ig, deSorated tlons or to secure: oniy Prompt. appli sened (attract hie tl, rR. Fun ieoOM efficten path. electric: will droge’ f° for 8 years. Riverside Bs) | of Kroa aanifie terre 110 ALL UP FoR SS. Jer SS Mers Stowell, Har Pp. m Ww uce lin “8 bath 447 dern con. | RSON 7 eayz odern. wed Vidual * tirst-c] ication |; U"™er and h ht. eet for ee liao N & oe tt Gee ~ or, sii . of ¢ : a Ni of b is... . ; . Bees n - tly wyr Lin- o apply sof¢ ass or D ine), door qcmmel chee hous —A118-22 op, BRBEI orate LOVE out eee st; er _ARROTT. unga!l conditi ust be prj amilton or a1] uld cone Me PI 1s: home co Single 4 (7) or front’ 734—N Mm the nlace there £00d mora Raniza. |_| 'Udes ors ike: ware tu! ro e- —=+ Chem TT : | LOVELY 20uthwest ef ounds | R OWs: ¢2 » Pleering cy “i! red cheapwany iC! IERSON 4h pene and @ . room; h eatly fun he lace. Rox nosy be l character |_"*: , Si! light ail rell ventiesn®: —tmical Bld Suitabie 2°Wroom | ast word Realtor zag", terme. nz Co. XN te 7 avvand j ral. | ~ 3 food 4516 reasonable Ouble: | Mc ‘PHBE * homelike: nished 9 j. = _DD- 238. no caro er lee: Silver, @ and TAs ea partmen Ntilated: | HE =e: ; oO able for oom in 0od fi in 5202 De SEE or. 709 Chestn: y ~~ swaahy ile — Ha oy Rood Mcp HERS Meals : m som ~ ai (cso) E Rs¢ IN. 7y reasona bi _Post- -Dis using D Mine: eles Vervthiy or conki ts: rentai | BEI LE sOUthy ecient On car line automobi} rFarage, Sou s, lig¢htinw , »- lor, ry THIS, nut. 5 Wood ho ar RSON 4 = easonab] ~d Nene t itChene ate ab 4 din 2 er © _ spatch. reMises Vator - ~ c Cor nn] ine al al > E\ lIEWw . west 1, Post-Dj . tae es a i thweat. ., ting ; . conv enie ” -rOom bu > i= oard ; gen . be 1. e. for enience s: “. Fas rr ar ge -_ fetta 7 ) Pp AL! Is “dl or Sal _ PP "aha EA. er s ete for hi lin. (eCtric . 19: 3 A - —-~4 spat id loca CCe@SS80ries: idea . idea! h nt to CA ngalow: For Sa c6) McPH ie Fe “y tlemen e —Larea ri; (c7) M APL. 5 no chil ine: cle orn wi ADE oe a }219 y Hone Anes” Ce m Ouse. WW ALT nea t tae — TT hree ; Wi Rox 14 N. ane rs and h attie, Ta) re ron : irer ae th reom n the nte AM f o anage UUTER rnishe, roo — T. a terms us Ramming Mi. poueht aS optional.’ v ON. 408203 —eupre t Foom: | one sing Ie oo atuiet L all con-| terms. cabhoures " 350% mec:3a-ana-ai 2 raational it Bl Co. on | © “avoom 6457-— NES. 618 #5. ms. bath, EAST : —__(¢89) = 2 WE oe a . n ira bl secon d- ‘) RY ne, EE em | ae TZ — a ‘eho and 4) ld © ms; = 6 St. c aM s./ nic PL 1 Mar 44, 37 ue 3; neatly ekeeping H A —— 5) os 6.° Ka 4) 6 6177 MARTIN nd _ roo 3S + [N ACT . | me ply f 34—Faae rw. | MARY ae furnishea~ «,2"4 | (e46); Si P. AR MP, | ETZEL. 5703 7 OLIAN ? '5 ext ocks from RY—ch |_/Meals o urnished: age car: 3) a ND, ¢@30aa7— Shed: spie, a ix-roon O7T07 Me TME ’ le ¢ ‘meld } infors 5703. a Che, N, " 4 Park: M south ean. | OLIV optional. C large ‘ 5900 eon room : co SUGA—) er dn | lished. ~— Affi rc P HER ss NX TS | CH AMIR ~ 5 ies eo nine a ormation | Stor stnut. er heat large roo arker car - (c5) Ie. 4995. _ Cabany ge front re t. every tis tinuous aa “e “hous (7) | O | Shower th 9° Vy iPner Vv N and ERLATN t | PAGE ay call Tinde furnish an _ Porch - beautiful ms, tile ° i= roome: oe... Ne ———w__ 4 OBE }. om ; | MAR ‘ turnis} hot wy as keeping S A | 4-ron With or Urnhy ba eautif gi id. sun -\. 0650 de I... all Linaell aian ed. For co ACTORS fro electri batn, | Ought! PAG th ~ PXcelle Wiy f — (c7) RY LA Ss led, a ler e! | m err: Rcd With, ds ui lv ¢ “race; Parlor —New —— “ corated: La the Pper ront: e fixt, : ans 4930-- boar rd: : gpnshed “front ne NI a 4; SS8— . ra ec wtf ; ’ ETC | — ine Medes 1035 rant hate) ‘ena h bi a. | ax MODORS v rer rind sleeping por 4 rooma | reasonable re arkze ¥ corner oe | er at iDping terme, aA 80 sleep eeping PERSHry, i mod se, arg er =e (3) “. Des ‘sired | n ont ———— ‘ | utes, CVator-: ithe. utifully Vice: on ast r . 10230. lable Ch; also Bali CHa live 4 ? ae lot ~ yy Z 3-in nd m | In Haft AND Tay Private anbeard:: “e mY “AND a cine ne, Wife, emp APA bret 4 rooms. wary pre fa decorated: | | DELM. AR 7 son 4 rooms, br PS SR, Sub ———__ 63°. ppc & 3 RY Fensonabio. a velsmanrt brick ) men 4a) LON— y. (c6 , ~38— ed | R Y 586 NA wa eee t} ‘ment jy serv. cle J). Fores reak- OFF u We te ‘ R Ction. erma: . Ooniy eMplove- t. wit! De . ») Sout adjoining Att ce ME or 4% r on Nese li@h¢e- Ctric OR]: — rest 82 ICKs—.c,,... rban talt ope . ; R05 1% Pioyed co 1 mea! sirable h; r ng s] ractive —_—_ NTS RT Drem} arart 1: all Z00d 3A— i S268; S—S te ore. Ar nm Sun- uple; S. for ge rooin, Other ee eepin e ; r uaocandih FOR 91° HT or 1ise@s, ments to. | C —— condit room — | each. jy am-hea ated. in Ww - Cade RB) PE oRSI + Fefer gentle N Toon le; gentieser 2?! ear —e REN “12 J OUSA or call to- | DELM tion... Oneos—_ path ee [CCRADY “nie ot F —- Bide. Oliv Mm ING a enc es. F men’ Hw BE I ‘ itiemen , ‘ch on | P PEN Re i No orth T nternat ti M Rr A 3 “abanv st AR EN, - live °369. i, Lon. ' ‘ab y REA Wellaton NX —_ ve 378 P y Musical 1 i he eds, «) 5: IXXx m At ore st Mishg RY: T a ——— also an- | h ROSE 415 er ona I if # TY Cc BA eam, jan} -6T 46. { ad SS, any 2717 a L TY CO n, $13 T ROO} a. ¥ e LY ae , LAY JAZZ: Bij eeery uneL, shower tractive ~..‘c&) | 0 sd houseke.s';,4/00——Com (cSy eat. ja 59—] ===. e Rlag. ISON Ris. tor ser —3 hoomen oo ».. GL28A | k “ 12053 wv. 225 32° —MO _orite Ctlon rage ee home: o 28th. ve room: 3 OLIVE ekeeping: —Connenting er. nitor: ¢ st fio === x. Oliy DE _REALT vice: $65 coms, — inds 70; ‘ me 9 Se RE ! P| instrur 87M ie: 24 excel] m:; twin |. keeping’. 22 ~& Pease ting 1404 60, He === “ve 2% -LMAR Be ae: be, bath, | (c) | $630 of fruit bun nots meee course a Ri —ae ne usine ent U nj «"®e@pin A—R sonad! lur- t Natu rr ir I coms. bat p= ee ae st BL. ; : $890 i 00: M U t ar Medes Falowe ver, ° : oa ee kT ZE S. vd LX ~ 99 iD AT eee ; e and Vv wax —. ois ADF Ft. RANT: \ OL: 88. [sy AND” $7 week conve Hod 5973 6; r Ritch. Ower Gro ons 6 roomn— | = — a estnut. “16§) | “EL, S701 our re Delmar. _ DEN Ec an . CN * jar. Hock no ROAR Dolman. Nienge lamont car A—Fy Casonable | er, rove Pas dg. fixtur 18: modern. 7 — nut. (eS) | saeetvic v701—3 7-2 fle (e7) We wil) Th STS. ATTE e siiitee 0 maRD Apartment Press: “i — BL, Sone rs Eumnished room, “eae: | OR et Atkanans $70: — block cant ee Hy EUCLID Gi Lindell 34.80. 4 ett $25. (6) on beautify paid 3 ~ hoy TENTION® Er ~ Orr PAG We t ctor 2996. . rices br vod, $44 Cally k ‘IANO ‘tional: els hair. © family. «4 -® 2 orated Dees - See owr -LIAMS roo | ~Rey 4 N.—6 5 Janitor | further ot. Pa Poe a a ‘GALO —42 st tory ended it toe vee SS: 20 nown, s wW AS] rent! ar; priv ¥; Rood SOM; ge He (CSQ) ated: bh 3443 eg n- ; CL Ir —_—— >. 70 ms bat | Paya 4908 De roo OF | furth Office ee in bu | > w— 5 ot : ING emen. wate: | j reter ‘Milema neighb ardweo roo (T) | ON p 6 Ch ath; gos—- — | “VANS Imar, 9 ms 3 2 _fe7) | F er par room ° Vi ngalow | use; etwe $340 E:tz 2 wenes rent = in ara $614 700. ren TON ‘ Lindeli | tiDG E ences; sy nN: pri. | it orhood : 0d floor ooms: new ~ _ Dhone.- L.. 9) lesinut 5. S. 40024 #4 floo ind bath. [8 _A ticulars no co Nita P date: ween, 1 + Ag 5 -- in 8 Thrive wWrovewn tes bra nse ou. | Mm. hot-water; 4% “sy li 0049 —> > $3.00 ween | kane Se: 3 care ana 0°.” viv dec- | EIG _ $28" ti —3 _ Olive’ 27 electric: ¢ 86: r Ap. | => THOM Pxc see mpetition. sek: | -Mapi open all z 3290 ¢ roome, ) 7 Mo .O @6e oone 1 fac. | WAS! Water 57 —La (c Sht ho an. = kans ice: $5 - one bug ts ch HT Forest 994500" 13. | PORSYTHi Urnacs poms — ( | 2M PSON R, én. For | ash. O ath. Call pmeenthiv or rae “ne ver plaver. | TING TY) heat: ArEze RO usekeep onnectin (C80) as. 34598” us: heat ince ENTH.-po. * 2849 ns, RSYTH Bw Seek _S40 | “bath coliae NR. CO. 58> Or | a live ary NSE oc 138 weenie, ba er. aNd board. oe Pls Fomd food lene os Wea. 8 & rooms ———— SBA Crit wher, 291i yo 210 N bath. elaceyv? S.— Z electric, 4 rooney ft 424 0" month "et. gas REAL = 872 De T8, ae a Meta t * ELHOR RA, ae fae n € k}y rT ance | VW AN red: ? . iaije {], (cAe , One —~Garage —_— for GR AY rae nen 6 291 6 1° iw. R . electri ~—Thirac Mu ms, hre om Ne —_— vets . | tine ESTa — _Relmar. =| ota lished =: Catal aVinent HIN Gs rentie ' Fro Be rereres “Di AVOIS a room Ar- 3 E .__m a ree r a phy b afas w--flat- a _(96) | BUNGAT T i 7m, =—= d 18; LANG) logue 3 nis ae nen or cos. * | hooOM 1ees, rivilege a . 4910A—Nee 8. $70. | Lie Ont. 2 roomie * come. 'OHN ed: $5-.°,7° : dee | SUNGALO eE. CH rs, - ere aT I (ted SUMPAN y | shes So teh = ith, iRia— ene ws 2M Run Mashed - -t ‘arky lew ie 5a) _ private tere OA New dros apfene Rd koe ~ fois Water’ 0. Btn] GANDA BM ee bust) sunroom: wit ; water at Por Sal EX ANGE - ic RL xe Hee © nf Le Pr Fr For SALE a pichanzen Gh aD” louis, Mo. HNO WRST Mi \ w “T i | board; femme, cas fur ——~ Kor South Sider home; “3c 7) | £810 Gra TN KMA N Rc efficiency | flat: LN. at — EAN. “722 Cn. ae 18 | - Pectrie: g: “Sip pontor. 709 © Poteet EXCHANGE ‘oe room? ne ane ; 5 ee m , inf ale: Fon CE. ~~ A . ea ~= Mad ~ foley | Nn ete nh opr Wrible rotest Cntlen mand | ty ne. ° QO. Itn, : TTL —Mod = Fine | Cit 9 ~ceel = Pomt Dea cast: MO anents” | yobrice “B09 : ocust. teyns. — = nid 'rantees} MM OCVAL—_ 1 oT Man Is meee revit 2d flo (CBS) | sirable | ae 3 are : ent | ant 1008._aa 5 ag | Hon? iver. 37.50. n Mey 4RCHAN YS. 110 Cottage and | BLA ne ned . Rox : ia! ~ PLAY &% BEY § SVnch | conteniar.- y = oniy, 7j,- | RO BOS the dea Venie " front: a) artion le pe et bon ; room eft seeing EP FAS. elect), ——93 Sioa” ar. | DIAMON> sit ove~* Tele ooms and for NDISE Wt S_Che cor fi THOME Y 75 ‘Tonge ~ r. it h. ry . fe s. j vt if} ; li Chien tear) } sin ‘ OM — If, ‘ do« wr io o rit to ™ - aAisgn usa re, - j i'n Se I P ficlene . “ rig) ‘ c tr ‘Cc: &: ‘ foo iets f | trie NF; *” _E- Ple de busi. | 2c lew “TY CO. ar 3 = & R a 1. first | Dre fe: furneann. ” 3 De? nut « UN ¥ hard *Wate rent rie POH ME XT} Ho OFT VA NDE he, red ced nt LE ” i show if a, 3453 sirin ‘ CAT ——— 660. 6715 } ASST - floor ‘Mise rnace ite, ] mar. LA rT'S—s t. Olly EY P. - ~ Wnod f r 16 r Sl? 40° = AOR VOORT-R sb kitedh -115— er =e urnish newly »_ Post-1j q* cul. | ES, #30. 0 Del Cenewne R NE " bath. .)2'e ro ~Sui live 3165 HA’ | Others | With j loors ¢ —— aah _Dispa 4s. throughog.®? duc iT “-BAR.| Et hen. “tor house ene @: | ten Ces: ed or y lecorated. is, yyy) | decor ~39— 6-Foo) mar bi. | . pi entra! Ui WRERI we electric» Ooms an T-402, pi dble to Y TH. SIs l usual peovem nts; ue 5N EPAtch. the astiet' a plays TRE, plano: hig $2.50 ween une ad a rooms” eS dj anoint and Pe e nfurnished ; at onnecting- CL rie Park —¥ efficiency, a (ce) | ASHT. r Nba Worth L504 alt , e Ooms, a 8 TER... 4644- aDpls oa V AC es Tost Dis meh ee | building fel @) Foreat Preity to . a lot atx 45: ; i eT ER y nterpr "Made i-Rrade | \ “ cok, ’ N hoi asonat SAKA C oe »0rhoo conve Vash IDO— Si x new] t 2 >. 4°4> ate ee ‘AQ > A AS all —M, (7) Ans irt tOPpRr gs. Rox | for vate I 0 4 3 ricnarr’ me VORT Ree wally “ {ORG A - fe urn vA le . Hi. wT in — Bi a ( d Nea I)- PE - Raton X-room "—? ™ or he at “45 ” wate Rr, ; con p odern. iment. ait r Y wi Ww ( _ 7 ar .