St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 27, 1925

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CC MIC PAGE 4% SATURDAY , DEC -EMBER 26. ‘tees. a " C“opyri geht. , rade Mark I MERRY ™ Pe CHRISTMAS. EwTy:: Lr AEE, Nov me ES f i foe = eat a a f oa 5 - ; ea LoS * ‘ ~ te ~) . e «'}) om F2 “? = nite Ss ~ , tf " ! “ete = - , => “ee we = es é, = | —_—- iS “a “ y > _ _~-- ~~ : 1} it ; : —_ —— wee ——— MAGGIE: MOW - i? po i? Lod al J ‘ PULL IN YOUR NECK94 HERE COMES A 4 eat DIGGER ee” © Don't Tail to Read:the | VOL. 7 (3 PAY OF 1000 DEBT m SWVE HONOR 4 FLY NAME - Jacob Bunn of Springfield, lil., Qut Checks 48 Years After Bank Failure. T TOTALS MORE THAN $500,000 — —— Brings Sum to Original Although $572,000 as Paid — Money Made in Watch Company. t 4°O st st RING! IELD, I Lye ‘ : > ‘oer 7 . 7 7 ] - | 7? ; Sv ca ‘Tee eer t kx re 0 ; , ini] PA » . ; 5 N na } é Ga ‘ , Dbatln = ‘ ‘Bs . ‘ , | > , - - 7 OT nt totals approx! 7 > > [= Ss ‘; iT +1) , pa € Bun: 595 afte speiu we ; ‘ € = 4 ‘ t rr? ° ‘ , ts . "sé r 2 4) ee rea 4 } ~ eded re i 1 ; a. % : P Y as e Pia lg SOO e . — P ‘ ¢ ~~ ‘ rT) siTors i + t =) AL renresents I « ¢f rs “we u ; ita nA = c ‘ > Vs 1) a = Ff ° , | °. P c . he ada ° nd many af tHjem a> : : aa ‘ -~* +h ré ing | Y) to Stal Ln ; e, i 7 +. - hmaking indust : pri " c t as>c dent of tj+he ] - e Wi, aN ° + 4 P Bunn did not ree 7 = - * . , ‘ 7 ‘é ha? lk: Family ! ros pered. " 7% o a T su . fa} - } as pros] ered eperity it has not for te e of nese SUS- ed ‘ | af re in i=) ald nr ‘ ™ , . ears igo t) a ent of the claims . c ; at a J - ' ol | ~ ' rs ‘ ‘ S A > . , Te. . ‘ (smc an- err t ; ~ , 4 ~ : la! uu + in cr ,P¢ ws ‘ eT)* “aY . ‘ - eh, wee c ing aR re a. so | , , ; ant > [ =) DATA . . ..7 a —— rf . p alu \ad lance du : ve , . . af .% lenositore vas $c°8 000. ith ’ -Tfe? . if re , . now ¢ O-~ ; 5 nn oon he j ht Ter — : +4 ; : . ‘ if nee al exact ’ on le Z La , t i . "rc ha > ron nen i? “oft . > se : ' famlly was 3 » ¢i¢d , eal : 7 = ‘ ‘ : ae Titi ILancoin Pine i« ee 7~ + «& 7 a ? =] net ie he the ‘ > 7. we S, — . ; nr ¢ - ; r : : ar c A oO} g s 3 ’ ‘ . ¢ ef sa 4 re - i 17 r e \f Sa ‘ = — ‘ ’ © rie? rt ‘ wn j rT *) » : > ~~ - ,* ‘ . a c Sy ey , . eS ’ nan i » ‘ 7 ‘ Ps /_ a } eT - ; 2 I ’ ; i’ e “er jest night of ‘ ag it was 3 above at 1 0 ck this . : soiled orning four 6 homelees mer = >~ } ’ -_ ‘ ee . naer sneite at tie Liunicipa . 7 = - 2 77 ; j sta nae we ¢ ed + othe S “ ’ ; a] i ‘¢ } ? 1erTreé T? ue “— t for aste ~ Z r morning temy t fell ft § abo at 9 . " a . ~# aving drop 1@ degrees in s hours Ovrerheated st °s served t0 Keep t Fire Department unusually _ — a... busy 48 alarms having been an swered in the 24-hour pertod end ' . },¢ "tT" }, ex on Fas . ing at midnight his was only fix under the record day of last wintel!r All of the fires were smail. ‘ ” .* IA . +} - ist Tr ‘ pare — ‘ hae, -aQlT-oO 4 4 , hie was carried from his Durning iit _ ‘ B . = > (srTad' eariy in I ings, at 1421 No “wer damaged $7090. Other oc- cupants of the house got cut Sate- ly. Water thrown on the o-story fran structure was soon frozen. The heaviest previous registra tion of this winter at the Munici- _— 7 pal Lodging House was 44! Last TF inter, on the ‘ ildé =" ¥ 7s as T? Nr as 14! 0 ™t Fo c elite _ 7s) the re. GEN. LUDENDORFF TAKES UP * THE CAUSE OF PROHIBITION Hie Demands That the Dangers of Alcohol Be Pointed Out in All a Schools. Aas igt } Dec. 26.—Ge! Erich ~~ B: ‘ a ress BC R es —apadpapenyptetas Germany s wart.m aster Genera an " > | of _* ico? o ‘ }ader oe her jitra-Nationalists, 4S cause of prohibition of W . +} taken up ine 7+hp rs : be “I >. .* Lal Di Iennings Bryan ana rff was Le KeU cs’ hook Prot lians ee. : Woh . o T : ‘ormnerTr (,en. Ludendor contribute to a “¢ hmid?t i writing {,e? many Lost the War. organizer of armies ren ight ed that the render ;: book in support has demanded that wWTcohol be pointed wthor n 1 greater serv ce with a hibition. He dangers of our in all s “We lack a leader ipa ica.’ he Cc faba pro- the ‘hools compact and a for a WW prohibiti tion can rlained rec entiy SEVENTH RADIUM VICTIM DIES Autopsy Showed Woman Employe Succumbed to Ancmia. . lated | ORANGE, N. J. ress. By the EAST Dec. 26 The death of Miss Marguerite Car- lough today increased to seven the former employes of th: Corporation years have number of United of ()ranee. States Radium who in three died from poisoning attributed to dio-active substances County Physician Martiand, atter - a ™ gave the cause oO Mis ~ death as “chronic ane- pernicious or ré genera- an autopsy (arlough's mia of the ? is ae i . Ps ‘ive type due to the injectio o! . soaent har. radio-active substances, mesortnor : } _ v7, ; ium. radium at d thei jecayred products ; ~e Girl Turned Thief to Pa) Lawyer Re the Associated Press CHICAGO, 1, De oF Hielen Konkoe S vears ok d in nectuior vith fur robbery. de- ’ te req i t Ou Aa) : sn . far turned robber to obtain money ‘0 th emp wment of ’ es j i? 7 ‘% l= , +7 nc > ] ‘ r ipgial charg* 4 —~Enthusids 2 neve ii@ ULTpP Oe thinks such a musical divertisse- ment is necessary. Harling explained’ that jazz rhythms were not “dragged in bj the heels for the sake of an oper- atic holiday. but really belonged there as a musical illustration of ‘ har «i ' t¢ i Cyr aracter Im thé opera nas Fon¢ nes to be sung to the quaint direction 0 : allegro assal, a 1, fox tro vhile another telis abovt himself ‘in a slow fux-trot tempo.” The introduction of the e£axto- phone into the finely balanced en- semble of the Chicago Civic Opera Orchestra was in itself a revolu- tionary move. VW lie the subject first was broached Director Polacco was aghast, so the accounts ran but when the contTposer gave a a ~ ° +* of © lv agreed jat e use of the saxc- ne as a niedium of operat n- tery t ion was justMted ere a .* _ “his ternoon Harling wus pre semte wit thé David Bisplat med of e American Opera So ié + j rit 1 r, Tt ? > % a 14 a 4 aa 14 = 7 " 77 a 7 - T*) ] . 4 ; i iia gg *4 3 4 4 a Me # "es Sip, ? mu «**ee-* _ 7 4 Forecast for st. Louis and vicin- ity: lair today and tomorrow Somewhat oolder todar fiss oO ty Were TUNINGIN Tee LEaque ©"3!! | OF Namon $ and probably to- Week's Weather Outlook we Associated Prers WASHINGTON De £5 .— W at} I mutT ‘ K tor the Weer \e- rinnig Mond Tpper Missis- sipp nd Lower Missouri Valieys @uite cold firs half jeratine emperature about Wednesda r Thursed MMoOstiv fai firs nHart ind probably snows middle or lat- ae mar PARK LAKES’ ICE TEST TODAY CWy Department to Issue An- nouncement if Cold Continue. Although “no skating’ signs were placed at park lakes vesterday. hundreds were jt tO enjoy the = a? » | Pa ’ vy of . co Sor Tests wil ‘ rij’ of ice C ‘ pars AKES 1% Ss rning, and ’ cold weat r continues an officia Park fo eee an- nouncement opening the lakes to skaters will be issued TWO GRAND OPERA STARS ILL “Macheth Undergoes an operation: i,arden Has Cold. De 8 ha Post-Larpat CHICAGO ]> *6—Ff iors \fac be \ erica coloratura so } ang Aas I I ove t ar. eT rote jf. ré¢ sl LAUGHLIN NEW YORK CHIEF Prese NEW YORK Te ot Georg. \". McLaugli Stat a tenden é Ranks iI n 1 tod his a eT i e ot the i if PP e Commissioneé! er hir ce rs; iIAYvS ££ J a r.e lect a? 2 a! } | _ ea les : > ‘ 7 . Wa I es Mayor The ece rit niissio! Fey At ! Enrig ‘ co oO e of Po . \é . s | ? ; a Hi | . "ic ?; ° Jewelry Store Robbed of $2000. } 4 secu ale Ieee iZATY Ind ly 2 Robbers smashed the windort ‘ the BR ia “oN jew store Onis u ‘ minmié ] ait Be >. . ~ =] ‘ ; : ie - C scores pedestrians $00,000 LOS; BANKER JAILED Elgin (Ill.) Investment Con- cern in Hands of Receiver After Forged Notes Are Found. FLORIDA HOLDINGS LED TO FAILURE Family Pledges Itself to Make Good Losses of Firm Father Founded and Willed Them. ‘ed Press Dec. 26.—Life savings BE e ASBOC.a CHICAGC dreds and smal! land holders of 3 to . of hun of shopkeepers, me- avyiics yy? 4 r 4 + eo —_ = ee pigin, I., appeared to jeopard) tonight following revelation auring ~~ = the day that upwa of £500,600 a* . “eT? 7] . + ‘4 | na ive been 1g » ~ ** > . eTrimuna anipuia ‘ +’oae Tt? *.* ner rer ‘ 4 t ~ Pers, 2} > , er?’ > e% ‘ ’ R o' perTgzet fa al a’ . 4 Ul ue! $1 * “A [ & ¢é 4 si>pves } >» ' f ‘é ax . * 4 -% - a ° , e > a . i} ¢ ‘ s 4 of a voluntary petition im bar \ruptcy OT i ais QO; Ul ym pans ‘ ,4 } rr it if iia | ties arTreé ise i a $47: = ‘ - ® sn. - rr . tl. —_. tf - was followed ‘he arrest f Wal- + TT iew? _ > cy \ a + . er Nippoeree ,aSv grit argec ith a speciilie torgery nvolving > Wine News c +% ro + ire 4 2 tect of -- a@iitis . Li@ | * a > : + 7 >) . . ° in “ istory “Ja si ‘oi: LTH i - . 7 > ¢ ? _ «+ rought. @ rush of «mai! investors ’ ee “ ® oo eons ; - toda" see kine '? if al aa tne fa t qt +> ‘ r, i. ; | ®ir 8a ings “ . ex > p ngeu > . * ihto the tangled ske!i represent th 7 oa _ >. — 2 > ing the firm's affairs By night e J Baad P — _—- o apt fare: } that at east * ‘ vy if nvestments was unaccounted for Investment Failed. , >. he company. which carried on a , , ; > - ‘ eFenera real estate 1suU ray e@ a}»n ] ““~ ¢ %. } . private banking business, had 4as- sets describe: 2 ankrnpty petition as chiefly represented farm_eaquities in Nort and Sonth a’kKota and Flori ica Ir ii 26" realize on these agers Y- ax ner +) f: ™~ ?s r a - orner € her oOo fa ar "ears - ved - ‘ ' ; fx hd suai edeithe to Make Up iam. 7 ter na o? ‘ ‘ , make ~~ j all tosses: « eo roac.ced tod vy Re Rippberge 4 Sp kesmma fr a whan te edridden ! undertar i the c F not xcee aq $2¢ 600. but I dont know he said ri' p Pee ‘ “ak, T } tee] bas hi Bures of Educatior f‘Clad in rags. With buriap wrap i al 1t i fee T Dia ‘ if oes. tvUTRKS * 5 , ~ orner tf the downtown district ery nicht ring nis papers lie die vw iths ny known relatives Search of hie effects has dis- wed investments in bonds and erock@ ough known as Grurks name thongh*t to have becn ) I Green . —— ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNIN ss — _ -- —_— OS ee - DEC EMBER 2 ee ma EFFORT 0 ENFORCE DRY LAW HERE NEW YEAR'S ——— — —— 1925. : ’ ’ ; ‘ —— a PAGES 1— 16, — - — — - ooo eC ~DRWERS IN 15 AUTO DEATHS HERE IN 1925 HAVE FLED ee Group Chief Expects to They Still Are Being Sought Have 18 to 25 Federal Agents, Each Aided by Two City Detectives. 10,000 RESERVATIONS AT HOTELS AND CLUBS —_——_—- -— by the Police and Are Criminals in the Eyes of the Law. — ——e TWO SUCH CASES ON CHRISTMAS EVE Jail for Men, but Warning Speeders Mostly Guilty of Felonious Flight — F wel of Victims Women, Nine for Women, in Case of Flagrant Violation, Is the Plan. 4 rea ‘fort to see ‘hat she Voistead act is observed New Year's Fre in St. Louis will be r le bs l“ederal prohibition agents. it was announced yesterday “— . >. group chic . a) ~ 7 ae svLla i Ien who flagrantiy violate the prohibitior strictions W be ar- rest-é ij ) vo fiat . iquo! If those at a tabie retuse to nan the owner, all men will be arrested and held for the United States Commissioner. It is quite possible they will spent New Year's j . awa ne ‘ . iring \\e w nar a eal effort to ao . at « OO! ed Prilic cap sed the opi or at ere nor T 4 ery) VO! ~* louis or or fTnan a Vea } = ares oH i00T!|s ifes and ther places fhout picking ip honest | eg: ond whisk ‘ ssa he Spiked Grape Juice. 4 for wine the situation > a most Ss DA Tr ‘re 18 a good sUp- ply of home-made ne Lately q la! it ot grat st* strength ened hy ‘ oO hi , ctiones. ave ré ed t marke’ 1? y o.es ‘ Lniail ented sno age O} . ad ¥ sky a fy - erage der throug eclaiming alcohol fro niments and med: cines whi tained denatured lcoho and then adding caran e] or of fiavoring and coloring : ++ "Th « = rreage ~ See | Pyrr? ¢ j a ee - a H e.% hase 60 reservations par av riage Aveo Tres- ery } rr) Cclame Ze ; § Menu wus Men and One a Minor. automobliie drt Killed Louis during 139256 Fiftee: whose cars persons in St from the scenes, and are fugitive criminals in the eyes of the law The police are still looking to then Among them are two who woman of ife on Christmas eve Whether « automobi.e fatal- ity is held to! an accident or not, for ca driver to tiee trom the scene 10ut stopping and reporting his namie pay adare es is to commit ; felony. punishable by penitentiar) entence Most of ose guilty of felonious flight were speeders Police re- ports frequently told of u pedes- trian run down by aspeeding ca! his fate while the driv- without a and leit to er darted away pause. Five of the Victims Women. rive of the victims of this so if crimina] this year were won nine were men and only one minor Seven of them were tm: than 50 years of ag« Cases of felonious flight in which the drivers were bot appre- hended. occurred as follows Jan- uary. three; February, two; March one: May. one: June, one; Augtist. two: November, three: December. ‘wo. As the first step in trying to find a driver who has fled from an ac cident, policemen al] over the city inspect public and private garages in search of a car bearing suspi- cious signs of damage, or, if a li cense number has been reported, thev look for that lcens: Fre- quently a car which has struck will show broken or dented person eadlights or fenders. In one nota- hle case several months ago, where the make of a popular large ma- chine which killed a man had be? noted but not the license, detec- tives canvassed the ity for two months trying to find the car from the list of licenses for all cars her: of that make. Unsuccessful, the) concluded it was an. out-of-town Ca Among the five motor vehicle fatalities In & louis on Christmas eve and Christmas, there were four hiowever, surrendered 11 had felt an time but could see other driver, cases of flight_of drivers. arivers ng he one of the hours later. say! impact at the nothin and the intoxicated taxicab chauffeur, than a block from 15 minutes afterwards. Recent Cases of Flight. Louisa Heine, 62 rears old, an was the found less scene of 2220 Gasconads street, was killed by a speeding Ford coupe at BRroadway and (sage street, Thursday night \ policeman pur- sued the Ford in another car, fir- ing seve ral hots, but co ild not catch it Harvey Leponiz, ‘9, who Was able to give his name but not his lress before he died, aG4 lying in Faston avenue at rancis street early Friday, where he had heen felled by a speeding roadster. He died a short time later The car was either a Moon or a Chrys- jer During 1925 there were six auto- mobile fatalities in which drivers flied from the acernes hut were ar- rested or surrendered later. In eases of arresis, these were due \.«-* the finding of evidenc bry the a 14 poe | There were a number of cares of felonious flights in automobtl« i+ | Fonte ,* - accidents not Involving (ta alities. An estimate of the nurmber for the year is 25 Hire Taxi or Let Friend Drive. (or- oner Advises Motorists Who Drink. Tire a taxicab or let a friend grive your autom¢ bile, this was the advice given vesterday 'y Coroner Vitt to motorists who be me in- ‘oxicated Flie statement wee made following the deaths of seven per- eens between midnight Thursca; 4 midnight Friday from automo- bile acidents Persons whe elebrate the Christmas and New Year periods br drinking to excess should not drive their automobiles.’ he declared. He warned aged agulnet | walking in congested districts with- hem he Many of tft : evesight an. exist fer them. eecor’ts said have bad Nazwa l us feloniously fied ’ WAS found ™ iclosed at $7 tre. | > Fh er. , ° - — - ——— OCCUPIES TIENTSIN MARSHAL FENG ELKS LOBGE NO. | SUSPENDED FOR VOLSTEAD VIOLATION New York Organization First of Order in Country Penalized by Grand Exalted Kuler. > pe 4! ’ Live Post-Lisvat h. NEW YORK, Dec. 26.—A ge5- ture of respect for the prohibition the law will be made b Elks to- morrow nicht. when Lodge No. 1 meets in its sumptuous home. Then the Flks everybody will aton talking ot nine kegs of beer found place Oct. hope the about the 26 by Police Sergt. Smith Because of those nine kers. Thanksgiving day was made em barrassing for Lodge No. 1 by Unit- ed State District Attorney” Buck- ner, who padlocked the bar and the gril lle aleo posted large readable placards announcing the prohibition law had been violated and the padlocks must remain six months Now as Christmas present, Lodge N¢ ! has been served jolt by Grand Exalted Ruler of all the Elks in the United States Fed- eral Judge William Hawley At well of DaHas. Tex who believes uncompromisingly tn the sanctity of the prohibition law He has decreed suspension of the charter of Lodge No. 1, from Jan. 12 to Jan. 31. although it was with this lodge thar the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks wae founded EASTERN BUYING PUTS WHEAT IN CHICAGO UP 7 1-2 CENTS Bullish Government Tarly Week Report in Aided stiff Advance. Py the Astorlated T’resa (CHICAGO, Tee. 26 The wheat market turned out to be a wild af. fair before Saturday's short sessior was over and brisk buying ser? prices to new seasonal records all along the ne The advances ranged from 4 to 7'. cents. The upward trend was attributed mostly to strong lbastern buying and the bullish Government report early in tle week was also held re sponsible for part of the rise. was also buying for export and it was almost entirely a pro- fessional marke‘ December wheat 84°, and registered advance. delivery ore | re re he greatest i i . December f‘umped for a net gain of 9% cent@ in the Iast hour of trading but considerable portions of the rise were cut away laet minute profit-taking. Corn and oats also profite] slightly by wheat'’s ris SMOKING SUITS FOR WOMEN Worn at London Parties Where light Cigamg Are Passed. ! the Am sted LANDON, De = 6 Th preserves hith- masculine has of the “smoking lorees latest feminine invasion of exclusivel form ero taken the Fuit ee wy Bet Ce ee ee SF - - « ee Oe nee EEN ee oe 0) he rr Core e | le EB A me Ce eed _——_ = a ° -- ae 6 os ter, St ee Set ewrewe ™ eS : a +> i eo) —~s ~ Soo te _ - ~ 7 ow dupont ert tte J on te ee eS ed : ,? 4 - o4 - itd rr # 7 4 : ]

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- ew ee ew we ap MU, ~ oa oe rt ee Siti and —_— > ¢ SK. ane ee ee ee St ee o> 2 Ze - Per ts’ Tas TERNS PAT SRS we aa . ©) ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE: ad ee « WORST COLD WAVE Ur WINTER GRIPS NORTHERN STATES Twenty-eight Below at The Pas, Man.—Blast Sweeps, Eastward to the Atlantic Seaboard. | bi ON a oe THREE IN CHICAGO ~—CL FROZEN TO DEATH | Record Drop Forecast for Kansas City—Even in At- lanta, Ga., Mercury Is, | Lower Than Usual. | Ly the Associated Press CHICAGO, and the Great the grip of the most the winter. Th: from the Canadian where The Vas, Manitoba, the coldest spot on the continent, re- ported 28 degrees below zero, eastward to New York and the Atlantic seaboard. The Weather Bureau here has) warned shippers to protect goods | ugainst temperatures ranging B from 10 to 26 degrees below zero. | Three persons were frozen death in Chicago. °6.—-C hicago | Lakes Tegion is in, intense cold | wave extends Northwest, Dec. 2 i. POON OREN, assing of St. Louis Club Leaves emories of Its Many Notable uests' Soes3 PIETER Aa A or ol. “es talities were attributed, in part, to! the cold. The weather here today , Was so cold that th olar bears My goo retused to, “William, Do I Have to Stand All This Lux- leave their dens to pose in the. ; cs eter camcra ury?” Asked President Taft, When Club’s man. Neither food, coaxing nor ; mea Ps threats would move them. Offi- Valet Began Unlacing Shoes Marshal cially, the temperature here Was S1 one degree above zero, but 190 be | Foch and the ilk Hat. low was forecast for tonight. | Oe a 23 Below in North Dakota. . In Minnesota,’ North Dakota and | WUARTER of a century ago, times when guests desire privacy, other Northern border states to- A the story is told the late “President Taft was one cf those day the mercury went to 10 and) John W. Gates—-‘Bet-a-Mii- who seemed to find the St. Louls 13 degrees below. Minnesota was lion” Gates of the Chicago wheat: Club a very pleasant home. I re- the coldest State in the Union. An | pit—was the guest of David R.'’ member how, when I was sitting unofficial 30 below was reported | Francis at the new St. Louis Club in my room, having just removed at Hibbing. Wisconsin. experienced | building on Lindell boulevard. my personal belongings in. prepa- weather similar to that in Minne- Glistening marble and rich tap- ration for Mr. Taft's st4yv there, sota, while South Dakota reported | estries confronted the two as they Someone came in through the open comparatively mild temperatures. | stood in the main entrance, facing door, and I looked up and saw the In North Dakota the coldest point | the magnificent staircase. The Chief of Police. l was innocent was Minot, where the thermometer | host waited for the splendor to of any offense, vet I felt easier registered 23 below. Other below-/| sink in. Then he asked, “John, when he explained that he had zero temperatures included: Vir- | how dees it look to you?” come to make out a schedule of ginia, Minn., 29; Duluth. 18: Min-{ “It looks to me,” replied the all the President's intended move- neapolis, 13; St. Paul, 12. I+ was} practical Gates, “as if it had a big ments. 12 below at Waterloo, Ia., and 6/ mortgage on it | Anecdote on President Taft. below at Milwaukee. Coming from Gates, that was a “When Mr. Taft had been in- Sub-zero weather also swept into | compliment. The intended impres- | stalled in the suite, the club’s col- the Adirondacks in upstate New| sion of grandeur had been made. 'ored valet, William, came in The -York in advance of the more in- Many other guests of the club, President had just settled back in tense cold predicted for tomorrow. | 4nd of the cit’, entertained at the! the arm chair—we had provided Thermometers at Fort Covington, club, have been equally imprasse!,) an extra large ¢hair. As he leaned near the Canadian border, and/@"d have expressed their admira-/ over to unlace his shoes, William Owl's Head, on the northern slope tion in comments of a less pe-; Saw his purpose, and like a good of the mountains, stood at 18 be- | cunlary nature. | valet, knelt down and went at the iow. Through the rest of the State ‘The St. Louis Club,” says aj} shoe laces himself temperatures ranged from zero to | ™®™Mber, Edward Hidden, “wasth:| “Mr. Taft, who is democratic 18 and 20 above. I best foot that St. Louis put for- and inclined to do things for him- The Southern Middle West also ward in entertaining its distin-; self, protested. ‘William,’ he said, is experiencing temperatures sev- gulshed visitors, | in the World's} ‘do I have to stand all this lux- eral degrees below normal. ‘The | *#!" Period, war time and post-war | «Gea thermometer stood at 26 above | time, and on special occasions. | “William did not answer this zero in Atlanta, Ga. | The reason for saying this, st; question directly, as he probably | this time, was that the “best foot’ | realized that it was not his busi- Continue Through Tuesday “ ° | ¢ ) ears 7 i ve he } ‘ ? ) 1 tz te. Cold weather will continue apy} o ha een amputa j ness to say what the President had oo ae eS OS a are ee Oe a a Post-Disp ntuts Staff Photographer yesterdayr. wal AN is | ! 4 3 ESS 2 s HE center building is the abandoned St. Louis Club, the interior of which was wrecked by fire last | January. Built 28 years ago, it was until recently an outstanding architectural adornment on Lindell to | boulevard. Now it is dwarfed by two Masonic structures, the $2,000,000 Scottish Rite Cathedral (on the | Three other fa-, right) and the $4,000,000 Masonic Temple (on the left), the height of which is the equivalent of 16 stories. | PilesCan Be Cured Without Surgery ' An instructive book has been pub- | lished by Dr. A. 8. noted rectal Springs, Mo. specialist MeCleary, Excelsior | This book tells how suf- of the | ferers from Piles can be quickly and - F CK EY V . ‘ he Ss; it by o through Monday and Tuesday. Cold | ae Somenpene, wrecked By Prey ro GO. But he sald, ; m just co . last January, does not now seem Ing my duty, Mr. President.’ And Wave warnings have been issued | 4 na i llikely to be replaced. This ap-, the reply was, ‘Then go ahead and for Western ‘Tennessee and the | wd Kast Gulf States , pears from the recent announce- do yvour duty, William. as ’ ’ Cs. ; Mostly fair w } |ment, made = after a members ‘Marshal Foch enjoyed his stay Z 1 *s “, , — . : ‘ pal a ie eat 1er will prevail | meeting at the University (Club,| at. the club, too, though he was " e ; . ; , ° | . , . ¢ ing the next ssissippi River dur-j that the club’s holdings @re to be, under a slight misapprehension at hehe prs : 24 two days except for (liquidated. The Lindell boulevard)! first. In removing my belongings interk ig , ee ‘ unday in the } site, and i. new Site VW bie 1) Wis pur- trom my rooms I failed to take take Ol o OCW York, the lower ‘chased on Kingshighway iy) he | my silk hat. which was left in a a region, the Ohio Valley, Ten- | rear of Hfotel Chase, are to be sold.! conspicuous place. IESSCwe . , , rey and the Appalachian region. |The organization still exists, but hoch Perturbed by Silk Hat. ” nag ty degrees above zero | that is about all “Perhaps not unnaturally, the for New York befor 0 , neh ; , ' probably cold rw ; h ge ad be Pleasure in Reviewing Past. Marshal thought that the hat had ; € ‘ "@F ° 4 . Je ’ ot? » er - P ea* as the center of = ad Monday, With this nebulous future con-, been left for his us That wou.d ast, was ia i ewe oo eves fronting the club,.some of the mean that he was to appear in civ- t’ . lie } . ~ .¢ . 'S above. the : 14 ee tthe | members, particularly those who llian clothes Fie nad mucn in Ne Y coldest of the winter, | made their home at the clubhouse, finer headpiece of his own, a cap “sew s0rk, this morning. up to the time of the fire, find Which was heavy with gold lace . ’ ee ‘ci the gift of admiring countrymen. Co ' pleasure in reviewing the club's! ; idest. Weather “ the Season Is past | “So when William went in to sec o ansas City. lwhat } ‘oul ( arsha} By the Associated Press. Hiidden wac one of those to | what ne could 10 for Marshal 7 | Foch, he was met with remarks KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 26. _| whom the club was home. He was litt ti D Ls nak leben: ton ’ ~- i ruse 1f couUul oO iIndersta { out The (also the club’s representative in . he coldest weather of the se ASOR | os » which convinced him that some- is in store for this Vicinity, it wes hospitality to promfhent guests. hinge wa wrong ind t) t if h 3 ee GS ‘ ik i TES . be tn as | ( La "14 -Orecast today. A m inimum of 4 He was placed on civic committees ia do with that Mik het. * aon Gegrees above zero is predicted for|*® Welcome the guests, and when|. 2. once and explained that it Sunday mornin , |a@ guest came alone, so that bach-| ~ eh Aaa AE ae ~snigalen ged ae See ; me y rir © 100% i heiping them in fromt of @ sS.ore al —_ |action, but Thomas Kennedy, inter- Feng now has a grip on a wit ket street, and was pursued by De. : astute ae ohne : a wi le tective Frank C. Dietz of Central national] secretary-treasurer of the)>*"'! rritory from Mongolia to) PPolica suffered bac] K leg. head, was himself Station who fired after chase of séveral blocks. a bullet arrested. as Carl Rafferty, 'Walnut street. Looked Like Young Men. 15, Rheumatism. quyves increased by Nature's BS tive which has no constporns alter-eflects and no mabie-lormping tende ~ puna which re or conti Get ea 25 «) «/ “While wages are coming in and | can arrange the | a new contract. | The new contract—for a long! term—must provide the way to | all the facts, prevent | ser Cold & Stormy Weather Muffler Buttoned Around Neck “But that is something work out with the union “The main thing is that you can we can DONT LET STOREKEEPER FOOLY Willing That Independent ~ Commission Should Dic-, CONTENDS ETHER Secretary Will Tell Senate |**Emanelo,”’ made from the initials As both boys wore iong trousers, | lack of good faith and an attempt | of partners in a local cigar firm. |} Detective Dietz said he thought he to “prejudice” the wage con ference | Wu presumably stil] stands as matriculate in the Columbia , i ' 4 ‘ 9 os Gen. Greely’s Prolonged Stay was chasing young men, and be- | Creat egninat Heng from the south | tor thi Extensa School, iy at the club, and several of our accident, he did not Know what | nmext Tuesday. a position to strike &t the so- oniina ing chemistry. , resident members recall with great! crime had been committed. He Like Former Offer. Kennedy Says. | ' ‘hristian General from the north. ie abt eh, + vr . yleasure his breakfast table talks) fired two shots at Dinwidde ; | . ; That military aspe ‘ S room fo show : ong perhaps itt ide after | Kennedy pointed out that the of-|! litary aspect of the situa- | the experiment with KCN on the high lights of his long a id 'the boy had disregarded several! ¢ ¢ tion alone, it is argued, would for- ’ Bear. ‘, De « +] o 7 . — . i. } > | sure interesting career. commands to halt, he said. r of the operators is similar tO} pid any serious attempt on Russia's | op cyane deadly poison “IT was not a resident of the “I was leaving Max Alfend’s | feo yirtirtcne greenies sm pro- | part to expand friendship with | | CEC S-COOR Lerner } ! : 4 ’ } . : . ] 7 > > ow” Ss ! I e : : f ré Ss ’ : club in the World's Fair period, store at 1217 Market strest when posal submitted to the miners ind Feng for the purpose of gaining | It was question No. 4 on an but IT remember the colorful inter- 2 man pointed west at : ‘operators by the Luzerne County amination sheet, found near ¢ ul mber th iortu cer- a mi a west at two Negroes, : -- a rail corridor to ice free terminals national gatherings that we held and shouted, ‘Catch those bur delegation of the Pennsylvania on the Pacific Bunsen burner. t the ib ah t dails Men of | glars,’ Detective Dietz vebatind i House of Representatives Dec. 15. . Fatal Carbon Monoxide. «A \ Lait € Ad P ELL iilwus ‘ i . ‘ if ih ‘ . i ( , . : : ri oie : —EE Sl ————— . Siabtends a Ai ay ll ain iii tea we . a" : , ‘This peace offer was accepted by Dr. Charles S. P. Cassages 8 ‘ : omens m 3 i] cael iine and oh m | a = - I start:é d right after the operators and rejected bv the REAL EFFORT TO the Nledical Eexaminer’g nany countries were entertained; them. They turned north at the! miners ; ENFORCE DRY LAW 'found from preliminary mn i. . +} ; « ’ '> _ ¢ fire ®llaw .; . . a ee Fe immer, and lrst alley and then west through a Despite the joyous shouts th: ation that death had beep some of the gatherings had a cos-?cross alle y to Fourteenth street and ' SI Re a pial oag ae HERE NEW YEAR'S “i . mopolitan ppearance such ig | north toward Chestnut . In Dinwidde’s pockets Detective accepted by the operators on the -°8: Sf. A. I.4 630 received, capac- {constructed a device of am nerings, such as the Impertal)| Dietz found two pairs of women’s! ground thatit only arbitrated wages |'¥ (9%. Century Boat, $00 re-/ consisting of two cylinders We | + le 4 3 ; . ' " —~°O ‘ P . ** ™ . ‘ » , ’ jub balls, two each winter, and stockings and two pairs of men’s| upward., They proposed arbitra-! Ce!ved, capacity; City Club, 640 re-/the Bunsen burner on whi@ ii¢ 1] a rT ¢ ou elt « . “kee . _T : : : , ‘eivVve “s aol . OF ak . ; a rh cinners to the Veiled Prophet's socks. He carried them back to tion without conditions and this is}/Ceived. capacity 900. beaker containing the dary ass mes her court. Entertain-|the store where Alfend identified the big issue that will. be fought The celebration at the City|was resting. This device, . Ff a + 1} . = ‘ . . e« ~ r | P - > - - ’ P ée@ = . . . er a ae Spectacion for;them. He said they were worth/out in New York. The check-off,)©!U9 WIE be “dry. A similar|ever, did not permit @& the club) member and invited = $1.5 ' which provides for deducting union Celebration at the club last year | combustion of the carbon ] ara 4 vy" ic F he a a . , . ow ~ P . ; " Ngee + gaia the gala days of} aakwel Kramer, a tailor, at 1221 | dues from miners’ wages, is a sec- | “85 Pronounced a success and res- | ide, present in iiluminatifig gaa) & ; ; a1 +} a ~ Market street, identified the two ond issue that will be strongly| ©’vations for this vear’s party dis- It was the carbon monoxids iia fee | (nat if St. Touis eould prisoners as the boys who ran | urged and as stronely resisted. | closes no lack of interest, the this xas escaping into the wee — a structure in 1898,/from the store. At the hospital,| The call for the wage conference/ Management points out. In con- | trom the burning flame, whie ~ ; om f maintain af “aS wac done Dinwidde admitted. police say, that | next week was issued (Christmas |! formance with decisions made | Stealthily took his life and that 0 einideale a Aspe ae a should be he stole the hosiery. Rafferty ad- | ©*® and came as a gift to the prose- shortly after prohibition became! his sister. possibie to replace it with another | mitted being the , +, | trate coal fields. The meeting will] effective, there will be no celebra- eee Which will serve a similar nirnas Ping the wounded boy's Me ain : Past President of B’Nai Brith P as , 4 Se] wd mila purpos e, companion, but declared he had no be held with the understanding tions at the Marquette or Maiestic th Tor members and in enter- part in the theft. The wounded/| that any peace proposal can be/ Hotels. The management of the} By the Associated Press. tainment of notable e Ty : : ° Mavyrf: pl : : ee os, nests. 3 True. boy’s mother, Mrs. Ida Dinwidde. a discussed. . new | renee. Hotel announce no OAKLAND, Cal. Dec. pel eto a me by . had their} widow. came to the hospital Comments on Church Appeal. sper ial celeb ration plans due to|George E. Samuels, 67 yeasts Gm Rut nN ciub life within the city shortly after he was admitted Kennedy. who was the senior dis- | lack of facilit les. New Year's! Judge of the Supertor Court . it 1s possible that there may T ca ‘ trict president of the miners’ union| eve parties were * discon:inued at} past grand national president @ . ‘ »* ’ ' + «= . = . ’ , ‘ ‘ ' ) ce ll acth 2. from the present | *W° ut my end Stripping Tires in the anthracite fields before ne) Sunset Hill Club a number of years the B'Nai Brith and past @ A) (j icy ¢ . sa “+ . _ >) » « of * - . i ' ‘ . . a “ , and that there may again | aT tolen Auto. a was elected international secretary-| ago and will not be resumed this|chancelor of the Knights of Pye he a demand for a new club of ele- | Biers was shot by Sergt. William treasurer, in a long statement to-! year. ‘jas of California, died here t er ae « . . +) > one - . . } > 7 }y sline . . Ma ‘ _ , : ra! and COS i\ aA}? ointments in th) s Ry an of the Ang* lica street Sta- ni ght took issue “ ith the pape ‘ ity. I have not riven up hone ; tion, a ho with three patrolmen g! lish speak ing priests in the uppe that a new St. Louis Club may/| Surprised two men stripping tires | coal fields, who in a letter urged mee? this need in future vears,”’ land accessories from “a stolen auto- | miners to return to wor k and SUL- ») ard playing at the St. Louis |mobiJe in an alley near Vest and) mit disputed points to arbitration ( lub, Hidden related, was caprieq | Glasgow avenues He stated the “sentiment express» on In a large room, with every; The men ran as the officers ap-/in the letters of the pastors do rs i facility for spectators as well as | Proached, and Sergt. Ryan reported reflect the sentiment of the priests / EL Players. This, with a strict eys.|he pursued one through a_ yard. in the anthracite region, but to ae tem of responsibility of members} firing a shot when he failed to halt “t TT iOnn Oo nber: a Sul (oO hait.' contrary, they do _ reflect for their Zuests, tended to prevent The man collapsed and proved to thoughts and, policies of the opera- CAPS MADE OF co ON AND WOOL any cause of complaint from de.| be Biers. He was shot through the ” cai SOPRIRE fr = bes | rat nortaielice | tors WET FROM SNOW TAKE A LONG TIME veloping. Midden’s observation | Spine. | The statement also opposes the " Wha aah belize was the favertig| ‘Th® vecond man: was baptured| suas ae apneren eee DRY. po ahem CATCH COD. Fame in the card room, and that _and described himself as Walter clergymen and states that the an- lool, we . a a — . oe high-class playing was the ‘ule. | Price, 24, of 1539 North Nineteenth | tnracite mine workers and their of- Some Complaint of Noise. street. He refused to make uw stute- | fic ers are fichting for principle, for Before the fire, some complaint} ment. Biers, whose limbs are! a just cause, and will continu was nade if the noise of riveting | paralyzed, declared he was taking their endeavors ‘“‘until a fust and) machinery on the new Masonic ,@ apie cut * his home and Gensed | eatia ’ ar ie : arrived! * lasonic |; 4 § satisfactory agreement is arrived O O TED a isiseed cn cise alter cencecuee cue cap eeaee sents MADE OF 100% PURE WORSTED cause manv n ous PPG: “ee Be not | h a tans : +) ! Text of Mine Peace Offer. A BRUSHED HAIR LININ lal embers tf nove | he gives a part of his day to those > af ' off 1, ae" - The text of the operators’ offer, | ABS RBS FEW S Hi Iden said. The — workers | who removed to Hotel Chase. They . a . = : O WATER and DRYS IN A -t 'did not begin 1} a as Na way Pa sty ,addressed to the mine workers. n vork in the! found, after their club life. that 1 their } lers” and signed 1 morning he exp! ina in tin { +} ¥ ; ' ’ é Be ani eacers and §& f ry | e n time to 1evy couldn’t get along without d Ch ld F ee : } , » o | ad _ disturb most of the h ird-working | William. | W. W. Inglis, chairman of the op or Ys an i rem ol brokers and railroad executives erators negotiating committee, | who lived at the ely! i} follows: Since the dispersion of the rest- - “To anthracite workers and their dent members by the fire. the leaders: club's valet. Willia) fatlack. has “The door is open. | continued to serve a croup of the “You can go to work now at the members He calls daily on Hid- wages fixed in the contract that | den and others of his clients. now | expired Aug. 31, 1925 living at the University Club. and | “We willl pay these wages. until next September—eight months. | a se . ‘ ~% a ADVERTISEMENT | Acceptan¢ o of this proposal a ee would in itself constitute a con- | ao tract. Mild Wel Muffler Buttoned / s Shiny mOt thi ST. LOUI HOVER IS READY Rec ) SURRENDER HS ONTROL OF RADI tate Uses and Length of Waves. | Is PUBLIC PROPERTY Committee of Acquies- cence Yielding of Licensing Powers. | ; l’ost-Dispatch Bureau, in ubout present radio methods|! —_—_———_ 20-23 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-—-See- sretary of Commerce Hoover 1s willing to turn over management | ef the radio to some independent commission. Senators who will | question him at the Interstate r Commerce Committee hearing on ‘radio Jan. 8S will find him thor: | ‘gughly ready to surrender. his pres- | S Pent licensing powers, | ee As a result of Hoover's attitude,|; @ P which he made clear in a state-| ¥ \ ment today, the committee is ex- | % ~pected (o draw a new radio control | 2 measure affirming that the weeny & No waves are property ef the Govern-[ & : ment and placing the assignment : of wave lengths under the Inter-; | es state Commerce -Commission or | bd. | surrounding their use by a series i os of laws and regulations, be “f Hoover's statement emphasized i | the feeling that there Js no cause Fs for the alarm of riod tle that xs wave lengths might be regarded agsj| [ private -property. The Commerce Departinent, Hoover pointed out, bas enforced thé view for five | vears that the wave lengths be- | long to the ptiblic. It is the im-, pressian of some of the commit | tee members, however, that this Bo Should be stated clearly in legis- | Ly, Mation, so that it may not be left a matter fé6r the courts to in- terpret. Bill Pending in House. | Representative White «Rep.) of Mi ne has Introduced in the llouse Christ mM bill for regulating radio com Mmunication, which has been re- Bar arded as an administration méas. ure Tloover said today that he ad .approved this measure anid pointed out that it upholds the principle of public ownership of | @ther waves, \ When Recasting of this bill. may he child, (hi necessary if Hoover urges before | 2! J409 the Senate Interstate Commerce | D@°*S ‘ommittee that he be relleved | worid ere fromm further supervision of | hold will broadcasting. The bill atonal and boxe the Secretary of ‘‘ommerce fos BV broad powers to make assign-| 0" his lo ments of wave lengths, classi. lold, this ly stations and reguiate radio hy miles in otler methods, subject.to appeal; te cere from his decisions to the Court of | miles mor Appeals of the District of Colum. The sp bia The bill creates an serial ra- fad of ht dio commission of* nine members | Christoph whi the Seeretary of Commerce | indication nus call into session when he de-| matter Ww Sires und to whieh he may refer ! haired yo applications for wave lengths or | €00d for other matters to him for determin- | carried b tion under the law. and certi Hoover's statemvye nt. which fol. | been four Owed publication today of a story lor, as th On the intention of Senators to ask | in the pl aat vovas | department and on their sud- | precautio den interest In the radio, follows: | had to b Lack of toformation. in a shor | “The story seems to indicate a Drug ack of information as to the hasis Include * proposed, for radio control. | for Junto io plication m that ! have!) pound ca to have that job placed In| aqnout 65 is. ar to the contrary 1) water, fre io congressional eomimet. | barrels 6 doin at least balf a dOZeN | anlow anid iddresses stated that No ON® | Junior is hare hould dietate who Its t) | Jar ype ase 1) radio wave lengths and Ul wes ater no Mv for vears advocated thar, thin | onin 4 ia in DOing Clear of the car as it over- " Shackleford was well own over Western Missour! and 4 ‘stern Kansas as one of the old- -attractive interest e« cook will Junior barre! fu to select the ship’ a sandbo the carm last wint Friend jrather hy heard of long jow proud of has prev son's hei burden ¢ fact i«, * year-olds for his t and his « at home| as possib playroom from the weather. Wheat | * fddlers and his services were Uch tn demand. elt He retain la

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i: DEPIMENT KI MLS ed RE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pee 3 2 oa ~ STUDENT AND Sra POVERIS READY —eady at Four ears to Moke UNOWEARSIGESTS SCA2A™, DECREE TELS WHY LIUIR rmx xv /CASPARD BIGSELER cm —, DIES IN GERMANY = on AI SURRENDER HIS ——S ee ee Oe a) ee | Farmer St. Louis Architect Wad ldved Abroad Since ‘1909 —Was 71 Years Old. = Word was received here yester- day of the death of Caspar D. Bots- \selier. 71 years old, at Rraun- shweig, Germany, on Dee. §& He had been in poor health for two years, following a stroke of paral- ysis. refiewed, in a letter to the Mis- dean of the graduate faculties of to handle the work brought there Ye sourt Association for Criminal Columbia University, in his annual] | Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Fa- : ee ~ - — e rs [uestion jp Waves. adVane ed or s! aiic che mistryw , 5 om y Was to have been a Obristmas ) reser t. ' Born in St. Louis, he was for- A young German, whose a mb ae ieteakee th, itlon | CONTENDS ETHER iiaant te che Clroult Condk ¥ jmerty 8 eS a Was reater than his n ate i oe nga ag: A 3 , : a % al re. ‘ : ; om transferred from juries to Judges. The worship of ac ademic de- tion of Pat: olman ()zier of the AN- & ee . bs “ | Widmann, Wa hy & Hoisselier, afr wecelve ore enieema woud 1§ PUBLIC PROPERTY Justice, the recommendation pre-/| report to President Nicholas Mur- ma declared last night in explain-| **% steer , c a . aur ; #h- hy > , = , -Y. : ’ ; ‘lously made by him, that the pow ray Butler. The re port was made ing his refusal to issue liquor search er of imposing sentences of im- PY Rw ned SOOO Vv —s AN a public today. | warrants Thursday on the applica- ~~ > wel : Exceptions should be made in grees has unfortunately become a/ Silica Street District. S >. ee a | * chitects, which*designed the Ma- he case of crimes punishable with: form of educational idolatry,” he Following the refusal, Osier re- By VE > ane | p \chinery Building at the Worlds death senté “ Judge Land- said. “In too many places in our | ported to Chief of Police Gerk that a ys i a: Fair and planned the group of wehr believes. He would have the educationdl system the possession | warrants for the seerch of two Bad- ee cE ao duildings of the Anheuser-Busch : jury continue to determine as be- of a degree is too often regarded en saloons had been denied by Fa- | rs a ty oem: «| Brewing Co., including the new ister were foun, Committee of Acquies- twe hanging and life imprison-' with highe r favor than the posses-/| nia, who had explained he was “too | P nl bs | Aa ie | Bevo plant The firm also planned nh af} lea us morning in the brother's ; , . 3 ment. , a) ies Sion of ability.” * busy” to look after their issuance. ae hgh age eg wt brewery piants in. other citics, ents ™ ja! in furnished rooming cence in Yielding of a § az In ener cases, -~ bell Sara _ . —— “We have only two stenographers Rs sf ESSE isp # ; ‘erected the Kinloch Bullding at Dw oe hou table was foun, ‘ | 3 ee juries vO ald be . more Sen 7 to HEAD OF MAIL ORDER FIRM in our office,” Assistant Prosectt-| | ge.” ‘\ eg we i ‘Tenth and Locust streets and many des a nd isithe apparatus mn the chemica' Licensing Powers. : i : e ‘} | : bind cS : ee sen te pie ewe eet z a ing Attorney Fania said. “When : big Bi a eo *% ¢ F fine residence? in EX. Se Sition than necessary > exper: ment that 2 ee bs te ae a oe Serene oo: esa HELD ON CHARGE OF FRAUD Patrolman Ozier came to the of-| Bim ». jb meee [om ., Frederick Widmann, a member » “st wo . ' | - tion of guilt or innocence, and did fice Thursday morning both were tik 0g Rg ee “i? of this firm, died on Oct. 17 last ve to assess the punishment. | Rose From Newsboy to Control of husy tynine warrants ¢ + me (6 te en ts Of} juries suffered wi truck oy: ian ee $2,000,000 Company at 25: Un- usy LYDCNE Warren ee | ae tg ea a 3 || from injuries sufferee when struc duty, he has found,; * ~~ , . who were then-in the holdover. The ’ he em mle 8 eo, by an automobile at Grand boule- able to Raise Bond. FS , te Post-Dispate! writs had to be got up immediately ee ee 4 vard and Flad avenue, on Oct. 1”. . ee ee ein om . Pe A ee Doin aS" - "Secretary Will Tell Senate — S72 ‘ Se TERS question. The mong Chi- Bunsen Butner was still shooting mroue wr i+ agar a beaker Con. e quantity of dry WASHING sealant preat severit “he | Special to 7 . ee i ee ee fe OMAHA. Ne! _, and we could not stop to take on 2 £ Hie left an estate valued at $5605.- etary of Comin ' boove & ; ‘ urors aturai ‘sir pe Schome jie aa ah — Pp m “ extra work watt O36. one ’ 1f atl’ A ko & ‘ : Tu, WOY a / ‘ Wine tO turn wer mal nr . ait. aM s ers : ms ny ' ain 1 the ffice hat , »O1s , name was Oscar P. Hoffman es , e & : Meine ecntence were ate was stil] in a 3 ll today while]. “Tl explained to e officer tha Mr. olsselier left §t. Louis in ; the radi » Some Independent “ 3 | . is friends attempted to raise a if he would return later in the day R 1909 and hed since lived in Ger- s hts =. aaa +. AAret I would try to get out his warrants. c ASPAR mo OISSEI LIER ‘many. He was a member .of th ro . 7 . ; . i.*¢ >’ » - : , » ’ [ = °F ol yea d, his sister’s, Selma, nato? - . = | he Judge | law, the juror; *'s for him. I was surprised ot hear | i St. Louis Turnverein and the s. mas « peter 2 ss . ! ‘ $10,000 bond. Schomer was arrest- Pa » @ yestion : s ‘ ' Aa 4 4 4 > ‘ " : friendly Hoffn | a | Paes Se 4 ; . : Aditio Tez ndwe} charging use of mails to defraud. that he had reported the mater ts BODY OF SAFE ROBBER PARTLY Louis Altenhéim Society. al troubles 8!) was 24 years old, unmarried +} oe Be would not have to seeK vay to re- nan arrived in , 3 ‘ ; w oe ' ‘ i i iad oe "es ‘ ‘fully nar en Ate, e ¥ . e op ane SS ary oO Ame ™ ? : ’ ar . . > ’ ‘ reds r}¢ ’ ; nS «Russian years later. He obtained employ. is of detendal | r%%- phy mass of correspondence and| Former Residents of Fulton amd). oe peounschwe ig: Migses Adele = > “ . . . . oa a ct A 4 : ; haae a4 } and . . : ” . ; sBiAs oO! , r routine clerical W ork ro bh ami da] 8 in Mayfield. Ky “* Think Victim “a7) ] Hetty holere ller of Kie! (ser ~ ©utiet into ‘ong hours, saved enough mo ag i ' wn a 3 * i 8 ean give exemplary sentences in, house in Chicago. Last March he wt pene say ~ , “iding#, 35 mom . oa 7 to pay his sister's passage re et =(¢ he , 1iImiIttles¢ i aN , ‘ i my ; i | ‘ bay hy re | ) ; 1. aoe ~ interest pe + - addition to getting out some 9 Was Hugh } eee. many. and Mrs. Elizabeth Krus«. Dinhiadin\t. ¢). ¢ ‘o) sonatas C “¢ Sige : , i /Warrants each day. It follows as a The body of a safe robber, sho. 435°¢ Pestalozgzi street; two neph- Ci nd ~ : ; 7s a: © ai) uiie il : ai ie , —_— ‘ ‘> * 2 . . - . . ; £& a ; 1s Aas a _ P 3 . . ‘ ~-riiisil : ' i vere: + : » 82 - *~WVeV i ws © Sitta-!ihe experiment with KCN surrounding thei . erie: 7 | | ne oe eon caer a low the hair woldlerte ebere | Fulton, Ky., as that of Hugh » Would for | — E of lat ul ) ) Ro ¢ : ft ee ee eee | ; me! 0 TBREAK Q agai “*- sium cyanide padly poison | 1 MWS « “lations, >. : ihc -ith ndine advertisemen dings, 35 vears old, who forme nt THIR iL 1 hUussla s : . HOOver s tatement ‘mphasize a 3 Se : -~ through ¢} mail ffering artic'«s ——__—_——~ lived in Mayfield. ie af mW Gship with # cig — bie “ , aE he | ing that the, ie 1 : : é f: ie i.’ os. GROCER IS FORCED 10 OPEN Pry ~~ * ‘ vey / lait : ( HRISTOPHER W JOHNSON WR P ‘etors : J£5¢q G9 lah U : newal of rang warfare, from whit h | - ° . th, his b her MANILA. Dec. 27 Thirteen na- a aa 7 ’ : ~« ait roprietors. from the dissatisfied custon in-law, Marshal Chambers, of 717 |... mary @xXam! ; ae ae a ee on with revolvere helai~ ~~ pectin eat Brooklyn has been free for nearly | “ tives were killed and nearly a bun- ; svolvers hel ————- | Venn av., East St. Louis, was not | “hich d ‘dred injured in & fire whic e- : Li 7. nm had been CA tlSs¢ : | — - ie stile my : . nent lO : TESS me of > comniit- ut tto F. Steinbrueck. gz pr at ¢ 0 G y ED a year. was believed responsible! .. .1;. ‘ tie oe te aga xid poisoning dy. , bee ” ; in element eH Christopher W. Johnson Jr., 4, Also to Have »° ‘*? ™ heed ) a made bas dee as eee co eee eee a ee ee | ee ash a} air of n i made he ty DJ AC un ‘erry ivi dead in a gu peared in Mayfield and Fulton oc- Ti e o? th ; ' | . . . . ’ i” s cr ‘ -~ . y , : ‘ ° } hi liy _ ‘ ‘ . by the breaking of = fim. cas in an ima wean i Barrel of Toys With Him on Ship - poo 2 silicate Rye eas =e ° Se ee “yee on . of the club and inside | caslionally on visits. The audience, numbering 1999, hae He h rz | 11 -_ men er pening a cnuncienee” pape aged ag eg oe | id the other two men. 00, 000 NT ‘rushed to the exits and many were of his own suid tod it he Nurse Going With Him. LAME SerOets, Was TOROS OF Tee et a Ce ee mes Hart, who walked into! | TH CHILD ENTERS HOME trampled. The monetary loss was evlinds overs : asure al 0 2 nga elite pu ane ‘* , and : Maloney, who told of 600th child entered Wr. Barnardo's | $7 000,000 IN DIVIDENDS carbon monors” 7 : ver bret ' ’ LORS Seu nora is a lig Se ko : : : : oe had CE ae * oh yee nat ne SUuagen rning out of the light® jiomes Christmas e1 e. Dr. Rar-| 1g battle at the clul ; Denver Post to » Forecast Disburse- . ating aa gas tr? , ’ ’ 4% ; : ~~ Wiea Thy a TOU , } Mim™Ma, | ft} 7} 1 t en" } Lis i r) downtow: ! ’ le .y nh . =! pasa. , somes . ; . _ j '¢ : ‘ AD. | nardo's homes are at Stepney | ; Causeway. and there are about 150 ments in Roc y 7. monoxide in as mitt ‘ ; Ba ‘elleved i's ? ch id Cos wi j + ¢ ( “ . . , . i crs ‘ arinki ’ ‘ oe aie nS ’ i as : “wri: } . “ P ed ‘ ‘ ) 71 Judge Charles Merrill Hough d)r- : , : the ner Triana ° $1,008,307: the Monntain Mtates : ; ; e © fol. | Deen }1 } ‘ irvy to Ke JuUn- ne ming | i >" ; | wl sal TTered vy the fk D aucnor- der Convicted Slayer to Ap- re GIRARDEAU. Mo Dec. Shots Pixc hanged as Disorders Pind 'Telegraph & Telephone €o., $672.- | Ped ny . ja’ fa stor. j ; hy 1 the 07 an: emilv fi > s in ia i i) ‘i. | pear Jan. "6 Wi) iam _ousch of St Louis, Congress in Argentine. q79° and the Cities Bervice (o : mtn ot tors to ask j;in 1 pink ef nditior nthe;in th Bri west man aii eae +4 was reported & Pr with eg Fat oy lof Colorada, $949,719. - esoclatec . v] spent ‘ hristmas reia- BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 276. A nia, died here tonig — Dt 7 ee Se aa : oF iin a e 4) ara . aiid; Cuune wria ' ' mercantile marine. ‘ : qd cl ire} KI } * > eas \ . ” 61.462.600; ¢t) | for determi: ‘arried md-the-% shiy 7 iio i i " hief yf iyruse tribes? iT} BY U, 5. CIRCUIT COURT CASE . Louts Motorist Injured. RIOT AMONG COMMUNISTS ) oe nee Seth Gebacmhale - - 2 a = 7 mn ’ ai 1 . a ¢ Is , : ya 5 > | id | r+ | . su - ’ ot oo | ‘ | it | ; : ane heen iced ous ja’ ‘ > | wipes TORE a > er . as . ' 7 here. wa ggasi injured on preliminary eession of the Seventh | Connt alan’ s Papers served. 5... és | t be | , } bd- | pl ee On _. oe -T an >) ; eabebeles n re i r ror 2 se we ; a - ribesmen and & r f : ra,a — ippear-'. 3 wav} rth ot here as he was Congress of the Communist party WEST PALM BEACH. Fla Dee, . pee ; M 1a Hem ed M - : : : t] new Frer High ' imissit al am ta apie a ' returning to his home by automo j, argentina broke up ip disorder | 26.—Papers in the separation suit OF COTTON AND WOOL WHEN ¥ Sythe boa Oe : | | om be a — cia | tT, ry ; the , Se sf ina vp! —_ ie ey nee tare : ‘he _ mi b convict: ek him with such was wounded and others suffered, Millicent Rogers today by the or rad an? en) | Sinni , 1 j Saeunke 3 _one- Vr yro ' i] ] ws é nee Irrnitte a negotiati “Tt rohber and m irae: - ¢ if- thi: he suffered a elight minor injuries The trouble start-| sheriff of Palm Beach Ceunty. The 9 , os . i te a hey : ) | y “ i by, F ‘ale os , atts 7 nities «4 : c 5 . Ps fe vs , : P a : ad . s re : _ 1)’ _ . than 100 peraons +’ RS see 2 nlc cays coe earn | ee ee RESISTOR OF 100% PURE WORSTED eicial . lames raed’ Se THE: earve the bene! penitentiary to serve out a a "I Rie | ‘ b i | pase -¢ ‘ - «9 »¢ Dies Whe 4 = - ") ; — Ve = ' . ae ie en 6 ie : fiumectic aac! : a * for his ,and Constantinop) possibiy ct TER and DRYS IN A FEW SECONDS Fa semijudi¢ial function. 4 r see | iidren Fos Girls Ai oreo.e. tor five years T have Joinen i teks aes ae Nee eet | CHICAGO, Dec. 2¢.—Search Sor] Meech 5, eee - spformation. | \in a shor ime. * ” oe = ong — ‘ “age as r in & 1. Henry. de urenw Ourt on Ji ~o, Wi ed Gay | bile l.ous was avthe side of his tonight. Numerous shots were| by Count Salm Von lioog@tracten SNOW TAKE A LONG TIME TO vertebrae He Was ied during a discussion of a motion.!] papers were forwarded here from A BRUSHED HAIR LINING PERRY CONFESSION MISSING hine adjusting a tire when an- ¢req > legate Muller of Mendoga | were served on his wife, the former IS WHY CHILDREN CATCH COLD. u urned here for medical treat. ; The police have detained tmore!| New York where the «suit wal in- Search for Murder Statement of execute him fe — $e. ; 4 Youth, Mackin Prison. | New Dein pelts : e Entire Company WILL BE PRESENT AT man Wallace White an woes Swe ues =e GENTENARY OF NIGENE CREED... se nn question that inva was waa tous ne &@ The Buckingham’s New Year’s Party esata ae aN apetao | tave Catholic Priests of Cincinnat; Perry, 1 pen court hefo le, | matter. 5.9 ™ DROWNED UNDER AUTO ip eelect from in his play. No donut at Archdiocese in Observance. ee 2, 292 ; fra kly and fr 3 Concrete Paving Deviser Dies. s account of this extraordinary attraction ‘ : = a i , nienarv 4 JU By Immediate reservations requested . + . . : ’ 7 ——_ ‘ i | ‘ ‘ " . : ’ " . 2 be . } ’ ‘ ; ’ ory? - ” - . Qn, a . .* 4 i ‘ : ~ ets ess . —™>* - . . 2 " s . *» - > , ‘ a . - ; ; ; : . ‘ : i i ' > > ° ; " a : ’ . . ~~? . ‘ goa ‘ ‘ & « . ‘ ; , as . - : ~ , ‘ «i ‘ . ’ ii . “ 4 é - ; . . ‘ : \ . P " r ‘ " . ; " i 4 " . . . " lie > ‘ > ‘ 7 ry . --* ‘ ; : r id ’ . . on a = P = ‘ : iV ‘ ‘ vy pat _ &s -~* ere ’ ; . ; } _— oa @ . : ] ; il ii MUITW es ‘ a : ? } : ‘ . ' . - . : , " ’ ‘ : - ; ; : ‘ - . . * " , ; . ; : : - " . ' . ] T : : . sick * . ’ | ’ ’ t ’ té T > : | . 2 . ; ’ " : : . ° : ‘ ; 4 > " A 7 de : } . ; i : : : . ‘ , ; ; P A _ “ . + " ** ‘ - ‘ ’ 7 ‘ . . ‘ ‘ } : ‘ : . , - ~ : ss ?' «4 : : : . : . . § — “" ed ohh, vite for h “i His cheeks are rosy a | ‘su ries 2 uth untwell, 14 years old, of na - Pp gues > . ‘ a nS ~i phe. ‘ - ok a” — ne M4 es bbe By : a “Ee SOA What does Junior av- . mm 4 tt Tle was scarcely of an age ot preacher of New York, will deliv-| which “as sounded : of a generation age, WhO RO, a er the sermon, taken to City Hospital S r yesterday retain lasting impres®ions on the. <n

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+ 3 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 j ST. LOUIS — ¥ 48 ss ; . b aoe at Roper Tells = tsp SO | : aid | y P. Long : Is “Playing With Dona ee oo = After-Xmas Sale - | magne ae | D- A 5 ; bid er . a , rt erg . sior tr oda; "y in Liquor | ° ‘rom George V aan S08 nee ea All Holiday Goods R Rl Sona te As®ociatec Press 4 ‘ en ot - 74 . F a er , cache ? - ay , educed 4a eate Commission of Richard : : PHILADELPHIA, Dec. i; am _ist to Perform at White House. Silverware—Electrical a atlery— : men, not gh Toys—Percolaters and many other items, | . Support. formation ef | {t) under iver and Micnigas Unsests Sapa ee ease ae eas eeeleland to Finance Work of |e, Br the Agportated —— | PORT HT Re Aseor'*! 4 Presse. ~~ “hares pwd ZINGT' IN, Tec. °s —-In- oid, “ ne, with of an export commission *‘: maid in his a “suicide. pa June, returned prog ™am™ hag virtually been tie ssid he did upon. whereabouts a! in the administration's farm mai to create such a commis- CUuss a note fou '¢9 supervise disposal of sur- machine at the agricultural products, will be pearance, sayin a soon in Congress, and *° end their li s to have the support Kirk patrick, @f President Coolidge and the father of “thre: Serators ahd Representa- am homeands who have Deen criticising his Uy and friend: THRO BAPTIST % TEARS OLD boulevard 150 feet east of Spring avenue and immediate! n sent L] coup. 7 with Secretary Jardine by —_— university's style ot architecture. ether members of the Iowa Elected 9 Preste m relief meeting in Des Moines NEW YORK ons , a pansive. but Not Responsiv: 10.000 at Funmgral for S Miners. Aground Off Virginia the administration will give the New York was cedicated in 188: - wt UhiC AG! A °.- © rresi- ; PMC: weighs . IOR! . .4.- . 4s ~ : 2 an? "} — _ = - ; = 1 TS. ‘ hE of “eT eR Members. Dewart had eine Le ET me ccette for agricultural relief. mistake. Tf “ ~, ARCHITECT’ S drawing of the $225. subject was talked over to- Miss Bopra is is | building is to have a basketball court with 2 100. loc] r, yl an illiar »0ms, handbal! tative Lickinson (Rep.) DEWART TO Or. | courts and 4 swimming pool. is lene he’ just before his eagaetane - Publishing the mation in (ongress to attend a the Assamiat~ PIPE? GRINS © _ ee six ABOA D $ 7 ERIL Quit IPE: DAWES: oa PE : : HI 'N 4 . a result Dickinson is expected T Dewart toda An=wer to No-Tobacco League L k- _ Schooner. Florida Bound Goe; ' of a bill creating 4m CKPOTt used by the Family Reunited After 60 Years. 3 ia . mgpcretary Jardine has conferred ...4 treasurer a “ARLISLE. Pa., De °6.—For League at Indiana} s rT esting ! era’ s ttendec i 7 | Meier |! ; _ | President Coolidge several! of the publish oe fire ttreeeg -_ = 6% : , ‘ A » om “ eS sn —_ . . -_ —_—— : ely ; eis. ii 7 2 im 6 ° b th. ber . a} : j y @2 ‘ > " - - . 2 - . 4 i. « : . >. ort iat and ¢ yu isters i ad tion : a sé mn sina 4 9 | : igh farm ob mp , ya compliance wit! «i o ‘i nris’ A - - a } n.o8 ; . ] commission of seren men S ) : . . > - of the opinions long ente: >» take over an irplus Snajor farm products ww! , — = ~ be sold in thie country ona “™ = math the cost of production. puted any sus ry would be charged against ™4 . . yw pending In view tion by the Agr assertions by the Presi- cegters mpon is sOnie of is advisers, re- board oO prris * farmer that he Rhim- powers * deal ust remredy many -of the cen- probie' bue wW | + is confronted. farn roducts , ‘ “-nators and Representa- with farmer~ Announcing Huette’s Greatest Annual Clearance cted en the damm COME EARLY and realize its importance to you. aes i, Off 15 Off egislation would proposed, the : . ) ed by the White House. call fer exten $45 Women’s Sport Coats. $22.50 $30.00 y Pressure in favor of varieus| from the Geve Women’s Smart Straps! | | $50 Women’s Sport Coats $25.00 $33.35 Sion brought to hese an tue }aae ae Chic P / $60 Women's Sport Coats . 950.00 540.00 ne! et cere ic rumps | $75 Women’s Sport Coats . . $37.50 $50.00 See" including one by Rep-| Secretary J8 3 Great Special Clearance Reductions’ Aa $100 Women’s Fur-Trimmed Coats $50.00 $66.65 ized he administration's co- funetions ¢ 1 95 | j ; $125 Women’s Fur-Trimmed Coats . a Ft $83.35 ac ng the qualities neces: go inte the maf : . = ‘ cd implete soiution of th Tentative ca $150 Women’s Fur-Trimmed Coats $75.00 $100.00 roblen a ge, = ~ - . : ~ ~*~ - German for le lation to empower the B $200 Women’s Fur-Trimmed Coats. . . $100.00 $133.35 ant the eoceommaiien Gaenan eee > means been confined when surplus Dp MSirgents from the West. ly menacing a SALE STARTS MONDAY BR.” ,°* ranking Repubitean | ing industry as HEY’RE the very latest developments from Bb ccmintecraciens gregeess 20] aeaeonaa these great designers of Women’s and Misses’ Becuricstenta | ehinery i Coats— The newest fabrics and furs are represented it {oday'n conference be- | imate assistane ths town denen in Con- : "ary eIpresse: can” ment — h t 4 f ‘Oday that sufficient orog- render wh ashington Avenue at Broadway wu ty, tat mltnicient prog. | render SR ef arriving at «@ the part of T°uld not tmwolve erice mes ' hare Put the Gerermment i e.ntent vy neid

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es will be held ' des at the T... _- Locust str T RS — sweeten ok ch as. and gfors ~ ' ~~. ~ ny Instances broadway > >" 4 BS > ee aes ge ots Xb -Amas Sale tay Goods Reduced /2 lectrical A ppliances—C utlery— ttems, other > many x Carte Between Locuge #2 and St. mee ee ; wt Y Off $22.50 $25.00 $30.00 $37.50 $50.00 $62.50 $7 5.00 100.00 y a e 10x. ts >] opments ens and Misses’ are represented furred OM THE & MARX ey SD 14 Off $30.00 $33.35 $40.00 $50.00 $66.65 $83.35 woe $100.00 = i iin i ~ Pe from with sguirrel., of an : @ upon. eOUgh in euch « eead in the adminis prog ax: mm to create Su . supervise cispos h Secreta OPORT BODY Mh , US FARM | ols PROPOSED to Create Commission to Get Cool- ’s Support. ) BE CHARGED PRODUCERS Suggested as Step to , Over-Production _ to Finance Work of associate? Press : iGTON, ie ~ ~~ y? c TPo! has virtual * + ra'ion . rc ’ > ial & . ai aia — -” » % —Jn- sion of seven Members lrimission ‘Ss farm lv been >» a commis- ~ 7 a . ai ©; Bur- siegliural products, will be nef goon in “ongress, and jees to have t support @ President Coolidge and the Senators and Representa- aatho have been critict sing his maer gericultural relief. gubject was talked over to- by Rep- = td five Dickinson (Rep.) o! before his departure _ arc . lowa Ongress attend rl) ¢ ne -_ Nlo Dickins Ss expects ie Vi > ry ve. 7 . 1c’ re .? rv ta * s* : «4 e-, oO Tra 1% i Dak- —~_ Crea.ung a ApOor. Metary Jardine has conferred President ‘(Coolidge severa regarcing su propose wh farn | ; mbers of id today that the pre . ef . vr) - rr t) S Lj @ qT) , 7 i) ert at imisStra.i }. is i » Iie Co 6 r ai? 7 hic. i ‘ M4 ‘ j mr ¢ ek + : ae > ~ ’ z. ~~ , ; — -4 a is\ lariers ~~ ? + ~ r “ - o 2¢ iss ba ‘ , i- . r ee : > — *« ar ~ LL? ro arge nine ers . - w rp ’ ’ ‘ r [zit SS v I arge se ls 4 ’ : “~T) Ss I 1 € yp D or - . 2 d i i iss ° bs oh A ‘a 2 > One Kill Pending. bi! ‘ > per: ‘ 7 air os & rT ’ b Senate ra. Le? RO 0} Se 7) ' ; Hous r other reli > mr _ a il te ae? SF fF -_ > > he ie . ~- a” ,* . a | at ‘ ~ mfr eT — : .Ss egisiati wou pose MK : ; Dress ’ Ls ‘+ e anc Ti : . } . - meer. a ’ “asi qiery iz ’ ‘ ~ . BOUS ing « p- ’ Pes es wv - ** Came . rt Se ’ : suga: CK) ~ } “ a, ee w+ for « s. ' ° « Problen Céma a} tie * @) en? 4 re at : ‘ nr + e? sated ca _ WO’ Tk) on.ine insur « ron e Wee - © 0 e ra LALLY e » wb ilican - = » - rs ron State “ond the a ° " app: 2% inine -Hne f. n © 2 te 0! Such an expansion : arr — - as , —_ S - a pr ETratl as mee - — - geet ) th 1t) = ot cons — ae , Probiem an: . . a > . u Oday s conference pe- a Ty Cc ,r a+ ; 7. - ™ “y iCaszon aiid o &y 2ine ’re °*> 7 — .l@ i0Fa \e ra T 77) ¢ , had Tn’ a ’ ’ a dt : ry o ° seater | om = * . , ‘ to the iJ . Nic _& , m+ he announced ~ cdecisioT : Re reese r'ta eeT «> Chair in e +¢% favre Car 4m rr _ me : - ty ° re DI. “4h jfader ngress Attitude of Jardine. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — — -—— SUNDAY M¢ JENENG, ‘SENATOR NORRIS 10 OPPOSE TWO APPOINTEES TO |. C. C. Nebraskan Objects to Taylor and Woodlock Because of Their Railroad Affiliations. By the Associated Press. SHREVEPORT-. Dec. 26 Huey P. Long. chairman cr -t2 LAuisiana Pub! lic Service Commis- today mad public a from George W. N: the Nebraska his opposition to the appointn of Richard’ V. Taylor and Thomas Fr. Woodlock as members of the In- terstate The letter said in part: lA.., ©£ior let? Tris, in Senator announs ~ ° * > — 7 Commerce Commission “Il am opposed to th these men, not because I have any n- formation of their lack of abi or of their honestr. Gut because of ' ©) “Aj S| ‘ [ oss I r) - atl appo!l = r a S&S a ee A I S q a general {| pos J c 7} iting on this commission the very man whose notiveites the re gulate , FIGURE IN S SUPPOSED § SUICIDE AGREEMENT RETURNS HOME isSion is called upo yn to r Br the Ag | Press PORT HU rt ON, —(~h Kirkpatrick Miss R ~~ -y - ; = Cr . : . * * iné@ . old. who, with rec; nita* « Suicide pact mystery Tine a ae He said he where returned to his hore toda: Know the girl's ined to dis- his abandoned their disap- had deci did not abouts and cec ‘USS a note found i! machine at the time of saying they lives well pearance. ied era tneir -to-do, and the said — Kirk patrick, father of ‘three children am home and accepted by my fam- ily and friends. I hare made ai ee I do not know where | ‘tiss Bopra is.”’ DEWART TO MUNSEY'S POST bleted President of Companie: ‘J ablishing the sun em Telegram. > \ } ~ YORN | ow > ¢ ae ia’ c ~ - ek C - fC) a > Neo 4 =U nine BMlegran 2 aused bY ie dea AF . Ai 1S¢ eWa»ri “ ind treas E + 4 7,7 X cr b? La . 1O] © : - ryvy la’ eo tions give: ‘ : é rio , + + ~ 7 ~ - Z = Pe - * é& rr ~ 4 * : Pa - , X - - = — al - + i@ 4 - ax - ’ a cod ad a & ue ‘ a 7 Pak «4 ’ - oa) : ; a bs! oa . - nr nd ’ _ ‘ oe | ms re, ‘ > 2 bimergcency Pernad- x . _ 9 ~ r 7 A ~ * ‘ ‘ 2) oF ‘ ¢ v . ITs ] . is 9 g . etree _ | ‘ esicr \ es ~ « re - _— a . c ; } 2e ' al Aa °¢ a ie .s 4S ’ 7 - — ’ al ig? £ @ - - > >’ , ‘ \\ 5 = =| | —— | = ‘ © —_ ‘ ~ / - ° 4 5 D a) a ane : ; 4 Mich... Dee. 26. | =i O | 9 fj { O ey | | e ieng Cc _— kiexall Orderlies wa Milk Magnesia a4 $1.00 Nuss and Iron lTatiet-. 7% x. tb we 1) eae PY Hiatt Pott +o Aspirin Cold Tablets 1% (.ivoerine and Bio-e ans f “=o = lbeeemiuee Lape 1 juacline val- -¥ Mentholated White Pine (ough “yrup e ee Sia Beef. trom and Win Bh agen . oe (atarrt Jelts 19 eters “‘“An Absolute Household Necessity”’ Always have handy a Fever Thermometer for there is always a possi- bility of sickness. Regular $2.00 value; all indi- vidually minute tested. Sale Price— 69e $1.10 Nuxated lron 79c $1.50 Buehler Oil 98c Extension Cords teguiar Price. $1.90 10-Foot Fixtension Cord Always useful around the house and office om aae.......2C TRUSSES We wish to mform all peopie thiat are ruptured and in need of a new Truss. that we hase a private nenlierniv equipped tattimnigg Paseo. and expert fitters in attendance We Packard's (ray Hair He- store Mionda\ 39 spernia! C (eolden (.lint Shatmpaoo, 5 for o(« otc Hennafoam Shampoo V\iahdee Siul-itfied Cocoanut Vanous Shampovu Bas- (,iover «+ Viange | Fe S40 Tiger Ho rn 7 oe (pil et. oat 6 for 3% Hentia we ‘meds 1 Se and sulphur 49. OS® - 9 49 and Sc icc and Suk nlator’ $4.29 Wilsonia Alarm Clock Top- Bell Alarm Sale Price 398e (an ie prtir pres “air De-Vilbiss Nose & Throat Atomizers, No. used fe 15 $1.35 Yr either pre Special Sale Icy-Hot Vacuum Bottles Will - ? s- tours heep si is hour- bicg tact motid PINT BOTTLE 98¢ QUART BOTTLE $1.85 Wollf-Vilvon $1.00 LAVORIS, MOUTH WASH Buoy _ Soap 10 Bars DIC PEPSO-}- DENT TOOTH PASTE Proof ~paces ior Prescription Department has adopted this style package for all ese preparations of this nature for the reason that they are sensitive to light and easily affected by dust or exposure Our Prescription Dep't. Wishes to call special attention to the fact that all of our Eye Prescriptions are dispensed in specially mae Orange Colored Dust- Boxes Which contain individual both e.e tion, eye dropper and bottle prescrip- of THF =i TALA Bifocal IDewe wisionese —!? er far and near aeeing LAL Is : $7.25 Lenses Frames 4ll Stvlee 4ii shade« SI r your safety we hare Ve ese e tamination “ter of eptometry. | utetion behind our werk. I—POoOrRPLLAK PRI bE» c——BPPRICIENCY For the finest quailit» bu optical merchandise to the most capuble regiater- he had ea «d: Popsilar Prices Eves Examined Free large. aerep Lenses 4aNLD img wf distance OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT Our Three Points: (KOW ING, pAtILyY —- “PF EVID guarantee go pert es ‘fur rep Oculists Prescriptions Filied at a Saving ~ Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Toric Lenses reundd. curved read $7.25 (1arantieed sale Price liexwular $!.- “ \ oue rear Wilsonia Elec. Curling Iron mitie 19¢ 410 all-« om- pusition twee liwhat Piugs ( luster Demuli fells Tissintient m black 6-Foot Cord, Sale Price Sale Price. . Stuart Two-Way Plug .39C Flectric Iron Cord With Detachable Plug, 49c $5 BLUE RIBBON ELECTRIC IRON Pure Horehound Pound Candy. 25c| Men's Shaving Needs (-illette Hl niles Auto-trop Bil Palmolive shaving cote oikh)=6 Williams Menten = shaviog Shaving lv - »” 1dle 10°. 2 a ( rem ( rear, > {( reany »- owned of Durham-Duplexs Blades. oo oth Crem Blades ob ce “typtic Pencils (stop Uleedme ~ “— : ine: 2 for 2h Sale Price, SE50 15 cusses mene a SiN - promt weagchl guarauteed VMennmen = Takwos. for meen. one year. complete with six leet 3 for oth detachable cord straight Hiazer.~ 4% | Theatrical || Glycerin on | Ivory Soap Cold Chemically Alcoho Gueet Siu Cream Pure Pt. Bottle || . liouen ? oe 44¢ ao 39c 39C at 4Z¢ A Great Sale of DRUGS - Tincture Iodine, 2 ozs.. Boric Acid, Ib........ Spirits Camphor, 2 ozs... Sage Tea; 3—1-0z. pkgs..19c Castor Oil, 12 ozs........ 38c Cascara Aromatic, 4 ozs. .39c Boric Acid (liquid), 4 ozs 19¢ Witch Hazel, pint...... .29¢ Puretest Bay Rum, pint. 49c Glycerine and Rose Water, 6 ozs. . .25¢ Fresh Citrate Magnesia, bottle ...a08 Imported Italian Olive Oil, quart, $1.45; pint.... .85¢ Dentifrices _ 50 Pebeco Tooth - Paste 37 Listerine Tooth Paste sic hk holynos Tooth Paste 2he S0c Cato Tooth Paste 29: sSquibb’s Tooth Paste othe $1 Pyorrhocide Jooth Paste. 7% oth Kevelation Tooth Powder. —_ o—® TERLING © TROPPER Strops Any Make of Safety Razor Blades 4ligo may be ued to srop your old razor. Keg. $1.50 valar. SALE PRICE 98ec Nail Preparations 35c Mad Nail Polish... .250 25¢ Ola Nail Polish a Cc 35c Cutex Preparations, 270 50c Glazo Nail Polish...37c Cutex Cuticle Remover, 27c, 53c, 98c 35c Mirror Nail Polish. .25c $1 Cutex Manicure Sets, 83c 60c Cutex Manicure Sets, 490 $1.50 Westphal’s Auxiliator $1 Gold’n Peacock Bleach Hair Tonic Cream f i te 14 he TONITONES Tonk Can be {] faken any ‘time HW in the year. Vor a} e'derly people tt weak women, if lidren and . : during consavVva : le secenee iA s t rengthening : for ®ulld- up tne seys- Ving one an appetite: for : Paie pe ple : anemitita and f 4 nervots debi!- 4 fy Large 16-Oz. $1.00 2 Lyon's Tooth Powder B= Bottle »>d@see6ees _ raate - ote 3 Bottles, $2.50 Ht borhaws looth Paste 2% 50c PALMOLIVE A SHAMPOO e 27¢ $3.00 Ladies’ Syringe red rubber Sale of Rubber $2.25 Washington Fountain Syrin Hot Water Bottle $2.00 Superla Fountain Syringe, ‘seamless $2.50 Superior Hot Water Bottle, seamleds red rubber . 75¢ Eureka Rubber Gloves $1.25 Miller Crib Sheets S oe > Empire Vaginal Spray _. $239 = pr $1. 495 ae | - vilaiieeaial 98e i ee ae Oe as ~ color aud lease the hair clean and —tichdiness. and willl not rub off ~“calyp fhoce the imal «xslor it is Special Monday . 83 Farr’s Gray Hair Restorer it's my beautiful hair again! before the first gray hair appeared—and to think how easily I did it myself. Positively Will Not Injure Hair barr - alwas- brings back the original. is clear as water, cleay to use, without odor or hair has returned to it« orig caey hept so. and «can be washed or curled without affecting the color wo. ee 7 - 1 ~ 2 as LO ee pein | ae le ih. pieeipbeadated dust as it looked a Me es naitral fletfs. barr’- oT stain the Thermos Lunch Kits¢ Complete with 1° ed bottle: sale price Icy-Hot Lunch Kit, complete with pint green enameled bottle; sale price »-pint nickel plat. $2.98 $I Zaid sac, 69¢ LISTERINE y TILSON’S MONDAY LE . a W OLFF-W ILS + + - A SA ; ** Herb dune > for $2.50 i+ Pompeian bace Powder, 42: should bo Patent Medicines Grn Pines Cough Whe mests bat ik [horn « Khouge Se r ee ever? Si. Adlerika S.3 Pixon « Cough Hemedsy,. 27°. Si kh data Hire Pace Powder. 3 i ~ ‘ b on abe $1.50 Allenhru $i.c5 Hem. fur Cougte iG Li Stik Cyrane baw Powder te ££ s lier The i¢1.75 Allenhru No. 2. spe- ~ott« boimtlsivn bic, Be (atiins= Quine Seed (Creag ny sate anti- viel $1.58 ~al Hepatia 31 120, To (for chapped harnd-) coke — Bane Aualgesique Gs ~choentfelds Tea » for ohbe Mavin Talbourm ih. Si. Te og Mayer \spirin Tablets. = Viek = Vaporuh. 240. $1 is Dirlove Narsery Taleum, tb dozen. 2. bettic of Ltr, Ole $150 Van bas Hair Tonic, 9m Can ® $1.00 Bottle | casioria (Mieteher's). 3 for St . : 0c Mavis Pace Powder Sie 19Cc S125 ire srpatainae ete i Toilet Articles 51.0 Viarys (,arden huce 606 Doan's hidnes Pili- +4 Sic) «JS rostilla 26 Powder ra 50c Bottle Father John ' - “t femove 3% Mennen « Taleownis Zi a phite- So $1 Dike New Hair HKHenmeover , Z20oC Bottle €1.25 Gude'’ Carmen face Powder, 20 ( remtie 2tc. SSe ~~ Norwe: 61.50 Piver's cian Lod V4 / Floram ye or Liver Oil NA le Trefle ° egrtal Pint. 49%c 'b, Tf A Pleasant Way ton Take — Salts hd o. - " ® fis “— oe ; tek! nz - ” r’ ’ 4 ; 4 : é ; - 7 ° fu po?) EPSOM SALTS TABLETS af | % Y -

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wae a a ST IO! nS POST-NISPATH SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 27, 1925 ws 2 ae Se ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH hs Jae .* 4 > 7. ° Fe a - a ‘ | - P ee , tama to. two grocery concern? Hot eee aiutte in Britain. ROTTES . PP y, y KING BORIS GRANTS PARDONS ° = mHltary court for participa. warehouses today on the water| LONDON, Dec. 28.—The coldest ton in +) “athedral outrage A‘ ' , we na rat time’ be also. faced pardons Schoolboy Boxer and His Bride front. The cause pas not been de-| December Engiand has known for wssencgetente sober” wuctaee TO 60 CONDEMNED TO DEATH we * * > show you Pree consul tatio: Rowofless plas » > ‘ : i” rr , = f “ ‘€ > ' Fe ; Ne. om ; : ‘ a a He Ny . as on m : | - -**. \- ’ t ’ is ° A . : " - i’ , 7 : = he en _ a -_ ~ . " 7 he. WwW ’ re ony ix t ] of ‘ a) p Lic 4 E-nd-~ Life in ™ Pye pe fing (,allery ‘ a 2 . " ve: x $e: 2 4 > os a ee ws bw ~ . ' ; : 4 ‘ > aa aia 4 4 4 - ; )@ ” De! snape I > : y ’ oo. xpe os ty tm « Omsperac) 5 Sending to Bite . ty oO ok Se Fi ec fed ' > fi is disc ered coentai 31 ; - tubin 23 uit Mouths Brosen ‘1 | - : , as i 2 the plac , ‘ar rth hor wa. | Stare 9 to 10am OW. “OTs ‘TROTTER, : J. = . is . > ¥ i? = ° . ‘ : s 5 Tad an ~ “ > f , , ‘ , ; . Artif “a! tee! = n’ ~ the esocta Pres See te > (;ardner Mrs ANNUAL CLEARANCE | _/©7 Jims) com Osc + “At = George I). Marts William L. * ‘Young’ a and Mrs. Stribli 38 ; + HW OR | | aD m. o - ae Seng reemapcedi = > 5 ° ~ ; ~ - - = > - 7 =e - 7 - 5 : > ; _-* * cz a -- ee " ars _%. ae z . . _ - a = : : oo . . > * - Pressed es ' a ae ~ ; ——s ae a " ‘ . ’ ' D > ; . - | . 7 a > . 3 ~ ~ . . > ¥ . - i. — ° 7 " : > ” = " & is _ , . . - - ‘ae : Z a” se : 7 —— ; -- — -- ~ . ~ ae ° . é " . : Dom e “4 : Ti ~ © oh ~- . . , P 4 o én ~ : * —_ : M » 2), i Styles, etc. t1 - - : - a . . ~ ~ le Onr- moe " 4 : . . : admiss announced La - + 4 _ bes ; — ae ye eT : if ’ - . ’ _ nel . 7 — . ——_ . . : : due . . 2 ; - : — ——— r. . . : . : -~* : “_" - eae * ose ™ - ‘ lé is es rz ; Yale ‘ / | ~ ‘ij* . : . yy 4a ‘ - A 614 OLIVE STREET Sut Joh H. McCormick J: ao ar | while they last. at... a school records, and confidential re- | lminary t A Serviceable Set of Teeth = . | : i ion : nette _— Boctan-ssecllies s- s At Huette's ports of their headmasters, an om as gs ae cha 5 at et rir ook . ao entra: examinations will be tak- IPPER and LOWER : | ; 3 Stores . : PLATE. incivding 5 00 es ' : +} ~fIr be , 3 toa ; " immediately at tire jose of th ee S = - gs. Phore Gari ‘ praee : ; . 430 N. Sixth schoo! ork. he stated. eed te come in and see these Plaics - ae LOL SS ; > eeu THE OCOLIST | 3 4 The Optometrist Baby Soft Sole ao foot "bas s was : The Optician Button ‘eC SWI; ‘ es one | | ee St Have had their proper place izes 0 to : Pek hexers at niz : ee ioe _ “alin our eve service for 27 ‘ hing ; , ; i , ys J ry ; ) ) ~ . “ai ” i 3 ' Me Oren Legs, Ulcers, Enlarged Veins. Golter Are Now Obtainable at This Store Alw ays at the House of Oy Eczema healed while you Sora wre te “ell Gall CONSTANT Comfort Shoes, the famous li: tt estful from the minn: - cig: | GULBRANSEN KIEFSELHORST KIMBALL A. C. LIEPE By the Asser of Shoes that vou've s or rt linmthe t(aem on. io “breaking ‘a . ied four ~ | . a ‘ a . GR AND PLA YER-PIANO 1517 Green Bay Av.. Milwaukee, Wis ES CANA Home Deecribe vour cage, | Fight of 7 . , " 7 — en 6 esa Veil Galla mational magazines — we hav esta Pe ae a S + - ; Sizes 37 to 9 EE Width ago the Society se hand MANCHESTER MANUFACTURING CO. iste Seerh Vandeventer Avenue i.rand cnoo “TT. Lets Saturdar \Afterneen, (irand 2054-t Bnilders of MANCHESTER Houses. (ettages. tlubsa, Schools and Garages. VORRUAAAOOAAEE EDO E OEE Re Renee eeeeeeeeesesect SUSVECE See eeeeseeeees Pippa pepe pepe hhh bh bb bh bb bo hhh he td for admission to Yale reseed (000000000004 . | : meat a : | 7% : FEWER IN PRISON IN 1923 THAN “moderately priced Grand tes easy ‘0 play. Tes tome IN 1919, CENSUS REFORT onUWs : ‘rich >: do oe, 3 discount ) Li ably expressive i its re . Q . a “Soe De BALIVIERE Tats of teste Oe | » | : of roll-recorded music. ee aa Per 100,000. a Ru ) eivety touch: 3 : and let us give you a dex reat ae Decrease of 21.5 ton its a Piano that w 1 On. You'll find the & RB crecit to your ome — ayer all that you expect -t aver-Piano to be—and more, . Eee “tretly Presh ? ee aS Se Ladies’ short vamp Shoes of Ladies Outsize Shc | - | > , } hort mr utsize Shoes on " ss | : 1 Bypn—g emege _— Terms $5 Weekly ~ EGGS - . - ~ a lack azecd ae LJ A - = => : Gea es * rianc on —e nb nation | _* a ain? *-, + g a as an . Plas .ce moce D'reet ta Themee om “Me. end WL azec k:d steel arch . se . . | A . ; aS arms. poOZzE~ rubber heels turned soles; stee! arch sup- Black kid) Heavy hand-t . ports. Cuban rubber hee'« ec sO.es; stee! arch supports. Smart, yet comfortable Low rubber heels a ee _ ee en Constant Comfor? eee en at | i le : : m sii | . =. . ee oe | 4 pea pny @ ta A ae aa i tra . : ie Fresh Pork Liver Nurses’ Oxfords $Bar Strap Pumps = Semi-Dress Oxford > | Extre 20% Discount CABLE MIDGERa® ee al wes 2%, tog 6s wea ° . : HAINES BROS. Special! 0 UPRIGHT % Fresh Perk Ears Widths B to EX = Widths A : : io aimee ae AMPICO $ 350 | cits t — wae stand Floor Samples 2 anos, Player-Pianos. Grands, and Grands that we have been using Rec Onions meee and for demonstration purposes Red went to & a a a _— — im bered re offeres iiscount in order to close them melee tha Comfortable Black kid Or. pred pie e cresa] shoe that ie 1,367 in in e %. wat befc immual inventory, Dec. 31st... A wonder- | ——— nla na ; - _ . . ss” . Oxfora coal sho was + t r) | . ‘ ? tord—pilain toe or with np ial “ oe ; 2 Lore nee : ful oppertunity for you to secure a splendid Piano st . . -« . 4 & 4% ee Bi : . “4 2 ; ; es ee mp mioce.. Made with cush- a 3 = Steel arch supports, cushion aid; hand-turned soles. cush- | : — mn . . wa = ria it genuine savin Come in Mi j CHRISTM insoles; low rubber heels. stee. arch sup- ports anc Cuban rubber heels. _ . vi J : 19 . , pox 4 . | : ) . ° ; . | es of serious crime showed tow eZ } Terms if Desired on OYSTERS sta Constant Comfort Constant Camfo - ‘ia. os a eT RLeriy 8 By Che A di N 11; £3 , i tT! ry j onstanft j Imifort " . - ei Pi = . Pin at nh = D Ladies’ Nullifiers oa al 2- Strap Pumps Ladies’ ‘Slippers » liquor laws ich ; | | ny rtano | 5... se on OS ' . . punts — ' = ~ ‘ | Bacon . i hreewt mae Sizes 7; to o es ae re &: | bet Me iGgti ? " or — - ——— ; ; —-v"W—-"-e~ee "ur . Widths A to EE $s foo 50 i Pe : WHat 2 tharv GS toing ts Oniy «44 incites nigh, ~ ' FRANKS “i metetl $ agen ae of yen : ie ok oe — | inches long and 2@ SS : “MINCED HAM ‘ 3 : | 9 5 ~Y Geen. Yer itsa real JER § SACS Uk ' —— with a full 7% octave & orse low é 4 !~ board, and greater - ‘ when & and richness of tome , = ee sey, 1007 OLIVE STREET Yee) =x. a — A piain toe slipper ef soft EasY restful! shor? vamp Attractive <r ite , iaeed va ber die a —_ ) 1879 6200 Ideal for the apart= A “ee Black glazed kid. Stee! erch Pump made of soft Black kid. made of soft Black id. ond. Fire on Washington’< Water Pron: pee ea Ra aleae. oo PHONOGRAPHS —- tne =— a , carrots 4 : tme scnooit supports. Low rubber heels. Hand-turned soles, cushion turned soles; cushion insoles. whe Associated Prem sit gos, - | horse wor Ideal for house wear E width insoles, steel arch supports, stee! ASHING TO. ec 3 —— ; _ cI0¢ os only | Gubbe vader lnscle — a supports. Low rub- ) | sods = ™ Terms $14 Weekly W here Music Is pale Terms $2 W = eee « Yand-Turned Soles . *

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7 i a ee ST-DISPATCH i. 2 ST. LOUIS a SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 192 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH as BIRTHDAY '| FORMER AMBASSADOR ring ; tT 7) P = ~ oe : your mouth . : = _ oe oo in ” dj | ° a frets | ‘DR. OTs TROTTER, “eon , —-. |}; Sale Specials | JAVOLA Bervance Here Will Be One| mE EE) oi: siers Dynes 4. | EZ\ DRUGS wna REPUTATIO COFFEE of Many in Memory of | | .) ia Tablets 72 Dean Ss Late President. i Fie at 30c Laxative Bromo canteen y | | fe . corS & Freshly Roasted 4 Woodrow Wilson birthday ’ | : baying Javola s Morris of Philadelphia, e | a i ae.. with of te fr 00h Tooth Walgreen's Freshly Made 50 sams Lilac HN gular P . P Lb 47 s Powder | 5 COLD CREAM Wathin'’s FR, aff Vegetal " ee $1.25 Pinkham’s vege % | git~— -.- Mulsified pleas ; f table Compound . 2lc . ey you. Largesize, hee Cocoanut Oil EAGE ! Special for Monday 60c Pompeian ed . ‘ : : , “3: = . Bias ES ee ; , ; 3° am ) . 43¢c oath ebairinan ( nharies natiin 2 . "60¢ Pompeian Face 25c Bar Cuticura & e $1.25 Manon Lescaut Golden . . Lb. - ee. 11 Wade Childress ; » Sphegdtdete es Soap Dijer-Kiss Face Peacock /|Hmae Shampoo ¥ 3 Lbs., $1.25 atlin, L ade ‘hildress ha : ’ ’ ; jel kh. C | ee a tomeding Ht -_ SOAP, Per Bar Rouge Powder leach : ‘leans the scalp and ‘ . aiieaves the hair silky (oe 3 A Clear, Beautiful iiecste:l Sire - ; | came | Skin—Now! teliffe, the Fi a 4. F = ver * WNSTROU PACCINE Germicidal Antiseptic . F Works eT) Le Mil ar. a : o ora , ‘ sos Mary Semple Sc anes G. kag Rlood aaeae | st t- 2s, | | Miracles yior, Re wy 36 x not sit * Hot a Ce ee eR we BS Ae ee ee ee stimealates (,Tan- Wu ley ana Wi - rote : ee = (Quie ; , More wonderful than tales of MALE TO CEASE septemaer Of WOMAN UNSOLVED gg . ee | sx | 50 HIND’S HONEY and 3] | me oon weg OL and Young Meal EXAMINATIONS IN 1927 — ee wisn. | | ALMOND CREAM LOTION. . Cc svthon aostatand te TE The greatest showing Finess of Applicants for Admit- re urce of Fumes Puzzle to Po- es } —e a $1.00 RUSSIAN MINERAL coftens.qud aileaaean uae Styles for every mas tance to Be corsa on | wou @ hd oetie diate (A, “Pp orrhea OIL, PINT R oil which is the cause of most awaits you. All the de ™ a proctor . u ontuners* saucteenceseth? Lise y 60c REM COUGH - 3 skin troubles. sired leathers. Tan P. ‘onT ' 6 Unexplained Recommended also You can feel it act, can see ee Black Calf. Black Kid :, Co Ae og ag : a sealds, burns. Quee = REMEDY P jo the infected oil disappear, Patent, Kangaroo, e membeg _ ee re ~--— = te - ot ous. Sate deter 20 gi; nd sur Inexpensive Cc p 4 Rid Your Skin Regular 7 - - of Unsightly 29 Large Size & : tabrica, | Bietehanu Oe ee Sallowness With Enoz Kills Moths Lemon Will Not Stain Insomnia : Save your germenets end My father, 1 years old. had caf 7 $7.00 Coty’s L’Origan Perfume Facialax Cream away withost using ENOE. : . en mot de- Wee ails, L ; ‘i ’ > Thigh oo Bact lin gf ; meee ees ad fered from insomnia for the last S] S dl “ty aaa diumniaitiie a aie five years. He has been on Biofeood 4 iret hand. bis description of the J sow fur ‘ses month. sleeps like s eep ooundly 2- Ounce, Original, $5.49 Start in whitening your It's easy to play. Its tone is beat § , ; nan 7. ome on Fm aglegary Senge Sleep soundivy at night and youll skin tonight. ae — ital Mind ~~ of all it’s remark- . 107- 708 SIXTH RAID ON POKER GAME FATAL actuals ceiting oe have days+ of "pp? 1 cup of ov al- 7 “7 . on Facialax an ve ‘ Pint With Spray Quart ably expressive in its renditions rom Unien Wkt. D.. Chicag tine at night brings soumd. natura! the improvement. Also Piat oll-recorded music. Come iam and 323-325 De BALIVIERS Kentucky Man Killed Kesisting lf You Suffer ar. Mullis you up wile yea if — . cleanses, leaving your === 79¢ $1 19 $1.39 d let us give you a demonstre- Sout of Wetermen . Search: Two Arrests. Take ee ne Sees Seer , : skin in soft and healthy cendition. . m the form of a deluious beverage ae An "17 th . ae } 7 . a —— _— ton. Y ou i mn ec mi im , Monday—T uesday ‘ TON 5 ; a BIOFOOD Digest- ttself alme-t instantiy, ana | ~ a. 50c Pyrolac Player all that you expect your ; | beng P help- al-o digest other foods which z= r Af) ie : Tooth Paste ot Plaver-Piano to b = m ! riet! yy 31018 . ’ 4 FREE Booklet. “The New ‘ CoP Ee “—* t didn > ope “ - , ne ead and | | 4 B ¢ of Health.” tor tbe may be in your stomach Terms $5 Weekly Sater x. vant eee Ovaltine c Ate Perfume Shop * ' OM Frosh Pork Heart fed by thie latter two here ton 3 Candy Con Be Made" 4 = 43c * At Our 515 Olive St. Store CABLE MIDG ET . ime Fresh Pork Liver iD. sag 7 } that D: 42 row! Our : Rosine Nuit De Chine Perfume, $7. 50 . | | ywered” tl { ° ° original _ UPRIGHT || eee poset i scores A Mild Bittersweet y , ae saharedjah Perfume 7.00 || Gabilla-Mon Sein 1b15 aon Sen Cary tanh Eee ae >: Chocolates Pa tcosa | Sine $4.69 [| 124 0: original $ Z Cheri DL ics] Caen | sd Mesut Ft eaten G7 EQ ntti q “er 2 oom earched vi : —— The Secret of the | Fuzzy Top Head Stopper e Face Powder : : : li } ‘4 ' : j Skin That's Always i. Piver’ ; Fetiche Perfume, . in exqeiette peudre de riz. &.3 » Waleren's After gy 19 Banker's Special, 10c size, Sae.......2.4cenn Garcia Grande, 10¢ size, Box of as. $1.98 Gonzalez, 10c size, Broad- ways, 12 for . rettes, box of 100 1 DO — ae UP NPE Gr Se ea By Ge Rutabagas eh ny , : | _ o-7 bed Tot nd } ’ a. ~ee Onions ate en tle ¢ In 1 anee 3 ) MILD BrTT | Young! 1 oz. original , veg ew ed melee that followed. sever ts -* - *Coty’s L’Origan Perfume, Carrots ox: rtanantatag ee Rare ag 1 oz. original . Bunches = ' | Made im our ewn Candy Department | - . P ‘ P rfume J *Coty’s L’Origan Fe , exciesivels fer eur Watereen euwato- CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR HORSES Bees : ae 2 oz. original Fresh and Homemade . : Toledo O.). Man brect~ Tree in *Coty s Paris Perfume, able : j 1 ~ bP rieods- | ey: ~ use of more ; r} inal Lh sta : ark nmviie i : 70c The Pound | ne : =. : , : - | ] oz ” ig : PER Qt ART *Amelita Narcisse Perfume, “ *pecial ~ rng aa ames pure . In fancy “Persian Desigcer”™ $1 25 Tne vag! 3 et ores purse size | ; acon HALT ristmas party for orses to- | metal bex a | a _ tine oe *Amelita Narcisse Perfume, : SLIckeD. LR nm tei sao reus-teyeuth. nateral com er ae on ane > In decerated metal hex. $ s hers , a hie 2 1 oz. original inches high. 5® FRANKS ( " an : ote | ——— oe Oe 1.35 nannies Sauk tem ¥ ~“Amelita Narcisse Perfume, ay ane a —— > > BAM - " rac rofes , nte hiner | Je artiatie metal bex $1 50 heeerr !) pean : * A mea ‘er its a real Piano * ont | PK -ACSAGF ‘ * . , : “Celenial «.irl™” desigu ° i : bulk, per oz. ' . ({CYoure Always Welcome at Walgreens [{) | yar ) Ge WP Wr Oe Se > Md sh BR adh AA AAR DM GB Rs MB MG AH B BD MA Oh 7 WB Terms $2 Weekly

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m ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-MISPATCH —_—-—— el - SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. A A A Ae — ——— niiicaiinan onl ee ee —_—_—, RAPIDPROGRESS =~ Duplex. MADE BUILDING ‘Studebaker’s Innovation in ROADS IN MEXICO, Zoquiapa and Llano Grande. approaching Chelula, im the will to “a oli of the route | 5 stute have road, Ayotla is State th the yi erondition. 4 to Iguala the a’ ¥ i(*¢’= t we nes nt ae ea + i a - rt ~o | in wd a P ? * - a | ee a me ——- Om o “- an (;uatemala tee: _ a ti: - o_ 7 ~ between Gov- - o a 4 ee ee ; ' ; | ' ' i 7 Kimer, Ray- Stoltz operates their and ' ' = es oe id a’ =3)'s £22 ~~. . On or Off in Ventilated Without 4 Minutes Movable Glass Rust-proof steel, rubberized top fabric and double strength glass make up the thin, strong Glassmo- bile panels. No wood cardboard or other flimsy materials used. As a result, the entire set of panels can carried in a neat, shallow container, furnished with the set; always with the car and instantly available when needed. A patented knob and slot device holds each curtain securely in place, yet permits it to be slipped on or off easily and quickly without tools. A unique and effective method of suspending the glass, holds it firmly in place and prevents glass breakage. Scientific ventilation—a complete circulation of air in any quantity desired—is secured in Glassmobile without loose, sliding glass panels, by an ingenious device that allows either or both front panels to be slid back from the windshield. Always With The Car | | | | > * — [. Tt —— = Built for All Models and Makes CHAMPION BODY CO. 3147 LOCUST BL. Open Sunday Till Noov and Evenings Get Our Lasy Payment Plan, Jeff. 2343-1149 '£ |; ¢€essory | plant —_ = —-— -—— -—— —_—- —_— — -—- - ANOTHER FORD | REO OFFERS NEW SALES REC ake TIME SALES PLAN New Six Coupe With | at Body Done in Fabric Finish we rove Val . CON ’ id eeeeaninie Pate aa — ee _-_ ements pat —— : . oo o a g : ’ 4 eae oe ae a rem PCE A : : ords tor € iriy W inter ‘ ‘Smaller Down Payment, Easier les were broken in Nees | @ - ; W ile 1 4° “8s rz e ‘ s and Longer Terms for Buy : passenger Cary game | 7” (rUCKS Wel U vered to réetaij : ers of Reo Cars. ; Worm Dri ' nited States s : ~ «i ice or ” eo) : . | aD Pproximad i, Axle in Ne . ’ ‘ ¢ ‘ . 5 . . : 7% A « ne time Sales 1inane- - SOVeMDbDer ga) r | antamohiles is ab 2 year” b A - ng pian if hie o automoadies “ - _ merican Bs rAaell Afoatar 4 . nounced by t hardeti OtOPr a —— ‘ : : ° . Co.. St louis Reo distribute Enrol 7h We Pare r altic Concrete Used as HE only ‘ ° . ' 4 "* | rT!) ~y : h ; rise nN - on an ATM he. tier tafor: } Q a\lers j ‘ ai; TY) , : tig nN to UOpre Upon Con- restr ed 9 taking not less than lented bers. In Nov Top Dressing tomabile } - « K Yr cer)? aot tt ; ri r has | he " ers ns erre | ~ : : type ' ar NA hic : ee . the pure persons enrolled undeg i te Paving Laid in soon bY a wal nrice as aow hy par ment and nave pian aiid pean paying on an cre . % . > «& been able to allow only 12 months more than twice 4s many ®8 %. U al Manner. perrey— — for time payment of the balance. ro in the same month laat be: su and di en! trouble-free eeorvice thay me whe the car “wer sold, The The new plan, which has been Deliveries of cars to cust “a ~-- ink tne Cal i i. ° ‘ . ‘ . " - - 7 . fs. oh ~ - — duplex eurtains iavé iN en.’ said drive ys of t he Car if h Ss run rra S J bv the Pie ) factory, pr ™ The new leather finish fabric coupe body on the Auburn Six VA ho Mave? Hee! } iving them toe ne latest dé ve lopn er im i igh- = es lo wel J. M. Falkner, sales manager of 35,600 miles points out that his | vides that down payments may be chassis which is being shown in St. Louts. This finish is very strong the weekly purchase Dilan are 54 rruction is combination meget 7 the Weber Co “ri hh ¢ ive made constant stops to passengers IN ias low as 2o per cent and tire and stylish in appearance. creasing Some began Paying fay constr” , halt. TI —* in turn, ome : ™ . " . , al +7 . . ~ fe 7 lf : Dile ; : ne ei A’ rriay iy ; i* good every possible way and out, the right rear curtain has payments may be spread ove) S their automobilee as long aS a year Bof concre I iS] : eg ; is it’ /- : . } . 4 - " ’ } - ‘Tete ~ > ° . 7. " icy * x i\ et “ «at 5 ride 5 : been up and down fully as many any as 15 months rhe new oti - igo, others during the eapl Spring yf both types § UBNWAYS | bo instance, Wé just Inspe ted t , if t 7 be en driven oi » very attractiv accord WILLYS ACQUIRES CONTROL st after his tour of Eastern grid- ind summer 1 nths ae moe if lizil t! ivan ) ness Of line, nag Imes as ne car had deel ve erms are ery allPaciive, ar = See ' hs west SES hedetitnbetee tat , ry ulllilzin i@ advan- a Studebaker Big Six duplex nhae- . oT aa as - an? af irons, stopped In Chicago long - t. " 1 For - before re offset bY , a bodv is onty ‘ 4 LOO 000 rniles i? i PD? 1 n*e family. ing to t{. \\ 7 hKardetll, pre sides nov Ot S KNIGHT CAR nou y MI t R b ne proves ord types were in. ; ic rding . iN) 1mM-} 7 : ‘ : -_ . 4 . sv " & pfig if ‘ , y, } 4 ti ; t rf 4 4 : . . a’ I .‘ ’ : ‘ras ; - ee en ee ae ae | the Kardell Co., who attended the OF STEARNS- SOUS T fo visit Motor Kow and Duy troduced. All now benetig @ummmese? of ©? | ground, aitn ' service car in St }«uis and In a Studebak« dupieX phaeton, ne Reo distril nteres’ convention sali his Nash. lle drove from Chicago convenience and comforts rot ed process already ih Use Ahi ance is as lar R P F ré ren > 4 tetat? ] ‘ a 3 . : . , ‘ : affordeg : ns another Big Six of the a ETTE pe the cCacicsure Wien ta wide the factory with J. C. WKardell ; “pe ves . ah pgs To) | to Wheaton in his new car. ‘bv the improved cars ? parts o! the country. That] The worm ds . | . Lid ‘i? : | ii a3 « ie . . - . . - i 4 i c . ricrlls ri ; : whic) U eT HO0 ls ‘ windows, rolls un out of sight into P ‘ CLEVELAND, O.; Dy -» Jonn yee: ' ver) » fi which has eo . neo : , . , | vace presid: nt of the firm. ; oa9) , | ’ bee lopment will end the feud Be APEnsive f on service car. The curtains of both ‘recesses in the root of the car, yet In addition, the Reo factory has, N. Willys, president ef Willys-Ov- —= _* nerete and asphalt in | Britism Laane , . } “ay ti' ,4«)> . iie . i« -. Xe . — . “> cre ve ‘ : ‘ hae = cars never ] ave aL en ot of orgcer:r. 1 ¢ ady {> he pulie ] gown in- pr , ac an advantageous floor ¥ lat , I) an } associates have be en y a lound ta: the interest ) 1iv ed and qui today work 5 eriecitiy as ‘st itly sl : ' rip ihitter : | ay . eyests an ; “ar 4 na (oqgaAy . T . ] BIG BARGAI ws FO NE : ni! conce ned including the Tria? Cal to have and dealers may carry as /arge, . ens Co. of this city, which | YEAR. et and the taxpayer, is the be-/ &ine with aus ; ' 2 . . ** . akes stearns- nigi aULOTIIO- ~ : . - . : , i. to every imnernber of its personnel Kardell was elated over the nu-| Max he Stearns-h : States Tires, Ajax and Cupples and All Sizes of Balloon onstruction of the nation's high- {| W!! ba ire re ies - , Ree a. ‘eo evidence + Pas ‘ao fac-, hils Srearns ¢'o. was the tirst = new sSO-CALICC Che gift was in recognition {merous evidences of the Reo fa ea , A HiGH-GRADE CORD TIRE AT A LOW PRI ays. ony what Edward Weber, president f'torw’s desire to co-operate with its in this country to gel an American e02t ess Firsts in the Original Factory Wrapper. California is resurfacing old with ¢ach bre 2 ‘ near | MTD Ts 32x33 Ss. S S224 SAa4 , | six segments } ¢} | ‘Sieritie > ~ : fy. ] { t { ' ers. ; Pg ' ~* " - $ | ° $ . $ ’ ’ rif ® . | ne " m. des ip" - a fii =) . listr 4 ] : P icense to us the IKinigh sleeve- Non-Skid 6.90leen a id RL) Enea , 10.75 Non-Skid. ll highways with what Poy wan whe cng operated hy a cessful year as Studebaker distrib-| ee arr ing 41 7 a1 at shaltic concrete, arry-lOooKInNg, | . ve ' MANY LONG MILEAGE CARS ivalive engine, in 1910 Willys is | UNITED STATES G. AND J. CORD TIRES ~" substance which {fs put tube, so that es —— Seconds, at a great saving. All new, clean and fresh stock. meulithic Suey ree Ve! ' quoted as saying that the Stearns- | ; ° ! . tient , ' ing pressure a = | 2 : ales ie ius 30x3'2 Oversize Cl... .$10.95134x4 SS non-skid... .$169§ en with the ease of asphalt but, | wr dis nial nien* - ’ nas § SiceVee} ' . , . - . : 4 _ ‘ oie : a Knight car, which nas @ | 30x3% SS non-skid... .$11.95132x4'5 SS non-skid. . n drying, becomes as rigid as! R vl lor - |} ‘ ° 1 yf ; agains’ 1" antler ue Rg ng ET a TIE a eylind engine of 3%4- | 31x4 SS non-skid. ...$14.95]33x4'2 SS non-skid. .. . $20.98 scretc. are sake Ge HIGH SPEED RUN IN TEXAS slo piceapeiing in aed ate ie inch bore and 5%s-inch stroke, will 32x4 SS non-skid. ...$15.95|35x4'2 SS non-skid... . $20 In Connecticut resurfacing of | are ne cei efriupete; resent-dav cars is re i- ' ~ . ° > : » hic ut | st . I : ‘ call of 10,000-| continue to b manufactured, and | 33x4 SS non-skid... .$16.95 135x5 SS _ non-skid... . $24.95 w concrete highways is being — 1a a ; aa 4 ° “firs ro ‘A i - . At l- . ~~ . ~- - ae ~ = — Te A ‘ ir es . ; & . e ’ 7 ae mn & , \ — heii “apa we: Sheet that the Stearns Cov, plant will be} CUPPLES F. 8§. CORDS 994 40 RALLOON 1 pea with (his same 4a: phaltic con- Special to the Post-Dispal aa ; |mile Studebakers “axel , cant operated apart from Willys-Over- | ; New Type Elat Top Tread . Heavy Non-Skid D 2. ®. New Jewel DALLAS, Tex., Dec. 26.—With a | company. prute* a tiennnin “at i 3oa4 Non-Nkid §, &. +++ Qc ALL FIRSTS IN THE ORIGINAL In the former case, the new i = i was I} on ol] eall ine’: de ] 199 Stude- iad. he ~Learns- hig Aus Le } 34 rhe Re = ; usefulns *sS of an old road b R FOR SALESMEN Std aS ouser I il) ] t l id 4 { )} 7" Hes. This list tes by no means com-| quer Y car, ind Wi ] be fur her r 32x4 Goodyear All-Weather Card. esoeee eee ba . $17.95 . f ‘ing it with at substs es. ITH dise PLAN DINNE he a ve 6Hexer hes plete, as there ar@ probably hun-| anec Slightly Blemished arenes § Ao eae match th prerque’. Pi “a ‘re »- ' sia laaiat ee — - eel ™ ’ . ‘ TY . . . 2 ERE NAR liust driven his standard model} dred if long-mileage cars that v4 All mail orders must be accompanied by Bank Draft, Money Order or Check, ily applied and demonstrated by with th 111 12 large sutomobile cceg-| 2 shunt } , areas ‘ FOTLK ~ FLL e “* e' “st ‘ ' to save delay in shipping. gperiments to be unusually dur- » OLnM! 4 7) taka ’ « ‘ i ss a = — i ‘ 4 ty ~1 -te ¢ . ha o né ver come ‘nf 1e artrten on RED GRANGE BUYS NASH ; . the "Ne w Dav’ | “~ Tania who}! Rickenbacke ‘ els over ile and smooth. In the latter case . sory igt Hers in ; i if e " ~—r * ar Ca - e ti ° | » ee * " Res She of the Studebaker rporation. . , (door sedan he . nolan ‘ ' ntoroao ‘ the 2. ~ 0 miles from me city im®- > ew topping is laid to rotect are members of the Au tive; the 24 ; | Of these 199 cars, 24 had trav- SPECIAL SIX ROADSTER Jefferson 1180 3117-3119 LOCUST ST. Jefferson 1180 ped ai | , im exper pe Ha ' ‘and is being sl AY celITN a? Qa ae ad ; m OPrE™N EVENINGS AND ALL DAY ST NDAVS To SERVE OUR cvs 0 , . ” | ' +} ‘ Lie } a highway that will be both) ine a tendans ‘ A iil ey ] a ‘I to g7 miles an hour. rhe run was i’ was retired. } id tr eled more Sik Oa sTrer., Tn ln a Lu 1lnecelO THE - hI ; —t a ot) With t his Auto how. T) salesmen and heads of houses. The | made just before dawn. ‘than 506,000 miles. his home in Wheaton for a short = = page ir > tenadpcen =. $995 at factor dinner will be at the American | - f¢@ American people wiil be Pay- | 5. $109 Wa -.9n sl tat a . , . at v. Annex Hotel beginning at 6-230 PP g here tnan the billion dollars tend cleat Nas m.. and will be followed by an ad-| timated as the highway bill of tom of the of . ‘* . . . ’ 9° 7 : : " ‘ . dress on “Jobbing Sales by Arthur eo Tremendous maintenan: eT. eoo!-runnine R. Moeggee, merchandising direc*or ‘of the Automotive Equipment As- sociation, the national organ‘zation of automobile accessory jobbers. The firms whose salesmen will be at the dinner are: Beck & Cor- hitt Iron Co., Fred Campbell Auto Supply Co., Fleer-Petty Auto Ac- Co., Campbell Iron C St Iron Store Co., Th ‘o., Sligo Iron Store ( Geller, Saddlery + l‘ramp- Sick- Ward Louis ° ton ¢ les “on ‘4 Hasner Hardware Co., Koochook (‘o., Straus Saddlery Co., Stewart- Warner Products Co. and Auto Parts Co. WILLYS-OVERLAND BRANCH _MEN VISIT TOLEDO FACT ORY wholesal: the personne! 4) Willyvs-Overland branch, Twenty- third and Locust streets: W. ©. Ki- racofe, branch manager, and a number of local dealers, have just returned from a five days’ trip to the Willys-Overland factory at To- ledo, where they attended the an- nual Christmas sales conference. At the conference the program for 1926 was discussed, including the new Willys retail finance plan, re- cently put in effect, which supplies credit terms at lowest cost to t] purchaser, They inspected the and the Wilson Pontiac, Mich., a Willys-Overlan4. Whlillys-Knight ,*> Toledo, Foundry Co. at subsidiary of manufacturing the nt /engine and castings. Dealer attendance at the con- vention was far beyond expecta- betokening, Kiracofe'- ga‘d, growing enthusiasm over the Whli- lys-Knight and Overland cars. John N. Willys, president Willvs-Overland, stated that LIONS, of daily orders were larger at this season than ever before. NEW TIRE BUILT SOLELY FOR MOTOR BUS SERVICE The United States Rubber Co. an- nounces a new tire bullt espectally and exclusively for bus service. It is known as the Royal cord motor-e- jcoach tire, It is not merely a pneu- matic truck tire with a new name and an altered tread design, but ig a complete new tire devel pment, specifically designeg to meet the vigorous demands of high-speed motorcoach serv} FIVE ROOMS OF FURNITURE MOVED 1300 MILES BY VAN i iat & | SURPRISE FROM STUTZ PLANT ; ; ee - | ona White buw#el] isS1S entiv backed up to house in (“in- cinnath and loaded five rooms of furniture. In the next few dave it eovered 1200 miles of road before unloading the furniture at another house in Miami, Fla. The trip was made without difficulty, whilk it ,weuld have been impossible to ship the load to Miami bv rai! because of the freight marco on the Flor- | tL coast south of Jackson- i. i i niamin Moto; io jistributers 19 Stut and Vel cn? DaCK i f - th }? . ere i : ! ended t) i? al ea ent r) of | Ssfutz distributers at peal ' | thusiastically o e“surpr \\ the Stutz acts ! pris if ifhe New 5 wMitomo} | early next ont) Amone th , apeake , gad if ONnVendion ‘is Char] VI. S vuh. ft et i who is CAVITN liters rt arr Stutz compat /EMPLOYES GET 130 TURKEYS | As a special Christn ; wift ta ji 14150 empl yes, tne Weber Moto: Buy loday- — Price Reductions When Dodge Brothers startling new prices are made known on January 7th, the full amount of the reductions will be refunded immediately to all purchasers since midnight, December 15th. * This means that youcan buy your Dodge Brothers Motor Car today, enjoy its immediate use, and still benefit fully by the savings yet to be announced. Dodge Brothers product today is better than ever before. Price reductions are made possible by the com- pletion of a $10,000,000 expansion program that will practically double production. The savings effected through this enormous in- crease in output are being passed directly on to the buyer—in conformity with Dodge Brothers traditional policy. Tate Motor Company. Ine WASHINGTON at GARRISON Jefferson 124! South Brarich, 5626 Gravois DopDGeE SROTHER MOTOR CARS r ou benefit by Tremendous ; tT a but sts chepl t¢ the the public treas- ries combination of | phalt and concrete as the new. we of road matertal, it is gaid only will provide durability and | meeths but wlll tend to pre-| Merve waste of public funds. | Sethe plan requires virtually no | kerution in work already ue CeEss It assumes, however, thai mpayers will be willing to invest little more in top dressing so they y be assured of continued satia- | i ' croas- | high. | in the While form develop Oklahoma, three separate e pio- bns of concrete pavements ‘orded. In one of the explosions, are sind was lifted from the hed r} rd and deposited essive heat ‘ere ’ ‘ ac | wy P r,N caused 1. to of ’ es explode Kansas Cit nees are rare lor tvpe of road thes reason Ww mate. It CcOmmon knowledge that | _ ’ PRA1\ Pal causes asphalt pave- | mis to become wavy and event. | ly to break up the etrain of the Wncing vehicles. Frost and se. e " l’d] do untold harm to both Phalt and concrete pavements, road bullders are earning, | cn to their Surprise, that con- ® does not wesist heat. Concrete is regarded as the curable type of pavement | w ; “nhever @ super-road is con. | | "erete seems to be the | ° cholce of motortsts and | - With the new top dreas- | . “head concrete can he in- ee “9 nase to measure up dressing according to 4 ' HAVO experimentéad with +o . shield against the ‘ the concrefe super- final top of the road ihe ton lreasineg The te in 6Uch a Way ag to | . in other. | va / ‘ ‘hie com positio I ret waving to aan Ul “ ing id to) mized, , The Topping | ‘age of freedom from ’ sires if 7 a on n ' foun@ation hte ively sinrple and in ite] -hormal condi. ' first topping. un- - lon of the road can enn ‘parately, and, even ky ny '™ work is being done. Rn ‘not he detoured. nerete pavements are ‘ have an sivantage | . ‘is in that they . . ed by the add}l- : dressing Highway ®* loarning tha = ‘ ' road: is greats fhe prospects ; fe | ’ “AiIting until ‘ le men's show too wiinal cracks A . IWAY recently topped ; three years ago Mit ys, S i ae timanta est) te Mighway re ‘ this _ year, $135 S estimated, is the re . > Un °" as *. ‘ wires 's ant oF ®} ide for maintenance. iustrate what it! oe S00d roads and | *4rance premium in the! ‘OPDIng new highways is! YPon as a growing ne- {¢ Sprright. 1926.) ec hy 0 an, on bn | to condition, is a Tuy’ Jewett, general manag tor Car Co. ca many visitors high-pressure ing part of th pointed out th heavy at larger Je and that rhe ef SMiiLiiie the iis iietre ¢« ina special ste ion from the public highways ‘strength. The higuway bill for 19°24 WAS | tees runs aroul ut $10,000,000 short of 1,000 new Jewett or . 00 (iOllars. vet 4 premium of promises oF ¢€ .OvUU expended in time for | an ve, hiverau 4 ing material woutd have tne ! and an 40-hor : n d America for many mill- | gether with sh mens of dollars of highway utility | much reom in hus been found that heat re iof 125-ineh wl mets) «6tinfavorably upon concrete |make the ney WAV Oe nt In a recent hent wave | driving Dashboard Aviator’s C 42 Instrum NE of thi equipped country he Maj. N. K. Lee air service, by Son & Co., of F car has a stat eight-cylinder « engine having | five-inch strok base is 142 Ine The car carr line tank and The chassis ha tem operated t On the dash specified by M tachometer to. of engine reve fue] gauge, alti meter and an lighting and ‘Imported Fren rmotometers, ay aviation measures the r is passing throj There ' a five-tube stalled im tive inclosed | not in into the apeaker car int aleo seat, when built loud of the post The eight larmp® dit lanyps and twe are two sets of and parking, @ ning board lam is finished in u equipm f lam ps ‘wr has 'wo electri of cigar lighter New Startii Makes Gas L INCOLN ep co Tres : ince carbuy ele“etro-fom ger cal heating el mineral wool ’ carburetor alr urated with ga ruretor an 3 connected to makes contact fully closed, ¢ tea become red sufficient gas This is the “ej the heater | off after a fq protecting the | ened Bae. >

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, a a . PATS FH — ee ——— ee —— oe ee a val, ttre: ot LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. ANOTHER F . Res tt ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ORD : i — = | ts nr True? in 365 minutes—figures out be a 3 q | °: HIGH HILL DETOUR ON | NEW JEWETT SIX. | erage of by 8 —e~ 4 an oar. « 1 a. MBNATION Ne UR ORMULA ROUTE 2 MAY CONTINUE MAKES FAST RUIN | ime. ana that the sctuat runnin ords for. 1G —— | pt moe was 354 minutes and .he 4a”: Es at NOVEM ber *) ! Sree} » the Post-Dtepatch. | ho sur. i4 | | ars an : nish pecia: t passenge, A TES! word CHICAGO, Dec. 26.—A stock car) | ° ! . “tal ; 24 ee | ~ So . : . > ‘ . _ +> his ; . P : “ i, . ‘ - ‘ ‘ : ‘ . Top Dressing Upon Con- eed Agape | 3 oe | BOSTON, Dee. : ption by eth hw. . lat was stated that the UTTIGD)| S oe tur it ¢€ 1ew- ¢ ~ . ltuced ry ‘ 7, e , aisles ; op - ‘ ~ the Massachusetts Stat: Le par - Ban a ' tft made the run im 365 mi3- . 7 > ? t " * wu ry) } ; yy .* in t lueme : are aoor on a4 P | crete Paving Laid in ~ } \ . > ly » Tt sree ry ~ \ ' ; ' . Zz i TY nt «) ‘ a) e Works cy Z | ‘? + 1h ; : ¥ Jif ~ i t ig * , 30 nunutes th worm ‘is slur beneath 1e axle | a a ; nev rOrmuia for computing th me ; heduled time of the crack Wol- I or eine Usual Manner. ; eae ’ a BobDlle engines av or rae pow ut ed train The Jewerit ; : : ~* _“™ —_ —" ’ , é te \ : » 1. te By a, P ; ,” : : -> . . *) . ’ ° : , he : : eanre it tt. ; } ; ; ‘ : : howe — ; . “~, . be : i] 7M . vy « . : . , = af | - i: ger?) > " . “TY , | ' . ALOT DOW 7a , " ute are Jia . : “4a ‘“ . . sti ve it) ail bi - adn , . ; . 7 . ™ , 4 fe > a * % . ' s s ; ‘ . ‘ - _/.. o -_ » “A “ . . ‘a8. Year Sena ¢bad” ' ' be ‘ bh : : ’ ve ¢ r-reaching effect o | “vy ' rBe v riven by O. B. Borck. experi : ‘ ~ ; ™ ° . : ‘ ‘ ‘ , : ‘ i. : . e .* 2 a a . a ; 4 ‘ ' . ' ie . ‘ 2 ; . ? r ; , i‘ —* or r hye “aT ‘ . Tr, oy ‘ ; , , ’ burn |x . ‘ ‘ ete Ow é Tt? ’ ’ . ime thai » — , a ; ; P : 1 pee =I “ rf paws _—s . u ! ental ae ginee! for t? © Paige-De eae ‘- : yee : 1% : . , . . 9 ; . . . . . . ’ ‘ . ‘ - ee . ? ' | ; ‘s+ oe’ ‘ . , 3 . 7 = ~ Saat vrrte o r > Ak Stowe, —— . .Orm u materialiy increases —— a 1 \ Bee SLAC The Jewett was checked out of Permanent © asiii ant >. AY TIA wie : . . ' : a — ; ; +> » -¢ sad a4 4 for f r« 1} f , . . , “ws G mand as t The weak ine , — ‘ ; | y zs - ru pees thi mu D a latins AINg license lees. Detroit by the Western Union at = ’ : : . . ° Le 4 4 . : ; : > & : . : 1 e 7 . - . : : ’ : ~ , ¢ concre a ; ; : : > - ee , : . ’ ’ T) TY) . . Le ¢ ; :? r f) Tr) i? -_ ,re2 oh «Fe * >) ' 4 . aia * . . ‘ “ : . > : «4 encountered toy e both | s of h ways | § 7 lly n low-hung raci y aR - "CO ADVISO RY SERVICE FOR .... pesses OF OS e ip ) | : : ie ~ = formula generally used gives , roads and heavy traffic in Kalam‘. t ilt - = iin loor ¢ ‘ . VUTO PACTO s = ' offset by : “Avs Yaii- hady son De 19 ay bs d wnat 1 Know? tne ' 4 RI ZO, Bat ie (Creek, Michigan City as er teres 0! each raang % inom round, @ oug a} cleg iorsepower rating nd is Used mets : es oe dee mG ‘sary, a1 ‘he usual Saturday Garage — . ' s asian . . ‘ ‘ : : ab? is ‘ os ivy rie ny tates ry) , vj ,? ‘ Lié¢ ’ j : j oF, rm . n nm ong tinn on eat Dvrunes highway roved process bie cine: be Ss largess ) other Ca This is the new automobile, with worm drive rear axle hydro- , ndiciniadie t reallv ia meaninhe- established under supervision of H.| and cit) ts to Roosevelt road On Your Premises orious parts of ° try. hat srive U5 USeG il) Sevcral static gix-segment 4-wheel brakes, and body 5 inches nearer the... ; ae sientetins . rea). Ledyard Ti , onally known! Chica; g . . aevelopment will end the {eud | ©*P* » fa sa ars, notabl; ‘h€ ground than in other automobiles, that will be exhibited publicly ) shania aan nal ‘ rtist Th ae —T — Pay No More Until noune eu wei Y? te . , iz A il bh. 7 Pep eoncr ' : , " 4 t I - , , saa " — sOOn. lif i It Ta , isi t ; Pa) ’ ry? Ln Pp Ist, 1926 - , t) aan in’: erest : . . ang?) the : , Ww } The ’ 4 _ evests and rec ) D> 7 , ef ae er wre fies | SOURS, wn an Ga Erected Onc GA i NS FOR YEAR a! Taehe eee Dotan th on are with tu: J er ition - a pewer New Auburn Six -'puygore OPERATED FOR or ule sno 9. Of a ea | Sex 06 Bideues in BA sented thaeaaine on Goodrich, Goodyear, Fisk and United Des engineers - one Pin ably i b riced id : d Cupples and All Sizes of Balloon Tires. ot of shel natior lie will ha f whee rakes of Coupe Has Fabric Body «ft nsru euon 0 ee nom O-called “heydrostat! Py. oe p ~ 1 12 Peenenn “aly hurr i =. & ee CORD TIRE AT A LOW PRICE * | pe esggersnccore Fy So ee ee eee, ee an engine operates or : _ “hy vee bhactore Wrap California is _—- tT ’ , id \ [ the tru ~ SSS \ g \ $11.95132x4' SS non-skid... $19.95 fy igge érvine. Mes as rigid as! ¥> ak | strong, has beer lect lw) mes me $14 95133x4'e SS non-skid $20.95 rete. $15.95 35x4 ‘2 SS non-skid $20 95 is cone: ut Fesurfactng off | ' : 4 : ‘ neal root: hes r hown 3 au m sang “3 | ‘oach Line: " Itiply e number of cyt ier YOl . OO! CAN HAVE CLOSED CAR Built and Financed by a St. oa TWh >. pee-otid $24.95 we Bom) picked tied eeey batt Se aie tee eet eS wil nad te ceamy a ime | ’ ¢« COMFORT BY HAVING “ es Institution ad I READON he St Senn oon | inches, then uuitigty (oe UR e Build "Em From the Tread Heais Non-Skid PL2ed S fo sk New Jewett Special and Lady | Mar} nh and ts 7 | soe! tie Samanta ee = apeba | YOUR OPEN CAR EQUIPPED WITH ALL FIRSTS IN THE ORIGIN i tie: Cantewy ‘ perati} costs | iss n -" 1@! | . ee und Up ~ 12.95 PAC rory WRAPPER AL $1445 a4 J | OT! It . ; ; ; Gro — yy | rs ye Gy mie ™ . ¢: il ‘ . }ectr) , rw Vy ( » ®' 44 i 4 ; >! i ; | - ey ee sing is desicned to extend 2.Door Sedan Shown has a single seat straight across the | oe ees have dropped ‘ing to this formula, an engine GLASS | it's the Best and Eventually } Weather Card , pf Iness I ) T LG ‘ 4“a,F \ to © iT tw QO comfortat v and ae . - — vy ; = v) , _ , he - i) aoe , ‘ } the Cheapest. rr : _ ; 1 . ’ T ’ . " 4 iro ii i aes | : 4 : ‘ ‘iv . ieee ‘ a4 , sa he , a - . | Bisbts bienieeg : def wish maamee| WY ITH where e,Dn 10 hie': Socemarss ow upbeat’ Tea aff ania, mola be rated at 8 None ENCLOSURES ||| —veer cur avo wart a P ‘aie moa’ q ‘ , Bes 4 ’ i: . ) i rr I i } ' , ; . , , . . b.% i« ad ee: DoCcYy Limnisi} ai j ¢ _ “*¥ . . vx*} ‘ ‘ Qo he ” : . . eee ’ ad MAST ER-BUIL Oompa n lied and . rated } is own velour, whi he head Paik siggy ~~ . ee ee ’ am nein , , : , ; . | T CON STRUCTION | _ gg A, - eae Mewey Order or Cheri ag age ; eyge te ih nite’ oat neem Toon. ber sestcens Dh Pema ee whe mad y E. J. Murpny Of ler. The rating of ts =e oe" Beauttully designed and built with exacting care of fmest materials. || AND FINANCE CO. E AUTO ‘TIRE Co Mid eenth Irithe latter case!| the “New } Jewett specia ie aee Oca Rice iiacenees witty |e a ee Quickly installed, and you are prote ed ape 0 ee ee Central 4150 ° ' : / in hi reached ! L Biwate 1 Soi ian , viaatisecees P | s4 . yt | [Gentiemen: Without obligation, please 17-3119 LOCUST ST. Jefferson 1180 letiina 40 eee eceen bas reached | 5 Yale } ' 1e rear. 1 tiie to Meshes, @ tater tas Pei thee Gian ei Shding giass pancis i in all four doors afford perfect ventilation and easy | if | On05 Toe iirmetion bow $10.00 wit! _——— panes. write for our price Met. restine! , itive con egal a | : agg tee si ane ise on: 3 | -i7 whe be sé wmpanié operat 169 | mnotor- ytatio of engine power made signalling Come } 1D and let us show you we we can equip your car. ee vVaerage op my : ~ » D VREF _ ci } J - ; ‘eel Meet . r il? n , . —T 4 . ‘ y } rr ith the old forr la fo ake t: . : , ail Parts of the . it ire f ‘ h _~ ; . ° ~ * ~ * rif ’ I . . I . ' sie | ‘4 I r . — . . ‘ . 7+" Ff ‘* . : - ‘ , ? : . § LL DAY SUNDAIS TO RERVE OF CUSTOMERS fiom has Giscovered that "¢W line by the Wilson Motor Car ithe Auburn stra 129-inch | pared with 73 } nes operat-| ing purposes abeens S6 SeuNNeEEl eeser Motor Top and Body Corp. TO BUY |, RELIABLE” fem of thh day In to obs|Co- Seth of these two-door sedans | ysis ar $1745, amd of the new | eq over 96.9 Hailes in 192 poeple 9 Distributors THE LE’s pa highway that tli be bor , ~ «hangup gaan Luburn , *Oeinch ch is, at r num be: mo bus ! uristeils ad 2646-48 Locust BI. . . . h 1\ +3 . ' st y t) r. \ ’ ati i a, ; TY ‘ r ‘ . on ‘ é : , ht . a oni ’ : - Sy , a - : i? ir ; ay | ’ . } « . . ; dvertised and sold as Jefferson—2646-2023 Ls That is, the car \uthorized DUPONT-DUOO Auto Kefinishing Station Bae SC Junior Eight Springs Set in Rubber Blocks. i ‘ ; is ep? . o ‘ ) 2. : 5 ge . " Z ‘ . - . ” ‘ *, > > ‘ ~ ‘ on : ‘ = " " “— m i ‘ ; ’ : ; Te « - ‘ tT ; . - Yyr'é ; r) cr ‘ ‘ T - , ; } . Ae ai . 4 — ‘ ; " = 4 . . + . -* . ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ; . > ; ‘ : . . . . . »* si i - : * ‘ ‘ ‘ . ° rigs : - ~ , ° > : . . iS , ; > ‘ . + . ‘ ’ ’ ‘ , ’ r ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ; > > > , ’ , . ; ‘ , . ¢ } » * > ° € ’ ’ ‘Listen in ‘ aA is a . ‘ | ‘ ’ , \ = " i bs : . ' - i s ; , : " » t .?, . vy e? * ,7 = ’ 4 ’ P . . : 4 ; ‘ 4 : . . : . ; . , ‘ cr. ; ’ ~ ; ~- ; ‘ . ‘ . 4 4 i > . - . ™ . . ‘ e 6 7 ’ ae : . - . . . ‘ * , ‘ ‘ vy . . ; ; . ; an as rr ¢ , : ' > . 7 » pe . . - ” , - rise . G+ . r,*? r ’ ’ ' ’ ’ - ; : aA ‘ ° ‘ . ‘ . ‘ ‘ 4 ¢ ¢% , s s+ o ¢ . _ onrnr ' . -_ . } | a ; ‘ . ‘ : . . ua ™ ; or? > ‘ . . . ° . . . . . ‘ , \ ‘ ' . ‘ . ~ ‘ . - 9 . r, ‘ ’ -* . ‘ 7 Pe 7 . r ry 4 ’ ‘ . - j , | " . . ' ‘ ‘ fi or? ’ ‘ . " . ' yo wees ‘ . . ‘ - , ‘ . ’ ’ ’ ‘ ‘ 7 ’ ’ a. . ; > .* . , ’ ‘ > ,. . _*% , . cr. Ls ‘ , a ‘ o* — an 4 ‘ : j ‘ > ' > : i Vv ; > ‘ . . ‘ ’ ‘ ; . ‘ ’ ‘ ~ , » > _ ° . ~ 4 . ’ * . : _ ‘ ’ j A ‘ as : —— : . ; ‘ : 7 : 7 7 , yy . i> . - 4 s ’ + . ‘ . . . " . ’ ; a ‘ _ ‘ , , ’ " ‘ " : } | : | e average was 25,653 miles eac! “7 know now why Oakland 1s “My new Oakland Six ont- B unfavorably | upon concrete mal Tie oan Bhan’ Wn ake a CHEVROLET CAR WINS CUP winning and holding good will. performs even costly cars. st concrete puvemen's Were | Dashboard of reed gelding BE FOR yo - | "T’ve never seen its equal for My friends marvel at the car’s F, was lifted from the bed Avtator’s Car Has ite Gl El ii habe ond 4%. = - apow ieygreammosd psi all-around economy.” nimbleness sm traffic. Excessive hent caused hien, 42 Instruments ae ee | ae sg Repeat Pe : | Tributes such as these are pouring in by thousands from Drices are pg Eat evelowe Maj. MK. Le Unites tation |g ie ee new Oakland Six owners. These owners are not merely ount of Bis common Khor me = Roadster . $975 (Old Price $1095) Landau Coupe $1125 (Old Price 1295) the com- meets the top! ts road /On # five-tube radio set, which is steering apparatus. Several manu- | CARS DRIVEN TO ST. LOUIS Touring ~ 1025 (Old Price 1095) Sedan =. . «1195 (Old Price 1545) that ater ed a ah ieee idk tow Gesell eae es coe an FOR GHRISTMAS PRESENTS Coach . . 1095 (Old Price 1215) Landau Sedan 1295 (Old Price 1645) am tha Be exc, orn at on. the aun Glee a eee | sae a So ee ° : . a Aub ger shipmen‘ Senete, : mps, two ditch lamps, two spot | Which attaches to @ steering wheel | been promised for delivery Thurs. liveries Now Reasonably Prom Brothers mid aad agcty Tartine dome Gan ana rune , . " " ~~ a 2 > : S o * . . ‘ " ’ : ‘ ' ’ . Be ‘ . " ° — . ‘ . . , ‘ : " . . . . . " * , " a . . , . ‘ ‘~~ 4 ‘+ « ; ; / j T , os ‘s : o ‘ j ‘ ‘ .* ‘ 4 * . ’ , : > _* . 7 . . 2 ‘ - i Ler . ’ : + . . . : ’ . , ’ Lee ’ ° t ‘ _ v ‘ 2 ; ‘ 4 ‘ ’ ~ ° ‘ .. ° a. . . Cc. -y? * ‘ ri? ‘6 Z R ‘ . ; . 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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH he 3 ST.LOU RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND, EXPERT =} -:- RA GpCRDIEDG HEAD ses hort. dose cst) UENSES AND TRANSFERS” TOUTES TIONS AND ANSWERS |Nti RADI a ret el 7 SUPERPOWER PLANT = rap ‘tation WBRAL altimore, has : scriber By MCE .« ; en transfer to 246 #=meters, || . neg KS D 5 PH 14 listen in by telephone to any! yper, tation will now operate || The Post-Dispatch Radio Department cannos undertake to | PAUSES A RUSH ses : N CHAIN , — OFFICIALLY APPRVED - : P ede (IN (INE « rs . | : ' ng . , a ” inc . rina ft nti 1 ne ne , - a answer questions by mail. ' | . eters | C on —— a4 =e! ice i “ bs - a om 6 r ' 7 . rr) UL: + | 7 i « a > } ? ; R - J ' i - e . - ' + Ve " , 4 ‘ rs ~_ of : an Inter. - - > . id | , “tie; usw’ -'terference he chang ) | Post Agricultur: 2 49 p.m. Market anit Orchestra am onic New Jersey Staton inter- AFNF. | ASHIN' STON Ler ' : ‘ . anu — : ‘aaa vav ] ' s necessars | 7ON nd news bulletins ~ +h ; tod ' . . ‘ a*. 6 ss ° . e : . - ~ ; = e eo o . o i” a ‘ — ’ 7 , . : : : ment Radio iki T Ot in tes » the Midd! e Wes eral an id Piano Recital eeres W itn Reception . ¥ service Pium Now in Sigat. News Service, : of | Edgar Near-by Listeners. KFWR. B AAS LDS A rar AG. ‘ ‘Sunday—6:. 15 P. M. | - : WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 agree: _ebur iis Post-Dispatch Concert ria _Kurenko, SIRI sower still is considered by offl-| KGW. P o nestra. Ma eindei, conductor. : hose vol . isis ©: . : ian aicidiaie die a Kid te Wi ; J - Depa: -* = ; , : program « secreta>- = 7% : : nstallation a1 7, Prin! ethodt: : > cul : pee , 0 hich will Betis great|foruard steps in radio Seve’ | Nx, : ‘ ‘ is » & &e . Po ‘ . . me _ ’ : . ‘ ’ . — - a ; : , : b > ' | pitas ee ‘ 7 E | ts ta - . - . . - -: ‘ , : ‘ 5 that croup eastung : | | a . USICAL BRAID iephone tines toa sub-| WIAX, Voice of Jacksonvtie pas anything to do with the radio | “ Rca co cause anf change tm pote| Ti a . _ . ; - . ‘ ; =~ . ar te ; . th "ontrarv : ir. | : j . ~ - os ¢ eartars wisith ‘ss A i. Ihe 7 i seth soni ermdhp | Ja ville i ™ 7 mor o setae | ro w —- Miss Kurenko takes the loy tha. se : inte | ete: 7 ease —_. — rT} P| r KUT 2¢' ror your bDenefit and for Le c Ff . == eee — La Zarzuela. - . ee 4avelopme APO. Sa A HIGHLY , , . ‘ ‘are a" yA : : 7 pM | Ais 4 ‘ ‘a : i : 1m —- 4 ey ‘ : ; . - . ; : ~ + ; av T? " ile “arles Ha Ket. tenor of the > , . _— — o : ed Ps cas EFFICIENT emever e receives an : ms ave Pxcnangeu il i of nm. | hawe a ye : ce . te leir reques’ ~ ¢ Jan wit INTER MISSION ! Ipera Co.. who ‘S Unabdie ; — _ . wereqd trans- 176 «or . . + _ . ™ - ; ‘ " Ata a+ - _ . s ’ ‘ ‘ , ; i . > . / = ‘ . “ uN NNA 1] fle nia eit he! 1xa . i : es > ‘ ¢ +] > her ith publishing * ‘ ' Servic: nn ion - J ous : : ‘ bro: ast because of seer at Bound Br - % or a A THs. HT i ae ° ‘ > 7-4 ‘ ’ ; | ’ ie . ° 7 ry ° ? ’ , ’ . oo i: - a ' i ‘ as oo | ‘ ; rm ¢ > : i} ‘ j . has) A ~ Dicile aca! . ’ , - Kent program bed A - on er aot ste ore iT = (374.8) ? ’ ’ 2 , " 2 . ss - . _- — . : , ~ . — ry) ; ~ ~ . " ™ 7 '. : . _ . tanight - = ” t of raf = . asehp ; ‘ Was rned to- organ | 2 4a o> to e Re is ' : . ‘ - , rielia Pampar ~OUl ost-Dispatch Comesst ye lane with igh favor Polic / eT Max Steindel, a ntarference Was expected | BE. Ca - > % 2) : | a - bh ia® t? 7 — : . ‘ e ‘ 2 : ter . . aaid i : : . a z , ee _ ‘ P . _-2 - I ; ¥ rT) . >} : . . - : ull ae i . : - - > | i : 5 HISTRIRC TEM RY . ' ’ } *e¢ . ’ vor . * } ? ’ | } ) ‘ " _ ; «i . r . ; i ‘ ] : hy @ | } 7 , . ' & ie Me: as ow ” . ’ " - e = ~ r MAYER RADIO SALES : e plan, as “fan ho WJJD to 1 tts; WMAC : a eee 7 | The beginning salary will be | 0 Indian dances | ert ts 6:15 p. m. | es operat «:| WBAP. I ' M4 fey, y ae 1.7. —_ ettir : | ne ’ a ’ : ; ; ‘ he . os e val eg Bee a ‘ : , ; i War | . . Elton . . _— : ss interfere a has been (475.9) 408 PINE ST. ey, orc . vn eT te 286 . e tuning ‘s WSBF'! interference starts it sh yeasy er a six months probationary ‘p . ar Danes” 7- ; (ra eee! 2 ~ Oi ™ e Chansia Arse” from Scher |} DO” IGS 2 DONG OME oe. tijm of America to send its en- | WOOO, Louis public apd know their wants. TEST THE ; oh . , pyre Lo ion of a se n ag- ji = y-Korsakow-Kreisler the artists in the last ineers to give advice to the own- (416.4) QUALITY OF OUR WORD. yogis 9 gall rile so UE tie ‘ace fats pnc ph mca fp _ tural sche c nized | || tee eee eee ees. Sek * sets bothered by interfer-' ties W Mg oo a Paw iS. 207k, anes ee “— | stand st one yea rpe- icherzo Rustaque”..... Cui verture, “If I Were King” & ee is expected to halt the | wae There's a Star Square Store , ike vu ‘ patented : ion caida tm wnt aaa eh ine Binet tana hi saad coals a : ? ‘ : 9 4t ‘ » 4 _—, \teu? " ae _ — , . * Ade - : . a ee! | of — " : 7 ” 3] 4 lin it ny fart he r symp 40! , . si ; . . - j ’ . — ‘ . ‘ " : = : 4 7 . | ‘ : : . : . - . . : ’ r} “ ntire list and s ; : — " : a wen. ‘ ises tn power riis is ie . be | , Po - , ‘ : . : ; ; ‘ eo Ci tJ : : prose be uch 48 any Music ca - . o cases of the reser * Bie 7 ¢. 7 : : ——— --* . . . >. 7 , R = .ti © ws ' > ' Fist =F 2 a“ rr = ——- ) ‘ . two-tube rec ou the lower waved the «battery ia then connected fo Wal considered hot eeutt. The alo- | Bae (Retin. Siam tng a ee + mite? of great . =» te in view SP the tlavernmer : “ - j OT ularit; through - BO ane — air ae : ree « - oat “wie.Y ™ oe * , f se 4 : ‘ > | | . | . : _ and ii : — ‘ ; : , — ee 7 . s 7 | ; : it I : ‘ : - Be : Ista : + - +) - ; f= ° Im TO ed | ~ : : : : | - \ 7 - _ . . ‘ . 4 Ass ‘ ‘ : 3 . iri ; . - : first ar pearance in the 7 = = ' _ — Ww He? i : | ’ : a oe — . | ae — = . 1 new capacity of staf% a " ’ > a rc : x : . ™~ es ‘ Tes ‘ ‘ ; . _ ment oO Lica is no ; i as y a rr is RADIOLA yeen the nepaiive A and the to. of Chany SPAY, 95,8, womsggem oe having boon added Somme "2 SU Sa tata fr wR ® ‘ , =? 2 ‘ “ = . , ez ‘+ : 4 .a . i ii ; ’ -+ ; . , ‘ . t t , f ~ ° | ispatch Concert | | F : - —_ iit 2 dhe a_vaaage —_ | Luther hurch “hristm “h staff in the due | al « “Anmetmae ed cuariet of |! cagar Shelton, one afm RADIO PATENTS GRANTED =| “i= ® a" ‘ 1 PSe' e i,@i ai- ' mebse: om re.e: ; : Louis Knippeno S| tamfiy in the Gua oh eu ale acer , | ep the world over, at this amazingly low price. Get yours while recetwers are avatiabile :' % ee o Tl - + 7 | | a ae ; Inetra- Hl! we ani py the “Fur tnt; . aa Trmerevense pe: | : i a mein s uw re- | tieusiee the alee * eo tho asin AE me | perme ip jarsey City. N. 4 eg Bares | ae Choice of Adjustable Type staces: sista: pled Files iaabanins “all eat ag mee en tif . Mise Hulda Diesteinorst | erwards with a pi le 2080. See >. ie a Brandes Table Talker or | Goose-Neck Pattern Fy: =~ waz ce urreetAcrorting {0 the be considered as the total of power |l] S~ iiss Dorthy Dumaiore ad {| concerts of tn ee | ee cen ee “ner . = nanufacture * Sistan P th “tt nis?at o clock KSD will i on nlurality of a eac WOU. Chi Re ‘ h tt A | Pen yivania ‘ : “x lic ; id ' nr in} rigure . — 3 +} es oe Meters ‘as ' soreneal of Hon. Roland otins an on , 7. , [7 ) -anhattan, Jr. ns - oo sa oh Pi Meare The inset 3 a sa cobe wen] PQA SOE Matos So" race a ty ees ee Loud ~ eaker un | — tube | ating voltag: 3 be, 5, t a patency: iunday evening ser at Fourt an. which will be presented : plurality of magne onal | Reg. $12.5 wor eT “mula i that with ; ) | | nate th ner at Hotel Cerguaas : ed with one of said. ares; cota aes ef i ae : 5 ipa ace te > resis- | win Rae Bre fea 2 | WSBF—273 Meters || night and Thursday aight will + altanted te be energized by the 4 : t — Regular Value, on SUNDAY. 9 P_™. si- jf ipied with New York progr -an+ ¢sedine its associated arcs ne Loud Speoter Jam $I10 Value Sale at . lay line ‘ —* wws, i (Cn~— + che “ar ; . apirtel ' ' l. a iY ‘a ver Tears Day 4 7 | sted Pans * secon ' ase . untenna being ada La for comp WITH THE BROADCASTERS © Sass tm rans a apesane. tetas ate hough WJZ will be silent on POST?! ; | : incy sigrew and means °° | hroadcast - . nent met a Ra jit oO Be fick . ) is reported, Wi. - YY, aebet. : : = a¢ . =" a? eTyy fr raymond : “ nrol aad * ~ bine’ > - - - - :+ * e \ ; ena'*c™ ° ’ ew rear with a series of ‘“e requ a * operatic cor rt: : broadcasts from ~ S. Pat. nas f- m 1 oO ASiOo! Tin come oat rhe rs of ti! Mediterranean. Ma ss y | “a ’ : I , } | ’ \ ' , the ld “a eheee? . . : Balkite =" Rad Rere : é ‘ o> . fn - r q ; , : : : . source } ls “ Ww Charcese radie “A &wveit Pbat- Improres ' poon 3 é; ail 7 . ° ‘ . . : 4 ~e* ; tertesn. This ( hargrr a te Eliminator , ~ontact =~ Ss | ye : i ' r ' ; ted tner 400 mete c o~ed "/ c eet i* : ' : ae = : ” eg ‘ — ‘4 : = Radio | | ee ney - -_ of if the battery is Supersensitive 3000 Ohm— Kepiaces “BR batteries entirely i ‘ the aed forth & tec wen .urough an it wa mitted rttePi : - ptHectinn of the unabsorbed | the dete $2 00 a I ee L - LA . . 5 . ‘ ‘ >> rT , men : = ae : -. wee — eo eat O . ubes tested | 3 Velce. at » -Price and guaranteed to Ns , t , ore — s af sien ng which wood Pa, . orc ry \ . . . . , ta . ; SS a * by * ; ; - sk Ps a ie — | Latest Airline Radio Map, ees : : ation, es : ee RADIO. BATTERIES Fracscut"* VOLT METERS 05, iit" cs" Tene 79 Log & Station Directory,| «»:- s been using. On the (0% been BO , wnting = a, eee -wolt * " Battery : Vernier Dral £00 9&- : 50c Postpaid , , . i e “ a inter: ts a “h, Den : ; :, — — "ier re @ ~o] valu dor “A” Batteries, 3 for : - 200-hour 1 *2-volt “A” Batteries so- 100 tt. Puretone Talking Tape se = -49c Jimmy Valentine 7 A ; 3] KVOO at Oklahor The caly | ation can Bowe ond side band tos _ryste So; swolt “B™ Batterses 8° 100 ft. Stranded Aerial Wire =. 39c f the Ai = JMG] stations which” mig ene sp fe mods yes aS-volt “B” Batteries 5s | Standard Bakelite Sedbets °*:. 29¢ oj t ur ; Seat AMID Ess ceeng nase oe x | | g carrisr compe te tan” RADIO STORAGE BATTERY Grewol Crystal Detector *',*° 85c ERE is an extraordinary . 2 rp [stich oad oe ee vere } PE tore id arbitrarily v4 ‘aie $78 50 Value, _——a Bakelite Rheostats, 6, 20, 30 ohm **. radio dial that gives finesse Was IS; ne Sa ee e > progra | | Ech-rter eomponet and sie on Sale at x | O 45 Battery Hydrometer *” 2 Pa fingers and makes dif- — , eratin th the Baltimore sta-| . “- ao Geant aaa | e i. fon wY T,. a ficult tuning easy. It reduces onion Gee aiee. “ fee (We will allow $1 for any ased Battery off above price ) apter for New xX Tabes valne 29c your motion of the control Ne : ‘ at, | Station KOT! ‘ the oa , | =A welneee STORES RE revolving shaft. aS mies oe ee sto produce sai Handsome flat design with gy seca eeliceienien The pr 7 gs - n attractiv | , a ceentian ae AUTO eg pe amet — a mavens | broadcasting station in Nice for the room and « steam BE P24 Conrad. Patebure. Pa, am , new idea in tuning control. es etartio — m= | te aot real fom cut of your rediec. h 7 at! onditions at this > KOA is al eers faciadinge a *ronefermer VAN-ASHE RADIO CO. — dpengin Crystal eid y louder ws any “s —_—e nd ' ae ee 210 N. 10th St —t. Louis. Mo. ; eeved, wil be Doth prac- station. in fact, _ouder ” | 543.475 W reiess here 2Mong tee .ocal, ocal Saves. - eScrAn _— Yo Ra oe avers: oe SAyo! acd - OFTEN DAILY Trl - é. ‘“DaYyse i M Send t= Veouwr Mail Ordera. FREF CITY DELIVERY. _- ii ek 4 ST@ecztT, teegnee ee ee COOIIQODCDDNCNCOOODOC OIC &

