St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 30, 1925
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= a? P * -.. dege etd . ; ; ed é r Briviaieie ‘ ‘ . - y 7 '* . pee 7 ‘ et ee - ~~ . A - > *- . e+ of ig ; All other property owned hy Grove UKIAH, Cal., Dee. 20.—Rather mee I Mr. Munsey’s ¢a- racy! - — a gah bape Even a smoked glass was not used | _ | ARNOL D J. lik: I. MICH. = WIL LIAM A _KINNEY. ___ ficient. Prison and jail sentences ; a ecrrnes 1 ene sues | ee Seeert bis master. Milo Elker- Among the specific bequests are: Caio Miirabare Pet akon yesterday by St. tpheagenpes bai were imposed on 20 other convic- i} sine company. Grove, it is al-|ton of Eureka, who wus not a 00d | $959 000 to Bowdoin College; $100,-|which were named in the texisia- | YeT* downtown. The eS ST. LOUIS MEN CHECKED IN ed men, 12 of them St. Louisans. “a ged, made a will which providei|swimmer, a targe Newfoundiand 000 to the Maine State Hospital in|tive designation of the route Cole served’. the. para Cee ie for the carrying out of this agree. |dog drowned with Elkerton vester-. Portland! and -880.080 to the ae way Cireutt Mee hae deterred i it was not so heavy as to of the 23, i5 drew prison sen- at ment. day near Newport on the coast. General Hospital at Lewiston. se final decision on whether the ss ~smie 2 ge i i al imi AT INDIANAPOLIS JAIL ee | : Seely sets forth that he per- Mr. and Mrs. Elkerton were fish-! ‘po friends. cousins and collateral temporary injunction ‘would be]. ee ee viet : ie. t In Jail Over New Year's ; | ormed his part of the agreement: |!ns When a ground swell washed gonnections he makes - cash be mad e ane versity antreneines 2a. Or -- ’ if ' Mk ys pres ome -imade permanent or dissolved.| vist said that tHe connection be- Judge Baltzell denied applica- . tthe time when the agreement |them off a large rock. Mrs. Elker. quests ftaling nearly $250,000,| pending decision by the Supreme ‘ieee sun spots and weather con : : : | | oo made, he state& the business des a good awimmer, made aged while $300,000 is divided among|Court in the parallel case from St. pee ie soneraits agreed upon Lined Up In Corridor to Th S t 11C Ss | tions for supersedeas bonds for i as not making reasonable prog.| Way back. Seeing his waster) o¢pieers and business © associates|Charles and Warren counties. alt! “hy the immediate signal +f . e en e e | the release of the men under sen- , os Ace were small, be | Struggling =: Sgn rere: sweat — connected with the companies con’ Ruling of Court. eangpatteie F cold spell was extend Give Names and Ages— | —_—— — ————=|tence. But he announced that 1 ers. icles todo th conthveen pt Re ewes and wear pe | ag tie m, ph eaag- 8 ee eucee rast nen Prone eae narily high barometric pressur: Searched the Same as HE Jack Daniel liquor con- the men would be committed to +f the Paris Medicine Co. until it had | death with his owner. a sade Ries . ris id ape raya bh el sgt ta ele “a om a indicating that cold air from aged spiracy defendants from St. | the Marion County Jail here, to : Been put on a highly profitable ———- | seunses “uey Os a ashington ts | tne sini Lead the sats 30 ssion . was going to come dow n. as it did Other Prisoners. Louis werg sentenced by Judge | give their lawyers time to go to : : oon , ROOSEVELT TROPHIES FOUND becveety d to his sister, Mrs. John full pow er to make such changes The Rev. J 3. Ricard of Santu lis ORE Baltzell as follows. i Chi ‘ i 1 to th Ci a Recently Seely says. he discov — ; | M. livde of Lewiston, Me., and 4000 jas it might deem sears i nm the Clara University said, according ter Noe Goldstein. tormer Cae “h cage and appea (a) Tif . Se thas ae edt cep dg A rn ee tae fit »shares of the trust company stock ;routing of the 1540 ties of VPIl- PSan Francisco dispatches, that che BY JOHN T. ROGERS, Clerk, two years in pFison and cuit Court of Appeals to grant ies or oe te -wiys a Pmutivo A il ” he mM, oe * oe en ae , " = to Mrs. John R. MacNaugeht and |mary, or higher type roads in the prevalence of sun spots would con-|4 Staff Correspondent of the Post- $5000 fine. ‘ supersedeas bonds. ’ tn indB anne leith eon } tbsitionenanen 3 eG © ag ht a mi geo Fred (). Tivde, niece and nephew of {State system, when such changes tinue for two years. causing unh- Dispatch. Arnold J. Helimich. former The lawyers said that, because } . ad had made another will, con- eh hts hg caugyem $i ie ti ys *e Mr. Munsey. were in the interest of economy OF} usually severe winters. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dee, 390. I'nited States Collector of In- | of the New Year's holiday, they if Mining no provision for the com. . t! og oy Rast Relief frien po At Mrs. MacN: Lught' s death her /directness of routes. He stated the “Sun spots come and co mM @)The 14 St. Louis men and six from ternal i hiueieshe tee years in } bly ‘ould t b bI | Sieh wids Gacy ten to ve. wil eng el oe? pee oa eli share of the steck goes to her | provisions of the law showed it W@Sjeycle of about 1) years, explained Cincinnati, committed to the sie. 8500s rine probabdiy wou no e able to | telve after Grove's death. ete ete canes a Ree a children. Mrs. Maude MacNaught |the intent of the Legislature to £ive lithe Rev. Henry De Laak. profesor Marion County Jail under Federal : 4 bt | present the matter to the Appel- | This action of Grove, his son-in- na to Central Asia which were small, Mrs. Mildred MacNaught ;Such a discretion to the Highway emeritus of physics in St. Lous | Judge Baltzell's ruling pending ac- Michael, J. Whalen, Demo- late Court in Chicago before next i BW says. followed upon differ ah hey Petes ne a, Mansfield, Miss Emma 45. Me- Commisston in the building of University. “The period is not [tjon of the Cireuit Court of Appeals] cratic - ity ( ommitteeman, two | Monday. Meantime, ail the men | Ces between him and Seely. The ome Renn te Mas eine Naught, Harold R. MacNaught and higher type roads, and we hold divided exactly in the middle, begat cn the Jack Danie! conspiracy cos years in prison, $5000 fine. sentenced will remain in jail here 4 Which began {n 1917 These dif ee aanatiion and ya shied Paul M. Maen aught. such discretion is wel] vested spots coming to a a commen abniiae rather iu ere checked a ca ae at aan Willlam J. Kinney, brother of ' “The i » that ate ote atlas if perences resulted in the withdrawal ped to America on the ‘first | sd oem Mr. Munsey leaves The opinion affirmed a decision | faster than th » pte oa pri eg this nag taketagps ec ti ao three} State Senator Kinney, former v . i | ‘ Seely from the. medicine com- atelmer, accompanied by Geores to his sister, Mrs. Hyde, all of his!|of Cole County Circuit Court in imum, In ape — a a “ , others er seers = a girs deputy under Helimich, 18 _ Victed mem will be released on : : Bany., and he then took charwe of Chabrie. then, of ae wie pictures, jewelry, furniture, per-|the St. Chuarles-Warren. case. fn | Maximum ge ag oO t pec: # qu a As eae — up eneada an months in prison, $1000 fine, / bend through appeal of Judge ; 7 irove's hote! property, Grove Park aition | sonal and household effects. These sustaining a demurrer Dy tite com- | dee ledly, or some unknown Seen ae oer — : . ‘ th Tony Foley, former convict, St. | Baltzell's ruling against their re- | iin, near Asheville. jog Sees Se are said to be of very substantizl | mission to the injunction suit filed | reason. dresses were recorded, or €Y!| Louis County gambler, 15 months lease is slight If the Court of ¥ AS \ Strawberries at $4 u Quart. ; Value, here by residents of the two coun- “The spots do not appea~ at any “ogharetie searched, even to thelr shoes in prison, $1000 fine. ee og Second Contract. By the Agaoc‘ated Prees. : = ties on Feb. 9. 1923 The peti- | time about the sun's polar regions: |which all were required to remove. Hobert EF. Walker, former Appeals does not grant superse- ie In March, 1917, it is set forth PHILADELPHIA. Pa., Dec. 30. TWO RED DEPUTIES GET tioners sought to restrain the com- they are confined to what we would | This, ae W et Aaa is a re- Deputy Sheriff, 15 months in deas bond, the prisoners*will go i contract Was made between]. strawberries at . - us mision from abandoning the route] call on earth the belt between the | quire: ormaiity. prison, $1000 fine. : direct to Leavenworth Priso 0 : => cv =v and Seely. Seely, in asking yer htealap sc Pes i pi | PRISON TERNS IN FRANCE for No. 2 designa.ed by the Legis- | North and South Temperate Zones. Goldstein in Jocular er: kdward J. O'Hare, lawyer, one li An ooh ileal gee pre ff . at the earlier agreement be af lished a new high price for this lature for St. Charles and Warren | The large spot now visible to the Nearly all the men had $100 or year and one day in prises, G50 ; ’ 2} firmed, agks that the cortract of fro in Philade] hia baat Ey the Associatéd Press. counties, and building the road on/| unaided eye lies fairly well north | more, but each was permitted “9 fine. there pending action on their ap- ie oi ———— M17 be rese inded, as he alleges : ee | PARIS, Dec. 30.—Marcel Cachin |@ new route ‘several miles north of | of the solar equator. Smaller ones| retain only $5, taking the ers Harry Levin, former Deputy | peals by the higher court. : ‘=a Fe, 9 Mat Grove has ‘Violated his part and Jacques Doriot, members of | the original one. can be seen with the field glass receipt for the remainder. “a Constable, two years in prison, Bond Ruling Likely to Stand. ‘ I1GGS M the contract obligations. the Chamber of Deputies and lead- An appeal to Supreme Court | (the eye must be protected” by/| the pile of bills of which the Jaliel) geoo0 fine. a | Judge Evans of the Court of Ap- i —By BR BB Te 1917 sededét: ankeetiinn bs To Find ers of the Communist party in | 8S taken by the petitioners. The] smoked glass) both north and| took charge, wae Goldstein of St. Danict O'Neil, former Deputy eaten in ae Seshaiacs ae 1 —— — ly'’s petition. provided that See France, today received sentences of Fulton petitioners intervened in) sdéuth of the equator Louls remarxed: - t} om Constable, 15 months in prison |ed sharply on the practice of at- >» Was to be permnitted to handle FINDERS 13 months’ imprisonment for incit- the case wheh it was argued ist “The fact that a large spot can That ad aot a en some and $500 fine. tovneys ‘te appealing supersedeas ; | DBD WNEAS YOU GET HOME a) Matters in connection with ing soldiers to disobedience. October. Meanwhile the road has be seen without a telescope indi- | of these people ev ~ saw. Thomas F. Mc@afferty. for- | bond rulings, ite. theeshene a ae f . »> Tea Fr TO THES wig * Prove Park Inn. Grove, it 1s set r : The charges arose out of a man- _ pévrasrt ~ spam gona al cates that 1 i Va Se ei pa vtec gace ni of mer policeman, associated pur- | yer who brought such an appeal §, ' , . Ww fa ‘ ' > OSS8essii } sever. . ‘ ae BoY ’ Aim TT eT bis on doh that. if he should of es OS I cava they published in the Com- = pert con el aan —— t0 ee ae por: ceaaiaen ater were retained by permis i hata a a cao lDis- | with euparmeans. In addition, the PRER-RAND AND 4 Bt Asher 2B gyke oe a otic | Tule, advicing French aaldicra an | {POM proceeding, under the lower | sun being 860,000 miles. Our little| Sion of the jail a teen a oe Mukin, former whithg Idenmary with the trial meneame ne ' ‘ July, aAAVISINE & “nm Ss Tw cls} ch te ; ; ' Aas "ex o keep a cigar- = r . | SSWeeees RR - R Riovs -FEELIN , OMpetition with Grove Part l OSS. ,and of sufficient firmness to per- | were i he ut traversed by the] to jail vesterday in default of $12.-|locked in the cells after supper a ier ’ receive ° ah | See}. ones pound rape ores d mit skating While a scarcity of] roa “a peice a pete thee 000 bond on a charge of stealing each evening. but during the day the only visiting day: but men who same sentence as Goldstetn. Hell- 4 " he dl ga y4 sage Rope eile te trem — on er kone a. ‘ice skates was reported and none ante in the Sctiiantteme by the| 5 cents. will be permitted to walk in the | are held age BL he rte ‘nace and _w halen, namely, two : elichin “A lee athe 4 ! Tiss theaweh the POST bea to be boughtsin the stores, eeveral | Legislature Geuher the watts Clark. with John Jackson, 1s al- corridor and visit with each other, he arded elsewhere, ave the priv- — and $5000 fine. were Morris 4 te ro Se oe a )R | PaTCH Want Columns than se ; ed -er| leged to have held up four Negro and with visiting friends. No re. /|ilege of receiving callers any day. | Multin, former whisky dealeg, and red to persons of moderate | Dhroueh ony other 8. Lewis | persons who have moved here from | opinion, the commission has power ee Sow! Bot Th of a nickel. | striction will be placed on visite of Lunch was served as soon as the |Harry Levin, former Deputy Con- 2 (Ng RG ea a SE area ete te ee ee ner ot “saakean friends. For the inmates serving men had been hooked Rach man stable, both of St. Lowa Saaes a ee _..'| pass. ; a ignations. . has not been arraigned. sentences in this jail, Wednesday is Centinued on Page 2, Columa 4 “Uoutinaed’ on Page 2, Coleme & 4 -_-_ . ae | a bs
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ele A re ting lin we a he Bish ce ne. * a 7 sf ~. a ee ae ee ee a ee ee ee ee —_. - net Sm y ae eS ST.LOUIS Pusi-GiSPATCH WiiuNbsbar bs oeNiLNGU, VELLMBER Sv, STORY MEDICAL St. Louisans May UFFICE BUILDING 10 GOST $690,000 -_ Structure Will Be Erected at 3726 $Washington Boulevard, Beginning Next March. ARCHITECT’S PLANS ALMOST COMPLETED ——— — Enterprise Being Financed Exclusively by Physicians and Dentists Who Will Be the Oniy Tenants. : P _— sha’ne ‘ ~ hospital, X-ray. patho'os | er. boulevard. it Was anr need da‘ ” ee - by representat:ves of ©° er p he ‘i= . . —. * - e * oa - } Sicilians s&s} iSO! & © pial honor of the e Dr. William Beau rr t. ploneer St. Louis medica Sscien‘ist. will be owned bv a r poration ’ n h phys = ene dentis‘s ‘upying quarter ' e structure , - e x . stockhoiders. Occupar f offices in the buildings \. e subject tc the approval! the board jirec- : " T —s . - SOClLe@rTy eS, .. ims d | specialists seeking ° ers the corporation must ode ' 3ched for byw their respective professional organizations. Plans Now Being Drawn. The ener has been the subiect of discussion bw a group of some 49 prominent physicians for near- ly two years lt wae first proposed to erect the bu'idine t Granc boulevard near Washington The present oca’ion, the stte of the a Charlies Nage! home, was cecice on recentivy and plans for the bulid ing are now being iraw?t The bulldtne wil) front 140 feet or Washington bovlevard and -»« ave a depth of but 60 feet. Tt shallow devwt} is to permit «¢ a ex’erna gent in ail oifices. which wili face on a dividing corridor rumning east and west Parking facilities for tenants and pat.ents Will be provided for in the rear the structure, entrance to the park- lig yard being bry a drive at rhe eust of the building Conetr ‘teers _* ‘ho > 2 > = begin in March according to pres ent plans. with occupamcy >probad.» next December The cost building and aite has been estim:’ eg at Seu ba) A ; ind Necessar,. for preliminary finan: rg ham bres ove a.) Sect! be ’ Ny +h, rir ey Ort ve tenants, com — w > ee the Rea ("oO 7 a etek es tleer bes at ig eo rT) ee gRente«j ™ 7— s,s 'ransa _? » \ > Nl i‘aw a al. | ~s* ua Ce "os er The hospita ted "Bee.. anc some , ** & " rat Ortiesw - be on the top floor Orher labors- tortes w TT we ¢« >. . ths ot ment All w® © operated as pr Ya'‘e - niterpr @s ~ ’ o fF «4 =" ° 4 ™ purpose ‘”s modu ’ eT ID rs a’. Ten > "7" + 6a *woor ‘ ry ‘« wv Pe" ~*~ " g an at a =e 7 ao ‘ - se 7 > =r . .* : "ho to ton ,° . 2 Hospital for Lkuanergences Only ~ ; t . 4% ® re i’ : * . o> ed r’s > > ” + m Sin . J — : 4 , ; " arr * rr, . > 7 -~ * " : + ‘rT - = s \ i s " “ Tz i* = P| ’ ” . ~ , : ? ra 7 4 ~ to “ s’r “7 jre i’'er = ”* oo ° at + iro Ose 4 the enon ’ sors fon *. i” : . a . > . . i ~ . . ed > Cc os ‘ " = «a 3 . ” ‘6 “Nee? | . > a? — > 32 eow : 'rearr: an? fa . . om . ar a a 4 workadile pian The mi ae fen oe ‘”~ > : : * fT ¢ ; ’ "Zz >> & 4 spe “2.188 Of every sort. and tha Oora'ortes w! Provide meanre ‘nr every forny - wr ge > “a _ “ a4 - ~ On Tr eh ; - . . xa at : ® ,ey Tu ~ and ac) Py) ‘rea’men? can To on vt fered 'o @ patients. | is believed The holding companys * af ores a a * h& ~e% a ent in ® process of tncorporat > are ‘tna m area _ e " — —- , wil be oOmpilieted «a sin } dave - > fer . ’ ; ~ *Tp eaen 3°..4\e8 ., ~*~ ‘ s. iare stated ST LOUIS POST-OISPATC} Pounded Of JOBAPH ULITZEBR Dex lL. isch “a ‘ms De Oe Pulitees Pupiiefine Ao Th Reo Jev ard and li we | ore t ee Mew, Dey - We venwerk AP SW Tk atin PREss Ameo a let ® efclustvely tithe | ‘he use for cepublicatieon of . oe Tepetchce credited tw ff of oot orwtar ‘Tetited im ‘hee pener ad sleo the ioe) Of We CPlilehed | hberein All) mente of repubP!t: ation of specia’ dleoalichee Yereir o~ ale (eeerwed UBS BAPTION Rate = wy | , apva? MAIL » Dally ecco | 7 rear ‘St ; her Oe ansial aves : hee orter ox mones onder oo a Leute exchange Velbwere? te rier of out-of-wew Dell» oole ‘a mith Sunda, ie « wa ge Rogie segs toe” de i _ ee Be Taken to Prison peeeervew: Centineacd frem Pare CONVINCED OF GUILT, JUDGE SAYS, DENYING MEN LIBERTY ON BOND Piea For Mers a | - - = = 4 : - 2 - - . . 4 “= _ a ™ ~d . ~ ut = 2; -—2a- -_ ~" —_ = ° = — ak be. al . =) ao -& , — “ss e _ = 72 ree = ~ - . ™ > - — — wf ag a = - > ° —s A J * 7 = -_ era ru ~ e > sa2mir go? -2 = *3 =e. se = ~ = = 2 2 p= - + 2 ~ = bs —_ - . _ ‘ ~~ -— . . - - . = -_ Be ; > i. 4 } arked e was the ma — — ac .‘ + Bee ~ “2 => arr 4 eve - & = = > 27 2 % “= ™ es -_ - -2 “er 4 eo _~ s oF A? ‘s ~ , 4 3 re r. ey for W am ailnney. sou resent a plea for Sis ¢.ient ~ = ~ . = j¢@gze remarkKkec as ‘ «wv > a >. Se: " an a i. ™ = — c ’ 2 n t ~ * > 4 ~~ . -- 7 — a" -~-A » 4 . | — ad ~— «= © - i . _ > wareocouse 4 2 iS o”™ ~ >. ° — — =e eae - % - _™ — > 2 - * = 2 e "Soc? Pa ; a . S - = - - | = ~*~ rc > > 4 ~- 4 . e 7 . a ~ seour? Sor irs e P a ~~ sg 4 . a“ - ~ - _ _ > e Fe Seer i . o = i. ST LOUIS MEN CHECKED IN AT INDIANAPOLIS JAIL ‘(entinued from age One « 1 “ = . = 4 > = > = . = = . = - am —_ ie By “’ . ~ ’ r "z . ™~ : © os > = “_— rik i s sf oe ATTACKS CITY LEVIES — NAMED IN DIVORCE ON UTIDITY FRANCHISES CASE, EDUCATOR FIRED. KANSAS CITY At Your Convenience The Scenic Limited Ar. Kansas Citv Afternoon: Tra‘n Fifteen r, Free Reclining Mair Lar and _oacn Evening The Westerner Ar. Kansas Citv Sieepers, Chair Car and Coach. Missourian Ar. Kansas City Sleepers to Kansas Citv Ymaha; open tor occupancy at Union Stanon 9:30 pm h, Lounge-Club Car. € Thru Drawing-Room Cickets amd reservations at Unicn “taticn. wr Citw Ticker Office, 318 N. a ho AND OLIVE 417 M —— ee ~—-~ a _nazorena conrosex STEP TOWARD HEMMMENE MISTREATMENT N ANTHROSTOM F BOYS CONFINED BY CITY CHARGED. *% ——_— = Ps of Bellefon- taine Farm Accused by Judge Hartmann of Ex- » tending Commitments. > — « - +> 5 welcuss re Given 309 tO Answer come e “ne to Fix Prices By the Jefferson City . . ent of the Post-Dispagh : “4 \ "7 © 7 into ar egal co mm Sination straint of tradie was taken” a RUNAWAYS SAID TO GET BEATINGS | Children s Guardians Asked to Make Investigation — Supt. Soest Invites In- spection. ea | Court against 19 incorporated Ly - oa vr ~ : > 1.5 8 i six t yout Siipp - b ip ing —_ . — _ - forth to say .“G i-by.”” There was | Panes iding membersh de! : ive . : —_— re =* ; mbpber a grasping - hands The «on | Master plu ers’ organization © Cox = _ -~s smiled courageously and for aj|St- Louis, charging they Baga. . sd toda i+ ; s ‘ — 4 : a+ . « : > : - ; . : > fleeting s nd Hellmich’s crest-/| tered into a pool or comp : : ‘ ; Rs : ' 4 ee . : aif A : : z | — a fallem countenance relaxed | Testraint of trade and to tix | - : ; ; . = 7 : a oa. suit uit BS The line was moring a Sa jot plumbigg work and suppliag | . P . / : r ; A ‘ as ° ; 3 o} be : O ma > - : ; $/,958.000 IN REALTY AND al aanaaiia ec Mi-treatment Charger! Pefane-ine *, : PERSONAL TAX Pree W BAY | ur «i: companeee Dec. 11 last. folewing dismisanl Largest sum Taken in by Collector | 1 case against the Standard of I fates \¢ has information that : “ET Oas st reg Ten ; om ; Mise Koein sinee [na wuration of ‘diana only. in whieh former AG 10 vay trom e A Present Levy ,ney-General Barrett asked whipped the us ' — - re an > reg _ urt + Set 43) 4a 4 suspen: ‘ tw . 7 Y 4g . . o ; ~ - " ‘- ’ Pst, ‘?@ : it~es es*ar 23 3. ) Sena. ’ : Be jster oT ler igzainst the > a0 4 ” = $1.9585..68 54 eing ‘ne argest 'ardof Indiana and make the aces e oun cted ector Koeln effective ror alleged violation) * 5 ocr : > - ¢ - = * ‘ - ~reacen’ “2 Yes became '*ha State antitrust laws The P = : ; : me ~ " . — yyable. The sum pr siy col- | exis > is independent of Ee . ee ~ i was §5§ : tot e tandard ot J ‘ , = + . " , . » Dit a % ” " .ue : > 3.5.7 +. jiana 109 for antitrust IAW ' . - * - " ae or he ‘ 4 e - , 3 . . id : “er. . ray : i iwainst 1 “tandard of ‘ 4 7 1) . _ — . " .* - ‘_a WITH $20,000 IN KANSAS CITY comeemes “mac were fet am -yna ws : ' fea aS : : — 7 oo . ed —. ° r 1 =. a ™ =4 . : . ~ =A = : = ad rh ~ : = . r ° 2° ‘ mn ate is _ - @ x a ‘ ?, : ; . 7 arrer toga} in . de tha . a « > - 4 are" ~- sta — : - > ‘ . 7 . . wr isiness $- r : he. 1! . : _ - ? ~- ~~ — al . _ | os 418s 7 Th > . i A TT - X mits ¢ littens r the farn AG L wie ay Wire : a enource “> ; He stated that e wou d reserre taf be puri Praised fro | foal | irt meet ent unti! the Board t ea a : 2 f Pir : a’ sigcati our “Ho idaty “FEOStS 0 eo an invemigation ve: 7 ze ° . p fs . Those good folks who've entertamed you Judge Hartmann’s Letter. at dinner, dance or ~~drans Party... Show ee ee ee . Na ; ; rd vour apbreciation New Year 's...send . » Cocina them a box of the best candy. + reer ; * » I have hesita a: : : .- ' mte “ = ; ; 4 i’ ; mer « «* - a i= a’ ga - “a Ff NEW YEAR'S CANDY SPECI reports have come to me as { On Sale Wednesday and Thursday Only Mr. Ca | Soest, su ‘ oe A - ad the c | in ® pA & 3-Ib. Readv- packed boxes...2 mm ? . inaway | . — | variety of higher-pricedlinesof Bonbons, ~ pac! re he Court, Fs ) - ‘s or ; ee ox), was * . ; ‘ Chocolates, Caramels, and 50¢ : " “ Rreggactvantltngy tent Nougats, assorted..Special..Ib. x. @ farm and ws srned he was a ™ o " on . bt ” “as Cc “eae - ad - For New Year’s Parties Supreme Fruit Cake—A Keen Special Save 20c a |b. Wed. and Thur.. . Ib. .6@e ® evidence of gross cmistreat St of Loys af the farm For in ce. lam teid thar wien 6 run Soy Ww returmed to the tarm ia fel on bread and water for: ree Gays and oightsa, @ made to . =. T) ‘Si upon a tine fact the wall Pecan Coburg Stouen ° | » ee . j ' from 19 to 30 precy te th Glace Nuts, [b.. $12 Salted Almonds, b. .$r.90 © med that when the doector Ivanhoe Bonbons, |b. $1.2« Marron Glace, [b....$2.99 7 Mes-he is fo receive a certain Patty Shells. ee Salad Rolla dz ......2 "TDer of lashes across his back Y information te that the doctor Laver Cakes ....60c, 79c, $1.00 and $1.90 . "se three times a week. tocliud- Tea Cakes. Ready-packed., 1 & 3 Ib. bus Ib. .Scc Sunday, an@ che whipping gir- | "9 the bev eccurs when he & rr =) ther Ye may certify to? extent of the injury tf sar No Candies Like Busy Bee mn fren wm a 3 or 6 wech wide —_ ' the @ears used fer whipping | mitted Sg _ST. LUE F “ N SG * o se &€* © * .< HE hor fifmet right, the | azo when : three live Golden Me ce : . Tied . nm = ea WS t rat _ f * co os) les. Ty er aie mistreat t
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- = - = a ~ — — ee ee a — _ LOUIS -POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1925. ST. LOUIS POSi-DISPATCt. - —_— —_—— —— —— - = — = St STEP TOWARD HEARING MISTREATMENT © Four Generations Honor TW) MEN HURT MERCHANT DIES New York Welcomes §7900STOLEN NANTFRUST CASS oF BOYS CONFINED. — erean’ on Jo 50 Years’ by aiToMOBIES FROM WOUND BY 2@# First Jazz Opera ‘Wy py onppeny efendants Are Given 30 Days Capacity Audience Fills Carnegie Hall for ssettssiew a FRY CITY CHARGED DIE OF INJURIES DRUNKEN:NERRO Premiereor13sm street” Based on AT DE COTA) MIN bine to Fix Prices ; } . Life in Harlem. By oa cone ge ee ee a | | | | | | = RK, Dec. 30.—To the book, written by B. G. DeSylvV®), pea meee ee lings in . m4 . " . >. / accol vr i ey r)\* of . lling Ss: Per" } q.. love } is ! | i - F | eo oer’ “a WE Fa RS SR, Ae aes oo. Oe dge Hartmann of Ex. . 7 ae a . ae 3 ' ASNT . es ae ee ’ : epee” sg teipgmgasait ' Asso- F. tending Commitments. ’ ie : vf ornets, the loves and hé | erga ag a Apt ee ners of ay ‘ a i. 3 | _/f ex cent. mas Day. Hiarlem were displayed in the p intention 6f going te see his “Me ployes and Customer. ; ring ‘gal combination in ree PRtNAWAYS SAID Sper al to the Post-fepalk: DE SOTO, Mo., Dec. 30.—Three men. two of whom had blackéd es in an effort at disguise. eld up two employes and @ cus- tomer in t! American Bank on Main street he 2. m. toda: « ag ate ee today bane TO GET BEATINGS SERRE . re to blis itil Ne ualin ° . pleadings in the eas, (Children’s Guardians Asked : ' ; ’ C"covi?t 2 ef See ewer or oo : ans |General aguinst the Standard i spection. Pa MRP an as 3 : | 15 Pay reet, and vw vas identified by Ansel- | wpire ya ba = 1 (a steer am ites a. coe aptaieh aan oe on 8D a ae Ser cegy ., Sluns ove as 4 See -_ ; ji . : nter) MiQUuri nd ai red nO ana 10u! her yp : : Vas il on : b. of a wom Hart, former! ith the Chics “Mahoney, cashier, was talking to ae oe = ge ge and tae nie al Oa. Ri tae Ie a 4 right leg esse besuil ‘Thal vere in the ‘ore 1 a) Od intuitior n he, era C | William Houston, a customer, and ON and Ketining Co, | | | CR oh he pst ase | > bo Sis Lutein oltre. , rreat at 1 arr Stree Vi lo { To a cafe ernte? singe) niten nd Ge Mrs. Thomas Burgess, a stenogra- granted 3° days for the Bross Nis: | Ss ¢ ' Sante Se, F , 3 , | pat tO ve as ve a iy : eee fas, ‘| tainer, f Vi, the sv hear f shwin were ca! fure the foot- pher, was busy at her typewriter. ower, “e ‘e , : * re ek iy ‘ . ' co : ' . aa ny etation. leacrit m leo t gamb! sad Wie lousy lio several times The three robbers covered then n told, © Attorney. a1 . rint nt Bee ee : | - | 4 rhe treet seifas 1 Arthur, 29 prvae is . th pistols and made them Ile on % . D . 2, last, filed ee : é ; day. . - ! a its: Nae : . ' = , io procecdings in Supreme fe! ee ‘Ag ser | Bt cara + of 3928: Weet Bells plsee: JOHN W. DAVIS MAY BE SENT 32,c0%": Shite cve men suarees | ; " ; against 19 incorporated com- ommits runaw; se my t. | * = oa Re: : “4 ear ’ _ +) ) lia | = the case. ee . 7904 arene se cnalilrend that {3 seen td eS pe B jariven by Innocen ||_Anselmo told pottce after he was} SUIT AGUEAST BE 110 ARMS PARLEY BY COOLIBGE| oe eee nee eres ove 7 . 7. ? 4 : . master plumbers’ organization in yrt, CC Sa Tose lia: 2 “— > &. ba . “a: ‘hee ‘aT ae 4 -. : ' t that ; ante, hi House. Robison, tnderwood and . ked approximately $30,000 iy - louis, charging they hal ene n a ae riailed dar ' 3 ie y ; - oe . . at 1} , ‘ > 4 i : * . , fron and a (ontinued from Page (ne. mae - Glass Also Considered for oa * me teh ] por os 7 » ke t iz tered into a pool or combination in in, in min ~ ts ing § | ‘femen neesidentios nomines | 4 ‘when their companion had put all HE housemaidy incom parable, nna Roehr, beg celebrated her ae iw for ¢ efand 1 Wwaitis | an answer] oy: .n Derwent! “rove made !. ., -aieprepecncen Pe reported the money into a sack. fiftieth year with the Mette family last nigh Q Standing, left to , teeta ay ae re | me cali tera Sin v4 aS Vim — being considered by President Cool- ates tite, Beinn right, the Misses Matilda ‘end Marie Mette, whom she nursed 50 years ain : ee ae nrofane lanewe tlle. that Secie’s business af idge for appointment to the Amert- | Mahoney had entered the vault the ago when she was 16 years old and they to and 12, respectively. The gril v thie : Vier sel! rder: | Ne-! { ive were in precaric yndit can delegation to the Leag f door wag closed and the men fied ions ri onference A moment later the victims th: the President's an 1 : holdup opened the door, which Rad not been locked, and gave the was gathered and submitted to former Attorne ; eye ees i a a oe ine Lf ar : , : 1 harmful, { ly d n eneral Robert W. Otto. Ths late Puertmnans declar 1t Hie infor- oule | oe “ ; ons Y truck | had been doing business with the Democrat on the delegation to give ter had an investigation under way Bmation is co -t that vors'Golden Jubilee of Anna Roehr’s Work for =» «a suffered fi / An | fl y minu ank of Asheville, — a {it # Bon-partisan flavor. As | #larm when he resigned recently to who run iy from the arm |: 7 ‘ eS wea t¢ NV CZ! ru ling, ed Int ror th reasons, See:y : ; - foriner Ambassador to Great HPrit- The robbers in a Hudson coach cept an appointment as Judge Bpon tueir nm, give tate- Mette Family Celebrated by Party at bos 4 R= : ne Ce a Imp- Lh) He > tant , ain, Davis is fully conversant with | were seen by several passersby > the Supreme Court. Hearings Bb@@e Emer: in writing that’ ee mon "Ss i AY As 4; TO! I aston avenus L we the mtiruc. © echo _ nase Porelg affairs. ther Democrats | they drove squth out of town. t the special commissioner [tg ditional tiine has be rls Home of ,. H. Glosemeyer. (o} lievard ' e Wart’ knocked : t g Pp end | Oated. Sly ee under consideration include Hd- | Was generallf reported that twe ases usually extend over sey inst the: bevo! hut { D1 mpany : : n rite ‘ the ear ¢ the ly ont} » | ne it 8 ard M. Jlouse, the late Woodrow | were Negroes but those who were aus rother. ] tis nn 2m ee “4a ' re a tention of waivin; if rigu inGer Wilson's personal adviser, and Sen-| held up declared that they were ibe cx rust case against thé Mistreatmpent Clarged ators Robinson of Arkansas, Un-| White men with faces blackened Inmpanis = “ as filed on Peferrin: 4. ? 4 rant an 1¢ rwood of A} il eee F and (;lass of with burnt cork. oOlloOWwI & dismis a] of “gross iti, ‘re } thie io ' P : 4 : ae mm? } ' ‘ 7] Lif be] O° , : j a ~ ' . c ile \ ’ Cl = u al ; . \ ir. 0 la. ’ ee = Standard of In ates rT) } : \"s : ‘ | r il i . ‘eg. . rey] ; , a : i ; ‘ i _ . | 7 4 ‘ ; , , d Or lf ad ©) iif fi if Pa j Ti. Lie : HEREDI SOLE CAUSE OF -h former Atto ho run away from the Far: re | Anna, wh | cooked , ‘| died re she Was ; . nd pped into the pa pan natic pistol] wit i.d-d shells Uer az ment W A S hite House is still inclined to ex- r) SCEonss by the house thther of | a bbs enerations she wag raised ferman com-{?utomobile. Baumat " [and one empty shell which had | tr pany, ate thee when he \ienmemme tte suspension of jthe cottage in whi ee f the Mette ¢ eamed hap-' munity ne Highiand, 1 the ‘ify mmed, failing e ejected afte ee ee pe aiso a former Secretary of die an ous ai Rides wit i sirap tire Pots 7 e to St. 1 FOU Ss°Tv- Two Men Hurt Wheo Auto Truck "ein; red The prisoner, oa aS 2 ong Fe” Breen Ge gw Rea 4 ja ‘ ‘tte a. SP OR NS > as oO ; _- ‘ . , : , " y* ; e | ‘ — o¢ ' - ‘ — L 4 . - a4 a ‘g> ’ ; ’ —_ 9 CATNe Sty + i? «= ? yest re 5 ae es nosium tneluded Dr. Jarnes R. vw faternentse fro? veral boys wh ine Hue : ee mained at hore Mrs. Met , . arbre taysf” ape : peal, serving r senrten mu a v z iy | fs ae ollowing a business = ee. Murphy of the Rockefeller Insti ere confined at » farn nd it, 4! An . oil ni . ve; ro let in "ee ; ea ae ak begin CALIT vo ‘weeks Slog ae mg 8 ch the dav. a d: s wives pari. .. tute for Medical Researct Te on there that hi harges of mis. | #@aere?p » — ee , i?] Tre mn the ter pe t's ; Mrs. Dorothy Thomas Divorced cheteiintion ‘ reno pubis «scapes. leg: ' | hal ‘ea rh aring that no theory can be for reatimen: e bi , vahateiats ic re Ki and s Ant Kept house i) eee ; sy PARIS, Dec. : The eral ee Oe ee hapter of W;: 7 : _ mulated at the present time as to Runt So . mf . 1 “#7 ) ' } »* Jackson Day. ay » Sy ie , ~" tle cause of cancer, T)r. Murphy) he Judee’ y % cele he ; asserted that recent published an- : banquet and ball will ' rouncements of jsolation of the meetingz at the ote’ tomorrow | Camcer germ by Dr. Gye of London pme from an unrevablie rource ‘ : ehh | me of ang ot ane rf eg 0 C $35, 000 L (} - J (Dd uid to | £ r hou ira vanerees ) night. George |] f Chicago | Working In collaboration with Dr poe ss he / / i He wated . wou!) reser’ A and } i a yn l , — P Sar land 1 oO HIV ~ F AND A IM NY ‘ , Theme the mericun hand) — ‘ nen ere “Ti. is Supreme Justice 4 ', fratern- farnard. were not to he arcepted , . ; “> ; . heal a : , “oa 1 ' al , ASIOTN? \ ‘ ’ fe « : ‘ : } ' } } Slierds: : & . Tr) } tr ’ ; "1 ; il ved fir fd M r ading y er com nti! t] we Einmment With $30 in Gold. peesiealr pee Ee e FOR MRS, SAMUEL GOLDSTEIN! 222 ity. without impor int reservations hey yur vicnuly oF ia ) “ : rt | he | faxen thé ‘ #H cae asi oe $ ' seg 3 ia romethe wath the Decree Granted Day After Filing | 7 . . tel hy Oay ? y tne lade Mette of Petition Charging Desertion (ren “Tes TO Pe a eo ee ew ee | ‘thYer KT ESkELHORS T 4th Your “Where Alusic Ie Swestest” 4,“ ee ay “Hosts... lks who've entertained you | Redet tarénenn’s eor Theatre Party...Show oe | warms ‘ her sweet disposition and how Why, it the home I ha ed desertion, setting forth th: tion \ew Year's...send iarin's Ghardians fitlows: Always scemed to be on hand/she said. “I expect to stay until! vere married Sept —s the best candy. ¢ rer | ofl ere oe J jos . Ee dasek ane sort TR PUA D ei OT etc Chin cikichey gneleed “Smile Right Through } ‘oat , " , , : ——= = - —— : : ’ aDpesaranc: l-ing ani} ee SNM cecil cuss up the over father linstitution, and or wearing of the sul New 1926 SUOMI BERCIARO 9 voces crore cae Perce hMSCs Gate sare ERE will make it enjyale wi sday and Thursday Only | at ) vi oderate ily d | os ‘ , .T? : ‘ . om e.g tarre han forces {mann by bore whe confine; the National Ban miners And ——— ae s Party “Td give anything eadyv-packe xes...a nite of runawa! ys be- | boys to place their heads between at the farm, and whose names he [D€ Name ob bs or Cage pica Accomplis it with these ... . . ” -pricedlinesof Bonbons, | iat fixed by the Court. The / his lec ding t] a that man- @!d not disclose, contain in su itz, M 2 Pp nee if I could play the Piano! aramels, and 50¢ } | . thi | boy ran aw y fron sod: pom aM 2 - boone | es adie heat | seth pba: ter re RUMOR OF EX- SHAH’ S DEATH “BERNESE” Assorted Y OU'VE said that. Most everyone has, at some time . ° " . ’ ’ ’ . > . ‘ ‘ 4 7 5 a *> . . ’ ‘ Bs : j a ‘ ; - ' ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ i ial i . : '?' . . . . . . - - o % ~ * + A a* . ‘ 4 * oO? ’ 4 fy . “A — ‘ - 2 ‘ ‘ . ’ —_— . . . . ‘ Ain * ‘ i . ka é ‘ ‘% ‘aos ; 4 : . ‘ “ - . ‘ . ‘ I ' ' | ' ‘ . } ‘ ‘ i. ; / . 7 . ' ; : ; ; I . ’ . . 4 , : ’ , ’ P 4 ‘ . . . . ; ‘ ' , . . — SD Av rT ed..Special..lb. OT At ee : or other. That wish need not go unfulfilled. You “a Copy of W —_ ping “Permit.”’ i aie , , Jv ae Milk Chocolates can play the Piano. Y ou can play e | : ! lolasses Taify, the pound 40c | | = peuced agali big Sevens: So aes nist : s a ae ee » fe. a ee SF leraaeeretieg:: nad Stuted Regular 80c Lb. Kind hat ixe rT) ’ ; | eda . ; . : " : 4 2 " ‘ , | PauUrtvert or? . as roe, Sawyeee. ee ) a had ormimit i cid Delicious assortment of Her heavy milk ye » ~ ne had t Perens aga ea Roe? ehhe tae ena | ormeriy used by the BL Louis In- | | ; ern, Minna! centers, hocolates...the finest of all— Mut that } =U ces ; Lh ” Peud’ } hip? 1 & T technique. You do not ¢ven touch the keys. | Punishment for Smoking. pm ie capa i "ote aie 1% i ae rtiet ' | wee , — Come in. Try it. See whdt you can do. You'll be amazed at your attractive playing. read and Water.” other instance of mistreat- :the request being made by an of- day an? cary 1 r- | ie ; reat wet me ae Bee hi ie sce | : ) oem | n fr ; meg | Devil's Food Cake Gulbransens are nationally known, ‘450 ’ ’ 4 wr ' —_ rr , " » 3 ; ‘ . . ' . ry , . : 4 . . . ' - . la ' ] : ear ~ ar & . vid } , . oer . ry ety ‘ he co r OF house ij other wei “Ve 2 . ' aang ake: ie - , . 4 grins ’ ‘izenms. Hank Bide VW eat , ike Busy Bee ( “ : . " te 7 ta} " ’ ’ or . other i uiosis. . Ben: by oro ———E — ——— ee ae a a Sra Marron Glace, Ib... mee > De in f receive a certain Childrens Guardians is the p: - Southern Pines, N. ¢ Candie inf) 5 l’alm lle ; see ; —_ > — 4