“ 4 Jer ‘ ARY « 7 “ht Al INE }. Nu Rr ith ir N so aiohed r gen eles nm N ~ “abany 8 @ Ho. SH NG. Hall. apartment ase | ' BROA) at: appli ‘ree eee ee . tric. » 4 "nr wv nv in ‘Or, Rix! __ Rox I" td. — - — CR) z imm veeeren. fer eTaphs LEAR, NEY! 6TH FAAS Teg Tuanin I—Sie coms, | SE} ren; first rant Sleenio ee eoGe | 6540: 5386 acoe Clar at. 3d 1 rurnee AY. lv 4295; ° ™oms: hot-wa furn cr ho me . (cf) | ‘F401. Post. pultable a Market #40 — seen itn ASCE wr me | ca re re ea AGE, ART Tamar guttaet meat aa Bans BOD. AO Tun wen SND. 580 =" Poe, | POA De Pa Ti aaa ed 2 irom prin fo? | SURGMIOWS, Cottages wy. of | HONE are Mit 3-4, room hain ~~ ; xo os Ww ck Ono. COA “Tur ‘wo. Keep. iS] eam _he: ‘ = " ney: © 1s, | : ra orest | DW, —F dee rooms, (e5) month. old lenhone Ming ' c-| COTTAGES a ta nis} m : . nr? ain: _ a C0.” 1004. terma* ¢}"" up sheer SHER nished. rooms; 332 SINKEI at; Rare eping room: decoraie;. {Ull-si @autiful: go coMe Ho. | j tri Y. 2901) So: tile b | : coul%e all furniee |. a.” GES AND ges | wits oh, Oe . COOTER + OMmy STEIN ’ Olive : Ss) we priehts f “AS. k IDAN. wo; —— } } conne & 780— Re 4 re. Pores um : Wa elect ited: see 7@a in-a-d . 6-room o- j BR tic. phone: ™ R 2 I PE men ath. VE Speteenpisteies prefe,, red: urnished: : A ff have ND RU — , Wan | ith ail! unt ; n r SINWAY at, rom ee ping $145 —5 rahe | Hotel sept." looms with ee HA Minor tY janitor: firene ees: effi- | yy -2ADW Te $15, Forest “ara RNON. 5573-6 Mid | SOHN’, several live’ pac ted mF sas tween da aes tour excelle —Verte Ae ~olian bina tic rooms : wT ©! seryi¢ rat? $35 with p) fC) MILT TON. ator. “ireproof newly | MM, WAY. 40:2 "3 Orest a ‘NS. fas -i lL, Wry 5573 — 0 ner!) JOHN 0 atl! » uy — IWS we Rs betwe a AND 5S Cheatryu: ANDER Condition - and ™ n ran cae. = ne; tin i SPRIN 4 ce. Cc b . » mo one ar | BOT ~ a) “ 52: Oo buil: di one IN Or 235 - it 2949). . elec. > ; -LIAMS A—5 r nti (oe? . J. r ) AAD Bes] buyers td. a en 6 a , F . tg —_ tai ut er ( he — Re: private eee K house. | NG, 244] 5 a ant 8: nth « vd Rk ree fm ng:| BROADWas JAAN. 910 ">? Ries WALTOV 3a” Ooms th | mn IWLIN at . -f | TR . Terdina ! {o6) STEIN W VOORT- BARS E aS. ~ aay Ca nl vate ¢ bath e-| . enette: ‘Sn tay” 830. nd up, | CLEMEN GILES Co. ggigt tt fl: ADWAY eel _Chestnur ™,, 915. ‘TON *ag— ee mode ci G Rea tt once. vou LEMELEY. | garnee as. SY: N Ay - ARNE SCRIt: pl a ami) ’ ta’.com T a ©: $6.50- e P EN 5 CO 491 St fl; so | furnace . . 8466 —= Vhé@stnur - $15 . 6 64_ sg: lestnut. ern: S50 it and Al ES rit WwW Ti - “POLA ‘ait $4500 * electri rare ba Grand Xt ws ——.. : 36 week AYLOR” Bane c aioe. arge room G5) oom 4 'S. 6507: —~2d 7 a 2914 Dein uth.| BR “© heat: A NA 8 ~~ arene ax _Olive ‘e775 |}, INU BI NGA Ta tt TAT co fe... te for map. K CK. 10 : ec: nice duced fain: > ae H FT, . eae as hou GA single ; ana kiteh ne ~e breakfa fleor Brot (8) , QO. ADW A eS Wil: il, de — GF HH me ‘7. / Gro ice. hath rooms ~ ‘13, ih n t niver “ALOWS ut ats. . Pronerty ap of ~aP ] N. Sth OORT. to SA wutiful 10%, “inche - NTON. North (85) | Vig sckee N.—One ens. -| GODWIN ast room: »02™3. sun- l yorR ED E fo : oS S383 Wil itt hey PARNEY «ret! TR ition es: 6 =—slighe 1908 KNON to NO _other suite. .| EAs REALT new: refe KENN . 08 nh ree lS) | Se : Y att 0 ci Vaca | lave t uyers ichmo Het r map and RTMENT 3 LOC ix KT HGS. VA re. /| all hous: ke Single room . Sy roamer ~ front TG ATE. a Y CO.. er- | ERLY : Chestn Ooms. $20 2? | ere ractive: o F'lve mt. | 8. ALY o age nd ej Ww j- of pore J ret “Soon BAR Cn me SF Piper. HF Lan NDE n- conven eceping and 2 VE [o worki arse 5. = room ; 721 5243 electr: ic. $9 39360 nut, . Ol ) 2713. te. §1996_— “TY CO .- * Sub- | —— Be: OO, at re each. : tee ka «0 H x VAN Tre —y hot 1 ry, © roo ) outhe . Ni, ront z Re month. bath. , PTA room : ron 26 _YU., -52 —eF . 5R72 4 apartme uth pe s Vie se rh ioe i Voons to gan | ONT ee: “tures. eta \ — n exposure, ely furnished (c63) | Easra. ATE, 40 823 Chestnut, UBER iinin' en rooms, Path sleet 8, fas _rensonable ta all “ae Delmar Flats. A ab Delmar. | OWNER T num hardwood floors tile a gala sa ‘ua ~ hewn oa: " | eet Pp Nn N De y hause ‘koe 4 IG. hi c¢ heat. 1 for H a a0 kiteh. 7 be ee room, | ; w AL: own 4 room RRR, (3) 12 4a LANE cen, a e ectric, T : naulre u a enlences ; | APAR Til} Re a, ee erefore f iE AVI * 7. Sonn nonce _ Rn . Makes; 4 Dinyer of . Ww ARD f ie) ‘VINE: no uw piahed __ (eo) Odiamont ved priv le utifully ft (co) -TER JON decora _s and Bu |ALF. & . “1 wwee—D ur > 6701 BAp* pstairs | So UMENT ents Ww roo ms, rec must seit his . Grand an . vi ES weekly ac a? from #° . BE. CO., Boe 22: FOR fC) | RESIDES es W. £39) | ae iret ungalow: . Ml Olive 142 mS We eany tee! Kany ogee” URE Uhr ‘cam he Gsekeeping | VASHING onvenien ent bouse- Page ee? Venienn ***:, Beautiful | 92% CIs, 33an7-— 08 Ches RENT. Car eR NCE Widaue anteg floo floor: — “ay. Jlive 1437. ay terns PW tone Ane: Ine bathe ‘vad R or at. ¢e; ig NGTOX Br 1Oes: | * GE a hon» s: cla: tifu): second ¢ od A... tnut.') . —, r line (d§ tas iJ hard one t b ot 2: a Bids D5 we Bever's by >Kusrantoad: ne U ait tors rriv ile oom, Kttchen ‘chee rige™, ,atoining pitas —Apt. ¥ an floors, atean”. ae pg es saw an us Ro macoe See te ieht reese | ARLINGTON NN upnlened neon 7 anon Boe rooms ise: “conventent to 4 rhe, wanes , 2120 on wo-family . ony aa 7 nv : ‘* 7 . : a ——— Ad a | tc k > ao ae r ~— OSI ° ern “ : ° Ae» i Tamus. yt hene ate” ee oe A = Furs Stade and live " SSHINGTON tate bath De alagle Sree $70. "Olive hardwoou ~ Ornteg os i we nt entrance: | geeealahed adutta at TP om A! for gtd r T-404," p's" -TREMBLEY.\ "hs 3. BLAKE ¢ eneue| veenn Sine: " reend rath. ssivers urnist foor | ph active N. 4603 n vd- ice: -. OTD — re 1938. TWRAW clean: 'Ooma 2 27 ye fae ERLy UitS: «© ) = aoe re ~ > (c8a JN BR sivernys hed nat} > sing) —.A 4 (a) if heat H—§+4 — INTY Pie. $30 ms; Ts |. cen Y. tan atte; Cent bee er feta m ——? 0. 81 ‘om, ; Sle or pt. de; a 0) ji W ILL. furn! reome: ee elec FLT: 2 all newly | bet w 0G r ‘10-0 ~ ‘bath: Ane wa, oad be *. or ' GhOn oz + Ch vas SHING lox a n beris: riven eine 5S. 706 Cheon rent anitor as serv: ‘OLF POLE ay low tint “S € nies roses. | ) 8:90 bon. an Ree ts fe)" | ESIDENCE R ima r and Enion BU NGAL Own Laxingta FLAT CHEA pis! ; .? lm; wentlomen oe __G@) Tw 7002 MUL. Olive 2733 | "| SWeNtrspees N. Bthe ate So o 2. m. (08) | tnive ve with) Slued fons bungate 5S an ce k po ed , led ba " oe ; y ) men: alec oath iene ee toe Rac “4 ERSTING. Seen ‘13. coms SECOND, ~ th Olive grt a7 | DALTON ag ay Southwest ie cing is exci essione™ § 4 *. z? tile bath” : ar yd large oy cars eM one ron fig heme, se ments, — ——— | VOLE potth. elec. 2018" 05 —Fotestant —$ fur | sleetric lina: building ery for ° t ta} mens $5 yi 2 CHEME rms; make ‘a } a, rien sig bie | ~————_ 0 Sia a Tele — Faas | am Stoo RR LBB et “net | SSommuor amen 4 in the ett live “35 —————— ten, "eons nee Bu mate, : arkvien ; ta ee. f th 1088 a - i Y ERG 2 oe. BELT. Ta eet ‘|. Figg Ue hore Hx" 7th. | Stor 8. Jef. , SPetehy. x , or ay.: plain (eT) i wa a . ~ '. 40n : @ rage Zz ; CT es Ri or he 730 hat e! an sOndition: bath. eins | eens, pean, Sie: SAMUEL | Parana

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a ae ST. LOUIS POST-BISPATCH | FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1925. , ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tL eure. ere aie eS ae AND COTTAGES FLATS, AP’TM,TS, FOR SALE. SUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE MONEY WANTED . thiy b . Ss | | i ; Cir: : um 20 ‘ ' For. aie “Bou th “CALL up for our ree list of excelien 180 Hy fe ‘grendade’ 5 y, New oa 9s | Du plex; 5 rooms tile bash. u Centra: _ first deeds wf trust. ent | a double FLAT—2712 Accomac; beautiful 5-6 tile BUSINESS PROPERTY—3519 Easion av, JOHN _H. ABBOTT. TT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. gare “ rod 1 gen va heat. do t= i — i te ER NE eee — eR 7 3 sm ae FLAT—Modern single flat. 4229 8. Grand South AGTIVE unli g lilus. Ba Cc ) aS - rooms, sul rior, tile bath, Ee - nlisted stocks and hon ds bournt. -_M AGE a s58hi": Pree sp. : North la! rdwood flow: “i electric: double garage: BAKERY BUILDING AND BUSINESS— ( ris ie guoted. +. H. FORREST E R .* basement a —- ferson ai t market val given atiention, ezcept letters on medical questions of undoudt 4-room modern SOUTH SIDE FLATS —— , cent interest Salesman on grounds. | Exceilent 4-family flat. east apartment | STOCK | Wtd.—Taundry company, 0 ne Passaglia. d } Midd! West ta. timber pasture. Agipl,y 7 per NG REALTY CO.. a - \ » head ath aa. if TQ ? yAT and lMnen ‘supplv co towel | - ; ke i Soten. 2 CUPCLA.— | Stranger to tea first, an then interest to the ° est. . to ; WM GERLI 2509. 4 rooms and Murovhy bed. tile ag ON $7: 500 INY ESTMENT vy company stock: give | ; R ee foundry Inquire of some ircen Miss Stranger can return it if she Prices supplied by Market ; Single flats; bath, ejectric; Al condl-| ag, . : 5 dern. price) ; ; ‘. ‘eon “| Ask for particulars Box D-352, Post- Ke J. KATTEL . automobile repair sho f the A KF ARM Fo} FOR $9 SUNG eae 4032 32 Da vidgon. (e6) | tion: eas) ermen ss : lgok at 925 Morri Dispatch. (57) ma 503, Seintral ost MAN CO.. th Scair. || information desired, Ps tor fected in several different ways. | ALT . Concert by Illinois College Glee 307 ny SHENANDOAU e "colored people wishing to buy homes | ereen Mines, Annapolis Lead, Thurwman O11 | Sherman Charles Blustein—Ethe! and flour; these are stirred into. Club of Jacksonville. I). Garnett crourcnts le k ’ £ - ter : : . olsom " 4 rooms. ’ ‘ 4 m ‘ ' ft — ws ey - . nathoe tanaiie er: all apd pick yours: ane | ve _o4d. ny , we ACY oan Pala 5 are ge : oan oo 714 | | Sending stamped, addressed enve- | move their glove. It is proper for ||) 2:40 and 3:40 p. m. Market que- ~ on c.. & balance $28 per mon 35xx MINNESOTA | OF LRN 50 /o NET “ nu ~ fe8) | lope for repiy, Miss St. Louis to invise Miss tations and news -bulletins of , x re 7’ 2 wm... A es on Sixx Delmar, near ALL active stocks and bo io rsou-——Mrs. Pearl Harness _ Wisconsin e Northwest _ aoe 4-7 ROOMS—s500 CASH Kingshighw Wonderful opportunity [oat aii nds bought. sold My h Rutenberg. M. J. G.—TInquire of one of the cankl ax? oa ae a gene Nes > changes. cia neds REA Friday—8:00 P. M. JU down on 40 acres « = é; e* bargail. cH &- EST ’ WILL aha j ’ | ; 7 F ap . urnace r garag cB) ATE~.F BUS n. n question. W , r : ry iret D, (RO) | CORNER DOUBLE FLAT i= OR COL RED Central States Life. YarJometer. Fiver- Lee A. Sims—Annie Mae Ed wards. it W ashington, D. C 2 Department, | little slices and mixed with milk | eeper ate steam plants: double bri:k ca-'! ; ay ‘ , South aees: bargain: open. ee - 8 MOORE S044 N 41) (e6* mens Bank Bidz Olive 4570. (c8) Arthur anene —Dorothy Mertz. logical Society, Boston. Mass., for 2nd baked. Another plan is to president: Kieth Itoberts, vice 2s s 1 (cO") is ‘reorme F. Milier—Aima Heisne: the information grate the squill and mingle the president Pau: W. Stone. secre- hurches within few , as ees “ Kingshighway. $3 750—8$ 750 S LOCH > , : , lou : j roasted rotato Thi . NGALOW—>»- 540 8. ‘ tion. ILVERBLATT. > Chesty ut | oT BOYS || ment, Washington, D. C.. for full : | é . WM. RODIEK OO., -U45 3Oxx Lafayette: 4 and 4 TONS, ene ’ on a BUSINESS CHANCE—Bakerm ar op > i { to 100 grams: barium carbonate, Dan R. Smith. Willard F. John- LOT—75x175. restricted to mm te or See ehh ened guaredms tle wrthe. hardwoed STLVERB LATT. 722 Chestnut st. Ot pee | We will sell movable ovens guaranteed |: Gand bg ay 8. 