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SISPATCH aaa *h Radio Station ers ON CHAN PROG broadcas'- gram and Piano Recita] by Edgar Shelton Are Also scheduled. ea ne +e cert 5 - “——o +> aa sd : SS Fe « ) ae * Tyienatcr ike: ) pia } S'-Vispatch sluc er ‘ara! | The “Andante” from the Fig ; : armmua River |] Symphony of Tschaikowsk;, one x Ave . aa | ° ve es nes music, Vi ——- FF the “big number’ on the »g |'gram. The “Triumphal Mare from Verdis “Aida” will begin ith plano ac | atl | oncert, and a group for the vie m Seeond Con and plano will close it Miss Eth —_— Wie) wer , * ’ ’ ‘ Dian f ‘ = Pe oem ~' ba ats | Knobe ~~ vic babs dO, and Mrs. ) meralda Berry Mayes, pianist, akow-Kreisler i@ artists in the last nam Kreieler > ee ; , ~ . = co. “eat : La Feria Dy ] me, { 7 ; ui} | : ‘\'s re wg > | Weer kK gy’ by A > | 7 . "\ in» c 73.4 4 WW) Domo ‘ O itncian ia = sHi:tOn, @ ew York A the other numbers, wit speci me harenko, er for hart nd wiol pran f the | Z ir oo eng veOrCneE Company in « presented Mine. Graziella Pa pari, harpist, and Pasquale de Co 11% s(t : ' i Meters | exceeding! » ACCT ee T ) ig ’ ‘ , : 7 , Pa Porat ® 4 \ «a ras! | ° ’ \- }. ' met « « =” - : . : 7 ic} : rn : _ : > J ’ Pm j f> ar : “ds ) ount Clams. Violin, |] her first appearan : - | ew - apacit. — vr e~ee " . =? | . . > ~—* o ? : a fe T) ebrate a Merrs |! 5 = oC : Pelers f La s FPost- Spa mi? ie ° ’ ¢ dre : ; : tra staff in ft - a e's ; — ixe 4 ‘ ” : Lia irs 5 11n “a | aq ; ' e Uy} s N Edgar Shel n, @ as ’ "ir : é. “+ - Aue ; - : . , - : a Mis : pianis et. J e.)' er ae fa + : : ie ‘ ‘ ‘ : - " : S : = A . , - = . ° " i} 5 ~ ; "io, a? : ti . . } Lai « ae M Wii be ¢ f the : he a oe . $.e¢ Tel and : iceé s of the ween » ¢ : ee sfat 9 o'clock KSD i f Hon , rrisc ¢ er Ar The regular , we a! b ntrt’ i wh W ’ ents: Sr hoe ths : > si : Woodrow Wileo (‘oronado night will > we . irsca’”™ . Meters night . t . pied with New York progra a+ f t law - 4 St Vedies 5 vw have t — Pll ' estra in t _ rine : . ‘' « Tpa — ’ ~ ij . J “A York lat "4 New Years Da KSD wil silent, but the f wing night, Ga ADCASTERS = uraay. the Grand Central Theatg All) be silent on PTOeTam will be sent out in its station — Tatior at Bound super ———_—_— ee folk. but tn more 4istant eect of Europe high-power tube would be required to pick up 8 reported, Wii with a series of concerts, pre- broadcasts from the shores of t he stars of the Mediterranean. One plan is rick graph the local municipa! council of : of the ar- to finance the station ar ;ced but ee " S ‘ Radio Amateurs’ New Chaaneé. 7. | , ; Radio amateurs have just " given aut rity to use the 85.66 g = §3.28 meter. or 3500 to 3600 ki owned ~} the ' *e band for radiophone bre iver 1 be asiing “ we s the old chan oe Usted With tween 11% a! ($0 meters. The iting stations “ands being weil below the bre it —s TT Ca vave iengths should not cae i. nt of ay interference for the listenll s" erates assure the transmit ; ' os me rs new road through “&@ their ex erimental - communicatior rnhone circuits “ f essaces i 7 . tr oO" : Rochester in Chain. om : e, i Rochester’= station. WHAM, ' sats tesla jst been ji ided in the chain @@ : 7 (om thie sath at one een wGY a geriscvanlaneils WIZ Dae Democrat hpranic oe Te i ‘ hooked up ¥* Schenectady, New York, Buff " . vp 7 wee | Ser me l'tica and Washi a eact which stations has a # 7 B net rk making possible to Pp : , estras and cone : Sta nv looking dine amm-heated &® cars. ‘i.o on Air. stalled or the atte ** «i ei Live -~ ere new Artists SO in Nice forthe room und a st Ope, is ar le \ vor 6 of an alj-winter se Ca s realize eonversational Spanish . populat would » broadcast by KOA, Dee net Veathe M evening, Jan. , ports erte Ay . Lopez Knecht of " : zens of Spanis department, Denver h cd be gia know « is the radio instructor cor a | . rpe KitA is received a o Stal sets, lately louder than any other : Pye mn pr Biution. in fact. louder then ™ , BLaUuons. ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ——— SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. me! Me a ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SS - (FFCIALLY APPROVED —— — Post-Dispatch Orchestra ppg pig New Jersey Station Inter-| feres With Reception by Near-by Listeners. WASHINGTO>S. Le ~ mal c¢ nsidere j power still is . | ri he o section of the cigs of th : “Ff | ss 7 Jd Deparime>' mm : . , . Secretary rioove! = one . a > ' casting and ° . S Dé ~* ry i , anre > - O)l- so far to Cause 4°. ge in j ; 4 aa . joey that Mc 8 gevelopmer nespite the interference ed - hr the new - . ha hs ; for a mitter at Bc umited nun of siteners ving ; & J within A ew es fF this £ a tha Gove : rpned - day, vie S r hig? nowrer « ‘Ons 5 ° favor ; - ‘ Saeme } .* : , , - 4 ; = tion Was ; I c 4 just eg similar interference es been ’ , , — ee. c found mear th transmi rs ( wWGY, KDKA. WLW 4 nda ¢c er sta tions Which hav: eperated wit) more than norma! power Such a t an! ; LiY & aett > as that ‘ f ~* . : . nN e poted in paris | rsey can sften be greatly reduced and often eliminatei by minor « ges the design of the receivers it Was Slat- ef anc the ff ey , 4 ¢ Radi i“nr. poratl f t : . A 2a - r _ = ‘ ra * ce > ~ aa 1 Uy , a 7 ? . ne port ~* cr? ss fa ‘ rst 18 Tranemitte ) ‘ € wu ec a | = * c al 2 i 5 ‘sS =* FF " ee ~ 4 r : Vv : ry ‘he ‘ ‘ ho 9 + " Bair. : Oo "ide ; ve . « ’ | 5 tc ‘ c . on pe : ; 7 ~ ~ nae rr. : ; “A , re “ai? - * means : eforme a’ ne ‘ * 1 86: 4° ‘ VA rfrie ee Me ‘ ne RADIO PROGRAMS aa need Pa terdenominational AFDM,. Beaumont services. (315.6), §-93, DKA, Pittsburg (309.1), 6:45, In- || K S D Program, Week of December 27th | Central Standard Time | 545.1 Meters NO BROADCAST FEE ' ; IN PROPOSED LAW | -:- RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT MARIA KURENKO © SUPERPOWER PLANT : |@ sizeable fee on the country’s | broadcasters. Although the fee |matter was not discussed in great ition or in committee, considerable opposition to it has been aroused | Opposition to several other fea- _ tures of the bill is expected to de- | ions of detall, either at the radio conven- | White : by the ———o Cc) the bill. would be passed {and midnight the chimes are broad- east from the Strauss tower in _ Chicago. Station WIJIAZ - broad+asts on Thursday evening. Several weeks ago, Mal. Héwar' |'Bowes, “father” of the Capito! ‘theater “family,” broadcasting over on by the Court of Appeals of the District of Columba. features of the bill, not actually specified | radio conference, would -¢- all broadcasting of pali cr Other tmportant quire that ais eeceram. Sunday, December 27th Wednesday, December 30 | : ge | advertising matter small be so an-| WEAF, conceived the happy idea ae : | VM renee 4 velop when the iil is given a} - enniic ’ KI NEF Shenandoah (266) 6 30 | 6:15 P. . 7:00 P. M. Bill . Ce \W 14 Gi : on ’ se ane . 2 2 , nuesy by nounced on the air -: that "pp.iica z f introducing to the microphone . @ . . i ’ 7? ‘y r if Iriitt s ‘ i ‘ i! ‘ a! é y. t ‘ , , . — ‘ ™ ,* r ? (olden Rule circle: 7:30, church | ~?t Louis Post-D “pat m €™o1 1H a . 7 Hote) it} Ongress OuL ive it is wr derstood that this opposi- itions to! erimise8ion Te erect a various members of the “fami)> ; ; P of " ee » : Se, fleas . Pee ; ur eae. ram y ot | ~ ~ m - 3° ; @*% . aa 4 ‘ i & ~ 4 . —-* ‘ na A Py . . t: ‘ > a ey ** . ° service. j : > -ROStra, Max ; de! Statler Orchestra Complete Control of Radio ‘tion will he over: me ; vi MOoOcCASBLINE Statiol b - 1 wi 1 | who operates belind the scenes ©" Cre | ' L\ugUuUCcLO! ee a : ' , apes the Department of Commerce anid / +; ’ ! est ea KFWB, Hollywood (252), 11, movie || 8:15 P P.M to Federal Commission. | 1" ‘ts principal provisrons, giving | ‘¥© Depariment Of Cott ometeg: (tne eee eee | @ee ' : - M. 8:00 P. M. ; sai | control of the entire radio situation ey aay OS ee ‘ve heretofore never B heard arOuale. sa ass) on , ; . " et : oS : 4 ' r beg }; an hat atio: ; . . KGO Oakland 361.2 9-45 wv) iin “Good Will pro WEAF Chain “Good Will” pro- W ASHINGTON, Dec. °6-—-Thelto a Federal commission. the ! ion is egun; and tha itp gerqyan ~a he radio audience. Thie tnno i . " a “ i to > } . >. - , j ‘ 4 ' . 4 ™ ~* ne “ - ‘ — . 4 - ‘ Se rT . P . * or) . . . w } ‘ by ? é v . . : 7 7) ; ; if . , :; : v ' zg a re t fro ‘\Ne@wM York At- Kram aire . 3 ror New LOTTA only outstanding rec ommendation is believed to be generally we ep" id sil @ Graw r whi Wil bs . mate vation , et with euch great re church e vic | met K ent iour. : ” ‘ore -) Tor rast : . " The ¥ ’ Thursday December 31st of the fourth annual radio confer- |able to Congress and its adoption necessary rF many ae sponse that the Major has acceded a i ’. > - ’ " - . - ; 4 ira: rs | ’ ‘ “ v; Ti 7 ’ ‘a : _ . KGW. Portland-Oregontan (491.5). . Monday, December 28th , e, which has been omitted from jis regarded as certain. land broa SLUDeE sauons tO & _ to the many requests that have , = 7 _ . i . . . . o . : : , owrhar ar ba = «! ‘ . . pi : , 9:45, church service i 7:00 P M 6:55 P. M. e Ir: o t troduced |! (on- | The bil] provides ahat the Kadio; ’* ¥en Gs ress signals are picked ome in through the mafl, apd wil! al > - ; . . 9 . ; i i . : “ar i . ’ Klid, los Angeles (405.2), §:5¢ | 7 , — — ee |; gress by Hepresentative Wallace |Commissién ghall consist of nine |“? *rom ™ . have more “family” parties. ] : +i i” 7, ‘ r r ' , I ' a rs ‘ 79 Vv ; . . . ‘ - — neert orchestra: 8. ore; r iz elton. pianist to g dit New York of Maine, is that providing | men, to be appointed by the Pres- pee . ‘ous it, i} é e aai ‘ . ‘ ~ i $25 to $ 10 tor alllident, who shall be thoroughly fa- ‘ j ii }r fram s . _ . Ww * ‘ s ‘ . . : ‘ ia : ‘> aay : ; KNX. Hollswood E are 9:00 P. M. Friday, January Ist mercial broadcasting licenses.-| miliar with radio, though not actu- cttw Hee . v« " a > ‘= : : » ) , at : _— : : . . 7 . a ™ - : ‘o« . a ; »? ; = ‘ Hegre, wait aa cot loge Bata elle SILENT | ission of provision. it is be-/ally affillated with the manufac- \ very interesting program tna ; ‘ -* 7 , conce —s . react, . : ay vy ‘ ~* > . ‘ @ a ~ ‘. . " = . . . _ ; ws IT rt. orenestra . vOGTo’ ie nn ne nGay 21! d J 2d £ ved, has r eved the bill of oneituring industry. Anis comin.ission | will be well worth the trouble 4+, CsaasSical program. io oor oe ae pOaaS Satur ay, January its ost debatable features, soi would act on all applications for ee ne for is broadcast from sta- | KOA, Denver (322.4), 9, service. | Taesday, December 29th 7:00 P. M. | that €a iction is anticipated broadcasting licenses and would | | — AZ. 2 C ery Thur ' a ’ . T\e- ’ ro »* } te. ‘ > a 2 ’ ¥ } > gv? > sve a 7 " af D - a“ a nica 43) ev Ty } wise KPO. San Francisco (428.3), 8:32 | 6:55 P. M. oe a4 etane : I pping c the fee proposal, | make such regulations of the ether > e sArE. RELIABLE, UNFAILING Palace Hotel cancer? Sa eet : ol a i ro pt ver = oie rte was done at the suggestion as deemed necessary. day between the hours of 10 aoe | LIGHTNING PROTEOTION, 6156 > direct from Ne Yor} . heate! Mi \ *, 18 expected to end i Appeals from decisions of the | midnight... The program is usually sa — ~ ¥ _ - - ~~ ‘ o- ; ‘ five ac- | kK} WwW. | baie azo (534.4 - « J ' MNicarr » e » | c ‘ ry on? i {jcazco ~~ r ! 4 a 2 P er aft i sunday Evening Club; 9:30, n J Oe . _ figtin re _ ; } aicu ¢ arneé an ad- ‘ ¢ Dai - Pproerarny Edisoy (“oO S 4 e tc 9 = ye = - on 7 - . — ay ssf 4 ? WBAP. Fort Wornh Star-Telegram tal ‘ Stai dé CLO made ior , red and Li eason 3 ‘Bj (475.9). 11. entertainers. |}panel r g. The ervstal is ad alled the Redtop. The pe 2 m ‘ sh a > ee WEBM, Chicago (226) £-19% or ected fr e front of the pane onstruction of this tube 18 Tadivai " J > \ a s- > > | ia -- - , - r al chestra. classic axti ‘ 77 6 re. lw aiff re fro 1 any c ‘ joe OB ' oe ae f ne A unique the tube having two . Pr &ram, TY } light nutty | he marké fne@e tud Na. iili~n i” ith j}feature of this crystal i at as stinct grids and Ciuo . '‘« +) " vr } . ** a > - . 7 Cathay. Tea Garden concert or pot each time the knob is turned. |... siiow no opportunity for the es- | - Cay ; ' a ow 2@ . ra . Bor t if er Of 4 \e@ sco Pr . icts (Corpora? — cape of eiectrica, eners Be sore | ‘ .« s > i « : ‘ ‘ . ‘ ; € 2 ‘ mpatr Y; & Tot im) ot ? ¢ 5 ‘ rk (“*iew ay now ™ ——s ea t }be S al proved , 5 tes eG i -* —_ 4 a sc he , ss4Qaii . - ' Perlmutter roamedy featur , oe fg ’ ‘oO ne 4 if O kK, it receives | , . ' . . . © “ . r ; : » - WOCO., Minneapolis - Se. Pau! | :- s —_ the «é of approval, the Redtop | . — ™ nn 4 z! : (416.4) Atwater Kent a: aus f t tt .o S | 1 's \A > 1} — on : , g ” Ps wv e ermtee : W Al ; Yew York (491.5). + ‘ ergy ea} ote ™ ‘ Ar ¢ ’ e made to link US 1 } eral al t fea- r ~ i th ‘,Tr ' + a ; aid , ~ pan with “ 15-9 ]: At ater Frey . fe , * - ‘ — ot? storm ~ _ , o. « P ) > ces WEEBH, Chicago Post (370.2). 7-* ? Sy ¢ rT)’ a . : — WEEIJ. Boston (348.6), ¢-2 vi Bowes 4a i}? i loe€ater Bat A R-gt water Ker , WHEAA, Dalias News-Journal (479.9). 7 services £ singers 9:30-]1 Littie SEYmpuonvy orchesty Wan, Chicago (477.5) i} cre of er? eneer e Wah. Buffalo (319). S&:15 a+ Wad. ~chenectady (379.5) r cc ifrs Lu y ~= WHO, Des Moines (526). 7:2 > fieese-Hughes orehestra WARC. Cincinnati (326). | ss r cram instrumental and WES. Chicago (344.6). &:390. Ff Brown rch on _- WOW. ( incinnati (422.3). WOAW. Omaha (526). 3. Chane! WoC, Davenport (488.6). * evmt WO). Chicago (447.5). , aor - t p a ‘ S.10. Fra ar" aArlists Wsit. Atlanta Journal (428.5 cf WTic, Hartford (475. i . $ concert, VWerr é. TAT nT - oc’ es WWI. Detroit News ($52.7). ©.2°¢ ‘nr, ¢% ‘ ,¢for rut ~ —_- fans wil] have no more 1S¢ . . ~~ | ~* o.--¢ in +e — now ™ nef i &er- c r re 7) the .* J { d l« ra) nt Ty" «= + “a . Na Ee Sa Britis * os , 2 se Ls engths of | rs and or a long ime & ‘ . j } rt Britis inadian and for- eet S on a Wave- _ f 4: . f = >. selecting Tubes by Color. A tube wit the purple color is - raf + f ‘ ‘ ae TY ~ er f sener P ges oe « ig? . — nz she r “ ole eae giase ? lie for e dete , - c tT? ear gE ie ce t af . -- 7 or ‘ } sacigc a \VWes } ° “ & } ‘ - wer ; Pe Pe e - ¢% ‘ - > ‘e c <4 ’ “00.000 SATISFIED OWNETS —_i,etting stations 600 miles awuar Lambert Kadio- rea! fine te four en hbetteries or tubes re- Xo Radic—neot a tev or at- can listen at once Hear quired ‘ tar hunent So heewtling or errereching noises. lorem! stations of hedaprings. light socket« or telephone Pulls guaranteed. =e: ¢° @5—TPhones €$°.95-—Arrial 81 eo Mail orders filled same da: Ve ner postage LEON LAMBERT RADIO GOO. “12 So. Market St.. Wich Ransas SELECT YOUR SET FROM RADIO HEADQUARTERS All Méve. (MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED) BATTERIES f TESTED ’o. ps ALL SETS SOLD ON TIME PAYMENTS — ruer Pe fficieary of 3S Tubes <** $60 1926 CROSLEY SUPER TRIRDY In Original Bo1es—Brand-New., (uaranteed spare in cabinet for “A and “RR batteries. . (omplete with “4 and “f" batteries De V hile berest tubes. aerial equipment and $56 They $8.00 list lond «speaker Last Authorized Dealer for Freed-Eisemann and De Forest Sets RADIOLAS No. 25-28 AND SUPER VIII IN STOCK $10.00 TO $25.00 DOWN ON ALL MODELS $6 LIST BALDWIN aTYPEG © $2.50 L NITS Carborundum Crystal 7 Detectors... Shas! 5. 1.45 fe ; U-X Adapters, for Ra- BOG) ia stave <0 SBT. diolas til and IIA, Each.. SADIOLA Bil — UX-129 Ad 129 Ad P "..ube set $ Down - apters for $ 5 ADEnL A tum _ RCA Super-Heterodynes 1.2 Set. Aamniatier 3 - ie MOILLATION TE =TED—-NEW STOR K—BRASS BASE WD-1{ RCA RADIOTROM TUBES. Each _$1.00 201-A OR 301-A TUBE REJUVENATORS $2.50 i-naranteed—WNorks ov or I” eed TS EE $3.19 tery for WDItT-12 tubes 95 { tirrent Rattery tnbes IBRANDES SUPERIOR PHONES. PER PAIR___ $18.50 Fore's Storage Battery Charger $ ~ rt perrpact!s Made in ™ Loui-—gcuaranteed 1 rear against merhanice! defects. (hearces bot! -1. off Automobile and Radic °*'A Batleries Aine charges up to 1°70 volte of “=torage “KB cem hatteries (harces at © amperes and tapers down when slete buttery 6m up (annot damage plate« of battery Passed ; bs the National Board t nderwriters —— THE BEST SPEAKER MADE—BUY A GENTINE TYPE H LUNIT = $25 NATHANIEL BALDWIN 1 95 Bc LOUD SPEAKER:....-0..°°" = pPiete Manhattan Jr. Loud Speaker, special... .$4.95 $18 LIST ATLAS SPEAKERS $7.25 NATIONATLY ADVERTISED ¢ 5-Tube Tuned Radio Frequency Set Has sloping panei—tbakelite sub-panel Hand-omels $30.95 Complete. $59.95. $10.00 Down on Set Only $6.50 List Manhattan Bakelite Vario- : meters or Variocouplers, Special! $1.95 j ad finshed. Special M LITTLE WONDER GRYSTAL SET oi 98¢ mae me HEAD PHONES "$1.55 cm 71 AND 23 PLATE STRAIGHTLINE i FREQUENCY CONDENSERS. " $1.39 2-Yr. Guar. Nationally Known 6-voit nor-S1 O 45 . age A Battery, Rubber Case, Ball Handte r= gp Amps $3.75 | oi. OO 48-volt Storage $7.50 “Bs Batteries ali $2. List } “4-volt Storage “BR” Batterie. ~ eu stock — ‘FW ar TUBES | | tury: Fresh lation Tested ‘+B’ Batte . $2 list, 221 cunningham$ 1.92 catia, are BI 25 BAKELITE BASE EACH size = P ' $i.75 4l-woels a pF FOREST TUBES— $2 : $2. pv 2. DVS. DVSA, DVS .50 large alze | 50 -# nes ea Tested Before lew Buy Them Fresh Tere Cells national!s known. 2Pe ~— penta ni 61.05 FUP TRH SOLDERING IRON With cerd sane pilus , iwernees GIC | Volimeter or Ammer T5e $6.50 VOISOMETER. Special $3.95 STANDARD sOCK FETS AUDIO TRANSFORMERS LNDEREDS OF OTHER PARTS AT REPUCED PRICES oe @ @ «a «@ ont aPrPreial sET $4.00 KILLARK Balkite Trickle Charger Can be connected to the usual 6-volt battery and left on per- manent (op trickle) charge. Automatically charges the *‘A”’ battery and supplies “‘A’’ cur- rent from the light socket. With small batteries (4-volt and small 6-volt) can be used as an intermittent charger of the usual tvpe,or asa trickle charger if a resistance is added. Charging rate .4 to .5 am- peres. Fits in , usual dry cell Price $10 compartment. v.$ eat wart? eu -.. ¢tf°? Replaces “B” Balkite B batteries en- tirely and supplies plate current from the light socket. With its use your “‘B” current supply is never low but is al ways exactly what is required. Has no bulbs, nothing to replace or recharge. Operates cither storage battery or dry cell tubes. A new model designed for sets of 6 tubes or less. Fits in the usual dry cell Price $35 compartment. -. etme The same Balkite ““B” IT 7 cpular model as offered last year when it was the outstanding develop- ment of the season. as Balkite “B"’ above, except it will fit any set including sets of 8 cubes or more. Current ca pacity 40 mil , liamperes at Price $55 90 volts. BALKITE BATTERY CHARGER ~ ALL GALKITE RADIO POWER UNITS 488 TESTED 4nd USTED alkite the Noiseless Battery Changer can be used while the set ts in operation U.S PAT MAY 27,3938 The Balkite Battery Charger for. Radio “A” 6-volt batteries is entirely noiseless in operation. Its advantages are obvious. It can be used while the radio set is in operation. If your ba should be low you merely turn on the charger and it wi immediately supply enough current to operate the out disturbing sounds. Many set, with- Balkite owners never give their “A” batteries a thought, merely turning on the charger when they turn on the set. If used during operation the charger need be used at no other time. The Balkite Battery Charger delivers a — cannot damage the battery by overcharging. It charge ana cannot short circuit or discharge the battery and may be left permanently connected. It is unaffected by extreme temperatures or fluctu- ations in line current. It will charge a completely discharged battery. Charging rate 2.5 amperes. Current consumption about 4 cent per hour. Also Operates from 110-120 AC 60 cy for 50 cycles. Also for 25-40 cycles with 1.5 ampere charging rate. charges automobile batteries. cle current. Special model Price $1950 No bulbs—Permanent Like al] other Balkite Radio Power Units, besides being entirely noiseless, the Balkite Battery Charger is a permanent piece of equipment, has no bulbs, nothing to wear out, replace, break, or get out of order, does not interfere with your set or your neighbor's, requires no changes or additions to your set, and requires no other attention than the infrequent addition of water. Balkite Radio Powér Units are the ideal power supply for any radio set. They provide uniform constant current to both the “A” and “B” circuits, eliminate the possibility of run-down batteries, are unfailing in operation, and simplify radio reception. The other three units are described to the left, Whatever type of set you own, Balkite Radio Power Units will serve it. Sold by leading radio dealers everywhere Manufactured by FANSTEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY, Inc., North Chicago, IIL | FAN STEEL B ~. alkite — Radio Power Units BALKITE TRICKLE CHARGER - AS STAMDAAO BY THE VRPOSRWer'tae _4e0ea410ErF"s THE BENWOOD-LINZE C sT 1700 OLIVE ST. BALKITE DISTRIBUTORS | IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT TRICKLE CHARGERS Wholesale Distributors Radio Equipment and Supplies 2. ibe Le P| f : a t % {hi — =—— -— 2 ’ 5 - = —_—" ST aT ae —_— i a ee ° ~— = gee 9 eee PR a rater Peet eet a wr Te eee ee gE Eee ew —_— = ee os e ~~ = , =: —— a ny ee. we ee ee ee ee OR lee ee ee ye * :

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i ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ A EN A = — a nn ha ¢ 7 Oo} roe * ad + “Me caused by an under or over-neatéc » Getermine ist what tag Amount of Current Fed to Fil- caused by an tos A ema filament. When the tube is used should bé@ used on the fllament, ra ~ a“ nt a . To io ament Has Imt OT ta! B eal in an mit ‘ " aT . tak his ad\ ce - ’ . o : - npe heated filar is 1. se 01 a ing on Lite of Tut tre a : ° norer re piate irre? Sai. ura- —_———_— tion, with the result that rectifica- ~thes ] . ern tion takes place—and this noniy From all that ‘s written con eT - - I ‘ cr “ft ar ~ 7 shea r > * vard : : 5 = «+ ye « ; : ‘ ‘ ss a > > gies. orik 4 ing the modern three element Vai New Orleans. un to the mornine of . : TT o « 7 far > um tube one is led to believe that in. 4. for the leasing of the Unit : es > -_ eo ~~ : a. c ‘ate aon 4 7 . = . , ~* o I " + _., > , | 4 iny importance, toe 5 1 eats volt or rr a ' lhimes 4 “ S roe =" 37 ’ plate . Volumes ane mes oj all aia : — ~ + . ~ na > A t a data and circuits are given ¢ . . a g Abou th ; ~t @¢ha ? ‘ ; ees - Ta if if = , areats cerning tne eria auc S plate wh ibe r = : r ; : n n , tae ? ¢ nec ‘ 4 "io sta tT i very littie is said conceern.ck aken an ind of ¢t olt " 7 é © as a. a 10 e ' = " . 5 : . “— — -_ *Yament in its reliaftion to pertect — isabelle was aisma ed and ? 7 aa ‘ i ‘ ; , : = ace ao 7 ™ & ‘ | is 4 T) « eg T pi x Ai + + i. there mee b "ne - - _. > 4 na 4 Tr 119 ~~ acti i a - -* _-— - f- Aes ™ teac > a he, _ er apa. ° ce ss a4 s to 100 feet long, placed as high a. - PRPRRDA0O8809980809000000000008 . -— ete l . — ‘ ~ . - . ’ brief years the progress that at given radio its place with seco a machines, speedometers tion, ther matter-of-fact devices yn ft are the necessities of modern = ~ ae _ - ras 7 > Bu one reailzes,.. as the - + "a a 3 7 _ Ac + + > ce rot ts S -_ . se Hea = 7 ~— ne #! iSias i Was s1@i 3 . al . =- spair—il. HOt taeir on aSs- e: fac * + = ~- * se A a e of rad! Ss as A te Let 7 + ’ ~ - —_. . @ at. 8 ’ au oes. a sae qn 7*@a@ Jimation Unti a fow n -_ ~ = 2 R = Ras - — ° z > 4 a - = . = , _ | a evel rest ania men? “Sor & _—s a a as iA « - » -” rey al - 5. * Fon ~—* altel. o c co car is ~ i ™ > . > - ge “A ma G 5 | Cc ~ A ; Was - Lad - -~ 5 ‘a> ‘ . - . * ~ ” * = . — — = > r-\ i ; ; > “~~ —— . . = . ~ a ras a sre wy ra | _ = toe ~ = > _ ~ -_ - a _ a rn a a r i -_ ar i an > > - yr =’ ™ aii EC " e nes 0 a ~ . . ‘ie. ast wWweex ! ene 3 peeDn - -—“~* 2 — i = ar | - - -@ ‘2 as «+A a 4 . = ‘ - > - . ; & I S he t > ~ > _ ~ - ~= 4 a a“ ; = _ - - = 4 > y ,rcear * _, - A =~ - — . S it Wor =—_ i @¢ > 7 - - . = > san - 2 "| a > od - * 7 aa 4 Sta! - ~ > . ~ ~ — | . ne “Fstem in ( Onstruction rr : $s at . a. = -— > = . . - a a 7s = ’ t SA ed neine S sa - - —— rmlec ~) | } de rs e - > «+ > _- > -_ = - - & - = > ~~ > “4 oo = a r 7 = i ’ - > v re _ . a4 i — ~ ~ = 1S au ~“ ~ J r a ~ ec ar ‘ - a = —= > ~ - Radio he most Important de- r ~~: nNrewvio | vea rs. a _ -“, ’ a 7 from previous ~., ‘tinued employment and prosperity tail mail order stores e thew hare be ome Oj for thousan > ‘ “J » +4 internrer these develop- progressive example, the allocation broadcasting, a field fa- quired the services of a one-hun-| waves for naral use noted -) ternational] Progess of Radio in 1925 ned euccvm of shert wag —e ew ons for transeceanis neering, Ul. Ss. Navy. Manufacturers, instilled with aq ™ercial uses for these short 2ea 7” -t h , hree features stand ou? prom- ' f Ing of ' ntidence in the cone- 14#re in he UC nited States, _~a* tinued stability of wave band allo- | ©°S* of short wave radio ,Cation, are forming associations ‘5 ®™a!l enough to warrant ¢ | radio during the with A view ? in*+ >. : | with vie of determining steps ©f Such a radio The first is the Fourth toward further . a Standardization of *50O have heretofore avoldeg 1 Ra ito Conference, the | radio apparatus, lempleyment of radie conn hort — ee That this will mean cheaper re- — and telephone Service a a new ‘neory | ceivers. no one can denr. Itig also cheaper. Today one — r pagation ear see) a sure indication that the radio in- tric power § service hese developments are 4u ae _ j ™ - > - r ** ae ight safely | ne ; ans amateurs have tric power me a.one wy e public a set of resolutions to i is cha i cr 2h experimenting wit ** . \- — ‘in 5 ‘ ec tion that this ef- = uth these save the publi millions of Mia-t, she and otner social leaders uv Qa f~- — - a - aves for years Short waves which are now lost every times ll be felt b any. = — —Ie ‘ . . Tae anatibbone — A e- 2 jsed ~ ¥ oan llary and naval Stor?m raises hay oc with Prin As 4,582.7 ' = oe - >) ° - i 1ore*—a in tne orld W ar. ! he tension lines in isolated ticeed bv the man on ievrelopmen? a v acuum tubes a? the countrr Radio es greatly assisted progress !n this tion te these isolated spots neat cities Sinsein form of communication; Dut f¢ has ab ® greater rapidity in ~ mot been until the past rear thar full Knowledge has permeated the ause in eome respects advances. downs of power supply te world in general and the Inited Thus radio ts again an > rece S can oe more “oO one can doubt that short Waves should carry se far di ie we > or 6e | jardized Already "'@ wares mie " e : : lize that Dame Fashion is — 4 | " ares must be used ir trans. such smal! power. In thetr « rea..z° a ra Pritrsgrroe nc i+ - ror . . 4 . . tr > eT : +e 3 oceanic radio coOmmumnications—at Ments. in c0-operation with the , : n'a . A rs be ijunct : Samber of American gtris now t AY . ry © —_ Ss - he ad Ss 1 J ae - r an? 4 = h i ’ > in eren a as aid, s the present tioma: Research Council, they mean for ah independent living. itput. in everw factor high-power srstem In spite of ure the heighr of the so-calleg mn and in every test the fact, however, that all indica- Heaviside layer about thee sayy Oo the f each day, no one an safely a wave, instead of beimg Jest i a’ he Pr t : el Se S - T r ; ’ ' e . YT) > ld y ‘ - } - : mm : nan to ‘ne 50- predict that high-power long wave | space. came down to earthgueame ae : > Machine Man. [2 = These Reasons Appeal to Thinking Men c l -- : a "Lo ha I~ tel. ease anc maintain D 3 rr? —_— 2 2 "Wes -_- Gegrees; low. 63.3 During the same period, 60 per cent - ~ sunshine. Average total rain- . 77 - —_ . 5.4 ue and habits = fabdiy lead scon : sical bankr 1p* nn B. Henderson, widow! *racy john ©: ) se Zerator fron Mise- | — er cene or Tm 4 the. for™ jong ** exclusive : ) influential figure in circles of diplomatic Washington, today have sudecrit bed. calling on © very where “to ndon ¢ the Daughters of the Revolution. the Genera! § Women's Clubs, and “National Congress of Parents Teachers, Mrs. Henderson said assured her they are ready to «+ as far a8 possibie habits threaten the perpetuity of ration gmerican nation. set of Resolutions. made public by Mrs. Hender- the rese ytions indorsed by | society wornen here are t we are Ggeep.y interested ef rts a -ertain high dig- . of irch and schools who me' sing to modify unde- srevailing ‘fashions for ‘’s apmare!l. and have hope- if chideil by helpless mothers ming questions of fashions — ee " Tt Dis t. eh tT? ns non? ns cha far Vv 4 eve! : - surf ce | dat > ¢ : a tin cert = @ ¢ . se tah ae mine i : po > " : g. Ir regard such mothers as iman u rla.ney meni ©: short wave apparatus ca- one hundred and fiftr te > * r) ‘ fenm *h hla ~~? . — = ‘ ts = e: . miles high. jate and old fashioned. . VYarlavwon irom tne padie Of maintaining relimble ra-;| This confirmed their belief that ‘ ot } » t0 we sii . , + +h ‘ ymé ne 26] a » -U > oes. sid iMisdUnicartions At ong dis- WAVeS are refract: A from this layer ha the bes women o rr - ‘ed -* @ . 9 > m4 Seen . depend upon both na- | Should also burr the hese af bt, 2 >.» i tional and international -opera- communication with. Mare yest ‘hat distinction tion in avoiding nterference. There hare been other radie ; advantage in cost. Those who are familiar with the velopments in 1935. te aay an he combatteg broadcasting situation of day will quartz crystals in radle eet, = etitoys decide to realize th (ficulties ahead of |somewhat proguinent. Tika tems less archaic than us in this respect. and this. coupled |tend toward improving tie lding of Noah's With t! long practiced istom of | of voice transmission, which ‘he Lnited States iz avoiding in-' better radio concerts. came... They looked. . They bough many more will have an opportunity 1 ney Company. Because the Ferguse leading stores in St. Louis WEIL was mnt. . garments that have long been t i any garment you select. / DVERC LOT 1 DE BY BRENTWORTH TO SELL FOR 30 °35 *37= RCOATS — TUXEDOS / OR TWO PANT SUITS } OVIRCOATS® are ef warm. leterteas weeleus Sre)s. bines and beather=s “agtie® tebe om =" eclted medet«. Plaid-beck and threegh Teech fabrics. Solid coolers sud sttrectiv « te é + Ad rc. e '~)s ere ef pere ceufiatetbed Enctinh styles Satie-faced lepeta. med on slieewvesn a2nd treaseers. ‘1ll =... o\E on TWoe PANT STITS are of all-eree! cme *'riges. checks, plaide ead mitterce. Beeetifte TH Saneer. All sleee for men eed reaang ween, 5 Gabardine, Bedford Cor Whipcord and Woolen bs coats in All Sizes. .... TRA SPECIAL! Suits al From the Brentworth ere « limited aumber of Seits and Overces = (Breatworth” stock which are net in the ve athion, although the quality, tailoring a © m keeping with the high “Breatwort ard. They have been grouped inte yee ?- ‘ot and are offered in oor ee —_—s * at $16.00. For real bargains be sure te &

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—— ane ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. == ' -" parel not in good taste. i e- ) Wi FON DRIVE gardiless of eset cadens died die. 22 RESCUED BY RCM MEL N eee By tated by the underworld of Paris MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Dee. 26. : =e cual -. “That we suggest for street wear }—-One woman was belleved to have | : : Genes skirts broader and of ankle/been burned to death and 22 per- THE GREATEST CLOTHING 4EN J SELKIR ——) BAWMODEST ATTIRE rove °v" } ‘. . ” ™ fons for transoceanio |together to condemn such vulgar | §round floor were destroyed The Holder of Third Deed of Trust COMM. | ; : loss was estimated at $35.000 ry UA MON NE: GARFIELD ise this , nications, : sy Mrs. John | fashions of women’s « pparel thet!" ~ prem. tan Seer hteaaat | sadianisll se eae BIG ia | e Y-SAV NG a PHO Fe enema i ase | Mlewever, there are o Bi Assailed ©. |do not tend to cultivat: innate|, Belief that the woman, Mrs.{ Acquires Property Subject to | . , | TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE! ther co lar - / ! . , ©® ac , » te | } 4th mercial uses for th me Hencerson. modesty, taste or good mor-|*rances Wanzer, 52 years old, who | 1,066,000 Encumbrances. | co nb aan theee tm the er waves § B. | ate ae ee ae pe |was lame, perished, was based on | > oA PROGRESS GARMENT Pa 4 at dl rost of short wav tates, The srg “That n the ir f‘erest a? futiire the fact that she could not be |} an 810-12 LUCAS AV., 2nd ae 10:30 A m and allo- hort © radio apparatus | > egg iciency. we {found after the fire. | a _. _ ge _f A A a. oe ee TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29TH. o ee ) . ‘* 5 . 9 ' - ; ; ’ Z . Bociations 'S Small enough to warrant the Use agen peohc pealth and efficiency, we} The Melbourne Hote!, Grand and | 1 provisions contained in ® chattel deed of truest ae ee A = 9 Pay . : °6.—Societ — y viet ur ‘ t the terme and ) “s the ene ‘ened a etack of bine steps of such a radio Syttem by ee TON. De ~ v pray that the compa rawWveiy new } ——_—_—_—_— oe - - SO LEFT FROM THE CHRISTMAS RUSH eryeruted for the meme ‘ creditors er - eM ee J + coo 7. Resda : pits ) ADVEETISEMENT Lindell boulevards, was sold yes-/ aes. Drese Material, Buttons, Trimmin | tion of W540 have heretofore avoided the in the nationa: «al ital have} fashion of cigarettes be abandoned. | _ mg biiediaes bes peed cain eres poe ot! SUITS—OVERCOATS TOPCOATS—GABARDINES Drea Rk. ae. ae re Se eee Tebiea, Galen, Clie nploymen ier aeainst (in that reserv oY health ca A | " wae . , “ —w . Purniture * , ; *mployment of radio because tel g campaign 263 some | +0 tha serves@from hi | BEWARE THE the courthouse under a third deed] Tomorrow—at the Old Reliable and Enlarged Tue property will be offered in bulk and eultabie detail subdivisions eaper re. Erapn and telephone Service ;c0encif S in the ' ai, expended to save the living or- j - ter 50 ) TERMS (ABH ¢ L€ . ’ , —_ ' 4 rn’ a . . 2 " 7 Itisalso cheaper. Today one hears of e) ome ° American | °°? ™ from perils of poison inev- of trust amounting to $157,168.90. | ate ae 75c G L Oo B E pn a t 1.50 COVES LOCUST OF. re : ‘ it oO. : S| tenehto . ' la? ereey ( cata ; Pradio in- tric power § service corporation. gpd habits | ttably lead, sooner or later, to phy- , BEN J. SELKIERK & SONS, Aaurctioncers The buyer was F. J. Cornwell Jr., ' " . fae - eramtotw - - = 7 Odd nd End ~~? ' with con- railroads, factories and large ~ | Steal bankruptcy and race degen-| dae bid $10,000, and the sale was : Men's ond , ' See FN eee =nerit ta‘ a? a 7 € endereon. widow! eracy. . 9 Suits ' | oe) Seder Stores entering qe B- Henderson. widow | made subject to two other incum- . . RECEIVER’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE! radio field by means of short wave eye former Senator from Mis- | ’ brances totaling $1,066,000. | Span DRY GOODS & FURNISHINGS ’ » , stations + tefivential figure in| It was stated that F. J. Corn- Men's $15 O'Ceats and 20 org me —— ? 0 2114 E. GRAND AV te ini i a . a ere site > Rea!) Es 2 e 4 oO rn e& Cc ‘ t 1@ e' ird j Mer s $20 0Cea FRoys Mea _ S . ark snatelin than \ a? Ory AB 7 imis » nes hoeieryv 1 Gerw ear hlioomere Wee's trio power compan ae pias on ' t of resolutions to Denatured—188 Proof —— . pee i panies alone wip epudlicas ©” oe . deed of trust, on which $2900 in- . 2-Pants Suits Sonmaient adie he public mil) her social leaders ’ é save the public millions of dollars oh she and other so ial lead | serious trouble. You can etop them Peay The property wild be offered in ball and suitable detail subdivisions re ‘ terest is past due. 5.50 and | which are now los? every - subseribed, calling on , - ulsified The deed was executed Sept. 19 . ‘eee age t every time hav Lelidiaan ° Whe POISON | now with Creomulsion, an emulsi iseet by. the Thirty-ctath Mires Men's $30 0'Ceats— Odds and Ends Men's ) MARTIN KEIS JR. Receiver es Havoc with the hisn MMety were ype : creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo-j) 0. ao af thn tle | Heavy Doubie- BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioncers tension lines in isolated as gon cigareties ana immodest ee , mew medical di nvestment ©o., owner of th : 2-Pants Suits _...__ - a 60s Breasted Corduroy 713% CHESTNUT STREET n°? the Prt ¢ =e Radio ' Tetcheg D . \ATOR mu on is & . . he d property, and of wh ich Alex (orn- Bo & " Vests and (cats - “wa ys . a a . e - e . ‘ tion to theses isolated “ommunica. ee ef the Daughters of the ALCOHOL TO USE | 3-6AL RAD with two-fold ection; HS soothes sn well is president. and the forecios- “yy — PRD Lesa : S°ec spots will en. jptiicer orate seme ea a a aE heals the inflamed membranes and in- ure gale was conducted by Attor- Prereente abe reater rani4ity evolution. the General 2m Above Zero “as Eg apidity tn ete ican R - non 2 Mga 2g Above Zero hibits 1 growth. giover. ¢rese goods. men's dreag and work ehirte, sight weer. overaile, Jumpers et Puxturee floor caees. wai! cases, counters, cash register. et Persistent conghs and colds lead to | . . ’ > - . ere . repai rr - Womens Clubs, . nev FE. W. Banister a« trustee Hgts etn rs = hence ehorter shut. ration Fete oll (cs cal eee % Quarts at 10° Above Zero Of all known drugs, creosote is rec- According to announcement Bove £7.50 + Ym ny | | do ‘ns of power supply to factories Nations ng ng el ager 4 Quarts st _, an ognized by high medical authorities as} 24. by the trustee. the sale in- tonne s — hatte | k lkirk Au ° & St Co "hus radio is again an !mportane ee aap eo ga > Suerte —___—_—_—— Ij | one of the grestest healing agencies for | -j.:404 the ground site and the a 75¢: “se e ction 0 ne -cConomia fae ; : her they are ready t . id € grou 5] n n ee PO Mle 08 the Be we as possi | persistent coughs and colde and other | puiiding. Alex Cornwell told a | MB] Odds and Ends Bory puits | AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS OF ALL KINDS OF STOCE untry at as eer hroa ; areal : Long Pants ‘wll-L. | ‘thins es threaten the perpetuity of forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion | post-Dispatch reporter that the ho- Suits and 4 7 coi Tamme 50c coo ac ae Our regular Household Goods Sale every Tharsday ot sd 4443 UL outstanding develop. . #4 . nation j contains, In addition to creosote, other te] was in prosperc us condition ‘bvercoate. eal - rey Knickers Pant« | 1808-16-12 CHOUTEAN AY. GARFIELD 8397 r 1925 fe more of a acien. ws pelea healing elements which soothe and heal | ong the sale of the property was a —s | tific contribution ¢h fet of Resolutions. ‘ eos Heavy ) Bo: M Ail ‘oan a concrete ' Wih Pa More? | the infected membranes and sto the forma! ma tter transa cted in the or. ' 0c | Kibbed 5 invention or design of apparatus made public by Mrs. Hender- y y 3 irritation and inflammation, while the dinarv course of business for the Lumberjacks | Underwear. . PLU BLIC AUC | This contribution to th esolutions indorsed by creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab- | puro f adjusting the debt iy 10¢ — oe oe ee 18 realme of the | . TINTED ENAMEL oe A the bl ateetien ~ aa purpose o! adjusting . Men's Heevy } ag fe | and & GROCERIES AND FIXTURES sctence is rnade by Commander A. wornen here are | There is practically no change in Mixed pe seal pen “ sete. breakfast sets. | es long wave Hoyt Taylor, U. S. Naval Reserre [pillows to > asleen Also white 49 of the trouble and checks the growth [+}. ownership, he said. as he is ¥ ool | Heavy Canvas Sc | petites. « « gf 2200 MENARD STREET for - ; . ? re Gloves ‘ m shown Force, and Dr. EB. O. Hulbert, phy mt we are deeply i 3 | $5.10 per gal. Pint 4 of the germs. i president of the Thirty-sixth Street on tale Heavy Jerey Die TUESDAY, DEO. 29, 1826. 10:30 A. M. of the icist, of the U. S. Naval Research he '° F Corte aes Sis- : re Creomulrion is guaranteed eatisfac- Investment ©o. He announced there glich Broed- a | | We will sell for the owner at the above address « new and one-kilo- Laboratorr. tee of church and se} ls w} ED WATER | tory iD the treatment of Tesstent jwould be no change in manage- cloth Shirts ; ' lean stock of groceries together with ail fixtures m All-Weool Ser i a ; . a f cy to handle # These gentlemen, tn thetr stua. ee, eee po yg lh ae coughs and colds, bronchial asthwa, | ment of the hotel. Only one other Work Shir | Mixed Usion 25 | Fire and Police @ orice and 1s ell new Ieeanaiee. The Sateen Gee . ose ‘# i wailine eehions ' pot Sto10 iti . » a! fer ork #hirte | Mixed U slen ‘re vuce groceries and is all new merchandise e u oreore re- ies of the application of shor . erga De en oe . . bronchitis and other forms of pee .i person biG at the sale, Offering (2 Pockets) | Suite... . | saspenders 19¢ butcher box, scale. coffee mill, show cases, counter, shelving. One-hun- | waves for naval use, noted certain ‘s apparel], and have hope- vaine. Quart. tory diseases, and is excellent for build- | $5000. | | etc., ete | laid ti aie to mothers, up the system after colds or fu. The Melbourne is a 14-story | A. A. SELKIRK AUCTION & STORAGE CO. @aving of phenomena From this they de- plaid the bial ne ing : | woleed = theory as to why shore gre °° them to come to the Mi | L L E R Se «| Troctere containing 206 reemnandy 1808 CHOUTEAU AV. Garfield 8897 Men's Heavr ——_—_—-_ . all ; . £ . ‘ 2 Waves should carrr so far with that they do not relieved a‘ter taking according to | apartment suites. It was built sev- | such Pla | Ty wer In thetr experi. - ‘ r] - ; : T? 7 nf2 in ' O-operati - with the Na. i*a _— a Lz i cy Wall Paper A Paint Co., Inc. mulsion Company, A la, Ga. / Lunchroom Man shor to Death. Y Aen ay na. Rese arch Council, they meas. oy ag g tar " : : , bk , : 5-STORES TO SERVE YOU-5 ' BENTON, IIL, Dec. 26.—Frank- . i I ION CO : e : : os I ’ hie : ? tr ~ 80 - called ev y | i J 7 ‘ ss be mer 1001 franklin = Central 8653 waaittan oo , " . : ‘ 4 uy t3 — norit 7. are seeking ( R. U. Ee NN e oo Dame Fashion directions. Ask your druggist. Creo- jecral years ago osu ’ — = ais “0 : . - 383 ’ ; } ’ - . the” earth's ees cee 3216 baston Fremont 0 3 8 c four men who entered the lunch- it to be owes, mae Guestions of fashions HOSS Serrcrsom Mumbolt 004 Bl spore ef Bade Hedevch. 41 years -LANDAY pres. J ae fty mfes high ee ae sg 1304 Olive - Central 7140 ia. on the hard road near Chris- 3501-07 Lucas Avenue Telephone, Lindell 21 iPTiné } The my hve je that , : , : : On , ‘ 21-295 a Vain = Gartield 0503 1869 A ao —_ yt > le : Tm) | > and s"or hirmn to — 0 Al CTION SALES a ae P. aa yt ree 10 A. M. =“ see a) . | cy —_s ¢ 41 ' men ry : ore old sores than oo S ; y * one : CA PRIVATE &. - waves are refracted from this layer ine Dest a fy aap eta ay |other salves combined. It jeath. The,shooting was said to Double Eagle Stamp STH AND FRANKLIN prblinene ner Fantimaer pear So 10:30 A. M and that t*:. “sk % omponent”’ of - ot ate ps .- , . y ag anc oa hay re trom an argument Ce Special Auction Wednesday, . . & Wave, instead of being los? in pé in th mbassies, also b} » 2 By : k Free ove: 1e price of four sandwiches own to earth and + yal fami : DISPATCH Want Ads—and meet | Fp aruEN : -hich the men ordered tei ou p-'¢here. Cali Olfve 6600. @&. Posi Mine ae hae = . - 7 “** + rined UR-é iui serv icé@., . — tha rr: ;7) , ¥ = : Ss n¢ seOTy Will Mean much : ‘ pall Receiver Named for the 7 o id oO er. It oe ’ cs | a S g: 14.68 * ‘ > ; ; ; : "bp , ' / lsine as approximately °! . _. + : .. + : ? .+ > - " ve been other radio de. May - : = : un! Ferguson McKinmey | . per ce. >| hb nes be’ «@ ne use of ; ry : = iat rominent Th OMPEny (anno! €O o@ Under Tres} Prepare! /nese al)! PAL and eaising conditions wit neut | ard improving the euatity fal. Tinapess) assimance ~ 3 : ' ’ i the eniiworth b o° “olce transmission, which means ther stated ‘ba : f ' os . a \oa25 “ae « * ‘ED | tor Clothing © , * vw? ov os ee att | tportesd capital stock of aia eG V| Ger eecnecty to mene : 24.00% P par value sipck. of ; ’ se e® " io Va pb ™ 4s met icfolve 3 gné . 4 = ww "of we 3.840 Lose vy : es - as . “~~ --* co penay .* . | f € : i « a etter radio concerts. 0 the epeculacions feiss giste-| (IF THREF RMS \ Ao w-. ent oP - there ts omstandine — d treasurer . : me ther matters aieged to | at we 9*°* oO 42 » : ang? willy ; : ' e oe . es ‘ ai ‘ , : ’ ’ ’ : snufacturers Stock of b values offered in this sale Saturday. .And Monday just i } y | : f men and young men took advantage of the super ! . . ¢ the F i. They looked. They bought... Hundreds and hundreds o ed into receivership by the failure of the Ferguson-Nic tony are will have an opportunity to share in the rare savings. The BRENTWORTH CLOTHING COMPANY was force —— She hiahoet cash tidder. In comguaaanaal: : d two-thirds of the Brentworth stock, the court ordered the garments so Stemi tes Oe mey Company. | a ed Saal ares hs cunseaeied one rchaser. Thousands of superbly tailored, high-quality Suits, Overcoats, Ulsters, ns ee . r inet will ae. moet ra a ‘coe: 5 et been the favorite of better-dressed men. Come early and make your selection. It's an opportunity you just cant a : it... garme important decisions. Where } VERCOA TS—0ne or Tw o-Pant SUITS Gc a fruitful field for their , : v live in the comfort of an p as they live it? Where can LOT 1 ( ( LOT 2 ( -_ financial security and enjoy- OR - DE BY BRENTWORTH TO SELL FOR MADE BY BRENTWORTH TO SELL F _ se oe gy ee " r y voted “Aye ’—for Florida! o () = $3 7:30 SAO $45 350 more rapidly than the popula- ,? nion. ns 3 . c RCOATS — TUXEDOS | | OVERCOATS — ULSTERS/ | _ is a year round state for AT ONE OR TWO PANT SUITS } apital—for health,, for play. tOR TWO PANT SUITS | by age, offers the opportu- ab | (mported weoiens. “sitk and satin trimmed. Mall When banks increase their de” Sage jee sag ier PME CLATERS are ot tea, ne aud large ‘cotlare lion dollars every business rUxt DOS ure of pure unfinished worsteds Ailse staphe aterfielda. coneerveativre bliack kerecys , THE ONE OR TWO PANT SUITS are made of some of the finest woolens. Others of pure \ > t Ene tinh atvles« ®Satin-faced la pein. silk - oseilipae a : eo a hen land vields an average are ‘ sizes acluding steuts J ONE oR TWO PANT SLITS are of all-woo! cnAestmercs. Scotches, velours and worsteds. 5 olld colors, in the latest single and deoeublic breasted Eimugliish medeil«. and in the favrered new shades te " ed on Ss in Florida in 1924-25, the » 4 ripen, checks, plaide and mittures. Hesutiful ly tmilored and finished fn the | sisset worsteds i= conservative otytes Men's Extra TH Manner. All sizes for men and roung men. in cluding slima. stubs and stouts. future is beyond question. | tine Bedford Cord. Superb Overcoats of tg “e $ em pps Sy = $97 Trousers is TOO restricted to list { Whipcord and Woolen Top- $94 ported woolens, satin ‘ine 8 Cassimeres and Louie =~. SOOHSSSSE SHOES FOHSERE FETE H+ HEFERSSE +s FEECESESOSSS + FFF SEPSEE HERE OTs Heese R SESE EEEEE —--_ -— = Ca eel -_— - -— - -— = ee ee ee o— 5 — — a = & Seed epee. . ‘ieetes and trousers Lill sizes. Tailered by haud. Yiecat of them : , touts. and trimmed. — slims and sto cheviots of excellent quality :. seat sust- the State afiords: your coats in All Sizes cess > « 107 wel being literature 7 : patterns, from our ibs tenis daperiafiy, B47RA SPECIAL! Suits and Overcoats iii own cod the | From the Brentworth Stock Store Open From } i | Orders During This : I DA the ere « limited number of Suits and Overcoats 8:30 A. M. Until 2 - Sale. * None Sold “Brentworth” stock which are not in the very 6 P. M. Daily rc Sa z O Ommerce * tard “They have been grouped into oe inl sea Shite seo ace J k 7 FI ida 4 BAe are offered im our Money-Saving 7 | osetia — NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON to Dealers For real bargains be sure to see

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ST. LOUIS POS 14 _ST. LOUIS F POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ’ cK TRADE | NE men. eo cpr |WeSSHN GD = |-—_ fae —— : TOCKS EW YORK CURB | ett ore ee OCAL STOCK ST. LOUIS STOCKS |_|! PUN Cop WEEK = ce APROWS DUE 28 soo ass week, 6.2 7 ¢ STOCK EXCHANGE, De $-—_ Tot: les of st sc © the Post-Dispatch. | if : | oe a me f $00 inet PRICE CHANGES | uen ape , = — ne en va ee nh wed posing Ppt ind 1 ted ———— a | — i OLIDAYS Following te al : Wing ma \ranite i [mi so cents Sca! nm 7s. : o rs} ene a> @--92 a faa é > . i ? i.’ v ~ =a ~

awe OO wre > . . auf Dispa 30 pftd . a] gareas of the Fost oe Al Chal @ 81 Ew VORA. Dec. 24 —The Eve- ¢o pid 7 83 108 » Post in its weekly copyrighted Am Ag @i> — | -asive days, ana such &; Am Bosct., often than not is ¥ lewed | A Brake 6 _* de ptd ls sgl reviey, scys. Am Bana aecrerga2 iors ‘own the Norte tee 264 42 rare ee ) Am Beet 4 & 32 stock Exchange ciose for do: ota 7 1) 78 a 7 iL ~ - ~~ = . ' do pté 7 lis v \arege : ers gsively °* = « en ’| AmBrown | ; e present ingtance i564 do pid — seught mo news to alter AmCas 10> _ Te timiem prevalent; @ ae. the week. It was in Keep- €e oat with the season that the finane | do sf ‘¢ should hate become’ AmCBain = stronger as Christmas, 4@ Chics na nceidentally, as ’ ; 1 of the Am Expr : | January einves*ment A &s& FF P * investors do not Walt | ph — 2 eguetn _ '? >) * ’ ts kh Tr a ’ | 5 “+ > - , 4 iw ew > 3 oe 2 we tee figures for rs cc.e ¢ January, when i leo 8 Se 134 % “eCcelD of wheat : iwidend and ‘tmterest checas : deo pa 6 , = — een turned into cask, to Am I Car 23 44 } abou’ what they will do witth Am la } = 15 > ; . a Ve ’ aw Dd muss. be Dia 1 ~9 es C2080 | A - of the market Except do pa * eg » > - x «hen the skies ar@|/A Lace Sa. a Ra . at a the closing week t/ 4 Metalet es likely to bring firm or a -€ prices in securities. 4am Radi + the final week of the month am ’ ate FE 3 “3 gevea! in market movemerts A Saf and what the tnitial a Sceit 7. 845188 : SHARP UPWARD RANGE as See RR, SA! ace Sear wil being |* ne Te CHICAGO WHEAT 22° bu nels 0 las — es in Wall street at the ~ett ar Se aa rere 506 00 be are ™ ‘zed wits enthusiasm. } asm 5. a3 — may not widen in the coptinnd AnD Woot certainly better) 4 . : ' Am P of - what is coming than We) 4o4 cfs. vet had must be found before | am Zine ‘on a ré : ae . > e de ri 10 106 s shinoments were nm | s 1 pared w th 419.000 a we Narrowing of Trade. " .* act > a — situme of tradin aa . o * jast _ Fear _ he ume : © ad Ss aATatT® 621 ~, ‘s the natural resuit of) ,. Top eo a01 interest for the time ini de pra. 4 31 fant - les an ‘pn bo do fa) Po 37 i ; | , . Am Type § 712 be interpreted as @ ma a wei - 188 ture Public participat: do 7 - ne weeks, Put Se. 8 §=§—8 8 O11 ee 2 Oe & Hocs Close Higber : " = matesa. Ms er. | ey mi Foret eUugn- €5 | ' 160 . 19 — ‘ - husiness, reasens i:OTf ar of Def? iz o ign as genes ' aeia! éivid | Tek Sal : on” ~ 1 : ree wi sr int -onfidence are to be , — a. ' ‘ine > So ty er as ¥ , ; ’ ‘a : cant ¢ fnflationary tendencies. ‘*| ée 1 pf Boe elif | " . P ‘ ‘ | . ; e as : ; | . ened that bus it ~—ean7 ia _ of, 4, LO - = ’ , zt - —, ] 4 a - r- ? ination bu? | Ase 1 > 387 . : . om ; : , . uae oe ~~ =. a daa . nin fear o nisSt1On, § aTasFr 7 40433 . ’ L144 mame . . _ "aes em ; 7 : h enthusiasm m the ear'y)| do pfs. 5 ‘2 ‘ ‘ _ " - . , ; : . : : ’ : : : : . - s~ - : a? 1océ could arryvy us At) hb *- or 2 2g ae : : = - : would be t . : > oy ‘ - $.4 Du . : m aioe : s ff : nm ; . dange? — anak a, 7 AO & WISt ' 8 J , + york . y . : . ‘ - : - Tl " pena - : ; oo OF. . ’ - . ‘f : a’‘e were 4 > | Lad aa is 40 pfd . a special Wireles to : | , Paci ‘ ppre- | era . ; | | tot pane aay tae Gee 7 : : cg : 3e- : anging down .Cash Grain Elsewhere = ==>’ avy and 1 Fre ee een 3 ‘ . ; - : : = ; 7 ahi RRC 2 % ; _ : ~— es . _ : - ; pr’ e- war ‘han pest- ~war pe- Botany 4 “ Rrantts. In the market for grains has prices 1% — ye ate: ur most spectacular advance | Bric © Se , _- winter wheat, for ez- ' mg ra’ “ted to $1.81 a ™ dis Meal . a en *d $1.67 and then re- gre M Tré ‘ Alfalfa - oe another high oe . =ee kK 45 of4 ~ ~~ on a ae =o a find “I Louk Flour > oan he prese ipturn : . ee : ‘avemm, / lara‘ion tn the new Govern-/|s. shoe 6 ' pateat. a8 rercrt that puts our supp'y gras B Ca than had been reckoned by | Grunew T) & trade Tt ‘s a peculiarity of the * . oe wre iw- > v % . a | “eevee es *4 Ces A BEL te a ~ : * *2 ~~ an _— », _s, -—_— = = 7 -- S-ESo | ose ,% 2 Year’ : ‘ ' ' " . ; . . 4 A Ave been ec~mecia. ew R WW Bu’ 2 alo > 1 “ . — Prob lem of Meaney Hates. SR .tterick B 4 o meetneas remains good e . — . 4. ofa a ma fie , 3 . Da | 3 = 4 | : 7 . “> : _- : on . : ‘ d “ . 4 os a : uM | ed | ot | a - , - aa ' ° Wy > -_ v a rs) ; enniieemesm : . : ; ° ¢ ; . . as ; ‘ Bh ‘ + fallew ehat Canad : , ; ’ : ' i i rkhet | 34 : . - —— P ——_—_ 2 wi tiene (te Cavor- ‘* Pom 4 SHORT COVERING WEEKLY FINANCIAL , ; . — ' | . . | - . ei 4 | 53 my “ ~ea Ee ; nc ‘ge exnar* " of tut > a1 a 4 A ; . " - . — : . - =~ ane * a? : | STATISTICAL REPORT eo : | | } 50 | nee , onnin The follewsan a the ear po + RAMS ON seer, PE BS Be Ee Bos Sie Shey BYR See RE eae | tee marie oe he eee cel - rt a a ~ a ' % ‘es : J . 7 : » , pe — x ~ aT -t . ae) “a :. P ° re ‘ arre and rT ~~ a0 ath . ‘ , s , . he giren nr a - @ ~ ’ om 2 ik eR — rY 3 ; . - : _ Vr Rid : THIS YEAR'S POTATO CROP a extras, 50@50 4c: do extras @i-score:, | retuned & mores rates in the eireum-| Certesd 6) S08) ; Pi core - ' rs ‘ ") 200% agg | ec. 28. — Live | “neyn,. 2 . 7 ‘inued goed| 40 ee. oe | ae entif ect pi _ : od - De a an — . yes ' Bh an ~~ 1s J “ree? ind “ia oP & on ‘a aai*ie, even “ *s 14 at ’ . ~ ove 70 4 a 7 : o- : ie 49 ~ “fs _ n “@ o- at 7 | p gical sainess 2 A, S : , . ’ ") * f ' , 3 : ee > ; . . , . ™ . “wT — Pe 64) VV a tr eet . TS ams ‘ , an ey _ Deerease in Bank *arp/ies. - : = > a » ae : zi afte ie of ¢t E . 9 id cre lemand for funds fer, 4° BFP a on “as af ected tn a “es : News an ommen t! guotecions | te 4 Sarre ts ‘ata Dr a. é “a cate. soak ey Naam Boston Stock Market | —SPECIAL DAILY— ) | rege a aow ife csr ib ter raw at a | on | _ Lo | ' farings, Money, Silver" s".% —— Knig ht, a 2 * Va ™ . . z — (eon ” - eure af ae 7 [eae . = s* . eo ace ‘. | on 7 Th @ rd 7 —_— a | » ert or ~ ° , . 1 ae oe we wf nee peg ‘ o r. 4 o . > - a te wert . 7 ‘= ° a .* : - - twee Investment Securities : en Leipite | oe ; ‘a a Corn a Buy 7 no fans ane panko, gearucae| Wee cama or Sale Now? CORPORATI aN | : - 7 oe on - 45 @et (ow ow“er fea oe = ’ : “ok ene Whotle the ‘rene _.. Sta bs : wed? rT -noch ser " 5 ; "8 —— "“—_—Far stiver ~s gg eet =" s 4 - — - = oe’ De impending —— oy warrant) PL BLIC an @olle-7 ay low aes paSae sco RAILROAD Daily Letter MUNICIPAL wesued Dy us offers advice on corn situation | a of > e Nimots Cent ‘- reed for ; s , ) : , : onthe 5750p erwneed «et a then” .- Ll] : ~ . ; B.*4 i> Ge Geen th oe —e of phone > ol te tt: 7 ana . - . ‘ ; . : . ; v 4 ’ be . , 401 Oliv SL 7 tow « e-—mon the stern ss 4 , == R__ o- * ows : 7 ' Jue ' , ' : " , > 3 ; bes , : , ; te I e . “fme “. * a->er etcagd-| come aS ee ' Ver it 48 a ui ! ; } t . , ' ’ : - - . . 3 " . : , i : - i ate = ™oant* - 4 ‘s py } _ coe | a we 78 : er ieee HES ESR Sia ee, : 30 a0 Olive : eee pte | Sop -- ' ty : \ : -R ~ : . . - "+ ~ ~~ : '\@ ‘s “- —— - wee ~~") " 4 - ¥ " 9 St. Logis Spot (Cotten. , _ “Y emmy ' . : a . — t a0 ; = Newernber $2 COG. 4 tee ane <= ‘ea . : ; : : . : : o " \ew 7 “ .4 a1 em ae Unemenest E. I “- 8 . : . = : “* ) . a). aed ees er ernr sas 4 = ‘towne ‘4 ; i. BELT Tr : | ; ' as ee < " gTO.e DE umport ore — a 19 2h " : . - ° . ‘ ral " . oe y a anam” “=F . . use. Ccletax . ;- 48. a 3 BNStOT SS he oa AL Lo mbad Des.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cCNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1920. oe? ae .* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘NEW YORK STOCK EX to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Dec. Stock Exchange W CHANGE TRANSACTIONS } | Net Low Close | Cb se WHEAT SELLS Hi Ppectal to the Post-Di es for the week on NEW YORK, Dec. | Rtocks and Sales on. Div,, for hares, compared with °6,.—Tota) gal ere 6,543,000 8 NEW YORK BOND MARK found rices and the Thursday's closing prices, the previous week 5 closing P 1600 last week, 6,246,700 same week a year a£o and 6,135,009 ON LOCAL EXCH sales for the week Stock Exchange6, changes for the week. (c) Payable in pref t quarterly, payable in (h) 1 per cent price ex-date. | Following is liet of jlots (00 omitted) on the closing prices and the net (bd) Including extras ‘Partly stock. Extra 4 per cent ts Become ) upon t Stronger as Is. —— Pr Thurs. Week. Cb g¥, | ___ JOVERNMENT BONDS. INDUSTRIAL Symbols: (4) Pius | | oot *| ~~ hb Oo) Gc Qo 3454) i ' " “ stat quarterly in st r week. —Decrease for eT) lhe ae ae it~ ror wow ss POREIGN BONDS. - | ales High |» Low ovr — NS) [oe @e- at Approach of Wheat Price es » a Feature. iv. : Ratas in $| Wk.’ “in $) W'k| Wk. | WE r> 3 es ar OrwDoewo sn . e > Poe oOrt rete i) i) ws omri a) « | — J Pao as see sy o ¢* he sn -o~ | ey * fee ‘ Ses. FS m the New York | ' | > oe ee > how ome} oo fsa ue owas = » é Ih > ~ 26.—The Eve-| opyrighted | ** ~ - e . see morose ~~ oO “tS OD > 7a tne To w~e Led TORR 4 ~~ tet ~~ eeaetervr ~o n »* a wy @o¢ > a rn ~ a a > PF geese FES FE a ~ - ; P . "o AmBro¥n -. /AmCab 10d 1374 296 5» 09 *or -“ ‘srw. + o> re >*-. re i. a) sece! rel leet: -_T oa > -- hb FO Wison Co jet 6s as ~ of 04 04! e : rakes Fs ef ws — yeere wa aes closing week bring firm or ~ore ono anon. One tin | A Metalse+ ~ ~~ i« rec re oe > -- ~} roe 7 ef the month > 6: Pa ot eS ¢ PPS — sseeFt Now 4 a ~~ > ew i he ) « a” ee ~~ . “2 + 5 as" ANGE CAGO WHEAT J Narrowing of Trade. ou ae + | wel ° J ‘ Pos Z Pes F s (oe = * 5+ Ow @ OY *- mio - Ye eo onto Grsec aw — et oe et Oe es 1” + ~ P» O-Tt a reotoe > Bes on feu kf a rere ie »vet had must be foun aa me - % if we & be & > ~ 2 ‘co: so.» @ > > n> m | 5.2 b a ' 7 ews 29°C > — ~ “7 4 ) ‘—_— . > ume of building, the - ge rr re a — -- a ON et om et ee “ao ‘ INDUSTRIAL BONDS. 4+ > @-? s-~=3 Cr \cec StL&NO St ‘- 63 -_ ; : . : onvi~s Pour amd Me — -sr>DBorrsrsy ‘novo ??> 0D .- had been rec! a — - sae I> - . Pet Fhi ara te for the @re asa” Problem of Mon i " EG6S—APPLES—POTATUE » ~~" Nash © & St L 5: > (lee ° gen ese Pre’ a do " ' F ¥ ch be ao 4 Thure. Wee Ae ae IND. nYCcC4 a _) me 41-24, iu 1 i” ot 4 ty Siw Y NS Be mine & H ded 4 em ¢ SIS 7 s lve - ‘* ~ oy 97 -% NY Web ve - "© Ner & W : xt bY of % - P 6 8} . Nor Pac 4 We Nor P ws .. O 8 L lst con ' . ev ate . os lL 1us a eit ” . ed _ 2 Pe er 103% - =) - o 1) — ‘s | Pere Maq 5 O8\% “SS pcces Ld 107%» ° S| Porti F 6% ° ‘| Portl 03S, * | Rich T let LOO * Rio G Bs mur © 124% — ‘| Rot F } 6 - st Joe 100% — *‘e'at L! 10, % ‘ ed - & Lum * s Leé 106 ‘“ se A lvl _ ds a L & ve ores ae 102 | & ly & 103 4 ert 91» ’ ’ 105% . As 5 A ‘ “96% -, | Sel a6 a7 *% —- *« Ss A 1, 2 —1 ‘sorP evt 4« * ay rig 4s 19S * Ny Fo y ~ . Bou Wh» 4 ° 2 Sou RK) wrt, . ® Bou iy 100% ° Tern 105%, ° 1s T nton “4 °} Tai RR 2g 102% ~ VaR @ P Oe 101% 101% -.- @Va Hy be 62 : v8 % > = Wah ist “9% 69% ° | Wab oot 60%, ° | we One iv0i% — West ip BwWeLEec sat: & 106 -—- oh % 93% 33% ok 03% | ' ' 102% ° %\| Ch 104 ° | 23%) ° | im” ° \ | Specs eo — 2 NEW Y ag’, ° “ iyi eis . 1} ] 90%\ ° %\lin am 103 %e- , Ne A)! Asser. " #9 %s ct , Am Pub Serv 97 * . & | A™ Pub Lt 108 & Armovu 142 | apo a { oo AuDdDur©rth otor +3 4 — 2 | Bala dan nein) © % | Beaverboard pte AS = & | Beudis ‘ : 62 62 \Borg & Ber * 2 e' x, | Cent ! 103% 102 % * | cent 8 O aa%, 63% Chi N S &SMRRE « uo ) 5 $5 $4 not %%, | Commonwes't Di dei... >> | Consumers Co AD Jj Cuneo Press aid si% — Diamond Match ... 89", ° 2 | Pris :, 105 ong: | Evare w& Co + . a : “| Foote Gear 2 - Gowmart 5° % -—1 A, (>) eanare f,? Wy —!) Hart i - ] | H ey 52 hy ~ . | Tal v2 5 _— ™” Kh lat 5S ih 3% | Canby 52% —1% | Midiand A % | Real Siew -- Fe Fee FSes. - } ; . sewet lt Wme 2 | Wolverine Cem. ly » _ *® a, my * ly * ~ S23553$S2 | RAILROAD BONDS. NYCAIIR r& 4": or 641 102% 102% -4 Ok 89% — ‘Ores W RBS 46 s33322333 FS SSTF F - 2 * c-) P22 oe {age 5o® ioe es ae aor ees fe seer $228 i i ' oc2-)-) eae _ AGO v « ge er “se ee et ee ‘ 7 to the Poe- Diepaten ing are Thursday™® close, an@ the net change LLL LE % | Mid West Uti 79% —I ed | Morgan Lithe “ | Nat Flee Pow A - | Omnibus com ® | Pick & ©. | Reo Moter | Yates Machine ; Felwor | ¥e Tr & | éo pfd "TRIPLE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY OBSERVED BY MANY EXCHANGES || By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Dec. OWING the lead of the New York stock bxec all the loca! securit) modities —_ > r&s. } ; : — oer ve we rf = > “ Since it is not s but ' ransacted ~ oo a al oye. open thelr door only routine houses and rations, — en ee A te in Wall street and af ° : orner it a Ro Se served @ tr ~ = ~ . > oe a “ = -- ee sé SP % | 8 _— ‘, - ‘. Sk °* Ped a » For January We Will Reserve + 1Nadq nce Co. Nw. ¥.C. & St. L. ( Lexington Utilities Metal Review. Market Review Until January Buckingham Hote! pan Walworth Com National Dairy brings, Money, Silver y Products w. W @ Elec. rht, Dysart& Gamble’ Yates American Machine 11 West 42d Street Gatesworth Hote! United Lt. & Pr. Investment Securities National Distillers Products dom of Italy Detailed Circulars Se ive ané firme ée UTILITY > November Lettcr. TEINBERG ew York, Chicago and Members of XN ——& es ® Pen ON Ml The St. Louls sto vestock Market ‘k Yards end sr. Egg and Poultry veted to remain Nationa) touls Butter. Exchange also closed until Mondey morning. ne ene ae Investment of the Following Diversified and Liberal Yielding Issues —— na — a 6s “Nickel Plate”) sas 4 7 1 ° ] ? 4 “ a. Beak Stock Exchanges

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rT hii 496 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCE. Ee SNR Qa Professor of Physics Shows Why New Goodrich Water Cure Produces Better Tubes. Q N the curing of rubber it is a well-known fact that there is sone one temperature which gives best results. It is equally PART TWO. | true that curing under certain pressure yields a better product then curing at other pressures. In the usual process of curtng by steam the pressure can no: be increased without increasing the temperature of the steam, whereas with the a CY UVe EZ new process of ciiring the rubber with hot weter ary desired pressure can be applied without changing the temperature. By this process the rubber can thus be cured not only at the is Better --- Stronger--: pel The result of curing rubber with water at a pressure about ' = ‘ : : Jour ttmes greater than steam curing at proper temperatures Or? @| urln is @ product uniform and sornewhat stronger and which aiso has the important advantage of keeping its good elastic quais- * the & a {Smiling Gus ; a vr | F our Hor at 0-YEAR-0 In Sam “PAYS 19101 == FINMILE RACE lettibocker, John Q. Kelly, ."“"*" "Seer ¥. Sr, 4 : a U ties for a considerably longer time than does the rubber cured sf mp, 0 Re by steam in the usual way; that is, it deteriorates less rapidly TH one far-reaching change, Goodrich has advanced immer tudes miles along with age. ARTHUR H. COMPTON the road of quality. By replacing the old stcam cure with the new Goodrich : Physics. B Water Cure, we have reduced casual imperfections, always possible m making : Uuiversity of Chicage . . : F. Eperetm. tubes, to a hairline chance. Science, as well as practical test, stands sponsor for the B_Nereid, Ebb Time and ee ae _ B Prince of Umbria Are fourth cons i. superiority of the new process. | I a fixture. | Tod Because greater pressure can be exerted wrth water than steam without | Kr aa iki Pest = injury to the rubber, the Water Cure produces a better tube. : ae ae fe seit. Purvis Cured in water at the temperature of steam, but undef pressure far in excess of This produces uniformity of texture: uniformity of strength throughout the tnbert Foo ss. bee 28 Sm. GC what can be used with steam (without weakening the rubber,) the Goodrich tube is hence uniform service when it is in the tire on your car. 2 energet 4 Goa compressed into a complete unit of rubber. Your fingers feel the difference in a Goodrich tube the instant you touch Rw RATA peten eg A water pressure of 150 pounds irons out every vestige of aeration and variation. It de- thicker and tougher, yet livelier. The vetvety texture of it, the resiliency all giveyon [..... . ay bs ; livers its pressure evenly over the entire surface. The smallest arr pocket cannot survrtve. confidence m rt ing the [De Sete Seen Steelworke™ Thus the Goodnch Water Cure practically squeezes imperfection out of tube- The water cured tube ages more siowly; that is, withstands the natural attack of nd prostam. Smiling Gus, ¥ . cor € making. It prevents bubbles and blisters and flaws around the valve. It seals seams time. It offers greater resistance to tear. Thus you invest im doubly protected Fo... ces pap eraoneipgrt “a with a smooth finish that rivals the smooth surface of the tube elsewhere. * dependability when you buy Goodrich and Silvertown tubes. ne ne ee 7 ot > Ae thy - 2 —- : P Qo me, i) = } THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO ee ee nitea /aeai > . > | ? 24 . - -e . Stal - she in Established 1870 mee: : tive | “ : . z vr »i ¢ ’ : — : 2 « r » te _. Bete cor" celebrated Silvertown Tires, the famous Hi-Press rs when by the Acomil oi A : 6 . > 7 a a . . - < .+? NE . vi ib Footwear, Goodrich Zippers, Goodrich Water . e pp tele y» ‘ . —_ ; . - Bottles, and thousands of rubber mechanical! - onal junio yo . : aP a ,- - articles for industry. 7 san | ea Pen a - ° unGaa’ s+ mean. Reve * Regiment AF inn aia Seas Oa SES NESSII ND ne NSN NNER it ti San Eb Se Nt RM ch IER Ga ne NIN oT enn re Oo " b “er - rm miad Se ee ~ id C- ecCAa i¥ ~ _ x es chs Mee get he en P, oe Oe en r as | : ie eS Sean gira ons he . ~ Sign ae A ig was OAR Pe Ce . BS crs ge Mee DE OT AAS “Ses ; “Ee: 2 Oe aS, SS : | ze ee . ‘. . . 2 : Sige: m oes 5 oss se zs oe oe *, tates. SF RR MO yey ey ee Bn nO ee . oS a NTR a NF Nn ali My ON MI al a” a” RNa lar aa IN” OK a ns ne NI Ne a a a A ke a a Y. anne a Is a a ; . PN MR DR oe I IS RT RRS SS ON AE RT RIT RR Ne IN” RES SR ae ove o SN SR ee RR Ra nin SY ica NOL ONIN SSRN Gi NORE RD ID IR IO a ng I RN aT Lan MEER eR RRS a a Se : . ver ba to aes Mien er a es - a le : tn Mie aN no a a alli ld” - : o- oe . ae *DERSON TO MEET M’GALE TOMORROW et ae

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DISPATCE . EW LSI WSS DCW -_— — -— SS Pe a) SS , \ Cf th Me=r . ] - CH x . ay = ¢ SRN » lh v/ ~” \G vy New Better Tubes. Gct that there is ts. Itis equally — _ patie: lintinds etme 7 PaRT TWO. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 97.1995 =, © ye : . al process of — “aie ae eee cB ttn 5. te 6S creased without hereas with the Sar oa WEST DEFEAT EASTERN FOOT ghe temperature. met 2 mot only at the palo Smiling Gus, an Outsider, Wins Feature Event at ‘ POs SP LP «= . a ee = a - a ~ ee eal ladle” \ - - . -_ BALL TEAM, 6-0 ew Orleans Track OPO ans e ™ POLLO ALL LL lal, P PPL > PPP AP LL LD AOD EA AN | PL ee Lad da dada aa tna © ve Four Horses Finish | aia ; f ee ‘atonal jaa a plinth 0-YEAR-OLD In Same Orderasin __ Eastern Soccer Clubs Bid for St. Louis Youth s Services | Timber Is Added to MULLER GOES ’ ee ee ee a COP PPA LF PO et . : : Race a Week Ago | The Brownie Roster | | | case oes 5 g AE ee eee | od } Se . | VER 12 feet of right-handed |} th CALCUTTY. India. De _° ie | QO Bl RARE racing coincidence ne A was furnished today by the 24 Viceroy's (Cup race mm hich the first f horses were | the same and in the same order 2 pressure about temperatures and which aiso pod elastic guati- rubber cured ates less rapidly ERE ge FE A Ow we onl al pitchers were added to ‘the roster of the St. Louis \\ Browns yesterday, it was an- (| 1) nounced by Business Manager ‘| | '¢ Bill Friel | " > - a a Ss 2 nage ” ' t A MES a is Half of the or@er {s filled by Pi . a MULROY ld } Ellis Austin, star pitcher last 7 week ag i ]8-vear-o ;)» Season for the Alabama Poly- ¢!/ ’ a . ibocker, John Q. Kelly a oe eee ’ ) technic Schoo! at Auburn, Ala. ‘| Former California Star Runs — rf a See. sSnin wae te win sensation of the St. lie goes an inch above 6 feet. . Ebb Tid d ne finishing pytbute 7 in ne am J mn y Lue n \ uches for the 15 Yards to Score Only : Nereid, 1ac an , horce’s victor. 1 the ] : , other half, Dennis White. a Cali- 4 H e gee anit laments Saka aed Louis Soccer League, |, fornia serniprofessional star T chdo Aft S - " Prince of Umbria Are ‘ oe + 3 rise tive win " thie h ; q ff f Little has been learned of his ou wn, er nar fixtu? Today 6 Was &a to i aS receive orrers rom | pitching exploits, but Friel re- . ports that he must be something ing Toss From Imlay. of a weet pitcher and a sour |, one, since he lives at 253 Bouth Lemon boulevard in the town of Lineup and Summary range, Cal. } : Other Winners — Crowd ° «««: mn favorite. : Boohs Jockey Earl Pool.|— é ener age oa bi Purvis Tallies Treneoth : ) qerepagaagilialy ny oe | . Se me tabey Ber onisiast mmc sm! @ Coals Out of ~—-2 : —_ OR PO ES eee PE ED A TNS yee several American Soccer a i i ON OL Ahh A” he halla ’ League clubs. . ‘ ~ ’ — a PO Lod — PPP OL LLL dl he he hn sp i tn a i a a ~ i a ” O—GO Lh” h” aa elle _ | Base Position West i ‘ | ID) Lwige, Mare le EE lirowne. (ri «- l l en even | Kdwards, Mich. lL. T. ryan, Wasl ;} Slaughter, Mi. l. G. Bailey T. A. M, ° | Garbis: h, Army (". Hiorre!l, ; | O a ] t Farwichk Army K.G. Locey, O. A, ) Pitts... R. T. Shipkey, 1 ’ i SAS es He is a student at St. Louis University High p instant you touch tis fre om G6 for Bethlehem | Brrr, Schoo. os —_- ey, - ) Sioane, Jrrake FR. MK. Muller, Cel. yers a ‘ « ia , ’ 19 6 } 7 ritz. Wlic h Q . Carleon., (‘al fT ical ry © feoedles “* ing the Le Sote Tote) handicap, | Steelworke?s’ Team Outclasses Games In 2 | Fry, lowe... L. 1. Needles, | ; Jones, Fla R. Vf. BR. Imiay, Cal — Wyeoeff, . Tech F. B. Patrick, St he ) ae se ee Last Year’s National Soc- astands the natural attack of = Pri rowers Siting Gus By leriods cer Champions. ‘Springfield to Open Season; j4.; | — | e e 6 s ’ Pat oy . ‘ hy » 8O ‘ : 7 _.| Head Linesman—Braddock, Penne :" : Pia, s216 ‘The complete schedule of eight Satins ¢ n gete se | Sylvania s en I ine ' games in which St. Louis Univer- | F F , =? 2a f r~ c gt T } “Sn ' By the A ssociate . Press 4 c 8 sity’s football team of 1926 will |" oh “ . P} . ' , 4 , ° U s run ; ove All of the big games will bef t > t s Ss jthe Hespital for Crippled Children . «=? . : } " " a’ Tt) his * ’ : 9 ‘ ' ) (or piayed sere €x pt th Detroit! wong icted by the Ancient Arabic 01 7 r $4 ? X Z ‘ gumec. Boston College, a newcotn-! Order, Nebles ofthe Mystie Shrine ; if c a « T a = = ~ : » . “6 er on tiie sche dul has entered et ? The score was © to 0 The West's " engi only touchdown came in tbe third ; a xem ROT \ si? A es. er agrreerm.en’ wiheret the : : Pettiboch \ . = ; 7 wo-year ag ) ad period on a forward pase-—-Imiey - ; . ‘ , ernee 7 » Q . Oo 1926 game will be played in St. to Maller—for a gain of 29 yards. 7 | 7. 2 S, Te EOdai | per Louls and the 1927 contest at Bos-; With numerous all-America s®#- f ; a: is ' * e rm lections of former years in the twu : c . P rsor , I tf t Lov. Oia I niversity of (“hicago will nae ip, the play was bri) linge ©a- hy eo 1 . ress e entertain the Billikens at Chicago|cept for several fumbling spasms : c ‘ + = s . ’ Tt tas ‘ ‘ a me —= —— = ————— “| - . 3 ery oyole and le resulting froro insufficient prac’ | ‘ qt} yc) . . . e™ . 7 . . | 7 : : 7 Tce . ic | "9 K H ] | ’ ™ Atil are y ¢’ only aWwWHuYy - rie ¢ W yeoff, dashing ful back of 3 rg . | if «i : » . * 3 a F : ' " ‘ rey Georgia Tec) starred for the baat . ; ' ror hor contests on he bi ue 7 &: ‘Soa Arai ioeps | Three Indians to earns to 0 d a Sue af tie’ naaee tae | , ‘ . 4 oo ker rogran : > ae ‘ « + ce of 75> yare from his puntir ' 4 , : Try for Positions Zz ov ne is fhe -¢ OT! Diet Sf ? e. tat U . ? a is ¢ : ” ‘« : : i | on ture te ac empsey to: agree | e . + uwuit —_ . / : ‘ h . 7 . , : : i os : n ne ne n role ™ : With Collins’ Club Oct, 2—Springfield at St. Louis. ihe play for mos « — The nNewe = i'was in the FMaet’« territory but sev- iF chs 1 at | neu Pane PS Sr Oct. &—Drury at St. Louis. be gene . Bethlehem. Position. Shawsheen. Snecial to the Post-Dispat rms Oct. 16 — Marquette at St. | eral times. as the resu o! the y CO - Taylor f-onl Murdock aries A ' Thre ; > iwide open, basketball-like chararc- ; . e _ - (CrilCAtst? ie | , sites Lan -. ri Herrrman . K . | ‘ H. Hoss > . ‘en , ne bast , hy reat a Kt rilz ave > 4f I a T+ hal. ‘“ ( ty) D with : : Cyt. ry Boston ( ollege at St. jer © 2 oF r . 1! ij Allen ote Mills ‘ ats -s ' . ' ; ened to seore but alwave fell just i ¢ rT? ' ’ ~ ~ . ; yrs enor? saa . , ay . ; " a + Miu. eS « as McDonald R.uH.B.. 8s. Lorimer Wiite Box ¢ mi! ve] er to AVL. . e ro , H hamp rm Manag , f crossin the West oai . ni _ +} at 2 (arnihan (.H.H.. Thompsen during the spring training sea Cc ion $ Fo aad | Oct. 30—Rolla at St. louis. = we © CrGGENS € ; : eg ? ng pro! ung Robertson lL. H. BR. Watkine son. it was learned today, with Claim Share of Next Title ! Nov, 6—DPetrott at Detroit. ae “ity crowd of 720,609 pere ik f use of epurs n° the Forrest oO.R Cook the innouncement of hn . ° | Nov. 13—Arkansas Aggies at | A “apeci) . : ‘3 ) ie | he Purvis I. R Dizon . ; ‘ Fight Receipts. | St. Lan sons witnessed the game which wae 7.) “I an : ars qi T a -* . . . . +. s *. « ners ‘ ; : are be . ; " pe ' Stark j Cc. G. Turner c se ty raokien afi Nov. 20—lovola at Chicago. played at kwing Field if ” Nerei WwW | Opener canyon pag ee Oo! . rid 4 6 “ ite Sex bur- By 1 Associated Prese Thanksgiving das—South Da- Hines, Quarter. oe ais “ey ' 1s pene troldie 0. L. R. Lorimer ee —_ = Oo - — . . » sie ; : -_ ver ‘ 4 fieht k ¢ st. Loui . The gat iy | - * ) ‘ . . . —— = . o a EL - — -_- . a ’ inogor ‘ ’ i* e' 3 LL a, 7 ré ‘ : ‘ -. : was Genle—Purvin (4), Stark (2). dilber | a ten alan Ree lack Patrick, former: Stanford if “ 4 " . . . om . : = . , i ‘ — . bis oY t —rer 7 ee i Time ef halt ea—44o minutes, ee ith ttt te — ; ‘ ‘ lore () rie de Thle } ri ' rr : : ‘ . I I ie }? : I cp’ ' . «s ‘ff Left ti '? . ss 7 i* uu haf . “? ‘= . . in ’ : “e y. : : , yTY : f : ¥ > the ; DS ieinesier 4 | MINOR LEAGUERS TO ! irk, beth sitehers Kearns, maker and manager of the eyes on April 2 and) the Badgers| player, fumbled ef the play. ~e° gy? T° ? > ) : ’ . . : , . ; e ' ee — ee eae S tends nett @ tnt S* louis. Weet recovering Bir, ad A i , e § x squad il > ‘ . eri ser Sia) CO oaa\ on Apmril .« ti in Z i a leng .d of Indiar MEET NEXT MONTH | te ae a ae ) vied , = | ‘Tut Imlay, California captain . ‘ ‘ . 4 . " ery t ‘7 ~ud L i } ,* ~ He wae ey route aust tre , ‘ : J ere ’ > , : — - ; 7 , — ee eee nee Se ; gy} *Tié iqgers. an ni imii¢ iders and for? : ‘oy rie “py enrarnces Ji : Pe ; COAST RUGBY N Lis b¢ ason, and h t A go start Roch ISLANT e a é _ on , seven yarda, but Imlay was s'op- wa way ' - ; ithe line three times for a total of Be fated behind Bally Nuisance, |minor leagugs’ annual convention| pis, Jarrett, Former British International Player, Says the | four catchers of his other champion, Mickey) WINS FROM CANADIANS|‘"* ve t + 3 ail ‘ 7 oe lA .? = - Piwh — « ~- ‘ > we S488 aarti cinta oasis ‘ 4 — apes _ pastes ; 7 . ‘ rn i rst ' ; ; J Y): _. a0 | — ‘ i; € : ; ’ oe j APP PLL — ~ ‘ - ‘ My th. Ampociate rene ped on fhe fourth down end the ' ee : | Tcland. ¢ ‘ bia. Jat et ] mune Pat Or War, . oa bliic | the Britor na welterweight cham- As a . : ' ™ rip, ahd when the lef-_| 1! Re ee Young 18-Year-Old ANDIDA | VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 26.—| Bast gained possession om their . i » narty f ALLL f ] et ‘ ‘ . a - 7 . . GRAM C DID TE. r ny hin, « mtest ne ; € , Hnsnr ene > 4 our + a »?’¢ x hei ‘ . ar neactead ‘ "] Po’ ee Re + | ’ spect 1T) { : ‘ IN , i ; i" hye (eis mpics of atl rranctme ‘) ce lows | *oward line. " : us ; ’ * } ; + e* ' A: . . . —s ‘ — ; mr oe : : ’ } ‘ Fr . ° _* “% , 1 be Y mxaey ; : * 1 7 . >? ‘? . 4 '* ; non the mail and by hard|icave for the Western tour fron j FOR NAVY COACHING | Kearns’ contract with Dempsey '¢ aied the Univepsity of British) a, exchange of punts be- iT ’ » . - " .* \ | al | 1's | *> 4 - or + _ 4 1) * it) ‘ j OU r.¢ ‘ - +, . r. . ndian Tales, ei i POSITION. NEXT YEAR iors Kearns ointed cut. be en.) ee ee eee ee manufacturer of the | » Amancio 4 , , , ua .. ) rick gave the Eas§ the ball on . . in ems ‘oe? mmr’ an conn: : whe. "T'é " : . Onis. re uped tne 90 in Junior Net Event. By Dent McSkimm g ret Rpegerepmpesrn ey .~* P ry ns . , : ; vat shin 4 = if R it ‘itheir 23-yard tine Wyeotf then . the famous Hi-Press re ’ ‘ vv a? } ; - Dress ; ? t) ° Alié TiCi T sue I As” Ge a* al TRablZa' ‘ I 4 9ni- . - %4 . ; ey i i‘ ral ; T , fe al Se - ‘ pj ararne . Pinehurst Go ° ; punted [é ‘ irae from where he , 4 .« ‘ ot x . . 1" —_ o : 4 rs rn ft , _— \4 . _ rr, . — ) . P _ : ‘ 2 . . tre tte 5 . . vy a a De *¢ \ ve > —_ od ~T ct evs Waits ’ F ‘ re ivr by — Dlavers. are ce sirous )° OD- ‘ - * cit i " i] 5 ‘ TT ‘=i Pree stood oat 6” " ards frou the acrim- °rs, Goodrich Ws; : ! ‘EW YORK, ] posed almost exclusively 0: : | pit A CO me PP cece ak erm yee eanet om | ) | Stood. wo: | . ater 4 second had — . ors in the ~ a ee — an ad 3 0 4 l r ae : tee whe an beep ‘ a “ il til i) . : 2% . 7 va . ‘ - ees bi = & +e a . - am - = ” aed - . . , 7 . . - ’ ’ : | . Tv, rr : ' , *' ; " _ , : 7 ad . ’ { I ublbe ] mechanical t f , ‘ tiene!" pow ‘ Stews am | liusseil Brow of : KO loovered and returned six yards. ' BEET Terre ? mav Oo? + rs ¢ Ip os = & a ' Oe ‘ . » fae . . & lie reais ya ‘ ‘ - — ae, gins ive Keaetbete ‘Ro the ee 7 ¥ ' ‘ - 7 - s . ~ ‘ © MW ~ ‘ mC TTS ' *, Tria “ . : byt ‘ : ’ ; to VN ‘ee off Woo 4 ‘ > j ; i 4 _* : iT - ss , , \ ‘ \ j , . iv wae do. ed by i 40 yard ne - te | ’ . 4, , . ‘ . r¢ . ; ‘ » * T\crr , " ; _ : 7 ; 3 g+4 ‘ , . . : , ! ‘ ’ ‘ forse c>* ‘ . ‘ z es , 4 4 , ° ; ; M 7 * hs vi @? ; it's a. , " et foot six : ards Tt? ar ‘ - . ‘ : ~. « ‘ . ‘> Y ~* ‘ ‘ ; ‘ , \" : ‘ —s : cyt " _ : . ‘ : . i . — . 9 : a) a3). ' ' — ’ ’ , 9 P . . ° ‘ — . : ; t. " chs : 7. - ree i} ww Ti eof *? Ak | $ mo? more ral = @wan the ents puUiIgaN re — ' Btee | S amend T € : ‘ ‘ . ; . : ’ : " ——_" . \ nie . . . ' . - rie w rel hye }? LT) ae ‘f for four ei, + . ‘ i ; . " ; ? . ’ — .) +4 ; ’ ‘ : ’ ‘ ‘ . : ‘ ‘ er fyi € a . } | ‘ \ « 4 } : ‘ Ceti is a2) +7 * : . - . . - : ns , - ~— , " }) : © rid ‘) - . Lal NI VA Y ¢ i? k re : Ly thie y\\ ome? « 4* val d lit eo A fte . . ‘ > : , : . 7 7 : * wey ‘ aii ‘ : ‘ . or } 7 bi s > ; i ast “_~ ‘ \ v $ xe : . aie . ‘¥ ’ ; ‘+ ; ‘fr . : : e ; 2 _ \ . a : “ve - ‘ a bey Lise } or © : ng prey goat @hrie signing of ee). Wh ew « : yard lime LAg e arm 1ahen . : ‘ ryy , - 4 rT) . Sia 4 mas } aA‘ re et c¢ ‘ ; eUu'u at , at a . he , : . , ‘ ' ‘ I c ’ Ke { Tr ¢ ; - ‘ ' : a ss : + RiDi@- ope plavers unt theorr ‘ Daas bye in ley and \ oe dies vrought the As. ' ] ; .* “= ‘ ; - °*n retaAinir’r g Ti? t} ' () nis rie , . ’ ’ . . " ; ’ ; , ; tes ss . “ : 7 . oo * -- ° ‘ —— — aot ‘ 3 ‘ «a } ‘ ‘ iee ~ . z Q 1 : hee s ted oo ’ i. ul by ‘ * bveebe own 46 vard lyne — . ’ . . . ‘ . >. ° 4 » r Vs Speer and Gae& . | . wees eo asat 2 . . gave ** . } ray’ re . } ré ane : Y OTe T cr ; S € eA}r ’ . BO s ’ T bee? ’ J .7 Jee | mis of \ 7 om ame oc? the fret « rrr lete " New York Wins at Hockey. eS yg? Sie | sasiaaile | ee er pe ian | | . p M’GALF TOMORROW 3 r : ~~ , . \ ’ . vw rey Ne . oii | if ‘ . “ uv . 7 a « ; ry a _ ‘s) Imlay for > * \~ : do Sar -y School Soccer League 7 - \" , Reh ' | ‘ iwo-} aon —_— (otter j rari ! ast liare , . gett . c ’ "j et ‘ c* - et Pe eA Yards ~ meee lLirw Ter 4, Las’ .. ~ond Quarter. . . , ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ A >» . ' ~~ = ‘ eh, ¢ ‘ os ¥ ‘ J ’ ’ j ; e \\ € . i) ‘ ‘ * ’ , iy ‘ye ‘>? ’ »* : , ‘ ‘ , 4 —_ a2 . P , . . ; ‘ « 0) . ad * a . } “iY ot : ry - : ‘ ’ ' 4 ‘ ‘ } \ } id = - ; - t 7 . : Weert Pes hime hia own real Wwe. = . \f + - % ry ne : vA - ‘ Tre mor? - ’ e P aw 4 . a ’ , ¢ va , tu on ; . ‘ _ : » ¢¢ eee : . e . | ee Z ome | \ HielA The competition wil Open ine « e? store partnerehin . Iyranevilic University 39. San. | ee punted t Wert's 38-yard : .¢ ' ' ‘ rye*i? ‘wf’ ter ’ »* ‘ie ** : ah | : Ww? nas rrom fit . : . ; . : _——_ . . _ rat ‘ ? ‘ ‘ ; ’ ’ ‘ } ’ thaw r”t9 -_ -— ‘ es ‘ cas ' ' . a 4 . ’ ‘ Z , . - ' i* ’ . mars ; . — derbiit 1 . 2a- ‘ eatinucd ve Aeat 5 age. . . . ‘1 ‘ : ‘ ~ ; . ; ‘ , 4 es , ‘ \ —— t ‘ 4 ayer Tv) ro Tires 7 ’ nh si . ‘ ; ia

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~> ° —_ So cw nl a fe ered e« io PEE Re eT de EE ee - +s 2s yy — ek f ~ - e en ee ee Yo ee Be | 2 * ~ a ral 7 ee 25 STLONIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Prices on Colt 4, 2 and Even; Canter Second —— oe ewe ee Both Horses Are Able to Go Distance, Records of Last Year Indicate. mn BUBBLING OVER - — NEXT Herz, However, Does Not Think Much of Others to Be Entered in Classic. By G. F. T. Ryall. Of the New York World Sport Staff NEW YORK, Dee °5.—It Is Se eee ee . a rather early for the public to set- tle on a winter book favorite for | the Kentucky Derby, but Emil | Yierz. who has operated a “big. store’ for a number of seasons, | and who generally acts as a bell-| wether, already has made up his mind. While Herz was here do- ing his Christmas shopping, the writer asked him what he fancied. “T'll make Pompey 4, 2 and even right now.” he said, “and double that if Phil Chinn trains him. Bub- bling Over ought to be about 29 to 1 and Canter around 15. “T think Pompey is a real rood | colt. JT saw him run some great races at Saratoga, though his race in the Futurity did not impress me. Hlowexer, he is bred to go the route, particularly on his dam's side. Any horse that did what he did, certainly is entitled to be favorite for the Derby. Canter Can Go Route. “Y don’t think that Bubbling Over will stay. Taking his blood lines as a guide, there is no indica- tion why he should, but he is a fast horse—there is no denying thaf. Canter, on the other hand, should caupePp ° ‘e stay. He won two races at one SOT NICHOLAS CLUB pn ean From East In rl ame mile last fall from the best in ao ging? ce eae - THAT. —WINAING | training, although he was roan NO. Ce" nent abt _ pn » eetie | Continued from Preceding Page. ;bled and recovered, but Muller EE as toc th. ~ Stent don’t ' . . MAKES Him & _jline at the opening of the second|threw him tor a 15-yara loss. On ged thi : that mould ‘be close “PERPETOAL Famnstet. Imlay and Needles gained | on attempted forward pass, Wycoft 2; igen aaa ‘ a . “FNORITE i cevon on two plunges, then Patrick | was thrown for a second 15-yard to Pompey or ¢ anter in the winter ee ——eoeooeeeeeaeeeeeeee___ = = ——— ee = . he coal Two line! loss Wvcoff then prnt+1 outside hook odds. However, a lot can hap- cl le, i ii ied Nl Na el el al ll al ll punied ove J t , 6 ta a = ate - - , : " . ‘ tunces failed and Wycoff punted | on the West 15-yard line. Needles > - , ray Piunges ai . pen between now and the time the |? | oh seiandls eee dented center for five yards as the entries close.” ‘ f, 1925 to his own 39-yare , OF e yards a , - . o> . . , ‘ ~ >. ss . @: Cees: in are ea a eee aad Sepceem — Ao wegen all- as ‘a QUARTER hy = ‘rical nd, passed to “scoop ‘ f cn. | nase eguins laser & the meanest. emo sewmeere Polo. ation, one a "Golden Bear, for Imlay replaced Bracshaw. The colt were prepared for the Ken- World's champions — Pittsburg} Intercollegiate—C. F. Lamprecht, United States. °3 yards. Carlson had replaced} California flash grabbed. Wycoft’s | tucky Derby by Phil Chinn. There | Pirates. fulane. , Racing. Imlay. From the IJi-yard linej| kick-off on the West goal line and | is no doubt that barring accidents American League—Washington. Tennis. Two-vear-olds—Canter and Pome “Rabbit” Bradshaw, University of dodged 39 yards through an (pen | Pompey, which is now in the Blue National League—Pittsburg. National—William T. Tilden. wie y ‘ Nevada, gained four. Needles field. Muller passed 24 yards to Grass State, will be a starter at A. L. Batting—MHAarry Heilmann, Davis Cup—United States P : ; gained two. Carlson failed in a Imlay. West forward passes were Churchill Downs next May, but | Detroit. mre ae Phree-year-old—American Flag. | oop kick attempt. incomplete and the East cbtained whether he will be instailed favor- A. I. Pitching—Stanley Covyel- oom a ne “ h eg ' Bicycle. Ed Jones, Florida fullback, fum-j|the ball on their own 27-yard line. . Das e : ‘ 4 a she ro) - . ve > le ite when the prices are posted re-leskie, Washington. to i _ — — Amateur—Edward Merkner, Chi- | bled on the first play on the east The East repyised the West run- pen at the winter tracks and some tantiinntn Clay courts—William T. Tilden. tanta Walter fresnan. New | California All-American center last yards. Yeoff puntel, Imlay re- three-year-old that did not have a; bie , Yay c s doubles — Harvey |y--; vear, recovered on the 31-yard line. | turning eight yards. Imlay fought N. L. Pitchine—Arthur (Dazzy) Clay court: oubles larvey | york particularly brilliant record as tej ages wh. ; sais) aelaii’ ,, uw Aege: , desc After failing to gain the west| his way in four plunges to a first we.wenr old i monn + make | Vance, Brooklyn Snodgrass and Walter Wesbrook. Sprint—Freddie Spencer. miwe 5 ” = r iown en the Kast 29-yard ifne. Im ~ve 2 ee Season may ma ; saa . St. Louls District—Ted Drewes ° ipunted over the east goal. ‘ry | ‘ ’ at wv-Yi mnhe, - akes ¢ . I. Most Valuable Player— “oe pags ° Pe é Soap ae ie tale ay nase 7 ewig A trig Pabieat a tek cate Peckinpaugh, Washington St. Louis District doubles—Ted Athletics aaron anes, See sa eS a seus > sae a nay pi nad the publi will Salter hime | N. lL. Most Valuable Player— Drewes and Ed Serrano. A. A. U. CHAMPIONS. on the 28-yard line. shi @ eat eat e eta ets ; ° a™. a | 3 ne ; ‘we: ty, masse , he line a ) ( i 2 Quatrain did that last year and|Rogers Hornsy, Cardinals. Municipal—Ted Drewes. Ns SENIOR. ' . Are Ra to Pieces. Municipal—Coleman Morse. St. Louls junior—Joseph Smith, 440-yard yhuoe By een A Cook, their feet “with a dolsine dash for Sele. 7 There were a lot of good 2-year- Middleweight—-Harry Greb. *% St. Louis junior doubles—Smith | Crescent A. = New York. 1560 yards, placing the ball on the] . Imiay and Norman ¢ leaveland, olds last year, but it is hardly like- Welterweight—Mickey Walker. |and Sigiloff. 100-yard dash—F rank Hussey,/ 15 yard line. This was the East's Stanford, went to tne East 39-yard ly that all will carry on with their| WLightweight—Rocky Kansas. Municipal junior—Joseph Smith news sn! = ~s ain ctteniile Guia tira threat. Marks had almost no a = ph awry mh ge mg of 9 es : , ~ * ™ . ORT yar ure 6 Cu intasfdavenc,: ans de iird quarter, es , East 0. form of 1925 next season. 17 here Junior Lightweight—Tod Mor Municipal junior doubles—Smith | 44. ont, aaron ntarfcren: and eluded three " have been too many exainples in ga n. een Siftloff. , 4 Ww ext ert) tat k le rs. Bradshaw nailed I oul Quarter. recent years of the star 2-year- Featherweight — Louis (Kid) Shot putt—Clarence Houser, Hol-| ~ from behind. Wycoff opened the final quarter olds disappointing at three. Kaplan. : . Louis boys—William Bascom. lywood A. C., | teritz wus held and Marks Pum- by punting. The Kast was offsid-, (Ine of the reasons, probably the Bantamweight-—Phil Rosenberg t. Louis boys doubles —Roths- | Three-mile walk—lTarry Hinkle, | : ————.—...-~ | putting the ball on the West 41- one that has the most direct bear- Miyvweight—Videl Ia DBarba. ‘| child and Vandover. | New York. Los Angeles A. C. ¢ vard line. Imlag and Needles al- ing on juvenile stars falling to Amateur. _ | Municipal hoys—vV. Tietgen. »6-pound weight—Matt McGrath, Javelin—Henry Bonura, &t. | ternated in mdadking gains. The train on is that they are raced to 112 pounds-—-A. Rollinson. | Municipal boys doubles—Berkin | New York A. ¢ Stanislaus College, | West lost the ball on downs on| pieces during their first-year un- 118 pounds—August Gotto., ‘and Steldeman, 440-yard hurdles—I". Morgan Marathon—Charles Mellor, thf{- | their 38-yard line. der colors. But with such rich 126 pounds-—Ray Alfano, St.] National junior—Cranston Hol-| Taylor, Illinois A, C. cagzo. Wrycoft's punt Was captured by purses to be won—Pompey won| Louis. man Discus throw—Clarence Houser, National collecgiate—TI" niversity Imlay on his 20-yard line. After more than $121,000 last year and 135 pounds—J. McGonigal. | National junior doubles—H. L Hollywood A. ¢ of Southern California. {wo line plays Patrick punted out- Canter around $113,000—1it is not 147 pounds—B. Barde. \Johnson Jr. and Malcolm Hill. - Six-mile run — George Lermond, INDOORS ; Side on the West 44-yard line. surprising that 2-year-olds have a 160 pounds—F. Frye. | National junior indoor—Harold — A. - 60 yards—Cecll Coafee, Illinois | Ingram passed to Fry for seven lot of racing, for owners, no mat- 175 pounds—H. Lamar. Seer . vin run—Jackson Scholz, ee yards, but Fry fumbled, Horrell re- , ww - Tor , New York A. C. gg f ) i ter how rich they are, want a Heavyweight— J. Woods. Intercollegiate—E. G. Chandler, H sys . 300 yards—Sam Rosen, Ilinois|€0vering. Patrick punted. Harry quick return on their investment. Junior featherweight—Ray Al- California U - ri a in jump—Homer A Shipkey intercepted Martineau's ‘ | - : : Martin, is : - a So long as they offer rich purses fano, St. Loutls. ; National indoor doubles—Jean hae aes... DeHart Hubbard, 600 yards—Vincent Lally, Ct pass on the ist 29-yard line, and ee juvenile racing there will be Wrestling. Borotra and A. W. Asthalter. Michigan U | Anselm's A. C. ran six yards, plenty of runners regardless of the : os : | 000 vards—Llovd Hal > “Scotchy” Campbell former Joe Stecher. Javelin—Henry Bonura, St. Stan-'! ] yaras AOy ahn, Bos- : effect ay hav . , em Gm ¢ anfor arterback. tried: a Sees carts provaresi Amaccur Women. wine, _ [late College fon a ee ane erteraaeh, tet = a . A oe I P ation 112 pounds—Harold de Marsh. National—Miss Helen Wills. Pole vault—Harry Smith. Los|__. T'wo-mile run—-Paavo Nurmi, te — 1e 2i-yard line, It went necessary to fit a colt for a race Ge C bell National doubles—Miss Wills and | Angeles A. C | inland. wild. The Fast received a break like The Preakness or the K 2 eee eee Sepak. , Sores A. City amateur—Dr. L. P. Macklin. Big Three—Princeton. whe ee Standing high jump—H. M. Os- Arkansas o5 Next Special Tenpin Match. A special bowling match will get under way the tomorrow afternoon Rogers Grubb and Wap Vierheller Jerry Ameling and Cohen the first five games of a 10-game series. The following day will wit- ness the final five at the Washing- ton alleys. at | Eddie | meeting alleys with Len = Red Sox Sign Coleman. Fy the Aasociated Preag. BOSTON, Dec. 26.—Rob Coleman, ; 11 — Avenger imMy _-_ = .§\ = e ee Ae City 18.2—Ea4 Wills. for the past three years manager of the San Antonio club of the Texas league, has joined the coaching staff of the Boston Red Sox, it was announced today. tie will he as- rigned to young pitchers of the Red fom and will be a general handy- man with the club. National open—Willie MacFar- St. Louis Prep—Western M. A. Crescent A. CN ecil G. Cook, lane SOCCER. escent A. C., New York. National amateur—RBobby Jonea. v. S. F. A—Shawsheen feunamule ines, Kuck, Kansas State | . . , , , - . i. ” ‘ac "" _Ollere. National professional —- Walter T Ss. FP. A. Amateur—Toledo| 120-yar i thes rR C ‘ ¢ waht Aearech S— ii. stever, Hagen. 3 . club. Hollywood ney. National singles—-"Va]tar Hoover. terprise Country Club " oak — Western open — MacDonald | Swi vhia dios wladel- Smith. | inaming. ne | Auliffe. Women—Miss Helen Wainwright, ve 1b, San Francisco. — . , A 880-yard run—Dick McIntosh coterm amatour—Keefe Carter. uto Olympic Club, San Francisco Western women's—Miss Elaine Peter de Paolo. 1s Hop, step “and jump— Minsky ON DOLLAR PERSONALITIES c - a * aes Hopey Baers a= VERSONAUTY STILL. Ives — TA Olympic Club, San Mile run—E. les A. C. 440-yard run—c Fastern—Dartmouth. Missouri Valley—Michigan. Interscholastic—Soldan Hizh. Golf. ; Long! aera “MATIN\'S DEEDY WAVE BEEN TOR GCTTEN vo TERSOHALUTY Wik BE \MDELIGLE 1 “BOCE BA. MEMORY’ Francisco. Carter, Los Ange- we uf —Drawn by Burris Jenkins, Jr. a 6 ai i i a ue _- «de a tt YOuUneG TAcK PEMMSey Ay “THe Kier’ wf Sep ne THE FERCCIOVS. *ATTLL” Man -Sarca — CApGHKT THE WORLDS P ImASINATION, Bor NOW, — About “Pro”’ Football. ROFESSIONAL football celved its very best advertis- ing this year through Red Grange. Attention has been at- tracted to the professional league which for several years has bumped along making some money in a few cities and for the most part merely getting by. € . i Tré- Now, many persons are won- dering whether a more complete professionalization of the game {is not at hand. With success attending professional football, anxious university followers vis- ualize the decline of college foot- ball to a position about like that of college baseball. That probably will Professional football be the game that professional baseball is. The demands upon the plaver’s physique are entire- lv too great for him to play a season of even two games, week- lv; the demands upon his time for proper conditioning and for perfecting team work are Ilke- wise too creat to be even thought of; a dnthe demands upon the morale of the player with col- lege spirit and enthusiasm whol- ly lacking, are impossible to sat- isfy. College players will do from pride what a professional can- not do for money. Thus. instead of the highest quality of footnall. professional teams, even when made up of All-America timber, would be inferior to oollege elevens. Inferiority spells failure in this sport. a o b OLLEGE football games draw crowds for other rea- sons than the mere football. The game is attractive as a function. 4S a spectacle and an oppor- tunity for reunion, in addition to the mere football aspect. Professional football Ries everything except the plavinge and that falls short of college standards. So, write it down that never be. will never putting out iis Francisco have decided that the, POMPEY INSTALLED AS EARLY FAVORITE FOR 1926 KENTUCKY DER} A WRAY'S| Cenweans es LOUIS | 925 A BOO) “pro” football will never ously rival the college gam popular favor. ' . . . “os Grange Out of Luck, ED GRANGB 4ié¢ as a professional, compare with his college ments. The reason wag Ile lacked the ne support and backing at Illinois. The spirit of self the team’s interest college elevens. > - eo 4 But one can tm alty likely to be found & when a single star times as much as the of the other gladiatorg,, 7 . * - . All Kinds. MATCHING fighters te sf the public ts about the! est task connected with the Tex Rickard seems to solved it better than most moters; but then, Tex’s ¢ easier, for he can offer Nights inducements that make any fighter come on tt ’ run. Here in St. Louts the ¢ is more difficult. Spofleg Rickard’s big money, few teu ing fighters want to give best for $5000 or less, wh about all that local prom can afford. The stars are wil to appear; but in most casest want to pick their opponents e o e Stribling Named Setups, OUNG STRIBLING, for ample, offered a local moter to appear for @ very sonable sum. It surprised ¢ promoter until he saw the list opponents from which the pre moter must choose, All wers ‘“‘pushovers.”” Another very highly reg fighter sent in his terms to ¢ Coliseum management, lik with a list of setup opp The Coliseum raised his g tee 50 per cent and then him a 35 per cent option on urmi’s Visit to U. § Outstanding Fea In Amateur A ord-Breaking Performances of Finnish R Great Interest in Cinder Path Activities — the 12 Months in Sport. gate. With this offer was! a lHistof six real boxers, rom -_ which the nationally : By Lawrence Perry, special Correspondent of the PostemN i(Convriaht. 1975.) so lar aS amateur sports were concerned t! jed the previous year in point of participatio st in about the same ratio as 192A exceeded 1 the year 1919 which marked the great post- rts. Growth in the last 12 months noted chiefly in the domain track and field sports and in tball. There was not another ch of sport that did not hold own: that did‘not, in point of fighter was to pick his foe F reply has been received #@ @ day. * > ~ \ FEW noted boxers ready to meet anyone, they are rare diamonds, One them is Kayo Kaplan. is Jack Renault. In the the promoter is up against t alternative of putting-on a against a setup, or matching stars and having them waits in stead of fight. . As long as castreeeianel rates continue to be from five in creating de tance running enormous. AD no doubt that visit here and : he anda his doi » Show expansion more or less/;ican runners | 10 times what the St. Louls ral Reria! , eames will a are, local promoters af@ SUTO MER. intercollegiate football sim- routes as in | find the task of‘ pleasing ray riot in the character and/ they have bee public about as easy 8S tm er of public interest manifest-| the sprints and Gibraltar. =] inthe game. No fleld anywhere mefere ‘Stun larre enough to contain those native land he | JOIE RAY THROUGH wunted to witness important “world's reco TEUR, HE DEC hes in all] sections of the coun-|) ,a04 tracks AMA and patronage of high school hecord Commi ntests. anes e kn and professional football exceeded anything be- OWT. By the Associated Presa. CHICAGO, Dee. 2p.—tete veteran mile runner, declared & them they had three. He is credite today he 1s through with 2 Nurmi's Visit the High Spot. recoré: 4:39, « track compétitions. Ray, Whe) oe. ty saheorany: ~ by the {2 Jolie Kay; employed in the sporting gooa® pe ebitpeiyiune se ee 2-5, and | t thrilling, certainly the most : 5@ 1. All partment of a local Brinet | , ietive feature .of the year; ee @ store, denied reports that he'® Visit to the United States of wares Ww “a 4 commence training in J Yo Nurm} at Finnish | oOo" vement irmi, the great nnish Nurmi’s ‘ his seventeenth year of ies rummes } throughout th the great inte work. “T have heard a lot of : hile if is a@& fact that the Finn the effect that I am exploited as only American! ploits were m the track, but they are ~— te Promoters can exploit anidence of com I have not issued any ‘hat raany of his “world's | sports, espech this effect and don't intend @ were made at trick dis-|l which the w oo =» one the less his influence | these modern : ‘T have made money * people, and have decided it . time I made some for m He intimated he hoped te | a coaching position. nA FINISH SKATER WIL ie 3 RACE FOR U. S. THe oo...) any International Sport Contests Durir | been the spread of signal feat, if « ve sports idea and SOT been essential By the Associated Presa, iS Sone that anv annual re- gaine for man NEW YORK, Dec. w ithieties In the leading na-] been but rece ments have been made for a '’ world must relate pri-| States army Ff Uy 1 the international aspect Thunberg, Finland's game On A POF skater, to appear in the Tennis players from all ch¥-] sive senile States outdoor champlons® nalions now meet in annual) Tn the golf Binghamton, N. Y., Jan. 38 = ‘on t Davis cup and other! was defeated I The title meet was aw pm Scandinavian yacht8lered to the Binghamton after Chicago — '? the United States for! americans wh ported its tnability to 8 event for financial reasons, _ . x ifers eit r) | = . nanny to be found in impor An the United States and Eu Sourney felt eal anne re Berens ern ti strongly for } ™e fighters and wie pie of ner feats we ‘lwas the defea count! fant tovur- the American England in pr rs oft , Sountr " P " nats fr @M. ‘ * le 4 ae" const a great Hritieah u ‘S 1 puts forelg di al. outs in | reign lands an 1%-hole co “ Very amiable interchancel, ah , | “ao Tolley. gave OThe International thinkers ve wilt ,jevery other & "a dea nore tor coo) VMobia ’ : regs ’ ™ " ca ? is OO 4 ung ‘ions than anvthing that thes er, sive when &@ . ve ] or been de. ised stellar woman ricans eens * Foret bichis. . At any rate, ; le?’ interest of Americans ‘ . is: 19° 7 was centered upon two lett faced M " mic ' he the wisit of the United ish champton ON ALL NEw oR " ‘T \ tn Eng at Jj and pla’ el ! polo team th : ——— ; -t*vinning over TF TY he British army four fe. LA ST S LES A ww Servic , up and 3 te Pp StPERB QUA . | championship of the qd. anil the other Miss Glenna] tived some 6 Pet's essay af the Pritish ladies’ | Burepean triy ning the Prem Dunn “"ampionship at Troon. the fire? « vent the outfteome then returning 52 YRARS AT very gratifying. inasmuch as)ecame through 912-914-916 Amerte: an soldiers handily won Womens natié KLIN Service series in atraieht cames. Rarnes FRAN UNDh followings that of But Koglam mm a t Lnited States, was ua golt titles. ie

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“DISPATCH ——- ee -- , y. boxer, taste ainst Andre ed jess than Tred Fultor, onads against is. ase OO! iv hout Sure he was ig, Munn en- inutes, dur- yezko threw ontinues to to his ap- fue to highiv ea rill and coated. And, om «6boxer 6Oor is the nference and ub of San ded tha® the AMATEUR to his ama- est an’ East titled to go own—among ne more in- ing inipossi- ing that poor tened. this bird fed the way and the dodo arainst ama- out of the roy noters are r as fast as 7 ht have done @ «great favor bristmas pres- ition of ust 7 that an arma- competes for entirely sur- - You are al- na on Tuesdays ke presence of is boosting a tween Tom lraak is re- “man with @ grips.” gather that that TDraak is e successor to ormer chain- feates the ter- hich wrestling todav could of 1918, Tom methine—prob- iniv not Cad- eemingly. has he nationwide otball. L, football re- best advertis- throug) Red ym has been at- essiona! learue a] years has makine some ties and for the gettine by v > ‘ rr, > ‘> 7 ’ qi‘ i? : n gti : ‘ . him to piay a oO games, wert upon his time loning and for work are litke- be even thought hands upon the Maver with col- thuetasm whol- Poss hie *O sa’. ers wil! do from rofessional can- hey aving CKY DERBY Wa PUTIN ——_ _ -_ . eee "See oie — “pro” foothall will never ser. ously rival the college Tame fp popular favor. & Grange Out of Luck. R= GRANGE 414 fairly wey ax a professional, hiy¢ NOt te compare with his co lege 2chieve. ents. The reason was obvious: ele lacked the whole-hearteg # upport and backing giver him at Illinols. The spirit of self-sacrifice in 1* team's int erest preva{ls on college elevens. > 7 . But one can imagine the lov- * likely to be found in a team oe en a single star receives 49 times as much as the best paid of the other Pantera, -« +’ |All Kinds. | ATCHING fighters te pleas ’ 4 . the public is about the est task connected with the gam. Tex Rickard seems to heg solved it better than most pro. moters; but then, Tex’s task i easier, for he can offer Arabia Nights inducements that might make any fighter come on the run Hiere in St. Louis the problem ss more difficult. Spoiled by Rickard’s big money, few leaé- ing fighters want to give their best for $5000 or less, which about all that local promot can afford... The stars are willing tO appear; but in most cases they Want to pick their opponents. Stribling Named Setups. _ Daren STRIBLING, for ainple, offered a local pre moter to appear tor a very rea- ennable sum. It surprised the promoter until he saw the list of ponents from which the pro moter rv us? chooser. All were ‘“‘nuehovers : fighter sent in his terms to ths A The Coliseum raised ! cusarane Another verwv hirhtyv rerarded Coliseum management likew ¢ . ., sy ” 5 * . ii aA hi ' sy? pponen tee £0 per cent and then offered him a 35 per cent option on the pate With this offer was seat a listof six real boxers, from which the nationally known fighter was to pick his foe. N day. ! oOotba ri es tor otne Tren re foot! Yeas er ne , Pr te thal) ax; foo mek ehor of ollege ite it down that : reply has been received to this 4 rrw Nored hoxrers stand ed ‘ ready to meet anyone, but thev are rare diamonds. On¢ o- ‘~ them is Kayo Kaplan. Anothe is Jack Renault. In the -mal the promoter is up against tt alternative of putting on a Sst - acainst a setup, or matching tw ad stars and having them waltz 1) stead of fight | As long as metropolitan ring ~ | rates continue to be from five to | 30 times what the &t. Touts rates { are, local promoters are sure to | vind the task of pleasing them. | public about as easy 4s taking ! Gibraltar. —————— larre JOIE RAY THROUGH AS wi AMATEUR, HE DECLARESP* | | Rr the Associated Press. . ) HICAGO, Derz> 2o.—Sete “sia mile runner, dé lared h ‘today he is through with arma — : » . ° ; Was itrack competitions. Pay, who : -emplored in the eportinge goods @ | partment of a local departm store. denied reports that he wot commence training in January lhie seventeenth year of amate | wr rk : | “ have heard a lot of reports jthe effect that I am returning he track, but they are unfound |I have not issned any «tatemen ' * and don't intend te this ‘ Co ee 4 | SO. me ) T have made money 0 ineople, and have decided it is h itime J] made some for ? vself | lie oan he hoped to sptalll ia Cont hing ee FINISH SKATER “WILL RACE FOR U. 5. Pe the Aseoctated Prese. i NEW YORK, Der ge ' met ‘ a —_—_—_—— - Crowned During the HORNSBY -. ce re. OT iii. ek tee Ree 4 7 4 ee " urmi’s Visit to U tstanding F In Amateur Athletics Performances of Finnish Runner Stimulated — A Review eature By Lawrence Perry, «cial Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch reat post-war a OE PAOLA AMERICAN FLAG& heavyweight crown from Mike McTigue; ds Ivan Parke as the jockey of the best three-year-old of the award: Paul Berlenbach took the world’s light lie McFariane | san the national point trophy Spencer is America’s new cycle Hornsby, for the first time won the National League s ett won the United States golf championsh Dp, Paola not ofily won the Indianapolis Au season, although not a starter in the Kentucky Derby. What Football Did for Penn Sports in the Past Twelve Months | Mortensen succee American Flag was easily the * yr toot Andy McCreery a Defeats Hoerr eee eee ae st” 3 transplanted Scot agement to the “demon ‘m Class A Final of Squash Tennis Tourney at University Club. ~ ee Eixpend iture- handicap squash America Supreimne fo Te nnis. - lany /nternational Contests During the Year) SUBSTITUTES FOR ENGLISH TENNIS CRITICISED bight Ie ene - VN esternerse =Trong T om thall ’ ‘ ard T’ase FPiny- Micans Tn, berecign Dickils. 4 Niden Still Tennis King Tale a Disappointment es —__ =——— St. Louis Alumni Beat Washington Grads, 13 to 0 ee - Eggler and Drace Score Touch- downs in Benefit Football Contest. ° ' The Bt. Louis University alwemni football cleven defeated the Wash- ington t'niversity “grads,” 13 to ®, in a benefit game at Stars” Park yesterday afternoon The pro- eeds of the Clash are to go td the , family of Jimmy Mateer, traffic policernan, who was killea py bean. \dits earlier in the ranth. Wid grads of the two schoolg got together last week to arrange thea ganie It was intended to show thut football elevens of the two shools could get along without ‘riot calls,’ and it was hoped the game would be an opening wedge towards the resumption of athletic relations between the two sgheola. There were ho riot calla yester- lay. kKveryone took it 7as). Aboutahe only suflerers were gome J090 persons Who shivere@d in the id to Witness the game. And thom few spdctators were around rye Sidelines They knew al! the we vers and kep yelling encour-, athieter. Hannaucr Makes 40-Yani Run. The athletes were not In condi- ition. There were very few thertl!. ing playve 2 llannauer, at right | halfback for the tear Alumni, made the longest run. one of 490 |yards liowever, it did hot help | hits teain (to seore. Drace and Eg- igle: real stars with the Billikens several seasons back, were the vutstanding lights for the winnera Th: players were handicapped by a rough fleld and a strong west wind Despite this there wag very little fumbling. Both elevens employed straight _|football, and at thig the old-time ‘St. Louis U. stare proved the bet - ter They scored tn the firet and third re riods Drace carried tho ball ucromm for the first touch. low while Regier counted the second Schaeffering afided the eXira point. after the first score. i the, dropkick route lDheepite the lack af condition or The athletes ther wae but one sub- atitepe ry But 1 he athletes wer: ts " : a iets caev The macue ned summery : sc. Leowtes. Pesttion. Waahiagten. t-eruaht, Bo. $6. (-orasting schmidt 1.7 ; Nene HKalkman _ ‘ remine Quirk C. Derrel! MeDermett xn. &. Seherer Metarthy x. 7. G ] Heuagh rn. FE... _ . Avte Schactfering @.8. T. Thempeon Kaealer 1... MM. Letfier Hobson nu. uM Hannever Drace r. 8. (.rTleeedtleck Seeore by periedse: 1 32 8S 4 TF. S¢. Leule 7 @ @ OS WV ashingtos oe © O- © Scoring: Teuckhdewns — Kggier and Drace. Feint efter teech- dew n—Sebacifering on drep hick. Subetitate — Lestager fer Qeirk. Offictelsa — Stebert, referee; Her- ing. head lincomen. BAKERSFIELD WINS HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE FIFTH TIME Aone s* au ** vette ~™ ANGELES, Cal Dec. 34¢.— A wd of 4°,000@ fans teday ta» Makersiel4 High Beheol eleves wir the wieate interecholaast le feo" ha chan pionsh| p from the Covias Migh tear 14 to Ls 1+ wae the fifth wvietery eince 19 The Southernere howe’: -thted in the final minutes ef par nd came witthin a @eoint of tying i _- : : ; i Ee a ~- 2 ae. aa Ve a ee —— . ° ts a eee « cow Gee 7 atl a oe eee EF Re ee oo - - ee —_ ab ey Ther i Be ap eo

