St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 14, 1925

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a * . . - . eer - 5 - — o gh eT 5 ' ee ow ° - " * wd ar ld ? -— ail ws. 5. ad ' ; , Tion'’t Fail to. Sept . by Reading the Big iauaae »0OST-DISPATCE ea ‘ i J | - | . A | | Hi | p Sundar foe Want Directories Estate anc Better Help, Better Homes, Better Jobs The Only —_— Paper in St Louis W ith tei PAT PORE IE ot —w_, Qrearese 8 Oe ex ares) e the Associated Press News Service — ee ce ————e oe Vol. 7. NO. 160. ‘y | | st. LOUIS SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1925—16 PAGES, ve PRICE 2 CENTS ay fee — — = — — a es JE CHS, WM JARDINE 1 NAMED. THOROBBERS,NPAYSKN AND. TOCIUNSINL “2 _ SAF WORKERS DPENS oe arco oacom RETURN VISIT, GET NURSE INDICTED IN FRAUDINDICTMENT ——"""""""" TALK WTH MEN ORLTY isacrnes: "= """ PAYROLL OF S560 DEATHOF SOLDIER AGAINST NATIONS Pacem?’ IN LOWER CAVE a oh ae ate wi A oe a ae a, —_ 4 ie. al ~ a ey pee ee oy Betterment “Movements —— ol Jurist Sup- in West for Many Years. = a Union Ice . Fuel Co. Dr. E. M. Smith, X-Ray Former Chief Dry Agent Republican > a Branch Office Held Up Operator, and Miss Esther Here to Demand Early : ; Nomination by H. Feo wi siisc: Sl tom 4, ; : a : ao _ | Again by Youths Who Johnson Accused of In- . Trial in Federal Home |jmee td | , ber Where Collins Lies Knight and R. C. Day. °°" Hoes oun ypoare ae : ‘ . % ae “a — $960 There on voluntary Manslaughter. Builders’ Case. a Se (a in 20 Hours. 7 TD trecidesr Co. | Ce .y an. 9. ———— ml ee Sa A. L. SHAPLEIGH ON age | i Ss eretal Agricul vo r { - ACTION BY THE _ FIVE OTHER OFFICERS | “ROTTEN” MATERIAL SPEAKERS’ LIST, TOO ° (Pre ide it day sent to the | ‘ > i : ARE RECOGNIZED FEDERAL GRAND JURY OF FIRM ACCUSED \e a HAMPERS DIGGING Kdllogg of Minnesota, now Ambas-| |. ae - | BY THE MANAGER SS le a “th Oliver T. ce | Rateentgteigs Reade lllge pera — F&F ) Case That of Edward B. Bond for Each Fixed at os Nine-and-Half Hours Re- maieis Out Qualifica-| “G1. in to take office crine vet: 3 oo . &§ ‘Highwaymen Also Knew. Weston, Who Died at. $7500 and Capiases for _. ae » quired to Complete 3- EP IE BE PRS PS AS Ae tz —,* PERI VRE td x 1? “ory? Se Danser’ of Demo-|™!"*,", jecretary Gore, who on| jf ' > : ‘ Him and Were Appar-_ U. S. Veterans’ Hospital Their Arrests Ordered @ $ O.WATIONS Foot Section Because of cratic Victory Noted. sty cain som | aan 4 = + ently Tipped Off to From Metol Poisoning. Issued. U Cave-Ins. This action leaves thre ‘ ; . - : ; *~ A S, ‘ P : Ch - . ° ae —~ee~ eel | : pomiments pedding re thi ee ange in Paying Time. r 2 ase NTAINE FOX ‘ Circuit Jude J. Hug Grimm ee eee ee ee ‘. Mi sther . inson, nurse, an Bonds of six officers and direc- en ty the Associated Pree ' JUlLinRf « ue ©) wir atiiitril . he ftarne. ,one? ’ . = , 2 ( ae at i ‘ . ae Pes ~, 9 ign for | I : . : ihe peed ae : Dr, E. 2 mith, X-ray operator, ors.of the Federal Home Building ee ge ate i SAND CAVE, Cave City, Ky., Feb. Be. or he sublican 1OmM- heen sent a a , ° . : Be ; - . ™ wen : a as . ee , Ricks... 4 ns 4 ; mpa of t J ' ‘ nce ’ ’ s ; rs : : . is =o ~~ * 4 } ’ } +} ‘ . "vy . ‘or rors ‘7 } ; = ’ iptadi . ed ; a Po ' An official bulletin at yi tion f ‘alt vy ut lelaved hv . he sin x ; PLIIS; 1 ol whem torme! rporation who ? indicted x — io or ti havoralty opene delayed by oppositio ag ES | ‘re to a bran e > +) ne a aS me itt 1 ¢ . ; fy . . , . . wr . -_ — 4 . . , —. ‘ ‘ ’ ,* esTrer: ’ . ray” tee os er?yrn?Y | : . a —_, = ' it? NX SS; i , , s ) - HE COUNTRY HAS | ee es rs ection of Kellogg 1 ee 7 ™ Se a oe eee | yy e emplove Hs nited yesterday | , l grand o . i iid the Floyd Collins ree ; Secretarv Hughes had been pre- : ae saad a sinh , St : et : 7 ft) re jury for using the ma defraud | § age ee : cue shaft was then 55% feet deep. ” support from hi licip«l ' oS | W. M. JARDINI Louis avenue. + made todav. and pens — 3 | 7a lounced Dut With i! ; "bower gers +} oe have fixed ; STH ac) a a ES A crew of experienced hard rock What? . agi , _ teas PR . cv? , a . ! . . . os - ; i ' is hrough ‘ : Sa a ig the nine-foot cavern which officials snnection “ h the Nilunis ipa! th. : ‘ A til hi ? Pay] if Pavar : } GIANT FOUND BY ’ » whe ¢ ‘ } rath 1} ‘ ‘ Se Ley Le th 7. eh “ , ,~ us , NXALLO airector, for. R , hope will lead to Collins’ prison. oc! lied there in an effort to si aoa SCRRPO: 1 the evening of patient gat the hospital, on eb. 23,, mer chief Feder! prohibition of 3 | ry the Associated Press emeciation. cd at a mee.|tht President's decision. Jardin: ROAD GRADERS ‘3:0. 9 ana took $960. 2, ndoe ere spss a ROT ow cwvecry ws we fe + al Ne a , ; ; v eK tt = a 5a ae -. a “ 4 iTH THE DAY CAVE CITY, Ky., Feb. 14.—Men in the: matural passage to Sand at the Americar | , . van early 200 nam: he executi . ; maent 100 persons attended. m | Discovery Revives Theories of | | : x ; th I | oe mia y the selectior ni ‘ b nding t! } he ointed « ne] willful teloniously 1 ek. director 7 : . i -—_ Cave talked to men in the rescu* *T)) rear ’ Bi : ‘ ry } ] ‘9 T) : ‘ i ‘ : , " me ; “* , a — cn . ‘ ‘ial ‘ ; Se nk Oe | # -. re a : ’ slitics and not , _ ) ' ' ’ ‘ ‘ hie ! i i | he ‘ i* As Race That Once Inha i phat ft ‘ ' hd j bhdatli. : ‘i i] i (Tue 217 sf htyi iT ircums ( Kugene H. Paulus. direc to . ‘ Pe an = | ehaft being sunkkk ktoward Floyd orters of p 1 et an iigns ‘. ate Ail raA | ij 1 | “a i tia | ited Florida. , - , , C ‘ o inn yy? | Crine rarie ) AUSe ; David BReckett. jir ' tor. “ % = Collins, entombed cave explerer, Mave been conducted b: ae” Ree pee . a iy omagnee ee 2 — , er - — The six were indicted jointly o1 : ; Pe while making soundings at 1! , . I . : - l ey ’ I if! ° 1 ’ ’ pTeLoe i : ; lL] . . | - / Lait / e ' t ata! ‘hin Ts ae ; , rin cr - : . ” tor Edmond Koeln, who h: R= jo. : | a : — 10 counts—nine charging _——— o'clock this morning mounced that he will ba: h in- + hex = ' RANDE 2 ra Be scimecenigte ae a 2 us death three days later. With using the mails to defraud and i: : ee “H. T. Carmichael and Albert didacy of ludce (3) in ~_ . ° 11? ‘ 3 7 Tr f The ‘ , 4 aAné Syart) . . i ne Va haeeal , : Me tol | ~~ ad ~~ Mistake. one count cha reing . mspiracy to : Marshal) n miner went to the bot- ' . Ra ; ‘ : —— : : ] } rylat ’ 1 [ i! le eens ul set i j Lityv | Judge G nn id not attend the my . e nna , a. oo normal tata = . a ee ee hin eras ee penalty tom of the shaft and held distinct - . , +} ate lh te ein eee on on 6 Irony se dele. . oung ¥ ner in the office at 10:30 graphi leémis re mblinz bar ac if the first nine counts is ' , . meeting personally and it ! n the | Sey seen , :' —T wri | ine : ar | On Tacs ‘ conversation with Ed Brenner and eo Se 80°? reat f n C ) , & . urges | wi dare t the 1 he! st le tum liphat he drug intende ive years’ imprisonment and $3000 ure of a “Call or hin nval aby , es oo probab! eis not : : both ! +} tenth two other men who were in the = q - 4 . e } . 4 . A : . ‘ 4 ‘ ~-* ’ ,7 ! + ' r ‘ rT} | ’ ‘gn, v ' Q oO} , ms aa fine or sot ‘ ani on tne rt. it] . ile race, The learcue mmtis N ; " , e, is .. | “s - A : msec’ ore . and S1000 fine or hoth. . . nen: , % ne uUGgee Grimm has approves ee ' vial ed ’ it b- rad , | a ; mated that we will reach Collins in Judg: (Grimm robablh - i] (j ec] re? au tad } ; | “p - ‘ ‘ -4 rif Pur 7” . he, ij uevice 1Zi ( harges as to Fraud. f23 2 ; | approximately 20 hours, provided AAC his : te ’ ' : ’ —} I I 1 / t ij i { { I ! , , - th! ; ‘ _ . + hy « , . +} in 4 X\ ae . " ; a , ke ] is announ | fete ae o The first count charge he six a no other difficulties occur. We still ; gin isi Ccampaig? ié@ believes tne farme , ra am at. " Siu sbetes . oe : ; : with devising a scheme defraud = 4 have six more feet before we cam Which it is likelv hx Vilar tf i qu ‘ i SilKé li ‘ he PP Bek ariuln Li} > 1S am —. ; - ; ae ' are found ter workmen , pie Rd xine and using the mails to further the - ad ; reach the original Imestone top, entir time, ‘ I 1 Peal ‘aya rit 5: et rr ’ hae Uf b tiie . oy: » : ee at : / = scheme It is charged they were ¢ “aes | believed to he the roof of the cayv- his supporters iend 1 > | . ) ) ' ' ie Stor 3 ; tie meer were *“” | responsible for misrepresentations ee | eee ot ae | ern leading to Collins.’ Siete: se . br crive he mares a Peden . . easureme! . p BEe, 5 ews MIOG 10 4 aor s Poy meme RCS 4 that half of the company’s $25,000) | Baa a? | The following official bulletin ,* th tal t ' ” . | capital stock had been paid in; that — 4 ; ‘on the situation at Sand Cave was ithe meeting that will haves that State lontana until me 06 , ‘ riu Ldow, ; | tiie : lame oma 9 " : , tas eens the. company could build better and | [f ws | jissued at 12:30 p. m.: . ; AT? ; : awe ie % ’ »” + \e re? lilies ; ’ ivy: =? sy aN . at " } . 4 ‘ + / - i fhe m £4 ' ‘ rin) 1 4 Support of HH ' . , | : les | ; a i 63 ' ag: cheaper homes than could others; , ~~ * “Another test was made wfien Robert C. Day, rul her ul I~ { ing Worked is Wav tnroug! eplied, tne ia f ' inager ber a Ups growing Hv-! «4. h- 1: . 2a het a “Sy ee, * . ‘ . 7. » . — Jr . ‘* y for years and assisted th n ina a yuri bPormer War Miniter of Kussia Re- and fraudulenc. ‘started. No change was indicated t organization ir aising cal ue efit Nairma f al lieved of Membership in Labor ) i : developing N-ra aie re a ‘* ret es wn ; sen . Pesthes Ghee e : te or fur is gor th: Melverat. r elec ag State mim n oO! and Defense Council. BULGARIAN FNVOY MUPDERED the official inquiry there was ofl Wagualeaatias tallies aim “29: WOMAN DIES OF BURNS WHEN in the estimated time that Collins ments, promises “i i , ; ‘ Bp Npipaccerte jy ieee M al , would be reached, about 7 o'clock fal production. ie resid GARIAN cimony an to whether |f4 makietectentarions with raree| STOVE SOMES MER CLOTINND |zcoses mune Oliver T. Remmers me Manhattan. Kan WOSCOW, F: 14 ) Trotz- Prof. Mileff, Recently Named for, e was any lahel .; ee ail px Sunday morning. > : l le lisregard of the truth’ wh’'e ung Fro bove. we gee tndenlpatiee - acentiv removed ' Min. t. S. Post. Shot Down in Street vottle . ; - anit Z 1d pr Re Three Other Roomers Suffer Burns | Hung From A n the “break the sia ill the promises and pre- Another official bulletin issued . eer ‘. te) s.been relieved of his mi ' Sofia. ave ' pea. 7 ‘hile Attempting to Ex- ee 7 d the qualifi. ations of TIudge ei, ' ' , ' . a ; : . > fa CU [lé ] iSSail The next eight counts are simi- ~ . ° eo + se Cc +) mm for the office and pointed Are Charged With Taking Babies Bega chi an | ' as al * : m3 | vslhrhemmeematie r. Smith and an at-!| yar the above, each naming a are. i Arnom. ve 7 tees atone the eAleeene the betemn an Oe je " :, eee a 1. 0G succeeGen wy ;** 5 Asin ee ve tendal t) | mar boulevard, died, this afternoon ;**™ ' that his nomination meant elec- Along on Several Holdup-. is al]- ma Bs: l —y _ ox ae ah - . : 2 we] oe Ah ste n in i it line apila 5 Nations formerly served as ‘ Riue inguishe dq the eee D3 a4 extraordinary precaution is being Ume a candidate for Circuit | ) 7 7 a , | a3 one ' m . Skv Commissioner” under the State her with blankets, sfufiere? minor used in the event the lImestone | , ee eorney. told of his personal asso- | a : 7 sie M 1ces | . ae aa : ts , ite ‘ , | } WAS a | shal | on Sm +} were | “lered ics} i nance Commissioner. his duties - burns. ledge at the bottom of the shaft {s ' /T wWoec rm AS TT nde oe ony mopertson } levies aah ZK\ ' ip iting | Ot eNny ' ' . he Cou and thei ay &t bheine to prevent fraud lent stock : i dain ain -4 , de Fi Fer Fey ‘ ” ; BETS ys RG ' “ i , f sufficie thickness ¢t rry DEERE MERE) TEER aside tectnicatitien for tne (PS Women, admitted, the police from his illness and writing hia me-| porting the Government and was at $5000 each. ‘The Federal Gov. (rat need vena’ other, promotion | PARTLY CLOUDY LOWEST | not of suttielent thickness teime . * _- company, who CHIICAGO. beh 14 Twa ] . ’ ' a) off —— “day 4 - ra ‘ have been defrauded by nemes \_A 5s JoHhs& D.- \3, : of the ci et . eyo hi thy id they did “for fun.” | he. et eR: Oa: ea as gam cite ; ' | SKS : es Statemen by Nations. “ties or likelihood of cribbing falling oe Wili mie . : ‘ , land onbwine his indictmen NY: rik TiM PERATURES. into the supposed 80-foot cavern 4 ; Charles ' , mo} © —-- . i } j i 2 ; 4 . = ; , Bs . rPLiOONWN IT] li il i eee > Oa Q P . . . ' . - 1 —_ ¢ , - | :, i ’ ’ | tinne iss1e the followin tate , a ay 10 r - , 2 whi h Floyd Collins spoke of and fot the West Find Women's 7 : fle ot te re8 MAN JUMPS FROM 23RD FLOOR 202.2 Wor! War vereran rontsed Sons taeued th | 3 ' ny Le a Pie scenes ces Ree 3 a. m wena 1. m™ , which might be in the near vicinity blican Club. 1} , In Tomorrow s ‘ ij j ‘ RD FL R ‘ ‘edar TT mi” d gone rye yi ; ;, ‘ 5 neon ey 4 pres ” . ens wri “oe Ope S d | P Di nd the Saar ne | ni Body Crashes Through Skylight, 1 54 Dies sas Pree: ‘ ‘ld not be more ast ‘s ee ~! ; es | « of the shalt. Gidacy of Judee Grim un ay ost- ispatch to ] g er ] nl Women in Office Paint. — ‘ey ee ae pete if chal rith start ee a ss om : The shaft, according to Car- Memocrats who spoke in favo Law Strives to Check Bloody spent eee ni | , ape ' page ein. aes “oe ‘indred troub! ar. ENCE WON ee a —_* = >’ michael, will tap Sand Cave be- the Judge's candidacy ; Breathitt's Plague of Sudden on © Was | yp prsrounge;. . * MW TOR reo. 4 shade S | » + A al e 4 nerating the Federa lome Build- passage last week. The distance be- ids nt of this \I nic pal A hile , li i\é K @-. ; : ; ; ‘ iii> i? ‘ ‘ ne ATI rican ; 7 eS ‘ye fare thinint Official forecast es Sak caged 7 4 Cc 4 wiation ind Charles Daley. ¢ Omion ,} re om Intaine : ‘ bade ee MRS, NICHOLAS LONGWORTH | holder. If it ever seat a let- " much change ia si .. Nee that it would be behind : =. he . } : — ‘)4 i ‘ ij ri@ illteé } ; ST oye k (ter, aA e* + : . - « ; ' ' iil Ss. a . ; en ay gon: in Rear Room After Revealing In the roan to w) h the boa) ter of anv kind through the malis temperatere. The To Place New Timbers KocIn Power Shown. ; IX pru and rounde 7 ) Mice ) lowest tonight + wii. , Hiding Place for Money. ee i Bae eee lormer aga velt Becomes). ,_ ; ee pe ' , _ hat - il \ ¢ iwao s ‘ ' ‘ if rh mda no knowlée dge bio a M ‘ e 7 A. Fr. kK le \ } am) pres dé 7) 7 .f4 ‘ ‘> ih 3% ri * Ind) { i , ' : : rr a ; Mother at ( hicago Hos. ‘ i ) rapes , a on a will be about 28. . l iggzing will c ymntinu untill , : : ; : ; i ii i i ai ; 4 . } ; 4 , "a Ti exXYPIAaAID atatA 7 ! Miseourt Pa oh cy ¢ lock this afternoon when a new " . ‘ FF i as ‘ Rada ‘ . ‘| me Evangelical League, and TD) 2 Kens: / dun of thre nen fj pital. ~ ‘ : . ‘ ; ‘ ‘ ; Aad ha . ~ P . } reeTl no , ; . ] . ' . ‘ ‘ ‘ s¢ ; e ; ‘ » Aufderheide, also pledged Searched 60 Years for Daughter + , na acl —T , : > the Oo ers ice. i the full | lv cloudy tonigit section of timbering will be lowered support and Died Without mnewine she ¥ ; , na bey " Sor MM, IV t CHICAS =" daugh rand er - oO z ; ‘ Py Rati os ' . and Sunda. into, place, — of the diggers said Koeln power we: st shown sdved Next Door— Michicay ) aio dial O11 € EV] Qi be ; Mre. Nichol: | Po pay i taunts ieee my VE - Biightly | waren | Y oaaeal — at pen cnse wre attend 0 : tonight Sout saw ee ’ ore a ‘ g vw aed never dréam ‘g that the || ; } sgh age wane "i ead [ "nti T 00 Late ae re , ‘ ae Ba 4 vile sah Pearcy sont i oueet peer | em estado ela. “When the digging is resumed we S] igh . that ‘nice neigh iy" was . kers le whe t- ies : nina, eo, *hi oks like another move fh 4 er Sunday in ox- | ‘™4) cut through to Sand Cave any Nagel, form ecretary of wh daughter. : , lay rush when t ay SiCias " btee — ween ey | trermn¢ northeast minute,” he added, : | : +) said of yo th mother and babe are ‘doini 1 that effort. Every man in Mis- caren Due to the “very rotten character ere Tr +} a , . ‘ : . . ral portion. favor a i a : fr " : “ot "hae cick wen, ' | | | . +3 : : 7] nts — eee, ee eke Sm q Ete ; — ) :, ! wre hegizcu pine hyaNgE ris phere s = : . mS 3 I}linois Partly, of material encountered,” the prog- “Trimm, Dut revented Chase—-Sheriff’s posse thought thei) ae a aay | spend t best yea! of you Mrs. Theodore Roosev widow ea e a pave * ithou fear or f oudy toniext ress last night was the slowest on - t} : that thev had caug! in A ) Pra” mebagattoe oie fe in comfort a 1a) former resid accome; =" ” pie aparece gig Phar i. an Sunday. record, said the. official bulletin. ener, +3 _ ay “Ree - . : ' i j ] ‘ . nie her Paws ’ } . 4 ’ r. NAS foe , ] | I bs Slip ly war -ain snow and cold weather were Ps ay ni enie - identific “on vorth, to th ospital, lid the! itimidation and persecuth tonight = is , experienced during the night. é ’ ; . ars ae . ri\ us the m , row thy ther cans in : nui Ant | ae; nan Pr said. Geve poinit- oe HH U ee : “ , oe habv weigh ix oun an ro} ind ' m willing ay sosioe tea ’ auirad a nh BBoe sed : pO i, ie RA HNONDRED : ” Repu a —— Te eeeeererss ober on. m ‘ , ’ ; ' ' pie v oad one “4 aggro lidn't eight nd one Lif munces } j ae MEO iii os . . , , he's section. sald the bulletin issued this 'T Wwe ft s ogy _ ma ia | ern tinue. " wed , | rhele ' hie ica nurses announ rl e -ompes~O Pat Oe. shee se 87 p oral WiASic FOR | 7 _ a the board of der- The er tory of a social Down- rs nd d rted all insist will. establish my inno- Stage cf stk deters tebe os Four separate and distinct times WO MOAN Line | ctor J. Miller, forme fall—In libles 3 | ; the Try y } ‘em | the oe ' n + : ‘ family ne world OT ‘ q . > eo : : 4 encegy and ( mnfour j t hie ee wh ) . | outs 17 ‘ 4 “ _ F rr) P ° 637 exen' it) ns were ready a Of the Fo! foard, h: where a seare destroved almost QPAVE S a ns ae THREE DIE IN RACE vould prostitute judicial precesa,’ |" “oo myer ae ‘ of 2 timber. cave-iIns occurred and it le overnight Pe | popularity eR many ( . nation , 7 re ’ ; ; Affr: : Ww ith Negroes Fatal to Report of Postal Inspectors, eatin ated that 1? eyubte yards were ve ars! standing. Discovery Near Jerusalem Hee alls : rigs, : - , iF at w Week's Weather Outlook. was ; iti nad easy | " ne scat Texas Deputy ‘% , Others. ostoffice inspectors who inves- the Acenciated Press emoved in this section alone, Fi Fat fa Touch T Christian-Moslem War. , — +; £ 4) ape Ppiaases toh os ; “The total depth of the shaft is The wish, a e 0 « ug “pal re r) ory)? be ae hs ‘ : ‘ ti 1 OVMerations of The ( } VW ASHINGTON Feb : ’ se | ’ PD : 4 Some persons wonder if ralie them through thi RR —. , ‘ hy nPanv ‘ted its financial a Weather outlook for the aak he now 54 feet \ rimber section war UNPPOsit) 1} Je ee , 96 ‘ _ 8 ' ’ 7) 9 Prov } sis ; ety ; ; The : r i $50 Libert. one ginn ne Ml nday completed at t, Nn iti and excayva- ("ir . . . " ‘ : ; : Z sia : y ' ; aeh T his was despite I" pper MI - i ence ppl ind lower tion cy? a new section Was begun rt 4 ] | ’ fy» . soe ; . han rhe te , ‘ i ‘ —— . , Wyre . : . = " 7. i¢ 4 | eH ' : . ul Fas > P t- Dt i | oes .4owhites. The dé re; | tne Ce tf s had invested Missouri valleys—Much cloudiness ,!mmediately thereafter. Within asions an ‘‘she wickedest ir; > e! uri! ‘ mildals af I ue OS — Cil 4 Ba i se ale ad 1 ” . $286,000 in the company, and occasional snows over north |the next three feet the Umesgtene | Antor United States.’ re ed whe vrave o “3 a re ! the period of a few months.| and snows or rains over south por- | reof should be reached and after against the com- “"u as ’ .s dis ) overed he to- | a 1 diets Ts In addition, the inspectors ti Temperature below normal | breaking through the same depth che 4 iow "Th a *h mle Le nat erry ae one Olive 6600 uiV « eri maASil ink ©! oO ; . L20Nn. P . . . 2 eet ee we i | Mechel Order Your Copy Today - ; 3 © .s | . r } 2’ negroes were ar! ted Centinued on Page 3, Column 2. most of the week. ( entinucd Page 3. ‘Columa 4.