2ist. “eae regarding the home-/| 500 grams; solution of ammonium | son, of = E. Groves, Wayne N. aoe | satisfactory: terms to suit w . | copper acetate, 20 per cent, 50) Cusic, John Wm. Yehling. K-117, Post-Dis match. m Se y st.: new 9-|/ floors, separate fam plant ble £2&- | => : ah . GALOW—5225 Quincy ® } 4 vs y i coeNe & HOUSE—3429 Laclede av.: beautiful. catalogue, Middieby-Marsha!! , a, ae & Y H. J. L.—Inquire of one of the| grams. Cut or grate the squill in- LoT—Corner. in Blue Ridge : c m brick; all on one floor, “B5-ft. lob; | tn dy 50-foot lot; rent $241 month; low | ; cellent site for Se or apart made: you are invited to nape |p Ae a j VERBLATT ~furnace: $750 Olive 5005 | Co., 603 8. “6th at.. St. Lo uis, Mo. (c36)|\ EF. A. € A: | Various wholesale or retail paper| to very small pieces and fry it in | right. Box T-389 _ Post spate : "Super built Somes. a tie Ee De U HERTY R. FE. CO., 8023 Chestnvi st. ’ (e®@) | PERSONS pouring te invest monev safely | j gi130 Map! 4 agin ion Pha > information. | the lard and suet until it has ac- | Abernathy, Herbert Johnson, paren ruction and woram —S iT, .. im Or snort periods where it will earn) G. i | ev are liste in the classified | aquired a dark brown color and Osborne. olan: urton lieg on easy terms. Ready for early Sal 5-5-Rms South sitar coe a1ib0. 1408 Bo Wreittier: | 8% per cent, and be repaid automatically | T. W. 8A Oregon. | || section of the telephone directory. | the fats have taken up the char- | piano: Chester Channon. Violinist; 6'xi4i© — ARTHUR FISCHMAN eo water heat. tile baths: very sub CH RUNGE P. HEATH CO.. Olive ey 58. Warsaw, aw, Ind. acdress ». O. 7 a . ' PATRON.—Tower Grove Park acteristic squill odor: then to the | Harve Clemens. b 4900 block: as ce uh ‘ eral Contractor and Buil Ider. antial: double ce é 1 door off Grand: c*5) mr, FINANC ANCIAL. “DIRE ee RODIEK & ©O.. 2618 8. 2 Gravois. _ Riverside B375. 443 Humphrey : 315.900 0: terms. O H. An opportunity to become associated ay 7 wTAGE—s rooms. 222 Delo terms BROOKS CO. 407 N._ 7th, (c7) | — ‘ith a growing chai Nn store system. pe BO cash. a monthiy. Apply Bf, corp Oration, successf Da} ing d ividen is Southwest beng thi Serieron. 92° West FINANC]I a Ne eG ile é ; n. by rooms: tile ee | : owe ye EenanhnAn. nets eh. ry a developir the f SEND for our list of Vacant ite — . TAGE—Modern ra 5000 block | "$1000 ca modern; 47xx west: $9000: A A L nances and could invest loping fi Gences and business in the . e See W u_ “ne DIEK & CO.. | - 0 cash Box T-346. ost: Du com nominal - r This man would have to. part of city with taxes paid to me Bik S. Jefferson. bLATS—S: income $125 weorences Of tee Righest tyse and 1826: now is the time to bu 4ROOM BRICK COTTAG: | ¥%40.500: $1000 cash. Box 7-344, P.-D. con abroyen Box D104 Poe Dice Pe SU THWEST REALTY (Go. Hine ; Manchester ; 4 rooms, bath. fur- ' —— 189" FINANCIAL — = 20% D. 104, Post-Dispatch ;' __Sna Southwest Grand né 7521. Ss ©50. | FLAT—Corner Newstead and ~ Dunca LINCOLN | HOUSING ¢ CERTIFICATE = ee w —r “i EF TY R. E. CO.. S03 Chestnut st. and 6 rooms. SERVICE REALTY co. _W Wid. BUSINESS > WANTED is not under cit urisdict! mass add the other substances and | | the Park C well PEs. ae the Th ity | ftir well together , Program oy at that park: they are is- wedding, which is the fifth anni- | | ~The Old | wea 4190 West Belle sued by a special Park Commis-| versary. may be sent out on, : a . and T. Se arborough 4408 Delmar sioner and can be obtained right | squares of birch bark, which ot ent 2—Basse Solo—The Bells of ae Bee oy. and A Daulby, 3211 Jasner Park. on the grounds. ink : Anes es a 1 Me ont on and A. or printing ry er, Mr. Durton A. and E. ‘ ~ GEORGE,.— : rate with fresh, curly shavings | | 3—Travest m Comin’ Thru the A. and E. soca * 3 e. | on ‘the marvle ate fice man shoe _and boughs of ~_—— if they are |!) Rye =F 1, og Ea 8069 Emma | ae ae phn — oe Cia ann ie Mate wee eee ea 4—Violin Gee oe ae J. Brown. Ches I! china clay, repeatin e+ ene ceriterpiece use a large wooden || (a) Deep River. transcription Fihn, 4949 Wes: Pine. tion several ti J © opere- chopping bow!, filled with fruit. | by Maude Powell and A. AOR AY BP see with cveral times. and ‘When the Put olives, bonbons and salted Coleridge-Taylor ? y i H. ana G. Turner 238k xecomac. || SPOtS are old brush with distilled | NUtS in little wooden dishes such | ‘o> Volta Biuctte’ rise S8A Accomac. d (c) Valtz Bluette co =e water and fines as grocers use for butter. Pass t French plaster wooden plates and wooden forks Clemens ot wet > ees - m ro at ie» | «“ 2 > ‘ ree > an PY -. a2 . 6201 A Past P kK { 2 46. —Box =. 112, _ Post- Dispatch. — (6) ahha West | ~~ @MEARA BUNGALOW eee arevew 2 —_— - |BUSINESS Wtd.—Feb. 4. 5. 6: dry - 6001s | 9° a em . 29 © Meara: 5 beaut oa rooms, close | FLATS—R807-17 Clarendon: 3 singles hae LOT—80x110. in West End. : and car line: chea yrooms, modern: renting $300 “monthly : : LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y =; yy Dispatch, novelty shop, Box K-1] in- fiat or apartment: peapeuaiaes or 010 Chest Oliv 27 special splen 3) | nai. _ Box _T-400_ | -Dispa 4a ] 1 estnut. live 142 . I a | price for quick sale: p did ‘AUTO “LOANS—v¥ ou keen , car; mortgages RET All, BU TTE Re “ROU TPE TE Wed. —) | payments; bring ti $393 Enricht. . reet never shakes hands with | ; , filled with saw- COUNTY PROPERTY ” year old: must be sold this | BIG BARGAIN | YAHLEM FIN. ANCE COMF.. AUTOMOBILE GARAGE—And genera! re- | 7 Saiome, 5-rm. bungalow g1i00 cash, balance $20 month plus 5826 Theodosia: 5 and 6 rooms: ai! Alwaye open. 1035 N. Grand. (8 nair and sales agency: a wonderful 4 modern: inside stairway: double brick —¥ piace of business; have agency for very : r prominent car. Box D-255. Post-Dis.ic5)> | a lady without first removing his _ Bt. Johns Sta.. 5-reom brick. . Natural Bridge rd. S-room q Maver Realtv (‘o. rage: price $10.500. HENRY H. HAFT- . —— aes aap c /NER_REALTY CO.. 1503 N. Union. For- i AUTOMOBII eR AUTO SUPPLIES—On account of having | ome it (Qu4>enh> eg ie i es > 7 Bee _ . ~ ~ ‘ - i>, . ‘ . . > see ee = * ‘ . B. a2 moe eens OO a acme Seelam Rend, tie ARs cei teen ee aie aaa ne ne f } ove : e. 2 ‘ a4 j ’ > on. Colt "sp tedawonans: _ARTHUR FISCITIMAN 4 , oak bath ‘turn ae ectric paren, 1c S UTOS _pemngeern emg poudle brik garage: owe ei aq: Louis. him to give her an allowance. but *°*® ee ng the suit. (hb) Autumn Wind. ‘olfax 3444M. ; SATAN -> rooms, bath, furnace, e.ectric, REDUCE YOUR PAYMENTS leavin itv: @ bargain. .M. Ek. WRIS- ‘nmap (inet0hen.* «0414 Me the circumstances may be such as bi S.—A gmp brother or other ‘c)} In the Great Unknown, ERG. : ! — 4 McPherson to justify her asking for one. relative can be a witness to the d Posdelot G J : & will provided that he is not left Mr Wedge anything in the will. It is usually | ||| 7-—(a) De Sandman... ..Protheroe ee x ee ee Il. M. Twj — She cannot compel for damages. Consult a lawyer | | ‘a’ You. Dear, and I « aw DE ; ne : : 2 cars Brin ar and -ERG. 3204 8. G OC habs ans OPERTY. AY Geitenr i. Genera! Contractor and Builder. es | i ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUE RMANN. 230 3-27 Olive ive oe. e aT . an Jth4 5 Grand a : cas fax Gravois Riverside 3375. a« 18 Chestnut st — * And de'ica essen opposite Bevo Maria Jo!) inNgon 75. sano Areens’ WORRIED. - You can sue him —— = = ei? Gravois Ri ver “side 1°R0. est 5518, Sel iced) | | 2 consisting Of #ULO sUDD! es. Dicyvcles, elec- , ' P ca Also some very fine residence Open daily and Sunday. . 37 rooms, $10,500. | LOANS tricas aint. sporting goods. ratio sup- Howett, 809 Rellefontaine rd. WANTS.-TO KNOW.—Consult a CORP.—Write to the Serretary | 4—Violin Group— : 4 business property, vacant, city a J 1: : 36 6 rooms, $10,000. aL — vn eries ri: J rier. Meramec | I. Mardt. 12991 Tower Grove. lawyer regarding your case. (of State. Jefferson Citv. Mo.. for}. (a) Indian Lament . =. county. = = ft Semnie: 4 and 5S rooms; double Made in 10 minutes. Car left | 2 ees elas, ed) Tipnet. Overland, Mo, CLARENCE.—Write to a Balti- |? pamphlet or look at the Revised | _ Dvorak+Kreteler La Call Cebany 3560. 1600 ¥ § in your possession. Mortgages | BAKERY SHO! —3603 Easton. ic7) | FP. B. and J Rounds, 2816 Arlington. : Maveirenindat a | con tin tame | ene Mice 19 (bd Valse Caprice a a : . . Ree Me Safline’ Buildine : aa 4 reemh, $9000, | refinanced to reduce payments. BARBER SHOP—Town of 300 no7 a a4 more lawyer and ask him to look | IIL ae ithe a hans ite 19. fda sir (ec) La Gitana 4 ~ ft hee cc euerasereh ene | re; 34-5 rooms: $8000. Bring title. sition; $250. Clarence Bunge, Leasburg. BURI . up the estate and advise you re-| ; teas v Bea aoe > ey Mr. Clemens 4 BUILD CE-ON EASY | ead S mpomia: $7500 Lasker Fi Mo. AL PERMITS. garding it. | nformation cesired. | §-—(a) Dear Little Boy of Mine Locust TERMS o823 ¢ ‘ote oir lliante: 3 and 4 rooms. asxer inance Corp | . ' Tr ce —- Bertha Brockhave 2 > | ANXIOUS—I ’ | 4 eke own lot o on ase of my — , 1A°7 acount St. L4 ARI ING ANTI) hoe mMINe Hol sk— | T Sme'ter ie aller Rg tkIR Arsena! ED.—(1 ) The man can do the ; a3 « ¢ pe ee f the range was de- a : he ents SUBURB'N PROP’ Y FOR lots. Very finest construction REALTY CO... 61°8A Easton. | Oliv 2130. (el7, {iii ; ———? So th ful rell. Ware 5@ 4: +A Marke repair work-.in question in his; ective and permitted the gas to) (b>) Wait Till Ah Put a it ° Be . y fh ly) ‘Dd? o ‘ ti} Ti /Usine . oe F i TLn ‘ ire, Miaryv J ; ‘~® ‘41 . Market own house. (?) The bov who does > Cae you Rone! | ay grounds for i | a9ee | oo: a big money n - . amone, i : ; a su ; t ait the shooting is responsible for it. | t againat e fas company 6—-Tenor Songs— fe a a ey LOT—in University ‘iy. on T lal i _ —— CONFIDENTIAi. loans on automobiles and Mill: cheap: doing good business: forced rT : “Call Lindell “RRW. , furniture: immediate answer: easy pay- 1 on account of poor health. See Feckter. 15, 3849 N Euclid _ and after getting judgment you | : $i: 90 CASTE | Southwest | Spee veculatol Ss, Attention! a ES Room 310.705 Olive st. Ollve owner, 4738 Gravois. n €e80) | BI coher. BS. zr. 4 months, 614 Lami. can garnish 10 per cent of his’ ry paps oe ae De eee not rela- | (ee one College Buys a new 4-room bungalow: water . ; te A chance to ate big monev. Bus LOANS_$3 i " . (5) “AFE AND DELICA TESSE N—In large | - tT , ~ 200 Beet” wages. HARRY.