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’ m id ~~ . ss ital - — - bal ie a ¢ ae 5 ater apbdin s* ~— ees ‘ae fe hat E56 ow oe IE Ya Aili, “22 2 + * hoy o ooh 3 eric ee ie ated ae 7 . a PE ye ~ ae ee eee = cp EGE AIDED BM 90 a5 eS é./ ae oe nod c a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SS" TWO FORMER CONVICTS See oes" FUNDIN CITY JOBS | : b ! ~ ef ~ . ™ : ~ oo .S ss ’ | . nl iH ) Pit, eee tf é } HERE IS A PICTURE OF ct ag tigtta pstmt A vf nt i GRAND-LEADER > — _ _ ——— a — — ' AN OLD-FASHIONED porge Kuptky. alias Sam WASHING MACHINE ore in te : ACH day things for the better learning to take some toll anc struggle out cf «tbe Ufe of the womer fciks. Mod- We are | P efarrm3 : a of the | a a =: Sten RE ee OG sce |S | 97 Fur-Trimmed Coats $ Q>9| : erm iauncry methods have iets ; : _ : - ave 2 eurts Taisec the standard cf living fe ma at | ~- | YUCK se req cone ance. ana cone in most homes. Let our wagon : Rice, althoug i * : call for your weekly wash. The rere’ pen i = cost of wet wash is moderate 6, oi" ' polite on : i 68 Coats at i Dd Coats at and the work very well doze. 48 — i and ut ons ptt | . $4188 $1495 Wet Wash. 6c ib. S : ao a 5. i A " 7 = 2 ne Mirimaem Buzdie, $:.2° en sé : L110ns a | ¥ veiour: ! - 2 moce = ieee,” a ou id never Be n , it suftts eaverette * sef nutria, tox ’ a i - — Hf ope - = e e - earec cone Wet Wash. ar 7 anaes ed = es es . oe ow >. = 1 Women s Sa mple Shoes. $i. $4 = FIREMAN FALLS THROUGH | “Children ; Felt Slippers. 5lc , | Wr INTO BLAZING neon cheery Bog Hi sarye ie singe cing) 5 ‘ F : : 4 aot L'vermoueme Ys srneke at ; Baggy Knees? | som We'll take them oat! Assists! i sands ss; semné slightly impe . ~~ oo > . P a Sapeen Children’s Shoes, $1.24 the Dest trousers — 0 M: : : oe ey ae they ll quickiy reform in s Zz inc >s : the original smart lines if _ > 2 ~ ul §6iet us sgape your . othes by our new Valeteria 2: Me s Sh $2. 43 Pa m ress method You're N en: Ss os al ee vertised im the Sa‘ | $7? pairs gh ane is toe rday Evening Post : | Dia “ an with Goocvear we. i sc ..% mee and deliver when rou ——— : i ' c= Bx ubder s -* Wish : -* | m4 ’ zes —& | . . ~ Man's Suit Cleaned, $1 ; thal UMION ELECTRIC AUTHORIZED || _S22:cs, Drsssesz stort models Morgenthaler | 19 suy xeoxux DEVELOPMENT | => a ranins : La = ai ' - a > — Mate Publ e Roehi “ea , : Central 5020-5021 on a ™~ rey Da Pum oasc of Steck Por en ' North Amertcan . = x - _ — —- . 4 - ~— ra reo Checked Woolens. $1.30 Yd. r | - > ee - ——— a Ccses 40-In. Black Canton — ol. Zs Yard faTUGUs *O Otler Assorted Silks, $1.00 Yard a VOT) brocade, - - 3t 3 $..4-arlc-wooi *ec KS ~ ing «ae mcnes Wige Brushed Ww ool Scarfs, $1 t mTiace Ct p. it grade brushed w ae come ima ~aps to match, esc ee ERE Be ote [ : == moms; STIX, BAER & FULLE hop Thursday in the Year-End Sale ine ads ‘ievectee- 1 Involving Regular Lines and Holiday Merchandise of Limited Quantities W omen’s Girdles, $2. 10 High-grade Gire es of . - aie 2c - ~s = a) - - e.astic: several styles and lengths a good assortment of sizes to choose from Louise Girdles, 69 ~—* . 7 . > - Jere Girdles of fan ‘riped mate a aric eC.Aas SuUltaD.¢e © wmrsses arc $Mall wome good range res Long Corsettes in side-front fastening >. 7 a > = a > . . style with deep section of elastic in sides; -_ se 72 re ~- = ‘“ «=. ° ee, es ass = ; ~ > are > ~- —_ ~-- some ww" - os is Fore = sci e'ec’ wf See © = — - . ~—- rad 2 - a - _* _- _? - _—_ Lz > — = - > 7. al eter? te e rodaes ss _ ~ = -= a ~- -_ = a = - _ = - ~. 2s ~ * - = > eG ~ ~ . _ —_ 2 _ = rr = _—? & aT? > > -_ ; a ectrTes -— ~ »& 3 ~~ —- = > >" 2 Coat mode: 2 Orogen sizes ave De- come soinc trom display me in Carcinta. - ma’ Women’ $ Fiber Hose, 35¢ 5.2 OC EINES LY iaidS , Sn aoe ye Duals wide IsziTec ~uartity ee zes : "aire -—- ¢. Women’ $ silk Hose, — Pair A ; 3? ~~ = ~ a! . ~ ; Ss! "gs wit’) t-seamed back ‘le os z Sp.iced .tsie heeis anc toes: al] sizes and = > a —— t — Hose and Garter oan 4 ” a — = r ~ = - —- xe gut = ee - ess. a" as - eng* — > - most a. e Children $ Union Suits, 5, 49¢ An odd leo dren's Union Suits wi tc arep | sea‘ SR -s.eeve 40. 4.€C-.CngtS Boys’ Good Blouses, 9c About 260 bors Sicuses > a .ancyv ccocicrs me are s eu a. nf ‘ete Flannelette, 2 2c Yard Heavy quality. light colcre striped Amoskeag M ‘Cation Seser F lanne!- sees dm GAR cee Japanese Cloths. $1. 19 ware gize apanese idodie woe with blue designs: hems ne © 7Ox , 69c Pair A group of :828 pairs of women s ore - —_— - ~ . _— > ~~ _— . --« yO e Ser | 5isS-SUeCCE iD - ve uu —_ "vec =— _- ~~? ~ ~s« . Sac mes =". ~~ - ~-_ ~~ - a as ~ Women’s Gloves, 39c Pair | wo-clasv am Lede e sat may be ka = —T. . ery pw or -ec — ~ Handkerchieis. it +¢ c Each A lot ot 38ce Handkerch Ten and . women; cotton and linen scmme Mmussec anc so ea . Off Choice of our stock of shaving stands and mirrors 's Off - about 260 pieces | Plated Hollowware, $1z Fruit bowls, benbon cishes, trays, etc 2 the group i Novelties, _ . Off : fi The coilege girl and the Candlesticks with candles, metal trays, ash receivers, bead ff | from these special groups, f mats, scissor sets, ‘git ft sets, etc.; Soo ) pieces in the let. styles including crepes de ch tinselled or appliqued efiect ness wear. The sizes range fi Soiled Blankets, 14 Off i Blankets in assorted sizes and qual , . -~+ _—- = ore ~% G@«tne a we > - ~s Wit S. g°.ayv Guar As SO ili Men’s Gift Sets, '= Off -e suspencer sets. buckles. be! ts and handkerchief imciuced are e set 3 Off se* lec. ; Soiled aa 3 , Off : _Amechang and Windsor cotton tlanneiette mm the two-piece y.¢ Babies’ Knit | Goods, ’3 Off lo th are sweaters, leggings, bootees and caps: soiled Little Tots’ Winter Coatay 3; Off ———- ‘re litte bov or z: ri] who wear sizes ¥.es suitaDie tor Mace -): —_ eee ee re Ta ce ct ——_——.— ee Ee eee reliable pelt chosen for its services Muskrat. sealine (dyed conmey), a and others youthful in tone. Fur Dept. —Thirg — 7 a ol TT ims a. > e a. e =. . [ec Cole Chests, 20 . Off : Walnut-fimished and piain Cedar Chests, mace of seasoned Tennessee rec ce casters. lock and key— b. * : to ac Lbownsta.rcs Store.) OO 8 er Ee ee ee tert" tie Smee Men's Fancy Shirts, $1.29] ; —_s + ’ £ ECKE — and collar-attached styles; tamcy str hecked patterns; come in broken s$1zes. Men’s Knitted Ti 4 for $1.00 Men’ 3 Broadcloth Shirts at - i A- >t mens These Knitted Ties i ein a Shirts in white 2 a large assortment 1 ft ame colo good patterns: each i) : oaks Gi ew tat fancy DOX. Downstairs Men’s Overcoats at t$ aaa toi ae ee i - Ce ae Special Sale of B ti1tt img oF TES ene All-Wool Ove ia Hin oung esas s Trousers, $2.69 lored z ixed materials: neatiy tal ne w ¢ bottoms: sizes 30 to 30. vnstars Ste We have just made a very ~ : os . -- oe an Eastern ‘manufacturer at 4 sion im price, making it pe extremely unusual in boys lined and self-back Overcoats; 110 Well- Made Dresses $92 95 IMENS ata “asses res: tf woo erseyv. $i1.4K eponge 42nc move. psa CS anc jee - ome anc two piece sty.es S4aCK All are new styles—made English box back and © un the newest all-wool anc Ts sizes 14 *0 644 For ect, Business or termoon wear of satin. Rat crepe. satin tse “and Canton crepe sng or short sieeves; straightiined and flared 7 ce.is Zes8 = to ayy “95 md two mece stries of flat crepe, satin. balbrmggan, = colors and ——— sizes t4 te 4 Downrtairse nc we Iecks re
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~ ST.LO WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30. 1995. | 5 (TO PREPARE ECONOMIC ; 20 Per Cent Discount | ' : on All Smoking Stands |} CONFERENCE PROGRAM | ‘ In the Cigar Department it Choice of a wide variety of styles, | — GRAND-LEADER Mises 66 aheo~ttata leer.) Fourteen Leaders in Industry ee ee ee eee and Finance Have Accepted Places on Committee. d S a Se ‘ ’ bd special Cable to Post-Dispatch and le | ae | Thritt Avenue Sale of Silk Remnants | coperiens, 3025, br te Proms and, Pitan Publishing ‘o# The . ] || 54 Post-Dispatch.) Buy-Way of St. Louis | GENEVA. Dec. 30.--Fourteen of . fac, ei —Otfers an Opportunity to Purchase Silks of All Kinds saa ee” tt ennaieane a | | = i a - at D SI ] ls | figures of the economic and indus ft Sales a. 4 eS. Bit ‘ : 7s wet Of brogaded cotton material mapa Savings. Lengths of °2 to 5 Yards— pivtel world, whe See aa : A : NSYAt eS BR | 7, | with hook back. In all sizes. Black Silks Included in Almost Every Weave ae property ae o> Dainty lace and satin Bras- sieres i ink Ss as scheduled for next October, have in pink or white at $1.00. ? . accepted. The preparatory committee will he | ; J. cs Novelty Chamois Suede y : > - meet in Geneva in February to Pe ge ee Gloves, '$1.29 Pair : om - | ; prepare an agenda and outline procedure. Those who have agreed | gt Of imported shrunk fabric | Pe ? 4 , "i. = : » as > x : lo hel and who have the wnof- IRS S ] ORE | ——— ~ men made with short cuffs and S6-inch Black Brocaded Velvets ee ficial Sleemaaian of ‘their Govern- bechiefs 34 Off uh | Siac trimmed in contrasting colors. 40-inch Novelty Black Bengalines ine ; ia hee wees, /4 | iY bo ta a || 5 emg on 36-inch Imported Cut-Velvets in colors. ite: \ Sir Arthur Balfour, president o omen’s Handkerchiefs of linen Sample Neckpieces, $1 40-inch Heavy Novelty Tinsel Brocades the British Trade and Industries Committee: Walter T Layton, domestic; soiled and mussed. ) i NY Ate EL enemas Net, laces, linens and sport 39-inch Heavy Brocaded Colored Silks YAY titer ef the Breis eee : r, 3 4 Off . my Ly, h Boar a gl per — 30 inch Imported Novelty Crepe Janettes wa and Hubert Liewellyn Smith of the 1) r er | | — Gebnes ter afternten. ox “a 39-inch Imported Striped Velvets on Voiles so \ British Board of Trade, for En- ala collar-ang-cult sets and H ; ennael 36-inch Imported Lyons Satin Striped Velvets . gland. a : nt ' . “2 . AY G v . he . ‘ oo : | : 45-inch Imported Light Ombre Tinsel Crepes wie | PS tess llgpeni a mein me . ; A | ’ -@4) } | Economic and Financial Commit- ° ags 4 Off Boys Blouses, 69c ; . tee of the League of Nations, whe Made of fine-count percales, . iH will be president: of the commit. and madras with yoke neck and A RS I. tee: Leopold Dubois, president o* open cuffs. Sizes 8 to 16. a - the Swiss Banking Association M. de Fontanelle. vice president dba § M4 Off | / : 4 . | 50 | | Radio : at | ~ Union Suits, 85c At ri Yard > ae 3 ee ee ee slightly shopworn from handling, M. IF. Hodac, secretary genera! a —— 7 in frame and draw-string styles. Women's Knitted Union of the ‘(zecho-Slovak Association ers, 20°. OFff In the Atter-Christmas Sale ot Apparel Suits, sleeveless. in all sizes. : ” | le of Manufacturers. : - 40-inch Plain Crepe de Chines | Andres Corne, secretary-general Satinay Bloomers, 75c 32-inch Striped Tub Broadcloth | of the Swedish Co-Operative Unien. ? e ery, I. Off Misses Late , inter Frocks cpa sae at res oe att 40-inch Plain Color Satin Crepe | | cadens oe aie Rae Rate | - Black. brown, navy or pursie. 40-inch Plain Color Silk Radiums 40-inch Printed Crepe de Chines | othe geal Mewes = 8 ' At Voteworth R oductions Sait Advenue.taie whan 40-inch Novelty Printed de Chine 50-inch Plain Color Charmeuse Geesse Theunta. fares See Sets, 72 Off " ; J “ 40-inch Plain Satin Charmeuse 54-inch Plain Flat Crepes Minister of Belgium. aving stands and mirrors. Silk Hose, $1.50 40-inch Silk and Wool Crepes | 40-inch Novelty Printed Radiums Frau Frendiich. president of the ] ; $ Pure thread-silk Hose, in col- 36-inch Plain Color Taffetas | 40-inch Plain Satin Crepes ng arama ever: owware, |» Off > and ors. nen comer sete: — 36-inch Changeable Taffetas 54-inch Plain Crepe de Chines Benaits Retant sane Ss, tray C.: ag ¢ of : weight; mercerize isle tops, ia Plog iP ks - a — i | double soles, high-spliced neal. Remnants included in this sale will not be accepted | tee yyy Margy ie : es. pe after purchase for refund, credit or exchange. lj Minister; Alberto Pirelli of the So- ses, */2 Off The college girl and the young woman will want to purchase liberally eee ew | gig greene 0 ore te ” . - . ; ° >a “ “ . . — * oe - P a © ’ hha, : . , metal trays, ash receivers, bead | from these special groups, for the Frocks are selections from our leading tona of the biggest tire mantfac- turer? in the world, makes ft ai-. etc.; 600 pieces in the lot. styles including crepes de chine, Georgettes and novelty woolens. Many are ankets. 1 Off tinselled or appliqued effects and all are appropriate for social and busi- | i] | most certain that the British mo- » ./4 | ness wear. The sizes range from 14 to 18 years. rysta temware . ; | tage esas adberapetan Paste Pre fem assorted sizes and qualities; wool "i pry ee Ee McCormack. Bor and Victor None of the three American ¢x- y and plaid: soiled. rhe Miss¢ ’ a ‘ S O 1, Will | perts invited to sit on the prepara- Su h mitory committee have accepted, and t Sets, 1, Off a + Hand Cut Design ymmp ony re estra I | ‘evil nares will not be ia po 8 HYuntil the y have done so. ts, buckles, belts and handkerchief iF Fk C M B . & | . ' Broadcast on January l i anteamuiiediliatal . 3 ate Fur Uoats isses oats y Ge 99 Each POG ix ce | GLAND REJUVENATION THEORY. | ie pleasure of this concert from New ergarments, I 3 Off Reduced to Reduced to ‘Ss | C — anes want to remember these artists with FALSE, RESEARCH MEN SAY and envelope chemise; also hand- : Conclusions Drawn From FPoxperi- fruit 75743 ‘You and You Waltz ments Described at Oonvention os Sores. $ $ Beautiful goblets , ; - 2 iWi WwW So of Biologists. l l 8 44 salad dishes, cocktail and 5 . — oi ™ Liy the Associated Pres, “ ] gamas, 3 Off : : wine glasses are made of fin- 78r \Silver Threads Among the Gold ' | CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 30.—~ indsor cotton flannelette in the The reductions taken on these Coats These Coats are of the soft pile ma- est quality glass in clear crys- $1.50 «When You and I Were Young, Maggie oo. —_ — Baa Ane y © "aliO as ") . 4°. . = ~. = San te . c o- > - ~ are important and the savings note- terials.in youthful, high colors, many of tal. A dainty hand-cut de- 747 ‘Ben Bolt A been proved false, in the opinion t Goods, 1, Off worthy. Each Coat is fashioned of a them elaborately fur trimmed in the sign enhances their beauty. $1.50 (Then You'll Remember Me of physiologists attending the an- reliable pelt chosen for its serviceability. styles sponsored for the season. Others go9 | BobemeuQeeee Menentie auet convention of aha ane : 7 : . - . ; ot. Muskrat, sealine (dyed coney), marmot are braided in metallic thread. Rare Imported Beverage Sets with novelty con- 2.00 (Lakme—Veni al Contanto Profonde of American Societies for Exper! i t Cc t i Off nd others youthful in tone va! ; > ~ . tainers and glasses to match, are shown in (Fourth Floor.) mental Biology. inter _oats, 3 | 6 Ss you ul in . aiues in sizes 14 to 18 years. many styles of glsss, at 94.40 to Onnee th Serene Che Gale ittle boy or girl who wear sizes Pur Dépt.—Third Foo: The Misss Store—Third Floor.) is : (Fifth J giand operations, if subjected to a = | cross-ecxamination, likely would ad- mit that they feel no younger to- | day, and on the whole, may be = en | = ‘ worse off. These conclusions were Rees tack os ee \ , - Omen. S oot W ear 1 drawn from researches of Dr. IK. ee ane ber | N. Oslund of the University of Illi- ) 'nois, made public yesterday. Dr. Downstairs Store.) | =, u 7 : ee | ) however, nm | ‘ > January Sale of Fancy Linens Choice of Many Smuct Sepleg ffi Dr. Steinach, the Austrian surgeon, ur and artificial silk scarfs are Bap 9 eR we ee em . about 100 in the lot ea ~ > - - - ee en ee et aE ge I - > ow leggings, bootees and caps: soiled. » ’ ‘i001 ‘nor his operation. : he) LAVA if E oe ‘ Relative Seck James De Vore. ‘ Shirts, $1.29 | ; iy 7A Otters Many Opportunities tor Savings $5.99 _ 97 dames DeVore of Leola ie ' TIA: sf ———__— ==>" tv., is being sought by local po- lice who wish to inform him that r-attached styles; fancy striped [fm 7 ye : : Ree, > © cae Listed here are but a few of many remarkable values ‘his mother is crittcatty {ll at her §; come in broken sizes. : | mJ : ; : . € ; | included in this Sale, which includes decorative The reductions that pre- jhome in Louisville. De Vore's ‘ brother, George De Vore of 122 , > 4 . ; 2 , , , : Men’s Knitted Ties Pei * iy Linens of every sort at greatly reduced prices vail during this sale make anti, Claw afemne tiie. nae ; f ios : ; North Clay s t. ja . rot: 4 for $1.00 it an occasion looked for- Chief of Police Gerk that - his - s These Knitted Ties come me 51 eo He N fe , : ‘ ward to from year to year. brother drove to St. Louis recem | : f 7 mstitche apkKins inen fluc owels ; | srg peer 7 : : toe Every style popular during ly in a Ford-truck bearing Ken- e in a large assortment of iB eas B . | ris foes. - pana io b tucky leense No. 24-352. l good patterns; each in | rt le c tor $2.45 At 95 Each Pumps and Strap models, in fancy bOX. (Downstairs Store.) : These are of good quality linen Supplies should be replenished dur- _ the materials of the moment | —patent leather, brown kid, damask, attractively patterned in Jac- ing this special offering of Towels— J é P 3 | :an calf and black satin. ' ats at | | rT = quard designs. They are nicely hem- of good quality all-linen huck, show- : s . s | stitched and 18x18 inches in size and ing neat fast-color woven - borders. 4 ae a ——=== ; are very special values. Hemstitched. 17x32-inch size. * : not found in every mye Special Sale of Big Boys = atytd, oll since are in the bose fitting or. Eee 42. This Year- : . Hand-Embroidered Porto Rican Linen Pattern (Main Jloor.) to 42. This Year-End Sale price ‘| All-W ool Overcoats Fowels, 95c Bridge Sets, $2.95 Tablecloths. $4.95 s. Towels of soft linen crash Each Set includes a cloth |. Cloths s Trousers $2 69 | ‘(= in 18x30-inch size, showing 36x36 inches and four nap- size. of Pte A cacgeltl Sale ot Children s Shoes ’ . — beautiful Porto Rican hand- kins — cloth and napkins | pei a en 4d 3 work in graceful designs; with elaborate hand em- wooo ee “a $2 75 t $3 Q5 d materials: neatly tailored and 2 puns ; $3.00 = mF at dark pat- and double match, $4.95 dozen. | crash, very attractive with linen bleached damask®in a cellent in quality and beau- 81, to ll.... 5 am | All are new styles—made with the popular blue, pink, gold or lavender. soft, lustrous finish, with tifully made. These Cases English box back and convertible collar. Size 50x50 inches. Jacquard designs. are size 45x36 inches. in the newest all-wool materials. Madeira Oblong Doilies speciaMy priced—12x18-inch, 69c; 14x20-inCh....cccece 89s Madeira Hand-Embroidered Bedspreads on batiste, 90x108 inches .. $72.95 Dresses of woo! Embroidered Cloths, 35x53 inches; used either as lunch cloth or runner; of fine novelty plaids and ; ' | Our Entire Stock of Boys | linen, elaborately embroidered pet BS ord ; ; | | ond Bee Exceptional Values in piece styles: black , | Skolny and Sampeck Clothes Co ae Two Groups ’ $7.50 , | | At a Reduction of ' 95 pternoon wear; of | | i Suits. including Vest Suits and Canton crepe: with two pairs of knickers, also O htlined and flared : | many with one pair short and one pair long trousers. Sizes >» > . A EO ay RE me mull ae ie, lara a from 8 to 18 years. | i Hundreds of pairs of well-made Sori en —— — Shoes, representing our discon- oth Dresses, $4.95 | | Overcoats of the well-known Skolny and tinued and incomplete lines—Ox- . in all si t ~. poo > Eilet crepe, satin, belbriagen, flennch | ae ete —— all sizes from 3 to 16 years. irre DEN | Te fords and high Shoes in tan and ; in colors and black; sizes 14 to 4 | hia een tee black calf, black and brown kid. Pownstaire Stere? (Main Floor ) (Borvs’ Own Store—Fourth Flioo: -
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Sek” ce 2 ae 5 Sunes a : , Aba = ze s - “ ‘— ~ enti: — Fe. Site tae 6 peo — = a> Cait A A BX tams Co *_ snes Par, vine . 4 hed 2 : oe oo gee te ee z tes 2 pee or | i on > as “3 Syke ee ee aes ee | Pe knaiiatadio teh Mote. OA. shi si aheom P + inde ee ee . a ee on tg g-r ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENIN i, DE EMBER 30, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATE un ST. an : ti. a 2 2:2 @inbia ea 8 tf ww fe me Ff Se stia2auaasa 22 ses 3 tae 2's 2 o's Sgreprs all —— oe . Swe " = ee ~ — ~ ————— : y, . f . > . see 1 f : — : Sand Wool Hosiery $1.79 Stamped Indian The XK 1000 Boys Sweaters Apron Dresses Men’s Sweater She neury = 3 4 for QF Head Dresses ew , . a J aoinyenns, PO é 1 - On ~ | ~ leree : sre COFFEE) for Wh =] | Ay spo \\\ v2 \\ ee ‘ \\\ et een aa che tense en A: ani | g " (‘Bargain Basement.’ » ¥ The Store for Abt - onan. t : 4 Ciieeueein ae 2 . } Bargete See a rBareain | . | SOCS OS SS SSC PSSST FSS SSS HSS PS 8 BS 2668 28 OE 8 Se 8 6 Oks, CSR OS See. FP. e BS keeRkR eee Boe armen ier i : Mee everest Assorted Chocolates, 3 Ibs... . a. fore s] MaG@e tm cur own tery. Carters . ws tecioéers pean “uste™ me ls Ciprec Car 3 Se es . ; ‘Bargain Basement. ar \ $1.39 19 dtdousdaus Bouin Bobemen SWEATERS 4 $2.98 Women s Sweaters..... -oeeenn 3 few... .. i : $10.99 Women’s Sweaters. .......... ar nélruMenta numbers ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ i WE ASK In Wishing You a Happy New Year, We Promise You Some Of the Greatest Values for Dollar Day This Store Has Ever Given. Our} Appreciation for Your Generous Response for Our Efforts to Serve You; Quantities Being Limited in Some Instances, OU TO COME EARLY FOR CHOICE SELECTIONS Smoking Jackets Baby Blankets (Bargeia Basement.) | > Children’s Stamped Dresses. te a S Serer, atta (ire ~"aiter’s sStampec om ging am anc ™ weave cloth “izes ' 4 we 28c Stamped Huck Towels > wear Stamped Scarfs and Buffet a : Wash Dresses, 2 for. I These Dress sre wor’ tem tT @cllimg * ee 8] as Much ae ¥* for_one dar ons = 100 Children's Coats. . $ x 4 ’ a price While thes Men's Lisle Hase. 6 for o Pine soba rie . : 7 - >| het | Os eitgT 2 “Kc 35¢ grade: dowrtr O-* Biack abc coh rs af sizes ae 2-Piece Jersey (Bargain Rasewmenc | es | or Diapers. 29 All-Linen Toweling, Per Dozen 7 5 Yards >] Extra bear: — : eq wri" “a eh * an orgie ms Bird s-Eve hemmed Diape-~ Os? very soft. | 19¢ Part-Linen Tea Towels. Extra Heavy Turkish Towels, 4 for ... oS sy Mercerized Tablecloths S 16c 39-Inch Unbleach Muslin, 9 yards =o >] 65¢ 81-inch Bleach Sheeting. 21, Yards = | 19¢ 36-Inch Bleach Musim. 8 Yds. | | 5] 4Qc 42-lnch Indian Head Tubing, 4 Yards... 2 aa | - * é ; oe ae —t x ) af —_ | Women’s Union Suits | Rargaie Base meer.) \ J $1.59 81x90 Sheets, Each Seamless ™ >I 17c 36-Inch Heavy Unbleach Muslin, 8 Yards | $1.39 Pad and Covers for lronmg Boards >] Oak Tabourets. 4 tor >] Silk Pongee 2 Yds. for ] Work Shirts | IN AY »" S ~ Brown : " ~__ ; Cray COAT Specially Priced for One-Day Selling. Come Early for Chorce Selection. in Many Cases Reductions Are Fur Trimmed. Lined and Interlined. Rust The Colors $ Garnet Red , Blue Tan SALE > and Less. All Sr Etc Millinery Sale ‘Bargain Besemenr : 45c Fancy Ticking, 4 Yds. 25¢ Underwear Yds. 35¢ - Oval Braided Rugs ~ ae: Kimona Yards . = ~ .-» > Each _ Carpet Samples bach Ss 39¢ Congoleum Mats, 4 for 5] Rubber Stair Treads 12 for $1.7 9 Inlaid Square Yard rd a Ss. “8 Creve. 7. >| | Men's Union Suits Boys Caps, 2 for Boys’ Blouses, 2 for 4 S Cho - (° Linoleum | Men's Overalls and Jumpers. Each 27-Inch 8 Yards Children's Hose. & Outing - tor > JF ss ~ x » oe | Flannel, | | Women's Hose. =. Beys Heavy Ribbed Cotton Women’s Union — - Hose. 6 for Knit Waists. 5 for > = .» ® * Q rsa >] sl =e > a | Boys’ Union Suits, 2 for 2 2 for 2 Boys’ Hosiery, 6 for. . . “| > 5-4 : 7 ‘ et mre ‘a | = Suits: & | s ¢ Thursday -—~ 2 > +a — . ~ - . a. s. a... wo S a arc os . — = - i zr — « 2 ad ys Novelty Suits tae ae See What Buys One Dollar | | = ee Values to $2.45, Each Ws sl $1.59 500 Brassieres, 4 for ... | “| Rayon Striped Brassieres. 2 tor >] Misses Wool-Mixed Hosiery ” . > 3 Pairs | 3 >] . Bovs and Girls Stock- ings, 4 for... a | 25c H. S. Huck Towels, 7 for a Beautiful Odd Voile Valances. 3 tor S fe os S| —— >-Piece Colored Ruffle Valance Sets S Storm Serge, 2 Yds. for >] Wool Flannel. Yard 5] Artificial Pairs Scrim Ruffle Boys’ Lined Knickers. § oo 3 7 . ~™ "ie +. a Boys’ Cdurov Knickers S 5 > hing Jackets with fancy collars cuffs. in brown and green mixtures: $5 a : = 39¢ Shi - Madras: act , eee ewe ew eses _eeee eee ’ 'ets" @ Sen s f Sha ompers and 6 Veale 3 S Window Shades, 2 fer Men’s Fancy Socks Creepers. 2 Ma‘ras 9 EPR HB age Hg Men's Plain and Fancy Secks in light ¢& we J — = ai i "' 4 and dark colors —Preken sizes, pair we -. ia B. . —_— - oie - 3 . ae s 4 : . attierns, ais ome > fo | ™ viet ea pseeeweee ; hy haces cut en’s Union Suits ; ; —— :; Men's Tnieon Sufts im long sieeve ankic ie -_— Mens Wool-Mixed Hose, style, broken sizes; $] . = a 3 Pairs for. oS Ss i a a ‘ aloes Desa See arr _ocl-wized Hew fa 1 Men’s Cotton Ribbed Drawers (Bargain Basemen‘ , ~ ars 65c grade All Cotton Ribbed Drawers in ecru color, gine 42; GRCH. * . Men’s Union Suits Men's cotton ribbed fleeced Union Suita, e ankle length style, size 26 to 44; $I | _ ‘ Men’s Shirts al — 4 : ’ ~ t+. oe ™ enttiin ind $ Men's fancy checks and stripes, coXar att Dair ef ruffle cer . alee Gndateae Te ed and peckhand style, in broken sizes: q = "er 2T° 2 \ . 7 Men's Knit Ties fancy stripe Anzit 3 for $i oeeeeeeeeee eees« ° - , Men $ Bathrobes [9 Robes—men'’s bianket Bathrobes. & -ollar style. sizes small and medium $2. Men’s Sweaters Vien'’s wool and cotton Sweaters. \ -neck shasri collar strie. emall sizes: $I each... oe ceevese — . eoth 4 e Giar and extra sizes | Gowns, 2 for Trace a - « - Ven's Thes. eece | , Men’s Fancy Hose Men's fancy and plain colors—bdroken ner, o« of ; 3 sizes ‘(Mate Fleer. You | All-Silk Chiffon . s nev es Regular sizes © } — ee Women’s Handkerchiefs: 22 for . [ E 0.M Millinery $15.00 to $45.00 Pattern Mats and @ 16 Ivory Flakes, 12 for. 2 des - washing drlicate ¢ “ : ~ ‘ | B; c, - Moxtets — seen eee @ @ le 8 eS $15.00 w $45.00 Velours. Veivets $10. amd Feits : om | $15.00 to $27.54 Freach Boom ’ - ort 6 : Trimmed Hats...... —>_+ & cAe a WIN = : Infants’ Shirts = Sleepers, Gowns. Rares , - Curtains. 2 Pre ~ x tel ; ae $10.00 to $12.56 “mart fF eits and i ‘ : “tie ‘ Guest lvory Soap, Velours wae eee Bi % . ed bis 4 $10.00 to $15.00 Trimmed | Dollar Sale of Silks Raiepesity MT Tatlored Haters Pinah - $3. Yerd VY — b orde: - $5.00 to $10.00 Trimemed Pretty | ; # $1.29 Colored D rapbpervyv o ’ : — ee ———— Paillies and Satims.......... | Femee 11 ’ i > ur ~ dma's Washing Powder, Nugents Special Toilet a $4.96 to $4.96 Velours and | ces . ---* OR 20 Rells . $e els... ..... a | : , . 5 Yards » | 2°. Yards > | Rolls — $ 82.95 to $4.95 Children’s > &£ ; pe? \ ery ¢- _ i inl ait , a , o . *- a -_ os — » . —r * - ; . ~ » a ” al \e . * -. a _ os ~ * S$ . .» ‘ Men’s Felt House a > \do wn ea . ~w a-a - »heoer (‘Bargain BRasecmeer. - - oa ' Petticoats Infants Kot Diapers The Materials , , 1G adh ] — . 2 ox > ; ; . . “ Polaires Velours Cheviots > for 3] . 8] Ch:nchi-las Children s and Misses ilies Silk Bloomers —— big ans \ we made, ar ent. - « & — > sa Bully Burkes o “y in popular strics. = , elette im pink or Sizes to RPargaine Raseme ni ears $1 : ss - S| , , (‘Bargcaie Basemenr } os s GP xe S-ES eA £ 2S 2 Sess ee eee te ss 2s 2 eee 8 New Silk Dress =) i Specially Priced New Colors Maize - Nile Just Arrived s -|E.O.M. Sale of Toilet Artic . > 7 - »? Roe bbowen Toreador rasan! b Yeu -~<de - Me ey a . —_—___—_ Ate eebeercnnee core : “- SS ea 828 38 @'e’s ses ns Sse serererets wa Sewres sees et wes a ee ee ees =
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~ WEDNESDAY EVENING, a —_ - - ————> - DECEMBER 30, 1925. ot LOUIS POST “DISPATCH © ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ee i> easiness i a eee - a = » = 4 4 “ S Pe ae hw ee ae > e : a. ' >. dt , ee 2 268 8.2 a2. 6.28 EZ 2 82 8686 8 @ a lé 77 4 S.8.4 8.8. - " 3 — - s - a. » | - a. Lo a _peanmeaes “” : r * = a La wm - acu a he - a * : - be on - La y . i oe | | | * . i = ( > » other nea in light colors; b style, brok: sp Fo ss ' gize 42; | i: ith pli Bein «hn eé ee en «eee s © et SWEATERS $2.98 Women's Sweaters =.00 Women’s Sweaters................- $2.50 $10.95 Women’s Sweaters (Second Vloeer.) 30 a Men's Furnishings | oS Men’s Smoking Jackets Men's Smoking Jackets with fancy — and cuffs, in brown and green mixtures; ’ Men’s Fancy Socks Men’s Plain and Fancy Socks in light and dark ¢ broken sizes, pair Men’ s Scotchmen Mufflers Men's Scotchine: Mufflers in check t dates rns, also some b1 olbors Men’s Union Suits Men’s Union Suits in long sieeve ankie lengt nh S1Ze€S8,; Men’s Cotton Ribbed ah tom Cotton Hibbed Drawers in ecru color, each , . . Men’s Union Suits Men’s cotton ribbe: a fleec ed Union Suits, sleeve ankle long Men’ s Shirts and stripes, collar att in broken sizes: Men's fanc\ & hye ‘ks ed and neckhand stvle, each. Men’ s Sweaters Men's slip- and coa ie atylg in _ nand combination colors over style Sweaters Men’s Winter Union Suits Part-wool Union Suits, loge sleeve ankie length style in gray cclor, sizes 36 to $2 98 o Ce ol Men’s $1.50 and $2.00 Knit Ties Men‘’sa Knit Ties in stripes and solid colors, all of very well known makes; Men’s Hose d color fiber Hose—seconds i oken sizes: Men's s01) and light shades—br > J Men’s Neckwear Men's open-end cut silk Ties in lig) ht = 4 and dark patterns; each....... 59¢ Men’ s Knit Tie, Men's fancy stripe hnoit for $1 00 ; Men’s Seal 30 Robes—men’'s blanket Bathrobe collar style, sizes small and medium “$2.49 ’ Men’s Sweaters Men's woo! and cotton Sweaters, shaavl collar style, small sizes; Men’s fancy ; sizes; pair (Main Floor, North.) [_E.O.M Millinery | tao wo th 00 Pater Hate amd G1 OD $10.00 $9. 00) $15.00 to $45.00 Velours, Velvets and Felts . $15.00 to $27.50 French Room Trimmed Hats $10.00 to $15.00 Trimmed and Tallored Hatter’s Plush .. $5.00 to $10.00 Trimmed Presy Failies and Satins..... $1.95 to $8.95 Velours ann $5. 00 Ivory White Pjcces, cach | Shaving Stands, cach, 38c and. 65¢ Amber 95 Trays, ca, $I. Py Ivory White Jewel cach... 91.99 each Kantol Skin Elixir Bourjois Rouge. Plertenn einai. (Nuagents—Mais Floor, North.) R E. O. M. Laces 49c and 75c Embroidered Bands and Flouncings 2x12 Embroidere4 Organdie in colored broidered flowers and patterns, all lrench Organdie. 6°, ee ee a 39c 99c and 69c Embroidered Edges > and Insertions 4 to 6 inch French Organdie embroidered i: qd Mainty ¢ colored flowers e1Tecty)ve for | trim ming dresses. etc. Yard _|_E.O.M. Silks Silk Remnants | 5000 yards Silk Remnants; $2.98 qualities; yard Corduroy and Silk Reshiieiiiie 500 yards Corduroy and Silk Rer- 99¢ $1. o5 q ualit ties nants; 98c to $1.19 qualities: vard. Silk Remnants 98c _ Velvet and Silke Remnants South.) ‘(Main Floer. Fancy Linens $24.50 aangetre Centerpieces inches. JTtound. kac $10.95 Filet Centerpieces Round. Kas h — 2 wee 00 Madeira Centerpceces- ches Round ka $9.95 Madeira Centerpiece—— t pattern; set o Housefurnishings 10c Toilet Paper lle . to $125 COATS ‘? = Bovs' $9 95 Flannel Shirts : a: » ] 30 Boys Caps and Hats (Nugents—Third Fleer. Nerth. 'f = QO. M. Boys’ Sale A fine time to outfit the wey for the school year. Boys S S150 Blouses OSC Pox ee Save $8 to $13 - he Ov ercoats model ls in double-breast : . ° Double r) 7 " vy are the very lia! that the best dr esxers der and and Town listers lt hKver: vines that kind of a Coat 7 ire UnuUusuai (Negenate—T hird r aD J oe + oe Two-Tlrouser Suits and Overcoats ant sD 1G Two- Trouser Suits The new double-breasted models. Th: act eve On every floor, from Main to Fourth, you will find odds and ends, broken assortments, one of a a kind, remnants, etc., in this End-of-the-Month Sale. Come, and save on many desirable needs. | ine rapee | |E. O. M. Infants’ Wear! | =’ SS Se eee a™ 4 , - - . y - - - ‘gei $10.95 Tur kish Toweling Beach Robe- ; , 65 $2.95 Serpentine Crepe 2.95 Corduroy $4.75 $5.95 $1.85 $2.65 $3.30 $3.95 (Secend Fleor, South.) E. O. M. Corsets | $2.00 to $3.00 Corsets ades and striped Batistes—not all $1.69 59 to $1 .50 Bresciaiie se to $9 sizes: Kimonos. . te 15 $3.95 Box Loom Crepe Kimonos 15 $4.95 Box Loom Crepe Kimonos + . 15 $5.95 Box Loom Crepe Kimono- sizes $10. 00 Corselettes $2.85 Nemo Corsets at Y/ Vn Price (See ond Fleer, Seuth.) House Dresses 51. 50 and $1. 69 page Ap or witho gt ara ‘$1.00 $i 69 and $1 95 Sateen Aprons mn $1 95 and $2. 95 Dresses =e “$1. 19 F lannelette Jackets _ 3 _ 89 Aprons otton sateer folly Prim —59¢ - $4.95 Nurses’ Uniforms secbve Unitentns enn. 2.-: $ . ve itn et he a a