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Se il } SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1925. a — ~ — —- === = .————— i AL ALLL A _ —_— —_ A Ae -- —~— —— BAK SEOURTY mcr ATROTO ETS. TATA INE src nt one oe Sl LOSS IN DEFEN + ony SCOUT IR NOTINVESTIGATED _esezpemmss ULOAR PLAY ROLES FAMOUS OUNEY eS —— TN NNER ENED wi 7 Se 5, > American Roval Pavilion at Court-Rules Out Testimony , me's 4 at] | id. . a a ; Pop _ nel . ee a — . , | a ee ‘ansas City and Exhibits Show Chap BY EXAMINER | hip ot Maude Granger in nd Di irs ig Track | a ig a cae ep : be in Aloe ) , yvem nt for Better Dramas. Riding : urs. * a > = : a oie. tor Tt Jobs, 4 i hoe 4 A ssc } ; I leased Wire From the New ‘ 7 2 Pe : : | : By the Asso: te iP , = we a 2 : Witness at Senate Inquiry % NE or 4 R ‘ 14 Wrist ' Sede le of the Post-Dispatch. — : Sei Pg ‘ . | | ’ e wl warps gee: ATLANTA Poe: 2 / Forty . Two New Troops 4 :; adi * ge ‘ — / . a Moto! : : 7 Lhe oa : scriptio! of tu po er ; ‘ Says Real Estate Valua- age 3 Ban , e a ia , ponte LEW | 2 o : | | : . off iy ‘ : 25 we e on - ane 50 limit. ale Receive Charters at Coll- . tions Made by Directors he pl | | : seum Amid Pageantry Are Accepted. and Drills. was des ! Se - oem ewe. aia HOW A KANSAS CITY FIRE FIGHTING BANK IS LIQUIDATED 2 District Atjorney Wallace who at- terday. Im Bis latiereare be i tye intent woeations of autores *¥! “0% 00” 10 SeM@Mll EXHIBITION THRILLS Former State Officials and Se dines ands = pore ememee oe on ae Se BH | ,, Due to ihe destruction Oy ite | prison, and Cam’ Unit Prams Mesouet Scheel Deputy Commissioner a ies B tion for action against % . track | | er Show. scheduled to be held here | lumbt he : : ie | | Ry Leased Wire from the New Y¥ors had identified wit arch 2] has been postponed sartain > Wi - for Blind Surprises With pany to Handle the Affair need by growisfe public revulsion Years. apcagBenagpiecnay. = —— t=“ - . a ae eos cimeny ta Se other Show Tonight. By CURTIS (A. BETTS. | vate Gtmed tae ae ers , 2000 wir Be | | —_— cn ane ' e builds . Testimony Ruled Ge siaft Correspondcut of , a | i m+ ¢ , mis ‘ +e i rl , . ‘ ) ae ac eee Pe ee letely¥ vered by in Pare ‘at her 7 ‘mas P, Harn, Peat - pomp th | . . J ~ tf Tres Ground’”’ With “Silent Cal” KANSAS CITY. Fel on “Horse of Wood.’ New Company (Organized 7 : a , ternte Xf Hide~ Never Questioned | ; * | . a . _ , , . ‘ = a _ , P . — > - _ , . ~ ” Roof of Buitding Fall- iriil. ee a tw —— wen: U.S. FLAG ON WRANGELL cure oar sermons nating Sie Giver fiom ane ISLAND MADE OF SACKS m=. =:u-roucet chase Sun“ ‘ matration of Head of Fur-Trading rarty Taken ...;.... “3 a : GIRL SHOT BY WOMAN F Ort by soviet Warship Tells of Born at Peoria. | ) = f the ¥V +3 Hard st ON ; =t Lsuix ee liew Rank Liquidarted. | | i nere Pa —— sie aaawe, 1 : for B T ast might a! The ; ‘ss ' sterday wars de . . , * - : ' . , , ' : , BIG EQUES S T0 UNIVERSITIES 7 uidations of the ay be ma 1? WO Ba _ ) : : | - Bulk of Dr. Norman Bridge’ " Hearing in Bank Robberr. TON. Mo. Fel Depart r ‘or QLward« Tereagiot mk «@ ther Milan Bank loquir : ‘> “4 ~~ TT : . ; $2200 Raixed fer Negro College. MOVE TO REVISE PROMIBITION .. “%OA'1S. Mo. Feb. 14 —Mrw. Pennsvivania tmtere . _ 4 7 4 ° - as e — tio Pending in Nevada | ere : ees ae wees . hen exelustrel? : mt Ao pt 6§ ALIEN PROPERTY LEGISLATION STov2-s! sxa.ccp scorn! trae’ '# "ENG Nec. POLL 14 —the ap. ngh 2 Seem sol Rene: aceord-| 7s a oe canta rom rhe firvuit Cou a fagment che dapon-ory 30 nears TMS SESSION IS IMPROBABLE, Sea Se reanyiseatn’ Lag Tay at the collees Tueriay @mMMOICTED BY U. S. GRAND JURY 3% said Farris ‘tha rh “y : non a types oe | | sad = : : : can tion That Pari. War (Clainw LEWIS E, NDS ACQUITTED w ) . a Bae nd | _ © on es 44 = LAN E’S P| Dos ~- Mercham (harced With Con-- Hiave Keartnaz crn Pur boon rhs , — ; : = -@ ; : ow senate, wets . _—s poker " . — ' -~ure & ton ¢t . Pe rjiary in emp ny ge y (oa pret rr 4 . ave > r ‘ct? ot 7 - - ~ tee of the Miss: » e@n anew hes mentions mn nx roi ’ . ' ' ' Meets Coolidge vou can econd ‘ourself In * , sae ‘kK a ' ; ai ’ : ols (on Charge of t-rand Larceny, | tt . : - ian — “ manne rou 1? he n e A . : aie -ERIIN Fe : ; Air active am ion «as a The 7T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH enon Commissioner wl . , : : ecime & , s* Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZE rerit "tle in o . ee ) . w3 . . } ~~ “: (Carry astndnalase a eked Deliy by The Pulitzer Puoitehine - | Bc | | ‘tie ‘ ‘ors wer , et ed shingle that newer coset ‘Pwelf) Boulevard and ive Street. oait , : : ” . o = = , ' eth , tei ' , cohort meow areed « —T ber Acdtit Sureau of Clreulatiens.) “< . : rt R rr = . : a < ‘.rern. ™ue’- Dla k ami & ASSOCIATED PRrass wel the di | : | States and ) Cabs That Are Superior slut ~urface ) pe ¥ at Rates That Are No Higher! For «ampirs and prices seem? eer Jinepe oles wedited ‘ . . : ye : : erwtee credited tm (Sle Sacer ang seo *) — , . : ' ; I hp Carey = ewe cul. weet ere “ene . ‘ . Th : ‘ eoudiication of specia tisen itches 2erewe ; : Wit , COLUMBIA ae ee BO Teeerved | | ol Baur tr ibe q Ry “2 sr MA . * : . ° . = | , 3 ’ | ™ : Tee (elem bia (eompanry Operates Preasier ( 24. tnrwkere. of Sav Tier. ee | Con Ride ..-DELMAR.... ( as Cheap as No Extra Charge for Addrticaal Passengers = Every cslurmmbia Ch Stockholder

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a ep butt and de- d in hich ex- th the 7) sibit. DIN! Tor or : ’ on souls oO ¢. oda \ ,r @X- dis- duis The ober: the city, stitu- ‘fore ‘made, a eS ag od _ DEFENS N PRISON BRIBERY CASE OPENEID Court |/Rules Out Te estimony & Show Chaplain Alone Got Money for Soft Jobs, the Associated Press, ATLANTA, eb, 14.—» scription wf stud poker rying a $50 \invit, cr Eamon ag ee Lbootleggers serving sentences in Federa! icipants, (s4.., Atlanta Penitentiary part nd statements of defense that it intended to & ' that a chaplain at the instity the ringleader” in a plot sell ‘‘soft jobs’ to Prisoners, the developments yesterday trial of A. KE. T}itcher, formerly officials of + prison, and Laurence Rieh}, Co. mbus, © ‘ tain, who was Warden of th prison. Fletcher, his deputy, ar tieh)]. a visit last year in ¢ Warden's home, presented the fj testimony in their defense ester day. Was in th Sarsain ang Lg or Testimony Ruled Oy: Father Thomas P. Hayden, tos mer prison chaplain, has testified as a Government witness that participated in a conspiracy to -10,500 In bribe money fro seven Savannah mer convicted the “rum ring” exposure in ¢ city in 1923, for which ie “ee. nN ““PASY rey q* they we te assignme nts | prison letcher, Sartain ang Riehl were the other conspirate the prosecution charges CASE to ¢ jury, the Stated it 4 tended to show that Hayden alo: received bribe money, and throy two witnesses it attempted to de velop testimony of deals ¢hy chaplain. was alleged to hg on the pretense of giv “soft jobs.” but the egg could not be admitted, Never Paid Bribe. . Hierbes, Cincinnatl, O., re ferred to a8 a member of t “George Remus Gang,” and qh served a sentence at the prison f conspiracy and attempted bribery was one of these witnesses. H stated he had been assigned rather Hayden's quarters aft the latter had asked him ff wanted the place. Sartain an never paid an In outlining the de_ense them ruled jit ( iem sale crose-@xamination, Herb engaged in and sale entene had not tl d bri allered ijrector had heen stiffed t ina privile ‘ prisoners i ges were number yed the same Savannah th cha GIRL SHOT BY WGMAN FOR REFUSING TO SHARE At Bellevue tollege Medical “tue Struck by Two of Three Bub lets Dired in Hotel. : i” lo ti ‘com! NEW YORK, Miss n medical ‘ollece \" as my) Inst Junior larly today the or lice had unable to find her assailant, 7 Miss Holzman saat: : about 22. whom she knew slight!) as Sadie Steinberg Tne police fear she may have leaped Into th VMaet River near the hotel. Three shots were fired, one stril ing Miss Holzman in the left arm, her back and the thi Miss Holzman craw from her room on ¥ down to the fifth fle Van Alstyne, a gus The sounded wot asked her ehare her room and when she offe to make arrangement the girl ghot her Holzman was taken to M ltan Hospit: il, where if feared a buiiet had pi ferced a lw is at Rocka had been living . Hotel, We l.eague girls vigiit in ifot the Leugue i was i ano*‘her in roing wild. screaining sixth floor “here Miss up har Mey pick e,] her an said her to visitor , ignt ay room \] {sas She a7 LOUIS POST-OISPATCY eee — a aes -_— ——— a a MY SCOUT CIRCUS. | W200 TENDER ce ee BArU RDAY EVENING. PEBEU sind 14, 19 ——— ey Two New Troops Receive Charters at Coli- seum Amid Pageantry and Drills. FIRE FIGHTING EXHIBITION THRILLS ° . ° nue and bheéfore Unit From Missour! School known as Ken . . utt ' Miss Dunhaupt), for B nd Surprises With 3: ree] venue, testified at the . eS ue tri nat -utt seemed to be al! Wall-Scaling Act An ‘ight hen sh married him and other Show Tonight. lor some time afterward he ex. berration, staving In Nutt lives went wrong was Muldoon. Mrs bringing her his pay en-| | the week, Following 1 | oe ome . ~~ : ’ ‘4 T VA eT) - 6000 St. Louls . j 4 “af zie P 3 Ee Napa , . fede Lal Li lad ai > , _ 7 a | . o- | thing iiidas © "% cary eats . ; Laltiit Boy with a see keeping squirrels boys, the “tenderfoot” scou' the world took last nigh rupted hi when the third annu joy Scoutiand circus opened. Twelve hundred ity of them not mm getting him Found—at Public Library. He°neglected his largest investilt reterence lookin hinges that i nights bovs o1 ever wv Ah the mininium ship, subscribed COU ith one. and the 12 point f the scout law. @ Same thing and he repeating in : Pry tantl, Forty-two new t: here since De. Ld. charters from lr of New York, Deput: hi Executive, the guest of hono ‘ageant of Pioneers. Demonstrations of s naling, woodcr games followe: picting the lauis pione: Scout and aid. — Outstand ons was Composed (; ; an reviving lisa ppeared the Public id ] 10 Counts in could fontinued on Next Pace. Fire Fighting «Drill. d that ] ™,. 7 a ; }) elrrectivenes ' i« » , peURK > «» reoyp r) fig in i COUD, by Tro surprisc: the pra » ceived "Mounted Sito the ne: "hever a mis} prev qi ett Pan imaginary fire lirst \ demons?) and engine: ythe directio Aid Scenario. aster of Bight troo building of bridges cig? Indian ter Coliseu: /scouts ; every Don BONN res ilt ' a number “The FE) Ddast event Sbeziny owed eatment ftahlichn nded wit) hite-go \ her recog nit the world ail nations 1 QS 4 lar 2S 4 larg: eeeyeie. 1 Rar Honor Rail The te ety and s: ms throug! Mendea At | W the eo. A sim!) gain olat ‘Tonight. A ty mii ; oN acht: awarded t arenc: Riseic: ain recent My Scout Comn sjoner 1) Bride TTHFW G. COONEY AND WIFE. CiED BY U. S. GRAND JURY Merchant Charged With Con- ing Assets, Mrs. Cooney With verjury in Bankruptes c ase Methew (;. Coons . who kinker Mears erday by . Cooney harged ith ey fe We “ 7 BR Mce- a) ing ASsSe(s Ybankrupt »and Mr es perjyur peeree -in The OTHE \ re under , havink been arrested by a Siates Dec ; St ev ‘1 dave late) m Wak resp Med fraud his wife 53 his aPRe] . 000 CelVve mpans per ¢ Activities of Nations. divores that hi andise, dy : nee. | came ve “Ore the fire ay: ‘hen frer in deputy und . 7 . Con ee on the ° : me , ' 4 kioner of Finance, at $2 9 q been for handice to ft ne ' . { the Rane. woity ee art 4 fee mney “ay bpt earing, Mrs iined Plained eral FP: "the maj, Jwuis, in Stock Some of removed imMis- year ap- resigned after ment to a appopntment ‘Oohibition Officer January, 1922. Nations’ raids pur- of the! ion and by Nutt fouud and pounced upon hich he permitte back home. Nutts, Ima Nutt (once ; : ttle Si) him iiong, on his his lunch wrapped in a paper, and when Papa Nutt he became greatly excited, puzzle * . but ("| ~~ ran lim nothing rplexed him the puzzles fi circuit Nic Daniel, i regular terrible it Mix. Mail Fraud Cross- Word-Puzzle Craze ‘TRUNK FACTORY FIRE r OPENED Wi] Brings A. Nutt Into Court Church, in Mock Session, Hears Complaint of | Wite Whose Husband Forgot Business for Dictionary. an- ‘¢ a4 d l, hews- | saw it for Th | do boy were | HnOoOW they hia hair ans puZz- suldn’ ] « Indictment Ag gainst Nations: ticism ‘ers and iate Judge 110nNs Leotrmented ~ issessecd hy Job Later Expanded. = expands Connection With Home Concern. inc Nati incorporation Oct Fs charter bé as possible. Becker issued later - . ASSociat rpora . ~¢ ins sen days ion being David areho!ders as iulus,efive shares: Hi. Beck, ns, ov shares Louis tated, constitut ms. The cap- 5 ie i?) e50 Ss | i= stated in zood faith money, and > ye? that ove he directors. purp ir € then corporation LIQUOR IN MOTHER'S DEATH MKIL.PHIA, mother dead in rirl today led a itloon where she is- r had obtained a last night The bar- arrested and held pen4d- alysis. of the liquor. Police of the saloon Proprietor serving a 30 Feb, 14. bed, police the , -adayr Sey)- tence 1 ral sale of liquor. The girl, Sarah Kilfeather. said had purchased th “Friday the thirteenth” party ( Patton declared that should death found due to aleeholism the vender of the liquor would be held for murder » 7 , > nat her mothe liquor for a “oroner he 'ered iwent —— nase nee a 2? “Seen eee ete ci: LOUIS POST-DISPATCE mg ra oot Statler ballroom. For the first r flowed b: _ the “prom” will be eraced ind damaged with a Queen and three maids of ae ete honor. The young women who ‘The a will preside at the affair were se- = ing -orw See ected by the student conclave, the oo he = *O the Watrnman, administrative council of the stu- ee lle ‘of a s dent body. Miss Gertrude MeGi)} of Superior, Wis. daueg iter of Dr. McGill, an alumnus of the school, will be the Queen. Her be Miss Gladys Gray of Cote BAfiliante Miss hose s University etree d Stories this uppe r ick across > . CONnTéents James : SHAFT - WORKERS ame TALK WITH MEN 5241 Cot IN LOWER CAVE oe ee —_ | Spirit T ells « appear and at this indications point to the ness of Original theory. Vanderbi] students ae. | avenue? — From Page One. f three feet, nue time all correct “Six , , ave should our i Cd a cee” Univ ersity ‘Prom’ and Her fees Maids GERTRUDE Mc GILt DRYSOALE - PERRY De : GERHARD SISTERS GLADYS GRAY Powers, 3544 Victor street. Miss Esther Emery of nal street, ‘Who Took Ma ry i nd Arse Gingham From Church’’ avowed in-| Western (Bowling the record yard for an doing the Students out i) made lin oe nAa.a by iInz Ole-sz ixtn Ls every cublie minutes Sewing two j efficiency and | It Spirit of thi *> men who have | volunteered, those in charge are hoping that m f the same type | i}] r services today, effort is Due . : was a special seance at the Church, Cleveland vesterday. ‘ience Spiritual S |'teenth. street and nue, Last st. Louis, Three of the ums h i grat Mrs. me De- | church's best medi- hered to solve a prob- Myrt argwe are hoping +) at type will offer | ‘®™ and Larson, in a trance, had evoked “Sunflower,” her Indian girl guide had chest Sixtv-five vards of used TrounNs he type Indians was +} 1 cegiar and it Th ‘herokee been spirited from irch ante-room, Sunflower to explain. had vanished ‘utterly as had taken it kt was in the ‘st Wednesday, but Thursday, hurch’s sewing circle iprons of it, the chest Noth there us when the Or) th Arrange. ? ne cou! ertere aan- newspaper workers or en and the men } ress Photographers would ‘mselves be pro from interference by Yesterday the kept with collect during the exploration of found sults by H. T. Carn “EAGLE” TURNS OUT TO BE ONLY A CHICKEN HAWK | Bird, specta reporters Were! Stata rowd which! when the tense moments rim could the crevice / trial. Th such TAXATION. | $165,000,000 Assessments Tax Free. » Quest 'emptions, |property, to | taxes, The Representatives were shown the recently prepared exempt property in the bears a tctal assessment of V0O0.000, including holdings Board of Educa ry organizations the list of tax- city, cn ty ina .e¢ll as j ate They asked Assessor to re- organizations cla particularly on business show cause why it should be granted. Various insti- tutions have, charters ant#dat the present Constitution, specifi- cally relieving them of all property The Constitution now limits iming ex- ithis puilvilege considerably. ’ ; pier and Attorney-General bearing | | Representatives will A list of tax-exempt property which is producing revenue for the holders through rents is pared for the committee Comptroller and by the Assessor, inspect City vari- ous, opinions by the Coun- 'on the subject. apartments from ‘assessed Her Indian Girl °°. | eight almost to, | Holds Chase Property Taxable. fashington University, which a charter antedating the pres- Constitution, has 61 pleces of tax-exempt property in the city for a total of $8.475.030 The major portion of campus is in St. Louis Some of its holdings are va downtown business places. The Representatives spoke of the Chase Apartments, a $500,000 equity in which recently was given to the university by W. K. Bixby, but which has been assessed at Chancellor Hadley that this eift pret has said did not exempt taxation, as name of a title is held in the trust company. Other exempted property men- tioned in today’s conference includ- ed Druids’ Hall, Ninth and Mar- ket streets; the former D. R. Fran- cis home, Newstead and Maryland | avenues, now used by the Junior Chamber, of Commerce and Boy Scouts: the Principia, Belt avenue and Page boulevard, which has acres of land. six of which ‘are exempt, and Mercantile § 1LJ- brary. Which owns its building, among tenants of which is the First National Bank. suntiower has WOMAN AUTO DRIVER INJURED ' ; _Wellston Car Hits Ford Coupe, La- borer Struck by Broadway Car. Mrs. Dorothy Buchanan, 2 vears old, of 5816A Garfield ave- ;nue, was thrown from a Ford coupe | Im. Was in which she was yesterday when struck by an eastbound ear of the Wellston line in front of 5378 FEas- ton avenue, At city hospital said to have suffered a tured hip, and ribs and hur’s, Police rted chanan was dari on the r, not riding at the sine frac internal] repo Mrs. Bu Ving east when she tracks ahead of seeing it approach ‘oye car (;us Mendler, 37: of Iroadway, a fractured day when struck by a roadway car while Adelaide ave taken to ci’v laborer suffered southbound crossing the rius lie w street at hospital. and | the main | $225,- | the | aAULO WAS |; 2500 North } By the skull at 12:3 a. m. to- | Powers. APPROPRIATION es Providing $1,000,- Fund for Municipal Project Defeated. Ordinance 000 - - - 000,000 in bonds for municipal power building under gobbling up in- muddied vote of the While $1, the proposed piant and _ . @ P _ the bond issne are the roject Was ever py the than Board of Aldermen vesterday to kill two ordinances appropriating the $1,606,000 for the plant. Half of the bonds Were July 1, 1923, and half on April 1924, in the belief that construc- tion m ig rht proceed. The net inter- st cost to date amounts to $28.,- 125. The difficulty ty’s proposal to omit from the plant equipment for generating light for the Memoria! Plaza bulld- ings and to build a mile-long steam line from the plant to city hospita!. City engineers contend it will be cheaper to buy the electricity needed. Interests with which the stationary engineers are Wentified the purchase of current declared the line would unsatisfactory. After considerable delay the ClI'- izens’' Supervisory Bond Issue Com- mittee approvesl the city’s plans and the ordinances went to the Board of Aldermen. The board's Public Utilities Committee recom- mended killing the bills over the objection of its chairman, Alder- man Wiehe. President Neun and Wiehe cast the only. votes yester- day against filing the bills, the Service terest, ere ’ : construction ot issued arose over the ‘ ipposed and be steain to be pre- | vote being 24 to 2. Neun spoke in favor of a motion of Alderman Udell to delay action for a week, illowing time for a public hearing by the board. This motion lost, 18 to 9. Udell did not vote on the | subsequent motion. ' Aldermen Watts and Bauer, principal opponents of the Dills, contended that the proposal to omit generating machinery would violate the bond item as voted by the people. | Unless the Aldermen should re- consider their vote, the city will ,} have to make new plans, calling | for generating equipment. The Aldermen unanimously adopted a resolution offered by Alderman Krueger, calling on the Board of Public Service and Su- pervisory Committee to approve a $6,000,000 budget of bond expen- ditures under varioue itema for 1925, without waiting for the State Supreme Court to decide a legal question raised in the effort to hasten bond improvements. The program, which should have been prepared Iast year, was laid over pending settlement of this ques- ‘tion. The resolution pointed out , that important atreet and eewer ‘improvements were being delayed for months, waiting for the budg- et. The Aldermen opinion, from City that, the I}linois Traction System was not subject to the mill tax on passengers earried here except , for those few who travel only withe- in the city HMmits. Approval of the appointment by the Mayor of A. Samuel Bander, an attorney and Republican City (‘ommitteeman, as a member of the Boxing Commiasion, was the board. received an Counselor Senti * c Ai\ voted by ee Store Robbed of $60. A youth with a red handkerchief mask held up Everett Ray- manager of a Kroger store Chambers street, at 3 p. m. yesterday, ordered Raymond to tand still’ while he helped him- self to the contents of the register, san . Facapes From Pebeess Farm. Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., convicted for a mond, at 1462 Feb. 14.—Abe of complicity itn ctivities of a group of confi- men, two years ago in At- has escaped a second time State Prison Farm. the a dence = Prize Sketches of- St. Louis The prize-winning and honor- able-mention sketches in the Black and White Competition conducted by the Post-Dispatch at the Artists’ Guild recently are roduced on a full Page of R Dispatch. 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2% : oi a a * ae ee “ING . [ > TZ oo; : ee ok wowine 8 “s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ere. See ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH es Pore : ee JIMM Y SLA TTERY, 20- YEAR- OLD MIDDLEWEIGH T, OU TPOI NTS" DELANE i ee A SR a ee — ee Ee Sea = —_ Se wives Seales U — rs. Passage of Bull. , fais ett ~~. oe * ALP ll lll ld Pll at tlt al el el el el al ll eel allel lad hd dh lh lt OD tA AA A A Nl el : a ad LOL LL Ok | ; Buffalo Racer Pere ' "i al : = to . The Democratic Cen tral Commit-°. ° JOE and ASBES1I OS—Asbestos Is Some Manipulator. _ By KEN K LING ‘ Be ent cacy yesterday "ee . +} 18 bil é recent! . oe ed atin ti it —_ — s ee eee ——=— -— -— - = eg OP OPPO BD LDL eed a 4 lilt a ~ . ws ws OW aS ahah he PPL LBL ow —— - te . 2, POP PPP LPL LO Ad el lt tl lt ~ 7 — — e ind © : a ~ ~- «ae ° Re , te regal by Sen Displays Speed — amon > Wr, — Br aS ae ane P y P | WoRRIED, SAM! wy, I SAW ' n HONEST! ~. SSN / SERVES Me RIGHT FoR \| ) / HELLO Boss — ———— fell Rich af a county police 1 : * > j Ti Y J * . . ~~ =, =—— —_— (Copyright. 1925. by The " Inc.) fi iG - iS if2V0raviy orted Me ; ~ —~ ee — —— — — = — - mittee it ill be placed@ before the Mid! “eight In the world. He outpu™m — , 3 oA =k ey pric of Bridg hoard ¢ pas#ace Or - i er the cwittest rou. ONE WORD FROM BERNICE AND ASBESTOS DOES AS HE PLEASES ae i) GUS SCHALLER (he Garcen ever saw. — : == _ . > _————— : i “nd the provia : > There wasn't any question aft- GEE, THERE'S’ WHAT DO THEY a IT SAYS— DEAR ASBESTGS— ey DON'T BE ASAP! } (i KNoU), BES} SAY BOOKIE — Se eg ee “rested By” 2532 West Sul he decision. Satter) poe Geet ASBESTOS MADE 4 BUCK LOIS OF SAY — YOu'RE 1 ALMOST CRY WHEN YoU 7 PLAY ‘CM ON THE pean BUT we t GUESS JOE'S oie aa der a — Ung va ~ “4 2 ~ . — “= [eh ’ + Pic : wd str ct se YESTERDAY, WHEN THE TRUTH IN THIS CRAZY : LONG SHOTS GET. NOSED OUT AND } NOSE LIKE A REGULAR | | MUST PLEASE/ RIGHT, PLEASE License fees for cima “7 ; Tyler 1¢ . 's _ v > p " Sek ee eee LETTER From OnE Cf) eter . i contracts for bouts will eum: PAINTING CO. RIDE HIM BUT GOT HURT. = : OckNice = mies r the scrutiny of the ; Olive 4216 AND BANGED UP THE | 3 ay “Si mission 656 (6h ee N. Ei WORKS FOR A CLEAN UP. : will Se pCa P il ighth St. “ime 1 ‘site a champi: \ ) . "Packs Visits Schweitzer, smpeness. | LUCKY HE BET HIM ACROSS r , | i rosecuting Attormeal 2- ~ , ; 7 : ¢ ~ a AE Foe Ripe hg lett Spee pregneccet e ee ae? 0 ng et ee “Ss