—Ou advices ta ¢ re Glee Club tric. bath, furmace and garage: > GALOW—6431 RBradiev’ modern 7 |) this beautiful flat on Kingshighway and. death = ee ss of furniture or apartment building: no rent; free apurt- | . _ Fwaid B36. 2°29 Oregon SKEERY.—It is lawful to have | fuse t the bill. d 1t | Ee Ns a immedi ate DOKSCARION — TG eed immediate posses- | make 5 or 6 stores out of it. Gold mine) SOUTHE ot ‘MONEY CO. ment. heat ang elec yeh furnished: bar: | Rinder. "og ae the revolver in your luggage, pro- A iowemie ads ade an¢ 4 my tag te ) lag ped REALTY Co. San 284A t hi (7) for the coming business section. Com- | 406 Liberty Central Tr. Bide. 508 Olive. | -=#'2- Call Cabany O807M. tS : March F. Reichmarn, 58 1°20 Hebert. || vided that the revolver is not car-| tne taxte bh an “4 by | tmp | WCK—273 Meters on ice open Sunday. Pa ew. 2 GALOW — Brick ; 1990 ms. ‘sunroom | menc ng right now. Box T-205, Post-D'!s- MONEY leaned om automobiles oy tha |‘ ON! bos TIONE RY—3 rooms in rear. 736) J. BR. Whitehead. 9°. 4°38 Clemens. | ried on the person, concealed. F S “eo * . ge mary j td eaten i DANDY soon BUNGA 6 ee Se ~ ohio. yet. | a Se aa | week Of month. Auto Auction Co.. 12 10 S. roadway. ___________ | Helen A. Kaczmarck 58 N. ed JOHN F.—As the $300 which | ot Se tee ee SOU ee 4 FRIDAY, Noon — ~Tast Minute a SK ‘ ) 1s = =654n ie. ter, it appears that you have good | News Items. Railroad stock reporte. CA). rt ; liv ce OONF > STIONE RY rot & busi nese . fcood Edna Ge % Olive. {c8) ev a —a c Tote. Shane” oe you retained was only a return of | grounds for a damage sult. Piano ioe Mrs. A. Price. ce hath, 3- 5 Y —, “Nae | > > > : DES RIPTION. THEN ACT BR RY ici nd ey eee MONEY loaned te salaried persons: : I IL iL ING a ATION lowski: dec: oof ae meent gets — Pewee See oe [ : re 2 ag shear af Gti. se 4 Tien MANS Wayhnoure. Tae 157 Wiese av ” blocks from ar uth re payments: low rates: confiden’ ie , 2 of. Martha He ~. | desertion. , i : , ry ag Ruts eteawe 550 Cua end Forest Park: Ma rke t car 0 i tiled Feetdern arrangement Uniave: Lene —s : ‘redit Co.. 2081 Railway 7) _ fone of the Ripest West Sad et inne a vegheuation lgsmar | from” Owen 5 an lh Emma Meyer from Arthur Meyer: Cae. WBAP Fort Worth Star Telegram pave rs Tit. ; vel ngs” ig and Pau! 7 : wand bus; 4 large rooms. tile bath, wn appreciate gh 2 S: {cB) 4 woney-maker and I wil] sell at a bar@a'n , indignities /j tody of children with an allowance for (472.9). 7:30, music; 9:30 n ; eee ao | lve _BA3%. ter heat. beautiful electric fixtures ee, f A. aD) Ruder Bide. MOXEY TO LOAN—$25 to $5000 on | price: ae so0d reasons for selling. Own- | Mamie Drummond from Fleming Drum- | their support: indignities | : ) . » 9:3 , band. 11 PF. M.-—4iene Rodemich's Or- COUNTRY HOME — “Te porch across front: also sleeping | ive N. 7th | he Morris Pian” : nevable in 60 week- e. Box T-201, Post-Disnatch, ch) ——e Fomeration of maiden name of Gold- | ‘sn h. (lliam Crowder from Ruth Crowder; | KNX Hollywood (336.9). 8 trav- chentre — jhe, Motel Mtatler. Btu. aes. Copper guttering screens an ee ¥ pay menis: enarces ner cent scount. n on - o erg: indignities Gigni ties. "i s p ‘ : dio numbers at - TO CLOSE AN ESTATE |) Mather stripping; rolid 13-in. matt brick | Northwest | Industrial Loan Co. 714-718 Chestnut. 6 arth _ West nd: cooing ae — | Lele Haye from Leonard Have: restera- John Scott from Bertha Scott: indigni-| e¢logue; 8:30, instrumental, vocal; | Edna Deal, Oscar Jost and Elmer hardwood Tloors.-double karage: | 66m Sit deaseanble terms: open Ged | S324 N. ENCUID | MONEY 10 walaried people eaav pavmnent: |—7-2+Post-Dispatch. "_______ (c62) | tion of maiden name' o& Logan: indigni-|“"erie Lee trom George Lée: restoration; /0, features; 12, popular songs; ||} MeDonsld. ie :. - hl er is: é ~4 ‘ . 4 } v - -a . ies. ‘ ; 4 , 2.2 -* . pa - . a corner Walt tor road Ve lake _ + for inspection ®.room MF oy» ” hardwood, tile bath.| confidential. 1881 Railwav Exchange GIFT SHOP—Stock end fixtures: (453 N. , Saute Ghieln tiem Chacon Ghia 4 of a 206 6 eee pennenibe | 1 a. m., orchestra, eee & ZeIPlG RUST. iF . Bpaltore Arcade Bide. Olive _ 378. 4-car brick garage; lot 65x180, selling Bicg OTIC HONEY (clB) A i a is a S SG 00 (C&O) enialen im fro ries Pim: in- i o—" ee... 4 a a neler. inaignl: | |'WDAF Kansas City Star (414.1). WIL—273 Meters ; rms. Gh n mea na ke 9 IV ‘ P saath 94s ‘ : id ; 7 taint Main 4560 ip ae y ONLY , WENZLICk O10 Chestnut. Olive 14° z. | Por salaried people. on their own note, ion; telephone Forest 1y67; price $1179. ! 4,07) Lovett from Wiiliem Lovett: in- > —_ Clay poo! from Harry Claypool: | 6, School of the Air, address, FRIDAY, 9 VY. M..--The California J ~ ; | Witheu r hout know : : wee | r . | , ; ' ) “ny a nO46 MAPFITT AV $4000 | Ye se ae gene Mine onan pn ted | SY" ye ey eee —_ | iti Obrock from Henry Obrock: in-| restoration of maiden name of Everyman: | story, ensemble; 8, program, Jazz Serenaders. Dance eo Ferguson ie 5229 Scho!! 2 new modern Lot 490x140: choice location; all improve- | charges. _American_ Brokerage Co.. 2022 GRUCERY——And meat market. a. desertion. . | 11:45, Nighthawks Edna Deal. Bluce singer. aor ) 6-ROOM BUNG BUNGALOW a bungalow ; bath. furna mf ments: 5-room frame on yd of lot; front Railway Exchange Bide stock ta sa VW heaton (ation sniptora Brooks from Etta Brooks indig- Aletta Reinhart , sro sourks meg ; ® . Merton, tenor. Loretta de Voll. |. Tet 120x270: garage. chicken ) one fixtures: dy to crcupy; im- | ripe for improvement; term | PRIV ATE LOANS te furniture owners: f. EIN. Weems Lay. a - hard«: custody of child With @n alle WHB Kansas City (411). 7; mu- comedienne, Fred Otte, Swine yo- | kinds of fruit end shade ¢ j rb $1000 cash, | JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut. | GROCERY AND M#&AT MARKET—Aver- aisy Law from John Law: restoration | ance for its support: indignities ue. | . dler Jagk Ford and his Peacock Or- / $6800 McCRADY REAI TY CO. ‘ POR nen for inspection; | cS) | 07 age sales 3100 a day’ cash counLYy trade if aiden rame of Voiles: indignities. Carrie Brechte) from | red Brec hte! * sic, talks, cheatra and the Arcadia Serenaders. ; Eaaton Cabany aie | aad ~ | man on Fr a a ' Sundar. j Lec uet. Phon ne ‘Content ROOK, Cs icl South Side location. Cal 41016 Lexing! mn | Geneon fre "IT ny Bk men todv of ae — an all lowance for 8 | KHJ Los Angeles Times (395). 8 eaters Sra pla gg = - ' : be j ~~“ ~~ Sk ee ¥ — after 4 DP. m (Sa ? LO? ion former name of Sti i im. |} gupport: ndaignitvies. : S : ‘ . ; - r m oN p n a the ctisiaeie §irkwood | . a 4 viewer 2006, | RESIDENCE—10 Foame, arranged for F On automobiles don't lose gour a mining ee, Oe ae Louis: a re 0 omits ine indign! oy es | teen support and a Rh andignities. | talk; 19, pianist; 11, instrument- | Boerner akc ER SE SE HOUSE —New. 4 rooms: 1 oe families, at 1217 S. Sth st. Apply | pay off old loans: drive your car: pa ack bargain vice or sey as it stands » 4 ‘Annie Glover from Otis Glover: indiz- | ', iola Love from Robert Love: alimony, | al trio: 12 orchestra. Woodbine and Van Puren: West A. Berry, 2115 8S. Jefferson, (cv) | monthly. Waiter Langan, 1800 W ash: neton K-98, Post- D: Spaic! 7 ities re 4 : , ° ° . RESIDENCE—1743 Simpson pl.; 9 roome,/__ GRUCERY AND MARKET—New “ik ; ice Clark from Euell ttark: custody | Ttesie Lovejoy from John Levejoy: de-| WHAS Louisville Times (400). sports; 9:30 harpist, pianist. | 8254 Kize|. 5 rooms. bath. | | : . ; { hall: steam 00 tures ing roo lo nt: , idr ‘ lowanc that ” lladelphia (395) 6:30 Wlaplewood rrrace $9400: $200 cash, Olive 4943. | anne ee eeced fleere: late DO NOT LOSE YOUR CAR | gti cuant n> aacuaa an Caen, eeeet ie Sinwante: Se Gee heer ——, . | wee concert, talk. beg Sper ane cates: 0608-te a oer: - oS ~“ — ee a Fo ‘ ' ; ; ‘ } , mn . - oe we nen “Oo r w e erm } oe. on oe ° ’ . ’ e vs BUNGALOW—5 rooms, garage: | —— roof: terms \N-8TOCKE-BUERMANS We Pav Off Your Old Loan sa 7 _(80) | Anna Byers from Bert Byers: restora- | Divorce for Mrs. Hecht | Memp!} % Cemmercial Ap Tie os . 9:03 “tre house; all imprévements | made: | ANDERSONSTOCK = = ie GROCERY—And meat market; good cor-| tion of maiden name of Craig: indignities. | t oneously stated in the peal (503.9). 8. WUnele Jerry: cital;. 8:30 concert; 9:09 orches date: open all day Suna 2227 | Ts. — Ts. FOR saLe ROR Chestnut st. (C4 > Aue lee you more money. ner: new fixtures. including 1°2-ft. Manda Parks from Arthur Parks: resto- | It was err aud Ww ii am §-20. , i , tra Maplewood Orwner 7400 ep Ey > ALL re ee | BARGAIN. $5500. “ASH. SH. $50 MO. 1RoR T mh your possess.on. H saemal n coun te box. mahogany resis- ration of maiden name of McFarland: in- | | Post- Dispatch Jan. ree that j a | concert: 11. frolic. . S900. 1619 Clark. (65) | dignities. ae : | » (429)8 band: WHN New York (360). 6. orches-| WGY ° Schenectady (380) 6:45 7. | 7: Sy 000: $50 month- Straight ~ A monthly payments: $1000 and | pEPAin siivi—in garexe. doing iine Carrie Wood from Charles Wood: custody | WSB Atlanta Journa tra: 8:30. dance: 9 fashion health talk, instrumental: 8 ad- ’ { - a Vv) ; ; hot-water heat. D. & th 4 1B & OO. baie pooe oe Wa ——— ; pection (c6) | upwards: cha very reasonable. business; south west lova tion, Box 1- | of children with an allowance for their 10:45 program. t . os a ' chats: 9:10, popular songs: 9:25, dress; 7:20 travelogue, instru- neual terme ' y Market : 3. 4 rooms bathe Ten fine rooms hath. fermace ana ecee. — “MONTHLY ee LOANS | RE sT AU KHAN T—rF a pie only one 6, ’ land: custody of children with an allovw- ° ; 5 j ~ nr FOX Seattle (238 3 Aunt finest condition; water connections and gas| On St. Louis City or County Real Estate. | RESTAURANT—And ie; , oo . G. ‘ ence bg eee 6:30 program; 'rAR New o : ! es = > rooms ; steam heat. 0744 Easton. (50) tody of children awarded defendant with! W IKiEI Boston (303) . prose * WRAF New York (497). 6. ato-' ble’ | Taf | . " . 7 ait cr { ; er ner, ‘ ~- ton ‘ 9. : a wished of unfurnished: full¥ -: electric: ni | ; | ASSOCIATION lev from Mildred Bailey: deser- | tra: 9 evangelists. mony Four: 10, orchestra. WBZ Springfield (337) 6:05 story. LL LT rooms nt” bath ’ ; vd ich ‘ ‘“ ath, 615 Chestnut St. Main 2814 (c6 witenisianialél indignities. 10 concerts; 10:30 music. | ogue; 9 how motion pictures are Sand 3509 Clay av.. 2 biocks south | CORNET & ZETBIG TRUS 719 Chestnut | ve st pil | Gladys Chautin from Jf~seph Chautin: gs }KGO Oakland (300) 6 orchestra; Ey ye = ‘i — : aes ie eieees a Sine a ee a | ene Seer pe . pa bee | aapetong KEANE & Net ANKE | ROOMING HOUSE 13 rooms, ee Wesley Smith from Martha Sm: th: wal prano, concert, Riviera Theater, | ‘D) 2 heat, $300 1532A_ Tower Grove. _ sertion. Therefore must sell his home of j TWY \ | pe NG HUUSE—I16 rooms and garage: rol Trask from Arthur Trask: vocal, Three Musketters. i se eee a —S ~y * | hen , OF - | meet FOUNTAIN _ 1008 Chestnut St. (¢80) ele reome fut nished. ‘1306 Pine st. _ (5) | yoctoration of maiden name of Hellweck; WLS Chicago (345) 6:30 organ, | ADVERTISEMENT ot- er re ed: good | in- | ind'gnitiee. ; & schoo! and 1 naporsation : o fea Northwest hardwood floors, hot-water beat. te ' ROOMING HOUSE— AL Fettes 43 hilfo Toriecolo ’ . m Vor particulars phone Mer. 1 Bx MAFFITT—SINGLE | bash. built-in tub: opposite Fountal "it! | Money—'See Us’—Money | “im. ness S. Jefierson, (7) | Mare, Lomieenla, from Pail i*zissnoti| Senate Theater, quartet: 8 farm | $4 Makes Old Radic Tube New ve , ; a very - ~ = J | “> HO program; 9-10:40 violinist, BOl0- | mig runes that have lost their powers ‘of amoli renewed ster 220. and after 6 p. Be — 5 rooms, eteam heat. arage : > price ROOMING Us o en and alimony: indignities. . “CREATE . ST. LOUIS REA ory ¢ & co NT a 7FIBIG TRUST. 