St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 6, 1926

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Ses COMIC “PAGE eer : — | g qu pes Bun Be for ae oes f _- - fois “4 ~ ‘ ~ Se years ago in the name of Mrs. Fer- | ris and included some of the finest . an. | | Department — Assigned | | business property in San Francisco. |The property will be held under a po Suardianship for the child until! Tem way Quarters. \she attains her majority. en oa *"* p> eRorey, Gow” . . ~ = 7 & . i” » ; ha, as S A e- 4 - “a » ie al « s er a a Ra CED eee OO ER ENE ATE NE TEER AOR ne le ‘opened near the base on the | ificati | | Resolution DUKE OF LEINSTER. —Ramifications of Con-| northern slope, te | Walsh Calls on = ; ' arge quan 7 | spiracy Disclosed. | flowing from both the cone and | Attorney-General for In- '. the cavity, with violent explo- ° DUKE crrKe DIVORCE | sions in the former. | formation on Suppres- Fina ) By the Associated Press Tonight the surface of the | ‘ ee dete — whisk conspiracy now rests in _ DUCHESS OF LEINSTER. BUDAPEST, Jan. 6—The thirty | sion of Evidence. . & ‘ole -hich lately had been erts, Starts for Ante volcano, W By Rt. Associated Press. ” nen | Leavenworth penitentiary. Tie 11} a —= mt billion French franc counterfeiting; covered with fields of snow and | By the Associated Press | PARIS, Jan, 6.—Victor Henry | convicted St. Louis part icipants | SHOWER case is béginning to assume for-, ice assumed a pinkish tinge | WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-—With- reddish clouds Hghted by the || genate today ordered an inquiry By WILLIAM F. ALLEN. A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. | U, 5. GETS SENDOFF IN PARIS LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Jan. 6. Crowd .at Station When Berenger, — The celebrated Jack Danie! —— —| Windisch-Graetz has made fullcom-;. PELB BA-+) oe | ceedings against the Aluminum | House ‘ommerce Committee, | 4 large crowd at the station. which ‘forth, until ther have satisfied the Names Co-Respondent in fession of his part in the plot to Company of America, if which Sec- | Hoover said Governments deliber-|caused him deep emotion. Ameri- sentences imposed by the Federal Suit Filed in Edinburgh. flood Europe with the spurious retary of the Treasury Mellon is « siely had erected official contreis} con ee ee atter the | .. ‘ourt in Indianapolis, they are only | ’ a 1000 French franc notes and also ee eee cindeeiit cia of trade in raw. materials and sonen Cuma), Sased Berenger on numbered figures among 3060 oth- Heaviest “Renalty, $1500, Im-| iS has informed the authorities of of Montana, called up his resolu- a by political THET ALWAYS ignore and through these controls were arbi- trarily fixing prices for all peoples of the world. ‘It is thls intrusion of Govern- ments into trading operations (Gopyright, 1926.) | avast scale,” he said, s host of new dangers—the inevi- table aftermath of any euch effort on ‘that raises agencies to interfere with the normal processes of sup- ply and demand. “Our experience of the last months with these controls has de-! veloped a series of fundamenta! ~ i- questions which we can no longer | upon which 4ve must deterurine a national policy. These guestions not only concern our own welfare bet also the welfare of con- sumers in 59 or more nations.” Urges a Broad Program. Hoover said the issue before the) fommittee was much broader than | the price on any particular com- modity, declaring it involved the Thole policy that the United States | shail pursue toward a compara- intemnationa! Working out lve solution. binations in phor, coffee. ber gh ortage had been rr » ane price of ever iy tende q This. he adde Sland if De, | ‘o the Py i memory _ in the My Atadem y,” Sa threat to N Britich h —, | Of their houses to open spaces; ac- | a re i|the others did, because they were Nature of Two Inquiric« -_ ms that ne ] ° Then Tony Foley, gambler and thy driving a Zig7ag course north saiciliae ai sete ¢ Coleene. | The Southern Pacific also asked | making such a disturbance. rT ¢ ’ and Mrs.. were attending a quite ex-convict, who provided a hiding jon Sarah street. seideswiping , . How = to ” — rene wag cee the commission to approve its : Overnight. a9 iret of these resolutions comarca tea one afternoon of place in St. Louis County fromj|a parked machine near West Pine) The shock was po ote Sr project to lease the Dayton com- | Stayed called for an inquiry by the Senate . ' . ' ; ' ¢ re? } ’ 7 iW =™ ; ° : se ‘ ware when the Senator found him-| which the liquor was distributed to| boulevard. He jumped on the run- nroughout Westerm ermany.6ae 1 pany to the Texas & New Orleans, [ went back to the house on | Judiciary Committee “as to wheth- ee d, showed the danger|esting woman. The two had’ con-{ pajig came. Carthy to stop, after he had passed controls. , NWN S, SARGENT REFUSED NOYAL ACADEMY PRESIDENCY |versed for several minutes when Then John Connor, Foley's part-|the automatic signal at West Pine. ee ; ; : : finally the woman remarked: “I ner, and in the second row Kobertthe said. PARTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT AND | Aiea the company’s par value, the | turned ‘early the next afternoon | quiry™ (regarding alleged Federal |don't believe I caught your name. ; Ssend-off. A special delegation of ' /Duncan av areh in St. ) testify and was fine 7 ] bef th , WHAT DID JOHNSON REPLY?) povie'ts s'ticos char was to engult| poe d, Des erate ana was fined | QUAKE 1S FELT IN RHINELAND | Corrsiscion toaay ty tne Sounern ("24 James Widmer. We dranke| pederal ‘Trade Commission, after j both cheeks. | By the Associated Press } | \ } ‘ r j ’ : 9 li President Doumergue, Premier! er convicts. | po osed on Man Who Drove LONDON, Jan. 6.—The Duchess] details of the affair and impli- Briand and all members of the The men were dressed in at thé | AW ay From Accident Scene. |of Leinster, formerly Miss M@y! .ated a number of persons promi- Cabinet sent representatives for the) prison in less than an hour efte Etheridge. musica] comedy actress, nent in Hungary. ~ objected yesterday to immediate their arrivaj-at 10 a. m. re esa on told the Evening News correspond- ee » tna consideration, said he had con- Senators and Deputies was at the, By night they had been examined Three men were fined a tota)|¢™t 4t Bournemouth today that she Police President Nadoss) sulted Government officials inter- station. | physically and assigned temporary | ¢ $2700 a ” i x uhh. ebhew would fight the Duke’s divorce suit; ported to have been taken into ested and they had no objection Secretary Mellion’s statement to | quarters. . ea ~* . - Ss Wes’ ‘to the last ditch. custody and War Minister Count the House Ways and Means Com- Today they will be measured by| fOr ¢riving while intoxicated and “The lady in America who is Charles de Czaky is said to have to action by the Senate. One of the resolutions directs the mittee on the debt question, ia re-jthe Bertillion system and will be/| other traffic violations. hoping for my title will never get at the Italian Judiciary Committee to inquire tm- garded in official circles as most | photographed—side and front cde The heaviest penalty, $1500. was|‘t-” she deciared. The Duchess is been apprehended yen ) mediately as to whether due dili- : ‘living in reduced circumstances in| frontier for the Budapest authori- gence has been exercised by the tions calling for the inquiry. Bena- tor Reed (Rep.), Pennsylvania, who ———— so happily coinciding with the depar- }——with their prison numbers pinned|,__ al ’ ainet | m sons - ie new » Dh cee gag 7 on their breasts. Then they wt!} cag ore bs _venge weer against! humble cottage in the poorerities, Count Czaky is a brother- Department of Justice in investi - Rerenger is accompanied by sev-|be ready for the assignment of ag? Bend “an aliniemnesee | Eg ee i peered me Goent Sappowvaety one eokar’ has Telase }eral experts from the Finance | tasks. | 898 om . , 19°68. by ow Pu m y lated Federal | Mestiery. The presence of raid Behind the Glass. , on each of three counts, carcless | CoP Pubiishing Cos. Ss Ao of the frst wok ienead gms court decrees. ‘experts indicate that settlement of, Who among the thousands of St. | diving, leaving the scene and dri) 1 aay Jan, €.—Ehwart|~5s strested by manne 4 t The other directs the Attorney |the war debt will be the first care | Louisans who have smacked their ing while intoxicated. * eemaeaeeitl Duke of Zetnster, has lice. General to inform the Senate a a ae a i'lins and winked an eve as they Sam Biondo, of 4003 Page boule- tg ete Ne eee The investigation into the affair whether the action of the Federal of the new Ambaesado!: | Pp d in > d : ape sued his Duchess for divorce, nam- " Th Hunvarian | rr ry lifted highballs of forbidden Jack| V@Td. was fined $125 for driving) —— Frederick George Newell of 2; peneeeene- r “7 Trade Comm in withholding ‘HOUSE IN WASHINGTON STATE | pasos dreamed at cat time that| Thi tienes ty Janke Heck Christ Church, Hampahire, a8 ©O-] q'to the fact that 1€ 0. longer | The hérolain of Harvey Hamé| suddney shanlned trons, te Anat j ‘ery glas here was this | and resisting arrest, by Judge Beck, |~ * - ; : , num co | APPROVES ‘AGE PENSIONS BILL | ictsire ra ieket shane Brie) ‘the | and Martin McCarthy. 3852 Luck; | eupendes ie : er is possible to stop or even mitl-|mett, salesman, killed by- rebbers investigation. ‘dining room at Leavenworth, three { Street. was fined $505 for driving —_ fact was Cars — re gate the scandal. who also killed Patrolman john H. + \NLeasure Now Goes to Gov. Hartiey, ‘rows of table space for 1200 men | while intoxicated, carejess driving by discovery ot! the papers in the Police are inclined to think that Grogan after the robbery at the ACTION FOLLOWS | Who Has Voiced His Op- pated ca ies oahanill in tt paiwiaie |and passing an acanonallltte signal. eourt records. The Duchess has note-forging has been going on for! (ojling printing office, 1533 Wash- WSPAPER TORY position to It. i down the long nerve amett 0 teaches | Witnesses testirred that a coupe | not yet filed a reply. some time, quantities : of false ington avenue, July 3 last, was re-| NE Ss ype oem gage oh pe tthe three last tables in the center {|@riven by Gore fractured the leg} Special. to the Post Dispateh. Czecho-Slovak, Jugo-Slav and/jated by one of the robbers, Mau- Post-Dispatch Bureau. OLYMPIA, Wash., Jan. 6.—An| hen it rests on a blur of (Of Louis Krug, 2525W Dodier| NEW YORK. Jan. 6.—The Duke| Rumanian bills having been Dutirice O'Flaherty, 17 years old, in 20-23Wyatt Building old age pension bill passed the gray Deanentio tha -tiur resolves | Street, while he was repairing a of Leinster arrived in New Yorkjin circulation. The Rumanian | his testimony today against Frank WASHINGTOX, Jan“ ¢.—Twro House of the Washington Legisia- iteslt ong » rn ee oi mae sitting | tire at Tenth street and. Washing- | ®' the Adriatic Sunday and was|Government is reported to have Bird, 18, on trial for the murder of resolutions concerning the Melion- ture yesterday by a vote of 6% crag pe enya ne on pease anaes ie ton avenue on the afternoon of | met at the pier by a young woman | kept sence on the subject, for Grogan. The case is being tried owned Aluminum Company of 26. The measure now goes to Gov. ‘folded. looking straight ahead. A Dec. 4. Gore drove away, accord- whose identity was not disclosed.|there was economic depression at befora Judge Landwehr. America were introluced yesterday ‘Hartley, who has declared his op- |'Together they drove to the Penn-j|the time the Rumanian forgeries O'’Miaherty was under indictment by Senator Thomas J. Walsh |blue-coated guard stands at the/ing to testimony, but was halted osit ' ns ¢ ¢ sme lsylvania statio were i , eare position to pensions of all kinds: right and the left. by a iraffic jam within the block. |. yls — 8 cp bs ee - 2+ eat and Sn: peep ee on for the murder of Grogan, but tho (Dem.) of Montana. Proponents of the measure expect | One by one the straining eye Gores testified he did not know ran unknown estination. n ’ rous panic mig ollOoW. indictment was dismissed to remove The Walsh r “lutions are the j it will be vetoed. | makes the faces. he had struck Krug and could not be e Duke macnn May Etheriagen WANTS T0 BUY $25 000 STOCK objections to his testifying in Bird's direct result of The New York The bill provides for the pension-| pgawarg J. O'Hare. attorney, who|hear the shouts of eyewitnesses|* “@leties girl, and they have one ' trial. He is still under indictment, | woriq’s revelaffns concerning the | ing of any pereen who has attained |obtained the bonds that freed the! because the windows of “*Ais coupe | Son. born a es: — OF RAILROAD FOR $900 000 with Bird and five — for the aluminum company. It has been the age of 65 years and-has been @| men who carried the Jack Daniel| were closed. He said he haa had Sine e then the Duke has won a VAD TU ’ murder of Hammet , shown that this company is domi- citizen of the United States for a to make the highballs that made;only one drink of wine before the ee pepe! Tr Sagancs Southern Pacific Co. Seeks Permit Hammett's heroism was reee@>i dase by Andrew W. Mellon and years, a resident of Washingfton 1° | thousands of St. Louisans s0 glee- | accident. leading sporting adventurers and From Commerce Commission nized by the raising of @ funG| his brother, Richard B., that the. as one of the members of the peer- which his widow shared with Mrs.| wegeral Trade Commission, has ——— ‘pensions and states that pensions years and a resident of a county in| ¢y) O'’Famre is the first figure at In the Biondo case, testim@ny Sac to Acguire Texas Line. the State five years. The bill au- 'the left. He rubs his hand over his|was that on Nov. 18 he ecollid: a age W ho is in the greatest financial he thn Diatiebianit alien Grogan. ; we declared the company a law- 'thorizes County Commissioners to | cheek reflectively. Beside him sits} with a parked machine at 1318 | difficulties. Hle was declared a WASHINGTON, Jan. 6—Fig- I had known pire aix years, breaking monopoly and this opin | A 48 incorporated himself as ‘The | ures illustrating a remarkable in-| night of July 2, in a house atigcourt Justice Harlan F. Stone quietly while Jack Daniel floated] gtruck at policemen wh Le af od ons a te | Dukedom of Leinster Trust, Inc.” | crease in railroad values were laid |Twentieth and O'Fallon streets.’ when he was Attorney-General. ‘shall not exceed $25 a month. : Interstate Commerce with Leo Sproull, Medford Woods Tt was further disclosed that the from its legal] containers in the/hnim at Thirteenth and Tyler streets. 3 . money to contribute in the hope; timony of Sam Jeffries, of 1702) : . Creek railroad, in Texas, although | nave a pistol, and I took it away |is going the Washington rounds at that Jack Daniel would double it,| North Whittier street, a Negro city quake shock caused many peopl | late fromthe Department of Jus the expense of a somewhat excited ‘living along the Rhine to awaken | the par value of the outstanding from him, but gave it back be- tice. These facts form the basi« even in Hamburg. No damage wae reporte qd. 'O'’Falion, and stayed there with/er due expedition has been ob- 'Sproull, Widmer and Woods that} served by the Department of Jus- ‘night. ,Bird went home, but re- tice {In the prosecution of the in- self vis-a-vis with a rather inter- the cellars from which the high- | ning board and compelled Me- one of its subsidiaries. In explaining why the Southern | Pacific wished to pay a price of 36) and we planned the robbery. Court decree violations by the KE. Walker, former Deputy Sheriff, McCarthy denied he was intoxt-' application said the Dayton com- | | “Johnson.” replied the Senator;| «ho had also a storage for Jack cated, denied he hit ar vthing, and TOMORROW: SLIGHTLY WARMER | pany wes parning $95,000 a year. | Woods said the Collins printing of-| Aluminum Co. of Amertea) go fn- a |“‘Hiram Johnson of California.” Paniel, and Harry Levin, who hadiasserted Jeffries ogstructed his THE TK MPE eRATU RES. R. S. Sterling. owner of the Day- fice would have a payroll that aft-/ itlated on the direction of former “Oh, yes, Mr. Johnson,” beamed! an eagerness, too, for quick profits|view of the signa! He declared! 1 a. n a 2 a ee Te a contracted on Nov. 26 | ernoon. I said to count me out, | Attorney-General Stone, or which the lady, “and what brings you tO | spat lay in Jack Daniel purchased | Jeffries tried to extract a bribe. ge ~ + 1 = ) Aiphsatgty ag to make the delivery at the de- but at the last minute I went. he reported would be initiated.” Washington?” at $4.25 a gallon and sold at $30.\/and appealed the case after being!) #4. ..g2 12 noon ...+--- = | mand of the Southern Pacific Co. “W6 walked to the place on} The second resolves “that the The white thatch of Mike Whail*n.!fined $5 for passing the signal. gs ~- af D a Ps ye 43 | The application said the Interstate | Washington, and went past the Attorney-General be, and he here- ‘DIVIDEND OF 650° PER CENT member of the Democratic Citvjand §250 on each of the other ff ™ ie ta --$°| commerce Commission had valued | place once, then returned and went/ by i*, dirgeted to advise the Senate -_—_ —— ‘Committee, makes him easy toO| counts. : os High . wasters | the Dayton line at $576,000, using | up to the sixth floor. whether, in his opinion, the objee- New si sag Concern to Give | pick out. In the back row are Nat | = res t 19:1 5 | figures and conditions of 1914. “Sproull and I, who had no guns, tion of the Pederaj Trade Commis- eee ar sere GME: | Goldstein, former Cert of tho Si" SOVIET 18 SEND EMKINOS | leechewnze |= =: eon 26 ‘were to collect the money. ‘The | M08 to hie having access to the CONCORD. N. TE, Jan. ¢—The| owt Court, and Saeko eUinsreas?|«« 1145 p.m "| WALES ABANDONS TOUR PLANS jones witn eune cor out of sie. [which ite report wae founded, te poracs é hair “wanivtcturing Co. | 27 convicted by the Government T0 WRANGELL ISLAND oncia rorecast | Prince Probably Will Not Leave) pnone girl and the office force. We well sustained in law, and ff, in his os f > aged Be stack oar The | #5 providing the official protection Ten Families to Be Nucleus of Col- | net oll nad Party British Isles This Year. couldn't find the payroll, and a| Pinion it is not, what steps he hes stockholders’ vote filed today with ‘that made it possible for Jac = em | ony; Settlers to Be Given -loudy tonight | | By the Associated Press. man (H. &. Collins, president of taking to the Secretary of State sanctioned | }*’ to flow from the distillery mee | Food for Three Years. —- Thursday: | LONDON, Jan. 6.—Plans for the|the company) sald there wasn't , to permit the capitalization of $130,900 of| |the highball glasses of those i By the Asso anes Press slightly | Prince of Wales to make another |any payroll. Somebody hit him on an4 to take undivided surplus, the 1300 new)! ful consumers. ie — ee Se re tonight, with foreign tour during 1926 have been) the head. shares to be issued in proportion | Blare of the Bugle. , we sages a northeastern lowest temper- | ,abandoned. It is said the Prince “We went into the shop, and to was ‘to holdings of stockholders of rec- The St. Louis crew await their | Siberian coast, which for a century ‘ature about 384. 'probably will not leave the British | heard people hollering out of win- sete _ iord Dec. 31, — - quit England rather | “ge ace ept stopped the movement Bele 6 —Two holdup f 000 LINO BANK HOLDUP Wo Men Rob Depository «at Thorn- — on and Liscape. the Thornton State | with of Thornton, I1)., and escaped — $5000 today. Isles this year. dows to those outside, to call the police. We had started to rob) leging the. Alumioum 1925. The previous! first prison meal. Their eyes dart |has been claimed alternately by. _ . eS the United States, Canada. Great Missouri: loudy | and somewhat | This is taken by many as confir- i . issue had Dy en of 200 shares at a about for their first impression oc if! of $1 The new shares are| prison life. Five, six, seven, 10 | Britain and Russia, soon will be | 4 .tonight| mation of reports that the engage-| the employes, but Bird said, ‘Here's | America to be a Path ak Sa me par value, the minutes they w ait, their fingers | ' colonized by the soviet government. ae pope of the heir to the throne, and the elevator, come on.” report was the basis for : ’ a “rs *T*}, i*¢ +? » reyls nny - Aan , ° ’ ? record indicated. “Continued on Page 6, Column 2.— Pied be aces one a slightly warmer| possibly his marriage to Princess Telle Who Were Shooting. General Stone's letter of Jan.. 30 1, south portion| Astrid of Sweden will be accom-| The elevator conductor was ox-| 1925, stating tonight. plished within this time. Tt is be-| «ited and carried ua down a littie; Illinois: Goudy! tween the lines of official state-| jower than the first floor level. The and somewhat! ments that the nation guesses the| firing began before~ the elevator unsettled tonight/ intimate plans of their royal fam-| door was opened. l1 couldn't aay, warmer in extreme/ily. The Prince is eager to take/ who fired the first shot, but as the sonal hand-to-hand encounter with liquor bandits; of later cient for three years. rifles and am- south portion tonight. la more prominent oo - national | door opened heey poems a attacks on the stores of Death Valley Farm, where the heaviest munition for four years, and dogs| Arkahsas—Tonight fair. not solaffairs and a long list of engage-| Woods were firing at the police- ¢ ane # . io a«—¢~~ ow fair. ments for the year is being ar-|man. The policeman hed fallen tn arms won, and of his employment of salesmen to dispose of his (and fishing and hunting equip-| cold in west; tomorr ranged. His brothers, the Duke|a corner. Somebody, I don't know Okhotsk-Kamchatka joint stock Battles of Remus With Whisky Pirates io tmii.. cf catines to te hon, IT ODAY’S installment of the inside story of the career of ‘ren island to form the nucleus of of his first per- the future population. The settlers #8 George Remus, “millionaire bootlegger, tells will be supplied with food suffi-|/and Thursday: ; : | Sunset today, 4:54 p. m. wares—in some cases police detectives who also acted as convoys ar government. wii erent a! eakcaol 16 AE 7:21 a. m. of York and Prince Henry, prob-| who, had wounded me in the leg. in making truckload deliveries. It is printed today on page onG station on #he islané ca- | Stage of the Mississippi River atjably will we gy we oleae cpa ane sige on thet thd conse ee -é > | ” ™ : ° q . @ rise | as substitutes for e Prince quick) ° Commission art three, of this edition of the Post-Dispatch. nable of communication with the|St. Louis, 3.1 feet at 7 «. m aged eee sited States and Russia. of .1. Wales. ‘Continued on Page 2. | coleman Sa " Continec’ on Page é : ‘ , & ; ~- . ‘ An — ss

