St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 31, 1925

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COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, fogs. Call HELP Before 10 A. M. Have It bj; NOON— Through Post-Dispatch “Wants” Phone Garfield 6600 ST.LOUIS POST-DIS he Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the —_ ee TCH | Associated. Press News Service _—-——— _ ee =o4H4#0#Hoooeo—jm”™”™“™“”’’"V"————e es AGES. ~ PRICE 2 CENTS SE — ee ee eee GOLDSTEIN, WHALEN AND OTHERS MUST GO TO PRISO te COURT OF' APPEALS RULES $75,000,000 DEAL ST.LOUIS MEN RELEASE ON BOND NFOR NATIONAL WANT TO QUIT JAIL PENDING RULINGON co = CASHREGSTER CD. (SM FORLEAVENWORTH) APPEAL IS DENIED dae ‘Body in One of Caskets) Se ages for the year asa whole, and re Dill — in many sections nearly every arence Wh month was warmer than mormal, A , — one Lawyer for Other St. Louis- Firm Bought Dodge} ans Convicted in Jack Daniel Case Defers Ap- Not That of Negro,! especially in the South Atlantic Property, Handling) peal After Decision. ST LOUIS, THU! RSDAY EVE NIN ‘G YEAR 1925 ONE OF WARMEST KNOWN, RECORDS DISCLOSE ‘CEMENT IN COFFIN ~ BURIED IN ALLEGED), “S"°%°*, rsose NOURI FRAUDS ———— —- I, , DECEMBER 31, 1995.— wee ~ oe “VOL. 78. NO. 15. >... a MELLON RECEIVES 0404571 REFUND UN FEDERAL TAXES Government Returns Total of $151,885,415—John D. Rockefeller Is Paid Back $457,870. —-— es —— FAIR TONIGHT. WITH LOWEST ABOUT 24; WARMER TOMORROW THE TE MPR: RA’ rURES. - a oe ~ Se ee a Hi ghest BITS OF THIS np oslo 26, } CENTURY LEFT] Pe 2 | a a ie Official sesiensll Tie Negroes Arrested Fol- f St. I is d ic "aan lowing Opening of Two vicinity: Fair to- | night and Friday: warmer! Graves on Order F rom| I'viday; lowest to- | the Coroner. i = > > at y the Associated Press WASHINGTON, withstanding the Dec. 31.—Not- e of the “warm Stat ther- mometer in recefit days, is Written by the year and dry” the epitaph the Weather 1925 The sSureau for _ (, Fisher, Pat. Office.) slightly night will | be | about 24, Missourt: Fair | tonight and Fri-| ‘BOTH BEING HELD eet is| FOR PROSECUTOR | aod | meteor- bureau period will go into ological history, weather | experts said today, marked by one of the most devastating and wide- spread drouths, aml by a record- breaking number of high tempera- tures, JUST MY Luck!" $134,107,773 LISTED . THE DARN a> 2a a & s&- “THING WON'T AS TAKEN ILLEGALLY >, St =i y . warmer east-central tion. Lllinois: tonight and day; canna everv Shapleigh Hardware Co. Gets $195,214; W. Va. days Coal Co., $106,416, and Arkansas: : Tonight vengele a a Caeno Mills $45,916. quite so cold in northwest; tomor- | They Get Permission From Marshal to Make Trip in Pullman, Paying -Extra Fare Themselves. ® Policy Led to the Inquiry spring was one of the earliest on PEE ans Se om record in all sections. Rainfall was deficient for the row fair, slowly rising temperature. Sunset today, 4:48 p. m. Sunrise tomorrow, 7:21 a. m. Claim of Whose $3000 and North Pacific States. The Tansaction. Two hundred pounds of cement Press. SESS U OO —— (Copyright, 1925.) 4 a ~Shapleigh BPeithe Associated WASHINGTON, Dec. 31. funds totaling $151,885,415.60 were piven to Federal taxpayers during the’ last fiscal year by the Treasury Department. Submitting a report on the subject to (‘ongress, the De- partment forth that urned or tures mili @ set ret collection under act, which eent reduction ble that aceount of and $:7, 3732.15 Was llegal o! 777,642.49 revenuc 20 per tares payi Secretary the lon was listed as having ceived a refund of $404,871.82 John D. tockefeller received $497,879 Among the refunds aiso were the following to St. Louis concerns: Hiardware Co., $195.214; Coal Co., $106,416; $45.916: Clarks- $43,830 Shoe allowed a flat oun 7h ‘Treasur\s Mel- re West Virginia Corno Mills €o., ville Cider Co. Internationa) $61,694; Walter A. ply Company. $33, ern Bell Telephone Company. 346,1 688; Paul Brown, $46,254 .¢ Charlies DP. Schaffner, as executor the estate of the late President rding, was refunded $71,123.17. The list those receiving the fund included several thousand (coinpany, ZAelnicker Sup- 301: Southweet- of $154,107,-| No One terms of the 19824 income } sae * wy ae . A jand Stage of the Mississippi River at St. Louis, 6.2 feet at 7 a. m., a rise of .4. DEMOLISHED AT NASHVILLE Injured in the Accident; Passenger Ships Were Flying | to Florida. Dec. 31l.—j| Evy the Associated Press. NASHVILLE, Three of the Ford-Stout all-metal | passenger planes, en route to Flor- ida, were badly damaged here inan No one was hurt. | at Blacke-} when | j Tenn.., accident today. The accident occurred wood Field at 10:15 o’clock, Pilot Lee I*. Schoenhair was taking off in the Miss Fort Myers. The) plane crashed into the Miss Tampa) and the Miss Miami, on thé ground | unoccupied. The occupants of Miss Fort Myers escaped in- The planes arrived here yes- terday for a stop over en route to, Florida from Detroit. The Miss Fort Myers tipped over before leav-| ing the ground in the take-off. The) fourth plane, the St. Petersburg, , was not tnvolved in the accident. the jury. ‘insurance fraud found last night in 3 FORD ALL-METAL PLANES | lof James Moore, Negro, 'L. Howell, , both of whom lan packed in excelsior was all that tn- vestigators of an alleged $3000 Hife the coffin prought from the grave ‘ but in a nearby supposed to contain the body of Raymond Allen, anoth- er Negro, the searchers’ found) Moore’s remains. On the strength of tnese discov-, eries, Deputy Coroner Dever night ordered the arrest of Charles) Negro undertaker of| °748 Chouteau avenue, and his as-| Negro, | the, grave, last sistant, James Slaughter, are now held for : Circuit Attorney. Action Ordered by Coroner. The opening of the graves ™was| ordered after Homer G. Phillips, | attorney for the 1. rty Life In- | surance Co. of Chicago had made investigation of Allen’s sup-. posed death and had presented to Coroner Vitt his conclusion that Allen had not died at all but that: that impression had ibe been created | through the burial of Moore's body ‘in Allen's grave. | bor. 'Tand year throughout most of the coun- try, notably in the South,;, where drouth prevailed through most of the spring and summer. An unusually cold and wintry October and the cold wave of this month failed to change the charac- ter of the year sufficiently to pre- ven it from being one of the warm- est known, ‘WORDS OF CHEER FOR LONELY SPOTS OF FAR NORTH TONIGHT ‘Special Radio Program for Natur- | By and Mounted Police in Arctic Region. PITTSBURG, udviric Arctic re om alists Dec. SL.—Natur- alists st migrator\ ion will receive per- the ‘anadian Gov- ollect and band ation mission f: the ¢ to birds ~ ientifix yreti ast bet classifi as a q)i ‘ i¢ if! be Which K DKA tonight. members Mounted Pyindas Har- and Baffin's New Year's Bishop Tur proeranty, broad station here Hare, Other other rnade Ate meno. the and sit of 400 Clara Among John -. Mass., $345,9 eutors ta juaey, vears old, of LOAKY MET A DAME BSDLEBR HIS BRA TA)~ | 7 ALL TANGLED OP | Bia vin, ‘ been printing Isdward J. Land Moe prenat} ed .—TDondon has 4 salesman former bond bro- and r« —? and rris Multin, food served infested Inuch as they ; ers would eat the eighth’ that hnantom ‘ 11 le A. Til. from Josephine brooks, were by $619,189 if members may ving lor mes ki. Whit OO : | ; . os ” ** : Thre Wiohyit MMvote ' ‘ 9 r INSLALiatlIo ‘ ils mem This : \ - ° wo} oad hit of 3°20. | j | } ared hn wireless Wills here he ful] therm, but in hor loday, to Prison. rhe decisions mean that Goild- stein, Whalen, Kinney, Landon, Lucking and Stratton must go to Leavenworth prison and %egin serv- ing their sentences there, whtle Waiting for their appeals to te heard. As to the nine others under pris- on sentence, now held {fn jall art Indianapolis, ine ‘uding former Hellmich, thew ean pre similar plea if thew wish. appears that they wil) have go to Leavenworth. The air whose ca the Court passed Rowe's clients, were the on), directly represented in cour. here todas ltow e. decision Thomas J, nftter thie cases, that he did his plea Must Go was ‘om relatives (through : , hy 3 today for the Dodge Bros.’ property. This was the largest single cash neute , SUMMONSES FOR PEDESTRIANS . 2s ‘he Jarcest ah trane- ‘eaten what my.{ alcoholism, but has told Phillips ; rection in indus rial history. : it ig =n eeonom.|that the patient failed to respond} WHO IGNORE ‘STOP’ SIGNALS: Corporation Closely Held. | - - as ‘ , Tl . . . he National Cash Register deal parallels the Dodge acquisi- |! As a piece of industrial fi-; | Regulations. 'nancing, it second onlv in size? bis brothers, 7 —_— to the Dodge flotation this year. Me! Was]. (t resembles the Dodge transaction! (Co., dealers in new | OY bringing the public into owner-/,y4 ponds. ‘i ship of one of the best known, } lowell, Mass., $67,827; Chevroie | dered spect to heling the body declared but the eighth most closely held corporations in },, ed to Mator Co... Detroit 78k Be tee A dancing without music. hoy idea 'a notation upon it that woul lé mae : : e | ? RGE McMANUS Meischman and David W. Mul-lhas caught on at half a dozen new caused an investigation t He OCOrnne gre a dl said. were , “ 4 sSiroawued ougn ror 2 ie S nody, Phia, $61,891: A) in : a “- . House of De- tn. Coroners in- Waterbury, Conn., $118. “| POOR IN NAPLES WIN LOTTERY was iaentitiea py tne the bulld- There were no onlookers today and pla tin ‘ 7 . Fast So, Partic ipate in $160 00, rata as clothing Dixie at State Drawing. permit he had relaxed from the stress of ion he: the day sentence in court. Hf. i.. $25,867. ‘opyright. 1925. bv ¢! i ' } ‘ Yublishing « , New York Wor! : lint Label) Iron VW OLKS VN heelinege W , q |’ f-Dispa’ ™ ment-filled were airy his clothes P “"«” 7 . . mg o* ? au : Aha 7 | Va., $133,888; New York Qu POME. Di es ee wrinkled. Only the cigar thrust bracho Poxtra " ("vu $15 2,803; | th pe ’ a ‘ is area 17 ov} . : to rattio when we into the his meuth , " - = 3 Ore ass are ii I nen : : u California Wine ion, San d to the oid fellow, F ‘ie Oe ] Tanciseo, $1.95. Arno'd Hellmich, was bearing up Drill Co At] won the latest st to me like payment to. City Vv. Ps thoi . . ’ - ae — ™ ¢ , lage ** Fult paid thenr 4,000,000 Tir: SUV ANVLDINE. Koeln ot 992 560.08 ‘ J on fag & terrible.” Marshal Meredith alent of $160,000. Th ky fic. | Ife didn’t sav anvthing, either, o A whee “we ee ili lanta, Ga.. $315.5 ures were a : , a appeal, tt : . , it : Stee! “egg SsAeereteat announced that he would start | os oz “ 1 would have been de- ; \ , iw. wy irsh New Monday for Leavenwort | mab yaad liberty without a valid conviction. unless prevented by an New _ England Be. Eng der from the Court of Appeads at The Judges called for the evi- Boston, $121 Chicago. He planned to reach Se} @*nce &* to Landon and Lucking. Kaemmerline itrix ‘ Louis on a Pennsyivania ‘rain at (and District Attorney Ward wet it Rasmmerling, exe ix “outdo ; 5:30 p. m.. and to permit relatives f°Tth. declaring that Landon ana Albert I and friends te vieit thé prison rp, -Ucking were shown to have been in their special car The Journey parties to the conspiracy by which | west would be over the Missourst!) $91 barrels of whisky were re- an elevator “tank of! floor t} bottom of with vermin and shaft i the National Building, Cone to the Whiite ‘attlekans >... e Ores don wifthow houteau avenue, tfeated him for $103,429: Mrs New York, Pennsvivania Coal © mo) ical Pa. $1,041, Heurielivl¢), Mills. Ins., Cut Be f- $11%. "08: Natural Products Regning (‘o., Jerse, "itv, ee a C51 044 Cleveland eland $713.405 tates Bunt! ne © headpieces of the peni- be dreaded the thought present ane and} >lapparatus DP} pmroadway thev ¢ : Wav to could nut as bad as quarters. that tentiary, it their present Ile said also prisoners had ‘difference between couch to Leavenworth tered Pullman. Marshal agreed to let them have the Puli- man. He said also that he would advance the time of their going to Leavenworth if he could get a Pullman, and his deputies would be willing to forfeit any New Year's duties or celebrations they may have planned. » ©. (“omlmerce S14 0S rSsic' oOose, Olive street Mr. Ale to usual treatments. Statement of Doctor. When Dr. White came to see patient on Dee. he told had died and was it \e nas Pra t ASSO indertaker. WASHINGTON, certificat but _ ht club All radio and tune run a nig St. Louis agreed to pay the fare in the dav and a char- Meredith closely the tion. Capital Begin Tratfic Police of Natidnal Icnforcement of New yeen Vislling and 109; ias to do buy a luney had headpieces, band. sensationa he adpt to hewil- | 2 owner lot of Sa \ Oy Samuel, Daniel of Mec commercial qrvypererd) outfit. a in Ot) was Is The «¢ dancers Cc! and trip +} >» oes James ‘luney, ‘Iuney & The COs) ij’ | death ffect 1s paper whose oftices are on floor of the lruilding, As step into an elevator " +} . OT} Lti@il aliip {"n} . off. nit noug afors thev appear tead P| pedest ee eS ae start the Collector sent a but ft fo ctl and ones and tion diner may aut Tar | Cate INauane Elamil't dancing Johnson 1° | Rut it is $81, _|SIK Sencgalese _— rable ‘Topeka, with estras aAawson C'o.. by -ltlvuor an une {oOo. Hotel. Goldstein was permitted his hotel] to borrow $5 lie said he had distributed the $5 he was (,.0¢8 to eas. | bodge deal lies. of the P oper ai on 5 IF SHE Ever FINDS OUT HE 19 A FAKE COUNT- IM GONNA SPEND SOME TIME. IN hy to go to d ian i ee ee a Kony LU / ~ yy ional Pav ("o Nat Aitkinson Tlamove Miieh Ilanove) St Jouis lickory street, $248,900 Piss.eVe; 90S; York, York. Lome r Had Icarned Con- Fortune in Ring. Dec, | } a) ‘a5 i “* { bre j Litil fie ai cident Moore was The decision denying release on ,| Supersedeas bonds was made by look | Tri breakfaat. Judges George ¥ Page and Albert she and had lo permit. a She uestioned her also of afte, ending = if} rion Se Ee ee . my HOSPITAL - 20 his deat Arbo. : yORK Seneg NEW Sik, aCe w } ? , . : ‘ : . belief, That ' Lt ey} anead ould observe the! Cather, Warrants - |aording to Wall As vet no tormal the been both of Dillon, It evening that had been reached. that negotiations are ducted, and permitted the infer- |: ence that the imount involved | would not be tess than $60,000,000, | SUP Tiling” alese 000 J. Insurance world’s light-heav laime: an uncle, lampionship, |: $600, it was shown filed vesterday by t idow fo. of administra- Mint tion. During his oo ae \won what was regarded as a 7 srogapnaid ( Ol ciderable fortune. lie was y ted, eg slain two weeks ago on the ee Side, in district known iwhen it was opened lens $ opened man street t] if Se lonce held the James weight Cc! le SS than aynouncement elon made. In and members : ad & Co., denied last upward and ti TY] to any final agreement shaft Thev admitted She tol being con- an estate it the j Irance company be $800 Jtem was nected in the funeral It looked there really and the in\ tion of step Vator tor some plan has Patterson so | nV for UL R. PAYS $1,782,110 IN YEAR, TO CITY, COUNTY AND STATE Transit Company Also t $150.000 for Paving night at Its Tracks, — Rail nor more than $75,000,000. and | taxpayet of St. Louis. today issued While neither side to the trans body of | . Statement listing $1.782,110.28 In action would any statement, i ae ee ap it is understood that Patterson pdr ei ape wished that inactive family in- that $450,000 terests in his company be bought for pav- Out. the , of |»: ipe rs asking shot vupen | Ain the : fan m) '¢ the '? (,;oldatein'’s cel] Harrv Levin last >? >) ; > } . -* " monti: im anothe operTra- aat night and Morris Mul- Hie said that all three slept well, but Goldstein was haggard. Co _ 8 Os in the , ited Wave OO argcest Ling electric elevator. she as taken to the ding i An att v for company ned to “bye vi Brass {04 linrmn. Sf leric, widow the by fared mane tention pel Prize and F i ;taxes paid to the state during 1425. S$ CC-lis called to the | Moore Slaughter is! ing AT eT Moor: tne grave. Was spent during the vear know, that thing seemed bringing unloaded . oe “Sounde didn't t I us admitted ne had taken coffin rey rrTe of Wilbur oft) fr Preee rs rest that Jones slioes ind an attorney of ing lassmate Lie nel qi? Viet Jonas I 0237 thwt dy , aly ond to Story of Company. ‘lhe Nat had beginning Manufacturing Co Hi. Patterson ind ‘‘om- and ‘luney, North Wash- and few he , *), . >) in hit } Ti) ; 1 7. pa I '* ; hy , »% ‘ raat I , | *ot ~,1] 0.28. itement W Co. ittid corner of ional Cash Legiste: the Nat S82. ince onal Associat $10; Union T Miasse,.. $107,689. Milla At- The ¢ yeaa SE698. 053: York, $1 Investmen Amos |). ¢ SSO: \lrs. S " , , us rsonal Spoke “hail pe suid Nilay : ff ip? *? we ~— S - +, ‘arbon com bina- ins pe last whicl won for the 18 vears, in of the fond- th yer ‘ it. rd Ne litans fi them pi aa in 4 . . and not spice the Six minutes h 7. «A eles tion, has last Simila erp ley Jones, burial and Nloore’s Colorad: and wv J «1 ator @ar prison ness tt uve Suid itor at vhen it suddenly ing him in not injured. in the ele. Schieuter of 4325 told a that she ninth floor seventh floor, ployed as a clerk the Pierce Petrol- At the eighth ording Ta . ‘) st , ; , , ? ‘ , . e . . . pave three otner, * a oo aed a ed, hought ti P Ban . +7 ‘ ma ** ww Af a4 ; . * # sf i $5,000,000 WEDDING PRESENT ..°” _ FOR BRITISH BANKERS BRIDE ‘bidward Stern Reported to Hare Setthal Amount on Llornrer =m, Sybil Tuck A prison, is planned by counsel for |the money The Judge continued: Corporation. New e°ne 461: . | , en ee some of the men under sentence “Don't you think they (Land ’ ’ P *sageg " ’ ° Or Texas Compan Tex.. lh thre event onl ot rece pt of news according to reports here today pand Lucking) had an idea what the pikes of extraordinary importance demanding a Oe Cuttined 10 these Whe Rare t ee ee Onsolidated C . ¥ ‘. . : i + eard of the plan here, an attor. | they were dealing with that kind ©, New Yo €101.601: Munson | immediate public ation, an Extra \\ il] be ney. on the day of the removal of lof man-—Remus, a double-distilled. New York, $274.-] | issued. ™ the men from Indfanapolis to Leav- l etecioun bootlegger ?"* state of nolworth. | we pienite with jenworth, is to go before one of the The attorney did not make Aa di- Steamsh ip to (entinued on Page 2. Columea v. ring R 5 cash No Publication Friday, January 1 ‘. - to tie said to Sybil, by the Stern. who syna- groom ficent r fete) ) = ttled upon Adolf T1 dward Te lav. Th the bride a business rate ick, rederal York, Houston ondon brids magni arried her Log! yvester: aiso le as he rave it shot rope of peuaris Sir Edward is 71 Spor ior « (Chemical ner i vear ting circles as finance. The bride. wh» Celumnu ~— is i econ wits is >. (euntinued on VPage 2. the sudien Its balance sheet carried total! as- | ©€41012.6617 1t {fe as tamous if R ae his three bro hers worth res 81: « sare nq? felumnu 6. (entinued eon Vage 2. Columa i. Centinued on Page =. Column 4. Lontinucd on i’ag 4 «

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eS a I IN U. S. FOR VISIT MAN STRUCK BY TAN! DRIVER OF WHICH FLED, DES Theodore F. Williams, 73, , Clerk in City Assessor’s Office, Had Been in Hos- pital Since Nov. 27. — ee HIT AFTER ‘ALIGHT ING | FROM A STREET CAR —— —— — ae NN wn all Gat: eae a ——— Fe 0 > Fm ao gd —. : a Case Increases ——_- of Auto Drivers to 16 Who: Have Not Been Appre-, hended After Fatalities. | t » > a ~. - BON A tet 2ST Swe eae ine = - ne oc

Miss Ethel Proffitt Sa. Hit Her—She Wants 2s fe *, ow = - Although tho fatality without stopping and reporting his Was Struck Nov. compound fracture a yellow-paint _| Service and noted names and ad- Grand/asks $25,000, was struck by had started for The uccident occurred six og! eae ed struck him Sh sped away. gier of 3932 € ‘onnecticut| her serious injury. a - : | me PAT Sh and pursued the t in Grand to Blaine avenue, the gegen eer it, a — : i Ae te vee > it alent i SY i oe gat & 34 et eee t oe ee After. Thirty-ninth etreet and Blaine that such a taxicab has passed that cor- ~ —_ ro MELLON RECEIVES picked him up that “ua Yellow taxi. ‘atalitics This Vear. ON FEDERAL TAXES ninety-second Continued from Take in which he resided with a Fs 4 hs x ~— oe pres, “ PEE 6 tain, wn eae | at = JOHN H. McCLUNEY KILLED IN 8-STORY tate. Hen FALL IN PeeVATOR| ~ i “532 Dar le ison ¢ ontinued eaten Sa . a _ ~ a Rt fi at y- ? rei *&: . i wih. my os s : hel ym -— — AS nt * = ta eo loutral of Fast Orange, et Sn o:% , ee oo ee Was President ny eae - — The a itzer te “is vn THE ASSOK IAT news diepat "hee credited Inca) news publehed therein. oy and Sunday, New York City, sick Manufacturing Montana Power (o as —, "” , l; ve le y + la + } es 4 ie A un on cav ar vers, NEW ¥ ORK, Dec. 31.- With the no plan loo} ing to a sudden sale of | sion of €4°05.99 ; vear bv the : | p | ‘bequest of Frank A. Munsey, esti- LIFE BOAT PICKS UP PASSENGERS vr |mated at between $25,000,000 and] ypunsey lived Pe i —_ S1.—AN] on hand and the investment fund| Dewart said that within the last} a strect car into! of the institution. the total will |five vears the Munsey newspapers | ploys ms declare they cannot pay! wil) om Municipal Water injurv of four others | the [= eeemeen Delleves, cs four — in value, and that |resentatives of both sides expressed | tion of Walker nage Ne Baltzell Remarks ° =- “(renerous and thoughtful as | years ago. On New Year's cve, i tire ment If the Mayor had INDIANAI OLIS, Ind., Dee, 831.— land, $1,900,000; Jacob H. Rogers,|they are, the aggregate of “Mr. |1922, Yellow Taxicab drivers went; unt his clective term expl Marion County jail last night, | 1 $6,500,000: John D. Rockefeller Jr.,; Munsey’s specific bequests consti- |onm strike for increased wages and | night he would have been in cash and land, $2,000,000; William|/tutes only a small fraction of his|remained out until Aug. 28, 1923, for a pension, according Toiojiro, Obgyashi, i aon: William H. Riggs, armor col-j;due is to go where hundreds of |The Yellow Cab Co., since incorpo- Hylan’s pplication for : lection, $1,900,000; Mrs. Stephen V.|thousands of the citizens of New)|tated with the Brown Cab Co.,/™ent was submitted Deala efore the heavy words of the Harkness, $1,990,000; George F.| York would wish it to go. to the [headed by William J. Brown,}‘ °mptroller Craig preven udge—"two years in the peniten- Taker, $1,000,090; Isaac TI). Fletch-. M: tropolian Museum of Art to} Manned its cars with nonunion from being approved, thus applied the air brakes in the — er, art collection and residue of es- serve the ends of edneation. en. drivers in the interim, which re- : unrelenting opposition to % ‘ll be out in a few dave \I\ (tate, $3,000,000, and Benfamin 1). tlightment and r a yr for the |Suited in serious disorders between Mayor continued to the very 4] — . ne endian ‘ |'Altman. art collection and mainte- | countless ceneratiofis o ill time to | the strikers and their suc cessors. jor Hylan’ S eight years in ortie will be in the mre ust “a nt nance fund, $16,250,000. come.** | A wage agreement also is pend- | In accordanca with the : ppeals, out of this atmospher Mr. Munsey’'s bequest to the Met- The executors and trusteeg|ing between drivers of funeral cars| P°"*'O" System, Hylan was § pen it will be all right. I don't ‘ropolitan Museum ‘of Art is rreatest Le) anv museum of art in the world./of Munsey for m my years, and the also are members of Local 405 and | Robert W. Deforest, president of Guaranty Trust Co. of New York. have demanded an increase over | IntO Te-jthe Metropolitan Museum said. Mr. The will provides that Mr. Mun- their present scale*of £30 weekly. Hivian ir; Munsey’s only previous interest in/|sey shal] be buried at Lisbon Falls. No difficulty is expected in effect- ; ‘the institution appeared limited to’ Me., where his father und mother|!2S @ settlement in their case, : 10 ¢ lus en ship. are buried. All if his Jieturee | UNION representatives said. .- . he celebrate . 1 $10 annu y n : thership . | a d. AM pictures, e eahsronenatinit: POLICEMAN WAITS IN S; IN SALOON; N Tilind sotieaiis yon “ aan across. Dire terday, the Metropolitan Museum household effects go to his sister, | GOLDSTEIN, WHALEN : SEARCH WARRANT I$ REFUSE oT portunity to | 1earest kin, a sister, Mrs. John M. S9H,000 to Mrs. Sophie Meldrim!they reeall her as a sit Annie for nothing more than a surety GRAY FOX BAG 7 She is the, Vowns, who lived in this city and bona Shirley asserted that Judge GED IN COU ST. LOUIS MEN WANT TO QUIT JAIL FOR LEAVENWORTH | t? o rola Se a the | ‘ 7 Sy pnoHer for) ' , Dey r 2 « rvs “ »* . ee ' (rl i pie pny { ! ee | ' $ ‘ . i pul: Reve itl { Olles (>! : : elo | 7 hada 75,000,000 DEAL rhea | dogs had treed some enna seceas honds Was dlenied vesterday., ,illlan) | Kinney. ay ideavored i. 1 . will} ' “. rerdas for New York ON FOR NATIONAL pconvinee the court thie shat wis thick woods adjoining the Ppasss cj some gar 4 @ ag hh IS FOUND PACKED nounced supersedeas bonds would Citizens’ Bank Bidg.. West : gee from the bench. these men Two oO he prisoners have he denied Palm Beech. Ble. % ‘us they were nto et 1 make a mis served as regularly elected mem- WITH ONLY CEMENT ' Ply from counsel and spect Again cou invelyeg | men wh ers of St. Louis party commit- itees, Whalen on the Democratic ‘ity Committee, of which he was lHienry -—— conviction, and (;oldstein as aj}possession a sult originally fur imember of the Republican City pane by the Moore family to | ;\Committee. from which he re. | signed after Mayor Miller wasj;he also has the affidavit of a man elected last spring In addition, |to whom the suit was given after cdward J. O'Hare acted as a mem- | Moore’s body wus dressed in the a ;mittee, from the Fifth Ward, for | Phillips recovered the sulf in a'! ularly elected comimitteeman, and | ment. In addition. he has exhiibted sergeant-at-arms of the commit- |to Coroner Vitt the affidavit of a “©, Was sent to Leavenworth pris man who declares he saw the body x — - ee Se = mm ee —— a ee _— -—--—- - —_—_ —_ ate ag -_—_~- ~ _—o_—__—_-_- -—_--~—-—C—- ST. LOUIS . _ _— MUNSEY a MAKES . TANIGAB DRIVERS MAKE MAYOR HYLAN RESIGNS EM Ns CE} RICHEST IN THE WORLD ZNANDFORIMOREPAY TO GET $4200 PENSION Pe» | director of the museum. RT FAMILIAR TRIAL RECORD ve Read Every Syl-| of More Than 1000 fat Goldstein sat on the edge of is steel bunk and tried to eimesiiaal back his composure that had fled | K. Vanderbilt, paintings $1,500,-|total estate. The very ample resi-| When a settlement was effectéed.| City’s lex>! experta. jary.”’ ke this town. The trace of tears! the named are Dewart. Richard tz. ' and their employers. Funeral Griv- | 0 os55.46 whi om a pension | 9-99.46 Which would end at , 7 . ’ death, and a pension of $4205.9 his first weakening throughou year which the city would ordeal—told the cost of his for.) finie to pay atter his death to ~ de. At the he if she survived him. Although Goldstein hoped fors@) ig Nat Golds chose the latter. mpse of blue sky, not so the 14) grates marsha her St. Louisans who are his jatl- mer Internal of any ever received by, Titherington, a business associate | ®T° of whom there are about 200, ¥. furniture, personal and of all Harry immediately 4 Inder the Munsev will. filed ves. ey read the sign ‘‘jall entrance * ~- lof Art in this city will receive the rs. Hyd N RS be “All hope abandon; yo who toe ; icant ilaniaee ' Me a a a Sea a | yee t Judge Baltzell told theina) | OF CHAI sary, to dispose of his newspapers, Was provided that in case of Mrs, ; trict wanted to go abo y to wha Q i | ithe Sun, and the Evening Tele-| MacNaught’s deat her shares Tect reply, and the Judge contin- go about. s ralg “The biggest conspiracy | have | a saioon yesterday legally, 50 ¥ er heard of.’ And they, whota 39 ‘ : } , - +} at a i «hh a eo her Ted es F ued: grain. as well as his other -inter- MoOuId Eo to 1é chilaren \ire , we ts and to convert his consider-| Maude MucNaught Small Mrs “| think the time has come when te a # patrolman itm the , e Government charged with pro- 1] HE disp — , ’ hs ‘ ? ] p Lé s ric’ , > D4 ¢ , ‘ : 4 able assets including real. estate Mildred MiacNauecht \iansfield the business of honest people | neg i a nd ee ee me the withdrawal of 891 bar- | t! Jac ' : a as ) ae . aie) ane pe , ‘ > oo ™ , set a search warrant. , ' . : Th ’ woe ena panking interests abé oth-| Miss Emma G; MaaMnaekt ttascta | ** =e = hat they are doing when aie Patro els of HNquor from the Mt. Louis | eeu plungedyer properties {nto cash or securi-| R. MacNaught fohn Y M dealing with uw man like Reryus,}| *°""¢ 80 Judge Advocate M farehouse, with peiYorming ihe | Pe onstitutes a raid, as the ofa — Se ee Dismissed ee ne ee $250.- Prior is given “t) annuity ot ' : . | we chniealls in charge of the place. savenworth, four in the yall) having test i Tn ait, Whee 7 » . . ; . . . : mnee i. ’ | } ‘ 7s In ht discussion from the beneh SS a pre pted District Vitornev Ward Mp Sep papell ooey of: _ long age : . ’ site , . . fox crashed to the rey » “ . ° _ eel ' . f the question of releasing the/noting that patent rights are car-{'¥ "emaek that the trial had shown Beem abe ground. aa livery Syllable of Record.” rhe Judge Prisoners pending their appre ; ' r ; oon i rn\ ‘ rrived ‘ ee - rene the But he had come into court with he would ar ; i ; | i ‘ ‘ n| Mention of good will, the value of! .,.,,, hems usees ao tiee , }with a similar tox he killed a: timony, and nothing that coun-| there is no le i i ‘| ' ‘ / spree ‘} 5 is / ar ’ . . " ° him. which he was not disposed to Which fs enormous his factor, j Pidd King hay the key t | es Mo, | said could awerve him from the nect Kinney i i \\ i } ‘ ‘ ' : } , iti i ihney ili ' . i °*s > j = 7 aid -? P I"nitead mr tne »bviouslv. would he recognized in + te ae - . TWO FALSE ROBBERY A ts. Ile announced wpon commits he will get } 4 i : : ‘ a ‘ a 2. as ii Ware Ley = ‘iont tj Judare . : * Supreme Court had recommended: ? Price of $75,000,000 Page the bench that he had read “oe -lacquittal at i f asia ir } >a" ; +) fa. | } ic trg.? , . fier RP ay planes teleg = rsefBRE tional fame for his PY rsonal super- | . ion how did th Viil ky ph m today. Alice men and »? th him full notes on every iota) an dceounse!l . . . . . . P what Vou ask ‘*’ })¢ rled an¢d t - idaeme rm? was ro. Judgre | age spoke za civ, SAVING: i? Pe ta turn on th: lights, terday the bailiff rounded them) ri @& ted with +7 a versed. A compromise decree later “What's your inference—that this pressed the wrong button | and herded them into the jury) S¢! for the 1] oy the ’ tf rney le: oa, fr) : , mab 7™ . ys . , : ) ne ned f age ‘| WAS agreed to Sa setup on Kinney — - x, where last week had sat the| were three, heir clients’ liberty for a few days = : ' “ s : ‘ ne . “ . ” i - q | rederte i > | att. reo was Ve .. repil cj bly n who had brought therm . the! (jeorge hem } 1° matte oO. Yo t; 21 1 : saree _— } jer ierstsiy anen UPltrained to fill the shoes of his rhen dont you think he’s safer of Sentence. isure that he wit the «court f Inpeale ’ Fook | vi : . out © Al PeCals, tH father iT Pmrr reared Pive eervice of Somewhere els than dowm there i} me of the counse| made fore 1) wus cong Judge HpnNne rred tO WAV! for n rig . ’ me the company in 1919 4s a foundry, St. Louis?” rejoined Judge Pag nt, as if to shake off the distillery wit ment, and consulted District Attor- ; aan , ; a Pressive ory n oy Ww - a 1) tri : Att ' Llie 1) rie pe “ariel “2 DS6 - lentl, Judge Ariel: rsonry follow: re Dy aa VY - , venese,. | 1] accept therm they furn lar e \ ( | 1s] Ww / orev ‘ ” ‘ _ , ' : , * . i that }worked througt Imost every de-ling the matter unde discussion | nit John H. Met re a hey sit.” one said, A good. passed thet Siti 4 he a 1} eConcesS1ToOnNS f . ye>oery of Ie ) . ; 4 : | : ; +1 ; ; | ! , nartmenrt fore er Ais 1 oe } | do- ; VW as luck qt ‘ Viale rye’ rye? “au Me tuy oi he on ing *\ abo ut e; king jury, “ another obser, ed i vave these denied to other defendants, an 7 te | , ote . es vhs recommended ft] oe emer He is president of the Na-| The Judges asked if other de- purchases Hie time ts att pe humber of the defendants «as in which te ‘ TO 1 me tn art hits A : , vy at} : , a artiall D8 tional Aeronautic Association. ifendants desired to be heard Nan: comma, from tt a. and they overflowed the jury Now oo shown 17) t) is case The Judge said 2 ' os ‘ i : ‘ : \? tt) pal tryryttl Jan 3 at into chairs laced , : ’ _ 7 that ended the matter pee dra Liye J idge s then held a brief Ciemical fi) ’- Phone Main . ' pis AIOngsicde tne ron, h oley, | a° One side of the courtroo niv-'y have re a si et * i COFFIN IN GRAVE consultat on, afte; which the. ny Mt Ay SS The foe, were the marked men. held out ng of the day seemed & time auspicious to the de- 44a ta. As soon asthe Judge nded the bench, lawyers began | ding him with motions for new land for arrest of judgment. © Judge interrupted to say: | pemnte mi have read every syliable of this’ “Judge.” he Pence. [ feel that it ts the there was | mest Suputer Fate ae rts duty to protect men who } th Not guilty under the evidence, *7OuNG MHS PRIVATE BOOTHS mn thoug the jury pronounced un ye & 7¢ mi guilty.” Thea Re Pi ; Senator Kinney'« Case. dent of the . “a At once the Judge began a re-_fermer bey a vear “Oo fOr mal r Yberyv ef \Innre KY 1} %s e4a) ; il robt y. of Moore placed in Allen’s casket. | ’ * of. the testimony affecting sed that connected @ ‘third inate iosting te. in which @ fontinued from Pace One. ENJOY NEW YEAR'S EY GOOD MUSIC DANCING Delicious Chinese and American fT member up to the time of his ' ’ mera clothe the be dy of Moore Lie sayr stor reins estale : of the Democratic City Com-j{finer shroud bought for Allen time after “lornty’ Colbeck, reg- | cleaning and pressing establish