719 Chest nut. Lowest rates had a and reasonable 3515 Easton. L! ndell” 20393. “Samuel Scott from Susie Scott: indireni- ists. orchestra, entertainers. fieation can be brought back to life or —— mp. Call Kelly ———————_ee | Charges: quick on your loan. ; ; . ; 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427. CHRISTIAN "BRINKOP. Rr. E. Co.. ‘ wii Sie PUTS |; ties hy reactivation process, provided tubes stil) turn | ‘ ~ , . , Ey . ; 1} nted: rent $70 month; . Mabel Rahier from Georre Ra hier . _ aco News (447.5) 6 or- or light. We guerantee the work. We do not re- wal N IA AV BACRAMENTO AY. —3000 \\ est End Residence | 1° Chestnut et. (c6} ittier ees resgoration of maiden name of Rowe: ‘n- WMAQ Chic zo | § Wide- | Dit broken tubes. 24-hour service. Types 261-A. dn 4 | COR EL ane: . 5 = ROOMING HOUSE—10 rooms: food : dignities gan; 6:30 orchestra: | 1-A, DV-199, UV-299 only. No detector tubes. vllding. rooms each floor; 4508 Washington: an exceptionally we!) | ov , . tan fr Mary Thornton: bes 7 “Ds - Mae - o7 1 y pecially ‘ a irnished; mis. d , Thornton om lary me - . . reog- Ship tu by parcel poet. carefully pecked. W. Stucca bungsiow: @ reome © — Settric, water. annual rents $43°%. | built 10-room residence. convenient!y ar. Yo! C 10 ear Loans i 4717 Page. spepetins ) | SHOE REPAIR SHOP—Also new shoes: | gupnort and alimony: indignities. 9.2:36 revue. | ee Com: oe. Chieage ee Lo + a tn an §.5 tiled bath fur- HEMMELMANY: SPAC “KL ER RE. y FRANCTISFCUS RE ALTY € co. _ (es) doing good business. *°000 cash. 10448 Rertha Cunningham from John Cunni.g- speeches: ” r ; k porch: Jarge lot: rent 7th and Chestnut. Hodiamont. ham: indignities. ¥ . ' ’ ” : | 00: easy terms: make an ia ‘4 + | SHOE STORE—Also shoe repairing: r. doing | Fana Recker from William Recker: | ww Cincinnati (423) silent. ~ : “ HUNCALOWE—We have n> formar, REALTY WEST END HOMES | Wah RUINESR PRORERGE. | near ere MagGe | septation of former name of Haeckel: 12- | wrap Cleveland (364.3) 6 organ. Ms Radio VanUshe fias ren *. : “shu Pia ; a ‘ a i ity. : ‘ a nities : - : wore and sun ne - Forest 6228. (ec) aw 4 a | ey FLATS. A PROPERTY. | city. = K-1' : erty Tuttle from Lenn Tuttle WFRAA Dallas News (472.6) 6:30 i a J Rasto . ; > (che bath aes oe °: imm 6186 Westminster, 3-etory brick: hot- APARTMENTS: n SNAP—A, BARAGIN house-. tion of maiden name of Miller: 1 vwiolf fd balanoe, is ts 8: th Water heac, hard wood floors. modern Congalt us for New Toans and Renewals. costae: weil furnished and steady room- Frieda Jenkerson fren aay ES | orchestra; §:30 vocal, violin. Multi- TRH OF rea& VA T = el s WRes. aie | ee and Lehting fixtures: in perfect HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. F. CO.. ers: best West End boulevard location: in- sn: Ba former name “WOC Davenport (498) 7:20 educa- ones Plug and Cable, Now 34. 50 Each CO. 228A Taston. Office open = Dm, at 2749 Meramec. Apply | Condition: garage: owner leaving city, Tth_ and Chestnut. (clB) | £°°. Gogo: rent $40 price $850; terms. mo ind ‘xn cus ri ~ “A fr Stroud: cius- . Parkview 1336. _ Pan 11) mueerry. 2215 & Jefferson. _ genuine bargain. tox T-297. Post-Dispatch (ot) aoe poy & Jeffereon ict) throughout ; hot-water heat, sunroom. set- SOS Lt emeie PARLOR—1420 N. Vande thel= euppert : indignitiee drew Turmer:| MOA Denyer (322.4) 9 vocal, in- Piug—once installed you will Yast » = : : venter Ae 5 Roe a ae Olivia urner rem f , . . - coe XS. 09. ra a at ntile bath, brick marage: price $18.- Tf any amount on first and second deeds | So)-r DRINK PARLOR—1227 8. Jeffer- eactoration of maiden name of Gahwiler., stryumental program, address. realize the advantage. our spec s tor . | Bae and electric at 2644 509 of (trust; prompt service: representative 407) | inaienisies 2-36 property. Phone our salesmannger, 7 | th er (c7) $166 Washington. corner Whittier: new WALTER SCOTT CO. Ches é0rT DRINK PARLOR—1101 5s 1 Sun i : Holland Webster 220. . = aon as” a “ue ~ | electri _'xtures new furnace: food fi- Alt 805 taut. . £8) | “ ase nx city. of) nities. : aaa - : eus. ‘4 mandolin. guitar, banjoists, ‘Vvo- bj ‘ Fr . - ‘ [ , : ° ; > ; a Pp — ? - ‘ ' - Apps F. A. errs 115 8S. Je! — will call. Phone Olive 5892. eo Fannie Busby from James Rusby: odie- WHO Des Moines. (522.3) Jers — Sa. ~PARLDR—Good location: . . cal, orchestra \rw rem k RLNGAL > Re aes a * Pets yre id ooms, garace price cut or sorT DRINK ‘oom bath, turance, oar Suge: Meee oF, auick sate | Do You Need Money © rsving oxy. 2028 5 Premier 40) | ire Stevens: from dames Sevens: de-| oO est | PETERSEN RK. — . y.: mingle and S370 Theodosia. 6-room frame hath vue ANTZING OUTFIT—1 4%". 1 4 eert on 'WOCX Detroit Free Press (516) ' Western ret: ead molds . set Effie White from Herman White: cus 7:30. musical; 9, dance li’ .eu are jooking fer 8 | : OTe 40 ath | ~ furnace. @-car frame garage: price $5250. : | Coc ets, | Sea i ein Kncenane we ron woteaser| FIRST AND SECOND DEEDB| wlio “wise” scade" ind rusia” alr oat Midtr! WEategon’ Woe P| 1 VAN-ASHE RADIO CO. A egy seee S te “ETE ; av.: single nd i heat. (maid’« room 1st floor): every mod. Banking interest. For auick service see) rump and tire r. cos “3 Ee ee "WWJ Detroit news (352.7) ' etice Jor uarlicwarm, oy , SBEd onaitio sth. electr rm convenience: Jat 60x135: 3- 7 : | well for ey good siand: po opposition. 4; desertion. 4 ; ; ann VATTERUT REALTS co. att cate gariti it acne ae e1a? if FINANCIAL CO. | low rent; keys at 1512 Cage; sickness. = Carrie Carrol! from Overton Carre! News Orchestra, tenor, poet. Tenth and Pine Sts., St. Louis, Mo. sh open Sunday. PaSWeiee + is » 722 Chestuut. JUN 5S. BLAKE & BRO. 615 Chesnut. | Olive 2121 and Central 61. (cl4) (7) sestoration of maiden same of Chaywr,

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- - ~ pr ae a ere > ee a a ee en 1 40 —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . ee ee ah - > ws 4 all ; . _ Re or . - c The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a ae ig cre * P ¥ 2 ~~ ak a ¥ COMING MEN life, how it is nourished and gtrengthened and with what, often foreshadows the degree of stamina and endurance in the ing man. provides the growing child or the adult rundown in body or strength, with an abundance of vital-nourishment to maintain health and strength. Scott’s Emulsion helps "conan ven |PRILDREN AT CONCERT ENIOY ‘LIONS ROAR ‘Instrument Bought in Europe Scott's Emulsion to Orchestrate “‘Pacific 352” Demonstrated for Them. A Lion’s Roar that would have 1 terrified good Ww as piece de resistance of the St Louis Symphony Orchestra’s fourth concerts ; ab | nA for pupile of , parochial anc pub! Louis Count} it the Odeon yesterday. of a series of « c echools [that persons who wish to attend ‘YEAR FIRE LOSS $535 000,000 notify him. ‘orrest €. Donnell ts chairman Other mem- N. Kirby, C. S&S. io: the committee bers are: Danie! Moffitt. Cabell Gray, Austin Ww. Biggs, Cary H. Bacon, Albert Mil- ler, J. B. Edwards, Dr. W. W. Vaughn, V. W. Garesche, J. J. Hagen, G. M. Hagee, F. W. Leh- mann, J. H. Holliday. G. B. Chip- ley, Cyrus Crane Willmore, © Pearson, Allien May. D. G. Tayk Sam B. J. &. Peret, Ge 4 Bowman, A. J. ‘Freund, John ™** nounces. Report for 1923 Ascribes Chief Cause to Careless-Smokers. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—Loss of ee by fire in United ates in 1923 amounted to $535,- 372.782, a new record, the Nation- al Board of Fire Underwriters an- includes ‘he The sum the usual allowances of 25 per cent for the fires Loassees for unreported five years Seen in 1923 are less smokers. 4 with 1923 totaled The chief cause of | Defective $29,045,017. tion charged against them eaiiel ascribed to care~| and fixtures, with a loss of $20,- The acdual destruc- | $28,162, took gecond piace. chimneys FEATURING Winifred Ayres, assisted by Rodney Peters. Trick and Fancy Roller Skai- Pl les. Fistu ion nanan tuon LES from Business. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION CURED WITHOUT wHE la. Fossure and all tee—-Cure or No ta NO Bn ane Hg ae AA Call or write today. It will pay you FREE DR. Cc. MATTHEW COE. Rectal Specialist ortice Hous 9-5 5601 PINE STREET ST. Snereseor Henrich. LOUIS, MO. Evenings, 7 to 9 Ney Smith and W. PF. te Dre. M. Sundays, 10 to @ ing. ical Acts. Battle Royal and Boxing Fx- on Roller hibition by Colored Boys Some Show! =p — — Eccentric Dancing, Singing. Mus- . Ne wees Teeeeal. "ie anaes . eten- Valuable te Plle Buffererse % Miss It! PALLADIUM ounei OF SAT. EVE. | } , , *onre . -—e Androclies himself | /-©2 5} and Georce | Wj] ison. Feb, ENRIGHT, WEST OF G Ee ee A - — Ny peti =X ’ a ee : “ ‘ fy hd oe “a 4 er ates e ye enn ate ”, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, —— It was a magnificent roar, a fab- | roar, a roar among a thovu- and all the time Elmer Gess- ssionist of Mr. | lantly call- of an in- | You store up reserves of resistance and strength. ulous Gcott & Bowne, Bloomfcid. N. J. sand, ner, chief percu Ganz band, was noncha ing it Ir ne by-way the conductor pur Yes’ Yea’” ; + . ho + jaa. SUmMmIMmer toa re ES ee ag a ~ S e hestrate symphonic youngsters present . the which boys perhaps st *"* LO PFE 8 Ee eer eT ie a te ee Al ee ee a pal > r ‘ - ~ % 7 . “Shall we throw him a plece of ill do—“ear enplitters.”’ Assistant Conductor the children. Children TdAke Roar. It grumbled and roared and the idren clapped gal!'yv cried roar Was repeated ‘Ischer had been called ir’s notice to conduct {na thea a7 —_— sir. } Be hot and ‘ . © explain to the school children the oil Clean * 3: 22-22 | oe and percusston instrumente« ~ mf thea ore ‘hestra. wh en Mr. Don't rub your clothes. Just boil °** Re . . ° iis a ee for the dirt out by using Staufer’s,the *’*: * a been forb soapless way of washing which ...., Jeaves the clothes fresh and clean. Fischer Gives Readines. Guaranteed not to injure fine fab- gave musicianly re rics. Used successiully in St. Louis “Merry Wives of W for 25 years. the “Largo” Me Se fe O n the New World sells Staufer’s. One er hempadian two of soap. Over a titew onto het{bers ood r Gsrainer’s in St. Louis last yeer. | Excellent for washing dishes. cleaning fine | ° furniture. woodwork, floors, etc |'Peace” from B: ony . >! ~~ a & Lert Ganz -sterday morning's rehears- den by to appear | at the afterno his phx OUR GREATEST SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE! ah event that sets a new saaasl for value-giving! A supreme effort to clear away all # fore the end of the season! Drastic measures must be adopted to effect a complete clearance in the short time we have set—so “Drastic Reductions i partments” is the keynote of this sale. Every single garment in stock—thousands of others just purchased—all repriced at figures that make: them ' unusual interest. Come Saturday and see them. Judge the quality—the style—the tailoring—the prices. You will instantly recognize the sénsats ing possibilities. Store open from 8:30 A. M. until 6:30 P. M. tors |Overcoats and Sults a Of Men’s Clothing FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN AND YOUTHS : . Lot 1—$20 and $25 Values 4 1 - $ Qe Overcoats of warm woolens, in dark solid shades - , and mixtures Suits of cassimeres, tweeds and To ts Pant Sults c “?D Former Attorney-General Will Be Men's Small-Sized Overcoats worstedcs Sileg and in the popular shaces. $7.50 Welcomed Back to Professional! —a =case |S Lot 4—$37.50 and $40 Values $ 1 9* $14.50 Men’s Pants_on They Go Lot 2—$27. 