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le ~ oe al ee i i i ~~ ——— LT ee es ee ee ee —_——- = = —_—— ~~ Pe ee Se a [eeeoweee Awe i i New Strength St. Louis’ Hopes in National A. A. U. Basketball Championship Inthe Realm Coliseum Qugpeve” Americans © In Lineup of am Of Bird Dogs Plays V: aces in List o . : St Leading S Visiting Team - § LONDON, Dee. 26.—Now that the golfing s +, 4 Hat! ‘ P r. 14 " . * a ™ ; PROBABLE LINEUPS — paseo in Octo . Schoo! basketball] team: 1 big «vents are concerned, a review of the i: ~ : to « aogs ™ - *% . FOR TODAY’S GAME T not in the sense that the ‘he strong Pocahontas Gig ealed in the championships and the impe ania + interpreted, ut a preliminary to the , hie writes the Observer's golf correspon large kennel of Arkansas University @ of place to consider the names of those = Spart ‘iub. oy rreat winter «i - N =a ee, esition ee + Sees wee a ri 4 Sa nda the one a wire: in the lust of the world’s 12 best p.ayers ~ ' oe Psi hobby i junt and attend th C., New vars afternemn, ! nN Barer t-oal hy ra be« ‘ " eames hare yet to cutter Y5 reality the ys* has ehanged ~ ae. 4 ono * A * scott - Dires poe e — hs celine cm an aco s ~ ttle from that compiled a F ls year ae 7 ace s@ his #* asoT.. s ’ —_? - LONDON Vaughn , rurek ; * hird ths Tew Tames being . Rodrigues | Hlavats arengereneriantie on 2 aren coe tomers Me. eco i number—one Ameri-|> LIST OF Reurke. “e-* . " . © Ww alker f . . > :s wit! . him shout “A i . nt with the Vand ‘ . nly th ; sid : ’ setters. The .. - : Maas, Fraqgeis Cuimet, and two En-), GREET. -2-- : eee ewer — ee ity squad of Nash | , ' Compston and A |. 12 | — ge P-maamend his little campaign W385 Prancis Gymnasium, a ee I MELEE S- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCE — SPARTA CLUB OF CHICAGO MEETS ST. LOUIS SOCCER LEAGUE STARS Topaye?!71SH me ee 2 = - - ~~ + ~ — a i i a i a a ee i i ee ee i ee ee a i a i th i a i i i aa oo a a ae ee a i © i i i i a a i i ~ 7 * : Oe MO ow. »* 7 - > > - °” . . MP ad rt Kollam rrejaneck ighiy gratify? . 3. = University. Captain I ; fen? e 1 » | Bobby J J. Dene... \. Bureer won about 29 plac a ft undetermined just Cte The outstancing ‘eature of the i? 2 W. Hag Hanan ; KA ratchovil -- tia bl tiena] situation is the un- i¢ > 3 A. Mitel 4 alth J. Barne sv & - ig en 7s; ‘ — “95 ent oN ee) cua Pi : 4 Bs g aM - Fe lp 7 “4 ; Oot a. ui ph oruer —o Ts = ome one ~~, P . D4 ai « - " - OTF in 7a nsw Melre, Seejeaat : these trials h sense or tis et from the British int tria 4 [ rti _ . fa fro po Refteree—/). tradeck. Time ef " : Sarting whistle. He that the worids open halves—45 minutes. Starting time 4 ’ . ihe n dogs — 4 using A) Marquard, fortm® view = ar caliente Pi 5 Macdona 2:80 «o'clock. Admission — 75 | ) . | 5 : ne | : n tse =6sarme © ington University ace . ppeeerhip bee 2 ee Se eee me . ’ a . . - : ; - + —- » >. “ hold his own in the oo. i666 would b soem of b time in the last Sve years. . Cwetl Tal +“ bas : ’ | » 4 4 ae : ete 74 would De i aadl , Cyril Te By Dent M-cSkimming. Be = . t J = 7 ; : Ss ; ae SS a strongest professional competition. forward berth " igs an as nishing record for | : a. ain ——9 Hea : Peet a ae 2 The dog tn which he is taking Geeeeurtry ‘hat has only been play-|; | “ *) : ~ » bs ‘ x ~ ’ . t Th hen, too. Paz! weal, we Five a ) = ea re. ~~ _ a rn ce. 2% wh i bites ~~ > : “ a se most interest at the presen 2 . . Sees 7 o 5 | na oes © —— eo Sar ‘ ' . | a me is a pointer known by the ~ ast year's Hilitep Praise From Our Cousins 1! Cone S*: Louis Universrty Field this aft- | oa 3 7 | Sgt , , oe eS etn 19 of Dauntless Peggy. She is has joined the collegians oe ae |, 13a. Mag, ; | ait , 4 aa re —s on —— be given a chance to break om whatever angie we look at ernoon when the Sparta Club of Be Ss Reais . = several months under _o lineup. The same ts tue @ ‘we cannot help But admire a bf . 7. RS se eS =? ’ wa ; . ' i-—r Chicago faces a team of star play- . z ® ; ié ie | Z t America hibition, no sectiona 3 oo Ses the Se we a. Rae, HE ran in the Maryiand ¢he fairly well and was gives — 4 Pi rete Mygse: te reck w h 3 ing sly nine See ees | a eg ~ oh itt, i come over from America an-/;*° r®csos ek red SS be \* Awe & " 2 r - i - -Larouna ©.uo, a: Barnwell, going great guns, while Rn es. Macdonald Smith and tan He t& } wets PP oe -™ © lee af 0 —— . = ‘ where Peggy made her. parently, has not lost a bit rkwooi—and? vet all the running «uff that go! bility whic! r) inna oe & Altes a has marked mace bv the first two in spite from. A high sne nLer One oO. the best guards in * the ff e ~¢h +h * . alii ose 4 eer. iar Ser | .o¢ i," A 2°¢. ami the memberd morrow night’s o , E t cream of | bined with co : | de aa mo! on mi duet: )pering ftish professional golfers Was ar-. The list of t took place during betweer mitra. fiigt d against them. cludes seven ie . " ’ . - Ty > ber ol ° : fr r: : : z | in | : ’ (Washington), guard; Jace rence: Se id — eee ae Nex: year the select band ef/ mainder being , - ? > , : . 1] , . 4 ’ . » a . - , . ~,* " | - 7 on . inst Le e ritp be : . ; , : 0’ Toole - Bil sgiing shit orwas inne: shington 7 aer rthwestern), forward: Al Mar- a = ~ - : — : . ——= ———— : . — = y sones. (on aper t w 1d | aris Ith Reinforced Lmeup-. b uality by winning first. It was rim » t would | stive, aithegs i ’ ost appear that the chances of claim that on she Mhinewcens yj ld R ° T. ° § EE a great victory a” os Campbel Leacock, sing bar ‘@tan: Ghanian I en €vieWSs ennis eason ' Sis NanKe > ria ' _ a wag ‘scetic Cub, Washingten eng } the Americans are even less bis colf on Sco pees | at the Top Among s H TI Ct ~ at wil Lis. a son avenues, ht tnan formerly. The danger donald Smith. ° Metropolitan Stars B ALEC the ~etor r aa a 2 Jack Duan CHRIS SMITH IS } IS FIRST fs not cpm so much from tbe (tion. now a ni And Ranks Outstanding Stars | id pandiing her himeelt. She ran ts Se oe en . - : ae se a ris mt a? the * . ' “4 ’ : ; | fe . i+ | - : AZ j which OP. _ , a a . ¢ . ed P Favar Ti ' : * ay - on Bat aiU 7 of ] le trophy will decor “Ra Gin +) : he Ansocta rees. | . By Wilham . 3 uden. 5 i e m ‘ ™%, : _ 4 : > of spor? to the Pun?- . — ‘ , xp ° 7 ate ‘ ab, fi st challenger for “ - Go} “9 r. =6RACE—S700 clatuing. | -Feurt) Race— eing a very od SS ee szcid Cup, ts coming East maidens, one mile: Nereid 100 (9 | Be Tourssif. atts —- ial he cuts 31 featur wii brin »ne of his : $5760 $16.50. Se I hime ¢ hi iets =A " igs WU Jea a aed - rT exkn1Di | in = “ 54 - ; 13 L. "en . 20 en open season tie nn himsel hat is wh i h bull , Tme—1413-5_ Gelty Nuisance . ative ‘ox irds rm é | ’ feo the 19°¢ eo La’ a eo —*sbe Giri Manifeld «ened At 7 . : . an = ’ ~ - i " She 7 hie other dogs. Anyon , ' EOOND SACK $800. claiming. }-rear- Br the Ameciated 2 good dog if he has the . se: an¢ un mile and we OX —, Tor} Tyrnmnm * ‘+ 7 i] ‘ . ’ : nd Jack Dunn has itt—bdut , rove om LES (G@, Fields) $3.40 | Carers Sa Wrar Brown \e to bréed winners ; . ee } Purity 116 (W. Pronk) $4 | gicgas G13 (a : ; ; os a. ate . ~ e : pet . mn a - ‘ 7.5 _Lietie Betty At | Mave J =e 1o8 7% . +e } . = . . a Se ee © © > 7 - ee > , ad ‘ ‘ ws Jia P ° - c 4 - . ieee > ’ ~i® . BALSA i ed ~*~ wee CR . Ls very . . Dustpro: . a ; . : > ’ zs Martha Mougre end £ | eee A gratifring him is that he —— = : cr ' — sor ond War tah 107 «© Micke) | o (‘Wri ’ > ‘ = . . : . > > ~* = ‘+e, : _ - ? the Fold Cup, te ’ th : ri ney i4 ° dom . call ao io. ce a! 2. Vineent HRichard-— aie : of % a horas DUPPY in. Wood was forced ous: ty Nisha. St. Demaid. Jingle 486) ) 9115. Gerdes at Manhasset Ba last” — te TRrien Assent. | , d mune Villiam WM. Johmstonm— A grea’ = Arnold W ad . : . : . : . . nih é : ness and tne - RT PACE _— ——_ hand) | Marveile, . : . , ; . 3 , . : ‘ : - : . >"*aroHidse en ; r = > ter ‘> — ’ - : - . F . = — P . . . - a ond - role a’ ™ 3 reer . : ue ‘ , On : | _ ’ " A wird. Time. | grea Pas | : ng : , . a ' * arre \d convic- *' i tnird se CON som four racing rivals ef + Ba oer Cream Putt Bateman | $2.50. qeond 1 a => Walter Westbrook rear o1enda One of ain - es le aan ~ a hese amateurs was quite competition for the Wester peas |Gigo ran third me—i 4 {. Gerald Patterson e . : nits : ma, . : . - j s x. Cc é ‘ . ; , . . : =; ee s wy) _ oun ce les Jack ted by R.R ‘kso OPEN . . Ge ant ce wee mile: Prien af Um- [om S800. Gre . emt Star as Pomt Scorer in rhkans i you: ¥1 . ) ; aanateene 5 | ner) SS “si = ‘ “s pO , hy . &Mmiesary lil? Ww arver : Basketball. . reside! : LOS ANGELES, Cal, 2a - Seraten i ie Poo'!.| FIFTH RACE ‘ss - ° | . . 2 ; » " _ 4 : ; ne— i “— Orpbeus Lacoste A mar) | ‘asey § : to take » neal harm is ¢ WASHINGTON BEARS’ Eighty-one Se seninston alse rem. iar ae ' ie 2 —— nage : | . ' ate law ; Cage C@u =’ RACE . Gaaming 5 ire a —/ , ' ; : — : : BASKETBALL TES nge) Coeuntry Club ide a. + oe mile end a sixteenth $82.40 a: DA a aia pm - 8 ® and ga oo as “Benham). $12 50. | Smith) 9240 th I \e -* a schedule of the .neries do not close eaall B20, fen: Toy, See, Oe SS | oe oe ee 3 i -"¢ iow *@ ~- , : rvs rm ¢ : pet “ . pant utstanding entrant Ss Ss s Manual lon : ; ° Dt a ; iin : " ' y re | engagements f0F Gene Saraz New YT | ‘ . ae ee oe at, 1 ehh ae: =arazen, ; Tice - nd La he Associated cryickshank, Oklahems ee |The World 1 : . . | Arne : ae Oe “_ e , Arkwood,. New } : Ms | New Oricans scratches lexcond Normans : , , ; , : peor : . oe ; — JANUARY. n A? bs on. Time. 1424642 | ‘ ; — : as eS ®—/jkiahema tUniversity at ‘Ner- Mam: Rocking ~~ .e ; =n, |= man. ‘atrous, Grand Rap . mor scattn Dr adams. | +SEE VENT mad vate . Sic er TT “et er Pr Mbp—Her’y Talntinge S -wer- ee eee : i} ae ' ; , . : . rEBRI ani. : : : woertTy RAG ¢—Kansas Aggies at St. Louis. ; er clear: track good. , ** ho Harada Luctem \W “o~ _= bet ; 4 . . —Wissourt University at Ce ; ; ¢ Post-Dispatch. | Whit *.. ee lum bia. T PACK $600. ciattmng. Sreer|1 39465. Chillie ’ it—Oklahoma Univernigy at St. aoe 2D. eiz fur Gong of {rete Sophia Geldmaa linow arc! co ae even. | u : re os . . ass : io ber S w &. ¢ eo 6 13s—Oklahboma Aggies at *t. Legia. : = | | iu Daisey 107 (McGinnigt. 2 te &° Tia Jue 1f®—Kaneas Agcies at Wanhkhattan. : _ 3 ae eS The Auener, — far ' our ” =) lavor ang Walter Dent aise raa., 57 De Asuectasm Si Vebraska tniversityr at Lin- coin. apr. : and ‘cE $600. claiming. 3-ree™ Goel’ Crome -+—hansas t aiversity =~. oa , , to. ben "} ‘ ‘on a 4w05 2 tw 548 mat Leuts«. : - atund OB Ej s7J—Ames University at Imes. Mis “Ne who wi oe an A , - ' + —— MARCH. , -* . t : "ack. S-rearclés and | MUNICIP. JABBY AND SCHMITT : , , , beat == new how! . suamencuss “ann ae on, (onmse® be ee | “= go | STAR IN PIN j 4 : I outs fim Gb 2s and | & BOY . + , oon 10n mks va po : sion, toate: = | | > shoo’ _ Wa ms ~—DOrake j niversity at St. Lowis. es = on 3 second: Laure Cock 745 | Se cae sn = . | =. 7 tw 7 Seureh isnt a : "Double v ras > ; John Henne pila | the 8 er birds | und ae pa game it’s oe reneiee a i —_sroved o ACE—8700 allowances 4! H. Chapin tr ; , , ' | " . I ’ puled n'y ‘ ’ : — ~ : : : ee , ys . ".“"— a Bel? foemonses sitting : warre a ; : ‘ Paz . ‘ , rm ot = UA) . - a ~ with if re gar | e~ x a. " '. Lat : ' 4 = ¥ : 7 o ane —— . 1. — -~- ** : ‘ a > Lot _— . —_ —— e OTT 4 : me 7 ~ : 7 : ™~s, : rere = bere. =) ee . 7 (ranston Holman ® sen , , > . : and sInmer After . rw. oe , :Moalberts - a ifarnina ‘ each impret e«. « : . ‘ " : . . . ™ » is « thea grea’ est ta ; ; es oa? errs - * ~ J > J > » . _ - ecte The . . ’ > > r we i ; ae are Oe E : ; . 2 PRAY r ciL.2e es “8 re . & ~ =e skunk or “poie cat” i =] oer alee tT! ~ , ‘ : i aiatieee , Rew is : ; rat ; ; ‘ , ' , . . a ® je eo . Bard hamller ’ ' mG 4 pa St LO . ; Vise ile wie . - Se , — , , “. Weary De x or “~ team @ Florida EE of g ' , . ™ ' , i } me er . a Ipet for the ry >

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1) we ea” 8 Creare DISPATCE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TARS TOD ay pRilish WRITER AANKS BOBBY JONES AS BEST GOLFER IN WORLD .... is - > ae = > - - - ——— = = »” = = aoe -_ - ~ : = = —_ ——> : y Meme WHAT 1 MEAN BOC ? PUT ¥ ( y Tat MAY WORK ALL ——= = = 7 ——— ~ =. — : . Box Steadman Leading Stars of Links ls RIGHT wiTH YOU AL - BLT “at's RIGHT poc' § =>, — ad Odeon Tuesday Team Tomorr | Saf 1 DON'T THINK I CouLD HIT 'T LET HIM GET 0 : 1 ; DON OF “THE SHAFT ~ That’ ut CURE YO'R A BALL THAT WAY — (VE GOT You BAWLED UP — HES AWFUL SLICE — SEE WHAT (T DOES —? TH HIT 'EM MY OWN WAY - AFTER. YouR DOUGH : Russo and Sansone to Go Ten You GeT "MoRe WRIST POWER ~ Tha's —Tiat Trick STuFF DON'T wie ai | Rounds . Feature Bout AS . WHAT You EdD — MORE WRIST agen 5 ' of Show. College Five : Ranked Seventh. | — Ne a do ME ANY GOOD -hwalt. © in iy You'vE SEEN HOW 1M HITTING © s r of Balti- Dog ’ Captain Russell May Give Hagen Placed Second, With Mitchell Third,” Barnes / Players Chance to Face Fourth and MacDonald S mith Fifth—Francis Ouimet Ts } ; * Pe i , 4 y ‘-~1.9> 7 - cif rT ee of ' ; : 06.--N | Met MS Now's THEN IT EVEN Hoo M/ owe | a BS Al} UA” bre meget prdenents n Boye yee cae Prioles, closes Coach Roberts’ Webster LONDON, Dec. 26.— Now that the golfing season is over so far as Now “TRY (tT ‘ 7 | ww ay i een matched with Pawl Steadme. ¥ \ : a October, he School basketball team wt? mal events are concerned, a review of the international situation d of Granite City, IL, to appear tn + sense that the, the strong Pocahontas (M1) ' ed in the championships and the important tournaments is iT, 8 | . | six-round preliminary bout en the preted, but a preliminary to the game t nie, writes the Observer's golf correspondent. And it.is not — ; : | | pe Ss Resa" oe ws e kennel of; Arkansas University of F consider the names of those w a . w signed articles with Promoter Ha) ;. 4 of ~ ‘ " great winter ville, Ark., and the N New Colisen in the list of the world’s 12 best players. . ' “1 : rE? ry Cook at the Business Men’. nd attend the , New Year's on. Rest ‘ , _ nd y ae — the Yst has changed a es _—, Gymnasium vesterday afternoon - reality ; teams have yet to suffer @ * . | 8 ‘and agreed to enter the ring at 1° ; . ’ ; ‘ 7 , j d / ; , the eettire this scason. | 4 y Wyte et ee 28 » LONDON OBSERVER’S ne | "Y _ " } > ' st he ee emerrow. nights "aq , LIST OF THE WORLD’S : , y # | | LLY RR P : * a ono "Gaauue the game of ington University =e nitions pionship has again been cap- . - cetetin .. etnies a ° : a, ‘* . To : yy = : | fighter and a slugger. ete he waa al- A ihe on) ae by America, making the |‘ matty core te tla 7 . } Pe a es o = | since departing trom c res ‘lineup. The same is true o ye cannot help but admire a | trok ’ c ) , 7 — *Bervy |! ioe. - om rs ° ie that has apparently out- stroke player than he its a match /s ors s , —. . | Sansone has | { ~-—-— * >. yy * winters ago. rese dus in the race for suprem- | P/4yer. However, byt the time the a . tenet 4 , ey ye —. satellite - tt is nothing short of amaz- | next championship comes around, 7, ! _ at " ‘ . , 4} — iF - . vm i. Maryiand, the fairly well and was given an ee eee SRveters wih seve 4925 (Tt. Y. Eve Werid) Press Pub. Ce | — — | In the semifinal Sollfe Kessler sam Om “o0) ; ti r oe ational Capital portunity to give an account gome over from America an-/|t® reckon with a British golfe . lend “Red” Roeland qin au a trials, and al- himself when sent into the f& ip one of them generalty (their calculations. 3 nig l1nLo high Blee ad to compete in our cham-/Who has hitherto not entered into —— — - -— ——— ——_—_ = = : = — — , . — - : eit the theater Gilet aumeeiele in the money, iast week against Baker Unive to pull it off Last vear Hope of the Brito Eh: al e t] e Most the assertion h is . ist been given | to get nut of last place if ther’ doen't Al Stone of Kennett, Mo., and Is of the Vir- | of Baldwin. Kan. Phemesr. 6 . pull i . st year | , ns. i RACING ENTRIES ~ the writer by Bill MchKechnie, man-/| let us hold ourselves. Ehmke is @/ Jimmy McCarthy of Sherman Com- ‘yg eenttinte > c 00, number was only three—j/, The player in question is Comp- | ’ ager of the .Pirates. regular life preserver for us. They’d | munity Center will trade blows in » a » ROME LrTeat guns, while Russell, nes Macdonald Smit} and | eton He is made of the sort of |— ew —_— “~ : ; ' : - ? ; ; made her parently, has not lost pet conan a a . : eer e ve i os er “If L had Ehmke.”’ he said, “7}| 2@ve to give me half @ team to get! the four-round curtain raiser at 135 itd} t lost a bit of ood—and yet all the running | stuff that golf champions sprin J ” At hl | ages Tne se: | , i. | , | ability which has ™m rke . a4 ‘ pri 5 ’ At Tia uana. Vana. i * would be abl t. win the ‘ hbam- hirn at the Dies nt writing and j : pounds. ; Nas marked him made by the first two in spite |from. A high degree of skill com- 5 , | eserve the right to call off eve aa wae entered in one of th best ae ie cia] to the Post-Dispatch. es pionship next year without even r rve > rignt to ca oft even ee ; Os tne best fuards in the GPthe fact that the cream of | bined with courage and resolution. | ®” *™ Associated Preas ‘ont oF laim 3-y an and ; ft | that hint.” Lombardo Goes Home the members’ Tor orrow 4 he’ a . i ali . iii aucivis. | riret ; = forion r r * race. ciaiming -year-o 29 ang gol i. Int. le 1©@ iT) : I ¥Y nig « openine rar elie professional] golfers was ar- The list of the 12 best players in- e: ve : oe $7 7 4197) , r five ané one-half furl ongs ' VW hin c “ id bl >| 4 ~F . + . . . ~ - ss — a 4 sae vyesaTr-o) d nG r nec 7 Solo . ts. It’s ough on he ‘ sie as ) © le hav r : ' » etme - ok ee + ton between Central High and Collinge against them. | cludes seven Americans. the re- | * Montedelio 3. mas. ...102 | re oe SO . 1079 : — ‘se Kil --t Manager Fohl of Red Sox Gets | . yet i. = Pape . a : us, i 4 i gto 2 sve 7 aboee | By NE Ww YORK . aos bemiber. CfEyY ville, is scheduled to start at 7:$MMext year the select ban ptpe ‘whan ele Rose Roberts . ¢ *Mou : ‘ino | Voorfloor ce G ae sas . —— a ee for Surny) Ehmke joug ago if Boston had un-| a field of very with the Coliseum-Vanderbilt ¢ , 7 a ee ine atncer being Englishmen. . Curt | e112 SEtt | 10° | Eve F 107 Keil Saceaa cae Proposal for Trading Him [the lanky lad loose, apparently Mt! 9.4 te ene |Lombardo, featherweight boxer, in a Vir sa : > sae . r il¢ f icans will be reinforced by ous!) y enough Scotland. the hor a ~~ . : ~ ’ oe = : e*e ; tio}? : i} itterro) | a a , i: tind an money ‘ erlanrk en to walve. cago wou Pe sailed today for bis home in Pana- s e* ne uncer way an hour |! world’s most wrilliant player, | of golf, has not a single represent- er . a. + » oes ageatieetl 1n° 1% ie . 4 . ao ate eta ce belong opel ye by wma — ee Jatin e although it may rightly | Re elt I +4107 Poll . acess] ; beeen face, S-vearols and upward i ne | accustome to getting bids for| Athletics would have special en-/| Clans ne is taking an extended the scrappy Campbell and the Coltseum At#ptring ‘our own chduiplanaide ty coe 4 alGaahen ank Sagan | "Mims Edna". ..107 | Secalewes Ins ‘Acc Be AS samy ” EW YORK Dec. 26.—Probably |}, Seg aa > ae te Sh over She Se the beaite ne patter aoe but he was not« letic Club, Washington and Jeffepm the Americans are even less | his golf on Scottish ete ak Sten. mecend 7 x fturiongs. claiming, al) |! ce Hane sess. a Sen 2 1 fee a : eae big i ail hse a é odie x aad — 7, sce aa eh a — — : lips which figured in his defeat re- Son avenues. ght than formerly. The danger | donald Smith, the ayer in ques Old Fin 12 ONona Marie .. 93 | Reprieve vee A ee | oe ee an oe ee, ee ee cently at the hands of Joe Glick came back in ——-—>———_- not come so much from the | tor pMobs ante a 4 as Pi. ee ai de Guise .102 9 | Ge oom - 104/ league baseball today is Howard ~~ — sme | te thet ¢ —s . | here. According to his n with Jack Dunn CHRIS SMITH IS FIRST , mrties a8@ Madc@onaid egg vi : 9 ado a See See op T nt mi, | 5 age ee | Ehmke. the long. slim box artist of ww... prety pert i4 ee ee eee ee CORMETEES 2 Bob Levy. he } # is t Fs if. She ran in SFEEDBOAT OWNER - — 7 burt Phe - enon: i sn ‘ ot ei Mes ags 9 8088205 is . press 1 °¢ ye ooo 115 ~ | upward € ne om "oe ‘ur! Sioa miele Americans, and proof of i 3 1 | ¢ , : ny ye es = | hina ' : ae ~ ve *: eet raped ay t nites stkees te Pre me ~ aand again she GOLD CUP ht 9p . "a Pies ae rine ate ie £ ‘6 * si k of the typ- | Bri 2\or a.80 - . 7h §) x’ h rece { } ' cons de : ther clear: track fast. rar | Fe ta merand handler ¢-)-; ' | wes a aoa vine : | ris Smith of the Detrote ¥ . | st wpe - wane elt hy will decorate Ciyh first challenger for the ee , savanna Scvstches. im Haltimore Gold Cup, ts coming East then Pre One mi } Tours gy gg th Rea, eal feature about will bring one of his boats 3760 $16.60. SS first In i Leighton, Avispe. . eg as bred by Jack Sim for exhibition x om : ° Na iL Pichon! $3 | > ‘Amon 97 an Welee Ine i: . claiming. 3-year that is whr he With Smith buliding a conten m . y j@anc At Tia J | a mn! "7 ae i ane cpyvaréd one cule and a @isz 1 for the 1926 contest uana. | Dangerous || t B tteent © than he does Yacht Club seme IR ty Shepherdess also ran. 2unolathe and amen. rs. C ] Te te ees | nee : ane t " . : se? ' - e e r ’ Me v ee . . er cogs. ANYONe |. oftener than any other c) OND RACE $800. claiming. 3-year- | By the Associated Press : Mary Agnes. ...103 Cyrstal Ford. ...108 bg if he has the 4) ry. ae ye one-sixteenth——F-bb FIRST RACE five and a hal? furlon iixth race Fl Rie Rey Clatmir Dave Goidie ... ynnm has it—but ees again has hopes 1S (A uit $3 ! e> aq |ceatming. el] ages. $700—F‘rep! 25n0 or Je and 70 vards. al! Weather clesr: ite good. or wresting the cup from the Fast. % Rerveon lin tu ae, | Carter), $6.60 $4.20 $3. 60. 1 ret ont a néded: 19? Meet — : v2 aa ed winners. Whether Gar Wood, the Det ety (7 YL litt! | + ay A ios ¥% $420 ane oe oan oD -se LPL eee . —— oe : ; |Marse Jotn iS (Buck? 20. third acon. a, n é soca that is very speed phenomenon, will be back la pri gut SoS Time. 1:07 2-2 Olsem: : “ “ : 2 , a : r | (2p ‘ . . = nrouas o*rned ang Yacht Club of New York. origi# it lf Ss § } Si‘ ili $15.20. °K ~* - . Prank - innyland. ron Sta) | Matches in the Railroad ji M the dog Was @ donor of the Gold Cup, is une ee pds = iom's Cal 0 (White). $4 =O, f cond: Shast =—* A. League resulted as follows : s . os . . , Ti *? ; *hs TT ry, o ; é - . se ™ _ tain Wood was forced out of*€ N Si LE-e ] 5 dove we. Tiere, | Seventh race, mile, iming. — ‘lei . y : . s! . ai as y | owitt Uv, | amateur event response in the Last and at hird “orm mS Buck ' $)i7 “4D s! op . 60 Hence : ‘ Ae Flot ‘atm ‘ a Sh H RACE—S1000. ne 3-i-- eee * hea Ye ft oe y kh. R. Hickson OPEN TOURN sand up, one mil rin 'm- T? Colggn oe ne aa At New Orleans. Fy the Aasociated Frese Em: 107 A vy), 11 40 |? ” Forbidden also raz r the Associate’ Press —e LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dee. } Second: toh ; . ‘.) STFTH RACE-— : na all “rst . $700. 2-year-c BEARS’ Eighty-one professional and ‘hird. Tim 38-3-5. Orpheus | e a *- teur golfers ha Ve entered the “ 17 — oom ‘$800. claamir + 4 " : ALL DATES Angeles- Country Club open and up. one mile and a sixteen: : ieee tournament Jan 7, 8 9 and 18, mm 108 : 1: 1th i inch echedule cof the entries do not close until Jan. @ ’ a a | rt ie: _ rd. ’ > . La S . > : sa a and “0 yerds. i omeent e the Areociated yea igs , u raz My ne ward, $1000: | Jomes Lawiiss. : ™ Cruickshank, Oklahoma ety: ; ferondg race {Krk wrood New Y¥ ork; Tom Ke ° ; ; Tm. Od, : and 1». one wile py P st] Sanayi AR). gan. Mount Vernon. N. Y.; Jota New Orleans Scratches one f. (Pishe: ui. third.| *Rloomington = 11 rue FR occ oe IM Bell Telephone League. ; ee amt sagt . : oo—}’ Fr ' oon. om.T. 1 : than | *Locu wt Leaves .] i a Prone eon ae — teeta UX. Xd ' Gocking. Ov rts e may ¥ a ~ ‘ll. ; ndpi . 2103 Wuever . . U BeM Telephone League matcnes _— | TENTS | ‘ ’ ; . : . oe sti ** 4 . , wUCaY Cat B.80 ran ’ . _ - Fe a a ee Ce ee ee a a fF For Only a You DO NOT Have to Subscribe for Any Newspaper to Get This Policy Heretofore, Travel Accident Insurance Policies, less liberal in terms, have been offered to readers of other St. Louis newspapers, but the policy hold- er had to subscribe for the newspaper offering the policy, and continue the subscription in order to keep the insurance in force. Wea ll at purity Cl ee tag “ . . . . bt pst 4 sede bd gs CO, he pt bt te tt ' 3 tr @norourworvig This Post-Dispatch offer does not require that you subscribe for any news paper, so the risk of lgsing your insurance following a stopped subscrip- tion is not present in this offer. Your dollar, accompanied by the applica- tion clipped from this advertisement, completes fhe transaction. (;rand Rapids cry ENTH RA ‘ wy se ¢ J Li rastilted = Ki . Commercial “ ls ne Traf hl war arting Schaefer). $7.40. $4 40. $2 . «+203 Reve! — 5'fte 7 Publicit - i.ngineers sity at taw — ———- Fught ed ¢ Gray oe ' Zealot 101 (Munden) $6. $2 of | 103 *Mainspring ie OS f en nan ‘ > Dian? me ’ awe Or: Hands tp 161 White. 2 ee .100 eLittie Ammie .1 Western », Fial 4 | . . . : Time 1.47. Bright 1c : * Sturm 611, Zeuschel 620, Wolf 576 ; . ° . 4 ‘ bs i "$7 on iming S-vear- i , ¥ — —" - ‘ —- . e ity at St. Lenis. Miss Wills Will At Havana. a a one ene, lena 5 Dale 611, Doerge S61, Blair 68: an i iT c+ . 2 ah. FIGHTH RACE. one mile A ha ' 10. with gat f- 196, 4° ° ° dou tm ’ ALL -Net Fonou y+ - £°¢ ee nt =T. Louis. Sail F b ; clear: track ’ ar p cla nS or | De: ge. tT S - i « . . good. Mrrnoden ) Ss ‘ ‘ iversity at Co- In S ror . ~ in —— : ros . | ' . thi ® the Post-Dispatch. r the New Oreans f de: 47 2o~ > D> Faw ‘ © >a? Oe ‘owt -TYigrnat iman and ape : . ate ‘TSCo) ]¢@. a age , +. ~ . e : 4 ~ ot) ‘ _—— e c on nee SE. ‘ler i] the Universttf.. 4. wey 107 (McGinnis), ~ t Tia Juana Scratches. at Manhattan. — : ee 1° imoner, | — fversit+s at Lin- $3 _ on _ *,* will 3 D's Favor and Wa! er Dant aiso ran.,' Mail or Bring This Application Today With $1.00 to the Posi- Dispatch Insurance Bureau, St. Louis, Mo. niveraitr at St. oaere a ‘he Associated Press PU “OND DF First race—Rapid Traveler. No Wonder, eco: 5 *NMies Marre iy ACE. $6 claiming, 3-year- l@ Cru : Prev | . = @Ner: jem 1 it i - " : . ’ > a. and : . Pal uit ee i “a. ; ’ 1i FO ry ' at “ay tha he is not I certify that I am mere than 10 veare of age, and lees than 70 vears of age, that I am neither mer blind and that I am not crippled to the extent that I cannot travel safely ia ic places, aad I here by apply for a $5000.00 Travel Accident Policy im the Federal life Insurance pasy, issued through The St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Th Ola lala a Lag ity at Ames. > hoe will be att ran ; cw. > Me ; « mh he “— pra : R-wear-olds and | MUNICIPAL SOCCER versity aft . St, ‘eee at om. eurte at Berkel pine nr a seve ti 9 | Pall Name «....ccccccdcccstscveces: OR ee ae ee This Policy Print Name Plainly and iz Pull ae EE nh Is “—_ Sold Solicitors The Olseav Puree ~ > j ity at St. Louis. is improving her § Riversity at . St, mand strok Since returning ® " te 10. third rin 1-38 2-5. 1 27... enor ern strenuous campaigs seen S nd Double Van | Mfiee Wills has ; President. {d.e¢ Auburn rking on the backhand StTQQes ;..., : >. five and | Sto n Milers 1 , Perm Entry - ; } r dem m ' ’ of 101 | | "a | Re TN Sixt! Saw) aiming 4-Vear-0\ ce : nsive than fo 7 ' won ae —" - — “Le . tle and one-sixteen’ 7 © e : : . : : 4 — . . . . a 7 «No one better | evn to }. out, cecon Ju fotor ‘tar T'vein © 332 i; hy Capt. B Loper, t army heavr- herself knew ale " v Siar of } I tr 2 a . . . VW hr >: ; it . . 5 ) od mp , : ; «4 time, ei- rT) this angic of Ol y) I Talc ne » . . ‘> iw - ' 4 a o ' 7. : in , : Na ire ClaSs®S " ; m ¢ ler Both ever ' Johnson-Stenhen-S ’ Ret u *. + os Seater, weét, has beer n + : ++. nA : . : , rT) . . _ - . . . e4) ’ , ’ {; ie a4 in be perfec 4) ‘aeaawn 4 -— ae Roquadrot Paula } ; an > os ; phe . — . ‘ ; le / Tob Se 1 . . ne } atent Ggevice for ré- ; } * OM rpt . . iw s —- a 4 PA Th . ——— ; af. -! : - ot ' ’ a " " . —_—o ‘ M4 ‘CH! eet . : .- | : : s Bolivar . = . rin [ t tion ‘ fr m™ the ‘ ’ “ a° ar «=! nm " . ‘ ~ track fast P eas ang Tu nas i = A 4 ieee —_ onre clat o ‘ 7 ‘ ; just y+ iam . J « yt ahe returneF . —a , - Pre 4 ie . lores Ay piers ae post pos ationals, the latter P® ' >. mik | cameos ARONDELET N ' er tee t. After arriving ™ x é . ton. Brandt Drie ** ace ur. White Sox Shortstop. ll engage {23 “ a 5 106 | ~ = + aan Fagie (sir . Scour , Address eeeteeeeee OPP eee eee eee eee eee “2. , ee Street City Brate FAIRGROUN!I - © > @ : se a Fe oO Place of Bisth . . oc ccccccccese seme sescoccesscsssesess ee eh Ocezpation ae. | UPR TTT eee Pee eC eee eT eee Te ee ee eee ee ee eee . H . _ proved it im . . ACT n liowances Write below name amd addrees of person to whom yeu want insurance im case you are wise it will be paid te yeur estate. that the ver Beneficiary See eee eee Oeees eee ene eee eee Owe eeeeeeee ener Belationsh!p........ ome aacQ@ieGecacte (Name only one) Beneficiary 's Sn rt ES NOTICE—Not more than one policy will be issued t: axy cup person, bad members of o Gumiiy, be | eee ew a a aoa ee A _— . . . _ Tre cyl > “ te = _ - " , . ARE —— VT —_—_—_—=—_- —— — of the larger rourna™® : . , ft — anti ; Roos ve. Alien Ruder Juniors: | p n signed by the White Sox lie <a d Cr —"—"—swwrwre ee EE . Pa. Views Wille will aiso be & ~y . t | , » Tar : . iN aeney “— = we. Newstead anc Natura | batte " *°0 last season iudkins 4 rnol : team whie ad: Weary Dick. 10% rdun), Bridge. troP- me AGO, Dee. 26—Matty Mat! “e sossions AG 7 atty Mach ueky young shortstop, for- put her in shaper a : - pr erty ‘4 the Mruehkia- club . en lr ' ’ ; | ’ 7 wath! | Se Lane ‘ . . f ce ani? rer @ ~~ tf = thwestern league has Date od Bi = ST eee eee eee od See eeeeeee)hUveh ee | rMled, othe HOONOOUULUOTUUANTOOOONOONGNONORRRAGAENONOCUOOTOGSUUUOUUENONYCENOGOGOSAANAOEANGAGNEC}UGEEURRMONOTTTY OOTOMOOOOOOOEATOOTOOOGHAGNOGOOEGO NORMA VA UATU UO LERORAN OLGA EOOOOOOOOnOeNONTTNCTPOONECECCECOLELLEEH CATT of +he Arnerican the Whitemas

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st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_—— —_——-— ——- — ee ee -_——— -- — — ee _ —$$$$—L—————$—————— — > eee — —-— — _ Emeeeneneed ——_——_ — Harry G. Drees BURTON DEFENDS WORLD COURT =. »- — | beciat tp. the Fo 4 ~ . ‘ bODI a > ‘ os & 4 & ‘ - : st aa ‘ Ohio Congtessman Also Predicts e housing pro . °° T + ’ 5 arr? . . > > ~ = t = ‘ j ri¢ ,] or . Valle, r STe@AMers, itic., V Vein- Victory in senate Vo ‘ — . ; eo ved — : = Pa 4 ; i a «i : ‘ . " . me : : (:0€S . ‘ ~ _ = a - » ae o > 2 ° ~ on + ~ = ap 7 - ~ wie! on aA o y = a iA ‘« . an vt > * ~ eSeee - - - - o - 1 ~ i ~ . or 2 . - ix ~ os “7 7 ° Spe. > . - s — ¢ . ~* . ry whose his or’ @i.u eRe Ld 7 an a dress , & : 3 ei ~ ) = i ~e an a ~ a: > Ot _ : : “ ~ . ra rst « _ * : rt . _ ~ - . > ‘ + many yea: a i - ~ CST ve engin ; s 43 " aa ' i A + = a : pre - » 4 as A , " cian acer. t | 5 ", . : _ ’ ‘ _ ‘ - « ‘ i = ? 4 i- . ss a " J “ i a a . = . ‘ . = . ai : oid ‘ 4 o . aller (ent Donations to Aid Ny WiCTARIC RVERLNE | ye tastsipnt as bees © PARIS PAPER SAYS ALGERIAN RIVER BOATS TO RELIEVE Ms teoeter aur omens of the family was written == GOVERNOR SEEKS DE PROROK FLORIDA'S HOUSING SHORTAGE SPREADS DISEASE TO 33 Jyer? ; &. and tie b-xplorer I~ Declared to Carried a" ‘ as Vv - - . é ae a | ‘ Off a Number of Archaeotlo- Pake ~as8 ge od m8 oh al Ibi ~ ores aay all amp? . : y=. ’ ~ ‘ -¢ . 7" - ; ° ee } ei : Si) ’ } f e: " . . : , = _™ A ; s+ me , : as : . : = - = . _ = - . . A. P. Ln Par . ' : + ’ MOLT) ~ . : A «Xi Beale de Gui : 43 . = - ’ Baa P= ? t : 4 P . —— - — . = ; - au Lie ‘ - . - , as Torm poss.:we Gangers + sings North Dakota Newspaper seeks 16- | - Gane ; arrie A —_ t WOMAN, 80, TYPHOID CARRIER. | Olin said the woman had agreed to “OLGA SAMAROFF, CONCERT ‘ opold Stokewalet, avoid han Lins - Loos ~ ) ] : nuadelphia & ¥ Squash. ihe d#partment lread 3 . York ELvening Post. liriam Le ‘gate Victim - . + 1 . ; = - ._~ 7. Je = —_ ) ~_ , I .* set ; 4 7 , 7 9 . —— . " ‘ | 4 “ ’ Deen - ee Bt ; ~ z - . -_ a ° a | “are + — —_ . 4 : . , 7 —_ —& A si -" ‘ : : ‘ , = river situ ats pe partion fannpounced tocay, tau ithe * York Fs noe Po«* , :' it roy \e +7 a ¥ a * ™ 4 ~ 4&4 _~ ‘ I= . e This! ' scniiiidtl Of those afflicted following th eon a farm ~ 7 ™ - > . : - : > Aa - : - a AS been traced 33 cases 0 PAGS y. ie leWspa innounced todar. T = two mile - 7 . . " : ai 7 : : ’ “ , ’ “ - 4 — — y ._* . . - a ‘ . > ~ ’ t here ‘ - ’ Oa ry gine —_— . r. *) 4s ; + swe" g , rick ad . i . i - * s a+ aes P ss 7 ; ” ww? i? = + o " ~ . ‘ > - i) nm? 4 ar - ikon! - 7 = _- | ~ — - ‘ ; — ~. . * j -oe .. —— : aus “he : . mu A Cinix mlety . * A 4 ai : . ° . : ~ . . + : _? > s 3 4 : Zz is ~ P 2 ' . — . adn za tfon ° , = . — . . 4 : : 7 . _ es -* - . . on ’ : : " ; 1a a ‘ — _ 7 . . * . o - ‘ ‘ . ~— ~ “ = ‘ - aA Tf = %. . : -_ : . - rs . a” . _ ss ~—i— * a 2 ne + - Con . ro raan 7 ‘ _ ee. . A . xa - +s ~~ 2 =» \ hog — — ° : , e = i : Lt ij | : : Was made 5 te : - “ o~ WV . Ja } ' ‘ " rT i+ - ar : : .¥* . " pe = r . ' . ‘ “cer nee . eaten: : ‘} ' ‘,regzorm nh = . ’ : : ‘ ; : . thai s “ . - . ‘ - . 7 ii : o> : : a ; => ™ mht abe! is mr ~~ * 7 = y =F > cS | . ‘ ; } ; =? be . a, = 7 ea er F = aie . + mse, ‘ ; : . : > ‘ | * i -' is” Ls = ’ : a r ls nm | es of bot S$ Sas re is Ss 32.5 have : 2 ' yi 4 . : ‘ : , . rata? feats « ced - : :, . U¢ an h a — e 4 . ank ie« . ow ‘ - a = —— As , ; i) = eT : sa sepa 2 aciCes ave deeq a ‘ , | ~ | @$ she Was returning from churc! ‘ ugh her stage name is Rus- =9.000 ote s a : . _ " r= . ry o o oe . i » : oA P » | . -_ =| : ‘ mI cr ‘a ‘ . ; ‘> rue } POs. Tee mae ths. iriver * = . _ = Ginn Antoy . ' - “hia “. “Y. Dee, : MOL IMTtINE tha. Wwe uid Ls : ‘To oe wa ~~ " . — ‘ ‘ — . , _ . 7 a ; “— ~ . ms ‘ ‘ = . ~ “lei (4 ’ t G ’ ie} i ne. Af a “ ©.) r which we re se to ' Tund t (rera.d J I i died 46 eman. sia ait ee Ss ncn * ' ' Crasces im LL. . raide ;: s aftecme: Of | eS id part in WS Organiza- $33 0 00 | T ‘ his figh: { sea? > : na = lnc via ay? ne Sta , —— >= aot. me er es aa poms eee? | QSaliu burto! NOr cal WF 00 0 \ g § AT S ~tates _* iLe jas ie aAUT = rat is , +> ; : ea cue or Na one _ - —- . ’ ‘ ~~ rt} i L ‘2 ~ “ in His sonié¢ at Greatest Projects for Telephone p..o5- tisar t _ i — its Tr} tT ie cS ist ‘ f peace and : Xpans1uu Next Year W ul ii¢ ‘S) i Ber ee t antate ne ternatiagmal eo-operation.” Be in FPlorida 3s the result of Nye’s r ; . = et re i i = pa i ve 4 LNT A De The ', : Women ’- Hosie ry Sizes Larger. . ; Lil sed ancia ar STYLISH ,\~s : ress = i I | 6 w IC 4 . st nicht - 4 —— = ‘ Ss ? a e — a iti > een eee gy . reg ‘Liss r Over 2000 new and ' passing of ¢ titl arrie Jacobs Bond. song writen - 2 as - or nec ' nai ec = . ‘ : 64 = = “ Canadian Military shal, at auctior ) na ial ) ae , rht at -ateswor -> | Keep You Warm. ) Lee Lint of Three Gene ration-. mente { , tor = or : - — The Le eres | le aa . Rak . ar —$_—_——_———__. ae tpg | | | | ‘ e Pe i : ve - \ir Mail Men Near Crash in Spow HART SCHAFFNER & MARX , . ing Was j 2° = a 3S L i ’ . rernerat ms The . ‘ . . ‘4 . . j ¥ SIs ot ctearvons Auto. Rums Off Bridge, Driver | . nes some at FUR COLLAR’ romance of t ee | SSISSIPT wi AG 2. P ° Billed. . | ar iad uns c : iss ; | ‘¥ P See ee vi ae FUR BOTTOI s- .* . a. on ‘ hb - . ‘ . > Steamboat business entirely. ! Wolf was killed and Lon Rushinc, Tuesd T sda nd e2 : . Whether they are quitting for cood !| seriousiv injured late today whs« Frida nig the z > ; ¢ Piper eat oes re me he | ite ) $44.95 Th ; tare “ we 3 : a : = - . ory 4 ting on ! Rive ce nea e - Used, but as good as new. Hart Schaff- v : Pe ner & Marx make the finest clothes ‘in Or 7 we tacescuareer Wool Dre 1.95 used Hart ecco Overcoat is ; & es cantor seek Over 3000 silk and wool Dresses to be wast pap nat | | “ better an a Dress until you seé the bargains we offer. | . gece em TWO DRESSES FOR THE PRICE OF 3 | ADDED Buy a High-Ghade to a $ Dress for a Song —— . Tailor-Made Nol-Called-For } All-Wool . ewes yies an Hard Worsted or Sinful Red, Lipstick Red, Reseda, Chartreuse, ‘, Canary, Etc. > Reo J Ay: ; rae ee ~ " ee nm ee POST-DISPATCH ——— Tuesday, December 29th Dollar Day. in the Post-Dispatch, through the co-operation of mer- chants in many lines, has become son Dolur Day va one @0 Institution for saving among ry oe Pe thrifty buyers .°. .° as + 7 Cassimere All Go in at Two Dresses for the Price of ¢ NEW With $1.00 Added SUITS Trade your old suit or overcoat in on a good Drivers’ and Hunters’ °"¢- Corduroy 4 Coats BOYS’ SUIT: $5 $1.95 Regular sizes 2-Pants Suits rl $4.95 | BOYS’ New All-Wool Serge $3.95 OVERCOATS D R ESS ES Hart Schaffner | $2.95 , & —_ : Bh sses D> es $7.95, With Vest niin: Cadi annie }\ Boys’ Long Pants, $1.45 Or2 for $3.95 a xi ——. a A ‘ te sien. Trade Your Old Suit or 1012 N. Grand ., Open Until 8 Overcoat in on a Good A Deposit . One. CLOTHING CLEARING HOUSE so far a a. - requiring passports and a f ry : eee ns io come ri . ' ’ “TH tinued in foree and effect ‘unt therw ° > ’ ar _ provid: a pov ia {ll this sounds s i| and unin teresting inl’ we Dn ’ ’ ry re ad 7 Tn _ ~ a. ho eo th " e —_ - » | '¥ res - a“ . ° ° e iim 4 \ 0° i¢ tar ‘ a@iisaV : uce ai:ogs wrote : inspired it does its importance become ap Parent. it represents, in fact. an ffort te _ ° © os '? . _ ’ a = > -_ . © ar noieve the ~" intellect La | dé mobiliza peri tial President Coolidge pleaded for in his Oma)a 7 = 7 ’ epeec it IS ODUe POase ID the ma dDattie for _ » by . : ha * > a @ ree ~ ys a i ili Lm r . rs oA ja ti¢ a> 7 ua 0! Dae. * ' _ rin 7 ‘i Doran Jas pointed 7 It. uw te : = ©?" : 2A ‘¢ the fight of Jefferson and his associates fo Bill of Rights and against the alien and sedition laws. The coucrete object of the DIT to keep the State Department from using seace-time a power tbat was cranted i for emerzeney use during the War 1 Borah repeal! bill lias t upport, nat I'v. of ths berals amonc both parties in Hou ind Senat: This support dorm 1 mnote _ npati5 Wily communiwiice of anar ti lbetrines t simply means aa erence to the theory that free discussion : urest safeguard of our institutiogs Ita roots are in the Cousfitution and the Bill of Rights. For this reason. the bill has the sup- Port not only of the liberals, Dut of some here who. while commonly classed as con- Handful of fie Vizualizes the Mosul Question | thle Land Ke Permitted iO Vb Driven Baekward Into Da Ry DAVID LLOYD GhORGE, tormer Premier of E.ngtam!. . L a: - - - 4 ‘ = 7 ’ m, . : ~ « a! 7 ‘ ; a - > . lughte Reatrv™ LONDON. Dee. 26. (Ry Cathie HE League of Nations has been consid z= a probiem of absoroiIng interest — a (her a4 iand once zuverned from Babylon aod from Ninevah and at that Gime ®n- ' the great powers of tie world, rich pros). us. thromzing Wits as industrious RUla:ion, maintaining great armies and Gazz) = stat shod!id uot be biluffed back “Oo the savagery in which it had bee@ D, - : : ——* * ° “Med for centuries The league ae made “S Gecisiogd and the next—and possibly tis rord is with the British Empire. " , l @oes power degeberate lnto biufft iman authority passes imperceptibiy tfrom rs our to the other aod history de Bends Upon the date of the discovery of the Thane by those who are anxious and ready ‘44¢ advantage of it The bolshevik rert- Sur; 72 In Russia was the result of such «& Ciscovery Parliamentary sorersment ~ Fas another instance What will be “=e ocat? Wise old statesmen once went 'o say that the whele of our soci was based on biufl Bat the most incom preheaahe putt @ Ord-- today 's the | \*ere od of Turkish military pow "]. There was a time when it wae trey

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LOU IS, SUN DAY MORN NING, DEC EMBE Re 27, 1925, PAGES 1—10B —_ ————— —-—eva~sued . — _ — _ ee te —— ee Soo — — eengtinengeattiaes ae —_—-—— —————————————S_ ee ee ee -Lthical Society = ‘to Give Play, A drainatizatfon of conte Se Ca Congress Moves to Break Secreta ry of State’s Control Over Free Speech the St. Louis F thieay Sheldon ee Dns ngare- os ‘ ey . | mle } Audion ae ene ee ie udaplation was made by 7m Coas'. Harlier i e rehearsals have been Senator boran Introduces Bill to Repeal Sections!) The Secretary of State and His Borrowed Power ' High-Handed Manner in Which Cases of the Coun- bere (ae ae 1 Under Which Wartime Privileges Are Precar- of es Aliens Without fa es or oe tess of Karolyi and Anna Lerner Were Han- i en Amer. | By_the i Pres Setuel ously Held by Mr. Kellogg—Exclusion of Un- ECRETARY OF STATE KELLOGG, Piha Sica et Shei dled, Coupled With Department’s Refusal to’ Give Explanation or Reason, Arouses Opposi- tion of Progressives of Both Parties in Both 93 which he said the department had , FFALO, N. ¥., Dec. San Antonio, |); 4... | ts, 262 = b ~ ° —. \ ° +, liver in or, Liguer aud beer valued at abo _ GeSirable Foreigners Seems to Be Province of after repeatedly refusing to unravel By CHARLES G. ROSS, servatives, are jealous of the hulman richts : : ; : ' s* acted. One was the wartime law which ee ! de “_— Washington Correspondent of the\ SUaranteed by those documents. “a oS ae . Post-Dispatch. ) In this latter class is Representative Henry guve the President broad powers to con- «a ae ny eS /too long in returning to our traditional policy (Secretary of State or a Consul to determine WASHINGTON, Dee. 26. T. Rainey (Democrat) of Illinois. Discussing) ’ of aliens. The other is the —? . ben Ah gS (of excluding no one on account of his political \whether the entry of a particular person is Oe eee NF a clusion, finally cited two laws under eee a eee ee V0 Was seized in & sert ; “yy 4 . " . . es , a sf the wif PL mis arernoon and tonight th mvc ti » : P . the mystery of Countess Karolyi’s ex- SE igi meen tés afternoon a: ecretary of Labor. trol the entry N in Congress w! “the consti-) the State pi . ar ‘ : . E g to im “the eonsti ite Department order barring out Anti-Anarehist Act of Oct. 16, 1918, which (or economic beliefs, (or is not ‘prejudicial to the interests of the . : > - , ° : . ii , ;, Ve te 7 ~S— >» ne gd “ tutional right of free speech” is some-{ Countess Karolyi, the wife of the first Presi Pe ieiitthan ot ites eine MR Se ba ee se - *‘Restrictive measures, moreover, always jn- | U nited States.’ ’’ : le aes ies : 7 . — 2 . a a4 Caits or e ¢ ; S1¢ : ens ‘ IL -? ~ . * SS cae : ‘ tha e iad £t as S r rfcry re 1. “ia =. . ; J rf } — ‘ ‘Sides for the repeal of the act entitled “An poverninent. put if she is dangerous the, rs ers % fy (the political philosophy of foreigners seeking / 1918, as amended in 1920, the so-called Anti- J , = : : Pesce! hie P reac” . ; ha . _s “et : : ees a - . - re . : aet to prevent in time of war departure from, ) State Department, by making a martyr of her fusai makes (to permit the entrance oo ales ey, £ ; Rus Bcd 2 Sy admission to the United states, we may expect | Anarchist Act, which calls for the exclusion he has de-. of a foreigner) and that he does not con- VRS OO Cee . reciprocal treatment for Americans abroad.” } of certain, specified classes of allens—an- or entry into, the United States, contrary to( and thereby advertising her views, has the public safety.’ THis act was approved ) feated the very purpose for which the order sider it to be in the public interest ‘‘to ae i ate gale ‘The Attitude of the ae and aliens teaching the overthrow , rE tee 7 , of government by force or violence—from the ~ . ; ’» Stylish May 22, 1918, when the war with Germany / Was given. disclose the facts upon which each deci- | | was at its beight. The second sectgon pro- § . . : = T ’ | Borah’s Bill Finds sicn is based. FRANK R. KELL 0GG } | Secretary of State. united States. But, as counsel for Countess | Secretary of State Kellogg, after repeatedly ) rarolyi have pointed out, this act lays no end o vides for the repeal of that part of the dip-? ag j lomatic and consular appropriatiom act of. Wide Support a eee refusing to unravel the mystery of Countess /(.uop duty on the Secretary of State. The law Oo iVi Pee set under which the State’Department has) A similar opinion was expressed by Rep- more about it, The American people are not? conditions. This would result in no Karolyi’s exclusion, finally cited two 14W8) names the Secretary of Labor as the official claimed the right to keep the war-time act | resentative William UL. Oldfield of Arkansas,’ going to be stampeded by a few wandering (embarrassment to the United States Govern- | under which he said the department had who shall deport aliens for violation of its of 1918 in foree. ) chairman of the Democratic Congressiona] speakers, whatever their views. Acts in re- mem It is. of course, utterly foolish for this/ acted. One of these is the wartime law terms, and another law provides that this of- ms The specific language which Borah seeks’ Commitiee, who added that President Cool. pression of free speech will do more to es-\or any other administration to be afraid that) already referred to, with its 1921 extension. ( fieja) shall have jurisdiction/over both the ‘ ; idge could not avoid responsibilit’ for “fan tablish anarehy and create bolshevism than) one person or a dozen persopvs can come over This law gave the President broad powers ie (deportation and exclusion of alfens. The law, to take out of the 1921 aect is as follows: . . " - ‘* ‘ , ' . . . a * ; , ¢ action whieh destroys all the fraditions of anv amount ot soap box oratory, here und overthrow our Covernment,. \ control thre entry of ali@ns. Pursuant to it moreover, sets up an administrative procedure our f,oternment in of fe ring ; pen forum orris adde i] that lie Was thoroughly in Senator Dill (Democrat) ol Washington: P re ‘side nt W ilson in 1918 issued an executive | go, such cases, including the right of appeal, 1918, shall be, in so far as they relate to , : , ’ ; . ° . e* . ' ’ . , } p { “a g FUR COLLAR Prequiringe passports and visas from aliens; fer the expression of opinion LP rearay cyvinpathy with the purposes of the Borah bill. (‘We need to get back to the old Jeffersonian ) order stating that a visa would be granted ( within the immigration bureau of the Depart- “hy ? ‘ passport of an alien only when it ap- ; “The provision of the uct approved May. n Cepypcress fallows the’: se Dis Senaton Borah svid that so far as the in-)idea of letting truth combat crror. Why (on the ment of Labor, SANEe ERO T TOMS 0 cote ee tutea Stren on suiion Sn Creare flows the sane iw nf Sem a Mitinued in foree and effect until otherwise, thought: several of thos: Vrewed dividual fortun: of Countess Warolyi or any (should we be frightened when somebod) suvs | peared that seated _— rensenate noceat All technical questions aside, the Count 's et ir oq] f point that the 1 nits States other one person were concerned, the matter!) something that we don't agree with? Are for entering the United States and when such lawyers submit that Yeven assuming the lw GS , provided by law.”’ , | 4 $ 1 = \ll this sounds highly technical and unin | laying itself open to reprisals aguinst its. was of little moment. It appealed to him, (we afraid that the institutions of our country sateen was deemed “a be ar ghebiane: to to be as claimed by the Secretary, it is an teresting. Only when the bill is read in the own citizens. however, as a ‘“‘matter of tremendous mo- ) won't stand criticism? I believe they are; thé memntiiebcs of the United rates. The 1921 uncivilized method of admjnistration to: ex- light of the star-chamber proceedings which ‘You cannot say too strongly,” said Repre ment’ that the Seeretary of State should havé (invincible. Certainly the Borah bill should ‘ saan , . ‘ » % is a tas Secretary of State in the peace time exer +OT Tyg acti f the Secretar. ) State.” Senator Shipstead (lk armer-Labor) of AMuin-({ give him authority to ke ep out undesiradie President Coolidge pleaded for in his Omaha fll bl dia ' | — , ecretary of me. 4 They deny that the Countess is a com- ¢ wool Dresses to be sacrificed. Do not t speech. It is one phase in the lony battle for cise of a power nieant to be etmiployed only said Borah. ‘‘establishes a precedent in violé a nesota: “I have old-fashioned ideas about our, munist and demand a chance to prove it Kel- see the bargains we offer. free speech in America—a battle, as Senator! during the. war. The right of free speech tion of the rights of free speech and a free{ American traditions of free speech, free -as- , on their passports. sn replies that he is under no obligation to zB has inte ich goes back 7 is fundamental. Danger to our institutions’ press.’ semblage and a free press. Whatever ,ex- This contention is disputed by counsel for) orah has pointed out, which goe: ack to , ; , —_ — leclare that-§ tary) stant a hearing. In refusing to give visas Buy a High-Ghade the fight of Jefferson and his associates for, trom anything that might be said by Coun Statements by some other progressives who) cuse there may have been in wartime ior a( Contess Karoly!, who deciare la ecre ‘he © foreigners “in the probieited:clasees., be ’ ° : ° . . P ‘ ) . . = . a. > © Fo we roa e . . _- MSI ADDED Dress for a Song @ the Bill of Rights and against the alien and(/tess Karolyi or any other foreign visitor to’ pledged themselves to-work for the passage: law abridging these rights, there is no excuse) Kellogg was not completely candid when he told a New York audience recently, he bes that we of-( failed to state that the exeeutive: order of! ’ sedition laws. The concrete object of the bill{ the United States can exist Only in a super-° of the Borah bill were as follows: for it now. It used to be said t ~ RING 1926 Sti DE ing he imagcinatic e such tales as thos ens Ww + (De , a: (fe lace of asy! for those holding) 1918—President Wilson’s wartime order “not acted in an arbitrary manner and he P ‘isto keep the State Department from using) heated imagination, f d on such tales as thos Senator Wheeler (Democrat) of Montana: (fered a piace of asylum io! OS ha ood reason for eve refusal he es.” : other countries: let us( based on the 1918 law—had been nt Coelllaal 38 ry makes. in peace-time a power that was granted it| that former Attorney-General Palmer circu-(*One thing that worries me about Mr. Kel- }unpopular views in H . | | | | nie ide © does not consider it to be in the public for emergency use during the War. lated in defense of his lawless raids. The'logg’s exclusion of -Countess Karolyi and, offer it again. To pretend that we are in) superseded by ap order of President Coolidge ‘interest “to disclose the facta upon wie The Borah repeal bill has the support. nat-{ real danger Nes in official violation of our other foreigners who desire to visit the United ) danger from the expression of anybody's views issued on January 12, 1920. Whereas iy” each decision is based.”” He will not even say urallv, of the liberals both parties in constitutional guaranties.” lates, on the ground that some time or other/is silly. By all means let us pass the Boran original owder required ‘‘reasonable necessity’ ‘that the department is keeping out the. amone nie. 5 be ak ini ie oe =e Se see baa? ae a : ee ws. ee ack to sanity.” for entry into the United States and -stipu- the House and Senate This support docs Sehnarca Norri (Te pubilcal } ‘ Pusha, they ‘ made SOP LALISLL or COMMLUAISt.: | bill and get back to sanity. ' . : ressive Repuby lated that such entry should not be “‘preju- ( ‘Countess because it belleves her to be a com: ad st Styl d Shades | 4 | es an 4 hot connote sympathy with communistic or who, in the controversy over thy xelusion of futemicont thal foreign Governments are Senator La Follette (Progress! a 72 ' 60 - owe; “Phe power of excluding. dicial” to the United States, the existing or-, | munist. She falls within the “prohibited ostick bn Reseda, Chartreuse, Peach anarehistic dbdetrines: it simply means ad- Anna Lerner, declared the sti lepartment very apt turn the precedent against the can) of Wisconsin: | , einen * ‘hat is enough for the Countess Canary Etc herence to the theory that free discussion is, had gone back to the dark ag for its preee Lnited States. foreigners Was wiven the Secretar) of State der merely provides that visitors must pre- 4 the blic t ’ ’ - ’ . » . y the S10n , : : an e public to know. f , pays : ig id 5 ) ) = : teria ; is ie ar. amergenrcy offi- ithe s ~ afegut yur Institutions. s) dents, characterized the departments action Is quite pOsslvle Luat these Governments, on the dheors that a War emergency) te surest safeguard of our instit | ' The exclusion of Countess Karoly!, who.de- aliens by refusing to grant an American visa 1 | existed,’ sent passports duly visaed by consular wo Dresses fo t e rice of 0 handed at the instigation of people who wish to bu-) requiring the use of extraordinar) . 00 mm Rights. For this reason, the bill has the sup-, but a lot of foolishness. : : FLARE | me port not only of the liberals, but of some; “‘If the secretar) )ment by Countess Karolyi’s counsel, “any law We *hers who, while commonly classed as con-)in,” said Norris, “we would have heard no; countries for the purpose of paar world ( consideration. We have already delayel far'or regulation which authorizes either the “Continued @ on Page 5B, wee Toots are in the Consfitution and the Bill of: in the Karoly) case as not only high powers. IL cers of the United States. ; niiliate some of our own citizens, will seek to{am heartily in favor of the Borah bill, and ; | eae goa: as Os ae | : ad the family of Ralph Beaver Strassburger, @ had let Countess Karolyi' exclude liberals who may desire to visit other) will do all that I can to bring it up for earl) yc : a aaeemeomeaysbannd ——— Eee OATS Goad ovRESSBIy, 77 ie eee! o ach andful of. Turks Trying to Bluff British Empire, Says Lloyd George lish Fur o y ie ee , ! And still it is Weated as if a threat of war, confidence in the existing League Russia, Nations: “We now know where we are and)sucked back into the quagmire of barbarism olar—Fur from the junta that governs it were a seri-) Turkey, the United States of America The. financial schemes on lines hithe rto forbidden} from which the Great War rescued it. The, Bott . (by fears as to the future can now be under-) immediate peril is that the Turk will be en- oTttom tile Land Be Permitted to Move Forward With Civilization, ov werld—an empire that raised as many sol->Mustapha Kemal and President Coolidge: taken. oo ee couraged by the campaign in the British pregs ‘diers and sailors to man its armies aud na-’ What colossal impudence. Without Mosul, lrak would be untenable. It, to carry lois bluff so far that guns alone couls > +8 "sa 7 sic re . me ha 7 ° ; ’ ‘rer ; ‘ ’ , . Be 1) 1\ ( 1} Bac kw ill cl Into Dea) le vee " - ot AY iclalle Ag i) vies as th 1 hole population of Turke \ man, | I am not a supporter of ihe Britis! (ov is thre granary of Irak, and prospe rous Bag- ( give it an appropriate answer. ' woman and ehild. ‘ernment of the day but I hail with unfeigned dad could be neither defended, nor supported ) DAVID LLOYD GEORGB. | / _ : i - : There would be something of entertain-) Satisfaction the courage displayed by Mr. Without this province, What the oil possibili- ‘ Se ‘By DAVED LLOYD GEORGE, formidable; when Turkish armies inareli ai he ah a a — sisnad tacent Aes ee conduct of the Mosul discus-' ties of Mosul may be no one can tell with | | | CORRECTION. Former Premicr of England. riumphantly across half Europe and wert MOM ' wos t-3 somes - — alone: | Gions at Geneva. Had he faltered, the Brit-. any confidenee until they have been thorough- In the article on Senator Borah which was - ouly arrested at the gates of Vienna; Wien oy abies chee wren et ee ne ish Empire would have become the mock and/ ly prospected. No combination, European or! Published on this page of last Sundsy’s - iateh! Wert iamie abd be “Vnited Ve * Sp Tursish fleets uwepe the Dastera = sven sree pei ee tee ic eee ee ante Gueeeii of all its foes and the despair of al! American, will spend any money on sinking Post-Dispatch, the writer, through a typo- ion ae eee Pest ranean and when they conducted their piret- all, ia) ghastly & ~ its friends throughout the world. The East, Wells so long as the government of the coun-| graphical error, was made to say that he eeriously doubted “whether he (Senator ‘Borah) would vote again for the eighteenth ‘is B “ih sery ed . : , o% , >! } ate | mee. le i? Si i | at when the : ' tights | \ ical enterprises cven in the Atlantie. ' chatlen : anton said tha .) wauld have believed the fable that “Britain) try is in doubt. As soon as that essential \ condition of development is settled, capital amendment, and against the child labor ‘amendment, on the ground that the aim in fie Vizualizes the Mosul Question aus being This: Shall a Rieh and ler- ous menace to the greagpest empire of the( directors of the new league will be Zinovieft : } , ne republic, the people flung at their feet LONDON, Dee. 26. (By Cable.) the very coasts of England. Mut all ;{ monarchs of Europe threatened the French, one.”’ And it would, at no distant dat . 4 i . : today is the a Acme agate ey cm { - ar ly populated territory of poor peasants in the “a true League of Nations’ and is to be com-? stability. The Times has a significant com., government vacillates, Irak, once the famed ‘that the aim in each case, though destrab!c, en eee f ( posed of all the great natigns who have no) ment on the Mosul decision of the a oljmursery of Civilization, will incvilably be‘ought to be attained by State action.” ; / ‘ > Minor. ‘There was a time when it was truly} plateau of Asia | xs : vV —— rT

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2B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER > as 6 « 1925. } Dec. {2. i878. it | Notwithstanding, decrees were issued ejecting thou sands of Greeks .from [Constantinople and great constefnation. WHAT THE WORLD COURT HAS DONE. Since the World Court first met on June 15, 1922. has been asked to decide various knotty prob rf . . ment will to ¢ i 4 : ‘ : (izant ‘ I ‘ ‘ ; Be: : . s I know that my reure ' east al ee mS a taki over Dv 1?! ate of the Polish Government cardina | ? | ry isang YF ; ; ' ; : ; ~ ‘ 4 eer 4. ‘ee: a ate? ' ~ a : . make no difference iv its . ‘ : ' Pr bh Up Silesia - : 7 71 jy i erp D eTrests 1D ; iit as r I , principles. that it awittl aiw avs fizht in ’ »UuT rer - Be : an PTa | extraordinar. eea ' rt ways Other a sory opinions have pPeen rendered since, : betes eas and ae bel public na tin 2 te between Great ourt's risdiction The court ruled against Peland plunderers, uever tack sympathy r, 5 ee Porte sever Aine: yn this point and reserved t ases tor judgment on - ’ ; : > ‘ ‘ ‘ | with the poor, alway> remap de- their merit : . : . 4 T* . > : 7. her * - ad there . i- to ere — ha the. » «a Us f ske ia) s* the Work Gore t v the satisfied woth merely printings nce Ss, ’ " our? = . oncern 1 YT « AL ile of ,r« . ce ‘ ? ofp The t: cour’ 'sS recital oni¥y sugersts tae cillicuity oO De Si | alwass be drastically independent, tions itself but emanated from the International La | | , , si 6c : | pewer be afraid to attack wrong. : : problems. Wher considered that settlement -of attempted t whether by predatury plutocracy OF setae foiaicacgpeing: | | Sime ——" some of these problems had beéu predatory poverty. seabird sat an izati ui Bert atl ' Jost} Pi Pt LI Ami if the mort transmitted ‘oree cuecst ns aa. +? ow, ”* & . : a _ ~ + > - . imphs, and wi Stability and security it road -_ : ra : ™ * . J + - - ef eke ete > . on: . at ng > neo rns ‘ 4 on = — a nna , 7” . } ? i. DIVORCE DATA , “ Jj ~- pu ‘ A ‘ ~~ : ‘os Ls : | leTe . ~ec ~ ~ c . } .* ° +? . _ ‘ *’ i ’ > - = en SI7yTrern : * iT . ’2e - re al ’ a oT a Bod atrocto. shouid Decome aulomalicaiiy Frrencoa court was Ou : vairT, ei so wSa. SDo0cshec t ior he w ? ’ ’ 1 ‘ © 4 : “a ar . " oF? . ’ “| 1 Tr a « states of the union tn tbe = be ’ . ' * rongs ae iil i,’ Ru = Lk at “¢ , aimed - 1 hothae —. | as one ‘mn he Aa. in ‘ s 2 , : ‘ . . ‘ 4 - ms _- ~ 4 c ;r er a ° Tear There =xe?ere > — . “ av =F _--* , as - > — . wre) 2: s% ii ” ms . : sIOn Prompt recent : ~ = . S =o ha Oe -* . wT -r Denari ment of ¢ ’ » 3 ‘ a ‘ ae Ad — - a ; : ’ > ~— pently seen thes mere T no t consiwere plain natura! remedy of e weline . _ LI REO a . . nn F cc r — = — . ~*~ at , co ms a — wrong i! inpz pu in Pos i out KR sia refused to appear hefare the iT 2% 17 a } \ 208. a2 espe . a] may be called ; whereof the part Inju > $ Ge- , The oe = inte ; T ght . . > ing > ‘2 t he eowur’ ha ; -_ 5 el _ a »* -_ ~ — . ~ 2 : —~— — rep t a so cco P-] ose a {0 ; 4 Lac great open —prive ; : , sl 7 . , aan “— ; . “+@ hae he = For theca neinciniee — eter. —. Jeol The co iTt recor? P + its incom pefence fo jeg eb ‘ S Out i © WW re nm are men and ~ un : . : _ —_ Dothinge Wh : pabioess wWorckh it Ff . D = ‘ , eo : © T) “u“ Pon " ~ 1 ’ 9 7 . , « - 2» ‘ Reon * v+. - - h = et ~T. a bE c*" ntrast Tr \ : » ry =x hk ‘ 4 ght ‘an let ~ = 4 than a = si . j 4 | : Dan ~* ' ry nD . = = a ; . . - u~ ‘tor ~~ ‘ ~ treo t — =~— + 1. al . e« , . oo >> | ‘ ~~ ~ ; : - . — . the Pole n their war « 1 Russ It w — > -MGAO bs ’ =, Wa otgzers Who cant . . . : i «. ° | ; + i* ™ 5 ‘ joining the World Court or partic:- ws a , - a ; ; , e 3 aq] t . ‘ — — that *- 7 eo . : - = ana cea dD (ra — UA »? a iz *-o . “- nearb . Ris " , : . 4 - “ . ¥ . is . ’ ‘ ~ ; 7 _ = a = > ~— r )aung in t S uUiSa rimaile@rt ‘ re . . Sees . : LraDsit ‘“ uave : a + ae | “s _- ee -_ > ) > , ’ ; PPM an + — ; Sd ‘ 4 & e ‘ €ns - Fests upon the professed b- tt violated Germanys position as a neutral in that war aU Barred traveuBEe expen: . 7 ~ bh 4 + .. + é _ > O8n ~~ _ : 7 : | " ™s . a —. — - oO . ~ o . “rf . = Cam : propos - _ . Ries Whe 200 UBSUCCeS li G ma necotiation > : - 8S 0D) i : ~4 ** . ™ . es ~ ~ a i@ eee . : Sere . a ~ e ‘ ~? e . ’ . . Lermanyv itseil ask iDat the case Der ‘oa. to the ° de Souls Laro - . ®m Ol adsoluteiy prohib | er ~pParticulariy objectionable pr . : ws tine ad , : vit, a” - ad ss " . -a c ™ 2 Run hed | nhited = " = Ser : : - PN 5 pes | , rea : - \ “eo o a | Tar , 2 in ‘ a 4 a @ sq . | ia: ‘ D 7 * her ar 6¢ heir aM : « —- 4 "-40 ¢ = r Ms woree *753an civroree . 8 : 4 = * ~ 1@ai Jus © o . > ares ' . > +0 ' 4 tranes t . | L Be : . ; ” . se |W o es Stake Sons iu e L u of Nations * ‘ render To wry ‘ . - Willa th eac i@ Ca .*a' i né iia : wats O ia Ca ' Da oT ( a ? (al a 1 en ? hoen there anc ™ | ee ‘+ « y ° _= Pe . _- ~ lo a = " iw an “A 3.5 + " — ‘ ctw ,ewvicnrnee —— - . . . : Riieru lM: poas,! OL iayora: siitera . . . . ‘ even Washington. TD | a -_ vere low di _ “— ——_ _ ™ : 44¢4 me. * , - “i ’ +o —_s ' . 2 U@s 3 ‘ Ww cirorce es | * DA av anoma. 45 , ‘Phe tad D | Me “" tT a ae ~™ Ppliested — . =i > : =_— ~ ’ ~ r . > - ‘ene ’ J is re ¥' Ba0U Dt or -_~ , 7 TY, - ; - Z ~ r > y 7T , a+ - ~ ‘ . 4 ° ? i” . —- _— +-~ - ee ~ : : , . , “ 7 5 : rr . ~" | on -o . . 3 me i) 7” — » ; " - el =o ry Ne _ an > 5 e - . * _ e : 4 . 5, = =-fe « .. nz is 2 ; “a? > 3 = ‘ re = 4 ‘ “4 A rsa orjse - -_ on 1 > -. ‘ ix : “ “ ic . ’ i * is ryiy? enrore * . .* - ‘ a : 7 % : : i) 2 ™ 5 vu — ~ ’ - P rs or > - if . > a~ i > - - 4 ager is bad | ras > : hey - — ’ : 7 | e war ?t sh { — — Pp e Alpert b. fa 1. Doben rhiarry Sin > . 1 a8 sta’ cs is ~ : ~ \ ~ i ] : > +e as i . , = ‘ ~ r t 4 ’ er’ * —— : 4 e ° = : ‘So. aw & oF . > =— —- ; ; -v - . = The © 7 Cas Sing condition resu | - it THE LE TUT Chariotic Whitney Ca i tha THE GENTLE TUT. . To the BE@itor of the ~ one mcd bad °' ited the richts r the mist nd . ' ? aD ‘now evs ns be ) Bs a in a) 4c Pon a eth hk ] , —) ws 2 7 - . tag: 7 o~ 4 _ = , P xn ee : , . . ; -_ J ‘ . = . Cc a ~ 4iti i -y AS. ems: 1 voeonriae ‘ ‘ n ring . it : . Pal Ism mh art mu t iz « . ss - , “ zat u“ . > ‘v7 a : " a > 2% - “ _ . , at Be >. ~ 47 uv = = . ~ 1 or | : ’ il iza rs eel. ’ xe | . Ts ne ° ° - ; — Dis bv Tu pe! z gre wing, trampling mm ere a e a ’ . . — A ru ~ vy in ing ? ~ hm id . ~ > > - = : rT — s ~ “ : _ | ’ r . - = : , ca al - aD — _— % > _ ’ ~~’ > ’ -~ . - : : = " > . - au a )@ | 4 . - ’ ; = ’ . * | a — is . rc aie " - i . : ; ; PREC) : ‘ha com I re | , er 4 ‘un od ‘ ‘ . ” 4 i> “ 2 eer? ’ ~~ a? ; ~e u \ - - " itnbe a GL ee - ~ » 4 3. ' nN Gane 7 ' am ¢ * > _ x 7 oe ree ; ~ x « = -_ ooo : ’ ” ™ a” + ‘ 7 on reagicais are mad ws be | | | , > P| : ~ > : x .* i — - : ’ . uT _ } hd — — Vj ; at o * = = Z ——- om . 4 . 4 ~ Bs oh a : . . _ ~~ — wi £4) : 7 i? s 4 : 2 4 = - - os . 4 4 . — Gg a na ~ vs lat * + MMe rros . 2 o . . ; : ] a ~~ 2 - * | 4 : © 4” ." - tt - : ; ‘ a” ~ > - > = - al z — : , ,” A is 4 : n > ~~ on . : a A | eo . . * *. , - > ~ > rw -_ ‘~~ ren, pi ” ~ | " sce - seid : ‘ i i al a eat. =u j ; i * : . . ‘ ry and ad “\ sa! : , ‘ Pm. “— o& + tT “ :? ey at - * ~~ rm b | . > 2 « tdba’ : : on , - ” : ‘-. es : . . . ia f me? +. be. : ’ \9 ' iad _- ._* ~” . = ia = > = ™~ “7 ; ’ ’ -- ‘-s¢ £“onvention in t eG Ces Lia ’ a oe ac tat Ma MmmMmatis ONce@ssions —— ass Ai LD pid “we 1.2401 .F git hen ic ™ . a - ; ; - . " oe ie eh . , = . ‘ 5 Bon . : beheld in a telephone be » Valid and must be recogniz: anc en w Will be freed m the daily tasks * ' | 4 | . 7 4 . : " oF od - » a ‘ r sh bound —— ot tote g and baking shing at “a= —— -" 4 if 1 - rom, 7 > Y . . + bey j om : " - » le Charecl Meniles: aw ’ = = me a i= r - The micsion = : : : : \ = +4 ‘ ad : - e ~ _ " — : > e ~ ‘ . *) _ ; ; ‘ , — _* at 4 4 o . —— : . o = ' eT ‘ } ;_ a ~ WONDER — ; sof cdmer , = 7 , eal - ; >? ™ ci ; 7 : ; , : j . . — , ] 4 -_ ss & : - . . r) is ; Sere ; 4 Pea | , = . . _ - . r4 t . ‘ . : ’ , ‘ . - i he = e ; = = = * Sere ’ . ; : ¥ ‘ : la ‘ nas!’ - \ : B14] ml Pe . . : us . : | = = on ‘\ . _ ° _ oN should by psider ; being 1 : Nidren OQStina Persist in sticking to the old : \e ‘ ry jecn« ' Li . “ as ~~ “4 as 1 “a iJ a 7 ) ~~ 2= ‘ Vi P ‘A a. - > ~ ‘+ , 4 — a 2 a se e > aha - ; Re a . - wonder; ™ ny week? : 7“ as . 7 at 0 ‘ ut 4 FN * A ? eS wes —=“s . ot. ise of Y > ae " | ~~ . : . -— ; . end > hes ‘TT! . > _ ‘ : 14200°U a4 ai adit OMS BnaG 15-Ro-4 a? ~- . | : . , : i Cm ; S ru 7 P ‘ Pre k ePrR mone a= 73a 4 —w ™ — S . & ~ ss Asis ah “tA "has = as aad @\ec- ° $n > the So) ; : . a . ae -_ _ - -* "Vie . —* OUT _- ’ . o ae ss - : : ol : a | oo rery 7. ‘Ty or _ - = + o = ‘ is >. : re Oo. bes > ‘se . } 4 u . ' r) De ne t iD Ome. TATor ? ae J , = - ; tage cere of w-eculs educa : Mration aAllses t the * v treaty — ° . em 4 . 4 5 > . an ne ' nt Rome r? ’ ’ : . . ’ . so) T>.. —— ' :, ‘ : eel. OOF is nor ree sow houses take car imusements With Duicaria The court defined the arbitrator i az is 2 -ot & 108t . ' / = ' a oO Wn = 7 ‘ - " : r ve “t he dance » ¢ a © . sehoids of arerage mes ‘* fc * 4 e nh _ sary : e. : ; aa] Pad n 1? ater ry va : -~ b. — s aa 4« ‘ a raz | eans : is a . 2 ; . a. Pa of dan: er tor us, " : . 7 . ne -— , — TF - ment ee f weed . . a . . . . . . . = >! e Jeme Witbout ‘7? 7, ) eRe *?* ing> . . - _ _ : | : ' }{ =¢ «> wT) “nien? 3 cant tds : . ¥ : tA i“ lu : | ,* : . _» "> " rea meé Sheir minds to » oven. ae ns mak a4naciaer BS in t _ ter : “e iaw—but let 1 Teeny whe Re the — S sha Te that the Lord = Seu reTric De, t, her »~, are — ; ened = , : . a Le) . pegun : I ' Pn - oe Badbe > day 2npa@ Keen it he's , — . ye" 2 Wa a m r 7 x nNupsit ~‘oIN Nn co ~ - @h —_ ‘ eh “A ’ i. ek -~ i oe = ie « : , : : , Will be at a leu ane ' ears Irkish Ppopnuia’ion nf 7? woe i ha _ , —_— i ew SOCTSIDENn WHO Has BEEN | BO* the intention that this sheuld be appiied to cer. | +h _ , inn Geaeal ** * , : ° Treacy tp s n iT Z* and Wear I > » " > 2 4 , ‘ ' $i | Bi on U in “in "emadiished’ Greek resictgats of -OBstantipnonp! . OT lea? rylaing ®& ve Si S| . - > —_”> -s ; S4a0Garuized,. ; | Published by the Pulitzer Pubdltsht2g jems and its decisions have met with general satis League, and the League referred the question to the iy Company, sweisth Boulevard factiou It bas proved itself a tribunal of the very court, a procedure to which the Turks made uo ob ae Sree. highest order, its opinions have been carefully reas jection. The court defined the term “established” #0 “4 : ‘i oned and have been handed down after long de- #5 *® Sateguard the rights of Greeks resident in [ -- + , a - esort.. that l€ prodiems inv Oo 3 ? ee inge April 10, 190.. thennaoh the ll .earnue The first dealt with the sele oS ~ a J -m J i ans 4 7 i ; U ai ' ® Fe 3 ‘ 4 sath 4 . 3 -_— , = 2 ra cena : 7 2 . ai . - ery a ast » 4 ' n a i 4 ar E - = is ow dea - - EE EEE *- . t “Oo 4 — %= .v* ’ ron : , a an! —_ “ . ” . As _ - . bl . os “79? > rT “Tis Lv Ges . . ' . rT ~~? v7) / ar " © cco? 4° pc “ = ree sa‘ z in his “ on requcst a i rth Oe % bind FA *- ~ c "tec nt - OF ‘ = - id > rar “~ rinc . mn . 3 = ‘ - ' at eo, 3 4 ~ ~ : a ° e 4 Ls prevc "Cn e 3 7 os Vv the ™, urt = UP Spr - Tr = Wi I ber ,me more " ce ‘ i > _ * 2 —— ‘ > e+ a a that th ' a a - ; omprehensive and its assistance will become more ~ , ° ‘ = ‘> ‘ . - eeid taa e International Labor Organization ~ | 4 4 . . Liberty. Right and Wrong iseful aad be more desire ntil now it bas ap empowered "0 cra with the naitions of labor of “ -~ > _ * . ~ _— > ~ ’ . - - - a BS the Ddrior of the Post Dispecch parentiy gone on from one successful issue to an- =? — persons Orme gry sh , ar aPrrT ed ~ ° i | av rr oF "?* re . ‘*% ; , ~ , as " ; : HERE is 2 ; ther: that the principal nations of the world. after ”* . — . : fo eal a! _*+ * ‘oe Aro - i aed ~~ ane rié i... ne mor ~ , — ih. ers . P - ee " »? . - i; vw ii ' mOis ia @ ct @iu ua 4 ; iar ‘ i — al 4 Se ‘ u _* — 6 . - »# 4 - . s aft : , p “ " at BE it at ra. 4 LIDue ) ave conficgepnre is > P . ~ , we io. ~- ot -_. > Poy ._ ~~? _™~ : emi -* * > ‘" 4 ‘ i . ss we i a : 9 . king: ) : | , it how 3d0n agreements Dbetween causing | The Greeks appealed to the) - —"'" _—- & i 'hi= *? _— > i 7 = > > . pat repentaa ee . . 4 er st] 4 Weve > - ~*~ com © We inc ine y = > + 4 = > U er 3% ~~ até — = 7 . ar TC ca? * » | "YE — ‘ve aie | ~ — “= | - ’ e= > > \- é Oo “a + Ss M ar VA sé ~ > 4 >| eur eerm 3Se (LLUSsSIOLUS 4 . . + 1c ePais " “nh JAY causeu 7 > _- 4 —- is * ,reali VA aft >a wuEZz ; -o- 70m ~- | ir 7 _ Le > ~ a. : yt : VA . -_ a 7 hiad mever tried ™ " . 40 425 UO s - - - Seives have iy sweet > LAJC isa ~ - * . * +) a > os nings * ha. Have most appeaied > OUP Detter raised u + and » > v° —a— i and assis ot * I a acer ping } or in (HE Pr Us gain Star Dea OW HE e: es0, es mpro : el MINUTE Written the Post-Dispateh By CLARE McADAMS 19825. r= > Coprrght. ee —_ —_—_ — A sT. LOUISAN ABROAD. The va ~ the Loire, from Saumur te rleans a stirrtng bit of yuntry to ride iz i great ateaux tha ot it tell of us th ng past. of the Kings France and their stresses, of ] tting bies and powerful churchmeas. At on ‘nd is th romanti ruin of m@- ' 5 a ai?Y Windsor om as Piat- | tagenets.” where Henry II of Engiand died in 89° and whe ne ts show the very 3 | from . » Joan of Are urged Charities 4 r ¢ “2 } , tre re! ef of (orie@ans \ La@anceals 7a ‘8 great Wallis and 2 =, “~¢ ° er rr ”~ > ieged -.. sia. 4 4 L ta)f fortress. furnishe ~ 7 s VIII arried P| F =| ~4 nd t . Azuv-le-F au ) . ng * hare tert«n ined wit?! “eC rr 3 rea cis ‘ jad the law's = § _ ; if n 2ent Lormusa zsood pleasure Surrounding: San ‘hat ES « n as ie 4 ex R 2 -_ a ” hee ‘ > -' are i vy in France On . > ere the [ ry r@ ce lose aS assassinated by order of Henry I, and . ¢ ‘ ‘ ‘ r @ ; led ,as Ti - : Prisoned i er wn sor Louis XIII be- ause y. 3 against in Every rner piace ‘s hidden stairways sr ' t panels pening over ~ S *@- en scent yf rhe . Zz anu a2Seane 4TIOTSR as we Pr ~ me f . —~) oc % : } iS ai ‘4 a “alk ouli* TOSS a tk ige. where Marr bd a es : o oreyvmoon and ere Atoe e Wed rife Henry fra Yr. triumpheé over er rival. Dian lienry s mistress. And a - ~ = ‘+. ~ | _ - ’ ~ Tering (Chambord with its more than 409 rooms ind sStabies accommodating Was ® SLorse ziving some idea of the gran a le ~ - Lite ‘red in those 4ays And Ar is f mighty proporticons. with ver “ing great ramps. up which Ini - larched Its sheer al! a a great rock, protected . | = Ca? f rast extent. yy } = ae @ enter of nepDp racy -_ were massacred ere in one dav and their bodies hung from ‘the ramparts, in the presence of Francis II and Marv. Queen of Seots. and their court To warcer in these surroundings is the * . ng to havirs end of liwed tn those 4ars. the town of — the valley is | Orieans, where, following the interview. at Chinon. the despairing French, under the eadership of “The Maid turned Dack the tide f English invasior But Orleans is disappointing. even the river here is at its er nd with the stirring scenes at took a Pe _——- * a? ‘ridge en which : . = -—- o =~} i. ef oO:; ‘«) 4 iJ A! 4 »¢7 “Ose *arly : ft except the Cathedral of st 4 . ie vas ; ee - : Qn t e ors of a = > ** ~ a J . 2 : , - ee DP gaa |The MIRROR« | PUBLIC OPINION + cad Gen AN IMPRACTICABLE PRE — From the Detroit Free Press. T HE centention by Frank Behn im tober Forum that at present fessors should receive from $30,000 a year, and that in view of the cost the tendency shoul@ be toward ¢ larger figure. hae created mere or lem cussioa not all of an “aca@emic™ sort Boha’'s articie is now reprinted In . : a” ’ 42% a44 form in the Journal ef te | Educational! Association. The has received the mest | licity has been the contention that iy ‘ollege professors big pay the county icisam of it which ‘end to commerctalize the pedagegit and will create a spirit of «@ A ng members of @ profession that to be kept free freaa any such taia& - ino asy to be imp i by such af _ whe ave not poticed that rhe who gets “big money” is any mere wealth or any less ethical] than @ league who siruggies along from But there ts a very practical “= or? ++ a ase ewe ee. - eee oe that Dr. Behn overlooks, and this & } fact that the laber market in the tiena!l field follows the law ef demand. just ag the labor market other field does. As jong as first tructors can be gecured by mL upwards, we are the exr prefessors a2 minimum $5°04°O a year’ so that “the entire iw99 a2 year ana > = . o™mF* =e. > = me to Lincoln a letter of in- | thomal 1 ‘reduction to the German National He paid . : “fetheas when the office receipts | . a8 decame " . ed. v sufficient to fustify the use ny F "hree meal-tickets a day ; ought Case for Editor. [ wes always leterested in the *tabdliehment of tmpertant legal pe'nctples, ag two ilustrations will thow Not long after I lecated at Lincetn, Editor Emmons of our le cal weekly Demorratic paper called eG me for edvice in regard to a sult. Me had been circulating cards ad- 3 Fr ke HH - owe ee ee oe q

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i. -_. yy | Seper™ RW iw ae > wm . 2.42Ga>ru eg _~ ae SS = | = hank Wod Oo » ve = = = —— on in “T » ’ . - 1 ; Si a - > ' , — - ‘ . = ec? th ~ a ~t pe rs? of ' te aebieve . ae =. 2» ~~ a? e _ ' : ~ urrpnat wu rT? —— ce _— . ral ’? 7 ——— tas lef certain t = of . be f had Deen “wy = circulating cards ad- knew -_ .* , - ~ ” —— 3 / or Get P g-we 0 ee: ST.LOUIS POST-DIS PATCH . | , SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1923 : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TS —_ — ee —_—_— ee bas ———— — ——_— —_— —_ -——_—— — ee ee ' Tt is an in nings Brya n Move to End Kellogg’s the nt 2 one spre of the Sta e Department|from expressin ne ountess Karoly! was admit- They rec « in this. country. ed by Hughes and b » Sol. | Cie ceived added publicity be- arred by Kei- cause of the advertising Kellogs ————— — ver aes Control of F S ree peec h logg. We have. the choice of only had given him H Kither the Count-|' member what Kareisioelé? ‘There not kno ‘ c iw of the cor } } irt decision nu) Ne | nui- sta? . State Senate and was em! as embarrassed two conclusi ‘lusions: less has turned =: an anarchis wa ; t or asn't a singie inflammatory @°n- . Slept in Mis Law Offic UMy firs . ‘ m. - | 4 a My e a ' - . irs cake . +) \ hav ‘+ g » : cas sn i1@ “WTyMrenve : —_ published ir T } ¢- | . preme papers glowing : the Léncoln Continued From Page 1B. ‘ ile eu.ogies of , 5 that ? if } r > | Republic: th r wusband was a soidier i vilcan ae lionaire af No l¢é World War had an in Norris- | wi ; : ime any We ight communist i , ; | ; ; 7 ore . : ro a space of a tence in all his remarks to Ss a . « - ©; the department , Saklafvaln can say what he Ate Only T Pm Fie A My , - = reciey , and involved ¢ , oOunty wi h ] _ ag acounty seat elect ; sarin he had writter ‘ Meals a Those who hav ¥ Seat ecsecuob other state PSGe tO; PEpere of ON » have ever lived j Slates in answer to in town, P j vith tl Co) niv : j ‘ in i T: 1} e’ — * 4 \ guiries : ave “— } 4 ’ ii 7 if me f . ~ P fy where suc! albot’s persona!) ' about as far r ate Department U on nlace need he uch eleetions take -alwavwe — friendship was moved from bolshevis ‘ nb es ee Anna went to co , — } year, or the a VIN O i n i not he ford that ft} WAYS greater than his Repub! could imagi: shevism as anybody Kuzbhas Col Lussia to join the are governed } th res - . . .s ee he \ > - L sa i; z . : ; blic- . i e. 18 TY? ‘ , - ¢ hs - ‘ oan ‘> ‘ ss =}, . ' 5 e Pe ~ ; > : > e ras | Pp igentliai #ie¢ Lion Is g to } ae d [y}, de SnoliLeé His pron inen ; mm 2a Ss rie a oe : re i¥ }e late st stenograp 1) ai erie wens as a man te mporar . aprice of the pif ascs in England and England er ;: i+ . s oa | . ? > - Peeeaal .*¢ | , i>» ‘ ‘ : . : if *} . , ‘ , a A) civie in the interest arouse} “4 the party. ~ ae rs : IN State PD ' similar acts bw the failed : r. Wher the roions The K : liv at its head. still lives. ma | ous arouse j. \e nei on 1 mor than 3' : epartment : : d she sought chal d 1@ Narolyl Bi ’ } question to! ” years he has ] A ‘ yea n yught to corm ane. yi gag was cont . ’ Ventured Into New Field ‘th C | Fins nao Y ri de« ide q was rae i oy fies a Deen one of mv near- J he Peculiar c home Lo Ameri 4 Baty: = lows hk by Kellogg. The " fol Be gra Tn igs ee st rassburger. “reg- W ' | " nt S t =} : a haf a 7 de; rest Seni : 7 aA a > —T u d SMiliail juUreati- - . a . epu ’ } . ’ ; a . a now {, wpe or _— 4 -s rienas } . “ of An - . Cra 1T)} re ‘ eu Ke ¢ . re . ° pital of $300—Professional from Scotia, a I"nio: = Zz wiv ad Pm er ] ait relia = cs VV >? " oOreat ‘ = . : ot “ya fornpidde . , jerican Cr - . a6 ‘ ia @® Bille ¢ : ‘ *T* ke Ti - a 1s ,* }9 7} i> an reti er ‘, n . n J) a hilgxs ae iti¢ ad ‘ 7. oF this . ountry, as ar These are the “dan : 7 ai : om I. us- ; \ loa hye r DaSsp: nf Lite af ' reé cit ed ae leg: ie t . cw . gerous ’ nemiles PaSSPY Secretary of | of the It - o the meeting |©* ©UF institutions’ that the State rt. +. rpariiame niary 1" Le = : ad : ' : ‘ nion tr) partment keeps out of th Th - ed States. ex) Career Soon Given U p for Politics Af ter Enteri tering ley C‘enter, a inten tows ne: i near fo nrevent any. . eisureiv rev1eyv oO? to hie } ry . if the I nited State HIinghes uphe! Ss Upheld is subordi Su i-| Washington, the vis | | isa on his pass- | . e : Ol ‘ae 4 tf) 7 ’ 6 7 at inc Oo rT) led aa’ U ' aii / ’ . ‘ \ ae | . ‘ . 4 . ™ : ° aa: . . - ; . ° Go ; } f a } ioe j +} & = 7 « > Derm: rt ? Pls as ) ; - - ; } | > : - | ii }« ~— eee OoOntinore 14 7s _— hide! cance ed Hlis ATTACKED . sas tick ¢ BY HUNGRY WOLVES - 4 — -oads as wel] as the local - - . iocal,ries wv . ‘ ba 3 ¥ W ILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN inte rested al d eyverv vote ‘ \; f mttere 4 try ae, - T a | ae * , " . = s + ‘ . / 7. . : aa : r I the se’ ° *> " - ; aes , : ; mr sf a are cj . Edited and Corrected 3 county Was at the Ta lis 7) ws ‘ \) ] in ‘obi 7 ‘ latter . , | if 4 ¢ J as “4 adar Fag role ' i by Mary Baird Bryan Gen. Barry and Jol , pilus others | dream of a brief aye | ree who .n ere of nO BVE PY : ) hae . qj Jsonn . . : ‘ P| i Deria nef re - : é , nich’ 7 . , WO irs ae . Cartry " HAVE described ho : ° (tw —— aa i (-avunaugn close of if asi : ‘ Tris A i€rican Institution ' peri “il need n Russia ommunisth Views, Tres! ’ ow circumstances combi wo members of the election | » I Sey oxy en, mY work done 4 ee She might be +) made him - presumenty, ai : - l ie aa : . iO7;) oar | ar — me ‘ 1On) nNmna had liwe ‘ ‘here ve , a in a source of di . Lincoln, Neb.,. where I caught a vision th ned to take me to} favored Greeley Center, where t! A roa pg Ai with ifeclone | in t! | ived nearly all her life |! ™lgration law j yet is the last | American republi ae thes the! American Relief Workers Tell of - n at } lived. er . il r¢ th ‘ ris nds ana ™ — = : ~ " Ol} ty ennke : 7 . € lina nor carris ‘ € ' ; ‘* le bparri 7 ce. ed t = lived, but as honest a: : and recall the joint - |€Uace ft} . spoke ng other Jan- | Cause arried a! Saj ts ng or resided 0 a change in tous officer and conscien. gles. cf ear! joint strug- |6¥4se than English : . lan- | 0 ise granting preferred status to} aklatvala was quickly followed by Eaperience in Armenia. ‘ i ’ e , . . : . ; ga‘ Q : " . oe : ° ’ : «% Although I was prospering j s they were compelled think of Dol , ind I always ‘*®@t and purposes } » all in- ® foreign wives of Americz he exclusion of Counte B: @ Associated Prese . ~ & ing in Jacksonr 17 . to Throw out the = ‘ ° 4 ;> ‘ LJOILT - as one tc 43 P P *? s A Az ar Ar er - YA ! « = rie ut} Cities \'tees harolyt. ce cor ” of a few years w! s lle it was only | it the vote of one pre-, wit! : .e of those |Citizen. Tec) erican | 2°ns. It was through Ann: INSTANTINOPLE . s when I would reach th only a question cinct as fraudulent ‘ eit on whom companionship wil wes inically, however. s! heart through no change of Anna Lerner came back and was) J‘ | ‘E. Dee. 26-~ larger , e limit of possib idulent. After the vote most satisfy’ anionship will be; ” n alies Her f: she heart on the part of the St found by the Post as| Two American workers of the N coln Was a larger city, about four ti f possibilities and Lin-| 25 c°Unte? it save th , a sian. Mad di Her father, a Rus- partment th: MO EROS EPO~ 1 ¢ the Post-Dispatch visiting | Fast Relief, I ft the Neer j ur times as lar e : ‘ - em i e marorit, , if, gif qd hefore Se ieee » Ue it that? Anna Was a lic mths | riends in Balti ore re . eT. liaynrond Swanso wat € ca t ] : The D> 4 ee , ce 9wedt mor } ++ n, © pital of the State and ] sites >. hen. too. Lincoln . jreeley Center, but Barrv ar Entry Into Politics piete the proce: o 1 uld earm- | come back. 0 out to be an ext . &he turned | Minneapolis and (Charles ¢ 1) ‘ a ce ~N . ("a’ anauch — . ; - aiiu ° _ wee ¢)] pecnyr ~ 7 he . . reme! TY » : . ' ATrroi., pess from outside counties: etete tae xpect Supreme Court busi- po anaugc true to their oath of +t uralized @nd she } ' ning nat- rhe same Secretary of in lwifh no discoverab! , roan person | of McGregor, la. were attacked we s had passe " . office. acted aganist 1! vhen I wv electe | Ameri “ele ad Married her/ Ht : ae: tate, | , le intention of | by twe | . / 5 . ; . j 7 ’ Son ‘ ‘ —_ : ’ r , . ; ; i ; »¢ c “ee | ~ ; : , ry) 1 7 ‘ : of rapid development; Nebraska was passed through its period interests ia ist their personal JI felt that I s! ed to Congress | , isband after the 1 - shes, officiated at the gazing! trying to upset the American form’ side t} angry wolves recently aut - - b ait ; - Sis ani reliecrad P ) ("a1 , 7 . , e* ‘ ~ if aah a . } ' © (nie : . I head found in , — Erow ibe rapid); re j einct 4 a A this pre fire ¢ . 4 ‘ we j - e ' on. a , ‘ LAW, Ul ads - wr] , uN haroly i who was alow Thi . a errnrie me She we igh e A an als nin — rican Urphanage at : 4 YT) the owner P _ if Talal @ ad f a “e e ed €Sé pa ent Ti e ia Li re m1) rv ¢ ’ 4he, ¢ 4ha te ] ’ rac ™ 4 ; . . i : - nye of , hamots suede fab ; ive : ed to P Pam oO? authorities and cou a name .of the si pt a ‘ . J € ne he nractice wher A Gloves ei het wrhetea or 7 ind none. Our statute spec * ned ar . ,oter bh anters atte TT retur , tn it ae eae of, flieeced lined or #tranr wrist , iv —_ Star ure s , 108° whe anm ae ’ , but n if ’ , 2} ; Left Wife in Ilinoi al tha condieuie dae ieee a ine Aemmaaitiod the trans [Uy inet time the fight ; orelty autfe oF clasp i} e ] os. demand fe wove iwes the right +r, c jder tle had tc ge au . ea i i er himert- B atit e effecte and fency 2 emandc fees befor ‘ a en, — a hurr. a.iisil as just bursting int CNEWe t As a result me aft be fore serving pa ners nor having tim . irr. ce s J > 9 activ- WA s a’) at : result of an impression , ter careful consideratior wre | at ae me coneurred +3 , nre A : ‘ names aoe ; ais ajer?r (ire an ‘ tiethent a) ck to that Gay ] con tess +) ’ \4 } ille the statute . ; —“, (na. > & fens seo -kT — “ mtheor ‘nr aT emer i) ie . " > K) . } ¢ ae hi ~— ws ‘ ie ] a ri - , T °"nTr . : . rr a meiy - am somes ’ ee zh tio . on inade no excep- 4! distingevist ; ( an m nnatl sing! ewhet bewildered. Not a lon of papers served in c uate’ wrt gy ed mei of .teeet a d third to answer John G ‘ i .- ‘ - : ‘2 = i — Sere e se } : a : Tr ; a ¢ “ 4 = eta ~~ c . © reason that led ne to favor Cases, such an eiception nrust ; ear het ue telal of tne aac 7 ¢ -« = Mien rl + ; t '\ .. our rea- ~~ . : ress for ar theretn: MCOT la 7h ite offer i , nat rmus ; : sons that YT never sax and ould criminal assault would be i —* ind t! reitore acted wit the as¢ ; ; a Ce apat? T was ner 7 justified the change VI. srofes- Lng ne case upon at I regs ; “te Tea ® i's ThNerits Seotia’s attorne mucl nierested i? the fight ‘ ; a sional success. while a A -~\'as a fundamental prince nt carded moved for a delay an: sy S «-«} Se hw tate On Ene ~ O . ; * ay slie as great as we ane: ¢ ~ ei wnagean : ‘iple, namely. aquest @ s . — e° re- ped to lay the plat 5 coute reasonably expect cor erac _ Justice could not be #0) + yl . nv clients T toinee¢ tate u( qisappoint + we who? » , : r ef - 7 oO that ; an mA Pig Oid ang The t,ree . . . ) ’ ‘ ' ag . brie? a period that 1 eaule . ' Ps | € eqy ify A eriming . ile x e" ‘ enter ator D e . ; ' y , ‘ e? iat “1 ] ao , decid 7 the gd not test could nor lill@s Cans’ pose dr . ry ‘p)- ‘ . . ided : = - opportunities » + + » . : : O * pe nq PR dlane the fin; . =. idiis err fries 4% 4 p' = « ‘ . rT) *, . —_ , stab] ‘ ym pelling the Con- that mw ¢ — ad hoped ompue identified re . at ea ry ser" e @ ‘ ’ - _ . / UdCZe Salo To — ‘ is Kee} Ip t) eo ¢ ght re - a least tT r years 1 ore. So I re- ' silk and weel liresser «a t give-away pricea—*‘ —— natina, serges. plu «tripe, Jacquard ~~ . e newest shades and all the mewest : Special, Monday onl) ebrask:« . 7 i 4 eee pre . pa’ mer 4 ~# ™ ka on the last day of Sep- I took t¢) i: of his fee. When gumen-* j > ‘ { petition to ee * Aaa :* rf ea? one —— . .. ua - hee Vai ‘i ‘ . » cic ’ jf = oe io bit Free Press. struction of a home i! ian off ; efore I will make | attorn . with the Hk nition } ~ coln it was decided th ) i idin-;@n Ofticer serve Papers - a rnexvs of Greeley, Cent a law passed in Nebraska ar 1 co - st ; , 9 . ‘ | , - I “+? ‘ : > , ° . > i ‘ . al Gg ‘¢ ee ide ; s I rank bohn in the oO . . ‘ at Mrs. Rrvan fees bein ‘s a ww ineouwt posing the mati ‘ | | f D- ‘ested — % = to. ~~ F * For um that : C- vould remain in Tacksc ny , F Aid addy anced ’ Ot . ae) 2 T* orte he . ‘ ine Tai roads. The A+. to be sold Monday onl ; 4 ‘ > Ss oVair iil WT. ‘ hie ine ) . .. 3 . : forne ’ om - " it fessor at present college pre ing the winter wi ; | ae I have a strong ci "oY pieasure of winning t} rney-General of Nebraska, Hon y, at fessors should rece r with our child and swered, ° . € case,” I an- and the € their case 'C, J. §& , | 10 and 15 © he ive from $2 0 000 to $50. her parents - a ‘ eae : {j am i think , eatheall % ‘ af4qQ wld s0Trro3e of seeing % , , ™ Ty vi ‘ One oF ms \ close «¢ 4 & - far ~- na VW ould inin - e na eon’ — ' _ ea iiaid tla able fai! in i¢e ce ie fr ¢ ‘> mo! 4 ‘ Cunt ie : 4ii. ; . of |} ' and that in view of the cost when the house was comp! convince you.” At the heari c hr se Vase | eld a ‘ : ~4 ‘ earring removal 4 y : . it “* ty ae} 7 ae . ; i P : w reprinted in condensed was built, an” expressic ¥ held in a room on which a af i to Nebraska was the gif aoe oncerned. The : ~ ren ‘? , — . : : } be P . ’ ps kh . = - } > al Yale ’ _ oe - ~ t ane ban ’ ual ers : vy in the Journal - * ‘idence t} . on Cc l- peared “@ sea | of +) a Pp Cc j f Tis I was! a 2 , © the hor ae tn record s ries {| Educational! ’ of the Nattonal nee that I appreciate: the State’s motto, Bou Biase with jin Yhe delection of a : ost lucky my brief in full. Tl cians xtr | ' A : . 4 sf aint. It FJ 1] i } wciftic + T» = a ash PPral princir ’ ‘ . af 4 . ve »* . re fur-trimmed 3 = ; — su tin-back sy to be impggased b and W. B in Lincoln Neit rinciple. same si: se, about the | cerporation of t! and benuti- crepe, crepe- i bw such & . ; a ae - Neither J @°7T) Size at ; ae . e rir r f ope-back ' h Su 1 al obtec- >. Morrison a aT “se idl ‘ udge ‘ assidv ‘ . C not Coe at r= tT i pie TY a ully lined. Ve say ‘ fiat ere autin, . Hickman ~ : . i ide ni of ceaiv 5 = & nor I re- san o uw . ca i Ty , hie Le ’ LY 4 4 @ . the ™ A t in pe. genuine Jace- . -_ en., a Missouri Pactfi - ive ny fee in this oc ; rag eign’ We wer: ae = - passea the hiouse " nest wonderful (oat quard reper and , * i 2 ariiic Ee MMoOons. a} » attere 4 =n Case, put alike oa twa mer ; 7 much t e Was ‘ re! her My marguin in town other new materials | Fe no aiterwards moved tc ) ; 4 could be and x umend: ee" . all 4 - 4 ¥ LO re vv ere oarrit : j > a? ‘ ie I ; > wT aS ‘ ots ted ‘ " the nev eat mt } re quite dissimfiTay , 7 t it at Monday yee. seve = ed € © en attention ? qs 1 ie . - ’ . ‘ 7 ’ | _— pit e.s i ln meland y app ieg to me \ I —* " AFT vv" : if} a and i alth or any jess ethical th: league Wi than is the ooi- il. ' eo io s&s a : ca Ino by But co ee aiong from hand to = Bryan began at onee and an ROUTR. here ig a very Tees wer Pa and our! eo : - : rac 4 . e at fir 7 + — a > oA so nngpacadiny practical point as et in the Tre: | Handled Boun | ? : t) , € ] OK, and this is the «ad iona!) Ra en oni? tId ~ . ase. u“ as very vy} 7 7... A = ; ’ ui ing. ‘ a | ; much mixe: -w ia anor —y mate tienal fie! the labor market in the educa- was the loca! attorney 1 gee Another case itn which predominating in wr with Irish #O — mspicuous for its eful jal fleid follows the | Missouri Paci?! orney ior the! deep inter hich J took alw ; ay Y name HI svrnpathetic su i in demand i} ; ;, av of supply and ve a) aid ltiailroad but + . } _— c rest brought me TY c as ~& Methodist BI re » : © ’ , ; upp , f Lane O! = the | ot} 1, just as the labor market in any as understood that it isfaction than money yore att- |terfen> te “rae d Resub Presby- | Doration side of public questions Speciat Ciean-U ’ , other field does. As jon pelle fees from *+)e a his salary and sugar fact a an ney. Some beet 7 ; » he was a Republican and had an editori s an ip Womens and Growing Giris’ W it) “a's ors ; , -_ 2 & as firest-clees {n- vid) "7 . ‘ railroad were indi ~- } a or,e2 were established in ' arn a Democrat VW ine eta ane 9 r ‘ , AGas aqaenunciation oft Low Shoes Will Sell Monday A “ve omen $ Heavy Cotton-Ribbed Unien Suits ' = 6 ecufe . ‘SUS, T et ' NaQi- eDnri ‘> & . Msswsswu 4 e+. ; er mn baldne v amendment which apy bo , ad 8x: AG » Tear : , ute a b* colleges for part hae d at@) | covered hy me ‘ aska so00n after T went +here a ack ed us his hair OE aap m l1,e¢ss8 Aa o1 : = \ sf ne’ hus . ‘Sc { iT charge of the fo -_ A 4 TN] and . re Se 7 . : PA. BI 1? fernts t: re iw , - a sand Ppeeial " £ _. . cit Y ty . +h . ) in?’ * has aadtrs oriese secy . ) . 4 }oce . ‘ : as NY) + e rear prright O° an or , ¢} . . tie ‘? & a rie * “a . ‘-* ' : | pe’ ing es Ao prefe A € experiment of fire: . i Vas no? lang’ at alll ma . Ured a St; te statute In the pract ne , a a al , Tr bee owe . Feat uTe Syn : hie rt j (Ox- i pte ; 7% t UiaA : ane ; SS0OTsS &@ minimum salary of - Yfca une Talbot = ‘ crantin 4 a hor intyv and als ae side at he “u8 "7 ryt f,reat Fe : ~ . t , nada an ‘ qd a! strap ( HILDREN'S eet a year’ ' " a>-vdlie ith th : connection bounti ty and also sought , f the case and I inquired ain. Ail Rights Reserved. 2 es: 4 size ; MEN’ h cian’ b , SO that the entire profes- hin e Missouri Pacific h: ‘ . n bounties from precincts One dn to the arguments ‘ quire “as ce te . ‘ ) “ ~~ UNION SUITS 7 a SHIRTS ; ; . 4 ® move 6 - ) amar . si iad HkeyY , lz . “ ‘ , >. né AY ‘ ; C 7 . , y S sey - ‘ “ - ? ana y" i ’ _* . ‘ ; * ‘ 7 - cweg inter : . ’ lo . 11 ong the o dane nature may be ni and he . ° us 1OTy) reba . he tin , to aw i , aa orm als Sterling Morton 2@ an like 2 c a _ ™ ‘ | ' . two w idely discussed incidents Gays re botpere* “ d veg mg ) af ; ad rofes - 7 if had ‘ 6 ma . . j | f° =u lt mao ahet : . i ~ ~- ’ ners "« P : cit é $2 95 d fieece lined color _ } Sane i... melleve he ts a oo r may be, ane having had suffered because of | a bond vote e about the legality of in the manner of spe gat. oe his career as Secretary of an Bperial we 79c _ 63c " + is ay! 2 ‘i ie ? nN o cm: ; : ong ore | " : a ; , ‘ ren Ober > ‘ “a r . . ? . 5 4 of wise itnis isa hard-boiled ae ' » nderpaid, but. Wher , if pa rtné whic get ; U 1Y a precinct a no two lawrere eee ; 4) x : — £Traype juice dinner eact . ' . eneant . went ¢ “ah p20 as 488 ived , _ ae 9%: rorked ren . : . : a. tality. and ¢} neath a good del | med with to Nebraska I ear-/| that his vot My recollection is{G**her With less trictio: yong or the first time a diplo- Men's Cotton-Ribbed ' ! +; 4 a ofessors wi} es « id Lil only wey college? j y had dont me a bor 1% $° fi 0. o a o% at , ‘ 1: iiis rote war the on)v vote first of ww th) a) — dl : taal ° 4 : - . . . . “* ™ - 7 . ~ 4 ‘ : + — ; _ * errs -——- : r dispensed wit! es cannot be Bank. rerman National | He paid m Re sympathetic. | oer the credite oy : ac 6° | N C R E ae «+4 We regret to gay we arte jer Joseph Bochman, t! paid me $25 down and w ¢ , and debits toget! eons: ee -- T. 4 ‘ } Nn th - : = i ‘ ) | . +n “rT .* ie : re om the uid this will be a big job , - # that bank. had e cash- pay $25 lated. But the ac won Da each would strike his | Property lnvestments Gain $500 seliatin uincy nk, had gone from / main a ccount re-| and whichever aS OAR | ; UY .~ ———— was rs to ancoln and the } ven Inains open The fee however. re - nad the largest ne* 000,000 in Year rom a 2 » letter | was immaterial; t! she ceipts would gi ; nn "] > - man nN . ——— lai; ine © . wiG Bive The ' - ¢ e net increase in th 25c Se I AMERICAN MOVIES IN EUROPE Wood. who had kn faeces amed Erwin i an oppo-tunity to seth 6 gave me/check for half and th os ase in the property os Muslin CHIARLES } ' 1 - forme iown him in th 44174 injfx to contest the con-j, “settied” ; tang wen we wrote ‘estment of the Class 1 rail 2000 yards o . ' KES MERZ in Ilarper's M of relitr. I depo he , stitutionality of a bounty P 94h ttled”’ across the two b- “wer ass 1 railroads PART weet pant wide % o thie exmiient quality January , Ss Magazine for ‘Othe German N posited the $30f | glad of the o} ity and Iwas;jnever had ar fits o books ang ©f the country during 12920 % $5.00 J “ ever arog A sanitary, waterprocf. fal cal A Ps ee } ortunitr . sieht 1} other inant tal tet “ > ‘ 0. ,as aD- ‘ tla? } gs? Ty Dice ** ES eamns : : 7 at. : ene, ae. 800n > ationa! Bank and I -. T men ‘ ing proxin ate . $ —OAn OO > ' ii be M nelin at th Hi " PF looreo. ering Leting eimt) , t ' Mc} : LES manu’ _ : h | ecarie its attornev County Se t Co nt}o ’ ed the fa et oe = : . ‘ tie acco! d Vea u ifu! f olor F~4 prides mi ' is wer’ ow leurn ony in appear a to line a | ord read abr Ope eaiage here are Us: ness that I © . T he a ntest. a Republics n® AN ¢ i ee = Was ‘eu » esti ‘*s .> 1 ' ty rea ‘ of ra‘ rose. — Mouday. rd i 4 ad alileages ov a a ae hae : 7 - : ‘ i Yr’ cCelv ‘ - : ‘ | a , j ” . re ad rT . _ . , C ‘ > ‘> | inne ' oad after ecreen ehado*s 2 and thro ugh , ed irom the VW ‘ de ided ‘oO contest e} e issue At one time ; « ’ Le aL at ave “Mat lconomics laver deny b ue $1 49 ye a is euic kly " = een obeerv te infh . of the } nai eS ae — mies ' fas chairmat ‘ This net iner , : bad ~~ ~ ming: tte edges than inliesainis soe ed to ride in them; China ~ sg me materially in Bs i = eG ~ bonds voted when an pt- the Republica: iin | ne is 1 nereuse takes into a geld, et: etcto seashell ae will not «url: cleans 3 “ : j j / - . a | : } tT ‘ . me . - a 48 ‘ — n in, ' ~ ‘ : 7 ~ “~ ’ ' é fan!) . n { ting ing machines; rich Peruvians buy teas Seon after located } Me ¢ . - eiitu ! rs -_ carpet ‘and se seis Lat is ag An - . eco}! .Y enn ; e« . af | ‘ rine r } t) com mitt ; : ; ‘ _ {ere i@ pallerne’ ac’ Ny —_ , ia ‘ mplhished fac’ Lore y: - by bu ing n+ LOT = q) on food ‘ ‘ he bonds, pot} parties being nar ‘ ne : Rata ee } ‘ was ‘ + ae in reas ar ee . by ‘ - — - eullabie ae a - : or elis the , 4.50. “= ~l-meal ticket ».. an affirmative . caer Or airman when 1] ran *¢ firninted tentat =—o* = " nt aif ; i ‘ . or tn . }?* rating rie qatrié re smi riiete , b——- 4 > . . ' . - : ent 7 . m 2) vu . ‘ > . ‘ ‘ ,. he | ef. . ' ae P ‘ } Cg ‘ a P ; if = the | cans,” sasert sco'ph Valentino. “ameri- e With a lunch at noor ec my- anon coal contesting bonds of the he felt palin him to say that eurn the 5% yearly re ria i ~ . " : Re usu , 16 rind iy an ¢ : , é | it raft he al : . hack fryer in =_— aa Bi: . i most sim sord Newton. , realized al- 2 apple ané a. few la! \ Bot i in acjoining precinct. nie ‘ r) ugh tn resigt | ‘ property value which {es : nuit aneously rit : can cCingersna > toth sides obie “ted + , a mem ber at th . rs rat ied . ‘ . ' . of | y with the cin this rem ps. Jew to my re ' e committ ) s DJ e Interstat . hea et - . ema > 1} ember uu te 5 . quest, ig . rrlilLlifee@ rye es stn ’ ' cy? wat | we) ent method of advertising them- inctnees when the | h great Gia. | BUt the Court overrujed the onjec Suse he was going to s 7 merce Commission as a fat ns -Inch ve n 7 — . : . : = suppport —— “us a fair return ‘aa a § their country, methods, wares. becanie sufticie ~ office receipts se nN and aliowed the brief to i Bryan for ongres: me Do! : urti. whike és ee > +) eas, even language. ané of thre nt to justify the use tiled. When the Court (Om, Sured him that that a St. Louisans Honored Sate yg did quality, popular hatriin ne Inethod oe seized on it as © FE e mea). tic kets : du against th ; fs dectind essar* ‘ _ tha Was not nes : a Yale. rome biue with prit nt oy = ine Ww oOl-mix- persuading the whole wo 14 thet ought . — e bonds and in so dot ssary. that the Republicafi ca: Announcement w oo ee rd HT : one + Arr or ica n we : ¢ rT Case for Editor. disappointed hot} ; ed | if ing date for . } up.ican Cand a ‘ : . was TY AUG at Ne yr $2.75 ite trac iu ‘ers.’ Ry these presents | T , , , iti plaintiff and de- a' ONZTesSSs Was onl S riat\ ey} ‘ onnh vesgterda. ¢ COAT iINGS — o longer follows ¢ i : Was always intere fendant, T had satistactio many candidates | one of election of ft: : ‘ = wr edly ti y i SILK SONGEE i & the fleg. It = establishme rested ir the | te more that : nm enourh rent - lates on that ticket ar : e St l.ouis student: atm 8 a woo “$4 mixture , | r of important jeca! a ig make up for the un- this was only one camn: ae © various college frater oo ~ - ~~ fer bDorwe mappenses Japanese at! «tk =" ait ortion Pa - r , ' ; Aah) PALE Phe i es : ir ots 62nd ature! tan F ? Tt t I 071 YT » } omised foe. mat wt AS inal! eres: Se \ ziif | ’ vers)’ Th bys alia ; : ‘*rn le athout 4°) woe te for dr anges o pop ae iene persuaded not to. | ions fo arde iraeries and gt UT fils comnilitt ese «] : io” Henry hd tes} or k ”¢ = \ are « *eere ; card — Ane I I’s bie ’ ry "] te Kahin Ty)¢ : ' J - od, Aipia leita t” in tracers of resentment. eh circulating cards : mau of publican’ who During my cumpaig: John FHiopkins Haywar “8 : 11 rds ud- knew of the bonds voted but dij Talbot was s aaa . SS Dreita J nd J ort I apa ca or , bolte. cut ae needed M : . . . n i) lute Fanny e% . 7 nthiss aii ~ULee! aR Ili } r "4 sae , = air : -S, ete “Theta Fi (affillated) at ati 13 for $1 if

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ee eee _—- — ST, JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ai Church, could not he conse-,;with one orphan, a girl, Pagan the | MRS. WILLEBRANDT T0 SPEAK MORE THAN 100 CHILDREN TO pr nar -ane crated wnitil clear of deot The Rev. Mr. Griswold found on his "men’ last rstep.. She liv ier lifs ; t ts. Tick WILL BE CONSECRATED TODAY ‘==! raven: war, mace last doorstep. | she lived il ver ute) BEFORE WOMEN'S CONGRESS AID BENEFIT FOR ANIMALS ss ssc ,cisnotmc7.bs creamee que — a ty ' ~ = ai ter. SSctety has been : ¢ v7 ‘ ; 3 st . a +68 ww “-** > ~ +i — — 477 > | , ree ‘. ‘ : con ~~ ey | Mrs. Mabe? Walker Willebrandt, More than 100 children will take made. Its funds are low, and con- | Special St Tohn’s « ' _ : r.€ riTegTit dren's . arty at Chub. Assistant: Lnited States Attornev- part in a benefit Wednesday aft- bait he made ‘7 the | r i nel | he The annual Christmas party for | ; 371 OR ge Ma — t the Shenandoah Theater! work ¢- es ee! eae ae eee : aft 10:30 ra) ’ ck thie nmierni . 4 — o . | General, Wili be . 18 I ruincipai ernoond a ss 4s Ligoatl i nea ; | Wore tor animals in the city ts to | ‘ me | prea th 208 ,chudren of members of Riverview! s,eaker before the Congress of|for the Humane Society of Mis-' continue. The society } han | John’s Episcopal Church, ‘ ' ie parish is 84 ¥ ld ry lub will be held at the club at! uw ‘ + the Calisenm | seurt dt. ae atety is more t - ) i , | us de ai es weGS 124 t the Coliseum, | sou! v3 wears old, and cares for thou- i & y ! yi - _4 a , =e) A mal street. will inelu@e ° toda’ Manv of the several ae “a a a os a _— 295) . : To? mild : = : ya 4 ~. on ame Amore tae orner epeake: 7 . ene! Dramat! Expr esé.0n ana Mr: : : Maintaine i, anda an ambulance. 0 Mul ed tne rpisconai Tr. , vA i be Tol)8 we v tne ig-7 »} - a ‘ 7 > ’ ~ > : ; Fr ate H id sirec- and Ma Julia imso Superin-/ Dancing, and there w be ballets welcomed . -_ . . 3 - ¢ ¢ a ) ; : ul g t} ij] eleo i and should be sent to! #!) mal 6th and Washington z A T , ’ ~ tion of Mrs. W. A. Mueller. eendent of the army nursing corms. of Christmas tree ornaments 1618 Carr «trees - ~ CTNION SUTTS—Worm- ears | -- nae eines he heath chee ee ? ° " & & er mized tose pt oe rw efalne;, on sale - 5s TNTON 2 { .s0ecec 4 tot ne oe SSG .8..80848.8 i Y p : for apropa, bicomers sorbent Toweling. ete tra "ial. at Sneria] at... oi S6-INCH FLANNEL , PILLOW CASES eer bee o quate Qf 49 42x36 extra quality Pitl- S ! el .00 quality. lowslips. Monday Special for Monday at ad at : os FANCY TOWE — poe Mage, | Ultra-correct Cos = | , and evening—ev' elegant fabrics a and colored mod a eiseeepeeeeienenall ’ : Value to $59.50 Values to $35.00 ., Values to $45 —s «, Value to $125 REDUCED TO AN) | REDUCEDTO id) REDUCEDTO OUR FINEST y | COATS! > 921 || “hs 578 ae 8 (28 Coats, all smartly 116 timely tashioned na “ . ‘ oe | . models trimmed with styled and handsomely v 5 of these extraordi- Reduced to less, than such lovely furs as tabricked, in the sea- ; mary values are here cost! Coats of finest beaver, squirrel wolt sons -popular colors. “ “See for 85 lucky ®#omen! materials with large fox. etc. In newest Flares. straightlines 4 Laxuriously trimmed uxurious furs stch as colors. Regular and : 4 Ff R with popular furs they 3 squirrel, beaver, fox, extra sizes. I anc new esreces. °s- are fashioned of ex- etc. Newest shades. | ular and extra sizes. cellent material Sizes for misses ande MS ae Sis. 80m oe Women's and 3 Coat 32. 34 m eh Oven; No. Fine Originally $175 window drapes Bue and r - - - iS he . ; ; “ b S200 Gti iat- ||] Wash SBollers; copper Deopile, " $ ) ey | ee ' : | Mon peciall ced TIN S size. . $5.98 —_ i. . ODD DIN VERW ARE. . Decorated, each .. -10c* These arm elegant CLOTH | ruostiy one or iwe « » OIrL of discriminating ta Spectal, (Basement) chotce an4 sizes 14 fe age * a Fey PS oe pe 150 DRESSES 100 DRESSES 33. Blanket Coats $15 Values Values to $39.75 | Values to $29.75 ae Values to $19.75 REDUCEDTO Ly REDUCEDTO —f*) REDUCED TO as nat: ee snatched up by wise ANKETS— yuble bed size ' NY‘ DERWEASBe ( } — ad Bian k eta. Men's Unitoa s38 . 31 ar $1.98 ; $1.00 see. a. Women's and | \ (Basement) ~ | : ‘ F L/A N NELETTE— | fine cottes | oat Cotton Flannel in , Pal light and dark pat- ue, . Originally $125 terns. ; Specks sees 1i2:c ——— ~ = Bloomers GOWNS ;. mo Q5 Nemen.« cotien a 20! atte * & ; ; Smarty correct, str ah .mnaean Ta » 9 sae purchasers. . 32cai . $ 00 schoo! and sport wear a . . eee _ ‘ Closing out these aan 95 Dresses price! A host of de- Dresses at less than Regardless of cost! : i: | east vlog ¢ ibis Regardless of our gain lightfully stvied mod- ' on weet |. weety, gn sao ~ 7 VALUES TO | d A <trees these Dresses must be a im @he emartest ance and street mod- - : nNust . “ - ] tae rr 5 < see “* - “- ce ; £ — silks and cloths. Sizes : oe =a a 2 . Out Of Cur StCcke before ‘ $16.75 foc misses and women. omen. ecores of Many at less than half Owns pine : ; : and bine stripe . - 5 flared oats, profu Second Floor) Floor? . med with lovely fui ing beaver, fitch. 49c | 7 aX squirrel: of fashion : | ‘fabrics in black @ sizes 14 to 44. wc? LINOLEUM,: 69¢ Py — Armistrong Cork Lineletm, ¢ yards wide in mary different 4 terns—the kind with burlap back. In quantity pieces up @@ “ to 20 vardsa Subject to slight imperfections Special for Daa te : Women's and , Monday only. equare yard.. U FEL ove) es , : : ‘ $ Heavy falt-base material; neat ber- Comes 6 ft. wide ip Mack, tie aie : Oat der apeciaiiy priced for mosaic pattern; in quantity 5am Monday selling only: 39¢ | | * © 15 zac. . Originally $89.5 $63 Carefully tailored ¢ highly approved kashoretia, lustres point and ot her we turing the fashicr mage shades aa we Sizes 14 to 44. | he vear end ] smar clever effects ei tne year ends Styles os Dresses as smart as long at $s. All were Come Early ae Come Early jmasae See Come Early actaal Sto 19 $167 PHENOMENAL AFTER-XMAS SAVINGS! i — and pa and _ New Hats Reduced to | Extra Special at 45 (8.8 8 OO BB 8 OS SSNS eee ee eee 1. 2D ne eaumce ity ry —— Belgian —Very 5S] *1¢ Importe’ modeis | with dainty dra* —im oe smast shade, the will want this @ to 44. oe oe ee a . . 2 . . : . . . 2 ; . * : bd . : | Straps—Oxford _ Pumps— I 1es Entirely New! A Large Hats, Small Hats, Every Pair an Up-to-the-Minute Style : —— = materials in- Hats for Misses and , cluding Faille Silk, Fashioned of Popular Materials — Geis de Londre Crepe and cleverly Black Satin combined materials. Patent Kid -olored Velver = _ ‘Tan Calf } #& Newest Colors Colored Satin , Black Velver . Blach Brown Kid | : SS Colored Kid os ’ » ° ial, ~s The -Post-Dispatch, Alone, Carries Fat) More People’s Popular Wants -Than ARG Other St. Louis Newspapers COMB ni You Can Phone Your Want Direct to a the Post-Dispatch—Olive 6609 Dv Leave it With Your Druggist CUBAN, LOUS Sawa. oa ; LOW SPANISH —_ E ind Many Others SPIKE HEELS Greater than ever before are les an ' the styles and values offered in this great Just in time for the After-Christmas Sale, a “lucky” purchase enables Sale. 1600 pairs of th 's smartest s : < Ne ~ slates a vom $s = aay fs wortnaine 6 new and wanted us to otfer actual $5 and $6 new Hats for less than ordinary cost price. that in many cases it is actual cost, making licen és eae bre a — : Scores ot lovely creations to select from in the latest materials and colors. . — + . rT } P 7"? er. 77 . 7 .. ~} a ’ } te attend and share the ings af thie low price ef $4.44 atl You'll actually be astonished to find such smart looking models priced so Sav gs Pp ce oO . . First Floor ; + eo low We urge ear! 7. tl : ? ’. ww. urs riy selection. Second Floor.) ' @:268).6.8 8.8. 80810 BG 8 6.8) 6 8.8. 8) OLAS. ore 7 ont sue 2s = P . | ~~ 0 SSeS FS Cre SSP ee See SC eeeEVesessteceoueseseecesened

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4 . . a>. Of. te * st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - | SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925 to PATCH I Xi Prices Our Chief Attraction and gray ' *hilla. COATS | HATS Siri: Coats - big Women's, Misses and Clean-up: plain and] Children’s atyleg of fur collars SEome at Winter Hats, trimmed with stiteh- trimmed with flow. ing; 2 to 14 ers and a, tch fan. 1$2.98 | $1.00 TS — KID sei ss C "s™pre Hid Glowes and fm ' cy fs °79c :. alee aS CEL KTS—Men's values UD S— Ve ns neath. er mixed Hose y - an SE : icipated Event Which Presents Fashionable Garments for All Occa- | ENON SUT wens [USTON_ STIS The Widely Anticipat vent ch Presents Fashionable i fimeced; jong aleeves | °" 8 JOW n cere i. wernt: oot @eg ane arp. “Wintce eS ae Saving Whic h Should Prompt the Immediate Compl f Your Wardrobe | pen 3 ee 6%] sions at Sa ‘ Cc O rompt the ate Completion of Yo ; Ff pale at aahall | Ms - ¥ BP cr aap » ® IESSALINE = c “ € This sale is of commanding importance—the assortments f# Sant am eee is if oe black. 1 .00 : are immense and remarkably varied, to say nothing of the ex: ocial Bh. ce+ canes anes ede ’ ) ’ ‘ . . 4 TABLE CLOTHS Women's and Misses treme saving to be effected on every one of the hundreds and E d Go ns : a er eno e . and d VW 7 hundreds of fashionable garments. That the modes are highly rock S an \\ ' 2 *s € , + : 19¢ pquare: slight seconds of 79¢ Coats an raps correct, you will see at a glance, and as manvy will be found Cutaeetis 60 co Oil a ee 1.® ° . S . P TOWELING Originally $275 to $395 equally smart when Spring arrives, the savings are to be more riginally Hf riginaily $ ° ~ Sale O | | Uu : s Women’s and Misses Women's and Misses . - > . : 1 ses’ - to 36 ona. Women’s and Misses’ Women's and Mis ; 0c {1if Pree . —One of the Season’s Most Extraordinary Selections Dresses resses +; ee : $3. “ ~aaey Roaster; C qa S ( oats . a 4° ename ‘ ) 1 18 inches T is ae ‘ j oe | on $1.98 ; Originally $65 to $85 At Savings | Elegant Originally $12.75-$16.75 Originally $19.75-$29.75 | t More: . . ~~ 3 °° ff 2, 34 in |] tree Dath Oven; No. Originally $175 to $225 O Garments | b 2 in “= > C6 csc ? e is : $2 al $1. 69 . 4 9 $ $ chy: 4 v UM os On fiat w h Boll ; coppre $ . . . ™ = . roLiers. | J bottom ‘$1.49 : 3: , A remarkable opportunity to obtain beautiful Furs i these impor- 6:22 1 1 ¥ Trl oe N ~ wire . . , P a - q _— -— ents At P ~~ —— - Yr ck : yi pts — in > Manta . . > ere our already moderate prices and on garm ‘ 4 Daytime and evening Frocks 45- uci soe 10c “ hates Te st geanel te - — phe al ia a . . if ‘ fid P a se they are highly aa ee ase of that are charming in every : 45c Decorated, each 5c These are elegant ‘(voats— flared, st voll it and wrapped that vou may choose with the utmost confidence becaus ay a 60 - tl ae hundred Dresses o 3 . : e; ‘ ft woolens with Bees . , > hiolk watiell Its. To those with hine, satin, flat line; of various silks and ‘ BASEMENT — mostiy one or two of a kind effects, of sot : —_ ni . authentic. beautifully fashioned and of high-grade pelts , ose “ crepe a om ae wi woolene—in plein ané fancy MATTRESS Cov. fur-trimpjed black and col wolf, tox. fitch, beaver an , eid smvect rie (Uoffe will indeed prove most protita 1¢e, crepe ani e.0riggean ~~: : o- i ; P COA TS’ BEST ERS — Readyr.« ored models to please those + squirre! trimmings. In black gift money to invest this ¢ ffering I sports and afternoon wear. ceean 4a a he 1 aa 9 he Tathedle of discriminating tastes; wid: and popular colors and sizes L Fur Coats of utility or ' Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), mole. Many colors. Sizes 14 to 490. zes . | ; : an cites 7 aa ‘ + on " . 3 10c Covers. $1.49 chotce 14 14 to 44 14 to 44. pate. Seomotecs types; many ' caracul, mink, squirrel, Jap weasel, : | mpodial - dels, small fox of various shades, and stone ij ee AWK ET Gn (Basement) popular Tomboy models, sm rt p orecy tae mage . ' Dounle bed size | tN DERWEAR— ee a ae pr pec: aoe ‘ ’s and Misses’ Women's and Misses’ : . D | | Blank ee Men's U pion Suite: ” ‘ .a ; every approved style. the favored pelts. Womens a i. oe meee baggies. a FRI isses’ Women’s an isses , iq She. value. Speatal Women’s and Misses ; 15% to 25% ia} $1.00 (Basement). @ . Other Groups of Fur Garments at Savings of ‘ag Dresses resses | a (Paseerment) Oo , ‘| - : SOCK 8 — Men's Co T Co T = ° ie . P cm faenel in | epee toe . ats ; ats Originally $35 to $45 Originally $49.75-$59.75 ; 4 ao, (Basement).. OC Originally $125 to $16: Originally $49.75 to $65 | $ . t = (a $O hionable Stout Apparel $ : PRINCESS Fashionable Stout App Z loomers GOWNS 5 $ ) ems Uo . j U | +ime. dinner and evening Paytime and evening Frocks . 4 oomere ar ~~ ee —Art Savings That Are Decidedly nusua veyum lvet. twills from our Costume Falon: of elastic: as Smarty correct, straight and ty Dresses of silks, velv = ut . velvet . | od ehadre flared ‘oats, profusely trim- Serviceably smart Coats wi ° — t and tweeds—some in tailor d Georgette, satin, cut. velvet, i Floor ee i ae clud- attractive fur ¢ S an r EK t -S } 93 Pes " » a A= $16.75 to $29.75 Extra-Size Dresses. .$ Purchases ) ine a $33.00 Charge Pure lle Rencke Store Hours See tu $208 Saten Sites Gomme ab cdanial Gea —made the remainder of Costumes lan Frocks 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. the month will appear o a Be £ Dailv: 9 A. M. to January statements. Originally $85 to $135 —Very Special at 6 P. M. Saturday Fourth Floor—Use Sixth or Seventh Street Elevators S $1 ().00 i US ~BARR CQ|=-**- 7 Imported models of washabic sik gowns from our Costume Salon wit rh) gaint: CTaWwnworek and © rn - 1» . utifull: fashioned fer atreet hrotdery. oe in practicalls ye ry dinner. dane: and formal evening emart shade; the very Fro ks vou sine dunes and for s

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—_ — —— ———— a - ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. aE SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 6, 7, and 8 This Section. @ Thermaxz-make E lectrte Percelators with te Champion McLean's own specifications. ©n sturdy _ . . ~~ , oe ag minum bedy, quick pumping systein ap im sixth Fiees We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 tn Charge Purchases Made the Balance of the cnecantnediar GEE —S and Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Ercepted Month Will Be Placed on January Statements 4 Anticipate Your Cold-Weather Bedding Needs in Our After-Christmas Sale of Blankets —Durable Wool-Mixed Kinds for Warmth and Service special price for these Blankets that not only will housewives More want them, but those who keep hotels, schools and various institutions supplied with Blankets will want to profit by this € Prepare for real Winter bv taking full advantage of this | extreme Saving on warm, wool-mixed Blankets of an attrac- A “I t vings An tive and durable type. In fact. $5.95 is'such an exceptionally | Saving d Even ae ” eat To o . bh quality at 90° savings will b did (=u st) Sr 2 2 | a ee ce | @ To obtain Furniture of this high q s will be so splen Ak yo ’ fe opportunity tor economy. opportunity for many, that it would be advisable to be here as early as possible , — ~~ inches—i . . 7 eins ’ — all , on and a var ock } aids o* heotein Se@eeaeevece plaids of bh) le ro 1 | ) || Ro sl ads dela a a ine | ip aoe" —All 9x12 Feet, ill Equipinent e- dinary. that women and misses should ote . a) ! | np oy $81 Value, Monday. | wt : f y 4 a H *. Eee: s, ! . . ’ ' attend it by all means. Girdles, Step- ¢ You ll enjov programs from all over the countrs ] } Ins. “Duosettes” and Corsets of new —with one of these celebrated Sets in vour home. | } models— ivpes. required hy the pr: They are very easy to operate—and are complete | || ‘ailing fashions—are offered in wide for $125 with equipment of verw high grade. in | assortment. All are long below th cluding waist, and fit snugly across the back . 7’ } a few are lightly boned. - Jasve.. aM is € Such worth-while savings on the well- known Royal Wilton Rugs will mean a great deal to many who are preparing their homes for the new year; the assortment of Persian and Chinese designs—on grounds Pive Cunningham tested tubes, Philco storage | ‘ . Ss of blue, mulberry, rose, tan battery, B'’ batteries, aerial and Atwater Kent These garments are exquisitely made of pink silk brocades, coutil or i ge TN Pig eee taupe—is broad, and all Rugs are Loud Speaker. | elastic combined with brocade—some all elastic. The various types make | ) me FF 52 ; finished with fringe. ' ; SB Piteteehlc on Terms if Desired i 1t possible for different needs to be satisfactorily filled. Make your } | ao Deferred Payments May Be Arranged. , 4 sw, iw, AS ek ted r¥jaqryms yt selection Monday. %xth Fleer i Third Fleer ' @ The regular price of this Electric Washer, $160, represents excep- $2.95 Carpet S t | i ~h og rood siz easy runnin Carpet fi weepers, ional value, for the “Mavfair” is a machine of high efficienc v. strong fitted with revolving brush, dump $2.24. construction and convenient operation. This special price of $99 j IS SO tray anc e) RO Waffle men . remarkable—so urgently worth profiting by, that vou should inves : a $1.80 al fle Irons oe tigate these Washers at once. And. during this offe r, vou also secure two metal drain Tubs, 315 value, with vour machine. ane fewer mechanical parts than most Priving mechanism in grease—tfill - | ‘ ~~ . ‘amit one lot. en tind te sate Washers —and construction that ed metal housing—no oiling except 375 75 Flour Tis ' ) $2.25 White Fiour Bins, 25-Ib.... Service and Parts Always Terms $5 Cash and $8 Monthly | $3.25 Nursery Chairs willow woven, $2.45 Available if Desired | eget Pasement Geller, “Bobby McLean” Skates pe | Electric Coffee Percolators — Value... PLL IO J Yaue.... $6.95 | @ Facing or Hockey style Ice Skates built accord:ng $4.50 Imported Woc special. 99.98 @ Handsome bderdered VWoelerns from al arvss welgzghnt ana >4 inches wide. a Var ombinauiens that are richly effective. — — Extraordinary . —- at, | Monday—An Extremely Important Sale of Distinctive e a. Scales : ~ QOdd Furnit q —m——_ $2.98 Satin Crepe Piain satin-faced reversibie sii-sitke Crepe, 39 inches "48 — twenty pepular $2.4 lors; yard.. $2. 98 Velveteen iported English cotter Vel- feen, Lighty mereeriged and pile: 33 inches $7.50 to $9.95 Velvets Piain-color tmperted Chif- fon Velvets, in a number of ge colors; $4.98 $1.98 to $2.48 Coupee Plain Jacqyard fancy plaid-wea SilK - a! wr filbesoe ‘“pepes; 35 to hn $1.29 tnches whir; 9206 10 $3.86 4‘-inch silk-apd-weel Benga- line, in medium and wide 1rded weaves; in good ia... ae $1.39 to $1.98 Silks ingle pieces and edd lots o! shirtings printed ponge* chiffon, taffeta crepes and ysthers. S| 00 » ard. , : . . —_— — a Offering Vast J pose—for Frock Chi Wastabie weave: 3 ideal for | assert men and medi: “Mayfair” Washers pepnom in Hoaceware With Two Drain Tubs—Offered for -. $ 1 “Check sie 3 on Your Equipment and Share These Offerings SS Monday—T A Highly U1 ou cl Irreg $2 7S: « The celebrated } wanted by pertical a oon plies o them light,

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_ —_—_—>— eS SSS SSS ett. = eens —- ee — A a -—- = —— -~—-_ -_ see = —_—=—-—— sac > ic Coffee Percolators Women’s Glove Silk Wear $6.95 | i... $500 te $6.50 $2.00) ake Electric Perco) ie) fandsome bordered Woolens from abroad—al! of ators with pure aly. €! os | Bitlis. : € Soileqd and mussed vesta, bloomers, chemises and quick puimping systein ang safety ty Gress “cight and of inches wide; a variety of color . = ' ’ ’ “aT ae ‘leh ’ 7 ‘* . , ‘ Ua! ioe IK: z men's combinations that are richly effective. Third Fleor Charge Purchases Made the Balance of the drawers of qlengis quainy sieve © a 4d Wleor variows tints. 7 Month Will Be Placed on January Statements, — » —————_ ———= : _ ze | SA Ghrestnas Sak of Siktes Begins Monday at 9 A. M.—One of the Foremost Events Conducted During the Year in This Dominant Silk Section Offering Vast Assortments of Silks—Kinds for Every Pur. , es The Savings, Thousands of Women Will Realise, Are of Utmost pose—for Frocks and Gowns, Underthings and Accessories \ ~ Importance—So Select These Silks for Present and Future Needs $2.98 Satin Crepe Chiffon Velvet Emb. Silks 3 Printed Georgette | Printed Crepe | * $2.50 Brocades ’ aa seas o resi! Plain satin-faced reversible | / Broceded Rayon in thirty ali-silk Crepe, 39 inches wide, ~ r’ VO | | A | : | . ineluding black and a : in twenty popular $2 48 $6.95 to $9.95 $ IS . ‘ ) $1.98 and $2.50 $ oo | Sainae sery popular; ‘3% ant Sale of Distinctive color®; Yard...... awe — Values, Yard. ae | . ~~ Values, Yard.. — inches wid: $] 59 $2.98 Velveteen hoicé of our entire Hine of silk- | 54-inch satin, crepe and bengaline § ‘eo i [=o | fust 50 pieces of all-silk Georgette | 1, this group are all-silk Crepes in . ice } > ’ ’ y J } oe ’ y > ’ ) } ] j - . : ° 2 Imported english cotton Vel- mereerized back Chiffon | with embroidery in eyelet and oth fy " crepe—a sheer, strong pega light colorings particularly desira- $4.98 Novelties printe er bichity mereerized and ‘elvet, 32 inches wide. Many col- | er effects—-self color and combina 5 : inches wide, in allover ' ble for Spring wear and frocks far ; if-color l CUY ith fast pile; 95 inches | 07%-—Plenty of navy. blue and | tien color patterns. A variety of ) is patterns of rich colorings—for | the South. 40 inches wide. A va- | aeons, aan vilk-and. ie: staple shades: ¢ G8 brow: soft linging quality , excellent colors e+ » “sr J | scarfs and frocks. Many colorings. | riety of patterna | i me Bh an i , vard (i wee l. i ‘laa Y Silk Taffe inches wide; yard.. $2.55 ¥* . ‘ $7.50 to $9.95 Velvets Silk Radium ae a a. a Metal Brocades : | $3.98 Printed Crepe And Even Dinin.ootl imported © ‘ New December arrivals; pat- Mor fon Velveis. in a number of | g ae $ 00 terns in many handsome col- e -+e oat) eogecedlinns $1.69 Value, $5.50 Value, P a $1.98 to $2.98 . orings: on all-silk crepe; 49 the yard $4.98 rae... ; 7, : are , Values, Yard.. —— inches wide: ? 9 Staple and new bright colors | yard . ae an : ; ' asMahie all-silk Radium, in plai: 94-inch all-silk Cre ati | ‘ y :* in thie offering of yard-wice bout 666 yards only of imported on “ a — ul be so splendid ao $1.98 to $2.48 Crepes weave: 36 inches wide. qd y » : - ~ $3.98 Golf ) engaline | Pr B de Velv | | 04-1 h F pe | -rinted Brocade Velvets : ne at ae Crepes, 4 eee eo «ime ©, eeereeeeePeeee é « ' . & k-and woo ’ $198. ) 4%-incl silk-and-wool Benga- ord e , inches wide; very serviceable ————— 87 60 | ine, 1 mediut end wide i eed Ln TO Soe | corded bs eaves: it hm ps ad $7] 1.935 Value. 58 a $3.98 Value, | a sae mameall ya $2.48 Seaure OOeeeee-@@eoeseeeenwrvecea ue 1 e ¢ ——— y *% . . prestseesseeses cee ine $1.77 Betis 54-Inch Velvet Brocade vom . . * ‘ j 7 | ‘ ’ : : emnadé ie . ; . i gee PeeeeseGeeeeeeeeceeevsvesesc . a. Ousi* beaut J gsoft-drapi: £ Velvet Bro. : . a P he inaterlal so much a demand for afternoes. $200. $1.39 to $1.98 Silks bakes on heaut sic deans Men In This Sale, Cheice at, Yard. ...cccccccccoccess ee | @aytime and evening wees: 86. inches SNE | mperted Japanese Silk Pon Fingle phece lois of « — % a 4 — - — oot on 6 ; 4 2 7 . - - « a - . + te > © | iily ‘wr } Z- I sight and . Al | OuUu ‘ “ c ‘ Pp Al eq =. «> imc i¢ s wliage, rey? * is , Li] | . er Te riz rn ala attentit np—4-inen \ ely e* ; staple al)l-siik quality " in black, white, pink and = ger ° in 1 meme we | A group twat will atire , ne , 7 : various other colers that are favored. Only 1% natural tan color; 33 inches Snirtings Prin.ea ponge. An extraordinary choice for evening anc after- . abl a=. - - ana % " te , c—. FP ye Seeeeeereeeeeeeee . sfeeees .$ 42.50 | ‘ TI Tf ! Tari ti ;. ee atiu qi On COE‘ UmMes, in latest modes. Bro: aded C > iff ons, anal cotte d ~ aM oven bord: ] pattern: a* V . aling to ° 4 yards needed for ae smart frock. | | wide, washalh'ie: limit, 50 most beautiful color effects. ‘Choice of nine different combinations— | | 80 yards: yard Cc ‘ a Third Vieer Co cccrevecweccczomem. c+. BS. i ther: . . ‘ : yard. - _— each an inspiration for charming costumes. _ eee $ 5.95 SPSS ee Se © ome omewme ce sc & .$188.50 Peeescccescceccccansssse.$ 25.50 . : a gk . , : Men! Supply Your Cold-Weather Needs From These | 4 -— fk me ee ee a mee iene. ; 37.50 | Monday—The Second Day of the Dominant Store’s After-Christmas Sale of $ $ 50 . ~S ° : ea G it ; QO t 3 to *4~ Union Suits Tsbessec sininin » 9000 00 S ) V e seeeees--8t a saving of One-Half 1 | Ul a COd S » —of a Very Dependable Make ee ee : ¢ © OP Ow Remrvewwe toe ceceeces .75 e | — | S Newest Winter Models for Men and Young Men } $ 19 : y | Special . $35, $40 and $45 Values at at... coal erg I Be Invested in These @ Wool-and-cotton Union Suits that may be relied upon in every way; in light, medium and heavy weights and gray shade—all with a soft finish and made for splendid service. It would be well to obtain all the Suits you will need this S 75> | ? ~ SS =f on = _ Winter from this offering. Sizes 34 to 46. ad 69: | ( \ RR af te 3 Cotton-Ribbed | Men’s All-Wool a _— us Union Suits | Union Suits orth-while savings on the well- _—~@ S Ye € This is an offering that could only be expected from the St. Louis’ Store | $1.85 Value, at $6.50 to $7.50, Values byal Wilton Rugs will mean a great , | for men—a sale that offered so many thousands of smartly styled, well. $] 19 $4 95 . e . te the ee ff : nat tailored Suits and Overcoats that choice on the second day will be found ‘ ; ¢ assor ment o ersian a , : sg nag eps ere ee Fae te Ss i J ut a eal and Chinese designs—on grounds | equally remarkable. The savings to b« effected can 10 help ms BP | and all garments possess those features for service and a well-dressed ap- All-weel Unien Suits that of blue, mulberry, rose, tan and | Peat ° | a re = . P ¢ , . ' ' ‘ (hvercoats thev There are 2409 Suits in this’! will) give splendid warmth: aupe—Ii1s broad. and all Rugs are : pearance W hich men and young men Ww antin the Suits ind ( a : special offering—ell of aiaes | a stbhed on Get eenueeee inished with fringe. : select for the new vear. Come Monday—see thie selection for $28. tic-ribbed cotton that will gray or buff shade—e type 7 give good service; in white of Union Sulit not often ob- - Payments May Be Arranged. | | <