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al = 7 ” al = 7 oa ee 7 . : ; Wa’ 7" § Fs Ja ati VVE WU i J : sii serivtléal & LWA SAL LCL. = w \ oT tne (eat imony atrec'ting wer S Sages Spropestist Sissy. pene J THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 AY TOGETSH200 PENSION POLEMN SCENE IN COURT AT SENTENCING OF 23 JACK DANIEL DEFENDANTS: a a = ee a -- gee - _—~ --- NRE ore, >> : A> en eae eee SR IN OT 4 ra we © ESTP Tp SARI Se Sag RRR mc cra is Wik Jack Daniel lque con : en | ee ont, Aear , Fs , eratie Citv Committeeman, twe Mayor. At midnight to- Whalen Wilts Under : BS e SS Rey rat oe os ~*~ RF , Be pees , Pi a Te Fony Foley, former convict, RR OO en ae * : Be Se MAO ee ee FS =e opt pid ~ nn) Cee he La v4 aA we aaa: Ain ‘tT the jiast act of WHvian be.- 4 > sone: ~ a ee: Ae ; .. a Sas et > > Be SS : : EPO iy , 4 a ae S cs xe Bs . a ae 3 heey : od ~ : se. . > is . eo SS oS St. Louis County gambler, 1§ : ley QO f e was to accept } URT FAMILIAR ss. & , S30 3 oe. 3 = pe “ ¥ ee , Pe ae oo RAS ee cee. See ee ; 2x: 3 Se ‘- ®: be : xe —a 3 “a months, $1000 | e resi@enation of Commissioner of So Se aa , i. ae alas Fe : : RRS . Se st ji Se . =. a ES Sel a PRES : Ba Po Exe : Se x > . = Robert bh Walker former ; r Vivre bene orhyt ‘iret 5 ‘ : O ae Pk ; . ba. : ~ Se See . ~ . : ’ . v 5 vine r eputy om ITH TRIAL REC RD —. a RS Sos Logg ee sate *X sag ” , ; Deputy Sipe? iff. a months, | missioner Teach is acting commis- ee: : € ae . =} ie eo . $1000 STone tor ’ oda is ; . 7 oe : : ee = BN ES . . 3 xR % a : ] > j , i } on ee oe SONG » : m OP . , 4 : Seas Aiwarad .f. are, iawyer, & Ifvyian announced he would be at 2 SS i sie te .. ; . S Kassie : I A ie ea8ow worting out ave Read Every Syl-! @E 3% © me. 4 a . ‘ hee year and a day, $500 aes 3 ¥ 3 9 | | vy Levin, former ep and packing up his papers. TIe 3 SF Sa eS . ee ; ee Does a e BS. wi! return to City Hall for the last ble of More Than 1000 ie 2 oe 3 Bet Re Se q BK x gaat bate . SOghe: Constable, two years, $5000. " ; re = *: eS : ris, Ree SoS . Daniel O'Neil, former Deputy time tomerrow for the inaugura- 9? B ] ll R k a : = mR . eee oS . | : oa “gee e | : a | | Constable, 15 months, $500 tion of Walker ages, a tze emarks be 2 5 i Sa $ Sa S S tae : , ; : Due to Legal Technicalities. A 3 = — RSE es er = 2. ‘Thomas FF. McCafferty, for- TIvlan’'s ‘ctirement was caused . ttorneys. 3 Nee SAR Pee = : § ; ' mer policeman, associate pur- he technicalities of the city's “as EE % ——— Bese ern SSS SY | Sa | chaser of Jack Daniel Distilling me ay Pa wis RE See eee » Co., 30 days in jail eneion law, which requires amone . ‘ Be . . SRA ee TARTS . : ay. ) et ft fusalilv j + j ff Correspondent of the Post- » Beech % SE co Pe hed ye SRS dealer, two vears, $5000. at : me SEN miv in the service :, : Sore ™ _ SS he Ses , two lth: itv at the moment of hig: : Dispatch. BR een eR oe ; 2S Saas : he Se] Isadore Multin, his brother, Dine ms re th ‘4 7 i Nice ; : INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Ts C. 21. | 4 es aes Bags: ee a a » BERR So : — = : four months in jail. . : 7 Pp ‘ ts a¢ Wit, ‘ ’ = “ See - om ; . oe . KS went | Unth his elective term expired } n Marion County jail last night, ER RS Re a aad . RR a Sy Sidney Multin, their brother, and nicht he would have been ineligible Nat Goldstein sat on the edge of % six months in jall. ' 923, for “ DENSON, according to the his steel bunk and tried to Summon oe : ROSS WS ue = = St SEER oe : . months, £1000 fine ca rs 1? t] Ory S\ . ' Fis ial was given nen it w ill be all right e ! don t oe ‘ - . ~ 5 . & as . ; Pee ese 3 ” = lS = ~ NX ap :: C A: ~ ae : xs ox SONY SA RNY ESP "a ——— hen Doncaster, w hiak Vv rune att phair. _ ; , : od ae Aor SEE 3S . . b, , Ne a Se Gees . ~— driv- ner i perween & pension of e this town. Phe trace of tears | Se Coa SR RS LASS CCEA OT ae LSE : : ; > a SS , a Sanne! aS, Sn gE eS ; ' : is : NN Sos aS weezy : shia. ESS, Seas SCRA SR Henr Strattor } t} 200, his first weakening throughout ; : pe SST . . ; enry Stratton, ootiegger deut} and a pension of $429 1.99 a ss 5 : ia Re Ps Sah a OR , ‘ : ™ h p and venr whie the citv « ata ‘den ) ordeal—told the cost of his for- my a Post-Dtspatcl taff Photographer., 3. be 2 ef oe ee? s Br ue “a “a ie ee runner, Jo months, over - » . , > ae : , = ~ : 5 ez , : ' : : i WP, a: SR ) oe rie’, me to p atier his death to Mra. de. At the head of the procession, in Meridian street, Indianapolis, § .-* musk > Cf ‘RF ER Be Baa CR SRR SS x SE Se re renee . See ekly. Although Goldstein hop forsal: . one L ' ; > x eel — : Fs ee Ts SRG SR es ak |He himself gave over $150 and a (.corge KR. Landon, distiller, fect se survived him. He 9 ng et gaabtoaglline Pichi |is Nat -Goldstein, smoking a cigar, and accompanied by a United $Me . &¥ “ RPE | | Sy SO Re Rg S icheck for $900. a year and a day, $2500. | hose the latter, mpse of blue sky, not so the 14) States marshal. Behind him are other convicted defendants. For- | | ae » PRESEES ee Pe RE sooth a The men were compelled to re-} Wim Lucking, capitalist casc, | . ber St. Louisans who are his jail- _ oa? 1j ss ae ee ~ fe Ss ne ; " o, sgughe SARE ‘ A I ami Ue ng, capitalist, @ o- i my T t] 1) le} af ] mer Internal Revenug Collector Arnold J. Helimich is inc icated by | J 3 ) . SS Se RRR AE PRES Som, move their shoes to make sure year and a day 2500 . ‘ en ne Celeoraters ‘ , ; ; . : > . DP oy : eR is SE ce ROR ee sia ; ve. wee ' POLICEMAN WAITS IN SALOON: 4 Bad =e & ce , | across. Directly behind him are two ot the Multin whee - BRS Bsc. ; 2S o SS Ss Pe ea SS | ithat they had brought no sharp Clifford Sampeon, whisky ' ; VhiskKy case is ended, — . : SSS re a SOS SEE g Bos Re . , ’ SEARCH WARRAN mmey read the sign “jail entrance’ of all Harry Levin. Michael J. Whalen aS Nee : ie ae ES eo ee: aad ; ‘apes nt with them, runner, who pleaded guilty, four T 1S REFUSED 45) hope abandon| yo who | ™™meciately after. | A Sanitary Jail. months in jail. Assistant Prosecutor Tania States ter here.” ; . of: le 3 AR ss — : BE SO Ee: Fees f | Those destined for the penitenti- | Carlisle Sampson, lis brother, SON | Court of Appeals Has Held Sach Others Abandon Hope. i know the liquor) Begs mares f : See Fae 8 Sa ewes ried: S lary were sent to cells. Those who whisky runner, who pleaded Police Action Is Tilegal. The closing of the cell doors | SUMMARY OF DISPOSAL pte ad . oe g Bic: = 3 2 aS é es & . aa SS sh : EN EME ONES : are to remain in jail here were, Silty, four ‘months itn jail, . ; > Sf: Se SBR = AOR Se . Brink, whisky run- pon them rave the click of final- 7 Vly Dicin't You rake Stand. Sees OS oe 2 Wane RS mS og = ame o> Se OO TO Sao RS % sent to a dormitory on the top floor bernard . Sergeant Burke of Fourth Dis. | { neredulous|! | BRS . Se Ss. ; Ses SE a So RES. OR ca ‘ P ted t b t d yito what Judge Baltzell tald thein OF CHARGES AGAINST ihe ties a aEaK CULO Ui ~ > ; ax SS FES > ae ek ae ee et... ~> 2 where there are rows of cots.; ner, Who pleaded guilty, four el Wwa»ntes O $0 ADOUL a TA >! ‘ , ne | that this w the tact and here x . & RS Saas 3 oS Bs Sa Oe ee Se RR Poe NTF So eee : ; ma pnitin = : on : ‘The biggest ( ONnSpPilriae \ | liar ‘ Rabe . a ut All L | ‘ = % Se ~ , . — Ss 2 : Sr ww Se SRS ae SS aS ee pO RH BE ke ~s j There are Za . prisoners in the jail, months in jail f i. ster ‘ leggy . . }) ‘? li} ‘ } r) | « } mie ss f - = ae S at a > . eS a > Se SI gay Soe Manan Mya a _~ Se es = % | . . ers a alee yemterGay legally, s0 jh er heard of. And they, who 39 INDICTED MEN scenet shea . asasiaeniccm ine | 3 PES See SL : rk Sa oe SS BEER oe > sae | but is not crowded. === stutioned i patrolman TT! the ' ; vernment charge ‘it }y er Narrowing pT). | > > ae , a.) aS = Le ; . > “ a Ne d sposition to date o? of es a ; :: a o> > .. > = — 3 q ; ens hy a nent . SS R ; AS the men began to nove ti Marshals. until 11 nm, m. Then they eopie | 2 blishment and sent another te ting the withdrawal of 891 bar- | : « ea | Wiis you take | = se SS FM Bog: ¢ ATS AS | Be RES. - o ' : ‘ward their cells, each was handed : * p ; , ; > the Jack Daniel Will v ‘ yee 4 ry eS See F LaNE: ORAS , ; = SN : ' ; HUsSINess matters up «a legal form and took it to y, with distributing it to th : gg ul ) , dooiahe rhe men indicated th Po ee Piss Se Bs aS SS 2 ' Re Bia Sets § baked potato, three slices of bread Ps : ; ' , —_* il owing pronouncenedn ' somes ¢ tio Pe rN Saas eR, - . ‘ . OOSGON en . > a 2 Sa i . eee “ Attorney lars of Thousands of purchasers Le bs | ' . santa a ; \ is l¢ “aiSt Es SEN * “ ; : mS : RRR ae , z E : $4 Se SSS without butter, and bla k coffee, issen a VW itness Yesterday im Civn to issue the fancy prices thev are resigned temuary and ja ; 7 have oO sympathy with that chee = : : " ‘ ‘ ° - lthey had nursed when Judg Convicted b; | rhey were told tha on purp Republican boss and former Con tzell refused them liberty pend- =o tect ethe fe in a he : a SSeS . 3 ESR F of letting each keep $5 was tO) gressanan, who was excused from appeal and sent them to jatl. Acquitted bs hes : f thei e j ave!) Ee ee ee ees aN ee BS RS. SS eR i'give them funds to purchase sand+ going to trial in the Jack Dantel rexpect to serve their time—11! Charge nolle prossed : ifraid f irtis someone Pre ee ee Ore ne Sa ae Seo ROSS F wiches and cakes from a nearby! whisky conspiracy case at Indian- avenworth, four in the jail Dismissed = after OnE | oy lt! ati * your ow! So RR eG Pe RRS Bee See Sa Sie =" decane ta Re }erocery, a representatlve of W hich apolis because he was sufferin Pt Tht : : . = eS Ss See Se eR. SS : Sask s : a Reeth ir ee i isits the jail each day. from quinsyv, recovered sufficiently , } ~ y. ; (> ye } . ha \ ¢ T he ’ oe ons al ‘ Soe i : see . ud * a 2 . If there was exultation in eA 1" . ig) he aeee ince } life aa.» . > “1 ~ > y . i iL’ ’ : : . S as, ; "hs y*} ? | . ; wEaeN . 5 . pk Ave SNS ° aS > ee eae eteate' se a D> . ~~. _ 7 ‘ . ‘ * | } aa¢ ‘ie (; anted ney 7 19 i . Sx ae >: Pag OS eae >> > F f° . = * “| in 1} oir Ce I Se ROSS, > “Ne F SS. Te oSSGRss SS : oS > : ; —. . eo « ’ ess j : i! : ‘ 7 — | Lilegrall: } i violated the law with impu- : a may hay he : SS oe Ss SS Se SE “0 " torneys, who called shortly after 4 witness in a civil suit. The Go : ; ‘ e 2 ] Ww: if “? t ob g ] } li me | As i 7 ‘ -" ee Se a S's ~ > —: 5 & —— : ict 4 i. Tri. ’ : or us roe : ee : i svOl apprelicnaed——vo. ; asin See SSS “: Le. Se : Be eS meee : 7h urs. | A gray fox was bagged Christmas An two vears of unflagging, rutn- " ' re guilt, lLlowever e later } SEER OP eS ok oS Ba Beas See SS | \rising time 1s m4 Phe cell ‘MRS, REMUS ANSWERS HUSBAND un official act ‘ o aS ™e: . eS ee . es oS C ~ ‘ . eS 8 “: ae : - . 5 ' oors are { hy row n . n are | ? hy 4° ' 3 of « Document Reaches Cincinnati ta n The Mail From Cleveland. — . . I “rs a . oe . > ’ : he ‘ imi ord speed; if at times he had) evidence was that Senator bit g Pee ee ie SS ae a SI Se — oad Re. nen wl had sat sjlent through !€ sas Sot Poat-Dispateh, ‘ . ‘ 4 ‘ ; 4 > it i ° Da ‘Sil r¢ ' : e f- . Se » : . “: oon SP es » . Set So aS 3 . . io oa ss ; . | it) «A : ‘ | wr | N \ AT! ‘ ) j lee Mrs about to depart Ped to lose patience with tactics: name had been used as a reference Y pore , _— a aa Se SS SS = Pe, Ss pas = » trial got bit talkative in jail - . “ ; : (Oo buy Winston Johns, son ef 8 investigation. ' Johns, on. the latterts Judge Baltzell, during thie trial,| State Senator Michael Kinney and 7 : RS ke? gis a NGS PL Pee 3 2, Seren Re Sh ES oo —— $ BS prisoners are given feo Fun mace adjoining Sunset iil i sought to rush the procedure at) stressed the fact that one bit of 24 w Aan ie 1] ; a es ewe ee ac a | eS ae oe. ami Bes SP eo corridor about four feet wide. Wi . lIPi ai ‘> Imogene Remus, wife of George barking Obtaining nis completely reversed himself cade Building from which the syn-,,,, - ere : . whisk fit and no ene | Remus, former “hootlegger king and 1 ts, pyan Ljviger DiS- en the day for fentence arris ‘ ‘j dicate marketed thi ww hisk\ after . | 7 . ; Ae a : s: | i] , | es . . ri rls to v4 ho ‘ ould not he found hs Remus lectoy ligated and found the we proceeding required more thun it had been withdrawn from the eap Ai up ier en me ‘ : : , ‘Mall guard when he sought service upon het ec) eed some object in the lr hours. Te permitted counsel) warehouse ere SER Che end ot the journey, three blocks away. [he Jack Daniel conspirators at the door of the Ma- , . k like in his answer and cross-petition to tr me) , : " « , (;oliis : Cle , : ft. ’ . ‘ apis Af ‘ ' . “ aie : ; Omg thie golf speak as long as Rit v pleased, is “Ir ‘ vidence “ays ; bas r . : : i mi iv? llis 1 ii rion County Jail. ' ‘ eT ay . on , her stuit tor «fl divor e. disclosed her ' + a ee ' i oe was dis mh as they pieased Ife seemed! convict.” he said, ‘then ivVselt # : nA és 4 : if | te console whereabouts y« steraay when she when he dy to hear unvthing in extenun-) mni@hbt have bee rm tlie peyal ef \ : aes 33 i a! A , of ors) j ' ; , go flashed hi 1) , laa aun His , Lhl@} at. suppli ’ "T, 4 hs , ) . t) — teyry't mind filed an answer to the supplemental! oat | cross-petition of her husband, = In . he body of che n. long age.” eit : a piel ea oe ae ‘ stat a lean f th cord hs judge read ipid Levdl | should ha cd wal , avaelf.”” hi : wD le ground, livery Syllable of Record.’ )) The Judge th : unes ie cnet teidiniidla: “anaemia ice Aa Sdn out Goldstein calling Jot ar- mi arry Levin, Mulun, | when lererre entene he thing with this, | 7#e8 Be sought to recover prep Ving the trophy But he had come into court wiih he would grant Senetor nne ri ee ee | pi BtIBOS- | cus on the tel ne.’ the Jude Nath; soldst . Michael Whal-| Court sa} an ne pure , $300 on ferty at Fighth street and Hermosa displayed alons astonishing knowledge of the new trial. "———., § ne aa oes a 4 | aise ‘ biaeiy a asked ' mw 4 did not summon, the men ny eer — } avenue. This answer was received . re 1 net ad : ‘In Domestic Lelations Court yes.- ar fox he killed @ year’ mony, and nothing that coun-|\ there is no \ ots ss : 5 dessin - ¥ a) it «do after i lew { ely hairs Hie did thie , , 4 ' at — oe, if ‘ . " ) , ‘ m . > a* : ; ; if at ‘*e ; tii " . : . nee \lo said could swerve him fron) the nect Kanne, itl his couspir fae ; ‘ f no) cnt To dr the} direc tly, but read on: s . ; ” , , each j terday by niall trom ¢ leveland, Gm. Ot1LO! MTG : , * the © serpy re the principal con- an wage — phe where Mrs. emus swore to it Dee moe near Ce] TWO FALSE ROBBERY ALARMS is. He announced upon cominz) he will get a directed verdict , : a ! anyon Ise nov 1¢/-"rhese men are tl ee Se ae ee emi se a Sean “tented | the bench that he had read “ev : t his next trial.” vinney and Hellmich. Judge asked,’ and everything sud irators, [ think.” eae oe , Pe . 98 ne} 21. It was filed through Attorneys : OV-lacquittal a = ; ‘ , ‘s . L¢ Viel nreer ned T dan? oe . 1 ' . 7 ’ ° A burglar alarm 1e r- y aYllable”’ of the more th: O00 ; a pene a SPOTIC - hushed N ne responded rup! , vr . 6 - ; Wertz and Brettenstecin, Cleveland giar alarm in thie Mer mo! than 1 Oxreen to Dying Men oe ees Mee Aout ** tie ae Oo one J \bruptiy, 3 | . the litt houte Spectators “That's That.” Says Whalen. i = . . j i i j } Si a : l¢ , . if ' mt ma pi | , zmile ncourag’ | married about that time. and ; | Man found Dec. 27 With Frozen Conenlt John H. MeCormick @e. they sit,”” one said “A poo l- passed them for the time and lat Judge as if fascinate ‘hie n re vit am thinking ~— ) ) ry Main Loue at etre priite ‘ral nlongside Tile TOU, o ey 4 , 1) , ’ it] } . . : m hi i* | hae i ‘ | . mies Seinaies ; — ’ "s ing. and 7 indon and lan king Curran. Le years old. of 1425 fare MERKAY BROTHERS, : One side of the courtroon, « ) | a ten aeRe , flen rhe: mating) Htelimaich Chalky., ss B. + tas ; 3 _ dded to” the ist of prison. field plice, died at City Hospital . _ . ra . : . , P . ; ° ; ' ‘ iA . ’ ‘’ ‘ : } : ’ ° ’ ay: 4 1} ’ : ‘ s as wha = from the bench rie oO : rh} vials a . . 1! — vidal - omega 9 Ne . 7... "hye ‘ , nile neces \ t terms of a& YVeaur from exposure f itizens Bank Bidg., Weet hus the : . . ; ; : “= 7h si, ans en ‘ ied » the 7 4 eetil friends : sd i f ,*u 7 Palin Hewes, I la. — rp) f ae) “ ere “en! ’ by t ' . 1] . ly l! ‘ ' we , teat, , . . mm ’ : ‘ ‘ ' : " 7 a . J ; 7 , ’ ' nes i‘urran waa found at ie 45 a” tm . Vv . » . : , : ‘ , ; —_ o] " i T ; , j ‘ j : es ° ri ‘ ; te c T) ror counsel ana FE pe: fa — 7 gre at f , 4 i cit) , « a 4 : 7h + : _ « eh, ' loo? Vreument for holley. I be ae ni the rear of hie : Se hw le \ Werle the marked YVi*’ i) . , saat F 4 nid out rrRViMieé AS ' -iily ‘ ‘ eg i ii Ait’; j i i | +1 ) a} : 2 | ’ Foe onl a law ey rsrue : ar 7 the pia e anil w Me rn faken te the hos epenine .: al : af a ) , face flus! - elismiote rh | | op hing Ol if aay seenled , ‘ ; . on — tT 1 uv ' ' : ‘ » "> Poe . — . , CO ; mow —_ ' Tt TiY (Ti } : Priit ‘ a hole . pital “MoS found i be suffering 2, a rewioen | | et reven | Ee a i PO aa ) 3 : chalk . 3 ~ : ne thes if recognizing @ 1 irge ro Through the ; FNIOY NEW YEAR'S EVE ‘' ng eet , : ne _ oa - Si = ue 3 | ' ) ‘5 a 7 oa ; - ) : (. cio ' riaeie iil} bh j — . , . . ' iL ; i : ij \ ‘having (roth Ironen hands ane feet on As SOOT) is’ the Judge —T. . , Be "hy, ' ‘ t rg ert hi abel bth, atl Ss W Met , — a ‘ ww’ ' > re p , } “ag 7 ans , r) nT : ’ ; hisgkt’ wee wh ed t e P* . par 9 : 7 = rs : Gres = — a . | Z " | 5 SERIOUSLY C GOOD MUSIC he bench, lawyers began jin which a part of | ior aha e were the : belies that he wi dee Sgr ers Bn banelhgrect yeni: the colet l aa Wold The Juans ate. ©. ng him Tilh motions for — fe . ie: ‘ rine? » 4 ry , ald h y ado as whether - : oO en a ¢ a 2 a ‘ > . . , ¢ 1 . j "7 + : a? .? ; . : { ij ’ ‘ '*) , ; ' ~ehs . S68 . : ° : 4 D A ‘es C i Al All :s iO? arrest of judgment. Con) .' ' ba . ,. ‘ ' Pui aah, ' % . : o ' hie ‘ ad ' a lie presently »} 2034 North Broadway, suffered ee. PRIVATE BOOTHS me wuilty ander the avidence, | #round ther wut once every 1 = aond Misneall os at a +} id ent on i . wavweles ey id ss ) jen : ne begat very ne \ , gave Foley 15 months and $1600 rious burns about the body when InG lie ridene , . ; ¥ ’ ar me ¢ by | 4 oo hei mf mr § 7) ' , ihe fell inte a tub of » alding water thouel! Tia ry nrol ouneced lave. " Lt} as bul ‘ bos }e' ’ 4 ' ' ‘ i . ; " l ; P bine ' re On , ‘ me arrangement not ex-iwhile his mother was washing 704-06 ruilty.”’ Then Robert per (joldstet eR} t irguec he ir ur will ul => — stains need ty ; Senat ' ' | Cloldst | net «) 7 ' re) a be Be "A » ¢ i} - +} “a hal ou’ : : Limihdon and Lucking were lclothes at their home vesterday aft. ate ’ te on Pr ul carve rOLUAST eT 0) if i} All Al hi s Pine St. : cytiars re minnes Cape. ; Tt ryan? ~ | | 4, { 11) rit f i ] poe ° 7, one .) r fyle wre ’ rh 7 ' eal ‘ey rere eee ir ’ fit hotel |" rnoon 4 ° ; nN : eS ft ; ' ry) rysyrt rothne Prous: faking - ent ef nad the atto _- [Paris irene ee +p? ¢ e tabi - guard Deputy He was taken to city hospital, , , ‘) A es a re > * es 2 So See PE ile lide hea : re ] (ige eran i indert & of of the testimony affecting srrtel ,

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ee get lg ARR OS QT TEI ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1925. ST.LOWIS POST-DISPATCH a — ~ oe —_- es . a — DUT SENATE RACE Delay in Announcement Taken by Friends to Mean He Will Not Run. By CURTIS A. BHPTTs. Postponement vy Whilis TI. Meredith of Poplar Bluff of an an- mnounceemnt of his intentions re- garding candidacy for the Demo- cratic nomination for the United States Senator has led many poli- ticlans to believe that his ulti- mate decision will be not to get into the racé. Several weeks ago Meredith said that if former Gov. Gardner did not become a candidate by Jan. 1 he would enter. Since then Gard- ner has issued a statement that he would not be a candidate. Yester- day Meredith told the Associated Press he would have no announce- ment before Jan, 10. Meredith, possessing the desire to seek the nomination, will be caught in a crushing political mill if he becomes a candidate, just as he was caught in 1924 when he was defeated for the nomination for Attorney-General by Elmer O. Jones of La Plata. Dry Vote Would Be Split. Seth 3 a7 ne corer aman age rt Sm ae x . 2x, d ‘ - . =~ ro . although he has shown a strong inclination to run for office each campaign. However, Vacancy in the Supreme Court to filled in the 1926 election. Meredith is a lawyer, and it might be that he would conclude the chances of success be for the Senatorship, So far nothing has come of the suggestion of Judge Cockrell, ac- quilesced in by Congressman Iiawes, that neither he nor Hawes file for the nomination short four-months Senatorial term, leaving that to former Gov. Gardner without opposition, and it is doubtful that Gardner will wive serious consideration to it. Election would mean little, and would by no means be certain. The best guess at this stage of the campaign is that Hawes end Cockrell will be the sole contenders for the nomination, Hawes, an act- ive cainpaigner with a working nearly every county in the state, and Cockrell without an organiz.- tion, and rather slightly known outside his own community ** * *.¢ © @¢ 4 is *) : i ee ** ¢8 * * sek .*.*.*,%*,*.*.* ane” *e¢¢ @.4 64 @3) ¢ ns + © ¢.4 6 « * *) * @ ¢ 4 4 * i . * > *** © > * @¢ * 8 @ ese eee, ... _« & 6.8.8 6 ¢ *¢ 2 ¢ @* € #8 #.@ 6 € 6 @ @¢ 4 © ee ee 2 € 2 6 € 6.6 8 £8.48 6. 8.¢ NSAS | > *. *.** * * * ¢.% «* o,°,° . Y. *?¢ . ** 2 © 6 ¢ & & € &.¢ #.¢.8.#.8.6.8.8 ¢.# 6. ©4646 4.4. 4.¢ *eeeeeeeae eee eeeeeaeener” * © 8 @& 88 6 8 ¢ ep ep eeaeeeeeeeee#ee”"- * * #.¢ @. 8. 8% eee eeeaeeeee#ee#@@@@ePe (7 = & ee ee ee © & € € €. 9 8 . *¢¢ > ** *.*.* » ~2* 4 ** ** 24 4 * ‘eee *** * *_* * ** « 4 — ae COLUMBDLS, O., Dec. ce Officer, as commandant at the fliaahine «s sarey ores earlv 0 . : flashing ’a message over neariy 'Missourit Reform School here to ED in ac ifec 2a t a . . ° miles of space, will unite a brother |... ..6eq Col. F. N. Henderson, who P sister at ‘or ington, near . and siste; iu Worthing has resigned and who leaves the here, tomorrow. after a separation school today. Krause, who was | of 40 years, | 'dismmissed in November when the | | Mrs. Robert kukin longed to S€€| State parole force was cut in Ine) (her brother, Alonzo Jones, on NeW | ith Gov. Baker's economy pro- | Year’s day. She didn’t know where he w Then, she said, she haa}/S'@™. will continue to handle a | 1e “as, l , SNC SAIC, SC if . ’ hort ( 2 eZ ‘ny : é t ¢ ’ a dream she could reach him by] portion of th parole work a he o " . |school here during the qgeriod that radio. She told her story to offli-|, 7 dae cials of WEAO, Ohio State Uni- there is no regular officer for that | ‘ ‘ 7 , + —_ ; XY ork. | versity radiocasting station. 7 . He will assumé his duties at | Several weeks ago Jones and his) . . : once, four children were sitting at thelr The regular parole work at the school will be carried on after | } | radio in their plantation home in a . ' ‘the town of Tomato, Ark. A daugh-| the first of the year in the regular ter was listening in. Clearly and} “4Y: Henderson will go to Western | Military Academy at Alton as com- | ‘distinctly came this message: mandant. “Alonzo Jones, wherever you are, | SETTLEMENT OF GROVE WILL SUIT EXPECTED Medicine Manufacturer Alleged by Son-in-Law to Have Sper‘al ST. 137. —BE. W. Grove of St. Louis, mil- lionaire : Medicine Co., who is being sued tn Louis by his son-in-law, I. St. Seely alleged 'Grove’s will, 'suit would probably be of court. Mrs. tersburg several ‘caring for her father, Grove, dur- ing his iliness, lefi | ceive property valued at $5,000,000 | or more. expec tie was made CUT RL RATES DRAW 1 =e At the matinee Lady Diana Man-/tively. In the evening, due to the! Lady Diana ners and Miss Iris Tree played the/illpess of Miss Elinor Pattreson,| Mme. Elizabeth roles of Madonna and Nun, respec-/ scheduled to played ¢ appear as the Nun,/as the Madonna. CROWDS TO MRAGLE Out-of-Town Attendance Performances Estimated at 40 Per Cent. AE at Broken Agreement. Hundreds of visitors from polnts in Missour! and neighboring states are attending the daily preform- ance of “The Miracle” at the Coll- seum. Due to the co-operation of to the Post-Dispetch. PETERSBURG, Ma., Dec. president of the Paris L. of Asheville, N. ©., over 4M} railroads in offering reduced fares "were involving that the settled out agreement to St. Louis during the four-week said today engagement, the management pre- dicts an out-of-town attendance of about 40 per cent. | All railroads entering the St. | |Louis terminal are parties to an, Pe- recently, | Seely, who was in St. weeks is now understood ‘to be in Miami |}agreement wherepy round-trip Grove was asked today as to | tickets are sold for a fare and a Seely’s charge that he, Grove, had| half from all points in Missourf, ‘destroyed or revoked a will by | Kansas, Oklahoma, Illinols, lowa 'which Seely would eventually re- | and Minnesota, provided the pas-| | sengers leave home on certain dates | i—Dec. 24, 27, 30, Jan. 1, 3, 6, 10, He would reply only, “I 113, 17 and t he is right.” 19——and present ee made no statement as to} for validation at “The Miracle” of- Seely’s charge that an agreement [noose on attending the play. | between them 29 yeags|. From 200 to 600 a day are ee }ing in under this arrangement, be- ago in which, to induce remain with the (;rove proniised either his interest i Seely to sides a considerable number which cannot be estimated, who come by ‘interurban cars, where similar rates prevail, and by bus and automo- Paris Medicine to will to him in the company ee ee or all his interests. outside’ the} bil : : ie. company, as Seely might elect. — ee ad | . . e . ‘€ y ~~ ee ~—n— eo NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Only a few days remain in which Taxes for 1925 may # pay and to be waited on promptly, not to wait until the last day when the office will be crowded. Those desiring statements should write for them not later than December 9g ~~ * , / to assure the receipt of same. Kk DMOND KOBLN as > Collector of the Revenue. listen!”’ | “Papa, come home quick,” called) ithe girl. | Jones took the headphones, | Again came the voice: wherever you are, | “Alonzo Jones, llisten! Your sister. wants to you at Worthington, 0. She has! not seen or heard from you in 4] You were born at Antiqul-| at the time of | See | vears., ty, Meigs County, ©O., “You were raised by “apt. Wil-| GRAND-LEADER ae eee ee ee Store Closed Friday—(New Years )— One Saturday Until 6 P. M. > STIX, BAER. & FUL a ee liam Roberts, an Ohio River flat- | boat man. You went with him on | a produce boat when you were a) boy and ran away while the boat! was lying at the bank in Arkansas. | |My name is Mrs. Robert Makin.” Saturday Sales in the DOWNSTAIRS STORE Jones telegraphed his sister he would meet her in her Worthing- | ton home tomorrow. Thev are the ,onlv living members of their | faniily. | RECEIVERSHIP SUIT AGAINST | | MAJESTIC GARMENT COMPANY | ~Vice President Alleges He Was In- | duced by Misrepresentation to Invest S3000. —e ort. 4 iy \ Sulit for ua recelivershtp for the Majestic Garment Co., 714°>Wash-| ington avenue, was filed in Clireuit! Court today by Vred Fagan. vice’ jpresident and = stockholder, lea. fendants are tiv company wana Nathan Soule, president, and Harry Vanfil, Soule and Pan- ‘fil are stockholders. allege Liat he was tlie secretary hucan duced Peany, tutions as to the fertals were Boule sailiarics In- to Invest $5000 fy July 1S Tast, by Veclue of that S3n a @olii- riisreprese li reaw ilu sfock;: all officers week, but mne to be paid and Tonfil raised thelr own tu $47.50: that they ceased The Price Is Unusually Low N assortment of smart, stylish Coats that offers a large and varied choice of models in the new colors, styles and materials. Savings out of the ordinary are afforded the misses and women who make selection early while the group is complete. Straightline, flare and circular ef- | fects of Bolivia, suede, wool velour, | camel's hair, mannish materials, plaids | and checks. All are nicely lined and | warmly interlined. : ee — eee ee plum, cuckoo, fox, nutria, etc. sizes 14 to 50%. Regular and Extra-Size Coats Reduced *14 make selections from this group. Take advantage of this offering and plan to etc, Seventh Street Elevators and Stairway Direct to the Downstai rs Store Ready-to-Wear Department business and began liquidation over his protests; that they paid each $ivv0 eut of the company's assets and paid him only $590, and ofher that finally, thre discharged him. An order on the defendants to, show cause why receivership | should not be granted was tssued | by Judce Falkenhatiner, and wtll be' argued Jan. 6. ADVERTISEMENT RESTLESS NIGHTS ts Ie Ome of Nature's Danger Signals. A Drug Co. : Irritation. excessive acidity or abnormal! er ae ' deposits my the cause. It " ee le Former St. Louis U. Dean Advanced | o.e@ nelng. Athiated Buchu (Kelier For- . ’ : - mwa) ante on the kidneys and bisdder past ‘ ng ween William H. Fitzgerald, | peom is on the bowels. KR. LD. Neb.| S& J., former de: rol: : lett, 10 Oak St... Battle Creek, Mich. says: ° 8 ' ee ren of Loyola Hal] éieib three years my rest at nights was) ° t. Louls University, has been three times. Lithiate’d Buchs | appointed reside ¢ & , * er Formula) helped me in two dave! * a P ld nt of St. John's a : a AM. beevy a It ten t @ pater | niversity, at Toledo, ©. it was cine. The formu is on the label. | Announce > . Soha ‘we ding drug etores or aller eb ke “ 0 -* here yesterday. A? the oe : echaniesburg, Ohio. Locally at| ne o NS appointment he was | | JUDGE VACATES GUARDIANSHIP Probate | Judge Holtcamp today | ‘vacated guardianship in the case (of Fred Shingel, a tinner, 1422 | Salisbury street, whose daughter. | Martha, was appointed to handle i | } TS tsi his property interests Sept. 18 last. because of his allewed excess drink. | ing liquor. The inventory of Shingel's property shows holdings | totaling $11,900. | Shingel’s daughter opposed the | | motion to vacate the guardianship | (and was represented in court by ian aftorney. One of her witnesses | | testified that Shinge!l had heen ‘constantly intoxicated for the past 10 years but the court made the} ruling following testimony of a- doctor as to Shingel's condition | and Shingel’s statemtnt that his! intoxication was due to grief over | of ‘dean of Detroit 1 hiversity, 95 Come in lipstick, wine, queenbird, Have fur collars, cuffs and borders of vicuna, opossum, Misses’ and women’s After-Christmas Sale of Men’s Clothing Features All-Wool Suits and Overcoats .00 $2] had in sizes 35 to 42. Men’s Wool Overcoats a8] 250 All-wool Overcoats that come in neat, dark patterns in doublebreasted models with box or half-belted backs. There are styles for the young man as well as the more conservative dresser. May be had in sizes 36 to 42. this group. Sizes 34 to 44. these splendid groups that are offered at this truly value-giving price. The Suits were secured from a well-known local manufacturer of high-grade clothing; per- fect fitting and of extra fine woolens; sizes 34 to 50. The Overcoats are of good woolens in a selection of the most wanted shades; single and double breasted models. Tene men who are contemplating buying a Suit or Overcoat should not overlook May be Men’s Fine Overcoats a $] 800 Savings of an unusual character are af- forded the men who select Overcoats from Well tailored of splendid woolens in the newest models; double and single breasted with loose-fitting backs. (Downstairs Store.) | | | | _— . o Se AY inter Coats @ t ELL tailored of velour, Bolivia, camel's hair Wi ouie: good warm wool fabrics. Full lined @ warmly interlined, attractively trimmed with # on collars and some on cuffs and borders. All amy wanted Winter shades are well represented. Mayeaes had in sizes 7 to 14. Mothers will find this an 30a time to select new Winter Coats for their daug at a very modest cost. : ; q rae Oe 3 + ia. the cold mornings and nights. Well Girls’ Warm Robes — Are Special Values | Saturday, at $ : These Robes are just the thing for : made of fine quality Lawrence cloth; the collar, cuffs and pockets are trimmed with silk ribbon. Come in light and dark patterns many pretty colors. May be had in sizes 6 to 12. * (Dow nstaire ‘ Misses Coats Reduced to °64 These are handsome Coats 0: soft pile materials, fur-trimmec in elaborate ways. The colo are bright and the styles are a cent. Many are flared, other are straightlined. Sizes 14 to 18 Girls’ Frocks Ree i, For the little girls 10 to 17 there are offefed Party Froc mussed, at this exceptional sa group is limited but affords fetas, Georgettes and novelty Women's Fo At After-Christmas $5.95 The redu during this casion look year to style—pumfp els, in the ment—pate kid, tan cal Althoug, all si all siz T Men’ A Specially Priced G 9-Pants S ‘29° A substantial saving is offer this large group of well-t which we have selected from stocks and reduced in price The models are all new and d gle and double breasted, two @ ton Coats, with extra pair of The choice of fabrics i steds, cheviots, cassimer ried range of light and