50 and 30 Values Friends of Jesse W. Barret? 4 ' plain and belted models. Over- ted Wool > | ind id colors. Ome and Two-Pant Suits $29.50 More Pants a? ap -bac xk and + a - a om + 7 2 — Attorney-General! Missou ther shades. A890 Vests $4.99 2 4 : 0° many He 7 ’ COiai § EZ overture. **Fror ene o- as * _ =. le * : YOrak s “oh oan = ; . ne Fron Espana” rhapsody }i led OUNZSters im Singing the “Hrmna ? agter a first | rehearsal, gare ai whol hoe = +1 (hearted presentation—and he pref- jaced the demonstration of percue- ron instruments ow +) hanny Tiee'’ a intr av ‘tions. } imeel? YY itting re TABLETS sae: —— rec Ty ey , ethoven'‘s al et 4 " of which, they LAUN d giockenspiel through the! ive paces, even as he “t eal the orc CON - . | , ”“ = eS nes. ral ral OOTY — «twilee foe men and YrounZz men. hest CHaes . And the children. {tf applause - the measure, had a good time. Br ;the same token they enioved mo- 9 uta to the “Lion’s Roar”’—the Men's and Young Men's Overcoats $6-98 Men's and Young Men's Made of excell sults eo fear or favor $8.98 Lot 3—$32.50 and $35 Values BARRETT WILL BE TENDERED Baie: Fepeoats of pure we DINNER BY FRIENDS HERE 0 Torco: ryerig : > eo * £ -_ IUICKStep ot } © 3 id the barbaric thumping of the es | a 2s pee i » 4 military ek Overceats hrough-anéd- *hrol ugh Pant “ults | Arie , “AS BASSE wean ers > “re f co ~servat ( Basement.) an a: olen fabrics Indian drum, rhythms as the sandpaper mark2d time in: “T and they iet known sans fens ang the shufflinc Quite often thet half sick, half well feeling ie due to e reac- tion of the eystem to bectcria in the intestinal tract. Piuto Weter will safely and effec- tively clean out the intestines. It acts in 30 minutes to two bourses after taking and never gripes. Prescribed by physi- cians, sold by druggists and bottled at Preach Lick Springs. Ind! - a. When Nature Won't Pluto Will urkey in the Straw’— +) : neir preference ‘*%e r or favor. UM mee oa|?; Tee English styles. One and Twe- the newer ety .es (Second Fieeor.) woo: lens. in linings. ire «oo! ens, in far. mer will welcome his return to St professional life with a dinner F 16 at the Gatesworth The n Hote! Mole- Jacket Men's ~kin Vests um*er whi . TY? * lirmited and Suits "2° 0 ew eee © + All- Wool Jersey and — Juvenile ‘eee e¢ o@e @e ee © = has been Willson, 1530 B Buildine, ‘'rangements Comn atmen's , hinechil! ‘ many of Overcoats of warm ce : e rir ished fabr ~s Ni iaAaAny A theetPee ee eater es S Pe SSTS ESTEE SS SNE TEN SE ERS Saetch eq years. Satts 6 to is years. owt they BO@.«+-+* OVERCOATS on | PANT st to 18 yeara. Suits € to 18 years. Out they Be@.««+e OVERCOATS PANT Sst to ve va You can hear the new 82.95 Victor Records most conveniently here. ‘@eresces @ Peeaeer: a Store Open Saturday From 8:30 A. M. Until 6:30 P. M. WEI CLOTHING COMPANY N W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON —_—_————— a Pants for work, for businegs, fer outings, for dress—for any purpose at all. Practically pairs a Piled high on tables where you can make your | fro: = ¥ am Own Selections. Come and see them. Get This - FF &§ Sos oe = $5°= Complete Victrola Outfit | PS : = we geen — = yp § Pi eS e= = Suit patterns of all de- eae in dark shades. Made to === ee $ cri f 3 =" tand t! t a ; ea Fs ee ae all-wool cassimeres and f : > + ' - Fed & xa $3 mixed worsteds. ; as Save About Half at 77 Extra-quality woolens in ° Beautiful console model Plaid 4 shades Al« match the- finest suits. mut. Made with conven- Back \ bow ¥ weight. Sizes finished waist-bands and jent divided lid. Victor - wa crotches and 12 selections of mu- V r Save Ab out Half at $ $ 45 +. Pure wool, double-twist- ° iots tn de- — , ae ed serge. tn dark bive ee Only $5 Down that and finished. Sises 28 to ' —delivers this complete $ oO a eegeeaee ee Men's Fine Weave Biue Serge Pants.. terms to suit your convenience on the balance. Men’s Heavy Gray Melt Men’s Extra-Quality Wool Pants.....86.77 We Have Men's ‘‘Gold Medal’’ Jeans Pants... . © Men’s Heavy Dark Cord Men’s Extra Heavy Corduroy Pants..83.95 (First Fiecer.) . Victrolas wool ie ery oat wit Come in for a Demonstration Piaid back! Made this atyle. Belted models in all variety. Dark and didly tailored. Sizes from 34 to 46 chest. One ever offered. (Becend Foer.) every size. pattern or color you can imagine. extraordinary quality Over 15,900 pairs to « Sine About Half at 7 Save About Half at 5 7 . scriptionsa Made of fine == e ardest we or velours and of wool- of dark stripes Wool, meres eo nd medi- —_—— 2 = i ae patterns and shades to in mahogany, oak or wal- eolored v teds in ex- Round seams and well de luxe record albums Save About Half at sic included at $154.50. Woolen a, $30, $35 VALUES light fu! shades and shades. 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AIZiEiuU ry Fe ON INSTALLMENT SEVEN to be there alone to receive him. That was the explanation her “stubbornness” and indeed it was a brave thing for a girl to do for her lover. Alone there she would be this rainy night, crieving for her mother and waiting for him! Of course she would marry. him at once! He would put in a crop there for her fath®r. Tomorrow, not later than the next day, at most, they would be mar- ried. He slept but excitedly that night. .. . or wil eae OIL jJE/RIO What man is supposed to adore in woman is Tisit WU “that fascinating uncertainty.” but when it keeps | his state of mind. : ——— e . : . ee were setting about those rainy-ca lin would have been mightily “set | = puzzle indi- If Chir-. ptt aes, Sa ; “number in th Sometimes a cat says “Miau! Vieu’” and some. 3 ‘position ef the first letter times she says. “Oh, did your husband gire you , 4 In the mornirg it was Stili rain- ) and al had ridden over ‘o see = oe ® ‘oo _ ; > . . o . oe oe : ’ 4 f I? '- - ing. Breakfast and worship over, the gi who didn't wat ys . him guessing as fo whether his wife will catch a ‘ HOW TO sMIOLVE ) ; . . him Hie realliv was looking verv & ’ frain. hare dinnrk on time. or make her accounts 5 = nere the men a ; a o a . d he went to the barn, where ince *)) We we! Isobel McLaugh- Es ‘ agree twice runni¥g. adoration” hardly describes i E. >. (Fh We aeeuee . : _ = 4 . ~~. thatched barn, three gi nothing better than the girl for her 2 se “Ss that fur coat for Christmas? I didn’t realize it was 7 oh ie et & ‘ were stacked slough £7385. “3S | gon She had fancied at times her : ORS » anew onc” oA whe sig’ > downward ’ , - eS RSS = se. BOMntAaAil s o . father was greasing the wagons son had thought ef it, too. Her ts a oi ae * ; ding to position eG =} N ss . . Re aad Tt [ . = ™ exiles: Andy was repairing the rope eympathy was with the soldier. She Res : There always were fond fathers and mothers sa in correctly words that : pee, km ; : | ro » 5 >. + - -,> ° yy ¢ iS ee , m 4 yy . = +~ 5. narness; Peter and Hughie were rose heavily after really only a few 3 who spotied their children, but nowadays tt is done » interlock ae oe ss, minutes, and said Bs the new psychology. “ . a iia - ’ 2% zl ng en lift wee Sarah ints if - ™ - e » 3: e number r fn f. tte ; sirusg : a‘ aah ~ ‘ ‘ ase . oubt t} e setting ens ave 3 . . m » k : u rave tn a haystack § left th sts, Chirstie.”” ; ‘ ‘ aiso refers to a definition their pias house cave : = .ee’ . 2a Lne nes Ls, _nirs.i Forerer unmeolr cd must remain he puzzle nt or empanying table. > . > ha > ’ - _ 3 i ace : ~—, gide of the barn, and having a' She put a shaw! over her head, to hurt each other—and to hurt themselrecs most of : @efinition suggests a word e nad went to t! oor, and closed it te” or aes , Jength all but upset the wagon on — woe: ~~ aa | “wer . ‘ , . 4 : " ¥ the exa number of Sialtet on te wes te after her. Wully jumped te his One difference beticeen innocence and sophisti fit the white space al- 4 them@e@elves, propp pas > te feet, and went to bend dewn over former has 30 mach harder time proring ifeclf innoe it , ‘ ** . - - enity three wheels, ther had to be | his ewepthenet. : Copyright. 1925 e Sms space tb to F ive . ve “ >’ > > +i ¢ shooed away to play om ths cieaner What's the matter. Chirstie’ -—- en! Words start oaly - , - >" a * 2 > “= . floor of the new barn. Wulivy took What's the matter? What have fo Ps Se seuaréi | up a hoe that needed sharpening I done?” for the weeding of the corn that She shrank back into her chair mas to be planted. They talked of “You haven't forgotten! You the new machine that was being remember that afternoon! I made for the corn planting. Wully thought now that vou are alone answered absent-miniediy tnat he here, we needn't wait!” What to Serve THE HYMN OUS WOMEN . e Tl omerrow ; O ; yTHY PARKINGTON. ssi By ALINE W® m DOROTHY PARKING- had seen one in Davenport once. “Sit dowh in yer chair!” she aap NM was ‘he daughter of Lord He spoke with one eye on tne hoe, | commanded. “Don't!” BREAKFAST. ss 4 Bis 4) = and wife of Sir John and one on the heavens. After an He didn't. He couldn't. Grapefruit. Within, pa. She was eminent for hour's waiting, the’sky still for- “You're in my light!” ‘ Werning and taleat in bage a journey. But his father, Hie drew back only a little way. a mame rin , | “The Whole Dury of “gresentiy, lookirg wp from his “I didn’t say it all, but youw Poached eggs on toast. black as night been aacribed to her at work. saw him climbing on a kmow! Didnt you get my letters T the left is Miss Sarah Anna Schweich; at the right is Miss tess Olga, while Elene was the Countess Volga. Affecting a semi- Racon rolis : never. eh the error has Leen rt horse. wrapping himself in be- either?” ® Elene Pantasides. Both, are co-eds at the Northwestern Univer- Russian dialect and a few words of college French, they duped the Coffee. cocea. milk. nopes “se Ss a . Her acknow!led sed ov @raggied blankets as best he might, she moved farther away from sity and startled the campus with their tales of persecution theysuf- male of the species to such an extent that several proposals were - LUNCHEON pa oe a “The Gentieman’s Call- @fainst the downpour. He ratur- | him. “Now that I think of it, I fered at the hands of the Bolsheviks. Sarah Anna posed as the Coun- made to the Countesses. . - Ppens eee fae Ladies’ Calling.” “The tat tn eearerten: ee tegen Mg pe Poe aie es etcmeaiaeeaa = -eedieenens eanrtmmat SE es Aa LO icine wives PE RI RYE TE | Pineapple-grapefruit-cheese ve and chagrin: mt of the Tongue.” “The ae” wee eelee | @he ledked Se if she wns trying to |) —.