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NO APPEAL PLANNED WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. Dill |\French Priest Beaten WAY OPEN TO PUI To Drive Out Evil Spirits ° — OUTLAWS CALLED | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BOY ROBBER TELLS HOW ACCOMPLICES KILLED POLICEMAN Continued From Page One. SENATORS CONSDE oll ~ - a ON THE JOB oe FEOF OR. BOCK | | ; IN OSAGE MURDER ) CONSPIRACY CASE Six Bank Robbers Who Hid + i ; ; > : __ * ae Out in Olkdahoma Hills eet beck te the hemes en| switen From Site on East Conzright, 1026, by the Press and Pulltzer| ner eucceas WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Attor- 4 to Kill Self ; De ‘> | a . * ow SH to Testify ak. a + 5porvemnag inati Side of Fourth Street at and Post-Dispatch.) Fifteen years ago she was joined| ney General Sargent has decided | .mmittee today continued en Oo _ ee ee ee PARIS, Jan. 6.—Flageliated to| by a priest of the Greek Church | there is no doubt that a citizen may | on less important Provisions : t if He Had Any thing mad Held Under Guard. PICTURESQUE CROWD GATHERS IN GUTHRIE ing 22 Deaths — Four Murder Charges Filed. and one Negro is to begin hearing testimony here tomorrow regarding tealwart is a guest at the leading hotel, where he is conspicuous for mond rings. There is the educated Indian woman, also a witness, who wears tortoise-shell glasses and a many- Cadillacs than weave blankets. There is also thee white wife of an Indian who recites the sad story murdering the Osages. Many Indian Witncsscs. More than half of the 165 wit- nesses are Indians. Of the whites, ‘ The present investigation got a William FE. Smith a white man. in the Osage county jail at Paw- huska when the house was bombed. lawson said he knew who did the ‘and had known Bird there. He was | the-night of July 2. not. j 1 connection last night, and caused her to flash a warning to the po- gas company's North Side branch at 8534 North Grand boulevard, but arrived too late to catch two rolypbers who escaped with about picked up the telephone at 7:35 p. m., to call a number. Miss Wick Herrmann laid down the receiver. Two masked men with revolvers had walked into his office. One'of them shouted, “‘Holdup!” and Miss sent here with a force of Depart- under guard, some staying in ho- — in recent years, mainly 1921, 1922 and 1923. It is understood there is strong evidence of murder in 11 of these cases, but only seven will Hale, Burkhart, Bloyd and lLaw- eon, and they are to have a hear- ing at Pawhuskea Jan. 20. Lawson) are sleo reeerved. @€UBSCRIPTION RATES BY . ADVANCE.>* MAIL IN in the hall (Hammett) grabbed me and Sproull, but Sproull got away. “Then Sproull turned and said, ‘They've got O'Flaherty.” And Woods, Bird and Widmer came holding me. “We ran to Twentieth and O’Fal- lon streets, then seized ean auto- mobile and drove to Twenty-first and Division. Soon afterward we ‘to discredit O'Flaherty as a wit- pmans, brought out the statement that he had been an inmate of the | State Reformatory at Boonville, asked if he did not commit a hold- up after leaving the picture show He said he did led Grogan. The defense began its case this afternoon following a brief recess. Two witnesses, employes of the yesterday iden- fore, in a moving picture theatar. The State will demand the death toward me, and said. ‘Come along. He took me into the office, and or he would kill me, and I dropped it, but another of the men sali-i, ‘Don’t take that, it isn’t worth it, and besides, these are all hard- him out of the window. and--an- other said, elevator. ‘Come on, here‘s the let's go.’’’ The witnesses identifying Bird as one of the robbers were Howard Wohosky and Andrew D. Murray, vice-president and secretary of the as the car approached. the {first glass door. The men ordered the They are Wil- liam Karhoff of 2567 Benton streeh and Fred James of 1915 Morgan Bird’s case thue far. back and shot the man who was FEDERAL BUILDING Congress Could Authorize Chestnut. PLAIN BUILDING IF THERE IS NO CHANGE Monumental Architecture Issue Drive. _—_— for the new Federal Building in St. Louis hope to see this structure teenth street, between Pine and Chestnut streets. end of the downtown section probe ably needed the new Federal struc- ture more than the plaza section, to stabilize values and development. as a site for a néw Federal Builld- ing. Congressional] authority would be necessary to dispose of this and 000,000 public buildings bill intro- duced Monday in the House by Representative Richard N. Elliott, chairman of the Public Buildings reau, the War Finance Office, the the St. Louls proposal in the public ee he would not oppose t. “If we went this building any IN PLAZA GROUF Leader of Sect Is Now Ten Fanatics Attack Him in Own Satristy — Former Janitress, Rich. Specia] Cable to the Post-Dispatch and New York World. exorcise evil spirits which he was accused of harboring- Abbe des Noyer, cure of the little village of Bombon, 40 miles from Paris, has been so badly injured he will prob- ably not be able to leave his bed for a month. He was attacked in his own sac- riety by 10 fanatics of the mystic ropes for 20 minutes. The two men of the purty are held by the police and the eight women, varying in age from 17 to “was brought. stigating the attack. Priest Scoffed at Image. nally the gendarmes, aroused by the townspeople, came, but the bert Froger, a bookkeeper, who as he was being led away begged the police to fetch his hat, which was in the priest’s home. Earlier Care of Fxrorcism. . were proved to come from a faucet, | but denunciation did mot check from Syria, named Sibourgi. They developed the cult on the basis of the image of Jesus, but Sibourgi separated from the janitress before the war. In revenge she accused him of filling her body*with evil spirits, and even persuaded her fol- lowers that they could see the im- print of Sibourgi’s tooth in her An ecclesiastical as well as a civ- {il investigation is promised and Father Des Noyers, though still in bed, is preparing a full report on priest's body. The prosecutor was surprised to find that all the members of the at- Father des Noyers said he met the Mesmin woman during a pil- grimage. He related that after she had instigated the attack on Sa~ a demon, but rather sick,’ Father des Noyers said, “‘so instead of us- but thereafter she pretended that image of the Virgin Mary which! she said wept real tears. The tears instead of relieving her, I cast spe!ls upon her.”’ }) the Fourth street site. This would \ —_—_—_—_—_————_ ng nc a N HOME WINE CASE Attorney-General Accepts Rul- ing as to Legality of Non- intoxicating Fruit Juices. a . ? Post-Dispatch Bureau, By the Assomated Prees. 20-23 Wyatt Building. ing controverted tax bill as passed by manufacture fruit juices of alco- the holic content for use in the home, provided they are not intoxicating in fact. He announced yesterday that the Department of Justice will not ap- peal to the Supreme Court the case against Creed Isner, involving this issue, which is identical with that It approved of American salesmen when for more than six months e in selling products of this A section that would ited deductions on account ments of interest wag associations. The have affected chiefly ¢ ganizations in Ohlo. Secretary Mellon e was acquitted by 4 Maryland jury of violating the Volstead act. Isner is a farmer, residing near Elkins, W. Va. State police, exe- tration in support of the with possessing intoxicating liquor. action on the income taz The case reached the Federal Cir- which the 25 per cent SENATE TO HEAR . NOMINEES applied. calling that he had urged ment of the Federal Ge serious Senate opposition to the confirmation of their nominations as Interstate » ‘ - i | empting from taxation fhe we Wace. a Oo eal ed Re: ty i WASHINGTON, Jan. 65 secti or ture discussion, the eal — em penaltv. The defense plans io in- Her hat the Abbe dates . : oman the Osage Indian murder consptra- troduce expert testimony to show erected as one of the magnificent]... ae tg atin ae a pil- Priest Said to Have Been Member | .yit Court of Appeals, which held me ry poomen eee at o coir yesterday in the cy which was plotted by white men cs tog ee mae leo 3 | group to surround the plaza, it will! grimage to Notre Dame de la Sa- By the MSF emai variype cigar aeiber Stvemions of Haan Caroline nt gt Dre. ere . a 7 “ employes testifying h ligio ured fru : Sonn, intenance Siiek cee cae non pone oo spe kind laid to Mme. Mesmin. Twenty setiie glasses. She seemed better ferred, announced that Woodlock — of state in ung Miss Carey rode . reat deal. a whites are mesmprizing as well as| Was making the connection when} 5+ tHe did not identify Bird. cae ae aati for in the $150 “|years ago she began to wring/after that visit and thanked me,| Would be heard on Friday, and es ee Toad tO the = ay gree é i , » Bro bligg | °“"~| money from the credulous with an Taylor on Monday. Appearance of Marte Prevost in Star¢ . picturesque coast. r Sot ;' - ne : over HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Jan. §oe Pictures, becomes the second et) “CAV HIS MOTHER SPOILED ROMANCE CAMP MATCH ' —_——————— Oe er, t +) , 165 Indians and Whites to ' The State rested its case at 2:50 f r of Tears, who! cheek wh rf irit had bit- . ; | i | _p. m. with the infroduction of] . , - sel - ate feet nang Bs ve ning vt peta oe Nantes, | Taised in 1924 oF: Representative o Romesh . oma allowing Him by Playing’ a} Be Questioned Concern- ates soes orn aa beberle in Event of Following from BorGeaun, to guipe the peters, | Sut in S929 be: wae Cee ee ane weal an Anat received as dividends est , She Won mm, " licat 3ird. t et w . ; eade : R 14 ns. | x Suggestion Made in Bond) *7!P_ bim a Hill made wine for home use and/from domestic bultlding Chopin Etude and. Sti | | Loves Him — He Criti- | eines Her Mother. 1 . - ) t any, | I | Ry « Staff Correspondent of the|*” * nhons, (Onetegmademt, mammal tified Bird as casa es robbers Post-Dispatch Bureau, a sy mea ge in gfe egg on the affair for the Bishop of Meaux./ cyting a State search warrant, /@pproval of the House tag 3 " 43 u chier oO , : tion bill, in general, . | Post-Dispatch. ae SF ___ MISS MAE WICK. _|{and another identified Bird as one 20-22 Wyatt Dellins- linc Whe wan a ere welll anon ie Cee poner found in sag ey ww eee i seenanaal to the . comance of Anna Carey GUTHRIE, Ok., _ oi ed- avd ggg 0 eaingge ? ame ee WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—If PrO-| the sect made her rich. has been anxiety lest the “evil spirit” was not erage pase elderberries. An in-| Republican members ing The ist, ang Lux Hugo Bock, } white men anning a y. - > , % ° ia , eral grand jury of PHONE (IPERATOR PALLS ponents of a Memorial Plaza site| summoned to answer charKes of in sufficiently scourged from the| rormation was filed charging him | Willingness to follow the ee of medicine, which had a poetic beginning in i strange 4° to a strange and Bock, of Pertiland, «* Medical Corps. Mrs. Miss Anna Carey under Rudolph Ganz of St. and Joseph Lhevinne of Chicago, was playing at the cantionmens. One night as Dr. Bock returned to his quarters his steps were ar- : + “I was happy with him,” Mrs. | ° gre od i ay cual nite amount 6f cash and checks ~e informed police, after going| would house all Iederal Govern-| proposed: Federal Building there | f ‘Bock testified. “But when he was. a ne ian haralistaton, The medey came in in onal — of what he had heard. The|ment agencies in. St. Louis now in| Would be of monumental architec- .| away I. was lonesome. T had no | ete ner cn off ai amoents during ee Gav. andthe piace of the intended robbery was/rented quarters and would provide|ture. Such a building would prob- | friends here, and his parents never | oe “ a OG pee omdinewew Py ine ‘ntihna t has not ay eth a better facilities for the Federa:|ably cost two or three times as/| 2 Hreatcea me decently.” pected They will charge con-|been robbed three times before in] Gpester E — 4 t ang. courts now in the Federal Build- | ™much as we had proposed to spend ite. GRAND-LEADER | “a > She smiled frequently as she told. sptracy to defraud the Indians. |the past two years, smaller sums t ne “boo thrilling side ae oy, | ns at Eighth and Olive streets. The | on the plain office building.” , = amen. her unfortunate story, but not al-| Murder indictments also will be [béing taken in those instances. a ed to @ thrilling ride in the/ agencies now in rented quarters are Representative Dyer is hopeful Ways happily. Sometimes she! wr 3 pe elevator with the escaping rob-/the local offices of the Interstate | that $3,000,000 will be allocated for | Mintied at Dr. Rock w sale drawn if the statutes authorize Miss ick is 26 years old, and bers, who piled in at the sixth!c c th smiled at Dr. Bock, who sat back trial of such in Federal court, the [lives at 4834A Labadie avenue. Saat after he had entered the car rtonesgc Ns amar — aos + wee. git fof his attorney, and she _ chatted S. | SE Neco t comers be wasnt yaa |"Iet’s go.” and he testified that | rive Commission, the Grain In-| MAJ, (, M'RAE SELPH DIES | ike smile that-came at .ehe) aa ’ . , ‘Te o.”" n . . ' ' = oie . ‘ ee a ee 2 € © testified that.{spection Office, the Weather Bu mention of relatives was not happy, | and {t died pliteously. Beauregard’s staff. His son today | recalled that the Major made the| first “onfederate flag, under the | New Orleans and as a member of Gen. | ’ ' f ' Cabinet Loud Speakers . > = > > a . _ ' start last sprime when a “tip” | ment of Justice investigators to con-|floor, he saw the shadow of the po. . ae _r. ) ? came to the State Bureau of In- duct an sehadiatve gcc Al liceman through the agg po-; Bureau of Mines, tho Shipping | % \S ne Bock Bed See eee | vestigation that awson, serving | or . " nd Board, the Prohibition Adminis- | Former Postmaster Colin M. Selph, / fin Portland if she did not Iike it , Me pts nem needs ad on che He will present the evidence to the He heard Policeman Grogan cail,;trator and the local and district His Son, Recalls That He Made ‘ here, she said addine “Tri ‘and gate prison at ell k grand jury, with the assistance of | ‘Don’t come out—I’ll shoot the/j offices of the Veterans’ Bureau. First Confederate Flag. mother . ’ net k = edéine % 7 sasiaatenttintinn ll : one ts ’ ~ wed District Attorney Roy Lewis, who/first man who comes out.” Then. Dyer Favors Fourth Strect Sit For Post . | ey toe or pod dad ng in- ; . wed a seh ynamiting | took office Monday. Lawson and|{he said, the shooting hegan from } Strect Site. ormer ostmaster Colin M. / ee mm, an¢ ris mother wrote that . of a ome at airfax, Osage | she other important witnesses are|Within the car and through the Representative L. C. Dyer, who|Selph today received word of the 7 . elda’t like bests She related ‘‘ounty, March 190, 1923, in which was responsible for the inclusion of z j eS that the first night after they ar- . ) a rived in St. Lonis they called on | { tel rooms. The white men who/elevator operator to to the . a | Reta, his Indian wife, and their| re under suspicion have many/basement, but the shaft does not | PUlldings bill, said today he favored ther, Maj. C. McRae Selph. —— A a his parents, and that his mother. | W on = alga oo oe oe friends and the Government agents | extend below the first floor. He the downtown site, as an inquiry | Maj. Selph was 86 years old and f hat greeting her, did not speak to | ; vn gc o under their lare going along the streets armed. }crouched behind the operator's le- by him several years ago convinced had suffered from the infirmities : ==->=—=== ===> sac | Fourth street site,” Representative, “4J- Selph recently nas been re- | Returned With Him. 7. edly and finally obtained a state- ae a ge where its Indian wards company of Dick Gregg and Ace Dyer said. “Otherwise we'd have | : Dr. Rock went after her_and she WW ment in which Lawson confessed | ***® Gwe p mest? Kirby, companions in crime. Kirby|‘°? &*t # resolution through Con- | Offered at the Extremely Low Price of oe ee ee he had been offered $10.000 to me = por *, onl later was murdered. Gregg is «x- gress authorizing the exchange of | He would go over to see his dynamite the house and_had car- ba es the violent ote is of the pected to tell the jury about one or sites and that would take time.” | , hs, Mother and when he came back is ried out his part of the contract, + ieieeear aa r bra sao “280! noth of the murders. Although the Secretary of the! ¢ Would not speak to me for a week _. but had not received the reward. whe try beord , en on ve Henry Roan, also known as Roan Treasury is nominally in charge of | ° aoa a time,” Mrs. Bock declared. | ii Laweon related that he was per. “0-00 m ition o } nvesti- Horse, in Indian, a cousin of Anna erection of these buildings, the! e er] She tried to turn me against him, | h mitted to leave his cell in the ~- Se ie Brown, was shot to death, hie fros- actual supervision is in the hands, too, telling me about all the girls! is Pawhuska jail for four hours, dur- Man | wide nd yg «hei In-|en body being found in a pasture | °! the supervising architect, James | he'd had, but I didn't Hsten. | ing which he went to Fairfax and ae bys ren Her death WaS/ near Fairfax. A. Wetmore. Wetmore said today | f | —— | “She told me that J dragged him i dynamited the Smith home, at the ; ey 7 Bare peen = natures one) Billy Stephen, famous Osage In.|*™8t any change in the st. Leowsi= ~~ -tf you wear | down, that he would_never be a big . . direction of W. K. Hale, wealthy a ) 16 the, but symptoms of POIS-| dian roper, and friend of Henry site would have to be through Con. | clothes you re | doctor. Sho said that | was a fi- | is ranchman of Fairfax, known as agro are Frecallee now. |Roan, died of poisoning. Stress. The Treasury Department | int d! | J | Pancial burden; he could go along “King of the Osage Hills,” Lawson al nna Krown, Indian, one of Charles Whitehorn, Indian, rela. | '™ this matter merely followed the in ereste ” ‘ F faster Without me She said that then returned to the jail and went wan + ge enemy co “cng pate Mre. | tive of Anna Brown, beaten to | law, he said. | VALETERIA is the kind | p When his pecinatn: were empty he 7 to sleep. ns ceatate, the other daughters | geath. As yet, no detai! | HIS ; . : Would throw me | ae men : ‘ ie Bt, ‘failed plan vralll . re) 18 an : au throw me off; he was naver : ? Hale and his nephew, Ernest oe py! tgs ee ee | Anna Sanfrod, Indian, known ag | been made for the Saiedieed tame | OE mye by ore | , hi h cee es opportunity to secure a Loud Speaker of happy unless his pockets were full Burkhart. were arrested Monday ead = ll fo ty ee a we ry |“Big Anna,” died suddenly, poison- | ing, since it ig not known how! tening, as in the old-fash- | , € qu ity and standard manufacture, ata truly remarkable money, and he was not going a ere. ’ : eo | 7 e ’ . ° . - — - ‘ ponte Reedy eee ~~ oe al her decomposed body being found _— oe a Victim pened oe ye hela St. Louis — flat-iron method— | | ‘tae on in price, The Music Master Cabinet Speaker embodies all a grids . , donk n | s Son . , ; set u | ‘ : . . Ts. Roe i Mrs. Smith and through her death weeks later in a ravine near Fair- | George Bigheart, Indian, son of | Dill for the erection of in the 4 [oe smoothing | the proved principles of sound reproduction which have made the Bock: Rock admitted that Dr. . became sole heir of the family’s |f®*- She was last seen alive in the lene heredit h , buildi a Such and shaping that restores | familiar horn type ; : * tiother had helped arrange fortune, estimated at $1,000 000. panot ees: alien” oon ee of the Osage | “ona + cal. the country. | the lines and style your “ Music Master a general favorite. od her appearance at a concert of Li , , ; ’ ° — p one »* and accompanied | ned to erect a nial 2. tailor put int me Liederkrana © . © a Should Mra. Burkhart die, her hus- ST LOUIS POST-DISPAT |to a hospital at Oklahoma City neteenee A, ‘Siitdiece — : 13 put into your clothes. | | ‘ A900 or rarans Club on Feb. 21. ; band would inherit the estate, and ‘ CH | trate and Burkhart. Died next/a@rchitect, said that in Messer 4 * PHONE us—we'll give | The amplifyi bell ioli : * called “ oS abe! ie a would be the ee ee ee ee morning, poisoning suspected.. story brick and stone building ‘ca , your garments a Vale- | wood han Spe de Reg hea The: Sane chamber o made of 2 And further a al phages | 3 ay blighed Daily by The Pulitzer Publisningi gs USNN. attorney of | teria pressing that will ||| ee suspended in perfect heavy cast aluminum, ingeniously . B really magnificent exhibition of uk M. A. Bloyd. who was Deputy Me weltin Boulevard and Olive Stowe | Pawhuska. He was Bigheart’s at- | make you proud to wear : ae free from contact with th: designed and arranged so as to pre- . Piano Pla ying: bin eee a well ae. Sheriff in charge of Pawhuska jail | (Member Mudit Buresu of Cireulations.) | torney, and conferred with him at : them. | cabinet. The most delicate i m : ed , °° , mi it when Lawson got out temporarily | MEMBER ON Tuk, Asso aacleaiyees® | hospitdl. The following day the Quvoid Gnitations : i tions and modulatio £ c inflec serve the perfect acoustical prop- * ~~ sensation.” Attempting to \ to do the dynamiting, ts being | titled 2 tbe, use A. f republication ‘of all! Dody of Vaughn, clad tn under | Man’s Suit Cleaned $1 | inst 7 vawee OF erties of the upright tone chamber. de, date of another incident, " bal lepatenes crediles ) ” sth. | : : . ff ; : : ; j i ought. State warrants charging |)**", creditag in this Laver ane wit, Mt: | wear, was found along the M.-K..T. | . fl on cary he recreated with pu- It will be a worth-while addition to be or CAE Ss eee i ° | = i . ‘ rr - . murder have been issucd against | oral poet ei tao ecial diepe then pis. of | right-of-way on the way back to | | ity and faithfulness. your radio set. aR pc ‘ rg -| awhuska. (Fourth Floor.) ally don t know, she san- b *red. “There was so much trou- * all the time.” ly and Sunday. one year..... $1 r " ; is the a one who has made a Batiz. “without, Sunday one year. ‘8 ; 09 | murdered, presumably to keep him Malt. Gg Milk | ” 1 thee. a ~ . . oan — = — . a aseat aii ae ™ 7 - April. 1921. she /sald, hey. DUMine Eatwaes made tis contes-| meee titi as 0) Ua inciiet,, eones|from making public information — a heel i § , Dacron pemare to Percnne, ome -- a - . . | . | “ her to go first and re- sion. he was transferred from the | Delivered by city carrier or out-of-town Joe Yellowho ' Mo ° ° > Mme | . ree, Indian, toppled rgentnaier | : er concerts and teaching. cAlester prison Ted ers: penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kan..|7 SU 0° Bone: Sundar, 10, 4 [Over dead from poison. —-% & Cleaning Co. roadcastin tation te Peath® Understanding that he oe precaution DEER wtetenes Eptered as pacing clase a area 8 act -allneonrygp Indian, died of The Aged : Central $02 502 1 &§ » — in six months, when , 1879, at the Se Le . 7 ull, unable te tell cir- O- ee ' Eht be financially prepare Then Brown, Assistant At- Phone Garfield 6600" ™@ cumstances. Nourishing — Digestible— No Cooking. . 273-METER WAVE-LEN GTH pe the slow proeenl of wp enc Practice. He took the State + l examination there in No- _ &nd looked at a flat, ask- . 3 ee . ik Lies te