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~aetieo—1-_—_—— - a — >ATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1925. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; —_ a - = = _ mee eee ———— - - - . — ee . a = — a - —_———— Btseon Sez plane plaved thee ¢ ee Syn em agmememeseseeceRC MBN er. CN IS gemma con THREE MORE ASSOCIATE — BANK CLEARINGS INCREASED SIDENER FAVORS FIXING @ Nun, jas the Madonna. —s | Store Closed Friday—Open Saturday Until 6 O’Clock | CITY COUNSELORS NAMED $456,900,000 DURING YEAR OF SENTENCES BY JUDGES | S he. They Are to Be Assigned to t To Date St. Louix Total Ia i* | | | | | af || already in the division as follows: anew fo the y" | IP yy” behest ! | } fr N —7 . John M. Hodgen, $4000 as at pres- ed the policies | Se cast % SS ee — Se Ne Se F ESS Se Fale ee a EP EAN —o toe peepee i SM ee Se = ent; Thomas F. Muldoon and Henry) | : eet ay = == cceee Foe R pe 2 Seep remem as pS ene | 5 ae FE rn 3 ee Ce Paice | PrP. Wurm, who are in charge cf) ir ir £ / i ; — ja ithe department's grade-changing , | | f/ *s - cases, from $2400 to $3000; Oliver r ¢ «to every j : F. Johnson from $2750 to $3500; . Walter R. Hill Jr.. a Negro, from ad every individ- ‘ | mc $2100 to $2400; William C. Ber- e | nard, technical condemnation e*-, New Year may | \ i C CY- rlistmas \ L | pert, from $4200 to $5000, and Miss ered wei NVI maneues a las OOD AR - Sy fy & | . . ee ee , FEWER MARRIAGE LICENSES i | THAN AT ANY TIME SINCE 1918 }) -- SALE of APPARE martes“ Means Good Wear nerished hopes. | Fewer marriage licenses were Is- | ‘sued in St. Louis during 1325 than Presents Misses’ and Juniors’ Apparel Selected From Our im cay rear close she Regular Stock Reduced to Create Extraordinary Values peat chowed that 8766 licenses had ' been issued this year, as against §835 in 1924, and 10,009 in 1923. In 1918, the last vear of ihe war, Misses Coats Misses Frocks Misses Coats | Misses Frocks 7897 Yceuses were See ee 1920 the banner post-w2r year, | Reduced to | ‘ Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to 11,333 were issued. Marriage License Clerk Ruedi at- | $ i —--~- $ tributes the reduced figures to the $ 18 $ 14 fact that young women are con- stantly becoming more and more | Many Frocks for social or independent and _ self-supporting. | | A school Frock or a Frock for “They don't think so much about | These are handsome Coats of | business occasions are to be These are school Coats for the hasiness in eile ar tn-weel fe os marréaae.” he onl | soft pile materials, fur-trimmed chosen. There are crepes de | girl of high school and college | b ; . . : | be chosen from this group. The in elaborate ways. The colors chine, crepe-back satins and age. Made of tweed or derona | ave tatleread of the, — ala 1925 BIGGEST BUILDING YEAR are bright and the styles are re- | wool novelties in different cloth, they are simply tailored lently finished. Many are in IN ST. LOUIS BY $13,000,000 cent. Many are flared, others weaves designed in two-piece or | and trimmed with a short fur the high colors of the season The year 1925 will be the biegest are straightlined. Sizes 14 to 18, } sheath types. Sizes 14 to 18. collar. Sizes 14 to 18 years. ‘The Misses’ Store—tThird Floor.) Dy asin in building countraian by more than $13,000,000, that St. Girls Frocks Reduced | Girls Coats Reduced to | Girls Frocks Reduced to | “Dateding “poradia taal during ‘the year up to last night, au- thorized the construction of build- | $ . | : $ 75 ‘ings at an estimated cost of $54.- | ° | $56,718. Last year the total of | —— permits was $39,831,639, and ‘in | ' 11923, heretofore the record year $41,443,755. The little school girl will find many smart f “ steady and consistent increase ~ ° ‘ md) y perations |} redite Frocks for her Spring and Winter ward- ~l se teeta =" Sinaia GE : robe from this attractive group, tor there the year shows an increase tn pér- | are two-piece Frocks and straight lines in |mits issued over the previous year | , . | i omenstumaen> tml . * 99? flannels, jersey, serge and silks. | Several large apartment houses and Made with “Supertwist (Jaunty-Junior Dept.—Third Floor.) (office buiidings are included. . For the little girls 10 to 17 years of age, The Coats are heavily interlined and there are offefed Party Frocks, slightly trimmed in fur. Of soft pile materials in mussed, at this exceptional saving. The rich colors, made simply with straight lines group is limited but affords choice of taf- { or flares. Every one is a rare value. fetas, Georgettes and novelty tinted silks. Another Group in Sizes 8 to 12, $15.75 —— $600 FINE FOR DRIVER WHO | You don’t have to buy a Hocus-Pocus, nameless Women's Footwear Big Boys’ Overcoats || ___LEFT SCENE OF ACCIDENT make of tire to got 0 bergnts: | BD eee ee RS PR COR AEEM EO Martin Crowley, 21 years old. of 1] We can sell you a 30x32 PATHFINDER Cord = , . 2635 Belt avenue, was fined $69 ; At After-Christmas Reductions Sizes 10 to 18, Special at today by Police Judge Beak fie —Built by Goodyear and Fully Guaranteed— 'careless driving and leaving the} $ 95 y scene of an accident Nov. 1, when! as low as } : $ 98 his automobile collided with aj} =—— . parked machine at Florissant and » — Hellrung avenues, injuring a wom. 9 85 | an. e a . uu’ = f . an : ; le ) ' ‘ ee P i The reductions that prevail Two Sale Groups o Crowley pleaded not guilty, ex-| during this sale make it an oc- x : Values that are extremely un- | . amassing * apolar samy s Pes yey A 32x4 G odyear C rd as LOW as casion looked forward to from 4 Ten S Shoes usual are offered in this group, , nly 3 week: o1 e acel- ear to vear. Ever opular due to a fortunate purchase Ane tt airplane whtn be test cee bbl ond and sg ane S Q5 $ Q5 from an Eastern manufacturer. +32 is car. Policemen testified 1 e e i oe. ota All are new styles—made with ! ove two blocks before he stoppe: els, in the materials of the mo- ain = h “a 0 Seg te : | need menmeeeiiiinil _ : : ment—patent leather, brown lite a ee ions \dge Beck imposed a $100 fine Other sizes at proportionate savings of pairs of our —— | kid. tan calf and black satin. Siccedhinnel and incomplete and convertible collar, and they é os 2 leas Gytvine chase lines « } | would fight the claim of the Treas- Kiverside 1766 14. Mothers will find this an ideal i fhe .Y ury Department through all of the! em Gershenson, Auto Winter Coats for their daughters ur ] necessary stage f court roc ; ‘ | ) - of / j /, j $ 7 OO ' acserep =e - be oy peoeen ; ; St oveol ost. | | ) J OF /. efi a 4579 Easton Av. ernwear Tire Co. : S A } a Vs ed Waltress Overcome by Gas. Delmar @779 3559 Lindell BI. ' ed ) 7a Miss Hose Brockman 36 years Gewinner Auto Supply Tindel!l 6465 Lindel! A , Ci Y ; old. of 242 Dickson street. was Co. 7 Suburban Tire Serv. ercom y gas ester after- overcome by g¢ me rday a 2800 Sidney St. kK L. De Winter | a | ; i BZA The richness of the fabrics, the excellence rpg ae : a bees: 2 noe : Humbolt 28:10 Par S. Grand Bl, arm 0 es | A substantial saving is offered to men in , y )/ oO ‘ of the tailoring, the exceptional smartness nee where she was empl independent —_ Co. | St. Cyr Br | this large group’ of well-tailored Suits PU fpry®§) a of style, all combine to herald these Coats waitress. She told police anoth: aca LETE Snoste St. | Grand tn ee ; | which we have selected from our regular | as ] out of the ordinarv. There ‘employe turned on a burner of ; 7 ; Frees Mell Pack cial Values s values far . gas stove, neglected to light ft an Ivanhoe Auto Supply Co Lindell O519 3 stocks and reduced in price for this sale. | | “4 are uléters ° uletereteisn and ben cones ject ss tence day, mai | 98 ls) . then left the kitchen. aint Sa. To Co. . wnsend Motor The models are all new and desirable—sin- y ly —soft materials and hard-woven materials —————— . L . . : | dy ) : ’ Classes on Income Tax. Kirkweod Tire Co. a Gites 2 Cove gle and double breasted, two and three but Oy, il I in every new and desirable shade of color. The Extencion Divison of Sue 994%. Sicha 6701 Olive St. Road e just the thing for . / ton Coats, with extra pair of trousers. 6 and nights. Well fabeoy 5161 tr . ' . rs ty n8 nt 7; ¢ d T'h e167. AIRAWOOD., Mu : | ington Untverst innounce one K Union Motor Car Co. w.d the postponement of the beginning ' Merchants’ Tire Co. ity Lawrence cloth: the Single and double breasted models . 4. Berwhard, Mer, s a course on Income Tax, which 2710 Washington Av. 39th St. and Blaine Av. | pockets are trimmed | | 4 of eve type are embraced in this | Come in light and dark patterns in | The choice of fabrics includes wor- ay : | et 9! A flea | S&S. May be had in sizes 6 to 12. steds, cheviots, cassimeres—in @ va- sa. : // JI , iia | ried range of light and dark colors. , | (Men's Shop—Fourth Floor.) was to have started Jan. 5 The | deffersen O86 75-067 40875 (-reond tise new date set is Jan. 19 and two | Meyer-Kemp Tire Co. Walsh Tire & Supply Co. Biclasses a week will be held in- | 19th and Chestnut Sts. | 5011 Delmar Bi. : Histead of one, to conclude Contes! 1905 Forest 2527 (Doow netaires Store,) | ————— . a ——— , . — . wm ' course by Feb. .

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Sere A : = ee ee oe re T iabe abate. aa PEAS 72 ia tn . i ae oe es caves | ce. ed en Se & ia = a” a. ace i ‘ * ‘Jr , ae ee ‘dame ye ee os Oe { . Ei eae ihe SEP Re the B. Nghe Ps 3 =. 2 , ', 7, es = 7 RA Pee 4 of bs ‘ > 7 v on’ Pgs: 4 ‘i Bi, cee at we ee Pinbig ia 7 PERSONS SUED FO > 4 Mi a avenue. 32, .% A. er : 4 Aprark - °T gitet 2 -ilcdi- : a m: —_ . r % " " = : = . > -aenr s =. Potter, 46. Lastom ave- mar - S " re 7 Grr. . 7 $11.32: Raebert «. Pow i.$3. La = ' +" ; 4 , is oeyivania avenue, $22.4 , 7 =né rine : ;' anh — B29. 7 Vi let :i46 > DkOmS ; : rio 2 ; “ street : or Step! B37 t Siosset . | * . - a » ian ° > 7 = * Defendants Among Group of 900 Against Whom Actions Were Brought Recently by Collector. LEVIES WERE ON PERSONAL PROPERTY Judgments in Each Case Will Include Accrued Penalties, Court Costs and Attorneys’ Fees. -™~™. 7 os ~ ; — ‘] a Yr - @ i re ’ or hoe , taxes = . Pt ry Is 7 - “~ — — os ~ - ~ un sé « Lr . t ~ cos’s aj : i a . : _ ont = ~ ; = > . - S > + bo : : . ‘ . : ra x . z sor *. . “ Pup pes “ = $4° ss > r _S, = a? ms > > ri T aT , _- oy 4 -* i; = - : . ’ . 4! Parker ~% Biss J?a x : or Bo , - 2 NU > e ~ aa 4 res >? : varc > > Miia : 4 188 «¢ aluwal nw $s: ps - "US" +4¢ Bavar i $15.78: George W. Peas 284 (astieman av* Pieper. 58°5A Washing’ bOUl al - : . Costs Ruptu are atMurec & he a et miracu ._~ - re : - eulte of 4 eimpe We «i! plum - 7 » ns o wee re) ™~ a _- - ~ " 7 , 1. wie he ro one ef the grentes ‘sabes ‘ Tupiunves te “ a ~ e ve é ; lanl ~ = me ’ « ™“ ~~ ” ane ihe . - . - u* -_- — ~ m essary : : = Qs 7 ; - «, ~ > ’ : hun 7 a” sy 4“ ——_ ~ re “'s a a ~ ‘Mw t. am aerl mar Re “ - 7 + oe - vu “oe * - . a comer A Lie f - N - : =e ~ ™ = i . > . - yor * nape re — PU ” ve . = Ger. ul “Slr ite © se Pp bereale . me re ls Pe th é& vu atl be a w"s9 MA 4 € OLLINas Watertown. % ~ j trial) t@ tr Weve . u ma | a ¢ bad » ari . 4 ' a.) e re. of svur ite “= ’ » 4 east. SEt82; Chartes 1 - us WARRANTS RI CITY RECEIVES $12,766,738 i 7 ' Al fi OF $28,459,342 TAX LEVY oie (herk- Bearms Toilay = Postmark ay : HI PAS Vill Be Acreprs! Without . Penait 5 . r 4i- fi - T ‘7s Bul. Ging 323 ‘ s 4a4m4 Ace Z PO.ar r . > = 7 > rs a a _ Ba - > 4 3 - Tindier street 3°6.38 ~——_— - a“~¢ ux". ” : - . s Ae: . - a = > | i = a a -- —_— * . . 3 1 - ~ > - ; + rs 4 ~ a Z “ a a - os -~- = - - - “7 = = sy oases = - > = 3 —_ > - s°s¢ - ‘ ; . F - 7 - - 2 = « ~ 4 - —— ‘ , é =4 —. — - a “ = - " > - ~ _ _ 7 2 : : . _- -a 2 ; \ = — - pa ad ~ . . at . . " _ : . — . P r . rm - - . ‘ ~) . 3 a " . 3 " “ S ~ o - - —— - - - . ~~ “ a "a= > = e a * 8 - x gees : * » . _ ™ 204 * > “= ~e “. — _ 7 _ : or / : - 3 -. | t r iva $ - > = _ se a ~ 4 S - 2 = at-a Vaqe si : S Bl@ . : ~ f dikiincss 5 jas 2 IF! . .2X- d . = ~ « a. - ~ ry, s= _ _— o * a ° . - e * - . +- - - -~ == ’ 7 = - ~ - = as 4 _ = * ee -_ _ a . = % ve — a = — oe al $ a 2 - * hy = , ze im ; ¥. Urove Sue - Dee © Pon - - " e Si , — ‘ , s ~OUlar> = a 7 street, $27.17; John W. Reid..4512 street. $12.7 7 Swar + -— - - -_ > o SOT renmue¢ ea AZ OS es ie = -—* + - ~~? 2 a = - 4 x. — * 4 “4 t ._- ~ 7 « = 3 a7 _ > _« ar = —s 4 ~é a sé as > uy 5 or @ ~ = sia is a > _ - - sa a** ’ . q 7” - ~ ; - ~ : a ~ = > rT e oo 7 ' : a — e —_ ~~” : A, —~* \ia > © = ate ice 2 2 - or ent “?T a $s . =. - ™ . ae ee : ~ . fac “4 . - - ‘ _ = ; = 2 . 3 . . yy - . é > rt - $- -_~= | —— ° a ~\ : r2 ta 7 = 2 ’ enue, $39.63 : en: Young Men! Y ! ! avenue. $ Beach en a ak toe fo ay page. , 4 . outnS. ovs va ° = * 4 ‘ Pe » - ~ : e 4 > = 4 ow a - - ™ = ms — - 7 sie 3° oh _ , ‘>= WR eo . : was — 5S 2 = . ™ * * - . i. Spon weed tegoey bi en , , ] A es All S eS : ~ ooo ’ : ‘ ee ol pees ary So: 43° Easton izes astes ’ we ~ > . es walk ’ - a a - . > Ss : — : ie ‘ea Fi tar Size. MAP a i 5 iw or ; 4 4 Lo we = 4 -. = ri - = = -_ - —_* -_ > ~ _- : ; : ere and. ¢ 2'n S " - O B; . : , ™ - i 7. = i ‘ r — . a a "sree eer 1 Riges. 91 : oot (peggy i ul g Expansion Sale, which $21.24 ce R 5 4298 518 en : : : - oe. ~ _ .* ™ _ “+ > | = i a. - - - : Stadia ew Sees... ~ a7 eer b*%, =a, eames, 7 ~bsy = — ~ — 4 i «) be 2 ~ as as ——— & &* & “sen Ys CAA os is ” de atk = —~ = a x ~ — Fo - — - ~ ro - ¢ - i Ss A aD Déa t evervone ie matter [Ow > + - - - ~~ =_ ~- ~ b> > Gre t "2 . : 2 r - = ee -- - 2 > ; 4 a sie . Si ee s * A Tt = VOU "23% > -- ."e= ‘ ~— > ar x - , : “ - = ~ ~ — ~ ~ A | “ oo = ~. ~ ~ oo - ae —_ = = - -—— on © ; . & ayn ‘ ‘ Va what slor vw rete . — : , ~ ’ tr . . ei . — - scien ~ - - _ ~ _ = = 24 oo & . ™, _— + _— — - = ~ ~ a a 7 . — —_ »& - —s = - _ LeU mm 72: i ; Or | ~ ~ ‘ > ~- = nye c ~ — ac = = 7 . | — —— - , 87.65: T. H. Roses : : anceS anc torma! atftairs, or if you need only ‘ a - a 4 @T? - . > , ~~ = - > - aT — a ha ~~ - > » E = ™ —" _ ~ 3 - a -—to . ~+ 4 ~~ -_ ~ o_ — . & " “ 7 | —_ ex ot work. pants vervthing in the ry = - 4 . = a = o Ro . >. way of cloth: to meet th ~ “et ~ ay of clothing to the needs of al en 4 — Afr.” = - = at WEALTH BUT NO PLEASURE and boys will! be sold prices absolutely the ' Py. é ™"¢ ‘ * ’ ‘ . . encieenht: thee Sek Mine os Sepang iowest im years during this ~ - é a ; . me : pie : : ° 937% Pers E @venue, $27.47. 1 $15: Lotta Rosenheim 3: . ; Eleve street) $10.: Susan 1) " : a ee ; ~_ « 4. I e & - ness, Reliev ea by Mrs Staimies: _imiment Lsed ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ® 4 S « 2 pm ™ z = > —— -_ —_—= OO on 7 ** ™ ee > -~ . rs ~ ~~ * _ es Ya. Ues ‘ =e” xT OW Lilet a € ve > we - . " ~ - “ > UL) 7 > -— ” = "a. 2 ~j r—) - ~ ~ - - 7 : - ) : a . : 7 > £rTe - PXciU ®P cic = store Pe hm 24 ' | | : -. St. Louts because we make good. and have , } : i * uto " | “ye en 2Ceé e OC > - ° = i= >? +13 e ery Ororrm — - — ™ a 0 + bepeeny | An ~ You know that WEIL garments are cuaranteed : . y unt a er Sane give the be r € service for the monev . — ° > . = - v ~ . i COUTSsSeé YVWUuU asa & i Se SSP 4 ae ce = Se =~ eee & ws Ao . — a o ws . ’ = mab md ad : = sae e .* : 7 . - - = a —_ — > es -* by - , . -_ — . — > a = a Tres oC : 7 r las - , ~~ - 2 a an a oo ? rTrITwIrTt oO wr, : a - : S k ir patrick etes ~ to a = - os —_ ~~ _— “? —_ -—-— = _ . 2 ~ 74 e 7 = Z » c 2 Ax ri? SO WwW ay oO 17 ver, TiMmdine a2 Llae pat Ais = “— ha -afa77* ~~ _-™ - bela. ~- - ~~ > - - - _ = 4 — — . ~ - - —_ = _ > ~ a - re - y r OW CAB : : . : seen ’ ~ wverTcoa i \sadardine Tr t ‘you inconveniences Prevent ail these. reserve a YEL 7 = aart ewt-> o> baka ~ ; . ; 4 ed 7 cede 2 pants be sure to come to the WEIL _ R | | DVERTISEMEN CLOTHIN chee 5 : , CA pits . Scheare ADVERTISEMENT C NG COMPANY this Saturda nuar Tf wou are cettine up a vartv. 2 YELLOW CAB wi a 5 G o~ r - ~ _. Sg ae ~ v we a. — ~~ & As + oe _— a cs & ¥ as > . ais - - . OITR ~ ° 9 Sf -re -@-? -_— — = an F — ~ : ~ de ued a . he ; a H . ve i¢ | a =: ” sal _ > ~~ & -_ -- a i ie i ae = = ’ E SY MPTOMS . —— - _ a » Dy ma : nah TOr VeTvVv ToeTT) DCT as “ Cil as return t @rTi Sareiv Gas LCI -- ie ai —_=2 ‘ - . > a . = — - ) Tee te Sa 20% Loc -2e = = . = atin sc > were preparing to meet the increased demands o: growing Dusiness We must make room for the =f bh] guilders and contractors. therefore this Bic YELLOW CABS are heated which imsure comfortabie ric Expansion Sale ; ld YELLOW CAB ing even in the coldest of weather. Every > > ~ , _— a _ a — 7 — => oo erge end email! borties. . anne efor , Every Cough : Plan your party. and be sure ¢t at 8:30 A. M. | YELLOW CAB eariv . CAN RIDE AS CHEAP AS NO CHARGE FOR EXTRA PASSENGERS. BAA YEARS ADMITS” 3 Year-Old Grandmother BAND SLAIN Pins. PLOT. WIFE FoR 7° ** sse Lyn can U1 TTBEE Tells of Love Affair With 2% am Ex-Convict, Who Direct- . t an ed Killing. NTRACTOR BEATEN = s8 ©? WITH AX IN CHICAGO of Paralytic Found im 1 - Prairie — Four Persons — : Held in Connection With > go « ss * 2 Kae ™* "ek ** o : es a . . a -«e@ . - 4 ris . “= . — 7 - -_ ~ reo -~ 2 ~~ c. ~ * ~ . ' rope. dealing ¢ ~~, : ‘sere _ - ad Ww = 3s -— = = © ~ ~ = a ~~ -—-" - ei 7 : = _ os oars ot % ” = - «= a ‘oa @ ’ . : ~ > | a oe 7 } a’ ba and 2 | a an Tinr a - be 4 n ar onat | la rere ‘f described Vire : Tarte? . 7 em ad an ' on cere , ; . 4 ‘o = . bh. Pian of lanmc “amdling : wrt - ’ “st “7 Ww on nm 7 . — oe a” e a ioe Peri ~~ AS "yr ) * und r . _ - Deo ° "“s na 4 ar. S - . ~ ‘an a % "re bi } 2 : 7 ¢ ry » a ~ ° : - A ; er r " : a] an’ | te ana V = cu Wy $: iown hate mon P - o > Te. of si - rT} > “| o> : = nemo. i. . - - : "ce St ‘ ; ri =r" - « | - = ‘ - | - @8 eae Geen fee TOP Bice Biecae § J 8 68 ae 3 &. atte sr : + ee. é =" spay rac é : a , : 34 . 7 ~~ a 8 " ‘? us ( a wo [| kK ver ' ~ card - res - = : “he 4: Py , ¥s _ - Pietule. Pieeere and af! Rectal Dieemers cured & EF *_earante~r—i are aor So Par Ne (Hhereliorss: Se ff free Bou «trees («ll er write ‘ede’ nN «0! o=F Pore, PVSTLTSTIesN 4250 FELAWIN STIS FRE VATTHEW ©C8OF. Recta eer mie PT lee "ISh =THRFET “Tr Lorm we a ae ’r » Th. "” Neer Senith | bewe og monet ~wr@aur« —— an Ps 9 = -« = — 7 lal 7 , _————" < = f “ eel 4 r y a S Happy ta i TORROW, he ushered : iF bears a ha davs, bringing’ and every sort o That the Old : fulfillment of ¥ on that Health, P f in abundance a fj } 1’ is our since i} The Dom

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tt ete ICpAND SAIN Pins Hope on ‘The Sticks’ ; WMPLOT, WIFE FOR: {YEARS ADMITS Year-Old Grandmother Tells of Love Affair With | ~ ‘ . Ex-Convict, Who Direct- , ed Killing. 1 \NTRACTOR BEATEN | WITH AX IN CHICAGO. y of Paralytic Found in| #"- | Prairie — Four Persons | eld in Connection With ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— — —_——_—_——-- —_ THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1920. SS LT es —————— ——— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST TS TT -_ — _———— ——— = = te v * ot Rrosdwav. but To Kedeem Drama in U.S. gan University, Says Future of Theater Lies Far From Broadway. ‘Jesse Lynch Williams, Playwright, at Michi- a ‘ be Associated Preas playwright to give the public what ANN ARBOR, Mich., Dec. 51.— rants. believe we ought to lic want what we We must create, not t is called, but our ' , a. » ite f ipal e® oL Ap a “the stici ‘ \ 1h neighborhood theaters are endeavoring to do.” Williams thinks that most of the import ] pDiayvs dea! with the of Michtgan. in its way,” | said, “but I am afraid its, ies far from Br In! Srosser side of life and that ma there is a cold dollars- ts proposition Every con- right enough } , _Serar oacdcway. . icn are merely evidences of “a haracterizes as ‘ irrent civilization.’’ hie «¢ ' pure chk 2 hae ’ ch OF the ~~ a Ss! Be . = 7 7 , . . 7 rsa? MAI ] ‘ a — « that | * o? ' fil Bah! > 5 ; iv alm ©; ~ ’ ' nie Self-Eixpression’” ‘es _ . i ~* \ ‘ 4 ss ‘ f min jeaves, an: iT Ae h ive Deen \ ey Yor k at |} the Little 19 bave a pro- the fiittire of That's why I believe is going nee on There, finan ’ ent . 3 ’ ‘ L€ i Wanted yor TY’ 11ers» Na Ll aperiments , sick PAY COUNTY OFFICIAL REPORTED. INDICTED Understood, However, T! Man Named by Grand Jury Is Not. Prosecutor. ee “~ 4 Dec LIBERTY, Mo., indi tments against a Clay County official, whose name was not dis- ‘losed, pending arrest, have been returned by a grand jury here. It is understood, however iat Ray- mond Cummins, Clay County Pros- ecutor. against whom ouster pro- ceedings have been filed, was not indicted It was said several] more nts will be returned by the who appeared be- | terdav were - — ) - = * , , ov i " ‘os Af ’ ‘ — - > ? * ‘ - ee ’ yy ‘ios ‘ WOMAN TELLS OF BEATING OF SON AT BELLEFONTAINE FARM | Complaint Made on Same Day That | Judge Hartman Requesta Inves- tivation of Conditions SEB EB SB! BS > ee — = =) —— -—— di BES S88 88° 22°S sees we ee seeeeeese as \ The Store for ALL the People , YU St doulsdves SPECIAL SALES SATURDAY!! Wool-Mixed Hosiery Women’s Hosiery Gray, tans and brown: light Fatra heavy pure thread weight wool ar mixed: =*) ail ' - mew oOioTs: ill UVLevil “176 range High #®paiiced heels. ; irregulars; l.very pair : ? a + = ,. full =\Z86 r peri¢ Fuii- ‘ sortmen? fas! rié i Ls e —_ tase Atesitiaa Arter t ms. Ss (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Hasement.) ‘ Women’s Kid Gloves Womens (,10 Ves in the latest styles and colors; per- Ever | $2 19 a Every pair per- (Hargain Hasement.) Women’s Chemois Suede Gloves embro!dered and perforated cuffs a pair fect: all sizes.. 7 (Bargain Basement.) A Clearance of 1100 Boys’ Garments 7 at a Real Price Reduction All-Wool Mackinaws Junior Overcoats Two-Trouser Suits Two-Trouser Vest Suits Sizes 3 to 16 Included Values to $9.75, at | 4 ae : ni 75 i hip ays ngage al . clna a. ) i colors: ATI to seizes 4 to 16 years: fiat } Realt S. A { : oe ’ S| 5 value at — ‘Bargain Hasement. y —— Now, Men, Get That New Overcoat Now 1000 Men’s and Young Men’s 100% All-Wool Overcoats $25.00 Value Big Ulsters Box-Back English Coats ’ Belted O’coats All new Winter atvies, with large cv vertible collars and the season's most warit d colorings and pat- No matter what your style preferen: . we have it here now All Sizes for Men of All Builds ~ (Rargain Basement.) SA: stTtt 7 ¥ > .. 31 on a »* SBeaeeege ease Sa 8 2 8.8 8 > " ‘ EIGHTEEN BIDS RECEIVED ON f lues CEMENT FOR ROADWORK ©. The Season’s Greatest Dress Valu NEW DRESSES . , Sizes for Misses, Women and Stouts . . , Vif To attempt to describe the Hundreds of New Dresses in this sale wouldn't 4 tell half the story——the Variety, the Newness, the Richness of the Material! Y It means you are certain to find something to your liking at a price far less ( é Vs Contracts for 1.616.700 Barrels at I -tiymated Cost of $4,000,000 F.y- pected to Be Awarded lodas ( tra r? than we dreamed possible to offer. Dresses for every occasion are featured ong Standing. in this remarkable event. 4 \ $2 $599 $Q).75 i All Wanted New Colors In justice to yourself don’t miss this special Dress event. the values offercd in this lot. i)

‘ ; ‘ ‘ ‘ " > ' ’ r ! Th ’ "MAN FREED OF TWO CHARGES | -: OF FIRST DEGREE ROBBERY ® lLdward A. Jacobs Dismissed at Preliminary Hearing Due to Pincccorsnpobote (ome in and (Rargain Basement.) ~hare ldeutitication. Everybody Should Shop Here Saturday Women, Misses and Stouts » FUR-TRIMMED COATS “ N LG; a? - ¢ 4 i @ i _ TO SUE FOR $429,000 IN TAXES a. Clair ‘ ‘ ; i ’ . ' a ‘ Oi; as { ~ ‘ llv . } . / . F : re. . Lee ? e lic = j}«] Sere Sia) =. Rc lIOWwW Sie ang Piiael } ’ on ; "2 iT) . t« > 1; — _ ’ ’ ge : ‘ T ’ _* OOF NT rss ° ry " a . eae ’ . —_ 4} | - > “* . O Pa . - . AGV« + : ; . 4 ALi te ’ ‘ 7 \¢ ls- A 74 . . ‘ i ‘i I r sil +7 ‘ _ i ye ’ , heard Gr ¢ . lnm, ‘ +. : 4 ata ‘ ; , i. ? By j : } a ' ’ P| , ot 7 ‘ =* ‘ ‘ 4 " . ce a YELLOW CAB. ee _as SES SSSR ETS SPREE ese eees Every Coat in this group is a masterpiece of style and tai- loring, generously furred with choice selected pelts — The savings can only be estimated when you see these Coats. May we suggest that the furs alone are worth more than this price? Materials Fur Coats Bolivia, 39 Suedine, Real Fur! Long Coat On teral Frene) ne fount, Supers isors A vy- Atforne. therize Pimplosment «of | ‘ . . | 5 “a t. | Furs Manchurian Wolf Moufflon, Fitch Mandel, Etc. . (Hargain Basement.) re es « th Buxkin, Etc. AY: 3 Sale a Basement Millinery Department Offers New Arrivals of Advance Styles Moderately Priced at Children’s High 13 Shoes _ 4, he e LLOW CAB will call safely after the “affair.” RESOLUTIONS EXPRESS CONFIDENCE IN RABBI WISE Club and Commission iW - 5: > | $9.95 Keren Support Him as Champion of Jews. lLanwal Jiomst — ‘ts tiv y °\ i ny = ' | Haye-od Happy New Vear to Vou “lee ab and a} ake You to Closing Out Children’s Fur Sets ‘el Men’s. Women’s and Chil- = wif; Year Affair insure comfortable rid- very YELLOW CAB ] be even more careful your reservations tor a RIDE ASF. FAP ASE FOR EXTRA PASSENGERS Ney OMORROW,. a glad NEW Year will T be ushered in!t.....A vear which bears a happy freight of golden davs, bringing new hope, new though! and every sort of jov to life and living! That the Old Year has brought the fulfillment of vour dearest hopes, and that Health, Prosperity and Happiness in abundance attend vou throughout 1926 is our sincere W ish. FAMOUS -BARR CO. The Dominant Store of St. Louis — -——_ — —_ = ~~ — ————— — es © (‘Hargain Uasement.) ‘Heracaein Haeseement.? - i, 7” ¥ Higher-Priced Muslin 7 Undergarments Greatly Reduced Regular and Extra Sizes ‘Bargain hare eR 500 GIRLS’ — COATS (’ ALL FUR-TRIMMED Interlined $7.50 Value $8.95 Value Methere, heres the greatest reduction in , Oo prett- tsles |) eolere and all fashioned « LD riateriale Siges _ ’ : . re | $20 BIG GIRLS’ FUR-TRIMMED COATS, $10 | ‘(Rargeian Beseement.s a TReERLTeeee. eee eereren nr >. Gee . . . . 7 pehbd be!) Nett “2 HAIN TS » © &> aap < ° —_ « e me ae. «me ee me