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st LOUIS POST-OISPATCH © WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - So cimauiis. nn el = % prices.’ % —~*4° ea =~ er iInwvectiot & Moment te make. : Liem . —* m gu soe = 7 . . ~~ e 2 La a sl he price | r several] extensions Off Chinese Coast } Saves abeat 52 MOP BN cuss Immediate Relief. f his allotted time the hairma i f om — . . . > i« +. a : reason By the Asecociated |*ress Board nanan ements ~ wale > “a - c Ns co" - => - “as “zaSe™ om " DES MOINES, Ia.. * — —————— - o*? — ers - ' MArKadie * ¥ : = - — = “ip TSTIZAtling 1 = "Tracy ap t c — "g hes - ora . lies na tio ¢ - ‘ Sores ov . a nea ~ A program for immediate rele: were also > gz Ser ~ >i a“ ~ : ea e ‘s cronferer —- and Charity re ts - - bu 4 » et - m «+ . +++ w bed + as a4 asses r £2 > - On wt mn done for ever x ks « 3 be ' - an insistence om a Farm Pr " _ stead sug 2 . - r = - - a 1@ oe ©sS z = the Princ. pai Measures Gu if 4 — 4 ** ** 7 . Ail Ic wa rn aArke: ets nrer. eh ’ arn? a rs - * ae a= ? j = a ade! of - "i+. 18 | ¢ A é here yesterday) under the sharply challenge sg Senger ng a search Pic . = "i ; - «7 ’ Tv» a 2 al ress “ . ic@s Of the iowa Bankers Ase i t'mia ris « S. a! S 3 @ber~ f re rcs = c - * 405 - ~ - & — 4 _ q , za a eminte entire congressiona! “= | pap Poe aa . ase of shir -aervire p! ion - suse is . ~ ee , 9 ™~ nd - ©. r ral ¢ a - Gation spoke in favor of the “pri: tom ¢ es +4 ‘ . n J sugges mt ons r - —— + - -~ -«-« ™ = ™ . ae ae te oe —_ ~ . = . . : Nar’ tia Uz r far gra a ~*y d ~ - 2cvisa dD: @il.> ar: = tus . b) ess as Senator A. B Cummins €X- here = aN I « hinese passengers c a a . . ong . - : - — a> pressed it. aes orks i. yee ; cry armed guards in add n | Bears Others, especially Sena-o- Srn'+* b a. coat ren an 4 ‘ 2“ *y ng ” ae ae | 5 as r ellie Es CR RR fl ee 4 e wear o - A. Brookhart. and A E. Meredith arene th 7 Rritish steamer ngchow ‘* - gan Secret tary of ace - ; é 2 s ext —-* = an ' 7 as se irec 24 ew GAYS ag 4 "¢e eer Por advocated. in addition a nrice-fix i all . ‘ = ‘oe . a, Sat ——— & J -fix- _Hours for New Year Masses. as China by pirates who bad ccougss ‘aanialie or . Y —- J : . = - r g Fe ai fa: board o fer the New Year's secretec :hemse.ves aboar =e : s r 5 —,, —" : . aisles’ % : ur ~ -"S = ; _— provectead inc VUStries er- lia’ ’ sses ecpma °acn 4 are . : solute_sa - ; “ 3 »| ¢ - i= is :, Pr rr oo r arr $1 =» ) Sooke, $1 ¥ f\ $1 50 Carvers, $1 $1 25 Boards, $1 — ee — ———— _ es — $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 x HOSIERY 1 Two for. . $2.00 $ CAPS Full-fashioned silks, fancy patterned Well-made Caps; good pat- wools, fancy silks and lisles; slight terns and colors. seconds. re SS ea “a 75e and 85c $ HOSIERY *] —* | ies ian Three for Silk-mixed Hose, black and col- Semi-fashioned silks in blacks Bread Boards ww’ ors, slight seconds. and colors; slight seconds. $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 SHIRTS °] B : | . | =* 7 . . . . . , @a bd . — >. = = ~~" ~ 5s wid ~rT3 wars i) ' tes — : i~ : } : . 2 + if 7 7} '% : r a if > ~ * 4.2 &® © » c r . 4 . - . a .4 . ~~, >. ~~ -*» %, . a = _ » & ‘ . a b | , 5 | , . . i | *. . } ; ~ -an eT &. 1- sir-hea ; ‘ y ; > > ef ‘nA wr, \ —_ | ~_* It) A { Ta e a . f > J a LARA ' * . | ' > ' 2 a i A cl ‘ cl ' { r 1 . 0 t 4 ~ S| . > * 7 _ , > a aes 5 — ~ ~ ~~ % = Neat Patterns. Boome are seconas. - UNION SUITS i $1.00 and $1.25 ATHLETIC | Fime-count nainsooks, full cut, well- made; slight seconds. $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 Nightshirts Slight seconds from a well-known maker: unusual values. fp it inutile wae &e? $35.00, $40.00 and $45.00 Two- Trouser Suits and Overcoats °27 This season's new woolens and models in the favored shades. The Overcoats include Tube Coats, half-belt Ulsters and box-back models—all satin lined — the majority are plaid-back woolens in blues, grays and overplaids. The Suits are new single and double breasted styles with two trousers in worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres—plain blues, stripes and other patterns. Boyd-Richardson _ Olive and Sixth eee eastern eee we ee ee oo ‘$1. 65 Kettles, de $1. 70 ema. 1 ——s tei iia ntti A ee ee sieeepeniiie quate ee ee — oe. ee a ae ——— EE ee St oe At 9:00 7, Morning Begins the December One- DOLIAR $/ Housewares | © . Some Lots Limited, So Early Shopping Is Advised— No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders Accepted To. Coffee 3 oy for. haredey, 1 € Our own delictous blend of Coffee regularty bic a pound Ot fared spectal for Thursday, Deuar Dey only. Basement Men’s Shirts. $I Valae, 2 i . Re Skirts — siig solled; sizes 14 te Basen — Woolmived Hee i9@ metiom er beary waght. behs aod Gark colcrs. Seconds of ‘@c graces. Dollar Day Sale of Soaps Crystal White 21 wr SI Peet Bros. wi! Inerv = > : we = z ” Saad . mer White : Naphtha — 2 fer P & G. White Napbths Launcry Svap reg ar s\ze Am ' * GusomDer A-™moUur s Légh lise => naprtha soap a es - s ; . ot 22 fer $I Mace »>r Procter & - af er hs a-ce . "* iz=i% l > on - ot For « ances se * TC ales fe - -~— —_— . Lat oar — ” oa Rite 6 ‘ne ST - Pkg. $ | 0 fer >a, > White — sD ripe se? # te ‘ az a Th. ¢ a $1.65 Wrenches, § Household Pipe W $150 Tos ol Sete, $1 $1 25-$1 35 Boxes, i $1. 50 os sands, " $1 50 Choppers, $1 —— - per $ extra v0.ace 79e Brooms. 2 for $1 -rod-s!'ze sewed style 4 $1.75 Molds, $1 $1.40 Baskets, $1 ’ Cimhesiine Heels Half Gallon KReady Mixed Pam Water Pitchers: aluminem: 4-quar Vaste Baskets Ve ash Boards Douthe Botlers; aluminum Bath Room Mirrerse: white enameicd Electric Needs Cheice ST Si25 biectric Teasters $i 31.38 | $1 cy mg $1 $1.40 Hampers, $1 ; epee har 4 < rdwood sp! 65c Heds, 2 for $1 26c 8-f Clothes Progs:.. , $1.25 4-Ptiece Aluminum Sancepan Sets. $1.50 10-Quart Aluminum Water Palle. can . $1.50 Game Shears: nickel-plated..... -4 $1.75 Kitchen Stools; white enamelied.... $1.58 Bath Koom Stools: white « - 1% Rell Tetiet Paper 39e Congoleum Mats, 4 fo: 19x38-iech weeerproef and sanitary Mata ‘'™ attractive peti-ernse otis and o.oo ngs. Women’s N Nightgowns, $i 79 afd $1.49 raluere in cottes Canmel- tte Nigttgoens fol law. ipneet strig mr med with hemetiech ing and tran. Regu i's @tzee 15 te Inlaid Lincloum, Sa. Yd Twevrard wide inlaid Linelcum im tl. hariweed aod mosaic desete Seconds of $1 "49 and $1.69 Kimonos, Women's $1.49 sad $1.58 cotter Tanne ette and aepe Kimonas. trimmed wit of bone and wtth rerious atric collare and ols SS eee $1.00 Bloomers, 2 Pairs, “Kickawar” Bieomers of striped mmey & he Celie Se Union Suits $1.25 te $1. Values “F. & B.”’ Special Coffee is may be had either steel cut day—you'l! find it most
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER — ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [t—_—_-_,,_,_— SS “F.-B.” Coffee | | ’Kerchiefs S - DD Bloomers | | Sheet Riantoets | . she tor. : y ssctoose $Y | | Hae vem FF iil ntiinemttinnitiiaieiins ie 3 a eS € Our own delicious blend of Men's white cambric ‘ Piaild and broken plaid Purchases Made 5 stanredeg | Coffee: regularly 5c a pound. ao ne ea. (2 es Give FE Eagle “Stamps and Redeem Full Books for ‘$2. 00 in | Charge | Purchases Made — Thursday € Women's nainsook torn Sheet Blankets in 646x76- laced on January Statements g Offered special for Thureday, hemstitched heme. | | ___ Cash or $2 50 in Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted eae Ww ill Be Placed on 1 January Statements and crepe Bioowsers a inch size; overcast ends, > in aoa. Pe _— light shades. ee - Dollar Day only. Basement Basement a | ember One-Day ¥ Thursday, in the Basement Ecnomy Store Will Be Men’s Shirts wenn enane a : ees a || Women’s Hats A ' $1 Value,2 for || => Sa SS > 2 wy QZ: Ls ; Z LE cae amy Come FE ES | $2 & $3 Valaes — 2 ~ Xa. SS . . fe " Se: | s .'s SS —_ in attractive patterns and colorings ’ - eash | ~ Nagel taaatin Satts Assorted Gandy omens Shoes | 1.49 Wool Flannel, Yard, $j "Women’s Nightgowns, $] —— 3 Lbs. for 17 $2.50 to $3.50 Values 800 yards of sil-wool dress Flannel, tn $1 =° and oe values in cotton flanne’- | otx of the beet « jlore, euch @e Empire blue, ecar- tte ightgo . full length, inneat stripes and Tunic Dresses, $1 ~ Ff Jorea let. green, rosewood, etc, SO inches wide. a0 towne ~* -- ~’ * . , ~ = ~~ ae my - —- e-4 ~. - s 4 a EIT P ~ tri nmed with hemet: tching and braid. Regular and ricolette Tunic Dresses i: ’ : itt | 36 | $1.49 to $2 Woolens, Yard, $] extra @lzes 16 to LO mos rht slaces $1 Abvut 1000 yards of all-wool fabrics, 36 = Ba Toles 5 for $1 i aa — > a wide colored borr. econds of 69¢ Brassieres & ( onfiners, 2 for $1 @ Cotton foulard, ging- 29 Bed| Bic, dca Brastere end, Venue Continers “Ds, | | asim, tubproct -solerings: $1 d hets, SI -——seome of allover lace and lace combinations: also sizes 36 to 64. Many Basement brocade and mesh. $1.00 and $1.50 values ae 8 inch eran, as cot- . ah —— styles. ound thread kind $1.50 Girdles, Cotton Out. Flagel, ts $1 aielaetit. ‘deal for athletic or eporte. eur $1 | Women’s 12%/gc 'Kerchiefs, 12 for $ ] , -inch, heavy avity. These are ae weapon Rs Handker- Race Coescn Outin Fl: . chiefs with attr ve embro) white aad poieaae a : 39c Confiners, 4 for $1 value. we ‘ewe peg me ay J Women’ 8 $1 95 Kid Gloves, $1 material. All in he -bac 2». Good i } $1.49 Linen | Damsk, Yd. xy sises. Bhi eas ee ee ee ee ine al) ? c 7 ‘ poem ine aes ened . 75c Fabric Gloves, 2 Prs., $1 hram ‘ , ; mr 4 ; . Bird Cage cans; ready to use. | Wool-mixed « se in sem medium weight ‘ircle, ] of 69. blue demi n; large ° | goned etyie Fan y or plain colors, Seconds Costume Slips, $1 i> SA conten, | bib; wide euepend- $1.69 to $1.88 values; several styles of rs; t cotton satinay and shown in light or dark shades, | Sines. 3614 | 3200 Yards Silks 75c to $1 Valances, 3 for $I | Boys’ $1 29 Overalls, trimmed ‘with ruffles, in various attractive color, | $1.49to $2, $ “7 _Ourralls of heavy blue denim. with wide $1.50 Scrim Curtains, Pr., $] : Values, Yd.. VPare Sheer quality crossbar Scmm Curtains es ng 49 Novelty Suits, $1 button-on cot aves M1 ! f cele! rs tops al ee eo oe $1.75 Marquisette Curtains, Pr., $ | siik-Mined ‘Canton Crepe ft ae Round stwie: No. & size: “ Oy IF % 40-inch Charmeuse Silk Messaline ‘SS, Colored crossbar Marquisette Curtains, in Silk-Wixed Satin Crepe erelee Biop | Bickel piated. rose, blue and orchid. With full ruffles and tic Stlk-Mixed Brocades Boye $I 29 Caps, $1 : w900'- backs to match, Silk-Mixed Spiral Crepe —_ore style een ae and > Silk-Miaed Bengaline nixed materials. in a variety of colors ané pat- $1 Kirsch Rods, 3 for $1 Silk Taffeta Tub Silks te Als r Caps, Fires 6% to “3 White celluloid finished curved end Rods Basement Ficonomy store that extend from 28 to 48 inches Bove’ Knickers, $1 25c Cretonnes, 6 Y¥ds., $1 Women’s Hose, 7 a $l iy materiale in stirective colors aod petterse Cretonnes {nm many attractive colors and 18 rears es, cabana. etc Semi-fash : designs. Suitab! 8 for craper! - # Tops, _ heel iS ana toes, 26 D's “ 10 ‘fen nd ,-8. ~ grace ° 9 ains "Women s Hosiery, 3 age Men's Sweaters 1.75 Bottl u viene ae | | $ : S - oo $1 : S 7 I 2 P i and rein + oe : ed fe a 1 - ck at “y ‘color ! ; Special at inders, $1 “Universal” pint Vacuum pectat, airs oe frames. quality cephyr ya yarns in bright and dark colors. | ¢€ Sauniple Corsets 5Me to OVe grades. | Bottles; cap top. oi | $ 1 Women’ s sagen pono gg 2 for 31 ‘ PY " ) OF Ry ah re — _ id Girdles of Sit) Child’n’s 69c Glovg @1 ‘ values; new wash Dreseee Basement Basement - ’ 7 . P . . mis , ’ _ wae = or ornaasl pr te and ginghame. In variour si 5.08 ee ie Pees os. oo ly + Hasement and patterns. Sizes 7 to 14 years. , in st or extra él large aseortinen'. yard nen Na@s of Dents Gin ig? am tr check Did@s and fancy Ivorywhite Ware, | $1 signs _- | Included are powder boxes, brushes. —~ +I | | | 60c Sheeting, A ‘ds. $1 @q Sem ii - fashioned combe, jewel boxes etc, Many picwes wists unbleac ned. Pr PI pel , st {ting thread silk and geilk- mixed Hose in black Tableclths, $1 and colors; seconds of oa, ir yo. a, 4 $1.50 Feather Pillows, Each $1 Feather-filled Pillows covered with art ticking. In 18x25-inch size. Bleached tton —_ 79c to $1 grades. 2. rere ee atemen, || 91-49 Lb. Goose Feathers, Lb. $f der and s ed hemstit: All new, cleaned and odorless fluffy Goose s a of on sO . ; Feathers, 6 ally priced for Dollar Day. $1 50 Line Clois, Men’s $1.50 to $2 Gloves, $1 | Children’s and Misses’ Shoes $1 All-Linen sillver-b caged oofed Lfather Gloves in lined and unlined kinds. 700 pairs. Included are ~~ ~* Break fast Cc) trem 45x -inch fize, ith Short wrist or gauntlet style, for street or driving,| end Oxfords of patent, tan sucde. Brokes hemmed et wear | @izen. Art Ticking,? Ye, $1 Men’s Nightshirts, $1. Infants’ & Children’s Shoes, 2 Prs. $I EI eh a a vod in f] Nightshirte of “fruit of the loom” 200 pairs, including gg 4 low 4 buttes ; auc ' sm ral esi gn nd fanc lin and cotton flannelette. in V-neck and military patent, black and white ; collar etyle. Bizes 16 to 20. $1 15 to $1.45 values, etylee: aleao one and two straps. ” 58c Sateen Ws., $1 $1.35 to $2 Mufflers, Women’s Shoes, 2 Pairs $1 Sela oe pace See dees, “et eee dh | eee $1 29 to $1. 95 bathroes, CJ $1 = a | Childrea's and intag’ Bathtbes an 1 1es, or $1\| Corsets . ng clot! Re scofand Lag 1 ' coef sizes. Men's neckwear in @ choice range of pat Children’ s Sleeper? f for $1 Boys’ $1.19 to $1.45 Shirts, $1 | $2 to $3 Values Children's oug Sleepers with feet, doubie-stitct§8gnd cut full Collar-attached Shirte in a wide assort- Sizes 2 to 6 veare ment of etripes. checks and plain colors as wel as white. Sizes 12%5 to 14% oa sgn — a $1 69c Knitted Headwear, 3 for $1 eotton taffeta, mountec Uragon see. Capes for women. boys and girlie: of good eee We Pia BRE a he OP oT NR ee Me gee Qo eee ee ee rr? with full ruffles and tie-back to match e ‘ . ro ee A. eon > A “ ‘ : de —— ¥ Y 1oneC dec son Hiose w ny en $1.50 Saws, $1 | Household Handsaws; as- On Dollar Day—The Once-a-Month Sale of Thursday—We Offer 1000 Women’s and hinges Men’s and Young Men’s Smartly Styled ns of galva- | Sorted points; wood grip. =r | “FE. & B.” Coffee ||New Spring Dreises|| Two-Trouser Suits Special Values at Regularly, 55c Pound Thursday, Special— $10 to $12.50 Vake.at pT Egge galvanized | tron be SA A a fa s?s leat —— fr i AN Se te | { handle = : : as @ English, form-fitting and conservative style € On Thursday, Dollar Day, this OW fat Two-Trouser Suits of all-wool or wool-mixed month, comes the Sale of “F. & “Oe .-\4 7 € Every one of the Dresses fabrics in stripes, checks and neat mixtures; B.” Special Coffee—the delicious . aes, fan’ is appropriate for nnediate single and double breasted models in sizes 16 blend that has become a household = y : wear, La mae all —_ styles vears to 44 cheat. § staple in thousands of St. Louis / iy | that will be correct ths spring; : WT “ en: Like throngs of others, vou a} : models for street, |fernoon Overcoats Boys’ One-Pant Suits . ° . . . : . ' x Of he y plaid-back fab cs; | —if port in " '’ mnodg- , 2 for $1 $1.30 Percolators, $1 4 on lean Ze should obtain supplies of this Cof- wh and general wear hf flared, pay lg a mem © Re single and double breasted els; of woul or wool-mixed Aluminug B-cup aise: fee on Thursday. | E straight and Pye oo ts— ergoe aa z and semi- | ate SS ee dark col- ehonized “«o 6. . crepe ted models; ¢ : 3, “1 & B.’’ Special Coffee is packed i in sealed cartons to retain its freshness, and a ce gels p «- p on 46 ee $il 95 | o one: : . cup -} the Sa tl ° © Aluminum Sancepan Sets may be had either steel cut or in whole beans. Get your supply early In P Boys’ Overcoats or Mackinaws , f 7 . : a sees... day— or a — In black, red, green,gray, D- Cheviot Overcoats in medium and dark colors; Mackinaws or hen Stools: white enameled | Limit 6 Ibs. to a customer. No mail, coa, rose and other yw COlH. plain or plaid materials in sizes § to 15 years. Hach hh Koom Stools; white enameled... phone or C. O. D. orders accepted. garment a splendid value at Toilet Paper (eee eae: eee $1 Basement Economy Store Rasement Gallery Basemes Ecosnemtore ee
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WEINESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 30, 1925. L . . o% ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ie et he ental mE: ee ee * oe STLOUS ——————— $700,000 POISON DOT et? Swen me 0 Lewis was FRENCH COURT “DENOUNCES Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable February I : F ATH ER | , D writt hefore Cownn kilted the PLEA Td IMPOVERISH NUN -? ote ¢ ‘ e? ” . , Rejects ‘ Miss Burton planned to marry ofm : as ~ ~um a > DISCLOSEL BY MURDER to get contro! of Nis $19090.0090 if Auto Owner; Awards Sttrr a -' eietats — . . > , 2 , ' 30 Times Largrr he did not die soon. she could ad- d minister a siow poizon and the * Or —o os oi oe a ; ) 4 uid be used tn part Co cet SAINT QUENWILN, Bras _ ‘ | et ant tone sore eae 2 ues Oo mt | MEDICINE , Raiding rea wet» he - a ae . monev wouliGc Jealous Suttor rms } ‘ : e Wut) if of rt ia : ~ “Senator nll sefore ee Th ae toe on _my Rare ne varus = 7 ESTABLISHED 1550—DIAMOND JUBILEE YE AR—1995 (oT tae . . _— . . : > ; : ro Oe Killing Wor e Hotel Latham. two years ago ne ates ar aqeaaeaeene ‘ ea 2 ro a ae ee “ Pe ae So reiigg eiaeenamn eS Beet Store Has: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive to o Locust. From Ninth to Tenth ' 4 -- 3 iW WER wa to lie the Aagortatet |'rers NEW YORK. Dec. today are seeking 4 wiysterious |. ent of@ gentieman. wha é | “wenator A C Lewis,” who ww ined us finne ele eee toa -- > ME io Have been the victiro « 1UG.- wei. Poeton asid Ph or ah nome - " ay i S e ea a ul Vs ay ' »# *4 : : 2 5 : . ad = + . . eer wri . " 609 poison pict. The piot “a2 Marry W Cowan aT > , te ith : oud : oo ehe ¢. rn ly.” Cc sateen’ hk »- - ae oe Sages 2 ! il ———_——— Burton, & sfencgrapter wih whom .. asecribed Miss Burton as bie ‘8? company with which se ee ky ea Imported Leather he was infatuated. and ‘ously . , ee ee ° ~ . wounded himeeif Monday aicht —— | " tad Oo - ~~ enn np oa ae 2 -- = Broken Size Range Brings Sewing Rolls “Senator Lewis.” wh - om 4k ® ‘ yes | | ca Po und oe re oe * | yi : isa h Kight An Exceptional Buying Opportunity tf ray $1.50 Pe ee ee ee owt of the Hor: Asior hig " ef the shooting. ie wanted ‘’o: cques- ar He hase a dauch‘er > nts tiow onception and Sas saya Ue | b 10 OOD d $1 1 OO t 6 Cases are tioning tie is ineaeag a 73. «OOfirat marriage 10 i989 Marrted. fils titi as been cedicareu ssi Words W omen S $ . an . ee ps3 : —_— vears ol4¢ and a oeretaten: - 4 ‘e 29s tad "oWn2 ° : Teor to Do ‘ould ot poss Toi se — : . 5 epee oo : = _= a4 + Mime Burton. who was 2% fle rez- dlackmaile irl, her brother ered as having no value.” Sis Fashionable Footwear nae eng nae $1.00 : . ; . ‘ : . ‘ metered af the bh e : SP naic ; ?T the time or thei 1e i. . arcu - : on ———7 B tewies of Carson City a - y? (about $8 : — : Only d/ yt B -59 5 Pair ADVEETISEMENT _ ‘ RICES: me Leather Address Vandervoort Toy ry se ) mplete size choice in eacl ond Mame Bool % Crowds Are Attending ; practically every Truck ¥ ‘The Miracle at Colseum - Ls i "ad . ‘ ‘ : oa WY © ‘ | as — a aici Same or Less. idual style—thougn there 1s | an armen. | ze in the grout e these remarkable footwear values Regularly $1.25 Fair Warning! °,% as to Reedy 25 agape Cold weather time calls for cold weather needs | ro the already comprenhe: rar of style er jate - P ACeress a6 ee : . a . ‘ : - an ae ee | leather, satin or dull kid, with low heels, block lela Se Bae: | :.. Shopworn or soiled Be There's a STAR SQUARE Store in Your Neighborhood “@& | im aie — . —— Mama Dolls, large size, erig- heels or Spanish heels. Rg STR S Sates sane $13 to Sen OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS £ Star Square’s Gth Store ! tie 2 Footwear Fash Skos second F "loo -h. | for clearance, $] 00 Now Open! st cccivan sea was i acid Me ——— = | o ecaiataggae IN THE BASEMENT MILLINERY SHOP ca oe = * 75c" $1.7 75 JUST ARRIVED! A New Shipment | N Pa J ae Pa — Outing Flannel fj . : New “Gigolo” Felt Hats pis Ploos Regularly 25¢ Yard lf . > Genuine Honeycomb All-Brass RADIATORS — Ph = sod pian c a ee PLE .sa vr and PROPTTT «ale These HRadiater= have estra large water capacitr. sre made ' ef selid Brass, imciuding cere and tanks and are practically af kien Si asohss - , ; . : ra eens ore Dt a euitinesdiaen ase weer tout . : afi raciily iif PIC RC . cea , Me ah nierint an a watch the offers ita — threugkeur. Each Radiater is carefully tested under 200 Ihe. . ; i PATCH WANT Coa pressure before leaving faectery aed is fully guaranteed . 2gainst breakage caused by freeing. FOR FORDS— $9 45 Reg. $15 value, e | re ae ae a | Funaet eee eee | CE ae | . 7 ot _ i | | Withoet Sheil | an | Also Felt and Satin Hats L goers Outing Flannel | For 1924-25 Fords, $1.00 additional | td Vas Specially Priced. $1.95 ly 40c Yard a For Superior Model Chevrolet T ee ) 7s | ee so 2 Own zz Mechanical Toys jel, in am éxtra Reavy we ii Reg. $27.50 value, at ni : : » $15. 25 it Blek Enameled Case Formerly 69c, 75c, 89c B —? Cc on sale at z ‘ a pe a Regularly $1.25 French Eponge Fringed Panels 7 bear Rripes ana 8 | : a .® ——_ _h pee teem Binonetimranere ye oon staggerraboagperaite Regularly $1.50 Yard Reg. $1.35 to $150 Ea. ee eee | a THE STORE OF WO! - ‘ 4 4 “— &a 2-¢ * . +. "Oo > > s« a > - ~ ; ™ : . = s " . - ° ~ =| al : . . . . : - . : 7 ‘ ~ ; 2 : ; ; : : ‘3 =A = ANTI - FREEZE At all STAR SQUARE STORES; . Per gal., in bulk. . = . | pase Ford—Dedge Chevrolet a x x J a: Rl SL Sa ML ig Pg PELE — + om F : | >> ° ; a . | | Marquisette Curtain = Ss, 3| Holiday C ee ee La Tosca Crepe Regularly $1.59 Pair yy > £ rae ; ~-4 SY 4 | Radiater | - a —~ ; | This is the t : t the real bargecm ‘ dete that fegularly 90¢ Yard » . « ‘ . * | 4 ; ieee Watches. Sein Silverware, : are tailered te tit snagiy—R d « : 7 - . ; . . Ss oe lit efs 2 | at radically reduced prices. Our Holiday 3 have divided frents—M“urphy twin fasteners. ) : " , : Fer FORD and 1921-2: 19:34 mode ; _ . ; - ~ ‘ Scotch Shirting . | forward to each year It will pay you te’ res offerme This = @ good way te invest Ch a. HEVROLET mode! r eran Q2-95D Ferds. / . Yd- —- Fr . . " L*¢ . ‘ “: ) . | -_ ord Teuring 1913-35 Ferd Readster ‘cr Superior mede! Fer a ) = ih 4 S$ | Regularly 75c¢ Yard . | have all your purchases put on the ome ac Side ihbevwvre- ' se % , ; - ~ ‘9 : 3 = | t | fe : Zs | oe CY oi | eeorat etal Regularly 59c Yard | racti These Top Recovers are made of heavy 34-oz. RADIATOR COVERS “Vile > : . i i ‘ hl 2 6! “$1.00 waterproofed top material, perfectiv cut and fitted to replace the old top covering exactly Every set “ade of extra ee aan ai —— -etnra ¢ra7 — + yee) comes COMPLETE WITH REAR CURTAIN pantasete with seuaheiiinn Meester ng z Poncy pe CF P . >. For Fords For Chevrolet ee FOR FORD | Regularly $1.35 or Chevrolets FOR FOR $1.45 J BD ego agreeing — tine Stamped for Embroidery— ary va $3.45 Readater Tep OR CRI _ | ; ~ erovee $4.75 eig tap | 8 a ; - , ; : “ = 1.95 ! : ' eis ath Stamped Pillowslips, Pair. Sl Dollar Specials __for Gomez ark Curtninn Recover 95 ae... 2.45 eo tbeegtienconth Stamped 50-Inch Breakfast Cloth, $1 4 HEATERS 6-Volt Rubber a for One Year | : : ibies Stamped Bridge Covers. with — to Ho usehold Need ~ ; ibn . : ee STORAGE BATTERIES 4 2 for $t Savory Roaster Thermometers _ > ~~ - Arm 5 7 2 — —— : ec 125 a . : A R i Regulariy $1.25 reper $ ¢ ! —e @e Aleware (ace a French Dress Crepe ust Needles ; 1 Fleer eit } —— , | ee $78.50 re or Value for cschenes Regularly 7Se Yard = ign mate 26n ad ae $1.00 me sen 4 Le sy .00 i “a ™NIpPpe' rior Tree teria —, ——— EL ET NE ST a or - One Dollar Allowed — ope in 3 exe: ) . . Pn | Wm. Anderson Prints Wash Tubs iene Beal for Olid Battery | . oct 1.35 " FARW ni _ BATTERIE ~ hae. Regularly 65c Yard Regularly $1.55 Regularly $1.25 — . al . "~ng : =f sna ' - : —" N “ ° ‘era us«ece io . . . ss ' ; , : ; IFOLD TYPE ann nd aromcears ars the . : gor . | $1.00 wt of iginahie The rubhe- , = , : ) - a > For Ford and Cher roict ‘ese eliminates all leakage Witheet spenrral ine .arpinrg 7 —— —_— 7 . _ ° oe Baking Pan Toilet Paper a@iating writ 1 -piate. rubbe : Ferd medels. , ons cS - =? r ease Battery | j , : . waber ca prs | mported Batiste 4d | Regulanty $1.73 Regularly 10c Roll y i aet“8 t24a 479 , “7 \ valuc. wl — . = , . 2 ee ae : ee ara ; Sf aan somes of Ber we as $ “ 2*$) 3 §«©66pem) Sem $1.00 JPR] $450 = Week aed Superior mede! « he» - e : op. : buh a! : 2*~ 9] Serving Trays retet; S650 value a $1.25 Regulariy $2.00 Set Cocoa Door Mats beagreicucs mourn oe Soe 6G TO Dress Ginghams nay Or Imported Ginghams en NE $i 00 aaa : ; The “Kuta oi 1 = TSO a 27 mehes. Made 69c Yard Pudding Pans | white gold | > Oo. ee of cocoa fiber, strongly a ae Stilson Wrench Regularly S0c Each ; Rt Piaim cvlor eched rh vd ker: ret eme fer every bare: rat oe : aad Regularly $1.25 Weare Une-% &. 7 of @ Desatifal — met iia W Sass geaoe ae Sass “gees; |=” Se | = 3S | Ie 31.000 os: ~ $1.00" | See Our Stare ' 3 . id : 5 Wes. * 8S | © r3S68a6 ~-*" $] iets ° inches wide + eer. 3455 ~ DAILY TILE & SUNDAYS 1 — ise wares o Sia ‘ * ae Jon r a, ts Yeer Well Orders. _ ; . red Ws <bop— | CITY DELIVER?) . i : — , ' ea neraeniiiieiiitlaiaiias / . ” i : | 3 ASM NZL LO moar so | | OPEN EVERY * 7 * » tf Palm Leaf Table Mats # WEDDING RINGS ig | A ~
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “-EDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCR 4 — — ~ - vo oe — se - ea - we _ -_— —— - . —_—_——_- ~ , — — « —— ee —_ —_—_— oo oo oe = —— st - - ———_- = re e ee - _ os a -_ — _ ; 3 casket. On Dec. 1 the physician was tel@ sents affidavits to show tha‘ SET or TEET Moore died at his home at - at 2814 Olive street, where he was body of Moore. which we . and . a FA R ‘ . Nort h ar fferson avenue of ‘ tres ing Ailen, that Nic patient had , in the undertaking 4 , ee . A A “a? poisoning. +4 « bodv was t1Irn died and was nN the ) ands of the sla we,4 i, ‘ os A > ‘ ' . . . > over to an undertaker who, Phillips same undertaker who had handled! was not seen there by ATM Waa OH CHARGE BY WOMAN FRAUD IS ALLEGED © Ssesw2e hs SS SARS Dd he ‘ body for $50 ine physician without examining Allen. either 4 chauffeur 7 Subsequently, o Nov. 26. Ray- | t bods : la death certificate. his casket to the cemeter A if f : ee “ ] } ,805 asket s bur _ . = - , - But they say I’m to blame—for Offering VW hat ] thoug! tr were . golden opportunities to cet rich, not asking. : I had ten thousand dollars invested in first mortgage notes, Safe as our Government, and paying $50.8 month interest, When this “friend” came—I thought he was caging , a friend— Thinking I was experienced in finance And offered a “sure-thing mining investment When I was experienced only in honest that would double my money. * “Yas. unance. He plaved on the difference between $50 a 4 $1 7 ) | month and $100 a month Geoés Shoe “ , r ~~ —E , ope we nt ] had save on é‘ (Oh, the rascals are clever), Flo: aA =2 Es ce otal And warned me against asking “those bankers.” eee | : ae so See Said thev were prejudiced against him J. RUFUS WALLINGFORD Because he was giving more than “banker's . dae real anti = ; . soe mnder etrain P ’ ~ afore rdering ar investigstior Cotton Outing Flannel : ap pane Perey ite tore oraering. me Sis Regularly 25c Yard tits | ; thet: m4 ner affidavits bani yy and plain color cote ; Va ad , “a : ' s § =" ny l iy} ata ton outing Flannel in a de- , To get WORK tbat will be Rirable weight for women’s PLEASANT and PROPTARLE watch the offers in the POosT-DIs«. PATCH WANT COLUMNS, — Oy se . - sabe me alla eae el and children’s nichtcowns ’ « | ry > > and ice ping farnents; A - Yds. | wide o ae Second Flioor. : . _ . in ] ia : : : ,? Cotton Outing Flannel Regularly 40c Yard ranecy Cotton Outing Flan- in an extra heavy qual- very soft: and fleecy. nd p i -_— = & @. A Yds. | : . Forget rooming-h uses, dirft, work. ond Floor. THE STORE OF WORTH-WHILE GIFTS ON CREDI 717 Olive Street fa evervthing -thev sax I was on a “'suc ker list’ . So I sold good bonds and bought stock in White Voile | : ——— Regularly 30c Yard Preesesereeres Plain white Voile, made of ; ite ombe: varns., - an mines, wells, syndicates, ISe252S eSesese5 e9eSe$e6c$e5e52e525292525252e52$e5 25252925 25252525252eS2Se5 25eSeSeS 2SeSeSe5eSe5eS5 a. ae — Ps ° “ant ane Seeeeee ae ao | Gen. = . nec eseges secs 45 f- | + ~~? ih ta The first thing to do, Blackie, | interest’ ... and now, j "3 ) °* ~=. ate a ee aw ocemede 3 cag REE, & & . _ And t ‘Yow nuracrel | to look at the map Money. . youth. .independence : .everything— 22 3 a , ) : s well thieves: And pick out a town where smart people is gone... CONE... GOME... > . m . 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 are ready to clear out this week at radically reduced prices. Our Holiday Clearance Sale is a special event which thousands look forward to each year. It will pay you to visit our store and see the remarkable bargains we are offerine. 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. have money in banks Somewhere in this big United States People have been saving up coin for years Just waiting for us lo come and get it. f ’ POSS SPS5ec ets ct CSc } Jt, ; , ~ . - —— 7 ; itt . SPPCTAL DISCOCNT We are closing out. before inven tory. all broken lines in Tollet Sets—Ambertone, Iwortone shelitone Peur! Top, Ete... Pearis Panes Sgone-Set Rings > ‘ Light Cut Glassware r ee nein te ahah, Qian Regularly Up to $4 Doz. eo and Silver-Plated Hollow Ware. Come in aud inspect them A! i¢ mulatto of odds ee bP ~ eS E of both cocktal —=—\\ NO MONEY DOWN ‘ jear ISRoVsc Ts Peat. ‘| C a} Diamond Diamond 7 fractive : . . . ‘ ffering for New Year Aries biue hy Cuff Links Dinner Ring ee? 2 2 il] io ens In a - p a \ y= , JIM SPECH BLACKIE DAW great 3 ny 6°" $I 00 ' ye patterns tive dnillhng venture MARY BEVINS Why shouldn't I take their money? ae r Tables ane ™ ; , - . eho oth Soot If I didn’t, some gunman or burglar might, And mv methods are cleaner and more effective, Besides being almost within the law. At that, my contributors are not entirely 1 3 We merative GPrill ' without sin, [hey « a il | ) : : months, ‘ . . : A EO ‘seer ‘ee For mv appeal is to one of the most deadly j _—" Woy! int vou think, , GREFI ; aa And struck zg ‘. Be ) 7. ve, of the seven sins sREP UW! aN —- - And ask him whv he didn t Keep it himself : l thoucht J] wasnt taking any cnance at all “ap : . ai Oh, how éasilv they fall though é agg Well. I would, too, under ordinmarv conditions, . : ae srantecd or . When I offer to double their monev. nen tne GAG a é : But too late | find t! guaranice: Thevw called 11 bexa Why didn't I think! Why didn't I think! 3 ] —_ . _— lf a si} K saicsmanl Came ta vou wf i : he | ee | ate | ee fl ee | oe Foe Poe ’ ’ ; $1.00 a Week ()\Heringe an investment , > ‘ i) \ bac h was "sure to double rts \% alue in two specials d Needs | m |. 4 opie Willits, OMe i" Thermometers . Se ne tan usies 6 rip - ing od 54 +. ») 4 Actede But these conditions were extra rdinary. Did anvone ever offer to double vour money? You don't know what vou would do! ; no law against PP Investigate? Bah! They're afraid to investigate: them—no better—no worse \nyhow, I bought the stuf, Afraid thev'll find some reason why they And a promote! S optinust! promises And if 3t doubli d anything it was “ur Money shouldn t take a chance And my distrust 1n human nature. Teo make a big killing. \V hite-enam- We Alware (Carre tn Stock " :; —— the Goods We Advertise £1.00 4 WRENK lligh grade. Jor $1.00 Cae 4 Diamond Scarf Pins rm? os e. : . ’ ’ Thev're just as cood as the people that make —— a = Are more entertaining than true. _——_ Potato Fryers cope: pry id heat, 18-4 Regularly $1.25 . TF a “ te gold - . 44 = ~ te. ” in | " _ 4 A ‘> . $ | ()() ; \ 7 , / etl / 3 | : ” ~ ’ | wn? whit Dia ’ 7 mond and Toilet Paper ' 8 V7 . ne 4 ala bale phires rr iC semana : 9 Roll | | : $100 $50 £1.75 a Werk ‘rand 1000 | a) ea °/«. : ’ th, Pin rhe = $2.5) o Week ~ 1 . $I 00 | $4.50 a eek Other Scarf Pins, $17.50 to $5.00 i.« 1? . 45? . } INVESTIGATE FIRST™ASK US OR THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU REM white ee 25252525 2525252525255 e525 2529525252525 25252525 7525255 F5e5e5 . > 2 : sii : _ Elgin Watch Palm Leaf Table Mats , WEDDING RINGS High Grade Gold Filled (open face. eacrs hack an Per, 4 " Regularly $2.00 Set at On ELT se fron See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains Not Advertised Watches and Jewelry repaired at lowest prices. Old jewelry remodeled Old style wedding rings modernized OPEN EVERY EVENING Mate “9007 o- Apa pen welt | oat. : LEER: eae. RR. BSE RN a” ~~ MIM " 3% Member Feders! SZ SS (pital e Surplus INTEREST ON sams Revervedurtem <a Ten Million Dollar EIGHTH AND LOCUST -TO ST. CHARLES als} ’ ee steed 325
