St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 23, 1925

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— PAGE TUESD “e CEMBER 23 2 1m, 7 yf Economical oom Homes” | is. | In All Parts of St. Louis 7 | | | 4 Foom and Beard Want Ads in tie = N li tee: I PUST DISPATCH in November. T } mn * 1 : MORE than in ALL the other St. E D I I O N Louis ncwspapers COMBINED? ‘d he Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service wth ne SF eS — ca. © Seeeeeiieeeseeee ee eA cee A ———-anenapeenemapemnn ais - ~ = - —_———— ere eee _ a ee NO. 107. ST. LOUIS WE DNESDAY E v E NING. D DEC EMBER 93. 1925 —40 PAG Ms PRICE Ba: CENTS eee —s — ———_ er eo -—s— —— LS = ae a ———— ee a - —— = ——_——__-__ — POP Oe ee _ sINORLD Pres = BUTLER, FIRED, © GERARD SWOPE CREATES — WINSEY ESTATE, "RENGM Patwowace WIE CON TD) P HOSSLOONEY =r “SSA5555°°". DE ARES MAYOR "'SEND YOUTHS TO COLLEGE $711000,000 PLUS 72°4°°2."2"°"°*" DpeveNT wie Deputies Loath to Yield Pres- POeTSTAYEARS ee a 08 LACKS COURAGE sous or cancion o Ac femmes TWONEWSPAPERS “sii Somme” EDOM PETTING lowest @ at.9 a. wf ae a | cept Endowment, Which ¥% Ce tee | Official forecast | : ° . 3 ail e aoe : Copyright. 1925, by the P d Pulit | YOE WELL | for St. Louis ang Replying to Letter of Dis-. Wil] Be Memorial to * OO , Publishing Gee ‘then ten We URDER ORP THOSE | vicinity: Pa rity |) —— Nearest Surviving Relative _ and Post-Dispatch.) POLAR SEAS | cloudy tonign Missal, General Refers to. Donor’s Parents. wa. +, 4 le Aged Sister, andi Dine as can: non cereal : and Th ursday: + , ee % af Pantene agate : en igar ‘‘o., whic as made a t¢ at Galesburg, Ill., warmer tonight Inability to Get Hotels, | fe ee position of His Vast Hold- of $600,000,000 for the French with lowest tem- Gerard Swope of New York,| Si: % dita, toe | |} tobacco monopoly, proposes to re- | Bov Reaches Verdict at 2 A. | perature about Padlocked. | president of the General Electric ae 5 aa. * 2 ings Is Uncertain. “organize the tobacco sales practice Husband and y» 6, Found : — = a ‘ati in France. The company wishes Dead in Home on Bul- 26 ‘, , : “ At YT) ni ; 3% Dv ‘ ; rs . 4% , se. ) t 4% i ff ~ the Agsociated Preaes, ate Panag o spectacular campaign of two vears, the 1mn¢ a A il] i “ te a red : J | 1é i| Se vices for ra : : henchmen. French Deputies ars — "RG. im Te , 23.—A _ . : a zi eae , ' |a comm ttee appornte: vy the pres- sey, newspaper an magazine pudbd- not inclined to give up any suc GALESBU Sunset today, 4:45 p. m toda) the office of Director of |, When Mrs. Catherine Fleming : p. 1 it of the Board of Education. lie} in the Epise sources of patronage . ’ viltw “wos returned at unrice 4 erro - 5 . -— : , vee » *% , P i (iSner’r, will be held in 1é 4p ae I : ict of gui 4 Sunrise tomorrow, 7:18 a. m. Puble safety of Philadelphia-——dis- | + endewment is caleulated to! e he ID m AC NOCVAVYEL ” | went at 11:30 a. m. today to the 4 ~~ vy the jurv in th» o the Mi ssissipp! River at pal ¢ athedral of St. Jonn the at NV F : KAK CLOCK a.m.today by the jury 1 Fyre , . missed by the mayor. Before go-|yield $5009 ‘ear in the bhegin- flat at 4615 Bulwer avenue, where 3 feet at 7 a. m., a fall increasing amount | vine at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- | of John Looney here for the |" ; i. , | ling he sent a letter to Mayor Ken-|ning and an increasing = am | 4 The pody then wit! be taken! FOR GAMBLERS I$ DEAD AT 82 | she formerly lived, to take @ prder of W iiiasn Gabel, Rock ; . : drick, in which he accused the jsater uncer spe RnOv ; pe ae nc9et _ mee ME , e er -year- eeenkeener, Fhe vunish- | Bright Christmas Forecast. chief executive of lack of mora! |COUeses a3 “the Swope pian.’ to the receiving vault in Woodlaw: | Prepared Ticker Tape Night Befora Christmas present to f 6-ye mc b } . By the Associated P’regs : - , . af , and Ran It Out During Day old s0n, Lester Fleming, and to was fixed by the jury at 14, WASHINGTON | Dec °3.—-A/courage in enforcing the liquor Return of Original Gift. | Cemetery and in the spring will he ; = ms _the minimum sentence on a | bright Christmas, with nearly nor-|law against the larger hotelsinthe;| This plan first was «announced | in some spot in Maine not u for Speculators. o2 talk with her husband, Pearl Piem- rer conviction in this State. mal temperatures, is looked for by | city. when hte: tiie i - ‘et selected. nr erage Shergarde o~ ae ae ‘Bill | ing, about her pending divoree - EB. Coffman, foreman of the |the Weather Bureau for most of! The General made public corre-|the board Latter|) Known as Davis Man- | set ee > law in Skakel died here yesterday = the suit, she found the bodies of fa- aid that the verdict came on; the counrry. In an unofficial | spond: nce to show that he hadjchusetts Institute of Technology. | sion—Loss Estimated at | ue Ose - a preeneies ik — - Sp Stem a ee ther and boy, dead from shotgun 1:10 o'clock this ; forecast today, official ut thelurged the mayor to take action]|In effect. it is that the recipient | _ ‘state today in the Cathedral. Aj]|90s his fame was nation-wide in ' . -etired at ¥%|bureau said there probably would against these places before he re- {of a scholarship, should h de $70,000. guard of honor, including several gambling circles ,owing to the in- | Wounds, on the floor. The first ballot | 0@ Snow Christmas Ve n the | tired as Director of Public Safety ;successful in after years, shal! 4 ivance to him. plus itterest and}! , Ilph 8 : six for life.- The second ballot Assistant Succeed: mi. I pending Upon | ; Chauncey M. Depew, Adolp | lock which ~ wh note, first at 2728 South Broadway eight for 14 years and four | OVER NEW YORK CITY BOARD Assistant Director George W. El-|the colleges selected. The. seholar(jcounty seat named for him. Ochs, Ogden Reid, John W. Davis, ¢.0¢ ch, when the market cath rer ios ne saiiien ene On the | ——-— liott, who has strongly supported jis to be permitted to designate pref-| Later it was occupied by Saiuel Otto H. Kahn and Dr. Nicholas opened, poured out the tape with |’ ” : ° "€ | John William Smith of Harlem Is | Butler in hjs campaign here, suc-|erence as to schoo It was said |.. oe ! x : > fH. quotations. He charged a com- | 8°". Clifford, 12, who is not Flem- First of R to Wield Se en “i a e See ; eee Cc. Davis, the capitalist, wno sold it| Murray Butler. mission. and it was up to th ing’s son, lived with her. —— - ceeds the General as director. (the board would formally agcept| ith adjacent land, to Numerous organizations. have | tog h fy ica Man Being Sought. Gavel. ofc Satin — al root] the gift at-a mecting on Jan. 12. at, Yea 469, With aajac and, ‘ ,| ers to guess the fluctuations. ‘ == : nmme nz en ~ ‘i iis ; Befc re nis agiminiss2! Butier ae ; £ ; . . the > 1); vis ry alts Co ~ . ich 5 m ade arr: ing* ments to he Oi fficially i A P ] ‘ . a , - The man named in- Fleming’s a Ori: 7 , “ac unrnoved at the ad es * 4 called on Mrs. Voilet E. Fahne- | “cn it > ili properly express its |‘ . on Stach ay: = we ee eented at the funeral. Among | n advance or drop of 15 points F : : money Wa - eK © = NEW YORK. Dec. 292 -For th at . naa INree fon of Swone’ ~itt 4,opened a subdivision there. represen walt’ « , . a day was nothin for the clock note was sought by detectives at NO 1h "8 - of the verdict Hle sat as oN Es A. 4 _ = or the | stock, the city’s only woman police | 2PP! lation - swopes £1! +} are the American Newspapes : 6 . OcK. he Olive at th but left byw WE | } “\WIHAT (OTHIN: a he Oi Ti , ra. ; «en | oa first ime in the hietorr of New . is i , , ‘ i “4 wie ora a comment on nrecedent i ~oa8 from the fire is pia ed “at nem ar 4 s . ~ Players said they made money as t e y Plree ouac, uU € y ei Vv mee nas during most of the trial, Mask A Maisinn a 7 wee magistrate and consistent support- init, an vi , : + | $79,000 Flames were discovered | Publishers’ Asosciation, the -\ew ‘often as on the boar? of trade or | * Tear door as they entered. The ‘ ’ ork, é , Tr reside: vresterdse D caine - " ‘ — 2 on re now 2 } uenD Tu .;? (ne iv.¥ — . watchman. whe | the Seciety of Maine, of which Mr. | he le. ' that he “followed wrestling for an 4 a -) ; — tr men. 1 a picked group of policemen schools excep - m. by a grounds watchman. 19 eeney wan tone @ see The ma but no stocks were deliv- alibi.” ‘ pe ate | rm cit 4 sate i 7 — Iderman John William Smith }active in liquor raids, h presen: fund, which is to aid teachers ji awan ons the caretake! Willia gms 8 Cjub has appointed le ‘red and nobody ever saw a aap Mrs TR, or Oo TY) — a . pESe : ” wee ——- acCtl. nN 1 , aiUs5, 2 ’ >Ni- . ' P } ) - : a . ~ Uamoved for some time. Then Negro, of Harlem wielded theleq to he . diamond ring and pursuing further studv bette) Spooner, and Spooner’s wife, 10- | Union League ‘ . - ‘PO vein | tificate. Since the clock was al- ; to + “ ?° - , eebe ‘ } 2% ‘ al 10 ‘ rit a . : " : ¢ */ > r, ey it’ PS + burst into tears se s ‘ fit them for their profession. vear-old ‘son and 2-month-old |# cCommittec ¢ . men ) ware fixed the night before and orney I P Wase>d ‘ the gavel. bouquet of roses. pang ome ; sent it Bulwer avenwve house, and, after ; . : tas . ; 7 fe : “When you look at thie rin ie a V4 ope deed of trust \wac prepares baby Pr); . spooners escaped from “Se ras ree by Samuel W. Fordyce Jr. of St. the first floor, partially clad, but Estate Excecds $20,000,000. | the thrills of the real game were . . ’ fora new tris "| » dav for | he told Mrs. Fahnestock, “I want Louis. ' without saving ene a RE Sa . x - sed a fortul | ' be hed iwent away. This morning she re- . ; -aehe e | ‘ % ‘ i ua ‘ r}¢ si S i. aaa was se: |Forty Men Quit Work Over Seven- | you to think of 125 men who, wit4 ion dae . a es Mr. Munsey P ‘ ic} - turned and saw the bodies through By tiie es ws oer eee Second Issuc ropes around their necks. are'| : d Swope, whose company longings the lowest estimate of which is} Skakel ran for Alderman, but a window. dudge ‘sraham tor » Be An, | A Re ny . . I * : ee of , = . | recently announced its purchase ofa The house was destroved. It was $20,000,000, € xclusive of his tw | was beaten by “Rath euse”’ John The boy's body was in the mid ~T te likel: | Dr SS 0' ec reea Working ior the cause Oo aw an 155-acre site in the no , “ Rees ~ ; - 4 a> én 41, 0 ii Ee ‘ one : ” ~~ Vow een Ce 9° itv oi ne northwe ndus- valued af® $50,000 ay onliv 0. ewens r erties, 1e New} Ce . mn — Attorne: Genera! | LONDON, Dec. -3.—Dignity | order in this city and are loyal trial Aistri ~t } poalicepe ee ey ee ly $20.-/| newspaps Piper omy | ughiin. Then Skakel retired to | dle room of the three-room fiat, ae ’ | feces dacs imarked the settlement today of the | .e we in or we ey ‘ | pao trict he a ranch in South Dakota. and the man's body was in the . i ; ‘ ) Oy a a rge ma nufa: Per ein . ; Hadley ani Senator; | ere eS elie | man turing plant. wa ~urnis] , $29.000 | ors one close relative was a} ——_—— issue state- walkout, of 40 English bricklayers “The mayor has not biuffed me. | educated in St. I “Segre i res Penaiegstgs. Mets Bae. eos Diomage heen a . | ENGLISH PRESS IND eS ee oe arbour issu¢ a sla ' , in St. Louis public schools, ing to Scruggs-Vandervoort-Bar-| sister, Mrs. John M. Hyde of St.| , head, and a stick, with bent nail. gerne Tore i) oo “4 - — 4 — | buried Swope became a member of \ Soa of Overseers of Massa- NW sixth ballot 30 years’ — iment, ballot art > c ‘clock the rote unanimous for 14 years’ im- Fleming said she and her older son went last night to the ee ‘re for the erection 000 insurance was carried on it.| York Sun and the New York Telr- A can fire me, bu he cannot! graduatir OT ‘eon ; .) . prosecution, saving , | kraacuating from ‘ entral High x , ] - al Petersbure la who is some | , | |week, declaring they would not re- aoe . . , 7 hey. were destroyed also. | SS OSs Be Hades Uj. S, RUBBER showe w the i con- an: um : »rdict bluff me. School. His father. a man ifacturer The ibi as| years older than he was. His es E ROTEST , rtonre wese tig rin the het? a mode! country home dauri tate. therefore, becomes perhaps) ¢« Price of the Lambeth Bor ough tory as the greatest bo ly of po- | sent his son ie Meethchucctte tg i mo le ouncry eerar qd iring the | . “ . aot tm omen history - Shouldn’ t Have Face to Complain gle-barre! gun. The condition of | subdivision exploitation , the largest in } _ ‘im View of Wheat Situation, the bodies indicated that the trag- ' . 9 . y reguired one minute and | jay It ms a | aw. t is setting an example to , a4 +4 ‘= al rt} bject of | ' ‘ ; » % . ’ oe _— , ‘position is already the subject of! py the associated Press 12 sec ndivas to lay a single brick. iin eff atwean 61 . “ Worked for $6 a Week. caused the blaze, which was| @4SPO5 . : . , : re ; J - hogan: : oe Poli all over the country interested discussion. LONDON. Dee. °32.——The London Neighbors had neither heard the | Alderman Price conceded that he } “MiGvement Not Over.” Three cousins. children of ¥ shots nor noticed the lack of life ff Piant of the Wester, "7 — ment for several! hours u : al t) f) ime and tha ] r pany at (hi Raiph Clayton’ 700-actr farm | commenting editorially on the | #50ut the fiat. N n¢ if) t i] ele tle " . f . ' . " ‘ ge so - S o . ti ako ‘ Pork ’ } ; ' i ~ men: for decens Y is no ‘ er by | shane : iw mn t) | om ; re sbaeteehk ti re oe alive. rhey are Samuel! American resentment against the Says Hie Wae Threatened. miicht regulr’ oan? one n ni a | . cial — , 4 Reais . 4 4 P . ‘ » Bistsypey a i a ra. s 1") *) +4 . imTic i 3 ee t } I i lé ‘97107 ; . s 7 ot, ae ” 2 Pa " - > - lin oe etaa eee 4 a ” any means. l've got to go down itime h +} RPE po ) + hous verlook! Va t , Alfred Hopkins of New York, Mrs./ high British rubber prices, but to- | Fleming, who was 32 years. oid, 1é ~ - an “2 o ne . Liill@ this é. 1} r , = . : 4 : is no , e. t) e ( : c} iz "Le wl . “ a re Th 4 ey) : } » > 7 . . . P ‘ J it)? a © i ‘ ‘ 5 7 ‘y?37 . " - h 1c] f o f*a) inty Se; @ - s . the occupations, which were; Butler's ietter, ‘but when You | guocessfu) w: a SOUS BBS So i ™ er en 7 , cousin, lives in New York. that it is difficult to understand|™®¢. to be raised up by a Cuckoo C% sr zt - i’ "OU } t ie "¢e : — a ’ 7 9 ee ~ | . . . ie > ‘7 . ; ¥ alt 4 , thanire vs 3 ras rouen her _--—- = licitor not to proceed with th tracts and so rapidly did this busi and surrounding ground more than The $20 ane N00 estimate of hia | tee on.’ can complain against a The note then gave the name of oy TA ayn. | FORD PAYING 8 PE CENT | | padlock proceedings against the. hess expand, that it eventually re- | 49 years ago, and made it his bret exclusive of his newspaper! protective scheme, and that the| the man mentioned as a gangster, i : . aaa ‘ = ‘sulted in Lhe ‘Sfahliehrnian? —, . he me. About TSO he made Two | we ; - oe ae ; ‘ - ‘ ~ ' » fy in connecti } : $1.744,000 for F. ‘mployes Holding | Ritz-Carlton Hotel, against which | : od ce oe fa ae | properties, is considered consefva-/United States acted {dentically re- and said, “He has threatened mm) 4 ) nnection with his op- b offi in St. Louise with /large additions the original | P™°P* life, which is the cause of ‘all this) S in Rock Is - ¢ a ~ . m™wmo wn oo a bad 7 inl a | . , J, ' ve. ‘ ind. 'Py the Associated Preas nd vicious evidence as against any postageas oe yee ww, Manage! \ftter p= tes Sw AS de ages . qT! ‘ 'aast vear. the Telegram being le*s “If we had tried to raise the . : ~ years nere, romotion ri i whole lding remained i rood | he | ’ ' , +} ; . ; of the other places we have closed, stds eta iatapacie a ge ee ee ee prosperous Other estimates price of wheat to a starving Eu-|*®® words, ‘Pearl Fleming and his vy the defens*| Ford Motor Co. announced today it son whom he loves so dearly.” alive argument came! wil] distribute $1.744.000 next} . ; : York as first vice-president of 1} f: er-in-law, Edwards Whitaker, | ' ; eee , "le yesterday, GnGlmonthi to holders of Fora em-|°2%° license of the big hotels, such | company, @ self-made accomolich. rere font at Boatrren's Bank re. | 000,000. With his only near rela-| shouldn't have the face to com-| 7 tming was a laborer. The po- té raé , ) De: ) noiger 7] ] > © , ‘ : -Thagd Ae o Ylii« ™ res) > | ape mAtmen : . "ef - : , . ‘ ' : . j mon 7 +}, . a | my ils h pr ( nN ] in the impression | plain of limitation of the price of lhe 6 did not learn whether he had from total af 26.991 persons will shere | the Belleyue-Stratford, controlled in Washingtor me a. $1 Davi Ther reside now at 12 of some was that those ‘ es >i rubber.’ oe Sytpenys oth : 3 °h oS ? ian a t} CAU ax, ' ; 3 Mr. Mun- ing.’ and adds: “Te? England is di sar.anged efense an e an rings their income {f01 , nternations fenera! “leety a } 9) for home of the &Sf.. Loui , ' i nee a men Fe r@nera File r) : ne orme home of — & OuLSs eT sprang from invest- aughing up her sleeve, it is the of the day hat | per cent An ,&-per-cent return | i business of General Electric Com. avis place. burned. the club en ee ' : ' 2 ag 2d you t t an —e . bape si sisi Be, : the ¢ ic f the late has had the oppc lity es J. Barbour! was received last July. The com-| * ote nin get ily -—isnatt , 7 es. Oe pany. Two years later he became! licas Davis home for about hrough the advice 0! - 9 er . se oreboeagy It; indicated that I would find other : “y : George W. Perkins he bought into The Westminster Gazette. com- ER CASE . rf means o loing so if vou did not » ome ‘ / | ssoctated Press April t after $25.900,000 f do & 5 . did no parent ¢renera! Klectric {om pan’ i press mt grounds he corporation 1 9 He patience with A rot + hich By the A s P . bs . . ss aw 9 , ‘ ?. ‘ - Tr ss v c . . was as low as 5 an . LANSING, Mich, Dec. 23. — | ame : +4 nae = - . | aie ; : a ' house had been exhibite . , sume labor until Alderman Edward This unit will go down in his-]of watch cases, who died in 1990 “a — | ae ee trived to kill himeelf with the sip "yy un +7 ’ tr: red hie le larat tion ‘lice . : : eel 4 : ‘ . i oe ' : icemen which has enforced thejstitute of Technologw —> are 2et heirs. Its! : Defective wiring apparently | Which there are no direct London Paper Comments edy occurred several days ago _— graduation, he enter +} fought by the Clayton Fire Depart- mit h : newspapers , eo . 4 was seven seconde off it : reck.- an ar Sie Guero plant of te PY ’ | paper have been chary of =! a é . : , want to sav tha (ne move- | ' — ROU Tii- brother of Mr. Munseys mother, are still 1) sii ‘ . ~ } yeas ‘ r) “= ‘a . i in " ** > . cepted this as the required apologs You have not interfered in the ‘S 10) | , ‘ford Falls, Me., and Miss Martha | silence. To Whom It May Concern operatioy S meme . , . = I iT1ON Sent word ?t his son The W. ' 100 acres north of this site to in- i . ¢ " ) >»? ad ~L- oy ea ae ee 7 ‘ . . . . ; ' > > ° 1! sand other workmen to resume whom You are not interested. erick Hopkins widow of another Eritish consumers as American. his mother take bim away from is as me | | : rine ' " x - . I . : 1it% »** stile s’ . “— i> Bene: , S; mu >] iP Vis we WJ r § ,*- } NN » o _ "6 . check ed by ] e di BI ity Sty ik e ba lked and dire . +o 7 your ( i? v ‘ ai ie 4 { OT - : Afi if 1% } g ij t rig 18€ Sun Earned $1,500,000. how A merica, ‘the home of pro- ga ngeete r. ney is under sentence for con- aith, - ranch a“ ;' Investment Paper. establishment there was as much| The Sun netted $1.590.00° | garding cotton and wheat. * Dete happening. The note ended with nse ry surprise. DETROIT. Mich.; Dec. 22 —The oe t " him to Chicago and the (a. Naw epair Of recent vears Davis’ ; and when you refused to revoke the 8 me Saen te New ere oa a Aig ranged from $25,000,000 to $49.-'rope.” says the Morning Post, “we ‘ | as , as the Ritz-Carlton, the Walten and ; tive : aged sister, W. Hadley, As-! ployes’ investment certificates. A ment. During the-war he served sided there with Mr. and Mrs ive his ag heen working recently The flat a by wour friends, on evidence as him in business than had/sents $ per cent on their invest : ican indignation “distinctly amus-| ‘se UNmade and household articles $ fnay hadi se ’ per Ty) 12 {TJ 17 nN — . ae . - re. A substantial pal of 2 ' an which action was urgently recom- . :, te fortune ‘ ! ii at the lose of| the vear from the certificates to 16 . : corporation Nandling th: fore ‘ountre Cluny hich wy north fe, sey 8 Toru - — ' , h . ’ Ub . | . r : rmuendé ] by me. and when on De a ' J . P = “> O7 igi _o in ry ‘ iy vw nil i VTAS Ti CT 1} ) ments in I"nites States Stee, | first time since the war that she HOID ARRIER ‘nany discontinued issuing the cer- ‘and since has been presider sf th - : 1 it moved to its be oes MP : , Sident of n . years, Intii i mo ae when its conmmon | Ments: It ie difficult to matntain - a °aF } ’ = j Ce : . Bevery ROUrS, : act, you, on Dec. 22, dismissed me 7 °* at tt had been purchased. | he Swope home in St ouls wae «to: : iring Lne@ fr orm office. for mor sae "—7) \- md Pnay SIGHT IS CHRISTMAS GIFT ame in time. to he the largest in- seems mainly motivated hy a fear ; saomeggiony eS usi at ee: then ~ vidus 1 holder of commoa stock. |that, through sale of the one com- |\Charged by the State Health De- , sch . : Gives Out Correspondence Oli : le o ive street Mrs S wre e = ent i « : is side. Bar . . _ ee pow en “tg oe > TERS | ana.on occasion owned as *nuch as | modity America must buy from us,|partment with being responsible lLooner’s son 1] 4 OU called me dislova! because oceceurre dq iak\ SUirTi me? in Berlin. and on oO a @ ie we sh 1] aecure 4 i _ ¥ n Rock IL ACANCIES WLié pressed vou to be a man an-]'> where two married daughters re. B poy $10,000,000 or $12,000,000 of | pena te statis means of paying | for 22 cases of typhoid fever in two $5 7 m : - . } a | 5 ; , a5 , a "ress o> : > , ’ | ; } t er apt VW ‘ 5 MU ‘ , 0 ° r : vour oath of office and | sid« Another son is Herbert HUNTINGTON. W His chief busin , | Michigan counties, James Soper. a . P in firs | , . e tT 7h) ss? . : ; >| ?? uTr- a arTy © i A Avil 2 ; ; : : » 8 arr —— 110 kl ’ | eens , lises vou hav nubliciv Bavard Swope. executiv act, f — Meas: the Frank A. Munsey ©o., ' f which : —By ¥ — a he daughter thet Z } your promises you nave pubiliciy ajyaru ewope, Aecu e *®ailor oy Two mountain zg le 1) ble : ' ; a ‘yallv sol 600 MINE CHILDREN 1: | popmad Ae Fagst ere —— sores 7 . . . : ‘ . ' - . . ‘ . i ai Ae, Labial at he sic ; usa . de and virtu: r aole “Sled from the « . declared and pledged to the people the New York World o dimen birth sete: dee _ | he was president anc v™ ef posing by the State until he loses his = aoe see, Ovo . - Th! company pub ishes Every day the Help Want- .| who elected you, and to me. In or- Mrs. Swope S$ ashes were -brought intingeton hospital day and; °*2° —_ ancien gag va Necessaries Alan Sent to Strikers’, power of infecting others with the f Philadel-;to St. Loui ist September | the magsmaes—Ser = = Homes in Shenandoah Valley disease 4 K UNMASKS SANTA CLAUS ed advertisemericts in the der Li at the people ‘), ha - ‘ . Py Ac ; sai’ ‘ ray a , ’ ond — +} . " .° . n ' Fly: n’ an ‘ : . classified pages of the phia who are vour superiors, may buria! azed upon Their ight h: l, ' Alj-Story ‘ —w a bee: pe | : | Ey the Associated Press« Soper, who is more than 60 years know that the failure to take actiun ' ; ; well as being the holding oOmpany SHEENA NDOAH l’a . Dee. 23 ~~ | 61d. may never he safe ts ming! fest in Sal Oy - inn Or lake City Based Post-Dispatch perform a eae yon ‘ LARGE MEN AND THE BAG PIPE iN Cem, 3 - — ; ‘ + newspaper properties Its M +} 600 child f striki ' “iiti Leo on rmy Tom ii jue m” VOuUPr IACK aii ’ hs me J es P ' ‘ the lex " ; } Ll i ; ore an ‘ ren ALK helpful service for those ne J : ca a rom their mountain neighbors and ree aia « $16,000,000 and it pt eer ath pHa, roe Of SITIKINS with persons subject to typhoid, e COV re Tie } “4 } ’ ca rT , i , .* ae . - . a’ — mora UTAZ al ifn r Hunt T a n a Tre yeuter lac cording to @ report by Ir. Tt. Ml «i A "he oh . ’ :? . " 7 . KE: mT’s l"ta Cc. who want employes and fault of the Police Department. ani | Together They Make the Jazz Rand — tris ". Reale ai ai 1 bas no funded debt day at the Children's Ww elfare | o1in Btate Health Com miasioner > mean ail ~ i : L’ those who want employ-;. .. aia alll aa apenas e . red p+oy n order that they may know your Playing Double-Quick Time. sister. Marme. 24 vee d, su Real Estate Holdings. | Service room. Food, clothing andir. on esid the man’s case waa coal were taken to the homes of | unusual because @f the large num- 'many families. The relief work | was started after numerous revorta| U0" WRO have costracted the Gis- For vears. the Post-D'‘s- eh 9 Sone —y ™ — ease from him, and @eciared noth- “y of destitution had been received , oane 1 Ges to tee - Bae - ; n ; , tar = ogc 2 e De sten . mn and the Chief patch has been the one & had said that the Mayor must fire can jazz operetta introduced the, j ; ‘heir eyes nd were : va a from schoo! teachers eke: . rte " noae ) emplorment guide «in St. ’ . | ; nay 3 nt eens nolo eT Pk vania. It is capitalized at $2,000,.-|¢ne Shenandoah Valley covery. esentatives of the him before he would surrender the saxophone to Scotland. has come. educa , ante » the meth. Louis — the quick action iob back Cc = ‘$5 : ds | mee oe rg kindiv dis 000 Hard (Coal Cent a Pound in in Loston. The Mate beard. made ~ eperta) + } r Intro i? wT) . : Ve , Le T) .ire - 4 : public medium for those who ii ging ET . ' 7 * } pari tereeted T) Cc | Real estate inciudes long Island | By the Associated Prese | sorepraten for Soper's welnte- UR: nm asp pe "as recentiy intro- osed neighbors inter Bis . : : . v celts value time and don’t care Letter of Dismissal. iced in a ol sweet here ard in ¥ Hawes of Huntington. The doc- | Preperty. an Adirondack estate BOSTON. Dec. 23.—Hard coal| mance on a farm tenanted by «6 7) | ; ' "4 . ? a , it 2 ts , , | sa e . . » Vv . allies e -—* . . a to walt The Mavor's ietter of dirm this — ata Re heen ing P said he as ‘ling perform near Flizabethtown he Mohican | has become so scarce here that one | family free from the diseaner noite - - . (nis 7 aS mn ,0omMm strong _tor ‘ ee Was Whit ' ’ , , . fiowir said: ever since nic largwe men are sm he: delicat operation eceasary | Hotel and Plant Building tn New jarge firm, which has opened 12\ The farmer is not connected with fiowiln . Yer sinc itv jaf rm at i- | Tl sOilicat operacion OSes ‘ ' ‘ ‘ a “Your letter of Dec. 22. inquiring gaged as jazz bagpipe players be-| without cost London, Conn., the latter two esti. distributing stations in various /the outbreak of 24 cases following * sesh se ST DI SP 4 on why Il request your resignation. and aguse of the necessity of having in- The neighbors. anxious to have | mated at $1,500,000, and the Mun-/ parts of the city. is offering an-(|& church dinner at Eaton Rapids. ad be allied inl te aid PO: i r ‘ “a would relieve you from duty, is re- | qividuals with an enormous lung!the girls back home by Christmas, ieey Trust Co. Building in Wash- | thracite to cash and carry custom- nae 18, which has resulted in sie fenhe ¢ l in - ~ | 1 aneneed-« fend tesa ington. He also was pres ident of lea at ome cent a pound. Buyers !three deaths. The source of the | ‘ [ a Ve Do Tr my . Lt ice” . + ° : certizemanis then A “) am not required by law toling pace with the saxophone anj| hospital! expenses, The operation i bring their own hods or bas- disease of these. victims is under ment. , reason i# simply a camouflage. | = ;' , Ww - ital cataract ef ’ - . . ; rin 2 “e A Star ate P eae Tered (rom congr. nit 2) ‘ s. Another nolding is the \MIohican am submitting to ‘hem the Cor? - | (;LASGCGOW De . ‘ The bar- their remote mountain home nf I f« o poration operating "1 . ‘ . o *9 ' , . . e3 . {ca A cor | J : ; ~ enondence for their judgment. : hielh _ eh ease . y s — —— +t . h - . > "y . £ pipe wnricn as hreatened for) rad Loga {0 At. 1e) had chain of grocery stores in this! a protest The dismissa! came after Butler /awhite last « «hen an : ‘iven uD h » 4 ever gain- ‘ ; awhile last spring when an Ameri- about 1 Up nope oe oe ‘ew England and Pennsy}.- Cerries far more Em ceived. lexpansion who are capable of keep- hurried Vv “eip from Christmas ae. Loews nowapapere COM i ido ioe aan er - } at street corners ) odie | Continued om Page 2, Column a, double-quick time was a success, = investigation, . ow. aus > — > w= pho * ate ee

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on 995 me - ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 23, 1925. Se ra = aca a HER Pro | Tin NON Two Vic tims of Tragedy: Widow PEE are eng bee a MERCHANT hat g MEN. ENTOMBED a ANGER FOUN : HOF MOT ‘ 4 UPHELD "Corer nwest| "mT 85, LEFT IN BURNING OHO. gm STR SHEAMREDLLOS THAT OF poration here, a director in the Na- P ae ‘ ——e 7 | Sa, Ps a 3 eo | tiona) Surety Co., and president of “¢ a . a rie Sta yed W ith Loc a il CAMMERS | a m = E Sie x | the Equitable Co. of Washington. U WHI ee SO ee . a Hoping to W ) | ea ‘i ee a 3 Recs | His clubs included the New ’ ’ | ome a ae | al With Customer —_——— | ‘York Yacht, Metropolitan, Union eas » ~~ 7 oa } "Riding | a ee ae he | Caroline Sommers, a . | ae League, Lotus, Untiverstty, Riding ; a Se ae ee a F Tl Ex tion of Ail ‘ : “3 dies x - ‘ Py a coGe. and Driving, Automobile, Pe en | Richard Bullock, Dry Blaze Is Traced. to Short #8 wy aa wai eS : | Ailes Erms Si Succumbs in Cin- | - — ; a i | ee é : i anes a oe * 3 e: Lambs, Turf and “Field, Chevy Goods Dealer, Built F or- , Circuiting of Electric | “ey, SS ” TS . | old, spent last night inf 90, Charges of Mismanage- Ens me ; .: re % be os Sas Chase of Washington and Travelers | he ‘ . 384 —_ x ae mo ke | Barr department st , | , SF. ere OS es se ase tune on $10,000 Invested| Wiring Following Slide) | — mages Christmas outfit, 0a ment Contained in Su- i . = > ™ Sem, PR : nee, eg ae ris itt 5! | when salen Prost: preme Court Decision. et eo ps, a ae Se ee OM. Munsey had his eccentrici- in Burroughs . ock. ), Se Soe me | | ble dress-rack in the wan 20 years : — , Ss KERR PGRN ’ . } ~ > , ' A ~ ut P m ) # ’ x ¥* w) a >, o a x * wel Pap. ties, which sometimes made them-| The estate of tue late Richard hrf ~~" Dec. 23.—orfi-| rs Sg ae ~} | department beforeg¢ good luck Invest selves felt in his b | all dry goods merchant, er ee | : lve elt i lls Dusiness dealings. |B. Tullock, Y €& ttnited States | clal check today showed that nine es B . ee Sea at today, they gasped waits, an LOUD JUDGMENT FOR —- 4 : ce =a nn _ aglaw se be ocr | aoe Saameee in 1865 possessed | men perished last night in a fire in| Poe See Fg [for there was Mise ine about h IDE — . = spe 2 g a. Sen Wace Se: BS Rae mce he saw a fat man who was | chiefly of $5, an indenture show-/the Webb mine of the ee M ‘ . ——. oe et > tt he resplendent in a gol@j - i — = $173,500 SET AS a ee eS PSE SS aaa a em ¢ (on the staff. He immediately or- | ing he had served apprenticeship Jones Coal Co. at Shadyside, six) | oa 4 : e ss | Sa gre SS fa fur neckpliece, a style | retta ay = Po SR. ‘ “OR ¢. Sa os Seva the @lemices! of the ‘man. ‘in his chosen business and 3. de. | miles south of here z. Mote: : ‘ og SEAR 3 ea surrounded bv ah > ie | $1 three “a ‘ere. sae & : > Sea - saying that he cared to have noj|termination to make good, is val- awe tie o ap Sl eater ag Ap%. : : 3 ee 2a Se Weeping, she expiaii * ; be sold f Company Held to Have eh ‘ ia. S fe : Ree See : - be seas fat man on his pay rol! The fatj;ued at $1.119.107 in the inventory | pet winged 0 pine shay cn “ ere pantie Se RR ; waiting fon custome: wh ad In fact, on al Se oe eee ee oman was not discharged, however, | filed in Probate Court yesterday. | Officials and employes of ihe coal ERMA FLASCHBERGER. so she could slip out qui closed, He Acted Within Its Rights ee “Patt Sto pee: ; Re oo ny ake. Se we and later. when he wrote a story | AT) 2ullock. who died Nov. 16,/cOmpany are studying means to = 7 ve : ‘out being noticed. § ’ earnest , S | | od bs ~~ — -# e: eit: oe ss Sal 3 x gai po ~ 4 ig js &: ae Pe oa that especially pleased the pub- / aged S35, left his entire estate in| cer bat I © " ; ee ie © | Police Hieadquarters ; : The bun and Power in Stock aie e Fp bi a : 4 es er & Re Pe. Pes: = eS a lisher, the latter ordered the man’s/|trus! for the lifetime benefit of his . ee fc EOL Le Seca SS New ee salary increased. ‘widow. Mrs. Sarah A. Rullock, and Complained of. ; - Pe ph ae oS ae Es 2 bes When in the city Mr. Munsey |after her death it will go to his | as" oF wind 2 Ree Sa Re lived at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, daughter and three sons. The bulk where he had a sulte. In recent;of Mr sullock's fortune was In of stock of the phenomenal’y success- It has been + cca ae the | largest in this vicinity. Between) tectives carrying her | i nished, fire was cause: vy a rock slide | 400 and 500 men have been work-| sitions and presently hold she short circuiting electric wiring in| ing. mostly four days a week. | §$he is an usher in | Mrs. Caroline Sommers, 90 a mortal the mine's tunnel, All of the dead The dead, all of whom live near | lesque theater and } an, id. died in Cincinnat! aa “ . elor, pre were taken from the main airshaft, | Shadyside, are: A. O. Trux, Julius| cabaret dancing, but # few hours after the death of her mas dre which is 240 feet in length. Oliveri, Sam Kello,. Alfonse Zac- | get no contracts beca jon, David Sommers, cope. on : plan whie 'ful Rurroughs Adding Machine Christmas Celebration Off. cigini, Mdward Kennedy, Julius|clothes. Yesterday aftaum fer in. philanthropic work, In itself in h | _ e ? iin a emer oe 3 gid ie eee, ieee (OR, but his thrift and care in in- Shady side had Pianned a corn- | Talbert, John Ferry, two unidentl- | strolling through the 4 he Jewish eter coe reg be: gw Ps Luck Full exoneration ‘of me ty 2008 ; Reo ee ee AS | of Mr. Munsey since his death, pos- | Vestments made this possible. munity Christmas celebration, until | fied. | store it occurred to } .' Mrs. Sommers AA Hemme I"nion Trust Co. of all charges of | eg | . : oe ae ; ree ‘sineete “ cdi rae Weegee sa The inventory shows the fol- last night's tragedy drove all | washroom unt!) the | 7 pveral days, suffering trom y= ot been bad, mismanagement of some ti te ii es é ed oF : my told oe “a both ¢ netichate, lowing: Stocks, $1,074.625; bonds, | thoughts of holiday merriment RAILROAD AGENT MURDERED. out of the building, a pees of 0G8 ae —- ‘phy. sets of the Mary J. Blan«e estate , e 3 si xi : a gt na : 6A LOS. mee np ° | $20.00: cash. $18. 482: notes. from the mind of the community. Be Trouble 2s . her death, receiv ed today y 16-year-ol ie contained in an opinion handed * : 3 ‘ me ‘ Aer ping an ippointmen , — as- $5000: chattels, $800 The largest Most of the men had been working - & A. Employe Had Recn Active a members of the family here, said tripped down vesterday afternoon by Di- , gt - Be 4 eee eees the puolsner = 8 item of stock is S674 shares of | 2! ly four days a week, out they | in War on Freight Thieves. ' ' spent the whole -night.¢ the news of her son's death fel under vision No. 1 of the Supreme Court. . : = * 3 window gazing {nto the street. Mr Ri rough natnae tiie ae pa! \were rolng to pool their wages for | By the Assaciates Prees. . watchmen,” she exr , d not been communicated to her. and DI | reversing a decree of St. Louis Cir- — BP Pe oo ey Munsey apologized for his abstrac- | acids ™" €531 ago. Th, ‘wil eT coe the celebration. SPRINGFIELD, kL: Dec. w3., ~| bundles indicated ‘she had Thefuneral of Mrs. Sommers will MS » ; ; - ideale ana . tb wok > . wd ' ‘ eck ' . 4 euit Court that Mrs. Ida Mary Efile ee | tic n and remarked Liithne tnt tite ehocle ak ome Today's activities brought to Bert Zumwalt, special agen for |visit several cepartments, held in Cincinnati Friday. Mr. Loud, sole Bianke heir, was entitle] ot Bee Be. gill Pe es rogay is my birthday. "| value of 90 as of Nov. 7. The lat-| 4@ht many instances of herdism = = : a ‘ 2 i Se ae gts : . . : an , , a > I@ 3 me ~ : to recover $173,500 frorn che trust | Secee : SSS a Se Ea Soa ; uly aly only relative est sale of Burroughs common ,| 4mong the miners trapped in the ‘ ee Se Wa Dn soe © sS E: kk PLEMING., By the Jefferson City Correspond. | ae 3 | WRS. © \TH RIN , ent of the Post-Dispatch. , é : ¥ , , - Pass oe ewe ™ ‘vears he spent a large portion JEFFERSON CITY. Dec. °°. | -— ; 5” aoe oo Se | his time abroad. *~) Tae _ le eS EE ee were any the Chicago & Alton Ratlroad, was |the things she wore, her emmers’ funeral will be held at 2 mie in Be found beside his automobile, a half cluded two hats, a ¢ 4 m. tomorrow in Temple Israel, | 57... mer company ona sale by it of some . Ste ee §6| ter Who is older than lam. I won-|., . so york stock Exchanges [-8™oke-filled shaft. mile east of the city, last night, Set. a silver tollet tray, aD maingshighway anad Washington | to busin | h h fired b h : , , Same aS Re der if it “th be | ceawent | where he was fired upon by three | P ' , : stock owned by the estate. ; gene ‘ if if 1s worth while } was at 91's The estate includes | Seventy men were at work when | unidentified men. He died shortly | ee ae atomizer, a sf nue, followed by interment # and got a y =X SI? > ae ‘> oe os Pate + “ae a - war ~ 7, a | ie oS, le Ah OE — ; a SIA” > ee . - . > . a ; o* ts 3 - R . - +4 ( ,Or S rif h te e “g >} > . rs . . 2 » ioe see tue company in accerd- and Airs: Loud appes +f Sees mer Po 2T his regret for the publisher's pass-|c2rieton-Ferguson Co., doth of pes were loaded and determined) and killed a man in the Alton . oo ® explained cs sommach a aeeeeel he pure aftce with the opinion, All the / lower court ruling on © COnIMIs- | Bee: ee pe . sn = es = Pees iwhieh went down in the collanse tha he most likely wav of esca Pel yards. He was ordered held for | ¢@Usnhter hed stolen things . -" : toa How Seen eveon NO. i concurred jsions. The cases were combined | Pe ARL FLEMING. a lof the Ferguson-McKinney manu-| ¥8% through the main entry. For-| the grand jury, but an indictment} ® sort of illness,” he wala) Capitalist Ill Two Days. North St. in the opinion. by the Supreme Court : : ‘T am personally deeply affes | fa oe . ty-one other miners, by devious] was never returned against him. lived in San Francisco : until a M- Sommers, who was 58 years | numbered ee ~ ae 4 2 AS ey Pee p> Se- 2 Ss eS y _- . > Allowances to the trust company In reversing the judginent against PHYSICIAN INDICTED : $16 000 ed.’ he wrote. “at the death of Mr | es ec i nted out today that ways. hac made for the entry and —~ -- —-- —— -——- a month ago, when she’ } , died at noon yesterday, after ee —— st warious times for compensation | the trust company. the Supren: Munsey whom I not-onlv admired, sn es theath’ matte dn): cae it was through there that they} Two Killed ‘in Crossing Accident. (|trouble in a similar case aal operation for an intestinal dis- for services, expenses, attorneys | Court overruled the contention - l held 3 sincere ONd | «teen te : Pod roy aoa eventually escaped DANVILLE, Ill.,. Dec. 23.—Misa paroled on hig plea. ‘ie ier which caused him to be } fees in litigation and other items, | Mra. Loud’s attorneys that the trust EMBEZZLEMENT IS ALLEGED arrectionate regara as I had come, nd made up of readiiv salahie| _$atalities in Main Airshaft. | Bessie Brown of Homer and Miss| He decided to take hen en to the hospital Sunday. Ie totaling $81,886, also were = ap- | company had no authority to giv |pr. Eliha Fluesmeier of Wright to know him in recent years with -% oT Bs | but whom La? a > ,aY by hy a, i? ha } ‘ ; ‘ ln ee ai — . ‘ = +f Mother-in-Law. e had published it, he had ex- ‘eidlieeiest alk OH cated in their efforts to climb the/ mobile ran into the engine of a St.|so he could work @ nie] trial in Indianapolis, as a tion over the estate. The ruling on, tion and was unenforceable; an: | luesmeier of Wright Cits = found on the steps. jthe Chicago & Eastern Illinois to quit his job in &t uls a. rand a gentleman in the true | 200.000 ie st ish charitable institutions, trust company a ful] victory in the | voidable at election of Mrs. loud.|.¢ ot ¢harles was issued by th honor and gentle nt | W ould , >} ield they considered the Granby i ee naiaind ' | ; Litigation over the estate, which | field . lon a bench warran Charles I). Dawes. Vice is company -be- tasion of a dinner at the Colum-|By the Mrs. X aD ‘ f flate ‘ war c iti hey |]... Mabe hges ieee = ale ) earin of Mrs lary J Blanke, filed sult inflated bs wat conditions Tne; with additional! information ‘ Secretar. f the Treasur: Her. | bee 13 it ould not obéalin the va- ; a other speakers pahl tributes to Mf - « The other nine made for the! Violet Molter of Champaign were |Germany, her bdirthp ‘oe in good health last week, and ‘ia : tirnac the Sy qe, . _ . proved in the opinion which com- | the Walker option; that the Walken") Qity, Mo... Accused as Agent for erigualy intimacy) “m the pun, 2 . atlas ne ofan set | main airshaft. They were suffo-| killed yesterday when their auto-/started East, stopping: oa ified Thursday, in the Jack , he highest tvne ; inurns . ) nrroughs stock evenly |], 3 : N - s\ nhw indictment egainst Dr. peeeeee te BSh rt ahinaeg: feta eit : > | tortuous stairway, the bodies being |Louis-Chicago passenger train of ‘trade and save money, He acter witness fpr Nat Gold HYD) the allowances affirmed a ruling of | that because of relationships exis!-j| fijpg KF 3 . al ye > . ublisher of t] iumb vears ugo, one man The W , Bucc ) of the lower court. ing between some of the directorsi ago. charging the embezzlement of} . Adolp tig : a a eo it geil hieae The Webb mine is one of the Railroad move on to New York, oem Pym, agen a peney Full Victory for Trust Company. (of the trust company andthe Walk- I $16, 000 as agent for his mother- New tork Times, said S et he | 7 se =a! — ener Poe ome. Np ' : ns * ‘ ' dente | \n origin investment o bout i death. His litigation over its management of Granby Stock Sale Upheld. igrand jury here last week, it was One" | pe BBE. i} $10 090 or $i 900 : sd f the | | pote F 6 Toes fund was the estate. and commissions col: Cc omniissioner Seddon pointed aut learned today - ith the announce- pail loot an AlLAT) promoter and . ( >. i ; n O , oO Den or has an estimated value of son..j|steck a speculative stock and of | oat ; meier President : | , , a 0060, began in January ook 2 on | doubtful value as an instrument fer | itibpese cn ate , aggre: ty, of the United states William | cante thi vl -roughs Adding Ma- Club last night, was made i ent fey : 79 ¥9eU, WH | dicted charged with the embezzie Howard Taft. Chief Justice of the | chi ' ich. as itgprospered | d a memortal gathering. Si Jer - sy a Pe pipette “yeu on oo. ee. werecseds to Cochin. placed the indictment last vaek, Sommers’ memory. Missourt the anke will declared void. be-| At the time the option was civen, it ; ™ = a ee eer : naniin the larger sum. Saturday : , a cert cause it violated the rule agairst| was testified, $259 was considere} ~ ‘ Fstabiished Memorial to Wife. we = = STORE S a" file headed the campaign for a irecessity UJ G ee 00,000 fund for the new building | bined two cross appeals in litizga- | option was given without considera ism.’ amo mo ehildren > me , : mA al With $ n St. Charles 17 years ago , | ed tions to enter decree fo Mrs. ~ " ao ‘ - dis ] 1 . ; SA § H K F p i] i * j n interested hday, has been postponed. plication farlier ¢ ‘tivities of Earlier charitable activities iesue $19 Loud, and to require an aecounting ' ' ae cad jul 196 : 2 ‘ich “inte | . safe or doubtful investment?” the : himself il | estate investments ’ , . as her agent from July 2, 1914, un- | 3 from the trust company to Mrs.; Commissioner wrote. “We think 4] Jan io last. shortiv before her | THEN STATES STORY IS LIE a time His realty holdings recicceeene Court decl-/ this question mast be answered in Ydeath, and failed to account for . | placed na company now @ , ee e * Property be! the affigmative.” PR Ba iit is be! A confession that he had shot !/conducted by two of his sons Sommers were In connection turned over to her. The crucial legal questior th certain mortgage bonds elonging mul “ine | Peemncrs were in conan > 7 a he sit 3 . - - o e , 18 = m Se . Sccounting was filed to her. In her will, she bequeathed rari ireman James -H. Matee: the establishing of the Dorothy Fey Son r os Shelter Home for K 7 idren, .6 Tower Grove ave- alll °®. The home was a memorial '*% | Seon Commissoiner said. was whether by the trust company on June 14,| ¢p_ rs. Sommers, who was killed in | ceed a automobile accident in St. Lo , | ing and sues, covering about nine years’ give the option. He _ stated th» street last Thursday evening ‘was wnty in July, 19123. At the sani the certt : > 4 ure! ‘ famite matter.’ ! sarang es i =_— a9 Blanke will gave the trustee power } — a. eee made yesterday by Eugene Schafer. | st0P rr ~ ant tuats ee oot to sell any of the trust property. ACTOR’ S WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE | lf years oid, who had been arrest- | S © Me the two young daugitters of | necessity or such prices and under ch cor- , commissions and fees. Recovery f hp s v| ee ee ie oe pee ane. ed as a robber, and repudiated by and Mrs. Sommers, ‘and Mrs. structure of $173,500 for alleged losses suf-| Coe it-nace cock ctreungtaneca | PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-«/him when the police pointed out - estes Sy the estate in the stock believe and have 80 ruled that st leToseph Schildkraut, the actor, is | contradictions in- his statement, | Cie , ant trus- | ' PERI UMES ial mmers' mother, Mrs. Albert | Was eo ld. , y, were killed. D. c. | ‘a inancial assoctates.believe that sistant Toulet Sets at total value of Mr. Sommers’ es- pany, ¢ : | ivor Mateer was cllie« _ ; is more than $2,000,009. of the By — Deal Complained Of. tee to aell the stock: at least the | wife, who was Elise Bartlett Por- | frustrate a cigar store robbery | veins stock transaction involved will gave the trustee the discretion- iter, herself an actress. charges | Schafer and a companion, Eu- (80 Shares of stock of the Granby | ore power.” the Commission=r| cruelty in her action. They were | «ene Holbart, 21, of Youngstown, | Mining and Smelting Co. of Mis- a ) . , Toilet Waters ; ; pF “seks Y é* ¥ t ie mir. Sonimers was vit 6 chairman | &P¢ a “ ae |... f the Twenty-fifth Ward Draft|*" } Atomizers rd and was a member of the $1,800.00 work Aa sourl, which were owned | he | stated. /married here April 7. 19 1922. O.. were arrested in University | 7 nec sy t : ; ,City Monday night and admitted} estate. It was shown in testimony! “While the question is not en- | BUTLER, FIRED, _ ‘they I fer’ | Perf AS i pols ) iS 4 te “ouncil of Defense. He was ume Lights oa ON . hoas a chief organizer of the West- lake th : tie had robbed Schafer’s former that the trust company on March |trely free from doubt, neverthe- | employ eo turnifure , 14, 1916, gave G. H. Walker & Co., leas, after an exhaustive review DECLARES MAYOR erga a wereser of | St. Louis brokers, an option to/and analysis of the many cited au- I I et an no se sree ene, wee nang niioean tars. Impo Ps ae i, . abi : ' : md Country Club and had been! | Gag we ported and Domestic a i ee i Ts dent of the Westwood nd | bree " ibian clubs. ongthy . = ** i tf e a ] Tif ? s le ] f v] ” buy the stock for 260 a share and |thorities,” he added, ‘we have ar- | mitted also that he stole $180 when ry darkens the windows of 2@ was born in Cincinnatl. me dam to retain whatever amount in ex/rived at the conclusion the de-| SNS eee |he left the home of his aunt and 74; 99 large business enterprise here | fect h in the furniture line, and ue [a for vears head of the D. Som- a +* ett, . Sa UN et Meo stocks the hea represen fa Pet: + wee ~~ SSS nas _—— eee -—--- ewe. S-- eee S e or -—— 9 . ‘ ‘ . hea ‘ *tcr)y | . , , trust company had a right t ’ lescribed Dr. Fluesmet Pont the her property to four children. at Grand boulevard and Olive ee ] - ate ~— a Mninaig. gilli. a. ont hg Shae 7 Granby stock were sold to a syn-|the 13 stockholders of the Walker the Mayor as vour superior officer. had shot Policeman Mateer. Ques- | dicate at $400 a share, less com-| organization—Robert McK. Jones “The confidence and harmonious tioned by Chief of Police Gerk anda |f} DUSY- Worry cheers up the missions that netted Granby shar¢-| 7 yp yilley and Benjamin Grete relationship which should exist be- others, the story he told conflict. devil and makes the angels } a . Z l ’ * — : : . ' anon = ang Share, except the| wore directora of -the trust. com- eng in ules ae ae \ sremageredl ven eo much with the facts of the weep. Worry takes out of your , moe 3 ' $1; 1 : HC Y iy ac-!ashooting that it was ‘to obtai many at the time the option was |” S 5 att as easy to ontain unshi In the course of this deal, and hes mn — el tions been completely destroved. his admission chat he was lying. | sconces en pees Vi. ' and substitutes the gloom of give nd that Allen T. West ¢ before delivery of the stock to the BS ane o) : 8 ae | “As you have failed to. comply Ife asserted that University City |with my request for your resigna- | policemen had abused him, causing despair. Wet Waeh at 6 cents In May of 1916 the Walkercom-'had the mediate right and power |*°"F request, I may say that you | Dec. 5. i] Worry breeds illness. Worry im 1917, and until very pany swung a deal by which thelto give the Walker option.” | have not a proper appreciation of Schafer was taken to city police begets wrinkles, Worry keeps 4 te heid ; e in tl pacity ASSORTED HARD CANDIES, 2-LB. BOX, 69c ce. ian Aree, intereat te See | Gobet entire 20,000 outstanding shares eC Testimony showed that some of the obligation which vou hold to headquarters when he declared he the doctor and the undertaker Glass Manufacturing Co., | B. Be | Sixby of the Te c Sia the Walker company ex- W. H. Bixby t he Walker organ h he aided in establishing and | , , ‘ization, respectively, were sons of y temetin ! ‘4 hb meade 1 D.C. erelsed its option with the trust iThomad Hf. West Sr and Ww xk. | to" y dismiss you as Di- | his murder “confession,” but Chief | a pound and the work well done. USEFUL GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY Lt ire. " ‘ty Rens Mponeat tn Sane pe aa : company and too t “Kk | : : 1 I yepart S| Reck , , P kK he. atock | |rector of the Department of Public | Gerk eould find no marka of abuse That should atop your washday Pany and retired from the of- {cl . oe, | Bixby, trust company directors ape 3 | -: owned by the Blanke estate at $250 Safety at Philadelphia, the dismis-|on him. Schafer and Holbart had worry. ii KODAKS FOUNTAIN PENS PENCILS in gold and of wice president. He was | the fow a share. When directors of the | Seddon held the mere fact these | ga! to take effect at 12 o'clock noon admitted the Saturday robbervw ‘a irust company cbiectea to this | relationships existed “does not ren- | today" Se Agitated | WATCHES THERMOS BOTTLES HAIRBRUSHES ‘linc, "tof the Federal Com price, because of the higher price |4er the transaction presumptive- News from Washington {a4 that | i = gee acar inate Asie oe pe a rust Co. and a director of | n >k cm& & oS- tn 4 AaAleer | k scetves by others the Walker |! oF constructively fraudulent, and | Major-General John A. Lejeune.| murder told the police they cou Wet Wash, 6c lb. in POCKET KNIVES STATIONERY PIPES ~¥ Nationa) Bank of Commierce. Seimeres © pay an sddi-|voldable for that reasoa.” The re- | commandant of the Marine Corps, | not tdentify Schafer, but a 14-year ALARM CLOCKS SAFETY RAZORS CIGARETTS oe Investor in New Theater. tional $50 a share, bringing the /lationship between the organiza-/ will urge Gen. Butler to remain in . Minimum Bundle, $1.20 | | =8 latest active business under- | | old errand boy who saw the shoot- | Planke price up to $300 a share (tions was too remote, he continued, !the service. ing asserted that he had ident i IGHTS C NG IRONS PHOTO ALBUMS my King was the bullding of the new | This additional amount was paid, to invalidate the option in the @b-/ popmer Messenger Boy to Head schetes AS ‘grate io seudiogn ae Wet Wash, | - - Theater,-on Grand bowie: County A S sahé er s 7c b. . : » In uw -—— = eee ee ee sailan ae It was testified, under an agree. sence of proof of actual fraud or Firm assaliant. Hol. | , | : hich he was one of the ' ° ar e¢ ment that the St. Louis Union Trust bad faith upon the part of the By the Associated Press. bret. og q knowlede f the | Flat W ork ibenadl Ks 10¢ CIGARS, 25 in box ' eeee ae’ f in: estors. Hie insisted. dur- the f'o. would take from Walker $800... | truest company. JOUNGSTOWN. O Dec 23.— | é. Mi B dl #. 2 FOR 25c CIGARS, 25 in box sseeeeree the pDertod of planning and | ; 090 in notes of a $2,000,000 issuw| “A scrutinous examination of| James de i j|ing and lower court lecisions, $16.- | elie one eat ay. pe rei Si) f 2901 WEST FLORISSANT 540 N. YANDEVENTER MURDOCK AND MA © floore. It was his plan to : ainder of the |Supreme Court directed the costs 060 for attorneys’ fees in contest- so das onl ane veat WON ETZEL, LNION AND SUBTRBAN GRAND AND Bees * this one of the most elabo- terest from June 1 1916. allowances included $22,787 far , f at “ i money order r S? ouim 6 Ais CLAYTON AND MreC AUSLAND ST. LOTIS AND NEWSTEAD GRAVOrS AND CAR partment: Th | : weeds me 1 ey OF CNS COURS GRE G15,000 foris incase br ciie cnorics 7323-25 § BROADWAY GRAND AND EASTON FERGUSON * ® lower court overruled the | services from November, 1914, tolattorneys' fees for the first appeal ty 1901 MADISON BROADWAY AND CHIPPEWA 30 N. CENTRAL. © memorial meeting in Mr. Som- exeeptions by Mre. Loud to the \° June 12, 1923; $22.000 for addi-|to the Supreme Court mafia 4.60 ° SO Oe pen ungas | . ° iM emer eniwe Oe Fae pry rf honor is to be held next fees and comralssions. and in this 7 } Victor and Ohio | 6510 DELMAR 7308 is ; da i tional services as trustec $1099 | fense of the accounting against tho| DELMAR Fen tape AY oa SHAW AY. WEBSTER G night at Chesed Shel ae sustained by the Supr _luntered as eme for services beiween the account- ‘eaceptions [1870 at the a ~ ODe Gartield 6600.

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ee ee —_ “DANGER FOUND HMIATH OF MOTHER Proves Theory of Luck FREES 14 OFFENDERS SPEDIAL FESTIVAL FEOF TENOR NAMES ss com cx.” SUIT OVER ANNEXATION IN STORE SHE RORAMMULOWS THAT OF After Wait of 20 Years 45 ycHcTMAS GFT. ESTABLSHED BY POPE ST.LOUIS CHORUSGRL joe, VOTED BY CLAYTON ugust A. Hemmerla, Here- meme — Rk ts | ei } | | |Property Owners in Four-Mile Mobley to “ Oven V0 SOMMERS ee 4“ 7 | —" H yon Aap ee tot tas oe wan eee = Area to Oppose Carryin | ! | 3 er iday C 3 ing Feast o e See Miss Mab , i : E About to Close ;); Qe == : waste pe. . a ne Z : Hoping to Walk Que tu , ME Ai. With Custom ‘ 38s 4 gu Mg : Once a Year. Into the Liturgy. Woody. ae | Out Proposal. bid wwotO c _ ” ° ° e a So ee pape oo . d ee 4 oS, ae ; Tee) Deal in Which He Will -:7. . 4 na ee nce = nny By . Caro ine mmers, ‘ 4 a Fi ; a aia - By Leased Wire From the New Ci * : | ‘rma Flaschberger + . s i ° | Realize $14,000 on an pee oe 4 “Christmas presents” in the form }-By the Associated Press. York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | a fs a An injunefion suit will be filed, | S°" 23 yall gg Succumbs in Cin- | fe spent iast night tn the Fam ‘ , nts ROME, Dec. 23.—Pope Pius to- j — : Fuge. 4 @ | of discharges to 14 defendants in hes eg : a a XEW YORK. Dec. 23. talph a a seeking to prevent consummation Investment of $1 ie 9 7 charged wih | “7 Dea gs eon = ee PP ee of the annexation of about four . : — a’ #n ; ; his court—10 men which he introduces 1 the Jit- | Errolie Smith, tenor of the Metro- | dr partment store Eetti 7 4 *. * on Same Day as : aad , a vA hic ] He int! oduces nto . hie il iw: 2 lr - ; =e? *% ng - gnnati | | strras outfit . ° | hen salesladie- q August A. Hemmerla has waited ex % re ; $ (speeding and four with intoxica-|urgy a special festival of the Re- | politan Opera Company, whose pro- | ae mB \savare miles of territory decided ; opened a ee eee — a ee iors, ’ a i, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23. 1995. ST.LOUIS POS' - —_ | tion—_were distributed today by Po-/| deemer. } fessional name is Ralph Errolle,| ae B om by Clayton at a special election : fn es las R | He recalis that the program of | and who already is paying $126 a) an yesterday. John Mooney, an attor- the women 20 years to prove his theory that = ae | bene Judge sosecag. ‘ ho| his pontificate is ;‘the peace of | month alimony to his first wife.) aia ney, residing at Price and Ladw: A n # : a speeders who) a i. “pee wd be tens : sin ot A ae ce : good luck comes to him who only Ses B. ne Addressing eight sp |Christ in the Kingdom of Christ. yesterday was ordered by euprem fgg Mae roads, . the western edge of the Waits, and now, with Christmas : 7 had pleaded guilty, two othe men | He enumerates recent events, in- | Court Justice Mahgney to ~~ ve ae. aes moawen, today Gnaeuness “atemeqe. TOMORROW mhout hese, he can offer the fact |* 4 a st fl being unable to appear, Judge!cluding the missionary exposition, | second wife, Strella Wi'son in | Bae ie © would Sie the suit. Tlaschh : BE jewpg Soy eg f we | Rosecan said: various Ccanonizations and the cen- / also a singer, $75 a week alimony i ae Nees 8 yk ny A majority of the people living | that a bungalow at 4862 Marga- |} fe “People who enjoy ordinary fac-|tenary of the councit of Nicea, all (and $600 counsel fees, pending the) BissGaaws ‘Shige, Me in the section to be annezed are e dress-rack in department before customers jiav. they gasped in ere Was XAliece ~i nm? lent in a gol a} A tan ‘ ° ied | a fur neckpiece, a stylish $ ,retta avenue, which cost him jusf = rrTovwun|gar : F — 1 at End of 500,- my h : ; |e, +7 , , - hear of buna peu $i three months ago. is about to ni eaplained the 000 Fund Campaign for ve sold for $14.090. stomers to come In fact, the deal is practically uities can escape your speeding au- of which he declares have been a j o¥Utcome of her suit for pease geno | Be ne il “Pa .. ' against this.” Mooney deciared. -tonfbiles, but there are a good hastening of the realization of the According to the present airs. Be: ees All it would mean to them fs in- inumber of drunks and others in St. | kingdom. Smith, shi ana the tenor a | oe a3 — tt = creased taxes. We prevented it Louis without full faculties, and Special Festival Established. marries eT ae mage a Bao. | | } | ones before by injunction and I * could slip out quiet ssh- Charities Be- | closed, Hemmerla having accepted you might kill ene of these when Therefore he believes it oppor- Van ak thie 7 ax deme company | % 3 | think we can do it again.” : being noticed She ~ Jewish |earnest money from the purchaser. 6 Pee ame 2 . ¢ you speed. Remember, a humanitune to close holy year by estab- | conae o a 4 , e was appearing “3 wae tock ) Clayton voted to take in the ter- ice headquarters with ec Memorial Session. | The bungalow. completely fur = Zs F . life is a human life, whether unfor- | lishing “ special] festival for | a ee re ‘ohn imeaanibele anil ea % ‘Mitory bounded by Clayton, Price fives carrving her comes 7 ae | |nished, was first prize at a house- ee ee PF, timate or not. Am I right, gentle-/ Christ's kingdom. “if Jesus is to til the first ‘of the yoar. sh — Bonhomme roads, and border- and oe hold show last September. Hem- ee. : ; men?” be venerated by al] Catholics and a reall ear lived happily with their MISS MABEL WOODY. — the county eeat on the west. meria, a stenographer and a bach- io ee The defendants agreed the JUdge/ remedy hastened to present evils.” | two small daughters. Then, she Sygrampe eae | r ere are numerous country homes elor, proposes to spend his Christ- ae eae g was right, and the Judge _ re- The encyclical decries the effect: oe | " FINED FOR FAILING TO jin this district and the residents eeqye theater and has done her husband met Mabs safter the death of her marked: ‘I’m going to give vou a + me i ll es egy | leges, pe! 1USL nag 'do not want to beco few hours it mas dreaming of a trip abroad. a narked: ‘I'm going — 2 asthe. +. ee system 0) '| Woody a chorus girl, while he} ecome part of « haret dancin ‘T -. : . acyenl hora * aad aul David Sommers, ie yreennon anw elas whilh i uladhe” ahegtttatues Bsn ~ | Christmas present rer Gachergt Ge ernments are intrusted to lai da ith the Municipal Opera Com-! SUPPLY SUFFICIENT HEAT pein Clayton can extend in thie ciothes. Yesterday atrernoon y in phils ea gy sity Hen ‘itseif in his mind r LUGUST A. HEMMERLA. you, but bear in mind — mY ne laity and in which the Chrsgi.cn |; pany in St. Louis. | Agemt . nase Adderly. with whom he lives at Ceive the “present” were: Arthur | mit to the civil puwers. The Pon-| @ « xplained to his wi rd, want Each Wilt Appeal. south. URDERED epee no aa employes Mn ities of age. Telegrams telling bonny yes os nent along ae oat mage draitee- | — ae Steed, S90GA ee ee | tiff expresses the hope that these a , Sek OS SS ee aifia\ Mrs. Nellie Cluskie and cere | The vote was 159 to 6, out of ee . her death. received today by | a ; aa d d pai —- “thes : mor sheen |epectively. of an apartment house | residing in the outside territory oe ) spent the whole night dogg s¢he news of her son's death a we ee ee by three, and tore F" ba ag mmery Kensington avent e; Beene Siete world the Kingdom of Christ, with | gg egg eae martes = pe ek Et jat 6203 Palm streer, were pace concerned were not privileged to HMer she explained, but not been communicated to her. pon ‘Dicton cnr: 4 Roth ‘Jems lette: m — ng 28 worth a oruses, «909 LOuMmAnS. avenue, the hope of having it recognized| “rs. = soo paeintle ehok $50 and costs each by Judge Beck | vote on the question, under the law, ee * S ble by three? It was all joking and | William Paule. 3617 Koeln avenue; ! py international meetings and Par-| across some of her nus in Police Court today for failure to jas their homes are in an unincor- idles indicated she hag ’ uneral of Mre. Sommers will | _. : ' t x . °11 | rhic sit several departments u | o- is Cincinnat! Friday. Mr. | were amputated. Hammerla was as much surprised| Edgar F. Hoffman, 3311 South) yamenrs. respondence which aroused her supply their tenants with sufficient | porated area. | heat. Opportunity for Clayton to grow . Y me ili n ae; ir wh 1 °7 i Nin) + “ri y + ae enicion: "he Mrs. Smith things she wore, her lege mmers’ funeral will be held at 2 | ,, ng 6 om Abreu liar er pan any SOG} ae ma tie - sp go oa wre Eth ee |” His Holiness sets the last Sun- enna era DB doa IM OE aes iuded two hats. a dress, » ieerew in ‘Temple Iaet | s:..cris was different. He went| Philosophy of Hemmerta Archie Lec. West End Hotel. Two| 17 1% October for the festivity of line to New York Mov. 19, tabt, she) cece ec . sliver tollet tray, a pegshighway = oang Washington | to veo: +7 tne ina wheel chair “Tt ' poe ted " he a gen a to th peti sctahedh stews here and | os pre a pee a -— frad ‘on ma watched. She — — n-t50. ates Ms ess prea tr aney had in mind tho ith atomizer, a silver ¢ ye. followed by interment if jt : at, we ee ove n = ea Bang abt sees ~ Pee re of stan ae aikiiced die. as " ageragend eoisigy _— be np lespage oe inet tek hii ii. Hippolite, a tenant. Hipolite growth of University City. Thx a silver jewel case, a t. Binal Cemetery. jose gst gmacigstegmaent js eel arti saa Your Wael charres were Marty Kebn, 4T06a a ee i se hand met Miss Woedy st the Pead- | oa he and his wife Xopt,| Demmpemy Of Detrepeeas Ga and some negligee, worth (Mra Sommers’ surviving chil- | gen apher's @ in t} hay 4t oe a ‘couple ieee * * ~ t~ & niIINge tTnArowv leh the Pamous. most 20 years |! has &: at luck will ere riding wounds rand two e® murder. . . * . . , ’ Z » Yr € > = cad of the Townsh]) ‘ ry ’ =) 17 ) » | NrOK m. wn arm crannsning Lio’‘fmeister, 44065 Ttaska street ion Dec 31 on the occasion of the ‘o return home afte: the following nye : = a Bi — Oe Ps . : . . e ; Federal Commerce Tru uilding he automobi ainful, yes, but After pleas of guilty to intoxica- } pervice to be held by the Pope in cay, Mrs. Smith avers that with the | breathing optimism and a uU j only pu me in line for | 1 ; had been entered by Henry | St Peter's aid of her brother and two other . held for Cavghter had stolen things befe und Sommers, a JeEweiel to a Honsehold Show conduct aD arrange for a leave oi absence ler A} admonition at the same time. inounce. full liberty and independ- | ees. indictment. A sort of illness,” he said. Th Capitalist Il] Two Days. North S:. Louie merchants. was haps he will spend next Christm on’t repeat. There's @ great dan-/ ence from the lay powers, because The tenor does not deny her! i. request of the tenant, and that : ~ . o . , * t« P . « + . . . . M ‘ , ** yed on PAT Francisco until abe M- mommers who ~~ as 77. years Nuri be red : -696.”’ lilamm Lé if 2 ® aorunxsAzen Mmerson on ‘ e im exer izing its di Ine minisir" of cnarges, put pieaas inability to pay hi thermomeetr also recorded leas Building. month ago, when she cot t died at noon yesterday, after — mann = : str sometimes bodies are | ¢ea, hing. ruling and conducting , the alimony she demands, explain- | - A permit to erect a seven-story = . ; - ; : teach , ru : than 70 degrees, the temperature trouble in a similar case ang operation for an intestinal] dis- o n up at the Morgue, frozen tO | men to eternal happiness the church | ing he is paying $125 a month to | cedenetived ter the hantiost arian apartment building at the north- paroled on his plea r which caused him to @ le or killed by an auto @5 4) .snnot be dependent upon the ar- | his first wife, who divorced him in | nae ton erieaden - pone Hipolite east corner of Pershing and Tay- . . - : , . m : , . , . | - . : . ‘ ‘ 1 . i . Ife decided to take her back mn to the hospital Sunday. If sult of drunkenness. Right be-/pitrary rule of any other power. | Illinois, and that he is supporting +... 4 a ' » lor avenues, at a cost of $250,000, (ermany, her birthplace 4 in good health last week, a Christmas its the time of year 7 stated that he had received a no- , : ai : r ; it? * an ; we ; ; ‘ ’ ». i\d I “2 ; 181i : » 2 * | he enc’ vs the duty to ac-/| his 19-vear-old daugnter by his . : was issued today to thé F. J. ‘ he encyclical says the Be itice from James Cluskie, as agent, 7 ¢F. J. Corn . “ star‘ed last. stopping occasio ified Thursda’: _): ihe Jack iwe ought to stop and think, a time | knowledge and obey Christ is in first marriage in New York oa vacate the o t ¢ d wel] Real Estate Co. : . 4 . a . = . . - : . ’ ° . ~~ ° . | r - i ° so he could work awhile at Mel trial in Indlanapolis, as a that should make an impression 0n | .ympent not merely upon private | Says Wife Can Support Self. ascribed the acti the “hla oa The building is to be erected for : Ar} . "3% 1} 7 o . ~ ; te 7 - trade and save money. He pa" OW't" 8S fpr Nat Gold- = ‘ : everyone. IJ want you to promise | individuals but also upon rulers In order to maintain his position on ko is COM | Mrs. Mollie Berkley and will occu- «43 , ;, the “ F on , : ; io ' plaints regarding the heat. . lit yi ob in St. Lou vou won't come back here again. end iudges It admonishes these; as a professional singer, he says, it . ; py a lot 168 by 102 feet. ils soon a a — : Cluskie took the stand in behalf . ’ Ts. . ss , a . . . = . . 4 . 4, . , ‘ ” } ded , on to New York. he sala. essfu con ple ion, o the _ ' fll promised and were dis ; civil authorities that if they do not/is “absolutely incumbent upe” | of himself and wife and denied the WRIGLEY N iG ARRY paisn, headed by Mre@Sommers : iver John § 1] Run | charged. fulfill this duty they will in duej| him to dress like a gentleman and ‘ egy —O0 0 Be i ee oe | enw at Jann n . | BeAon ila caatlernaian te ail ata | charge. He said the t ; 7 $8500.00 fund for supngr: of |Power Dam on Osa BREAK; GETS 2 YEARS| t= ave te account to God. [ have a decent home. __|botiding ¢ola him that on ope acon. | ChcRgg Syndioate Berks Merger of a eens. SRettaEe Would Submerge “YUE Down by Machine o! AIDS JAIL ' | His contract with the Metropoli- cite Wht io had bean Be finger $50,000,000 Limestone Properties. ) = " ; . in, he says, expires en Aonpril. and By the Associated Pregs. : ; “res id ry tt} > Prisoner Took Hacksaws | ta © 8a) a tee Epc iaunelay pemee Acres of Land. | rvin Falcett! Paroled a is « ene OBJECTI S T0 FAIRVIEW CITY is for $200 a week. He asserts he to the Hipolite apartment to re- BI OOMINGTON, Ind., Dec. 23. boc A meeting of th rk- | ohms = ON ine O68 640 A ote sw ig | Celve a heat complaint, he found \ - e ——_ Ha l enecial to the Puet-Disnatch. owes $16,565, and that his wife g[ ie William Wrigley, Chicago chewing oo tp ett et petal ce Bary a ae .| MEXICO, Mo., Dec. 23.—James | (NCORPORATION HEARD IN COURT | 2 singer of note who, before she |'h® radiators turned off and the} gum manufacturer, is at the heud ion of a dinner at t} ‘olum-{|By the Jefferson City Correspond- | . The body of John tf or, 7, =e 4 saul Mf nada her allowed @tabeverien 6? nie (es. eee Std Cuadiane exnabeide diana ee ce . h* oe —s ; ' Tee ’ m ‘ 2 — . ; | Chamber today after lively oppo- Wrigley is Lawrence Whiting, Chi- » j Pa & | « . .ver in (ore! ard li! Y) : ; ne ’ - o - ; 2 ow a ~~ = € ly . . } J j . . fai = * fet . 4 - 7 . 00.06 fund for the new building trie pl: rif the comoveanyv proposes to Chi oo Ro . Road si i; © oe T nti noon Saturday Al iweré vO? ed before tlie St Louis temper. sition iron the Socialists. ; cago banker. the y oOuUnL Men s Hebrew As- . an re : “ | ?, i | $ himself vn prisoner, serving ec’ alii (°O} ri veste ‘Jay hy Aa de le- iene } > "7 . } ount! IU = | eF ’ a? oa YUL OT ‘ 1e ini] Tr) nre far ™ nN VI } 4 : : j Stion. on Union boulevard, Be- ~ ' ee Falcetti, 24 vears old, of Overland |; = —y as noftpas — of & gation of four residents, headed by death. a debate be- | Bagne Mo., began here today be- ' sw 1 $200 fine for possessing illicit . ; . ¢ . . . . —_— , Park. took Wesgler to erland ad ; ‘'M. C. Ba) M H A lean ar: ‘ fore the State vije Service ‘ ome wW - ' + os ideé + » ae re At noon he was paroled. T) County (*ourt autnorl ed t} € ; (gaa s | , LOsSp Li Ae a er TJ . ct | eae r » . ue - “ ne ) ] ~. UU AL iat a. i Philadeiphia rhich | miesiof —— ) ; _ighpaunts turday afternoon Alden walked ge, sea he was pronounced dead His skull ther sneakers nai: tributes to oLn a ~ ~ : : 4 * > . . : — | 7 trin , [+ - . ? ‘rf fa ad ’ into th ity ull to give Berry a ap- was fractured and he had suffered | . wl pur : | BY eecreting two hacksaw : aid 2 ; request for authority to maioritvy of the community favored within its pages Saturday * : Se ot wer) ¢€ +? } but Bai O.g 4 the Eu at (10Nn., \4 ‘ ‘ : E Court the majority was opposed, \d many who had signed the pe-, » for incorporatjon were under ‘ : fae ir 34 ~ pal inciudagea lf is U9 ,0090 in. bonds and ‘alcett ater Irrendered at the > . } , ; ferry sawed through ethe project. When | Sheriff ffice at Clayton and was “ . ; ovements, ne bars Of his ceili and escapcc. } ~ ‘ . we a " ene ? 1° fe sé) 9] 4 . as 7.) ' r) } } . a xT ear e Whe roth i aring Op ( ry pal y i I I » 2} : Sundav morning Berry. BY " ; r 4 rage nted ly TY] ~ . : ¢ 16 . r C7736 1 He &a | A ~ e = ; ‘ +. P Fie + l4ome fo td ; ; cantiv’ clad, was retaken while ‘ tition for ™ s — sie ‘ ‘ — ‘im an- : hee . . . : he " ‘ ; as : : ~~ if ++ WHS ‘ NEeTITILO 4 Kansas A 1T), © : ling close to a brick iln here the Ipression.} aS a }) \ . . 4 . ‘o> . . . ‘4 . »~ as . : ‘ o ? . hs 49777 py ° ’ OT ready f Tv? - ai , . rs tie asked nat nouns 1 24 NO. » pro im pli« ated Allen. who wae : ; ; . ’ — ; + 7 y +) mien 1. 0 ane . ceed wit atter of the financ- ,. stepped trot rs n n 4) ne witharawn, : C . "7 : On a aken later in the day. confessing the authorizatior hristm:; ~ =e Sis d to be heard only on | chine, parked age oth men were taken to the peni- | 4nd said he had a petivon to that | Pda ~~" 5 . - = . try a. . . — = 4 f convenience and | road, into the bearing 700 signatures. -> . ee a ee ae 4+ r.4 on tentiary vesterday. eitect, . . ee — naan : ' ' ae ia™ pes 4 } Wi] h y? - i ‘ pe a + = ‘ j! , . : “a « i pa ™“ 0 > ing toil iy 1c WwW) continue on Ls) Oxes ne Twenty-fift) Varad raft sia v, wage a ee . , SP LO EOKO SE nent of 25 carloada of potatocs| Bruce, 14-9 Bremen avenve, a .ore f Utelly ' - can wr - te _— ‘ P ; vh ») Tle : F : | : call - - ™ . al Was 2 nmiber |e $ ’ Pg , 2 eg aly wolatT ae , ; : — | ] ] VA innipeg to Pittsburc. Tue riiat “al he B ous ae : . zf Runs! years and years. Qn “ounci] of |! eTise ‘ , Jom ' : aap: (ii Lai l - ’ A ati : =! ; P| . : aia - A . ’ . Mest of the Westwood q;with a shore line 970 miles in} heir 1 at 5636A Garfiela ment of $2 a hundred pounds] dismissal, causin arm in- 4 / Its simplicity appeals to every : . : main . ; «&? i 2 ii ii 7 . - , ibian clube length, he said 2 r ide one i for je potatoes | tu toe liarder at) , " venue hey were returning home! = : y hb d the wae ; nrr , ‘ie . ; dam "400 feet 1D i wih ana Aa ~ ; : . ‘ sign . \ mae woman s cart, an ° of 7 oe nt ;, ick - i ‘ashington, BLAST SET OFF ON RAILWAY | , Fine Luster = - piness fore ver. h he aided i: establishing and rw, } ’ ’ iT) j 7 Ve 4 by the EVERY Pears te a new paeeee sad aril . RIDGE IN WEST VIRGINIA | PeCeT 1!) i " company. testified drilling had dis . ae} interest in that ; 2 any an-¢ 4 from tt »f- closed ay xcellen rock base for |! : te “eo tee ‘ 3 | : Pearl Ro we PENCILS in gold and silver in neibidhe ‘ cette gyi the foundation and that the site, bl anggpinnn rong ln hy _ in 4 e , , 1 ‘ ; * oe? Al ES , was well adapted to such a plant. eee eee ee dans ES H RBRUSH a ‘ 4 Federal ‘ om- «a s ' . err Mar? lan } Railwavr bridge ot 7 A ; $9.75 , - — ii Lonis a a antar 8) nur . (a $560,000 eouri nouse for Camden cj lor 2-Strand Pear] , * if “ " a ‘ se ‘ounty at any point lesignated hy shattere. 25 in box. i $2.23 Which he was one Sei. j a asset ) | pepe | | Er Gift f e urns tr, > ir Pe 4 t aT . ‘ d v bry the | nited States Bureau ; 4 , : 4 . ; ris re ry ‘in inte tetails. : he l O “*corations and art objects f Vericultur 1 Beconomics “how 4 fe ¢ ours . S | : ; an. ai ' ” » a2 . — | ead 4* sf ia . . ral / 7 }y aq ‘rt HO! ] | T SBR * ° Bave expended $200.- | iat chy market vatues of the two! miners out of work, until repairs These fine Replica Pearls Good Heuniiaeatad a , haa ‘ es .? ks s he i i ] b | kinds of potatoes have become vir- | 2) Good aste ently —— Ce are made w—e—, * Truet Oo Ais .¢ It is estimated the lake will sub- PIPES Nat) na Pin) + 4 rn agceg 7 ? merge dS “ae Soe Facage ras on : gel he plat eens me | Necklace itu oe | 5 tenia aoe GARS. 25 in box ~_A > © a $2. — , — helief the’ nitr ©]. riy , ava. =a) . = sma Pp yment, then, : terms Bente Mr. Sommers ipeuted tually Hentical, $2.25 to $2.50 are of unusual luster and 815 Pine St. eat =\ pa mente, Lmsne ac , iif Sweeis are b.ngamon Junction early today | “J H00 acres of land. in- zs eryvyyverress tise 57s eel x "> ,, — ours kK oO 7 4 x, he blast, s¢1 f near the middie CIGARETTS Investor in Ween Theater. { luding the sige a Lann ( Tree} 4 KDA! j », , \r", , ros ( , a IT CIGARS 95 in hor $3.38 2 Pianning and Potatoes a Christ murs Delicacy. AA: Leto aeittens te me rm =e which are never missed— and the » GARS 25 in box $2 35 $2.85 ey” res that the theater; CHICAGO, Dec. 23.—Irish pota-} : unty. Stat a reli. | 3-Strand Pear]! yours! ' = ’ . 1 ull nN ' I cca! of ‘oes arTre ble f erading t rist- vi . ’ 7 , | / " , en oie the [Tee efticks Necklace ....:.. : See Arrange now for Christmas deli untyv seat oO (“arden (County. hat a 7 ns dette ‘ ana are PHOTO ALBUMS if test active business under- iad 4 a has offered to build 7 >) a rane. ivery. Iie inade ) ; ce of iin et potatoes teporte . — ci ta . rm." } A telephone call ~ : , COTN pany ‘7 Was the } lptadiy the new uuried . InIin':s O7)- bouleys nd 1 + onetations Here Is a City Without Crime . iene ss ev aor Tm 5 ’ : *7 1i kL WURDOOK AND MACKLIN *© floors. It is his plan to; cause of the light crop. Glistening like . - . ' 1 (< rehodox) =" pakcogut i ¢ ‘ j OVEKLAND, MO. men oTlal n ting in M Or \Wace boulevard and Fuciiad ave LaeeP,. es | - on " LOCUST ef NINTH [ROO MANCHESTER AY. ~, Honor is be held 1 ' Nathan Harris is in charge |one fatal automobile secide : WEBSTER GROVES. MO. aunt aii Bee “on ,opuiation is more than 20,00 | ‘ nad ,asliingto2 sielttiv below Decembe At Ct ] t h d - Phone Garfield 9580 . TORE IN YOUR LOCALII } My and be it furnishing his! in 1824. Irish potatoes briag three irs the Associated Preas attra 1ve Vv Mma Cc e . fc ? = GRASD ASD WraERT ¢ this one af +} | here i« the citv's ré cord an agen 4 +e , ad ' lie! 0 \rrangements., Vi os | , 5 7 sel . . which was on the up- ur times last vear's price he- ATTLEBORO, Mass... De 3 — eo Open Ev nis Till Ch : . P e - e118 BRASTON ty ‘ a ae : ost ela bo . : ; } yr; ? i. . . : ’ " ctri GEAVOIS AND CALIFORNIA ~ *Urnished apartments in the} ee ee ik ne acCa S C acuum e ; RFR ? - t «+ Vea? there } : a “ti v< - 4 rT) .