Bie Senge Lew ga Is Now $34.69 ROLL o'’ . ‘ fe 4= a iff. announce 4 today that Tom Pas “y Olive 914 ee 6Sanee 4 . ‘ | ) — | ‘estling promoter, kad visited i : ' ri . i) a} : ” _ = 7, Wt | : ne —_——_—-— . ‘ 7 ae hs ; ; if. ~\ ‘4 oe e this morni ng to present § ag W. feet Harting had him in the first two-tairds | — , , | side of the wrestling ca. Bl! Construction Co. hn — : — : ——— - =3 24: aS tar as he knew ' . . 5 ee III NN K—Saawann eae ors nad ft =" nc understand age — Constructors of Buildings = Syracuse mR = : iN: = Ng = cing: Results ,and Entries 0 no was to be “ B | _1201 International Lite Bid. Schweitzer that he | Paavo Nurmi’s _ | |) Mite Meri in chereeveEl : Sian Se la | Soe = . lic Weather cloudy: track fast. Lsbestos wins tiay on mamer Sadia os mas serene} = = = : > " : Par “ ? os vi ming RACE ie a ae . sa ns igs cS af . ) wobbid: | la ) ig lowance m a Mile, Defeats me ear-o.ds and Up. mile and @ sixteenth: | first; Hello Pardner 107 “‘tHolecko!. 7 to| he ' 1s favorably 4m bet : , | CHARLES E. PARKER = oO ncaa We AOU EMT Se ea acai cnet | Be wee veretly eee 7. — OU a} ——> oe ~ ‘ HAPTEL i XIV. | Rp HEPIRS ALRML | 140. i + Teer th Time. 1 ; Art: . — ' inden 8 —— ; : i et ts oe | . she HIVE RECORDs IN AN APTI oor pax ary ; gon 'THOUGH the Pirat or - Jim aso ran agremen ree | pee ccouidl ee wal i SUPPLY CO. : he . ‘ TOIDpIC AaclLivVilties if eee | ro the est pst oom 4 . $1 Ss . .? = : | First ' ~~ Ira : wrestiers . opuid b -_ : ; ’ : > ’ baa apg 8 ig ee ee 1. the majors, Manager MeKechnie | nat, feozes!g tion 117 (Ne Secrets? | ond “Griaget @Gtadr cha Seam Teed | cepiaaeiey thet che mame en aan ight . , alf of his im; urmi 1 frive to + a deen ‘1 j Crack 2 Mile Mark this Le se rs, |= u eaten aes a . tn Fo Me r . the square and would Be C ; 3930 Emrigtt Av. “. Lous : o> . " ‘han % Ri: 3S. : y Kiri} Pp 7 ‘Cassie Aan Great Wate om their merits, without amp | in New York Tonight . * n the California train- |@80 "5. aWiedmanm entry ws o.y} Wanderiue. —§ Ponderosa. Jacobean. | arrangement. "7 ¥ eee ing trig. Chief among these are | tantican gine Syentelds gee ap NS iS suck an aoe CRESCENT STEEL . ioe Wreneeen Senge. Hheonnan aa 48 9, ae wrestlers will be Say Houses, Factories and ¢ ves that hep CRESCENT STEE ~clers heretofore Mami] 120 E. Loughborough Av. MURPHY Mery Beis ning Boa ds f Meel dAadicine C her Derators 4 3t> North Temth S«. a — ~- o- a ee ee =z . ~~ ee Juana Scratches. 2 J. 2 _ —— en ee ne At New Orleans 7s a DeATHS Weather cloudy: track fast. on 2.2. ee ofa Peter Rrown ||} pe a > N oes At Havana. | | | | . | BE MILLERS MEF 7 Weather clear: track gocxl. 4 ’ : - - —_ — . - a ™ ; . » re . . bal ’ >? : > : ° : «- ’ : : * ° . “ °> '™w * : - i. J - : “ d nme - : - ‘ . ; - we , ~ : " . . _ ; " ‘ 4 . * oe K ve yterr: sea” " Marracks Was calle Pe te. — “‘. , fea amme =. .« 4 — % tis f . J Vailentiz : ' se re * e ‘Hateid ard Bernice Ce - mbiectio : he — owh* - . ; . Pet abs acd } ary “> : “tas & 19> OTts , wT. and 4 fear bret her Ye = ils nares = al . , . ua . “+~ 4 4 boS 343 123 =1 Ls ’ ore : T «ng D - J f oe 40.5 Bartmer ge —— . : ' sT : : v z , , ‘ Ri yer- i . ¢ “ 2 we 4 Li - [a> Siete on on , ¢ 14 «at & 38 «. ght 3 ; shed is ; , teams tied tn et rar c. & Ba uf fur , sie. 2 ‘ ” S St Re Cihcrch. Interment “« ote babes w Yor! 108 , . ns ' © CLAYTON AND WEBSTER ‘ com et meena § ere out ‘tting New Kevcor - ) sf : | , _— ar OM . — reed ~ : ‘1 Saturtay Feb Basketball Scores. | Sas Hew Mere , one, 2 ames ron WEIN GAMES IN | “ ay ~ os ~ , = as ma « > - 2% - — ?'.—~ - ot “ ~- * ee gE Ce ~~ > «Pwo » o - e . - — . - “ * 7 7 tem > . ‘ ' , a AY eo . - . : . SS tteveland isecead team) it. ne dup ; 3. -. ed t "? na Dare. .s a ’ oe any . .o Se a eck, Se WeBride High S 1% =_ , a Ricammoee cha oe (euntry Dey 14, C. B.C. High 7 ae . epg a “iy : | ae ba to, and ee ee Se SS Oe. ror , rare ef - ae 4g WALTHER LEAGTE. ell cca ' — we te Geese ceeee se || Rav. American champion ana gem (ste "PESTS oe. SSD. seen st. Jehu DB Tien 14. _ tick a: a | 2 . PLAYS WESTERN WSs Mi VALiry. ‘‘Sitabemea 35. Grieerti € ww . ; : 4 : m &: Lore ‘ : Ta . " - _ — 14 oft & 38 « me tw oe s Yelc 20% Brews 15. | ane tres ra -. > = . sh : — — . oo ws oe Toh , aie -. ea _ ’ wel. thence te Mew I” “were | Name ite ie te ee eS ee ee eee = o

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ee ee ee BA ik . BS PO FI SOI ee — — 7 — ee oe ee -_-— — - —s! 2 eS - - _— — - ak Pegg var ceaan wien aiinae "ie fonts scarred Peerless coupe whose Grav . : ota : mime 90 ' } . - . - . . = aia i %, : . ‘ . : it can bs pr ved that | the) are CRESCENT STEEL COMPANY Contracting & P ; y Quick Serv lee : — Material pene: A er iia esi Bway amy ateages 9 nese Heating and Ventilating fuking. As there is no law against Constructors of Buildings a 0: Reem 102 Cheutind Seen Meee 1450 S Second St. }Wrestiing, wrestlers heretofore have : 120 E. Loughborough Av. Riverside 1390 Victoria Bldg. St. Louis 3850 Chouteau Av. St. Louis. Mo Tel. Grand 7890 Main and tect Ay. | Bell Main 1423 which caused a gencral holding of 4 > ° ° | ; Seomriie. | MURPHY DOOR BED CO. STEAM SUPPLIES Remedial System of Loaning Co., Inc. N. O. Nelson Mfg. Co. ‘heen immune. even after matches SS = mee 6o dpa: ae ee a ° ° in Su ] Co. 301-02-03-04 Chemical Bldg. oN é } SH00, five « ne-half furlongs: Murphy Ironing Boards eae: Kiteher MS om ep Midwest Pipi £ & Pp y COMMERCIAL BANKERS ENON OS Display of Plumbing Fixtures Qresss 10th and Chestnut St. Louis nus J antZc seen? : Murphy Steel Medicine Cabinets Murphy Wall Safes F b d Pi ®Beshful...... pie Ringsoms Kernerators (Garbage Incinerators) e a ricate iping Discount paper for dealers and manufacturers of electrical appliances, machinery, ‘ trade acceptance, etc. Industrial loans to salaried and professional people witb 315 North Tenth St. Ol ve 5413 Olive 7831 | Second and Barry Sts. mee Seleonaee. would be permitted and that the a and, op. claims Re — DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS vidi __ ADOPTION — SPECIAL NOTICES _' LOST AND FOUND AA ” gy : - —— - - re = ' cored into rest ida. e “ye : " ; — -- —e he-half furlo . = GODFREY—4);,_ Frida Feb ‘ a: a> into rest on las RODDEN s snto | , + eep in Jesus at Fenton, Mo.., PS a Ig iPECIAL NOTICE—If owner of Maxwe!! Lost Bounte lizzie 7 ¥ Charle Bed fra: - a. : . i ee ee re ree 3, IV Lo. at 1:~-0 i ifs vulte i: (y?: it Ty ».. Fern Julia ADOPTION Wtd.—Babv boy or gir! be- | courine car. motor No C3619. doer ™ -- ae a a . . pe ss Z ii ’ ‘ i DD. id oF o. : ' D ‘ = ; ‘ :; “ ; We . > , : , . : : ; ; ; ‘ i« ie » Fa : > ‘ 7 + # . " r mabe! ' ae A Godfrey’ a: 1 futher of Charles —? arry od eloved wife of tcue_laté nm Sepa ae : ss then un ear daughter of Charles and En tween 1 month or 4 months; strictly! gcajl for car within 30 days, car will be; COLLIE DOG—Los; with collar _ and Ren FRolt ...+- q Gedfre: i I i nd Pl i”. A an “hy : vad in? ey ne rus a , rics ming _- Swantner). ay wis confidential Rox «'.J12 P bD (c7) 4 ta satisfy! bi Hawn Auto Service | leash’. anawers to Spotty: oat Fors P - der - : : . Bie A ' “ Py eral fr P . : ee s : . a4 ’ : inhe } le aT e7 ‘ . . see te -* . I Ou va = | in tn VI r ’ . n OT, Westies —— 2S taath ee ee ee ‘ ns sacl eat as ‘ ots Chestnut st. ic} View 1066 Retum tu SILLA 5 = ~ seven? : Tac *4i ; ; . it ’ » . “ i. % - a ) a | , ip a ’ ‘ *s* ~~ , ' 40 } . 11] } > ‘ . . . 72 . ry . — 4 x . T viere: reward. tc , “ : » aha a . _ . oO 2 ‘ ’ in » ‘ - ‘ sit : ii i ; } “4 lesa ' s a oe ; ' i) mat ” HEEL! , . “ a ‘ ~~ at " ~ eT a ) KTH *ErE ry. Sap ri > , : Service of the ar y ' any debts contracted afte r this date Ty ) - klieh? : } o . , ran! ; : “ . i. ; - fire 2 ‘_ ne da je ; o Ny) ve y. , . P ‘ 3 . " Ab ‘ | +) ; ~ . ty _—— } i alte LL e : " ; ‘ur a4 F Pos: Dispetci Want id Phe ics GROSS : ‘ 4 ] b Hl, rAL :) —* - ia eid : ' ee “ IBF] | , ‘ ’ ' ; x ae . ys : rT J *h } 19° for nroyv ‘7 GUSTAY Tit-k MN 1 WwW AT ER ‘1) Lun —F, lieagie hound. fomale. black SCM, agli on ' — a won -¥ 4 Wit! , . beloved bro her of Mrs erk Lawn (el er ermat . Schee f 617° Piymouth ave ¢ ie FL ere re rrigay. Feo ‘ichel ber et form Gravola ae é Seo and white; blind in one eve; name Jerry ; Olive or Centrat | y Shekelton, Mrs, Emelia Wilis, . 1995. at reside oF Lee at ; : SS $15 rewar 5201. Southwest. (rand LLOVD—-Entered into rest at Tesiden ee, | ave etre William ‘Winter, Mrs. James| nue. George H. Zibel, beloved husband | Straction leteoutie weeny ta Fo"; 6 MRS. ELSIE SWEETIN TIAL er — ~nowocen Anna Tiefenthaler — ———— eee cs) R, eam ene ti +? ai e) 7 y ss - — — , ‘ 1 yyy “re al Sune . by I r) ' lohbart avetittl age bi ' rit ' eo. ris ie a So att r or , “ . . - I —————————eEeEEEs ! ca een “i oon ve ut? f reorn ‘ement : ; rik . 4 ‘ st! r nd ‘ ty) : : "4 } rn) Py) na oz = —- {) i. Ms * “~ , Bas a : — a“ , ‘ree oe] : ZF bel seal our dae - } } ne _ Nestea phn oe r . , at . mae . tthe runds are request cl: to iit | wwe . GLASSES—Lost, ehe | rim. on or a ar ‘ : “rT te , evn? Toe os aif Mre Hazel inronsepel. © Scheeie, ana a ' , yr . by } in-law. ather-in-law i , aa — eS eee wrdvay ing appeal. Send to . ™e —— ' Page car line; reward. Forest 8756 f Hermann Lodge No. 12! saris Albee 1? Bernard sa Bg Bs Trandfather yh a Bevel ’ a , rrandfathe: ‘ potrnons ohtlona oe SS . , ted Appeal Fund BGenten. st as ROS a: Ne cos ee (7) Ai A. M.. Hermann. Mo. : Lloyd, and our dear mother-in notice of funeral from the George # iN eral Monday. Feb. 16, at 2:30 p.m.,, Plans. specifications. form of contract | qutokiy. = S' GLASSER —Lost, Wednesday, Deo TT. on Qn A H..Entered into rest law, sister-in-law and grandmother, & nent ee ee a from Wi . schedag s_ chapel. ~~ the office of the president. room 3 19th. between Hebert and Sullivan. vy ] . — a — (for Monday). ; a 3%. 1825. at 3 . Chea ifts Ong se ; ; ce ote will | sia Ut and » oO ya nail BOSS 2 Hall 2 Tvier 1429. Grocery. 19th and Palm fe?) ved . 1 int re easea Wi a memos diaper prdoghagee : STOCKHOLDERS MEETING UGLASSES—Lest; tortoise shel). leather mine, 1000, “.vear-o 48 | “ v. “t : | . | : ; y ' y ’ a 2 aie ,. ” * _ a P _ 4 a : 14 Bio 3 Lnion of sfeam ane %) in sigineers NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS sro Stake UV between Page bil.. Yeatman H at ' 'T ts At c's —. . : rin Mi . ‘ Ty) ‘a : \eT - il ts is . be e . a : ’ « ba ’ } . . * ; 7 . ‘ % I Ti i ‘ uh F ‘ ~* = ’ rn al ater an > na : 2 = : | sr cee in : ’ ° 5 . * ; _ oe : . a : . ‘ ; : ‘ }’ eits } . iz ’ ; he | HMIDT As “ = eta ees . ‘ : : e | | n | : ¥F | ; t au ad - ' os ay , ' | I , ; Sealed proposals f a t? e reconstruction i wt " | Pe a 5 ” oo 3 nae hs A ~ — ae Re birnaae nee hne fe of | neal . sais for the ! str ¥ o. “at 3 s. ured eward . Lindell ME Sen Wolf “. +> y . , _ an Gas "ah —> ee . : er an } ‘ Feil — s -- ot on T a lew . of the old bridge at Fort Leavenworth. a OF a ees , . 1925. hool. rhe alay; reward. - Li } 22 } Jauneber att? ; 2° obey 7 or: ’ oe ae ru! 5 * hes ee randfathe * i - 34 ie Wi mast a hrs oa 7 ee ae ' ~ : oth ; a OR ae Kansas located over the Missouri River et ce nai officer far , : GLASSES—iost. tortoise shell. Tuesday Also eligtbi : : ont “Oe ~~ = ~ ‘ ; « ved i ; ' ” ' 0 rin rrandmothe , se t. Leave rth Kan ane the ST ate “aiaein aanel side S28W (e6> ids mn w.issoulrl, — paral Truth In Advertising | wy meeting. (Signe eee ee ohh) | PAY ENVELOPE—toat; Joe Lackay; re- te nn digg om : at ' Ay i Department of Justice, . : ware. Riverside I337J. fe ¥: ds mae tg ~ oeuetin whe year.ikee «tre ’ vur ‘ematory. The vaiue of advertising lt r (., until ten o'clock a. m. on the 16th day STOCKHOLDERS MEETING—The ASE nae eae OE Na Nena pam, ea wos +H BUT HISON ntere mt m Thut ste gg ge from oo Flo ha) direct ratio to the. amount S of February, 1425, ut which time and Laclede Gas IlAght PIN-—-Lost, cameo, South Side; keepeake. vA aehingtonr - ‘ i Alot wr f ' fot at 30) a 1} ga’ ] ' ot pl by + A : ‘ a’ ! na ae . . ORG - 7 avenut . . ss . has + emia” ese - . na piace they, will he publicly opened and ‘ — . vet i Clea that the Fane oer ~o reward tirand ASOSI =. ice) oad didi idence OSA Meniniey saver acze, Feurcaigon (née Der be | fe leitech chape:. vou" sem tered nt est, dde! ' at is entirely fo “"y The r eserved to reject ary cam? seeniene Sy i fi be considerel mpany will be held ont the tenth floor | PIN-—Loat, scent wer Din. gold isiares. Tubbs ..130 @ iy Cemeter: 4 = ra tm a Mit McVERGH Entered + eal National Association of except those from contractors ascertained t , aciede Gas Building, ve at Vio bs ag YC meg ge Mowe ‘ots e'ieib ; ° oOrnia lal > a1 ‘T virud ft A ‘ ‘ Lia free thea vi } ae ” - { 7 ; Newsepal er Classified Advertising to he expertenced and respomelble. . ee . Mo.. vebut¢ _ B45. ‘ wi ude LE, | entered nes: | Feb. mi. Interment in fa | loved husband of Susan M. Traynor hy . > ~~ Managers and the Better Husiness The nrincipal : work afe @aP- | Tuesaday, Fe! 7. 1925. at o’ ». PURSE—Lost. light brown, on Maplewoet peeene "ne Seay Sveeeee | Bom feereoe. Gs Te he ae eam. Gatine ‘Traynor J. McVersh ao arke ir paella , menphe? te oe Bureau and the Advertising Club || broximata'yv a: low, n.. for | urpose of @) a board of bus, Wednesday; reward. . Riverside 1) 192, Henry Leardman yw , — ee ‘ r rather rayn ar mother-in-! . rundmothe and of St. Lovis. in all of which the Contract No. }. eaning and painting an of transacting ch other 4707W, BN IES LAE POE (e) oe ot Augusta (,oerbher ™ . . — . 4 he. 8 pay eis y : in i Post-Dispatch he Ida membership i | : v hich ‘ onsists | business a“ wav wroper:y Leer rougiit be- RINT? s Tat: pearl, set with small of Harry Boardman : a ie . An > rane, _ - a @.. at enue Sail ie | ig. at { r Pundaas el ’ . «= ; aim to eliminate fraudulent and I fee ans ba was 3 ; — fore such meeting . ‘ ne monde: reward ’ imar 363. _ . ry : 51% . ‘", | +. Vf 4 i a’ | oi : , . ’ i . ine ree ep ‘ ’ en? (epiac rr re > rye- S » Oo oer e 2s : boomy hs ee = aie - chapel}, ut 71 © , , . a : to St ~(hitet inate oa ‘os , misleading advertising This news ae ae abe a F ee ITTON, Secreta ) Srock CERTIFI! qistuer 149 in down: ed - Vincent and An tte Kaur dear father- ment in Calvary Cemetery. Ppa ope liga oo aga se paper will appreciate having ite ‘on town WPostoffice, of White Motor Car 2a'! ‘ai ‘ey : “ey . ) : he *tor cord eve . fellefontaing Cer nent . i raday hy dvertise- D " : - oo ag “o Satta ‘ : . , nea és . ' | STRINKRALCE Lured ‘ called to any 4&4 hy ne = G—WNotice {9 , eturne o Chas, d was a member. of Anchor riz ' in-law of Viola e (hee Dede | TRINKATL . . attention : reinforcing bands on KHOLDER: MEETIN rf TI p> - 3 pared d “ s ae ld. 2 . A 8 and A.-M .. brother of Marv leine ntolnuett aune ! MAHER—On Friday. _ T8l5s, Anna Steinrauf, mo er Of ment which does not Mee to wy : ereby given that the annual meeting White, ‘oronado Ve See SL Se A'sxo eligible’ a ee te " A Agnes Mherresheim § a: pul ;, ; 7 « a tine iam Steinrau r ate eicnes n the highest standard o ety Contract N * Reflooringe the old spans, ‘ff the stockholders .of th Arct ’ STRING OF PEARLA—Laoast, between ctuy Lusiness 103 Gaeee@Y——Entered into rest, Saturday r-in-law and uncle, in hi vents f netta Maher. dear » f Matthey Mrs. Willen , . (C3) M. of creosoted jum- ‘ream Co. will be held at offic Wichita and 4600 Arsenal. Grand 4565. : pBelait " , ys ~ ” Mite = ize . hogy. w IGow a firs ‘ ’ oar. — ! » late Cassie 1€ r 5 dat I — , a — ore L 5 r a ge ym ~~? ber with necsesary hardware an j e company. 44°4 W > / 5 ey ome ft RE Sa be fet + and Prete Business. “a id Bory ne a mavie ogy | runera from 4 siden e 3UO9 Humophrev brother of Mrs. ; J. nae Oak . a na ' Sy = coh . ek ae ¢, Mane SE Sa ‘ expansion piates. stee! wiaduct D- ‘ity of Bt. louis ~ gage ev . 9S. -* TIRE—Losat: one tire, rim and carrier. Soin entry td , "7 : 0. . rn ; o iy ‘ a . ve : wt reet Monda ; Feb 16. jas © 30 te rT) J. Sw eeney and Thomas } ~ “ r. = . Se ‘ Det rh an . I ae ) J, At i I : © . ‘ a» . : : a te the hou! of “ cite » ! oe 44 ly on (‘hippewa. Lerween Morgan- Sli maiden Listtee = z geor . 4245 Linde Ls Se Pius ( purecn., eTin . 2 ' Funeral from Stuarts "at ~ sOTs eter s x & Y, . ide ' . the purpose ' ? . ; - me ‘ St ford and Kingshiahway: reward, Ura aA u ; Se eee Sew ) Cemetery. 552. eT TON—Entered i: di a” eon ee ye ’ “we @Onsuing year am ow . S400) (oe) , Feb. 1 ilo St. Louls Ac buaquerque (N and ‘ ‘ ‘ : , e esed Sacrament | STRATTON—Fnitere —s = pa 3 Pe. steel. 3 wh other buat vy be brought : —~ = 7 aw (Mo 4 ° ra pers piease “ONny .. 1 In rmnen* ~ in Calvary Cem ters Fet 1s 1WNeo : ° - ™ pe > : _ : ~ Pres.dent Ww ATCH——Lost, TAM 8, 7 hureday after- San Francisco ‘al.), ee a fe ” — ee ee See (c7) * Stratton, belo. of 1. vds. of substructure HAS. E . noon. Kaston. between Hamilton aml and Chicago (1! veneers SBORBBE—Entered int n ursd inlia @tratton ne ; aber ee: : Entere ad into reet on Saturdays. of — hii 4 Vieve Ht ; ri Si] Va of asphaltic surfacing . . uit . , Theodosia - =_ — —— if notis bgcoee® from Gebken’s new chapel Ae » Lett : Carriers’ M utual sun 40¢ Disc ount oe $0) athe 5 daily be made for gut hr) labo ; 77 0 ret NWI nY PUyti* E as me Will be giver ‘C? | Gravol ‘and Texas avenues. Monday. Feb. | ~ : . ‘ e | $ times, Ic; ¢ times, .* aa. ; . . ba ~~ . . : * ¥ ‘ «>* ‘ Y ry J i j ; . , .* . 24 ’ 4 . - . - " sp : . i * ' y Rteven P. Dunn, beloved ®usband *h . thence to xs Peter and Paul's . day, Feb l iv wt p) es o 2" | oe counts per ine 3 times, Ic; preaible. cons — * ton! compliance with Display, Sic daily, sic Sun out-al- . Ni { te ; : ’ ¥ “ tT j «he t Lit} ‘ ‘ ‘3 eit ’ A ape De _ Ke’. dence, 4450A . Gibson avenue, to — NASH TILE MAN PERSON AL Wie reaboute unknown, nt specifications and estimates of quantities BABY PICTURE PIN —~ 1oet _ back en- foun, agate, Sic daily, 4c Sun., (LOWwEne C.alHhed. Pinera: “an we oe Heights United Presbyterian ¢ = oy > , "a at a. wm... Marv Feb. 153, heard ‘> wears ugo. Anna Censky, 5113! may be examined by responsible con*trac- graved Acomae I. Wagongr; rewars. play, $50 daily, Sic Sun. Diecounte, Mies Tee em | te New Pickers Cemeter) le latives om (nee Murphy) ‘ved sister of ' eli: ved fe of tob _ Blt es Rerth “a ° eA if) tors at the folicwtng nddresses American Hote , ’ per line’ Agate 3 times. Ic: 7 timea, dsk opts a. friends invited. ‘ef Givnn and Mrs. Maurice J nd =o. OE oe ; em tt = —— The Warden of 7 yd Penitentiary BI1L1.FOLD—Lost. biack leather gent 2c, 30 times, daiig Ge: Sen. Dw ’ te ; J . or ’ ‘ 4 ; al . . - . ene har 4 2 in ' . _ » »'! "n> , ; Ansa ‘ > ; r . : e ~) | LANGAN —Entered into rest on ie we our dear 2 unt. net! ote cng arner,. nA at “ 7 t es a Bureau of Public anus Re hg gency ‘Victor SIRTD play, 43 times. fe 7 . b : 4, Sc. a. ™ yf ficer “yne fron rtiiwr Ori rei. s anit a . = ¢he ” a rr a ear *hedwvie. ! : CY ““r ; Fel i 1920. 8 . Offi runera waing % a 7. arded rom FRAT=RNAL NOTICES Roads. Saunders-Kennedy Bullding, Omaha reward (ot) Sun. Sc; 30 times tatiy, Ic, J : hushand of » lors 3840 T indeu boulevard . - inimure 4 lines. clivabeth n O'Neil'). morning. Feb, 16 et 8 30 v Nebraska > af Justice Washington, | Ut Ll TERRILAR—I oet—atraeyed or ste en Vv , f , ure t er vary , - ‘ard. o Sundi ». . . oo Department : : >a dear father of Jc and Lillian bh . Leos Churen, interiment in Cal . . andl e ye: on +: lal " . ~ in foal’ re ware Answers to Sarre and the late Loretta Mary Langan, and tery, | he Farm ng " Pres ywterian Church. 17: Masontio Mesiings * ari propesais must be made on forms,; Happy. 1027 S. Broadway. " CARPENTERS oe our dear brother and grandfather. — “4 N-—-Entered into rest Saturday casement at Libertyvitie, M oh Bae and in accérdance with instrugtions, form- GOIN PURSE—Lost, Fridave. 11:40 a. m FLOOR SANS Cc ult. Lindell % ’ Funeral hy" il take piace from the famiiv REG: ° 14 4 8 ad 5 at ” sf a ’ "les : o sve ? ee cays: 3 Sie : / , nats _ "> A Pr & 4 M ' rart ‘ , the epecifications oe r?-@ het ween Bud Pine ane 100 chive. Con - hole tri . used. . Vu . -— —- rf, ; > . are r A residence. 4491 Penrose atreet. on, Monday. we , eb =. he atonm } widow @ lates Regs | ANCHOR 14 IDGE, $e. , 1-45 » ' = ° | to. and must be accompanied bw a taine key and money: reward Allee | — OK ; ia & preseription Ser Be ahi etn 'e Ferainana Gane; on | ru dé. at #:20 a.m to he Holy Rommry | gan dee Meetiai). Wit of Jerr eee | READ VOST-DISPATCH AUTO-|““Spociat Sundar Feb. 13. 149 pm: | Rommel setaranty ine an ammount, at Ieaet| Wore qth Lonwst _~ | SORE CARPET | . Head- \s =>: wees 5 | « oe 2 pow ty ge be of the St Louis | Regan, Mrs. I. J. McNatnara and Mrs. wopiLe ACCESSORY COLUMN fer funeral Bro. Heary Doane”. Ral — enema ss a . Ith} —Loet: King Charies svenie!l, femate: built. J. June, sy ol s ri pe gue, 4 7 Deceased was a mem nO b%e BS 1 | “gan, m* Os invited. ‘ . "© > « I hiagk with white breast: reward. Grant (GARAGES bait iax! 4 . ‘3 —. oS ei t.. | Police Department. Centra) District: Noval, Leonard Hssig TIMELY TIPS and save mone. Cc. W. WILEY, W. HARLAN STON F “31 hh ico) 9250. 4600 Olivia. Hi aches Constipation Biliousness. b ae oe . St. | Arcanum. , Victoria wounct No. 649: Holy | Pue notice of funeral will Be given from ; » CAFFALL, Sec) torney-Gemeral of the United States J3LiM i = J ’ “ ; Arh ete . Name Sodality and St incent ce a gesidence, 4005 Mafitt av. dc) R. J AS EB athe ’ we me c7) Beciety of St. Ann's Church. ic7) it ts the must apeecdy remeéy Feciety of St know Fal ®*Ting!! . _* y Dunn. and « Pl OT ~ ; =: in TY>tyaP ou >