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ST.LOUIS POST- 'EDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926 _ ot evUlS fF ST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. i= LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_— = — EEE I EE At LO OFDR. BOCK se» mo $45,000 DONATION TELLS OF BAN SHISMOTHER “= FOR MEMORIAL TO ee ee ee - _ m 7 ™Syacomenctecsr (VAN HEEL ASSIGNS po xou xxow saw ARMS MEETING FUND LOSING $100,000 xzvccozec.= INTEREST IN ESTATE RESOLUTION REPORTED 4 A idence concerning the Mellon-dom- | — -| Finance Committee Pro | ‘inated organization. - eS Widow of James Campbell } Postponing Decision | | | on t a | Moot Points he * fat | President Remains Silent. | 4 | . : r , aS 4" | | While these steps were being, Left Onlv $30,000—Claims | & i House Foreign Affairs om - . a | a Je . ‘taken by Walsh and Oldfield ‘ ae i : 4S- on 94 SSSOUaeS TUNED. . a | ' | determine whether the Coolidge ade About That Amount. | | — ee : oe ms WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Leay. ‘ministration is giving Mellon's’ : ure Unamended, | | : a ing controverted sections for ty. ™ / ’ Foster Parent ture discussion, the Senate Finance | Threatened to Kill Self Committee today continued work on jess important prov a I | tax bill as passed by the ane S 3 if He Had Anything a | It approved the provision . | empting from taxation the mneben Do With Her. . : Bins } ah Gift From Relatives to Be | C. A. Secor Clears Up Mys- peg once tinge ba — Henry Klas Van Heel, 35 years) | 3 y _'he’ old, who married the widow of: ed b t. Lo a courts, the President, the Attorney-| | ‘ ; = Us y S uls Medi tery of What Became of esto and the Federal Trade James Campbell, public utility magnate, has assigned his interest | | 1 ie f r E i f Def ct Depos- Commission maintained silence re-/| ca Soc ty Oo ection Cash oO un ‘in his ‘ i : E garding this case. late wife’s estate to her of Auditorium. itory at Gorin, Mo. At the usual gage with re- daughter, Mrs Elzcy G. Burkham "hite : zey G. sf | By the Associated Press. | .WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—The | House Foreign Affairs Committee today unanimously reported a reso. lution to authorize expenditure of 1$50,000 for American participatio: ‘in the preparatory disarmamen: ‘conference at Geneva. en — en SO I PLT OT I ee porters at the House a Thi US was made known today at’! > ae, of American salesmen whe — n @broad See snore than eix menth ‘ ———— spokesman for the President said s en . : 4y ‘ ma . the office ' ini in selling products of thig cena ARMY CAMP MA CH | Receipt of a donation of $45,900 The $100,000 from the mysteri- | Mr. Coolidge had no comment to, Hampe tes iy geri eensen yp oof | The committee rejected an ry. from relatives as a memorial to} ous silver mine in Old Mexico that; make on any aspect of the dis- Van He \’ ot die — os cyl amendment to instruct the Ameri- This included the action]. os me, ees m-| | can delegates to present resojutions i the late Dr. John Blasdel Shap-/| poy T Myers. f -r cashier of | closures, 4 s« . c . : 4 ve rs, ortiie i Cas 11¢1 O , . . ; i ae ich , we - SEP, SORE nD ie ‘e al ventory to amount to $30,443. leigh, was announced last night byline Citizens’ Trust Co. of Georin,| ot the Federal Trade Commission, Th . . . _ 4 ‘ eo hae . ° ‘ P @ ‘the St. Louis Medical Society, at) yo promised depositors of that’ the midnight statement of last |its annual installation of officers | wrecked institution, went into the | Saturday issued by the Department 'ealling for consideration of the ad | Visability of outlawing nations that 'start wars of aggression. A section that would have lim. @§ REVIEWED IN COURT ited deductions on account of pay ments of interes t was eliminated —— ——- Aministrator’s office is in- formed that claims against Mrs. a5 was a provision allows ng ex. > ° emptions from taxation of 4 | H b Pla ing nNcoOme a um. y y ~ or Van Heel’ sts ‘ ¥; . received as dividends er interest ; She Won lat Bartscher Auditorium, 2525 Pine mine instead of being taken. out, ac- 'of Justice exculpating the Mellon bs gab vem “gu Ww precensd leave little As reported, the resolution sav | boulevard. |cording to testimony yesterday be- company, and the conference of! : ae, WAS Were See ae ithe appropriation is made in com. ° ’ band and daughter. On what terms ‘pliancé with the request of Presi ?p > with ; from domestic bullding and joan Chopin Etude and Still associations The latter would y °° have affected chiefly certain er. 7 Loves Him — He Criti- ident Coolidge. The committee debatgd the fan- guage of the resolution at lengt). ' , | The gift is To he used for the ‘ore Referee in Bankrupcy Coles severn!l ( ‘abinet officers at the V: lerection of a memorial auditorium be Charlies A. Secor of Webster; White House which preceded the an Heel surrendered, the public administrator was not informed. | ‘and, under the teasms of the dona-/ 4g who told of a futile 18 ag mee T} - | The Attorney-General maintained OS Eee ee eee ~ Ne | James Campbell estate. The in- - ence at Geneva because of strained gis 3 ets, testified he entered 1n- issuance of the midnight statement ,relations between Moscow and the st, ang Lux H willingness to follow the adminis- oF ine. which had a tration in support of the bill, but dae action on the income tax rare pro . ; | free ass 9 - f The donors of the $45,000 gift| ane with the “Myerson Saturday, exculpating the Alum-|) 0 -°r)" _ filed yesterday, shows eerie kale a nigtsp Dawe _ \irs Anna \f Sha pleigh to an ager ement i : S t ‘ - vos P 5 : e Alu - Liberty Bonds worth $9500 chat- MAN WITH HIS MIND A BLANK | Sw Government. ° Red a! S. d ‘ ' whereby he was tO/jnum Company of America three ; making no reference to the meeting . vent ot rales . thoys” in 1923 te] f 0299; widow of [>r. = }a pleigh;: Miss Mar - . . terest in “a silver “ eks before the com letion f t 18 oO $1 89! and cash, recely ed in e é ple of the! > om the Campbell catatemaeaas: MAY BE FORMER ST, LOUISAN place, so the American delegates and poetic beginning a strange and ' in receive a half ————— OS A 6 AG EO A ee ee tee ay sma ~ - _ - = — - oe OS IE PE a ge ie t= LLL OE LEE LLL LEAT EEL LILLE OOS CN EA ES: OE Mt '“That the President be requested | to instruct the American represen - Secor tes * outh Grand wet TY" a+ -¢ i il is 7 pesides at 2230A boulevard, was stationed at | oO} “earned income” section of the bi!) which increases from $19.009 to jresolutions by unanimous consent,! principal of which, at the end of | tives. sald: “Jt occurs to me that the; the longest trust period allowed by Hle was found on the streets in sides showing floor plans for 6°79 the Citizens’ , : : ' ? ‘ necessary ay- architeg@ s sketches of! tified, he mace all necessary pa) om Visions was postponed ‘tame to at the re. : wartime, ca , 2 , 7 | i 5 = “4 ; quest of Democratic members — vor dlimax yesterday in ran | ‘garet and RBlasdel Shapleigh, his mine at Sombrerete, Zacatecas, |investigation of that company by ; would not be prevented fronr at- nator Simmons of North Caro)! “ nearing of Mrs. Bock’s suit for | daughter and son; August F’., Rich- Mfexico, for running the mine, the the Department of Justice? pended by the former Mrs. Camp- ; hs Petes? the conference if held else ranking Democrat on the ret aot: DD separate maintenance -n Circuit | lard WW. and Alfred I. Shapleigh, his eiedion wee” supplying the funds. “Has a statement ever been fe bell, $10,044. Found in Racine, Wis., He nnn | winaa . tee, later called the Demoer i ' = Pearcy's court. . | brothers, and Mrs. A. Will oByd, aA “He took charge of the mine Dec. sued bv the Department of Justice The wil) of Campbell, St. Louis bles Something About St. Louis I This proposa] was dropped wit! membera into conference ag a , ra was happy with him.” said | | sister. Alfred L. Shapleigh is o¢ A a9 and began clearing it |ynder similar circumstances?” public utility magnate, who died in and Heating Systems. 1 out au vote after Reaveseieties was announced they would tol B vrs. Bock. “It was all his! |'chairman of the board of Shapleigh preparatory to taking out ore. The | Te. which he 6k “| Ar. re a ° ae -™ se Se- | » ; . 2 trust for hi wife n aq a } t ’ Ae ' s : 4 a - a pro m calli ; fault. | Hardware Co. and ichard \ had been in disuse, § RD rad 9 n aughter, rse | een tn the oon” oo he veral eer sont believe we ever had a | shapleich is its president. August nigel and 2 considerable poe ning na aes x He added that } under provisions which appeared has been in @ hospital at Racine, wernt ree Ce way ene ; +o selves,” said Dr, li Shapleigh lHves in Santa Monica,|©°F “*"" ) sak! ,|this might have been assumed/to make it possible for each to| Wis. for several weeks euffering| UMited States should join with the ; is expected to cal] for greater ts 1 of ourselves, said ”. Shapleigh lawn was expended in making it witheut the necessity of asking hit | kK p or ach to S| avis Ratna tan ca P | reduction than proposed in the bill , Bock. “Her foster mother caused | Cal. puertkes the one sims He e has ‘ r on 8 build up a large fortune from the] from loss of memory, is believed to | ortiainn a coliference pond Bonn ied ma wble.” | . . abe. " ne esuions, > aL etused t0} ineo ; ay . ore ; . ma 1 ears abo 1) hock, wha e171. -~ Don Bain ' Tur audits-} mt e ee with instructions : > ; P are “ , & " con: si s c a ; : i : The commiittes approved the Seven yea i be rhe Shapleigh ere Se In cir tees cashier of | Reed, im objecting to the imme- tute their own estates, and do not being made by policewomen — made by Representative Fial: | . rium is to cost $190,000. aantern from Roy -Myet, ‘diate consideration of the Walsh | revert to the Campbell estate, the to find his former home and rela- | (Rep.) of New York. It read ) | : ‘ fe } (} Teo : l- Williams, near Portland, Me., wat seats and _tatives to endeavor to place upon $20,000 the maximum am a which the 25 per cent caeuation re ereers ee ee hs end sie coe go gtr ~~~ eee fthe building were shown at heated ments by eee. bbe hae ‘passage of the resolutions by the] law, goes to the St. Louis Univer- ee under this classification might be mi Medical Co ~ ; de be — ‘ a et » Sous . fineeting last night. The Medical | Gorin bank. pase bara aon ‘Senate without any effort to secure} sity medical school. Racine, his mind a blank. For ajthe agenda of the conference a | applied. . Miss wun n-atiteg - hee a reasd | 5% _—— 7 — | Society building, to whi h the au closed by the a wing July. Se. | an explanation from the Attorney-' In- the first few years of the time he was unable to tell any- resolution requesting consideration The inheritance tax rates were pianist with three yoars of trai’ jing that it be held until. he could | ditorium is to be added, is nearing missioner the ois nee drawn on |General by correspondence or in-} trust period, a suit to break the|thing about himself. Lately he|°f effective means. of outlawing a A total of $172,000 has} cor said the ara quiry-involves a sort of reflection | wi}) instituted by collateral claim-| has been able to give the name jae waging a war of aggres- és J , . ‘ > + a e tT} \ | . ‘ ; ing noire oe eer ; a arrange his affairs here. l}completion. . } Chillicothe (Mo.) under Rudolph Ganz of St. LOUIS) Awhien” she said, “he wrote that | been raised toward its construction, | accounts of the \! ~ oxre. ‘upon the Attorney-General that the | ne _ © that | owned by the “My- ants, diminished the income of the| «George Rost” or “Rast,”’ and talks The committee adopted a pro Giecussed by Secretary Melion. Re. c calling that he had urged retire. ae e Mhicacad | . ment of the Federal Government mae goseph a ) , sere ! his mother said she would kill her- ; not including the Shapleigh gift. Furniture on \facts searcely justify.” estate. Since her marriage to from this field of taxation, Mellon was playing at the canionmens. _|self if he ever came near me Dr. Shapleigh wa#®67 years old ers boys. echased on “the, “! Would hardly say that,” re-|van Heel, in May, 1922, the for- of heating systerns and St. Louis,| posal by Representative Moore told the committee he had no seri. One night as Dr. ook dete Tees again 'when he died Sept. 15. following an | The mine@ was Sk aie = pee ‘torted \WWalsh. Bh tai plier Ay Bosses which iis be police te heliowscte (Dem.) of Virginia te mate rg _ objection to the modified in- Ae cen. mod “ty ke a ait Asked Her to Come Back. abdominal grote a pm ay eae ater rege oe ‘Sow: My- V aex : = -—=--————~ | extensively. possibly might have been connect- reer gi Ho gota vr “participa- * eritance ra . ed by t somber beauty 0 ; 1's member of the Washington Uni-| $8900 every six ROMS samen | : , # : on” in 1@ preliminary co Fu The sethantes. «tony Maguay Chopin's” “Revolutionary” Eiude, | Since then ee nad “ge pee =~ | versity School of Medicine faculty | ers “visited” him severe vernon 5. a pia ce — organ-| Oo" nse Do re sprees ed with a Sip Pt: MRI here ence, and not for “oehhgheaamaman’ heritance rate from 49 to 20 per went ae — sea gay Ragan ve 4 = “ a ne wf 7 agallagty |for 40 years and was a noted spe-) during the eesti are we the man- ee ot Oe “aie ae > ae any house furnishings The caus valu- | my all — . iva ee oll Building sila ae cent and increases from 25 to 80 waciive as her music. He resolved | she asserted, pen 2h - gor mem cialist in diseases of the ear. l = Oe ie ates on a Dtvonds adit which he | $660,265 of which eS hl | acrid one of these “visits.” about | Warrensburg last November and'Campbell summer home, Green-j wore whén taken to the hospital|lege at Bourbonnais. The loss i« ‘ Marie Prevost in Stardom. picturesque coast. Pr. Po k also | filed. she said. she offered again he pap anmegee gain ge un Fe tin a the bank was ordered | ordered to another judicial circuit. wich. Conn. She was 68 years old. hears the initial “G.” $100,000, partly insured. f 7 and daughter ant 2 ov, “— 5h home arni- — - + ‘ _ \ ote BRliasde }. Aftter a closed. that My aes ’ sien ‘ ; hie return with depositors aouar e+ eee HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Jan. ¢~— Marie Prevost, through a contract $190,090, ' ee ee ee need to ride, and he also loved /|to come back, but he said “he right to his son me sea. What could be more nat-!wouldnt dare to have me here further deduction of $6000 had) ino nouncineg ufficient to pas gned y : | : — emanom with Metropolitan wal than that they should meet of-|}while his mother still ormmposed it.” hes provided for the payment of sufl hack te ; . ; st mn oOovi ‘ i : Liifé as i ‘ ‘ a i ' : ont ack ) 4 ie bee t ee eeene Reth- Men and ride aiong together, or stop She admitted writing once that jtyjtion of worthy students in Wash- for dollar. icles 2 nh 7 he un tc bh vhite-! Ma’ +) taesgeaslle dente . ate . a lias vers said ne unNn- ” uty to achieve Stardom iu Megether to watch the white-lashed |she “would rarher die than live ‘ington University medical courses! Gorin, howev' Mrer iidens.. thne # o films. Gloria Swanson is the cress af the bre ike rs r Ce t; " . aoi¢ 3 is - 1, = Ze - oT ar4 T ‘ ‘ - ¢ t} . c rd the Triail conta n ne ee only other f Z * ; here wHn him, explaining, pus he ordered the remainder oft he | derstoo tn a | h y r former bathing girl to Bore? What, also, cou!li be more! wrote that in a fit of anger. I took | ectate divided equally among his,| $100,000 had been robber ; ave ecaled t tT ‘~ so. +] a> tel . ss ‘ . “ . x ' ; 7. ‘ ma " » ~* ye ® . . ' . ‘ - 1, ' re mis >/ } i gaged. and marry whe Dr. |; pupils and started io come back. Dr. Shapleigh retired from the| yesterday, P vi the part of | . : _ : , ’ a) ; she ‘ ~~ ‘- . ' . . ie : er; TY ry) 7 i ii* beg it i k came hack «ll APLAln, On For the one time That | said I universityv faculty a few Nn onths | v is mere OP! enero } ao ex . 1° ivide ut hat TYAe yi ; ; 7. ; Pe ; ; ‘ ‘ a2 ..6 00m There was no ei0U,” nd ) > : - - F a. But that was only | would not, [ wrote 25 times that before he died, and at the 1924] Myers. ewe the mine. Secor | > : Perini cy of thi, ai ,*"" ! . ' + .* ‘2 ; , tae »I3T int I} Thali “ . ' he PLinniIng c as ors [ would ormencement Was tue re spsen of | cept waged te : } ecnod instail- "~ . | , ’ . } ~4 ~ ** 7 -_~* ' ‘ ‘a 4 eu? .- > le ' il \ i s was happy with hin {rs Mrs. Pe hee been unable to|an honorary degree of Doctor Ol a sa Se } price wi e@e@ees : ~ * ot . ,. se , .* > Be 1. _ »*s _ ‘ . P : ‘ : a . | ‘ 17 ¢ r} jae } i ‘> a ck ‘ ified. ++ when he was 1} “a ‘We Pears ee af , Science in recognition of his work rents on 3 v 1} eat aie ay | was lonesome. TI had no... ees eo ‘dine up the medical school.| paid and additional caphe’ ©) ‘ Riends ) rr ’ q } ; ‘ . 7 J in iry {) the le It aQrryy wl ‘ ; he = in bul di & ip xn » . ee z nne « . here, she said, adding, “His crand- Dy Bock’s testiniony wove a ‘ ay . no oagimeggpenaigli was dau \lexicans I diffi ] in O V nN ~ S ‘ senn : waves. ° (OT, Y meyv vas ;ue HATA at | % t 1 r = ¢ mother sent back our wedding in. Story of conflicting ambitions in , That m et) mre wanting te magine the u y O u «i - . - . : - lot ry at ry) ' Tre wie | ik } | tation, and his mother wrote that?! With the story of conflicting moth- jand & | lr was about that .- r . ; . 41 ‘? se a ’ ‘ . | “~* hy } 7s ,% ° ; ~ i rT} WI ere A . 4 4s she didn't like me She related ers-in-law. My wife didn’t Hke;|that when he did give his consent} Know renting a good car when yOouatffive there cs- that the first nicht after thev ar- it here,” he said. “It was smoky, |it was “forced.” aoe iq $8000 of the default } | h ba = : m . . . ‘ser ‘ i - , ‘ . “")** Car ye ce: . 71 ’ : > : «i i - rived in St. Lonis they called on there was no ocean, she didn’t like Then why did you let her go. wa a cm sali represented | , ll f oD 7 bi , : ’ ° ’ ’ ‘4 "hh «- ; - . ‘+ ¥y f- eo ‘ } a oo roe iT) ails ? . )? nai bis parents, and that his mother. my friends—and ‘then her foster Why, to keep peace in tne tam tnd tallment on the mine pecia y wit t e present reig Ct em rgo. > " ; 7 '* 7 z jis ” " r 1a rr? es +) 2) rive insStai mM nr . ‘2 asSSa5 | gee er greeting her, did not speak to mother visited us, and there was‘ i; Were you ev@r married’ cas nanit af the default. .t ’ ' ao «1) ° ° . , ‘ lam aveueen 9**? and. aS a T' (yh fad ‘i . BS 8 1 ther ARaInN ali @% ening ois of trouble. Were YUU : rted ti ife 9 on | ’ . ‘ ° | &§ Mre Ro, 6% " Pe “Ve fartunatelr ’ mine reve a ot, I TO O t or ort O t ‘ * Rock wer hack to Portland OV, received some anonymous Yes, unfortunate.’ ete thhesting: ans hopes stil] u>re in us S 5 u wan £llmmer “4 ® o _ — PS % , . ie : , ’ - 2 rs +? . | oe tiihts : - . . | : he ; ait th narriage on gates ] ac ‘used the motner-in- I ve mn? Vou } rad } aAKeGeS A slTli€ = tained in Nor \Iv. rs promised F re . fount the heat in SS? T.ovie : nis ‘ ba Die 4 tha ‘elatives re Ti a4 ne Se ue ring (nerve to talk up/to the relatives|Tetained im Rov tee ges.on eopenc Opic ori Bhe told t? ni? 7 ‘ ° * _ ~ as cr migh ~ il nd se tiva ‘ waiting roey , ' other liabilitie xe explaining tha u Tt 1n W ———e r Mt as well make it final-sinc - cee a ner i | e see ealth — the prestige of a Rohnd 3 ag, say ane nce was a little dark side room, instead the grim reps nas the recogni 1 owner of ‘ | yO pe £ j ay Wat Led ] a } “¢? , ° ‘ , _* ‘ 7 £ iF } * i >. 7 - ie te . , ; . x 1 ‘ ‘ land to +) Sy : vib eet of a big room ar the front, as 1 judg Pear OOK th ase Une i. ine in Mexico and that the AM: ' . . * 44 : Pin On, +} ,¥ +} . " os F : ; —_" ‘ oe ~_ . lion 41 + e ? | > | - : ’ ; non Py) -in-law : ~ . . . Ts _ Ts bs « i oo, “ advise lL? ‘ i ai ¢ rluiing (na «i . . . ** Vy a _aoo they could not he repaired. I had |dence in Yucatan and a divorce on| 2054 ‘i Mexico. He left four fl uy a Louring Mode Equi ed for Bad Weather 7 se - 2 ‘ . ‘ ¢ a x " . * - ’ : | : “He would go over to see } is | intended to send her to Chicago to |the grounds that one pars ago notes signed in blank with Roy ff Mother and wher he camé back | take music leesons at $20 an hour.’ he was contrary to tne public p Myers upon departing fo: Som- , \ Py . e n Would not a ’ ' icy ‘aba t) ( a r° ‘ "; - - . . .’ s asa nreretle : s*a a ; t i l ti, ai j s Z Aa | Mat atime yy to me for a week Couldn't Afford Piano. tater ectd him he had obtained the y ’ mie rs Rock gdecianre qj 9 ' JUDGE ANDERSON tal ¢T Loe im | > ci sa Labitit ’ ‘ ‘ 1 “ ; Cre ~~ 5 , ~—m © . ¢f on ‘ . . o . F : ) en€ tried to turn me against him How {could you ha afforded CASE OF U. S, additional $8000 on the notes and ; ’ : way- - a lorious O nN Car T - a fF : : . ’ 6% Sy A } ‘ _ P rim _ ‘jee a , | ine me about all the girs) "** OS Wes asked on cross-ex that the money was part of thaf youll find a few Touring / he'd : amination.’ “I did many things be- Senate Subcommittce Orders In- i finance the mine — . . . 1 had. by I ai i} ; liet« n . used to 1iTNia iil ; mine. t i . . ‘a * ~s eal . . . .* ‘ . } a5) 4 * . ; | j ’ } | ‘ | The told me that dragged him |" MY means those days.” h vestigation of Charges. Millspangh Indicted in Case. | Models at the Oliver Cadil- ae yOUrL ther. | dow ny that } vr Te , hire answerea *] wanted 10 further By the AsSsoclal YT ems Asa reeunlt of dis losures follow- oa S a oe i} ’ ‘ ; Oui ¢ \ r° vi) a 1Z 4 : ; mi ; =s - " . c a A : ‘ , . _-_ - : } pS0ctor, Sha o J - inpt iher parents needed financial aid. | was ordered today by a Senate Ju dicted for dereliction of duty The P | v +h ' Loud Speaker of ) _— anon me off, he was never ] could hav< erryt them rhe mone. dictary Subcommittee | charges were dien jesed thro ig) “ . . 7 Unless } full ; Half a dozen affidavita were *pre- technicality when the cas enclosures. Many people Enclosure and Accessories is pockets were a truly remarkable | mone easier. She said she wanted the legal ’ ney. and hea We — T) | ul + ; he . + P ,Ii@ bh ; ‘ . ; aS no. KomsE sented to the subcommittee which called for. trial in Circnit ° qf W ey te | nl i; job to earn money for a dining | was . er embodies al] 1 | Pport me | room set. has under consideration the nomi-| eourt at Kahoka, Mo., Sept. 14 prefer this open and shut —there are one or two nation of Judge Anderson, who al-| ,, last. . ch have made the | : em — admitted that Dr. “T couldn't afford that piano she , Mother had helped arrange ih? : . , ready is serving under a recess ap- | on : ' . . . . orite i 7 or : r bought one day when she hap- ee - ss oleae 13 More than 39 officers of othe: b lab] f I d d Tr appearance at a concert of | pened to be downtown with $15 in gee ses be ; spore hearty banks throughout the State also com ination to a perma- aval C rOLr Lmme ate c- 0 GiLsCUSS LN lature oO } aiiiGaa- ' indicted as a result of the the 7 | °* ° *’ ’ | 7 Mederkranz | lub on Feb. 21, ther pocket. I was two vears pay- vits Immediately after Judge An- cetuaaine , | ‘ , , IMCGIATCLY BIVer LUGE eeneral investigation following the nently closed job while livery. See them at the 1829 | “when . rat. 3 ; oe ' , ; a Pos Dispat nreview- | ing for it. T needed a microscope, : : . derson’'s nomination was sent to th e lisclosur TY 2) ‘ criosures, os chamber is made of i} : * calleg her ‘o| jew el of A pianist,’ | n utom«e hile—TI want q , ‘ies « Trust —— 3S “ emgoeet oe ‘ Senate. C. H. Huston of Tennessee, prnercang t} oe h irged with em ‘ , ffi d d ll cil 1! tin e® Cina ( rm Th- fora Florida trip they offer Locust an Lindell Cut-off. . ' , . i] and ¢ ' : luminum, ingenious! | urther wrote that she “‘gave | o,; a ' 7 iw . oe 4 ‘get away rom ihe cits ospite : b y 1. ote lleartnatpe rom nospital former Assistant Secretary of Com- ° 7 : Mally yf if ‘ ~% 1 ; arranged 80 as to pre- . Diane nf ABT en exhibition of dispensary and have time to de- ee” mad protest and wee 6! bezzlement and larceny was Jerom¢ : i “ving and created a well- or , a ctice—bhi nerce, Todged a protest anc as di- ‘fect acoustical prop- ' pned Sensation.” Attempting be ae a 1 lt Ag ta but J rected to make whatever charges! up | , Al ‘ouldn lave cit , on account right tone chamber. | & the date of another incident. | orth-while addition to : Le erner asked if it occurred | t. _ * fe or after the concert ’ : aA.rct ee 7 cert. ; ‘Fourth Floor.) ee 7 rere * : bie a) — cre was s0 much trou- you wished it at the bottom of the Switch Engine. WHO WORKS : 2% old, es ’ : “* eo ume Mississippi?” he was asked “Tf Anthony Kline, 27 years North Market street, a truck Money when you need it. Locust & Lindell Cutoff Telephone JE fferson 3080 Tt In e = : : ' Be Ae | | | April, 1921. she/said, they, you'd had that piano thrown up 7382 = = - ' " . . . | ded to remove to Portland. and |to me as much as I had,” he said,| driver for the Swift Packing Co.. Repay weekly or semi-month- ee her to co first and re-/“vou'd have wished tt—dreeper.” suffered a fracture of the left thigh lv to suit vour income. mM her concerts and teaching.| He testified that Mrs. Bock had!and pelvis at 12:10 this afternoon Our Plan Helps You : of that piano.” | he might have in writing. | - ‘There had been anovver piano, PACKING FIRM DRIVER HAT] LOANS O LI\ iE R C A | LL A C: C O i Peally don't know,” she san- See Rite adie heck. lees you-ax Anthony Kline’s Truck Hit by TO THE MAN a : a9 —* | : WSBF TH wit ' Ih the Understanding that he refused to come back after her when the rear end of his truck Kirl ° k Md follow ip eix months. when first visit to Portland, until after| was struck by a Missouri-Pacific — "ight be financially N switch engine at the foot of Pop- . : nanclally prepared |she had gone to Boston and New)! Eg n c et | Finance Company | he slow process of building up | York and failed to obtain musical) lar street. Our W. Oxurver, President i : Practice. He took the State|contract. He said that she packed| He was taken to City Hospital, | - 1120 LOCUST ST. | “al examination there in No-| before she obtained his agreement! where his condition was said to Dry] a, 1. wer eld oso || | and looked at a flat, ask- to remove to Portland in 1921, and serious. ms ‘§ ra A a er ee : —_—- —

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DRESS A SMART NEW SPR ~~ ° a, ‘ ¢ AD hat >. WA LS | yy Wy ue ' THURSDAY ae We Offer Sensational Values in S UARY 4 2 . pay | *, i> . » ’ * - ee : ' - bad. / : ~ ua | Saal , Pi - ' \ Dd | ‘ 4 ~~ 4 , 4 ‘ “sae + - ' : — , . i \ — - ane - . ° ’ - _— { ' , 7 a - "pd > . ; ’ ~4 a . — ar ™ ( = \ os — . > - ———— 4's —Business and Sports Costumes Embroidery Dresses Made to Sell at $39.75; $35, $29.75 and $25 This annual sale has established an enviable record in St. Louis! Women look forward to these astounding values with eagerness—for they know they are offered elegant high-grade frocks at a sensationally low price. There are models for all occasions and for all tastes—a gorgeous array of striking new Spring Frocks. SALE IN DRESS SALONS—ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR New Spring COLORS: Apple Green Nile Green Citron—Gold Gray—Pencil Blue—Crimson Chinese Red Oriental Purple and Dainty Pastel Tints | Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20—New Misses’ Shop, —, Ge. 2 ioieneenntiedie tendiliiendinn A ING MODEL — Dainty Laces and Bright Second Floor—Women’s Sizes 36 to 42—Main Dress Section —Extra Sizes, 44 to 52}—Second Floor HIGH GRADE FROCKS AT A FRACTION OF ACTUAL VALUE! | — | nning New Dresses—In All the Lovely Spring Colors— : Just Arriving From New York—The Very Smartest Models for Spring — Evening Frocks —Silks—Satins ; ' —Dainner Frocks —Flat Crepes ? ; — Afternoon Frocks —Georgettes | The Reg : — Street Frocks —Crepe Romaine A New Ship Radio enthusiasts will fit expensive model most sa It is well constructed, of terials, and made with straigtline frequency cond bakelite tube sockets. Eq not included at this price. Suggested R. C. R. Tubes, each...... Star Tubes, Gach... .-ces es Tower Speakers, each..... Storage Batteries, each.... _—_—_—— ss / Arrow ! +r Sriart Style FEATURES: Chic Ties New Flares Princess Waistlines Trim High Necklines Richly Colored | Embroidery ! Goldand Silver Motifs +e - ¥ 3. ae é ’ ant ¥ ae Bs i ana 2 -