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| a bbb bees | > ‘ THOTRSDAY EVENING eC EV } 379°5 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. THURSDAY EVE DECEMBER 31, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ne = —— t Editorial Page : — ee | ‘ Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Saturday: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Store Closed sd | G. B. Borsalino Beaversa i . Special! 3 | Friday— _ ne 3 :. _ . * » ie - - . » ti New Year S Day We a i De ne Stamps and Redeen ‘72 Full Books A ce $2.00 i rR : pry ow stripy tfors of Y Rona se shapes black res F si “ oe Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Rest in Missouri and the West “PART 1 TWO. _ ee ABSENCE OF HEIR | H | was ‘pectedl i - if A er liffers from a ‘ . ‘2 : ae lt a ‘ 4 > s a4 ; >» avir _ + nttarina the ¢ ‘ t+ Ranei nis nent CE Santen Pace tia Wrens ; : ‘ oies ee tert , | .! \ npetebeetny di ary evel ' ie | Sr ase 7% ' Vve ' aisS at CMMarK are sav ngs—j]ust VW hen Winte jas set 1M. too! i aa ae - ; . Ty > 4 . >= > ~ ay ? * 7 a ° : . ‘~e ” ... " > Oi Cvers Cat Wel ares PS OUTS ubbevhored. x ulariv welcome, tor thev know that Societv Brand Overcoats are hand-takg bacsattnes: ge ; Mia: : P A {rec ToT ise 4 mary i oe + oes 4 " hen fae _- >; > —— a 4 —— 4 4 ~ oon . © - } — — : - » ’ . . re »* . -r- . > rARis . «“" “= E es i ee ” ae oS . s{ ported and domestic woolens, siik iined and stvled with real distinction. The latest sine@ tumania is » ng for an errant es | sie and doubie breasted m >, @ASSULIIS Misilis Satisia aS Well aS reMarkadiv advatitageous selection. sl : : ae U8 . . . ¢ | / >? y? @®a util u a a . . “a i, ent in : 3 r SB i 15 to $45 Winter Models— a" : - $35 to $45 Winter Models—at | are a 2 ives of « is, — Ag es 4 ~_ , ‘ Fr mL Oft ; . a“ . ~—— . eir ’ , : m London frered at Sn ings of oa i] | | , mel 4 mad » ‘ : he ‘ : ‘ired Re sf ~ ~ : rs al = * ia - » —_ o " ‘ an — i o « re, « 4. ~ . . —_ , a ail a'? nt se we i°a . ial m4 e = PU ma 3 — = . Ve cC © 1pe Me | en-Fayment : . “ ed att Py baal ~ . —— a= - . d oe Bud P] 16 Overcoats regularly $65.01 = a +3 t 2. — atéa -_ ue " = 5 ‘ , rene r ge an ~ ~ -_-~ 0 ’ ercoats rez ar ’ eo i | A "2 ena * Ty ¢ a > : . et ™ fF oa ~ _ - a" . Aaa i : - res ; 4 27 Overceats regulariy ‘ $75.C of the Italjan woman along rhe a = > = ae — e = 5 e4 L of e ‘ ud pan 4 a :- > -—- > - Ke = _ a ~ ’ > ee yi are ~ = 0 ercoats recular! SSr , f Dis — f‘eren ve ~~ 237 “ — a — - all - =e ert ie) ‘tw? _— . 4 Overcoats regularly $85 anita age — : — E °2 A: . = - z% y 2 = -r - 2 _—- - wv o~ — x - p Two-Trouser Suits The ay ercoats 3S Overcoats regular! $96 fi an emissa eS Oe i ee a a - } , . © * ° a 7 siNgie jourphhe bregsti«l ~itvTthe tem ts | , = ' ‘ 37 ane _— Overcoats — ar $120 UN “ . = = hd , . = : : . 7 ‘ = : ~~ = , . : = _ SOP = : =e ¢ a Many COIOrFS and patterns of a (hes(lert ‘ . Pian r fancy R 7 - ‘ r disc “noo fabri 10] s7e FBS 2, i ADR RTST SAE ES > & . _ =~ « ‘» Ag aed * 4 yr ph Sey ot 4 a ® tha tabel. a Aes? » * " . ’ Pa , te’? ; : ' \s om 50 to $16.50 Suits and Overcoats a> at .% a ES sad oar SEP icy mass 4 Quer afion of and age UW ize ; . : well as ame i. Was SHid 1h In.0n was G soon | sired with a view ' eTaenting ‘he exe teem A aeece 4 ers Should See in a | bonds between Greece and Ruma- the ¢ Pn Naar — "lAXY er : ‘ 9 fterwards aif far from ~ 2a oe 7V— "ce — : = * — . . i fesse LA sen sre Vv eca@c lA 9mensand Misses A omen ana VY 7. a repert tbat aro anc Me «- nit £2 nt Q’ O4 ~ cad Dara’ : : ae 9 Pe Se a ~ cue i / VY Ps \I ~ ~ SOUld aan e Ainine ens Coats Dresses resses | : “ 3 ues at Sw eate ers 5 Or: g nally $72 = +9 $165 O riginally 2 62 $4: Vriz alle 54 , } 4 ESSION AND PROSPERITY ae ord HAND-IN-HAND IN BRITAIN LONTHWON Le “he Tear cold os oe i a3 denres- or "Ye A < "Ping ron and ei rr * a he - 7. el. " : , ~* enert’y : «oh , $5 to $6.50 Values “oo 18 r Decem — Th —_ ° , _ : A - tti- ra 4 7 4 MM: SS as “ wa ‘ as - vs — - Mmpared with Noten or ."*¢ or Th ""eWed a shrinkage in beth im- Pork ports and «xports. Another pros- Rear pereus field is the ‘eather market. one of ft which is very active. the manufac- the "Sere of women's Russian Dbeots States are working overtime. ‘oday There has been « large volume the °f pew fletations. The index num. serwed “Pr @f wholesale Prices fr! to 153.5. War of =" Nevember agains: | 4) nu NO wee ember. 1924 Cer On Dee. 14 - unemployed ¢ "Gmbered 1.177.500 a decrease cfiim w Coats and Wraps Costumes Originally $85 to $125 ed Originally $275 to $3295 Men's Gloves Ri “Pal - a ’ at (9c 6 iw Ule ' Main bk tver Peurth Peer 0.978, as compared with a year Atlante aga j ured : ‘

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: 53 =: ose- SO He a retaes — og + eaes -Seees t: iTpres: gee: -sers esses . - peers ' Seen a 22 os : = =: sr : - > reer = on ; soidncsbsdadbaadeeaiesbtaehn cated Just a Minute LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’| S15 (GSIPII(@)IN | °'scciety—Drame Daily Cartoon >. ...d-eebene> sorsalino Beave .————— 3 — === : il Te : si | ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1925. PAGES 9—18 iat = $95 ES enn ne ES EE eet Ai nomena eal Besierenamssiee.asnivnse TN een cae of Ramanan Co, IRV APENTS AND. HOOVER PREDICTS CONTINUED STORMY SESSIIN MOST RECENT DISCOVERIES s lk oT gent oNn == | Pin wpowe ses or Ww waTry’ PROSPERITY IN 1926, BUT rp oruioye OF SCIENCE DISCUSSED AT ma {0 em WARNS AGAINST INFLATION KANSAS CITY CONVENTION TD GRISISIN RUMANIA (Qe) PARTIES TONIGHT asricuiture Better Than te was Two vears OF RABBI] WISE siuiman metamorphosis. Einstein's Curved . : a Ago, He Says, but Farmers Have Much —— Straight Lines and Long-Headed Gorillas Crown Council Summoned | | | 60 Detectives and 30 Fed- Accumulated Debt. Orthodox Leaders and Lay- Are Among the Subjects Taken Up. in Bucharest to Consider | sie: oe a eral Operatives to Mingle eS Ae men Insist His Views With Revelers at Hotels teh Disqualify Him as Head By WATSON DAVIS, ,of it, measured on earth, will still 20-23 Wryatt liliding. he high b ivity oO he Managing I] ditor, Science Service. appear straight, even in the old- and Clubs. | WASHINGTON, Dec. s1.—Pred- pa ree years. ihe volume 0! of Palestine Fund KANSAS CITY, Mo., Decs 31.—/fashioned sense. Prof, Pierpont ating his conclusions on the soli cor "ut mn ha heen UND! y The idea that t} hy mn child un- gave the circumference of this baaiiibaiid icat ' — nres i lented during 1e pa wi ° — dergoes an or metamor-,great circle as 18 quintillions 0! RESERVATIONS FOR : yas ee ) r 48.3 . r, onseq 1 ; rea activity i th COMPROMISES PLEA | h i. Ne nee unlike that | miles in round peer eas the frog was A geometry 12,000 CELEBRATORS i aq , - : : one ss at met | a na ‘1, lJumt ned : ns . - c OF MINORITY BEATEN : the American Associa- | Vast magnitudes as this, it was 4 Failure of Prince Carol to Return Home. — yy SONORA | REPORTED TO HAVE » LOVE AFFAIR IN ITALY — - _— Wee's SNA tion for |! Advancement of gested, migh appropriately eS . eS ee —_ J ee ore; > — - Science today rr. C. B. Daven-'mand a new name, for the word director of ‘arnegie In- “geometry” means literally “eart) ng Attended Funeral ‘of Alex- Resolution to Accept His stitution’s LD» rtment of Genetics measurement,” and the old science ° ™ 2 : Those Who Stay Home— Frankly facing the fa it the gy Pe th “ ai 0 | ; ; es gar Cold Sprit! larbor, N. ¥. He was invented originally to help to 585 andra in London,andHas_ | : | i y farmer has not shared in the gen-| gradual lengthening a? the hu Resignation as Official |** (or . human metamor-|land surveyors. This world mens- port, Special Radio Programs for | °: ~ A ee = ss vidual does ‘ I Sale j cosinometry : % : Drivers. nerc eclared 1 a | worl cshnes tad aeibtiie oi oa eine seal to Roots of New G Since—F unds Low. : : pe mors agp st nag ed orks programs for next yea a Ss Wiehe lamount of height ai cots of New Geometry. iis body each The new geometry, although rand Overcoats | ; q : me “a an ‘© will I. rved at y “ ne ~ " ee Pies: tk 3 1 caf . y ‘ex ens! 0 Just before th e child grows first began to be talked about ex- - Pres n S ig) it 7 mproveme, licate a ec ; . , Pa at han a - other period. tensively in 1914, when LBinstein bh (ha 4 : . : ; 4 ‘ . bi . i \ . — = . va ren ar : . 3 ‘ , | | ies a | Shox ni | ! HOMES. | solutio | his } were ™ salina | : | | 2 York Bureau_of the Post-Dispatch. Se8 x walle diminish. eontinue that rum back about a century. ; ef the grav! ) | nerd . a ” | “Agriculture hile it § é "| thoug . pon amie ae TEW YORK. ] 3 Rabbis ‘ 7 nine e vears at a steady | Prof. Pierpont said. It began about ation creaica by ¢: en CROWN PRINCE CAROL. ae . , ———- » = eer ee - Fgh oa eae housil has beer | on ar Jewish layme! aimin tO | ate. and. as adolescence sets in,| 1823, when a Russian, named la- Crown iri are , Ccoun- Ret : ott sare 60 city 4d , 3 s : 3 iS ze we wign mr ’ im industry ‘e. ePprésey 1. n¢ \dox mem- the additions mount rapidly for two | bachevsk! and a Hungarian, Jol- wa ned jnexpectedl) tives ind ; r nore keder; ny ae 4 or ae ¢ pe pend entirely on arrays of forma! anthropologists here that NOt | jogic for their demonstration whereas the new gives the mean- of experimentally determining ft» own structure, _¥ rom a variety of angles the to be long-headed OF | cuestion of how more productio: hocephalic. Because of thi8 o¢ the fundamental facts of eci.- famous missing link skull dis-| enee can be stimulated was dis- red this year at Taungs, in| cussed by speakers before the as Africa, is not necessarily hu-| sociation. Inan, aS was thought because of its} Secretary of Commerce Hoover long-headedness. ‘recently charged that the pure re lHiow the new geometry, on which search of this country was lagging Kinstein built his farnous theory of behind the application of the re- . fere} ed a TE Rm ghey onet. ; Bog s doing strange things |seults of science to industry and Short of Money tratio = ) pai enen tated ge Pee wt “Pe eyes: ee Ss A ne ae , na | ica ra es BP | OED go — oe he ideas of the shapes of things that a serious situation would lay of Caro) 1 : okie thea ¢} rkers opposing | csc... Siw: 9h appenagheieaten VEN CNR ' “36 a iS riher gt “St ee : ws “las taught us in school, was ex-/shortly confront the nation {if this } attributed to tO? t ring? a? ? telitiarten bp sOwWs ; . Ot 9) by Prof. James Pierpont of condition were allowed to con rorillas are broad-headed. With he has measured 49 gor- the private collection hschild and found nine eet 7 tie Dr. Wise’'s I-xplanation. ‘4 ‘ise issyeq staterne? : - ese teceseeeses: 7 Warnings for Auto Drivers ~ » | ; _ lines are curved, hi: Value of Pure Science. ends join in space Now Dr. Michael I. Purdin, pres circles, and space ‘dent of the association, famots fo: ial sense. 418 rise from immigrant to inven cloeed tor, a8 well as Dr. Frank B. Jew ite limits ett of the Bell Telephone Labora | tories, and Dr. W. F. Durand o* Straight lines Curved Leland Stanford University, a! fashioned etraight told the ecientista that without the fundamental contributions of the so-called pure sciences engineering and industry cannot progress, Co operation among scientists then | “hay * ae penne : | Tha ew pbs: igh eu : 1a real S¢!ves In marshalling existing data .j ne male ti oh | ‘ OE cd sto-Renr | , , ) ' | ae a he ial , site ne eas 7 and co-operatively producing more ; Carol has By yan tn Cel my a Ii ree ) smi ' oie pine , es trate) ~ : , was strongly urged by Dr. Vernon Savings a gs george bdiiaargpalien hat : : a i hie ' . if] ‘] | .7 ’ | “ : : arte o* * rie universe thar are af ee ourts of mania a thet POPE THRIVES ON THE COLD hurche nd } es ings are t)] £ | isto! i! ate miport itt st to ie sane ae ; 7 | —- be , aod ainable ” Us mortals conatityt ex allv S$) J iJ ro vag Tt. | “4 x ; ? “ 1) 4 .¢ gaid a « : ! . : , ‘ o? ‘ ' ' , PS . 4 P : 2 ad : n ad - , ae , . ‘ : : / ‘ aif , iE ii nothe=&s- (uert with which we $°9Q 75 WAS BOle? vA lle he wa j , The Cente} “* i this ur ‘ —_ , , mAaaw ¢ ' — ye 3 Val : : ®t acquainted.” pate -— ! Prelates“at the Vatican and Vi.- es > = re! (tne nat | an ; ’ , : a itors =A \ lle Kceps Well ' i ~ i . : ; : ; ‘ aT _ . ; : . at ad taf on m* : } YT Twi : ; . , ‘ 4 . , . . . . ‘ . , ‘ rs : , ) : : ; , of anc 7 LT ‘ : ae | ‘ «* : . ? Se ‘ . * La . . . . ° + : ‘ . . > - | : : eo ' [ ; ° | ° ’ . ag ’ NN > : : ee r reilgy . . hey =? . ‘ , 4 : ~ ' , ’ , 4 ' If " rte! ; it i. ei 436 — , } ' a] win . ri , : | | - | . , ‘ in , a Arno ated Preee time it was said the union n Pius XI. Bt is explained rist . ithed: ginning situation 1 ho re e cauti show th try \ristian 5) yrnou th 191 ul ve | ved that so| LONDON, Dec. 31.—The Bru- sired with a viev ti) rontif’ rytiy 7 ' , to ! investme ; bonds between th reeen Q oj — — sae an ad : ries ,' aan | hu S in la. Some time afterwards can far fro sir m to ca ; — : —e ctel a lies it es} % sm Yuka eneetnes ee tn ence a comprehensive plan for cheapen , | supply of ele. at eomaratead and tis Princess | giney ceed om. eg : 7 Foreign Trade Increase 7 pod + | ar wie Tyo Lit e ? } | @ > r at? ' ' , ' = ‘ . ; ‘ _ ie + Tri bhovn ait “1 ” “ . 7 ; > | 4 , " . aat . Z . ‘ s* 8 ‘ : ; : : - * bh ~ 7 LONDON, Dec. 37 The year : n st asi . S Pee oe “ie ! alin eS. a: ieidininaeiaall e de n ae priate ; > , ’ ro ne necessary legislation by Par- ae = f depres-| grim and not the P. He a ceui Min eG che tecncrrae, | Cf SUS fexpertuat liber relation 3 M eripraim ec -sipdlar gg PET 50 years. Probably ite among her people, but popular re- |Mament. Butthe general scheme : ey ; , thee, _ | ye . me gr 9 hae | . > fas — , ' “ o ar’ma@e tt tn is unification of electrical powe: Meeting in Vinita Park Te is ef — | he em , ' ne earls U! ine cm | He _ Ms eyes | y areas, a large reduction - e Vin : Var it Ste] : 3 = i pile nt = 1] rere : . ) rs pate peng ate mn th number snd the erection | fi | | m with trunk lines distribute “the ° ~o—X * ree ie a , ad iear Admiral Putnam Dies | : . ek | she . iBIn © ng in intert nal trade as ' _ , ) ° a ? ee, ? ’ ‘ 7 . . enn, : ute! li, : onic. las 8 mn 4) ae e underlying principle x : , " oT ie ’ J , ‘ ~ Set) «A ‘ ; ; i , . ° ’ . ° . ' . _ i} ‘ Iie : L . | . : . “ | here mh oyster supper and “T, 4 a stos ya ) , in taind by the Electrickhy Commis. a shrinkage in both im-. RTSMOU | ' "3 | , xports Another pros- leather market f.oners, Whe have been studying - the probierm for more than a year. nm ro etsggentan so is to encourage and aasigt the loca! - - es eer ° ;' , j “ ‘ . ’ ‘ ‘ Ld est i1Tac- ‘ ‘ ‘ : * hy - > a@iiy $85 to $135 ne ser eiiieine Sinaia ninterrupted hig! vay ‘ hole. ont} | au rities rather than undertake state control. Taxpayers will bea, — , ‘ if = ‘ 2 , Oj | j : £ , } the He . : on ARs = : | i ‘ | , it) : : } : | | , ot | >S() | ieee han heen 4 larre volume navy in Sen | , t St. Jos Cathoh . peaigy eA 6 ne Naw 7 pie Ps . +. of — Ibe no al of ts . mere favorable sultan only a stnall direct burden, ) oT new ts mn "] : TY aerved 4 ing i; mine "_ ‘ 7 , tor : re Ws , nor va % ed 3 wi M nla orws ul i=. i he, eit ; sive une of . lectricity aes here of wh. a : tne : : ce: i \ ese 1 re atic \ , ; a ii , , aE , ° on os , , 1", rely “x : reduce the rineke evi in Nowe | , 4 , a me ; ; | Ne ear fers ' : , pe ' e ‘ moo e* se ; , , , , — ied nz mis “Hine industrial die. ember. 139° | ™ : : — af , “oO fmerno ’ et Fat mn» ; _ ; ee e« , in , . = , -_ What lower production costs an. On Dee. ¢ unemployed, engagement a! > Suen the new quarters-of thi be cays is eat it . ) ) : Po , Sta sis iw is an ever keel in ous eck migration from the cegnmery numbered 7 : ani n decrease of] in AssOCiA‘IO! Ninte- 4nd matter riided ari? ’ si | Wwisao! wtandard« of Living Higher inancial controls. and our crowing Hide, where many rural in@wstric- 30.975. as mn red with a year Atlanta ae can ae r. Wash streets, for residcuts of th< Constroction Industrics<. ' ula nmrav vert reflect it ~ om tf foreign field as a whole | national efficie ney willl continue us lare dying through ack of Chea, dies aga. Atired in 190 n hborhood. “The construcuon industries ‘to the commodity marketa, thereby the siluauon is more prumuusing’in increasing prosperity.” | power, - p - ——_ « ht) ——_—- . eurth DP leer — , i

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‘0 ST LOUIS POSTEDISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1925. i ‘ . . i ‘ —— ~ Pe -— - a . - —— — es — ——— aM me are interesting themselve ~~} | ST LOUS | T PATCH THE HIGHWAY DECISION tions ef property owners are interesting themsetves peers ! | : Sie eee e LOUIS POST-OiS g , - '~.7- re? sf war 3 . . . . ‘ . . > a » ° - that the im obtaining donations of land : anes = Ailits NP. BUSHMAN S gunded by JOSEPH PULITZER The Missouri Supreme Court bas held that the = oota5 ° = % = rs : P a ; »~. P F Dec. 12, 1878. State Highway Commission bas the power to caanmge *-° **™~ , - 7-2 —_— ‘, : = . . o ! “ . 4. ' ; q 'e . . . s - 4 . : = _ »% . 7 J n Compan y. Tweisia Boulevard trpe roads. The opinion bolids that P "2s be ’ — : i P —— = at ' ** rm ' _— . * , rT = «ide San of the Lee ture to west such discretion in the +=. a ae . . >> =: : ) ) 2 - irge, ¥ find % Beces : ; —— —— - . = = ” 4 ~ . ~ : : ¢ ; + * - - . > : _ 4 : . ‘b ta r? ~ =) ’ ; \. * : » , " = - — = - Te “Sects mF . : PiBished by Tu. Pu Ph ea Pub! shing The leg s atiTe desizration of the primary oO? bigoe it PT Lae | | , on pi salle THE POST-DiSPiTCH PLAT- Higchwar ~ommis mn and declares “such ciscretion FORM. well vested men I kmow that my retirement will This is a momentous Ccecision It will be coréia!!v make no difference in its cardina! ona or ?— , . e _ _ *-. i . 4 Peyneral Saturca_ , . Broke Mothe nen the State . ayer » ef ' - fare a a> for progress and reform, never w!i- The recer . = ° Wl : " —- - ' - es - > ~~ = - Re . kl Som s -_ - _— —- - a | erate injustice or corruption, always ere 18 BO t 2§ Wn - aces @ con.Ts monasermert tribunal has given rise agitation is ' 7 : fight demagogues of all partie-. fecision might hare had st mot OMY Migsat. ha‘ — - the sholishmert af courtsmartia: in ime mever belong to any party. S)W87° = asiarcd the completion of the primary roads, but it : | meativee Madden and Biazten de ; - _ , : Pr ‘ > - ” ae oppoa.e.r privile¢grd «lasees and prurdi sc ‘: a HH hes ' agi Se a eur reed ere ta ~ s -_ - > - ) he - ~2 = | > cpr . ‘ ¥ - " i — > > ; RE ; . ~ nist on ° rr - . _ s wien Ver 2s ‘ ’ Y a - - 7 ™ @ : Dispose Of 23 =} ah o } ) : a aii i ee : a Oe Beet Chee : Aot Thetrs Tt ist) q 7 = ote “ff “ e > ee fern . . ° . " s a - - vy ~ . - . r. - ~~ « . - . oc - . e i ; . -- , . - - on — ~ _— 4 ~ so * = - = } : e a x “ . > -* ™ eS —_ - — —— ~ ~ i) / j . ‘ 2 - _ i ~ ~_- _— . aes “ = - " T = 7 — - > — - > - - . = —_ . - . . ngeressrman : a cate. ; ae See "he re of Warrens S - . , ; A | : | _ ~ —-_ . ° »- -_ ent - " 7 : 4 - . ° ~ 2 : = —- @- ~ - ros cS wt @«.t +> 4 , - - , oa ; ck : & a ao : - . . oe - . . -* , & : : «* ! t . | ; : ra - . ’ s 2 > e eo ° - 7 7~ “ee? _- Mh - . “ . = " o *-* » « > . — a. - = r . a ’ = _ "\ . ° us « ’ ‘ ™ o - _ : - i? - . —— f ee = — 9 ” , ‘ - ' ) i) ” . - AN - = _& : = — —_ - - - i > _ -- - 2 - ~ 2 . > , x = 5 l* . .* : . ° ~ ~ e . . Ni ‘ > -_ 2 -~ - “ = > - > - _— . : a ; 7 - ~ — - ; : ; : - a 4 _ - ' eo - > Ruski und - c oa hs ors » ~ : > ., we rt ; - rv? —- : ha “a ~ ‘ ‘ sane ’ ' 7 a sie - S.2hec ‘ Writtes fer the Pos:-D‘spatch > 4 7 « Bele . nd “ i patm of his mighty hand the d:sposa: CO AFTER “EXPERT” WITNESSES i en By CLARK McADAMS } | I an a tarey : pew ? +#he y > re - : | 8 ed =", es =en- 7 ~ 7 ' . , . _ - . ~ _ 1 —_ : ” : ) _ Re ~, -— A . ¢ ~ é nag 7 * ©. - a* . = “= - = = ‘ 7 a = . ; - mg Ps, | 7 ~ hd - arf & > a 4 » > “© : , a - ‘4 . . : ns ‘ ve iiaia® @heat the | murder if a mar : ‘ WILLIAM LYON PHELPS in Serif ay industry in Miss , member of . : ee 3 . - a r a=" ?.. = ~ _ ° = ° - - = — - ~ _— > . > - ‘i 4 - “ = - be 2 —T- -sae* a -r ow - ear a 2 i \(yarcer > = & = oS 2 a 2 : > b _ - — -* " a = 7 a ~~ - os ~ — -_ —~ > ~ ~o ~2. , Se - g . —& Tt: » — ~~ ies r . 2 - - ~ s- a = a. . . . ‘ ~ — . 9 a . . ‘ . a. . = > > - = - -_ 4a > -_ +. . ~~ vy Z - - - - ie a « J ~ : : = in - A= & 2 - : a3 LA ? . — e “= wer =~ +e *@ear + ba ° . = . jam ¢ 5. = -_ = - “ - - . = a4 ° Ww 4. : icK af&2 = - >. on emen : ‘ " oar E . a _ - - : . is : = Bek — ~ : — - ° ~ - "“eecs * * a m7 €S 2 , - 74 oakhaneea — , ~k eTen .s . =. -* - ~a = . =. . - 2 “4 ~ x : = ~y.- Wooden Biock Pav cS. teicts gnc omieta @ purer 0 a Salalah = - P on oan . ' . 4 . ._ = . ° - - = ve - a _ -_- he E - _ + —_ Ss &@ Was a : Fo- = © , | - wernt sS£ZAting in e Eng ish Garden, _ - » 7 . = | . > Xe ; = ai —- at — — —- ho -~_ & © ~~ — - a 2. | : > Pe - " — on = > = - = _ . — " - ‘- e & | : | . , : - . ee e ss ; nent , . - ; — ie ni: stint we dle aiid »cording to the seas 2 5S I had tea, > . * = | nose c igus suszarec .s called Sehs ‘ — * _ 3 LG.e8 nen? ~? . = *’ a “— = . — ‘ . ._ + . ; . > &» " . ++ — J . > " - ¢ - os : — we wa 1. > 408 "ec a a.raic : 2 —~= aire ‘e "eo 3 rig gutted room, We . > "=. " ; ’ ; ’ : . ~ ° ’ ca ~ - > . > > ~ . > - - - > - - > ™ - - ° . | ~ : - . + 2 - - . ° ~ - : e = - — = . fT oo i 3 = ‘ - - — s = ’ : ooe aa ~ are attra _— ~ * Ln = > — 4 2 > ei S a - —— | 3 oer §. or 4 is Muni 5 * ee r. 4 74 ; - tre « 2+ - : avr? Be = a at - le . —— oe ant “> ws 468 - . , . . ~ - ° - ne | ~ = —_ . « — a _ _* REM LITiIoO . ?-- ~ > gm R- > 7 * ; ba . = 7 . - > . . > on m i ee @ - ~ - 3 ~ PS a © | " - yy . ar - = ~ "~oO°fF fare onme Pe, ~ . ar ® _, a . re ” , s s ent hed. New Year reviring Cal ot Sees 7 sa? > - a.” 2 cz, . : f ; scer : ming Nex ea! aoe Dene « ‘ae an enlightered : 2 i gates *h usiasi r > x. $ * _ — = _— 4 =-x = +. _ 2 o “ > > > —_ _ ve ee ’ -_ ss 7 P : oh ok s* a . : - >», Ms : x = = , = . —™ ; “AT UT n 7 Ring - Fn = _ ; : > - : . 2 ; _- -~ — . — ~~ . 4 Mr White « ret more . ? he — iil email oe LFLED 3 I swear ard I know that is" ser was an i4oclater ef Bastiat _ — . . , = - j be . ; 7 ~ ‘ ; 5 — _ . hieed nes te witness whane : aetna oa 3 “ eer «ib and did a i to strengthes : Mi “3 f ae . . Sa DT - 4 a é P ¢ha 7. — a ~- or . _ - _. -— we -~ A Aa ; Ye " ‘ ~” « ; x ana and 2 j ’ a ' t ' ra 7 _ ; } ; : a ’ r Gon eee . ; / ’ e~ i. - an a ~~ ‘Sie >ornal Magy littmann TEE eS eee PARTY POLICY 4 PROBEZM = > = sf Crow AS s " oo¢ ws * eae PD — ~~ Pr ress. “servers of men $924 Maryland «4 rh tee m friends 7? + Vises Der bier The = : . held at t® . from | and their versa ry yet oa igen | a . PLAN FOR SUPER-HICHWAY: ' tallans So here's to the futur hig pits eg eee mr rT) end of December each he torecaget svlcs a 4.10 2 Year iS Ge FOCC 428 Col for, and passing ol¢c yrear— es : there wtil rot De many regrets for i. Wal I ewear br the laws of the Medes and t> Solicy ‘ pot-naggite © Dperat — - ‘ r ™, A P > the Eater ef the Port. o'epaccs ionri.0 : —— — RALLWAILS ~ L223 pila, | | laad eo 4: eine a - - - _ . . ; os : , *-4 : 7 én “ rr Rw > ; Street ts sa t hare ud the best year Persians. Sy anything elise that may ® @c™mu a 4 ee ie EE } > > ° ; ; f> - : ; a ? ‘ ; ’ ’ ; ? . 5 out - o-* Lb : : : | — : : ‘ | ; evu.eT : =a , > : 7s : «a ee — res mer vr. Lowden gt 5 = eres e future, t giorious futu MIN-OUCRI IN THE LIME . n ’ ; r - ar? O ys? oe OE “eT ever °'s _ _ ' - : is millions wonderful fu nen “S$ | from the Brooklyn Eagi« ' , and ought : now better than most bhew re . gu ~« rs are "? > in « " . rai > > > + ro eRet.. " a . 7 ‘ : ‘ a ~ — | sue ; ma - a. TRE LT ‘ a - ; *s° 4s a? the >] ADT ever “= - oe . al ee c‘. L Ine to reac. the rear of an we ried ‘uate ¢O carry * , a! — ee ; x rine what © hannen sities a “he cine? | s on tap at the sink would Missour fr 7 ims ~~ pier os ; The blase was catia ar enid party tacking an: ee] Sgente * 2 laa + long time : tue G8 Gy firemen after 9nee|l Gumel @ ‘are ane cr? ? *. ~ or 5 . . ne a a ime i pe ’ 3 af" 4 + Tage had heeg 4% re Teac hee reaches -b® door. serera’ ! ‘xs ° ibe ov : 7 , 7 3 enad ees P's war resu ll ing « imrecessa eut that . ' 7 | = : ‘walk. ee ; | | T trumpet that the pu! » ha . nt en@ure this unwise metho! ' 2 longer. | : . art alroued Estate Mew at Sanwel Ineorr The anmual Chrixtmas in ; The Bt. Loewle Real Metate Ps inge Vase given vet. ta st ree SMatier Mayer Miller and Job Dewling. president of the Ex- : spoke. “. . , - . — ° ng rking. et The rear my glorious future—but what did I this claim ts ikely to be exploatee

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The MIRRO R of PUBLIC OPINION ee ae ee eae t— MUNICH BEFORE THE WORLD WAR. PMILLIAM LYON PHELPS in Magazine for Ja! _ VERYTHING see was within walking distance. The htesidenz Theater, The Galleries, tt.o0 EBnclish the State Library. ere all within O minutes on foot. nnis co he golf Munich renier pleas ime rhich eater, the the eurt Th Playhouse, Sarden, th alw: jallv over at e day during my long sojo' and fier. the ‘ontinent pent 't work, Ne and attending Iecture: itv: in the afternoon I play: tf skKati? the English Garden, cording tot had tea, with hos liclous sugared rolis called Schneck- nD; at i, or at 7 to the theater; fier “e to a cafe, where, in he cheerful, ly lighted room, we had hot supper, glorious Munich beer, delight- ul conversation. Ry 11 I was tn bed. It was thus possible, day dav, to study and work, to have plenty of outdoor exer- cise. to hear a fine play or great music, to enjoy a convivial supper and to lead a god- ly. righteous and sober life =. © Wee people of Munich were indescribably friend- ly. I have never known a place where every one seemed so happy and 60 demon-- rat.ve. They had immense enthusiasm for everything The professors at Univer- itv showed i: teaching a similar en- husiasn Prof, Schick, who taught Ene- lish lite ribed the Geath of doubled his fists With «a1 when he spoke . colleague, Prof Bieper, “as an itdolator of English guthor and did: by ld to strenethen friend?y Feiations bet een Baciend an ‘ ngs in d golf, tennis, rower g in ac- - . \ 7 . ie xe a@aSOrii, At s? i & to The oper: the pareerm: after the their- wept as hi des: (‘hattertol q grereess a pf Toroctor | shine? d Germany. r RTT es | PRORI -™. Fron . * Press. ervere of men and f Washington prop" rontingent im investigations’ r the coming s8s¢5- ey have been ul- fa real party issue- hable. Of course, Olicy would be & o-operation wita questions where und, and restraint linging the rest of MISSOURL IN THE LIMELIGHT, mous as the pre ules—thoso ¢*®- known through- nightingales"— as the sad- ion came to ne when Chief 14 red at Tone 0d on hie first @P- inc. hia first time of Kentucky *® explosive ané Yo ST.LOUIS f HRSTIANP.BUSHMAN DES AFTER OPERATION. Man Who i eLeLe, PFyneral Saturca - Broke Mothe! Will Chrishia: gon of 1! eo manufac’ Pend successtu $500,000 w! Caroline I's) serday at ) last we 4 era! Mr. Bush Merred to b the inco! If Mr risked bel penalty br Mrs. l’ere the othe! provisions have bee! interest. because \] afains: ° trust fund PARTMENT OF CERAMICS FOR ROLLA SCHOOL OF MINES attentior lee of 1 instruction ir PoINniing Rolla i largest Tei? : bait IN CAPITAL All a Mistak« Partic ia : NT AWARD 10 ST. LOUISAN "Bos TON. he Zor her work at tf mrs and (rat Warde Ah: hig? Men: Pi nd 1“ poTHER ano “SON BURNED Mrs land ve urs Mag wal i state Men at Annual Dinner POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, nee encmeeteessone cial Activities ATH 7 Joseph Wy. HOSTESS TONIGHT . See pas aia — "ee BREF DECEMBER 51, 1925 ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘or day | 13-YEAR- OLD INDIAN PRINCESS — ae ® yl m6 liven Gold Pins TO MARRY OXFORD GRADUATE)»: Lbezum of Bhopal Say- at 14 She Will Be Old Frnough for Wife ly a = es amen -. LONDON, lager Thé 13-veé ’ ess, Abida graunddaurht rhness, the be onliv” 19006 GUNawab but the ‘gup o woman rule! ~ irawal!l AMUSEMENTS NEW COLISEUM TONIGHT AT 8 SHARP Extra Matinee—New Year’s Day at 2 P. M. Reg. Matinee Saturday 2 P. M. The World's Greatest Production “The Miracle” 10) PEOPLE—SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA '4 Weeks Only—Until Jan. 20. .{ EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAYS i 4 : | AT Matinees Wed. and Sat., ~ o'clock sharp SEATS NOW SELLING DOWNTOWN TICKET OFFICE MEZZANINE FLOOR, ARCADE BI DG.. 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.. AND NEW COLISEUM. 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. FOR ALL PERFORMANCES. ALL SEATS RESERVED 1500 Splendid Seats Reserved at $1.00 and $1.50 for Each Performance. Prices: $4.00, $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00. Box Seats. $5.00. No Tax. start 19°6 Richt br Attending the “Yroaw ORPHEUM CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE ANNETTE KELLERMAN Supported by CASTLETON and MACK CHAZ CHASE JEANE JOVSON “SMATEUR SIGHT IN LONDON” Broe Mankio (habot & Tortin! MISS FLORENCE REED in “JFAILOULS\” * Eauiill ~~ Tails 1 ope - ye sal strir to $1.10: Se mwa sHOWsS TO- © AND 10:15. WITH SOME ¢ Beeeta 3 =F ATS —TILI! AV AILARBRLSI rok rmeetil rie RRFORSANC Es, NO Vini« Nigtit« oe Ni¢.hiT AMUSEMENTS - 4 Nichte«, ~ we ! Leading Thestre of St Leute '*''* heen Veur Five) her ® “0c to $2.50 A ines CHURCH NOTICES GOD’S WORD Preached and Taught at the BIBLE CONFERENCE YALE HALL , %161 Manchester Av. Jan. - 4 3 : an 3308 r Ml (,ifted Fbvangrelist« and Teachers coming frem afar. T.\ Come and Hear Them AO COLLECTBIONS tnder Auspices of Maplewood Gospel Hal] Bille NEW VEAR EVE ONLY. $1.00 to $3.50 MATINEES ,.20¢ORKOM | 50c—$2 DAVID BELASCO Presents THE SUcckEss of TWO CONTINENTS HAREM With WILLIAM COURTENAY and Belasco Theater Companys. including VIVIENNI LENNON VIRGINIA OSBOL NSE rAWLE HAMMOND SUNDAY NEXT, Mats. Wed. Sat. SEAT SALE BEGINS TODAY America wludes ous “How ih (aet 79 Fannie Brice dliark A Met ullough Irving Kerlin s fiscar Shaw Lottice Howell ledova MUSIC Rrex siaters ox Runawar Pour BR Rud A dack VTearson Joseph Macaulay REVUE Rudotph Maline!f And thers Alse BoN\ BOV= AND GIRLS The Mest lam Harris l’resent« sam fi. rut. Mts ‘TIMES sale th _ Lauer LAST 5 NEW ‘I —s main pig, $1. Greenwich Village FOLLIES ‘ae (Crrentent _ Annual mo Tue Ameri NFAT st S24) MODFRNS” Comeip— News ap KING BEE r ra Catteen Maere in 1710 NN. Jefferson Lafayette § Redeiph Valentine 1643 S. Jefferson ve “COBRA” ——————— ~ Midnight Show LINDELL =f, “Wianicht Show | Grand & Hebert Feature Pictures EL ee — f Rudolph Valentise 2812 N. Vandeventer ' “COBRA” re ee — Manchester ; Warner Baxter and lois Wilson | 4315 Manchester * “wrisour HOME” — —— Midnight Show Maplewood / 5 Acts Vauderilie T7170 Maechester Feature Pictures SO — Montgomery / e. -—— wn Aws latest " THE CLASH _ THE WOLVES” with JSUNE MARLOWE CHARLES FARRELL Also AL~ST-JOHN COMEDY “Soule for Sables’ isha Moatgemers ' in ,» and Corinne deriffith ~~ 1ASHIPTED” . TY ». W. Grittien’ NOVEL f a | hat - 2674 Fastes Regle Girt” Dampater ( TT. W. Gritfitn’s “That Kas te tsiet With Carel Dempster -_- — ——— ee — “A SLAVE OF f Rudetph slentine “eeSnA x — —_—" 7) Mid how Shenandoah i 6 acte'¥ t shew Grand Shenandosh ‘Peatere Pictures rivou t Show ‘ Midnight shew ) © Arte Veuderille e— I-STAR CAST in itth and Clistes | owige of the Cactas” } erature Pictures 6117 a _Brise Bon” WEBSTER 5 ur Sabin _ LAVENTHAL THEATER CincuIT =| “Never the Twain ms New a 4 re Veh SOW stOWMiENG, JULIAN ELTINGE in “Madam Behave’”’ EE IP IPE LONI ey 2 —~—_ ~~.