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. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning erd one other evening newspaper COMBINED | ——— —— Reviews of the New Boks and News of the b@kmen Ait ex Ein om oe § wire ee Michael Arlen Discloses Mistress of Edged Satire __ f this be Treason “Two Views of the New Russia delle Renal ® part two. aN Romani i leakness in Three Books ———— oe c OOKS -_ — , - Poems -siams. class were worms 32 ade ea ness in ree p ° - : = - : : = : . 3S = oe ee om From the Spanish of Juan Ramon Jimenez a . ee Et RR ay 5 1a ’ : : "VW vonquerary § ‘4 23Y Ment y = | TEMES | HE CUT of AIRBOMB STORY N ‘Rear-Admiral Shoemaker C Before House Aircraft Committee Contradicts Testimony of Witness. > “ WAR-TIME “ACE” DEFENDS MITCHELL - _ > : my 444 as : st _ - . , ‘ . , 2 : a : ° %s » 4 . . : = - a _ -— - 7? . ~" “ ’ . Link . ‘ ‘ : . ees W hi 5 irres pec ey . -* : ‘ ’ * ; ; - ir’ é : : : “~ ; 4 . - : + = % . - . . 7-7. . . : P . ll | awful! 7” think of & tema decided flair for spinnin yarn 1 because OH ~ ok j ; - 1 4 : + Pranks .d no re , er 1es ‘ng pi nt. As for divorce.; , a eak wll a umes i bene | J . . . . . . , ~ ~ ” . . — - “ . tne ni , P - - “ ’ ~~ . - 7 A . : we : ia : i . 9 : . eer. See ahaa . . . . , . . . . . . : » . _ tm . ’ . . " . s ‘ i -~* . - 4 . : ‘ ‘ta .* - ‘ ; 4 . . . . -~ . = 2 - : ‘* " 4 : ° . s 4 > ' ’ ' - — . a 7 “%e si . 4 -* ied . s - - . _ . 7 =" i- > * ais » - i+ % R . - . . Sop’ . " . - - . . ° . " . 4 . ‘ j ' " — — _ . . * " ‘ - ‘ . - 2 -. > " . ne + " : | . oF" aad ‘ ‘ - s . . > - . - . : : : a : As : ; 7 aaeee & > ~ - . . Z = a s 2 2 . . ’ ° : . : : ; =~ ° . ' > - : . A Li as - . ‘ J — - ‘+ . . . . . > 2 : : ne , > - . . 7 ss ," 7 . ai . + * >| “ 41% r 7 ° . . anv oadigg em that "- ; a“ ; > bs ~ 7 ; . s- ies . . : U . ~ : - . . ° , ; " ‘ »* : - : ; . - 7 - Th a ¥ - «mh &., , 7 a he u . . —_ - . f na ' na ie. na’ ‘2° Gp eee. ©} i ed 5 =. : ? ; ‘ . . : : eo ‘ tt or bie ; + | — ra t e guite forgettin uf AS. VEO, 0 S , ’ ; . » nant ther 6a reme ly : is , re supp 7 : the subtieties of to wee Sere we bee ) Liveright), uses a South Sea background for her striking Pri + Beene mg eee Da eto hom sn ao bg ci ‘ter. than regulation. Moscow| quarrel, an i anser au: tndaed tal Maal “pine | deal ee ; fem reads satire on the Victorian period.—From a sketch by S. Carlisle , “ | > prensa seo : of erence. niin a on the rt -ed”. district. 4, | fh real 24 a 5 pS me : Martin. é na POrA -_ “ER rer: : the ty] ty ime wa a1 1 : an rn ee 7 neg. ; = y os a. pee - “woman “as _ 4 ing the tests as to “materially / the HE avalanche @f Michae rlen mention gm noe Site Tg Es b The aut 3 virtua the same peopl WO ft oe ces eee ap rity cas te t. adi, acne id M. re he contents, sists of three handsome youn: iblished by | e ery and c : fferen is in the hand that holds reece vay % : ; ach n00) ea him self ‘e Ceal a a os SHOSe Stories rmy. and ! with - trad ‘ld; gin gR™ SAE © lai ho had sacrificed themselves, and as simple as ‘ft ‘be ole the first story in the volume or! i " n tne | > 3 >LS- yo , ' LSI ' .Us- Pau’ : ~~ un uc! Listicu 43% ; , = 1s : ; : : udying : Le iJ oe : - . create thei , 5 ere a art of Ss ‘ irve. it we «©6Onme 6 6Cof of gentle breeding and the x A : v | rs .if mt wer ;, adden? - suntry i ion L he announces, “swe ™ s deadly thitigs that. any eee en vehee, FP beincth | sp oplee anne amnal gg A. i we eee Of the pe 7 | - herself in the du uphiry padranaggpeellgebs-apagipee we 8 has * al a + o“uld contemplate to the wel-— re assured “there es Was © oe oo" a tye me » uend ; , #0 Sie tena hie | pai wept . Mar FOr 7 :, atitad a : pet pg te, Se ap pgle nee esc cnet OP a e o vuntry. Gen. Mitchel of the Gemi-monde about her, n it au im : mt wity | & at n P tio | m Dor : Ryrne ‘les > h " r of a neu i 1a4 ] by he she and finding. am Lil t2 i ily = | J: “a -arned the right to continue eee ont fhe might at ae: By p the | | irifted iowiy tt - giant | lar D ellix ng t | I would . ud Missour: roveled -= a squaw.” It recalled prtv: sons an iffering, imimens eo | i“ BS hi aitteis tem’ Genelia senate tress reat shopkeeper s e deu ike 1 la ng a & With G en Be 12 } it 7 have t give! irth he dars u men aml wore! ‘oy and abounding hope. . see ' b “wee peso seen be about any woman who had thi leh i n : ec Wi whose : va i r a Ze Gate ; reniy * ) hat oH a ‘cians = eeisiahianiadita Z ees naaeiaeia , | a h at - : ene: ¥,- amd the taxpayers LMeamtere to sit eo shamelessiy alon: bg ; 2 ws = om .7 soins ss “s ) Be cast Bate mgs ae ae — Sata = , . ; - Wa and attache at egatios 3 “ani aggre : woking | ach otne: nh and } mn Anling u ' , nex mo ' ; ' - it ofl ith attached China. os a — kn OF t hat.” he explained rhem the (now ever and nothi: ) real porta rn tbe peg , : eN3 , — - } pb “Th iid of Pleasur®” by Ga- ' — ‘lima, The selfishness and) other sh 2 lose to : \maz a ref 7 — : : a J , af : : Augustine Birrell riele unzio: Boni and Liv2- args > rs as etty desire of the General | t " dia , imste \. . ny 4 . —_— — —- aie - 9 > . ' : : : te ae . : g aa tome : . ~ lates i@itior , rhe : fe : ab a ee et mit ‘ter + > lose power.” : a he serried b he door t out int rang m the , they | rat 3 | , dial a inset . Modern Library. te - st i ahaa asl ' No Risk From Ground Guns. ait eeM we the strange Lo ‘etniee , this u npelled ' mn ex na : ¢ drama alu Say Deets os 7 sl “iietalanas ; - 3 *" ae r acl oul.” Liam, a ieee aan , sod said he had been shot a ‘ewe Does Up . . . ‘he dawn is breakins 2 ft mj} » verse a h. fluent st} with n _; lie aaa 8 PS ae Ae O’F lah y¥: Bor ive | . “a a . = Femeteade | | lions of umes” ~~ antiairera’ of our hero descends to the brougoan ie : rive wthoh cand L yerhengpatliag py , | | vate : "a Ke ative vi e move: ASSI0T he ei mE 4 Ses ee ) move a hate erg tying at he! onus from | - to “ite patiently Th . “Ou! } a husbdand Lis Apa) =. : -hu- ‘ nd | at ee ny g ig New - al be -groun 4 of . ; z. ow tree tons up te 26 aes feet, and | | for and who should sot rhe leew 4 “¢ >] ' qmu ic —— : . . re ted 3 on ™ ; ‘ing th sissy aa ora ore na : reland. vs rite : , h | rs _ , 4 never been touched.” It was brougham, con , neaged in n wife’ eivins ai ee = , : iis — pe , 23 wri Lf 3-3 in troi , me | | ritics leclare [om pos with} cn Me : — 8 aagyg Practice among purswit' mour. | E got her : | ‘cepa die. = = en ee wes gcc i that rea | its de ment in t Preer G a ae | amazing energy.’ oh cteiggaptate Vi . “s in his outfit to go up over ® Sine white th rticul tory } -sius | oo mall enterecat te n 7 ngton. 1 : ee oe aSireragpernadictins m5 The Grand Inqguisiter.” by Do: TIES eH = . oneage for the sport of drawing | Nights flavor it} iry twist the ; ae ae ae | be : ass Gs wee ~ } ‘ t + ns % rae a ) cs — sOugla > ys rT iverighs: ‘an tee 2 ME eae et : ‘ire and “waking Fritz off most of the otf! w t php . ; — . > we ae , brs r — hae gaved the 1 i fe Me re mse more ammunition than our You ma — ' nds . , | | | : ers | a e en entire » ont tie Bey age i e er @s “Were worth,” he said. Be uckolded sv r or lat you may be su | oe , : ny —y eeateoed t sw ra en Bases aiverss of | __ aa a | Representative Perkins (Rep. >| opi = ——- , , , s ima eet ' a" ' - , , onal | rte eee wats / Stal es New Jersey was incredulous at the | | fieceeaiiias | ;, and asked the witness if he that . . - , rhs | eit ' = a raphical marrati | . serious. the _ Following Dostorevskt | “Ser : anounced} ~* Indian,” by Edwin L.} Neviile Buck: Century-—Comcern-| 28% beem Com eT, CCT 2inly.” replied Rickenback-| on ‘ was a iot of fun and mo’ ™m ~ : _- oan el eld uae @ = acl “Ql i I tt = Ric oi ee oa 5 a Par gee - ad is et pte) > faa oe RE NG EE EE RET «| OR OLE RC ge ge ERE Fe / ° >, Fe } | By D Dorothy Whitis , . ) know x | ae | 2 Zz uecinat! . iverse rield the Campa : | Halt a dozen navy flyers from/ pre EO Re AEE SEE OT me I A i en RTI oe TO a an elaborated form in : . 2 ¢ mee of | Mf ~ . (oe somal ee he aad [eRe | He would repeat the ee ee Oe et | wand os be Ste 1s : y. the III and Queen Charlotte Greece and , = {ela How big EELS “rviee Sat tl cs ve in Le em iam einen i as , ow : "ea ; | ; o 3 — ier Case. OF ! p beer 4 | of the hattleshine Vir- ° > A rh ~o . ’ : : = : ‘ = oe * +2 ’ ‘J . : : . . . : .¢ i ne Maine ss "te wae — . ayy ool : , | ; | , ; ae mag) , | a : La ia ' 3 > 0 » | ° are as | New Jerwey mrt Cape Ju thing ef the haut mond: . hem , , -=h Bae b « —D i See in eg Si aa ee a oe ae 7 e oe Meascre yoo . , Poe 9 was revalied ard , M, Michael Arien, @o wear dinner jac! n > ba f remorse an ir per But th stor ? - 4 sade i -emsaat 3 ‘Gatien: .-..- aa shitenes P on reading the book #@ Y ons ¢ record = letter he! haw! a at ; _ — , tale ¢ alice } ; x ; , _ a ae , emi ee " a lea people hevem ™ after the operations to wi HESE thr lume: mplete- . | ee , eb nad diz — : pote | , : a . a Rigg Pa omer ag «i Ags as : the biggest = ; bar y * nate of the Howe « my ly €xpose Mic! Pie ve fe nies hh a . = pla ) . _ a: an ) BEC , year ce | —e a siaae anatase , hein | a ae aE uRETe ' , —— i Ts mversation he salt he’ £ ee ton wid | of | ee Tn | cS ‘ » oper | | | rat } , the tre kdna fer i: ra between Rear Admiral : | : | ul) Germans. Ja in | >, " R. Sheemaker and a/ oh SO LORE I Be : jepends too mu ts fies , : Vs eres ; . 2 B 4 aati f'eah of Dril lan sty * n Oriental a nm 2: , a? mes, owe — , os al : a ; ) = " es :, | : 7 ‘- oF navy officer | of mash Of Deillian uae 1 OF | | | | mom wagon tigen! ow: | as | | vas Zz i ae B : mm plot | a lag the effect tha: Ad-) Cpl ene sesso = te ae om Early. : ' | | | | a : ode = is 3 | e oe s | ay ~maker *zamined a ret - i | . . - —— - —_, , : ; ree ee val Pes “fiz pment of the ship. | _, mer De. Gardiner, eh+ | « Aviation.” fur ah ‘Ss Sa wae ~ Su. oak pL 7 ; P ’ ie - + > —_ ee . Bagh hoyle Ve qtr 4

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" *eeesees 3 : ° ee. —_ + _ _ ass . *- 2 eee os + °O* + ee bee - 2 S92 88+ 2+ 09% oe oe See es o++ eeteeson ed atte - _ , sssess as $sSeoss ogetsessserests sstscecetcbetes! cere = rr >3 rod : t! > > eee Poses sees] bot Se: = , « 220 eetissicsrisetssrtcitst +> | F PART TWO. ; ST, LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 14, 1925. PAGES O—12. Idyllic Romance — ;, - ‘ ne 2S merece: BWMVAL OFFIGER RADICAL CHANGEIN MAKING A BETTER ST. LOUIS—EXHIBIT NO. 4/STANDARDS OF PUBLIC “= HAAS HE CUT GENEVA PROTOCOL x och Hospital Facilities Extended by Bond Issue WAS YOUNG, SAYS ROOT the Door | soe ARSON STORY NOW SUGGESTED 554° | as van] Qa | | : | \ (em | ht SER 7 , Says Veteran Statesman sens oni); a - % : ? . , af : “ey ‘ e & SES x3 ms : Rass ; "e ane ft . nshine, and teenies - Admiral Shoemaker Opposition of British Do- |i|R i.) — caddie \\iie? = seen Pk # : a He Reviews Progress | bi oneself that j ini Pe RE ee ; R Beef bx By : _ of 57 Years. r fheiest and mal Before, House Aircraft minions to Compulsory |/\ sa i ee es ee ) a4 |e , younger writers . - . . > | ers, Committee Contradicts Arbitration Apparently a Fe 7 Ms me : a 4 3 4% “ ; ‘ . ee £ 3 gem PUB . —_—* pee > | ; and By Leased Wire From the New . os é Pspeiciss: of Testimony of Witness. Has Killed Original Plan. sate ; : = * . ‘ 5 . wy x P: “44 S => = . - : $ ; . > “ “4 : oe ; x Se 3 “>> "ae . Se dg York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ee ee De Selincourt's | = — -— -_-- —2-—— —- --—_ _— i's rfect z* > phd > ake Joan and NEW YORK, Fed. i4.-—Elihu| sincerely Root has closed the book of his ceed — broth. | WAR-TIME “ACE”’ FINLAND MODIFIES be a oes, : a 7 a * Se ms 4 >» Be SS % S 9 2 ete Bh = - long career. ‘nor, Who are “My active life is ended,” he told | : on ner last night in honor of his! [eee on oe a 7 Be . ; | ea eightieth birthday. | bored.” cries _§ Major Eddie Rickenbacker | Proposal That Arms Con- a gage : ge Se SP 3 ORS 3S & 3 = | A voice called “no, | ll times. Oh! bore. . mn . ‘ ‘i ~~ ~ ws | “3 : Sa aes : : ok 5 Sac a i aia — $ ; > © eee , a -a . # . ee. ee — 3 = : “ ; ; . a SE Se were those of a man who has lived | laughter and birth ana Says Whims and Selfish Traffic Still Opposed by = tek SEES Bee ee ee: ee = a gles: Rae mos eax he ORR bee % ace aes ee e 3 : eee Mie lonz and looks back upon what he} 1 It makes me mis. o~ se | We eS Rs A | ee _has done with satisfaction. wo atk of it.” Aims Retard Progress. Several Countries. val Re eS _ “7 ames did man.” he said: “Bae! nd Wuiver try to remedy - Z- AQ ( een ae S : , I retire from active life with ar | wid iring Eleanor and Se J re [= —— eR ‘ | ebiding faith in the American peo-| i , ple, in the competency of a people ELIAVU ROOT. 1d 6do for.”’ sinking ' | - : ~¢ a ee, EE oe Pa ~ his fellow members of the Union | ntional middle dge er bi DEFENDS MITCHELL OPIUM RESOLUTION og ® S.-i a Y ; 3 ee oS er } a9 ee Be Sg f. A> ABS LS Sager a ; ee League Club at a speech at a din-| wful to think of a beauti- ye Fak but he went! we ep i SR SE ing self-government and foilowing | changed. love.’ The older couple; left aione, Bhips Virginia and New Jersey, |’ ti a GB ed gga Hospital, whiecl son th : : ere 3 — ' ae annette 4 caer. 2 te erm “We have Dacome a Seen ‘locked = in, ’ > their first real Ga mied before the House aircraft Cag T Nations, is prac i] \iussissippi i a th dete ; Ree inte, TOE 3 ee so ee. ¢ , ; Ss e “Mere prosperity’ mere security| cated people. Lawyers come to ap ‘quarrel, and out of it grows thelr mmittee today he had s ‘Dlt ‘ letter. Such is t! opinio son Barracks, and which cares ft : ) , ee wee —- Pe eS. ere 7s 3 ee + ait Aa ee ‘ are nothing. The only thing worth! bar, physicians to their prattice, other The woman who has al. ribing.the tests as to “m: rialls : the British Domini: notl BS og, ne yeh ~ ae snnaine a | i RP ies GEE? ee. re hs % Bo te ei et | a meperae . = for one’s self, -but achievement for! brain;with a much vaster Ragw? ways had to be “‘a bride in white iter” the contents. Ba aD pkap mained oo ates ail per Repo UE a Pes NARS, : “ others. a | | edge. All over the. land behold the satin” and the husband w ho has " - ira ine’ li lid ‘ t ! rhe SUPUOC MlAle hatha — . ! — See = ss : - y, Rake ‘ 3 x 52 s3 4 ere vst ea oe a ad ~ : i. _— i. , a ’ of ' Abiding E with in People. push of American yours towere — schooled himself to be “as imper- ost-Dispatc! ‘eau ft the went form of the protocc], ; DY their VOLC. «tts eee oes | eo La ct ; Soe a PO Oe ees , oa . seer erent. se “Senate or no Senate, Congress, colleges. The greatest process of ‘sonal as a dentist’ vanish, leaving 0.92 aT vy According t h ' nforme: a pr date nol = bier Ete {aa od rm ‘aes 5 eee ie ea SE eS eS 2 ik Be nigh = Congress.’ Legislature or 00} Oaame ge eee eee Eleanor and Herbert grasping Pac Sa ote e | ources, th euncil of the lear: A a ee | . — : :- tae ‘ pe oe a ; tae ee re 333 as ma S$ SP ee § z ae - en enamigenae 5 . ¢ Legislature, pacifist, or no pacifists, | nis bs kee that. dver hes been: nate ite a6 the youth they have a: WASHINGTON, 3 Shag aer ilies ental Ges | upper picture h re shows D 8 ee ; Bea eat tes: 5 ea: peat ate ~ iepigites = 4 lsolsheviki or no Bolshevikl, never- “With all the wrong things, ways been afraid to know. impassioned defense | trigadier- tire guestion to the next a the foreground @ tur ee ee bo | Bey ae * eee Ree ee ace e eee ss ie theless I have a deep and abiding. nevertheless, if our theory that William Mitchell and his semb! ith th ne the, ing for women patients, wh a eo’ Rae ee SS CG Ree RRR Se . aire . ‘ tr faith that the American people are) free men cay govern themselves is y, Wi 1 Hon that | | 00. and into ! 7 : ; gd. ae oe amet & % il “fe i this com: ere a f ; ‘EE oy lias ee ae a un “eg “teil : eer Rae oe & oat oo io ee — * St years of public life, as constitu-. delivered by Secretary of State & Pa my . : ee OC “- 1 Jr.: )Representative Perkins (Rep.) | Opium conference has shifted to The Treasury is resisting nronounced r Rev. Ivan Lee Holt : . te 7 *s> 4? died _ ‘ Ba s .ista = ry "or " Ce, > .¢ . ! vere * | ways, by Justin a, tobio-— 7 New Jersey was incredulous at th: Finnish resolution requesting crease oO ) pour as ‘ f Sr Tohn's Methodist Marshal) Jones.—An auto ' . : ser onl s. : ¢ } 4 if tr: eri . »- - - Beno : «= : 4 ' ‘ -\« pared with David "Cc » £ , ’ ae +e arms oe Caine said to have been demanded by the)! wijjiams, chairman of the com- has been compare ¥e » eertainiy,” replied Rickenback- | on the agenda of the May disarma-! admira}t . AS er ‘ . iT j rr’? j 7. Harum “it was a lot of fun and no, ment conference ~ _ ' LAr coln's iF «* Spec h in Spring "had Specu! . , ess 7 yee ' - ‘ ‘Tr , field: in the Campaign of 155 A maif a dozen navy flyers from) prompted M. Tiovola, the Finnish Laudanum on Prescription. . . ~ " > ' . : ; — = geese eee base at Anacostia, selected delegate to bri: \ this issue By the Associated l’rese 1,1) e ! , . 26 ‘ . . jprief text never before publish om a list submitted by the Navy; Which has been studiously avoided Whether a man suffering from | 7 ya acterized the sponsor of the code, f nearly 10,000 00 | . Senator Ball of Delaware, in the 4 imittee on arrangements, and E. R. , f the .i friend Ball was one of ¢t a?” ho : [ - P , : . : ry te wer . parTie > - - | ets , Pe] " too. Let's hope that Herbert’'ll be of this country. Gen. Mitchel the league. It is impossible t : -och Hospital under the 1 L oo —— Interest in Public Affairs. Standing. From the time Root was } le ij ay 7 fay ‘ 7 ’ ,° 7 ' ‘ he has ca is may : of the United States Supreme fe a right to demand that he the disarmament features of 11 "hite hea the Irish delega- |“Is the experiment gaining or los- | lisplayed a genius for in the case of Johnson and Gras “In his service ° } | will last or have they been | pe } : ervice to his country, . . ited that he bi: e he ‘self. nations all t Countries,” by John Gardner C ool- ‘ Lia imed th self . “= oe ' hite, Ireland 1s ti » to the cart] 4 TT. re Omi , no higher ‘ : War and Navy Departments n no way affect the United State ima tel aiiananlli - ' Knele oO Sixth and Lucas Prt mised the deficiencies, all the wrong steps: igher praise than that. He ‘the former Minister ot Nicaragua 4 3 Rico and the P . fa mean by that,” he explained — é Philippines, the pring 8 Pe So the Chi : j ng 90-23 Wyatt Building. | (will find i Sun Yat Sen and ! petiy desire of tl! General] | May. e co-ordination commis- a7 s n his instructions to the February 0 No Risk From Ground Guns. ably will deal entirely with the ‘the administration of government | ary, 1901, the formulation of % : , = ig- ) . ' nenmaan aes eltizens approximating a thousand ver my soul,” said Senator ReeG . as 4 - le > Viol- a called the P! contact with this challenging ug When flying at heights from toward dropping that movement Will Call Conference. pF : 34,200,000,000 francs, Deputy There is a _ far better under- atte amendment. You in China n ] tated sibereda by the corner of Sixth street and ucas right’on a ina. a =a never been touched.’ It was ftatec that munitions concerns in. ’ , e [ he most heavily taxed people 1" | sential in their duties of citizenship plied in Porto Rico and the Philip- hots in his outfit to ro up ove brought the heaviest resseure uDPD- — — Marahiv hy — , + , . . > . ea ae i ‘‘monstrosity” that : . after much research and long - | er I F | befor me long a nd pre rerandiy wy tn ed, had hee mn aet orated with flags the od as A . ‘. asked to pay nas they must this country there is a vast inquiry, a | er successful administration we ; causing the Cabinet to delay its de- resident of th 3. Super-| ment fo With some chapters on captivity te more ng th . lela president f the Bond Issue upe ic new-born “spirit ot gen- . , struction, ceremonies, and an invocation was In hi new-born ; pointed out, Staggering under a. Elections More Honest. the most notable service. He be- os , r - } i " llowing language: If we do not find a legal meth-| common then that are unthinkable| ?“"“Sement of that dynamic per- jit} itim stim 4 . ' | Kinsey, president of the Board oft aie eee. i re ver continue to pay it regularly, for it | pecome part of ordinary habit. trusted Root, and Root admired amiable creatures the Lord evet | s n thirsty. Where's the ladle?” : » . ae ect . m mitmons . +3 ‘ ‘ : , an i a . eee y eae ERE os ' | United St: ‘ic : aw earned the right to continue ‘ese: commutments unt 44 7 “What is the permanent effect th me th 2 Sere Bi Attorney for : ; ; } , >’ AS Dee SectlL le ‘. ¢ 8s : . M ————— = —————S : his position by unselltish service me n tiled ; ™ ‘in the maintenance and progress to. th “ awe n pt 9 of New York , , : ‘ . " ‘ : . us " > nave OWware slimypinatin ' : »r? “ rr - ‘ —The history of a famoys decision J Seeentry, and the taxpayers|} “ne move towards eliminating | inciple of | resolution. Me- |of liberty and justice?” he asked. Drouent, said the. Secretary, : 4 7 . . mratoesnl] lea. » ¢ha - — , . 4 a ! = | statecr: ‘€ : ': Court establishing rrtle to lands permitt« d id) KU on 7 € I that I he ; ' . ph ae ene: ae op . . +, . . f 4 *) oO . if } - ‘ing ground . Have all the sacri- | most a ra mapas as that df the - ‘ = Bes st k. As «1 laxpave r mn! : | J i" sident dge ‘ Summon ste - | se r e : Pas \ ; © = a t ’ : . : Sones gvamehe neal , ‘hina illicitl According to Me-.Completion of Structure atj Missourian Refers to His “‘Spirit| Finance Commission Declares With all the things I've een) yi. oeeesion ; nen ideal of | . Pee Mess of the General Staff and t® discuss land | ' | Z > . ; Jeb i'that seemed to be going wrong, all Bon and there could. be idg: : Marshall Jones —— ( overing we ot (sentieness and Cuts Means to Reduce De T 2 ‘the perio ‘om 1887 to 1908, by ree i aa es , , : had the w« rims pertog fro the retarded aviation develop- “Y#th naval questions it is differ- | (\veriook the value of illicitly ee- by June. Loose. Must Be Found. such ag the one xoward ’ Japan, | 164000en a a Sapir ne $0: aaa , ; ; ion in a Mt in this country. ent. oe | die no ee nevertheless I see that ithere is a' of people in Cuba, Porto Chi: ie : ee i eee ee Tor ly, libert Post-Dispatch Bureau far greater interest in public af-! cinies of Ameri it in: c + : iO! phpeT i} OSst- ISPALC euUTeau, ~ pr ; ina, © whims. the selfishness and the tra ‘* In arms conference in _o ealiv helie: ‘1, - ee} pean a? —s~ P the Ey the Associated Press | fairs among the people today than | can liberty, You a | . . wee : ae eg ee ; at c. eae Sa PARIS, Feb. 14.—In presenting |57 years ago. Where one man} Republic ‘? by Paul! Linebarger, * | oi _ I] arte beat .iTi ze if TresoOLULiIonN, row ne Cor] ] Tit i si Louis W ASHIN¢ 7 ( yN. } eb. 14.- | A frTi } ; , military rovernor of Cc } ‘ ; o2e Dower.”’ sic rill ‘t Mond: t prob- 2 . | ai : , , ~ _ les - could be found the Uda in Century.—-The author was a Cir- max to lose power. | peat chaos neet Monday. it prol while Francet las directly Aap-| new $1,350,000 public market Was etting temeparte and mod-'to the Chamber of Deputies today n interested in| ) : - ines, . ' |} our relation: (* . ah Judge, in the Philippines, an mee said he had been shot at|™ove to control the manufacture _ - © City officia business men and rf ? gentleness has come : ‘ and the social order you find a ateeas ee to Cuba which were has had long intimate persona i of times” by antiaircraft | of arms. There is a general trend British Cabinet Said to Hope U. S. ity O11 , USINess Men a spirit O1 Fenvienes: sis budget for 1925, which will tota thousand today. ards embodied: in what is —rs , ha Associate eas itnessed the ceremonies at the of Missouri in a Senate debate last +4 » . fing : | ; will fin > ure of the democratic movement tree tops up to 20.000 feet. and for an indefinite period. It is | ON] ON ey ’ 7 4—Hone bv } eatin 4 ' | : new traffic code pro- - ; m, Repenee Sy ag macys ys | Standing among the people of the | cation pe “ ese ee expl}- P } re . C . Pe _ +} age a ss . = Sala Saal 4] ad for sical 1) si led of Columbia. mission, declared the F rench were | Inited States today of what is és. | : ” principles to be aDp- “Indian Legends,” by : -- mmon Rk ; I a ue ritisn Government that a new Gis) avenuell where the skereron Of the) pasea 20 istrict nya , , Practice amone pursuit every produ: ink country have | armament conference will bs called , ae ; = ne-} if con let Reed then nroceeded to desc! ibe - ee : i be j pines and the f Toodman: St atford.