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So rr | WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCE re — Sm —- . re ~~ See Our Other Announcement on Page 13. eg | N = , ae i . o , : Indoor Parking - | This is in addition to our own outdoor . parking facilities with special bus service be- | . | e tween garage and store. Drive to garage aud | . i rective check for your car:* have check O. K.'d by section manager when you have fin- GRAND-LEADER | ished shopping. -_— ——— Men May Now Choose From Our Entire Stock of Kuppenheimer Overcoats { Furs Reduced At Reductions Which Offer Extraordinary Savings A Special Selling Offers Furs at Prices That Are a | Decisive Saving—Coats and Scarfs From Regular Stock OOM BEX DON BY 7’ ¢ sales Wr | ita, ) ids’ rll ad iS and Muskrat Coats | Luxurious Coats N : REDUCED TO REDUCED TO HESE two sale groups include our entire stock of Kuppenheimer Over- } a | QO5 | $ p 5 coats with the exception of a few of the higher-priced Coats, mentioned below. The wide choice of styles, fabrics and colors permits every man | uae oe _ this group § Handsome Coats may be pur- | é : 4 td pate : ; ; : | Silver muskrat oats trimmed chased in this group at great sav- to select a Coat to his own particular liking—and at a most satisfying saving; _ with red fox collars and borders, ings. Diverse yee ‘hie sehen and single and double breasted models, in blues, grays, tans, plaids—every one tal- | novelties like antelope with nutria pelts, reliable in quality—Mole, lored with that consummate skill which is typical of Kuppenheimer garments. | and leopard cat with red fox. All’ American broadtail, squirrel, cara- are values of extraordinary worth cul, raccoon, Hudson Seal (dyed The Materials— The Styles— and furs of reliable serviceability. muskrat), and fur-lined tweed Coats. Kerseys Chinchillas Tube Coats Box Coats | Individual Fur Coats Reduced Cheviots T weeds Ulsters Ulsterettes } Beautiful Dark Eastern Mink Coat, reduced to...../. .$1350.00 Imported Fabrics Dress Coats : Black Baby Caracul Coat with black lynx. trimming... . . $895.00 | Black Caracul Coat with pointed fox trimming Also a Group Embracing All Our Finest ay eee ‘ a R ced to 84 | Scotch Mole Coat with fox collar, cuffs, and border _. Kuppen heime Coats edu > | Leopard Cat Coat with red fox collar, reduced to Natural Civet Cat Coat, reduced to ...,...... ad ah eee $135.00 Men's Iwo-Trouser Suits Five: Sie Reduced in Two Groups 590% ana °397% 15 °95 *SaroD “7 aeee Very fluffy skins of reliable serv: | Exceptional values every one— , ; iceability. Fox scarfs in black,’ caracul, mole, leépard cat, musca- Selected from our regular stocks and reduced in price, these groups af- brown, red and pointed. dine, Hudson seal, and novelties. ~ ford an attractive choice of single and double breasted models in excel- | (Fur Dept —Third Floor.) lent worsteds, serges, cheviots and cassimeres, exceptionally well tailored. Fee (Men's Shop—Fourth Floor.) ‘ey We Welcome Charge Accounts 8 SSS ODES Siete & = — = ‘ a > OS A oe ER ee sp hear Ey ae _— — - > *- -- : - —_ ae tee ell —_ — — - —_— ee —_ —— — — — a : - = _ — = 4 a * > | Fur Jacquettes gla > >. on | : Thrift Avenue Ruby Sewing Machine The Regent Radio. $29.50 Women 34 Wool Bloomers The Buy-Way of St. Louis Complete With Attachments Ravon Chemise, $1.00 A New Shipment of These Popular M odels For Winter Sports Wear pose. striped Rayon Chem- | S 9 9 75 ise, in beautiful colors, attrac- tively lace trimmed. mt | 3 THT , 7 oe none Radio enthusiasts will find this in- ds ay | $3.99 and 542° CAAT THR Linen Huck Towels, 25¢ | . ‘pe The “Ruby” is a reliable Sewing expensive model most satisfactory. Py ie , UTE | Made of bleached, all-tnee Machine, made by the New Home It is well constructed, of best ma- | oe ae Sa @. WP ULE } huck: measure 16x30 inches. Neat- | a Company. It isa drop-head model. terials, and made with the new a: SAS ee Winter sports demand AR HIh ee | ly hemmed. : a long-shuttle type, with ball-bear- Straigtline frequency condensers and TS | ‘iy ‘a i warm clothing. These Bloom- ais | Breakfast Cloths, $1.49 | ing stand, It suns lightly and bakelite tube sockets. Equipment is 7 eine Sid — ers, knitted of softest wooi, not included at this price. ‘ a 7 ’ are comfortably worn, giving as protection from the cold with- . out interfering with freedom NWT , With This Set of movement. For skating. scasmnroe Lut Suggested Equipment for winter golfing, and for all Erp tis 1 eye he season, RCRT h | B” Batteries, each outdoor sports of t Star AB dag on Cig : _ Aerial Equipment, each ; they are indispensable to the Hemmed 50x50-inch Cloths of heavyweight all-linen crash, in smoothly, and is complete with at- tachments at this price. fast-colored checks of rose, gold, Convenient Terms of Payment, May Be Arranged blue and lavender. Linen Toweling, 19c (Fifth Floor.) Bleached, all-linen Crash Tow- eling with neat colored borders. | ‘ 7 inches wide. New Domin R d Tower Speakers, each Phone Plugs, each comfort of the wearer. : | O Ecorads . Storage Batteries, each ee eee ee Oe ) The Knit Underwear Section shows Something new in a bird design IOg ye with rich color effects, which these Bloomers in a variety of colors—red, is very attractive. Of good qual- blue, green, navy and black, sizes 36 to 44. ; lain 2 pieces. duane (Second Floor.) 1 A new assortment of Domino Records offers a A Special Selling x shepard Nut Bowl Sets, $1.00 choice, at this very low price, of all the latest mahogany finish dance Records and vocal selections. ¢rourth wicor) A 4 Japanese owls, wi nut picks and sprin rrow Semi-Sott Collars bowts, Game t picks and spring i Photograph Frames 5 for — A : V 4 i : 98c Each Linoleum. 4 Varde Wide / Ornamental swinging stand Photograph Frames in antique id and silver finishes; with : | There are five popular styles of these > 4 aad ‘onl back, Various sizes. Special at S0c Square Yard well-known Soft Collars offered at this a? et Oilette Pictures, $1.49 * si ! | : rice. Arrow Collars are ex- _ Good assortment of subjects by A carload of these noleums has been secured in ee . Silos d. are smart of appear- old a modern masters. Frames special purchase and will be placed on sale Thursday og Am sem in beautiful burnished finish, and at an extreme saving. The quality is of the best, in s ance and launder perfectly. W omen S F ootwear with ornamental corner. syinted cord Lincleumes and che auimnaain Wien Crinkled Bedspreads tional importance. They are 4 yards wide, and in mill They are made with reinforcements Ina Special Selling at Low Prices At $3.25 lengths of 10 to 16 square yards. hich help them retain their shape. ; cc Sises ISté to 18 in the models pic- White Spreads with woven A few lengths contain larger quantities Kay se colored Jacquard striped and many patterns may be matched. turpd— Zee". sew = a ee ae 1e— S 99 and > 49 design. Measure 81x108 inches, yP y (Sixth Fleer.) ——ae Main Floor.) — nee with scalloped edge and cut cor- ner: complete with bolster. t Silver : , = —— Pumps, Straps and Oxfords, in patent leather, black Felt Juliets, $1.29 ' ; | > : | satin, tan calf, brown kid and black kid. Choice 1s Women’s Juliet Felt Slippers. n ifs t . ot unusually attractive, for all the styles are in the new in various enageens ae a i j \ | and approved designs of the season, and all the foot- Leather soles and ru ' ‘ $18.76 | y i - wear is of our regular standard of high quality. Men’s Slippers, $1.90 :" a Pont - Cozy-toe felt Slipper, Everett r | While all sizes are not shown in every style, — - oe earn or green, : KD : " with soft padcce Second Floor | rm : all sizes are included in the sale as ee ‘Factts. avenue tiie Biebed LUE!

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She Shouldn't Wash! “I don't sce why these laun- dry fellows want to be telling women they're slaves if they wash their own clothes,” said a man-of-the-old-forgotten- past, the other day. Women know lots of reasons why they should not slave over the wash tub. Our wet wash plan is one reason....It doesn’t pay to do it at home with the expense of soaps, and powder and fuel and all the fuss and worry and work. Wet Wash, 6c bb. Minimum Bundle, $1.20 Wet Wash, 8- Ib. Flat Work Ironed, Minimum Bundle, $1.60 Bundles called for and de- livered in all parts of St. Louis, Maplewood, Overland Park, Affton, Lakewood and East St. Louis. Phone—Victor 4706-4709-4710 CASCADE WET WASH LAUNDRY ‘Victor and Ohio Se RR ER A Nl GE IRIS VERTISEMENT j;comes a sauce that is palatabie | Eddie's face as his eyes glance side- Grandmother Knew — was t+ otners. keep eves ‘There Was Nothing Se Good for | | gave, Wi ithout the plaster and with- | gamelr. white ointment, made witb oi! of Moving Events. mustard. Gently ru bitin. Scehow But so swiftlr did events more a ~S r |quickly the pain disappears that they were shocked almost to : . > . ; ° Of 7 Try Mustero! e for sore t! reat. hron- bewilderment. It was not until the Women $s, Girls and Children s | A Special fering! | tion, pleur rheumatism. lumbago, |olis reached the city of Leaven nf th . ba "7 . | pains nd ¢ aches " e back or joints, ‘worth that the spirit ts of the party. HAVE DERIVED GREAT BENEFITS - FROM TS USE . Work Wonders for Any- | ene Suffering As I Did. | “IT have been a sufferer for fire years with stomach trouble. con- stipation, and in a very bad!y trun down condition. And in spite of the fact that I tried every remedy and treatment I could hear of. : nothing seemed to relieve me until I found the highiy recommended Herb Juice. And after taking only five bottles I can conscientiously and truthfully recommend it te ’ , the world.” said Mr. William : Splean. who resides at 1826 South | ith St.. St. Louis, Mo., in a recent conversation with the Herb Juice | MR. ¥ WILLIAM SPLEAN. “J have read many testimoniais eof Herd Juice,” continued Mr. Splean. “ang the remarkabie things it has done for others, but I dent believe that anyone has gotton any more genuine relief from ite use than I have. Te be- sim with. I was badly constipated and hed @ severe case of stomach trouble. My food seemed to just he in my stomach and ferment, causing & gastric condition which bloated me very badly and made me extremely nervous. So ricient were these attacks that I could net sleep at night. I kept going from bad to worse, trying first one thing and then the other with nothing giving me relief urtil I started using Herb Juice. And I e@n truthfully say that this great remedy has restored me to my mormal health again. My stomach never troubles me any more and the constipated condition from which I euffered for five years has everyone because I know berond e@ doubt that it i# a wonderful medicine and will do all that is Herb Juice is the biggest sell- medicine on the market where it is known. Hundreds are call- ing daily to see the Herb Juice Walgreen Co. $14 POST-CSPATEH _ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. | Stl ea . i ss B'S : ‘a \t Denendable Merchandise Always at Lowest MOCKS JSC doulsdil tH DWM DUSEME MOTHERS! A Great Purchase! Se! 3000 Girls COATS & Silk and Wool DRESSES ‘ These garments were purchased from an overstocked manufacturer who needed ready cash—we bought up his entire output and the price you pay hardly covers the cost of material. T atfetas Georgettes Polaires Velours Crepe de Chines Chinchillas % Balbriggans Tweeds Cheviots Blanket Coats \& Wool Crepes Serges . Novelty Dresses Fall-Lined Coats New Wash Dresses Fur-Trimmed Coats For Party, Street, . Light-Weight Coats . School, Play and Sport Coats All-’-Round Wear > Sizes 6 to 14 Sizes 6 to 14 : Jack Daniel Men Begin Routine of Prison Lite Contineed From Page One. steamed potatoes, bread and hot smn son B ; | chocolate. tritching at, thelr sleeves—then|” “There are sncond helpings tt] wanted but the time for eating is; A band strikes up, doors fix! ‘fixed and soon the Rand of the open the shuffling of feet begins| prison officer on the rostrum is and there pours into the room | again lifted. The first tier of men! other gray clad figures, eyes ahead. | rises. The band strikes up a march | They flood like a tide over the | again. (It had been playing figgi!y room and fill the benches at the | jazz duri ng the eating.) The shuf- tables. The stirring march by the/| fle of feet resumes and soon once prison band is almost blotted out] again th: wey hall is empty ex- by the tramp of the feet and the/ cept for the St. Loulsans. | clatter of the benches. At last the | ‘tables are filled. The eyes of the | Their Suits Bagey. men in the first tier of benches Then a word from tneir guards turn toward a figure on a rostrum |and they crawl away from the at the front. He raised his hands.| benches clumsily and take their A crash of turning plates, the sig-/| places in the aisletwo by two. At ,nal again, and the second tier|a signal they begin their march turns its plates. ithe length of the dining room. : | Their path takes them by another First Prison lare. lsflent eroup, the fast @f tuk There is almost perfect unison | friends cathered for a fina! glimpse excepting in the last few rows. The ,and a quick coodbyr. Eddie O'Hare St Louisans have not acquired the |and William Lucking, wealthy Cin- quick flip over. They are ragged icinnati distiller, lead the ~ way. recruits. The third signal and the |Kinney and Foley next, Nat Gold- third row prepares to receive din- /stein and Arnold Heilmich bring up ner. The St. Louisans await their the rear. Their prison suitg fit like first taste of prison fare eagerly | bags There will be new ones later. land when it comes itis hamburger. | Slowly and out of step they file by. | What frony: The St. Louisans Nat Goldstein is pale. Hellmich ‘had starved on hamburger in the walks as if in a trance. Theyv lag 'Marion County Jail at Indianapolis ngage but the guard says nothing. , | Hamburger was the daily dish Ther are the old men of the party. ithere and here again hamburser. | Only Eddie O’Hare, irrepressive It is better hambureer and with it | Mddic, makes a sign that he eees ithe group of St. Louls newspaper men and others who stand soberl; by. The flicker of a smile crosses ; ’ ' {—— t / -_ T w a8 — . gat at oO rer Mure etraight aaa They Vanish * = > - wre .* through the big door. ““‘That is al!.” M , " > ~~ aes | Congestion and es as oe ate the Warden says “You won't see Airedale Biscuit Cinnamon Blonde Sizes ( . : nagain.” The St. Loutsans met} nad > 7 4 ie ; ’ ‘plaster burned s at bli stere. r ‘Get the their ordeal! of entrance to the pris- ‘relief and help that mustard piasters| on as they wished to make it— ’ ta a NO Sale in LIMIT OF 4 TOA MAIL ORDERS Bargain Basement CUSTOMER Qub tne WN0Ntee) Ov eeeueeeee: 258080 8.2.09.8. 8 BIB Bes out the blister. Musterole does it. It is a clean, Prisoners Bewildered by Swiftly ehitis, tonsilitis. crou Ip, stiff neck. special Pullman in which they asthma, neural lgia, headache, congzes-|made the journey from Indianap- 500 New Silk Dre Sizes for Misses, Women and Stouts When the crowds go pouring down the Basement Stairway Thursday morning. we shall be prepared for the greatest response ever accorded a Dress event in our Basement. There are a great number of new styies including flare and@ ripple } circular skirts, high neck, SHOES These Shoes Are Worth 2 and 3 Times More Than the Sale Price. Be Here Thursday > | sprains, sore muscles, bruises, ch2)- lifted to great heights br their re > > a ; +h >} . = . ‘ " : biai ims, frosted fe co lds of the cnest markable age oe in St. Louis, be- (it may ese & Tubes _ gan toebb. The prison was only a ars & Tu — i'mile away and romps ly the men =... MUS iin: cunsipandl ‘haanetnis ee caeeee ” Bs ithe car ona tan the last stane of ‘the journey began. By now there was almost a complete hush tn the For Women and Girls, Sizes 242 to 8 . aes - ae ‘ ee _ . aad 7 * é ’ v 7 eat ma " re, ee Ss ott ne ‘ Pe. Rogge. site 4 ae ae SRS pe eee ae “ae Sone 2 eee Pe ae mae a es RD) 4. so A eee toi, 2 uae oe F aa ’ oe AY aa a i a ee car and faces were turned to win- You will find straps, Oxfords, pumps, cut- |\dows its and novelty effects in I sleeves and all reveal the new | “ ze black sat nd black cal! tm trimmings. The new season's light | Nat Goldstein broke the silence black vwelret. brown kid, hades and plenty of blacks included “There it is” he said as a high hiack kid nd comoina Suitable for afternoon, business and Pa Bee doe tions. many evening Dresses are included. ie round tower came into view. In- |Stant.iry there was a rush to that jside of the car. The men gazed | out soberir. Once more Eddie O'Hare made! a brave effort to keep up the party s spirits. “Gee, atn’t this aj pretty countrr,.” he said, but the A remarkable Se We. oo we baoeed Plenty Better Cloth Dresses Included Better New Dresses Priced Very Special for Quick Selling 82 102 158 95 ¥i For Children Sizes Infants’ 5'¢2 to Misses or Boys’ 2 ~ettyr two-tone effects, syer patent leather, tan —_ O'S) 8 SVR RN8 8.8 C8 ee eee Eee ee ower Was COMming nearer and rear- oo eameel "dress or ?F er and then it seemed that the ear — Vv : —e would actually bump tk fore ee ee ee = Pisa wren The in gary Pes 53 rg" ~, (Nugent: regain baggage. The ‘y nervously began to — make light-hearted comment to one | another. Where there was com- piete quiet @® minute before. now there. was almost babe!. Spirtta must not flag. At the foot of the train steps stood a Negro. “Line up tn pairs.” he command. ed sharply. “Be quick.” It seemed no more than a flashing of a few Continuing the Great Sale of Beautiful New Stamped Dresses a One — Indian Head Broadcloth D Beautiful imperted English Broedcioth Dresses trimmed with $4 pretty — embroid- A Special Purchase of 600 Yards Beautiful Black Brocade Chiffon Velvet itch ng Medicom large Princes seconds until the order. “Com: Regularly Sold at $7.95 Yard sizes along.” and, with the big Negro ; Beautiful Indian Head eee eacing the way, the party passed 40-Inch Black Dresses, stamped in at- 00 Swifttiy through the gat Velvet on eb 95 tractive designs. All the ° beautiful designs fc new bright Spring col- size Aprons, entrance. He herded the ?’ew } ae 2 the =n 3 iia dresses. frocks and ors. While $090 last you a good quality ging. is 0 .@ men anc flewspaper > : Is many pretty rrespondents into another dou- mings. Yard...... can buy them at about ble Line. The prisoners were mor ‘ : -_ ot _— “i =e mov ( Nagents—Bargain Basement.) BS PERS ceesecss ee oe all Ou . ng _aSt. The population of the i Prison is a@ Littie more than 3669. —_— er ™ it must Rave seemed to the Se? > ' ~ee* —4 ie tn « \~ ’ —— Jis prisoners nat a #11) popu . - +. =a e 4..0N Was turned Out to see thar PAY |=: C-Melody Saxophone with some In Faces appeared in al! of the windows Convicts comine — Values for Timely Needs —Thursd: a . and going in groups within the en- closure stopped and st: ared Work- F t men dropped tools. $5.95 Scalloped Panel Curtains $1.00 64-Inch Mercerized Children’s Sleepers | Snecial—Trimmed Hats ee SSOnS ie = rd ‘- as core aroun 2 th ? =p jepcid we of a Sted wa kn ct erpers; ages In Tf? Purse. feits: New Artiste’ © al ere Was an important " = ea paeror rc: rape. oa Damask : to 10 ae Wonderful wn 7G Ms mal - iow tn ™ “e ae fmished wil inch ar High-grade mercerized Damask ia pa BBs c cocsecseveecgd enn a nd “> nvi -? mata - one, : ‘= t e be : ¥ as . : 2 s are abnormally curi- ard Tots’ Sleepers, Gowns and Ww ’ d Girls’ High and 69c Odd Valance 40-Inch Plain Voile omen $s “cae Shoes g Patticoats Mace ‘ala o 3 > 7 ~ suitabie values for curtains Q A= —_—e = _ » Preenrogages™ -anze . atierns > =nt A C 4 - sneer 7uau* an egre..*ns Vost’? «ema eZee. large asgecrtment of ps) ae 3 tr . 3 ‘eg S os pees — New styles in Men’s Low Shoes bray. pretiy sb Eades r Two to ten vari lengths cof plain _ 4 ecoiored chamb ay ‘n @ good assort- ‘15¢c. Broken sizes tn tan calf. bisck $2 | dias ofang®. et : ment of wanted plain shaces caif. anc red leather. 50) | = a $2.50 Panel Curtains Sel. oo... nccoucene , ed actifinal « Kimonas and cond anit ) 25c Comfort a : ; . nfants’ Gowns, Set ee Se eee See Women’s Union Suits Gertrudes anc dark grounds, neatir printed 4 » 15C. Piaim and fiber striped. deereicss, 9 Gomi quality fics soleored floral designs. 34 ir knee length >t 38 : ete 41th Cas $1.75 36-Inch wei | Sead - pom Bo seer re oe — nS iy A Saka ka 7 C \rimmungs... 1 ie sateen ‘eee 27- “Inch Fancy Outing Flannel ' ‘ : seats treme and colors. Yard $I 29 — Outing Flannel 2 tw 10 yard lengths | Semi-F ashione H J “pecial ed patter es. Yard e im dark and light opie: rounds, | 24 New colors; assorted sizes; sightiy 65 eolid colors: of designs im stripes checks and _ | _— 9 C | pretty prim sizes 2 to @ E xtra- Large Jurkish Towels p- a. ds. : see seececeeoeeoce ees oa / 7 eS ee ; Mae ye and P eb nO | ; | bh ” . . B Ox40 and 2ixé sizes. Exreilent . Boys louses ee eee ee 28c 30-Inc Kimono Saee Bovs’ School Hosiery | Cetee Santee int eee aor’ al on ie rmi?? *- ~Aar et a er, — Jxe@ onl? GUaity al Sirste Ty specta a PO... Af 30-inch ception Cr tm light _ Bieck. medium ribbed irregular, | shirts im «al sizes: collar attached = Ae each name was called the a @Gark colicred grounds, printed in 1 brig ‘25C 5 for $1.00: per C ; style. Slight iTT’”g 2iars man responded “here” and the $5.00 and $6.00 Wool-Mixed colored floral designe. Yard DOM. ~~ + ~~ oe ee neerecrers ceeccces of high grades -seeewees Plaid Blank Erimeronery y ay con in | 45c Printed Sateen Wool-Mixed Hose Men’s Work Shirts ce Gere SoU = *F-inch sateen tn dark colored Women's gray. tan and brown iight | Sught irreguliars of $1.09 grade mw a big colors, ut Y5 |; grounds printed mn real designe weight wool; mized | tmpie and doubie stitcheg cham- Gemrams . & ree 56 | 2O to 20 yard iengthe Yard Re ee enti euseaiae | Dray and khaki. vines Marshal said “right.” Wher the roll was completed th. mext cOmmand was: “Take every- thing from rour pockets.” The men began piling tnto their hats money and such valuables as they Ironing - Board Pad and Covers 36-Inch Pajama Checks Two-Piece Jersey Dresses _ ~~ * ";e- > had not turned over to friends in The Pad is filled wit Der cent p - 4 | Cotton ~ : St. Louis ton and : rered with good quality unbi cached Im an excellent agortment of clors, While a hundred «190) last. $3.95 | @deeves. ankle length. wet “t. Leats Sore: TitGens, -Oh ' must ne Covers are of fine quai small checks, soft quality; 10 to | valses to close out. Women's and . © OD Bc cogs cccccevecccesssucwunn 309 Collinsville Av. - Ory. the gambier, inquire tf (ty mraslin with eyelets for lacing. | 20-yard bemgthe. Yard............. Misses tes. SPOCal. .. . ~~~ ne neaee -- - ‘arid playing was permitted. He ee See CME. coven cdvepewecten | was tnformed that it was not. but that dominoes, chess and checkers were. Goldstein emiled. He is fond of checkers. Goldstein. however. soon drooped a little when he earned his cigar supply would be cannct be hidden. Get rid of them “ut in hal? Eren while being now by regular frestments with . > ~— eee | fee Cer Lot Two—Children s Scarfs, Breakfast Cloth each @eeeeeeee@eveeveee*” Lot Three—Sash (Cu Buffet Sets, embroider Searfs- each ....-+-+ Extra Ro 4.7 Tan: Special! chandise. oe — At this juncture the Warden Centizeced on Page Eight. ‘ C.2 (20S Se 28'S 2 218.8 88.4 Se a .8 B'S).are 2.8 B.S 1S SB B08 8.8 Bie 8 2 B..8 8 £18 8 8 8. Bee ee B8)eC8 | R ] yuished the characteristic cigar tn ” = ~ : : + ~~ : =