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bom ST LOUIS POST-DISPATC a ee DECEMBER 31. 19 , | ST. LOU CHARLEY ROBER TSON, PITCHER, IS OBTAINED BY BR OWNS FRIM CHICAG } ADDITIONAI No-Hit Twirler Willie Klein Is St. Louis Team Strengthened for Coliscum A.C. Warner Favors W Of 1922 Comes RAYS / Victor in Florida Tomorrow’ s Game With All- Scots Plays Arkansas My 30 Years in | | To Defeat Alaba: By Waiver Route \ \ | Golf Tourney a Five Tomorrow FOOTBALL ~————tl =p In. New Year € Right-hander, Star Two Years . | Long Island Pro, With 289 for Visitors R: All in Previous Game Southwest Conference Run- Ago, Won But § and Lost | | 72 Holes. 3 Strokes Be- we’ Catal | ers-Un Won 23 Oui of ~~ as * - et Coast Cham —— nmi gy 7 | low Jock Hutchison. ~~ ee By FIELDING H. YOST 74 “Sa perience— in By Glenn Warne s“tanfor! | b ometiIhall ¢ PROBABLE LINEUPS inert: Picts, givet since mnory of Mae sneer ln ig # waliygeteccomgsen fied: FOR TOMORROW'S GAME | P2°K¢r 224 Huvtoa Burke, euards! | ploits 0° she pavers of toda. : : : ye five center positions i _ RS Sa i hee GP PR Sr. Leuis Detroit 4 fl-Staors - rts 4 lh Sores. oe . - ; ; . ee ‘ Z 'a Barge ate Ross a+ hh no tt , Laid s he - antage 25d it is *o prodabie a7. i ; P ~e-oet . Somerville % v2 ' : ; : so os On the coast ‘*a ; oe! Lz 23 Ya ; ee : trhe i. Dem pees Pex: ; Bae! . I if Bi ig , ‘ ed ; “ more hard battles and 400 Mark 7 . “e ; | lieemags -il. MacLaughiin « ncaapoi | ' | | ; ' that, Paes fore be consider more veters 6+— Wh lehman ; re *oith ‘ gs i 7 , aM os - - wave es ee : ote hn — ———- (hater ‘ shade . : } ww : MeHenr-: . A. Me Dewe Beilam : “neddvua Hand : , Jehk nstone : {ua cA (h : ‘ as , Hart : (,erden a ; : : : : =e = ad > pall — much confidence might pr "oO be 15 —4 Ire; wal on agg he a ; : er Ia _ . theee Sane ‘s undoing Referec— ar . iime eof a5 s — ° - : - 2 , ' ebbe he - - . 05 halves—to om Boats P . , . . “a ai. : = oe Washingt ater — enemy ; Pliace—«r. Le ie G : : , ; . . . =" -oS.~ ©° m@ traditi CLAamMmpion., as shown P's sis | } | and r¢G ; ; be . a : narrow ma se of a 33 —iI nk benwlies.ard and Lactede areunue Stasting: thme--8065 Bae. 4 ; Captain of 1902 Eleven. ey -an with Dem Bl ever California, Oregon and Sta 50——Bars a ’ : a - : ° - : ; ” . — _— : — te the above teams ‘he Uniwersit oe Sew > ef Gouthern ‘alifornia is very fi: iso We toferior to Ragshaw's rean . Mis Glowewer. the Northern Varsity ts si—hen @ery strong team with no wreak Gpets in its makeup «0 far . | —’ a We a pert "°n , Sace of strength ina lepar’' ments ars “ ef offensive play There is goed big games pumting—in fact there ar several ence to @ men in the backfie!'d who are much piaying t Better than the average punters yY resol : ‘ a : saan ‘ , . The forward passing at'ack ts * Sate and “ro oe : y's 3 } — ' cer Weeks, and I will t : rove which excites @ worked up and ' ceeution \of 8s & prem FRISCO CAPITALIST suited ¢ . 3 « asin ’ , . : -Sa ee “Ss . . a * ina ems’ Am ‘ntellwent expel the paesses and res Zz of ' mighe ™ : . Ne le wee ~ . . , ~ ™ é . , " . : ~ «“ an ™ ’ ‘4 Os , Baal _—— ; he ” - TRYING TO PURCHASE times the grid | so | , b wa : crhy emotionalism same is done » © than the Washingt : . Df t ; rg equal De average Sh the running at- sama VERNON FRANCHISE | £72050) STG: eur ore a tora! of 152, 2a Racing Results and Entries ght ro the Pork |find ts | Ehe Gwe tegen, 5S Soak chore Ss Seen on Game - ya , a r >i 4 : sa Pg - fe: Ye pt ee CW 2 Pay ar gat Te I " % ° : a fee wwe Lz z , ; ; ee ee a ee At New Grieans. At New Orleans. 5B: == ~ end runs and good decen' Pie ropes chammplnm «|p, Se gees Pram ne fren sam Sioee, zyeareit cxce anq|DOFeStY safe load threughest th Halworthy Stars Jun Ring led che team. eapecial be backed of the FLORIDA IS RIPE FOR — = | Jes ‘ : $ Porridg sis 2 - In Amateur Derby To Giants’ a that the ~ yer plays, with ¥ ail chat - oS BiG BOXING MATCH, ~} | wien ties Genes Sele Petreile tea Bex MWascart. ' entity . weig nm ta X HUBERT HOUBEN. Kee. : At Tia Juana. —$ 3 ~ a Sew ar “ree Bie s lol Inger in " : ‘ne : . - his man Hubert i an ae oares | : : ‘ : sa . ‘ ] . , . ee : . " PRANK HUSSPY . Xa ae 3 = 7 = | Scace at ' , : ~~ ROSENBERG LOSES € ‘eam roller a: ets ‘ : | ss er The ends «a ‘ _ SS 3 "Teepen dir Z ° . e Jacobs will meet Julus Sellg MURCHISON , A Ra, : os resid . be Washington tea> © New York tn : {nal rid’ print : ' - ‘ : | " ecreta | e aga oe @ Thetr speed. Sowerrer Seteat.ng Warren C i? ae : in : cue \ . ' . ae : . : , . Ss , : 4 ; cz e- 5? ip fer thie. and a way’ sas City. Mo., 4— 2. 4—! S21 Sale L ' = ' : AANSAS ) ‘i ' ; . we oe —_ on : oane a P "reugh tDetr piays Sears New York Team Wan. | 3 : . , nave a new entr the fleid * : : : ~ eee oe ) . 1 oa — | see « huskier or etter Kear :. s Cee Pon. x + 2 ~Ya f tackles and guarts Terk Americans defeated the =: | , Pe : » | his | M 3 te teat West : DETROM : | : i: ema has The te s Patricks ef Ter , | , - Te | ,- aay _ ia , sod ; 1, De. , , od this bor Fu a Macionat MocBey len; ° « | Prem Murchison h: ther equated ae —— P ~ : : . ae. ' ‘ “cu coking a timeman as [ Da : ; nee b's ** ~! . | 4°% fo or eetahitsinul the Present work’ « | re , e ' . — i 3 ;' n ; ' , : hie veer eee SS overt : . | | tdoeoer records ; ail four of the , — : Be! sin Ee . = | _ ; (oach Wade suid "Rat Se fer * eunty Green scered th ' _ ; end ' ; | . _ ; , i ie, : ’ it-t2 aT. ~jw ee Fes ‘ “4 4 . . : ; ’ : " ° ° = “— af . ; know wat er? »f “~ a+? r} ‘3 Sew Tork. ' : estie! ee a : i | . an los of ' | ;' << to ented | ose to kn f sert ~

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ATC 7 fee oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1900 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — lo. — ——_— oe —— a —_ = _—_———_— _ M CH I C A TF » ADDI vi ON AL SPOR Pi Vital Statistics--Question: Answered--Radio ' PAI =———=—=— ee , —— . —_— — Tf J. Recker May Withhotd Aetion ~~ Tul Time Is Pavorable to Mayor's Poe. Warner Favors Washington | Terris to Face ‘inion leone | ‘ANSWERS TO QUERIE ae (“ormmmittee Tuesda. w hile Broade: isting Station expe: ted te develop , struxzEe ears in oO Defeat Alabama Eleven ew Ring ‘Comet’ Births Recorded ;. The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | KS D Se tees ae ee is Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be ? tional fo for tl ontre In Phil McGra r Bunial Permits its | given attention, except letters on medical questions of undowudt- 545.1 Meters =e * hn ear rl a i | MARRIAGE LICEN SES Ss. a , x. si r ge — cals Ly, sat tems os iii ing at 9:40. 10:40, 11:40, Te nao, ier to resign as chairmat 1.40, 2:40 and 3:40 Pp, m Bae iwill resign before takes ' . an om Ul i “ » . oc . ’ - : . , i . get - a> 7 ~ ‘mn can * ual r of ] ‘ t ion= and news bulletins ' ‘ . ° Villia Cs nts! | cA , . yOU can ; Ste ' , +6% : get ‘4 as United States * Joh ince—Mrs mj ae | Sc nicekel thy News Service, U. S. Dept. of inot resign Tuesaday if it should ap ' 4 : ¥ ; Fine 4 \ —_— and Ex Showing in Recent Ap ; Walt Reut Ant fag Br MOLLY came on @/ cen le. B65, of only, i Agriculture and principal ©x- ff] | ad . 399 (7 Pee VA : . . ton 5 1902 ~ 1kp gr , #. on ipear that the Mayor's friends are H. YOST 5 erience——-Wilson and T reau Will Be Huskies pearances. Normat chroeder——Rose Mary Eberenz. | | on eae A “ ao Se | ee 186; One-cont plece of 3868, mie aang --+-- 1 erically superior to those Op- Wilma Brow: numerical | ilton ho mas hes —_ th a ry > te | ¢) aa Ose ©» him in the committee Main R eliat ices. | ee eee harile Ja n Mat olema : « eee ee l * miu? nm 3 ‘olumbian half-dol- | | Daily—10: :00 A. M. : — . ‘ tin ° in . Sande rs Karvera M ome ’ =i e ' ‘ ar. : — e aa Domesi‘c Science hour e@enducted The Mayor is concentra K By Fair Play. | * "'Neic , ; | haper-—-Esther | Write to the Adjutant- ELBERT—1 Ca Richmond | by the ae Service wees. +. oy support on Fred W. Pape, Park or . 7. ‘ ' — . _ . pag Laciede Gas Light to. of & aie. ‘ - "le ’ Ward Copyright, 1925.) h W. H . ] n . Oklahoma City, Ok. re- 1 Hobsor Spani: Amert- “‘ommissioner and Eleventh Ware | . . . , ° . C ‘ ; = irr nA ris izji- i> taf | \ nh if ii. ~ oe Tr . Pe ons Das , a "; ry ‘ Bea Bet a ii «- Con mitteer oL "T hye opposition y enn Warner. ; YORK, Dec, garding a soldier bonus in that “ + sd y——-6: M. nr : ‘et! Hoy Car anes © Kee: state | Aue (7 = | ~ Thursda 5S | P. as rallied to Edward F. Butler of Stanford U. Football Coach. nn) eonard tire “ th thy & MIARY im = ss nm AU » a} w tiv- WEAF Ch Goo i) pr ; ; neon; Indications | ik jevla if EL Sa e anewe l- | in i i ‘a ) ' a. cay ~ re wen vm... Lark ie Fighteenth Ward j\dicatiol ‘ . " 'T"}, °. . os . {cot 1 . ; ? " ; ’ . ; if ars? - eT. 4 . P 7 oh “a+ or a } . - al ° . >. Cal., Dec, 31.—Th Washington ‘“‘Huskies” are, 'eot¥esent “i oe ; , ; k ampb Mary Fleas “Se iar. Py , : aot tog : pomwe nac i inites. Chamber musicale with Fi are that Butler has a slight lead y * . 1] T "rin -/ ’ . " . : ' ; Pee - 7 1+ y a a vi niJ “intor Ma ut; slargueritt art. ON ; ao, ’ . ae n in antiago rbot r- vira Boni. soprano: Nino Ruist. basso. ‘ , “T ? easure has -oast football players and ws 1 Pee - : Mial ng the origin of © SSN Se 7 h ani I f | Symphontk instrumental quartet. but the final bi ‘ pres od | . ‘ ‘ae we . | c in .* - > t- eases : Tet ak ail ; ‘ ; ‘ ‘ : : r } ' d 4 5 the post. rion nas thie l- 108 Willamette t imi bert | I la: j iv: > his a. o Pre rryil Vain 7:00 P. M.—-Mixe’d program ‘ . . *3 ] at P t a 7. : ! } ‘ _ ' : nrobable 59—U. S. Oklahoma oye Apes ; : pp aenauer aa nln tae . marri woman} _... ~~ ‘aneegeas ise 8:10 PF. M.-—-Littie Symphony. {| CARELESSNESS VERDICT hi been throug $0— Montgna ‘s eile a centini want "ore ct ce r widow muld hav jer h ies edhe: of ; ede David Bittner Jr.. conducting. Madam n thi iz ia . —o aa int aoe ' . , . hand's — . : ‘ : if A } 7 Blanche Skrainka, dramatic soprano NG OF WORKER 6—Nebraska : a ‘ ( . ri¢ © ‘}) U ; ae fs + - ¥ ‘ enti dong one Superintendent of Pilectric Com- -3—W arxhington State Speed pe . a : nd : ie hh 3 ; ian team than hi n rr ' le) S, a a ee no ame v ‘Thias” (Maseenct). Strauss Waltz, pany Named by Coroner's Jury I believ: himstom ia rathery *S—~Stanford a Ns ‘is said it was an offnight and | Mack 1. Smith. Aurora. 3 3 pate eS ee ee ‘ Bee eae ae an ee pve 6S Same: Soe in Case of Frank Gibson. | entitled to somewhat cont- P apya alifornia ' 2. ' me ks ce : Zn ' \ Ltt 5 \¢ IR ww r 7. iver dollar | in ge py ne aon. Wea ae BO188 PrP. M. ae ee A Coroner's jury returned a ver- dent of winning the gam 2! . 1S—Puget Sound . 6 — _—— event igo At St. Chartes. : re ~ S60 witl y Ses ' y pound is 1 : | Si mate wen ae ae dict of criminal carelessness today much confidence might prove to be 19 OUregon .. . | taken at his word by the | “opp ee ce a ee Ly: Is worth 91.00; @ quar- ling 1 nde ee eee Ct eine against William C. Harder, a su ts undoing ig promoters. > Eo hance to | to tiie | 7 art oined in 1858 | : ‘ Phe avoirdup ance ann WILL—273 Meters perintendent at the Century Flec- Washington was not an outstand- 49 ron at it was all a mistake 2 Strat | Por Sorte se See ime coined in| tains 437% i ne avo, THURSDAY, 8:00 P. M.--Herbert |]| tric Co., 1817 Pine street, In con- ing coast champion, as show: ALABAMA. : batt] VA hu Lit ” . : ? > fp See olay ‘ 43 : . ye | Berger and his rag oe 7 —_ nection with the death Tuesday of the very narrow margins of \ - 5, nion ree ; aaa fast MS. [outs — i i »- J : |e! , , go n cheatra St. Louls Nawatian n Frank "4 . old, 417 7A ' ord : ta ais } } ul ait Serenadere Eugene Meyers, Gibson, years ; over Califor! 1a. (re ron ra ‘fan. $0-—Birmingham South. - “ ' ' : rm English. a> Morgan etree afr employe ford, and I feel that in : }diti 12—Louisiana Matec ... fae 0| 6p aye : Ben ) cag age cen ah | , , LEGAL INFORMATION reno: dulln Gows. contrulte State died of burns wuffered when gaso rm t ophoune , o- _— . . - urtiatea Leaelie Barnet!t, Saxe) 4 . oo . : ; + | a . te the above teams the University *‘ ee Toad i ereeere econd me hrough is ston. a> oa egies. (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) and Ted Belirens, pianist. oe enited = lothing po me wa « *—Ceorgia Tech. 9 , . . cleaning an electric motor of Southern ‘ aliforn la iS b si . . . gill. é : : i . ‘ ; i : " sani? aris ne after | 7 . — . . . ‘ . “ — =i > . wie 5 - . : . , - ¥ . - e, — - vite f . ; . ; —— ; iv s teat fie. ; ’ the ine yor’ Me inferior to Bagshaw’s tcam. _O—Missiscippl A. and M. "dope is tl id Terris who has At Belles itie ee ee ee art, 595s. Meaeee | WSBF—273 Meters meETe TES See ae However, the Northern Varsity is a s$i—hKentucky piney : es 7 aes a weno | 7 ‘ " , ours abor THURSDAY. 3:00 FP. M.- Pav that an emery wheel was being op wery strong team with a} $4—Pilorida te a: hice ke ut - Pusius mf | | ste - ‘a é. ba eit eet a of as eel + yer Schroeder, pianiet; Mise ¢ ee “ainda | erated near the motor which Glib in it rakeur bs 27—CGeorgia | ee les , ee ie stepenegat: if fe a ; he soprano; Mrs. S. O Laughliu. singer | an was working and it ts believed spots in its mak: up st , , ] scral ort] eli Laidwardsville . 4 su ak, §§ 6 Ww OCs. Orek, r p ' and pianist, Seth Greiner, pianiet. k f ¢) wheel ignited the ewe been able to judge in th nee il ath. mane: Every. l. MeGowan— Elize¥ 7 ? es so volunta- |” i , : -.29@ P. M.—Fur market report. [}, * ®P4 — oe S i¢ ; hy vi r . ats; ] h : : ‘ » goer ~~ " . 7 - . ° - game I saw them play. lone knows > Dae nee Stee. | nent, or factors iieeaiied textos Mies Byron McDonald, singer and f]| gasoline. The jury recommended > ae saree ae | ate a ou ace & , T mpany es ) ry hal ; : ant oH | pianist. |a bond of $5000. The ge oe coemegy — na sh aes | = dz , n arms um | wae l ami ) . any 10:00 P. M.-—Dance program ‘rom if ~ siya Ty lé ’ : . . yhich “4 sensor nay h ? shaw ‘Jaimiing he wirty » wal ' a + , } ' Ir mont! . x, as tl ' Lomraphiec as: - peeeelions . Pe ap Castic Ballroom by Decks Dixie Or- HIGHER FAST SIDE TROLLEY Bagshaw has develope d A: 2 i! , @Y igo emdIek did wher ax dey Sar ; ; ; 4 i. f ere | Ping 2 Cus *lanyvy charg ter in 4 : . ve} chewetra. ried out by the as iene eh Sage Pa steeeerh ot : 7 oN “Georg bs ais HA On wn ' : yh inahove new ey | players vie Pee | Le se Oe a ping” re Sagan — 7 living som r, ) ick | jwa i for} o pay h ) . firm or po! ‘Hiinois Commission Defers Action seems to be a well nigh perfe: ale "the men ‘Dect ob : :, bas MPSA ee yen Arna! ' : nr . . ) unles q sat ‘ ‘Seta pie | t 3 ns] | ) | . aap pao TE ect — _ . fi : : on Case of bast ™t. Louts ance of strength in ail department: liar me) year ' rj . . , ee ake wr rT ges vil arte orl po * ub y >. nate : ( \}' ee ote ¢e 7 an : . ch right han (Sto in | BIRTHS RECORDI FE a eee Cel esters oe au Post - Dispateh Radio Railway Co. e ; ‘ , ; } : | | ; : ,- . © ri , ah “ 1) % nmubpli P ‘ . r # hoy 4vune ate) }’ ree SB t f Ma w ul. punUunge—in fact the ; P ? ? } T ; . - T] . ; T? >T) 4 ho ; 4 ' 1] ‘ ] } ’ ‘ry ; : , | + ; Ae » 7T tay aan _ ’ a4 : ] ' . iT ' TT re ' Broadeasting Station SPRINGFIELD. T1.. Dec. 27 said oost TOF xwe men in the backfield ‘much | playi: : ) This pol- ae ' : “ ) 823 Mel To it woul yt mo KS D ‘Advanced bus rates proposed by the e.l Knew t] id rec4 better than the nters, | : ) an - | om F , Meet is Re Evanston Bus Co. and advanced ee ty tay passing attaci re] 7 and if Bagshaw is using is re over Rocky Kansas the only |’ we egge g P ate a joan im the State of T ‘rovid r s of can- 545.1 Meters peg pe er ag ae by the worked up 4a! rePcutj}o! S % ri ice game n@) staid ; Dinh. CORR nitae 2 ~ as ' , ' — — ' sade pread Fi a ast St. Louls Tallway Co. were the sm ana Ceivil nf zhi Sul disastro' Davilght weekday broadcast- | suspended until June 30, 1926, by Bame IS Gone With mor: nan shington, because - ratt}i hard- | ‘ . , ~ 2 ing at 9:49, 16 ' ‘ the Illlinots ¢ ommerce ( ommission ling ual average ski! 7 running at- Alabama team is not the sort ag wha 90 - Me Miia Fale scagliDe se BR gee | / cal , , na 1:40, 2:49 and 3 sllet toda) x ae = = ie tack the: ; het ss ui % . ; Aa : shake i a 2 - nina op . : ie shoes ‘ ‘ ' - ys re ' ane mou ou f ? » lau ry ! Ctiot all be tr ane Agri ~ aS and principal nd . their lakes, sit Orr neu M ( 18 Likely, however, lat som) - 4 r4 | } (+ Wier, ’ ou might , Le Al . ties lavin peo ; ) ition . Al rn ; 6:30 P M. Middle West, the Department -of Acjo0n 7 Southern . ——— — ° aS ete be ae —— is further mand Repor Sie rference. a erast plungt Sasha: Pat ieatilamide i ee aad oh CBee a ea ullding. Fou th an arket) facts regarding violations of this sone ; Broadeast ai |}| @Ticulture today announced that : ! : gong “f ey gl oy f riivverian Rm” a ms - «3 “+ ' ane what they ca o}): o St: rial Inspector | _ ReVUS OF IES0 ——— lightning rods are a real protec- : > LPOUERT a] ines i pty asnineg ii] ] L.@rja ane ne ; 7 i On- 2 wy os Wey Da . . . et from WEAF. New iork , Righthander Obtained From 's mn feetive met} . 7 , phos ng . dng | rien Lala m3 ition against lightning. Tnefr value Phillies in Exchange for Bent- eS ee dof about equal strength. The Shade ls Favored = (2 :2)'x"gecc"isn 0 ask as, 0:30, chilixens besteds aE KFVE—240 Meters he sand’ city people pr i¢ , PPP AA A A recital, Te eqit ley and Dean. re «4 8 al D f T ) . shail 7° ; ach Bagshaw is undecid- va: e the 1 has ove I : :] . when geese: eee ee FRIDAY. @:15 M.--Amuse laug farmers for pinning ee } (s ty vhat wila’ ; ‘ >i aba: na i ory lin b,: : O S eat odd | ; . ‘ i RADIO PROGRAMS Wwe of ae (9 ‘ . rer re ~ by Yorn ‘ R = ith in them " . ; - a i ae ; > = a vie ae ‘ ' re | ; fies Mas‘ Lilies ‘ rm) Nirs el aot ” : f,overnment experts re- , \\ ale ; a A£Dpeuis ~ im i r “ | nd J ntpsitpl ’ Dany Mite] indolter . |) port ‘Tightning rods, with their Californian and English Middle |. 7 , ; (Copyright, 1925, by Radi =e: oak anaes 4 candy Kids: asi m ‘ ‘laccompanyine alr tecuiente an + tute dh gap phe ee ee to Box 10 Rounds To- | U. and A. Fett, 6 ee " Pittsburg (309.1), 8. Li ares : nor; KMOX— ~— ground connections, when proper a ; ‘. vs é; ll 2 lal ga KDKA. : a ve 2 Once! , Afusical ‘he 9 Sesqui FRIDAY. i” Neon-- , ronado Hotel Orchestra Judges Preias and Bobring urge: 93 «f “ las eae nm * ‘ . ' vy , " ' - T) ~_ realize hj , Paine IN | IB C I ; : , : ‘ : : ot i NORE ° +H T ‘ rock- , - | aii i : | ge . ; , , ° ; / & " | els ‘ino tive ee mty we rion of a $20 oon0 “vA id ed as rege m ; ne Ve} 5 sires ae am } sa the : ; 7 LE Al H CAGO ?- M.D L 4 PLP wet tiva Bronsot 3 i iug ch enold retien ; | tion the present eourtho . . ‘ -~ ae ’ ie ‘ . 44 ‘ ‘ . a sac ad , > “ >] : . . A : — , . ; ! , he Phils : ; -presenting whole HICAG ) — ‘ -_ a e}) program ‘ | rhile Presiding Judge Hmilley east of the Rocky Moun-| 2 a eae aos See ered BURIAL PERMITS. phe = seemeeee , A, Dallas News-Journal —— tended that justices of t) 10 and puttersme: Washington ntley ws ren ! js one of the best organist: 7. Ford and tie nstable and welfare organriza- . WL music hour. tiens now oceupying rented qu ters in the bullding should be zr red ‘nf mnNoy« eu tha fire? 1m ‘ SC . er 4 P ‘ Qa ¢ showed narterha: . . @oast, and s0 sing ass uthern ) ~w5e & ’ ; } . ’ 7 ' . ‘ Pe | ve , ‘ } 4 ae io. -s . iT 1a’ . ' , n ~ . 32° 7 1i- sie . ° ts with @ q , ‘ i ran his team — pia.’ - ’ 7—T ‘ ' , ! HRusnau a! a RO \, Denver 4) al ' . i j- ' »” r ¢ »4 ; ; , . . . 7 - . . * ans , . i , ‘ ‘ ‘ a’ j . ‘ " ee 0 s . _" 9 ; o> . | .' . ‘ 7 7, : ‘ Ne to faultiess\v he games I witnessed agi. " eh : , ~ i clenct unl ] pass Ls ] + Bue se ; ner nce! $0, farm Athlieti lul , ety WLW. Cincinnati (422.5), o.a0 ifs tT . = “A choarea this ; ‘ id shud mm . aa 2 ‘k . ; TATION ty PO Ti yr - J [ alk § _ . 2 ’ r x . : ry" o- » Tt ‘ . ” ige 18808. 1:4 le is a in ae wae ne at ae te ; rating a ki —~ . Wm tee ee ee oe birians nan —oe Chicago Theater organ ret “irs. Agnes Masterson, at Jenning» A PRESENT OF $165, The Alabama Team. ROOSEVELT QUINTET ' wiack. 9 Fontenelle Or- om ' ' n ” 19 to 13 Dwi at the pa se of ‘Anacher eae Marw T, cher “ . ¥ , a ' sens b, & Sunshine program The F _— avuriy e ra TN) th ++ rt! a. ,us of le . at oT ne Za ve i | if Ail | — ; ‘ ; : ane - ‘ rs crit as Oma lala Or hestra . es _CEMETERIES cos v r So alah das Pd up FOF ras tied. so close was the /!nro ! ained in a game last .k 7 op Y oem eT ge A ne KYW, Chicago “ 5 RO, “"" WHAS, Louisville Tilmes-Courter WoOc, Davenport (493.6), 7-7:20.. — _ the 6 te gate telesales ‘as 4M battling throughout eee Sart Se. 2-0 Leuwinna, t, KDKA; @:00-eseh S neie | (399.8), 7:30-9, special concert.| WEAF Larkinites; 7:30-9, WEAF OAK GROVE revf of = ‘ ° 4) . £ : + Peon job's bedtime story; EOUG , ‘ . : ’ PG sceageal he ressiv Geet Ae ‘ , ies : th , —* - e.ephene & °) ; st sue eun it bee - poset irunnime guard, put the city teamat? ~*~ ' : o | te ;' a aa ' pues 10:30. Mi ; hestr: it, WQd. Chicago (447.5), 7-8, Kainbo ; —ae (oO?) ‘hi nea aS tig ahead with : marker from h ¢ by : 1 ol sagt og a - a yo - WKBM, Chicago (220), 5-9, “Bnew dees concer abrir oree duets: | UNDERTAKE GR SEI “= thal is Tesrea! ie Sritl cl fieid a ! although th intyvites wil yet , ; se sg eat 4 rel tre ar?tiats oa? , : “ligne “tes? re — ean Fores: 4784 fom, OF BOUT WITH SN F are n ht a: ead | | : 7 ua | Sadie . Rouge Orchestra, artists IP. Philade iphia (308.2), 7, spe- : . eS Se k rresponain; p.aye ' rs as G it 4 win ; | Parents Ask Police to Find Girl. | wRz. Springfield (333.1). 30 ; New Yea as | rain ; Goodrich Zip- GERAGHTY ° —_— - ‘ nmertr ‘ 9 . : } , a 7 ‘ * : ; ' "a } ; - ee "> 7 : ' Ma | : f pers d's : a id ~ ; ‘ ia : ; ; | i bch idee i Mey , : : Aa: co hes’ a ha : Varo ia r : a : - . - bt . D yt Lf | SF A ee nm - “ Pnetr eperd owever mak being a knowledge o! lave which te: f Mr. and Garfi once ; . oa * a | WSK. Atlanta Journal (424.3). §. Delmar OT63 Delrnws eiar st on . | : New Year celebration, ban a _ u ft iT thi and the @ Vv : a. aa 1] ? MAN c ' F Bs i. ] } rd ‘ Tm} ’ " . . > «7 : . 7 erital ; ‘ ~ , ecnel ip fo his. and a’ h have pa | | ran ) symphony orche ; organ recital, Ior “harle +] rrr \. ' ts - “ * . - ? is 5? j - ; . 4 ? . ~ : re ‘ i « " ¢ .\ . " " aa ’ a : . 2 - ' . ; , : | ° +; A r “~ * last night imnrough ‘ Ppiays bear! . : aa : : ; ' : . ln I0linist * Marion : i, ping of the ©) ' rt : Seneigon, 19:4 onecer PROVOST Vash. Matemen' No one woul ant t mn shor hots al foljo. iro i | pares ho 1! ’ pianis : a pregram of Irish mu- WIR. Detroit-Pontiac 517 Wit, Martford (475.9), 0 'NOGRTACTNG o~ a4 Me iD, Mh, a lO vg alee aoe Needh ; sits Sete 7 , lea: ‘ \dhkhette'« Mn : talk Te Nature) Umdg- ing of tackles ards , ibd ietanices work vet Notre ame ‘) once re? the bantam limit nn ae elie ee ee Teides