—____-_ Os | SF. : ee A ES ha 8S by, salad. theres no doubt @ Birthright” an@ “The Wuly?” recall something trivial! | ry lee cream. within’ It's true§ M the Decax-—of Christian | Wufy replied: He stood absolutely dazed. look- STEAKS AND H 4 USE 2 spair: in failure Hier theolocical works were “Just down the read'” | tng at her hard face Then she TY ou n eep en er L. a our souls the foree Ort hodox She was at Fancy that. now! A McLaughlin | said: ROASTS Coffee, tea, milk den or to bieaarg engaged on_a work mene of his business’ But it was | will not!” he cried. outraged ee a | - Baked potatoes flaming ‘bangers 3 Wully Who was answering, jusi “tl came fer you Chirstie } B LUCREZIA BORI Famous Spanish Pri n . " hopes flowers unfell” work she did ner finish. “ . -_ al} (Oo »O «K yer her soiled clothes a Conti aie satin oitiiaiadel two tabi . " ~ -— me 0 ~ mad ba? to .hbave* stretched eut incredibly “Don't bother about me!” he said 1thiew- narehent cheaper sain eniaih in her movements without feeling ef your muscles, and which wil: in- “carefully to see that all pins, cuff ae bent eran for ai eteetion leas: a few grains of . a ghd Ane in since he had last gone over it. anerilty, hardly knowing his own them in he same manner as stain that she is doing herself a grave duce lIimberness to such a deg-ee nhAS, ¢tc., are remored before they an add pac Ra Oe aa al aaa ege whites stiff . : - ep y ono ‘ , fi ay After riding a hundred’ miles or so. voice. “I juet rode over to see a —etee ne sense waters "ie ” “The went wrong . that your everyday movements wij] 4re sent to the laundress. This is el f 4 india ch te Saale . nana mikture, pile - mn ae ei mein he ot to the little shanty of caif Stev 8 1} pe grted Sscuacig : Pey. ~ peep es, And you must underst t t become more of a pleasure to vou BmOt only for her own tect] , = we tablespoons of ho . y are branching out into anty of a of Stevenson's. I be on my = 0 discouraging that the purchaser must understand tha > you a mn protection water, them fold into the stiffiy- 2983 Of sauceuy eam dressy modes. A at barn om the McNair place. Chir- | way'” Out of the house he rushed gives up trying te save money on the natural figure is the slim ons, S@cause you find that you are but the4aundress should not have beaten whites Bake — stes.iy or without ight cream, fe being trimmed ie ok eties li+year-old brother, Dod, | leaving his aunt to meditate upon wea: : : There is a great degree of differ- Going them with more grace and to run the risk of being hurt with oe, for about 45 m nutes | bananas or sett @ and some ant was there. and Wully gave his | her theories Be a matter of fact tenderiain | CCe, Mind you, between the figure charm: forgotten pins. oe fe ae —— Seis eae te Ps: ee horse to his care That horse had ‘ Turning back he saw. throuch ‘iam 2 pete 2. een _ PE which is siim and the figure whica Stand erect. with vour hands ‘o- . : . Apricot Roll Pudding. Hawali is the re a m9 , A . é i» tnair to DR Watched carefully, Wully tears that the girl was lacking aft- : iis .aonattiy ~ From “aha " eirtoin % thin. We were never meant to sether, your chest out and chin in Curtains and the Home. Make rich biscuit dough and ref! | the group which Om man # te mo ga rniye vowed. He had never seen such | er him. He wouldn't ride cian seme perterhetnh - uh T.beme be thin to the point of emaciation Now, stoop quickly from your Net curtains give an enlarging about % inch thick. Cover this 4 / it contains the a ne Dae os tay ecme G2 it'had Been doing on the | tne Stevensons. He would ride Delmonico and sirloin cuts The “@=Y more than we were mdant to waist without bending yocr knees. effect to the small room 2S” with apricots, roll anu pace im | o volcanie activity: | way over. Dod must not take his straight Shin “eed eget > REPS a ee — ; ieee a sin be fat and awkward and ungrace- and touch vour left ankle with vou: Dee’ he wet reat nin nantes deep pudding pan. Sprinkle with ail, the land above eyes frem it Wully hurried to know why he had come. He ewe taken the less tender and juicy thev ful right hand fashion when turtaininge phos - fleur. add butter size of a walnut. within comparatively the house. chilling iacaimaiian nae, ok sc she will be. Hence i* pars to emneniiiiai The thing for rou to do !s te ac- Straighten up and bend azain. home me ve he what “ee er e i one cup sugar and ‘e a grated nut- been covered with hot The door of the house opened, shock ef her dental, trém rare and cuts as we as te knew La eide what is wrong with your fig- fust as quickly, touching you right eat and pelea patos Asal ie rian _—a Pour about.3 cups beiling eruptive material. ancg-—-Oh. damn, and all other humiliation and pean oo ery eook nena eee | ure, if anything. and go to work ankle with yrour left hand nition _entertal poe ve raga o- con Ne ON re to Oe. ieonger as rou get in practice. Yo ea PE ages oe Cia married Geannie McNair’s broth- ina auueaer “He can hen «owe the yo Big dict dedi he Have you ever noticed a fat wom- Will be delighted with the added po me See meritless an 50 er, John Keith! This was the first oniy a little Letten Be “ca -- | @reperty aouiend. Thean «temrea | o@ running fora street car or puff- crace and limberness it brings. a aco —_— expensive accessories, aa time that Wulir had wanted rea’) a ee ee ee ee. OS SD Id egg, Herons niger eee owyre “ence | ing up and down stairs? I say pu??- — so ‘Hink :t over carefully before “a . Bxy | iette But he had never doubted Ofociied will be disappointin . . rs 7 — * — - -~ - ~ me? « You Were o ; han + tt . tr fas +h , : 4m More (Aa one case ~ vuy actu t curpge his aunt though a¢@ liked ane wrote often to bim letters EY *e en: Do’ roas 2 ‘ome from 4 ne . ne woman wnoeo has | oe here the S eatie a a Pk sue * , . . se T Vase . — 7 P a > + —_— —_ + “+ abs bene eir rt ny — eg erie oa 7 4 — fo abe i > + ’ “y cen” 5 es , c es AR ® meee hirn nm er rot fer? + , . agents’ > P nee : ; ‘s verw lIikely to do ‘ust th’! She gs na . and her voice fell tn dis- reached him. Of course. she had ‘cemperature and iong cooking are 4 Oe ee > just this, She fittea wit* falee and railroads in Japan new e«m- > 7 hy . »- « : " steps heavily from one st to the : i ‘ sé , , ee ¥ be never really said that she wou'd necesgar >» develop tenderness . . = |S oy FTomen as detectives. x Aawete me™ she bewalled. “I wait for him She had und flaver in euch meats. The a ‘her and she breathes tn a hare a. bat .on he had never arin : Ssucn eat: i ad- ' . > yan he ‘* — —" - : see i — ; : un . iw ; ner \~ ‘ a = , th us t t was mv Pete promised et thet twas whe dition a few vegetables such as ovely manner as she steps, fo: | Bad enough to be taken for her that afternoon meant ‘+o hi-~ G@nions died carrots for their flavor tae movement is really difficult for £ . _ ; ba . " ee ——— , 7 oi rma Mtoragage , , _ = Swter St any time? And she-had | It must be that some other | 2"4 tomatoes for their acia wil | 7 | It pays you to buy Hardy’s lodized 4 = - « | - . + “7 +... a ™ “ to stand the re Stup gi’ 4 TOArTr ens —— % 3 a ee — Sain Tris . - = - - .Oen Watch a $iim™ gracefu! nan nacg won her rhe must ISA , pacs © Sa as : Sait double value for to recover from the disappoint- : he wanting ter wv well as more tender woman £0 up or down the same because you get . , anti . . eS ; ié ; 2 = = : . ~ * —_ ‘4 ment, 8 it were. and then. looking he had been lying in that hosn) Neck pieces should be used sar: SteRS- She picks her way daintily . . . your money. In addition to its use as ry 7 ‘, ° 7 "y ‘+ " : ——) 3 . a. . = _—— . “ ‘ ‘ “Be ; 7 ~e F> + ‘Re + _ oom o te = ~ * = ve ee Min St was like her te | living olly on the dreams 2 1, | S0UDS, stews, mincemeat or corned | *™4. STecefully and she makes a 1f énine ] 4 an excellent free running table and a ask a as Pr - beef (sete fen ; pretiy pict ® 2% She does «np Ewv- o = eee Ten in . , iieti can m : 4 e* ee TT) 2 cAnek -~ a - * on “ ; - Ses es ee ane | aking, some other man had | ick sees IO SURG i nara aa ag a cooking salt it has the added value of ae . you ai’ As if she taken * place against her face arte & L @3 Oraised beef ile he siren: seems 'O be 2 pleas- - - ini . BP couldnt see that it was “Mand- or could it be that the tragic death beef, which is, of irse, 1 i — Sagoo ophenae t » . j a. - S rt ‘ _ : . . sees 4a : 7 espa " , - af - ™ o ™ ~ P) - - : : = ~ ° ame Shere filing the door. hiding of her mother had made her cola? | */™m™ered. or in casserole dishes . — 2 SS ee a to health. Iodine is a known preven- | the reo rN > > re h\ on w“ : . " eae * : : ‘es R -_ ——— . ae 5 a a + . - - tm™ es : : | Lat e, ” r ; . was no use t) \ -_ s+ _ ~ : as . > : : ‘ we mn > GOITER % i ie ieaanes 7 ee nt eee, meee BO femnging | aaa is. combluntion ef ae nt | , Bending. 00-1 have told yeu: be: s ‘ tive of and has great cura : that, for lat ordinary nkisseq | * | : BR Of Meaming | gene | , | t i i thus h th } : . — .- efe .ore e me of the »b t > ive W mere Was 2® #1! 4 WwW as } s Siti af the neigh borhoo i ae . wea Sewing ww 3 -5 S508 4 “> eat s on vs a4 Des poss .( e a ez ~s 2 _ ® € " ? ' powers in mild cases of * sume & permanent bleckade* He have given him a decent welcome . “ steamed or stewed and en = a es ‘ _ = 8 Ss &@ glandular - a came wigorousiy towards her. hur- home? A mere a ) atoll ba k ed ments Of tne thoroughiy supple — a v . ‘ =a mer cg Ua Ntance would erenr Yo her _ , . ; - . ” % ’ . rvin iar maedialiew id rson. yu become sup a lodized contains is owder ime her slew cordia!i+. There bees tebe mere aint & enc Par ee y ; P t : supple ana Hardy’s Salt just i P : . “= “o's . * = = = “ . She was! There was Chirstie! She back than she had | ashionabl the amount of iodine recommended ; We carry oaly the had ~~ ack than she had been. Gilad © Voiors 4 brands and sell at the Seen Aim. He went towards ict for thi i at lowest prices ENR NE: by physicians for this purpose. Is | her——— “ she tad shrunk 2a in fear and She had net only not been giad RAY : ™ rs ad G RAY is going to be the modish PUBLICATIONS color, strength and flavor, however, ‘ : ° Se. arge “ * ver _** e-~ ™ > ~ ™ . Gammabdie aunt beean now a for ii lat wae all lodi ne welcoming him fondly. He ie would have asked He could ‘ oa ctionary a > > = av? FW it ead "ee nactiae th a2 . ee 7 know What he was answerine her sited De ¢ her be- , | y The Supreme Aatherity”’ ye reavemen Sut tha: sets spoeminl might kill | oukin’t be possibile euld if Sut , ST ARE : ya. « Tt contains cver 7.008 werds. in- i het Cal awar. that fear rha when iodine eckiag " : at CPirestie didn't want tn «seo me a . iid = 6Rhe = : m vou eluding theusands «f new terms. —— a : make efithat® And he re bloodstream ser comdiness Onesuccessf: = e had Aner sen” : a oe " - id Si, 's a : Ana e- Am be § ene s ~’ Dot newer erce 4id she ra se “ Se amny would hear aow , "™? © satiefv Wwuy!l!w'e somcee -_ . Aun A. Nor Pe rarer" eae her ee fue secarme oma > PoUuld ’ : 1 4 he “ e “ ’ . ’ @ y. “~ mat -@ + ™ @ e the : “ a a . ten , 4 oo . — a ten © him VWhetle t-rete W hens PMetri haters 3 are [O98 “unhurhan Treck« ; Phene Wahesh “Sa ~ Aye >.4 .» + * - 7 7 ’ _- - - Lae is : ¥ L . edb ww ao 2 iivoi Ladle. ee Pee ‘1 Ie Li« ( enmliniien a.) . -s a é , ; ae : ee oh r atti ee —— . by ia eS re - OP Vel anti met eri — _ on iad — ——_—— — _ . . Som he ~ . peneueomseteties cine - RITA IAF Lanna 4 ‘ 2 ese by clad : me -y al ‘ 4