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ER — —_—— eee —— ee 3 “ ¥ ad x ~ “a — me ge 4 ue te —— fo d a . “? : ; " 2% Dr Bradiev Has otuudleu Cuiv- suede fabric Gloves in SB | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | __ SUNDAY MORNING, to wl DECEMBER 27, 19 “7 ; ions, Met Pol- | ee en ee We Give Eagle Stamps and “Redeem Full Books f for $2.00 in itical and Economic cunts | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Lxrcepted a = . SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 5, 6 and 7 This Section. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST ST.LOUIS Pi Se $n SS ee ——C Charge Purchase ned irdle nk . Charge Purchases Made the Balance of the Month Will Be Placed on January Statements Gloves : jews] 5735-] FA MOUS ~BARR CO.| 25 f fancy pi : Remainder of the month will be « '} on January statements, not paya K coutiL ta00d ‘ se. » | r ize a3 Bary I >rim ary Schoo! of foreign afffairs will listen to its a series on “Internationa "OUNni ries Vi i*@cq. To Sashes on Tariff. - = —0 20 10 20 IO CIO : ,"2 —" -_ —? ery as cs 4 +; 9 —_ w , 8 » " , 3 , ~ } a f i) ~P ze ) on J m4 \«) 4 9 ’ 3 a v oe oO 9 i ond lecture o series Method Patented bs A\mencan t..- shown tracts Metal From Ore With- Black and CoO foxy $15 to $20 Dresses Offered $ Included are Dresses of flat crepe, Georgette, Poiretsheen, twilleen, crepe satin and brocade combinations. Hundreds of them in stvles that are up-to-the-minute. Models suitable for many occasions, in black and colors. Women’s and MISSES S1ZeS. Fashionable Dresses $29.50 to $35 Values 1823 Attractive Dresses of crepe satin, the new bro- caded chiffon velvets and tlat crepe—onlv one oritwon ode Is OL rs | kind. Wome ns ait} | misses’ as as e\I ira SLzZes. sages vy clones geding mea aie —Enters the Second Day Monday and continues to offer women and misses most unusual savings on many groups of Winter Coats and Dresses as well as Fur Coats. It will be to your best advantage to select as early as possible. $16.50 to $24.50 Coats ti} February. Important 7 Vandervoort’s Ren ! Silks ar At Greatly .65 For Imm«e ENGTHS of Silk and ' from a busy season's clearance and marked a lengths varv so that one almost any purpose at, a have been arranged to fac Silk and Woel ——— s Silk and Wool Dresses $12.50 Value $5.95 This group ineludes Dresses in a splendid va- rietv of stvles. Fashioned of Poiret twill, flannel, flat crepe and crepe satin, in black and colors. Sizes 16 vears to 44. ————E—oO7O——" = —— — Clearance of Women’s Ox Not Complete S But Good Size F 7 out Use of Blast Turnace { =F -~ ? awn? \f = 7 A ° ‘ 0 ’ ; pe det rye in ag i ¥ " r _— $ 9 IS o ot 3 ague f i. eniots yon Ce eck for $3 t T.. § A group of fur-trimmed Coats in the Winter's . : ie Roe. stvles that are most becoming and most ap-. : H) The Living ¢ Study Group proved. There are flared and straight models : ad jress ru " . . . . ° ° a. Ce ae fashioned of good quality Bolivia and suede- Solid 14-k. white gold hand- Hf Dr. Isaac Lippincott of Washingt vetour. In black and a variety of colors. Sizes = natn | T F , nserva 14 to 44. . Na al Resources : i | y Pras Women’s and Misses’ Women’s and Misses’ may ‘ ; ‘ C : no ny tot let i oats Coats a ¢ these questions: Workers cation. Pi pibttion te $25 to $30 Values $49.50 to $55 Values mm a $4£.95 $3965 0 nistraiil = 7 ° ° @ state employm: ser = —— ane aon = Te 5 ae =. che league ¥ " ng hex Coats in wide. assort- Handsome Coats that ar mesh Mra Georg ment, neatly tailored and fashioned of excellent * eas 00 | e She correctly stvled of Boliv- quality materials ind © Towner Act?” 1a, suede cloth and other shown a... the latest : JAPANESE GETS RIGHTS TO popular weaves. Attrac- — styles. With collar and c tively fur trimmed. cuffs of ie aver. wolf. | IRON PRODUCTION PROCESS Black and colors are | opossum and other pelts . , : | : | ° = Basement Econemy “tore ag of he accuin Fur Coats and Jacquettes a at t Savings of 2 5 %e to 333% | $/ ‘ sr es i @ This remarkable After-Christmas rt u races t] Bas + Apparel See | 4 : aa tion S en tock ot long Coats and a ‘quettes inv differ 5 einen wad atten x or ¥ id misses. Those who w shionable fur gar should make | we : a — = ma « . , | Basement Leonemy Stere Pair | / a FH - A : Muskogee, Ok.. and E. B. Tharn- me Cut-out Oxfords in | Pump il of Oakland. Cal. _parentees Contining the After-Christmas Sale of An Opportunity for Men and Young Men—Splendidly Tailored Economy in This Offering of Boys’ patent, tan calf, black ‘Pump emmeedy — .: " ? ° | *. satin. Good size as- | leather, eed ae Girls Coats ga | Trouser Suits , Two-PantsSuits sortments. Formerly | vel ve | a . ab $12.50 to $13.50 Values : At ~ e735 ‘| $7.50 an : uiting engineer for . $7.00 to $9.85 $ 87.50 pair. | Bia. L \ P . : or S * St = $27. 50 to $ YI IS Values cocec eeen i ote pee y . [i + * $32.50 Values. . @ Well taiierea speranand pleat $ . ~ t , aaws al ae U ltra-smart Pumps with naps * &, > : ibodeates MI. a = | C 1 it a : carte’ $5.95 to s7 3 nat alt mazes Mies in — on —_— a ce a ight a $ dark oe and buckles. Patent leather, sil Sewn 2’ + my stant Ptygeacarsomg soo hag _— cm F to 16 sears. $2.95 SOR co a ee sILLTS to $13.05 vaiues|..aanan ver kid, brown satin, 0 ara ' . 4 — " ~~ ere " m . . _ ts ri ve 5: - a 4 a > A> "ad ’ ‘ 71 ’ _- . r* Ari ImMe! a 4 Ld ‘ Soeeeneeetiilineeeeneeese ae ‘ ~ @! “i v, mw --* : . : . Wilson and Harper were selected ~ Rrand -n ‘ 6°71 Wil.- ,. ‘ ’ ‘ > : >» . -_ ri =e ; ‘lie eee } orf menti- Wis = ar gwiren * eC 4 | =. : ranges! — Thad Prete re ~f : : _ ' or extra charges. Sixth bP leer ‘\ -T) 2? ry? “ied a ° \ ) : ' ‘vertu = ‘ ’ _ =? wz FAMOUS -BARR CO Basement Economy “tore Beginning Monday—Our Helpful and Extraordinary 7000 Yards of Choice Silk and Silk- ee pes it or B y Harker) will ea. M $1.98 Silk-Mixed Satin Crepe, $1.49 i Pres ; : : 1.79 Silk. 1. | - eg ego See Children’s Union Suits -y 69 oa — | ae oe ad be ae taille cles ee - | $1.59 Radium $1.39 a es ae a a. r boys and giris. Samples. =f, _ $1.69 Changeable Silk & Rayou. $1.29 i $3.98 54-In. Silk -Mixed Borders. $2.50 Flat Crepe, colors $1.69 Colored Taffeta $2.69 Colored Satin Crepe $2.25 Black Satin = 9S6)97.85 | | 897 Soom ge $150008200Veue: | After-Christmas Silk Sale #275623 95 Basement } cone nm * $2.98 : , a | Be on Monday—Exceptional Savings on Footwear Fash Women’s Kimonas Vandervoort’s Sewing $8.95 V alues ; : : . ts = Mixed Fabrics at Substantial Savings aa \ Pp | ‘Sie a -~ . a ry rit a) ; eta. a » > eS ~ us ; we l D . a afl " : so 7 : ad ¢ si ; 6 he To roe . as henna «= } , 7 ‘ . - - " . a ee P. Se A "ial frour en’s fine q \ selling lat Manv awalil. [Or it is the ideal time to se ure silk and Choice * many kinds and x ectric or a so applica : bil in Wut. | fleece-lined cotton Uni silk-misxed fabrics at such splendid reductions. Make vour selection patte _— | a. —- a. —_ | > nt ] . are Tk Monday from the following weaves: Ss. ; ‘i A] service = =o - fh length styie: offered in white, ecru Women’s Robes F f, Regularly $60 Wrt~tf ma antuatia oniatit » la =a ; J . 2ra\ 4 — ra a eb - a In acklition to this \ Christmas cantata. “Th Sta ae Hi ill needs now’ Sizes 36 $1.98 Black Charmeuse $1.49 $1.69 Black Crepe, silk mixed $1.19 us" s. or Law 3 7 «* a | a Westinghouse Moto $1.98 pee = 2 44 —T $1.98 | * oe 95 Bi ee ee ee ae as ard and Fi onei Slightly seratched from disp Dresses , guarantee. All attachments. be : : | : b..0 Qc bormer Texas Kangrr Dies at 109 oe, oe a | : o . The quickest way to get home or ace . He was born in. Ala Monday—Very Remarkable Choice of office telp — threugh a Pest -Dis- \ = janes VW é eateh Mant ad. ee 7 “) es ene — and Case : $2.95 to $4.50 Values, Pair Special for Monday | i hi thi = ' Main Fieer. Wain ‘Aixie S$ 5 ‘ : : : (9¢ I ' | rsona ‘a ~ ‘ = ' ~ site] ; 4 ‘ ™ . aa | Oo& : n s por . 4 . r : s es , |'a i <a ‘ CA = Mail (Oreber< PF ilke i swede iMding tTwo-tfore ef ’ 5 ’ : 5 $3. SO to Women’s Footwear | *'“* Bovs’ Sweaters $ 95 “9 o %G Pa, ; Grade, Pair qv n We Giwe and Redeem Eagle Stamps | 4 Plaid Blankets Seconds of $7.50 $f 50) | mx purpos. 25c Cotton Outing Linen Toweling uate ex cn r in Piaic Ot : another. Basement Economy “tere nelio, tan or gray a neh ‘ att " ii1-bDieache loweling » and white and pink ina wane | red or Mue border For kitchen ~ ° ror aewt * Pear, «he -: 6c ' pes (ron le pi i or rolier towels, vard _e-** ia Ou The After-Chrisitmas Sale of Cotton Goods Offers oo Bed shee ‘Rania | Stained — .69 dupe. ERG Sy Brown Muslin _ 25¢ New Percales ‘s . . . A od : pp. "fii =) ePets Gs and subject ight z " = - int Zz " " o Pe — “ ; ‘or | | - print i. also ~F ‘er GT Ww s*he- varu L AT oiors. FPecin . a teren0omy 7 Basement

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e of the tufements neorecite, brocade vies that Or lhanliv en's and Wool ses alue 95 include. pDlendid va- Fashioned ll, flannel. repe satin. jlors. Sizes Basement Leonems, ° —e TF? a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Girdles | 7 ———— oe $2.33 €Cling-arouna c: Charge Purchases H Remainder of the month will be entered : on January statements, not payable un- til February. ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1925 3 K HS ~ UWE OO) 4 bx: - Boy Scout Calendars FREE to boys and boy scouts by 3 asking at Men’s Clothing—Boys’ Cloth- | a ing or at the bank. (Special large Cal- Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5 :30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 -- —— ee eee - ee Olive to Locust, From Ninth to Tenth endars for troop headquarters. ) Vandervoort’s Clearance Sale of Remnants Silks and Woolens At Greatly Reduced Prices For Immediate Disposal ynomy in This Offering of Boys’ Two-PantsSuits $7.00 to $9.85 Values Boys’ $9 to $12.50 O'coats Boys’ Long-Pant Suits © ‘a sortments. ‘10 and buckles. Rasement bLicenomy Store flonday—Exceptional Savings on omen’s Kimonas . * é “VTi «A ' . 4 - : ; ‘ a é *‘ ey ‘if pmen’s Robes $2.95 ms Cotton lewn- Pianwnel | 81.40 ee ee ae — —— = — oe ENGTHS of Silk and Wool Dress Materials that remain from @ busy season’s selling have been assembled for clearance and marked at greatly reduced prices. lengths vary so that one may choose a fine material for almost anv purpose at, a decided saving. have been arranged to facilitate selection. ‘y Silk Woolens Shopse—Second Floor The Special tables Clearance of Broken Sizes in Women’s Pumps and Oxfords Not Complete Sizes in Each Style, But Good Size Ranges Collectively io :| | Fair | | Cut-out Oxfords in | patent, tan calf, black (aood size as- Formerly Pair Ultra-smart Pumps with straps Patent leather, sil- ver kid, brown satin, black pateht, tan kid. Formerly $12.50, $13.00, Footwear ‘Pumps black satin, Pair | Pair Pumps and Strap | Pumps and Strap in atent | Pumps in black and P brown satin, black suede, 128 Pair : : e | Broken lines of Laird-Schober | distinctive Footwear. Silver kid, silver or gold brocade, patent leather, satin. Formerly $16.50, $18.50 pair. Farhion Shop—Second Filoer. 0 | $77.85 ly Fx 1 brown kid: featuring phil, vet. Ormersy | Cuban heels. Formerly &7.00 and $8.00 pair. | $10 pair. 85 Tinsement llconoms | guarantee. —— eee —e eee se . Vandervoort’s Clearance Sale of Sewing Machines Electric Portable Regularly $60 ‘ZY Westinghouse Motor Slightly seratched from display. . 10-year All attachments. Sale of Cotton Goods Offers 1 Bed Sheets 25c New Percales EF and dress st Percal : ‘ i* - Linen Toweli Singer Domestic Floor samples. the head. 20-vear guarantee. Electric Desk Regularly $105 ‘09 Renewed Models — Greatly Reduced | New Home $10 : Singer 66 820 And About 30 Others. From S5 Lp Sewing Machine Shop—Downstalrs. Westinghouse motor in ————— A Important Savings on Every Floor in This Motor Robes At 89.50 \Ii EDIUM - WEIGHT i Motor Robes in neat i striped designs. Reversi-— } ble style. Brown and blue. Sizes o4x72 inches. Cotton Blankets At $6.50 New faney cotton Blankets tn floral designe, plaids and striped effects. Two-tone color eombina- tions. Soft and warm Will Wash nics lv. Donble. bed size. 66x80 inches. i Dimity Bedspreads 72x100-inch at $3.25 90x100-inch at $4.00 Hemmed eolored Dimitv Bedspreads in white with narrow pinstripes in rose, blue and gold. Fast eo] OTs. Blanket Shep—-Second Ploer,. Vandervoort’s Clearance Sale in the Art Shop ! S PECIAL redue- tions on many items of which only broken stocks remain —some exceedingly attractive values in the folowing groups: Bridge and Floor Lamps. Slightly soiled Lamp Shades. Mirrors, in Various Sizes. Framed Pictures, Special Group. | Lighting Fixtures Greatly Reduced. Artwares Shop-—— ro irth Floor Clearance of Electrical Appliances Special Sale of ‘sed Cleaners tovals aoe | Gee Americas ey 4 Chios ‘wh 4 and Others 510 10 ell Llectric Heater Regularly $7.00 $4.95 Electric Iron Regularly $4.50 6-Lb. Size 7. ft) Man’ (vher oo as] at Specia rices i.i* _ i to After-Christmas Clearance — Drastic Reductions Mark Vandervoort’s FURNITURE CLEARANCE An important selling of floor samples—including Suites for the living room, bedroom and dining room. Greatly reduced in price. ——— ee ee eee + — This $165 Mohair Sofa 7-Piece Suite Formerly $175 This A4-Pc. Suite For $98 . For $98 Formerly $438 ¥ em ed all “<8 (hair to Match $125 Buffet to Match EF $295, Formerly $85 E g 9 5 | or / ’ : For $55 ' Or This very fine Suite is of walnut sa | . — | with deeorated panels. The Suite Carved frame in walnut finish. | _ French walnut Suite with burl | 14. 4 full-size bed, large dresser, Plain taupe mohair, with reversible walnut panels, 6-ft. table. Chairs vanity and chiffonier. enusbions covered in damask. Choiee have tapestry seats. : of two-color combinations . $350—2-Piece Suite, $268 . $350 10-Piece Suite for $175 $250 Walnut-Finish Suite, $139 Hand-carved frame of walnut, | Of walnut and good cabinet woods. Fine walnut combined with good Brown taupe mohair with figured Chairs have tapestry seats and cane | cabinet woods. Large dresser, full- brocatelle eushions. filled with down. | backs. Table, Buffet, China, Server | size bow-end bed, full-size vanity and (dutside baek = 4 F mec hair. and ( ‘hairs. all for S175. chifforobe. * These Are Only Examples—Hund reds of Other Outstanding Values Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. Vandervoort’s After-Christmas Clearance of Rugs, Carpets and Linoleum ly ‘CONTINUED patterns and broken lots of Rugs which cannot be matched up in sizes, Also | Carpets and Linoleums. The accumulation of the season, priced for clearance 20% to 334%3% Less Whittall’s | Whittall’s Bigelow Hartford — Whitall’s _ Bigelow-Hartford Anglo-Persians Teprac Saxony Rugs | Anglo-Kirmans Imperial Ispahan Size 8§.3x10.6 | Size 8.3x10.6 Size 9x12 | Size 9.0x15.0 Size 9x12 Formerly $138.00 | Formerly $96.50 | Formerly $140.00 | Formerly $190.00 Formerly $142.50 for for | for | for ) for $103.50 $72.38 $92.50 | $142.50 $106.87 ~Fourth Floor. od ” The After-Christmas Clearance in the DRAPERY SHOP Table Scarfs Piano Bench Pad ‘ , Formerly $4.50 Four Special Price Groups | to $5.00 $1.98 - Regularly 95c to ~~ — Regularly $5.50 Formerly $6.50 - We $1.50 $2. 4) to $7.50 | « te $7.50 $3. el, A large assortment in a great variety of sizes and shapes. | A wonderful .assortment of i YY hinations of beaut fil upholstery fabrics and trirmm- : these practica! }; cis. ri tapes ners ._s2 | trv, velvet and damask cover- | P : | ings. Jlair filled. Felt Jined. ya [ 2 rice . Straps to hold in place. Seurfcs in a large range Of sizes. shapes 3 Upholstery Pillows livo Very Special Price Groups Wall Panels, $6.95 $3.50 and $4.75 Formerly $16.00 to $35.00 rly $13.00 | Regula y $ | Practical davenport and chair Pillows all made of the Imported scenie Panels from France in rich verdure ef- better quality of damask, brocade, mohair in plain and i ‘i | ~ evs . _ . . — . " . ad size 26x50 inches. . figured effects, and bloeked linens. For all vear use. Cedar Chests at Attractive Prices (Cedar Chests Cedar Chests | Period Chests Special Special | Special $9.85 $21.75 $16.00 Reg. $11.50 to $13.50 Reg. $27.50 to $30.00 | Beautiful designs in Onlv 14 In this group. ¥ ¢ lar e S1Ze6 45 to : : i Extra Te | meh walnut finish Lined all of verv heary construc- with genuine red cedar. | and window seats. Only 12 Pane! deorations. Only 9 mew ee wee 48 inches. Storage Chests | tion. Geuuine Tennesse red cedar. plain and trim- med. 36 inches. in this group in this group. urtain and Drapery Shop—leurth Fleor _ ——_ « —_a-s ss = *& & & oe

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5 a a -* ones Agee Pre yeep - ee ~~ 10B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Big Ten Alumni (Ctiristmas Ball. ! vitations are extended to all sant us’ Ric Ten seet hee Ten alumni, students and friends St. Louis Rig Bie Ajium ij Ms ‘ oi Tem Se Louis | nadie - Reorganization announced a Christmas dance, the Bie Ten Alumni Association will be first of the vear ci . le iy during } Town Club. 1120 Locust street. In- |r State. With 604,300 : . . | ars ot n igestion All Descriptions, Is Eleventh |y-omen’s styles which are expected | to set fashion’s pace on the Riviera Why Not Avoid Indirestion in List. Instead of Having to Cure It? To } Tust have rood digestion °n ¢ ’ he ea 1h: and } afr Tou a’ ] ave the moxst } dis] ‘ >i 2 on _ 1s . bon ( : = i j = | Pe SS every morning belo 9 bee us a Hittie hae ea " the automobiles of the nation, and =P ring and summer. Enameled, | a The price of Tanties ee 22 TOSI Tabiets si) © he nays owever | > “au : | ~ ‘ o : ~ oe o is a ‘> ne lab ? a? * he ’ se? a. ber .* ver iad. ri - Th IT)? ee no, ee other-of-pear!l | ig to buy a SI.) bot ‘ : ; “ anu uu ‘ tne liars: num pH¢ it € i aig ; ; ; a ‘alvie ’ ” ' . | hoe . . ONL oe SOD tabier gt is shown in 1925 statistics conn | OTMamented shoes are amMons | isensations. LUYTIES HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY ales ty Motor Megemine. Miniats| Ee ; ici s* ‘ > - ort TAM UST STREET P , - | : rEg hal 2. ft? i} = Pe i ir an ° ’ ; > I } ‘ an whi ¢ vear being 10.9 per cent w . i ~ i," | th iL ~ Lj}? ‘ The gain in cars througnout the 3 ~— =—-96 ae ipatey ’ r on ¥ n nation Was 2,4¢4,406, OF per ear ; Seen e f ov" ae Were € iil stolid i cent, his mere asc. in invers, vr ] «>? HK ¢ ~ ave ’ ti o i but not percentage, Was second in ee ee , nH “ . aT) j-jla , og* | . } size only to that of 1925 the | ; 4 : = = €: $2,337,384 Beck of Gasrantes nthe plamapgette? 0g ve ; | : ‘ ‘? ms ) « ics _+* T ~e) . » . bad . =~ 7 69 "oe ‘ ric . +? ms } with the expe fation of mpaki - «4k iaree ré rn ©)) ‘ ’ iv een’ estment. +, 40a, { UsT pra 1} wl rs | -” * ntiles from Punta Gorda, ofters you this extrao. dinars opportunity. use. lea - patel The Land Ref ling Companr, 15 William Street. New York City, re- Missouri i event , d nd s 1! sources $- 337, 3284. absolutely guarantees to refund the purchase price of numerical list of 219.2 recistra- }. 491 the eice every } at @ epecified time, if 3 ave not sold it meantime, if for any P ~o. : . mics sittin re - reaeon we! hatever ‘ ty! cersin ™*" have rotvr mone hoe) Li iis .»# | ‘ ) ~ 1i1Ts aving m4 odilal } ] rown, fawn, Peop)es Bank a! Trust {ompany, of St. Petersburg Fia., issues deed passed the milli Mm-and ] i, A ec °6.—The Palestine Appeal. shoemakers are preparing PR ws peewee wens oer rence eer Se Gth and Franklin MONDAY SPECIAiGG = was ‘gnneunced! ' | STEAK Cut frem choice corn-fed cattic; young. juicy and tender. SIRLOIN | Rue of Gansu Palestine and, lished there through the ef- members of. the ‘lans for next year’s cam- f the work will be Ppart FOUR. udington Carniaale $197, coc 4 few of these remarkable Bed Davenport outfits left to clese oat. lamp and renaissance davenport tabie. £275 6-piece Bed Davenport Outfits. . flieor lamp er "ng —dacquard Bed Davenport Outfits. ted] Davenport Outfits End of the Year Housecleaning of Dining-Room OA le SIL OPS de A EN EN LIS OSL Ot ae ne ONE NSA ONT RTA BCA SOs SOA ON ae Se ea and six ehairs«s &-picee 2150 Dining-Room Suites: Ler, 3 ——— B.piecce SLO Liining-UMeom Swites; chinn enbinet disporting themselves in ridiculous attitudes on the golf links covered the opposite wall. ‘ollowing the sign, a large and very slip- - slide proved the only mode of entrance he club proper, and down it ractd shout- ing cuests, in pairs and by the dozen, to the or-r-r-r- of a drum, emerging from a canvas covered tunnel, a disheveled Mass, to greet heir hosts. The lUving room, almost de- oid of furniture, held the side show, where t various booths they played roulette for sunny prizes, peeped through white musiin at be ‘“‘mermaid,.” @ lone goldfish sewimming in giass bowl, or threw darts at a target. A single serious note, in deference to the bur. was struck it midnight, when the cyvm- ls sounded 12 timeggiand the orchestra aved “Holy Night,” ending in “Jingle which evérybody sang. Then some- Gontinued on Next Page. 3 pieces including loose-cushion bed davenport, —- , ‘End of the Year Housecleaning — of Bedroom — Suites S-piecce S125 Watnet « “nites: bed, dresser and chilfforebe. new . cocveee t-piece 8150 Watnsut -. suites: bed. dresser ox and chifferebe, now....— t-piece 8175 Bedreom walnut. including bed, chifferobe and bhed- reom recker . eee aun 4-piece 5210 Redroom Suites uine walnut. inctuding bed, ferehbe and dresser with sanity dresser with bench “ss, "tay oie te . “t#s “7 " "9 ' y Wiyyy, 7 tf, a ee lly yaya _ MISS, LUCY WHITELAW TERRY. ; miiedl engagement. to David’ 7 Randolph Calhoun was an- nounced Christmas day. —— Tr) » tf! 4g Rn SRS yy, 1 Dollar End-of-the-Y¥ Opens an Houseclea 1 Account | of Living-Ri =e Your Credit Account Is as af . fi Dat! 3-Pc. $140 Velour Lit- He | ri ing lIioom Sultes gon nd oe 4 ¢ 2-Pe. $155 Combination 7, - Living-Room . Suite — 3-Pc. S175 Jacquard Suites Welcome as Your Cash. Goods Held for Future De- livery Without Extra C Boers (BN, he PS IENWSIN GS AN eee ese ase ae oe al a Living-Room «ite rrr s# S-Pe. 8200 Combination i Living - Howe suite | “MRS formerly Miss Jane? Collins, in her “Te in Earope on their wedding trip. SANUS ANY ———— 4 rs w/a bs EX MYLES CORNER DSL TS ‘ | WELCH & CO., 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST.

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ST-DISPATCE — a ee 247 & Fan Oe THE CROWOS Go? 6th and Franklin | = soe 44448 © “I 7 geoveed Y — . . Ss 5 ., . YY CECCECCECEE0O@EAZZEZZ@ZEZXEXxxxvcx_ 2 RL Oe Y 8S © SA4AsA AMA ALAMAASM AAAs se _errrereereer Ys Z Yi Jf “fy 4, “i, Vdd WME ddbscciiahe , LUC ph” jig, Up Yl’ : We OL tA TELE: a oe Wey Glar i te “AD | IDAY SPECIALS AK|LARDE. corn-fed cattic; Pure Kettles d tender. Rendered . a i QB At the Country Club 15 4p one None to Dealers B A Lively Party Steaks and Roasts Pillsbury thr sale at the Rie White : store all “verkh—a meat 4x Patent : .* . ; LG “ith a delicieus flaseor aud College Men and Girls Appear irkhen—a morsel for the gods TAN CAMP FLOUR in Variety of Costumes at PES RED KIDNEY : ; BEANS 10 Sb. bag gs Affair Given for Miss Flor- 25 No. ‘ 10-Ib. bag... ence Ludington. > elipye Can real tor can tuine Sugar Corn No — ire ran. ~wrel and tender. \ real Ike can val. 24-Ib. bag... 4.95 Rae 48-lb. bag 9 98-lb. bag 4 BROS and hula-hula dancers, ‘“‘bowery maids” and sailor boys, gingham-gkirted children and furry animals, and as ntany ‘more varied and inconxzruous combinations one mit | Lia —_ I e : | lTli pe rsona ted bv Continued on Next Page. j ~: > daven- ‘> pears when ; r 4. ae | 7 | F a) Pe acon eee | id * oy _ i 3 pieces including loeese-cushion bed davenpert, last, 514%... -piece = $325 6-piece Bed $ 09 nfs $197 Davenport Outfit» 2 End of the Year ™. Housecleaning _ >! of Bedroom a Suites 3-piecce siss Matnur - Finish ooo | OF Sepiece S150 Walnut - Finish [itn no... 2100 i-piece 817% Uedreom Saites; watnut. including bed. dresser, chifferebe and bed- | $137 reem recher t{-piece S210 HRedroom Suites grr- uine walnut. inetuding bed. chif- ferebe and dresser with chair @ ,anits dresser ] S swith bench 7” 4 iA Z , . aps wo ( ZY, terthhihbhe WALA AAS AAA AEP EPPA GG yar MISS LUCY WHITELAW 3 : TERRY. J whose engagement. to David g Randolph Calhoun was an- 3 nounced Christmas day t | Dolla | /Nd-of-the-Year Opens an Housecleaning Account of Living-Room Suites 3-Pc. $140 Velour Liv- $93 imc lie@om Suite- °.Pe. S155 Combinavion Mohait ——. $108 “arte S-Pe. S175 Jacquard $ 135 Listmae-Reonn “artte ; r _~ Pe S200) 6¢( ombwnateom Mohai Living - Room $149 “atte 9 OLIVE ST. = CPP TE Ee err NG. DECEMBER 27. 1925. S4AUj4A#£# £¢@£2 £2 ££ 4464 SQ4#:2£274 £42424 44 £4 4i44L4da dM er OO OOOO EES TE AEE IEEE AES A eee OO OOOO DS SALA AMBP ALLL - SHALL ALMLBL LL Le CHE LLAMA ALAA ien SAALALA ABAAAFAA A AAA FAA AAS SSS SSS SSS OOO OPE EEE EEE EE PE PEEP EEE EE A FIFA /AAAAAAAA ALA AAAS SSS eee eed bb Abd hd ha hh Ahhh dh hhh hdd, CFF FEFPEPEUEPEPEDPEEEEEEEPEELEREEEEEEEEEEEPEEAEMMAMEAS > CLARA EALA TE EEE SE EASE SEE EE OE SEE EES SSseseann ese eases a aara es + + * ee SSS SSS SS SS SS SS SSS SSA AAS SS SSAA SAAR ES RSE RRS SS ~~ ikke ans aan he nee RE ERS ee ee . | i. = ee TO sAALLLALAZA!A SS? SSAA ASS a he \ LAANAREAER ASA EASA SS ES EE SS ORS SO OO + Ss e eee ee eewwuS \) SSNPS NEVADA ARS NRE A SSA PR RBES SCARE EDS RD RENDER DARDS A VENER A Rana na naan damn Venn ean Rana nannnnnn rar ar nannanr rr seRVAneaVASA Mean dsanr PARAA . ae ™ > . — “— 7 > x2 . 4 ae Oe > . S An4 — — - . “4 7 ee * . ; E> aa *, e-3 o , . . « Ww | cv ‘ —h/e r a ected at vA rns ¢ . I v= —_. so « ae a ss AS se \ i i i i ee ee “os sed hoe ARES ERR EAR EER ERS ES ES RES A ES _ tien ind De ee Oe nnn nn nn > i | TL. Te ee SSSASAAADSASSAA SSSA ES SSSSssns saa ga a AS if lIllltl lst ss dlls sles ssh tts 1 tts ts tt ttt pa “utr' ss “ee, taken in 77% Z was Z 4 Miss Louise P MISS ROCCENA BALDWIN She will sail in January for Europe, and wili be introduced to society next season Yyy ; WL ee 7 7 ad 40 ¢he “A . “444 f4FEAF “ My 4 iité ttle —_—— —_—_— TS ~~. —_— - — _ S444 M@44A444 444 «éMI: aeneeaatiaannemeanatianananmen CL 4 fttfh VILLLLLLILULLLULLLLLLELLLLLLISLLSL ED tA by WM fil - Stil dl Sj sD Lit tit Dt Dip pp A eA A AAA AAA AAA AA LLL AS let ed Ae Ah Nh nd A Ahh hhh A AAA AAA AAA AA \) SAA AMAA AA SMALA%4MA444 44444444 LA4ALLd da dl lllllllillllllilidlil 4 o*,% by CO OOOO OEE EEF EE EEE EEE EPL EEE PEEP AEP EAE PET FPA PEEP EE %, 4 . DPCM AAEFAMEALLL ELE EOLA FLEE EEBREBILE ES Ad Adel VA GY WH i ee ee LU Oe > > > > DD DD DD . NX SSS SSSR NAIA SARWAN LA RAR AAA HARA ee 8 8 acu aueaae d& i ALLE EAA” AS SSAA AALALAAARE RRARERARARARSRASRSAA SAR ALEAERASRSER S EERE RR RASRS SS EREASE SEE SES i ee . Aces & & oe Lee eee Oe One oe eh ee oe ee Oe eee ee NVQ AQAVINAHN NS aoasnnentfiamsmenmetinmemattin el ouis Woman's Club. Theater party and supper. at Hotel (hase, in honor of Miss Wilhelmina How- ard, by Mr. F. F. Howard incheon, in honowof Miss Lucy Has- by Mrs. John A. Haskell, 4453 West . Poin rycytl ‘arc 4 ees. Wi) Liev ai - ; ’ ¢ : . Breakfast. in honor of St. Louis stu- Jents at Smith College, by St. Louis Smith College Club 2938 Washington »boule- Tea dance, n honor of Visas Grace Switzer. ry Mrs Roland Ww Switzer. 42388 Westminster | ac Dar - lD Honor of Viss Bre tty TOD Brecht, by Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. von Brecht. 4 Forest Ridg« Luncheor in honor of Miss Natalie Moffitt. by Mrs. Nathaniel L. Moffitt, 48 Kingsbury pia Wednesda; — Dinner dance, in honor of Miss Anne Sipple. by Mr. and Mrs, William Caleb Sip- ple, St. Louis Country Ciub Tea dance, in honor of Miss Janet Shields and George H. Shields Ill, by Mr. and Mrs. George H Shields Jr 6409 Wy- ulevard Dinner dance for members and guests, St. Louls Womans Ciubd Luncheon n honor of Miss Jane But- ler by Mrs. Henry Stuart Butler, St Louis Woman s Ciub Luncheon. in honor of Misses Louise Rexford and Elizabeth Thompson, by Mrs. Warren Goddard, Brentmoor Luncheon bridge. in hopor of Miss Charlotte Blake, by Mrs Cevedra D Blake, Kingsbury apartments Musicale in honor of Mrs. Alice Acae- son Sproule, by Mr. and Mrz. Louls M. ~ : » c Hal!. Hotel Chase Thursday— Dinner dance. in honor of Mise Jo- sephine Bates. by Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. 8B Wailsh. St. Louis Country Ciub New Year's eve party. by Mr. and Mrs Edward A. Faust. 1 Portland piace. Dinner dance. in honor of Miss Sara Tyler by Miss Elizabeth Robert, Racquet Ciut '? sv Tea dance, in honor of Miss ° Emily « Lewis br Mrs. Joseph W. Lewis, 12 Hor- tense place. Cantinued om Page Three. ~~ Sat & pe ee nnd de ~ i tt >) > & ) * aAcAca aA ee tit sh iA ee eo ee oe ~ ~~ ...... a. eo © —" ~~ ee OS - + > & ed & o eee > ee ~ A WA A ee ee ee me nn nn bee oo pi i ee eS >) SSS VSsat’S isan a... Las /% i i ' ~ i a | ALAA oS See: ee SE SESE & EE EE a ee ie i ee ee ee — sss —_ _. \ ob ee he ee W WH uenaneg NRA ARA § SS pw pet ie Oe LEE .) SS WS 4 errrre Pr er ere er eer er rrrrrrer I AAA LA —— | - PAGES 1—16 “Triangle Clab She Notable for Display Of Smart Costumes White Fur Coats Much in Evi- dence — Most of Younger Persons in Filmy Chiffons and Silver Laces. N enthusiastic, beautifully gowned audi- Aes attended the § Princeton Thiangle Club's play. “‘Fortuno,” at the Odeon. riday night. Aside from our own Washing- ton and Missouri University, Princeton claims more St. Louis men, both in Alumni and stu- dents, than does any other school in the country The result was that fewer than 150 tickets were placed on public sale, the bulk of them going for debutante parties and those for returning students, all planned weeks azo. Many of the alumni took their whole families and friends of the university packed the house. Film chiffons and silver laces were worn for the most part by the younger girls, leav- ing the heavier metallic cloths with their luxurious sheen to their older sisters. . Even the smallest of St. Louis’ future social lead ers, with their pastel frocks, added to the brilllancy of the ensemble A bpumber of xorgeous fur coats, including several of the ermine ones in favor just now, were obeerved. Miss, Alleen Loftisdale wore one of the white ones, as did Mrs. Pau! Bakewell Jr. and there were dozens of others. A striking group in one of the boxes com- prised Mr. and Mrs. Russell Forgan of Chi- cago, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall Koight, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Niedringhaus aod Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Werner. Mrs. Forgan formerly was Miss Ada Johnson of St. Louis. Mrs. George W. Niedringhaus and Mrs Frederick D. Gardner were in opposite boxes with their families and groups of friends, the former in black lace with a corsage of yellow and the latter in white. Miss Elizabeth Luy- ties sat in a box with ber family, wearing a rose pink velvet evening wrap over her dark gown. Adjoining boxes in the center of the horseshoe keld a bevy of debutantes, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maffitt, who gave the party for Miss Josephine Bates, Miss Lillie Allen and Miss Eugenie Edmunds. Ad ditional guests were Miss Elizabeth Cuendet, lovely in a dark evening wrap with ermine collar; Miss Maud Miller Streett in white georgette; Louise Church, Juliet Lee Carpen- ter, Marion Stoner and Janet Wallace and Edward P. Maffitt, Rolla Streett, Robert Smith, Richard Dana, Field Goltra, Daniel Hodgman and Loise)l Papin. Miss Lucy Terry and her fiance, David Cal- houn, spent much of their time during the in- termissions receiving congratutations. Their engagement was announced that morning With them part of the time were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Niedringhaus. Miss Eleanor Simmons and Carl Koehler were in the par- quet, while nearby sat Harriet Moore and Hii- gard Tittman. One of the most stunning eve- ning wraps in the audience was worn by Mrs. Joseph Weldon Bailey Jr., formerly Miss Roberta Lewis It was of corded dull silver metallic cloth and ros¢ velvet, topped by a fur collar. Then there were Mr. and Mre. Virgil Lewis, the latter in orchid chiffon; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ely Smith with their family, which is rapidly approaching the debutante stage, and Mr. aad Mrs. Lionberger Davis, popular members of * Continued on Next Page. MISS MARY CARTER DAVIS, a debutante. garbed for the bridle path, and her guest, MISS MARY JANE TURNER. Ashen Drena-y. : ** 2 ee RR a TS ta ee = a 5 See, 4. OBS ee Rw eae Oe a ——— ee ie ee ee ee ee ee ee eee

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~_ = ~ - ~~ - -— - ye i. . | . ‘ ae ers at. Jew wd i. aw erie fl eI ww mi uf ; > , > ‘ 5 Le RO ST. Lous Charity Events Engagements gf! X issour! People |! «a0 BALL AT THE COUNTRY CLU oy ol Pacis | ‘GUESTS AT LUDINGTON FANCY DRESS eo ——— — ee Interest ai 7% In Society -at ME] Holiday Season _, ee ‘Recent Weddr me National Capital PD OF; V4 tilly” flies tt ag ‘tp, app x $4 7 SVSTIA ate mf ‘~ LAY SSTSSSSSA eal 4 ff) . oy hy [4A V4 S74 ?, a "fp . + ~ — : “fj ¢ ( LO v _ ™ . de em bee Oe bes Fe 0. ) . , - " Social ( 3|- : *- a P y /y* " . : > >. oom ’ 47 “ + ° . ‘ ~. . oe, . YtPr i yy : io ; ig Cee TT ’ a4 res ‘ us - 7 c . ’ - | ' | | endar TU S : ALLEL : “ff ‘ ee ee . * ©. ; : 7 7 ’ , A . , ." - “. - the morning. then going for a |Windermere place. The . meter ride. Col. John ©. Coolidg will take piace in February, ; father ef the eee Twas no " he In Washin n for th A mid-winter wedding qf gummm able (OPO De cecident tallved ihterest soc ially will be ear "7 nell: ay on qwisieed tres teal Miss Rebecca Chase, ato Sr SS ‘ toler Mrs. Henry Leverett we Chris'mas evr wd Edward = Trow bridge # Providence, R. 1L.. white SE after 0 rertaining the Senal« pages, et for Feb. 6 at Christ + aan went to Evanston, [11 e th ing Miss Chase i) el spent Christmas with their te ome this winter “ne adepted 9 children, \irginiay and brother-in-law and “Por neal eo Dawes, DDO WH returgh with Mrs. John Shepley a tor New Years. Most of th during the absence of Cabinet sp¢nt the;day in Washing- and sister, Miss Franesi, rn “e > : pale . > : SSSSSELSELE SERS RAE SE SEE EE SEY hd a _* ; Aa . = Mt, ion grows #ma.ie rn le C : - ~» ho ef oF aBrs ai ; CHnai v . > om iarg@® on tn mas spirit, its ; . * ons ‘%*o raise nas =: . ss : _ ee. : worthy charit. An. D&sSS&C a6 oe! NDA Viee President and Wre. Dawes ee fhe - yo See ee ¥ "7 : % ? : RAAT RV . . weererestre |. cee ere eenee OC ae*e ea eee at Announcement was meg tem. the british Embessy held eek of the engagement 4) maff party with a Christmas tr » * eer? 8 GesP a: a¢ ehasssehsm@y tne gare ee 22 een ty ag . TL esetee Tent ts ve. -™ idred North, daughtere® ed a typical English ‘hristn ae et S. 1 Mrs. Emmett P. North , + 2 attaches taking part, > se ee ees wer ‘ 2 giiiiiiitenes e¢*¢teceeoe or’ Ging lies Regis apartments, and in’erchange . pee enese neh T of gifts. Man‘ 08 we ee a ee ee > > ee ee . > » Oe 7 : . » » : oi shen a" e9) mall sete ristopher Terry, son 6f ie the o embassies followed oer S ¥* e — tego) JA » ms F ox piETSitase sresseets: ane, : Charies f “arro!l Terry of ~ “th aofatias y +4 . ee a Kingshighwar. The (“hristian nations, where th ’ mem ye , there ; ; Dowager y was told at a luncheon ' agiing of the childre rape eferaeineh: i nm with other the North bome. The weddi mMidiren in the Capltal schoois in- take place in the spring Me a belief in Santa Claus. RS ek Terry and his bride will | Wiss Olive Ledford is the fuest | : $2 5 | Po: ieee heme in Waco, Tex. Miss Wr. and Mrs. «. IL. Foster. After tama he : . ; 4 ~ , x. | + : “a ot is a debutante of last season holidars she will go to her Mrs. Eugene Merris ‘Vail gave i % 4 be 2A ah es % = hs. ee | : j ae ee a graduate of Mary Institute » in St. Louis to be with her her first reception of the seasor ee Ne 7 A, = are . Gate , | : a ; as Terry was educated in Texas. & =e Mi and Mee Gee = last week at her apartment in the a a es . A kt RoR iy 3 pe “a “ ? * Jent at Washington Tt niversity and hare econie memb*s wo Pe * >. (e the St. Louis Schoo! of Fime o . a . 2 CoN in, > oe . . . 4 ; Fai ao Rs © : . 4 ” Re “ — LOT. tts r Gordon is a graduate of ¢ a ‘ * nies peta 8 sue : whose eng Sata I e Aberdeen. Ui pe ie pgp cee Re Christoph A; pemeueeerce—— enn = . }* > s len and Mra Coolidce. oe en - ) ™ ani, Me “Ween | hey vad as guests th-tr 7 In = | om : . Stewart, WiUltam and How- Joseph L —— ie ith th -y in Premes do point of embarkation ‘evr —. . 3 : : MISS FLORENCE and Northern Africa. | F ee re & : . | LUDINGTON fering an excellent base for excur am : for whom the party was sions to the ruins of Pom: e +, “se a - nta : és ven stopes of Mount Veeuviu 1 the - a ye many other places of historic i r. , est and natu bh t / : ? , R poomragry iy ty i: él —— i c nN « tL} V@E ULY ee . } > - . > . . - ? . ~~ 4 va % . i lf | Seer e COCO LLL Oa, . v — . a rived a) *. ° Q : - y ~ ed oe my . tel there during the pas: toate 5 Ss - Mr. and’ Mrs WAYS .* J CAN Ww WANS STIS) liame, who live in St. Lowis * ——— ; —-— - , date has " Eleanor Summons. i The wedding “ent (“hrtstmes ws in a Ivo uis. a ti Rebecca Chase. Miss Eliza- | engagenient of Mie tale (4°: Friday ag Joun B. arties, ] s rsor. «'dow of the late Senator beth Clark and Miss Kath caret Carthaus, daughter ef , heme te we a Ge », And O71 erine Smuth. and Mrs William Carthaus of ‘ ee a rs ' ) ; > members of Congres , '* h piace, to Charities tL. > ha : cal ed tha ‘vies - presi - ‘ " Seer Pi ————" Iter, son of Mr. and Mra Tm e a z lee | m= Youse,” which Mrs. Hender- dress party wi M; L “a T ter. was announced yeste oan ee | iss Lucy lerry . "fered as a gift for the use Ye briage luncheon given yy : : 2 t vice presidents. More than br Mr. and Dir “arthnaus for 36 close - » os ti+an 2 ; -,7 : e Eng d \ d's: e+ | a - JOST al. Oncaea ists il ° ngaged to We - daughter. After lus & MANN RRR ~ ‘ AS, WH eet thi, | . — . aw if ad > . ‘ 4 ” ‘ . . * . . ON IS , . WON Sx ‘ ~~ ‘ the Misses Marv and J. Art! ~ rauane _ . YY Ss xy ‘ 7 ee. ./\ uis ~ RNY and Mrs WOUIS have ~w -— os Dead “A AterT r . & “nere a ‘hos 4 ' - of * e : Ly ance was given by her the pelka, Virgin re : ern ae ; Zs ane [Deutman., during eo Tances fe tTrenZerdor f\ r tur 7 e: ZS little dancer dist ributed . SN ¥ . iciwur: a : gar’ a” : ana a VYarte\ C is the in which red hearts had z . ‘hea ervtrance *o rhe arre ae result i e - . _ : =" t.- ' , . ‘ an ¢ - : ngagement cea led, bearing the ve _ ot : meriy ™ As Ar ys » = r- ; sy - , ~ . rs be: : $ . Ou, Was alrron Nos re : x , . °* iq) receive her guests 7 pians ar lin pe x Terry. couple. The last rose hag ) Dale ue brocade gown and Petreva. anot he ‘ ‘ : Albert gagement ring for the | her boa to match. | . ninster thaus The wedding 7 Thornton P. Boland of St. About . a riage ad A Copelin avenue, announces the ntes tn honor of Miss Anne &Y*2 ©} an ace gament of their damgnae pte ebutante daughter of Ml of the Chu xn *- | Virginia, to anthony O'Neill of, eri ~yY SS _- . a. ind Mrs. Butier. . honer of their son of Mr. and Mra MO EC Frere Bn of 6124 Pershing avenua Qi Porm-- Secretarc . : : : J of S*ate AtiG sisting Wi, ry, 2 4 fers. © ihu Root arrived from New norind seal A wedding of interest to f to apend Gleteie ae Dorinda Kenne ‘Leuts is that of Miss Helen n i ation a’ ee “ baat : — . WOMMW®Ws OX iris in Waal it her first Christmas Rath: wa ow de spent in the eer e H man. Suse al , son-in-law an daughter we. nee aii ’ . Fitch, daughter of Mr end br ” 1 Ferguson and F | re QO. Mary of an i? IIT and Ee. isa bet h FIAT = Wats ren E. k iteh ee . +a haved + + s 4 stover Schoo! ™ of hildrer. BY a 4 , i s 4 ser of the Rapids. Mich . sa of Juage = ye! 4 | Rs mperial. . . nt rider ¢2 >, historic *”* B*° s nx on Nen Tea: — | cow (% — OUALT: sas! Y if “a ° —_ Ha s riamMmmond ci sd Agnes Renoist Z ans Banc aqr Dien |e! ° - ._» - . ’ 4 — , a -hiee "G4" or Madam ons = ii * "7 tanfes, were if g GRAND-LEADE ner, wife of the Ambamss- ae Zs _ ‘ YA, , V1 Yr ranure, who ie leaving — — — ington within a fortnieht =F -- ~ = = » : : ~~ WOrth Sma | mmond and Mizs Harry Hall Kal - a - mmond will sail for Eu- hosts el , “4 ‘es in January and will be OP ki Me _ 3 i ! a ' e , Oe” wusidtiddldlldsyeD: , ! oe tell ll Utd tTddads We LLL etait LU1LOVSSDGS by mos bo alte FFF ot se ee ee “J tee ~ cee ote oF de COPA 0 ORM ME tar cr 4 . \ nts A bridge vam = . | Pree Cf, ; ickson of 4346 afternoon of r= AO ae : aster piace and ler aml aati : » » he . . ve zat EFuc j nd t d i ewe ~ - irs. Stanley Stoner, will | / Miss Eugenie Edmunds and Albert Bond Lambert : : S&S a TE rege vupptittldl 4 a , us Jan. 15 1 +) im | , Yinter Park, Pa. ' sear 7 7 : - \¢ ~ @ e “Aqgeti ’ = Reading from left Misses Judith Spencer. Jane Butier. ~ stoner will iit % |. graaue Frances Breck and Elizabeth Scudder Sion C., before going! ee and the Sacred Tarior and Ma Ludington Carniva yf : | —_ Ganen is th . : — . aoe Calendar and Mire ® 7" , ’ nila , + k - and Leet At Country Club | : ; ' | a= - : : B For the Week ~ of Howard . ' tee . a i « nz ’ \/7 VIIA pants ptttdttllttltlllvddTTPUTTTLDLLIDILTLITLTLYLSTSLL ILLS YISSSSSSISAPALS LS SAAS SS SIS Add TPAD LSD S PAS | 22 Pidey— it onchean - anew ui a: Migs Etta Bi 714-16 Washin a Av. | - ~ ker byw Mf , herst place gaF ” , " ‘ a Fagen i = a iuncheon last s . At tiie ne | —* Ggaer Pad | ir. a ’ ‘ Un*,r- re | a "s hn ne = r niece. Miss Sm ) tid , fi SRS paper om — Weetmineter | a. I * 8 ea a heese ea. cy 2. ae » um . | ané aust, ti ee ’ ' Maud A). ine 7 @ ths ress fastened to ker StFIking Display ot rsay vening | : e four winds for : agare Roman fs - Costumes Seen. at Present for Panlina Longworth. ‘me and 1 - ok | nost « is o — the 1 2enr la’ Maa t. " INCINNAT! 7 . — L ‘lub: tea im honor of to Sam Pre : Silver and Gold Brocade | | | is my oes Triangle Club Play | * we wing a aie rp ‘ * . = pot ' : log , ~~. S. Marte Michel. by Mra take place tz 2 — . oie Clertrude I : : , e : ' ow 2 ULI 7 Y,' er $6 and $8 Values YZ e o . . - . rertUe. | 5 . iMcheon in soner eof = = '€ : fg ; ’ i. e me ("hy lon - : ' ’ ‘ we LA Le~tine VM " new br Mr if Suils er BR roca dis , ; ' > . \e $ ID eoi8 Br ads (Centineed frem Preceding Page. —_ » . 7a Ts james Viet Uenew and nounced. . » Oe ; . en > we - ™ i it} mc he hid ' . in ’ OT re | i; ; td wal se ' eo Kid sa iz ’ : : fs ’ " > . . ‘ ; \ i* . = — " Puke, president | . Ae , . : en! wean cr wagers aT f ; On. 2. & iunmcheon given i ¢ . o> Baim _ Lurch will a : . “ty enn A. Holmes bv Mra i he 7 = Our entire stock of Hair Goods is offered Gs Deer: Holmes, st. Louis Counm- —..- a White Satin on P ‘call a Ra Sl ny ng. ~<¢ — ) e silk rompers 5 ete bat _ ai : week ata discount of 25%. Practically aey mel Se — in ee of | a0 Mises nor by trustees of t ) mil - ence BAY 5 ts - “a ie : _ gocl pedro ws Streett ga a tea dan nad supp: | , : , ~ “ or piece may be selected = this 3 = rR ngey Shecieaien oo Ste pane cr ounty Leagwe of wildin 7 -7 a ah lise Luding- —* ce ll — — a ne oe (OR Mesa aba ote “e - Early cnoosing iS advisable. ‘ ~ Walter Duke Themp- oe "c ean Associations here * . atte repr nt . Uri : Re. ten = _— oni | it bs , 7 , \ . : al » OO 45 Linde’ boulevard. ban Vornt ican nert reblied. “Oh ne iat © an peding punch & avr WwW na W Chi . . Muriay —Dinner dance tn ered Kamen Blind (.trts’ creme Party. ne anything. ny" : a : f a om r LA is ¢ ste n.y tw : ; Anadon Preparations oe of M lasses Jane and Claudia The annva!l Christmas party 4 of a tiny ! | heasted “” pooner he arenas — ‘ je cas Prin ) wg rg = wy "Ss and Rives Watthews eld at the lee Girlie Mome. 5 . » siender feat : vers _n - in , - Peel ah thy is x " . hia : : Bre : i Ah | A 95%. Off “se ¢ ind Mre. (laude tl. Mat- Pegs boulevard, Thureday after- length as its only ornamen , shor 1c , so » trouser r ron Vi nd M ' a | ‘3 , t 'e, “ yy Louls Country (lub Special neon. The prograr neliuded mu- siceve iene Vv ow Sateen ar : h as Sarr . ; . Was if oO : : = " BOner of kewtn ume - eit, recitations by the Diind girls « red tulle necktis eouon * ana .¢ mas et ‘T™. boulevard, ; stl a! ' sutitu/ During this week Anadon Toiletries Pg ta Mr. and Mra Fee - 2 On ait . and distribution of fruits, candy gioves sizeg too bis n piaid oa ui tia . 0 n . sz : if r ’ ang . , frz@h Soike chosen at this remarkable saving. There are ~ ts ’ lleortense place bu fet | oe cream and cake Every mem- stockings Mre. Lambert wags a ™”* som iam pases 6a eT) npc two | ) “reams. and hair preparations of ail kinds. “% .o ‘mn henor of Mies Martha ber Of the home family received biack and yellow opierrette with (‘rock wae mmec wit baka song: red e° par “e ; _ it —— ey ions : Mrs lialph tT. presents from the boards of the peaked hat, and her husband wore Tape anc one of Be: ons nand ar. 1 nd’s specialty e- ; | if petty Se" Been, 431! McPherson ave | heme as well as frem outside somebody's vest over a red flan. ha yiopnone . 2 imel shirt @pd piaid trousers gath- rv sali Spa f | = *

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a eet Engagements of © Interest and Recent. Wedding; 'Miss Letha Stevens of E vas. ton, Ill., to Wed_Harold Cun- litf, Former St. Louisan. } UB - — Mrs Ss Wowk SS WS . le - Mr of 3! and Sidney Pp. = Steven, ~~’ + _ ad =... so" LAPSES SSS SET ESET have announced the engage ment oft | the ir daughter, Minas Letha. ang. |Hareld Cunliff of Chicago, former... ly of St. Louis. Miss Stevens ig Gia) > - “+s eee eee eee Oe mother, Mrs. Charles Cunliff, o¢ 1g: Windermere place. The will take place in February. ——." 7... SS sk. A mid-winter wedding of interest socially will 'Miss Rebecca Chase, daughter of Mrs. Henry Leverett Chase, ang Edward *& Trowbridge Jr. oF Providence, R. 1., which hag been 6 at Christ Church Cathedral. Miss Chase is gaz; home this winter with her brother-in-law and sister, Me and |\Mrs. John Shepley Lionberger. during the absence of her mother and sister, Miss i rope. much . be that of _. . / set for Feb her LALA SSALESRESEEST SASS LARS EALS SR LSABAAS SSS SS SSP SPSS SET TE Announcement was made ig¢ week of the engagement of Migs Mildred North, daughter of Dr, and Mre. Emmett P. North of the St. Regis apartments, and Jameg* Mrs. Charles Carrol] Terry of . North Kingshighway. The news was told at a luncheon given at# the North home. The wedding wif) jtake place in the spring and Mr, 'Terry and his bride will make home in Waco, Tex. Miss North is a debutante of last season and. (@ graduate of Mary Institute. Mr,, | Terry was educated in Texas. : | The engagement of Miss Méhz i'ville Clement, daughter of Mr. ang |\Mrs. Arthur P. Clement of 5906 \McPherson avenue, and Allen W; 'Gordon of Irvington, N. J., was an i'nounced «‘hristmas day. Miss Clement is a former stu- dent at Washington University and; the St. Louis Schoo! of Fine Arts. Mr. Gordon is a graduate of Gor- don College. Aberdeen, University, Aberdeen, Scotiand, and Rutgers in Pennsyvivania. Me served army in France during The wedding date hag not SAS BARS ALALAA SE EARL RAS RNAS ERE ARE ERAS £4.04 RA RERRE RR RERAREA LS ERR LARA AS > > sb bs a ee oe Se ee AAAS WMMWWWMWOwQ } Wear. becn s¢! The @gngagement of Mies Mar- garet Carthaus, Gaughter of Mr. ,and Mrs. William Carthaus of 382% place, to Charles L. Carpénh- of Mr. and Mrs. T. Carpen- was announced yesterday at @ luncheon given by Mm Carthaus for 36 close friends o@ her daughter. After luncheon dance was given by her niece, M '\Jane Deutman, during which ta@ little dancer distributed red rose@ in which red hearts had been con bearing the names of the) couple The last rose had the ef gagement ring for the iss Car- thaus. The wedding date has net been set | o- i Utah ter, son iter | bridge f news social- xpected, is the e® +ngagement Bite law Terry, @ Mrs. Albert 1 Westminster ancdoiph Cal- Muigi Signorini) we and Mrs. J. T. Bergs of 32%] a SROER. | Copelin avenue, announce the e pe intormally | t of their daughter, Miss gament ¢ a S * urist- Virginia, to Anthony O'Neill Croak, = sae Terry | son of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Croak of 6124 Pershing avenue. A wedding of interest to Louis is that of Miss Helen EF. Fitch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Fitch of Minneapolis, Kan. and H. Lee Meyers of Grand Mich, son of sates cealed, a piquant beau- ersonality have member of the duate of Mary estover School came out two Rapids 4 mpe of ; ; o* ~ ceraa 1. W. A. Meyers of St mded the Uni- | which took place in Grand : and is a mem. | Dec. 1%. The couple were - avd is Country ang|ed by Miss Ann Karr oO Continued on Page 4. Purchases Payable in February BAER&FULLER GRAND-LEADER ———— _ eridan place, Evanston ices , ~ —_ = une quent ee — a nett eee ee ee ee oe — —_— -———— eo -_ —_ _— — er — ee SUNDAY MORNING, =, 19205. Missouri People In Society at WEEK | National Ca pital Seasanaas bi John B. Henderson Enter- tains 300 Guests at a Dance. AAAN eats} $0 the Post-l).spa: WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.—Presi- eand Mrs. Cooledge had a fam- party at the White House for? mas. including their son. ll Coolidge. They spent the wery quietly, attending services First Congregational Church the morning. then going for a Col. John ©. Coolidce. President. was not Washington for President after entertainins th spent Chrisimes wit) adopted children, Vir , Dawes, V0 Wi) yem for New \ 6a Pabinet spent th: Ip accordan« tom. the britis: Mn Y party with a ef a typical Inglis m ell the aitache em bassics luding thos: nations, where the other _ even in: Christian 2 sling of the children with othe: nin the Capital schools in- a belief in Santa Claus. Vise Olive Ledford is the Wr. and Mrs. ©. Il. Foster. z holidays she will go tc me in St. louis to be with Mr. and Mrs. Oli‘ he suils for kre] . PLL PP AAAAVVIPPP Aap woadhoaswepgadd ad wddadddddhhhah AI a ) N 4 @tlends scl . $. Miss Ledfo “4 »? Ss - _ . . . , . . a) ~Sa | . VW imine ron J WY Mirs. Williatas if st. (,@ore , MISS MILDRED NORTH, whose engagement to James Christopher Terry has been announced. . 4 si + How- ‘a a. Parties, Luncheons ‘oneger :. Thornton P. Boland Ms and Washington icheon on Wednesday to mtes in honor of Miss tler, daughter Stice Butler. brmer Secretary debutante and Mrs. of State and Elihu Root arrived from New to spend Christmas S0On-in-iaw and daughter, } @nd Mrs TT. S. Grant IIT and > children. a aa Wii In order that her firs t be spent = in Tth home in Cincinnati. er of the molas Joongeworth ling F.oosevel+ Ohio city for Will return in reception by the Speaker Longworth that the histori House and took Long mort} >) holidays. for ne the i 44% 4 since Tank. on Nev + a ec Year's ——— er ili Havre Hlammnio rt Thursda* for rs. John macheon Madam* mer, wif Ambassa- of Frere. who i leaving hington Wital fortnight. and ond and Mizas i }4, > Sa ‘ for Bu- Mrs. ¥3 4 Hammond . - Ata . in 4 : sé ‘ hed and w i ] ¥. nt ‘or Tarr Ts — | : an a : . . : Josey] Li } ne ov oft 4246 és Minster > ~ er _— «, : . hier, Mrs stanier Stoner, will St. Louis Jan s.r a. and her ,. 7 > . ‘ce’ Ss ’ . + , He ar onor of ’ : 4, +?) . Lor (ner ,¢ ea Tv) ; Fla. TiIsit in a iné ’ } inter Park. wey er will * VISIT to VW Mario: + iNgton Y bth fore ing welal Calendar | er-Christmas Sale of Hair Goods At 95% Discount ire stock of Hair Goods is offered this discount of 25%. Practically any tyPe may be selected at this great saving- Dosing is advisable. Anadon Preparations At 25% Off this week Anadon Toiletries may be t this remarkable saving. There are face and hair preparations of all kinds. Parlor—Third Ficor.) | Sar ur For the Week Continued trem Page One. Frida , a B ei, ' > ‘«é Di Miss Sat . Westminster pla ri? Lous | son | Seine i ? : a+ or * *% > ‘~ » Mrs mer bv Mirs Louis «ou ’ ‘ 4h | I h dere ‘ ' nostess's Wl honor of . j NLIsses OTL pPson, ames . . ™ d Nas! Mri hompsen, br Mr. Brown, Janet Thomp- tha Ash. ©} Vornbroc! O. H. fred Kammerer ase Jane and Claudia ves Matthews ‘laude I.. Mat- untry <«‘lul a . In Rumer 1 Miss Jose PMoit Special 25°. Discount Oo all Imported Wics. Transfermatices avd Hair t-ouds. 1) mn Inecto-Rapid Hair £10.98. Hirsch’s Hair Bazaar oe ON. Tth Bt. -"p4 - , ermanent Wasing Martha l’herson ave- Tinting (entra! a Y Sn Py 3 = WSO I, 2h fyttl * * “areca re Mlyeorer: Gy yreress # Vretttt pecasccsresesoscsaosessattef* . Orersne-< °s Pa 44 “e - V2 Wi % Y NAAR MN MAAN AX as 7 ee . . \ ae OE hh hhhetdlididilsie RR RRARUBAARAY yy” OY \ NAY SSSR WN NMMHMAQY‘KV . - A e .* NY NN YY “Uy yy CMM A: WOK _ MISS EMILY LEWIS, who is home from the Ethel Walker School in Connecticut for the holidays. 2 Ashen-Drenner. NE 7 / , 7 y , , ; a oa , a a , A ul , , , , a a , Y), , \ MOON Sie 4 ALAA SEALER EEA & EEE EEE ES cacao ia & .** . N . N MAY MMMOMAY 7 s . a... as. eS ee ee eh \ ~ SSASSAAANAAANSN SS ; sss. SSSS SVL S SS SSS SL SV SS SSS SS PRS L ENS SESE VAS ES URNA SAAS. . . rn as '6 wae 4 2 : 5 , x NNSA AAA MM NARA S ~ALACAS AAR EEE EE ES REE ST ES SE . ~S . ~ .Y \ \ Qo ‘<3 < - Oe a ft f*- es ce % iy sy Ss eS : ‘ 7, 4, 4 . , 44, 3 4, GOUWWLTS OTT LIMMALEN LETS SST 7 LLL LEELA , 7 “ef "of MISS MELVILLE CLEMENT. Her engagement to Allen W. Gorden was an- nounced Christmas day, ; —Ranidcler \ MISS ALICE WILLIAMS, who will be married Gordon W. Gere] Ba to Feb UA 4 yf %%. VIIIILLLLTLSDM MLL NM I ore? “IN y MQ AYA WS NBK8 way Z Z vill LLL i seddilisidishdddddddddddlddddlbddddduaupyy 4 SAIS FA LEASES 4444S SAAS 64S “ftle SSSA IAI AA SAA LA44A14«4444444 444MM lbh llhhhlAhde OCC CLIT J OOM MMMM TTL ELLLLTA th 4” - “te, “Gy J Vol ttl ether, titrsintyy, As Wd 7 “ttt bt phipyyyyy YOUN SG S fi, VITS 11474, ~ 4% Ys, : WY %Y al % ‘\ . are =u" , is Switzerland. davs at Sr. who is “4 lLAlvy Winner .Weitzenkorn, in York City, wil! return to Ler home Tuesday. 3 — V isits St. Louisans on Holi i'n for a f day has Pur monins Mrs. New Winner who fru ja uk! le! : Mrs. Rebecca *T) Visiting Lier Now Seuth Sea Iriand« and the Heawalian Islands The will pars ttme in. Pasaden md Sou er? ‘aliformia and Sant! returning te 3! ry? os ti Mrs. John Mac Don- ‘Wo eae. Dr. and d of Hampton P spending ti ith the doe nk © place ha holida, Jiilier Ke aSOT ‘ors lrubu lioscoe Il wif talboa, Panama Hiillenkoetter is Mrwin of the \iax who ' (‘anal Zor aid to Aa destrov: Vire ' } ase. : ’ ir * hve and nigsberg of yt attending isanne, hoi hi is schoo] is spending Mari'z. wher sie poet James KH. Mr: Gow in J ann and Mre. James BR. Metiowa nior in the of comme! tnt rank 100) Louis " . stuuent ua. _~* al \i a? ; Ais lh. A nh iene hors e sailing on the &S. &. Makura from San Francisco Deg 10, with a party of friends from l’asadena four of the Zeanian : who are here : WZ 4% %y “iy 7 Od ee 4 « Ytrttr, nea - . CLLLLL/ Py “fa ° 4 HPAL EEAHELAERAARER DE joooesoal IP amor KLLLLLL POO A Atal Jeg. oo , Wt tsypyff * . ceceeemmanmnaar of 4 “ 4% @ + e a ao MISS JEAN COTTON of Boston, the guest of her cousin, Miss Roccena Baldwin. -Ashen-Lrennper. All Incomplete Assortments and Discontinued Lines of Corsets At Very Great Reductions * Including the most favored models of the Meetings and Programs + . ‘ . : ’ ’ iu ‘ i v\ : | ta ie Louis the Amer: Of Women's Clubs, «i ] {) clocK l’lans were as lation ef wf- | as party 1) the Jeffersv ‘ - a ua ar? a» program of Chriat- m ‘ — y ae een arranged. Ths tp ’ ’ : y m)- ‘al mhiaf Josep! (“a vs tp \s season—lace-back and lace-front Corsets. Corseleltes. Rubber Girdles, Combinations, Wrap-Arounds and Step-Ins. Not all sizes of any model, but every size is represented in each price group. Up to $3.50 Corsets at $1.95 Up to $8.00 Up to $6.00 Corsets at +2.995 — $12.00 Corsets at rsets at $3.93 "Sie Early Selections Are Advisable, Becatise of the Limited Quantities in Each Style and Model SS f = _ -==—— = Lal 5° a fentinued em Neat Page. A Timely Sale of Gold & Silver Brocade Evening Slippers Our entire stocks of these models—including Sandals and Opera Slippers—are Reduced $15 to $20 reduced to $12.45 $10 to $12 reduced to : | ‘t. Louis Lnusual Announcement A fter-Christmas Sale of Fall and Winter {ILLINERY Reduced to cl We Specialize in Large Head Sizes VWillinery Dept. Second Floor Of Original Price ITHOUT exception all of our choice Fall and Winter Hats have radicals reduced to one-half of their original price. beer ATS that are now at the height of the I and will be worn for several months. Satins. metallics, velve off-the-face, droop-brim \ oOoule mss COTTE TRha and toque 4 hed tions. models. — dress and evening wear. A few of the styles and mate- rials are wanted shades, all sizes and widths. D’Orsay Operas Patent MONDAY AT SHOEMART AtterXmas Sale \ ge tom 4 Am aes ’ i! Women’s $10, $8.50 and $6.50 Footwear Sweeping reductions on our best Main Floor lines—in- uding styles for street, listed. All the Backle Pumps New Step-ins Smart Straps Oxfords Black Satin ° Chestnist Satin Blonde Satin Blonde Kid Tan Calf Black or Brown Kid OG OI NERO Gf HEA N ——Ee SS ee Ose —— <= _ea. - - “

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-_s—- — eee eae eee —— ee — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. | ST. LOUIS tn nce ————===— — — Ee a ~~ f ‘Me. and Mrs. l Hiren i. |. . - - . ‘ 7 + ’ * = — — 1 aseeFt he *¢hea union daur- ha s New Year's Eve wa paPt, Marty ar = ) slled to order br the’ piedgest securec b ne union cu of a .v€ ‘ ‘ , ' ’ tar viet? meeting was called to 01 . ne : r. - «4 T °1 tn +} " Spring Tur-' Marty Kalman. Rubw Cohn. Morris (ouwls, anc 4 ‘ erusee e\rothal of saident Mrs Archie Gariland.'/ mg the past rear MM rs. 2. ; ' Sew ors S ang a si ; ; “> Grand Wr. and Mrs. lL». Ge ‘a f $4 president, - » ~s-* - Si , . ide . os i — B - ,*, on . " oy — . ti —" ‘ Art} he Xf ati is Hlenry >» ‘ Wii lil 2a* it tT} ri As . : : s : 4 : = , *. aT 7 Harold s. > - } a for the ensuing “nal r. pPiayred a group $0108. fh" tia tT. } afDu L. a oo —_ ; oe , =otzgier: App . ——— f The Sr. TLouis 1; Star M an “20s oa ” aa gaz 4 ie. l ran. aAtwor Mies Harriet (rehor: Tae ade Rose's Mothers ae Staff N | ga’ ‘ riety * party fore’ roitzmia Silk A is -* Sh of - ker of Cie@Veial i aven anno e AD “ACR == wee ; . [i .V®@, i~* i + 3 i. aT. . a aie . , 7 - « " ; —_ rs = . » mas bee: campaigning recenuy in ; , — , \lorr.is rank Mieax Goldstein, iou «c- | ovis Eagement of their daught: r Viiss . - T — 7-« } =— - > = + o} = . eden | rank. JTAX (rO GS.ein, ive Sr Louis | American Fi: ne. ai Tl Luss ii : a ial 7 iS nig in ® ifita ss ,e.°Tads ——— . t : a , ” - , rin es , : ~ ~ ——- . 7 »” eh, interes? i - ri i ’ | a | it k = tD- . -_ . oe 48 au iN Ker Ire 17) ak = , , _— — P ——— Wi T a j ire - 4? . i? : Mevers:, Conservation, Mrs. Cat! (lub howse Wes ‘ Mr. and Mrs. B. } lio © — ’ ' . . ’ ‘+ " : . ry i é : j > - « : aD 7 > ‘ ; ra : rT " " J F : , ‘ lents of the school are being ex- , Dan Tansbaur Dave Mis- of 6429 Wanda terrac: & ft Mi " . ; " --* . LT ec ha > . . —_ : 4 i a4 o Q > 4 «= % “ 3 7° " } “+ mrieg ") ales hoe . a SE > Ledman }’ress Pubheit: and Flamm Hiealth and food 1345A Semple avenu i : erg 2d ae ee en Pe mt -- “imoanah Tar! Pance: Pyp. Ya-Be taiks to mothers were post- Mu Gamma Sorority Dec 19 | Ity ira Winon 1 Tat r ru we Welfare. Miss Virginia Sila poned because of the Christmas, Those present were Misses Lillia: Engagements of FOR ALL THE FAMILY . | internationa! Relations. Mrs. Ha-|P@rty siven to the school by the Buck, Blanche Stewart. Rose Ber- I d A FINE - - . sare . vterwedl s Club Seven hundred kin. Dorothy M , - ngere. = s ae _ elt avenge, Saturday afternoon, | agsociation will give a banquet Jan.| Oe 8 Sera Sievers; Moines, Is ae E Sgr arg and esreiient §=heakth. —— - | s-— © ‘ = — ag Messrs. Jack Block riarr Mo las. oe" mrenpeort Ta Mr ang Vrs superfine singers. ree- , an. ¢ 8 at 6:38 O'clock at the Gatesworth. ea onabiy priced. Ship Mir IDERN BRITISH ned safely anywhere. an PRINTS MELODY LANE ae Gilt Vieterta AF. Ses ae om “ Market (ar FRENCH COLOR PRINTS |. ™ The Wee Evy vw. Cc TFT YT tert4) Hotel. in memory of Pr. Snider's students and SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Abus: = birthday. Former home f Mrs. Tl. B. Rarrw | fmends of the late Dr. Sni der will oe a ght avenue Wee w uri! weicome. Reservations will b« FRANK RAINGER’S NEW STUDIO . . 2 .* 7 "Tica 7» --* =* ~ © ~” the rer = « Geé "nr «a 7. eel : - 3° wi as Mirs Vv lJ iat c « i> See : > . ~~ Ne 7 - Stage Dancing and Dramatic Art Open Daily and Evenings, alse Sundar OF THE XWII CENTURY on = Vee - tamung oF \ , a] . os . = ad ’ ee ~ = . im . TOD ue ‘ magazines and Mrs. C A May cf'* cons Enroll Now fer New Classes Beginning January 4-6-7-8 ES SEES = the mi mn children’s temperance The St. Louis Outing (ub will Euclid Bidg.. Euclid and McPherson . ; = C—O ee ee ee | ‘. » _ oe, i » Mrs. Frederick J. Harde~ty. M Iss PHYLLIS DAVIES, .§ laughter of Mon Fiorenc: vies f 1408 \] «4 usliand " , . 7 ee oe ecwand ave. |) Plenty of Large-Size Coats Plenty of Large-Size D ié aks Ta seu > out ua at ize resses >" Frederick Jer Hardesty of M All of the stvle smartness of the petite and misses’ sizes TH les in the 1} : man ? ewe i: ie rook |4 in th sal Coat groups in sizes rangi rom 38°, ¢ styles tm the large sizes are identi aa SI } n e spec Coa groups sizes f ng from 38°, a ' 4 - tical rn v | o| to 48'- | i wijh the misses’ sizes. They range from 38'> to 48%, B.¢ ther ; : Oc K tn { wd i [oor é Meetings and Programs of Women’s Clubs hy es tron 3S ( = = zt wet at Provides for Holiday and the Rest of Winter's Needs! eames B Lermst, ch The holidays remind us that the season is advanc- re: Mis 4 ing and inventory approaches. Stocks must now paret Barry, Anna 5. 1 be reduced! Profits, even costs are forgotten! Gar- Girls’ School Frocks EE tears consictine «: land’s never carry merchandise over from one.season ee oo fe Wood. Pugavers as to another. Prices throughout our many sections have $715 | pes | been reduced tor quick disposal i eee The coldest Frocks of cloth—tlannels, jers . serges, and combinations—are show slipover or two-piece styles with lored trimming applied in simple w Each is excellently finished and an SEMMMEEE Hunter, Mary Fur-Trimmed Coats day functions to prepare tor. And Garlands as usual, Dresses Reduced | — pealing value. Sizes 8 0.14 years . Moore: Nell Nicholson. lars Pro. | Values to $99 for = rae an months of Winter are ahead. There are the many holi- ire. 8 a takes the lead in providing St. Louisans with the right , baie Party and Kew ‘Year’ ear's ; | | vy fur tr e wear 4 dozen fine silk. ‘eatin or filmy _~ hey nay " ae Poi, et iss >] price, & scare af shades ) i ot . Coats L Lup to - tO! : Did The Year S Greatest Y alues All S:zes—Plenty of Size 40. 42. 44, 46. 48 to 6e. f Chama s a isses 2nc VW ORTenR . wizes rd Fleor i Dress Salon—Second Floor.) 3 i v. or Are Here Now! cms 69. Are Greatly Reduced in Price $4.50 . Girls’ Coats of wool po- laire, well tailored. are grouped for this selling at an extremely low price. There are smart flare styles, tai- lored or trimmed with fur fabric. An excellent time to choose a Coat for a girl up ‘oO § years. $7.50 This group includes Coats »f many models—for baby boys and little girls, in sizes { to 4 years. Made of broad- cloth or polaire cloth, with excellent details of fSmnish. And— pp ee ee ed he ee a a SO. eee Oe Oe ee lw FLU —~ en ) | : lite ow: Bail Fur Coats Girls’ Coats In the Bargain Section ley “ a | 4 | | , | a) Gee : : an Other Winter Coats Of. | ae a $13.95 Dresses “Aone | co o= ae — has A ‘A , - > - ; guia: ine $10 Silk Gowns asa ~ : eo es an . s _ ‘ 1+adtiles io i 2 ~ . : , , ~ "es ; : . , , s/s - oa +* $6.95 7 ir , * sun PS ivy, iv ; : ; : ; = , , - . , e « é > > g 7 . : al : : — : .- : . ‘. | : ; y . sar erate ga Girls’ terns, especi redu : ai : ’ . . - ~—- «2 . ms : ‘ . — , —— — ae wee his fering sele : Party Dresses i ite: paper ex 059 narvest of : ; _ . j a“~ «= at 4 . ; ; : 2a ate oT? | we ou | | eo _ $12. 99 vided 2 J ’ ‘ 7 od ee were give : reser , — _— = . AU if “gta " . ; es Mrs Pre ‘ ps ‘ew pastel shades i of isses _Womens sts . : ° . rs —, ate —m heed ’ M oe “= Yr” -- as - I re to rei ‘ L I Pty : = . . F 9 - S?con 4 " . ur? nr > nor ‘se ~, : . > ‘ 4 J li "7 , . - “a ~~ 0” rieo Second Floor The Alummt Assocta — Verse Be boo of Expressic: » 7 - - ui creat — ——_—_—— a — “ue regutar business= .¢ “hee! Saturday and silver Jlerrered Cards. > (Printing Dept.—Maia Fleer.) See OO ee eC

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 27, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—_—_ = — — ee ee —_ ee - ~ — ee cg —- to 48%. The youthful styles included are satins and crepes de chine | | , is ail Chief among the many values in the women’s coat depart- trimmed in tinsel effects approved so generally this season | | : eae ae , There are slipover models in sheath styles with flaring skit a a a aes on ee of abbreviated length—there are two-piece types in satins or | : "3 nany styles included. The flare, the straightlined, the simply wool combinations. Important reductions. Sizes 14 to 18 years. : desigried and the elaborately tri ed Coat are displayed a, ° ? | , 7 Junior Coats = = Misses’ Coats Women’s Coats , Women’s Coats a SCOTT 75 | Coats are shown for the girl This group contains the This select group includes The exclusive and individual 12 to 4%7—-they are inter- smart, new styles of the season many of our better models— dress Coats in our stock were lined and tailored in double- in high colors favored by the 7.75 | | individual styles of the season the source of this group—they breasted style with short fur youthful. They are elaborately | | | in quality materials and furs. are exquisitely lovely models collars for school wear. fur trimmed. Sizes 14 to 18. 4, Some are on semi-molded lines. | substantially reduced. “7 3e =, yy . "ee UND i (Women's Coat Dept.—Third Floor.) The Misses’ Stere—Third Floor g . oo” Girls’ School Frocks Misses’ and teat A Women’s Sports Coats ce Dress Coats Women’s Sport Dresses a. Party Frocks 1/2 Price ‘so Reduced ¥/2 and ¥/3 REDUCED TO © ~ 75 A select group of misses formal and . Every fur-trimmed Coat in the Depart- $ afternoon Frocks is offered at half price.* ment has been reduced for this selling but a a — eEeteriate tor the holi- of first interest are these noteworthy re- Frocks of cloth — flannels ersevs nora and are remarkable values. Sizes . ductions on high-grade Coats. Every = ) ~ ; ' os lh a is a late style and only recently received. Values to create enthusiasm are Sound S Ss, an binations—are shown in The styles in this growp are so va- , ee i in cleverly tailored woolens or simply : pet | .. ‘> For owin irls 10 to r7, ; r} hat they Se | , fered at Great Reductions ~ ~ / Second Floor : Cc © o=— ' 95 7 Personal New Year Greetin o Cards Finished in 12 Hours 25 tor $2.95 Individual, distinctive and inexpensive are these beau- tiful Cards, done @ colors, with your name, monogram and appropriate verse, to- gether with envelopes to match. You will take pleas- ure in sending them and your . riends in receiving them, eS a The Assortment Is All-Embracing. Including the Colors That Are Being Sought. and the Qualities Which All Season Long Have Proved Most Dependable At —— Yard lawn and fancy materials, of 40 inch Plain Crepe de Chines 36 inch Black Brocaded Velvets both domestic and foreign 32 inch Striped Tub’ Broadclot!* 40 inch Novelty Black Bengalines makes. Fancy prints, em- 40 inch Plain Color Satin Crepe 36 inch Imported Cut-Velvets, Colors. | broidered corner, andfmitial- 40 inch Plain Color Silk Radiums 39 inch Heavy Brocaded Colored Silks ed Handkerchiefs intluded. 40 inch Novelty Printed de Chine 40 inch Heavy Novelty ea pions ) 17c B 25e 40 inch Plain Color Satin Charmeuse 36 inch Imported Novelty repe janettes | a 40 inch Plain Color Crepe Georgette 39 inch Imported Striped Velvets on Voiles | saat oores: ah ee 40 inch Plain or Printed Silk and Wool Crepes 36 inch Imported Lyons Satin Striped Velvets many kinds—hand-embroid- 36 inch Plain Color and Changeable Taffetas 45 inch Imported Ombre Tinsel Crepes, Light Colors : ered corners, . | broidered, scalloped, and hemstitched all around. QS 50 | At S ID Yard At som Yard 35¢ @ 50c An assortment of very lovely Handkerchiefs, many | : imported from Switzerland; 40 inch Printed de Chines Appenzell Handkerchiefs 50 inch Plain Color Charmeuse with dainty handmade de- 50 inch Plain Color Flat Crepes signs also included. 40 inch Novelty Printed Radiums | > 4 ‘ 40 inch Heavy Crepe Georgettes 40 inch Plain Color Satin Crepes Mens Kerchiets : 40 inch Novelty Crepe de Chines 54 inch Plain Color Crepe de Chines 19¢ sta 40 j Plain Color-Canton Crepes : Initialed Handkerchiefs of linen with Longfellow Iiet- ters; also soiled and mussed . - Black Silks At 542° Yard Handkerchiefs of plain stylic. —are to be found in practically every 99, weave and are a most popular and im- P Li ' 1 7 portant part of the sale. 45 inch Velvet Brocades, Colors 40 inch Plaid Roshanara Crepes ips otal. nad ae 36 inch Imported Biack Matelasse 40 inch Silk and Wool Coatings and machine embroidered 50 inch Novelty Cut-Velvets on Chitton 54 inch Plam Color Satin Crepes Early selection advised , ' , 54 inch Bordered Velvets on Georgettes 36 inch Roman Striped Imported Velyets Remnants in this sale will not 45 inch Noveltv Striped Imported Velvets 39 inch Novelty Printed Imported lvets 0c be accepted after purchase for : 54 inch Tinsel Brocade Navy and Black Crepes Handkerchiefs trom refund, credit or exchange. f k r blouses. scarfs. lingerie trimmings etc aon giciulor Somnnaie ] ; aft re fc , 5 f “ES. wraps. S &e Ss. | , . . ° ; Lengths suitable for ernoon and evening [roc Pp Drench heal anieedieniiin Fecond F joer: See our beautifu] gilt F : itialed Handkerchiefs. and silver Jettered | Mendeenaeet, wast. and Cards. . ee heen teen eel a ’ ~, — ——— ~~ Matin Pieer.) re Dept lla : loc . — et RN ee ee Fr ee a ae er ee ~ ere Women's ‘Kerchiefs 10c @ 15c Handkerchiefs of linen. SO a ee eee ee i i ee ee | a a In the Bargain Section 36 inch Plaid and Striped S 40 inch Crepe Back Satins 40 inch Heavy Crepe de Chin 40 inch Heavy Satin Charmeuse ihn oe . a ee a ae I I DI SSN , a » ba ia “~— Z - i. EE — SS SSS cae

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ie MEE tee so Ti | __ ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH _ —-_—— Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Infants’ Knitwear, 50c Toques, hoods, bootees and sacques of woo! yarn, fancy stitched. Slightly soiled anc greatly reduced. Colored Sateen, 29c A complete range of colors may be had ip this soft cottor Sateen. with satin-lke i:nis! for comforts, linings, fancy work, etc. 36 inches wide Fancy Scarfs, 59¢c Lace-trimmed Scarfs of tan ‘ewel cloth: also of colored striped materials; size 18x50. Wool-Mixed Blankets $3.95 Pair Of heavy quality wool m:x- ture in plaids of black, pink, blue. tan and lavender. Size 66x80 inches. Exceptiona! value Infants’ Bootees, 21c In white kid or brown leath- er. Made with soft soles. Water Goblets, 6 for 59c Come in assorted styles Made of clear glass with neat cut design. Girdles and Corselettes 98c Each Of cotton brocade with ela: tic sections in al! sizes. Excep tional! values. Madeira Doilies, 69c Of fine bleached reund thread linen with solid hand embroidery work. combined with handmade eyelets and tin ished with hand-scalloped edge 12x18-inch 14x20-1nch win: 5 ine ea \ 69¢ 8oc Shadow Curtain Panels $3.50 Each In’ this group of Curta Panels, dimg room, living room and hal) wil! find decorative and serviceable window hang ings. Made of shadow net scalloped and fintshed with deep rayon bullion tringe (Sia! raQvr Window Refmgerators $2.98 Galvanized iron boxes for keeping food: adjustable to practically any window. 5 | —— lesigns MD! ‘ oh se! nati 00 Q' a] Be wseceoccsdcscrcetée ml —~ Jets; sand scalteped edges ; ane ecataped. Suguey eetic “ee wD cer o slight y aa f / Bi i so al Extraordinary: 75 F ( =—— 1° oo. — :; ; | ; ltalian Filet Hand-Embroid- All-Linen Embroidered . . . White Wool Blan! Luncheon Sets ered Card Cloths _—Pilloweases Linen Sheets Sale of Women s Footwear ( $39.75 and $49.75 $3.95 i5e Each oe ¢ $ Import heets with ¥ iC ‘ Runner and :2 oblong Madeira covers for the A very unusua! value einen ofan. ontinets. SAY . Two Special Groups Ofter Choice Aft 2 Pair mats, Of Very tne linen, card table—ot soft, fine s this—Pillow of linen. ered design and double § MM} of Man Smart St les - ails ) with elaborate cutwork linen, elaborate with de- hemstitched all around hand hemstitched hem Ng 7 . designs and handmade Bu sigms of solid hand em and tinished with button For twin or three-quarter 1. ota medallions, with rea! oroidery and | eyelets back. On Thrift Avenue size beds. Pillowcases tc ‘aoe - hiet lace edge. Hand-scalloped edges and Second Floor match, pair, 39.50 $ 95 and $ 45 OME of these Blankets have the bor: . | nS — placed, but in no way are the we teabincdered oe oe M 3 3 \ wearing qualities affected. Offer adeira Embroidered ( price that presents most unusual values. $12.95 Of batiste, for fy!) 90x108 Elaborate solid eve et hand-embroidered de- signs; hemstitched hem. “size beds — inches : Bedspreads and Hland-Embroid- Bridge Sets $2.95 "1. ’ — . Che cloth measures 36 nches and there match. QO; embroidered in the cioth square re mapeins to linen with corners Napkins 6 for $5.95 Dinner Napkins of lin- Just 20 Cloths ar this en. elaborately hand -em- — , ss : P rs > price—Or imme iinen, with Oroicered in so/id Cesign solid embroidery ve ana evelets Ss a! lan 2 ~~ ee Oe ‘ ; ; s - ~ aig ’ .etvs. CdisOpe at drawnrwork neativ } di mwork; neat hem rie 7 ’ ’ . : ecge. 16x18 inches. stitched. 72x90 inches. ltalban Cr ash Italian Filet Boudoir Cases $5.95 & $6.95 Of sheer linen ately mand embroidered im cutwork design with SOiuld work and rea! file: medallions and elabo ered Scarts Bridge Set ‘) - 7~ - > = - , $2.95 to $4.95 $5.95 \ Quality en is hand A 36x36 inches ) embroidered in solid pat and four napkins to match terns and eyeiets and —made of tine, soft linen " . a ‘oned edge Size "Ox cTrasn. a, : t . claborate K 6 $2.0 - i 7 ~* - ‘ . . — e ‘ ~~ . i and-embroider ed Buf fe Bes S $2.69 many vlan in patent leather. smoked elk and tan calf. Sale prices accord- ita én rTr1e7 anc . ( sas . ~ J 4 > 444 . ng to sizes, as follows: Sizes 5'. to 8 $2.75 Sizes 11‘; to 2 $392 Sizes 8'; to 2 $3.00 Sizes 2'5 to 7 $392 Meta Se ‘“ windm decoration 5 erta ‘iars. § spice jars and hardwood she: Cereal Set. $2.49 \ “77S Ssfiis |, ~ 3? Dinner Service O) ’ \ Fine Fabrics With Rich Plaid Backs : . . . . , 2 anne. rT > , a ‘ s\ uoAe Oreastec Dinner Cloths Mosaicand Azure Chosen by our own representative and ™= ported by us from Ba Vari CCE OR are c show hand designs $9.95 ~~ *- & Handmade Tablecloths. $49.75 Up am peasants — cloths Various Sizes and * Big, Heavy Coats in New Styles Complete for 12 Per *~ S32 Of) paren | : i, Included in one group that involves every desired style. ia oe ra every popular tabric and color, are hundreds of Overcoats of border designs offer excellent excellent quality and superior tailoring —U lsters, Ulsterettes. ee SS ee Tube Coats and Dress Coats—soft. fleecy materials and handles finished in coin gold hard-finished weaves—Coats that will instantly impress you with the tact that they are values of rare importance. . English Set - \er -orce/ain -_ ty ~ : penahetgs lwo-lTrouser Suits _ In the After-Chkristmas Sale at Eng!:s! semi-porcelain 0 ear qua! fashions this serv . 7 & 7S - wc? at which fact 1s sufficient guarantee of their high character. Every ; rage Meare, Suit in both groups is reduced from a higher price: there are single wide variety—a full range of sizes Mens shop—Fourth ! Sale of Children s Shoes. during red for- The reductions that prevail this sale make it an occasion look ward to from year to year. Every popular during the season is in .cluded— pumps and strap models. in the mate- rials of the moment — patent leather, brown kid. tan calf and Diack satin. Although all! sizes are nog to be wae ae ed in . Siyit in every style. all sizes are inclu the sale as a whole We strongly urge this as an opportunity for economy in thc = - h *- putchase of Shoes fo: eC mainder of the season. ~ ied 32 - om ~~ ow « nw The After- Christmas: Sale Offers Unusual Values in Made of all lamb’s wool, thoroughly and weigh 5 pounds full to the pair pink or blue border and come in size An Advan to $3.5 95 ot A. igh and low Main Fleer) —

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I —— = ————— Lege oe err | a SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See Our Other Announcements on Pages 2, 5 and 6—This Section. STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Sale of Sheets and Pillowcases Charge Purchases remainder of month payable in y. We welcome charge accounts. —— ———— i . FS) RTI GRY ET EE TE” BP _ of Gossard ions ile i at ae ee wues at An Event That Offers Large Quantities of Sheets and Pillowcases at Extremely Low Prices—Supply Your Needs in This Sale Se See See ey ; % YP iS 9 erste OF | Ke -- OF. =e wee / ewe ~ ; seertiiees: 2 . ox Pequot and Pacific Sheets in Many Sizes 3 aged A | t Sale of 90x90-Inch , ——— HESE brands are nationally known for their good wearing qualities. The prices Sale of Panels and Curtains sale fh: | Zz GU | quoted in this sale are such that considerable savings are afforded thrifty shop- tell the AA i * } Pepperell Sheets a = « pers who avail themselves of this splendid opportunity. Sizes and prices are con- of these ganseny : “ ~ | | Size 90x90 Inches, Size 90x90 Inches. \ Sona Sint ENED Br veniently listed below: Do WNS TAIRS STORE Dtere.. With Plain Hem, Each |. Hemstitched Hem. Ea. Size 63x90 Size 63x99 Size 72x99 ! Size 81x90 Size 81x99 Size 81x108 ee cus. /, eal | A r= $133 eS J 4 $7 33 $7 33 | fd $1 8 eerie or "ee oe a ane first needs it brings to the housewife’s eye is that of curtain replacement. Many beautiful These are very good quality Sheets, , ; termed seconds because of an occasional Longcloth, $1.25 Bolt Pillowcases 9 o' Clock Special Panels and Curtains are to be found in these two sale oil spot which will not affect the wear- Soft-finished Longcloth in the An tliat Petes F ruit-of-the-Loom Hope Muslin groups. ing qualities. Plan to supply present and 36-inch width; 10 yards to the olt. : Sheeting. 1] ° . | future needs at the very low prices. ' A At > Ya d Hi h-Grade F in ed Panels ‘ Bath Towels, 29c Ea. 2 l Cc — At 39 Yard ] 2 . Cc : 5 ag Cc - Bleached Hope Muslin At sy Each ==> ac Bleached, deuble-thread large Made of good, heavy, : size Turkish Bath Towels in size bleached sheetings and Heavy, bleached Sheeting for makin 4 pillowcases, nightgarments etc; only ; eee, > 20x40 inches. come ir sizes 42x36, 42x38! in the 81-inch width; lengths Extraordinary: 75 Fine : and 45x36; very low poet srom 2 to 9 yards. sue yates to pee. Eaemt ; 10 yards to customer. No Kitchen Towels orl or phone orders. most wanted filet and shadow lace weaves; have scalloped W hi t = W ool B la nk Se t S 6 for 43c | Ke O ClockSpec ial Pepperell Pillow Tubing f etane. The 3 ether soy Se i “ cur Gas loner tel o —— pmalibtr cage — sl ry room, bedroom, sun room, etc. $ 95 — (ites) LROQNSDURS ORE At 2Z3c Yard ' At 1 (): Pair Indian Head Tubing Beacon Robe Blankets Soft-finished, bleached, Pepper- Beautiful Lace Curtains ing punds ounds nents sets orselettes well-designed, in cy stripe materials of excellent ality a gr ey eS aE me eR NR ee Beautiful casement Curtains of high-grade quality in the ee —— ee EE EE RT er 5 a Footwear Offer Choice Styles a 25c Yard ~ oe Pillowcase a _ 48 7 , : ngths from 2 to 10 yards; 36 an Soft-finished, bleached Indian ize 72x ae. 7 r $ . Head and other Pillow Tubings S e ... 83.95 | d\ * | saving offering to the women of St. Louis. Over 600 Dresses to choose from. izes 2); to 7 $395 Of good, serviceable sheeting, (Downstairs Store.} made the right way of the mate- rial; size 42xg6 inches. | a ee eee ee — _- - —— oe nee. 2 CEE ee Cem a Ee ee ae aie an ond — = —_ — ed oor > aH Bes. $9.75 ———S Main Floor.) Our buyer had most unexpected success We feel sure that these Dresses will be i oe: Se in obtaining these fine Frocks to sell at such welcomed by hundreds of women who feel / l)/ al ues in : | [Oc mane aS an extremely low price. In other words this the need of one or two Dresses for their | | offering is most unusual, because these wardrobe. This is not a clearance of old Dresses offer very much more value than Frocks, but everyone is a NEW 1926 Spring $14 usually buys. model in pleasing colorings. The materials are of excellent quality that you ordinarily find in much higher priced Dresses. Flat crepe, satin, crepe satin and Canten crepe. The workmanship is of a very high character. New ideas in trimming show effective use of velvet ribbon, ap- plique work, tucks and pleats. The Dresses will have to be seen to really appreciate the wonderful models represented. Five of the many styles pictured. The Styles— - The Colors— These styles express the very new fash- Features the new authentic shades for ion notes and silhouettes, the flare, cir- ) Spring 1926, Nile green, fallow, Sistine, cular, and basque effects with the new pelican, raisin, spark, lipstick, gobelin high necks in military, throw jabot blue, moonbeam, frost gray, wren, and tie styles. New long sleeves in cuckoo, as well as black, navy blue and bishop and puff types. brown. Sizes 14 to 44. Remember the most outstanding fact of this event is that every Dress is a NEW model being shown for the first time in this sale which begins Monday. Extra space has been giver to this event and there will be plenty of well trained salespeople to give you prompt and courteous attention. Plan to attend this sale in the morning, when you will have time to give thought to your selections. West Elevators and Stairway Direct to the Downstairs Store Ready-to-Wear Department

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z bt hs Sa A Py ~~ “> 5 ? ara * ’ , . . =~ ‘ n ne . . a a a — ‘ - aiiied - +? % . t oe a > A * Pape ee ae eee an - 4 pe * ’ a & ’ t 4 ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH “SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. ST.LOUS FOST-DISPATCH ee jf ST.LOUS POST 7 Wr igo IN BLACK AND WHITE “0g : . “fp Louis Pictures. ARTISTS TO COMPETE. Three Cash Prizes Offered by Post-Dispatch for St. 4 / iil tetas Black- and- White Competition will be held from Jan. 16 to Feb. 13 at | ithe galleries of the St. Louis Art- lists’ Guild, 812 North Union boule- | vard. The purpose of the competition | is to stimulate interest in St Louis scenes among artists here and else- where. The Post-Dispaich reserves the right to publication of all work submitted, and the winning pijc- tures will become its property. for uses within its discretion. Three prizes are offered Dy the N WwW | Post-Dispatch, $250, $100 and $50. ithe awards to be made DY a jury selected under the auspires of the louis scen: Guild Competition will be open ‘tc all . 90 resident or nonresident, Dut the subject matter must be 4 St ic - or a seene identified ‘ ESHMAL FRESH EASY ore — = Cama —_——— ——— ee —— ee ee ee ee ee ~~ eee eee a ly $29.75 Now Redaced to ge = For the After-Christmas Sale we : duced groups as typical of the val- | ues offered. The savi Res average | 29% to 45%. These Lane Brvant Maternity Dresses completely conceal con- dition enabling you to enjoy. usual activities withont embarrassment. | for mothers and mothersto- reduced. We quote a few ; Gertrudes | ace and Wal oc#eck yer’ motes ee | Pp wreh hing acer — ae | ane © x» Urent ' ' ES and 69c "49¢ and 59¢ Seve TYE? | . c iv] > ~ ' a7 4 »~ . _—_—— ’ — — “Teh tr > : ae ° Ke RRR ee neladaes : oe ae your interes bearing accounts and vou have the pleasure of weamng a” ~ * Overcoats This great sale couldn't bring more amazing values. You'll say they are nothing short of sensational. It's the ‘nckhy opportunity that comes » the man who has waited for Nugenis After-(hrisimas Sale before buying his Winter Suit and Overcoat Save $8.00 to $13.00 Two- - Trouser Suits ie new doubie-Preasted modeis. The pew «1n- zr e-breasted modeis. Sults tailored to our exacting fications, in the rewest patterns and colorings. mrty of the popular dive cheviots, aiso the new crays, tans. browms, and fancy mixtures... Every ~3> perfecitiv ta red and perfect fitting Buy sur Winter Suit Mondar and save $5 to $13.90 = : nen f all bulids. yi he Overcoats The Lhe very latest moedeils. in deubie- neh tube cats that the best dressers ble-Dbreasted Ensclish Box Coata, U1 as cs. Im fact, every accep‘ed r Pr an. nty ie popular ‘Ss. STEYs, tans and sasd. Every kind t ats cood - thie season ber ‘for t s@vings that ar ee 25 Weeks to Pay 7 . . + —— | ‘ MP PIAG? “+ * ™oe | : - - / bo PAY $10 Sonik ae ef Percha«e and 1° Week!y Parmenvis of $2.50 $35.00 Suits and Overcoats PAY $10 \ «Time of Purchase and 10 Kequali Weekly Parmeni« of $3.90 $40.00 Suits and Overcoats PAY-400 2c uae Beene S13 $45.00 Suits and Overcoats PAY $10 — Weekly Parweni«s of $4.0° Time of Purchase and 1% $50.00 Suits and Overcoats PAY $10 .% Time of Purchase and ie Foual Veek’y Paymeni« of $4.50 $55.00 Suits and Overcoats 4: Time of Purchase ard (°° PAY $10 Fequal Weekly Payments of $5.00 $60.00 Suits and Overcoats Ten-Payment Plan PAY $10 _“* Time of Purchase and 10 Feual Weekly Parments of $...18 . $65.00 Suits and Overcoats PAY $15 sal weekly Turmente of $350 $70.00 Suits and Overcoats PAY $15 lat weelly Parmens of 36.00 $75.00 Suits and Overcoats , s 4t Tiene of Purchase sad '06 PAY $20 Equal Weekly Parwrents of $64.00 $80.00 Overcoats PAY $20 4c Time ff Porches and 1e Veusa! Week)r Parments of $7.00 $90.00 Fine Overcoats PAY $20 1 Time of Purchase sed I6 Equal Weekly Parments of S428 $100.00 Fime Overcoats » 10,000 Pieces ot Stamped Goods At Greatly Reduced Prices Sampie designs stamped on fine materials—at 10c. 2Se 45. 65 “$1 Lot No. I > = rR fr ° Ly . — a ~~ we . ‘ = } ae ] ™~y ~ : ry o ~ ‘re Aprons. Voile Blouses. Dresser rin - » * — . Searfs, Voule Aprons, Tray (Cloths ( : ear | ‘ ‘ ; ‘an ets. TC... a’ D a Pas & , , y > = r ™ oO =, -— -? = > s AK as Ss ~ arte ‘ he ble bok eS _ , ™ : « ; he . > , ’ ‘ rN ** " ‘ : « -— ~ vse a ‘ : . *y > ™ | ee ‘ re, : , = ” Vageult>s—WYWain Fleer. *ecrh. Holliday Merchandiseamxinds at Big Redu Satin Duchess 36 inches wide; yard .... After-Christm; $1.98 Black = 51.98 Black e of Bla 70 Silk-and- 2 49 By: ack tte | Krinkle Crepe Wool Crepe ipcbhes wide ; yard : 40 inches wide; yard coos. Crepe de Chine 40 inches wide; yard .... $2.50 Black ¢ ] 59 $2.75 Black SE ce cama —_ —= Crepe Satins +0 inches wide: yard .... £298 Black I i ioe Satins DD» BUkK F Thread Cre “4 inehes wide ee — ee —— —_——— —_— - ' - vard »4 inches wide: vard... pe vide: yer extra beavy lustrocs tyr: & in. wide: rd. lat ¢ 95 $4 Black Satin - $.45 Black ¢$ 9 pe Siena (charmeuse e . Satin Crepe 3: | Big Reductions Womand Misses’ I After-Christmas dist en's and girls’ high-grae othy Dodd and other fi pairs Of short lines of wom- olfeli Weil, Kippendorf, Dor- emendous reductions. roups for Quick Selling SD ale he many . to sec & . the s —— Al @im the lot. ——E bat vie. AAA to C You will find many ofgstyles, all from our regular stock. Arranged in 2 Spea corduroy Rol bes, > tted seco Silo a ee ereeee fe fe ee Sample Line of Lounging One group of rayon quilted and lined wi th pretty +s ro > 9 * . a- Am 4% * . . these Rags is marvelous and cesigus and coioring are interpre finest Oriental Rugs. : Woncerfal let of Certain Materia Remeoants o , °ogtas accumulated after 4 very spirtied cs greep you will find allowed twiee 4 year t reduec these prices. finest Wilton Rugs made im America. The Be sute to make your selections early, as Anglo-Persian Rug, $150, now 105" f In ‘“trable lengths to 5 yards Mansy piece: On Sale Monday at ' Regular Prices Buy Rel 12 Ousewares! S$" Certeis Stretchers— SalO-(t. «tee, complete wish 32 19 | movadic and adjustabie pine $3.00 Kitchen Clerks White came ‘ a «wth Duteh decorations cp Git; | Sige Weaeh Maude a wenn’ ve trong nH $1.39 e.ruc "IG a um ; Te 4 Skillets — Wagner nn | z r} > lions (ad)! $4.96 Teeketties — Waco _ ome oa. aee ich $3.95 . 5° 3e@ Canary a tom”; ali in full a $4.95 bo limit 2 te a c@as'toamer: cack | 48¢ pretiy pi umagr $1.95 Baskets Rrirsa oieer rp rted “ethen Basket of white ome! s = wen wie

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“DISPATCH : : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH lay Merchandise of inds at Big Reductions 2 PENNELL S TEACHING | Cough] : ‘Sweater Sale (es She Keuy S {7 CHEMISTRY OF COLORS oo = Gaieee remedy beats them all. Easily = oe hristmasgle of ameter | ar mode icket, Sli i S AS} O AC ] Ob 1 fl Ont ants Cone tun ences At 65 Illustrator and Author | = 4 | Works Harder Than Ever, | You'll never know how quickly » and all-wool worsted yarns. Shown | bad cough can be conquered, unti 49 ) 5 98 Black $ : ’ 7 Silk-and- $ 49 | $2.50 Black Silk $ 59 rr vero ag variety With Paints. |you try this famous old home-made wee | Krinkle Crepe ]: Wool Crepe =——{! Canton Crepe 1= _ Nenseonibondtandse: The 8 tere far | all day and night will gay tbat the ee | immediate relief given .is almost five years old—aen age when most Into a pint bottle, put 2% ounces of Pinex, then add plain cranuls . successful men are looking for-/| sugar syrup to make a full pint. ward to retiring—Joseph Pennell,| you can use clarified mo $2.75 Black 4 £998 Black $y 1G $3.69 Black +m After -Christmas Reductions 77> ‘Beaute wong) fe is of ie | remedy, Anyone who hase conghed 40 inches wide ; yard .. | jpches wide; yard ... 40 inches wide : y ie Crepe Satins Tepe Satins | Satin Crepe money usually spent His fondness for pen-and-inks | preparations, and gives you, a more ehes wide; yard... | 40 inches wide; yard... Dositive, effective remedy. It keeps Coats 4 oY and I Off and etchings, which made him | perfectly, 206 tastes pleasant—- “A = ebildren like it. b 4 ‘ ’ . | famous, stil] holds fast, but he is | Tem eam ted tle Gate bets te 7 - a epg: Bene | turning more to water colors and | stant!y, soothio and healing the | membranes in | the alr passages $4.00 Black Suk As BI'k Satin | $6.95 Black $19.75 Coats, $12 95 ° Redaced te ..-.... ee ® favorable comment at his exbibi- | cough, and soon B Ra Be 4 epe Maine snd rd Crepe Crepe Sats { : ibreak uf an ordinar P30 , his hobbies and he never loses an|centrated compound of genuine (charmeuse *“@ Satin Crepe Crepe Satins pines education. To remedy this, hh) gecept anything else. Guaranteed extra heavy [usiro=u: o4 inches wide: vard.. } te> 54 in. wide: yd. 40 inches wide - var lion in the Anderson Galleries | cnest cold. and it te also splendid 40 inches wide; yard. jpchts Wide; yard... o4 inches wide; yard... Norway pine extract, the most fre- here for bronchitis. croup, boarsencss, oo ry bronchial asthma. “oC (opportunity to call attention [0/ janie remedy for throat and chest | what he believes is one of Ameri- | aiimenta. Teaching bag become another of Pinex ts a& moet valtable con- S4 Black Satin : ac $7.95 | : $ $.4 Black $ } (DD Black ¢ 98 +t |ca's weaknesses — too much spe- To avoid . 3 ventures of an II) tor,”’ be othy Dodd and other fine n@tremendous reductions. on. aa $145 to $425 Coats, 4, Ii, Off | ventures of an Iustrater,” pubs lates his experiences with Whistler, Sargent, John Hay, Bervard Shaw, Arranged in 2 Special§roups for Quick Selling , : | Dresses }. land 1 Off | ohh "Ven Dyke, “writiam Dean 'James, Anton Lang. F. Marion GUARANTEED SINGERS Only @ie many —_ : ‘rawford, Aubrey Beardsley and , é : ' Crawtord, Aubrey 4 > age 7 to sec $39.75 Dresses, $26 50 Pa \ -a a many others in his visits to all HALLER Ss he ne oe DC 8. tod een teu ° 3 parts of the worid. ST ' \ ) Only a few of his originals are BIRD ORE AJ 5] r the lot. but not@yle. AAA possessed by Pennell. When he SSS Prenkite Ov. 10 Cow) left London, during the war, to re- EVERYTHING IN PETs turn to this country, be stored his | collection, When he went back for it four yearw later, the siustrater | ; You will find many of styles, all from our regular found that water had destroyed | stock. $59.75 Dressés, “most of the pieces. | . Redeced te ce eneme aT ¢ | Materials $75.00 Dresses. RES DESCRIBES SCENE AT SITKA Blonde Satin (od. sse | GHT ALASKA. tep- Colored Kid Novelty Straps Purr Tan Calf ' OAKLAND, Cal, Dee. 26.— | Bruce W. Stone, who soldiered for Uncle Sam 60 years ago, is one of the few, if not the only, Americans Sample Line of Box ~/¢ , Sala a a still living who witnessed the flag | Se Grene Neclige $1.50 to $2.98 Sa mple salc $19.75 to $99.50 Dresses. ¢ ] 6 75 | Ssremony Thatgurating ane See are ‘ hl. Nem «© lannelette Gowns Suk Lingerie r This military rite took place on | A splendid serviceable Neal | : 7 ne — ni 4 A remarkable sale of samp)! 7 the Sitka parade ground on a pila-/| and of genuine box loom cr pe. Am Odés and ends ta Mannclerte Nicht- saliaeme coer te Fd _ G am : ; cae véndheé by 5 Te ity these are pretty embroidered @gownsand Pajamas. Splendid weight jamas, Envelop« ‘Saison some te steps cut into a rough cliff over- oe amen ae looking the Pacific Ocean. | ' and fanev lace-trimmed styles. ‘meeotton flannelette, in stripes, floral de- Bloomers and Princess Slips Some Finer Dresses, | | tt od I ember the occasion clear > 5a #* rem ; - a fy, 3 (—) te : aN Me IS and plain colors. Pajamag made beactifully trimme ir e and straightiinec mo@. wully trimmed in various de- - 3 Tt) e wiih kimono style sleeve, Nightgowns sigas, others tailored. Sligbtl) soiled $89.75 to $250 °- , ly.” said the veteran, now 85 years | quartermaster’s department ani| arc A good assort. With double yoke, I Come in light DR] Meee V4 Ofc 14 Off | : WWZ ; : Bichtly soiled....... \ 1 ] ] wh, was lined up with the other sol- ! i ce eece ees Gs @ 606 coe 6 enbs . - ] ‘ an 4 Lh | diers for the céremony. We nt0m- | b.) U 2s 3 old. “] was a member of the army (Secend Fiecor, VN (Secord Fleer, 4 v, North.) Secong Fleor. orth.) 'bered about 250, and in rigid, for- | mal liné faced an equal number of | é, | | ‘the flagpole atop of which flew the | tials Russian standard. , “In silence the Czar’s banner was, ‘ ff fi _lawered and ours quickly run wup.! ~” Y i | _As the B d Stri took the MOO ) ards $49.50 to $58.75 Ensemble . ? nade a> anam agp harbor * : . Sale of 9x12 Whitt urt | | . me Suits reduced Vifem ~~ | egan to m the te to the R lz £ 5 | I aA ] hs : Curtain Matertals +9 ) t | | neg and fey tranater of this great ) : northern empire's political ali-n- ' |giance from St Petersburg V ashington was accomplished.” soiled or discontinued patterns are offer@G@it woncerrui jot of Cartain Materiais. Remnants of the entire $80 to $90 Ensemble 0 | | i ~0N gpg — pportune time : Sats veleeed to -........... POF Dd 3 SAKLATVALA RUN FROM HALL An opportune time to purchase these well-e ue Jengths accumulated after a very spirited selling. In this | , Gerful group you will find twice a your to reduce these priccs. he 2 $100 te $115 Ensemble (British Students Break Up His | Spetch to American Club. | Wilton Rugs made in America. The durability, wee! ; : wry ternretations Me ues Artificial Silks Gauzes op (sore Ame ei designs and coloring are interpreta | LONDON, Dec. ere mran | fond rou ta to make vour selections early, as there 1s Grenadines Marquisettes $150 to $295 Ensemble i, I Off Rossin the only commanist | red ‘139 /2 fa ; Suits reduced to _.... Voiles Pongee, Also Velours |member of the House of Commons, | barred from the United Btates last . Rag, $150, now and Tapestries ° ENS SS EE $250 to $450 Evening Wraps parliamentary Union, wil tong Fe member his recent visit to Oxford. OO , : where he addressed members of 7 On Sale Monday at \ Their ° I . the American Club. The meeting — : Price 2 5% broke up in a row and the speaker | Regular Prices was hustled out a back door to| ———EE safety. (Nuagentse—Third Fieer. Soeth.) | . North.) f (Wages te—serond yleer pardhenstiad Well known figures are invited Ne to address the club, composed of » , , Americans attending the univerpity, ~ $20 lo $25 Timely Sale of ‘from time to time, regardiess of their political faiths or religious Buy Reliafousewares! [$5750 Gas Ranges|] Bi “Wy Floor | able Glassware |] cans © " fal Chef” « t 6 16x19- $2 Curtain Stretchers—"Stratedge sonal $i oc Te Kitehen Kilenser—Large «ifter moval Chet” cabinet otyle, 16219 ott 4 Lamps | British students were not invited. falO-ft. aise. complcie with $2.19 wool a 1.95 top cane: 4 cans 1&c inch oven, large. roomy cooking top Iy 'but a crowd of young Englishmen Lam pe ; ‘ P A % > 3 aA ov wbie 33 bie pine ; for 7 TT rrr} Seeses . h t $1.00 Kitchen ‘Clocks P white enam- 2a - Made and broiler, white porcelain door ré quite attrae- : : gained entrance toward the middle ~~ eith Duteh dCeeprations on cw. of 7 . 14 16e¢ Toilet Paper—Fine silk tie 7c Ps) ; : tive ir every .. G = : of the specch, aod by boos, cat calla ae SOC : a Se ee | detail The ——— ; : | ‘and college yelle broke wp the $6.%0 Andirens—Ow! Andironr. cnet plete set up bases are of —_ P wronght metal of weed wiih ; ¢ : meeting. When the police arrived |Saklatvala was ushered down a and connected , , oer = 1a | '| @mrved effecta and heavily Weighted. finished in the ne« ‘| dark stairway and off toward the ’ @ur ful) 100) eherte to roll... excelient timekeeper, hang $1.98 wootss » oi - ‘ 4 : $1we Wash Benches—Made of wel | S2 llers iron, finished t Diack; have $4 05 *: Aaon’ wood etrong » con $1.39 — 1 g.ac8@ “Ver pair - ~ tule UT ei.rue lec ry - _— - 3, wig « + . S « $3.00 “Weaer-Pver” RKaecters—lNeavry ins Bie T |: % sillete—° VW agner Cast -trot | Me Arne ~ ceen Tene ~ gold on clul : - — a UE in; th inner baking peiychnreme and o16 mete r $2.39 ; _ o.oo 4 ; . ; | as railway station. . Hi P f matey on ate hanéd- ~f ' beverage | ~~ OF eige ee , = a a . oe . ‘ , ; taas i? |e i peintec parchment tual fir $1 95 : am” (O° $2.00 Aluminumware 70c Fresh Air Ventilators mt | { i Cavities moons — — i Yih _ . 1; } ; Adiuatable meta! frames keer out the Gr. enow.rair and soot jet in the pure fresh afr: Tl v 7 > ae ae p . ret quality ; baskets ; bin y neh) t , . inches high, extend to 39 inches & widih: eperia) “race, color or previous condition Claret Color Cut Band Glasswar of servitude.” Insoriptiong om the Riem wator clarec sherbet and ic ream dishe@® ard marble beadstones ae writter in ent. fine hand fer : 6 $3 at least 12 leanguagen It i as ’ ertra loner mponriea 1 > be a anc - qu . i ' beverage Cc anrer with ws ry : Mothe Basket of white ting 5 a ¢ “ ’ Gecign in the new claret omic’ met of EE ee a oe ye mie a. a in a , am weil kept as the best of cemeteries. 7 ‘Lome a ; : " ' S ; | ' — ey = | (ike we ‘ ’ t » |: > ere? Ty wT we Fr ar ¢ Eo “Hil} eons clear glass wi it » ; : wrea’: nus! ee of 3%. Home ~ the | | ach ! n a ee ee vee marble monumentse arc anal to om agg 0 Poppe yaa EN aS $2.45 have cost from $1000 to $2000. One match. ,of pemerous English inscriptions read “In remembrance of my Gear sweet littic Hex, died July 20, i31% From his mistress.” Pricer, Seuth)

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SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH q ioe os - epaebeneeen = 6 5 eee ese os & aft ce SRR eaeeae BEES EE. = a ' s i 4 MISSOURI ART SniOW ‘ DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE ALWAYS AT LOWEST PRICE IN FEBRUARY PLANNED te ' | | i / j a | Artists Lrged to Su j / 4 | - : il tures Which Have Passed SLAMS NES DWt0U COEFTIEH | 34.Mm. Aaa Gun Has luries of Selection. ig 7 ‘ "possible Vertical Range | Ag : | of 15,000 Feet. | : , + : Missouri scenes will be ezp-° ed tn an exhibition which the St. ‘ar os 4 7 ; ° “re « 4 : ’ Greatly Reduced ! & Greatly Reduced! Ae eee Louis Art League is planning | u e ?. De oO. February The idea was sugsce® Ld 4 for use against aircraft, | & - 7 - E ; q e4 by a statement on Missouri s “ | che J peeen closed ronight im the nua! | fitness to provide matter for art , : Pier saree . Bos af Major-General John Le | by the Chamber of Commerce : ri! , : -a chief of staff of the army. | which offers $350 annually for : wd | ) | | | ++ Me nis 3 ¢T-mm autometic cannes. St. Louis scene. | . 2 This gun Premises & velocity of One purpose of the exhibition A Break in the Dress Market Is Responsible | iy | )) Pao = vane — a sur . v ; ' Lo Fi ) of 19.04 : 3 ee ee for This Value-Giving Event , 7 | | Be tS tracer range of 10.004 a 2 > what has been done by artists 0 risibe en Be i aaa! ron 4. “This piece Missouri so far to popu’arize ‘ : 1° na | seat.” the report Sal natural beauty. Artists are bein Coats have never been more beautiful! And = «6h feet. eisist praterially in solving ’ ~ a = bd £ : euld urged to submit pictures which these sale Coats are mostly copies of the most | ; * sh segblemn of defense against air- | have passed juries of selection in wanted models in higher-priced garments. & Lt ~F craft. Mowever. the ordnance @e- | this and other cities. A specie Come in and slip into one and see how wonder- gg partment is undertaking the devel- 3] be named for the exhl- >. “7 > ; : : — = or improvement ef stil ,uryY Wiis sae’ fy] they necome | ou. Hundreds OT heautiful . d opment : ae . ; ‘ feces. nt ™ - carmnie | : | .§ esto avoid tring our alrcraft Gown | places which have been regarded = , : 4 ' ‘i be the defense of lecalities against | as beautiful but hard to reach. (& 7 = ; "See bestile planes.” ) | | Plans for 1926 incinde in addi- : i | While improvements made re- tion an exhibition to show “art as & - ~ I nter- , : leentivy in this and ether lines of a civic factor from the ground uP. = Tee We N , on ° | . ) erénance were “real.” Gen. Hines with special reference to art inthe B , | : ‘'\ ge ° lined 4. “we are in no positien to un- home, in municipal planning and @ * 3 >. - : ae ke the manufacture of a single CO. im industrial development, and an S .$ El Sizes 16 to 20 a 4 leme of these improved weapons infermation is asse’ , —— aA moet conrye s & . . oie. 7 joGa; materia: « — epen non-jury exhibition of al 5 igs Feeter ‘ | 3 wpon the outbreak of war. available forms of St. Louis art. & Sas iw Sizes 36 to 46 iia “Nor will we be in any sch pe- Bm Tiesides these there witTl be a por- 2 - SY aa Extra Space on until] we manufacture syff- SirTu trait show, a retrospective exfudi- |. >> faee of the thet eee | a: : a BE cient quantities to permit adequate tien including works which have @ oie: : egy Se e~. ‘ ™r ete satisfaction with the prés- gents—Bargain asemen (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) position of 1876. The league now = mt genera! staff system. He foucd has. in conjunction with the Pub- hat the jotnt Army-Navy mapnevu- lic Ldbrarr and other institutions. a = ers ‘° Hawallan waters head been neighborhood art centers ‘o mak: ‘he greatest value tm training. the educational oppertunities of St ’ . ; , . ic from the @isclesure ef weak. | auinert more convenientiy avail. “eo Greatly Reduced: Greatly Reduced: Micince in the Gétemates aqlinen a7 able to St. Louisans. be islands. and urged thet funds | . oa It « this sort of , , ~ thev wired us hear this An improved outlook for the or- * made avaliable for further joint | sanization is reported by ita Ex- ie: (*e 8 9 Fur Coats | Se ecutive Committee Earnest com- not} fres andsom wo e% ay | : 25eu'crs of the First, Second and | eee qa § nd wool-mmixed Sweaters in pullev : yy / al | A Group of Coats Featured Mon- = avalby Benen os roe ste | re ec i penditures : | ~~) . a j A . ra ap keeping expe TL Y day; Values $60.00 to $75.00 ssible in conjunction wah the CO/ with a substantia! provision for re- , re ) ouble st . c- ey ” 00 S82 | Most wanted Furs, “$ . atonal Guards and Organized clud Pile RR Ne A RR ATE ENF Hae mmo 7 7 , : ™ : ~ od TBR Stns a fim ~ithin a balanced budget last year, “oat ry] 7 aN ducing indebtedness. It ‘s stated nal | ° ? 4 f la Ln i} antec Northern sea! (dyed co- ‘ that curtailed activities of th» 4 F " m my hh iris Coats $ ern ggg te hn aye Ttemizing small arms and ertil- | The league may now be materia!'y re- developed tn pilot trt eines S | ist 40 giris chine ~eerer ney. marmink (dyed mar- . — but not yet given ade- | | pu = Sizes 7 a: ‘4 , mot) self trimmed. Au “ “8 cele . ' Gen Fiines | trirr , | Pt | two semf-automatics te “in- Girls’ Coats Girls’ Coats er va je tT ane yon the fire power Ir | ed, full : Detten.qass (ee Sizes for Misses and Women sem!-autematic, British Piaygoers Find Faukt With & ’ New Impersonation. * Boys Flannel | elaborately fur trim ‘| | = . rt range shouléer rifle had | =e & ates | iuee-dined Jigs, . je ~ - m" worked out f the ‘nf ¢ LONDON. Dec. 26 —Good Queen @ Blouses Bo Hockey Caps i ee Se . Children’s Fur Sets iiiine’ infantry mastar, $G-anen, 0) ess has alwavs bee Hiectneread « : , ‘ irae ©& _ , 4 zes 6 to Ls ; . . | ‘ « = A = ~ * : | co c merry and bright—and red headed hap , d 5 Sulabie -In Engiish song and stor o . sf card ¢ ons —_ ' ys or virls 39 Girls’ Wash Dresses etas hines, cotio -elveteens : ral cone’ okes mortars. Among new arti!- So when Gwen John made th: Kg tere Ness vee var . , a sietiitie - and ted novelty cloth. size ee Ty Gen, Hines noted a 75-mm bachelormaid queen into a meian- , = —— at.. . Bic Soy: shut ng pups _— 5(0c OY as an a deckiial ee okie «Nugents—BSargain Basement.) ck Howttzer which “deubles the choly old maid in her new play, ~ to 40..-.. - | Nagents—Bargain Basement.) re a ree i mee of the present - meuntain | “Glorfianna,” the public did not 7” = ("dad a 105-mm Howttzer « like tt. It tg all right for Hamiet ‘Pe “ever before provided for the to be melancholy: he was a Dane. : n ‘an Army vt But that won't do for the srappy J @aughter of Henry VIII. The Eli . . ’ educed! —6hO am aumerne anes cons Final Reductions Greatly Reduced: Greatly R : CSE SHIP OWNERS PLAN England conceives it, was joyous ; ; ; . ° : oe - oli aay wad a 500 Pairs of W omen’s and Children s Women’s Bathrobes Men’s Union Suits PROTECTION AGAINST PIRATES ntre ° . i : cpliiag ts rerrs of British Firm Get Ofter epection: {t was ai! action and €o High and Low Shoes ‘ ested OF Famous makers sani 49|)h ‘ ’ t Sans- {5 . Rien ' Le silk | line an salesmen l- ; ahie te the on oo fe Straps, pumps. Oxfords ay 1s : ) bon or braid. Reg Z é bari ples: ankle length. long . nm Cheers Des News Cappetame | very solemn figure moving through -ooes ir big scortmen:r of ac hers , A : : om ia, SHANGHAI nwt 26. Sad sollleguy and mournful! tIntro- — S a ass 1e1 res Only ‘ sleeva, inciu —=== many historical scenes. The crit- & " - ‘ ’ 44 ,* China Navigation f . women's sizes : a ¢ ina Ns Co., ics say it is too historical and not @ 1% No : , wool, part-wool and fine ish firm, met yesterday ea human enough. The public would a : M 4 Bl | Rob 4) varn-fleeced cotton; values Mm and discussed precautionary like to see more of Elizabeth, the en $ et es At Nie : brok sizt 7 j ~oures following the piracy ee woman-—and less of Elizabeth the B a, Oe “Ss . Ses ea th rahes new if bari the steamship Tungehew monarch—involved in weighty af- ‘ : " ? \ ae .’; ; x Pha ate | ) | Men’s r a aed ' - | . rc and patterns ery . o Tient i ie eenaennn, ola © omen’s and Children’s Felt Slippers 2 2 , r, pock- ° Men's heavy. siigh ~_ . i Pias Bay. near Canten, men of histor. -otled fro! lispiay and s pwor 4 ig ' s ; omemeeen +y | "K anc s tu | 1 | | 3 gird xtra =—— : Bs Sa ; ackintosh was wound- FRANCE BARS LENINE STREET he. ; pec 2 : nd $39.900 im epecte wa stolen , ‘ in Basement.) 5 "pany has not been . aera a (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) (Nugents—Barcam Basemenut.: ( Nagents—SBargain . Bed ef| the ful detatte tn ; Decision Causes Heated Debate in ” x ~ Tungrhow’s votedia ah Chamber of Deputies. imictpal river petice By the Associated Press. , ; and * authomties have agreed | ate with the com pany. | = a 4000 Pairs Fine Blankets|| Domestics: F -.2"= "9 have Been members ef | -On Sale Monday at Tremendous Savings Seconds of 29c Huck Towels 17: C Cantoncse guag reapomiee fer} ith hemst 18x36 size, with col- Zz ; PARIS, Dec. 24.—The govern- ment has refused to permit th tewn of Vitry-Sur-Seine to name one of its thoroughfares Lenin street. on the ground that the fame of the Russian leader is : above question “The principles of trative jurisprudence authorization of public } ly to persons whoee adove all polemic and is not like?! te provoke divisions in public epin- somes." was the decision handed down by the minister of the in tertor in the official iourna)! | ; incident brought on heated discus- “on im the chamber of deputies. when the communist deputy Gar) ery demanded angrtly why the ermment had ruled againet ne street = ee ae v cy = : > ‘hed hems ; " mA aq Canton, epersating 14 Less, 43 Less, 14 Less Than Regular Prices See Toe at'ne Str oe A g - |)... a , . . —s — c. ma ey wert netrorious pirate ’ ,/2 Bleach Bath Towels ’ Pententhon Seemeaeaa aa The biggest Blanket values of the entire season. Some are manufacturers’ samples that we Exceilent quality bleach Turkish Towels, 16x32 : * Kong government and the 7 . Jj : Re « t. ~ purchased away below price, ethers are taken from our regular stock and radically reduced on Heavy weight, fine fer hand use. Specia a a Bre antURS authorities. | account of being slightly mussed or soiled from handling; still others fresh from thew original 36-Inch Blea ch Muslin i ? 1 C : vessels operating from a = 7 > ae wrappings. Save extensively on Blankets Monday. 1 eee from ¢ a a24 British , $5 Wool-Mixed $5.95 to $7.50 a Min See , : nbleached : once ef previous Plaid Blankets ake Wool-Mixed Blankets Be Sart sh ek Oe loc though the piracy aecvees , ' salities in — | . & yare ee wv Guring the Hong. ‘ful plaid patterns. in he ° : DO tear: 95 biue, pink, gold, tan and™ gray . 9 81-Inch Bleach Sheetin _ ee -uality bleach Muslin at. vard ' ee Reer Adutiral Goodrich Dead bs. ‘he Agewoctated Treas NEW YORK Lee : Admiral “aspar F. Geoodri “., retired. died of a hear ‘oday at his home in Prince: J He was 78 years old services will be beld from his } Tuesday and interment wil! he made in the naval academy ceme.- very @t Annapolis. He was born in Philadephia and graduated from the naval academy in 1864. Request of Suicide Complied With. Py the Aseoctated Press MEAICO. Mo. Dec requem of Juin ‘raft. 23 years ai | " = fi ; ; te £ - ~~ @ - /, » J » ’ a 1e China Navigation | bdox™) Etre fime quality bicach Sheeting. now white “orth bound are not equipped | -. os ae , le a wWondertu fue otton ateen. ane bleach. Cut from the Belt. Very specfal: a. yard * Fireless. > o ight seconds: at, : a ~ (Nageats—Sargain payable weekly in much | S&S ese eeseaeeeeeseseeseeeeese eres esaeaaeeeasee=— BCE STeSS EC BL ECESSBCSESTI SEP @VsSCc SF @Wss8 FF 2s sssessace2etses oc_es Ss seesth er an o— 2°a "nh F der ; a i “tween 8:30 and 19 a =m sor = i. ng ze 66x80- ’ end Ex! size, +2x80 — = ade. - Shell ° . J : oe reas — Q5 —— $ 85 42-Inch Indian Head Tubing i ecnceby quan tan ae tas lor .shee rs uxt! ned nead , Tub 2 inches iv, one . Pac - Wellevilie, near here. Craft. who ® | | a ( ei anal _ 7 e ane ee eS ee - rT ““84g0 consists of twe bus a. emplered. left a note asking that! @ "e Manner as né@wepaper | : ' i e & differen: variety each day. » yw 4 :

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2 ao Ll Lc — ea — Qa rw Se ervwetsns 7 ow t st LOUIS NS _POST-DISPATCH )WEST PRICES! i DEVELOPS NEW la —_ , PINTARCRAFT CANNON Sion Auvtomaitc Gun Has possible Vertical Range of 15,000 Feet. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CHARGE PURCHASES IN THE AFTER - CHRISTMAS SALES | PAYABLE IN FEBRUARY. | CHARGE PURCHASES IN THE AFTER - CHRISTMAS SALES PAYABLE IN FEBRUARY. 606-08 Washington Adena hen to Sixth Siredt THE YEAR’S GREATEST ECONOMY EVENT! { a , iated Presse. Be ABHINGTON, Dec. 26.—De- gploping J. entirely new for use against aircraft, ‘as disclosed tonight in the ennua! of Major- General John lL. chief of staff of the army. | ae 37-mn automatic cannen. | . gun premises & velocity of | | _ gheo foot se onds. a possible ver- | P} tea! rang* 15,000 feet with | of 16.066) Jin solving POSITIVELY OUR ENTIRE WINTER STOCKS REDUCED ) 200 Extra Sizes Included - the lapont said. val assist materially in solving | 0 le of defense against air- | craft gowever, the ordnance ¢e- », - or improvement of wa pieces. Mobility Greatest Asset. can be further impreveéd an4 prought ‘to reasonable efficiener. of the alr service, and it is vita) bestile planes.” | While improvements made re- vara undertaking the devel- | stilt | j “Ground defense against aircraft | Mobility is the greatest single asset | wat we develop ground defense se | sto avoid tring our aircraft down | ip the defense of localities against | wnily in this and other lines of | g@nance were “real,” Gen. Hines gid, “we are in no positien to un- fertake the manufacture ofa é6ingle me of these improved weapons apen the outbreak of war. “Nor will we be in any such pe- GROUP ONE "33 COATS of amazing quality. Fashioned of Pinpoint, Venise, Lustrosa and materials of GROUP THREE 83 COATS of extraordinary smartness. Includ- ed are a number of our finest Coats. Exquisite GIRLS’ COATS REDUCED Savings Which Will Delight” Thrifty Mothers $6.83 Well made Winter Coats in the season's popular materials, smartly styled, attractively fur trimmed. The wanted colors ..-sizes 7 to 14. KLINE’S—Miia Floor. similar smartness. Rich fur trimmings of Fox, Wolf (Chinése Dog), Squirrel, Opossum. styles. Smart flares and wrappy modes. Lav- ishly fur trimmed in Fitch, Fox, Beaver, : gition unti) we manufacture suyffi- cleat quantities to permit adequate gefvice tests and standardize jigs se 82.82 S aes see 8 Ss 8S e@ @ a ce Come Early ‘for Choice Selections (Nugents—BRargain Basement.) ee atly Reduced! Fur Coats A Group of Coats Featured Mon- day; Values $60.00 to $75.00 Most wanted Furs, of Northern seal (dyed co- ney), muskatine co-§ coney). natural French co nev. marmink (dyed mar- mot). self trimmed. All Coats beautfully lined. Sizes for Misses and Women Children’ s Fur Sets atc “hed ecarfs : ‘Col ne in natue- in various s81ze5s, (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) 4 7 ly Reduced! an’s Union Suits. ankle length. long including silk-and- and fine values nous maker’s sample and salesmen’s sam- Ss a part-wool fleeced cotton: 60: broken sizeS...-. 5 -_ Men’s Hosiery ‘s heavy. slight irregulars of ‘ic lack and heather Loe nga tucker ched plaids; a)l olor combina- eto select fro -* ‘’ eae ema cunans.> e f hn mestics: Monday Selling 29c Huck Rebate 123 1 Cc ikxce mize “" ad hems otal throug! Slight ; Bath Towels -10c bieach Turkith Towels, "9 ¢ and use ial = ‘ach C far hand wuee “Tre be Bleach Muslin ach Mus vard = Ute nbleached Muslin e wearer vill bieagr’ co ly mill remnants, up to ‘Vb Isc Bleach Shesting y bleach Sheeting. ©! the bolt Very spe: FIC nbleach am Ty fine weave. tree from 0 vards biack tFpea* S'rere are ‘la hk vard Bleach Sheets "hhite bles h DSheetis en Very special ine 30C ~97¢ dian Head Tubing 27 C piiow Pulbtng > “ (Nugentse—Bargain ancment.) ad remnants up to lt) vardea sas8 Sesesepaeseaean & | . om mAs eS. eae aeaseanzpae sia a e828 8.8 8 Bimprovement in that the joint Army-Navy manevu- gouges and fixtures and manufac- tufing processes,” he said. Improvement in Training. Gen. Hin national] ulars guard and or- ganized reserves, anc expressed his ompliete satisfaction with the prés.- mt genera! staff seystem. He found ‘rs ir Hawaiian waters had been es said there had been | training of the | f the greatest value tn training, dc from the disclosure of weak- hesses ir he islands. as for sibie in conjunction with the ational Guards ani Organized | erves.”’ Itemizing small arms an4 ertil- y Geveloped in pilot trpes since | war, but not yet given ade- | fe “fleld tests,”” Gen. Hines | two semil-automatics to “in- | @ enormous!y the fire power | riflemen” and a semi-automatic, ot range shouléer rifle had | fen worked out for the tnfantr. | meW infantry mortar, 75-mm., of Spree range and accuracy had been | [oe we ee re a ee, ee ee ee ee ee ~~ ~~ Ptar % CBSE | o* , bduced to replace the wartime | bkes mortars. Among new aprti!- Hines noted a 75-mm ck Howltzer which “doubles the mee of the present mountain | n and a 105-mm Howitzer. a |} Pe never before provided for the | mer "an Army. *, Gen. HINESE SHIP OWNERS PLAN PROTECTION AGAINST PIRATES ers of British Firm Get Offer From Port Offictals to Search | Prospective Passengers. * Cabe te tins Past - Dispatch and Chiers Dally News Capyrignt npg the | SHANGHAI, Dec. 26.—Officers | the China Navigation Co.. a | “sh firm, met vesterday after-| mand discussed precautionary | following the piracy | the steamship Tungchow., route to Tientsin, which was *n to Bias Bay. near Canton, ner apt Mackintosh was wound- and $50,000 in specie wae stolen. “Om pany has not been in- ed of the full details pending | unechow's return. The municipal river police and | \hinese authorities have agreed | ‘O-oprrate with the company, | the Chinese passengers, | the company’s ships. el armed guards will not be | C as is customary in Canton | o Hong Khong waters. | * Pirates boarded the vesse] at. rvs 4S passengers. They are Sto have Reen members of | *" gang responsible for | anton, operating nd Bias Rey. The iS a notorious pirate ong has been a bone between the British £ Kong government and the Dae ante ing authorities. : vessels operating from Kong carry Indian guards. | Y Chinese operating from | “nd British warships operat, | “sea raided Bias Bay and "*vidence of previous piracies. | Mattered the hordes of out- | ' hough the piracy activities | "eo hewed during the Hong | _ boy Jel ek masures bard Contention he China Navigation | Nor : Tthhound are not equipped | Wireless | Bind Dreek fast "EUon company has been or- | ‘8 Berlin to deliver lunch- mnewiches into homes or of- | Mpg 6:30 and 1060 a. m. | Or the second of the Ger- | be Meals a dey. Posters of | rn amnounce the lunche- Packare COnsigsis of two bun nes st mornings a weer . ~ | Payadle weekly in much Manner as newspaper 'Ptions Subseribers have a |} Of chrese egg salad, ham, — Or Sausage and may or-| ifferent variety each day the defensive system of | and urged that funds | made avallable for further joint | Bperations as well Maneuters of field | the First, Second and | hird regular divisions and the | Pires! Cavalry Division at home “tf | Ro wed All sizes. GROUP TWO ee COATS of irresistible appeal. Fabrics in- clude Carmina, Venise, Roulustra, Vivette, The models are both straightline and flared. Spuirrel, Wolf, Beaver, Ficth and Oppossum trimmed. Squirrel. fur collars and cuffs. THE GREATEST SAVINGS OF THE YEAR * EVERY DRESS REDUCED Hundreds Sold Earlier at Double and More GROUP ONE *U DRESSES in a variety of attractive styles and materials flat at an amazingly low [Included are a few frocks. half former prices. Early Shopping Is BASEMENT The price is almost Advised GROUP TWO 1S DRESSES of Georgette, crepe and satin in the smart new colors for Spring. At $:8 we are including new Spring purchases. Both two- piece and straight modes. All sizes, including stouts. price. party EKELINE’S—TIourt? Fiocor BASEMENT GROUP THREE °33 DRESSES for every day- time and evening need. Every wanted mode. clude Romaine, gette, crepe in both light and dark shades ; Materials in- satin, Geor- crepe dejoir and flat all sizes. GROUP FOUR 118 Distinctive Modes, including many adaptations of imports. Luxuriously fur trimmed. Tuxe- do fur fronts. Other modes have voluminous Materials KLINE’'S—Thirf? Floor. include Needlepoint, Kashoretta and Roulustra. Your choice of all our finest Coats. CHOICE! ANY ENSEMBLE SOULE |: 7 ‘58 Three-piece Ensemble Syits can be wern in early Spring as well as mild Winter weather. Materials are Charmeen and Carmina cloth and the match- ing Frecks are in wool or silk materials. EKLINE'S—Main floor. ——e= ~~ >----— eg = — ODDS and ENDS SILK HOSE 5% Wonderful values for the thrifty shopper. Some _ full- fashioned. Split sizes and col- ors. KLINE’S—Main Floor. FI NE SILK UNDERWEAR S$) GOWNS! TEDDIES! BED JACKETS! Remarkable val- ues in a broken assortment. Materials are crepe de chine and crepe satin. KELINE’S—Meain Floor. BASEMENT— OUR ENTIRE BASEMENT WINTER STOCKS RADICALLY REDUCED OATS MUST GO! Tremendous Reductions Bring Hundreds of Sensational Values 15 COATS attractively fur trimmed in the very smartest styles. Many high-priced sport Coats included. Wanted materials. desirable colors. Al! sizes. COATS crepe that are All sizes. 20 and stsdes. lined. of flares and straight- line modes. Richly fur trimmed. fur 29 COATS of unusual value. The majority are high - priced Coats. Materials in- clude Pinpoint, Bo- livia, and many are crepe lined. Richly trimmed. All of Boliva Many . Plenty Values irresistible. sizes. ~ SPECIAL! FUR-TRIMMED COATS Odds and ends at next-to-nothing *D price for quick clearance - KLINE’ &—Basemeni DRESSES MUST G Dress Prices Slashed! Stocks Are Never Carried Over! $ 4” Every Dress in this group worth DOUBLE and MORE! Consists mainly of two-piece sport modes of Balbriggan. Every wanted light and dark color. Ideal for business and school. All sizes. Materials Winter $6.95 Included are special underpriced purchases of new Spring Dresses. include Georgettes, satin cantons, crepe de chines, charmeen and Kasha. ~ 146. ‘i> ri i ms Fe flat crepes, 8 Wanted light and dark shades. All sizes. 750 DRESSES at a Give-Away Price $4) 95 While they last! Assorted materials and styles. KLINE 'S—Basement.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH HOW RACE OF 200. FELL TO NDIAN FOE e464 & see? suggests, in Ocea: Australia and New New Guinea and Ner as far -~ * rLawesi Skulls of the Baske* have been found, th belonging to the e scient s ~~ «i a ‘—. Lower Cali- the RBRorth~w est- ern part of the United Sta ‘es. Makers type ist Says, Aigenquin Quocis and Erie Indians and : mounds of Ohio Skull — a sie dG 0: # : * wee P x dp enh Sees as Aer a 4 Pee gee ee — os ~ Rt nl ts ak” 1 en : _ —— = - %%. et ae? ager T. ars of Aub ~ es amendiiie: Sad ied Be a + + = . hy the Aseoctated Press DETROIT. Dec. 24 preduction units of : ‘or Co, bere are « (he Qnm@ual inventory p: wt resume ope retiens erisedes. platinu Werd Plants Closed for Week. ou ; : on a he ‘ “werewse 200,000 men are allecicd. "— : - > > = > . ne a a : 3% ao -«- ~ —~a > SS > aa LE sh. 2S 3 SS Tt StS ee =o Rayon Bloomers Bright and dark shades of lustrous rayon—cut full and comfortable. = Shirred garter and wy cuffs. Spe- cially reduced to First Floor TER- We never carry merchandise from one season to another. 610 to 618 Washington Avenue IST (H RE ==Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of the Month, Payable in February SS SONNENF ELEM UCTION Fhis is an inflexible policy of Sonnenfeld’s. Costume Slips Of tub silk. baronet satin. Pe rayon. Inverted side pleats necessary fulness. In adherence to this _— and for Dark and light shades all Winter apparel has been subjected to sweeping reductions, these in many instances being FAR BELOW COST PRICE. Women receiving Christmas gifts of money will be investing it wisely by sharing in the remarkable offerings presented Monday. Actual Savings of Many Coats Far Below Cost! eos (71.()[ P? N 35] Women who have been waiting for After-Christ- mas Coat reductions will be amazed at the tremen- Profits, costs— EVERY thought of losses has been absolutely disre- garded. We urge every woman to buy her Coat If no need exists this season, it will pay to store it away for next Winter when such extra- dous savings we ofter Monday. Monday. ordinary savings are available. Regular Sizes—:—Larger Sizes FUR Coats Reduced We Feature Four Groups: 88 ur Coats ot French sea! and Mendoza =. ; —r , tor this speciai event Group No. I > Reduced to Full-length t beaver (dyed coney) pricec a doe Caracui With rox Coils (dyed coney) 165 Natural. silver and dyed muskrat. contrasting fur borders. Exceptional Group No. Reduced to dyed ars and cuffs; cn S$e€ai Cocoa also Fren Group No. 3 $ Reduced to * +2846 values. 195 Natural. silver and dyed muskrat. also American broadtail (South American lamb) and caracul. Some have collars or borders of contrasti ng furs Group No. 4 $ Reduced to. . Far Shop—Third Fleor A. ttt ——— — ree tlle ‘ A 73 V2 eR (FROUP No. 2? ae (;ROU P No. 50] °75 A. Choice of Any of Our Finest Winter Coats 150 ? te ¢ ~ a on . * , = .** - — - — = = = — ‘ Nothing excepted! Your unrestricted choice of our finest Winter Coats at one price. OF THE F ormerly to $350. tional. 7 e / 135 Finest French Ress Gowns and Frocks EVENING GOWNS DINNER GOWNS AFTERNOON FROCKS STREET FROCKS Reduced Prices $22.50 to $75 Original Prices $45 to $150 Just 135 of our finest French Room Gowns and Frocks are offered in this group. Every one priced Monday at exactly ONE-HALF ITS ORIGINAL PRICE. Here is how you save: 7 formerly priced $45, now 2 formerly priced $65, n Frocks, formerly priced $75 Frocks, formerly priced $95. Others reduced from $125 up t to ) $15 sew eww fo A : : G DRESSES- Greatly Reduced! *10 Smart HAND - SMOCKED BALBRIG- GANS in ome and two piece models, for college, business and sports. A delightful Frocks. Frocks. Sa eee FS & & =r = ‘pines Greatly Reduced! $1322 Exceptional values in SILK AND CLOTH FROCKS for all occasions—include beau- uful velvet broches. One and two piece Off Former Prices In Four Extraordinary Groups GROUP No. 4 100 almost every price. color range. » Fourt) Floor modes. Sizes up to 52 z The season’s most sumptuous and gorgeous furs adorn the Coats in these collections. . FURS ALONE WOULD COST FAR MORE than the prices to which these Coats have been reduced. Fitch, beaver, squirrel, fox, platinum wolf and other high-grade furs will be found at It’s an opportunity to securea- fine Winter Coat at savings that are really sensa 7 In fact, MANY a Regular Sizes—:—Larger Sizes Silk Negligees Mp Silk Handbags Half Price alii.» — Beautiful black moire en- velope Bags, lined in light moire, with bright embrord- ered designs, very specially reduced to Formerly Priced $8.95 to $35 76 Negligees of Crepe de Chine, Satins and Georgette: also Quilted Robes, slightly * mussed. First Floor.) (First Fleorj Corduroy Robes In broad-wale corduroy, many with bands and borders of em- bossed material: side-tie thod- els. All colors and sizes. Attractively priced. Negligee SRop, First Floer Rayon Pajama Sets s)= “st fF iwor In light stripes and checked *ifects two-piece Pajama Sets, have tailored little pockets. Slip over and button coat. Lingerie Shon—f 7 — ——_—_——_———— ba, inter Coats—Amazing Reductions -. eo im a * 4x ai te > y. > 7 | - ™ v f aa $4 50 'SSS24224-25°2%366 _. oe & = 9S SSu ¢ rg SEGoas 2 Se tse - - — —_—_<- «& — a ee mp i Mt ly Mla -_ = ~~ algal . - = 8G <= ST. LOUIS DOHENY | “PERSONS TREATED FOR F MCOHOLISM CHRISTMAS DAY ives trun , Fowptal Handic= lour More o. Sech Patients This Year Than ~° ***" § im 1924. SIOUX | itfer 4 ' Twentr-c1 . as f ste al. ; ime cr — , a ee weret vrorre Charge Purchases \\x:\. the Remainder of the Month, Payable in Fe brua rv On Sale in the $5 Hat Shop Every Hat a N An entire department ot smart, ular, price devotes the day toa t vanced millinery for immediate every woman, whether she we riediurmn head size Hat. Just re ufacturers, they are new and j occasion. Deas Hats—Theater Ha Business Hi me — After-X1 Higher-P1 1600 Pairs

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SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27. 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9 : Z Y -- a SADE PERSONS TREATED FOR = DOHENY IN SANTA CLAUS ROLE 10WA FARM CONFERENCE ( . 7 . g ° } t dream of Joseph hega 10 &O in a body to Des Moines to; Berlin to Have Gay New Year's. chester recently the ancient law of the Scientists, was incalculable. | 7 1 ry : »« thie 7. ’y : ' polism were treated at hd a meeting Tuesday at which BY the As lated l’'ress treasure trove was callef in a legal After an interesting court case 4a a ‘tal ‘ , ‘ true. Sa BERLIN, Dec. 26.—For the first; case. A governess, walking along JUTY of Chichester farmers award- ita i! ; ‘} i laf ; fw. " an . . _ . 7 Son? - bas . . . , 4 . gm, all ‘i a year's trip to Italy’ for himself e in 10 years Berlin’s restau- Selsey beach, had found an armilet ed tl Siri i-¥ gnning «' ‘CBs ec. «4. Lust... wif halls and the British museum took the fewel. | A ii ' i * 1 i ; , ° . a1) Haugen «of * hy, , : . ot , ; - . , 7) hie at a ok oo tted + r — , °4 SU K hy iss riceul- a i}) permitt » remu! yeer OTnIMittee, ag if representa I all night New at period Of the 2 year, £020 DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ep Res Tir 6 A. G. Solari, Pres. 809 Washington Avenue (,overnment, — obliged to pay the Costume Slips silk, baronet “ved rs $92 —-! - ~~, os - be = 4 - y ~* oe wee. —— qt > etme he ~ sweet voiced Irish singer, has come $$ 4ttt nverted side e . fulness. Dark and light nta Claus has given hegam . (about $100) and saloons. dance half buried in the sand--a worth- less old ornament, she thought. of r voice training li ae: ) Year's eve, no interest or expenses paid. First Floor.) eR Operation for Cardinal Mervicr. | value hut investi- in. . we { ’ 4 na» ' }reas ' pe BRESSEILS, Tec 26. | Mercie 74-year-old Belgium. will undergo an operation 29 for a lesion of Mercier, ed Ss ; pe. () : nounc a , at 1} Loohe ny h we. ] ‘ Tan ; ,« . ; P . “~ 4% . ’ . : : , °F vs : rip. Dil 4 7 ents - Mekin ‘morning until attornev. . ‘ = " ' }te L-alls li . ©) i} > ‘) ] +} , , ‘’ ; no ;OYV ’ >»? a bee ' i’ is Britis ’ Piruissels Lec Reduction Sale Every fur piece in our large and complete stock being offered at most attractive cuts in price. * rence to this policy, P rice ST PRICE. Women : presented Monday. Charge Purchases \\ade the Remainder of the Month, Payable in February Charge Purchases \\idi the Remainder of the Month, Payable in lebruary” 7 uctions } These Charming Hats O n Sale in the in Our Windows $5 Hat Shop Your interests are always subserved here, and the high character of our furs stand undisputed. r Prices Groups Below we quote a few of our many bargains. ~~ DLP No. 4 00] Silver Muskrat Coats, ‘ox Trimmed. $255 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Coats, Trimmed with Squirrel, $295 Coco Am. Broadtail (S. A. Lamb) Coat, Trim- med with Fox or Squirrel, $295 Coco Dved ‘Ermine Coats, Coco Dved White Fox Trimmed $995 ?-Skin Stone Matten Chokers. 48 2-Skin Hudson Bay Sable Chokers, $76 ”-Skin Russian Sable Chokers. ‘An After-Christmas Event cf Extreme Importance — a W onderful Sale of Advance TRIMMED HATS Every Hat a New Model | In the $5 Hat Shop An entire department of smart. new Hats at one pop- Little parties, theater and dancing demand ever so ular price devotes the day to a tremendous sale of ad- many new Hats! One must have a faille, a satin or vanced millinery for immediate and Spring wear for a embroidered: model for these special occasions. every woman, whether she wears a large, small tr“ Smartest trims and shapes are offered in the new medium head size Hat. Just received from the man- . Wild Honey, Lovebird Green Oakbuff, Blue. Water- ufacturers, they are new and appropriate for every melon, Gray, Combination colin aaa i. always occasion. smart Black. —— Ri te in li Ca he MT ON, OE ag -—: ee. ON oe EO Ree Eee ees le _-*s — —— « “~~ © sumptuous and gorgeous furs se collections. In fact, MANY ONE WOULD COST FAR s to which these Coats have beaver, squirrel, fox, platinum grade furs will be found at t's an opportunity to secure a savings that are really sensa- = »s—:—Larger Sizes Dance Hats—Theater Hats—Street Hats— Business Hats For Misses, Matrons and the Young Miss k Neégligees erly Priced 95 to $35 Sonnenfeld’s $5 Hat me After-Xmas Sale of Higher-Priced Shoes 1600 Pairs 48 Styles rees of Crepe de tins and Georgette: ted Robes, slightly SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS Fur-Trimmed COATS] |COATS] |COATS Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to ] $ 5 , se “4 Regular and Ertra st12e8 : First Floor.) Fur-Trimmed Fur-Trimmed ilk Handbags Half Price Reduced to black moire en- 50 ate! $ bad . —=———— - igns, very specially 71, ar and Regu lay and gs, lined in light oO i ‘ ; , 4 Ertra St2es Extra & (First Floor.) ordurov Robes “wale corduroy, many 0 $“) .5 —— hds and borders of em- material: side-tie thod- colors and _ sizes. ely priced. (Negligoce Shop, First Floor. yon Pajama Sets ht stripes and checked two-piece Pajama ave tailored little Slip over and button Linorrie Shon—Tlirst Iioor. - $225 Styles One Strap Opera Pumps D’Orsay Pumps Bow Pumps Buckle Pumps Oxfords , Styles for afternoon, evening and stree' wear are offered in exceptional groups at our after-Xmas price. such great savings. styles. values and most opportunely offered for the woman who may buy several pairs at An early selection is advised for choice of s! All fashioned of durable fabrics, trimmed with popular furs, new colors. Marvelous bargains’ You'll be amazed to see such handsomely fash- ioned models at $24. All are lavishly fur trimmed. Some of our finest Coats trimmed with squirrel, mendoza beaver, and other popular furs; all colors. Materials Brown Satin Black Satin Patent Kid Tan Calt Colored Velvet Colored Satir They are unusua! zes. materials and Sik and Cloth Dresses Reduced to $40.50 Reguiar an” Ertra WSiaes Clever Frocks in all! the wanted cotors. Models for strect and sport wear. Silk and Cloth Dresses Reduced to $9.2 Peoulear ane Ertra izes Scores of lovely models in the new materials and colors. For all occasions. Silk and Cloth Dresses Reduced to 115 Regular and rtra si2es dance and sport frocks in all the high shades. Delightful styles for misses and women. Party, $120 lox Searfs of every shade, natural and dved. at reduced price. The LEPPERT ROOS Iabel in any garment is an assurance of perfection in quality, style and workmanship. << UAA oj - “~ ependable 2) walite” 4

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14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925 ea see. POST-DISPATCH 0 ——_ — — - : ~~ =... — - eee ee Oe eee aoe Oe — — = 7 ; —— Ts —EEE ; : . Fe " . ————————————— eee Ooeleoe=elelele=qO@®@=~q~«~q$q$q0q0um ae 2m OA peal : ‘ ” “ » o.0-@ 2 e686 -@..6: iis Geet by Co Sen Caleuell, VEW ; .! @ ALL CHARGE PURCHA: | lector Koeln Returnable (607.000) P80 ycphereon LViUYF | to the February Term of = 093°) on ee Morne. aid son avenue, $17.37: George H lid Silv en | the Circuit Court. See akan” Seda eee ¥- LAR AY vie Ye-jewe! | rata ec tga rei omg ic ag —d ae le een 4 a : ‘ The best-dressed men wear stra a LEVIES WERE ON Stile lens 525 Mnen annie Wrist Watches. ¥ $23.75 a _ —_— ~~ _— — ws. “~~ i | nih macige | PERSONAL PROPERTY .2:. 1. ind. $29.8: GI fy Other Wrist Watches for Men Up te” * 2 oN Ne : | 4 : — : cae ae a ead ave $23.18: W. G. Car / | After- Christmas Sale of oe oe ee |. . cece wee nce -_ me MOD. Gir. wince tuceth creas eee P comets ae © | 1936 Unclusive, Others) c:::. 3. a ae ' DIVIDED PAYMENTS f _- ——s — Photog raph Frames +] | si4en: FLW Make Gift-Buring here most | for Shorter Periods. oe Besa eigen eerie: ; : . - Z e ete | $1.98 $9.98 $3.98 $4.98 sat) fern . . > . - for one, two or three of the year # mentioned prices,.and a large number of standard size st a4 embraced in this period. The pres- 3 0 0 K Frames made from odd lengths of moldings may be had up- a ent suits total abou was " wards from 49c each. > -" sn - at . = y stated. Among the defs pdants are: 4 J 7 “Ss Tise oe 7 > ° - ".. « - "7@ 4 VW L111) : a? « At ee, tt . + = aw . Free . =? é —~ ing — Frames a) }6=spriced as low as ¢9c. | ee To. | eres Extra Sales- | W. Anderson, 1711 Nerth Grand ~ . ladies and B son, 4226W St. Ferdi : Wrappers to ee Help You Earliest Pos- sible Selection Advised An event eagerly awaite the authenticity of Steir Following our usual cust merchandise from season | Our Ents Fashionab for Women | » = dew Stewarts BRANDT’S BIG JANUARY =. = ~ Now in Progress CLEA R ANCE 369A Git Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday + e«- 0 0 : i “4 : . CG A-T-S C- at + r & of « ~ ss . 40 $ 1 9" iy : | ;% ‘ : 7 ~ pa - : ‘ 4s iii | — —- ng ‘ - i a \ _~ Pa os Fur-trummed Coats at a price Beautiful Coats! : ie ~-\ _ es SP : ‘ everybody can afford. All the ity and styles. mn 7 r oe ps. — mie _) 3 iis r new colors. Lined and inter- Biack and favored rich e a. x— Weis s669A Folso: avenue, $ lined. Women's and misses’ Sizes for women and a> ‘. “% ns ' > . ; inal sizes. : 5 | Soan.75 Women’s 1a a _ Women’s Sree Suiean = | 3 73 ; a De Luxe ° Necie Bea ; } 36 to 5 ( 20 CLEARANCE = | DV to? +10 oe : | - Lavishlw fur trimmed: All the k Grouping phir — g een teeEe new colors — textures. a Coats that were takem : ‘ootwear at q . Footw aé ‘ apap , : selecbon . — “tg t- ae groups. [ : Women's eae ton Jr. seca — i ak | ee women and misses. women and musses. $10 to $12 Ss = \ Of 310 to 3 12 | , : : Fine Rich Luxurious Far Coats at Almost Giwe-Away Footwear at | intl | and ; | , Col Cie : aeies a Sizes for Mtsses, f s vies fo nn ; Blutha 4 North: Nin: | Women and j - . reaet S27 6: _— : tof a + aera guage gta ati | Extra Sizes a a —ocwTane Y VY Ay BRANDT'S regular tines o: | -naialeeageccaieeringge . mewest styles for women anc i= z roung women. Extensive show- mg of al! the popular stvie h : an eo j — , = $ .00 95 x j als — — ‘ - ? +g a es ‘ ' $44 . Smashing bargain. The f ma- 7 et . =) =" rT. Seisenen will be snatched up ™m Seasti - Dresses: Fime oe Mrs : . Eos twos and threes Dresses for teriais; mew shades: popular ‘ . street. ewvemmme and all occa styles; adwance mode !s: Gar? brenus ‘3 s:0ms “izes for women and Dresses for all occasions. Sizes , , , ries KR. fi rs ; mt misses ; i Charge Hosier, tape Ragen for women and misses : . aaa , “sey ‘ ‘ any at Big ; Wy S +h e@tle a raru Hee nvite Reductions «te tp astcusss ff DRESSES DRESSES Charge Purchases Placec oo February ‘st Statements Brand: s Careful! Firting evenue, $16.52; Frank P. Bowls $ 45 Service Will Be irquette Hote. $34.52; Lee 1 — M arntained a pe. Wroming Dresses nm the Smartes* limes Stunnine Dresses - All the new Gs : Paste! colommne's and the dark details: lace and other attrac . er shades Grorrettes, satins tive trmmng:s. Black and or aie? aes . and other: Fime trimmines favored shades. Sizes = for | ; :. “tes ‘or misses and women women and misses STEWART'S—415 N.