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« . ot @ aie a ee eo ee eee Ld ‘ eae 9 + Pee ante ee es Caaping. , So ea a tap so: eae ee. ee oe es i ‘ > 8 aon’ , BM ood ee wal: a - i ee oe eee ee a aes b PRB tes % wee at « ~ te . ’ + __ 2 - = RS ER ee + 2 ” = 7 . Ce es 12 ___ STLOUS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 30. 1925 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH HOVE OmLS NOT SMOKE. FRIGHT KILLED GIRL" Many Extras in Flapper Scene \i- “* * ” mit They Don't Know How. sly i : sn # — oem _ ss . - : REPORTED MURDE NEW YORK, Dec. 3 A me . = ditemnes 3 picture Tire- \' ~ we a \*- - ” ~ ETECTIVE BUYS TICKET On _ ae AND ARRESTS CLERK Murphy” Turn Tuas Penting Inve . : a TY - o .. - . > . ru page Moe A ei edt ented damieanaiae ie: tter exnaustion: and try Gold Medal racing forms and a spection, pending further investi They are the symptoms of dis- oil capsules (the o = ordered indnevys. ‘We’re tempted Se to keep it a secret Dee. 17 led afin Lesa UA te Mita Tailored Theres a certain wooien en saan la Overcoat of that, even among fine so tn Conte. ane pele ane Trojan Woolen woolens, has won an envi- ring if t ‘an poss al tt ona 7} , —_ + the man suspected . $ able reputation tor wear. ‘ — ~ ~# ’ = _- > e ._* *: : ’ Y ‘ : i te — o~ ; et - . . SO It's Trojan woolen—with . slaugh‘er NOISEMAKERS PAPER HATS TOY BALLOONS (Wholesale and Retail ) r at fa? 12 fara Don't ‘et the comi- a gains’ mus s asoriginal- dition become | Sure Relief oy ne tam eee cae Se aa pes = pgp — said 5 action was ting so serious as a land’s velop into some- - = : rs ~~ f i a . 2 menace to get beyond re dive end gold ber. Accept no substitute Remedy s and other crops Bef. If you will a gest-cises druggists, 3c, 75 _— its modest self-woven di- Miss Lebis rears olf. was ; is tor- agonma: stripes and dia- é PRIESMEYER SIE “ - chee 7H rFcanhecoa mond patterns in subdued : SHS Nerth 12th Sereet ecod da Hi ctoblame * a iianteiniiees on — 6 Pe o-* t-artield =4a- a isu. ang : shades ot —— ay, t ~* ama " 4 R ; —" - ra S 4 / . ~- - ect —_— = eG a° °° » a "30 7 blue. M ny overcoats we Born Next morning aie snosisery will encch met as . " = , Z + a a): = a. r ws oT y 7... ——— — —— = = —— — —— = oe - | - tailored of it tour and five ; RE —E=—= —_— ee = acd allay the wars g ples—evea , ‘ . _ on ~-* r a a” 3 : = * rr | ‘, rc eg - ip aie an . ef _ "i a — ' : ~ . year's aso are still ser ns = bad s = rors © ; ssa rd nee theiro wners creditaDly ; j . who work ¥ De - ee 8 ae eben — he These * CMRARGE PURCHASES THE GREATES , oe = . Tailoring Co. termpts | us to keep Trojan = : serena Wael - _ rest . a kece sour Readl = ~~ ~ —- m 7 0? 2 A A a Le 4 ~ =, L .« i 7 Tv 7 *\ a - - —* a: ~—* . 807-9 North 6% Se. woolens nol esi eect 2 N . PAYABLE IN FEBRUAR REDUCTIONS OF THE YEAR 2 ; ce a : _ . = ther oo ound 4 frre Ges Dp me ee mn ¢ who wr : 7 g ‘ e@00 P)ramd & S. Sinedinall ix a. gan. ~ . a tae .- - a re 2 rt r r s | _* er flance sper night with ai @ ? ? \s ‘ \ ee oe ee ed }] € €f- TISTHHUAS “ULES. - _ : 27 ; " . . sliow wa } s tp — >” ~ 2 = 2 — = 2 3*a 7 a : ver . Lownspeop'e¢ 54 me r . ~ » nth ow ~“cie+e4 -- er ‘ mM O an | | es) the E thet showed , . T . € ill a : - ‘ wi —S . » 4 + sre j — ess lig et etic a A Sweeping Clearaway! vance \NNotice : —s i “ee , — 2 SK > 7 : ; Dresses at >. « . °* es . SoS & @ . _— a all ~ Something BIG—MIGHTY— ee ee ee STUPENDOUS—is going to oe birth and grnerally cuapoenr start at the WEIL CLOTHING mood. bat in some Der COMPANY next Saturday, ie ot enters State a January 2d, at 8:30 a. m. RRS: We're expanding again! You'v ion read, no doubt, in St. Louis newspapers. SPAT URAL EMP EAT EEE Re PUAPT ERA: : all about WEIL S ereat expansion 1 s. We'r ) the y eee =0000 additional square feet of selling FORD PLANE STILL TRAILING . space the entire third floor and rt of + | fourth floor 4 ° Kine - . : 9 SQUADRON FLYING ft FLORIDA -_ eLwo mm “er rii¢ Vator. : _ . - (raft lewe at Lavnisvillk A} Toua' . , = bliert to Enter Mian - SAC ¥ 40Ws ALLL Lei Pees Tampa “er } os are au i @ ~ ge 5 | - | > ag ine — . - “ . — ¥ an .Fee.. A W I = ‘ . ~ : 7. = ; = = Satisfaction oad Savings ~~ - sands of Staun«: ist ITrie! . thers at - ~ _ sons abd grandsons have nd WEIL’S tr » every promis®.. aiwavs Lowuest | ’ - gcealinrgrs BIG, MIGHTY, STU- - +4 s — : = 4 = ~ : = Watch the Papers for Full Details of Our ide of the Onto River, B : e Fon | Big Expansion Sale HUGE BANK MERGER IN ) NEW YORK NOT LIKELY —_ ’ i> Ve rv Su} . ; j J . @ ‘ ' -» a u . : f Depositories Named in o- E verv t a} rot pants tor Wen, Vow rT Rumors Deny Consideration . f t (Officers. rou! nd bors e subjected to price reduc- : a, me tions ranging “from 15: to 55 is | = rhe na ke Too! i , ir uiTra ' . _* gem: : hard ~~ . . Sta in ‘ :} = or > “os IT WILI NOTICE: If you have not received an ad- ° vance proof of our great full-page ad- vertisement ... write us or telephone Cen- . : tral 0172, and we'll gladly send you a ca Pruse | copy. lenie 4. four Banks im Montana ‘ home i “~~ a At ~ zz .' ” ~ : qe ~~ ~ 4 m a — a a8 > i ' : - ” : : se b it ° ‘N. W. Cer. Eighth and Washington + wi nd ~ Pm ~ » ~~’ “= ey TINS ~ - Vy = \ : -~ — _— — ~_— CoatsReduced! eae NOTABLE SAVINGS IN OTHER GROUPS o — ~~ => > nartv Frocks. Marked tor ummediate .** . > ’*7 . disposal' Wanted colors. AI! sizes. j madf . \, ,? V7? f , , or Visi - La 2 ’ Nabie-Dued Squirre! * ’ , ; aan rat i rurmunings lap \\ ease ait -_ . . . ts - ’ j i SOU ae . S$ “oe ars eal; and . 5 —— — ; * — , ; - ‘] y 7 : ; hy ‘IT ‘Ts {i : f m7 > s -“* ’ —nm: - = oe vs > ™ —_—_- ari ec ; e(. are Trée- ca. —s = e ~ ai —s —_ ~ * ’ aa > - > . —-* “@0 Oo ~ = - i ie co ] - yPner _ —_ - 5 at — f&& Wasa ~ — + ~~ —, e+ ee -— * ~~ -_ ° . . ** . rs ear “~@ecn’ eam ~ are --r, F 7; —~ + «+ — ws SJ LUAAS Gass cia + ws —eii™ _ - . . ie ‘7s - > 7 Aaa fos - uUSUdi ak ~ ade — a . —_ “7° Sa oe ee ie | . - A 2 ¥ ~ + ice. alior = — ~ 7 . aco re lie ate tt eee 5 Ga « . Oracticai i wear and a tew Purch 500 Fur Winter NOT A CO LESS THAI THIS | Many Worth Aln THULE s im Dresses of Dutstinction * a Se ee _— -« 2 : - fe i-2 cs i i ae “ror 4 4444, s&s _ = _ ~~ w | ee iJ i owe ~ Sesee.. 2 CvVEes S - - ~_ m . . _- 5» - - Se “= ee i ae ~— > -——- _ 7 ~—— -_—"— —_ - ~'8F ~ e 2 3 _- >, > ’ . J . : . aay " roy ~ 7 . > > sf ‘4 " : Zz ‘ - ’ = ; _ ’ ; 7” sy , . : . ymeart ST; i . Jeweled Chartreuse GowR { a. e . —_ _ . : J —_ ™ ’ . Fo gn ;? a o- - | > > Varm ’ ' ii & iF ion ‘a Peri rer bie . r le Dye d f i, oc Rich FUR WANTED MATER
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eee ne ee ne ee — “ADVERTISEMENT ee - - ~ —-— —_ a _ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 30. 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——ee Oe -_—_—oo- ————— ee ee _~ —_-—_— ww - - Msasippt OM! Rating Cybetd _ Sunllve Used as Disinfectant, | rp |_| INQUEST VERDICT VINDICATES | Dene ones ee tt | MADIAOX, Wil, Tee. 30—Sun- DENTIFIED AS MAN POLICE SLAYER OF FUGITIVE ‘ : . ’ 7 a > 4 1Tl if) rn Nn Ov. ain¢ ‘ a aie gyre, K: Bad 1s | i | pss ee lisi , ta un : Seret. William Kyan Held Justi- | THAT ; , agate te ge an va ene he ae aa ' ae ee ee IN AUTO THAT FFD} fied in Killing August W. Bier | | A tes ™ a : 0 dng Sasampes se) OO 9: ee ee Christmas Day. | se tat x. WISHES YOU A PROSPEROUS AND ainst the Standard O11 Co, and | tWenty-sev al meeting | verdict of juatitanen ° . - ‘a * ¥ p > % eo = “, % ; - ; ; ee eS 20 l¢ y ‘ , r) eet ; , ‘Ad {>i d . ss : usenet on vile kidneys> a¢ | con sag Pay ie See Soe TO TOGUI ai- ogists was told here yest The cide onerating Police Sergeant ice, ¥ wi | eis 3 Se ae ey nanies to se) soline throughou vote euganot 3: ee yee og =r o ‘ton , . Save ye ade by H. F. M. } D. S. Martin Named by C. Le} wu, pean was returned br 5 i io} —_— . b. Jan d Wulff Co. %y eee 7, im and | | Mu mt ean on er Curdials ‘ yeste y : yt So ta . af minutes, at an fitude 3 rox Rier. 31 vears old Grue clerk nuine regu di He a c after the , aes ws 4 “a, & . = ie larly. ‘ : , Ke 4 » Ad. Spelmann. tluau- Peach Per n important witness in the case avenue gerious trouble. You can stop The . 43 ee 4 over, (eermany. 1 7 Apple Brandy | world fa- uf ~~ * Manhattan Cocktail tosa Thoma, 61 years old, Bier was shot } fatally wounded by Sergt. Ryan at creosote that is pleasant to take. Cree m-SULES sti 2 Alinsch Kumme! . land's hanalicl. pie! (ee on Slee oe | d seriously injured Dec. |). and a companion, Walter Price, | with two-fold action; it soothes and ational “ i} ' : "ta Seaton: ) a °c? by an automobile which wes were surprised bv a detail of po- heals the inflamed membranes and in- z. Accept no substitute emedy Since : ee ies Bes : lee Benedictine. Ste ew eees . $1.40 Ojen.. Ses riven from druggists, 35c, 75c, $1.50 1696. Guaranteed, ) et eg IMPORTED CORDIALS GRAPE JUICE Ry Wear ries I. Smith, 4658, PMe tires from a stolen automo- Of all known ; 1.3! si : naries ao =-™MmIthA, ov llew 1 the rear of 2937 ognized by high cal apc e Vermouth «(Nuyens, Prench) Tie; do7., § A a“ ay iO oO! ae « — — ' ea t healin encies or Wouldn t Quit Work Maraschino «(Nuyens, French) .. i Theenet, eparkling. ZX , . \ ~ ave ue. Price eurrendered. one of the ar 4 ahie and other (reme de Prunelle Qts., $1.40: dos... $16.00 ith today j ‘ ( S.| but Bier ran through a yard, pur- persistent cougns anc c , : baal forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion Because 0 Grenadine (Sayene sks Weeieen, orn | | At the inquest today, Sergt. Ryan isa ) ) ars of @ Bis , Mead ¢ d B ots of water ¢ : ; hoe bagi yet 4 i’ a> 1)’ Le] AY rg Bes | P . . . I . . VW hose | Ip ( aus ed oron jry a’ tha inquest to and try Gold Medal hess . “a > CORDIALS “an agreed decree based of hy Dae hho: jar : % — * sn eggetittad Ure Here clear day i titude 42 degrees, 1 rrests in Thoma Case, day into the death of August W A — -_- --— original formula ot} Bottle Apricot... pee eee we ete mately 800 feet above sea level living at 2614 | Bridge Persistent coughs and colds lead to Bottle ; . : \fr 349 “art ven' } , etic sea Si “ Lee (Creme de Menthe C 34: essee avenues, who was 11:18 p. m. Christmas day, when , meleien fe © BOW medical discovery me Gold Meda! on the Italinn Vermouth, M. A&A BR., $1.58 Kurmmel... bibl wth, } “ acer), e has heen lice a eced vy in the act of strip- : ! ts germ gro -asheog | creosote is rec- Vermouth, Italian, H. A KR. | Theonet, — te eee ; rPis@ jr) AN ALLEY nm ti >t. 7 ! identified Delbert = bu ® Orange Bitters, Cochrane si White, plain, N.GRAND BL : . sued by Seret PB Martin. °3. * Kenwood Springs, Sued by Sergt. Ryan. : , : f Piles! 4 ; contains, in addition to creosote, Man who is tor- AAA ‘ ' c Du Bonnet. Trench 2Se; doz., $5.19 Gil ' Armour's, plain. 9 ' ~~ oo a : and hea ike Scemmet ’ : Ms Enjoy Yourself at O1 ie grea m who woe ms and three policemen, who were healing elements which the th , * . , " _* roa sta “7 a ai] ‘ nif Pe se: : 6 TABLE WATER ee She: dor, $6.3 ’ armon roadster, which 1s alleged with him, repeated their version of | the infected membranes and sop SOs we a nt ne $2 nace” | yA ~NEW YEAR’SEVE have otra See Thome, Owen | hiee cemented thet vara of |S seten cad Solemn, Sa Cork? not la ne White oe join 20c: doz., $2.15 ee GINGER ALE ee Darling, 19, of Madison, is alleged their written reports " creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab- ny oer By gee all Paradise. car a a Pe -— a gl bd “ze C A RNIV A a to have been the other mar H . sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat s nmeacdate rehe eee Paridise, carbonated, Canada Dry 3 doz., £2.27 ~ & In a statement to Assistant Cir- | *0™me-Made Beer Seized at Saloons of the trouble and checks the growth eererie: Ser ses ‘ asi Qts.. Sec; dor., $4.00 Cc, @ ¢. ; dorz., RESERVATION Kooth« £7°.00 it ttornes Fish, who is con- Louts Weege. a bartender [{n a of the germs. ; yd BOT TLE 85c on ae sidering ssuance of warrants S2!oon at 1532 South Twelfth street. Creomulsion is guaranteed satis{ec- and allav rie wv . le “—. , i Make Reservations Today A : re 7 rr. item or " a Martin C ey ith Was ar rested . esterday when detec tory iD the treatment of stent one “Rages eae g AND MANY OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION - wee gy aga rine ane « — ee nang ae "| that bleed. Pyrami suppor: Entertainment, Dancing : -elated that he had stopped his tives reported finding 1560 bottles| coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, those ‘ ; tcries WO! . C a , : . is —f m [ LEG LAMB, Per Lb a oe ee ee oe oe ok ee 1 Novelties and 7 i automobile at Grand boulevard and of home-made beer in a room ad | bronchitis and other forms of respire- 29c Cc ‘4 | yacent to tory diseases, and is excellent for build- ep os D Pyramid! U od at PORK LOIN Half or whole. Pork has Noisemakers = Cherokee street about 9:30 o'clock, the bar. The detectives | Aare 4 ae onde Per Ib : Dec. 20. to let out a woman rela- | T@ported they had “dropped in” to| ing up the system after colds or fv. advanced. Ry These are U.S. inspected: ' tive. when an intoxicated man ap- the place, when they saw the beer. Money refunded if any cough or cold is GREATEST wsevers yous Ugg st can tel you WEDNESDAV—THLULRSDAY | : ; ‘- = NX coached on foot. pushed the rela- S®Ye® cases of empty bottles, 30/ not relieved after taking according to NS OF THE YEAR T ah f # Ace . ) et just eisty rents. Sit <t iT b i et , ) ee , es | | tive aside and announced he want- peneae of mash and some empty| directions. Ask your druggist. Creo- aa _ 4 Why not prove what tiese marvelous sup COMES THE rT a. Sra d to go to the Woodland The-|crocks. They haa no search war | gulsion Company, Atlanta, Ca. - ment ae prodag Oe a wee FROM BEST’’ —_ ~) eee ater. Smith informed him the|?4@"t. The beer and other articles Co. 600 Pytamid Bidg., Marshall, Michigan. ¢ y- . Lae: theater was at Gravois and Mor- Cco., 600 Pyramid Bid : : DELMAR AT DE BALIVIERE ' — i) ‘ganford avenues. : . entered Marmon Roadster. The man then remarked that he SAS — —_ ry = ~ ~ ~ ~ = ~ b ~ ~ = ~* ~ a ~~ ~ 4 ~ = * ~ & oe <' 74 ~ be 1. =< ' - , af “COUld go there in an automobile, | PBESBSBSB RS RSBRB SSB RRB RBRBRBERSE BREE RBS RBRBBSBSCEE EBB BBRBRBRBRBSESE EHX BEBE BRB BEBE HRB BRR EBB eS Se ee and pointed to a gray Marmon | TOMORROW iS |/roadster, with curtains drawn, that was parked about 50 feet away. A man was at the wheel of the Car, | CL | al YI but Smith could not get a good ' os ® 49 tat ba were confiscated. view of him. As the intoxicated man etarted Lowest Prices Our Ohief Attraction for the car, Smith told him, “You'd better he careful.’ The man asked, “Did I insult anybody?’ and, on beinc assured he had not, got in the car and it was driven in Grand Smith turned to his relative and commented, ‘“‘That’s the way they have accidents Just then there was a crash a biock and a half south, at Grand and Potomac Mrs Thoma, crossing nd on her way home, had been : down bv a Marmon roadster. nt to the scene and, on rni: om police the make of Chi Pill car which ea eteume Crepe de Chine PONGEE owcases IllA an j ' ontinued OT) its way, 40-inch pure all- : 42x36. extra qual- police of his conversation with 011 c6-inch tan meér- . ee eee silk Crepe de cerized cotton ity Pillow Slips. oxicated man Police did “hine, extra spe- Pongee. Very spe- Very spectal at en orain Smith's name and clal at 4) / 4 hn é | So’ a Va wa | \ a \ \ 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street GOAT SENSATION! Great Sacrifice | Purchase of 500 Fur- Trimmed Winter Coats cial at lress, but he got in communi- mn with police after nevwspa- ’ had published the fact that 19¢ 1 Sc Cc testimony was considered im- rmtiar ’ Martin Identified by Smith. Toedavy when Darling and Martin appeared before Judge Gayer in! Longcloth Sweaters SOCKS the Court of Criminal Correction Men‘’s. bove’ and to answer on their bonds, Smith 86-inch soft-fin- ~hildren’s. in slip- Mens heather was present and identified Martin. ish Lon g cloth. on or coat e#tyle. mixed Socks; 260 p' The bonds were continued until | Extra special at Values up to $2.00 value, . . or Jar "9 to permit the Circult At- fo vy to act rling and Martin had been ar- Cc he night of the accident Woodland Theater, information furnished by th. Darling was examined at tes < at Set hospital and said to have heen Union Suits wearer nking. He admrtted he bad | GLOVES mon roaister owned Tame All-wool Set con- a a ee Women's fab: Ibe | | sisting of Sweat- iro n e TT ; ‘7, i over = rt} ‘ : rT, leggings and Woodlan he: and co ; sues Size: A. cap; good colore up to %8e f alue fot (Second Floor) ‘ ’ a ‘ . Ww : . , Hie said | wae un- Martin denir*d;s he- $2.85 Martin's Ford coupe near the theater. pair raha spectacios, a hairpin a - 11 a necklace beaa@ were found “ DRESSES police on the fender of the a | ry , Wome NOT A COAT WORTH LESS THAN DOUBLE THIS PRICE! Many Worth Almost 3 Times! !! UUTFILITUNTUIVULUUIAUETULUOPRSUEUOOONSUHUPUHLUUAUUENUQUOEOAGTOOONTUUOOELEOCUOCCGAU UTA TOAAUU TTT Evening Gowns lo Greet the New Year SPECIAL NOTICE! ° Aiterations on Dresses pur- chased Thursda can be made immediately and Liresses deliv- ercd i fin \cw Sear'’s Lve. All wool navy blue serge Dressa- es: trimmed with contrasting col- non car driven vy Darling, he were identePiad ase the s and ow compra 2 . 6) and .wool resses. of Mre. rhoms. With : ‘Second Floor.) : ors. Sizes 4 to 14. en iden *, supplemented now (Second Floor) hy Smith's statement, pol!: be. | $ leve they have a «trong case | FOR 4 against the two defen-anis. | ? IDENTIFICATION OF ROBBER SLAIN IN STORE REPUDIATED | SOCKS Blankets Underwear Body Not That of Hugh Fddings, | Men's fine cotton Double-bed site, es uae np ~ Soe nx iy bla 4 " 4 : 7" u s. avy Fulton, Ky.. Who Is Said to Sed esters. Snes piald Biancets, weight: $1.26 val- Ke Alive. cia} f us. Special. he identification of a man, who $1 ida “mivut a OT shot to death by three East SE’. Louis police officers tn a store ( < Cc on Le "1, as Hugh FEddings of Basement BPasemert.) (Basement) Joyous Frocks in every gay coloring are here in diversified array, as well] as the more sub- dued laces and sophisticated gowns for matrons. Quaint Taffetas ... Pastel Shades NO) 5 ind Oy 8 - Th a 7 Bouffant laffeta and Tulle SOO Fulton, Ky... was repudiated vester- gay | i telegram | : i a ‘ Njederfeld WF ' an i , “* ‘ . j 4 ost tneh icintetala ees 7 te Window Fine the body is being hel¢ : , 36-inch oT : . ‘ “ ’ .* id . ’ c 5 ° & TY fF Sax wi ‘ss 7 : * ' ; " Dry apery - . , . " it) ’ 4 4 ’ » " Z bn Crepe Llizabeth—Jewelcd S7) SQ) Thursday 9 A.M. insford 7 | vite , , "? lo. vw} : ’ three other former residents of aa! rt 7. ton, had said last Saturday they 4 Cn EEA LEE DE NG, ouble Rowstare: blue 7 i jeved Te I ody to ve that ¢ r E i- ton : ote ~ . bast 49 3 sf = aings The message reads ‘Body ng: We ane — ~4 5 Yd olding not Hugh Eddings ee : , Tc : ow: Ove biue PNA e Iliugh Fiddinges ere today a : S* Louisa, « sister of Hugh Fiddings, Ruffled Iron} = lbuteh. Oven, —_y*- . 60 Panel P aw A 2 try : \» pre yy of Curtains Vatrons Black: Laces N49 N/D —— a? New Beaded Satins SSO70 Two-Picce Beaded Frocks SOG 709 eize has 4.80 % wed f dy since Sat- Curtains Ss? | ’ a ation corm plete ‘ Averag? length , service for etx Fine No’ ing- ie | erga ae $8.98 | [2 S4c | | ernom~rawan"— 1064 Se|| 49¢ FELT-BASE Wabash FLOOR- | !8x36 Matts) MATTRESSES COVERING Genuine wank beck Any eee: of lay perfect on fiver; new filme, covered eth & - valu sen . | Pe fime-qualiiy art ‘oe -_ ne 0 wal ticking, aeat! eo of hardwood . Le C TR, ~4 tufted »} ck and ' le 4“ ,arce $10 om va) wide Sublet to elight Thureday prot amy Special mienpmntse . uch lo mot Thexonagheee *F $6 69 — . , TAght medium and cark cess. harder coed fimialh waz beck rant A MANUFACTURER’S SACRIFICE Brings a stupendous opportunity no woman can af- ford to miss. This is the most timely event we have ever planned. The most extravagant descriptions of styles, furs and materials would be fitting. All we say, however. is that in all our experience it has never been our good fortune to meet with such marvelous values— and we pass them on to you ata fraction of their worth. ay and is Jewels ad (Chartreuse Gown SOS) le shabamaeshararal See ae CS eene sess seeseseeseseaeaeaege eaeewse ee BSS ESSERE SE SRS S BS RBRS BREEZES RPE R BRE RBHEBR EEE B88 S88 2s ks ss ee ar | car?’ toois ar safes. Fo lieve that enced eafe-biower and are atternpt- ing to trace his identity br iis finger-prints al Real Bo Boat Bo a” if ee ee i ee ee oe ee Sheriff in Louisiana. ROtGFr.. La Lie 36.- inhye , cr i iw inv was of Paar r elicini RICH FUR COLLARS, CUFFS AND BORDERS WANTED MATERIALS IN SMART NEW COLORS FLARES! STRAIGHT MODES! MISSES’, WOMEN’S, STOUT SIZES Fey aes yc, atonal = rhe, : e- oy “= * = re She is the tl heen clevated iLzAautLsial } eods her Mate i lhl nL. a a ere en es ee ee er ee i* i ™ 4 rT \¢ Ye pyusec.
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14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH catalase ete omeceetnemenaniat Reacts EE \Y EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 192° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BU Biggest Vaive LYON AND GEMCO MAKE. Japan or nickel finish. Single and dou- ble bar for front and rear. Made to fit the following cars, but not ee a eee " OS Ree " ; RET oe don! Miss The eriginal. popular & practica! spring PERS) most ———————————— —— 7 = =a = SS ——SOOT—EIEe EEE SSS apRla y —— lie 'T Taxis e-ae - 207 as = aoe “a5 «ce 7 - . ~art @) r «uf erhurre 3:6 Pesshicgare- fesse 5620 Pers)! = ; SURPLUS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS PARIS ‘HOSPITALS CROWDED f Sensing:on avenue, $22.74; Amma’ § . mick, 201! Dr. I. PL Mack ) Kingebu $25.93: Roy A. Matthews, $7.65: Mrron Medsker, ail a” os, aunts appr emrianes ’ Pian fer l « of baces Pounds Lfrter lsc of Ponts, Barracks rested Dts- aap se . P ac a " r : , , ben on : - : j ‘ : “na ing : a esas pron ees al as ; Women's TF xposition. manthed res ao win ahaa gio 8 . | 83 ’ er We} 5 $2 Maza 7 x. 3 Boon e w ae S yon : J pe - ? o epee ; . ~~ , . ra | : ; sy ; | - — : | , " ‘ 7 a which * be held S 5 weep a: 7 onsall send i . r 3 e248 —— S12 ' ww - 7 Feb. 16 to 22, has \ i aint dell medienie are " Sienetes’ Fis enue, $20.4 “os Sa ‘9 Henr back ‘ oo . : : : aye PERSONA TAXES ; , : | ne | yw 2 : 3 : 4 | : : : : wrk, A disburs “ aii: me TT : : : : : a ee ra ‘ irectog sg, nl agen dade — es “ oe on a a : ead : _____C—C ADVERTISEMENT scholarshtir - aamaliil TOUS I 4°. M 2 SLieTa: Tt 624.2 ' ‘ 3° rau Marit , = ee ; , > Total of 3400 Suits for De- mnersos avenue 3: Eimer si2- more piace, 4 ; tay Ho D t gk er, 3 = Le ee ar rine want mane reales es ow Doctors T | syne ag linquency Filed in Circuit ::- . »ues *¢ is - . - . Vv Collector in - C Id d th f a : at © eat oiacs an e | mee GIVEN AWAY! _— = - » 66 Ty, : a : : | LUYTIES ? 99’ | COURT COSTS AND ae 7 D N Wax 1S one of te To hreax a eo: a — sen. woh —?h at “« a’ Wurs hiv Pereaks t th © ahkclS, (et » ane lufilue! : = Me = T URS AY Oo LY 300 Pairs most important items or : C rt an r eca 2 )« y t! o thee = Tit PUT, 4° > the safeguard agains: >ren: * aod Ppreumenia - e ‘ bie - a ’ ; Mies. S50. Larger size bettie Oc and § Group of Defendants The completemégs petined ca cut. ; 2> are | aS COUGHS ‘:.:: ..”* : ne , ae ee ADVERTISEMENT | 415 Men’ Ss Heavy Melton Overcoats. pan : and usefulness of 3 ; mol on pe = borer aed . - . . ° * . As sta © *\. | % : . - oe oo. SAP | ible Collar, Gabardines or To ts. Sizes Up [3 corks +h he wales: Nectel aa = any tie dure Recently ene | to 44 vs v= he eres > | “ ' . aie i ; , eames of either Get af | _RUYTIES’ KOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY... - The Miracle” at Coliseum | jj 10 40 Gnest. .- 1 Bega coon etewete One or two Calotabs at bed-| taining fw ‘> — ss 2 eistmas - = 330 Men's Pencil Stripe and } | who otherwise would find this problem very time with a swallow of water cents At 5 . . | ps Heavy Cassimere Suits: sizes up troublesome. — if . to 44 chest | i : veaasly : 200 Men's Heavy ee UGAO Stitching Waxes in ball | + see ae x Moleskin Coats. beaverized cel- and liquid form are the result : a, $3 Auto Clock $4 Aute Horn fourth and St. © Stree lar. sizes up te 45 chest | pane ; , | - 3 Fully S$ 98 Electric $ 69 rae ev are sooth ~~ nea. ng. | | United Shoe Machinery Corporation | Boston, Massachusetts St. Louis Branch, 1423 Olive St. WE GIVE AND Ri THURSDAY’ Wemens+ Low Sheers entire aew «fipew nt im limite! “px rr Values to $6— = a ———— -— = ee “~——-——— =| = = =— Suummars Glediasi Co. Best F + Sewth Bere ot Pease cond w*tbeut ebligecice c mes PREF TR! 4 HE POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving # all models of each make toon @ RY 29; 9 : Associated Press News Service. + efcar. Ford, Chevrolet. O aa aaa Dodge, Buick and a few $3.5 na y others. Limited quantity. Boyce SS B Every Bumper is brand- _ Moto- oo a ae ; new and perfect in every | Meter ; respect. No exchange cr ae mmnis £0 itested. Every | _— Going - Gowns for New Year's Eve : 7 saie must be final. | Garland - t > Choice of r 50 _ beaut tul evening modes, $2.50 Buckeve Avis Jack $1.19 $1.00 Socket Wrench Se’ 5$9c $1.50 Avie Step Lign: 79c¢ MEN'S $14.75 SHEEPSKIN LINED COATS e606 ss Reavy al cie'a wth large Deaver- ied collar: rem-sa Se Wmested We Sc Auto Mirror. 9. or C $1.75 Oi ane Grease Gur : _ " Le - Qicers’ Dress Shoes. 2a Mens $5 Dress Shoes ‘ ~* y , - a | by n » ~ - a) . * ad » * t rh, “ P ay 4 , a & s ¥% wt ey 4) ty 7 $4 Tan Dress Shoes P .% 7 Mp ie od Ee ¢ Meos $1250 Pam-loe Mens Boots, o ‘reated Felt Beets. snag-oroei Seors' $S Dress Shoes ee ee ee ee ha eee tures. plaid backs; all sizes. i Special at MEN'S $22.50 sg om ; colors, piaid backs * —" | sizes MEN'S $32.50 OVERCOATS Like (wereeate for “nc men Limest evere ~~ pal (orn a ae ’ toms thal w= cererret Ter this seeeeern Baers tuet eas ‘seem sAk!i'fusly to oe Vest ail Sete ~~ pied bar ke 1 see, Large Gemmert ( Ohee ved $12.50 anneal O’COATS Wen & steert +!) hme. ; 4 hase pete® sate mn Se, ee | > ee ae Newest Styles | 5 Dark, fancy mix- 10% & Washin U. $. Navy Stve Shoes. diacx U. S. Ary Marching Shoes infantry Shees, drand-new $1.99 $4 Moccasin Styie Shoes Mens 759 Dress Ortords SHOES r... $2.99 Russet Shoes. Munsoo (2s° Joe: $7.95 $5 AUTOMATIC RADIATOR LOCKING CAPS, 98c}° St ee ox. ies BIS ab gic pie " StLouis Larges Wornens Speciality Shop $2.90 J ose oss Fombag 1300 Smart Neze Fur and Cloth Coats Reduced me) =6oFUR COATS Men’s $20 Overcoats BARN EYS ARMY GOODS STORE ea si 587 COATS IN T' ALL TO GO! Real’v the most wond you will find in other An opportunity to SAVE Lastrees Boirvras , Driagonals } - Thursday—Coats dre Featured in Our Annual Suedines Spert Plads \ elours and mary ether fine mater als ‘ be : These Coats on = forced pockets. Mens High-'oo Boots, 12-in. $4.95 aa ONE | Wicers Dress Boots. rar. $6.95 Fur-Trimmed Coats: Four Sacrifice Groups for Coats formerly priced to $169-—ez- clusive models m finest fabrics, with exquisite linings and fur trims. | Nive ca «= ~ for Coats formeriy priced to $125—many of the seasons smart est models tn lustrous new fabrics, richly) trimmed with fng@@ BLANKETS ah kee, Misses and vi Ollielrlis for Coats such as 8 smart model = values to $80. Tey fur aione is more than we ask ¢ the Coat! Wisses’ Sizes ~~ >. @ - at -_- - nar #2 a— i) serd Fi
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH I mga _ -—_— SN a it — — v« ; il are . - 4 | .65; Myron Medsker. g¢9 Due, | Pelice Pay to Send Prisoncr Away. holdup and has’ been in Central} Court, “Mrs. Bodimer yelled across seat Washington boulevard, $24.86; | C. Owings, 3717 Connecticut street, | nue, 317.48: ; 985 Cate, Because the State appropriation District holdover for 13 days, the street at me. She said no one J pcter trander. 2952 $7.65; Sidney Overall, 25 Washing- | . \lexand I) aa a¢ he - ~ * = a% . i oY ; i -o ' é - | ,U 1) y ©] > . ° : ° : a . ama back Ev: tigdon, 21 years old. aven ind 1 i alee nisilitines After 1 ange, oth - 1453 lad avenue, $7.65: } er This Wonderful be paid without penalty. Would advise those wishing to —_= cas : 4 ee , | nesses testified, Mrs. Bodirmer of- OE Wit cit av be waited on promptly, not to w ait until the He wus CV dhs ip ee .tY 4 - ‘ i Aas YN} mt .asd 2 ] roje \V at ; ls °stTt Pp |? P|. - ’ iT) | at oe ? si ? ' , . “7 \ i ‘pat sited tanak Old Prescri ti pas and to on wal ' } 7 ae . . | Olivette besmer Placed i) | fered to on aril aor Pp on last dav when the office will be crowded. Those desiring OX an —— er, et . . a Airs. Padgett,. whc plied, “I arm - Rheuma | Probation on Con} barat ready fo ou.” or Le tism statements should write for them not later than Deeember - i “47 watd ' . ‘ . , ; ° . erga . ‘ . __ ADVERTISEMENT Mrs. Elma Padgett. / At this point ,M: odimer": Refilled a Million Times 29 to assure the receipt of same. — Prescription A-2851 fo: : : p sith on first flied in 1484 and re oul EDMON D KOELN, ———— a —— a sue —— | & | ee wcities ee PELE ES . & million times. A teas fol of A- ' . > cour How Do tors reat ee: , a Rees ters taney ; a : taken three times a day pw beumatieal Colle: tor of the Revenue. oT nake faces a “hy ade | lal s O,. peacs piSlUToans and quickly relieves painful muscles and stid } : made vy Mrs. Padgett against her swollen joints. Buy a bottle from your drug. rett. 389 ucCKYyY street, an Bet e? ; 5 ’ ’ . j \¢ . . *% ’ > « ’ ‘ ; ’ he oi? f } ‘ ; j . | . in ’ ‘ ‘ > “~r* » ry ‘ { . , . o¢ , 7 ; f aa . ’ . +? . ’ ; . + . s s\s ~ . > > ° ’ , = THURSDAY'S CHARGE PURCHASES NOT PAYABLE UNTIL FEBRUARY 2222223232 ie Wax is one of the To break up a cold overnight|—that’s all. No salts, no nau- |; me to take her usual mornin ast ete Ee most important items or to cut short an attack ofjsea nor the slightest interfer- | picycle ride around the block. M) | 12 ARRESTS MADE ON ORDER : ippe, influenza, sore throat ence vith vour eati |. Padgett anced to be in view and in the manufacture of E tonsilitis, euieillat a vlel tae Sail — Salisine so Olivette turned up her nose OF CITY WEIGHT DIRECTOR or asu morning your , Hot oe pe shoes. druggists are now recommend-'| cold has vanished. vour syg Puck me a me ™ ' , | Two Hucksters and 10 Coal Ven- . T* , 7 “ ’ a .* Wis , bre VW: al } 11d ot! oT Ciill : ast . ~ , : , . - ‘t. ing Calotabs. the purified and!tem Is thoroughly purified ang ; , | ders Charged With Having Basket The completeness refined calome!] compound tab-|vou are Diiilee finn with & la | E te — de 4 ete | and scales no age Marked. - . - . wa . — e i Two huecksté rs ans ] . jal Veli- j Jet that gives you the effects’ hearty appetite for breakfast T) oliceman, Olivette and Mrs. ee and usefuln ® : . caat. a a | LILe ; A i gah as ° i iit Wil : ees atid ee : ae es bse as ess of of calomel] and salts combined,|Eat what you please—no dan-| Padgett appeared yesterday betore | ders were arrested yesterday on o} : U/C Sutching Waxes ‘ g lic judge Beck. Also present! der of Director of Weights and | without the unpleasant cffects! ger . : eid 7 oe . casuren Haley for having un-| # 610 to 618 Washington Avenue of either. ‘ : 2a - Dos , les . * M asurT ‘ Haley for na ing Ala é - 2 as MIC ol + { €lniue Ip to many ufacturers One or two C lot 78 ' } Get 1 dip ie Hann ( a ky atreet. ; , imarked baskets, unstam ped eCales g thi diOldDS a OQa-; taining I qcirections, ONLY vv “When the officer arrived on tne 1 in sor ; cales a}]) ' . . S Y ai al As in some cases, no & ai at aii. d find this problem very time with a swallow of water At any drug store. Jock." Mrs. Padgett told c a Headbands and Hair Ornaments for New Year's We show a wonderf l se iO i (Se mnie feld’s— re ee “ — 9 8c to $4. I8 2 OO OO On Oe arts * TD a ger So tas ae al the ',. . “ Their cases were scheduled to come ee eal up in Police Court today. Pcerieee eon HT COATS || COATS || COATS | | COATS xes in ball ‘ total to 66 for the month mana O a a oR: i) AY ‘se, A : an 900 ON LIST | GROUP No. 1 GROUP No. 2 GROUP No. 3 GROUP No. 4 -xperiment iv OF THOSE SUED F OR | | a oe pa a berts im an PERSONAL TAXES | Reduced to Reduced to - ontinu rom FPrecedin age. | ts With Double Eagle Stamps) ..-.70 70": $2 .5() "To $150 ) rr Stunning furring = — oo satin = — — —— 7 —__- ee — - - -———-- -— —————— ee ne —— —_—_ anion. $19.86: Eldon L. Merrill, 11 20 lor avenue, $38.15; 2 tion see the —~ ort il ri $919 Ashland avenue, $12.7 & M.and Frank R. Mestan . . , , P | . nee , ues in many of the ‘ . Flannel { \\% 51534 Spalding avenue, ; y ful models: many materials d istin r fj t Coat H ; \ ou ines oats, eavy ne iitneunchew 48111 season s§ smart uish this roup : walter Semermacner, %! flared styles. Reg- EB E ‘ formerly priced up ~ vy \ . S298 to $3.75 V Eas- : 1 4 a td 2 te lll tne eh ant eon Mee | Coats. Regular and PORES Regular and extra | GLOVES _o~ 7 /¥ v * ~~ Pathe: ney | : ular and extra sizes. 5 to $350. . mn , itside: ' =: if ecce iia ' Samuel ill, } ' ' — = -— -— - = Modified Flared Fashions Sit Sage tenant | | : Exotic Print MEN'S $5.00 SHOES $ Child’s $1 Slippers ate alee BES. 2A; etc : } sy; XOUC £ Tints —_* S Rose felt with easy pad ell, 2228 Rutger 10.54; | ‘ . | — —— aa meng CoE TE RQ GR seg sche isn tine Nem BE) Novel Sleeve Effects Derehts avenue 21.8 Lu t: | : ; =| > » S for New Year's Eve } ay ° _ De pamter gp sak nt. tane a $1.98 | ey a *. 0 -« Heanapes naptglaay- Matg rds WLLL ON R PUL e| = crepe de chine, flat crepe, Georgette and sat- Diavonals 7 Fitch Mandel | ~hemica 3uilding ‘Thom- | tf | | : : =\ = ' : “en Brown Fox ‘ | . as J. Morri 5883 Enright ave- Py, Wel \ dee) a =Fhs— ins, the advance Spring modes are gay with Sue es a , Pons | = Manchurian nue 25.19 oe Ml. Me | - — ‘ Sport Piaids Viatka Cone) | Warwick Hotel. $46.84 rv 7. i SL, = the new high colors. Velours and many Sealine Mount. 3939A Utah st et 21 { s a > th 7 int 1 als act ‘$8 ; : yy ‘| | - a" ¢ Mandel Moufflon other fine materials. Other Smart Frocks in Newest Styles These Coats on Sale Thursday Only at This Price Advance BO . = = ma eee , S {| : . \ $35 to $75 ed Coats 110 Sy), re Ome OAY OMe enanr ie Bocwkatan mee fj re Ero Pr ; 3 Styles | Quantities Limited | QYERQOATS § «2 cs weet if Sc - hic (; “tf . . — ME N's PART-WOOl UNTON anit tan wrifjice Groups S | Biv afore a "$1'49 | ae | re, BE SEE ---—~ rith convert- JM gen street, $12.75; Theodore M| } A Limited Number ot D W ooo ao? 2 ee eek Se |e ce Seer S| TeSSeS ~~ & 7°s j : w | ; i j td clusive models in i: ee Meet tate 4\ | vard, $10; David Nelson, 4723 St | h R M d | clusive models inj ) Se Gee ft |ievard, $10; David Nelson, f733 xt} ff en French Room Models a creatly exquisite linings ‘ 14.76; David Nemon, 3498 Calt-| Reduced to Priced Exactly " and tur trims. Rt atin lili | : ($1.65 AND $2.00 SHIRTS— | | | MEN'S S200 FLANSEI SHIRTS — — | NOUS ra 67.58 Perry | VOVIiT 10 Original- R Reduced ee rion ne f ocer, 4040 McRee avenue, $12.75:| f ly $45 to 1 to $22.50 tor Coats formerl ? 14 to 1h ' $2.50 English ac aca agaigen - | eo PS, yr gear ONE-DAY SALE a $1.98] Broadcloth Shirts J (°° tice street. 915.74: Raipn| f $150 C to $75 Frocks of silk and : ¢. Niedringhaus, 112 North Nev ic. h ‘ cloth an ina- of the season's smart- : 19¢ TO 6H SCARES— aPExtra fine — aie: a Ae eee ie Chic, nrg smocked E ros . rire est models in lustrous Searts. 25c nd EY saa Wea 046.00: Gannaal one and two piece materials in . slitw high-grade plaid ; . : ppt ey hig tr new tabrics, richly balbriggan Frocks French Room Gowns and Frocks for evening, dinner, one and two piece trimmed with fine Bian Ee sh a furs. ‘ a . ~ ‘ ane 5 hes - re : | . he FE yop a NECK SCARFS—S-ot atries verges All Siz 4 4 . “ inged ences 75¢c $46 vas Se in many colors. afternoon and street wear drastically reduced to modes. sche S ing, $25.73 n Nolte, 69 yne-half of the original price. $ . " . » Ei +ve) Aye? . iumnard | H (Dress Shop— oS g P (Dress Shop— , Fourth Floor.) French Room—Fourth Floor.) Fourth Floor.) , moe PrALMOLIVE. TALCt™M—! . . Y ’ Va lic - 7 te A Men's $1.89 Ribbed Union Suits — for Coats formerly priced to $99—petti- = ' $1.49 CLOTHS— scalloped 64 point, duvbloc& and Sen ty Pecan ten Oe) eel cal Comet Vee 028 Beenie avenue, 810-38; 3o-| . other fine fabrics, all . : ) ite OUTING PPLASNELETTE — 10 w cn ene = levard, ] y 4 Lawrence es : ; heavily fur trimmed. | ine © ate O'Neill, 4421 Shaw avenu ° 31 C’'W . and Women's $10.98 BOYS’ TWO-PANT | ————-—— ONE DA aot, SEE Ers eemte ©” Tonia. 4 . a 2 yen ieee $5.00 14—84.00 to 85.00 Corsets, boule 1 F ren i _ ; "To shu : ‘ 2 eee , ‘ . . <a gg : faille silk, crepe, and many with straw combination are shown in delightful array for miss and matron. wide lal ea nine 19¢ ia Bores Kotex Santtary ‘Y\ap- ‘ ar H. and Nellis Peastri +, anne | Oakbuff RAT “ RETO, Visses’ Sires | ny aor lal: ’ | ) RE CORDS—tUeed for oe i ; (hy 10c ter netrat? f a°*eae &2 Knitted Jersey Princess Slips: oe pect i eg a ¢ $2 98 I, OFF | 5; Lucile M. Orthwett 13 @ Sout! Compton avenus Viaxine Orthwelr 182% motu fi Compton avenue, $14.82: W. A. Orr ’ Third Tico : 100-rC. DINSER sSkeT— $12 98 a ’ = wee OT TAS A Ae {Po ENR vient get 55) apt eh teenage orca ste meee piNT:
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eeereeetee i n _st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — “WEDNESDAY EVENIN a ECEMBER 30, 1935. ST LOUIS POST-OISPATCH | ) Favors and “Noise Makers” | ‘Red Seal” Records —To Enliven New Year Parties pw | sodect $7.35 inch @ Here are cxtensis assortmet ts of anon 7 fos . aa ——_—$_—$—_—————— —- ———— -—- -— — —— ee ——Ee eee r Editorial Page Daily Cartoon Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P.M Daily;9 A.M. to6 P.M Saturday “PART 1 W 0. thincs io i ; : merr eT 7% . a q ; »* = . ‘har . ~~. ' - 4s iia iinslitincaiaies cieeneaiiclia = : . _ .*—selece — ” _ . —— ~ —_ a ~ — ~ - o rons ana I 4 re =y — $ ; 6c ACK. arus A Telsier aici. mo vor, ‘ \ > Gi ° Faal » Sam ns a hea Cui }OO0! fol : 4 . 2a] rqe U chases ad hursday x mpg noe ivcl and PICO = : —_ & 7 ] “* : y - - .. sia ~ » —.- 2 Ff - ; | T> - , _ = - _ - ' PP | ie 7 ator *ew Tien ‘ath i «> r j 7 —™ © . -- . - euwrs = 7 —)>) (3re ‘Tre Ofterin a —- Atter- _~ ren ST ™2 > + — Ca HARD GOAL BELT ... Scan Miners Obiect to Proposal for Nine-Member Board to Pass on Wage Sched- ule. Le es ws ~~ «= MEN WANT INQUIRY © © | INTO MINE COSTS © % Womens and Misses’ 2 Group of Operators Favor Board "= Representing Each Side, ~*"" “” ith Three Members °° “""='9 -_ ™) Se Named by President. a Velveteen Printed Georgette Printed Crepe $2.98 Value, Yard $r.98 to $2.50 Values 2.50 Valze, Yard = * @ i°: : - ' ae | . a ‘> : Ve t pil ' ' ind 40 : several. © 44 ad a Pe tas: Peston = e . ‘ 4 ; wel ' - « wiéa i s wide. are Southern Wear: 44 ‘nches 1 ore or f | wide. Third Fleer ns ; urty cow » . . : . : . , : : . : . : a . ee —— 5 e dele | Women's and Misses Women's and Misses Women’s and Misses Women's and Misses an : eg ee prohibit a pat | C ats ¢ ATs i. = For 2 Luscious New Year's “Treat” —Our en iz s aa | Coats Coats Coats Dresses "to arbi. ugat 7 Orisinalls $125 Orisinalls, $59.50 Originally $55 to $55 Originally $35 to $45 Homemade ( andy in Tins rota = ) - te $165 te S115 a sae ween °- 2 ta £ | 7 Pounds. in . iste es - 3 SQE $67 S Q 7 1 ~ Two Pounds, 2 Row nd Boxes....... ‘ te = was pres oul : | 95 y 4 = ‘ - ‘ “nr 4 chi . - S S “na "“3@ Zz = a° ‘ wv T - f the “F Milk Chocolate Torpedoes nants ose Se ' -s "¥ : “ on exte i | : ae i = =" Inds a reursdas 3 spe ia . ; : » af es a ) Iwo Pounds for 68c ~ > ; ; ' mf =“ ; ‘ : Outtit Yourse!lt tor Cold Weather During Our Value-Giving. After-Christmas Sale of ; = i & € a Many Want and Will Appreciate Savings on These wiing | +3 ' ; ay @ Call- Plen ( comhatomr = 4 T a} i , ind Dee ; —; ™ ~] ce . , ) “ ae ' i a! > . Idea! for Those Who Are Much Ozatdoors ; x $1740 : = * $2 : _ re ¢4005 Talore “S Q —_ , | a ; 34 *§ f j e435) VY aie. ¢ ry : $35, $40 and $45 Winter Models at ee ee oo be : Z oe | - —— rs *T os the xz . ~ : m . at i | i att et 8 RS -_ . . - . * aw ti $2.50 and $3 Shirts Men’s Wool Hose r the + 2 flax: | mixtures. All sizes. 2 — ¥ : —_ -~ 4 “4 05 P-ced tine ee ee soc ” ° is } ~ + I. d Main Fleer ects te : oA i beat e: ee ee ) a , a he | Pasar 2 ' i : c 3 : . a + + eRe S aceneciaae a meer tig: RR . One of Thursday's Important Offerings Is a Sale ot oa ¥ “ie a anne Seal 3 i 7 a a" ete s assortment. ‘ ere is — | . we-¢ ng tv 4 . ; be ss © Domi mr STore . 25 M ers . 1 a be : ae i ‘ = . e tA a eC S Pree Fisting ( barged. : i. ‘ ~ = : a ‘ ' : | Two- Trouser Suits The Ov ercoats | | . —in Enghsh and conservative stv es — te Tube Coats. Street Ulster ; - So far nay ee ” >. : : : i Sia 3 = . “" " ' " of th» Gi Guben stores: and Stauth Fleer ** Ta - . . ml — . -— - - rvanr > Me ~- - . . isrerins - ~~ ~ a . oa —_-« Sc2d ’ —s rpg || Mattresses Bed Springs Metal Beds Pola Ine | Mot Or’ Oil $28.50 Vaiue at $16.50 Value at $15.00 Value at ee Ein ootee see Gel at os aan OOO 74 D8 > +) ‘ 1 Jarkle , | The stract and werl@ng ondittons which were operTacve up ‘o me time o@f calling ‘te ~anunued fer «ne “—Priae silws. ' —— . , , ee . oe ; ~ear ee ae 4 -sS - . - ~ : . ~ \ ;- = = , ' _ “s os $9. 50 hee R ~ F » | Tr Twi 4 Piendid enlalmme _ r 7 sie ‘a : nan and be ct (Trea tion f the tuct-Onding uto obes Von Freeze raglan mo, Per Pre : iia deal | = ena an Corr tm iamion ° = . -- -- .sS = ~ vd be : ; ; - - <4 of - 2) 4 : ns : & see alu e a t 1s trpe of stene *s group you need & Adoption oo ae prince a i igs ” ; ro": So. 45 3 $1.89 r “; e . q Serins : * . want new Bed : — — ‘ Sizth Fleer ‘ ~olileectice aga aiInes ing Upen censen sod not «nuraoee. Oo om Maas the award
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|| ST.LOUIS POST- " Pete oy oo hE og Fe = os esse : oo: haesar> . OF FAILURE. OF : rohibition Amendment ey YIP HARD GOAL BELT som ann come ania PLEASES TALIANS. MANE HAD SLAM 4) | ISITPEACEMOVE e Larger Cities, Reveals the Lure of Liquor Pies : aN GA —— { lks | Miners Object to Proposal S Aerts ewww: oe inds of Attire - CO Vanre. ved Z +4 oe aS , pare. Sy GS | Ww) ’ F a! hi lire ] attertion ce nection Ww hy he manu- ; , or ge a ® Geer ae . | I-silk Wlat Weave Crepe de TO MINE COSTS (112 tiavor trattic, disclosi: 3 Be ren ition allo between Premier Mussolini { “Little Tsu,” was shot and kille’| | _—_——n Saxe sod CO iO?’ “— * | under. : , wTYP coun . : articu uvents r arrest¢ 7 ne ; Lite | ae a bey 1 6the ‘were accused of } ve ere rey ' ale —— mn 7] railway station platiorm a k: se 8} e, .% ; ; oa Operators Favor Board be ‘eo of havin “ 7 ted 3 ribe ¢ paps oe strate te ae roe et wr velait na countr? Fle Gi gen | penne ° : : »- of the & . Bie ~akewnllsag= gl ob gpa: aetggeS carta eae sion of Note to Germany ce owing oat} a Gary, End. Se Bewuary, isc3, “**. Kurope finds itself con- testo, was Lu ©] } ee i rinted Crepe With Three Members 5f evasions th ‘olstei “t, anc indictrnents re returned uawains: ) ) nt es Me tion ili ii nt : Ast ace _ ce : am a Belgian Independence a . > I ' p> | ] ] i se . ~- P: JBSCULIT : ‘ sie ‘ ; . . : . : . ’}? ’ : Ss y . . = $2.50 Value, Yard co > Sewage typeenedlinormesaseattong buco ipcag te Parag doruiae {tn Cee we Seay to vot mt : n Lat! e ‘ Condition. Named by President. Fal. state and munic! met iff and a former jictened to with great attention. “hang Bee ge . , 4) ti . . Set rmpris sre ‘= us 5 ~t)} pa ft ce in 3 conepir . ; | A i ; + j . ' . JU re “cl i : 6 ’ » * ce 4 Aq a el . a , lany o ) » — “- cceemneeseetoos Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch —— Merle . | | ss : ae =—“ tad aed inten nok eee sd «he apparint he printed patterns on uestion of arbitration appeared to- {tector of Internal bevenne, * «= siete an conference. 1 Premiee ee eta main toe Se Photo shows Mayor Walker (left) as he introduced to newspaper- ublicning Con. [how Tor Wem ail-silk Crepe de Chine—par- | - ' e jpenator, & tC + een Beer Scanda) Herc. returned come today. : a tad ; " men towering George V. McLaughlin, State Superintendent of Banks, BERLIN, Dec. 260.—When for- “icularly smart for Spring Oe Be lia ever > Rave uaS Plat ¥ . Louis. §t will be recs a) : ird se as New York City’s next Palice Commissioner, following McLaugh- and Southern wear; 49 inches 2 eh Pee | | e daconanadeadeigieds pom *" had its beer s a! with Hebe ee a , Rage rsibiestaiagpesr. a Th gprs 9 * lin’s acceptance of the offer which had been made several days wide, Third Floor rn *y I la art: unclS Were LhNCsUUced « te S Nations ite Labor Commission nA “ae on j at : _oe =e 4 at | pin te a before. mer Chancellor Michaelis declared the so-called English peace offer “ en — — = SSS f 1917 came merely from an ul- ie a 7 pe get apy. Prohibitio: _— 7 oh Ne i ca Ae and Druj or :missione ee ee - _ oval : sri m , . site ot mee ‘sl ee eee { ’ official private person, he told a = 1 encited | & ih + ies fe ce | n ag . = : ; a. _ . i 1 i n oni lot c . nies : | lp S801 | ) ? : tes | ¥ 7 et : : ie Was BERATES TIMID | \ COMMUNIST CONGRE “Jeliberate lie,” says Dr. Franz i] . . Wa I Li l- ‘ - : ‘4 : P Giz articipantl ; | - ' . Bi: : , ; js S b - t . erat e ‘igen Se a] Ou ] L)¢ eet : . ' . ° Pichler one of the leading ” .~ von ! nN tne eat ; vo n liquor inning or as rorectors sa bit ; ne ne : : ae hae ending his holiday at this nd Jap: wher h al aan 1 po German Catholic prelates. lie i ag . 4 = | | in the tratiic a will be beard in the Unit tat ~~ se ey et gh me . pric: Oe ae iacatadiial : th Chia ' sau recently POXOCS + eee aee "ee Retr ars | i ; as , pee tate 1“ ee se 2 o OU ey eals = mys S : ae # ns , ' = ; +) - . ke z ; Detety ee : The facts were as follows, ac- punds lec 50 te + ie Clth. i Bee | e fhe bribery es > Ioyis ir Z ruary. , at ah ie ~— 7 " oe ; : r% ) F —* Sy) (‘huan-ra ; , i le _... |cording to Dr. von Pichler: owe 8 - ” iain ) ) is a ty # , oie ia ' nee oh 5 | eee eee — . i ett teil | i soverno kiang and ot! Intellect oullers rre ~olraignt ana rough, rie Urles Pope Henedict addressed a note American ATILCMCUL OU | a First,” Down Ihose seeking on Aug. 1, 1917, to all the Powers ecan croquettes pa in an effort to end the war. on Aue. 21. the British Ambassador they could pos Party Refornis. i eR eee mcce™ 1 nego . y fc "ne 2 yap on mien hides, the delivered to the Pope, on instric- e Torpedoe hk tem CRE nT ta sm neces have (Purposes. GeGk ME M@-group of | ee ee hotel whe esent Chief Executive. He + | : Gone from 3s ee ee Beem to be everybody's favorite— at tore | oe i ke 8 8 en ere Til — 4 MOSCOW, ec. 30. LAK@ Gil IIS gained conditions to which Ger- s for 6c Main Floor resentativ« , aide Fen @Pag i i. om = anding of Tie overnt mp.oyed % pe Lele int and as } hi ‘OmM=- | @rst.”’ as Jore SI} : ‘orm! irty Cons ; at ace negotiations could begin . ron , } } s dispat: was sent to Chan- Michaclis by the Papal Nun- in Mgr. Pueelli, on Aug. $9, @o- gether with an express notification official character and with atement that it wus sent wit es agreement. Mer. Paecelil ndded a request that a con- tory anewer be made According to Dr. von Pichler, the matter came up on Sept. 1 in. Ber- lin for discussion by the Crown Council \' that time Michaelis informed the Kaiser and hls ad- \isers that steps had been- taken from a neutral source which ap- peared to represent a feeler from kngland, but. Dr. von Pichler as- seris, the Chancellor said nothing about the official ecommuniation : % 7 | | | a . , ial nor about the conditions, one of an et the weeld 6 s ar . Thy Jatiie! 2 eneken as if he we rd. ARE AF bent - Which was the restoration of Bel- a | ‘0 | 20} Dp ¢ irit, Fist i Ai 2 nf . res: cae ee | aniual ' lan independence. ot iy es pic be ppeais at id a tut per Li U 7t Indicted in Cincinnati GERMANY PLANS AN EMBASSY 3 ; Bice sinters , ute « age ws nl MPrel . . — ee re Philadeip! ! ee ee | ati. ome over the il : ane he st ano! laws of fOr @n answer and the latter finally | . : M ot as pannel v4 In Cineit ti ex 19: AT THE LEAGUE fF NATIONS CAPPER FORESEES DEFEAT rT | | yndicate i . | 5 ‘replied on Sept. 24 that he was not : 1. | | | eatin oi sc , lee lice station was used a: al 1d le minn? of Dr. Frank . pag x aad = “T a 1b & position tu state whet the Im- . : ; ee r Pot le Government Negotiating for the OF WHOLE TARIFF SYSTEM rane ae : | _ perial Governiment’s attitude would ee ee a a wens hansas Scnator Admits He Voted _— fia oie A ’ ff attemp drive hon boven! ae oma yo eS a shoini Near. Geneva. | Thus, declares Dr. von Pichler a aa at for Law Giving barmers Short er ge area ‘ r - Michaelis kept back most impor- bend of . — tion. : | tant facts and prevented the peace NOTON. 7 *. _ ' one +i hh; : rn : cael , which the Kaiser and the German # tie . i le “= 8G ys 5 , a b OD eeconstru mm the world is | member: of the party to be placed ca "ss Per ' * ' 0. n. Bo far ; : st i Bribe Offer Cited, ny irl Teed yasets 0 ea tapas ablish a permanent d pees ‘Buc av ¥ ie. emia ; it ever re eres of the party | Puen: ‘ Sine . me —— « o , Fae | _— | : sete e Vea) aa ol | ger | tion: alae — a oe Cermmmiesion. roun id a rou Reais a-Arica plebisecitary commis. | . sic ia and * , ntiers”. : oe | ‘ | i . : sion. jlssued thie following state. is plen' : oy Sy ment yesterday regarding his ‘ and his reported return to hited States cr : aa 2 verything : some tine past I have had ' ' | ees aks tinted - . need for expert dental treatment MOSUL RULING BEFORE SECRET *r -) he — - Nding 7; oe, planned during the iagt tvo SESSION OF TURKISH COUNCIL time r uttera! vr three months to take the first vpportunity to visit the United War Ministry Also Considers Plans FRENGH GOVERNMENT WON'T states for that purpose, but so gar tu Carry Out New Treaty no Gefinite date has been fixed for With tussia. HEAR ABD-EL-KRIM'S ENVOY my departure, which will neces. . a1 VY depend un ; ‘ TINGLE, Dee. . Premier Briand Teils Deputies That situation. oe piebiscltary \Car Cour , Peace in the Riff Is tp Hy : aeserinted ‘De to Spain. VW ASHINGTON : ’ T bers 39. ~Por. | '" tnade at the ate Departr ’ rf t) a’ Cen Joha Pershing Wweould ‘uve Tacna.- eu ahort!s for the l'nited States t. Gor@on' ment cnae o. -Ue emphatic states hat his trip sheyld have no ee ohn , 4 arr nable tO Te 1 olitieal or zx ‘ i " | . . - - ’ .. nere ? . ‘ , 1 * t . r . : . ' : e} nme - Tf rrr nl Sirnificance V1 ' ia + jaw “ws ind iat 1 ey ny mer } ’ : th connection with the difficulties te . . Bs z s : b | ma } eontrorted him ifn hie , ‘ . «} mee *Xpreased confidence ) | | . ‘ \ = 7 | , wv QEN EWA 4 5 that he “ ould re‘urn to i 2s) te wm , 4 st. ; Advices his w . complete B ity t TT mVICLIO ; a meaty 7 veral other official! init ; : , ) Mustap! | Was ry 7 ' ; . ork with the comm AY | RB qd . : , , . ere" L = = ’ iat 7 tion by he Pejct ay ] ; ” thie jesion. s eta re S Justment of a1 snaah conecne , , 201mte | hse , : pe eee aii: i : indors . en to prep | ' | pene 7 ot the German Plan for Alien Property | te put md ling © Police Chicr Jailed, | olic nd | we wie; i aad ree , ) of tl yuntry and to study ederal nn is disin- "" ‘o* Ansoriated Dregs » ' | ; : " rriso? \ J : iast Nilay , , victed | ; 4 Metin ' set , . = . . yew « ’ ’ 7 ' tte " NEW ‘> . ” $15.00 Value at deadlock pene at si 7 tablished eta tel cone: eee ae inciple and : remy’ RE clin a s attitude toward ||) =i) TORK. Dec. 30.—Dr. Wits . - ") ' — — tj r) ‘ ! — } had , :) aA = i ; : . o , ; neegue nee of thy PP irri Kiesrelbach, Cerman member of t) 1@ ee -d | - 3 fi Ferriggte ; ET o 3 os iis avern ait Mexico Approves Debt Plan. — , ) neva sate qm Ones a ‘xed { pennies _ommilasion, -fo | 4 . ra Blu | _ = = _— A screac act MOIS CuaTS Or . “@ee@ Cet. ree ice Con t 1 vern- B Tors tt . \ LPs iti ‘ov bet rerurning from Germany yesterday, et i? nouncement ~ Lnion Jack Hoisted at Wiesbaden. which have ra Prench Hydro-Airplane BERLIN, De a “id he had obtained the coneent serland muy of German groups to the plan of oe “secretary of the Treasury Mellen for liquidatien of properties now rish i | | | | hate “) Se ia ; « ‘ i ; : . be — , _ . ’ , . : . : . ; : post Metal Beds with * group if you need a Adopti rit le oO ere e 24 indict: A PD mn aget ma oe : | a a oianid 39°71 Deu : nal deht if . ounce P , | re alleen Sa almost com- . . ; ’ aT ~*~ . re . ~% ’ ‘4 "* . f : : 4 . . " ‘ . , , " » a ? ' : ie iframe ~ th : . Seventh Fleer : , , bach sald, with beld unde: ‘us | more test #0 per cent of the @aims passed upon. ‘ ; ‘ ‘ . . ’ ' : | ’ ’ . " ra ’ : ’ : . ° ; . . : :/ P . 5 , ; ’ 4 ' ’ . ‘ 4 . . - " . : . A : re : ; . 2sutinued on Page 19 agate ngesenet Pty t ie ree
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—— os - PET Apeaeett ~ Sse SOE Sea ath ae? cy "By a gt a a >. Pirter. 4s 4, _ tee Apr RS GTS a + a -: 3 cps *y gel ’ —_ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER ec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Company. Turifih Boulevard > "4 . * nw (ire ~ Cée end — WHEELER’S LATEST VINDICATI DEBT TERES. ry ‘ PrORM. I know that my retirement principles. that it will always fishnet for progress and reform. never & |- erate injustice or corruption, always Tight demagogucs of all partic. pever belomg to any party. a'wsy> oppose privileged ciss-s and pubix plundercrs, oever lack ermpathy with the poor, always remain ¢dr- ; voted to the public welfare, never De | gatisfied with merely printing news, } aiwars be drasticaily indep ndent pewer be afraid to attakh wrong whether by predatory piutocracy of tf make mo difference im its cardinal pecdatory poverty. ; April 10, 190° ‘LETTERS FROM THE PE — — must eccompany ¢rery . recurs, ~~ R0Ol : a - On TY = tere not erceeaing - \ - Our Traas*po 7. the Editor of toe “ost . es: 7 ECRIMINATI ~ urtace e ® - CAT 3T C = “ ~ “eae -— 4 a " -o tT S . “ = ~. ; >. Sys.eTm™ s re? .a af *s- —tt bek. —-_ —enr a . ° . ' e ™“ e ’ > = _— 7. & Suess xy . a. ~_2 . - z Youthful Crummal:« BM Me EPter of whe Pos Tugs. I N Wharton's treatise cn «- - - : ~ ~ a _— aoc uve © cours ® 2 $ @ ton all nm TS uncer the age cf :6 - ** - so” ~ = - >” ~ . = . - a > a. | - 1: Engia ' . : .- THE POST-DIsPATCH PLAT- bi i 5 ‘A, ~ s cos Phy ee % eee as JOSEPH PULITZER rtacion Protwecem The MIRR PUBLIC OPINION the Poest-Dispate ARE McaDAaMe SENATOR BORAH iS TROtSBLE _ * "0 great signi British goid or azy of Senator Nerwts tm Senator Borst 7 nn - > Sea o . = 2 : e ‘sa J —-— Ag — = a in ae ?, -™ »79 > - - " oo o . ~- é 4 ~~ ~~ & > face Deslaeth orice - ~ a r ° reme rTance An a2bas aio) 8 a —* - —- rsa 3 he ~ 3 > a _ - . — > ~ TT Lai > ” é > a pA - a.g2 a” > oo =_ . cr} eae = "2, - oe Page es *-T.AaArT } Boi : Z : (Ton . © : - - - - ™ ee moer « _ ~ ro Te*dca % - +. ¥ " a = . ’ . 4 ; oo” . » rn = 7 *“TARG | OO Las > 4 “ . = ore ~ 4 ~ [2 > ~ m - “= _"ar-~e ~ e re" -~ « a = a — = -_ 4 = aa - oa ~~? 4 Oo = » po >z ~ Shelter ; iren he — e - said. Mr. Sommers performed a > sor 38 oT Tule Or 7, an er ero Tt ’ se Jewish fa.* re The speaker rfelated ot MM =. - “are i* . Tena ~~ p * “ui e . 4 x ° a ight Semmers pur -- eortT ae,* . a - ras ready 7 PuT?T amd = a the * ie C cle “Per - ° = 26 “Ss gerTer - n rearit deubied ir Mr. Sommers “3 "+s - pe @-+ _- 3 - : . 4 a* a ee _ + > Da ° ‘a “* INVENTOR OF 250 WEAPONS OF WAR DIES IN WISCONSIN Niele Lasem. Sorwegian. ~oecrweeie tes Pubercuhong= at Age of tS: Funeral Todar me a i. == A: ~~ - — . ou = sits 4 ‘ s JS a + La _ . om. ce a7 me f 2 Rand grenmace ch used v the allies in the World War“and ™Aaer : . . re : F Be! me : {ser war im pie ments. bed ber Monday rig? fr 2 : Derr usesis at the ag ef 4% Fie alwars styled hircoeelf a [act fist malntain s ie bbe ' s.> 1 in? Ath > | . ; ”» Pe - a? is ser . 4 =)?! - ° = = After war e wen" Nor 2. war. then to Lenmark a> =* there he married Retu’ ning here he ‘tried to fn‘ erest se | sited . = - os - = Sates Gevernmen: De wer? ae oth borr +« 2 ha? rented and aiso in 4 new pian * preter sa © bo ™+. ippt2-sa Sire? “a -e-ae > eC : eer ae cvs irage er’ ” hae | % " — though returns %rore as = — — - a entions p oc «4 fortabie 7 or om ~ sc e * as ~— _ Rig new inventions and in philas Ps ’ . ° "hire > ee For ra. ser cee = ; I os «ida ere cay ar - the ? as “<a?t. ed im your imeue ef the fLfern Deu Kindiy give ths "at'er «pa Peper eo that the co sigmere ar testors of this d@ietric* mall a ,Riey © Bieh your paper bas ales Ae fer” REMONSTRA Im pre wermens the FPulten a4 and aL. Her successer wll ° Miss Ione Magrane. «ho has "ad stock expertence ) 2s ‘s@OorT ge Keenan anc er hers Mise Powers has plared if con Piagers last erase adhard. Tum? - wat herd wee with «he ® coeward | of
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- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cc eee or WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = . - - — — -_— a ~ = Se — — 2 eee os — . _ —— ee oe ———— | ARBITRAL ISSUE ) Markle plan, claiming it was arbi-| were as much opposed to arbitra- | N he ti tod the were four MEMORIAL EXERCISES Social Activities MARK TWAIN CABIN “Ne ucanama woman BLOCK PEACE i _|tten, cine conten mut, elton ta on ty eh HARD COAL BELT There was discussion of the Pin-/thetr opposition. , a) Real Estate Man Explains Fastern : Bee : rs : Holt of © 4 “ ctw Contténiel Dine: tens an chot plan. The miners argued that "The attitude of the operato HE engagement of Miss Mar- guests after the performance. Mrs ' PaCS Nos Attoctes by ying: vane | the Pinchot plan offered a con- was that an acceptable plan should ee ' ah et ag Court Decision. the anthracite coal strike cem- | structive plan for settlement, while; provide for a long term agreement, raret 7 ‘ urhter if Mr. is roule 7 > ty f axe lancer a ee . : e . , a \ : . . . ae a , at aaa if uay ISSUu' A waat iVUi- i] : 2 Wh} ct oO = - o«ry* fon a + . ; > o ¢ oe ’ Annual Remen ANIC’ Da levard, was made known at a ss Ruth Hawley of Chicago is Neglecting Assessment \ K | lowine it in explanati — pt. subject to re rhe miners stated that they'in case of disagreements for Philanthropist. luncheon riven by Miss Heath to- } st of her brother and sister- for iterarv | abo: + , ‘Ci it Judce Wur-. . , years thereafter. day in compliment to Miss Eleanor | ; law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Ceres os i leman at Clayton vesterday. >| I fa firm of reput- Ann Becker, sister of Mr. Becker. ley, of 6023 Waterman avenue. iphel 12 con pans S plan to sell ountants An annual day of rquembrance Rhymes concealed in small indi- Mrs. Robert k. Miller of Chicago (Copyright. 1925.) otS in this Clayton road subdiv! ‘. ite and r apartment houses ort promptly on every phase The Moorlands Addition restri-c- f the industry . . , . ° S| } . for David Sommers was designated vidual corsages conveved the news, lé her daughte: are the guests RENO New 1) “ . > és . ™ 7 « . «) the Should the committee in resolutions adopted at a me-| Miss Heath and Mr. Becxer are f Mrs. Miller’s parents, Mr. and , nent . P 4 : + .* g! aAdus tea , We lh, in or ~ l"y -_ - NT Sa Her es R : Ts - i abin lS d by Mark i Wall sn ome 7 4 ; ¢ e morial n last night a susie vi aSsUinston niver- ; Mrs. enry cohrbach 30050 tions permitted four-fifths of Chesed She ‘th Tem Page| Sity. Ar. Becker, who is a mem- Arsenal street for the 7 rora, Nev., While § fh prospe d/ lot owners to chan: tricti i. laved in fixing - ’ - ’ ve. | _ ’ a “~ 4 ’ . ‘“s : ] e if €: 7 ap P 7 ‘= - > ser 4 a “fi .. 4 r . - _ , 3 ¢ ~ y? ; , 4 , rser boulevara an . ie. De-] Ser ol Kappa Alpha fraternity and Mrs. Josephine S Seyllin, vainly for gold and soug lite fo the University Club, 1s the son of |; ) Sept. | i thon > ed . . ‘ . ; . . Ss iring¢ Nea, Re v, d ait ene . ith ti ' ov lie res re} . ‘ b "fi afte ry ards nber °°: anniversar | cember .-, anniversat ws “ aS taken an apa pnt J-0 recognition, has been converte: ; - be , ¢ : Tif . 7 - 4 A . TN S 4 “ . r - ’ ’ apitalis ila? and Mrs. A. W. J. Becker of | yw orth avenue in i@ day nam ie PRES Hak, } for the winter. : ‘ vou he West Te Be , m4 ' in of Rk s! tre ive as of Sept. Mrs. Louis M. Hall have | her daughter, Miss Josephine, ok cata ean delat ugar x ids aittieien ie ) ai | : = ds Miss Hill's Sch ol in Gre n removed to Idle Wild ark re ti and oOo Tnis amMou!l Conference statement. anuary albour ,0 ciestsa to Hote] Aid oo ‘ . ‘ j \“ . ‘oe " “rIinMnwtaTy ¢ ‘ , j . , " . 4 + i = ive Ss c7.ee a - *T" ., . . “a »* Tz ~ & is evening to hear Mrs. gton, Mass., her SON, from the blistering desert, and wil _ agree. OS " v own 7 cy y . ’ * »s > ss ' e in ‘ - “4 ¢ by } - -_ 7? | . 7 “i ’ , Li pee : ; si’ COTM] al ol , nfore ° ae he a Alice Acheson Sproule in a song — » WD Ber tor t holidays. .— ‘-_ Muckleberrv Fi ere ms ) - — a7 SS ee eee — er cf : Various plans heretofore | 7?) oF isis wis P. Alo: lbert Hiar! ; I ; v \o me - ; — — ‘tal. Mrs. David Kriegshaber Mr. and Mrs. O’Neill Ryan Jr. ..,., , a . non A ey . ; ‘) gGeve LO.) iiim i . i . ’ | i ae ,,* accompaniments. hav yarted fur their hon 1 . leals fd stimulat : sail iainaied = | Aloe tc) j - i iT " : li s\? ta > } : 1] . o - i, sia ae ] ii ‘ a , . , ; is SLitil AicA . i* ‘ . ; i y i ia, A = as } VM as agre¢ qa. that all - Entire W k ie : a tee, recepdtion for . pe : Nef : qualiti« Ss. ryis ral .. ‘ . , rs 1} ’ - ~ 4 > ae 5 a . ‘ } 6 rier e i iiie } : ; i si : hs lary ory | bye brought efore The andl the ‘ a , ni “itt | _ est : ; . Dw a » ‘ ie Es B ere ‘ se } iT ot \\ ’ | i tf) i; T) {j i } bbe P > . 4 Ar qr i the pia! _ of- J 4 5 6 7 Ss and 6) : ns support + il, and a b iace. ampodel. Ryan, YY 4 , . tt oh —— To ; et riietian ot : eee ; nes anuary ’ ’ ’ , . , vT) ry : ” } ta. ? , 0) | ap } : ‘ . a = » ‘ : ‘ ss : + ’ ‘ . " . assumiilie PI f the principals of “The Mir- his home in Baltimore, ill remain — anarts , , Ser. | Shelter lion , a’ Children, . ] , ‘ . an | . i $17 t.a a AAs “anr A - . ‘ . . _ ‘t) a rl rit nou " | " anes f (3 iy Art The Cluly cs ij i ‘ a ; ' ’ bid ‘ i — , all . ' . 7 he , Save Tf - ’ a lic ‘ere ‘ laim whi wraatie—e-> - eo a } ‘ _ The le ' lier ; . ne? in Its World-Peace - covered a Clal Bigist: , KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Tec. 30. the strike ie plan was discus- ATi Wi Z 1} “ 17 i. , _ P “| . >, oe * ) . . a * . P . : Th ri . , » . Tio ) Campairen . a mountains in the Sierra Ne-, Sed 4 Hh he miners voiced - ty was a : wali) 4 -e Lines ih u allied to , gat Bi to 94 pees more @epposition | certain parts of the doubled YY Value j Sonimer red litle no "es : orn : ; i a ; ae. ] ( ] } " perceptibi mat ' sewe ' eh: ri haves 6 recorded Thi } pects ( orrespondence , "85 . =e | ana y ; at ; }) ft he had aid ; A= ated Press nate :' 18 yr jay ed in 1] , : : . - " - @ , ba. ai ao f y aly 4 ‘ i ; ’ ’ ‘ j ‘i ‘ ii? ‘ llé ’ ‘? for it SAN DJ] RGé . ‘* ? ° : ” (or ,ri ; ‘ Aa a ' .- Til pia c I r a " ’ \T ey] renner ic neorec , ‘ Sure ’ (SENEV 4 f , i? - ls ci v : a - —_ , m " . : j z- ; i . Licift ‘ 1] j r ! } , Lit on } ; : . win ‘af f ® mountains in t to fens aecae a7) Tr c : a » vapari, a ( . : : . ~_ — . NnSe.c¢ss ai , : . : wine Bf knowledged S i ; : oie -. me , = ont Me . a _ ‘ i . P«h bi + ourtner f ; iilmals : to Tuberculosis at Age of 18; before his deat} erie Gal Witha view to realizing |)... . 4 aia e . a mces "oe * —" ig ee rnia hav oved northward Funcral Today. : Be : 3 an international Instead of a ios rnia | > ‘ Al ‘ ‘ c ~ **4 . ’ . ‘ ’ » @ ’ 4 rs rT: ‘ \ x lated T’reae °. } ’ — , iv nationa! presentation of } . . a . : fia l ' ik ica vé GHTON, Wis., ) | pees te ge a ray there is a proposal fore page : F rather Mackhiwi .. iels Aasen, ] lan it LO ~~ »f homes f: . In League that it prepare unde the = “§s ™ / ‘ ; ; s s . ‘ . te ¢ * r , : ) ; } / 2 Ss of a han: . a Se EF . in Sen : guidance of 2 inte) : ; ve pionee! it : Ui bil 2 ur : h: arri , 7 made ¢ rq? ' . Wee - = = | 4 . | *», 7 " * ‘ } sinqers oO | ed © Gese ‘ : ie¢iete a caterers: , " i j stations with those found si) Se > > . } texthaa! eae a Ios Angeles Planned Purchase. in previous surveys showed that the o , Me : ‘ "7 i M »>% | if ore mM? TI +- “™1)° ' , : . . : +“ . naendens: region 1! east of Santa Barbara iSa i Aiea Other leaders in the Work. e . . . Ss . Aaa 4 Ts } } ‘ , : ’ , . . -s , ‘ ; . . ‘ , 7 ) " , _, ‘ > . 7 > 7 ’ ’ » ? ’ ’ , " . r en : ™ . ‘ ‘ ’ ? ; = . man ~~ *. ; ro ’ 2 4 ‘ ‘ ; Pt j ‘ ’ ee _ ‘ " ° ; P| ; ‘ . ; 7 = ; " ‘ . . " + 4 . — 7 ’ > _- . ° | ° ; } ; —*~*% ¢@4 , ~ . P ;”’ , _ . : 5° ci ‘ : P : : 4 . : | ‘ ‘ . ° i ; ia . ii ‘ ~* ’ e > : e = . . . ', ’ J i . ’ ‘ry bh IBC A oi ui : ; ij Lid : iy ; ? his own among 9 chon and mexseg ho alova st honia, 5 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES mas sserts Music and Storr (NS TM ml ner Ssnop ana eis res 7 ones er ' ' Wonderful values for etreet and afternoon one has ever questioned : “i ee hase a niec f liv if he had just! viz yllar aes rma () § D $$ , Belong to Omaha Trihe. — ove . _ . Holla nan Slat and. K MRS. COOLIDGE S RE OLIVIA GREGORY wear. Smartly styled Silk Dresses. Current ‘ CLASSES IN EXPRESSION fashion features and chic trimmings; various s importance lie comes Br +> aS , Press made the acquaintance O01 a Stray $ Switzerland. — 7 Mrs. Henderson Says President's S&indie 2202 Palm. Tenth Vear. Wife Shows Good Sense Catctnene an Reqne«t Tyler °1°°R. shades. Marvelous savings. ae - 4 CH) ’ 4 Cid ) ‘ . | Z far cs s ex-| Hungary, Jugosia. ie 7 »* ‘ a n °F ; ang) ' TRAVEL AND RESORTS. . ’ fluenced by Wall Street, the capitalistic lywood. Cal. whi he Washington: ?! i by his of all : it: Influenced by His Wife. tries willing to r : ‘ of the hast, Hritish gold or any of the Vpera Co. is planning to produce : re | ir , DO RRRMne MAREE METTR) eucenen: a greet extent” she | remera mene, Smeets in this B Elangerson, leader of the move: | PAT AAS Maas . . > ' ¢ ~% . her epooks that Hiram Johnson or James ‘it was developed a7) as > first opera written ait . tn 1B) Pp Ad hy ; ‘ _— men : , : aed —_ - peed are £0 worried about. If Senator fron nai ye es my influence, as anima - ) smuingt FLORIDA | | ; if | ‘ . . ' view ** ii = = | i . aac ‘ am . : in ij} } ; ° ryir m , | : ; . . Orah couldn't hold Senator Norris in line rh WAS t+ y Mre in every form Is my lif TK isit . bl tiene 8 ate “Mrs ‘oolid i al / . : + s, . 4+ aan. ~7 es ht¢ — . ane Vari i} . NE etsy c once ee, nae ec seit tor nim to NR any she set of Teint a eae'e Mendenen aacree” “T'tave set | MRO WW OLLORG i i i ‘Ys 4 odern hotel: offer! s widow. school childr« _ difficult fo 8 doing very well — 2 sES5CNe OF aehin: wel | J rescue: g service From Senator Borah’s point of view the 18) Saray De the taut 21.2Jp| Galtus cate We made a ic , a gh — wv ) : geal comfort and convenience it e Orst part of it must be the realization that : maha tribe of India: of buying meat and bones for ther if sel ‘dr nial ) dress wi : ‘rect in every Ao , j es 8 Zes . ¥ ; Poa Aumb and defenseless little nes ae i unde eahue i eal : 3 ’ . ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET nator Norris came out for the court after ' HUSiC COTN Pr.ses a age ttm ee tet a ice nd another for the inter. resp — iba] hy , - . an animais, With their unerring Honal exehs ; = Ss T sae led Senator Korah’s attack on | mpage Peer soget inct, loved Mr. Saitus a ea ps Hi Mbitions of 2!XTH x L cus 0 : bal) nen . RChNOO work. Iduho raised . ict every night was to tak: u . You are cordialiy invited to visit our offices e court The | at erorr) urd + tles sar a +4 i Boy Scouts in 1 ery CO vable obJection to the court and iru a? —_ - -1e Toto for a walk around the aise n international Camps. | : at 212-314 Areade Bide.. and we will show yam Fy conceivable objection to th ums and Indian 1 ie? erhational camping by Bo: ; © pictorial eatbit of ollywood-by-thessen, END-OF-THE-YEAR SALE! . ‘ “ . . : ist & rs ua si e | ’ | 1 | ‘ ‘ = Scouts hae Cyirl - [a : , t ¥ as ; PUate N a: isk 7 , | ’ ia tlhe death qt , / and 2 . (yy as J¢a ls a4 creas. -% . 1¢ ¢) : a 7 ‘*¢ tz i . \) i* > ‘ jared sorah has suf- wwe ws. a bdian int 7 Cia . : Lior: ha l ms asked ‘hat it« ' ; , ’ . : tty ; 1] : is ; s : foarar + ath . _ - . ‘ " Mail hi ation: ; char: —— ~ } i. interred with his own This was tee ee | I S$. Our O ers ree 1; ay an unpleasant spectacle to | _— icin which the les lie o be nar. Ww. H. Van Sickler & E. J. Murphy, Acts. : tel rT) +}, — ; GOT P ' all eans , & Hollywood-by-the-Sea. Towring Dept.. ? —1iiti tae ; ii } ia ; Koruh's fine abli- Mrs. “altu ha arranged — “ape i+ Arcade Bidg., St. Louis Mo , PT) >». € ae, \ rroposa |! faced in a 0 lend? ue 4 " | hat her estate shal! go to the cause } ss —— ee a ' P! a 3b ey . e ut mpair- we poe > oye Or The ] ‘ 67 ' Ward that the leagy igeije ’ . ease send me, to A S | h il bh f the atthe it het death, sums up the cause, je Cast the league issu . — | Qectinamtaiinedeas ale that will mean huge savings for the women w qgipiomas Children w) - ta. nin re | - , ; ' . e088 cArk + ic «oF a ire minor de of animal rescue work in this rath. Booklet “The Royal Road to dress for slenderness. Purchase that Coat and Dress now. court which Shnten nc tradition, Cadm: Bookie . i Folder describing ten-day tour to \ / hey are ell al erry, a emia nd the peace educatio: A new interna-., / itten by one LEONA POWERS TO ‘LEAVE re eo few who care.” | tlonall Boy Scout badge, available to| zt A > Folder written by New York | . tonio SS. de “eam mv asians lence.” she add.- Secouts who have already wu oO: hei 4 2 newepeper men describing tour America by : EMPRESS PLAYERS THIS WEEK we ee’ P oe 3 ons we interpreters be is | to Hollywood, Florida ur Me. & eo at! anette | TO RO iske know ~~ aeitiite.: ise the opera CA) inte rea? % yj TT ofie le ner es 8 ma.) mans who need educating, as mu that . ing Woman of Woodward |... .\, animals saving. if the work |@ number of foreign fl: [toms dd : Company to Play in West; to be permanent.” rrespondencs | ign Scout: Pri Slashed exaggerate @ : Mis leona Powers ead A “WATCH NIGHT SERVICE ce a Pw Lite ¥ : sl ee — See Florida by this , ; Exceptional Coats ‘hea ' : . : oak , ! is —_ , ' , ’ 4 . | . or , + 7 **, ’ a 5 . ae , " There will be a midnight Watch : a in some foreign country. The league honest making | a ——— — Night’ New Year's ve service to- — se oo ; 66 d o l ) | » court eaving inf ets od announces that it is willing to a guarantee cost p an Formerly to $19.75 minister private bequests i * ; : oe? @) rT) . i that /mborrow evening in Christ Churc} \'r Borah on . nance af) 5 ' . ‘> _ ’ ft o@ z meh nd I .' + . mp alt He : . ans . , + i‘ aALnNearai. ihirteentn ak yOC UBT acholarahina look ne toward , i : k he truth A yang Ym Soe ingore r in POR, Geapimaiengy Ot 21500 Dh Oe es pease es Before you leave home, you And the cost $150— believe it | ca | . whom yin | ill be a communion service con-*.° ) * ede gamma , know that your accommoda-_ if you cam. See Florida, from I rind in the : li: lor Magran . | Retains ! reen children ‘ , sami a sna senna aa baa ata Binioke page as du * Dean William Scarlett ' : i tions in Hollywood-by-the-Sea Palm Beach to Miami, by - ie -<¢ hee oot Played wi tages Pp. ther il be &@ CO and Missouri Rcad Conditions. are ready for you—that they urious motor coach. Play sibs il é . . ' ral , — artim ' - ae ‘= 7 »? th : ‘ 1: yw ould Keenan a: ; | nion servi Parishes nn the , 16 the Mect-Tienetc! are paid for—and how much — = the prc, diay “sai : j ee : ’ opa! . irch in tl! ‘ath re . ( i@ar ~‘oads groane 4 ; of ; ‘he Leagee ! Miss Powers } iia im | Episcopal Church in the Cathedral St. Joseph oads good they cost. You know that car- ‘®¢ sult stream : | the Leag ers h ) ¥ ¢ 11 o'clock Friday morning. The art cloudy: road velous city of Hollywood-by- ; 3 , ‘fous secutive + aie aaa 34 Cee ey. aaa +5 Joplin— Part cloudy: roads good fare and Pullman accommoda- : . ; . ‘ su perstitioy ove Weexs ini SI sermon will be preached by the: Jefferson Pity—ciouds roads : the-Sea, as it is to-day and as Prd ur- rimmed Coats me of the 8 @atisfied with her rm i Kiev. James H. George, head of the): fgir. tions are provided; you ow 2 the future will make it. Come 3 , of some and audiences 9p) 's Episcopal Mission to the City In- Colunrbia—Part'vy clond+ roads oa have no extra cost for to our local headquarters, or Formerly to $35.00 meals in Holl ywood—you only send the coupon; make reserve ' i + ey disease and @ ‘akland engagement : acd - | stitutions The free weekly noon fair » to repudiate ageous one, she said organ recitals will be resumeti Jan. MWoheris——Cloudy: roads fair pay for dining car meals on tions early for the Hollywood- & ' ijtime the tes Arthur \liiard second " in the Cathedra!) bv Arthur Davis Sedalia—— lear: roads fair ro: the train. all-Pullman special trains. a’ » -- an aT " peng ie Woodward Players also ts and Jan. 1% ‘tn the evening, the {tn spots : : Wednesd aco ate aa Caving this week lie w Cathedral! chotr of men and boys Hanniba]l— Clear: roads | All-Pullman Special Train Leaves Every ow _— pice placed by Leo dihard. WLind-/| will sing, according to the custon Kansas City—Part cloudy: roads W.H. Van Sickler and E. J. Murphy-Agents, Hollywood-by-the-Sea, eral : ~ ts Was with the Woodward jof many years, the princtpal num- | good. Touring Dept., 312-314 Arcade Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. “he | layers inst season. bers of Haendel's “Messiah.” | Springficld—Clear: roads cood. | Telephone, Main 2908-2908. Office Hours: 9 o. m te @ p. m. incieding Saturday jet ef RIT