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1225. Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Kisses Bes for $1.00 eel Hershe ye Chocolate Kisses, each prece foil-wrapped and packed in a decorated Christ- mas box. Ideal for gift-giving or home use. (Downsteirs Store.) ‘Savincs Day —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Please Note Many belated gift purchas- es can be made Thursday at price advantages, by attend- ing Savings Day in the Down- stairs Store. Of a A some instances are limited and cannot be replaced when eold out. Shop early’ We cannot eccept mail, phene or C. O. D. orders on Sevinge Day items. Nerax BA Store. Open Thursday Until 6 P.M.—Closed Friday, (Christmas Day) GRAND-LEADER ER. & FULLER The Climax of the Christmas Sales—Our Outstanding Monthly Event Smoking Stands with tripod less. ~¢- movable handle, iridescent glass ash rece!ver. limt 1 te @ customer. F ancy Pillowcases, 2 for and medal! ion (Downetaire Store.) Crinkled — Woven biue and ge gy c see kied $9. striped —_" -colored Bed«preade nd bel- eter paathombd and have ewt cerners: sise 80x90 tncehee Handkerchiefs, 24 for Wl $7.00 00 full sise ——- ian or 24 chiefs: also womer plain, printed and embroidered so ) enily tm iets ef 24 womens Boys’ a Gauntlets, Pair Pleece - ba Jersey Gaun we. 25 made and have wide Cc caug?: sizes 3 W En 2 Bexes Ruffled Curtains regular length Limited quan- tity to sell: shop ecarty. (Downstairs Store. } 3 Pr. 95c Fancy fiber Socks: also thread silk in plain and fan- cy patterns have double soles with - spliced heels and toes: all sizes. a \Dewnstairs Store ) Unusual $1.00 Specials Men’s ‘Kerchiets, 2 boxes, $1 Plain white, full stze Handkerchiats with inittal in corner; full ramee of initials. 6 neatly packed in a box Men’s Gift Sets at $1.00 Sets consists of belt buockle and bil! fold. or of tie. garters and handkerchiefs or belt with oe Make most accept- adbie gifts Women’sSlippers, 2 Prs., $1 7oog felt Moccasins ager with ribbon and pom pon; pret: y colors to choose from izes 3 to 8. 500 pairs to selL Congoleum Rugs, 4 for $1.00 ong ne Go'd Seal Mats tn choice tile and carpet effects; size 18x36 tnches:. suitable to use before sinks, stoves, etc. Women’s Gloves, 3 Prs., $1 mported ae ede fabric Gloves, full shrunk, two- asp ety! ses Women’ S ; Handbag s at $1. 00 ather, silk and beaded Das in ga spilerdid llection “ isual Values also bud vases filled with per- fume. (Downstairs Sete Imp. Smyrna Rugs KJ me There are just 3250 of these service- able Rugs in the reversible style; patterns in shades of blue. rose. green, etc.; size 24x48 in. Downstairs Store.) Men’s Wool Overcoats Newest models im box-back and ‘ 50 if-t eit 2 ‘ t ° of 7 . ; we — Gark patterrs to choose from: stzes 36 to 42. Boys’ Long = §. Pants ; $1.95 95 “a - a neatiy want ed Png gray shade Women’s Vests, 5 “00 Good quality cot- ton Vests in bullt-up $1. and ge styvies. 00 u + cut; | Zes. seconds. kitchen Towels: one yard lomg: very spe- cial valve. — cao O48 OO Shadow lace fet weare weta 391 that may be Bad in white, ivory “75 Ss belge. special! pr ed Women’s ’Kerchiefs, Each HE same Coffee; pol bean or ground, percolating or boul | pounds to a customer; livered. ba D cates ee tsoo glass bead Nec k- iP} a ell - ; vt. ae ‘ee s *. . ae rj Fa - cas" | “ag 7 2 pecked fm a box Wine qualit: $7.00 00 nea’ “y Extra-Size a Robes ww mei ‘zen 4% to b2 conta aa. at A varie!’ ot ety i re $18.90 Seam! ess velvet Riyzs in a choice of petterns for selection’ in pretty caor- img: all are fringe d: @lightly }I- regular. (Dowastairs Store tty tn trimmed « th Bowe - Women's 1 s Felt Slippers. Pair Made oft heavy — t’ quurire, com * 83¢e Thee ead «£ Women's Unies Sais. 2 fo Sieeve eas ankie length stvie. slight _ we! cht 1 $7.00 .00 Tehee bed ® Tres "& Two-Piece Dresses : $4.95 Misses’ and women's; have cotton velvet coats and plaid skirts in ‘a large color and pattern as- sort ment: Sizes 14 to 44 Towretairse Store ) em broidery a Pett) trudge etTr.e wit 4) and embroider Men's s Gift Sets Dress and Petticoat, Both for The resses “Or? shert —- wi = 90c ng. s.8es “0a 8 rp to 2 veers Satin —oF — Pair WA . q . ; satin neat he aeey gir with 1 els i g a rome ~ Women’ s Tub Dresses mater &a&.s “= - atts t« = Sizee . ~ = * > ~ a DPoewnstairs Sto: marian -_ Savings Day Feature Warmtex Sport Coats For Men and Young Men resSes made « t flee 2c cot’ Good Umbrellas, Each, $1.00 men and ehildren andies. Beaded Necklaces,4forS]. 00 Lav} ove NecK laces 2 Women 's Apron Frocks, $1 Indian Play Ss khak acs gear Girls’ Wash Frocks, $1. 00 Ss a , Linen ’Kerchiefs, 5 3 for $1. 00 inen H — reP.lefs Women’ s Long Corsetalls, $1 Sheet ‘Blankets, dé _ Sad ~ g Yards Flannelette, Ge Women’ st Confi se -* vat i, Undergarments $1. 00 , er a . “Women’s § Gift Sets, $1. 00 lanicure ‘gota and garters and ao Children’s S Bathrobes, $1.00 or 0 of with Women’s ’Kerchiefs 3 Boxes for > | -00 LOT of t200 boxes of plain white amc colored Handkerchiefs with white or color embroidery; have hemstitched or scalloped edges. meatiy packed in a gift box. value at the Savings Day Pri Three Splendid Women’s Blanket Robes $9.98 GIFT of comfort may be chosen from this very low-priced group of women’s Blanket Robes that affords ex- ceptional savings; of Lawrence robing in a host of pretty patterns and coloer- ings; silk ribbon trimmed: sizes 36 to Downstairs Store.) oc tine check uits, $1. 00 ¢ ween Each, $1. 00 nm Sheet Ss =e nebes anmnelette assor'e Om at DAC Juvenile ‘Suits at $1. 00 2.4 wearing a iding po eres “~ par —— f an lack rain- Good Umbrellas a wonderful cclor Men’s and women’s high- grace mercer- ized cotton waterproof Umbrellas in a splendid se- lection of han- dies. gingham, r s* ry Lad wai _ ‘ wrsta -e Store.) ? fabrics “hec&ks, $1.98 Of Lawrence cloth in beau- tiful colors; collar, cuffs and pockets trimmed with ribbon; niay be had in sizes | size, have %- > . and Baas B supports sizes 32 to 44. High-grade printed +c and embroidered Handkerchiefs fo * women: choice of large assortment i. wu to make selection. ’ , a Women’s ’Kerchiefs, Box Taere are 200 Doxtes of womens whiteg Swiss linen Handker- © chiefs. hand embroid- ered, 2 neatly packed elty cotton flamnelette inh long and short | Women’s Sweater Light and dark gray wool flannel 7 88 Shirts with one and bd pn two pockets: ail full u and strong!Y sizes 4 to 17 ©. Boys’ Percale Shirts cuffs; sizes i132 Fine count percale 95 to 14% Men’ s Work Trousers, $1. 00 EE tot core dark patterns: strong- Young Men’s Suits $12.00 Nicely tai- lered of blue ¢ ass i mere with neat pen- stripe Blankets in gray an 318 ners, 5 for $1 al ening atterns amd good looking Suits: sizes 15 to : shirts tn ceollar-at- Boys’ Gift Sets" , tached stvlies: come in feat ludes bevs rayon weer tred t'« in neat petterne with «a Cc silk handkerchief to neat stripes: ail have mat “bh Children’s Stockings; 5 Pairs Gift Sets for at $1.00 Nickel-plated one Tn 95c shaving Mir- $$ and ack, seconds; sizes ror with large iG: single or dou- ribbed =. d ridbed stock- the good ‘wear- kind: euit able for or gz Fine fancy Mens Cotton Socks, 5 Pairs ble mirror. cup and brush Also military 99 land regular bs hair brush sets with clamne] tn a nice terns 8.zes | Sample Handbags $1.19 Up to $6.95 f sampie Han d bags; only one or two of a kind; made of leath- Tee cr. silk and beads. Downstairs Store.) A7GKerch ompact Dian nee ioth to the Do a vrs Store cormb. Fine Boys Wool Sweaters 4 82:2 NCLUDED are wool and part-wool ‘Sweaters in the pullover style as well as the coat model: come in a variery ef solid colors; may be had in sizes 28 to 34; one of these Sweaters would make a very practical gift for most any boy. (Downstairs Store.) Women’s & Misses’ Shoes $1 .66 G et wees Pair Shoes that should givé good wear. Included are biack patent and tan in straps and Oxfords. These are samples and discontinued lots; sizes are somewhat incomplete. 700 —* te sell. Savings Day Feature Girls’ Winter Coats 200 Garments to Seil st rong); Vv sewed sizes $8 to 16. Downstairs Store ) ee 3000 Pairs of For Women and Cl Sizes 7 to 14— Very Specuil, 7:20 OOD _service- G; able Coats that should give splendid ser vice. Newest styles and $1 .00 OMEN'’s import- ed chamois-suede fabric with fanc: cuffs: boys’ lined jer- sey Gloves and Geunt- lets; children’s jersey pretty colorings will Mittens with fur band be found in the tops, and misses’ skat- group. Have large ing Gioves of woo! beaverette (sheared coney) or mande) collar. All are full lined and warmiy interlined. May be 2 Pairs for @& French Compacts Specially Priced $5 and $10 Exquisitely finished in old gold and antique silver, these “ompacts are fitted with pow- der. rouge and other acces- sories. Some have chains and finger mngs—others cords or link chains. (Jewelry Dept —Matn Ficor.) Dermay Perfume Set | $1.79 A lovely gift in satin-lined box, contai face powder. talcum, perfumie and toilet water, in Narcissus, Lilac or Chypre. A delightful, yet in- expensive gift. Bobby Set, $3.50 A gift for the girl of shorn lo¢ks is this Set— combi 8-row bristic military im satin- lined box, and comb in leather case. (Toilet Articies—Main Floor Women's Silk ,U rm b r ellas Specially Priced $6 .95 Last-minute gift shoppers will find this a good group tor selection —16-mb ram or shine Umbrellas in black and colors with wide satin tapes and heavy amber han- lies. Or club styles, fin- ished with cord. (Main Fleer) Sik Hosiery Welcome Gifts That Are Easily Chosen Phoenix Hose >1.85 and $2.00 Pair service weight of fine ‘itead silk, woven full-fash- ‘oned and strongly reinforced. Duchess Sheer Hose $1.95 Pair Silk from top to toe, Duchess Sheer Hose is full- ‘athoned in chiffon weight “nd boasts a lustrous finish. Black. white, and colors. Chiffon Hose $2.95 Pair A Hose of thread silk with ‘“<¢ mesh at front. Silk from 'top to toe. In taupe, French "ude, Lido mude. and tea rose. McCallum Hose $3.00 Pair ; A thread silk Hose of chif- ‘On Weight in smart can- "on shades with black heel. ‘oe, and seams. Ma bs | Tee -

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livered. quality (Downstairs Store) “Leader” Coffee 3 Pounds $ ] -00 HE same \_good Coffee; comes in the bean or ground, suitable for percolating or boiling; limis 9 pounds to a customer; none de. t > eo CoP Ee aE ee JRE a - Bead Necklaces ; 15c A lot of Dm , ™Ss00 glass bead Nec k- laces in vari- ous lengths; solid colors and combina- (Downstairs re.) or embroidery trimmed. (Downstairs Store.) — 2 for $1 Long and short Dresses trimmed with lace and em- broidery; also Gertrude Pet- ticoats of nov- elty cotton flannelette in Infants’ Garments : > long and short — | els. Dowustaire Store. : : a : e? i MGT Oe 6 PAS Women’s Sweater Coats $3.84 In the. tet are heavy rope - stitch models in dark’ colors or solid white; also lighter weight Sweaters for home or office wear. (Downstairs Store.) 5 at $1.00 Nickel-plated shaving Mir- ror with large single or dou- ble mirror, cup and brush. Also military and regular heir brush sets with comb. Gift Sets for Men (Downetairs Store.) Gift Sets for Women at $1.00 Eight - piece manicure roll- ups with a! without scis- sors: also p o ly chrome finish boudoir lamp bases with cord, plug, shade. : i .ownstatirs Store.) 2 Pairs for $ 4 .00 OMEN ’s import- ed chamois-suede fabric with fanc: cuffs; boys’ lined jer- sey Gloves and Gaunt- lets; children’s jersey Mittens with fur band tops, and misses’ skat- ing Gloves of woo! mixtures. Al! sizes and colors. An opportune time to supply the Glove needs at splen. did savings. 3000 Pairs of Gloves | For Women and Children _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. a et we Saati — ————— SS SL Teese Seaeedilieeseeeee Store Open Thursday Until 6 o’Clock ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .— ene GRAND-LEADER —_—— — Se oe eee = i es a STIX. BAER & — —_— — ee See Our Other Announcement on Page 12. French Compacts Specially Priced $5 and $10 Exquisitely finished in old old and antique silver, these “ompacts are fitted with pow- der, rouge and other acces- sories. Some have chains and finger rings—others cords or link chains. (Jewelry Dept.—Main Floor.) i Dermay Perfume Set $1.79 A lovely gift in satin-lined box, contains, face powder. talcum, perfume and toilet water, in Narcissus, Lilac or Chypre. A delightful, yet in- * expensive gift. Bobby Set, $3.50 A gift for the girl of shorn lo¢ks is this Set— combining 8-row bristle military brush in satin- lined box, and comb in leather case. (Toilet Articles—Main Floor.) Wom ens Silk 'Umbrellas Specially Priced $6 .95 Last-minute gift shoppers will find this a good group for selection —16-rib rain or shine Umbrellas in black and colors with wide satin tapes and heavy amber han- dies. Or club = styles, fin- ished with cord. (Main Floor.) ag _ ie \ A Silk Hosiery Welcome Gifts That Are Easily Chosen Phoenix Hose $1.85 and $2.00 Pair In service weight of fine thread silk, woven full-fash- toned and strongly reinforced. Duchess Sheer Hose $1.95 Pair Silk from top to toe, Duchess Sheer Hose is full- fashioned in chiffon weight énd boasts a lustrous finish. lack, white, and colors. Chiffon Hose $2.95 Pair ' A Hose of thread silk with aCe mesh at front. Silk from = to toe. In taupe, French de Lido nude. and tea rose. McCallum Hose $3.00 Pair he read silk Hose of chif- = Cight in the smart can- non Shades with black heel, ‘St, and seams. Helping the Late Shopper to Make a Wise Choice ve ee » If You Have Delayed Until the Last Day ‘Gift Certificates Will Solve Your Remembrance Problems The thing the donor appreciates is the ease and sim- plicity with which Gift Certificates may be purchased —the thing the recipient appreciates is that he may choose his own gift to his own taste and. remember with pleasure the thoughtfulness of a friend. Cer- , tificates will be issued in any amounts. 4 Js Sho Obtainable con Mezzanine Floor and Service Desks on Every Floor > 52) 4 ve ) By a ae. . 4 Be) o a ARGON SS “ ALT SAS “o chases. 3 > Fite eres “ > Order a ki ® : SS Telephone ~ Wednesday Night This evening until 9 o'clock our Telephone Order Department will receive orders for Christmas pur- This added service is for your convenience, and we invite you to make use of it—thus lightening the task of your last-minute shopping. Call Central 6500 and ask for the , > a > y : AA! S ‘x \) ae os 4 e . a> 7, Z “9% c BEE PA iO RN e ay Ne Of ie RUE Leo A Yee SO Sex Oy? AS e ae" aeo os > Fe! Was Tt A a — ~ #9 = * . yore , @ . oe f ‘im - . . _ . — .. 4a WEY 7 4 tas es Department. >. 4 Diamond Ba: Pins $59.75 A beautiful gift is easily chosen from this special group. New. filigree designs are shown in 18-k. white studded with three d and sapphires. Four styles. Diamond Bracelet $75.00 A bowknot filigree design. set with three diamonds and four sapphires. 14-k. white gold with platinum top. Candies to Make the Christmas Feast Merry To Facilitate Your Quick Selection, We Have Arranged Special Stations for Dispensing Candies on the Main Floor GlazedFruits.$1.25 Lb. From California comes a fresh shipment of Glazed Fruit in a delicious assortment packed in Redwood boxes. 1, 2, 3 and 5 pound boxes. ' Chocolate Dipped Nuts, $1.00 Lb. In a delightful assortment are offered chocolate-dipped nuts and fruits of all kinds packed in holiday box. Supreme Chocolates 50c Lb. Delicious is the variety con- tained—fruit creams with hard centers and nut creams coated in rich chocolate. Packed in boxes of 1 to 5 pound capacity. Blueridge baskets with candies, jellies caiak fe ean Jumbo Paper Shell Pecans, lb Mixed Candies. 50¢ Lb A variety to please many tastes is Contained in this assortment —nut candies, bonbons, choco- lates, and caramels—each of Su- preme quality. Candy in Metal Boxes, $1.75 Candy to be sent through the mails is happily chosen from this group — delicious confections in metal box of 2-lb. capacity. Christmas Special $2.25 Three-pound gift box containing candies and glazed@ fruits in va- riety. The box of metal is at tractively decorated and conven- ient for last-minute mailing. fruits, preserves and Upward from $2.50 Candy Beads for tree decorating, 3 yards Candies will be mailed parcel post to any point.’ | NOG ee 8 2 8" _ Bakery Goods For the Feast Fruit Stollens, 75c Each These are luscious Fruit Stol- lens for the Christmas break- fast—appropriately decorated —generously filled with fruit. Fruit Cake, 75c Lb. The well-known Leader Fruit Cake, filled profusely with fruits, nuts, and achieving a de- licious flavor. Lady Baltimore Layer Cake, 69 Mince Pies, large yer Pumpkin Pies, large » fee (Main Floor.) Red Seal Records Single Face Style 35¢ Each A new shipment of Victor 10- inch Red Seal Records, sengle- face. offers an opportunity to lay in a supply of all kinds of music for the holiday season. 12-inch Records ....50c (Fourth Floor.) (Main Floor.) Sporting Goods ’ For the Boys Rugby, Soccer Basket Balls $5.25 to $8.45 This is am exceptional offer- ing of high-grade English Balis with fine bladders. Hand-sewed of selected cow- hide, rawhide laced. Nonpareil Bicycles $29.95 Bicycles for boys and girls in rich blue and French gray finish. Superior construction and equipment? is embodied in their design. (Fourth Floor.) Baseball Suits $2.25 to $3-45 Thése Uniforms include shirt, pants, cap and belt; complete, in a variety of colors and pat- terns. Sizes 4 to 14 years. (Bore Own Btore— Fourth Fleer.) — * Diiseiand Rings $39.75 Platinum top dinner Rings in filigree design set with three diamonds and two fan- cy-cut sapphires. A beautiful remembrance. Diamond Bar Pins $29.75 Platinum top Bar Pins of lacy design, set with white brilliant diamonds and fancy-cut sapphires. Warwick Standardized Watches for Men $19.00 These wrist Watches are in military gold-filled case, in panel shape on leather strap.. Fitted with a 16-jewel move- ment—a gift to delight a. man. Repair parts on these Watches are always available. Warwick standardized wrist Watches for women of white gold and 17- Jewel movement. $28. | (Main Floor.) Cabinets of | Stationery Specially Priced Hinged Gift Boxes are fil- led with writing peper and correspandence cards, ribbon- tied. Choice of white and tints. A practical gift. Fountain Pens - $2.75 to $8.75 Each Well-known names—Sheaf- fer, Waterman, Parker, and Conklin—ere gifts the recip- ient appreciates and uses. A _ wide selection. et Gift Sets, fountain pen and pencil...$4.50 to $1z.00e set. ‘Eversharp Pencils in ail. styles.. $1.00 to $6.00 each Imported Quill Pen Sets, ‘gsc Children’s Pencil Boxes 2s¢ to g8c Novelty Stationery. $1.50 to $82.25 box Indexed Telephone Lists Imported asceail (Main Floor) a / St a re Sas ah 5. OPPO SS PR ais. ae : Toa

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“> POOP yy 7 2S trees ee PE PON SPS. BRS NE gars, . P aes * AG aS a, oF ee pee - ode é ¢2* SS RATS PR etenage bth, SI Te inten Mepe + = ony a» a > SF =?) 7 Spgs LEP iru © as A RS Rael e - 4 T + Pace. driving money was declared by Cum: have been accepted as q fine. but, | the petition charges, ff was not turned over to the county treasury nd no record was mad i Against a4 2 ANG ‘ Fifteen Clay Counts A Justice the Agewxciate’d P- ess LIBERTY. Mo proceedings wer Clay ‘mins and Stanner jointly. to a case Goreski e was charges , ‘ » iaies a aie |; petition Goreskie » ¢ “ws . . —~ . > ‘ ‘ ‘ Ummins wert in: orveenrummeanante EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH uri ‘Riv er nousiinel alleces that iminal proceedings.” Three of the counts accuse Cum- , One re- in which Frank | with the Although the amount — —— — —— ‘Postoffice Official Says Earty Mail- | ing of Packages Has Aided Work Greatly. of The mail | handled in the St. Louis poqatties| ing the Christmas holiday sea- >n has shown an increase of about (15 per cent over any previous year, | William Lottmann, Assistant Post- of said today that mall ts be- / master, ing handled on schedul-. handled itn the postoffice here. died yesterday. 2825 employes has been ‘during the holiday season. Monday 2,903,253 pieces of first- | class mail and 247,340 parcels were about the same amount was han- The regular force Persons have been mailing their |Christmas packages earlier ‘year than previously, Lottmann said, due to a campaign of educa- aug- ition by the Postoffice Department an mented by 852 temporary ee | Favorable weather conditions have this | ' (also aideé tn the = mail. It will be heavy show and «& days before last ¢ hampered the (of several days in the x mail ‘of aS z= g & Ar uncle of Swanner before >and moved dismiasa] of harges. Swanner and charged with ac- from Robert O'Brien 25 from Hugh Warren of an paid §250 to _T 2 a4 « against Raymond lav Connt Prasect’t Swarr rv —_ P 4 Mart “AUse fe: re sety ed money over of office which’ was ty treas- gross misde- PUPrSUAN of 4 defend- tie wi =: Resmo STUBBORN SORES SAVINGS DEPOSITORS When you decade to start your account, remember that there is no eafer bank in Se Lous than the Secuurry Natronat Baxx on Eighth Street, between Olive and Locust. the Bank that bas the record of never having lost a dollar on exther loans or invest- ments since it was organized. Hours? 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily a et em PoP RRR RRR eee ee eee ke STILL ‘TIME 9th and Washington To give furniture chases made the will be delivered for Christmas. With payments to meet your convenience. Helirung & Grimm r6th and Cass or a radio set. All pur- day before Christmas S 50c to $20 the Box Stationery : Office Furniture : The POST-DISPATCH new spar pe: r giving Assoctated is the only St. Levis evening Press news service. sereeweeeweeeeeae GIFT TATION The irreproachalis fs of quality . ‘self for many Qa otherwise difficult tq BUXTON & On Fourth Se, od t Steel Die Engraving g AAS ARBRE RARARRABRBAABASE BERBER MBARB ERE E EE if Sree SS She = AGeU ~ The Slore for ALL the People 7 SSS _" —_— a aon Thursday Specials Undergarments for Gifts \\ $1.00 to $1.98 Silk Gadpegecmente| ‘(y,er«eaus cher a heavy aqua. rainbow shades, with dainty anc epee trim wy mi : ; ' fy : ’ wy . 79¢ stripes and chwk~. 2 Decorated Fruit Baskets 7 - while they las aihwe, yard, rra eb Scarfs ied grape dk vat a Women’ s ) 796 — $? ny Ps ier Pajenies and ae7 Billy Burpes Emb. Linen Towels Pn nbn 4 ANN povelty desians. Size @y 09 + en de Chine as 7 borders . Normandy Lace Pillows ge. 4 “$1. 19 ; pies orehi Dresses & OTs Th *228 (‘Bargain Basement, ; (Bargain Basement. ; suk Pillows we Chiffon Taffeta ) $2.95 | et feta in new cha Infants’ Felt Shppers ys Ty eagle 20 ws, 0 g. tc. 91.59 ‘Wemen’ s = Silk Remnants Enameled Mesh Bags | | ite. $1.94 em $4.95 er $1.65 Men's, Women’s and J v4 y Prim Aprons Children’s Stockings cherked gingham, n oO | B cclecs $1.00 Gift Bloomers a 1a ‘A nen s . oy a 1 10¢ Boys’ Stockings | tj ned in ‘4 ind me ay : Girls’ Sweaters Extraordinary Values at pa Sa Neg SiMe Sg See SEs SS SES SNS Ss SNe SNe Ei a8 ae In St LoMlsdaes. boul Re ee a ee ’ Dependable Merchandise Always at Lowest a JSUSEMMENI ’ Party Dress Tots Fashioned of crepe de chine and trimmed with narrow ruf- tiaras cia al eC ae alia - sizes & Women’ s "Kerchiefs ,» FoUee, Pra- Full- Fashioned ae ror & > I meta! hampaign: work. -_— s Silk Riinn cke for me ",. assorted rs oe =izges, “Bear brarda™ foren.at 3 66 a5 arins aupe, iwe ————- Infants’ Silk Stockings on . can ~ ed infant . a” a: ad 7. aseort N45 preti.? — Leather Bags s‘vies. Pouches. —— ae Men’s and ‘Women’ s r —— ’ * - =a * . - , . . | ° ; Na ~~" “49 va » and ° . a ee Ps ¢ i _—. 4ndade ae 448 — Mie Women’ s ——— no Sa ts Sos Shs tr 2h tr © at Sak lr Stern tr Sus ter Stor Shh te 2a iw Ss Alas Mtns “hs BBA A ha A as Oo ahs Meats ahs a4 Ne ENS SNS See SE Tots’ Brushed Wool Sweater Sets Doll Handkerchiefs mnmed 1 SX Deau me ,.eTs. A 05 mor — Hosiery uu i ] *¢ ‘ re. a zea fash ed : ol Sue ene : " “d Be natty "$3. 95 Esmond Baby Blanket nd —— 5. ‘ ry Terns $1.29 a a - a | = le Se Se eee LAST HOUR GIFT SUGGESTIONS ‘$i. 49 pom ag Sills $3.50 Artificial Silk Gauze Ruffle Carteme + 4 ? quality aay -~ $1.00 Part- Wool Baby Blankets lain ww? ‘ ™“ ed borders, «3 sexe a «© galownet, fringe be used « , — windos Infants Bathrobes Bunny WW a4 » hh o” » *- , aC i Men’s Shirts Are otitis ane om Real Gifts for Men at $1.00 Handreds of Articles Marked Down fer Last-Hour Purchasers Men’s Silk 4-in-Hand Bea shapes - box “i Men's s Rayon Mufflers ‘$i Men’ . Knit _— a 3 oe e Powder Boxes and Hair Receivers S7¢ *= | _ Rayon Bed Sets Men’s Scotch Plaid Mufflers Q and } “azn mere for $1 Men's 5 Cashmere Hose ‘ * 3 for inations 39c¢ Handkerchiefs ——_ 7 ae Knit soTea aa for S$! nienenesintteacdiiinmen ain Binenemd » 1» >’ a ° 200 Bridge and Junior | F abric Gloves =m Children’s Men’s Romeos M acdk Y . ore Prave neg rubber $2.45 . A vr") arr Tots’ Panty Dresses Sample Jewelry hotce of Sample Jaw ’ i.ues , in- ided ire ox cart Rx n brooches, nai . 25 elets and neck! aces 5c NUNEM UME NEES ere ~~ 4 ee Women’s Fur- es ngs and sh sadnier , " ae r3) Sree (nguate~itiegall Basement. [s. These Coats —— 2 ‘ it ___| . . . , SERS LUVIN 4 2 iZ strles in le ollar. r belted coats. ty effects Di nat! ons wide’ shapes Ghia plain . ~~ ~ ee *? a _ | - & ~ - ax »Y es 3 to §.. ~~ . uf 450 Topless Corsets Pink, comfortable wide top elastic webdDing and 4 hose upporters;: Si. 19 sizes 24-s3 Rayon Striped Brassiere Rayon Striped Ban@eeu. hook ee Sizes 3°-it Ast) — — —— _ _ warner Corselet Broken grades. last . Boys’ ‘Silk Handke In wonderfu! doxes. Ideal Xn Extra-fine ‘xed assorted colors Nlade ‘eht or dark shades Boys’ Cowboy sizes of While — we fi all 4a eth. and Tie Set Amas « is gift... . = ae Men’ s Lumbe buffalo checks Broken (- « Zes Exe: --« ; wee) rTowe,, ye 3.» evs ©. Vel! ; | Blanket cloth $1.00 | 2S — izes, ry Flannelette Paj Made Turkish Towel quality 2: wash cloths co: lored Set, © each =-ts— > . se : Women’s Robes : ‘Ted Robes : In ._~rotdered | awe ~ eatlv . Pair _¢ 1s—Hargain wearer sGlhe » a dt Ae te | ee 2 tee — pe ge Re Oe tl —— — 2 oe a, Coll ws YT); / » - & — (ah ing > eS SG >; = Aves Men’s Lined Cape Gloves Adler and Stetson Cape Glov in one-clasp style ; $ 95 lined. Sizes 7 Ss to 10. eeceeecee eo oes e Tharsda Gifts for M . “iim ar Men's Handmade Very unusual values. Large of patterns that are differen Made like all ped Tigs OF O.cecee- Others, $1:50 te Thousands of Men’ Every concsivable pettern to choose from, large open-end every wanted material. Big selection........ bh Men’s Collar-Attz . _ Fancy Shirts Men’s Fancy Shirts, collar neckband and style and collar in solid color and fancy stripe madras, percale and other fine materials. Sises 14 te UT .ccasccccceses Special Men’s Bla Bathrobes With Slippers to Beautiful assortment of small, medium and large des -ollar style, with cord to match. Priced Men’s Scotchman Mz Beautiful checks or plaic ends. full eut. large selection ‘thoose from. Each Women's Ha JID Popular round stvle, choice of nlaek ename! Fabrikoid. They splendidly ned and made. $ 43> Genuine Lea Traveling E (hoice of genuine hanc qicte or seal; leather lined. leather corners. or tre j .-

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° ¢ P & — SO —— ¥ a a et BON i a all tr in oe Pye ee. ha =” r - * SPATCH ling their else aide@ in the hana lier this; ma”. It will be recalieq ge. Lottmann | >°**Y Snow and sleet stor, « ' days before last Christmas «. tf : ALS ea, GS , A : of educa- hampered the work, Causing | acy > gl a ae str Shop in Our Gift Bazaar—Second Floor partment. of several days in the | tions have ‘©! mati. ST LOUIS ‘POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. eee teteracs - (i Nadsco Chiffon Nadsco Service No. 335 and 255. : For Baby ) ee Hose ies Onyx Hose . Japanese Quilts’ |/ -Bootee Sets 4 All-silk Chiffon Hose in full- uit Setitamee Wik Service Wine Chiffon and service-weight silk Beauiful Quilts for crib _ Dainty little sets knit of wool. STATIONERYVE fashioned, ‘wll’ reaforced’ heals | with nie, tone: well teintorcea | ct, “th lao tops; weil eine | or carriage. Embroidered | Sts include cap, sweater and . -s ce pe n- 7 “| . and toes. Come in heels and toes. Come . - bootees. All white with faney The irreproachable good tem black and wanted $ 95 in wanted shades, $ -R5 peo Come in 95 and tufted by $ 95 pink or blue bor- ot quali dation | : colors, Sizes 8% to — Sizes 8% to 10. mes | ices yyy e hand. Pink or === | ders Rosebud : my AILL the People a ‘F ™= | blue, Priced ... trimmed. .....cees- a itself for many gift proble f | otherwise difficult to solve My Cifate Ficer.) aaa Cate Siven) (Main Floor.) (Second Fleor, South.) (Second Moor, South.) BUXTON & SKINNER is J naan On Fourth St., at Olivg i A Gift Aldays Acceptable : Palrees = — 2 lovely Philippine handmade, hand-embroidered slipdver $ ] 69 Sizes 515 to 74%, TT Nightgowns. Made of fine nainsook, in a number of pretty de- signs. Come in the round, V and square neck. Sizes 16 kh ae Boys’ Junior BY Men’s Lined Cape | Men’s Cape Gloves —— : Bloomers | Costume Slips (sloves Adler brown and grav Cape A Certificate for gloves or for merchandise of any kind makes a most acceptable gift and tor thn cnaepet aaaneee Seahorse Peo ; ‘rosee a gif lat is milosheen. In the bodice-top style O t q ; . : . : , = allows the recipient the pleasure of shopping for just the item he or she wanted most. An ideal , vercoa Ss Adler and Stetson Cape Gloves, are, om ome $ 4 95 way to please everyone at Xmas time. practical and beautiful in Bloomers. attractively trimmed in contrasting insertion, ribbons clasp style. Made of fine tricolette and silk jere colors or embossed pleated flounces et new etrigs in . =$ 4 tible collar My in one-clasp style; $ 95 “ ° p ooy: fatsad with aa. ity effete 95 ! Y lined. Sizes . ; ~ . wer thes 9 i hureday Oe ae es ee 38 Sizes 36 to ‘ $ 98 eee - i % ees ae (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) ff lar shades. Special....- 1 44 am , id colores in tion styles. . i =r er eee er ee eee ft Suggestions ot ee TT hursday, the Last Day for Xmas Shopping— Select F rom This List| ag | fain cash tossceeceecse: | | 3 ees cs s......: 60.08 \ | | | oe Toys! Toys! | ((LJGee ksgen | coment AD” wide #hapes , 39c¢ \ | Vany WY, ‘ . ' e Solid colors and ombre pat- Nuzents—Bargain Basement.) » ¥ Ta y ; A. to i, Of f : A at B d terns. Lined with dotted se- at eS a co, long Tuxedo collars, side : : Coats Plaid Blankets re ¥ = ee ae ec Extra-fine quality weave, Others, $1.50 to $5.00 Lt a Changeable satin and crepe rurked assorted colors. 66x80 ; Artificial, well branched; 4to § $I to $8 @e chine Breakfast Coats. foot high; priced at ...... ttle wee eat er | Scalloped around skirt and fiz Very #pecial, = oi . Re cn eke ee $3.95 Py lhousands of Men s Ties . Electric Xmas Tree Light Outfits finished with pretty hemmed 8 fe tor, | ne Sizes of highest ¥ - e~ ' a . Ehose | &'2Ges. a , R d d ~ *i ‘i. = mornings. Priced last . of 7 - . : e uce o 7 - =| - , . . ys . : : Set |! Milas, PSO VS ~v¥ . > 5 ruffling. in fancy cascade ef- ae - . Bl yz : - . | > . eetien estered buibe- Made of _-oeege in AN Every conceivable pattern and color Xmas andkerchiets FP ors oa _ Pe ees S$ Bags fect around neck, front, ee oo to choose from, large open-end shapes - € Mazda colored “bulbs: wired com- @4 6g sleeves, pockets apd skirt. A only... oreees 59¢c : . every wanted material. SI piete; with continuous plug . Big selection...) .....+: - — 4/ 7 .« * a AY s,T_ _- —_-s — Women's Linen Initial Handkerchiefs Pine cone Tungsten tree f j } speaes see S . n Esten or . Many s sty ie: Pure Irish linen with hand embroidered initial and light bulbs . v , 8 50c ‘ ve . t ri _— Me ors in pastel and beautiful hand embroidered design ar ‘6 99 19 Seiec ; sarge | j dark shades...... . around initial. Hac! cage = Ie fo “‘Meccano’”’ Steel pouch, underarm, tai- | Construction Sets; entire line j of ’ Felt Base Rugs | ts Men’ eu | = | 7 ien S Collar-Attached Women's Handkerchiefs $1 to $45 regularly; now at..............% lored, swagger. Come rs, Daniel Green Mul : Handkerchiefs in v: a ~ li@ens, initials, 50¢ 300 Mama Dolls in. Peet): Coan | ” | Just received new shipment— ~ 2.50

9x12 Felt Base Rugs . Shi e : | Feces 3 — — y Spanis} ibroidery;, Swiss embroidery. Bach.... , . without borders ‘ Fancy irts people: ) h roe ge ee eee $I Morocco, Me, ry hz in brucaded black satin ; ) So i. ’ erchiefs CGS GELSP CWOlUGsccocede , lace; sanitary and : madras, percale and Handkerchiefs for the kiddies—inciuding “The Dally fed Animals, Mechanical Toys, Teddy Men S and Women S , . Hanky,” “The Sunbonnet Girl” and several other Bears. Pai Clay and 8 i sets to. ad 95 other fine materials. designs. Arranged eix° and seven in a box; a box, 75¢ as ee ce $ 50 } b i] * ; Um relias SS ’ —_—_——— — cleaned Sizes 14 to 17..... 'e Ti +43 Men's Pure Irish Men’s Linen Initial Roll Top Desk Sets otecta te, Special 7° : ; dk ; Solid Oak—Highly Finished Linen Handkerchiefs ee erhagi wags rep (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) 2% inch paragon frames Tight rolling with iis 4 ; Derk With ( nair eoeece*+ hm ewee . aiik Cane Neat Laiac “a1iLe and amber handles Special Men’s Blanket eng eo ey eae ¢ 7 — erchiefs with band em- $15.95 Roll Top a Bathrobes “tite 9Bo | broamed arcana og. |. Desk with Chatr , ; with core 900 ee . broider arou! Ho . ’ i etuh tont P Wr an. e a : i Lva : gh $1 $19.50 Roll Top fa : Women S Gitt Sweaters stub. Neat P. W. and Opera iliitiai Each Ir tet ~. ' ; . ¢ Jesk with Chair.... handles for men. With Slippers to Match Men's Linen Men’s Initial nae 2 dora Desk Sets > | Women's and misses’ wool Sweaters and suedine ve : : (shopworn) about ..... Lei caebgeowh —s = sa , Beautiful assortment of pafterns 1n Initial Handkerchiefs | Handkerchiefs . Cc ter W Lumberjacks. In a good selection of col- $ 95 small! medium and large designs. Shaw! An Intial Handker- Colored wov en border 0aS or agons ; : ors and novelty weaves. The Lumber- : . , ‘ . ; aa chief with hand em- Handkerchiefs with col- Large £ize, full roller-bearing with ek dist jacks are finished with pockets, knitted — collar style, with cord to wroidered § initia! av | ored hem Assorted col- wheels and balloon collar. wrist and hip bands. Size 36 to 44. : ors. Threein a tires: 28.590 value . (Second Fleer, Seuth.) match. Priced... sa heme. Maeh.. $8.50 Automobiles: blue - ’ . or enameled; only 49, at sy +. , All silk plain &85c China Toy Tea Sets; A&c : , anda fancy Men's Scotchman Mufflers ro ae oy ie AT ue and : ‘lL ; - woven bor- . . Bc to 2bc istm or & "hey: c eh Miah lhe tae oadldl. ’ Rlaged oat, “To ...2""5¢ | Corsages & Shoulder SG tare” Come in ends, full eut, large selection to Velocipedes ) — a f Z purple, garnet haneea | ry Velocitpedes, Hand Cars, Wagons, J and ort . Fl : = '* and black. 19- choose from. Each , | OoOwe;rs | 1S eteias ta Kiddie Kars, Doll Buggies, et Faner lin- : . Pool Tables ; . . calite handles > Compicte With Cues and Balls $2.25 to $3.75 ‘eee? with. ars arm at button top in 1eces a ° : range of colores; just ee Bin : $5.95 Pool Tables; 3 } Values «} ty, rrntiatin. 4) Th ewing, tips : : ° | Hning All-woo! 2 black enamel or j an machine : ’ go inch sizes. Paragon frame, with neat baca- Self steering kind with steel runners: 59 to ‘ Beautiful Cor- lite’ and amber handles, cord arm swing, $3 Turkish Towel Sets lent quality Turkish e—* wash cloths and ' » ' color d 4 set, each. sss &9c Women’s Robes tailored Robes of RATER ar he KOR Ne oe P| = af 7 iA C!s = we > wy JE « — \ s. —_ Tl aa 4" the «(us aAbie wor zephyr with dainty pink or ; og Mehr: 9 —_ | | —— | Ae. blue for ‘abrikoid. They e 3 i embroidered. 3 amemetieitt: . vat , ea, wi Y ws 46 inch sizes. to : i trimmings..... 2 $1.00 are splendidly . $I $2.95 : ; sages and most tips and stub. Neat handles for men.. ; | : ; (Main Fleer, Nerth.) attractive shoul- ‘ BP Spesial AZ At About VY Off P __ der Flowers for so ee = 7 , fee } . eveni ear. Come in just the correct colors oudoir Lamps ry Sf 2> . RZ 98c, $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $5.95, _ Banjo Uke Outfit | to wear with your evenisiz and dinner garmente ." olet A rticle 2 uned and made. (Trimmil Section—Main Fleer. Censisting of calif- oe , Shaving Stands with $9.95, $18.99 and $29.95 oh skin head Banjo U ke, Mackintosh vas shaped ait ' roe tu) “$ 34 . © s8i'kK “uu An idezl ° y G . h ms 8 xift Special for ——— > r 1 J ‘xtr f ° bf . bs j claseic style ......+«. La ’ eS iecnuine Leathe : (Main Fleor, Seuth.) : extra set of Ribbon Novelties ong clas j, Wine rs: — " ‘ 5 i SUF tion book, felt | ray eling Bag —— 7 4 PsSo Regular Two wonderful groups of Flower Novelties, hardly ‘ , . Original botties. 5 b §.50 value. Spe- any two alike. Make attractive and tnexpensive gifts. Carew's a cial, Embroidered Pillowcases | i x36 -1: renses embroidered in ' Choice of genuine hand-bordered cow- $1.95 Fancy Dresser Pieces He anc Sy ese Be | ( ide or seal; leather lined. Sewed-on ~*- S $ 95 $ 00 bottles, imme 4 ) f eatiy a“ i : . i. —_ ° 75¢ to $1 $1.25 fo $2 e Lo bare Det Red as Pais $1 59 a 3 ather corners. Trimmed with lace and — : $1.59 42> Values. . SOc Values..... — Sdeat for atta. eet 53¢, 87¢ °"* $1.37 (“Main Fieer, Serth.) (Nucents—Hargain Basement.) Special Assorted colors and stvles; each.. (eke Ftees> i ——— (Third Floor, South.) or. oe | P : + er «ae }« Men ae BY . . yey x $a Ew + . tn? iN, wae a - or aes Se ae >. a8 eee a eR hin PR Re aE RA OL SS nas Ain if

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. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. | of LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MARRIAGE HERE EN NS e. f mg 8 : | neon r __ More Toot beget for Aviators e oF nes gl >. “ee ee a 3. se a4 ae spon ng e diaiect o — or, SBOC La sare. Tes ; he ~ yt eaiie dae abel a —e 2 Om { California ha: Have You Purchased Your Tickets for “The Miracle” at the New Coliseum Dec. 24th to Jan. 20th? ra { ‘ - ‘ sid & 44 ' pangs Wy are obedient . & ‘+ bh re he . . r , 2 , ril- . . _* ‘ = i . . ee mal I eT iG s tan ee mak . ar 6 rr" . ’ > I = ; . : 4 7 . . — rvTovV e : i * swe & . a = to i) -* “She is 6ur rviving : Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West ar ° . * e ce hop Here With Satisfaction u'll Like Them Best—And They're Unsurpassed for Gifts—Our a ee hnstmas Candies % | After the Holidays, Many More Will a and Prefer the Luscious 24- Hr. Service on These i Wholesome “Goodness” of the Products of Our Candy Shop Siting her age as‘! years | 3 REBUILT ) Monogrammed 1 Homemade saacemailiiini Chocolates Sint‘ teme nusant | TYPEWRITERS _ |! Christmas Cards Candies ar : and Almonds | hs aa ee a Make Appropriate Special, Per Dozen } > Lbs. tor ia >. , | 134 Lbs. for attractive mo¢ DT. oc. 6. restore her|2 CHESTMAS GIFTS | } a. a? ee - an : ; | in = high him a ase liar? nan be . , | Big Discount Saie on All | $1 25 H | be : >t ee | | + / | sty es for | 3 — ait your order | : | Christmas Delivery of Gift F | rm oe @ Charnu crepe and Ge SE ee eee ee eee = i thehorv oxi Sij40i tao Si) hoval- $25 to S54) Remincton~ SSU to S10: ; sy, , . : Ha . } noc : ute “Raleigh”’ a W okie by Bs a 1. ¢ Smiths S25 to $10 (Miners | S20to S30: ca ; Hantmond-~ S25 to S40 > 7 — | p Coremas (port.) $22.5010 $30 ; ; | al . Heretotore $180— ‘oa ae eine nies ain | St. Louis Typewriter 7 | ea ei weet. ing | | C hocolate cS 3-L, b. Christ stmas “The Boend | | Now Priced at : Practical Gifts Are fact that a daughter |; EXCHANGE 3 slopes. | | : : The Pound pe - The Pound | . Gisobeys her parents is not ground | : 40 years udder same | Mailed Anywhere—Postpaid Special W omen Ss Glov ss a | “ = | Thursday and we will deliver it on ‘Cea | 65 te $185 “This neve could hav hap- =: - om \ — : . - ever co 3 . , Open until 7 1 : . : | FA fOUS = B. ARR. CO | : a pea Dav—a gift that will give pleasure throughout $1 9) . POSSESSES S SSE SHOSOEDSESF EFSF EH EE® Ah hh an ae ee -_ , ieee 4 . —— rs s : >% > 2 >. “or ~ * . soe re x , = ae ~ — aS al a Re te iv? — a age ; eee + er 7d ; i Wwe cok es ae 2 * es = : Se 2 Me te” AO . re ee 5 ry th . 4. ey le " is: “ee 4 ~s =. 2 4 g : FT hata rete ES 8 Stes atic eye “ rf ~*~ ~— bi On te 2-2 tor deportation. : management Main Aisie—Main Flicer pened in the old count the vear—offered at almost half its former .ppetizing varie | price. As vou know, the “Raleigh” is the most | apacious, red boxes, ‘illed a “ys : popular console Brunswick. € High-grade — ? main 4@e = ed ass °Tt? eee a ; Pe a ee ; with pounds SSOTTSG and gauntiet sty - slient, Milk and Fa | Music Salen—Sixth Fleer ‘ wanted colors and = _ —* fal ts Nias At a. PAN page he ; Sl Ee ae Pe Met oo 5 pp OR Sagas sige vorite Chocolates, crystallized fruits, caramels asd other varieties GIVE A CHRISTMAS WATCH CARES 4 Hard Candy Jars £3 i a i~ ‘4 | ~~ Gea ae ad —_ ; oe : ; : . — f 1 You CAN DE END ON : = "> Ric - Effanbee Hard ca : . . : “ 1 .. / . . | . a tecunes cs Pak. pe ] ) | ) s — VARY > * r no flaro Mapes ad ¥ ‘ _ | eet y i ‘ meer iat p ~ gp oe hed | | 0s +] . ova gee , wi | : i | im . Mi : . fur top mittens. Wanted sizes. | Fa: | | = ‘? Suita able “fer boys and iT ie Basement Make This 2 Memorable Christmas—With am = : Very Comfortable a | o is Atwater Kent Radio | = | — | | See This Special Group for Gifts of | water en ado 4 i Men’s s PANTY ana 4 striking'y © ‘THE fear f the 6 \% artistis combination cf | . | . a | S Deautiful Watch, set with choice ciamonds and ° _ -g¥nthetic Saggeianennt } Floor Lamps | oy oy ” r | Complete With & 1 25 28 excellent matched -- syathetic Sapph! karat White Gold ’ Equipment $40 Value—Complete at monds and 19 Saphire: tomy niatinns Platinun case, 7 | : svuaranieecd dependable nm ment, sewe! Ww atch mak + _ . “ & Te -4 » ~ : ‘3 ' ie a *y . 4 - ) ‘ . . 1 ne _- ~ = — i- : e —, ~ | q ~*» - - nat 4 * « AliOr - ie 1 Ober 4 en )eFrwm nt : __ its oa . tuner . on — = * + . ? “ . : - ee a ' 45 | ; lent performance—compact type Atwater Kent Me 29—using five tubes and complete with Atwater Sr *307:20 i Thy | | ; er, tested tubes, batteries and aerial kit. H | | This Set is exceptional fer successful long C Tes band-turnine on the bases o° | | The Hoover | distance reception--with clarity and volume. these L@emps makes them particular: . « | + = = | s*tractiv™—a_l)] are pired and weightcc sweeper ; . “ i oe — Ss reette shades cs May Be Purchased on oy = L — $575 06 1 at. the Last Moment 55 an ti cor Lamnpe rs ~ 4 Pode —— é $65 and $79 Ptoor Lamps. $i? W) Assurance oi! Sage opel Peaixs- | Glass Tree Ornaments — . a = . eo * . . = be cherished -ombinineg We mo ; , , » The rift that requires no | . . ~~ . ; alwa)s Fxce lien: cheice Mamond w:: , i@iiberation as to whether ii Ata | ’ iar ~~ a So)i* eo - - ang 2 a ria ~ . : = : ~ . ’ - . ,*7 + Tr = ~ =——- =x - a : . - = «& 4a ‘ int © ei . > eh 3 \ iA . "™~ Ses . . ue nam : Savory tin oma a | flower and »ird = : _—— } : ign ie a r z rpet Sweepers ) 6. 95 : ; . ——_ , +4 ) ‘nish. comp ieta with cord and ~ oe ae ht ee i 4.) _— : i ; Jerizns . ’ 7 a - ' a . ~ . ; é 4 6, “i pe ‘ > 1 4 pena we ae I = & ~ >. ' : .5 are so effective for beowe — | bast: $2 ye known = i.i4 $4.50 = Boxes ous him will make welcome gifte Jewelry Co. 5.70 Old English Floor Wax Sets $2.88 Imported LS8 (lass Casseroles, nickeled frame. $2.45 to $8.96 | .~tmitation jewele $2 89 9th and Olive Sts., 5. E. Cor. $3.98 Carving Sets, 3-piece........ $3.00 4} tops e T Riversal Coffee Percolators 73 to $10.00 — Breakfast cee a STR, 3 ~ en ; . ~a Pocket inden, many styles ‘aie on ooon i $6.95 Cottage Sets | - OPEN TONIGHT AND TOMO RROW UNTIL 6 O’CLOC | Cuando Otte nn neeresee-ssy.), OAn0 to amtee ff plan “bren@ ane bese” : : € Bleached tinen cleth to i a nt hemmed and with ws ‘re, ne, “ Demestic and foreign Ptpe Be: * > 7 Mshee and 6 *ruit to 915.55 if $4. 39 | er amber effect t Galery dishes. s* *ixth riftth Teer . : | * SN eS Se al er. . e » Sw WONT

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—_ PATCH he i, Be: q WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. Se aS SEEPS ZA. oR eB BBN RR BS 2 to Jan. 20th? Children’s Bathrobes Sat oer""Z Men’s ’Kerchiefs Choice oT 9429 i. \ .) 2 * @ Bathrvbes of excellent robing, in a hiefs of cood quality hem _ a —— , —o ollie etion of atterns and co] ‘ . 5 an - ara . ' ¢ Handkerec } e s 0 go q a - s of Merchandise wree . “T a Ph aes aS aiding Sa: sit Sesit fo 8 a aS AR A) BR Ee rm re at ar stitched cambric, with colored woven Vv wae * (0 6 Vears. - 2 oie ST soteee se pests t forests = Se sets. peaeettees pacers at sizes i oO 9 \ ; Sess fe as i 3 $053 af : t oe iol ' A rapitiia PAE pease ee Pe Ps: J ri and lhe W est | ~ Basement Economy Store Es F : e ae ; + | 10] : C ~ Vil i gr : BE HE | on c#ded borger. Packed 3 in box. a ae ae aks 4% ae lle , ; . =A? 33 : 2s aj } ea ai DBE : >, ae wT b ! ‘ ; ee BRE. : \Gasemene Eceneomy Store “ ee : : ET ae = a. Pu ee ~~ ~ —_ 222 . ait KK “— retvernrrecessrs a traction ff Select tone Gitts for All in the Basement Economy Store An Interesting Group of | Very Important Offerings of “For Women and Girls—These | Men’s and Young Men's Spring Dresses Girls’ Coats - Coat Sweaters Overcoats Offered at ) SS ° $16.50 to $20 Values $6.95 Value, for Splendid Values at $4525 $s - * l 30 $A 95 iy 516 @ Charnung new Dresses of flat | ' © Last- minute shoppers will surely @ The popular rope-stitchh f : H/INN\\\ @ An opportunity to secure a new crepe ana Georgette in a score of want to select from this attractive Coat Sweaters. with large £3 SHH Sveuosen for wear during the holi- attractive inodels. They are shown , | group. Coats of Bolivia and suede rolling collars and rack knit ) rhe days and afterwards. Of heavy in the high shades and there are / \ | cloth, fur-trimmed and shown in faced front, bottom and pock- ahi plaid- back cheviot material, im styles for Wy the latest stvles. ets. Of all-wool varns. Sizes 4) FZ ye and mixed patterns. Sizes ; : ‘ , , Misses and matron|) There are > | > Practical Gifts Are Women's | Give Him These Initialed In Two Groups, Girls’ Several Handred Pairs of Women’s Waser = Purses Handkerchiefs | | Lumberjacks uk io dsomne console Brunswick ill deliver i | , $3.50 to $4 Values : Box of 6, $1.35 Value aria: ne to $1.75 Values ull deliver it on Christmas 4 | Special, at | i. ll give pleasure throughout | 3 44: : a: » —~By at almost half. its former : $2. IS & $3. 95 ; AS X ~ . the “Raleigh” is the most wes tiv | sy eee : iain dettltn aE } }F.. he ~" Hat aiene ° — : ‘ l sie! ta @Felt Moceastina ta msw 1¢ k. | he ae aa — mae bs . | . ;: ehiefts with — em- eri: . ry rious : ts ~ YW ioned ¢) rex J silk vastens agietes rib- “In the nder-arm and vucl ' e Pp. roidered tials. . patterns an: ‘olors. So | ili-{ “ ae topes bon and pompon trimmed, also Jullets with Music Salon—Siazth Floor , . wanted colors and siset. leathe: urses fitted — 2 - ; Packed six in a box. ‘ollarless. Sizes 20 ¢ ' ' + G ose with ed fect. Black and leather soles. Good range of sizes, } ro = ¢rTyt 6 sf Purse i- bit relligrce 2 = - Moasement EO! with 1 pu specs Basement Basement J B Basement Basemecut np ge Women’s H | Children’s Gloves Boxed ’Kerchiefs Women’s Gloves a Ce Men’s Ties Boys’ Blouses $1.25 ; Value. . ee $1.25. to «19 $1.25 to a 5 Value... C Special aa 79¢ Spc $1.35 Values. C $1.45 Values. C f alue... | ] a iadae “a . « V4 an'’« i. 7 Mhanio{s-succde fabric ¢€ Sermi-fashione | threa d.eailk and € Handsome stile T { ‘ wide . € “Viodel’ bra nd biouses of fancy € Sport style Suits of durable fa. her thd . ae Oo leece-lined ean) bi Ha nN ai lii- eh, atest far s u stvies, eilk-mixed Hose with lisle tops and assorti —. P) olo 1} wit) come oo er olors and white. rice—with two pairs of knick ) iittens. ite. PA roider Lok, graphs pes in order to — | i Many wil! appreciate these apror iresm=es ; | q (rxforda. straps. pumps and cvlontals - > e - = eo . 7 “hr TT - ' t gary. Sold on terms, ff de- . ' ¢ size , “yy . - Cases of vari- / ieks effect b use that these 7 ¥ ae rt Compete range OF Sizes. quarters. Also “Ye Olde Tyme” com- : high qual 90 ret ore cept agi eeees e/ « t Store Basement Fcenemy Store fort one and two strape and Oxferda. ous hig! “ Will mai Z semen ccornemy ul make welcome gifts SS Hasement Economy Store Sep vlin pono ; Dascasent Economy Store : ia lings. $45 to Rayon Bed Sets Wool-Mixed Blankets a iabeciey. 8! a> Linen Breakfast Sets Emb. Pillowcases Axminster Rugs a Pecan Cakes todn er | > pagel $3. 95 At, 39¢ apg “ $6. 95 eee ) Value. I for r _79¢ igee and remor- Each. © ; .n thre Fuge : Pea . ‘Cc °,. frees ke inch ‘liowcages of bieached "orton ter 3 ~ te lan ts €Smae. ‘xi Bcn be : ¢ ~ - = ; - i and ™ $29. 75 ‘ : @ linen wloth tn Béxf6-tnch harig 6-! ~ he ame ané lace-trim- @ Crinkle Rayon Sets with $0x90 - inch @ 7¢x8@-inch Woo!-Mixe4 Bi: nkets in ‘arge many attrac “tive > pat erns and ricn cel- ‘Thera , Med with n rop Texas else, “harm ed and with siz matching eg - Sig spead and separate boieter to match. Neatly piaids cf blue, rose, hello, tan Or gray. or combinati pecans oy . Basesnent hoxed Fiound@ ends Raesement Rasement Sixth Floor . ae YY SN Ze ee ‘ | “SF a9 SS

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH mY Store Will Be NOOO TH After Christmas *. Be i Fee ig: ORATR Se - ee, a _ Abe pene a ian, ad. xii ‘ : ' Raa Pied Ph. she ¥ €2 ' ow i ; wie —— klk ei & £ Z See ? “4 : te , » a 4 © ee 5 te oe Lee eg oa 2 “ ope Ft ae, a 7 > As cr of + The — oa - ee oe: ree. emits ai a. + ee, > en ta ee ts 7 —— —— ve on w > eee? = Sa ee > eh ie See § > & i ZAG RRS =—q Yeruggs U Starve ot the (hrisnuas Spivit “Che PE SG nt Sj Gifts You Want to Buy Listed Under the Price You Wish to Pa Gifts for Men Not Over $7. WY Silk Socks. Silk-and-W oo! ™ . ie wl ner 4 mvrin > 7 b I OTTIOUOS., $25.00 smoker Stand \len‘ +h = T Yee iit & _t ai ne ‘ i [ee ing *( asses | re! (role Sear? Pp... : ss- a) , 7 nNeading Lamp Jmar Peart Neck > ‘ | Ottoman $50.00 Golf Set (Clubs and Bag Vandervoort Wari rebe Trunk _ Fen. : Poker Tabie. Silk Two-Pieee Set ( nderthings. Silk N vhtgownes silk Pajamhs. Silk Dress Length Electric Waffle Iron Priscilla Sewing ed goif bag and MacGregor elubs. ) is} > + Seah hal «. ai Liit _ Foot Stool. Gifts for Women Not Over $1.00 > . , tone-Set Nee k las . will help you ta decide what to give. Shop as early as possible. But be assured that every- thing you select Thursday which you cannot carry with you will be delivered in time for Christmas. .Vot Over pF ‘yreen Com! ** Lerrv ¢ > Sealng Wax Set. ’ > % Address Books. T> , . , , Pink Coral Beads. y Bloomers. 00 ~*9% - . " - Len @ a. ™ LA \ >™~ ] } b +*s iored Creorg: - yy. > : i. ee Pa ONE e€L1L ees. Water. ee a © oe a Not Over $5.00 . _ . . »s nHPFIiny =] : ee! : Not Over $10.00 Yacs Prepiica peari Iit- tings. oth Bath- Gifts for Women Not Over $75.00 Silk Breakfast Coat. hy trimmed Ostric! (Che nm} lle V ely Misses’ Jersev Dress with embroidered eves. Shark-grain cowhid: Hat Box. l6-mb Silk Umbrellas with hand-earred handies. 19-piece white replica pear!-on-amber Dresser Set. '% : > — o-Mece colored rep hea pearl Dresser Ser. Electric Perecola Set. Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet. Boudoir Chair Tea Wagon. Handmade Silk Nightgowns Handmake Silk Step-in Chemises, Handmade Two- piece Sets. Handmade Princess kK Dress enalsA let+aA + ' ~O1c-piated sterling Vanities. Real Crystal Bead Necklaces. Rhinestone Slipper Buckles. Cut-steel Slipper Buckles. Not Over $50.00 Wr Sy #4, 'f b3 D. ~~ ty a --- ‘rr lo 'f v -* Ai [Imported Le Desk Set. Real White { Gifts for Children ‘Not Over $1.00 Bors’ Blouse. Boys’ Cuff Buttons. Necktie. Solid Gold Baby Rings. Toy Telephone Tov Mechanica! Dump Truck Toy Mechanical Hook and Ladder. Toy Mechanical Trolley Car. Toy Aluminum Cooking Utensils. Nursery Rhrme Dolls. ; 2 Boxes of Handker- lol chiefs (3 in box). Infants’ Knitted Sacques. Infants” Knitted Bootees. Baby Boy Wash Suits. Embroidered Puillow- cases. Sterling Silver Thimbles. All-Suk Half Socks. Felt Boudoir Slippers. Fiber Plaited Stockings. Imported Beaded Bag. Replica Pear! Necklace. Not Over $2.00 Infants’ Handmade Dresses. Japanese Silk Sacques. Japanese Silk Quilts. Bloomer Dresses, 2 to 6 Years. Boys’ Wash Suits, 2 to 4 Years. Children’s Pajamas. Daniel Green Puss- in-Boot Slippers. Colored Umbrellas, Fiber-and-Suk Stock- Ings. Tor Meccano Build- ing Sets. Toy Erector Build- Toy Bau? ld-Mor Blox Toy Baby Dol! Mechanical Auto. Toy Bedroom Furni- ture. Hickok Belt and Buckle Bovs’ Blouse. ‘Yankiboy’’ Play » Sut. Boys’ Football. Decorated Mugs. Decorated Plates. Fancy Dressed Doll. Children’s Poly- ehromed Desk Set. One-Clasp Kid Gloves. Mocha Gloves. Boy Scout Knives. Ingersoll Watch for a Bor. Box Kodak. ‘Bonnie Brier’ dies. Gingham or Print Bloomer Dresses. Mid- Not Over $5.00 Bors’ Football. Lingerie Pillows. Wool Staekings in acquard Patterns, Children's Dress — - =! 7 a. hie a Li ALIAS. Bye-Lo Baby Doll, Bors’ Tool Chest. Beacon Blanket Robe. ‘*Bonnie Brier’’ Mid- dies. Tub Frocks Infants’ Feeding Plates. High Chair. Brushed Wool Sweater Sets. Wool Sweaters. | Be fant a, Bags. Tey Trunk. Toy Typewmniter. Ivory Enameled Doll Bassinet. 2-Pieee Hand-Painted Ivorv-White Touet Set. This St. Solves the Problem When There Is Any Doubt— Louis’ Favorite Gift Certificate THE certificate of practi va : appen to sO many people—affording a libertr of "he ir. > ® ne f) >} e i - Redeemable at All of Our Stores St. Louis, Denver, Scruggs-\ andervoort-Barney, The Denver Dry (roods (3... Z. L. White Co., $ particular > id LAr ra > > io? Rane. .? . ~ ' ™ aSs1)) an e ' " * > + mt? iawires .¢ is } It Se. | in ‘4 la@iity. > Columbus. Ohio. Jaccard 's. St. Louis. Vo Jaccard s. Denver. Colo Vv appreciated when that choice is at = Brn. sg! = 7 >. °- . offers the advantage of personal choice to id man and woman to sol ve their a _— > © problems quick- A Vandervoort s Gift Certificate Vo —Is exchangeabie for athy mer- ; chandise destred, to the amount ( olo. tated. Issued in Any Amount at the Cashiers Desks First and Seventh Fleors and Shop- pers Aid Bureau. Second Fleor Gifts for Children Not Over $7.50. Boys’ Slickers. Corduroy Robe. Alhgator Raincoats. Chintz Bloomer Frocks, 2 to 6 Yrs. Japanese Silk Q No 4 Ov c¢r Writing Desk. Straight Chair. Windsor Chait. Spanish Chair. Nursery Chair. Boys’ Blanket Robe. Lumberjack Shirt. Babies’ Silk Coats. 4-Piece Sweater Sets. Eiderdown Buntings, Silk Lined. Chintz Bloomer Frocks, 2 to 6 Yrs. Not Over $25. 00 Upholstered Chair. Infanfs’ Crib. Baby Play Pen. Electric Train Outfit. ihe Beautiful Mamma. Doll. Wool Coat and Sets, 2 to 6 Ye Nnperted Consiagy Babies’ Silk Coats. Murray Automobt Wardrobe Trunk f Children. Not Over $50. 00 Fur Coats. Ivory Enamel Ward- robe. Ivory Enamel Crib. Upholstered Sofa. Upholstered Lounge. Decorated Bed. Decorated Dres Decorated V anit Not Over $100. 00. Infants’ Imported Dresses. Infants’ a Coats, Gifts for Home Not Over $1. 00 Colored Bath Mats. Bordered Bath Towels. Linen Huck Towels. Spanish Pottery BowL Tea Cup and Plate, Dresden C <i Dresden Bowl Candlesticks. Vases. « Powder Bewis. Candy Jars. Not Over $2.00 Hemstitched Huck Towels. olored Bath Mats. Colored Border Bath Towels. Teapot. Brass Letter , OTs. Buss Light. Mavonnaise Be Table Searfs. Photograph Not Over $5. 00 Colored Linen Luncheon Set. Madeira N@pkins. ? Book Ends. Pereolator. oo Pottary. os mene Candet Wax Water Lily. Spanish Pottery Candlestick. Not Over Sie 50 Electric Toaster. Eleetric Toaster stove. Walnnt Finished End Tabie. Willow Char. Brass Bird Cage. Fern Stand. Fleetrie Heater. toffee Set. Piano Bench tad Not Over $10. 00° Pillows—Normandy Lace or Taffeta. Hand-Tufted Bed- spread. Broeade Tabhk Searfs. Eleetriec Waffle Iron. leetme Fireless ( ooker. | Eleetme Toaster Stove. Bnd ge Lamp, plete. Fern Stand. a ~ Dresden Boudoir « Lamp. Chocolate Set. Davenport Pill Hemstitehed La Break fast Linen Tabi Napkins Set. 4% of Dropped-Stiteh with double a Double heels, long and extra give-away pric masiio trimmed with lace end hem- stirchiag- Br | Sweaters tu light er Cet tull WEATERS3a95 | dark celers. cen- Tra ating edgiu«a. HOUSE APRONS .ingkham, chambray and peresie F in pony — Stecs te 4. The PUST-DISPATCH is the only newspaper giving Associated <e Se a. yee . ‘fe