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PATCH ee es | | | | ® , ‘ am ~ — ’ : 7 ‘ ‘ : a — o _ syst : — - . es ~~ — «= ~ ee A “'* Smee rtbot Uy AY Aas * A ee te het hehe ha ms Awad. = dw GP 60 G@e& «- « ow /_———-—? eta ve eri | Vile a Tae q ~~ — ‘ on - - Foreign Trade Increases. cicn trade in 1925 was the great-| mports to approximately 2,544,000,- Eun , Tue Ageocisted Frese “sr in the history of the empire,|000 yen ($1,096,920,000). Exports CITY FILES 1200 Elikes, 829 and 1900 Morganj|stein, 5386 Pershing avenue,.ton avenue. $27.20- Henry W. and{|Evans, 4017 Greenleg’' placey ' } %& . the oe a —_ he + > BP oKlo. Dec. 26.—The Depart. | ts a up to Dec. 25 being 4,-|showed an increase of approxi- MORE SUITS FOR oo 988.35; Harry ©. Eilis, 5259) $44.74; George Ernst, 809 North Arthur F. Eves, 2614 Gravois ave-]$100.46; Samuel W. Evans, samy - or Ye Cts or an an acl ] of Commerce an 1 Ind istry $14,142,000 yen ($2.079,080.060). | mately 463.000.0006 yen and not heodosia avenue, $20.40; ¢ haries | Grand boulevard, $11.37: Monte C. nue. $10.46: Mary EF. and Samuel jaddresa, $31.2) ai i. Po 4 a 4achnnow edge. 4 The exports were more than 2.270. en ceiia Tape he an, O°", Eee Free Cod Liver Oil Cap. Keiffes | 1664¢ Absorbent Cotton, os Pree Basy to take: ov tasre of feet i @ ome @ 16¢ Olive Skin Soap bree tonic and fiesh tullder: pote iren ia pour 'ie, Se. The Tooth Brush Free blood. ‘ic. Buy one-one free (fhe sisels, the Maaciem Oi Capasies + Free FREE CIGARS! IT’S KEIFFER Se Haarlem O11 Capsules Free ioc Lalla Rookh Cigar i ra i ee ~ee . A | | $19.74; David Cloonan, 5122 Page | boulevard, $18.24: Charles Todd | |Clark, 65297 Westminster place | $72.81; Fred V. and Mary Clark, (4913 North Market street, $22.23: | Leonard Cobine, $17.82: Maude Co- bine, $05 North Fifteenth street, | $10.20; Edward lL. Coburn, 5603 | Maple avenue, $8.92: Frank Coff- Inan, 900 Times Building, $37.98. G. H. Cohn, 6156 Pershing ave- nue 93.72; E. R. Collins, 391¢ |\Shaw avenue, $10.20: Sarah M. 'Conconnor, 4648 Garfield avenue $37.12: Dr. H. L. Conner. 609 Vie- toria building. $26.44: Tony Con ;inos, 5971-6113 Easton a\ $N.73; J. J. Connor 922 |etreet, $12.38: William Connvur 9548 Maple avenue, $12.48: Joseph |Conrad, 2739 Ann avenue, $30.02; |Willlam Conrad, 2731A Lafayette ;avenue, $7.50: James F. Conran. _303 Merchants-Laclede building, $31.81; Abraham Cook. 38963A Greer avenue, $32.27: Phillip Cooper, 1255 Goodfellow avenue $35.30; Al Cooperman. 2622 Dick- son street, $8.92: Ben S. Cornw:. the trermicide Soap. 1%. Keiffer's. vee Se Dixece Handmade ( igar Free Rubber Goods—Keiffer 75e¢ Sage and Salphur Hair Tenic 1@e Deetor's Headache Powders : ‘$2.50 Hot-Water Bottle or Fountain =“ | Syringe, guaranteed I year 1 Free Se eee ee see ee eeaeaneeaeeeeeaean se ~~ = Aes JAA\ JAS JAAS JA ARS JA t-dressed men wear stra . Rohes. "$23.75 @ “WHERE OLIVE CROSSES Wrist Watches for Men Up to $89 : ee Ee -* “T= _ —— LAS. PAPA RRA AE SORE RARER RRP ARR LINO SLOG PEOVER EEE Ee Pee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee «** * 224°Af “he Bromide Quinine, cures colds N@e Chocolates, 1-1. box a ihe American GE, $3. clon, —e" a he Menthol Cough Drops, Keiffer's anes Pills, best for Vree| 10c_Fruit. Tablets, assorted oe Sout Vee ae ert Special Single Price—Keiffer: | ! | e = , ! ecia riced | 3 ! 1 ! ! : 25e, 50c Milk Magnesia, Allen's ! eee SOc, O5e Cold Cream, Theatrical 1 this week only ices ee See ae ee = | 45¢ Witch-Mazel, Dickinson's .....1 , > . ool Free Perfume! It’s Keiffer |, 1 'G5e, $1, £1.75 White Reose.......1 F 1 GSe. $1, 81.75 Sockey Club ! ! ! ! 1 1 P ~ ‘, Zhe, SOc Honey-Tar (ough )rup 10e¢, 15e, 25e Borie Acid, pure.... LSe, 2he Castor oil, pure : hewed, All Items in This Colume Single Price pict | he Carters Liver Pills.......2 for Free | 81-25 Beef, Wine, Iron. 2he Lipstick, a dandy ea £1.50, 85.00 Narciesus Perfume. ..1 so i : BS | 35¢ Kidney Plaster, Mead’s... For Business and the Afternoon Stroll q | 35¢ Kidney Plaster, Mend’s ton /5Oe Cocoanut Ol! Champee. Keiffer... a a! > bili... ~ s+ ae | 35e Olivilo Shaving Cream. | lSe, the Glycerine Rese Water Ge Night Cream, Keiffer, 0c size | We Brome Seltzer | Ihe, 2he Pure Glycerine $1.00 Jickey Perfume | 2c Jaynes Sanative Liver Pills Tie American Rose Toilet Water , . 30. Sie, $1 Ext. Vanilla, pare Free Candy! It’s Keiffer — SOc, $1.00 DeWitt's Kidney Piils 10@- or Oc Horehound Drops .. Fyesn Tested Free by Our Expert 0 $e Chocolate Caramels. in jor Expert Truss Fitting Cusrenteed, 13@e Marshmallows, glace jer...... 15e Sewing Machine Ou, real..... S5e Cod Liver Oil, Norwegian | Mewder, hell (Be, 10q 40¢ Adhesive Tape | -~ ee en, ete See | 2He tcheenfeld Liver Tea. 2he Clora-tine Tooth Paste .2 for * 25e Hinkle Liver Pille (100) , Se Rieger's Face Powder 2 for He 25e Pure Quinine, %,-o7. bottles £2.50 Kedak, Fastman's So. & Baw ke » ae | : “oy one Liquid Skin Colledion Film Pack, ti455% 61.50 2: Dr. Parson's Sure (rete €Corme _ 2he, Se Nerve and Bone Liniment Soe ee ee attics tien, Suen 2c Rat Ruin, kills rats and mice ae ~~ _ seames Tucks. ohe, SOc, $1.00 Listerine 20, 400, ThE ix Ty" rT \ J \ Fah \ sey yy Ty Mail Orders Filled Dr. P. Kahler & Sons, Inc. CITY CLUB BUILDING 312 N. 11th Se. * Central 4674 Se, SEE + -65 Pieza place. $51.10 Cornwell. proprie run ‘ Apartment, 4461 live street, and | the, We Bro. Aspirin, cures colds 10c, 65e« Aspirin Tablets, 5-er. 10¢ Champ Clark ( tiger her Diamond Rings, $14 Up > UDUTUG 2 - io 25 = _ SPARE RFA HKSAR SERRE R EAR ERP ROR RRR RRO (Se Tissue Toilet Paper... . ate 10c, 13¢, 15¢ Epsom Salts. id 20c, “Se, Ghee BKB. D. Disinfectant “ne, 50c Black Death Bug Killer... | 10¢ Writing Tablets, pure linen... ree rd | 25e, 45¢ Ol] Wintergreen, pegs yee Ryo Ray 3 — copes : it Ss. C P, Lo r Env > . : — 19¢ Aspirin Capsules, dozen...... ree | Si. ' Par oe see “ ~ondy, cr ndy Env eiope Co., PARA ROR ER ORO RO Per te ee ee Te - . 10, 20, 45e, T70e Tincture ledine.1 Free | 60c, $1.70 Krome Seltzer eh acai Te ee © Oe ee 0c. 35e Chicreferm Liniment 1 Free! 60c. $1.10 Olive Ol], French... 4 ed / wedry 6528 Pershing avenue, $19.86;| ~ James M. Cox, 3941 Lindell boule- it = vard, $34.95; J. Madison and be E. Corner 1 ' @ (|Anette G. Cox, same address, $10: | . , Margar t G. Coy ne; 4055 4 >; = . yy beuleuned, $88.35; Biante ie ton Jhe Store That Sells Nice Zhings Fannie H. Cra-| red L. Cornwell, proprietor Ster- ing Apartments, 5316 Pershing avenue, $427.90: H. L. Condy | Woodbine Hotel Annex. $7.65; Up- xz SOc Coffee, Keiffer's SNA, ib... "0c Hill's Cascarea Quinine 2 1@¢ Peters’ Milk © riate lt ee eee Fe ee ee ee ee = 2. 2S seo oe ih hhh hhh hh ht th Aah) e¥ wee ee eee eee eee eee ehe Pi oe > = OLS AA a Girt Kt ee os —_ ~~ = = ™ nn ds—We Feat ure Them : ) RB F GIN S TOMORROW » Earliest Pos- | MONDAY, DEC. 28TH sible Selection Advised An event eagerly awaited by women who know the authenticity of Steinberg’s Clearance Sales. Following our usual custom of not carrying over merchandise from season to season, we are offering Our Enttre Stock of in Progress! | Fashionable Apparel ees They for Women and Misses lrimmed Coats ically Reduced in Price T-S C-0-A-T-S zB $192 es at a price Beautiful Coats! Superb qual- ford. All the ity and styles. Rich fabrics. and inter- Black and favored rich colors. and misses Sizes for women and misses. -T-S C-0-A-T-S F 39" amed: All the textures. Bie Coats that were taken from ares, straight- expensive groups. Deep col- py effects. A lars, cuffs and some with bor- se. Sizes for der of favorite furs. Sizes for s. women and misses. ions Fur Coats at Almost Give-Away Prices mer. 61517 Columbia avenue. $12.72: William L. Cranston. 'S180A, Enright avenue, $19.68: JI. N¢ a ~ a 1 North Broadway, | 9 i . erford R. Cravens. 504 Lake avenue, $10.20: Thomas Lb. Crews, 604 Commercia!} buil4- | 916-316 OLIVE St. ing, $36.72: Henry E. Crocke‘:. | | 1416 Goodfellow avenue, $6.41: RB. North. Eighth | MONDA Y—AT 9 O’CLOCK J. Cullinane, : avenue $14.56; ‘ 1] @ ‘ a ‘liam Cullinane, 4905 st. Ie uis aventwte. 20! William and Mi- chael J. ‘Ullinane, undertakers. : 1.16 ort (;rand boulevard - | $7.65: Michael E. Cutner 3625 Bo- | lanicai avenue, $16.06: Francis !° ae =. . 2 > 3 ss —————— OO a eC BO Beek eee Se Soran] — _ so = — = (om = = - -— -_ we ~ . > = ee ee ee ee a Eee Py . OU eet a Se “aes BIG IE IDI OE EE J (“1 »! ey : : *%) » - } ; . 4 ir] 14° Pershing avenue, $42 itn 6 a n, 638 Mera- i mec ed reet. 28. . : Dr. B. L.Dorser, 142° North Tay- | lor avenue, $22.44: J. G. Doty. 5775 | a McPherson avenue, $25.5 : David } Doubt. §14 Wair wright building ) ~* - o $25 vv: (>. H. Doug? erty. 4930 Page | _boulevard, $30.81: S. M. gias. ° °,* . - ua ""Soun twenn-ire sree | The Greatest Saving Opportunities of the Entire Year—Offering BS TG TS geese * ee ee Ket) 1D we tir Ber = eo ———— ee er ae > — — ma rT*} inomas L. Draper, 3817; impheey street, $10.96; HE Quality Apparel Utterly Regardless of Cost or Loss | Dowell, 5855 Delmar boulevard: $28.15: Catherine Droste, 4°16 | Shenandoah avenue, $15.06: Kare CHARGE PURCHASES MADE MONDAY PAYABLE IN FEBRUARY | JO NONI OA ee — a ~ Drummi, 4476 McPherson avenue 15.06; Ade Dubois, 4458 Washing- ‘ton boulevard, $17.44: Thomas A Duff. 2632A Armand place. $1724: : S-A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D ! JUST 38 S-A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D ! . + ‘ (“harles Duncan, 4604 North Twen- ' | lieth street, $24.30; Mary E. Dun- R COA 8 ham. 535 Clara ave nue, $17.49: Vol- a \e\¢ 3 . stat : ; at Reductions of Oo J UN ae ney H. Dunham, 2146 Allen avenue /$15.17; Willigm A. Durpby, 51054 | Ridge avenue, $§.92 | | Chester I. Dale. 61587 it | id Ai LYN@/ VO" VO)! OO Orr OOO) OO) OL Ve BOO OOOO BO @ OO OOO Oe a Oe Oa Beer Dono: Ba Be OOo Be Dee Be OO BO Os OO OOO. 6.4.0.8. nn ge er : Da nport, 421! FORMERLY UP TO $75 That Are Exactly theModes | FORMERLY UP TO $135 a “ee Being Shown for the Spring lls avenue. Charles ©. Davis, Planters Hotel Mostly plain—a few. with fur Tn eee se: swe & Davie, $ collars. They are Coats you will 1910 Tower Gfove avenue.. $29.2: buy for Spring—NOW at a saving. | Dwight I. and Marigold Davis, 5308 | Lansdowne avenue, $8.50: Byron M. | | Davis, pro@Mietor McQueen & Davis CHOICE ANY | ge aR EE 1 y Set off with fur collars and cuffs, COAT Luxurious Coats with collars, 308 North Jefferson avenue, $29.64: ff 4 t §i P | ' 4910 and made in excellent materials— cults and reveres 0 ine furs. Aiea Bes ag esteem these are indeed marvelous values Mostly one-of-a-kind models of- ‘ ; Aiigt PULIGINE j . " Davis + t. at this after-Christmas price. 1 fered regardless of former prices. Pee ha ae = See Our Specially Trimmed Formerly Sold Up to $225 See Our Specially Tri 4 med George W. Decker, 3733 After- Christmas Sale Windows All Our Finest Models. After-Christmas Sale Windows IcPherson avenue, $98.49; A. L | Deibe 706 Boatmen’s Bank Build- ing, $68.89: Albert L. and Mamie iy fl maaan ef. EXTREME SAVINGS! \ a Vincent Dempse Federa’ S-A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D ! | ~S-A-C-R-I-F-I-C-E-D f Reserve Building. $34.47: Ray de |\Pew,. 3831 Botanical avenue, $29.99 90 = \James G Dever, 406009 Lindel! sores" DRESSES | PRICED DRESSES | DRESSES ihe Ee. Dilg, proprietor Lilg rs) . nishing Goods Co.. $9.86; Lawsc FORMERLY TO $35 ONE-OF-A-KIND MODELS IN STREET FORMERLY TO $45 fp nag eh llagpneceie Igy alles AFTERNOON AND EVENING MODES $ lavenue., ov.a: S41 6)e 4. yer, > 3804 Wyoming street, $56.32 ‘lar- ‘ $ (ence N. Dodson, 4580 Laclede ave- t $7.65: William L) lodson ' nie, 5923 Cates avenue. $10.2 Leo . | Dockery, 6016 Enright avenut A REAL “GIVE- At Price AFTERNOON AND ) . qty by and Mi! ro - AWAY” PRICE P DAYTIME MODES } , o#> wee anvenuwu?é o.éa - ; : John W. Doelling, 4114A Labadi Silkk dresses, cloth a —_— rages ‘ef avenue,-$9.96: Arthur Domschke, t dresses: ave price this iot with- ¢410 North Sarah street, $8.41 pis TO sold for $125 Dresses at $62.50 $110 Dresses at $55.00 - out thought as to former | Walter Donnell! ieMillan ave- — ae: tear iaain te $ 95 Dresses at $47.50 $ 85 Dresses at $42.50 prices or cost. Silk, /nue —_ | novan, 3627 ie ber so ae hte eae. $ 75 Dresses at $37.50 : 65 5 Tonnes at $32.50 satin and smart cloth Lindell boulevar 20. 7.50 50 ss ¢ ; ing Sale Price. \s 55 Dresses at $27.5 resses at $25.00 modes. ~ Second Floor. > a — oe o-. BUGUG GUI —_ LAS LMAS J Colons and Styles for Everyone A 3 : January Clearance MILLINER i A: \ - es" ~~ OOOO 8 +O O+-O+-B>-Oe 8-6 +-O--O8 ee ee ee ee oe ee ee ee a a oe oe NOL LOL O70) OOO 8 Remaining stock of Fall and Winter Hats regardless of former prices, now offered at former prices ly former prices —— CLEARANCE OF _ CLEARANCE OF HOSIERY | WINDBREAKERS 1000 pairs of fash- Suede Leather | Jackets, ideal for ionable Silk Hose 65 outdoors in popu- $ | lar colors trimmed a - | LV NOP WABI NGLS ' DDO OO Oo Or Be Do On OOD Oe OO OO Oe OO OOO BOBO: BAO OOOO OHO > - YOAV Gi Or Os Or) OO iy : Second Fiocer, i ene ee eee BUGS plac ‘ fr eat ttSatcee || ae Weits—Monday 7 55 Feel Sse] | VALUES TO $3—IN SILK HOSIERY 1 : — inall the wanted GREAT colors and shades with colored knit- ted Collars, Cuffs OPPORTUNITY / —Jaauery Clear- : and Waistbands. ance fricc. ! —EEE \ ; | South Eighteenth street $16.83: | | nan aire 57 wees gh Seiaoneet ALL PERFECT AND FULL- FASHIONED — EITHER LISLE OR Main Floor—Weafls favenue, $11.24; Wi lis G;. Ehrt arct, SILK TOP STYLES—ALL DESIRED SHADES. ALL SIZE |} 2321 North Fifteenth @etreet, $31.57; Se ~~ ee oe , a / Z - Never Before Such Values ? VW Ww vl rea nat ie Fourth stre >

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16 ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 pear, wae =. + isi SS TT %@ . aly a a ae Fee aes: PE hr po =o. —_ — *e,z - 4 ¢ me . - é z i a ea - P rt a : ie. ‘ — ea 2 Ep. 9 2 PSA Een Fie oe t — Se ee RY Se gee ge a a a Charge Purchases Made Now—Payable February Ist. Sane Bryant Sixth and Locust . Louis Monday—The Year’s Supreme Event—High- Grade Winter Garments—Best of the Very Best—In the New—The Smart—A Sale That Sacrifices Nothing—A Sale That Emphasizes Quality—But Not at the Cost of Fashion— You Can Now Save 25/ Co + 5/ rtm REDUCTION SALE I: Price SECOND FLOOR. on ’ FuR-TRIMMED COATS: REDUCED TO 39 °59 °75 °95 Formerly to $59.50 Formerly to $89.50 Formerly to $135 Formerly to $150 Quality and style—the outstanding features of these very high-grade Coats— and at these reduced prices sure to cause a furore. All th the newest styles—for sports or dress—mostly fur-trimmed models—all favored materials. All Other Winter Coats Redaced—Savings From 25“ to 45%¢ ae Sizes 36 to 56 a —_— SECOND FLOOR. ie - FROCKS anp GOWNS REDUCED TO 16 50 WHA 90 WA 30 $ 4° 30 Formerly te $29.50 Formerly to $39.50 Formerly to $55.00 Formerly te $79.50 Charming street and afternoon Frocks of Canton crepe, flat crepe, glistening satins, Elizabeth crepes and cloths in becoming slenderizing styles. Those wonderfully beaded and embroidered dresses you've admired—your’s now at gigantic reductions. All Other Dresses Reduced—Savings From 25% to 45°, \ Sizes 36 to 56 ” STOUT Ment EN THESE VALUES WILL PROVE A REVELATION Note the ridiculously low prices. They show what tremendous reductions in price have been made for you. All the late Winter styles developed in high- grade materials and specially designed to fit amd become the stout woman, no matter what her proportions may be. Save 25°, to 45°, COATS ~~". DRESSES REDUCED TO . REDUCED TO :: Not fhose warm, stylish “skimpy” kind Coats—all the | of Dre sses, , soft ma- but made the " $1 “ey ow very lavishly trim- “Lane Bryant Formerly to Way —plenty $8.50 of material— 2 med with our regular 50 lon g wearing stocks. and fashion- S him mering Satins, lus- Sormerly to trous Silks, — Canton Crepes, Flat Crepes, .85 Wool Dresses —hundreds of styles —bead- F ormerly to ed, embroid- $16.50 ered, straight. | lime. When§ 85 have you ever = Formerly toable F urs on 5 $29.75 collars — and collar and cuffs. Every garment Formerly tois scientifically $35.00 cut to fit and become the Stout Women | and to slender- ize her figure. Formerly toSee what you $39.75 save. anim ct? bought Dresses like these at isuch lew Formerly to ____ BOY SCOUTS and THEIR ACTIVITIES : a —=— sl Sl from a,of his travels and subu rban District PUPILS: * CLOTHES . SeTVice Part ot " | > bei ing a scou — ‘ os Dogberry. HIS comedtfe apparatus became great a favorite among Eliz- an dramatists that Ben Jor- first inveighed against stace stn which “mistaking words used. and then empolyed the device himself with the wise ef Finsbury. in “The Tale of The giant of the species a at age was, of course, the hie PDogberry in Shakspeares h Ado About Nothing’—the hy leader of the watch whose has becOme a@ synonym for ind blundering bur honest faldom. and whose bitter Ia- was that no. clerk was nt to write him down 45 ass epithet which he had had the f receiving from .Conrade. her character. ts loeberry to whom we owe much qvoted remark, “Com- Sons are odorous”—Sheridan's ‘f the same prover) being > arisons are odious.” The SPearean antic sometinies mis- hounces words. as when he asks ‘think wou the most desar't- ly. ike Mrs. Malaprop., In his argot. the term for hdan's is plaintiffs, and the ‘ors are the magistrates. ™Ou are thought here.” he an- es to George Seacole, “to be ost senseless and fit man for ble of the watch This i# charge: you shall comprehend rom men.” “You shall make ise in the streets.” he further : ac"s the squad, “for. for the to babble and to talk is most Bis ind not to be endured Mrs. Malaprop to Mother. OR ‘(soodman Verges he makes Spolog: “an old man, sf, wits.are net so biunt help. | wourt desire they 1llimg the Prince's brother denounces as “flat per- and promises that the of- be condemned ints ting redemption for this.” the same prisener he ‘No, theu villain. thouw of piety, as shall be proved good witness.” Dog- ® edictory to Leonato & give you jeave to de- *- anid ff a merry meeting may hed. God prohibit it!” * sheridan undoubtedly had Uogberry’s acquaintance, he neeption of Mra. Vala- Giresthy to a character named Try. in an unproduced anl he! comedy by his mother, Jourmy to Bath.” This lady. s Chtamberlaine Shert- Yaa a notable in her ow" terary pet of D-. Johr- and Samuel Richardsen, she London by storf#f-with a work “On entitled “Memoirs of Sid- Bic “gp. “ CRartese James Fcx - it the best novel of the was translated into French Abbe Prevost, and s dra- version appeared o2 rhe Pas = tt? of Learning.” comedy, “The Discovery.” Preduced with resoundni¢ “cess at the Drury Lane *. With Garrick himesel’ ‘e of Sir Anthony Branville, “Se lever, from whem »*er “y Save taken some hints fer Ulkner Another cormedy, failed after one per- _ Garrick declined to A Journey to Bath.” oa art of cursing with taste and propriety. mate profanity appears to him rowdy and low sation, in his opinion, must refer with apt: he topic in hand. aus when Mra. Malaprop is seed to him as a mate, he ss at her mature charms and ie retorts. “Odds wrinkles, neo'” can't have a wife without e for her, then—“Odds celi- r—he'll remain a bachelor. Miss Melville's beauties are he is stirred te the ro- blasphemy, “Odds blooms blushes "’ his conceit is one of Sheridan's delectable whimstes, yet it overshadowed, quring the Iest ‘s performances of his com- t the American, Theater. by sheer brute humor of Mra. prop s assaults upon the dic- ry. There appears .to be ng pepularly diverting—as as flattering to the hearers By RICHARD L. STOKES. Music and Drama Critic of the Post-I NE of the touching lineaments of Bob Acre He aspires part s ’ 7 CORINA "INFA: Grand Cen & the ground tha! and action. Mrs. Trvfort is stout, very indolk the core.” She 1 two savings ' Lord Hewkiy. ; Trvfort, le “a pre and dne should * the contagious Malaprop o rv by Bo m wt mine to be a pro but desires her ™ geometry, that : something of the tries. Without MWixcal FEW others sayings are are a littie te she admoni so much ta ome a young of her daughter asks: “De rou ti sloesn't understan ter than to ge | young men?” Mrs. Sheridan? tion for her her language ie that ing. Sle always ¢ apply.” This dic over literally by Malaprop possess vocabulary, never word and never net in good stan cons. Her oddft words in the wre Vain of HEREAS Tryfort errs ignorance, § Mrs. Malaproep th thar she iw itnerd her linguistic at; Sir Anthony.” ete ing of her myth ucation, “she she orthodoxy. that al spell and mispre shamefully as likewtee that she the true mean saying.” Fine taste and depicting c dan to make jess vulgar and thas her Most of ail, props “nice taphs” bear of aura of ultimate department. f[ mind her imam her niece, Ly heeadstreng as banks of the 3} against lang Partington. brquet of a ist, Benjamin (1814-1898). had its origina & name. who wal ney Smith in «a tien ef the erence to the tempting te ste Oc4ean with Mra. om the st

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“DISPATCH Ss ARme sas sult the : ; SRY e aS Se & * 14 two Swvers has recently master, an inercased ] 9 BRS Scouts The troop has increased ae iy. a Rey On. 3 * . become rn. d the troop is ghe activity im nll li = Neg , Out work, bead Yl a Si s ; 7 SX PUPILS: —- CLOTHES . . EAN Yin, y,, G7 Yb S C WS ett ooo SVQ gg RX V{VQ_o_OQ@{ooo \ MV SY SS MQ SO SS Q$“@o S ree Service Part of Cam Wy KY ST.LOUIS POST — \*\ is Vu” bs ee ee » a a ni Fete gerry eeery, ’ : _ Aa A Ae eee * : ¢ 7 . 7 ; . Improve Health. Than Lo SUL000 cards; PT Eariment.cle fre« PAGES #1-14B hay ' been distrit ed : ut loyers’ an i (“les anerg’ pupils rs. Malaprop Was “Not the Only One to cial“ Derange Epitaphs arment Cleagit ‘ Dogberry's Watch “Comprehended .Two Auspicious Per- ‘ Ions of -* to Jan. — DA b 7 | - sons,” Mrs. Tryfort Admired a “Progeny of Learning,” _ and Mrs. Partington Shrank From Entrusting Any Law- Soyer With a “Power of Eternity, aol You'll Never See the Conclusion = s. By RICHARD L. STOKES, Music and Drama Critic of the Post-Dispatch. in *“‘The Rivals,’ particularly to the fine propriety. The habit of indis- Your genteel NE of the touching lineaments of Bob Acres is his passion for culture. He art of cursing with taste and iminate profanity appears to him rowdy and loutish. aspires ation, in his opinion, must refer with aptness and sentiment pe topic in hand. wus when Mrs. Malaprop is ; j - ‘ } ‘ : stp } e sosed to him as a mate ing of velvets, patents, satins, Suedeg ee at her mature charms and Jxtords, etc. All heel heights. Sizes 2% tly retorts, “Odds wrinkles, not ’ if he cant have a wif thou “SSBQegpas 7 sting for her, then-——‘“‘Odds ceil- m—he'l] remain a hachelor. 9 Miss Melville's beautieS @re Y | 1? ~ ‘ XIrs Malapr: | . - . gard } 7 | , . Or Aine 4 re and blundering but honest lord Hewkly, according to Mrs. dom. and whose bitter la- + fort, is “a progeny of learning,” - ae Jerk 4 ; and One should “hear hi lescribe *% - ft was that no Ciern Wad . Ss weve: —rnineg @ rs ae tis Dogberry to whom we owe but desires her “to be instructed ij ¢ much quoted remark, “Com- geometry, that she might know ?\ ‘= . - ; we 1s, ns are odorous "_.- Gr eridan he =f rié thing QO) the c mtagio is COUN- % ion of the same proverb being tr.es.” @\" | r° vr) a rTP ‘ IOUS 1e “3 : > . . y Parisons ar | odio. Without Miscalling. Misapplies. ispearean antic sometimes Mis- FEW others of Mrs. Trvfort's Mouncres uN ords. A= Ww he n ne asks Savings are pre =¢ ryvead . ‘You - mo think vou the most desari- re a littie too pert, let me tell * . man to be constablé Mor@s she admonishes Kdward Bull Min, » clions—Our High- mentiy, like Mrs Malaprop, he; ay SO much taciturnity. does not & . sy S +} +) vy Z } he r¢ porte * _ , ¢ , Ny 3 | . | ' ms them, aS when ni Decome a voung ma Speaki MM & nning Models Are te Ee Ce teil 5 o . BETTY BRONSON and TOM MOOPE in 5 ' “ . . Ur watcn, Sir, _s Ou are daughter, sh¢ indignantiv f Ee ——— J C’OUS®e Savings Cai prehended two auspicious per- asks: ‘“‘Do you thin k Miss Trvyfort A KISS FO CINDERELLA Sssourt " In his argot, the term (/0Pr yioesn't understand punctuality bet i dants is Sony pune and the ter than to geo into corners with — — OS Ee ee ee ee ciors = the magistrates. young men?’ | 1 ht here,”” he &an- Mrs. Sh an”? es $9 ZOU are thoug , Mrs. Sheridan® definite prescrip- es 10 George Seac ole, “to he tion for her heroine's breaches of most senseless and fit man fOr janguage is that “without miscall- ONIGH | A L AM RI ible of the watch. This 18 jing she always takes care to mis- . . : . . ‘ ’ : ~ a. > ad % . . 7 ‘ » / char e- ou ch all com pre nen ~ T) lw is ictum ac o kar Modish Styles ana ge: ¥ apply. This dictum was taken mnie woligillaadaiuisai A eae : rom me! “You shall make over ilterally by her son, for Mrs. . | ;, funning Furs. jise in the streets,” he further Malaprop possessing a formidab). N the hope of retrieving a fortune lost in presenting David War- . ? 20a ie +: *h — ; " | _* e* } she 4 — . = . cts the squad, “for, for th® vocabulary, never mispronounces a field in “Tl Merchant of Venice David Belasco last season ’ = by] » | nr ’ ie lk is mest ra “Beart YL 2 : © . ‘ eo . " } P s - . : mto babble and to .~ . _ word and neve uses one that is made two esSays in the boudoir drama usual associated with le Tié oT ) he eTic urea v) ? Yr aa ata. ss o i+ 4 ef ahd IY 14 st, 44 NOL in 00g Sian in Tt " " ie . - * om ‘6 , - | Sage anding in the lexl- the unvenerable name of Al H. Woods. One, “Ladies of the Eve- Md Mrs. Malaprop to Mother. cons. Her oddity is to use right aig | i. srg he ; i . words in the Wrogg sense hing, as aiready iiourisned here The second, Ernest Vadja’s “Th: OR Goodman Verges he makes . te ce Harem,’ adapted by Avery Hopwood, arrives tonight at e American apolog “An old man, Sif, Vain of Her Erudition. ig i: : ‘3 _ "ys y= 4 € | a ? -™ San Bi , 4 = | } — | i yr ~~ ] . ‘ "ges ’ And his wits are not so blunt HEREAS Dogberry and Mrs It is described as a sligh nd Wa . 4 1] 11) — Yr)" S « "Calling the Prince's brother ~ ‘gnore ice, Sheridan adds to ters tall like mal Brant if th vi] 8 and then in le- sain he ae 1) Thel eS as = at per- Mrs. ree the exquisite touch ana } anny Hills Dut are pru 7 rit ritimate plays . Sne Wus appearing fi - 2 bh . c‘ ‘* re ’ .) > ° > . _ y » + . .* t» i ‘ . . . ‘* , ° °9 . . ¥ A f ¥ and promises that the Oi- — sat nite inary _ oy proud of eno igh to acti like so nanny —oOml- . a piece Llied Aioma v he Nn is, r will = be condemned into her linguistic style Above all, stocks and Littl Red tiding Miss Ulric’s tantrums opened a f Iestine redemnution for this.” ~’" Anthony,” she says, still speak- Hoods It uses the same situation path to the electric lights ’ i Leake rede til} a‘ : - : 4 “ ard bi ’ °- ; : it} . a her my ep ier Gé ] Ite _ ‘il (ierscer a4 . « Saturda © Ovi ae. on i a eis — _ oon Lenore Ulric Created Part. 7 Mur , » & mn undouvreaciy Hae depicting character enabled Sheri- The “Greenwich Village Foilies,.” Loew's Sta sae Ata Vogbderry’s acquaintance, he dan to make Mrs. Malaprop much ISS LENORE ULRIC played which opened Christmas -nicht at ‘Th M sked Bride ; *) . : * ) 7 j Ly « le " . ** . : : ay “ - - ‘ . : , er? « yy 7 | wait oONnception of Mrs Mala- jess vulgar and far more amusing the ro.ie of the sky: irkinge wife 4% Shu bert- Ria! to. will cont Ne Missouri hie \ rons I in i> 4 . = ‘ a -- iat > s\a ; * aid ii ii i¢ . wr dir: ‘¥ to a character named than her prototype, Mrs. Tryfort. when The Harem was Pro- -¢here di ring the week. and is to be 4 Ki or Cindereiia. ; Trrfort in an unproduced anil Most of all, some of Mrs. Mala- duced in New York. Temperament- followed by Eugene O'Neill's “De- ‘ral Centra West End Jevelo el Of hed comedy by his mother, prop’s “nice derangements o¥ epi- al rows with Belas resulted in ciee Inde aie Elms.” F aT Lyri nd nitol—‘‘Infatua- . . =i t 4 ‘ L iit Aa sc ' r 1 re . . ‘ r , / r OUrney Lo Bath This lady, ta] hs” bear on their brows the he r retire nent irom tl € Cast, Wee Ks The A rr ©’ricawn annournis “ts in t10 x ith Corinne Griffith and s Mos! P Prances Chamberlaine Sheri- aura of ultimate pertection in their whereupon the star-muker touched succession “The Musi Box Rev oy Percy Marmont Was , hie in h « r own department ] have especialy in wit? his W a an ofiky own actress “The Sn} 00) for ~ and al’? with a ~ Louis— Mi nte Bar ke in . ‘ , ‘ hor ) | her i 1T orta!] ‘‘ompial :.% at _ ; "is y er . -3 + bots a , ~ Pa 4 Ie ay . 1 , 7 T) . ; - uc ‘ille. ne ‘ : >** of D Joh sy mine ner img ai ©cO _— nit 7. at DamMmed \ Vie! € Osbo ne’ Who tnus P. Heerir Henriett " Crossman, Ke ep SWnlishsé, an i val 2 j ‘ “ on Say el] Richardson, she her niece, Lydia Languish, is 8S overnight became if not a Belasco lulia Hoyt. May Collins. lan Hun L Kings and Rivoli julian E)- Ona ‘ ‘ " ea det ’ goa «af ollerenrw : +h oo . 4 ™ ae eee — mee : P * ayriir Ton j ““YOn by stornt with work hea ‘Strong @& am aiegzory on 1eé star. then a selasco plans =he ton lefferson de Angelis and oth tinge and Ann Pennington in ray, ¥. > = ee a - .é ’ Bad plies vigedategeer tes | onentgeann cen Miss Osborne first adorned the Brooms,” Holbrook Blinn and Ju- Dehnonte—“The Bes ‘? . . > . ” , ** ; ™ at t} € on * Nov ,f ys \ 2 Ww in Amie ica t ‘ : - _— a 1 aT 2th Tr) \ ix - best novel of thi ETTER gor = MI wi " aU stage at the age of 5, appearing dith Anderson in “The Dove” and Mat gh Yidd 4 Thentes 46 translated into Frenc the name of Mrs. Maiaprond, as , , » 3 - Tn , Odeon~.Yiddish Art i neate , ; ited into French ee P with a stock company in Spokane, the Ziegfeld ‘Follies tei = cietca (or Abbe Prevost. and a cra- a syromyn for a malilefactor i ar tase SRS wok ~ = i ae roe ote players in a@ flim enthire ,nou Versior appeared on the against language, is that of “Mrs. Shalt Remember,” beginning Rage. Partington.” This was the sou- obscure bu irletta—but figured in moral qualities, and particularly Jan. 1. ‘ 7 4 > . . -~ ' > -* - > + + . lo . ma ; oe i ep oeeEY of Learning.” briquet of a New England humor- the columns of the Boston Post her benevolence. For instance, she ee " . . 2 . ® * . . > > 7, } . rc ¥, " “8 pro luced with resourndnie (1814-1880), who confessed that it ings oO: Mrs. Partington, which of kittens drowned unless first the : > ‘ » om Ohne > r tho + By i . P . ‘? y go — i ‘ , ’ ~ SCe@ss a? the Drurv Lane iad its origin in a& person of that had a national VOE ue in he chill hgd been taken off the wa- The Missouri Soon: ion of Mu . , n . ’ . : »* . rw) - . ‘ *. |. ‘see «| ’ ° : : > ; ; r Dupe failed after one ne ic Ocean with her mop N ADDITION to her wrenches as commentator on topical inci- in April Candidates shosid mes + & ; a ne " - . ‘ aT) ° : ' fenct e -s , nts h as the latest « nt ( Edna Lieber, Bucilid Byiid- Nee Garrick declined to Mrs. Partington never appeared | and fractures o: speech. Mrs. dents. wuc | a a > la . cnaprer to Miss na Lie . “e “A Journey to Bath.” on on the stage—except in 4 local and Partingion was notabie for ber Continued om Next [ Page. ing. - a ° ANNETTE “a HELLER MAN Photo graphic stud a ° d 3a @ Seeeeee* ANN PENNINGTON rn “MADAME BEHAVE" — Kings & Wiwolt Popular Program Today Mostly Pd ocal _ ee ee HE Pageant Choral Society and three vocal soloists, ap- pearing at this afternoon's popular conc rt of the Sympbony Orchestra at the Odeon, under the of Fre derick Fischer, will save for two into a boli- baton program, numbers, turn thé instrumental! day ival of song. There wi be operatic arias, horuses and a cantata, and com- initvy singing ou! two favorite Christmas hymns, Franz Gruber's Silent Night Holy Night.” and “a deste Fideles.” Three Soloists on Program. HE soloists will be Miss Mabel L Sewe Kraus, soprano, Luther Tavier, tenor, and Frank H Spahn, harit ne, who wil appear in in- dividual numbers incidental to “The Story of C! \ristmas.”” @ cantata a Harry Alexander Matthews Miss Kraus will sing the aria, “La me ro.’ from Mozart's “Tl re pastore,” and Taylor will give “M'appari” from Filotow's “Martha - The two instrumental num.ieTs will be the overture to Humper- dinck’s “Haense! und Gretel” and “Kammeno!-Ostrow (horus will sing “The Rubinsteis 8 The Pageant Twilight Carol.” by John Sebastian Matthews. and ciose the program with the “Hallelujah Chorus” from Hand: “The Messiah.” Edith Mason to Sing. HE fourth program of the Civic Music League, on the evening f Jan. 5 at the Odeon, will present as soloist Miss Edith Mason. s0- prano of aco Civic Opera Co. She will sigh. thé waltz. from the “hi DIANA 4 MANNE ae leading actress in | “tag - Coliseum \ Ee The Theatrical Colender | COLISEUM — “The Miracle,” | evenings except Sunday and | on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, with special mati- : | ' nee on New Year's day. AMERICAN—"The Harem,” by Ernest Vadja, with Miss Vivi- enne Osborne, newest lumil- nary in the Belasco firma- ment. | SHUBERT - RIALTO — “The | Greenwich Village Follies.” EMPRESS — The Woodward Players in “Stop Thief,” a | three-act farce by Carlyle | Moore. | ORPHEUM —~ Annette Keller- | ! man in a song, dance and div- | ing turn, aided by Castleton and Mack: Florence Reed itn a drarnatic playlet, “Amateur Night in London;” and five | additional acts. GRAND OPERA HOUSE — “Snub” Pollard. movie come- dian, in a playlet, seven other “The Bad with Harry variety skits and Lands,” a picture, (Carey. GAYETY— 7 The Rounders.” : _ _ _—_—_—_ “Romeo and Juliet” and numerous foreign and American songs. She will be accompanied by Isaac Van Paderewsk\i's at the Jan take place Grove. lgnace plano recital wil! Odeon on Jan. 21. The Christmas Vespers of the Morning Chora! Club will be held at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at St. John’s Methodist Church. Mrs. Margaret O'Connor Salsman, harp- ist, will assist. The program will be as follows: Processional, “O Come. All Ye Faithful;”’ “Marins d islande.” Fourdrain; ‘‘Tantum ergo.” Saint- Faens: “Adoration of the Shep- herds,”” Kurt Schindler: “Priere”™ for harp, Haasieman; “Remember Now, © Virgin Mary.” Massenet: : “Today Is Born Immanvuel,”’ Prae- tcrius: “Schoene Erinnerung.” Hahn; and midnight carol, “Ghosts of the Year.’ GIRL ‘CELLIST CALLED MARVEL BERLIN. Dec. 26.—-Music lovers here are hailing the advent of @ new musica! prodigy in the person of 1§-year-old Raja Garbusova, @ Russian girl ‘cellist from Tiflia. Raja was discovered by 8. Mey- rovitch, an American engineer in Russia, who made possible her ap- pearances before German and French audiences. Since she was & years old the bionde. curly-haired. blue-eyed Raja has been playing an instrument usually considered to require too much strength for «a woman to achieve more than medi- ocrity on tf Raja. critics ay, plays the ‘cello “as if ghe had been born with it.” —— ia — — A Se ‘The Dybbuk’ Finest Play In New York ——— — — Tragic Romance Spun From Jewish Folklore, With Mary Ellis in Central Role, Is Talk of the Town. By ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT, NEW YORK, bec. 26. HE pilgrims who . swarm through New York's gates at this time of year and head straight for the ticket agencies MAY MURRAY in “THE MASKED SRiDE* —— Loew's State ’ oe ow cess ~% AT: Ce ~ * MONTY BANKS and ANNE CORNWALL en *KEEP SMILING St.Loute should be warned at once that m those market places they will find no seats for what is, in my not strikingly humble judgment, the finest production which this sea- son has witnessed in the theaters of our town. The chances are they will not hear it mentioned there, and I should not be at all surprised ts learn that the busy speculators had never even heard of its. Its naniw is “The Dybbuk.” Its home is the stage < the little Neighborhood Playhouse which stands down in (;rand street, Broadway. And it is, I feel sure, the play that should be seen by the person who can see ontfy one play. The rush to see it now (those who have tried to get the Neighbor- hood Playhouse on the telephone this week will have some faint no- tion of how frenzied is that rush) is dictated by something more than the familiar New York passion to see at once whatever play is tha talk of the town. It ie dictated rather by the knowledge that “The Lybbuk” will be played for only 12 weeks, and that as the theater {* a amaill one, this means a total audi- ence of no more than 233,000 pes- song, or a little less than half the crowd that would (and did) turn out to see Hed (range “as since Sabbath afternoon. Its Sucoessor in Hehearaal. SUALLY when one of our man- U agers announces that such-and- such a drama is limited te eight weeks, he means that the play will run eight weeks if possible and thereafter will continue for as many more weeks as the public will finance And since the public is not as big a fool as it looks, the an- nouncement of a Iimited engag«- ment has long since cease@ to has- ten pereeptibly the laggard prog- ress towards the box office. But the patrons of the Neighborhood know from expertlence that when tts management announces a run of 11 weeks, the play will run precleery ll weeks. Already ite successor is in rehearsal! “The Dybbuk” wit! play to absolute capacity unt!!! i's fina! night and then it will be taken off, to be seen no more this seas ns perhaps to be seen fo more at ail. “The Lybbuk,” a tragic romance epun fondly from Jewish folklore, was written mort than 10 vea-cs ago by @ Russian Jew who did not live to see its eventual production in Mescow in 1922 It hae since been played here in Hussian and in Yiddish, but last week witnessed first performance in Bagtish anywhere in the world. That per- formance, rendered loevety by every sorcery of light awd color and ren. dered almost hypnotic by euch Leautifully orchestrated endembie playing as 1 have seldom seen eut- side the great works of the Meseow Art Theater, wae made possiiiie by» Contineed os Neat Page. a mile to the east of. Ter" = eee ees. Pe ee Oe 5 ee ele ™ Ik yy eee oe LS RE EE eae ee ae Ewa — eee” + game ———— Nae REPS eee aw ee ~~ ae ss ae ye Sapa SO oe a ly me aie —s.. ee ee ee ae -

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125 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS —_—— | was born and bred an oratorio all loist With Orchestra 5 Nf so | The Queen's “Encroachment.” M LCH better *- her indignation | me en ~ eee LLL LL (“THE DYBBUK” HAILED AS FINEST PLAY NOW RUNNING IN GOTHAM -— Centinucd from Preceding Page. SHAKSPEARE, IBSEX, CHEKOV PLAYS ON LONDON STAGE Showgoers Evince Desire for Va- riety After Diet of Rewues and Modern Triangic Piccces. 2 Am@x~atec the LONDON. De St. Alphonsus Liguori Indicates Sources of “The Miracle’ Legend over an account of the adul-,| teration of tea England. | lterated!’’ she exclaims, ‘“‘and the commandment, too:” the telegraph “queens en _o - s+ factors not tog@ther fo Broadwa) Rehearsed Three Months. OR one thing. the rehearsals > ae | _ - lasted weeks, | - i present wt r> Lt» fhrown r wer grees - * : she ask¢ d tne . a agen t w meter *~-. - ae we 4 - - ~~ Tr is it .f.tas ™me retorted adding to could |! *- able = over The guessed a thin cotine tinal man authority tained con- holy oth = at and even an onio use pretenti ind for his own £u ate word than am sure that have bred Partington without the least, her reversals identaily express a the advisablii of attorney —_ > . ~~ ‘ Ls LI an pur e} » lations, graces and incidents in cases where these hare been Churecb, and by to attriou ° fa ~~» intend con 5 > reve exeept Roman Catholic t! Lue ] holy ac cu Yet » w could awyer, 7 Oi) > ‘hea . 4 & We & By ST. ALPHONSUS LIGTUORI. ha sen how? U -- - " os > another dress the monastery. Beatrice. holy Virgin the form image to which at had committed her dress. and the di- mother thus spoke to her: be it known to thee thy form, office for . . -_ Las Se Pe} Y i= =s ex Kh inaness _- a > > 7% . mercs aske Sister ne most 2 > ‘ i before her in same _ in on Y Parting sh kevrs and her managers * » = “f° “ asked Ww! the Neighborhoc performance 60 me Wild West yviTre et ee a tn ‘he Ag@octiated Presse LONDON, Dec 238 re ‘ho - peatrice has been David Lioyed reader of & is h vs more a ~~ oe ~-- od sie ' rcer;r > - that to prevent ently avid There enic p in r ealed oe sco oem MABEL ANN KRAUS = Soprano thy an stories. * — (,eorge wes! ne fermer |! get wrapp cow-pun De He has given » the book negonnae’ who Keeps reading matter all the go new Canadian act _ + we nee mer i eG mp > i 4 gold * + - “ ing ~— > " Neight ~~} * ~ * "hers or . » » 6 ai" . and = pre- waiting for thee a) . oe supplied wit : thy holy iife t - MRS. MALAPROP WAS NOT THE ONLY ONE TO “DERANGE EPITAP Preeeding Pace. i -e a J a : s hui \s @28444% 4 4% O48 Se eeeT > — ae #4 Milady’s Picture on Parasol. Tess "sé —Parasols bear ee ‘>? sof portrait paint fe eee eee win 6 wf! prt +z ee ia | eal ea re ale Ope ele ge aw nab ee ee SEAS i (entinueed from of 'nekens owners aH the a band conc oO! ran eruption o must be confessed that stuff is such as any jour a lerable vocabulary by mi “A Prodigal of Virtue.” HE presents a vase as a. memento fection.’ held her entre ‘aieeat. she ex- +h her ath she the foregoing in- , = _ & : lory of this great ~ oa she was amazec. not ierstan@d it. en . : made Known ed _o- ~—— + a4 to the ge er ~ w ss - _- ha ee * * +, ‘ + _— Aas vy” ™ _ , _ Ww § pin the le > - Yet she —— ® S®ason WAGNER FOND OF PEDIGREED i —_——— => Once Threatened to Write Symphony:” Composer Was Roor Whist Piaser. a. “The iditiniat om. The Tyr > -s — - > rings fu! — the Associate ‘agner'’s have b.ication Mevysenburs. a ,etters discyose fund his ~ that he onee . - “cock syvm- irds were interesting as the majori:r nered bipeds of his a oe Gi. am a End the Year in a Riot of Fun at the Hotel Claridge New Year Party truth of the popu- Maliwida von Mer- that Wagner di time in dream- ++ 442 Make Reservations Now for They’re Going Fast! oe Ss oe - R 4 +2 tastes ~ ~ POSE OIG iin 9 ag PO ae peund *. YEAR > MIDNIGHT LI SCHEONS— KALTERAUFSCHNITT Forbes’ High-Grade COFFEE CA nifty Coffee. $1 4 REAL TRE. aT COFFEE: LB | COFFE. NEw STYLE a BROOKFIELD BUTTER: peand _ 46 BAC ‘ON—My 4 27 Years in (= 2 Louis GLASSES This includes 3: 50 Moritz Optical Co, The Home of a Complete WE CARRY COMPLETE LINE or IS OF TNUSTAL VALTSE BURNT - NEW ORLEANS AND JAVA : POT ND Sie PRE™MIT \ , own YOUR FAVORITF BRAND OF MALT For aa = — “se How to Make the demand effice, your store ng Nerissa in “The Merchant” ean be found As et vour patch wants. - - 0S N. BROADWAY—— — se SIT eg ”~ oo eniral 4 “Mi HOTEL CLARIDGE Locust at Eighteenth AFTER-CHRISTMAS SALE OF LUGGAGE 20% OFF 20% pf Umbrellas Bill Folds Handbags Fitted Suitcases. . $25 to $200 Traveling Bags. ..$5 to $50 * _ iy Sa & * . ee = 3 | rrul Bring the Family Down for Dinner Todzy. A Wonde 09 P.M... at -_~ > - » Voice abo: Lum her Use ’ ulis whispered warnings her creasing room and A’n was one of those who toid she did use ft ‘ees or ‘ be none left to use ' noe f fas tt tor it. is Ss P.C.Marph Trunk Co. 7O7 WASHIN Factory to You * a + - » soe 14 eas. & Would -! | NEW FIGURES DISCLOSE 319 ROOSTERS, OLD LETTERS SHOW | “Cock Capabtie hetp for your home, your | or your factory | threggh Pvest-Dis- | Pheose your order or leave tt with reer searest druggist. | AMUSEMENTS eg ee SE eee GREATEST ARTISTIC TRIUMPH IN THE W AB sre requested te be in their erate by 7 S® «deck. after & « clock, eetil the end of the fir “The Miracle” Committee of St. Lo Ff. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest, have the g: THE WORLD’S GREATEST STAGE - Mira In 3 ACTS and 8 SCENES d Under Personal Supervisio - q Book by Kari Vollmoeller; Music by Engelber Friedrich Schirmer; Production Designed by 8 STAGED BY MAX REINHA! Company of 700—Symphony Orchestra—C FOUR WEEKS ON FINAL PERFORMANCE, JANUI 3 MATINEES THIS WEEX—WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURE EXTRA MATINEE NEW YEAR'S DA’ =: THE NEW COLIS! WASHINGT Cc The ieterier ef the New Colieeum base bees a Gethic cathedral. Almost belf the seutl: @fieed to make this colossal production possibic. 25 PLENTY OF GOOD SEAT: omeaas' | PERFORMANCES NOW Are the UF] At Bex Office in New Coliseum and at Ds For Sale at AN Office, Mezzanine Fleer, Arca chang Expert Ticket Sellers will give you prempt aad oo ware, PRICES—Box Seats, $5.00; chancel seats, $4. if Your Dealer first balcony, $2.50 and $2.00; second baicony, $2 Supply You, Ne war tax. MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY ATI ‘DRESS SHOWS FOR 8 ” mN ec. Bes asta by and b Ww as the Bo - “ wy a - - " LONI _ SERVICE AIRPLANES ON HAND » Air Chief, Reporting Equipment. - Says War Time Material Also Available Is Worthile=-. WASHINGTON, --A ~ ~ re im and off ial Ss - vs -_ | Pe 7 ? * ———— - . jiec. 2 "ow e - array how rvice a@irt army > . i is a 44244 OS intivence will ions and there we ’ > r > > . ide wartime equip- War- - tee} re ea vest has fy peared, but the experimental types | pop sjow | « Obstetrical Nurses’ The Missourt Stats”) Examiners will ns for the lice 2| nurses, Jan. Kansas Cit N imat stetri _- > JUTs- 7 sa% LOulis and on © oe > ++ represented p.anes — ~" req . oom "Se. Ae Ne . rorman* >» ~« Nurse inners > mation ne censes to regisie red °7 and 28 at St. Louis and City Applications may - - ami be Siti ak ere ia Make checks payable The Mirecle Committee ead « tained from the beard of nurse eine, 2600 Washingiun be: St. Louie, Me. ¢ fy aminere at Jefferson City. eoif-eddres-cd stam envelope and (tirkets will he t Special rates and excursions on relireed and traction Tne Gen from al! peints in the Middle West and Seathwret. Ee pgornn! “The Miracie” on verieus days. Inquire of pour lecal ste 9 RIALTO = 1S A: Grand ‘Olive be A i | TUBE WHERE THE a ae MUSICAL ; a CRAMATIC ATTRACTIONS PLAY in THis cCcIirTy | Direction K.iaw © ERLANGER MARKET ST. AT SEVENTH TONIGHT (Nights (Except ’ . Mi r . AT 8:15—ALL WEEK May i These Gis Mate | Sears May and Sat. sow : OAVID BELASCO THE SUCCESS OF TwO CONTINENTS 2 Jie HARE BLU ERNEST VADJA Adapted by AVERY HOPWOC CF WILLIAM ct a POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY a “TART THE YEAR EN.HT BY ATTENDING ; ORPHEUMACIRCUIT VAUDEY GREAT HOLIDAY BILIL—RAMPANT WITH FUN. BEAUTY, EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT Feoremest Fxpoment ef Pihysirai Education aad Wonder Woman of ot met ANNETTE KELLERMA by CASTLETON and CHASE JEANE JO MOST UNIQUE. _| “The Glad Girl of “AMATEUR NIGHT IN LONDC Vaudeville’s Latest Laughing Hit EQUILL! BROTHERS CHASBOT & TORTINI The Famous Broadway Star MISS FLORENCE Ss “JEALOUSY” TWO sHOowWs —: }-~ pa ye ag 19:85 r.% THE ONLY VAUPEVE THEATER EN ¥T. LOUIS WIT! NEXT WEEK—BIG QUADRUPLE HEADLINE | tee 2 ee = ape #} | a "4 > CHAZ Frem Be eT o “toe “tle tn ety oe 2 eS ee he = te

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tll ES ON HAND By the Assoctated > m CON] DON iy Equipment, for men institut. atcrial Al~o " s7 } ers and haber : orthiles~-. tay i] now as 1} n mannequin : aces for the Opposite sex rT" 3. fe, rnoon =} ows for " cling VV or eT) “us , wr eS Se ors, howe for t! i¢y fe feminine influence will creep fashions and anyway § » seli to wu man who is ned by his womea ~ hops Ss veral shows ‘Heed : eously, ‘a0S axid tie as SUILS, Ove re Oats and are still in Vogue | london, but the aS SS WAS line, double-breasted Vest na 4 peared, but the do uble bs 5 « : i aad eo} (*¢ ats ars | ; Qi iy Ones chown, . Pir Obstetrical Nurses’ F The --scgeucmeg State Nurse ILxaminers wil] imations ated the li tetrical nurses, Jar .. at Louis at ; Kansas City. APDlic tion miay be ebtained from + soard of Examiners at Jerre - its HALLER’S Bird Remedies oR fi ure | ees Are the Best sg For Sale at All Grocery, Drug, Feed, Harg. " ware, Florist and Big aM ho! Stores. issuance of Ii if Your Dealer Can't Supply You, Address HALLER’S 2. - 523 FRANELIN AV. rd of nurse ex- St. Leais, Mo. On (ity IE NO TRAFFIC | LEADING THEATRE OF ST.LOUIS | ConcEesTION ~ Direction K.iaw & ERLANGER | AMPLE BARKING MARKET ST. AT SEVENTH Qa" o™osices Matinees Friday (ee Year) end Petut- AT 8:15—ALL WEEK — —— 7 DAVID BELASCO presets 5 ESS OF TWO CONTINENTS HAREM | By ERNEST VADJA lapted by AVERY HOPWOOD ILLIAM COURTENAY NNE LENNOX VIRGINIA 2RNE PAW LE HAMMOND ONE WEEK ONLY Sro'acin. JANUARY TEST AND GREATEST EDITION! HHARRIS sory and GREATEST. BOX “for Nurses. ‘ _ AMU SEMENTS JOHN MURRAY ANDERSC TS Peeante Brice. Clark and Met ulicagh, Oecar “hew, Bres Sisters. Ronaway . Bed « Jack Bellock, Frank Allwerth. George Clifford, Irving anc Neida. Henri Permaine, Jack McCarthy and the L ORDERS ACCEPTED NOW —@G | OX REVUE hoids the amgne -ecord of never piaymg @ the American Theaer The oresent edition s ibraveo serves and the ndications are tha: the de ceea the supp.» tt s adv sabie. ‘heretore to ORDER Ail ut NOW These orders are tied as received FICE SALE BEGINS NEX]? THURSDAY MORNING 1 AC? QUICKLY! WEDNESDAY MAT. ogy SOLES $2.30 Pes a * = mn , - Balcony. 7 rows...$2.75 Rein, 5 ows... 4 : ~cond Galceony #1 19 “erand Ra leony mc 5 7 Dt FTAAR—ENCLOSEF SELF ADDRESSED THE NEW COLISEUM 22 one Come One- Come All- see the Big Show MISSOURIS MIDWINTER. ~ CIRCUS WITH IO GENUINE CIRCUS ACTS & MISSOURI ROCKETS IN CIRCUS STEPS WASHINGTON—JEFFERSON—LOCUST | . E The interior of the New Coliseum has been entirely transformed into Almost half the scating capacity has been sac | Committee of St. Louis, with rE Ray Comstock and Morris Gest, have the great honor to present * THE WORLD’S GREATEST STAGE PRODUCTION Te Miracle’! “ In 3 ACTS and 8 SCENES ‘Produced Under Personal Supervision of Morris Gest Designed by Norman Bel-Geddes | oe —— Re RCUc ( wEEK Aws., St. Louis. Mo. Crrders filled as received. Enclose and tickets will be mailed to you at odce. , Be rsions on railroad and traction line« to facilitate transporte- ‘ Middie West and Southwest Raiiroads running eacursionse Inquire of your lecal station agent for particulars THIS Three Pig Mats.. | GE WEEK “ree. Dbay and sat. \ || FIRST TIME IN ST. LOUIS THE BOHEMIANS INC. New Vear's SF A. L. dones ang Morris Green } Managine Directors resen t New ilears Evrea.). 1] New Year's Eve.. } ear « +} at Duy Mats.. $1.00 to $2.00: Sut. Mat UT j i xow TT — RIALTOR RT IKINGS: RIVOLI LEADING ; wl PLAYNOUSE Grand a7 Olive any elie it HE HA) Try] TALI ET rit 1") ii} AAANTTHTTTTHVMATT RRO TPA bial tH] diy) VW 1} Tit 1 i} Ht iit : 2 NGHE’S A “HE,” BUT WHAT A HA, HA YOU'LL HAVE WHEN YOU SEE “HER.” “MADAM BEHAVE” JULIAN ELTINGE Ann Pennington Tom Wilson The Comedy Sensation of 1926 AND Charley Chase Comedy KINGS ONLY 3 Clewer Juveniles in a Song and Dance Revue ; it tii’ iti ; ’ ' ae thay i nee {] o_ fiiliilii i team HTTTEATTTTTEAT HOT PRRITTTTTRTR Hi Teninia | } AMUSEMENTS GRAND couse HOUSE . M—TONTINTOTS—I1 a! 4 e . ; t LOUIS ABE Nights, SOc to $2.50 — THE ST. ICE DAIL SI) LORRAINE, INC., Comedian Jou | nae For JRENCE And «a NEW YEAR’S COLUMBIA BI RLESQUE REYNOLDS AND HIS ROUNDERS ith Barlesg ue » Classiest Prima Donna HAND PICKED BROADWAY BEAUTY CHORUS CIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW TS SELLING FAST _ = SUNDAY, JAN. 3—Mail Orders Now semen NESIRE rere THE ELMS Pop. Mat. Wed., YMPHONY ORCHESTR Frank Shepard Chrissie & Daley aint icon gal benders to "hoes a H ICKMAN _B ROS. ame Feast of THIS AFTERNOON AT THE ODEON—3:15 P. M. MR. FISCHER, Conducting SOLOISTS: MABEL ANN KRAUS, *oprano LUTHER TAYLOR, Tenor | FRANK SPAHN, Barytone “The Stery of Christmas” (No sas Fat im Prices) Weyer Tat a Bairen), A OY DO = TAYE rTY Y.: Garfield 4573 OFFERS Been Waiting MILLS EVE Greatest of All New Year pac THE FAMOUS MOVIE COMEDIAN SNUB POLLARD (TSN PERSON) amd (ompany of Fun Maekers Best Seats. $1.50. Sat. Mat... 50¢ to £7. Joe (ody & toa Tho rnton Sisters EUGENE EMMETT TRIO CYCLE OF COLOR | An Aesthetic Blend of Harmony Popular Christmas Music! FXCLUSIVE FIRST-RUN FEATURE PHOTOPLAY HARRY CAREY ‘‘The Bad Lands’”’ New Year’s Eve —€, MANCE CONTINTOTS STIL MIDSIGHT NO ADY ANCE IS PRICES | ENTIRE ORCHESTRA | PAGEANT CHORUS. 150 Voices HALLELUJAH CHORUS New Year’s Eve Show IN PRICES Neen ee COMMUNITY SINGING HOLIDAY GREETINGS FROM THE MPRES Clive at Grand NSIS SENSING : Parquet, Ti«: Box Seats, $1.50 o~ ~~ Week of Sunday. Der. OSCAR DANE’S THE WOODWARD PLAYERS in LIBERTY “OT AP GRAND AND DELMAR “GIRLS OF THE HAREM” Oc BURLESQUE 17 No Higher! Why Pay More? SPECIAL MIDNIGAT SHOW NEW VEAR’S a © ak A Horricane of Laughter ee ee BY CARLYL£ MOORE a Cast Headed by J. Glynn MceFARLANE and LEONA POWERS MAIL ORDERS NOW | SPECIAL NOTICE: ros FOTR “MATINEES THIS WEEE TODAY—THT RSDAY — J FRIDAY—SATURDAY PADER EWSK Two Shows New Year's Eve—First eeANe — IT ~ at &:15—Midnight at 10:46 nN 7 T. E zabet! » Cuenys 1008, live St Radice Concert Every Night from Pa So 0 and 54.40 — _te 8:15 Baloo iy "$44 $3.30. $2.20 Next Vek by Popular ‘Demand “=> THIS IS LONDON Cheose the medium most persons read to find the lesers of ‘lest arti- “Whe BI SINESS CaRD column in | cles. That medium in St. Leulse is POST-DISPATCH WANTS is « list > = 7. . . - ae —y ee — ef LIVE WORKERS who are ANX- 1018 te SERVE in many lines. PHOTCPLAY sanarEee Rn td THEATEES mess = building ‘ard Want the use ef Pox«t-Dispatch is certain (eclamn at ————— —_ —— - — cox “THE MERRY WIDOW’ — 1 are requesied to be in their senate by 7:50 o'dock. WN; will seated ab after S o'ciock, until the end of the first an” 7 THE SHOW-PLACE OF YT.LOUIYT KISS \NDEF BETTY BRONSON (PETER PAN’) TOM MOORE ' &~ ESTHER RALSTON cA Faramount Picture ~ SISSLTSSIS ST FIISSSSS fdASTSD eat MUSOURI CONCERT .-GENE RODEMICH ORCHESTRA _~ DIRECTING —_ . ee LOLWS STATE “275 Continuous 12 P. M. to 11,P. M. ow/ The Happy New Year Show— You Marveled at Her in ‘ ;The Merry Widow” — Now See With FRANCIS X. ‘The MA SHED BRIDE" (A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture) tL Those Fay mod RIL RENOFS ‘ertainers Special Midnight NO ADVANCE ”-_oor- i> -- - f rweare $650 OELMAR NEAR one CLARA Holiday Program for the Kiddies Comedy—News —F abl es a ae MLX’S WILLIAM FOX ?resents som Mix [she BEST BAD MAN From MAX BRAND'S Great Novel “SENOR JINGLE BELLS Tour BOW ~ CYRIL EHADWICK ~ PAUL PANZER ~ JUDY KING ead TONY, the Wonder Yorse 5 JOMN GILBERT—MAF MURRAY MATINEES TOPA}—AND NEW YEAR'S DAY | _ oman steeremmtntnn net init Latest Thriller | _ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS —_ AN GRAY D ul} é a | | | | MNhky Bs 2 moras (70s v “SAKg Dr 2 With DENO BROS + FESSaS pave HERMAN BAN WBE =, . Syd » * . = +> ec. jee @ Bde “”~ J VAMDE VILLE Gren, 25c. NIGHTS, * 50c: Children, 25c; Set Great Bill is 6 HAPPY ‘wi “NEW YEAR « +a + uss ot 190 LUxeETS } 4 8y,- 7 ae, 2 : .t | hoe 44 we : “ey ‘ See rp, “2 ernie Ss "ST, . eS we A STUDY 1M EM DURANCE a “Te-DAY | Sal MAT. Main Floor and Saicony, S00. Chit- Main Fieer. 65¢; Balcony. PHOTOPLAY ‘* (Excest Seturdays. Sundays Orchid of the Screen SORINNE GRIFFITH ‘INFATUATION With PERCY MARMONT PAUL HAAKUN | gANTREY and soOKTO™ ‘WooDEt rP ROes HIMES BROIM- ERS sis TERS aAKTHUE coLey, RAD CENTRAL cHORLS . _ a? : — -,) : “1 “~%r > we : : . Ny : on ? - Dd “ia 2 wes pre sien ela yal yy . - t oni. or — a ‘ bf 5, 6, AMD | dren. 25. ERT eel at 18 and veseeitc | FOLLOWS i 9:15 PM.-\ « 11 P. M.—NO ADVANCE IM PRICES. VAUDEVILLE COME EA EP pLeNTY OF SEATS AVA! SROW ! Cree ABE SZ. 935 ra cone oe a) | POLA NEORT t 70th and Bremen “The Faris 'Birg™ _—- ~ BRIDGE (tte CAST tea ‘“EALED LIrs” sper ial Matinee Richard Talmadge in CHEROKEE |" “PRINCE OF PEP” 2718 Cherokee &t. Also Veudeville “WHO CARES? Chippewa ‘ 4 Acts Vaudeville 4871 Neat. Bridge UTEA Griffith cHO Ui “wees A PRINCE” Jeff, & Chouteau Seecial Matinee ES (sis-ovam CAPT ia CONGR =. . os oe s&s yrs \ aude: tile | MO TE TOM MIX ts DE N “THE BEST BAD 5520 Delmar MAN” —_ —d 18th Street. (rlenn masate tn Mis Buddy's Wife” ifth 2 Lafayette ' Marcia Lord Comeds FA RY Ali-STAR CAST ia ! tr “STEPPTING oUT’ 5640 Lasten Special Matinee HI-POINTE (4Uis7am cast is | “LAZY BONTS (larton & Meteus sper ial Matines ALI-STAR CAST in IVANHOE (4UNEW BROOMS” Ivanhoe & Bredies ' (omed y—W astern ‘Kingstand Wwex- 3 6457 Gravels Ar. Our Gang Comedy _- Knlokerboeker torr atte 3145 Perk Avy. special Matinee _—_ = Deen and Lyric er Sizth and Pine “That an — - —s _- “The Breken Vielia”™ eaneeen and Hal Lewrence’s Manchester AuBon Musica! Comedy Co. De ate | ‘McNAIR- { .gDowble, Pesarame Mc Nair-Pestalerzi pede” & ~S.—— civer’ —— —EE ————— : Betty Compecon itn MELBA ‘. “Counsel _ the De- Grend and Miao ~ fener.’ Ase Veute ee ee ee eee — | “The — of MICHIGAN {mle roe “onan (7224 Michigan Av. Matinee — — ee ee ee _ ‘A — f (WISSOURI ‘4 Kins tor Cinderatta Grand and Lucas Mid: "Winter Cireus —— a} -_—— ~ —-_ PAULINE { eee | Lidian & Clexte® °«Pewer of the Night’ ALL-STAR CAST in Pestalozzi | { “Gacec” =~ Gemaby “tipecial “Matinee S41 Pestaloezzi Mae Merray in RITZ Merry Widow” Grand and m2 ME Mat and —_——aweme Woodland { “TAGE wravcn~ 5015 Grevels Av. —e Matinee | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT COS THEATERS | ARSENAL D. W. GRIFFITHS Grand and pou Bei Rg ‘Cinderella. 4 RIN-TIN-TIN Cherokee and lewa Special Mat ines —— ee Fa ‘ “GO weer’ GRAVOIS 1 4 Actes Vaudeville Jefferson & » oven heecial Mat ines “LATY RONEKEe” KING BEE t x F V nud-vifte 1710 WN. Matinee ——— <n - Lafayette { Blanche Seeet and 1643 S. Jefferson Ceemmandment™ ai — -- -_-- “WRECKAGE ‘LINDELL 6 Acts Vaudeville Grand & Hebert Seecial Matineds MAFFITT ewe oe Mat. ly. eR12 N. Vandeventer “On You Tens” saaapndete ea Som Command. 4315 Manchester special Matinee a — - Maplewood {” 5 "ae paid 7170 Manchester 15th & Montgomery 4 ny Acts a ve NOVELTY f ‘BUSTER SEATON 4524 Eestes “Ceo ner - PAGEANT eet + 5851 Delmar “The Beadweed Caget’ tel Cheater” ‘Shenandoah ma Case VouderBlo TIVOLI VIRGINIA — Gilt Virginie ith and Clintes ‘The Malf-War Girt” | (AVENTHAL THEATER CincuiT =| ASHLAND =; Kine ae Main stcvet’ 3ac8 NN. _Meeetead' " Sesatal ‘Mat ione * aneckal \ nade tlie

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14B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH co at our used car the details. Jefferson 1241 NO SECRET There is no secret about the way in which we arrive Anyone who is interested may come in and get all Tate Motor Company. ine, 3041-43 Locust Boul. Used Car Dept. Dopse Bromers Deacers Sect 600d Used Cars prices. > a a ADMITS KILLING MAN IN ROW OVER DOG >. W Baker Tells of Shooting John J. Krause at Hunting ~ . , ° > oe . - = more iu in Iilinous. $01 FI rose street, 18 Im Jali @ Alton. following his confession thet | he shot and killed John J. Krause 49 of 2820 North Nineteenth street Thursday night. at the North & , Louis Hunting and Fishing Club bank of the Muiussis- apn: River, near me moutn ot the _/ RIGHT MARVELOUS VALUES OF THE THOUSANDS OFFERED IN THIS SALE —). “yy Betore Stock Taking CARNIVAL of rare Savings starts tomorrow, Monday! Our seven floors of home furnishings are offered at such sensational reductions it would be ridiculous to wait another day if you intend buying new furni- ture or furntshings. Only a few days remain before stock-taking and we are ’ determined to reduce stocks regardless of cost or loss! |DIAMONDS, CASE+CREDIT te he: *y =», ue we “Die @ ade er * > =~ As Pia 7 a) Tiered oe : gTained las $5.50 a Week “Alderman” Diamond 3. grees Ureen — Roman Aer on Gai 1: ac. mm mr. WEY Beitant siue 17 Jewel Elgin Me « a Gearanteed 25 Years $100 $1.00 a Week S250 a Week FREE—Beavtiful Ribbon , -~ Waldemar Chain. ; with $158. S300, gold -filied slide. gi ren noo FREES with cach Waich. BROS.& CO. fés8 THE STORE OF WORTH-WHILE GIFTS ON CREDIT 717 OLIVE STREET 23 WATCHES ES CASE-CREDIT __. | HOLIDAY CLEARANCE SALE This is the time to get the real bargains. Our Great Christmas Sales left many broken lines in Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Novelties, etc., which we pay you to visit our store and see the remarkable bargains we are offering. This is a good way to invest Christmas-gift money. Open a charge account today and have all your purchases put on the one account. You Can Make Big Savings by Buying Now SPECIAL DISCOUNT—We are closing out, before inventory, all broken lines in Toilet Sets—Ambertone, Ivortone, Shelltone, Pearl Top, etc.; Pearls, Fancy Stone- set Rings. Mesh Bags, Vanity Cases, Household Ornaments and Novelties of all [i kinds. Magy exceptional bargains in Cut Glass and Silver-plated Hollow Ware. |} oney Down om — A - Ga an as | iia - = . “> ~ as $3. 25 A WEEK WEDDING RINGS +> $i..00@ @ Week goid-Clied cas. en- aseortea pattems powsted. tapit Same, thin SBD SEE OUR STORE WINDOWS FOR SPECIAL BARGAINS OPEN EVERY x EVENING This Sale $7. 30 “Trianon” (sll er write fer Catalog 900. Phene Mate ST or 1086 and saleaman will call. fortable living artistically carved room. The living-room Suite is a 3} nr eo«? > eating ana ° e ° KNIFE ~~ —. a riere is 24 ou r ts charm ana gc tas - + , - ind Rawr? on ye oto “an wailn! “+ . > — » we .=—-, - w « 2 — with beaded trimmings. Th $125 ce a tull-size bow-end bed. large c . ’ er. tripie mMlurror vanity dresser, spac:ous ae robe, chair. bench and pair of boudoir lamps. The design is the ever-popular —Quee n Anne Eight-Piece Bedroom Suite Bench! Chair! $10.00 Monthly Pays for This Suite ‘pe 7 1’ Well Made—Splendid Value Mace of solid oak, has white enamel china closet. sliding metal flour bin with sitter, roll curtain door, porcelain sliding top, tin- = ~ . ke lined bread and cake drawer and large com- martment equipped with wire shelves and racks for pots and kettles $3.00 Monthly Pays for It Buy At Diamond ~ Hot- Blast Heater 7? . riecavy retined — . 20% Our Reduction on All Heating Stoves complete stock— everything from th smallest Heater to the massive King Parlor Heater $x2. $30. $40. 00 Heater—less 20>. 20 Heater—less th Wwe ww oe Heater—less w Of 0% ©) © Cenventent Terms Sale of USED Phonographs A Clese-Out of Floor Samples and Trade- Ins. Valwes Formerly Marked Up to $150 These are all high-grade instruments some were taken in trade others were used oh our floor for demonstration pur- poses all will be closed out at this one -e. And behind each Phonograph stands May-Stern guarantee of quality and tect performance! Convenient Terms "oe = - e ti + $1.00 a Week Other Styles at All Prices Up te $2500 — Ff RADIO FANS—Listes im ot WHET Chicage. every Teeeday nicht trem T to 7 .30—ewery Friday night from 18 te 10:50—Leftis Bree. & Ca. heers of music. Ware leagth 4060 meter. LS MAY-STERN & CO} S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS Tm _aat ~ PF, oe > , . Special... Kitchen Cabinet f° aA 7 o-* — - Why ttf, SIOELL 6 “ o-- iiss ddd | “4 Mis VL: 4 poms ment cennnnnitl . . * WU. ly sf ‘ GG A oF WB Cm tp had, me | Ce ® P ® PThe> PART STX. ee oe ee a HANIA PICKE! ee pA the Time T ——————— Everybody Knew Where He V tains, but Nobody Cared t Mighty Good Marksman a tives and Friends — Now ” Ways, He Hopes to Com Brown, and Then He Will E _ ES by F. A. BER \ staff Correspondent of LUN SEATON and Harrison Brown wer is. Up and down Big South Fore of | and Rock Creek and Deril Creek there we TT” fies - ~) = ; + winter nigats, when the men and maids omg the creeks, to dance. sometimes si and Harrison Brown who plared the dan Brown. who Was Mandy Cooper be- er rown married her, was rated a beauty *4 ‘ : ete . A bu aS pleasing to Maady Browns vanity ies Y faror in thea eyes of Leemon Sex. 4a Was an outstanding man along * cky-Tennessee border rder was lawless then. To cope situatiog a yew county was carved Warne, Pulaski and Whitler tin 1812 led McCreary. with Whitley Cit; hamlet of balf a dozen bouses. as its > on —-_ — ’ 7 ~ o mesitinetion cam then to Leemen Sexton i give the county a start. : elected “Hich Sherif’ clang and when he was inflamed b: Was danrcerous. And*the affair a} : "oOo wR had gone og : r ‘oe Man e conquest of the High Sheriff : -” - eb greater advemture than bad been = 1.78, 00 Of toe Gark apd scow igs, Dan r“ when the music. stirred his bigod Frends Become Rivals ————— brown toiere came an awaken was bound to come, for although a i dreamer when music had its way “% Match. anrwar, for the =berif!? “24a to put Brown under & peace “2at Brown. a candidate for re-ciec- \.4 be ip jai! when election came and han. whe was net mock of a poiiti- when sexton came aleng with bis Ber. ‘8 Im Julr. 1917 Brewu bad bad . UuBDle with Dick Hickman aad bad he was not a fool. It dawned up after a while that Leemon Seston 18s friend than his wife's admirer ecame Sheriff there were tbat vest » Oe aw -_ of & after one of his (nege. on the far side that Retest od on the pear Watched trem, as Sexton paddied the wilt currest, apd when it and tie Wan and womas came rn aofronted them. and and in his rage. forgetful that t..@ Wel-armed law of the ber- -¢ bim Lamed in an accident. a rather simpie matter for Sez e3 4 5 marl tog tae mar pect B and 252 was nm. | B a The Shooting of Sexton —— pou Sexton, they say. had tried te be re-elected. That was tee @erp re fused Ver wel. teen. Sex- acTest jim. whieh be @he. Was Sitting en the store pereh at Tie men stood and ered cack oth

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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. __TABANJER PICKER,’ SOUGHT FOR MURDER, 6 YEARS AN OUTLAW, GETS RELIGION AND COMES IN. ‘All the Time That Moonshiner 30 Miles Away it. “So he mounted his mule and rode down to New River to fiid out what they had done Our seven - eductions it new furni- and weare Leemon Sexton Was a Fugitive He Was Only MANDY BROWN D IN THIS SALE a WS > panbanbbnaanbonsiaaabbaamebbaabpptoebion : aul i Uhh = a im - ANTE \ Wed 8 ade — his still and make them give it back to new ere e oun- WSS“ Te SARS De eg , Everybo y as, in the lennessee be | atin i SO pent, To his amazement he found that they had —— : ae tains, but Nobody Cared to Go After'Him, for He Wasa S : Ta - Goes rename tearing dl eae Sa x! | d ; Ne gy tat indignation was so great that he with et 2 f Mighty Good Marksman and Was Surrounded by Rela- S Pas fag Hips great precision and thoroughness shot up the y ‘ >> F ss > RQ SAT me. Ts "mc tha es . =_s im ana , \. roel & > awn > Gano iit & e Kentucky-Tennessee border nt Was TRC SAYRE UP GRC COWR the Creeks Ms AQ Y ~> GV a His idea was to give himself up on the : - a - murder charge, but he would wait until wis- ter, when he could best be epared from home One night Deputy Sheriff Maynard King of “— = — —— ee “ ce wi ~ Sra” WE “ a : « : ‘ -_ A." ~* ~ _ YW. ~ ‘ ——— The border was jiawless then. To cope ssteeannanNNN TNT HOLT SHAT ANAT TERE J - ~ . “ ‘ . - - OP OR By Re ree “Sy —_ ~~ «« ’ nm The situation a new count _~ ’ | as : a! _. ‘ ' sa a ; \ : - \ + , MA Was carved o> : “| | ie of Warne, Pulaski aud Whitley in 1912 mS ‘Sy Me : Oneida, Revenue Officers Bob Smith and (yj Seeeees ie called McCreary, with Whit Cit; EN, S NF John Irwin and a number of other State and Federal officers went out and surrounded Sexton's place. F yi Ui Cc ef o ret c - _ } =! r r j ti 7 - 4/7 WOOL COE ___—_—_” : \ N Mepistinction came then to Leemon Sexton \ é ‘ \ \ At daybreak they closed in. Sexton’s hound ° / ‘9 Cera ee ee ee ae N : '¥ N . dogs gave the alarm. The offic called Bed Outtit ROAR pater aR eee N N N : Sexton and he answered. They told him they a ee er N RK N 7 had a warrant for him and he would have ing and Mattress ae dl ' ca | Meare sy ! a \ N N .§ to come along with them but if he came. ing and mattress * ° wit Le x ss a ag yH re ° N \ ; \ ppaceably he would not be harmed. ble price. Bed has $ 65 taped plaice pee ata : ‘ N | N “All right.” be said, “push open the door spring is quality ° | ep wiigas } REACT a Py sgh S N x and come in.” is covered cote gr 4 4 fore pet ey - € a ny nies ste tg N N N It sounded like hospitality but it might Ae hia © eat! ; i bee ‘ee por ) | Hic » . LiIeMents, Sex_ou or, _ a= carried a rifle in the croow little or no pretense of Z , 7 ad Ponce! ’ 7? ‘2. j 2 ‘ hy ‘eT | 7 aa a ° ’ “yy 4 sé - > 9° . ’ ‘ ; ; — > ; ‘f ‘ i N) | er nee wre REINS OP Sexton and Harrison Brown, When They Were “Banjer Pichi ” Friends dand toat might dave Meh eee l - ws ‘uUnities for the man and Woman to meet . : : In the burrow they found a couple of car- Somebody remembered the murder case ovdr in Kentucky and called up the County , ; , of his arm, With ‘ . ’ ‘ concealment, a pistol in its holster, bumping é . . ‘oc oS « ; " . 4 , . : Val poe m became Sheriff there were inat Sexton 1 a steel jacket i : Harrison Brown came to e door of ridge shells which had been cast aside. The ,,.4,, Judge here at Whitley and asked him if Sex ™ Lwid & . at Li © Pp & . | P ~~ ~~ . An - s . = as a A+, _ a ue “ ; ' ’ , 77 > > } *"} 1] : T r ttecd T 7 . ‘* ’ & 'Z te i} ° e—Splendid sS. vest. Brown had heard of that. He emptied home, close down by the South’ For He bullets that had killed Brown iittec : Sometime exhilarated by his own liquor, ton was wanted, The Judg said no, he J: ’ ’ , he ellie fitted Sexton's J2 special S ABE Ot. elease ° hite enamel china Btwas after one of thege, on the far side his weapon into Sexton's arms and jegs, break- .00K¢ed to tue right and to the left and swept spells. The sheilis iitted »extol - Specis’s he gave exhibitions of his marksmanship, Buessed no He was released and west back - = ’ » a ¢ i | itil adie ia niv one in the wUDts | h e Sut G. W. Stephe Count 7 bin with siiter, ° oe river, that Brow GOD the Dear iy g all of them. One bullet carried away the siope With a quick ere, and then stepped Said 10 be the only one in t county. commonly calied shooting up the town. After * ome. But G. W Ppomns unty Attorney, * 3: ; - ’ _— atid , , . 7= minnt and “ : “ar ; mt it. a er hat Se . n sliding top, tin- Kand wa’ ed them, as Sexton paddied the Sexton's watch charm but did not enter his outsid: aut ry Was out onw , em a inmoiested, he returned to the hilis heard about it, and decided that Sexton wa er and large com- t acr ft current nd w! ‘ ; v ce ed to bear out the stor Hal?’ vv « brought in a verdict of guilty and fixed : Warrants wer sued from time to time Wanted. He asked for a requisition. Either . ~ ‘ aii. aiuUu . i i ; ‘ ( + iJ ‘ rp Ge “ 4 ly r - - : am le ‘ : I | isnt Perit at eeeee risonum’ nt .Or ; ; . a a : . . 7 . ; e* 7 . - - — ry” } w v) 7h eC Cas‘ ¥ yp BO >) TT .c ‘ "Ameren? * . ‘ 7 » rr a fr rrye The a leased on $1 0 OUD bond and went back bome On Wa se Well-armed iaW Of the bOr- tion and fired one shot. It went wild but : n tr Was iustantiy alert His hands over sundae), « — 8 2 eee so t 1! t f } f etria! a : Anis +3 — hanld } heen | es Y , ve a O await the setting of his case for re . » Bila hin Lamed in an accident, ; miss should not be héid agains erippec ri H ang to a dogwood when the jurors should have o¢ . ' day, Sexton was peacefully walking the street , , " ‘ % 7 : — *- ° 7 = " . . .** >) fae ,le Was no Y 2 Wa r PB Sbherli€t marke ans , - what better could be ex- at ne edee of t vurrow. torust the barre! gether, aS tbe law ¢ ects, toe wer pe! at New River when Chariey (© hitwood, Depu- it is entire y feasibl and safe now to ‘ Te eee ; — ld Sell iia Bat | ted to scatter, more or less tw Sheriff me up to him and said horseback ride the trail that winds its way to Was a a! a ~ | mié er i y ~ ed of a vy an With T¥o broken a ii S tas VU + proae, iV & Uuit a aim and fire C Ve‘ VU ae ’ — . = — J — an ’ Caller > .O sbiill an fa H 4 hi 4 . Ps - - “ " a : . ** ~ '- rar ") "oO er ~ ai y ‘ > ’ ‘« Se . S. € S oO 5 , rk his gun from its holster and crack } emptied his automatic and reloaded Harrison Brown, hit by the hate-sped bul- Judge Rose granted a new tria: exton Leemon, I've got a pistol warrant for >@*tons stands af or as @ strang A 4 ~ " r = & Dar u Ua . , ah ' : ; p S rr om 4 1 Afier . Pe see , e . , Hut eg s feet and went Was held without bond and sent to @omerset , .) er approaches od pays Little heed, for he P = 4 ‘ . ana fired one sbot pezinning a ve ~* =+@59* =% ‘Ss 444 ‘ \ ad | ied Missin ao wV 4 ada ase + > X [ : @ “ 4 . ar . . . . ’ e ; ‘ an ¢ _y - ’ a clu of 7 . tiae acs + ait. ~— or ee + “, = . : me , ———— ae . . ] 1? ing in ; ré j R lan rs leo toward jal to aWFair Lis secn G tT! ret 4 riz , ] manxe pond 18 118t Hing for th ba’ ing of ils hounds. sen’ : - ; + as 7 4 ae aca uw - iVsSlaz jers i } > L pt ae | Pil : " all “e ~— ~ 7 . ~ A fd Brox t him to court. here dow med to be dead. Enough the corner c i which migh “You cain't make bond. The Shurf says to ©ff at dawn toward the haze-draped Brim — . ee vw as 10 T ar =F ee } ? U a 4 uu = . : , r ae a D7 — \ a a pea ° anvrthing 2 Sa Lur bore t: rif . ; put the st on you and drive you right in *tomes to range for a fox. His greeting is > , : Was enous au eer - 3 | « at. : Dana pers ‘ | from ¢t tele « anit iti Free for Six Years oie ees cprdial and the hospitality of the fireside is . } + = s rr) we a ? gcead ‘ 4 ‘ , . ; me : - - - > + : " : » R i ‘ . ' H : " ' :, A “ae JU nd | “A it ne wenl iurchbing ana — mm a ““A pisto. case is &@ ballabie case, € oariey. extended and sitting there he tells his story. ‘ . => ¢ irg I _ ° ‘ Pal nud s >» - > - ‘ ; ’ ' a) 1” ) é ts . a e lurched at last to the ground g there S set he was a trusty, but he missed Hit looks to me like they're goin’ to ship me.” Comcealing nothing, admitting everything that * £0t ind he resigned. His — } nuxritten * alsin’: — At Somerset he was a trusty, DUL be Missed sL 2008 ; | truments ‘ auu us defense and ibe unt Dn .é —— , ee Oy Os hie | “Hit looks thataway.” they tell against him except as to the killing others were en §& gs Sent becam ooo Oe SUES! WS hte SS the free al 6 120 a 266 2 2 sb 1UUES LUStS | » . , >» & . & ¥ ‘ ec. ro & ? | ~-s r ~ ‘nn } > & a _ at aia } - “~ ? | . : I ; 2 : n’ te be ‘ rre ited 0: Harrison brown. No, he didn : do thar stration pur- Dsta}). lca i E SE a sialinaiadiil m shot AEUIOD Sexton B48 Hi. og 4979, under cover of darkness, he went é.:, 2 BIDE SOIR 10 LO BIresre ii — 1 ’ t 4 iesaaees a ae afte —_ e reckons he will come clear 0 hat an t at this one Qd lip » 4 a ‘ ies , me . He walked away. , were going a : The Kill away. le ~ © e Mm of rown . a. . ™ . : - i* a} t oo he h raph niger ner are wv e e tan ; at é 4 = ¢ ‘ ? yi a> . — a a ig é y cd wit an Goigr pack t Tennessee was tn ,? a far Fina y , \e county was pretty well ¢ .eaned wi n h is : ar ls going to join t 7) uality an ' - a us —_— = vy reh and for BShertrf. _— 7 ™ . That was b& chief defense when he journey. It was only about-i2 miles to the up, but Sexton was etill at large and still chu anc TruD ) , >)? ba: rece ant aq : z ’ ‘* . ~ , ’ 4 i.e lidn ; A | i : » } own aaG ¢ @4ib@€CG a @ rc@® aud aU 3 we + ia | f tT nesses to prove border and ahout ou niles to ine inp é tains MOONS LIinine T en } rift PF llis and some No a gidn ? Pick tbe banjer and acTape . a e 7 ae . > ; — ss. - - ~~? ._* , +, . ~ ' an ’ ly : pe , ’ s eu dase . — _ae 1! v a opers at Barth siongzg New River. It Was t ‘ na cat of his deputies went out to the exton sec- the fiddle much any more. His hands were .* . ~ st ’ bh nS V eet. as A _/— Vv : aa . - ~ . ‘ as « : c * ‘ . . e . ” — ‘1 + : . . ; 2 . - a, ' > > ’ : © trout 1 ] H and bh: tyme ft by the fa tree and the bark bruises moving later to a weatherboarded iog bouse Drave mab When his enemies got ready to Jug Sometimes he didn't need to have a — v “ae 7. 1 ° i? rn * 0 a 0 . fr) _— - 7 5 - : - , ’ 1 “s won . ; e * : . ; > , , ‘ ” ** - °* + &! hin cece ne , . a* had tried to OW it Was Ma} es eft by the rifle where it had rested in the on the ridre above the river, be stayed for kill bim, which t ify did a littie while azo, banjer to piay Old Hrown Jug. Bet yee, a4 ee , Sa, i? ~* @ . ° . —_ _ T+ oom at —_ naar: eri zn - vai. eae - 7 ies — 2s ” . i : » Hickmer ; Brow inder a peace lains and the leaves were on ine trees. it dogwood prongs. end branches broken off to six yeare, except for a few montas that he they did not dare face him. They waylaid the banjer was best in the long run. . ~tee Gu ; } rc D Ua = | a ‘ 5 ~ 7 “ — . - 7 = - tog = + . > + | ~~ " = ee . , C i n the } him to death with- It was Sunday. and later. when the £. 60 * ; = a candidate for re-elec- Was the open season for setilemenrnt o- tpe prevent obstruction of view, And Lida Jones, was in Arkansas and Oklaboma Known to him ! » dark and shot m - . . . ho oe rm oer wires ge ap SD = , ‘ railr towns out givin , chance. ounds came in without having started a for. You! when election came and grudges that might hare accumulated dur- ‘school teacher, a er school across the val- be there. Coming out to the railroad to oss & s him a che ; = , ra » ; . ] 10D Cs /_ ’ fa lg a ? 22% i - Ar Vell they found still near Sexton's femon Sexton, for s years ed a be rece tad That wae too deen ine the winter. when bare boughs offered ler. and two or three of her pupils had seen whenever he felt like it. A moonsoiner. An Well, they found a still nea n's house s >¢e ear ya m : ¢. ‘ a? j i ‘ | ; . ~~ ™ . ts : sa . ; ; - ” = " " —— , ‘ _ >i - ° ce ” e , is ¥ ia) —_— ; ’ = - * i ; sn —— an bh 2 Ts was itt a past r dj aft a I ar -— e+ 2 a2v2 nc . a mour tain outla¥ 4 price on hie 5 ead Wanted o tad , Gg | ea ava ry Now Riv r vv " 0 : 5 In B : an 4 aca nst all men. eat by hts ] * ai ? 4 _—* = =. . . ‘ : > > — ‘ea » ° 7 > ’ : 2 ce wester o D ad rot or = ae etek 2 ¢ ee r% one thea timber for murder And oni -0 mis awar But ton came home and earned tia ' wey had rire piace and ead 1 bible seeking there WwW ~ onele, - ~ . a . 7“ : = sy ase * ‘ jiwe . . 7 ‘ "- - hor eo ae ’ — , ot 7 LET? e¢ ’ If r . 7) ” ; U : . wnoic Lie? b 7 S | REE | S ¥ - ie far « cd bh qd ‘ anc ‘rn “ £ ; tr 4 shir e needed ttat stil riai tor LUIIDE an ? a, tole een ails antieeet s inaccessible from the upland level except by amd a white hat, t kind of suit-and hat ing reward of $200 had no attractions. a hardship on him. He needed He tria “ x and hopes to come clear and : {a : Z c ™ . a &~ * > + * . . . ‘ . e " . ~t ore ; ’ an in the set. couldn't prope quake corn liquor without get to be High Sheriff. ) sc. 7 mer d and ered each oth- footpath. that Sealon wore, carrying something in Dis On bis infrequent appearances in toe ERS QOOPCET os. a ° a ne ~& BLUE .~- - a a ee —— ‘ 7 7 : ¢ > ‘ 4 ; 1 ; : } - - i - 7 b t : , , ; | Pan

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 192: ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : oT ST LOUIS A GIRL BANK ROBBER’S DIARY —2e« Roses, 19-Year-Old Farm Dra rue Lil Describes the Life W nich Drove Her and Her Mother to Become South Dakota’s First Women Be : Excavations at Beis The First State Bank ai CTI . which Rogers and Zera ~ : . The wmutfnhor of Ll? ryseu . os bys Peg VRS. CATHERIN ROGERS veratis on the farm, WiSS ZERA ROGERS. | pve © Sea RO Tf "Oey ee oaihe mara _: ere cece aie , =e OF Nain Se NN “x SNK Ss N 7 ~ ’ - ——_ ‘ ; : ' - . . QQ b ive: 2 pe . = Ys :. . ) _ ; : ': ° . Le . j They Robbed the Bank at Renner, S. D., Twice, Getting Small Sums Each Time— Zera’s Stepfather Is World War 7 Veteran and Was Found to Be Living in Squalor With- os i 1 of Ss cuuuie entaeee ee tvy. The races of mankind that had an out Proper Care — Zera Writes of Chuck, Her Brother, * > | a Powe and Walt, Her Beau, of Toil and Moonshine and Woe. a. (SS \s we sed Beisan as a fortress made war on other saz , 3 Beisan was deserted, forgotten. Weeds em RATT SSS SOAK, ened the. buried streets of the last city. ag: iby a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. | RES SSS SII, way from the hill, but near enough to dis- or ux : 7 | : J : - = » it. Arab robbers set up a town. be pas S sds of unremembered days had vanished ‘st nameless, blue serenity above this Bil; Me arious searchers after its sfory ventured eas Jer Thus stood Beisan four years ago. while ina vestigative ones dug feverishly in Ezypt for’ wh ns Tutankhamen’s treasure and the mod- Bet wor'd read their bulletins. True, they of re digging for a dynasty, but we may al is | the ghosts of Belsan a condescending Alk le A thousand reigns lay under Belsan’s cam dure. Each spadeful of tt unwanted tar; is would tell an empire's woe. Here were arts ps of rubbish cast up by the tide of an- Bei t battles. At Betsan a civilization has and @ in a tumbled temple: combat Detweea ews former marriage, and brother o > ot-diak tn «nals ee aa pets of heralds no longer echo, Dut the other member of the family. searchers alter th ruth this ‘ore b e arn | . oe. ima cs ver in the evrenin iia _ EES a 6 = . ' : : = : | Ee. 1a eee ) : , wR: ee a N bd on ee ets of ecribes were there. Beisan was | . . — -s . - » . - . . , P _ — — - > 7" 7 " —-- - strange affair were baffied until the me ¢g a doctor : a coctor. » than a tom>d. mt - Las > > ~ ws ~ . : ~ s ms ; . ; » ca Sen. Why, | 4 7 Authorities South. Daketa vank bandits. tives which home On a@ small There they found, Rogers’ -busband, Richard, ; isabled Teteran. Charies, a son of Mh hl hol ts (fa - ~*: ———e _— , re ee (Made Wt los across a diary k by Zera. It reveals mo Mareh 1. Dick § stil? } ot the 1 clearly than anything else the fam , m+ dicins hn came fas o. e motorerc!: lule | m dog tired today. tery b — ; aii ais — wh The characters in the diar: e 3 0% Jee} rey st . May 12. Ma and I washed DAS R bing a “leg " : ) | deg Pick—Zera’s step-father. the war veteran. Seiad des ; , lemma | ‘ame Cliff : ; ogin " : :, - a Wrs. Rogers and,her, son, Charles, feeding the hogs on their farm. Explorers Come her (Charlie or Chuck—Her 17-year-old broth- Doeeor : tah a i mt to town acrid SURED ss ies : | — —_—— a aa er ' ee ) ‘ae ; . oe » ne ) ' — ; — oP. | | BL 4 ac Jet ind out about the In 1313 chance and mental processes last . : i}? = 5 io. ‘ . ; . we : , ¥ ' "¢ 3 ine , . ave : , ones — na " - T’w# al Ma—Her mother. Por the new c = © . ; we a ae ee as * : 7 t for 3 ick and I did the a University of Pennsylvania pro- _. = . ‘ ~ Bet ’ ) : ° 7 - ** >> bil : — . : ie as Bee . : ed i a7 ) ! | ad . i. ton — Phe k 2 et Wie , tee .. Dick went up te " se hill. Schelars long had knows The . . al ) -_ ~ : : - = " r ~ ™ . > - R 5 I Fi ; 7 -« r ’ 2 _ ork and Booze ohn a! F ; the =e 2 ¢ stared a?! . Se] ck om ' Biblical Beth-Shan and » presest- any, rain ck 4a fuss at sight. brik lL] ‘s @ letter writtes Peisan were one. ey realized In @ whe on liesisiat ) or —— ' pic 1d I did the | ; ’ | perval war that this histerie°eminence had aie >ortant to many vanished peoples. ost.lity of Arab tribesmen in the regions. 7 problematical lack of monetary or art the ives, the more spectacular appearance itl - prospects of research had kept had pris‘: from the scene. Dr. Clarence 5. Rut Sher of the untrersity museum's staff was Tan wo first oendertook exearation of ietual work did net begin wuanttl >orogressed inmtermitiently through a\°s then there Was 4 halt ustil ~_-—.-+-- = -— & Asked questions Came home b ty : = ‘ yee oe wy 3 ; : : luc | : , _ . * _ . " > : *- « —_-* &— = we 4 4 . . —_ ” 3 Pebd. 6 Did the chores and | t i+ is : ‘ - Ue: u.ec JULLerin..s Cs Se. G Ji. _ Januar when the full story Segan to a ¢ eK me home mad " , : : Lt ry : _ - Diek cat me mad - ay “3 , | | ee = : . wh = = : " + : > . ’ . . ' ” ie ws . . > ‘ : ‘ i , 2. : — . Me ™ . - on 4 Pet at . aay | Rime “aN a, ee ) - iia Everybody Mad at a tale it is im its begingings, 2d was be | - “ . . : : > . . r : ° S . : mu more wonderful & will de as eT the (harlie " ——EE : we sires come’ Already the ‘ excavgiers fou! booze B Pete " 2 Dick ld = ‘ima came ov a — | Dick dr ne * 7 lelive oa Ma is 1 now and . eb. & Charlie at Bt 3 | ee reat - + eee a ) | and ashed yr ha iii a. oi 7 ; a wee Pieced together the connected ren- y o > . , ~ 2 . = Za ‘ Z 2 — = “ > Pe " - . ae - fe and had a good time | ‘ v in ork o ; : ' hill " i al aes , , gS men o : ll as far back as Nothing “7 ’ | . . . Work and Fusses : . | eles De >a ced the i aah sai ae : They know just who came W snes went t : ) tal - n. during these 49 centuries, an ¢39 7 a? — : ia. ‘ ‘ | } c.G Wart taev did. and sow taevy did tts —- — far . - a ~e left pulled radish. | , dia’ Jack ca , | AR Bee 0 eae: on ee (2 ‘he first 20 feet of soil eight distinct 4g, i ; par os : ; : ’ t JU : ; » 7 ah ae 7 — sgt : : : + Mac | . - - | - nocnel a" i ¥"o died in $000 B.C. Undernesin tae ™ mone’ wick had a fuss Va saw Jim Diek } - oie " a = : Vanted * - } icKx £ in Ra! > . 5 eG r ” . = sonal :, , é os of isan is rock on which mortals of the | Fed. 14. Dick went to see Jim Dick di . ene : : os" | ; ) ~ , couldn ! yie nad [ Was un . : Ss and , a — . 7 } ¢: ge ae gts Jat age cagesigo , " - . . ,' , : , fe Age way hare chiseled their stmpie _. net came bome until late. then a fuss. = = ' - en ; 19 — $ tnda mst rring to Pa : ‘ . ” os a . | ds | - ai- 4G." - . : age , = [ * this proves true, thes Betsan wi Feb 4a Charlie ane . went to + » 7 . r 4 4 7? . a ° ; - . —_— => = . . . - - , ‘ : + : - ~ ” : . * rt a . Sumas oie. + weny «the to tewn. Ma went to the store = 8 i az . Fed. 17. Dick went to town —T a elles , ~ home and worked Pi] . 4 ) ) et | th 3 om Mary 2 am Det. fo and } , —_— Cree ~ : tunkizg. «Reem etrelltagag — oe ee — tome Sere gee ame | igi one age ea fis f 4 suai Point $& a2 4545 Fed. 18 Charlie went to town after the and mail Dut didn't get any were lookin . | eee ae sae nNOS in f Feb. 19. Dick went to town io robbert mt junking in 2 3 a ‘s diffientt for the layman te under aad and mended. Dick came home and bh , _ M ayed al m: | uly 1 [I took pea: Mf pt. J isomined th >¢ , } huc Ma and I went to Ren te k * nad oa ow a little bil] ta Palestise could | fuss. alt "aint re te I got new shoes and Oct. @ i an “he ‘ r to ttself so much. Beisan today & ont Fed. 20. Dug up the seed corn had a the , (They rebbed the Dank after buttermilk. I: sur . * knoll about 300 feet high and a halt os thief methods ". ‘k gone junking. fo fe in cireumference. A portion of this aii pretty good stand. John | ; Fed. 21. Worked on the disc all dar Mar ‘kc. Joh ® Check fini . Wa lef ee o fina Gece tan. = alin. . @ teteetee oe & aaa eal , , “ Semebedy called up to talk to me but i fence a: hm an ® still hb he me b ' Sept. 2 ick started : and he 4 4 r piten Raris | - ey. didet get there in time Mar 3. Wanted ¢ 2 | Feb. 22 Went to two shows John came would nc et m* a TO! . : out, they stayed all sight. John dbeught some booz DORs st all da hen pulled lishe Let th "3 = " id dt - | - sc | id thes . Whether conqueror or slate, prophet or Fed. 25. Jobn and Mae went home Dick May 4 Joho bough: ad th < - ' in dows : = te car Ch , ow ter. Dy ame hom: Die » sole Ma and | mt. passed hkewise rd consu= mate refuse. mick; @idmt go to bed until 5 oclock in the I pt. I scid m a : cer =e Diek k — ' - . sa upen age om epen layer. was the morning. Alma and her brother tock us ridin a 7 —_ | : . on ae : ae a “f . . ae layer. Feo. 24. Dick is sick Mae and Joh May 5 Had to “ollins aan ant 1 | = ne : pt 7 es F om a | ado es | lied up and | On c : = t te - = oh gpa eae aati ft crew fat and tall. ra Were here and went bome. Chariie and Ma Dick went out to Duck z ) | eae pring ig | =— at : eG was beating G5 mS th orpulence only bills may Wear, . : . Coat:nued o2 Page 22-B “lievemest only bills cas Seep. —— -— and girth was added to the Sf Oy Jen lems. They left their bodies, their im- of 2ts and weapons, their houses aad walls. ‘ermon Serial These who came after we ‘

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-_-—_— a PS et! a — — See ee et nee ~~ 2 = — DISPATCH _ 2 ee Be STLOUIS POST-OISPATCH . SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19B ——— a i Form Drodelfhe True Life Story of a Hill Where Man Has Lived Since History Began vats Sings ‘ | is saying to the gods. s0U PUNT OF J , had been erected b: Piao Pe a | C. The Philistines defeated Kinz Sau! f might build for me my city of Ramses.” he chores al ) problematical lack oO Onetary OFT al he Twebfth Century A D ean “il 2 ; ee” , ; Ilene! on Mount Gilboa, fou® miles from Bei This definitely verifies the Pibliceal stery to go on the ires, the more spectacular appearanc nights wiih: alin Lord @ Bethu: . = J. . | san. Of this defeat it is written in I. Sam- of the Israelite bondage in Egypt and sets had kept outenst over ‘ sienna Holy ———- y "A to ‘ uel xxxi, 10: Rameses Il. as the Pharaoh of the oppres- re : : , . sion while his son, Mineptah, becomes the penton the outer — — ore revealed : *. | | Seieaeh ef the Masten: Gesell ens saat preset i intneiias , ‘ ; The Biblical Description ing which the party has found at Deisay in Was never completed, history record: ie s s ‘ : aby way contradicts statements of Moly Writ. he Crusaders were unable pe ease ne ee 4, ** At ihe attle went sore against Sau], Instead, the investigations there Haye veri- ar limate ar noved northw; ses sa | ee ? and the archers hit him; and he was sore fied two very important portions of the Oia on and started a bill. anuarv. the full ry begat a" — _ : a " a sieve vel for j : wounded of the archers. . . . Therefure, Testament, as has bees pointed out above. ‘ ‘ © L . hay © eric, LC pe nes ; “ . o1 ' ie } > ; | | : a , al / ae ray Soe mecans, “i and they razed te io. me ' ‘alo oa =han. and came t exh and burnt them Relsan ficured in other military campaigrs , toe Eraves ME e1ei. Q- Christian city, building upon its ruins , | | i i : a @ we 4a - > AAA « c | , re¢ of Lhe Pharaohs. for one stele picked up ia 7 = a’ : he ici > 0 shove lg of the a oe , i ' , ; ~~ b i ec : er . es a - sort. Archeolocis . When David heard of Sau!'s defeat * ©€% a temple contains this report: t me. Dick & workmen are cutting through a decade saw little of interest im the Moslem ruins aimed: “The beauty of Israel is slain up aime with every stroke. An impatient ine This era was just a link tn the chain down- in: atrot us. iwet ; > ont , in ° Macedonia rom 29 : ‘ e b) gh } ~ how are - ———— be and Ma had a scree Sator might, with an hours labor, pasS ward, between the period of the Crusaces of the early Christian t Beisan, fell in 17 ts of d id scribbled their namics fallen ) ed against Werk but Started They neg the Crusades to the XVII Eerptian Cy- and the much earlier period of Scrthopoli ‘ » the fall hen _—— ’ _— arr hipped them soundly at — ibe vers ier eum. Before the work is done archeolo- 1+ was for Sert} lj ought we Sia etal tale alll Ae? Me ie ' | | Fi | ee : J It was for Sertbopolis they sought Ee xcay . Mecorvered a portion hi "Or noo 0 u > tee laci has got the tand of GathCarme!l . re — — Se ) Bexrpect to he « dir 1 t tsteps of ; ’ ~ - = } ne meta! ne a whe died in § 00 3 ‘ geil GE oe — at tm Shed :, he Biblic: Leth -Shan M Age may have chiseled their simple ___ ilsnitleadie ~ e oats a rm at ‘hie aay oO i 7 : 1: took isher’s men a year t ) Of all the peoples who dwelt on Beisan By descending @ cistern to within 10 fees Selig ! kat iggeammmnialan Beneath the Saracen rubbish heaps tlhe eyx- edifice had a circular itund Loaf et away the debr! | Lom : Pa — the Es ro : — oath nil longest | | i nage — n the _ Dr. Fisher has ex- saan ; : cavators struck the first broken columns of Ciameter, Ile come su irted ov linns this was accomplished a new ia! fF ruins Egypt's dominance of Belsap may reach @mined te stratum which carries Beisan’s the lost Greek city. Sceythopolis flourisheq ETeen and white marble. and w: plend.d was opened to the sun. This stratum contained back to unrecorded dynasties, but it is an cs- Story into the early Egyptian periods and for a thousand rears, between 300 B. C. and witb mosaics depicting religiou: the mud huts of the Scrthians, : barbmric tablished fact from the excavations thet as beyond. He has detected stone work of the 708 & PD. It was one of the cities of Decap- Fisher and his party hare reconstructed the people, who early as 3000 B. C. Egyptian Kings main- Hittites, that mysterious Semitic race, aad olis. that mighty league of ten ancient towns *!00T and two of the columus ard this exhibit 627 B. C. in an irl . EEY} tained a fortress on the hill. The Fisher #ome pottery found shows evidences of Bab ;- hich were grand during Rome’s lordship 15 DOW the property of the university museur Their existence had hit! endary, party found a stele (writing on clay cylin- Jonian origin. The very cradle of maskind, the East and when the Greeks sent Alex They found other things u but Dr. Fishe alke es i ’ nt to town. DB Qweriers They left their bodies, theirim- of Greek culture. A Gay's journey to the careful | Pennsylvania part: hen the Scythian era was added to Eei- being shut up ip the tomb, and also that he the excavations at Beisen and reach bed rock. is about 4 hts and weapons. their houses and walls westward was Nazareth. where Jesus lived at Next. began a re of a searchers made the greatest may see Ra, and the gods who are edoring where clubs and implements of Stone Age Om, dae ast bs SS Ser =Si - = " — . ° . “se : x — : ; ; ’ Mmon hur ; Those w! came after the time of Scrthopolis’ finest influence. To Roman period from 200 to 2300 A i! This wag to uncover the very the sun-god, as his solar barque traverses the men may lie. Slowly. like -the pages of a ‘Vid tba’ Fi i il S ae . : > seal - yi Pie > : : . ; - ‘ ; a - Whether conqueror or slave, prophet or thas Asiatic Athens the Nazarene probably levels below the Christian c! f Ashtaroth mention in th ‘bie heavens : 1 mighty book, the strata of Beisan are bueic¢ ‘ i ke : ; ; i : : . > ; ” railed Pies ’ - oF : « ho : e* ce mM, passed likewise to consummate refuse. jowrnered when a boy. Scythopolis had gran- er came upon 4 ruined tem ric?! od where th hilistines nated Saws | Another stele fousd in he Esyvtias turned to the modern sky. Time has ra. Upon | ace. layer upon layer, was the deur in those dars and remnants of it vet Ne on what was then the rery a hs al temp as ull vy stratum at Belisan is regarded by archeologists ite centuries there in measurable form. Aad : layer w iayver, . -* re ey : +1 ¢ ¢) tir ; : : Xpanded. unti] it crew fat and tall. Mat # Ge earth of Beisan When Christianity san Inscriptions on the sha 4 ws * till as prize trophy of the entire oe It out of thie vast cairn of civilisations l.mg A il i Lal 1G Ai “ é ; ai . : a neal . : =e ' bir tlisti mes T. haan)? ate ¢ rritten at tae oO *T OO] : ace . - creasing and 1 clashed hv ae beating i ‘ Or} nee niv hills may wear, tall spread and was persecuted by Fmperor Julian dicate that it Was erectec ) ; ’ a wen “ " rd of Ram _— Geparted may come ever tn : | on Vall go Crete and es I]. in which he says wonders : : — , n t. a ; i] ao. ~ ne rod of Wine ry ey i ; i] oO @ J oTadan ': : Continued on Page 22-B. 3 it only hills can keep. the hill saw bloody riots. The church Built Bacchus, t ' ' -é

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' oOP ST.LOUIS P UNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee .2r s W omen. TURKISH DIVORCE eer RUSSIAONE OF NEWINVENTION eqrpmeeray AGHTS LIMITED eee. me ULES TwEDESEn | See Pema Ror DER NEW LAM ~_ - : ONSETANT! Ps . rooms at - re of prohibition | A Staff Correspondent of the Post RALTIMORE. MN Dec 2% \ where the Sun 1S soning in the uest OF skies, where ee . emu’? thr i ; : = ae . ° = . . . « ” — e om * . te . 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Make up at — > tere eed berth am@ sit dare | your mind to wisif wor ® Saerwm, pres reese a=@ ments in Heli weed. Hollywood now. ‘a Aad tell estou. =... a I te etapa me — THEOEEETER ERD TEET EEE rs . a2 er? - ad . ry] ei DS: ::Cageo. Greater Palm Beach ime city of S.see {ecod berete«e Junction of aod Ocean -re- Calfhighwaers Freedom from meequlitecea | m- Build a Sales Staff \ vse j DOST-DISPATCH / Artroma Pastor f sy oeepe © Y wang Feu ae an die, Stns © Maplewood. 4ll-Year Resort City—A Place to Leve {gerne ™ A Valuable Sunday’s Telephone Main 2305-2909 three > cars.