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ses*. - oo? tele i / “7 a J = . ? - . - ~?. Division of -> rFiL@m @& se rea! riches of y- steaca’s ft : bs =ss8ic= ans sim to lead a field of stellar play set for Clever Featherweight Is Out -- id - _ ’ —— Ce ae — . &§ A. OT. asd sanctioned b e I: © WOrc are Dot to Se meas 6 T who stutterec profusely. paiu ers yesterday im the epening of Mi- stroke. boxed bw Pau! Steadman Pee abla 4-1 hie CUO ing Federation. 2 aes 2 —. nase | a zilbtte te Grange a oe amis second annual championship Were "Sr : ye L3¢-. se Ss -_ ss) -SVOr Ie UZ soif tournament at Hialeah aire! rarr be Six-Round Affair. 3 . ~2 « student wits bad full cnarge vf ~~ —— eS SS See. ae 2 mum os ae om 2s suman it's a £-f-funmny th-t2-tRing eff this morning -witth two other now About Dempsey's Nose. =_ #2 wie, are co ee re [ was decided at a meeting of of- -*-=s=. -OTIprenencing CODIPaS -s +h hic =ro-o-0- ampions for the fimal 36 hotes of some of MEMPSEY most bh o_o ee i sis last nich*+ The event. tha asa-p y.e.cs More taaa te [45 i said. b-5-d-befors th-th-thswar piar as Bont M xe Sanscore > L | 3 Tl | } _—— - . - = 2 = thie cer. © be erpieces . ‘erature and goed -f 2-97 you w-8 -Wanted he Ry a auirk eof errumstanc*s, MacY ar ine - : . A ees vs 8 =. - wa -a lat Crand Basin at the foet of | * —— a 2P-r-ange + lossom -7- three nationally prominent playera strekes | - ' : ? , § of cham- a . : ~~ art & ‘ , cecs good ¢t WS=-y jc-c-coulid §-s-¢ a c&-th-cb each of whom has won the national | ~ an OE Om > " ©. new af e boner in 182 went out i the aft gith Bobby Jones, 1923 titleholder, Mac Faria mornalns : : ‘ . eats : ' © sport ~. ea to bax ' ; icmer Wice TeS2* z-g-get th-th-the—er s r . => - > — _—- : - “ - - . - wv 2 ~ : ' . Bien reese further alomg the r anc die the s ails were § ix --a ss juice : soe of ee and himself national amateur! 2 = ~- —_ - ‘ : - - Soae — - - — = . . » $ : ; & > the pres : yw and evervbodr wr owt aT . ble at tha “ame anc * -~ ey Dene ae ! zs rte amose * se tO a.cene "as Fe eee ee = it: was Tizr’s anaca! stom ¢ and retire trom the leagun. oe. -hampion. and with Willie Mac . Fariane, present champicn. Tete een minutes iater came ai- The te ~ ~ _ _ rr os% - wn ~_ ; ' o.2e¢:* a -aDOows ss 2. WwW ae iva Ihiegel a ~ a - * ~ a “a ~ oo _ > ~ a - . . > . = . . [@ Dart e ; ar sfcciais state Ss . 2g Gars at swa>rilta e+ s* oO Dae - - Dice ch rr eo ~ - - eed e + er Se — os - ™ : _ —e 23 a - * a x — > a - -ad 4 * - = - ~~ - . 2 e - ne 2 —_ —_ = - _ > - ~ —s . = ~ . ' 7 - ~~ — ‘ ~ oe. % > ! ; - ~~ ° FP 4 — maim B: = point oe * “+ - - _— - — — = = - 2 - - wn = : » te > : - 4 Od : a 8s . oe ig - 7 - _ % - “ - - . ; —_ . = 3 2 De ; a str ae i - ‘ 7 a —_—— F. - « = - is — 7 > - , ° es - te . ‘ 4 ‘ — ‘ a 7 . ~* , anes - a . . rOwre we -.3 . r : - = 2 e use of its ig g a 2 > ap i+» her who was beir stiedl > i end » s yesterday with cards ‘> take i435 ac ‘olleowed this matca Thies m ~~ - ~ successit? ‘hreesemes, respectively. tnegel w Jones and MacPariane Tie. been call et BES OSE PRE REE Sc has, oe Fa ; : ; i) ] ; f ' ‘y f ' ‘ ‘ ' , ' f ‘ ' ’ ’ ; ’ qc fe yl t WN } fe .) tA i m 7 y r . ) ~ ae . 9 =, » * - = - - ya - , i P : : erst. e S u sTunale ceaicn ae ; zz - -he for 2 generg "@ peTta.ties were imposed wn #c GF Th ouma, to ct. a“ernous —_ . = , 7 - . — ie . — ee . : ; eae - ; © —. - em etm 2-+-”= -_ =... 2 3 “eae: ie spi — - - a = — ; ° _ Ga rseor ' | . pgs 5. a Racing Tithe Series _—— oe nar ANIA “eo. | and for bis friends in particular -oseph F. Carr, cf Columbal, a s pair has Seem wag Gg "43 ing oa tie ee, : ~ : . ~~ > las : > a ; 7 4 2° 5 ,. iia —_ ‘ a " : - > - = 3 -* . —~ arre- ~o- 2 2 a3 a ? > seniill 4 “4 — can? or {: - ™ : : z . . 3 Der. ai i'd cs ~: ase ; sa 4 * goiler tes : - 7 . ° R 7 - ls ' a 2 > ras — ew ard as refse-ex - 4 riar "ent n ~ ” e ~é : > , 32 ? 3 = s . = 2 = Re ; i ‘ Me ni ‘ ~~ —_ ne - : - a. &. - ——— ~ -~ - —— on ~ _ = . . P - 4-> ties e oe) —€ ~3 —_ ex7> ress ol ~* 5 > . Va ra _. t * 46-f got pr eadignremeams : : : - z0 — —~—s 2-5 _ rs acd officiated reguia: at the tra ae at ya it an er senaa‘ioma! tie. duplicating tbe last wl ~ . " - | ~~ ° . . c « > Ss Peers their feat of the Worcester tourte, tenth el " . . é = a » - - -_ Ruxw, Wa Lou imst ulitn s - > , raeta © > -=erhs . = oe the ‘ —— — — _— ee nr ————= —" i~ red gaimst fF | = . . ; Z : 1% 22 i s ind by Laie, arvar® io intwreduce him w youtg Bigde=. ie Neeced a axcab. ehere the iatier annexed Sis pre?- *senth as as toe Dgat wore on, 4 * ideo - lao site : -o to —— > —_ - — - . ae > — os ur **2 _— rr. he ~ : Ss _ sc8 ' . ¥ il sa iit aail war Di — acalowW.ecgea 26 Sosucues ©} ears ago ore cf the players (he At-antan mg‘ mnern- the grea ~ - - - - , = “= 1 + eS.Gc. =" 7 serTe = tee } : se Wes nici, “eile , = , : —— « . 7 : : a Ne = me % = ; - @&. Sena . . — — ee ee ~ Sulierizng i Ss 4a USCA... | away tor a run which began at ne and yesterday reqguen" Y made « pF Se i : 4 . 4 i > des ~— > « Le ~~ 4 —— | a x _ — > : = =" s = 4 - -~ om o 4 = —_ » _ - ~—* : 2 « ll ?P on — ~~ = - ~ . > tS oi . ‘the end of the first 15 hbeies, Jones, SOLD . > e. . . - : ~_ : = x 'y S A ; , = * 4 = | ~ses™~ - a, : _ ‘ . - = = ~~ Sse = x a 44 a o ‘ rasa De ~ pretece ; gev- ; pi : oo eR 4d reund = é = 2 « x 2 >| oe). i | Sean eeneeueneeereneenees : TO THE MAN J werssces ae a. © 3 - x a ee = Ts can ; " a2 “ hears Set! WHO WORKS shebeaes week! or ionnt-enanti al , _ ? —_— é . . a. 4 begat : Rockne Renite and Entries Se ee 2 a sight on the w: : order ; ' ss bas Oecar Blank- : rrive ; e i ’ . . tae i i i i i i a ii a a a ‘ P = . P . ~ o \ . - > ~*~ + - 2 — _ —— . . e fact re 3 tha so Was S : At New Sie : et: satan -”- = ie eel 1) 648° te sult vour in ae Kit atrel MO AT a NG : om “ee ’ : ’ ; ’ f ; , ' » , ‘ ’ , i noe ee a a o : : v ~_s ; gs o i 7 6 7) a ,/ } . | ’ j ; ' ‘4 Th) +4 ~ ne) c te : -4-3 . al a —~.s - tae lex Ls? #7. ; is mnie ~ +" > » : ‘ ss : eee : . " _—_ . . mcs a> sirems a5 mt was - t or “es > ers 7 tT y , : ™ > > : ‘ Lae : : . - 0 lan S Took ~* >. th OO Walter 1 : Sess. : . ? . w Waker Roland | : : — At New Orleans. Bentl D — » nelther - on ery ac ra - —— $ " ~ . . ~ - = » EN — = " - . _ . Q : . s ad 7 _—_ “= . SEW YORK. Dec. 30.—The New a Fs | © York Giants today announced tber “s ' ge a . : - ry had traded Wariand Dean,’ mgh oe | : . ; - tanded otcber, and Jack Bente, : * eouthpaw,. to the Philadeiphia Na«- > - | Fr i 7 . = : : ~ ~ it put — ' | ul , } ’ ’ = a Es ae + : = * ~ sis - : . a — =e) - = . “7 “ * Hu 4 s — - r = ' a - 4 - we > . a 7~ .— a. ae 4 fe n t Hav - _. * “a . - ry end . t ana. bh : > - : > J : : = —. a Ae ise , — t+ Havana. aaeay *. - ; ws 3 es ~ ’ = he ve 7 ™—al ~~ - a +. Say > . 7» _ a . > »i% = ~ m. ¢ a + i | . ~ " - * i = = . eS ¢ * * : . ‘¥ 7 — a ne’ Tweet ~~. . a ~ ‘ = - “« 2908 crs rer i. aa - - — r a "sa *.e a ’ ~ : —. = — » ~ -oOr .?* - + 2 _ . - . eer b — . -~ eo --« Cc = —— = _ . -_ -_-_ = _ “~ «=o —- Bu: be rt red ™ » oe eee RARBER ose 2 SANI RY P aper SkEavir up Tor each * s ' ° . - Joes rw ee —~ - at aw * _— — . = th. Make the Se me wt 4 —_ F - ae . “ aet rath Pp mer infe a reat and -» - “so : > = a . ; td WSR 3 Peeeren r ae Tt tmwt- » * : . —_ . . - a7" *erer te: : i : 7 : , fa- “ ‘ ~~ a : = ~ ~~ -~-e-s “ses 2 id anal seen = > NO i = « bet Betore ‘ ad TaaVUt roucsces a 2 game - if ares a | ait ast wo Ww te ww SOs — >» wa a + - “= » - : , mii . 5 = , : “iw 4 = * ~ 5 = ~ > & > a = — o - — Cc = —" occ Aes 'y -ernms ” - o “ - 7 Pwd. — - re ow -_ . . . — ——e ~ -_--———- t"ousal 7s of Peedi | ciecy ces atzG —S.V¥ Juss SS 2.07 "yi _— rereea re @ Ty stale? °°. oe “se f ok — > ~— sab Gaie ws hha ¢ e . sr P all _- - . ~ : - ocr a Be = = --— ~ > ae , ae - 2. ?.s.T" = a 2 TUNNEY KNOCKS OUT y penal e . the keen edge of eves sterilize ; a on, " a — . ef the “tedium tt «esr i¢.cee . “ae — ~. These are oriv a tew of the many precautions we ‘tase in ¢g "g sanitary ~ere ~ e3 ea : : « . - - , = peep i o——ra f, Pe ed ~~? oo ——+ ae —— rT, — i Sun sas - . = Jack Dempeser's cro« . ee 7 service MOLER SUPER-SERVICE costs oniy the regular price—dut e a wi! he 1 | vgt Sie Provisions for Women. . $ . ee me Wtucten z a 7h > _ ~ : ™ : ; . . —* _ — . - - * Ee me .. -_? | or - * > ee with the cham MI : Keer vourself feeling fit and looking fire the MOLER WAY aioe cotyes } CHICAGO QUINTET TO ; | g er F eexr ed round had ope red Imeem r . 100 oer cent ae Th : nen = - = %. ; " wane Sosed the = Ss . Cee eee Tart ae f women in anives , Box ~rtizs a @me first round. which was even. : . om ees tty athietics. At : , ) as reee | nang SUPER-SERVICE SHOP 812 N. SIXTH STREET A NATIONAL INSTITUTION S%. Peal club of the American Aas- “* oe at Ways nf * tegiti. ; - ep Seciatica. Tres “bo is 2: . 7 PPh as ia to ie > . ? 7, Tve eri } bae bad wo miner 228 Ne eA- fund can De ry ligu . , . od
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‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7) BOUT | SARAZEN LEADS FIELD IN FLORIDA GOLF TOURNAMENT =~ PRE ee By WESTEND LYRIC | HOTO Pla | PS ign : WEBSTER GROVES FIVE four players have been members Heavy Penalties MacFarlane and (| wWatter marray, 152, Ieee CE Renn STARTING TODAY INDEX. 8 Strokes Behind a 3 lsame c ae ’ ombination that faced the Jones Are eo | L d T ne > 74 ecm TEAM NEW YEAR’S DAY | vanderbilt quintet, with Al Mar- m ose b P seca in maton y : = ~oee | | As Told by Himself ¢'ty court at Francis Gymnasium. WEEK OF SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27 By the Associated Presse. '¢ good start yesterday morning Four players of the Arkansas team THE WOODWARD PLAYERS in ssociate’ Press — m° MIAMI, Fia., Dec. 30.—Gene After the bad start Murra; ; tee _ riage -” action here Friday | “STOP, THIEF” — WU ES eee EE Ea eR ER ate ee ® =e Jeff. Cho 4 |}afternoon were members of the var- as uteau ra rroy,* : Haro ‘e?) y ¢ Lz i? i ed \ : a HUMBUS, O., Dec, 30. Three Sarazen, whose card of 144 enabled ,;: a oe oe Bae SNS |sity team which finished in a tie || Baéte Concerts Each Night 7: a or 16 | rene ; =) { the same pace which Sarazan ) CHAPTER VIII for the Southern Conference cham eee Se, eee ee ‘CONGR the , National him to lead a field of stellar play- § set for the big field stroke fo: ' st southern Conference cham-~- | qiekets Midnight Show New Von's ims | ESS; ’ = IONS sa it aks »% »v} R . tA" r oe . Association vesterday in the opening of Mi stroke Copyright, 1925.) pacnship title last season. The same NEXT WEEK: = So This Is _ London” | | 4023 Olive St. ‘Ween ns - ers yes ra. \ aaa aa’ a4 ~ - » t in . ‘ ; , 4 | | . : | { most Vital factor in baseball, and one most frequently disre- 1+, 2a... and amis se ona annual championship VW ere it not tor this tem po- ’ sia : : 5 , , a olf tournament at Hialeah, pairei/¢ rary bad spell Murray would ¢ garded, is diet. The popcorn incident mentioned in my last article, | AMUSEMENTS ___PHOTOPLAY THEATERS DELMONTE)s Tom wrx mm were E ‘ — A NS a “THE REST RAD 5620 Delmar MAN” ins , ~~ ; i.8— (Oday est penalties the off this morning with two other > now be comfortably settled which brought home to me the seriousness of my profession also | ' ; € va 4 | - a ; 5 @ A h do a + sell ag to ; Leodiog Thastre of Stteatichts, 8 8:15 | tior in give for infraction «hampions for the final 36 holes of some shots ahead of such star: served to help me in the matter, of understanding my physical con-| “4 + NG - as Bobby Jones and Willis Sens Eve FORD — : ° play . ; ~ ” . . : . i dition. 5Oc to $2.50 _ " - —— a ——@® 18th : Street Double p Fun, t “After | 18th & Lafuneste t ,.Basl “AM ‘Man of Nerve” FAIRY | 5640 Faston HI- POINTE { Aécivne Menjou in cure £ McCaus. “ane Ts so te ee ee ne svtl-e , 4 iric » reinigTyYT ‘ + a niw th | kee Club which ner. By a qui! of circumstances, MacFarlane. He is onl} : ENS he 350 . . = . rT*}; . : ——. ; -* : + , “ n } rs i NEW VEA 4 _ ON 4 . 1.00 to $: : 901] players to - Vv three nationally prominent players, stroke S beh in d this pair now. This til nowing when and ot rs can be trairfed into it. 4 jn tee aa 50 ) qHE sHOW PLACE OF ST. “- . , - . . - a . - — " - . . " la ‘ ry ‘= ‘ ° } xy \> = ay a contest betwee each of whom has won the nationai |~ Te $y how t _— just as applicable to — with Leidy, Bene that (Fri.) and Sat. club and the Ch . open title, tee d off. parasen win- | struck difficulty on the second hole the banker, the lawyer, the broker, here are some who will never | DAVID BELASCO Presents » afternoon. Ry a coincidence, the aie Lf the writer and the/|'tearn, or rather, who will never THE SUCCESS of TWO CONTINENTS THE PRESS TERMED — iii (ial . Lor . 10% t « iin the is, Was fined $500, ner of the hon in 22, wen | ‘ rr. Jan ] $ : , and " it} Bobby J mes 192 3 titleh older MacFarlane, playing in an ithe r a ; a¢ fo tine hallp! i r. The lie@- ia\Ve il‘ force OT character to de- i Th THIS WEEK’S ssh Qt . in which | A i threesom¥¢ ‘ iso ane oni hic first Tro } ei aa Line . ‘ ™ — oo 4 rT) } . t | ms elves anything. Only last é SHOW f the assets of the club and himself national am ateur | threesome, also m i ! ficult thing is to imp ipon | ®. I ler t] dstand'|~ a‘ his hole. as did Diege ae ee . ee ee was under the grandstan: eet ae Seduce. srimpion, and with Willie Mac-| ble at this hole, as did Diegel he mind of the young fellows \ n g “DELIGHTFUL FOR ure | As a , an wits 1yver—a veter: | f puaying against the high | Farlane, present champion. Diegel Sietinn an a are apy . cu —? ac = ne sie a san “i Bampenyes - rc ct With WILLIAM COURTENAY THE ENTIRE FAMILY” t fix ot dogs and two bot-; oe ity Milwaukee ; Fifteen minutes later came an- The hole five h ES = [ and Belasco Theater Company, including | nost | : YLIE’S Te ) ) vitae Doral ss ren aH ay ee ee ‘ — re oo es of sarsaparilla. We tried our VIVIENNE LENNOX | VIRGINIA | ALLISTER NV Cardinais were fined eee Weusknown trp, wast i=! Diegel, whose second shot at this | Stall “pre. on} Gola teeeggtipalingnnay FR I hit: balls in his direction || OSBORNE | PAWLE | HAMMOND BRING THE KIDDIES ORCHESTRA )}und placed on probation for cluded Johnny Farrell, Mike Brady! point slammed against a nearby/conciusion that no male person | | it afternoon but luck was against POSITIVELY 1 WEEK ONLY Kingsland f monter Restes in and Jo k Hut hison Eddie Loos tree and rehboul As ‘ hj bh) , ver rea vy knows now i wt y ' }oOuUuIiGd cA : ' . —_ ons a “ , REGINNLING NEAT = NDAY NIGHT TO TH E MATINEES S57 Gravols Ar. ' Cc wrest” cnow he must have been as ——— e was fined 2590 and the and Willie K!iién,. who shared sec- squarely in the chest. forcing hit at until he ha ne of his own. Se hPa oe pencils dae ti | we a cal nded #8 a member of ond honors yesterday with cards of ¢o5 — ght shots to hole out Lo! ample, how much better), ite i er : ‘th it ee ee | — — — -_ Knickerbocker = : “The Phen lating the rules 145 each. followed this match in This m lap ap 2145 Park ed 4 Hunted Woman’ : : a : : : } ] ‘ j Tk) iv P| he es ita —_ se : : AitA ; ‘ | » * . aa ia | : : 4 is t niy ‘ i) eruilat ing the i Rat Cc omedy and Others rritory of teame SsucCceSS\ ' Lbreesonies, respe¢ tively. Liege a ho up vuMmtil ‘nis Limmdié P| . 1 Da O SLlLari ail ‘ cl! cA aif}, ours 4 ating “7 d the amount of a ae ae Se ' a . ertising. The tus- Jones and MacFarlane Tie. heen lealing the field After Georg eidy had pointed , eee eniaets T | | § ALLSTAR CAsT ' i | i ; In lou, i ies =o* + | fvaahoe & Bradley 7. Creeks” - eeeeeeeeTTTTTTITTTITTTITIN TTT Li itidit seed lealing int to me that iup 4 : Po thou Jones an ackarlane r need ‘ . t out to me ¥ 1a a ectlior Vas : , ie 3s . ‘ gh s equal to for — ugh Ol ind M: . nage Jones experien 4 Lj ; ay ee si have tried to instill it into my club. ; | BATT ene: arc, Pride’ lub franchise, are five strokes behind Sarazen at. vergal of his n ing for: in 1 on my protessio! » He eating Pop- e made quite a success of it down | MA ” gga were imposed by the head of the column, the battle! afternoon rounds, his trouble star’ rn wv e playing the utfield, bh * Aveusta two years ago by leas- this ) RSHALL | |». _ rouble Program: . f* levy J " ‘ ) } ] LOT ‘oat hy : rr} > y) 4 } " ‘ . , = wi : ; : 7 2 . , Of Columbus, presi- that this pair has been waging has, jing on the second hole he Atlanta \dde} emarked ine two of the old homes and run- AND _ Manchester-Sattea Broken law” of | —Buy Farly—Get Choice Seats— are oe. ine association. oa Sn oF eee on golfer took a six here, where dur- “And it's a bad thing for yor ning our own boarding house. SAM H. HARRIS Presents | BET y BRONSON | eae — ——_ history repeated itself today wh. ine the morning he had sunk toms nt re active Mts eatine iike a big family swe Irving Berlin's 4th Annual | (PETER PAN) | CA DITO i McNAIR hhysically express his criticism of Jones and MacFarlane went In(O)| 40-foot putt for a birdie three. ©n physically while your digestion is were able to regulate the food © oo | } Youne Lb ig be e'é mimicr y J mother sensatl : Lie ul saAtiT the last nine, he was one part ¢ mn 1 ' rein’ \I + importan: though. I was able BOX mothe: Sanaa | ; ir feat of the Worcester tourney, tenth, elevent fourteer seven- That sht came home to me ,, 4, - the men acted under, | oe Needed a ‘Taxicab, Le here the latter annexed his pres-! teent! -hteenth. a p- ew days later. In the hotels, .}; onic ey seemed to en | ’ Lil and Cig . His i ic ‘p ‘ } La ‘ €Tl- “ if ’ 7 } ter} 4 mt! * : oe Ee ' : ge 4 De , ‘ g — . : 4 t@g Pittsburg some a wus proach on the eignteenti Was here al in fi Set be v it hen we left Augusta our A. | ' A ¢tie« ; . 7 . 5 " - . ’ 1 Jj : . ; rr) ft the players broke Auiantan Gauring the morn- the green into the bunker fore e eaten at t expens h wv nderful = shi: ) : CORINNE MICHIGAN f sane Ancloat Martner — ’ oa reise , fre > , , +4. vr) ) =} . ¢n Mats. Today. New Year's Day and Saf. 4) 11 Bi Act . additi ) Program — Continuous 6:38 Ta 50165 Gravols i and — w Train ; ' pias a : a sd “pn 1120 Loc 1 aT “T. 1vTj)0O in mK ars + P _ tak ore ot i i Aa : : . . WwW ed. A New Year's Day a. 2 ig $ in j on (‘e After 12 Ad . . $1 19 To ro Av. Souvenirs te you H-O-nay : Mor than « i" ticnets aVe | 61 ) ; : breakfast and order@gd as he would 2.00. Sat. at.. $1. t 2.8 0 mission . Ladien taxi C-f-tant’ Sr. a yoge dd EO... . , =] as int -and anotne! J DAL LEeTMSECIV , or% ane om us ae » ri ¢ 7 I ; hom WI hotel. vs SEATS ALSO ON SALE AT regular program — Continuous morrow Nigh Only. ST. Lng AMUSEMENT co . ' ip ert 1T or ' ings | \? 4 “a | yCr & , Ls " . ee that AEOLIAN co., 1004 OLIVE ST. ' §:30 until atter raidnight Ad- ; | 3 THFATERS ARSENAL before 16 ' is tia inn Jan ’ nies li c ‘ ‘ a neces: ity | 1t Bi ae ranarey at 7 » NEAT SUC NDAYS sEATS THT RS. we Tt shout 11 the bo eatin ae il = a iunen F : ) ee i hh itials t Ths | . e ——_--oooror oe --- i w. i\That ill a u n — 3 h . ee | : 4 - When t} reakfast finally cam THE ORIGINAL EDITION mission $1.10 this night only . “Grana and areas | wi “The; em Ne AJ with Carel ney ty — ne — ‘ _— : sai i? kx we it rs ry brings if | th Carol Dempetes RENT YOUR |) 2 rei ee ee err areas fe EUGENE LOCWS STATE [oa Tuxedo or Full! Dress |, ST. a “Minn. Dec. | 0 ee ee ee | oe ow CO Ay O'NEILLS — ond Easton * “ Commesinent? T3},h3 y , . :? ‘Two a*raig ’ = — - = "9 * T I i Lit - LMS = | - 4 . ‘ . ae . s . “ 1? cr ’ > 7 : ‘ , . . ’ ey . , >on e417 . : fpr ; >. oF . . si . »? ’ | j , ’ , ell | | | Cinderella ( oP. W. Grienen’ shy NOW | a , ’ Te sumamer ss und towa' bh Ini state: mat ir fey bigest U Papas a vised "Or ein a —_— S ‘ qe , “Ty, ! wW? = / 3 , ee eae : : - aang a sane beanie | ee. NAPPY NEW eeseue “4 ipa Agate: a lang a san t this way in the big leagues pER New Yark Company Julian Eltinge | oa YEAR SHOW Grand-Fior, / ; : a i .ii ‘ae 2 A « } 7 47 —s s re whe v> ¥ A ED—A me : a eee we the stomeaci “Do they?" replied the veteran, GREATEST EMOTIONAL DRAMA OF | 66 Afi cy o% 'B h ” a oS. Grand @ Fiertesane '. A... IL ORDERS FILL dd ostage ‘ , will make yOu §i Wi mh YO Ai ted ak a kidder ‘A hy walt "til sE\X REALISM WRITTEN BY A GENTUS a am e ave a . GRAVOIS St . taking exercise.” ee I ae —and— | i —_. Klanche Sweet and “When a boy is that young ana | *° £¢t t© St. Louis and we'll show if poocg on Faserably by an OF- CHARLEY CHASE) | | 2s detteracn & Gravata! Smt rhat’s ficial Play Jury in N. Y., oie way ti And FRANCIS X. Appointed by the Censors COMEDY ia BUSHMAN te KING BEE Kings Only—“The H a aa Nights, 50¢-$2.50 Mat. Wed, ®«> od $1. 50 ae 4 ~ sated “the Masked Bride“ «+1700 deff | New Year Follies sat. Mat.. 50¢-$% ; | > it’s PARIS—NIGHUT—AND CAST OF THIRTY YOUTH AFLAME Lafayette wsdl ; - * eo ippetite and a him: , ager jon N EW co Lis EU M IT’S A KNOCKOUT! 16453 Bs. mneaua : Savtiatie Geaety-cibeed comes nat- | *°S?*-, | TODA Matinee at 2 . : ae ae ‘LINDELL il SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON AVE. B ural! cain bs who are really believe that more Evening at 8 sOneE | s ruits | ‘heir chances MATS. FRI. & SAT. at 2 SHARP, | -—- . : . ‘Vv a i asi’ . 7 ¢) . . ~* r\ LA Aj \ Ne Special h 25¢ Coen Is Star In BASKETBALL SCORES 1500 Splendid or tach Fortermance, Can of 75. 9Re and $1.50 fer oP nS ee CCE nae Prices: $4.00. $3.00. $2 50, WOLFF-WILSON’S FACTORY SMOKERS Indoor Tourney $1.00. Box Seats, $5.06 a 3 Syracuse 30, Pennsyivania 25 Start 1926 Kight by Attendine the ! Batler Nye ~ao 15. > A) 4 : . , : i i Kansas City Net Player Ad- Roosevelt 19. Webater 13. fm SAN = th. with ion . Both B . d Manhattan 52, Yale 23. ‘a a | ls } es in oys an Havana Yacht Clob 29, Georgia iat . 7, a PM. COM iNwMOUS ii OM. ik : bh: ANNETTE KELLERMAN Cin Junior Events. Tech 2s. : Box of 10, 75c; Box of 25, $1.85; Box of 50. $3.50 ; es fleveland 34. Buffale 17. Supported by CASTLETON and MACK , | ‘Shenandoah bar - Com- ¢ Shavin Cup fo h we : - = Baker 37, Schooleys 35. —— ANE i *- a | SEMI-CLUBS-—That Old-Time Good 5c Cigar Ree Monnds Indewendents 1%; Mound | HAZ (aah SERRE LOSS23 | >: Pappy New Pear :: — ——. oe ee City 15. “AMATEUR NIGHT IN LONDON” Tivou "] ». W. aaa ; | Box of 53. NEW YORK, Dec. 30.—Adding a oi Mankin " : / a0 “That Royle ir chav > 17. Normal 14. Eequilli Bros. a , Delmar euahhe Special 1 @ for 450 ‘32 ‘hard-fought triumph tn the juntor| Fast Peorta 29, Tremont 21 Chabot 8_Tertia “GUS EDWARDS DENO & Geen eee —— a ; iad iA 4 tka ; ; a , d Aiitt _ . mae eT ; J , a Before the razor touches J . ane a Ao oii Havann 21. Farmingten 18. miss FLORENCE REED / ”? VIRGINIA { ana wie . a seth , Feet Pekin 16, ( m 12. in “JEALOUSY” JUVENILE FROL C ROCHELLE | gaa Countless deadly serms CUESTA REY CLASSICS DAVIS mae oO" two foes in the boys’ event sbnattoee ro gg ade 14, ar eae = il The Dark ——, | Mats. Daily. the-Tic; Sat., Sun. to $1.10; ces ana rusty burr alon MADE IN TAMPA, FLA. AN OLD FAVORIT? arren ome Be diene Delavan Fans 28. Lincela Col- aig 1 Pe Two a ng = 4 ene o oil m.. £ Regular Price, “@ for Ihe : : legians om? syvrir , , ‘ °Y —_— ° or, ‘ erore ri ww . | f New. ¥¢ iret rour. rurner st pene kept the : (OLA MBIA BURLESQUE |} of the beys’ tourney, 6—l1, 6—2. aa tbe a et ee état, a os means wire ht T+ oa ores POE AE 0. wt <n Oe lit oe 4 ¥e* oo< “§ ~~ ." - ee. — .
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WARRANTS ISSUED FOR THREE | coxsoe— np Cues Rpecere SS ee te a RUGEIST AND WIFE ¢ seeing the plar. I believe t is rea splifting and Bighiy Father E&tritch reviewed ecenes which he descriPec a: ©'- fa, : ee ee ac ee : 4 = ' . : _ : : . xi " : Cann _ o ~~ - Fathe SP rents h j ’? ; j = - - — . = te . _ * ~~ . 4 - ‘ , é *-~-. 1 « _ ; = " — _ - = , ~¥ quite wort: i@ patronage of S* - 2 . serec. Sune comp : ie FER ° : . fs a o®. . . - LSB — = the Cath! 1 one 2@ ins ¢®sec .: a =? the -“~e eis = was . : gh “ Ek — : = Se - *% _— - : - ~ 3 - .- - -a? - ~ ze "resacrTtT = ’ —_ 5 = - — e My object: to eertain «ce--« eae . = . tod . ) ; “ . . 4 . *R eor =" = | “ S “ 4 _ 2 >* >. —” 2 oF 4 ’ & .@ : . ; . . - a = x" was based on previous ne-for—_ -; lll tee I eatin / \ | di>. = -.. : ; Ds ' - . _ . -. -* - a - - ? — ws : ' — Ba ences Bm Tae erformarce - ; _ ~ “es ee ’ ’ =x ‘-"" 2 ear oer rs rs — - _ 7 +. > ° ° —_ = . " = ae PN re = a - a _ = - - 2 “ - ©asge “ _ _ 2 : Ss « mr - = . = = oS as ~ oa 3 —— - ee aie - _ ea é a nan ane "OD cea] rt or ‘ a : ) . ps ae [en tae PFT : . se FF a7t e°°s cna ees ea. - 234. 77er*s 3 2 ‘ i» - 2 mi34G ad . e ‘ ale .. peat — -t.,. get pe ne ve lt ee 6.519 INSTRUCTION Want Ads last year—I1,351 MORE _ than the THREE other St. Louis newspaper s COMBINED. “@& DEATHS St on Tuestar Iw” er . 7 ° - ™ *-- —— 2 - 7 - ~ear - v é > 4 b. ~ ~~ - a - - we at 76> A*e- seeirg Moznda erenzing’s * . - « a a “i = hv" = = ‘ = = ¢ - : ¥ re be f . -* . ~ a ~ « “ “> ™ - . = . . -- : - -s- = -2@ = % —— - ‘ : » o 7 =z - - - = “= a _—— - - al a ene: : - se Na aa «* 7 - - ‘ = - = ~ a * z « Tea rt = . es a * € ° = ant = DEATHS --«2 bad A ‘ vuesdar -~ i 7 — © . - ™ : > ; am J. Connor Thorpe ani 3 = === 1| LOST and FOUND . ~~ . '? . ro gre — eT AM | + - > _ ha — FI ——_— — _ - on“ Tr — : . ay > * ~ * : . ‘ cs ee w°ar 7 - ; —- > i « “—— in, => - at ~s — a s ~ “A? — e 4. i . as —_— - >. - . > = rs =. & ~ 4 : Re : 7 2 : - - ° - ‘ > . aaeet Game Guaniie we - arica a Geseh gates - : a * - a . ° 7 - . TP Prue *\ =s . , . . noes — - . ~« es . ‘ > wt 2 S - => — : 5 >. >- : ‘ . a - i e- . - = % on “ FS - ; “=~ = . nt - " 2 . ~~ > + . Z ather 4 = - : - an 6 . ~~ = = = = 2 4 “be 's oo " — 2 + % _ * ; TA -_ > - . S bd ' > > = i =: ang = % . - "= * - -- ——— - - . ™ ° - _ e - js a -& ~ © : —— « ca a - .' on 7 2 = _— - ° - ~ ; “ - = i eee. . : ~o.° . : : : _ > “ ~ x e* * * — - - a ‘-—=—- a "*. : =. Me act = - = Sad eae ge FORMER WIVES =. 2c pee Se | ee : : of = . ~ 4 , - " : = is 2 t, ’ a eh ‘ = . : . - - . “ - 2 Pa 4 7 “/ “="-_ a ‘4 ta, - : the fleer TWO MEETINGS FT =. Ss : , a Tasca e , ke Vi - ¥ Mos . _ | 6128 EASTON—WELLSTON : Collect Alimons. second = ~aly at ve Sen c He re eased s ' g ARBOT RO =---~ pe ie = , _ ~ a —— - 3 . " ‘ l ~~ ~ 1 ~eky -_ YTLE - . 5 bi +o. = ree e-e is « ; s a a. " = / — r- ———- ; —At ~ , : > Cirst : Ese 5 4%, their car and drore herent eet fi — gas oetegen “ee == - ase Ha ; = nt Porterhouse. Rid or 2" a" The er ieft behind bis ~“ cet age we a ; ora - s “one ros rx s ; =. male. 5iUe _-> ,4anT i> + = - 5 - = 2h ster too - ‘ —- - , nf 5 Round. Th shou kter “2 fT and Lo oalimest - Te im 4 > re — : * ‘ - _ = os = ~ . e ae i. oie ill . ’ - ate. . wets r _ — hall : — °°? — rer = — Deek Tee = . + . — “ , . ‘i H + BRAT = ~~ = a= we ™.. oo : ~- P ~~ xu a a. - = S = se “4 a pe tal z e “" 3 Chuck Roast, ib. 10c Chuck, Prime, ib. i2c 1 gg tte Ml gc age ac st wha art 2 police “7 preters’ Loca MEMORANDUM BOOK— Lom. larvae black f ¥ . ras ” serene mae iL 4 = = wiz - -_ 2 — al 4 2 To racsc ur - ay ~~ rn . we - ; o “ ‘ ; —~ . " er 7 > e- ¥: VEAL Presidemt of Paint Compeny « -ow Bs Arma Mere 4317 Tte0 mnt « 9 Side 4:n and Pine mts. Phone Central 3 Robbed of Hix Auto and $1” New berm +orrace - oe e cf ners! “~ P E R S O N S L = a _ . & —— ne Wess P _ ' on ‘ ~ s - > . . = te = - «* c- =m elmer ass LegorLoin | Breast or Stew | Shoulders orl hops | me tate 9 7 :i= 5, See satuvaewant, Teimar t9eT 3 1 1 - a ee ets . ra se . - 2 = 2 3 ye ane - . ou Hi™M oo . - —— ’ : _ - er i —- sf 4°¢2 Fiera suTt. @8 : zane —— o ' er ; . - —__ | A. -_ .» > - : : z > -. 2 a = . a - = ie — > - . inci _ a. 2 ee -er a °D z 3 + ogeset en ° C } Bacon Hams {| Hams bast surrendered $10. after whichicralp. She skié Mra Krumm a Se ee ee ee a At the = + in’, & - - : Pn ol Br rs e RSE ‘ gc shel glasses + * ° Ts EC : s car. 46 =e beast “oer = 2 » Ao 2 Cc . ° 7 ‘ - oie . = - Prot 2 Fe n \ « -@ “" , ; = —— . me for $ - envelope a a: : Thirty-ninth street and Park are- : “ - bar » . "* , z aaa ig’ -e ey Perk Sheulder Spareribs Pork Chops apa llere-egeadlinrn te: sng otra our Gear sitte i | —— ; tm : = a i; Lb. 22c Lb = Sade ther arpearance tere _ 3 en SS ase ea , 2e.¢ @p Walter Walaer S234 *: = £egen se “>. ane a . te as ; , . = - = BS — * - . pon i Se ee ee ee : — z s z : = — vA : _— a . = . 7 3 : ~~ a - , = = ~ | | ; > . ~ = ~~ ~~ = : = - _ ; ~ - “Trucks a _ a =, eo —_—_ + gl | = |. & Pre 2 —_ Pa 5.2". =~ . = - 33 n e2T> L2tT »- Was eane _ -_- _ _~ . - - a - ae ° é . —— . ——~- Full quart jar Mustard bis . 980 B wich merchandise. were reporet vin ot ; it SPECIAL NOTICES = i ° , — — = - ~ “ : ° gr . —- - Je a ~s 3 & No. 2 can Tomatoes, 3 cans. bins eelinn he oan 25c¢ Sto.en restercar. A tru eiong- 2320 TIO" reer 6784. ‘-8 , FO. . : ; - a lg See : . was -—~-e> axe art sci 2e +a _“~e- i = e. +. : : oo one — - —— 2' — — + — at el _ — 2 a =-* ~« ai ~ ck — aa - 2~!b. can Sliced Pineapple. can ae ae 30c P : : A ; ; > a ~ "y = a * -?," a - > = — c= “= = . ~ S . - - - , - — “ Mamma's Pancake Fiour, package i 10¢ see street. The value of the . = o - Large can Fancy Yellow Cling Peaches 25c¢ auiis arrie as = s - erecEeT YT. TY tee : - i ; ws .T =~. — "2 Ee a is : 2 . — . 2c me Biatz Hopped Malt, can. 50c ; F oo SEL. GRAND 199° ee ome “ ee. -_ —- i. $3.00 > ress ®€ SOut= Seconmc gree E - ' ay . 2 - - _— “zt Fs Eacie Stamps, = can pure Cocoa 25c¢ >. ntti Wiatioelin as 22 ~s-2 ase -s rs $3.00 Eagie Stamps, large bottie Vaniilian Extract 25¢ as Tuaking a delivery at Eleve = 7 Marius” Cemeten ¢ “ao. ne 2 mre bu . * ‘Ff ™ a - = = Ae : 2 $4.00 Eacie Stamps, 1-/b. M. J. Coffee GOc [B street and Lucas avenue. I: carries . MeCARTWY—irieet ite me ic a a “.. 7s | BUSINESS CARDS te’ 7 — s = -4- 4 a .~ _ Dp E _ 7 H > ~ - om ‘ = . ~~ AD - ; _— oo “s ie ~ > = ‘| * aT 5 = " “a ~ > os & - i _= rs 4 all ° —_ na C Ih , : » * —— ~ = > REAR ADMIRAL HARBER ato *e* tS +“ * mery 5 . C ’ e " : be 7 ‘e me 3 RETIRED. DIES AT 76 s:nwex_--.-~ , re cciden~s. @92%4 —. : CARPENTERS & BUILDERS ™ 4 ~ ~s aT Be » 5 ; > : “aire. ¢ a HH. i «we mand! Reiivet oh and ™ ” = = a . - - . tound (raft of Jeannette Pola = “w-tAULGHLIN—_~ . oe : : — at . +; Expeditvvwen m Ll ightie- Diim i . a . - $2 . : . ae | - —_ vl - — = 4 a : a ™ ™ = = o = ~ ‘ ; ' - . - -. + ™ - —_ > - ad 4) » = 4 " _-—- - - » = 2 - " - > e = . : > - de ~s — - ~~ 4: . _ ‘ ? — - Ts — - = — «> ' - - aCe y ~ Falries 9 4 we ars \ = * . R iia. _ ~ > ~ { x +8 Yea: retire eg oere las . > : oa . ” = = . . moun =S : - - >. -~a a ae - - - g 7 - " : 7 ea AS > - mea _ vans _ . a . - ~ - - = _ - se ; | Nias = -2 Sear om at MALTBI- niered ine ces: Wednesdar : — - en ue i « oe au “. - 4 — . ~ - - “ear ’ ~2 a rae Stee ane _ = > : a . — - a " = [= = —_ a Sa *.5.* . a 7 it -- -_— - : = . oo - . : ~ ’ si Tas - a3 i ng ac Peer T's. ~~ * " - z - =F . ba _ ~— a =. = cs : . . , 707-708 SIXTH—323 325 De Baliviere . zyourngs = =orme ‘ime ago > » Ho : . e- , malian ' a a ~ gee & en sate CARPET ci EAN'G UPH' | s’S x s ’ ° e7=* ‘1? “ ee a. as ? “— “fa _ = = err -as * . : 4 s ; a> &i>- . = 4 ~ 7 . =~ » : > » (oro Teles “erket) Jeet South of YU aterman mo er a ae - ai eine: aa RARNE TT iain aii ater — —— ol ->. i8- - “é : cs . - +e . * - s ” = a ; : , » oe , es = ; 7 om - ~ : ° _¥" as bn . Open T harsday Eve Till 7:30 P.M. Clesed All Day Friday + sis ater he had a iw | . Marem. 2 mal _eseciai'y © : a er - - ° ‘ " = > = ° ~* ° mn a ~ DON'T FORGET YOUR BUFFALO MEAT | e i-—* > Noo. womens. 1 TRIC WIRING. ET o- . —_ - ~ = - ” ‘ — . . P age _ELEC 1c vet Cc. ’ 4 - - aT ee > ete i... ; _ Bil MA‘ : “4R ONT a. — = . = i ~o« ‘ eo. 4 7 x 2 a7™er = rsa -— = . a -_ ~ -~ os “= «. -— 24 we - = ~in oe U nm ee am “ade? rT.“ oF Sager~cures ; S t . ib. "Gear a Pa Ss . - . - > a = a. : , - oo ; "mt = 2 my s1@ ms, — -} Fresh PIG HEADS. ib. 15 4 manded the m sreai-grat rT wee oomae @ wth = cont~st term Phone Main 6858 ‘or estumates . ae oo _ . a Calls | EA : ) : SIER— > “~ 7. — “ “- = 2 . ~ — 7 eT a + er Was Prom eo > a ers Yor ry ; ; é = P| 8 4 ws B0 = ty a : Pin GEDA 4 aren —_ a ———eEeEOw a 2 - ro(p" cuasaoteed a ~~" mik-‘ed. «4 wc vale " a. 1a x ‘ ‘2 = - , . : , ‘jz ~ ; ~« 4» . = ob _ Fremks. eee ’ . , c c " rel oie - ss - ; ™ 7 — 7 a . ~ Bom. Betareas Us DIES AFTER FIRE IN HOME => 2 ae cme - Teast. ib 1 rine m, Lnuie averse Tocmwce De ge | Bae = 8S Senet aa " “i =” > 7? . - = = 239 - 7 7 Shoulder, ib 12 nev. Pa i=? BRENDLE-- => - es ag oo = 3 oe Da - oroper uz , oy . ™ 4 : of — > - S — = Dail . - 2 - " " . . - - = - . “a ” = = 7 Loigs, ib. 14 Ay , motie. , ot senate ps “or 8 ° 3 2 " . ._ > és a ie _ -_ ” ~= — - F Lees. th. . 2 ila rites Po ‘ RFRENACE ~ . -_ eractice GAS PIPE CLEANERS =) | LBES, | 3 | 7 : , . or oni te a x ee —— on ,. > ‘ -- ; ; = = ~ wd ne = " ‘ = “ ne ah a; ~ ~ _ :" orn = era Wil, take ~- iy Age A | ‘ 4 Nore a Svund ‘eancT Ibs. 293 ® Ari 7 . 2.> - . ~E . « = : , ; - T. ™ ; : 2 - - - > : a - a = ” — , — —_ —. - - - — => 2 ee ' = . : . “ =—"¢6 ~\ 4 - So « Sea 1 em... : . " " = - Grapefruft Freeh “pinart Rananas s ; 5 ee: , , : \* 2s. ° : : a . = SISCELLAREOUS ———— or Wustard: |b : Tien. 1 a . . o = “ast oe e a - — 4 7 "Ke, . NS ooh atrichk’s« - ' . ' ms .: qe nny . ~~. . : ° say . . eng — wo ~ - ' - : - . sy - - ‘ ; -——- 2 - i a - ™ . Fmperer emaire _ — a -> _— - ms ~ a Men - — - ' om De - _— "Tt — : : ————— . ; or * = t+ Tapes, 10 ek, ome ce ae — : — Com % . -- S “s —.; AIR : ; =n * Le ™ | . » 7 Rt) er ; nn ae : mt ' ing . =n art DfT; rye ce . : = : : « : yon = _ ; —_ “ annie 7 2: and ar , — ms De - ; ~ were a 3 .s ~ (i- ~et 2 _4 i * . ~ = - : ™ > a on ~ PUR eed - Tematees,2°:. 25.3... 25 ist seni pw etbaeines tes: Seamer Lae 2 omBnS Dain Thursday. fplen a1is wichires stenun te Pere A'S co ee eS ee ee ‘i . on 5 one ; : meler cs “m2 Dem = — “ “ke Dearh sme . Sills Terry atenue STOCKHOLDERS .__ ’ ING ROOF ING > = = r = Fy o : PURE BUTTER may err: ie i oe ‘ ‘ . ° — TT se —_ect. ot -_ ie : on , ambri a ‘ ‘ — _ - “at “>be a' Dewting > — —— - " ralue 7 > o- ~ - - = PROFESSION aT TORNEYS aT a >. e—>.. > Man BEAUTY AND HAIR _ eer. (Ss s: a ed - “ 7 ’ = rE BR] orate “sare acy Seur | an , wet .* =>. -a" var - — > r . 8 - — * » + - : eS | = ~_—— > — = 4 x - - % “see “~arenabir = - } Dry. SPecial ta” «Gane m = = . ; e cerns an Tasers —s = _Ys * - ec sa an ros é. & a3..° SA WO. = — - —= = —- oe & — 7 . _ - - 7 ba baad . — ie & ; > > & . _ - ~*~ al ~ aa —_— —-_ - aor iA : L —— 72 ' ae on warel Waiting List I the W ‘anted Lis an _ = .- —— *,,5 times LuUMmiBs be > 2 — Tear ek is. Dess aD ~? 44 . a SS —-¢ . = ™ > - — © _ = aetna - > L_# - ~~ $. . ¢ — “- ~ = Wc = . > el a m Sulr®= “7? “ ~ = ~~ - S > i an 7 . —_— z * . * MPLOYME E * { 6 * -ANTED WA! - 4 We > *. y o_o? a sae" a? * hoe ee = « = soeDie of Mo. & ~ —_ o> . a ’ : st _ BA * - -~) > -—- oe — _ — oo » a ne > ee ~ TT“ “a4 VA" - - ~ “se "a > ~ a “ - . _ a ¥ > uum 7 [ore ia a ar e = ct . «ee Ss | ale am » i @ 4 - — - Gore oo Be a» _ + a es -arTs — - o een Ces : | =3 gr oF > mu PTL AD se ~~. ° 7 ‘oe a eile a edie > Sa lLEeSMA- = + fe ear t3 ie ‘ar . =-cat arg wears | ec: bet a2 & ° s I= > 5 — eo * wT D> | awe © ."2DaclT > oe ~~: ares Taare «& “aie ean ‘ ~ = : “= —— wt her 7 2 - -; ~ o- . . ;- ° o . .* veers of eee Oe - ~ = i > > - ~ ae ig "> 2 ” De * 14 ae >, - + -~- } = ‘ate | SITUA TIONS-WOG@EN. GIRLS . Ouse” £erTu rm PP _— > - > a * : 7 a.” y fing ar = , - — ,? ~~ ~ = a> are a ° er = ¢ ~ ad » aT? > ™ = oe = _izide 2651) : “Ens ti & BOR mer ras - fo =D Ss : 4 : ”» Bs ~ ix = ~ o- aa a 3953 a te “ ed os 4” é a s . ™ : * é "a mi sy TAT ——o wine at oe ff. work ° . Tera r tre" ent tte " cos S + “i De" =i * ‘ wr whole i fa A. SD SASS - ine? ae Se ee t2 rer’ otte-eem TTR .” i P. Te 7 ee a - ea img et a o o =k | LAT NDReas—et - ean a | : a rritay « Sa.u “ta ~* fetes om “Ase - ee. oe |. = =*" “~ - le ar Geanine ‘ast worter referaices. J fer son 148 a . M si = as ~ a Di? za” al es? Ss «ae zg at? sy - : MA — = 7° bousewor ls =? Corer s ‘f a 8T MAT Ss" oered maid mae ex — oe ~~ a a a tn ae « “44 me zo a i aE 7 et - - Pe = ar MAS —eo reu"e se " Ree = °246N rar Teveral bouUsr wor rw are Tor = et = ’ > /HELP WANTED] errands saCter shoo t. ‘7 > ork ——- ae ~~ e Van >cewter ~4 "3. “ = ial « The 3 Ss. CHIPP ERS itae frames ecady 4 work AMERICAN = —” & open oo v7? hii. _ Expeneneed in Freight and Passenger Car Work — Experienced on bolsters ; shop. POUN. Draftsman Wanted a | oe ¢ “a oe ern ' Thed LA Aw 4 a. s = 4 _* &. _" -nc@® a od _ ae q ‘ - _ o rm 7 . - Lad Y mite x ss . “ss = « ? - 2 - laa