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_ot. LOUIS ont teen mal _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2 23, 1925. - LOUIS POST-OISPATCH 1t SS a ee ee pelea — area ¥-+- a — ~— t . ———— gol sae ae aa pital, and today it was sald that all| Cotton Mill Cartails Operation ithe reason for the curt allment.'|! . STOUT fe ‘By We Amociated Pree jvould protabty recever | MGLLTOWN, N. B, Dec. 23—/ Tag plantemplors exer] LOANS . SAN FRANCISC®, Dec. 23.— ‘a Ei ceaae the disaster | Beginning Monday, the St. Crolz ADVEETISEMENT | TO THE MAN | John H. Farrell, Se = gathered on the scene, inquir-| Corton Mills here will operate on Lk oF rrr : S8ZOS {jan tatantry, vance gue Be TH IN PANIC sss tostete suse, Mary of a "scheaule ot 27 “hours « ween. | TiS Wonderful =| WHO WORKS | ™ | ant, niantry, United States Re- | | e mothers had to be. held back | k of orders is reported to be Old Pr ri n Mon sttin.” ‘atin IXTH st serves, yesterday resigned hi 4 by police and could not be quieted esc ey J . Zz LOcu oO : gn iis com ‘until the names of the dead and| ‘For Rheum ati Repay weekly or oont-mentay | sm to suit your ‘income. mission as a protest against the | ltntere@ hed fine Tene | ast Day Gift Suggestions ee ae of Col William Mitch- | Collapse of Bench at Erie, Pa. | The celebration was part of a SANTA CLAUS Refilled a Million Times | Our Plan Helps You | ell. Farrell is the fifth reserve of- | Christmas Celebration Caused (local newspaper's Christmas pro- COSTUMES | a.288 | Kirkpatrick . ficer to resign in this vicinity as/ ‘gram for ene hildren of EB his nits ch ff PMrie, and For Sores, schools, Cherches hread Silk ‘al the result of the Mitchell verdict. , Rush for Doors. just as the cident occurred a nafs sy A A ’ Finance Company | ose Maj. Robert R. Morgan, reserve , a eee [dozen Santa "Claes had started es a ee | 1920 LOCUST #T. (Greand Yieer) Phone Quartermaster Corps, and three | jout among the tots to. distribute | Leuts. Carfield 6000 ona 24 PnTreTs «eF at. (Dro Stitch reserve Lieutenants in the Aviation | By the Associated Press. | doen ate P ) | Corps have resigned. | ERIE, Pa., Dec. 23.—The Christ- | and c andy. a AMEND. 905 Third Avenue, New York I mas holida has been suddenly mle neg period of tragedy “4 ace OPEN TILL 6 P. M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS ) y- three Erie homes, where parents, | ~ ae brothers and sisters are rnourning | 4 Dd t 4-| (if ? ‘the deaths of « trio of youthful! jf 4 Pas [nr = eventh- our T oppers ! s fc Chi ldren | F- ie : | | Yuletide celebrants who were, or l en 4 | | yi ery $I .49 Values 7 lerushed toe death in a panic at a | a¥7.'\ Dropped-Stitch Thread Silk Hosiery |community tree observance here! if ie i? 4" with double mercerized lisle tops. llate yesterday. Seven others were | or. Over § Ye 50. 1 Y . \ Double heels, soles and toes. Extra | . injured. i ' % | long and extra wide. And at a : 2% The dead: give-away price. Williaun Wagner, 5. a ers. Japanese Silk Quilts Eileen, Rickrode, 9. a. STEP-INS BLOOMER ; Spvonwnad Sree 33 inenats, #Panese Silk Baby i iitete trimmed Pe oe coun ac aiid ot asadiad GIFTS OF SHEER LOVELINESS Buntings. . (G wiee lace and hem- in C The new way of clothes- | ee aidind cetton sateen mer ho pol Cat full school age were gathered in the | dark colors. pressing that shapes in- tTaten Sulte. Best ehildrer xho Pto 6 Yrs. Knitt | : rie Arena, when sudde 2 4 s. initted Afghans. | "SWEATERS 9 Underwear $ 98 stead of flattening. It cane - a 1 rs my ona | i 2 Ti Ee prauschbed sa229 Doo 5 ne and wool tp puts the newlr tailored with it cams a crash and the 1es, OO e S, e ] ; ? - sore nA look into last season s scfeams of several Knee or I é , | | q lity. . os he re > een "rer ri atec . ' ‘he a. NOY weaters in light «cr nf Over $70.00 ' i omen, ¢0% - we oe 9 Bf, trasting edcing. ankle length. suit. ee instant there was a panic It is impossible to list all of the outstanding values. . .to describe t 2 am -- , is im " Loi eé | r- . | ‘Pho or quick servic and’a mad dash for exits. Attend . : ; : . k Lucy Locket” i HOUSE APRONS -98c | Phone for quick service. on : en strove vainly! ff iq tully the piquant styles. ..to do justice to the beauty of the materi- ants and policemen 6 ee ee ee, go ey Oe n,n oa) Sh | als, crepe de chine for the most part... with a pleasing assortment and shouts only added to the co- Gingham, chambray and percale House Aprons, in practical colors. Siren to 546. ee . vatue ; hair. " Dress. hair. Toy Enameled Ronnd pair. Table and Chair, y fusion. aair. Toy Brass Bed. 7 Morgenthaler After 45 rninutes, when the arena et Robe. , —_ Dyting & Cleaning on & —— aa | , —_— is 4 Feo undies...lingerie is the sure- ~ - = ' rs ; . > , ete .. - a - . joy ° , * . , f oer et . > - : hy ao oe » F - Soe eond ' - e os = Be * ) : . : d a Chair. Wool Coat and Hat jf 7 d | eLLa hehe les cos WEA ee \ A Bn" F/E a camel ee Po on om ; : - . *, ; oe : a PEP 5g eves ee ’ es _o it j ; . - a Tes , £ , can . Sets, 2 to 6 | ‘ | , ee 2" os . oo . 4 eZ ‘ Tears. : | =" e. ; ier Ae Ins aN | or two. ‘imported Carriage A, —> oe , z ee ay : : 3 Robes. | | Le) | | oon se os : tte E S. ELINE’S—Moain Floor. Babies’ Silk Coats. . ay } a ; a boas | Murray Automobiles. Wardrobe Trunk for . i . : ay, fi) tS Cees eS ie ee: : ; chlren | een | a z Wa | (Give a a Crepe de Chine Gown | Bloomers ot Over $50.00 De One oe WY Be bo ee FICOoAN PACKED) IN CHRISTMAS BOXES Fr Gorgeous Christmas gifts are these beautiful Gowns fashion- ed of very fine crepe de chine. Rich silks, exquisite tailoring Upholstered Chaise \Sae AE +h ce of ete (oR ae | . er re a ae ee. | showing unusual use of lace, applique and embroidery. a4 ‘ Lounge. | ‘BA = : | : : PSPS tec tits eee ; - ver w . : . “EC ®.. wel Let Us Trust You >.> | Filmy, dainty’ garments at a very modest price. Paris pastel “| Fal ie: s Re 7 topes are in abundance. Decorated Bed. ELINE S—Fourth Noor me! Crib. Decorated Dresser. — ; oC ane Demratct one edlar 3) For Your Christmas Gifts 1 Over $100.00 Wier” PAY NEXT YEAR Yb) . . 4 | SP, SMAI ; , ; : ; Imported Infants’ Imported Vin ee > We are making it easy for everyone in this city to select Coats, gee ee figs their Christmas gifts for their friends and members of their , family. We will gladly trust you—come in—open an account and make Gifts for Home | | = all of your gift selections and arrange to pay next year. = SUPER VALUES IN DIAMONDS Bath Mats. Dresden Compote. | | Le = — The Gift Supreme Bath Dresden Bowl. ; Specially selected Dia- Large sised Diamond andlesticks. - ~ mond Rings at a tempt- Rings ef unusual luster ack Towels | pamDe Vases " ; J ingly lew price—biue- and brilliancy. The Pottery » , white and perfect cot =mowuntings are richly Powder Bowls 7 : . and the mountings are hand pierced of 16-K. | of Green Geld. White Geld. pd Plate. § Candy Jars. | W ry . : 30 Not Over $2.00 hed Huck Brass etter Open- ¢ CTS. Bath Mats Suse Light. ‘ | ° This Watch for : 7 New Toilet Sets Border Bath Mavonnaise Bowl. Table Searfs. } “Him” (gg7- <veug| In Ivory and Shell Mhotograph Frame. of radium silk and rayon. Se eee ——$———————— EE ir —— — SA oe SA Ce ff ® | CONTINUING THE PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE r With Shirred Garter Cuffe 1500 Pairs Silk Hose _..2/-%.. : ors. Keinforced af FILL HER XMAS STOCKING WITH HOSE points of wear... Shir red gurter cuffs. ELINE'S—Main Floor. e . . . . *« A . . . . . ‘ ° *. ‘ * « . . . . 5 * . See a se * , . . » * Md . ee ee SS oe _ — 2. oo ee. ‘ - 4 '* - A typical Kline special offer- ing. Secured just at the right 2 time so that the greatest num- P //] ber may enjoy these special ' l OWS Savings. You will like the superb texture and rich shim- mer of the weaving. Not in many months have we seen their equal. Lisle reinforcements at points of wear. All Perfect! All Full-Fashioned! “— $1.39 3s “Pre Sof THE NEWEST SHADES tar Semana” } _.. murmurs thle Gunmetal Rose Blonde Pongee Rosebud vlee: Pabe. Siet Light VW ood Nude Dove ,eige novel shapes, trimme4d with flowers and shir, ELINE'S8—Main Floor. ring. Both bright end somber shades. KLIND’S8—Mdéin Floor, : me nn —— = . _ s bd Se ss ee Le oe - : —— agree Be “Qe ee - 15 2 2a ‘s LE EE ee ee ee jv age New a 1h The ES. Se | oe ot Over $5.00 ~& Illinois es | Phe ‘1 SD Up a : | 4 The famous 17-Sewel Uli- | 4 15-Jowel $4 —s. : | PG BASEMENT Special! Inexpensive Christmas Gifts . Silk & Cloth Dresses on Se Vase. ina 4) ees } guarantescd for 20 yeers nan Electric Candelabra et he Cn @teln ont ein. | O—-S89 Special At Less Than Cost of Materials! Extra Special! Packed in Christmas Boxes! e% | Ga we 2 Napkins. * wear Wax Water Lily. Bub S* Be erals to choose from. ‘ + Loh Special thre c- pds. Spanish Pottery One : q M \ Pay nex rear. New Tulip Shape r Teflet set 2 Gandlestack. mm ee ee — 16-jewe] Wrist YVatch in this handsome pew shape—the case Not Over $7.50 itm ab eaios on | §.°0 oaster Brass Bird Cage. ' | “1847” Silverplate tiem ated is oasier Vern i | : ' 26 pieces of “3847” nega a amy Rlectrie Fi , teed for Mfe—handsome new petterm™ | : , , Tinishe Jectric Heater. Choose from. Pay mext year. = to ) . Mantel Clocks at.....$15 and up able. Coffee Set. | $ 20 Se ae Lovely Pearis at..... .$10 and up hui: iano Bench Rad. 38 =~ ae | Seana Diamond Set Bar Pins $18 and up “~ C , ot Over $10.00 Normand: Bridge Lamp, com- r Taffeta plete. fted Bec bern Stand. ' lbresden Boudoir Table Lamp. (Chocolate Set. at) aff}. lron lia enport Pillow. Fireciess Hemstitched Linen : Breakfast Sets. Toaster Linen Tablecloth en@l Napkins Set. = - ee me <e LR ne. tn Tie ie ee es Bi : _ Balbriggans! Jerseys! Silks! Hairline and Cotton-back velveteen combinations! It is almost inconceivable to think that we could offer such style, such quality and , value at so low a price. Sensational re- 55 Tocett St. | : ductions! The chance to save is tremen-. if dous! Be on hand Thursday, when the 3ETWEEN BROADWAY AND SIXTH oe p seller KLINE’S—Basement. - ii i Re ee ot

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WEDNESDAY EV BAENG, DECEMBER 23, 1929. Si. LOUIS POST-DISPATCHE AGREES TO BLOOD TEST, 3° | a Christmas Cards| || | 70% MEN | IN PARENTAGE DSPUTE a TRA OOea ‘a aa ) ? ogy e e East St. Louisan eon Sug- } gestion of Court After Deny- ing Woman's Charges. rol Slippers -— Regardless of th e outcome of a blood test to which he has agreed HE Christmas gift he'll like best of all, i cme ae H. meet, 2 Mail Your Friends This and use every evening, when he discovers years old, who lives with his wife | , at 534 Thirty-third street, East St. Novel Greeting Card how easy and comfortable they are. cote wit tastet he fs not the M- | sis ; . ‘a al ther of the 22-year-old daughter of 1 LCUIS POST DISPATCH | -_ a —— ee wie As BROS.&CO.F The Store of Worth-While Gifts on Credit 717 OLIVE STREET. GIFTS THAT PAY DIVIDENDS IN HAPPINESS? The real test of a Christmas gift is: “‘Does it make someone happy—and for how long?” Neither you your gifts will ever be forgotten if your gifts are fine jewelry from Loftis. A present of a Diamond } Pin or Bracelet brings happiness that is as lasting as the diamond itself, always serving as a pevpaiiall 25 Cards with a> ates Seiiien inet agaimst ms | ae N . | $1.95 on ankie + ayer ie ~ 440444 ‘ -s s . . 4 is -, 24 ce ~2 ~~ ee y ?. » — > > - > » | : . . - . - = - _- . . Ty * 5} sue appeared > ~~ * . * ‘= = v« ana argec meeud ee ii uyT ; —- >* - ~ hs . - 3 > : a , ~ Sul PporT ‘ ié \& asia * ° ‘ s ~ + . ** 2 ¢ . »*? 2 _ > +. . ~ > “ a” @ a . 2) , relatior : ee caer ee a os 4 Specially Priced Otterings ot | Gifts for a Dollar In Our Housewares Section — Fifth Floor | pregetienn’ = 7 BID FOR CITY LIME SUPPLY —— = | $23,000 UNDER OLD PRICE Alton Coneern Offers to Furnish 17.000 Tons at $6.78—H igure Two Years Ago was $11 “Veronica” Diamond Ring ee a Vacuum Bettles. $1 \ i Waste Baskets Universal Vacuum | 2 tor $1.00 Bottles — keep _siliquids Metal Baskets, hot or cold. Pint size. tively pcre home or office. Ring : white eid. An attract ° le- | 2 had $100 $2.58 a Week Diamond Scarf Pin Beautiful set in {f > a pin ‘se solid 18-k. raced cpenwork mount white gold, Loftis Gives ix , lg @ gorgeous, radi- & bargain Best Values ani. piue-while diamond. $1.25 a Week. Crumb Sets, $1 Consisting of crumb, | Carving Sets, $1.00 tray and scraper, nickel plated or enameled. small down payment. ci ol ‘ . | ne es” wyeu Diamond | 77 = «= WU | hin ner > , : Ls : - ; : ~ . | ~ ~ -— \\\ Dee f is > Roasters, $1 Dark blue ename)lware These 2-piece Sets Roasters in oval or round employ excellent quality shape, easily washed steel blades, and have ‘om —— rubberoid handles. | - WORKHOUSE BY CHRISTMAS, : GOAL OF HOMELESS MAN Potie Judge Reserves Derisian When Vagrant Picads (t-uiltr ami Asks for Sentence Ring 4 new feature in din- Three gorgeous . ner ming stries. Mar- iant. blue-white Dia- quise shape in 18k. : white gold mounting: and armonds and Tro sapphires, Sewing Stand, $1 ae ) —— oom nigeria Attractively decorated Bath Stools, finished in - ~ + ™ ms. - ~ wicker Stand for sewing Serv ing [ray Ss. $1 white. Medium size. accessories. i Attractive, as well as Practical are these Trays, which have decorated giass centers tramed in nicely finished metal, Diamond Bar Pin setae SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BARGAINS © 5 g — ; & 45 aii ew tabecd Crs Basset, ae +oxad® frig?! wu © o bs an bad >» P . o - , : | | . SERENE SUNT SAAS NEE SENSES NEST NNR SESE SSS C baoe 4 > > =) = * u = ‘’ piicately «ng . oi | = e ° itz 4 MAN ~ Ww RIST WATCH tail. in Mur : : i” ‘ 7 > . =e : m s ; sfreag Ladies’ Wrist Watch 20 Aquamarn ee eee my: reila bie. Fruit Baskets, $1.00 E> Bread Boxes, $1.00 Bread Boxes may be had in choice of white or olue enamei Snish. Very prettv Baskets for fruit are offered in a choice of two sizes. FEW PARDONS BY PRESIDENT ii No Wholesale Christmas Clemency il Nut Bowl Sets, $1 = . 2 ~ : -= rea 1: Tin alien af : - ao S0c Weekly Rectanguiar Wrist Watch. 14-k. white scid. 1 jewels —epecia! $18.75 muUF . SL.37 a VWenth — ss : Other Styles at $12.58. $15. $27.58. : — B atis ‘ ns _ ae cheis, = Ge att ose of oe ei} Dieameond-Set Wrist Warehes at 4 Proices Special 43-Pc. Cabinet Set This chest is a besutile Prarcone — — - ~ a a oe ~ Cigarette Case Set tains following piers ; Beautiful Cigarette (ase Set ss —~ . eod engine-turned Both meee 4 Dinner Knires, 6 Dd a heavily silver viate® ever Bae a . - Ny nickel si. ver Cigarette cua ~ gold lined , *ristmas pardons tad ‘nite House from Attorner- ’ = . Sargent, but the statement Sewing Baskets, $1 These unique Sewing ;U OTE na oc ratinnre make welcome gifts for ei-piated rims: polished Biof citizenship to serscne <x* r the hostess who likes an wood salad fork and Bi completed their terms. attractive tabie setting. sPoort. (™tth r.) | Tt Was announced the Covrer- ~ will iweLe 806noO more Christmas clemency pardcaa Watch Our Store Windows For Special Bargains Cali or Write for Our Catalog No. 905 Phone Bell, Main $37 cor 1085 and Our Salesman Will Cail Our Store Is Open Every Night Until Christmas ~ ~ ST ee. ee ee ~ “ee , ie Rt A te Oise Siggy Ay Oly A lig A Mia A a Da fi rf f tad ue 1

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ST. ST.LOUIS | POST-DISPATCH — | WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. ee ee ee oo — - ——_—— — ee ——— SS ‘RAILROAD PLACES ORDER | Wigher Oar Fares os Sy oe ee ae at ee TRUCK LOADED WIE JOPLIN, Mo., Dec. 22.—Th l ade b nimittee FOR 4000 +000 FREIGHT CARS Commission or by a fe ry of the Chaaber a Gemmeneb aft- St. Louis and San F Francisco ~ | tud ¢ th t rtation | Also Buy 25 New Locomotives DRIVEN AWAY to 1, adopted a proposal to grant achpeods. "The mnenaies ath ion tate &nd 14 Ooaches in 1926. jan increase in street car and bus effect about Jan. 1. The St. Louts-San Vrancisco | | Railway Co. has placed orders for | | 4000 freight cars of various types, | Later Found Rbendondl, With t eee go ~g 2 ee a ee A ae 14 all-steel passenger coaches, 15| Nine Cartons of Goods Miss- raes- or + xt Z mA f | 4 . ’ {i | freight loc deh and 10 new! ing Motorbus Robbed. Es TT , =) a F . | passenger locomotives for 1926, ac- | = a> Es } |cording to the annua! report of the Oe, ea ryan @ is 5 8 1 1 See > * vice-president, made public today.{ A two-ton)truck of the South- EE mies ee ew FS ~t ee a tn an eal. * - Al In addition, 50,000,000 feet of lum- | eastern Express Cq, with 50 car- SIXTH AND TY ST ST S. ej ae ib ill be d in repai 0 : on Credit & bf)..%5 200 nanan we” Tor | [fee of Sbecs See oe one eae MINUTE” GIFT SPECIALS \ SILK HOSIERY New England det Lbil gE “Bor | ae (; i | } During the last year 15 new from the loading platform of the freight locomotives, 2 passenger Central Shoe >» Seventeenth | ‘engines, 1 all-steel baggage cars street and Lucas avenue, while wag | | eee _~— -- = — ‘ d | . | and 2 gas- -electric motor c ars were driver. Ja mes ©’ Nell, was inside. PP ; . e" | put into se rvice An average of af t 6 ; , $700,000 a mont h Was expended for at 4:49 p. mm. yesterday. A P. re miscellaneous imnaterials he report | m letective Walte Ryan found! how long? Neither you nor ; mi llaneous terials, the report I tive alter } | A f D | ke . the truck abandoned at Twenty- present of a Diamond Ring, @ ]| | * : first street and St. Louis avenue. fays serving as a perpetual re. | Nine cartons were missing. -— et, _— _ —— | - $ 00 | = | Edwin A. Bush, vice president | : ure e ie of the Evans-Rich Manufacturing u eh Co.. 4300 Geraldine avenue, has ; , FOR INDIGESTION asked police to investigate the dis- NO : | | Te Pi Rete Be seeene ans Gwoet Stevia | 180- proof alcohol, valued at $14°, appearance of a 20-gallon drum of; boemg roses a the choicest quality obtafnabie. ) . FOR } trom his plant. It was delivered anc are carefully packed in box together «ith (ven —— Ree eaeiaeell MONEY Asparagus Greens and Sprays of Sweet Stevia. » , r+ there Monday, but missing | This Special Box of fresh cut, iong iasting,. | bo « NS the place was opened yesterday. : fragrant Roses mak t charm Chriet- , : > "Dp. DOWN — hi rf - ¢ the ‘? | ss patient 4 l 4 $ l | & “ - Wn +" sat 9 Reautiful Cigarette Case Set. engraved - . \ Y 50c Cc Week Ladics white gold filled sud engine-turned. . Both Wrist Watch, handsomely heartily silver plat ’ - |e = engray ed. ity nickel siiver. Cigarette case . = —— = 50c Down stabber'’s latest attempt was) t night when Bertha By- —unusual patterns. | Pa! old. was attacked from her home = a “= > * o« ; uSSsa Lia Tit ES men failed | $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 vectiy and , - e Til {i any ‘Trace of the stabbec: ' P j ri said he clasped his arms - held a knife aloft in $1 95 na and muttered a threat. trugeies ens. cries for nals Samples from a well - known : vaker; good selection of fabrics States Join Tidewater Congress. Ry the Assciated Press. and colors. ET. PAUL, Minn er, 23.—The | f Council of States. consisting of 21/1 ‘states which are seeking a water, route to the seaboarde of the East, | will join in conference when the | Great Lakes-St. Lawrence tidewater ngress meets in St. Paul, Jan. a ind 6 Governo rs of the states of- fered their co-operation in making | the ngeress a success, TrealliZzng | that yme drastic action must be | Set Bracelets, Chime Man- FEW FEA Fey «c-. x : Ba . me ») i he 1847” Rogers Silverplate * 26 pieces. Guaranteed by the maker and Gradwohl. Utility Tray Pree. 40 50c Down. $ 5 50c a Week 2 Headquarters for men ’ ia , an * “Princess” Kings, eee Signet Kings, . eff Buttons, Gold Stick 50c a Week . Cigarette (aaen. ete. } Replica Penris, , Ladies’ Wrist Watch anity (Canes Diamond EAREAEAEAT EA! SE POT CSS TESTESS STS EL SL SSET i tsi -tcceie 3 2 ae 1

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$ “we ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. 4 j ST LOUIS . ———— i Ty — ? ~ mneatiiondi —_— ———— na —— — — —— —— —— im Houses, aorta | . : 4 Will Take Up 2—Men’s 15¢ Ties 3 Thread Silk | Major Issues: im attract ob . \ "és Arrewhead Brand ~ / ‘ ~~ o weig T' Se +148 ru n ; Elastie It ~— : ‘ TON ec, 33.—Con- miorees neris : ‘ ay vacation to- toes ‘ , . ‘Volunteers Caught by Falling Wall in Businéss Section at Waynesburg, Pa. The Stere for heat ke « Br the Associated Press. Several bulld- Olive at Vandeventer mes ors deatrored_ ad ther Four volunteer loss is estimatt Every Evening Until 9 O'Clock Now to Xma Complete Xmas Stocks See Ea Neste j LIEUT. MACREADY ORDERED Plenty of Parking Space TO DUTY IW CANAL ZONE Armr Aviator to Atiempt to set Altitude Flight Record Before His Departure. Use Your Downtown Charge Account i cae om at This Store ; ee o — ———— AAAS - = Te two weeks in sch of the ground oc and spirited seg- - . Si«e > ‘ oe ~es D J - Bettiements 35° Bilis aiid -king at tcf speed. the House pea en to the Senate the oy auc bil; and 75 00 eeo@ ‘as reduction | — fo- a vote on the Treas-/| Postoffice supply bill immedi. | a after -“e# cons ening. Tt also | ted @ resolution calling for in-| mtion of allegec manipulation . ; . | ; a ‘enia!l (;everr men’, ara of Tablectoths , arse 7Oxéiie - . af ler commodities. “S~wrs ee wry “A » _ vrr > | > > 6am | Wee Ak i Xd: ~- gc poil:es Busy as ‘ood ‘ ‘+ wae, the lower cham. time to discuss prohibit at great leng™ and from both she drvs predominating in the the subject The a proviaton of the which would appro-| Tit for use by prohi- procuring evi- i Se , io ’ ; “att ’ = all , he - s ! — . iter | 5 : ite pased only ene major i ~ ; \* it started several w- , mt war to extended dée- ae miniatrarion :. etenes ‘vision of civilian ; . 5 Pairs Men’s 29¢ 2 Pairs Children’s i n the Department of! Socks 15¢ Woel Sport Hese mamer~: od enacted several | ARROWBEAD BRAND — Fine Fancy knitted ‘éhecks m large | Asi n addition to cen- ~oImMm Mer] nererer 7 ; var . aesign hex , quality wr] and - — St. . inat? ne ors ang tes . “OM PS. eotlml yarn m pepular shades. nitty itaail vy > 4 s Pp - >Izey 7 two 9% Special, S oer mae ‘a : 4) ence ‘~ **s ori ‘ ou Pairs 2 Pairs in the Senate after a * ~ ~ len Mt iti 4) ee zr wer . os Eyes “4 - » 7 as 2 _ ‘oS ile its Finance CHILD’S SLIPPERS BOYS’ AND MEN'S mqqpgbe="te> 7! begin work aa the: . is planned finally to Pai for 7 - sag : fel te: a SLIPPERS the tax measure by Mareh. ; rose ored te “df ai foreiz: 4ebt settiements. whieh . erposition upen their first | »n the upper chamber, 6)s0 osu > oe, We nS Se ee s0 Felt Slippers, good 2 Pairs for lors, perfect and enay. SES OD — sizes at likely to engage attention when tax bill te cleared swar . . th houses have concerned 12 Handkerchiefs (2 All-Linen Satuinn writs Gi Gienene Men's fine ite cambrie Handkerchiefs Batic, each having received ail linen tions authorizing American neatly ; ici pation » the preliminary | -cr ¥ ~~ . — | = The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Rewspaper giving Associated Press news service. F_ESTABLISHED 1898 [[san-sith tI] indke iié¢ . *- * a * ed +o. 1s t held at Genera. The i2 for fe Peer! ition. by Senator _ nz of Ltak. was la!ld aside at | ©wn request while that in the Men’s Gloves $1.69 Double Silk 2 Pairs 95¢ Gleves « e by Representatives Fish , af > ‘ \. Kew cl nd or ‘ Gloves > wrist chee ew York, a [nore > tse fabric Gloves with r.}. Virginia, @was referred to . men ~ “sep dviact * . . | on : wills ttge vith lisle or al nter- . a ee. , 7 “4 © maePPALTER CUSTOMS HOUSE WERE: C7 7 a $1.39 Dresses $1.50 Princess Slips $1.89 Silk Bleemers | inctedes em m ES & ’ ’ : Y, a ° : bh, i are ve ; - « Slue ‘«: ad “Nt* on se? ; _ Ape : eRsiws Bs : , , I la des - « red tte omers a°‘j;ue 4 , ' _ Ty > , ; ‘ ’ ny . — ‘a . 7 : , - ill .-{ ° —_. : : ~ : - _* his F - . ~ 1 tre St. Lows (ustemes tS. 2 —— ee, oe. | - a “a « oe ) «am Th 314 N. Sixth St. Two Toys for Four Toys for _ Two Toys for % aa ~ an " ' sear Glas OoKS . = b ana t ra rant ea= ’ > - y i- ADa ° - ‘ os z All for ve All for i Two for wr 2 =——. = rs and purchases of ment The Waebarh BOYS’ OVERCOATS | AGAIN THURSDAY—ANOTHER |Mochua BlapkeiSie. GSC. cr nd § | GIGANTIC SALE OF ete ” & aggazce care e e + 8 e ) é & aie eatltif ul ors i . : ec placing an order | i —_ at | 1s comotives and the ; Pt |B, : » ™ ‘ A Gift ef a Lifetime Are These Beautiful VDiamend Kings. We have the tlarges: Reeertment im *t. Lesais te cheese frem. lIeuar Thin» - mend is aliwars werth what »reu paid fer it. When hbeoaught here. ——E—_——— ” ie eo otlers at (se LF GCM. _ S « rT 1e@ Americas LA-| SMIMIS'N vie We have gone to added expense and paid more; a , for these Dresses just to give the women, who} 94.90 Value QU Bree Accented in Police Raids OVERCOATS—For la: were disappointed when they arrived too late }« = gm - Tetey radu ehe aa end. ee Monday for good selection, a chance to share in} «= = =~ Hi priow>. arresting three men and Boys! 2-Pant Vest Suits /this remarkable value-giving event. | re ing racing forms and what - ATA “2 - — Ss . +. =f FOR HIM—A BULOVA WATCH FOR HER—A BULOVA WATCH Rvery man ong. | ™n «2 Wateh as acewrate as Whe «. SS See \y other wanted 3 A.M. OR Stamps 7 mee’ care Ste. ee te Sizes 16 Save— fa ree See. a PWARD £. BUTLER SEEKS BOYS’ KNICKERS ned 6 P. M. to 44 Save ae ae as — 6. 0. P, CITY CHAIRMANSHIP ey - .Tar Mie ler Eighteenth xth $ LR _ White geid filled LSdewel Bulovs DIAMOND WEDDING met ement. RING $37 .50 l>jesel sod white goid. N.S TI? LT. “ her). “@ — —s — — * ages i4 ears ican (Sty Commit- eS - : r 7 aw 4 "Har ~~ oi pia an politician. has . 7 4 . > a indidate for tne “ ; vFws ‘M48 SLIPPERS— a) nes $ he a immitiese St! FLcatme r Ererett «trle. Tan and "ers soiiciting sup - La +~/ ~~ s r | . “sear on ~ aa a wena ae $2.69 an 1 .” the 23 men and 28 women Mmitiee BOYS’ “BOES—V¥ alue« : mn and s , n "mn. the chairmanship ack leather he i seated Jan. 5 when Louis Scout Shoe ie 7 GLOBE RECORDS | Special | , *cker resigns upon accepting retteagyst ~The = 7" — ent ag internal Revenue ALL 1@INCH DOTBLE-DIM BITS : | lls ad “Seeet Geercia Brewn,.” “Oh Ber. What v ri ey d ot “Mammy, the Best F e> i" “(dates ea Giri.” Rell Em. iris.” rman emt to wie ard : | - ee lh for the chair. ““Nermand,y.” “Warm: the >] $1 | Ever Had” as > are ) HH. Oot ing. Sec- “ Bet Friend We Ever Had” “The Day You Sey _— Wa a Ped Del - YOuR CREDIT ; REMEMBER 29¢e Each. er 4 fer IRL~ BIH 5eOrs* a) , “Forever Be Mine™ “os Wa sented’ “annie YOU CAN TAKE cate leathure meteniien 4 | be ~ Bt “oe “= Lewes tae “Cectlia™ aii ‘ War red Ww Pape, Par THE GOODS | RECORDS oe : MUSIC ROLLS _ Brinamen. Fourteenth Word . EY Lew sens ) 4 urs at ard | RIGHT WITH 1008 1¢-imeh doubiedive Demanstracing WONEN'S 9¢ Low sous | \ large and complete aaa ee : ° YOu § Farnaey ee —— i so : | 10c Each or 11 for 1 GA $1.95 ra er's forces are bec! —— ESTABLISHED /8B38 / / — . wienen Ween. ‘i “S (tie administration 314 NORTH SIXTH ST. 4 e -Pairmanahin wane ton} “mail sire [i314 % -_— Soectial creem or - white gcoid filled. -4 ee) cents Strap Waten. i\S-searet eselild white cgcoid 4 i ®e 1S-sewel movement piatiowm. Plain ercraved and Giamend-« ~. ee of) Li Nvic a Th tea 8408 — — 2 me ee em cer ee 4uIKIS —s ~r - “ee Ses Se ee’ Sore, Tees “4 ~~ , al ~ , ne Mayor hes as yet —_ °8 ne one. i }

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al ATCH ame Five Hurt in Frenchtrain eat. it is © Associated Prees, fa ne PARIS, Dec. 23. ——Fivea bon Comi- |were injured, one Seriously, efor his the Basel-Parig expres Was Gen sta-trailed vyvesterds iy at Noisy- of - i re se 1920. In the Department of the Seine nas SSSSSSSSSS Thread Silk Hosiery Arrowhead Brand be ne | ie “lke ' - fine -gan ue needles. ji fmet ie . 7 ary) sive. Vi Yards 59c tere Yard wn silk. mixed t uses m Pon- he hit ‘a “ atural ale an irapery ade; new ship- “s ‘nt, in) Lume 2'2 Yds. for 1USt arrived 4 35¢ Bath Towels large 20x40-4nch bleme hea absorbent Turkish Bath Towrls put up in he ivy mbbon padk- 2 Pairs Children’s 15¢ oe /_srotgey 4c BOYS’ AND MEN’S SLIPPERS © {2 All-Linen Handkerchiefs 2% Tyi¢" ~ i “ut oe a? . ; = | : v 9 2 Pairs for Window Shades $2 Painting Sets Men’s and Boys’ CAPS etvles . Wil . Aire «¢ le ’ : tie ; | ri} Ljts aa & i? Nashua Blankets re ry vr ; . ~~ $6 00 Value ego wpreres y a .98 lboer pune a TS Regular 75c U. S. and Connorized ‘98 |Music Rolls Bop vor *S lear there big hits nies mp Best Friend We Ever Had” “The Day You Say Goodbye” “Forever Be Mine” “Cecilia” rr———— MUSIC ROLLS ; Le gaia 10c Each or 41 for xmas |$999 GS TR OINGRESS, SERS {SESSION TWO WEEKS: S aook time to discuss emating a divisior [be resumed 3r mtion in the upper ¢ han wth houses ion, ear} having 000 APPROPRIATION TO MIBLTER CUSTOMS HOUSE HERE "siems Also Place Orders eck er resicns . _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~_——-— a eae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Houses Reconvening | jan. 4. will Take Up Majo! Issues. pgpocia tec Prese SaaHINGTO™ Rss 2 12- dosing @ ©" m it eid WU for a 10nmé Al NINN ‘*” wis . g 4 b , , * ’ . ~ * be : , : * ) _ ; Z b . wn Ant pF . ; P ‘h , Oo ¥eo4. 4 ‘ . + wr . hal 1% p ~ Dec. 25.—Con- ov sacation 1o- Mit tno weeks in » of the ground | ij spirited ses- | ing delvcrations on Jan. “pouses will have a number, issues with which to grap- the world the rubber | ’ tu at ions det yf (fee i t 6) a oo he Various appro- the House » the Senate the) “9n25,000.000 t2> reduction bili] and for a voie on the areas. “| me Postoffice supply bill imme: | ~ after reconvening. Tt also | , @resolu' ion calling for in-| ation of allegra manipulation ae rubber pepoes by the En- | Colonial Government, and of | spolies of orher commodit! les. | ey as it was, the lower cham. | } rohibi.- | gt great length and from both | . the drys pred ominating in the yote on the subject The came on A provision of the wy bill which would appro- | te $2750 000 for use by prohi- | ,agents 1! procuring evi- Set with four besutiful genuine diamonds and four replica sap- phires, exactly as pictured, really a handsome ornament and a first- class timepiece. Be sure to see Be- Diamond Ring 50% We are showing 8 wonder- ful assortment of these beau- tiful Diamond Rings at this price. We believe we have the greatest values in the city and feel that we can easily prove it. $1 0 $1 .00 WEEK this exceptionally big value. sides, note the low terms. 5] Senat pased only one major ' . but i+ started severai iS- on their war to extended de- passed the a@ministration of civilian vies in +! epartment of | ce and acted several wmeacsiires 1 addition to con- mg many nominations msideration of proposed Amer adherence to the World Court in the Senate after Finance the 1= .00 Genuine Wm. Rogers holidays, wiliile mittee wil] begin work on bill. It is planned finally to/| the tax measure by March. foreicen debt settiements, which opposition upon thels first her, a\iso likely to engage attention when tax bill te cleared awa? have concerned isarmament received utions authorizing American th: preliminary ; Iver v ith the This is the genuine Wm Rogers Silverplate, guaranteed to wear for years. A lovely and durable gift, packed in a very handsome Christmas Includes Item in Bill to! » Fourth Floor of Build- | ing Into Offices. | Ml the Posxt-rispaic ASEINGTON, De opria tio: of $55.00¢ Cling of 1 Lows (ustor nd Ollve st 1 the Treasury sup- ouse vesterday | The Eigin needs no introduc- tien. This Watch is exactiy as pictured. 7 . BUYS ENGINES AND URS TO COST $5,500,000. mri Pacific and Northwestern | for Rolling Stock. Bicipating a continued traffic | *, three railroads have anr- ers and purchases of ment The Wabash has announced the! Dn0 O08 wort! of | iding 2000 au- | set in a very pretty 18-k. e4() as cee $7.00 DOWN Mantel Clock engines | Genuine Diamond Now, think of it, a full-cut genuine Diamond solid gold mounting, foes ——_— a aes ——- ore oe — Gifts o atest Value 15-Jewel ELGIN 14-K. Solid Gold Case $ 2 50 The Elgin movement, of course, needs no introduction. Here is something quite out of the ordin- } ary. Just think of it, fitted in a handsome thin model case. A real beauty and rare value. 57 00 OO 2 pu OO 3-Diamond Dinner Ring ‘485 rea) bargain. st = ~ ~ _" . > - — > cor = . - > > ~ . . Set with three full-cut genuine dia- monds and two replica sapphires. A DOWN WEEK . © Mi WIITI Ne aaUpa This set is the beautiful color of amber, penta decorated. Be sure esesneeee ok ers sBOLlICItINg sup nand 28 women mmittee the chairmanship Jan. 5 when Louis lb ag dee vt al accepting sent as Internal Revenus aqates fer the chair- These beautiful Wrist Watches Eve surprise They are of the dainty type with the most beautiful dials that you ever be- held. Every one eaten an $1.0 | $1.00 Oetting, Sec- | Delporte, Tf. fart Schere: reo W. Pape, Park blip wvanéh Ward A h Ward enty-FPourt 4 irre he ' e, : P , y i oe yack “q22 Open Every Night Uetil C a” r ; | ig Te Mee «of > re! dministration. | the ra nNanrs? 7 = hile the the ohai-, ; 7S : eS 2, Mion t6 ‘he Mayor hes ag vet ee a Oe ee ee ee °D no one j ae >. ’ ite ~~ - . - ee — . “ ~~ We et ee T am ort; be (it Diamond Ring i truly dazzling beauty, Thirtycolcht styles from which you may select and truly the most beautiful that you ever be- held. 37 00 12 DOWN Bracelet Watch $ Just a value, gift, a pretty piece of sueley and g@ good timekeeper. Be sure to see this big value. 50¢ DOWN—50c WEEK Diamonds $4850 This is one of the most artistic Diamond Rings in our store; three full-cut genuine diamonds, set in a handsome 18-k. white gold pierced mounting. This value will certainly surprise you. Be sure to see it. #1 DOWN—$1 A WEEK The name “Aronberg” is a guarantee for honorable mer- chandise and positive assur- ance of absolute satisfaction. . we — =~ —_e oe Me he o (te 2 .** " - : J aie” 4 dei, Tee, ~ ‘Tf. | . 4 Dey t Sh t a Pr - oo ~~ a ~> A ae Yu. “~ i * wr. J wre, ae, t « Uae 4 ont Lat Vee RL SR EE AE, OES - FETT ~ 7 a . ro, i ——r"—= o *te -* em... 4A — ‘.. “3 ¢ be, ~, . we ~~ — | bets or’ <a a we. . | ; - “~~ ~~ » vw we 4 uss as i i i i i ~ —

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 23, 1925. ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH. 1 4 ——— a” ea = _ - - ~ ~ ——— eee . a e+ a : Sn = — = — 2 an 27. J * BF SS NS DL” .. et Go gs St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store Gimay’s Perfumes | Sy 3 af —-—= _> - — a ——— — . ae — ‘> mays irane Extracts—each deot- Main Fleer | —————— ee — — ee ee ————_—$ A — —————— Give & dd vale ‘Stam ps mr f Re de ery? ae Books for Ss“ 00> ir ~ Lare rgest Distributors « of Mere handise = or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Ketail in Missouri and the West : : : TH POOLIDCE N Helpful Service to the Last inute—6 P.M . L hurscayy ins nvanion 5 > Fae oy . SO Ee y/ 8 r e. 4 += a ne SS tM = se 44 = , ees , —— | 4 ment: but c lnNd | a , WZ —_ 5 | ae | | f- ie | = | of Lis cow he would ee nee oe batants *,) >. A % latin — : -_ ' . = ' —_ es on | tis Ly I ‘ . r ares Store's Service | sappivea ce a a & ; ae AL C 6 & | mon $910 om ao Rings | .-. @& : : ra I FI PEEPS fst on the : | x ; |e . s INGTON, Dec. 23.—Pres- , —Wil] Be Unexcelled Right Up | $1000 Diamond Brooch 1 oan $375 Diamond Watch | : Oty. | a idl has, progressed go | teres, al + to the Last Shopping Hour. a Me inte , \ S| 108 ’ t sa] ga - a “ & ein his effort to find a way to | captured @ Our plans for vour most satisfactory | : | . hap: 1 jj For Real Profit Select From These Piieession ¢> 2 preliminary disarma- | > Christmas selections inc lude an ef- $900 Diamond Bracelet ‘ins ° im ¢ discussion, that he has askei ianeenl ficiency of service that will be unsur- — passed the day before Christmas—in || 5. oS empl gugganr peg AM geoet rn ' 9 aamee : nds nora Sam im proprix:ion would be necesmary. | cally. behs fact, vou may shop here Thursday | . | S000 athe , i renee ae a , Be ‘ the Senats4 alas. You s me 2 : : . = . _ ; Chairmsn Borah of the Senat i enit with such ease that vou will scarcely | : Di Ri Diamond Ring n Relations Committee was Nat realize the “last minute” 1s here. ’ ~ esses _— | : ) | . . i to the YAhite House today, Far m vtsS to SESS Values ‘Diamond Bracelet Cy | Models ot Latest Styling a conference with Mr. Cool- | loss of the and upon his departure it and the wi . . =y* - Deli | EPS $139.50 of plarinum tm strats Su | veries to . ; > si onager enema me a( S352 | n in its paral os beeey Xquisite platin Din . wen 4 gna 9 sas coremggee ceo nig ES | indicated that the President of falas —for Christmas of Purchases - -s. with ? | "ity lee . | a . | E ss tn mind submitting the ques-ishock te 7 ) oS 3 , : aller diamonds and 5 Ori- QS 4 xtraordinar aba . Made Thursday Will Be as n d with ea; . ei dele : . 7 ary te Congress feclings of » Ringe— onal leaders whether 2" escism®s for $175 Value—at AES Wo Le 0 i Fit re @ hee. ae ae ’ Lt » * * » eighth ne bovel a> Ae Follows: | - es ed ROS Sais i Value at Conference 4 ed at the White, pit was explained °F. anemt that Senator Dorah W238 grates Ene to ascertain whether he jokes of Ci City delivery of purchases made appropria.ion was of Wiilsen up to 6 P. M. oe | oe : | | q Lhe uday peior' { bristmias wul find Maly choosing new | _ . | , ‘ of the Eng All purchases made before 4 P. Ss Cel Cie es Bi ee” thes Gan ot Thee | Ove eget and in this offering is exceptional choice of sample : - 2 my the expenses °° | tears of © M. will be delivered to all points , ee oe oo . a 7” | mode 3 ind surp ylus stocks of three |] adiug makers—all Over- =. can participation in the pre- nore than i: . aa nary dise nd that Borah The figh aid- bac K fabrics and plain blues. Newest. # euidespeen are omy ~ Ten-Payment Budget Plan —— | In Accord With President. pie before | . | an eta ie sa a dhl Bilan ot oe , mse. declared he was im COMm~ |. mises 2. citrmbed te nd Christmas and "hat be ee om tune of “G . ’ he President = , cue Nop] - Mm OT Jap weasei, COCO : irs r coco squirrel, mole and S (dved | | : . : sq a : i171 Hu dson seal “~ ‘ | > P Loliday recess. Sen- not the hn | | luSsKral ne majority trimmed with contrasting r fous P | tf. lenroot (Rep.) of Wisconsin °®4rss Famous-Barr Co.’s | ~~ asillie and ease Coal | - ae the nt, he To = fas i‘ on our regular county and subur- f all- wool, ry and appropria:-. M us#o0 lin $395 to $500 Values . | —a New Charge Service Helpful to Many : ae es | Sees, Oo eee we would be delayed untiafter ¢5 that For a Minute Choice We Suggest These er mit the question 2 Caagrean [= President, however, that ator se Lavore ? accep ‘ance most ry" a _ | . - 2 | t Ss to 2 e 0) | Things to Wear im the Latest Styles .. ibe invitation . Realy. Oift Certificates See o§ ethan a ee cee , fora s attitude, en actual ac- 'k T om: 7 : . \ I : | | ; ea : sissise . ss me > ; a . if ' nNviiatieon was not The and lew, —Attord the Best Solution | : : | , : saggpirengicers + . -- . - . d “ . a4 : - , . , 7 baat ~ ee me " ’ ; | . indul : tor ¥ our Last-! inute Gifts every *aare ) / , Af th ; agains’ all things connected their ona - f Natio: ne — = r ; inate : . . . second F itoor— J] “oe Sixth ar / F “ Z : r 4) . , . . . | . | Le not ponder ie giit rroblem ) ‘seventh “Street PF leraters 4, “ ‘ , a : epartment effctais said further—just go to anv Exchange | | , . ‘ 2 Sougat as yet nad been g . 7 : 1, 5 . >, . .*°sLle Tt} Desk aipal iid a * our Gift x rtif} - at | issued in aByV amount vou desire. "seo i 7 | a aaa ati | | s ! = Ye b F | nee. and nene would be un “ - be es . . - _ , 4 : ’ ' : {=* ’ mee ’ : “y a , = 4 . , ia + ' ® = will please your iriends Immenselv. . eits ‘ fae yy ‘ 7 riority te history mf issue of acceptance was def- .* led e ‘irst conference enabling them) to choose their Own re- Peurth Fleer se sixth er Serenth Street Elevators | ~ . membrances, after the Christmas rush | ( h ~ OSD is ove>r Our dominance IT) valu a. {7} \" . emises ' ~ 3 ra 1 and Seeretary Kel- | in cals , Shirt ' . the President invited Elthe Mis enhances ine \ alue Or our Utft $5 Value—ar | = i ~~ ts et and Kelj * uncheon a Certificates. faleely a nas ih OTe a 4 ~~ s Emplovers nee os rT. ‘ft - OS | : , BS | onferences also os _ : 4 on - entered. Specially Pri im Several Groups - . = | a : or —- i ae 3 saa cee a tien will come before Congersss , a ste , | 2 ors and . : frontiers, \dents of Serenth “treet Flevwarte apiece S] G5 $3 oq ' a are not D1.) 95 ST (M) ““® “O81 any agreements for ~ 0 4 , oe s vase the Hughes. £. a foe Ww aprropriaiion » atic Sea. Third F" eor—I se ist ‘ —Ottered at ~ wlan = Ss , - ; “art ied " ~ — = “tath or | —_. ndid Values t —Our Surety Brand = ' a me con the >. + ori: >? r - — . : . bbed. ead rk 44 iS a arrived at must be in = 01 E ltlalane iers familiar with _ lobe ted I ed Bag's _ ‘anted that the sole wit ~ : ‘ th atin — 11d we ~s . - e Es Seu eet aATon i Number of “3 Seales Go eee Shirts — “ik Hoss re nope ee : 6 sah ieslicais asc Gs O' es ~ ‘ 0 . omenesiiaiee a oe _ ” \ Met's fa ind a sizes | | the Unit- | under- nes p—steel beaded and | - ' ; d _ | Of treation between the — i - F iTTe , | or he ry orings so varier me SO Pia “ oY —— RAtLIOnNS such as Va ue - : - . c | > 4° : ”* e - ™ _ 2. es pes A ; ‘ *) . 7 7 ila? s " e ™ — > 7 . A Hepa tli 77 WwW Tine? ' 2 asyv tO selec rone te nd : — . . oa le Washington arms A i Other Shirts. SI.55 te : ~~ : AA SG (2, ~ ee ae deligt rh te nv ste. Drawstring envelope and S155e. teadiedl gl > vel NREL ssa dec QU © aime | ‘ a3] ‘are? vy Hn 7. - ate Pe S.pusavioag 4 horde “t . Ais : . T (bese Senators is che Main Floer : : ‘ff Nations will ‘PanelDp ~~ , Be an ; ‘orTily to Undertake en- : Tr of the treatie® te! ever c Satin or : repe i Women’s Gift : ss $. bs. | ; , = 7 ' nited “(alee may Des - offer de chine Robes | ° ‘ ~ > tied | fe Jay Setore Cirtstmas Many Will Want - —— ably. with soit, wool | V ‘ st ~ a Si ~ | —_ 7 ¥ ’ fle an | ae rah denied that he was newer nterlining, long | a ] l al \ Rial eC O OO S on ppers eS =; (“hit f ~ bere aha mntion as one of the range sieeves and put- | ce | ae = 2s = | On OSE i ; “ould an American dele- «on t ‘ if : ? a" $1.45 VY aiueé at | -_. ““thorized to participate _— ings Of seil ma- Wainmadie on Ou: nvenient Swoscription Ciud Plan é : , Clearly Woven. With Silk Tops | “ hee Hee conference The temal—everv one 7 would hand-quilted ae Saat Shap. wi 3 | : ngement. of! endia | DF VL | Splendid Value at A land-quiuited. <A eip to etft-seek: | a ied i ee : | | ge 2pendia iue at S : men vd tvpe of boudoir ‘or a gift garment that makes a hand- some and ex- tremeiv useful remembrance. Sizes 16 and 18 and 36 to 44. eau ’ ~] 4) gc* S Rand! — — , =e? ar © iw Dickens—20 voinmes bound tn buckram.$45.00 Oscar Wilde—10 roiumes hound im buck - Same ip N lemher at 45.00 ram tl, .. $22.50 Harvard Cieestee—5 1 ctoth - bound Same in °, leather at 32.50 : | oes — — 2 - | 65.00 Balzac—iS volumes bound in buckram 40.50 | aS eoUusy ‘01 -e.t | _¢§ “dj _ C : x Work Tild’s Book of, Knowiledige—20 volumes Sage im *, lcather at 78.5 ; ENE’ “. Post « — doub m “% leather binding 48.00 Emerson— rolurmes bound tn buckram 1 1.2! | i | no, or a epee r 7 . / <J niltton ig ‘ ® , Teer member th . 9 00 same in *, leather at 16.25 : | ) : " eee ee ee ee ; ’ : olor “ates Federal Reserve bir 4nd Over 40 Other Authors : n} $y 65 | rieed 2 | tes accepted the presidency, lint's i Stxth Peer . . ‘ _ See of Nations Comet 7 sercend Fieer—i se Sixth or | % “a Will be sent to Persia janet Seventh Street Kievaters 7 - 7 us DIUM-growing cenditiena | mania with self or contrasting colored suk lining Pearth Pieer—Use Sixth or Seventh Sf. Elevaters | | | f Im black. rese. biwe or orchid ! Same in cloth ry 2 So e a 3 ‘PRL OT) wt} howe argee ‘ ee Ae ee eee ~~ Amt -. :. , nak. of finiiae: ae = 19 - ge — - . . 4 « ing Oy Ber cTeps ler the nt * ae)

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» o > 0, Witte "nas iste aia a ie at y eDaily cartoon} Ja IDL [OM pel L/e\ Ly | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Bates 2 3S Sia ee a, reg “ed ae .t Slippers “SF. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 25, 1925. ) ~ PAGES 17—20 mt), _— | MMW INACCORD Mussolini Holds Fascists PHAN DFIIVERC ‘FARM COMMITTEE ECONOMIC UNITED STATES a Ne ——| FBI GIOUDGE ON *yine Dit Vast al ot FAREWELL TOHIS AMUSED AT RELIEF, OF EUROPE SURE TO COME 19 ohaFT IAD War, Perhaps in Asia Minor ala Hardly Dares Avtack France and Has RETREATING ARMY. PLAN OF JARDINE atemvers, in Ancwer to Question about Prot: ORIMINAL CODE Nothing to Gain in Greece — Possible ogee | heii able Results of Locarno Pacts, Divided as t Talks With Sen- Bearing of Treaty With Russia. Forces of Manchurian Wares Moines Conference to Desirability of Political Union. © stor, ‘who Tells Him Re- a Salts NOS: EE A Lord Retiring on Muk- Adopts Resolution That | 4\| : quest for Expense Allow- By WILLIAM BOLITHO. perfectiy aware after the experi- | den—Japanese to E.n- Farmers ‘Want Fair Price |?" the Associated Pres. , - “What is coming is a political | "ie | Special Correspondent of tbe, ence of the last war that an attack ;ENEVA, Dec. 23.—-Extraordi-!and economic entente between the \ y ance ls Necessary. Post-Dispatch and the New on any of the greater dislikes of force Neutrality. Rather Than Information. nary interest has been created countries of Europe, characterized York World. lialv, France, the Lnited States /here by the replies which mem-/|by observance of their common PARIS, Dec. i England, Jugo-Slavia, is quite im- — ‘bers of the Council) of the League interests and by solidarity “in de- MAY PUT MATTER HE ES cst AB pug Italy are PO nee There s ne coal, no iron FENG CUTS RAILWAY. RECENT SPEECH OF _of Nations have made to a query fense of these interests,” said the! RE CON RESS ' - ; it] the im ii#@iy, no it BOON and she does propounded by a Geneva journal-| former Belgian Foreign Minister. inextricay 5 Prive. Ww iA . Tics? Produce eno igh grain to fc ENTS ‘ \ . . | ' rz . 0-5 P G 0 rogut ain ed |ist—‘“Will there come a United Dr. Eduard Bennes, €zecho-Bilo- | o T { ‘s , } f is ' , : pegemenen “ah — “ae conn herself. OCCUPIES TI IN COOLIDGE CRITICISED ‘States of Europe?’ vakia, thus replied: ‘““‘The Locarno |: 2 SiastIt oft . ussolini ior 1 1e or nh ‘ moa s , ' iw © — . . ; P m p bit ti 1 the litt ! nda : \e ta their squad meeting: is cerning the desirability of the po-| @roitration an: » political a | s\ Root and Secretary War ne would never have been promised against. Trance \-ahen British Thad Say Civil, Congress iausilal to Dee jjitieai unity of Europe, virtually | social reorganization © which:> has | .j ousted from the Socialist MlOV®-\the time is ripe.” and this sort ; /marked Europe in recent years all Vv unch at , : ale le ripe. and this sort of . . . all the councilors questioned were 4 Pp J | + Kellogg Ha e L ment: but for the disillusionment ;,)), occasionally leads to orgies War Is Causing Decay of lay ultural Legisla-' .. the opinion that an economic tend toward the constitution of | a United States of Europe. No one ' : ./°f lis ecountr) n over the Trea- | gyc} ‘LS recently hy) he | . . union was inevitable, thus con- ‘ ‘ee ,/ White House After Con Hes of *Kersaill and St. Germain | praccic: f Ventimiglia. wh Ds Colony at Hongkong — | tion Until Export .Corpo-. ™ PP ants held wide- | can predict its political or jurid- la, ‘firming the impression ~ - he \ ould have rrmed yi excomn ra de 1- the streets for houre he > S ° | Bee . . . ica! form: but remember this— 4 re Ga tl t} Ss 1 nou ily in Europe that. the Locarno | *** > & ference. batants’ union on a ‘ferent ' the Fren ing 1 | Other Reports. ration Bill Is Drafted. - _constitution is not the goal, but. eh consulate, shout security conference meant a Eu-| ' — — Pa : Seri? Past a to +} = - : — . ’ ’ f , a gram and spiri r the dis the annexation of unredeen) —_ ropean economic federation. the sequence of what we are doing | ’ » ie ust on the evacuation of Dalma- se gj-; Mentone and Nice we a ork BRurea the Associated Press. 2 — ovr Begs Bs «he Ase i P y the oci@ted ° ’ M. Paul-Boncour of France, . , : - the Post-Dispatch. HINGTON Der — Pr - tia br Nit } and the bombardment at i ijeast onset occasion i : —_ ay me ; " Tr 4 DES MOINES. I ] “3 Th answered bl th | “ct v are © wqng—whs rv e 7 - } -, cP. 46.4 , ‘ ees, O , ee. 23. ine vernacu- JES MOINES, la., Dec. 23.—The swerea oOiuntiy: es, we | : 5 ) . Tru AS of d’Annunzio in Fiume by Gio-| erg have permitted : . headed tow i= the « stitution of | RL 9 -ee ———— wees NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-—F. ” — : . ‘mort corporat] le - . | Neacer 2 i OMSL uv ’ " , . , ’ Coolidge has. progressed SO | litti. Mussolini would never have open menaces to th a lar newspapers and War Office ad- | export corporation plan for the dis- Fas ory + : , “ fed en British fF oreign Secretary, was bee Davison. c! airman of the Na- es ; : , lace nikden tadew ats - _— : -uropea nion 1a «fC Ge . . , . in his effort to find a way 1° / captured a middile- | their continued stay at Malt: : om “Mukden today stat d' posal of jarm surplus received ap- |‘. " 7 cae 44 aa ' Pe: of FE veome, commenting Rime! wan ery : mum issi yester the League of Nations’ in class routh and he diti 2 Watch Over .Prestigc Marshal Chang Tso-Lin. “war “ove! while the administration’s cored ie Hg —— me att ag — marking that the Locarno wongtgar: oe - - mo scien - Le i a tal Ji: sii- Wd : , A. bi i e ‘ : , . _ *? . oN at iateetnnetin - 2 one “hat Wg ac ) °C at - | . eet the Gidtatiats Put the responsible men stati aie aie oa i ail a rope. What as achieved a la ments strengthened the League of day announced the names oft - _ 7 7 11 j ry 4 a] Ii - | . -" ‘ ~— }- _ ; as Ble vas ‘ 7.” . ‘¥ “¥ T . " *¢* 1) ¢ az "ul ra r . [ 4 prot nt c ; ss ; Z 4 . "] " j | rma ' crt }. Yorn 7 hese Mon tO a preity nar,’ S These are the most direct of the! ¢1 nae ciliata ’ ra ; ad ] ] in and ox up j eS : I — 0 and what we are e hieving Nations. lwho under the chal uship of necion. that he has asked .. =e . . at paige : we u and positions near expression of “amusement” in res-|at (reneva constitute the first step Vittori Soialol of Italy flativ . ; e discussion, tna influences of fo! C1igen & fairs on Fa- dropped suc! if 1 thi | ore ayn i ay . | Herbert 5s. Hadley, former Attor- jonal leaders whetber 4M | gscism's fortune: ‘aa TS ) i- | exnansi olutions adgpted by the Executive |‘?¥@rd this goa rejected the idea of a European it ii i : : pws”. . ° . peat anal jon “¢ gpa - é op 77 advice : ( hat con- lorecasts Series of Putentes. political federation and favored a mey- -General and Governor of Mis- (“mrmmittee « : P > : . s | . ly Asa ° ie rIpaey ~ iA +.) .* iia : — Wy nit ‘ +} o An erican Cou! ‘ at ‘ion would be necessary. _ Call: , behind aii fo mida ; rin ’ , ‘as | : - ™ Vfars ] ‘ das ems alert ; a B } f ¢ha S&S ‘rizing. Fascism is a’ ‘atl a NE, , postponed | a al oe cil of Agricultur and the Corn), ~ b te - ; > ie an com = pe peers get ie sourt and. gee, Cue ra. 7 an jorah of % Senat . : ' = a ang ‘ttaine c] ic ‘Y. on te ed . ' _ rr . . > . . * > ‘ ; ‘ re S . ) . i to the Yrhite House todas lar more than the material |fore. are a constant watch-@ver th e : ol ad cdl ade: a ae é . St tyling e } vf C ; } wc of the barre! 7 alm: tion coast ( a . in unt ; nce . yar » | @' } C Osi! zr _ ‘wo da‘ session ¢ ty hought that a Furopea rT) Union hased on common interests and eco- committee for the improvement of } . ne tL] ‘ ra f 7 ' : i iii i ’ . » 4 " © / ; . a ** + . and upon his departure it | ;of ententes based on peace and It is incontestable,” he said,/and judicial administration. in its paralyzing eff ct on the whole. Lausanne conference h own | =r _the Assoclares F1 | represe alii alia Altace 1 | | - | . " . - . - ‘ T ‘ . " “ ? > » ; ee . indicated that the President of ftalian life, was the horrified, people was that he kept Lord! , Dec. 23.—Japanese | » - , = . ‘ . P ~— - *~ ‘ —_ ale } i Til ; , battle front of Mar- President (‘oolidge's recent uddresrs ing through the aest ruc ~10n0 of the national] affaires, she must unite York's representative is Charles s. f Manchuria.’ has defeated . eaaniees eelings of not being treated at the two wre and forced them to pai te ' ; , ; hu to { ongress { ° = . ia | , — ? >: o {b ia ie iit non 6 Mmettk 1 ——— Se United States Attorney-General ~ ' ved an 4 + ropr ion et of VW iison pif iii* haughty Siiences some iz: } prope ge+ ee at ? ry Y 3 , 7 senate ToL , nounced that a? export THeasu Ge and former Governor of Onie; Ml final aan choosing new ot a @ Eee he iglish delegates brought forced te 7 me see ge ine criogggen ,. | Was being prepared for submissio™ | Charles S. Deneen, United States 01 was oncede wu- a) har adds 1! t} Jan- cAceptional choice of sample pe tO defray aq expanses ie tears of rage and shame to millions’ sande of dollars wr the illis : all a Mouk: are pre- to Congress. Senator and former Governor of - “VA icé t ipatio n the pre- th: eae et p se ve a eeeNis ote ; 9 ‘We will soon agree,” the resolu- | . ee loading makers—all Over- ? rican participation wi more than © ido an Italian ravenna n in Kab ating to eaferce their order that!» sees! “upon a mheienes aeuneell | Illineis; Dean Roscoe Pound, Har- j “ ae © sf (>! } ; - . a ed young Dien. ropriation would _ AUDUnZ auventure Ni treaties have advantageously tailroad sree or ep a0: - competi | | ; ‘University Law” School: Edwin R. , priaviv wuss _ . ; . + 9 . ve . , a th "Ld Tiveness aris j To- jum , and without much publicit U Feng Takes Ticntsin. | wide: eitteniatens tn Gh ee eee P ; f Keedy, professor of criminal] law, fy SRC appropri. Mussolin. caught the ita: *O- | through by Mussolini's advisers i A Pekin dispatch to the Daily a ‘a ‘ a i great co-op-| Andrews Threatens Dismissal Pact Made in Paris Provides] university of Pennsylvania; Dan :, , “ erative amovemen . ; ~ ~ . Die bef ’ . , ’ 4 * a £- Attorne -General of ee - e ty 4 mel fe Ceeey ae oe eee Express says it is reported that| when terms for such a measure| for Repetition of Mayflow- | Against Either Nation Join- |* 00% mt ce Helpful to Manv | i Sorah. or lent ‘the White cumbed to the horror of the poets But it is not these on which M1 Feng Wu-Hsiang'’s troops entered “ send liad aot , ) | Texas; Ulysses S. Webb, Attorney- = one - —s . a ; ¢ ly + mew Pia ; r 4 ; upon, committee | +raw = . ° 228 “ y : t undign ied retreat. His very first) eojini makes a: ‘laim to his co’ Tientsin from the south. after cut- aie ee aceatla pte et noe iota wey er Hotel Extra agance. | ing Others in Opposition. General of California: George M, leu , miele « . , declared hs "Ai m ae . os ' ay sth ' : as ar at is of the 1 x | nar . : ) r } len ; ses were not only to chase | trymen. The vague promise of @ ting the railway to Nanking. More country to join in asking for its Napier, Attorney-General of @eore : Cus } . : a = . , cor f ry Pes it il i . fic rom _ : : ; ) 5k @ . § A C ene ees . i iG | . flag from the agree ts buti war sometime with someone, an than a mile of the track was torn| passage by the Sixty-ninth Con gia: Oscar Hallam, chairman, #ee- j : i — ‘ os an . : M a4 oe L4itd = FS fe as 6 bes » bee @ vo ted - this means tO begin a “forward | the vigorous assertion of the rights up between Pekin and Tientsin, neem. on St: wbienmenncee: | By the Associated Press. | tion on criminal law, Americas Bar ™ rine Z ai policy and expansion which would of Italvw to be treated as a danger- 2 nting the departure of the In- : Until that P ‘ak nomial WASHINGTON, Dec. °9 _Pprohi-| MOSCOW, Dec. 23. —-Russia has A rociation: Joab Banton, District ¥ n ‘ 2 i {> OT] r oy ‘ Bel ~ Oe i = 4 } 4 +? . uaa - tiene ed on an inte ent and Ww cone- ; lV Men Sic: take . or Wiesomin toh i coral inion ema protect.” The improvident breed- blow, driving his fo: fo their | olutions state. “We protest against | {a7Tlower Hotel case, in witch twele ee ee Abipetion of this most important =— ‘ — "pce cieonceae To a foreiener this is one of the ing of families in Italy, particular- jnain defens and ti smashing uch a misrepresentation of t agents expended nearly $1000, As- agreement of an economic, polit- problem,” Davison said. “The com- . ‘ meat Py yee ee most curious 4S} of modern ly in the Sout far beyond tf at line. asualties on both sides | yr sment for equality for which: sistant Secretary of the Treasury ical or financial nature by one Or | mission will begin ite work imme- p12 the Latest Styles | | Matior ie peas Italy. powers of th untry s economy to were hea’ e people of the great sti Andrews declared money for trac- several Other Powers directed | diately. Gov. Hadley is chairman Jingoism in Schoois. Support the! is i de -d oO if t} Blow to British Trade. growing empire of Americ: re ing bootleggers must be used intel- against elther contracting party ef the Executive Committee of the } ave , , ' ' ir nilist h all their hearts. ’ ‘ ‘itr. of Italians, high | 6ravest | _— . The continuous civil war D hmgapees° - rs agp Ix and economically The aareament’ ethitch’ w teneq | Missouri Association for Criminal kT) —~ ' ’ cot Lot concede that the e ’ and economically an ie agreement, which was signe: 21] nad bv th istorv rhese e —" _— ; - —_— cre Nracy qaisorgraniza- Oo not OT u« wat to . . , - 9 » Justice, which 1s just completing Owe? 5 e histor3 , ly AM af“‘nenthee aa ta PT sa wit} + rampnlete ine. at Paris Dec. 17 by M. Tehitcherin, ae. a ee ee never used WXnew eT 4 a an elaborate survey of the situa- aa eae ‘ 4 . . the soviet foreign minister, and on , a ee ee “— tio if the influence of Chinese boishe- ®& eation tewfik FPushdi Ber. the Turkish tion as regards crime in that ‘ior ost other Western Four - ite hes mart whole... On the contrary, the stas- . "eo . O Au ‘ — . _ V ’ ’ : ‘a 2 r ‘ary a ‘Te Z iv -4 . aringe ’ aah armers s 1 inv o_rner CiAaSs . — , . ’ eee | ewe CO ee : por “ e chads aie farmer pays of his occupancy of the Assistant “The interests of both parties | ¥a4# said. oO tn n i tarm ay : ‘ A n pate adinaes ait en A J “if? Secretary's office and before Le require a definite expression of| “A considerable part of the ; ‘ .4- 44% i - ion fc r severe discipline of those ’ : a ees enter the war, not be- all their earning js | : : from rid markets — my 4 : three protocols, the first of which |code of criminal procedure. - ) President invited ee pecker country, to such an extent that this | Japanese ana German ships fre Word Marat. engaged under the circumstances. | Six Months’ Task. 4 e)) to LO YES | " agence | cconomic advantages gee rricrchaed » at ! n roceed! to Canton if they touch Amused at Jardine’s Plan I fee] that it rde a telling gives each country freedom of ae * ; : ‘ , . bee : . . © ‘ . , a ‘on’? 4 la One . aad , ose . . se . ‘ : . _ r) ' r. ‘oO ‘& . : or ‘ shea , ae =“ F CNeena yemse! ed by their betters,) ©™srants con aren nb : Hongkeng. while British | m~ reyes - ~ wl sie organi- | t#08 *m their relations of all kinds The work of this committee ' t! essential parts of the naciona _ — “The farmers note with a degree objec . 168800 Oo Un the . wit rn other Powers. “outside the will be to prepare “a code of erim- limits of the obligations stipulated imal procedure adapted ‘e the con- Budget Plan > >TO? + na. “al Vav ¢t - . ° Limigration Problem. ) CMa. INOS Taliways r as | Dissent From Coolidge. r that it is 67 , _ \4 . _ + a 34 ‘ : an one are ipbliged 0 cif fe ever thas pAttitude Not Made Kaewn. _- 4 -_— ,* ‘ ‘thé Spread ’ . ai : ; , ‘ P great benefit to agriculture as foreigners. To them the history of.Europe and the world leenters around the rather depress- ing attempts of Mazzini and the liberals at the Court of Savoy to Venice and Palermo under a the pioneer rough work ster Gazette by spokesmen of lead- ated, ——— Se eee 4 ¢ o~ > ati vour operatives are instructed and i oe 45) Sh Hitherto he has satisfied them \jnterest to those QP 1 re a . Pt! = , Weery th ~ — . aa ee ~ P . wwtine “7 n | 34 : mn black Vidug atiar with uncommaea! cleverness The United States, Argentine and of % r ; > “4 tA Ag = ' ; [) VW Ts . . - hens . _ . - ‘ . — as Q? «, e } @) ar on ordovan, itlated a+ +} first move on his accession Was. zj!} especial! and | - 3 ci en Sages regan : T? ised. if industr ' lig _ * appointment ¢ a committee sole. heel 614) ‘ oP ; O} ‘ablished covern- insists that it cannot exist without ,aneider whether Congress shou:-d ~ ¢) sizes . Another , declaration of war against hat that immigrants into then ablished ¢§0 ’ conside a E . By the Associated Press ™M ae . oT | ! in a large proport ment was assured the tariff and refuses to grant 46- he requested to investjgate ie CONSTANTINOPLE, Tec. 23 Main Ploer ; Pinion ey . aa st ile ne nanese trecps $6.50 and $7 Values hite Hous: has in re | erg a . oJ \ i J alues of } ‘ ‘ ' idea ‘hat this ; e —" a ot 4 “6 bar ad fre ™m the ( anton aol — - - . ’ . » | ’ , e' id . , +} « , budget% anda even transportune - _— of amusement that the new meas- Z#tio! however, and ee re A‘ . | Was h last r, £0 le Mass of . = Se rae ive! :- , — orfy it to our aftenticer : Special er _wetier Secretar u : teliberately themselves once they had acquired ure sponsored by Secretary Jar- ain bringing , ; . . nat sell by the present treaty.” ditions of the present Cay. This ‘almiv and deliberate] : , ; ith he understandin that v Ye } | os . Address, dine is to prove a means of salva- wits tm . The second protoco! stipulates| Will be made in the form of an jal : a ; .. t ' f = - 7 + she , - “e ™ : . > . ana ¢ Pak j a foe whom thev dreaded. with the county. : . Prepares for Final Battie. > a armer SY GEPpPlyine consideration and see to it that ° at the expression “political, eco-|outhne of a code and not as @ _—— te : _* ‘ ; > ria ; Lm) ’ ' : ~y : GisCU SS) aT) ne: Number ‘ . : In the rece! (congress ° . Lore ~ —_ , ‘ ‘ ‘ ie i QT . j ith ‘ us * of — a lic } “colonies” rec). ‘NeOwe genc: Sas ii ! 7 . : . ; , + a hid + tj) ; i i 7 - . ‘ - ** . . ai . y ¢ . . =, Surety Brand a S participate mn the con- ~ i. . senate iain and pap s rej ~ inte adie i-eges He said the final batt! ac er than more information. justifiable expenditures of public nder the third protocol Russia American Law Inathute, which is 3 Eh Lh hOMmust be wi under- ¥ 7 | : rae on ea ae 4 ¥ , ¢ dail: 1 tf * sas defeated he C dena ex was warned that IN- ¢yunds will meet with severe dis- and Turkey agree te undertake! preparing a complete raft of a v . e . . . ‘ TT} . . mY } ui } 1s . » ‘ . -_ . . mom Ff ew + . e* " . > e r Lit Ital . 7 *t) ? vv as ? er rTre “a ble, but ¢ ¥ ; ¢ } " } uildin 1} " cy 74 ¢) 4 ' *harl ‘s J Brand. tor mer - consented «OV serve on thie iJ Lie f lever treaty ¥v hdix h allo. ed hin : 4 fina! aqirecliO}i 0. - . : ' pa ke S amd ‘ , Laing } . here by the newspa pers 28 an an- , it ‘ $ b ] ; untris able to . present course of action dependent stockyards, of which the marketing spe lalist of the De- swer to the Iwpcarn ct SOs. Can, be Sat? eee “" offer Fiume to his nation peace-/| of aii coun . a epee i " mig ™ * ocarno pac as fully experienced ; pe ¢ and 06 - In m eset Or h +o live, PDaCK Se) 704 : : ; entered, azainst their alliance and SPCUE™ *“* Chang Delivers Farewell will all give the. matter careful nomic or financial nature.” men-/ full draft of all the necessary de- colors and all age abiaa 9 ' (frontiers. the mastery of the Adri- dent abroad. speeches were made terda: summoned ef f obvious ‘ould ek refuge outsiae Mukden. cipiin ) , ' to usual diplomatic manner. forms proposed can be available m ‘ : , ifmetion uria and the a Pach De Moines. former chief of ; T , idi Must Tend to War. m manciurea & Livestock oe by Packers S MO) s oO and Turkey, providir - z y.4 ig for a three believe that the men whe a4 1} i i? . ‘ , , ‘ > ‘ ,* ~ » ” , , “ a — { ‘ . + o,+? ~& - 2 ‘ «wt we , mas Marz vy Will Want : Pu for the protection of | wistietoe vards at Kansas City is, partment of Agriculture is abls But extreme patriots ar wage modern v a} a Band ' " ves 6 i propert : aes : - : = Se pon —_—-— : politt al quarters here it is tent to Gea! with this impertant °* ££ ander __. eited thet he was never satisfied with a peaceful ar- | coast line and nas no CO at The Cabi alin: Cand Sete aa ecb an ” iii aidaal .| Jardine to Call Conference of Ag- | 4*8erted that both Turkey and Rus- probiem. . Most of them, as ‘public it ton Hose t Ma m oe nm as one of the rangement It is a mystical pas- | petro! a ee ill not sug * mediation be oy 6 ae ou (en 3 a ricultural Leaders. sia regard the Locarno pact hs a | officials. have come to know by be. vs mm be aon wh le- scion that demands someth 'advantages sii tite a . a Rue i ‘hang, ing 1 he alia ell wn our great ter- |! he Asseclated Sag ecte, arrangement by four West- actual experience of the defects aa yert iy ~ * sy . oes se . —— — . to at } | ] ci . ud ; . = mi ~e ~ . ~~ * | i. an | - " ‘¢ ’ © of Nations Body to See lentiy ti perty .mewent © a whem mua 4 apes - 7 _— Sg department to be ilocat d Secreta Jardine announced if feel that all these busy men have ; ye oll ae ; ; , A suc tical th? that det Also Agrees to Pat Ban on Bact x ‘litaristic jingois! sits ho ind PEK! 3.——Gen ang a nat cte ante Bas for its object a statement test nich lat detatis ©-' shown a fine public spirit in co “tans of Substituting Other here which will have Te 8 OD] pirit will S and with. silk gt ior Poppr. In this he not onl: frere;: hey] mi S“iInkKIANS the determining of the costs of of the plan ould tbe wrorke d out ria During Var. senting to serve on thus comuult- 1p: T> - . , ‘ ’ rif | weuld have pleased his country- | from the weaken fine hlood but the feeling that they had destiny. . at se ¢ . eres ; " —— mye" nn oe +o > "Tes ("*h «Jy " ‘ a . nm ain} . - ‘ , se production of various farm com hur iubiwune Coe. ‘New Yorn t Ministers rage cts erate _ , 5 that Soaget modities is called for in one of the, leaders tam ith agricultural and Post-Dienatch } ne fend econont!: ‘ problems, Le SENEVA. Dec. 23.—The Swed. | Japan Acts Against “Diploma ‘ am Government has rafified the | Mille.” . , 7 whole worid 4 : ‘ tnt ‘ 7 - : > = ther throug! conferences c? eoprrciach'. 2825, by the P ong Fe wiser: } | iis tandsome Silk Hose ENE 7 a , —— . et : te led Ital: ft argrandisemen's sf rrit ’ iat ? res (,0D00 in Western resolutions. | F —_ ’ lj someho imple Ita 7 r Mongoh: ffticered by soviet “t's make th resolution be- | called Dy him hiffo = 1? « _ 4 : n in - en.) : —_ c ryt * emer _ wou We make this so, ULIOT . - . a si)i om top to ae | of wa : wereece Bon chare in t} ran upremac’ 4 ian officers, are invading h ause of the @verwhelming ry. - He has invited agricultural! edi- | pretoece!l prohibiting the yse of gee TOKIO. Dee. 23.—The authori- y ron: ; ‘ *+* ‘ _ ail ’ ad — ' far ai . . . ‘ ‘ ; ’ s? . ° , : s P | $3.2 $5 cer Reserve | bl; pelen®: sape of Flurope over the worid se Turkests : Irges th: - re not only that farmers in| ters throughour the country to)and bacteria in war.) It was at-/)tite today a og te identify al- ‘ ; . . ‘ 4 ’ — _ orliantr ’ ‘TT si ' : « : ‘ , 2 ‘d 1 . lit wart But there = aievios — 1 ie . . . lodge the corn belt should. have religvie | meet him here for a discussion of tached as a rider to the traffic in, leged medion! ipiloma mili«,” T# | renrrt ‘v3 ~ , 7 _— . : . . ; -* . . oncin *s = ' ’ t ; ris » ' . . ~ 6 ‘ : ae iesesagy tion does not a * any o r | | “Oo” pernment data as to tgeir genera! production he question, he said and, now arms convention tart dune by the againet whieh ection was taken Heteners to f hj Where”? The General reports that viet camel Samet “ear to vear, but alxo that the administration Pian toatd American delegation nen@esd by reweentiy. bur it le understood they Miake war on whon ” nflmwence: = com piet« oO >? . ‘hat these facts ehould he im- co-operative organizations has Representative Sie phen a Porter. are privately owned inatitutiona, 4 : ‘ . /. s/t : ‘ / : : : : . The nearest ‘OR j | ’ “Ou! £ \ior re) aed “ Dose ain i P eased ae ra powe rfu Wav upen lpereT plac a before ‘ ongress. he Say pre’ 2 yl 1A virtually the satne erat! and unimportant. it te eua- £ this being r the present “ _ = age Pn me daa : . ° 3 . " . ' , sl fo . north of w TY 7} ’ ? | ; : . ; ’ it ae a>" rem: Z I” oy and lnpe he ceneri ti pulrli ivy. nas ; AUTIMoen other gro. pe ha’ negotiated at the w ashing pected sothe medica) certificates ted | . — ) \o ' . nittee authorized iscuss the sur robiem. ton Naval Arms onfe ¢. ab hes * ee ‘Continued on Page 19, Mongolia and “Turkestan. E The joint committee autnorize¢d to discuss ine surplus p ’ Cc reac oT — ” Japan. - e box ae - ¢ ao” | : ve + . ‘ 7) oo Main Fleer . + ic nnothe v ; fascist de sionist nohes the cireumstances of Italy do not per the atte Mussolini and: most_ltahans are f