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~~ ee WHAT IS IT THAT DRAWS PEOPLE TO THESE COLUMNS? Mostly self-interest. Advertise here and reach the right one. “Bae Fs THT PSL A) PECEMB! > + > STERS AND ADDING. MACHINES AUT For Sale ee ) PERSONAL bee. a ELECTRIC WIRING. Eve. SITUATIONS —MEN. sovs _ SALESMEN WANTED _ HELP wTs. —WOMEN. GIRLS HOUSEH'LD Goods — rH fA . ow wel , rand | — 7) SA r= LATE SALES WEN—Live-wige —sE« i — cel E ‘ze B- r erdit , . = : > , . " rpemen 4 * eX Dem 23 , f urimeroe * , 3s ‘ — > ’ DEATHS PAST HEDAG —Entered iImte : ’ -- “4 at 4 ; jee) . edenck Paschedi COMING EVENTS — ¥ ore | and sceci@ipera ‘ ge Crane : a SETH INES . lan. 1. 1978 at 2p epee en and sours tty ou . tt r| _seferenice. 1 “3 , gg A a if : ag ee : a. : ae , - . ~ ~ : - . , e2s3 - ‘1 — ¢ = - = ' i™ , . 2 _* - » 'y a, ig - ; * — # ALF st o » a r Ww _ = - -» 2 . - a ae ee ——e _—_- = - ~~ a “ ‘ 7 ~~ a5 «& . F 3 . * | 3 : eet TTR. . iu -- "ion 7 1 } Ty {r 4; j { | ime = : iT} 7 - * o a - > Pi - x ~ iia . ~ iA y { 4 ~ * 7 - . : "? : - 4 : ; . — : - ° gut -. 8 i? : 4 a Le . . . . NG : > r “ . - ~ ” “ oe a : _°3 ; “. ~ . RAP} iRI> = ‘ anes AT ge - $4 25s _— 1a zas &A> . ; 4 « . iW art _ = ' . . : > ‘ - ~~ ‘* i, nd = = ou mea 7 ROOF ING MACHINERY so $319 4 Wanted —y STOVE REPAIRS a - 2? 7 « = ; “= - e - £Z “aa - eos s _ A we = : ~ HAFFSN ER— as . . = _ - . » * . oy ‘- ar reg or > — . - . a et ~ sg he & . « =4 So8 aveni vs — r , a. | me? -™ P - ’ : - _ ad . -- ~ ** a NI ees tae ty. premecs | eine. Joust Re || FOUND | . WALKER DRY GO "= [ cont 20m tenes *] . ye gy a ane | an 3 ¢ Factory, lth and L inreeo ; rire r a - ‘ " : ij , - i ; : “ : ‘ % . Pan —_ era) = «tele : Ba Broe«s ane Vvre 4 a = a a4 ee = a > _ ies pL - WALL PAPER CLEAN G ETS . 2 . > = . - —_— a a ; o - , 2s i Services at ieee eer we ’ ra 4% - ~ ‘ , ~. z « —_ ~ . - : a 2x Tt _ e ¥ roe te ate i(Paor a« Pe 4a =. . a! - re ‘ . ov . ' ~~ »*o* a7 42 = | . ; . ~ ’ - m _— . : = . yy rare ty Tr . \{ L S ] { \ T | i = interment in Beue ta fr e — - Lost + — : ita : > ©: 40 7> » Pie put” rT inde ° ~ ' —- ~ + - ; — "he - ; 4 e = . ‘ J . Z a . . . - . 2 a ~ > “ j . ri « e ‘ : : Pry “HOEN DIFNST— Loe | : ' 4 le ean - ¥ st &562 ~ " : ‘ . : Or TemT +} : aq : > . z Le = ae 4 7 . ee: | : a " = : . = . : . . —- - +75 io Ma _ = i. . - . - Po ~ 4 * . : _ ' ' th $25 o« ~o> Ie ww t a = ‘a . — : . 1. - . ; ' ; ‘ " s - F P ~ = e _ =' Ou % elo - “a . 4 ‘ . 7 aie . _ o* ° ; . 3 . : - = - = ad +s . ot Musica! Instruction re te DY jezz svorite instrument, 20) trace ls =f ~~ .- q(t Nery aT i oe Ss "ae Costin | - § - sma | __ 383=_Laciede 2. — —: : . mo | ee ber — i. nna - ee SE os ee oe tT SEBASTIAN—\: oe Crmeee. *s. t* phires i , : ta , of . | gtor rit nee Hospita os e _Tuaing : and Repairing FRANKLDD pete aah er iytnme Puce wa tes pees tegnen semen se th | S| oo ~ *-" HELP WANTED) sn tig te Spey | Reet ewe oe Ee os. 44 Dew a ¥ ekxirma.- 7) rarkt. ore — rt 7 A cao ° SASo T — Expert, 3- a a 2 ; : 7 si afa nt ~ ; > " 2 : - ‘ . a ’ - . > —- > > ~ - - > c . : ciate bhentevard Seturda ‘or iene : - , r ‘c HOUSEN’ LD SS aa : —— - a" > = . eee . ‘ ME : ‘ 2 = a? . " « eae a ». 19% . ' u ners .s ) 22 e321 . . N. BOYS : St. Francis Xavier's Church Intermen: 7m F . . ) ~ hone Las . : = ‘= - — _ a =H AW i ae . . . : l ll rt . : - . : - _ ae e le | > 7% ~ + , . r > - - j 3 : . ‘ - _ =. zt. = > ~~" - eS ° Mar : ’ prs a 2% s i Ss ; be Ys *. a ~usera rd ae a ‘i? ’ rT _ - " “a : : 3 , | ‘ . 4 sf a =r : - " . : « ” cts b as Tahoe er F : ee - 7 “soe MeGuin Sear father of Dania, ame et a ; . : - per aggre : : sRPETS Puraiture ulents . 2 . : ' fine plance smape -- ar . — . = = 2 a 3 ™ - . P ame = . : rs “HEEHA’S ~ - PROFESSIONAL | os | _ Te eee CU Sg a | pMterment in "1825, William Sigterr. > | BEAUTY PARLORS : : ' . : - a ~ ‘: Mom Daa - ; —a a 5 > Gad e - . ‘ 46 - _ - x + * - ~ Bs aZs ®& 7 ef a 7 . ; moe" . _ : ) a mem! ihe Latcer | of Mary Stats Mrs. Mer Gol . : Som : AND HAIR DRESSING . ) : Sh Pt shoe : »__ Fore . r , " 4 > 4 ’ ’ = * 8 cab et " - 7s — 2 ~~. =e Roads » tts) . ’ a ™ > © ser u - , abie > LAN Pia ode ’ s ba - , , ‘ . i °7 fa 2 a7 a — — - — : 2. . : . ~~ . fet ‘ . -_ =“ P- é alee =m 3st av " Ma Bad : S. mage : = . DANCING TV Ssr Wart Lrling wo. P rv — Z Deas coe , — ae ; ee” ero | st. Mart : Fergus , — ) nny = a A ee : ' . 9 “a Sm NUS of oid teathers: alking Machines For Sale say — ~ . , - . - mae) one . z ™ : - , : ‘ « . . . a! an) ntarta ‘“ a 4 y 3 Do . —vT . 3 ‘2 = . sume. : 2 os : eat wer = : ‘ as 44 ze Te ORAS. Cen. 4261 ar4 ee 9 - oe * ~ —= = > . . : ° ———— ANIMALS O™~ : . : ; : —F Dee ba : S¢ : 2 ~ 4.¢s ‘Ss . ‘= od s* aie: eo. s. oy ot imve 922 “ oe . se STRATITMASNS HAUTOMOBILES| *,, CLT ras re % Ne?) , ' . " VER. "Vip TT oe Sereging. Storage. Sieening ie! 9 Dm ‘« ; a? .. | 2€ia = — ik Re. — . * : . _ . — - 3 - - > > = . ™ . 7 Pak . : : Ny , : lltige , : , . _ . tT P Al ; at pric me 374 Lacy o 4.5 A : bt : K . 7 ~ or x ° —s ~— # 1 T ) . . m 2 ’ ‘ we Li} AL zB: 7 a 7 ’ Soy — : “ ei ; ~ “ ‘ : = 4 ICK + aba S gander, 2 | | Say Seneunal: mfeme, e Decieht and Passenger oe i SALE—WTD — yan —_ Ss : , sackeod. 408 imu 2228 6S Freight and 21 | FOR S. ——— S| some +s » vv . & ' : - & a 2 ~ mg : wool : ' ™ VW - : - : . — = a bead _ as : all S 4 fe ; ae : s Soca : Ping SET 4 PT TUE —" | in yf . ‘ {fern CeSELAW — to Tes pee SS23¢ | INSTRUCTION Ay Box 92 NEW YEAR RIGHT | me = — oa eel cr a : ee ae ? ee eee _*_ _ s MEPSCELLANEOUS FOR SALE > | ee, thet Sie sl ane = +. HNORSCHMASSN— -—s : “. : , ' ¥. voli witR— GOLD AND SILVER Pom 7 / t ~- - , i . a - s g * JA = o~ = _* . - mat e = karen susaue. dear mother 0: Mra) Dor So. 2313. W. ¢ — A = A el. - Ri = | 3 =. HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS New and us good con- beni onds. Miller, _ : : ‘ - ‘ ‘ ' ’ rw. : ‘ - 4 ~ " ,ON DER ~ ~ eed - , A TL« oOX— - iad rt ? am CARD OF THANKS | WANTED = pica | pagoda Fs sameeeh a8 3 eke RADIO - ©. da a : ’ . ~s 4 : ba : - - — . o ; Cilie Mare faueh's . ' ' ' : - . "RIMMER A Prats ei, For Sale a © - ~ " | > . MEN BOYS | P ERSONAL | CARPET CLEAN’G—UPHW’LS'G — : .ndwritins . | : NFM IT ITre ‘yf . : — : a : | . \ Siok 4 ras een Zeer — “ Shiy furedix eo. 8 and «peo HA _ —_ Tyr io a! we! ~ "ae? " men ewer! aZe “ ani SS * CADILL AC COUPE | ettuen * mr - - . i 7 . . ' , = - . 2 T ; ad . = - ~ : a 2 P ’ ~ ~* “| a 4 — ~ : : - _ —_ N } a - s > " . . " rit . “- S = ’ — : —_ . . -—_ . . - . —_ . = ’ ; : - - . . = . o , avtner ire af “— = oes 5 — = y reg su —~ a — i m Al the —- ~al . - ene et il . . pu . = : . _ poor ing = : _——e* oy pe a — pie Semi tres ofw sear eet : : SOS peed. « rere barceie of : AtmTe MOO RTT ~ co... ax i Sosa .~ a . . Seek 4 ened lt re ickhed } > . : — , ~~ eR. ; ' . Vie. Oulh Suaday ana ccasinse. |; ONE Kigabeth OT ourhin ef Ireland. | sono unas Dan t aacn ‘ rome iim3 AGENTS WANTED—MEN 1 40. ay Germa = men: oe ‘1 ming be ~~ | er ie : Rr : eur , , ~ - ’ . > : . = , — 2 o mn —~ a 4 © ) a‘ r ‘no leerth La gait : = = : ¥ rouara Oe. a i . . “ . é “ 4 rire . : 3 > - on ~— . Vea . “ acy a ee ee ee ; Pus = = i «a 3 ' . : . “ak - >ane 2 Juiok , cee 2. Bete, Dee 31. at 1° SPECIAL NOTICES . : — 147 oT. Ma 7 ~ Tis ars. $10 up and im go - “- Brand-New $295 T wet me Ty « funera! a ¢ ts - « ‘ " ‘ : — . : ra rt at) iy “= . - _ . ~ ‘ on _ . : = : : - ° sé —- REFR z ~v ee ..—? wd : - - : = . 7 Proecs Tain oat ; er . “ia “ ' . - > orehy | = ; ¥ _ 7 — : 4 “hy , -=@"" " . « . aed , a — - os Tver ‘1 ae -” , o . Z ad om $ : x r wa. " ~ . a PARTNERS WaTED = Fa TING - ? Leaeunmaber ae | Com 111 Lecust st. ‘ “ 3 Goupe— Del. Sare r eb le " , : . — ~ ; mAtiand Map.ewood ? ' FOR a. bargains ~s7Tee, - \y > _ ee . : ‘2 Chantel to V bebtalt o if a ‘ vs nee . , — gine " - : a ae _——s —e —s $223 | eure + ie Evens avenue Friday uo: nal > _

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THI RSLAY, TDFé EMBER i. ee s | HOUSEH!!_D Goops on ont SALE De EMBIT. 31, 1825 oe IF YOU OWN ALOT AND NEED SOME MONEY find a buyer through these columns. “®@ atta ait Ost DISPATCH 15 Seenitt _ W AIRS Sirengiy ‘ : ae . ‘ ‘; L . = " $s ° . 7 - > or is 4 , “2 . j } 7 " 4 _* : ‘ ‘ . .f —- - , . : 4 oe re : . ; . " ry — , : ' . : . ‘ 7 mr A100 .” AY Large arm ' sonable. «aba ~ rae rare TOURING nom: hoard for 3. ‘reasonal 61) APARTMENTS FOR RENT 5: c:y>usiss 4 scone modem, $4 Residences Wanted —_ ke new: $7 COM—Board optional, private family, | RAY MONI), S051—iaw m . front —FURNISHED ms zee. *. all Great Ss bi ne prepect wit! > ' - . ’ - ° . _ months tt . ss . , : 3 TF) ea°o Ne Ooms De fu tT ave «a . prepect i eee nace reagonal Lacieds 6449 | cash GODWIN REALTY ¢ aa ‘ HED AR oo Subyrven Property Wentes bad i“ want + ; “ys 3 ry HORSES AND VEHICLES Fa 1905 1, 7}| mechanicaliy perfect and guarantesd; | *OON ae ee desired Cabens coice | SOOMS —Wit : ' ) Der x) a 5 rooms, tile bath | 3 9 Post Dispatch. For Sale tras; $285; must terms. 1905 1 ) : H SIDE BUICK AUTO C : rein ) : HUMMERT, 3956 5. Grand en ae ee ee let? son and Lafayett Laciede 7¢ ; 1 4 Lol con Oo Creo: rs be 4 - At. the n: iENA 7 , Aer | ‘ cfAa 85144 . CITY REAL est TE FOR SALE sR SES— Agi ; 4 » | - (o4 7” ’ ; ty : ntierm A- pre . ‘ . ; : pment : . —- ; ~ ’ See Lowens'e.n. | ' Froudway ORD—Co uy ——— ee aasenger } | ’ - -room ment, Te aron + ROOMS, nmoT-Ww ATES | har. AT. oo" | 7 = ie al front ne 3 , 21 7 | CHALMERS—7-4 ry cheap, i , “ . e ) r 1715 Michigan (just a | rou! | r lots pear —— ert > \ ningtor ; Bre : : Cai i urdca’? : eller Leis . & lowe Leal. NTH. 330 : : OO! ap fayette fine “hot papernd ; a —~y mS at. : } A. royeety , te _— ; iret “lermmens ' ‘ . : . ae | ect } ' ’ hat rou ‘ » Oo! trie ' vat th eat nd ‘ pen OTTYV TIBTIENS. ins . $40 per. font shape GE A. : seareny: MACHINERY : , ff a ~ rtm —_— 7 im | WANS ; a RAT? OP Tar, , INGTON, 4933.—Refined hame- 3 . : a ea , peer ; é ne ‘— ' - ate (cA a! a 4 i ', : . — ' wae HS gn te Y . ~ 4 ceLent meas for two employed $7 a ro. : : > _ fe - : = a 7 :, % i . Sane - + Anda s INE. 4252—Room and rd: re leening * . mesial tt oy . Wanted ; » EOE. SX ou ‘ f ar . 3 - ~ Vane Tadeo wees | i r. ~ :’ pent * exce font menia — 7 ore — Southwest — —— ‘SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE . 6h —— ~ , ‘ee . : . . ‘ : a 4 . : . . . ine . ‘ : ’ T > 4 9 , _ : ‘ 44 7 sv? a _— ‘ ” : . ‘ : »-* 6.to i ‘ . ' ; : ; : rte . ‘ ‘ oO ter (jarace MI R AM Fx > large rooms. Ug bes for 14-fo0t b oa | FORD—Coup ; ' como . WASHINGTON ckhaenlid . loncy . 2g = . : ent condition, Bargain. GOT roon t ' . Pion Attra e) i? ; NSAS > — ef REAI +t Th . (oTd» | | , | ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY sleeping rooms: steam heat, every TON. 756 —atwractively furnish ANSAS. 5415—New 4 ro | (EAL TY. €€ ma - : ‘ , . ™ ue . } ; . . . . "* . . oo» 5 - . , , ' : tior fry z . arge frot steam heat " : , BO River: 5 RE ayy abt SALE For Sal RoOPDp. : ~ > ated ; : a - ; re aa . — ; = ~ . Sundavs. | Aiwave open: (6) | BE: stceuacping’ alos Uaretent Troms’ | ROCMS FOR RENT—COLORED riments: $1 _sbeee | Webster Groves | yee Se z . PY Ato adele weiios itor light hoi pins ent } S| aoe ~ ett n MINSTER PL L06— 5 reoms. fur SREMBLEY WILSON’! =-_ apm Or r ee: ae pln Pcie | — eon : 924s. $305 up: | ry , : - ‘ é en 8 he. lent : ee v= we! ac maw ' . th | “Write for ip of Webeter and our ww , ‘ e | im nvthing SB45A4 ; - ow * jn at Al Oot . : UELSTMISNSTER, 46.0'-—!-reem gepartment et 4 property c . — ‘ 7 , C) ne “ys 4) , r . furnished, ae): . pewerra, 2 } . | ee oe Tr TR _ Ty | = a ' ; " , WF hes _ S125 APARTMENT—$ 100 CEXDS hr ta Pershing: beatiful! rnished 6- pact y ee , ry - e habe FURNISHED, COMPLETE M U S | e A wl “ ; ee eta AE ree Ww , los . J ; ’ = : room efficiency, including sun-parior, gas« oe = , oa 6. orn :- Tr * ig i DOWN (fe e = 1 ; DE eleetrie silver, limen, ice, jamitor service Or TE iT DE f t XE > " tf . Bie : , : . j —. ; : - : . "© 4) - > : ' : ; ; 1? _ \\eheter ana err eon +s . 5 I Ww y , . } i si j ‘ — I ba) Pili ery 7 - >, Li, a ; } 4\ Sat autiré oct ee ations Instruction Ann istished - : aieetlin an ail Ginenaitioned | * a ——— furrished; convenient | iv: 3 ~~ Jecorated 4 1 i some - linens, |. | Sol it ' : iw U ‘ : - , Bia ry ~) cTvAY } R 7. iat 5, sdTl DT ( ne table lining larpy rite inetrament; 2 tren : nea 4 . wy . Oo as a North * « rh ENT arene inom & "eared ood. Forest 618 Iranktin some 7 5 — 30 0 _CO.. 366% .c55) | HEBERT, —2007—Room: Tight housmpkeep- | ROOMMATES WANTED B t U NING AP ART S | EVANS. 4028A—3 rooine, furaace, bath, RESLDENCE ™ (o4) ne ll » VAD ng aontaan ll oe on’ veniences | _ . 5536 PERERSHING $35 . — — T R i . , 4. P. AS 4, ‘OV PFE . nN Pyke fs ia? ?u housekeeni: , ISI AT} Vv Ls ' ehare inod . 64 @e77 forniahed 4-room eff! y: E\ ANG 4R04A_—8 os — light aa gue INCLI'DING F' RNISILUNGS uning and sy ring ; 14 4i. SS. Condit: ara rit a Tt oy se a ee | Th AT LILI fax VOTER Hta!l des light. ges — iver. | electric and tofiet Tm _fe7@) ; ‘La Furn. tata Fiats For Sale TRO TUN 5 | = Rh cea nei rt coupe, $8 a é ; T) |evervthing complete for | housekeeping: | Sores PARK. 4007A--5 Toome, al! | 629 LOCKSLEY ' ) Sees e UE ail new f rTia- tee. Feldman 304 ‘and RY m1 Dant. tires anc wp Tes 7. 1 eed oa r an or- fartni mnveniem to 3 lin Lit these apartments | todas Mans __ modern: reasonable sent... aad sacri fic (el3) : | . , | from new: extre Sent emote 10: terms. | fon Tae ) ‘ROOMS AND BOARD | WANTED premises. Ff ¥; | HODIAMONT. 1170A—Modern 4-room filet Heantiful brick reatdence of five rooms — > fino TONIN ert. $2 Do iritg. ahs ng : ae ye L. m 91 (o4) | RO 7 YM “ ND BOARD W . ; HOU SAM. RE AL TY ‘C0.. ” Murphs bed ont m beating plant. hard- and sun room, slate roof, copper gutter- w : } } * ’ > . 7 . : ¥ . 7 : , as “arf / ‘oY wood floors. S85! ‘ Ce WOUSE NH LD Beges WANTED - guaranteed ‘ be : - rat ent a is :, ? Lot ourl , “ worthwest . i ly 3 ate mily: best | sarfiel? es ec. CT_YDE af? FISHER R. EF. OFF (ch 72 as vor le Re ewer =! -, ye ga ' mm > lentiz Cistri«t 10x i ‘. } | = ces : , a eaut!! rubbed . i PRONE . ) : evening Brand-. touring. 25 per cent; COTE BRILLIANTE. 5959 ma jepateh.— / Pos | Cambri dg (court ‘Apartments .CLEDE, 3802—5 rooms, steam heated splendid oak trees: brick garage ie et- . , , soe . ‘ : La ' \ rm er Rov ise neet ree a tre | : , , A Wed re ; >» - 7 _ me | ) : at : —_e iin liana iia = — tached t« hensee and is heated: ehades, diref |. goods badly. bee rice . 4 ee and bod goo For Sale. 11999 yp iia ween (VOM AND BOARD W Fideriv lad 4° 17 9 Me P HE R yN seneg | NEWHERRY TERRACE. 705-4 Hep | tached’ ta, noone Sng swings ere com ; ' " i*. Mal ij : * s i rye ight S4 ’ Kar . j . > ' na , = - - ' : ; +» ' j / luxgturionslv UTTI IT st od : reome Aecorated low Tent . —, | . - - ; - , 7 4 . . . “ hK & = : picte rai “ x « 4 | _ ' rr i? t ar. ’ — . . e ; ¢ ‘ Se | . Z So th ‘ 1a 20M ' >) ey : > (LM .> : : ; : ~ o? ™ le - ™ ‘ . : . . . ~« ~ 5 ‘¢ _eaal ‘ 1? u : . _~ ’ ¢ . Te ry ; ; , : if . et ; 7 ’ | ? 4 ‘ Pei ; iré¢ Ai} i | ei a ’ | ' ; : , ‘ rye Laer . : ‘rr ‘ ’ ~— ~ + - ; ~~. -" _ f = - s —_ - } aa one . 7 ming I mu : if : The interior te heautifulls finish «4. har- gua \ iwe] ; tf Stor -_ ’ ny : ku ’ » se r) . - tire (ai) . ‘ : . ; é ‘ / . fs ' ‘ hist ; on - =. , ’ P . 4— \N egti¢ : ae « sori Te — . \ : hardwood floors. tile bath with Duttt- ROOMS IN SUBURBS ng roo with Murphy Ina-@or bed. one} oe r,s gp inerator and iInstantanevcus nes are moet complete. er- ver and dishes and can b¢« | t . ‘ n ' a ' +, = . ™ : | ’ ' : 3 =" a, ’ «t ‘ 7 . rier € HOTELS ; bot “at “at | a Ta r kitehenet mite a. 3ce am appr ated through inepection. n . , . ™ : lite P price and tere. Roadsters for Sale JE: ig pan oS gage me water. bat ay. nek uD. ( , apartment. $ ready in 30 d u REALTORS ‘ > g ; so ea , . } 34 a | — bly : : “a e... > y : ' 3 —¥ hu : . su ; pa! “I a | 11— - | thy B07 Talkin machines For Sale . esire | . ) , . rentiemen or cou! Humbolt 2461) 7 5 seen TAM: v1 erent, $35. (7 Garfw . 9 = ies ee Jy Api , t | , | oe RO) | green RESORT . . , . : 7. ' an . ‘RATS Sarftield S1A4 (oR | ; Fiorida , at te a Bain Te . rw is : 3 DURING EPRA K, (—3 room onnn we Ss REESE REA : ' 1 ' Ea 435 (near Tenn reo toi | FLORIDA ry “aes ‘ ; j ’ 1 s¢ ’ ‘ : ’ rOR Les a2 J AT 4 : ~ 4 or Rent : -* , Si ’ et 1 (hoelce reside ery 7] — ; : ‘ . ' ‘-, 4 ) — . _ “ rvon Con’ : r) wy TER - penne - kes log TAs y courpe.* on J] | Fusrenteed: $245. Mendennal. 1924 Studebaker Toring = | petty agers ee | rental proposition by week or. mor FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished ‘ons! ov agate and ] “FO , TER 6; f new Genera tires. | __t ctric, furnace | found, Address John W. Deblieux, Ope | ASHLAND? ALIRA_ M — South NOLL Y PWOOD-B Y-THE-SEA } ;& ss , J ‘ ’ + ‘ ‘ : . 7 ’ j , echs : ' creeping ret at! . 7 | | : FURNI D> FLA loder: ? Lilde (oRS) , : ’ - ' rN ’ . ~ - 2 ; JAUTOMOBILES| Garaging, Storage, Cleaning u: fe nna aaa me a eatteagte a om ag paNt wade AB TMEN? em Cc H tae ag nett s 8 oA ee RY, 2230. "$12.50 pe ? eke. | FAH) cient TES SST See eee SP SEP CAR SCMANOR,, | cif-NaNbOaH_ SRT—Nice doing room | HOUSES, FLATS, ETC] | taa'i2 ities peesani cay Giz] Semmeet: 3 vodrvome: Sis lees ae Paes ocean cod aiid = , ret 1! GHENA? ; 2 TY; - — > | ; > ——— sa : : room ~ : - o Pvt as rT ’ ; , ot - rH ne. al ’ A Trucks ’ $16 mont rivate : bape. — , = | we ; youl Wanted TREAD rs ' . ? pec An ' -| & roome. sleet . 7 7 . eC! , | . ‘ : Ay “= ; : : 4 ' . ‘ re : : j ; , ‘ ree . 5 , . . ‘ . ‘ nd .** a . . eee © i ‘ . epple APARTMENTS FOR RENT GLASG 7 51k ieht rr cae. | aino young! vineyard: 50 hens’ $1000 Northwest b* hetee + r . . ly 7 . Pony . rl , a > : ; n : . fun ; : ; bear ms. 2 a . arws ‘ ract lv furnite«hed ‘ : Wanted Oe) |] hs. ’ Bor ‘ymer ende aie Leo WAVERLY PL... 1746 —Co1 ig hou able DUBINSKY REALT' 45%! 4) oe nes Hospital. Del: 3493, sa il bent CITIES Southwest : vers nal > & rooms to Protestant fam- | , 1 ie ‘3 Fan 24 ft rvoms. bat lec | Merteage ¢ board with. Grand 0981) | ficier ee man a’ building o met FLATS AND ame WANTED Florida National Banl T?t } ? ‘ i } : . —— wa ' oe = "WELFT?HI. 2129 } e me. thir FLAT Wt 3 orn 7 Automobiles for Sale— West wens . : ; \s and water: new } fer Centra! pv. oo Ga Miscellaneous ATH: Nicely "tur cht | bath. 3 bedrooms. -poreh: open pete 2 ee en et A "BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES DWELLINGS FOR RENT For Sale Northwest DOWN ao wank co _— ea ene | | MARG - 25 re 3 i _ : od ii nd ’ c ; " P ) ‘ ae t J)! \f ra ‘ . : . . .f e4 , ‘ e 3 : ; one bo " re " . . S uwnw = A 6 Sees ah Ae ow —— For Sale ROOM meit =F [ye , z a , _ * e* ~~ °* iiecust D BROTHERS $1 : | ving. * “pepgaleens pA —_ Ft : , TT" BET Ey large 1 hall. bath. | =>7= = ‘Ol : ~ ai. mr plat tinwur n. \ t. . \¥ 7 a . ‘ : . é te : ‘ ‘ : ‘ , ‘ . aa = . Ss by ier. 132% (cB gold. brokes ) hs nal » Market, need, re wr te! you ki ar . am-heated r dE : aE , 4 large a - bev * arene.” 44. . . ~ he . — ’ - ‘ " . d ’ ‘ ‘ a f ; . GD. * y ’ Coretta ' 4 . ™ eee . , . . ' 7) DG SEI , \ ] ; Mater P _— ‘ . “ 4 ss . it 7) ree “itd * Pr COAL. COKE ane woobD ha a oy ~~ * a HOUSES FOR RENT Southwest 21h ~~ : Ae rT . West Wows FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE North | , | HOUSES WANTED % : ° ™t aun ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY pan sapere . roms. mt | } ~ ae Rone cea: 0’ ale North ; : ms > Y I \ aah A be roo jcarfieid W447 "“HOUTSA™M REALTY r,t . ; s . 3 ‘ . . : ’ : " —* he 4 : . " " | if hi i‘ For Sale ; mn @3 nt | . , : 1 REAL HOME , ; Super, will ‘ ae For Sale ally, «OO » Boag meets South . : 6 : 1-4% Cabannds new 6&1 192 t BUICK COUPE : me aster . -" +o. poo eine Le m nths to ‘ rete WIN REALT" m and = At TO enix hg) . dou POR ESS Pal Tt we LOOK NO FARTHER . + MCLOU iT ney me | : ots ne , Delmar 4°! se09 CATE™: BEAUTIFUL 7-ROO™M ois teats Joon tga . nd-) At ere waees tet ! FOR} Pai — . APARTMENT. IN-A-DOR BED. SLEEP + ) nace. decorate LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES .. «+ | St. | ; Cc : to sare , enone ‘chen. othe Delma: ING PORCH! REPRIGFRATOR, sTOVFE 1 | hoeoM PLAT. Siwew £5988 CASH al ‘ei | a. c i n nick : | e = ee — 7 INCINERATOR: JUST A KEAL OPPOR- " 41-4 ' } reem Central ia “t. Al es Al oo ~ ? tay ) , oe TUNITY FOR ONE WHO WANTS A ' | ¥ detorating - ' . 4 . onke - ms : “« — HOMF. : _— , : , : 4 STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES = ay Be lens nd Mm wh >] Spent a ~ KINGSHIGHW: | — GODWIN REALTY CO., 5245 DELMAR. pinut st | : . | a : o =. 5 wa ae F Pe x ‘ : tweter ‘ ,1e* _ . ons : . , , } “7 ] r ” 4 ; . b o~ ‘oe ‘ ane ee ’ 45% For Sale ti : | ) . a, wate _-adiee.t | ~BA4S - 300M APAR | South LY seo «Ast i —y MON THI) . ff oli ’ ‘ “a . . " oO: ’ , ’ ’ j ry — - we > " , . Ver roe . | j = ~t —— . , PT) ¢ 4 ™ , ~~ " ‘ “ : "at a4 = ; at 7 HM ueFTman ; , 4 ‘ _ i veo! - ; 1 , ; " sd . ‘ ’ ’ : = ‘ ne , ° : ’ e 4 ‘ ; : 73 pooner , | | _ 2 80. re asN«. Lh FEAT. 1 AKGH LAT. g73@ Cait . -— =, West . MUN PAKK -ARTMENTS > — ” . . ' ‘ . ‘2 : F ; , rT oe : oe is' 4 ot = @ 4 ai ans any ‘< c ee ’ , . this : \ =~ 7 ' ‘ oy : . ' , . , vti sé fee : — ; . ; : . '. j Ay , . ‘ . = . rs | rand-New PR ~ - : s Wy “ . - 1 - ‘ D : a 5 ’ ; ; bar @ain Mi: 1110 Lecust $995 Sa gotca? — k WAY, 3 Warm ree = ; SEW APARTMEN 1 Save _piete * oon as ® front amd one $3.50. tel 7 LEMENS AV gd , - ‘ . ' ‘ rycr So < . " bs —— *

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, q - ad * - . Peal Seiad oc dhey OE =n = tO ty - « ; + PP Bh A ETS rd a3 er + 7 ~ «gant at a " ST TOTS 1G POST -DISP A’ (°ST | Ts a | NR _ = Just W hat Youre Looking For' “BARGAIN L HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY DICKMANN’S PIRST DEEDS OF TRU JOS. F. DICKMANN Real Estate Co., Inc. 31238 @ Grand—Main 4111-4112-4: RESIDENCES FOR SALE North UNLV $4300. $308 CASH. 5.0 MONTHLY * .| a alnct “ + [™ “ J - SAMUEL Lit RT ee ak — i ‘\ = ~ "sa « ; . > = Ss ° Fa Y » ee av@ . ' 41} ‘ “s — ARx @31— . TOUT p “w a HT? kK “— re > : 2 . ~ ws ~ Aer " ~ a” s > ze a ™ A os STA . > r o~t woe Se — 4 HT i - : — vac aM MOVE (\— se (Ash S80 per ai" eon ” ee > 8th eo - ~e $403. SILVERELATT ~ . REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’RED ~. a e s in o : . . . ris ,7 4 OR ; 4444. as KOO : ssn. BO “rngie *.a* r . 4 2 > as ba: Be HAYS ‘ 403 AR Or . . MM! . i\* — 3 « =n en« = SLUG —_ _ 4° ~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS WANTED Ro : »* " rn . a BUSINESS FOR SALE SBA SS a ow abe . - . er | " . Beau ta? 9 rei by ‘sia “ ~ ” . : : 1 : ol 7 . — = wy " ~*~) — > * ; é — ww Del at or * wu.® . | ie @ * * ~ . = + “ = ae «' Nia “em GROCERY M! = “nese. Sx! . ¥ i‘ *- “j ee or - ~ a i. ee 2°? . « tart -s - . + A] pe! 5 worttee@ sleck a : » $ ~ Ss Third PaRDN . a ~ Pa * "Pee i . A Arp 14 = a ; ‘’ MRC» \ - ™~ * > = | 99 “,* o . ar AND bk ‘ i = : hay . ~ _ 4 . oo aT é a ee > a os ‘ ar) ot ~ « » er particu, - 4 ‘ ; Wrt_tiIxerr Me extablichet « — _ .% = : ery — 4 wT ~~! iad - a oc .+ire orp ~* ~ - - ™ 1s ~~ rine u Rac hecw s7*42 vas @) ROOMIN. FB sk — furpiened «s« ea Or a 4 : ee KHONG HOCSE 15 ~ ~oms A re.* >. “ae Wash: nal ~~ ' he. a a maguire te .- Piss aupoe 4 Rex ¥*¥ _ Peet T'* ata * = emt re ——— Ome he @ute 4700 Lapion. os YOUR 2 nll TSW ANTED BY SO — Y. And he reads the Real Estate ads in these columns. F ind him fomorgow. “we ae at AGAIN MARS REALTY COMPANY A HAPPY anv PROSPEROUS S NEW YEAR ) T Le nn LULL loo uer mann SS ————— ee We Wi sh a HAPPY NEW YEAR COMMUNITY ESTATE Incorporated PAYS ss 6% Geo. F. Ernst. Pres... Ho ,T* ae ; * « - INANCIAL| AUTOMOBILE LOANS Auto Loans' - Feinberg & Jones Rea Pagewood Subdivision “At the Th of the New Year TOMBRIDGE AGENCY REAL ESTATE i 4 A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR EVERY BODY . a. "WC ee SATS 7 200. pay bac MONEY WANTED “YS AHLEM Greed. Hours § am. to 8o.a. 8) a Paying termants are qutchk.ry found Test-Dispatch __ STOCKS AND BONDS ——— ——— == ss & We Are in the “Market to Buy Second Mortgages Real Estate NO DELAYS Available Immediate]; ~ VANCOH REALTY | co. S VAN RAALTE. 2-396 ARC ADE BLDG’ a weats. ap = SO —— — ——— ——_ wa — ‘1926 - a ~ 1 4 have the zood for- cr Walter Jones R E. Co. a ~~ * stnut St. 518 Che J.T. EPSTErY 7.2 een fice "wg Awsow D OF? EST eer 5 — + PRICES MIAED 3 is ON EXCHANGE 2 = A Happy and Prosperous New Yeai VERNON | us| LAUX Realiy Company Happy and Pr “osperous New Year . ** = 4 Garfield ~ ee - - —_ >” a —_ - a --* Liuttis ‘ mmoa _— i - - ” 4 @ernationa: - " Ay = ~ i iS wa ~ " — la Pe a ; _ — = — = - a ar °' F > - > a be \\ a he - . | : Aan “-~¢@ » a! oo . > _ — ; - ™ * nm eo 9 . p ~ : : ~ r — _ . ZOO : rey . ~ a ' - a ‘ : o* Bats an ~~" = ~* _ - ae per c o $- P : : oo. = ° ar mm — os : A =) rece: : ~ 7 4 was * ; = as re : 4 v7 \ e , Di i > J -~ li > = : , D . yAnnwinc ~ * | ~ > & F Happiness and Success erento ” Wal! Street = Ame sav’ ‘ ieee hemical Building % - a we : o ay “ : a >pecial Correspondent of the =i ; ° il 3 Leasing of Busines Property Post-Dispatch, + Dividend “re ~ > \ . : ~ a re wu : oe ce e d@iv'dend w Our Specialty mock market | ann "s LAs strong throughou There wer scuémg Gs 7 — —_ - — . vas eee 4 : ee ; a | ’ * = = — s - as — 7 — —* —= = - = —— ~ = —— [aeons if -. rai.8 : ; t : -e 4o “Alb ae rv & Cor m ny} Rene 1 "he : ert er 0) npa paral : , “ \ie i 4ouU 49 laa | “e o—F Oo a : . Ti.«aKle “may ® Vis ‘s man ients a Haprpr and Prosperous New he year " . lou clase & | rai . . lene «se Ooenr i Co Sie = 3 “7 » . ago Ma agg NITInNg > — at rear z= 2 > P £010 & 4 resicences and uid 2 iz As = a | OTM? every live days, : b tr . “£ — _ = — =—"rPac 75 = Gg i, 9 YW) % sue ‘ x o. ar a il - > a ~~ ~~ _— . - . : = - . : ° - 7 . rho ‘te is exelusive of business, apartment. and i tr in. 4 2 ~ 7 . ~ . ae A” : ee ~ J ra 3 ‘Te re ra af resiqence Sa les we solicit rour a 4 : [ , It a - — - at ‘ — for th . coming Tear. vo! - = * . Ni = . 4 | " _ si * 4 - wy > | —_ “ LM — Albert erry Olt: a — . = i3s r . neas « 7 4 . “ I « : a ndents Provident M went up over > . Loan Correspo! idents Providen A aai* theta! da ¥ > a rr Sse a : - Life nst ural ne *e Co. “A 7 =" LA iu ~ & _ SUL @ ® DA az " > Tm TY o- . . x | 4 = } > . . M. GERLACH R. M. mnee. than « 7 a a _* " Tews « - -. “ a ~ x ~ aes athractte i r - binations - —_ | : } >t . - ~ en e + \ H: \ + ner rete. @ ; ; : 3 - ~ > - x — 7 : fr nn as _. a: 2 5% 7 “g "ey 2 AS 4 = — . BEGLN THE YEAR WITH A 4 . 2 . : : ’ . 5 or 10 YEARS—5%% 7 142 or 200 Monthly Installments $ + Franciscus Realty Co. CHRISTIAN BRINKOI a REAL ESTATE 00. ‘\ rere the fatter eing Werner a % = 3 pe —— nN Dairs e : = ‘ wa ER rs LECEE acts 564s. which had such & . at My LL tote ¢ ('{ ) re Dreak ‘x ~ ‘hree days at S HAASE R E.- es © was active ying of certain railroad bends Wish All a Happy New Year heary @derman 4 for the same Mw AS dad's prior lien A 4a. sua. From the ac*t)or af T*nited | held —_ ' . tes Govermment bends and the ert Yings bank railroad mortgages | o—s market evidently was uncon- a 40.3 ed aheut the money outlook. i m = part of the tliat vas very aor ee Is convrer . o b or ‘s the , - ; : week ‘ast *Ts were the o |) sues. There more irregularity in the [5-/ D o 7 rs ne New York Coffer. ; sow TOR the Associated a = a. oe go YORK Der. 1 —Cotran. Rie Moline sy —_ 1 No 133° Tatares oa » Ma Rivers’ Stages at Other Cities t Lo ype, | Pittsburg, 6.7 feet. a fall of 1 of ment of feot; Cincinnati, 14.6 feet. a fall) ag 1 ef a foot; Cairo. 3.1 feet, «| oromene eo 3 of a foot: Memphis, 6.2) — @ tall of 5 of « foot; Vicks- 25.9 feet. a fail of 1 toot; w Orteana, «4.5 fect. a fall of J & foot, 7 RENTS, LOANS AND INSU Suite 504 Wainavright Building | ithand Chestnut > | (sarfield 455° (;arfield