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. ST. LOUIS ‘ Ain 30, | TENG Bo ozs wa DON’T SELL YOUR CAR FOR A FOOLISH PRICE! Offer it in these columns and get the right price. posrbiarere 33 90, 192% _DECEMBER 30, 192 STORAGE AND moving —— — san Banter os SITUATIONS—MEN, Boys /HEL™ WANTED_MmEN, mh SALESMEN WANTED |HELP WTD. —WOMEN, GIRLS | AUTOMOBILES ES CRAW As ed ivi can, * AUT mOB Bl : mtrs Fremont t 4. ) CARPENTE R—-Sit.: good mer hanic: re- . >) ina : ' + | EX! ERIENCE ~ - tomobl le salesman. Vai- \ Pt} ——_ Wh it~ b, t ; tet: i Coupes For Sale eedare os iss HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR | SALE a ee lay r job e > Gay VU! uD; r asona ie : 7? reve : . ; . ‘ | " fc: . . IG22A &. Compt li. Grand se) ' : 7 » , ae a / Mot ’ 604 Gravois. 7 , | . vr) . tsTanha } ; ,u | ote o . - ' ; ° . > -~ — ae a —_ SS - ——- oe _— , re nb 4. —_— ; } 4 = Sport eeian Bee | "win ‘ ; , ; ) ‘ - 2S ue NOW OG i at a air 7 er u hi : ' “TY «ae ce ie ez vary a. (on — + 3137 } > Ae : rms. , = : SR ee eke | mes aed ee a | 4, Hepericneed Salomaen, | gue me wankonen Sele fe | ee aa ee | BUY RECONDITIONED FURNITURE Freight Forwardin PIRULFECR Sit. colors na Dispatch, —__—__ _____t¢) | electric” appliances, OSs | pls Oakland Park Hospital, take Kirk fect; $1005; terms. “4701 Gre ao we Seen R nding — , | Are Y vu laaving st. Louis?” Ms I S ~0 years Ss’ expe-| ive e an z ast of ’ '? . 0 st P- O. R-T- U-N-1- a . ) one ‘ ee > dor ' ‘pierioes 7 ~ , ; 1+ —vs . ch ? . : Cs : Lj | ct nr | } | - 7, | ; , y : ’ site mee 7 | K ] i . : : i ' : _' ' | . | il ¢ yj - ee ; 3D ly “ ra ae sales: wish AT, ae. te gree — wal « ' , > ta apsist pres ze Vashin eaikines I : 23 bu nena ee mg ME Ee y he , , EASY ' oe : refer ‘ Tre } _" . _—" "lanai al a . ; ‘ . "Ys ‘ . row } ] ! ‘ . . Bs : Lea" ial eel — = . : ie oe —~ : ™ ‘ i> iri ANGAN Pe cb oe or ‘ a n ' we ; mn a lefer } — es neon ~ veut tor the right mi pply tusebak 3 rms 16 Bult. | SEDAN MORTGAGE SALE éarrte i dor, 1925 sedaies ; 7 } , . Vé | ; ‘ t) : ' «9? «= | ; i. : fry new, *. A - in i " aa ; (OSA. RR verside 2625 yeer'v , . . , : ie ™ ° rt . * ~ » _ : » - . ert is —__ 063: ertainin sh -} perienced. iso wanted a barber | Sertis! : i] iat? ; eb OT cil, 6 est , eu. ONAL maintenance. Box C82” Post-|ting. Apply Madame : ThE Ee BR a: lered_inless | FORD Coupe, Champion dcpassonwer body, | if Storage long thne and will give new. | tOHNAON AT Co e076 Cat Le | ari — BALESMAN—! lege man, 23; Ts =06pariors, S14. tet iss: rE mie ek for Mr. \ angelos. room aie Toe cde gal ania ag Baskett 3318 Washin _4e : wen ~ 7 | ing: ea | “e ; 7 s . ’ “LU 7 ." , ’ 4 ities . tae me m _«¢ . : L2, -_ : nv ‘ . , : as i} ‘ Lee ‘ 7 ry , — fry rr) ’ ob i ’ , s* | ‘ a7 ; . > . , ’ : ; 2 " aan ples , ' 3] (ywen-B 33 Vash- ris.} al we eo ) . "er merean | llamada Parts—For Sale | . me | eg year's experien n-Cut m- RPeLLER COMPAN A’T ee AT Law LAW er: best refere: Y 345, >. Ab 3 -_ = : fonn ) not answer x = | | eae FOR] r —_ ADLL Tou 23 new: |f-aEp AUTO PART —For any car Al-! time. rton El wade TO «eM iclé ey eee RUA ran- Py ETS BO pt AS EY AE Bie 3 4ilfornia HN R GwITty ; . ae ee — , e izes wilis armen | MEN 1 and middie-wged: to ru Yi | ae conéities , Bassett. 33 O: $!95. Many others. | "je “oo0L & Oth. Humboldt ia ‘ ; . *% eslales Gat naces Main 113° ~ te i , eo ' : Pg ris ry } 4 ; 2 4 4-4 c ~ at — | ASHING MAC HIN YS , rampler lit \ ~T . ee Se i * BEAUTY PARLORS yee ~. tte anne ABE ange; S) ee Sorgen st , oun ane eye = ey Ags Tiga. TRESS—E cperies gers Kest he uipment. $165. Huber, 260 ‘aie Gane. ae “eir. Auto Bodies For Sale — | and wee A Ef “Ye ) I a. oe x yee tien tablished firm years old pee ee —_ ) HMEVROLET—tTou : V2 an BARGAINS always, bedies. con — s $25. Morton bi. to : ANS AIR DRESSING >, he - x . hw ehh one -—- sa 6S648' 3 . ou 1¢ ree omer Fe AES Re eT ene = wa RD—Cout \ ertmeut. 1922 to B195; terms, trade. 716 N. Van pleasure: terms to sult is" e (¢®) | WASHING MACHINE — Eder { ~ - . ; si BDO cia! gg , ' ' . . s : ‘ : — ; : . } ‘ frurernt bt h.e ‘ }oe . 14 ‘ 4 oa ’ | ] ' uM Ast ; } } ’ at cleaner $i7.of A leo, we ; Me pe rienc n: , . ; ’ ‘ ne) rang . on +] Su i * ‘rt i n. | - —s rolet ae iy: ior, $165 wash - chines and sured e a *-T¥ ’ ; _ es , : er 4s AS en , > 8 @: " } Oe ‘ 4 wes «(Give . Wolken 37553 Humphr va ——— : oor | aesggag , Tcccmneenad gg Bin oty ee ue | WAITR : ' i at POR! Y25-24- pes. . a | ey Mees. s ~ : jan ci : | a , OT eee ea , *R Leiris “5 mh tire “ Tine nt maet Sanu a : ITIVPA Natur rr e —_ ; —Re—Real bargeins eadit DANCING SITUATIONS- WOMEN, GIRLS | ere sre | ime , have Dot two property owns | WAITRESS — Experienced Felcher Tio-| ¢sy,, ten rhis and Sundays. | standard | construct pod ebay BODIFS—Hrand-new, 4 passenger atly reduced prices, eonven ALLROAOM™ Clive” C0Ok ~_ aie aiaial © Bly A get ote en , a Oe eo Cie Badan tel am op, 41 Juve / 1 bid i: mt — oS = Se ae Supe: $135, $35 down: also } tour-} 3 — om : hitis ’ : e — ms . vs h . ; ety , ac apne! is, P . ' . B32 hi] Lita ‘ | ; ?— “Gd Sh ! , - ama ’ , , . ae | with Cc. . ave SS a curteind. 375 ) | 307 and «& t dg. a YY ie Dn o> Tai ene” Sanday ey wap 1 ' mt a nee Sa, . re ;, | €°5 down Ovwen-Baskett, 3318 Wash-| SEE Levy 3 . riy eh t ‘pres pou ' : (omy amd second P rrenece Fala RL—si 4: iain cooking or tna!d L004 ee ' — watt . Mi asosn ine A aie tic namin a +g pore — ORD Ai coum L923 to Iv. — VUDGE ' lhe | ) [hEs — Factory adjustments, ey . PRE-INV E N TORY SAL | ell 84017 F ingto’ : i ‘ Lie ‘ xT Lie ' ; ' New TVYear's ve. : Ox ‘ ' ifn : - . epart nt rp ir ' : “ } pie .) TTR Ks hh vy S2x4 acdjustinen + ~ | ~~ vv > . | oa ly ‘ rie! ‘ 1} ’ a . ; " , . : . . ; re "? . . - Sf ' - — : . . , > ’ ' , > ; a ae ive an he cla OCR EW Sas aa | fan Ford Cu., 709 Locas:| ventors eh | Toc LADY horously” fa-] Get oe due wc TOURING} | : Three or - Four : | 1o operate a Underwood [with wholesale drug tilling. ‘must | 1) maere, sememnenr:, wae 7a. Late motel: 5 mood cord tien. "a al OF eas: soe Shel. O06 ae Rooms re hertra in - , . . . . - Vth and Olive. t r = { 7 cts al ! Mf ' patc! , 7 jolla aaa a ae . 2 ) ' ary] : ’ ‘ ‘ . | - . r CrRIgHED COMPLETE 17.50 ‘Iw N ne ; ea periernyc: ’ Sim 4) ive , aw , : ' a a’ Roney : . . : “8 ’ . > — . rp : : , ° RS ‘ear > ' le ; CH ' | ; ey i la fn I 46 =.4 :” NE PLAIN «pen : ] expr ; ten UA IK i) alGe “Ou, pao > , Aiwa er - or TP it DE lL, 2 XE 4 . SS su , aimstre AEE | : , fp beemen nn aan : MODGE SPECLAL, $380 . 250.9%. $25 DOWN. | ___ (08) o_o a Bin PER, HAND—Experienced in planing | (28 Sem SOM Popiwura, A . : | . r 1] | , HE SPECIAL, ee Ss SL L ) tILSs colo! > wlaawmis ros vi . = th. ae -T8 4 , ALN , , VER \. PasSOUBRCI } pal a4 y n for } AR , sours suite. worth tlh rice of entire outfit _ DETECTIVES , 94° areal T ae UNTAN State axe. experi: | ra SAT , +47 : . o> ' ie equipment: QeoU, Peas Oey io ” y ig ong oludiug rugs. linoleum, dining teble. din WM. & my CHASSE does Lent ‘* = ; + 9 Degg eengy oan” « ; . 1 P PRASCH & ©O. 2615 Frenkiin, OT 2 7 ADI ; Ee a ~. y | , Open until 6 p. m. 3 siz ghuy : AUCTION «ale Thursday of furniture, « 2 = 7 — ’ 4 S ental : . ,RMS RONG | sisting of a choice lot of Pech eth, > shadowing and investigating: y ae or He! rufe J TT : TaTl Ey ER , ou : ing- room and kitchen furniture confidential, — references. ies “Zz 7 | " Malntenal pan for all-year ; Pye iY AINE Ou me fs side , ro v2 ' * aOn, cm = equipment, rugs and stoves, 4057 West Pine. Lindell 2228. aATD—, liab] - iy p; wis 3) ae, expe rie “st — , s: 1923-25: new tis ' aon ite nyt Bie 9 - Psy yo at 10.30 a m. A. A, Seikire, —_ (76: & op © ee ~y _ Pant a * 4 " ote M lore a “oo ~_— = faet ; " t ivos | ' Ea : Pine maga hee foe yen yo and , Stornes Co. 1808 Choutesu, . ; . fr a f i i j } I . rm eo j 2 Y ne we ' eo 7 , and ri . 5 ’ : ' ‘ ' ‘ . P oe 4 a" . : ; ‘i— . ‘ . a wy wT, ": 4 - “ es Ny : i . cr : . 3 f nating and remunerative fu- No — "D> | +s thern f ce OF7.4! ) ve Nat et J TH = ————§ -RNIGHE Ly FLAT—Modern, af ae. ; hiv reals ; desires ce én ; , PRIMALE mt cj . ' -- “ . aaa > . 9 , : me name - eee — . 7 aa =F 6 ' - ’ 3.75 WAT KE 4 ) ) , | , E “01 ) er. Cadillac, Hud- 1306 Olive opposite Pubile w laree pieces: $75; casy FURNISHED APARTMENT—Fl- gent a setaiatina’ furnished O-Toom agertnent, handso@e UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE | Grapes. 2 bedresm®, tanet-2 ee tn 6s Eres EP A HEOT we ; eTS. eun room 4xx cb herse EVENTH AND MARKET STS. ma rink a} SS a — LEDE 4553-a rooms. all pew Bry bi ening: te ; WOMAN — ‘ Mes - pd ‘ orec wi \] = \" | I: 6. Jr ~~ j ; -" ; 7 i ks ©! ; ; pul I} yP. ; ee . + . | RTOS a a! hers 1 OO POR! zt ‘vty Un tet _ (BGR FO! : = 3 ) per cent comm 1 basis. to a sv te! ) ) - Bessey ere oe | Overstuffed Bed Suites ture 2. _ néry _ ° “ ‘ iA i ' , ] : fia ‘ “Rovile WOMAN Sit rving ar = 4 , rin re ' “ Gik , ry, a , a “g ~ ' we) 77 Nive 4 mani : : i = : ‘ TL pp i ril> j i hree pleces covers of genuine ¥ . NTED big fut eee aX—sit,: colored: ‘oars th f-— re Tis Tuseelten) | GIRT exp iter Wrap : SALESLADIES COA : se orn uled aid Sepcimtedoeaes || ganree, aemm,, Covers, st, SoM as |) saauenes wa oes a4 - a ——f —— : —~ — seni, ap mre — 4 Wa. 7d 4a. 4. 1231 ew TOT w ’ , re ~~ he a “Settee ee 5:-easy terme. |) ANDIRONS —Pursitar carpets contems _ VOMAN 7 “cb , : . mt S eautten tt rai . | bz ad EE. erhiauls ak shat —————— x1” a IONS EXCHANGE STORE f flats ewgiieat of emall lots: n@pec . ;' 5 | i* a . _ : ; . 8 cm ,€ ‘ gore | - ‘ 4 . cA, . - . ; . . . ’ 1 ; - Beha ’ " ’ } T , ’ a ’ se . ; . . > . ’ 1 H ,ND MARKET sTS oe ba ily : beast caan prices ° —— nt wy j 7 mother with whe : oo . "Pmt 7 aie Pac: | parties ! sileaes: tal 7 . ha — ie te i: ; eee. ” Page. Delmar 0860 or Delmar v 1 grua;Tra;r er »pvs:* “ » } ’ ‘ 7 al » : I : . ~ : ni = rT ) he ee : + . ? FR’ ~. I : * ° ay : — = ~ ' ° . ‘ ; : sti . : ’ after grgduatior. hilar ' | Years aun. ¢ cork : Thired 6 Noo rom » 4 very [ , “Reva ; , is 430 —- ——— ig ; In}? & ate ti east i rn for netior ' rAkt refe: , : , — = | J : ——o— - | dwellings. Oreett Storage. Cabany ‘ , wet mY 1924 ORD TO RING | COMBINATION [ANGE—White enamel a. 2 wee like bargain: terms. 4306 Man |GARPETS Wid-—Wernitare, best caer ecelion which : $) 7 orn + s¢ ~ rhe _ ' : Kaplan's. 1437 Frankia. Cee Jepende entirely ub@a Baiier. 320 Planters Hide.“ __‘c8)) Virginia. | ROADSTER | fo2s' ita "teuns. 88 : eUcommand: Mole HELP WANTED art dene oer ck TAUTOMOBILE UDEB SS ee ee 22 Ford sedan. $100. er ee ie, teal bargains. 273% Park, | re) _284@,___. ——y done | AGENTS WANTED—MEN RL White: to take cat 2 | new ‘bargain; many other | ot motor: $40: | aa AY 1 Complete, with FURNITURE. Wid — Rug, emi tciap) , ;, RAS W Dy . . ~ URNITURE Wid-—Starting new stor; t rarn: has r evening. Inquifs fth et (o®) , MIECBA! ‘ ij ila ht | stiats | NM ¥ 1 ' oe I a : - 4 h4 ,¥ . : . 7 crReE W tc A ’ kins of furnm- sland.tiewndy Mater * att h ‘seeder i nets 5 as Six 3% ee ris rat py SIP aren aye ad w 7 ger ~~aa ture bought; highest pereee maid. =A Gik. . . ; : \ ; ‘ an Puly » @ ty INN wi . : Cart a] 5 r } -] La d : : ery! - = im mn, , ranreaon’s -ANKILIN M Sy a . hae neers ‘err $206 Maiw'heeter ikirk A & > , oS SND7 (a8) 7 ' - ., 1 Lind (Bo. eerie a r "HNITURE Wd. Highest cami XY ; a : kinds of hove pare] rood’ - '(eces : ro. 16 : 3) CANVASSERS & cher, 2 Se th | =e | s RANELIN MOTOR | aT nS ane panel ag| cer articles of . ee | a ‘2 Married; fina: ; take; MR MITLER , 7 at . ) : BS. } rorhlt an | ter : a hte — | ~ , « . ' | +) 7. Th - “7 age vay i ee ae ot noney-making prot van Sa Da tay | “4, 3 = ) ee ee r— -[NG-KOOM SET—Oak; 8 pieces. Leonori ue ro the = nterest___7 Ost Market . ioe i ve Van Miller. 3540 | | : | : sont 3670 . Sedans —_ sale UP UR bh re. SO: Kee 1308 Bemple, | ARE YOU #ELLING 4 : , ul : . - — ei ? ses _~ ’ . +o e oe ever ae 5 , - Tus ' o , arrete pr a-brac “li : , V 1 2 : , BES . prices for househoid goods of apy Waiting List Into iB mronteg , biriness: Foence for od : ; gp te ie wn Tindell 491 , yf ‘ : “a - ; _- = - bie Ned Ve Die nt: ; | nS | 4 _fron ~y "tan , 11 8. , te must have guede. —_ the Wanted List Mage oo LE iemiunediesar = SALESMEN WANTED i ee ia ge A ee F PUArAntee, | nO OO | : a . . ; | ork llling ets url ALESM AXN- ror st =, sage vars - we — , i : K 1 Nk re AN ~ \ L, I! ats rand, > de tet I } a> ae oa Tn mtana Feat ar ¢ bus} and 1. eat I _ Tr , ohana A : t (saving “ern way 3 Ss ze tab a 6 © Page. Del. O965. Cem. 4361.1 vear the business and profes 7 (EN—1 ris er Oy ) : —- | = ~~ im” ving PLT TE Pa “y English or fume and ~ 7. aw ° : ' ' JORDAN POURING | | . han o8.. | s. | ARE “YOU SELLING OUT’ sional men of St. Lows have ; | | i! nal ad a fs . ‘? ™ A " . > ; oe 00 7 Pie yo wr ? Tn? Tre. rugs. cont u ‘ ‘ i wa TR. ; : Pir. AT P es , fart HRERG. tindetl ABI SMe, called upon Rubicam’s Em. ‘2 ind POT ie t? . BRAS! WO} ployinent Department for Ru- at mixine trained office help. haere eh ee Ps res = i — ; tell x Pine. ¥ Brau a sh at paw si 0 or 190 re iludson sedan ie: AR pol aT | = assy, 850% Day b “i Svs omcsale lata? 9) ol cae a oa ay Bit cia 5 fu) oo, waa EAMES" ane fine = paren | Beare, Weta tom iy, | FOR SALE—WT + ° i ® a 3 . 7 * = ¢ . et bar miul - Write or phone for Catalogue # ——_____ incl deabatiomanell eral_commission._Bos mal ‘apartm ORDS Wed 85; all model, 1 : rt oo Bee GR BiicKIATERS— Open >. 422 erry OES jefferson. . ° | highest |p Lae ef ey ~ | za "7 = ae ae Booka w & | ll is ¢ road a) 3 ' n. 2 aaa ee - ’ la i a Ghee ‘ap °66/°60 dave same! TF Holiday Rates Closes Dec. 31 | 20: h_st, a iaieieecippintell ae —“REDIT EF TING | : inis 3roads , , A w+ ixere: , . i> MEA > ; ull ‘ is with mn ' ' or . * . ; 7 =dater ooul , ois nfo h : ) 2 7 = | ; . 7 7 ie —- 7 Pot Phone Jefier ‘quare Dy : : ‘icon: muetee pastect. $216: cam OC RNITURE EXCHANGE |'MISCELLANEOUS FOR SA - . BRIC: KL AYERS And mortar n Tt co N pring after 5:30 c) A ts a : Rubicam ae ERP . “Spring atte oy Pe) = - Ie. ; wee v att 1; ? may , . re ney n oO / ‘i GHAUPFEUR Or married couple? wonsan mien ears, $56 per week and ee | Sultom : dia i eee | ye I __ ANIMALS : | nag ican : , , ; CE] : ‘ =} i poate aaa 1B (IREDALE PUPS—Full-biesded: wil af - heap duet right ager "O46 Mapie, : Trade Schools he ee net | as district are r . Buh . a : 7 AYER: AUPENTERS, RBUTLD- _ te Pome spat nu = : y ' eter : r 4 1 ‘nd out how to make under 5 BS EN asennad ; ‘ ' , we sill b = A ~~ ey rv » |\CHOWCHOW PUPPIES—Real live ¢ y 7 Send for free mot le ' ’ lh» menced it ri pea” Or —_ mes ts snantiie os . : ' Oo wT r f ’ . : ‘ ts ed revi -—s- beare King for new hemes prices iTow to Read ive handling large truck: m ploy better ret ee Reine ' a | mak ring : Mh gy : | Fensouable. WoeFang Chow Kens Write to@dar. Bits 7 = rea- not pply (rai Tmmissi Be | 1 $4 “3 a ' a ‘ . ‘fe Ow + ‘ , mm ay BG - 7” “ At} Trev = — 2 . — ech ~ ye or mo! re ' 7 Se = = . , ' ; ; . , r, rit & =] Lis , ‘eh. — ’ . ho . . » a ja Iu} Wan'od, eoed home for bell ith et.. Ch cag. ; ; a 1.ESMEN ?; ‘ ’ a | ; . —7 7 : =, : | - 4 ‘ . ; json} , ah Y Watciniog 344 Hutar ca!) = LLEGE— ’ : , — ‘ . - 4 4 . » , . a ; "lee - io tf, gigs A 7 , | ee ants aters--All Kinds : a number. Lip terms $6 HANGE S#TORE fat 1) VAHKET eT ~ Box THEATRICAL Mickens. Wydown 694. Call before 14 4, want -engract | : , 2 | , paris | imate Te ‘XN DANCERS - White. : aT) ER. | : in, 25 t : = ate my : a ee come ; Mheater box when ' . — ; . ‘a , _— , , ’ = bcrt m3 ew] Leavis etty EMPLOYMENT] J rattsm Pesce Sew iee le cis LOOR'LAMPS | ; rattsman Wan ited ~-- r I -_ 1 i. (TA: ; , . a. . 2a . 7 : | avy 4 eR 2 CLAY] i] — rer tt: toa roe . W A N i E D : " . . . | 4 *] ; 44 ‘ 5 : 7 ; y’. . | ’ * r iJ . ~ : ; ' : * . ‘ ' . ' . [oe . > WN > : : Oe oa ty - . st ‘Taueble of han adver Pittsburgh, Pa. . . a nine ” Tork | Sain ¢ : . | : rif AND MARKET STS : ote. Orings. _Rases frures safe i orrespondenoe. a ey fr Tx perienced ae ‘ary ' . ‘ « ‘Tr 2 , - , ‘ , ; iTh— rerstuffed e rekon te in¢e Grand Seas eT ; } bt?! ae , ‘ otive | _4 hn 1 ] ‘i 4 ic h \f \S'7J KER f; : : , —_ ; 3 se ‘v tae “a ra ~-Neow sige SE SO 4578 « on bread and ro..*. - : " , betel - 2 ; ; , . ryt. ’ . . eretu’fed hed ri’ c- \oTrewet 8346043 » ~ ' - : : —_ .4 er ' ¢ é “- ' ———— ; — wane - S. . . , - _ ’ ° . . : ’ ' o , ’ : : ' “i , . . . “e breed. a" 4 : | , ‘ L a ‘ . 2 t's Tae ’ Lert Ls ‘ .¢ " : " e ios : , . . : ; : — | . Z ; ;*% Dw o phece ever. } Adsress . —_- cage Pm Aang a e* ed. 3 | | | at bi . . i ond tecdia pains ana ee re SILVER 7 ' , ' ehit ' . bee Pr. iaacvurg Drive. Paraview | CAAHM paid ‘or got tive veal tree Peer lowell 1! Laperiecia. wp — ? tr : seit — : = — oan . _ -_ _ _ - . a : experienged ot : . 4) — : : ry = 7 _~ laker , Boz M-2rs. «a0? paint = aba Ge : , ° ‘ . , , i a “ar and ieopard rugs OF ve st sume? Sathions! : go oh tlingg : 7. , . as re iz brie CAS t pms be r Glamoendée oft geeid . ~ and a “et ' ‘ a : J ne » ‘ ‘ ' — : J ols : t : +a] ‘oS * m.. f num - ver ber ehh tirge er ar : treat 8750 ey Cy. of: N Brva@we) ‘is el “lig ‘er'nge reps ' Rowe 5100 laa. oe ye agus apsrcrs ti “P+ -
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24 ae #27 HOW ABOUT BUYING A HOME? Youcanf find what you want by studying the Real Estate ads. > pee ™ 6 ~T '-PiSP aT : _- = oe ————— rr EE COAL. COKE ‘AND wood ROOMS WITH BOARD—West | ROOMS FOR RENT—Wes: | APARTMENTS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT |FLATS AND APTS WANTED BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES: LOANS on PERSOWL Se : aie fb =— —— : " : Ss. © Scim*ie!CasaNNik S&S Doutme room board: | Pa > . 52 Lars? Dc useeee? = Wests ee ‘i _Northwest a. : bach | . ney wl — - “ . - > = . — - - @ Sty weight. Grand 5129" ce > beds: hot-water best: 2 indies. cé $~ po Oe. Teimar 4255 ST LOUS | Vital Statist q *“ wen is : 1 ev ' — : . ork e-a- srand _ - — —- le onae- — " m . . or _ J _— e - . ~ ~ . 7 ee Scene _ a = = - — — — z. a « = a tied ——- : = is . ~ a s ~~. a ; = eae Se eee Furnished Flats and Apts. Wid Marcy seaere cay toes. teat; AVOID wert. tao enn a he Embassy - _ _ ee — — a = — ws - ne - — = - —_ - - . - >. = = =o = - - a ————— ~- es | aie er oa - - e ao P ~ — - > — ™ ~~ > Le -_- — SS - . $3 - _ > ~ eo +- = we s g - = _ — ™ - on, —E . ° n ™ “> TTF — S all : > " ee io | 2 “oInes > . oo - _ - i — eae “ -_ @=! - «Mi. . 4 — = 7 a7 2 ‘a ._ ~—— - _—- a —— eh —_— seen _ —_ ‘ _ o - = ~_s - > — Or a . te ; 7 - . —_ _- : - - - _ — - 9 . + — - . ens I~ 4 _— " aia ieoweness ng = Dal a EXCHANGE — ii- = - —- “= i ~—T ig | 3 = : . Te Fe = —— == = — | > aber Remy ME. + x “Graz > — a - | “keep rs ~ : ec: S308F APARTMENT FOR REXT— 3+: gpa ag! OT gta oe a a ee WalTtER B OMAN & Tr - ¢ Lat . . ‘ ra Poe perce a a “ar7 ¥ w= _ — 4 ——2 B* > -_2 ; 1 ~ “ = S850 S&S = $49 & 6 TTNITY FOR ONE WHO WANTS A bn 2 - ax n Linde 068¢ Sout! eC — . = a - HOME em x : ca og en ~~ FLATS. AP’TW'TS. FOR SALE =e? ue GODWIN REALTY (O.. 5345 DELMAR . . : cs = ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED > se — a packer, 2 baths. op aa LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES —— : 7a | a — a -_ » ee a : . ——_ ve : aes _s GAVE YOU SEEN THE SEW . om ment STORE and OFFICE FIATURES ...... : ROOMS WANTED , = : Centra! “> Matt Brick 54 Reem Fiat, SS a . . i - - - — . 4*-@ rts Beer a ~~ " - ™ x» =a of ue " Fer Saie oe oe ber ae : = ~a - APARTWENTS FOR RENT —— 4. . 3 ‘oa ' cia 7 | * ot. rea are misemmg the best ber ip aces 2 = =~ aT SE a8 = re. 4: . ge : , wm ‘ =r P a os x tees s ' ‘Sz , cen : : —FURNISHED : . EPpW. & GANSS act. = Bader Bide : PEESOSSL LOA ie — ae os —— a —_ ; . ~~ * * oo ‘ ~ - -& 4 A = _— —_ “Pg iete- “m+ s]° en - - = - : 4 ‘rat od ws. th skh ret a2 swlly privede 4 2-—-_re , ha , = ; « i Nortn west - : x “=e "2 a SEES = — —— f : ao + . ——-s ~ ar "J - .y > = ~ * - , 4 . A G ie “DS _ » | 4 Jews — al® -_-. an “a? os ar? ee i=g ced. net. se De a S15 Fra: North sa w .>s : NPS ee + + . : ; South PO ee Foow 2 eumes! a , i —— . = ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED Be mi > , , | . = | t ~ Pp Du es —— . ~ ir Beeville _ : “cr llD—Ba Low Speres @ivrorce sn --@ —i ole £ ier sae BIE TH: RECORDED . wee ~ vsbe TT « 4 * ACHTER. ROOMS IN SUBURBS “215 —~N. iét FLAT ee es ee ‘DiCRNASN, 3123 5 Geet TNS —=—.5— a . . iT ' — . A , ' e nal ot e x 2 : oe ets “Zs P im s"me GET CE lew ate op Ores ang a : = — “FS | sauce 2* _ S. SLARE & FE , Sout Benge Weber, 51-7 > Gresd Game aS . -_ al r ~- ont - ~~ - 4 . an > > = *e2Panrd teams — « r * . = * - : ee ™ — - 7 : —~ar co aan a - ee 2 atk Serre — nis r 2 - « ” 44454 ee" a2Dc wT Ff . - > a os 7 - uu = . a ab . - >> er ke a ~® - sf °a — : RESIDENCES FOR SALE - aad 3 Ras 600" Sum wo-talt REA ESTATES = anc - anr-f er e-! . 7 7 -_ - e ay Ss “VPTMISNSTER PI $62 —-reeom «(fur Subdurvar — : = apc60 6 Dest aaa, et + . : , -” - = . _ : -_ .- : ~ ~ — . o~ - - — r«- _ . hap For | Sale . ~E ~ © R- t hs e a Det «jee "The ~~ - Sevres aore | 2 —_ ror DILEK PLT ~~ _ F. : . . F 4 is tar a “ gr a _ = . . . > . eo = 7 rPInt 44 4— > ; -* \ etre v~ 9 . *; ; " 7“ - . : = * Jat ; —_— = » For Sale ~o¢ rar 6) RRS mS ~ BOTOR— Eesrecn Sime, 5 em i a > HHOUSES, FLATS,ETC!) 3? SS. 28S ee “2 HALLS | Doxx Waterman AV. : 2B 2 oa * Hiniied. Lkindaeiial. Mekicdieiie ies cd MLL Dd ald a oew and us - maim ns a ; : — . ——. ; il - 407 = 3 stalling. Acme Klecuric tu 221 Marke. to. 3 J APARTMENTS FOR RENT a ROOMS. HOT-WATER HEAT See =e ~ 7 MAKE AXD BUY ~ , ” : : : - a = -°. a > tIreeT . 7 5 »* | sCUS RE: ee eiccone | me REAL ESTATE NEWLISTINGS FIRSTAND SECONDED West Bans 2 taney ) 7 . . ; REAL EST TE—WTD. TO BUY a | ae 3 | 7 - a : : . : —_ Sy ; n . bear’ Van a... — Gx = ~ i oe : . ; y Pi . SU BU RB N% PROP y FOR SALE . _ - ° + Jan ‘ote ri = ' “ ~ : —— _ ee a e ~~ - 4 . > : = ’ . . re. BORRAS PLA’ ion ~ BalT . eAcHT REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’RED 5 saat oe -_ : 7 —— A | BUSINESS FOR SALE . =? 7 ‘ : ~ — 4 sts are 8 Seca eels 2 tite *A% -— be - - o / 7 . , ae~ | ~~ _ . . - -, - . - - ee s } ayRN A Ma + — « . bd &*. «* > * ~ io oo pertunme . * ~ ~ = a aa ~~ ~ “ 5 - : ree > ~ 2 ao. & . ~ {ha . ‘ . : ‘ os z = ~ » : ? » : s : a - r 2 eras $ eT er’ : -* ‘ - “ “ + Suites an ' -- —— . ‘>? LMA . - | washing nes For —_ hn _ : . . >. : i oe %.5 = - _ TohecrNe PH tacele ond: et — = Ee — ) - _ mA. Ped ae — ood: | at e " TT ra K , : inte - “Ti . FLATS FOR RENT Fu nmisnmec - . . : . * RENTAL SFRVN I BEAT - , —_ ; - = ° , a > - ; —. “2 Nortin - ; : ; : " r ° _* » 5 : 7 " . Sol ; . - F nT . 7 - 7 ed CaFOn Ciern ; ‘.ore- ‘ ~- i : -- | . ~~ South : : ; ‘ . - be , . . - —— , : ~ . " — it nr ; — : — ~ oe © is es eS ~~ >. 7) _ . . : = zs - : ™ nai , > ; " * c | NN _ N & | 4 L : _ = ah i. ‘m + Se " aa 3 are: e.3 ; — —T - ‘ . , em te -”* = | i= . - | ; 3 a . ~ Martet car ° Sk inke a . . : : , , a — ;. — . : 7 : 7 =" : = | | University City AUTOMOBILE LOANS 3 Webster Groves i. ties ROOMS and BOARD) ben A t ’ ; é un ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY | ! | “= BAT? Kk—-> Zeeees SF 4Laee | | | | FARMS FOR SALE ° _. . ee . - | = - , _ 7 .o —— | — 7 “* Fiorida , 7 . «a ; - . ™ 3 | ~ . 22 | = -“r one - A A sss Aw Le ¥y . ‘ . ~ : » a 4 “| . P MY ee - - as 7 > LOANS on pemeer<. —- a
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WEDNESDAY, Tha AE: IMBE R 30, 1925 LOANS ON PERSON’L } Pp ARE y@u needing mor money? See us i Sacary and furniture loans: confidential. Room 400 Columbis rates; .| SIS N, Sth st. Garfield 8957, . ie . AVOID worry: better owe. one per cent Month: aleo « srehouse Mound City Lean Co... _ Bide re LAVAN ‘he Morrie FP) lan:’’ nis, ee ‘* lf toria. S25 to $000 pavable in 50 w ure red bi collateral. by two “Tr dustrial Tes at Nogents 1486 lic dia Tiwor?. a ‘DO YOU NEED — MONEY Get $10 to $1000 Quick Lft us lend all you need ¢ off your debi« oon't be debt- worries during the holidays Thousands have borrowed money from Yahlem on their furniture. _ mute, | real estate. salary. ete No no inquiries of your friepda. neighbors or employer; ae Private. f¢ cant come, call Lindell 0596 o 0596 and our man will er he joan fm the privacy of your We pay 1. cash. No deduce you get it ali! pay Pay pay pay Vou back $1 beck $2 , back $3 Rorrow $100, pack Borrow §$ 25. pay back $5 Borrow $200. pay back $.3 YAHLEM 1035 N. Grand. Hours 8 a.m. opm. (8) a ¥ ay ———= — LAYANS Lo urniture owners, —- terms: lowest rajes. The Vieto la Bid le xs Sth and oHoO08 fel 4) i LUANS . ry (Central PE KSONA of ’ “ ivate terme ayer FINANCE 705 ad moO. (ive at, io4) Surni- mnachinery, men urity. 742 hestnut if, )) salaried people at cent a year no ge required: confi- made «af Your effiie = isltobe Finance Bidz., Uth and@ Olive, LOANS MAN real eetate, ‘) KSUE eR, ef? TO THE rales a : ; a Ute . r ae LOANS ON REAL ESTATE GET OUR low rates on firsts and seconds. Rengel-Weber, 5127 S* Grand. Grand wiry (cS) extate. Ridge. ieR) mn improved ii Webster semi DOL4 Title «ou S100 000 Main ky JAS. | | Mw > ae towu 1008 Chestnut remind ESTATE LOANS ILDING LOANS IAL vty! rUNDS In ADy Amount ue for new loans and renewals, LM ANN-SPACK LER R. ; 7th and Chestnut \DY ne MONEY TO LOAN Property Owners, Attention i “ ee, ttacee heane & i ranke. REAL. BI SP : tdth Che bed : : Do You Need Nloney? | WE MAKE AND 'FIRST AND SK OND DE EDS — Banking interest. For quick service eee ST. LOUIS FIN ANCIAL CU., 617 N. Sth st.. 7th floor. 9101 and Central 51. MONEY WANTED GET RENGEL-WEBE R's list of “good first 6 per cent deeds. 51°27 &. Gd. Lac. a oY | Central _(el7) MiuNLY Wt on tenemer: &e nad « : mmetiate a . nevi es ’ esi : notice “ye t-i? mtc? riks' —— Or TRUST ih KRING AGENE viron "194" : 3627 & RAVOLS. (e8) BUSINESS ?¥ OPPORTUNITIES: eee OPPORTUNITIES yortuns iy rocer ; recommended. -206. *} for lio ‘art you in business: unlim- making possibilitiee, Write J7 Forst Richey Bldg. cea rian cs attention! » J SIN ESS HAN LZ Rakere, ly rusrantesed write \\ il wh a ovens: tern sui Oven Mo. M . refal] eo’ 7 : : | aA+silis BUSINESS WANTED : ocation ‘entre al TR1EF.! aan We aN © cash J. Zeu- 6 1028. or Mis. (e386) LO bi hs Jali BUSINESS FOR SALE 14 . le oppor tunit y yy ost Ts tor large clientele: Al momei bilities for the 4. he business, Bos “ . hee ic) ry cal the heart = : al adistrict, at @ > Wes }*% ll ‘of St. gacrifice. Mar nello beauty Parlor Livrk New BQUIP- ROOMS: RENT $9; field 448°. (100) T—! ease pars 3001 race. SE TIONERT—— ount of death: - price SRV; Ho- * ~ aN) 11 i bi lin —" L\RKE Doing geod eraller teher mox. freerer Na shelves. wv. equi — 5 of 8000 people; Jackson ov" ne, Meal Mo on oul oale- ie ; 749 Ollve d (cl? ERY odd GE TABI ry sidney “and —altey pT wrtanity. 3297 w, 7“) am. — ~ war store, ea eon for olling. re: S753 Keston. ‘oo poration; must sell, .ic™’ sine tu ent ahie trfant low Ii) Poon: “Bao Was a i;tures oe sonable for asst. jue; rhetels + Y-87. Post et aoe tN suerifica, OTS. x Leau,. “peop phar) eer. ie Pronk B..cs0) » (how iage Licenses ! ~ Births Recorded Burial Permits | lilt | NSES. were MARRI AGE LICE! phia Hei! igtag Frveat neeia © IT. (srace Thedrich Fs padre gia Louis—Ruth N la.—Mati'da y are front damage one-haiil other one-i sidered OUNTRY AUNT.—eince Cc inherited and RADIO PROGRAMS COB BOLL ight KDKA, Pittsburg — 1). concer ' A eer mans I William Kottman, tenor. KFAB, Lincoln (340.8), 10:30. Richard Low, Chi! ors . ae orn songs. J an tf estra. popular Symphony Orchestra, Blu tenor "LS. Chicago (344.6). 6:39 orge nist 7:45 Ralph Emerson WLs Theater: Moeller. pianist: Churec!] Bove Thavin Brass Sextet Circus program. (422.3), 7 40 memortes; a. m. , din- “nor cr? rer? j concert: piano 10:20, “New _WMAQ, Chicago ee . ‘ [|—6hwoc, WO, Wie WW Metropolitan | © 70. . 7 tu We Post - Dispatch Radio| Broadcasting Station SD 545.1 Meters Daylight weekday broadcast?t- ing at 9:40. 10:40 11:40, 12:40, 1:40. 2:40 and 3:49 p m. Market juctations- and news bulletins of interest to the Middle West Prices supplied by Market News Service, U. S. Dept of Agriculture and principal Ex- changes Daily—10:00 A. M. Domestic Science hour conducted oy the Home Service Dept. of the Laclede Gas Light Co. of St Louis Wednesday—7: 700 P. M. Hou ogram by Hote) tra Program Musical. . ....S8cehubere tions “The lied Mill”. Herbert » Rhapsod) arranged by Abergch 8:00 P. M. WEAT (hain "(;000d rect trow New York. ry | erat wall Will” pr . KFUO—545.1 Meters WEDNESDAY. B:15 br M.—Aa jress A bide ith Le, a message the of the old year by Rev W Resshernes. senior Lutheran missionary Male octet se Lutherap Church ™ ir Heade! ‘Oo Give Abide. U Dearest Jesus, ir Guide. Piano eoloe eck and Mias Edna Violin: “Andantino” », Arthur Jaeger. “Urgan by Ssesmannehausen. ' _ esa selec KFV ipa Meters WEDNESDAY, 9:15 BP. M.—Aniuse ment review UO} ve tae he Fie.ding Paul and *k Snyder, radio enter taiuers de luxe. Orchestra Romaine Ja KMOX—261 Meters “ EDNESDAY,. 12 NOON—Orgao eace uf # L tt M.—Mixed program. Mise jvin, soprano. M.—Organ recital: 6:00 P. Arthu: Ltt 7:00 P. M.—Mixed _ mt. le program. ittle §8Sy3 ‘symphony. from Fauet F asluiobed 10 ?. M.—Mixzxed program. 30 BP. ML—btGer Kodemich Orchestra, with svloiste. 10: 10: Jazz WIL—273 Meters ‘WEDNESDAY, 9:00 P ger ; ' nad hi ( «97 and 028 W S B F—273 Meters W EDNES DAY, NOON a . jan Loren hmidt Ed Mackle, aing pianist; Rose La jolet. n James, planiet. Club. stor Songs by Zz sete arina — { recita) re) Irect eo Eimer Langen Knibbs at the ‘ prano M s Se Years Eve readinz: 11:15. Johanna 1:30. pla {-rosse organist no.og ues. News (447.5), Orga! c . }) (;ailwah Davenport os 7 ProORrain, £OW afl rmanist. J¢ (,e@1 (4475 Saida Chicago ert: ntine ar Skvliarks monoiogues, Ginger , Ty. 5a isc (325.9), 7:45 Troubadours: }:15. Cincinnati alk s mm croar? Ipana 10, talk; ] ryi3ia ‘ne | : . Atlanta Journal) (428.3), Melody artist Nashville (292 8). iz s chestra; an. arti ‘Geeetee - or mOcot (475.9). (3352 Detroit News SOME NEW HIGH MARKS ON NEW YORK CURB Aseewtatecd Fress. Coal i ~norer wae mace e new atronge feat rre in4ustria! Hak Frutz the Genera! ‘sigeratinpe etocke were com- ou New York Coffee. YRrwW YORK = a 5 he Marc’ 1725 ree f rrr — _—>>- ---- - + Speci NEW YORK, |! the Stock Exchange ist of sales, highest, al to the Post-Dispatch. © jer ra) . , oGaca\s Wuotations on al) and thirty-seconds o! 99—24 means $99 $99.24 not Total sales toda) ago From Ja $3,603. 586.000 a vear $9.254,0' Ve Wa werk ars aco. Sa es :. seer: RITY | ‘GOV I “RN ME: NT vVG—19 Yu—l4 ¢ and 0 LO arco and ~— ? A) BONDs. _—— . + | 99—14 L0G | 4 541 ‘ . ~ PORE 1UN BONDs. ee toc No ~—TeK UK oH SF Tee Oe ~ + we “+ > es . F _— > (oe KH T P35 0D et ee 1 r i« 14 ure Fr 4e 40 ctf, Dervrer Gee 5s 8) ae Se 5] ete 40 Dom 5B “ae ae Trodge Fro 6e 41 “4 Di é& St Se 3P.. i Be *s ap ". “4s ety 6i% | _ > lowest and son " 0,000 Gate Sa! $2 vy—i14 ‘ CM&St! ) $1900 _ Fronds ir a? 44 , ry & ngS&7 wv) ’ mds traded in lots i 9 f are ance, cA Sa) bb oO)? pu *, vl , 10) Lou 194? ist 6837 5 es A3 a) a7 3 oR A 100 o-* »* 47 5 4 51 (108 ‘41109 42,104 190 TOO? 117 100%, 164 oe ‘? 4° & Ts. rHO% 100% 47 pu 4 A Lo &, Tew? e found a on itted). doll ars »* : . d 1097 . 102% 0} HG Ps 's Ps » 103%/101% G4 'y ) 94 ‘3 PR. 100% ](nr% OT % 87% 101% 101% 29 \s LOU J 00% R5% aS 4 RA 101 5 101% s 194 {108 103% 103% poo 100 % 108% 106% 108 % 5 85% '100% 100%, , 100 Pe = 1N7T*%, * - ™] 104% 104% 12 100% 100% 10] 10] "* 101% 101% LOOM 190% 4 Tf ie Lots an a3 BI OAs 10° & 10° % 12 & 101% 101% 102 % aa Me 71 | mot, 43 1OL% 101% 191% On ORS, OA & 71 ro & An &, R ALL Ro. AD BONDS. + Te Ma&=tP T ref re 4 's6 RN A, ‘ ; + . L104 ln by H3% 93% “. 8 48 104 a ’ set “OO RAT, VRS "i 4 8, » 1027 104 102 we. - > ELSES CE ' jsales forced iern | Hudson ee ee . . _ . os “er 1 be ee His law. RAIL ROAD ae Lira gkV MERGEL. Os mst L refs MePpass™M . a & YU 7 ~t7- i” A MK OT 5 MKT : iJ : ’ ‘ s do 6e tY Mo |! fe 5D E Vit! Let rie4iet? MM Se fe wu” MStPAASM ~ ‘ ® ot * wee weteee > _— a - Svs : ma " * ew SHAH 4) Gaepo y o € "2 Ao deb ~ do Hi R&P = | Dee. 3.- Ore WR RN 408 61 Pa con se 60 ,* ~~ Peo & F Inc 4* 20 Por FR L L. Pos i. ] _— Pere Mar $101 % — ~~ Bum ivio-- 4° '« PO “% 80) r+ 21004 yy Qn StLIMésS gen 5 =(7.IM&S ref 4 s¢ LI Mé S&S & G 4 "23 StL- SF pr in 4A50 St_-SF en 6 © ZA StL-SF adj 6 55 e¢ 1-SF Ine t#@ “S50 St LS F g os 42 Be L Sw tet 4 BP > Se VS W con 452 S A 1, aA! 5 48.. 2 a l,con 6 4y5..! @e P cvt 46 ‘2% = Pp rfg 4a "ho SPS term 40 100 44'100% 100% 10% % 104 105% 99% 89%, PU OS % PR, PS y § ‘62 191 190% 10] Va&éSwn con 5s 58 m0 % | 90%! PO% Wab let 56 38..\10U2% 102% 102% Wab 2d 5s 38...| BA OF | HP Wab 56%e0e 75 A..! O84 st a West Md 46 52..' 65 ix ly WNYEP lat Se 37 100% 100% te, WNY&P gn 4s 43 KS Ss & | RS ] West Pac 58 46 12 W&LeE 3 Wie Cent gn 48 49) 1 Wis C 8S 4a 36..' ee | Bond Market Review | NEW 86% 86% TORK. tlemnenis geve an the bond market tn fluctuated tf Der. 30.—Yearend set- irreguiar a DPE FACS to today's trading. Prices rather aimless fashion, profir taking Wr some of rail and ol! teeuea offeet by of forelan oboliimationve and enine low-priced carrier bondes Th utlook for the oovs ? Cabinet's financl\a! victory of Premier groupe caused the French following (he over opposing renewed buring of Gererninent and municipal iv averaged gaine of aleut a jiative interest in reiiromd group turned to ‘Katy adjuetment fhe Western Marviand 4e and certificates for the St. Paw! tunitor bonds. while realiring recessions in Norfalk & Weert Chesapeake & Chico and Delaware & convertibles Skelly © fie lost ground but the Sinclair itesues were firm HOG PRICES ARE LOWER AT CLOSE OF MARKET AST ST. TH! Department of ; . owe cy 4 pounds and down 2°°S 2 = 20 ‘ ds. $11 804 + 1.50@11.60 2004 ge $12@1°2 An ao &s i. 9 San to "30 bourse 2.25 backer 0) calver Ti Soo: beef steers steady. bulk steers $8 29a 2 5U: one load 113 pound yearlings. heel cows 15¢ to 25r lower at $4 75@ , veaiers “5c higher at Sidaise: other ee, a eteady: several loads heifers. $4.10 canners , F3.0043.7 (2° bo-ofnes bulls ent to Eh esp—1500: “fat larnba 25c lower: other classes wth hanged bulk term BS 15.75: practical top 7 sil _ food aged weth 78.50° canner ons = ou 1 bogs [Produce E Elsewhere — ( HIC aco. eee rec nte & f* turkeve 3: to Ath n° eer Te at) — tate Anny a4 a ” ‘TY 3sc Cases: fire's —> Tac 30) ne og ge le selected 47c: others ° T heer , itter F rean ery et , recrints LOCAL FRUIT MARKET Appics Are Stemiy—Supplics Mod- erate. LOUIS PR Lck ROW The aprie °r wae sired) @uprn.\ee and demand aerate tate were reported * : [4 on roOrnmer mu $1 60@1) bo cal - onde IMan $) riet track face ana “T Dec. 30.— ; : an omee pores Qeuc TATIONS. PANANABS——Te t atte a. i. | ys sf) per Ay bh ORAPEFR: iT--Mlertidea 62.50 to $3.75 o—$* bo ——< e@iifornia oer MQUATS—Silorida. ; e nard wheat ON LOCAL pe: ta 1S MERCHANTS €2 ; wing re the } official ‘today e hi - ’ as rece) raracte from Haneaer “WHEAT 1179's _ | } ‘,a i74*s ee EL MAY WH FAT (New) [64g 187-180 iNew) 180) “785.185 % PAT EMRE rR We. 105" +a ‘f RYE . 116Q -4% 112 far is MERC HANTS’ FXCHANG Grain futures sold bower on "market today ; t 1 uP or ay Buenos Alres Wee O5 ty MAY “3164 112% 108 *, loca) on 4 eoft but dull in wee ecarce lower to were “ec to wes good ” yesterday in thig nfluence Averpnono higher Winnipee was * early Corn futures here eaTiyv opened at S1.81% July Mav corp 66%c¢ anué July Northwestern martete opm- 2°05 cars of eat compere) a week ago and 314 laet vee ‘is receiving JOS care Duluth ¢€ noeiner #52 wheat recetots which were €@42.000 npered with #7 600 a week aeo and ast vear inded ur through Carn receiots 53.8500 hu compared with a week ago and 64.400 \aet 34 care loca! “"" eight through ceints which ere O8 OOO by with 590 000 4 week ago and 000 vear tneluded 15 care lecal and 18 throug? Hav recelote were 16 cars toca) ar) six threugh Primary receiote of wheat were 708.000 bushels compared with 1.126.000 a week OQ ‘aet vear: corm . bushels compared 481 Of) « week ago and 805.000 taat oate recetote were 455.000 bushe'’e. com. nared with 565.000 a week ago and 736.. OO) jaet year wheat shiomente were 42.9000 bushels compared with 490000 « @eek ago and 747.000 last tar’ ae shiomente were 470.000 bu pared with 420.000 @ week ago and 42 ie oon last vPal oate ehipmentse were 45 O00 bushels compared with 461.000 a weck — and 424 090 last vear . Louls Hay Market. The ha market wee steady under light offe ines with an execellent leea!l demand for aelections of timothy and p mm 4 mixed Pure clover firm and in good de rie hav dull Alfalfa steady: fair , Quotations No 1} Uma v 92. N ° timethy bev az3: light clover mixed bay clover mized hay cloved mixed ha v clover hay s°4qa° choice pitaite, alfa hay. $26@ ond We): NO re prairie hay Ax ; 20 a No 2 » ioute Cash — °* rod winter wheet, O68; : 5 ter wheat $1 950) 92. No Pi $1.90 corn, Tie: Ba ¢ mixed No. 4 yellow corn, 75@ yellow oorn, 67 @6Bc; No. 4 74% * white cate, 46e: Me. 8 white 44 ac. SHARP PRICE CHANGES IN WHEAT AT CHICAGO CHICAGO. Deo 20..—~The whee oom ‘" me today to furnieh thrille ee ed sharply for the most ‘ _ ne level ef Tuesé@er New ' however t 7 " one | the ouched #« new hi ut S190 at time innea polls a increased 550.000 bushele for’ tour 8 thie pilift@® up at the Northweert t indicates . surp! ine. Liverpool failed to pet lted ver our Die advance of Ttresc ays though thelr orices are few under Chicago. | 4 apo Liverpool was a4 to 1d lower. cating increased supplies of eetual wheat. Thies caused @ lover open tne here whan tongs togek proftte. ven the jetarted to operate end prices were up the inside ciosing level of Tu they were deluged with ferin and minal | c a dGecilue of Be bo : of eae Me low point of the further heavy liauidating last half hour. pric * high w 4 | SA° old. © 864 $1.80 to $180% ' tt $s! as “e Lreeornmi ber Ju'y, Bite 1 fr to July : "old under en ea | Prices went lower ROO 000 buehe a of canh oorn Dospunar contracte and in it bs e@'imated that the country 00.000 Po "700 (00 bushels to arrive the cose yesterday and the today Offerings to arrive were at the opening bet beyers were Liquidation Was on Mi ssourlt pointe offered f exporters et trace ow At December was T0%c. May . wrre om _ with crais. Cash Grain ~~ re | PRORIA. TH —4 chs. id : @- ” ve ft | i. Feb ruery S19 5 0a" patiey’ — S See °S wracnn Le 5 Dee sive _— ——— ie oe ew ee ee ee en ee a ao