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. 31, LOWS ‘ * ' to ; : ' _ .. road lobbies. It has the politicians scurrying si , _ NEGA RE NI Teg ae yp hg eR T ST ie RE CTE crate OPT ; | . ,- » a aoe , ° per ms . . & $ n e @ ax, 2 "¢ PD : x , ‘ > ham». _ ge ESS 1+ -3 ns : - . 7 , 4 = o phate ’ ot 4 a ? . . 78 ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. A KNOCKOUT FOR HAIRSPLITTERS. ts. The oily business of thwarting justice on technical cover, and the high officials quaking in their boots f Fae eh gig Oe ; EL er Ve te a ele gs “a vo th ae - pee, pt p} » o 4 4 “ote ror: | Woe to the sinner who fails to do {ts bidding! pes PR ci OEE Mt ERM ee ts —— , al * * art i3 - ‘ . ,° ce ae Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Company, Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street. THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. I know that my retirement will mako no 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 parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never bo satisficd with merely printing news, grounds was given a jolt by the Missouri Supreme Court in a batch of decisions handed down yesterday. Flimsy points urged as bases for reversal of convic- tions of criminals were swept aside. Not the omis- sion of a “the” or the misplacing of a comma but.the intrinsic merits of the cases concerned the court. Of the many cases decided, that of Donald W. Ross ‘is thoroughly representative of the court’s temper. Two five-year sentences against this man for em- bezzling the funds of the Night and Day Bank were affirmed. Ross, whose offense is particularly heinous because of the fact that he was put in charge of the funds as an official of the State, will be the first to suffer for this despicable affair. Meininger, who was cashier of the bank, has been luckier. The Supreme Court reversed the case against him on grounds sim- dependent ; always be drastically in : ware be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy OF atory poverty. Tr wg JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE The name and address of the ong must accompany cvery contribution, 7 on request will not be published. ont ters not erceeding 200 words will receive preference. s Origin of Carol Singing. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ‘i ou have mentioned in your ed- stor the origin of carol singing “a St. Louis, it might be interesting to read- ers to know the following facts. In 1911 Miss Bertha Phillips, fous ~ of the Children’s Aid Society, —. this beautiful old English Te af toe people of St. Louis, and for the f 7 wo in any city the funds s0 collecte te used for the careé of little’children. : that Christmas eve St. Louisans > taken back 400 years to the time wren all through England groups of gy wine waay ers wandered along the King’s Hig b to So entranced were the people with t beautiful way of beginning acct re festivities, that by 1913 the number 0 bands of singers had grown from a — to several hundred. Since that i many cities have borrowed the idea from St. Louis and carol singing has become an almost universal Christmas custom. In 1923, when the Children's Aid Society became a member of the Communit) Fund, this method of collecting os se had to be given up. A group of devote caro! leaders then formed the on aps nity Christmas Carols Association, W t} headquarters at 602 Chamber of Com- merce Building. This association is = rying on the work on 4 larger scale an the voices of thousands of joyful singers will again be heard on the streets on istmas eve. ; ar ae. GEORGE C. HITCHCOCK, President, St. Louis Children’s Aid Society. A Denial. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. HE radio is 2 wonderful thing. It gives us good lectures, fine music and many other things. St. Louls should be proud of all its stations excepting such as give false information. One morning recently @ minister sai | over the radio that a certain/;man in St. hat is giving lectures on ‘‘The Mir- uy sey eae all Catholic children that if they should attend this play they would be expelled from school. Now that is absolitely an untruth. Has any station the right to send out such state- ments because their leader is bigoted? This minister should be compelled to go on the air and retract that statement. He has the right to be on the air, but he should be exact in his statemenfs. More power to KSD and all our other local stations that give us hours of en- joyment; but away with the station that inflicts untruths on a helpless world. INTELLIGENCE. Kokomo, Ind. Jewish Estimate of Jesus. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ABBI WISE’S fuller statement 4s to his declaration, on the historicity of the life of Jesus, shows that he does not go beyond the position which leaders of Jewish thought have taken hitherto. He holds Jesus to have been a great product of the Jewish race-—a teacher whose ideals have remained so far beyond the practices of mankind that they have seemed impracticable. That the ideals of Jesus are really unattainable, Dr. Wise denies. In saying that “Christendom is not yet Christian,” Dr. Wise points to shortcom- ings which few Christians would deny. But historically, it would seem recessary for all admirers of Jesus to give Chris- tians credit for having preserved the rec- ord of his life and teachings. If it were not for the men who, in and soon after Jesus’ lifetime, believed not only in the greatness of His character and teach- ings, but believed also in His divinity and in his miraculous resurrection, our knowledge of the Man of Nazareth might today be limited to a paragraph in Jo- sephus. The Sermon on the Mount, and the priceless parables and sayings of Jesus, which have enriched all literature, are the great treasure which the Chris- tian Church has transmitted to the mod- ern world. --— Busses and Trucks. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. T occurs to me that there is a move- ment on foot by someone who is inter- ested in driving busses from St. Louis. Whoever wants to force the bus com- pany to equip their busses with pneu- matic tires has failed to include in their campaign that it would be justice to in- sist that every truck in St. Louts should be equipped in the same manner. There @re probably more trucks of greater weight that use solid tires and do more harm hauling loads of rock than do the busses with their loads of people. The whole campaign against the busses sounds like “smal! town stuff.” It is clearly a political move or conducted by aome selfish interest. St. Louis has lost a number of very large manufacturing companies through i tactics. The Burroughs Adding ine Co. is now employing people and paying taxes in Detroit instead of St. TAulg because they were driven away from this city. IT trust that the people of St. Louis ‘will recognize the importance of develop- this city by encouraging al! industries ‘& vemain here, \ 77 ilar to those ignored in the Ross case. If it were not a matter of record it would be hard to believe that a court of the dignity of the Missouri Supreme Court should be asked to take seriously some of the points raised by Ross’ lawyers. That is, it would be hard to believe if points as ridiculous had not been urged before in other cases—and success- fully. One denied the legality of the indictment be- cause the phrase, “by virtue of the trust reposed in him,” was not used. Another claimed a demurrer should have been sustained because the State did not prove the bank was incorporated. There was a quibble that the money in question was not the money of the bank, after {it got into custody of the State. And the comedy of such a defense reached a high point in the brilliant contention that the proof showed that Ross embezzled a check for $3352.47, but not the proceeds of the check! These and other arguments were ignored by the court, which said: “If officers occupying positions of trust and confidence embezzle funds placed in their hands they should not expect to be relieved from punishment on such legal technicalities as are presented in this case.” To give one or two other examples of the court’s attitude, William Nelson, a confessed murderer, asked that he be discharged for the brutal killing of an old man because the old man’s name was misspelled in the confession. The court declined. Clyde M. Bor- chert, serving a life sentence for an offense against an 8-year-old girl, asked to be set free because three inconsequential words were omitted from a court record. Borchert will continue to serve his term. This batch of opinions, in the main, offers a pleas- ant contrast to the one issued last winter which included the Meininger, Hogan, Neary and other cases in which hairsplitting decisions were made. got a new trial because of a typographical error— the use of the word “without” instead of “with” in the Court’s instructions. Meininger’s reversal was based on the construction of a single santence in ar instruction, without reference to the guilt or inno- cence of the defendant. At that time the Post-Dispatch was forced to con- splitting construction” counted for more “in the Mis- souri Supreme Court than the question of guilt or the punishment of the guilty.” We are happy now to congratulate the court on a sheaf of decisions where the opposite is the case. = = —_— DAVID SOMMERS, PHILANTHROPIST. David Sommers, whose unexpected death occurred Tuesday, left with the fortune whith testifies to his energy and capacity in business, memorials which eloquently speak of his warm-hearted generosity and philanthropy, and of the fine uses he made of the wealth he accumulated. On the day of his death the campaign under his leadership to raise the annual fund of the Federa- tion of Jewish Charities of $500,000 was completed. In opening that campaign, in which he was the leading contributor, he said: “Let us by our lives and by our service, give new dignity to the name of Jew. Let us understand a new significance of our birth. Let us leave no bequest of shame to our chil- dren. Let us rather give fully of ourselves, as of our wealth, in order that the age-old stories of Jewish warmth, Jewish sympathy, of Jewish love and of Jew- ish generosity may gladden our grandchildren as they have gladdened us.” This is an ideal that may well be adopted by people of all races. These were not meaningless words to David Sommers. He lived up to the ideal. He was the founder of the Dorothy Drey Sommers Shelter Home, the memorial erected to his wife and two chil- dren and his mother-in-law, who were killed in an automobile accident. He was president of the Young Men’s Hebrew Association, under whose adminis- tration and leadership the handsome structure now being erected was financed. His last work was the successful leadership of the Charities Federation's campaign for $500,000. Childless through a-tragic accident, David Sommers became a father to the fatherless, and a friend of the unfortunate. His death in the prime of life is a great loss to his own people and to St. Louis. +++ --——____ —__- eee ss Judging from the British-Turkish imbroglio over on the troubled waters. ~-- - = = i ae WOE TO HIM! The Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals of the Methodist Episcopal Church has now come out with a sixteen-plank platform on the pro hibition enforcement question. This platform con- demns. It denounces. It’ dictates. It expresses alarm. It censures, scolds and recommends. Its re- marks are addressed to the Government, over which it hovers in self-appointed censorship. And behind its remarks, to give them force, is a politica) threat. Do what we say, or the votes we control will be used to crush you. This church body’s actions offer a notable example of the growing interference of religion with state affairs. It and similar organizations no longer dis- tinguish any separation between the things that are Caesar's and the things that are God's. Nearly every day brings forth some new pronouncement, threat, command or suggestion from churches as to how the Government shall direct its affairs. In the present case the Government is even criticised for permit- ting other churches than the Methodist Episcopal to make “such excessive withdrawals (of sacramental] |. wine) as constitute an unreasonable and scandal- ous use of this privilege.” In the United States, where such a thing is in vio lation of our deepest governmental rights, the church is head-over-heels {n politics. The church lobby has become more powerful than the Steel, oil and rail Neary clude in an editorial “that legal formulas and hair- | Mosul there is such a thing as pouring too much oil - —_ | i s A GOOD BET IF WE LOSE. One thing’can be said for the World Court which even such frreconcilables as Senators Borah and Reed will have to concede. It is an effort to introduce legal processes into international relations—an effort to establish a system for settling disputes between nations by court procedure instead of war. It may fail. If it does the world will be no worse off for having tried at least to get rid of war. oe —— Surely the chance is worth taking. Mr. Borah and Mr. Reed know what war costs. They know how wars and preparation for war are devouring our national substance today. If they don’t know it they can find out by reading Secretary Mellon’s am@nual report, which says that over 80 per cent of our na- tional expenditures are attributable to wars and na- tional defense, How long we can go on paying such tribute to war may not be a pressing question with us. We are still in the days of our youth, and our prosperity is unprecedented. But it is a grave question with the older nations. With them, so Lord Cecil says, they must abolish war or perish. But even with us, it is difficult to concelve of anything more indefensible than the determination of Senators like Borah and Reed to keep this country out of a movement which, if successful, will end war and relieve us of a con siderable part of the military burden. It is a good bet if we lose. (icine tibia Atri A FORWARD STEP IN TOLERATION. It is not so much the fact that Rabbi Wise, a rec- ognized Jewish leader, has expressed the enlightened view regarding the founder of. Christianity held by modern Jews as the fact that wide publicity has been given to his statement and the friendly discussion which followed that makes for toleration. That pub- licity would have been impossible in some countries, where medieval anti-Semitic prejudices still govern large masses of the people. Following the expressions of Rabbi Wise and other Jewish teachers on the respect and love for the teach- | ings of Jesus felt by American Jews in general, A. Rosenthal, editor of The Modern View, published in St. Louls, sums it up by saying: “The Jewish people conceive Jesus to be a personage of most exalted attributes, embodying wisdom, tenderhess, putity, | justice, compassion, mercy, integrity, love and for- giveness.” This, surely, is a rebuke to that intolerant state of mind which inspired the Ku Klux Klan leaders to condemn Jews as unfit for American citizenship. It ought to be the beginning of a better understanding between Americans as members of churches and as citizens. On such a basis we can all live harmoni- ously. A new Italian periodical has appeared. thus defines its mission: It is to give the great Italian family scat- tered in all parts of the world a broader sense of the mother country; to create in the hearts of all our people that pride of race and thirst for power which is destined to assure us all the land, all the air and all the sun that is indis- pensable for our incoercible life. The name of this magazine is Augustea, which is all right if it means Jingo. i, Li i i i THE MARTYRED BUTLER. Let us shed a hot and salty tear for Smedley D. Butler. But yesterday he was a Brigadier-General of Marines and Director of Public Safety in Philadel- phia. ,Today there is none so poor as to do him rev- erence. It sounds like a blooming shame, and here is how ft happened. The intrepid Butler went to Philadelphia on the strength of a furlough from the Marines. When it expired Philadelphia besought him to stay, but President Coolidge ordered him back to his post of military duty. Here was a dilemma. As a crusad- er he burned to stay on the job until Philadelphia was cleaned up. As a soldier, the impulse to obey orders was strong upon him. He retired to his cham- ber for an hour of solemn meditation, and when the door flew open his mind was made up. “Cheerio, Mayor, old bean,” he announced crisply. “The problem is solved. Bring on the gamblers, the grafters, the vice kings and the bootleggers. Let the good work go on. I've quit the army.” “You've quit the army?” echoed Mayor Kendrick in- credulously. “Well, all I have to say is that you've quit the Department of Public Safety, too. We have no use for resigned army officers around here.” “That's what I get,” said plain Mr. Butler, sadly, a few moments later. “That's what I get when I’m willing to make the greatest sacrifice of my career in order to stay here in Philadelphia.” In the Hall of Martyrs they’re cleaning the rubbish out of an unused niche and making ready for a new arrival. There he will stand, saber in one hand, nightstick in the other, epaulets on his shoulders and gumshoes on his feet, an example and a lesson for mankind. As for us, we wipe our eye and wish him a Merry Christmas. Its editor +oe Rabbi Wise says the Jews are coming to accept many of the teachings of Jesus. Now if the Chris- tians can be induced to practice them all will be well. _—_ -——- a ae WHAT TO DO—WHAT TO DO? (From the Detroit News.) _. Wha iM Ate oF v4 OUT oF 148 meee! Co ia: ff A. D Sir: Olive street newsboy crying out this afternoon: “Big West End daylight rob- bery! Financial edition!” Some humorist, I'll say—even if unconsciously so. LW. &. - . | ! ’ | ' |The MIRRO] PUBLIC OPIN * 2 ef THE SUBMARINE IN NEXT LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER THY in North American N another great naval war expect the seaborne comm world to get off quite so lightly, of England and the United & ica against Japan, or of F gland, both sides would have @& bases for their submarines, impossible to blockade these home waters as was done to @& and Austrians. The moder ~ cruiser can remain at sea for ® dive on the approach of and in deep water will be as Giitiem as the preverbial needle in the| Also the hunting of subm ? qated, is done by a multituds r specially prepared for the PurpOHty not be easy for these flotillas to ope from home. It is true that, am plane and seaplane develop, & new. to the ocean-going sumarine Wi but a modern submarine can 8m planes herself. These can scouts the approach of aircraft carriers = report even the big ocean-going @@ and larger airships themselves. Ap all questions of humanity and t warfare, Great Britain has @ in the suppression of the su cause she will starve if her m ping is driven off the sea. At Peace Conference in 1919, a ? i attempt was made to declare the illegal in all navies, but it was @@8 the start by the French Admiralty. ~~ 4 ¥ CHRISTMAS WONDER from the Chicago News. T TAKES no skilled psychole the observant parent that the child is more quick to discern new more attentive to detail, more than is that of an adult. Bring as a busy shopping district any year and he will observe an end of amazing objects certain to versation for weeks. Bring the ci shopping district jn the Christmas season and you provide the young: gator with glimpses of fairyland. not laugh and shout and clap hig children are supposed to do when} delighted. Very likely he will Fam tirely silent, just looking about is how he acts when he is most’ " Every child should have the joy the Christmas array in the shopa treat to be enjoyed equally by race of imaginative Little folk. who misses the spectacle is ur deed. ~e PALACE OF FASHION. | From the Philadelphia Recor # PALACE of fashion at the ae tennial exposition ought ™ tremendous appeal] to the wo and if they wish to see just Rew. parel is made the men wil! have} to show their interest also. greatest textile centers in the We delphia is a peculiarly ap for such a display, which come one of the features of There will be a much greater er in a palace of fashion the weird projects which toned as being planned for t which fortunately have be bay: oer a > 7 . “i CITY ART MUSEUM k Rev. Alfred Duane Pell, Sew York Collector, Gives 118 Pieces. city Art Museum has re- porcelain the bequest of the Rev. ered Duane Pell of New York, a wad collector of European porce- About 30 years ago he pre- collection of his to the St. Louis Museum | 4 ' with his additional gift, the legion of porcelains now owned , yseum assumes consider- 113 piecés of a emall y the ™m le importance. -three pteces of Sevres nov included, among them s of table services made for grious royal families; pieces, lav- re are ndar in color, with gold bands lassic | Louls Phillippe, m of Napoleon III. 5 and in all examples may ceived the tendency of the de- mers toward the restrained a c pattern of the directory and pire periods in France. In addi- n to the Sevres are examples ‘mn, Dresden selaina, five pleces of The examples of Sevres ware he gift are the most noteworthy. he various productions of Sevres in four principal Table services, vases, it porcelain statuettes and be classed tegories: tures on plaques, The pieces museum collection are nearly 2 parts of services, objects ility rather than ornament. The whole collection is now on in Gallery 16 at the City Art It occuptes four large s, the Sevres pieces taking up After fts formal eum. ree of them. hibition it will be reinstalled gallery of porcelains. CORD. MAIL OUT ON TIME Praises Postal Employes for a Great Christmas Labor. the Associated Prese TASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—~The lic's response to the Postoffice cam- n has resulted in the prompt artmment’s “mail early” iling of the largest volume stmas mall on record, giving irance to officials that the fl ill Christmas holiday for postal ployes will be a success. The postal machine, with the ald additional help everywhere, wae ribed as functioning perfectly fay, with prospect of delivering the mming of the tree on Christmas nta Claus’ bundles before Postmaster-Geenra] New, Christmas greetings to ters received from patrons. SSOLINI HOLDS FASCISTS IN LINE - WITH VAGUE WAR HINT| pattern from the Chateau st. Cloud; polychrome designs medallions, birds and flowers, the Palace of Fontainebleau; and gold pieces made for the stieries; a plate made for Louls JIlI; pieces of white with bor- of ivy in gold from the servics bearing his nogram, and part of the white gold service with the mono- The decora- » of Sevres changed with each and Minton old orcester in blue and white and 4, a glass goblet and dish bear- the crest of Napoleon III and a sodern glass bow] by Emil Galle. the 1 employes, said their loyalty d devotion had evoked his earn: appreciation and that this fee). had been expressed in many of be nd of in of on J of rst in ania, hearest empty ground fo ation, if we except Tunis Seria, is British Central Africa. these threats mises vague FOpe®, across the cut-throat r of Ventimiglia, the nt for an attack and the defense in Europe, when mstances would almost ably put all the moral support the side of the enemy, is an dle enterprise. Horrible Anarchronism. | Mussolini held back when he excuse to attack Jugo-Slavia in how much more invade nce, even if the now dim mem- that this very Italy was only mountains; 4d he 8 tremble to Mleved by the bayonets of Mech does not hold him back? As Guglielmo Ferrero acutely re- ks, this blood and thunder lism is an anachronism horrt- Out of date. ® fortification ef the Dode- Islands, the inseistance on Davy rather than on the army the nation’s necessity, end ‘*rious secret treaty with Rua- Stl seem to point the direction of Greece or Turkey as “nt victim 24 Pol) was aAhieved. “¥Tna would offer historic tic attraction to Italians terference from the >» thoges the are not all known, are directed against ance is the common opinion of rank and file of the Fascists. ‘But even a Facist Ras knows taowar of spollation against strongest military. power of worst of Mussolini's Tow. From Greece there be little but glory to gain: ®* long rich and defenseless of Asia Minor offers pros- Ned occupation, if the main of an army were held up in ee ‘S of the hinterland by 4 . attack. much as the coast : P&tion of the. lees tempting other “me Powers of the Mediter- * Reed be feared or any coal- of European opinion against who think any alliance Soviets and the Fasciats ‘ible, it is only necessary to out that « treaty, the clauses col- and cor- best the in- im- had the the the and and HE b parties ¢ full sw large ones I endar, with ing smaller About 200 guests of M Washington ata tea d sie Singletor Holton m~ a- gowned in orations wi colors. Mra. gray costum ington, w Porter's Hemingway, Hill's at G Miss Carol the Westo cut, will serve, graduate of will come and At the Louls Cow West of 48 entertain @ dance for Miss Anne, Miss Port and Mrs. J be hosts at of their < who attends Dr. and 7620 Blaine ing their coy of Evan Year's day. Miss Jane and Mrs. Cit fellow bot cial functic her arrival College for ¢ Allen gave sourl Att the Capen, Corby, Haskell, Do genie Ho Anita Bo Mary Grier, Mahler, M beth Jones, erine Salme Maud Mill guests Yesterda guests call where at len. . B. Coe«t the Misses Lewis, Jan by, Claudlir were amor Mm Mrs. Cal Portland party Satt Louls Miss E Cow Mr. and Bili of Col guests Chr George K. lenwood here for N Among reservati i

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a | $1. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - feet wna FOF PORCELANS BOY ART MUSEUM a Alfred Duane Pell, 4 York Collector, Gives > 418 Pieces. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. | . ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH GUSTAVE STRAUSS DIES|**Mows ores ro seu. coer ewe cela Bann lesan AT LITTLE ROCK, ARK. COLLECTED I REW BOO cmio—Clvtr: roe got ‘Satirist Dedicates Volume to Jefferson City——Cleam roads Was President of Steinberg’s Edmund Gosse; Inctades rar frozen. of Wales Sketch. Columbia — Clear; roaés roads Garment Store—Complica- tions Affect Heart. os , ‘By the Associated Press. . covered. —Wh . . ¥ - a wien : ud . NEX YORK, Dec. 23.—-Maz Moberly—Cloudy; —Rebdert Quillan, humorfst, who) | dismantling the drawing room of | Beerbohm’'s caricatures of noted | covered, frozen. recently erected a monument to | the late Empress Alexandra tn the personalities, the exhibition of a) . coo = he gipe cloudy; ews- ; ' aed a flurry | frozen, rough Eve, wants to sell his weekly n |\famous Winter. Palace, . bolshevik ee ph Be | Hannibal—Partiy cloudy; ee paper, the Fountain Inn Tribune, | ®Uthorities discovered a quaint set her in a/| white, good. ey seaman 7 = for $1. jot TEAS Of SSCS SORSE. Sree pape yn tnoun’ edok thay oud ded-| Springtielé—Clear; roads good. resident of Steinberg 5s, a wo Cat ne Gre "RS } : om caartasiad store at 1003 Olive street, The current issue of the paper | 7. ~~ yeh 1@ CTORS IB SITS. jicates to Sir Edmund Gosss, Et Kane@as City-—Cloudy; roads a ati ffecting | bears this announcement across Se ee ee ee glish man of letters and critir. frozen. eo perm “n S ne eq the front page: mands to be posted at_the entrance Each sketch is accompanied by Cape Giradeau — Clear; gheyean at a lane dine “The Trit une is for sale. lock (to the chambers: 1-1 pee apne at Hot Springs, Ark., wher iBo e un 2 le, ol was president of the Citizens’ Na- tional Bank. His death occurred four months after that of his wife, Mrs. Irene Strauss, who died of sleeping sick- | Social Activities HE brief season of Christmas parties for the college set is in full swing. Today at least four large ones have a place on the cal- endar, with a number of interest- ing smaller affairs. About 200 persons will be the guests of Mrs. M. E. Singleton of 37 * _ Washington terrace this afternoon 7. } GES at a tea dance in honor Miss Su- me City AT Mus apf sie Singleton, who is at oe omm from fm age pieces «+ Hotton Arms School in Washington, ithe bequest of the Rev.|D. C. Miss Singleton will be e Pell of New York, a | Sowned in red chiffon and the dec- Duane Pe of European porce- | orations wil be in the Christmas Sakon $0 years Benin he pre- | colors. Mrs. Singleton will wear 4 al] collection of his|sray costume. Miss Florence Lu- to the St. “Louis Museum | 4ington, who is at home from Miss with his additional sift, the | Porter's Robert Quillan Says He Wants to | Russian Empress Competled Devote More Time to Ou | fenders to Drink Cold Gee Writing. Memorize Poctry. By the Associated Press. By the Aseociated Press. FOUNTAIN INN, &. C., Dec. 28. | LENINGRAD, Dee. HOME FOR HOLIDAYS @eno'v ep os — = roads a ere roads re- porcelain has eold; “Leave your rank outside. e¢ an idea expressive of the author's roads frozen. stock and barrel, subscription list. é > 4: ' s wel ; tane | Viewpoint. The new arrangement print shop, equipment, paper stock ell as your hat, and especially : vour sword |of characters leads with Lord Bal- and good will. a } ; . more, oe smn The pri 7 $1, no ‘Leave your right of precedence, | four. Royalty, statesmen, authors, , ‘play the Sea, Aa your pride. 4 mils playwrights and artists ron his is no joke, but ft {s a bar-|°,_ ee SS |gammut before the end is reached School; Miss Virginia | Hemingway, who attends Miss | Oursee the door. a tr The MIRROR PUBLIC OPINIO THY STRMARINE IN NEXT WAR. LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER THY in North American Review. N another great naval] war we need not expect the seaborne commerce of world to get off quite so lightly. In ® of England and the United States of Amé ica against Japan, or of France against gland, both sides would have ample ove bases for their supmarines, and !t would impossible to blockade these pests into thelr home waters as was done to the Germa and Austrians. The modern cruiser can remain at sea for weeks, ¢ i Christmas KENWOREH subm aa n of porce: lains now owned the a assumes consider- menty-three “ pleces of Sevres ware are included, among them of table services made for various seyal families: pieces, lav- gar in color, with gold bands of jassiC pattern from the Chateau , BL. Cloud; polychrome designs — birds and flowers, - the Palace of Fontainebleau; ‘ ond gold pieces made for the werief, @ Plate made for Louis mM: pieces of white with bor- of ivy in gold from the servics louis Phillippe, bearing his m, and part of the white gold service with the mono- am of Napoleon III. The decora- , of Sevres changed with each mand in all examples may be sived the tendency of the de- s toward the restrained and ic pattern of the directory and ire periods in France. In addi- } to the Sevres are examples o? n, Dresden and Minton ma, five pieces of old ne in blue and white and Lagiass goblet and dish bear- the crest of Napoleon III and s pdern glass bow] by Em!) Galle. The examples of Sevres ware ip gift are the most noteworthy. various productions of Sevres y be classed in four principal! fepories: Table services, vases. uit porcelain statuettes and fures on Plaques. The pieces in museum | parts of services, objects of uty rather than ornament The whole collection is now on in Gallery 16 at the City art eum It occuptfes four i, the Sevres pieces taking up of them. After fts formal ition it will be reinstalled in gallery of porcelains. Praises Postal Employes for a Great Christmas Labor. the Associated Presse ASHINGTON, Dec. 238.—The lic’s response to the Postoffice “mail bn has result. fling rig° mas wance rfiment’s of the mati! to oOfficia!] : for post a] ployes will be a success. The postal machine, with the aid | additiona! Tibed as funct fay, with mta Claus’ Mming of P, lay hm) i 1L1011CG loning Prospect of bundles before the the tree on Christmas Stmaster-Geenra)] Christmas greetings i employes, said their lovalty i devotion had evoked his earn: &ppreciation and thar this fee)- had been expressed in mrs received from patrons. SSOLINI HOLDS _ perfectly - LD | the | Capen, | Corby, Haskell, ‘genie Howard, Margaret Burford, '_Anita Bolling, Florence Brooks, large | collection are nearly | Mahler, Portiand party | Louis | Miss Elizabeth h help everywhere, wae | Bil] of Co delivering § guests George K. Hoblitzelle of New, in | the | |} at the many | day | Lionberger Davis, Senator and Mrs. | Hill's at Great Barrington, Mass., | | Miss Carol McDonald, who attends the Westover School in Connecti- cut, and Miss Elizabeth Scudder will serve. graduate of Miss Hill's School an4 will come out next season. At the game hour, at the St Louis Country Club, Mrs. Allen T. West of 48 Westmoreland place ri!) entertain a similar group at a tea dance for their yvoung daughter, Miss Anne, who also is a student at Miss Porter's, and this evening Mr and Mrs. Jay Herndon Smith will be hosts at a dinner dance wm honor of their daughter, Miss Katharinc, who attends the Westover School. Dr. and Mrs. Willis Young of 7620 Blaine avenue are entertain- ing their cousin, Miss Alice Porter of Evanston, IIL, during the holl- days. Dr. and Mrs. Young will take a party of young people to the dimner dance at the S8&t. Louis Woman’s Club Dec. 30, in honor of their young guest, and also wil! entertain for her at the tea dance to be given at the same club New Year's day. Miss Jane Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Allen of Long- fellow boulevard, has had two 6&o- cial functions given for her since her arrival from Mount Holyoke College for Christmas. Today Mrs. Allen gave a luncheon at the Mis- sourl Athletic Association, mhen guests were Misses Laura Elizabeth Gray, Betty Katherine 50 Lucy Dorothy Conze!man, Eu- +} ul, Mary Grier, Jane and Margaret Marianne Coleman, Eliza- beth Jones. Elizabeth Harris, Kath- ,;erine Salmon of Seattle, Wash., and |'Maud Miller ORD MAIL OUT ON TIME 'where a tea was given for Miss Al- Streett Yesterday afternoon about 150 cuests called at the Allien home lien. Mmes. Anna Allen Stevens, J. B. Coeby, John B. Strauch and the Misses Virginia Becker, Susan ewis, Jane Ewerhardt, Betty Cor- Claudine Fay and Lucy Haske!! | day | grandmother, 1c were among those serving. Mrs. Calude S. Kilpatrick of 33 pl ace Club in honor Scudder. Harry Satterlee lumbla, Mo., will be the Chri:tmas week of s Mr. and Mrs. E lenwood avenue. for New They will Year's day. ere Among those who have made | reservations for the Woodrow Wil- | to be given | next Mon- | son birthday dinner, Coronado Hotel night are: Mr. and Mrs. J. Miss Singleton is a ISS BLANKE, } If cenentes of Mr. and Mrs. Al- boulevard, nett’s School for the holidays. hote by andoler. MISS JANET *BL AN who is the bert G. Blanke, of 4954 Lindel! is home from Miss Ben- in Millbrook, N Y., —_-——e ting, | Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. L. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. llam man, Gardner, Campbell, Mary Lion phia, lumbtia, spend Christmas with her Mrs. Walter N. Davis of 67 Pherson ‘ter of Mr. will give a dinner | , woneuansid night at the St.| of | Mrs. | 6440 El-!| be | McPherson invitations for which they will giwe the af of Dec. 30 for their dau | Mildred, Heart convent. D. Markham, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. witzler, Dr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ivan Lee Holt, Mrs. A. DP. Nortoni, Harry B. Hawes, Joseph D. Bascom, Frank V. Hammar, Wade Childress, Ww. L. Hemingwarp, . and Douglas W. Robert, Mr. and Frank P. Crunden, Dean W'1l- Scarlett, Rabbi Samuel Thur- former Gov. Frederick D. the Rev. George A. Boyle OO. Rodes, Miss and and and | Mre. Laura D. English, formerly United States bassador to Japan, wil] be the prin- cipal speaker. Fanny G. Hemphill! of Co- | Mrs. today niece. 27 Mc- tat Mo., will arrive to avenue. Miss May Reynolds Scott, daugh- Miss Z. L. Scott of Cleve- for a Mediterranean Miss Scott will leave St. Mrs. C. B. Scott, in leveland, and later Yor a visit to relatives in Rome, Ga. Clifton Rodes, son :of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rodes of the Branscome | Hotel, is | from the Peddie School in Heights- | town, N. J., home for the holidays for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dukor of 61568 avenue have sent ou” a luncheon bridge ternoon gzhter, Miss a student at the Sacred Miss minster Christmas Pear! place is espending the vacation at Montclalir, ness here, after an illness of nine | gain, | weeks. Mr. Strauss made frequent visits to St. Louis in the interests ef his business, visiting with his brother, Herman Strauss. A sister, Julia Bendix, now in Europe, also survives. Funeral services and burial] will be in Hot Springs. a C. Bit- | 1: Lewis, | Judge | and | clals |actly where to get materials; what and; sound and what rger, Mrs. Ames Cush- | man, Frank P. Glass, Godfrey E. P. Hertslet, Judge Danie] G. Taylor, A. T. Terry | and Robert Johnson. | Roland 8S. Morris of Philadel- | Am- | ; it 38, i There will ‘in a mad Raymond G. Scott, of the | Garden Court apartments, will sail | from New York, Jan. 30, with aunt, land, O.., cruise. her | |season of other years are now rari- ' ties. | for its virtual] Louis to- | to spend Christmas with her | the postage was 1 cent. mailed in a sealed envelope it seems almost of | | can be | everybody is adopting that form | Christ _ the postage is 14, cents. ' ternational! Hesse of 5808 West-. Closely Guarded Manuscript — Prevent Delay in Wholesa Manufacture of Planes. By the Associated Tress. DAYTON, O. Dec. 23.—If the United States were to engage in warfare tomorrow, a certain close- y guarded book would be rushed ton fromm McCook Field. tell Government offi- build airplanes; ex- to Washi! It would how to aviation principles and ideas were were obsolete; what airplane parts should be tandardized, and what should be "srs At the field, which is the en- gineering division of the army air service, the book, which in reality is not a volume in the strict sense | as | ie word, is « any five-year period since the 1910 New Year s in- | ported two | and one-half inches of ice. Higher | make skating | have arived in| send one [to —The | |on leaving the room. “Tell no tales ott of school: reduced | whatever goes in at one ear must | round-trip rates will run from IIli- ithe room.” cso out at the other before leaving Trangressors of these royal regu- lations were obliged. upon the tes- timony of two witnesses, to drink a glass of cold water for each of- fense, ‘‘not excepting the ladies.” They also were compelled to read a page of the “‘Telemachiade.” s thoroughly bad poetic composition by Tretiakofsky, an unfortunate native poet of the time, whose liter- ary reputation thereby became ruined. Those who broke anv three of the rules during the same evening were reguired to commit six lines of the “Telemachiade” to memory. Any offender against the tenth rute was never again ad- mitted to Catherine's presence. CHURCP TILES. ©~—”: St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church Elienweod and Wydown Bi. Christmas Eve Services urch Scheol Mas- 806 Olive Street _ 512 Locust Street with Bernard Shaw. The cartoon of “The Prince of Wales in New York,’ which cre- ated an uproar when hung in the Leicester Galleries in London, has been included. Lord Birkenhead, Lord Chesterfield, Lord Oxford, Duff Cooper, Lioyd George, Slan- ley Baldwin, John Drinkwater, Lytton Strachey, H. G.. Welle, Jo- seph Conraé, Arnold Bennet and others parade in Beerbohm’'s “Ob- servations.” Tennessee College President Dead. By the Abpociated Press. NEW YORK, Dec. 23.——The Rev. Dr, Elwell Alexander Bishop, president of Murphy College, Se- vierville, Tenn., died Monday at the Methodist Bpiscopal Hospital in Brooklyn after a brief lilness. CALL AFTER 3 P. M. DAILY 1401A N. SARAH ST. ~ MIAMI "BEACH | FLORIDA The Wofford A modern hotel offering service, comfort and convenience at reasonable rates. ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET ST. LOUIS, MO. For Christmas A Gruen Guild Watch To give a Grien Guild Watch for Christmas is to confer an honor for many years to come. The name GRUEN stands for the finest carftsmanship, both in Beauty of design and in timekeeping service. Judge for yourself from our most complete selection. _ The above § illustrated Gruen, absolutely guarana- teed reliable timekeeper. ... 15-Jewe! A Gruen Masterpiece Fitted with an extremely fine precision movement; solid plati- num case, studded with 30 per- fectly matched b)lue- $600 white diamonds. fe © 8 @ 7th and Olive Almost Christmas #f Just a Few Shopping Hours Left - » Save Time Ask for Our Ready Packed Boxes Cwer eo | a Pp. Wilfley, Mr. and Mra. T. G. | N. J., the guest of Mrs. William A. | Ratcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. George §&. | Deutsch ee gg | Johns, and Mrs. W. Sima cat FASCISTS IN LINE aA, Palmer | | Also the hunting of submarines, once TH VAGUE WAR HINT | ' Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs. J. a | @ited, is done by a multitude of smalle¢ nued From Page 17 em “hy na cag % | = i mized petrol s supply in ee | Thomas | specially prepared for the purpose. tee - hnianion Wr oan Mire. not be easy for these flotillas to operates tom = Seer ground fof col- i Aiton Sir =e |from home. It is true that, as the on, if we except Tunis and | oe tia, is British Centra] Africa. | PTank KR. Tate, Mr. and Mrs. plane and seaplane develop, a new men os VES 4rica. Whitaker, : Mr. and Mrs. to the ocean-going sutmarine will apf these vague threats wedged + shes een opinion 0 : mises are directed b d ub ; nowe here “Tne can scoot wide gen," Asia _ nor offers pros- | ormier Judge Joseph D. Shewal- imaginative Little folk. The ¢ dieidel dat ion, if the main of | ,,- es vears old, died yesterday thisses the spectacle is unfortunate — army were held up in | orem injuries suffered Dec 13, | t ) | sinter , : : , ™ ene ater roast | TE he was struck by a moter) 41 styles—pull-snap styles, ; PAtion of the less tmptinc ae ineateer @ wereran of the | buckle styles, flap styles, cuff ) | PALACE OF FASHION. 4 apo} | was achieved - : ~~) . : or Lafavette Coun- etvies, etc Aj) noted for their | From the Philadelphia Record. 22 Would offer historic and | Mi tn 1868, after om gradua-— comfort and smart appearance. PALACE of fashion at the sesquit = attraction to Italians and | om from that. university of West tennial exposition ought to have nerference from the other) virginia. He served as Circuit > | tremendous appeal to the women sa I me Powers of the Mediter- Judge several terms, three times | and if they to see just how th : “~~ be feared or any coal-| was a delegate to Democratic na- | parel is made the men wil! have to 50 an European opinion against | tiona! oon entions and once wrote | to show their interest also. As one of thors of the Christian expul-j the Sta platform of the party. centers in the world, = » "CG Massacres. ‘In 1910 “te became prominent for | peculiarly appropriate P a those who think any alliance! his horseback campaign for the) display, which promises t the soviets and Fascists | Tnited States senatorship Riding | of the features of the expo=™"=> ible, it is only necessary to | hi« horse, he spoke in nearly everw will be a much greater drawing yout that « treaty, the clauses | town and city tn the State. He was & palace fashion than In * @re not ali known, a!- defeated by Senator James A. ‘he weird projects which have been i Reed. | tioned as being planned for the which fortur have been drop : ’ oat vf dive on the approach of superior fore and in deep water will be as difficult to ting as the preverbia!l needle in the Day » ¢ Eve Reservations Are Going Fast at the CLARIDGE you want to be in the thick of the fun New Year’s Eve, don’t you? Last year the Claridge was the Mecca of the merrymakers—this year it’s going to be the biggest and best party ever. Two full orchestras, in- cluding GENE RODEMICH'S Society Syncopators—10 of ‘em —will furnish continuous music that will keép you on your toes. There'll be a wondeftful table d’hote dinner. expensive imported favors. handsome souvenirs for the ladies, maby nove! features. Prices Reserve your tabie (or private for large parties) now—don't w Many will be too late. Phone Central 7900 Samuel! | Mrs. | A. E. | George - HEADQUARTERS For All Styles in STORM BOOTS room) e- + Z And Why Cook Christmas - Dinner at Home? (reat lhree Pounds of Wholesome Goodnesse~ Milk and ' Dark ,Chocolates, Assorted Caramels, Glazed Fruits ~ p bm tied with pretty ribbons. Per Box .....2eee0¢ CPM CAMA?S All Ready for You... During the Last Minute Rush... Boxes Packed From One to Five Pounds... at Christmas Special Box and French Bonbonse Packed in Christmas Box, ... Ready Packed Candies... 60c, 80c, $1.00 and $1.25 Per Pound was Tt) ASSORTED CANDIES Chocolates f HERZ Finest These wonderful een es P supreme acked in pretty metal con- “BERNESE” Milk Chocolates Heavy coated Milk Chocolates, variety of centers, including Fruits and R0c Nuts. Pound >, six fifty rom the was Vea! ‘ a alNnaZ Ue — FOR HER «+ Fancy Boxes and Baskets Filled With Herz Candies... ‘‘A Real Gift”... Prices Range From $5 to $25 _ et aad versa lion Shopping district jr Season and vou Gator with ¢ laugh an ‘or weeks De Luxe $]- 50 Christmas Dinner, ¢ }° _MENU— One-half Grapefruit. au Maraechine er Cocktail Neptune Stuffed Celery. Salted Aimonds, Mammoth Ripe Olives Cream of Chicken a la Retne or Conpeomme Royal Pianked White Fish. a ila Roast. Stuffed Young Wermornt Cranberry Sauce. or Brolied Tenderioln Steak, with Seuce Candied Georgia Yams. or ‘Potatoes au Grativ Bruse¢is Sprouts au Beurre. or Asparagus 71D Polonaise Hearts of Lettuce. 1000 leland Dressing English Plum Pudding. with Hard and Brendys Sauce. Hot Mince or Pumpkin Pic, Claridge Fruit Cake. or ice Goeem_eng Cane Coffee. Tea or Milk Phone Central 7900 for Your Table Hotel Claridge Locust at Eighteenth _ = Bakery Specials for Christmas HERZ HOLIDAY ! MINCE PIES FRUIT CAKE An Old Fashioned Treat that gives Two — as Cake, regular —p~a forty ay 2 Christmas Stollen A Luscious Butter Made Stollen, centered with Nuts and 50c Fruits. Each .cccss 2 * Bverybody Likes HERZ Candies *’ , Bien | is now he a Every i the $9.50, $ All Sizes, 24e to 8 Claridge Turkey. ~~ = Mushroom wish et | greatest tex*lie | aetr : Lis 2 | for such : wie ’ - here 420 Wi. SIXTH 716 OLIVE ST. 6118 EASTON | | Oe +) Ne one er it ot (Oe IZ OI IZ OS ER PRU

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‘ ST 1OUIS POST-NISPATCY | WEDNESD AY EV ENING, DECE EMBER 23, 1920. Improvement Associatio! cme , , | Decal wee | ee = . ; { WOMAN HAPPY DESPITE PLANS 15-STORV HOTEL :2scsssisecees y “St. Louis’ Dependable Store” Mahogany Finish End tala (VL ANIME It S-=SIPY the association and city officials in . ?-Piece Mixing Set A > e ‘pe : os x > OS = - $ Val Ss | at “the Union E¢: ext: 5 ‘he: eT, ts to speed the improve- THE OSS OF AFOOT. NEARDELNAR STATION nn Ss.so Values, at — [ ) DIN ‘iI (©) Niat the Union for | Ve ART “THREE. aS RE i ; > §$ ot ha rn Children to By: 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVES, # S98 Free Tickets Tom Dainty mah a guar BUY FURNITURE FOR GIFTS "yg !sacict ona soa For Festival SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., De “ OFF). O00 The Chamber of (Commerce Mrs. Mattie Deladdy Sa she Architect Savs — Ts wemmceéd this hor Will Have Merner Christ- Project Depends on Coni- son Navigation hi : wa from } mas Than Last Year sletion of Wabash Viaduct. {rived from this morning with . i a + , a $2.000,900 hotel at The vessel was - ‘ « oo, - “orne! of DeTma! 1 ee ed legs. ' BARGAIN CHRISTMAS THURSDAY— ree LAST DAY OF OUR | B antion at Teo Fn SHOPPERS t 2 O'Clock —‘Baskets fe " . « . . v_ *» emaitai’ s : oe ; ” ’ > .% . + a | ‘a : ‘ ; —_—— e a _ . ; “ — - . ‘ . +s bee & ‘ a4 i : . - i» > . a. da : . Ys : . ; ¢ J " . ie vy > ok 7? } Re int ~~ F it Ss > : Li avi a - | sé 7 ?s. : i.e ii . s : se : . , . : is nec . bh. = ~ + y} he 2 ' . , e 7 ' : sa. ‘ rin a ‘ A : Pisa a " , — _ " Ps . . , . . > ~ ; » .S : r +, : @iiwa ; ~~" aoe : ~u nicl ’ awe > . . : > ~ ~ > ’ . , - : fis | te Pe ja” ‘ © : ff r \a : ne .OS: . = . | ° -* > ss . — . ' wih . " " . , : * & . , L Sd ’ » ar ’ ’ | , I : : °¢ ’ \" ' 7 } ice in ne . . . ss : . . . m 5 > - . . — ¥ R, ‘ : . - " , ~ ? . i . ty ’ : ant “ *> L ‘iT whnicndt } uu i : 44 . » rs - Raa - a * . 4 - ro oy: s 2 a ‘ ry ‘ a f _ _* ‘ _ ’ » a fa - ’ » " ' : , 7 » rr’ e* r ' sf a ” ~~ . : . . 4 | ) - North Fourteenth reet fins . himse.i : ae : . = _ 7 r= a, y vEy er ~ » - : a € . ' : . a a ; + - a ¥ Last Christmas ! s ; srusse e firm of Brusse! : = ‘ " - 4 : 2 ’ . . > » , m«r . - por :> "ie | of a job: the hi n a te ms til contractil al | . a mn readiness con‘a! eRe | 4 a * . ’ . . , ae roiag ’ ¥ Ss > . a: sae . -% Pe arup - >. . . ’ @ > > - e —— ‘ P e ty ‘ ‘ Eb . hr? en“. aa T : | : : | ai : . ™ ‘ - 47 4 e a+ .\* 3 - “ = S . arryving CC riet.. 7 ©_MTas — . s - . E- = = eee: eam Ort wy _e o**@ ww eee t : tw Hi =) “Ol | not = v c ine } :3 aa “ ‘ . ~ aes wt g pecin ay sae” ‘me bh ea , ou | : ° wun,’ Sumber o a ~ > * i . - a" , ™ ? > ’ ’ : ae Ad, 4a) TT) Pi st . . . * a . -_ to ‘ne homes O1 oe a 2 Rae chee each of the & i i - : . ¥ nad we spe Cre é i s clu it wags @ - on gta b onic: aya You will find in our stock faethe, 9m : = of =f. Leu:s ne ay pe See eee | , are sent. was packed before of gifts s« ee trol ie 4 cate, weeks |S complete line of high-grade oe basket WAS pac All Purchases Made Thursday Will Be Delivered in Time for Christm I ine en te inv Done ot oe ame Christmas I am sp up preparatory to ATTENTION Nal ety 6 “Sas “Yas Te “Ys 6 “ere “tes 1s “hs and our home is quiet; the | | f Gothic sign. light brick. Diamonds, Watches and Jew- - was tied ‘ ous welfare yronch itis is gcttis etter nd trimmed ith terra cotta | I elrv. “he chi dren will mm a ved 1 would e 1 ee basernents, and 3 +S : : ‘Boor ‘ lis Meetiiied: Hts Che Doted .¢ Everything we carry in mate ott. nie : 3 gent to their respecure : sent to. the Two-Tone Mahogany s t, Though the baskets were agencies, to tank . ad they will noe be that ge to ‘onre down he! to t S- a) ii; ' nd the day with me t] oposed new Wabash station, | stock is of the latest and most Dé ak : , “~ Choose for Christmas Gufts in spieted toaa pital to spen | . : . H | e / * | at. tae morning ginning tom This Sale of Fine Lamps 1 I OnSOLE . {4 . ep wntil tomorrow menue con te oa im ; NR) ie i, » di: : at gifts sent ow : _ ‘ — oe. Mrs. Deladdy’s salary wa t2 a thet er being designed after the | heantiful. ; lee , alr. ; week. and her three roo: in Hotel in New fork Our location enables us to $1.00 Cash Delivers Any Lamp | | honog raphs audi GREE. Oc: be. placed tase each| canal | h has underground rail- last item in the (ist ~ 1 bask moe aa "7 nope ta ran ae | 88 nertion: Work on the Offer our customers and the vasband had p: . be started until the public very gttractive prices. . | ri ; ~ : i ae . Each Bridge Lamps Floor Lamps | || Wit® Radio Adaptation Feacare “i i. =o a im A DS have given so generously of ing card, prt hte to the support of the children V'aduct is fimished. Rush said Official Railroad Time In- $80 Value, at the - requ! ei] ca ol | Li pian . PY i | — AJ Lio nv 7 OH- . ene mahogany Phon somplete organization and /|Cristmas W | eranbs which hate wonderful clear ' —~q. - sting of the fleet of more than no’ , . -_ and a separate cabinet for V¢ cks to finish the job by night-| Teday will 1700 “smoke baskets and bundies sent by the Be ery on. we Oss Ot. +e Peay Paks ss es ge BOOS | ty Wea le P «2 anyway.” ai BN SA BRN SI NN IN Lehman’s Great Christmas Sale! ‘Omit xe LAST DAY AT thie aro = > , . nH 9 x | rie—fi |i vour own radio : im $4.00 Cash—Balance in $: Cash Delivers One r Cash Delivers One | | Easy Payments =, | es Choose Excellent Gifts for Mother or Sister in This ‘Sale of “Landau” Cedar Chests Genuine Red Cedar Chest $17.50 Value, at S$ 30 the Union for. Give Mother or Sister a j > : LAAN aS, ; ; 2 ° cé >> zB ~ (on - © sos 3 st a. of genuine ed tenn cs Genuine Thor , ag Davenport Td > uy Clo thi Vacuum Cleaner | _ sees Genuine Red Cedar Chest $] ; Diet = ea pod cH « » 4 2 ™ - ‘sie ee, Eig oe Ek ; " “5 Mi ; ee x ae Se « vu “Ee = 4 = nny . - - 4 at : fey : es ee he eS A . 2 oat . tc 2 de oe as ie ae EA Pe oe > = a i. 2 ~ ¥ . : 4 A Practical Chrisez s the Union for - : = = = , 2 aa | = Telephone na . — . - = - +. — =. > ; aL >... 2 _ oe Pt are. Sewing Cabinet 7 rw 00 » Qaicendialliinns in Easy Papas = Value, at ino wee —— —— W alnut Cedar Chest | . ae the Umion for | . —— Se = — oe ae Prat Se ltntnn S 92 a “eel ’ the Union for. if h Chests, Cabinet made and | sarge-siz rea ~ Bi F Men rith enu edar They measure 42 inches in | liog~alyv iin } . or gth Cop! Ripe cg ee All - Wool Plaid $1.00. Casa—Balance in Easy Payments | os - Mackinaws with $25 00 . full . Belts... $6-85 Excellent fabri for Reed-F iber a W agon Assorted V ases FS En ox Girls! Yoke | 5 Slickers with | in piain or belt i . Unusually desir s:600 value. $ O40 casseee~S 1.00 SAR amram a? ee at t the U zion at the Union Each . made of reed and fiber with Large and small size Vases i , ‘Ving trays. Egvptuian designs and ~poly- 1.00 Cash Delivers One «hromed in various eolors. Delivery for Christmas — Royal Easy Chairs | | Choose for Gifts in This Saie of Fine = r. through material | a .f plaids. — Guaranteed ZF ee Start Payments ‘ bh =F ~=CséFeb«. 11,1926 —F REE~— ” : We will give you absolutely FREE with ~ Per Week! Remember— This is a brand-new guaran- thisPlayer Piano the following outfit— teed Player-Piano with a beautiful tone and of latest, Beeurf ui most attractive style and finish. With the Lamp. Music Roll Cabinet, Bench and Music Roils, this compietes a wonderfu! | With Silk Shade Christmas Player-Piano Outfit! $260 is our price for everything complete and best of ail, you can buy it on such easy terms (.° MUSIC ROLL low as $2 a week) that the Play rer\Piano Outfit will be paid for CABINET before you realize it—and well deliver in time for Christm ) as : : (,ood Selec tron of No Money Down l€ you trade in your present piano or phonograph at full present value as | first payment. 30-Day Free Trial Free exchange priv Hege at full price if fi ¢: i #: i : i #. i #: i #: is # if ¢- is t: is #. i #: is #: is f: M | ¢ 18 #: i Pe M t- iA #: e the Union for the Union for. an ane in the $35 Value, at $ ] QZ | $25 Value, at 5] mT = : 1 4 aq oe hu in f inl | = =l8. me Suits— ss | An exXcelient opportunity § t uy Selina = $1.88 $2.88 3 illustrated was made | that 6dd Rocker fer your livin >, ; 5. $3. 88, $4.88 ‘S| el: llx- for he e ty: h wl v | , “ all YR : ; |= . re «iA | i | i yi X Pa at av’ i room at The iow price Ol S11 75. construct 10n and imitation Span- jl These Rockers are distinctive in de- é i ‘ * : _ ; ish ath er uph olstery. Reelin- | and have choice silk velour or bae kK ati d footrest that slides ' vr eovverings ; a : : 1 6 - a : out of sight are exelustve + ‘ +... TALUPts. | ||| rr Vi | $1.00 Cash Places One in Your | Home RC ae Cae - . $1 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments || | x yy & UNION HOUSE FURNISHING CO., 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STh waheped one = TNE - STORE - WIVN.- the-CHRISIMAS-SPrRIT > — is! Our 7th Budget Plan x oe eee ees ASSES BEASTS ASAE SsSses wt ert tat

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+ ERIS : pe SS SS SS eh ce) Mahogany Finish End Table &s.so Values, at the Union for ; # afe and BARGAIN MF OUR ~~ ‘ ime for Christmas “UMORt Davenport Tables rea ] Ee) for hk finish Tables lacs ; bire} wood. well built and the long davenport style in the Tudor period. $1.00 Cash Delivers One A Practical Christmas Gift Telephone Sets $s5.s0_ Value, at the nion for finish t h underneath. of Fin rmchairs 30 OLIVE STREET | T>> Visit Our 7th & Market ‘ eed F ‘2 or. Si. Store . , ~ > > SS SS ae y MARKETS~SPoRTS| S — ~ — —_- — - LR —- + ART THREE. 500 Children to Get : : : AND 16 T Free Tickets Tomorrow MIRACLE" MATE For Festival Matinee (2 vi 8o:o. 2% and 16 will be eligible for tickets to the special Christmas matinee performance of The 3 \ ‘bution at Two Playgrounds, Beginning Miracle on Christmas day. : Tickets will be distributed at at 2 O'Clock —‘Baskets for Needy 3 eciock Thumiey’ afteraeen, , Dec. 24. at Mullanphy Com.- | and Gifts Prepared. es. 98, ot Oe — Mullanphy streets, and at Sou- fard Playgrounds, Seventh and ee —_— ——— Bverytalag now is in readiness contain ample food for the entire Soulard streets. w carrying Christ- Christmas day, and more, for the Requests from agencies and begin tomorre ; oe ° Sun ‘number of persons registered from institutions should be sent to cheer to the te wien é ean each of the families to which they William F. Yorker, chairman ds of St Louis’ needy families. | are sent, There also is a selection Ticket Committee, 350 Munici- ne last basket was packed before of gifts sent to the children of pal Courts. — mee wan today, arid the last bundle of | the same families. Gifts, which are Doors at the ‘ niagngyhercsn wil be ‘ . mnreparatory to to be distributed through the wvari- open at 1 oOo CIOCK, sharp, ae VP Prepare : ous welfare agencies, have been Christmas afternoon, and gent to their respective re-! sent to the } eadquarters of the close at 2 o'clock, when Though the baskets were’ agencies, together with the baskets performance begins. NO not be! that go to those families, and be- will be admitted after ginning tomorrow everv one who Small children, infants can be supplied will receive the arms and grown-ups will not daylight. ae Uae th gifts sent out through the hospi- he admitted with the children | sof bread and dressed chick- ¢ajity of the Post-Dispatch Christ- who are to be entertained at toh a hh} +? , thea : , — —— - ‘~~ ticKets spe- the perishame pare Qi ' mas Yestival Association. The Miracik Oniy tickets §] ’ hrie+m-: +) he Piacea into each Tl. nrinted for the ( firistmas ts, will on 1200 Smokes Readr. y I ee aa as the last item in the list r afternoon performance will be: dents. The men and won Each basket will carry a greet- Shave given s9 generously of ing card, printed in red and green ' ‘hristmas party former]; be e 4}, + *~. \y . [he on + ow - ry time and effort to this with good wishes for a happy ven on Christmas morning a . ~ . - \ ° es : - . . *} } } oa have oniy +? © work of distribu- pe ‘ - nA New ¥ se ‘6% the eliseum Wii he omitted Christmas and New Year from e 4 o'clock. wieted today. y will up until to ayYriy ‘ry . j afrom now on. a “cording to the : z vear hecause of rhe ’ , +) > Ty! s.% Post-Dispatch Chris Festiva sp rT. ati bers 01 e Post-Dispatch ; firacle matinee. - Gilts fot! od Association t9 the famliies sc i be we. | fa ; sent home with tse baskets. mmas Festival Association s . , a ‘ @ mirestiea in its if is a ? Ss, of ‘re . eT , be £ues Le ’ ) . . ‘hildrer ~ e Anus propor ns, and one that f rds “* ee ee i. : : . es ed: Be ET TONE ie ad ea Se ired careful planning j et. 240019 4 ai : requi! j ' “3. + o- . store . ‘ - ‘ 7 lyr > + * wtan famorrow to the home ess ete organization Sle ' _—e —_ - eee sss 7 eee 4 ' comp: Lal ‘ +) e citv who are being ng of the fleet of more the city, whe . . the Municipal Lodging rocks to finish tife job b: = ‘ ouse and the city jall. 6 ems: . tat C n this t was donat- | a cift baskets and bu s bacco in this gif a Special Christmas | Wrap- me pings if | Desired Buy Clothing for Christmas! this record Christmas clothing sale, which adds a fitting climax to our most successful year, we eifer our complete stock, at savings of fully 40°. Certainly an opportune time to invest in cloth- —for yourself, and for the giving of presents. Gift — Gift Suggestions — >= Suggestions for Boys , y # for Men Boys’ Two - Pants ahs, My Finest quality Suits in new vest | lige RA ag 7) i ie ye 4 ie 7 dels $4.88 = 5 if t : d | seer $3 722 oys’ Collegiate UE. | 3 “Cravenette” pro- mg Pants with Wn |) Ae . cessed Gabardine puffs $71 -88 | ie , shades $12.95 a +6 és i. Wool Plaid Hand - Tailored umberjacks with mitted wool bot- Overcoats ‘sun ts all . r $3.95 sizes 39 7:00 Wwe pia | For Men and Young Men| *:::: 1- Wool Plaid “Sealine” Fur Col- nig s'g¢| $25.00 OVERCOATS [tars for Men's _ ere 6:22 Excellent fabrics that enosate $3.00 are loomed for warmth at ~ . 2 os — , . , * ain os ~ Fo : ‘ bys or Girls’ Yel- | #24 wear. Single and e ; . : ‘ double breasted in Men’s Plaid Wind- 7 cna eta nusually desira . breakers with knit- : rt: St ie cheat ted bot- A: ial $9.98 a ( Basement > toms e* *« « $ 45 bys’ Shend-Lined Yellow Water- dats with wom- $30.00 OVERCOATS men or $9.33 t collars — 36:58 eo] ts a full belts x 50 girls °-- =— Bays’ Full - Lined area! Hinetly ~_— - * Men’s Sheep-Lined 7 ] ckers in attrac- | hack and throvgh-and Moleskin Coats tive through materials. Beau ° . d $ | .00 tiful solid colors and with leather-trim- eS... a (Secend Fileor) ' med $7.45 uvenile Overcoats pockets. . Mae sess | $45.00 OVERCOATS _| collegiate Trousers of Cassimeres in at $ 1 0:85 ens woven in the finest 5 () light $4.95 q Ses — forei2e2gn ri , ’ PTICATN dad evenile Suit s— | seiner svat wil pieess ; eee 88, | st ting All-Wool Trousers $1.88, $2.88, y- mon Bea U in beautiful suit $3.88 ‘oe; $y j shades, models and p terns. Silk trimme $688 sont ow Purchases Wrapped in Special Christmas Wrappings Without Cost, if Desired — ~~ N. W. Cor. Eighth & Washington UIS. 1 Co. The third and final item of hos- Pitality offered in the way of Christmas cheer by the association the tickets to the special matinee performance of “The Miracle’— wil) be distributed to the 6509 chil- dren who are to enjoy that spec. tacle by the Ticket Committee to- morrow at 2 o'clock. Chairman William F. Yorger and his corps of assistants already have delivered the tickets to the orphanages and institutions from which children, * » ; tion of subscription liste have cov- Co., 1201 Pierce are to be sent. and beginning at o'clock tomorrow there will be a committee at the two playgrounds which have been designated as dis- tribution centers. and the tickets will be distributed according to the plan worked out by this commit- tee. Where to Get Tickets, These distribution centers are The Mullanphy Community Center, Eleventh and Mullanphy streets and the Soulard Playground, Sevr- enth and Soulard streete Yorger’ +)p*> eS aad. 1925. asks that any requests for tickets mn son Sou : an mployes RK. H. } be sent to him at his office, 330 | Co. 3714 we 5 Municipal Courts Building, where | ar — : ‘icc Bros., Pree att an ~lO2 Franklin . i€ \ \" Lid have | iref i] ‘ onsidera- kanployes Maccahee Cafe ae | lion. _ North Eleventh ‘ne Manployes Zakor Bogasuan, 121°! Subscriptions have been commg = ave iat pe i iain ' : i 5 ce mployes Franci - in well during the last 24 hours and | 804 ¢ hestaut .. mage 93 the total now is well over $10.000. J. | ve Mobile & Ohlo R. R., : / may é% + ae &15 Pine street ; lie or the committee that no por- Employes Trolicht-Dancker. 3°20 tion of the entire city } — North Twelfth ) , : nt ty has been Employes Sterling Hosiery C*. overiooked, and that every citizen 1211 Washington ‘ has at least had ; siindniesliiiceiitesilids Employes Videlity 4&2 Deposit a . ha in opportunity to Co. of Maryland, 105° Pierce contribute his bit to the undertak- Employes Bauer Bros. Brokerage ing (o., 312 Noerth Fourth. . = Employes D. G. Evane Coffee (o.. 704 North Second Previeusiy acknowledged S$ 8.865 Employes Mohr Decorating Co.. Emploses Dugan-Wolfert & Du- 4513 Olive gan, 1508 Washington } Employes (Continental Paper Bag Employes 41 Ss. Allee Ce., 539 Ce., B10 Clark North Grand } 5 Employes BR. H. Tait &2 Sons. Employes Schmucke Hauling & Inc.. 1717 Casa Storage (0... 110 N. Tenth Employes Pittsburg Erie Saw Continued on Page 26. ee ane SPATCH £23323 WANTS ESTATE a —a PAGES 21—36 4949 DELMAR BLVD. 217 NORTH 7TH ST. Christmas Gift Creations Artistic Candy Containers from Abroad and elaborate Domestic Conceiwthat will a an pat sean ifes « « « after the delicious BITTER eondianaseene SWEET CHOCOLATES $950 Oertcrous Honey t, Full Cream Caramels. Butter to $12.5¢ ~ream andother Tempting Centers. Che sit 7 Sc WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE Largest Exclusive Retail Candy Manufacturers in St. Louis pul Th Christmas! is the greatest season of the year. To the Christian world it means the Savior's birthday. To the kiddies, unable to compre- hend the day's full religious signifi- cance, Christmas means Santa Claus, reindeer, chimneys. stockings. candy, toys. and unbounded happiness. To the city's poor. Christmas méans a day when the more fortunate ones - share with them the fruits of their success. On each Christmas day we rediscover an old truth «7 * that by making hap- piness for others. we bring the great- est joy to ourselves. The Mississippi Valley Trust Com- pany hopes that this will be your greatest Christmas. % SAINT LOUI a 4°32 5 CT £- gee o- 33 ieee b To2>%be git trees Sete sOReee: 20352.522 54 teeth tego: oe 85 838) 3s. . Sites eh Seep TT oe as ; g38ee 4 Shastecsecss 3: S$hS32 oe. tans 53. S5bogeeti gabe teegases. ts: tls ieehee #:2 setts: 3t: 74 : 33338 sets: ae * «seeseli iy * +3 ad ss PP ae tee! a i) Nate 33 = 7 é 7 red +, th. ter ery Pee t <F @ ? ; . ° 433 ef ws er 7 4 é 3. paTh “ote it, ee “er were ner ORR Ree seers Re we eee ee . o. ; a Pe, c “———_—~? SSS

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‘' “? WEDNESDAY FPEXTNG, DECEMBER 23, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ST.LOUIS , : ini “UST A » aK ee —— = . accused 0% ~~ Bast} Ther the British PAYERS READY FOR (MOONSHER SHOT. "nay mtcwmtmata =: Pes Sa —— HANGAR TO COST $18,500 *>.2 "=~ ~“ rp > izer eleven da vf va cea WTespece Comes: New Improved CROSLEY wats a8.) 2s oe —— i . r 7 — ‘ " ‘. ° . . 4 =o ; ‘ ‘ ss . . As -—= — * ~~ ha -" > j ; i : : On ~ > + ty r, ~= — ; . _* ' ¢ last asvest agstones ar ‘ BOS ) — B lens accessories... @ ; ane are t agnor gente ee ae olds and the DEEPER THAN EVER r > te tit = | ' ’ . s s ‘ompiete with tubes, hatleries. The wanderful omtabe ty * ' lewd k Ready wliar $O.Co a ‘ ~ - . +\) : , ” value ¢ is =peria. : . Aa "4 New 1926 Improved De Luxe Cabinet r To break up a eold overnigin'|—that’s 4 dee. ” $14.95 | Ss Stabe, regular Soy “ or to eut short an attack of sea nor ¢ v2 ve nreu taiue new bs — Boys $2 4-Wheei Coasters... | $1.50 3-Whee! Billy Carts. | . Cm OL ra ae BE i sageeme Prcnrilty 3 | a ; ; Scaoters w P _ ¥ nic under 1 eves of od - . - itt, | influenza, sore throat ence with $1.50 Kiddie Car Wake wy Ban verajon of the Max Retahaedt jeter Depwty Sheritts imvestipat Ye amr — vi STOCK FOR DELIVERY AND INSTAELAREMarugzists ate now Tecommend- cold has 50 thesis Bax. cishel bor: | ae , as 3 ae * > S55 | ) ) BEFORE XMAS MORNING © Giing Calotabs. oe amicot and $18 All-Steel Express Wagons... panei hagas _—aaapenghligreeredpe reget: sree : n FR * {mame Ss ELECTRICAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS TMM), aives you the effecte/i 30°, TO 80%. ' - . 1. and : : ; @ ; —S : : Muiet that gives you th effeets \‘ — — biectric Toasters, $5 . af ealome! and salts combined. 11.50 Chemmy Coaster Wager... : aa Res a 511.58 ” CHEAPER THAN : ie ~ i : 3 , ach | ” : t a ' : eelate ' ,as ¢ : tee Peeoo., $4.50 | = shout the unpleasant effects “ a - either. | Get a 65c¢ Blocks, size; dex 50c Tey komm now ‘ 1Sc REGULAR PRICES ea gen settee aR pay : , 4 | “wd ieee 7 ; ' . > TEILiChK™: Macks. arfomis. Packards, Teledes al (urting Lrons $150 , , $5.00 to $30.99 | Menasha Pads. $8.50 One or two Calotabs at bed-| taining . » with a swallow of water cents. At ime =e ‘ 4 ‘Ss 60¢ | ee 0 namen “y 1 be | 5 Terry LL TPOMOBILES $5.00 to $45.00 . be -h? was . er ' | us , i2-4 ereo.. 38 val r r t “" atopy Figg BhiyeLin—oasters. Columiua. etc $22.00 to $15.00 ’ 8 50 . Ma a = er $3 val: . : ° . e ~ ° . . ; . ’ ™~ ™ . ‘a a pete - Ric VYotLi —facers. Columbias. TKucbr« $25.00 to $45.00 - gyn - aver, -o— . $7.50 Am. Besuty ; Waffle Irons, $13 valk Peer as ~ (FTP RS s s a ‘ t 7 r $1.50 w $33.54 . $4 AND $5 FANCY WOOL new for | : ie engagement. in . me ror BIKES and PEDAL BIKES oe ae a nee | $6.00 Universal soldering Irons, $2 aa . t ia : ' Ins an Suns, Anigchts Tose] " ) BARBY WALKER —tTarlor Tots $3.00 to $5.00 ”" : Our Grea Chr 1S .. CRICKET Gs ~ 4 ‘,? ~— ‘us itm) =few4 , Sr1oo t> si0 sen) ; Timmons Radic “SB” Elim. $21 95 Anzapo Toy Meters; | women and ge ee ; Sader ow . ving a blond - REPAIRING OF ALL MAKES — ——== o_O TCH OR , ‘\ Fi re | | hts Manv Students be sa : a " ADiiiedin Radio . 7 ww, Ask You . — : Electric | White and ae nat Lht arts Home for Xm 1129 OLIVE ST. GARFIELD Hersehide Gloves, “27, $4.DS/| Men's Fancy Knit Vests . neem : , , fur lined. S4.4S| Men's $8.50 Bath Nodes S495 F : .s s many Si .y : : . , | OPEN EVENINGS TO 9 ocitocx” Mitts $S.GS| Men's $10 Bath Rodes $5.95 opie | | | | | = . | Gs TO * clad Gieves.._. $2.95} Bors’ $5.50 Wes! Windbreakers. rist . | ~ | a POST-DISPATCH is the St. Louis i mPrrarkise iF all mi\~ mi mee R TIRES rt ON WHE ~~ evening newspaper (;.4ite= HPFLD es 484) Pe Pas T “ DF LIVt iH oren tft STII xs P “q >. ed J. F. BALLAK & CO., 100 WN. {2th ass: : . . | . (HESTSUT YOUR CREDIT 1S Gé EVERYTHING IN DIAMOND Everything usually found in @ ewelry Store— Rogers Plate Suve — _ : . Z * | : ‘ “4 - . ; : ‘ lier Pearl Nec laces, Ivory W hut : = \A\i T = . Fountain Pens. ‘ | i Men's $27.58 Leather Coats, woe! lined $14.95. S WNon's S Watch: Men's $$ Mackinaw Canis. $4.95 | - Men ep atch : . ‘*- - ™ Tol oe o , - ~~ 7) . . ‘ a MEN'S $18 CORDUROY § 5 the > im. and assis ee : gre a ca - . ; _ san i. : / = . . “ti ‘ _y Le of a SHEEPSKIN-LINED ) . ys geeme? Ean. goke-(illed cases, jew- @ —_—_—_—_- j . ~ o : ‘ . —s cls! Watcha i “ual e) CoATS puawestnsé Sterm= —— ygalres Collar - ~ & : she aS : Re Sa rs eR NEE a nem NR eemgge cialis a “A —s 50c Down $] a Week $9.95 CROSLEY PUP |.TUBE RADIO SET. Special. $5.85 Bern tp ite z $4 STAR ELEC. TOASTER $1.98 $i@ ELEC. TOASTER GRILL $5.95 $4 Geld Sea! Electrre Ture-Over Teastey . $2.83 $5 Star-Rite Electric Turo-Qver Toaster. $3.69 $10 Berstead Guaranteed Electric Waffle ron. $5.75 $16 Universal Electric Waffle tren; special $12.85 Elgin W atch eins tak: occas | $27.50 Values 4 ] , s é ;QO%} if ' ~ is. rife as ‘to wha l S GREETINGS TO NAVAL FORCES AB ee mad Nets eneravee Fnad if a rear god«ad-fille! Treemiant an~™ teed Licin Vv $1 Down J hi fy $laWeek 7 i and turgesine: 58 Ul wivrersal Thermar wlertrie $5. Peres) gine Qs $& Electric Perceister at ay 39 $16 Universal Urns, S-cur $12.98 = AS ILLUSTRATED. a © departmen: aporectate +88 = ALL SIZEs perk well deme. f extend on — . : ; ae = dehaif of the navy deep aympath: . | . Diamond Ring / : os we : a nd wa is : ie mPa ros | = | a a ae | ; Three nice-size brilliant ae : Ladies Wrist Watch | . | : ra ! $20 Value [Mamonmds in am I1%8-k. — ‘al | } | iia \\, Ring: $67.50 valuc | Pall Down stairs Pro re. Fata ai ; ‘ a , A rocreved 14-4. eS —_ - . ’ ' , ; re. ~ a ‘ , . . - ~ . - j . . ge . - 2. | ° = a - - ; : AST @rear ” 5 . - - 50c Down, - F es) - "Ga . Boys’ $5 Dress Shoes, tan, biack and brown: afl sizes _ Siuries apparently suffered wher . . : , ” "ore = 3 : + | + $1 a Week aii AT TALL | ae _ tre aTe * " —— e. ae . = — = : of ‘Te ’ As *) = ~¢ . . > . = . _— . on _ 2 , 2 . —— at 9Und —- = , - “a bee. a a’ me ~ : a ; =~ . : at — a Shoreham Ao —_ i . tei oe —" ‘ = — Rete m Receivership. ‘ . ; at \aad \aea \ . = . Ny vr" a - ' by ‘ * > iis , a- ~ " .) ed : lef 7 , > : 7 . . = , ’ : — , — — > ARMY GOODS STORE) Just Think— ®ARrnATT For Him— : x ewe Our warm woolly Overcoats for @ “ has been operating ft. The «:- What a wonderful gift for a man our —_ a. _ Se _ : tn : ~ iip-diiten ees tua = ~~ vs 10" & Washin * ton _ eer e setae _ p-fhrwasdh : $29.75 Suit would make 002 LIVE ST. gut priced at $24.50 a eee SA a -— TT _ er. rn — 3 trem .o= »* ed rOTRiS Sere 27s — lan =n ene + = . ®h as reasons Tor the request.