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-DISPATCH RESORTS. — sit still like « RE Mie ond weh be to break. Where'll you go? There’s Florida ing only a few hours away. Beckoning with light and happiness freedom there — St Ms ds leccty-becty ity living. Clean, sunlit air that gets down in langle and blows out the cigarette smoke ! down as deep as the seaweed—and stays > of silver beach where you lie with in the sunlight, breathing in salt air chat COAST RAILWAY COMPART COAST HOTEL COMPART (Piegier Syetem) Phone. Murrey Hill 4411 Se. Augustine. Fonds st Coast. LORIDA(' STO zfaee Italias TAne (%*. G. L.). Pes &. Dearbors St... C NW. Y. to Naples an¢ Genoa, lith & Pine Sta... Majestic Hotel. ice Bids. 1135 Olive “COLD YTITAIO : worth German Ley ¥.- ite | ; . der d | lsascoe BRIYFEN ” oy | _ 2 Jan 30 Feb : *Calls at Gone Feb. 13 Mar. 13 | Norwegian American aod Fine Stes. Tandon . . 2 Jan. 30 Peb. 27 | *BERGENFJORD.. ‘Feb. ® Mar. 16 Apr. 16 Feb. 13 Mar. 13 Red Star Line. lith and Pine Sts. (Majestic Hotel Bidg.). St. Leuis, ~ r. to Plrmouth-Cherrourg-Ante _.-«. J8n.30 Me. 6 Ma ..May 1 JuselI2 July ...Feb. 13 Mar. 20 Apr. ¥.-Cherbonrg Sout! ‘ampton. > ¢ : Tec 30 Pet. ; ee, Greenock 20 —> A ge ntharmpton Antwerp Fr LBITA. ° Sapa Scandinavian American Line. oo & & rm =... N > Norv as-Sweden Denmark -Pls ©OS8U AR Ul °HELIL.G OLAF *UNITED STATES Feb 18 Apr. 1 Mae FREDERIK VIII Mayll June Z At “wedish American I.ine, 181 X. ; AY... Chicage. New York to Sweden erway. ‘ land and Balt Sata. "STOCK HCl ~« e688 > Mar 2 : GRIPSHOLM Jan. 20 Feb. 20 Mar °“T RR’ YPTNIN sITO! ray eg 6 ag Ll nited American L ines, AZZ X. Joint Service with AT. ~ ery American IAne. urs: Southamptoo-H : LJ“ Jan 7 Febd.17 Mar UTS! ‘HLAND Jan. 21 Mar. 4 ADE “CLEVELAND. Jan | Mar. 11 ’ N. ¥. to Cobl usenstown) anc Ham ew STPHALILA... Dec 31 Feb.11 Mare | °THURINGIA Jan 14 ¢Feb. 25 f | *Via Boston. White Star Line, 1ith and Pine om Hotel Bids.), Leas. - 9 Junel7? > : Bept. ’ perican Lines) 180" Lacuest. St. LL. Boulogne-sur Me \ eWINIFREDIAN . 4 »,®DEVONIA? Jaa.23 —" « White Star ‘Demintoa. lith ané Pie © (Majestic Hotel Bldg.), St. Lows» : Portiand, Me.-Halifax-Liverpool. 27 Apr W! PCANADA. Feb. 6 “CANADA, Mate Companies Offices or Local Steamsah(p Asa ¢ (LASS CAWIN STFAMERS ae - nes IUROPE | P| “ess ADRIATIGS = 7—Feb. 25 "4s" LAPLAND Jan. 16—Mar. © $690 and up, including shore rR Returning 46 dave —~ over privileges from one or with return via Nort permitting vuits to Paris or Lo ST IND Jan. 23—Feb. 27 Rates $250 and uP 30-31 deve White Sear Liver MEGANTIC, Specially constructed for tropics! er TS eting cane A cn 3 LINE ~ WHITE STAR Mgr. Majestic Hotel Bids. 11th and Pine Sts., St. Low ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. Homeless Waiting for a Hall Dinner Cc teed at ~i - - a ——_—— — ee i. ee —-- ae ee = gg. ¥ -_, ~~ ae . 7. . é ag * Da SY -¢ c + . 4 . i Be 1 Ps, Beak es. IN LE LEA Mi CN ED i Ne alll iat ol a til. Se ae ae en a am a * Pa -_ + i 4 7th) aeaeeet Sere re oy my a Dispatch Staff Photographer. HUNDREDS of the city’s homeless men ate their Christmas dinner at Amity Hall, 310 Market street, hate roast pork and all the “trimmin’s” were served from noon to 5:30 p. m. to shifts of about 300 men each ~ COLLARS AND TEACUPS FORCITY'S HOMELESS 100 MUCH FOR ARTIST ‘wien So out wy HALL DINNER Sie " ~~ — - oe “DRY CHIEF MAKING STUDY OF eyes ce PORTS OF ENTRY , Andrews in Ase« ated Prees. NLW { IRLERANS., Lie » Esther Ralston Marricd. ERSID! (‘al Le Ralston ilm actrees ed here ‘\ ~~ York arwList and ' srooklyn Society ° eling aboard the Co . \I ry th rity from New Or- Modoc, the Gri; intermediate That FOOD SHORTAGE ON YAP ISLAND go after they | strangle any th his salt.” he Asanciatead Press Hiart plans to rOKIO, Dec. 25.—A fond Japan to Send Shipload of Provi- sions to HLelieve Condition. «? hmus of Te- is reported at the Islar iz and from "an as the result of a tida! c, where he and storm, which swept the is! outside the 15. The Government ‘ or "T"+, «5 ‘ _ ; ‘ ’ caca and Thu-, paring to send a ship! visions to relieve the The Annual Financial and Business Review of the Post-Dispatch Sunday : lan To invest ors. large and smal l. these art} es written br keen. e / min nded students of finame ° ani d econom! es—w) ill he of especial if interest and value. that will be diseussed : 3rd. us phases of the nation s + oe * *? They . ‘ ) —— ae bs ia ‘ £ Tis! ng anu ia jig © ¥YLINS Ph «i on Exchange. : . “ . " .) ” adv: afris 3 ts’ 4 ‘lines. oo oa oe & (CS vear the Post-Dispatch issues, as a part cular Sunday edition, a comprehensive survey of the 1 and industrial. . } 4% a P review and analyze conditions and the _ . _* +. . ' ¢é . Ga de VW _ . nf eae! world finance! commerce for the year ; ] lo} =. } oe will, for example, explain in non-technical language the fferent stoc Ks and bonds listed . , . discuss the causes and influences affecting he subjects The following are a few of t @ General analrsis of international and local business conditions @ Analysis of stock and bond markets, \ew York curb, views of the activities of Cotton, Grain, Live- stock, Wool, Money, Banking, Foreign Trade and Foreign Exchange. Chicago Grain market, and re- . , " wWNTMN fwlities imneind- AAA LAS Aata i424 ww + @ Statistics on importgnt « ing prices. @ The Railroad Situation. @ Articles, charts, tables—in tact a complete review and analysis of financial, market and 7QO* cencral business conditions for ] A Valuable Feature in Next Sunday’ s POST-DISPATCH Authorities of ee ee ee ee ee ee ’ A line two blocks long waited at one time for ad- ees ee ——— DAVID SOMMERS’ WIL. MAY AFFECT MEMORIAL ianent pr + Toyrav Sommers Shelt: mers, w! he Jewish Si exceed $3 me of his i1 eatiy MAN GETS a came ON CHARGE OF NONSUPPORT John Stabler. Father of Three Chil- Gren. Tells Court He Is Through With Matrimony. Never on z retorted marry another er rrupted thea as ™ fj) give mm: Stahler ~~ rar >. - Ww see 4 tedon Dee Xx-F e ha . ial ha = eis (ass avenue : nO Dorot> v os A ude 13 and LIBERTY BE BELL TO RING DEC. 31 New Year's Program in Celebration of Opening of ~- quicentennial. As8oOcL > 7 ") nr ‘ | q Mother and ies who are not satisfied CTURE to yourself long stretches of sandy beach » « sparkling waters oe Your youngues .. tauned end cut af a dew. and merry. This is yours . . for a moderate cost . . in Florida. This is yours in Clewiston . . a city beautiful, now in the mak- ing, on Florida's mar Inland Sea. A city that offers you and your family an abundance of the richer things of life . . at a cost which many pocketbooks . . not alone the few .. can well afford. Here today are values. Here today is shaping up a model ‘city—a community laid out by the master hands of John Nolen, assisted by famous architects and engineers. Here is budding a paradise of play . - backed by the security of a permanent development. Unlike any other property in Florida—Clewiston! Born not of the urge of land salesmen but because the raw ma- terial requirements of agreat northern industry compelled it. Created not today for use many years hence—for Clew- iston was started in 1923, leng before Florida's “boom” became apparent. A safe place to investigate ond invest in—Clewiston! A natural trading center for a vast agricultural area. Fifteen hundred square miles of fresh water . . lie at Clewiston’s front door. Thousands of acres of what experts declare to be the richestsoil in the known world .. protect its back door. A garden spot . . zoned wisely and with architectural counsel. Clewiston affords the indisputable, real values of a “sunshine belt” playground . . plus the basic community building forces which have governed real estate prices for all time. You are invited to write for details. Clewiston Sales Organization 620-22 Arcade Blidg., St. Louis, Missouri H NOW $900 * Business Sites. NOW $1500 = laitial Payment 25° (“LEWISTON Frornma chosen by ws founders—all well-known busrmess leaders mm Gewwten wes 1923, before Plorida’s “bows” began end when the sam's potential values as they ase todzy but clearer to dmcern and camer to compere. Clewmtees imvttes vou to compere mts walues now’ i i — aa es ee eel ee (LEWtsTO £40855 ORELADIZFATION 628-23 Areede Bide. *¢. Lewis. Mineeoert ne ae to Ce ueerarure and !u!) detaus ebout Nem _. Stveat City FL TC I A 8 ee 2 Breen + _—“—S—— QP -

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2. _—— ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DECEMBER 27, 1925 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — SUL NDAY VIORNING. . ee ee Sa ee ~~ en A GIRL BANK Ma fixed % ROBBER’S DIARY WHICH 7 EXPLAINS EVERYTHING 8B 7 r, ro ne | > , > -* *F > ‘Gentineed Trom Pag ~~ *r 4A oF GERMAN STARS PUT CRIMP IN MUSTACHE MOVEMENT Actre-s~e ’ a A . — “ ra ; R ra he : nots ‘ - % - Se : ale ion . ? a , au > hi s " P ¢ : ie ‘ al - e ae i » ” ~ ~ Pom > 4 4 - # oe 4 ° - 7 coed J > 7 es hy 43 oe =. : > ? - - a + 20g hig Sigel an ‘ ie o 2 al ft - c : . ‘s - 5 ; i ; - ay OP a - si : - Hs “ 7 (Pw - Me ‘Faw 7 m « = cae ne a > es » 7 i 2 itt alate | s . a AAS, ag Ese i. 2a a Ty eke = , = = * - + : : : ‘ i. * 99 Res : ‘ 4 e-4 ee > 5 ae oR ligt > ge te Sle ~ = oi et 7 a ree. id * Prices in Years oe «mur they go! Weve hekl meeest Clerist mas sale lustcory and Daze \ « many players, wy- Sram jMaReo~ «on Now thes must go amd 20 al baer a gcden]d meht-= amd The’ ws Bas CPW ipe we Ls Splendid La Salle Player & bigh-priced mathe care. mecchawinam: « od orerr. So) ee ee Beautiful Whitney Play er 8 rij 2 : ‘7ree pia? in } 1ery im sa - Poke Pt eS Oe SI «& ; 3+ a Superb Johnson Player Leeks ta yee “¥ & 105 “An weed host » -'s 2nd meoeA.t B- > 2 2rd «8 Trae ew \— a” mw lees : Aree make. i* erder ‘reer im Vers S10 Dow \—Ble ne Fs fine ' \ tH i htnsihs wilt m-irn mcttied im “ait nsirumenit aga ~anipi« Vianv pete eaeagr re pela cof acting niake~ ha a Wee" Di ie mains cerns tee’ i “wt ‘yin ~ ia “~~ . he" VA theouor Ain ree iteeden] Don’t Wait Thev All Mar Be Sold Tomorrow eS oi : "fl =4 Vr . 7 = * a.F3 ud de a! Ernest Gabler Upright Here's «2 dards wer begtnacr =picadtd shape. ree Tri Free al Free exchange privilege at full price any time within 30 davs 710 A Small Deposit bls Wil hold vour “ae Tor ater de! Sin ter free 4 _— =n i: = Mie, 2%s Like New § Well-Known Play er ‘owreer Aad seiection iverv =f + Ta oe >- ee aca Kone iear " me ger EL r . "a me th] ¢ : the oem a7 a 4 , # ‘ye ~ * ek -*s 4 ; 7 oe Feat : Lipper VA &S Weert Open Evenings to 9 O’Clock BEE yrs SE iP ~ in eae FIRST COME. FIRST SERVE Corner Olive St. Store Hours: 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Daily; Saturday 6:30 P. M. lODINC! Mahogany Finish End Tables =— —— 2-Piece Mixing Set $1.00 Value, | $4. 50 Values, at the at the Unien [HOUSE FURNISHING CO. 99-9 49c crank meta ! Mixers that fit inte heavy ciass bewtl= | and can be used for whipping and mising. 0 Olive 1120- -26-28-3 Street Unton for Detatr mabecany = | fimish Ead Tabics, | balf-meen shape and | with turmed ices. Bargain Basement Tremendous Reductions —— on Our Huge Stocks of Furniture Are Featured in This - ee ee PRE-INVENTORY SA’ Especially Planned to Clear Our Floors of Sample Merchandise Before Sto¢ taking Time. Supply All Needs for the Home During This Sale. W alnut-Finis “16° rc _: h Dressers ‘Famous’ Kitchenette Ranges This New Vodel With Attached Kitchen Hecter at the Ul nten bination Kitchenette Ranges, built compact two coal holes m heater and four gas burners, | oven and high shelf. Made of cast ut and fully guaranteed. $5.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments : $ ce oO. and $1 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments $245 Two-Tone Walnut Bedroom Suites Priced at the Union for Only "hSZ These large two-tone walnut Suites are finished in walnut an marvelous values at $132. The Suite comprise a beautiful bow-end bed, large dresser, full-size wardrobe and triple miz- ror vanity dresser. $10 Cash Delivers One of These Bargains rte i éomie Scbheag. W euc Werla— Mrs = ’ ~— > - 4 _ are “H—Serricss Mon- : - a vedas axl Podar. § Funes. “tom . “e == , ° _ x2 ma >4.38 Baten. bore, a a s- : = = eu . 4 a ‘ ape "4 ‘we NIST = aca acts Ciel ™ ee” °° RE , ? . —— ? r poe SR rag () ometerr $60 “Kroehler > a: 22= SS os Ee ecco £m S| . ™ - ‘ : _- en . . : — Miller oo” he i — Priced "4 the : S 50 reat Maeraes 6 6FPouere oom U F _ patie : wr Muvten. “ear! 2erore = a . reire = «ft ” B® — re —— "i a om «tT Cemesete "ee & 5 2 %. 3.43 | Dec. To 4 autif? straight end RCH — 3S0t Pee ene 7 are shown in Beautiful bow and tx. Spe ae ie Aaah ners of imitation nis full size and enameled in old Ivory, ae > Ww ities featured on all pieces the Ufttion for $17.50. Was | Eagios’ Mall ” = = =4 —Balan n Easy Payment | leu Dec. 29 ae $4 Cash—Balance i y Payments $1 Cash—Balance Monthly «ot. cronen__ sodas | Siar thence . = oreachera. 11 38 a. =@. as adaoen So =m «=%Pedar lected i ; — oe Momtisre. - ~ oan wp -_ toes @ ee = mrs 1 ¢ s— : ’ . aa er - } ——, at . . or Th —Sunda re end «°° ~~ f > ae, crane ane A ar Pett Metten. «Oe Ten Large Pieces—Priced at the Union for Only =. was : : on . = « ~ 7 « : ~ PS es , - : : - ” . * ~~. ‘ ' | : : = : 7 * a “ - > : . : > >~ : ° ' ~ € : ° - ° 7 . a | _ : M4 : ' 7: : : : . " - ~ ~ _ = ’ -_. . : _ . : ’ - - > . - " : - -— — . ms ; : : fe . 4 : i o “ : * : =? ; : = 7 7~ «4 $20 Cash—BSalance in Easy Payments UNION HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET . » \) + w os SB. MB rT? . 7 "tsi 4 = ‘~ oo whe —s | ee ee with ~ monument _OAX GROVE ' Cemetery Unusual” on twetyure ane Asso avon. CENTER #5 «| rr Ai. 4 “HAR rea PERPICTUAL CARS Vaerfleld #2331 (e638). 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Se EM PLOYMENT, ROOMS: LOST. SERVICE, FOR SALE, AUTOS, MUSI g4e oO CoRR Eee AwMW RRAMRMMHH AAA SDAHIIAA . | ree OOOH MOO WOO SSS MAGA SSA oso Qo YS TiO ainy0n yqawgooww S ) RRAaA—°°©raa°nann $4.50 Values, at the i; | . ill : weseeeedbesseaesee Union for Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. The More You Say the Better Twill Pay. PAGES 1—16B.— ee — a -_—_ ——- ee — — — ee - — -—— ry or Houses, Homes, Real Estate, Farm Land, Financi val ( (See Pages 7 to 10, This Sectiiin) Natnty mahogany —_ ls ' } ; , Auto Travel Trips ’ , finish End ‘Tables. : : ameras : Dentists . mae. ....2% | Gold and Silver .... Instraction (Auto) half-moon shape and er: Chicks an a | Canvassers, Solicitors ....: Detectives ....* i | Help—Men, Boys ....... Instruction (Music) eg kee ein og eq See.---9 as ts ge motte . . . with turned legs. a Motorcycles __.. Carpenters and Builders. Dressmaking ......... > | Help—Women. Girls jewelry ._.. 7 3 Moving and Storage ro Pa Poultry ~~ | oe cells iy Hargain Basement >: Nh = = paiee soe rt Se Sick sae a Electric Wiring . Horses. Vehicles ......... lace Curtain Cleaniite tat ee eee t= recs ot re apa ©6 e¢ cceis aaa alin | dale Agtall 2° ‘ . Boa Le ow 6 eee oe eo sex | ropractors .... ar E.xchange (Miscel.) aS etm o Hotels Aah per Last and Found J pk ee as ere : oe ee ee Teen © Phaprebed | attorneys | Boats. Launches ......... Clethies ..... eer updens and Mestiion . = an cane aan s 0 6m ™ Office Furniture ...... Professional _. roodes Salesmen . nce ccceme+:: Sterage and Moving...... fypewriting ... «sao +.B | positing and Actbenting. . | Soows. Periodicals ....... -oal, Coke, Wood ....... Fixtures .. ; Household Goods Wtd.... Medical ra oe aes PUM n066 ceeeecuns | Radio Sapplies ........ | Sealeswomen .....cccoc:- Stereo pen a » Undertakers «on + cecee+e+i : : ees “ove a _* . 4 . — —_— ? ' > P > tu red in P | 7 . | — - ain — BS .. Coming Events __. ' Fer Sale (Miscel.) .. Household Fur. (F. 8.) Millinery SARE SARE Resorts—County Board Se eee mehte Gea o | Vein. ..ccescectedneen 18 ‘Bt Auto Acces : i nk goes « RE san ein’ ;, Gas Pipe Cleaning .. Instruction . Miscelaneous Want« Patents tae : Roofing . Seeds. Plants. Trees ‘ Talkioc Machines | 4 Well Paper ae ’ A THREE-TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. —— DEATHS ; DEATHS ; IN MEMORIAM ar ag ag nto Fest on Th MUNCHW EILER— Entered into 3 a Thu ‘io 3g 9088.| ~In jovine memory of our dear mother, Si U mow AE le ee ee, sananiat daa | 74. 1925. Mowe . iu “WA: sp "tn : j | Mfrs. Pauline Radcom, who died two years oe 4 + gr ay * " hnand om age - “3: are ler. dearly beloved wife of nee 1), of 322 t -, aso, Dec, 28. 1908 - ™ ° - , ) — _ ae a Sewing Machines 4 | Théatrical .. cactoueun Sitestions ....... 2| Tires, Accessories ....+-..8 Special Notices .......---1| Tollet Articles .......++-8 “#2 RE TA giao =) — ‘3 THE CHILDREN ‘Awetler, dear 1 — , of Lester | bh , othe Mary e« odushadbteeadinee ; anew Sein % - i ieee and |. The Post-Di ispatch reserves the right to rej ject any query. ol —s Joe and lat@iner Emu Schmidt nie Webb ated | ) ; ' . wee toma P een | a eet ings Sunday. 2 8” >. m.. a Magi ¢ tate + , ec} 8. seph mi Sister M . - ; , “Cr-E-ia Ww, ETanu- : rd en. \ogust and Emil | Hall, vening on andise Befo St : micheon—— are, kithel Barron on GRAVOIS QOAD Bleina S. F.: Joseph Ebenreck. the Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be —e ra Trojalin and ourdear + law, grand- | tertainneot Sunday evening. 1903 ituege: ‘ rtha ! ide . ¥ — 2s — : ao . as , —_ ? ' ’ ber al ima »T eT) on . , un? im | re OC - 7 irs. 01 Kennedy | PPerpetua! Charier-Perpetual Care} 6.) ae, Gera me given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoudt- 5014 Delma> tecieran . ~ \dmether and aunt. in|at 8 p. & c Thomas. ed sincerity when accom iied ° ‘ > ~ nm. YD hee “Oe. - tainaapeaed PRET In loving memory of our Gear mothe, . ~ (WONSECTAAIAN Teams on y stamped addressed — ne Ta huma her funeral) yora Jiell. who passed away Dee. 2, . - 3 + menue” : aw. aU ler =i! ' ame ‘(limother. ‘ ry? Pi} is Sal — } ‘Sw v"' we r a Wr ° on | from ft Te wane. yaa "3 ro- ‘ - ° ‘ : ~~ . : - ‘ turday. ‘ , ; an13 Mer: oannt - ’ Mar A " . . at , . at rl . . ae ’ ‘ ' ; - 4 “ ‘ a ann l@- j j r) oT) la . y oth as ae - a - : : pa aon g l e. rman—Jenn -orman Granado 7052 Riverside 2470 ee wer . , oe coe 3arda}) @s er 1 mal 7 . a natalia = oy : . le |} ai ) me ' By —. ; Ln tn : You «are gone. but not , Sengetete howe —_ he ae “ : , conan =e , \ : - Ner shall vou ever (99) me ; eveaseu MISS 1 2 > opis wien § are bt ost- ; _ ; ;' ee. J ore : t on ure As lone as life and tm _~ leat =—————> > : pig 7 7 Na ; -\ : } , . fer 1 on IM ] ne QUESTION a ae . +O" =e. Ose » | rm We. shall temember thee _ UNDERTAKERS | larried Ladies Sodai fog weed A ether Judatem {igion_oF || a, im. treas Pesta fusrel hen nia vt rth Vols (nee Ciupret rook S— M1 : = - ‘r. Pn Tee, int¢ - = Thou . Y. 7 . ia! i “* iii ‘ ‘ ‘ Pe) r) . » } . eule rd. *. hy : ’ : « a ore , 7 : ] Q in me mT or er our aear mot parted | ‘ M henette Ranges " : 7 ay dat Byivii a. er | ae Dre nimann=! af feel. as -4 | , o ee: 2 ~- 1 En a . eA dag pes. Regge og ‘st Peg. fm So 4 “ : A “) - _si , . ol . mss ss Kt ©) ‘ ae’ “limi if n late Herman J ‘rom —— a S ‘eect — RERF ings Ts i MLY ‘ '-D-E- R-L. A-T RB-0-Y-L-B. | terme mf : Cemeterr me wa { ict Att i , _ 3 , ar broth Catherine, Gvers —e 5 pum ata ‘7.4 ~ Ae a . — - = ' ital i oe va : Ange : ' rit The , Pind a" " “9 Al Mntered into rest or turday In loving memory of Louise Couper, “a “hope _ Delma: % 63. De} ‘ms 7102 (82) > a. ts , . ashy Ms ecHiel prose- | proportion of J students om ,j} in-law wn Oiges and . ” ak - 25, é - A: ; _ _Weparted thie life one year ago Dec 74, -” ang LCase rs : + ler a . Ks—Myrtle frice. “9 (eee Richard beloved : Pat . aiming to limit the nv | Funera! y. Dec. ° rt. al ~~ other of lay : 106 called her ome. Mi gi° e , ’ ‘ ‘ ’ i 9 4€ ‘ «i , Ad r “| MSS ivi ele it ta] Ail ; hd ie R, i? A. ‘ — : ‘ pon n tnt Aa - . : _ , ps ’ : t in my pee ng io) still . ay ’ . a | aH. ! 4; : Nie eS: ‘ a! Uu.es > "ect , : ‘no! yY poupti : ‘ ¥ Bs o Npanl's y emetery ' Hern) hh farniiy , dence 3.337 | Lav B COOPER. Husband. ‘«? Funeral Home — oa anaes a . ; “-01 yin slugent, .,) Jewis ‘ a? rot 2S 4:NSt , eo . > of a oot an on Monday morni: I v f dear lena ° — GzP VICE Fil 3T DY I3T NT . » . ° > ‘ ‘ . ‘ . , . .@ 7 ’ we . . > ‘ ' g t ‘ 4% — ss . . Oi iueé I mu) aid . , ; : n lo : ng memer ) er son ard : wen ae utie 4 ST. LA ASS ANT. a a a as wan > Ad 420 ATED UL] ‘ As : ’ i at BS), ters Union, | al No. 25. fel) | -8- at 3 oe » ITM eCUse! “| brother, Carl C. Sehutsine. from wus ' ; . 80°79 L AYETTE AV. : - : P . E > ue } | n on tl Dpack ut U! a 10} ai Hungarians : = ' into rest Friday - mr oe 644 . Puen> 4h ‘ : ‘two years ago. Jan. i. 1v¢4: (c@8) ye 20F Ui > ©. nu WO ti oe, es us Ct their religion dees not , Le abe So. of 323 : Jolu ™—eoe *s ” me . nm Sat) ; Two long years of sadness and tears. On. > | four gas burners, a . Benid. Bil. on é Cry TI PLE ee ea in Wdenly, nd aters you ca! ruplish | chang heir ationality Malley loved fi . of Cathertne ye oo , + And hew we miss our Carl dear. . Made of cast | ; . ses an i*ract van- SS) cl eT MII >) Leste CRENS. Svs r 4 CF ae th texit re lt witho. ruin ‘ee o y (r Mariey ) * father f ' Perr aan rom: , We mies yon from our home, dear Carl, | ‘ ‘ by V | aj Kes d of the } Peart Fleming the an rer ) " J. A . strict rd} ward, James, John. Thom Danie) a at : - + ped. ferse Ht. Methot—Ethel Shirley, tChiea@so ») q eat age ot lalla A |, coin dealers pi: he premiums on! %. -~ - BOA eee oS Lae ane Maley, Mra. J. J. KiTkK 3 Mrs.) grandso: His cheery smile and kindly ways are ee pss aes. - a Funera 1D ™ ~~ iechigae F Peinite Cenwt: old coi: ‘ , ited states MiUts, is pret. ia — wine” preg weap _ meral Monday, : ae S pleasant to recall, P iy > ~ ai. — e su a ~~ & oo S @ ‘ . P " : irnrin a } ¢ say by he va! fi ] . - . - Liomne.] par o , } Lindell ‘ou : . layve of sadness oft come o'er us + oa . te . YY (7 1 it ] i . ri ” ee I : “ts > r t Rebert . an rT) | mu iu J . rial tl ’ = ’ , | Tears in allen often flew: vero! : roet ar lathe! ) ’ on Statior e. lave shall alwers keep you near GB, Su Sy -s sth renaraane ei ed 7 an : Foh- a lata Naitz 1 the ancter when 'rict at@ H+-l-« ctiece Suh fiaae it Gee aoe Ce gg tomy: a . . Though you left one year ago. br Mi) Ist , rin Fielden ; “1 ; r. _ _ ; “an | 5. 7 ot} : B an : a... a nee , ; Pe ._*"" chee A i 7 . Never shall you be fergotten: AHE ARN— n ia De ; Jee father. 3 t. ifather ruthe i peepee? , ane nr a Pear grag “west ihoncngy tg Me: — . ~ pint fs. er Games er . ° aay oe a t the funeral | Newer 5 en our maery f » aoieedth. > ani . the ‘ ; : eget ge capa ~ win ae ee cs L tie ail ij Ol Ti POT 7 - ; . lute siste) : 7 le fonda , Loving heatte «ha always i-nger f : f or daw _ ; px ; ‘ le r wl cru RALEL ee -—) wr" . “30 ou a) ’ ' . Hy re Around the grave where you are ied. : - Medly tm‘ ene : s | ar Roten!s Rock nd, Il!.—Millie i Mone eeathar af WT Tas! and 1 30 a: fron “Weick FP: "fur 1 believed hat né 1 leto +} lo = ods e +3 mm. | | Dp. Mm. sident. . i bs Priced at the Union for Only a &. Hermann. andoval. 1f.—Olgnda | “oot spd dear sister of Margaret Birye. | John’ the’ Baptist Church thence “to Se. !) to Rep and everrone who paceed | ecieus raw material is wasted _ ull aad pur dear shtee et ' DAC ee SS eee ee In leving memorr James J. Ward. whe departed from us ene a0 6184 iphis. Tenn. ; nF one 5 See el ; a S 1 me oxy P h mi tr) Iv ; =?) axhes fro fires. burnt os. luerh! bs : ' du clock Ho's \e te Sincere that |yvear ago. Dec. $ ne Bablak € : ee | owe \SLER- , te: .J into : on Thur G1 De 0 eee Cl ak Sad cme prons, sawdust aud ‘packages in a oe hurch. Interment tn Calvary Cem- to all = ' tty ed Rd yyy he - jee ore gens. Oe8 not forgotten. emir a | [ain © Beant Ot tauis | Oe ~ a at ia iad del ey ; = tees oe ae “on ropitiat 4 vodland pir int. nd = the sett r} _mettereG, §=sm ~ 2. ee = cng teem OP | xt | A@ long a® life and oamery last we. (ea)! Dar ' | ts pera) from 1 Ngon _ a 1 teen ' Lcording mvt) nly happines ‘er aa : $y aaa | ae P . cialls ) ‘~~ ~ ' remember the ep perid Boaz. Chi uneral from the James a pe rin. bel | husba: Avew i’ E Ac to myts ony | Ss a gutte! i ‘arly ‘dd Lusband M pecially nk tl Jul usliten an ps —_ had aren you 7 the fast ané helé And mena the lant ‘sichs a - heart. ’ we Fou id net feel : \! lohnso! + ; ‘ toraning: eee , . ‘ = ftenae , +} ti cues ¢ . ‘ior : pag : Z “ye ag. P , “I nae wens ag , ; ruil did net are you e We know vo only went awer ené sever felous values at $132. The Suites : i st. Lor ssie Not 3 Dec. 24. 19 : -Entered : ves Hebrew: race, 1 . | dear : w IPE AND SON. mprise a beautiful bow-end bed, large bor Lindsey —M larmar 0 sont band of Cora Blair (nee Deibel'. dear | garetha Grossmann (nee Reidel). axed 61 EGAL IN FORMAT l ION, nue. ae ms husband of ‘Theresa Scheer thank the pallvearers. South Broadway CEMETERY LOTS sser. full-size wardrobe and triple mir- . s . + x. ; . ; ‘TS = ‘ir and tt af : “ as. "Nie 1 Her, a ; = ory i id ie ra? ‘ 3! 2 SB- ua Membe- of fhe St. Low Bar Association.) " . b (1 oe | ty ). f Ni rth Arlingtot ~" f at 4 , his et me ‘ curd and to ail | CEMETERY LAs iu Memonal Park; per- vanity dresser. St. Louis. Peace ihe tte Joke ee ie. | ee, stamemeteet end unt. PINKIE—If the father left na =o am: +e Anna Scheer (nee Wendels | ow | aks. “MecULIOCGH AND SON. |. @85:" $130, Forest. Bbe i Aa ist . th Pow a : sua0e® _ = jer. § ite Mu Alo. mo? Ll a. mz at 1% iam r cha gna — - $i - ape father-in-law and t th f 35 | is) | ee LOT. — Alx os ve; No 3 9 Cash Delivers One of These Bargains «eS oa ue Ae drai Church. “Enterment in Calvary | Panera, Mont® was et Mion, tees! iil each receive one-half of sia; the 4uty ef any. perews findinm higue | 29, ut 1:20| shown me | = : ‘phen angina | So: wit “er pee, ee ee ——_— ° ee. roperty, ¢ aie ee AB gy / Brora — im : r meliv - wu dem at Elilet and Momtgemery. ’ “at .* . ] bs , . . . . a . , ** . , ’ tT) ‘ . . - : : " : . J a ; . Ai : ; _-+ ad piease coummnunicate with Mrs. G. Soha! Jert, {305 Howard ee oad TERERAOINAL Anty Witness te automobiie cident Thureday evening. im middie of Cempten viaduct. about >. m. 7 ae ee Prot Lriepa te bh. ‘e) PERSONAL Auyone. “ne hows whereabouts t tat Ee : fi Rise ener Tueeday, Dec. ” : t greatty abuse his tamily oy ‘calling @ fav tin | PEILRON iL Toupee men Who t fm - FAMILIES ) item. watok and chain from party in ge raze 4715 Vernen Thureisy night ” ences & om known Heturn @ame to 4607 FP . The itude and «lt: watch ‘s « keepsake from the bers Kina neaenee _moteher, no quesilons asked. —_ es - . ™ ==, 2 eo | . ‘ un : . 7 1 - - ) ; - » 4 - i” . - 4 4 if »* j ~* ‘ ° " : - . | 7 y | +t : . 1S - tars ; mu o ] -_— —- a , +4 sagle — eS vee ' ’ ireet sone i” ~s 7 3 rdir a’ CK sie ' at : > , mn at thes t uristina staen! the +h 1 : flier ge ‘endered Pe ——* : * ss - * 1" e . >" a a. : “~ : " . 1" : ; . é » ‘ sr) , . . ree . ; ; i ' ; ° 3 — —-- — ’ son and 7 i : ss a4 . . ; ; . ; “3 B d ; PTR TEM 2 le : is Ente: ' rest riy belove mother ile.o om kk any rb] for 3 and } aud fail to mak ; very : ter-in-be ont eae ' , the nd a id Ziegenhein Eros... wn A, A. .R. e S ’ | : 1 re m “Frida Xp ” > : | r e . on = : Marri ai ; : al } ol “e7? k ; iT rl b f yout rm . ina : oT a ; t ; | t ley? h ; 2 month ] 7 . %. ’ \e oe , cellent and fnmendly | . &. RB SCXDAY PORCLAR ORGAN ; ; B ‘4 rele u is l of ! ‘ i have » girl ut bb . 1b!) | bee io = -* fray ; VWUERLLER Pw.) Beottion Tulte a , ‘ . bl Fy on $35 Values at the Union for @B Wii: teers tues BUSCH Side ly op Friday, Dec. 25, at | 2venue, Tuesday. -Der. 28. at ~ p.m. In - DEATHS a p of Altar Society of Em ney Ay y rela. | Rite. Master Maso pubile. temilies : "7 ; . muse . £206 6 ns : >? . ‘ ; D E A T 42 - OLOMON ie ae _— : ae i rtet during . and tri rer Nally SK RL “ : , KREW ING! HAL: s—Enie! rest, si MeDE: RMUTT— isntered into res lay ; ea gs or me oe toed | reavemen » joss of can » Secretary. : ” " ’ i : s” 4 ass’ 4 . - ~~ iG a @ . srry . ‘ i a, LP i ' 3 0 ai Pe ie OS | eect Eo ie oe ey © Pere re rege | Mla At ais | aot enna ashe at . . , BET Lied re Maleria. tats une r: r-Heiderle funera Lb 4a} y. om . iv~), at : eL ot } sir cu : — uam.: errno —— =a 2 th ha | eanecialiv th (ito Kihenker COMING EVENTS mo OF mutton, an arlor 333 8S. Broadway. Mom Vv oe TR gue os, a a Ba: wit E . 1 O" mwband of Ardell McDermott «1 “ Ssacuse, seu oN ge : " . zg and comforting words; . - . . . . c . . hig? hing? ’ . a : whi — —_— oe Tyger haries , ion oe ee and ’ : : »f ; _ ae | ond ! ir for the besutiful music ren | Automobile Trips and Tours 1 4715 — , the en@tleres © on ; , $t ‘ = , ware : : ‘ ' : wre - . . * “oa ' n : - = riines Bremen avenue ~~ ’ Nee a ac ne ace Bebe the! beckett “Peasees! Wotaate Bee Sar StS. Matta Calvary | co Fsinerat from the family residence, 4908 | Poahel,, Mea. Jeieabetn Huher, snd oa under, ‘Bes. 27.83 | Girt, ir, their eateniien and were | DUS, DAILY Cae ie a l 0 ap S ralg en . oa yy 4 Lt . 7 : ~— | 7 3 “_ oh ard, me , mete é RSP ne me b c , 3 : > clo I : | : AL , gran at et ll - , = MT a > ~s — | ne oan esead through the Pe Cer erin socpueere $74.4 Mian‘ full size and enameled in old Ivory, at . on 2 lpg tor | ljate Willem Rutz¢. our dear sist sister. 24. 11 25 7 ~ » © ana 0! > —iippeteieagy i ' lo. Mo ‘Dee. | at li ¢ as ore se Bille om | - na ee ee ewe ah WERTZ aie _ xT TRANSIT CO. the Ufiion for $17.50 DE iN | Ci nday. 11 | in-law and au nother of Hugh ) | Mre Jam » Entered | rest 1 heck Charen a | i a a J Marmuetic Hatel. Gaetieta, ya00 $17.50. ea Wednesday. 2. 151 [Pla and Aut. 5 sennur new funeral |E, Jones of Bevier, Mu. motherin law of , BURZ—pteres ik) 2, Ge Daniel | Mace 0 mT on 1908. ce) Stee’ Gremne., Summa SPECIAL RATES. CHICAGO $1 Cash—Balance Monthly oe ae }dar, Dec. 29. at ® , \ mi ton Bare «1 e ores | ! arly belove fe of William Mage nt n Satu AND RETURN, $11.00 CROH © indagy a it © a err : . . yr wh ' . n Shepard i o~ ' bs fi Tar F , ‘ a . " “ _ . . , >t 1 or . ’ . _ ’ leur sori Harn : - - ' : : . ' : , ' , rn "— ‘ arted thie life one rec. 923 to Jen, 3 Leave Maraquet*e de tiv wmtesed | Motel & #. m.. arrive Victoria Hetet 7 4 His MOTHER b : “Thomss prams - tha W Parkineon “ld and o'er ; , i ] bers “uv 1819 (sone | , , the one «ho thinks of , ’ ~ mu" ed “a : we lle , ale es Rll , iz : at mm" .~4 . - . oh ? a ' in : ot — . hes —_— . , (jeraghtr r) a) ' i a " P —— , . a a ining Suites , Bee ohn deco, ee ite | amano ec oe ong Raed nee Teed | Me iE S| ea ofr Rs a eis | ennui ) a OF MPT "RCOH—Sundars ané | Mr r. &. & a AZ iners | i ec. at iw S ter 1 : eh No oa - - "be ' ay entiog tf o a. | LALS1e WIE hereby given that the na! | ; : . ‘ ) . Tuceda o the steckholders of the Parker @ , - . the offices of the . Fridays. row se7 =e > ee) ene . & rom wear or : a ’ tae's Bras ce. 2 ivew a ‘ ~ dear moth ; tation C1 ; in re! ? | Tr ime roe y of rang Holdenes of um or a aoe IoA | ‘ «> ‘ mm : I} ‘ « ‘ ' rs ’ a » 4 : , " , . . . ' ‘ ; ‘ rie : , Lh” « " a > — -— : Sea 8 A of is life Ih “1. 1919. and of — ws E ’ . } noe Sevparjod ‘his life “1, breught ,o crock - P= 4 a. , | i? , ‘ = . ; — sf . . , ; . 9 i.» , ‘iar vie ssgr i.e (5 . . “d “ ‘ ,- ' hangy | me we once eniovet " rs . ae : “A agoner f unere ow seweert the memories eat . 4 : a | . : . : s . . : ts red inte : . lo., LAPOINT—En jere ate - e*| a oe en! ‘ .% mue. to Zi hut death has left two i chairs = . 7% : +5 _ . "his = ~ re sf This .or \ Tat never th e > and ” Bent | , STOCKHOLDERS , . ‘unere m 4 "3 nnelly’s pe . a % rmeriy of Breese, Lapoil , ’ ! J Me- |}, eo in her twentieth month euce ett ~ Sadiy mussed by (ua lietic : . ‘ nea «! ‘ ; rs 7 phen wn cli ho a , nee Kir 7 ner ' _ en - ' . ae” > Naire ; MOUTHFE FATHER AND s{sTLrR. hereby ren ¢t Suncay at “ ~ afternoo ~ = ” 3) - ml eyt 1 5 -: m: ‘ ah > " : . 2. : nds . ; } : st . o; ou“ + Lioft ri, oe = etl . : Rork ! en oe te | ; In lev memory of eee, eee Bur- held af the TT ‘ Kin H— Lnte - _ Tr tert Trt .* Calvary . 7 ‘ z r 7 . ’ : ; } rT} : +e a . ‘ Z ‘ to halla ’ ' ; . ” 7 ; : ; esd Lula De Witt onions ate nay aianl , aimee : : pra: Til Act - . > {not : Eriter rit t Thu ' 19°: ; ; neleter, who died De ad ace Hoedlamernt av (c08) CRAIG —-Entered : : La we } rot ; ' . fie ia v oe ts rw men . 2, . m ’ Dear mother. we mise you mere cach day. —_ ; Peter Leuncan {Ve . eet cous > —*, sn | a oinig, “ae -% ; ; om oy : : , Since you passed away Association Ine street helioved nushanc ' P. ~ } 4 © f sadhess sem 2 ‘ ° “d — - her i a" rt) s 4 ; 4 . ; ™ = er. ne! av tie! st era and Vre («a rw Mw _ | " : your pbame: _ Polle open from 2 rm. m@ Fr. J. GREN . = GRENiER Cem. , ak; wg : el _ Te Seamer (ase Carisey). && ic yar Int nt i var eral ay, 3 0. & Funeral Monday, Dec. " . . ° ri ™ . rm! ~* 2 Lt NING = ies ;, : = Sat ; . . ' ; “ tT) ie? ; it SBRANT) AND DAT ¢, SHTLRS ; ._-—_ : ‘ ; . a” wes ’ ‘ a A : . . - Loul i : nin : ‘os Entered into Friday n loving memory of my dear wife, Ma- ; Helier nee Axthelm) feo : ™ ss , mi! away s lenly ome rear ago. Dec. 28. 1974. Ks a f KE ' ’ ' : — , ard 1a : , “ uning : ; ) he Fine ne one «a last farewell. “est ne a pee ey ' lral cet ene , - a —— ' her-: _£ ncaiatt et wiki €° . " A dear fath ; ; id good-by to pone peUual ® ; - , ° , e.. ment aivary ; ae M lo , 4) wi eroeta in-law na wurne) ‘s* tT —_— Ps _ . i den “LL bm ; tbe er cos 5. r rart I : , 5 Henry aeiaiad ‘tonite , ' ' aed +} ; oh : —_ And before we *aaner Light« ON fonday jac : U . ] id Lec. «= ‘ eurt! , , : , ' her € rea) , : . nee ; , ; “th ; rm we ' : oO : i } chap! . u are sa) ' CEMETERIES | Sis : cuca Bt . _ ate Joseph Kray ul ter and Y . Cemet - 4 * . | "5. 1925. =. | . re te | The day that : a . liz ur Gea: —— .7 ‘ Deena : o 1° f , M yr AmD i : : Cae New PRFerhieher Grows nearer every neur ne : ~ : t by ens - ge n-* } + . onal ; ~— ' r 4 \Ir- . . > ete “ .p “a ' : : ov Am . of ; rm : P n- . a Egdiy miseed by hbushend ; | } ‘ i oe y . mene « . . se os - tins . at . , _ ‘ . 4 & > . . ; aie o x e. : r : . - ; , 1 ‘ ee ‘ ws wo HALLER. r M : P : . r , : bees ae ‘ , = ' ; » ke ne remembrance of r dear huse- ven that rem 2° eaigence : a” dn iin an ue we ties on. at mot! | Mu ' Y, father. Willem F @Grahi whe * . Mrs “Deh x wee ‘eed eo we Po. al. belove: he ‘ ~ - . | Somiets et parte’ thie life three years ago. Dee. with a monument nerhoed of Locomot: remen and Monday. Tec, : eS... wt + “a ie Be ae “ioriasant, Me og lt ae oT 197 : tbeortus . to -_ to tlhe Sate =e ad LA , . , . : ae ae a a Saeed” aie 20 a. m °>. at 4:30 p. : Lae how we mie rew a! F uneral Mond A orn _— all Coasseary, 208) | Tam (6 years : rom earth you passed away: ™ . f | ; . , 7 ™ | P ; bf 2 _ " . > : BRET main. ; nlered reset on PY day — - ; 1 your & -" . Fridas it. tece ; “ is . Man s b= ——— . ’ ‘ the perpose of electing t - : . in ao 4 . amie . ‘ 19 ; n : . : ‘ crnue. i ' ; ’ © ret) 2 h . z =~4 - v ’ you ‘od@as : |~6h?OAK GROVE le arte of = Mre. Herbert Joes a’ ane | 2 : aoe X. BS , By the Tate nose rine A} ; OF vee =e en juver busitices or “ . . * —s _ aa weLie : ‘ ; 7 : '’a . ie 7 P r = : ; " é ’ ' _ " . cher < lo 7 : : ‘ - PD. ’ the rye, erryers se : nm. — ' . sa . vs ’ -— ’ . ‘i : y Bab a} 4. , ~~ = —_— _ . " . . Z ; . ' ett " e mt v * ’ fhe Cemete my Unusual” ae ae on 0 | selma kretchma ap GET IN TOUCH with these whe eral from amuty ‘tune * Momus ce Sees tee 7 - a mh oe WM. A. BRAY Present | \t. CHARTE fi : fame. nee awe ‘al from Berger chape iio M DInECT BRIG BUSINESS through - he @ te“ intermeat Bellefon of Lodge Bretisiava X ‘fediy mised dl per CARL M. RRAY Ym oN | r Th AL. CARE aes Nat uterment | H avchue, OB unUay, “ “POST-DISPATCH WANT ADs. ‘sine Uemetery. (cl) Elitke 13, Dube Xo. 2 IfB AXD SON. ®& Loews. Mo. Dec. 14. et» Ga field sidi (c62). |

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es ge 500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED—s the position you seek advertised in t hese columns today? DECEMBER 9 erxDayY. -————— .. =) LOST AND FOUND MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES _ aT : pe PROFESSIONAL | | SITVUATIONS—MEN, BOYS | HELP wantTeo—sex, | SOYS HELP Wa naan ant mas ws od a At: if you c - i] ? * ¢ “= wn # Le ~ a aTa > THAW : -" a anc =. "*.s Ve . . De.ger cro én A rh i —_—s ds aan ra ‘ - _ Lippe a wees . | - a AP ape Le - -s 5 ‘ °wWwar g9 MISS * ere ~~ =. ye en. “ ee —— = = . . we. =—s ; For Rent eee OSE “Taheny aes PLASTERING tuck wolbtne ané granitcic ATTORNEYS AT LAW ELECTROLOGIST | Fee Pe ee eee, Ses | 7 ae ; pi- $F '> For rad : he, Dept. ASS. So. Bend. Ind} ieee Grocery Om t}. Ps . s ~ a : - ~s . »- = . - Lerr _ qusce _ - , ied — _ ~~ _ . - ~ > oe oe . Le >. ~ . Saeerteeeecnesinn rr ee -~ —- ~ * = : - - — : me 7 — ne. - — —— — rDper ren SS Se 2 . s + , a ; . we Ky oo —— . a e wr oo CEL LEBRATE New Tears 5 one of Ars'e's PU a nau _— work “ders promptir attended +t @stalcs _ Mair li ” Sate 346 XS . wae AY. or. PERSET 3 eA ; —- ee 706 oe oe MEN ses UCLA THINe SQ Prat. _~ —e guar scainet 6 cor Om, a - Te . = SS ~~. Awi- -~_— = + ™aA Sis aw 2-grace ae . sa. °*"Da = £ _ ~ = _ x. : ne “ 75 > . ¢ - = — , rem , laa: , 7? ~ 3 515 " as. _ | . a = . Q = : OE nn —— a. re — — = “= ‘™ sa — ler’ es : bs 9.) _— "eet : cooking) cottages at Ter Brook (on the | lang. S35 Ringsbe — . , Mipcics et a> 1 wishnaicnameetect anes = = | Pet oscucms: sRary. commission. Bus The man we want must be of bigh trpe | OF FICE anb -ar send $1 ‘or emough for | Det Sere as os C t} .. . : 4 7 - - er —— _ — ~ ‘N ‘i SS r bam ~2 * 6. : Fe = ill bescem: el s 2 ts : . , a. img am _ Beet J cc amma ~ _ -. ‘ AI > ' : a ' 3s ‘“ °* +1 : ene. a : elie RI’ gree £ : rer, a | . - »r - — = 2 _ —%) —_— BS... oo 7? BEAUTY PARLORS THEA’ T Ln SATE ¥V a” > -5 = ~Z “of Len > and > > ust r™) Ww eatse 5? mers =e? * - 5 x: see => ‘a . ‘s ~ ar sat rau 7 Si i - Cc at or ] . . _ :* 2 a 7 ’ K ome > ’ “eo ~ 2 “Wa 7 ork =it* ance _ es pert Bee 6 A on Pac 4 Se or 4 ADT v = Dereon 5> ne letter t a —_— —— +. a . : e . ae ~-. ag "gary ; on —" ii - dineee , ‘lal 22 : ait Weed : ; For Sale erage SS9AW powers . Se eee = we AND HAIR D Hie maney feguired: good returns, Cari| Teles Oklahoma and | Sises a | Superincondent of Dmglepunens * Tt a Oe Aunt, Teabe| sary: ound onions 4 a a me —- Nis lLavet cr £ . green a = a — . — oo ae , PERMANENT «& eit the heat : a PIZIA Te 8ot eae * @& stoves or hariware spec's 7 eicg . _ ——rt. Sa ° 2 + . ™ et : —— . - —_ ; a has . — rm aed - = : ms ; ; oa e £ . . > ~ = _ . -- ~ -* a ; ane ——__aa °% . " _— 72 High ot. Soring ric. © 20. Tepes ; . : f A | ws . : _ . 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ST. LOUIS 3B Advertised here e today? : dnt Be __post-piseaTct. —WOMEN, GIRLS |HELP 'WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | CLOTHING sa ROOMS FOR RENT, With and Without Board— Is the place you have been seeking / MELP WTD. ase te GIRLS | HELP WTD. 7 « Millinery ‘Trimmers | CE xperienced ; permanem as EN, BOYS | “HELP WANTED MILLW RI GH Ti iret -class SALESMEN WANTED SS ae man, Ts rs WANTED—MEN ausenen WANTED _ SALESMEN WANTED ‘morning. 7 oc iock. SALESMAN _We advertising @epecialty Apply ‘at onee ready for work. | iL Can also use experienced straw sewers and soft worker&. LE. } RAE HAT CO., _your oP port unity aND E RRAND 1 BOY > © Clock. -_) | SALESMEN — Be « sell the IMPROVED | sarple Tae 1216 Washing- 10 start: everyboty is a prospect : ae job for a high-caliiber man. who ‘oa s wide acquaintance. @e car and who can ap- te = the —- ities of working on a! mand iet ug ex- __Piefling Automo- Pour-square suite reduced to ~— ; " —_— A A A AL SAL k —- N—You r ee 50 and a fOarS | ‘ity. on the ™ arket “SIDELINE. : in orn OHLMAN LUMBER a na CO. should not ian A 5100 eae singing. 1421 SAL ES MEN—Xell be Makers of senaateata S Best | refi rence reg’ sired Docket samples free. ———— SAL ESMEN—Earn_ $75 to $250 | “DISTR IB LU TORS maree cree or) ne! farn catering m4 ceparupent, stores and retailere: Ww ~~ ‘s OO) year s—E xper’ en: ed on Dante. be B5 3 a | t m al | “Rat bn ar SAL DEPARTS wholesale jobbing v 8 B - ho o r ® RA rot in——E Experi enced ‘on WOMAN —Or “girl “experienc + in 2 bhi, | For Sale ~ookin ome night. ino , nah tenaute ‘housework pm 2 “is ' ' OVERCOA T—s3 oy call week dave OMAN—Fer co ‘kine amd ork -_ evening? 4061, A Vaston 7 — J no laundry: famuy of 4. $40 ver month. OVERCOAT-—New elderly mao, «ite JF country no objection Ww * nild. Write ree eora ble enh A Oto Rox SKK, Kureka, Mo. of phone aie ic)}| DONT wait until the leat wione An ope . Wh ite middie aged or gen} your evening dress oF tuxedo for Ue OMAX — Wh ork ne users must live) helidare. fee our beautifol atlection 1%) en piace: must bring beet reference, good siightiy wern garments Ivt es Bere 50° eatary to right party. ¢ 207 Washingto" | reali money ales vnereete rriday. F ¢ ; 9 : Otng ciRl—tor enperTa house “ork Ba wrday. Monday 9? m to. . smail family, good genera, Cali Cabany Roriety V ardrobe Exchange. aio ; Gren —— i 74163 afer 2... ar ———— —— ; ' , YOUN GIikhl Living 12 ne hborhoo4. COAL, COKE AND assist housework Hiemenz, NY" ire- ron a as oo | 6UNG LADIES —Between the ages of 17 | Bt NKER WILT. tump, $9.90: | oliegehie and 24: typiste with high «hoo! trainr- lump, $5: city weight Grand ican ing preferred; steady emp oy rr re uA io ae fuiure. Apply room 708 Commerc ial Bidg.. | Goal Lun, $4. BO. furnace, $4: met 6th and Otive (c' | £3.50. slack $2.75, Midway J ‘Tit. 498) — a eRe COAL—SBtapdard iot. $4.25. in joad ise. Grend 6768. leis ‘2 SALESWOMEN WANTED | ene ee ie Tome 3575. FALKSLAD? — Experian ed in millvinery furnace. $4.75; nut. 42 Fi cnt 8748. and ready to wee Ae ly "Monda’. | Phillips Style Shop, 612 pagton. | al— —Fiest lume. $4 75. mine run 2 > SALE =WoM a Neat be 1 rat-class: per- nut. $4.25; screenings, $3. Lindell 3 manent posi lou ADD ik department at Field's. 6th and Washington OAL-—carterville $4 25. white rowe $5.50 | GOAL- | asa i ett ee piandard 85. B. & B. Jefferson 20%. , °. . re ore tS r interest or rent store. 18th a rauk 60AL—Standard ey y take ogders. we deliver and collect: | soetell furnace :. um saranteed to heat eS no experience er cap’ tad needed: spare r torily De! ma ar 1580 50 rein SRO. ee — eS » time satisfactory. sampier_ fur’ ishd Mar- Ochee Textiie co., W- 170-55” Cincia- | Bet, 0. ws a0 FEAVEL JEWELRY—WATCHES ey s see “whe =_=_—_—— _—_—— . Demonstrate new eA beauty treat. | BARPIN- -Diamond platinug | 65 S ctgoe: ment. sel] dealers, $40-$60 per \ eck plus | bartain peed cash 4457 Fo | reiisees fare: experience unnecessary. Gor CIRCUMSTANCES compel =e party n Gordon. Ltd.. AA-101, 2709 5 Wells to sell several ladies’ diamond rin at “Cmicego,. ; a | less than half of their cost. VPhene Vir- 1 LESWOMEN. EFS Full or spare time: no experience neces | DIAMOND “HARM—And fring: cheap. ‘gary. The Well” sewing machine elec- S915 Washington. we * tric lamp thet ‘its all makes: sells on DIAMOND - About J ka erie: blue sicht. “No investment needed Liberal white: $200. Rom ¢ ay oh Diepa te). commission. ofc ving, OR wre DIAMONL ga tus nd kardt. abate biue 799 Broa: dway New _ York. (99) mhite 22... LAnde)) _s927M —— + DIA AMON Dm RING—Fraction lees carat; SAL ESLADY .. sacrifice - trade anything. 3467 Morgan- Who'reale dress ond eost house: moet | orn... Pe experien: ed NATE SUEMAN CU. RINGS Two diamond ¢ rings J evud, $400. Nash ington. (ce) . sell separate, cort _ = . Se sles ladie | At home "4 to 5. 4323 De “Tonty o On 25 per cent commissien basis, to eel. di emnene a! Sneek ove karat. Cost $859. e'ectrical appliances. Call at No. 5& N. | take $137.50 Bend apy bank allowing (cB) | tnapection Rex J.199. Ppret- ine. (13) EE = 5-199. ee | ijran DEMONSTRATOR— Take — orders, "mete “ue i j } My | a strip: salary. yon us orest RADIO , c Pe For Sale ,) ATWATER KENT— S-tube eet. $227.60. 3 onnen e s tube Kennedy. S19: Sunertepnee.. $48 Ticker! An day Sunday end eve ", jekor unday @ e\e- —requires the services of ninee after i - * 7 "ae 5 BREMER-TULLY: a0.# com experienced salesladies for siete, installed, 960. Clark, "9437 Frapk- lin av regular a and pp “ ork bor BY all nea us see me before : you bey or a. re: ery = dio wet if you want Ww sere ee we an br: 2 ry oa ay ne Fg or’ lock, day Seater artments; a ractive - and evenings after 7 oe p P CLARK'S Coast 4-tube recel\ er, ‘complete. sitions for capable women, $50. instalieg 3437 Vreukiin. . ” NENFELD'S. (c) RADI) PET—S-tubs: $i6- Apply Mr. Meyer, SON- ~ |™iuj fngie icmange, 1348 6. Braediepy | RADIO SET—6 tube; s * = | A Si a ner re tae RADIO—S-tube neutrodyne. Cali Colfax . c? FOR SALE—WT D)] | civict—siserierarotne new. gam eodinen. Supday afternoon. 70 s RADIO se’ rs sold for lese: Sundsy unt!) noon. ised Rade Ee clips and bloomers ; Ca ok | BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES Ba 134% 5&. Dreaéwey. AGENTS WANTED—MEN vear around. PRY GOODS CO.. 16th & Locust, . Af . Funda Cc) | CENTURY RADIO SERVIC a “WE buy books—Piesa Book &! a ON wad rebullding r- 7 prices; sath store 1104 Market et. Gartield 1 guaranteed: a Sundaye 10 \e at Century _ Bide Gartield 2900) ; Onen fundare —— |= - BUILDING MATERIALS = SAFES | 8 SAF rs 2 New and veed: uew SRIC K —second hase Manchester Material Co 67%) Manchester Miland 2354 John Bauman Sale Ce.. Ttird BUllDING MATEKIALS—Of all deserip- | Charlee ste, is tions. new end weed: prices right we | BAP E—25x10 ine: bes inaldg eal be x. 5 | deliver. Beffa “Wrecking (« 140 N. | Lang-Kohu Mfg. ©°.. Jett! ferson Upen Saturday until 2 © m. _' floor »s lee fL.DiNG MATERIALS—-300.000 brick | ZaArPES—New. $55, $464. 960. stone. joists, doors, windows complete, | ouring uvuerd refes. wma. J. 20 squares of tir bathroom outfit; man- | Statjoner 212 N. 9th | coe ae 4? fos tree -. = ee naken. he aclusive egents ures. i 7 eTl-A. ; OTL) © | 445% Asbilan4. Redmond Ww vie a ing Lo... _jecrian-Ban chcele med mates doore, | 3430 N 24th et. Léndel) | “(ch | SP AET Sates onened — NEW doors window frames, jams, “Sash | binations changed. Call” . lumber cheep; quitting busin ces. 3A26 | ton Pkineer Prigtiog a Biel! ; airy lew : ‘ tranud T2ROM ’ ‘c) Co.. ‘ N 4th. WE have ever thing in pute ng paw he ie. | SS ee meick. bumber, windows oors, batorecm fixtures. Edward i. Meyer, Baie SEEDS. PLANTS AND rae and Miam: Sidney ——_ == Fy i sRBERRY penis 5 80 per doeec . = ~ eres team L DINTEL MAN Belleville vee © | } _ CAMERAS | CiRMUT CA MERA-—No. 10, Universal tr | STAMPS AND COINS pod Turn er Reich snaseiz map *F-65 STAM? co ‘\ections , “highes ‘ “ates =p Olives (ebb SS — eee |CUIN and siamo “heal lars. write tor wer dealerw list on foreign currencies on - tend. 600600.000 000 mwark om 7 CLOTHING | 10.000 Austrian kronen 3Gc, 3.000. mark Treasury coupen bend. 50x Arrow Want _ c C. Serv roe. 1748 North Park « visage. APPAREL Wid — Men's. [ed ladies. Live ant | TYPEWRITERS RR ADDING Let Live. 36 Market. Centra: 800, Pe | AP! AREL = 1d.— Bess prices paid $2) | ogee. 1119 Vandeventer. Linde! For fais 561" a _egumeminis (e8) | ADDING MACHTSNE— Bary hard | APPAREL wid Wiehest cash pri ved for | used, resi Dargaia._ Market “ Phone the right number. J intel Sag, | ADDING MACHINES — i Fypcwriters, chedk aute call . ecsers. & eavings. Hickensoh) Pict aed lv minutes ; otememe (9 _Bros.. Bi & igh th > eae, ~or AIN iNG MACHINES—New Victor, $i . His HIGHES7 prices pa. 4 tor ladies’ and g£en- uy one tiemen «6 lothirge and abores Cail Bo ae $iv mont... cheaper than used mont 3466 Auto callie to 15 minutes 212 a . Wm J. Keanedy. 1 Harry Apyeiman 32°12 Baston ay A N. Of (ced “na J. MILLER buve and selis ladies ADDING MAGHINES—New and used: al! and gents e#i.ghtiy usec street and eve ‘hee Rg Oy or earhang~! . ning clothes. 132% Olive m@. Jewelry Me wf i245 Arcade Bidg. hone Uer- hought Garfield 0 PSE ' f‘«id Of ‘ " sta TTIEDO Vita —Sue “A hCmmuet be reason (ADDING MACHINES ; AND TY . able. Box M 413, Poet Digretch, Cemae: ee en —— new, fen! terenin 1007 7 J r PEM hi TEN— nderv ood x %' ee Wie For Sale fon) tere lw? stark > ; = _— | ¥) pRWiuTEH Under Nc. &:, @lie CLASTHISNG—-. oO ercoel* % eo Se : , reuhe ~ oon 7 weed, xo. . - . aa ——— Grand hd oe = LAaVA Heauwewe nepbeen =f aD. ome Sie cack. Webater i TYrPEWRITER—New pe standa4 4 tee. DikEastis—Lrening and a flerTues™ mut ° _—— eae abe nena one ns te p> and coat Cabacy %3990J ___ 63 cmh of af DRESSER. ening, new, bral ‘all ¢y¥ waite ni —Guarenteed — Parktrie? 2Ta7 =o te) 1 ok re qverhaenns DRESSES Manpulacturer, retiring from eatin stee Ty pewr : business. offers 400 Greases in #i'k and oa We | wool fabrics at Of Ber com of manuteac- rf rE airn a Unorre ond. "'Wieeeine “S464 turer's cost for quits cai. Some Mig Chlewer ) a4 : Coe. 9223 Washington *®*. th Tier Pepert) tee > un " “ Tyeecay PtLi. DREss &UlT—sise 38. ae ber er Eachauee. 202 10th. Mate i} a Victor 4° poe ws : \ Fl h—-kaetern imine «| cheep Delmar | Pr PE wR! TEPS—A mange rene ss “436M Mre hneider. mortiing®s a 4 i poor caer? rUR Oat - —— loun seca... cost S300, wa heal oad pais Co. 228 r on 7s ad 7 ye: oJ A rae: ft — : f «ld apie = 7% ane geod ee -. price 4 D the vieible. so. «(47 ‘aaa “Mattict Bap Bo 5 Chae A “rental cute. ane. , Sent veer iFrtn COAT —pArecu!) fue condition. Cae), FrirTy ONE : oe) -_ Cabany 3 | MOeT camupieis lines. oll mak FUR COAT—FPine grade ~ muskrat, | eed | rentals. Calon Typee x. a as new. misece’ stee, will sacrifice. Call! Oth ot eee Gow xe Two evening goF ~e. beaded green ard flame. $a°38 ee utifl $16 rac’ . , Ai werk ‘> eperiment Ad. i) lit N. Oth at. Maia owe? ee Ee a oe ——s E> a.

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oo sae se- 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. POST-DISPATCH HOUS CELIA TR FRAT. . | MUSICAL MUSICAL hu Fig | wily Na Nd Na ee _ Musical Instruction Taiking Machines For Sale | RN ee Ce Lares sse S50) records : ... ; : 1533 5 Brea ‘war : , Ce OT T SUITE. ALM a be 7 cANER Hoover = 3 : anal: — " 4 . . ~ ip 44) bed Was. ag” ot 5 ents } and -a.~.— 1 72 Tnion m8 , : ma FS | -rand-cow ee 1924 NASH iv good af Off mt “ at ae : 11 Nature! Pridg cl parte ree — —_—_— — | 4 © - - - ; ‘ . ° s = -~ o . a) = ~ . saad ~ “» ; . : — = ¢ i. Le - — mie ——— 9 | : e ae : p23. cyt rummine order. | of cums 2 se ; . o* ~q “~ $e -* a - n Beds } “2 : . reac 4" > — 3. bempers new tires FRANKLIN M ; . TE Se LOL : | : Wire Springs ..... $1.0 . | 7 i =A [aNnO 1 -—Exvet repa!rin | | | Sten | 5@ 0oxtras. $200) ap Mo GARLAND — 2} paseens % ee . — ~~ . : ; . (“RTE ' ; _ ; ' . ae ’ as . ’ Se _ - = , . . Sg : — ‘ - a. ~~) ~~ --—* at are : , = — — “ - 2 =e fae coupe g° rs “ape ‘or s intent Huo —¥ , . - whee eat cuTS® a Lin ion UIT ul bs ~ oF bey ; _—_—- = - . ‘4 j—- af . . mem Sonde A he ~ . » . ; rn = i - 5 = —4 Oi Dd =r 7 . —" 44 = e* a 7 4 . ’ ce “™ ~~ > »- — : ~~ «t o . “ “a - f ‘d 7 — - : . t4u4 - tid . : - ’-- ~— "An " co - a 4 © ’ . i. = — — ; ‘ prand 4111 41° Mar Or wf ceoul Ae ‘ ; a - Eger owupe mi | _Machines Wanted : - : — a Ee th ye = : oe . ~ 7° . -a “sg ‘Ss pa new : D Ras a2 : > , Hewter Cabany 666 wARDRC RES alas T™! ~ - _— - = ae _é | — ‘ — ot = a ai é ¢ ee ft ' T-"™s. — : a 1o"4 ed ~ondit.on : Aown 2 ERA > 4 . ' "7 ; eo. . - . 3 o~ nena o = ° > ; — . 4T TOM RTT Prep RING — ™ ‘ 7 ‘ i ’ - - s - ‘ - : = ~ - . + ae -— = 4 - a TR G . a. >» ~ > an ' , 2 r3 . : g i . : alae a L. 5 = re - “iy fenders Twa nvas* (hifforettes = OO a ) > ARN — ae , — . a . » a ao ". ' ; z= co = pony, « ii’ oats * a» o : ‘ —- . . iz - ; . j . : . . . ~s —_ Pact. : — wt. -r . ~> 3 . ~~. ve : 4 . — - _— ; ‘ J : . 1&:h 7d 4 = 2 . ; ~ . . : . —_ " . — , . . “aly (erie ; - s &> . ir = 3 | a - , ‘ ry RA’ > | 7 ~~ akeae a wtis . 7 =. RR ash ——— : ~ ‘ " , ; ; FS s 2 A : 2 ei 4 AUTO , a . ° : _ - » 7 : i mera! it... at as VELOL LR DA BEDS ugee Lob. - : _ _ ae . : an algae . ‘ , : , sale 5.8 _ i ; ila c |a«a‘averte ” acieds ; mm perfect se" la. . = - $70 Sa 75 52.00 | r. al se 2 | S—Targ: = cd a rms. Lam RUC . : UICK CC 4 su? Locust. Open Sander Limousine — > Sse fash B _— loads : 29900) os ; 7S “om . Pia &-aki ; Values ww = ** = a 7 — , R. _I& . = - $150 0 ‘S50 erm. fi) sectestent eanaiiien 7 ; ‘ ‘ . - ‘ >: " . ' ‘ [=s - ~ ~ * 7 . 7 per + UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE CNION'S ESO | : ; ‘ota A - MOP rm Del , a : : — > —- shen 4a eee as, RE “pe at . ; “2°93 ' _ ——— 7 | e .. 2 as] ashe "3y — = - . ‘ 5 , , : - — “oral 923-724-434 moeodeis ™ UNION EXC oe Ee Nem Ne Sat N alias a . , : = : . : RD AXD P : 7 rst - sett enn aene —* *~undsa~ ME a 5 —— — = - BUICK —-Late apart Ds ; or 24 modew « ‘et shape —_— some repeinte’: a!) xy. . - evlis: cDen sunday? ime ‘ ue mn “at wre Autre S45 Deimar «7 FRAT RS ER Mis la Me =§ Beonlos oma 5 6hhalioot BU iCcK Romister id ok _ ne eee oo ote nes meter A cimeciate sale ste «f others down ee al (re _ , ADTLLAC COUPE -_ _ da Sunday. West Side Nas® pri \—Seaatiful 6 Det soe . 1, dl jet and guaranteed 30 dare: this Motoriste 1534 Lew ovrerE, “52 r Scie = : oo os * = fis — . le 8 As& l—i 9 o— Bu! * ~~ VualIpoec. 42 Tare bargain a . sund-oce —-_ se ar - . — . PF [O 2 : ; Brand - _—? — te . - ,itaye oper “= ¢ismweun 4 Coupes oh erhaule! new'y TN ITVERSA!. 0) 4 ad guacanteed 30 dare: can- , CHEVY ROLET—Readet ont bee ~~. | ery GUrese sna near goed cendit ' , ete ~h) “eter rcrurmbhecs* seme wrth orice cut SLM) fer tim . ex ceDi ens raiues ‘hal are "= wit Tr hath spring - mee) shed and guaranteed Dar men’ haanrce te Ff . a , rv causT ‘erie or wr! . whe on a! hee 7 « . pee” vi = 3S - =a “ot — he een (0 ree moae rox “198 Trice Cc UAT ater . arr . . ° * ®@* "=n nights and Sundarse. Re? POR! - “aoe '. walers T5001 S Jeffersen cS | =. = - a a — sane @6~>»SS”—S—SMFOR>—19S> roedeser res. 2 AVAILABLG. = ~ — tern nee >. , fnmckeied and rebuilt. gua> = ; ™ > ‘ ' per Strndar ; . : ' thade terns FY LD Romcteter F . ; - rT) se are €D ” sf Tes ma ore -_- r SAX Js | : : - 39 S118 Locust. — & ; ee ile apie pa ; -nings and Sundar Perret» v4 Se leer \ RIN . ™ Oo “) . , eet a. . “s . ii’ ue ’ , . ” eee - s — : at 60be 6peought 4t 4 S80 ” - na ~ — eo acr Pe . ry" : ’ ; . : : : ; 7 . = mu . " : . 4 : z eT wate mete in bi ry ene boner cron easy terns or trade. JMINSON AT TT) CO era "Sa, —— 4 FORD —Bee —T | , 4 3 eh s.. | | —-~ te FORD. “COUPE. mam | ss aaa Furn. Houses & Fiats For Sale searing I TZs @. | INVALID 9 -. VFA | ‘ -- month | van ME ae : Ra A orn vefinished: al! equipment bargains to aslect fre aden: , ~wone : ; — : : 1D ng —= MOS ARCH. 313. Locust. . ur chance fer 5 — : , , na ven — se ——— f ARON DELAT - 7 | a Beds -— 3 rent, $38 Dergain : i 309 | ® 90-48) | : special caus RE-INVENTORY SALE ee 22°86 30 Frank . " eimnis . . ; ; Z . 24 ] ’ = ; - . ~ ; : = ° : _— 4 . . — = i ‘ ; ‘ . es Y r) : a : 2 . . ope. erect from _ con- aT ~ =>} a MR ESSER , . IEA? wou . [rument : ; | al Imdity son 3779 ——s a “cu a pas heen ‘nepectad canee , anTsw. 4256 @ FE Sos ne es a ay Sa. Bt? ot S280 HOUSEH'LD GOODS WANTED . $ with valleen ‘tires ork mechanically ‘er ’ . WwW. . a > me . , a — ; rot new al) > — ‘ " en er ork sat covers Rery guarantee ®°ma Cand Se — + a, ' oy . .o : : ' , . } - al pr s 05 en & . “ : t- "hae : ; : “ : —- a ee ee ee ee es ance BOORCASE va , lm: hanc-cart ne , : ; “ . : . ' ; Oy ; aM : , . : per ~ to pe =a Oe TTT Ir™soDN RAMIPTT Ss - ; ; : Selune. 300 Beit —_ : , n a3 " . } = gece ~~. 2 ale J ‘ay i . ~ | : ~ . mon —_ecunt Honor onan ‘pen “Usa t = —— : TTS. . pees - : : . | ; ORD COUPES LIST rocred J . +e — aoen . J ewert? Spare R ror DOME DEALER. Leme tele ‘et Rokd. Cabanrr 5161 ~estest value eter —- fer the man 2 miles “Gene's 4 —— N - * an phe er vous — 925 — Nes n Dee extree “ce “al - i emus to inomtik a Tea, Tork Oeimar 669° P) want 2 Practically ore r ‘, ~ A TIONA |__-—#RerGatet 1. T a - — r) te and mines = 7 ~ aD | liter S05 tecust ot ov?al e*ape te L a omy > rut ¢ - 7 HE v Re YLET 395 . wae Cant tiie Sam —_ we r i. ir’ ed anc ' . ‘ ~— = — $1065 ow (“ween ~ 7 oe. as zs wr ua aie apne foe ot $s ee ” 1095 GRAY. $150 PIERCE-. Feu panseuse” road ~~ as rg ~crrl ree o- Pero ie "0" °U bertta db “% — -* “* Tn extra 5 new cor rie cyte ¥ . TR ' Sy : : he \t tiream oew 48" Want ng” on -e arte enevwn for ther «TTDERARAA— + + =» @eunt he wir oF a ~~ | “! ost cew S850 o8r prece apf p : 2 ae . herr > t“) ay -- *~ Te ~ Ube. ” ae meee nal ate terme. 38454 Eager sew tires _- 4 wwe og eure WEEE! ~—9 - tecne Macter a . % ~\ a ae cEAD THIS! Dopien so SON COTPE. $450 man check cheereente _ "ww lhe Budeen and you Enew RAK “eer *"ZTalpret SO) more ‘han we 4 ey lu . | ; ~ f os : 4 | . ‘ 3 e - : : . : bs : ont | " : " . the “- TleTy60 us hargs he wor Buce late en MUSICAL -]) 9? S283 com = ~ty + ian tak A Bt aoe SS ee . | ' INGTO | Rig coun, HT DSN Sedans = ae : ~ ~ w. : _— Rittle t , aoe? are ‘Re ™e : Musical Empicyment “whee 35 ke ae g | mae ss m1 Open Sunda - > aed i cnest ten Ga — —_—— son Mutor - ar “s. Palme Almost (rit) 3 are ee) 1550 Avburs ee i = rome? _ Sundar ee a ew mca COMBINATION RANGES "S353? Sete we Tees RANGE “ombine Gon ——S ae Soaeee : b. iitend nie | aie es : eat — —— er. Ex RANGE STORE ~ - ; | —_—— tc. -- ) . — ' or _ >: -~ a me if “ee 7 | | ~ AND MARKET 7s | hs ye ~~ th = : . ) a . cite ang © te door. - ~ eer ; = 7 4 ; ue . = Wanted 840A a. ute walnut x Sraper es — = | i. & i pests bm ’ ec = og: $1650 i= ow ae 3 a | : ane. ta : Boos — nor | : , ay . 4 M BERT. FRAVES. INC ‘a Cho! Tt 3eee ryeehet at 4 :* ait a Reticle eae Liecde!! Se _ “ge and Sunday = | Ly yy - ‘ ehh - a , Jom) &F sae aink. Goes &. eno TZEr. 7

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ST. LOUIS __ POST- DISPATC Se OLDS Mi BILE “a P tie bod - SALE HIGH- seratch worth _ Jeffers: n. 33%) ad Sunday ‘ ta > These cafe are all in fine mechanical condition have good tires have been will be arranged. Upen av Cay. Convenient terme kinds. Delinar 6520. wares JOR DAN TOURING Ce "940 P ic ; 2418 Locust. wind. Yah al os A es Touring Cars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale [SSS = or trade for roadsie AL. VRMC IN ( ‘ov PE. 1923 E\ ROL. SEDANS a LUXE AU TO CO. cours | Ky: 4818 Washi DISTRIBI TOR, | > you own terms. | é neal ite . _deventer AUTO ; "res airrnoO le } : dan Worth fer mai +) , orvi HEI | ) 0 lany months and ay crx Service, "DL" & Teal Saving. ter ; aarvis ' BU ICK AUTO time. W. MOON-—1] 075 _ ; 4) Sa for $105 evening Brand-New 1495 —. se PAkDI 4 1924 JE WETT “6” 1924 Nash Victoria . $895 1921 Nash Coupe.... Passe nee @ t 1? an “oO finish: : 7 comp. ee cond. nh paymen ‘ern K house nov ig reductiot . 10% 175 Oo soaad COUPE... .... 406 01 burin r ad , ines aaane bum — s ee ( hrysler 4 | : > VERSAL aon | Te TD W ile nm Motor ¢ arf -_— a. 92: ro" nani ; , ' ? t _ ; ae « ; ' ; "ERSAT 3401 Loe Ru N SH CO i néay S A 2 _Fior scant, Fat) | GRAUPNER Locust” Opea ane So A mode ts. JEWETT SUNDAY, . i SUNDAY . nrc - —- ‘27 _— ' ° . hCEMBER 27, | DeegeMBER 27.1925. a 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. ry) Tt oF R Bt: meer O OMO E | | T : CESSORIES LUT O l,L. E ge PASSENGER CARS = RUCKS “f° AC ‘OAC se , me CHEVROLET Tourine- : - and w ; | epainted, rebuilt ~- ie | Wel OLE — SOUring ; cheap. dv. 5) we $1500. 00 new paint and overhau‘ed; | mile ‘ot ed reivlt and _ LOOK 799 weve LET Dibe lil & ~* 1922 Hwp Trg. COU PE SED SMOBILE q 7 "Coupe, Champion 1 Deimar 14.0. PDE LUXE : | een Car in excellent dentine echanically; —— mz | MOON—1024 $1050 XE B118 Locust. DON). Sr Os. th 3 athe PRE- NV ENTORY lor many months s IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO GET A 385, : P’ RE- NY EN TORY S AL ee oe M. 1935 N. Grand. a eee ee _ ST. LOUIS DURANT. - i ow Cust st Open Sunda - a OHHRR . , Hudson . $175 purty pomwit fs renewed | a 1923 Nash Coupe - sen O95 1v2l ‘ halme rs (oupe onal yt Pana brougham—| . = | . xi - * +3 " - ’ = ra a ip! — 19° Oakland Coupe. : 385 19°. ; na 8 ‘ oOupe 1924 NASH VIC" ns yerd Cowes . I Cc! . ' | . 3401 Locust { Sunday Bsn ae t Wait for high sprin hy = Pt i Bee to | ut. € as bal eet? re u sees ena or 1905 1 “price saving for ridge | “stripe, makes this an attract.ve Jock sedan—fully —Sedan. brand-new, yn-| - ILSON MOTOR_CAR CO (SON MOTOR . Palme a | (8) . 4. . ft 75 nt r ' p rr . , ™ ; ; = Sot Fe *U ’ I 1 l. -led, "s | ore : ‘ 3 wett Distribu a : . : : . _— 2 ‘ st ust } : . i ‘ P icR) Jewett Dist - raoura! iA | - del valu —- aon n Sunday. | ch i v4 ns 3H ive “5 . Aas —— = . nar ae ‘ : | , Ls 2688, — = x ' a ve nings. Af gE orga n Lode } wi _ Gow: 84. on . | — rang : se ul + guarant eed ir at “ re _ Coupes for Sale Sie, 24; extras; $200 up: $0 | OAKLAND —J-passcnger, iandau compe: | DODGE —sedans, lates Merson | “BeSR: | agog: QEW ETT BROUCHAM, ning | PR Ic E CUT $12 ee bg ticks bettas Two Stores - ; ‘ q a Sigg OBA _N._Florisea 3039 Locust Jefferson & Washington 2 ; aster ‘ ort 1%50 caliue: onle $975: ahs 4a . ; ’ spe aire on . ~ a ~ 2 : , ‘ ow P ( LDS Mt Fe 5 > (9°? ‘Cc wi tf senger: | i } . - ‘ & 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ b ? Ord ti . ré 631 } 4 to — , , rif . . | Migr rfect tn , 7 ke p05 4s een” ie rene. luber. 2807 | - oe trade. %500 fferso ur . ett nerte and new nainted: vers . ; 0 ot ae O44 ci te | , : — Trucks For — | Automobiles for Salo— Coaches yes For or Sale. Coupes For Sale Sedans For Sale Sedans For Sale - == _ ace Lerm serve as Dew. : ERE bye a . , } . ; r cars, and at a pr! — “1 $2 2100 Hudson Sedan, $195 terms. trade. 2860 McNair. the price new paint job: good tires and will serve a "Nos? ; GRAUPNER_ , > COUPE T a0 SAVING. coe t ae 3205 Locust. Open Evenings a! GRADE ¢ OUPE Nl A REAL } “1995 Ol Ds ponder, bX. on = “gies, | SASH COCPE—Victory Brand New . yO4 Ford Coupe. $40 1}o.’ 4 Dodg B Pass. ‘ oupe. (8) equipped. , ors lietributers. °@°1]-27 “ bs] repainted and jook lke new, dete 7, Ives (Guaranteed equipped. ' caste ' (9 tu ng eh ing : . HU P CLU B SED. AN 58 i: HR YSL. E R BARGAIN | ,.for year's end: worth $550 ° looks. a bumpers. ——— oe B.. i a rune ike Gow), Fr: Jefferson 3800 . make offe ' ane = a WR S— ; Pen i’ es es rot RING cenditten fu» leffer N MOTOR CAR 4 equipped. ‘2 ana VI xpress body | sun : / . SUT ; ’ - —_—- — a " - ; a ant : oa — , ‘ . oat " - ’ : . ; at) i } eT ' 18 ' ’ ‘ ” : ’ : : . | as | reduction: ter me |? a 3. . , ; . + ge eo . ZZ re he orough! ,and closed cab: $100 to $: terms. — aS, Be Se inks’ PM | OVERLAND—1974 couperiike news S205, | 1008. $495; terms. 718-8, Vandeven 1924 JE WETT . nity, $7. 3005 Clay. |g Never, Mitage. es POT pete ot | rity -PARDUE. Gd20 Delmar. MOTOR OS ty . ; 7 to t 4 - - . Q. sw! "190A Natura’ 4 ; " s Qed) = ‘ 3 ) m ; F's s—— 1 OUTIT 10?” 1 g i ' . = : . ’ . } . , : . Phone " TY : - : . j + ; : . " , ; ’ . : ln uw 7 i P - « , . . . . - . a lt 4 tiefling. Ford Dealers. 2: =. | e - U IC kK MASTER ¢ 6 ‘ Ll, from oe Sot mae gy te as ran ; cc” ten ryth 4. A pon @ . nacrmanta Wave on : wing out ee al ; mm tratior 1 evenings and Sunday Pa ssenc: mo li pe 'T? A ' has - Basket abed ‘ : - - ‘ by ent . rs. iscier, Or 1" Te eae , - GRAUPNER " \ , , : - | : ° ? mal , nl : Touring oat ©1° ¢ ve on —e RT-GRA\ ES. INC demons*’ barcain an 19°24 Maawe ‘lub Sedan. J pageenge excellent condi eguippe: . tonatnene “ty agenrush gree Pierce-Arrow 38 C oupe 4+ Locus DOG! 1 RAOO ODGE > AN , a. practic . . ~ a 1) | | kK | A MAR MON’ TOU Rk ING . furnial , 2 es ecAvpressa Deu). $240 gewh paytent, alance ment! i —_ ~ i) Ainge! reonn 4% at VE = T SIDE . - . han . i , 7 . zt iWay ang Alc a , : mic.t : : - | mn no ; » ee r - + nn re ‘ ca: a i ‘ ‘ ° . a" — 99 > en , $300: . Orie 5" iy. AT | us Peaone ?. maw + OOK! LMOEMG Touring, sPert mode! | sinter I! 2 4 . U IC K COUPE > Siscust. } at : ' I t CaO ——s .% ee ors oT . . srry : ' +4 “Seto ; ~~ . ene -- at : ~ ~~ - i mr, ee ra TT ; i7 ‘ t) . * cote") Model 48. 4-passenger, Master eae STEARNS pe Jooks. new > Ky sell au other : ¢1800 JEWETT SEDAN, $750} own. 288 Fairview, Grang 7285M.(¢) | Closure. bumpers, moto unk. 6 wemi- | ORS ——T : hrakes a " “OT ‘ig 1) on 4 , ; ‘ . nn in ” tA s " i 3 , , “a ‘ : Bees ’ a , 7 , - , yl > . _ . ry TT. 4 iJ 7 . P , . . «el at a remark Guaranteec ' : ~ fhe ‘ u ' - sats , a0 F , vet ; ’ er tr pen evenings 3 TTH SINE a ao ° = = _ col _ a at , rs s+ $1 ‘ el 208. ne t> t> 4 , rey . . ee] ndv . Jy ' . ioe —_ = at hit a 7. Sg a ecuannal “7 a - A t - ITwe’ Ot) lefferson ; and ow Bad ~K + TO CO.., : : “ ") ct: ; rect i . ' - . — = ‘ ; Oe ' 0 ' . +9 _ , , . é, , r, a 7 ‘ A } thy. = : ‘ o . I Ow. | a . ; T RI-GRA ae NG 8600 ‘a. 4 —l-ton YA Pas revuilt. : tire epiendid coma tlio . ; V Bese ' . ; ef, nen Sunda ba.ance month ac: lede » 7601x i, " ‘ —- + ~ - — 4 ton stake: rebulit. ryt ’ 7.4 aay at @2R. eS t : 2 ; payioent, i re) T: 3? long wheel B Ul av " 7 $230 CAR—$12950 COUPE 5 Maccarthy Archer. 430 | Macy SMa: Sat Gere, = ‘i = 7 - | NASH ce pe ge brush fir derd Truck, 29392 cChoutean. (0) : n a ae BRT oes? | PIER GE ARROW. — 10]g amon “DODGE SEDANS |S sitcos Bes Sint ind Pal | ar eT, «© Persona, Car : — ovNe es a hoa lian a+ upe new pat ’ 1924 Ford C | $150 mr A 924 Row LE ARATS ott ing: good condition: latestwnodel; $i5¢ rq oe Patho. ite These trucks down payment, balance month); ) complete with cabs ' es ean’ hy. MARMON 24 TOURING | ~ o1 a0. Fy Fy ) rai : a rey « 3 Jor : a p , lé | 4 a Cc fa ter e ; ecrait | ds crms. ‘ } at nd - | -RSAL. 3 c" . pen Sunday . ~ . —=—T _- : } ‘ riz s>* 4k - Os ee . ‘ " : _ . » , — " Dodge 1923 ew SUD ‘ rs TY ana) : gonl condiwon lL wt ‘ and bodies ' ssengien orm — : - Beauut 1] Nasal igh use I ' = S “ , ‘ ee terms Open mi nG K—Roadeter. Master 6 ba ecrate! \ or >i nis m i ' chi ically | 8 1’ 2S Moo) ' MORT! n. canepy Lop 7 her 7 - ane 75; , ; Por : AT) top bod) : re Le rs. oSOL (oer s~unda’ TROD R a looks and i« dusetorvof «ray. payment, 19°24 Buick Roadster: parited in fully equipped: $540 down almost new a. bargain pUDFS. $1800 tires jooks an’ S750) ab and express ad e+ P= | |) like new; ine ; " ~* Roadsters for Sale iS price, ang eT: ngs anc 3318 s ADILUA » This mode] Af / AY ASsSeng-. ° T! leage fare vear s ere GCRATPNER body oné cab ate: excel ent shape: £340 Olive et. fc) s? Jate - new . {Fo ° — p r) , (yet r= express $500 | Di rant Demonstrat »= ~ 10° > ce Lt ru wheel a he blower TM IS | Barg ain Coupe; 1924 model. new! feck wheel. Hoon tire 10 per cen t OKe _ La new bargain: : r mode! N: Sun- apitt Ci es iP Wash ngto : a 4 ba a: & bhalioon | B nadste! | aint — =° . t . : : . . T J O° ry ( — ‘aa I it — . DODGE i Ol JRING ' ‘3. wa re “m4: >A > at ' . »] e n f res | wih 150 BERRY MOI { ai CAR CO. be sale: | oth pow oD ne 2 st OK) ' en nings an a e 7, this — | NASH 926 demonstrator i. panaenge .w TXDI AN MM . O., “°n) Li ust sr. COUPE eitecer a ae cotton ton, some real bargain: | ESSEX 4—Four-door, perfect. $365: S17%/ “ tiful model refinished like new and com-.| 1.79 17a *"Ginere gt Sh down | cauipped: $400 off list price: mew ear: |—— MOTOR TRUCKS. Open “ei Passenger ; yrry ime ante en % ; x F ; ry thing ': hetter hurrr. ek mal r : --- pt yee r= As I} : al ' Sep ‘I . i xe 7 . ‘ . Naran i 3 ‘ ' — at figures iL sit a eae , . ‘ ; Prior to other bargaine ret of the ye ae Parts—For Sale Vanderenter.('54x) | ONE-TON- "TO RADATOR SHUTTERS—All ca ~aA " rpor no te 19%. ‘ 4 ‘ . 2805 Laocuet st xT. sy a . ITE saad ot ge des New paint and mechanical): ete —— = | : 1) {| livery: low . ~ co fit “ ix | SRKLAND ~ anw dint? an press body and cab. wt. Blue ribbon, 10 galk . . Sunday and evenings. ( Lr . 4 Look! 1924 Oakland. ines A \ 1 ) : venets new tor murniie . 't! pric t ‘$10 )} for 1! ecilate é ot bi . ; bs — , — a : P replacement parts for Cal 7 REA ‘"« }. 4 a tea : } f aba ore ‘ ; ia a! 7 ' izwh |epring ail ¢ tra eri ’ . : r ots 7 — , a aie mt , , touring ; 1St iuTrahb . pl we ” : ent jt iv } trucks. Wagner Gear ©o . a0 , owe Pa 7. _ - — - ‘ > , 2 . - : Aelies si , “ute eT : - : ‘ a ; aS. .- rie ' Haet de " . ret be r, rtiiek : fi Drackes d nae: be pai "ere : : ¥ rh = | icw a > : } ‘ ; “it ee 5 es A . " oi ty 2 4 , 4 o« . . and . 5 at he a we | rg I . = ; (-M For all motlele: 50 ner cent off ibe PERRIN B-BRANDSE TPE: R MOTOR © M MOTOR BLOCK Wtd.—For 1073 Maaw Cat cond comdi tion at once. lugul VW TT MOTOR ‘ont THE HI truck, ci kK La i= } ton eaAprem@s leo sy Vi IPA N\ . , ; “ HRreadway WY 4 It MA y Vta - er all American i an 1d Sunday. ~ arah Lindell 7940 Ae?) Nar et. inde vy. ACS) Sunday 10 to 8. Central 2500 ’ —_e:i- - .. OKs $205: purchase “ Riefiine ~Ok at “DORRIS: 'p ANADENA_ AUTOMOBILE co. LIXNT SEDAN, tit rese body and cab. ANsh 50 each. Knight, 4536 Enright gray ! : ry ‘ i : : immer et sae >. .¥. "Main at SS 7AQS ( pen Sunday P EE RL a -P AS EN rE Re grocer's ‘beds eelf you ca a tire in 7 minutes a ree: oo a ; body and c¢ bearins timing gears 7 on Pi - . Lo , - ‘ 4 ; 7. : : } € ari :. b. International Truck Parts 2611 irket gt (ou. tranemtesion Sue + cheap = ° a “4 4- naseenger cope on a bargain; yery little aah “ ‘pen Sundar mers trone Lindell €@513M for ap- ' 3922 mode i | v; STOP! Look! Packard Given Away ‘ 7 oo rT ' n & ’ A ’ 4 | : he : ao , . . ; 7 ) . = . 1} z . ‘ : ‘ i ‘ — _ 192° a | mode = ‘ T} i . : . - , oni } - : ert m7 e004 tireme ow Cans ; o : ; — + . ‘ € te ; } ; i Tou B A RG A IN S ? yy apy make car, 40°. LY Wy algal > i if ” “et Lindell 444° PARTS ror any car: “ th. Humbolt 2790 Por FENDERS xk radiators 2 ot) riree iolfax 1195 7320 at ee 2 = ak‘ we pa Toms? } abe ne! Pol readsters; 19 pew PUR D- ; wea) new paint K NIG , eeias : | and will) make a most desirable her Ter ~e i « ‘ et * farts ot . Te . — Li ' . " be . RN 7 hvke ~ \LVAGB “y 4 , i ’ : 1 Ny] ‘Y - ’ : ~ at T ; Loe nee OTHER MAKES AND SIZES we en bear ‘eer GS20 Delmar. amar STAKE AND DUMP ' boDtks al ‘4 oweeat prices ow HREFILER, og x new ae er- ry » OS ' . See tes ' s 1&4 LAY A UO: r . { l, M bany nne* mecial 1e*: jute OE] ' . D ut Im re = . , nd - —— coupe an er — ™ , . ' } J Ase ; - “6 =" : a - »* fer the Saati 2 RD Re mar often hear 1929 FORD ¢ “OUP E er saree tthe A ive and ‘bumpers A t mecha: iditior —te s oe | eke in ance to mt ) YN) ’ , . . . " et? re IT)¢ t ; . . aT Ke at pa” 4 ; I 4 a« ‘ ‘ a . . ‘ ’ : . -_ . , ‘ makes ; what you balsoo ’ mont ’ "Fr t4iry ‘ Les met fiz : word Lal : Prices io PAI BRreathers Ss : . z ‘ ‘t ’ 1 . — . : Jeftersar rer “a “ow : ‘ ; . a : 1" . . , — Darts ; . _ : ¥ ‘ Nis ! , . = arys ; : ' = -R } half price, ,. 2601 pe ~ Tel yu a. a) HTDSON FRAMPTON, Victor 1048, ' ~ irgee’ er 4 St. Lowia. Accessories, Parts—Wanted | «are: tires and generators. Amer: th. . (ory) Auto Bodies For Sale tod en . Put ] a o@ SN 26. I ‘ F2] ul ry aaa . BAKRUAINS elwaeye: Lee, cocommerote!. anca® longest Yerme | j | : ¥ ‘ " At . : merer’? , hire? | 7 . s . _ is | / cl ' , ’ , npiew sure terme to au a” OMNce ‘com ° yea early. bors—(it’ i aaah : « , ‘ . = { : ‘ . . rr *ts ne le 12 ia , Lv $: I ta yy? , , a Le =~ * », be , —— fhomiks , fsa? pic «: ‘ : Be - . ; ;, . r rR. "3 a : ~ o: 7 ' . 4 a , | : ; rj , ‘ c ' vie c . 7 7 Lk nga ‘ | , ane | . : PRE INVENTORY SALE : ? . P24 hevrolet coupe, Duco fn'sh new i: @e or “loc Reny 1644 seem. | ee ac pay. hp a): ‘ ‘ 4 eaga onalls terms sele ct or | LM DDT bee convenient terms. ‘ARTUY“PARDUE ANKL IN PASS. COUPE § 8S i030 rosdere 2000 | 1 eda . and | fa; over. | Gar , 125 Caban) 0568. (2) 4- mand =a ~ : 4 17 -y . leu . = _— ' -4ran as nige v ma: pal ns and upho ste: ; ‘ 4 Fy i Ii ‘HEVROLET COUPE Biles: paint. tines and uphoister- to $5 Week 1. new paint and goed tires: Bumerous t¢ ' “Th. an ; a ; oe under eur cuarantes! , } 2) TSE) ¢ ARS Open Sunday end ere and Tafarette Taclede 7801. Magen OTH SIDE vICK AUT 2 O_O 5 . erful ape: 1:8 edict ; ye :, ee . po xhett Boh ae . ‘ e i | te Motor _ CHEV ROL E T ¢' 2) ie ag at “as! ? me : wr) > "seq ing ‘Vas : | & d » LRUAUEL Ues ih ) FO r — ftoadeters o ‘Sunday ‘Youn’ new iv painted and ‘ ; , 7 *~) , : ia ; | 3 ts m be} 2 ; nc | , , wt wg a ule: ey? . nah ' ' | a ‘. ? a. (me nda * Hoare. @ ; sof touriugs to eject 1 3041-43 Locust Bl. Brondwor, [sv Dholetering oe - a "Neeush? Er , ed a ) , ns: overh eG ; mal he lete x" wm * 7 Oe % , / ’ ait a s > -'} mati 0 ot : “ -% " - : ’ ton an > miele ext Pra aus } J: ; i : , tint \ , ; -_ ' f ; iy | a ‘+ “ 4 ‘ ' " " zi ber. «*? . ‘ 4 te . ; . - elt AL OLA” — - . . . hens } 4 VW f sh) . . — can cer le * . "ha Le ' P i ‘ »? ‘ . . i Pur: , i¢ ‘ » "O44 ' — a ner rn price Jase? own payment: open , TNERAKET 4 Automobiles for Sale— MOTOR CAR, CO d every known, 63 w cot LERCE-ARR ee tear Tae : : “ , ¥ 1974 } , : ; nT 1924 STUDEBAKER, #200 utomobiles fo Jewett Distributors ce ck cones Mi Soke Cece oon | shingto : cA | ) : OS ee ee satternes : ay seer - — oi Miscellaneous . 2921 =7_5 cust bi. —" a ; ~~ e mo or rf t ; ‘ : x oes. ge ~ , , ' we : ; | , = | taal , san - e 19% “ ; me. . , : s] : Brand-New $995 ie, this ie without @ doubt the| closure, $475. ida » Ru rscon 58001 ae. ocust ance dut Me — ) priced to move qu ase of handling, very ecouical tO op. |" | Mis. Jet Tires For Sale conte ‘iy ‘Del. S Save & i worth mnchimore: sear to D | “104 MOR SEN BUICK 1924 } cyUn and pes. D suto. SSSe Deimi ad it stored most of th Pe gem SAV KE $200 (‘oupe—fully , pm ON 1925 $2993 quipped | *401 Locust—Open Sunday, business oure. ike new, Natural Pridge ike new, bar gain. $495: age ca : e. late ‘S47 perfect, S5US: 4200 Olive, _ ia lacauere ‘down : 4390 ' sald tersTos jeri oe wa - on bal- TO #500 ONE STUDEBAKER og tidy eT cv > r"¢ "usa stu debaker a a , ’ oS ries ess . P > ae te ; : = “e jm! ri pirat vet rood as ‘ = 4 - TT, . : “+? | . ‘ . 4 ’ ;* er} . ey A . : . : : _ “ , reo “es 6 Lfoa™ temeruUtati elie ht- loge ON lth wo S4 >t . ’ = ‘ . o— 4 . t? ‘ / . . - ; ) rons an ' - - _ : mis } o in ‘ . pLirnTee? ’ \¥ r) . \! > 4 > | . . * Sha ml : *)> uD 10°20 READ THIS! AUDSON COUPE. Khow the Hudenn and you PRA LAN shri , \1 nd Li 0 : + egg! ) eu! Till take , : (joldm pt . ‘ Tuind ins : : ~e 7 > ar ry . - . rr . btn , Try "rt 7 ; . , j : : ; a 3 na Sund oe a in iPad | 6. A POX DELET MOTOR CO Vash SOF tAN ae KES AAs old. good ef new. ‘ i’ nt business : Dig barman at SLOd more than extra equipmen ine bese » the tnemendous par ; - Lona 7 MOTOR G@ - Sates 25 Touring, $905 en al alt mod-} 4994 CHEVROLET TRUCK -_ +| TIP ; | » balionn tires . Le MOTORG ee — By“ wal j LS), 4 ia) A K Kt RD SEI VA ‘ i ' ae’ | — . a Pal : P5 : : tifa Dente e Brothers &p- . , LT . ; . . = : . _ ‘ v| ris b cash . eee aren , - a 01 ‘NAT a . , ee emis Park } mobviie 4 Pus ipe Hy a! ’ ua ‘ é - Bi I Sk 1). PE IN\ rN ror \ SAT k , . \ : eh; a! i ~ t + v pant fur 00 yee ce a . ‘ Ty) 4 ] P . " dei) “As4y TIRES (vuper : eac! Tourtne. ike new, a wav ¥ 24 a /uetment cords 4 a's So «x (e100) Ni«4 ad. aoe 44.4% ye 1@ DGE “Rp” ‘COWPE | me pylison Me ar Co... Pai Meihet Giving ae oo reste , Mebributot aVai-as SACs 5 ssillmani $450) . : " terms “i , Tae ee + han mith. ler ; ] “v ° ve ‘ , *¢ : : “ : ~= bi “Shot ood 0” ; ; ’ 23. | i I ut ; A “> ¢ s rae ‘ * iz on , i Dodge Bre —— rery good ; ta SE 1). \NS | aliens” onthe to na} } “Lat Laciede 7601 Hupmobile 1923 Touring. L . a he 4 . ‘ Fle lati all AD &, : rey ITT] oe : ; (> Touring. ty. Bee twice u»re. Ms yo ; PASS. Pains kK MASTER 6 00K. FRANKL IN. $250 -PASS. ; ’ , po , 7 “airge} rr) ) Pent . e R ANKL IN ‘SE! AN ) _ ear 2 a are : 2 | onion r | . 1erte e 9-B° mot : oe rh ay i Pg hehind ¢ e) mt ah threu ton Trat , ve hevrolet : pe with dosed Pikes Beniid >i tow atl ! S sae elman & Caf§&, ’ as at by , while vou Trucks lh mol ' iro x mel NKIIN MOTO AR — ar 7 > wae tern BE BUICI ter M | oi pasd. sawen 10.000 new , lind | . : a j ; j naeis - —— ee re 2 . > - m af = - ' ; and panel A. T. & Co. 3352 Shenandoah. Gr. 651 ps ao , foenrement terme. Your olf _ Ae ma , - ‘ ; ede — mode Mendenha ery me 7601X. JULINSON AUTO CO. 3667 Olive. > Tate Motor Co.. Inc. 2041-43 Loeust BI. i South Branch. 6°76 Grerois. one 1075 lever vg sy f« Br tcK——+ he Oy ouring roliet teortinge 1074 tes : r ( «trgptot pra =. tow e@ [ th! ND Ana 2374 ay Tor - .. “? ihe wenare hea JORDAN WINTER A clasew teuring car, Ip goed cendéitier “beas [seo N Grand. CUpen even ng

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ellaneous Wanted a and | For Sale Ads Today. _ Rooms: FOR RENT—West Machinery, Roats and Launches and Misce ROOMS weve BOARD .-South ROOMS FOR RENT-—North _ROOMS FOR REnT— Som. > de 800 HOU SEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, © ANIMALS Dogs and Cats For Sale 4 nh HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale ~ WACHINERY Machine Shop Work . ; my 4 _ > Han Southwest : — ia VEEA ~ 7 r ee ee West agrot* Rent Leet > Sniiders ( clume ' SUPPLIES apartmests (‘Fee Bert) & Bene. Cottages (‘Sele it VER e apartments ‘Fer sale) tT! Bungalows Wid. te BGar.. i — a” a ok. apertmens Wed. te Bay 1 Bang. (ottages (Bent , ts Wtd—FPer... 9 Buscelets Wie. to Reot..ts Northwest pwoed Property 10 «0- Business Opportunities . © A THI — = — —— a ae = MACHINERY Wanted Rabb its For Sale EWED ACTIVITY I OLIVE STREET RE FEATURE OF LAS Miscellaneous ANIMALS POULTRY, BIRDS Prpree Important Corners on T Figure in T ransactions—Pu Considered Speculativ = ithe trankactio - By Berry Moore. Realty Co. Wt Wanted eeeeet formed an impres- . - Poultry Shows pf . 4 id. and the I 5 : *) y . > ‘y - * ~~ gr? 4 Tl of ’ he rea.’ h 4 _ x 7 . a" 7 7 id r"y - Ass = , , = Ww it * S\u.- -a if : _&, > : . Qeorin last week with deals _ ey rket curing ‘ > Dogs and Cats For : an : ‘rive streets, 0 oa downtown = . ~ Truemper through tae oan oiration of its . . ; ae . ' ° a ee gE Ee Biak?e & Brother Reaity . presen‘ three-« Andalusians The Olive Street Property sold. = nes will give r Di ~hase has a front- re . .* Dellavaille s purr. = ” sryucture. "re om Olive of 84 feet win * the original 4 — —_ On Twentiet an of 109 feet. and bu 'd = ot mr Leghorns For Sale spied by three stores, WO) re can be ob! » . : .4 a nine-room dwelling. The gor a a a Grand and 0 . =) erreet s. . we © . VW - The W olf- t of 125-feet ze on clive stree -_ elt ed neg iad - stores with a gat rage coucsse st \feq by ~— or oucs " 4 ‘re aout ow — " , e} ef iv: : rear It has a a . o youUe’ ara atl : - - -_ ~ | wenwuy- hir ~ ye! Bw. Ww mh Rhode Is'ands For Sale ienam tne ira, a pee rn view of ths prer d ‘T ” g0rTrnm _ -c of Olive street. provided Union Neow« e% —- ia rf ' U Wyanodttes For Sale he $5: 1 as cartinaraes onee T? “ 4 will make this tnorou f the «it mm ‘a artTa Tre ‘Tar a'rart : — irvug =? ngs for specialty lines. [hes ' " e 4 Piceons & Pet Birds For Sale ases ananifestiy were * - We entire of ; _ e with the public in a stat + e of $1 tancy as to the fu . wef thoroughfare The amount “ n 4 ~ . - > - iz — i=* ‘ & Zz veeks, pres tuacé widenin ‘ . tm f iTeé The Mt. Ee. Singiectou Deal. fF Singieton. president of the -i State Life Insurance (0 ymntrol of the southwest Seventh and Olive streets, zh purchase of a lease of the i. steam seat. 7 " as about $5 years toa reek enmirg an G &.e°! i 6 ng ~- 3 -year tert J Lie ?" tate »* ‘‘s execution ei rT . Seutheast Missour pit civen by Singteton, together i - es ee for Sour ker PS SE corn fed hese ra, Neb Sicheastal tale age to Semen, $23 “Myon mary car ecb cuacemee TRE gt sereve Ghe Saer al oT camapes | Ggenapie, Yam SSWES) piace or seetemen Saeaae Ss | part paym sent of the * ‘ is in the form of a bs is the amount involved be- err . P { g reported by the agents at $45°.. ae tee | tan avenue = re . 4 ‘ » wn . aa es 4 2 BRiack we : Real Estate et of the Dress ~— Sing@ton © «sixth Seer AQUARIUMS. FISH. ETC. mone oe D eo re ane i pbs: WEIL CLOTHING CO. WILL The Chat . 8 the second : REMODEL G-STORY STORE ==: an negotiation a _ . tne comple an of plans and the me | vw entire remodel their yoercantile : - silding at Eignts street A iot of Rie Washington | deulevaré The sereet. bet) ™" a - « 1a ‘ding Morganfor ®, « t« erase at Se ct Mercantile 4 . *s ’ s and the oar B ne Ti is & : . . ‘ans r ‘ea remode, "es wii! star’ Ae ROOMS and BOARD sve Ge ere Hee 2: . - ine More * Ne ee WAGNER » hy ee *e sPace ® ee od 53 * store's present space Altert- pf DECE tik w 7 Wi THE QTICK and me . the inside store will in- i, eet ude the installation af eevera. | ne = rrangement of departments. tae ce Ww On : Machine Shop Work : ‘ire tromt on Washington Wit °. lerer, aan ST YTERTIS! the in POo«<T.pre. ~~ stormed into an arcade wit several «8 Tances tn the center sad se clea. ither end thereby giving the com * al PATCH WivTs "y at least 300 more feet of WE Ie nt se tor the display of their mer - and@tec rece her The Weil company moved te ts a cones 2° ms thirteen rears ego from s'| the x4 ™mall gteore on Broadway and St | the R P ar‘es, and was one of the tirst " ac "ee retall stores te lecate s° oO oveel , ne : BACTMIDL & T aah, OU ‘Con Washington. ~~ @ “2m. sg aUemen * oul écuirec.

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STNTDA a WS DECEMBER an WS ds Today. NT—West O50 SO . Ws Ss OT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - “Sse Rooms FOR RENT - > = ' a SA YSsSs Ss . co. ~ XS PRESTON, a = 2 ay SENN SSN SERRA ~ 2 LOUS FUstv connenmmnamanenet \\ sleeping ¢ a. How \ MA Q@ Qa “fee OP Ce Cee SS ~ NY WO mal SSM MMW WWW Go — i SEN WWW WW. _RWWeE Productive Publicity, Progtess, Profits. Pine - _ LOU IS, SU N Npay MORNEN .—KWho | ’ —— : —_ es a ——--- — | | acl ae 4201 —_— — erning _—— ieaiaih , . +. 14 - ees ; S O ate iia ter gall ee hie Ratton’ for Employment, Rooms, Lost, Service, For Sale, Autos, and Musical. cots SveS—Oor agents’ Rent List Builders’ Bus. (FF. S., Wid.). & Cottages Wd. , Wanted te « -10 apartments (Fer Rent) S Bung., Cottages Bus. Prop. (For Kent). Cottages Wid. to Kent. . .10 Wid. to Rent... ve ments ‘for sale). .11 Bungalows Wid. to Bur. Bus. Prop. F. BR. (Sub.) Dwellings Wtd. to Rent..10 Flatse. Ete.—YFor Colored. .9 ents Wid. to Buy .10 Bung., Cottages (Rent) Bus. Prop. (for Sale) Dwellings for Rent ......9 Flats for Rent (Furn.)...9 l., 3857——N apartments Wtd.—Fur....9 Bungalows Wtd. to Rent..19 | Business Iroperty Wd. Dwellings for Sale ......11 | Financial .. Flats for Ken . 0 furnished, ees , Exchange (Real F r oa . ' ; + Brentwood Property .....10 | Business Opportunities ..12 layton state) ..10 Flats for Sale ...... For Lease .. ts A THREE.TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. ir “tet Om ' ie c imn.sbed 2-roorm t: adult« 13 nnecd Column to Buy. ...10 larms fot Rent Farms, Farm Land Farms Wanted ......«.-. ferguson Property Plats blate Garages, Stables .......10 Houses for Rent .... Wanted 10 Houses (Furn.) Witd.....10 Maplew vod Peenerts Houses. Ftc. (Colored)... .9 Money Wanted aaa ) Imp. Prop. for Sale 12 Overland Property .... PROMPTLY REPORT FAILU Jennings Property Kirkwoaul FPreperty ... Loans vy. ekeeping. " 4210-3 vale family; : : " wr; _ ' an rt azeona (sale). ee Thane hovwercnerpir Real Houses Real o ,2293—2 " . Lt iT ous ? 7 . front _ . = - - = - - ~ ~ _ : — - - ee = —_ a _——— -_— = Sw ie water: " °3 = : ———— = ; — : — : o = 2 INEWED ACTIVITY IN Residences, —_ --— - EGA AVQAVNY 1. HOUSES HOMES. REAL ESTATE FARM L 11 Personal Prop. Pstate—City F«tate— ouantry Fstate Loans Pistate Fst. E TO RECEIVE , New —— Building and Office Structure 4 _—~ . SK : anal WIGS VVBeNe eS 7” MMQAIGVSS SLRs oo —-_-—— - —_—— ———— ee ee _- mm eee - Residences for Rent Residences for “ale Richmond Heights Stocks, Bonds leans (Colored) . (Other € ities) . 12 YQ SN YAWN \ ~2 Ss scSS9) OLIVE STREET REALTY a | = =o Sep FEATURE OF LAST WEEK mar Se can) . WHr’ keep. ne. s.cepi ‘eges SOMETH! v nO? . wy"? ie | UNUSUAL, Nan: isomely tr Three Important Corners on Thoroughfare Figure in Transactions—Purchases Considered Speculative. —>— By Berry Moore. formed an (LAA AMAA AAA Adhd hhh Olive street impres- ely buoyant section of the ’ =o S, absb} nished ro om, erket during week Three L-reom sy Poi ben r couple te ] . light, gas, heat oom _f er corner sites as th: 0. Delmar 103% RGAN, 3ixa—3 rooms including] ures. ’ . rhiahed or unfun ‘she . +h ; r reepectat .6 peo, is only. . » The nor Aa a®X\ f haat ith and Clive street “is erday to Trank >, 210-12—1 to & SEeethrough the Cornet & Zeibig a» ef the northwest corner ol Twen- peat fe: ty-third and Olive to Mrs. Nellie Truemp* through the John & Blake & Brother Realty Co. The Olive Street Prope rty sold. Dellavalie’s purchase nt age on Olive of 84 feet gepth on Twentieth moccupied by thre atsand a nine-room dwelling. , . : ' i ¢ sit with | Grand and Olive \ weniv- T) ir¢ cire an « 4 S ““ — @ ™ a , . . os lag yn 4 he Wolf-Wilson Drug ©o2. 4 . S ontage on Olive street of le» ft: 7 ea. 22 =e : occupied by stores with a garages — nthe rear. It Nas a depth Meet on Twenty-third strg rooms, realty Vl last Mg Me decededddccdccdcedeec “te (Apartmen i : pooretety — —_ ss? ° i. — ; f#outhern ex; furniehed. avall« st ' ss Trust, Dall seckeeping » sestthllLiiiilllihl hil hhil reom. kitche’ WHTTTIER Co iple str . is, _ROOMS Ss SUBURBS OA hh hhh hd hh hd hd hhh dtd * * rrrrr Y th: 1UOU ~W § ‘ asa Iror Xx Becond fic mn Sea SSS OT nning © ates r: $7 WS SAWN SE er New ir £3 Pee as ae ing roome 63": N $63 YS GE A S855 —— 7 —, Cw le one or Webster Groves) igbt housekeep 4 corner Leased. — ve %% % Vin z furnis hed 446th Lue room rivate family; sleep Uf? 7438 Val lewood) : $° werk ¢ 3617—3 rooma be wideninc lor in which Se kee ping if end care 44 — bear b Om. etentm hea’ reaAeOnaD & ~gta ad ~*~ NY eae ene HT fpectanc his thor ’ Pyols Rooms WANTED i3 wr «’ ed: Yt Poat- Di - ch. furnished usr ‘4 ‘i ucni Holland Building on Seventh street between Pine and Olive streets, which was recently purchased by a syndicate headed by Oreon E. and R. G. Scott, and which has been remodeled on an extensive scale. ers =e jitter Vl MNO SSS SSS SS Ss NS WAAR Wo ~~ _ SHHYNYY SSS — Ow DAC » ~ ’ a ANS oe3t~”. WA WARNE IES AANA’ Architects’ sketch of new building to be constructed at the northwest corner of Broadway and Baden avenue for the Baden Bank. Hoener, Baum & Froesi, architects AS Pes, ments Wii Vy aie > a 5 enh of the Viti yy > Can] : . a aiit * a = sourhnwest 4 PRINTING CONCERNS TO MOVE TO NEW BURDEAU BUILDING .,"'s.2x0"™y mats" vears ay T. . 6 over tr SAA AAPA AAR AARAAAAA AAA AAS SAA AAD martment ution ms st week. Two Garment Manufacturers Take rifth lleer of the Mallinck- redt Structure. ~~ «@ . ‘ ‘ISSO UT nting nocerns togeth: a few wed —F ; rm asc! iad — AND cea WA manu nents, at has leased . priannieitittitihqaaitbllLlLllalllthiih (LAA A MAMMAA MAAR A EAM AMAA AMAA AAA AA BAABAABEE EE ga’ ington avenue, fifth floor of the M; Buildi ng. 991-05 Washing- ining $000 square give nt ore floor > \' aan entire krodt $45 Foe is not intl ‘ ‘ nr *% in: ibhumUeUu was not has a frontage, 185 feet and on 70 feet. It {ss} three-story build- | built gene ewspaper, and xs hich ] by various retail ling the ©] quarters will transaction, street of iM! | |= Mili tk i I 11] t° i Tag - leased the North ; : Iw - core ri : souis iman has » pullding a . an if) Advert 104 North {+ - TT ! , o fj J il type, for a 7 «4 i_Ouis - ———a nn (JALAL MAA MAA AMMA MAMMA Ahhh dh Adhd Adhd dd Adhd Beds Ah e SADA DR AAA AAA MAb bh hbbhbhbhAhds AAA AaAAeAL aes , ee stittiiiitiiiililiail ll lilllllllllllllilll Ss iarles. }F occu asement un- Pie 5 ELOY GEL. English duplex residence in Pasadena, Webster, Big Bend road and Selma avenue, purchased by H. L. Watkins. - °°, LEASES. AND SALES BY ee cnet rt ln at THE MERCANTILE TRUST CO. STORE FIXTURE RN = yy ’ . a | 1 4 Life ° j ‘ ‘ . " . : , ,* ‘\ ’ ' : e " 4 . *- , . Y , - : t oe 2 ’ . . ° ° : . ‘ ‘ : , , _v\* : " ; 4 4 " . ° ‘ ’ . ’ is 4 . Man is me ROOMMATES WanTee, Held Chie fs pt Benoists. ‘dir are 2 i] ‘Wwe a! r : TT Prusing a} SCHOOL BOARD BUYS 12 ACRES IN NORTHWEST ST. LOUIS: Land Acquired in Anticipation of 1) nAayv Mar to smre nveniences. herent oo ' ° —- tanica!: GWaraen WEIL CLOTHING CO. WILL =“ REMODEL 6-STORY STORE| :"«: Wet) te hing onsi i 4 ’ - . ' Z . . on q . . k ‘ vila 1%)- ah. \ » ; . . _ : shoe sso} ry @’ : an ec thy , ws elaé if . : The building. ry nr Dez ‘ rOoUR TI t H i Whiry uw : . . ; { ; ‘\ | . } . fle ’ of 4% ' ntirely remo mn ' : Trust Coa ‘+ tree has two fleors A-8t ne. 4 : cAI ; . 5e2219 Locus HOTELS for display room ana £e0 ae TE? 3127 Locus - rn ‘ rates: tub shower HOT El. $27,0' renkrog, presi . ,’? } ‘ eral offices. “near ‘ , ’ Ti oat rp " Ae | ; ; , , ; ere i alin va ne? j x | € will move im Wis «> nuar3 rhe room aft °117 Pine etreet owned by Frank Yawitz was leased to Thomas Connor & 5ons of Greensburg. Pa. Isaac Cook & Co now have seven men on the street leasing offices and five men ex- clusively on lofts, stores and ware- properties. There are 43 employes in their general office in Areade Buliding er r.?ye house Lee LEO BIS maamneetage he IN DECEMBER TOTAL $375,000 0: '% cf ron , ; 2 - ™ ~ pnd oh * . in ¢) Hi : ' = ' the retrigera or com I ' her 8 oO p Sg —e in this exc Wusive residen ' lnding large living room, din ; *,.* ; ‘ , — > a’ . . o' . : . ; , : : ‘ ; . _ ' Manufacturing Co these lots have a depth of 250 Italian architecture | ete pe Tee " @iai\eea ies action . r Ds - “4 } H: SS. ar - iret ¢ ea = li represented by Jo in F. a lot 960x168 feet with special land- bath, with shower, and @ stnall bed far 'Gra -b@ia the Cornet & Ze1olig Trust, Husch. iah¢ j and is gé ar iy , has been bat! , “ —" - ai ». | Gruendlet | lease were | ft lan " n Cogswell of | and ground already bron improvement of the lot. r Store on harles, and was one 'ge reta a?, Pest on “ROSEL LE “HOTEL a the Wagner- to Herman eold ti rough Realty Co. 7 in iinee 1 . Pure + ad is dec ~oreted, aS -¢ 0 m1 mode tions for * bus direct to ho rene ‘ry Washington, > _roof is of The three- with a den. tile A harmonizing bath Ludovict room and car garage of. design with the main building adjoins th resiaenc oe reat : ‘ home ham tie Fe pt Ortine including ‘a leaner, oil1 burner. buiit-i vwashtubs, imcin¢erator, ice making machine, large closets apd oedar closets and trult cellar. hoeid conteniences, wtiiin «¢ yithe N. O. | | ‘this part it was disclosed N. O. Nelson has acquired pbuilding occupied the company at the southeast rner of Chestnut The consideration Was not purchase money yesterday that the Co. nine-story Tenth and streets. disclosed. The property was owned by the Liggett estate, which erected the building, which was occupied by Nelson company under 4 long lease with an option to pur- chase. The site has a frontage of 125 feet on Chestnut by a_ depth of 112 feet on Tenth, embracing quarter of a block. Underwriters of Loan. The loan, which was underwrit- | by Love, Van Riper & Bryan, investment bankers, is secured by 4 first deed of trust on the building and site. It is for a term of five years, wtih interest at the rate of 5% per cent per annum, The lenders vaiue the property at $750,000 or more. The Western Union Telegraph Co. has completed a home structure embracing a quarter of a block at the southwest corner of Ninth and Chestnut streets, which, ‘with the N. O. Nelson Building completes th: permanent improvement of the north hal¢ of this block. Thée Liggett estate has been a notable factor in construction in of the city, having also | financed construction of the 16- : story International Life Building at the southeast corner of Mighth and (hestnut streets. The building is ogvned by Henri Chouteau, who holds a 99-year lease of the site from the Liggett estate, owner of the fee Has PF xspanding Business. Love. Van Riper & Bryan a year ago removed from the National Hank of Commerce Building tv ground-floor quarters on the Pin: street side of the Planters FPulld.- ing. In order to facilitate diepatcu of tts increasing business, and .on Jan. 1 will remove to larger gquar- ters at the southwest corner of jroadgay and Mine street, In the sarne building. to provide for fur- ther expansion BOND CONCERN PAID 8 PCT. ON COMMON STOCK ANNUALLY The by the Fidelity Rond and Mortgage Co. of a Christ- mas bonus of 20 per cent of amnual salaries to all who more payment officers and employes the company tella something of the development of this St. Leutls financing corporation. The Fidelity compeny has fi- nanced in the last feur years bend issues on income-producing proper- tiles to the amowne of $7,000,000. This represents new bulldings in st Louis, Chicage, Denver, Ban An- Tex Little Roeek,. Ark Nashville and Memphis, Tenn. The Fidelity Bond wend Mortgage have been with than a year tonic, Co. for the last four years has paid | retary, annually en te commen stock The company has tts gen- eral effice in the Chemécal Butid- ing and maintains branch offices in the New York téfe Buliding, Chi- -ag4é. and the Ceolerado National lank Building. Denver. The offi- -ers of the company are J. U. Men- president. J. F. Blackburn, president ‘ilarence "Re Scharff, vice president, William Brace, ser- and Charies R. Lewie, trese- & per cent teer, vice re?T. -——_—_—— EOR ADDITIONAL REAL’ ESTATE NEWS, SEE NEXT PAGE. i - Ae a lila A LE AE a = - ge A A AE Oy iw a i AR te OU a Bi I a= am AE

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ae ec" NDATY, pec EMB — k_ > TF. T9325 : > ; ENTS ; FOR OR RENT ‘FLATS FOR —FURNISHED — ie o -Tivee B sv. Loris ge 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FL FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale in these columns today. S OST-DISPA a | a = a ——— + APARTMENTS FOR RENT ++=§€o APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT : REAL | y . ’ : West ba ae ae West . LISTS ITS RECENT SALES W A i Christopher S New Home TAPARTMENTS | STF eae = tone spr o tae | STEREAS BSS RE | ar ' “seers modern 9 Al order 4 ‘lovely rooms: Murrah od West ™“ 14344— 35 . or « yeet- ge . — —=— - ; JRBON E. 6 8 4 SOO S| WaTERMAN Lii—Beautifal T-room | —" “ale Abe S20 __ 1b. Witids t ee-Scherma!? Tealtr Co ee ‘Reet 0S—+4-room aparunet ean second *“o- ar subieasee. Forest 6192 Tm eS " ae wwe EA _— ‘i - : ‘ pi . j wa a. tor service. $50) aa in ‘or api Teen 7 “av Ne .~ u” ~ ; ate! ? . & ® . . | — : .. i » « a. . anon: — a - — —-~ a ; = . — F id . er s ' ees tra’ S$ avrenu*, reports the j APARTEENTS — RENT FY REST PARK. = at 4 rootus ‘was 28° WATERMAN 3500—First wr. © wmige. ae . - ; - T t} a a ¢"* - sat * - : 7, oe : _ a iain . Pr ARTMES arcwood ‘oors = 3 Deeu'itu. rooms. 3 Secdroo™ms ready te és : _ « ee FUNST®ON. 4461 Olive: pron efficiency : JOHN a ABBOTT. Realter T88 Chetee move tn. oper Tabenr [714 si . c ST FARA —6%. MAN. 200A @ingie flat. 4699 Loughbercugh — a. Pure ae =~ - . - on : : “i best. water. cus. clectricity fur- RaNDOLIVE APARTMENTS 7. WATERMAN 256—5 * bach. deat A TME -—= NT > ni-hed manager en pre tmmises. 4) - 4 -~o3om af? i-nac” . r~is ata aad anto- sé ° + a “ cum aa ; . it . Lita T[eoOo™M . . ™ - GN Oe SET Ce ee eee ’ b . _ ‘ ~ or - _ . - e 7 of - : ? 7 ; = verve ~= ; : = and Mar liage « . — ba b -, > Oh > rr? ow? wi) eet ru \rcr . _ ~ _— , , ree ~ 00 d.* z ér a - . ——— a LTE. “i 4 *sy t a G Tt Rr . FIRE R 4 >: x - —Por ease & ea. es 7) .*ase¢ 7 as , - ae tes ha - a [ae on . , si’ tifull@ furneebed 6 : ~ FS ; MULLIN-WALTERS RF. ALTY : een » metficiency. 2 Murphy beds ‘me: eainn Monday NOW READY FOR vn" ANcY ehing, Si enh maaan, § , ; , , i. ee 9 yp cy a Qe gg oe =>. + a 2 : x _ - - 4 2 ’ . . , 2 — “—e. jam@ter serie om : eral FRANC Ist Be > REALT . 3 co! iTAWILIO™N if—-+ roome tus jieco- Wa RMA. 2 > - : s Wa shington and 7 a Biv ~* al : PAPTMUENTS , a , s* _ Tatec: Teasona Di farage. oof . . oainted aad cecors . } Plan ae , — 62 ew Se = jae Ny LrAh i ifs mianatiin rate ‘ sPaARTY e : > PENT _* 28 SRE = 4 “es a Cer “2 aan | - ‘ ; . ' : 4 ‘ ; —~ > £ ona + ee a oa & “ = > sve PE: ° a take : ‘oy . i: . _ — = HAMILTUN. 1241—@ecomd floor, 7 ister =. ttf. ns 2.* yA ceatines ad ee eS SSUERS cater § . Ps : - — —_ —_— - -_— -— —- — — » ens i | -e : « ~~ ‘\ ? : i? A | ; ~, i Apartmen = 4 5A “ —— 3 ire 4 .eTa Mw ms 7 > « *.. aii -_——— — : ieee lini - 2 ger - : m4 “na : ) - a : +STORY FIREPROOF— i117 PINE se oe oo - WESTMAN = . “ = oor oT =— ev _ : . se to Frank and Mary samoca be residence to be erected for W. L. Christopher on Audubon 4¢- = beds ci ae a eee Seth. )venmiencs fhe s10Use OF é Envir nment . a “wor saM ryt - ae “wala pp = " , etree? Pas ss he ¥ ma ure cede! cas ane . a C.4 3e¢ ? a ——. S$ $$____—___. ir aan sia “a . Be — . Dome She Sul pers tas a a LIVE 4T THE ATES >| wa > . . sty. rcanitecture. The tmtemor wil] be r ugh sancec P.aster anc ~~ vam ~* Si) op a ’ fest ~ 444° Eee , “cnet. G , ORTH = 9917-19 Me PREKSON . - “e¢ LA ; Fr’ oF | © = “~~: ’ - al 1. oo. ——_ - “~ 7 as - . “GOs i * : -_— rout » = - x bs - ; ° ~ . - | = . ~ = = md ® ' ee +s ool ther il be the typical spanish iron gates between living room anc North ~ she .2 rate: $85 NORTH ST. Lotis TRUST cs SINGLE UNIT may mades Ned, ™ ished oe « \Xaea : : . . ” _ => ** . . 7? hk » ~ Ts— ~ . aoe =i. = a . her ~~ a — -—~- - ">. " - oe —- % ' 3 1 = Z - eer Gy .* % f Taho + Rad nh iving room and cinin room. he floors wiil Save a stone ~* . 7 os ae : neni i 2 = Es B. 4 ves . - er , * and + “oer vl» : : et oa : bie mas 8% ~ nied a —_ eonsist of large | vieg rewm. [u.-wee @ressing enn A Tchemette, -—- @ : . - t , Seange 2 Arr 5 ; —_ wo } ana en's . ' arniwood eos fo va, = a, ees en breakfast reem. beth ' ~ ~ -- ona siiver taht om i | ears ‘ tema Rerg eemze and Anna effect af the woodwork will be finished in walnut. The exterior *™ Seth, harcweed ts EINGSBURE 6615—Firmt cast. S-room NORTH @T l.tts TRS ath. shower and runming ice water, refrigemeien ioc i eter Ste Le , . “ - . : + . . saith, anal o — a - ~ — ——oe : ~ = : —ae large ries is«. (17h. comming wie o~s, disnes, maid P aene ¢ e ; - - : Moe? zs . | - _ =a eh 7 ced red til bee ' ware. stam: heat, | _*0eTument: will be pul in first-class con- aTTRa TIVE aAPARTMEN ‘ . cervice, tant tole :- ~ o P ~rd ° >To Aie\a.ae , =n - a ~ a . nm phear ete au ap kh es. | ' in a A ane er ~ ~s ~~. . . “- 2 en? ° . 3a . : sag ~ i FRANCIS. POCR ET Pro re 119 S °°: @ Stee " . Pg SE ene tt = . — - one : > . . " on - _— a : ° = —_ —_ . —— ~— s.aine = ~ ~ - buss zs ud " — ee I : : ae Ms. wes we A = pe. ee | > Bic: ; T Tt» = — Intern f “™) (i 7 —. e biel ' he. Bante s roof. The building will contain three baths and four bedrooms, to- #5: an | KINGSBURY 5762 — 4 rooms tle bath | tien: open SIX FTLL ROOMS wea LTT CO. St a0ema: Lae = 4 - ~ & + .- ~ - a a. ¥ a ' _ Bessie worl Dew a tie: ~etion from 2 to 4p. m. @aily. Corner] .sun room. open fromt perch: hacdwood EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER S17 Cheetrnt (‘TWO BATHS) —_—— iw MS BATH A Res age ) peter with the usual liv nid! saat * I A ee ah agg ~ a ed Se ee 3 eee. BATH 4 . ‘ ‘. + —. } moe : " 1L225a N aT. e Mm lie F men ‘5S | ome thie teodar . oes. Were Sluber Kea tip wosal pees} See Oessne acs 20R S Appir | Grae fein, eevee reas | rene Tamia cece teeta ie A HOME WITH COMPLETE HOTEL SERVICE Ada zee ‘ an’ ¢ 6627 ee ee |e Wrdowa OOS52M ocr Riverside | ty decorated. steam-heated Farage includ nnn RS, IE a ee STANLEY EPST — . on P : =" 2 * SALE OF “GREELEY. CHURGH CANADA’ § wo0D PULP EXPORTS Northwest a hae . a pe a “~— —_——S— — — = — ~ — on _ . — . - : . » — - : > a) A lien . " - . ran .* 4 > = m~ . . . 7 Tee e** Via = ~~ a’ _ —— — a’ » + ra Produacts © cD t rR" — ‘7. - ~ . a. Pie im 463 Lielimar >a *lrmrert 4 - 7s ~— “ H KODE we R s co 4 : 74 .. . " ~~ . = “ o*é ~ * . ~ “a ~~ - . vt _ _ & +5 ese aS om tl i a = -" ‘ . as 4 | ener 2 " on : , " “ : ail . ; - P er ‘ “s“ : . é » @ o« a: : a a 4 rR eet ae r $15 32 ” on Owe) - x 4 ow ana — aa ~~ : ae nd Re. c Pea: pe ow - £1 = Ai: a? : - j a MA -ER AY _- . ~er- - — a> . -— = ¥x rm ‘ * } = " -?r ’ ~ ° = a . ry. _ - “ 4_- a** ~ -_—-- - St sod hues & . & —s . a «A a ’ . . - : wn — ~ : ™ - 2 - - : : ; ‘5 . . - 9 ‘A eo a? “~#@er *~ * ~ ~ +. > - = : _ A core 2 rrres ~ * . 7 hae = in Ss a.ca “eo 4 ‘ . _ —_ “ - a . , - (and Warren : fe Chur . | —— ) P artieid : : a ——— 7 = _. H. RODEMYER ; om _—— suspen . ~_ ° 20% etre c ery the. BMaserene for ~“nenc =: OTTAWA. Dec. 25 Material in- -ACLEDE. 45(%6—The Lyndon. 5 ‘arge ATTENTION. NEWLYWEDS a ee Main 41724 e -' e ‘? - ———— 4 ey ym tata *_ = - +4 - ent Banry WW i Kate " | : pa it enim nateerendt and mas | Se i oe modern chor =. | | DARST-KEMPLAND REALTY Cc Kingsbury Court Apartments EAST HAR ’ rs 4 - : ~ ati rn »* . ¢ “7 utheast -re> Of ww: 4 > as > + =» oa a. 4 oe | i- - a “ = s ad ——_ her. »%e~ = © ~ 5 p a .*. S35 i - . . Ver air.aD - *'. ‘-e 4 4 2nd a : - ‘ . LAN CO : e= efor ind isiness, | ~ an ali —— : aan Fea Millar iors ayveon rd. and Peansy! “OD - ; ‘2 bed “45 aud : wMenty - - ‘ar . . ey - . > » . ——— . ~~ — *. “ — > * . 4 ‘ : ‘ coal , ; F and Marv * “ a a —— ee ee | ‘8 ar , 4455 rv desira he pen ‘arkYiew 03: ost 3 REAL HOME ments im perfect condition, reagopabie \- > > 2 " « eld | “> - 4 20 = a wh 2s "ace ~~ -- se — | s"oOF ~~ ‘ . . St. - SS Us - - 2a. a ee a, oe eee ey Ne iz wT rs ea + — Re) 4” ‘ = — a~ar* a : : 7 = Ten” Dae or ej 69 - : ® . ha. foe | bu and Li ‘5 ()56— Beaus:t >>> | LELAND. @2¢—Als reema third ‘lowe _ 5841-43 Cs tai; open or inspectee. ou Lan ahoaDw 2 . ~ —— “ - fa $ a* rie i. -~ 7.3 “— #e° ~~ 2 2 eh eh Dom SI ar ) =; = > 3 ? r ~* a & % | t e FPSTEI & ~)s 617 Chestn *. _— ' q Om “ i=. e ae ~ Y- ‘ = - 5a t ~*+ 4 . + > ae an? e 45 a - am re a —-— c(h showers -« oe » Ok ee ary - Sarte!4 535 ° 1318 MW. th. Aparment com=sisting of Sil & ; “oom ; . . * ~ ‘ ™ ' = “= ~~ = = ce? = > - ~ . . . le | “ : 6 a > 7 » + . . . ~ — a . . ' .* t —e oidiatiat Toa ass avenu aoe Sf anes Sree - _ nit —— Oa . ae pth, ed = wok > su a = ake at's 2s oo = “edroom. Dreakfast room. RO«LWA . m4 ° : . ——? r - . o-: x a . . " ~~ ain Go — silo¥e **'"j308 to _-_— - ‘nana * ~ “oe -a grrre 4 ‘he Lae *™ » 5 & ~— ~~ he U » or ip . = 2 S* ha et. a Mls S PF — . ~- eo ~~ a Sees —————— —_— > > ia ae . ect 2. . « apany © F - ; a a3 sOUL s © e to 444% con ~ a 24 OS ae --- = a ns oy ae 54°78 De ma~— Ve si 4tn > IN REA! Ww a 7243 “~a- CH. ASE P. TME XN water apd laniter service Ha MPs rT : : — - - > ' _ = —— - ” - é - . = - = - os oe a a —— . - . - at, for Alfred Scharfenberge I. i Stee $8. weed pulp experts tetaled “ee % S-room. efficiency. ‘ever ms 2 datne, ice refrigerscion: ga — ¥ > >. " os ern ? ° pee . »~ Tt P ui" 2 "esa = ~~ “ o pe a eins as = — > * ene . . ‘ . " > = _ .' ‘\ . Te Ss OT, =i) “hes* > rT? hoa? — rs - - ~ ~e en. ._ 40 OF SUL "asec a. . ~ = sve rental. 5u0 Cresta ut ad . CLINTWS iée t Fa = o SS ami ~.¥-S . ™~ as “ sat was . A oe —— 9 7 ~ are _~y - . ‘ . oom “7 tm - : W C. : “ = ere | WULF PoLL ad - —~ a. og Fite Rome ee gentle iil pum i, #9. EB ont Bet : McMENAMY RB ECO. 1308 N Grand | _ : _HOTSAM RE. MALTY tO. 18 North Sea & PLAZA ae ~ Olsl I fd € sis. Joe ‘ : »¥ ames Du ' “ zZa> _— : : ais — " >) av35o ‘a> LOOK WO FARTHE Seuth Side Pershing , ; ‘ " 2 - 7. a’ ~ > . oe? .-? . a3 o3 - & ~ a mm . = = ~~ _ - . —— ow - » -~ ) mending the sal fF a_$30.000 apart- ci Destrehan Btreet. flat. for Te- oo en , oth eat ana *a - gervice. ncee- 2 NEN REA ©... 9263 Detmar icT* 509 CATFS. BEATTIFUI SS So == — Alse Nertheast Corner of , ‘eo uM -. —! * ang * : rit +. leces Binakatiey ita Geotme J. Men. Manufactured paper and paper , eg aa rand 1378] MAPLE S754— Fem asnecmtment. new'y APARTMENT: IN-A-DOR BED. SLEFP- — eer APEH a | CHE. AP RENT? — Z ™ment Bulid ng wnie? “ prove. : . a. ; ar « eh, ‘a a af > 44 - ._* cae —- ee in st ae - = “* soorme its ‘oor oper ar Is*. rPoiRre ts ePrerr FRA TR. ett \ Iv > RSIT y , --= ™ SS 4:4.) A nA 4 he closed next week. This company . . oo wore et pal gs Sia a ea ea , ante ¥ s goo: sx tr Be a re $ ENCTN ERATOR: JUST A REAL OPPOR- ' a ciie f Hartwig-Dischinger $14 exported in the 1° hs) 5 i floor porta. 5) McCALSLAND 1316—Beentitul S-oom TUNITY FOR ONE WHO WANTS 1 {701 WASHINGTON BL. : ‘y oO , 4 new, exquisitely | scnreests Tm @ _——— ee ee ee olny a . . ad oo ) Fie ~ - . “a . = = ee . - . oo -—rn nad > Pe » : : ik reports the sale a iot in Ae smisom. S176 Maple ave- en g N } 2 ws com pared nar 2 on. ng sunGoe . . “Sy secoraied large rooms, HOME S-room ¢ neiudes hest. hot 4 Nice Rooms ¢ are Ef ticteney turn od Apartment ex Te 3a - . -~ oo - — 6 ¢ ? 3 . - - - . & . WV rT? nh ~-* ~ . zt z= a 4 > 7 ; BD . BRE. ; — 5742 DELL™ sz. = ‘pr ~ - . , e ~~ - _* v - e Lon ‘2 Sane a os - ve ” - -~ _ —_—- * lis she ~ _« ~~ > al : ~ 7 x i ta > a 5 weo@ Springs on Salome avenue i . for Lydia Lushe vith $9 5 for receding ‘ a. o o.oo ———— «“ wT ee Ce . . = ~ paren Nasager ot 281 Plane Ortem, ' en : - TT... e ~~ ae te che fnllow-e- ‘ =e == a. : - ~ sa S oes ’ S . ws -* a — —S. . a “o> - . “eT ae lle -——_ y a. — -~- — tices a . sy ™ : nites = mt ’ as ragilew = ‘ ¥ M - RODE wi 3 oe “i - | d . al es ward J. Dannacie ae family | “ iliiam Plagemann to a client of Sxpors of pup Wood DU PEINSSK LE TY : ped ee _ se “~ortieanst cormer Sarat and Westminster fain 41°74 — St vonnection, Ocatec on pe . ng loans a le |). nley .Eostetn 1925 period were approximately ee Wee dt BiXs ‘ =LAND. 1 340—Second floor south, ‘large ng Toom. dressing closet with Mur same bi | a mid ver look eg etment Su) : Ng » W eat meter . sea 5 ; Z ; ‘ .\ 4° e — a? : \ and : s TE a Tis {FP TD > 4 mare 'n- noe é " i- here = aé {2 nd ‘ = —- —— high point ove ; = sit om ¢ 0) Spar vam | a. See ee $5 greater than } }=4 .- : “oer al) modern ene —_ ~ Svs aun guia odin 1} J 7 3 shine on all sides, : ; ry convenient to best West End Shops, Aric. bam Re -~ : are teh 90 ¢\ -«r ® -e gc - rn ‘ @7' ‘ : ; - . . . in = , z — _—— ——— ee lace near De Ba 7%. — v } 7 v neriod Be gps se s $56 So EWENXER R F CO. 800 CHestra: in : S22 Chestnut - - ee of trust and $300 second deed 3 CKE E PCs woe. —! & ~ erarTr — : aie Er nn ~Y ¥ —. . a. ~ -_ TL MA L RETAN TA jee@ of trus | ’ secktmesii tanita tai ~- HLAWY-. M LA _ US— See : ( HE ,P EN wz RR WI NX! of trust on four-famiivy fat ~— we. MA m spartment qar and wou wont ~ pape ae i ce 5.48 PERSING AV. al rig aseace ae sveng.%y;- RAD BOULEVARD BUILDING CHOICE OF GERMAN FRIEND cursieis. murciomas com fee SE sous RINOSBER! cones i ae mune ——— "» WcMi!- 2 om . arth. ote are fixtures. furnace. in fine ming 2 — r oho oe et ow “ an . tc? -s - . ' $45. SA . 4 Pers ~~ 49° o "eora- - ai 3 : , ~ at *3 1“ ” . — oa j " : . ea mei it) — - . ’ . —_—- — ’ Tr SC anij‘or sem - 2 e ~s 2 : ‘ a4 i mJ % = ‘e' Gu Svenpe feat Marcus avenue |. The August @ Beckemeier Real-/ -DISCREDITS RIFFIAN ENVOY rU stack ne co. 21 mem. gone VSS EP ee REED EPS St Shores 34000 on Simg-e tat On - : a ee ea eT eS b of = SRN “A ‘ : ae a ms ee. ee | \ ay Ramen ee Deln noes “. = BODEMTER | r ce. nue mear Marcus avenue: $4900 on e/*ed-eires, SUN rand 2 ?@- Disowwerry of Comrade sane in _ en - = Mi " = ¥ ’ — ; fx) 4-ro0m —_ . a ‘ ee a Sik flats on : ass : .@ ad nea; . wen- a.‘s . ‘ : —_ . 2 Leesen~ Cha ce» P - a SRO WEsT FE . +28 — AIDE —— a we - *-—e. = * +o = = 7 - + 4 © > aa to bed —_ ” 4 I “= ? 7 = - . - a om 4. > ' °y -gecon Q e* ree o > : : non » snzAa- Siti - - e. ors = : “a of 4 +a¢ s*oree, . ° : ~*~ ; - 4 - 2 ~ m eatm™r Ea ” g . 15 > : 7a —_ - — Sede: rty minutes tr . 3 2 7 on * > x . - = —" e : ze French Ott tale. P . a = * i = . = = EE - , 5 + 4 — ers eo g : = “ 3 @ ’ a” er ™ ‘ow On Hig?! avd aver le "4#AaTr ist ~~ : = Ser is©é - a 4 = . i: 3. . ° - = oe. - . =F. 3— g 't.8 ea | kr ac Taras ° -- er « . - ~ - —-— FR. INK ] i i> HALL io“un town Sto res 5,7 . >. , -~- : . ar ie i + . ~ . > aa: ' — ai - ” ss. ‘ ia a fellow avenue 2750 on residence There has been a remarkable de- ~ PaaS, Sra ; ' - — a oe . —— ore P and Martie FrrceNxneE alt r Wr ——— 73 WwW ngs a Pot Ri kh weeM tai A ae wr a . . i+ - oe - — ° : >” R= | be aumim jf * ra _—— ra - = - = ~ ne ‘al Lew let in Fountain piace near Kingsh¢ veiopment in this locality withir ——— & . ; . ™ om “se = ~ shed al fee af z "OT TLOOK \PARTMENT niy one lock west of Grand Bl: icatres, . = > | : > -_ o - - ‘ "= - _ . : - _4 + — . a4 sa sia am - . — — am way: $2000 on four acs OF 18 SAes€ © 128i year, S8peciaiiy Since the in official circles tocar ° - the ‘ ents ‘. Va a - m5: os ‘ ew oa: me ewe = oF sad } cORvern- —_ (); 2 2 irs — 7 ij street "ea>r Thirteen’ h street. pe cP ee _ "A“2tr ° ~ oO? isPTar d bo slevard “~ & ‘ . ze ‘ - = ‘ ~- . . : - ° sence ; 2A Foor? eta? mn it\ “4 ed . ~ 4 . * as + -- _ m . ~~» Ne . . « a+ “ab n 4 i ‘ - ‘ : . : . = a ~. 7 " : ‘ P - n ~ 5 . a « , 2 aon . » m a ‘ ~~ x: "ea ~ or I% od - aecandg aeed f ~ ee . F '. ' - — « 4 ° >... " = _ ~= ~ > " a 6 = - —— _ ° > | aie aul _ . : . ’ sourt avenue; $1900 on siraete fos uasanty Buliding, des — ee Oe a Aba ——o asm LIAN 729 Chesten.. Gar S177. CRBS EF 2 BC Se Chestnut ———— > Line. SUTTOUNLEY OD} ond 50 ~ >" . "Ue "ear Theresa aie EWne fl es A **- @ fre > os - . 4 ” ~s aides , . "3° 2h — yi. Poe =rx . ers. oy - a a . ‘ . ‘ " and ’ ' 5 4 ~“T? ~ ‘ ‘ : , _ ayy gate i —s o.. mn ee re cenatrece EY SD ; West ; et ( hoice Apartments COMMODORE one of our finest resi- | “* ° . - a - s ' . . ” — . > 4 - — — aT, ”“ be * * > 4 “ _=_ _ — ; od =: : ee - = — - \' « _— c err = > - hae oat oo) ate wi ae J ' " - a alr. “iy i... 2 rece si =e - ~~: - Z a VW . wr 4 ; itt 7 mn ; ae a , 2 4 a ; 2 S718 PE R av . ; four flats on Belt avenue mear Mi- compeny manage ** PP EPSTEIN ‘si “SN. GIT Chestnut « : “ys — a es 4 — -stial districts 4 . oo --+ bea . if 4 » ‘ - ‘ , mer 2 Fe 7 ‘ ‘Tears. ; - ~ ~ S 4 ~ x s - “ “AOR pee) or reloe@es ** sn ' ~iche i Wesbae & & = ~ a . = - s — _ + . te _—_ - e 2 ” _ ware ° —_ = - -- 7 North Market street rear Jefferson JOHN GRETHER & C0 LEASE ~ , er caced 2 " - + ; ie a ee __ i r ' . " i Reautufu, and sitractive dn Cal ; IOUS ome, WitD- Rey 4 : avenue. ' . . : , | ST PL —} acre @ i flower “ ' 2 ' r. = SRA « Manacer Forest 919 ; : _ ; . . - meee M i. ROUDEMIYER s ce... 0. PANGBURN ANNOUNCES BUILDING TO FURNITURE FIRM =~. nee Sine Gh-gesee= “CLARIDGE” APTS, | == a | e er * a7 ” . 4 - as . . a ar ¢ ' . me ee | Wetle ‘wwe mpi’ “0445 teep TL sieeping = + -~ -~o> “ a ave tm- -. San "a od ’ r 7 *2 . NM ohne 4 7 " “ = om _ - > — . ‘2 6 ao G .. r 9 a. as _- fur 4% . ; r ? » > South ' lies : : A NI ca“ ; a } j ~ ves coend ‘leer ea . : rn $2! san 2 are = ad gaan Ay ar. me@Tl. , ~ a a . >a te Frank Dean Furniture Co Phis firs 2 yore = sig £ Sy EPSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestnat st nhone Certsg: T14 2 RENTS 960 $65 prem 25 CH EROREF, 73i—J-ream — furaiall iry Ist. 12 te - , Perg>urn reports the follow- chy “%~ x - = = one > 4 a ane . . linia rene me - on a - . P . —™~ ' °* 42 - % sa abana Te: ae eee Suen en , 4473 Olive a: = 5. > _" =m boat, mt a Poa : : - = gales, amounting to $124.550 1919-23 Benton gtreet for a period Ege . is wiite | lhe ry gies must! ONLY 3 LEP IT—RENT ONE $ and 5 room effimency—living rooms, | as Se & 7 REPRESENTATIVE ON THE PREMINES TASLE pst - - . cee a ’ “a : cia , ’ =, = : ay . " é ae ™ —_ rc . | ; 2 , ~ = . = - . . - ——— > oe - - et ~ ——a ~ ‘y, “= x-family apertmen: dui sine a* : *s*-\en v*ars j : . oe - ; ~ Bou g34 ZG -' ..\ ae aus e@t a ue —— , _— — > ~ ry - - ? », * . 4 > : : a : - : _ . . . . -« .s ‘ ‘ in ‘ia RIE . AT oS* ss _ . — - ~ : - 4 . armen = Lax? abc a " tine ~erte - se war : ” Alt ?../ — Modern. t aoner rant- «- Se “ on . ». : ——. e me . . : e » . = : - ,? - 7 _ ;- a . : = ; ¥ ~~. -t ae ms f ‘ to Hyrma Bar zand Mav- pre Bes 3 ~ ’ : a - 2 i ‘ tea a . ee : . o . a . = - ° ws ae o % a ~ + - ‘ ge | : a : . | . . m - a ; vi ¥ aes - ‘ - : - . — — - — : si . : : a _ “ — > . ‘ . — . ; Seay wzwaVtyr TT “ a ue” : to . a mrs : o ia - 7 en a ° - . a = a" - = - ; a2 9 . " -_ - P ~ > - oor * Lad baad Ti ° ve ; ; f ‘ , . ‘ : ° se arm ie i ¥ on : es ee See 194 acp 4 me bath $ 7590 : _ #217 OLIVE sf. aneed a = a pie : {- sx; : a? 14, ~ ms .- \'« Wa! “+ bs a ¢ i "Te s De . ‘ — nea 4 ° . a«’ Roe i Da! o ’ > “Poet? sD 40" ment Torr “=. “aS oy ce ~ a . — — : stores and eight flats, for Tis Max Balk to Mike Gagliane ‘ * 4£0 ance “Tt 7 “4 Ste2 Pa irs BA : _ OP; Chestnut. - Teri. 6 moms and 2 bathe 135 00 sonabie -= iudes beat apd bot a — we. © - , rs + : , : _ > » 7 . * ?. .* . —-* - Ty i “{ R ‘ = .* *. an B. re ho ’ eZ ° 4 Via - oe Karn? 1] 4 ’ ae —— Herey m - ~ = a _=s a is bd 3 ae = ° an —_ * : - es “ . ° ef z. A ~- «a? »™ , | ‘ onenee 4% , 3 ae 129 00 weler anc — acliter service. _— i) *& MA *~ 43 1 d= Ree uti*u ‘y a ; x : - ° " 4 P > 2» -, . . ‘ : : T " : . : ' . i — . bh.od ws ~J 8 : - ti- r ab = = . BG r * aD = mse * ss - ets ot -s _ ~ 1s — ) ‘o Bera) Fre: pel; remigence at 5556 Biddie street. a sizx-room residence peace or behalf ot Riffian ; vine ’ = o* 7 ~ lavzce 18 iv. £91 ‘ashingten. 4 reoms end 7 ™M. x. ‘RODEMYER 4 co acu. 5s —— lees, oe wt DT So) Menenfeld Real-| with lar “eed, rogaine : a cA l—Ideai acuriment f'rsi By ogg : k henette 00 re. ee ae iA CSCHE a age do a.©@rva - 6 ~s - . a - a ge = 32 > - ~ eas ® - © = ?3 sti . - “«é * zg°s . ~~ - = ” — “ = ME a ’ * > ™ , = — ~~ Ses 4 . ? ate ~. ° ’ — - _ Calin! i a place for Geneva Curtis to Frang boulevard. a six-room residence, for MOSLEMS WILL AID TURKEY ' ee z porch amt 2TON EC & 2 ( @COT?. 800 Chessex: IPO 1 CHA . [BE] SEAT ——— = — ne i : LE , ’ ee : : . > - : . ’ . > " " sj . > 4 7? - —_——- — - 7 we = 4 — = - - > . , - : _ 7 - -_— = A 4 ; in _”* at ca ~f am? = a ; . ~~ flat at | E@wards Mrs. Amy Littlefield to Misses Ann me gf ' AtSE 4 sooms aih. gas. eile NE LR PRINC IPiA ARGONNE ” _——, eanaie a — | LINCOLN 34612 79 Brown: singe Terrace, Westmoor, for a ciemt to and Agnes Donnell) Conference Invokes Indians to Re- * ' ian 2 el ; Oe sain eat scenic Just mpietec: 4 and “xm sper 3664 WASHINGTON BL. and anter sewice 365 a maa Sarah Rosenste = 7 a OTTO Y, SLY AND W, WwW. SICKING . Mam Passive if War Breaks. . ; "ose er tien o : __ =. LOC ER MOFLLER. 9:9 Chestnut. {| so. tc. Open fer imspection. Baad S-room efficiency: includes beat, Bot — = SATE ©6404 _ — ar r . — —————$_ “ids. “—4 rooms “un a~uFT ject. rate “ ae . San ‘| Water. gas a lectmecit Only ha’! ees - ' S oenemiindll — ——— at a oo “a — : : . o* ~ » SET IN NEW SOUTH WALES TY COM atic or 4 Ae ate \TES. 5227A—5 rooms and >a:h. steam 3 and third floer open ook: NDERSC N-STOCKE-B ERMANN block west o | . %, uP - 1 “ NN s - 4 ’ ete , ._™ ) ’ i a. ~ 4 - . : ba . > 5 : Se pas : 4 a. ~ oe . = aD — - — - -— a . . “ne T0 FORM REAL C0 : ~~ ; ; a > . _ ees = —-- . — - — ; +o uagrer -. 42 ba | E — T ‘; + + ha ro - rT a th _-overnor Ww ill Quit as Protest PANY Pa "> 5. ™ . > ; PLESAING. 3oe—5 °r reoms uB periwr PARKLET' +B AP ART MENT : “.. a. R0eeNYER s ce. oa bor: nat -OrnD — o¥.—"iS3eC@ @2n2nual caiiphat con %er.- . - rr sie efnut and sieeping perch. first fleer west. Against Labor Appointments eed te AC Melee | anne reacived ; emia SGA Geka — oe ey. § | o_o BPSEEIS & SON. 617 Chontent of. 614 PEKSHING AV. ] 1S S. Sth SF. Main 41960 SURNISHED APARTMENT —@ te AGENTS’ RENT Lists ~~ \PARTMENTS Pum BRENT MA ome 5) »: i” — Ox *% > “ wal ~~ ‘* - » - a : ; . ~~ _* - wrt 3 NK “iy ws . . e - : =>! “or. ; apactme? j rooms. 115 % “ |e _ - ») ~ - - \. ~ ° . & a | a - o = a ~* f an ° . 4 aa et aGu ls » - a . - . os 2 . . ° » . —e -- = ‘ - _ ‘ - * — ieiediinee _—- PD mee - 2° _* . - I" Ae ” 4 ~ ate Pres af " ‘ @ - . . , a - . Ff ~ - . = is a - © = — Ea: a > | —_—* ? ss ° » * > ao oa seme a sein a et IR et tn ye - ott , «yt - 4 . ~ A a = b a m . - ~ eo Be % “ s\, — , . ma ‘ P - ie . ‘ - 4 em wmoxing Por. ~- em. “a a ae a « . ~ ~ P beeen ——-. — . - *. . s - . ur . 7 Py [2 ? a , T\-, a2 : ‘ .? ~ | « I EB _ : zg - J - e ~~ ’ * c s a oe iT. a age e ai be os ’ -_* ‘ "# . “ar as | 7 : T DwWwe \p TtJ —— ~ moe elllin Orne t a A . ’ == " _ ~~) > : eon , sd ss eee : “= — . . ; ‘ a ; : ' ——e mee w : ~$ teor - ' : - * ~~ Thy Mey Ge & - (,overnor rd ' . _ ~ g ‘ —— « _ i ‘ ; . Sree ah 2. ; . ba “oe = we ‘ : ~ ™ tw han Shas - = : © ._.™ ie see s ae o . = 4-4 4 a +4 « _ - 7% ; : " ; = - —_— - boteet 7 — = e _" Cand omar Mw : “~ Ss ate? Ve - reetisu Le —- Pos? : ° “a . A: 1 . ° -_ a» ¢ ° ™ - j vie a? Se tw 4. mew “oar “=. « - . re > es — a — = 4 > ~ - a ~ ~ * oo . = - -_— . ~~ a OEE: . - ; - ~-*- ‘ —_— -— i- “ ¢ : Ye |_« ts 6 and :. ‘ va ce = Jou~s A WATKINS. ~~ « hetont. eX CDOTT: y\ AT erPon ‘— . — rpnets , - ea: 74 : / t: webs rested * _*= ¢ c* th : at PrP «sOVernmen? « ms S1- P 7 ’ : - 7 ‘Pes = ~ =e —— —a 24 x : -f — ; ' : : ’ en's eat nee “ue” .’ af \ 1S —" os . - = = - i 4 . — 7” a 7 . oe _ ' ’ & t . = a ‘4 new as . Se & - 4 4 se at Ps ‘ & Ss 4 7 a _ ‘ ane ~ a “ - a GQiis s ome * eM 2 "The | * s&s " ° fa =e a re elex . a. 7 FLA S FOR RENT ut . ; je ad ee . & : ~ a ° - = . . = —_ , . _ ~ . - ad ° Pe : o =. = Pd & ees 4 * — F en ~—e : . Seiten ¢ “ar ° , :; — . - -~ = sn . : ’ 4.4) i‘ Yi¢ - ta > Was 4 Ml H. RODE’) ER & ¢®.. emt oem ; . . ” : ~ ° ~ , Ths reg UTrst Tor Li2¢ ap hs tr Ris ™)" “a - J of Disepat dB. “ oo‘ -" > . Pesoi Uutic — - — - ' a ‘ - is ' . es 2 : a r~ ' a Via . . ; , a*- Ge apart : - ‘ . on) = oe ere = : ‘ ' ‘ >, * = = eelnrit ~~ uo . _ _ . “Te . . 7 = & T = . - — > — —_— —_ 4 o ~ ~”~ ® : . ws v ie : Pree or ten r ~ WASHIN roo’ o: " —MNVrs Les alis i s=.s = = = . — __ . ee | r : : ~ | = = Ade 7 . BY ra ~ 4 « ae sa ~ x . ‘ i — — = 5 — a rani eoe ee _— 3 on) - one ‘ . a ores hee rut as sa « + an@ the Governor: not being ‘avor- . wight e le vis af she Ga. a" = a Cis ie : ie OF 4 . ‘ s. - ; : “ac . ~= = . LE 7 STEIN Siu than *S are ——— _ a ‘eo sa Diet > = >. “ _-- ~ ae + s- . ‘os ~ : o . a . - x - -_ - : ‘* a : 7 ¢ ~ : — . . - al P “ - . ~NIOHnreyv Ps - «° . = — OHS He “ABBOTT Real iter ~~ ‘ eton: = " > ? ; “Sa cr ‘ sav 44 . Ww R = > as ; «te . 4 lew ts ré 5A 4 A = - . : - - : ~~ . ; red o- : =? -* r = > —- - = ° ~ e . . - —- — . _ _ i —E - aed - — —_ r . a OLY @Gispos .» .OWaTC St a@=TOr. as eid i nt W “a CLP a . NOG 70 tae wae . ~ er 6 CO [wecaemee Cmenené. "es ~Y 2.3 " : eT - VLAR tt TH Fy ANT = , As | " ’ re* - _ es > . . oni.erernrce A. =) a4 - inde 5S . - aes —~ _— \ 4 > a bs y “os deta eect: . % g a _* = * vy . , = * _ + -~ > . _- Ss . then * es , = . - .% r— es a. T= — .* , +7 ,Y : . ; ~ , = ba , . , ¥ as ree . baa Pt .o s+ bg > . ‘a ana ® n =~: - i SA — 2} a : ‘oS 1a ** at she Bu . ¢ — = . s a “A 5 ™ mis ~ -**> ~- = * . ~ > ~~ —s 7 v .-s _ t+ ~ t ' — , . * * Tili¢ aa > 2 Tay Lak 4T MARY LAST bf — . .- % = Oy - a‘ - —_" fon , . . ree. = > x 4 are x . ’ : “ re'ars ivMiice nm on ds oe ‘ . ~_ — . a) ae “3U0-.mOSie r. tiled tl ess sere, buat a BAD ile “Ss ssc. oe + . e Only tom Inet av he — cir, RA reas) s cit - L — The 0 "A a> — > . era use oO. Ira 7 a “i - . a y rege aeeir , 4-2 men ag "FP > ’ , t yer? s . ‘ 7 a an ao : ’ ' eS 5 — POO. —a = =i4 Rr ® aU The ane har te . rs ~ ‘ae &® & : @ «4 5 te Ae > ; » > = ' . . . — _— . - —- - - * . . nan ™ r * i - ‘ —s ¢ . Asse % - . » a ad 5. ~O.G er -% .* s Caugn- "Ae Re . 7s Ce alee * in ~~, “ “= ae “a 4 ; : wit nx : me ¥ : ml n ner ma O me §‘ ~orme 5 RA » “4 > oe verbet te > a , . “—* -~* - — , . — > . s ~~" _ , . . - > - = = ss \ s aT = 4 ; ~~. a - «a = a= - a> oi, , 4 > . . — ‘ : - : re? & provrcing toe apPpoimime: ©: er rieien contracted cn the Unked ’ ~ - ~ - > — . ' > os g “om. a carase space th Sas LINDELL. ea 35008 Ball: ¢ rect. a > "| = ia -@ ; “ : Ah : ; ™ , - 3 a : : a ; ore. : Tr’ ; 7 : : A eC ~ > ;¥ wc . von - : Vu =ates inspect nN i. sOonGgegs oc ; ‘ a: 7 sac put AJ . on as4 as ~e se . .& ga~eee cenote $75 $105 “ ~ ; - + eos 7 rier Ft TLDS *. : me bath clectric. ' Oh a ETT he ie t Ag ic Ma wiLIMsaratiien 4-22185 “G. ti ~—)'M> T MINE. Closed Bank Pays 30 Per Cent. ina BO Decause any :iimess of Ber- of Hea FITESCY Arak TMENTS ae az in a EA" ad = all , * , ~ 7 , . : : ; aT , r= ie - _— Premae me) * ele ‘ — ——— ” ee : “HITE. ENAMELED | | hs m™ SPRINGS. Mo “tely cured. Mrs. Davis said. PRANK H. COONEY DIES AT 83 ee Sheatoet, © = jemranie: leaving town. Parkview sae yo aaa —— - saat: c ” HIGH-GRADE LIVIXG ROOM, | a ~— “Tooma, eHOCtrEe. | py be . DF EADY GRE si—Beewtal Freer: on W. B. SHELP & CO. = Pane aoeewe : ms 1 oe a = rm 7 * " ; ; ' - > — ‘ 3 ~ . » he to ~ ms : ; 7 Dee 2) epositeors of the Firs: en she a ed in Washington —— : , = s a ae. Beet. eg Sa Ss et ogee TURE Mtst y : ~ Sng 4 Wa *? 7 ; " 4 ~~ * : . ‘> Pow | ~~ - , a’ ee : Mma > & ~°** eF¢ ~~ rT 3° ad . sTMi pe f ‘ MmnetT Fished WwW ith sth - al bl >4. 2 _— : T - = ~~ . _ or b i he (= . ‘ . 2 af rT. *r T nh eae {| rer ‘ I aT TY Lb. ot i’ Tri 4 us a e « Mad - j : ai | ee ‘ WA — } . : i= = ot ¥s = : | , : . “ . - ‘ : - 3 Lis F 1 ES \: ie. i? inf = DELMA AR ll mere § ~ —- 7 tees ; las? J ar ry . : - ? — ar i.e « M -~ a ‘av e en: . Martin Van Bures. ~* —" « - . - - i«- P : _ - 2 | »& '* 7 il . ’ . ~ ones — % —_ _— ™s a4 ° las . : I Ss said » Oa ee gee ; TASH ; saint . — wt oqemed it hom 4 . ; ees on — "i - ra ~~ 4 é x" ‘a a ; tha’ ah . x as an . T . ,1 a> ee .oe y 5 2 -. ; _ ~ ~ ohh STRACT T & = & rreerrn«. m@- bed. a ec" 4 , . “= ; o> ‘." Mu“ aT rua’ . a ~— - le = m Ns ° ae : Marl e firet ‘leer 4 trpen. — -— - ——— . a ' —~ - : — — ™ ' . " ii 4, , > ~ : =... = Tz ~ é - an ean ~~. & “ ; ji- 3 a : Wea . - _ " o _ . _ ‘ ~~ _ - — - ——— - iy o . moal's Saat. re rar au Deen in (he best of kea’+h Sac — ’ at = -*Sen 24 ~~ — ¥ -— twa J. {I EPsSTEIN- > =IN. 66ET Chestnat «T. “se 2 ort aTavab) us new mod Met Al SLANI Ld urs - Peo , io. arfieid , . hari : ge - a ae, 6|| COCR Es ~— elt friend se = + An. on >= Serr tz 5 New 5 - | or ulding 4 ar “=r aparimente mente 2 rooms $27 3 mace SS LACK. teh ‘ : eaid $00 checks, ranging ’rom 31° wary Davis continued South on . = sadieesdiindis’ :-. ali oe eee MAR. So0¢ (A ‘e— aan SOHN H. ASROTT. Reuter - Cwertrrt rTM ip and gas . oe A > s+ \e . as : - 2 ‘ ’ = + 7 2% 4 = . _ ‘ ~+ age - — t+ —-- - - : r _t ees i. : . " a : - > ; 7 # ; $35.000 Fire at -weet Springs Tre 2 - r . ~ Ono are tare _ ee ee zs eee : ai Ww) “Seetn yg’ a. ; LW tk’ or “ oe : * Pita 4...@. ~ ”_ a - ’ rr “= = —— - = . . Sa 5 = ~ 4 ‘ ° » § ~ >. ad > 7 ‘a . xn? -- ; ‘fi ' RAS _¥ Nea 7 EDALIA, Mo. Dec. 26.—Lass = was & im New York in Real Estate "par men . oo New 4 nm ef! be avdwoed & Fiat. = — - +. RT VW . $736.000 Fire in \rkansa-. [ predablr 335-000 resuked today -‘4- and at scho Was a studgen: UMA! 61 358—F"ne 5 roeme. sun * is 40H 4. “ABBOTT _Reaiter. 708 Cveetre 6- Rt MM APART: [ENT ——s =—— = _——— hui.t-'t ‘ — ,. *orrrerT "r .' «© wonoeee, beth bet- - a ‘ * * - —_ - —_ mv 7 —_ ~ ~ — — —_ = . at . Br the Aseria Pewee ww 2065) Lape ‘““oleonnade ioerel . = the famous suffragist. Suean R Sees por Re" a ' A S46 Kirgesbur bi) ss @ twat - ' rt NV — = -* = _ ti —— 5 om ae . we owns cerece 5 . ee’ : ii.01L.ei a ' . a- Aes’ “Usa eo 1 = Y . Wr, eeant 7 reerms b a x » Neo = ; s Oa os, , ery a Oh Tl. i Py a ' §. mr 25 . a : + ™ " x > — oe — 2 a ~* hut sm”, me. ate os Pen we rt i » ™ 9 ” ‘ =Fxla. & oi ry 7°! be 7 “= ‘al * . J "= z™ 4 . Py lama > ated 3 -d. kK fire from he ia sty b ~. : = — an ee A ' . _- nf . 5 . . : . “ —— : - . : . ba & ~*~ = = “e | Ineo: Pa ~ ,ae ; Fle ? g* i “ - £"s } _ . —— “ = p — : rt ned 4 Use Le) ss a . ape _ sar hen * > ory = eee a — : ‘ - -_ . * - — ic ‘ ° a” . . hat? > a) , bad “ 48 i tae ‘u : Oca’ ; OE oa Bi i.e. Z AID ao ~ prea ? ew ; dna SAS 3 ‘ ~ rs oe, * ~" ~ Sun Dal » A a Se ~ . A . « - = / , TVs r ”_ “—?¢ ‘ o ’ . o-? = od P c Po a-s : " "a " - rT) wed oe “ “ ‘ a P 2 an . 4 . - 4 ™ «5 ~ - 7 : eee , v4 ° > ° ‘_—- . . ~* : +. -~ “* , rn © os .- > . 3 rr . fire » hd anaemer + * .* apa f.c44 CRVPionpe | **e % iat Se eel seed - Foot es 3 = ith a oa : . ” ‘ HY Rents S75 o $i accrrt ig «in a * a _— tits * _ oo : . a ' , FLA > = \LTY 700s HH ABBOTT Kesiter "88 Cheetrnr 8.033 Anortmente 412 N Gee - - : . , ~~ — -s ‘ tten £ ae, te SS Of a 2 ib ze ~ « _ ai ‘ no see HMarvew furniture aarce c . iz x -r , ~ ae : — iq] Oar menrs 3 & (anc « : parla Manas: 4 aus . « nem. = : “ALTERS eracTy «oO Pease ' . ies . 0 4 ’ a —r* ~~ oe 7 ® eun: a WASHING PY ee “ac Tas “Ss: . ‘ft - ” sy ODF ~~ Tiex it ~eeme aa tome Clete = a , = ' > ork 4 , ~~ ‘ _ ._ « a ~~ s~- . "e7 -- +e es Sa) ? “4 ~“ T 4 ie ied ot ° ; . ea fh 4 — ermton, Ark. [nm addition to th. a lid sidera 19 900 000 for « M _fegr: pens cour [mion. See LEVI nooms and . Sas - ¢ -: fjamage to the Firat X : for Gold ming. JOHN “ABBOTT Realter “O8 Chesteut, 4 = eter. saree See gee gee : « OREON F & RG — H we wl N a -FF RENT sawmill plant. «ight brick jry @4™age to the First National Ba ie Aseciated Press ' a: ¢ RASH ONGTON Gl l—Fiesi -y 7 109 N) Seventh V rN J m %. SUV . ' : : : : . x 7 -_ * — % a ee ota oe ; x > e Pr * | ann { f ; , i \ “es PpntD ~~ raehe -_ » _ i} ™ = -- . > —— ——— - : a ] Pr (be Ase ete’ Prowse SEATTI . Wash er *6 a ip. _ $3 4 «athe >a at -—lrecms an WASHIN'- TON 3843-——t4¢ “oor: @ rooms Thin? floer. 4 ems and san perior , " " = : — . j " . “ —_ hie « : - — “ «i Miaad sere an tthin the "~~ oh ey e ‘97 a a i _ . =~ “air on: te apa —. e. 2 or a } me ‘ut - * “ee ise c~- Bg. ar 4 or + air ~ \ Pp i t. Tr ‘ik X TY .- vite . e —— vo wrrn es . . a - . MI _Ww 4/ ALE. De. - 6.—~— Ma? Rr. tomeald Paw ~ AZO A “ee. -“e- P : _ - . . P ~=. . —_— . we - . - a seme a ° = | Fs owt nr . ea re = as P -~ ‘>=ce ‘ YY mar” > q “ = & = + ie ~ eae ; —— = — = M x. Rr = & rn . ag | ry AR\ 4 . ~~ _—— —~ ‘ . AL 8 A- 3 . of ; W. Corbett. 73 wears old. former , Seattic were co rm s scnounced today by: tenar kriew 29 HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER RE. Co Main 412 ee oy 485 VF Sus Bio Sond Garay —— ¢! Se! | D btegemr: —mn- Nerman “. Stines lamager of the EASTGATE. “\'1—ist floor euth. Sine “*& and “hestrut sts ee | & Feeing Seen ful Waesehincgtes ani ~ ; ~ otf atiar > ~~ , ; ; ang in ' " . “ 2 Wa - - —_ i i eOo8e- “"ocem rr eter -_, ~ . (or Tari or aad Mo Pheer ‘ ee meee? oo iow an — Rent bieck fra here and ; * s w ‘ - ' . ai . © : TIn “sa Tac Ste anne. re. q t.ful apartirpe * — = . - . ee omome —_" « @ Pet sec al eorte> fo aces- 4 “come « | aD Ores 2eet ar $75 st “=. - Lin _ ® : - bebe een A ido and LAree cBi.- Eng! iah Rubber Trust. Lconemize men bw ~_ *? > > ime euPTr ™~ ” are rr ‘ng be oreo +% - - ear : »“o" w 3.27 errnnd : “Te oe ag iter paw dh ’ — . ~ wee eau area , nmap we = aie a h- Farmhank <— Lbiiaé , oe a it - [. pe apen ag ther. niehbed. clectrie sewers, en rubber, New er a rem. hell ee : & Rt: S00T™ 900 hex nut, “MS. BODEMIER & .. Phone Parkview 0148 frigerators. etc. without S Miner from Havana Cuba. MoSSssel AL TRUST co. “ ATERMAN. 5575-—7 reems. 2d weet, § Main @1°¢4 109 N. Sth St. mon E @ 1. & Seo, SO) Chesteugt eile cates: reference Han J040, J. L. BPSTELN & sO, 617 Choe —— —————— . gg a | mer 6139-6055-4078.