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= | , ae oe - =a ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. es aaa ae AY EY eT ______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | January Sale Reductions in Many Departments| 25 to 50 Weeks to Pay f tes Have your purchases in your possession, be enjoying them while you pay for them on this Payment Plan. : ~ The Store for “The Miracle” ALARM CLOCKS New Coliseum Top Bell Alarm Clocks | — made by the Water- | Plenty of Seats Available, Including bury Clock Co. A good C | Many at $1. nickel case; loud alarm. ‘ : _ Ceuapeamteed. «sccseenun Continuous Through Jan. 20 : f ” 2 ! (Nugents—Main Fileor, North.) d 5000 Pas C=. re — SSS a? | Women’s Hosiery January Sale Linens, Napkins and Towels Jalllary Sale Corsets ON ALL the People ti Corsets, Corselettes, Brassieres and Girdles ) 1 $4.00 Bleached Damask - $4.95 Tablecloth | Colored Damask Sets Marked at Big Savings for January Sales - eS if a ae —- aia. 79x70-inch bleached all-linen Cloth—— | 51x51 Colored Damask Set. with 6 nap- . , a Thr d Sil] d R i i2-inch Damask-—extra fine quality ‘ | thon Ge eennene ad m8 he ea ilk | 4 patterns to select from. assorted patterns. $3 835 | 5 to match—blue, heliotrope, 98 | Qo lat = gg I] /| ‘ © an ayon Wy a $2.45 PG DE o's és 4a 6b eee ee o as | dee top. . Tis ang't:e 600 ocbaks ob ocobbec bee . eautiful pink CABG. «sade ne's Per PG . cobs 6c céaeae eh Fares e ° Huck Towels j 17x36 good quality of cotton Huck $5.00 Silver Bleached Sets : , Pair. : 4 $2.50 Fancy Crash Cloth Towel with colored border. 15c 54x70 all-linen Set with six 14-inch nap- Brassieres $ 00 | BA teem «6st 6 eee «| Cethh 40 rit: | BERGE s Ve ctccccveccceccesweecccemes | kins in assorted patterns. $3 9 , ==> = ‘sin | Ik se + WOR ate des chad adios. Ud. § a Sw t ! s in a — ee ae gold ro $1 98 75c Fancy Linen Towels wis ° “8 neg lems » ee Pd | and lavender. Wach........ - ° 17x32-inch all-linen huck Towels with $7.00 Colored Border ‘5 pink and white.’ ...aasdeneue ( 2) ‘ , , fancy borders in colors of blue, 59 P 45 .Olors oe $2.50 Fancy Crash Sets hi \rose and white. Bach... ayer | Hemstitched Sets : oteale Aireda Blonde mond ush Bej 45x45-inch fancy Bii-inen ( Tasty) ers 2 _— ‘ - j emstitche Sets with 3 t ¥ " r a F $ 00 . le Cord Wi ge with four napkins, in colors of blue, gold, 25c Crash Toweling colored border in blue, yellow. a, | 2 68 SSW fatten» Biscuit Cinnamon ordovan and indsor Tan rose, lavender and green. S| 98 Bleached all-linen Crash Towel- 1&c EE Pe 9-4 +h enh aiide 6a. $5. 5 He 6-inch Step-In of ali-elastic. Sizes Ss! 4 lo 10 | Set. cco ccccovecsscesessessscs ° ing—-16 inches wide. Yard........ (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) Splendid for giris. stat, ( Seen (Nageate—Maia Fleer, Nerv) (SS ——SSSS=S=S=aBanana—=a@a=AD»A»»A9»~AAA»~AAA»~»AmD22RRRRRRRhhBBR.L oma... (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) a arn ea ——— di ) _ a Sample Sale of : Sheets and Pullow Cases Special Sale of a Wonderful Group of (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) ial Offering! je : et * - J rs ” ye suet a aA a 2 OP « 7 a eS ae es Ke we * a —- . a “a » ene iy - w- rue eo a - = “ov € : cme AM TT TT TET i TRIE A AE II OC EL CIO Pe CCS 5 AIO AEN ER ES I CT a aa ait a eat ee LPL Ay OC ya sone a a : _ 7 & ——— - » wm — 49c Pilloweases, 42x36, each eee ee ee .35C Made of milosheen, crystal ray and rayon 50c Pequot Cases, 42x36, each oun. ---cmecaccecececeees BIC and tricolette. All the popular shades. : (Nugents—Main Fleor, South.) eee et eeeeeeve Deedee Le | Sheets Regular $45 and $50 Winte INN 7 N CTS : e) tl wy bo 3 spas Clu all alt Sy y I} T : Ye) ( } S) $1.25 King Cotton Sheets, 81x90, each ..,.... ce.uw..---- 95c git | Silk D ~ $1.49 King Cotton Sheets, 81x99, each ............... $1.15 iG ON . | | on ee : ' $1.48 No Name Sheets, 81x90, each ..,....- see rin $1.17 \ ki + t resses 1649 Pieces in the Lot ute chthen as then ok. ee rt { Women $1.89 Mohawk Sheets, 81x99, each........... ——— ! | 4 ats | [his remarkable offering 1n- | $175 pequot Sheets, 81x90, each ....-.+.-.+«-.-... $1.60 4a 9 pouring down ‘ ° = ee _ a rway Thursday cludes bodice top Costume Slips itt | $1.98 Pequot Sheets, 81x99, each ...........-..2----- $1.75 a P a er ever accorded straightline models -with pleated ee ‘A wonderful sir of a ott or fous a r of new styles flounce or hemmed bottom: trim- Cases slyles for immediate rape he ec of me fine | ec long ° 1 : . Ss sd, iV "tO, ; - =! the new iden med with fancy braid, combination | 39¢ pinlowcases, 42x36, each ...... seh uth oais nla cane QTc hy Udo materials emma 2 Nitec! op i | blacks included colors and hemstitching. 30c Pillowcases, 42x36, each ...,.-4--a--nmepsccceceseess ZAC ‘aba Ya" 14g Bolivias and smart suedes. q S are included. . te NG ee | Cloth Dresses Included ew Dresses Priced tial for Quick Selling The Bloomers—with garter knee, double ( Wrappy Styles ~ ; Snappy Styles $ Straightlines romty Side or , Back Flares lastic cuff and fancy pleated ruffles of ° 102! | 00 eet rayon, milosheen and tricolette. All 1000 Preces of New — = | full-ecut and reinforced. Popular shades. Lj te) (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) : a | His CHIC i | | N Every Coat a charming model in the light and dark Broadcloth Dresses | | Regular ; $7.25 to $1.95 shades that are so fashionable this Winter. | English. Brosdcloth $ 97 ) $2.50 to $3.95 Values The fur trimmings are selected from the finest Dresses trinimed with ‘| fs rs, preity "mace, Nembro ee ei | Values An exceptional r o es on . er Wee AS 4 group of fine nain- All Sizes for Misses, Women and Stouts had . ong ; yews a XN | (Nugentse—Second Floor, South.) sook, batiste, cotton , (Nagents—-Second Floor, North.) ; \ ” | crepe, votle and nov- \ Apron Dresses ; elty cloth. a = | : Regular and extra ° . 4 ¥ . colors. We made beh - Bie “Aprons, made c ntire Stock o . good quality “« SI and novelty fabrics. Pastel and serviceable | Pri (Sagente-—-Secens Fieet, Seath.) z ee ane colors. Some silk lined. Sizes 1 to 6 years. © rices Trimmed with lace insertion, Dod guality cotton faanelette; (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) lace edge, medallions and hem- gal gl a 89¢ stitching. Buy your Spring and 4 | | Summer supply at these low Ries nant Ceoopers : At Reduced ices A Most Remarkable Sale of Just aged be nee, siaghem and cham- D5 (N() Si + REGUCEE pri Se . lade o rink, Orang®, cic. Sizes tw 2 for AMIN CCCS [D-» ac DCSE Seb sk 665060 ame | t FIiues oe e : | eon 8 Extra Sizes Included 65.IF Ur COATS : : Ae DF 5c. 65c: ‘ : ants a Kimonas and ge SXTITE TeIIIe eo. —_ ell 25C, 45c, Odc and Ss] (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) | : i i. } ‘ ae ) \\ ' SAN 14 to % Less Than Bith dainiy pink oF blur 39 sasy to work de- & Ye. y BN) : ileal epee C 1 inte chau aa S ¢ , ; Regular Prices Tots’ Dresses | fine quality ma- iy ) Ny } | os yn peed oe ome in 49¢ : : terials. | | | \ me. ol ¢ choth a ; ‘wr * = poeeees @2008 B fo G....... 105. i ) ah | ' \ \ ' ; Lot One—Doilies. 17 “9 | 4 , a4, \ ‘ : . _ Boys’ Blouses | Trays, Napkins, Krinkte Bed Sets $ .98 yy \e } We . ; ar “anntette gO a i | 420° Aprons, Bean Bags, Large bed-size krinkle spread with separate bolster — NY : ih . h onde paginas C rg Caps, vc. s 5 in colored stripes of rose, blue and gold.............. 1, ant ; | Suuustmuntemnsmmmeemmere eee, ~ WE os cakcuua C R Bed Set | ) . You'll be amazed to find sueh beautiful ight Men’s Work Shirts atte ceeeremeenenes tt org: bate ore 1 (‘oats of— ne oe? 9) $1.00. crade ia ; : —] i) Vanity Sets. Buffet atch; b iful patterns in Natural Muskra Marmink and double etitehed cham 1: . sses. Dresser Lot Four—Linen Vanity Sets, u match; eautiful patter A and khak.. ase leo aaa 50c 4 Lot Two— hildren s reams, Sets, Dresser Scarfs, Table Covers, Stripe effects; size $1x90; with Golden Caracul Platinum Caracul Scarfs, Breakfast Cloths, etc. 25C Joss c separate Northern Seal (Dyed Coney) Boys’ Union Suits each ee ete, Each ..... shares wi tata Ga bolinier’. onnanimcneiei $6.95 ston ribbed - aie hi ge . S®eeoeeoseeneseeven2e¢e8800200 n " P Baltic Beaver (Dyed Coney) | , Bnkie length. Sizes — 50) i ' Fc ayon opreaacs | Richly trimmed on collar, cuffs or border, thé. 5 #60» beens Tree. T C ‘i Lot Three—Sash Curtains. hemstitched Lot Five—Linen Buffet Sets, Dresser Large Bedspread in one piece, with fox. equirrel, silver or natural muskrat,’ Sat Sli Buffet Sets. embroidered Dresser 45 Scarfs, Linen Table Covers, Luncheon SI bolster attached; 7 95 beaver, fitch, marmink or self trimmed. ttractlve “anna yg of ‘ SS OPE ERO ee C | Sets, Centerpieces, etc..........+.. ‘ ies GAe008 «cs. tea ie Sizes for Misses, Women or Stouts quailty cotton sateen. In “8OC * Ra on Bed Sets = ohedes. Me gular aizes only fe . - y *\a" Bu n the Morris Plan. 25 Weeks to Pay — > ery 4 = Beautiful Bed ead with a, | yo aaa | Extra Roval Society Embroidery F loss Ae __Beaulitul Bedspread with | yY | and Wear While Paying. ae waar oomers § lt é-strand and rope. Discontinued wee pont may : cs quard patterns in $5 95 iL | ' ( Yugenuts—Second Fleer, North.) ark shades : — > ages $1 pec ial: chandise. Good assortment of colors. 1 dozen SHeCins.......-. stripe effects.......- ° s he : Di ethbp obese these bean betsdhdeen x / P (Nugents—M“ain Kicer. South.) (Nugents—Mais Fleor, Seuth.) i | - ee ' (Nugente—Dargain Basement.) —

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jee HAROLDS —ii — i | WASHINGTON AVE | iSUITS: Plain and Far-Trim- med, Silk Lined, All Colors. Were $15 54.99 ‘TT... = Children's Coats $1.99, $3.99, $5.99 ‘Leggins were $1.00... .25c Waists were $1.50 ... .35c - i i ee ee. ee : Boys Waists were $1. -50c Boys’ Knickers at... ... 69c Bathrobes ae $1.95 000008004 Fur-trimmed Coats | im the mew colors. | \ Reduced to & $7.99 , ' ' ; Bi ' ‘Coats with fur co!l- ie | ' } i ee ee eS Se ee ee ee i flare. cuffs and _ borders. # Sr Non ' Oo ° © 9OO0000600000400000000000O4 04006660640 00O44 $04 600000000006 00008 00906000000644 TLE ahhh anbaahanaakarbanh > . . | - = - b4 ‘ Seiaderstety — tur- \ | | ; -trimmed ( cats. 1 4 3 Reduced to | \\ ; ipers $14. 99 iG 8 ; Rctieties _ ae $2.99 Jap Kimonas Are... .$1.45 Guimpe Dresses Are. .$1.35 Girls’ A 65¢ Boys’ Suits Are... .... 95c 3Brassieres ee ~ . Knit Bloomers ...... .. 23¢ : $ Union Saits— : ; were $1.00, are 39 $ 3 Teddies—w ere > q $1.99, are. e 49¢3 : pmilk sed j; h $1.50 and $2. | —— on } Wiber Silk > : — Iistrict. He was appointed by Cer. Mable Byrne of that district te enc. ceed Harry Levin. whe is in Lear. enrorth prisen. having been con. vieted In the Jack Daniel whisky consptracy. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH are of two qualities—that called | in a store for about $2. There are) overcoats of a brown whipcord, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. i TS Te eee ’Kerchiefs 8c to 10¢ Gredes, OT eee Womens soiled andkerchiefs of cam- bric, in white and col- ors. with embroidered , corners: also printed de- | «tone Reaement > r e 7. ae oer e +3 4 +. = . 4 —s ase? = sizes—16 to o2. Materials used are Rayons, cotton silk- ette, fasheen, pebblesheen, tissue gingham, : Ao s 7+ print Swiss, English broadcloth and cot- ton sports charmeuse. we \ as i ~~ \ . pe = A fi { YN WN ‘_We Give and Redeem Eag A Special Purchase Has Been Made for This Basement Economy Store Event Which Begins Thursday! lj anuary Sale of Wash i ock CDR =e OD Regular and Extra Sizes Are Included @ We fortunately secured a maker's surplus stock of new Spring Wash Frocks, and as a result we are able to offer them at the remarkable price of £1.95! There is a splendid assortment of patterns and colors as well as styles—trimmed in the newest effective ways, with deep hems and seams carefully finished. Stvles for every type. miss or matron, in a complete range of >" "see mee ee « le Stamps Wom G BAKK C Vaiue. 5() Sa se @€Good quality J Ge I~ : f;sioves in strar style. May brown or gray. sizes. Wa When you see these Dresses you'll want to buy three or four. Every one is tub- proof—and remember there are regular and extra sizes. Basement Economy Store sf rte, . stout figures. Good range of siz Rasement mated Store Bleac hed Bed map . . . . ’ = ” c rh 9 ymer am .e desirabi« Chine—in biack, white, Copen, and in demand {* ———_—— Our Basement Apparel Shop Features These 500 Offered $ 2 @ Dresses that are correct for Spring wear. New straight- line and flared models. fashioned of flat crepe, Geor- gette crepe, popular printed fabrics as well as satin. In- cluded are many circular skirt models. Shown in pastel, gay colors and black. Dresses for misses as well as matrons. Sizes 16 to 46. > > ’ Women’s and Misses’ $29.50 to $35 Coats “oats of Pinpeint. Bolivia. suede cieth and other wanted weares. There are flared. wrappy and straightline mo- els in red. rust. brown. bive and black. Eave fur cOuars and cuffs. Specially priced at. “ees 20 Basement Erese@s *tere = nan Barber’s Bar william S Barber's Bar — favorite for yesrs, S cake ' ¢o penne: limit | 3 i = lb. eoeeeeeseaeeee . 371 Guest Ivory Soap Convenient grail size Ivor (let Soap; limit 2 aosen: the dozen..... 42 $1.75 Hair Brushe “Ideal” Hair Brus ‘ = gg? bristles set in ru -yshicens, limit of 2 S| eat ce ewessoess ve : 50c Face Poudin Dier-Kiss French Face Powd the favored — “oh , timit of 2; each. - « Lilac Vegetal Pina d ev: liehtfui Ladi ac Ver —feor +m after siete: + e Limit of > eac a Abséocbent Cotten Hospital quality ext tra-fine sorbent cotton in ib. rolle: ‘ limit of 2; per roll.... . Witch Hazel Dickinson ‘s extra «etrenrgth : rior guaii ity Witch — ‘ limit 3 pints, pint ' Lux Small size package of this known washing prepara limit of packages, package ........ Mule Team Bora large 5-lb. packages; limit te a customer; the package ...-.-.«--:; Face enti Viveaudeous “Lady Marr” Pewder in woneel shades. 5@e size: limit of 3; eack.. ¥ Pyrali Du Pont Make In fvory-white color or s! 75eto$1.00 $1 Pieces o9c Pyraliin Ware Per- - Py fume Bottles, pic- Bo ture Frames, ors Dreesing Combs a, Na Manicure Scfssors, Je medium size Trays fa, and Pincushions. of * * Manicure Piece —of white or shell-on-s color to match above articles: special > ebn.t — — Consid Sample § | $8 to $16. At Savirz Wicasass Petticoats, envelope gowns and step-in silks—lovely garmer broidered or lace-tri $2 50-$2.95 Hand-made Envelo or built-up shoulde mbroidered design. his 2 a proof. with . scallope j tops Sizes 46, 48. 50 H and 52. Special..... | $2.95 Extra-Sise Ge ,. sof plisse crepe, in | lems style with hand « ery: in flesh, peach chid. Special