—Collected . |) armamen rence Will structure, about one-hal ym plet- n the world and “cannot again ithan 57 years ago. Al ve hears. oundation of what- vw lan r - y gE lo r the ev nes for the eport of drawing on individual rovernments. to lay | I"r Se. 6 ' ; ‘ox ‘ . " . ‘ ste + inordinate punish- ; ’ : i ‘ i : ‘ : > . nite Stutfes, 1s believed €“er would mete out ino! : es | have in t e wequaintance with the Indians le fire and “making Fritz! off thet subject : | wen senting. oe tl ‘° comparatively mild of-j|7*©4!: " | studious investigation, a really anx- | “y nese islands. ammunition than o1 Fin! : i's Opi Resoluti ue § | rolegie France is paying more than half ious seeking after light as to the! t is, however, in the interna ‘ aul ‘ our ands Opium hesotution. cision regarding fresh warship CON-| yisory Committee, was master of tenses. } , her income in debt interest, he. duties of citizenship. | tional sphere that he has rendered Henece’ the Missouri Senator char- a » ve { | L.eness burden which amounts this year 1.o “We have more honest elections, | ral Secretary of State under 19.600,000,000 francs. |far more honest. Matters were | resident Roosevelt. It Is no dis- , ) ae sonali ay “Tf YT did not know that my od of reducing this interest,”” sald/ now, The process of the freeman’s ye to say that Roosevelt need- ‘ most iw. Viollette. ‘then we never casa will expressed in the ballot box has | ex wot. Roosevelt admired and “til . ; Page _ . a state . and a . Fable Service, werg among the made. I would say*that it had been is absolutely impossible for a sta the past I've seen men from lodg- dmonished Roosevelt. itions rife ; to who Conference Debates Purchase of ia ‘ ‘ ; ispeakers. The police band played. written by gome monster of the! with a budget of Peter typoe ing houses marched in single file Pe. Mr. Root has rendered even Mayor Makes tee. i rk aces. by some man who had francs to devote eT it _to the polling places, under supér- al fi ns eee eae the internation- da ages, Dy ! a elias Le service c Si wie , f e since m : "? c* ry > ry > Peres } e the ;¢ 4 “8 e * aocroas the | The commissions reporter | order they might be know , sidered to he the ce State and Socicty. , " 4 , “oh ne r cent of the pilots” in outside SURYVeStLION. lie Says h stop his pa in, was de bated vester- | cde i mov Trié | Ss! ate | | lf ) lash of (ne ] iw a rOSS he y 4 t e n n to have | rown bloody . ? t tI ] 2 ; white skin of human beings, by there must 4 SS a ae emo carried out the contract for which | wei i prs arc ib oe psalm | tad feeder: © «6fnternational opium +4 geen li leeled: |" . Ee Seen re debt must be pai . s 8 n cutti Charles C. P. Clerk, M. ; . Banization, were questioued. | clear up the oplum menace. How- | conference. granite, on whic! was chiseled: character. who would like .o some of the deb they would receive compensation. | utting through ’* Or ee graphica! ae ws: Stratford. rian of Ohio hy i. S. titled “A & ; - io : some : . added, must ve) _the entangl ‘roposing that a th the excepti lever, he realized that th at ™ e | _. |“Uhion Market, City of St. Louis,|,... thumbscrews and twist the |The refunding, he adde | You can argue pack from that the|,,, Stements which stood in ; % : Jes | : ~ is : . . ed ’ , ept on of one marine | > | . ’ ‘ nat ‘ ne origina! l ets Dominican Republic, Ro- 1994 H n “yr ty Kiel May or In cA . e . t1 . d ! an , v , on terms attractive to investors for | better purpose now of the plain ' t © way of the establishment of a : Fr v; . , ° 4tiv + ta ’ - . - te Piet = . ; Z A #TY J i@ i, ‘ ' ; = ‘ » @ ‘ tor tea: ni . sp ‘ . . , . : I : - er. ws pi “y- who has flown seven| resolution was freighted with dy-| livia, England and other nations|/ 777. | ‘ner stone in a copper mney 7A hg ‘ho would like to/some.other reason than interest, for | people of the country | permanent court of international electors, Who W's eee? and “is absolutely 1». | namite, so he will introduce a sub- | said the answer to the eet eee. See SO. ee ee somebody Who : os “ : ». reduced a | justice. } xies of the general. Weeate air service ne ne pate, ing | stitute, which reads: pe se eal ay ne oh ens. a 6 box the Mavor placed various docu- | stretch the body upon the rack) the interes! ee 8S nm |, Phere is greater honesty in pub- method iF cee ne spe hae - ath hale » : Vv [ AL, “aes . o- snouts ) no. eca use e\ )e- . ao aay © the Down- — 2 11 the ey2s “6 -ornoration facing suc & | lie service th h if ’ ecting udges made lands and Peoples. “I hot favor this pla “Whereas The recrudee ie 5 i ‘ Re : RK, ments. a resolution irom tie wi and turn and turn unt I d A corporat: ; ag an 2 ail century ago. | that ™ i an, but wanted , ru ecence of lieved laudanum contains so much > See on ‘ é . , : t 1esitate ' a court ossibl World of Today,” vols. ut thing different” f opium raising in China is due to opium that ; ee GN ahieg., LOWHn Improvement Association. | spring from the sockets and the | situation would, no — , More uproar has been raised by a | cessful eel *, and this sue- ta Compl ting a nt ‘ nt rom the! akon’ ‘Wintec! 2 é se . u ef m nat } ] creates a habit- and another from the Franklin blood gushes from the ears. I Deputy Violette continue. Rec- single dereliction in hich public | , t avor in the interest of : one ie four ; a1 arrangement in the na vy. | po | ik | (il wt irporses to present a : tn Faets s this oon dre “ censed ir SIA in arn } ‘ te . ‘ , tly — , conte rene lec . . '¢ h inking ‘ itv offi jais for their AC- ‘ But coming Aas it aoes from tn's terest on euch a great debt it Ww ould in the past encompassing large | seam hg 0 hagyege of law will ever infor a om j ton A. Sprague the sam ot om + : ‘ ry " * i re- eq yin ‘ ee tne subcommittee = binrity _ heh: if i the public mar- } , nign and ew eet soul, a fountain reduce it« Ch pital stock and would } numbers of men in high office The ne memory. : : ‘- ; ) ; 1 S0lVer ‘ “al 1¢e@ COT « Opium ‘oOn- IrovV1sl0 { i; the 4 ‘ cic title _ Eve A , des . : . " : ; , : } _—— ae feeling i ; o> 8 gol wages " ence suggests to tl | : } ney ‘ : a , a a ket: a history of the market site, ¢nat could give forth nothing but start afresh on a new basis to} excesses and frauds of the Tweed | : - ; n th . ¢ ; ” , . . er ic _ 4 rs i! i} . it ‘*t | 1) ¢ li OT TQ ‘Vv to the CON, nt oO ’ ‘ v ‘ ' 7 ‘i * e Laie ‘ P\aeata ; . a : ; , ‘ . ; v : ‘ ; . ' bclel.-Lettres, becau 7 ont ht Sg pa the League of Nations advi thorize ¢} “ oe ae o~ and copies of current newspapers. cgweet waters, I can only express "hs make money. The French repub- ring would be im possible today. COLLECTORS WILI ASSIST IN ‘ or se ' itc i ae aNé it : uA iS- mVIIZze LNeir ¢ *IUNIsStS to se jau- ; . | igs , - Hills.” by charles « %mman led b ai a meade ability of drawing h particu lanun nd “Ras = oe In his speech the Mayor urge l astonishment. The rest of the bil lic. however, emphati ally repudil The successors of those distin- . 7 7 ; e uv . . . « ’ . . . P » : m + hoor th oo 9p portance of the question of unli lic structures with new upon tl ¢ modern reform legislation led ©Y |.) t46 public controversy over the people would not stand for such | the ‘fate puty Commissioners of - ts ey . al ees ° a - ; ia ; ; + SLi cra lil- — . . ‘ = . _ : . . _ rmaron if additi ° hiay oraw av pe! cens a ty) D rt tion of rms - FERINAC , sites here the old have he " ] ms the uplifters; a riimpse, née nat rs, interallied debts which subject, he ‘ onditions. In {ongress now any : will = a Revenue Departmeri?t — be ona! Ph eaten ial ,c se amMmportation Aries n re- ' Pio! “2 O8 beak aseX'' ' : - : ° imy o . It } : pp i\ for hazardous | lation to +e atas problem es Cl GIVEN FASCIST 108 ‘ stablished. of the new iipberty. said, ought to be -discussed man who {s suspected of being | K: at = Pe in the vicinity of a Report pom pyrigeht, 1922 Parking Space Inside The opposition to the code caused privately. He was satisfied, he de- |crooked or a grafter is a marked |" °* “ouls beginning Monday to a "i on Test “Revised.” Opposition to Resolution. Copetia it ig by the Pp and Pulitze = * ; 4 to be laid aside. ; ‘that the countries which | ™an. L.f-ve assistance tn the making of : i am G Shauf * ; ublishins . | ‘We have made a ilistake “8 yea : ‘ ' ciaread, tte — | eat x returns Th . ehauffier, of the Several delegations are prepar- Ana thy ' " , h to fight for | People More Tole ’ e service is ; ¥ Mir service , 4) 7 | | ) ¢h 2 ye ' Wi Educator Diés. {sent their youtns to . - af , olerant. ifree of © a —_ ho ohs rved 1 i}*° in) ¥ le ,f } ‘aioe 7 of t} Reé NIE 4 Le Pe Ory _ . uh ine around too much, es Wife of A t : : ee *_¢ an the public ‘a ts, j ing to demand the rejection rie Premier Mus-jJ I —_ oo suld be just. WwW 'e hec P i Bvin -~* oaet ' : Me ee: : — sociated Press France wou eV ecome a more tolerant) urged to see ec e ou? hy So @ battleships Vir-| resolution, even if so altered. The ‘Solini has appointed Robetto Feri-!said. “Property values have been ERT [ass Feb. 14.— “It would have been useless to) people. The Ku Klux Klan is the home badass i te ers ong ar 5 in “+ Jersey off Cape Japanese are particularly agitated.) nacci, ~ fyrant of Cremona,” Sec-! constantly changing as the result a iat ; gaaen d here yesterday | save us, only to ruin us now,” he! protest of narrow-minded men left | ' Towns to be visleoa. taka if by 923, was recalled ard! M. Sucimura. their chief delegate, rctary-General of the Fascist party; | This market, erected on a -site, Wore Was che” a oe fp Peemayi ate , | hen! oesie: ) ay, are aed ome mil- mS into the re la lette h es : aes le at y cor oe ? hereby reviving : ] t whi a : ders: } ce ] n wu 1 for market of the death in Baltimore ® anou" exciaimer: fetak iden ar ) na against & progress they dis-| Ked Bud ‘reenville, Mascoutah, ~ ; . af . . ' lias ree*y) “Tigi ‘Ons ‘ At?ta — : . v4 ‘- . PIS rit i As W rnictdi Las ce use i? . : ; is 7 , ifa } / ns re 4 S 3 ; Stank . . - y e : | eh) : ac 4 have read, mon after the operations to! with Tokio, gnd Baron Ishii who is abolished last July Deputy Gi urpos sinc 1866 fixes the Mannine L. Meiklejohn, he - bl A pose i na 7 ” die ‘dina ead bebe ae se ance. end Jerveyue.” Oe . Sas ae | = 4 r On if . ‘ ‘ ro Sikhs 2 j . . = atin a7 % »* o ut zi 7) rrPeoses Ce vo, ° = _ 7 : ‘ ; a. le a. “ “ : P Yr ii { . ‘ ; t P . she bhai an novel of the rman Mek« VAL of | ee Hie ‘fp 7 T ery De a of the ] Pugkue counci) uUnmALa. who had he ld the office ed ropert . 4 alues in this dist rict ae Alexandet MesRreso NR. aren ‘ oY ulat ’ o te ; ©“ * t d t ’ es eer sty — ago for such : Places where the collectors will call ve bigs “Y Affair | De agree ‘ | (ras te) + .) ee 5 ein ae a on ar Oe president of Ambherst ilege.' wealth of rance amounted to) a broad-minded project as the/during the month they are in the year Ding airs Committee. te-/ is reported to be wire-pulling fran- linquished it when Mussolini The Public Market will be com- Mre Meiklejohn had been ill for! about 1,800,000,000,000 francs, | great campaign for the Cathedral f‘eld are Coulterville Chester, ~ * 2 - a co re . . , ‘ . . a. (tne whet . . shee ore th " " rT)? 1% ‘ « «+ . 6 , ‘ ; : _ Coy os Tic . r fo ‘ ’ = - . 4 / - 4 ' a? | , ‘ - — > ’ *. kidna Ferber s card eng oe ee ony tee i Bago ga Hi steed 8 hep sappy ten: thon a the. Cae ‘laome time at the Johns Hopkins while in reality about 1000 billion] which Bishop Manning leads to-|Sparta, Highland, Alten, Colfina- ’ "Pe i Om $y . ; ‘ —T statictice§ : é se *r [He arrests« ete ses j Ae Tit sey O 1 : OAs , . » ° oa : , / i ’ tam " oom n Rear Admiral] reflected by the League efatistics tne age oA Ett i ee arre ts of Gi said ] iele a Kinsey . maker examined a re- pan. The new appointment silences t: it Suites he added. Of |tary in i te : nstruction is the while the Americans were taxed) The Mexican War wouldn't be pos- | dition deputies will be stationed at . | the BSinkine of the ship. Sucimura has had prepared all rumors that Farinacci is oa; the oat of $1.350.000, $1.000,090 nove a9 - ob ne er floors 10 only one-twentieth of their gross! «ible now. People wouldn't stand | the: Federal Bullding In East st. the bond issue, adapuon RO se Heer IB se irkinz ineome of $71,000.000,000 fromJjfor it. Our treatment of the In- Louls the first two weeks in Mareh — 7 Pra La Pier 1). sardine r, @a) rounnter-arzumeni regarding the pos d to Al uss lini as | ovide d Ys i ae Yiation "' ¢ : wealth of £300,000,000,600. dlags, a great blot upon our his- to assist with returna. Fas to th. rd . ' ‘ ’ '% raat ‘* ’ ‘ ‘ SS wi : | 7 >} 7 7 ‘Sala * Dart ‘ . ’ : a | f : mvullavl: ' i) »: — i) oud sting : , : ) i? ; z at. | eland is } ‘ i’) ; : 4 : asc) : tia ; sil | itix ‘ . ting to the’ secend after Musselini. general funds Of stcel and con- . ‘. %. -— La eee 0 automobiles. their ued wii Page if.) * . , <r J ij ij Oj t

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a 5 ME Pe DOOD A Me POOLS IO I A EGO A EN ET EE ee * © oY O29 ae eee Se ee oy RE Rae BTA 7 # A EN NE ES ES AE i a RE - is , met ee See Bee oe — WSO TT FY ee ee ee ae eo . RTI POTION TE TREES 7 eR om. a -- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATU RDAY EVENIN - Se ae Fey it 2 OK RS eS ROI 1 Bee ——_. ey ee ee VILIRS Pe EO } iS eae PRT et Soe , FEBRUARY 14, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 187%. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing. Company. Twelfth Boulevard end Olive Street. r THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. I know that my retirement will make mo difference in its cardinal Principles. that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all partics, mever belong to any party, always : / | : The Mayoralty and Our Judiciary. Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatc IX men have announced or wil) an- am uppointments for the institutions for the purpose of LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE | BAKER CHOOSES SPOILS. | The statement of W. C. Pierce, lately removed from ‘the eleemosynary board by the Governor, disposes of ‘all doubt as to Gov. Baker's stand on — the ‘State hospitals to patronage jobbing. é | “Compliance with the Governor's wishes, said ‘Pierce, a Republican, “called for the removal by the board of C. C. Graves, steward at State Hospital No. ©, and Tom Dumphy, steward at State Hospital No. 3, | | both of whom had rendered efficient service and both | of whom had the commendation of every member of _ the board present at the meeting, and for no reason assigned for such removal except, in the first in- stance, to make a berth for the Governor's brother-in-| l tate to acquiesce in a decree of summary 40 It is a professional! joy-killer. We should hesi- ding. | versal death at 50. But whenever the ‘of reform appears in the 50-year-oldster doctors might well hesitate about salvaging that | specimen. . As a matter of self-preservation, they ’ | d uni- | symptom | the | should hesitate, for no profession is more seriously | menaced by the belated reformers than is theirs. A wise old girl is Nature. —_ -_— o THE “VICIOUS INTERESTS.” Gus O. Nations, former chief of the Federal pro- hibition enforcement unit in Missouri, indicted by the | Federal grand jury, charged with using the mails to law and in the second place to make one fora brother | defrand, declares that it was the “vicious intetests” | Knight of Pythias.” Gov. Baker is frank and unblushing in his deter- mination to overthrow ghe whole principle of non- partisanism in the administration of institutions for the unfortunate to provide jobs for his favorites. A law was passed four years ago to remove the admin- ‘ eaitoriai | | ness. Of all pDiays on | mdicate that Mr. Bradv’s is the worst | MacKellar, | In aw! _a 3 the salacious sroadway. reforts {ts star, Helen rt the company be- ‘ter af her role, and has has ve to fess. | called upon the producer to terminate the pl Mr. Br: oh : . fi idy rather nervously blames it all on the pub- publie is says he. price | running are deg > . °* : to blame, “because it + pays the » sea filer? } - *~ te —~ ° fi! I avs now radinge to dramatis the entire ctage” Apart ’ -scenr mora! Stage to its material is | Sad business for the nr ih shee andgaye revolt ag ome from al’ of the Iowever. the the the brothe! bound iy I lo = i un to nrorve thine is sure » r - : : — ° There is a limit ev to public pruriency THE NEEDLE’S EYE. (From -he Brooklyn Eagle.) at 3° out of every | ’ - 37-_oOoonr oe ee ' | ‘00 eee ~~ -$. + SASuay the protective ardent youth of our national life we preached. prac Rut to actors and to with the protection of the Griesedieck Brewery in the | He, like Gus, was the victim of a black | | | Federal | In the case of his’ brother, Heber, they must have controlled the intel-) the special | ’ in- | Look at London, Miss London, gloomy, melancholy and sor- | is, has a glorious literary tra-| effect on i: | Papen OED Hy ons'>.- bl «a th +? “e. YAY OTRIAT v oe y eR IN? Aa 4. ~ — » OT im al * UST LPS TR OC Ve, ad ot mea fa in - > Fol eere eer at bert ee ee el rr Se a rr i en es D> x.y. 7 "\d er _* Wiig a - were, “e 4 he vet a ct o - = i * . 4 » “~ oe. - pares ) . ‘ 4 pee ~* is * 7 » —* aw @ei Ded od, _— nd nets : f.7 af as 4 JF = LO TM INE MERA ea SE + T a 4 re Sete Ss —* oy el ° AS ar repomny wg - - SS a ae ee eS ey, Ne ‘> > eh Se? ae om , . ~'> . - a “~~ = mo. 4 ~ oe —* o eee fT we atx Say: > pte» “ee - oud wor — "2 ans . "een oe = BROTHER. IN-LAW OF THE GOVERNOR. Mea _ “se So or oe ei. “as Te es ———— QUALIFICATION i’ who The MI RROR PUBLIC OPINK This column is 73 designed tof without bias the tatest eading publicists. newspapers cals on the questions of the é Written for the Post-Dispatch By CLARE McADAMS JUST A MINUTE Copyright. 1925. WHAT THE RADICALS ARE SAYING. +hoa SPEAKING OF PROPAGANDA. On Linco! Birthday Washington sent it to the provinces probably thousand as Hie who is : i forcibly stopping mouth of his opponent, or for burning any he stake, or thrusting him into ison, or exacting a pecuniary fine from impairing his means of procuring nest livelihood, or treating him ‘ully, on account of his peculiar view n) — > & © B@ eee tae at. minion of : irit of ruffianism or coward- ind discovered that Mr | * ' ‘ , ' : chien by that fierce intoler- by the whic h characterized Paul of Tarsus an zeal to exterminate the heresy of stianity.—William Lloyd Garrison. CAPE COD SHIP From the Washington Post © Semen too frequent Pet persons to regard public importance as of only _lecal ore to oppose the general Government, ¢ item of history works in question, to-wit, the canal. More than a hundred | of the pioneer promoters of | nén ne other than John C. © ss 9 | Carolina, who certainly had no! " sachusetts interests to serve. ASS iw ar in the Cabinet of President 3 earnestly recommended that ment undertake the construct “Prom Barnstable to Buzzard’s of a comprehensive scheme of I provements of value to the WaaEs It is most agreeable to add that i ent time some representatives states are possessed of the same iy are advocating Federal purchase ®™ nal, as part of a nation-wide Seae= and, coastal navigation. 4 do to be saved? course, been oniy too many ANXIOUS. that were nothing but local gt fact must not prevent recogaane a ; that others are of general if Sir: No m hypocritical set of. bell- that a canal in New Ensiendl wethers ever led a nation into a fouled and benefits to the Carolinas or to a dangerous corner than the leaders of the inland waterway from Boston te’ Republican party, with the Republican Sen- may be a grandiose scheme, but | the United States the chief dema- be absurd to declare it either They yell in unison, whenever the | even improbable. of Nations is mentioned, “Beware ilang.ing alliances with foreign na- ’ Di. 2 likeness in theref instructive Sir: I do not solve crossword or otter puzzle; I do not play mah jongg or bridge atte ll I = _ know Babe Ruth's batting average 1 integrity. iast season (or any other season); I do not courage. own a Ford or an automobile: I do not ralisplitters. “belong” to any organization whatsoever: I do not go to church (nor yet to hell): I do not go to the movies; I do not patronize bootleggers; I do not own (or wish to own) a radio. I repeat: I do not own (or ae dee wish te own) a radio. If perfect American- aaa | ism be ced by 100 per cent, then : ucting 10 per cemt for each of the above m4 . (conservatively) as a that I am equal to humble origin listaste for pomp. A RE ee ae Perhaps t! between ti iere le (wo more or less to a represent rai Ti , ore oint we wish to make is that these ili go out on Washington’s and discover much the same re- Mr. Cootidge :« to r = WwW between Gen. AMERICANS IN OPES From the Charleston News and Sor NOTHER American singer, & A Tibbett; a young Califo won pronounced.favor in opera ropolitan in New York. A been said through the years about” singers being denied opportunites two leading opera companies of & States, the Metropolitan and | | Civic Opera. Those who have | fault have no doubt been correct @ instances and have had ample complaint, bu’ in spite of this the Americans who have won thelr” rve the CO} unt ry Now I+ and had the was but recently try of ours got into the entangling alliance with a vehement muchness: not only one nation, but with 40 of them. We fleet loads of supplies to the al- lies, loaned them Dillions of dollars: fol- it up with an army of millions of that this coun- of i-¢ ~ * > of view. business with sent get done about two men wi Wash- Olidge wears thea 'T wane * that Gen * - IMto ti scrap with both feet: ered ourselves all over with glory (7?) Now id imagination of the most gifted Republican Yar can conjure up an entangling alliance to beat this perform- I would be pleased to hear from him. yet, when the scrap was over the of our troubles was the untanglinge Ives from this most extraordinary the ranks of both organizations egftangiing alliance. About all there was sc small and there have been 4 to it shouts of victory. a hand- netable achievements. Because shake with our allies, and we sailed away greatest grand operas are foreign Bf for hom: The pride of nations. and the ind because opera is a far more = toast of the world! SELAH. and popular thing in Italy, im © ‘austria, in France and in other = coun’ries than it is in the United Baas eign artists still predominate. 43°59. the majority because a greate® e==™ them are capable and satisfying & opera. That they are is @ tu. quence of the popularity of opera a resultant quantity of epera : repe, not ‘to mention inherent | devotions developed through | These being obvious and : the accomplishments of eign operas have been this day there can be little } most deserving Americans, ¢ m any wise company rth tae cov- his »k. bait and sinker. il propaganda be we see Honest a = — i= W ik i ne > 4 wo if the viv ance, And least é i . or ourse tors will drift back e thousand ora “~* »~* was some ive a good ! us augh over ft. } himself will give a couple of . . ° The new, Pa: The humorie* isplitter. Strickland Gilliland wrote the Flanigan poem while city editor of the Ri¢hmond Abe TI (Ind.) Palladium. “I was also the staff The non-prevaricator of reporters.” he says, “and as city editor new father. I used ta send myself around town for news The hatcheteer. and then report back to myself. One day ee I dint fave anything to write, so I sat Don't layeh. down and beat out the poem, which had a hen a people can be worked like that come to me while I wad playing with the ne matier is ower rhyming ef ‘off ag’in, on ag’in." The printer . objected, said I was putting dialect Into the Washington is laughing at a characteriza- paper. But the next day I heard a man tion of Mr. Coolidge attributed to a woman. yell across the street to another: ‘Say. did is sa:d to have expressed the opinion you read that in the Palladium last night it he was weaned on a pickle. Th e storw teller. "'T’'} a xable. a about Fianigan?” That was fame.” ; of touch—the upper kerhoard was SATURDAY. - FEBRUARY 14, 1925. a MUSIC __| “Mme. Landowska and Her Harpsichord Attract Large Symphony Audience. By RICHARD T. STOKES. FTER a century er a quar-/ A ter, onde more - they stood confronted, the slayer and the siain, yesterday afternoon on the Odeon platform. That the former foes to the death were inanimate blunted the drama but little. To she left, its steel thews gathered as if for a spring, crouched a CORe) cert grand pianoforte, brutish, ebon and deadly. Poised at the right on fair. and delicate limbs, like a Princess among.keyed in- struments, was @ harpsichord. They were to plead their cases De- fore_ posterity, with Mme. Wanda Landowska, eminent Polish artist, as interpreter for both. The harpsichord spoke, and tt was as if zephyrs swept a harp, or thin, clear chimes came tinkling from elfiand. Fragile, ghostly clangors fell shimmering on the ear. Then, as the performer shift- ed from the lower to the upper of the two keyboards, the accents grew shy and veiled, tender and vestal. To the support of thisf dainty and elegant art came the music of Handel, Bach, Mozart, Rameau—music ingpired by the aristocratic harpsichord; and above their favorite instrument seemed to hover the specters of other men of genius—the Scarilat- tis, Couperin, Haydn and the bril-/. liant eons of Johann Sebastian Bach. Caliban Ts Domesticated. : When it came the piano’s turn to plead, it was obvious that Mme. Landowska. had tamed this Cali- ban In the tnterest of Miranda. She chose Mozart's’ concerto in E-flat (Koechel 482): Mozart as a child hased his pianoforte style on the! ‘harpsichord, and into this work! was carried much of the purity, | refinement and gentleness of the, older instrument. It remained for | another performer, Alfred Cortot, \- last night at the Principia, to oy hibit the piano in all its brutality! ag an instrument of modern vir- | tuosity. ‘The novelty of the harpeichoré. | which most of us had never seen. or heard, attracted an unusually -« large audience to the Symphony (orchestra's concert, which will be repeated tonight. They saw an in| strument, said to. be a replica of} one used by Bach, which was} * shaped like a. grand piano, but of | much smallerand tighter «structure. It had two keyboards and seven pedals. For the sake of contrast in tone color—as the harpsichord gives but little response to variety: equipped with leather plectra and the lower with quills. It is under- stood, of course, that the strings j.° are twitched with “picks’’, attached! to the keys, and not struck with hamnrers, as in the piano. By means of some of the pedals performer could couple § the)! manuals, or combine only the bass f or treble registers, as she pleased. The other ‘pedale were mode nec- > the