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a ene * - ee — - ~~ ae oie 8 EET RR OI ——! Children’s Stories *. Household Hints + i i i i i aa a i a a a ae PBB LOA el eae aa. ia a TOR eee ca pass & Loe. 2S aa Tad BES. Shes oe ram ORT Este } : - — priedpialinaiag OMAN. OF [peter yse TODAY'S PUZZLE hi : ; | ODD and INTBRESTING FACTS , | y Al [ Terpay’s PUZZLE ce ee ett OF uidiren s Headitime Story -O=- | - JERITE MOOERS MARSHALT yp , I > a 6 7 6 r. ia iz R T hy Deepest of the oceans. the Pa-. seen recently near Frankfort, Gere | bal | : . | ott : y or ri t oO ia | \ Y/ is} fic, has one spot off Japan many The m&fin who saw It re- AjL|P] | Fs ia > te 7 J . Ww. urgess cific, has one spot, off Jal an e m&in who saw | OF A MODERN MAID A al 3 | } a 5 where a sounding of 3° 000 feet ports that golden rain scemed to aiebineapemnets ans oe : A Re} | - eI = was taken. break forth from the blue sky, then Te , iO ame: iL 8 it _ Saf ] : ji 1] after > . . . a globe of vellow light sailed on ss-word puzzle, by keeping the samity RIAICIE|S Bil | sate, but in ‘Lrouble ~ ernoon. Redd) knew how A giant flying boat, fitted with ahead, trailing luminous rays. A pa ) e ate ] ' se] es nd a quict, unoccupicd spot in — He cn | p here until the Black Shad- is to be tested t is in itselfa Along some parts of Maracaibe : "ee 1 ZiO NUT AIL > e will regret some future day. Ows come. Then I'll go away and complete flying radio station, and, [ake Venezuela, the natives raise . . +. NI S lO ss | a = Happy Jack Squirrel, hide ‘ here he can't see me, but unlike one saehdh raft, anne pang ME their huts on poles. They dare not : » A ; 22 = AFE up in a little tree, Happy ~~ ous plish direction finding without £iVvV- }uild on the soft. swampy banks le should make New Year's lee : where i can watch him. He won't ing away ite ow! 2 : ‘ > a ’ ig away its own position. and this tvpe of hanbitatio _ ’ the harmicss amusement ak P M Jack Squirrel made fun Ol lare stav )) yer . BARS Pee dhe! ether when. the ta Oo z Reddy Fox down below. “Y Manet nds bciarege yh eee ele them to attend to their fishing cs the other wacn e in- A ZiceEiL y FOX Gown Delow. 10U try to reach another tr ; The largest tunnel! in the orld tr rei AQ ree just as reest tunnel in the wor: from the front door, while from . nmr s. , "OTe : ° f > sh ie “or »% . . _— ec the , one , “yy . Lié r ols A thought ti wee “BOING to catch s00n aS he thinks it is safe to. - in Germany. It ca ries the abe n he back they can keep a watchful me that time, didn't you Mr T y a Canal through the Nethe Hills for eye on their small patches of co : le ; , Then I'll have that fat Squirrel } patches of cocoa losed to adore in waman is TISIE O}VIR] | > a Gmarey?”. said Hanoy Jack.: “Bu! " | rN hat fat Squirre a distance of 414 mites, the width! on the mainland rtainty.” but when it keeps ? : it ' aa: oS ee. 7% dinner that I just missed getting,” at water level being 72 feé? ther his wife will catch a a, iNOW vO SOLVE , vou didn't do it, did you? What said Reddy to himself. . : . > me. or make her accounts 4 : is more, you never will catch me > , A golden ball of lightning, one of §¢ NESTLE LANOIL A : So Reddy curled up at the foot Bo! ” Papago esp "an ration” hardly describe foi . te . | ; the rarest of Nature's displays, was @ : Vy ’ 3 —_ WORD PUZZLE. 67 You are not smart enough. You of the tree and waited until the tec 0 hele Beh eh hn Rota $ Permanent Wave * * © ty number in the puzzle indi- think you are smart, but you are Black Shadows came creeping in ; ’ > SPECIAL id your husband give you is | | Reddy Fox might have told ce #MIIG et 4 ¥ ; . : P £ p. stretched. vawned and 4 or Two Weeks mas’ I didn't realize it was \' word reads from left to Lag Happy Jack that he would have trotted off as if he had decided 3 —— . A . . \ J ) aceurding to position. Peta Rabbit’ f oe ne get it Was useiess to stay there any > fond fathers and mothers in correctiy, words that . > wee P vet ¥ Aine en a poten longer. He didn’t once look back. $ Flza Jackson, O tor F caver in the white a werd. He just loohes up at Hap knew Happy Jack couldn't see > EMGIUOR; scales meres Seana , aon 2 sees : a wt : y 5 : 4 j giso refers to a definition py Jack and grinned. That grin “0” thought you were gotng to phim’ He turned and crept to a > Beauty - ; +7 ; , . N ; ' _ Ask your dealer, or wr to ws for our free . ge A oney back A. G. Store. a ; : Y SALT Sheond OD , St. Lous. ce if not tisfact ° scone o orice a ‘ 4 T > ’ 2 ' : , A amb a a 1 pada idan 26 we yg sted . Jheres nothing else like it. ‘ e ” na i & oe ; a 5 ee 7 af ae ” ci Aah: & Fe x # oh pan A reat, gd ‘Te Rat ve . wb St “s . a ans om aS bee i WeMe MR er a STL AS 9 Se ee ee % 7 a eR oy, ae? 4 NW we * os matet't “uss Py . 4 a a Ne TR Hy a 7 : - ‘ et. Sah ks 7 . . F

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a > he ee ee ee ee tad Sage - * th i, ~ > ere - vind cei sinte wanda needa = aa > _ ee ee ae ee * ee ee ee eee eee ~ - ts ee » eT ~ “tee ey ya COMIC PAGE | FEBRUARY? €. 1925. PAGE 44 DAIL=-~- 4 i Te a> ene we - = 7% ‘“ 74 5 —- ——— : A ‘ ' 4 ‘ , i ial 2 go a Moab be on ¢ i . " - SF = : — ; ; ee Sh es ee eR Rig Eg er eae pit ca a . — * : . . 5 ae =“ - "e 4 SP ¥ ¥ F aly Me A " 4 ed ra hig dire wes & a. ret ee « I a eae ism z : : . - a ; ae tile te Panty ° -_*- = * * oo - . 7 % mo » ar 45 mes $ j ee ee tr Pe ee ae > eae ng en SECOND HONEYMOONS sae ni - - - YoU CAN PIRD Your ey Lt ber BST THEY tt : Go RIGHT SOwn rr oS | iTS CecDd AS sagen | WwHEee's* MY CF Ent ve Penge ThatnaGs -- FUNNY wry ie ee nie “avant WHY Trey Don tT SE~ : E Too-- Sweet 6am ih : Y Tr 4 pon Sine te a Sok HER Co c~ SUITCASE -- You nee \YouU COULODw T Find saD Ue HERE - Sweet Taunk S a UNTIL 1 GET OVT Teese Oirntry g TRAVELLING ‘CLOTHES Se or SeRevice t MUST SAY COAD HAve SROUGEGHT THAT uP UrTe You ff / ——_—_ CERVICE —- ~ be's been gervin’ ever since, Of course, ones In a While be jnene a letters Dut tw 7. then, en the ether hand. think of the savin’ te the ae Capryright, 1923. . > , ~ le ] | Ee : ; i cenentinmnenetcamenemenenmenneemememnenaeel nn esac sada ; 4 FIVE MINUTES 2 LATER; - , ‘ = ee = ~ a ‘ ~ SINCE THE GRAND OPERA SINGERS ARE ON THE RADIO—By RUBE GOLDBERG o LA ,) DAT a TWA S | MEAN SA ! 7” “TIT LOVA ’ & AH ME vs ms : | ov ag | be WANTS JAZZ \{ goes ange °° ae Se 4! ANID I WAAST F : i OPERA AAS ey ; - oped — — WE FAVE ALY / ie . ~)= = ONE RADIO ee = For whom ‘twill be an - awfu! co . shock “200 Master Bakers Convene in To be restrained by key and lock Sedalia.” i j “rem i Wonder if the Master Baker “a ee ee eoees. : , BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS : And so the Doctor's glory wanes Jeff City was among those. . eaves Oh, bitter 1} i Warten guine: — ol = : . ; —_——— : ef i088 and rren f£ains. : - ; “Qommittee Approves Visitins 1S THAT SO? WELL 1} OION'T SAY DON'T TELL ME) HOW DO vou) DO-mR But be can tell it to the Danes —~ = TALK SILLY. ~~ NGG“ HOW ARE Of future generations. Nurse Bill.” IF NOU SEND Over SENTING OF Hl ame cet ruac, THINGS AT HOmeE? | I How much was it? ANN MORE R rae THE sOe7,- | ome a ‘ Now doth the busy basebal! f | Sewers TOMATOES ILL COME a aoere Wark ‘as waite ) ; sv | > The current baseball schedule Stt where the visibility of the ROOWH To Your STORE) £2. e current seball schedule “ ; > a é | ae: scan. new automobile MNcenses is higher @ AN THROW EM © To get the comfort that. he can “° *S *h® Price * Gey > ~ Bos q65 ae ogee om and Sundays. A stranger within our gates oe Ps =. eapeaes EE. a , Fm Cates me apes wall complains that he walked all ove: ) Saas | ae — be ae finest plan of all Forest Park and couldn't find the | > a ns the Mondays. wouldn't do Yerr well ia Africa TOO TRUE. ' See where the proposition Ar that y couldn't ate. — ; seated the Zoo fartrer a¥ iy tr ; have @ separate trophy for a ete / artes . most valuable pitcher was ta> wile tater. . om a. 7 ie ng outsi: ti ri ' by the Nationa] Learue. “Tis we’! unee y - oe " sa Might as well have a separate tro- Charlie Chaplins { matrime ‘ | phy for the most valuable sher: ventures al! seem to be short one Sop. most valuable right fielde-. reel comedies F = y —_— . eee - === of Got Quite a mumber of years ago Sam Blythe and I rented , | | CADDY! elu THe , Tons 6& PuRE Gerd eA AS. IN: > — Sweet & \ a i ented adjdéining ce D A . a == : Settnges @n the shore wf a New Engiand lake and toek eu re.| | | WH'TEe MEN Knew VST «TFT Wwoutb =>} THe Bre Spective familice up there for the summer There wae quite a colony | ABouT iT AND TTA = SS oy of campers in the vicinity but we were the only aliens. All the rest : =e OF Gowird DvusT “ “How dees tt happen that the village idict ie hana ing the matt?’ se . I imequired. ’ “Well, Till teil you.” said the resident Here about oO eere ago that feller’s mother died She'd always ldéoked ut for him and ehea s didn't leave rorthin’ And a0 for a spell, & lnoked as though he was ; gein’ te come on the County as 4 public charge which Weuld «a heen an expense. But fust about that time the Government dawn at w ant ingten started this here rura: free delivery system Sn then the tas payers seen a way out of the difficulty and we all got together without; regard to religion, politics er private feellin's and we «i! inderged him for the jed ef rural free delivery mail carrier and he was appointed and Pe at . ‘ e sc . “, A bei % Ast a a % be ke f, Daas C via Meee ie ? ha 7 a bie. r i es, ; as eal ¥} 4 g 7 : | Increase in the market Light Co. in the last 11. and an earning last year on each share of common, whether rates are to increased, or, remain ° : ¢ : : : i ) ; : were $125.000 and $882,758, ; . 82 compered with and $1.498.000 in 1923. shows the equivalent of a share earned on the $1°.- es to wtilities ; 7 § : PE Sk fi g eee HIE Hh iif 4 He 3+ § : ty 3 i of ¢t recent rise im stock's market valve. that the rise has not been on earnings. He surmises the [may have something to do & possible attempt by cutsid-— control of the company. companys proposed «x- in 1925, details of which | common stock of the La-| has risen approximately $5.- in market value in the last There are outstanding shares of commen, with « St. Louts- stock heoid- | | ’ i ii tr f t : i if Wy ~ ¥ f :