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Women’s’ | Gloves ie SOc. 89c Value. ntyle. May be had ; brown or gray. Wanted sizes. Thursd ay! —— or eee _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCn WrONESPAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. TS 54-Inch Crepe de Chine $3.98 Value, 7 @ An especially desirable quality of“all-silk Crepe de Chine—in black, white, Copen, and in demand for many things. 2.98 pink, orchid, tan, navy and Third Fleer + -—_—— William's Barber's favorite for years, to pound, limit r 2 Ibs.; —— or mercerized double heels and wool-mixed lisle tops, and colors. Basement on This Group of men’s Hose of 79c to $1 srades e semi!-fashioned and ravon-mis double lisie tops ad feet. Black ors are shown. Heseement Economy Stere 500 ses — ne Barber’s Bar Bar-—a 9 cakes 31¢ , —e— Toilet Soap; limit 2 dozen; the dozen..... Guest Ivory Soap Convenient small size Ivory | 42¢ — $1.75 Hair Brushes ae Limited Quantities. FAMOUS ~BAKR CO: Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily. Saturday, 9 A. M. to6P. M. $4.50 to $5.50 Values, Yard D2 9S @ Fabrics that fashion frocks of ultra-smafiness— We Give Eagle Stamps and | Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West soft flannel, twilleen or kashana weaves with deep @m- broidered borders; 54 tnches wide. Third Fleer ee a aed er EP pers - | ° + Hughes Pate pet in” pubbet $1 Hot Water Bottles Lavoris Imported Toiletries No : if - 00 si f this 4 cushions, limit of 2; | Nickel - plated metal kind | Large $1. size o iis de- | | - ; Oe ee ‘ith bag; limit of 2; | lightful Mouth Wash; avin a spud (eect 6Bc | | Het Sa! Sic | At Emphatic Savings $3.00 Caron’s Narc'sse | pe race Towser : oly Sestnegh. ain | ie favored shades, 32¢ | Home Remedies Imported Toilet Soaps $2.00 Callot Soeur's Face | meme Of 8; each..........4 | Sold Under the Supervisign At Special Prices Powder ......... $1.25 | 7 V | of a Graduate Pharmacist. | 25c Rolland’s French Bath, 15c $1.95 Monna Vanna | Lilac Vegeta Astringisol, bottle ......... 45¢ 25c Goodwin's Bath Soap... .15c Perfume ........ $1.25 | Pinaud’s.delightful lilac Vegzrtal | BZymole Troches .........-.. ivc 35c Cold Cream Soap....... 20¢ 2.50 Royal Bouvardia | efor use alte! shaving 79¢ ' Bells Pine Tar Honey..... 27c 25c Gimay's Savon Beaute. .18c Pesfumse ....s-+6: $1.50 Spee 29 OBER G+ - son ccned Formamint Tablets.........43c | 35c Lavender Castile........ 20c $6.00 Lubin’s Tollet | Sloan's Linfment...... Ric, 4%c 4c Bromicy'’s Rose Bath. .25c¢ WIRED. ctec wade $3.95 | Absorbent Cotton | Vick’s Vaporub ...........43c 40c R.& G. French Toi. Soap. 300 $5.00 Guerlain’s “Champs | ee ene L. 1b. roils fine Ab- | Seidlitz Powders, 12 in box, 17¢ | 10c Guest Soap, box of 6... .35c Elysees” Perfume, $2.75 iii of 2; per roll. ‘ 34¢ ) Pervememon .... 2... cccccceess BRe 12c Toilet Soap, box of 6... .45c $6.50 Gimay’s ‘‘Pourquot . | Rem Cough Syrup......... t3c 15c Gimay'’s Lavendcr...... 9c Pas” Perfume .. .$4.50 | Witch Sinead _ 5-Gr. Aspirin Tablets, 100. . .390 15c German Baby Soap, box $5.00 Avenal “Pour Elle’ Perfume........--«ee+-- $3.25 Dickinson's extra strength supe- | Hoods’ Sarsaparilia ........ 85c 9 FS aa ee 250 $12.00 Caron’s Tolict Water, aesevted i. ak $7.95 rior qc ity W - h Hazel, *28c ¥. & B. White Pine Syrup..15c | 66c Bromley’e Devon Violet. .39c $3.50 Jvde’s Toilet Water...........:--+- oa et | — 2 ius et ha | TE Pn mare Bg Lt fpiee te repens ty yee weep saga No-Seam Hot-Water Bottles, r.. > ‘ J _red a se ig ail 680 | Nujol Oil Manicure Pieces Cream Jars No-Seam Combination Tne witels-wi eral OM} a weak Ad Whitleniaher | cclerl' Cold Cream dare. Nal seca, oo elt — —an intern: sol bri amine til color to match above Powder tion glass surety Rabber Gloves. 15 {tq of 2. 16-02. size, 67C articles: spe Nal 29¢ lined: special ces & Sc Rapid Flow Rubber Tubing. each Se: Nel ee o-ft. 1e¢ es a cs wa a Consider the Economy of Anticipating All Needs in Our January —Practical and Exquisite Garments at Exceptional Savings Sample Silk Wear Handmade Garments $8 to $16.95 Values $5.95 to $8.95 ey At Savings _ $4.89 Ce dll lll RR ccc Petticoats, envelope chemises, bloomers, French and Belgian two-piece Sets, Gowns and Chemises; of batiste, with gowns and step-in drawers of various silks—lovely garments that are plain, em- broidered or lace-trimmed. ” $2.50-$2 this sale at ————_......._.. —of white nainsook; Proof, with te ps. and £2. —of plisse crepe, ery. chid. Special Hand-made Envelope Chemises wi or bullt-up shoulders and elaborate hand- embroidered designs; $1.95 Extra-Size Slips scalloped band $1.19 Sizes 46, 48, 50 Bpecial..... $2.95 Extra-Size Gowns in sleeve- less style with hand embroid- in flesh, peach and or- $1.73 th strap sizes 38 to 650. $ |= In 2.95 Philippine Chemises _ 80 hand-drawnwork or appliqued designs— many garments to match. nl $4.95 ‘and $5.95 Silk Cheimises | Radium or mises in plain-tailored styles or wit h nets and laces applied in dainty ways. this sale at crepe de chine Enve! ope Che- S5 re in a ha = oheice 15 —_E ——e shadow- White colored ' broidered designs. and a Handmade Lingerie $3.95 Value $9.50 French Philippine and Belgien gowns and che- mises; with net inserts. hand - embroidery an¢é eppliqned touches. $1.25 to Gowns, ep-in Dr bloomers peo envelop: -trimmed ises in tailored, lace colored threads at Cotton Wear _ $1.50 I3e, Values... > * > } cneilie and embroidered stries eee —— -— Gorns quisitely and chemises fashiongd and having han¢-em- broidery. drawnwork and appliqued designe. cotton Gowns neckline and $1.95 amer on Gowns with on sleeves: $1.50 Bloomers —of flesh-colored crepe and including “Knickernick” Bloomers; al) fitting snugly. In this sale R9 OF. 31 c000060 06 eeeeseese hand-drawn hand-em- $2.95 Underwear Lace-trimmed, crepe de chine gowns; knitted rayon gowns Le Silk Wear $3.50 and $3.95 Values.... Step-in drawers, chemises in tailored and nove!l- in pastel shades only, with an unusual choice. ty stvies: and crepe de chine $i. &9 bloomers. Special. Handmade (Garments $1.95 Value at 19 285 hlioomers and $13. 95 Imported Silk Wear “rom France—ex- In this Gale Ot... 2-2 eee cree ere neereneee: $1.19 Shadowproof, batiste princess slips with hand- embroidered designs; s0 envelope chemises to match; sizes 36 to 44. al- $0.85 A A AO AI —_ ————————— Third Fieor Vacuum Bottles | Imported Vacuum Bottles— Hager a gg perfect; limit of > special, 49¢ onan Senreco Tooth Paste A popular Tooth Whitener and preventive of decay; limit of 3; each ¥ “ .- VU + © - & : P > [a > : rN — QO Palmolive Soap The nationally known palm | and olive ot] tollet and com- plexion Soap limit 2 Tic | dozen: doz _ a ee Pure Glycerine es Pure Glycerine tn bottles; U. S. P Te grade; bottie....... im! Nail Preparations Limit of 7 to a Customer 35c Mad Nail Polish....... 250 35c Mirror Nail Polish...... 23c $1.00 Veolay’s — Nail Pe os wew wen Tic ee SS es ciw aul 32c Harnish’s Ungual ......... 18¢ 65c Kraska Nail Polish..... 500 Cutex Nail White or Re- Pe evn ts eeeeews Lace 250 Creams and Lotions Limit of 2 to a Customer Ingrain’s Milkweed Crcam, ge ae 35c, 69c Malvina Face Cream.......370 60c Creme Elcaya......... 8ic L’'Or Benzoin, Honey and oe MUG BORO. Acacs > scans F. & B. Rose Water & Glyodr ee. 090 0066s sun Gees Epsey’s Fragrant Cream. Toilet Wetus: Limit of 2 to a Customer $1.50 Vivaudou's Narcisse dc Ge: ond wicakewie bene $1.23 60c Mozart Toilet Water... .39c $1.69 Roger & Gallet..... $1.35 $2.25 Roger & Galiet..... $1.89 $1.50 Mary Garden....... $1.19 $2.00 Bouvardia Toilet Water, $1.59 Hair Preparations Limit of 3 to a Customer Kolorbak, $1.50 size....... 95c Wildroot Hair Tonic. . .45c, 780 Fitch’s Dandruff Cure...... 450 $1.50 Pinaud’s Eau de Gu 6b ok cb cbeawese $1.00 Nourishine Restorer and OG Lanse ccadeasae saonika 880 Canute Watet.........eee- 890 Tooth Preparations Limit of 3 to a Customer Ipana Tooth Paste......... 250 Dr. Graves’ Tooth Powder. . te Calox Tooth Powder....... 17 8. S. White Tooth Paate...1i70o Ranitol Tooth Powder...... 150 Corego, for Valse Teeth... .42c Musoldent Antiseptic.......32¢ Everybody Who Counts Economy Important, Should Be Here Thursday to Participate in the Many Ofterings of the One-Day | JANUARY SALE OF TOILET ARTICLES —Imported and Domestic Toiletries in Alluring Variety—Standard Home Needs and Remedies of Proven Worth — Many in We Suggest Making Selections as Promptly as Possible—No Mail or Phone Orders Will Be Accepted (Se crereteeetceneeeens ! oe Sega $1 Talcum Powders Bradley's Daffodt!, Rourjote’ Manon Leecaut, Grenovilles s Pourquol Pas and other kinds, | Chotee at....+..- Biuet, Gima veeee 496 Embroidered Woolens : | | Razor Blades | Gillette Razor Biades ina large-size packages of 10; | Lenny pigmmagaelegene® Cato Tooth Paste splendid corrective for re- ee | © Epsom Salts | U. 8 _P. quality Epsom Salts TO es OE NN I ET NO, - tn ee ath OE Ne MINNED " _ : A | ceding gums and pyorrhea; in 6-1. sacks, epecial, 296 | limit of 3; each ... meee aee. 29¢ Energine ; A ellent spot remover and Sundries fey sonmert ‘immit 5 Limit of2 toa Customer OG 3: Gi “bw ns oo vecesebeor c $2.50 Imported Vacuum | 650 Pullman Hairbrushes..aee | A Yer cone eee 29 29c Tooth Brushes 190 andaperient, iimit of 2; ea., C 60c Dressing Combs........ 80¢ Af nges 40c Dressing Combe........ 200 po is " 11 ted sheep's wool Sponges tae bes —— Secceces ifo ot, rr ad ea s és 69c .00 Hardrig ther ante c6t6 cane o> a pavaaiee BE he Ohi spo cetesen: 670 . 250 Wash Cloths in case... . 150 Kantol Elixir $1.95 Shaving Stands..... $1.35 | wahn's special cream for purtfty- $3.50 Shaving Stands..... $2.50 | ing and cleansing the okin: 65 $6.50 Folding Shaving Stands, $1 size; limit of 3; each. C a $4.25 $1 Bath Denis Pure bristle Brushes with de-- tachable handle; 67¢ $2.50 toe $3.50 Atomizers, $1.85 75c Imported Perfume Doills,50c - ee Talcum Powders limit of 2; emoR.....-seeees Limit of toa Customer | $1.25 Face Powder $1.00 St. Denis Manon Lescaut. An imported : 420 | rice Powder of exceptional 93¢ &quibb’s Talcaum Powder,..ifo | st#4e: limit of %: each. eto 3 i iehensiee .-+-36¢ | 60¢ Cocoa Butter Cream 7" ¥ oom hie — A cleansing, massage and nutri- «| eive cream for the ekin; large size, limit. of 2; each 4c Listerine Tooth Paste Refreshing to use, and beneficial Castile Soaps Limit of 2 Bars toa ir aiie Booabelli Castile, 4-Ib. eg 14 Gimay’s Castile, 4-Ib. bar. . .88e Florence Castile, 4-Ib. ber, 58c | Toilet Soaps Special, spectl. GC 69c — Limite of Two Dozen Cakes Gelect a Soap supply for your household from this greup-~ which includes the best known, most popular kinds. ' lAfcebuoy Jap Rose | s-_‘Wwaltke’s Mammoth Bath Graham's Lemon Cocoon seeeve eee eeeer*en*®?® to the teeth; limit of 3; each ..---ceererrmere 7c Dozen SeGinné se Eo Main Fioer —— _ . SS ee ee Truly Exceptional Are the Savings to Be Effected by Sharing the EE Ee EE “Bangor” Table Sets 86-15 Pure linen Table Sets of ‘‘Bangor’’ weave that housewives know for its splendic Full bleached, satin- damask—66x66-inch cloth and six napkins, hemstitched finish. $9.95 Value.. wearing qualities. finished $3.95 Linen Sets All-Linen crash with colored borders: breakfast or lunch- eon cloth and six $2. 59 mapkine; fet..--++-+: $5.45 Dozen Napkins Full bleached, pure Irish linen damask, with satin - band border and other de- $3.55 signs; 20x20-in. Doz.. $3.50 Bed Pads Quilted Mattress Protectors of bleached cotton: neatly mad*: 54x76-inch full-bed $2. 59 Rayon _ Bedspreads $7.95 Value Lustrous Spreads in solid shades of old rose, Copenhagen blue, gold and orchid, $1x108-inch size. with scalloped edges. EE OO Hemstitched Sets we 3] 44 Full bleached, pa e linen damask Table- cloths from Ireland—fine, firm quality in a varied choice of handsome patterns. 66x104-inch eloth and twelve 20x20-inch napkins, with hemstitched hems. : a SE A A SS Ee ee ee | Sheetsand | | Cases | These are of the well- | known Cohasset brand— | woven of high-grade cot- ' ton yarns—full bleached | and soft finished: | $1.65 Sheets, 63x99-in, = $1.35 $1.79 Sheets, 72x998-in., | | ; $145 | $1.95 Sheets, 8ixo9-in, | | $1.55 $2.25 Sheets, $1x106-in., | $1.75 | 45c Cases. 42x38%-in., ca... 38c Pattern Cloths At a Saving of 20% O44 Cloths and others of dis- | continued lines —- all of linen damask—in <, 3 yard sizes. values. pure | 2%, and | $4.45 to $15.95 | $3.98 value, 68x68 in... 92.94 A splendid heavy quality | $4.98 valuc, 66x90 in.... 93.94 Of Pure Linen table Da- $5.98 valuc, 665108 in... 84.94 maek in several choice $3.96 valuc, 20x20 in. Nap- patterns: 79 inches wide. Stem, MO o's ec ct ess 82.94 A saving that house- $4.98 doz. 29323 in. Nap. wives will value. | BOD nc vcd ss 0 00 a0 0 os $3.94 ae Thtrd Fleer 79c Bath Towels Heavy Towels with wide blue or lavénder Jacquard borders; 32a66-inch size; vote $13.95 Spreads Rayon Krinkle ®preads in favored colors; scalloped edges 0x108-inch tee... D9ID 90z108-inch size 98c Towels Sheetsand | Cases —of another brand widé- ly known among house- . wives—Fennimore Sheets and Cases, full bleached, seamless and soft fin- ished; with 1 or 8 inch hers. $1.39 Sheets, 63 A . $1.15 -——0f imported, all-linen huck $1.50 Sheets, searenay 3 afd all-linen damask; 26286- inch size; , sap a an | Mets ee: ee ee elt a 1.69 Sheets, $1x99-in., . $1.35 | Pure Linen | Damask $3.95 Value, Yard ‘2 ES — eR RN Shc Cases, 42x36-in., ea., 280 Cloths and Napkins © —of Czecho-Blovakian linen-- silver bleached:

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—~ #2. & 2 " - “ - a ae - . Pag te ma >> - “ee ee ee -* oe : ® 7 — oe ~ 3 Se Fae oe Qn: > ° Best for Colds Bronchitis, all throat troubles. Builds new Strength. Asthma and WO DANGEROUS DRUGS. OVER Te VEARS OF SUCCESS. it ARANTEED Lins i eteetleenennennteiee - | George M. | Was Passenger in Truck That ' | i(jeorce M sae MAN HURT IN AUTO “ACCIDENT DEC. 23 DIES Roedeéi. Salesman. Collided With Touring Car. PEAD. ae 47 f -—. 4 La INJURED. ~~ 7 ae Peer: St . John Scopinoe atreet, fractu bruises. retired, Patrick Byrne 64, compou Retliv avenue. oa? left lec, | bruises. . " - —?* + avenue ;rTa Z Struck by Avtomobiles. years old, bacie avenue laborer. of 1525 red ‘abd nd - 4 cuts and | Three Men Severe!y y Injured When e748: *¢ > e 4r spre. 9" F ” Manufacturers | 1018 OLIVE ST. ibiatablished I'=81) January Clecrance Great Cut-Price Sale of Sample, Slightly Used, Shopworn and Second- Hand Upright, Grand and Player-Pianos Our floors are jammed with sample and used Pianos ard Player- Pianos, and in order to make room for new instruments arriving irom our fa orv cailv¥y we must close out our entire stock at ridiculously low prices during the next three days. Terms as low as $1.00 per week. li | UY MeL si | i't ’ — i TTL is great ut price s8a.¢ cluded n “i Mobbiedadivali | Mw ANA nly SL ERIREICE re JANUARY CLEARANCE Every instrument especially priced for quick sale. Starck, Stein- way, Cable, Krell, PLAYER-PIANO ..... PLAYER-PIANO ..... PLAYER-PIANO ..... PLAYER-PIANO ..... GRAND PIANO ...... GRAND PIANO ...... GRAND PIANO... .. UPRIGHT PIANO .... UPRIGHT PIANO .... UPRIGHT PIANO .... UPRIGHT PIANO We guarantee every instrument in this sale an exchange factory. If it isn’t you Hardman, Kenmore, Kimball. NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW to be entirely satis- it any time within two vears $175 285 for a better Piano or Player-Piano and we will allow all you have pard. TERMS Come in at once, pick out the Piano you like best and tell us just how you want to pay for it. will go the himit te make the terms just the way We you wish and in that way you will not have to pinch yourself im order to meet the payments. Upright Pianos as low as $1.00 per week and Player-Pianos as low as $2.00 per week. Hew Starck Pianes $400 to $850—New Starck Player Pianes $850 to $1500 8 A. Starck Piano Ga. Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianes Southeast Cor. 11th & Olive Sts. (1018) St. Louis —— a — i ”“~* ’ e cA igi -—“esJ + lormerly $200 Paral e Te. - > = a - ‘i \ i 4 . e: - - - - “ } esiry : = binatio: Loose cushions. = a « *»- ~* ~ - | > Pri i hout regard to cost. : eeneaiiie $370 " Par Am Ce 195 Price o HAND-CARVED mahogany - ar r R PIS i) ~ = Cr - - 3 eres WW New fa >| Larie -_ “cz fa? 6-foot table, china cabinet server ar. six chairs, with tapestry seats Formerly $502.56 $350 _- - "os a _ .@aranc Formerly $100 $295 Se ‘Seiien . - - _ he : ‘ Price Former! y e ‘ e $.19° price = $300 ee ; four “s ing a : 2 root } size bed arge dresser. 4 .~8i ze Vanity “a i nific- rette Formerly $195 Clearance Price _ 3139 «VUUCR-PIECE ite of beau- tiful design, with bow- end bed of full size. large Yanit reaser and chitfo- rette. Tops of wainut aAGOrTT eg Wita beading ee $350 oo. = ae Price urniture Shep—Fifth Floer. —— —— — — ———————— Chairs ued patterns in Bigelow- . .’* Hartford and Whittall Rugs. Various sizes Immense va- ~ « , *- ~~ ) - rie on pa ns. rinest Off Recular Prices itons. _ step he Bic H rd make Formerly $35 to $55 A TEA ize 7+ - i @*¢ t. Formerty $142.50 Clearance ("learance ? oe amd Pr 4.49 r , - ae 7. > ie ase etch onan * $106.87 -sire eR =e SA NY Rugs in discontin- m a - a — 2'A=« eta s sed patterns. _ Bigelow- 7 —_ - + } +. G ** Hart a uw@A*~ . wise > Oe i. ~ aoe feae* ~~ ~ . LECTRA and Bussorah Rugs Bigelow make. seariess Axminsters. Also Sanford Beauvais Axmin- s"ers lNscontinued patterns, SS P eas mbracing a wide choice and size bed. Large compart- excellent: quality Size 9x12 r ~ + = hy = ~—_ ‘ a : | ng ‘ y mg ———s Formerly $57.50 to $62.50 Formerly $50 to $60 An $47.5 50 ( j@a ran - = Pri S = rr.ce ov VE ee¢ P ‘ Se - — = a ~~ ——— e - m « - ~ > a+ ~ >» ~— > (eo - of fort simmons O ? » - - (T2 . a 7? = o- Rs I - -- > ~ = SS hee Price 3 - "zg Clearance $35 Price FOUR-PIECE willow Suite —— =~" - eae “= ~# () Price (0 Price . Ceiling | R only— 3-Lti Candie Fixture Formerly $19.75 Clearance aes $1 1.75 ‘Two only WAIT D> Formerty $19.75 Clearance $1 | -”-— = Price a = - ~ ~~? 23 7 «~ t .4 srona Candle Fixture Formerly $27.50 (learance "= Price $ 14. io Clearan 14. Price of FIGHT only — 5-Lt -andie xiures Formerly $15.00 Bac -o rT . if as &iict 4 7 | D "THREE oniy — Fixtures. Formeriy $9.75 -_—-s $4.75 Four onlr — 2-Lt. Celling Fixtures. Formerly $58.50 g~ ie — = a Ae —- Pr o ‘ od - ect = 7 as = * — , * a ~ Clearance r Yo 4 —- + -v - . As _ > framed. [pR4PER® Sets of grena- dine and light-weight fabgfics. From one to six of a st material and workman- ship. Formerty $12 to $165 . itiona! materials to match these Drapery Models, f in stock, will be offered at ~~) ~ ee & = [wo > SS > -_-~ » Per .* = ny Oe = * = Zed ‘ > T > = | - | "are ad - >*- > * * : ~ - a re . = = x ~> BS at - > +. > > . = - = - in = ’ ‘ . » » «| a c oS SA ee a 2 “Tr a tl . . * —_ _ _-e- > ’ : ~ ~ >” « * _ a “ - 3 vr °°. > _ oa > - ~ . * _—_—_-s a > ; ~™*. . > LAA ; om, s — as 1 a » ." sha ~ ‘ a. Double Damask Tablecloths “> ? 2x2. vards, at 2x3 vards, at °x31l. vards. at 2x4 vards, at “™?) weak Napkins. lil — ~~ - .- 5 . . aa $13.50 * | a_™ qaozé ai > > Five handsome patt * a > 3 > ry nm an =r) t. Scr iis. ribbon aistis 3 oe erns—Sheraton, Hand-Woven Linen Tablecloths, $15, $18, $21, S24 Matching Napkins, $16.50 and $18.50 Doz. Sheets and Pillowcases January Sale Priced Four Groups of Towels i Bath . éach 59c 7 , se ea Hinek ; ~ aa =a + Hi, pce wet ist 44 ki4* A : \ + «3 . Towels a? each 7 . - o » ; > a” Ss . ; ~% 7 . :_-* Half-linen Dish Towels at. dozen $2 50 Wan "2 3 ’ ” Tact > alk aA &es 424 ‘i ~ Si a. i ad ° 95 Linen Damask. 7) «id 3 ~~ * » iite > ‘AMASA. ét! 1m. , iGe. ¥ ad. $1.95 > > Our well-knewn brand of made to our own specifications $1.58 Sheets 72x33 ict. at $1.45 Pillowcases 42x35 in. at 4@c Sheets 62x93 in. a’ r Momestics Premier Sheets and offer splendid valve. -hreets, » Sheets §1x166 tn. at $1.95 - ~~ Pillowcases Six3? in. at $1 Aa .at ec “bop—Second Floer. ’ ee — oe ee PM em ae + igo Curtain Mat 2 URTAIN Nets and Tussah Casement = 759 yards. ‘ Sermeste 55c to T5c Clearance Price (CASEMENT and f “ rayon silk Drapery ries—!99 yards, pee 59c to Sic Tamd Clearance 49c Price FREN CH Casement — quisette, plain weavg | Natural color. a . pa 39¢ 500 yarés. 5 Formerly 50c Yard =~ Clearance above FRE Fil et and Figured - Casement ee 400 yards. Formerly 95c to $1.25 Yara | Clearance | Price 75C. CAKER Nets, Filet. in colors. cn quality. 45 inches. 306 yards, Formerty $1.85 Yard Clearance 98 Price (,;Fot P of Colored Drapers p Fabrics, Rayos Damask. in various 650 yards. . Formeriy $1.65 to $1.9 ¥ Clearance Price $! AS RETONNE of ee quaiity in light and pa effects. Large variety. se 2ic a ' Fards. Clearance ees 00 (CRETONNE of very Mgt grade. ter domestic and im fabrics. 36 inch. Clearance Price LAIN some with colored piest edges. Formerty $1.15 Par (learance &5c Bo NGALOW Net Pane™ Heavy open mek mens = with deep bulues % $1.00 Ps co aaiag en Price. Bate: atone Curtains of French marquisette. Trimmed with artificial sz frirce. Formerty. cach, 50 $1.29 special groups eo Panels of fone laces. Sections $ to 12 inches wide. Beautiful selections. Especially suitable for French doors and wide Clearance Price, each section — Less at TSc, $1, $1.58 and $2 BEAc TIFTL Panels of ray- (learance Price, each For dp ts he ee se a” im Fi on in attractive figures. 3 Substantial! Fringed a’ hor °*orn Pormerts. cach. $3.55 c ree, o quality. ” = including the bet. a Ss <P — 2. Pail dS) “Nie im ve \\Wh. Ve for $1.00. or per pat a