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S| NDAY, “a DECEMBER _ 27, 1985, -_ TT Sense FOR } RENT : West BD scoupiit 7, 1928 __B¥ 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today: _ es RTMENTS (FOR ‘RENT [FLATS . FOR RENT—Central | FLATS FOR RENT—North FLATS FOR RENT—South FL TS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR R RENT—So nora FLATS FOR RENT—West _ | FLATS AND aP’T's WANTED -_ ye se IS, 2 rvone LFRED, 2119-253—New Nate, just com- | MeNAIR 4 ' RK. I235A—Second fioor, 4 rooms LEDO CED TO $55 AND $60 Mi T.AThk, 148¢---3 gooms new [° Fypnished Fiats and Apts wie 1) o> Large Rooms and bath . ple ' ~e “ - picted rocme, breakfast nD alcep- cas elen* h) open ’ a oo s . ) , ‘ +? , +? lac. Hace tmelide « , ay ’ ’ West A: ~ LaA.>4 , — ; . ' - ote garate 4001 4 Ty cy Den eon t $32 0 ing ee Ww J ABBOTT } Fal vy 4 i ‘ a ac al a aes at o> , o~t ave ‘ : - bath, ¢ 4 : ta ‘A S4i — AVARTME VT Wid ; Ti Lea ~! ; Con . Wil 4; arage, } : ’ ae ~ iig [x . 2 , \LAL MeNATR Sw > rooms. mvudert “new tri . bert - wea te eat Tre I WON PR 2 1455-2 roome beth, Cie . Preast zn ‘ \ ar . oe l : iA = ATi i acm . nut = (co? Ly vecorated., Bite ENI J \LTHEIM : Sis Chestnut t SA.) h! a8) jost-Lhapat™ ‘4 tt . Sned § OOD. OREON Fa Be es, , 832.50 | ALFRED, 2119-23—New flats. just con ' WALTER JONES R. E. CO. | Ih TORS. ATTEN. ION Giick R. F cw. 822 Chestnut et garage. _ Ses VENT Wid. BR — . . ./ ’ . 4 wv : ‘ he : | » ; “ ' : " e ery > ’ . : — ‘ a aA ‘ =~ . we : ~ . . : . . — a ' Tw) ,* 1 ' ° ‘ ° PINE, #)-* = = a CLI t17 — 5" ‘. Northwest Neted, 4 rovms., an.am ro See H1s heetnut 8 : H423A SS Grand: oOo roome @ bath, MoltNT CLARA, 1411—3 rooms, bath an ri ae ys ~ é& or @ months: en “ ’ i“ ‘ . ‘ : . i) >» -_ m4 ‘ - a” ; z ' . i . - 7 i , ’ } ‘ : . 5 ' oe oT Die . . , — edt) . " 4 , A's Ri, ‘; Tt oN ‘ et ’ = 6 a ‘me BO McREE- 43$9.454——.} rooms path e i mar GawW PL s1O0TS imet- water heat PR ASOT . plectr) gi re (entra 1} . ahak art ‘ eS . . viry rt / na new it CP COTRL tan, ) 7 clits : =? vj ' ‘ oon. ® eectru : aa Hao toh » ont ‘ARK— +. oe 2 MAN | 4 ° ' Aled yd So te $4! ' ® _ = . Ts fie ti ee \ . ye PR LDN J rue: Hox : oh brow’ Liat ACLNG broki =] \ ‘ —~ >. i boy ‘ . 7. ‘o ’ , Da 4 wtt \OE*S \ REALTY cw) — . . . Mu REF. 402° 2 mde | ’ 8 Ooms and bath. a ee ‘ yy - i+ ‘ ;? 0) . } a ms: ath. , P — 7 Vv ane \ Ey Wa —" ght BR) ig Mix }> soe 4 $4 a | Ovia, imovue rh — a, . et om . 4 ‘ ; ' - ‘th ‘= ‘) ?* mse and fe * 7) i+? a DWELLINGS FOR + yer ,¢ ' : . re - . fu ¢ E te) k a eOuth of ‘jor anit - _—— rent S45 worn . e tomy —: , , r’ shed rare ° onen ~ i tt. \ 125 PAR ry ee S10 . -~4 : Ooms, reasonable ' elWwee " shie@h Y a LIL-EN, Jsli—.+ rooms and &itchene ‘te Ww RODIEK. & co - Spied et orem & rooms. nats Met SRE RR Kot). 801 Chestnut | BI NGALOW _ San ~ nay “ irshi beat fully furnished 6. HiRSACH nti. Lite , > eA way and Buaciid steam beat tile bath, modern an ee yw ao = no steam bea SO0 1 a: ome S*. 5 P raj Ptridae, laces Late, Norma ee ere acluding sun parlor, gRs 1 30 ; ASHILAS y2OL- 4 f ardwood | cess! &47 G18 S. Jetters McNair. 1916—3 large rooms, furnace.) OLIVE 47212—Secosd floor. 5 rooms: @tl | fii ; . . . . 7 ; o 4 .€ ‘ a © 4 . rc > efficten ’ - ni we ta : , - * , ar na “4 ntl s free re aie ; ~ qo” heet nes A \OLALA sr N—)} i nis, Hot wacer- $i decorate ti ve tor ery > ' ; ’ , ‘ . as ~ ; Pe . . = : . . ‘wh -. : . -_~ ‘ ws it - . ’ .% = o . _ . - > ’ ° peer. T sant we — > T : , 2S +? gO , “c! | -AlL LEN, 2620—4 nice rooms: bath, elec heat: oe ! ones } ) VANEIBA TE a! tonen ws Seine & BRO. & Pt Central ‘> ’ ‘ " —_ ; ,™ T4 2 ; 4 ire. . - : oe > ae . a * iN | ~ »\ ‘ iN _ ? Fr. if . m . . . , af 7 } nad ie . ove ‘ " . ~ age “yt BRSHING \ I A it \I i we , ai nation / PO L. td al eT» .t 4 . . hot-water heat ic, furnace: £40. (pen. . Lt} aid Cheatnu’ yy if T \) S { yN\ ‘ m\ } 3 1 (i RR De em me ig . 5 - . ~e POURTEEN rit ol? N Nine rooms a4 1 10) new! 2G Tham : ewiy a tea ow A. T. JOHNSON o ‘ (K 1 N. h. 7 — saa oe pone ae AA PPI SS a toilet —— mies ‘ ~ . ' 7 - ] ; — 2% ~ , . ' ar BR ig “ LF J vLLL. K, ‘ . eAN Gartield MA } P 7 1233 NCW 4 rv " ‘= As ve 4 | er | » atest TI a MISSISSIPP' VALLEY rrRt eT ' 0 asain ¢ a ¢ Or, Kas, water: $12 pes RA 152S-28A- 3-4 - r ra GiDHsA, — =e 98°56 DOUGHERTY, $03 Ches men ' See today MISSISSIPPT VALLEY TRUST CH Reel ietate Department “Oris. . / : LiIINTH 1 Sieh ON - - 0 : = : , ; ° es 5 KN TR ONG Loh - ~. Ss ee \f ty Tt eee. New oO ave eT; es mei yt ere! t Love Re Eetate Department BH — K | i> 44) rr he enoms ra th Spr m . / : 4 ‘ 1a! toil at : Tié . ty a i ra ; Sj : . - onl ‘1, . .¢ . . . ° enue " ° _* * . " 9 ; ’ - . . -~ - >» ~ “ " “TT” . ’ " every con Ry howe 10s cr ¢ JOUN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnat, Goi4 102746 rooms. bail was elec: ARSENAL 4 | ~ slenping vorehes. tile and a DOCTOR OR DENTIS PAGE. O137—--3 roome, S.A. Smith, | PRANRTEN, $8°0 {Sendo Chest - . wit. : , ‘ “) . ‘ y . “ rur ‘ naruw _) eet ss _ 2 , ae A reenn) - seer : nda bat? gas f Tr ‘ oT alana P . ; . ane + aotia tile “" rn . % —_ , Tih ’ ' eo , oe _ —_ OLIN Fe a = 7 roome a! 2 : , pied. , os ‘ t i? ; (Fi AT . , . Oe" x14 : a ~ : tri \ .ieCm , - j “er ty ve Par > M ’ rt ' ’ , i * 4.3 . ‘ = " ne : Padi ee oe ; rvoms arn path il dem eiectr sari lL, idell S7T14R. Fas aud electric. - vet lux — =. meg Corl Lit- * > Tooma, te fit § roome. steam heat, $65. Grand 6613" ea Grand LO] ! flat. i lecoraied, rent y $ in heat furnished: adulte only . a residence: idea! | | » ." | \ ; , ” oo 1 = i- 4 a } TS ba * ‘-_ ’ ~) rs ’ arhe 1 ; Lu * heal : . -- s . s >: ® 7 s! ave 7 as } »- TOoOmM idenc . ' a) irnis i « : = ,kSeN isi i— yw € ‘ sun ‘ ‘ i o—— Ne } ; o . bua TAY se oe 7 . | tA : oome atenam) heat it rae ~ Lindel! 1040 — ¢ s . ‘ Lye le ‘ : rn hath. ) ~ bu | @ seers seam *A nara’ ' ~ ‘ ahead its « e OS ' ye 7 ms sd lat } ” ; * Na A NI _? _ *Peig) ri.) > om ‘\ ¢ \ ¢ at 4 ‘ ’ rs ; ” , ear o ¢ ‘ - rea ty re “ LTA) , aDout aT ] 0) ‘ " adway - ~ = $ : “ . W \aHtNGTO? bal 1eel- i ros and ve = ve . as se t ‘ A « - . % ‘ garage - modern , rt — te 4 =] rerrara'N te > he. They ch } IA the $34) '— ' Puts, ne wy cecora ed «(¢@am healt. Fo particulars eal! eo : NIN G APA RTMENTS Ss have « atioe ete. ¢ lovere BPRPILILIANT S28. 4 rooms. mod- pi tent SA——S large, light rooms. bat t. Grand 1001 s s th t ' reasonatie MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO hed ‘ ay Ginna . . : ; - = a . . : ‘ODO sUGTHS. iol ee ric os . ‘MI Pa NI mIEOA Reattifu 7 ian’ ae ou wes Parcsic 408°8 4 oms, furtiace Path, Se ' Real bh #tate Department ——— ri 5336 earn : , DL INS me 4 ’ — . os wert x — “a LL, @--5 >» TOwmSs, heat an ' er Kore $4348) LRSENA MoS .. ¢ 7 $4) tj “32 50 Grand 10403R (ch 4x) ———————— . on wr a afin ar J LA : th—- | s t ‘ > - . vk } try) ee rt ii4 . . ‘ “aisysomat 7% ‘ ‘ ; . BOON | A ty st UU? | es ‘_nes it >ai;! yA ? ‘ond floor, bath rt | . , . 4 »\T | 1. N : ad P > 2. RON Cyeatrul PRAILRIP. ad r- , rare GALTESWORT AMBRID' | APARTMENTS | 57, a . i. beautiful jocation: rent) $30.0 ss | MISSISSIPPL VALLEY TRUST CO oe ae - | DOUGHERTY TE me Sneaky. | McMBNAMY _R. i. CO. 1908 K. Qrene Va yt IR] I] 7-19 McPHERSON 1g25 [idan * “es -" Onen Su from 2 1o 4 DAI.) MeC a R. EB CO. S01 Cheetnu ‘atate Denar FINE RAS, Won oo | OR ee een see Oe D PRAIRIE, 2707 _~ rooms, e#lactrie, in- . hat? rYT°s pr : - : , ‘ , . + > ‘ a1 hyn 7 F:, ¢ . ¥ 2 eily = = ve ta =f and (mur heating pan . 7 : ‘ . rye (me-room "4 a wad LASS Be. t , H4SA , f ns and Da $30, 4 ‘ ~~ on , Fert .S FeCEN MINNIE BOTA. 46i17A—6 rooms; new, $55. ...-... am . , m4 HAS ] RICHARDSON Realto site toilet, new furnace tnetatl, 332. } i \ ] i ' . = ert i> 2" " ‘ ‘ 7 } =i | a Miltd « Parr ’ rs i nw “ : > 4 ‘ abt a -4 = ~ ‘ elect - \ . ats - a _ i i st , poostig ' oamea _ageee at on a. \» and 44 r rm ; furnace garage rea sornnl P m4 \ Oo ~ |* tern ’ Tin | 1 i%e ye? Lv ‘,ar'ie 70%47 pf. . : ak. $45 full » a —_— watal Soo. P. , aq es 5 ‘ So Ss) PrP . ’ Beautiful, new; reiit tales ner upetaire x MINNESOTA, 3548S—-4 rooms OR SON se ereite. 3°30 (oT PAGE. 68114A—-room (flat with hath NICE 8-ROOM HOU tili-sive dressinic room, kitchenette, ‘ ’ 4-room . . - # on NTY-s , “| - : : , a 7 “a i ° “es me = lwyt HERTY i*a eal ODS! = = . fas , he tine ~ nt desirable loca 2720 N 25th, fine neighborhood. nd running ice water, refrigeration. : tal incluces # hap Sine” Meneame. e ectr ae Levin 89° Ere: ~~") SH RIT REALTY CO... 814 Cheetnut. | CALIFORNIA, 3630—-Recuecd rent to MINNENOT 4632A—Mocern 5 ‘eee, 1 = ee tien for. Goctor “y ter tint wel! arranged house ope Te nesil “ 2 ever” ; r ; . + a rah. terar 5 On a --« {'‘Oor~ : % 3 be ' va em a’ - : ere) tres." re _ + a as >: SP a . ue wise sie ten «, dishes, maid se rviee, tele. } A a | “ ‘ wer op . a ¢ €or ‘ tS40A—F'in rooms gunroeon po a. sh ee + e *, Loe garage PLATS ; .: ‘- ye - ‘ : (IAS is RICHARDSON Realtor . ning : te We ' ‘ rote - te lary rt ar : ‘ 7 — at .. -ror 0 0 wor 4 souta- ro hard wood eT Tie + = Grat t kas and warer “ venie? Fe Da PIN jO1—— ; , ALSACE — Lal, 4 YT VIS SAM FP! \" bid a ee pon cae a - i } 4 6 \ . _ ha j D> “ARR rHERS, 3048 ; 30. tal Rig _ kas ; EI . 919 Chestnot ve © P ‘ : 13 , i Db : NN o 200 NO PAPIN a5 4 roorna., bath, electric, ALSACE “Sai S rooms and i cot: rite Ride : J +) . ee . ‘ - st? acer PA gc" ike i, .34 ‘ \ Lan LiMi pits TX eels ‘'nghan ; “« ee ics. rer? $.3. - ——————————— tage Cail Sunday ~ Lia) ————— * sy , ‘ : te : r Pa CICKMEYVYEPR-_FLEER , = - - ’ ak Wy 5 ---- — - RATHIS) . = . a 4 MS. BATH AND fe . % Mi t-] BER BR TY & SROLINE. 3138—2 modern rooms. un MONTANA. 343 i u # reo! ae h, hs KANSA: MD New 4 t - *-rpoomi P AR KVIE [ ACK 4037—Second Caat \HEACON 4760—3-1 n aot tag °: — . ; ‘ : ~ . : yc { _nmy* ‘y* " ° - se we Sinise. me’c 1. >” “ . rT .s a. Sereac ~ ‘ ' ‘ hot . ‘srana, § Ifa . o4 aly P : > ae ’ ‘““ ext at, cA! or, . : ry” lint ; . rvvcer)? « ritche ? ‘ vice. ‘ |: | () ; w SD is Pa We se ee bh , Le . a ‘ . aT, ated i aan ¢ . 6 ceaag x a & a. (+1 ———e | effic.ency very modern ck gu ages. : reo 8 wit lenette, Janitor servic electric as and ts undry; _§$; 2 4 aise ait ’ 4 AV Sy Zz as > 2b BES ww 5, Je : - : > « - ae i" \ R ASK A, »aR0——4 roo! bath. ele S50) ; ome le 4300Rn (ot) 50 Cc pen & ; — STANLEY EPSTEIN. 819 Chestnut Fiza fticie eee: en a 2, 2OTOW_ ia led Mt. > poor large; _% A. THOMPSON REALTY CO.. BU NGALOW—New. @ reome. brick: $05 - : - a 5400 IDF. | VAR. Gartie'4 Oly c ' " o4 ik _— oe ™ "4.9 ae th bi : : _ = - . - =r MM Kil . ae. 4 s6A—1 e reoms anu se Parkview O14} O14, (cS?) casb aown a ~ 7 . ~*~ . oie ry a > : , 4} : ry ‘ ; am ie — — . ) Sr naan: fennde ~~ |\CAROLINE, 2717A—6 rooms, bath, elec- Ww INGLE 4327 Oregon. 4sio Cail porch: etrictly modern, ue : re W cL” oN WorTGacw c NEW \I an A i ME ‘ r (. A KK} r P ’ » 4 Vi » 4s 1 Ate, Ipe tr ras : ‘ mater Cent ~! 2] -9 7. rDia. 34° Minnesota. ist ita holt ee Von Al : Ht ;EP] ING }: a) r eet ‘ yeatnut F’ | \ Viel TH. 50067 Five. room eft c ency ’ ' A278 Faston any “ALR. if — ———___ —— : 50 a4.8 ; ’ / a look apart Nor h a > > a 43 “2 orn fist hae? rnd -- : ‘ DE ILL 4HouA Pewmoliia S PCD na wor . OUTBICE aHite ger ‘ BO31 hort - W OR’ l HIS NG T ON | 3 The = ' , ; a peg \ : ae ' , 7 nem outs : a né rent — ; - 4 evely r ho re‘e — — 4 % ' “NT .\ (yh ” we Oy —NePvV fo iT rou) j f ‘ r, arda@ wwe 4 om i Ware heat A vi M J AM Be TT RL CO ’ 806 Chestnut . il. [BRILL IANTE, B03) Are. yo FLY S iN the money in t , t N i wily deco . i a = i TY ror is j at . as able. . ae a3 Ss . ; . ~ 7 : furnace ole bath $45 new. HAASE REALTY Ct AL) Chest RAY MOND. “210—e reom.s, steam heat. nr . S nay Main 0481 ia) W Cor. Waterman and Belt Ave | marne Cardy, and street As} | ; RT RAS Peewee” | CASS LAAN. Serr ocsdeood’ floors, Oat W. L. RONALD, 321 Chestnur, Lae . - | d,_ 0, EPOEREN & SON, O° Snenens =| REE Kk. §I26—New_ bungalow, room 8 7 s. . . ~>*A : — ‘\ } ' } i is ] ] 4 | tf, . ‘ ; + >t? es MOTT) & ° 1 OOG y Pad ell ’ 141 i“qlfox Fuge tT > : ; * . i! ler re {?} #r) : us x yee “2 : aw ; mh roel aticl ) ~ . ‘ ae 2 nik bie 3 i, ~ {, ~* ( TN( y oth LgGel ww or @2Ti he — t; P ’ . = . bathe: an ideal apart. i? bath; $40. Ope JOHN H ABBOT r. ‘Realtor. FOP ¢ heatm it Sa e ho aece” “Sete (al “ weathée , eerie Riverside 4075S —_—e gy a low rent; m 1 conveniences Forest 3. 2124 ~ Be | , . ‘ : - . mene _ . 7 s . , , " ‘ - ‘ . - a RLANRE B. Fe. 44... 7! I Chesinut, ( ASTL E WAN. 4233 A—4) rooms, hot-water acreened por? furnace Aiding includes heat hot water & ?* ; ; caeciricl ty ele . eles Vator and garage H | and furnace NX. a) | Fe cal Poot ~ . 4 rion ’ rad ‘ th = 4 ' —_ cone 14 floor ue ne | ioe FERD INAND._ rooms, * ws be i tr “ i ~~ ‘i +f 4 1 . {fig ts } ark al iiiles ircl¥ ‘ 4 ‘ = : ‘. «> ’ ‘ er is ; — " - ke ws’ . , . ~ z ; . ? > ; 4 ) 4 -“ 4 a HH . > QO} 6... 4 rooms bath gs aie, : : NON 14 i rll ~—— 4 er pA, “ $1 is tris ‘ R ] i 2 “ ~ i‘heetn it tollet. $40. Call Garfield 4456 Monday he ALTON a 5015 — a” Ge Co} lea x . bf 4 > ' *) 7 ’ * otlLa aba r ' ] i. | ‘ ; Ayi* - vy? ’ ot est ¥ , > } ) ) spe) eer ST \ - oo? OM , 4 ° faci : - ; ' : 4 . . WAS | IIA RLAN. C “01 RT =3 ©: Be . S ee ‘ | ee 4 “ a : e yit reatonuau.@ 4 ai : iu \ Ss a A si’, 4 + . TiS - ; . a . , . ne hat : i) cam atl 4 actri er) ' , . ‘ ] f 7OS6M j 45 1 Di \ : rf ‘ ‘ = : : OHTO 14 i—} rooms a 7 ao ~ - = — : : ‘ i = ——_ newly deacorated and wa ir ad. part y ur- ' oe tien . — Ot 4 PP LIAR BOUL. DP...» i ‘ Bp : ' — 3 or: rota Xt ‘\ 144] A- ? ’ a. an t? (\4 PATO tinil — 4 I ms, furnace ; 7 A BOO. 4 4 ms end bath. vith or i 5311 WAGNOLIA 4 \ nished or wu? furnished: $33. pane: i k ~ Sere - Y ‘ Ty RETLER $839 NS Prods ' a atathe ae yt ss a — - + carage 3 lates rooms bath toilet. electric; | Sif \wMUT, 1429A—8 rooms, furnace, | South . : *¢ )] 4 $9) \ Otl $ a n Get =| .TowWa ‘ os = = , ; : ? = ; ‘ : S > i. ' OMITTON wine TOOMSs. ee (Fait ctl od wits, Gath, UR Wc CHAS ~* ‘Y oy ER : ~~ Ln "Ga ‘ a O00 instantaneous hot-water heat on. sarage. DBEILA IR. “Fr T6—Brick, 4 roo m4, th. fur- Apart " S18 80. 3 ~~ es org Ae ao | ee Soin a — ACT __ Moet Bs. AD a . ace tS J. M, LEVI & CO,, 108 N, it nace. electric; good condition; $40; «a- partment consisting of living roo $11.5 tS rooms. $14 \gernt pre vas. S24 COMPTON. 3658 8 —Lower 4 rooms. very —_ AKAD aw tiate modern ae ei AO MUT i372 - rome. furnace. $5. : : MP TO: rarage (Ya 1] i | Ode mHo4s . - | _farage FRENCH, 3647—6 rooms, bath, Furnace, reounis and bath. SW i 4 iar mpt qry Rar i Fort ‘ if bioek jit ‘ ‘oH AR’ T RE AT, (oS ‘ “‘). . R14 Chest ut, newly decorated; shades and fixtures: 3 SHO) iT RE T ‘ ! eat nut ) be “7 : — MRErAGON, LHLA4A—o ' f ‘) “ ‘ have if re MPA " S14 aa siectri re ‘,( sh wei A : to hfe) im hing - on a) [ a SHAW MU T.. 142406 roome, ~~ bath, ur- ur- | earage Ce 4 Riverside 45 ASO I HAMPERS 1:3: $ RK »SH] WAY. O07 NN. We. (Walnut | COMPTON, $359 3.—4 rooms, steain heat - gAtOA__A rooms. bath, electric, | sion: gate Oe, ee ae ‘r oo nace LEMP, 2867— 5 roome, bath; $22.50. _ te) MI=SISS1P?L VALLE" RY a Vew br OG : me, gas, bat \" a8: aa aa q0 OREGON $M .ds : _— ' P T.0n; tiats consist of it iZg room. bdveqroc mm.) g. 1. EPStraN: " “BON, 617 Chestnut st. | ot tears breakfast room. kitchen tow math. two concealed full-size beds, shower bath. acsrien. gas, heat. hos Water and janitor service included, ||, Bee manager at hbulldin : ! | OREON EF. & + r. SCOTT 9 Deas - R “ein? tN ¢ — ‘ , irpny Db oer” af , : r eee ‘ garage : — | Gininge To ». kitehenette and tile bath; Mic HIGAN, e116 ~13 m modern rea’ . 800 - 4 ai: ie. / . A GULEVA cen ‘ ’ ‘ f ié _ : > VV > Nl> REALTY As 4 a ONS. ‘ , - - r . ' : li coa- i of ' r y RR b are t? riteat siriesaet i’ a moet rea est: T. re 2 m odern flats HE IVAN I | r@ — mm + _pevmene ve , “ : en : . al 7 N. Ft i , - rooms. ? . rT sent: | NEOSHO, 2905—Cottage in 2 Foon Mime Bey ules. See repressutaty i GOT rr. [ER x 0547" Realtors, i Y | $14; adults only. Rivernide 10373 J._(e) 2 >’ r / ENJA iN wer ot ‘ Pia Sa ae ae a or | 1 _ o a, y a. ; or a Flats in St ) aa . PLAZA APTS. DRIVE Country Meet TAGES A4SSK=—T Goomge Hugh wince NANA i oe ade Senin SEN. | CO Hetein ‘ewts hot water” heater’ | Rani, Riverside 3a ma Marky | °SRXUUES “Energie, 919 Chestnut. | tq aetiad ON aera | WOE, See reece fan South Side ers ; : ye > nary ns) ; Tr hing. Ww one of Talon 4 *ily a 4) ef r’ | - ive LEANING: ‘ 91S% ‘ reonis Ld fiowl f rs a! lern ronveniences: 36 peo r “aa 7 , 4 5 ‘10m ®& itchenette 4981 QUINCY ST. Srit mal ART ab? Al TY ; .. Rta Chesta' 45 Ww. 6 RONAL v. ss Chestnut. ae — 'Ck . .° ‘ , furnace. On MELMANN-SPACKLER RE. cO ISCEOLA, 32 3 rooms, kitchene’ rooms and bat neludes in-ador ON EF 371—Excelient lower 6-room . 4 Colfax 6000R | | $75.00, SSO0_00 ; a4 Pay PY » fee : re. OF ee HEMMELMAN ACK] } . OSs aA. Sieg Hog 4 ms and bath: inelu n- ae ‘'NION BL. 1! x 7 _Gart! Id #94). olfax SUSOR. | $7 . a . ) and $85.00 ne A - xQuisite i\ . . ont : 17 AL SC ti ‘ rt nr } CO ) Seventh and eetnul «ts a. ee) ff x* % aT ry AN - CONST. CO.. bed in living room: new: second floor flat: all learnwe rowome: hall all areues: Rt mT ASEL a. 5700- ~-room residence’ rent i Pies mone oe eee urnished Apartment JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 109 Chestnut. hI I DE TONTY. 4113A—-4-room A Cabany 2033. 6511 Delmar M. H. RODEMYER & CO., lin bath, furnace: possession Jan, .15:|MUSS ET Humbolt J28a. Niachwit7 ; ci me Loo ye ge ge 4 turnisne Vs 4 , dal LMmMecne a PN TH ne 2 pemer age ny ee ' Drain 49° : ‘ TOO T Ka" 3 - pario (ez . — . oy = a — bath™ E30 109 N. t); Main 4124. B es Rate KE RY 4 sa yn, 101 5 Chestnut aa4i « , . = as ‘ x ,4 - ‘ : olin? } ig DE] rT) oye . | r ry hath _— a er" } ch gurak. Victeo ana e rent ICA hie " Bit , ‘? a’ e. '¥ area? THGL ad : ADE LAIDE. 5 B (between | ashington en and —_ — 4 >} 4 ’ i a : s e .? Tid , : . S eR) —— . = - . e! ‘ ‘ . *, >t] HT \! FR ’ {? - rs ; ffi ° ‘ ¥y “ : . be 4 ir bu y - 5-froom cot age APARTMENTS FOR RENT eels ven ient tO he ee ’ f a 2 s . . 7 , . a ira : ne . = v2 =U) J ; WELLS, 5631 ive Gartield 480. thi me . wos will show ! So 4 : S $213.4 1 sand be jo. | PESTALOZZ1], vous cartield @417 : 15: owner down (EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnut . ut) — ~~ _ eourT’y Tar S. 207s , — g ore? PILZ ‘yr i 5 AR Moe 328 5 reoms aecond a —~ ™ a —FURNISHED West End Shops, , , , : : OR ON oe ee es Ha eee erat cain; @ enameled heat-|. floor, bath, furnace, electric fixtures, | “aueennemEass sees wares’: | rooWws 1, furlece rated ‘ imealeeesh ee WEST PAGE, 4241--4 rowme; ~ good ‘con: | ¢ GOODFELLOW L220 } ? Tes -« > s a ” tes’ let > =a? . - ‘ ‘ é ‘ ; ’ ’ , t ri: Goan re. reasonable ri ee with reGnid ouple tox M-420, P.-D neatres, ONe /. > om dg |. BEPSTPAN 2 SON. GIT Chestnur «t PIGITTEENTH tows & ew fats, ” +. : , , 7 LAYTON tiiot1—S rooms, second f.o7r ~ ah ae ; in —- reit $10. . : ’ oe / o\ “ ‘ y) “ ‘mo e ; . - 7 . & tiie ba’ Purnace er yt Ki ssi > Sie ro sie ee €; P a ; : : ' WEST PARK. 7T215—Ne 5 room r ngle. ORKON 2 a kh. 7 } 7 ‘OTT. 80 B00 ("heat ren . : trom Olive Cars, anc , > : prt reasonable — = | bath, steam heat hardwood loors., | PL.. 1384—7 rooms. reeey « R-¥4:% 2 ee lf 47 ~ —s> ri Tikew ery : : i FP ‘ +40) 5 . , a " ' ~~ e Tie tht ; GRANVILLE > , 7 a x cy oe cree r&éoms , bos i . ri | , ‘is rent reason modern his ‘se a beaut Ay: open all day. tion hall and hath. trie lieht. furnace a. so > } ’? ? | | ati But a . -~ - , 14 7. . el M\ North at terminus of Bus , ) | oe hENTH S851 8.5 Toone. ol eu ; od; reat 33 = aie. RT REALTY CO, £14 Chestnut, | SCHWENKER R._E. OO, 908 Chestaul | 00 980: ney mest Joos. ner — HAL ’ yt) }) bre ‘1 ’ effici« - “ ee an _ , ae > os . PPS s oan eon RI SSE LI. xe ty Pnree-room fiat a Oe FF paen tai? ——4 ~ af? electric WHIT TIR i a C ; _ _ . ry . ' jus _ i t si . bet 7 3 , -. rot ‘ ; a? ' ) at — one t ! — RE NT REDI Cc ED— 1465 ate: w ART “PL. ' tile bath. ¢ iomet in eac)) roe m. new hard lu ones j C “av ba WX X » & S P : ' ‘ ' he i a ‘ ("hs “ : i LA iN t) si? # ve .* 4 ‘ >. ; eyorss (Semple av.) 5 ght roome: modern. ; wood flyors and e) lectric fixtures newly 1) WALTER JONI iE. A \, eolkeening rea ais , ant di : sh44A—4_ ro a eae : the ee ee eee eee | LOKW ENSTELN, 915 Olive. (¢) | painted and papers , erongnont mod Alm «a ‘ BUUSLC ACE Vilaks Cau , mr4ORA 454 tre a, .-To et ‘ «"t> nh. H. ST 4 : . a8 , . = RNACE--$37.50. | _ernize complete low rent: open . : N14 : ras omit: imn t " papain ; ze ! South i324 2 : ' : ; OL SM 40358—6 3 en eS VINGCEN oRORA-—+ rooms. bath ceping , aéuils: oa. : STANLEY EPSTEIN. 819 Chestnut. ia PLE 4956- wae iH Rar be op > ® *. worn ' a fyortr orc? . ‘ . . = . ’ “i ‘ ~ . : , “* - 7% ( ; ’ . & : lant —_——— — - aA ' a’ fat hes bos ! “ ott } : : . . \f ‘ is : > ’ stn 35 " ? VA \ Ys | F ‘ I ai I ’ > } esti ‘ floor; x FOOUS ; hot- ‘weher_hegsies » 5 VANS “AY. ~— - —~¢ > ae : i. me coll ga a: oe : . e124 ; ag se »aaeen : i. ea a J. t. EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut &t. 4000-07 FE it &. Dt —Kesldence> 7 room, al! con (GRAND, $197 8—-5 rooms, apartment, ae on - ‘ae } wa tT AS a in _—_— Oe Mato ine SD ALENA. Sha in furnace, earage; | CREST, 67254— 5 rooms. hot-water heat | BIG a ANT. IMMEDIATE: | Pir enionces, reasonable. See Mr. Wlasmann, us od seeennahia rent (7) ' , ‘ Crt CoM sian cecal } ey ae oe plant; first floor party will show. . h slectric. furnace, BN75O0 J.-F. KAIME & BRO_R. EB. ©O.. 4 SHENANDOAH 4°)0——Modem. furni W - c B 1] ; ; , ' ‘ Jel. - n is. reasonatic. ¢ Ff. EPSTEIN & SON, Rik > Chestnut «st. » Foom : ~- * alee arte. furnace. 42.50 =» F Meni! | Ridg,_ 7th and Pine, " ‘ . wo ‘\ oder ; te") ea) 4 y . . ‘ =f a4 ’ ete oy a ’ ~ c*ooNT) ~ “SA - 6 reome . : - ‘ = " ; roon ' ‘ ’ w+ ; meer aan ae apartment; good heat Cason dener- rrant-be . : M Dae? ee, | PU CO. eu aa P 4 A° Cheat- * vy VRSCH, Intl, Life Bide Uri t. MAT oS mans MORRIS “AACH. R, CO., 826 Chestont st. o : Sé2 ; : : ‘ j : . ; + IAN te é 13 : i» > } ’ 3 . Tut = a ale “a hes * wer >- —_ ——— ——— REALTY COMPANY : PALM. 330-4 rome, bath, Murphy | OU cq— 9198 a home aie 050. 11s S. Bade EASTON, ASA4A—5 roomp, batB, eetrle a FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT ' ; 144 4 + . : , 4 ! rec PO ’ ; my 3-ROOM FLA rs ‘South West International Life Building i : ; Tike ‘ MOUND CTY ERIS OO AGEN! ‘ PER ie SE VENT 714A — papel ate ASTON ae oe ioure 10 roome for x tead $334: beautiful lowes Co] aren | fh4. ye ewetrao av... $37 a jiRSON AV 4o4i— Furnished house: 7 APARTME* putiful t-raem effi: TELEPTIONE., GARFIELD *¢@21 , at J and ‘ went aes reat . : , , roomée ent r r house. (Call Cabany 6742 ner fiat with tile bath and elects ie . : : ” : e% ms hue P. « ide ai : «= / . ae >I ; ‘ ’ aff, . 4 ‘ hoe > > , ‘ : A . \ ~ ~~ ’ boil . iLe@n *? . ‘ : : ON re . oon , Plame ’ JOMtN I «” KERY & SON 1015 Cnegtnue, reomns; he! 4 tHlock Forest Park Ee a. ne. SOs sas: au \Diff. 4075a—-? ry . Treat EXD REALTY AND CONST c i Grand 10031 06) | Sera a L454 er , batia, eu EASTON, 4755—4 rooms, bath, electric, | FLATS FOR RENT | Southwest . ¥ 0 : . _—~ de J >. ‘iesicy is ~ ais oo : . ~ ~} . \ Si is} 208 i“hnest it OPEN FOR Rye: ty PLIFIUN. 42 16— A. room m fur nished ‘al- 1 Dh! MAR in 4hlo—RBeautifulls furaienes P s - ae > ba ran y : . tle diy 9 oa ‘bee wre va «lon enane.ed 6i sHrcwmaRT PESLUE! , Be cae " '. | EASiON, 4840A—4 Ooms, 1 wa 300 1018 LAS ae 5 RRA tract) ve ho me; modern; . garage | aduite, aaa at cas an Si” a :; $ Bo 4 | eile, ma Macern Soom fiat: Snes feor. apace rer pe gg — at to con Cenant. | SHUCHART REALTY CO. S14 Chestnut, Se 7 a; 5 rooms snd screened| hone Hiland 2120M _ (che) ie pa MAL: PF ae seas : an0 4-room gery | | ATEC | ee valle Cobre ' i) 1 : he +48 101% Chestnut | : water | hen " met alt : ‘oct f n, Roe — @& oe AN KE F. co = ao setae HAS OR a , a - , a a aa = nk seinen , , 7324 DALE yl send anti West, are on ffs tats Hines sntines: SSS MBMOUSES, FLATS, ETC||| 25.215 Stas: | SUE LNS costa aunt man ace | Rtgags nenoole ee Si ntndaseroum toner At war | Sh a eiae ite, Good ienatt aed | 4 sgoma and Benet COMPLETELY Tore Sate : , ‘ rf rooms, ~ Vinetits comp etely. furtighed: new: heat - RDINANI 4s } rooms rent |}UmMAND, JOLVA-— began frigbt 4 room SHAW, 446 O—4 goons breaktas. } : ; GHERTNER R CO. ATS0 Faato 7735 BROOKLINE (Wesetmoer) 4900 bieck on Pershing ; 7 wate aor S.>! ° Senet" New bullding. firet floor: 6 rooms, thor-| bathe; can od aqeee from Jan. 1 to Apri: tient comp etely furniahed new. heat : ..* ei. ; an « ‘-~* , a | hath. @ ert 5 , ‘ean —— - yy —— se : agp mn tor ser ; sr) | all - . . . ~ ft) . B35) ' ’ . ee .Y 7% ,* ’ ir ‘ ' . , = ¢ * ad ro ea ‘ "i? ; ; w Itor THe ¢ heatne ETZEI, VOSS A » rooTw SeeDink Ve oO OuRgnLyS rnodern 1; no ¢« hild . HY} and | or nervice; SU5 a month. of _! ._ ar | ry , S14 Chestnut | G AND. 4734 B.—4 rox 8 strict noc” | JOHN H ‘AinorT Row gg — lere conveniences Pia an] PARK SAVINGS at . widsisele { v ALLSY th and. Pine - - ne ’ ; — ="] P-RIYINAND H0j— ruoms, bath, | .t oo, el eaw ; = o> | SHENAND ii y te > ee oD s. £25. Clawta d De Mun. ark ow 1400 ain 3¢ ur an : werd i) ’ eam rT te s eV } a allver- - ~ «> : : ’ . a ; » ‘ . " . » lant, bath : rm EASTON 48°°A-—5 pooms and bath, steem i Watern 4 14 ara a . : a ” pe ns 9, HERRMANN JK eg 640: inanect now aly occupy rooms, stiam heating pla ‘ .-y , me 9 ( r. S808 “sn estnu?t ‘ : © field BONY and ern: electric fixtures, ete.; $55. Key UD- WELAT—J-room,. furnished for ref! ned. will rent t for 3 : wy* TRL one CO. heat furnished complete ¥. " : ~) ‘ be i EN gists BL! la - “pe ' o , art ; #6!) SC RNISIiED Ar Ar TMI wo rooms: McPhers oa ggg SP paths : porrat 100.) UNM a fst Louie GRATTAN. 1615—3 nice large rooms, 32) Hunbort 20885. eee | AG BLANKE R. BE, €O., 311 Chestont, wine can, pe bo ere teed. Call Cal- “Missiasy “i Ary a epariment, tts ee. «BCU shes PMePhereon. 7 5. e000) MARIPO$ aoe REALTY Co. 921 | ST. Bane ANT ote 4 reoms, bath, a res ; | OR ae aaah uiltin | EVANS, #319 = ome, modern :_ $36 0 2S) a af & RESIDENCES FOR LEA: SE AMIIOTO Othe. a . at! ur i i * . . : ’ : , : . : > 2 ¢* TPs as , "Ne oak floors hot #' Q eat. > — —_ RY ' ws bth.3? \ 2 44 ee A, "I tan URIs: tenbotaie. tanttar: open © ie Benen, UARAGES ag | MAF! vy ms and p36, | 3-6. BE Re Ee ae —nesee* FAVOIS, 171% Second flour, 3 rooms,| enrage extra: open. DOUGHERTY WB. | sti" Ala i 00, FS Cee aes anc so _— saa | ee | FI ewes’. & 4.to Mar 1 fo = .] wrk : . as. © ses reve 2 ooese ‘ , » «€ ~ (‘nese NS : — >) rear ‘ “— 21 F * : oums. , ; 1] , : a DA ty fia = ge! epeene*, 3) = Bue " — 4M righ? iti a me BS6 *hoonart or, ; ri} a - — cIDNEY. 3 si 84 3 rooms, 1 orn 4 M tr “al 1 om v1 a aye das re m 932 oe ” poe ry: 3&8 0, osama — ee oe: Frintc. 11 TRE ‘ST. 119 alout | (o87) AVINGS TRIS \! 21 a : ’ sa vit eoome | HARTFO! aA —4 2 mod vacant Jan. 4 ‘'§ ee x ial a58 Ks EO ete ie URNISHE! Ly FLAT L a. rooms. _, OOm has HAMILTON, 756— Atiretively ”furm - ty pinged and a 1 oe : oe ie ss | bewly a ed. Victor 28803 | Gee LIN RLS roome and kitchen. | “yoiiet! $30. BENJAMIN MUSI LIN Wt ain MAb eon. 2 nian HOUSES, FLATS ETO. ; aeee creme auarwarate; Meat Can FLATS FOR RENT SON TGGERY 330 CDI Tite od tee Bees | kek Y ORNGOR a. CO, metic: $17 aoe eee bol 9 Ruder Blas. Main 2518.. FOR RENT, FOR COLORED ; hed Sn) a fen ere innivayr (Ht? A [NE \ ie ’ . ee : 4 ; rar = , > . ' ie s\V AN q 4 ‘ —+ j we - ome ; ghee dh i oe . . % ; . aU dies BUSS, North “ J . ADAMS. SA4GA—5 fine reome $45 AINGSHROERKS., (Hii s——?-room furnished , ie - . , yt toda }O-- : $43 - i ; 1 pal nished: cheapest place in the city : *; § ’ ‘. : - " - “ys " P ey .. ww 4 , . . , — oo? — a. "hs | ; ne +? ' 4 ~ = al \' ‘4 pall . a Pa o= " ‘ 4 : eee ee eT a , monet } aS) hest in el os = ~~ luov ’ i] 7 . “ “* 4 5 , ' i : i . t =. *** " > ‘ ’ rir : ‘ p ; ‘4 — ‘ ’ } fiat ? 7 oe : ‘ mo} } Lm og | ‘ ? : ‘ a 36 - I" . ; > ‘ a, . ma IOHN - “(BBO R- eltor he ( + eater? FOREST PARK He , 7 4 row TS aecond AKADIE ‘ B'VA 4-room fuitiai ed ys eg > caer will rent to te*) . a= 7 : h [wo s025 yerey ss , ' é2. ‘ ’ ie -*3”" 22. WW 4 a ’ f j ) TENTH } ac = — -Two ‘ ne . ; Tree T_ATIT ET eR t 7. 1a ot? K ENN] RiLY 8906 2 roome $7.79 ofr 4 KENTON, A0b- 4 ;oome_ ,, $20, , ‘ ’ . 4 ; tar 1% yh . ¥«% . ; ate waw sory dooltp e wk saree be 14 . - ) 5962 Fasten | ft1UMPHREY %410——4 rooms sleeping | gas and waters S19) en 919 Chestnut. Goul Low. 1601 Nic icam | toume, furnished. bath, gas range. heat,|OREON &. & i G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut ‘4 " i) seP mr yy’ ce , | 4 ae 4 " .. jay a . . ; \ > ; 2 ’ . — cv ‘ a," 4! - " ‘ “f —— = = = - . 7 - a oO WAK eleetric ins: ih to! lete wih ecoratea in ‘ a4 . $35. | PRA! , : cl | = mis _ tt JOHN W. ARROTT. R-olter. 308 Sosa *—. | GOODFELLOW. 14;GA~-9 rooms, furns nj} Peasonabje DU BINSKY REALTY «© LINDE. to—! NDWORTH vIRE: , ; ' | 4% A ) } . ; | ; " ’ . ™ . . ’ ne . “> - ‘yy « lal | & _ ‘ c i } } ’ , . ' ’ : 7 ; - : AND PERNISHINGS; JUST ¢ me —45 ut ts bath: mod pA ve’ —— . , = eo ~ hird ef ot se ; By UrtAS Rao CARR 7110—4 roome. toliet, beth. ae nt ~ ; ' ~TORE. ° : : | = Ww be ’ tne i CRADE ! NING: ROOM mnKkeAak- sda ee . eect } Bid : =4 : tric@and water: Seo 6s chestnut. | 44™ ON. 1258 yeree teome, Ta KFS gg an ot Sis soem. ‘wre anes; tric: rewiy de oreted 35 ce”) —3 rooms; decorat elesteje. rem MUST BE SEEN TO BE_A v 7.21 , ) b IN Tass sathu * nero! . 1119 S—4 roome : ~! —— . Mos eh °. aN, “iz Chestnut. ie” CAk ae aE : . 8 ‘ , | , Awe : ‘ h; good iik | LTON, 1050A— rooms, ath, tur: | renacrag Ui MANAGER ON heal?) , . A irdwoea &na . che $ 4 pe t $2) ee AMI te. open: 8.52.50 South ) at c - - . . ' rooms tine RSet eee arte | ed AS sires \ six nice roonw, bath. : . bo me . on ra RANK ! ~ i*hest : LIcK & * = nes =" A — seer cuset fears, >. Til ¢ hestone % mpletely HART ns al Jy —~v ate’ Chestn 3". ;Al spartme! % - * , , Ooms the w itor —— 2 ; ioc , ‘ ‘ ' 17 TT I - Tit. tract. | a = : ' ben tit ) f reiture, D+ Paw POA Virzi, j= «. bath, hot I meat an ee er anges # ay] 5173 . s . oe wy —First rat ‘ steam-healed et. 8 hee hCUmmlUmel CCN 3. 1. EPSTFIN 4 ; SON, 617% Creasant “ —_ E , Foomtel _ - Sern asenanls " ali Geartiela pr ns 19 Nw 7b. °° : nd B32 reom furn oe ow hie garace S545 Of 3's «bad & - - , - @ As rn ere e #'?a heat ws » F I. J os ta ae mit ve estnut IULIA 7 2 . : : - a " Ronde: CHOUTEAUL 2808-3 roome 24: se ts $17 ner _weel ap. toe yf Ninpewa. 5 reoms, bath. . 20 0 + 7 : .LTHF s Gerfielé heated ance $55 wi!) de neces | SUNNESSER. S010—Nicly fimished 6 | Benniel at 8200 Choutesu _ furmaned apart "AY a ~~ . S “ . # €. “ rn eat, Saran LAMI. 400A —Thres is $ “ wT. 1667 Be ee 4 oe —— a room flat, 3 bedroome. Or cail efter) @igurpfeaU. 2720%—3 .roome, electri «} f ght. hot wate .4 “ya A ih . reome wt. > a , ' ‘ , \* * . , 4 “no: @a? , Ma ' ~ hee ‘vree % .> at? ‘ _ ; : ae * a eri - : ; , ; - - ‘ ia . ‘«#- » . - > - ee " ’ West | BE Vv as i ru Liu, XN a | reome eleertrs ; sia , ‘ ‘ : (ee aut v ' / eat Va a or eae , ne = \ ’ ‘ le “ ’ - , ss , } = - . . 1712 6 ) ' . ; ' u! a - ; . - . 'MOKRIS AACH x. co., R26 CHESTNUT. " mm . " . 7) . ; . ’ : . ‘\ F . } ry Set ; nt 4 ' ; st] ' Ven ergy) PA SAU Choice apartmen mee enn WALTERS HEALTS co South ‘ e ace, tile Us RIN ‘ ; ' furnace ‘i. a. panedieeeiom> ein : ) 4 4 froome, bat al “Ss (cerfield 4°57 : ’ ' : . ; ear } + ; SLi + rem fiat as Oo } Stu come beth: pa-ti; . wupiete fo parties; reasobable, re | 6 ‘AS teres. light” rooms ora : }*) ; ~ Art ith. ‘ ; i} ‘ \ | “i HE. | et). : : ; . ue i \ F tJ ; ; e*¢ \ ‘ ery . or ‘ os . ‘ | ARK ad | 4 a: a ’ i ka : a! : Kt 9 ' ’ o-, 4) {hm A ary 4 . f at " s ‘ - ‘* ,-*9 ‘ . y e lacs Pica t ‘sranc “4 ; a . a Pele oo . : %) J aren ela tric y ew! ¥ fecoreted ; “a” ; ’ Py | d pument, overlookine R RESPONSIRGER TENANTS ! me Lealtor, 108 Cheatnrt . (1 il . room ea on ae | | | ra... —_ , ON ANY vVacan , PLAT : art ‘ JouN H Ann TT. Realter = | ‘ --! orest 9: , ae a ea ‘ at or ,’ . - cad ASA ¢ —- TT? | r > at rary Il aki ' 19°6 | ‘ ‘ » | e 4 = y . 4-r 7 ~- tat . oy ' 17 s*) ~~ ‘ , — ; tte ore 4 “> * ii? - s — @ ge ‘ Fr. > ; - ; Lirros 81a5 5 raome ty . rw, ' _~ aot , —- We fi ee : - * ant te Pa ’ ; ; ate See! ie . ’ r ax , a + ” ew . ~ ‘ .™ - > , hae )f “ ¥ coe " . wr “5° cer eo 4 ‘sheet . > } 4%4 ; - - ° hea’ sie 4 afternas Onn eS er a rR G ac” ( TT B00 Cveetn: af . art eat. ens. electr iow * . . s27te apart t fiat facing Shawe Gare Ti TOYA et) ma me.!| cicra naeb—4 rooms. bath; electric, ges, | LACLEDE. t600-—* a | VERNON | S007 6-3 and 6 roome flate ae) vy Pes “ ~ - . —— . ee act . ‘aw™ 6 ~— j ne LA? ‘ ' ‘ ‘ bs ye. nd ~ if P *- Ooms: ad' ar i R 4 ‘ ~ © xo fat KING-DISTA Né riLA’ > . - 7 ‘. ; — - ‘ ~ 2 , ’ ; . - i , a. : “ , - oie . xa. ides 7 ryjeii i or 2 — : —_ “ . : a > A . os - — ‘ — sf a mwa TaN Mee tar Forest 942 a : ) a i,t : - i ot fim ent: fwwok ; Ae ome at ; bath poe . plaid at 2 4 . “ . ety F “ ar so = . ~s y ” 4 We Ml va? Tt OFA 4 ms is ‘ = fim’ ' ae) ' enews —— > © MirareaaeiPpPp’ Vat 1.F.¥ In WreiMiinsthae at ane SPOOR pr TIN e > ad : , iN St : ) ae > ROKR Chestnut | om new flat. garace CEC ; o ‘Matthews Rivers te 92700 Tums " EAT Pract 1on4 a4 room rurnished hea) Petate “Popert ment, . Le ‘ortnmiem faye LA tee eee | ah- er ’ Te AA‘ H ™ “a ann Dt eedlend ms , ' ‘ - - aS : \A ‘ . n 4 | . - » 40:7 a _ ThE 4 ~ 7 at " Si A .:. 4 “ . . . " , a ween anda | te 4a% ; COP in AO ¥ ina roume Peal ej . » se . ’ . ' ' ”~%\ ‘- rk : +4 > - % oe ‘ * ’ - — cones -_ a cont . ray pring) int all effielenctes: REDUCEt DRENI ALS A ; ‘ Pe : > 7 \ e , o 38 T'ta " ; ‘ : ' S75 furnace , ' ‘ ‘ = 4 “ . o¢ ’ a | e° 5 { P ‘ ; 1 : 6 rs , ’ ' ly . : 4 . 7 ' pPevt” eet nrret . hbiewk from hus end trolley lines : we i. See lerta , , ‘ ‘ : 7 ~ ' : < , garacr ar be : wre ON SIN °614 — Four nice large “IA ; iy — ' ia FLATS AND AP’TS WANTED jones N : 6 8. 6. Kure ras ue 1s " , ‘ “i rocl | rooms araltlable; everything ot Central aa ' , ee. axes Bs heat . - bat 4 $30 00 aed nai “' *. ale . - oer "a ‘ ‘RED 1053 4—New 4 rooms, tile bath. 478 rand #400™M | ph i | ) ; — riatT W:4—Small motern of epuive- | Gift” WRELLIANTE “Vitro: of nished: electric stoves, phones. ner a ae Pie or CAD . erin , fae ba ‘ ‘ All , ree 44 IG — = | - nae : ——— , . - fT se (851!) Al i ri , 2 » Aer 74") ' ’ ; frigerniors, ete, without limit: Giings, a MoMAG —— 0. | du $37.5) . decorates: sien: Guee = are, oe |MoKBAN. 3528-—sinele fiat, first-class) WYOMING Pa "Go “ahe Ghecteeh oh | me en) Metate Department _ lent: prefer heated Tindel! &74°W. | coom for colored: al! conventences. (*) . oe g150.0055-a078. requi Col 80) thao tedme eine newiy | 18008 TINT & BON. 201d Chestnut. nn” BLANKE BE. O.. T11 Chestnut.’ lower, 5 rooms. furnace. HS 22 ee ) — mar O1°99-0055-0079, $20. JOST. JOS. 727 Chestnut JOHN LOCKER aN a ee eee .

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ge 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale in these columns today. APARTMENTS FOR RENT DE CE CEMBE -R 27, APARTMENTS FO “THE EMBASSY” APARTMENTS” Y-STORY FIREPROOF NOW READY FOR oc Washin ngton and Union Bivds, = he Aristocrat of the City 73 Post. DISPATCH, LEE-SERMAN REALTY CO, | Lists 11s neceNT saLes,__W- L. Christopher's New Home Lee-Sc her man APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS _ APARTMENTS ron RENT | FUNSTON, 4 ‘61 Olive; ; ; following sales: hardwood fioors 5- efficiency; | s2024 Marstnad: heat and (ie service IN- ‘W ALTERS _ ALTY CO. S REAL TY ( ‘Oo. ‘CTPANCY ne ‘ ; con fort cluding retrig ‘ration, fas and. ek tr ' nice is are end id " ti HEMME L MANN SPACKLE ROR. 4 rooms, and in-a-dor bed; it at 617 Chestnut at. 748k rooms and tet & SON, 617 Chestnut st. third floor north, ! WESTMINSTER EIN & =e ( GATESWORTH HOT _FIREPROOF—1117- : ‘The House of E nvironine oe The residence to be erected for W. L. Christopher on Audubon Moorlands addition, will be in the Mediterranean Spanish | The interior will be rough sanded plaster and | \there will be the typical spanish iron gates between living room and | oe John ign hall and living room and‘dining room. The floors wil] have a stone’! Anni na | effect and the woodwork will be finished in walnut. ee the special California finish with a variegated red tile The building will contain three baths and four bedrooms, to- | | Soyer with the ‘usual hada. a . SALE OF GREELEY CHURGH AND OTHER DEALS REPORTED | LIVE AT THE GATESW aa 38 | Style of architecture. —(Consist of large nitions room, fuliieae dressing room, kitch breakfast reom, bath, shower and running ice water, refrigerat » cooking utensils, dishes, maid service, tele. . SIX FULL ROOMS The exterior —_,- LANC IS P a2 RY - ie, A HOME WITH COMPLETE HOTEL SERVICE. - CANADA’ S WOOD PULP EXPORTS, IN 1925 BREAK ALL RECORDS —- cured Products Increase Total to More a — Ae A ee ER gr eS SHERWOOD COURT three room efficien: i (cB2 W ORTHINGTON =F ‘big concess! on for — “ket ZEIBIG. Var .. ‘OTT. 800 Chestnut as? Aina | Church at eSEtt JR OF TTGER. “MASE 4 and Warren street to the -3660 -6.—Material 527 Cc CLARA 2 with built * F, fler: single flat, LED. AND: R26 — Ax rooms, ‘lea a ! eee & SON, 6 osition to y mew rable te GODWIN nenectlony CO., APARTMENT FOR RE NT AP. \RT ME NT cunienei at attractive wood ey exports totaled ; y. 3! Ti » M. JOHN A, WATKINS & CO. REPORT |; : heuer, MANN-SPAI _& ‘Orr, 00 ¢ “hest nut, SUND. Ss cT°NDAY, ; 27, 1925, DEC EMBE R Bai! 1 eres MENTS FOR RENT Fi Re FURNI SHED | West CA Mi ’ , ' + SAS! ts. ry ie \ = pre nev a furnhteahe 79 ~ \ e $1 04——Nicely turthienhed 3 ; ; al (1 yr f ppartmment: a : cuny ety . he e no ene idre 1 A(ING. FOKENT PARK—885, | * » rahing wemurt! fully furniene : ¥g : sed SS rnom -¢ ff ei + linens + = t electr Cabany tern! \ 5 g1¢3 APARTMENT. $100. b! : Pershing. benutifullys furnished 6- a (ficiency, Including sun parler, cas. : ° sitver. linen, ice, janiter service SH . EA PERSHING APARTMENTS : erehin partment OT new! y ; 5380 A " stside roots © ‘v7 "J iing ,¢ ving ? ‘ rr wh ° - 7 ’ ‘o tv « : : Hiome with every he aaa eat ee re OO anted ‘) v ersity ‘ fon rT ios Louse keewing thy r } at ; a? ’ - ' i auttf ' tril . : RR ahed POR DPST 4 2 2 RR Y GILES KR, ¢* rf —- Gi —— “ —— - | : BROWNING Al ARTMENTS | ¢ IG PE RSHING . , forrmished bj-roon effi’ enes ie’ . : rhs i ver — rylete , : 76 4h Oe | ing Jt : . reivnorms So ¥v ara ‘a . niae? qr ' “HOt SAM KE ALTY ©0., O'F ° i} | l,ite rite 5 —— — . AMBRIDGE ‘APARTMENTS 50 iti. ~ Pa ager gr j. ne. ror ' le bath af dat tee Pre iail iy +. immished Sit} ee” $55 i iding hotel service: saileo te ta a orn : ffi wanicy furn ahed SHA TT’ tal hes lucas al | ieriis * lver light ga’ , a evervrhing « mapnese a, house. | Ld wing: Olive University r, manager on | emises. rfhone Delmar O888. or ‘ OUSAM T ? ALTY €O ‘Tt? Internationa] | roor Life Bid Garfield O270 os ~ Lee bakit is 1. Melmonte Apariments | oe DELMAR. ) pu NEW MANAGEMENT | Whr not look at the Delmonte apart. r > They are the largest. efficiencies | {77 —— ‘than $47,000, 000, as com pared with SALE OF LOT. scVERM LOANS lr DW ABD I. Ko ag | t " HOU cnn RE AL ay 4: 3 36-——6 ‘are room Ss: (00K NO FARTHER — Cc APARTME NT: IN- A. DOR BED. SLE EP. INC INERATOR; JU ST A REAL. QPPOR- TUNITY FOR ONE WHO | Gopw IN REALTY CoO., 5243 DELMAR. Tr » £30,000 apart- : pending the sale ~* Manufactured paper Value of $195,445,- | * exported in the UNIVERSITY 3701 WASHINGTON BL. S-room efficieney: cag wig- cereeeer reports the sale of a wood Springs on Brandenburger ward J. Dannacher. a a Beaton Ready neo mann to Nort! reast corner Sara ‘| BECKEMEIER 00. COMPLETES GRAND BOULEVARD BUILDING > —_ Se eiiecaland = TRY pie te Set , — apartment building on W estn minster == 5540 PERSING AY. cm ‘CHE AP RE ae FOR or INTER | KINGSBU RY ~ *% ~~ ces of Meeting announces the “109 Seiaae from Savane. Cuba, —- - ms, EPSTEIN. Ps SON. 617 Chestaut Bt Ss eiltn-nsesasteneneerstene mar 6139-6055-0079. al : $%0- Soar Jos. A estnut. JO the money in the city. wens deco | x Waterman and Belt 4 ' 4 splendid markets nearby, and setreet Ni ~ bathe; an busses and service cars right by the D includes heat. hot Apartnients for two to four persons . g4s and elevtsiclte: elevator and — — . | en AShi Rn — & oS Sin ea BEN ee f RE E AS r HARLAN COL el 5455 DELMAR BOUL | “Be ae . lor $69 You Can @e ee comsisting of I . I reakfast room. kite BRO two concealed full-size e electric, gas, b ule janitor service CHA See manager at wt OREON FE. @ R. 800 Chedinvi. | cL —— — ' —_———— wor : it South per Pershing, West of mals. Also Northeast Corner of aL CHEAP RENT? 4 | COZzI il $75. ova, 00 and $85.00 A new, exquisitely |) ai} Second an Floors 4 Nice Roose, NL Room ett, | furnished Apartment wide Phone Fo | ‘ wr Bich wrt none Forest 4497. 1 = Hotel, with garage in cL bulding, giving unusual mM connection, located on ches clude “eas Sinan, | a high pointoverlook- | "ta High-clase ncighborkood, I) ing University City condition ‘throushaa 2% me Guetdags a , fe y: FAIR iditio roughow | . ai : OREON F. & R. @, SCOTT, ight, air and sun- ba! , 800 Ch ut. : Chen: = shine on all sides, FIT! E . - . qtr; APARTMENTS FOR RE fm convenient to best | srs _——FURNISHED West End Shops, lth Beautiful effictenes i ah urnished= ideal for “a thirty minutes from ole | ler apartments: MON a Pot it price ever offered: owner down town Stores and | APARTMENT Wa bute regine «a couple ene Theatres, one block 4 tou pat ‘aa from Olive Cars, and oe North at terminus of Bus A. 7 = ‘ ; aun shed 3-re ~~ : > til.. sped 5 rooms Line. Surrounded by tag "FLOR ISSANT, 4916-—g- " . . Gn : “every thing ‘ernie : one of our finest resi- GHAI dential districts. A GREE Northwest ical > dew? {FURNISH :D APARTMENT. out the home, with ay ~ > ortniand, Vv ng reom, + ~ ~~ Se « root is tonette bat out the cares of : om i) | ‘) Chestnut af. / hor sekee eping, —_ ‘i we ‘) ; rr " Coeainel daft ree South . | oe ee 14%4 ty 2753—J-room furnished Uarv Ist. room atearn Rest hot water, pri- see, 2913 reepent 199. , PEPRESENTATIVE ON THE PREMISES “ 8 apa , il ts ST, “sepeonalie "reat. ut . ‘ i” odern, iuhe ad —KENS apartment.’ Goat aan W agner-Grant-Bell eh . . ' KEN —— REALTY COMPANY Ae West International Life Bullding JERE ‘aul fil i-reem | ae TI I L PIIONE, GARFIELD 86,1 Kr vA ele gantiv * furnished; . and fiitagt le aren to be 8 DPr = Call Caaoua ble rent. : Ata ---— — | trle 4315—Reautifully s — ‘(| couveniences; LEE, : flee BL... 6250— _4-reem " lieht furnished ajar be wail Tyg: OUSES, FLATS, ETC)}} | cise , 4001 A— Beautiful 3- room a é comp etely furnigh > = LINCE service - SUS a W@W ’ at ’ aftern on SP ” shot G04—a rooms, AGENTS’ RENT LISTs meh; rarac very wt \RTMENIS FoR RENT. eS be appre ‘até lertian; 7 roome ......8140 OO Ra es a oms and betl ‘ r man 7 FOOCIIM. coc 140) UU | MADTE complete we Mit aus) ind; 2 room. s7 ov orat “APARTMENT: a Vherson: 2d and 3d floor, iit convenineces; adultes. , * * pan ng os BA, wrest ey 20 an isedcc4 —— "g West ime: @ poomse .....-« vy OV put able. janitor: open ' oe GAIKAGES PWN ST cone ot Met paataina’ seeeeees & oo in light gas, telept ¥ ae erfman Ss UO @ a7 « NGS TRUST («> 4915 Delmar MAG 5H——~ Attractively . : a ag ol apartments: ‘tric and janitor s pent FOR RENT MON $40 and S80: ave Janitor. ONS See bh hot-! fr -—. dane E oo. ' electri eal wean pit). | _ ecirie nens, me 6UOWa rent ru y be ~~ = oie, Be AB then gg FD oe ee ne, bath, ele . wa Completely fu “benandoah, & rvome, bath, elec | — $100 month, Boo: * Bho tor. | , = \ "\ Paeton, oO room, hath. rlew hur New, complete >4 pnished 4. room effi ‘enc y, very 11s ato » Toome, bath, electric, ‘i mV . Dandy curntehed VA mis, » rooms, bath, eiectric, be ote 4 ‘le. See janitor ? He (ote Dritiante. 4 rooma, $36 rr 1360—1. IND WORTH a.) Loeresa, 3506 Bell; 4 rooms, bath bt BUILDING, BAR : . é . a for Vv; SOMETHING NEW IN } rooms, bath, clectric.| PRA Al MENTS ot. AND FURNISHINGS; JUS 4 r » rooms, electric, $30 | 14; * , Nts Rilretot a rooms, Gee I rle av, at Paeee: p Phe th *. Oven toda Bron \CK, 101 Nath. Garfield | St 10} oe oa hex $::7 ii. 3 3 rooma, z A \'s——FOR RENT |-4 T ite a Pepe bath ean om MA\. iy h root vat! a5 00 atest in-a-dor . tables, Y-tone today N (Near jeunes hardwoe itiful furniture; > ealtor 51°° Virgints LA | ‘reinin’ @¢ roars, bath, het- id » Treom Yow hent; garece aS on T a Vi €q\° ner weak ‘ a “a SS reoeme, bath ~w ow ——~ eet dl " tr, cf rperrinns | Bs) oo . ' er heat hehe A be Kolb), 4 roome. ete 79 AN ’ We reer heat, grt. P rares " : ’ * on bead 1A ' my. rerrttia 1 ; we 4a. OS irr, | foermes, Path ry 6N@ ay arniahed “Iuth, “s roeoaes h of P ane nh . t ty: “hingten @& rooms, ete. 49 @@ |) TWH holce | apartments PLAN WALTERS REALTY ©0. | ed, + rooms, $f "hte (oar Cletd OlN7, ,TYt ~ ‘ rofee a MOVE @UGHT IN 46ii- Wail-turs I O54 —a a a *. | heat. gts tf rooms bath ¢ ite rie . ye Be ee oops all \piern «0 year. — i a ove 17) a ' — reeme med ern. : A400 Nee ond oor @ - RKET. $218A—J3 rocms, ¢.ces | tort : ub rnianed ¥ — ter oe fu s > , “FF “A494 A roeme mod “rn. a! , — or ~~. Avs 9 ome hath. electric i I. . ide % : : ‘\ 4a ‘ | woos rye miern rv sh ie ‘ACH nh Ce a Chestout St. | ANA \) : lal bt _ Sf MAG IRE ER. pet) : very cheap s)) 7 — Bw... mate “newly

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— ~ APARTMENTS F FOR RENT NTS FOR “RENT {cane F = == West MENTS FOR are FOR eon : ntral FLATS — RENT—North FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR ee ee FLATS FOR RENT—South _ FLATS FOR RENT—West | FLATS AND AP’T’S WANTED . ont . t. . ‘ ary : re Rooms and Bath = , a 23 New f aSB, ast 11ND yi ond f r Or S55 ANIL Se a fay Th LA >» roome new fur ; Furnished Fiats and Apte wid MBER _27 aes DECEMB I! 27 25. ss ; tal 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale ii in these ‘columns today: post. DIgraTcH. — IB hr ‘ - ; apes? rent > “4 ‘ OTS, DOTesklas a &.6*D gas ' .?3 open ‘a — 0 . es . : : . - ne} 553-08. = in porch WM. J ABBOTT REALTY (wa? Ww - $30" = rime om + . z way; 320 APARTMENT Wid Murt 4 : ; Chegtn f xi) Chestnut «et (ck ' —_ ; Mn ki TCENE or 7. ; * bOON buss TOOn = oe heated flat vtec!" of Forest Pa | , garage. Box Xi 98) Post-lispate r'MENT We ‘ ful iow’ Leia’ 2 DWELLINGS FOR tioned s100 : >» —_ ne : BOC! ih i nt = ? Ses a. irnished 6 ae H 7 , : pet sso ae sarge get HODITK CO _ ' hy Foon wal sb ee , a ee Al sow. Tx res Matin k Na partor, Cas, I . . . yy Te ? "ers . . ; : - rai trode laae la’ Norvna 4 53% 7 > | 5 ] »*/) ; , ; : ; : . , ‘ , ’ : ’ ' 4 ianiter service $ mal? > 3 ‘ (m6 ’ . n \ 7 ' , ; ' : : : ’ = 7 ‘ Yee , P « . 7s i - ‘ ry :” : s ’ . ; ‘ . : ’ ' “> 4 ‘ 4 . -~-* : : tra ‘ oO } rt , est 2% ‘ © mf x br. Cen i + be °F . . ‘ ..** J . . ~~ | RN = ; : ~a'? ’ é ! oor, Zt +) a | neice remy. bath. elec- . . 4 . : , ' : - ' ; . : ' ad - ‘ ’ " 1M : : : , Pp’ ra? ° * ‘furne e: 840. (Pen. , - -* WoL ¥- POLLAC K, ial ‘ sii. dsartield . . " ; “iS . : vati . : ) Pp." DonmGgHERT ear | eg . = ' — MISS1S8IP PT VALLEY TRUSS » on $14 call before 4 is dia ee aint ae , 7 i Act ~ii—S iarge oO? ; ; " , —— wi? "worsa ha, 4] TY tre fixtures; bath, rurgece: open “ary . ’ . se ver rw. 4 | me BLANKI KR. .. ti ( hestnet, - oho " ‘or two farntiies, 640 _ 5 PTATIEN | ) SE es : | : x aT : aa "oo breaktaat 3 L. WILLIAMS, Gerfiela 2713 . " ° ” , ® ne : - | i." i : ‘ , . ° e ! ; ‘ , Sa . ' . . »* ‘ 4 - . : “ ‘Amr a ° wd ain . . : Mi ten 6 ! ' : Trt pan a eetidinn ‘AITRIE 31° “ x-reom house GATESWORTH SEE do’ -rheinson | ARTE | z RS Segrmetlia> eg 2%, Js | | | BAN | ERT reer RIE 1310-—Ai1-room, Pome rand ' . i. , 4 a? T ‘ : a. ; : ; : ' , 4. ; 2 “; ° : ’ ; ' : ‘ ‘ ’ 1% i : . “ ’ b \ : : ‘ - ~ a aw s ’ ” ’ . . . ‘> rn ‘ tion f facto peti tiet we’) arrange. he - ; Ca : t va’ t a = c : ; } LICHARDS@ON. Realtor ~» Life Ridg rarfield (rte) 4561—4 root bath. electric. _ ; : : : ‘ ‘ . ‘ - —_ o " 7 . — . ‘ ‘ i : » : . . : J, ad: , Rec nd pet BEAQUN 4760- oot tage: ; La - . » ‘ “ ci nette ,ani eervice ST By Et ° 7 TRY — IN ) ele ; electric, gas and Y iaunasy: art —_ weg SEAS | Pl cal oe ph c URI : Rk. A. TR ao REALTY ©CO BUNGALOW —New. 2 rovms ~ belek: BS \T 4 Adib. NT . — - Balin ; - he | ' SEY NG! 3°27 On 3 al! - STI tro rb en ' r ' ) (2) cash down a . AD ,\ ~ ’ LM RN ." ; 7 . su : i“ , * : 4 ‘ : _ ¥ . ) *: ry ‘ be 4 : + 5% a ' , j 3 ~ ' - ; : ~, -- - — . — “ ELI at MORTGAG > WORT To | Tame at wpe Brey : ROLIXNE = 83) Opi 6504 7 aan : oul . ae 62284 _ Easton ereny_ “Als. OR Vi HINGTON — " . aaa ow | Ale 4 . — | aaaae doen ery | nae vo Nev ' (4 + o> be me ae tee BO , CO. B06 Chestr COTE BRILLIANTE oe Pure e mon de ,' 2 : My ; ‘4 ee ’ —= --- a » emt nd Be! t Ave | L Spier apereglher ; ! rT 7.1 heen? , 1} , br é | i , ae ASE FB - “ KAYMOND (2190—4 reoms. steam heat ne co aaah + aa © rors " : ? | | : ci ~ bi , | n , y S9De) tt mt .ifan o .O vere, $52 » ee . a 5 , 3 1. EPSTFIN 2 SON. GIT Cheetont «t = an - Tom © : 1? art . : - at . ei : BO Orr F ” : ; : U a 646226— 4 eat ? , an \partme | ; IM Tso! ) ; JOHNS H ABBOTT. K — , OP a Sarees . at wes Page—+ - ty vette as Au PITH tg ord oom low rent; mod- ai aaseonl ~~ Rew, punaee 4° erg room elevator aud arac. | P : HiIGHLANS p34 A——3 large. light reoms, “A~ ‘A +~9 + UMass Aas iter , “4 ms : ‘ | “2 =" ~ = : _ N 2n— ww; room tn ss. | Q th eiectric: newly derorated $35 , 3 bh; , hard“ ood =} TEL " ROMAINE. 8877—Moderan S-room | —~ 4, 0020 Bungalow; & a de ' : : a — ee i DINAND. 4550—3 rooms $30. KODE MVEE & CO. i j rn ’ ANKE RK. b. CO. Fil Chesinut. CASTLEWAN, 42:351j1—6 reoms, hot-water eene , ‘ ace: ne n = jn tact : ; ; oy PER ry 109 ~, Rt ; : > : ; 4 ; i} } - : ms ren hent ing pliant : open at : ~ : T : ’ . F ‘ — » rr. ; . ra Da tt . a t A ,* Age ‘ (a rf ¢ pe: "elect ; = 7 : 3. 5. RESTEIN B BOR. C8 Kmemaws SM: | | PL. 1769—3 re fu ) tric: Sa a tut st EPALDIN + S608. Agent —Gartied OM ee — | . mrat’ ' , ; a : 2 Tis . fur ’ 2 a” heetnu be ai’ : . - — 2. 4 _ . : + : ; ° ’ - — a. 3 i = ata - y OREG 35 0-: ; 7? “EW BT ATS @45 | SHAWMUT. 13724 5 rooms. furnace. | rere. — good conéition: O00: ss 4 ; . . : carage 7 . — bath. Furnace. ‘ 4 TR ’ m7 cr FR! H. 3647 room ®. iT MART REALTY 1¢ ches pew y decorated; shades end fixtures. CAST LEREAG H aa A 288 7 b VA) ‘mw 6 9g . ot Ar «t ' te. : ‘hos - ( ts 7? ne ne sH ag | Hy. 7 . bath. ur: | farare Cal Riverside 45: K S20 DELMAR MOULE VAT . Abete Lena t. ra rage 7 : : os rae = Nehenetie and tip hale: Tae EPsTris: "s BON, 617 Cheatnot st. / PM! ShAT—S roome, beth; $22.50. : wis ‘Db REAL , : ‘wr | PS ay woos ath. | RERBAN @01S 4 roome, newly deco- | MICHIGAN. 7116—12-¢00m “modern ree : - , ebay ! LBA N : — Aence. arranged for 2 or more far|\\ee To ‘ey = > nice roeolts, gas, eiec- 1 . mod Ho] I \ riat Me “’ mmNP Ee pa a ’ a SVvO0 Chestnut. TIM) SRN , a ) : } "y - va | reo oy , root Tot ; | "77 ; ee a4 heal é‘ -" ; enomes and bat includes in-a-dor UNION Bl... 1371—Excelient lower 6-room | _ Gartield ( £94) JOHN iW ABBOTT Realtor “aa ‘ . ' “ ’ oT . cs ‘ : : ; 247 > j eI ,* ; ; . Pi gr ; . * ‘i 1 iro ; ait saree “Tr. ha.) ; ad) aroun RU "tar ae L “TOO e.- roon real ' ria ss we ee 40 —* 5 ~ g , 11 ‘ : ™. H. KRODEMYI K es o., eee til furnace possession Jaf. 15.) —e for cale. Humbelt 5283). ‘ «a : 7 » F Q7 bh oe - . - . . : . teat me atv! pe? . C = wail ~ ; ' - Bea) Cal fornia : . = . ' oe o [00 Chestnet . ; DOCKERYT & & ys 1015 Cheetuut. : : ua] . - . : ’ ee , “ JOIN i AR paar K = = : ae SibA oe 6 HOO MAS nOT-W ATER | é “wr ~~”. CYT) 7 ~ -~-* ~ ; ai , . ; , ? be . “ . . : j ye z Aan : iis ' ; ‘ rer ai is ‘ — ” re - Phy : . ‘ 950 Ww Ll. RONALD : 1 15 Mic igan (just ee : en ‘connection. locate on Te , a a a aenn’ Gee ae , - ' ohie » to 1 Re ro her Gartiel4 an4) fayette): fime re te, Pehs re peer ante biol ant avy L 7 ; : ; - elect JOHN H ARBOTT Realtor 700 af $4 ire : bs | West TERNON 5570—5 roome furnace. eles: | “een. OTTO TiBt se: pesest P ; ye j t i ‘ . . a - ~ = - ‘4 ; ea ut a , -~-* an? . . ‘ ~~ 4 _ ‘ - a ° , > : rood ‘ oadition 49, if : ' : a “OG gas siov 7 fi rooms, newly deco- A ; in first )- ie : , ———a — | ' floore steam heat and ROBA 4647— Mode bunealow fist. four a ’ ; ates: gee” . ime , hea - = . UMrA- Wut é‘ ay soe ; , , , ” ‘¢c} _ rooms, ti) le bath, furnace ee“ ecrnTyT j i] ; wurnh nscee wat > : ‘ ‘ — . pny ay ™ tea . , 1 aP fi ; roor rr odern hot- | x 94 iA - ry FEDERER : | NEN ASYLVANIA 35 . - | ORS2M. _F en 5244 > heat: of yen. OCabany 6180 West — —— — . . , , . =a " . ana . ) #4. : , were WELLS 51°4 >» rool sleep ng poreh. ) . ce . : DELA : ew, 4 : . ot ? +S TAAiR ss |. s ADELAIDE, BO (between vw — ngton and APAR I MENTS FOR RENT pains eae . ) . ' Aha ~~ ote : PLT. be Five rooms and Ly so”. Raf ait ohow. panna cgi a, 82%5 : } : . 1 ‘ ~a , . . owner downataire. Garfield 4780. fc} party —FURNISHED = Shon: n ry eine! ~ gerag tz artis YA! 4 (3385 rooms. ec : gor } a EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, 617 Chestnut - bi Ns , vrs iF 2.5% rooms furnac®. garage of : : : I }4i0— ...% KMS , — os SaeN were ent Teneo mnable COOK, 3604-—S5 larae rooms, $40. hey at , estnut st A 1 - | 7 | REALTY CO. #14 Chegtnut 3067 FARISH & CO EAE 4000——New S-room fiat. a Aiik—f rvome. bath. @iectric, fur ote. geparate furnace - ace. range, het water connection: $4. tA LS H1LA . st | ai en Keys fi8i Delmar. Cabany 6191. ‘cls ; . Jous H ABBOTT. KRenitor ' t ws , ;, , , ' yy ACiE ; 4 rowme, goed con GOODE Riis 120) i reome aie £ =O) eat nut ‘ TL 7 , ; , : . a reneone bie ve! eat an taniter service bw ' t ; ’ ‘ M . ; ah rts ' : W ) Tr PARK T?!1lib—New 5-1TrCom . née - peut 3 $100) heat hare wees floors. 2% ‘ aha i moder? ‘se a bpeau’y en all aay. > : : wp rooms rv al ScHY ENKER RR. FE. OY $08 Chestnut. | = an4 tric “noe. furtiace AHITTIER Ia27 N—? r orne te bath , ShBON 5 a : . Cheetr ¢ bey water, electric: $05 5M, | HAMILTON 7 foome 1m ; 0) _— hard org gleare garage: Yaecant. (er CLAYTON, G6820\—4 large rooms, bath, 4-35 i ewe é ‘| tral & : ‘ gas. elertrik 8:5: open. : BEN . Ae O0.. EINDELI. AND SARAI (northwest oe : ‘ R- - 4 ¢.. BLANKE KR. bk. CO 711 Chestnut — ner)— reem use : t in ge» Northwest . . ; ry : , \ . ° a ‘ -pa - ; "ai ] ; order for des! repre tena nt ~ . Ty ‘ - ; Ns : : Phaa ‘ ‘ ’ 4 . : . = , pe ‘ 7 a ww) : Fa a ; HEFFERNAN. B14 Wainwright rm . } ) j . . Bt ‘ ‘ ' ’ i MePHE RSUN., 444° _—, reor. ager ! a) | aed KENT REDUCED 1405 Tew ART “PL. le bath closet in each roem , ) Sem, eit reome modern i fleore ana elertrh f'ctores BE ,™“. am EN STELN. 915 ive. () , and 3. throughout Pt RNACE $37 50 rnizeg complet ly ow ne oun “A lo Terra: e (1 biock south of ™ LTS - Wal! TERS MEAL \ « aston ediate DPomeeerion hestnout ‘Maip se" aur awa | SEY EPSTEIN. $19 Coestnut. MAPLE. 4950-—4 oobiai’s (REST, @71t5A — New building: serend é r | Cc TEBE os fieor % roeorms het-water heating plant aT lartie O17 alae 10 bh all Tt fel ag Jt. PSTN 4&2 SON, 617 Chestnut «ft 4000 &2 i 4 ee 647254A—3 roems. hst-« ater peat RIG f ON CESSION - FOR plant: first foeor parts «wil! shew : TEN ANT. I ’ rP=TRIs A =f. 6l, (heeft ant «ff ; rror @ “a Wagner-Grant-Bell ; : ; ‘ah a Nir 443A 5 —B geome, peamgnabie. 2. fe RERTRAN E & roome, bein. RE. Ml TY COMPANY ; | ' , : : : . , Ta a | se MORRIS AAC HT RK. : national Life Building . . | 7 1 9459 | ROC ATS TELEPHONE, GARI ELD S621 an 10 | bocet See ine “ ett PUA lower oar. South ’ | : ; : ‘ ) . : , ‘ y S742 — te bath and ie a tr o*E4- bo GihsON AY O34 41 Furnished house ! ' De oj ION DO KERY & : . ; ; atiarm heating | FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished of ore Ges gn ew jinene and @)' . MOUND CITY TRAST AGEN, T—3-roen irnishe- ret 209. a vty Ae poe ot - 7oanae the 9 ! - tie a 4 1 i ‘ 4 ire " ‘7 re nt : fie : ' puis -. FU -- ae (Pr A Lie = taott~ bes —— es ore : ‘ : +o Ala — | BI ANS — o.oo ‘ ( heat nt sen,' mr if do | Pea) tele _ Department etic. fara ~~ , | rats . Aa | - : : i RESIDENCES FOR LEAS sE BLANK) [tl Cheetau ii ~~ ; : : her més: con : | aot 7 : “bees | . — Vth root | : ete = | 19} | FOR RENT, FOR COLORED NI oe me, ww ~~ Pevepem . aa “. , 134 —4 ake ‘ woe Gi» ei ADaMs. 2544A—3 Tne reome: 945 meviee: 65 ae in a ——— | ; 7 ts Hotel Oi—Fo roo B § EON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 890 Chestnut —— -s» ‘ . " " 7 , ; '-" . at - . ° > : a . ve _— ———— . - i , / ® 2 | sre ; , ’ e- BOLL a os stp Pe. _ 1,, A405—7 rooms beth, ‘ ’ iT nace . m good « OB Lion - ea nt na’. JOUN H 4mRBOTT RK ~a iter anita electri fixtures. ete.; : , Us JOHN n ’ L z ? 4 : HADLE In nowsekeeping @uites; will rent to Bert, ~ . ’ . ‘ = A ; : : : " j a | >} ; 4 roome $2 o SREON E &@&@k G. KOTT. 800 Coests ut ; SSS | ' . ,T) ‘ . , rw) ed Chem net rivint. Rives, ‘ . ' ;, ' ; : , whee oe : —— 7 rorotte rolet. beth nEDpROOM K mem : —— . , 4 Le 19 a a . : ; : oom tek oo —_ Rie. , or ves $a ; Irn T ote. | . , Soar :, ! : Toth PY @ « toi: eet 8 9 = ee Cake oi3—3 éerorated. a : . ee HAMILTON. 10°0A—5 roo ath, fer- : Maeuctl s aos. G17 Chesteut. («> : ' A—Five room MAN 46D ‘es : th ne . ; hows , : ‘ ; . alia . ‘ ers nace. har 6 oor fieors. vi pee’ . « z ; RLANKE RK. E. ¢ erm ) : , HART REALTY co 6le@ Chestnut Pumished apet Ti toda > i "ae — 14045 cmyrr $40 x wTT. £00 nes . ' : "> : ; vuant one TY . IN HP DG Led a re, a ee ~ = —- , | : | P a EPST FINS & SON. GIT Cheetont et akK | ul+— croenae maraae : “we N—% roome wok RI4 JOHN H. ARBOTT. Realtor, TOR Cheat: | i - : —— : | vie, newly Geroreted. ray re SHY . an. | at “a -—— , ru p. : .% . FEBRI AK) n . , Ww Fa + “anit as ne ~~ : {4° a. > —_— ~——-- — Fi ? | , 4743 . ——- . . . >a . - , . - : . i? . : . : oT . : bat ’ " ; ascurTT “© P , — ' — brane - ' ; : rn? 1 ' : : _* pet “ ; = % romney Bere x \ r+ . ef comm . " « at ¢> % “Eer Pa or eo oe 7 . : _ ot —ehge? “meen 8 «@ test et teteart ” ' mi’? , , : : ’ A's . » P . ~ 4 » a od * trate? . : : 7 . = ‘ - : ‘ ' “34° } : . . “ - 6 urnace ou aeede ‘ “i . ——_ . ; : 7. ' ss . ) ; “ alll n ' . t 4 Ts TT rey . ‘ —_ Meee’ . Le) fest rs! or clertri«r etbawee, phanee ~ al rRET> a4 q— New 4 rocerrs tile beat > ' s ' ; P4Ann , - : , . F 4 AND A 8 > din - sieaiainaiadl —_ ow : cersiors, ete, without limit; MM A it decoraied ; janitor service; facte ya Sngte 7 ; $353 | ISSISSIP PT LEY T! Fiat Wré—Omaeil meters 8 9 COTE BRIAIASNTSE 51h —PFuenis e+ - rates rveterence required. ~ : {6 : - Shaws («a seruce ” : . is - 2 “Ss ‘rut et [epertmen ) __jent: preter bees jf tinder a7¢ ‘Sa roemn fer celered #8)! comretiences. (°) oloo-e)>0 78. , ‘mer SAS ’ * son hKERY ». : «. s. G BLANKE B. E. CV., 711 Cheout.

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POST - ISPATCH ews a instiininn:,: 1a — —_ —— -—— i Se — uceounrammremanmane, > Central West : ’ \RP'SES REAL ESTATE—EXCHA FOR LEASE FOR LEASE | FOR LEASE ‘TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES TO LET—BUSINESS EA : ° ; = . ’ ™ ~>4 . ~~) - BI a atee—aentinenat corner Spring ‘and 10B 4 None php ge 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, C Cottage es, Flats, Apartments, Re Residences For Sale Today. REAL. ESTATE CARDS ats. Bi x — = SUNDAY Bi a eUNDAYT, _VECEMBER sal . DECEMBER 27. 1928. REAL ESTATE — “EURB'N PROP'Y FOR ‘SALES! pn eae ——————— ~ : —TON Sicaiinas callin f a “4 "00 equare feet: 2- EASTON. 4858—Store we 4 ns oe. ( ATE ~—— West } ‘or 50 root 3 : af / ‘ Soe. ted * _— of? Walnut ‘ot >. Treat FEINBERG s JONES ers reper’ ‘ 7 . ¢ . ‘ ' = te ) 3432-34 LINDFLL BL. ; mee oy Lot 50x157 ee ee ee ae a i ek i sacieaill JOHN a. ABROTT, “Realtor. ‘308 ‘Chestuut. Thomas S. Gerhart, President and Hens ¢ tne Gay. akan Bie | Builiding vuare feet —_—aw te , titties ~eirs rent first and second floo7s separate EASTON. 4470A—For light manusacturvg yy TR . . . excnangec — : . 7 . a - = 404 * SEX OND ST. : ' : e art eld 564 , purposes heat furnished. se In a lave tox PAR Pogst-I’ spate W elsels, Vv Lise- President of the Ww else 3 . sant ie ‘2 ' . . A ELFVENTH AND Lact 4% City Clab ; c ecuare feet, e.¢ The ronerty 1S 1n exeei- '-£ " oa & FRANKE. 10908. _estnut. LASTON-ITAYLOR TR ST CO... mies , — _ . . value = * - ” ve ; ~ 3 ts ™ - "48 . “ rmit s I 4 : a n ss i i... ! - 2» pera! anaemia u : 44-4 rae cn as ae : vy — a y — _y Louis pr Real i state ) ompany, Ww ish TO announee the | - on re , + “- ' seupat : : S if ~ + eonditio na now used SVODFELIVIW e23 ner Gooare: er Owne — 4419 a : ,. © —~ : ; , oN TEVENTH ST... Cer. Leeust. 407 \. THIRD ST Pni condition ana b¢ PU ; aor = nt TO gy NB ; business x / . in MRC fleer 50xk07: foerth floor Fours . ging. 12.500 ia OND AND cnter: good for ahy business. reasonable. EASTON, 480i1—tere with 3 reome in Pas of the Weisels- Gerhart Real } 4 JOY UH > Ban | eli. Pusecuger elevator, beat . re feet: ric elevator for office purposes. SEC | “PUBINSKY REALTY oO rear; $3500 first; want good vacant ar : b Q°5 ae BLAC RM! 1B. Se tend Lee 139-31 WASHINGTON AV. \ |) ——_ 304 Wainrewrich! Bide. ss | sete farm. BLUMENFELD RE ALT? ce. (Company on December 31, 1925. a eietmas suggests t i aa ; 2 7 an * store, 4021-44. Wilh space a. | WK c. oY i THIRD FI OORS GRAND AND LIVE—Large, well-fur- 313 Tithe Guaranty Bide Main > The deat Gift fe 7 | Et tome-cse $0,000 on second fier, 45x6 | ISAAC T. COOK & CO... ff : righed office o: studio. reom, telephone, EX CHANG! ise touring for Pro! Mr. Gerhart has organized the Gerhart a home of are a a Three « lléing aut | a. . | Waiting room s% nde} : o> erty iox P-3e Post-Dispatch “IL P e. finest 4)" rmte and imei, . £4 are feet Fireproof, sprinkier 1722-74 WASHINGTON AV. 7 6 Arcade Bl) ary. tt. MONT. i! 4-—-Large store r =: HANGE— bouse with ~0-fo0% . - apd lator sevice ? N - * ion ro 7 ne under net ruction 50x lis c i OF Hiwe- a ae + a Ex a or gy a tm gy Realty ¢ ‘compa n\ and Ww il] be located at 107 : reniery - el Ane . vinit .T - . ho = wt s ~ — - a [i 1 a e. eat furist o . a oe 4 _you ; ‘ers e 4495 WW yet - ; . ; : » on , onwe' a 4 : : eur ~ ii S Thivesiors babdine, 208109. $825 WASHINGTON AV. TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES | 7» 5 . | KH STOLTMAN RECO, | EXCHANGE—Brick residence, 8 room, Seventh St., on the ground floor of the Wajg Open tor sour inepetien Sa ? - - by " t , ai Ce ;. ] I p ¢ | we Ive ft. 1184-56 HOUDIAMONT ; ~ “Der w trade for E' s “ar - Building after Januarv }F 1926. Mr. Wi 4 ) 1 nue, “ “ i a TRI e127 N. SRCOND & ntra ne new «tore 2 growing location ama’. farm Roberte 108 «! . . Bs . ; — — = - . ae hae ower mar feet "°9 LIC AS AVY. en ne. | PI PS sige .- framneneditea tanned me ——— - . = : a » —— = ——————— — a ico! ct tees’ | 0” Becund floor, R770; heat. HOUTEAU. 3¢23—Large store, on 1 R RENT ee -aYTY AND CONST. CO., FARM, Wid —Exchanae fine nex cs has organized the Henry R. Weisels Gguaam ——— | laine, 1200 | eauare fon TERY ert igre oe ‘ia ERD Wong G0. | FALSE. Meter sin etleat to pee : : E OR RENT! _ Pia 4 - ‘ \ “ - _ ‘J " cy ere es ; — —~ 3B ~ Ey , By, . - ; Ine., and will be located at the Southeast SAL . ; “4 > . = we ' . J - ‘ | = _ = - me a _ = " “ 7 aed “= « , «. ie. MERC ANTILE TRU ST COMP ANY ELE\ ENTH 4 N.—4Good store | APPLY BUILDING SUPT. EE a oF ee Ne a ee ane “ of Eighth and Chestnut Streets after Jam WEBS - Re : Rib Locust to haries Ks) Eeetor ~ - 118 N. 7th s 1721 S llth «= ; — ' Wa ’ : . : a FS Cheennt i POST-DISPATCH a 400) New au mobiue s&s “wroom FOR s aT} TRAT FE St of genera 19%6. — = ey a vie We se - ee ewes iia «..* . gtore. gultab.e fer { , a garage. 1x1: cf M “TRR mercharicis lings. et At S8\atio New duplex residences, from a) . wf = . > “ ~ $35. z i ( _GILEs eit : I ner t ree : +4 Address | k Box 45. Rolla. Mc —— We wish to thank our many friends and cliente " womans a appointme mee —— — = ———— — : £ S : SARAH. 906 —fipien id retail iocatiosn: GRinrERY—a neat Ke ‘ash r en the conve — 4 TH. 104s >: $2 , : f stn arr isiness ing over $1 00 per r their past patronage and trust for ac vs —— lac - thr 4; ee 4 es MISS]SS7} 7 y Trost ec : ST estes & SON. 617 Chestant._ sent Vest End: Be - ¥ pror 7 id igor i Lp ge onting- echools — Three blo KS tar . 2 i I ( mR LE A SE r nas a A z f I North =e VANDE\ ENT! x . . = —Nea 7 a — = = =, = — - fart —r SS a ‘ a tr ansportalio c a aaa OUSID: , a . —e VLRTH,. 906 =.—spare 25:75; for light | ==> ; Baker tor na 4 &° Sate new a an “= Wt¢.— ery 8-0Cce ne : \ ‘. : * , manufacters pats " | BE menage — erece ke ¢ we oe ar Bias .: NERA ation ¢ a — oo ) 1t}-room..2-family~ house A. Mombde: ON . giences alt i@ Ci ity plus the » oe . . 4.1 EPSTEIN 2 SON. 617 Chesatnut , _— aaael tue ~~“ WASHINGTON. 3S908—splendid location Valley Part M 6 oe ; . i, — conve . fi i, 3 ‘ SHAN] . haice locati ®ulta bie : ; tar —— a , for aute showroom or atces-ories. HOTE!] -ta.—Exchangee 250-acre we! " suburban dhe. are ours 44 O} CS Ul In S O S : tor uty parlor; reasonabl. BRA A. SULD = —— oe Oe 4. 1. EPSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestnut. — Im Dr ows North Missouri farm: ciear sive = l build f , MODERN STORES. READY JAN. 2.0 | want ho'el_ Kine ¢16 Title Guarente | e or rental. Several new ; 5 | : B 7 ~ . “ = . .s_ «" age grace ‘or man Sarat ar it ec ster tayT g 1A u _ " ge $1: fw pric >. - ” ‘ Se onl facturTs ger lo-3 & DTOaGwe) €& stores at ¢-: -orner store $100; heat anu , >: 2’ rece gar? ‘ es = - - “ : * * . = Z 4 ' >a ; - - > ‘ . . : am T 2% ' Trier 1374 furnishe P " West End as par , 3% iT List of Available Con mercial Property a Arik “ rasernernt ia GI ] ee cs So estnut st jones ™ ny 7 Bt . = he AL! RED BAKEI "= "5 _ teres = : . » Tetrart re nlaining 1} “? soquare {fe ermuda ' - PrN 1 Fase 2 ora Tr vr as i \ u Be Mailed \ n Request. a oe } \ ; et ~ ‘ "new - I 4 y' Tse . c — a a. a & 72°24 = . Te : 4) k ree " - * € a 4 > I a oe: oss * r¢ . P ; , r oat rae r 6 if > »% Ly ; " a - : .. ' . Ag _ fea nner -« “he 4. ‘ e- rercentjor te : « a Th 46 9 os ——— — husiness &17 , Be ° np > tbrar mus roo ng roor OT i) arfie'd 4 Ww ignifi : ISAAC T. COOK & CO. I Soar pha S| MS RA RTS co. fi Sabine ane Teer Wea Tht har ee e word “REALTOR” signifies @ 7 + - > - “. 7 . a, nw ner rules and regulations. + . “eer % ran a 2 ——— nS A ——— —— : . od anes ' rm gtore rooms a! -_ ae >>. . -- - te — ’ r TaTING : Om 4 ¢ . a Ve “xs s are feet IULIUs HALLER KR. E. Co.. 807 Chest- | §0x213 ier ee ae . s wey = . : TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES eben ring. | tok : ong. | . MISSIROTOOS CALS tee TEXAMENT PI a yy Deal With a Itor rings } " » ei - [7 EO Ls 40. \ gtore eauti.u..*¥ —— > we 4° . Kenw . . ; ; - + ‘4 . che : ‘e re . —— ' . or - » s — * > a t South South DO €s LO pe OF BorD le arranged: good for any business. -Ca OFFICE SPACE | : Fates aed $10.00 S j Rick BL NGALOWS ‘ - * . a ' . a? a4 - . ; ~ . : _ ~SIss y TRUST tA te a Ma EI a 410 N. EUCLID. ls equ ty iT tenament @ t AOUIS Nea State B fg! ] . 4 HERB! oh notes —- Desirable suites im this moter Semen: | gome sh: f ° i ake @ 7 * 4726-28-30 Vista p! Kenwood: — A. | . { - ' 4 = ~* * c — . ’ “+ ¥ rer . e* all n ene : very reasona e ren a 454. es. mer 1 R . r t! me ern ; owe’ 7 LOI — AMONG DIN S i 8 ? ‘ : h. SU..80.€ avr EDW — L.. BAKEW FLL. 7 r | an = a a = Pe o- = b - 7 v p ‘SHOPS = na5 or hares wor cei | MARE oe? mat Bagere “eae S| SEES OO, | . fen sfinkamr co, 6211 Ranton as Ss R1G% Chesinu: | it = - | : g 4-38 S. Sprine beautifu termi hn . ON TRACKS —— | PARA 22 Coesinut et 5022 to 5030 Easton Avenue |, 7ymiet UES J fie" Tor er tinement | REAL EST’TE—WTD. TO BUY | CITY REAL EST'TE Kirkwood _ = |i . > . . = 7 a ; . ‘-.9 . is . 4 a > er : . a 0 : BU ILDIN ‘GS 1S CHEROKEE ST: FIREPROOF CON | i lial ie hy ; for bowling aiieys| A rosperous Ne M Year! | ns t er acc siveet Suburban Property Wanted | West ,* Kirkwood Sree ‘0., Realtor rs i '? y ~“TRUCTION I ; ~ oe MA-° 7 —s a? (OF DaTTic wane Ci Awaits } start as ines in : Bin iia ae 3 — 10 ACRES. IN COUNTY. FORS\ CORNEI aA’ a AOL. 4) — i ¢ «un parler. | kK ACTOR a3 ~ r I RhERS $041 SHAY ‘ de -* Se A. . MISS - ' athe rT « *“ the new stores Tié e the 7 : ry on ENCY ~~ avois Or road with or without house Lot. 80x1 . price low. a is J | oie es. hardwood fleer, heat- ' 4 i" ah 7, a Ht BUILGEYI? , ~G : Pie — = best locations in the West End - - — _ ——_——— Bu , HARTW 1IG- DISC HINGER. —t> &. ° . ;-car garegr best (Ooe tion : ‘ TR rr AG ™~ | ISS > 4 R\ HERS 7 hw ; ~4 . aaelitels ~ = ce A XN 49 ; its te Se 1S 7—Large space =] HART REALTY © 814 Chestnut R & G. B. BULLOCH 258M. . . —aniogion 100x250 on Forsythe, at $150 ; 3 pe . , BUSINESS PROPERTY PHO RE ’ NEW STORES. 850 FACH ae AL Sea enaias diel ee Bide oly or y= _ CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE fo o peng ‘o. wy *” Maplewood —_ : Sf : H - DEPARTMENT eM é he 401 ' ’ =! large stores ' _ ; > Sree La - s f feeds of trust or Vaca X John lsret o.,°' ‘ ' xe rt direct . . oe W AR OUS S S + rooms I ; “ ‘stnut et = ——~. ‘ . " n aii Central ae B ope te ~ very renssnene +t 5 a af = a of, e: ; ; jadies’ ready-te HERMAN B. GOTTLIEB & CO., on ww marmmat. Sten | an do it ook at the acre iNG ‘ =. oF as jay Take Lake line te Chariack egy Es ht tient OB. ns oh q a : .: t+ @ , TL “rT Ww; oat + 19° ; : >» O547. RESIDF NC F “ AWN D o Mr Arn ruster hy : > | » T ~).. T1i¢ anc Pe ee _ FOR RENT, FOR COLORED HOUSES. FLATS, ETC. 2 A. preteens GOooeD LPocaTionN POR GROCER es fe) Will trade nn laness propertr 252130 to brick alley o1se ‘ash, bdal- ; cane » ‘ PEOPLE'S REALTY ¢ (cB) : % 4 COT : ena ees anc N.W. COR VANDIAENTER AND WEST ew] noe ar] ne 4115 Morissant: etere, S6e75. with $350 per month incom for a smal]! ance $6 monthly; oppos te school en- | —“—— | “dies . 4 ee so BRELLI—New Stump? Bide apart Phe ae - a sites aenhe i. ceunintianmeeianed date ty _ > —S —F | oe. dency 415 trance: a money nr aker for junch, restau- | \\’4 +AvE~* ro x —— : my oS SEE eee: ¢ ort —— daa. te tant: § tom. S23: 2 et a “9 erge sh sows — an , ; 2 — re : ‘ BES : rant, general store. flat or bungalow | electric; lot 02150: only 00: Normandy ey "a $340. 32 cootm. $14): steam heat. janiter > . std ‘ nae pany . I )} S| ae ARLE ( } a if ES \ At 4 \ r GR ()T N 1) Ww ANT “KI } John Grether & (e@.. B11 Int Life Bidg. = a a ~~ “s ay: By 8, “ SG NLPICENT NORMANDY NOME. . Z , | : ' “as. irie if as . ={ Ty lor nes on - . ro ; , ’ ; 8 he ’ ow" . . - . ~ — . > > ; ~r : artmern? » 4 ‘ _ _ T . use bas - a = N ue : , vues, - Te ; . “~~ - - on je ‘ r? : EMENZ RC fl4 Chee*nut —— . ri lac sland “re ‘ Wis “D rs HING! o ‘ - ‘ : &4 4orN 7) L1TAILNS. recom 3O7 rr emestnet ° ‘ ‘ si =F . : - ma af - ; ‘ Aft =.§ = ec” ee 7 t os ~ ae : . nn : : om — ; - Che #1 at north 2 Ne ih \f ANDY | ARK HO! | . Nan — ‘ eh ™ j * > ; ‘ay ‘ 31—_Buaeaiee: —_ ' ae See se at The r. : vaier ! s*s L. ; . & - MORI IS AACH RK. CO. 826 CHESTN1 T x anes b caltencte ieee : Suburban ™ - TH ss ANI (IST RI-s Six acres of | rooms Kurkegod car, bergaims “ws: Pot “% e gute . ee’ . a ." . 2 S : es * . . aette - —_ Te '’ me -P Tes nroner O°? 5 os — . ’ as = ae: , ; . anks fret WALTE . 3 RIS Cheannt MANCHEST! TIS3-88-——New fronts QI lh TRADES HP “th of Narutel Bridve: will seit FAMILY MAN—I? you have a Boy Ba ° Goll or ~ ’ — | . . ‘ 2 4 . , . a — meee - vet - » - i ~& . ; ‘ a ; Z su ‘4 howe’ « . oa _ . . .¥ » * .. 4 r $4 . kFactory VW Power. Et . . oe a eee PARTMENT WANTED s ma acres as desired; property all) S°™™ * som! ony ioe ae OD. ee @ EFIBIC TRIST. TID Cheet P = + = » - >. i oe" = = Ty. + — . _ . Sarat . ‘ > ta - . ‘ mw? Mite ; 4 . ; t 5 oot PO pameage : m Bm mg si E25 resme: near wets tang Of tract, $7360; income os Gn ane HAFFNER-SAKOW Fike REALTY ©}. | St So ~~ i Wines . , av. 4 = erage é r arca r good peop erm 5301 _Easton_asv.__Forest_5518-85 coe aan ee Overland f : : yerms . ~ , “ ccn , S70 re : > : — Ee: 3 7T - m S400 ; « : . : [ : : ‘ : BRAT ; t oe — ¢ we h4iv44e be T . 4 hie for ts a fine . , - a! ‘ . .0 FM Poorng eect: spr nkier E ~ BEST BU SINE = BLOC K INU CLAYTON a er Da hich way P Pay a S Erape art fruit and shade! .meone Take Lake line & Gi Pine wn , 4 : i : ~~ : "sa Pr Sena a ae mon ym ne ; 2 ant a ; 7 3 — tre dl . . _ La ) F ” ' Bia we 4 a : = dae Gremeiel. an pe me > See es Sw ' ee eee > ~ SAVINGS TRUST ©O.. 4915 Delmar. | To#d, see Mr. Armbruster in Sam fee ane Sioe rick balan De CAR : ws aay ° ey TRUS. , ‘3 r. 4 hs rent 1 LICK R. & ’ R22 Cheetru: set $ vt x: pied» a we ‘egret sg Charies road to Lackland, well ; "para “i. wath barse SION It sien ~ ; . j F omc , . iil - Lr or —— } cree =O. rer font o Mant eae . alin . a ¢ r a - Wave ” re ~eanet @F 4° F. ane | A a a roa ALN = . i Pon Guam -- . > > ‘ : om ” ’ a ~ » ar A ss > = " : , 1: at Za a)oin ar oe ae i pouse. . ront Cen ol4s , $5! é . oe ? ’ rn . er MA —_' CORNER ayvT— ti , > (i700 ‘ania Ban Richmond Heights b ’ » JUCKORY. 51 roots, gas $2 $50) sh @uys S-roum bungalow; bar- fo: ~~ > he ROSIN, 5900—Ster fime tecetion Set) ooo --.s0e Sent-teleee jae ne ee JOST - Mils-ES ARLINGTON, 7356— Matt brick bungaiww: | g } JOHN H. ABBOTT. Kealtor, 709 Chestnut, ein Webster 2187 ; : ents & SCuaTe font | > dtd of ahete at ane E . = *“_-__—__——" EAL EST’TE—WTD. TO BUY =e : eee ~ OoTSs—Twe 5 ome $100) dew — KL -_ : » ~ 7 . Hor: ge na a : ~ . — oe LAT Is »42-—spiendid, | new store . ae reasonable " nt: oer ral a CasSH—Let us knOW What you nare te, oT v yY ™N ” OO. $321 haetor 7 BaF a bene ~ : co i: and #1 he " : ~~ + A ‘ a Tre 'T714 . oP | ' ,* arres +-" YT} - ’ ase a -_ ‘oe? = - nll . " 7 _s 8 — = ' ® a - “na X ‘ ) | | er. - r ‘ § , — " —s i yey Geand. wear yosT- MILLER. Realtors. 105 ae ‘at cost $12,000.) j r — : eit tence. | 4 “ols er sture and & ig. | SHER [oi——Laree a . — ~ | Lor ~sutitul, in Fer ie! tor $0000, must sell: leaving soem +4 7 "Et, : - ; “ oa . ; ue “ec ? « ~~ rote can Ps tae: = . - f rYs 3 ~ ~ : _ ae = ”) - . w _ ’ : . = 2 __reeeonadir ay ea fie TAGE 2 roomse:Bbath. : ve eer = . _100_ Ment! _Bidg..—:th_ané@ Pine. ___ BUILDERS’ COLUMN cs: ee . Ee outhwen comer Set) See ae +O coe tis bath with shower: | ‘& SRN I nl 4 i or Toop a ~# ‘ay = ae ‘ . ow WONDER | § STORES | 4 | : . - a seeaeiilie ad rabhigk o , an yee pultable avc¢wood f‘oers hb aater heet. esuesioce 3 ’ 7 “I : _ ; ; ' : ; auir T» rs . og ; 3 fia ai “aan >a Y o ; ‘ oan ga ak a pur pose. “ 3 gutters anc *® is my — ; a a .« : : “ : Sie - arg = c . e ‘ Qs ==> . 2 i >. i - " , ~ - ree , : - 2 * . ‘ , >] »» I a awl oT 8 he . - + . - : , > 1 4 y a > ood i e) dee ORTON TE & ) stout. 295 Wesley, Ferguson. or 1 we | WAS Stary? 2 cnwmm ot | NATURAL BRIDGE & BELT eh for cheap St Louie ote: | , Southeast corner Miami and Oak ME A o vert sev: owner baueer: Oem °a LIShESN 1 a =—a West W 03 STH A? r: MARS : Mair 4168 BIDS. PLANS. ESTIMATES 7 , ~os : Ris! bares», nee Seti Sy ORS Tt Fermeen spd every gat ’ Ts . _ ‘ : tia, at as = Retinnnes ms mer Fourth _and Morgan x) hx oe .. ‘ : “an i ‘td. —"e Lave bu ore i ay nae as ° a mor aia ~ J a MM} ad I _ Or at , om, 1 Ann 7. a" RS a al TY cn , : - i, : “ Zz _ g * ara hie wa ~ at Tale>?> , fox 754° PEO! LAs REZ LT x e' / 160 M ac “eo all rs z it ° an x _ ai * : RARNER SPicep AND x ~ a - . —_— Prin« TON ’ nailed , 2 ‘ oo —— ; $% ol ! : ws das >'4 eT $3 ra \ ‘4 F * ~ . = lf 6 r pans & GREE Ue , VA — . . = a a 2 ‘ TAN & : See = - ~ feet = = hee : r ~ e te ts “er on | 20 oad gfe ‘ ‘f , . \ or ~ Vac wa ~ o e , £ ve an & r OF ,A a - . * r ast ot g0hn 8 Statlior ™ . ; : P «pt Soe lth ; = ” a : P 7 . va 2% 4a , an naked wa sy - . - ra s ang f . > a.t@re s ac : . ive. Fao sha tc? ‘ é éé 3 TS”? sale: terns Ca bany 4800 ‘ STE RMEN Gens 4 sa). J SiON ; f - : : - . eat — cre lar stay be A Me as ematic © reT s on ul cing VACANT ‘ — as or my filate. Bez B. ARC r+AIN L QO RESTAL RATE xs. A r T - \ TION ; : ar poems HACK RE ©0. £22 Chestnut. rer 81 : HJ. SCHMIDT. = — _ , WILL. build 4-room frame, $1600, brick aise Mg ye BUIL DERS A i ; 4 * S« ’ 7 als nai - ; e . : . | Op ge pies | acteie DOR LEASEF—FACEPTIONAILLY BFAT- “ i , eee a a: itemenr. Saniaan kecatnens Rit Bee Ky ee ake * WALT) ronrS - TIFLL HOM} IN COUNTY; EVERY MODERN 4-STORY BUILDING. . m pu ses Sg Ml nen ” wins ody ph GE Morag 4 , >» « « flate. residences get prices 23 ¢ “ , 7 MODER™ ‘ ONE NIENC} 10 ROOMS AT BROADWAY AND C488 ; = epee! “ew elores near bank , ne loans. Dans Guarantee Con- \f Pr as : ° ” ‘ P 7 ws . «? BATH™ “ ‘ Ks — I 4D BOY 14449 x oTH =T Se: - st . ’ o_ — “9 > = . ‘ . “13 - ns , 4 . moO Waine wright Bldc ? ss" Mork) 44 *) = eS, . FONT - DEN PACH 11.600 square feet: steam-heating plant. ~; . 714 tore. 2° . 7 Gartis 7758 ( oS a » sr x — , , P rt ~ = 1 " ~~ * '. - a , Foon oo RS Le OO he EE SNR eT I ? ee ete Dome my 2 ~* . "7 ‘ 4) iaws & Plumbing equipment electric wiring. et« : . * na a suitable for mannufecturinge. warehouse or Rel sa eden te A MGing ; a : nN ; - 9 ; ' : ; 4 : 5 7 ; _ . : , wl oles le ima , ’ Poreair r+ lew rent : - — ~ . un r] P: wou | Se. nestnut. (ch : et" gar ATRERT "BLANBE KR. FE. co ©. 4738—Lare ‘fi-es mo % ™M A . : . ie : ; . ‘ : "11 ¢ hestrint Main °944 a ’ = sf Mtr? . Sia * $ | ss —— Cate | : : =". J 1 In 0 nd - : | FOR LEASE on wit sex EON. sibel eee su g- .* - ‘ 4 ; . ~ > >. — = . +3" + : ' . ‘ \ 2 : 4 : ' Te t . id n¢g 4 } ~ ~ . > mat " 1 Py (sr ai.is Le : . " . - ’ zg bg : " \ ; sia . . - i . an. Se «* ’ 4 ~ | » ‘ax « . = . ~—e. ae a _ par om : W ** Inc , ‘ | >1 i x. rUrnione , . saree : : Nie Mi} a70 a im WE 4._ TORS nice Dunbar | Jefferson and er » are... te ee : earned sasomabie rent. Moree: 2tani Pt fete sar fullin-Walters Realty Co, 632" 3 isi’ | 4099 Gravois Victor 624 rar ris Ts1 -— TI revertTy® so STORES 4.1 Te iN A naan ‘ 17 ( hest nut .* North A : 222 i 11 FPSTPIN & SON. 617 Chestrot. (*) Q@ARAGES. STABLES—RENT a ehedale ) - mS ie ‘ | “utiable ; JOHN in & : . ' . , ) ‘ fer meat«, rrecemes. tire shon. ef. re R E A L E S I A T E “ ~ ¥. >4 : Se Snablie ren rencession to goed tenant | t , ® ~ . . . . x nas oa ‘ ow ‘ ~~ ‘ . —— ‘ " ‘ - * 4 + - ? .- od we - ‘ ; a% ‘ : a en oe “2 $44 1 ~ 4g ” ' . ° NEW -=TORES—WONTDERE EI a" ATaites REST COLLECTION SOLICITED. KITA N . a « « - , ’ . = . og. S ‘>, ch © ‘ - O REILLY see. = KIER . | DAA ee ng ee v! gnt store | CALL CHAUNCEY FP. BREATH. | ‘ : a 2m ; . ae | _ | : iTy 7 | a? _" 9 ; ‘ . * . * earn le 4e"] i) ie 7 7” ‘ , vt . AS — = zs J ‘ . ’ VW ; a * - _—-> gx ° . - - . - ~~ £ Z 1” U ATS - « - . 4 a » * si> ‘ + rn er neers ‘ ~ a ow - aon ~ — ra ~ " = . ~— "Zz _ ry au ale : a »* a . i , ~ ~ = an“ er & © - ™ -¢ SOs? | ; r .-foot front I . ey es For Colored—Wanted ae iat: TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’ses “‘° OT ) hor 1 Ga) Attention, Property Owners —. ~ | F ~ , i ED Pd, tS e! ~ . : ° : - ’ 4 “ . ; “ % — 2 : : . . re A * ? , “Lila a . - : : i ; ()] st i ~~ Ff ‘ i] ‘ at if : JonRN H aRROIT Realtor 70a «d hewt ret "| | ' ‘ « « P . . a . : : wary ~ » . “Tr " ’ . "as twe - . ’ ' . : , wate , . tin . - ’ \ AN ye \ Eb N77] ’ ER A\ > ' ries . “_— . aye Vineck Resitw Co : galnws and single flats of Residences Wanted ae! . ig : . . . . 7 _ »** > ' ; 4° a«= eS ™/~, ~ CAL > Vv — -~_s © } . . 4 4 - . . * 34 = ' .. : ’ - a e755 ‘ . . in A : c . ‘ o> > = : =) : : A > ii : rf 1? ectnnt 92 fir, RER GE} arr Coe ae ers . REALTY 4 » | ANDPVENTER ett ‘ at VW eet Pel te = rf | Bis one . : aoe ——— ee ea - " on = ont — mg pi.)— 5 reoms. steam heat. janiter fur . fine locatior ra c | yas = aimee stomp ie onantao gig Re >. ted = ‘ °. us eh0 oO re. fished: decorated like pew sa). See , . , . - _ | ( 4 PION } ( R “we there e. ir-@ ESI! - Us ~ wat i janiter Wortr-Port_Lr~cKk. - ' xu" «* a 1] \\ E \ ST an 7° ‘ sae sk id tans . the *eting , ema I = “ie + oe 101 “S. Sth «t “d-arfleld A285 . ‘ 4 « ’ iT. ’ , —- " “ tages. bunga * and flats REST! E Wid S roome modern “ } ; >) ? +5 -— ; — i\ =i ree (>] hifi INT ’ You have am’ Sire to dis- Tar al Arsena, atr ; Oob.yFy genuine ae WASH TINT A—1 resem. newly decorated } ES ‘ : : em all « - property he argeins wl tee nsitered bre J. 1. EPSTEIN & SON. GIT Chestent. ic* Central ¢ in the department store ee 20 S. GRAND BL. one Guten ‘Giana toi-tiee Oe ; FROSS Realtor, 1701 S Rreadway tee id j 7 1a rsT RENT is ‘iTy A | ‘ ’ - 1 u bad a : >, « ‘oo, 4 im, ta +, ~~ « i] | _ &P PTG G ‘to _ . our Tra we" aie ~ . ea liao SN .. TH sT im | Phe ) . - 43] | | ae a Cla: wy | Pher Spar Bt ee parts ent te tt Dosijion to as Suburban ee Wanted there Sunmiary o jing ¢ m To 8 , 9 Sr ALY A) = 3 Biot rue retail trac ierm lease anc TE / : Realtors — yn — . _ — iTAur-~ W “: Te Cash = ' ari hae “8S | :' ee an or an ‘ TAR are . oie’ ‘as anata “ for email bouses. Phone Holand 4 SP ROOWS. ONLY Soe MISSISSIOPT VALLEY TRIST . iow rent See us for part} "UU - De eke sntone PROPLES REALITY ©CO.. 71dw Man moses Nhe Fiat - . ; ° ” ‘ ™ ’ . ' : ‘ - . W . - in — nana ~ an " — “4 A nl lo v Né ai | _~ . A ) as 4 a a Ao , — 2 co a Sy ~~ iret. 3 ' . =. ‘ a. ta ” — a _ - ; ‘ ~ : 7 =~ = : in , - - . . ; a 3 +. aes feats: 2 Sacecvoeme. 915g) pnt nacemens eet : Real Estate Trust Ce re Wakr mes Kid Cen rRUST CO | pase Tune be raghe. "0. C*Viauns tra . Biddle: 6 reer, bath levee fernimt. 7 Ni “ye ene $s0s— ew store ; + me . 2 - MULIIN WALT REALTY co. MisSissirri VALI TRUsT Co Wiive St. Main woo. ‘ weet. su tad. ieee Oras 54 Hebert i WiLL buy any property tn Webster if be Main 2626. w Coctiala 4237. ic*) Main 364 " : BOTTWRFF REALTY oo. 4914 Deimrar. i a a Se ; .it 39 a Dargein. What have you? Box | —— ee - — _— —— ———aw IrdJlU. Post-Dwpatckh, ici00) Owned bry Non-Reside nt location: @kce.Jent reputation; a ‘ ne Dulideng t.2tf a a OR .* - v otar 4-64 > og 0 - 7 * 4 > > a _ lJin eas® side 14: ecouth of ae . —_— z ° Tx1l4 ©" £A0 CHEN RAT vor’ Neeuient Agere t [ » ° - + _— ; ERS FOLK a pe, © a UNRE Ss] Rit ‘TE G1S Cheat eee CL AY TON ROAD Bt St. Charles j ; al ” Por = : a FL) > = ht Southwest siricted S£8 net business. rare | as Y $15 th buys oF Fente i bus his som ts ; "ew 4-rox bungalo® render orven | ‘T— is@ eer %. . vs h ge cu‘arT J HT ‘ UX “ ‘ cH - cee wale sa te = Poe ace aa OST gre runN|Gas a , ofl. > N.. » we oan ** ’ fc ae basement - : Age ° ’ 7 “oe ‘ eg dy ANIL E y " yy : ‘ — o 4) of ine Sa! ws tur Aer ; SPra Lt LATORS. Bl ILDERS: Peds i738 N Och (-artiel4 O54 sh 17 between Kir ghwa and 7 Peer “ern bungalow > FRANE 1UOs SPs ry aat vw or a? ~t ha rr or ,t Ther er 7 COT VET ~y ‘a © rt 4 Perne or 2 terme riaeh ingepect Ss’ acon ow ° ; - a T?A horn? University City 5 - : . nm? & FER ‘on ‘er in 4 . S TF rvat-ihie eroay 3 a rity * \raving cits A utotob a . d e ; . est LOT AT BARGAL , —Lieva Vint , betwee H A MP TH N > PAB ersity Hille, Om Stretford. stemmed ar _ me - » a — a - : 174 ‘= id : BON ta Ge oe Oe rm oe ore MASON REALTY ©O . + 4457 Now oul: - pe. _ one - ° : = : — a awe POOx 740 et SI2 per feslee 697 70 & 6974 Dartmouth Ay, 4 ’ a : ' 4 a ae ». - na vec Toe’ «@ oe water. % “ ° 7 7. . = » - 3 ea . . “ ase + *- fu ree. * es around i _ . ory tree c —_— aaae ’ beat LaT-—4 rer G800 Nashville ar & residence 6ite worth ee, =) —s i -_* ems tote $8 > 20 MckKea WATTS REALT COs & i> garage a) . ; ‘ » - _— Fads. itfe 4ST = Ps : vn 44 “) fe wes 621 Chestrut =. —~pe a bay “ Oe ’ ie? ° varia ~ ‘.\ EN “i a . ie, aT . iis iJ a TY sho N Newetee x f wy Pe IST ()} HOMES I. ‘+ Kiight. Oniy $12: 100 ' onus BUELDERS. ATTENTION. REAL BARGAIN: 18 Lines, nemits Contre Thee = : o-~ = , 5 ” ‘ "? ’ rrrerrtes | b we ord tt “4 i> Fe on com frame "are ‘ thon. t : tr ge . , ren willl bes upee teen S4 » (Hie 452136, $ e S38100 “rT sther properties, both sides of Lake 0 ‘ _ ‘ , T% ’ 4. oer '—-ck Nee pre = Sars Sie bath. furnace: ssrage; LFHEW-PRIGHT REALTY ©9. . f C536 Vater 4roem frame ; . Parkview 1885 — ba ge ." at Wee ¢ 5. at » farace 4 #) “i terre. - - © ms . . ; *.* vermper ‘« . r MILTENF LeRGER 74 ™% ~1> 4 LOT : IN THE HEAR OF FINE HOMES Forest Park on the eas Washington gh north vw oD terrace wes. ii ret eouth A. rea.ri tad When fo rir a ‘et to bulidga bome the properly «elected ication means rou will hare no troubte when ee ee. ar 7 ae er a g od ™ ’ _ - aDpe YTa.uefs arth Ape mm hy) }ea7s “ELLEN WOOD A’ Skinker road and Wrdoen bow has een tart Homes. e€mce b pel ine impr ‘mer te THATS WR (cor beet businers men are choosing PuUulG DnOmes there “ ese than TO {fet =ee ATS AND PRICES .? WAT Ts REALTY CU, 621 Chestout. wennen tile th furnace: ear ATA W Ha xs ae a S “HMITZ. REALTO wre. tat.. Sreom rics “960 vue sarfield 7438 . os GIT Easter ae 7 ee i fort. near Easton ©© Ly . te a | TPE’ emen’s ov 3c REAUTIRPUL | Kee 14 Fucroughe lane OF . i ee newal ey WHS ms =e ‘ avter ar line ali t= —y -+ se Waites aa ' arse ccoms. hot waiert Property ap of Webster aoc RY price $11.500. T wre : Term : MECKEt. Realter 5: J . map a? Webster and cur . ~ S sis te Be 6 Acres on Clayton’ be Ta WE RSE a G Rae TR! «TF OO We have for cals as Wrastrn—; tn Bt SGaLow— #9 Clasten car lime. 2 ‘ : "7 =. . a tie prepersy 5 hae os Wabotor hot-water et Dk \EGRNET a ZEIBIG , ee OO. terms te eu, GRADS ‘eo . "RA * »2

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SUNDAY * minnie 2 a ST. LOUIS REAL ESTATE c : Mis - . POsT-DISPATCI?. 1u CAR P'Y FOR SALESUBURB'N en . = —= ae \TE CARDS | susure's = Groves Tenad FOR SALE | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES, BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES FLATS, AP’ ‘TM’TS, ‘FOR S SALE, E\ FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE "E| FLATS, AP TM'TS, FOR SALE’ ————— SALE = e oves GY aS a oo North : S th t | —_ —s —_—— Th ——— 3 os : West . | GRANVILLE 3a joome, S160 = —— = . , ortnwest = wes 2316 SALISBL KY | MIN . . ils 7 W, 1304—o 6 $1: | eee: aaemt Gare. 10-45 ih QTHERS | LD. TH LEFT ‘ "NAG AIA? ul. modern. new. 5 ; aulilvy rae large rooms, | nh. | flat tise . 2 dwvod yR eye ve ow car 6 rf rei 604 cpive ; ALUWIN = EMEN A ( HR Is ST M AS T HOU GH a ‘ a. Analy > 89 = , ne ms . bi " . : } Foo Ps ] ? ongal 7 K.-h. south HAR T Wiest Ty ae “HIN pr 2 Ld >. ‘ ' [O29 Wanton - 4 7 o. Rs . 4 te ’ : > ») ; , 7 . le ; ; : reome. sels - ‘ ier 1art Re ‘ ar \ 1IOME nigger Ph rs ate. f * tric, art he 2 a a MG PR ee. ayy I Bn capa ; = AS : AG) : .e8 » 6 Yt ' - ovesr we 7 QS al Estate. ; 230 BLACKME K rh. ACE. Ser A SD — “ [SE U4 8. 7th | KIN econ le r- - n Rae Tev Pg yews m fi $-6 ROOM FLAT, $1000 —.$00 CASH : @eparete furt 3 o , a oe ee F . ol. i} att) « , . : -s “ %5 ‘ 2° eS ate arranged © families cS cd DO ~ oon” *) mtr . - —e ae pees * oF ea. \ew qupies bAC 2s >, 4 ‘ e ! ti ‘all oO | . hes | JOHN H. ABBOTT ‘Bantter, TOW Chesin it rill nor last : ee it s CASH ps0 MONTHLY bi bh, r sev terme: owner ft all a : > . ~ i »-TO rn tir ; ; , —— +o . . - , ; : © ; ; pur many friends and clients NF , ind appointments | ind rE ejx |) ie oe aati | OW NEK LEAVING CITY—CUT $1000 : . 22 Chests Buys 3110 Rutger: 3 and & | FOUR-FAMILY FLAT—WEAT FE Te HLAKE_& BR. 815 Chesiny ust f : the Seon’ EF te 5 +} HOMES; SIX | WALTER JONES R. 1 150M : ™) NO. 2211 NORTH MAR KE nly $5500, fine, pul +) 5987 Kidee. & sooma, tile baths. hot START NEW Year RIGHTS AL « and trust i0r a continn- ib — 3. | ey hloe] : through - oe = ' a ) ESS ; r: : * . @O fret: we this bargalt ms ‘ N \ ; [LV i - 7 , ent Buds -, [> j thie beautif one-year-old res | as, See — os , : ati Pal ional New GROL : erside 2UY Pwo oy mnt vy RENTS PER MO, $180—PrKICE $17,000 Jos. I Mh dt od lence. 7: Kingsbu ry. in select section : aa ' .% : “1 R 4 “TO a MI wig j gots Wiitlili , . _ ‘ ° 1} » oe ; , ~ MAPLE >. P , a none netter conetrw ' transportation. convenient Dusiness section; in Tact, ail of the | 1850-54 BESSIF J . | Bt eee SAC Kir ED——OFt 3 me a he heatnut. | fas Ld bat -_ e 82-36 Ln ty — vit 1° _ Da ton treat jet: ue te ame ff : ~ ' ch x 1.9 te “ «“ - 4i > , . a ‘ ‘ es cy " . . =‘ . . ‘ / - " oy i= ' ‘ if ; ‘ . : ar ‘ a? . , j = : rl ; . ’ ; if bet ween : eopveniences ol the city plus the many advantages of an excli riwood floors street and alley made. | new . 4054 Nage. @ mR, BLLIC. “HOME Fi At eoage ope . te ing gy S may i clans. A an o rE Tat , AMP | > , re ¥¢ ¢ , afc o } nrel . » em ro I7T> » * aaa em. ot aL , is 101 ‘ & ™ i : ; BY hy | ? ’ ' | ov huy give gmburban home are yours 10OF a very reasonable purcnase; Ss FEDERER SALTY OO. NEW 6- ROOM Bl “NGALOW —$500 CASH | 055} ae ight | “aoa “HAW SINGLE 1 AG ear arte NN ZLIFK. 1010 Chestnut, Garfield 1427, price or rentat. Several new buildings open for inspection today | YGaLow : ee din \ narawood £901 ie bath. brick roo asy termina ‘a ae lara ! gine ot be | ngle ral 4 an 5 rooma, b 124] PAGE “4 ' i Page er lI tages te ae ie Dri ven aronabie. | = 4! Bre e s. | pi KMANN, 4123 8. Grand if ms 1, : an Om N. Ot) 7 goome all conveniences. Gee Mr. “pw > é@” ’ ry oO Ba aoe B.,... ee am heat. | NT LICK. 1010 Chestnut. Garfield 1427. | A KEAL BAKGAIS = ——— | Wisemenr att RED BA KER REALTY ¢ QO. i fro 7 i {aga ee READY TO MOVE INTO be) Compton, 4:9, modern sing Modern ‘i-fan trent nent (a KAIME & BRO, R. FE. co RN? € HA USCHUT | rs [ \ LOW ror aN me . Og ioe of ar Farere ; nd creen > n on fireat ° Meni) Bidg._ 7th a red Pine Olive S42 S02 Chestnut =| _. 207 N_ Bivetwar | NEW BRICK BUNGA ASALAND. A735 and 8 room single | lovated © pice S107 590; terms. phone | | fingr iw leaving: will consider rrasonabls| “West PINE RESIDENCE —— ——————T eater ' rT’ . 7 - - , —— - —— = ——_ 2 R48 6100 = orch: building mm gvod condittor , eter 6 . » anne ALTOR”’ signifies a —— a . , eons ae | Grove tine, Groom, all modern conven | gain." For Darth wam sep J. CHAS.) thas , LAVAVEN TS manstes: | eee | 4003, i Ts gine Area $- “ Ferguson , f POTTY aX : ind id : Non ‘ fi er 9 wv ir : & pe} . 7 ; | tly ae ' _¥ : , , | “1 ae ' i J " aN H AEX =I NDAY a rus -Din rooms, sun parlor, sleeping “12 De Mun: 7 lovely a - bar 1¢erpod PoRSY THE. CORNER VWAWT) Pen.’ TIL . rae 4 , JOHN H ABBOTT. Realtor. 700 Chesnut : ak oe LEE-MAR FLLATS | PATCH FOR OUR LIST OF ~INGLE rages; income B1°-M) a seur; r iw floors holt water heat, waente!, Lot. 80x165- price low : “et ll rooms, slate rr mi pa rso : - a rem eee : “S550 4ny > 3uUality aND DOLBLE VLAIs: WONDERFUL leaving city, this building cana , be bought 6: ee ode rt . owe ~ . (fea : : o> ' l —_ ; ONL = ae S380 ¢ AMR. Se hernia ¥ every modern appointment. SUBURB’ N PROP'Y FOR SAL Yyws ; : Sta ners the Jacks , Hig Ny pee egy BE nme KENT PER MO.. $90, PRICE $6000" Huys 3 s e ¢ ' ath. and gurace Close te Our a. on > , — ea ; ‘ : .. , .? ' ps ~~ , ~b , ere ‘oO ble: etta at +~faearr’:' 7 be ols “ aie 1s TO ve ain ‘‘enten Lardes (Church and echoe!l. Terms \ sl to & acres as vo R’ : : , , ; ; _ nee mae ge met v's ew e,ertr basement ~~ ow a4 Mi reg, vie heath desired. ian haan coke pct | i o om | . , tug sate. Tae atin ' ALBERT G. BLANKE B. h. CO. top ae rT 4 A . o* ‘ay : Ng w , . BIR) , : - ‘ we } ' ‘ ane es , ‘ e ad mon : | . Aug rer “| ‘ — a1h Creetne 7 oy tnut = Ma in NOGA. : . 2 , , . \ : ‘ 1. , oe ’ = ‘ ‘ "» -* . > j : ‘ x and are now i} i 4 ) ter 4 : Bd ; “O15 ORD—4-5 KOOM SING Vb ~ epede) ~— ns tye) | 15 " eg dle e Hives: 7 | : | 1 { > , : ore brick mantel. tile ba ax 34° a | eal a m Al condition TAYLOR. | 322 orn . 132 ‘ingbury + ke Lake , : : BUNG ALS ! * y ears ures peat , ; 516 18 THESoes a FAST: ' 2? he ’ ar rae race ’ ' Wonderful home e 9 reemer - s ’ ' mehhorl on 1’ thc * i? ; r"ie 1' : ; ‘ " [ - i ‘ ~, vv s . ty , : ; ‘3 ' Ti? Oy ' ‘4 ' ; ; btii a »f if . wT rustle: .} . PEC on c R} — : : } " . : " . . . . VW ZL ’ ' ial ’ ; . " ners ‘ ~~? " . rae * sleet ig po me nh. het vw aler he ‘al a. eld CTH SIDE FLAT BARGAIS ' artier CNT rem. 2 eare price reduced ao low ten k ' ‘ : —s ee > ayene — = . eanamak 3 landy 4-famiy f 7 “I . c“ li quick! Admission ee ' ; | . anne 7 LES and ar orn nro Bet 34. t GEO. F. BERGFELD RF AL Normandy ; | | ; ,7° ’ ; : . . ' : 4 . -. . ™ ty “rf eda : . mt ¢ . 14° ’ t ye tir ao , La ryt ’ - " roan Z tome x ‘RAND liea te ee : “1 Cheetmut at. MAG NI te al NORMAND) amt en : : ™ . pas . : a ; mr Ye ROW’ A BAKGATN ie | : : ty Ba te ' - , rt . r ve rh Peet ; furtuace. garage, - HILT, CR EST HOM KS ‘4 “BE HEN VOU SEE ON} ! wea ohne at cs ‘AMIN & TON }? heetgnt No. 37 Aberdeen. firet fleer, soe, : . ‘ . ‘ block hus . ' -' r' ree (tie ; a! ' : . : . . , r : e . ‘ ‘ ; ; & ts sy? name » ¢ bay ; i? as ; «| oe ree . . : ~- ~ —" "ti tie 9 agree : e@the oer Us ‘ ee ail - ‘ : . | - eases rea? NE G » ms “ dining room, breakfast reom,. kit » = awa ir Sout and Dat BP rae octal ee Pio. “Feit | mrrumty Wie. (|! este. Deetla ¢ | ra ipa ie” Sar a eked Hae EI PORN, | we wil rt os hg mat provera! 200 BU ‘Ys EQU ITY |Sticiot tig ttgt es Sm wr of m . ’ L ee ‘ " = r ; j - ’ / ’ ’ " At ; : ‘ .ot . . t¢ ‘ , ; at . ont : ‘ ‘ = ~ : - ~ - ‘ L ‘ : : ‘ 7 , ry , ; ' le arrive , res, ud, see Mr. Ar | et ;. : : + | , es yw ) , @ , ; | ape u : abhd VODERN SINGLE FLATS AY BE alk | Kk LAL =i oat — a = - ; - - : > ATi ry ate ' é, an on ees V20-22-"s : “r ‘ge tPF ney - ye ~ on NORMANDY ‘PARK HOME | : 2 . : murder 5 room flair: copner gutters ang dow we ee Darr built ringies: 5 rooms, | room attach : v1: oF 2 | shower: gargye. lot 100x160 r 1 O - hiner ‘ n Bea ; 14° : , nen 4 a f ir ‘ woou fie ‘ . as , ne centraiiy i FN & 71 RUST. 719 Cheetput Se eeeer mE seeping porch, hardwood flaw — 00 a “en —* OWN YOUR OWS HOM) a real value. e241 “ tral POWER REALTY CO Yi repat ) WEST END RESIDENCE jarge famil a) i) Sees , “ | | e : é ' : WE CAN HEL! yor Bs \ | cp . mB, Socal mae 7% 261 sravois. . 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Ss yt pt) .hw BI SGALGIW FLAT ' ' ah a’ 1) rooms a!) ©@n- d 2% unt nis ut ' a’ ss : ) BITX KR. srane + JOO ity go ‘ — “0 = : ; IN SHAW's GARDEN Northwest . lass condition: lot 40n150; 4 > a o . =. . rye — S ; . ; : * = ‘ A Paes! . ; * : ; ; m 3 . » eiat ; +? 44°54 (astlieman aw .: ~ lurze. light, airy H ' : ices card ong. -— w ithe S rooms yin . ne - cen. | poodle ne — : " : —— reoms. sleeping porches. tile aes hard a. 8 BARG —s srr THIS “ASTON TAYIA‘R TRIST CO. is ’ é evr Px , i ~~ ae ~_ Po ' , _— : Tro: oa we ' woed fleors. steam heating plants. copper WIT Cora 440x145. 3 ate 74 Easton «' Overland Ss He] — yr et nm evr : a ° wre nas satiate — pase ~ —— screens; ever madera appoint. | ™™ Dy ») gece t wi €#,PCLrie month: Etre crrcren Tee? feasenabte Yetta | firm clase andi, erive StM0""'cany | WEST END HOME, $9000 cur . arranged; immediate pussessoin of : 7a a wir a vest of — fen, roome. firwt oor. . . . . . e eet Dar axe ings TRUST © Tels — _ = = teats ba a ps hey 27 TR Rive i , "RN NGALOWS LPARTMENT wa MAMAS Tie Sn HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW ERY & RON. 1045 Chestnut. Pine Lawn : MPA N ! A es LT SUNDAYS Post ans pl “ : : aM 4 . bareair - inquire Broadway ; = ——— om ™. ~—-—? — - IN PERFROCT CONDITION . cr . rr “a ts - . o> o-~ . = 7 : . sabe. ATN G OW D COTTAS WATSON ROURKE ; ; 0 IPE , > ENGEL ERER S127 S. GRANSD, Fy tar ery | pelea 7 uder Bis. 11 rooms. 4+ Wethe, hot-water heet, | — Modern . ~~ O00. Bee $215 Dov BUNGAL S AND C ASES KIVERSIDE 4510 17h GRAVOIS . . TEFEN ni 2 ei Gravels : 7 i } | Rt al \ ORKERS, LACLEDE 9544, | - Garfield 9147, N. 7th st. hardwood floors, beautiful interior of ) ~Madern bungalow: | ~ o resin For Sale BUNGALOW SACRTNIG: = we 4816-26 West Florissant: modern t ‘ REAL PLAT BARGAINS 5137 GARFIELD AV. canvas end oll: brick garage for three : Ne eo ‘ e+ , , ;* \' | i 2 7 “ ° . - . | | ; nd : I Palen ‘ ; ; n i . | & | ton _ . : are wit side drive ° aan ~St. Charles Rock road front oe poult™.o monthiy, Cemral 5! Betas. Hasy terms. Call Hiland 3116M. | 86! wanis-to sell at once. ; AP’TM’TS. FOR SALE || the. Murphy in-a-door beds, built-in [terme re 9 ROOMS EDWARD L. BAKEWELL ~ ee : = ive | & an ele nid ‘enn e . (HOC mkick BING 4LANs . a . } ‘ ent , } “Pr : ' ' ' 1) t.. -etor’s ree ence ti.ecd pati! ‘eum mi’ : rigs ; ron Per al) > 4 Centra! a ; . : . . , reer rort . r , Fis Oo . “* ~ . of aT heat 1. unt *t)- Loot bert Biv) JOST MILLER. Reatt 5 oN. Ot : 346. Mati bri Ungaios — : a 7H: PRICE $2,500) lighting fixtures, separate furnace rae ed to J. 1. EPSTEIN & SON Main 2565 righ! | c- : r tt at : , - ) , , " rnisie aa Lree 40 ‘ + a! » rom : heators Mhestnut St : : i ed) - - ; cy? 2) tile a ’ : or’ ° . . “? 7 Z en } ) or . t ‘ . . t — ~ . , ; a t Reelliors TOS a - : - ' 99 - . ‘ . ‘ . | } Le. 4 ; a , . re ] 4 , 4 - i ret | : . 1 , i 7 7 s 1 : q . Thx attractive " ome. in oet ese. j , 7 - : ~~ ivi u AN ir? ° E500 CASH. BALANCE FASS } bre , . , = ; , , ' ae 4s 4s ; oy « eformation @ LL venient location, consisting of 10 roomge. | : a ay . ™ ‘ i t ’ 4 —" > ry 7 . i mu rire ; Z ’ ” ‘>i ~ r, thy hee uw ter le rage. ‘ « nd $12 Laws | en) . ty ; i HM! TZ REALTORS ' . earl anee irue te oem ¥ stat -— -" ~ Boo and yi ~' , i, ; ee 1) —490 YY Chestnut : » f cay orice $12 orl) to clogs an estat rice reduced. ’ ; . ‘ ~ . . Z ‘ . ‘ ~ ® > : . . , (;artield (455 - nestn ui it terme "hol ‘yrand 5601) uses are of the irpes aud 3 . 6 $13.90 t sox19s. nage maar we . hs acs CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST, te A nator’ rol : WY mein ot) ,00 T a » | , , KLAUBER-WELZ 6245 Gravois ngle H-roeon t ereihi he eee - — - | G6 Th s Wonderfu |¥ lat To lay ‘K. 2742 tesid roome oh Lv Chestnut >4 17 ennesere a* sing ie va whe mag ' : pres . i — . ll ' = - 29 tile ha Tou : ' - | ; ~~" 1 ot ———_ = e | aR ‘elects ath. | irv fu Pa 4 BRKRICK BUSGALOW—ONE Lil ves ae PmOINTA | coms oti hot-water,» a : 40 A ——— nae . " : — . : .* . -? . ; } . : “ 4 - . - . ; “a ‘ Mr fom - " hy i : e% , ve . . : ore i* . : ’ ‘ *! ' ores haf at ss oR OR | aa rey Poco 1Aany | | LEMBL ~ } ’ , ' , 4 _ . , ; ' ; orTe\G A \ ~ | m, > . ‘ : : Pe x! c . n » hud ) y : , Ne 4-1 Arte : : pa | %] ar 1» y\V N ’ wa sr ’ 4 Pur; 4 1EMM EivT “fA. .. r BUSINE OP. F SA Reith, 2 Moffesrteter. 1: west ’ | pr SORA Mitch a HOT N.Y Tt : prem- | *8!) . - —— lat. Owner, 5310 O} 955 MeREL—#l» rand. Lavied JUST COMPLETED—LEE MAR STORE le — Harracks - ‘ 12 barat lf ’ . f | ag . . ; : - . - , r . ‘ AAR > : > © —_ \ leorge sores. BO raging Ley: > aT 5 1403 Mar r Dal 0] 1 H14 6 ! or haat: aarawe: reasonel WOLF roLL At K, 103 N. Sth; Coartiok VAC ANT—MOVE IN—s500 CASH ao van ees us fur further » }: iM FE. Mo . . beh a ANG .s ws . 4y nice «Foot yt. ‘ rn «anee w « ( it sA\ L BEI ViEN 176 — Moa: e fiat VERY FINE FL. rT wath ctrie, perfect condition , GER Grend, fervinie : ' , vs oer eS ee p——p $ “3 os ; a . : ; *; 0 mts J ict , f > So 7 + | , , oy 1 oni , a } ; , ’ ‘aaa 7c . , i Tw b me ona arf dé ~ i_VERBLA’ jam * py Central KESTAT RATEURS, ATTENTION i ame - + ie: 3. ——o (iravo ie Cig yea oie aches eee ) SPR: a inn euhen and s 25 — ana 24 tore and flat. $1 down. no, “ole Se BUILDERS ATTENTION = Se a dl etn sgn ELDER i Ne er : —- A —-* er: big. bartait Nius ; ne Rik FL, oe A ae We have eeweral as ’ INGSHIGHW 43 PARK P = ; —_—aeenens : ; anti awe 26% on an . ‘fruit ané .- raed vat Grand beaut?! > KO ' Ss { bad? ~ - Tieden ae ok ” ayers iy , ower won Ee xX T R. \ FINE sit ™M E GHeM mnt r tS HIB A : 05 a K AND — | - : re terms Inquire Broad way fod } r , rCveTye mt) a MOKLAN aT. gf SPECULATION , , - ree F “ - a TT mE seit: +. . ‘ . > 4 -* : os rest eet b : } ent ‘ Lust ~ ,f terine ay *: x. sD , a? barca (a Saghrabeonl t 1. PINE BtnG ALAM. wos 2 rat ; ) we “ei. YT. EARICKSOS rler and “er | rinest ’ me theres « future to Mr roen gt t: 7 ie ; ' . er eee sani op 3 ao? KRINGSHIGHW AY PARR Tanda. miei F O0G . The yO} v cre apartine? rr ‘1 garage iy veetioalé 4-4. SROs : oa ee my = rent ae . ‘ , te tes nad drive ” appointment win FT she & Br). B15 Cheetow' eT) ' ; »v ’ . Sct “ , ee , : ’ ‘ t } att? ’ - , > 7 . T “\ Tt rity ’ ' , j ‘4 ‘ ‘ ee , - rcy% : — UNRESTRICTED Telephos , : "4 fer Central . wr P ABOVE. FR PARTIC ONLY ONE L F Tr 347 1 rt JON PEA #2500 CASH BUYS : . ) . c ™ re ‘ } ; Sarr ? " s 2 ha? \ da mt OF “ # hn Oo th me the rene S201. i : ‘) ‘4 ") N , ‘ ’ ‘ é ; i. Ni : ‘ , f ; ‘ , \ ke ' thsbu sa “ne bul , me fire _ — - evening 3 T ‘\ Re AT) f R ‘ER JOHN H ABBOTT. Realtor TOR CC west ~SAKT SEW SYEAF Hw = - i. 210 | She : n ? ‘ he , tae CTE Cree piatipey , re : re tees . | C ({ RNE ane Lge O—* ; rR “les me ; $3 "7 mt oONt cn ry 7 : 3 re , inn é; Lie : ons ty nth — ! : , : a ‘ a ~~ Porn : } r eR ro i CO. , re ralor opve SD $15 PER MONTH ' co |. ryt | arm | Vv. oO ‘AL = jrooms an eeping | ach f tile} HENRY HIEMENZ ft 14 Chee preveme! nev 12 per cont at AN) * adwey wel come Homie y of mm ¢ ASH - » ae ewe ou ; nly mn cron td lake (he a6 ' 4 . ion ool , hyrdwo rd 2-05 14 nefel low Pinal er \OLLER Realtors, 108 ~ Oh . b - ' ' , sservernt Cia ‘ " enw e+ ‘ ‘ ‘ - l re s, pen net is¢ {wate rat Narbielz , ded } i ace ove de? ne If : rar PN? é — _ . 7 ’ “ fi‘ ‘ os . tial nv wt ' atti. aa rva’ — : ae is | m" nG — ay . t j wma ve ul mG ° roome and or fiate ngaon kato EAN Ek OPRAREE,. 1008 Ons RICED TO SELL : pach: moo igo Wr. | DELOR 3200-45—Buneniow flats :4800 | tere pnd spouts, shades. screens und Ns, | decorations; central hall: large lo ove and i rear reat S201, 09 Bid this property Modern §-mom bungalow and ! a! L-\ ~EBUR S1°7 §. GRAND. ate te mee ) 0 3 D>: ae ee te reo, om «Sma tedag tor \naneae | Eo yeasricted pers. Sa S rest 4531 evenings ~~ - ' ~— ORKEKS rACLEDI! 544 iAF r ' “ R | ; p + ony oe A B .. ’ cet ‘ ; ; . | | ‘ a one 7. + ("> ‘t4 er 7? YO)» FR ANKL IN my Aik BY »}? a ee ) - 4 ° 17] 1? . 4 Wwe 1 _— : E Ss noe ; ale "oh tie : ; ' nr" en r’ Tow er (;srove Park antl . tn and flats and tenement in - “yan ; a ~ . ‘ a) ‘ ; “ne “ ‘ Poin natern = ees A ret cor f \arge alley. large alley on s in ‘ thing toe @ corper at ineide ou wes rier : , bi ‘ . a oes 2 i burner wit allen stor | > , a i ‘ , ; ‘ me « ) _ d-new . j . ator ott : | : : : : N ‘ = 2 , _| Site ae ° —~ i | | : wD 7 ae bor : : bs wae 5d Paras L | f me | he ~~ 16 | Maremater. clones | de dr + TOs a at 1009 Chouteau av. will A LIST OF HOMES AT A | , a, ny age Y= T- MILI. * pF G10 s,ravol , — e. } ; : +e ‘ , “aay ' : 8 tare ong Ea nm yee ar #2 sack. g ws rage 10 ; * sian ine ito Torr | EBER “1°7 & GRAND House. RICHARD SMART, Special "ane ‘or ww leurs Ligeart ir speee Cheer ee , - aid , . | a . 4 ‘ ’ ' ; ft. ’ . © ; ‘ re! rE GES. W . - ; CI ! 44 : ' ; : . ‘ be ; f omrbiseione,. ~ Sther properties, both sider of lake re ‘Erm ss , | tent : res - mee ' , Mir PAI OKKERS. LA EDt whe: ae - - : 2 : ED LEHEW-RRIGHT REALTY ©0 , tj ra ; : , ' Ke | ) im (pit) Apartine hits sed ) : ' , North Parkview 1985 , furnace: in fin “HALF BLOCK FROM "ss et_ Une ; o—4 | 3 | —- oT! GPA » ingide: “BO-foo oo 4 con: | ONE Ae ee anni, | # : . ante, 4 an ne HANCOCK n GRAND AVENUE STORE mo ; , it aman CLEVE] PW SCHOOL / “ , oy _— 3 . oe &. 1978 E Gran ae annie ame at Weliston mb | : . : rx. P 4° %s mporryr we » hbenutiful rreanete rr Te mee . , . » “7 lw : . a : TAP) | Pee TTI ; R . ef farmes atre- a! erm : ‘AN : . = home of & reoems and sun parer In “ A a “90 ( het , ; erm , ~ HAUUsS a , i quire Broadway office, Prospect ry ies JOHNS FH. ABBOTT. KRenlter. - eet ne : VX KEL-THPVnt-t rie KSON, : - . o4 ; coms. bat ’ , ‘ 7 . " . es . Lod - - : . _— — : “e°% =. Kreadwa "OO tere ote ©"; : . ; } " hae o es - . — ~~ » — | . _ . reo . : , ; . . . ; ; es : : Fb . v9 : . allies . oh aed ° . : ’ : wae le ii¢ -- = . ”, ‘ ’ ’ Rh ‘ - \ at ' A] ’ \ _ . . . , . , *% - "= "Bia , -* , : . . oa : 7 4 *' e, or : : * > - ORP er \" viar ; ; * bs tbh , so DEWES ; : AmROTT. Realtor. 70R € hestaut ) a JOH’ Ww “nen " Realtor, "on « esto ‘ . EN ER AL M OTORS sT >-roem : res Wh) , _ tea! ars, _ sot oe” ‘ mand ; . ; : wale 4 e $44. : a % L] : » rge Come. eae) , - . ie ‘Neture ee are # ore anré © : a ll — ¢ : “* ° “ 1} "ee : : hs Led 4 ‘? . = ° : at af / . ; > 2 5 & . fir > , eS t-s A4RBROTT. Realter 7 ( hestnut : ' tf » i G , ‘) . 6) j-room | ; 7 7 i907 — = . J ’ . . . rr . P 7 . . e ‘ ‘ . v* --r até . ° . a 7 . . ’ ..% “TT? ~s« jelce fur ace . . Clayton a ee te ea . i aaeens ame ret , ; is $ ‘ “ org a th ; ' LIV tk ACATT aEee ; , . . ‘ . ’ ’ ; . | . , , ¢ nf 4 : : >. J 7 ~ . ‘ , : a " ~ P — ‘ >») | : ' ; A, 5 . ‘ : ; | ’ y “ey x“ a" wer alae slorea, es - . —_ . ad mm [ qu , . = . > wy ‘ = 7 : , . -" » 4 i ; . . | , s 4 : , ; . ’ - : . : ” ormna be ‘ ; , ne rriae bh pre : : . i . , c2 ~%) ' rs tT : hed . war heat ~— all ma Webster an iy sa! , . c-e . , ; ARBOIT. Kealter. 70P ( hestnut i ; ’ bd ‘ ’ ’ . " e% - “Main 4 451. Ire ic; | _ — ~s , O8 Angel . - cPN AY 4} > ‘_* r' lle tas’ y : ; . _ . : — — ‘ , eT. e, . t) Lore ‘s™ (57) ‘ ‘Jayton e ar yr Lane \" 4 ee 2 } \ . ' ' ’ rT rT Vt A a ap - ry . _—— : aRBOIT Fiealter [Oe ( heel nwt a . . ail neat - , : , — -- nes a rm 4/4 We have tor sale aie beautiful scree), WeMtith— = noha wi XCAlpea—s? E ak. Gran, rArna Rot Nb DISTRICT MINNESOTA. 34°8--1] -3+—3-4 Aare on car lune, east of Price roe : , , ’ , : ' r, , rece ' etree : : eae ' - -_ . 7 = “ , PFNE SJ FET REA TY tr) nee wore ral attractive hom tt ! ay a tiem } fur rer i- 2 » Treon rit eu > ASIN oan ‘ before you bu price $12 000 — inet 6h. oe , - ) Fores 6515-6006 ' “ — ne SDloA Albert ye —— ane LEE SOMERMEN. Grendg 8209. See owner. M- . é Chee : - : +f f - Hihoe ¥, Bice vt : SCELA GER. 3025 N. Grand. ose Ta ENED ‘S oF (BIG TRUST, 749 ‘ “_ ‘ , . . ~ -< in, provernents: bargain @ran¢c a4 XL. _ ty _

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- sagp-DeeratcH ge 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. __ _. SCXDAY, i an a . wecre ee BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE _—sMPM/ONEY WANTED _— LOANS ON nEH.Al PROP'Y __ BUSINESS FOR SALE __ LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LOANS Of , OFFICE CE FIXTURES FARM ii ote oe a, ee Frank H. Alewel — sx an) Sieeen: —————— SSS a : a= ' —= { Wa . ——— WITH a " ae tae ilend SSS See SSS Mian nor eae. Soe Tee weal of many: mene fom SAREET ee oon | = * IMMENS SE FUNDS [ —aaoe iy | =~ oom =P ant ms profitable oc SVE . — tes Fou. —_—_—____— F , ) 7) TAs | — FAT 7) i 7] ® oma tl o. « Fiemhant Bu iret: FimsT —— “a h. + éesira s s r pia “ 4 you on > - EL ; = a a IN a | REALTY @C€ gga gg = os - 2 x) on , ) - > — ~ “ges . . —* mmense _upeés ai : C Lapose FIRST DEEDS oF TRUST 6 .. Bor 3 *3 years. 21 _ Hox ewrely _— pone a . finer »| 1420 Home Ow: ners mata MOS Pp BOM NE Meets Every A NEW R : : | anes . Requirement ADL D [TI ONAT “ s - ~~ : , : . + FARMS FOR SALE Arkansas OTR GROWTEH—THE EFWARD OF SEETEKE CRUMP & TREZEVANT, Ine. carfield 6997. Tre ‘ nd Building. 17 North Sevesth SQ of INSURANCE CO. vem edia! Sy stem . : “> a , - , » efere : — | atoms a - a. al \er-}rim = aa } | cet | Se Sea ee Sree wee ates fe mn 1a Setter 3. TOCKS AR 118 $500 to $1,000,000 and Over 3 a = ose scrote | Se eg Franciscus Realty Co. — modern: @ r 3 : ) ' seire et | * 4 , ne, FE argain | Loan Correspondent for ee a : Vara ae Ss a Se BUSINESS ae i rud | rudential Insurance Company of PROMIN TENT CORNER: (0 seers oss ns _ a CTO -LOANS OPPORTUNITIES| s22 2° . 804 CHESTNUT ~~) pe) ine ~* Gre es Ringe a age es lt relly Se ze Samia ae ——— FINANCIAL] Need Ary Sony? ‘Mme: ee e> REAL ESTATE LOANS? ILL FECEIVE APPLICATIONS Ow LOANS ON REAL ESTATE = Se Auto Loans! | | ean sim oies : ane | ness Property, Residences | a $1000 Quies 7 | 3 3 oO s, Flats, Building Loans —e~ val ee ape Fa BS ae | $ . aE he FT OLR lew rates ©, Veber + . oe peek My aes. MONEY WANTED Weare Laas : ' —— : ~ , * ¥ ’ | ) 7 Soe ‘or Sate, Conservative Investment Buy DEFRA © FTRI _ i A tien a" %.aA~ '* “OD: ’ al ipation Notes of Trust en property double the a = — i a - z 4 . . — 2. oe eee a anrusilry —_ . . . , ‘2 : : I Fuh oTeer g500_*°f rat Tr " . ‘ ; . , ; +3 i, —_— = - 2 “sa? - ~o- i i > me —_——-— ——_ es Cc - Rien o-~ et Ladin a? ae

~ ACRE FARM How? ah Sw ( AH —640e WONTHI Ve . ow Mississipp! 1138 \. BHITVTISLKR — Sz a = ANS AD ty aera - ~ . : = Es BL. > RevTa. sPoRrk. ; én A Tt W ae 'LESAL E . or persmyy . Z : : , : ; ! 2 Por "= =e “AaTATNSS - es ‘ : _—* raga? - . ~ —_— > PER=“eS 4 LA as ee ee es ea ee FIRST SECOND 4\ND THIRD PEED | : a 1 & StGGESTION fer WOTHERS , = : ; ap ay US Noth cs& «a POST-DISPATCH wELP . Tl a , WANT AD te “ECTRE HELP RERVLD ter HOME ULZAYING — 7 Hi : >? ictoma Bicg.