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_ 7 es _ pate ll ren ren at om ee apatite. ‘i — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC EMBER 23, 1925. _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ - tg vice rer rae = — -_— +. — --= = ee Sa ESO Se , accused of; misconduct with Sir {with oop , risen te commana Segre ANT |S ned $10 og Tass Sat Se | ia ye a Luni DIP MAN CAICHT 2 the Br tish Secret Service, in Hyde /for having jumped } bail last | TIME FOR XMAs_ Tise BASIL TH x Son pleas een enying, Jumped her ball las | Park about ten nights ago, plead- | Monday. wu | : ; ;' y, when she should have ap- o Pleads Guilty of Misconduct | ed guilty in Marlborough Street peared, that she had a fob ae PEN ™ TRAORDINAR uh Former British Secret Police Court yesterday and was didn't want to lose it. One of ¢] € NEAR dh AN} (HL IVE s , ig : ~ a : - —_ + Service Chief. : r lined $10, with ailtermati.. of solicitors in the case asked that bd pt, 1925. bs the Presse and Pulitzer, eleven days’ imprisonment ~* . ' ne FF a W orid ¢. was count ad eae her enstag be postponed until Sir . bor acenngt l Open Evenings t to mB . . SLEY . and Post Dane ight out that the girl | Basil comes to trial on Jan. 4, but 1926 Models Mupxp0N. Dec. 22.—Thelma de! w ested severs ait eeenintialian ial ieee ae ; ; - 2 : a J, ; - id i > was arrested several weeks ago fo: 4 the m igfis ate ga q that since Mi bs | ,oOT) } 4 S Trird S$ . gi-year-old actress who is a similar offense and after a talk de Lava had pleaded guilty there Policeman, Entering joes wee Limited Limited uper- Na Pecial ie -~ inieee Diem Ghenady Mine 4 Apprised bv Pantomime oft MiMen's id ‘ Aiie i 3 —peria were advocated by Mre. Edith /. , Gabardines or Overcoats, ’ Rockefeller McCorm v k. daughter lla fron a s*enowcas Topcoats and J aproved De Luxe Cabinet Models F te break up a cold overnig n|—that’ s all. No salts, no nau- 1) ler, § | : i! y the manacer of Ge, of John ht i>¢ K efe) _ in 17 ad- A pantomime by -_ re ——— i wo-Pan - Suite. anlse $14.95 ee 7° aspen "ae $19.95 or, to cut short an attack of|sea nor the Slightest interfer- dress jast night to the 1100 mem- ithe store quickly apprised Dowling Ss | ts Suits Overceats, 1. “DT influenza, sore throat. ence W ith your eating, w ork or bers of the Krenn & Dato reali , the character of the visitor and 4° Boys’ and Girta«a’ : ’ . ; +“ T onr . ; 7 iy “ae te te He | Or : WN, ATWATER KENT, KENNEDY y tonsilitis, physicians and pleasure. Next morning your * a Pie emer er ie 8 8 iis Citewe Sie bad bed Yellow m > | , is f eially i: ‘ested. Qn sted ve : hi Lae , DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION & drogeists ——y ommend- cold " has vanished, your SYS- ae wa a e when we are at work {|tim@ to turn around. The scen — ORE XMAS MORNING ing Calotabs, ~ tu 900m and tem is thoroughly purified and ana play: if,~when we are at home, |the robbery and capture was the Bir sar ami — Men's $5 Velour Hats ? lave V e tee) f} jt] we love our home; if, when we are’ Crown-Al]) Hat Co. at 218 North \ oung Men's ) Saw calomei compoun ab you are ieeling fine with a , Men's $4 Fur Caps ICAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS you the effects heart vy appet) “en kk with our companions and friends, | Sixth street. fi Baltimore ‘ ; etite for breakf _ ; , work of five. There is « ua saving let that g7ves iy ap} eakias Men's Fiber Initial Hdkfs., 6 for 50c ahem me love and co-ops rate with therm. : ‘ E Re : - : Tailored Ratterles last louger. - ; er a a had just opened up the ore | Lniversal Pemoo., $8.50 ‘al, $6.29 athout the unple asant cffects ger. last year will be small compared ..)., geet aon entered. covered him }) ' i Overcoats and Shirts, double elbow. lined Poreolator Sot This improved model : any cabinet, ws . ' . « : é ith next vear. ¥ I have p . gies : { it t mest wer either. ” Get a family pac kage, con wn nes ear, wien Wwe Have put | with a revolver and ordered him ‘uv Two-Pants Suits bosom or Eskime.___- Ah with ‘deo Siaes peratched furling Irons, $1.50 val. oF nuch lovee into everything we/., , ins Mae ma - 780 HE One or two Calotabs at bed- taining full directions. ‘only oo | 80 mucaA | : & “| hand over his money. Bernhard at a Newest Shades Men's Silk Ties, boxed Sey RAED SONOES.. SS Se of? wval.. $6.49 lo. : : 7 » with a swallow of water| cents. At any drug store. first attempted to remonstraté, but and y Tomplete with “A and ewe Perce. 98 val... 2am — finally handed over 71 cents in ' G's anianeens 175 | Ferme tates rah caloment ISG | sola on Time Par , $2 5 it shone ant *tinteias the intradad 4 en's weaters.__. Wari | 12 | { iange aiid Watcined iif int? ude? ; 50 : 4 ; Ce te on | take $9.50 from the cash register Boys’ Indian and Cowboy Outfits SSc New Improved 1926 2-Tube 51, Special Deans C] o | “Now you stand here or I'll! Boys’ Fire. & Policeman Outfits 2.59 Regular Price Less Accessories, $23 . ~ Our Great Christmas ! Movi Ie Club osing drop you.”’ the robber said, indi- Men's and beys’ si Li he ile Combination Suits 75c ecial for Thi ope sere EE OUTFE ITS : Pottfcre L imit 2000 Members j : ition a3 . s BELO P-L The ad en! omod ination — : av f | cating a position behind ; O Moleskin Coats, *h. 45- 6, Of) Men’ $4 J Coats _. i 930 : CABINET CRY AL ™’ in, i” sorted : -_ . ear of te atere e startc a ens ersey ee = AAS colors ONE DAY ~ MAY DECIDE iT | _ ss Bnd b ses : 1 Start beaver collar Men's & ladies’ $7 Bath ‘Rabes3.95 | SIZE 1026 INCHES e | ‘ ; valk | halte TI ii€ Men’‘s . ay / renee \mas tree oords.. “4 ! / J Any purchase up to $40 on about for one that sufted him. , " : De Forest Sets : S ¢ Ask You. .\ ned our wonderful Ciub Plan—-10 At this ju noture, Policeman : RADIOLAS No. 25-28 AND SUPER Vill . . aoe eae bowling appeare the open door ' der Radio Electric Co — to Go : - cents down special easy He had left his ~ aam there the OM STOCK ; ? Rapem Everywhere pitas terms on higher-priced Bin: ero: and was returning tor Mal i $10.00 TO $25.00 DOWN ON ALL MODELS GARFIELD 3017 7} ibe on ee ee “Ey . articles. them : . , ee + ; | " + to ws and com- Part), ] idder rom the JF 4 ef % . ; og ~~ pare prices obbe > the post. the manager PNENINGS TO 8 O°CLOCR Milo. | %\ THIS IS THE PLAN Fe .%. — ' Loe a » \ held up his hand ag® a Signal for - — = = psf. / Ne . pA . ar a oe week—‘0c next — the poiiceman to be quiet. Then nu e C il “} Begin ; next and co an up te Si. he held his hands above his head. . No payment higher then $1, and ith then back down again. 90c, ROc, 7Oc. covertiy looking toward the ma * sf te yomr iast Ours for payment of only —10¢ at the ann wennn: an . . 7 . Ly Christmas Tree eae 0) Ingalls | | ¥ (7-JEWEL ! sw the policeman cot the __ mm wininie po - ill ieee eonssted -shaped Genuine National $93 THIN MODEL idea. ae sipped ay a aan STH AND FRANKLI to Gur Customers Bulbs. in various cong with connecting nocket te = | from its holster, tipt ease | } holster, tiptoed up to th tip imer in serics up | 5 | man at the showcase and jammed Pisin Fisore ff | 00” ANG. [the muzzle of the weapon into his MAS TREE BULBS Scots Scisn: cos, + am . : $ Dowling pulled a rusty revolver $3 value; LS - . : . le sis aliclik «a ’ GO Buying cifts. Get them al! from the robber'’s pocke shored . DON T BROKE here and pas nest year his own palit bpack.into his hol os YOUR CREDIT 1S GOOD . 7 ta Others $15 aad and marched his prisoner *® nearest box. EVERYTHING 1 DIAMOND SEMEL to $90 WRY DECIDES KILLING OF = ' , ' in this fine greuping Thursday. filed here today by Mrs. A Pas eredit is good for nny UME su ’ . } Alberini, formerly of ‘ of l-« ‘ +. ’ *NLtuckyY, agains Ajiessandro eA) Down ASO ung Martha }-. twood $1 Week | 0 te Fh ¢ aan lea is iit ci iso an opera w a ‘ ™ . Very apecinl LP ‘ hriatma* eredit terms 3 ’ Jresaea. T ‘let S correspondent. Mrs. Alberin} Ij on your ehoice of these fine I russes one recentiy filed vy ne . 50 , A $20 Value husband, charging her wit] ‘uc] - Tem: ere heer peart & FLOOR LAMP and abusive treatment. — Evenings ane turqueter ] Mrs Alberini seeks the custod’ mitre if Charm } .* > % } } — ‘ ‘i ai : . — NER 9 et erg tee mene ge A, A AL LS ER in NE A OE hter, Martha. support inns Witt Be wt ae ee She already has two $190.- sults pending in superior court inst Miss Attwood and ova] 7 yler of Nice - ation of affections Open x divor e sie Evenings ¢ matter com- Till piace at Milan I when Alberini and Miss At- mas “i were studving there Lm lhe Ticket Office Held Up for $1000. By @ Associated Press KANSAS CITY Ne Lier ; pe Ad. ; —— | Concealing the lower part of his : —_—_ 4 — . b * oe on . : * . > 7 ray vw ith } is let } t } - . « te . ’ . > ~ — ee ' La id iat : nand a . oun, lies’ Wrist Watch ! Se maa a ubeadres “ae . , om robbed the ticket- office of the S* $20 Value | : - Louis-San Francisco Railroad het: Boy now and pay next 14-k. white = . | today of about $1000. He compelled vear. Handseme new -_ , ’ , . - . = ced “mw . |? *).00 . clerks to he on the fioo: Then he models te cheese from .- PN _ . S se “ ~ dN WES " ” x > ‘ : = - . . => > : " a» ‘ - SS os A § St . ~ > . . . ~~ ~— SHx EN walked into the passing stream 061 —all fashionably talier- TS MAQqu SNS TVR (Christmas shoppers and disap ed—all unusual values. peared 50c Down, | | ) 100 White Girls in Chinese Quarter P ' be! ; Pe = $1 a Week a SZ <i-_ , . | Special to the Pos:-Dispatch. [ Smart 1£ 2 ok 835 NEW YORA, Dec. °23.—A cam- paign to clean up Chinatown was | SI l ch Zz $95 predicted todas v hen Getectin es. Sivics for men aul penne searching for ihe missing /%-year- nen in a wonderful assortment of rich, new old Julia Vetteriein and her ad- naterials and patterns. Buy on creint— mirer Sing Foo discovered that take your ewn time to par more than 100 white girls are liv=- 2 ing with Chinese in this mysterious part of New York's underworld ’ Many of these giris have been re- " ported ‘missing’ none of them, ap- Manufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Player-Pianes arm woolly Overcoats for a useful ” = parently wanted to return to thelr ( \ 5S} ° somes. TT olice could find 510 W gift priced at $24.50 Southeast Corner 11th and Olive Sts. (1018), St. Louts Ss at ae Bienen. ae ae the | oung Chinese. a

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Tf. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23> 1925. 3 . . A AD ae ee ondersigned appeal to these Ameri-,vard is treasurer of a St. Louis . , : , — “= 4 _ meee = | He will resume his | -it ch e itt 4 Charies co ™ «te | : : = A, . — “ DR. HUMPHREY BEGINS AS [eco Dee. 31 Ho wi m1$10, 000 Plea to Prolong Life can circles, whe afware bare meg-| branch | some inno oA | aus Old Recipe RAILROAD 7 M. 4 A. HEAD ad his home, 15 South —-" land educational work of general among those interested in the re- » i anid today. significanc We consider Holzap- lief movement . | , Gis Up Postion Aner 11 Years|'prncerrreramomea cares ot! OF Austrian Genius Working (sfitccrts. Sat percent tert) “Setore inuncttog «generat a-| i , A. ‘branch in 1 an ’ to Resume Practice as Osteo- | the oe Ae ng spirits of today. in the preser-| peal, an attempt was made to ob- throughout bd Fm if i work the tein belp from various philan- pathic Physician. | was identified ¢: losely 7 atinon of whose Iife an r | > * Dr bens | the war with the work of caring for um onscience «hole civilized world ts interested.” | thropte funds and foundations, but The resignation of Dr. Ru | ¢ ecldiers and it found that their ru! a H me 11 a executive | the larce numbers Of SoM Local Committee Formed. il was touD at their rules an , vere thaeGe ~h ; pomotiet cya egy 2 sailors passing through St Lous . — Dr. Zbinden undertook to present bylaws. made in past years and oars, LBarge OF far secretary of the Railroad Y. M. ©, | He also served on the car commiuis- a the Ho izapfel relief appeal itr the without a view to special cases of usually spent - | gmoney d Civ & ’ ; + ae =. Tt is sim pre “SY A., has been — by the b Tl sion which handled the movement Di . | . S I ° Ex ) -ourse of a visit to this country on, this character, would not permit of ration ip lips ee + of managere It will hecome ef-' of troop trains in this district. © m t. ot °C e A See oo work connected with the program such use. The fund bel ng sough* we e ft poke — fe ~ 7 . ° _ 2 of the International Philosophic ig not to exceed $10,000. Holzap- (Os om It ta a ; plains Philosophy, Mis- — whe s gives immediate re- | Conference, which meets at Har- fel has a wife. who has been an in- eu Pressure of . . BB SS OS ae + vard University next September. valuable helper in the work, and a: Dire Need of a = , °° Tini boule-' two ch en of school age Se ' 24 hours or ess. = inti BUY SOMETHING FOR THE CAR sion and cus of Pinex from any Sayer for th THIS CHRISTMAS | — Maria ue St esas | 8 Sg SIF ALY CFIA LD CIOS Ft a es into a pint bottle, | co-receivers of BOO AND RADIATOR/EXHAUST PIPE HEATERS— Por af wranuiseed sus@r! cry @ St. | k ee 3 3 : Values such as these are positive proof of our at 2 mR ‘ : . . . - ¢ int. f you COVERS—Fer ali ayer: cars. $6.50 * = re you finest quality Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry. on z.- : 4 Ie ., which were =, - “ “-* _- ai erm = + , Cc oi . : . $1. 4 T HE work and teach‘ ngs of Ru " m * 25 . rs ‘ nie redit terms, at iowest cash prices—prices ry ) instead of ——— v | of house! ves hare W : ‘ sre . iy stopping = Ocernaes given by Fred mparison yesterday her thor . 4 , > *; . ay it tastes ijolph Maria Holzapfel, author oe : Every article in our complete and gorgeous stock hag | > ee. ant tales of “Pan-Ideal.” and leader in = . | . a selected for its distinctive design, its except ) —_. ’ : a, and value—and voy can have your choice for as ie ctu research and in the ® | : io how ckl 3 5 age howian acience —— [Vee SSS SSS EES down and as much as one entire year ‘o pay st = “ t~ - a every a of the human conscien ;- = SASS SESS SSE Se Why wait for ready cash when you can just as caatly & . ' penetra! threat and lungs have been described to interested = . > SS S---S ne credit here. Come in today. a of ' ti eos the eh leerm. St. Louisans in the tlast few days : i ze = : ce, Ss == =: - ’ | the merm branes, by one of his pupils. Dr. Hans M sae Se C Right) 72s: : a LU - : : eae et curety the am. ) age =i a’ es | > / Two exceptional values in | . ic Kle dreade ingen «a Swiss “holar . Z >: y. / 7 ; . : Paks . -~ . Zt incen, a Owissd schoia g > ® Gift so , . Diamond Rings. Blue-white Phe os ti ; Nothing | Holzapfel. a native of Austria — ~~ Men 5 Box . 44 diamonds of wonderfu! brii- “ | bronchitis. spasmodic | — aaa = 3 : ; J / liane 18-k ; by od for bronchial! | concern of the With dash inow living tn Bern. Switzerianda, is , Sa = “> co LOaP, Ff, P=. gol@ mountings of exquisite ae . | & St. Louls & trols years old. is career of schol- By seen olin ee Shave Cream and Uy ant design, beautifully hand en- is = special and highly) Sawyer, whe $7.25 —, * = arship and research had. as an aks 4 ees : ‘al ' caies aS graved. | ted d of genuine | Sast St. Louls ¥ , , | , ’ . . _-—> > . - +s - -- > "- 4 - > ae on . artier background, a period of ‘ . 7 Lilac Imperia - so Ss ‘Sacses = . \\ | Jy, ' } . p ’ known the . AUTO SUPPLY co. activity and color, which gave him Rj : s Toilet Water. $1.50 sScasaarssees en secee caer eet eeteeeee ; “~ a, ly | , “65 HIGH ST. much of his wide acquaintance >» 2 he ae | "eeaSecetensas saress: :seserseeteeraaaitesaiies. .s is ra : | ~ rae NT AW. we-4¢ ‘tet. e tha : > : i =. al “se - : . - ae ° BRANCH STORE AT 2118 EAST GRA vith ae nature He was th 22 SSgSisz sss: . se ~ , = . anything else. Guar-i plication for whose charity practice left no pro- Soos sa eneeges 4 Cs Left) R ; ee absolut e satisfaction | i, was m sion for his ¢ | He went to ses. ee | $2 -y tly refunded, TBe) The ’ n . : ' ; : iw ayne. Ip giish. he : South Africa in his youth. worked ‘ —— Se ES is Piquante a “aa i permanentiy | epee ae ag boy. Uineestth ren Oa | x ‘ ' : 4 signed last J ‘ ‘It is his purpose to give men a King for reiler (or Mmoizap.es x - [Ss No deposit Is neces- ; | yestigation knowledge of themselves, which m iy as harity t on + m y j sate as: sary — Will : been vald a will match the learning they have —— — en — 5 oe men of 4060 years ago knew. bers of the committee say. “as e SD = : : Thomas was Study of Con-cieie. ias the unmanimous and enthustastic ~~ =~ , , J : | quest of #toc Holzapfel made a special study opinion of leading intellectual! cir- ‘ , . , ut oo conscience, the inner voice that -les o7 Furopean centers. that Hol-" : _ Chartes M. ; = 7? cc > - + - - . ’ ; ‘ _ . -o tell us what is right gapfe! is not merely a thinker and ; ! f eae wera. Bs ' ‘ &* Peene . , . tift : J Lain . and leaves the in di- _— ‘ . ——— e-+*eee : ’ ’ " sei epee ‘ Bulkwark Against Chaos.” a= aearaceaeoras “s siruge ing between , - . n- * ‘ ‘ s ; a _~ 4 oe . * VAaRN™Ne : Thomas despit : “in his persomality and in the =: : =: = SS ote | terested parties rapidly increasing in‘ivence of his + fees 282s sees ose _ — ideas and aims we behold one o: Soee- > WD. wssuaie: taassaetezees. Jast West of Sixth St. the firmest and most powerful bul- = en ge OPEN EVENINGS AND CHRISTMAS « Warks against the intellectual chaos mavinced him that 4,4 +he social anarchy which Ac your favorite store are many more not the permanent : - ‘ 'everrwhere are threatening the life had deen supp: sed— pir ations % COLGATE’S Gifts that are sure to please The POsT- DISPATCH ‘a the oaly St. Louts in large part the voice The results of his researches as newspa;r news ry and represented —— WITYITIITITITT r) 7 = aii van - CLARKST LH ee UAT CRETE EE PT TPT ET ee The lynching fords of parents. teachers. le. "*cosnized rank of Ernest Mach or of th Negro. was vestigation Count Hermann Keyserling. wh $ A id t _ % we Four cclden — ee Ins urance pF | : | * | . + a 5 S — aa a oj Fat gl FS = : Pt Of Course i ° 5 | That’s the World Famous \* mode 1x +> contd 4 ia. Ps - , oe oe j _ au fed tee? —— eee oS ¥ s sor ® “ 4 Ce ee aes & * SE a fae? te eet et, i 9 eT FaS's SommeeRADIO It costs more. but does more «AAORE stations in a given length of time, under identical conditions, thanany other Radio in the world.” That's the Zenith challenge. A challenge that no one has dared to take up. Hear Zenith. Find out for yourself its great distance, greater selectivity and greater clearness of reception. —_— by the thinkers of the _- oe and boo ks. 7 a He saw the need for a new con- sstenace which should be a wise ~- . " I ° ™ = . -_ . L\s=cjen “-e at 4 wn! ., shouica ;0. 4 a ._* , . © ~ ™~ eid the individual, in the name of to acts of crueltr. deceit and TE : , Lppreciated Before you select ary Radio at any price hear Zenith We'll gladly give you a demonstration in your home any time. DeLuxe Art Model Super Zenith *500 to #2000 and development More its high and far-reachinc idealism o rk appes’ 4 es eee es ee OPE SS SS MES HE NENE x Jeciared ‘the more humanity ad i night as he w Yances the mc heuse. after murder of Terms *5 Weekly Up Open Evenings Until 9 O'Clock -_ ng pers inciuding himself 4,oids Hasty Conclusions. indictments : 7 against any For Only ie regardless , , _ community. i\jury to it . — third degree HE finest built emplored im and longest lived @ confessions garage at the most arrested You DO NOT Have to Subscribe for . Sana je ll Tyler 254 for By che Any Newspaper to Get This Policy y a aes homers ular 7 | Willie Fle ti eintz Steel om his Heretofore, Travel Accident Insurance Policies, less iberal in terms, have + & M&g. Co. (word recel been offered to readers of other St. Louis newspapers, but the policy hold in and Clinton ff '™ ° er had to subscribe for the newspaper offering the policy, and continues” == 5 ae the subscription in order to keep the insurance in force. “a be ayted- near there wy => Fieming. This Post-Dispatch offer does not require that you subscribe for any news ~ A'Z0 Seaneuel paper, so the risk of lgsing your insurance following a stopped subscrip> | SINTMENT at Soe tion is not present in this offer. Your dollar, accompanied by the applica- —~ : / y ¥ ¥ v : y ¥ ¥ r y i Cl ark tam ram en eee FINAL CHRISTMAS SALE OF BRIDGE LAMPS.) cece PRENT YOUR OFFERING THE MOST REMARKABLE VALUES IN THE CITY nga oa ee ng Tuxedo or Full Dress Suit From ALL LAMPs u . ° . : = , ™* . my. ‘ he : aR AASrE RAE METER SS NRT || euagee. Hoizanrer's tolowers look TA RQTHGIESSER BROS. SHADES IN vARSOUS SFPRC LAL SALE \. W. Cer. Breadway and Chester: pv long line of and encouragen who represent jouer, ace Meaneted 2S ee rr 5 we mer nemanei’ we" DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE opponent of war Gra Creewns not change or mod- be = ~ sc > ’ —~ | . _ ia’ Zi of i Gi . | *y teachings in wartime. He ‘rected. Oe | eco@nition to the work of Open Until : = tine “id's established religions custo, but believes that the war proves 2:38 P.M 4} that a new ascertainment of truth and a new foundation of ideais is/| ? Appeal for Funds. LUYTIES rh iz rediate occasion of Dr ee Zdinden'’s presentation of Holzap- #* felis teachings, to the American public, ts the necessity of apped!- ing for a fund which wiij relieve Holzapfel from present conditions QUICKLY BREAKS UP ~~ poverty and iliness, which are a oe ~ St, . maxing it tmpossibie for him to | COLDS. GRIP and INFLUENZA vase : . -ontinue his work To get the best re ult take st once Dr. Zbinden ts the bearer of an “LUYTIES’ NINETY-NINE” appea! signed oy an internationa! at the very beginning of « col@, «neere FINE ELECTRIC WAFFLE IRON committee which consists of Ro- , : main Roiland, noted French piay- wrigh: Themas Mann. German author: Hermann Bahr and Ar| thur Schnitzier of Austria; | Heinrich Federer and € A} Bernouilll of Switzerland, and J. | E. Springarn and Van Wyck | Brooks tn the United States. |—4+het hang om are exasperating Hoizafe! ts suffering from heart serous Layties 3 and 50 tabiets quickly aisease, Dr. Zbind | Teliewe such coughs and remove the under Ulnessa,. and th wets map Reree | A sate. pieasant. effective ® poverty of himself c treatment. Pui in comrenient id and his fami) y¥. bare created con- Voz. Price. Se. Beneficiary ‘s BBB cq2cce cocccecceccecesoGnccsss SSO CSS SSS 6 6S SEES 6 6S CSS SSEEE ‘ _ ,IVe ee ‘sew eotiume te injured, | ditiens in which he cannot werk, Lurties’ Family Decter Book— WOTICE— ot SP arcu A were and in whieh he eaanot look fer a 78 pegee—teee cn eppiimten omnia mere than one policy will be Seued & axy aos paren, bat wambess of 8 = . womens ee ee = jane en of aan Prysieians | Layties’ Homespathi Homeopathic Pharmacy years, may each obtain 2s policy upen payment of $1.09 with each application ¢ > -emve on — lhave said that, if provision were La many lines. he died. tion clipped from this advertisement, completes the transaction. ‘ ee. <3 toe held o « ee : when he —_" ta a nis . | Mail or Bring This Application Today With $1.00 to the F | Dispatch Insurance Bureau, St. Louis, Mo. mere than 10 years cf age, and less than 70 years of age, that I am acither « am not crippled te the extent that I cannet travel safely e places, aad I ) .00 Travel Accident Policy im the Federal Life Insurance , insued 4 8 -urred du Post-Dispatch. 4 + wow — +S put another bene ole aoe will Pall Name Pee © 62 62O 6 eeeee © OMeeweees eee Hee ee eee eee eee Oe CSS S SCS CES 6 CES OO COSC COCO CES coming Print Name Plainly and ta Pull : oe ee tas duced ba , 2 it teen ee Nn ee te I SE ; ~ . Address SSSSPSSE SSS +S SSS SHSSSESSSSESCSESS SCC HC CEH HH HS £6 SS SSSSOG CSO CSE SEO OC CC EE © Oe * + OOS OOS Place of a ee OSS HS OSSS6 6 6 6 OSSSS S666 OS CESS 6 66 666 SSO OEE Over patton OP Se SE PSS SSS 6 6 68S SOS ESE SSF ESSB E666 FESS 6 SSSFSESSBSE CES COEDS © 6 OS © 6 OOER COF OOO OOS meee Ge GER. .<cccccuibadonscuttitioncctineiaiie see ee ee Write below name and address of person to whom yeu wast tusurames t case you ere killed; wise it will be paid te your estate Beneficiary COS O SS OST OSS 6 oe tH OOOOH OES Oe MESS OO 6OSSSOSOCS Reiationsh:p . (Name sme Toi tim Ti mitt tit Mi mmm Mt The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Sewepeaper giving Aaociated Press news servica i S73 Locust St. —_— ene eee eee ie eS | |

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# Eee RS ST. LOWS POST-SISPATCH ie 4 a WEDNESDAY EVEN INC :, DECEMBER 23, 1995. se AEM RECEIVER NANED — _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: _ aoe ee me — ives in! *ressu was ; rs a ‘ and wet mT? ordinary | : ; ’ ou . ‘ . " - . Fay \ Apathy ae " | given by Fred FE. Allen and W. Hi : _--——* ' ; ours or ‘e55. ee ‘ F : > oe we 1 haat s of Pinex from any | Sawyer for their resignations ; : : : , : - = —a -« eyrup, instead of a - hey Tederal Tudge 7 : : CoD ad 4 ae ee es ax tnaten | Yesterday by Federal Judg , : > (4% Za complete and gorgeous stoak h i ees WA, St Laer | ’ i ore : =* @ distinctive design, its exceptional newe ) Spe perfect! and lasts a4 glish of East St. Louis » can have your choice for as wetie as $1.0 fy 8 ee eis! Judge English appointed 17 \ 3 : AzuE iS k results. “ ( R : D j ° of housewives have q ° W. Gregory Placed ghey cansave two-thirds Charge ofeAlton, Granite fe al ae . _— ~— So em we —— ~ - a oo a es pour it into a pint bottle, | co-receivers of the Alton, Gra! plain granulated sugar City & St. Louig Traction ’ full pint. If you | make & | molasses,| which were filed and ac are positive proof of our ability > . : Diamonds, Watchas. Jewelry «on > at 1lOW est . ash Prices—prices n gee clarif eu —— — 2-2 one entire year to pay how quickly ash when you can just as eagti] : > . i a. J ’ y ‘ my today > UBe y rough every’ Gregory. assistan! our “t \roat and lungs : vO exceptional vwalues brij- S0lid white mOid mountings of exquisite pesign, beautifully hand en- ireiy the an- and dreaded tirely. Nothing tis, spasmodic or bronchial ©: the phlegem,! urer of the Fast 8° uis & Sui : “3 , he membranes, | —_ , . . er 0 : “~ ‘ ° _« fy Ss - ay ; ~ ¢ a : ye rime on ad | — ¢ } . } “7 ye i et ty de : a ¢ ; “~ - a . Ws Sy yee és - '-- 7 : . ~*) ‘tf *,\. ve -* : . : . - “te ’ °. . ’ 4 « *. - *- y : , . . , _ -.f —_ ve .* 48 , : r 19°} : Oy eer aS 7 A): pes: Se : : —— EEO OR Gok Of NGA Cas eg gaat a SH 11 Chicago, DL . > , - “* " . - ’ ‘ - . p> s*f= - f : , ' . ~ 7 - “fey -* ‘ ‘,* Pa - .’ J - ft. bot ims% - i . _ 2 jc ivers L)e. mpan? zag: = nue pec Bo fs xe : pane Se See, : iy ) \ | SE ERY oie 28 Fall River, Mase. mas any article you , ‘ é tion ores Bere Wee etree: | WAY 1 : m IESE OA YE ae 24 Flint, Mich. " : ba Seon Sar att 26 Fort Worth, Tex. select now! a AA « a s a Grand Rapids. = i¢ 7 ‘ommittea—il ich. | : rit. at wv Hartford, Conn. Cc Galion Sawver and Judge Ene ; Houston, Tex. Indianapolis, Ind. CEO.L. Thomas was appointed SF EERE SSA | oS ye ti Jockeenvitle, Fis. a ; 5 mri~waAarTion 1 1 (+? : :* Cocoa ‘3 Ft -ah, : s ~24 # Dat _ , , ) Deed "Ses = } Fs LS fp oat a “ MA A x ‘ , . o+x4 -~ — oS . t a : yA * SS fe jm ee A re 4 ; ; " . ‘ . . ‘* i -y oe: tes oo x . AS ; . . | +} es > * fa x ° 5 - : - ; 7 2 , *. °o 9: os eee = - 5o= x se {*> “. 2 * mas - e tot & ’ ' : / : re 2 suest ‘ ey —— ‘ “a2 re . eee SRY fs Ge | : qu of #tockholders 2 ; A ‘ _ be ' ors sd . Soom ‘ ; “? x ee ke =f : moe Se: ; ~— , 7 ' : ; } ’ , o2e a \ _ es ‘i; — — @ Jersey c ty, N. j. : , =: : eee. So een Sener Awa ™ ' | att pe aa “Sd eale @ TINTED ENAMEL Charles M. Polk, a &t. Tou 5: or a Egger 8) | Sc Re Lee ane ) Hateesanees® — = es ae ees go? wicker sete. breakfast eetes. torney, in A not her ac«ce 7 "} 5 2? 7 ee. ‘or ‘ = 4s f- = senely ., eePae yt me | - ._ bit ay - Sere PS ik “\: ° 4 pee f iN i (LEN es ve sie etre wi ~- / + ~~ \> ~4 M.*8 . a we 4 3 \ v A i Cr (} f ~ 607 2 LINOLEUM VARNTSA Thomas despite the | % eget oe {fa tr pee at? Fz> )-4 Sirs ay So 3 . : ts : : 4. . - are Pega} e %4. ft; nt te og ° . re *! if =} r. fe ae > Mon wpe 2s) ~ a ’ cf see? ~ 4 x ~ 4 PT, ~ rae ~ . , yea mae! =3 a Sy, ; ’ ~~ : nt See Ee x fow aor : See REF ner et. Minn. : patterns. $1.45 3 SP tee , S ake ust West of Sixth St. Quart 1.1 est peees Wown , 0 0 RE PRESS re ee. Sa 41 Mashville. Tenn. ENINGS AND CHRISTMAS em } 7 7 Ec R I ng IT Boe. ae Ne | 41 Xashvilie, Ten mn sf a> *5 xy sas hi a RRS: is és COURT EXACTS PLEDGE FROM ees Geers AW ee “ : ERB ESS | | Cay ar eee 43 New Bediord, Paper & Paint Co., Inc. ‘ : JURY T0 INDICT LYNCHERS 3 : > TEES eS PES ae SSO ON ean eT LP nn Soe pnt ory s 7) ELI DAN eS eth pus : Maes ‘ ss a et Ure Ree fre tah Sos eth Wie Ae SE ONS x . ot OE Re a — Pe a OA Ee \ ahs, ‘ew aven, Coal ‘ ¢ PE LES ey a ee ; ; oy “ > : ¥ ae =. - a oy) ~~ v. « pets " Laser —_ e- s “ . ‘ -) » ~~. - -— | 46 New Orleans. la. RPS TO SERVE YVOU-5 Franklin - Central 8653 7 > 3 : , + ; 4 ’ phe ‘ TO , .f CS yy tes a6 ir acer ae ee “* Oy i a : —_ sry > “a “) : * four Men Arrested. Warrants for 3 > . are Re OPE, siete. ae: : = aes V2 VL SONS SC Fee he ra meee ge 46 New York, N. ¥. Baston - Fremont 0593 d ee ' ’ ‘ j 4RKSTIALF x ie Hi tf I VELL ULUEAELALAATUAUEAOIEY | i '} S. Jefferson Humbolt 0041 Dee The lyn in tT Lindley ‘ "ATCH is the only St. Louis evenin vin Associated Press news servies: 48 Oakland, Cal. Erec'a. to the Post-Diepatch 49 ——— City, ~ “On : > ~* “Bi > b? a AS . . : AYE Four Others Issued in Case of ee Bato Saaae: 3 Pon Lepr COIS NOE SCG eps es Ke ae i | 47 Norfolk, Va Nec ’ ~ breed of Mourder. . . - ¢ core” t \ ‘ \ ’ i ~ . . . = . me 7 : nig am? > «" ps . ‘ : > Bh . 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KENTUCKY FEUDI cribe for s Policy i} TPR CLE ER ET ATE, Peer ST SUCCUMBS- ll Tyler 254 for “yen i ef Riis " : istrated descriptive PIKEVILLE. Kr... Pec . aie sestias hed = eee | mericas '} Mom eintz Steel & Mfg. Co. in and Clinton ' liberal in terms, have s, but the policy hold- » policy, and continue | | Fieming'sMexth was broustic trom | Ty 2. | | | orce. ant etic Delving deep into the hitherto hidden depths of merchandis- night by a ing and advertising, and charting the channels of American ibscribe for any news near the > fa y: teming. wou a ; 1 Tohnson and a z a stopped subscrip- : “be gprs cipal American Markets” has found a warm welcome in the — : a cen heothie, 5 offices of manufacturers, advertisers and advertising agency anied by the applica- : NTMENT he Geen: se B tran i 7 . executives. To these men this resourceful book is a new author- Sac - his mother's ; : ee nage 10Nn. =F tiaetee | Rue i : : ity and a key to the solution of merchandising and advertising sain pote problems. / e a are now Analyzed Alike « Presidents, Deans and Professors of marketing, merchandising, commerce and finance seem to have acted with one accord in adding their approval to the standardized manner in which the 81 big markets have been so carefully analyzed. This book is such a valuable guide and help to any business that this newspaper has provided a few copies for circulation and study among those who were not fortunate in securing a copy of the original edition. Phone to-day. Make an appointment to review the book. You may do so without the slightest obligation. Fleming s death to hold off the " r,#e ~—eeeeeSS EEE eee [5 : ; ~~ 3 , when‘ he was wounds NO RISE IN CHARITY BUDGETS With $1.00 to the Post- | -_ 7) edicts pargues . > Louis, Mo. ; , ; . Blind Fund wil! have same budgets they had 1: oe: $23. Plies. ——_—— "mn ‘ ot 2 of the ®oard of T: of 1 $3 : . ’ . > , . . a : GArfield 6600 This Dependable’ -..,4 Th. From thousands of these keen business minds the most en- thusiastic letters of praise and appreciation have come. College SCH HSEHEEe Some eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ~ edy for Piles is egy z= 4° a8 : a = Station No. 14€ handy, collapsible RESEARCH DEPARTMENT tubes with detach ana easy task of a ‘he campaign last moment. 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WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. 7% ’ SOT Vw Res ~ ena rE Ee ¥ SSS — teseeh, 1617 Ww -—— Emnios ex Brenner (o., iti: Contributions to Post- Dispatch Christmas Empleves lance Fle~ Employes Howe Seale Co., Employes H. L. Kitman Spenge Cuntinuan! +¥ rrr , ‘ Em ploves Measuregraph Fump!ay es Resedal+ i(afe BI. Employes Lafayette South Side . : South Broadway 400 North Fucitéd rect Kiothes, Ine., W. Heyman, Inc. 1438 Wash. Weiss « Harding Dome Custom House Hawer-1 wsrk sndt En plore. Lev is-Zukoski. Empleres Gatew eed £ Lee. 1118 Employes Optimist International, National Tube Ce. 1618 Central Trust P Jackson, 820 Employes Kirschman Milly. Co., 1413 Washingtan 1426 Washinc ron Em ploves Mendenha rappleyes Kroeeer School of Yu. (olumbia Terminals er Wall Paper («.. Transit fe.. 8°98 \ Fourth tmp les es Wed cu! ( reat : mplores Frelich Mfg. ( o., ; eves Hirech & Co 5 » S00 Silk LOR South Broadw ar Emploves ‘ 4. Te Employes dat'l Tube do, Employes St. Len} geiica Jacket Co., hamploves Racdiat., , ; : 2 50 Em pile. es Lo JWT eres eTayv- Ad: ‘ : " rs le aame io. 1 4 Seethwestern : . Sth ee Oe. aoe eppes St. Louis Inca Po«ta es Kice-Stix D. G. Ca, — 7035 Merchants " me Engraving ca. c £«. es Chamberiain Metal W . e.. 42306 bm Tate Motor ‘o,., Seer r. yes Pet Milk Sales Corp. . . . Bids Nimpicyes Miduic West Garment 3 Wa hi uloushora, 3°34 Cam- weed. Mo. Lauridece Floran Ca., Ferguson, Benid. a Vera Pade, 28524 7 ao Yew Republic Macca bee Cafe. 206 N RL mer B25 Classy Jean Drease«, Fleer Silk Exchange Bidg. e Hazel Camelac, ersoa . 543 Nerth Twelfth. Johansen ® 3634 Laclede poli™n Life Ina. Tewer Greve Bank, 3132 South yes Nat Bot: ling Oe... merer-Fieer KR. E. don Wendling Art “9 CAN SS RM ee alg rs 7 ‘mplores Elec. ~~ it Pe Sp po - O'Reilly Real Est 4Om Meru! 7 Supply Ce. 613 Leather Mleary W. Sicher, F Trades Building. o'' -C819tMSrtoD> —PPOD rn = ‘ew te Bridge Street ural - C Je » Ww American Pachance Nationa! enw Seuth Ki ra > - — SF oe John Hancock Insurance 233 833¢ 8s ¢ ie — *. * Glencoe Lime t cc.. #o I ADVERTISEMENT i en ~aS tel Bidg.. S15 Olive, ; ) 7 , 75 “D © ore 5. Es , >5 = Bee 50 H.W. Swans # | 3 ei =~ GW Sweetin 1.00 nen tor | —. 7M .... . 28.80 ra , 1224 Washington. Atlas Aute Re * DF PP eS ong A Pape ; PF eurth Plieer. 1. Washington Are. Tire Market, ssr9 w $33 8 22232 _ -* > - ” - Sw ‘ Si 7: ww a z 306 Hrm beidr ~« ae = _ os —~€ ™ e -—* ‘s Yaa nte ; ~S . S223 " io aT Ben piceene Pi ingr Yarth Stcxre sf. . > ae hl. a - erue cade Bidg. ~ J. Jackson. . $ 25 6 S Cash .... | H. Mooney 25 Warn ncerecs . Ww. Poerste) 25 Math ‘+e | a $1.75 | B. Kretchma, ‘on wy FOldsteir. Bokera, 317 Market st. 5 (Employes Medical Har-y . gy Fer ..... 1 oo) °S t Bureac. ) Pe Anderson . 25 Caen **°**" ‘ °* eee ; : Sil) E — ‘ kK ere+ ee Ernst 3 C Lillian Hilt . os =>. A 4 ’ — ‘ » “= $4i1 ys a -e°. 1D ; Seventh ~s¢. | F,Tetienhorsi 25 FF yoher ois x 25 Alberta Hart ©: 3 mee ....8 fae | Kiophaus 25 M. Mulcahy 10, H. Hi ‘52 Harriet Malis -> Polar Wave Ice ‘c _ 50 Lesile Fennerty .?5 A Marta: -10 ; Sinton ~» Rosie Girazzo. 15 and Fuel Co. 1006 | a ee 23 | Anna Tavis. ‘33 one armnbaeh 19 Al ——— -- AS Buth Ruther - North Thirteenth ‘ — — ‘ At a- - i See a > for eR > = lDertock . 9 Total .....$3 50 | se “32 «Mary Callaber 1y Ll. Callekaert ~3 Joseph Dorme 25 FP. Hobart ~~ 5 ry Bohnert . uinett .25 anna C nek x te “23. Adolph Eisen é : 35 o 75S Crevats . 40 we re y S806 eee AU . ‘ i 25 N. R ph “‘>s b Krat . —s a. e . ee dE Sy RE 1 Se ; . A. 4 i —_ * * . &r es « a ‘ oe . . - « "Ss A. Meulin | -% > as > . 2 a si } bn Tefen in Alice Gates ; Str oe ; oma2as 5 H Ss ed 1 55 uer . 25 Total eye G. A. Bekebreje “3F BY tt. lo —— 3: = al — Caradine Harvest H gE. J Shapin ' os en nae eee li. a Hie i ota! . $ 4 e i2i-eg | JL. Sullivan “22 ge ~pee fee ee “Ninth, Fourth Fleer. ae ; Imac, 220 Antonia Pelatzg 35 | wre W Lincoln 25 Alice Smith *: 18 Grace Meni’! 22 «02 10'S Beam «50 OF. Wagner 25 s oe 7 Tac — a ’ fame **** ' - Gil] os ; — oo 1 Kolten- e, Fannie Wilson ‘19 Mr. G. Tone. 3 re ee +++ 10; BR. A. Walko- = Delores Th => T. Merk: i—_ = Vareia =) 1.00 Wingel |” $n surrue Prather (25 Stella Kreider'" ‘73 7° Barnette 19 M. Regelsk; ‘) tg LaGmce .25 —! Apeshent* ee ~arab Seymour 25 Daisy Weige) | 15 John Veach sv? BR. Schmia w Mrs. Voelcker oe $12.75. Cc — 22 Wm. Strebier 25 Aulu Henson 25 Beckie Shapt. ) an &- C. Schneider = ars. Gabriel 25 Edit Conrad ‘3 a Weiter 25 = ye ~ 2 . er 15 Cw. _ r+ C. & Fivan a _. — OH) Libe Lottie B timer 3 ‘ F . ~ te > + Brrum ey AS a ~ . ewes bn! Psu; Manewa) 50 oy Kav ~ tr Mary Gueberg lw as ss Ta eters ~ i PET as : $s 500 wu ~ -“ii.8 oa Re Man Ty. Cash ioe 20 £E. Dale ste =2 Ingereell-Rang Drill Co. 16010 Beat. nmol - 100 C. Petersen ‘35 TT TP eee io fw) 2 men's Ban} Emma uae 1-00 G. Rubbdtike 35 ae qaeh ——— eg uthei mer >> L J Dar'‘s Seon ¢ Bldg. s> e ene. “> MM. om ee, EE oe tenn a ae Jif ~~ 3++Oey F. R. co} - =. Scholls. 50 ‘>a $12.15) Cash ; 0 yo Conner SS iw: RUggeue 10) WG. Coney’ 106; % 48 i a + J amr . ree > = . . ‘ ' “ = . . Is Pine St. Conk 19 NG Seaman ner xy! \ i Pe SH J ~ Ran Ve | Ww Jn w op . >) Cc A. Vogler, - ¢ * t, . . . » — ty v a . » 25 eek 3 Jascetcameae, 3) BL Maliener?? 38 moat. erage Gatleci 253 tapers : Cash~ comes Charodini } , = : — . Petersen . a ae Dal Frolundsk! 10 Rose Tippie i3 E —- J Jett. K’ Stone « « O~ ISIT-19 Liberty J. Kleinschm ai 35 Minwie Sanh MOR. ‘ “ie ocnmith ? (Central Swearee oe ~ y J ‘Daum. 32 Cash ly I ee Mintne: j J. £E. Tacketr ]-=na HB rat ao Tillie Wa ‘ as Marer Tr Harry VA ivi? 4 bed = ., aude. Low M co . ‘ Harper 23 A -ers 10 Mike Cron: ; . —_ > 4. Loser 100 Mm ia. ~> uttmuache. 7 Caeh , } _ . 4M 7 Ones > (Tee | 23 Cash > 3a 7. e0 laches ti Tota) =n | =: Bolt 5 ia Prehme #3 | Cash 1) Jack Wiceman __ Total $7.60 | Hinks 2 Agnes Bielicka -} . 38: } ; T. Ko et AIngelica Jacket ‘ " aay am € Schwartz —— Ge ! ' i — o- 1419 Olive. 25D Baker 5 Anna Alb eee Cash oF See 1S | een $ 50 Cash og Robert Parks 1r—*,,- e+. ithm ar . Rose Zeaedie- y . . -. ~2 Annette Miller. . $1 1 Cash. ) » xy -_ ; 4 : ° = esiey Aashier os ~ mage; Sa 12 B. Heyer : * Bume b Cas 32 L. A Emy ” 139 Gaude Goadson Ss 20.27 We- Caer TEN *-’ . . am M Pm ? — -5 a te F. W Pa: —_ ; I ‘wu? othe CREDOr . om. vie. 4 fedeman Sey Seat Rete ash 7. xe 10 My vy tdekamp 25 - Mt. Smith. . . . urn | —_ = — ‘ _ ss” -_ -»>. Mme a " > I . s liir on ~ 1 Ma ° E Rei! : ) — as”) 4 Anita i 4am a + Total e (reese Chandelier Ce. 110f Leeus 2s Cail S— — “ ' . ‘ — ? Le AS. } A Fen $ tne t. munis M. Wa) ' > Eickmeyer » (aah | A Beiena o- R. BE Nagle —— & temaih rt { t N elen: Ash } ‘ . 4 en LOO A Ta - Pea! w - - i8On oy ‘ aa) => A Freier : : mend S4 00 a.“ BDvock es as © Hermaan > aah 7, ‘ ay ~ A ex -. If 2a Hancock - 1y 8." Desi n 20 Cash . ni Levy lin Nfemember ; —-— i Esther Whiited . ] } J | ay + Caah . e « 30 ‘ ve , -? imas . . os Total rw Enders .] M. Dresner + paeh 19 Casi AY _ — 235 s Heimang ‘ lQ John B2} = a i a ee . >» Cash . 1 Am can Brewery Machine s s Dh! mar 23 Frar x Mart: k . 35 * ae’ > . *e*e-. _* I ; cC . : . 4 ’ hep, 05 50) a San... «835 Ba Riey BO iGun coctess BAL ta": raoi? Pusttmann S) on Fata — SOhmund . 2 @ “Ae 8s teens 0G bode t if 28 ss ~~ ; arty Krause lamp Ce. Anna ae 33 Cue Benz... 1 ‘ Cash y Cash .. 15 *. ©. Vincent. 1 90 ed . Cora Howitt 10 Cash a re = D -z Levy I »~) Total $1 > aoe A-erander Bauer - } Total $3.00 imice eLs lV > ‘ . ~ . ow § —_——- POOO > —— : 10 Smith-Daniecls Clothing Coe. Ser Nn. All-American Harvest Ce. 615 Yeorth 7). —.-- Se 8S ee 26 Broadway, Second Ficor. Eighth Street. Lugyn- pos M ade. J) FB Ploetz + Smmith-Danieils $10.90 BH H “ WwW. A. Simpsong a) ae ama Huck .. 95 gt gn ° 5. B. Smith ~ Soa = . ughes.. 190 4 Simpson.” “= “> Buete .... $ arie Rhea 23 RS 10 Sen Smith ©" } ho * et 1.00, B. Sander °° ry \. Vanar . uck i + ~~ ™ = 2 "7 a aioe ' ce > ees » é 3 t lola Vanee ‘33 a noe, wig Zw Tota! . $1 a WwW) a Sande! a one 25 Total **ee-« .§2 oo ba el Lotti 3 oy gg witbeey 10 Hoffman @ Dunn, 1508 Ba ue I ng 25 V. BE. White 2% Hor S. Broadway y @& Lampke, tg 50) ary News... (35 mien ~5 offmann @ Chart mel . I Salisbury ‘dn Lorain nig “2° a BBIng ... 5 Dunn $2.00 ;nearies Friach 25 ; orse Lampe $ 50 Weekes ‘os Anna Bagt sn 8 em ereon = 1 Geo. FP Deere 25 seseie Lic tindge i P 7 TRei.. 3 Sh Fildmeiner ~* ~~ . B08e Prokop 25 Fj Penterhane - Total... go> J. Hens” > ~=-25 Roy Green , 0 . > ~ ce tari i ’ ‘ ~~ > a “a meee . F. Sabo $10.00 Bertha Roe IE 5 a 5 _ Beligse Ele-. Ce.. 1234 Olive Vv Bn 35 S. Bae rman enth. M. Sireck, 5 AM BP °° oD!) St. 3B. Smitn.g 50 3amee Dilla “ae | the wae 9 John Hap 35 | Mary Broun ' ‘s5 “~ . 30 | &..G. Clemens ~ “50 “Pees Kies * “9,/ 28> “) Fraok Leppins 3% C | : as has. Eckhardt * at a ie “} Laee 4Meon 25 My Cow =—s at Bal } 1 ota! $21 TS sohn Warm SA i ¥ = tf) - +f Na} Ra ee-« a See mea & ni ‘ R — ~ ; - al > >= pepe = Frank @ Meyer Neckwear Ce. eer a —- aoe 5 Chas. & ede! = os Total . = 1138 Washi ot — - : = 25 =gtemn Ave. | Tote } va _ — “Sng 4 Meyer . | , . * — $4 a Fire $5.00) jeckwear oe — i Thos. J. Sheehan Co. 2333 Oly. oy “ay Mall. . ‘ ' $5 90 io ~- » - Olive sz. M McNamane 0 ae erie ak > + Dethere 5A =. “x Delaney o' Gea Ose § 25 & GED ccccese oa - JuUrKmas 50 «a Steck, . 4 ~. Sigeine ~ F Lamb - ” ENGIN) ~~. oa HN Friediin 25 + moe -0 A. Rei@inger mr J —— 7 2: M. Toohey. of wae 3 ’j Newman os A ‘Cuithenn” es ww pr hens e >) Ww Chaneees F. Sattias ‘ ~2 F Reale ae i Macin os FF wet zs : cOue J ie ae . -2 ¥. Buescher __ $2 — | Lucite Cook 3 of Waldr as os 8 Mossinhor? 20 9 ee I. Sheehan ’ Ww Hed 0 Use! ~+) 3 MHackman- «VQ I¢a Herma~ os k ™ 4. ~ Mamecha! 54) } +? Ses 4) ; ao phi , 25 HW Richmann a Cheetaer. eaten Erman . o% 4 —— ; 35 J "Besnbiey 50 Cash ~ a + we ni 25 : Schwartz . . Soi 4 i. -ams — . oa -—> = i x) , ; A .tm ' eae ere Schulte . ~~ e, Ages State $2.» Guithues 25 P. Berreriha, 50 rv e. 25 ENGINE CO. 38 ‘e Sa!s =9 J Busseiman 25 A. B. Bowarth H. » MIS 5 EP $5 | Lee ae ne o3 B lturnsein” § 35 /E. Carmi: 32 L. BS. | oF. H.R Ss Ad Coote: SO *e. ~~ 7" 2 > R S lio wex . a rt arma »* ‘ A L + T [ ¥ 9 : A. 4. tine 3 Steiner . ae 25 , ven ) TY wx LOO, >, “5 E. Petus sy | Rose Bare y EP ee) OO & Kowa: ROE 7 Mx 0 3G 33 7) 30 a enin oe hee Pr r ~ ome J 50 RX. eo stein “0 yy . “ y ] sl — “ * EN ary wv) a Seventh -¢ - > noch On 3 Oletein oO tr. ~. rae -~.2 = Se . «Vv Seventh oor i > «= eo 4 00 A. MceMulle > —— “ Sheehan = ter neers $14.55 | seem? feor ot) gine $0 G MeTiema: ee sasecnene | Matti ethiilh: de t as ; erenth f) ; ’ = mas OS G alsh ) , cr =u Cc = ————— mtu > ve: Drehe 25 Tota: Sis a5 American Stee] F I “Clasp 2 29 F. Humnity Paster ~ 3 oy 25 _ =. (™) eon aa . ~- m 7 n 2: 33° J Callahan m1 A peterins a5. «6. L. Monran: 100 >: 2.00; # 3 Silard Oo? ke Sette 5a 25 Ada "ees 33 © | ao~* =o a cece Oe - B10 aw ‘Shaw =a 7 ett => > : va _ 4 > . e , = Ber ' eh ; = 2 33 = Petering . o a 25 vwer Co, 1336 Weskington, |-. > * 3 20 Wm, Burca mo 93/55 Temas. 35 37 Pucy Ss | Alfred Vance -ortn, Piece. f_ | Faw. Zeller. 5p F dete ? 25 oo ee P 2 —— : Se rE ere. $1.00 J. w Erde o~ +. K. Spambies x, e ween : , 3 +4 7 ear | jage 4 Se ns —e JIU —_— Ae Holland HS) _—_ ww P y gr?! > . ade Naylor 5 x Tes Sta; Tosal..-Si7g; Oothum ... 1.00 tees. as “2 : n ~§ y Sem: ~ Gibbeo ' oe . ae, = -. r¥. 23 Wm Brovkes 23 Oy sa muele 25 ‘phous Kauitting Milla, Imc. 1519 Scudder-Gaie ; - Ww. Pp 3 we Eckhoty 33 R Samecin”§ W gshington sTrecer Ce. 419-29 . & a ‘MM oO — : 7 BU > apps od way Exchange Bide J Beck | “hy BH. Stoddart “5 7 2 + — *atneey l g >. —_ Ace Fage-> s a ~ ‘ wy “> J. R Allen 5 a 6S a “aes “a. $7 => E Eedienrn - B E tt ry v Keilr >) TW r Freak.” Remann & Bush Pig Iron Ce Ye rn. thenhe ~z * Ben 1s , row L Wei keer 4) Jim Puch > =. 1214-15 F = ~ : oo ~ Elvin Straube M a “ullertona Rog Picz ~* . , O5 , R . “er g. i ‘ 2, Ss 7 Ww ~ — SDmons ~)> we Be. rs _ _ Bush $5.00 D. Lites Gatewood a E = senm 25 a ¥ » | lerie: 2 . —. si ?] 25 & Lee, LiiS.24 Interna. Dormorh « Sch wer . gOonn Fy. Mecer . hte eo) Le ee te... ee ee eee > a 50 r ee > . ov 29nr V_ Le 5 : “ yr. Am > ; + » SU eee Gordon, 1019 Marker St yen > ° $ : uM Ecwanis 1° N. Piekter : ay i une 9 re oe . OoOrmon “-£ . — a . rok ea : a. 7 | Tl .. ~ ae = 109 David Jagus: . 25 : \. German 25 Bern Lee : O a aleniena a a Duemr + - a on ~_— a . hae $14.40 G&G. O. Pueis -__ = Md *r> 20 a S$ .75 Tate Meter A “ A. Sedostran 50 r+ Hickel Ce. 1018-20 Nerth B Co. (Seuth Branch) ‘tor Debun ' 25 P. J. §cheider 38 ee John Aah Wor $s 3 n Hy readwar. ~™ = 5626 t;Travois. —e e B _ 7. he “>t ae 54 LC Engin: 5 25 Christy Schafer 50 Dp Yan.:. ° 1.00 a = we M Paulet —) = ya - Roi) Cexett 25 4 mil laces aA . . ert ese ] wf) nN $ « . : _ “. ® .» . >. = eNmMa i John dn: ~= 25 —— > ouls Hicke! . Ben E. Nobie es. S lo eee) 3). «OM. Kie ) Ben Peres 2 25 ason Jr Liew au! Pok Noh. McD sf ~ ~~ - DH (3 reer M en ry a 250 M?. Parks 50 Florence Bate, “20 — ™ | &.- Bolland R. Price 0 pana (asen Sr , 4 arn, Dalley 50 - Weemmen R. MeCar 5 rT 5 E ! + ' s12.75 A. Miller 5) ees 50 R. Bulte > g ~hoother 35 igth, ~- Hickei 2.00 Total... Sinno - F. Workman + . Lange 33 lo Carl .. DuPinsk a ’ yr E | Miller ? - Acghate jum 14 * S10 WF ninwright - Mame Now au *) Cash a = + ’ Building 7. F Ane on. ee 5.w > a ie . : id t SU —pe , o4 Hrman te. Stein Ca: u r. Con Vosk = ; ~~ a , Bee a8 : f ~~. . ~. om & a> tyrace } 4 ah 7 ° ‘ 33 ’ ~ Heien 6.6 stash? . B ‘aneky : -4 } a : samaeetinaiionme »3 Willard W_ Trae. Pred Ruben 100 om S40: | Gale ‘iden Tiffas 54 Chae. WwW : stein 7 Alaminuem Preducts Co. . = A ly "ET es ’ 7. >. e 2 And: Ki . eeT Eastea. i Avs —— —_ i v © 2e!) 1 oo ms Middle Wes: carment Co. 1323 7 has. Koeh er . 00 Gur ee _ 25 MAR Washington Ave. a 07-709 ¥. SIXTH FoR Rent: 2-00 H. Koehier , sei? : 2) 25 7 Lunt cress from Thion S 2 oa, 41M) Jno. de Palke. 1 08 L Roseater “52 § eee and 323-325 De BALIVIERE MM = Seno” 73 Beary Bexar : o Tota! &) =~ th , 4. Riopill! a Total ~~ = » Pee MI Sai sou of Waterman RE $7.55 es Corporation, 1423 Rader’s, 193 North Oo; Boatmen’s Bank Bide Open Thursday Eve aP Thos. Leto ..$ 25 toe wine. * , i) , - ’ ° s . Te “ - on - @7 0 ER ae EO we i oo BALM. Closed Al?! Day Frijfe 3: P2skamp * 25 Sener Mere . 20 . Tote! os an day Open Al! Day Sat- }. Bader _- aot Miss Fitzgibbons 3: ; —ee = ‘+e ry “ ~ Mueller . ee Tota! Si> wo Bids. i ant tising Bet ’ no J Rs ecMlowrits$1 wir sa 2 a eint. a- +. - ) Freda ; Mrs M. Nf rele FP" ary — 7 ‘= ¥" Mrs c. “er ae Mare me ’ Vo q Reve a ~ Margare: : 186. Piseth lens 33 me. $6.00 BF McDonald $3 Mildset Steones. On = A. Webb : . TAnCes 4. . Ty » Fancy D a ressed Pc ad a] o- ome oP rghs Bukree ere vei: ees u i 4 mys —— 33° | ht ee ee wrest, = Oe td ne et P AWA “Aw '—g o+e+-... 256 oe ee eee 208 -+2++2--.. 308 CHRISTMAS Sstrgyy oe . ris ww gta? “Aa 2 t2 — et oe ~ FAANMADPUS Lg $m Sims “2 #345 wy EE a rs he pe ie s ie bagoeapobaeararaiae. ree FOr ~) Bisiseaidiaia wug —" -) ) 1 a. ws 4 z AVAL SUNKIST OBRANGES— 174 size; douen. _. 40c Big oa 3:3eou Bag rs * . = -. '. aA wit ai dis "ar £9 5 Besee 83.9 343,909 toes ert ey! 213 i = a i) 4 HIME ay = Pe . “ss Cw Id man train in the e . a Iti daily ar 8:58 am. via Per thru service to Balei no extra fare. SER VATION ma inc] m, w: business men who wish cod € train in Sc lo quotations poste and newspapers tion cars have sh Way so porter may Passengers. Many THENEWCLU der hi - eke a = The only 24 hour service uriously equipped all-Pyl] The J Leaves Se. Louis Railroad. Also has Washington—with af 2.20 20tls wl wo = > - a. wus bier , Ay if i } if u te. “= “Ae > BU“ a4> >» o>! t242 ue pe 33 iH BP 8a >t ain * ay “shes sta ~~ stn Oe en ” e, >i “. te) 59 Chae bl® *} tf - zw Oa bes i wy . > : : loungin roo office for aop? oy 9 disios wit gi N uis and New d enroute. The larese are provided Rooms xes which openi get shoes withour other travel conve B CARS are moresmac her ceilings. A barber : ibrary are included. dl ae as if i AAADA = 3 US Sletats , aw penises aan z 4 1" oe” "se6 > > - -_ — sf 2 s ierg ny 7 Pr: always on dury THE NEW = headboards which pre 1S have 62° 2:3 y ARAA retirees i ai PMA eerste 3 “> E ty 7 é sta 5 i ett f CARS are attracri emt meals are spiendidly enjoy this magnificent ater ne ome Crain vVivania Railroad ia FF 091309209 200 C3122 ames ee ABAY When you go East ations outs to New York Py > gh gl iE MMP Rar ts, Snag ng c 2h 9! dois . A aon ~ > 1 ~ a ” &ryricis 3 — pote oo OS -DISPaTCH is the Sving Assoctat | 4 tants

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DISPATCH J 4 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : - WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH\ / -_—_— — ~~ $$ eas ee eee ————— a ee T — ——— nin — ~ : rion : Loose es secu ‘9 a Se os. Lenesre 204 Kanten-Taytor Trans Co. 64946 Easton kaa 7 Brey s Ay “i —_ & 2IF ONS O A. Bokern Real Estate Co. 317 | Postal ) wetededen & Cable Co., 763-18 Marx & Haas Clothing Co., 1300 Wil Biseult Co., 12 ath | 3 1926 Franklin. | Setamerer soa Broker (Ce. he & Hal , , 2° Fullerton Bldg. Merchants’ Laclede Bidg. Washington eee: Cart Bixler. M. G. Johar “% J. Brown Te one ‘Flint : — Irene Crabb... 25} P . ee a oo” , 2cce QO I ' ; ‘ A ar] e« ey Missour! State Medical Association, ber Bar! Greer 29 c. . Jos, Ww endling “Art. Glass Co., 720 : et nn ; .bO 5 B. Jurgers 4 ’T — ; ’ bye Me ., oO Le from “preceding Page. South Fourth St. . A. B. ‘ H 50 Carl Wochner . 901-03 Missouri Bidg. | O. ©. , He, Henerts ‘25 | a . ke 3. 'M._ Witracke WA. ea J. Leat i ‘ an ts mo : y= oe ic ngtaioieesi Wo SSS8 *-* tote Creror rr oor SZ reread i pois & . Stencer .. Be, MOF occe L. Sinko A. Severe ... N. Worth . B. Kemper .. Sadrceonsrsns Rallrond Frisco Bulldivs. | Gena 80° Far Birkemever °2 ; , . erhardt o eZ | . . aah ,c P Hoff ... -50|_ Schmidt ... 1.00 Ed Taylor ... >| 7° Ge Sarzvaski _ H Hn “20 | B: 25)W. Marckheff. .25 Lorris Ardini . nt un ° Cottam ‘5 ane 228 “50 Ww. C. Bording .. Frank &. Wend- yee > nita Bishop :25 G 50 | Ghirechiand Kg pot I ling . .o wa - > the Heilkick. Oy a : -¢,| Ghirechland .. -* “4 oe Oe Me wove Tot . gees = - “=a 9 “ I a= , ; : Wm. M. Petts a; Be J Meal ~* o~ By 2d | ‘ re 5930 = oo — a J. Reiter .... -50 | M. L. — . .» +) Anna Donske. Electric Storage Battery ce | es ger. > WE Ma ke Oo) Bagby Credit Clothing Cow Z. oe Lad vee of e. Stev OU) . a 4 5 | 3 esemnaen South a , gee . : Paces. Easton. ar? ue 2 Y. Kei ~ say ami 2 a iss Strube . Thos. P. O Mal. " fhomecs ‘ ‘ -* om & Noel ..--4 4 | Cc, M. ~ .$1.00 Slovick 1006 Locust. 9X 5: x ‘bo - CB ei 5 ite ee oe 28 .. 160 LL.M! Garlock — rau... f . De ¢ ' - & Aehle... | Mr. Schmi — . . J. o2 ok rlock . G. Sheehan 50 | w. H Harne.. ° ** °c ; Sacert ; Metcalf 25 =Total .....98. J. Horet- J. E. Mont- Little »' KR. Whinpler 1.00 - mar ~-s ~ ww Ww | H. Boeke nherde | KR. J. Cassmeyer | M, Garrison .. J Goodwin.$1 00 A K Goodwin 650 ecco £0 BM. Puta. 2 : | i" _—_—_—_—— {. . ; oo | M. Pickering . $1.00 N Callaway 50 ) Vieaete RP , ; Total . .32 VU . . Bi “«* . y nH Nuleen 1 iM) - ra eee ‘ " Simon Wateon RE ¢ Thlimann 1 om Bob Hilliard. ; . : Personal Contributntions From the Edw. Schwalke Dan Gallagher. 100 Wm. Eaton 1 Exchange Biés S. Lah mberg H.d FEomeier . Tr w Dp... ] on M Sol - . U. (eter »-* ** F E Palmer.$1 00 H H Kahoe. S. A. Metzger Chas. Bruckter- ~' hr. We . > —— + , aor prs Mary Peart oe Tateh «é- $11.25 100 F Livingstop.. r O. Lasts. A. Fiint. | = , 00 ‘lie Smith 1 \ " Ww. J. MeMahon | ? |© B Irish ... 1 00 ‘Total bt. &. Start | . Groening Total. acc eae t ae rents’ Office, 414 Sues neweate —_ Modern snentte € o.. 3835 Olive ptige J. Stter. bO J J. Collina. . $2.00 J ames Bosle 7 95 2 sie. | . A ; ‘ Campbell 1.00 VY. D. Rosaman.$7 | : y. F rn MN. Smith. 1.00 sf P seeneee. 1. Kulage..¢ 3 ‘ K t be D - obn OY le. et as ’ mM ari | J, urge 1. 00 Total .....$7.00| H. Rosenow... | | Dugan-Wolfort & Dugan, Second bey Bn os, le S DOG MEDICINES . 'T - ‘ mt . , Floor, 1508 Washington. +a ye — 7 Polk Miller Drug Co., Ine, A. Dugan. .$1.00 ©. J. Snreive. 28 | A. Portney.... — _ A ‘ r sala St. Ssichs va. J. W. Dugan.. 100 Leo Wolfort... 100| Wm. Doolex. 2: 1.09 Total? ... 920001 303 Fast mond, S L. Wolfert. Of | Louise Heiman .50) A. W. Jackson A. S. Aloe & Co., 539 North Gran@. Glidys Evans Juli ia Bos: adh a. “4 John A. Clark.§ .50 pees > ae Martin 3 4 | “U.-NEED-ME” | Gates 5 Masch- Ora at e¢ : . . oe 50 Geo. A. Bauer. vo ' iN PAD . Dabawakt = Mu rel Ward. - : ) Fred Foon P 550 Total $5.75 DES - 73. Can oat + bapa Rheine. > | Ottilie Krues “6 Call employes cour | a FR, . 32 Mary Kennedy 30 | ‘Jonta A. Guhl. 1,00 tributed.) | 2°G and work distributor offers Bickelhaupt. .25 Mae Mullen - 3 ‘ ie? * e Co. _iaae.. Ke lly...» .25 Wm. McClish:; Schmucke Hauling & _-m | | ; ample space for a busy day’ s ian Haske ‘ D. See! . ee om poulal: Roses « 2 110 North Tenth . Be | ulation of mail. Genu- . Selegsolm . | Re England .. .é sth Barkar.. .25! Schmuke Havul- Mike Taibz «.- WU accum ; Epaein © Fcomyes fone Claae” ai. ae eee ee > ine and imitation leather. Col- eeee 4 pone O'Leary 10 | Co. .$5.00 ‘ _ . d Ki, i nai , Be —— a, 19 | Joln Woltert 1.90 $- pee 3.00) . ss? — ors, blue, black, green an ein aus. DC oroth l. -eee0e - ; ’ " Wm. deker. i | Tom Kain co oe oe &. Ward. brown. Stella Harrison 15 omp- 7 . Jones lied ond pd e Keckhann oa **e-e *e-e 59 Total $1 1. 50 John. Ydeb .. 28 fenry Scholtz. a | . : > . . TPS TOMI Crore eur er Po hDPO DID CrarcrQgur *.* ~F nobors Canoe ‘Hattage a aS PSUS WNW WAG 7 ~ . . . . . > . . . Tile PON eer ele HOroror ws Sr Oreo oe ad 3 na SN NPN Cre Crono gree * 19 1 Continued eon VYaae ™. orev bobs? SIs) Sa stobs todsis iors HAS HAG? we 1. 4, Revi ; | Ted Becker . a = re H. Pe eyo) — Cash gacee+ee >» wee Strauh. Cc ash eeeeneee . yx patendick ' myer .f ht... 5a ——o- J ae _ ‘Schwartzman Jewelry and Supply Klawtzer 50 C. V. Rickard 5 Blelock Manufacturing Co, gay "95 AN L .-->+4 : Co., 523-24 Commercial Blidge. ‘. S. Peterson .50 Margaret Baird es ° -- Y oF 00 Frank Grob .. .50/| Bill Wolf .... .60 M. Kennedy . Locust St. | : . an. | | A. Schwartz'an$1.00 hie tte F. Slocum . . L. Ruderer Pelock . $0. 30 4 71mm 7 =~ 0 Se Schwart- 10 - Rb: abam "f F. L. Schwing .50 Geo. Konert CC. KRire “-hins a Miele 7 : a E. E. Lekoy .. Indermark . : a Schumann i;roninger Cutte rI7S% ernie’ SDyen > "moto? srseisqoe oc g £3694 Pi Mt Lu - ; : ; oe ‘ *\ock M a 4 ° —_ vw - ° “= © © Pe Co, ‘* te , es ~ 2 ~! ~) o (>; Harber... tdiDe Fy W Davis 4] . i ee tal. a oF ‘hester Wirtz. Fe. 0 ea @G Gaddy.. liughes >. a lotrom eo Goos > . . . astses? Cre Orono’ Magnusson-Price, “9019 Washington, |Chamberiain Metal W. St. Co., 4230 F. Schwaner..$1.00 W. R. Lennons _.: Olive St. i. Magnusson. 1.00 ~ Ed. Price .... 1.00) Wm. A. Cast. .$1. 00 Art Winkler .. 90 E. Qatman... -0U - -|E. M. Daly ... 1.00 rE Rit. - —_ a> sSrrsesrseorses bo VwOocewovovr™e “Lehrman Fi : G. Dielein .. 1.00 1 Oo. B. Wracic.. 00 ash we * Maschmeyer Richards Silwer Co. | s LL. Hudson 1.00 x A. Klutho. : 1.00 | Third Floor Compton Bidg. | L. rangers | - 2. Albert -++-$ 50 : (seb --+ "| John Graves ~. ) | .. Berber. . ** ~~. CAD Ure Oru > tors rorcncr bs tohots meledrtsboto be CrNGMoodoce occ . . . . » es fm to me eee es OS * ‘ a > . . >. — > RSIESAS WS WS 2S >. stot Craacy A Poa age Ss eae ee: r~ae . °. iv ry aooresrs: Agro grees hotototnts LEN CACACICNCICREAGIO O O . Regen .... ‘50 | Southwestern Shoe Co. 708 N. Hagnwar . Schrautiier. 3 John Harria . .$1.00 auien * mz ; Hardin . , Bauer .:.-+ «8 Ross Fletchert 25 4 R 8 OL C = 50 M G Sec ee: b : os FF g4 ‘ il oA C. Williams .. «4 Helen Wilson DNESDAY AND THURSDAY | was 62 UF. pied Bgl ee er ‘30K. Bennecker - * 2 : : : c A D ae re OQ" - ~ phot rs tehtiots . . Telthorat .. Sid Trumsy. 25 3 tsess 2-00 BD. Sree * T 201% Vee -- National Bottling Easton. pekemPe : -.°* 1 0¢ : » 2 Ol Dressed Poultry is 0 W."Reinneimer 35 | Wy “tine. | soe 4 28 | Sar Baa 9} OR Ahmet : — : | Fas: : 00 | ; Total ....$53.65; Walter Marble J Friedman ..$1_00 G N Kumbera_ 1 00 , “5 XM. Fure : Telegraph News, 315A Olive § . Knickmeyer-Fleer Real Estate Co.,| M. Bibb 2 # Mariel ... EB. Oswets ... 1.00 Boneless, Maer .... 2 2 F Ragedaie F. Barhorst ..$ .25F. Emmenegger_ -50 Mise, “Rib or : C sad . M. Bruemmer. 4 —™ - libre | # ae Shoulder, Ib. 2 = ” og) - og St finkell ... Ib..10c Chuck, Prime, ib.. : ee i , “ss "OS 1. Koldn: VEAL » e Phere. 25 Laurette "RS an ) Danielson wvV Rooms = 3 s 3505 N. Grand. . ~ a M Friedman . 1 00 5 D. &chaelrr ] vA C. Jeude Mintner St. Louls Screw Co., 6900 North — i Greliner . ~ J. Case@idy . + | Breast or Stew | Shoulders orl } Se he ee: . ws * ~ eas . tw ww vr ms tr doio’k COO ua Y poeshse - lave ert ees fon Dem) o) - OQooo ? 1¢ ~T vinsinsinobas bobsto ho bobs - Office Furniture ° Steel Die Engraving : Printing SrSswsees EE — SAaaagro 2°00 ee ‘a mae 1+ c=) > = > > > . . . Crore i505 =v he a>*n* IGN Gngrgrergao * * . . *.*®eeeee® ey @ ‘ - _ - * + - * Por grOre Ga Grerororer or Gr Or1Orerore , ~ Cre igh s = SDAP i met Stolte fuses S nweil pe Puder Beckman arog , . *>5>5 iw * Te Kni ckmeyer$i 00 E Dittrich .. 1 Cc WwW. ioe ramer.. J. Bermingham 1 00 a Broadway. '10c FI bi (;e0 Benson .. a a 50 mmer L. Western Maryland Railroad Co -"J Moh F Wowert ..1 oO. F. ons, Pet Reis P. Schraeder$ .15c Lb. | Pork Sausage. .17c W. 1. Seay rech. -$1. n0 C. M. Hirsch. Ralph Cochran Hams Trust. Rb. Hitech: :94:00 — c —s UT cher : . ae rt seecc 719 Pierce Bid. ’ -evercomb. 50 H §S Stone .. ~ o% , LPO TE, | Hot Reis 2. es Oral Hill Calif. Woeher : ‘pe P J. Kim worth; >. J. oa aay 2ic Lb. i7c Lb. B35 Kimworthy Be 500 ad “ .** . nC oO a ea Z 50 dele Helfrich ‘ S _G. Brown. .$1.00 R. E. Miner... 00; \sm™ , D9 | Leo Zenpy . 50 A R. Swehla Ceci; Cochran . act 2 . Clegh orn = Af ) Spee a; fences, oO Theresa Spano Bourt = 0) » Hoffmann 1 James Powers. .25 Chas. Bowles. . A. Fluick Ed -Frommann “ae ou le. * = Ben Carbaugh. Ss “BC es... Bk a K Michels 7 : {Au a, . \ _* da. A. ' o . . . oe . on Total ee .$14.50 Olive Zit n k i2'.cLb. Sliced Bacon. .35c LI Bt G. Reeves. -50| G. W. W. ... 1. Pay Next Year Helpful Hints to Late Shoppers Gifts for All the Family Each One Specially Priced A Watch for rage or Son ‘ vt > fe = . . . - . . met > Cee PD DSP HOT eS t+ ~~. . } w ~ ~- — re > . . . > - > > 1D SEQTOr Sr Ore 1 Or orcacr Oren ocr A. : FE Fristein . R. €, Schulz. 25 Melvin ¥rey .. Edoz ... Gluckoman =.) M Silverman BE. . Smith. 2s yt 00 | H. iforneker Cash Gnmmer. a) -~— M Sel] —~ od G. Joe Toombs. . 'H. Hofmeister. 20 | : Hirsch Bree. Hostery Co. H. VW. lL. Sea Fruseon Steel Co., 1632-37 Syndicate Washington Ave. ase o #* ‘~ | esemsnonsngsoom9 | SBS3y KNOrouwcro ae * sa: PSs wWlgicl * ~ -_— —_~ Total ....- $2.00 A. Karpf Co. Second Floor Frank | M'ke Swen- Mrs. Peterson. .2: George, Ramsey Eva New traut grosh of Tom Kuhnole..— .%: Aus acoby . a wheidoiph 25 E. Filbin ...- -39| wow Era b Shirt Con 901 Lucas. ——_ Humes Deal Co. 1416 Syndicate | Bidg.. TAD N. Broadway. | F. W. Stienlene .2: | Joe Bock Otto Kawell .. r 2} . Guerdan .. Spareribs Pork Chopsiit vcisse 50 FA. Fors CA CIITA Or Gt CaN Gt tr POUDASNDLDIDND NE mes Or? Srsrense rust. M kar} ‘sour sane Pollock . rt Wales Adding Machine Co., 4806 Msrile McClin- Otto nee a * Ff Mern 0) ‘ u } — H. Schick. . . Pukecz . — hes one Rawal -- fe § Humes . $1.00 ee wane: ts Tony Dimarie. HO Olive St. Mejvin Frey . k Joe Buison ... RB. Dea : om ‘ ine A 20c 22c Lb a insor e J. E. Scully.. Lb. Ss ote! ao a y. a pualep- _ s a a H. »- ce Parkmairst - t Granulated Sugat D'7 Relows: 33 Paar 4 cine... 8 lt B. Fergneon A Wu . ] ‘ J Ri rds. . . sc S. ‘$s ° “* urmrmins . | Mari ‘ TLeaeko . H - Soret . s " i > ‘ ‘ ) . cha . ? i) FH. Bu ie wat D YD Cc wor Shh wren? al i Ci~w ~ wy solid gold case. 5 isinemei . . . ‘rn ™ = YY * > > ~ * ten * toe o wiw Sreice wa Gi ee OND ONG UNG z wri . 4 MEM Senge RENE PEEP . > > . »*,? ercic = . ~*~ a * ~ oV'O gro ple oe . , ~~ ee > = =| Circ uae Ssrsect rorororeor S . -.* ~ (~~ > . *® *>» , a Wener OresOrtong : WO—PSe > 2" ~' Se -hroyer. oll af. McDuffie. Chapman ; ar se -~— _~, —- - ~—w wow — I ~~" = —_—~_ No, 2 can Early June Peas____ No. 2 can String Beans, 2 cans, 2§ 3 cans___25¢ Queen Olives, quart jar CROP HOLIDAY NUTS enon: Ba : eo ,' ’ . Militzer .20¢ F ilberts, arr pw Trefz | bo Zimmer . .25¢ | Chestnuts, Ib. .....47 Lo . Missed Nuts: every one year’s. No peanuts, .30¢ 2 POUNDS. Every one good; all sizes. bach . . ?ne Blessing Riess Buse nhart Abeln Hieger .. . Ellertritz . Keary ee Anacker Blocker Sch letor Careot _ saa as Schielin Maver Ptyl Eiben oo a >>> Ade» PEAS Or! > ‘4 Erasisroesesd9 gu -* a. 2 rsrors rOWDa Voor 23109 200" Onmtre bw 8 _— — - -_> ~*~ : , _* ~ Keck Gomerman Co. 1110 North | Broadway. | t : } 50 = Total ....$11 $il 05 ba * Prag Iva B. Arnold | Fitzge: Nh na eine a ” . .50 Gua FT Floor Huber, Inc... 115 Vine §tf. Fred Ben er hi Aa Phe Service Blue Print Co hird X aogier 190 ames right. . ec ws ' 816 Pine Sf. $1 00. Wm z K ema. . E. F. Walker. 50 3.50 | nen B ...§-.59 John Folk ... .28 | 1 00 - : —_—— ey ‘lingen. 1.00 G. Garthoef'ner 26 1 0 ~— ’ bo Swift & Co., 10 ' Si) Dota ' » n | erty ou Emil] Srhora *- . ’ . . “ee oe *. Vv ‘ie Eckert ee mo Total eer $2.7 ‘ Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., 405 Zok 2! sh 10) wettee tien: aa ae hon Board of Education Bidg. ae” ek a oak ae - $1. a0 . Wurnke . $1 00 H Vanis .... _ Z Vent. Hanna » . Dembeck. wy WwW ~Seoc wmOrs si So he ohumbamh-ahe ohenl . o Fy > » = * Y . al > oo oe 7 4 . siotaiots » = SS SS Str Grengro ow _ = sete tens I. ot WOW CIO a — M ier r9tdis) ws PONWes >cacrtow .. Ae. “7 - . Sco hal = ‘~ Baumer a . APES ESPIS mers = tt ot Ge ; a A ePOp se? xi g- ad “y ~ 3 SrsesesS Sr St eure organ _t . . etoet. ~— ~ . ‘ . . : . . . en ee ee eee w" fA ya S'S Pods Dessous Ooo » 2 »~* . . : _ ——— utlla 7 us lees Hunt Kate Hummer. Kate Thomas. Mrs. Franer Mary Seelmar A benhenhe oi. stetharle sie cheshon : . ‘4 & Fs oe + eb oka) wl 50209 eSrorses run vic Grrr uv 26°9 re and come tomorrew-— ve up to $600.00. - ~ — * — . 2eteA epsroesrors rdISrapsrsrs7srs foun tea nn Goldstein, . ovola Mi Laugh li a ie oro Kamp ... * W. Williams.. P. Moretz ... G. Watkinge ... L. Furlow © Schulz JoaAneon... Ptollhaus. . t . \L~ 8D Wer CSO OOoOcuC a North Broadway. ~ ~~ o Sree Steyr Se Or GrOr or Sorer gre yt a SIGtetet yt rS7 Sts an, Rose Barron | oe toe 1 Auznsten el, RB Biecber ..- gold filled. case—$36 values. shoiehcin> Or* NCA QI Dt SE POT MA tO OS S?or: ONO COS HAA oeurre Si seSeSes Versa: 9:3 he | ‘ wt Hot Avs ZAHM OAciAuUu dorsiaiotsts ~*h9 aebsis CORON Oresrssrsreesi e? Alvin w. Wejas Walter S. Hinds ‘Paul 8S. Strauss Wilesie Cawtron Ethel Ritcher.. Robt. E. O'Con- me >roiswnomr Sissies OrCFO FO OVO — ~ >. Os ee —_— = SS RS St a ms : , bb, err W B Higgin- botham . .. . Cet Nears Tota! ....$11 60 Haver-Latkeandl Realty Co. 201-02 —— % Bldg. 4. . P ee tor Co. Inc., 3001 Wash- New Lucas 7 : : ol paca ington Ave. | . J. Haver.$2.00 Charles Roede. 3.00 | - 2° = aes ae . in R. t- ate 2 oS an B So 8 urnan.. and) -- £28 Total ..----87.00) F* 5° Ram 2 T. Amola, 228 pt (iH. H. Shan 2! Heny Raymond .25 25 es Pelt Buder Pag eae rt Total ....$23. "$23.00 J. Hows Gumer. ca g, B,, Allen. . . 49 | Chast Schaffner | ae ‘50 | Belding Bros. & Co. Second Floor — : Monogram Bldg.. — Peper y 708 " Sue Bryson ..$1.00 OO North Sixth a Geames . -$1.00 , “Heidemann 1.00 yu (senesee. & M Schajim 1.00 mich ye mS 5 +. .* . mie: "s M. Sechierberge. 0 . Roune _ Ut) Henry Y. Kline. 1.00 _ 4ieOgier.. -im"! = Spo —- ; 3.00 _R. Fisher .. 1.00 ig | eee - ‘ Henrichs .. 09 . am; Reid .. 00 Vierdag rt. nae. - 1. touches of Cuticura Oin ee cars pave soe boxes wach mre W. A. Helm, 402 Bank Commerce 23 Chae. nei Fourth and St. Charlies Streets, needed to soothe and heal. Cuticura Building. ee Be a sees wins Oe -K. ... (26 E. Kluskey .. 65°9!] comfortable upholstered chairs— Talcum is fragrant and refreshing, w. &> Helm. $1.00 E. E. Bickford .50| K. 2 ol 2 | oO oO t es st3ronatd ‘ ~> at S| i on >>5* tc? ororor rors ? Sine SS mS? rr" >> oO para dts orev +. toe) ? 38 Anna ‘Wweger. WADADAD DRADASASED Bhd? x PobS. tthe di sic? oer Cas OOO VO Orc Ure - -_-~ Serr yr 92519. 5a5 2 OM; i> Allen Martin Oscar Fei . A P! lasek ae Freda Ka ‘ker. ¥ red By essing ‘ Ed : Rolfes JEWELRY COMPANY ai. Our Credit v sSHINGTON (paar } fo AVENUE =— Meane Sidney L. Bouman All! Second Floor. ¢ Saving! OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. UNTIL AMA 15 MG" JACKS and STANDS ‘ ss se SPS et et et et et 3 oo wrist shbe Sloe 4 * ~* ST Ra SSS a) eet eek el oe | BPE ATONE 2 — I= oe -_ ~~ =| \ Shp hebsh.} ~O% ose McGovern . Herrman leitner ' M E\ ely n ne a” SIGE TIS HONWD 323799 ? J ’ _ tt Kamper . Tarmatee ™% F Schuhalz ° Wl Obhellan. . eInan ies bn man , om. 4 Marv Dumont. 2.) Evelyn Dale.. «2. Cetton Belt Railroad Railroad Ruth Garrison i L i QO" ~~ ~ -_—-~ ove She lahat +. 1 . id ae. oO | ae geste a. EF mais. . - Phillive . W. Sattler ates H. chmide oe ne a Sis rc ti 1d Nhe Lrinds Wivioiay Dostsigie; a ears a wr et te ac =teob ie ‘ _ _ _ -_ uP bP hl eee ® | Adler R28 nents 55 — - PSrSr9re is Mar elline Mc- Laughlin Rar KAreh merer 29) oF . * ©. Wm. J. Duesin eS ie as de oi =: Robert Brockei- | #. 2 LU. ; » e23it OO ree Gree ror .) bso . +9 > hea} ’ noha) . pohe: CIFVI DOI ADO we > 5 . >. 4 tocec" .' CoO Co., “1220 Spruce st =! or > @ Thomas O’Brien Bil) Jacaues ee Simson i) | hotel TS) | Ogvruroro es oO | Henry Weis Jr. = 1 | Cash 00 — To $7. 00 | Ivar A. John- _ | Potter, Kauffman & Co., Third Floor | H wr’ “Waeile : Chamber of SOUNDS. ar’ J ae cCarthy Lawrence G * — sie nina Shiai - “A s'y“d4>> . oe StS —)509'5 ~ nhs ~ oi yet Malet” “id — “Oa ~ MM. va aan re) —_— 1.00 B. Ma nhr — . . Total “ee 347 00 1.90 Harry atten . 2.f —_—- - 3.00 Louis McKinney 490 F Tenscher euler on and Belting aa » &. t, 801-06 North oe st. 1c. a yr | E. Beckemeier v. | = | : 25 5032 ‘Tdaho. $1.00 E. B ae ot ae. da BO } |G. Freihaut. ; 50 . Sippel . 2£p06 Bieeche 1.00 a 0 John Reagan . > * » Exe Sree 5 grfeSrges: Sesroe ADANAGHNHADAS D. Sullivan Ann Silharm.. trbana PONS dS 29 19ND EDO +5 sisiortrses: hoe DOD PUA RUS onto AS Stitt lotr re kam Lae aon M. Marsct 22 ee ~~ Oo * s75?5 - * oie Se i f “SMP yRuP ASO * _ tS ~/t Saint Lehane oes! ohORD queen “25895 Te, | Siesieiis Tey cone eee enemas” . : 1S ; , Gaueh ... _— 25 oR ap tow « key. + 3 ee 50 Total ... 2.5 1. Sh 25 reatly reduced today and Thurs- E NEW CLUB CARS are more spacious, ee oS Geet 3 el $2.50 - . 125 Total ....$18.00| « A loungy Cogswell Chair is ider and higher ceilings. A barber re : >, Sean: 2) (Bo | mt WL Tate & Soma, Ine. 1717 Cam. Z . ’ , , , . B. ; ' . | Roderick H. ee. a Fire Department, City: Hall. priced as low as $29. an steeceaecs GINE NO. ® AND H. L. NO. pom, buffer and library are incl | Tait Jr... 81.0 ENGINE ways on duty ote nm oe ‘28 | Orders taken before three 5 | 4 eit Cafe, rea boos Moremitg’ 25 TT. et ‘| o’clock Thursday will be — THE NEW SLEEPING CARS have perm pead boards which give semi-privacy to passe 5 ® Th ered for Christmas. 25 PRollod Homer S BO i. ., ~ 9008 Den . see eee in daytime. Also large dressing rooms for wou with vanity tables and chairs. Ladies’ maid manicurist in attendance. THE DINING CARS are attractively The excellent meals are splendidly East, enjoy this magnificent equipment | and tickets for any of the six fine craims from >- York over the Pennsylvania Railroad may be ticker office, 316 N. Broadway and Union PF Mert. Durer Passenger Representatwe af Bosimen s Beant Biag Phone Mam 3200). St. Lowi. SYLVAN AILROAD -DISPATCH is the only St. souls evening giving Asociated Press news f Orupann - Rutestur .. Hickey DwrINc the process of manufacture, a shoe passes through a number of operations where holding de vices are necessary. Thoenect cxtisfastery Geta de Ge poses are all found in the W/€ line of Jacks and —~ . ° a — H. Evans. Ackerman . Wahoff , Hanlon .. Donovan .. Hippie ce shell. Stephan’: MONEY aschast Brea. ¥rt . | For Home and Business Morris Plan loans, running as long as a year, carrying the “Pay-Day” repayment privi- lege,. may be secured by col- lateral or by the signatures of two friends. The cost is low, the plan simple and the results ' beneficial. This is a convenient way of needed capital fer con- ve purposes. INDUSTRIAL LOAN PANY — [pom 8 ts . 10 714 Chestnut Street pe a ae : z You 1 7 thes Arie scat 60 | LE | § ons. 8°, Branches at ot Hacente ond ot Tetel anx.81050 Tetel ..cu- 38 50' Frelisten Officws: 1486 Modiamont Ors ys —— 23 : pe RCE ~~. —wo eee ee eee pet rt 3 Sa eg rt - borsrorotor >>23?3 > ") * 7 o ~ “BO | John Brneggse. ae in #0 | ~4 a wet c}. cata eer Bo | Arthur Yaffe : | FORSHAW" ig rrr Gr Ur anor: Koryo mt bas et ge a Eee gee Ary en gt? > rem “AE - a -_ _ ee eo ree ba tersbor a mee be be Te Be be Os Be - a _ — a 5°3729'3aS25)9?5xK 74 8 wt 1. }- — 9h9~D09 2 33 r$>9°3°9 ’ , ; IOP 3 > The results obtained from the use of G/C Jacks and Seands will convince you of their merits. PIMSegtOrs*~ Pr I9rSt5 9:329°32.300 85 g AAARAAAA- o'w?w aed i ar wie eT SSRs eet SO Ct tw Ot de pg aerebag epg siees “4. Hy rg aoa peorre 3 ae | S383S333SS2G3 : 2 ee ? “ > Ie OR _—-— , Ode A%q™ V a; are | * J | =