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. Hear the Brunswick Panatrope e new “purely electrical repro- ne musical instrument” about ch so man? have been talking ETE = ix? ‘ ‘ sil : “2j;0Nn——SiXth | lver. ee - — Curtain Materials - 3 (CURTAIN Nets and Colored 7 Tussah Casement Cloth - -7E0 yards, Formerly 55c to 750 Yara Clearance Price 39¢ CASEMENT and figured rayon ftilk Drapery Fab- rics——800 yards, Formerly 59c to &5ce Yara (learance Price 49c | [;RENCH Casement Mar quisette, plain weave. Natural color. 600 yvards. Formerly 50c Yard Clearance Price 27c¢ | E Filet Net and Figurea Casement Rayon. 400 yards. Pormerly 95c to $1.25 Yara (‘learance Price 75C UAKER Nets, Colonial Filet, in colors. Iixtra quality. 45 inches. 300 yards. Formerly $1.85 Yard Clearance Price 98c (rove of Colored Drapery Fabrics, Rayon and Damask, in various colors. 650 yards, Formerly $1.65 to $1.95 Yara (Clearance Price $1.45 RETONNE of excellent quaiity in light and dark effects. Large variety. 900 yards. Formerly 390 to 50c Yard (‘learance Price 29¢ (CCRETONNE of very high grade, including the bet- ter domestic and imported fabrics. 36 inch. 1000 yards. Pormerly 85c to $1 Yard Clearance Price 69¢ Ruffled Curtains a [4 ‘TY Curtains of cros- barred and dotted weaves with full ruffles. Tie-backs to match. 125 pairs. Formerly 61.65 Patr Clearance Price $1.15 LAIN ruffled marquisette: some with colored picot edges. Formerly $1.15 Pair (Clearance Price S85C _ _ : -_ Curtain Panels = _——_ BUNGAL W Net Panels. lieavy open mesh. Trimmed with deep bullion fringe. $1.00 ‘ learance Curtains of Price. each marquisette. CASEMENT French Trimmed with artificial silk fringe. Formerly, each, $1.65 gay gen hs . $ 1.29 . ; | Oe it special groups of eFectional Panele of fine laces. Sections 9 to 12? inches Mice hie iutiful me lections. Especially suitable for French coors and wide windows. Clearance Pri ec, ] and each section 2 Less at 75c, $1, $1.50 and $2 eAUTIFUL Panels of ray- on in attractive figures. Substantial quality. Fringed at botto: bormerny. cach, $3.85 o price ean 9240 Curtain and ate ry >hbop lou th j Vi ocust, From Ninth to Tenth — —— -—--— ~—— e+ (a el Store Closed promptly at 9 a. m, see carves. eA, AA TEATS f3 Bau tern tte > ~~ ae . a, __ : 1% mm — a) oe, | aot es The Schmits & Shroder Co. Store, Corner of Sth St. and Washington Av. where this great sale takes place. —all day today, Wednesday, Jan. 6, to mark down prices and arrange store and stock for this great sale which begins Thursday morning when the doors swing open a > Mi « a _ “ * As * . + * / ‘ ‘ . _*e*e oe © @ © © Be 8 8 tions. MEN’S SUITS Promptly at 9 o'clock Thursday morning we place onsale a lot of Men's Suits, sizes up to 88. . Regular price positively to $25. Go while they last, at MEN’S OVERCOATS Regular $30 men's Over- coats and Gabardines go on sale starting tomorrow, Thursday morning, at... MEN’S TROUSERS Ove lot of men's odd Trousers. including corduroys, will go on sale while they last, starting Thursday, at .. MEN’S HOSIERY Men's regular 50c and 75c fan- 35 cy and plain silk and wool mixed Hosiery, all colors and ’S GABARDINES MEN DIN Regular $25 Gabardine Topcoats, tn single-breast- ed and double-breasted . sizes; while they last, 3 pair for $1.00, or per pair......... models will go on sale to the early buyers at..... : STUDENTS’ SUITS Regular $28.50 and $30 Junior or Student Suits; sizes up to 38 will go on sale starting Thursday, —e @ 8 & BOYS’ OVERCOATS Boys’ regular $15 and $16.75 Overcoats will go on sale, while they last, starting Thursday morning. ba Ck eee ae Entire Steck of 81.00 Hosiery, Thursday, @%c E.ntire Stock of $1.50 Hosiery. Thursday. Sic E:ntire Steck of 83.00 Hosiery, Thursday, #1.95 (Interwoven Pacepted) MEN’S NECKWEAR All the newest patterns and materials—«ilks, knits. bows, ete. All going in this great sale. 31.00 Men's Neckwear to geo at... .. 5% £1.50 Men's Neckwear to go at..... Use Pp $2.00 Men's Neckwear to go at... .$1.45 $2.50 Men's Neckwear to go at... . 81.55 $3.00 Men's Neckwear to go at... .82.65 $5.00 Men's Neckwear to co at... $3.95 3 OPENING DAY (THURSDAY) 8 O'CLOCK SPECIALS FROM THE BOYS’ DEPARTMENT THIRD FLOOR $1.25 heavy ribbed Union Suits for €9c bors. “Sizes 4 to 10: go at . £1.00 and 81.25 Boxys’ Blouses; faat color ma- terinia: cellar attached: @ fer 85.50; 63c er ene fer Reg. Bie “Allen A™ Black Cat stockings fer boys; triple knee. 23c _MAN HEUSEN COLLARS 39¢c Collars, all the newest The prices mentioned in this adver- atyies. Im this great sale Oe seecess oe _wodse ee eeseod 9 O'Clock Tharsday Morning Specials From All Departments Men’s High-Grade Suits Included are such well-known brands as Leopold Morse’s Bostonian Clothes, also Adler's Collegian Brand, including single and double- $1.25 and $1.50 Boys’ Caps; newest colors; breasted models, 1 and 2 pants Suits, regulars, stouts, slims, longs, unbreakable visors; will go shorts, in fact all sizes. A sale that is a sale. OO .cc ccccaessedbtenssenetanensaneee Men's $25.00 High-Grade Student Suits, while they last... $11.85 $6.95 and $7.95 All-Wool Sweaters for boys. Men's $30.00 High-Grade Suits will go, while they last, at. .$14.85 Various styles; go aR Oe . Men's $35.00 High-Grade Suits will go, while they last, at. . $23.85 at $1.00 Men's Fancy Wool and siik Mixed Men's $40.00 High-Grade Suits will go, while they last, at. . $28.85 Hostery .......-. ooteescesenesenee ; © Men's $45.00 High-Grade Suits will go, while they last, at. - $33.85 ee en aie Gee, Overcoats... eae Men's $50.00 High-Grade Suits will go, while they last, at. .$55.89 50c Boston or Paris ee 30e $1.50 and $82.00 Men's Mufflers............ 93e oO $2.00 Men’s Umbrellas ..... —Ty CU A3e Men’s vercoats $5.00 Fianne! Shirts for mem.......«««e. 83.95 doubl $3.50 and $4.00 Men's Scarfs or Mufflers, $2.95 All brand-new, up-to-the-minute models. Single ard ounc- $7.50 Men's Silk Shirts ........-6-seeees $5.55 breasted UWlisters. Wilsterettes, Collegiates, Chesterfields, finest — ome sag pre errant © = , ' . py ai > Coffer MAGGS .cccccccccscecscensnmean foreign and domestic woolens. Every Coat a ™ meational bargain. 50ce Men's and Yeung Men's Bow Tics..... 37¢ Come early for them, men. % $1.00 Wool Golf Hose .. ...-.-----e-eeere: 58c $25.00 Men's amd Young Men's Overcoats gO @t...--+-+++->> $11.85 ee Ne tee ae pocbdeccosboceess seas $30.00 Men's and Young Men's Overcoats £0 at...-.----+-: eee $1.75 Wool Gloves for men.............-. Ne $35.00 Men's and Voung Men's Overcoats £0 @t..--++ee++** “wy v $40.00 Men’s and Young Men's Overfoats go at.....---++-- $28.85 MEN’S GLOVES $45.00 Men's and Young Men's Oxcrcoats go @t...-e-+-+++++> $33.85 $50.00 Men's and Young Men's Overcoats £0 Q@t...---eeee+> $58.85 2 wants egg ered to — ee ye ope ea: Se . sical ein 2 85 iloves at truly startling reductions. n a $55.00 Men's and Young Men's Overcoats go at.....-++++>+: poe sincerity we advise you te come early for $65.00 Men's and Soung Men’s Overcoats go i your share, Thursday. Se ae 7 Men's $2.50 Gloves, per pair, while they M | Shirts last a wa nawsenked uhebe bekhenee ...,. $1.48 en Ss Men's $3.50 Gloves, per pair, while they NE 4 os 4th tek wie a $2.19 Including many well-known brands—you will find this department Men's 83.50 and $4.00 Gloves, per pair. a hotbed of bargains Thursdgy. 4 wondertfu! sale of Shirts. Come while they last .......sssececre-seece: ‘ early for your-choice. We promise you will not be disappointed. Men’s $5.00 and $6.00 Gloves, per pair, md ” Wen’ . . =~ . Shi . 4 93c while they EMM cc tee eee COs Sesesesea $1.50-$2.00 Men's Latest Style Shirts w ZO At... cee eeces: ; Men's $6.50 and 87.00 Gioves, per patr, One Lot of Men's $2.50 Shirts will go at.........--. inndene* $1.48 while they last ........ ee eeseedeseses One Lot of Men's $3.00 Shirts will go at... 2... 2c ee ee eeee .. $1.85 87.50 and $8.50 Driving Gauntlets go at $5.95 ne Lat of Men's S3.50 Shirts will gO — Aaa ee eo ee 2.19 5 FATERS One Lot of Men's $4.00 Shirts will co at... 2... 6. ee eee eee $2.93 MEN $ One Lot of Men's 35.00 Shirts will go at... 2... .ee eee eerees $3.93 Sports. Crickets. V-Necks, Shaker Knits, Rell , (Collars, Coat Sweaters, ete. all ineluded. Sensational reductions. Men’s Underwear revins atsck' Shee" Men's bwreaters.......639 - ' » 00 Men’ wenter@.....«. Fxery garment in the store included in this our greatest sale..Come | | Entire Stock S60 Mews Sirtaters..... S488 expecting to buy the greatest values on lt nderwear. We caution Entire Stock $4.50 Men's Sweaters....... 87.19 you to come early Thursday. Entire Stock $10.00 and 811.00 Men's , ‘ ¥" ; MepemGess ..cc listens 6462¢6400000nneeee $2.00 Men's Union Suits, starting Thursday.....-...-++++++: $1.39 Entive Stock $12.50. $15.00 Sweaters. $1095 $2.50 Men's Union Suits, starting Thursday.......--+-+*«++++> $1.79 — $3.00 Men's Union Suits, starting Thursday..........--+++++- $2.19 MORE MEN’S FURNISHINGS $3.50 Men's Union Suits, starting Thursday... ...-..-+--«+++: 2.48 » Men's Union Suits, ar >» Thursday.....-----++-:+: $2.93 4 SALE THAT T8 4 SATE — picts r SS. ee Regular 2ie Men's Mereerized Hone..... 1fe Regulag 35« Boston or Paria Garters at. .28¢ Regular 87.50 Sitk Mufflers, to go at $4.95 Regular £1.00 Wool Muffiers te go at .. .88e Hecular 87.50 Men's “Merede” Brand Boys’ Suits The stock includes Suits with 2 pair long trousers. with one golf . > tr — kere: j and without inton Sits ae on ie AP 5 PSR $4.95 and one long trousers, or with two knickers: with a “att Reaulne 81680 Men's Silk Shicts go at O728 vests; ages 6 to 18. Here is a golden opportunity to outfit the boy Regular 25¢ Men's Handkerchiefs at... ..17e for momhs to come: Hea. $2.00 Tie and Handkerchief Sets at $1.45 Beys’ $10.00 Suits will go on sale at.. : t,o a an 5.85 Boys’ $15.00 Suits will go on sale at... 2... 66 eee eee $9.55 ARROW COLLARS newest styles, wtll ge on Rove’ $20.00 Suits will go on sale at..........- 6c eee eee eale nt .... ey re pe 1 y Boys’ $25 Suits will go on sale at ....... Also 25c Aratex Collars will go at 20¢ Our entire steck of Arrow Starched Collars, all the Boys’ Overcoats iain and belted model«, box backs, half belts, etc.; warm. stylish Coats in the best shades, sizes and styles. Come carly for them: : .-. $3.88 9 great sale days—Thursday, MEN’S HATS Thursday we place on sale regular men’s $3.50, $4 and “§ 85 Hats; all fine fur felt, in all the . colors. =o wanted shapes ani Smooth and silk finishes. They go while they last, at.......... Our regular $1.50 Neckwear; al] new; very many patterns to select from. They go on sale C Thursday morning at ; MEN’S GLOVES Regular $2.50 Gloves for men; lined and unlined; all sizes; . == ‘ MEN’S PAJAMAS Regular $3.00 men’s Pajamas, in flannels, ctc.; will go sale - ————— 7 starting Thursday MEN’S SWEATERS A wonderful opportunity 5 to get one of our high- s grade, latest style Tux- —_ tisement are based on our former or $ 8.75 High-Grade Boys’ Overcoats, Thursday......---. edos; all silk lined. While original selling prices and are bone- £10.00 High-Grade Boys’ Overcoats, Thursdays. ....-.6++++> $5.88 January 7th to Saturday, Jan- they last they go at..... fide reductions. $16.73 High-Grade Boys’ Overcoats, Thursday.....+---++++: $9.85 uary 16—both days inclusive. . ~ - - ' 7 = ee eee * ‘ - . i

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH yy DESIGN EXHIBITS — —— ——S ———— $$ _— ADVERTISEMERD “NOT VERY WELL TODAY” Seite are Ai Anihine On Dec. 31, 1925. the siz thousand savings os tors of the Security National Bank rece! ived one-half per cent extra interest on their accounts, maxing * otal body. They need help. Drink lots for the year ee Devore, ee YOUR bmn q sw! acute When rou darken “your hair haariem oil capsules (the original : 5 years and nad be carefs . | _ " ate. After taming Adierika he .~4 Sexe Tea and Sulphur, wo os O Sq oie ie el, ‘Deca and genuine) and that “not a Jone so natu = : ati ' ASN TO DARK Feels Fi ine Tar hou How often do you hear this tan from ean wh who look the a of health? Yet this br pow Thursday's January Clearance Event! COAT SALE 12” Foret, v J ss feel- | ith ¢t the Acderika gires ing wiil disap- Con certrate Tour savings wil ,& Bar x lat has ~eansing and se pear A standard the unusual record of never having lost a dolar on song which may have . eeling may be a message of Freeh, al D MED GO! — - estments since its organization. a Tie Py way” eee eke asi ee: remedy since = sagen geet, the Security National Bank cing 6° that jou en ae 1696. Guar- National Eipesition, Feb. negiect it. In most cases it 16 to 22, Will Represent is not; iti ¢ ti , feeling so that “an sleep g8 4 ‘a open EVERY day tn all departments until 3} P M. without rolling from side te ei@m: f ees the | climinating the Lock fer the nome Cor necubstituc, anteed to be as Eighth Street, petween Olive and Locust. Expenditure of $10,000 kidneys are not if your bowels move every dam “4 remores much “ additiona! rT sonous — Ho to Present Proofs. | Poisons from the an Gret a ta. Soe j , ee s 2 ~~ a Ki =x ov —_— x te - ~ E . wx ° Fe — o a “s ‘ 4 4 p. ’ ; > p S = “ =" ~ _ -, a > nraa Aa : if 0 # ¢ i 4 » n Ye 00 Formerly ——— to $29.50 .00 — to $39.50 : >. . . “x , *s *. . ‘ We . "Van , - oa > a — — . > . . . . ~ _ : . . ~ - Hundreds of stylish Coats to choose from—all the. rich, soft materials, lavishly trimmed with furs—every garment scientifigal- ly cut to fit and afford the stout woman slenderizing lines. Shop here and save. Smart Dresses Reduced $485 $17-50 39 erly te $16.50 —_ Formerly te $10 Formerly te $12.50 Form Shoes for Stout Women and Women Hard to Fit All Lane Bryant Shoes are scientifically made to fit and become the stout woman. They have combina- tion lasts, built-in arches and narrow hee! fittings. Sizes to 11 $ 495 95 Widths to FEE High Shoes Zippers, Spats FIELDS NOW OCCUPIED Figures Prominent in Fem-' inine National Life on List of Guests; Hope to Excel New York Event. The achievements which ‘nllowed women's invasion of political. industrial and l be ehorn in Tt . . ~ * ‘es i * ‘ee -~ -a = 46 "°° g+ the Women's National position. Some 75> exhibits trophies of women's etruggie for, complete emancipation and conse- quent equality, will comprise the ext sie Wre. Louis J . oo *4 ee president of the Board of Religious Brooks. former more recentiy - ~~" @ ~-— = Organizations and Airerator of the women’s division of Mavor Mille™s successful cam of the moving epirits ning Xs @.*, OF) inance sueer Own 1 Venture. . *'\ranet- Gs ASTORIA mo LHERK 3-Fletcher's or 1s capeciary prepared to To! Sweeten Stomach © Regulate Bowels ines Wind ¢ “clic © Fiatulency Diarrhea Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and ay : nS) saith , Natural Sleep without Opiates _, hat hehe Physicians everywhere recommend it. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Proven directions on each package _———_ _—— ADVERTISEMENT ‘STIFF-SORE-ACHES AND PAINS-SOUR STOMACH 100 Pe vn ACID? LET US SEND YOU THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT 85 Cent Bottle (32 Doses) FREE Eheumatism, ki iney and bladder, troubles. and a!) ailme raused br / rit Urio Acid make one miserab: Just because you start the das **too tired to get up,”’ arms and legs, { etiff, muscles sore; with burning! ach: back amd du’! bead—Woern| conquers kidner OUT before the day begins—do not! eases, rhenmatism think you have to stay in such con-| ments when due to excessive uric @itiogn. Get this free bottle | acad, Be matter how -' Be strong and well. «Get rid of) born. we » the “*rheumatic ’ pains, stiff > Gere musries, “arid stomach. ner or Bladder troubies caused by too much Uric If you bave been anling * tame, taking a!l serts of Without benefit, let The Treatment prove te rou what great relief it gives im the most stubberr r ng anr ob! ieat jane epece. Hundreds of thousands 5 have e to the | same address weed it. Bsstablished 33 years. D. prore The Wil! = n * > ea ; . : me os _- -2 & Officers of the Exposition. 5s © ‘re ele — SMarcing summary - — ~ - . A nNouncet? ene wt “ewe ‘es Aen a > t-, + — . ‘ — ~ + * he Tromen whe will attend WAYO CLINIC STAFF INSURED Endowment to \ ad $9 and $10 $5 Plenty of Good Seats for “The Miracle” — as Low as $1.00 Boyd’s January Five- Dollar Day offers unusually sharp re- ductions to stimulate the clearance of stocks on hand. kK at tions Shirts All $1.95, $2 and $2.50 White and Colored Neckband stvle—collar attached and collar to mateh Shirts. No ex- ceptions—white English broad- cloths — madras — Oxfords and other fine shirtings. Every $3.50 Shirt In Our Entire Stock Two $5 OF. «commenea White Shirts—colored Shirts. No exceptions. Our entire stock from which to select—broadcloths—ray- on-stmped madras — silk- -striped madras and other desirable fabrics in a good assortment of colors and patterns. $3.50, $4. $4.50 and $ Colored ie Shirts With collars to match. Two S$ for. a |e Pajamas IO Dozen $2? and $?.0 All sizes—a variety of colors and patterns. Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth Broken Lines of $7.50, $8. $9 and $10 4 Sweaters — Coat stvles—golf Sweaters—pull- overs—heavy Shaker knit Sweaters with roll collar or V-neck—sleeve- less slipovers— skating Sweaters and knitted vests. Plain colors— checks—plaids and other fancy colors. Union Suits All $2.50 Flat Weave While Lisle Union Suits Three Suits... Lightweight—all sizes 34 to D— long, half and no sleeves—ankle, knee and three-quarter length legs. Medium Weight Ribbed Cotton Winter Union Suits $2.50 Values Three = for.. 3b, 38. long sieeves— ankle length. Sizes ot. Handkerchiefs $2.0 Fancy French Linens With Hand-PFurned Hems Four $5 FOF. cocccunt $1.50 and $2 Fancy Irish Linens Avoid the Crowds— Shop Eariy — Store Hours: 8:30 to 5:39 ‘Wreth’s ang 8 and S lisappesrs, ant cation or tt Paol e\ hur Cog 4 look years younger. apd | cana ADVERTISEMENT | BAcuTe. RHEUMATIS HELPED AFTER YT OF SUFFE However acute and severe a : rheumatism may be, it can be | yelieved by this simple ‘home mert. “I was taken with a pain in! leg, and for thirty-five days | not sit up.” writes — Sn Shock, Ky. “I had two docte I got no better until I begaz Sloan's Liniment. Before I ha one bottle I could sit up, and can walk without a cane.” And it is amazing—the quic uine comfort that Sloan's g£: even the most long-standing r! tic aches. No need to rub even. A little ot fresh lightly on—and a heal an, ee b.ood ling t rough the aching pla = you can believe it, the pain ing and stiffness are relieved. bottle today . AD cruggists— 3: ee Sloan’ Linimet KILLS PAIS A postal will bring one | men or women secking emple _ wnder situations wanted tn ' Vant pegces. “

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— ——_ iiviatiVe-8-€-._ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -- a — —-— ——- wo SELOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ AST ESTISEMEe ——a VERTISEMENT Can Eat cleansing and brings out old Anything | F eels F ine I.arhbour had acute indigestion ¢ » years and had to be careful ie After taking Adlerik h & he Sarg } : ferris better than ever and cs "Ss ‘se ‘ ' ane ' at any. Adiemka gives the eystem met sus 4 hich may have caured aro long time. Just ONE spoonful (GAS and takes away that full, Dieevee ferling 69 that you can eleep at nigh: — Als 10 DARKEN . - * you darken your hair with | Tea and Sulphur, wo one can tell, because it’s gone go naturally, | what he so cvenly. Pre- ela me th ely abolie poi. paring this mix- uble for » ure, though, at ome is mussy and! troublesome. For t h Dloate4 Pmlh GRAY HAIR rUR MAGKAY BLESSING Pair to Sail for Europe Saturday. By ¢ \seoctated Prees. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Jan. $.— Irving Berlin, composer and his Her Father Remains Silent—'! a year. As was her brother, she | was reared in the bowery, Man- | hattan, | : : —_— —- een er a ' Women in Missouri Prison Moved, | | By the Associated Press. | JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 6.—The | '60 women convicts at the State) prison here have been moved from | lone of the main buildings to Farm | No. + just cast of the penitentiary. Three hundred men will be quar- tered in the cell house vacated by | the women. } store in this city. Mrs. Kahn egaid |= | she knew of the romance betwee n | ther brother and Miss Mackay for | — without rolling from eide ¢t wna ; if your bowels move every ‘aay, age only «vo cents you} society bride, the former Miss Ellin removes much additional poisonous matin, ean buy at @ny) yacka: "eee which you never thought was in vou- nd drag store ithe|.._ iy, on & honeymoon since . er and whi h caused 8OU ’ . a ; _ & wu a their narrigacte TT) Ty "Oork ys | : — sain nervousiess sieeplessiess, headache rendv-to-use prep- | Reig Marae in New York Mon- } V4 V . ™~ Tite your stomach and ‘beet: Adlert&a / aration, improved | G#y, left today presumably for that | | IRS: | ; Our «& pti’? iit) Powela : a "Ir - ' . . : : : " = ' : ppet : at - iing Cruggiats, Bey Res by the addition of other ingredients city. berlin declined to say wheth- | 7 oOo => in, . to tes x ey - 0 nd Tle Drue ‘Wyeth's hage and Sulphur ier it was true that thev hud re ATARRHAL JELLY 2 lei ote gl ‘48 “0., and Othep 1? You west dampen 2&i\ ceived ; ssagce fron he bride’s hd jeading druge Compound. | ; } | l a message from 1 bride's | For . e eg beautifully darkened, glossy; By Leased Wire From the New , a Bes Get a ) an , _ . : ¥ a juxurian'. York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. tube today. | | he faded hair, though ry dis- NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—Mrs.| ASS V Makes nettles - j of al i avge,and as w my i = ,er mr earl wy ¥ «52 he -~ grace, 18 2 SIE” Hy fhm. “ip re ¢ da i Ving Berlin, formerly Mzrs Ellin and nose feel fine. | » all desire a you! il and attractive , Mackay, plans to seek her father's | grance, get busy at once with | blessing on her sudden marriag ' Easy to apply H ‘ tre th’s Sage and Sulphur Compound | Monday, according to advices re- ha Quick to act | apd look years younger. ; ceived last night from Atlantic >, ; Cc |. ——— ate llailnaa TRY DRUG STORE FIRST : ’ wif honeymoon. 30c and 60c rt be j fo A TISEMENT Beriin and his bride did not 7 vprntlgen, | . | Rau rge from their suite in the Ni Vv \ | Ritz-Cariton Hotel, Atlantic City, | (o} YDON'S ! antil the middie of the afternoon. | SCAT = Wh 1) thie VY app: ared fr thie lobby | ARRHAL JELLY s : ee ee ee f the hotel they were immediate- — ly surrounded, “We are verv a hat fj H} HFLPED Al IER YEARS ee oe ee ee ADVERTISEMENT i ther should cive us his consent and ecient lial a ee pl leone] Femme ee | (If SUFFERING Berlin, whose popular song hits | . : | have made hin a millionaire Home-made | ae Aac nodded in confirmation “We are ’ ~* ‘ hopeful that it will be granted,” S 7 ( “% Supply of Fine However acute and severe a case of | ° **!¢- | , . "1 rheumatism may be, it can be greatly; Ammons the first to greet thes Cough Syrup ‘| relieved by this simple home treat-|!"'d@l pair when they first ap- § > be ‘ . oi 1! stilbvliee wre dav after- eaenee® ment. Pie | te hy ie ] td oo ) ag ~ y nee a Better than ready-made cough ¢ “Iwas taken with a pain in my left) oN nay te eke tenet ee ee \ ig leg. and for thirty-five days I could : , no sleppe out of the throng | B® supily 4 I . not sit up,” writes John Smith of |?" ‘© lobby and congratulated | § | aa Shock, Ky. “I had two doctors, but/PR a ote. SP acere tak “alae el f Mod —— a > Be “ga ing fuer lh as T) ehetiente rots ed co igh re medy, you pryba! ly I ; oan s niment. eiore 1acq use — ~~ “ae we = . Ca could not get as much real GuUra- n ines O i one bottle I could sit Up, and now ]'‘'® 54yY just now, said Berlin, as| tive powe 7 the re ‘ in thi : 8, $9 ; can walk without a cane.” he-and his bride prepared to go| piv heme tiered in # few minutes , $9 and $10 ao And it is amazing—the quick, gen- | ‘°° * ™Oter ride. “I hope father! “Get trom any gist 2% ounces " . ; “Tit “wv ymT | - : ¢ “ Puts \ € erlin f ‘ otgile uine comfort that Sloan’s gives to, *“” 4 * wo gd -vhieg: - med aa « even the most Jong-standing rheuma- *°°' ° SSeamy wee Cone OR tne! ) syrup, a ers tic aches. impulse of the moment. We had _, rn y ae y mee ATIC ¢ | = J ‘ . « ' Noneed torubeven. AlittleSloan’s os ‘1 a hse oil full pint’ of h $ | patted lightly on—and a healing tide.) oy ia Si aay eh ein tals miremn, germ-destroying blood begins). yen, Co whose only cor Tat id | tingling through the aching place. Be-, " * . wrfll eotiuirn ¢ New Y ay ; . f ‘ wae Se Pid O0an’s PReeeomooremes : ests. I lain colors— e ? sail for Touro! ~ ral y on ne eo} ] I : ne and other fancy | Liniment I ithan “te BE hej- : By ¢ 4 gs ed 7 exe ex ‘ ? t ~ a | | KILLS PAIN eet ts ee SRN. Cel ee ouare a ‘has 1 for ————— \4 } Tr id he ’ ’ TD r a ng » .? . be ‘ =e Q? er Or his ne , n | ln avoid & my ntment is vour inte @ len cic . Af r« , | druggist for eed’ ounces of Pinex” A postal will bring one of the ' M leith full direction. | | ere : men or women secking employment B. ] is to hi lewspaper | cept anvthing elss ; .7! aral ed to | under situntions wanted in today’s / ry oute Ss usua S give abso! aA - ; Lactig! OF ey } S it ° Want pages. li pa r { ' $5 Excluding a Few Restricted Li = nfields nae ~ Olive at Eighth ~ - - - ‘a | Kitchen S Towels | 6 for 43c | x Plain or blue : , So — DOW and red | Epp checked |, = Kitchen Tow- — GRAND-LEADER — STAIRS STOR TIX, BAER & FULLER ’¢ | Procter a Gamble high- grade white laundry Soap | els; all are ‘anest [Value-Giving is OurService tothe Public—50 De offered at this ial i partments} | 72° i285 Ou assist you in making selections. 4 Hi All sizes. i For Women and Girls | Two Great Groups of | 4¢ 79¢c Pair . + (AO popular at this time Children’s Hosiery S«: and general wear. with 3,seamed back, high- | tunity to supply your immediate as well as double-lisle toes and lisle tops. 1200 Pairs Allen ‘‘A’’ Pure Silk Full-Fashioned Hose All Colors ® J] 00 Pure thread silk Stockings that will give excellent service; may be had in service and chifton weights; have high-spliced heels, double-lisle feet, The imperfections in these Hose are so slight that they can hardly be noticed. Come in all the new wanted shades. All Sizes es Very Special—6000 Pairs Allen ‘‘A’’ Stockings. Chiffon Weight Silk Stockings a 50c Pair Thread-silk Stockings in the popular chiffon weight; some have for sports and school silk to welt, others have the full-length silk; all have three-seamed nage eter ne back, high-spliced lisle heels and toes. seconds, they will give wonderful service. Come in black, gray, nude, 66 Ad? _—— Allen A” Brand Servi ceable Stockings sand, beige, Aztec, gunmetal, rose blonde, rose taupe, etc. All sizes. (Downstairs Store.) Although these are slight r Annual Sale of Allen“A” Hosiery Seconds Begins Thursday With 29,000 Pairs for Women, Men & Children ~) At Less Than Wholesale Cost for Regulars HROUGH the co-operation of the Allen “A” Hosiery Mills we are in a position to make this ex- traordinary announcement at this time. You will want to take advantage of the splendid oppor- a your Spring and Summer Hosiery needs at extraordi- nary savings. The sale starts promptly at 9 o’clock Thursday morning, with plenty of salespeople to At 39c Pair spliced heels and toes. Child b bbed There is a large assort- | hildren’s fiber ribbed Stockings in plain — a eae aro colors; all are of a good weight and come ment of checked and full length; may be had in all sizes. striped patterns to select from: sizes 81/2 to 10. Plan At 24c Pair to. supply your needs while you may at splen- | Misses’ ribbed Stockings, full length; did savings that the low come in black and a large assortment of ' . eae aff . s sale affords. colors, including gray, sand,. cordovan, price in this oe ae beige, etc. Sizes 6 to io. Men’s Allen‘‘A’’ Wool, Silk or Fiber Socks N the assortment you will find wool Socks in plain colors, ] including cordovan, gray colors and black. All sizes int the lot; this lot is of first quality. Also fancy fiber and silk Socks with lisle heels and toes, double soles; come 1 faney check and striped patterns; all sizes 10 to 11%. Men’s Allen“A” Lisle | Silk and Wool Socks: Socks at 19c Pair | At 48c Pair An opportune time to supply your Fancy Socks of sit& Se aaa needs of Lisle Socks at unusual! savings. the latest ae hi ; hi h spliced Have double soles, heels and toes; come | and plain colors. _ renties Bae SP ae in black, navy, cordovan, beige, sand heels and toes. a ot ti > By and gray; sizes 10 to 1143. values when offered a is p ;, Share the Savings in This Sale of Size 63x90 inches. . suse -meneviewies $1.39 Size 72x90 inches .ncareeoosse++ee+ $1.43 Size 72x99 inches. .artemer -cieenes- +» $1.47 Size 81x90 inches... .ssmsveees+eee+ $1.47 Size 81x99 inches. . 0... -mssce son - $1.58 81-Inch Unbleached Muslin, 39c Yard Just 1500 yards of good quality unbleached Sheeting, medium weight; comes in remnant lengths from 2 to 9 yards; suitable for making double- bed size sheets; no mail or phone ordes filled. Pillow Tubing, 23c Yard Soft-finished Pepperell Mills Pil- lowcase Tubing in lengths from 2 to 10 yards; 36 inches wide. Longcloth, $1.25 Bolt Soft finished, much wanted for making women’s and children's un- dergarments; 36 inches wide; 10 yards to the bolt. | | Unbleached Muslin, 15¢ Yd. Heavy quality, similar to Indian Head; 36 inches wide; desirable lengths, Small Bed Blankets, 39c Ea. A very special offering of soo soft fleeced cotton Bed Blankets in gray, white and tan; come in small sizes, 40x72 inches and 45x72 inches. (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Allen “A” Fiber Socks qT ~ at 29c Pair ¢" a Have lisle heels and toes: double sole; come in a large 4as- 4 sortment of new col- - - sizes 10 to 11%. : - = ors: $1Z 4 (= (Downstairs Store.) ~~ be Pequot and Pacific Sheets’ HESE brands of Sheets are well known for their wonderful wearing qualities; sizes and prices are conveniently listed below. ‘ EE | . teen * ee i ee ee ee ee ee -—“—= ee eu FE ee Oat ~ o. = Oe a te ew - = aes ad vd A ERE eH FL eee oaENON Be SE . — ow — a