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCE THURSDAY, | Chicago Stock Sales BD iaccaaas TO LOWER PRICES VEGETABLE MARKET = — a + mw STG ie | NEW YORK CURB I. aragy Pa 2 erage RULE IN HOG MARKET rvcatocs mary steaay, wun 28 | Weaker Undecrtone. Im. : : : ! 2 ‘3 ’ . - _*- --—— i . : : Sle } a ' : ; , a , : : ; AL i« " mul Lr ” nUF, bec oe ’ 7 - ; ‘. "T° 2) 1" so i Pe — ' , j Ry TY igo I 7 "| 4 " ¥ = ; ‘ ater was Larely sf 8™) ‘ . 4 ‘ ‘ ; “ / ‘ Nf Li \ Nf fw | 1er( | ; : tor Ks ' i 1 . ) a” 4 . — Th ; 2 : , a , . A ; " ; : : . ‘ it ro] ° i [rand wee tiv «i A The * . 7 ad . he Exchange t ount t ' ' , ‘ ' at par - Tk _ , ‘ : oe ct - = . , o , 25 wt : Sac mde ave posterday au) +s : aa : : at ; . . . 7 ine »* s . . aad = . ° . . ’ ’ . . : ~ "/ VV , La ; . , . " : "a ; " . : ; " : > 7 : elev eo; ae : lowe. ne Cate AnD . ae a . ; “ I ; ; si > })) | " 1 ; ’ yest [’- ‘ ’ . . ene ' } ? 4 >a : ; ‘* ’ | , _¥ ae rine’ * 1! - . . , - , : : : ‘ , 2 S : . s*..* ~ . > - * . ‘ 7 ’ ss _ : : : > vee \e ; + iM vam diy fre , ; J ; m™ ‘ ‘ rf . j ; ‘ . ‘ : . ii : ae “ , pt BF er =) o. j "Ty ) - i +2 ’ ' , : a. . " : > w , ' . ara Me - i a 4 ) Following is a complet lis ra) tT D he kx- vi miitte vhil 7 “, ” :, , ; omitte : ll pt , phe | £ ; ag wr $4.25. WV? CHEST RUT ST lange vuring , sessions lividend ‘rates, sales, highes -- : uattnan BO’ Fea! Pam? @ i, , wb: >” : ; , . nNree ' , ; : *'o . ;, ' ry’, , ws, - \ wea ff : , ruse | I, _ ‘¥ " = ; bia ie $2 6 QUALIFIES US TO opageeees mg ae a a eg . ere . | te iA ¢ tra ee E nt d I 141 14? 14" ' , - 7 +. POULTRY MARKET . ~~ , ©2235 per ; am \ 1 EST ATE INT RE ~ a pd PR ® | : | | 5 » “Bre he x v , me | 2. ast) iat? 138 | re “4's bee Prices are Lower—4.ce-e Quo- ie. aey be ~ "92.28 a yen ine engi ‘ERESTS yeeernational “5° 1 tation weg tee ter Year for You tonal and in part represented yea . . M1 , ut P | | “t.' gat, | ADA 1925) 1s ! | 20 Great © Dr.. 136 1153 72 ees . te 2. a | ton, ted. cabbage, Jc yr pound scistme! i] I. wt . ‘ i , ‘ , , P } heorer to? : . . : ed $2 Sap Cl? nd a ,WuUsill ‘ , , 4 ‘ 2 ; : , e 4 : » : ; . y TT ot , ' avi wy : ~ ie =n ' ‘ , G1. : ; luriew . asec ' f foo "The. Meaica: = Co ’ i TEIN SO i : = then an : , , : | 06 3 4 er) . 'TTER — Creamer extras . o3 ate ; ND Ss N rt ) Wi | 3 | P ner I : | O bi 5% 2° — —— ot a tandards 46c: firets ¢ic Shae, eT le 4hau \ \ 7 A nd Wagner Eiectr! As “OM . gh . " + , : yoy 4 M1, Sy 1. 4 t 49 Ky Ele Oi ' e3—— & mcking stock #0c. n | hel Lou. siene s4 Ct ; % ; 1 } : - ’ * | ' iy le se : ~ . Pn ee va : ad } all re" MRE YI F-orida fancy. + Dae ' . ' ‘ew Orleans @00e to 4. Barnines of $ . : ried by t! y ‘walker tric | : ~, a ; Co 117 mp Qi; « : .} 37%) 37% 1 —— wero oe , he = a te! ee H—Tesae; $1.75 bu Darke fe reported by the Ely 1 : BA : | | se Sad 3 37 3 : ian ) 3 BEANS—Fiorida bu. ba ; Goods (0 Pus Sum Prepres | ** : ‘ ; P ‘ , j i] ‘; ‘, s ; " my .? ‘ae e*. “ - ' r oP 3 . & « - ™ ; 2H : : ) ~ , , ! ayy dele: | 7 iS is. | ” ) 7 AKKOT lorne-grown, 50¢ to T5e pe Cite t ra ats an earnilis re 19); P58 J bert. » II t bo? ' . +, l*. o pt i» OF re 7 oe p~-, Tyr, = La SOc per dosen bunchrr wil en S an the mimo! afoc} of ‘ , ] ¥ 1.4 1.4 _ } +s iD 4 OT . — wv oe “? ion -4 ' tf) a/) ne ye u oon $3 a | ’ , + or 75 per bu beske: - “ ’ . 2 | ; ' , >}. : ‘ . . & ‘ a. ; ~ - "2 4 2 ‘- ; Ti . TIO’ ’ ‘> 1 . ; aid . 7 ' ‘ ‘ ’ owe « _ - _—-_ ee o- ye * ~~ oy _ ee oe - 32 ver 100 Ibe he compat). ot 3 per c nf on . P ° ae ; ; ; , . ; 2 | i? I ‘ rr " . ‘ ae : why? , + f ‘ é ‘ . a ” r a. me ‘ , : : 2s : stock > ‘ ‘onmpany, et O “se ae? } | ' 14 ee 26? , 1264. >? ee! on Bae Tt thes , CHEtSh— Nurthbhern twins 24% c: ELERY liforn 1 3 mon st o : | : ay oe : 3 nibus Con 1s Ls - 25sec: daisies 2O%e |. “e+ >: ~Califort large crates, $ _ a7) ‘ efor , ’ 4 i ; ii ? , -' oe . r ' ,- ‘ a we , 4 " @ say 7 T i, yabic Jan. av . . : ‘+ : _ . ae | : ? ’ . “- . . , Z ‘ 4 x : . f ;* ,% 1] j : i : ae : "© >a ri’s Pa . , 5 c . ner h ’ : 4 S. ua . ‘ - | Oe: by ; .. - ~ RO ae ‘fn si. 50 per bar : as as ‘ ‘ . : . : " . ‘ - : ’ “te > * ’ { j “ | ; . / *' | ) ‘ i : ‘ 4 as ‘ 3 j . - ' si . , 7 . : . O . “ . - - - ; , | vs s . } % bu creat It by ly LO All went, putting it lid m1) SLOCK QOL ) ; . , : : 413 , ae Ov O83 1 ek grt 1¢ 58 +. rn cs a : i ; q af a me. a fe a | . g’ r 4 § per cent annual basi wont , | > Inv . sf 1 6844 MISCELLATEOUS OILS. Se ee + 21 | gy ber dozen Dregeed eauabe * gietess pee tN Kaien. 20.9) See oe re ‘ > “c* ; Be : : , . . P . “ ‘ ‘ 8° (ri ¢ oe a ; , : ' ey ’ ) : ‘ a a “te 3 hn nA ari ark Othe , . - ‘ ae ess anc success i a ’ « ; ty my fi , ae ’ ’ ’ 52 ame) i306 fresh receinta i'm eoac SUARY! Ov. ane $3 to §4 pe , , ‘ {4 sis : ,? > L *y 2 nditio 2 ner dozen ” . ' ; ‘ A} " j } } Vv re o; 9 180 12 4 } & i ~ me Pere loose in sacka. TM: be 1 . . , ; é ‘ , ’ . ‘ - nid 4 , .* pete : ‘ s ~ A , , . Pad 4 - / : H« . ; , , ry ‘ ‘ ' , . ; ’ 4 . ' : . ‘ . } L" J & }’ ya " a, . : ’ wi 4U., roug: ’ ‘- .* : ° Wall 5 , . , ; “ , . : ; : PE rFP S— FF ais treet : . ; ’ ; tt ? ; i } vf . *%, ee mid ’ nd Ww eight etc. no we des 7 an ' ‘ ee , onda - . ~ . ‘ } 1] ‘ ; ‘ . *% r? ’ & YP . } j ‘ 7 ) i L : S a ' ! , By Bi 4 , y at sharp re be | $e) ; Texas C ; eG Fin 4 ; . 3 6 wv yy | benert ic Sp! tra tye ‘ to lSe per Ib $. — rh 2 Chaves. i News and omment ' , , bey . ¢ on * : 5 wt °% ." ; ‘ Ov ter _o oS “— | een SC : a ae: x ae -, « . SER yey re ef te ' ; , . : . : , - ow od ‘ ® = , ‘ / ; ; an sv 10 —SPECIAL DAILY— me | ss | | Rord Mo G, 34622 * ez * Go2 *iget | frown Cent J@ G%) S%) S4| 2%) 265 Wmes Oil O | 16% 16% 26% | emCAGO, Bec. 3h-—Fouleaay a Sy Sistas 9200 Ole , ; : : ’ . . : os x w ' ’ ‘ ; sa titb se ae , ‘ on ) o. , ‘ . oo a2 : oo > @ : i. nt m4 a ‘ o> , a vee - rts : $3 to $4.75 Ye: Special Correspondent of the —— | ; 4. ; ; " ) : - ae ate Ma ‘ 4 joo ot 77 AG 7 " , ! -Re crat 1z01 7 $ ; a — bis Bos > » . A ’ . ’ 4 pe? a “ ‘ , " » * ii , } } ’ . ' : r Be. ° ea - "e | ‘ ' } be , . ; * ’ hu sai Trip» ; of Businesk Propert Vv Whe. Post- Dispatch, ridend ratee as given in the ta’ , Lo gee . FR J LOR t, 109 108 rs | ) a © " + | ba) ; | Oty Shy) 30 anadia: r rather slow. mar | ‘STA GREE. Texag, Bie | . i Lhe Bie ei 7 : eo ecia’* , ; By “a . ; , ; ral , ae i, 7 a > @ 4 . eh Kk 6 sar kKed ind wit ‘ 7 et: Alabarna. $1.50 ser P . ie Ak \WV 5 ‘ ik} - i’ a . . ’ iit the Aividenad intent: - ? ( » ime of omgrinai ari j » i} ; . f ‘ ; . ' . ™ i A ; a =! . , : ~ Our Specialty Baeday of 1920 the stock mats ptherwiee noted ation or specia) Ccivicen S ” oe: a ae vs weeeoe en: . : ta: : ' . vr oa | ed rusnet pad > O a on 500 per 1-T car. ° - wal ineluding tras. “ i ! -_ ) at , te -B a | . ’ , trong through ul I er ’ re — : . & _ = . : . ,~ ~- ] ré P ; > - -, ; . , . , > ? i yr) a.) ' ‘ ’ , + , 4 | , 4 i . , ; a ‘Ana ie S1° 3 Te, - . " ‘ . : : ° rv} r " { , for Ll’ ¥. " » 4 . ao I ; | ’ & : . , Tece it ‘ a : . . or? . ~ b444 VT oid Iceberg Se Se = mevancing prices in nearl) | di- . . 7 , : : 2 , ot — at on | Sect ina nice ane a:| Future Grain Prices '/WHEAT IS IDREII AR [esete ge 2S en eb Bae Teo 2822 | ORLA RPP ow ue nl een ioe intends, Mage ARR Bee Terry & Company AN} : mori. es tbs : | ec eee bik glen Lat iy. "heaay hens, An “higher, 30, Sarat St Hy view , aA NTS tk HANG! ' 2 ‘ 1A] - } ~ ; + but te : , itor mgcec . SAV ERKRAUT——New city make at, MhRCHA 2 é' Sh | prie fo ; ae 3 ‘r half-barrel for caske: rv > leve 77 s ut ‘ nd of : ne oe u r are r i Cla ef he ” . . HH % ' | . Me ty wi. + Pez ‘ =m ye an} ; a oa Happy and Prosperous New Y : Lat caibanl p oe | Hans Of togay’e nih tow clusiix, ang 2 8% 18S | ep go Bb) 28 —————igh-taw tines [Extend Re to seme: crcomel roma tobe _— a Happy and Prosperous New Year,” #hey« appeared to be little | vious close in local markets and quate nes I -., eae BOS _ | ee a | Sk secs)” 480° te ot wt crate taney, OF 16 Ok ‘e 30,50 lling 4 = " mul , ' 2 . ; ‘ i did . . : ' " c D ‘ } , " i j : : : ‘ } ; .* . o whys . | : ‘ : . ‘ - | ’ ° . - " - jn . , . . -~ ’ ' eS antl | PRO ‘ ks bou Y on rillay a ~. a mae ewer — , ' = ~ ge ) | 4 ’ ; aon ) the Poet-Diepatch > és ' : _ " ‘ . . “— e - : ~* ~. whit fir ; Nec "1 — Marae? intereet ; ad of business. apartment. and industri les we solicit rour business ‘ . manufacturers mtive , sre hand to-mouth Some pujlec ve A, - within 31 =. double A 4 chotce eu b eid ys ir 88c to 95c with offertues Meier ee ee : est 7 | ia ee C21 8) 20% 27 1 BHM! Bes | Cras | 3%) St) Nese Con joo 10% 19% 19% “LOCAL “FRUIT MARKET Public Service Corporation ondents Provident Mutual tee ne Dg itaicay FRR etemd LAY WHE? "td her | Oats | ae Tree a ae ° | 2 | North Butte ....- 3, 3%] oe aoe Neminaly Seal of New Jersey e Insurance Co. ae St. ‘Louis-Sanj Francisco, | 7" pzci:3 | tring ih wheat but, aver net fractional 1 ¥, OC ¢) 78 $38. 450°) 43. 1 43 "| i, so Be? te? | Be" | Pacttie Mil 23 $2. | Bete] _ sr. LOVIN PRODUCE ROW. Dee. Si=-| geeasatt tte, 96.0 Cammenom Seal a T. TERRY “A De “4 tl — Sedge tb: fad ¢ a December ‘not. be : . 2215.21 13% 211 lene G Min) 9 1 ) 3% | Swift Interna: |. apt) 26°) ae ap arket on ac “Ot | Dividend Ne. 28 om 8% Curnulative , af. HARTNETT * . =. tei he Dividend Ne. 12 on 7% Cumulative vorks : Som, Tete | Dividend No. 1 on 0% Cumulative ate £4, $0, to “ eee Eee ) we ut as the ihinarein } , p anil | — ; poy en , a Bt anne pepnaagye Z ' . ace” a 17 15 'tinan beauties } o $1 win@Sar@ | ‘The Boerd of Direcears of Public Service Cor- NE YEAR| ! : : : .s 7 . , ws : ; Li th & ti ly aoe. t 1é } a a to $1.75 and jonathans $1.50 to; poration of New Jersey ae Coe dividends W tor puying Pr tn | : | | | - eipaiogell peel 5 , ; “| $5% liee? 5 ,- ) ! , $1.6: : | at the rete of 8% per annum on the 8% Curnu- Boner | oni i tne tok: ‘uti le RES : a roe a; ) : Ne 7 | | : Cheese Market. ‘anberries were steady. Eupolies and | lative gnnet on ock , being apeyht, 2 oo | | ; ; ie fic \ ! ' AL week | Mu-« ' ; , | CHTICAG* cs The lemand wre Qt TATIO® » Be cmoet 7 7% & Per anraum an the 7% Cumuslative st lil ’ : ——— —, ct : . sans ; : , "7 et ruled lly stead ry nged OE eH! Mb ing, one —" Preferred Stock, bang $1.75 per share. at the rete TT | }- Vy % (R WITH \ , ' ? ably Lés — ar | . ad ~ , ' are mh she | ' : * - Fe t me ” : wiet ¢ *. PRA NRI AS ese to 526 per > — of 6 on the 6 ative Preier- | 4 > | . | , : "Pn > \ A CRANBERRIE Cape Co owes per arwuan Casrrwsi : ’ . “ ' ) | uae P i 4 +2 ae z . bvei! | pedal 10 f $10 bh) er | : being $: s0 per share; end 3: 1 per , ‘ a a4 ' ' : ; ; . . ° , " . per % ate “~~ | , GRAPEFRUIT—Florida. $2.50 to $3.75 | en ae an oes aes Ce for ———— i Stat rd of Nev Jers and er Nu cor | , are ~ ay 75 . | Che quercer ending Sesame 90. 8907 Div.- ) |: N\ tl Al | O AN penel) 11 “> ae , | of : 46S § 1 pis nm OTs Te : Rough Rice Market. 100 dervis are peyable ember 11, 1¢85. to stack - 4a j y J ri | it ve gag | | . a tat ' 7 - ri. Tw ORT PANE i $25 hoiders of record at the dose of business Decerm- It cons ul | , “ 1+ aaa 3 to —_ ber 4. p25. v s . 7 : . . , > Da , . . " : ’ ’ , . ; ' . : . ; yt? ’ ate » » .t “ean ics . } ; . . ee *. ‘ ‘ i : it “hanged 7? love a i si ‘7 . DOMESTIC BONDS. Monthly Installments $ BAP 70°" "2° OIL SHARES. ARE PNG, Sen SHO rete | Soar Bae Hs ES ages ee re carr ea Bbe sock w PROMINENT ON CURB “a : a SCUS saree Co. : Pe ec ae Oe i aye Pe onds of a Fublic : ‘ . ar | . . . 4 : ng ites : ‘ 4 : | | | Y ’ a . : %, : | ' _ | ) % : ) 1 ? : o The Bond Market. . marid , large 74 , hopben’ | Rep M3 ia Rt -aayl | CSP he. 4 4 | eAvy de nd for sea- ie sag a. , : ; | ' ; A t+ dig r St. Louis Hay Market. First Mortgage Bonds secured by well-located and conservatively rk - oe onal ric | $80: No | e” alfaltg I | HM 48 1 y ) financed public garages are a very attractive investment, according Trade Mark resis‘ered. fe The day was further charact 1 aie Latin eo ae 3 @22" choice prairie ha 7 : ) 3 , Stas: 98% 99% 99% 99% | to a leading statistician and investment expert. , eet th Heap pcan y orgie al Extra Delaware-Lackawanna , , 56616. P& 1.1 I} 2s . . : § 95130. 127/13 : | AN BRINKOP , ir gee) the 1 er genie nd. Louis Cash Grain : 4 ; ‘ L it ° a : : | ; 3 Wo by tax selling. |In this lat-| ow york. Dec 31.—Directo1 ange ot eat giate. jmlet om . : Pi, Eos i, ae ae te Bones The demand for parking space,- already strong, is constantly L ESTATE He ie Interborough refunding 68 | ein, ane 4 today declared | $tetm@i be. Ms. mines Eee ML | Seite Inter 44) 20% DOK) saie | Phil El Gx RAGS 108K TORR increasing with the increase in number of cars. Available parking 4 4 A . —”. a avions | Sve! — 4 “ye ie ~e } ¥ QTa" { u . I) ) Ji ¥ . . . : a } hare | | : : | space on the streets is becoming more and more restricted. Public garages are approaching the status of public utilities. 3621 S. GRAND reir ) Mere break two ori three days | &t tis tims year divi- |. ea iesDerr a2 ai geared , 17 We offer conservative First Mortgage Bonds secured by the new R EAL TY C 0. , 4 K. Then. too, ther ras active L sanaghlpageall candy 1 aia ry WHEAT FUTURES ERRATIC 3 : a. a! rea. Pali 6 14 1: 113% Broad-Wal Garage, corner Broadway and Walnut Street, St. Happy New Year | Louis-San hanes tg ser esl | aie ON CHICAGO MARKET Tung s 48% 8h) 8% CoS 8 RON BO 26% 963 Louis, which will yield the investor 614°. Ask for full descriptive Preight Car Loadings Dec! 4 there | Ss seal m he same| WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.—The/ Cyn Doc Sieobeterset turnwen] Upceee a) tel Bret) bo%/ sre BF: ig 2 O% 102% 208% information as to these securities. les Government bends and the | = Ly “5s o tej oe y= - antenna “aie tem . = nat PX po pu 1 44 O aS ae , . a Inti 10; | ? Yings bank railroad mortgages | io - ‘ I . iT uf . he ra ' ho 3 ‘ rn ning the ti » me : " mar . “ N ' sie s* ee et See PR eer es HT tees 4 A

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18 — ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 31. 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH > ——— BULL STOCK ~NEW YORK STOCKS (COMPLETE) NEW YORK BOND MARKET — _ er = — - ——— ——— 2 Popular Comics News Photogr: > x e \= = - =Trat ~ - ‘ : ‘ ’ . % : ; ~* e , ) . a .¥ . . T.- = & --" Fre > 2 x 2 7» - - om = = ——— ro s ie 2 | ir ae Ae ean mF Z rt. s. .. es as io @ - J sa a. as 4 mw thse ar OES BIRR od : = = ale - a ‘ vam _ ” te a: RAILROAD BOND. i~cing to 26 Ge ~y W YORK, 1 sal . : — t of sales highest, .cwest and Closing prices of bonds trad n on - — | - . ~ - >+-~ -+ - . ~_ o> F . . ~ + ~~ — - - - as = — - 4 = : " . _ . a ; ’ a3 . . ~ e - er? 7 ™ a ee “ . - ; ~ — . = w* e — > . . - . . " : . . | , * @& the Stock Exchange toda sa.ies Oeing in $1 ss jrten SM’ P @ 49 - " " " eta ~ ae * : Ss*2a . a S2a.e {| -*GQ é?-—.%9 ‘ ‘ ¢ " oa & — : , : . > “ = " : 4 “t . : > “- . —_ rt ~—_ es ~ - & - + - oa . > > ° > e & = - > > « ~ . ; ‘ ~~. ' on - . ' 2 a ~ ; | : ,er tthe easly Gene Bi est an ost pectacu- rhe ter . : — - + _ — a -=- FS —f Y ? | ‘er March ap - yi = , ~y ’ 4 : = =. 5 se ; ' : a rs - : , . - ‘ > . . . . P ‘ . . , 4 + : -_ : i . ~ ~ , : - Kt! be | eR + $6, . 4 .| GOVERNMENT BONDS. | INDUSTRIAL BONDS. si NYCHR'S "ft | wae some Lives lar Year in History oi! , : sine? rice €2 tintreas . ti% 464. 4 : ——— i em a | i}. 7 . + } . ; ' , 4 m = . . " . . . . 7 ; * - am? Cl Wi . a “hy ‘ : =" ~ a Se ee : af “_.. es . ‘ za = a * af | Wall Street Closes With | . Z ae Oy olen iy Seaiges Ree: eee ~ 34 . 89%) 99% ro R dus ' “s et late ae : - * _ —“- —. 4 a «= . = oa - . - - . bs . . . , rd sl “ = . 4 cn ' : - : . ' -s bd , ‘ es 7 = , . — j 5 ~ oo ; - . ~4 =4 ms . ; * e *; : 7.“ i ~ 2 SS gh. t. : STOCK MARKET AVERAGES ‘Ee ? MMi Hf gt Te ge AT LOLA DS LOLR1S 1OL—R1S |) “3 NS dene ee, mai cee Se] gs ae te on ee ee co . A | . . s , ab % . a . ~ — : i » i - a =| Ge = ~ = . . . .e "= SS a ‘ . * ; 4 —. — _—— . r = " 3 7 . Rs : ; . . A —e > _ ? 2,000,000 Shares. 4 ee ° ‘ ' a ® & md ‘ ; s ° hi . wee ai a8 = . : = - . / ‘ } ‘ : - ~ & : : cas wi 6-%& S o in r % “2 and +) Se ; ° . 2 . , . *s - > . os + SF e. 7 w > 2 . ‘ ‘ 4 . 2 i4 . > 3 & —— _~— ee, Oe eee o fs » >. - . ‘a : 4 o a ’ — oo »- ; Ae Pat say . : : . . ‘ a - - 4 : 7 ™ - ; . ~ —_ + = _ =. os . = >. + Me >. . — - oni , - nd Ms tLeased Wire ft reve the Sew ork . 2 ’ : 4 “> an a ’ + bs) ; Ts : , r —— ast , - —". » - ‘ - “eee - . . ‘ : . A : J s - > 4 4 a” my a _ - Se } & Rureau ef the Pest-VDispatch. . . : i 7 : 23} 4 &« > - ’ = be ’ : - & W 2 | ; F —arsc . Z = a - . — ™ ® > > . . . - > ‘ , : _ = asin —— . 4 - 4 - -* . = > . - i« : tl wr - rs = ’ *: \ - . “ : — “+ “+ a4 7 - - . -_ = * > e : = 7 * . - — . a 9 ~ : ° . ‘ . " . , ~ . on - -~ ~~. a . : € . | : 7y s e % ee : . 4 4 ; a —_*s . ‘ ‘ ‘ : : oie “ ai. | Chicago Cotten ; aay 4 4 , ’ "; v5 “ ’ > “ > el = — . . . —_ = a - : x - ve 7 : ~ 2s = 's i. ~— * . . et Z1 ” . . - —4 ; ad >. ‘ wo . . * « ” , > : ‘ . ‘ S + - , © tar, ’ J ‘ ’ ° . ° “ G ° = - > —a— & a . ‘“ ~ > od . “f 4 La " 4* 5 i* .. > ——— = ; ad - ” _ a - . ‘ 24 a “ é - ~ ‘ = - ss « an : - mur Ss, « : . ——— 7 ae ‘ : : i>. ek | " . . - ~ - : . 7 . 5 . - >. ‘ > “es " ' “ ) . la % - 4 ; ' . >a 2m) 1. . . R . | & , " > POREIGCN BONDS . » te 4 7%) 96% . . 7 7 ad ° . = “ : . - = . = - a Os one ~ aa : 3g ‘ . = - - a = 4 - _ -~% - . oe, t . . - - i . - = ~~ = ~« & ‘ ‘ Rey . ‘ a * ' , . i : : ; : “ P * * - . . . * . 7 . . = - . r * i we hee) oe be) * ) eee week Pete ee ee eee See _ > x 6 > . ° a — > >. Y ' ' s | . yp ; stren ie : . ; : , . " : ' in 2 ‘ ‘ : . . ° = , « | eadere show | renhbvunce« e . - : = = . F ‘ “ . - ‘ : 7) z ou. ’ : _ 3 Z ; . a 4 y 4 . * - % 2 A / rs — yA | 7 . . . > . . ; - a ——_ a = “ ‘ ‘ ‘ . , ‘ . = ' e . - . A +. "> ' Met tiy, a 4 , . , . r . ° ; 4 : rc ~~ ~~ . a ' e “ , 2 . 7 Py , ~~ a : ; e : " P : ~ 7 . . —_ . . . . + . ; ° . , : = = = ly LET @ . , ’ a ” r a . . . ‘ : 7 e. - “so vE » ( beeper ore ore eee tS re \ — & ' : s 44 : . : . . MBERS 4 : . , At.. . - . » : ; Sid SALTLPIDDAL ALIN AA Aa aha \s A be . . : . . ' = . ‘ “ w . : . ; 7 " : a ; 7 New Yor a Chicago and : ydso . . ' : | : _ Municipal guardians searching 4 ; ‘ew | uf - - ‘= RAILROAD BOND- > . we Mele, | ’ - .) + war . > ou , : : * a 4 . . . . > . ‘ 4 . ~ - .+ S ~~, ‘oo — oJ asc ia 3c - : " " ° s ‘ LD LELEIILA ASA DSDDI AL! ALVES hd S PLLA TI Ro 622 )6=60NEW GOLI “ OO ELE LOCATE Ty 4 P eeesianinn ns a | at f lradineg , uab New York Stock New York Cotton : New York Carb Market | 1s imber Markets tte! > : : . . 7. ; . . : $i4 | Se. . auie M erchants’ f cf im . ; , : : | ' . ; s : , Exchange ou -. . . | New York Coffee and es . el oa Sugar Exchange es | : : > us ay ee a : : | ' ; : Direct Wires to 42 7 pe c : : ¥ ; : : | : ag ey Princrpa) Markets : : 214-218 N. Fourth Past | | , | $m a a oe ! | eed surplus ~—s« Kennedy Building 1” Beh eA Tuisa , seeing i» 1h ’ Leh Buae > . _ 7 , * , j . ’ t PRE oi * Bas ; Zz \ ame ko ; : = > ~-- 0-4 ~~ oe med a me . : — . ~ .- - - - , ~ . . . . : + ORR RANA + g - - ) i 3 es Fidelity O First Moregage yeaa Safe 2 Gold Bonds ee ee a *'* ~~" a - ™ * Foreign Exchange Sissy Bs oS ie 7 ) = : ‘ . " | _ i iene 8 Toca! issawe $310,000. Value of Mortgaged Property $525, = - 7 . * . Si 4 e a - - with waistcoat, jacket od ¢ SAILIISILI SPSL SL ATH PD Clearings, Money, Silver sa | ae 7 3 . ~ ‘> ’ : . . . a Pitas ES ss - . ) | tien oy Adion Apartments . . = S The as re. : Lead. Zinc and Copper . . a: 1s. . ie 3438 Russell Beulcverd, St. Lewis, Me. 3 . . ' : ‘ 4 + ++ * « - he Adlon = mm somes. jenilr CeEpct. wu. OF De > SE TV RRA ATTK NO MAN NTANTAKYG, s SSN - . : ‘ , fe “tacts 3 ; | . ) | oe | , — oe oa Fira Mere OUT percent normal paid . ,' 4 . ‘ | . ; . ~a " ae a aa pusicang. ar borrower | , ment and garage. apdaPies lem = For rour amuary here are sl 2 iew Aden Apartmemm \ mam Hori Denver) and & Hee (Gecage woes «Sse od we N % as > ‘ . ' > , ~ » = — = = - > + — e + - ss . 7 . é o ra « ° . »S + e . ~~ . ‘ ad - . . : . : 4 . " - a . . . . > * , "= 2 . . , ~ . - . ~ . : . > . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 2 | - - . . . : we — 7 ne . * ® Ss ae ara rs , ‘ - . & rt fh SS WNEER, GHB Ar errs