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SUNDAY. sTNTD AY, DECEMBER wm REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS =" 138 2935. Phone you want a@ er _ LOANS ON REAL Esta: ESTATE E INV ESTMENT moa es vr aul Ditasre tn mar be > toe and - i? 5 Pp seen ig ame t*rme wa Hess Pp a WAYS wha’ 1? roperts find ey Plan ich 2 . to Dery 15 ment Year hasy Pavment Feal Estate ieans \ WARD OF SERVICE PZLVANT, Inc. wilding, 17 North Seventh S¢. ponder E INSU RANCE CoO. eive Applications is on Improved City Amount, Prepay- 000 and Over Realty Co. spondent for e Company of America TNUT TE LOANS| APPLICATIONS ON a, rty, Residences s, Building Loans FENMELMANN SACKLER RE (0 SEVENTH =e CHESTNUT ve ciaeeaieat i. re ° e ticipation Notes § of Trust on property double the i sem) -annuallr. you over $500 bf time desired over one year. Wish Rls te ISSUED BY RUST COMPANY AYS. st. douis BUSINESS FOR SALE Pw oM Nts bia ‘= ) ~ ane was ang Fou "1129 % roo wa ." *> hake electric. Tt) e Bic m) ‘MtT ’ > carares 8e.. ,Ca rooms, 2 must = SF—14 . a rale ? Morgat ~t——] or 24 uUseneeDing } terms. use. a furtiishe | ‘A Tc » ¢he oe) PaY Reo! 4 T°. AND Or FAMTLY RNTSHINGS wT $50,000 SALES Kn ah AF OE : WNER ZEIGLER, TLL. _ Paving tenants are quickiy tourd Post-Diapatch wants. teare it with your pesrest drugciet. PpECEMBER _- Rnconaatitesre se tne Rainer. gnd OF! OFFICE FIXTURES. FARM HAND KILLS EMPLOYER WITH AX AND ENDS OWN LIFE Slayer Attacks Karmer as He Asleep in Bed, Wife Escape- Mith Infant Daughter. the Associated Press registers * cas “ATELLO. Central 045.. PO. idaho, ax lias’ farm himself with he farmer’s home bed were Mrs Canghtes After r ler in infant Yr -~ ' he 4 ‘ , . * Ee 4 -_ I ai Mia ] scious hy ax freer~er casrs . offering at a glancing blow wit} Lowery carried Mrs » a cot in the kitchen. Fraied and then placed th jfant in her arms. Thirkfll, caining consciousness, from bedroom. who killed Lowery stood guar he hound her 7 he 7 LA wery ax pen gio prisoners until SEGISTER- p cua’! iv' Poot Huss | A. feet either | G. Coc hran to Addrese oP Bee zh 08 | Alexander G. Cochran. Sov: reasonable | Gran | Inspector Genera! in Missouri. "ill unchesc Ting ~€ the Scottish Rite Ciub Tueg 4k 4 - Annex Hote elen nr ’** ie sa e the i biles on r ouleva rd. - Ais | Thirkill and | LAW TO MAKE MOTORISTS STOP| MAN WHO SOLD SAN SALVADOR MISSOURIAN, 65, CHARGED AFTER HITTING DOGS SUGGESTED Lay | Seven Animals T Treated by Veterin- | Jesus Trejo of San Antonio, Tex., | By -s. Best hoown Salesman South of arian for Injurie Dec. 26. Switch at early today. passenger train T. E. Knight a passenger was in- and defective ed. three cars but htrack pfo- miles an hour were derailed and The - main trorm necess!- de*ouring one n 7 Ark.. ired fey - ne! ing at a seven cars “was overturned. iafN E.. Knigh*t a pass- eneernr Vash im} atitomo- were | Two of them died soon | have. ITS FIRST WARSHIP DIES AT 23 \seociated ANTONTO om ries inju in a posthole Trejo was one of ing trave! Mexico South with ities i ta the Bpec ‘a PARIS. entered Cash. covered ported lieved in In Missouri = 4 — _ - ~_Ft VW iC Ki iF Christmas atter ing the nuptiais up here were en fo inspectors ~84 me c “~* ’ ind gu! cted of rr" : FIVE SOUGHT BY POSTOFFICE INSPECTORS KILLED IN YEAR Division With Head- quarters in Chicago Convictions. =i victions, °'y of 4 ' “+ “rier? - ~ > + receiving FASCIST JOURNAL IN ANTI-GERMAN - EE ——— “MOSUL BECOMES STORM CENTER OF CRUSADE OF HATE TWO CONTINENTS Impero of Rome Launches. Attack Instinctive Editorial “Our Racial Enemy.”’ Bitter Upon satel Pees . lar i } the Germar "lor dissa* , (,er an‘i- vio.ent rome editorial racial enem) the Italian policy to keep control Tyrol in perp Brenner Pass as a sacred etuity us regut years latter Ad oundarys artick. which is published fication we?’ a week after rat ‘he Chamber of the treaty of ommerce with Cvermany) ltalian . at e* the ewed eth 2ilans agains . oa rene acii ’ Germans in the world of : Se ee &-g- ATOR —U sed: kitchen: |! Pa ies e2 ) im McCray Refgr. * Locust ot —- ~*~ -« | . marnee reai Ci R a NG i fap. ] bQUIPMENT—Anda ‘ee D \ ; | vDdav 1909 wes > ax ‘e "rT anc wil Gece -_—>. — — nbers’ Plumbing Supplies UMBING AND © HEATING AT WH¢ ILESAL E PLIES "ee ae ‘ wing ta ese im St. Louis may be for the Property you have il. or they may be induced te at yOurs if it s advertised in t-Dispatch. Phove your or- Yeeve ty t. with vreur nearest November Want Ad Figures Prove Again The People’s Popular Want Ads Supremacy in Pulling Results! s (7A 61 Separate ‘‘Wants”’ were printed in the Post-Dispatch During November 21,470 more Phone GArfield 6600 than were carried by ALL the Other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED! RESULTS Alone Are Responsible Or leave -the order with your druggist ce ei LL LLL ies of and declares categori- cally play i'second fiddle to Germany again.” Power of First Rank. The Impero explains that was some excuse for ltaly’s taking second place to Germany when Italy was a gecondary Power, but now it asserts, Italy asa Power of the first order can no longer en- the idea of being Cer- heutenant. The paper goes on to say that \Italy’s policy toward Germany | ust embrace the following con- Lions: Germany shall te her criminal! folly un- has fully repaired the nense damage she has caused. nat Germany may never as- to the possession of colonies land coloniza- for Italy. rnust commerce _— | | SEU CRRA R REE CeCe eee we that Italy “will never there tertain many's a he bound expla she pire le for be Brenner Pass he bly Italian—-on this point ean admit of no discussion iat Austria must be pre- ed from joining Germany as against Italy New Itallan Movement. The Impero reports the organi- by -if there tion it wil! That irreVoca It * © Italian lands the beautiful rm the world. has al! rights. since she and ah maintain an monopoly of creative "a ne is .* o- - ‘ rT un ains aii : hanolute - vers »USt enter foreigner TY 8 Spel article e under @ religio: nupero s “We my Bri nner pase as @ legitimate but above all. because it is home whose confines are out- ture in an unequivocal even if in the past others il : ; eo " qelenseé, our 'lined by na manner nat usurped ELINOR PATTERSON IN ROLE OF NUN IN “THE MIRACLE” Dacehter of Clicango New*paper Publisher Appears in Mat- inee Cast—Dinner To- nicht for Stars. _——— oe ee — ——— ~~ i. a — rt ts dowarer ea a ree” rogrTr? . el . ; ' Bip ere ,*"s oe . rane Turkish Military Meeting ANTINOPLE. Dee. ¥ me Miltary Couni’ hag onvoked to " Angora Pp of ’remier of the to at CONST -—— meet the , * Airrmmansh! Pres a7 ‘ - »*UMaPpna RHeMA! mer bere been tnvited femet Pasha and Cabinet have (ene ‘) = ee — —ewe - Switchman | Killed in ries Vard« Prisco + Ww Jones — ‘are . ‘A he : or yes —- was ke he fel] beneat! he reignt ca Beanien avenue at last nigh* ble liickory street. ‘heels of Frisco yards a: J0 0 flock resided at 1924 — —_—-_ 4 anc | Signor | Many British Political Lead- ers on Vacations, but Baldwin Stays Home to Unravel Turkish Impasse Rr 4 G. GARDIVER, Noted I nglish Lattor. “necial Radio Pispetcs. lrak has be- cor- er M Telhiteher- \finister or Minister «* ‘he compe of Turkey Europe confron't each other ot two eign Prime | tition f the good will depends urge whether and A®ia are t¢« hostile \fost of England's political leaé- have gone Italy and the Swiss Mountains. but Prime Mis- ister Stanley Baldwin remained et the Turkish itm- as systems to eres home to unravel passe, while Lord Amery, his chtef lieutenant in the matter, has fled 'to Pontresina for winter sports Baldwin's task is most difficul and disquieting The House of Commons thw week tndorseé pretty unanirmeousty acceptance of the new mandate for Irak, but accepted unwillingly, a a rnatter of duty to the League of Nations and with the proviso that the mandate will cease when Irak is sufficiently established te be in cluded in the league and to rely on the prestige of that institution for security Symptoms Unfavorabic. Baldwin's expressed desire to continue discussions with the Turk- ish Anibassador indicates the anxi- ety of the Government to reach an arnicable settlement, but the symp- toms are unfavorable. The Turk- ish refusal at Geneva to recognize the authority of the league in re- gard to the Mosul dispute assumes a Sinister aspect in view of the fac" of the signature of the new Russo- Turkish pact. Private advices from Angora iend color to the impression that this is ‘part of a deliberate challenge to ithe league. Tehitcherin, Rusetlan Foreign Minister, is frankly work- ing to that end. In an interview published the London Obeerver he denounced both the Locarne agreement and the League of Na- | tions He regards the league as an implement of Western Euro pean capitalism and a bulwark of the British empire. His hostility it} rough has been mainly di- irected against that empire as the main pillar of the capitalistic tem- pie Exploits Turkish Discontent. in pav- in The Locarno agreement, ing the way to inclusion of Ger- many in the league system, has dealt a heavy blow to his designs, which rested on hopes of detach- ‘ing Germany from the Western European bloc and making her an ‘ally of soviet policy. Checked in ithis direction, he exploits Turkish | discon tent with the league and en- ceourages the Turks fo think In terms of an Asiatic bilec in antag- to the league. In her present mood Turkey is greatly tempted to snap at the bait. The traditional policy of Turkey to play off one group of Powers against another Eixistence of the league renders this policy obsolete, and confronts Turkey with the proepect of @ con. d Evrope Her irritation the Mosu! decision hae given his chance of in- her inte his web proceed to the ng association he roormentovus 1ediate future y l# invo ved witb the and which the political irope this Christmases onism has been * wee bo a pe a hn over she wt! Pees ey ww? iv i} ‘a8 ors Ar vassacdcor " “Avett severe Winter to Pngland as ‘his season finds En- ‘he most severe winter it iin vears. EPogland infers” weually begir of the year. Dut for country has and in the has been eepe- thea 7 . .ros prepara- heen oOo and Georg \o learn trnas have sCalé comforted evidences of the rapid ] are mort to the ey« * no’ repre- litien of the * eertainivy iIchabed is ord tha describes w hich preceded season Bince the shopping centers or! been largely rebuwil’ of unexampiled spiendo: and the metropoles attracts in af enortousiy enhar degree he pleasure and luxury of the country The exodus from London on the ere of C)rrietmas exceeded all rec- oras and the flight of the Riviera and the Alpe which formerly fo’ lowed Christmas her this year an ticipated the hotigay season In ondon the modern tendency to hrteter the great Thanh ever appear ent. and demands for these geri. public gaieties have altogether out- | stripped the resources of betel hile. he : the rarniva aALmras greet hate ect relienrnate Ff an at hotels *nae more > ~~ ee ewe 4 - .— « « | oo

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‘ING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - SUNDAY MORN CONTRIBUTIONS TO DISPATCH CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL FU tet Xe 16.961 Novelty Shop. 213 WN. Tenth St. ‘Art Pub. Society, 4517-19 Olive St. Bieser & Kiing, 1105 Washington, Chas. Naber Sons Ce. 18 oo. . . 7 . © mile . re edge ad oo? | ; Slec! >| lL. Ernst .... 25 W Poble ow Affot K Kean ....$ 50 Fimil Slechta . . i + 37 way, l viously acknowl ig i ° » , 7) ( ar ‘ : . © 4>t) ‘ . tte - \fagenus s 5 khuby Ritche v8 t Kinazk . an ? chneide -? FEddte ling , Morris Schentz- , 7 larder. . rieton Bid 1 09 |. Bureau, Vierce Bids . ae 21 oeee - , ~ Louise Haug . ~ 4 Morrissey . 4 Spannuth. , eee Frank Amico, . 25 kyJ-. i Hf. Hoffschweile ae ton 01 Ch (T. C. Meser, 1905 Lindell ’ » aan xt : Saat. rn eyer . | » ae > 1 Mele HW: 23 | A Wall ‘ | > BRalboy . B Landau ... > Harry Mizes, . r W Stevenson 50 ae meee. & “cT0O1 aaa eis 1 OO w. kK. T. : . Haugh ‘a : K Nore sin ap o> er | DM Adams i f : I Dribbin ‘e ’ Max Hindler . yd B.A Waildt,, bo Total. og = ogee oBiee es Mildred Ke : ; , ot - ca> Xhrio- ty a ae + ; ; aay ; , a1°o_° Genevieve ... e i S Finkelstein. oa. Cc. Hi. Leider. . +s + =... § 1 00 FW. Knecht, 4:20 Holland | kh Se > McMahon |. Sk oon i 52 | Price-Waterhouse & Co. 1692-20) 5 p R or... Joe Kordan. .. #5 Ren Scheiber. . "3, Mitauer Mere. Co,, B@p N. es iv N. L OU Jos. Forshaw, 111 N, — a “oat ’ it Sakon“ |. ma | gle , liberty Central Trast Bide. | we ON Ee ia os : Morris Fegan. 5 Hyman Weiss »>| Wf Mitauer ..$0 50 “ GLO N. 1 OO Lupfer-Acker KR. EB. P : ay ; ee le a Ww Ame ia Zim- : . Schloff ... Emma Platzek “| M Mitauer .,. 25 - GID N. Sth VM John Belaskaes, 11400 Olive ) J Sullivan. .$ 25 ' ~ ade | | og H © zm Harry Tom Bak er \ ' T, P e tat eta ota ' Pre Seale? 2 fl 8 6 a ae 'Pearl Muzze . 5 Frank Boersing Ladman Holbrook-Blackwelder, 1010 Olive. Rose Tempesta 25 Ann ae apa Tota] - . on . : - pei ; - ‘ T _~_———e ; Joe Hermelin . ape? Bidg. Anouymous .. 5! W Holbroek .10 Ilfalco. .... 5 RD McElwain 1 00) 7 str udinger $1 oO, a Je ” ——— - — |lDave Satz. 0 ood : R Ca he Oo ' Christensen: | : a ae Ds Total.....815 8 Quick Meal Stove & Range Co., 825 | ‘ et eee FA Poster .* OO "Total me. ‘ : ereee LOO : (houteau. Racquet Club Employes, 476 North Pfuria Fruit Co. 818 N.. , _ siaclott Bros. Elec, Co. and Em- | Jas Gleason .$0 25 I, E Heitz .. E Kingshighway. | John Furla ..$2 | pr Total ....312 80} ployes, 711 N. Sixth St. W R Clark .. » id Herhold . C Magill.. “SH ,20 Ralph Cavett.. > | @ Mpackrozis. 5 Grand ingto , ys :, i yearns © Vickers ... Adolnr loft es00 anlo! Pe an va Singler . es A L a yo . 2 Se . RH Pollart.. | H Manetis .., I fentury Ornamental Gloss Co... I. and MeC, Zent,. 100 He J singe: — ry fa) ° : AGOTPR. SIK0 — . so ice Me oie , é‘urran . i (has Smith . ‘ ‘rank 2 Kern ID A James... | Ida Krauae .. ] 5O3%41 Delmar - ; : @ , G vhland ) 7 r. ‘Ss Queen Hee Restaurant, 520 - Fula Sizoloff. = ; MM, «ace . a Stre > = rhomas D Ty i cadens => | M Mascari . * Poos, 30°? University * spicer ., : m M r -* Taylor. Res ye A ae 00 5 caltha! tee ~ R ~., & & Badino "5 Frank Pastel.. Wm Fwanke.. Arthur Fischman RB Realty i. Moran, 1 N. 10th ee ° Mw ton ' d 7 . recnt. nat $ Rew : - e&enal rank Fernan- _ dohn Aorrise. tr Moellen off, LL ile rts { t niral Tr. Bids. > Z = is , 00 . © |’ al ha ‘ - . 1 t; n oo 5, Ww | ake sé seed . tox xaxstrom . l 00 | dez Cc E Stev ens Jon. (. Seher, 19°5 SN. Grand 4. and Mrs ' T Pisher ? d prene ‘ : A . tustmann YJ 2 ‘ W Lockwood - ~————- | 7,2 . : ~ . ; > - ° . + a fi Le ag a $ eas ; 4 D1} Aree - Senet } On 7 cpg : A Maguit Ce Total vied: -$14 00 Andy Dolan. . all | Merit Machine . : . ea andevwen er . . ‘ “at 4 , — ‘ 4 ai . s-e @ @ pty . 26 ae Rubbelka $1 . ; ™ eee mon, Spr coegens if jiamb cher i 2 +7 see - le ad a : a. % nge tl Ran | Reg. of Vital Statteties. 10 Manic. | © has. Reilly Opt. Co. 619 Lo ere | F Quertermus, ! rh. e? , Le >. . j r Die Le . at ’ i rs ' - “ogee r¢ . i . . e hahn Mirror Plate Co., 1512-14 ( z i - oo Miu! tate “9 W Spehr .... i; Glasser j a | Hurck Motor Co., : ipal Courts Bidg.- re A Burke ss .$1 09 Harry Mort .. 2 | J J OY Brie oe ‘* Byoadway 9 ou = Son he}! > me F ‘*otal.....S10 00 y ? ude M Tu Hawthorn Tp) Leon Mobley . 100 Dr C Reilly . 5 00! WF Shanley. . (lar + G. O. Gollethan, 1406 Vierce jowdern . 5 Ji J Seahell ae WwW T Thomas Tota. . Lawrence Jeude oF or 7 ch $1 00 PF T ‘ McD \] 0 | Hieser & Kling, 1105 | Wash- Mrs. Geo, I, Niehaus, 4301 For- | Kuhlmann (CW Gell r a a fusde. : ee ua K a) | a ws Clyde Hare ington , eat ar Pa ae 5 P , - (eller. 2: ! i John Tfur a Do —— i. cal cee ‘$ ‘ °° : - re : ere on . Ore and Wash — i+ “9 a qe = } a Total «..» EB Pratte... "oO Tetal .....$1 73, M @ Mathews, ‘ aw i Ts ae oe Kee. of Vital Statistics, 10 F : PR nal 4 ve ' ; k' Swe Iner 4 Pr Mpa ta . ' Kyeber yar M eats ~ wa = ; ar? ed . - T, B Heffne 2. . ——— $ ' E M Talley .. $2 00! HL Peterman ca (tr. -* warn “OLS : & lL. Ebert .. oerteman hn Faltin . ~ rs_t Payne ea > Wd ’ Donnell , ; ' yur wy / ; ) e Mollund-America, Line, | 1003 _ EK. a MS Field... G B Walker yy tl Scemoer .. Jos Fritz ...q 9 29 Taw Donnell 22 /| Newman, Saunders & Co., 1011 Lib-| Warner Cl. & D. Co., 4433 Olive St. | PD Harned . 7 00 _ Toth ae ‘Tocust st. | Harry Bender, 607 Morgan ( J Duitseh Dt 7 ‘rosby 2. if ; "oley .... 0 - oe Dilentnes 5 Tt Rh deric o5 erty Central Trust Bidg. FE Schock ...$1 00 M Krutz .... 1 00, Northwestern Mutual Life Ina, ‘ y ) Stephens . MY r T 7 p Le . : +4 . ~ Sie e ) , Zanavo- ‘ a . y > ; ' , Turnboit ‘* 1 00 Smith . 50 3d r l.. Bank Ambussador, Hote 1, 707 N. on —_— m ‘ 3 . oe ww pon Iienry I’feffle, “OT NS. Broad- , ...- $16.689 23 fie yi ?; wy e Gebbart. arnee © ¥ stncallind io. ‘Sai & S* errere : ‘++ $5 | Geo Mitchell . 1 00 eae he © 00) FA Cox ---$! > iiwt« ' * iw - - _ wv! * 4 >> 42Ttr pa ne RKuret . oe . - - > ~>» wotwt aft ‘ ' * v= * * viet ~ FF eRe eerReey * ehwividivi«a . *>*>5 tet ~ hw lw e “4° “* . winw w lw wiwie *- ‘ow w!' +” So ae . * — . “seen . 1G v'wte'e wl wl we wi wiw'w''w 9 “ Pints 6 Fie LAY mye: | a= ~ . pos K 10 ———s | Se ‘ Tota 1 00 Total .$10 00 | | Bill Coleman . — ~ gore y . yee tar eh ‘ ‘ éw . “-~-* . ° “+ w~ wywe ~~ + «= ' ~ a wi’ o tsa 7 a way . Sel 5 — : : Novelty Shop, 215 N. 10th : Wabash Railroad, Railway IUx- Cox l’rice-Viaterhouse & ©o., Lil2- "0 Liberty Central Tr. Bidg. - ne aaeees u a en . FE Laurin... 1 00 R J Shipley Seienens ; , ane 2316 a ~~oemnnig ; D Jonathan , i Anna Soutler . 1 00 Total ....$11 50) | I 00 Kohl Schoenfeld. Feigwar. .. -*] Martin Stubblefield. 3629 8S. Grand. | KF) Hlarris . ine rg.. A Anar ushot a Trevlin —— ae ; Sadat Senge - a Wim H Stubble- IM Rillings.. 25 Milton. Miller > / 4 er O Lumiey . a! ‘orley.. ~~ Cady Hollister. Scher, 1925 N. Grand. = | fleld. .. -$1 00 B Stubbiefeid. 25 te 4 nf a de 7 , Thurman DO is jerry A Ri irbac : ¥° -30 50 G J Bowe o.- = “holas Mar- 1 $3 00 a, Sn s a | war Mahone; R Harper Oldeison. 50 miele “sr oe : ps Total ...ce-. © Meniiees * tT, Gaffney att jis ox, — m FE Rendorf. 1! Aynn reg 7 ev “Weber Motor C ar Co. SIT Locust.| >) F Betts _.. 1 CCR. Max Idelstein, 618-20 Nort® Vande- paw weber $1 W Williams . 1 00| W Haas .... 1 radovk venter. I ine 9 wie A. Jack. . , 00 | RK iene =e : y ‘eo ; ¢ n toland Weber. f ¥ unZ. = | wan ) A _Edelatein 80 ft G Edelstein a 3 A J Jackson . 50 | OC Hammer- cuneateeem ; y thy Roman Art Co., Inc.. 2704-6 Locust. a Fred. .. 2 he peewee ed ; On | De Baliviere .Candy Shop, r on Pp Sebi ‘ He idert ; P JS ; u 4 , . . Sen =e . Noman Art Co \ lomim .. a A. Knight & Con 11% sartcet S¢. J Falkner ... 1] cieeakain’ ' Baliviere, | ange Serre eee 5 DY M Wondas - ae Scnuunger “4 KX liek Ha. derfeld, 22) | hed! : : Soe lone. bee . comin : : . . ‘ > SOB ce Total ....$12 75/ Cc rt 25 offmas Martha WW esthold, "10 Boat- tig: re hiitzman ‘ Me : Patt era o K rouna : », : ; 9 i - Ji = » te Rorghes : liessilme ; : Mi qa > Marlow #1 om Ll. A Knight. . 2 00 E I he 1 : $ oni aly P ne anal S .5 7 = ro ‘a ee ee ee : I’ Davis ~ I yer... a Wy ght... "ee? | eu : a 2 HI Barsanti : ‘ ; Schroeder .. rod. y Poyvne .. % 00 ; — Brevoort Hotel, 412 Pine St. Mra DC Ben- ) pee Bide. Co., 12°28 enr ? 3 te J Dieck- 4 : “she + " Firbe ne eda +! - - "gall A Rorghesi ... kK ruegec Total $5 00 | | John Wolff. 90 : 26 Danny Solomon 5 Or) *- »* rt oeeiat Roskes's’* gob | se 2 -- : mann ..... | Y ‘oodrich y J Anders 7 ae 7 ¢ heramenl ; “vam _ J. ype = * Rng oad »- Chas. F. Quinn, 514 514 Merchants-La- Jack Davis. . a 2h 4 37 © HW eldon .. ‘ s @ | ariey. . j . ; pees oT . a11g°) J. ,nech — e 7 I J , ‘~ Ly ‘* A \ areetio... - ’ Se i» Sal nm e a ele . ‘0 essier 52 ; Bidg. cee wee =% ) marvin ‘ hitedltedl ; ayden.. » ALDI so? |. Ot SCE pat x Agee a=. M Iuchese ov ‘sta OS clede Bids. iW O Hughart “ ‘ Jane Shoppe. et. i] . ; ~ L Shaw ae > KIO, . Mav Rouse ...$0 50 Chas F Quinn. 1 00 | Roots Feldman ~ + s te 85 | Mrs Hiazel Ma'- R I’ Sevin ine a0 Florence Quinn 00 * a | Es iw "Tiemear ao Pf es ead 25 ligan se eoeh OF ory Total. . Tota! an 00 | N Baur. ... Ss Cs ">| 7 FE Mounts . MO J Mulligan "4 Sune SST TS ~*~ =- «+ ~ L>ol- _* . . . “twte »* ~~ line. Drier Bros, Employes, IL i d o & ~~ a ~~ ~ dg : . s¢ Me T Kit « Host Metal Co., 00 N. Broad- aueisen ‘ Teresa Adler. A SS | sn +, Dougherty. Kriekenbauum, « * S$ nee Gaeinseli . — A S he I A Finishine Co.,, MI} , ; 25 «T A Dup 3 GOO Leather Trades Bidg. L . pristi rn * Westhus Miss Clara A, Miller, 24 J schellhorn ~ or, « , 9 Cc G Goud ea) _* (Ce ee } so | ittme» Cash Cc. & W. MeClean, SOS Washington, Pence Prtg. Co, 3d Fl, 202 we oe St. | tency Seclbach =: Git Wellinghot second Floor. M R_ Pence...$1 00 Harvey Dable. oY (' Hussman > Cash “ , » On a8 @ ison : ‘.> John Walker . ‘ “ Nene oo > Cash han Employes ..34t Caster E Pence 30 ' - mmie N oe ote > Wm Walsh. w ax Bvetners, 615 N. Ninth St. ll 7 age ay Cash S 23% @G@ Cytron . ~ f M. Muchmorce, 405 Carieton . eeeees ~~ ; —_ ' 2 Geavede #>- \I ° eo) > “" — * Ss - . } ~~ > hKenned' ) , Browne ‘ oF 4 ws i] . : “hy ers . j ye > , . ’ «nes - > ’ ’ ) Vat addy warts . : o-~ arr . — par | } g Fr leming . l on Total. rank ™, Priester and Fa Welder Shuford Co. 1116-28 South L. Financial Co., 7th FL, 617 o . ~ - ‘se Teuie Final oe we bl 50 A. E. Wilkinson, Corridor Chamber : , : ( Descia \ra - & a} 1 OO Ou at} . , DneN, — | of Comme Bidc. eaIGA Morgan — — are Morr ; 9 : any = ' "- - 2 a . . PNM Pries . 0 ¢ Mul 416A Morgan so | Total ......$3 50) AW Witkinson.$1 Jecse Bell. .. 28| tr © ‘ES > . . a} >Hi é ‘ 4," . ' \ , . ’ \ . ; - Vimploses EN * Wetai Ww man . | 4 4 te i , sachmiat an 7 i ae = . Nate - Prem 4 aie : Herbert Wa! Henry lAawis.. Feo Brier. .. >> | Be i Pll f\- : ' I tan “> ny o? o- iy - , ner ve ? , WwW einshenker. “1538 «S. Broadway, ..@ yee Ter. Se ee ee 7. 7. te eee oe ee ee ee ee oe ee oe ee oe ee ee Ae ke a Ca,., 4800 Delmar Sam Stern Office Fixture Co., 721-27 | Chas Turniey. Viola Russell. . ~ater antaves . J. Heinrichs Leaf N. Seventh St. M Yaizer . s on ° An | rN a Poe : ‘ . 7 t . ? » mk A ee Po tee Cy q Thoenhbjil “ti 8 , oe pon Ppt + Ly * k Boeh +4 pn Catherine Pott Sam Stern. .. 2 00 Dimer Bax er. | i. Priester [ie itadbencs . oi C A Munste: Stephenso A ng ol ae = + ee , arry Ved-— hott ..$1 00 C Goldberg .. 50|Price Hill, 620 “Merchants-Laclede | P Furione. Employes St. Louis. Express, | \ 7 - tyne s el 52 HOS Schmidt, I 3 Gore. *5 Samuels’ Sons Shoe Co., 3439-43 N. ge - eal - a a ee die G. Stern I OU Tota) Bid. edielliettin © 1 |p ; o- WL Hun: . erald E : »: : Rudoip! 23 entlinge °5/ St. Louis Button Co. 416A Morgan. - Ss .. 30 Total. «eed cer 1p, 4 O'lie Me r, as i 4 Pr i Cl k ( 47 33 a7 ranklin wud Ie os - Brentiinger .. . ‘Thomas bo . bhimployes Fugen a oN — aris oa Ooe Bs bdwede . . Droffen .. > J Werner ... 1 00 | ’ =o - $0 oko cf : , Verne Lacy, 1834 Areade o> % - ie OP oe : “+ OP Mal) : wk ones J Keslinsky..% ov Kalth Lew Fos -9;S § eer a4 —_———— | 7 PIb. Or. «- hoe . i : an | oo * " iy -} d , " a a rine) , “ ? ©? : Bs Total Tr . y ‘oO ' Paul Se Amid lacy. -$5 on J A Moore oe - ; oi.. : > (? K.mme ls . ; . ke Ween : ‘ ao ‘arve . : ’ : Callahan Oo ! Linnloxes | Tne ail ‘Wool vo., Miller, ‘ ! : } Carpent . irphy.. . | OP tem - ~~ a $ Luberman , ee eee ‘ ' Express Co. 614-20 5S, D Lawman | J A Lunder.. 1 00 Total..css - f —* tag > : i - s : ’ it. Coleman .. Mut. Life Ins. Co. ; ‘nder, ‘ b =. =? ae Sapte ' * Barnard 7. ' + , win § ‘Total . Sixth St hone Mounts. . — _4) — Employes Statler Hotel, 9th 2 * 3 780 , 7 ~ | ; epi R Conroy... 23| Frank H. Mullen, 2006 Choateau.,| W J Tovett..$1 00 GJ . und Washin ton 4 eT ur : . ’ sild har : } -} 7 Ralph ries ~ * ‘ . : Mutual Life Ins. i o., 203-16 Robert- 4 -onroy s 0 | Rov Politte .80 10 Rey Quv ‘ 5 Cc wonkteal: P Total.... Emploves Ohio Match Co., 1404 orn . 25 & OW + a® HW EK ime q ad ia a il _ ' son Bldg. 411 Olive St. Willkomm . Cc P Harris .. 25 FH Mullen” 40 5 OS eee Employes Wendell Ener. Co. ‘ > “oe EL Phillips.. 50 ) _——- fF Grand. Douglas Bide poe - 1° | " Lmoloyes Capitol Theater. “401 — iKahn Mirror Plate Co. 1512-14) G& “ 50 A Frum. «sass ‘J . rarz: oa 5 H J Wig... Clark Ave. , o ~ - Fr’ Thompson Se9rsi Iw e * iwi ~*~ * toi ee - . et ata ~ eater ‘ i,t ii* lryger 50 Paris Cloak _| R Rureess . ne 2 ' Dennis Bros., 4524-26 Olive. | A Becker , At, me 4 : 9) ‘ (rrerennan Lai _ hi - ferk 0, 25 Koesse! I K Syndicate Tr. Bide. - Cordes .... Bert Moore .. os ——_—— | Grand View Candy Kitches, B , AOUL18 3) a, _ ’ ' ~~ =~ «-'~- + ' ,° a he ~~ + =- + - «+ A ay Beecninle Restaurant, 4505 Manchester paenages United Hmnlos es Michael Kinney, “Uf oo Calumet Hide. one | Cash * PHlausamann Chas. Reilly Opt. Coe.. 619 Le- , MckKvovy cus New Grand Centra) Shop. “B17 N. Grand as aa Warner Cl. & D. Co, 443% ws |; Arthur Kahn .$1 00 Katherine M me iy Neff... 10 Petet.. ot ~~ ) - me , Here ules Powder Co., 1904-08 Rail- Frersent = abn. L Joe Worier, oF 1” ~~ A ‘ . ; way Exchange Bidz. ry W Moehl- Jr 7 | G. W. Markley. 603% N. Gra Harri« Wool Co., 22-28 8. 2 'R cer ..$2 00 Stanley Sawa, 59 ; e-. mS -; | «; W Markley.$1 00 J Tayler .... cv Nei] B1 Er Kiehenbau! ~~ o ; (stto Meister . 00 °C nae “Lah man, @ - aX >| R Mavorwitz.. 25 J Smiley iB. . Mark J Harris ’ furd : : Ps _ = "1 : 0n Walter Kaub.. > John Farrell Sr 1 ul Mra 1, & ( ooper > | Ada kery rw ' ae 00 Emerson Mever Fred Struchen. E , - (he? Tota =— — | ac . . . al Jdt- James Lawlises 50 Olive ae ' Weber Moter Car (Co. 1817 Tacust Morrison Tent & Awn,. Co., 2155 . Third st. | Tia ai ; A Flo t redi ‘ ie é a il — ; _ ; leo, L. Steyermark, 1815 S. Tr a | a J. ¢. Murphy PI. Co. 4632 Olive St. Market St. 1 R Clear J S Moslank. 1 00/ BF Sechotter $1 00 Renfro coon, ) oe ope ' J v bin iM va “ M F Renshaw 1 00; , ~y¥ A ¥ a 5 American Ww ine (o., POLS-21 2 , . . ‘o> } ane ba ' s] ta) M I ‘ ] ow , . r fur? h Nlart I ‘4 rine " - rT ¥ (%herhaus aa Kurt Ne he nk P 00 i j : | ; 4 Klinkhardt 4 ] 00 } x Ce ae , oy Total.««« '“gny » Ro i wy Novetta Murph Total. .. B2 e Kurz és ——— | if ‘c] be ee | erga ans ra ‘Soe lety, 4517-19 — — i . . 7 SPeceige tate Total . $8 00 | ] ’ ' Total ....%$190 00° J Bremore_.. ML - Eugene Ta; New Lucas — — . = hme Ue hm he we A Iva Hi ibert ro te a eatennuteiee Leaf Tob. Co, 205 | —, * - . wy == _ _ Total $3 00 Mamie Garrison A T ing >. . : Ix Gref enkam Sch roeder ~ Raleigh H. Stephens, 1116 WN. Vane reasie Orr! > Halleman P deventer. lols ‘Ha tle aad Reuter : \ ion gers. - . 2 2 . A a ~ \ eate . f ‘s "mn. “ ™ n , i iO a . . wacri b | \ : r VW helian $0 } Ri ha json. 1 Val ma § Spar! ‘ »- 4 : “helina ue LPavid (7ol iDoere loriver ‘ + ‘ > \ . : I ve - . Mitzpatri ie SP r rR . = and . . “a an Fran! D a of yas | yr : 4 " orl . , no Vy Tih V\ O.ge! 2 - _- . ‘ » ‘ “ : tp. t > ’ 7 . : 4 [f ¢ ~ ~~ — ~-_ -— - —. . neeoe & Auto: Sup. Co.. A S Moginss S3) Delmar Warfield og C. and W. McClean, 808 Wash. ington. Wax Brothers. 615 N. wth. W elder Shufeord (oe., 1116-28 &. . at te a) . 5 “v5 os “= = =~ ss . ~ ’ —_ « l, MeDermot: Newsam ; ; 5 00 tan Nu O determin M Wooten . M hoch se ‘ Chapman Total .....$8 00 | osella “Baw (iran . se iat ie on * ; ** , . ~~) >-~ j Hotfn ‘ ene ‘ A ! ‘ . F ’ > | * ¢ Sh > 22033 y i ~ cae Co., ris os 10 @0 - we . ila off. 25 DelImonte Drug (o., 5600 Delmar. nm... “= ary Geane- henandesh Bak -— r paper cam " ; ' is ' ' re ne: o"- i. aa sla ; Ro thi ee wie + . aoe armine oo.. SLR N. ‘ fh we a oe 33 2 BS Clapp .. 60 rothy Lyneh =. +; qvig oe . So 2: Ladford Broady 6 50 | 5 Ma!) att 2 M Menke .... 23/3 M Ovena: aT ei Orvil Vance James | . ” Foe se @ Lvilie: 25 Ev oC ~“) | J, Jamerson 50 tal ; 5 Jas Dickerson “oo J “ebbe = ae | Baldwin Ager." 108O-8i Ry 6 00, gi > a e+. a eee ee ee ee 1 sent a question w m Re ese es -9 Lis audoe Harry Lappe | “ | a -_ 7 Northwestern ‘Mutval Life Ins. A Witthng . . fet 5,2 Perfection Cook Ware Corp., 15-16 —, im —* Sen . indies. | - | . D | Mikes Kruten r JADE S , . | . ; Radio ce ers. moe a - : . LOS, , . . . oe . 6 Viapei. =. ee . ~ ‘ » W likinson, Chamber of Geeorke Jxarte ' GLa, «eee ‘ selected one o : (o.. Bank Com, Bidg. .... : 3 RBIS 7 a amtad > (:hie Bidz. Tottio aren Stubblefield, S629 ss. : mo... . = yon w.. B+) ' : ba Wubi erb Yielding Inited Shoe Mach, | of them select Arthur Si hwai : | Total ~ “=. ~ e@twdta ee* 4 wie ow! wt ™ I wi .' } Schaper nO . Mas ee ve , Ry 2 , Essel n a A ; , Schaper DO Hotel.412 Pine at. Cheah S ¥ ~ on . . %»9 = ~~ — + - ‘ ‘ ~ Riefling Auto Co., 2327 8. i =~ pale SS a 55 | W Duesenberg $0 Kassler ‘ 4 ' ay ’ oe 7+ by Meh Be lies woah: 6°0O Merchants La os cr ae town oat (,e0. S&S. Kerry. 710 8. Fourth Sf. oda Horseman . Nt Winater oD ae Vr rid 4 ee... 4... ‘5 SR oa SS ae wer i @ R kerr aq S hattas ECA AALS “ran! vi y ar we ee o ! _— 9 , Chas. Naber §. (Co.. BIB3 N. Sag hr -% ve te r * Daha ORS Sarl m oC! iLsor ;IMDY di i . a | h Of h Broadway i a i + Wals .* 3 aa . reer Total . ). atherine Peres J aap ; be 4 es . e chnolecc. t lL. \. knight & Co, 115 Mar- ' “ -, dhe’ Pn += cker aoe _ +4 who re : . ' Kek , . ket sf —- ; . eee hy Bae aan fat ek . Vin G Steven ‘ ? ¥, Quinn, ‘B14 Merchants + Np “Bes : Sas bs Lidw. Boelke., 1925 Vranklin., iio Sitnee for Sunday 4 renee is 2 ae “ar? F 24. : yr "T “° Teves: > } Mason | saiae ahimann i eblin : ‘ r uchmere, 405 ) — - } ; otal 9 3) Polar Wave Ice and Fuel Co., 3 s Tiemant ay . 3 arris “4 ‘ h d 7 h Carleton Bide 3 ee : , $0 3) aot ace Stee n - > Kennet!) we | | * . patc an th st. Louis Financ ial Co., 617 N. . = ' > a Sad -’ Michael Kinney, S11 ¢ niumet Ridge. Saaneas _— ; Anna ’ : ‘ Aw Bith at. m 3 4 a : — ; "ry "T .* yp ; it = ” On T i . > - -* Ken he sam Stern Office Flature Co., , : , : ratentes Bere o. : Jtman ” lexander seh ON. th Pe + -) : 621 J Enstetr : : , ‘. io Gee. .... . 361 Se serree. 8 See: | Mitauer Mere. Co., 809 N. 8th . eee, a gt me neatly 5° J Gallagher ' oti $9 00): ae “4 F Fehling en A > | te cnaene ' ; a. a Sulte Laundry, 1517 Aneel s S&S rth “a ¥ ' : , mmMor Dt Sap! ~ @ e,.. at ' anner: ae rkine . tleventh S¢, . “ od > ' SSA aoa Meadinn Ia oe lw ae mae __ | The Del-Home L. Co., 3321 Olive St. . > Geo At > | ‘ur a ‘ruit ., f { ' rr) an ‘ . = ‘ . tet 7 > i : . : . 7 eh s1. ) " Pl 4 ¥ 3 : — a : *? Arthur Fischman Healty Co... . Mths “ : a “= * — ze eeuve + lS Be SAUTE KE er ay - > , bata al ee roe 7 900 Jr * ~Fliggncastacorir F = ; : P . . . r . \l } } m _ 6h Gravols . “a on ald S Jager Mmploves List 16.961 HR Fitzwili iam 100! & RB Sivi " ‘ i’ . ie) _ a ’ : Kanploves Roman Art Co.,Ine., BR Dunean.. | 1 ree Wa “ay i J Bi Argus 1 00 P Riehle 1 #O > W D Waldsmith 2 00! ay ymiwoet’” : wi A pall * . a @ . a —" a sue) ke " : i‘ ; 4 ) . ; , . bl . Employes Hurck — Motor Co., me 3 ee ee otal ....$15 00) Wreatha Morri- ee tall { Mark vour Post-Dispatch Want Ads C0 Employes Sicoloff Bros. Elec- Stanley 24 Sawel " : | etal ende : ; : » o » i Aad ecdel teint thine 5 is ‘ a © : i+) Pinploves Perfection (ook Ware ahat ' > . re , : — \ fl el . -— ao Morrison Tent & Awning Co... 213 NN. Sunda V Post-Dispatch, the first editions of (or orp.. 1s ichio Ridge. _ : A>! ! ’ allo ' > 7 ’ nike ." ' ele ye Ts r e | nr e: Po Third =f. . ‘ ° y . . ‘ ~ x x pounente Drug Coe., =. | & Ke x a , hp. “i all =» Little Nete# . > lh es .* H i nse = - 4 ;: : * crt which vo to press on VV ednesday and Vedlewenter 3 , OT Welter eB Ret oa meee ‘ rota 350) 1 Killa 7 wore .... 30) Rober 25 Le Saturday afternoons, Fmptoves Credit, Service Co., , . , m "3 pa . “ ' : “te ; vt ent ‘on +s : a 0 ca . . Rach ; : “war \ adie . as oD c ‘Oe c Me ‘ = “4 sh Prank uM. Priester & Tamils 3 7 ! tou . te mae. ee rs T I all 2 ind) : > i: an ere ” ! : € } \ J tI,itechge HI mmenine e 71 Kirk Chas Haxtness = Simmone 25 | | In addition to being in the Daily Post- Dis- Krebs J » (‘aw den nes eee LY Maly. I Te ——— * Pa bie. ee ~ ‘S TR Rew om -~- * - ; ~~ igs > Y PR OF yop eo —— — ee On * 7%: Clark... ia . os © Op eim .$0 50 A LL Henige . 50} itts rer : . In ~ or 1. 25) Lee lL. Steyermack. 1815 S. B’dway. (jet the best results bv getting yeur ads int) honploves Wm. Zink Co, 15 : 7 . at 2” « ue ol ; a be ' ig ' Wen Amram..S S50 J an Stews J . f a ai le = . : 1] editions of Jane Shoppe, 4637 Powe Bus le - . ov otal $7 Ov ‘onnells = — Pa JR Villiers... 1 OO - ; - : lis W Cook. $3 00 315 Washington 10 00 pr . nur! > 1 ‘ —— —- he. r= y= — - Jonn Zi \é tre €; * . ae of Sa ae Restan.- > Mart ' Connor. m i” Fotal.. 32 10); ? el , ’ j First 7 Results Rel . ony N th. na “ : : 7 i : ' ’ : e« T Baus r sees Rer i)'ewine oO en = “a cl k of Cirenlt 00 A ey , 5 Aaa ver vis ul pe-6 EC Schnurr .. Charlés lI’ryer $1 00 Anchoe Market 1 00 Il ‘ader i le Hlurle: | Ta | x 1, Brenner. tA Lanlaas one aps ema Filmer F Nester 1 00 Henry Pfeffie. 2 00 A Doerr om L K ‘ + wT. : ’ ani an. , . ota ~ . Art ie]. . a —= Sch ; , 1 oo . ~- 0O F F Stauder.. ps + gabecee V liaskell ... es on ae aN - = Total......$6 00 ’ T a 1 Ov Total . or eee a |

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1925. CH AL FUNG om, Chas. Naber Sons Co. Broadway, Tl” Moehlenbrock c ovens . 4@Biia is S+ J . »* aie S11 als) Miss Ineg 8g . ’ ’ j on I! Tr, oa Today if ined wh Te “y spat “ "e565 | \\ = ‘ \¥ Son ott "T Ota A? ~ - ° es F So AO Harry P es aa . Mite use es Tota! ++ 5. ON >) Hollis E. Suits Laundry, 1517 ¢ : Ta $0 : : i J ro khore - 1 i” Tadman ~, Jos. FP. Strubinger, Bide. binger $1 1) JT Steen ; me ar . I iM) ' A Foster .. 1 On rurlia Iruit ¢€ 6. |} . = taal $0 Total eee SLI -, Arthar Fischman Healty oO, ~- {,ravolis, ~' ™M P*echman i Wa ‘i MI c lp i* srr C E Stevens. at) Total Merit Machine (€o., 1511 NX, Ba Ml Rubbelka .$1 OO Steiner \ fguerter 7 1} } re ’, ia 7 J i) bieieer ; fey J = } i" F' Shaniery. sot? - i 2a Bill elman . wil Baldwin Agency, 1980-8 bkexachange Bidg,. 7 r Ax'in “| ela tT Vp? MI Fo Bhs or ‘1 4 .$0 a A Pischm ‘ The : \ ’ S Fim hthan .” | ee ‘ : } J ‘tf nes tn 1 e Fantict is J Feidotte : . mn: i a’ 2 7 fer ; in ’ jd Pl. Bank of Commerce . ring. $1 09 Milter Koch tT : ~ ’ ios} = * \I Ph wer . G Koh 1m)? PTE Rd “om x" : 1! ,rrie : ead) M M A. . 1 Mitt Milles LL ne. 5; inv iru Eg A, ta) cos ee r> .» Miefling Aute Coe., 232T §. Jefte (> i : ss) Th = ? ’ pe ad ’ tie) Tt ; . , retts qeit +4 \ Fiaa ! 1? 44 ~ : Ts , ; (° Hamme Total . ; : : : , De Baliviere Candy Shop, Baliviere. Wi r? . ; : Sey TTo'' man S ire: "sf ora ee | I = S$ : ' jim. Kappe 86 & Johne WD oe goog Sin & cort® “uot : ° ere. 3S Stee soe . those of all interested 3|" aad r - G82 Del t 45 ' ‘ agin Sn es Se ws, or o Radio in this section” Sg a re : : 4 aa 6 ro ve & qe v Wm. Zink Ce. In N. Seventh Ww Zi baw | ‘+ ™M RiH tireve : ‘ . e 4 ~ ’ ean . " b« iOemicce Police Dept... Cites Fret. : ; ‘ * 7 4 ‘ ror . a J iM aTLAT Trank ™W. Friester and Famf? mA Presta x1 J i? 1. tslet rs Ok ru = / New &t. Nicholas Hotels 5 ©, FB f : ie @ Tate ' _ > * > ‘ 4 a (] W)ilitarmn —_ " ; e : ‘hi : , , of) : Cal J ; hatha® ari? iOotr \ “aa , . : “A ” a ; i f Verne Lacy. 1834 Arenade B erne lacy. .$> 00 J A Moore. “ak pins esac one 66 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, operating Ww. Ss] rnntis rota. KSD. has heretofore been of untold. - Grand View Candy Kitchen, i.rand. _ 6 Slag benefit and pleasure to all radio ote ae — ° . listeners and the trade. i a” Lt Ban oy - Oy | : : \I = rie : " : me +) 7 ‘ui? \" 1) ~ ‘> . . >. ; , ‘ | : maar we te are So The Post-Dispatch Radio News and ak Features—Daily and Sunday—have been and are now the most author- O determine the popular choice for a “one news- Be ae itative and interesting, published in ST cok of 5 Se ek. St. Louis since the first experiments YY Al) Radio Dealers. Of the 49 dealers who answered, 40 jo. = inthe practical oui general anion selected “‘one newspaper for daily advertising——26 (;'\ttemeryv s. fn ti. LF & ; : ; : 3 STS less choice Of the 49 who selected Nee newspaper. . Rae | i ee Station KSD 1s rendering a powertul public serv- for Sunday advertising, 35 favored the Post-Dis- \ 7 : at ice by constantly IMpFroving and enlarging its , programs. maintaining continued popularity far rodaduces patch and 7 the second Sunday newspaper. 3 ) and near, among those who listen in on pro- ® R L wr 7 grams everywhere every night. Station KSD and the ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FIRST IN ST. LOUIS WESTERN ADVERTISING OFFICE: Tribune Tower, Chicago EASTERN ADVERTISING OFFICE: World Building, New York. KANSAS CITY OFFICE: Coca Cola Bidg. TC FRANCISCO OFFICE: 564 Market St. f ST-DISPA H in _— LOS ANGELES OFFICE: Title Insurance Bidg. SEATTLE OFFICE: Terminal Sales Bidg. First in Results

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sled Serves as a Gillie Tititi-Hoochoo has transformed Quox into a@ carryall.”’ “I'm glad of that,’’ said Betsy. Dragon, you won’t mind our riding on your back.” “Not a bit,” replied Quox. “I’m in disgrace just now, you know, and the only way to redeem my good name is to obey the orders of the Jinjin. If he makes me a beast of burden, it is only a part of my punishment, and I must kear it like a dragon. I don’t blame you people at all, and I hope you'll enjoy the ride. Hop on, please. All aboard for the other side of the world!”’ Silently they took their places. Hank sat in the front seat with Betsy, so that he could rest his _ front hoofs upon the dragon’s head. Behind them were Shaggy and Polychrome, then Files and the Princess, and Queen Ann and Tik-Tok. The offi- cers rode in the rear seats. When all had mounted to their places the dragon looked very much like one of those sight-seeing wagons so common in big cities—only he had legs instead of wheels. “All ready?” asked Quox, and when they said they were he crawled to the mouth of the Tube and put his head in. “Good-bye, and good luck to you!” called Tube- kins; but no one thought to reply, because just then the dragon slid his great body into the Tube and the journey to the other side of the world had begun. At first they went so fast that they could scarcely catch their breaths, but presently Quox slowed up and said with a sort of cackling laugh: “My scales! but that is some tumble. I think I shall take it easy and fall slower, or I’m likely to get dizzy. Is it very far to the other side of the world?” *‘Haven’t you ever been through this Tube be- fore?” inguired Shaggy. “Never. Nor has anyone else in our country; at feast, not since I was born.”’ “How long ago was that?” asked Betsy. “That I was born? Oh, not very long ago. I'm only a miere child. If I had pot been sent on this «A HA!” exclaimed Tubekins; “I see that “IT hope, Mr. o —s SESS, — = by, L. Frank Baws — =~. at = \S =— =~ “a journey, I would have celebrated my three thousand and fifty-sixth birthday next Thursday. Mother was going to make me a birthday cake with three thousand fifty-six candles on it; but now, of course, there will be no celebration, for I fear I shall not get home in time for it.” “Three thousand and fifty-six years!’ cried Betsy. “Why, I had no idea anything could live that long!” “My respected Ancestor, whom I would call a stupid old humbug if I had not reformed, is so old that I am a mere baby compared with him,” said Quox. “He dates from the beginning of the world, and insists on telling us stories of things that hap- pened fifty thousand years ago, which are of no interest at all to youngsters like me. In fact, Grandpa isn’t up to date. He lives altogether in the past, so I can’t see any good reason for his being alive today. . . . Are you people able to see your way, or shall I turn on more light?” “Oh, we can see very nicely, thank you; only there’s nothing to see but ourselves,” answered Betsy. This was true. The dragon’s big eyes were like headlights on an automobile and illuminated the Tube far ahead of them. Also he curled his tail upward so that the electric light on the end of it enabled them to see one another quite clearly. But the Tube itself was only dark metal, smooth as glass but exactly the same from one of its ends to the other. Therefore, there was no scenery of in- terest to beguile the journey. They were now falling so gently that the trip was proving entirely comfortable, as the Jinjin had promised it would be; but this meant a longer journey, and the only way they could make time pass was to engage in conversation. The dragon seemed a willing and persistent talker and he was of so much interest to them that they encouraged him to chatter. His voice was a little gruff but not unpleasant when one became used to it. “My only fear,”’ said he presently, “is that this constant sliding over the surface of the Tube will dull my claws. You see, this hole isn’t straight down, but on a steep slant, and so, instead of tum- -THERE-KIDE } SET OF RES bling freely through the air, I YEAR AN’ TM’! the Tube. Fortunately, there is a f GENEROUS kit, and if my claws get dull they again.’ Zz ; ¥ “Why do you want sharp cia “They are my natural weapons, forget that I have been sent to “Oh, you needn't mind about t Queen Ann, in her most haughty s when we get to Ruggedo I and my inv ean conquer him without your assistem “Very good,’ returned the ‘That will save me a lot of bothe But I think I shall file my claws, He gave a long sigh, as he said t of flame, several feet in length, mouth. Betsy shuddered and E haw!"’ while some of the officers ror. But the dragon did not done anything unusual. “Is there fire inside of you?” “Of course,” answered Quox. dragon would I be if my fire went “What keeps it going?” Betsy in “I've no idea. I only know it’s Quox. The fire keeps me/alive and AN ITLL KE ¥ 'i« 4 HURRY-HEPSY- YW move; also to think and speak.” AN’ Y u COOK “Ah! You are ver-y much like & FOR SOME POOR }ii Tik-Tok. ‘“‘The on-ly differ-renee ig INVITED IN~YOU K) TO FEED TH’ HUNG! by clock-work, while you move by fire.” a “IT don’t see a particle of likeness , must confess,” retorted Quox, gruffiy, not a live thing; you're a dummy.” — “But I can do things, ve. mast admit,” Tik-Tok. “Yes, when you are wound up,” dragon. “But if you run down, you are he “What would happen to you, Quex, if} out of gasoline?’ inquired Shaggy, . like this attack upon his friend. ae “I don’t use gasoline.” “Well, suppose you ran out of ' “What's the use of supposing that?” & “My great-great-great-grandfather ba (Continued on page 4.) ~ Way ¥ That’s the way it was are three other pigs hidden in the picture. Page Two. BARBER, BARBER, in the Mother Goose rhyme. SHAVE A PIG Can you find them? Boys’ and Girls’ Magazine—St.: Loum Post-Dispetch— Dee. 27, 192%, pinch Here we see the barber at his trade, working away to earn a pinch of s STEP ALONG FASTER-Kit YOU Ave A Lover WATER TO BRING IN | { THOSE Li’ CHUCKLE TO MAVE A HOT:

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Peter Robbit | THE £PIRIT OF Hi NEW YEARS REVOLUTIONS BAL GOOD ENUF BUT Hi? EXECUTION OF THERI WAL WEAK. By sARRIsoN [A THERE-KIDDIES-!IVE MADE A FINE SET OF RESOLUTIONS FOR TH NEW -t{ | YEAR AN’ TM’ BEST ONE IS—BE KIND— “4 GENEROUS AN’ CHARIFABLE TO ALL AN ITLL KEEP ME MIGHTY BuSY : KK MUH! LAYING pOUT A LOTTA WORK FOR H} YOURSELF Ch HEY- pop? AH! HOwDY-) § PLEASE, SIR-US POOR CHUCKS) MY LI MAN-| | ARE VERY WEARY AN’ | Fe SS QUICK- SONNY-AN’ HUSTLE In { AN WOU COOK PLENTY OF FOODS = 2s S | [ff THAT FIRE WOOD ANLAY TH’ < — 3% < ? FOR SOME POOR LiL CHUCKS !VE Lig 41 FIRE-WOU WANTER KEEP —- INVITED IN@YOY KNOW ITS AJCY | ° : m —) THOSE POOR LiL CHUCKS § yy — ~~’ Sa - - ) jeness between i 10 FEceD " MINGSRY § ,. 5 if must admit,” mY d up,” sneered nh, Fou are b u, Quox, if you hagey, who did t of fire.” c that?” asked ther bas lived ase 4.) ieee a ee “6 ——— STEP ALONG FASTER-KIDDY BAH! THESE L SCOOT GOOD AN’ LIVELY FoR WO@U HAVE To — You MAVE. A LOTER PESKY OL BUCKETS i1HELP YOUR MAMMY SET TH’ TABLE AN’ THEN WATER TO BRING IN FOR WEIGH A TON Mm THOSE LIL CAUCKLETS : amp TO HAVE A HOT 97 bY Sn BATH $-— 7 {YOU HAVE To BRING IN ALL TH FOOD: | Swowr sy YED-POPPY-THOSE. NEW % JRESOLUTIONS } | RESOLUTIONS OF YOURS Say fp {MEANT TOO MUCH WORK FOR US Raye and Guwikt Magazinme—si. Loum Pest-Dispatch—Dec. 27, 1925 Page fhree.

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GLAD To SEE ME Go? So a ae J ada CM) __ $e%s_ slow a ‘ , a + 3 * ——— moe 9 i Ate , — A YEAR AGO TODAY 1 | GOOD BYE? Good 7 WAS A PINK TOED BABE | | BYE." FAREWELL '! WE HAVE | YOU WERE SO GLAD 10 sae HAPPY NEW YEAR, . DAY by SEE ME. 1 WAS FULL ae | : LT TLE Wi ||OF JOY AND HAPPINESS! | 1 ft : : RIGHT | TOOAY. 1 MUST LEAVE A | | t+ iat ie YOU, AN OLD YEAR AND y | i | || fey ca 3 {1 SUPPOSE, YOU WiLL BE Vas } : | * ia F K) || be 4 Sa “W'S G Oa a Core a as RAR Cero — JUST A MOMENT |. A TRIFLING INCIO GOING To ENT IS CAUSING A robert SLIGHT DELAY '. ALL ae | {Wilh BE ADJUSTED a ee AND THE PROGRAM WiLL GO ON, . yy Ad a4 i a \ si9 yy OX : ; bye ley : ; ; ‘ . sy ; : " “4 . , WA ov; ‘ » “” i. « ak oe 7% : . LEA 4 et J ‘ ; . ‘vs Sf Ws Jian Ree v4 ee ks Gea a y i ih: . ven OO APG ty pe, Se DP Mite, Abe bb We ¥. Veith. OP AB ——— + —— a . ?~ . ” 2 ) a ae aT . : oS ——i aa —_—_——- —— —_——— i” ; 3 J . * a : 3 - = —_>—-z > - = y4 ee) SNEXG BIA OY - Fp ' TAIN! PEOPLE WHO |ARE NOTIN THIS SCENE GET OFF THE STAGE! ‘| SORE RAISE THIS ~—_ CURTAIN '!! ee mn. — WE'LL GO AND = NS ) SEE HIS MAJ- € \ + ; ra ] : : : . 7 i e ‘| Be ¥' onderfu! Stories of Oz bow's Daughter, with her sweet, ringiig® for Ruggedo to find amusement (Continued From Page 2.) ~ that sounded like the tinkling of bells. ” d —— were behaving well and t the world began, amd he has never once run out of Tik-Tok fails, you have still the big ff te roe er to Union. Tee : ’ : ‘In that case, I would still ke roing,”’ - ea ie h hi fire to keep him going. But I will confide t Beil ph en " - oon a, ee eee » to yo : dragon to fall back on. ! you narked Tik-Tok, calmly. S hini once. Not that Kaliko had that as > ge y a ‘ se * - he gets older he shows mor: smoke and “Pennies do,”’ said Betsy regretfully. Ah!” said the dragon, another sheets Wrons less fire. As for Tik-Tok, he’s well enoug] ; ; >. are gh in his “This is all senee.** a way, but he’s merely copper. And the Metal Mon- tation. : Nok. fo ay teaehc dee reereage Estelle On the contrary, he had o every way but one: he would | “Tik-Tok is my great Army—al little girl, this Poly ai wh arch know , y sre Army—all but the ‘ttle girl, this Polyehrome. Anyone *n commande titer a Ph et ae Sng pte yt ™ » ee tegen I believe he will be able to conquer she is a fairy.” re Fe strike him ded to da so, and let | J ez0od. elte ‘-To uggedo with ease. -W) ~ pi a n one of his furnacey and made copper pennies of chrome?” . at do you think, Poly During this time Ruggedo, the Met an hardly blame Kaliko for this, hina.” and King of the Nomes. was trying to - el Rugeedo forgave him: for he self in bis splendid jeweled cavern. Tt ? " Phat if pb. mashed his Royal Cham “You might let bim try,’ answered the Rain- Bovs’ and Girls’ Mage | °8t-Disnatch -Dec. 27. 1925

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_ os ee anos ga | AND Gene : (WE HAVE HERE THIS CHILDREW' DAY THE CUTEST LITTLE NEW YEAR EVER BORN: HE |S RIGHT HERE AND PROFESSOR FIGURES SAYS TO TELL YOU TO -\KEEP ON TALKING AS THERES A DELAY, IMPIE STOLE THE NEW YEAR AN IS MISSIN’ SOMM t ‘ NOW. WHATS Of 7... Elie? WHAT 4 ee 9 Cc ye fy a —_ i we HAD A LITTLE ) | , TROUBLE BACK oF ! THE SCENES BUT 1 | 'STRAIGHTENED IT QUT ‘THE BIG SHOW WiLL \ NOW COMMENCE t | ; AwW,.1 WISH FLIP - ‘ WOULD LET OCCTOR EIPILL OO THE ANNOUNC: o') ed a iQ”. 4] GET SO CON- Sn Py cs? tes ae o Yep ‘ + aes ~— oa v7 ) 2 ; , : / 7 “ii: i} TyouR MAJESTY, I Vi i TwHAT For => : = ae fry i) T?lwANT You TO ISSUE HE'S ALL | ‘ ZF “AN ORDER PROHIBIT 4 RIGHT ' | }ING THAT RUNT \ 4 ROM ANY | OUR FUNCTIONS — ' 4 x Ts | 7 | : ‘HAPPY NEW YEAR, 7 ; NEMO !_ DON'T YOU re : HEAR THE BELLS ??? if [at = a TT. ~el , \; a - fi +} 4 f 4 f i ; iN si j : “3 | af T : ; : ' | . oF > : _— 7 | > / , } lee Seco Ne 4 | — Fa 4 | ee ee A 7 . Ref ff! | / Win 7 ‘ >" —s , j f z = a, \ . 3! / NVECAY - So A 3 Tp ens ' - ior ' ve] ; nother s nielligent ana Ove'd abused Nid - ai nome in the Vast ser:-s ringing & © “*S82e00 10 find amusement toda fo! ‘ould never Lind abotne! intelligent anc ; u : - ’ . ; . 4 rm; ae J °° TD | caverns bells “and /S0Mes Were behaving we and there Was nt Raliko cou.cd Ma@ae ti nomes Worn WwW J : ia aR Pd sa — io s 64 Ne . > . — . ‘ ° ct e% - , > io + og | ‘ ‘ ‘ fz ‘ic fire-breat “ Sold or to punis! The King had eir King could not, for the nomes hated Rugeedo = , 8 sceptre at K ) Six tim without nd there were so Man} thousands of the quain = > VA ‘ p Zz . asst ne Ls es, ws ‘ At Ne : te i ~~. : o . - _ ~ ~~ © : . ~ a ~ s t aii once Not that Kaliko had done apr- Mttle underground people that .tne} could easily . phe ie ee ee ‘ ; DD he hey dare els , sr sheet of . "Tong. On the eontrarv. he had obeved the ave rebelled and defied the King had they red - threw ne would n commanded to do so. and let the heavy worse than usual. they grew sullen and , Ke . ; ‘ oF | pike him down their hammers and picks. Then, 0weve! —_— ‘ . =: 7 +? - i Metal M @2 hardly bias Kali ‘ bj d eren hard the King seolded or Whipped them, they would araiy blam: aliko for this, an e Bg 9 a Seg gee i ia ial tie on. ; to amuse ™® “ Rugeedo fo 7 ¢ new very not work untj] Khaeliko cam and begged tiem te ' —— orzar: im: for he knew ver} » a2 © . _ o or a+ Mashed his Rov Chamberlain h- Por Kaliko was one of themselves and Was as muc Line = : i= ‘| 5 a. ™ : .

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- wena a a -- —_ - - SE a ~- — THE YELLOW DUCK RHYMES |} | |} I came out éar- Ly Mr. Sun, To watch the way, Your ris-ing’s done And real’ly you're An art-ist true, No oth-er thing Could be like you. 1 | You are a won- Der Mr. Sun, I still can’t say Just how it’s done. But I sus-pect, If one could see, [t’s all as plain As one-two-three. wireless being ' to tim: pose u prank | One my He Brewal of the ther hb about - be gina ouciut yonder would! “upp ° 5 It was as dark It’s prob-a-bly nod As dark could be, The ve-ry thing, ) | i te i oo Then it was light That makes seeds grow. | 3 } PMs Mt ney Quite sud-den-ly. And ro-bins sing! | “hn ; —s A £. eae varag’ It seemed the dark Per-haps it makes . 6 eit ee ie nhl M. G. TERRY a . ke 4 y + Gus JUBD~ procs Each of the above objects may be defined in a word of five letters. proper order, their initials, reading downward, will spel! the Page Six. When rightly guessed and written one below the other in the name of & noted city, a seaport in Chili. Boys’ and Girls’ Magazine—St,, Louis Post-Dispatch—-Dec. 27, 1925.

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How An Or a en, -* TING Y” WHIT- KG MAN had a Line or ehpard and = vin-yard, apd just because he was £0 stincy with his weit, the boys fvr giles around plotted yery against him. Signs al gbout the old man’s place warned people away, 2nd this faet *made the boys more @etermined to g9 , there. In the little town gome five miles from the Whitman farni, several lads owned wireless telegraph sets and it was a favorite pastime for the own- ers to practice often, _ wireless telegraph code being used from ‘im te time for the pur- pose of hatehirz uu? prank plans. One day when Jin- my Bevins and Frank Brewster met in front ef ‘he town Zaraze they began taliains: about “Stinzy’ Whitman and bis ‘Tuit, wiieh Was begipninzt ie ripen. “I say.” remaraed Jimmy, “we gueit to be able to fix up a seheme ior a grab yord-r. i don’t ke the idea of stealing, but it wouldr't be that if we raided his plaer for a few 209°; aud grapes. Now, would itt” “Naw?” grurnted Frank. “I'm on. Let's get ~m- of the other é3 in om it and s-e what we 2y ae. Aeeordin=ty. later on. five bors gathered at the sarag’. parked themselves in the Bevins ear stored there eud plotted. Frank Brewster was to be taken to withia half a mile of the Whitman or- » was to -neak upon the -* to the zgangzg. av trom town ehard. [rom whieh point plae-. get the lay ef thiags aad rer & barb-wire f-nee extending all t:- aleng the road and which Was | ad by another of » veral strands around the old wan's fruit aeres, was to be put to geod serviee. Wi. half a dozen lis and 2 eommon Morse ins'*ument, Frank, after making a good “ground” ju:t inside the erebard fenee and hiddeu in a thicx weed patch, -°t up @ seeret teiegraph station, weing the barb wire fenee for a eireuit. The weatner was hot, 30 the dry vests of the fence provided tir own in- sulation. Frank was to wateh at orehard chrough ano hour or two in the late afternoon and when be could decide that all was «af and well for the raid, he was to telegraph the news to Jimmy, at whose beme the cireuit was met by anotber Morse outfit. “When I hear Frank.” Jimmy advised the others of the party, “ll put the mews ‘on the air’ and you fellows can pick it up with your wireless tele graph outfits.” This made it unnecessary fer the bors "to remain together while "> scheme was working, a thing that might have caused some sus picion in town, where old man Whitman had several relacives with sharp ears and loose tongues. it was agreed vpon that, upon hearing from Jimmy, the others were te join him at the out- skirts of the town and together they were to drive to the “job.” There was a lot of “kiek™ In this lar-out. Watch- ing for the signals vas more or less e-eitimg to the )eungsters. Jimmy Bevins loitered nervously about his hid- den Worse telegraph imstrument. Now and then be sn-aked up to it aad felt of th- retay, which remain-d clesed ail nigut. His sharp ears were constantly on the elert for the lemged-fer click preceeding his call, which was decided upon as “IR” The sun crept towards the horizon and shadows began to grog faster, yet Jimmy's relay remained mut+. He nervously stalked abeut the rard at home. Now and then he shuffed over to th: fence to see if his twisted-pair “drop” was intact. Jimmy could not understand why Frank Brewster couldn't at least open up and say a word. When twilight becan to gather alarmingly fast the lad got 2 sus- picion that Frank had been diseorered and “he flashed his suspicions over his wireless telegraph to the waiting and anxious boys in town, every one of whom was on the job, eager to be up and doing. Jiximy was almost ready to give up hope when of a -idderm a elick fram the Morse set toid him that the key at the other end. out at “Stingy”™ Whitman's farm! was opened. Nert came the rery disappointiag news: OFT fs tle —— “tay home. Walking in.) “Hemlock!” Jimmy’s wireless see thumped to him from one of the listeners, as the former broad- Cast “Wonder if the old man ‘found him” . Hurrring to the Bevinms home, the piotters joined Jimmy, there to wait im seeret for the coming of hewe. Bow’ ond Girl’ Magacine—8. Lewic Post-Dispatch—Dec. 27. 1925 Frank Brewster in order ‘to find out whar bap pened. Mingtes spec into an hour and then into two hours of waiting and watching, yet there was no sign of the lad who had telegraphed via the wire fence Morse line that he was walking in. “If he’s walking m,” deelared Henry Ransom, “he must be playing peekaboo with the shadows om tlie way. Say, he’s got my goat, he has'”’ “He's got the whole floeck!’’ mettered Jimmy, peering inte the gloem of night, as if believing he eould discover the missing boy coming. “Well, where ia he?” another of the party queried so often that the words became a monotony. Midnight found the boys still huddled together near Jimmy’s Morse set. They hoped, as time flew, that some other news would come over the fenee cireuit, but not a elick was heard. The relay remained clesed tightly, 2 fact that indicated, so far as any might judge, th other end was O. K. Where was Frank? What happened that he did not come in? How evould be spend more than five hours heofing a measly five miles and still be ow of sight? : At last Jimmy declared desperately, and it was around 2a.m.: “We will have te sneak out the old car, fellows, drive alemg the road and find out what has really happened. Semething’s wrong with the kid and no mistake. We dare not tell the foilks—-yet—-for we'd have to own up every- thing.” Silently as possibie the little crowd pushed the Bevins car out of the garage, nobody being awake there at that hour, and when the rehicle was moved to thg road, Jimmy “gave it the gas.” There was a late moon and it rose just as tke leds unloaded at the spet where Frank Brewster was last seen amd where he pianted his Morse out- fit. The imstrument and dry cells were found, but no sign of the missimg boy was discovered. Neither had any sign of him been located en route. Jimmy Bevins cautiously approached the instrument and opened the key, immediately closing it. He was dumfounded wher the instrument quickly clicked, “So you are on this erd mow. are you?” “Sure—enod how in the werld did you get back home and miss us?” Jimmy queried over the wire, in Morse, for it seemed te be Frank telegraphing from Jimmy’s house. “Ob. I've been here a long time waiting to tell you guys that if you are after apples and grapes tonight yeu are up against it. If you want to &nd the kid who was so slick you'll probably find him tied to an apple tree about a dozen yards from where you are squatting now, Jim Bevins!” ‘The boy dropped the key and gasped. Thws+ gathered about him opened their eyes in amaze- ment and held their breaths. What did it mean? “Spooks!” Jimmy ventured, moving further away from the instrument. “Gi’ me!” Henry Ransem blurted, seizing the in- strum-nt and ciicking. “Who are you and where are you?” “I am who If am and where I am!” astonishing answer. Henry was about to telegraph some more words, but the relay steed on the answer to his query, and further use of M was impossible. “He's left the cireuit open,” ruefully declared Henry. “Who bas cut im on this? That's the question!” growled Jimmy, amd then, although nene of the beys took any stock in the mysterious messaze Saying that Frank Brewster would be found tied to an appie tree, they all resolutely, even if ther were to be discovered, set out for the tree in ques- tion. The information was correct. Frank was found tied securely to an apple tree. His mouth was gaceed with an old piece of gunmny sack and a stout cord. Nobody was im sight, and with a few sesbese of his knife Jimmy released the prisoner. came the chard Raid Was Blocked © —========= By FRANK A. SECORD. === ound Securely Tied to azn Apple Tree who pointed in the direction of the farmihvous aud set out for the road, followed by his friends. One outside, Frank told a strange tale. “I was hidden in the weeds,” said he, “when of a sudden old man Whitman jumped upon me, dragging me to the tree, where he tied me. I thought he was soins to beat me up, but instead he only laughed and ! kept my ears open. He said something alwiut Sid Barnes, that spindle-legged student operator a’ the railread depot in town, but he didn’ drop enough to give me the straight of what bhapp-ued I bet I know, though. Come eon. Start ti) Lu. Jimmy, and we'll hike. I've a hunch.” “Hunch—but no apples or grapes!” rue fiil: claimed one of the party. “If you'd been tied to that tree as lore as | have, I bet you'd not care for apples or grap: take a chanee of getting them!” retorted ‘ran! “Come on!” ; The ear slowly chugzed on its way towar:!« town. Every sow and then Frank got out to exam = i" femee and ence, when he did so, about bal! a u'! from town, he burst out with an excited exclaiuia- tion and a vow to wreak vengeance upon 5d Barnes. “Look!” howled Frank. “Here's where the sneak stayed!” : Well, an examination disclosed the fact that Sid bad cut all the barb wires. By testing, he picked the one with the battery om it; next he “grounded” each end of the live wire and attached his set, first to the end leading te Jimmy’s home set and trens- mitted the message for the beys not to cone: then he trausferred lis instrument te the end of th wire leading to the orchard—and that’s the zuswe te all of the mystery. “Well, he put it over on us!” Frank excels! med. “Made monkeys of us and kept the Lunch up a)’ night. Ob, wait till I get my hands on him'” “Stingy” Whitman later teld am aequzintan« that he was im the garage under his own ma*)in ‘ : @lits . doing some work the day before and that bh» 1s" have fallen asleep, for he dreamed that surn- bor: plotted to rob his orehard and that ther u -d a sort of telegraph eutfit te further the «im. That's all the old map said about it, bur | wa. enough to give the lads the infermation as «0 Lew they were balked at the scheme they hatc'.¢d. “Stimgy” Whitman did sot make any irvubi-. of course, for nobody bad actually taken any frnii. Sid Barnes suddenly got himself trausferred +» another town, after word was sent to him tlc’ the boys, whe never did Mk> him anyway, wished '.' meet the plet-breaker some cveninz. Hawalian Here Kilauea is a terrible voleane on one of the Ha- & wailan Islands. [t has an emermeus crater iii<« a lake of liguid fire, from six to nine miles around. * Smoke rises from it night and day, and a few years - ago the Hawafian people were very much afraid of* this fiery mountain. They said that a fierce god- dess mame Pele lived there, and bathed in the mighty crater, and they warned their women that if any one of them should venture te clinib tbe Mountain, piek berries from the besbes an t. throw them into the lake of fire the goddess would shake the mountain and shatter this island. Christian missionaries eame to teach the Ha- Wailans a better religion, but they could not give up their belief in the goddess ef the moun‘ain Finally one woman whe had been converted solved to show them the folly of their idex He hame was Kapiolani. She plueked a brarel of tly» berries she had been forbidden to touch and «tari to climb the mountain. It was a climb of ‘wo an on+-half miles, very dangerous becaus© bor!) slip pery and crumbling. But she pressed on and a the top threw her braneh of berries into © fie lake. Nothing happened. Then the pon <a" that they were wrong about the Goddess P+ie and they decided that the Christian religion was bet +r than their own and gave up their old «<uperstitions. More Seven

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e Beelee Beelee Flughes ot Mexico, Missouri, Are a Caution. He Finds More Devilment [Than Comtort in. the VNlarried State. MRS BELA HUGHES. now divorced Ry a Post Dispatc) Staft Corresp ndent ‘ (| i ’ ; | ] . . \ man cant even wipe if e's ! 1 ’ | | i ‘ ‘ ’ his hands on ’ towel, . ! os TPaae ’ \ SAYS { re le Beelee i . . ‘ ’ 1 . " : , 4 °’ - ! [ suppose she wanted me " ss 7. \ Mail , rr ! I to use my shirt A ' ’ ’ 1 ‘ ’ ’ ’ ‘ 4 5 " ' L\ ‘ ry : } A } ’ ‘ . - i | ; ' ‘ > “u ; ¥ ; Ts = | \ : ; 4 ; | : ms ‘. t ‘ \ r ’ : \ ‘ 1 . ‘ W , i ‘ . 1 | ? 4 : 4 : 5 5 ’ + ‘ 4 ’ f ‘ 7 ‘ | " ’ ’ > r f rye ’ ’ } . ’ be ’ } |} - A ' 7 ww 4 {a , Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch——December 27, 1925. Mian to Live Alone” Now The Marital Adventures ot Uncle BELA ‘ ; ‘ Ana W ii } ; ; i \ ct a. Y HE ‘an take it along.’ hem beautiful rues you bought : ; ; one ble and five little ones @ an have ‘em,’ says I ‘Now Wu HUGHES—"“Uncle Beelee”’— | now free. ‘EN thinkin’ a lot before she Then I says to her: [ld give you $500 if you'd getg | wa needin Some new fall clothes, has mf »n to live aloBe: KRON By a Post-Dispatch Staff Corres; OCKWELL lowa Vi Coaounei Mart. Spanwie! to here f prie ' té Martiis ’ iy ’ vag 10) ‘ Lee Vii ; yr tris Kx «Y ‘ marie ALG that vem! Hy rw. Mar Viaxine eRperielce with retTormatortes MS eure What I'd hké to d the judas fier hearing the evidence a SpE if if What you need hecause ue > iould like to send vou to the | Hut. the lowa aw prohib " are married imagine im sayin i Oug oOunked said Marie Maxine Big 7. ie «drew herself up to her ful i. miled that curious enigmatic exo! stnile on which she prided it was a superior smile Marie f the Jazz Age, in those pre- i! lavs felt herself a superior per i been married at an age wh x > are i! Ri hool The husband ce was able to spend money fre er a good time, and Ive without % Vi elk Marie Maxine calied hil remarkable boy. this husband : ught Marie Maxine had kne¢ mer ,ife at leaet since | was (t¥ ahe said They had been pis unis “And it Was just the m@ thine to marry him she ex 7 Always had plenty of money “ owed me a good time He ‘port-—-my shelk, I wish I ec iTV this happened in the Jjall aul Marie Maxine was face to fs formatory and a iong iong @ didn't look at it that Way { you ever see me when I » go” she demanded Wl ‘ goin’ to be a long long vacatta pink to get out of this damne there more hicks in this bul ‘ver saw before Didn't them g guys were four Council nia w » had ashed as many - | tart Viaxine . ingle! Two. : , : ‘* ; : ’ ’ li iif i; , fay, \e . Mia NJaxins she rode away f PVA iieER \f sin the “ e Maxin " ‘ifarite Maxine Sp ! 4 / 1s | : " : hor ft ty Inet » . refor AT Wh ae \Vvi« via Lare l herself a ' f her alla is er ’ ; : ore imo Hiries ow x counter te (Or theft egkeging

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—— - +? “ere. eg, ‘ - , " . : oe sa PoLe * e . ‘ . i ; > en NaS ek = ett a gh ; > . ‘ea allelic sat Poin LAA, Os > el, te call HOSPITALITY OF THE JAIL awaited her after a joy-ride with the boy- friend.’ LAND OF JAZZ 1e Penitentiar ‘* Vore Pepper!’’ Said Marie Maxine “§Let’s Jazz It Up!’ That Was Last No- vember. Now. in Her Cell at Rockwell Citv, Iowa, Marie Maxine Sees Things Differently. She Tells Her Story Here. ‘(ee | lowe t ‘A and more y and other things | wanted, and then they caught me ‘Tant squared up all the other things. but auything with Ben Siske wae mean m here ; U I'm golng to to learn work and in a danc give tf dane of ‘rave ae enhe rvs hb our erift Page Three.

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The Little Old Man WHO GRII And the Sad, Sad Fate That Tl’as Visited Upon Him by the Great Big Man Who Just Couldn’t Stand It Any Longer. The True-Story of a Small-Town Feud in Nebraska. [rae WILLIAM LEFFERDINK—he who slapped because he grinned IARRY R: BURKE d ,. »-* ** Ss Ps SpPatcii wiall and shot ut c 5 t the little man the vest and ') terrier shakes a right hand doubled itsel! | gswung-—~—and hit Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch——December 27, 1925 Page Five.

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t 2 -_ . * a ‘> £ « » 3 | $ “a & ss Be ; gt oe ~ ae - et hone - ae é { . - : He Was a Famous Architect... But, Somehow, Frank Wright Couldn't Construct A Single Happy Romance for Himself M He Is { ’ With | Comes ti Boos. e * ; & > : vi a > > FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT, aeoted architect who cannct build « “ = * naccy structure ‘or Aimeei?r : . 4 \er -wu,T f _ VRS CATHERINE WR 4T st wite se motea >ui ce a MRS MALDE MIRIAM NOEL WR . second wife ; ‘ . ‘ — ~ se architect “he s Sow suing °Sr separate maintenance ' . a al . a " r eing wore > n ’ : '* , fo > "™ ~ ; ~ —- . , . * is — eee i’ , " " : ’ ‘ " : 5 es : , of . = Sunday Magazine—S:. Louts Post-Dispatch—December 27. 1925 aé

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By ELLWOOD DOUGLASS ode Dikran Kouyoumdyjian better Known as MAIiQGCHAEL AR L ca He Is One of These Charming People Ii’ho Flatter Life With Their Elegant Attentions. ‘Like Oscar Wilde, He Comes to America to Conquer Our Vanities and Our Pocket- Books. Unlike Oscar, Michael Arlen Is in a Fair Way Toward “Going Over Big’. Here He Is—the Man. ne Pe 1 tch Staff nternatione note MICHAEL ARLEN, ex-Armen ipchin and present TT} ese Cc} arming Pe ‘THE GREEN HAT,” a play which Arlen himself rewrote from his novel of the same name, is a success on Broadway The scene above shows Gordon Ashe as Major-General Sir Maurice Harpenden, Leslie Howard as Nepier Harpenden and Ketherine Cornel!) as Iris Storm, that shameless, shameful lady a tir walted Page Seven.

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The Interesting Story of a St. [ JOU A) by dpplying the Ideas of Teacher jf ‘Ao, id AY Ten CEe [ ?) ‘OF CISOT, ds Nea dé Busin Page Eight. Remarkable ess Success. Changing Professions at the .4ge of 50, Chester RY Curtis Has Revolutionized the Handling of Personnel tt Scruggs-] andervoort. d barney Company. a at

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Me Pie 4 ‘ _ . Bil ics rofessions at , Chester B. Revolutionized r of Personnel Und ervoort - ompany. MEANWHILE he middle pasture, th > lovers who should have been intent on nothing but them- tw pocdy va thers waited ‘ Cr ) BBR G : heard Dean pog Page Nine

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Zhe Great Man Gs ers. Ulerhl Every ' ry "Er wP*S STOR) Sunday Ss mm: 4V 25 ” JI J 1, by + ~~ RING LARDNER —~™| } “ « ’ A AS® ci ee en — ————— ; j yrignrwu | Desseuaaea: anae Pa | week ; VOL. |. No. XVI atte oe — Sey ach ‘ : . 825. rj . . SB 4 ‘ ' : LY FAMED WIT SCOOPS COUNTRY — ACTUALLY INTERVIEWS SELF! . wu a ~-rr . ‘ :' S . . ~ ; > : - ' ae re § Lardner Investigates the , : aod nearly r " / _ + + . ete ’ cr’ 1 wOF F . ee ‘cl Your 3 |_ardner : , : WOLF Ye F \_ | ‘ ' \ Vf \ . : : — — ¥ 4 \ \ \ . - ; ~ ~ ) ‘ ; : . ¥ onder “A . ’ . _— ' - ; Ki c dies ‘ tf t\D HARVARD AVENTI } 7 | He Pe : By RING LARDNER $4 decided “ ’ . resid. is ; , - * prop ' asin ‘ t 7. 2 . Na ae °8 &r- ASAED “IR _LARDNE? HOW MANY OF #'S PLAYS AL a | , : > two trucks : BEEN PRODUCED. f TOON (7 GOOD NAT UREDLY | oie 5 a eel . ~ > ; : i 3 a é z - ! - i ‘ rr. _ ey : . Z - « « The ak s of - ; zg var 1T HIM ViRN HOW ORIGINAI . / R:.CG:es Bawmes , asked ‘\ “ - . id = - = ‘ . a > v x ¥ \O TIME WASTED - whet want | , nan iene - ce anyway. | . — = , , Mr . ~OME TIVES oave a P . “ . ar at does ‘| / Al \ lf ‘a “A ‘ . : SEAR. i? AibiN : ' ’ . . , - F w. giving | . : : = . ' y . 7 Bi = 1G; . pe . . r — » 4 wr , . " a An - Ae * As p . | | : i | “= = ; . ~ ° ~ 4 e a £ ~ wv . " A - 4 | "T A s « a? / * ~ . - 4 " = - \ =.) V. 7 ~« "Shes .r ~ mis we - + ‘ 3 ~ ? “ae “2 r ry vee . . eT, = wth e 4 YT . seermec sucaceniy exceeding Srigs . . ‘ 3 . : a A " . x A . 7 . ; ‘ 7% _ > * » A ; ’ A - b ~ ~ : . = . . A pe » 4 " . : " . . ~ j [ %» Ae “ ‘ = ~ . = . a - P Ten vv | dD ae, _ ? — ” Sunday agazine—ot. Louis Post-Utspatc ecembder 2/,. 13945

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The Consiani Reader | =e ae He finds These Hoh Lights in the Weeks News ‘Dece: mM mber 27 1925 _ ——— ee . , of z — ' IE Y S SELF / | ‘ "Genuine Goodyear Geer e | ’ : . : ‘ee ’ 7 KIC AN DESERT ver day writeeD.C Beckhalt /’ FREE SAMPL ES a nGwt) New York NN ed <—~ WORK for ' “UNCLE SAM” wteN A YEAR 4s enc pFes—VWH AT Stool bs S FREE ALMANAC otf vom Da BB Herta.s? POB. " SHawnne be weceVWN cc ebtaCL EN \1 , ' ri en en chan hte tt @ © peer * Ged ao geeree Par pereen oor : , ; . ys 2 — glk when candaeed aver charm om ) TIME WASTED pein ae sk ae Z oa “< A Do whe =o nt , na , : te | 4 PO-LUCK CO_tos K Seoncer fed 1k al sC)SER TIMERS Ee — ADVERTISEMENT Chiat, | beg 30 tae of the caaete Othe Chronic Asthma and [his Week s Cover | Ma Theiss feiweh ahd bre Cursion: thets (i Prtirely tuft of It Now Cough (core Blather vend? typ ©? Week — — ee ~~ aes —- ee A WELL | KNOWN DOCTOR @vtrert a 'erar GOITER \\ \iilt Grross HEADNOISES BOOK FREE t Externe’ Car 2 Middie ta 3 taner Lar RE ge ee ; Lp Nee ‘ 9 \werecmoemeoeana? gre _ New'e aut ASTHMA ~ ned Before You Pay ; Nemec Free Ear Book Covpos (? 4 @etrerey 7 Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 27, 1925. Page Eleven.

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l SUNDAY MORNING TH E SI. LO U | G PO S ui “ DI S PATC H a ae 7, 92s} i... MORNING 9 = ROY CHAPMAN ANDREWS’ THIRD EXPEDITION” §& F TO THE MONGOLIAN DESERT rican M1 Natural History and Asia Magazine From Internat | — —-~ —> © o— Wareei Trouble with the motor transport in the sand. . 2Q 2 2 2. LQ " Old Merin, leader of the camel caravan, pushing across the sand dunes of Tsagan Nor. This valley is in the heart of the Gobi Desert, 1500 miles northwest of Pekin. 2 2 2 L. og > 2. The Prin a ; : . : * 7 , : ’ : - . Cc , ° pa - -~ 2 - ” a e - « ~ ‘ * . ~~ * : ee .- ’ : 7 - 7* . : _ « : .-* = _ , ” = - ” a . — 2 ow ’ ~_ ——— a, ~=_ —— 2 = The Amundsen-Ellsworth airp miles of the North Pole Flint and pottery relics were found. They are much like those of the American Indian. — rs - . se ' a — vt - - ~ > + “ - > ~~ » General view of the great fossil basin of Ula Usu in the Shara Muren Valley. ~ + Y The motor transport of the expedition passing through the Great Wall of China. * . ' * £2 te. The sinking of the Igna ay —a cm?) 44

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Se) | ear nomnie THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH Tan NOTABLE NEWS EVENTS OF 1925 TOLD IN PICTURES | . . a P > c $i tse a+ ~ > > ™~™ nn o . | *” + ‘ r . re ' }o ot: a.) a , L ‘ ) oT , ° " , , in . viCct? } . . LPNHnIne lle (Ne zOCarno secur Tt pact .% ‘ Cy > s i I oe vw 1¢ Aih45 / 4 tf) ‘ ui ‘4 LT “* , ° liam ‘are Con , : aa VW : hie ’ ’ ‘ + . 4 ‘ A . ‘ > : a nen ary , 4 ess ’ : a$ iil g ee ee _— — — Seer —_— i aT i —_— _

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SUNDAY MORNING THE Sf. LOUIS POST . DISPATCH ; ill Lat »ves o* sa ee * yr ee ee 7 . ~~ FAPED ae ae P — + » ® J 4 hinder a celebration in December, the Flathead Indians, near Glacier : agra NOVELI . . ie : ° he f ’ sae nm -thha - National Park, have it in the fall with a living Christmas tree 0 The Four Horse Logram hery attacks on King ~~ ' a > —* — Ps i¢Ssor ~~ INVENTOR SU ft Newton, Mass.. who #2 A DISPUTED HILL—The Tacna-Arica , | it against dispute between Peru and Chile goes >MALL CHANGE IN tor the subway and ele , : : [i ae - _ a 7 + ne macnines Mave . st Fagio corporations. charging OacK ¢ nguinary | le for posses- THE HAPPY LONGWORTHS—Here are the Speaker of the U OomDination in Straint of trad ion of this blu tought in 1879 House of Representatives and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, with th orces stormed daughter, Paulina. _ & SS a | Cy cm 4 A NEW LIBRARY—Drawing of the Public Library branch ich will be erected at Grand boulevard and Utah place d p 0 It will be in early Italian renaissance style with walls of white Bedford stone. The architects are Wilbur T. Truebl ANOTHER U. S. GRANT—Grandson of the former Civil War Com- se mander and President, Major U. S. Grant III has been appointed di -* MONS IN GEORGIA—O buildings and parks in the national capital and environs .. Smough tor five lemon pie ieee i ‘€y were photographed near

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—_ MORNING TH - if LOU | =] PO S T . [} = PATEL = DECEMBER 27. 1925 — 7 ” ’ > . os = a * 7T-= + rf = Riis _ > . ie — 3 a¢ €ac ‘eeterr- ~~ ita . - - @ ws = vine Christma Because deep snow Tic MONFY CHANGING MACHE INSERT MONEY HERE "a 2s Kd AS —* EDS HER HUSBAND IN CONGRESS—A new portrait of us Kahn, Congresswoman from California, who takes the seat late Representative Kahn 47 liarrie A 41LL CHANGE IN A HURRY—T< the subway and elevated - -— ~~ + Oo —. Laat . “ aw: eS Maeve a/\s 44 88646 _ ER ENGAGEMENT REPORTED—Rumor st Miss Grace Vanderbilt. daugnter of and Mrs Oo wed IN GEORGIA—One abs ave

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gonDAY woRGNO THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH © do - awe OO ey Oe eee ae 2 ee Oe ee mee seeeeNN OA NAOMELEUESSOUNARDUTTENNG A + e = _-= ae —_ —we-e- eee = . ® Rear . ae design by John Russell Pope and the desired site. The ends of one vista oa. salad are occupied by the Lincoln Memorial and by the Capitol. A group of | public buildings closes one end of another vista. So this area is the | last available site for an important memorial in Washington reoot & TAKING OFF IN THE AIR—The British dirig- ible, R-33, and plane which was lowered on a trapeze, was cast loose and then returned to dir- igible ORM GERMAN CABINET—Dr. Erich | f President von Hinden- | mick. ued ENGLISH W are dressec frozen River ker eae e ~ *#@0° + « ° eercre > 7° }rT «a , i a. a a ‘ ¥¢ A BEAL >, AND A BARONESS—She was ({ ,¥ | HE CAN’T PINCH—Here is mnown oS geuuy Van Sleeten. a painter in Bri ©xtra pair of feelers but no ¢! eo Ao - be 7 ) 1 . ~— ee ‘ ‘-- " » oes, “Seen See ee igian beauty contest | LOV LEXANDRAL Pie uaa ch ee egeige ne London Zoological Garde Now it eveions ¢ ha rank of Baroness : «' i ALD. NURKRA—This } ( ;° = a rueen ij :] Ot & atic Mas C mM tTriaG : \ . . > Montenegrin ecuintor . ‘ — —T a - A PRINCE ON HORSEBACK—Prince Otto von Bismarck grandson of the famous German Chancellor, frequently is seen riding in the bridle paths of Rock Creek Park, Washington . onl a a ——— mn Ss ee

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&é snoAY oR THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH [pecan NR WIVES OF WESTERN SENATORS — They ve just come from a luncheon VIENNA FAVORITE—Leila jer Khan. who is now the mos Left to right: Mrs. Ralph nular dancer in the Austrian capita! H. Cameron, Arizona; Mrs iy Kade! @ Herhes Charles L. McNary, Ore gon; Mrs. Frank R. Good ing, Idaho; and Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst, Arfi- re, - ’ i, * f 7 ¢ Zona AT COLOGNE—Comely young German women exchange friendly tare- oldiers of the British Army. ot scCupation, just before the troops a Mayor-eiect o% c i? . ; ~ Vy Ww € > sae ° se ° a6 ; tog, Pe net NP ike, yd Fao “5 ’ Raine Se» on me OT. wi a , a = % ae ‘wae . a Gale JUSTIN T. FLINT Wants to do your washing He lae06= CMa laundry eervice popular 6c, 7c, 8c and 15c PER POUND JUSTIN T. FLINT LAUNDRY CO. 5 ; 15 Phones Veindell 7370 2°. . ROYAI MOTHER The ane . P , - : . j \. 7 HE WORKS HIS WAY — Jack Prentice * 4 ha ava 4 - —— & See ; *sisvwve mpiiies salt The as ; : ' ‘* : ey pease Dil chen ence ola ng *er= n’s grandson of John D. Rockefeller, is putting him- a a age self through Yale without assistance from his ' family because, he says, he prefers that way. P &A D2 add joy to any festruity Girls distinguished by the they Gress select their wear for all ocoasions rom thd ’ ‘|| 61S Weustst™ st Lours, | MAIL ORDERS FILLED fo Baellt tia DARRIME eat BEAL TIFIEP FYE) .neeee and TY ERMC eS INET AMT ( ne ee —_ «« r ~e * A a Wie ¢ > PINCH—Here 1: Sual member ot the lopste! | . , ~ , . , . } - 4 4 7? ; ; u sa rlé ts ‘ “+> . —_ —— we ¢ feelers but no « n pct! mace at tf ’ peas cage: i BRONZE—Because ge ee 3 ee eee = eae ae ee Se 7 Og perpetuate tne ic Wide Wor - ao | (~arA en Zooiogica: ue ,€ vr

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SUNDAY MORNING © REUNION OF WAR-TIME COUNCIL—Recently the members of the Missouri Council of Defense were entertained at the country % home of former Governor Frederick D. Gardner, at Elm Point, St. ys Charles County. At left of table, reading from left to right: Dean tnd 2), FF. B. Mumford of the College of Agriculture, University or Mis- sourl, who was chairman of the Council; former Mayor Henry +. OF ) ' ' | DECEMBER? 1925 : Lt Kiel, Dr. W. C. Bitting, Robert Withers of Liberty, John H. Galeener of Sikeston, Walter Robertson of Marshall, R. B. Dun- lap of Kansas City, R. B. Oliver of Cape Girardeau, Archbishop \ 2 2 —~ John J. Glennon and former Governor Gardner. At right of table, a DRAWN BY A DUCHESS—This pencil sketch of Isabel Patterson tront to rear: Appellate Judge Charles H. Daues, Robert Glenn of Chicago was made by the Duchess of Rutland and ts one of a collec tormer secretary; Elliott Marshall of St. Joseph, B. F. Bush and tion by the same artist now on exhibition at the Newhouse Galleries Paul Brown a 2 > | — -_— —- — ee — —e —+ A SMILING HOSTESS—Mrs. Gardner and Archbishop Glennon ——— — ~ ~ ee ee ee .!lClU SE —— — HE GARDNER Air-Sealed Grave Vault Is Water-Proof, Air- Proof, Rust-Proof, Vandal-Proof, Vermin-Proof, and Time-Proof The application of a simple, natural law for sealing it cuts the cost of production until it 1s within the reach OI evel y bx dy Ask your Funeral Director about it 3 Sessions Daily w NTER 2ixe. GARDEN J, DE BALIVIERE NEAR DELMAR SESS/ONS ADMISSION GENERAL | DAILY AT 2°30 Including Use of Clamp Skates | AND 800 PM v 5SO-r ALSO SATURDAY Chiidren under |2 years ‘ SUNDAY & HOL- Morning and Afternoon 25° IDAYS AT 10AM Good eats Instructors r- . | 4? || et . “a ' . " he Peak be Fad onl “Week od - gee “Maintains” Rem is good cough medicine When it comes to ‘‘maintaining’--Mr. Thomas J. Huxley of 41 Baxter St., South Boston, qualifies as an expert. He’s ‘‘maintenance man” for the Boston plant of H. C. Dodge, Inc. And when he ‘‘maintains” that REM is a good cough med- icine, he speaks from experience. Not long ago, a bad cough was bothering him a great deal--day and night. Here’s his own story of how he got rid of it: ‘I’m maintenance man for the Sprywhee! Baby Tractor Di- vision of H. C. Dodge, Inc., here in Boston,”’ savs Mr. Huxley. ‘‘We use a couple of hundred machines here and my work Is to keep them in good running order. ‘I'm often getting in drafts. I'll be working on the shafting overhead where it is pretty warm, and then I'll come down and be near windows that have been opened to let out the gas fumes. We test each tractor before it leaves the factory and have got to keep the windows open a lot to get rid of the fumes from the motors. ‘‘Every once in a while I'll catch cold and get a bad cough with it. I had a mighty bad cough this past winter that kept me coughing all day long and at night too. It was bothering me a good deal so | sent my daughter to Welch’s Drug Store, at 6th & 1) Sts. and told her to get me a good cough medicine. She came back with Rem. It relieved me right from the start. Since then we've often used it and I have recommended it a good bit around the shop. Quite a few of the men there have heen using it for I’ve not « 1 the empty Rem bottles lying around.”’ Grateful users who have passed the good word along are largely responsible for REM’S widespread popu- larity. A special ingredient in REM—effective, harmless— is not found in ordinary cough syrups. Clinging to your throat as it is swallowed, REM spreads a soothing, healing film over the sore, inflamed membranes. No Opiates in REM. And pleasant to take. Ask your druggist for REM—the blue package with the round orange label. You can have your money back if it doesn’t help you. You're the Judge and Jury. A = ao «ant f< Fats Introductory size bottle, only 60c Economy size, $/.00 —— = - ie MUTT AND JEI _ eee = MAYBE THIS Ain NOW THAT I's . pe & COMMASRY F Rom Eve - ey 4s —— a stilt, KOT pe yc! THe COAST tS CLE [I HATE TO CRACK A Si But Ir GOtTA DE fa L WANT TO KEEP M'! at ~ 0) = ene +, a } 9 ~ << %-« —— ae , , = 2 / / nr <— % — 4 4 ae Gc: .)

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DECEMBER 27, 1925 | Two Comic Sections I . a — OI) | , LOUIS Sunpay POST-DISPATCH Pages of Pages jor Picture J True Life 12 Page Roto b) lonies Magazine Funny Pictures Boy Joys an nd 1 Girls \J Pages XYem edicine Thomas J. Huxley lifies as an expert. on plant of H. C. >a good cough med- ot long ago, a bad oal--day and night. of it: 1 Baby Tractor Di- "says Mr. Huxley. and my work is to ing on the shafting I’|| come down and tout the gas fumes. ory and have got to he fumes from the t a bad cough with yvinter that kept me as bothering me a Vrug Store, at 6th & nedicine. She came m the start. Since ymmended it a good men there have heen les lying around.’’ 1 along 2 popu- less— ying to eads a ecned ye with money ige and MAYBE THIS AW'T CLASS: —— oa OO See mates een ane ree c'LL COMMAND RESPECT : A —s-* i Now T REPORT. For From EveRyBeDyV; DUTY FoR TH] ome PiRkst Time, iH NM ie . ' tint et MUD i ‘ Se —f GET tT BY MIDNIGHT Of ELL i MUTT, C WANT THE TEA) DOLLARS You OWE ME, Mm BUT I'M BROKE: BREAK EvEeRey Bone iW Your BoDY, UNDERSTAND? FING: THE COAST tS CLEAR! z - ae eg ? ROBBERS!!' I HATE TO CRACK A SAFE a ee ee oe io tine BuT I GOTTA Do (Tt UF = 8] a ah Tage *. ‘ : = Ped & : . ? — - lt ~ r - ro 7m — - ~ ~~ a > 2 etn) 3 Ly) Cae Sees > ot ee ; : ~ “ =— + cons en ee a — 24 emer as - — a - NS El —_ a Ay Me

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HOH! | FOOND THIS TICKET TO OINTY'S RAFFLE TONIGHT Ir HIS COAT -WwELL-ILL yw SEE THAT: HE va} DOESN'T GET ne THERE! int an oe ASLEEP -! WONDER HOW LONG SHE'S BEEN 'N HERE - 7 Lian == Ws — —_~—> BY GOLLY - IVE. REEN Bringing Up Father ASLEE®: *LL JUST DT HERE AND KEEP AN ECVE Om HIM - SEAS . n_) f ents eesee ore OO er Oe OO, * . we ei ee ee Aaa es eee PO Coe ar: reese swe =~ SNORIN' AWAKENED ME- & fe My bart oe Lt JOST BE IN TIME es gs 8 ae FOR OLD PAL A .e - >. y ‘ Ly US vhly Pd Ps nae roe i °F f yale) 4 Dn ae A nay ~~ eee r+ : ’ ; A : 4 oes 4 P. it . \ aera ‘ xixta oO sg Les a\\ : & eat ox Lp ee y : 4 : rr « ~ oa oe pS a Ss " ~ > ooaoe f, 4 Poor rar’ Z ay Peeces deus: = . a. > nee > * = me x A “ ory se ’ 118 +. - ~~ C A> > - 4 ies geo ea <= Dae es: Haiti s BACK: GREAT HEAVENS- | FELL ASLEER AND] HE SNEAKED OUT-! FIX HIM WHEN HE Ge 10 LUKE TO. WIN A HANDO , BEFORE 1 EVERY THING : ae rom — ee IDS ROSY UP TO FF es —.. oo NOW-1 HOPE! Ff Sd bese GIT IN WITHOUT A SAT TLE: Ti Al ihe! it ear YY a eee AOU mae. — “ seeee , seins "= THIS CERTAINLY HAS BEEN A LUCKY DAY FER ME - 1 WON THE RAFFLE AN MAGGIE DOESN'T EVEN KNOW THAT ! WUZ OUT- I0-HE'S BACK AGAIN- | DOESN'T HE LOOK INNOCENT ? OB teh we tree Sooorre TNE, ——— ee J bwe rr ee © 192s ata lo a Fearune Creat Bri . a _ = - J |) <L i 4 A) 22 Britam nehte reserved Service, lnc. 10. 4 A LONG SLEER-t™ GLAD 1 DION’ T GO am, OUT TONIGHT: A) Oy) — a if = HO -HOM: GEE! IVE HAD - a—~ | + BES 4 I : me ; ‘ I LEFT THaT PACKAGE of SILK STOCKINGS... By: , na Key *~ as ‘, A . ae

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T HEAVENS - L ASLEEP AND EAKED OUOT- VL M WHEN HE GE TAINLY HAS a RLUOUCK™N DAY FER VON THE RAFFLE | AG\E DOESN'T KNOW THAT ! WZ OUT— TOONERVILLE FOLKS .- Not So Good, Eddie! iCepretght, '825—09 Gell Syndicate, Inc. Trade mark Reg. UV. & Pat. of) Great Grite:a Riahts Reserved ‘SLL see You MoNoay “WHERES THE SKIPPER ‘ By Fontaizie » Fox ei * THAT REMINDS ae ME. fert THat PACKAGE oF SiLK STOC KINGS... amadienenimaasinmaiensl . eee AND THE OTHER THINGS ON THE TRAIN f en MD a SO SO eg Ss rn at AE -- _ -

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MILs Bringing Up Father 7 j a} | aT HOH! 1 FOUND THIS |} || Fie || | Sa Here ano — Y : TICKET TO OINTY'S 4 ay KEEDAN' EXE E y ty 4 ”” 4 } RAFFLE TONIGHT IN 4 a3 | esta « HIS COAT -WELL-ILL , fe 2 KN SEE THAT HE OE) OT) NSS mm \ DOESN'T GET ) lip THERE! Wal # ae | | | Sogo sag SELL, : ‘2 és sd -¢ ~~ ’ s SSF FTG 7 f of - itih f I” bt FP x ~ #7 (oa Oe ; J - x rs ; eee S| r : oe 4 ps SS oe Jee 4 7.3 Te hD 4 Z tj 2: m4 a SoS oda rot ed “9 ; ars s eet Sood doe : aeee x oh - oe oe a ) a YY . nena “ oe I TR ewe pases te!) DAA BAA AAA “OO Satpeest ret (bt R Ba = —— - ee ee Bie on Sy at rv tT ~ i] Se HRs poe ete "? ° ° ’ z eg Ne gk Sp OAT SE ae | = ca REAT HEAWVE. ° . = BY GOLLY-IVE BEEN IM LUCKY THAT MAGGIE'S Ee (Ug aa NG ] of. Sofia not ; i t Lert THAT » [| ASLEEP - 1 WONDER | SNORIN' AWAKENES ME- Bee in. i / a re OUT: tlt CKAGE oF HOW LONG SHE'S (Lit JOST BE IN TIME efi AW FT Sw ae Su HE SNEAKED T-tLel HPA K WA 2 fe | I ene a | FIX HIM WHEN HE Ge | $1 L K ST oc KINGS.. e ? BEEN 'N HERE - tj FOR OLD PAL Ome | ho Hl i} | ack: => ROINT TS RALELE: ) Vien 00) (Ce > “* “se oe e+ ees os 5 “* * B “4 IM GONNA q1 EVERY THING QuiT -1'™m 1 IS ROSY UP TO | po tht | NOW-1 HOPE! fF Be bStemeiantt GIT IN WITHOUT A BATTLE: | wv ( HID CERTAINLY HAS BEEN A LUCKN DAY FER ME - 1 WON THE RAFFLE 1 | AN MAGGIE DOESN'T : ——— | T 41 | EVEN KNOW THAT! . GEE: tw'S THREE IN THE. MORNIN’ 10 UKE TO - WIN A HANNO BEFORE 1 seeeee ) WUZ OUT- eee e en aeee +++ Geet tases e i ~. - Coe" xj(§§ Sl CCl a a: = me oy» ii’ ae 2, Sr | | Cr CC EN 3 Ti Fe lp RZ a hl}, hl ll Ff CCC I ee i Me CO on +eeee «ere ee Bee Wi We 8 6 ee Ci —:—*i‘“‘(‘éss RS ee Mg ew EE Se Ss i a” eee) eee eee. reel it LLUlUlUlUlUttt~Ct:t:*~‘(‘“‘é 06 ee ee ee ee ee” Ne, Bee eee rn ie = S . “i CSS wesw = (Gl Re Se ee eecee f SOME THING HO-HOM:! GEE! IVE HAD . " pn it, TELLS ME : . - A LONG SLEEP -I™ GLAD 1 OIDON' T GO OUT TONIGHT: r ' | 1 | SO-HE'S BACK AGAIN: [eee DOESN'T HE LOOK Z-Z* se Awa DHE’S WISE: INNOCENT ? (4) AA /\ sr) ee — Trey eee ieee ee 7 © 1923 ev “inp. Fearune Sermnice, tnc.| | Great Britain rights reserved | 10. - an i. —e

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TOONERVILLE FOLKS - - —_Naot So Good, Eddie! By Fontaine Fox — — ‘SLL see You MoNoay | wa : SKIPPER “WHERES THE ™ THAT REMINDS . — m —_ a wn 7 , Se 7 , ; . e- _ : $2 te = —- — . ® * = > ~~ « ee ee ee be > a eo Sy - > ad a ¥ - 4 be ~ 2s - bd * . oe . * ge > « _ “ « ~ = ¥ >. a: ; é tp nde : 3 cece THE OTHER THINGS LASLEER AND | PP LEFT THAT AND THE OTHER EAKED OUT-ILt] PACKAGE oF ON THE TRAIN, | Eo WHErt HE GEVS SLK STOCKINGS... : RTAIN-LYW HAS : al SN LOCK™N DAY FER ON THE RAFFLE | A2\E DOESN'T KNOW THAT |} ee a a ee ° ~* wo * ~ ‘ » « , R as ey. 2x oie TRE ns SR mo a asactaoas en eo eg

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C ciNutt Boob M Fac. HAVE HY MAAS TAKE YoU TO “THE MISTER ARCH, WE WAAST TO BUY A FALLEN-ARCH-SIX> COULD YOU LOAA) US A CAR? WE WAAIT Fo DO SOME IHPORTAAST SAOCPPING ANID BooB, TAKE SENATOR BIGDOUGH AAID AIS WIFE TO THE DEPARTMEAST STORE - “THEY WAAST TO .SEE Hou) AAMBY “THE CAR is FoR. SHOPPING 1 HATE TO DISTURB BERTHA RIGHT IA) THE MIBBLE OF HER MEAL- BuT tL Baty Tf. & aor —~5o~ es SEE Hou) EASY ‘TT lS TO GET AROUOAILD 1A) THIS CAR, SEN ATOR— HERE WE FINE ARE ALREALBY eS ee et Ge Be. Y: xe TZ test Sent Ba SP, eo Me Bee a ee Stee Se YS vs rf ae Sr se = ; Pee = $e al wa ita 4 — * + vA SS LS : — a a Ae { . ’ HEY, You CA +) oe tome fl AY NO LEFT TURAS st oS ly en I HERE -THIS IS A J oO NAS : : a : ONE-WAY STREET- ome ; A BLOCK AND oar SRR Aa YOU HANE TO GO “TWO BLOCES | cohetete tote 4, ee? ot ee ae ao eee te 8 . —_—— -—_ - & -~ -_ . ~~ ' Pr . ‘tage tobe oe ~ + = = . . —— jr ~~ ===> ~ ~_ —-_--_- —e _-—-— = a —— a ae ~~ = Pook BERTH, ! YOU LoOoK So AOS GRY ee 2: i NAS oe set A SHAME TO ISTERRuUPT fe YOUR MEAL PLL a RUAJ OVER Aajty GET YOU A SAND- So INC Ss at ae ee RS ’ eo Wahoos Sk , Cock at Se ae : . saree ae WAY. & \i + ak \ ye a - ‘ ee ¢ eek : ~ : “as . x ve VES ae Ax ; ‘ Se tated - == >» an Aw ys x t ’ » 4 & re — US sag \ ~ er ; q RS VIA we we »* SA Tx Coon — 2 Lae Va was ; x ww s ahen SS o eee : : ae oS SS PIR oo . RS tae SS SSS See RES Se. RRR ; re Sa Se = Sa OS SSS ro Sa 2 eS RR at = RR evel . i 2 o> : ' - -—* ~ © _- ~ - * PE Sa Sessa SN “¥. 7 riedine e : - oo ar > ar You’RE — f BLOCKING | DETOUR => : STREET UNDER : ‘ REPAI fy) \% 4 _ 7 “¢ re — _—_ /~ —— GO -DOWA) FOUR BLOCKS, TURA) TO THE RIGHT ANID Foilou 2a CAC TRACKS Tie YOU COME TO A BIG STOAJE BvVILDIASG Vor TH IROAS BARS iz, OMS THE wila\— DOW S BERTHA, NOTE OVER ae IO AY oom aie’ f Yow PISGLE A SMALL ZILCR BRAILAI YAPTA ANID sucH eT A B1G ‘ sy j%WCART’ A “SH hau 7 12-27 © 1925. by Star Cor pony. ‘Creat Britian rights vese rved TAXI! => - : * : “e eS i « he ~ . Sot a ro OF o et feck Vx es a Pate oe ; = se oe - : ' : : a "2 Z - ows x © ‘ 7 . Don T Worry MABAM-VLL & EAT THE SANDWICH THE POOR. MST WEAST FOR A SAAD- WICH FOR. F His — = = reRrer fal 9 | AND JEFF * ~~ & : Say hae J : - Fhe ~ e Q - e 4 wo COMIC S$] SUNDAY MORNING HE MAN ID HOWOY, STRANGER! LOOKING TH’ TowN OVER®@, (HAME MOTHING EGSE To Do, AND 1c BE GtAD TO sSMHow ov meena 1D HATE To SEE YOU LOSE THIS OPPORTUNITYY THROUGH § _— DELAY. ADWwICE 1S TO GRAB IT fPRIGNT NOW WHILE TH’ GRAGBING GOoO -_ C2 | \ ig ) rt THAT Lot i & HACE ~~ e Bi THERE °, . y a? WAN AVM, 5 4 q if os ' ALY " EAN * . yr: 37-3>

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et ae O COMIC SECTIONS Ve « ~~ * « \ = c ae " i i 3G _ , - ~~ 4ST.LOUIS_POST-DISPATCH Races oc us COoOmics AND JEFF - Mr. AND MRs.-CapTAIN AND THE Kips - GOLoBERG - Tan - SaNDAY pGnueme ) AD- WessTeR - Toonervitte Fotks- BRINGING UP FATHER [WHE MAN IN THE BROWN DERBY : ) BY HT WEBSTER Bi Z = ( WeU. HELUE, A OFF % took LL E =e f= —— -£ ] B —— - - , ~ ~ -~ —"* . * ~ ad ~ A )- . 4m ~~ — : Catan, 7 : - ‘ val - ~ ie aS “% 7 . suey » a el : ye % Ls “252 ; . ~ - — « — a oe se «ow . ~ B _ on — o- . ~ oer wm ce. ~~ -S-.. iS eo } OVER SOME REAL ESTATE. MAY 4 : SURE ~ (i. Tene Tar ‘% 7 Fun THING ABouT & mw) TAKE AUL' FLYER. -cAKuT Tex] : , | rie a tae ser Ret teem pumps \" | “~ | ; ac CKEO «TF -_ ™ BR “Ans HER MSBAAD UV tue? ™ 1LiZg OVER UATH YA e. se, ; IS A FATHEAD wher 2 J —- ss ' _ - : ‘tT COMES To BUSIVESS y cx 4\ 7 ; / , ‘ =GGERT, Do BE CAREFUL: 7 = : | AN ALL OTHER (1A SO AFRAID YouLL S| , > ‘ y HU SBAADS T | FALL FoR SOME PIECE : “ave | FEEL adc: = Tacoma = ) oF aes CD. SO Reucveo! ; PROMISE MC, Noutc — : | COME HOME- ALU Mies TELL ME CEFORE You BUT AAYT? HinG' VAll TOU P THERE ARE JUST AS MAK'Y LALID SHARKS IW (4E SOUTH AS THERE ARE inl THE AORTA > «Ra Ln @ =o. Te RESTS Bie Me Atle de Bagh ee bass i oe ae King a ee pret aE PRE rEg, Boe ~ n ‘ ". 7 ‘ ~ am 7 .~ OF ne, a ’ f — —— « 4 . HOwDY. SAY ; (M GOING JO SHOW THERE (T1S! DID Youever see | CY GEORGE TOouURC | THATS MIGHTY & YOu SOMETHING A A BETTER QUILDING LoT THAW ; : : ae NICC OF YA - S ; LITTLE WAT FROM | THAT-FORTH MONEY P14 fae 1 HAVE SF a lis ; mY ( THIWK (LC es => — CUO \ HERE THAT witt : | ASKING $15,000 FOR IT Sage woTHinns Ecse ee AL 4% TAKE VA UP | ? , SS FESR KUUOCK YOUR Te Do. AWD >, On THAT. “mi BE ’ . GLAD TO - » (ve HAD TIME To . ee, HINK (TT OVER. ro | FOR SAC y DONT WopRpy § p MABAM-VLL of EAT THE 48 ANDWICH Fae S “a si ~ 4 : A ¥ 4 ~. tt ae, + é ‘ . a ™. 4 at o » “ ens - = _ ~ *- « ° : “gx it OE = ee oe ie * Px & rem rae "= “ ~ oO -« : ee ‘eo — er ge - ee celica aeiied pac, Oe we 4 & igh ay! RNS ne tle ~ ee Oi Pe : re ( 70 SEE LoSeé } . ATT. pt : oo ae : can SpmeereueelT+ THROUGH pos a hein no ng fits oncr B1§000! | ‘cu Sat You MET THE MAN OW ‘ ~ -) a . > DELAY. MW —_—_—_ M ) NEVER To RUSH INTO AN t CAN BUY THE STREET P HOw DO YOU s G tei id DMIeE 1S Tc MACKS - Anning Aw OPTION Ow / {| Kuow HES RESPONSIBLE 7 eeaaet neg " pre oon em a er (TT FoR~+ “fF HAVE YOU MADE ANY INQUIRIES RIGNT NOW FULLY. (TS WWeELve wHILe TH | O'CLOCK AIOW, (LC jie CRABBING BE BACK HERE AT GOo0 rf ; @ &S0 AN TeUK, || ees \ | YA GHETHER tlc || = BuY OR NOT 7 — ‘a ) | \ J CONCERNING THIS LOT AND THE PROPERTY ADJOINING IT PP WHAT [ ARE THE BUILDING RESTRICTIONS | (A) THE NEIGHBORHOOD, (F ANT ; s . 4 YOu CLEAVE P. (F ALONG A : ee } d I wh i THAT LOT Sot ‘a > | STL, (T 6H STAKE | P€eERT, YoURE 2 THAT LOT SOLD FOR F 30,000 | ‘ YA KNOw WHATS NEW YEARS tS | Or aac oe oe fine CORD) an Las AOovR SEF ORE 1 GCT | iii ae ge 7 | GOT ily, MAYGE 10 BETTER » \~"*: “a ee AT aac€ | 7 } Onur FouR DAYS OFF AN 1 THING | TAPER OFF, (LL BUY THREE LOTS Se \HERE .. GREAt AS . (LO SWEAR OFF FOOLING WITH NGKT WEEK. TWO TH Fottowin@ \ ~~ ——.., TOU GAVE MC - | REAL ESTATE — SIMPLY CUT (IT weEES a1 THEN CUT (IT Ocouns TO & ALL OUT: FOR Good AW ALL — / Ome. BEFORE A KMow IT 1k GE | PUREED. IGS,(T wovlo BE FooLISH Ta TR Aw’ CHOP OFF SUDDENLY / a Serer a 7 Lo — z= are 42>" pl a - SE aE Lg Pete kilos € ~ £2. > ; ~ a . e . J a i rN igetp a , * oe 3 ” 5 — +e 4 ~ oie . - . 3 22 - ph an Ee s a * ‘ ; a ~ o~ 7 et Mee « ah eon Han eee . ad ont yas ee ~. . sw ~—& «FS sei wy ~~ hae * A o> tee - hee © ee « cor a vn “ - , - —_ , ee a ° ‘ , - ~~ — : + tolage f) | eee J as ai Me , ; Hoe - Ri. ‘ i ar Mh, Ht Astana es " ui : s*f : 7 « i WMA \w ad € we . 3 x » ah at - \ RRA’ i Hi nt \ i ‘ \ LN | \ \\ \ ‘pd 4 ’ \ |

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NIX MIT DoT VACATION AIN AN BUT LooK VoT IT Originator of the Katzenjammer Kida ol By R. Dirks a 7 Trade Mark, 1925, Reg. U, S. Pat. Off. | -_ —EE a, SHUT UP MIT DOT PIFLING? —”ON DER ODDER HAND iF OTE ON Pm eae a ammmata ey i ee ee Me Call HELP Before 10 A. J Have It by NOON— Through Post-Dispatch “Wan Phone Garfield 6600 —— - SUCH A BEALTHY GEEZER @NT oF PULL DER Yoo . OFER MAM- | BITZNES5 / ITS DER STANDS IN DER Book! PINOCHLE PLAYEXS CON- FAT FELLERS VoT “VENTION DOWN’ SouTH ¢__\ GoT SHAKES IN DER “DOT's VoTS DER MATTER Games NorveS SHOULD BET- MIT YOUR Noives~ dame ( -TER TOOK A TRIP NVARE DER SUN - ~SHINE Brows ? © | ‘ SUMTING eee, | MAYBE IF VE ty MAKE HIM A LIDDLE LIFFING MIT SUCH PALE IN DER GILLS A Dod- B00Z.ED MAMMA LETS HIM ‘DER 155 pert GO UND VE COULD ST Got NOIWES (Oo MIT LOOK DER HOT-AIR- To SHAKE! -BAG INWENTION; } You 155 FULL MIT FIDGETS UND , CANT SIT QUIET, IT MIGHT BE DER NOIVES Iss O. K. BUT DER r VINTER UNDERVEAR 155 VORKING e | Se OFER TIME ’— HM-y5 —en CANS, oT fol. 78. NO.112. CHASSUCHASS, VOT & OL. 78. NO COVLD BE EASIER —— aFeo5 , IOBYTER : ae | [eaee HANS, 1 BELIEF DER 1F You COULD ONLY iow am — $646) 155 LOOKING INWENTION A = == VORSER EFERY MIN- ' SHUT-UP-TRAP P 4 -UTE! It DONT SFEM 4 fosIGLE BUT FACES "| Don't Lie! . —— ———— Se ttenencennencanee See 1,000 PERSONS roc {OSE $4,000,000 IN FRAUD SCHEME, ’ 7 a nn Aime et SHOULD a i | By the A 4 ' : tal Inspectors Complete Rd an ews ‘ctims | of the ~ List of Vic of Con thoroug , solidated Realty and betweer avenue; ' Theaters Corporation. (‘ren ! : ——— nue, b HEAD OF CONCERN, ~venieal ' 12 OTHERS INDICTED | *'),-.. in the ~~ ae taken o Pinvestors Included 6000 pect ige + Chicago Residents, ' === * Among Them 100 Teach- _, ers and Several Bankers. i’ the Associated Press. ) S] CHICAGYV, Dec. 28.—Postal in-| dX DER ITCHING NoT GAMES FROM + DER NOIVES TRA-LA mete —to HAFF NOTING et TO Do MIT DER CASE . — Oo . = _ oa 7 . . «. _— oe 3 > — ee 3 “SS ° at" “he ee - . te - - _—~ awe ake 4 os hed -- “ = 3 ——— & - ny * anes ce = - % ’ > — ——_ « + we nh ae ‘ ‘ DoD-PICELE My EYES? DoT VASE GIFFED A _{ SIT DOWN } e (HUMP— DID You ore cocy — 1F YOU ISS gpectors today compelted compil- Weg a list of 11,000victims of the| Gus S alleged stock-selling swindle of the Aut Consolidated Realty and Theaters) Corporation. These purchasers ) were declared to have paid the | % * | SEEING TINGS corporation about $4,000,000. | A $i ‘More than 6000.of them werejand lea DEN ALL HOPE thicago people, who paid in abous | go a ; oe _. ae oat : ee me Approvimately 100 RED BEHIND DER EARS! ITS FASY TO SEE DER OLD Boy AINT HIMSELF! ACH, T KNow! DER OLD RASCAL IS TRYING To eo per Pe Pe PR, “hicago . Se 4 as " WAND RES : ‘ : y, kee: . Stee Met RT rea 9 school teachers. were induced to|?? Ye part with their savings-—approxi- | chante, mately $200,000—and-. some of ithe rem them with their positiong, through | comery representations of the Corpora- }44.99 »' tion it was disclosed as the result Schal! Of the recent Indictment of Fred- , " automo! erick Tl. Gruneberg, president of the £20.000.000 corporation. blocks f = Gruneberg and) 12 others were|he was indicted by a Federal grand jury | police h ere on charges of using the malis had bee a acheme to defrand. ,tled by Posial trsperctors. «enld the con-/ today, rn incurred Letbtilit'es of nearly | Teatit oo,990 000 while its assets are less machine ban $200,000. ‘denly » hy The matin scheme of the coth- | mobile « vy. which cons'sted of a con-| Newstes lidation of the Bankers & Mer-| same di hants’ ‘Theater o. of Indian-jof 4416) o).s: the Terre Hlanie Theaters’\ with Be db.) the People’s Theaters (om. aleaoiand at ‘MIndianapolis. the Standard Judge eaters Co., and others was tga i one clare large dividends out of the pe aa OHM - Beccede of stock and nous ite. |” ieas EFEN IN on DIDN'T MOOF, DEN J HOPE en ei (OME pha gi Prenat Mem cotta se ee a eee HE NSS TO CHOKE ! HANS ! FRITZ! ao DOTS NICE! SiT SEX NOIVES (55 GETING —MBRRNowen, once A cuebK. pies 2" ; ' TELL MAT ME IN ¢ Sgt . ‘ SIS TSR OM : wg : POOR CAPTAIN , HE MAMMA TO (ME IN Mieed QUIET UND GIFF ‘shaw Vos A GOOD OLD 7 VALRUS! I GoT TO 60 Quick BY DER DOCTOR * SUMTING e iss ¥ ‘— H1iS GOOD SIDE BuT MOSTLY HE voS FULL WIT PRUNES! q ta — == DER NOWES A PEACEFUL 19S DER | EASY CHAIR! —7~_ “Wy ee, vw : a i : tia coy ' > J aa o pA ~ Yi * - ane ound ve -- . * one ~~ » aang tape * » io J y. a * ves a . Veer ¥ . ~ a “* Lad - * * . 7 ane FS.» nn o'ba's * iy we > -_ ss y , a rent — ¢ . * FoIST IT BUMPED DOWN UND DEN IT BUMPED UP UND Alt DER VHILE VOT ISS MIT DER CHAIR? | HM FIDDLESTICKS! FOR VHY HE DON'T ‘BUMP NOW? MORE = VACATION NOIVES~- 155 OWNER OF DEPARTMENT STORE mec aml Husband. Though Vast 80. Were First to Work amd Last to Leave. Pb ihe ASvesociated Press PARIS, Dee, 28.- ee: -- S0ds of $126,000 for Mrs. Dora ; Ylor ‘‘lyde of London and of 160.000 ‘for each of her two chil-— ren were agreed upon today by hsel for Mra. Clyde and her band. William H. Clyde of New| ork City, whom she ts suing for | ree. Clyde is a son of the for- | r president of the Clyde Steam. ip {*o. : Supreme Court Justice Jamies H. | ffev. before whom-the argument '| *Stablishment of the trusts were | ma rd said he considered the! CUnts reasonable in view of, Fde's wealth. Mrs. Clyde had re- | Rest«d allowances for alimony and | the support and education of r children, Trust |