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SATURDAY FER rite ARG 14, ‘loos ‘mour Buchan the CONnQUerors of ind gay men! We ith death We —— ge age. We pity them grh to feel his sneerg, of life The indif. bored—the Poor almost tou 7 of Hugh de Se. ris little novel, hief and th: Verfeep ind Charles Boni), rical cry, @ plea inshine, and that io be oneself that is the finest and most ur younger writers > is a mere eplsode of ory length. Joan and tly mi: rte d sincerely \ Oliver's older broth. ¢ Wife, Eleanor, _ Who are \. Fdone for,’ ' Sinking prion: il middle age of j to think of a beauti- being bored,” eptes f all times. Oh! bore. he sun shines on the om, when there's gor. ghter and birth and e, It makes me mig. ik of i" Pirin try to remedy luring Eleanor and ferent ways to “The om which the young “sacred from wran- rriblemess and all the wistence - icred to older couple, left alone, : gid out of it grows their j understanding of each ‘he woman who has ak A to be “a bride In white ~-ad the husband who has himself to be “as imper- dentist” vanish, leaving nd Herbert grasping he youth they have alj- fraid to know. —_— LINCOURT has wqrit- 4 “Young Mischief and: Pair,” a prose-poem, 1anner of poets, he has an little more deeply into the an most novelists care to laps that quality is what person than Mr. Have- who appreciates the coo! , f- Mr. Selincourt’s “new ns’ of life.’ The “new ns” are not abstruse ones, Simple as it is golden. he great art of miming 4 “yY he announces, “is to enjoy fat’'s the great art of life, Let's hope that Herbert'll be Where's the ladle?” ('nited States » from the American Indians, case of Johnson and Grag Lessee vs. McIntoh. Of 2r00m Letters trom Many ” tries,” by John Gardner Cool 7 4 N eriod from 1887 to 1908, by¥® rmer Minister ot Nicaragua 5 the legation ing Marshall Jones.—Covering IGUCE ne a4 At he al by the " OC ic,” by Paul ‘'—The author was a “5 “ dge in the Philippines, 4 s * a long intimate t with this challenging fis- ? the democratic movement Ina. fian Legends,” by J. J: man: Stratford. »y ona much research and 1long intance with the Indians, some chapters on captivity .£& them. Bridgeman of the Cross Justin Jones.—An autobie- Sgarshall Mas-~ phical narrative by a man who” : David been compared with in. Ancoln’s Last Speec h in Sree in jhe Campaign of 1858, ersity of Chicago Press. ? text *never before publishes i a short historical introduce q . State and Society. - “The ‘Machine’ Abolished,” by narles (. P. Clerk, M.. D.: Put* im’s. Proposing thé it all our elec) ons be conducted by appoint dies if electors, who will h a: ® proxies of the general. lands and Peoples. World of Today,” vols. Ul a Putnam ’s. (‘comp ete ich in the scope of © books purposes to esaat al pendium of reographical a iON. Delels-Lettres. io Hills,”” by thews: Stratford. irlian of Ohio by /H. 5. Subtitied \ Measure yourself i reading the Sook # ms lion people sve aa the biggest novel of t year Edna Ferber a So-o-o Big! | Double t bookstores all ow a quar- a am qq . FTER a century and a 4q As a harpsichordist she revealed | Wydown terrace, was ittle arrangements of 4 have their first real # cd him high praise from? ves a rule, offhand, whick : | the lower with quills. It is under- | York. bl = = = — - - ne es mete —— a jstory of a famous decision g Supreme q establishing trtle to lands The other pedale were merde nec- Yat Sen and the Chinese? Linebarger: personal | Heresford Jreq SATURDAY, | FE BRU ARY 14, The + oon veréborres! TCH alone has ee le ee 57,000 MORE aided Circulation than hati nee "evening newspapers COMBINED ) oT. LOU! a —— MUSIC 5 25 siteees sense tore) DAVID D, WALKER Ill ENGAGED }and so on, with the result that | Announcement Is Made at Lunch- | Landowska and bh there are some 80 strings tothe oc-| eon Given by the Mother, Mrs. | |tave as against 12 in instruments John C. Hall, of equal temperament. The engagement of Miss Cath-| ' | | i oe Continued From Page 9.) “Mme. Harpsichord Attract Large Symphony Audience By RICHARD hp. STOKES. Master ot Classic Style. erine Hall, daughter of Mr. and} hing's signature, and exclaimed: Mme. Wandowska, whose appear-| Mrs. John C. Hall of 225 Oakwood ances occupied all but three works | avenue, Webster Park, and David | ©YST Sets out it will ruin the navy. on the program, made a steadily | Davis Walker III, son of Mr. and| it om mon revised the acticle until increasing impression as an artist.| Mrs. David D. Walker Jr.,. of 14) vas a “mere apology,” Shaufsier announce .q | testified, and it was so sent out by ter, onde more they stood confronted, the slayer and the lucid, fastidious style. But - her|Hall for her daughter. The wed- | with Gen. Pe rshing’s O K, iain, yesterday afternoon o8 om great triumph, it must be agmit- | ding will take place next fall. ts - = eee Admiral Shoe- Odeon platform, That the corny a ted, came with the Mozart concerto | Miss Hall was educated at Miss 0% er told him on. the way to the foes to the death were neg «1 for pianoforte. This was an ex~- | Ev ans’ School in St. Louis and the | the py og the bombing operations blunted the drama but little. io quisite and moving experience. For | Bennett School] in Millbrook, N. Y. a Virginia and New Jerse Vv the left, its steel thews gatheret once, the hearer was face to face /She is a debutante of this season, tee gn hee ty compartments and as if tor a spring, crouched a CON-' with the true classic style, with the and served as a maid of honor at [ote not be sunk by cert grand pianoforte, brutish, | chaste Hellenic sense of beauty. All| the Veiled Prophet ball in Octo | °O™O05: ehon and deadly. Poised at the/ is said with the affirmation that/ber. Mr. Walker is an alumnus o! When he tssued the statement,” right on fair and delicate limbs, | Mme. Wandowska played the con- |Taft School in Watertown, Conn like a Princess among keyed in- | certo as Mozart himself would /and of Yale. ove struments, was 4a harpsichord.| have done. She is the finest Mo-| The ruests were Misses Jane a tgs in They were to plead their cases be-| zart interpreter the writer has ever |Thompson, Harriet Moore Eliza- Degg mnie =. : fore posterity, with Mme. Wanda)! heard. ~~ i'beth Tupper, Barbara Bay, Betty volthertne ae ee had been Landowska, eminent Polish artist, Her works for harpsichord were | Corby, Virginia Garrett, Eline Jar- r Pp . y opening the doors be- as interpreter for both. Handel's Concerto itn B-flat Major, | vis, Elizabeth Dyer, Mrs. Walter C. tween them and all the aviators The harpsichord spoke, and it|and three solos—Handel’s Tema Engmann and Mrs. James W. Por- 7 was as if zephyrs swept a harp, OF|/ con variazioni (“The Harmonious | _teous, peveagan ‘hin, clear chimes came tinkling Blacksmith"), Bach's Gavotte in G from elfland. Fragile, ghostly! Minor, from the Third English | PATROLMAN JOHN LANGAN DIES | elangors fell shimmering on the} Suite, and Mozart’s “Turkish | ear. Then, as the performer shift-/ March.” In reply to prolonged ap- ed from the lower to the upper of| plause and many recalls. she added | the two keyboards, the accents) Rameau’s “Le Tambourin.” coe the tnat 26 veate hen walked grew shy and veiled, tender and) Mr. Ganz Directs Ably. te be senate Hu mesg aie = er a a he wee removed to the mri ekg One of the navy flyers called be- | , r symphony, and Beethoven's over- Baptist Hospital from his home at./¢or4 the committee was LI : op amped te uen she Scarist-iture, “Leofiore,” No. 3. The | 4411 Athlone avenue. The funeral |¢-.q y winiame t ann oe ne tis, Couperin, Haydn and the bril- Schubert symphony displayed the arrangements have not yet been |. anit a iams, former holder o lant sons of Johann Sebastian) pest conducting Mr. Ganz has done indies Bes pike | . = on oa, Spees record and win. aa eh. ade. ner of the Pulitzer race in 1923 at this season; the tone quaHty was —_—--- , St. Louis He was quest at Caliban Is Domesticated. excellent, the mood was restrained. Richard P. McClure Buried. eee eee © was questioned at When it came the piano'’s turn|and there was an abundance of| The funeral of Richard P. Mc- |/¢78th about the new type Boeing | to plead, it was obvious that Mme. shading, though this was a matter/Clure, 41 years old, who died training plane of _ whi ich the n avy Landowska had tamed this Cali- of dynamics rather than time. The | Wedn oe ww at his home, 2047 Easi ‘recently ordered 72 at $9000 eac ban in the interest of Miranda. She precarenen ts Migg sebelah He was trying out the one rec elved irs oveme » Vival ‘ork | Fair avenue, after an eight weeks’ | first movement of the Vivaldi work | lair a & tN at Anacosta recently and. though considered one of the nayy’s crack " ’ > a ; ;" ‘ ' _ chose Mozart be conce rto in i -flat | wis inclined LO be rough rather litre [Ss. VW as held today from unde; = . 52 Zi , : +] | : yy? ed ? - (Koechel 482). Mozart as a child than ma jestic: but the familiar taking parlors nt oité North (;ran.j ’ + based his pianoforte stvie on the tia ; . ts pilots, he was unable to pull the , ; . , Largo was sensitively played. boulevard, to Bellefontaine Ceme.- I lane out of a tail 2 nd g : " 2 . - u i al ‘ i SY1i? 1 TV harpsichord, and into this work Cortot. known heretofore as an’ ter} Mor 18 vears he had bees . I was carried muc! f th suri , a , ne | crashed, he and the observer nucn ol ne purity, | artist of Gallic refinement and, ¢mpioved in tne Circuit Clerk's o escaping with minor iniuries : ‘ a ‘ a 9 . . . P . .) ; | ; Survive him Henry Kaune Dies After Stroke. Kaune, 70 Mie roads fair Joplin——Part cloudy; Jefferson muddy. Columbia—Clear: roads very muddy, Moberly—Clear; roads muddy. Hannibal—Clear; roads muddy. Springfield—-Part cloudy; roads | good. | roads good. City—Clear; roads o, Muenchen, New 13, President Legion Post Costume Ball. costume ball will be given by Resolute) New the Jackson Johnson Jr. post of the |; American Legion at the clubhouse, stood, of course, that the strings; Africa, Feb. 12, are twitched with “picks’’ attached | Tork. to the keys, and not struck with! New York,, Feb. 13, President! 4160 Lindel! boulevard, tonight hammers, as in the piano. | Monroe, Manila via Boston. . By means of some of the pedals. Sailed. CHURCH NO TICES, the performer could couple the. Batavia, Feb. Ze BReleeanland = : Manuals, or combine only the bass. (from New York). Singapore. o treble registers, as she pieased. New York, Feb. 13, (CHURCH NOTICES. Braga, Mar- | ghee lsat SCIENCE | : ule ‘ . > | > . seilles. tee ject of the Iesson-sermon at each Psalms 67:5. FIRST CHURCH. Kingshighway ar . | Westminster place, 11 a. m and 8 m.* Re ading ,room, 4744 McPher- S¢ pen dally rom 9 ite ‘soul, r ( “og DE: N TEXT : } es — - - . — a a BY RICKENBACKER from Station WJZ, under Gen. Per-!| s “It’s all true, but my Gol, if st i+ . ° is |infinite fleetness of finger, and a/today at a luncheon given by Mrs. | observation transport's radio, | Shauf-| ‘Shauffler said, reading from a ree | “Aviation,” “it | ‘water tight integrity’ | Ihad to do was rupture the outer | of the vessel to fill her witn | Ww i Bureau of Yn- | “absolutely false,” and | committee afforded | —— Saaremaa ne ee ae + 5 eee 8 Sree teat, 78 Wes: i Pan gt a 9 fe Pr “ll ' . a ria EE i) S POST-DISPATCH 1 ree eee pa ~- — sili am Phage _PHOTOPLAY ‘THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS i PHOTOPLAY THEATERS That Novel That Thrilled the World | in “Just a Song | at Twilight” | Supported by Evelyn Greeley and ’ DESIR With Wyndham Standing Diana Miller Pedro de Cordoba [™ | | = | —Starting February Twenty-First— Sereendom’s ty Adopted From Greatest Ouida’s> Star *‘Strathmore’”’ 7 DOUBLE FEATURE WEEK | RICHARD BARTHELMESS |! F' LAM Ks | INGS AaVOLt - eed | “APTER SIX DAYS" GRAND Washington at Sighth » CENTRAL GEORGE FITZMAURICES ; RO DUCTION oo f , / dise e388 Pate Ij DIFFERENT, y [LEEN ORIGINAL; DRINGLE FLORENCE RONALD COLMAN DORIS KENYON WALTON JOHN PATRICK AND LEON MOST LUXURIOUS PICTURE OF |) 7 IM nea i oe GRAND CINTRAL ag pr HENRI KUBLICK AUSTRIAN MUSICAL GENIUS SAM ASH 1924"MUSIC BOX” TENOR Y The Dancing Idols_of Two Continents, im The World’s Most Exquisite Exposition of the Art of Ballroom Dancing And the Singer of ‘*Blues’’ GEORGE MORTON with a ‘‘Hawaiian Fantasy,’’ Featuring Six Hula Girls, CARLO RESTIVO Wizard of the Accordion. ALEXANDER GRAY All New—5th_ Annual (Late of ‘‘Ziegfeld Follies’’) . Cre > NW] Bil VIL in a beautiful stage number with his ONCE ~_ ‘‘SUNKIST BEAUTIES,’ Six Dazzling :. Peaches. | CROSS-WORD | ‘ MUSICAL iF JL NOVELTY, by Gay and Expert Company of 90 TOM TERRY 50 Famous Artists’ Models FIRST TIME IN. ST. LOUIS Nights, $1.00 to $3.50: Wed. and’ Sat. Mats., $1:00 to $2.50. AMUSEMENTS TOM: — gt A Gala ERE: Embellished with Beautiful Scenic Effects. } ON THE SCREEN VIOLA DANA and PAT O'MALLEY in “The Beauty Prize” A Metro Goldwyn Picture IRPHEWM: CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE 2.15—TWICKR EVERY DAY--8:15 ~ JACK ARTHUR GYGI AND NORWORTH RYRON SEVERN AL MOORE AND U. 8. ORCHESTRA Week Starting Sunday Matinee MADAME SOPHIE TUCKER The International Comeditenne a - I “niver* | raron:* play of len he (as Ee Mc ~ — Announcement Extr: Pa mar ary— Vith the i & A N é a. LOUIS ALL WEEK, a ONY i ig tT Hi T x rb. 14 CONDUCTO oR PIANIST and yi RECORDING ARTIS “THE DIXIE HANDICAP” | CLAIRE WINDSOR, FRANK KEENAN. LLOYD HUGHES A Metro-Goldwyn Picture. Sun. Cont. 2:00 to 11:00 P. M. (janz. in addition to conduct- the orchestra in regular Sym- meert program numbers as Pianist. the Liszt A- neerto, with orchestral AMUSEMENTS _ AMUSEMENTS ;ompaniment. Then, as Con cue tor, he wil lead the orchestra it the orchestral accompaniment te the J.iszZ -rliat Concerto as played by T a: ae U0-ART RE- PRODUCIN’ A: AS RE- CORDED BY MR. GANZ, HIM- SELF. nee ODEON—TONIGHT—$:15-——-THE GREAT TLANDOWSKA CELEBRATED HARPSICHORDIST a andowska Will Not Be Broadcasted) ee ee te een ~ POPULAR PRICES Rox Seats day St: tat ot hae PRL Bal 50c r} a - Si Leawieg ST. LOUIS | SUNDAY. 3:15 SYMPHONY Pr ms "" P ORCHESTRA 2 Bi =| Bassoonist —Max | FUHRMANN | SUNDAY. 3:15 | 25c-50e i iE () E i ° a | Solotst orate || RUDOLPH GANZ, Cond. Harpist—Graziella FRI. AfT. F EB 90. 91 | | PAMPARI |7 == THE CELEBRATED PIANIST fH leek . Rhy wd Sint. Today 2:15 Sharp SAM H. HARRIS heya IRVING BERLIN Musie Box Revue! LAST 2 2¢ ~é - BOTH asntliieeadiieeee ee pom za ee eee ee LET’S GO ETT 1 Boloist With ——— ne an en = Rd PERCY GRAINGER SSS | | ’ : | | with MANNY KING CHORUS OPPORTUNITY heeeaay AVE. at is on boulevard, 11 a. m. and & Dp. m Church School—9:380 A. M. a.m and 8 p.m. Read- | 8:00 A, M.—Holy Communion. THE STANDARD AMERICAN ANNUAL SEVENTH CHURCH, northwest cor- Free Noonday ei ere daily, | DOWNTOWN READING ROOM Second Review of 1924 Dally m. to 10 p: m Affairs 11.00 A. M—FAMOUS ANNUAL SERVICE Complete Sporting Records : shat a AYRE Ohh He ‘chal M.—“BORROWING RELIGION.” country — new features of Know Ye All! W. M. Stephens’ group of life-size, life-like mechanical wax Corner Grand and Page Bls. OLIVE AT GRAND MUTUAL BURLESQUE D. m.,. except We bd sday. Union & Enright to o p. mm. Sunday 3 p. THIRD C HU RCH, 352 fuss ) . : -icec— levard, 10:45 a. m. and : “eg — Caurch Services 11 A. M. and FOURTH CHURCH, 5569 Page bou- 8 P. M. 'evard, 11 a. m. and & p. m. Reading George A. Campbell, Pastor. i room, 5451 Page boulevard, open daily | | from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m., except Wednesday, from 9 a. m. to 7:45 p eer RTE ye Christ Church Cathedral 13th and Locust Streets ing room, same location, open daily 2 ; Sundays and all holidays 11:00 A. M.—Morning Prayer and m. Sermon. CHURCH, 3736 Natura! Sermon by the BRIMFUL OF NEW ner Kraus street and Minnesota ave- except Saturday, at 12 FEATURES |) nue, 10:45 a. m. WEDNESDAY EVENING—TESTI- FACTS AT A GLANCE MONY MEETING at all tho churches |) suite 1993 Railway Exchange Building Presbyterian Church Bi P bl open daily from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.. aw x TO ems of 1924.1995 except Wednesday, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.: “"TOHN W. MACIVOR, Ministe Pl. , . —— Sund: ay. 2 to § p. m. All are welcome Financial ~ except Wednesday and Sunday: Wed res, of University of Dubuque. quinone /}10 a,m.to 5 p. m.. Sun. 2to5 p.m |! M.—-"The Great Invitation. Enforcement of Prohibition ||‘-~—~——— ee POPES IH ROI Law Data on Cities of U. gs. 3° BAP i is n.the Heart of St. Louis Tables of Distances Memorable Dates in Hi | es in History Traveling Men and Visiting Merchants Ll Full Diary of Year’s Hap. “THE MEASURE OF A MAN Government, Population, Ki. aT \ iw A : d = Rig Organ: Hig Chotr: nance, Commerce, Education, | 4. | N aie artes ite Away Social Activities of America and pe Pant ct oon - proven value PEOPLE OF ST. LOUIS There has been brought to your city one of the most elab- | | orate and unique exhibitions ever brought to this country, figures, portraying The Feast of the Lord’s Supper. Over a million people came to see this in Chicago. Open Daily, 7 P. M., Continuous to 10:30 P. M. Matinees, Wed., Sat: and Sun., 1 P. M. to 10:30 P. M. NO ADMISSION AND AT THE POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUIS, MO. printed 7310 Horse and SILVER OFFERING || “Wante"—1444 | more than THREE other St. Louls newspapers combined, EEE. TWICE DAILY WooDWwase. PLAYERS - > » ¢ T hy P: © During 1924 the Post —— T i R E K W EK K K > _MATINEE- —SUN,.. THURS., _BAT._ cats EX T—THE ~ Mac NSTER TUNITE-—MIDNIGHT SsITOW CURTAIN 11:45 F. M. f ®& \EMPRESS| GARRICK ‘offers and see what Is om the mar ‘ met, : = )_— Missourill LONDON GAYETY GIRLS! "asec, nese wanre wentes - a Cia. eee em | x, ae ees or ELE ve SEES SEO ORGR SE EE Pe LF be. 47 © oe ~~ ae ie “ * were + ef." . > or a é é di ati: SES i. Low. — : an ee ES BM f > Be F : : a, oe ae a co viene ila eee alin geen oan 7

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N4 ; ] if a ~ - 10 \ " ren m ; sad lL RQ: THA T ; - Duy a a 20 2 | 18 | fp A 21 “, “a PARST aa" jfrome . pm: : : ° : a ity. : ~~ oe " . _ ‘) q*h i = ‘ ” . — ; . . i) lied ts see t} t ' +} , z ct , os | ' is 7 ~- , . > ’ = e 7 ‘ ‘ : éi» . eames Bhoe to 333 ° it} : " | a ‘ay “ , rin le ° ) ‘s . f | '. Vi > rf) ‘ n . ; ‘ [ €19° t X Pe nd . - thie y by . iit? oa > | {200 ‘ oO os ‘o ley A / \ ; { *) Ni Tr I. a sao 8 i lo] . RR % i I I & ' 19 2 0 39 ; ]8 l/, | dozen — Lai os 3 Pr uM) 4% , 42% rT i Vin ev : “ " 7 on the 4 " . the he OAT « ODa are 9.000.000 bu. . ‘ +} lf ic aly ! Go ™ j a iy 1087 ‘7 WA 107 1] C& Vi “y’ i ’ e a lt . ' 4 vr ‘ ‘ 18 7% ! rT a0 ac 3 bunches sjane la o« i - . bil ' , : ‘ é ' I . rr dvs SS : ‘ 4 : + i: ' ‘ " ~e ~ S71 el i » ‘uv ey ; ; "x @ ~~ tole Dect. bh i oT 4 owe Hi ] ' : ou 41 1° « 1a: : ‘ ’ - " Se “ ’ Cte G1, | - “ : 0 : Huttig 1s anit 5 f * wore ie el AT. ) CI ifn MAY Of% 6 t- 25 000 from N whic 7 Shit “109 » - ands *, = | ona. I “ 8 108 7, a2 NY¥¢ ; Se serB #100 | + " - | $ D Dons MM 10%!) 105 2 Site | Northas TOES—R dq gs ‘6 com. 46 , x1 % % mie iwi, =F RV E ™ 8: 5 and bu orth 2.7"! sebment Wray . 3 ') " Ion. Vy deb > “24 Qn 00 r! | 23- = fe. A ! ‘S! 1am! russ nm ru ed R ; iO) ; . ee . i red . 7 )+- EK p.t - i this i] ex j w) rih \ P ] se re ' et Pies Tals . lver ’ 44 i “ oh Karl . >, 4 . ' i ns ALVPUrter ita t ier) } } . : 2a . 4 t' fee ty ] 7 ‘ a, Se r&i - oo qo? * '? Ym £ - «sl } a ; 1” Fota uTba ’ ] “7, 101034, $44 oe eo iN > ec g > Ch! » IAL ej; fell arket rs } fro: Ca, te a. . & Co & 39 . or 0g | TYN 5s 9 . 1161 ¢ & Ss 6i 3 a: | ie Cobh! nks 25 1] ; es 1 No j May i tiv) ti j - J “ia ; he le ‘ |’ oug pith } Mii?) Hur . oO ! tna. ') 1 Ww 4 « t 4. Li & HT - Any | ;“*s 11° ‘ he ‘ cor rhe ’ ol ”» ] russet “0D'ers , $1 50 haog ite! ' 4 i |X aa ee thee $173 17 4 LY ave 1 stint Delow last years ffOM local ship | 27} m C hae” 7H1Ot & nya) MAH | 21 3 YNH Pay 3. 14 !24: 3 we es) 4 31 set_burbanke? @29 7h 4 10° * 1014 | ‘ oe ee e% 7 Te 4 ~ ] (YK logs me Over |] vear y re O00 ee ily ~ i 2B ‘ Os “t° Ol? oe ): ‘> ~k NY GH Ts di ave LOO tr id ry ” In 2 ' il iADI! “banks 0 ‘“o OO .— 7 iN land tees Slagicm ai ; ‘ ow Sats 000 fon +.“ ents DU. on é Ti] rei § 321 s 101% red | NYR.aas c vu! aed Xi ed | » El “af Ire } Ot > ti ISH ZsS— $1.6 com: R.. ose 3 — ‘9 ~ = hard Dinette, Logs r+ 1 $1197 SEPTEeMRER LST in 18 | wer com) tices 200 bu eb but nme w ~- Ir Se del i. ‘O68. mo 100 t _ “4 oa NYCR ne ry of ‘44 int ae ‘ mt ‘ap ved hs S Co +? 13° ne i 67% | gS a te $—Loutsiana *eie 0 +- ‘ 108 ; ° se | ipa wa ’ : Mic o7Ten bhuce — oe on™ eo a ro. . * Lie Lis If ” Th ga $4, } “t Sa: 4% Ship s Int aprer = 6f vy L ~e - P 6 s ‘4a th 7 » => B enae fe ° ro 1, ani 1] aaa! M Can - M aati 36% ‘aa’ | SAUERKRAUT fan hoth > ; 1 ‘ 0 e.5 " 2s Bal N seins ee — Pent CK “a > Orc ‘ | im 4) » ; s if] Oo | _ ac 4s aes i 1OF i, 4 oly r ha MP ce. a "os ** 0 a @ tar Ee —_—t" ——. oe vl : 'y 4 4 % \ $} mixe ’ 1 OO} — ew y ; hrot Liat iTiceg to Pe es, I Kan P&I Se ‘ 7 . HQ! ai : ga ¢2 07 307 4 “il / Frese t fo “oe 224 we “% . W BR’ pyr ty make ‘In bo .. 7 s Vil ; s . . Oo, { l, .. a ork “ izhout iidatior > Were “" tod ss 2 nt? € ary J” a- a1 “a, “11 Pa au -« BY O7& or , | web GB Cw 3! 4 i,’ v4 ~ o- ow. $1 vw POT A ° mis 000° e. | o , No xed el ee ‘Ew yor - @ a8 @ little n°." a. 6c to’ atmt Be 4 Be *ho'gne ha: 9 ‘4... 6% not | 7 § ‘illette § 25 (| ee het Rermuda ed 4 TOES. * lnerenase 000 on ae ° , Po °7| a ve Any fol tee Ferrets ‘. Ss) 1° | Close. \ YORK ———_ otton ie Hy : is *49 ww. TOT e OG be > l eg Sa . m 41 » 8 1G Ay Yon ~ Qa 1. : ,! Glen ! = F At it on a | = » Oo ee Ry ites $1. 3°: whit Home- eee Dac titted ~ B yoltow po iii ie tees e seg ‘in ! ba r- ee . aeaeneeirtie ! the rec ier Ane ey ' I Sn rT . ’ « OT 155% Pa = . 110 pie Y . |} of G Al « ‘i’ “i . 41 2 i to €& te ite : POC THe we +P " : | Vo. 4 ¢ Pmeppetitesen, EF $1 Li} “to o” 1, ‘9 Stenane 147 —-~- pop tl Sgt of There iat a Cash sie enence I - Se Ls Le 3] LOD to 101. 101% | 15 Ph os “G64. IS.) 94” 1107 "108. a rood Tire A Pct | 87 1 | wi8 $: $° on ber b $) 0: OF Ye —> ee Ot, oat 1): = ae oo 3: = ely! 675 2 é see lines ‘ rT on! “ : NOW ey WT eCSeT t ai ‘ cun org. io af > y r - -- \ R = “ ‘> ~ fey %. - lead . oe i? a 7 . 21 7 é “ tS an | pl 4 q a 2. = i, , salt - o a n irregular,’ eS Feb Prawns No J Pa r ‘ Fi ei || Mar High , F we eT Celvers _ 29.000 _~ in ndiscount. '§ a Do ? a0 ‘7 = 4 ss 4 —s "4 Perey aoe 44 R Wg rae 4% ~" ON a on L., rt “s | ! a L(’ St a 17 %, ' + by Peis? cael ; wRUTA BAAS ., basket: : : tom —_— n oO. © e., - ‘i ' os > Ow nent eport u "eme Shinni».. ~_ san V o73as ‘AR . (™ 107 2 SL} ie 4 whit ete. ‘ i 44 , : Cc notj ted we ent ippinge | By Cc ° 52 ofr As i? 1°: LIM@ec « $1, °*s ie im ¢ os s ’ ‘ . x | Spr r 100 Can ME . reh ” 0. ; CC | . ” I iz “ ’ ’ 4 ‘ /iRe >. .* (> ice & f: re and iA / aig 0 ‘ v a : ‘) " eH) | ' »! x 7 +! . . c IN _ Dp adia e . a2 5 “xs Rio W . es ») Puls in on ‘ ~ ev. |™,. Alling report Sa le 4 .c &2M 7 Ss 33 (sw OF i Na onan LIN rr 4 nat $8 “ oe i Cay a > at 1 : | bu NACH Pounds n bulk, F ; aVC; J i. he ’ No \ ; sol | ' I 18 ; Pd l ’ 74 «*) | The ro ) iz off ed ‘C8 | I ig . , -_? * ' boo. oy XK QO-~ e ; 36 ~ T&S Y> S . fig % “4 €*ny r 4 > * o ’ a shel —— Te : . uit 4 TLATh sts ° Ls it ketal * ian ~~ , Or Io} man Ved . iI i. R | 1 CT & rs 44 4 1¢ 2 9 ae | . a a 7.48 , 7 : 4 *- my Ry ‘ ; . 7 ,/ Xue l* « ures ~\ ; | OA bon 11° Ole: is =n . ‘ ran = an rket tha in con oe | Lor} Maha ** .'178 2 4) ly i "9 10 PRE a» 5 Se’ Oe 14 on ao B In Was wh - 20 “t ai. - . $i ' ° ' . ed 4 ™ he TS. ball | 17 1 De -4 Us e : “4 aa ae ed + 48 last hed n re ,cfoned tre nN ? of ot nsign / 1? T Ga rd Os mad QQ _ 1]8& - Poa ly eo” pen SF ¢ @ / \ “i Mf; z,. +. M 4 ' ofa ‘nr 6 ' G 7 | oo ' 24 i . a petits: ne to s , iimip ite ryt >i ee >” | 6 Soar . s eX he Ure » tif as" te her of ” r& F = » aan or baal a?) Stl.SP Sa -fY Pep 7a pd... . 2 Ten w i : . | Cc — nnn \ toe whypie ‘* ese “- ig (De rely tee +7 ; " EET a “oO ng rer no Ssed {1 } , A beh to a. ‘ ‘rains | ; afar ) ae was 92 He 3 ari nn 7 | : SL-SF Tr bs E . Lo’ ‘ ] $i. 4 oom rr ah, eo, “7 "’ 4' XR ' 4 ’ learings ; pee ee | 630.) ©8949 ae : Mar ae | 2a 24n4 | Oey ement in the - ttle bett, lower tare _-— oe var 3) ARB! nai, Oe! 7 ey we "OO! 811 aa tee tes Ue Be ae 47%! ; ’ M "Se e¢ Tt ee wo? eee OG arch, 94 4° ie . "4 . or 1 “as the ket er tha a Met ¥& Gs 9 P29 Rie! ae 41 spay Sw en ae 493 o-ar, S05 LO Jones R . Fn G | o' 43-% | 4 —— ee oney 79 4s pe on '* Decemh. foc _~* OY ' tod: , Se ee Owing +." “ Cd & is. 4] tee ‘oe SPAK ¢*e cn 4 *20 OF % a) ge i 14 Wales tad * ” ars vr he «& ers, . ; ‘\ @Mm te > . Mi , a) ; ; j } le ’ ‘ « ‘> x ¢ t 8 Leh — i! on” % 5a 13! por. $) nm report Lonis Cle tk. Fret - th - | rood bu is —— S Wwe 1 the , ] a i] w“F > ’ s Ps | 19 ‘ 931 1a .% SS 4 ' le be : + ~ $1 AS % RC i. ” y iw ee ee f} shu Ra - ‘+. J eS Bag ) ey elesigiaae a . ; yee +» - 14 : aheat EF Ving e —_ re iF eet | ‘ a - ti Re | . 0 | SS re #3 2 84! 4 1: J , ny ' ») Ue . Ss 73.7 UU); sf ‘ F ! . . == ’ oh. oo IF, ’ OR . 7) I ; M mas ist ) ’ TOM? $i j -~ x 4 T we 4e °: S4 w a 3 T » orld 4 a " 400. Of ; corre or Feb. >? Cot - kere ‘ se] a BEG ) ‘at iain ; ‘ sytOone — 4 se —s ! ‘ ‘“ on, ‘Oo “ Con 32 fe S26 ‘ sig / \ > * = R464 «: J 4 ie oF reapo HM): thi Fpondi > ‘ ton. Sih, Chane . showe : ~ ‘ one ee L erm « j = MaéA (% Vv Re ‘49! HN ly = le a] * 31 s 4 rfge 4e Os "45 o- ar a 83 & N{ 46% = ot i] wa : ~“ r ‘% ‘ 9 - | tot the ba ’ ‘2.122 “~~ 3 tr ' °° w ra § eS HZ! § » Int oR N MP Ter, loo rt a PY a! to nkers’ I to 80+ wv Te +e. was rit ek 1. wae 8 Term % 100) hopa. | lta ff date. i oo S 6 : $i 7 s' Neu? i rhi Siia * v7 ~ | re , 40r Say | eve Os 47. I ne "4 cP peer | 20 U it A adi S A4) ogi 8/1001 | STEAD jana fot Ay, S48 100, o An é : . A , i) « ‘” NO ly ‘ NYTe! , | 10 Lae) a » T%4% 19 Un let Le Ay _' {) is 4 9a ed ragqnr ar Y 70 d LafQt indivivual s GE 41.5 30 LOR A 4, -# ' Ag ean tr ay evt 4 ‘7 .. Qo | 4% . oe ae States Dp rovis 4 HER nef ARIS mh a we 696 ; ; >! oa s 27 w24,!' Qo! 7s | OMS p epart: }} $ : ‘ . ». Of LAN & su Pp * Na 4s 2008! onit; 22 '6| #2 4 istrone ta *-. rent eroene Feb 14.- Ls enaeea™ fod if. —— ss) OO ll Va pP *® ®00e US RS a | ui ~ ly | ar ar Pn 1a Of Agri —( Tl rde ' tor ance, 40 wy Th “Wee 6 We. ‘y Se ‘Re se fon rr s) Py 1h Le i che = 77 lieht ee her: most Dre: see und ve france ae , Mad rey . NAR LON ane \ | ree ‘“—A he iviea ‘ wel@hter oF pie hogs i Was of S58 fre ' wv. 6 Ae! oma Ounds S191 mm sale: | fon are ny. *8Ci enti fickle, eo Ors eet : ‘@is cing s Si? 1s i | se bulk on! ye = | “rmy Res b t qa 2 ’ . 's, é / IT40) : Si} be, R112. ti 2a. "' to ® © | oe 8 was —e ’ | WB% pound Lan _t te a PRY to AA = LONDO centimes ught and .. Ound mre hee rest “te On ot : 4 ‘ he a ity Din . Py, ite Rhos m rsa pn} 3 TO0-no1 } or ounce N Feb I ys . a a . $90.55: " 1.25 iT Bonde. rates: St oney 14.—Bar POS eta. ni 5 ’ ¥v r . : " ight pigh oe 0 pt monthe ae sR AF ae > mi 4 from t a ’ “ ¢ . m » rai : ; GI, 'US4 EW YOR “ne 54 M ssar,- sho » in M fe Meaican dstinmene pier wes hind . ) -