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s poe SS XX ‘ Wa SW OAM » ¢ SO ee ——— | | eo. wit d } Ay H oo Fiction an : S POS!- IC Women’s Features || | be ~ oe , st COTTON MARKET STEADY . Popular Comics : \ N XS = ~~ CS y a SY \ | ' . ‘ ~ : OW NEW YORK MARK News Photographs || ~ Ky ~ \ Ne, N A no Oe | W YORK. Dec 31.—The éottgn gine \ N \ SX BN NN N SIN Gon Loo K ce . \. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 132 | | mugen, steady toda 1 “inoue aa N N AS \ \ \ \ \ “ws \ Gs QA . Mata MW. i; pm. ose. | *. te na ieee lor ea ? v Jun ee ; \ \ CK NS _ X aw. SS ~~. WS | Je ' in .. ; s : Paie = : ~ we +’ : me,, SH 1, - a ~s com i. . A from «Lp oa ae oe been | DAY, DECEMBE] : qeor FA NSS\S ww ESS - VTSTLTSTTTTIPTLSVLSTTLITLTTLS TOW TTPS TIPE) Y Y/ bly on~ | Mie) * | appeared to be ¢ veri: e hiv “porning IL RSDAL, DECEMBER ¢1, 1925, oP, SLID Uy tiie alee eS WY me” 96) 4 2 - _— , ; — , > = jr S oe Sine tans ‘ , 43 os Ss oe OOTTTTIITIITIO ITD Vf Pe noe eee. 3 : — Be % YW ft” " Bel Seay | curtalime herwice ne soe ‘ P hha TG ddbdidiiddladiddddddddsssdddddssdsusisiséiise INA C TION Uj ED Y ; “a * Ce i Pee 1 ; $ mentioned 1m ‘cos nection ) GUITTUlN "VU S It tA OM“ egearencram res aaa hh Z i > ioe i ®. . | ‘quirt af er, thes arly earl on ar oy” fhe p= rae £"S ‘ > es i he Gy te A N gi Oo N Pp O L I CE IN Yttttt ttt tb pnt F I S H W E L L. I C Z _ ae : Pe OS Tine had subsided aes er two ee $y} Me Gi > ie: 4 | i sagt s SCOSCAOOUHIOUREDIDEREECEDOOSIOOSI ESOL SEOOCEDSED ODN COOOLOLEELOOEE emacemenannanns Mdaasety Y Y, ZZ 4 Pa, |Y se . ee ee » Clone : . , ae " 4hhhith AGE GAS (‘ela at sii “2 CZ Y Py ” “ 44 Y, ly wit) ? | te . pret . ive nee extendas’ on 19: ‘a : . : : “Ye - r | = wenn. : = % ? . eZ “ge by}; The trawler Surf. Gus a : g % Ws G4, : , | tor Mlarch ap? 18.95¢ for July ae 5 — | . 2a = Y captain, in Boston harbor with 100, Z 4 Sa | s 4 S re «4 ib P19 GO ; ’ b4 “if 7 > > + ¥. soos , So Re Site ; y, a ; ee ee o verpool buying and mrice. % J G ’ ~ . i. eacna “bi, Ee é ee ae 0 Seles, ae > Y many pounds of ice above. “ ; 4 ; yj Z a BN | msec! Cute inte in the he g Ri : | eae Tea ? : ~ Uy Y ty ; (2 ) Fe OO ne ar daar ereoerate renctlemy Te Z tht | Gy i 4i5| Bi% | 1a 85 One ™ ‘rh or within @ Z y Uy YIMMIITTGA Ds Y Vdd Mena nt : y 4 ‘ .} ized a 4 yi; UY Vy a Se. | YG | ie ty "y ne Pot fn od , G - bynlly Z * a, ; ; 4% 4 , Y y . meg . $1, > . Z GZ Gi 32 + , New Orleans Cotton. : Y Z ys = EY 2 Z ’ . > on 7 4 4 44 " “fe m jute]. SI % : BZ Z% i | % ) ” R me + £ Z 2 iy 4 | j : Z? % ‘42 . A : Ra sia | 1 ei mee 2 7: ime 9 | RON | Yt ; 2G Gt Z 1 : tg % 4 au | - 5 % + F ‘Soe 2 a F ; Z DM | : es 4g ; 4; 4 Y UA , Prt, ate | “G5 gG 4: tg ma? G : ‘ mw] G3 “¥ Z . > Z ri . SB 23 - tT 4 , a en 3 "O.p0 % Yj vy oe S08 | Pin! Tee A NE OG : . : . - ‘ ‘ fo ta y . Z % y 4 7) 8.866 Z § y YY ae i A GY yi ) Y | gud yt ; SP ‘ iT 10RKoR ; ; Z aol : L O58 19.76-77 i Z ‘ty UG 8) . . ‘ ue 10 28 } Y ; 3 Sa or, yy 1 Rie janes fe Z Va wy 08 ° 3 r far - Z , ; ‘Ww % 4 Z 3 B08. | i, » at . wn 2 Vij ys % t+ Vix an ot. 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MA hy Wiz at? a, “Nyy / LA 4+ Sey Ay , A YY “A, *4 weeronsaaedd 770707 7PPOOP SEEEB PLIES F i% 9 2 o's ta “a” . jl ot? + py ssegester Sy uff ‘yf le ca 4% ‘4 een nm oat a cl hddcddccdce VALLE, Y, we lose: Flax | ‘ Fm: * aa Gp 7! , ta ee “te, Uy, od 3% Was tg A. 47 Wy; Veen LEE EXEL rebriay - | Ypd pve, =3 Be ten, we, hy py, Vn, "yt th. fh, ify, f'ddliididldddddddiiiitdddiddiiittttie N yr ‘|| Francis Bros, & Gow” = he $f, . Sn i GG Vg NG IT TO THE br ARINES wits PRTANLICHED very | o po , we om tGt fy TELLI esto, 2 STOCKS—BONDS © ipa YL, rus. y, SS. a ' A Ye 4 Ul 44 A Yiywuy Yip 77779 VILLLLILTLLLLLLLLLLULYLDL LLL ps > || COTTON—GRAIN . go £7: MOY” rT ae 4% \\ 7." MEMBERS | “% y A Z Z 7 -P, if : | New York Stock Exchange , 4% % 2% ae Cee i SS 44 Share. || New York Cotton Ex e 4 SE ie “She A : | New York Curb Market 4% % ts 2% ‘ 129 tna ||| Chicago Board of Trade — y (% $B zg ate St. Louis Stock Exchange Vy 1% OF. GG S for ev St. Louis Merchants’ . 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ie 1ction’ “Fashions. ime y iscussions - foe DAIL _DOUBLE 6 GE FO —— | Sf. LOUIS a : a DECEMBER 31. 19°, Qe af. s ill (o TT ee | : i ee Switchboard Sue--The Whole World’s a Stato Her wi wish to awake!” supplemcntec ardent iover ty her sic¢ On the white Deach, p a torr lime of surf Was Dresaacce makiorg a monotonous melody which yet Was curious. ; They talked im whispers he cle, - abe" - z : | | | . P al : : 4 | an ‘rue al vou — ere -. . > a _ a om ™ ee ee Toe pat > ctr? » Cr - > . a . - . ial s | | through the weeks of ? derstanding. thous | => ; . ~ Pg. Tr dons aa” ~~ oT we GST i090 TELL ey ‘VE MISSED THE. SSI ning of which I ean most t _ > = = ° , — - « = - - - ~ - - — ~ . =" = . ~ - . 5 Sy o. ~ o? a a+ — . . ‘ s : ‘ : So : 2 on - ° ' x - 4 ~~ » ». — co = 4a” >.~ af = A sd Ss 1B Ts . a a ° —@Q yt ;°> - ra ‘=. - 7 7 OF sare you—there wasn’: an botr :: : i enemies yen, elderi: rentie and en - >éd ata a! ) iam fs ss are ther ¥ SOOT Pesct Som > one’s voice that’s bu-sting to sar something to anotter one that ts dra: ¥ 7 ud .es—s and unworidly—shocked at an accidental contact eme of these things: A philosepber. a coy . . cr ~ ~- - ~ ~ . —_ - ~- _ = > - = - —_ —_- »= ad - = ~ - andi ° - which - re én: Mm Ss Trou. and ) 2. ~* f- +h =r? oF? - Poe wee Pee > » - a? m ”~ "on © ca * 7. . » - : a -_— a ee a ite eal a . . - a=. - ; 2cparle\cet to = r ; row yt wbich”™—be lowered bis voice. ani the corsage of her thin evening = ee mam mn : ‘> ta'k back ard ssaec=s and: "seed ¢ - : . - . ae aris. & Ca.ta 6 —_ oe, ~~ = : ~ > . a - 2 « g Pie oe eel ed - . " - ” 4 ar oe «oft rote - pt bo BE a w awract ve 2 Wen % - - im p- ~~ > > . . = - ™ . i : — >. — - “— = “ > +--+ 2 7 A aa, ¥ . . - ~ #9 e . ’ a. A = - = = ~ . - = -S- - . —— - ai ~ * “ = . ™ é a egepece—“in which I Gidm’t Iove pied ball of maner st ray & | che w , = a3 alreadr reached a stpperiess house at ¢) that she bas missed the or a nervens wrert ¢ _ - ” » ~~. = : é [ “~-e wr > © 4 — — , . , . - — “~ _-— - ~* 7 — — : orc * c- - “~~ = hoe a, o . . - ; ene ~_ ™ os — ; Hf nd want you, Ciat AG ST o@imec tis foes. A: port ax e marr ~ =o Sac ' ~ . - _ OS uae sO Coeer_yY 4250T! Woy taery canrem go or come—ail these-— "7 the telephone the enes [ know soczud o_o aia =) =~ 2 thoe *a -« ~~ a 7 ad J = yrourng 5 °F ee ae Oi ve ee - 4. ebinins ‘ oo rh rhe on . — = 2 . q . + te - —— a -_ ~~ & .. —_—_— ~~ o~ _ = e > - > . > Trarce ves a abe = oS £9 - >> _—, ee ; = a — oe 4 - "™ - ~ ~ > . - > = > i & .=— Tee FF Tee “2. Peer wf ed + +» . 2 : ' 7 he starts bt A great load . - —- 2 om * - eB. ~ je por. ed Pe the - » safe . ' 3 3 _ . . = =. “Sa _ - =~ : ~ ~ - - ™ = - - - - = > -- *-* - - . (Med from her heart gelible penci!, for Saunders-words | Se ieee anc dates—ordesre rrocermes. crring alord fort wm ber °aking Dac 2 repeated wiles a2 npid and kismes the le etace where so ‘ Bat this wystery must be stared vaguely up at her i. g — = ~~ . ~~ ~ oe . . i ae “ ~ 7s , “ 4 : a. a A ~ —— Oe = — — — : — -_ —— — —_———— SS ———— a — oes — ved, thts tscrediblie riddie fa*>- Wit>ovt a comment she P : 4 5 ye . are ae - 2 , ~ - - a 77 . » 4 ~ - y . el ~ a i Te , : ° ~ -~ ; — ai supreme potet as ste said. simply Sy!vis—and found ‘+ in her i oe | . ens at , r > = ¥ = : *: snd ditrectiy: caDit : sic amply. det ber é ” e : + “ . =~ & - el on - reer + “Bout I saw yoo--making love— Lps were trembiirg oo 2 ne ‘ O 4 ° Sytviam Saunders, astonished. took the ... , Te a eee "a , . ee A spasm passed across SauAders crummpled paper from Clatre’s tand ee ee aa "8 Deo “ J } : B y T h ornton W ° B ur = ess Bi wours face beavirs * stem ane holding it close an@ peerize at the _ xt Na nas agli 4 4 , m Bid At that momen: be felt tha: caced writing ‘ . ae a a +f © detested the des ening schem [ can’t make {t est in ‘this mariage boncaetranad: beara By HELEN ROWLAND What Peter Bumped His Nose Against ae Years Day Marks the * : , 7 - - + : : . a os = % x uu Sow i wank * Ga & & >. = bered is . : _ ~ " * oe = _-- a. - - — °° = —— — 7 o , -_s . OPTI “a e : ss ) through the entramce o . - “ee —~ meh oe e+ > bare, Bex " 7 ~ , : ‘ : — "’ ’ ‘ ° - ter Co. — «+ . : - 2a - - 3 - - _— . , * = 7 - - » Vv ; ' fd ~ 4 ~ TY = — ~ €- — 7 . - . - f ~~ - A - pao — , .* ; a ° -_ . . 4 7 > . : : . . - — . v _ Line , . S v . . - » ' - s . : Mid Tear. HT earth puts on Ber « ber coms of ire @the dar Tuite as joyous a to walc. the O@ Yemm, Gitar ac Christmas day & with The children awake im the @ im Pramece. things are other . There gifts are -zchance New Years day f veryoody and recrtves gcttts om thu day ce. just as everybody “| ‘ Words > errr — erac I~ : . ¥ ~ 4 mest Oe eS - , “—— 2 7 — =* -o= . -> -- = gc oo“ d i 4 . ae : -~ = e oe “— , : al * : ’ - , ‘ot Clate, disspporrte?d a4 cha rom Ber against er will ang -* = an. who had iertg since It’s a wise trsband who coderstands his wite’s “sismals~ and over him Something was block- .. ned. ¢rw back , ra ' 2 - : = a - *™ >. s , p* _ : ~ 3 — we Teerve' treat Dp Ter ark “Ot } 4 ai hn Sen Foe oe - i Tere Fas = * — ee ~ ‘~ “ =4 * re r | ; wh) » roused “42cuTdGe;rs fen my > = my IesiG , ee r,s ~ ’ s >o _ ns a ae a | oe ~ at Me Naerh 4 . : ore CALCT ites TO = . ss ’ cnn a . . = - o--. » * oe : x "DP leamant revere madden Sausfera Pe . mot the frst te ; hte ° ‘ ‘ Was 2st octsi¢ fact. Redd? e greets the ss ocr children are cn Chrit- | me > . Be ° = - — - ~ . — * —_— o-_s> a ee -—" —_ — - 7 ae — uA ~ - : 2 > \ age “> £ - « he -.. “4 . Ara ge ’ A. Cor SF. “3. = > _ oO rt™ ere Tor: —— + t—-— gaeene* = by * . - - Vs a {0% _—_* a) vere a enth Wtistic mill, " ~ = « Rs - - 7 — a - —_ _ - ~ ae ah — — ~ , oa > -~ ~ > _- . ~ Fs Pate éu'*y. m 2. ‘ - . To’ 7 4 > rae a “~— =z _ € 4% - ~~ - > > ~—> o ~ ° os a. . a ae , > d ~~ ~ 2% — -— ane x 0° . ~ ~ - 3 a ae a —— >. * , ate + — —_—- -o —_ ~» = = - = Res are TWilstake There's ont . — . , — ‘ " = L242. H°Ccc ae 2c mn fens cava. Cac rears & se wen the members of ve er > > a — - Ty -S CU Bess : - - arm oc 2 card enor cider Sime!” aot: oain abtneie, > be *ast = 5! and permits Ww . r ears ¢dark and strazsge = Er 4 m - “A ‘* - As =? P . sai -_— i ee. aa +, * én - — + Oe — - ——— ~~ r) s aT ta ac ‘ _AT 2 — + af; — 7 . - Sig © wr “eo J > Se, \¢ om Bea, - > 4 a Y —_ 4 : . 2s" of - > ae . — aoe ; ia: “s > - 4 “* * o> “OF one ad ' 2 = — ‘fF ° ® eel 5 — " raed 33 «rl a ea. = - oe 2 Be '? aa . gat ws - * . ra > yt — ek ahaa) u 4 v oa > ‘ . . cn} oxo &4 « x: = 2 = ai ~ — eu ~ ow ‘ — be ~? ~ —-—— - a es | ha » 2y - a” g + ‘> ae: , ~3: 3900°- wd be _— he a - 2 - % ; ee + Na cust mT) ary a -" of ey ~ oe acoT ~he tn 4-3 > ° = . . on 7 = ” ” , ~~ = > Si who | —/- @av ‘= *he vweT* rm ow _ “2. ' _ ' > a. 3 a > . — "* ~ ™~ >. - e.-« = = 2 =o .. P . « a. : + - ee we aw — - - xX : 4 - crave i hs - h " " ' ee : was quate. - - ‘ a Way. Decacmse it Was Of ween tro mow.” a Eeddy - , - , _ 7, and I think wen can eves the Oe goteeme orange enait 7 | . Year, to ss rou slip away memier of the family who bok ; >. ‘ ww a , = wo ~~ & — hs z \ ‘+e wenc’ c= ene. tink mel to enter He : . vh —_ . y | us re 7 fr a = a . ’ ° » - os - - = . ~~ —- aD - 3 -_—— —_—o oe =e > = a ee ee ee, ee - i... . > _—_— » gr > re wT > a | + -atre refscd to Teas —Ty ees eat that ' »ave "ever «oo: sh oer ae. a car —— sae re = - = er 5 J ee . eo. ~—- + was —- rm ~~ ¢*e- some =»* - ¥ = a made ana (> eve- >» - a. = - z —_ ~ ? - » _ a - _ tbe : * are. . i . ° - anil ? y a rr vex, - ope ava rere . +. ee eS = ewer 4 > -* 7 +Dc + het ae el . ey TO rrr ohaek 4 te ~~ oA e-* oo ser derren ain Gm Git een A + oe, Bd. thks thin . ‘> reve, 26 ~ oF axy - a. 7 ot ‘tyouns ‘adr! Yes, it was Woman, no matter how much she may pretend pct te see Crocsh &. a t ont Sot ome > ‘ ‘ “= be | : if > e Closes with a great family at ‘De home ef the oigest ier of the family sharp. tr@rawn breath “het >. a > irr rue tn 4 ‘on . >» wr ’ _ were cots ny ual ‘ * - m ” "~ ~- SM ieee tee eh Do’ of >” = Xs . “4 — a * Rel ‘+ : " Ras . ~ “iti . ~“. Sc wwe « . 4 > - —— Scar -- - . fe =F oT ae "3.5 ~ 3 a n " = > = - ~— ie i " - = cd er. - _s . . é — —— - * - "trad Peter. Ory i= t> a onT- —* ar r=) vas ire ; : @ such a — Pere Cease Tina eo i. - eat ee before marriage. 2 man locks at 2 woman C2rotse® a pret. and iets all aes i Sowever ths: withered gcrusa swif! el He- ve ‘ abe x. ~ A ce “ oSsec ; . =" so ~~ ve , perae en — was - ; pear = = Peter tag been ccowr 5 ‘ere han ea —— . a . — “a ‘ = = . , Oe — ’ _ * ° on ~“ ee 2 ow e 2 - - % = ry —_—* o— 2 Se 2s eT eo S _-. @aen 4 CO ors au eF rar 322ze. se Cox at ser tirorsg> 7 3 _ Perr. ’ ens ee _ oe = —_ — . s be 7 ro * 3 Lr atten. oo « mMeetiEs never were cf my ; - ich centiema- 3 Microscope, under the cold nerth-light of dcomeéticity = 4 se P >» é ~ > ~ °c “ = = a. , a. ms 7 o ts o . ° a3 Off art sad? . — “7 , bs - . — . ' > ‘ . . ; a . ~ * . yy oe , — c : — ~ oe _—o = — - - - ~ —— — id * a : e eo . - 4 ~- - . is . ‘ é y ‘ : . > - ’ on . . * A. a, : mr. > . : = " . . ; : “ oe oo? ** bh my Y = , - , ee § -4 - — _ - . a? 1s ~feer rt 6 é oo “a. Lise en ; ) | ‘ . 2° ‘ - . ™ a — ee? + oe os ~ . ~ —_ Pore and = = - ~ = —_— +> * -— — . ~ -- -* - is 4 aT: pise me as } Sz ; * 3 : aoe ™e ratrve values . . -~ . ~ . the motif Betterscotch Caumalll ha me Tiga eR tes — ow” (a= Tm eerd - SER ' , — wee n i — a 2 — . . sagar ote '- - > - -_ — = 7 os a _ a - le gestus g mt _= ~ eer Reba ‘Soa era y a 2° - > — > “~." = ; bed _- = . _ —- “ . : - eae Re , te : . «: Toon m : . — - - a ; Watchime hi: peneath nee as : = : : v , stay t2 = " = Ad@ SSE ‘ ~— . »* « - - " "= >: : : - = = ‘ . - ” -_ - ~ ae asbes, fe; her hear . ; > aIiCce— “was noth . . : . = - —— »o oe wale . . . et Lee F. a - ~ ~~ - - > = > ~*~ . a ~ — 4 ”_ = + : - “ .' | >} ah - 2 * _ - : _ern , ¢* mi me. witain ie P 2 : and ere had —_— on wit __ head On Other occagiors= e- oved ans = ‘ a ~ ” “ , Por - seemed tD k rw a ~ 4” a - . ~ ™ s si — a — —_ > 7-7 : - —_——r * - S w. vs +* : >» 3 P " ast Soy Pe rFaq ” a : 7 . . i, -¢4 Tw Wi a > se « : ms quite to de admitted “has : E —ened %& >2 sod wha ‘- ‘ ° even iat ~ sty * ‘ : . ; ” . = ‘>a? *& Pp ? = Ff ° : . _ £ - IS . “ o eo Ps bd n *e i. ha ee ~ a ws i“ erm . sae Se ° ~~? = ™ e¢ - ° - . - a e . ' d Ww - a. . *-« -~ _—_ - : +25 - . ’ —— , - 3 eRe. : . against his will” - e SB bes 2 ; -° ay farther? |! r bad theag : 7 - - . . _”- a » . - ‘ Kut zt . ape i 4 Y 7 * ~? “ ’ } : 4 , =o - ™ . c ’ - r ~~ > Tak = «= ~ ? ~ -* “ ae ; 2 . 2 b'\PV Us ~ “yivia when perhaps sh: . , soon found wa . ; ; : " > ™! ." . " Bd on 2s ruck’s *eme 3 &¢ 2Dd TIifeles > th Walter ; ; : ‘a o _ : aauaiion - . ~~ Of : “ ™ 7 “ , _— — - _ . > he South Pacis. . . cab ~~» oe .. " - bttiail S - hs : « > . : ; Pe WWroed and Pia : " ar. y : ~ a. . “« ~~ * : _— : . " Pou - x7 mand on bis strong, brown palm . nina the pallor Mushroom Soup e : bout it had nearly cost him bis : - on _ . _ . a is © > wn a « A ~~ & ae * | " rry—#2 I worry you.” ‘t nighS Ca ‘ ; t Peter tried to dig through i abe timid™y. : us “lng : ! - aesespecs «ace, : Seunpders did not anse«err ——_ ea Yootsmanr * “aA -_ :' , “sw a5 ° - LioG ff reen pepper. and cre he lear starlight she could see +e e ~~ Song : ~~ ate 8 7 i eee ee ‘ -_ aa ae ae a ae ae workings of his face She con'd4 .Brred : ~ ' — ‘acer rose ' | . 7 vaptin hatin T a sot know bew he was ‘tih’i-- i ) sige so ae , oe a z Use Cuticura Soap cos UMES . aewnr + *>e Pr emia tf? “ ~s* J . : J : "eS - : ae J ; mp r ne On 2 nit, her im Ris arms and crush) - : } : ) And Ointment « and Wigs tin cn be, | To Heal Sore H ROBERT SCHMIDT @@< chia and Db: o= EButhe i Va, Wo Bourhis a . - ° 0 e re ands a ee mer aa - : bale A : _ . tat " . st - — = ° ” " " S - = " —— _ 7 . ; + = 2%

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a POP OOP AR we OOS Oe ot Oe LOO ala gg A aly ay al mile flr Al arash —— naovinannnanntprennncnnmminninenamnonnoranny : RARER WOMEN | Children’s Stories DAY. DECEMBER 31, 1995. en ~ | | m ae oa oe ier dial i D 0 > OF > OF more and —_- Mit -PTPARTY ? *"’ ‘ ' ; Seise ce tren By NELLIE E. GARDNER ~— — -—— - - —— redible! We just can’ that any marriage could be so cra .- on - G maticaily successfu!' Thies wate teat Bak aba airl whe Are You in the Right Job? they married Some of their frit 5 RE vou in the right job” ook thet , D as —— r , sh re Do Vou iQOVe vo ij Work or 710 you ‘oo. erate it” sucn § “ : , | . a 2 ? "» ; ; 7 | . e alfiawe te teh int ne i i} al LO man igenia oc upations in ‘tbe Dusi «4 = s “Thi ane is th 5 ; rid for one to drudge at something he despises If vou do re BOW engaged, give the problem : ’ of activity until you ro *"O c : “ ; ° ' ,or*® » > i Rs . o I : } 1 ' } apny and then ie i ‘] »* .) . “ p* - aero o> ww ‘ 7 h , | ; +* ‘* - 4 : } } 4 ; , } "y nd " ry 4 . . ' ‘ . ’ cy hb . Bp Liia-s ‘ ~* 8 . . . . ’ | . . : 4 ‘ id n , rt j n't Intense » two Put Vhean oa Corr: rort = , o » \ togeth ani 4 7) - reOoy at QQ UJ Te : Li Aiki’ POT) thle } ‘ liu ndle silk owt —T PO ‘ ong nN stsct ¥ of {1 a. I ) , Vii s* € Sear: rh an s , : " : marrage IE-ven the dark days that come into every union didn’t both : er them, for they seemed to feel business careers ‘or those who had to start work when young Too few men and women realiy bad a hand in shaping their that as long as they were together, the dollar-meed compelled them to take the first job available If it , = ) «@ > @ nothing e WasS O01 any ;« oun. iid buy bread and olLnDing Was © Oniv eriterion It was astonishing they pros : . On2? a ‘ Htil anv ars tater did e fe the z.,.4 eet) pered They'd sta out with Mis Milas d we feel the righ Oo quesuon very little, outside of hope and the netper 1% aie ¥ ppiness and satisfaction In our mature Oatinoe ishing knowledge that they'd have to work is e know that occupation which does not reward us Starch Them. Filuntine hard. But they didn’t secm to mind 3 we s body provender is worfby of the best Starch the rag , ' 4 Motorine hard work Phere was perfect un ’ when Wasbing ‘her is TrapShootino derstanding between them and Yé yt OUT €1 keep them fla! 6n - fhreir home ae fille emt fr , ‘ ‘ . Lire nom Was | r } ¢ is rus T) es in hy desirability» for us of the cause ther ® stay > ress eo Li ‘ 5 RTO. - « : >> j . . a v4 ’ : } . I ‘ , } ’ ‘ ere everybody declared thew werr more nd ¢ schoo! teachers who would be happier as farmers. y in which we are engaged. Many men are physicians in Jove than they been and ar: he man in middle life who changes-his means of livel im THE. BOOTH called them ins is often considered a bit of a fool, by his neighbors. But - - , : so = 7 ’ ; } ‘ . , Ive GOT iO FTEtIL MY HYSBRAaND a bey : . 4 and died _— heen the fate of thoce who have dared to be iffer- : : “— 7 ereryboodyr tnournt ! wonid Lié ive PISS D THE .- Sb HOME! r tno for thev cdidnt -onid eurvive ’ akin? wt 4 In : moO! recarious metoods of making a living as piaying -. . . . ais _ : lif — : . ‘ te “ % ne. o . i inroec . +s c ¢ ris - +44 babies taikine to their daddies in wert have piavyed their paris tor her 7000-D" s uas not lurped — . am ius : ‘Tuments, painting piciures, Wrilins tories, and editing : . ’ a rr ry ~¥ ~ ¢ , . a” Zz 4 Shocked at an accidental contact . ene of these things: A philosopber, a crackerjack short-story hough a littl ict. mewspapers ne iincs mo! orkers from choice than from accident = - . . . ‘7 F 7 Ren - on ¢ 1 ' yt x r - a iF sy ; : en ; iA AR hs \ P. / } ‘Ma f ~ srry , ‘SS SPerr as WW) *ked)w oun’- . ms émp S MHINGg «2 t does to me? -ondon is to have a Turkish bath; Dick Burge. once lightweight ¥¢ ® CF /r/ 7. —* ant s > Second marriage usively for women, the first ™ hampion of Fngiand. is a boxing . n t the highest com : ‘ the city. promoter in tendon bes d — . z lim Cou ay to hi fire Where New Year's Day Marks the Exchange of Gifts = gales 9h d pay his 1 » ica . _ - mM y a. > 7 . : r Miss Edith M. Milier. head sta- tisticianmn in a big New York bank is the only member of her sez to held such a position 7\ a * a * - & THINK of Christmas day ‘her seem to bear no grievance | He had been happy with her as the day for the giving anda against anybody who refuses them iome had been beautiful receiving of gifts, and the ym this day, but Just accept it in Seren: Because of thes om ts almost universal n sood spirtts regarded marriage | " I ~tores de] Rio. one of the mch- is £0 fully accepted that every A o! : » 3S v ee ’ aesired, and | r women in Mexico. has heeded | ; 4 ING ee eee are Soo Years day Ries Year i: anal ett ap: ‘ the ire of the moviet New York City now has 125 parations for the “Christma: ushered in with merriment and It’s the man who hus truly . : . women members on its police force. es 7 ah” jor with cenerosity and “nod loved his wif that will ht «hy nai ene Nicholson Hird, a The feminine force is beaded by - re ‘ . ’ of ¢ S , roe ‘ pine a =ST bi on OF I IMIST But in France, things a other will a second marriage craduate of Syracuse University, is Mrs. Mary A Sullivan . - ; —h- 4 Cortrraceh+ 1935 There gifts are exchanged ee a he only woman member of the . ° . By Aline Michaelis New Year's day Miverypody Swedish Rolls Wrth Nut Sauce. American Institute of Miming En. Queen Mary of Engiand is con- Band receives gifts on this day 77 29 , S Sift together two cups flour. four | Fineers sidered the most musica! among 7 , ce, just as everybody ex- T. 7 | 7 See A Old Year. _ J ca 7" ‘ dy “a e 7 . each clove and nutmeg. Add two -E HUNDRE ‘sanp! It sounds lik d — . 3 SAND: S l a tremendous tablespoons sugar and work 7 tritish women have organized to Mrs. BE. W. Pigott aS Engiand's IVE HURDAES THOUSAND ‘it 0 ds C three tablespoons melind shorten promote the use of electmcal ap- yg prer marge ee see | number. It iS hara to realize that I have really met and ante 2, © homes of Great ed her tather as head OF the Dig- . ~ about three-fourths cup. and ro! rest shoe firm in Great Britain. talked with that many people in the last few years. ) . : m . ? > greets the April ' as our children are on Christ to half inch thickness Beret 51 * . soem. Gay. There are enthaustastic | softened butter, dredgr u rO > attendin The demand for — gradu- Most of them were visitors at Postum headquarters ta Battic . nei TASetess Cas ames and food wishes cr ulated sugar and eprinkie +i. ~ cann -etawe Postuw Cheek orepared metamtiy mm the Gaep) whet vow Porrt ~ Ceeras - ) preter (prepared by bowing) — Every Dey at Home. s coughs and colds—nothing com- New Orleans _ ‘f , pares with Mentho-Larene It : 7 sc0we Les Anguins = San Diego See ee mee Postum is ane of the Post Hesith Proconts | goes right to the spot——and eases Bav :t by the Box. Rey nfarmann and deer Qasr beet. ov © | eich tectade alse Grape Nuts, Post Toesties M Ee Ss “ par by the throat. raises the pblegm, Leok far the Afwood (Double-tinek Corn Flakes) anc Post's Bran —_ ce, ae “lela, “aac, tae, il Ai. irr. ri. rpg, lL. B. Banks, General Agent. | rhe Pet neniontan clears the head —and sacus the wrapper S , . Pliekes. Your grocer sel ifD most stubborn cough or cold is , Ba Southern Pacific Bldg. 312-314 North Sixth Street lastest Poster. made in the op by eddie igs GONE Pry it! ; Wholesale Distributor: Phone Garfield 7745-6 boiling water, is one of the comes! drinks mm Ment . : | ——— -— the world te preparr. Postum Cergp! i» gieo e “Leule Poot tiegetch : HMID . entho-Larerne is pure. contains SCAB -1.0 VV-PITORIT 4 cesy to make, but should be bonied 20 cunutes TIitiiiiiiiiiiiiiti ii iti i i eeeeeeeer a a sal iv 5 13 ; eritri c — * , | Cit louis . } hy > c. m : es . — ' - coe” we a , we Ta ae f e " : : P = . ; : ** Mate theta ins pied ier IT eee NE MBREE Net estan ume EME epee de. . . a a et Ee ee ee “" me tes a. Oracle = 7 ; PP SRT aS Le KS ss

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eg Bi ye - eee ae ee oot ' oe ee oe % « =... 7 > ie ee SS St ae is. ® ~—a * - -_ weite a * Cale A tae ae = epee Se — 3 : 2 = - . ae ~ b. et = tte , eee i > ee: ang ~ 4 *~ a 7. + — a iw’-3 . Sa) Se Se > - | oe we ; ie we ‘(( THIS BOZO WAS ) SLEEPIN’ IN THE } PARK- THEY SAY HE'S DEAF > JUOGE- HM- 1S IT ) TRUE THAT YOU ARE DEAF 1 SAID: IS IT TRUE THAT YOU ARE DEAF AND DUMB? ST. LOUIS P OS I-DISPATCH [-DISPA ; e you“ ) COMIC PAGE -- - ye . “4 ° zw i } , ee ag Ve Lee i Te te |. eck UEP YO Ua Jo To- Wton.. Yo Sh. WA Wy Mo hitter ; i Ee} R31, lege —By!. -—- mies vy HERE HE tS + = = | | HAPPY NEW YEAR. |more faith in the air than itn the| APPY NEW YEAR to the/!#4. ae H Browns! | GREETINGS. And a rousing cheer; ; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Quinn and the | May they have more ups and | four voung Quinns wish for you | downs — j}and yours on chrfstmas day, peace Through the coming year. |}and good will for the New Year.— | n° 'Xmas card. lo the Cards we wish the same, Fach and every one; May they never lose a game | Quinns, By a singl® run. | Myself and the missus and . i aughte twin: ilappy New Year to the fans! daughter and twins With very few defeats; May the park enlargement plans Provide them all with seats. seatina box Next fall when the Cardinals Dat- tle the Sox. Happy New Year, Mr. Ball! Likewise Mr. Breadon; May the bats of one and all Be with base hits laden. QUITE so. | By trimming tho St. Louis All- 'Stars in zero weather the Sparta HOT STUFF. | Spartans even if the fans who See where Prickly Ileat won at | stayed away weren't. New Orleans at $18.69 to 2. It | —_—— “ill he a cold day when Goose “Educators Urge Broader ‘Train- lesh wins, | ing for Reporters.” 4 ; Tf all the Christmas trees were | placed end to end they would The Coroner warns automobile | reach from the North to the South |ewners against the mixing of gin Pole or vice versa and the fruits and gas in New Year's eve. The thereof would finance a world war. Coroner wants a day off on New “Torch Blast Causes $50,000. Year's, same as anybody else. Lire.” | “Drive Against Short Skirts Un- That wasn't the first fire started | Supported.” by a “torch.” ' Indicating that there {s a work- | 139 TO ‘7. ‘ing agreement between the sup-_ Hit test vote in Congress | porters, the skirts and the silk | Impels us to think | stockings, — That some of our statesmen It will be remembered that a Don’t vote as they drink. year or so agone there was a drive A man in Washington wants to against bobbed hair which resulted trade two lots in Florida for ajin making the curtailed co!ffure radio set. Indicating that he has} practically unanimous, - eee eee _ a eases 2 KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMA {The HOAST IS HLEER - | AO BUDDY IS NEAR NIGH \ OR Win FAR OFF q 8 ieee a — | “THEM GooAnss, Wy THE HOAST WASNT | AS HLGER AST HAD ’ A IDA IT WAS — ¥/e AN > YVR af Tt atte il DM Fits RE More and better leg work. what? St ee ' O Mr and Mrs. and four little | ; Wish a Happy New Year and a/| ! } ’ ; | 9 = —— Unions proved that they were! LIVE (LEAL CSTATE CLIMATC HERE IN MIAMI, THE FINEST SOIL, THE —_ BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS / To MIAMI! TO iTmAY CoAT! SALESMAN! FLORIDA / : CATCH WHALES iT’ THe : s BUY REAL IN NETS! FISH? ONLY ONG CFTHE WORLD. WE / | IS THE . 1 Bur wo BLUC FisH! wile oattenat HAVE THe FINEST FISHING. / NOBODY'S BLUE IN) ' | FLORIDA! wc'Re : \ ALL HAPPY AND m CONTENTED Down) TRAFFIC mo THE RIVERS BECAME SO ConGEsStTEesD THaT The FiSHR LEARNCD TO Go DOWA TO THE BAY onc WAY AND |/ COME BACK AnsoTttele WAN: WE HAD TB VSE DREDGCS To THEIR ONE WAY STREAM IDEA THe TRAE FIC AMONG THE EISH WOULD BE AWFUL! THey D NEVER ‘GET ANYWHERE. . 4 > ‘ | (oF a > 7 ° * ffs i pz) {| y Wi y | $$ $$ -- oo ———— = SSS MUTT AND JEFF—JEFF CATCHES A TRAFFIC COP—By BUD FISHER Trees beck ee ee rade Jiark Keg. UU, S. Pat. HELLO STRANGERS? Fm) WE DIDN'T [FIgH? WHY, LET Go of | e ISHS You CAK Scoop Tham | (= KNOW You WOUDNT GELiEeve | : | ComateWwn 1 oo: mene we f FISK wy, THe Fist . - Mes T WOULDN'T BELIEVE IT MYSELE| WATER wih A F tl WASA'T For WHEN ZT FIRST CAME DOWN HERE, BUT | THESE FISH ARE SO SMART THEY / REALLY HAVE TRAEGEIc Ruces: THinic OF (T= TRAFFIC REGULATIONS AMonG EISH! I DON'T ExPecT NOBODY T Berteve ME: A HAPPY NEW YEAR AND ALL THE REST OF IT—By RUBE GOLDBERG ‘Copyright, 27 WANT “TO ———— IN WISHISG ALL HY READERS A VERY HAPPY ANEW YEAR I JUST SAT THAT LAST YEAR KHASAYT BEcn) SO BAB FoR. ANC OF US— You MAY AOT HAVE MADE A PILE OF JACK IN STOCKS OR REAL ESTATE OR GOTTEAS A BREAK LIKE RED GRAAIGE OR GLORIA HS WNAN SOP- BUT THAT OLB HAPPINESS THIASG IS ALY A VER DISTAAST RELATING OF BIG DOUGH AASB FOREIGAS TITLES~ pa | Goch) DIGESTIOAS AMD SOME OLD-FASHIONED, CPE -FACED | LAIGHS ARE ABOUT THE GREATEST WEALTH ANYBODT CAAS REALLY POSSESS- ASD YOU BOAYT HAVE TO PAY ANC INCOME TAX OM -THEM, EITHER - OUR. BRAND-NEW QUARTET THE 1926 BOYS, WILL ASOUS SING, “NO MATTERL How HAN . MILLI OMSS- YOU'VE GoT IS THE BAAK,{OO CAN'T | - WEAR. MORE THAAS ONG PAIR OF PAASTS AT A “TIMG’? a oe - POLONEYs YOUR HUMBLE 2. y Vb Like || THAT Guy |e Th Ramee Cy Gynrdl, iP TAIS YEAR « THE TOONERVILLE TROLLEY—By FONTAINE FOX —E x 4, HAVE OINNER ie, WITH US- I MUST FIND OUGAN- MAGGIE }!i1 If sav-Hickey: THINKS HE IS THE COUNT OF CHANGE- SHE WANTS HIM TO | DUGAN ?1'™ | HAVE XOU SEEN YWEP- JUST A LITTLE WHILE RECENTLY THE SKIPPER HAS BEEN MEETING SOME OF THE | EARLY MORNING TRAINS FROM THE ciT?Y WiTH A WHEEL BARROW HOOKED ON BEHIND THE. CAR YOu MAKE Me | HAI - S Me WHERE | 9 HE MUST BE IN JAIL BY NOW - | DS Aw 141M GIT TIN’ VIN A PATROL WAGON - 4 Tesgee S oe Meg ce 2