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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - . - a. ~ ~_-- —_ —— TETITSES1) st ry } \ — TyP tT VyrIrrPp ry 7 1} ri - —_* — —_ * seamed = >= — - —_— le lle aa & % tJ si = . ’ ¥ a. an ro - i 4 _— : a. ; r- Ss 4 . ? A - i ad ~—- Z > 5 y 4 - = r = * a . \ « md — - « = * > é ” fas z > ‘ m+ . bs) i att Pe ' 3 oe: —. Lous ~;* _ re : 7 - 4 - ; ’ ~~ " of. * -_ “ = A ‘3 it od rf > s ; es Se Yel Begs, ~ > ; : t ; Pex f : 7 ote x mit ebe ae 7 ie - be hm . + + ae - . “oe _— e a e ~_ Ls = men “ eo ~ - 9 eo \ ~ ~ oo “ : oer = Gea 4, ~ VEGETABLE MARKET 2) Dosh aa “4 A RSE ’ — 2 ~ . +: be Pa r > © . : . Sear wet « “a a> POULTRY MARKET > ee oo | me be eres ; > > , a | oY + 2 @ 2 ~ a - O~4~ Fs A hoe oot 5 ae ae 2 thom Down 3 y ; oe ee, ss eo . r ST LOUS COTTON 5 IRREGULAR [al YORK CURB MARKET. . |... ee Curb Sales—Continued Curb Sales—Continued » Curb Sales —Continued Curb Sales STOCK TRADE Ne LPOMWwFRSTIt BRBONDA ON NEW YORK MARKET Sb sTRLiALs . ~ ~ a 7 : : gies. Fis tlk DOMESTIC BONDS. DOMESTIC BOND rOREIGN Be ~ 2 " _ - . .4 ° D . z . a 7 , : = — _ . ~ . } . . wra?rwe. , . .. , g =m 1S BROADEST =: ay ON RECORD © af » : “ | | ." ——»_4 rs : sq! : a ‘Se FS Sy 945 FOREIGN BONDS ' i. — —— - = ‘% 1 : : ’ — | | : + ee ae ~ Sy — tet tes ee ui ak) oem! ¢ . | i ' Last Day on Which Selling ser oe > . Ts i, S% oe ~ ae B Cee = a8 for Tax Purposes Could | Z _ ‘ ~ ¥ _— - ; 29 ai = a : = - Be Done ie Regula: Way r rT Brings Out Many Ord+ = ’ ; ‘ : ' ] ; . ’ ’ ; + id 4 ’ > = 7 4 ? 7 ; ; ’ > -# ’ ~ ¥ ; ” { 3 "New York Caiton | Mi~c FIA ANP = ne Potatoes Firm Wirth the Lreusand « 6. ~ -_ects SS >. — , = AMERICAN TELEPHOME AND TE -* . 4, . _ é. ' is $4 > . . . - ~ YS xa’ rT ere ~~ . « . > _ —~ 4s —— A is : a . &4 ie = ATS « be s 38 . . > ~ 9% > —"" r r -~ =. - — he # > 4 — ——S . ’ PHONE AND TELEGRAPY cp Egg Prices Lower—Butter Quvora- - Pacthc Gas and Electric ‘ . r /. : " . ase al Te La HAS - cece *: A o- * — bd “= « i _ So « ns i= - ‘a u “* > - + vn trae —~ ae . -- + .™ eT A a * a - - *— - * ans rs ~~ a - Drenadend “once Pere te em mee ee eee eee wm, “> : © #2 Gare ar “em 4 er “om as : a9 eck ihe Glow @ ae ee a. + Wwve “ = " Ureese Dele ‘ a * 2" aers yor °o=s SS a ? ~ * a” . Bc enSerh> ele md eo | ska. be “— ~~ ¥ he a _ - «. ae | Dace ®, 7 - ——— : “ ee "@ ¢V>ee@s -~ &. a er Su. eae —— >.» = > frees | one gos - Se and our recommendations for 1926 funds§ = °°. ees ee ee ) - o -—“ « . - : . ; a : : their ape i | INETEEN TWENTY-FIVE has been an exceedingly prosperous and satis- for the evurcal readin Nowe ~f|* eum | tactory year in most lines of business. Every index points to a continu- piceracion, che enteity ie ms se . 3 ee of 4 BRANCH—is maintained for the market on hese securities . oer : — Sa (2€ CONnvVenmiesace cz tea0se iOCcd-- at aii times UpCu reguesc. 7 ae : . : . aS - _* ne rue ; » ™ e - - e _ e * & ° -_ Te un? 4 ® - - a“ rT SNIVERSTTY TEMPLE 4-™ - ; ~~ ’ (LLINGHS CENTRAL 4 =. BUCKINGHAM BOTEL 4 - : « v s ¥ HICAGO & ST. LOTIS 5%. mHeTsa «6ST Lc is= és sar TIWeOeRE &£ ODO 4 SHRAY™S OME APTS G*cs ; a ee +37 . ERAS GOVERNMENT 7 rsITerP “Wass i gisGDe™ oF ITALY 7 . “- ' ec .4e4 " te = FaT ; sé "tu ay*d 4 hn | ~ 2) ? q 4ub* Saiiy a” erage i er ae ; Ars duction ‘> ~ iret Mates oe creseed 149°) Sarceis for (be week = , > @ em@e@ Dec 2* ‘totaling +.905.168 - eecerding to -e Yersy summary me . mean Petreieum Lasti- | @ the Americe - oun 6 : a \s es |
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 19235. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sieeecdnettemeeeee _— eee —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a Curb Sales — Contins a aoe STOCK TRADE NEW _YORK STOCKS (COMPLETE) ON RECORD. us ; ; ¢ i ; Serrriey S4 lee ‘ ; S . "S', na 938 LOU New with sales on the compared Oa vear ago. Tota! shares and 1,607,690 161.4! ago 99 t, the 3 as Ty 4 ls 1 ‘Last Day on Which Selling | aus art wh Yo ' for Tax Purposes Could. 1 per Foca Be Done in Regular: Way | Brings Out Many Ordi- :’ narily Inactive Shares. xtra SINE ‘pr? upon ci Be 7}x-di STOCK MARKET AVERAGES 96%) ya 0 sha OR On “Ce a service 926 funds ous and satis- to a continu- ter 1926 with ted, may be d very prom- offers a com- By Leased Wire from the New York | Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. WEW YORK UDec. 80.—The Eve- ning Post in t™ copyrighted finan- cial review today says: “The stoc F. arKet ti lav broadest on wred by the fesues dea that fact a: of some 8° |] Jthe highest pr list, there was the proceeding day on which poses could | way. although transacted Oils ond Railsx the Leaders. “Marked discrimi: parent throug furths« jeu ing those deve . f ra the jeadersh, the high avigvy? Was AY ratee as given ir srteriyv or ! intention >therw se noted. ext } ip suding extra6. tI ivi jend annou ra or ° , a yy. ia t-yems v’ ned ine at tahie are ir Cecilia rations the ep cla! Givideud® are not i jded he letter ST. LOUIS STOCKS XCHANGE mf 4 ehares, ci mpared = ~" or fo &, cas narmer 406 @ s 7 ent se, origina! sales and listing I t (e) im time of — A hopefu! come of reflected & Oho Venu ed {ts high gZichison Wi Tealizing Strnad a Nost “Mo live Othe» desir : 5 : "9 man D ‘ iepr GAS ; | 12 LIGnHy ee Duet NOs Phe Tielg’ ‘ 4 . or A LT. Ingot Receord Production. NORTH Woathir ' ’ Ly I” m tent ly ” STATES > F - . *e @ee#*eeéei na is ed al indust! finde the stes At a a backlog of year azo TI .set a new re tion and ed by the I: ompara 'y 1 | Erratic Fluc tuations in Wheat. “December whe } wide showed weight opened ' ex ah “iten ar? of e) “ppre, ; - 06 é to a _ pre eegue ‘ /E€8 g iin mae CUM nabs, a: ry “- grains (wre? ange ‘ e 8. TY nny 7 local ms dipped 4 months ,er ,eU ‘ lf © . b bes MN ul Stud oo s » Exchange Nominal. a mnomina ‘ foreig? . » * 7 te SIN PN Re tli gia ~ 2 ing | ANNUAL CAUCUS OF EXCHANGE MEMBERS TODAY The th: held Made : Geo Vas Charlies or e. ’ ork Sugar P. ow! wad hia Election tak — a Crude Oj| Production Decreases. NEW YORK ec s0.—Th. | Gails awe P@uctio in eneed 14 ended ID: Socording | ef the Amer! tute. Aew = ' : Fiax, Linseed U0tf flonse | “er ib for a Anpeee 4»! iow idée ne a © 4 Gerre rae ance 5 ae vle nh er eee ewe ee |_Chicago Stock c Sales | a @ sea 1% “ =» >. LOCAL STOCK PRICES MIXED UN EXCHANGE LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE national Shoe corn Huttic mon Sternberg &€& in the local market () <u] 7 ter was and corm unchar the i( one is | trading on to- | day. cession with fur LIluttig at unil- Best-Clymer wn i lton- wo wer ae Zinc and Copper _ Lead. Z Must Accept Paper Francs New Vouk Rubber. NEW ¥C RK. | Loe $ — Ry! ~ @es e al Mark C. Steinberg & Co.! ' MEMBERS New York, Chicago and | St. Louis Stock Exchan 4 Chicago Board of Trade BONDS. STOCKS GRAIN | | Fast Direct Private Merranine. Boatmen's Branch Office at sarficic 460% —_ _—__— CF ”™~O” “ ires Rank Buildin, Hetel Jefferson | St. Lowe | PRE er neo: agererepenryse si Hoh SORE, —_ - 4 . iy the Associated Press allow for holiday suspension low! ng cold weather. hat advances will be huselhess Reeing that 40.—*‘Nineteen hun ia ton lower than etee! in ie Mer looking for a repetition of the he - tation anit price weakness which occur backed oF —r eprine | = of : e e * hase eccurrec this ~ Age composite ce o) : etee! Steel Industry Situation. RK Dec y-fi've closes with oz at a rien rate eraceedi’ the = re ’ "a Doge BRR red Nek Cagude ARUN atin ER Saracen oe ee No Loss: Thousands of investors, including Banks, Insur- ance, and Trust Companies throughout the United States, have purchased through the American Bond © Mortgage Company many millions of dollars of First Mortgage Bonds, secured Dy im- proved city properties, and without the loss of one dollar. Send today for latest circular CAN BOND & MORTGAGE Co. 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= —— f ag _ 7 ~s¢e a? -. * + Ss fe ae 5 te a ay, ah ale ~~} - ee ee * = => a * a te 2 i, eae, Ps Me Pet at are he LR eS es 2 “~~ as mt 2 “tel . ™ - re ¢ yee 5 « am —_— sad tine Re eons. ae - . 3 'e& ~ ae _ Pe 4 tt i = --- -— = - —- - - sss a eras” ne al ag fin, pum © as 4 = 3 =% qn es ---—- ee ee aliments A I — ee. ea - —— ‘o- Children’s By Thorn SE -eee inter Resort gy Peter Rabbit Thinks | You'll almost always find it Those quick to think are oni ETER RABBIT was sitting | not far from Johnny Chuck's house. It was a long time since he had seen Johnny Chuck. , ‘Jt was so. But he knew that deep down in a snug bedroom below | the reach of Jack Frost was| Johnny, sleeping comfortably, as | he had been sleeping for many e eeks. Peter couldn't under- stand how any one could be will- ing to sleep all winter and miss| all that was going on. At least) that is how he felt most of the ‘time. But once in a while there} were times, as when fierce storms | le teak ‘of snow and ice made it almost 70 ans impossible to get anything to eat, | ‘that Peter envied Johnny Chuck to the old with nothing at all to worry aboat It looked _ Down on the Green Meadows, porar was now white with snow and “~*not Peter al green at all, Peter saw a movers waited ju spot. “There is Reddy Fox,” mut- ¢pientoned tered Peter. “I hope he won 't! Reday om come up here, but I fear he will. when he He seems to be headed this Way! Chuck's 4 now. I don't feel like runn'De | make it this morning.” He thought anick-| pigne ath my. “I know what I wil! do, ‘rolled bac will have some fun with Keddy'| dy’s look if he does come up here. I'll pre-| ure in the ‘tend not to see him until he is», was ti almost within jumping d #ta nce! win 9 tin and is sure that he can ‘at*h M€. potor gives Then I'll dive down into Jc tnny | 9» Johnny Chuck’s house. Johuny won't | started do mind. In fact, he won't KnDOW aDY-| = perar w, thing about it because he ts wey sit he coul lown in his bedroom fast asieve Ps very smar: and I won't go way down enete, I'll go down his long hall just far enough to be out of Redy's reach.”’ So Peter continued to sit where he was and watched Reddy fox draw nearer and nearer. He knew that Reddy didn't see him, far he was sitting perfectly still and at) a distance looked like a brownish- | gray stone. It looked as if Reuty| would pass without seeing him. Instead of being glad, Peter sud-| denly felt disappointed. He felt. so sure of his safety with Jobnny | Chuck's house so close by that he | wanted the fun of fooling Reddy. | hat wasn’t at all nice of him. | ‘Miss Shabby Genteel | Blooms Anew E DATE, TREE | MEDITATION 2-30 | —OF A— | MARRIED WOMA By HELEN ROWLAND XTi No Longer the Appendage of a Rich Family, She | Migrates to a New Neighborhood and Develops a Personality. IS THAT SO! : | OBODY believes in love, these days,” declares a cya man, “any more than he believes in a personal * c By Winifred Black. I8S SHABBY GENTEEL is_ would bring in about $1200 a year. M having the time of her life Is THAT so! Then, why is it so easy for a woma F monkey out of a man, who has ascended so far above a s a Why are the sentimental movie shows playing to ca she gave away all e party frocks she could give away, and she lost all her elaborate slippers and shoes and things, and she went and Just the time of her lfe— and all her friends are amazed. some of 2.884 fae } SURES ORE ee .e eS them are de+#- took a room in a cheap part of lighted, some town, and she’s having the time of why do people flock to see emotional! actors? f course not. He knew that. of them are | her life. Reddy was h He kne bh . e P eddy ungry. e knew that puzzled and The other people in the hotel are eddy m ve rd w | some of them | all poorer than she is, but they are Why are publishers begging popular authors for. . on pom ape — bet ses i shock 2d, | all’ busy, all working for a living, novels”—and why do “love-story’’ magazines flourish, shee Pecan nd hat th ga ld u we are and they think she’s perfectly won- highbrow magazines are pi for breath. sis pepemiy t amazed. _derful, because she knows what ay yi feel sure of a Rabbit dinner and Let me tell | you ought to wear to a tea and how then miss it he would be dread. | you about to pin your hat on so it will loox December 30, 1856—69 years How do florists manage to exist, selling violets and fully dis tinted. Peter kne 1 ee “smart,” and she does their shop- | #€0-—The lost ship Resolute is why do jewelers still advertise solitaires and wedding ring Bras e knew ail/ GenteeL ping for them and she picks out |. Officially returned by the United this, but he didn't think about it. She's along ties for the men and chooses hats States to Queen Victoria at Ply- S ° . ' ll he thought of was the fun t| | about 28 or 30 for the women, and they all go yn } mouth, Pray 9g a on Why ts St. Valentine’s day so popular? ould be to fool Reddy. not old or | cheap little sprees together to the search or : bal om Pee’ ms °. . So, when he saw that Redd young, for a pictures and to a restaurant after- ill-fated Arctic expedition, Captain : : y bachelor girl. WINIFRED Q@LACK | ward for a cup of coffce and some | Kellett had been forced to aban- Why do girls continue to commit suicide “for loves Was going to-pass without seeing Not pretty and chile con carne. = his ship Resolute, — ‘He continue to shoot each other over a woman? him, Peter sat up. The Instant not ugly. Not clever and not dull. It's “Miss Shabby GenteeI™ here | Ja) oe Me rena a athe ’ ~ sige ° . ° Peter moved Reddy saw him. Like | But she's good clear throu oe -.. ~. a . ar Maui Se on big as = baum on aaa svn talons once aes aa American whaling — ae How does Elinor Glyn manage to make so much red flash he turned and bound- , . i S . ocke Ket. little girl when the landlady hag to covered the a now U why do divorced couples re-marry each other? ed straight toward Peter. He saw But she never knew it before— ’ ; from the ice and floating a thou- that Peter was not near enough - oe pe mind t go down to pay the gas bill; and sand miles to the southward as e ° e oug | ge ones Plage wurgtine she feeds the landlady’s cats and | geund and heart as ever Con- She’s been €o0 busy being a Peor) looks after the landlady’s canaries, after pence , £ the derelict Why does ANYBODY get married? ow . + . relation all her life that she never) and she has persuaded all the pig- had time to reahze what she Wis! eons in the neighborhood to come herself. | and perch on her window sill—~ She had a rich uncle and a rich | feeds them every day, if you please, returned her, with due ceremony to her own government. Capyright, 1925, Preanier Syndicate, Inc A Place for a Hat. —— io @ ‘ S884 8 2 8 S188 © 8 BS Se 2-8 888 8:8 8 £.8°R28 6-2. Why does a man cheerfully untie himself from women in the world, just in order to tie himself to one life? | pay-envelope, in order to burn her fingers three times | \@ gas range? berkshires in the fall, and once or And there's a mechanic about 30 the occupant hardly has a place atti ] "OO 8 > ab " £ "Ome , as TY “ ; ‘ . « " ; — gem went abroad one the m. years Old. He has a nice little car | to lay her head. But she usually she was invited to the balls ani/ and a nice little sum in the bank h te } h hats. Th ° . ¥ dinners and opera box parties 9 nd and he thinks Mi oa 4 , as a piace Oo lang er a , r e | » 4 e t} s Miss Shabby Gentevl oes been darlin . she went just as a part of her daily! is the “classiest” girl he ever saw. pegs used, which were favorite Why d a sheik, who has ae a &° ’ oa . ; . taxi wn lif rs me a " . Wasn't she sensible to stop pre- Christmas gifts are fairly high waiters and the — suddenly slow Cows n en a ce t . a ~ ‘ le * Ones Se ae | tending the minute she got a | standards, such as are seen in mil-| ing a baby-carriage: ‘ went to the wall—-something in| chance? Wasn't she a wise girl to —_— ” . stocks, and he died and left nothing | go down there and live, where she linery shops. Hach is topped by an | P. but debts | wouldn’t have to say “thank you attractive doll's head wearing an With a world full of kissin g-acquaintances, why | And th the rich sister-in-law eloped| ma'am” every time she breathed | attractive miniature hat. | boiled bachelor suddenly become soft-boiled, melt- irs me! a adventurer and| and where she could have a busy, C " J 1 | because he cannot live without the kisses of some Pf ‘u peter ihuond Ave in Italy, and one of the| happy, respected life of her own”? urrant Je y. me in ia ri, Call it imagination, sex-appeal, spring-fever, the | anything you like; but, like the hotel gravy, it is married a man who hates poor re- lations—-but teel; good luck to you, and I hope the rich sister-in- law! you and the good, sensible mechan- jelly in a small bow! and rradually left a letter he} ¥ aie . stir into it one-half cup of French ; a nounced wlige agp dg Fed hy Racin Byrn - your own | dressing, made with lemon juice| same “stock”—and the stock is LOVE! : : 7 § dy to patron- |. : ; Genteel a little property which! ize you in it. anc olive oll, anc twe tablespoons CE ee id ‘ of minced mint. Add a little pa- Bra a edd prika and serve on quartered | keep us both alive for years,” re-| me?” he asked abruptly, in his old, | heads of lettuce. Cream cheese marked Saunders, stooping down direct, primitive way. “What came may be put through the potato The afternoon went by in show-! petween us?” | ricer and sprinkled over the top if ing Claire the wonders of the “It was— Sylvia,” murmured | desired. | “figure-of-four” trap. | Claire, faintly. | ( B | It was after their evening mea! “I never cared for Sytvia—only orsage ouquets | when—at some distance from each’ for you!” said Saunders inaqeer, [=== other-——-the two little “‘lean-to’s”’| strained voice, and took her in his ) 7 had been built of bamboo, leaves, arms and held her close against his | SAVINGS EE Fl f ) : and withes, that Claire and Saun- heart | | your orist J s ders sat down on the _ curvirg To Re Continued | DEPOSITORS | ‘ > . « beach, and side by side watched } d Co the fiery sun sink into an opal- | . | gar Ing rsage a . roam igrey wEW PACK—JUST DN When you decile to start your 1 : i as wenn oiteey sccount, remember that there i Decorations for 2 s darkness OM BOY | mo exfer bank in St Lowis than 4 fell, and Canopus, clear and ra- T ws | the Securrry Nationa. Bax 1 | rn diant as the moon, was shining glo- Serect, between Olli AD . . riously upon them. The island EXTRA SWEET CORN | pf pate 2 ay ae a oe | ST. LOUIS FLOWER GRAM ) ” ah 0 Sermagied in th starlight, CwRY TENDER RWEET | the record of never having losta 4 do 1e Southern Cross ASK Your NARRROOGD GROCER | dollar on either loans or invest- was gleaming. ments since it was or ganized. a ; Wena co curned _ the mystic fteuerfn aed tesaer= ture te Vos. A M. P M Dail a atmosphere and looked at Claire. DISPATCH Want Ada —and meet Flours? 9 A. hth , 4 |@ Se er ei “Why bmae you stopped loving there. Call Olive 60600,
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Stories ld Hints | - LOUIS POST-DISPATCH yaESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1925. ee ee ee — ee a ———— — —— oo Poi 1, ( 3( } TIONS per or put away in boxes. - . . ———-______ _, ope B ~~ 2 . on 4 ! y Thornton W. Burgess > Femple Manning” 7 4 Bock Sentention. | ° 9 - é Za Um | Books that have been used in| staine ° o ©. a ° nd 4 . ’ ; y ; ; ; " ‘ ’ Peter Rabbit Thinks Quickly sir, he hadn’t even the shadow h | Fkach Time You Use Them. he sick room ghould be burned ; = of a fear as he dived through that Uy ere the Grown-Ups Go to Schoo] After using lemons don't forget if they are of little value. or. if doorway. He would go down that N remote corners throughout , read the newspapers and the Bible to wipe off your hands with the 0 : “ae Poe: wh a they ZZ 2 . . : i A , -_ : aa rhe : Sritelit ) isin Cc by horoug long hall a short distance and the Southern states there are | ine remarkable thing about this sk in. It will remove ali Steins: ...... . r ed by % ' there rest comfortably until Reddy men and women, old and | adult teaching is that men and fron vegetable paring ‘and soften one i ~- eeci a ’ e res : e , : af - : Feat ee eee satiate ve i SOLE to formaldehyde vapors —Old Mother Nature ae young, carrying their primers and women in their sixtie learn i an a ee he i oT as ia a 'grew tired of waiting and went | ijat hool and sitting at thei | picaneiie ah, Ga | arp; and whiten your skin. ETER RABBIT was sitting - —_ slates to school] and sitting at their ugh in six weeks 7, very . e ° ' As gar from Johnhy Chuck's | ty 2 jaway. And right then Peter | desks learning to read and write. | lesson in their bouks. and to write —— ee ° ss ‘ 4 / — . = , > . : on + This ir names Succeausfr eee: . e. It was a lone time = | bumped his nose! Then Peter did The ages of the pupils in these | - Successful farmers Water ferns with water that has bous ) | at ) ; b had seen Johnny Ch ick s0me quick thinking. adult schools range from 16 to 90. ’ ‘aN » re ‘ yhoo Mm able to sien sie chill off of + sopocialll Aan ’ “. 9 ot i 4 7 & 7 , ‘ 7 @ ; ™ hefore rm! U ae i ‘ 44d i Le ‘ ; -_> | Old people who have passed th + proudly 10-/ when the house ie artificially heat- kitchenware shine like new. | " oe’ was so. But he knew that deep. A Dyeing Hint. | three score and ten. mark are | S¢ribe their names. od. They canmetmens the DEER dias ‘bedrbem below | \ Pe ange of those who “have | Proudly exhibiting the letters that | _ The spectacular art of the! co 1. eald snsitiies- ciel arowsil ie | Wonderful for aluminum. f Jack Fr t . , i no luck in dyeing anything?” Now. | they wrote themselves or reading | RAESS scnools is the sight of « Iderly is ‘asl , pti The ORIGINAL Work lil ic. Try } ' pe reach © ee | | ni fai; | aloud to their admiring neighbors. | PeOPle going to school for the first) ~~ PBC. \ Safe ; ] ine comfortably e DM’ perhaps, it is Just because you fail erin a ” tim, i a a ! * . . »+ Malted Milk | obnay, siee Pp 4 J» as to wash the article before dyeing Three generations of the same b es Soe | vv ¢ neve! Mag a chance Care of Shoes Milk . : i afta » 8 «@ 2 enw > : Ss. ; had been sleeping for many | * ; it. | family attending the same school efore,”’ they say | veh 2 : ks. Peter couldn't under- | ony 4 | L)y> cannot be made to effectu- is not at all unusuai. | Mile. i “ ; ’ = P oo one I +1 he nses OT lo | and Food . ; , ’ . (nek wy hea > j - = ie eae Deceit = wai sit " BVUR ESS ' eV yes sy Por how any one could be will- | | ally cover a grease stained biouse Ps was in mentuck) thar the af me. But once in a while there| EE ae 'water before you color it or make work was done the pupils trudged ‘ ; * | aS Y - . fown in his bedroom fast BSED» | very smart. He hadn't a fear. No, er’s initials in dtamonds. ' to sign their own papers, and to nd I won't go way down CHerTe. nom. Ae ee CER ae Tll go down his long hall just tar 3 I | A | () N + mough to be out of Redvy's | es eee 2 ee ee ee eee Le ee é reach.’’ —OF A— So Peter continued to sit where! RI } I) Vi TOM A Mhe was and watched Keddy fox! 1 fraw nearer and nearer. He kne wy HELEN ROWLAND that Reddy didn't see him, far he| Was sitting perfectly still and at a distance looked like a brownish- CS THAT SO! gray stone. It looked as if Reucy es in love, these days,” declares a cynical Bwould pass without seeing him. ore than he believes in a personal devil!"Minstead of being glad, Peter sue-| ° ° ° denly felt disappointed. He felt hen, why is it so easy for a woman tO Miso sure of his safety with Johnny a, who has ascended so far above the moOmM™Chuck’'s house s0 close by that he e . . wanted the fun of fooling Reddy. ntimental movie shows playing to capaciggyg?at wasnt at all nice of him. to see emotional actors” Samet course not. He knew that “ e o Reddy was hungry. He knew that Reddy must have had hard work to get enough to eat during this bad weather, and that if he shonid feel sure of a Rabbit dinner and | hen miss it he would be dread manage to exist, selling violets and ee ally disappointed. Peter knew all advertise solitaires and wedding rings? ds we dian’ think about it. ae Mall he thought of was the fun it mtine’s day so popular? ould be to fool Reddy. . . ° So, when he saw that Reddy) continne to commit suicide “for love,” a2 going to pass without seeing | h other over a woman? im, Peter sat up. The instant . . . eeter moved Reddy saw him. Like | red flash he turned and bound-| i straight toward Peter. He saw’ lat Peter was not near enough — _ ee . . eee ae OR he err +! >t ii} 3! » ** i) mitt ; it & Ht gM, i SIs Rvs) fs. J 4 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES Tremendous End-of-the- Year R-E-D-U-C-T-1-0-N-S:! 88 COATS SS | Our very best! Many at less i than cost! Beautiful materials ee valued for their finest qualities, 3 and large, luxurious fur trim- mings are shown in cleverest 1| effects. Sizes for every woman fete), meee are Shown. 97 COATS Values to $59.50—REDUCED Matchless values at $41.00. Finest pile fabrics and such pop- ular furs as squirrel and beaver are included. Scores of hand- some models, in sizes for musses and women. 143 COATS l/linois Central Values to $45—REDUCED Bargains! Tremendous bar- gains! They were actually priced to $45 just a week ago. They include all of Winter's smartest fabmcs and fur trm- mings. In sizes for misses and women. THE ROAD. OF TRAVER © Oe .8.08.8.8.8.8 €+8.8' 6.8.8:8.6 8.8 S58.8.4.5 Bi S.2 2:8 8s 2 S-8 ag wFreessnf- —— a. ne eR wm: ee Tocca ” ! shers begging popular authors for “ro Go “love-story’’ magazines flourish, while are gasping for breath. : aa) nor Glyn manage to make so much moné buples re-marry each other? a . . BODY get married’? 8 . > man cheerfully untie himself from all the id. just in order to tie himself to one wo on the famous Lanama Limited Here today— Play tomorrow Leave winter behind today—tomorrow, before noon, bask in the invigorating summer sunshine of America’s Riviera—where the great outdoors is truly great—a land of stately pines, balmy breezes and sky-blue waters. Splendid golf, tennis, fishing, hunting, riding, boating, bathing. Luxurious hotels, social fetes, gayety, history, romance, industry, commerce. Unusual home and invese ment opportunities. All yours to have—to enjoy. Leave St. Louis 405 p.m. any day. Arrive New Orleans 11:15 a. m., Gulfport 11:30 am. next morning—where immediate connection is made same station — lestestad ee eee of special service for Biloxi,arrive 12:25 p.m. and Pass Christian,arrive 12:45 p.m. Vew Ovicans and Ge Sasutifus Fastest to New Orleans by 12% hours; to Biloxi by 84 hours; to Gulfport by Miss: | Gulf Coast which , pre cng por Pa Just fll tm 10 hours; to Pass Christian by 9 hours. and send us this Coupon All Pullman, AllSteel Observation-library car, buffet Se ee single or en suite— drawing room and open-section Pullmans. Valet, maid, barber, shower bath, market reports, late telegraphic news bulletins ) lini ' Two other fast trains daily to New Orleans, leave St. Louis 1:00 p. m. and um pm etecled informa ty. ed consrrtasusiy burwished telephones ov feverend tnguery af wemrest pasernge” vrepressnialive For fares end reservations, ask Cty Ticket Office, 834 NW. Broadway, Fhone Garfiel4 23008 Wauicon Station Ticket O@ice, 18th and Market Sts... 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COMIC’ PAGE WEDNESDAY, ‘ DECEMBER 70, 122%. Tay” —6— hh i _ Ya PAGE 3? LS. JUDGE RUMMY Ee ———— i Call HELP Before 10 A. } Have It by NOON SEE THAT LADOER? ' ; t + TAT tie! | S- wy SuUceERSTITION ———- — . £OH, § NEPED |) “YOU'RE Nor \ \ WRY, SUPERSTI LAIR eA ' | eo) «§ ee OVER TH / ‘ec . tS NOTHING BUT ~~ COING TO WALK | Al féE; ee S E ) SUPERSTITIOUS -} UNDER IT— / / | / j , ~us | VOL. 78. NO. 115. ee eel SALT ARE You? | a ES © ME MELLON RECEIVES. san? a fins ee) =) fs Se SOA GTI REFUND = sel 3 ee ae tees.’ ~~ \MMPON FEDERAL TAXES se, ” ~ 2 et BH Olrite Government Returns Total of $151,885,.415—John MUTT AND JEFF—IT’S BEEN LOST A LONG TIME—By BUD FISHER RESOLUTIONS. ™O more Gays until we make Punishment. They snap their — Coal Co., $106,416, and \- the Corno Mills $45,916. yew fair, Scaset Svuaris b : fhe A i? oe S*age ; WASHINGTON. De 31 —Re- @ Fens funds totaling $151.984.415.6¢ were of 4. given to Federal taxpayers duriag! - the last Osca’ vear by the Treasury | J FORD Lwepe rome n= Subauitting a reper Bat. when we have viewed | , pa rt re set for hat $1234.10: ia = . ae "2a 'T¢S rt ; Oot Aacroeal: No (me . OL we ~lectiorn « tes and 7 Bb fo 4 7} - - . - ’ ; - , —- F : & " - ‘4 oe - Sd m - . Pa-set — ; : rene would » 4 —_. | - ; . ;: +, 842.45 under terms of te 1524 Ts _ * JUS. 2s per. cent reduces «2 incom es paral’e tae’ vec" . NASH " ~ ~ =: Serre’ ary © ‘te. reas sei + T sree of - ww . % hh « ‘= - a a _ CaS Tas 22 NES see = © | passenges — refund e 4 $444.571.82 4008 iA lide were There is always a : i a . Wi — === ReoekefeUer recetved $437 574 Amone the refunds alse rere the | 4 But it sh eee, bes a a % LIFE’S LITTLE JOKES—NUMBER 709.356—By RUBE GOLDBERG Copyright 2 a fellewing co St. Lowle ‘concerns The ac NERO PRM, PP 4 : c ; ; ’ ' ’ ’ Pe ee . Se r ah mh hapleigh Herdware Co. $195 21é¢ woes F With a hea " - 7 alla est Vitginia Coal Co 3106626. | PUCt Lee . et? im ts Cornme Mitte *“e.. $45.874 ariks- Tite Cider » ee, * 4 -~ — a ot juve . -_ | $4.5 +6 - , _ > . ead] > ; 4 ad . =» a a, ~@ A ~ - en i J " >. 4 wTwyv ~ 1) © . = = .n faacers € t ° = 2 “ 4 13 ~~, : . - . .« ; , "g - : -| baw "a ai Pat ¢ o> Bee. te * : - “ or 5 74 = oS : \ a : eer ee ee a > ==? pee ‘. — . ™“ * & ~~ ws _ + ? | , a - SHE eEVvVrrw c ’ - a a fe, ONE CINE “MS HS _ ~\ = uF ™ QCOMNNA Pen ot _ ~ —_ ~_ ~ > * i . , + = ~~“. ‘HN MCR ANT - @Ad « . > - a\' SOME TINE we ‘ — : at a .% 352 7aL= | % s . ~ - — —_ _— =F % ~ moO ~~ ~~ . zt. ——_— —_—— = ——— 4 . —_ — — a « t _ —— ee q —_———. ~ —~ = ° 2 9 2 —_ ——s ends vv ngs so . = a = ——_ Det, | EN ‘ , me Ea ee 4 : 26 "4 SagsS a sa. Se 8 ® 4 on : 4 bert T Deer Y feiP isa - ALL cFF ACW 1ST 407 Ri Tpeton, Was r evreliand. O 51.38.4866: Ame an Ratt« = ~—? . 4 4anufacturins Bookirsn Ff SI@Ligé: Soreckels Suga “~~ San ; TA Rca! | "4 *% 4 a. ‘2 We (na } Walia idm bs $tit 136) | “ate of Maergare NiTt! Sagr : Seow York $498.104 : Ver@ Meter Co. Highland Part. |) Mich. $24.9°° Federal Steamship | “erperation. New York 8296 €61: 7 "a Compan 4 gus’ on Tex... 4 ‘ $967_219. + Conessliidates Color & Chemical “eo. Mew York. 8241.66! Wuneses | Seamship. (co New Tork, o2T4.~| ke ewate of Frank Weel wert. Continnet «= Page = Cote 2 ne