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. | WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24, 1420 ST.LQUIS POST-DISPATC# a — _ - = - re —— een eS a= : _—_-— = ree ‘ ——— ~ oe = _———— - - N ALL-STAR BACKFIELD IN ROSE TOURNEY a —— = een n—egeneee me ee —~ ian | Tee Sa owen EE —_ ——— — — — ————— -- — ’ - : ti a ee tl Gai Feat WRAY pn Bnd 85.29 For s All-Aroun oo) . 2 eames ace lracKs : 5 any : | Gridiron Marvel .4%4 52 5 ag State $7 2,900 so)! * >. || As Pro Tonight FOOTB ALI 7 i to Chicago | | , : : | Tesreau, U. of Washington - e ro i role ; | : > Flyweight poms. m4 Op- | pn Fullback, Second Only to. x : : ee i | _ pose Perfetti — McTigue EE ftovers mt ft | have confesined tel : e Was Right. 3 yesterday Dec. 23.—Proe- ref: in it hampionship ght in nuns pa a : ros ' tween Jack Dempsey Van E 8 nsicera..ior -- ++ . ’ - = a compicte dud. A heard of : was thrown out of Bam ” ~ Island hotel owner wrote numerous line by Me a , -ney-General requesting of thé Let ween him ¢ .- as to whether the pro- done by maar +a_eound bout could be held Kind had presumably next summer a end according to his letter the match ‘nile if | het a, 3 1 - ; » slugger from Atiant uc! as Qual ere. os ning. th s " 1 to be promoted by Floyd Fits- & trial by # | aS a@ relief measure, He Bane Rotten. |= weet amie theese aaa a a keg was . about ali teat was sue ot Gm i : \ ie 4 | to he Bo a . Took Tithe Fro: Genaro. | > th | | n the . a g@mmocrs anu ERNIE NEVERS carried the bal - . ae : “ -* . " ' ; - . - . . . - ne _ P : ++ - “er : . ; " ” . ~ ; = > & . ' . . ’ ; is w . . ; - + 4 — ‘ & & > -- el = © .-* | 4 y Minnesota was soole@ +o make the affair certain °° ae ) " amt bag ae ad encu >| over | ——- r McMillan repeared @& : gee the States approval. in the m ND AND KESS! ER proving mseif guilty. Havin a aes Mia : rom jIndeed, it 5 — cpt Jiay with almost exactly tieg Gev. Groesbeck took & hand ins I was 16 ae ae & a © SS : ) ROLA! - tered ) sreatte & [2 es hat | up | results. It gainell 23 yaad matter by stating thattne fight my te ater ig dle agg a | : >. i es ms wt WILL BOX TUESDAY IN | , , me —T — , = : , ee rhe | Mich gan » had not | PN - ieGo" ern, the only man ‘ “ ast be -ountenanced in this on ane C ent 0 ramen th gage 2 esa “ . : - pee . ’ } to th | 1+ whic viously . 2s ae ae oy te: nie the ‘ace Pan- | feated, though we had player | Scrieske and a touchdown, af , " toe oni ‘allsAmerica clévens. | } n run, kick — wes os be : prever © wecsne. lcho Villa. Great was their aston-| A gg nth ns «$ & scoreies, | made the tackle, this (aaa “These championship fights are mt fg ‘ eae y eae j : orem le ae funn’s opponent in hi: 7 eee ein RE Fb 2 : is ) take on | each. . vreetier he seems arba had only a short time : t >| ; — = . - by. Mont. things nat enncded in ane alien ++ ee eee Be gametes y La , Swe eee 5 cg ee eee ba’ progressed not qui De : ieee fessional and Was | 9, Chicago “ 2 = ~ —ae . , " , ot in th We ‘ oes: ; , ca *0-t. in monath) ho ant ie :. Lit — , ? e - A antas’* wet Bi eth : : 1] kinds of opposition. ran was DO e s wd Fitzsimmons, bexing pro- acted. whe ermers if it ts possib! | tiremebes 7 M ! BILLIKEN AND BEAR he 1 ch will hit = png A atin al “3 . of the ' ere f rence that year. . 7 aa oter who is bere negotiating with er Tremendous Scoring Punch. Re y ein. a | ‘ate he , iain ; Al UMNI PRACTICE FOR anvas f1: : t > - "3 - .a@mpion. slaviz + las ae . This, } The remarkable thing k Dempsey for a title fight with oa " wz Pris. — . = ho @ ren ‘ . ~ os v : — . $ : ne . . ot . » hes t | . sas eo ' _ oe . Stine . | La 7 : eared sng) GB » a ste 2° 41] be con-| quarterback, were the Minnesota o:e McMillan calle@ and they have resumed ini | Piya ; = | . esler fis s* t ob } : c : pa Pd: = from the side ines ti after Christmas. . rst , n the Pec , Z . - . " ' 7 Dass which we used *? * : ce = vee . map x : J D . “ry, hr De beid in 5p , \ eth : ‘ | +O P 3 ] P 2 i" = ince been known as i tiie fig ht will e . could AceDp Washington 106. Willlamertte 0, Nell Jo alevo ran - 112 oe ; Sigg a3 tg - ; ot 2 , - - . secsiaaiae m~ tons pio m " . tber—that is definite.” he said ambition « Washington 58, Ll. Ss. S&S. UOkia- FOURT ' zc. ‘m oe " oon Resleresr a . : “ngs *- — = a7 | evel noUus~ = peo po | — ee and — night. “But there are arrang®- be as good homa @. vid TX “ . 4 ee sa) ©. 2? , em psev- rat de. 2 Pps Hi) cee 5 ' : nee :, ” ff touchdowns for us. - le can’? : . es Qo. =f : , lav ' ta : ‘ : , - ' say this was *he greatest &: : Cn, Be x mts to be completed and it cant Washington 34, w. Seattle = ar ee. : . : 2" ; 2 +) ee oy —_ —— — ata —_ 3, the af ri ‘ : wos = we oe ote | Aen Ally, the Dass T S - to The bout wll be i was = : : ~ A ¢ 7 _ > - - ad vr . a : = b@ t. ee! . = + ; ¢ - is " + Club 0. rn : | he us ngpiectengyslnmar ie =f} }army—and later so ae oe | of the Washinaton 30. Montana 1°. _ +:.8 2. | : — z IE FOE — “a ;, eavy wall 2 ‘ was crowded tO OVErNOW- | sed by Prichard and” me near Unicas™: was 4 Pp Washinaton 6 Nebraska 4. 4 one : ' ‘ w z° ’ ‘ a » | i oo in tas sieel —- : proer" My BHP roe: aa c G otpesiivs The Washington TY. Puget sound. | yg fe | , . ¥ ) we anside mission has a rule that Wis mum Se eaneen mate a mnvetign Te.a- eed me sined his! m pam in en «4eel » that there the ef New Orteans Scratche- me. -« , , + : = ex" sbttu Oo] ©. | , ’ sha? ane Y : pe ee n* mn Michigan, the pro- onal =o much for the recor Ch i ' , ' ; + , é ’ riority to nore thi — Pr _ : . Ok 4h RS andicap consist: a act t | ‘ ™ : ‘oe > ; . — | pera ola — ay iny Tal - wil giv ; 68 LOU pemingpen st 5: nig he . * cs oter ned up squarely With the ta team, | : , > Reve Bovernor, declaring that because of Strouth merous obstacies be had never me to - ngicered the State for the match. Bbim—-et The 6€8€4s00D Wis tically a new — peal: casuamai | j a 7 of Arkansas quint st Francis pombshell thon Before Small Crowd meepeset eo. toe aa = a mnastum, Washington University ..o+ 1 " ee nape mo5 ey 3 em , 4 New Year's afternoon, Don Rus- . ’ " ‘ = os “VF ry ‘ 4" oe mm * . . mild . at South Broadway. ‘ ‘ ; : é See: ; . . - . . : captagm of the local. aacTeas- od. — “t he rest th is S90 | 2, has announced. The Raszor-— e su ‘ Warmer & ris } : ; ' : ’ mee of better-kno ox- dern eecdead some seo 7odf1 the dark shadow 2 2 x (ll show practically the °o2 al tie Was scored against Nebraska | COON! , - . we ie more dulcetir « Ls. | Lieperville, will meet the veteran xg team here that won 233 of 37 sional on Oct. at Lincol en b : Dp, f uf fu oo ) , on ; _ +h, . The lead b er set by othe: in Turk Godfrey knocked | rereh : last year. team had practic for } mee we een ‘ , ee aati - ts iene aniversities 4 -eorg pee “red Fulton in the Middle-| Ae The St. Louis collegians will en- | month. The green linesme: th Sw 5. third. Hoo E . | | . mer . ‘he | ch, wh: is known as Le c 2 other night and Burke is | oa in their first heliday Battle wever rn Oe ee TE cap Pom , a ming, 2 year-cid in a ot ee 4o:” Ainbam, tanamach os thee Gee P ny sight ot See Se ~ : 1 — ss c . . Th} poy: 55 eee C. they take on the Vanderd : 180 age es | reity team of Nashville, Tenn. =y raps on ie “Weare expecting « real battie family . wo t Vanderbilt Monday.” Captain course. jen Ava- . a I] stated today. “They have spect | nea, ' ! - athletic ruling down there whitch whining bite an ethiete from pertici- sin. ing in two sports. This means imetead of being compelled to dear t for the football men to diseara ™F &* r grid toes, basketball practice here © Vas} Oo rote. : bh ge" under way early with the up. : uegiected to cad its ainietes ths % uit that at thie time of the yee? i turn ™ ] andy Dan le ons. * re, \ [ 7 ; Nas Iv le team should be in fine nor want -uld be picktng them ther MO a JTEY \ a . ue'on.” My | a , > . “a | Four members of the Vanderbilt his ” Wingfield Reappointed. For Home and Business «fl BUD torent) gun taeen, Ee , - ee ; . er men from last year pasane . ' led ¢ : | ;' oe ; aa, id : wits es lateral or bv the signatures of Meese tne o- | | - 6 SON, cident Bob G e two friends. The cost is low, Havana Scraiches . ra a : | nounc the plan simple and the results I gS cenra VESa the taird ind with} oa beneficial. , SMITH, CALIFORNIA San amas ' a This is a convenient way of } ) ’ [ | COACH, IN CRITICAL Oey a . no ee SE that wil! Oring comfort, safety and pieasure. - mighty Ernie Nevers. Tim (Kid Rhapian « ¢ n m2? ba was given ain ' : tes Give a CORDUROY CORD TIRE ter Chriet. ' , time theme two giants -_ Tarme | | — “a hore br . wig SoOuUnCcS m=ee—make @ emall Gewn saeyment which ' me? : : jens ‘> ot , eonrwY yt" Ma ; » t.. wil @ in perfeetiy eth veer sudeet and ‘ ) et — “ 4 as ’ . . a. , ‘7 3 ; ot = Lg - ha >? tre ree? at easy. SP venient pay ments . SH be heard in the et sins : : moat thet could oe Sear a te enon aeninet SOX | Achletic Commimion tat be ned | Gait Tine ee @ ‘e- T0QO6 Olive St. ,.2 T Doth of them had been knocked ORDUROY TIRE STORES Tire erices have o¢- cold ar an toebers, and both of | a = — dies ' ; , Pe IeCTRe ¥ ‘ary vee ean he@ Treoevered and returned » i* | i ree] , . . : COROvuRGY Pa sO Lt tt was yvne of ti 6 CS ft ss *s s* : : | + ne’ : sh>e A } " , = rac rek > on CREDIT’ @uels en record. wedi — ~ — “ =n +B - 4

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PATCH 4 ¥ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23. 1923 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; —_— - — -_-— me. —— eee - —_ , a see a ™ ee - _——_—_ -— Sa oe - - —s ~ — SSS - —— —_———— ene a omy ee te —_— - ——_— - —_— ~ os —-——_— 2NEV GAMPUICHIGA N GOVERNO ARS DEMPSEY- WILLS FIGHT FRO :OM STA’ TE TL AT ee + ——. a ee 4 — ee — = = ; A eerie _ . ——« »~ . . _ ee — ————— a id a ee = as we om rs : 3 | eae American League Mellilo’s One Ambition Is "Rabbit Punch and ? | - ae Chic Sol 2. OBB 3 i , ’ ee a. ye : » espom © ‘ " Rieniiantantl Ho ever Will Not Be CHAPTER Vv. t ustain by giving up the career yesterday that last season's at- )ambition means enything, then Os- i! Fatt os ~_ aoe a 7 a amount of biack tire tape has Cid & ., Our captain Details, iw , Copyright 12926 tha ad hee: an? ; fa on : car “a oat? . a = : ; Post - Jispa t« .. hee used to make their hands for me. He ‘tendance was close to the record. ©@F “Skeets” Mellilo, the only red- — ee he ae (Copyright, 1925 r r1i3are wr ~ > "re éetearia? 4 ‘= . . - . d. but iat nap pened now . j j Until Some- It VAS & {! ivial thing that ¢ ei] ; ‘ una fand anvthir g about " ss >» . hard re j Ww a i} 4 r WW z : ) , “if gr ; ™) ¢ ; Ta 4 headed Itz lie il by > ] ? 5 : * : = a 4% _ , >! , rey) vl ws S of his job on J re all t} ®. plans of =] yself and baseball, but could see (The figures for each club were. 14am in baseball, will 4 - a : NEW YORK, Dec. 23 The commission will enforce 7 ) a time in January. f my father for my college career... gusure in auch an undertaking p withheld because of owners’ objec- Lave a long and brilliant career : . Through the break of relations be- a rule that out-of-town boxers WwW 7 ® ’ a ve e et Aa ; \ ee. i ‘ ; ; “ + ba ; ° —— e " ' . ~ " _ . » _ — ‘ — Play Gains 28 Yards —_--— eli gions mat the aves Ff ~ t. | mn. Wiis arguments were ‘tion tf 3} ti Johnson said 1m the majors. For Mellilo, a sec- Pe a 3 ge tween Nebraska and Notre Dame, must be on hand 72 hours be- Inen are thrown into an~ entirely ne 5 : ~ SES stag a & rit Rockne, a truly great man fore they are scheduled to ap- Prese ia aiell meer. | . | season fell short by only ond-sacker, recently purchased by “* { ry 10 Associatec & new channel by some such unex . slain ere 90 of ec ‘ing the banner vear . . : ‘ —* be in his sphere, will be rid of a@ very pear inthe ring Promotors ‘LANSING. Mich., Dec. 23.-—Pros- pected incident eae perce Ph pcm roy tS agg . = a vea pri re the Browns from the local Amert- Or; | Gm 3 decided hoogoo were ordered to have at least ? oe v) \ 4 . A — I . 8 . on " fchigan at fiareA un iehtl 2 | “4 tom oe rol : +) oe usFed or Ti] n our. t} te ch the extensive clicking and dreains baseba]!! versity has lost ive games. Une a referee bé forced to stop @ 118, ia ‘ “> ur ralay tT) . if y iu a F av I S mou . rl . . ’ . . , at“ “2 a” 24 ‘ . «yt? ' C ; 5 , 7 nt api Barty > taAaw amd ; Learcue - rT") ‘ - haa Settung mo o} ira’ | t} i. turnstiles iast summer wat! Ever since he piaved his . SS = ie was dropped to Iowa, one went to ‘ fight pecause of stalling, or in | a aecutes “oes then League Baseball. There they hed hit nite” due the magnetiem of the twe school te: ag are Nets : BF Be 5. 4 the Army and three to Nebraska. the event of a too one-sided 4 ‘ cor "a ‘ ud fA heard of t irr Scouts were Tit ’ s wien , » OVE As ‘ } ; . 4 i azn I Ti | = y ScCHnoOo! Lf arn a Froselanr d. ii. he S af : - : ‘ ee ' 5 TUS. Bor. . into 4 > KOR , Bee o eg hy ae = engpey: a contenders, the Washington has been thinkiz ¢ +3 -} = ee Im 1922 it was the Cornhuskers > match. po Paap: irown out ¢ ounds en nac Island hotel owner wrote numerous then as now and mucn : "a Mack's Atl onto Te on ‘6 tee we ’ ) . . . ; a est oeti-r _¢ . , 7, ° } . r .~* AU) a » atl ‘ At +e Lid) - rato ; ‘ 14 ? . m — 416 wouk et a cl alice any 1} ” > ¥ ? ing urd line by Overn, the - attorney-Genera: requesting of the search for new players ~ ies ane —— 1 drew in the neighborhood of mai " - } arty | EOS ee a ae en record and a chance of debat- : et th ‘ween - an4 jon as +O \ hether 4% fal pro- done hv letter Inquiries ' 1} : ‘ hid Af ; JP ' . ; \ rT} ae sa NA 4 ' -" 2 J 4 ae T a ors He i as kept pil EE ir 4 Pe a i wi } Pp iy etor for . oti nal which is likely to affect em col- a: B@ opin he nis thathelé fiktna had bee P mont Rag. you to go righ houg! nd bes : customers into thelr along with that one thought i: | a ae ng ' “| siderably——uniess the period of | ie-seund bout could bemeid | sinc Hae Leen mace avour © larks and the Macks would have 4. Mellil : > am rare boners i t at Pasad is guffi i at - . : ae 2 , nar ars A ne & Jai eix vears. He at rte if ™ pponents VESESOLa Was wooled agaig _getied to alice | tne affair certain ; = be st ki “4 = ‘aes - ruined the pennant fight, an! if as en outfielder. but « ~ oe 7 al Not a Star Batter. to rank way up in the West when PLAYERS ARE DUE IN peewee es ; © Y whe "Pre eee ’ , , tis . } st , 4 “as jie r} . . : ; repeated the same gus the State's approval. ae ae — = ) . White Sox hadn't gone “hloeer”’ +¢., ¢) ' so par Whether he will ever be a star again Nebraska placed the punch T A most earactie ¢ + s, in the minor leagues. if you are emba i -i —- | tt ty, to the infleld In the middle of the , CALIFORNIA OD y [ xactiv the same Gor. Groesbeck took a and in . - ; clr . ; ‘ irv ¢ Eddie Collins annem ¢ 19°2 4} ; hitter is a question Iie rang up soporific - — ae . ‘Tas lt yea id Dy this tims now nag \ vou 10 6a _— -'S season OF IF?2 n he deve : ~ ‘ " lined 23 yards. and# @ematter by stating that tne fight . vee ‘ rs oid by} . : | agrrerate attendance probably eg eveloped an average of .294 in the Associa- The teams first met fg 1915 and | By the Associate’ Prees / , ons ’ bet Goll ote and my four years With the fi. a ‘ ong as }j} are ae > ” so rapidiy that this yvear he set a ¢in- tnt , tral r | BAN FRANCISCO, Dee 23.—Twenr. ‘'y man hotweensiig@g] not be countenanced | [S "le woul ave exceeded the 1924 fig- . . tion last year He hits straight each team has won five games; ae " up int i v" } a 7 new world’s record for chances ac- Wavy and wit! ; rnaster batsman " . ‘ , “#12 ; ty astern football etars making ; ! the contest of 1915 Was @ SCOF®-lupn the All-East team which will ae ate 2ede > d bullt me he Louchdox I) ogeint se ST n Re ds ia me ith of | 4 big strong fellow. I hope Iam not you 1 wi nus er _——— cepted at second base The oo! ope sad oe € . es T Ti hi fi hi . a a " ” . - " , . like risier ‘sy olis ; ] s , ~ % . Lime on the @ “These np ionship Tights are immodest in saving that I was t) ~~ n : Pirates Drew About 900,000. mark Nelé for mehw wébee elma ts ~ - emai ay less tis meet an All-West eleven here Sat- : ’ ~ ‘ ’ . ‘ ’ sh CF gs * - ~-s ‘ _ ‘ —_— a" P ‘ : ’ Ad » ok % Dp a T? rove: grea Y if? a | auctioned around among ine - ) he eanin of a iillion at- ' : ; . urday fn a benefit game for the : sa uite a ballplayer for a boy whc Pan : — “ larry Lajole was 1025 56 the ls . , ‘ | —— Climate Will 5S Al ‘ o th @aa to shake down the public,” . “ Ss “A y erieace \ Real Sacrifice. r for one club is best fig PO ne . ° nm -9° the last year and, as he is eager to ats ovamame. Shrinere’ Crippled Children’s Hoe- L = en » r ts ; ; . a4 4 — 4 - Z : Jv >| T. . ro . a : . . _ , _ r . . In addiwMite gif He wondered whethe- “*° "ever any exp ‘-r Mir father was not rich man ured by the fact that the Pitts. S2™es “vers, Collins, Frisch and learn and get ahead, Sisler will Emerging from the sunny South-| pital, will arrive this aftermcon and at defensive ard ates Island would do any bet- ©” mp Uitte town gr aa , and izing what thie : nt to!burch Pirates who. accoré@ine to Harris, some of the greatest key- find him an apt pupil land into regions of cold and snow, #@ big welcome is awaiting them. naive end —% vas also a great ' 4 making expenses than fundamentals. J could hit, run and ner SCRE P. s ondine “f “ena Ale nye mani +) pags stone kings in the history of base- Mellilo was discovered by the the Alabama eleven is now due to California will first welcome the ~( aT"; cz lt or : _ f b , mid t , ; . . — _ res sE71. A, . r, Ge Sa . ‘a « « ° . stir - ° - * . , " \ Nebraska | ine plung Minaceota. calling - Mon eld. Once tho Rp eapaltmataltincagmeante (PEE I had n “Se al Circutt see reported te Bare ball, have been shooting at the! late Charles F. Moll, former presi- dip into the equable climate of the *7'4 heroes at Sacramento where end Wis- | Upon ail the strength and ebjlirs ti “4 0 the Governor ea things naturally ai he ee | ae ; + a pr aa ‘% rl oa “Wage mark for years, but it remained in- dent of the Southwestern Assocla- Southwest. Shriners will meet the train and ch hed enabled it to ride rourh fore sad goede Bins aires raw SS- 'the training in the finer points ba . ile : Auf dec ray . _—— ' "itees ouett joie ain Inannered tio He ok him to Winni; : entertain the visitors during thele S100 over al) i pone : Gen Meesunced that no championship or 4,4 game I was eager to lea: vy] a man father we I ha Ot irbes’ Field. ein a - q - G Don. » Wok Alm to inn pes The genial temperatures of prief stop there. Shrine officiain com get ‘ J opp nis, massed tdoor arena fiehts would be al- Le gFatie. $ : = © t\dea that , ould oo ub that stood bigh tr youngster came along and kicked and he did so well both at bat and Southern California should appeal in charge of the East-Weet encoun ? oa Te ee more. it full of holes. in the field that he was bought by to Wallace Wade's men, who/ter will board the train there and din Michigan. In fact, he in- ies . 7 . — . - . For days and days Milwaukee for $500. That was in Know very wel] what it is to play | accompany Coach Bill Ingram and Orme. ; ) . ; ro ¢ 1e" ? at who spolled Notre Dames unbhbeat PLD POPP LOD A ~~... cient for acc een the Johnson circu‘? vas : alkec . ‘ : , nce ' wa Wells Scores on a fated that with very few excep- apour Van Bagwell be etna ** me home ready to start } as the- White Sox. despite thet Accepted 1066 Chances. “ Zs 4 Walker, a} eres ez an ag a ae RP ey t gwen | —E up % , pce ice iO mc anys ag ewe | welll! siallied : e ance) 1920. The following year he filled ¢ootball when the mercury is dal- ‘his invaders to San Francisco. ver! the \ catapulted at the Minne. —milms maich p gr me vw a b® among the minor leaguer ine ne isl slum j finis it e 0 ac da total o 66 in as utigty flyhawk with the Mil- lying with the 80's Brass bands, a perade and an offs bike og t i Hn Fle ained ¢ antec oniy to American E:ON fegsiona! nd maki! r{ | , — baie — ° mous as Prosperee Bi eve! » OFS chances, running u remarkab! stike luh hut the y + we: a a patos \ficial welcome by Mayor Rolph wil! inte | le gained two yards, imilar or tio: T ————— : siete lie ' it) | a Ons ails : > Sete ” € up & remarkable | waukee club, but the next year was Meantime reports from Seattle | ¢eq; Ban Francisco's r ti innesc a ~s . . 6a MeMills - al) “ or & Millay oY gani 78 ons . is fired Us a.) wT ' ¢ ae rT 17 ’ ?' ‘ 4 7 a : . ‘ os . total ef 69 6 assis ts ang 470 vtouts farn ed to the Peorla club of the a ‘ eu ure a a 3 ecep on, SP is ae | es Oe still stands, the Governor said. wonder ruslé ' be carried ir some return 3 soston. . 1 ee ee ad 17 tell of winter rains and the handt- The Easterners will then go through . “ is. This time, on a split bucks well. nn Decides His Oa aia” satin that brillian: Yat Srew. well but not eas in|im 157 games. He made only 30} *™Fee-Eve 1cagu Bosses a ad cap which this applies to the husky|several hours’ workout et Dwing mnson i - : . he reer. . seth 2 , > tine . - sae ‘ Lr rhe iT Lh Pp ‘ n a 4 : | pa 7 s an ey ~~ a} ~th ne further - he ‘ a _ , ae ian : ¥ ‘ m ae is , T a on ~-? Y ‘ "++ as , > . . a X pe asi bbhee os we , ;, , . ; . tr we ‘ ata : ws As 1% ene e National Teaagrue ‘ line and again during the season few of the tricks that go with the tiine with the | ind re-rea i idn alize 1 | sat | e eae tenn Begs me toward | AITEREMS the match re ; . tin but n y future had UJ vA . er j ia A nnval n ‘ting t he rushed over back of second position and he has been improv-. I e Stren | card pass which we used chet eat! after Christmar Se eet we mons) -o have to get rid of New York. announced that « aivi,|base or almost to the right fielding over oh A man’s wardrobe is nded | Das si! be cnown as The fight will be heid in Sep- im 4 imtinGatme une {tet & iniform .. 4 dend v 1) clare: oul line for ground balls > depended QD been known ase the Min- j 1d » me from satisfyi: my * : i be decl .0r grou alls ' nesvta puss, and has scored @ lef ber—that is defini © S81 cmbition of showing that ] ll g oO} t} egul inf- ~ Plaving alongside «a mediocre NEW YORK BEATS BOSTON | never completely fall touchdowns for us. Et ts ine BSD. — sur there are Arne | be as gana as any of them Porn r you MUNN TO TRY HIS LUCK shortstop, Mellilo was the main cog IN HOCKEY LEAGUE GAME , sa : , : E overfiow- ea =— we 60 86 effectively a hen cog ; f the Southern League rhere ' BOST YS De 23 New York de- here were P | and Merriliat : a. re ey was a er ate team at Augu:- *” ‘ ' rot arry Dussey, ; BOUT WITH ANDERSON ew all-time double-play record. ¢ested the Boston Bruins, 3 to 2, | . ™ % >, “ ¢ > . ~~ *% . 4 —_ : . . " . > . ee *1. 4 ‘* ~ars : “ «+ . Al _ . ‘ . + é P e . He said be Lat eorge Lauerman, ta, my present home, which was rat ae mn deci > | me the Abeeciatal See Skeets” assisted in sve double in a National Hockey League game A gift certificate An additional business uch that day, hom he described as head of his nearer. Augusta was in a leagu jl hile fo havi 1a ith : KANSAS (]’ ‘ oo _ plays, far more than any second here tonight. The contest, played @ crent foni- Biticaco s\ndicate of backers, +} baseman has ever made before. He on slow ice and characterized by will give a man his suit of fine woolen custom in most of the others 7 ‘har - ~~ - *) cr } - ° = | grade lower than the South : : Mut a, ie ap : wonder ° tv, and that negotiat! T2 «¢ +7 y : ’ ’ - ’ jinn @ oP } , tarted 6590 of them fut the ragged ay, Was ® ciecanest on : ; erful fe!) the Cl ro a*.ons are¢ Sr utherr Alianta Leezue j dia Cc t I : l was as © an ly ma pe nal Ities be- | own choice among t is a : ' . ‘ e-« “+s . *} F ‘ > : . _ - ry p 1 | told . 3 : imposed. The score s 2 to ; , ailored al ays el new - ‘ ° ; . , . , = ; = - : 7 Sy , rf ) 4] eseciated Pres — > ta team, about ine. ae , ) abut on @ pit 3 , wok | verno! ) i stoner (Samet ans E tris Mite fe lao a Te ie ie Sacks CUftor’ - touch the heart of the out- greta magica, as! Dec. 23.——The ceciaring that because of s:routhers wr . ' eee ahs tay abli Morale Committee vot. merous obstacles he had never eo te che to AY augusta and tall io hs } ar) . ~~ "sy ‘is efter lear ; T'niver t: , : . = : . . gan quar- é : - | a tees of a mGered the ptate for the match. | him—-at my own expense. hardly realized what a thrill that Nebraska & ve . Se door are With Christ- pward pus 1 to per Dari-mutuel bettin i; I go into all thie cetail ‘tc — S aeee e ee agurg ea , aot ; _ ae . mas near we are Send andton horse r: g in Waskitnaton. * ee SEUM A. C. FIVE "purpose of showing just |= BVO Gage trig in 3 Feast | eiamewe ) “He v 3 : ; . : A i ane BO PLAY ARKANSAS U. {svirese professional paitpiayer fot Noid of = curse (and Mit It ciarad.in have defeated the cham. Fy . Teeare ing. this suggestion along et is ot n jus . rat oe . bow \ ' rly run. Later i : rot oe init wi hich led te : . ¥ 807-9 North 6th Se, to the women folks. @test came | ‘** ‘”% apt ; , | Se shan | Sencally, sea wave tc See s +, mpleted and it ca all hon wnehedt ta think r@inarily t! wouldn't have n the machinery by which the d Ch . . b _ - @one in a da; The bout will i . ~ been much cha for me ret AT BOXING TONIGHT IN Milwaukee club was able to set a PY he Assotiated Press. , an ristmas 1S near y 5 ay ie is in th ce] businessdu progressing without a hitch ~_ = » Bane ; record here that ever: — : ee The Van Bagwell! letter hat si U : ferri to Gov. ¢ especk's every ph ng rovV. zsroesbeck's iven us o TEAM NEW YEAR’S DAY through the same thing, ¢ The New Coliseum A. ©. basket- s0 1 team will oppose the Univer- The jle*ter from Strouthers war y of Arkansas quint at Francis »ombhshel] in our home To 3ayv mn. eo » ’ ‘? ; Dn re . ot , ; "ex ar um, Me aa! ir gton I nit ersity that | was excited wouid at. Tt it~ is af We ; ,em . New Year's afternoon, Don Rus- a Sle : a " ’ it mildiy 1 was. fairly consumi-d sin®™® beat captagn of the local aggrega- ; “Ws cogent vf ae = , _— 3 : , , bas announced The Razor. With a desire to display my ability ioudas ANG arr Us! a boxer, Mun! ) ' 7 wil) show practical ly the en a league diamond 4) it! profes- Vv asé reinstaté i Ol Stroy’ ,r + } 1} hve te . ’ ‘ i : 1S in two ort Th , ; Teed of thine Berner} gyn faced me YT would have to ‘ terweitght, beat Teddy (Hara of OT ] oD’ TT) i : y . P s Tv 7 } Lil ttend tfor the football men to discara ™Fy dear father, manu to ms eas a a en. MeT lar ight in d centvrie an” ir grid togs, basketball] practice heve it cut. My mind was ms FRESNO, Cal—Chariey Long. 2 igon Square rden. Greb mentio oat under we early with the up. I knew that nothin Lau Negro middleweight. Omaha, won ‘ ; hs probabil iil (thet at this time of the rear turn me At the same time , from Hank Hoberts. *t. Joe 11). scene of the pt sakes e te rc von po uld be in fine . ‘ aAnppose hin ‘ o} = not want to oppose iii. _ ' °* as the di Git) ' JACK SONVILE. Fila—KAid White al Myr "Yather called me 4 F c ’ . o Four membe: f th anderbilt ie ‘ a : 4 pa won a judges’ decision | = B | i i] b c d: | v a ee im Yo his etucy. heginning it . ine ws or Iaate &peaks, Louisvitie, K-r., \ icentir ui aten | “ ! c a a) on ion [Neartti Open Saturday his feet Ringside critics agreed Harmonize =} ~ qfon’e 8c Poottorm Hose "Hitous 620 Olive S + een Evenings mae Scien akewel evervthied lend wear wel! STORE except «a gefense aguinet a right ° ° + a Evenings Until Christmas je ’ : is, I11., 139 Collinsville Avenue ein aml Wie eaaenes an te eth g pant Boys Shoss, E. St Louis, cross and the ability to bit witl Uni ity Club Bidg. : t tne en a aa Se: - = = = = ° = > — . SN “ ee eenat* ak? "~ <9 ~ Se real knockout fores. t~- -

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tor ~ 1. Post- 4 em —_ ——— ° or, ~ WEDNESDAY. ———— ' : ; tling BLA i — 4 Te SIRE A ND DrA- _—— — & a FUND OF POST-DISPATCH 24, =: — Sere. Ze) I dans pt , _~— 4 Gano avenue. beloved wife af Martin Koe- MOND. WATER SAY. BE- | MIRR« RS RESILVERED. - : — — - ——= 3K Stan : 25 Ella Castl 25 /' L. Ven 0 Total $300 nig. dear mother of Mrs. William Domer : AN ariviene flower designs cut ‘nto vy ieror : _ Roe For Christmas Gi . imgtem Ave. H D Moredock 50 EC Marengpe 25, 0° &- 50 E Ww.’ Saal from Math Hermann & Sons’ chapel baiNULE PUP—Lom: small: 6 — ——S—S — ge oy J , ; P : . , oo. = : - - > > Kx : West Flortssa:ni aVe>n tue. inter ols short tail ” white front feet white r . , ry 2 4 ; (Gy! Oe NY IK CE =) iw) . = na ous . - . b2 - > : = 7 ws , - _ em? ine > i Ti FWte»»> 3 ater he: r i tee Office Of the | husband of tha &™ u n “ul 2a2 pten. Hiland 721a&9W Zimmerman . ‘ —_ , Sore : Fr “iz expiosion . : to Valhalla ‘re tory. ‘> + EN Me —— Ae IRF} STORAGE oO B0 eats we" 6,519 INSTRUCTION Want Ads last year—1,381 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspaper s COMBINED. -@@ Dror eso Fe DECEMBER. 23, 1925. CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE H. P. Coftec Co. 1000 Clark. Btwe Ridge Bottling Co. 1827-29 DEATHS TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES| MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES stTuaTIC : | 4 3) «6Viola Rackey $ South Kingshighway MAN KIT FA RY WATER KOENIG—Entered into rest on - Monday. aaa NCRETS cut and wrecked . CHRISTMAS Cc — Nee Bruggemann) of 2048 wa | meee aes. 152 J Tener. 23 ciccscn maneinctaving Co. Stadt ‘ig"Martin E! Konig and the late Rose) OR MAPLEWOOD BUS ORO E BALL | Venetian mitrore Al! work done in’ oc: =: —— nabel Bogs 23 Mildred ne = 23 Floor, 1505 W en HEATER EXPLOSION ranumother, sister é an a SARA ‘ELII's~ LIBERAL REWARD. | abie rasan y ~ b~ and deliver, Reamou: |g ors \ : Reconditioned Fur ni Chardin = .L C Bake: 23 rote . . 90) *. F 1 . ) oe “Of Bernard Vi ane Rt ee, ‘Bfen* | SOL TERRIER 00G—Losts Clack with | _ per savers, iettess ante ing. fast worker: > Terms Go xg a rue ist Peta “reds ‘k Fohr., 7 } A, ay . , ' 5044 ‘w => mater al o) ®, moving. packing. Centra! 5898 = SRESe . $0 5 am. : | 3 | | | ‘Hall. ospital frem injurie licte: MeC ULLOUGH— interes inte rest. »- _Hiland 703M aay Freight it Forwarding oh eran r PSsit lanin Mill ~+ 19 south o pa’. nc tathe! Met a ¢ =" ee Pe an : a) Iron Beds EE Walnut - person yassing - - Sntered int 5 on Tursda; — i. - vac 1c s yt AD FI | 52D AND DELMAR _— if POST. DISPATCH a FESTIVAL Bo n eo >) Bin ied ; Chas. Fuse an 1925. at 3:45 p. m. Augusta | blasting. Graner Construction ulle: ima: “) tling Li | Barroni . ] 4 Ba I of - MeBirey-Sloan Shee Co. 1515 W ash- $50 EF at 2:30 p. CABANY 4808. 11820 Market st. Garfield 2944, 1:37 a —— ~) > Z “T) > A! oe! 4 1 , } : =>" , : " : _ — . “a m4, L . ~ sa « " 100 Belle Py ”*, nie Peter’. (kz. P +0 Ll, =on aihalla Cemetery 1) | spot ‘on back of neck; reward. 973 Chest- ROOFING won of Berna : ‘ im 2 rm A e- , — i i |. SE = . , reast. no license paid Oa — ri a a . white breast. named Trub; lice _— 14% ~ EXCHANGE s$TO . . we = wen ne ) Hurts a _ Smoke | laspec ter. 408 City Hall. . " *s ~ > Elies = —s First Nationa] Rank or in Famous-Barr-: CRAWPGRD = moving Van. 8 load or MARKET § - 3 T> 7 imn ih Oo __ Total $13.0 ) | | ae DUC notics funeral later from : —. A Sit. wants ae &) : at‘chman l¢ day | ity nee, 6402 rdDy arenu othe Lost ‘small. biack. marked white, / —__._._ 14) + LOS Pinney. ~ a $25 to $50 $j (0) $1.00 ) $25.00 Hammond > las v losion 1925, 3 3 - mM., ENVELOPE—Lost. large. containing tw: an a of mona “ i } : eet. ar Si i La i iaTge. J ' ay UNI * M Yedert a = L0U =} in ni v- j , it , insura Dee polctes rewa>r. Ww Tm Are y Ou ae St. Louis?) r a 4 . UNION'S EXCHANGE STORE = ) z : } ' al [ ~ ie mn. ne 7 : rhone X we 4 i Wire Springs sone Coil Sc money - Ney s) > @5 = ‘ : : a. ; : . . . 9°. . . : mH #0onDp DININ G TABLES : . ; | in noon OU! . . on oseph N LIVIN Adolph Merdinger. Century Bldg. . ‘$2 sl oS | ws office. He had suffered!” Rema; it .. chapel, 2929 Jeadin covery. —" a BARBER—T nigh A Merdinger .$1 nm A _R Kingsland —~ . “s : act ‘ . Mou? ‘ ry 1) Fune Lou 502. ne Pa and - ler 7 limes = ’ ’ P > “see : ‘ . of +h cull ‘ . of hot ' atad ‘ i ’ I) . n ral Th re- - — — — gua ra teed 19 9 z S . - a l : He - ; a a cul tay , to | { emetery. GLASSE st; pai = r i STOVE fe REPAIRS =a BARBER Troe! - , : ems : ' o 7 - — — = - arto. Path rf — Ss hneid s-ERMAN POLIC 4 : ; sia reur! (ime cars. reduced frei Lak ' u mC 10} } ‘a 91 imeor na Nor | biack id wn. utton hi Abie rTre-resentation oeerpehere MEN, we se | Osx and Walnut—Val to $50 | ' nf-rmation. Forest O92e c80) BAK ER—I -Light — 1 $5 an NT $7.00 Values 0 and $1 Cash to SITS... { Alexander . Des rey : he s , Dos . otaine " = H —~ > M R: : . e > 7. i i I ‘ e ‘ > : red he * - ond x - at . a8 ad : . ; REPAIRS for . any —. stove. range or ry ’ ' a : ] : ec. i ivy. i ° hn : nT. ’ OU TAL ASSES ' . s2@ii Pim. = = furnace =’’ bend I etre ix. . . : ; At ats : . rs . ‘ . - 1 5 bas 2 4 2? : — g od rs ~~ , _ > . esda . _ Main 20 _ FORSHAW. hs a — ; rT, ’ . - . | Library Tables ee ff @& .$5.00 Oak AIfecom Milling Co. 205859 Raftway | T* heater wai nt reduces [the tate Louie Mcieg’ stare , Meter and | wart Lindell 12330. __()| um 9000 —___ (8 | _Manchester - Center Tables .......$1.00 Oak Exchange Bldg. red plant, with dered nee Fangmother. in her eighty-secent’ eather. | n Gatepvorth Hotel and A G. BRA AU "ER SUPPLY Co. “si . -— ONS EXCNANGE STORE - i STOVE REPAIRS. ~ enues: Intermen ‘ a i ery. 1412 No Bre DAVENETTE &t SUITES | »sion ' B Diack Jack Cemeter; KE Lost. Tuesday. 7.30 a. £ ‘ail Rvs ayy AUPPEURS hh ~te gen nae fis LAN pm. Wey, (ere ae Rant’ * * “S| Wate PAPER CLeawe. ETc. 22 8= = ERR s100 $ 5 g3.00 | HAVE your paper and »p t ~ , “ j Be cecese Cash bb. Riverside 0 0812. aint ing a a3 ums, mH Valucs Tatervationa! Bank. Feurth «fr tt ont pt am oe } — . - - . , Platt, Annabel ser . —~~— painting. plastering, clean OLLECTO : » AL UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE John Nickerson Jr. S27 Boatmen’'s IP nin x u iis wife and a daughter sux - anaige BS — _— \ LAt — Laos -stri “pearl. silver PAPE] * TANGnE” a wee So82R. S . . : ' Electrie nk Building. Tota I ™ = — Pies ie sp f bus o iS 14 Washing- *“Af SR = es ‘a! Oce Of ; oe Ba = , Léa . 4 o« - ‘ . : ; a e13) per .&. . ‘ . v.. j Wood Beds ee Nang ! a Cast $1 ' Caso a. Aetma Life Insurance (o.. 601-02 Sie ila: iron idem 932 Mornson . : ~ , eis! 13% . innk Hr =F { f . ”* + aa? rms . rase Beds Seccuntien en Chiffo lack border Cas) I Cas hin - emet rs ind. - goid lac ee A — ~ » oe Pierce Blidge. 7 ' EB = ee eeintieed = ROO MS pa pered. $6 u work no 4 ne : rg | cost te Chak m9 = ; 9 YEARS FOR TO-CENT ROBBERY secmem 2 on0 iets on woncay Syne ta ers eer, FE, | ROMS, pera SOS we anes | Th ce one ee iw aan ‘ cenhias . \ ' i v" ™ Henr x» — ——$_——_— — — _ —— Roo "eo ml __. Grand. , i : ; 20 Cash .. l 5 larke . i a Reck \rBoo 4 ie WOMS pavered. reasonabie price Ben i . + * tec | ~- - -; by The Associate! | > ee =F’ sher fear fath »§ Harry F evening: 1 initials ‘A McG - money oe mann. 3638 Cailfornia. Victer | 00K First inst -class | - COLONIAL BEDS 3° Pelice Department. (4ty Hall. . aue ) = : : . nm _ : ene % ra er je and. Her. rnd Mas s: reat 4908590 W 4 S4J (c7@) | eh | ~; - ia me : ; RANSAS CITY, c 23, et Meches, and eur dear gimdions De KETROOK LD — | DELIVERY Be : $35 $1.00 » ‘ Pe ar M “4 ann $: ” hey r -_”* na, ‘ : - . . ' oa | —- er Dye Co.. 4236 Easton. . ***)” ., Anthons , PaaS SN sil : Pomer aie Bee. @ a0 a : — | — DIEMAKER— With atl - ; V alee? .. ccs: Cash | rene Munier ~~) Hattie Nu 25 ay ' : Sergt ~ , =e . SE BLOC a ‘rom ™~ r : TRO Gn: wae, -- RO “ompeund perforating t 3 Hilda Johns: 22 Gua Schmid > § ead : Dire) Be ' pen lary 3 rday ‘o €& ) Ivar feyewand money. at station. Skinker rd P ] NAL = iy work! Century : | UNIONS EXCHANGE sTORS . | wa” | : : . . . . aj ™mee hi cane. * “a Ivy Ashbs | ; as > “ . . ; . 7 eee ome Ut acl . , . TP = : . ' , an eeenitien LISHW = > ; 1) EM Doon. Shas Cra ) Soret P. Lynch 5) 1 Ra wr - J peni aT eo" Monday. Dec. 91. | m_ reward. 3110 Ts ae eo i. __UNION’S NS EXCHANGE S , : j ’ : - ‘ wo ores e 7 ae eel . . . FILLING —s “Se ee ———_| © Baws . 0. JG Wheia ‘. » 3 a . Lupton’s Mortuary. | srnepeerard._-Vietor 2067R. ATTORNEYS AT Law Missouri! State Food and Drug Dept.. TA For~. 7 ret Schroeder 5 7 Cee, 45 net. wecne ee. "_Chemk : Tuesday evening. M. JOHN 5. SMITH. lawyer .. a i L 1601 Chemical ents. Stumb>. a al a : CEMETERIES mn cteniad fuse Gee Ge — aes Reward. oosneee, damages Main ‘Ti ist. Ae -HOLIDAY SUGG S. Faber.. $ .50 59 Harry | a" > cases ) > W. Taswe _Eniered into rest ueeday. | PURSE—Losit. ladvar an “con. | 108% N. Sth ot. 289 understand slectric - Aneswaid we) . - . ie " : , , eune r Oe mining net } , tan : —_— —} | . Ofte W eed. itt i er ™ ae LO >| ‘ | | | . ' a De ’ Ss i rotn- rT ne -3 Retu to F . r ie. a. A - “ | | > a ee 30 Grain Co.. 419 Mer- oe * > Rar. Julia Lindenb: “harles Sommers, pose eee Dent... Custom House. neem coe ——¥ SSING o 5 | MULVIHI Exchanae Bidg. : a + ‘ iat Waldheim ad Stel panne cmt Wigan ‘se. ——o. Cee eo i | gag x moet ened , = with a monument F une: iesday. Dec ° : " ~~~ Teen rm . vany | PERMANENT wave. $8. marcel hal] CASH OR CREDIT | : - Ss - a | (a Temple Isra Yo | et: pair of tore@e| Dota ae. pialbot's, 1231 N- - Papier: sive FF for Chri —— > irke ee — ME n Tuesday PD , . LE - pair of 1 ar . st n! “J ™ a J. r. Irwin Tile and Brick ce. S14 , nul ! & . ms . UNDERT 1 OD 3 L “ Ez ome " he ne x ~— - wae Ss 4 a = Ht Gin © urniture or i ristmas Fullerton Bids. aban Pot $7 50)! Soll S> OM. B. Jacque 7 AKERS _ husband aulu Toomey (nee Mee a 3 iede. DANCI complete line of holiday Furniture T. Irwin . $1. Geo Herwick anew ; . : me cs D1 re i) W q gear ne ~Gward. Rhea _anc rothy we "a NG 1 am : D. Ke ‘uwad I m0 Ray 1: °S Reinkoldt & Co.. r2t-s2 Batmen’s — . - : man im=-r12a roomey. de ° Bridget Toomey. dear : PT ASE = a 1thwes r.. CASTLE eALL ROOM Olive =: 5h st : one-third or more. Bank Suiiding. ' : ‘Tak ING c eo Wee i: Mar la _— miele” teem ~s a. 3 > ject cing n tly ondays except. Bert Copeland ya JI, M Dierker - Hy Lubbecke |! > ee Tan Waeher 3m NI 81 Forest Kate tiller Toomes r brothe: rand TOTS. ant ESSE ee ae = Matinee age ~~ —. — | $90 Consoles Sees A. B Parke . M Mevann 00 7 Heerich I d iter as 3 ) : 5 rT . ~ Tiaw an ne} ™ hs forty-firy : \BI E RI NNER . 2 ‘ le anv hour. La 4 - $3.50 Smoking Stands. ie 91.98 rh 4 Oo = , , F = Fenerbach “ Nort Colfax uaran teed Total 00) 8S 2 4° oe | May Har , | Sion Ciao at Sm ef e Leet a = =e : Sey | — " soca ae Supt’s Office, ~~ $9 Priscilla Cabinets ....$5.50 we We + a : | [ ¢ v. Ha- : aoe — _— nat is) d rim, wi cover: rewa LEA AN' All dances taught in : . . Sunmaid Raisin Growers of 4 EH Obermier. 100 _Total . . = ete : era. sous ich) 20a Stara! Begs ‘2 | (4 arva:e or 10 case leone reuse) Famous-Barr $15 Cedar Chesta..........99.90 . America 1 « j ™ a - , c aan ' WILLIAMS Enw into a ToT rn, ws uUArAnI fed: | bour: 50 > " vouis H. Stehic, 3126 Easton. . ee neem " ° ‘2 y7ae5 .-2 odin - “4, — ee =e ch ~ ly Ad veg JOU COMPOSITOR—| Salen i 15 Lamps and Shades. ....$7.35 . alaut 492 Areade Bidg. -* et Beat Bons . Pine se ; lies . Ga - tnife: ‘nitials 1 be ‘netructors reasona Arcadia SR Joréar $1 00 KL Riley. Seorge Meder. 100 Sammy Woll - Dopheide nn 0934 RUSSELL BOUL. wh ae ter Ruemend of Clara | - 2897. 910 reward — $288 : _____ | +Sehkeei. sent Olive. Phone Lindell 4358. have lock-up experience: ty » $2504 Piece French W ander . A Nesiage te : 0) 3 = ae — : ‘ . GRAND 129°. Bi! gy — | r i : = , WAT — WEST xe me a ies the right man. . , Bed m Suit ee ee Tota . ST ae —- — : — oe See nd tates SR a gen lasses Monday evenings: Charleston NIOR ACCOUNTAR . L oo etrepoli Ce ! et to aa Ge ame . taug>t . Parties Saturday, Sunday evenings. school graduates: = SS —_=_=__- —— Metrepolitan Life Insurance . ' r. I “SS . -— S) CY: eome practical accountams ni _— —— St. Leuis Dairy (Co. 1314-34 Nerth . IS@5-47 Ky Fach. Bidg. | fron hat ' Linde boulevard. 1 a ) ‘. (ce etiten experience desirable. os 3 . beens. is i SoD. Bum tela $ | DEATHS er of Mount Moriah Lense Set 42D HORRE—Found- geod: owner mar ave} . ——=«i(i‘( ~ Walon: _Sieearse’ Co. tage amma SALESMEN WANTED t } a — F Laughiin LAYOUT MAN Fee r- me a _ ti Dresecii std es ; D RY POLIC ~~ | EX-OFFICER WM. E ee ° Experienced Sal w ITHROW ) : " % , i: : T , e nth : -} a Lah om gat: ne ocat “8 miss! rg nesota and Juniata. Ati 25 Lea cent oo ~ 1on - : : ine EY LEATHER rene S19 Titte Guaranty Bldg. Gar- MA) Jackson. 57 W t Li i 2223. ‘ o7 To #@ll electrical appliances: store wer. 4057 est Pine. indei! he irirks A pniv 14 : 28 . y_ aftern — en was | “Ge traime | gy ; EDERAL rl CTH Cc. 1900 _ *'P ne. (cS8x) PERSONAL SUGGES TIO __INSTRUCTION | Salesmen Wanted BEAUTY CULTtRE as a profession of-| tod ‘ fers a fascinating and remunerative fu- osc; , mareeiling. beauty culture big futures. pir S38 Arcade ‘Pidg.. v vance Euman .$ 200 S amold 2 1.90 se ae teal eg Due cote of time laces, Automobile Trips and Tours. *” HEALTHY PUPPY OR a 937,04 night cinesea. st Ton neon. Dec. 26, 2 o’cles Meme unlimited opportunity { 5 leietentined oe ee ae . Sy ee cumin ——— INGING CaN} -OT TaN A of Beauty Culture. second “oor, § ne. PLU MBERS—% first-jas, Ae ment. In reply re ot ' ~ - an Fittman es v Piet ; ne arered “est! mn Tu ’ t , "1 vE TRY ARDN j Eells — i2 dar 4469 Ol) Xs ae compiete of Total . $1 ut Xs — ’ ' a > ~ : = ; . Gas an or IN2. +1 Ww ait . A! « : . H It \' r¢ - *, f 1) RI Art Eppie orm ~) ane : -_ ~~ ed Bk a= leid 150 PAT > uur Vietor + ‘Tecords: = cet —e a ooren their ye a is Dienaeale e538) , : — : ~ Bote ’ r” Walsh ' ' eae itn, Ss . . Koen : ——— - - _ orvae ba: nm = > a one whose ccucation s —_— Gets Exterminator Co.. 1135-39 wnt art) 3 _ += . ee ” — oe fied trainin “ — ; been aiong the line ef* Pine &r. | Burke 1A inG ' > Co by 3 . oe — nak this work easy t . an give age. — . i Cimeeee - ¢ > > “Mourns RK Entered Te fonda. - ‘ +} ~y aDy' and Salary «x —_ » : we » . : Arno) ) ' ; =. E \I halfieid : e 4 . . 3 } . is * . : : i ‘418 J ‘ va if TcN°’ . y 2 Y . aceiien . ; —_ «~)) “ash nete ys Delmar ofOWw “® Ww - er ” }- — eo willing to go on the read = . ¥ Rich ] ’ } m 3 puNnsibie or : Dt “unt? iter T) ~s 3 - | as ai “orem , r neriods of from 6 te 5S weeks mance Elec. Sup. Co. 1016 Market. —Entered inso rest on Tuesday ‘i! date by my wife, Mr ; aor Wecided uy Cheaper Schools and Colleges liable | Brdiciend Electric OF. ame curation. 2 arhart § _ J. Stetina Printing (Co.. 3144 - at 8:25 : .; =~" t. Lomis ' : - Ren ac / 2 I = abe 1 . > ~? Se - j J ' aT UBARN SA: _BaM ANSHI iP—Ae — teach i tt —— These Domi Lone of ter ra. ae Oocust. "- ae . os : : — 7 of : lee ‘or men whe are ” a. ; ’ - : Cte a" So! — —— ee A ei ee So * - - a) tame ee . fe et dtd * hte wh ~ = wee or setae . ea: ) aka 7 SEALED PROPOSALS—Bi — nanc XN. bi. Lindell 24° Sowman «& — ead Rialto Bids. i a ae po on fate ee ee a ‘eu t STORES ae 2 ; ood r , ran, : : : int) m.. yr} val : pie 71 iIt}- . . : | at ° : Dita —— o- . ' es met pas | pro ~ 310 N. 6TH ST. 518 OLIVE | .ee Trade Schoo!s : _ and | yp til patter later ¥. : #ueeg'd suas ‘OM GOV s5D5 30% DEIPINIIGI Dive d: ~ "Sg! APA HAMUIGI + —tt eh » 4 imugo o ate’ | BRICKLAYERS CARPENTERS. ; ERS, Miesourt ’ - | fre pur ak) ‘How 7) =| ds 30 Fsones | 0 et and : Read Blue Prints” Noch SALESMEN McDonald. Sil Pine. 2 . _ ? 7 a | = a ee B cer wt . 2 aic- resident. ro OG | tr Hail. ~ BUSINESS CARDS Tech School for leans is Sent ane COFFEE 3sLEGNAN—We a : beaes ° + as 142 Bla. av ) my ' Ort Smalline %& nse and ~_ cLoBe BAR RBER COLLEGE—A modern om 4.4.6. > | WwW bho are eapestinael In ra ~ ‘earn the barber trade; tuition, 57> = rs ' BRICKLAY'C Ga _TUCKPOINT'G $85." 915% Wwamat ot (ao) | P4573 SO eee Selling, for extra work on Sat- ce Lilie Buettn . ne fumace and = W. Storecurm - rT Paerher Ee S8pring- mever.. al Grudmann.. a," 4 tut A “KOO 4°R Wik tO MM gp: 4 . ; II dea PIF yt * = 8A ~« €. J. Wiliame 2. De. 1e2: ugut andt J : ' : Sel , Lindel! av 2 —— = . husband of An hrs tine Jenser niy em in 1a. trom — ee ae - Total i 45 . = - T} 1”reon ot} Arnold tio ve poseenet ‘2 Sa: actor inane : ' P Warren. Ly tewt! ey : — . EP eo R— a, ; ecar and Lealle Albert , > technical abilits Dn as Camper CLEAN’G—UPH'LS Ls’G WA N T o D ' for credit clethis SFe\q Poreet City Manefacturing (o., Fifth a : tion to ut oe 7) eye | ) ’ Fleer : - | 2. Lund. Mrs. George Spenc ary and : wards. the me. ~~.’ ) CARPET CLEANING CO | : , ‘ a@t employer. mesa; w- h-.aW and granc- ors of “= fo pedition a ' ee OTK. ST} | 2030. 3n2 ; . fe] ! oO a3! i — PS — factory m comt: ~f keri. Mi If. el ax | : Saturday, Dee. oo SP ad magnitude wil 2 25: Oui, renovaied. Sd. Lindell 4536 | MEN, BOYS , Louieritie. Ke ai ca ae --_ tully commdered. at the di: of ti, ‘TLE ‘EM A N—S! Ali Cemeterr. rector n and cific == | SUTLER Hots — a draw 1 Tuesday. Dec, 9 5e obtained upon application to the Cer ELECTRIC > WIRING, ETc. f the « tr sulting » oy RE TOT C . 2 FOR new and oid s : ~ ; e: “ ~_ mm. “ate -— *rDpertence , ' Bor~herdi ne. : rr . . , oe : : nancied as side ine. “7 oe tom 415, Poet - 8S tow F ‘ ‘ash oF_term z . : ™ Poet Dispaten. — ° mn Lt : iTmound Winkle Wc nemsAi.. “ WRI GHT LD IT RiGnut Tra - ——. |CALENDAR SALESMAN—TB 1 Fe Woe ie) - Teamona b) ry ¢ . e . ; years ' tank . show emt _ "\ Oe Oey mm bie white wenan “oo = ‘ving quarters, Main _2aga.4) Opes v . - ; eet tet ed ~~ a & w-- Giod >. SFIS ISS VWs J-»s» wile hat liiam Rieckheefer and or Also Colony Mode! (r- } Mother-in a grandmother . fifth rear thephonic \ ictrolas, ) ' ra. from Wacker Heiderile : . EXPRESS AND HAULING ; c SUIS ity Gubactmees a> me te See's. Wowss Coeur. {| HOST and FOUND ||| wace pee correo pe a es itera Embroidery delivery. nto rest — Clarence W. Wing. holotes tater ot Mat; _FURNA arias —_Hilene_ Gaba rears 4 O sg OrEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O’CLO = ing. and dear grandfather of Audres ——* PORN CEE eating eee ave. | : 7 7 ‘g F perat - ' all ‘ areview “Saber. condition he 2 ae ~~ oT AS a ia oo ==s il} Hea a ” game wstires eats wamts We mpen for ) '~ 2a ingt ZE | =O : R= —— — a man eating Service — i 9 : * |: i ; he Pn “HECKER Fem — “' BAR PIN—tLom: } i! on. Heating repairs for all steam heot- ; feet ck ra — 7 perer -e - en t Sundg: a ae y iu ma. Cab- Water systema. beiler and pine — acacia. port neresmary ‘ . [he stewart Buckingham as vrerings : Ky , emergency service nights SOndars and a dence preferred. + of re tier —SZ_ ang Weet Ping . iu" hue ¢ io. : Stayner a - Gaz : mien mrt ;' 3 , Mpa ' idars . a Tee oa - > . ~_ 1006 OLI —g FR .. A iat lew 7% ’ Wart. Cohen mL 43 tt. 6 OLIVE oF. LINDELL 8277. (oBB) - | n fer you; a x Onion. Sone: Sy ) ~ ~~» Tk . | . i: aa, ae ile for general | ™. Louis Stra, 30 Collinsville 4¢ ear un - a ; Nelen Kis ~ aaa === — — — -_ a i ‘i @F areund Delmont ‘anual firm. capable of ~ “MUPGay Light. ~ " GAS PIPE nama 1 rae advertiatns asst «i) mules cor. | — if A @amond and 2 Soume on : = ——-———» § "“SS'ncenpce: Will call st vreur . Aiwaier U=90%, phires Gas Pipes | —— =. werk queranieed. ment. Adéress Desk HB. £125 hallway TFL,