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Uy, | ; ‘4 ne Ai : rr) - 77 Z Ky y “Wh Wty ca » Yy Te GaP’ “dre srrrpesretishitll ' U4 A V4, fp Y ay eo i, : ! baila Z Sbddluldillillaun, Here are members of the expedition aboard Y APED IN MOURN- Y Git, ‘Nilderich Cuno, son of former Chancellor Cuno of the Arcturus as she sailed on the voyage to ) v4 4 Y« A fy > * > . | Yili, % Germany, on his arrival in New York to complete his explore the Sargosso Sea. Left to right are: , NG F O x & ENINE Y yz : S,, . , Y" education. M ISS Ruth Rose, Dr. William Beebe, M ISS . A ALL cade Cddedededcdedsde Elizabeth Trotter, Miss Isabel Cooper, Wil- liam Merriam, John T. Van, E. B. Schoed- te : g yn Mdipy, Viegs S PANI S H & R O WN Pp R IN C E Z sack and Jay Pearson. % . ele y international Newsreel Phote 4 "ten Uys , Y Ub spp bbibssddddcdcdedcercccrddeccadcecaddeabdcrssbsdes Willy ‘ Y . . ad Wm. C. Durant. motor manufacturer and stock operator, who has set Wall street “by the ears” with his phenomenal clean-up. Fig- uring on paper, it is said his profits run as high as $2,000,000 in one stock alone. It is said that he is staging this come-back to show the “Street” that he is not through, due to the beating he got from General Motors two years ago f’ Keystone View RRA ‘\ LLL pecesaitcccddccdcddccecccacceccccceccecceeceeecdcccccccceecceeceecceeeecececceascteteeeedececeeddeedeeeeeededeeccdcedecccecceeeeedeedeececedoeeceedeceoceececeedtee My yen tlfiudg . Yi “¢ ° - 4 Y Ve d Poultry |@ 7%" 7 CONGRESS ATTESTS ELECTION RESULT . “a t % (A Uf Ye, % YW s is Lae tyfsubiinlltmannuny, WELLE czcz€@™t edd ZzZzZQAZAAQDD0ABO0BA0AAhQAZZAzZZAzZZzzqazZzACzC”zc.eAAAQAQAAD YL ‘ 7 , SAddhssishssstsssttssshishtttissd td 44, thihbtsbdd the ollow- sae sassssdd 4, 4444 ~ . - - . - “a F \* ~ % we OD of : ; ‘ ‘ wis t. ' : a -_ oa ere : a : A i. - . ™ tuck Be “UNS AND SQUABS—Live oigeons et! Gozen: common iive sauabe 766 wer Creseed equabe 60c ee 1 Da ind Sark es - 7@re at 45¢ oer pound on kee Ets E— Per pound Northern ‘wins, 7 *%C ™ RK WY eee ee ee % i ee ASMA YLS SASS SAA, + os —..... .'. . . > ~ i.e & & Se & oS .** , “ ib , s.4..* 34 voune euineas over Ds ,OUN® Sulineas. 1% @Y ibe : \ethrtgty ' i thY i Kkeve te 39c. nens 37e¢: old toms, 34c: No. 8 Rey ; capons & to ®@ ibs 37: 6 pounds, Sic: 5 ibe : : Geese 14@18c ducks. fozen Jumbo, $3.09; 75 «ematl S250 babtes $1, ~VG2 160 pounds 11 %c@12r: inde 10@1le 120 @200 pounds cr ~oe re under -feo undef- seliinie for “char@es spring sheep Set4c bucks @ r pound according to «ize ’ ) VEGETABLES. | ARTICHOKES—California, $5 to $5.50 per tox ; REETS—Home-erown. off. 40¢ to We per box; Texas, $1.75 to $2 per bu basket. | CANDBAGE—O'd $30 per ton; new Tex- j @8. $35 to $40 per ton la BRUSSELS SPROUTS — Califortile run $7.50 to $S |. CAULIFLOWER—Californta, 90 to “ * oF sh Lad RQ AIS ma) = See i c » O87 SSASDSS AAD DABS ESAS AALS om = ae i ¥%s 2 Red , : % dtr aa Sa *. “ . ~~ om “% a : Wake 9 , es en, , enh, be P , - WB £ oye . * ee oe ~ ¢ ae yoorttt, Y Gy Crier nevi spills irr Mlle tit eae LALLL Atte Yitthtll tl littl ti tlt The Russian figure symbolizing Lib- 7 erty draped in black on the first an- 2 The Prince of As- niversary of the death of Lenine. The turias, the Crown .Prince of Spai a oe in the Red square at an + eee dl mney il : : eu ee ts a bhi pr regs, mast B IDS CONGRESS ADI EU ; Y e3 “eS WZ (6 EBS CS hes YUN U A Us Fy. | ) itMtyjy/” ‘ye ‘ ie “oe oo Te gos Orrenne | | y VO pdddeddaacadddddddadddddddddddddddddddddc nll nd , Vy LILLE LALA ALLL LL LALLA LLL RELL LLL Ed ee Uz satis . , Yy “DIANA OF THE DUNES” D EAD : >» Ter crate | CARROTS—Home-grown, old, 75¢ to $1 per bok: new * CLAS $s) to $116 foo wu basket: Ny sacked, $2.26 per 100 pounds | OCPRLPRY—California, larce crates. $4.50 fe 38.00: Florida flat crates, $2.50 to At a joint session of the House and Senate the results of ;+ a ; cee PLANT — Florida fancy. $5 to $5.50 g the November election received the final attest of Con- | pg NIVEL ‘isiana, $3 to $3.50 per 7 gress Feb. 11. The photo shows Sen. Albert Cummins, barre: . ; | GARLIC—Callfornia. Lie to 17¢ vet Ie House Frederick Gillett on the Speaker's rostrum. Be- isht bEN *} _—{ alifo | iru . Fa : " a OateN PEP ORES hee |. bee low them are the official tellers of the House and Senate. Crates, fancy, $6 to $6.50; choice, $2 ia © Harris & Ewing to $4 | |} MUSHROOMS—Home-grewn, 30c to 408 5 per | basket AAAAANAAAAAAA AQAA SA Riw°wh»wnn»nwn»w»m»w»d DTT SS \ \S SANdS SESS SYA NAS SOAHAAASADAADA RS ALARS SD —— , 444.554.545.555 5 4 PARSLEY——! oui Ter : Zeer) ’ . a $ ef yes ne ae a LP OELLI IEA LIS PBA SE ‘ . ?.? vv 4's % * POTATOFRS—Rei River Ohjos : ory . * » - so $1.85 ~&% * a * > + » > i... SSS ass ean ace ee oe ee oe EO Se SS EE SS oO SS ee > > a a_i. > he ee oe ‘ > oe eS SS > ee ee LVS SSSSSAAASASALS SSESLSSSSS STS SRSA ELS SEES ERE ELESES =e ¢ . APP : : : - . ‘ - : he 4s. c. ont SAVERKRA( i— Ite make sere «74? ‘ka. BW MT POTATORS_.__Home crow tT w. $1.7: » $2: white, 81.50 to AR lier : : ; sem, Ly ri« » § err tu f MmnCcy shade . oy *, . -) ” : cane ov . os SVRABELARRARAST ENS .* >. ~* ~ ~% eee eo > ara ees EEE Se OE SO » a liu : RL $7.25 bushe! . . on ; Clearings, Money, Sil 5. TI St. Louisa Clearing House As peort earings for Feb. 14. 3 Tee DOT og day last yet, « year. $880) S00 C0; oor sece 200,000 ee ee ee ~- SASVASASAS SSS es SSSSSASS RSLS SENS SESS SS NERSR ENS SSRASRRRLD SENN RD, . 7 - : SN SSSA DSSSASS SSS SS SSS SS ene oe © ee & oO i... a... SSS Saye Ss SS Se SSS SAT > SSS essa sass sass .s > > > ee , y: 4 eee $a 4 a , , , , Y 4 ‘| “ Virginia Fleming of 2 “Diana of the Dunes,” better known as Alice Gray, with her Z Augusta, Ga., who, in Z husband, Paul Wilson. “Diana,” a college-bred girl, some years ‘the 15 years she hasZ ago renounced civilization for a life in a hut on the Indiana ; been attending school, Z sand dunes, where she met. Wilson, a giant of a man. They ‘has not been absent, Z were married and continued to live in apparent ener and /nor has she ever been Z want. Recently Diana was taken ill and she died days -even tardy. ago. Shtewas a grathrate of the University of Chicago. —~J & A *Fhote At ‘* “@ Tf » 18 1925, were ala cunts 75 000 00° ‘ te $1,.122,900.000; debi:s *° wnkers” » mints $17.200.000 »s ‘T inn O00. combire ; de: . S434 100 O00 total to da’ 4 ere * o ° nite 81 B12\900 oq. - ) +p » Tey re SALALASLEASLS RERBREAR ESR RARE ER ERE S ERS EE RE RR ES ae re See SS & a” = , ‘ > >) be S RWW GSO ~~ 4p 777 ALLE Congressman Isaac Sherwood, Ohio, Civil War veteran and dean cf the present Congress in point of years, who retires March 4, after 18 years of continuous service. He is shown (left) shaking hands with Speaker Gillett. =. & 4 ™™ % y francs. 5 centimes M. Herbette, first French Ambassador to soviet Russia, BF ghting from train in Moscow. escorted by a People’s aan | issar, shown behind him as : nee oe eee | 4 ", Z7, J) Ahn Kade! & Herbert : " : MO .

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nae uw nee den — bi ee | ever be Fiction’. —_— — — - ee ee = = — = —_ = — OPP ae wa eee” —_—— = gues MarcareT WILSON >. And once eh per The autumn seemed to set it had determined to have after week the roads cont read) inued so not manage to haul a joad of lumber the was not as much disappointed by the hidden away just then. lonely cabin. S&S into whose chae liked be ‘ing is her tather's er. and her aunts, Laughlin had poured a story as sympathetic as possipie, MeNair for this fruitvof his unfatheri) after Wully’s revelation, a had come at once to see Chirsti: utterly pleased over the prospect of by aA syllable that she saw anytt hipe de plorable in the unchristian haste of his advent. Her kindness had than any reproof could have done, and after a long /cry th: been friends, both relieved that estrangement was a thing of the past. One afternoon late in Novem- ber Mrs. McLaughlin came as far as Chirstie’s with her husband, who was grelng on to | the Keilths’ on an er- | rand. It seemed to Chirstie then, | and often afterwards, that one who | had not seen loving-kindness incar- nate in her mother-in-law, had mever seen it at all. Her .own mother had been a sad, repressed woman, well-loved, indeed, by her children, but as far different as possible fro this great, cordial, brimming woman, who eeemed £0 | Capable of anything that might | required of her. One | hesitating, ee a couldn't imagine her complaining, broken in spirit. | Chirstie sat beside her sewing, | @n awe-fillied pupil) in things of ma- | ternity. It was comforting, when | one was feeling daily more wretch- | ed, to be assured by the mother of | 13 huskies that a baby is just | nothing whatever but a joy, no | trouble worth speaking of. Did | Chirstie remember that her broth- er Jimmie had beeh just Wully’s age? Many was the time Jeannie McNair and Isobel McLaughiin had @at together waiting for those two, and sewing, and Jeannie had said So and #0, and Isobe! had answered thus and thus. Once she had said to Chirstie’s grandmother that she wouldn't like to have just a com- mon bairn, and the old woman had replied, that there was not the least chance of it, for no woman yet had mothered just a common child. In Socotiand, too, when a baby was born, one had to lose the flavor of joy wondering where its food was to come from. But in this land crying aloud to the heavens for in- habitants, there was no anxiety of that sort to dull one’s happiness. What had it been to them but an omen of the new home's abundance that the John Mclaughiing had had twine born the year of their arrival, that the Squires had had twins within slx months, and that before the year was gone, the Weire, from the same Ayrshire vil- lage, were also blessed in the sam way. To be sure, Squire McLaugh- lin had uttered a word which might not have been taken to sieni- fy altogether pure satisfaction with these godeends, the morning after the double increase in his family. He had gone to his barn. and finding that his dearly boucht cow, Which was to have furnished him milkers, had given birth to twins, he had esiched a sigh which became a tradition, and murmured “Bull calves, and lassie wee'uns The men had laughed at that. bu the women eonsidered it a rather heap thing of the old wag, e' as a joke. And «0 they talked on. unt!! the eioude covered the sun again. an: they heard the wind rising noisily as they Grew near the fire to con- sider their knitting in the lich: of wt. Theelder Mre cyan emgag who wes, as usual, dving most of talking, looked =e) the kitchen from ¢t knew ehe was cons iVioUsSiVv around ime (0 time. She idered a capab woman. And she had a fine fami! ~«yesa, Certaint)) kA fine famiir—in sptie of thie—affnair of Wully'e Mut she could never keep ae as J#annie did. or even ¢ could, of course, polish her ki: Oo gOMmMe SUCh a degree of luster for “pecial occasions, but tu piaintain euch a brightness wae ou ¢ the QVvestion : mr? Q had been no white sheets o-: the wa ij here for some time now Ry ach littie pane im the window showed from its daily nx ishing The bite ef reg carpet seema i al- Ways Scarce .¥ +t te iAV® iwoaet the roarke of their foiding. eo reve: ad they been a; eu dox« if washing Even the f¢ retmce wae ore Kept than ary ther fires The back of xc had LWwayve tue n eae rane d ina " tewaahed “Ff SVB Freblized the de tutifvul meatnesms \fier a while t vag ve if in Mr« Me Lz ot Thinking it was he shand - a Degan ieisurely wrapnt: z e nitting There wae nu int out going Mer man had he« 40 Warm hinmise!f =! ~wming ber > bout he« ; ma cd maeantic-fashiv: in Seotliar ‘ She had grown «wy wre . af iBcreaged 3 cape said, = had soon no one but Wully’s moth- rined ears the ee ee ee ee : her anxious: asked said that her heart when they was trou bling house that Wully | Zz, : _ sa against tie occupancy Ddbeivore deep in mud that six oxen could mere 25 miles Chirsti¢ delay as her husband; she ratne! o = . lo : , on the outskirts of the settiemeat, humbled Isobel Mce- blaming Aiex McLaughlin pparently desertion. Mrs. a grandchild, never intimating } 1aturally humbled the eirl mor: two had simple device of black etripe of cloth side of the front, where it fastened. . had | hadn't. apparently suiked gbout having new ones of a brownish gray homespun woolen. It had nothing to sulk about, in fact. It was still given plenty of honor as a po serviceable garment. neede roun a ar a round her throat a knit- ted scar pulling it carefully up nee her ears, when the opened. ... And in walked—not John Me- Laughlin, but that tall, eaunt. thin- faced Alex McNair! With those littie, “round, black, piercing eves shining out from under black brows. ee And after him, a woman! A woman in olive green silk with black fringe around a puffy overskirt, afd e@ch fur and gloves as ‘Isobel McLaughlin had ecen only in her travels, and Chirstie never remembered seeing in all her life! The two of them’ Coming right into the foom! McNair, seeing Isobel standing there, cried, blinking. “Weel, weel! You here. Isobe!’ Weel, weel! This is Barbara. Is -_ FEtraicht as 7°? . : ; A He went at ‘O88 (WO Who watched «en pressed by the richness of - " and La unbdetrarine P @he ne ‘ pressions, how could they ha e im- Aagined, seeing wer the har fulness of those little inno en: ea tating airs! The gcarmenre vere scarceiy laid cing i the be untl Alex returned arrying. 8 B« ? MJ N i a4 es > > : : es Bs o Pa “ “9 ‘ a. eG! * 4 “; 7 , OPP OO DR Bae A el” el el ll lll CBRE LOE OPP BBD I LDR Al el el eth ele ; - | ¢ Tells Marguerite Martyn | h M d Gi ae DR. TORREY a'sictiicrinitty The Modern Girl 298 : ° | alae L IBERYS ++ “CHILDREN ARE BLING TRAINLD To BE BOLSHevisTs ”* 235 3 s % ¥ 8 | ad a> - - ae ae ~s Lens 64. ~ ft + . ? a ae | | "4 ' w e j on : DO NCT FAVOR CO-EDUCATI = mee 3 e —_ ts custorms that are in themseives | ¢ harmful,” he continued. “The au- tomobile, the motion pictures, the 2 jazz music and many other acces- E sories of modern life cannot oe Weasel a c » a ondemned. iI: is the uses ia Cripple i which they are put and seized upon . ss tae = . , ris . the forces of eVil that Mad to —_ *; _— ze . : : 13 Mi serty ° Me “ orruption in their innocent Tadul- mi uM : : ech Ow Ow MANY ¢ oF Our YOUNG PEOPLE sence, How much has the 94to- - , anism 9 , = 1s ive %. THe mobile to answer for An he aed emp —_ ‘, . * ~*~ orid ee laid lip AS) RAY . moving. pict “ea created aa they - . —— ° +S Pret ° e: are in the atmosphere of Hoty- reven . — rs ; ’ > bt, “l bw godless men, yet it is the . = RO: > : re ing girls all over the 23 B . >é » Hollyw } 23 Lightni — 2 ~ a - rt Sp Soe ri jo not condemn al] the actors, no - of - o£ tiene: # - T . o - " a on i aai'ta : ‘ - - ‘ = nor the * er» os Pal > '¥ ea leg 4 exer a . a = : : : = +h a -m 7 ‘ =~ rat } Tr Inan ‘ tie Lner su i.- - : - a ro zines .ye . . ny : ; z ; = . nates. Many f these peopie coi'e (sFou? S¢ > nh peL_ore . ’ . rf Tygiives = me iaes . ” — cy . to ine in mr home in Las Ange «sa, ues > > . - - > *-~ a | 7 ‘ = ered es. ancer we OW ne 4 ithe pro ijucers# themseives a4 interjection > > > > * i al » - ’ nded K i 4 2 / e® sysi.e ‘ a ffer th excuse at ney aTe oT » Un _ +> nT ~* **- 9 : . , . o a i ee a im, a giving the public what i boat anse rs: 7 a eT) a ra we hic " ’ . . : — sey are none the ees wo. - % nto ve . — _ wey 5 e se @ + 7 . z — . - ° ; ws ° i 4S i aS. i Spec ats = tails must not lay tre whole Dblame at \h ind . : ; “ : + = Su. pers 0: © a.pnieres the feet of the manufactucers « \ «« ciates =) . - . . ha a ~ , ON iL a not approve f ©o-educa- rr } Ba ovc-scem.sr. Alm OMmovlies, ¢rc of “te B ™~ -_ AND fay IT rs THe FET . r , *) hm 5 _ =~ . ia ? ~ eh rrr) : a9 . ao rt 2 - w mn in the higher grades fer this There must come a great awaken- ; oun . : . 7 : ~ : . » ising YY e ¥ OF GIRLS ALL OVER. THe | amd other reasops. Girls, I believe ing ament the people themseives - Tas = - | > > . ~ : . 7 ? . COUNTRY 1B CET 1O HOLLYWOOD ® + | do not require the same education before the situation can mend. 1 xhitt : v uv Dd - +7 es : ’ ’ ‘ile’ * ere 8 E ms as Dboys. And then [I have seer | believe it will come. I believe ther ® Ves . THe. SHORT SKIETS Are. NOT tod many ill-advised marriages wil be a great reiigious revival +o Poetic ‘ —" hm one @ he om Os —— ' . T “ ’ ALLURING, JUST UGLY.” rought about through this propin- | There is always the reaction from Tndia . i« ’ .* c ~* ~. _ “ga s > a4 s ‘ , Wa ba ba ial 1 OSS Vi r?e- ing point ev i - ss ae ™ '* Tr o ~ “ = e > - > sv oo ws &u in divorce Not that I do not a Tayad Taran optimist. My wite | Meritt « , — . = o c . - = a — — - . in = , e - . — es °F? _ : eh By MARGULbEABITE: MARTY SN @r i. ul Large lie ag regu nz naitions * ni pave ®eariy arr ages ne interpe- a.ways ca.8 me her Optimis.. 14 Affite — . — i . : $ . . ,* > >. ~ . a oo e , . - = ness u ‘s : rails 46 HOWINE ue , _s bia" by ey. aecunes > GO tie «*y\ee ,iTen my Wie Was CV. Bu I be- fulnes= “nines all the time f ioe 18 tarted = ong % ng people w! r diences to w) } n [as prea eg limse.f a conservative in the r iz? seve in early .marriages which se radtant coun.enar the ~~ , Prt : : - i- ° ? -_ . . a : ‘ ‘ ~ % + . Pe = e : . sh ott. di ' . is _ o : «4 - 24 4 e - o« e > - : ‘ | sa : = e WW ee a : - - | , aA, a aiié? he ‘ . ; -~¢ health ; lumins 4 ’ be ig _- BP ,aket everywhere toda = aze for Wer = eo es athe acieg tiens fundame “fm a t j me. » +} Ride Pu ves the accompaniment o4 Neg tive ‘ - . — o , po eres ; | er + > '* » = : fu . e =f 4 = a ZY t -~ Xu - - , . ~ ' — ~ s ” . » , Swear lr i imese = ee” wno.sse€ : gid ia 2 . The solaties _ : . = ’ se : : : . - — y — . " - i’ hia tea 3 * «4 = = . 2 . > ’ a. ¥ = 7 7 . ‘ : : . ’ e% : ~ + " ° + 51? 4 an .uUcting e% i i- a. iowmer adapting themselves —s . - , , — , ) a ' : > ~ : e he era: 5 4 7 : 2 amdn int , f of : res ind *n,a2y iesociati: he. tinned “ay “ALorT? vus‘ ness . 4 = ~ 4 ’ - = 7 . " . hi A we Oe we XX. .GU al ‘ ££. 2 a : ' i y \" Pe ié - 'o- : er? S * dit ms Tams er t ar a >: — . - ; . .* +4 ’ ° ’ . ~ 3 } : : rs EE a ae ae in S : = 4 ~ | : = i; ey i ; ar : , we ‘ ri « ar 3 : vs . ; deny I? en. statesmen. leaders in many “: ~ - — — 2 = — - on — — _ oe - . es = = . ; -_ . = = » 7 : ‘ am ; , ' ° ra ’ " a ‘ a is a . a ©xis‘s walks of life. te@il me ‘sere is boun ae g* '\ +e — . oa le Z . . ‘2. _—- . if . -_ _ °¢ wis 7 ae _* . a. o ‘qi . . ; S$ srAre many Who contend to O@ A RTO@AL Tei Us revivai a 3 O 4 ; ° a “ il . . ‘+ ~ - ~ e : alent . , on : . F 5 inca BOT : e 3 = peo- that the new freede {ror ‘ that Yhey are standing by read; +. . : >. > > = . ——— , =o = ° ae ” - . se . ‘i = - : . pacts" | a x i | ,@ is : = i™ . : i. :¥ x” \ ung a, . - lakes ‘ le nad a h . 7 ; \ileay? . 7. t hye t é Ou } Sé } t r } om 0 5 el \ "Tt are > Ss a ee - a . ‘ . . *% ? : , . a. w . * a 4 ~ r 4 : lA Pas. . - ~~ pe ae : and Cc ergy wv r) “ Snow! | le id . ‘" Ww , ‘ , rea > Tne tu : g ch ‘94 = ft i itéw , FT % dale : ¥ : ' oO i ; : ,. -~ - 6; — > ™ ‘ . » = ; ; ™ * >: > t * 2 5 ; ~ lh og By LUCREZIA BORI ‘ — wsecage . = . ESGcre.lar.es *é me that ‘e ler? rea ae re Oe ber ' | o> 39: Ped grt a > aa + ae > , +" . " of = 3 ag Pris Be " - >. _ a . * : Ye ? a The Famous Spanish Prima Donna ew « asis u ent ally over their ‘predeces- | that their theories not based sp yaceR e on — on , “, . = . - ” : - . ; = 4 ~ e are sors rem ws Ww . a dine u ho) 7s *« ; \\ . 5S P2sSuT o = a - ands s and = ' hey ARI “se ¢t is all non- § ing his old status of er | ce mar : i ws 7s : -@* ; 1+ : r ~~ > ~~ > >. 7; Ty ° b > - _=- = ’ : ’ rT» : *% ™ ; : : si aiTi = = = z . nore i : te. 2 > Pa i a] 7 > e acoress ‘> say they are not ind | reeTnard SAA Fs neve a 24. ‘ : ~ cocos, . 1 emished 1} ' a . = soe ; ' j oF sys . ss - _ ™ sm es way rr the great °* evisis GO Ao. ) idge them by thetr ppear- ‘ake eriousir. In education things -~ 7 an oi ‘ » . liens — & : =. i ™ 4 De ae a - Oe A I : : ~~ . as ‘ = eS 5 ‘ sre * % > Sa * > . = on = z —_ ~ . _ " :, . ‘ n ee ® teachers, girls are fundamertally lacking cinning ¢ his centuz Brewned ara 2 . . . "na + » te — * ‘ ‘ , . , - sk is aii \ “@ f your | © aay . vu 1S. CRAIL- the e‘te astincts of modest r ssors at Yale were t istja ms cre oad ‘ = A » 7 ~ — ™! yz . - ed 2 i*= Vi sea rnin uno are” . ~an Aece: vy « ~ .> - —_ ™ m & th ~e - » — _ ; , . twee ad \ ; Fe eT ys J @ca lier ey 4 r a ere 7a8 ' rie Le ad . a - , ee > Pee . 7” - . a8 Of water ; : 3 r ° ~ - _ i Ss . : . L “a ‘ ‘ } i tee) igora* Mi =* 4 ; “O.iege ‘ fesenre eve * ' % ° them wear so... tnat the fu \damentaliet ¢r Ve@- A qr cot — - > ; : a ¥ s 7 The : ; the « | toda are wpdOlshevisis in- SHOrTt SAkcris, s.eevelieas and low-cut ment was born. i have receled ‘te Coffee, tea, ~ . ei - . ~ ie a = : - . > oe — . = ; ) eG ink bo lsherists " podices UilLerio purpose he point where I refuse to : : : Tr ; a - ~ ~~~ « . > en . "> ’ _ . - . " : oye ” ia = © Siitatd ann Stand eas isere is i e government sue 8 t‘ sairts ae I observe bothered about premiliennialiam. I Toasted cheeeas = 2- ' - - ~ ‘ a? = . ~ + - . : . ‘ J ay taKe You ‘ schoeo'ls Student govern- Lie are ta.iuring To me ther ill mreelf a conservative now. | Kroit gelatiae ~ - > ‘ f = we os 6 ~ - : - ' - 9 c ™ . > ° : 7 . : = : > x } ae ,e -) gre y AA | . ' 4 , | #1) os ° \Fy i) ’ qt be ‘lieve thea presen t ih het wf Te ; ab ~ ~ 2.4 ime e ; eS 24 }'... SO = . . , ‘ ‘ - Sts - . . ‘ e . *. . ~ 4 —— ~ il o- on " m , a. : ata * 4 : bar. Ir © SA1G ‘ crec! of * len ‘ ; | 2 bh CELIO ithe Lor- discussing the fate of eur wi oa 4 ‘ ‘fee ‘ea. = J | - : p - =~ . - _- . " P : s © i-.i : . =) ~ is YY . af i.s «i ey 3 ? t . in 2 a. L. © pie. ‘he mora: trend of ee ris- hike (. riddle he ry ant —s ° ee " — vere + ; 3 = ; (han government tha i« Snip ® sux homer) nutac- ing generation, is ef more Immed.