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“~ ee) eee @ DON’T SELL YOUR CAR FOR A FOOLISH PRICE! Offer it in these columns and get the right price: poe, 2 1925, — ICES ) _SITUATIONS—_MEN, —— _F, 7OUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE |HOuser’tn aoons FOR SALE HOUSEH’LD GOODS FORSALE) GOLD AND SILVER - AUTOMO B iILES ee. JEWELRY—WATOHES | without Sit.:° active handy, 33a ané Smith & Bade ta: a ot ee eS anles Poem tate and ae | TOP PRIC PRICES for yu] jewelry of all Kinds: | | PIAMOND, 5 D901 one "lat quic + 4 es | be “wants work more for h : - 4 ma- Teasonathie ae | Tie} imar. c a) | up to a set for false t th Rox (€.2 40 Post. -Dispai " O7%) | weil. Star: terms: trade. 3505 3. | gegement ring at offer tak : ' b ' beet | ' OG2A Hamilton “are neeeromen : Reconditioned Furniture. Here : SET Beautiful new Fpieee.| 6 COIL | SPRINGS” Remtenieneeahnasd via Qj 00 rll of this cap hae teen | lust Lave waver. 100 shin + Ay iIER—-sii terme. "4306 M 0 reain 273: casey !): *aery terme stu i. a er } ass woope, y tbe car aes 1 @lasnon mane Pa... ee anchester. | TNION’S EXCHANGE STORE - . CO. | SCARF PIN—ema |! —s ' : Ope ’ (6) MING (( BET EDROOM 8) aa ——- | crue. . ay New pa nt good t! ree mechcpioally per- WELER ten * CAR . tec o. _—~—; St ym : both "der is. ‘S cant Tegister; 3 years collage” ga W LNG INC | BEDROOM SUITEE—Living room “sulves 4 SEVENTH AND MARKET STS. || ||A UTOMOBILES)| |1ect uo Sata" Xmas “oresert | Riverside 4477. ___5616 Gravois. (04)! 94% 350. Post Diepat “i z * — ' . Cc ‘ ques . OD SITE ” on "n WEL ER, MOTOR CAR CO ' “7 \ du mer ne ag “Ener | LAUNDREss-——Sit_; colored — - (HOU. de FUR cS ING sol ne 3220. 0] oor pee OE Ot. cal Ree “es | ‘ yr Al ett wlan ig nero oo o ' iversid 5616 Gravois. (04) € HALM ERS “T« ne RING | gi “Damon rifies. ‘: 3 valen , ; ' ' athe -Y w ing, fast worker; selerencer™ ? Bavard. after 9 p.m. ic — ee — ae Late model. 5- er: 6 cord tires; ; CO —_—_——— TWIN BEDS=Simmone. brand-new a 4: look " 4 ns good; $75. easy tor 168 ‘ Te - Ex CHARG z STORE Tih a | Jow price. Take your old bed im trade Wanted Reneutens for Sale a “a ; leo ire fae WATCH—21-jewel Handi Forest Mente Thomas, conned: take chars. gam TEN AN ARK R il FINE BR ASS BEDS Levy Bros, 311 8° 14th st ee OD) | rae ee .. | i—1036—Dotse roadster? nearly uew.| SOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO CO.. .:| practically mew: seammeia 3» a a - o6iom “amily SEVE: ET STREETS i $7—EaSY TERMS VACUIM CLEANERS .— Floor e (OBILES Wid.—For wrecking. 3319 | 1— 1923 Deane "oaGmter;, Dearly new. | 9686 &. Grand Laclede 7000. (0) | nae “Figin and Tears }¢ . llewer welmar ° OM ; © liebe tit , a atlomen’ * La 10 » ) STENOGRAP HER. Sit “7s 3 — and 4 Piece itil UNION’ S EXc HANGE STORE vueed Ro yal, Eureka. Hoover. American. AUTOS Wia DODGOE—Tournas a aot $160 ‘ike o wre LL: ee 4°02 5 Toe Geeei on ; up . : | SEV ENTH AND MARKET STS. Some as low at $5: save money: cash, “ yi-a = vor wrecking. 4044 Easton. 1 aa tud pecial roadster new: terme. trae we 8. Jet tereor (¢e : lena oe Delmar € ih ow ferences; Sfier , PARLOR SUITES HEATERS aed - c - - timeé. Morton Elecigic Cx 1117 Olive. Lt deli $917 : a (ch) y chS) _ Gao , a ee tT) : easy} ere ’ BOOK ‘A SE— One large, 3 har id-carved (c14 AUTOR Wtd—Al!l kinds pay cash Ther RROTHE RS Turl RING : Kept rer r 7 fentral SAPK | 7 ATLORESS a> os : | $ 1.00 nen 14 kinds; Leon | texyyerns ht , , 14) ; Wants sew ; 25.00 | : oe any book Case Schine, 3 hi * » A. Kink, SOUS 8. Grand. Victor 510) a eee Sa. : Open nights dela rece! ved a 1] wice i OF home S58 Finn om. ‘ ing lo $25 to $50 $ $1.00 - “ s second flo Se ) Be } a r ec, | FORD. —16 oadste? iourinas Au a Ad, eA a 3 a , | neu.7TAv “AND BsinDS WOMAN—Sit Ov) ored. Bak. day ‘ ‘ Values....--: Cash Gites. .ccce: Cash CH inn ‘oxweill. oversiuffe: es new ty i mers. a oy ee, AUTOS Wta For wp “condition coupes, 5 sedans, £ mp trucks. must I : ‘cS ) DODGE TOURING | CANARIES—OF every deserh } ffeJ brand-new. ®° Cesh J wh || CHIFFOROKE—6O: — eT , a | tea ‘}j Iron Beds . eb ikwdionsl Walnut Buffet 6.6 « . 815.00 4 walnut. $25. 4012 Chou: teau (c3) - $5 down Marks, J185 & ren PORD Wtd.—Tor ring; pay ‘ash: ot} | FORID-—Re adst ers 392° and 1923 models : dreds to select from. ——— trand 87641. e778 WaASHERS_—_ cue st (om | Me - .* = on per . . : S¢ C 7 H cibe 1 a ©. : 7 x ; ‘ al e or on . in ' r-~ ———» - -_ - 92 an. te oe 37 Gow! ba } IE BLIC, "RALT -y ‘ DINING TABLES LIVLN “G. + ROOM gate 4 DAY B EDS—New and used, in gvou con “i : zi x Mo MACHINE. 418 N. 7 Sey FORDS Wid iT cas roadsters coupes four- whee! mt, carer: , 3456 S. Grand e TH00 | (eR) sree. | SAKE ee ee oo. eek II Gipiom: only slightly scratched: . selling | Ware Gute cleaner. 815; Uteneo tronor: | 1762." rycke. Phone Jeffereor | new. car guar a ng interest; _roker | . f . . c ; sv) CU: , sr Oe _ ‘ j 2 : “i. 4 -- a " : . ; , , — ' “ "UP . . —_ —= ee OBZ2 cKO os aos = ond. 4526 Dels | ¢ 7 $1.00 || Values Up aA =m $5. it tant wan ng machines end cleaner rented. | OLD MAC HINES Wid —OF all Winds; cash | 311) ) efferson OUST. 5O44 5. | NEW DODGE SPORT | goa Tore 80s palm ertow; Cy and p Cash to $175 6 SoU mais AR | DINING TABLE, 5 chairs, served. brese Saieaes rei ee (38) | eee ee —— e) Tuverside 386) Used few times. with winter incosure | SAFES uo RARPER— Exper na viet | dresser. 3152 Lafayette cEE linet Yor good batgaiue in new | - wapny “+4.-—Smail, to haul coal. Gran STU DEBAKER ROADSTE R makes it se comfortable as a sedan; fully | cowpe——Wew gid used? new Kperienced., and be | = WaION’S EXCHANGE STORE | UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE | DINING SET Beautiful New ‘SO-plecs, | na eae aa 8 ahem | equipped with extra balloon tires. front | © Baumsu Safe Co., Third mene barber shop and ! and seconchatid uUrtiuituyr _ in. , . . : "Thor oughly reeonditioned Duco pair + , . ther ef John , nmiyt » S18F | pana wl saarae sanaliaee , and :ear bumper. motometer and other ¢ floor, Stix, Baer & Fuller 7 “ in S290). bargain $165, eany S} al | a - eas, | me’ a real beargaim: many other “ ‘arantee. S605 0 mere oe =f r - 208 OM hand = . ‘ ' u Lob) lew " 35 ' : trae. new-car guUuarante s : year t work in flli ne Bi ation. — Library Tabrary Tables *“ereee . $5. 30 Oak Sideboards eeeece $5.0 00 - : + OM oes ail = = ae AUCTION eaie Thursday f furniture " , ; read / { “VSED « vA ra CHANG mm * pas on evenings aud Sundays. >= Seve PCK : lz ¢ : “hoc t of ecroom, . ~ ’ — - _- . vi 3-5 S _ 4 ‘oO VE "ag Ww nh or fe) | . Center Tables .......$1.00 Oak Chinas ........ -$12 i 00 oe american walnut and fumed ork | jne toon nod bitches furfiture: office Da Wid —200 coupes, eed : Bbas Locust. at Garrison cea) | OL E MOTOR, 2910 “Washingtos sewne MACHINES _—yers 7 al hester r : - - , s ; ‘ ing room aDG : ] urhit . : : e Batis. A e1 Y re QO. To work in bakery. ar ae . r cash: Levy Bros., 313 at 10 30 a. wu A. A. Selkirk Auction’ , Casi Lincell 4020W. 56-3 | — — | BUY her vle “eleturle ¢ sewing |} ‘cin ah Sat — es th « 4 aninment . bye iy Si: al ‘ ODE THOT | nf > Bi wel es jare — a 5Piece Lesther WARDROBES é NING ROOM SETS—Severail to pick end St rage Co *Ts08 Chauteauy Main $25.000 CASH f ing car, ¢et | : Sedans for Sale DODGE T RING gine. 8 ‘Phone’ Grend ont 101 — i to rag De , me vs a i= na —— Late model: platform epringe: 2 = road ey. ; DAVEN ETTE SU ITES from: consist of buffet. one extensio: _1683 TREX (e700) caen we H “31: é; Le OC ust _e -— =4 —. 1979; to — wa... aan Ml om ‘original enamel ; al true tab.e: & chars, large table. in oak: some; ~~~ , - ; c beolut a | x | $100 £3.0n $35 to 560 $1 $1.00 Fr. Early Englieh or fumed oak and Ameri Th ree or Four Need Any "anes ° fell BI Mon town; ust act qui x) y . | like new: this, a aan $325: re RADIO — > | ane trating — ~ ee | Valwues...... Cash can walnut. Levy Bros, 311-13 S. 1léth Morgan — ——- 2 ‘@ © SETS all k ings - hese: rperienced; | Cash easy terms, 12 RRC Je 7 , Rap! “N, ——— : ‘4 Don't gite vo ar a’ " wi ft Miniing oone “ours s must know city \ | re : ‘ = IR 1* or y $55, $1 - 7 c HEV - LET —192: “ sport _ model SOL TH SIDE CO : - - ° : a ‘ —Z — — - — -- I J nad rr ‘a LEON On vo ‘ ; . S10 wort nf xtrae: must - ,? - Gae CF | ee i | UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE | DINING TABLES OOMS 6 minutes. old loans paid off; money ota De appreciated: Bans. 1143 | 2466 8. Grand. ede 7600. - Rr. ’ -_ . “se . ap. 7 ° Chea? ng bakes i) x . : W “Duc wee Ss EXCHANGE BTORE — fh al »* wa. Inut $i: farT ur rme . ON’S EXCHANGE STORE an URNISRED COMPLETE ite ateel . own terme: 96u keep ca a aD artment =) (obSx) | FORD—Tourings. ie 7 like new: ueed only ‘wo @ ve eee sor ; 3 | x met 1 ul 4 : * Wood Beds on bam Gee $1.00 Electric Washer Sees — 00 A ; "th and * arket ets . ( De TFIT ‘DE L U X E -— ° ie , nN alot 7 - 750 LYOWN bring you t} a ry - a 19°94 SE ’ cheap: terms. trade obs = ee ~\ ee and complete 4 ‘hestnur. rw RD—To 7 ochels ap anda 7 imar 27 Ei oma terms. COLLECTOR—Time payment. » i - Chifforettes : 5998, $25 DOWN ) pee ten ee eee Tey demountab ranieed 30 dave.|RADIOLA Super Hleteredyne. — samgiee TY who can furnish bond to work = Brass es aS pes . $5. o KTM R 1, AMPS $6 SS ee da Wanted to Hire et i) Si prices range from 31. ) Pod, Lerms « maw = barsaia. sl ~ x 7 : anc commission. Yah) a ' : ve race : ee 3 vw ome: “ | K roehler $7.-EASY TERMS rus nol iim tabi mae TRU) bat LAMPERT-GRAYNI MOTO) : ~ ; \ ~. Grand. i Ben | y — ‘ Y Y cme S— EXCHANGE STOR? re ' a : , } “atl vier | 1 & ‘ } ’ la hese ' . ae Victor Or iy OK - iret-clase \ Gite; a night wo ma COLONIAL BEDS VELOL R DA-BEDS KER VE mi AND MAR KET ST) ‘ > FPRAS Ti | - lL re! rt , . Cl ¥ V Re rT, > ~ = L DD. \ XN r CR - = ~~ ~ 197% with etarter | Radio Repairi Mill. Gravois and Mo f . - (c76) | organford. ' . a pen evenings | tae ' was 40° man t ‘ $100 pen LATTVRY CHARGE ak ton : t a be verfect ever 4 op. etc.: # A eed vi i 2 OR Me ar | DEI IVERY BOY —$i0 weekly. Store, HEE 1) | $35 all $1.00 | | £70 $3Q).75 $2.00 | PURNITUR 1496A Arlington ss pa Coaches - nodel 3 erfect every was 428: evenings ees: reece OAV alley.” Guaranteed: bare | | ‘ash | . PURNITURE—iour rooms mupiet SsEX—-Coac w: rT n Of UY? pt LOVE. JOHNSON OTOR CC repair Valley chargers. A. uf| Volucs.....+. Cash Values. Cash el Soa me, ‘complete HOUSEH’ LD > Goods WANTED , SSEX— Coach: ne Ta O; terme; e SOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO. OO. _ “satura! Bridge af Union (c6%x)| 2802 Otjve. Bomout #140. _ 53 com pound perforating and ¢re PS ' F1 RNITURE Ku “hen dining and bed - (>). irniture, carpe.s OLLents ESSE i Loac) 4. lhy uippe F firet-lase ‘ ee « Grand Lac lede 7600. (cB) HT PMOBILE 19°83 Tot PING a - NA] : steady work. Century Electri Seat) UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE P , pili 7 r ed ;, fire = 202 TK. oo ’ NIVAN€ UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE nat oe . li or smal! iots need | ’ Ls + aap , tre piendid con- FIXTURES | DISH W ASHER Wh : “« ) : a ne os Lik > ae fuer furniture: aes | : ode Oa Gt) a, prices secho per, | 4o54- W seh Apply - f ore 3 p.m. Mille DODGE SED AN ke ~ gg A “ eo 7 — Ss 7 ORE and OFFICE Se Ree ee man I UNION’S EXCHANGE STORE | Thoroughly reconditioned: new . ” . - 4 ait oa! t 4] - — — (ost 442 Page. Deimar 0560 or Delmar 0561 ESSE 8 ~ = ~— pa : (8) SEX—1984 coach: "$200 down: has ote of extras: priced right } TREE “RTATION ATTE NDA? z % RN a Se! ch pag , _ rceheres floor lampe and othe | $ FURNITUR! --Rockers. Congoleum. od: — wor oe ron r bumper Ih-w- 3 ; colts aan ar CARPETSR — Furnitu contents fiat very vos "milease = Seite to sel quick, many otuen ecdans i—Wrans. efing: 25 LAW | 1 ‘tic young man, age 71 t er cheap. Prosser, 3220 0) live | a. ee storage ronemwd 0080: | PO brakeraxe: year to pay. Moon Motor “WEBER'S at sip CAR EXCHANGE oa -. —— » tops: 2 —— Locust. Jefferson UU87. 6544 A, AS (03) . : - ae : es Clalizes willie, ' Rs ee : 3) — oe 2944 Locust. at Garrison. 1 Brand new—Nasb touring. 25 ver cent | Sy Sulte 3 FIREMAN—To looky ater bw liding: I=: "lle RNITURE— Beautiful dining guite. bed- GARPETS Witd.—Furmiture; beet cash ! rand Riverside SRL, i 5 —aheane — ° big bargains. sc Py BR Sa : ; on. ae overstuffed mohair suite.) , DIE gnsnians 1667 Branklts. C31) ESSEX COACH -~* trade. ew “Jetterson.(eSb) ls _1923—Hupmobile 6 eport tourine. very | hed). dresser, rus music cab : . . RE c * 4) ‘ — H A \ KES ( “ yAt TH ) s tr . 7 © ‘ ~ ia Nash. _oUbers | trade. 3505 ~ (rand (c4) ' | Give Furniture for Christmas presents. See our new aD inet, cedar chest. chaire’ Cail thie week Le gE ie gh : | I medel: enact - : ORD— sedan. driven less than : ~ ‘ ; s+ , Temporary job for men w) a 3 Cal . pnt eet: ial | ir . : : . , city 1409 Franklin. Call in! A. ie | | oe - > | mG : jos of accesso es; new-car guar ' ; , have had experience on pian | complete line of holiday Furniture and Toys at savings of lore or upetaire. URANTI Wwe lighest cash pri ed, See De; very Geen | sacrifice orice. J. E_ Price Motor [ 1924 Studebaker Touring MOST oue- third or more. r t on Tv" ‘RE- en stock uged furniture ture, ru Ce , flet : ance, | ° ‘TH "el DE BUICK AUTO CO. FORD— ster sedan: less than Noe dare 'motometer, bumpers. etc: this car is 2 : _ seehold 4s fuer ; - €auaranteec; easy terms, .. 1320 &. Grand. Grand 6500. __fe@) | Spetial 6. 4 oi talking machine cases or fr a¢ " ore holiday #¢8so: ad c a Ca) I 4el] 7 ' j Jefferson and afaretie. La lad “ROO (oR) old; oniy lightly peed at a Ynechanical am ae 1 Ae pe sD TY PEWRITERS—Guaran . ‘ 3] or tne hole@ay & u & ; - - , Ge , , : Sue ~ count erm. ‘all . on! : -|furniture. Come ready $90 Consoles ...........$47.50 , $80 Phonographs ......$41.25 Se ST AB ECT FUNT be CE TATE HUDSON CO AC HT. 1994 Fadden. Mom S00, 4)| ther makes of touriuae to eolect trot. estimates Fletcher” a . | jaeees 75 Beene . / , ee ee i ” inl Cieeenh Gee ‘ veaine. 1 121 | terme 40 #@u Freemon: work. - 8.50 Smoking Stands. ....¢1.98 aed a — a 50) : : S0:n suite . e 7: carpete, _bric = ‘bre —— “fy one $2 BO dows. parat, mecmasically pee nC vonty $45 r™ 3 real Sermine. and eves a USED can E CHANGE. : art . ’ ot _- DIOCE . room . . «§ PS 2 ae ae Aree : ) dowr , : wooue rieon ; : : Y Fe SOUS bata d ? ¥2. 29 > Ar G rip 1; tmust have ceiner, Fiverside 4 G { (o4) - ; a a upwere.. Famous-Barr Ce, | $18 Cedar Chests..........$9.90 | ¢35 Sninet Desks ......$18.50 citehen cabinet «26s gg 12 0¢ | oom er —— a ee bree $077 CO; eee of) — “Natural Bridge at 1 nop. 1 {9893 P) Trucks For Sale er Exchange. 202 & - = . - - Cc ’ or 30, a me ED ——— ) — or secaan en ee oe 2 Arcadia JO COMPOSITOR—F i wtcelass: | €15 Lamps and Shades. ....$7.35 | $200 3-Piece Velour Covered ‘ | h. | WE pay spot cash for house furnishings: . repainted; guaranteed 30 8 radia- | DODGE- CEASA —Truche: 5 late, Uke ‘ ) poo 7 TO! e "i wet=class: oe | — PCRNITUCRE EXCRANGE | large er mal! lot« Central &758 TAke new: Lovejoy hydraivflic shock ab ll and headlight rims nickeled.| new terms: trade. 2906 8 Linde! “~ son He . ir eames oa a i | $250 4-Piece French Walnut Overstuffed Living-Room 19TH AND WASHINGTON. __ ‘oy6 ) CAiver Hast Auction Co., 2008 Morgan. | sorbers, lenty of oxirag car mt — — ~~ 7 aa = a gp Pm _———_ : (o65) | CeG 4 : .¢) it : . ——_ — - | esen to > appreciated. Alan . KS n © — ———— - —— Olive at K : oon 7 spat *h ‘ Bedroom Suites “see © .$143 > 4 7 “] rI-RE . irmist inge o* 5 mor - rs Ee ee ae ( 0) | (fle veland court : ™ any oa 7 _ t. 4aMRE RT -GRAV ES MO TOR co.. | PH b0 -Ton esuche: 1 x late : all stvies Charleston Jt NIOR ACCOUNTANT—2 : ha nartmen all 375 YT orest 20. 000 “PpoUNDS of old feathers pay 3c {rc t t. ; 45°6 Manchester Grand 6641 $100 up: cheap: terme: trade. 2508 school graduates: | hooey * cow = — Fat t iret c8* ‘@ 6Oc for od ones ee nmtana Fea‘her WEEER'S U SED CAR EXCHANGE |, FORD—Tudor sedan; late model ; balloo: s Jefferson - main (cob cy; @eome practica) accountamt and ; , gi has ee 4426 Page. Del. OR65. Cen. 4361 (8) 4 Locust. at Garrison ent ) tires; seat covers, auton C winéebield | os -ton truck. 19° fully equipped ) t. otiice expenence desirable. TLeom _ . . heater. lock whee . fia: - indows.. Union Klectric Co. 12th and Locust SALESMEN WANTED HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS FU RNITU RE - SACRIFICED ARE YOU SELLING OUT? NASH CARRIOLO nition, painted just like net rice onan "ad takes %. 2595 Union. agaee | _ AMERICAN whiTING ACHINE 09... ‘ LAYOUT MAN—For sash and door det x . ' GIRL 7 general houseworl niu t Living reom. Bedroom end fining room ; % = vy rour furnitt . . | sell: car can be seen at J00d hy ; ra ro | shed } 8BO. HASSE does ment. ‘Gravols Pianing Mull if Co., -Experienc ed Salesmen 7 wg COOk , referetice Feuited Dis ‘tes. they are expense ve and fine furni-|of flat rT b BERG. Lindel! 6646. (56) You ean't help from liking thie coach; | tween 7 and # p. @m., eek for Mr. FORD— “Truck, __3-ton hand-made: otake ——— a = Cates mirsing nesota and Juniata On 25 per cent commission basis. tc ee é o4) we 5805 Cat tee av. cd) — — it's a beauty; you wouldn't cal! it a used | _neid. Can arrange eaay _terme (ct) oon A and « a $05 down: ope" BicYc 1OTOR CYCLES Gar MAN — Colored, marned to. drive @ecirical appliances Call at Ne m [RL--White, for general housework: no ern me car when you see it; only $475; year L TT d $3 5 }> ore ITO LES—_-™ : . = : ANIMALS Lo pay ate Ul or, Q LEV JOHNSON MOTOR CO. (2 haul ashes; 40 per cent. 4455A W pra nd. a named waeliil Oo; 71 Waterman. Cabany & IVE MOTOR 2010 W ashingto: _Matuss) Bridge at _ A = s . . = ' _ ” — — - ——— Nvestigauling. Beil : See FE RS ee Q °S\ AN we) « VV ETE PENS: | ae | BE AGLE HOV ND S —(Sheap ; rrtendes™ z _ - ——_$ $$$ : a Ford: only driven few milee by careful — a | Mise MEN—V\White and colored a Be) —_ : SALE’ / aces: stére wer (Li—To work In candy store: perma ; 16th. Centra! 7617 owner ‘ shows 4 ery best care with com l¢ | GARFE gm ye ng Fh rey Eausp- BICYCLE—-Boy's; coaster; : Ee drinks a A poly o~ 14, La ’ ust. “f To ae. electrics ~ — os ie. s ‘lan Apply iD person Penn ing- | Br ISTO* y T TERR 1} R PT 2 “aa Tov eo) on na rked l 925 Olds “6” pi lete eau ag Dr’ oe below market for | } ment. © Se " Ce afield ‘8068 , ) . ain 1. As Been BICYCLES” -Smali. 0 each. MEN Youn id ei ee teats. App) TC 20 ~ : —_- and) N. Grané pedigreed: reasonable 3664 Finney.ic) ick ac vear to pay: alWays open on trains: lone ae M22 S. > st. DERAL ELECTR! at Pine (c53x) | err1 or general housework an@ ; BC TOR ‘THRRIERS—Go00d * es: cheap. Coach. S-paesenger. brought brand-new Wi 1 La a! MoroR . ABA oF Locust “b ont TRU CK§—Tel ro >t nue nee! “dan MEN--5_ 10 work on trains as news S W anted experienced; references: no laundry Why run around to private } homes look- 6308 San Boultsa. % block west of this season. Original Duco finish. bump- | 2S! Die'rioubore = a trucks, slightly wood. Excellent runs Chicago and Kansas City. Apn al lesmen ‘Cubany _ 785 ea Gt” ne for bareaine when vou CuLse, is: 50 | (o4) | ere. trunk, shield wiper. seat covers. 1 B j-New | ae Tulley Equipment Cve., Drtretion ef-| today. 13 8. 20th, BP Xstionally known insti r: fee th Bi schoul domestic science | ang find 8 Hoots of new. wpledate tural | sosroN RITE PUPPIES $56, _orine | $o,hine, Slow, comple'e at hl price savin ) Brand-New} 1495 | S288 done. onaan: - .sVus *. - eo : > 0 a Pro ive, 70! ‘ ; , 1A - a! . bers t ‘Ms fe = ea. BR! a] t on . Tey ‘ Coe B ad a world-wide business with | salveiag % - — Union Market _ Appiy | pa 50 b5°Sa7 a. ~p- ~ and 32 meee hectemenee a as. oie ae Jen ore Dies T ~~ ONE Hudson Del. Save The agen sm priced ‘igures . : yer in .88)0n o., 16 A. Ss : 2 . Cart. ——— > ‘ares Se >? ied ¢ _—~ Fy Peto » oe ae PAULO! ; ot ae . aah > ironera Yaaner’ COLLIE PUP! Le Pedig: er m1 . ‘ ctar? - ) grndustion STATIS’ ric AL DEPARTM aN ‘ detailed informat sete “4 | TRON — yd aS son ers. Impe a. “ ‘ i ; ranges $25. reg) stratic . ndert: ~h rietms: - VY -_ F. hry sler 4 Del. Save rae One. Aree chassis = . ~— ---— = tt —_ Goo. ae Téke new in every way; original tires DODGE SEDAN a etch" Bod as wee y mercantiie house has vacancies No laundry. Webster 0998 2 ven stores; Quick yer months; son of Renna von Wintermfeld mechanically gusranteed : we, sear i $95 LOOK! : G P : S ae eoteny SE pee or Po ‘OTK. aaneminanien ag aaa ' the sak up; and in good E&ch. H Webster 365. » | par pen evenings anc Sunde: ' Dem. F.. St ET META! , — Is for three salesmen for read wor | NUREFE—Experienced. pr- tical: t© ir . . ammartie . —_— r : OLIv C .. 22910 Washington -HEVROLET SEDAN (oR) ace. Peccs, In er sai . for two ema! children. references re- Sliepe uae! ; SF a hg ag {RISH SETTER—® mor the o}¢ lereed LIVE ™M LOR, 20 we — ) ~ i Musical Instruction etegeegp eee ee : men ae er ‘tec 7 = ae at - a” ir ’ I . #r hunter sacri A: . ; y ~ 7 - - Seumht wy, Oy. INDOW CLEANAE Rs—Asiy touay. 1 che uirec, white Deimar 54:5 (2) = TC, ne. ~ $12 ~) 99% 50328_ acetates , ont DODGE COULPE D4: ; adil * STUDY jazz. your favorite | Tames ones OW) cok Bron’ way. second floor S between the ages of 25 and 2 STENOGRAPHER— Ace 1°. live near Olds an Geethe. concaia if ) POLICE PUPS__ Prices ou n own! 1924 model General cord tires: this car | AUTOS GIVEN AWAY | lesgone. Christensen. : . . aed . ee ' . ; A " 4 l r } ‘4 f — a .. rf . ~ } - " : WIRE MAN— “ommercia) - capebie et nc riliing to os | cis e.. 1612 Le = HEATING ETOVE—Moore'’s airtight: Fen aleo fox terriere, t os im very Shy: condition mx. 8 tp —— $4 No reasonable offer refused. Come; ~~ ¥; fet: wn in diing 6 ized tobe «@ ™ for periods of from 6 ren ETENOGR ER—22 25 ¥ 9 ow ) 61 Dodie S| Pana. 1 4 uick; only 5: aleo Essex. Buick a STUDEBAK DAN , : POs | arnt one hee 580) Dee BAKER G& earlv! Take your pick! 250 RE- Instruments For Sale - tude ker coupes at terme t 4 | > MM —A eS & , ’ ° 7 , CONN CORNETT-— And case. new, Ln TOUNG MAN—About 21 years oS : portunities f _ yen who are af ifica tions falft “y FICK) Bos y-re T reet if J ‘ cheap af possibile: these are a ty pur {—--- a JEWETT SEDAN ow. — addition to other duties a . There are no asiack seasone.: ern: _ Vive Soild Balance | Mabie. Efficient Electric .. 1819 Gs duration. . handle importun . ; ; —"s age Bu ape : | i porta . 5 And white ene POLICE FP Ps—)) ” ac WEBER & TSED CAR FX! +7¥ NGE $7 a8) “hrs s 2 > eat POSSESSED ears to be sold for the - Call Tyler 2069 7 These positions offer rea. OIr in raciroaé purchasing of! tate Ki:ahen cabinet: reasonable. 5188 Page Christmas or no “Ch iris’ mas S| 2944 Locust. at Gar™ison , siento | unit for fT ~~ — Ont ESES - o-~ che shane es E Pp — balance due us. —--- - take complete charge of gernera) gressive and not afraid of work. TELEPHONE o operating is a profeasion for HOTELS don Mistake the Fet Shop — 1925 DODGE ¢ ‘\ UT om e775 © DRUMS Duolex, bass and enere. st ale ; ; cat - a luge — == o rT oon Ty £.rp ~ ‘tT _ and rar. : : ,. purchasing office; state age. — d In replies give complete business loyment is continuous and advancement | ups and rooming houses can be furnished [IMERANTAN—Reantiful orance rin ley .. a nee wheels, eemiballoo LEVELAND COACH f Due we et oO qt ual! ifica tions: ,Saonny $1 histore in: juding naat earnings. es at rar id af ability permita Nee M ies t great se wings from our iarge stock of reg isteret & BO Bout one 40°"" _ Or t $875 on Gold under our . cuarantee. ‘easr $4 / . : 50 P| nd B-101. Post-Dispatch. _ . — education and references All ™ Barton, fourth floor Kiploch Bidg¢.. 20u recondi*! d ture; easy terme P ee PP TE ~ te me. 12 mouths to pay. is Upen “th 8 ps 76 ; anos a MEN—Can use 3. to distribute 10 “ & plies held in strictest confidence , and Locust aa 31 I N EXCHANGE &TOR r. > ; 5 a | / KiM BALL HEINZE | ples a week and take orders until afier interview Lox P. TYPIST-BILLER. — ‘Give experience an - 7th and Marke, of. _ Buy and sel] nothing but healthy, full- “" “sonTH SIDE BUIC K AUTO CO., vod Puller Brush a2 o. Seat "sD ~—r-* af Post Dispatct cc lary Box RB. 10% ? DD. } OT°SEHOLD (-O0O) ps— Washers. blooded puppies GWA DN -ER, the Dog 34! b6 S. Grand Laciede 7600 ‘ eo) HUDs« NWN SEDAN ortunity. Apply 3 = ' a i HANGE STORE WE dont mean maybe there are some rea] aint, guarantee a 210n hh. 3% 7 e50 eT r £100 D ‘ J, oJ. & ‘ ‘ ; fice at ——| euces. H. A. &. Coffee Co. 111 8. Fig _ night, 1800 Mississippi a Ma rket ste. babies Pomerantane. black and tan ; GI fJ——P 2V own i ' a "3th _and et Pre | Hurry while they leet at crowds will, ereinNWay. odern | — F wen woo are es erience in N— A relief werker in | rim | , LIVING ROOM § ‘¢ mahogany: Pekinese. Japanese: nothing b the bes ORD—Coupe: in excellent con on ; be here today. if you nt want « car sclutely to trade; tuition, | PANTS AND CLOTHING SaLese ben)) P - S; | Womas ~ are § “warnes I _Hosptti 7 hea) 109 Marcu In nde of real up-to-da unteed, terma. J. E. Price, 132 and Yahlem now. pay $1.00 down and we will store it (... Steinway c80) W anted. eeveral bigh-lase ga) ; BMuing, for ext ra work on at 2 = ry = .. . m™ be % 4 - a “ _—— . - — 7 —_ _ ci: pert mar , } : 2. rive - of 7 ” = for you U REE til epring. = te apeu eet euloge. vesmen oF — — : with estal lished trade to carry mane > oT rot « : ‘ i) . i a ti tg ri UT Gaal . cers Piece Overstufted ' = me _— ire Cals, ‘ : ae s ‘OR D—Ooupes arce rt —_ Bex 0 r ‘ . — .) ] .: ’ (tive mod 4 facturer # branded and established Me urday in retail clothing store. “, Hew s LIV] NE ROOM SLITES =——= : c 1925 miele $150 to $350. terms. Hy | G¢ndebaker Special , Sedan Union Finance Co. ' «t. of high-grade cijothing thing ip we , . ; ) ae es aw” oo . KRuhimaon Auto Saies Us api , F adam - PIANO—-Upright; tem?) | Guly therougiiy cabanle ont aml Clothing experience not esseb WOM AN— ne: Mine Seek” 6 peee sT2.50—EASY TERMS CAMERAS POMS. tne it B\ | Good paint. exesiiont 19 a 3327 Locust St. __ #t. Louie ais - pler does this | enved clothing. or kindred line, sale . wha! A 4 ly an pe comps at era wus) © ms Cc: \. ot i ’ me. ‘ — | the waln). yoright done it for) ™eh Will be considered. ‘ . ‘ E r ae inert. ¥ rs it “he =e SEVENTH AND MAR KET STS MERA—HBest movie film camera, n repainted. black and Channe! ‘ | rn 6 Renwele ¢ . (04) > TENS Engiieh upright : West Virginia, South Carolina, Geer WOMEN—WNeat. intellicent. 25 to 35 yeare ET eB ee Sia ceeacishniepeonte miv Sift 4R. > “a , tires : guaranteed 3U days tern _ Kiverside 44 6616 Grevoi c | i Kentucky ope | of to train for district managership ’ as ite esis =~ . : —e ” M Aad moely ge ag ye * -- details i We} 2 nf Necessary to travel. Splendid eamorten PARLOR oan See it tate eo pear ne —_ A MRERT-GRAV ES MOTOR © 13 AI if taide work “$15 y ‘net yg? —_— ee se. ta liment ing fur the best money-makin | SALESL IPs oF ou ' the right mums. rn \ FLAS fur quick Gale, to leave city. American ~ : " . y * SALE SLADY—For bakery, must he hea oye, woe -h toothy ‘ vied Bo J YS. r rube a'‘iocons © Lev you dont want it now. we will "3100-6200 in Sh-note rLEY-LEW . t t t ; . —— _—aecmegi - | 7 7 SEWARD. BA ae Sa ) __ Eighth sind Ww ashington able but Baa ~ ge pox 208. wt ; OMBINATION RANGES Ps 3 . 2 ; a ipa, 1004 rn ro ba me J | on : MTL aa SEDANS . ' 7 : | i. 7 | find assieliance Uilve et NVASSERS and SOLICITO EEVENTH AND MARKET STS a. RS | Naturel Bridge __s mi: en. 3 Hospital. 4316 SALAM ON bell Chevroiletes. Big MII, LER in the m an mn 10. eee if OU are SALESWOMEN WANTED - — ~~ APT AREL Ww i Highest c 4 pri for F« a tires lock -wheel oem cm ~ N O W TER TO SS — a — | SA LESMAN- = — on inet tion ir 8; L 35 4 -anteed * 2.8 ne COoOmnmm lssion th pow a: | ‘, 7 : | oa | t : rN | a ) , a tenet heat » meri = r | ent = =o Seaeees._ Fs. al ag ) r Arhol Can arran | Yahlem's latest ideni Pay Gown one 4'1 lavete Aise few ous 302 mb. om Mr. Arnold arrar OR R IR | DL doliar and drive your euto hore’ if | aed aa er aoa anc folder Co... B02 b&. 7th ity. Toilet preparation experience vai) __ __________— - — i ~)RD—-Coupes. 2. 1923 and 1924 mod p before and | SHOR | SA LESMEN—Experienced. 5 | —————— UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE ,eenfeld. 1115 eventer. mat Naturel Bridae at 5 (cBRx Ue etween 7 and S. Tth, Gartie A | SALESMEN—Three aewressive, fr, Oe 1 PARTNERS WANTED oe ae oe ‘rs Asean, Bh ee oe, 8 1 heap: ciosing out _ ‘COO wT ter re See | interest. wn Sora per week to start. Apply Buttenck S& 'NEK Wta —Or will eell | et —" ce Pho 7 00% LD suite. reoats for ehinment: _ _ $85 down. GPRM ate er mm) ive 9) (9) iP) iahieeeanel Tresins huick ae Olive ste. . an le ' 3004 Fullerton Bidg._ - et Prondwas | Experienced $ ales ladies PLAYER PLANO prod ; = , Tre. i® Hudson Tre . y coe: SAL ES MEN L lve, sta apie uct , fm 25 per co nt comm /ssi or bareie * , . ‘I> COV PES i Fran k] ins HAVE No Radiators Tre.. 9s Heo Tre rt >" roll eatinet. beneh x7 — 4 lor N T | t ant “4 CLP BeLP WT ' w lectric spliances. Oall at — staal aol . Ten late modeis very low prices: terme t—- : £6 of balanwe remainia E bis nee bee nee _ $1 ' D. OMEN, GIRLS ae apr | ) trade mn nights and Suncaye Jefter LSE No W ater este pee *z. ° S and will eeil for § on eden FR _Warren, Loutevilie, Ky. BOKKEE: ‘ER—.; And asi enographer; ex- cit 4 For Sale 1, ainsi ; 1 . 4 an ‘oe. {> veliable party : ce ‘ 4 Cc Daa a — —E . + y a i | (>) (* i ~ . 7 cc ** - ee x — D SALES MEN—To carry our a of ome. a sOLDINE om wed Owl! ’ ; ‘4 . i; ing on now Tt arirte i 3194] 443 awouast b! NEED No 1 inter Accessories a * lodge ae : a ¥ ag © r es! ngie . " anc Ti ovelty hosiery asa a side or aa A last employer. Hox — - P . ate met P a. over: ‘oats . —— ‘ fan he driven with eut & aing.¢ cooling Tre se¢ : ‘handler |} line. Our line ig very attractive, and t xedos t very re eae . |eare—or even a thought from ane end of Durant Tre : ' cae ed most on 00 W. 3 ~ 3) | FOR SA LE—WT D | Want f d sonable prices. pad Sumethe: C very ner FORD COUPES, $60 the oo Se , a es off wtrte bos AC rvtaich ale, ‘naay oo .? Ana Past T , - ; ° st . -. 7 3 a | ae 6 Eee Corre ie hieill anes ca $3 to $5 Weekly | Pett Berm et.. Loutertile, Ky. ; ( ASHIER COAT—~7ulne Bastern mink: full lery will ‘aieo’ > u real good service: you | es F rankiin 0 ee y 2 and @ or yf and & nie me A , that wi! , , | BALESMAN—Specialty: to sei bh : tall or denartment store expert ie 36 to 2 ’ ‘et; Inte m ‘ don't have to overbau! them: traded in o1 Have ite many €reat sdvantares ity he of greasen to a. ~~ lar ‘all Lindel “4 atfer # a rw ttomobile:. pm re S60 to plained and demonstrated Then buy one Hiurry ! They’ e Ge ast porations in @t. Loute. If you exe i “hove hundied large voume ot MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Pap nel Zane etter 2 8m" | new, Buick automobile. prices are 200.) land caloy for the fire time 6 i Cones Voting eee For Sale beve handied large volume of | $1°°5 mes top notcher with Pallowns. “4 i # TO THE "ys , ‘ , > a ‘ ’ ° ’ ‘ ~ ry ‘“u“ ** ; ° 6 « 4 3° 2 Ye % ’ oS y N “ ic xK.-La reasonable handied as side line. Apply Box w ‘ol -. reply. 416 Post- Dispatch. __ . BILLIARD . AND POOL , TABL rS—New rin wo : my terms why | o we nee fh Shand \\ aste } ree. { nre b ree VW inter No Inter est ik s ; 3s ; ctl? } ’ ms ' ant nel! : apton, Grand cmt ' ere ae ‘ery _ description : gue po . o vere Ot RAN TE series 3 oe — eee ee i Post Dimnaten i = while womah | . a ge ee nt mn ge ni ' ve ve Lindell 2900 FRANKLIN SFDAN ies OB: motor Ty f eal eM BRU NSW * ay ~ _ C fil (83) 57 : Fae : 7 —e_* CALENDAR SALESMAN—To : = , on” ‘ Ton ureda’ I ia rebuilt, good tires and new lemuer finish thes : a: =. 3 years eal territory, show our 1927 line of : ee ee = ) — Bros.. - . » - 2 { “ 5 } : } ; TiR ES — Pectory . at) ‘ments a ane oe gg — ge | Fs ome — and let rs 2602 N. Unio MISCELLANEOUS | WANTS. Cartervilie. $6.50. Jeffereon 1176, eo : Paige and Jewett Distributers. > tere IN MOTOR CAR CY Goodrich, firm. capable of pay for it out of your es wa general housewogk. DROP COORIE MACHINES Wd — Three DAL aie “te o. aan 2P2i-2) logget. - “> og Lindell BL + W » ra : : aL -, Colfax 4412M COAL—standarad $4.50. B gnker Li a je 106235 nuaren ee. a): gules cor werklvy peayvmente: we tram soe. a ff Weateate ie +2) Brndge_ . $5.50: Cartervi'tle < TF ‘wier O7F+ ’ <oupe. to: sale or trace La Vv Open 8 Jars and et Cuestnu! R your appoint. make $2000) to Ro 5000 your can t _= a. bo Uae Fo: ee ELD “FRIC TRAIN Wid.—wWor bo) For Sede ®) \ nde - . . uings. - Ri22 Teilwey yvA - 3 4 ~~ A —~ . today 2 Peas ~~ 1 em 1006F = : | genera) ma!n- ¢ plant exper!. pepe tc “" heror - Pe. Te eae * —_ xD i

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ae iss ae HOW ABOUT BUYING A HOME? You can find what you want by studying the Real Estate ads. “* — LOA ; FLATS FOR RENT—South “TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES SUBURS'N PROP'Y FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE “Los NS C ON ST. _PORT- DISPATC . ‘MUSICAL = ~~ ROOMS FOR RENT—West APARTMENTS FOR RENT . ' Records—Ro = ‘ANTLEMAN, 4266—4 rooms. furnace Central BARGAIN South MONEY. 'is—Sheet Music ,wWw ASHING ru N. 495 Ww arn, comt ortabie West =. aa Be } ake ——ra FOR i, TE 533 | two ; ORA BL. HOMES . ea — “rr? ai : af - : a ——— = ~ = : ~ — ey ae = — . " “ Teace ‘ rT EAT. t 262 oe ;_Larce store. m Z ~ om : c HOICE PLO ‘ HRI , EDISON RECOR Ds—Each 25. 4435 * ros as moi ee | = OSS SSF Fi a ’ ~ -= . . l4ih « (76 eeSTNISSTER 4045 (2) The Embassy El. ENORE, SOS A . treom efficien =f fENS, 722 Chest € ——- : fine aa home. © rooms eons . : an x. WESTMINSTER i. 4588—Sleepine . cy, tumace, elecsric, bart, garese: $49. | MORGAN. 417—STORE: LOR ) hot-water ¥ : $+ ' A: = : e ga-i10 eng worthy man or . , ie » 66 $9 racant Ist. v Re ROL AND | r= poss a N v oi] burner, . Mrs ie = 4nka — = “and kitch ss Apartments Garfield 8941 a 721 Chestnut ; 3 : . latte £| race. 4 cars. al latest appointments. om psG ROOMS and BOARD a sey 2. + = $98__ += 9-STORY FIREPROOF GRAND, 3175 (nome; & fine shape 1 SOON ER; 7 . . . ct free | elegant decoration nate RaTes—1 o. A ' ; : s -_ } ‘ - ‘ : = >. = — le eee = af °. : ‘ | Ee Boulevard, . (RTFORD, 3048.3 rome. bath aad levator. etc., $48, also Good storemom 1B) Jeers "Kirkwood §50W (c4) | Sleeping poreh. large brick sara 1243 Morgan S84 ma TM! BR oub : —_ . . ' ‘ene 417 Kenknk . $17 vt Be » «i : nn ‘ r RIL. Re = ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY mely furnisbe a he Aristocrat of the [oRORT 121 ond floor roome. | 208 Washingt = Maplewood N. W. Cor. Spr pretentious. large. | = a : oJ ro uf cae it on, Aaa . ‘* ey ‘ : oii con cit) rent : ~ - ‘ ———— lon) . liv ree th —" ae a. — er o' Es good : ar ; + (itv 2 e. ; . FE OR RE YT OR WII BUNG ALO ws Modern direct niche t. = } a To = Psy a H ; . — ‘T Pint Lon aan y+ 5 and 6 rooms. with ene o- rs ITTO =" hestnut “ be om re er factory build! =: Call P. . oe ‘able bath: 3d floor. 4 om DG - Com CH RISTM : ha ew ~ stor D —_— = 4 6), ry. hot-water heat. ot! bur: oie é eee - . Ht “PrHie \ 4221——-1- KOOM SINGLE «f*am heat Gee 5452 34 Lindell Co! bascee sista 28 a ae ae = tr : K @*ivinator © : : re at- MONEY® MY “ 22 : . ‘ " s? room frame good . * .2 ead s . ° tile floor rot 4 i* : FRANCISCUS REALTY CoO. BF FERSON 3700 S. \ corne mne story brick building. just oft , | BRIT EY- HENRICHS. . a 3958 FLORA BI ‘ © tron | MENTS 1 ne ae i fae. 1008 Ches pairs: rent f . | second floes eran’ _M° | oma. fine xtars a, Ee. an | Mabie } ou ARANTY 1 makes a. 2 — , 7 ms FF INT A : E estnut > —7 ‘ fi tu picely « 7 : r a \RTMER ‘ » board =~ weep: IN SUBURBS A! ‘ . RES = iat eu Sele nion, o : , 3 EaNE & FRA : St. Charles Pi, | FURNITURE . y CABANNE. 5059—Secon: ~ oh he minutes to } _-* w= * ae ae > E. C T. CHARLES. MO. 4008 FLORA PL. | —_ JAS “2. Bae er 1833. | — Noor east first floo: u Mai | $35 month buys or Li vir n front, side porch. 4 bed Terms as low as 31.00 pap CARANNE. Bly muble = : = . posi lRlbege: “Orm ii _ ~ ; > S) , ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED = 3, . eee NE gore RE CO, | SECOND AND = | ‘ AR! private car . whe. steam heat ‘\ a0 mone at bic (ods irep! rie sk lot “30x1 2) . .. an Ce: o- : b » ~ta : : . : . . ae , “er. —— on : . MSS Secs Moy ake MORE Wr Ts a kate gy goer ame tele bet be SS | THIRD FLOORS | ®ve s,% ey, nga bone e cao tte et | 4So9R : 7 ea? : ‘ome ee . 4 = a}. ‘anitol “ WRENS! “EL wager mi. —g T _KEANE & RANKEL TO. Chestnut. a , : » coaneniiae oo : . om eee hts s ERR RE tiem VABANY \reseing GUARANTY FINZ (OMPANY es 00) Suiiaing. $43. ae | Webster Groves i ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED ARTIN OLIAN. 71 6177. | 7st prorat , : uilt ® rooms. ho! : m Mt det DE MUN PARKA. - ° i é Collins sd. and Kirkham ev... ™ iwor cle nish im lving room Pp : \UFER. ‘s as leer = ol 5°35 Narth wood 3 pe M! = beaded ; er , roe r) tf . ; — - ————— : _ — - 7 — _ ¥ sarti eid FER Sa WENSINGTON — ; of Webster and Sis , Fi5.000. | —————————— = AR HOTE 27 Lecust—Clean . ped aly NEW SINGLE—4327 ©: . 431 ii- ce $1500 to . Near! ome. *. a NGs SHWAY. 163 N.—Sin pom. | $} vy. Weekly raic tub show baths > > o Write for map of Webster and cur cates =e ’ 4 a ‘ $3io--Atiractt “2m recom " en under new Management; i 2 ttractve; le ae [cmt _Property. a P ° . °7 — ~ -4 > 7 | NT. : : rr TIED tnut renrese: 4 Jovely reon ard Keane % ranke, “1008 Moder ' ; luis. —FURNISHED on. & tra’. i~ , — pres or «¢ ‘ , - — 3 ~ —- PE ; “aT TE “Lo . excel les at I INDE l. l, Pl \ 7, A He mT 2] - = : sk ao EFFIC Iirwcy . : 3 * "0 "ear Fai -2r TU A _ oF : ee a . ; NE} : z _—- ; a’ LA + A 4 . , R : | . rue West HARK ROOD THROUGHOUT: HOT-AIR a aialie sats gee ee te cari BUILDING LOANS - : ns ee ale , onrt Al TMENT —Bee uti ai S-Treom efficien “ Furs 1427. BATH, $40. CALL GAR- sutcher a a ami Northwest , 7 40 idg . SPECIAL 5%% FUNDS. ‘ y ard eT trie r - — *s _ : ‘ —_— : = mt. fur * ad t -© . " 4) >, » Oc “ee, “Beare e: “near Page and 7 tractive Tages. . Oe seen to be appreciaied, mont THIRTY-BIGATH. 4301 &—Feu- -ooms.| Sf Newstead 0 . oT. FERDINAND. 4538—8100 down buys | sirfax: 4 and ee r, QoRr . 7 . —* ¢ ' Wictor 2850R. - oe 4. & _ tage. take auto vier 1769R. > - for S450 S85 - mar 442U2F ' nt. Léndell C ER, conveniences, modern: Ca.l Victor: 3 MIL [FR & SON 3528 Habe —_ - : “onsuit us new loans VERNON. cs Sm Bom for 2 gentlemen on | SELMAR. 4315— Beautifully furm: al sicnsiaialiil (cB) 9112. entra! 9130 ‘83 ogee hk te jane. HEMMELMANN-SPACKLBR B. third flour —— lent meals, every cx apartment. 2 rooms; adults: dest c! STA. 33154 rooms. bath. Sirnace BTu) Bi‘. MONEY. MAKER—NO COMPETITION | South q } q Tth and Chestrut. 7 aience: jee bome. ci ETC ~ 6_ROOMS, HOT-W ‘TER. “WEAT. se. Marcus and Lee. store, 15443 room | ——3454 AYASKA. JST LISTED. — | YoNTGOMERY. 1438-4 y. 3] WAsHINGTON : 4742 . now m2 HOUSES, FLATS, _ KINGSBIGHWAY - 4018—2- roc m furnished | ~: a ia ar we > ace RE “READY “MONEY TO ot l@ | efficiency at abeve, suitable for any | 5-room brick cottage. tile bath. furnace: Drive te home. 7 if \ >. ment . steam heat. —_ ie, ‘ — Am papered. pa! — busi! ean. Reasorabie rent Wa NGTON, : let 300x147 riced low for quick sale. deed c . , a : e | Pro rty Ovwners, Atte 3071 | ELAN 808 Completeir furnished 4 —_ = FF J [AS. MUELLER & SON. oes! 308. F. DK ~ = 3123 5. Grand. | 7 id 7439. pe Bomelke surround.ngs. Forest , same: SI nd menth ie ee ace Sy ——|"" pert. Central 9112. Central WT A MITZ. ralto tO, Che nut. T hare about $90,000 y- s ee ee a de ce7S I maida = ’ In beautifu = i ou f rs. & a t. s WASHINGTON, 4933—Beaut!fuly . APARTMENTS FOR RENT DELMAR 4 5— Reaut!*uli: urn: —— a — ge Ww ON DE R eT 1, ST¢ ORE ~ me, strictly modern low; 4 aida éth. | is selling | ~ rour loan month | rished southern exposed: board, contin: N orth t Dart t -oomes. adult : "he en - . ° ~ a ee beauty * ~onetructed _ ¥ UG | t or west 6 ora Terms «ee me at once. ae I wish to Sus hot wate- , °o wes = ss —.. = - " ‘ . - ee — 3 o a‘rs . a a - earl . irrn ts ~ qd . *-97rm 3200 Gartieid 4452 Be os **~ muet be lees’ than a” per cent of = —~ P ' ) = ne haa? : y wnema and ‘> steam a a oa é ands mt ‘R J ealto ne sinu , NG - “45H. Rox W2le Post-Dispatch ) | ; ae | | aati $45 ws 7 ~* a. 2 hi , r Bayo Y 4 T I R A T ; L > P ] 7 : 7 & BE L T . ; — BRIK ee et ‘ ALOW. . $300, cl % y gear tie, ba npageornte: S48 a ae Pinte este) ea hardwacd AL. F | Senthly tas See ees Do You Need ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY \ r hm beat. gas sht; modern. Uffice, %O 1 i er . seineiietions Southwest Srice niy $6250: ° t: Sar ar cy 0 3420 BELT AVENU ~ ~ WIESENAN. 52 ock Samm se" amine WI ? 3 Central xa . | eames end Gnished LINDELL. 1340— LINDY OTR APART. — | . _ _ Bug Sh 10 : _ & ROMs. BATHS s750@ € ng i oney LCAZAR” HO a] 5* to “lean : MENT; BARG Al P. THE » EVA; IVA 4) Meom - PO —La- Boog, ~~ HE... ! , 7 Cook ar. food eS. WE MAKE AND BUY @) da. ratee: tub shows -” oan at ' - kind m@ ti city FENQLISITE + ROOM Ia ‘TI? } ee " vr 20 > " d ante +n | Toa ma! € ~_ -_ > carages | xt VOLis: REFRIGERATING SYSTEM. 4493 Pasion Toe St +. Garted 9603 FIRST AND SECOND DEEQ REL) 3032 —Fine lars fusnlahed con 2 REALTY Math 4168. WHITE ENAMELED STOVE, i oT WS ted and. par RAND, 430: : , : - “ . , : : > . . . T he . Pi on SLA , . Ss 1 - $235 W. EV ANS—#$5500 — | 3. daths. ne te Paymente A ‘housekeer. nr roo ms electric gos a "KK ™ ‘ - . i “ : " FF - ae . he . ’ ‘s *& 2 fancy Yrick our ga.o., “u : = artiel >| 9005. rea none ee __— ‘ SO04A Natdral Bridge AV. Seiya sas—aiive thle eo er fer’ ve , , mienth: of e car line. being completed. ha art. | 5 eas : 7 * y we tie — —— , " a " P . ~ aE. . stve - »? i he " phe , @eh? a "oors *rirnace le : t es Z ——— ——— py Lee —— ark ae orn er Relt Ay (Christmas; brand-new Py - - efficiency: , ’ rr e reo fu on ——- — — 33x LAS _ wa Now 4 $350 ‘ Ash— 600 “MONTHL ae GET “RENGEL- WEBER S lise ot at ™ é ished: \at- -_ ake Suital ' Da - : : ~ E: oot also aingile ona. ; é : ¥ s seom efficiency s partments. cutee: , By ie , — . ; : ‘ 2 eb “fe . sing alcove, , in etfs: @ reguiar refrg we a fer $25. Seen ae oe \ : on yeat The l rrr. heck south (ce) * : ; ’ : “a UK ; a ats , . ; ‘ . 4 =~ . = : - ~ my, _— : : - , : : yi > : ~“e ¢ .- North ‘ cf. ERN « ve : — pe AP : LARE ‘ —_- STORE. e -_ as re * - » oe res —_ AL 25%) aod $1000 ‘-. : : : . a - “ nal 7 > ics Se. +2 ae - — i oe . : ; ; . : ‘ : ’ ; . + - : . . . her ‘At so 7 * ret .s* a ¥ riade ineu BEN > 1008... Bou , | i : 1} i OVMPAN WESTMINSTER, 41°5—Furnished 4-reem oe $ , FLATS, AP’Tm TS, FOR SALE : 7. —_ : a Bae toch ~ L. a : \ i ‘ ' ;. +e — . +4 » my is AD - ail Reo efficiency: 2 couple. $20 week = ere a “ons morth , : “sé Ve HY MAD » e ems, 7 NISHFET. WONDERFUL LOCATION FOR “i a¥rive ~ yk ‘ ; : . . : . : Ou 2 “oom s , ter hee r" . ; wXe . us ; ee 4 ; NY BUSINES - ‘ : ; a 4° , Reet rice t | roo ; a ‘hk \ ron arep: ng room cond SRR Y ” — Bee _ enc or of living ro sunroon PRS SS TE 7 ; WVENTZI_MAK. GARFIFLD 142° -it rar. . por sg ae a Lit iN M A és MARCTS 2408—2 nea ro lmhe. [ARTIN OLIAN. 718 Chestrut. Gar 61 : th ; = yy FIRST ~ aping Oh ethetn tes : om . . re . ' -s! ‘ - : " ‘ 72 " ster DE ry DS OF TRU \ AG NER Ff’! } "Se. rT ast smoke me _ ‘ - , : J “ores "nm « : 3 Posi ls a ia —_ ~ ‘ = : ~_ ie | or 4 e bathe. ; Idee ight gas. 2) Nene. si. ver ' = ed . - D balding } i On Se « a0 li. ‘Om Diete for hv USPK OC! LD ITE - * 5 re ne aa ‘ . T Ll. re HER ‘ YR B AKER ain I 6 wer TAS .. ee pn . ie 3 ‘ Be t Kings) saway ad jor . Sioy en tr: .3 xg AUTOMOBILE LOANS — in 4111 4112 4113. . ~ , ' : © ee +. 3 , ; — d * a> —_— _— .c r ; : J bom a LA AN -—Reduce rou i : Ror CSAM REALTY ee., ene ‘ — ___ cose) , LILLIAN. 385: fg | money. Alliance Fin Co ——$——— Tite B oe = —_*s re n Ton . a hate FIO LOANS $35 to S100 oa your « ‘STOCKS AND | ~ . . ~ - — —. " Suburban ty re. ? - .F : : fs, $: ~ norte oe rewritten AN BRI > ie be . *~ ; . : iG : : aac . RIDGE APARTMENTS ®S*G22 . 7. | ae — ping tite, Open evenings and Sunday > " . ° nis LT — yor south: 1917.19 Wi : farte for good pe Durmimn. 1 . cogs a : . ae — ao ~r, ertmer' : = . ’ . . —_ = . ; - " “ ie, gan O tnt Pam : m a or gy FLATS AND A : : neerical | Bu ROLIN Tre | A, d Ane Mon PLNTATA S42; Purmehed. modrre , . ' — ibe - tal SSS line "ote o aPaRTNMENT | mes ‘ ¢ , ‘ > > blocks Tow r enemas : ‘ , ‘ - , 7 : o ° ; ' ' } ¥ ;, aratvy?t Yt Ww ago. ; : : oe : é = * 1 T er ' , . . Te , ~ recor resacierr oe +4 cent derds.. sicl ~*# at +4 Large sto! 7 e ' = IR E Ay L E S T A T E. — = Re =p oR Qi = thu | "S40 : a it mw Rng | ~a ~ 4 MORGAN i LOANS 0. Garfield 7438 | fT CONFIDENTIAL, QUICK FLATS FOR RENT pith REAL le ares , REALTOR 92 Chestnn yee scgp rage + sip A Central : inga os . ‘ “= ae T= Pe _ . Fé. ’ : owt ; i : as . erirs os ed a Vek : He i = ee ie oe es et ee ¥ eee. ry * ¥ Py + an =» + mea it Y * ~ 24 . a ) | 3 Dn an A od ay irfau, : i . 4 ¥ 7 ~r? - est dence ’ . ' ‘ wuse, vacalt Residences Wanted = , -* 7. N. 7th. Boom 619. Garteig “22 . . » 1@: $ : ii ™ ., W SN 5 i ‘Ss erne Rox ( 1AaS ae of 7a ne ? — ee ' * Jaw rlohe nance — room nga . I ) cIry REAL EST TE FOR SALE " : ) . - —~— = at ys = —o.. oo "ommer «Ms Bie@sz. ér bh and ve | y ~ _* ban | Zoo »> . : sis At vou needing money? See us for uth _ er . : a SS et eaiety and turn.iure eacs. ow SASCON ADE. 3426—Dandy 5-me er “as Dale rer | eos , | +. i. YROUREE, f re pceay) « : ry eA ‘ ’ ; ‘ ' ‘ ; ‘ Rirerside 451° Loman, at a Se 2 Se ei 2 See - . FARMS FOR SALE : iF , x ye GHT ! a ' & REAL HOME. i> nie ys 4 a oe ae ) ) iy rou have any use for « flat, ee a — ——— ) _— MPLETE & ‘aoa ; if ey mI SEL . : ; Ca ew Oo a FO nore tenas : - , , Florida JI52-34 Tasha st.: * ~3 room flats, ° ‘of uterest a) lor : v1 ROMS ; : ; | . rE] - = 7 a beet bi ; iuet finished, with every modern conren- ‘« 1 = oT tanee and must be solid: hartweed floors. =. ~ "ae etield . F alae raet i a re :% , " ne a . ehades. ecreens. ficturee and - , . SS eee REST P . —— - Ps sine, \. : cteeinene eaee fae theo — ~ arranged te an (errr WOME. PWweLPTH - : ~ > 3 : - - . a _ ™ useReep ™ eu'te freer | au = Ry - ~heraor "Th. ~ : . . 38) i ~ - . : ry ry i A ho te $5008 i ‘Mc PHERSON 4fus-— | ai N. Unton. i Oh “OTB CRI L. Secs Orns a- mi ch ed : a , ~ a "RESIDENCES FOR SALE “Te laa. payat mn A) Ween coms: aif garage. sin roe . wv ’ , — . ov ntral | | McPHERSON 4o00—! ae ee rae n per s eo . ase on ccs. © 5 SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE + Cer = “anele oon af? - 4) an garace ad em - ait 3° at ' 2 - : - is a7.LA). careee . . - £\ >. : ; pul - "™ * 2 etc - a be em - 2 ‘ . ‘ . o- c Pr tte - ’ ’ ">> ‘ — Ps rmiliee goed ousiness 4 .s . : ' , : ° TY ; ; . . *?) ’ : 4 ~ ._—_—= . .* ™ ~ e ~ -_ > ‘LARID¢ . . ‘ --" a - ’ . 4 > - Pots = ™ FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT con : 44 ' ' ot _ 54x: 20a S6nc $250 ) West danets: an _car ine. & WAGNER av CHEAP RENT FOR WINTER ™- & © STSCK. Ronit sen eat. Sen Mr Wises "tem plete for hourekrening coo at 5942 KINGS ° ; | aie ; ». —= : a ' e om ath ti} ~ater, Gee Tenge. suk 443 Kl SBURY : " ian. $4 a : _ " mn ete, ae ~ _ = “ a - : . - - . 7 ms _ ; ~ a . « et _ ' ' - ( ‘ “hes ; - q ! n st YT i? 4 “har : vey Oc Subd ly sion ie Bere ~ Som’: Roane aures nd tends FRNON aa iia 6 seen Se —— . nd Woodsen Fi - : - a ; Ty . si Tor ‘ree ,ea - - . . ° . . . : - : 4:6) rs ’ ~« ; ° >. mome ime as soe. : 5568 PERSHING AV. ie J. ABBOTT i , 1 ot Pe : * WEST PINE RESIDENC B | HAPPY | MRIS AS ™ uding furniture, $a' | as “00 Chestne id 1530 ) | gn | ee — NEW YEAR ASHINGTON. $955——Sine'e south frat wifonte Apartments *'522). 2118—Ne- . 2 RAMS | st wo APARTMENTS AND HALLS eters +4 me oh i RE ms ; be Aitheun - fore. it. ————___—_— - — ic : - a. Fate _~on fidence ~ Newly end PF nquleitets , —_ : , 7? yur low rates and casey Met sod of repay ~~ ra acs 2 : . oo “i oe “"F =r - S—RE +. ; ethan. — ment = ee od a - as — ~>* ——™ we : s . ~“ ; : J GARAGES. STABLE NT : : . os as ANT—MOVE IN—6568 “¢ Ane Onen Monda~ arY -z tar = . 7 4 ~ ROT se one Wi ate. n : te : wi & . 2 » aD —s a TOC ' eth, elecsric: peateat emudictem.| S22k-penneee © Renee T oe ee 301 Victoria Bldg.

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“ _WEDNESDAY, DECE MBER 23, 1925. ————— — on ———— an “LOANS ON PERSON’L x LOUIS POST “DISPATCH. MONEY TODAYS | lOEWS j TATE FoR i im? CL Ws Ow ese ee a SE "Oo ef CHRISTMAS INDEX xou. make this « Theater Donglias MacLean In e “? Keys to Baldpate” | got Bremen (Souvenirs to Ladies. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH LE MES _ , 1 n' LOBSTERS Choice from Atlantic Coast CAFFERATA’S Hamilton and Delmar Delicious Xmas Dinner, from 12 m. to $1.50 us het INA! empleved LOW EST R ATE = EASIEST TR STRIC Try CONF DIT Cae. DIXIE CREDIT 1243 Morgan St. Vital Statistics -Questions Answered---Radio ‘ANSWERS TO QUERIES: The Post-Dispatch > reserves the right to reject any query. Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot ve given attention, ercept letters on medical questions of undoudt- ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addreseed envelope. It. T.—Consult a dealer XX. ef Addrea« George Ber lins regarding the value of nard Shaw. at 10 Adeiphi >serrace, “i Violin. London, West Central 2, Ee giand. A A—A large copper cent | J. B—The late Senator George | coined in 1847 is worth lc to 1$c;| “raham Vest of Missour! ves ht || @ two-cent piece coined in 1864 is tending court In a country ‘to : Webster Groves, | | worth 2c te 10e. and while waiting ior — rn ok bi re. _| @ case in which he was¢ntereste a Wie ohn ponies tenes ee he was urged by the attorneys if ment, Washington, D. C., regard-|*, a to bee « vy $200. ing a map of oil wells in certain | ° ain was © sant hed districts charging that the defendan y | ’ wantonly shot a pet dog belong- |} A P.-D. READER. — Muscle | ing to him, his neighbor; but after =§ | Shoals was a Government war mu- | | nitions project and is located on | the Tennessee Fiver itn Alabama Its final disposition has not been determined; the matter is stil! pending in Congress ton , READER.—Popcorn is a grain, Chamberiain. Maplewood—Melba * f being tht name applied to several e) Louis |W. and 5. supp, 204 Cherokee. varieties of Indian corn which) | B. WN ! ; 7 > anal ' i o helton, I¢ Gano. ) a *. a ME Lovie—Francis E. , and A. pe sw a contain an eepecially large proper- ugU > Behe ni. St. Loule—Jessie | &- a 4ils Manchester. | | tion of endosperm Iowa is the r, Belleville. 4 one K Ramo, ¥U7 5. Sih | center of the popcorn-growing in- Lester © Ju ne, . Louis—Elanche | & R. and M. Edwards, 2642A Montgom- dustry. Cultivation and ~ yo with our happiness oe oe aw ! | Sen Ch : \. ing are generally por gee with name may become traitors to {hee Se oFt & , Sra Litas rene, Mo—Derte| E56 4, Misesineueg, Son chat “for ordinary, maize, except| faith. ‘The money that © trom | | Opera” | ° carl Sti ' St. Louls—Margar . Sinden, 184 at specks attent on , vem °0) 20 ee | LAST 3 DAYS ares SA. _ Ruzieks, $441, Ceilfornia, Smith, 2 lew gl |) the ventilation of the cribs dur-|; him, perhaps, when he needs it Rolla It. Mann. Webster Groves—Ruth 4 | 4623 S. Grand. | éé Huber vebater Grovee / ia 4 ton, 272GA tm pl. ; $. an ; ‘ ‘ r 1515 Mena At Fawardsville. ; # Bare er SdZ4A Indians. | th. Te a ime r Bellevil) 4118 Carter ————————————————— Post - Dispatch Radio+ Broadeasting Stator K SD 545.1 Meters eekday broadcast- 10:40, 11:40, 13:49. 1:40. 2.40 and 3:40 Dp. m™ arket quetations amd news bulletins of interest to the Middle Wrest frices supplied Market News Service, U. Agriculture and princi! changes. A. A. end A. rr. "pees lora iL. and A. Allen, 1508 Fr. and B. Van Hom, 7 DD. W. and kh. Waeiker, 4543A Penrose. . © and K. Garner, 4s0uW and M. Jindice, 4¥5U Arlington. } Warriage Licenses Births Recorded | Burial . Permits | Pe eh AA ty, i ee ee ——— a CHRISTMAS MONEY |} wnuy honest men and wn as don't o yourrrl? ana towel ones « a happy Christr, lack of funds, when the oa on liable GUARANTY makes SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS Terne as low as $1 QO per week. Ni juTSse;Te mes it) \¥ ly Malcolm McGregor. | Alice Lake in “The Overland Lantees” Ps Ws oad tc For New Year's Eve Reserva- tions Call Cabany 1320-28 70. Music—Dancing Every Evening | Nat. Bridre | KEE f° ‘A Broadway laéys”’ Y,and “The Adventures | of : and R McK) niey 5oowu Kingsbury K light w , 33 5¥ Sublette. Dayilg ing at 9.49, OP PODP OO ed DP” el et MARRIAGE LICENSES we iman—Lasre Beatrice Barnett. ars Lillian Zabrack., 4 Wh! sier—l! ue la E. ens Yeper—Li oa Ramires. Dateer. H in vio- ! your ee TR ce gst AD a te «A. me lm allie ly a J ri ft hn YY, | mw F A. —— ALI-STAR CAST in “The New Command. ' eR Ce ent | a and M Hadley 1%! L, and V Hadiey 311 E “ne A V and N Kerr o720 St 1 2125 Benton qs Gineeer 144) Cass a Wicock sen Bell, 4141 os ni nechied ,uls ett. 4 POST-DISPATCH WANTS supply CAPABLE and EXPERIENCED WORKERS for the OF FICE, STORE, fe = C omedy——News MILL, FACTORY, WAREHOUSE | Eddie Weliing—Mre. Essie Jackson. temo FE neha — - Ss ———— “ er HOME. | Her ate Mol tees W lison. + Pte in iwO : ‘—_ wett. t : ait till the last day, Never the Twain Picture—and | Edward C Horst man-—Ahne CC, Plagsmann., |e Mitehell Stock C Lord ‘Hal koe Ek. . - . . © ». ry Hutel -_— ° GUARANTY FINANCE amet te | Mdvin Andersoe—Louiss Payne, EE —— PHOTOPLAY THEATERS lvin Anderson—Louise Payne. Th | Otho Bender-—Mre. Easter COMPANY , ‘ e ‘mie Qal- TOS — we St. ii ? ivalured ‘Bridge. Alice Terry in } | Clarence E. Reyneldse-—Mrs. : . ifi . ' 4 Ts | —— =] a 6 . . 7. ) t ; ISS RE he | austo — at oy ida Swain ew. me ,ut +” ‘ N ye a : . ‘ . ; — ; " ‘ 4 ; ; i Walker ie Ida Mae Fair ~* ;’ . , Ls dy Missvuri. j , A . 4% WL of Vineon —Mrea Maggie Thomas kK. McGinnite—Alice V. oyes. Minks—Margaret J. Bradfield. Darrough— Margaret Loughlin. Wiliam McKiniey Wintlow—Biele Scott. v ets v alli in ac the Home Service ede Gee Light Co. ¢ of St. Wednesday—7 n “Fur Hour. Siatier Orchestre. Program "Yankee Princess” . ‘ea owen!” 2... ‘Serenata’ J—Fantasie ~Cavelierta Rueticars —_ + 1325 Choutesau. GIRLS. . and §. Smith. sv.d Finney, . BR. and G. Cosed, 150s Mepert. nm O10 fo. Marceau. to en hearing Senator Veast's tribute man's canine fylend the jury Tre-| turned a verdict for $500 Ben- | ator Vest's eulogy of the aos foi- lows “Gentlemen of the jury. The best friend a man has in ithe world may turn against him and become his enemy Hie #on or daughter that he has reared with loving care may prove ungrateful. | Those who are nearest and Gear- | est to us, those whom we trust Cerne gore gk is a ——_ { Eva Novak in ) “The Fearless Lover” » and (Others. ‘An+« Woman” Wm. Mi art. Revival 4. J. and M. Southeuner, SYBUA Sariy. ssdbewwer, 4152% Liaytlon. and - garase. Dorothy Devore in > “Who Cares”—Also | “Adventares of Mazie”™ | LOANS ON REAL ESTATE roome | CFT OUR low rates on firsts and w hot. Troubaéveors Rengel-Weber, S1°7 S* Grand, G —— KFUO—545.1 Meters - MONEY to joan on Webster rea JAS. ©. MORPTT, 1024 Title Guar. Bide .( MONEYS LAsANED- $100 .600 rn) Im pret ~ 7 ja 6T'R ; ; oe "BRO Genevieve. 7 N. Broadway. as on the thoroughness of the dry-/| sacrificed in a moment of ill-con- ing process largely depends the “popping” quality of the corn. WwW, = L J.—William P (Dinty) olbeck, gang ieader, —, ~ ‘ent ~ his associates were foun ull- | ty by the Federal Court in Quine y,| tles ite cloud upon our heads. The | | lil, on Nov. 16, 1924, of the Staun- lone absolutely unselfish friend | ton, Ill. mail robbery of May 26,| that man can have in thie selfish 1923, and were given 25 years each world, the one that never deserts ‘in the Federal penitentiary at} him, the one that never proves un- Leavenworth, Kan. On Jan. 17, grateful or treacherous, is his! 1925, in the Federal Court im St |dog. A man’s dog stands by him / } Louis, Colbeck and seven of the/in prosperity and poverty, in} gangsters were convicted of the health and sickness. He will sleep | mail truck robbery in St. Louis on/| on the cold gre ound where the win- | April 2, 1923, amd were sentenced | try winds blow and the snow : ‘to 15 years each in Leavenworth. Grives Hereely, if = _ per A. B. C—To clean an ofl paint-| near Ris mas ers 8 | ing take the painting out of its| Riss the hand that has no oy = | frame, lay a piece of cloth moist- offer: he will lick the wounds ® ened with rain water on it and} sores that come in encounter ms leave it for a while to take up the roughness of my oye Os + | the dirt from the picture. Several guards the =Yy © 8 ae applicajions may be required fo master as if he were 4 Pp . oe. | get thé best result. Then wipe When all — friends —- 4 the picture very gently with a tuft | remains. hen riches — as ’ of cotton wool dampened with pure and reputation falis to pieces, - | linseed oil. The gold frame nay is as constant in his love as cand be cleaned with a freshly cut; sun in its journey through — ' onion and it should be wiped with| heavens. If fortune ertves nd a soft sponge wet with rain water, master forth an outens® n . \|@ few hours after the application world, friendless and wy ss, hom | rub the picture very gently with a faithful dog asks no higher = - tuft cloth. To renovate old oil| lege than that of accompany ry | paintings which have become dark him, to guard against 2 : and cracked, pour alcohol in a dish | fight against his — yy a j} and put the picture over it, face| when the last scene © a ones ‘ aownward. The fumes of the alco-/| and death takes the master a - | hol Gissolve the paint of the pic- embrace, and his body is - ture, again close up the fissures; awsy in the colé ground, no mat- and the color assumes a surprising freshness. Great caution, however, 4s necessary, and you must look at the painting very often, or it ma) HILAK . : melodies, dren. ' hem." }““Twe Shall Be Rorn” “The Teaas Bearcat” | sidered action The people who re prone to fall on their kneer to! | do us honor when succes*® is with us may be the first to throw the stone of malice when failure set- ‘ ch) 10 We a. +" or eu > _ ‘) ; runty: —_—-—- stace 'S Tola Negri te 7 | f “Flower of Night” | e ‘ 59 Comedy and Others | \ ‘ ae . om . wat - | ret ae of ™ Ing drying to insure uniformity, | most A man's reputation may be ellevile—Mabe)] ii. H. and L. Taschner le ‘ Lpul . -~Alyce ¥ mey, Alton. 7 Bessie Hi Ider MJr.- Ke ane & F renke, 1008 C hestaut | REAI ESTATE L OANS BUILDING LOANS SPECIAL vee FUNDS In ADy Amount. _ ult us for new loans and HE MMELMANN-SPACKLER Rt. E. ram BIR! { Dorothy y Pualipe bE “fh and Pine “READY MONEY TO LOAN a “The Sporting Chance’ Property ‘ weners, Attention ; HALL T have about $99,000 to loan on »r-Sat ton fais, eo vttages RUNSMOWS anc stores 64 ‘?) ~T : IR t b t Pras saan ok ” -r cent of valve. Mder-Pestalorrt . -. rat Dien: : Vows Need ELBA and Miami “Money? WE MAKT. AND ight ott AND SEt OND DEEDS” Ran} ing interest. For quick eervice esp BURIAL PERMITS. L, A Wallace, 1, 1217 Chamoers. Wilhelmina Wiidberger, RO 3241 Texas. FH. Feldman, 73, ry aA. Gravois. el Aiton. Ward, iver Bill Milias——Zizzie Augustus, Alton. George Terry—Wiulie Loafman, Wood Riv- er. oe at “Ks nm, inez Wood > Seanteh Dab WITH ers “The Spanish Dancer” | LEWIS STONE | At St. Charles. Comedy and Others i my || VIRGINIA VALLI | 23:08 ee WEST END LYRIC || Grand Central Only ‘liam BL ‘Cannon, : - Indianapolis. | STARTING TODAY |HiL,S DDY FROLIC XMAS SHOW 30 CLEVER KIDDIES ——EEE ' ' gas Park Av. Neosho, Mo.—Bertha rl — Julia | Blue Mont. Amusement review by Jack Double Precram: “Mother Fiernal” “The Rattler” E. Elizabeth Kennedy w. F. Mapnega®. H Holt. ‘ T7. Mabel VF! lia, Di ell Lyon rour joan expires this month or next, © once, as T wish to invest, loan # Double Proecram: “Manhattan Madness” AMUSEMENTS he Speed Spook” Nigh ¢ | 7p Leng Tuten of Steam Siete, 838. |G x Mat.Sat.. | SOc to $2.50. | Shoppers’ Matinee Today, 50c te $2 a All-Star Cast. Incloding Ss. FISKE THOMAS A. WISE JAMES T. POWERS BRANDON TYNAN LOTUS ROBB AND OTHER STARS 88, 6036 McPherson, 464 9 dice £3 Wuerts, 32. MEIGHAN 3 THE RIVALS eae naa ab BY RICHARD BRINSLEY SHEKIDAN | 4 weal Pornee. —— NEXT—SEATS TOMOREOW Sussnns Berg. 60. 39 8. VID BELASCOCU Precvtats WIth A CAST OF 5O AND THE THE st “oc ESS of TWO CONTINENTS | DIVORCES ee a | The H A R 7 Mi Wife grammed custody of cna. ai Hassel from H Samfiliin. Restere- | | tion of maiden name | Lilie Mae from James J. Watkine. Res- | _ MISSOURI ROCKETS HARRY LANGDON COMEDY With WILLIAM COURTENAY toration of former arpe GENE RODEMICH S Scott, 6: | ay 37, Eleanor M England, Carolina Gehringer, ket. ISSOUR] , SHOW PLACE OF sy, 90 Evelyn Brent itn “A Breadway Lady” | Comedy and Others ‘HiIGAN Yin Broadway Laéy”’ and “The Michigan Av. - Call "al Courage” ILAJUL 1S FINANC = Coo., "617 N. Sth st. 7th floor SSOURI Central #101 and Central 51. _{ci7) Gaed and Locas MONEY WANTED — Bp. RK Theater Por Jones se “Lazy FT RENGEL-WEBER By t of : ‘'—Eugene ‘ . 4. poy Webster Groves 6 per cent deeds..127 G = O'Brien in “Siege” | ee ce , a $; Ris arate S & Claxtos ‘ Gig!” A\s ee rial end te hy) lendgninations. mple Lornadye ineurais’ (all or phos a TI LTY & LOAN ©O., = past MA; ORTH Res 4 Gar 1456. 106 N. Sth. Gartield 1487. _(c) URANTER DLOANS | 31. 819 H. E. °9. Oth and Pine ret GU. Spelman, "3, 3622 Caroline. 'P. Bullivan, 62, 6120 Virginia ' Carrie 8. Allen. Su, 5079 Maple. 2832 Adams. North Mar | Wickerharn, LD BELL WRIGHT'S ADVENTURE ROMANCE “The Mitte with, the fron Doo “TRISH LICK” { "¢ ‘Sbenen Meighan te Christmas Revue vat 4. ~~ pente Paremount Picture SILVE! bos . yr DOROTHY. , PAT O'MALLEY MARY CARR ——- — oo DELMONTE Alice ‘Terry “ANY WOMAN” William 8. Hart in ty" — Le | iy ter if all other friends pursue their | way, there by the graveside wit! the noble dog be found, his head | between his paws, his eyes sad, | happen that the colors will run| but open in alert ss together or even run off in drops.| faithful amd true even in Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be com organist; 11:30, planoclogues. sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. | WMAQ, Chicago News (4475), 6, TED—Whatever|the goiter while it is yet in its Chicago Theater organ recita): en tee are 7 to your indul- | early stages. | 6:30, story lady; &, lecture; 8:38. gences are practically all mental) MUCH WORRIED WOMAN—We musical : 9. WMAQ and emotional and any fear YO¥/think you should Giscontinue the “go may have for the future of your/ use of the pilis and allow nature _ 9:20, Indian program, : «hildren is altogether imaginary.|to take its course, as the long Woo, Davenport ae 9-0, mu. 16.h. 7:49, concert; 16, piano 19:20, Christmas on the Plantation; reading; 10:80, Christmas recital; 11, Crosley quartet: 11:16, Johanna Grosse, concert; memories: Percy Marmont in Pestalorzi CASH. me . > first. f Raymond “Griffith in #700 Maffitt “He's «a Prince” pee Mazie from Ewel Kent. Restoration of | and the distinguished Belasco Theater Co. maiden name. Nights (Exc. New Year's Eve) 50c¢ to $62.50... Edith from James Hyde. Restoration | | $1 to $3.50 den name New Year's Eve Only Trade Matinees Friday (New Year’ ) New South h Wales to Tax Films |. —— By the Associated Press. and Saturday 50¢ to $2. Tomorrow Wight at 8 Sharp) SYDNEY, N. 8. W., Dec. 23.—) Parliament yesterday adopted a ; The World's Greatest Production , bill imposing a tax of five powcatgeeey | TODAY ONL’ Y Revival of 1 Douglas ae “ROBIN HOOD” t tithes *\)T ati ’ \ Rust & Sons Realty Co. at and Juniete mir DICKMANNS — Pola Negri in “Flower of Night” Souvenirs to Ladies odiand Gravols AFT. Just attempt to forget !t all continued use of such a drug is / in the FIRST , DE bE DS OF TRUST loans ever offered ta $11.000 to §800; perfect title, ample oay Write, phone JOS. F. DICKMANN KEAT. es ATE. co.. INC. - a2 heat at. Main 4211-4112-4213. Laclede 0620. : —— | TE ‘ ub bonds. eferr ved ae tes Lil 4 Bank “Missourt M e- Train Cen- , Inte nw tonal cterrTe ‘ Kive . eet 1 etocks and OMPANYT, - 7th & Olive. 5249, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. »ttention! guar write for ~} ~~ ; : Ra miovabie xeTs. ried prope | * ovens: wk g@ervice . Alii BO Ls 77s f, ao: 4 veope at | BUSINESS WANTED _ Dusines* We have casa arges. I. zeu _ 4083) on (Way > a vil ivele rT acve ’ 17a & B: BUSI mess FOR SALE wity® re Mari nello Beauty Morler mt stpe. COMPLETE NEW EQuir: LIVING ROOMS oPR ws 100) i ~ j : ‘ “or {e8") id 448°. sT4N)D Lob 477 Locust ’ sar if ut or rna (,rana 4357 A, Om rage ented ss Bargain ; pump filling ® mce $3500. . “th and Cheater. Ride. Garfield 4482. ‘) cand and Pine shee mking mone’. raifv : ive cheap rent . iness for righ - (pax iE. “SOU ‘TH “SIDE rts i. ; 1000 a. » ty r a. ac ioe multe heids Garfield ‘too | ples ~pust sell, othe® 1 St! ve? big pins " ; hox -87, Tr, S “Oth ast.. “doing grea! oe » for selling of) ~—SoR0 ‘anh. living oe rent with ; “x Hoy! yy - “rooms. ‘ yee Cy soon L, , Si] ] rere. : maving city. 88 “phe ‘8 One, An jell $1600 St? aie oA Hit ‘ WELTY 3524 Easton CANT $851 Delmar t ; Bie Double Pregram: Stage Mtrurk”’ and “FP xchange of Wives” Rudo! ph n “| obra’ ) eee ee eee Rudolph Valentine SILLY , PARRELL & (wv. Valentine in “COBRA” ) “The and Tower of Lie” r TPLENTY OF SEATS AVAIL “The Teaser” ' ' \ 2P/AMERICA’S MOST a Fae 54 HEADLINE HOLIDAY SHOW — FUN — MUSIC With Company of 35 Taiented Artists vs ith Alex Hyde &<e Pheiopia) \ aint and Pewder'™’ PASQLALI shen ME AT SISPM. FOR LAST COMPLETE PERFORMANCES | “The Miracle” 700 eat yt ORCHESTEA FEW COLISEUM * WEEKS ONLY DEC. 24—JAN. 20 EVERY EVE. EXCEPT SUNDAY R OCLOCK SHARP First Matinee Saturday at 2 Matinees Ved Fxtra Mat and Sat... 2 New Year's Dar at 2 PF. AT DOWNTOWN TICKET OFFICE. o'clock sharp. M. SEATS NOW SELLING MEZZANINE FIOOR, ARCADE BLA4t., AND NEW COLISECM FOR ALL PERFORMANCES ALL SEATS RESERVED Prices: $4.00, $3.00, oo. Box seats. £65.00 $1 BOX OFFICE OPEN 9 4. M. TO AV ine And Ail Next Week ALL- NEW SIRT EDITION NICHT NOW @ ¥ $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, SEATS Fin 4aLASO ' ON -sA4LI AEOLIAN €0., A 1004 OLIVE eT Sntton School Benefit | ‘Ghene ndeah OLI 50 Delmar INL mo Virginia SSTER 4 Clinton i “The Fighting Heart” | Ton Chaney in “Phantom of the “Opera” ee Deuble Preeram ‘Lovers in Quarantine’ and “Lary Genes” Valentino Cobra” Pola Negri “Flower of the ight Rudolph in in Denble Program: “Stage Struck”’ end UVENTHAL THEATER CIRCUIT - | Gleriea Swanson in “Stage “truck’ and Others “Drusitia With se Million” Cemedy and News Special Feature be son a Cousin to charleys Alt KINGS2 RIVOLI —Starts FRIDAY for 8 DAYS— THE BIG HAPPY NEW YEAR’S SHOW She’s a “He’’ but What a Ha, Ha, You'll Have When You See “‘Her” “MADAM BEHAVE™ WITH JULIAN ELTINGE Ann Pennincton and Tom Wilson ALSO A CHARLEY CHASE COMEDY “Dra«iliia With se Million” and News — ‘ i f Basten ‘ May Allison ta “Youth for Sale’ ———— | Betty Compson end Ricardo Cortese in “The Pony Express” sovous Double Program: ‘A Son of His Fath. and “HAPPY NEW YEAR FOLLIES” THE ZIPriestT ENTERTAINMENT OF. THE YEAR XMAS “THE ANCIENT MARINER” “gcrooge” and “Little —_—IN THE KINGS sTAGE—— CLEVER & JUVENILES in KINGS 30 sHOW Red Riding Hood’ SPECTAL HOLIDAY BILI IRENE FRANKLIN with Jerry Jarnagio in Thelr New Song Compositions “TOM BROWS Mascecno Ballet and Flies Merry with F.a Mascagno Minstrel Orchestre A Revue of Surprises Fun, Dance. Song—A Big Novelty MOOKE & FREED STIX HASSENS TED & BETTY HEALY “Fun tn the Healer Manner” Mata. Daily. 15¢-TSec: Sat.-San. to $1.10; Nights }he-81.50. Two Shows Year's Fve Night. 7:"%9 end 10:15. AT and Marcella Hardie New ee ee — re TEMPRESS| OLIVE AT GRAND gt oe ae Al DECEMBER _ WARD PLAYERS “THE MISLEADING LADY” Matinees on Sunday, Friday, Saturday Radio Concert Every Nicht 7:70-8:15 Next Week: ‘STOP THIEF” =_————— «+ lc ll — = GRAND 3: HOUSE 11 A. M—OONTINUOUS—11 P. M. TOBY WILSON e Musical Comedy—Company of Thirty PHOTOPLAY—“A MAN OF IRON” PRICES: 25¢ AND 4c NEXT WEEK: SNUB Tate ————- DEMONS TEP ON IT + —— er’ “Marrieg LJ ($1.20 taxable pound sterling on incomes derived from the ' disposa] to a person in the etate by | (a person whosé business is outside of the state of any film not manu- factured nompanies pay from gross earnings ‘4 a previously ) £1 Subsidiary in New South Wales 70 to 75 per cent of their to)60C€d«CC OM panies in merica for leased filme which escaped taxation. The in Australia ill is expected to produce about nt ist. LLL LO . WCAE. Pittsburg Press ) Copyright, 19 00,000 (about $485,000) an- - | ially. RADIO PROGRAMS , KDKA, Pittsburg (309.1), 7:15, ad- KFAB. Lincoln (340.8), &: KENEF, KFOA, Seattle (454.3), §. KFWB. Hollywood (252), AGW, | iNX. Hollywood %O41 Denver | KPO, San Francisco (428.3), 9, or- 7:30, musica! Triangle Club 30- 160: $0. dress; “Fortuno” . Tean Schaefer, violinist; Vilmar, operatic soprano Merriam: Belshaw’s orchestra; Nieraldine Schmidt, blues singer. Shenandoan (266), *. con- cert concert; program. § mirth 10-12, program, Lee Kent Hoot Owl Harbolt; 12, frolic; hestra. 8:45, program, 10:30, contes' ; cuartet; pach; il, chestra; blues singer: 1. Hollywood roof or: 10, concert; & dginner con ert, 12. concert. HJ. Los Angeles (405.2). entific lecturer; 16:30 luxe program; 17:30, Don Clarks dance orchestra. if ecl- Express (356.8), 8:15. travel talk; Kent radio orchestra: %, concert | orcheetra; 10, program, ll, pro- grarT ies star; G. Philosopher. (322.4), 7:30, State orchestra: book of knowledge: *. miaceila- neous presentation, KOA orches- tra: readings; Christmas carols, vocal; 11, harmony peerless | dance orchestra. concert po aed 10. Atwater Kent art- iste; 11, Goodrich Silvertown Cord orchestra; 12, orchestra. ‘KTHS, Hot Springs National Park KYW, Chicago (535.4). ©. ‘WBBM, Chicago (226). WBZ, (374.9), 9-9:45, concert, New Arlington Hotel orchestra, 9:45- 10. organ concert, Lawson Reid; 16-11, Pooley hour. dinner music. KDKA; 7:05, Uncle Bods bedtime story: 7:30-8, studio pro- | gram; Sherwood School of Mu- sic: 10-12:30, revue, Paul Ash and his orchestra; Coon-Sander's | Original Nighthawks; 1, Insom- | 7:30-8:30, §:30-10:45, (475.9), waiian Trio; 25. by Radio Digest.) , —s 1° Ruth Roland, screen | WCATL, Mre ed Slick | weccga, Portiand Oregonian (491.5), ' -12:30, de | ’ ' Hote] Tokio Royals dance music. | &-10, Bun-| set quartet; vocalists, Moulin Rouge orchestra: Lew Russell; xviophone tric; Moulin Rouge or- chestra; Nate Caldwell; Twe Jaye, Charlie Gariand (331.1). 6:30, one or two a —s WEAF. New York (491.5), WEAR, §:30, Atwater WEBH, Chicago Allison Phelps, Radio | wWEEI Boston MARRED—Small duses of iodine, drops of the tincture of fodine in water two OF three times daily after meals, is the latest remedy for the treatment of goiter. However, we woul ad- vise you to piace yourseif under the care and supervision of a ca- pable physician im order to cure more or less devitalizing and in- jurious. neuro-phosphates in teaspoonful doses three or four times daily and this will tend to restore the vitality which you claim is lack- ing. No doubt if you were under the care of a competent physician you would attain the best results. Take a reliable brand of | sical program: organist; Marcus yee tenor.’ concert: vocal, .planist; 10-1, Rainbo Skyiarks, melodians; vo- cal: monologues; popular artists; 1-2, Ginger hour. ——— —_——-— ———— ~ nature etory; 7, Rhea Inezzo-soprano, 7:15, cantata, “The New Born King”: 8. read- ings; 85, Hope Blodgett, vio- linist: 8:30, plano recital; &:50, Joseph Spring, Hawallan guitar- Benner, (461.3), -:30. Pooley period, WEAF; 8, concert. Philadelphia (277.6), 7. health talk; 7:19, Dad Railey and his family; &. Rigo's Royal Gypsy band: Inter-Fraternity orches’ra; €-20. Jones’ Jolly four; 9, Artie Bittong and his “Cheer-ups'; 9:36, songs: 9:45, songs of yes- terday, Frank Cook, Minnea polis - St. Paul (416.4), %®. Ipana troubadours, WEAF: 10:05, dance program, 11:30. organ recital, Eddie Dun- stedter. WCX. Detroit Free Press (516.9), 7. studio concert. and salhag oes ‘WDAF. Kaneas City Star. (365.6) 6. —e ‘ - or- | School of the Alr; g-9:80, Chris*mas cantata. g'ee clubs; 11°45-1, frolic. Plantation play- ers: organ selections. 7, Huy- Ton Buddies; 7:39. Pooley concert: &, ipana Trou- badourse: 9. Roxy and his gang, 10. Ben Bernies orchestra. Cleveland (3889.4), 6. OT chestra. ler's Bon Post (370.2), 7-8, Oriole concert artists; 9- 10, Ort- ole dance, songs; 11- 1. Ortole dance orchestra, songs. (348.6). 7 musicale, 7:39. ese trio: §&. Ipana Troubadours EAF: 3%. Porv hie gane wnat WEAF and WGN, Ohicago Tribume (3870.2) 6:230-7, Drake concert ensemble string quintet; cert ensemble, mixed 16-11, Chapman's orchestra. WGR, Buffalo (319). 7. WEAF; McCoy, cita!l; 9, Geohler (399.8), 7:30-9, concert, Terminal Rallway orchestra. WHN, New York (361.2), 9. Rose- lané4 dance orch estra: revue; 10:30, Melody “Club orchestra; 11. Cotton Club orchestra; 11: 30, Harry Richman and his tainers. WHO. De« Moines (526), 6:59-7:39, Reese-Hughes orchestra, 7:30-9 Santa Claus; Greta B. McIntosh whistler; Smith sisters: harmony girls; 9 11:30, dance program WIR. Detroit-Pontiac Goldkette’s ensemble: 6:45, Will Oakland; 8, Goldkette’s ser enaders, soloists; Jesters. WKRC, Cincinnati (326). hook review, Swiss Garden chestra, popular songs, Symphony orchestra, tenor or WLS, Chicago (344.6), 6:39, Raiph wis Emerson. organist: 7:45, theater: 8:15, Rhodeheaver pro gram; 8:45, band: 9:30, 16, Thaviu brass sextet: Aren-Arneson vocal quartet; 11 ° a m., circus, band, clown band. Ralph Emerson. Ford and Glenn, organiet WLW. Cincinnati (422.3). 7 8-9, Drake con- quartet; popular program; 8, Ipana Troubadours, re- 10, Lopez dance orchestra. WHAS, Louisville Times - Courter K. & I. enter- Cole and Kirkwood; (517). 6, Good 10:30, Jewett §-10., Little Llue Grass Chicago Defender Nurses’ Glee Club: 10:80. 4inner. WSAIL, Otmcinnati (325.9), 7:45, art , talk: 8 Ipana Troubadours; %- ; 10, concert; 10, talk; 10:15, string Melody artists. WeM, Nashville (2862.8), €:80.-8, Francis Creig’s Orchestra; bed- time story; 8-9, Roger Williams University quartet, soloists; 10- 11. Daisy Hoffman's program. WTIC, Hartford (475.9), 8, dance music. WWJ, Detroit News (352.7), 7, | News orchestra, soloists; 8, dance program. A - ee ee ee. Sp ite Radio Vandshe has WE ARE OPEN TILL oP. P.M. Sets Bought Will Be Inetallie@ for Dan-Ashe Radio Co. TENTH AND PINE ST. LOUIS, MO. We Can Deliver Today RADIOLA HEADQUARTERS RADIOLA No. 28 THE SAMPSON CO. THREE DOZEN TWO DOZEN (3624) OLIVE LINDELL 3723 LINDELL 5723 DTA — WQJ, Chicago (447.5), 7+8, Rainbo