- © le - hai .* turere The low-eut the iy ; ; , % « a : fa Gos VOM D#e vis © OF “S ms - ss UY ‘e@ importance thag @ distant tnil- Pour t pint of 5 ~ . “nr rf. "4 a . . -— o ; + 7 . : > P . —— o aoae : ¥ “eer 4 pPevuDpie enc A ove? one 3 the; Yet OF ~ ba 1 .* grea eet {- if Sls Ar . ? ' / ’ ‘ 7 — aa » 4 ee" “The thing te emphasize with until the grains : > used te - are apt to demand a strict acrount- workers among women whon I Ries ’ oy ‘ % [en ; . . . ‘ — | . r rec _ 2 = Stir » . oe i.e 1. oe ta ,°8 p* atin - iF , : Aromatic vineca nfecs ng from One anothe know wears her bodice ¢ut to an regard so oUF JOURS poopie, he sie ‘xs of 3 . , . * = > *s e er vr bt * Y 7 ~ od r >) Yo A Sluis | King pPoesihbie pre- Pim stsem , benzoir But the itdeals of the -cenera’ exireme thoat aiwa é@ gives me = tuded., is that there must be wanes 4 , tth 3 o ae ” . “ . . : 7 e . / * _ _ a eh we ' ’ Lent t “M eu : seit Tr? winegla: run of universities are wrong.” he shock do not beileve she does a return to the acknowledgment | flour sitte 3 : : 2s . er : ' fi e gs : . ‘3 exposures Pua “ Aeage« : ’ added “The ideals run to ném.- thie with evil purpose but only to of rightful authority Young peo- ing powder (it . .s* , eo . - - . ies ” we ' - “ rag ; is 4 i ” . ' . J «>» a . ° , , " — ‘+ G t result wat , 7oer suo OF tepis bers. The largest enroliment is the avold being out of fashion.” —- ple must be convinced of the mad- | ef salt. Beatt ater af vo Wii “4 #4 et ; ; ; ba Now b of the principal causes agreeabie, a6 / “ing if Most highest ideal. To this end they [ toid him of an incident in | ness Of the career they have choe | stiffly Beal ' . . Treea 0 .é. as wel! e : : x ' Ms prees 4 aS Possessing take sudents whoee scholarship is my own experience where a young ©" amd must be taught that ft leads | snd bake poh ns: 2» “v x — - . iC ey a ..1¢e — wn : . 7 _ . . . s yt " Ss kine he en : only superficial, students who have woman had said to me, “I have °2!¥ to Dolshiviem. .to anarchy sreased a ~ ar © . TT} in “A e . re te _* ; 4 ~_ > > 44 oe -~ = & : “—" 4 : ’ , : P ‘ : > 4 ike ear . - . = s a 0 . ~ee ke he required bich s. Loo, ei = nea rouge on today and I fee! con- chaoce. They must be led back to syTuP. ~ 7 _ ; * «a : . 14 s ° ~e, ‘i Mrmr *h ~ [o- ~ ~~ — 4 J | 7 2s *3 ha rat! - 4 —s pit : rough " rain™mMing * oan uany spicucus,. undressed. alrnost a pr mn of respone«ibility ts parents, a? f° ~@ : ‘* Bua 5. : » ‘aoe | ' | th oa ‘> ; : > : , ; . . | grtndy Pay powde : se yr we sengghencane — He laughed at thie and rejoined, ‘ 7 - on = = : . «* a y qi : : a on . : > . a c re : Y “ > - - 5 ‘ = - . . . aa , ‘ ’ “ : ~— - , . : ma ; es ta’ “ a ed a °D oniy And Reo: * iong azo on uy women : ~ : ' val . ‘3 ; , - a3 : : OUP t i- La -re ti w WZ ; | rrmM . ? : t hy . ** : , . ’ : eee teas 4 ‘. “’ " @ Crea! PU. LTE, 1B@ir LG e of .¢ demi-monde weed r ouge.” ‘ iru) i wi™® . x = , = - - - ——— . = - ~ 7. ‘ 7. " an a ie £aa0 ew oi; ov ec oid -— oO. are i} bie seemed to think rouge not ; " P ‘ CPR Tee ti Gf >» '>ousrta ne? Dray as ° 3 ; >. a 6m Foe tan 3 . -_ N\ . — es : Fe a i124 id >? a gro 4 : .iven necessarily an ir lication of ifm. x i = s * : : ' Lia ‘ ; — i. e 377 . ala | a | + 7 > . & P sei r* : + , " . : ah , - ™ © - e 6 4 ane wae > eo : modesty moore than skin deen. -~ He | a & . ; on ww; hr « w . . | . ° an - . Jet.seed it just as 4 fashion of |B , 7 OP Bey, : 5 | ; “2 7 or — > > ™ . - 5 z 4 ies eu a ’ - ‘ wpa syste ‘ se 4 -edl- Vietortan fashions retu ekren’ a« % & i*e ey . =. ~R av indi ~- ¢ on of aes cath ; kK ee ” eee Woe che " +> | P - _-_ : . > kh ce ~ “ tT a ° aoa e : ae Ss —— & — But it would be a good thing t Koaches. Bedbag~, Moth, Ants, | . te : h . > ef - . ° get fF a » 7 « Ss eS + r. rs = ; — . + + : _ he — aa 4 ia enmeien. te 2 _ ‘sc 8 am evive many of then I would ex- Fics. Mosquitoes. A wonderfal : * Sy ~ '"? ° » . . . PSiik i * 2 = o *“ere«? o> * > -* ee : , e ; ' = , se ee rele — T ; aoe . " a > . 3) . ‘ P —— ” - ’ - , _ . —_ f : ; et a : : cE 14 ‘mindedness STANDARD GIL CO. (WEW JERSEY) | | _ . 3 : 2 ’ : _ : > ” = - . > : £ > _ > —s i 4 _ ey - q a “ 7 . , ae os - - =a ol ——— . -~ I LOO OD ’ TODi PUZZLE iad —— ion at the first letter » ¢horizontal) or lownward a | . correctly words that : ition lact refers to a definition in also re. ; ssing the exact nurmber of it K} Jetter oni) Words start. omy ] me. ch — 3 Cad ® + 66a | | bis 65 Value | of 67 Act 69 Pronoun 70. Small succulent } fruit . P. © 4 “a se ae bee ap all | cannell "6 Woman t 78 Celebrity _ come & upon $0 Irritating to the} —- -bladed mina | €1 Kind of oll up 83 Head 5 Kind of lily $6 Educate, or feed $8 Sovereign state in | * ! 5. A. 89 Low haunt ear- $9 Epitomized $1 Rent . ~ _ 41 iaw 64 Strained we 6¢ Unite permartentiy 68 Part of war vesse! S yiva- 79 Capitalist 7l Matter ) ent speaker - | Part of a coat . Valley Tool Ireland Weary the Owned Native of Abbr.. for tten book 34 Nip off 6 Negative : Any person what- ever will be published Monday — = aes | : ee ’ tet et «3 «3 wre oOo @ «+41 we OTe country hand- oo @ Tt a a i OLUTION OF ee. YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE | | Fel Le ag il tt lle. lan lp 4 i - 4Q03G353 eogoonc 7 IOGE Eicjelsi1iS Pie ic BAA L HiCiT) | Cw 2 SQ0GC0GS G OFF PA TIS € GiAiRis a cup sucar, | ls “up fleur. poon Taktug powder ‘teaspoon «!* ‘Sup milk or weter. iespoons melted butter poon vanifa. dried aprtéots, s ‘ cooked and ‘ce until very licht. add beating un’iii-" baking porder | and add to mixture alter Beat wntil bat- | then add meited | amd vanilla. Put apricot} buttered baking dish. pour {Waa over fruits and bake tm a, ? * 5 © oven about half an hour *sh « sauce made by heat- : "UD of the apricat juice so _ 3 me point, and adding % & fe t- ~ +s & »- mes mixed with 1 tablespeon | Be . Cook until i thicit- | ve from fire, ad@ 2 table-

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FOC tae OVP PW VPLS ~ enisee ves “The au- ures, the er ACCFs- cannot be uses ito ized upon at lead ent indul- the auto- And the ed ar they of Holly- et it is the ll over the ywood actors, he writers er subeord! eopie Cole Anre'cs, to nor pare play- themselves ey are only t it wanta |} Prostilut- 1, and not fhe rains owever, Ww ® biaine at acturersa of 1Obiles, cic. t awaken- themacives mend. T Neve there ° ws revival. fon from be a turn- naiready at t My wife imist.”’ , his hope- timo from , the pig by emilling Mpaniment never- opefulness has kept holding se fal- _eor, ? ha » business in many @ is bound VYival and by read while the the reviva! over.mod- ism. But nt is being Extrem nowledginge mot bas: 8 is“assum- tion writer, fered to he tion things at the be- oniy two Christians none It Ontrose, ° list move- rece led ‘to se to to. Hnhialiam. I ve now. iI ct we Our seung of the © limnied.,- stant mil- ris- asize with opie,’ he must bo wiedgment Oung peo- f the mad- haye chore hat it leads anarchy @d back to to parents, Ants, wondertal » wash- U DAY. LE Each nhumdbes. , : , “ pa r’ 27 ze = ~ ss re ry 2 ees ————_ +4 “a7 Y $0 sd Si Ss% = 7 se G 61 oc 6> Ses 7 \6s 9 " ' : - T fe : : 5 66 e & On NA AL 1 Weapon 4 : 64 At 4 Crippie 42 65 Value el pn aniy “4 of 67 Act ly M ise 17 Mechanisim 69 Pronoun 18 Nati hog of old @#& 70 Small succulent world 47 fruit 19 Preven 49 72 Curl o* } ib | t ha far | 50 ~ re fall 2 Bont 5 76 Woman 3S Lightning 5 78 Celebrity rae Pe, rt 0 i § iped 4 u p on 80 Irritating 10 ine "f Part) periodica’ . -bladed mina °"’ Sweet compound £1 Kind of oil 0 Group of native &3 Head &5 Kind of lily 2° Note of A 8&6 Educate, or feed 24 Interjection 4 $8 Sovereign state in $5 Unboun | ex- § S. A. paAnS: &9 Low haunt £ Inte ar- 90 Epitomized 9 Not 91 Kent hurt 3 61 Law Win 3 44 Strained \s« mt 2 66 Unite permanentiy - , of ' 68 Part of war vesse! 6 Siomach wer 70 Capitalist 7 Tax " 71 Matter 8g Exh't 73 The writer or 9 Vex ent speaker / 10 Poetic name fer ne 74 Part of a coat India ; 75 Valley 11 Negative prefix era- 16 Too! . }4 True 77 Ireland 13 Merit 79 Weary 14 Afflict of a 80 Owned 16 Plav | $1-Native ot country 18 Starte. $2 Abbr. for hand- $9 Privilege written book 22 BRasket 84 Nip off *4 Nepative «S: eh) 86 Negative 8 Gold a $87 Any person what- a | s ‘we ever + The solution of the ll be published Monday | . —— angen aie mr — = | ~ POPOL Lh PP BPBL LS What to S@otion oF | ’ i YESTERDAY S PUZZLE | AINIDIS BBAIO!1 iPlolsie NiRIE lO Maw BBE lcje|s/ 1 | Seorched Linen. Uniess the linen is scorched very badly, a cut onion rubbed on the marks and then a good S0aking in cold water will remove the Bcorches., . > > A Soft Crust The cruet of your homemade bread will be Jo. ely and soft if the top of the loaf is rubbed with but- ter about 10 minutes hero, remov- .ing it from the oven > . o Grandma's Button Rox In olden times there Was never a home pneu ‘bee button box. nie what a scram ther: Was when a set of mentetek butten: ed. Nowadays we atrin of buttons and we finding any wide-mouthed have no * Wwe stvie button boxer ADVERTISEMENT ‘$ Clip This if Subject to Sore Throat or Tonsilitis wee P le te ll i i i i Prepare a harmless and effeetive gargie by dissolving two Bayer Tab- lets of Aspirin in feur tablespooa- fuls of water. Gargle throat thor- oughly. Repeat in two hours if nec- essary. Be sure you use only the genuine Bayer Tablets. of Aspirin, marked with the Bayer Cross, which can be had in tin boxes of twelve tablets for few cents ——— ee ee i ei sa — — .——_ —— iD a ae 5 1 A a cA or bores her any day than to sit through a symphony concert. And perhaps the other sister wall have the courage to tell the truth about the way she feels concerning pictures and picture galleries. She'd really rather take a pol than go to a gallery—wouldn’t it be a relief if she'd say so and be done with it? And the 00% who's always chattering about books and never really read a real book in her life—what a comfort she'd be if she'd just stop pret ending for a few short blissful moments: Why sho uly we want the whole world full of people to be like a paper full of fins—every pin exactly his brother? Come, Let’s Be Ourselves! it's a great misfortune not to love the woods and the mountains and the sea-—it’s really a great Aeprivat jon too—and how people live who do not love to read, I like Of course, fields and the not to like music, never can imagine, but, after all, why pretend about thise things? ter all be ourselves just the way we really are for 12 short om tle hour Come on, let’s make a game of it—won't it be fun to live in a ween with sc many different kinds of people, aven if it’s only bi one little surprising, interesting human day? Copyright, 1925. . POL LO POLI a ae a a a a i i i i i i i FASHION FRILLS AGERE LP PLA A PLO AA Al i i ee 4 ee aaa { © i ee ee ee i el ee LONDON.—To the rings on her same hue and a great chou of this fingers and bells on her toes, the; ribbon is posed at one side of the modern woman now adds muffs on | crown, her ankles. For spats are out aud | . . ° low shoes are in. The muffs are of | NICE.—Skirts now worn here wool roguishly trimmed with fur, They make the thin ankle look thinner and thick ankles look like | a clydesdale’s fetlock. are apparent! y as tight as they pos- sibly can be. Somewhere concealed at sides or front are tiny pleats of ; — fluting which become apparent ‘oO 4 ou Ww 4 ‘ pact ur re we work | Only when the wearer walks. These ate one is engag* i ' mtn td che feet ae are of contrasting color and so a nl Sb . | black frock sometimes reveals a flash of scarlet and a white dress Many sin; wome London y " a fany smart agbty m & one of cyclamen. have banned cosmetics and now | ‘ fs ‘ wear tinted pearls to match their complexion, NEW YORK.—Attention of some ° of the leading artists of Japan has PARIS.—A pink hat for a blonde been directed for months toward head has been a safe rule to follow |the scarf vogue and with this de- Georgette has followed | mand in view, they have originated it in designing a large cape line hat neck pieces of Oriental printed of crin with @ wide down turned crepes in the most subtle designs, brim of a rose cyclamin tint. The which are being sold for $20 and brim is trimmed with ribbon of the’) up. for years. — - — = — - — — - —————— — —— Bobby exclair ~ lll de ee an a en ~ Children’s Stories *" PPD BPD LLP — —s 2 B at Bobby Meets a li-I-M-Pp- by A-N-Z-E-E,”’ spelled out every very carefully. the wires wasn't a thing in| Bobby was just about tu to the next caze when out from behind a hill in the mid- dle of the fenced-in came Queer looking creature. ‘Of course Bob-} let- He oft as Of vlan Ce d the ter in between fence, _s. fight. 1 her s move on a Space its a Chimpanzee!” ned the faced animal came slowly ¢ of the things, a C lieve,”’ “You laughed as funny ‘Wards “Well, of do be- his side fence. al! himpanzee j guessed it rizht, the lobberly animal, | “that’s my name, Daddy Chim- panzee. What's rour name.” “Bobby, if you please,’’ lauched | Bobby, delighted because the ani-_ mal could understand him. “De | you live here all by yourself? Have you been here long? Do—,”’ *“Wait- -a-Becond, wait-a-second,”’ cried Daddy Chimpanzee. “One. question atatime. First of all : haven't been here so very long.) Let’s see,’ and he scratched his | head with his long forearm, “| think I came from Africa some | sonny,” —_——- ————— time ago. But I have only beun in this Zoo a'short time. Second, I have a wife and babr. Here she! comes now,’ out from behind the hill came Mama Chimpanzee with | her wee little baby on her back holding tightly to the mother’s long hair. “Come over Mama, and meet Bobby. Don’t be afraid. | He won't harm you.”’ Mama Chimpanzee moved over quite awkwardly, going on all! fours, walking on the knuckles of her front feet. The baby cling-| ing to her back didn’t seem to. bother her at all. | “I’m very glad to meet you, GOOD- NIGHT. BLANCHE ILLUSTRATED’ —— Se Steet I lappy Family. ' Bobby,” ifs that where you folks sleep? | the bed we had the night before. | ily that a man can’t keep up wit) | = - itree to tree.” id a a et tia ’ _ —_ — i i es ae = ~ - _ " . - canereetnpaenmtcatnstnes : ~ - : meee oe mee STORIES} SILVER MADGE GEYER [| eee ie ee ee i i i i BY 'do sometimes,” laughed Mama Chimpanzee. ‘‘But it’s almost time} |to stop walking and rest. Come. | Daddy, make us a bed. | “All right, my dear. Come see | again Bobby,’ and Daddy | 'Chimpanzee followed his wife and | ‘baby off to the tree. Reaching “up. he caught hold of the lowest |branch and swung’ himself up) ‘among the botghs. By the time} the keeper came along to teil Bob. | by it was closing time for the Zoo. ius hea made for his happy family. ) 18206 , Copyright, Boiled«Corn Pudding. | cornmeal Sift a quart of yellow into three pints of rich milk, work- free from all lumps. Adda teaspoonful of salt, three beaten esg8, 2 small cupful of molasses, and a tablespoonful of soft butter. Pour mixture into a floured pudding bag and tie it. leaving _plenty of room for the pudding to — drop it into fast boiling water and boll for three hours, younguter would fall out.” pore the pudding in the kettle. “Not when I fix the bed,”’ When done slip the pudding from laughed Daddy Chimpanzee. “You ‘the bag to a hot plate. Serve sliced, with heavy cream and honey. Any see I take a fork in the tree, then | good pudding sauce may be used if break off the branches around it | liked better. The pudding will and make a nice platform with | serve eight. people. ‘them. Then our bed is ready.| TOM-BOY That’s one thing that never both- (BRAND) ers a chimpanzee, a place to sleep. | We never think of going back to Fancy New York | SAUERKRAUT Long Silver Threads. Ask Sear nt Grocer. “One Rueieitad at a Time.” ing it and Mama Chimpanzee held out her front foot to shake through the wires of the fence. “I was just going up into the .tree to make a bed for the night.”’ “‘My goodness,” laughed Bobby the We make a bed where ever we are. Do you know I can swing myself from tree to tree so swift- | : : me. That's why we have such long arms, so we can swing from. The New F freanerng Sh ving S Stick For Tender + Ne EMOLUIENT MEDICINAL ANTISEPTIC “And do you always walk on all four feet?” Bobby asked, pat-' ting the funny little baby’s head. “Goodness no, we walk like you. RE eae ee ’ | ; '{is designated by the color; there- >! and the fat should be firm | white. | Daddy Chimpanzee had a lovely || Baker's 4 -_ W HEN YOU GO. MARKETING HE older mutton ts the better (of course this does ot mean it should be tainted), and thie _ == fore, in buying mutton, select the dark colored meat with plenty fat. It should be firm and fine in grain and Wether mutton is consid- ered the best. All the joints make good roasts. The saddle (the two loins) is the best for this purpose. The haunch (the leg and the loin undivided) -is the next choice and the leg and loins separated rank next In favor. Mutton is at its best from Octo- | ber to June. \ ‘O a Alling and ocd made from, Chocolate {Premium wot) By all means. the most satisfactory chocolate for cook- Peon, ing and drinking, Walter Baker& Co.Ltd. CSTABLISHED 1780 Dorchester Mass. Montreal.Can. @ BOOKLET Of CHOICE RECIPES SENT PREZ a iy é FAVORITE FAV ORITE—Preferred, regarded with special favor. —Standard Dictionary During 1924, as in many previous years, the Post- Dispatch again carried more Classified Advertis- ing than ALL other St. Louis newspapers ADDED TOGETHER — morning and evening, daily and Sunday. The Globe-Democrat, The Star and The Times, Combined, failed to reach thts record by more than Three-Quarters of a Million lines. FIRST First in “Want” Advertising. First in Local Display Advertising. First in National Display Advertisi First in Real Estate Advertising. * First in Total Paid Advertising. First in St. Louis Circulation | ST.LOUIS» POST-DISPATCH ay Fi.

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) : —= 9% Post-Dispatch Want Ad Of LOUIS j os -DISPAT CH —_—. AGE MEE proFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS SERVI : th, KLIS oo a LOST AND FOUND ARTIC LI=# Z lity, til tittle y tilt a . a : i'l) WANTED TO BUY Fs 7, 2 % VJRESA ‘, ie = ay, Pt , FUR SALES ANT : “iy , athow. - —= = aa Bs BUSIXESS OPPORTUNITIE= ROOMS, BOARDING. BOTELS HOTSING AND HOMES Fur ft mEAL ESTATE OF FERING=s THE HANDWRITING EXPERT—-By FONTAINE FOX = y LOANS AND INVESTMENTS. ~ — — em ee ae ek oe VOL. 77. No161. ee RY iS ' | DOLLARS MONSIEUR Ye ayes tna, 2 mates ~ > rf "4 * SE AE 5 RE ITE EE EGE FELON EE, EOE I I ESS MONSIEUR IS RIGHT ) THIS HAT IS NUCH FIORE BECOMING , SR iO MADANE — - _ ™ '- 4 . om - ‘ ec" ¢ Tit ctw & 2 a4 - ie. ) ase 2 * » 2s 6° = P * J : % ss? : . , : . 7 — o* nm * ia 4 Pr?!) , + r, ‘ s ¢ : — . — ~~ . Vs ~@ -* Fr. + . » Re ‘ f Z ’ “ , . . - = rc . J : a - a " - 7% > > ‘* ~. a os ; ee. Lis ~ * —> J - _ 7 ‘ i‘ er j : ; : nha lies ~s an 8 P 4 ahaa iw . — , | : ; ’ ” : : “¢€ ° 7 j j f : : : J “ . 7 : 4 ” _ 7 ” - . : er ’ ore ee 6 eto ee ~~ 2 . os SET “2 One smile from } As happy as be- Before your love I ioved your every Ah, couyil I thee agal: Pda give three rousing ) Ill say you knocked me off the «says Doctor Charged $65 for paren. ‘How Are You*’” The day you ieft me in the lurch Not so good. And kemt me Walking 4 sd . Inder the new tax. — Sets For over thirty years. > a a A De ie ~ ee can ride as cheap as one. far" | ’ ' — J , - is . 2 fi Kh vr ’ ! . Louis P. Aloe, former president / A ef the Board of Aldermen, who re-| ad ._o— » ¢,eorge sister. - ree oan = 7 A ; sak - ' /i : : Ze LO , es pansion of terminai factlities, with Ro be you not aistiyes eNO: IZA ; “ons the attendant proposed trade of Although we're not predicting “Board Rejects Brother-in-Law of , f ote “ DE ot the Free ind Mies tetenniel Baker Again.” = when, — : ws a weet elites toe il : urban transportation e : the gcrada ndicating that the relations be- eR | “eet Seme day you'll make grax | ea " ae eee lee aes * z the expenditure oti. T HOPE. / tween the Board and the Gover- Ce, PT an IE RE eR | : siaiiamaaiamaiilia aeniiaiaiianil seni _ a 3 . nu ; a) BR TRS, pos a IS » . ‘ Re ee a ee > ; oo nor are somewhat straine i oe il tte refers to the su- | ‘“°@ A SOUR NOTE. | sin ) y a a “Wanted: A SOLO CORNET “Missouri Racing Bill Has Fair | LIFE’S LITTLE JOKES—NUMBER 538,662—By RUBE GOLDBERG | ality —epglipsoeringne es yh p 4 nted »” : - : traffic madeNit an important cen- | "6s PLAYER—Also one acquainted j : ) = WE , —— x. mc pein fre car scruction work. Maybe, if it d ‘t get bumped | | = _ 3 > “4? Fp : with ight cons-ruct o fa} | —_ =” . ~ ae hanged conditions, the city has a : — se : -4 2 \ . 2 m4 ; Apply, etating band experience.. if the stretch. = | >. ew opportunMy to regain its sa-'! -— | ’ === - —_ Sremacs “tatus of the Race Now. KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN - | » a : / . Posy = ’ ~ ey ; | Aioe is ene of four candidates > = - ‘ — ; “ 4 bs » a e fi QQ ee ET aaa eneS—e—— = | 2 | led thus far, with. the BRE SHE GOES FITTSS> SHE WHOSE BEAUTY | | Ss “\- | NS P i Sgr Bar sy” ee ones aie . wTGHED ME -" ~TRY CAUCE MORE | == : > Ae | q SOO SE ZB, i £; : Nl Sse .. Hugo’ Grimm, expected “FITTSS * TO_ASCERTAIN) HER NAME Fa =e 3 Z . = SE. scause Sten ait eat eee } DES/RE it ABOVE ACL ELSE | ; Ps - , : 2 ; : — Cm ‘Howewls | Alee new tess en iho THIS WORLD | | ; : . By ~~ te apes pert of a majorig> of the Re-? a > ——— WHILE THG LITTLE UM ELLA ubiican City Central Committee, },. is VsEeb WRHEAI rT PAI Bs a lich is likely to be broadened if +O PROTECT ABOUT GCIGHT PEO" ow being made. -to have Sd withdraw, are success- OF TEAS GUST- COVERS — | | REA | As! x me She platform includes a discus- | ; . . of the. following problems: | end issue program: public con- ats, terminal faetlities. public a ae ity experts to represent the city; t railway franchise. motor WHILE HERE'S PAS | BOT THE ONE THAT A - } & tne matter ef street Se. = +. : ° : as 7 d - - sa 1st +i. ees, Al +e - > ors the PPOs tj Serv lce@-at -eoe' : nlan - . «+ Le | cr otties * *RAZy i 7 tem piated by reorganizers of the j .F (Copyright. 1925, 7 uted Rajlw aye €o.,. under which | — = gow — ~ ~ — a a ee itn te a> et VEE aie os a | witt Be ARRestTeED SY cARRy A DROP a 2s ok weeny euesamtinnnn aie: | BAHAMA ;| Dita GOWNA [| THIS COUNTEY* } | uEse REVENCO BaRtes: | ON MY 2 a t Pu\some measure of co-ordi-| |, & : BRING BACK ————_—sSO—*r PERSON: = Riof alc? co-operation of all city CSLANDS- A QUART OF : ) > BP4portation factlities, Whether of "MEDICINE - 3 2 é mon or separate ownership.” a : , ‘ © bse rves that the Dwsses are a y" outlying sec- Sut that their tent to de- lat routes will pay is sufficient data available te f just what relief of congestion | afford. : PT he best interests of the e¢itr ad that the United Railways SAaken ont of receis ership as —' rae aS possivie.” he adds point- ‘tonight Out that no extensions nor per- @®, E. nt improvements may be made | tion a recetvership. esigned Col to Conserve assets. bond. intiment of commissions. to be i! Bb») the city, are‘Yavored, in the Robe al f . 7 x, eae r if iprovement of ter. a BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS ee ities the greatest single ’ z : - . Louls, There hee » 1 a r . pu " Giscussion of a trade TIRED : | |} | WHAT 00 YOU MEAN Oy TALKING i! | re = A = — een ‘cna would be free th YOO" YOO ARE GETTIN ALITTLE + | pre » 4 4 ~ | | Ces ~ , ck) ~— ' is t electric soot a ae Se | SS7e ee PORTANT Foe our) |p) 4. > ear (| | Ey | MEEL™?°' SSESSs. . al ty ’ % _ a =" ~— hrian , o ay om get into such | 4 ‘at they can and will per, tangible offers of B the eng = deck uses, pro- _. ~*¥ (8 permanent wnr- ana of the bridge and the side h mile. 2 | | ne ¢ 8 *SUarding the city prove it to ye. ma’am.” He glanced about, fly to .- = | Ai ee : [3 ff —— + Seneem, sectiritios 26 08 Fite ’ a7 : —— Pe ew eae : fol - = Page 2, Columa 3. oitien Giemsa i = . oS irl 4 | right. 19¢5 ‘& * ti? a ae : | ’