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; ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 4 j = LOUS a . i. os NCHANGED 10 «SO St. Louis SteckS | vEW ° -URB | WHEATRISES 86 «Bess Ss P= mi T0CK LIST NE Deg, 23. — Polo De are tue tila qs0.4 hi . : — , wwe of uniady~ 145 we chetng «ec pyro | my ou: { vious ciese if local Maertets 2nd gqueta- By the Aco rO oe ‘tal sales of stocks i. note tad Prem . ; /Ueme ap eceivec from Kansue City «and - Eye ' 7 | trom Jan. 1 -~hange during the twec sessions today. dividend rate: cS, High ; ew ae Bit. ge 195.4 pw ay . 7 : nrices an ; ° >. Ing : - * \ rn : re; . > A ; , re : * j i is ~ } oe . : . wish 7)? eo Liat ae . : o4 . ate . lA ‘na Seri) ity, 23 @% High iaw, ‘ woe ; rows: = ‘ : ‘ollew! a — thane a it ’ - . | hem ommnalnten INDUSTRIALS STANDARD OILS. “hi. 176) _ 42. 9-9 167 —e a ‘* \ Pru i4% 14% ; Ao &R ‘ Qo ‘ " " ti : py : . +> SECURI } ipeies’ Hieh | Low Close. : 53 Ge 7} is P b 156 "a 1. ‘ OUTS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, /C je | 16 LOUIS STOCK EXC HANGE, " , fon ’ , ' i4. pele eeee -\> m LAT re 4 ) a4 — + he y A s7OC, ws | Government figures on the , . ; I ae ' overnment Dec. 23.—Unchanged to iower! ~...... sk of Commerce..... } Los x os a lo pta : 115% : mm mn ” -* ~~ , © | waeat and corn crops dominated the gratn | wa EAT , ~~ —* . ities. as nine -beoee _ OL 1 t ; ' ‘ 4. ms ‘ ; t today and led to wide price ranges = : —— prices ruled on the .ocai marxet) am | mie CE ge es ma weds woes OB]. bf o ptd | O5%, | ae n tending to avout Ge and corp |“! ES ‘xs a 150 ‘e- at . > te t. ‘ ; : : : -*ee “*-* . . - ’ : : . . ; 2 2 2 3 + . () -— , . ‘ a ? ° cent . _y . "HE : reine iA today to marge extent ae" oe “tek A ae gee kg 3 | te, 3 a | nes MM. oo cop for day wae ap Sc _— a aoe — oa C . F Aside from trading to extent 0! — we Nee , rg ae : “™ oa“ 2: at: J 3 ! net hold the full advance. rm . T 144 = re ee . _ Short overing actor p—wiss 0 r S p Car at uni- | Set orerovers + ie nonws sh ao = » eh BE ; , bt of impors of Canadian wmeat cespite _©.4 158 1490%a 135% si, ee t Rail a4 Orm price of 16%. the a:ternoon | “st c er ; a. : pes hue ln ' = Lg ~~ ‘ , , ' * ae a ” 3 . _- ~ : bame duty There yp B , 1a ‘Sc ‘EMBE 2. CUR, m Movemen = il —. oere a 1? > + We hoe Tt ain oe .. °* . ' ies * : , . . 3 yes * se) , al ‘a K) ‘ ‘ oe tM Dus 4 : ; i — ad ” lower as was Internationa! BO; Sewce & "es a Ja os 7 oa . a | 2 : | . Getto oe ee putea of Of = 1 Pre ee Brown Shoe was up 4 fraction. oP teed Se a : ys : aR nf Mis 0 3 3 a : : 5% 45% | tit heat viel? were ef e ) => — Si ; Dee , > rr “~ ) : >! eT the: , , . ali ilies . - . _ % 7s) , ' . ’ . SI ‘ ? tii ; Turnda, . ne Pp ‘ting : ww ; Pa . ™ . : . © : s - . Tr ~ r a a At the morning session - ? . ie . 9 - > : UCT Dorted ror a NTR m ™ ay valker D om | seta 4 Read 5 3 . m | - . we! a 636% : mm wheat an : sock Exchange decided late) while other setbacks re ) Tor “on teeies - . . nd , Demand was , a = n’reaser Were showy we ) ; i. ' . ; » 2 ° — . ’ o a? e ; . , : r ne “ 7% . . , uw! : i at P 3 oO’ . Tr} : ae “ — - : - > — ~~ ~ , slightly low er Hi 3 - ry } nN ~ ; , : pe * ; ; ; > , . 869 mn ‘ ‘ . : > = +i ; ’ =e y » te day. Dec. 26 The other principal Was unchanged as “432 / ‘ re F233 , bi Ne , — > _ . P Sh z Dna gur the of the Stock EF schangr. changed to higher. , a SR 200 3 , : | : : om | > & ! BS ‘t, oa, © /|a@ @Urprise to the trace -etecially the __ JULY . . a , . . “— : of oO" - ~~ “wal , . o a ¢ : — . . =. . > v0.0 : . | Rd. b> = a. ‘ae peased Wire From the New lork Stockholders of ¢) e Mou “ity iravuile , 0 . . , ) 10 ; 2 am »1 : : : " ‘ 7 -_ ? 2 J o* A. 5° a™ the estimates if 5 . = VEL SME Q ; al : ised ~~ TT dee . ' a of the Post-Dispatch. “3 ; . a ie - : pa oe :' ~ . +e . ‘3 : i ri 7 : duced. . : : ‘ - epar’ ent of . Bu Trust Co. will] receive ap n n | Loa } WEW } ORK. Dec. 23—The Eve ‘dend of 2 per cent. ome Post in tis copyrigéted fines ’ ot - ; : : i bas . ‘ : . ; ‘ ‘ ’ : . f.* E hk St i , | =] : 1 2 . : ad) thy I re a tee ‘ oP he! ' _—_—_——— ™ — dia ~ : 4 retic'c : uay says: — “ Stores Pom ....-....! 680) ven eset as") as: : {bees ro 2] ome . pete ; _Liverpool Wheat. | 0, 0S Lee : lo Portland Cement .. ae ~ ~~, Os / - - a Sie ay a” | MexPan > ) near the comemic requtce: ~ Prcep oo __ ae nioain ye , ae v¥With the continuance of a 6 per —- ee iid , ushels, as Leet money rate more than offset - Paine Wave ’ 1 : + 7 % 3 $ Ra ot i 43% . ’ | er ~ yet ee lav : SBtic “d July , K json S. iss, «d. 3 O00) \ast month = - nymerous other developments of Business Notes : iz D. G e. ? be f ~ = ae ss + + Fide > XEnFuel ‘- + 5? gy age ge getins ~-6 D i? 5%: larch. 12% 4: Mav | has been re: ail 12 Saun bs favorable character, bullish en EE ruggs* .-B. | . —— . 9 { 5" 1" D. ~ las nay ' i. +a | aaaenet A a , | iaesiasr waxed hot on the Stock Wm. Wee. NMiart ehairman ? orug r . : . : 4 : 4 +a ‘ 1 I : ) ) + . . - _ . ? - - Bae ~ rt . re Kansa aie ‘ . > hang? ‘ odavy Stimulated by the wihe boand c Federal Reserve | Secu: a ' | an : or \ Neue ' | Beer ‘ ‘) > & azo id ‘fast reer included [TANSAS CITY Mo. — — ones fF am 47° 385.000 a tional! oturn tn wheat, the + Bank of st. Louls, amnounced the ee | > . i Ay : 29 as a or! Pent xk 7 2 : v« n° % - Cal t pour’ : iD ‘cash wheat aad x heat for _ futon lelivs — jring tenor cf the steel trade | Me ' . “ , if Dot w te oan was reduced t ® ’ ;: . : a ° ° ~U . - ' 5 : 2 ' : 1s | ; : “ . . Vv -— . . ied were Up eT on . a‘ eet. : ; =~ e 7 4 r vr election of the following directors | ;,..., ecm > 5: | . 3 ve ) LOR. week nd 80.000 } ( ‘te | |! from = Secon ws and another ratifying a | , , ; ’ ’ , ' ' .* ‘ o . Lrecem: er “ ‘31 “89 * ' ur r ; 7 4 - a sz . ~ ‘7 = ofthe bank’s branches for terms be- | Southern "1d r : (tae H ane —, - — ag ie ; — © , . : : bus = c | and 10 | May at $1 64: . end‘ + ¥ #: s 41 =, land that for we —e le vepert Oo; ie ginning Jan. 1, 1926, to succeed | ithwestern Rell esas a ~~ —* & $ from rely : , particularly the leading tedus- Reserve Bank of St. Louis: W. P JS %y : ' ‘ ; | _ AND PRICES ADVANGE |: ieures ore pubiished. s were the features. buat the ik | oh ; tr? ino tie a ome : Dor ‘hones strated “The . banal wae general and enbpraced ort elo, managing director, and oe oD I= now estimated te be : | | ~ t illa Cox, Louisvilte. Appointed ) as larze as the crep of miiy tae = * iwt rhe ad- bv “Federal Reserve Board tn Wash- co was accelerated y shert ington: T. KR Riddick, rine as that element beat « Little Rock—Llected y retreat from positions re- » Reserve Bank of st. Lou . — 8 . a ’ . 4 . : a | if eal , wice | s | tly assumed The approach ef Bailey, managing director, an: S Ee a oo om car dang ve : r . 39% 38% jEu Cre 7 a _— ilow r » 5S vel! enamide and dawn St? Sees fae Oener estima ‘es of reduction thie ¢ holtdays was without effect on | 4 Hlicks, Little Rock Dpol | - : — aa Side — ; : ’ Q 7 »7 +4) = > i. : wh.te cats. 45 ‘Oo. @ ceip’s and : , ail grades | S gee x see. tone- | ‘tame ron this week and prices closed : : ’ : mort a. > “2 : i >? ‘ . ot We ~ >: " ; 7 . te : Ss a | 4 »f - . nid . q tin : . : . . . : os Phaa - . = Pe se . e to serve during the unexpired term | ine!ugin -tras. res a : r@13 = : 0. 2 ~ te 209 o 3 | Steet ‘ ows Leifer d_ oma Tot hay 90 15.000 tome 13. i sd the best levels despite some ‘or C. S. McCain who becomes vice | - Jaan ' ' —— — - —— a; oh pees rr Las Is ; I ; 1? | nixed ' wrk g | 223.9 ly ers 2) as ows So: ~~ ~~ =Tbie) ; ; profit-taking Aside frem a4 “president of the National Park : —7 v. see] —— . -, 19 t cover mixed : ao. OS ————- teat te — ; a uxnels peanuts 694.074.00 ~ eh’ rally in the franc, there was) Bank, at the first of the year. i . t ‘_ ee s+ eéal id Torr Vee , _ a.8.4.48 44 45 ve. a-~ Su. a. , ¥ S82 dn nn on nn T. 44 * 7 a 2,8 ye. eek > Fr FF ee hing of interest tn the foreign | — ~ > « . 9 | ~ te . .. - ng ‘ . . }2 : 1; ‘ _ _ i a Onw h e — t. ; _— | ae. ‘ixon Nerv. 53° Sic rit 90 clover hay $24@25; No. 2 pure clover 2! 3 _, EE anhe ore | 860 000 £34 900 ve hanges. Bonds itkewise were : al ett eview : ' ny Rs , ‘ve Je y ~~ Os hotce fa hay : tigher:_to ai bulk « 3.70-4 culis, | 4.851.000 ters c la jet but firm. despite the tempo-/ an e : RI - a nai ‘ ; i ' a. » ‘ . = : ‘ is : ? a? ¢ ' ee > " _— ") mutto : ewes Loe (hth? tons om tr 'D an eredtt. d ead’ S— = . Ney te ' 7 , > a ra con ; ifa : $24 425 s 8 a0: cann da $1 50@ 0 |SUear beets 6.922. , . ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE $s Gt ° March. U8. et \e ° y's | : 7" +m ' . ) 20; No. 1 prairt L' 4: Nea 2} — — sorthum ayrup SS. ° ° ° :@ ‘+ > es eS Mar : no ’ 3 ‘ . . . , . - 7 r . ; . p ’ 4 -* - ° er . apl - ~ { * « \ tt, Sber, 17.88 2 ay ot : So Ph . : 7 , +4 ° : . . ) > . VEGETABLE LE MARKET : 946.900 peunaer ornem a Strengeh te Generel. as : sie . ‘ : > - ‘ : _ r ‘ . oe ~ : . | . ~~ , J . , = By : "e Agmomated Press ] ‘ Ve. . tite : _ ? eT : . } lati su .* ; ? ; ‘ a | -. . ~ “ - lors hone =s 573 o7f8 pounds: « © theugh bal lah operations cen | A - . > ° a th a rn a . : 7 ; , , . @ . - - ta 2164.4146.000 bushels: + Aten p - E ) © . Ss) , ; . . : , Z j ADVANCE OF 2 2 10 . 2¢ ' . " , 7 ror c- ONE _ wl a e . tn mbracing um: ie yy =! yo 2 ,:2 | Tonopah & . | Potatoes Steady to Firm—tTrade | -nercia!) 31.909 000 barrele. very largely around a ee | a eA 7 soe Pye - : : t ative on ‘ } * : ; ~~ ’ . ~* a? 7.0m. 4 3 ; 15689 000 i . number ef selected speculative ate t. -Rases of (\wtober qe : . 9 ‘ : . .? : * 2 » Fz 3 e. o: . J. . . ; “ ‘ oe . Ls Light —— foreign cennmectiors , ' . ’ os . . . . . , ae: nm 7 7% . t + . . —_ . . , - . : - : ON The . CHICAGO BOARD ‘T. LOTT i ‘CE RO’ 500 Gun ) etriaia, tae on tire tet showed + es: ; 2 . . : > : + ; ; - , . : » . : . " 4 . " ‘ rt, : e ; i‘. = s PRODC* eS Re) Ly - tH) CUE) bee) - ‘> " : Ket @ Steady o ‘ - : ~ ae .@ 38.38 . , | 49 : » ; oe nah bees ag” a a , ; distinctly strong undertone ymecee 4 pointe | _ : - rl : Dispa th aLoes wet siead _ >= = Dee a oy °00 notices There was —w BR em ag li ry che Maiwonal Telephone 5 > ae 3 ‘ 7% Ds. penin } an unexpect nse cie 3.4 cy. $4: Colorado ‘bliss crt | 7 sweet born GOT OOP fen fonally to new bigh Seuth commiasion | aa 2 + : 6 ‘ >? ; BRT 889.000 + unt _ om 4 ' es | ee 504 OE . that the good o hs " ° . . " ae . . .* . 2 , . ‘ ‘ ' J ; " a . ; 4 tdabai Sus = i” : »* ied and aévance? , ~“o New Orleans Cotton. Bi ' ; ; 2 6 near t lor ic reguirement liz ta rt (mir nuditien al . ~ — ae =P (ue with the ennroeunce- the Previous ciose March se itne «at ! Ks , ’ “ps - » OM te , . 9 S lide la . -= ~ and . 100 lean than the trade es- 1 traam é oH oe x } a ee ; wena Mav at 18. 45c 3 Reports t- | Y 7= > i? -? - > — eas ao +. ' ' : . ‘7 ’ o~-*¢ pt 2 is ; ; . - : . - —- of t> recap!tai'zation Lon oete district wer ao ) o : ne of | T - Fl Oar a In : » 43 Wl 3 : s toock the traders by surprise | banks, 25; Wiscon rurais, | 838 c = an 2 — iS —_ a 6 urpentine, ax, Linseed . Rub io 37% 1 7 ; 9. 94% | and many who went » nert last night | -4 75 en _— [.. Tecelved severe -_ -* os 3? os = ut ie = , . . . ' 4s fi e! : . : ies , - mise “+ rian putput for the at tive oc isu la , ‘ ; rs / _— | + —_— cre 12: : ziumphs. "$2 90 - eee | r the scaicua iS.l% to 18.14 732 te Linsees o/! quctationsa | —~ , c °100 7 “0 r the t initial : now aliz mgr Gram , to 4 Sarre) ote | ve 4} , - # | oa. - another spectacular fea- | 20 i4.lje¢ ver Ib for raw and 154 ver " 7 5a BS O03 3 3 103 ® | esac . . . ' we “wert potatoe “ange in wae 6S , goa E sharp gains were regis- Qe %, | : ' anset nd such iseues as Seare-Roe- PA mt gy Pe — . lohn } 154%! 3 ts ie | ? 26» 12 ove! —_ tenn aa ar icy hall. $1.55 to $1 per box: Ten-} s v aga | ’ k, Harvester end Pacifie © New York Sugar. + -Osin . M , * Decen. —_ i Hantic Coast Line was beari'r iors ehowed litt : n @ Ww TOFD Ure, . > a B : ne 4 : : nl . > onan - re Jo ®. , On . 4-CS: 7 : tron@e! muD tr. > 9 . szht among the ratis and | “ | ; ; 512.4 ; : ees : " . fic wae mn demand on @ iarg : ITATIONS suipmenis Tr - 0. a a ale, doth issues moving " x - 4 , 2*_'.5 SD. , ' ‘ . : ater months ane » i ' . c *AKBAGE Sen Vior Danian ans | - me ; wigorcus ; _ =— —-— . J ‘ - . ‘ 4 4 . i 4 — : ine ’ - . 4 _ » : . : / —— ; = } d -_ ~ - : ) : ee ~~ yO ng : 3s -. AJ a rrent! ~ , - ee Tisconsin 35 to $45 wr ton? red cab- aa ee | . . . Chicago Cotton Market oS aa re 53 os l t% |) Durr 5° Le 99 : a © woud uct . ; } *} 29 ‘ Fite —_ : - : or ~~ all ION: Fancy =. RF , — os _—— Steel Demand Centivecs Large. oeed as follows comb le. Jan-/ no . day were 2 - ry : ogg gy Se ae a | L 73 % to $1.70" : ser 100 Sn ee e 2a a tory conditions | | hes - : . ’ died : : 7) 1 4 4 - ; POULTRY MARKET to ' ' ‘ ~ ‘ rT | . ~. 0 i ~~ . z ia’ $1 : *. ~. a ‘ a OF i] i 7 N li , > _ ’; = " ° . > ; : : : is *. v as deoict ed bv ° "| ; 4 ' nainmiaiiinaie . oe ? - - . “ : 4 . . . : e ~ mt . " ~~» a ™) Toe ry : 0 . . z. tie « . ?7 : ted an- | > - ’ ‘ yty in "+a R * ‘ i j » | ' ° >TT —. e: Z , ' eviewe setimsia | wg ev | , ices Decline ‘ial : ~ ) » oe , 3 : hing © ! | Sait ats Lanis Spot Cotton : ie way a. | ee ee ae ee 2% 3 22% j Gult On | 20% 99% | | 99%, | May Stee to &4 a. ats |, Home-grown, 1% . | Winnipeg Cram 3 Ss of the tes ares ' - SS ea co : a Higher | J 4% : pas Nee , + i = = Sue a ag yo) Lea ‘ 9 ' = 2 ‘ > ' : 4 ru n . “1s 2 P ’ Cc : ~ . ‘for ; 4 , ¥f per cent Consumption cc > — t ' X Ss he \ or rer " ° " - . ‘ | : . a. Ts . ‘ : Threshi" ens orne : as . a ' : | asi m crop fz ELLER ana | ~~ : z heavy and while new or- - i” 2A _orick @ per Dou: . 11} to" “ > = , ~_ J : L ~ = ; , : rected fhat the shrinkage ‘ng the average much morelc ao © er cent below the Novem | Cen ep V @-@-44-44464>446-64- At ¥ : . Be: turkere am : : Soo tien Same ; ) ~ > ‘ B. . Onl ’ 7 14o4 GS KA “Sas . . 4 -~* : ; ' , : . " r er ‘ : oe +y a co a good zg. . : import from Canada 'n ) cr s € ‘ ‘ | : | . : : : rT ™ 19 7 ‘ ; % . } , | cg a J . , rv . —_ | . : tie , ; te a the atitt a@uty Oo ning Aan e “Standard and obser, atwn | *~ullmans. Dining = ’ 4 - sts = : : 2 3 ; 2% . . 3 : ; ry : ted pen - suet ' ~~ mm Sri hes M : 4th an i-ih c ms *e ran zed '’c 'O over i an | “s. Pw Free Reclining ate «ae aad Caack Service. ‘an Se : , | ; adh “3 3 rm : * ell — wuibi jae. a al ns . ast ae ' | re he zhore the -previeus closing | 30 : : a n tures 1 . —es with December showing the) ing z . oi . > : [ . . * om | ‘ Ww 4 : : : : U : e , Landa Gar . $3. Ask for our . ic S —_ e ites .27 eten. . 7 , v3 . , , ' | he + oie f wwrne ga rofit-talking sud- Af te Troon: Train Fitteen Ge SD deve ened under whieh | 5) : . Ma ‘ UTP sae" ; , al JC ' 3 ree f gduzen , + ad ’ = ig!’ ¥. du? rhe Ev. St, Louis 202 pyr. ae LOCAL FRUIT MARKET 9 Susctes | sortion of an ™ © = ‘ i 2 rn ws : ; : . a : Ar. Kansas City 9:30 pm. Mt en) nahin $1 26 pee | BS Bate . 2 ti a8 Apples Are Steady—Demand [s °* 100 ibs ! maintained. Corn & a De : es . . : ' . . zi Ss = ‘ ‘os tene : : _ e i Observation Parlor Car, Dining Car, Free Reclining | e. : ies : | > was , ;, er + ar cr - ¢ - SAUCERKRAUT—Neew are ease $6. erate activity ead ests Chair Car and Coach. | “4 , 7c. Weer ts : —_ = | ~ . z s > re toad: 1 demi Te and Sil tor casne- Si 45 St. Loors—830 Sestmen 's iin « Narrow range. - ee a ° ee @Paeaeteenemeae Br tx. and tant el of : D> Fv) + to iwnp s ~~ 7 2 - »}- * fF & of wed a = for oeaerreis -_ . . § : i . : ? | ; ;4 A , ‘ . . ‘ . , ‘ . cs. 4 rT" ~- a ; : : | Pe kE 1’ ¢@ nN I n y - The W St t hy KD O Senet : SRN AR hae AY NOTRE oe: = e ; . . . " , Cae 4 | . Le > | - at . 5 az do pfa 7 —~ > " ‘ ad ‘ hws — 7 . : ' ’ ae ¢ : 5 t : 7 ' .- | &: " ° ws © Standard Pullman Meepers, Chair Car and Coach. tras 44 a>. See mnie aa iene aie = a 3. y Rae A. sme Be OTATION: = it amneunced thar "QI GaNANAS— 7 ‘ted « decrease of —, ; > . ae Lid’, Ruse &° } CRANSZRRIES . _ . > 7 ’ ; : . — . * * - -_ — . “ > Cow Mar: recety ' 7 = ey eS o> Te tn : i. le A! n Midnight: The Missouri oat Saute Cone’ Coe one . m > 2313 2 a Se Sy an” an $¥.50 co $10 and ermme $8 : preceding week, but & § —— ee ee ee ee Ee & ey 20% 202. 20% 200 fsa - PEG GRAPEFREIT—Florida $y. : orid- wide: sz € 51.400 cver Hie Corse ~ . : r pastes, tc Sia ) > a 2 ; , . ‘ 4 ° .ag" 2h. 108: : nus : . + S week \ast year © - = . . y . ‘ ms ~ . " ay | ‘hh : . “ * “nh *« Lv. i Louis L1:59 pm. ay a - 7 an _ ae! ent 5 ; ire, ra oT , : > : ~ a .~ - » ' ‘ - . ; Je 5 Zs , ; —E——E Pe me ‘ . ; toon a. "n 4 , _ : . nas . ~- : “ . : ‘ Ar. Kansas City 7:35 am. oo 87 eax at at ia , | | Founded in 1904 without a single customer, Ar. Omaha 3:40 pm. mde - 7 > $2 yundie: | | twenty-one years attracted to its doors t coats, Mick @ Thru Drawing-Room Sleepers to Kansas City and = 59 A> _ . ch ! : : el i siete i pper Hy 4 andes enna, Guanes: Ga surplus funds ; investors in every waik of life,& vil i q a | pte 72 ae mgers | Sk opt Gi 3%) 3 | Si, aig | “mie een aee Ler he. $1 to $1.25 ver uoren mative | |e every state in the United States, and from @a™ . Tickets and amons at _nion Station, Tower ~ andarda, Te iin Pinte Chee “. - 100 Ibe. a haere oe us | foreign countries : nee ser 33. Tne Gre & , ‘ , . ‘ ‘ . ‘ " 3 , [LN ’ . . . 3 - “8 — or City Ticket Office, 318 N. Broadway Main ‘Eee nimésio | yee, Talk ‘6 ) m ¢ 5 ” ae ; i, "T) be closed Deg 2) and OOO) or write to erdinere firere, saa | * R [au } . } ist f é | | ” : 3 extras 34% @i35e ¥ ae ~4 = = 7 we, — Sthers - “ 3 ' | os ) : “Hs 2 > . ) | | “ vemon Pawenger Agr 5 iy > ——— — ——- — et ~ pee un- ; Eetetiished 1904 CAPITAL AND SURPL ver ooo o3eo MISSOURI PACIFic R eR | >. ™ Rivers’ Stages at Other Citic Fe : 3; i— ite $8.4: tr ent—Fpot S21 Security Bidg.. S. W. Cor 4th and Locust St, » Lows \lo oeedil tied im-s7: od. ‘et eed nt certif’rs'@ ? stocks &17 200 oha>q a oe el = << tanan Ghanenee American Bond and Mortgage Cm has tal stock was tiled at | ._» “ To C = Der 25 and Jan rOXCnnoe . : Exchange “ Oe Losed » and Jan. 1 She Sc white rice sew sol at 3%c per lb.

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° ¢ ~ me S ten Boe ear Tee “oe Ws Ro. , wre wars “ ¥ sa] 3 alt a? BPATCH i ; ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1925. ST LOIS POST-NISPATCH . 7 7 | = a remem carr os = WHEAT AND CORN pac LIST =| NEW YORK STOCKS (COMPLETE) || NE\V YORK BOND MARKET Exchange | 4 -_——— oOo —_ NEW For+* t—Po'ewtng & « : of guctation? in the toreisn es change am yto . "li ose 7 aThetea;: and Qua: | Br the Asrcciated Prese to Special to the Post-Dieoetct » 7 | Sales: “SECURITY ~~) High laa. AI° [| epee | Tia agg | NEW YORK. Dec. 23.—Total Sa.es On the New York Stock Ex- nt cra |X NEW YORK, Dec 23.—In the following table will be found @ list nRAILROAD BOND». 18>. Oday bil! ‘$ o Test Cay ogy today were 1.587.700 shares. compared with 1.536.690 wester- | a “—. he ' wy ' 7 - 4 40% es : . rw, TR 4 ; f , - } . ‘ 453 i. : " ,of sales, highest, lowest and closing prices of bonds traded in on the NYNH4&H o 3% 50! 569,600 a week ago and ! 011.990 a vear ago Total sales Stock Exchange today, sales being in $1000 lots ¢ ornitted) 2 NYNHEH a4 4 6 ‘ : | ! ITALY —tir ; ) Pens nm 6 2 |; 2% | wwe 5 - NYNH@H 4 4 57. . -F rane Ww ~ GA's! Of 9 |GEK 195.4990 a vear ago and 241,366,200 two years ago. S44, : thirty-seconds of a dollar that is for instance, a sale printed 99-24 4 , . baa + ead BY 6 NORWAY —Kri “a : ~ Si . ~~ ee : _ « + ‘ : S ; ‘ NYMR com s 9. ; 7. / > ou ' f | Follow! neg wa con pleti lis of odayv's naivis a ales ao -" 7° . means $339 and twenty- four thirty-seconds of a dollar and oot $99.24. NYWAR 4%2 66 " ’ MARK we D ‘ § 4 Pears lots ve omitted) on the Steck Exchange, with he h } noe rs . v ) : | Phil 3 6 | 44 Total sales today were $8,422.000, against $10,427,000 yesterday, at Pag ey and closing prices and the net changes for th ; S bo] a) ier 36% 39%\ : 2 | $14.113.000 a week ago. $71.735.000 a year ago. and $9.149.000 two ; re “as ' Including extras. ' , } 7 re ; .% . we a Pe ( ; ] ' P el ’ i . ‘ : : . years ago. From Jan 1 to date sales were $3.330.21 1” soroine $3.- ot 1a | ar oO Bees aray . te er cent e935 ; ra bl + ‘mmo: - . 2 i ' ’ z oly ee aa : ei: Government Report "lace * , er cen? stock ad a BPR po 00 Pittsbe L 3 ‘ obs {Sales. SECURITY. /|High. ! Yow. |) Close. | Lb ). This Week we os waeeg upon closing bid pri ncreas ‘ s7 3 js 3 ae & ' e ; aN all ae —" | Corn at “900,581 0 _ Session changed YEx-dividend. Pitt Ler? , ' . | . GOVERNMENT BONDS. —— a mcd a we ' 2047 ' | | ‘RAZII-— Milrets —_-— — on i . vl i | — = s gn 72 72 ” —Yen D 434 140%\a Bushels and All _ Covering a Factor engae and "jrt ti 29. gl ° 9.” 99—-24 Tr, ~at mrade sou Bo Si pen A TOKIO : DAL te-* | eae Dan .™ , > STOCK MARKET AVERAGES — ! =a sie: , "| 29 Lib 3} | Ve. 7 wor a's RAG 2¢ b 3% bs aed b ondary rails 01.6 91.73 7 ry! woe 7? NTRE lar. D 88 29-32 t | : ” 5. Sams “7 ae. —- . . . 7 nde } > | i , s . ° ° | ‘ * ‘ 4 =v . = oe Eo 4 . a | >” me “> | y Be _— . " 669,365,000 Bushes | g@Movemen — fail Re-|' cane £0, 2G 5 28 | Berenson Inga me Lge ca) ae 9 Lah 2a 4 on —20l101—24 101—21 n Industrials | bn 52 2 Pa 500..." 10a 1038 :| Clearings, Money, Silv er| ry Poll “3 . TT . ' " ‘» » - : , M 1. * | 4 ' mb Veork at 13h : tk a oe , : > ae 4 - , P , 2 j «r oa” he ot , ; . 1. . , 2 . 100—22 100—1> LUO—i ’ » Hornhinecd | s ' , one ‘ : Press. [a e &t Lowe Cleartnea House A tien cegeerted cleartuas fer Deo 2A. 925. $74 Of CO: rrespendina A an year dales ShAUKI1Y tiwge wo a5 5 on | $27,600,000; thin 7 000) —_——— : —_————— f Orrespoming teriod - w0.00. report of deb: vere liwelite t” ind wy OOo tora t« t6 aii A. wf (oh) tor ai mhined dePite were 000 . sate ta ind viene ef beck an¢ ‘wul oe FORK . 23 pl m 4 6: rulting rate at 6%: last loan a“ ac centences. time “oe 4 “to & orime ercantt : PARIS. _ of Proeews moved —. on the Bourret today Three 47 frances. “5S econtimes, Pach shine: ndon. 1H francs Om coentimes o loam, 5° france. BO centimes. The wae quoted «at 26 francs ¥4 cen- 7 | LONDON Dec 23,.—Bar eliver, 3144 , - . 4 : , = . ~ , vie a et ; , . ane? per ounce Money. 3 per cent. unt a eet d P"With the continuance of @ $ pe! ' , Pg + 2 te eh , o« aa 3 nati ; ad > , G 27 | a | mst rio v's | rates, short bill i% G@o% cent. SSL OO bx i. ae oan at money Tate more than offset = 7 AD Bt hb deer | ae oe al tea 3k 4 , a Pes - ci. oo : oe > w~ S * Oo) A a ee - _ . ° e . ree -* ~ . iV. ioli—sJ L1Gl—cl Lib $tur 4% a reg33-38 101—29 101—29 101—92 “ @/-: es se Bro~ ¢ Sater Hign. Low. [Close “4 1s lon % 106% ie by 4 ‘ ~~ ow . - La . . ~ 2 “ « . ¢ of Fs 7’ = * if a? — a 54.102—30 102 ¥ ORE. IGN BON Ds. regres lee srcrsss £ rar OO TR “2 We a ee ol | woeeel FSP CLES ® wad ~ >>> >> > > om ts Qe 7: . KMeigian % hie gan Cs $246. GS, 4 -- 4 gs *re eeeees - os is ~ 4(6fectin 106% 1Oe ’ oo 7, *s S — : are ; ey the Assoc ated Press. 503.000 bushels "ie IS gem cgy 0B cheats tines "@iu! 911 01 | . a9! 89% NEW YORK, Dec 23.—Many of the of 23.2 . report by the-raflrosds, con- gins 3 : H , | agg — My nm By A BR of %: , : sh : in briek demand during the eres oon ns was | mative forces Cirected cme couree | 4, of the de) Some moved so heter iro ; hear > —" ‘ ~ Liat l¢ 5s 3 ' . : . : r : liven of B) 4! 4 000° ‘Det prices througnou the Ga’ 105 > * * © ne gly . we * and there wee { stock “ mai ’ a) > — oe imteor. i OU) de u } liarve nuntihber etoe ’ * \e gy the oT o>. t ug a — . ; _—- eeeach of ne het! ‘aay e00.a08 one eo ’ rticulariv the leading tndus- | ‘ihe n On? M : . activity and etrength. Ty T" ; » n pat ished.” ia a ibe. features. but the} 100 * ‘oe “ 100 ‘ > 7 5 2000.°102 mdustria! group. the refrigerstor * eer O8 | ; T&aPMPT! | . | Stocks were atone the oytgtending \esuee , Le : i. ' Ni we 5B. aft vaneed to * on ® gale of 4 a ‘eet aa ’ /)' BAM ' ; two poms an? Ke vineter rose over wis | -*. 7 t bHolh wmeking new high* records. J teeny im mn connegtion with the expected © abdeorbed. American Cap fe)- ing into two companies > ex Der Led b bd a -y- 4 Can }. lowed the movement of the stock exchenge er + 2 pola tbe new high recerd or 74% Without coneldering » ca dends of 4% oer cent to be pald op the present shares o” Chrysler wee traded op « large scale moving up over ome oolet t l ~4 | ees “ ~w- - : -- , . oe @ ; re were some ex . >. ~ RAILROAD BONDS. en bf. _. | & 2 olay of strength ty of Tie _ i > 1 ] : } ’ _ ! . . . 7 , - 4 ; ] . . . ’ > . ° . . o "7 er ™ ’ = ‘ + un ; - : : profit-taking Aside from 4&4 | pe 1% f : te at if. “4 aan’ 3 pi ~3 ATG&E! Ps £ 90 a4.) | 89% ; 4 'b2.! 6T% lier Rusher. net = tee + wrpliw in the franc. there Was ' ’ ‘4 1. ;4 3 ' ‘ r> “86% f oS , ‘ (jen : , aaa ; sae ; . , . & was down over 8 - Pp oe 8 new rig ® S25 2443 000 bushels: ing of interest im the foreign Z ae . “f* 7 : eo "> : > j . : e . ons. ca caller rain on credit pom =: | 8 Boston 2 Stock Market wt to 87 — --- was yy ——. to @5 and V ae uum and Gals a “one Leonard é eel ee -s Fae / = ‘ae F timated to > ae the crop of +* l Sia ll f - oe 4 s ok "end oats @U5 ver c sams of vrediction thie - 9 e- e** @@#@#e* Fes CEPTS Fel EES GFP FS Ww « —-— = -" ne ee at .*? SS c0rs do0 tue? ‘oe, chem ; ck @® hen , 4 ‘ ' Pam 2 7.000 bushels: bear elemen ° + See te main are 1 reover war the larger‘ TOO . . rie Cott " Sa » aS Onn Pihake th's week a! 4 prices =e > Pvue iNew) fone hay e) OO tons hav (wid 13-041 Ow te und the best levels cespite some | av [9 515.000 tons: clover seed 1,08 18 100 a Te . grecze , “4 . Ingest . A 5 » + * Se eease a s Strength ts Geveres!. PAlthough ballish op very "OOOO ha humter # lorida,s pFtria |S, 230.000 distinctly - mrican Can was the ou ture of the Gav. advancing jonally to new hig? ters for the deciine ” a | 4 + gee. for the ée 5 | nod Ly | : + Ui! at . : l¢ & ty 6% 50. 4 . 8 : ‘ , | - pern | | 1) 804 Can hushe ." ch 101 Ose oO! the theory : : ; aink .. ) : ) a oe 7 on * 4 33 | . 84 aver ~ 00 Ouarts ton “OO tons aud waetermeiove Seccial to the Poet. Dispatch. Re STON, Dec. 23.—Foillowing iw 4 ligt Lago stock indicated sel of todey’s bigbest. lowest and ciceing price® | 1. supply coming from orcfit-rakti if most active stocks Gealt in nere: had been completely s | ee ¥ : , Ors Lies. | tesues being in demend at advances, Varese'li a , _— ” > . ic. é i ' ng. Mex S 06-36 enn 25%) 2: 5 ie atten Gta de an -os-| OO | 8 | & Decrease in Ot! Output. M 4 1910 ig eset. 3 * 30 a ! e . NEW YORK. Dee. 23.—The lontevidio 7 S2..) 96 / | : , ‘ Bingham ines . | : | | Calu & Hecla Carson Hill. M Conver J T . Copper Ranger Fast Butte o2e* : Feet GSteamehip ..... | Beonomy (;roceTs . Faison Elec : atdve i. Px - ria it f oe - s rs “ ~@ « “> - ea - ’ vaek a a Pia J | aihetie ----- © : | Hood hub ber ‘ . . ' : ' . om , : ; Creek ..«+>s Record Gratin Shipments. * + : . 3 0) le +H, x! £54 : . 4. w- " - . » f . ' ° . . ; » ® Associated all . + , | Libby McN @ L! ‘T WILLIAM : Dec, 3 .—A d | fecorde +. hipments during : , tT). SOR BO! of | Meare Gare j thle sear. The “ steect a Pa es ? | + ca | Mayflower oC Mert halre | Mohawk . see New ( orneust ees | Nee Png TaT | Nor ’ Butle Pacific Millie o« a iq@uiner . : seen, +# Forrangten 121, 8 | 673s) Of New York Stock Exchenee | og aemepiee 9 | 48 St Louts Stock Erchange toh Metal. | . .@ Chicago Stock Exchange | Waltham Wate ----- 33 Ss" 25 | Il Chicago Board of Trade iWarren EBroe .. , | ne ieee 410-412 Olive 3. ichcbisiealociigh cr as + Row Vers Tuiber. _ ; F a i * auc | : 14 : . — £2°* a ina mwRS ttt , '% NEW YORK. Pec. 23.—Rubber, smoke —_ sane taco owon ' she Bell : al NG ; Ps ,. a be ¢ “anc : 1 ‘ ‘ > + , | 13 * be -; re es 104% ; . . o 1 : Rs “. mm . ghee * epot aR. ( January March Ve Banton N: ote, Fe is are pect mili) p ae f : . « " a: ty oft : 108% 108 108% ; ve Cl A > & . > RRie tr SRM ea Ty “BONDS. \ | | tp & ‘Tt City @h% “$0 . 100% 100" o 100% | we ~~ oa nant oan Ge igen | T , : ~ . Ww but liarThet Dafiseh «ar tOn * rex] Cab- ~'? SO vello: ; ‘a : mae be me mixed gr: 95.49% ; Pe ED et OSS I | -_ : Winnipeg Grain Market. et ris x the ee! WINNIPEG, Dec. 25.—Oate l>ecembr DO & ¢ Flaa—)ecemoe EPPPPE SEPP LE TPEE + >» LEPRP FS € . | ie . tty 4 ar Ps os "| 98 _ TRHA& 8 lets Ov = 7 g7 INDUSTRIAL BONDS. | SET ee ons 631102% (102 having been turning wat Ro Gs 36 G8) OD aa}. °°" Chi &wW1S5% 63.100% “100 per ce rit +4 *h 7 7 103 % ” , | ; LU - Os 44 LOW * 100) . = pa ; e*t®eeeetee Gere . * . oe we 4 7: ~ ~ - I > r ‘ ; ‘ »Z : ; ~«5 * ~ 3 i if y- ee 7 : . ~ . ‘ aoa " : pr ) | ; j | , . : ; 73 , ban ‘ : in t - mTiUuc } Ty) : 4 > . = od | : * sta ‘ ’ . o Be . . > . a } : ° . -~ * : . - a ’ ; ‘ ; ° J s* . . ™ 4 ; ‘ . ‘ : ? , ’ , ee ©) = . i . . - oo ; WAY oikcetl } : ; “ ' ‘ P , } } 1 io: ( t a ‘? ; : to 450 peor } a . ‘ . . he ~ ae y a "1 . . : _ 3 I . ba 6 . - " ‘ . if : . 2 ’ a - b ' ’ , 4? Pp ” ’ , . ‘ . ain on ower = > . ‘ “ OS icevere crate . Spectacular Jumps in Wheat. LP Ll oe o a . rire oe n 4 or 1. 2 f aR “3 (yupsaRhR + * 30.) = a *- - . ~ ‘ - ; - 7 ~ - - ? \% > 7 2 a 2 F ay “a ’ 9 ; ea : ‘ - 7 . . - ‘ | ’ ~ . ° “ . @ . . + 4 , p _ os ; ‘ > ‘f. . ’ P the vear in wheat rermendous ‘ ¢ heavs ° \s Ww St DO "At ago the day brought the | et MRRRE OE RIN mS owe sneered tet ot tne , “ , ) me 3 2M & StI 7 0 14 ene” '21: 5600 1 100 4 13 | 6 Erie gen 1 b, 6: | 63 the American public for F iF C&W! con 46 52. Al > , © S darts Soroupmenes! §6@€ Corporate g ~ 6: pes: 09%, 99% 99% D L's-bu crates r ag 3 TM, 2 Pe avs sae f : ed ee gs 6: § : ; Ele ist 5 41.101 % 101 % 101%. ties which are being offered round | rop figures The trade tookic o} Sf | i | Mié ' BD SS Sth, of | : | ‘ €e- 6 103 le Y* Gude yer - : a mem ber of me ) 7 . ’ t+ | ; : i. 0 , +. in eacks 7%: The perfect BPpectacular demonstrations i: @ 4 7 : Ty - m | MG | eo) = + bs ga § on% 8%! 8 ul hy ) oF DRG 4 38. : 5% 85% Out of the maze of securi- lave in rerponse to the Govern- | i : | I | : tows a, ™ se — so , ‘in 2 4 5 — ot : ‘ . . ‘ 3ror é' 4 (19 " $i ia r and intimat- the investment of funds, 1 t3e9c9 _ mTOR 40h d B d vee: Oba pity of —_* ; one stands forth as being oe bu bee a goo ond. ae he otitt | outer yay en | 85%) i % |, pie} OF eee. ' ee ae 5 ‘4D... 102% 102% 108! ? Fon J % St) 6 se O84 | particularly suited to the q | anes es. Bae agg hewrit-o¢ ong S|) ee | a + °° | Moor S35 BOM SAM! BA | ae 4. BL.) 90: ‘ eo Sor 7 = i . times in which we live—the the 3 - : _Chicago Stock ‘Sales _ Corporate Building Bond. — , => & with December showing the | aame G6 Profit-taking sub-/|' . ‘ Recommendations Eimtiy developed unéer srhich ek eaned off material’y, but the} e initial ad- Ask for our v4 o 3h: ¥ ite ‘sa FyyrRe Se , 5*#eonvd ‘5a~Dersv — tS a0 Ne } ee re iew#artg nav: a st ee Since cy e a4 Commeonwe F 6 € ago Stock Es mn ¢ 2 ATM Comp T RF Me 4 — ow |né c.o +> Born of necessity, this type of security is rapidly Is Our growing in favor. For, as Firet long as cities continue to grow and multiple housing Consideration || i. the solution of increased population, the Corporate Building Bond will serve a most useful purpose—and by so doing prove both safe and profitable. ~ ‘ ort So &° The National City Companyjiirs —~ _ — >-1F KF Wes oef aD-- sw e + ‘3 ‘ iDwm-ta —-@ s'3 res a + oe et “Tae Send today for literature Dry Goods Market Review. D &RAZ 60 3 Be. PS, | ‘e. Lae , ' #5 Butt: by | | | Ys mp B P rtman CA. Co © the Post. Misps te? A A; DR: Re 3 '™' 635 . % ; ; ' ~4 ; 7 &® ~- (OD % 192 % 201 o . are TORK fe 22: » eilke| whe . = g« | : ris y Bor ¢ _ Oo ® 5 7 homuper ' ; , | | . . , . , 3 i" ‘eo pr , : ’ : ‘ ; . . . : : ; - : O%) ORTGAGE , me at 5 me i iMe 1A AS*| meme "M2 ‘a ina: 13 6A 4) B+ s1An 1 . 199 1 se oe Te S “Sa Me os ~~ a os g Bern : 207-9 Boatmen's Bank Building, St. Louis, Mo. TAL AND ‘iD & OVER $7,000,000 tneerperete? ' ptinte were quiet at Ty +s que |. : } 2 805% 303 9 SOE 1m ! > | : ’ : 1% | ut. § TB , —_ ones Oi Du P Ge ® ne 9 | x 4 3 @ | | fo FT >: 3 - . ¥ | § : 2 \Mew Tork Chicago Kenses City Peoria bes Molpes >. W Cor 4th and Locust ews St. Lous — - ‘ e : ' T oe > &) ' re > > ‘ ~er , ; ' ' ; , Rost on Vow Market = 4 ET. 3 _ " >| | Bs , Bs . : If you would know more about the Corporate Building Bond tet us send you a folder we have prepared on this subject. rT. - > 0 wessee et “o> OD-1420 F % = errs ; “ye & i . S55 “e { . — Ket, - er (ere rhield - 550 Be ihe: Routh Ameriann weols therry other crtees crease hase’. in dieplase’ Dy : oe week har elped nf - ihe Siepecition te to h r Weols above the quoted market. FE) P &

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¥ , . , re ait alll . P Rare ba ~~ is iy ; 36 . ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1925. ae ST.LOUIS: POST-OISPATCE: — BILL “The Practical Gift fopa ——————————— a ae Comics News Photographs urprised *-a | aty ty of species and valuables and! Bay, a notorious pirates’ resort on The pirates first 6u: . th . * 4% ‘. ay Ti dinected the sailing of the vemsel Ge coast of Kwangiung Province sins ofticers on the ridge an | 2 A RBAKOS CANDIES 308 =o ‘> t t approximately 1000 m miles. The about 45 miles northeast of Hong- shot the captain to demonstrate or _ »? * ss . ° - : Saeee " » + i¥? 2 ‘ — ‘ 7 . . 7 _— ~ , °° en) - 4 uns ‘ Tr . hid +h - ‘cn eit ; : it? = be} | se ace wea the most daring carried |kong. There, while suns were still the seriousness 0! CHRISTMAS SPECIALS 3 +i — , officers, ana (ime Their next act was to seize aii arnis 2 ba ¢ many rears in the China rained on the : ut fIor maa: Sto 66 + pea Luscious cheoceolate-covered fruits, *") A . . : sfas. sacle ——— tein pe egy. eats = " rd 2 steamer, rencering tne nuts, and fruit creams, $1 50 . The ship arrived here yesterday. to remain in Ber as Ms, magne rew helpless a pound e Fall Line Christmas Nut ; Thea steamers British captain ooats came alongside and toon OF The first and second »fficers Asserted chocolates, 80 ste + the loot ' j , a pound : Cc Candies, Canes, A gift men will . e wv ee TJ : DECEMBER 23. 19°23 appreciate. For billg ee WEDNESDAY. Lt sas suffering from a bullet wound tne .oor. were compelled to navigate the .. a 30% — r? 2 1 tee made their getaway ih : 1 € GA i» ¢ On Fourth St. #@ : Oe F adventure, OUL aa & mut ——- ? - wav line |! ‘seen S) Lng! 37 ce « . ar ? + a tor eg a. . 7 7,IT WASHINGTON - s . ‘ ° : gg Tithe Fey STORES LOEW'S STATE THEATRE d > Buccaneers Seize Vessel se: oz 2104 tons, owned by the ana the northern cities has been choot : sche Ne ’ . tar + ; a? | > ‘ an | = ’ > % a - = “~@e, ‘ure sae ie Engraving = “hin Ss. ion Cc h $a 4 » “ar - a se ™ na Navigate Oo. aS oo 7 ) the civil War ana 2 +terfere rith. ; “ 7 The srg * - —- ~~) » on oe Y ‘~~ san? = - : € " ‘ fe = + on * we ~ ’ a ~ . . = That Sailed From Shang- Prec Shanghai Mentsin. tute offers the racge passenge On 1 MNentsin sai sat a iia tad nicht ¢ SOR . ~ — . ’ 4 Se . - : 5 ~ " - ~*~ * rs ‘+a point in the Yellow sea @50Uu ar "oe the passengers were = ie atone semad 4 - - | | “ — “oa * “ir ’ 5 HONGRONG . = . + > {.~™er's 3 ‘ = > - s ~ Briils aned AST CR SSt Loot . oem Off. ntal Ran x rp ig i Pakage AE er . Diath nzs ‘ . : CA ~ Les ° . ¥ - a } j / / ) iii ! : gp | WELCH & CO., I | 05-07-09 OLIVE ST. 1. SSS a : ws Christmas Deliveries .= - VWedneceda | | °° G-U-A-R-A-N-T-E-E-D — E | on All Purchases Made Wednesday or Thursday ' | $225 Bed-Davenport Outfit $4 | ZO Including Table and Lamp | Lee , Pals Tr, PeeePthleee eh sible F MISS ELEANO eae Dae 7 = a a & ge . &. - *- > 7 > . an 3 e ‘Sex we Creme now PLT-TS Roun Ceuar Chests $28.50 f Reduced Men She Will . gee ‘ “ j ; ne vin s ~ Cc Appreciate ; hi, ee Na f i De 29% A Nice Assortment of J ‘sz wie. 3 lap mm s Gwe Her a ad ; ae ry #:; ’ . = = Beautiful 3. hia “a f | iy Pi i4 thy DRESSES 2-PantsSuits if #z, °298 Vue Fine All-Wool Patterns FOX ) mm” ’ ie i ate _ Tawar na > a ee *seeesee® we Seige oe | eee 2TH Te ae F- ; e b a: . 4 4 ee : , &§ ? - $15.00 $9750 CHOKER ; eee: i) - $24.50 V alues | ” “ ee , = 7 PS ii $18 50 Other Groups Up to $65 $ y 5 00 a | Pe sass , — f: . Up | . . . ~ , eel | 3 * $250Living-RoomSu Suite 4 : a eo ee ee BOYS’ SUITS. $12.95 ge Sata | ’ : : % eee ( I = ay | : be ps — sea if =m a wooden top "eo Y | ft. y . mr , . a 5 a | a $15 9 = » iiss ef ‘3 ! or armchai: Special at BLUM TT TTT ¢- - oS . RICK > f: ‘ Ren : a e . 1 Your Credit co Ni Account Is as Welcome as Deliveries Guaranteed in «? ri LOTHING C ), CO $2.95 $6.75 " ‘a > ws 7 z , a “is i! ke: Your Cash PNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS C Sneed Ff EAST ST. oak STORE| NORTH | TWO DOORS a 2 : 1105.7 2 OLIVE STREFT fi 314 COLLINSVILLE 606 OR BROADWAY | OF WASHI ; : ;' a | | SSS SET EOPEN EVERY EVENING XMAS WEEK UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK ae jeaey

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Cae [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | *3* go [Paton ana i j . é BILL FOLDS. News Photographs | ) - ae Women’s Features “The Practical Gift f | Me, oe a \ SS RS WN So we he Nay . AS Won o N oN ; NX A gitt men wil] really use and MP cpay. DE ft ppee SS s x W \ Ss RANK NY A \S WAG appreciate. For bills, Cards end all the rest. Cowhide or black seal leather. me ee Sf LLU DMUUCULALLCLLOMULLULULOL ELUTED WHY, 4 4 nS I smn 4 BUXTON & SKINNER mummumuéZit=ALLAUDET SCHOOL an Mg 44 4 “, f4 PAF 43 pee eo ee tp 4 Z y 4 zy wofldinnrtittsddssttlbeilt i eddddddddddddda, taddssad SOOFCEOEEEE Rated t SHEP EAEAEBEEEREBEEEEPEBEELEEPEREELEEAD # Z Loe pre O i iaiash St. =” Olive 4 3 a hi F O R T H E D E A F : 4 Moin? - MU, DF 2 MB it Aes CA6bt Litt * ; ; : et ca Min ‘ y f . , . Z , ; : %§ % y) ‘, Vis = te —- = WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2%, 12) PAGES 27 - -_- — = ~ e — ~ oe Se A I a re RR me AEs a Se : --- - ~ - e > . ee ee ee ee) Die Engraving P ; * ronting y! g ~ SOAP AAMMMARMAFP EERE ELLE LPEELERREOREPEEEEEEEFEEEPELEEPLEPEEPEOERRELELELELEPERPEEFEREREEES pe ne ee ee ee ee ee ee eee rad MMMM MdiMHANHHAAAADND sy DIF OyIOssOAIOAOAOAG-OOAG-OAIOAOGOGOGOAOAGOG-G-O-_-s—o—_§_liai 1. hk IMOONN ee gt SS WS SASSSSSARS S SAAD ASAR RS ee et ee ee ee Seger PUGET eres eh 4: wg BORG ttc tem os BS ba : > S ASS) - - _ = . 4 é ¢ oe ~ & ya A ¢ 2 x ’ ‘ " . & 1 p . : x 7 a SES e. o~ : ons ? $3 "> . . 4 5 ~ sz he >> . ae, - _ > : SO a ee ce nae i oe ae! "e “3 7 . — - ai. Pee . - - WWW WH RAWWWA_ SS QL \\ . SS WAAAY MQQVnnwvx0O9OQXN IW ay - = hat . - cae na ™ ; . y A . : a wer. . = Se we ll pie. ay tS e . oe mx nx. ee . = 2 ian . . > Boe ig Bee gs eR ge nag a agro SE CAR OO TS, A SS farct gern ae Be Ste: , oa : aoe 3 On 4 a I I > 2 a : . Se s yy 2 " > 4 nt ‘ S " “ . ST Pm ; A ‘on ote) St ee ee » I alin ae - : 2 : a ee : ee Sr GOs sor ON tage SOE Tae sae ae ; e , eS. ga. ah 6 i o oss ‘Ore + zs : ‘ 4 Z f, ( WHYS Mii itiiitaa +. f “- 7 2 o o " . ” 2 ’ ?, . , . . . 7 a > ; " = , ~ & . ™ : ‘4 . af x : of. ee P - . 4 . > 2 Ss = ’ ’ te aS ¢ a 3 se : ,. ? Z . 4 Ms ' EY *., 4 44 vA » 4 % nm pa a ‘ . . > Re e 4 “ ’ - ; a = “es > 4a, a «4 . MA “#fhe y » a 2 sy , ; « . bo ‘fy a . - , 4 : - ie “ : 2 “, : "«, of o/ A . 7 Y- . eo $ ie . : kee . - a eK; oa , 7 . 4: . - , a ~ “ , *.% > “= -» ’ « >) mas Buying you Select your new outfit now and Absolutely no red tape, strictly confi- gd make vour selection—our values are un- y y Z y y j g « RO WS \ Winn SN » SS S . MOON S MWWWNONu ” ‘ WO Ssb% RAT AAA CAAA CRRRAREL QAR SSS » = . Wy Aa ¥ PA gee , A, A ¥ in ‘ ee * 4 id ROHNHNH sess 7 WS N “y S SS Ne ~~ S “ PN a” ee ee spite oR eS Ladies’ Coats ; , Gee esse LL feeegdccccdddeccacdeceeceddcdesecd or hlete as she approached Boston, Dec Guat Reduced 25° New England society woman and at pp ston, ig ie, oft, P%y, J 14, on her walk from Providence, R. I. She covered the distance of a ae ae et mity women will heed this opportunity 4 44 miles in 1] hours and . minutes. -- Two Hafvard students finished al a . L/, fv tp aeP nal aon yz. * iy, ALIPOLIPTI DOLD DILL IIPOO TOLD IPT Packing baskets at. 3962 Page boulevard for the Post- ‘iy — Dispatch Christmas Festival. These baskets are to be 4 | . ; = aT an Cite 7 sent out before Christmas. obtain a new Coat t bed- , the hike with her. —P. & Geereftl 4% y ir fo . ; ne a Pay ed-rock price eo. A. DP) yyphisiaaallde Un, %, —By es Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer TO leis wy = WILLIAM GREEN XS 4 "A erste * 7 are Fall tants : rr ; c * 7/7) , Y a ’ ice redu tions - MLL Chia J £ “= — W, 44, ade possible by judicious buying and sub- [/% to Yl cddddddéd /, 7 k “~ e > . > © PN ay ne eds =e . ~ > ee > _, ~ > MAA \ Seana WPM M> SSH Paap DADADAADADARA TWN ~ x MOON RWWHQNNwA ~* 3 aon “a SS BSS Wo a Se a ee , bel -” - . — . a “s . or : ’ ¥ ; ee . we a os es ~ “& . &* , . . “~ a5 --* * «* YQ SS SENNA AAA A eeee® RWS : WS : » a .. Ps 4 z Vv a. “ >, % — >. . . SO ads”. i — “a eS. Oe : a eS eae ee ' bp RR oD . ; . p ae. "y ; > . De or. me ~ . '»! * * a Pa .. SS . . La > no Mee . ed ies oS . aye 2 aes | . OE RO de . > « ten ~ , , . *. : Sebvee a: Pre Rs t PS See > ne oO te ee > -* . + : * : are eal x ~ . Ee WN a SSS RYH Jtfer Big Savings > ss we WS aoe s SS. Nenane, > An Xmas Gift | She Will Appreciate WH ++ eee eS SS SSS SS See 2 ae eR Re Se Re RSH Re SS Se Fo eS Saeees Give Her a Beautiful FOX CHOKER 252 lp EASY CREDIT Sy = a oa er: a Pee eS te, yy A Choice Assortment TERMS 7 | Po ware Te aay mS a = te, ee ay % —/ sy wt = 3 a. Se. “Se ee lltyyy fn = S 3 3 . SS = St > tne, Oe eons eae Ss a - Nee ~*~ Ss Sey tiny CLL: CEI. oa ‘é 2 57, bh , 4% | = ee oe ea A French git! known Gf 79° : SS. ————— ll eg as Mile. Foxtrot and Price Reduction Bi a r SS OR ¢ three Englishmen were ON ALL — ee a ae. |RSS = ae arrested in Paris: MILLINERY Rae Sa charged with obtaining | i bee ee ; French military avia-; tion secrets. The young : woman, whose real! ABABA vette eat o BS el ‘ey RVQHhdNsy5_ysoaoaiQoiQaQao Od DA AA 7 Z 7 A DASADBRARSRS LARS hey wa ss Sass ee SSeS gland, who has arrived in this ) — “ g country presum- <= lie ose . a. ae # mame is Marthe More-Z ably for confer- TWO DOORS NORTH . (az ASS eS Se % wil, is said to have con-2Z ences with finan- WAS ON . Y ed ) nnermununnauanmanaitiidiidtiitl OF WASHING? rs gs WH MELZE_ ccd fessed asian G tal leaders. y”' illite Ml John Henry Leather. who was atrested with -Mille. Moreull. ae Ss YOUN TT LR RR Re RRR WHAS 5 SS RAS WEN een New portrait of the president of the American Federp- tien of Labor. ws . + + bee ee —Underwuod & Underwang!

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| ae ee fr ee —_—_ iscussions -—_ —_ ‘w CHAPTER VIII. 4 Primitive Lover. VENING shadows were jength F exirs on the quiet lawns of Groen Gables, thc attractive country cottage visited jointly by Sylvia and Claire. The gay house partr-—dear [to Sylvia's hospitable soul—had wan- dered off to Various pursuits, head- ed by herself And Claire sat al’ alone among the trees and flowers. She made a svwectiy pretty pic- ture, had there been anyone there beyond the birds to see her—and even they wore falling fast aslecp Clad in a muslin frock of palest hive, an old-fashioned fichu about her slender neck, she wore half hidden in its folds a deep red rose. Her wavy hair. demurely parted in the center and rippling over her emall ears, had burnished lichts and shadows in it. and her dark eyes gazed dreamily and wistfully along the ribbons of road which led to the nearest railway station. As time went bv. deepened on her pretty face. Was “he” not coming. then, after a!!? Had he only accepted the invitation on the spur of the moment and later changed his mind’ surely he would have let them know’? Jim Saunders was no boor. tn spite of his backwoods life. He was incapable of actual! rudeness. Sylvia had gone to meet three different trains to welcome the new arrival Other guests nad come, Dut on no train’was Saunders. Sylvia had been obviously disap- pointed. That was curious tn Sy!- via. She was, as a rule. indifferent -——seldom put herself out for any- one—it wasn't surely possible that Sytvia cared for Saunders? Claire's beart almost missed a beat over the disturbing thought Saunders, evidently, cared for no one—bhe ought to have been here etx hours ago. Could anything have happered to him? Again Claire's heart—that disconcerting orcan— performed qneer gymnastica The parting query of Maditaon Squire—“Is there another man?” ——all day had echoed in ber mind. Had she really fallen in love with Jim Saunders? This tntrospection was intoler- able. She wasn't coing to sit alone out here with thoughts that fricht- ened her. Hurtiedty she rose, and, walking down the trim, rose berdered path, reached the broad high way®%and set forth. After a little time the shadows grew more Diurred ard uncertain. abd a young crescent moon rose in the sky. Country scents sounds were all about ber. beautiful the world could be—an: ret, somehow. so sad. . . . > . » J — . the wistfuln oss sut— After walkins a mile or two me- chanically. Claire felt tired and weary. This present life of hers weighed on her spirita How mean- tingless, how empty was its tenor! “A road that leads to nowhere,” ebe told herself, amn@ there was bit- terpeas in the thought. Suddenly a deep, attractive voice broke in on her meditations “Where are you colng. my pretty maid’ It was Saunders’ hand that was held out to ber, and Saun- ders’ handsome, Kindly eyes that smiled into her own in the light o* ihe young crescent moon. “T"ve left my luggage at the sta- tion.” be went on gaily. “I can get it tm the morning. Were you com- ing to meet mer” There was no bint of complacency in his voice, only a pleased surprise. “Guess Im rather late—Dut I had some business te aitend to in town. Gee lm glad to see you.” “I'm pleased to see you, too.” said Claire, a little bit unsteadily The leaping of ber heart when fir: sbe saw bim bad clear'y proven it She boped he couldn't bear its loud beating. “Sylvia is cxupecting you,” she added, rather primuly. A puzzled look crept momenstari- ly over Saunders’ tanned face. “Who is Sylvia, as the eave*” be asked “S tive with her—it was s’ lpvited you down bere.” Surprise ang @ little exultant thrill] of relic? ran through the young gir! H couldn't possibly care for Syivia. when he had forgotten even her name. “OBR, you mean Mrs. Thorpe sucess | owe mer a Mighty debt o: gratitude.” His eyes gazed deep in .laire’s Together song who they SLrolled back along the lanes. The country ar was heavy with the scent of honevysuck§e. In distant weods & nightingale was singing “Bagiand is Deautiful.” said the man who Was waiking Dy Claire's side, at last. “Ceuldat you-—epeniJ i in England?’ she asked tim: a ¥ But the tar-distant !ook was sti)! te Saunders eyes as he replied “I couldza’t stand the life here, for al) its ease apd comfort. aad for al the countrs 's dea utr. There's too much make-believe in rm—too much ruzmning after strange gods, if you get my mean- ing. A man like me mam fight to live. The call of ‘he wiid—it gripe me—itbe untrod trail—ihe eterna] ‘ure that'll tear a man to pieces im the end—a gir! ‘ike you could pever understand it. A primktive em~ion—jealousy— emote Claire at these ‘ast words That wild magnetic | country—ihe spell of wast loneliness ‘hai men have till they dicd thewe things meant mere to saunc- ptt he . wife, or hon must always oe. if beleve erate’. ana strain: and rather hear howling forsaken camp Yukon tha rou Wou wolf-dog dreary, handsome l never und murmured. He did hurt her cisively fr Woman-like “You're a wa will be—different from other men —to the end.” He turned and looked at her. “How—~ She nase at the sudden, dangerous lig in Saunder’s eyes —a primitive’gleam that should have warned her “Oh, couldn't 1?’—you lIttle isc- noramus!” 'He caught her roughly primitively, but very humanly, in fF. = CHAPTER IX. “You Can't Fool Me: D URING the ove pulsating mo- - Jarer - crept ment in which Saunders held her in his arma, seemed to Claire as ugh breart world silence 12 the witnessing er happiness. For pow she knew—knbew lirrevo- cably—that bere “vas the one man ut of al] the universe who was meant for her. His touch—this breaking down of barriers—had proved it. Her sensitive heart seemed almost to stand still with sudden joy. But—trve to quickly freed herself circiing arms. “You—y1 u—-you haven't she stammered, Shon. “You t vantage of nearly every mab lived ciose to the and far from illo: Her flushed embd arrassment | he took for angry annoyance, and ber tim id protests as meant particularly for his humuiation » it seemed to his : | ample beart as thowgh this prett erateiv led Bim on poOWer _ easne \ wave pagent sudden him lt was omen such artfully artless, cog uetti who lured men on to the mythical Lorels And it was for quettish little had journeyed thousands of mi had made the sacrifice of lime and money—it was for her thar he »: left the Yukon and came giand—for the righting Wrongs. lie gave a laugh. “Ne @oult ron think I'm pain- fulls unenuiiured —- disguetinc'’r Pweimitire”” he said. “hee i haven't had vwour ch: ser—t ahar?* If I stayed al f tim: re subterfus in your earn. I shall pressed was her : e ncy of she “j to speak, ‘ ice Was caught oD a half- nded unintelligible. et her happinéss Timidlw she and touched perious, indig- backwoodsman, as inc him to under- unders’ only for a pale moontit so entrancing. seemed to his k troubled mind to take > cart the back woods. baven t I seen n's fooling, scores of Arent the backwoods filled Wasters who are wasters sim- Cause women hare fooled and ken them ”’ “Haven't I talked to them. and learnt their stories‘ he went on “and hasn't there been a ‘imillarity in them ail? rose above their Ww) Others headed for the and drifted, God roken wreckage.” ~*~. 2 . When the epeaker “T+ men can look st capably, and Us sirens. been so that von forearmed.” little laugh. ; fe now art of each “up pose » Horlicks IR IGINAL «$F Do ee ee a7. a , ery he ; . bs mt, Re en ae. Oe bie on Pe sae > ae art—iroer gieep Im are sort spike a bat Simpic of e bogdoir ' > lounge in. are striking The : ; -< <ui vy are of black of satin @radualiyr 1! tening from knec ‘8 a ‘to materia’. green fur felt. The crown is hich and the solv nkle and tops of metal brocade. heavy embDroidered. The’ which ts thrust through the crown holding it t three short folds at one side. coats may be even fur trimmed at eolar and hen For those who! can be so certain of our own prestige ip any occupation or line of) Where | It is our Dusiness to sift little French hats just tmported is | decoration con-. sists of a huge spike of rhinestones | her |art He was 1 = 1802 and eg ° try. But te, | bad decided matter. So. one day be weary Nis has & iation with the young is an a means for "wa ortho came to anchor @ B passing on the Knowledge bor, and Stewart 4 passengers. bearings im the gan his care@® At 71 te took the f him by hs @F - ed part of &% He: trimmings, * America. TRS conducted a litt . 2383 Brordwayg, ing up “sample auction and of gain prices. ed and he building of Coster for $66,005 on Broadway at Chambers st erected bis financial cTrisig wrecked s0 ‘him unscathed Later. on the between Ninth Stewart erected _coastructed of ‘im America to | ohewe the first toe) =-_ sy ye Service vour eves the same attention vou would give to vour automobile. Let us examine epermirtse ry. sci 4aieé iCdii (7ive them Ninth and (Hixe ‘The Greatest Gift of 7 FLOWERS Will you send her this Gift of so perfect a of your appreciation? - DECEMBER 23, 1925. he sold for cash. business phyccc good-looking cl nice young mrs coenv«rsa‘tion cent stores oo the Metropol York Theater. on Fifth avent street. which treasures from nearly all of Proadway to L Under Presi ' Stewart becas | Treasury At his death gement of hip sived upon J ined frtend. eventually of Wanamaker. RTUNES ucky” Irishman por. 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