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14 ST.LOUIS .POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee eee SS GIVEN AWAY! THURSDAY ONLY Ste Pare Breasted THE OLD RELIABLE Ponels Stripe rduroy Coats or G L oO Ee E Long-Panis 415 Men's Heavy Melton Overcoats, acon ible Collar, Gabardines or Topcoats, Sizes Up te 44 chest 350 Men’s and Young Man's } Pencil Stripe and Heavy hens} : mere Suits; sizes up to 44 chest 200 Men's Heavy Sheep-Lined Moleskin Ceats, beaverized cel- lar. sizes up te 46 chest 200 Boys’ Long-Pants Cassl- 4 ( ® 75 Zhe Mens 855 Raltimore Tailored On T 8. 95 mi, amertom tne Teeter Soin wares oe 18,75 Boys’ $5.00 2-Pants Suits, lined | 300 Men's 0. D. Wool Army Shirts, i Gouble elbew, fined 1 75 | bosom: alse Eskime.... @ | 200 Men's and Boys’ Rope Sweaters, roll collar. 75 $7 Mackinaw tan 2290 100 Men's and Ladies’ 67.00 Fine Bathrobes $- me BpPe aL WOOL a -S_.La oat ase in _TOWELING — Lai "LONGCLOTH ay hee " PILLOWCASES 19¢}:= SY ee ee 18c — ong «Sil oe augc oth Sc Union Suits - AAA ARPR ERR _* Dresses . 6 oe Dror $5 LINOLEUM x naam ERING ca 37 ART SQUARES ead = . 49c 6% 4-YARD- WIDE 9-FT. Makes a an be had Special. rA\TRA San 7t te 47284 tn. en 45084 to.. Site 4Nx84 a sie 4084 tw.. $1.59 @ticiesh:. fire 9c table OUclotzA. i | | extra one quality - - v/s ms er O: Inens now on. rt explained the vogue in men he & nual convent yesterday New York Citr stores in that city. a Nationa Shoe Stvrie whose cicta in the mat shoe styles was the sult of of the several hun- ssembied. wear #7n0es, speaker ren crews The «¢ given con} on with the Pageant of Footwear Fas) is almost exciusive|y devoted to the exploitation of feminine footwear. Therefore, the €Cealer should in- terest himeel’ in a movement to bring about a better shod man Already, he said, the cali for or- fords is NOreRENG in the game ratio as the demand for high shoes is diminishing. “The O° organ r opera i6 shoe tee ject the keenest interest dred dealers a . + Men must too, the nvention wnHet . »* — ) 10nS, . 3. + ,« Oniy for phrsic Stoc satiibeien With Shoes. The oo ort skirt, the rolled stock- ted styles in \ing an woman's footwea in@ to rmake the accentua - An oe © _ ae *& YUN D a pf Ad Clab Luncheon. renants gles*s Tare Tare * On accour’ of increased ners prices ) thereby raises asa -ation of “onsumer and standard of living: Tast aids in the edu the genera! public. “These four strerg statements are worthy of place fn every bust- re Frpader. ratiora) til »oard I product. ft ~_—* U er become Tec ees’ es 2 now é@nifors a de- ‘at Was teh By making once or’ aim im ient i conditiors has stirred ambition within } and even thou he cannot rea)zre for himscif ali the good things he sFes advertised, he is no loncer cor. tent that his childr shail b and te will ga:= ard - e iver? en ® © ~a* Tork ene} ng has he was. ard ts % . to help them to — ~> uf hose ¢ ta’ wht psire tegen Ends Tadav. The contention + cose today with another program o% ad 4reasae and election of officers, ane with “inal presentations this afternoon and might of the fashion pagean*. The visit Ors were guests ef a Cha. | der ef Cemmerce luncheon teday Many of them wll depart tentgnt | , by @ epectal traim te attern4 the cen - men are going leather boot of an that leather !s , vention of the Nationa! Ehoe Re-! DECISION DENYING INJUNCTION | oe Association at Chicago. registration of out-of-town icataiiets in St. Louis for the con- -vention and pageant was announced at 1500 today. In addition, there are about 1200 salesmen calied in off the road for the shoe-buring season, and several hundred ex- hibitors and dealers from ether Bill Prohibits Grain Speculation. By the Associated I’ress WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Repre- sentative Little (Dem.) ef Kansas, yesterday ‘ntroduced a bill intend- ed to prohibit speculation tn grain and other food products. The ineasure would ovtilaw all sales or purchases not intended to be act- ially delfvrereé Violaters would be subject to tmprisonment for from one to three rears ' eting the plant of the F. IW LABOR CASE SUSTAINED The &t. Louls Court of Appeals today affirmed the decision of Circeult Judge Landwehr in re‘fus- ing to tssue permanent injunction against members of the United Shoe Workers of America for pick- Cc. Chureh Benton street. ction was applied Shoe Ce., 2801 The infun for nearly three rears ago during labor troubles at the plant, writs being asked against 45 individuals, who, tt was alleged, as members of the union were interfering with em- plores of the plaintiff. At the trial before Juége Land- it was shown that the de- indulged in oeniy The court ée- wehr feardants had 5S fe se \ ’ ne i. ’ ? a ricKxeting clined to ‘{asue an whereupon the plaintifr appealed. The Appellate Court, in an opin- ion written by Commissioner Ben- nick, states that there was veTy little evidence to connect any de- fendant with the acts mentioned in the petition. The trouble at the F..C. Church Co. grew out of ai furisdictional dispute between tro labor unmons. Indicted for Attack on President. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6“ Wil- liam Elmer Wolfe. arrested at Oak- land two weeks ago on charges of sending through the mails Litera- ture carrving inflammatory attacks ‘on the President and other high Government officials, was tndicted on eight counts here yesterday Dy a Federal grand jurr. He is held under $25,999 bond. . AN ON OPPORTUNITY FINE SWOPE’S ANNUAL JANUARY SALE SWOPE QUALITY WOMEN’S SEASONABLE | STYLES MEN'S, FOR ALL OCCASI RADICALLY REDUCED $12 to 515 Values, Now - - $9.45 $10to0 $12.50 Values,$7.45 & $8.45 $8.50 Values - ----- - - $6.45 BOYS’ -& CHILDREN’S SHOES REDUCED FOR REAL FOOTWEAR SAVINGS ONS infunction, | Ir wn Yor KIESELHORST my “Where Music Ie Sweetest” The Longest -_— inRac You'll Get Pheontads Amazing if Ea. ae | Distance with Ko soca rx | S355 ~ — EMEA ZONG.DISTANCE I It costs more but does more wre an veergymdhpeme gpa we ater oon in Sabeenee and gichly clear. [n distance, selectivity and clean-cut netural Zenith challenges the world. Hear Zenith before you select promi, A Rade at any Until you do hear ae know complete ment of Radio. We'll gladly give you « in your home any time. Super Zenith... ance 2240 to $; De Lure Art Model Super Zenieh ___.. $500 te >. Terms *5 Weekly Up ™--- Shoe Pageant Brings Many Merchants Here Dewntown hotels here are crowded with cut-of-towm shoe merchants who are attending the Pageant of Footwear Fashiods, which will close tonight. The Prufroek-Litton Furniture Co.. Fourth and S&t. Charies streets, extend a cordial invita- tion to visitors to the eity, as well as home folks, to inspect their values in zew furniture str.es. A number of sample stites and odd pieces are now greatly re duced in their After-Inventery Clearance of Furniture—savings 2 - ta oe . - ~~ ae »* ww « icGeas in Spring’s fa- Sale of Northern Seal Coats A lmited number ef handsome Nerthern Seal a Coats (seal-dyed coney);: values to $250; contrasting fur trims .... 1c Fer &aton—Triréd Ficer. -1n Innovation for Thursday in Our GREAT JANUARY SALES | Regular $25 to $30 oat and Dress vag « a 2 b 4 me > 4° bot ae -¥ ? a” ° % ae at se Li? a ae vo ee ‘4 4 7 ban Aa a f es, — b>. . ‘we ’ {% . ie > “" Py ‘oe 7” : Spd cai ie) Ft Des). Both—Coat and Dress for the Price of Onel!..... HOUSANDS have attended and profited by our Two - for -$25 sales and here is a combination that will surely prove popular. We have taken 350 Coats and 350 Dresses from regular stock and placed them together for selection at one of each for $25! bring a friend for one of either if you wish but one, or—you You may may select two Coats or two Dresses, instead of one of each. The Coats— Dressy and sport m flare and straightline models. Fashioned of lustrous fabrics in a dozen popular shades and with collars, cuffs, some bands and bor- ders of furs. The furs alone are worth more than $12.50 in most cases. Petites and Misses in the wanted The Dresses— Street, sport, afternoon and party Frocks in rich silks and satins and expensive cloths, Many advance Spring modes included. Dresses that cost this much, and some more, to make. Every correct style, every want- ed shade, every smart style effect and trim- ming. "— Also Some Extra Sizes Secen4 Fiee-—Broeedwoy side. ~ Ba ry 2 4, BROADWAY WE GIVE AND REDE! NEW SPRIN $10.00 anc Another One of Our Included in This W 100 EXTRA 200 Fur-Trimm Special > An ‘ vies ie Be, we BOY 9 Shees ior schoo: Shoes. values ‘o school and drers Sheer IRLS’ Reots $3.90 watues a "Ww 4 AA Shoes chet » — 3 Tan and biack iteatber 220 Pai Cotton | Hea GLO’ Fieeced og 9 Sale of Ar A> otusual ecrviceadt suaiites of Mere st “ a and rare) weet = und = oe ate at $1.48 BOSTON BAGS darad! e bac ~] OPr Ag xtra large in full cur wrre wallet «ft re

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IF YOU HAD A usic Is Sweetest” Reach inRadio! but does more be brings faraway objects near. s distant programa, bringing achly clear. — clean-cut netural reception select any Radio at any price. cannot know complete enjoy- adly give you a demonstration anrnunam,. 3240 to $355 ‘Zenith. .$800 to $2000 Weekly Up bees LHORS | ESET. } LONG AS THIS FELL Ow SORETHROAT LHORST 46th reer ITONSILINE Nationa! Sore Throat Remedy oULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT. ALL DRUGGISTS ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH et Sure Relief: FOR INDIGESTION ' ' i | S¢ eng 75 i LANS ¢ Peckeges Everywrere WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. 3 ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH ANTRRAUITE MEN FAIL TO) REACH NSE sees ANY AGREEMENT. eiiclsenae of Both Sides Debate Four Hours DOUBLE GLE STAMPS} ea P SPOADWAY &~ MORGAN ST. WEGIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ADVERTISEMENT ‘This Wonderful Old Prescription For Rheumatism NEW SPRING DRESSES} $10.00 and $15.00 Values Ca Another One of Our Great Value- Giving Dress Sales 300 DRESSES MUST GO Silk-and-Wo0ol Dresses in the Newest Styles and Colors MATERIALS COLORS Satin Crepe Canary Flat Cnepe Pearl Canton Crepe Blueball Crepe Satins Pink Poiret Twills Red Black Included in This Wonderful Assortment Are 100 EXTRA SIZES TO 55’ | Refilled « Million Times ‘Home Editien readers. Call Gar- 200 Fur-Trimmed Coats Must Go! HALF PRICE AND LESS CLEARANCE JANUARY =m SHOE Sperthl (learing Sate selling meget re ~—— imere “more aetiff-necked {ff any- abort tots will go regardicsas former f »eey ’ | ' e* ’ t tone anc iin a ; wants ay ei7Tes Up th $2.05 and 95 OMEN'S Toke & vis ‘> ean-up most! en sizes. vyalwnes ete $1.00 of handsome Northern Seal iim. $169.50 Third Floer, our Two - for - $25 ly prove popular. | regular stock and xr $25! or—you may select — ‘moon and party Frocks ins and expensive cloths, Pring modes included. is much, and some more, rect style, every want- irt style effect and trim- ress (a 5 You may a S125 oe BOYS’ *' ee for schoo! and dress wear, alto Sco a: ' ‘se $3..9 at 32.48 and Valuea lati $1.49 BOSTON tt tl ll, av’ durab! le bla: Shonpin a in etl ll ll 19¢ tl tel —— -_ - Aes ene eee a tle et at GE Hianend i Shirts | Men's Ribbed Tn Suits Unio n-mads Heavy qualits: 8 wal a rm rn a Sie aie al a ail a a Re > |.39 | echoo) and qrere Shoe : al®no (wo tone Roots $3 tf) 7 al lies $5 of) Shoes ehoie of high or low rhoes Tan and black jieathbers: special at 220 Pairs 19c Catton Flannel Heavy larg say Cc Sale of Arrowhead Silk Hosiery the outetanding qualities of morr costic Hoosiers Heavy pure aj) kK and ravon boot with jisle top. tleeis and toes are eatra reinforced. Perfect and im all the latest cn! vk - per ,’ ne Women’s Union Suits a nnyuesual ecr:viceable stocking with ” Heavy cotton : 2" ‘ In full cut «izes “§ wal ter «aft ifs Special ; Men’s and Boys’ Made of all-wono! __ GLOVES arm) eCaASsesimerre’s rr 2 : ¥ iwthea “4 13 e } ; » f j ‘ WT: f | ‘? % ; i t al Without Progress on Means of Ending Strike. -~ UNION MEN AGAINST man of Joint-Committee Says After Meeting. _— Rv Leased Wire From the Post- | | Dispatch Bureau. SEmw YORK. Jan. 6.—Anthra- eite miners and cones resumed their peace necotiations§ In the | Union League Club Ciel de- | bated four hours without making | te meet again at 11 o'clock this, morning. “The conference met this after- noen.” the official statement issued Secretary James ©'’Gorman af adjournment read, “and continued eonsideration of the prospects of renchine an agreement. The dis- cussion was along the lines of pre- | vious discussions. The committee will meet tomorrow at 11 e. m.” Rv agreement of the parties, ell detail wus omitted from the com- munique for the first time since the eanferences began. Reporters who protested that the public was entitled to more consideration were | told that there was nothing to be done about it No Progress Made. | l’nofficialiv, it was stated that | the conference actually made no | progress; that a large part of the time was consumed in tho reading of telegrains received by Chairman Alvan Markle commending his pian | ‘of settlement, and that both sides itll. tea thing than when thev last met.” | | The explanation of the stiffness | lav in a general meeting of the lanthracite operators’ conference in ithe Waldorf preceding the meet- | line of the joint committee fn the ["nion League Club. This meeting, preside: over by Samuel Tl). Ware | riner and attended by every opera- |}ter of importance, was called at the request of William W. Inglis, ehairman of the negotiating com- milftee. | | To it Ingiis explained in detail | | all that the cnsumaiiad had done | and asked Instructions These iwere given, after a general discus | sion, in the form of a vote of con | fidence in the negotiators and ap- | proval of all they have done Both Sides Determined. "The operators Inglis said, [leaving the meeting, “have not re-| leaded one tnch from their position | ithat there must he a long-time! agreement and that al matters | which cannot be «ettleg by the par- | ties must be settied by arbitration.” “The miners haven ¢t receded oaone- half ine hh.’ Christ 1. Golden. prest- de of the Shamokin District. said | when Inglis’ statement was reneart- | ied to him. “And we won't re- | cede As a matter o% fact, the opera. | | tors and men ar far apart now as they were when the strike Was, firet ordered operators are naking their 6etand on the Alvan Markie plan. providing for a 14 year contract, and a fact-f*hding | commission of nine men, three rep- | resenting the operators, three the | nen and three, to be named by President Coolidge to represent ny, 94.88 35 ura, ber u «en Npe-ca! $1.00 Silk 69c ees Pongee | ment 6 ; Qualit: Imported Japanese all-fs!ik-m woo! silk natural tan Pongte Po neee Serge: eo Popular for draperice i ura! Din Stripes. aad dresses; a yd. o ades: Cc at, a vard, 39c ctl ahaa ail i et ell age en ‘ ' 4 a _ agen se Ore | 25e DIAPERS 25¢ CHALLIS 10c och _" iv eof f hein ned mf ty - . ~- b ra ge-eve beautiful Diaper®; slight sec- | patterns. onds, at Thur sday 15¢ | $20 LINOLEUM RUGS Armestrougs vr ap back > 1oee Ruce air xi" ithe public. These three are to be j empowered to engarce anv repu- fable firm of expert accour ita nts, to whom the operators w ould open all their books and records tn or der to establish whether or not the wages demanded are justified b» the profits. Another clause gives both men and operators the right to ask annually for a readjustment to meet changing conditions. but strikes or lockouts would be barred during the 10-vear period “Check-off” at Stake. e men see In the three repre- sentatives of the public another form of the arbitration agains: which they have stonily set their aces from the beginning The, are determined that the matter rrr ; shai be settled by a direct agree. ent between the parties directly interest One compelling rea- ‘son for this ts that they fear oa thoard of ou'’side arbitrators would ,{ry to stop the “check-off,” the rule which the men’s union dnes heid out ef their par The operators have alwave been in reoeiiion agains: this. while the mine leaders are insistent upon if F. 7 rir r flyat i* } OM - 2 - 5 $12.85 $12.85 AN 606-08 W ashington Av. see hru to Sizth Bt. NEW LOW PRICES! IMPORTANT | ur Reductions (Reg. U. 5. Pat. Orr.) Sealine . | I. sQ S . : Beaverettic 2 | ,aracul To the woman who counts her dollars 4 with the greatest care we offer Coats of Sealine and Beaverette (Dyed Coney), and | Caracul. >53 Remarkable $ Values—- Marked at The Furs in this group are Marmink, (dyed marmot), Caracul, Sense Muskrat, French Seal (dyed Coney), and silver gf Muskrat. Finely styled garments with contrasting fur trimmings. Muskrat, § ) | Caracul. . | French Seal, S| The peltries are exceptionally fine Silver - Muskrat, Caracul, Black Muskrat, French ' Seal (dyed Coney) and Golden Hudson } (dyed muskrat). Trimmings of Fox, Skunk and Cocoa Squirrel. | :leqant. i" 5365 Coats, = - as f cS. ae t j r rd A choice selection of elegant Fur Coats 1 7 fashioned of Natural Siberian Squirrel, | Dyed Cocoa Squirrel, Sable-Dyed Squirrel, — Jap Weasel. The collars, cuffs and bands 1 te are in Fox to blend with the Coat. _ 2 | ; a ot 4 j i =" _ELINE’S—Thi?a Floor. ¥ | ” ™ &. +f a Oe Ot on ie a I pO a ste =. *. .* i a a . . + * KLINE’ S——Basement. . — ae es em Se ee” _— -_ = = “hes eee >» b. y ver~ Weatlneten Avenae—Thru to Sixth Street A New Purchase Sounds a Clarion Call for SUPERB DRESS VALUES At the Appealing Price of....... «. Bargain-wise shoppers will select a Dress in 5 poe just to fill in their wardrobes, even if they are not actually in need o complete assortment are styles suitable for afternoon, evening, business and school wear and sizes for the miss as well as the matron! The sea- son's popular materials—the colors now in demand! All sizes. a new Dress. In this 606-08 Washington Av. ~~ A Phees to giath St. All Day Thursday! SPORT COATS ‘For Southern Wear SHOWN INFORMALLY) ON LIVING MODELS { ELINE’S—Thiré Floor. } Spring Are Only Frocks | =o - 7 ae nae < as Smart as Their Sleeves While the waistline and the skirt length de- bate their problems the sleeve steps into fashion’s Never has there been such attention devoted to sleeves! There is the lace puff... the embroidery peasant sleeve ... pleated frill sleeve...bishop sleeve... spotlight. tight-to-the-elbow sleeve of feudal days and ever so many interesting new conceptions. | 835 Crepe Elizabeth Georgette Crepe Taffeta Chiffon Crepe Romaine I'lat Crepe BOIS DE ROSE .. . CHAR- . FLAG BLUZ... CALLOT ROUGE ... CHI- TREUSE. NESE YELLOW ELINE’S~—Fourthr Floor. - Bae on eh oe ally, Re } . é ; * v1 = ti + : * i: $ } P ~ : : ? Ve 7 —_ ° 4 edurced! | cL $98 « . 7 LE LENT OR EOE: niin. sellin emer i He Se Ne OLS LOLI LN, LION AEA TLL LLL! LE ALLE LLCO LE LON ei, EE ER ee a AN Ey

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To a or “5 | : ~ s- — - r - 7 ae PO, CAMA Bg ee eee WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. — ————_—_—— — teenie _ ~ —--- rr — ~— - : - - won me ee mee — EN EE ne ee Store Hours: 9 A. M to 6:30 P. M. Daily. Saturday, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Shaker Knit Sweaters = | ; Vitec... PED | | Polarine Motor Oi] = | Five Gal. Medium, EE, as cance’ ‘ 33.09 | @ A price that means splendid *¢cons for moter @ The Dig. rol-collar Coat Sweaters that men. wom- | ma ae : S a ; n firls need for outdoor inter spert : ih | . ees en. sg iaeelng = on big outdoor Winter sports. We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise ei | eo Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise.FPew Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West my who know the excellence of Polarime Motor On. Pir rour needs Thursday. eo | Advantageous Choice May Be Made From This Large, Recently Arrived Assortment ot mca 1) § New Silk Frocks A | 4 ii : —Modes That Spring Will Approve for General Wear —_—= — =) ~ ‘.. 4 Moderately $ ° LO ~— ? Priced at.... : 3 =¥ = q@ Just the sort of ] rocks Woniel and misses are desit ing al thie «1.65 € $1.75 Union Suits $1250 $Q).85 Arrow —Of Our Popular “Surety” Make—Specia!. .. ‘ Q > low -necke s.eeveless models with band tops - ————— 7 xz we *“nshe a 7 =. Elde ad: S: ' ¢ ne a mY. And 4 i -* SA" S- °.su@ )« eet 4 mee Zz c ~ faction. Simce they are of excellent “Sir Tlad (wo e Pp. us = wv gat gs ke = . e-* Perfecto Sizes 3S » 464 = 5 “~ avl1@.s 2a S —— — Women’s Rayon Bloomers = —~m AD@*® .eng Ss and flesh and other light shades: sizes breken X9 Special value al 1S Third Fleer ° » % « An Unusual Sale of announcement of one of our $1.00 Shirt sales always meets with an enthusiastic jf reception—and in this event the selection is particulariv remarkable; some of the Shirts are mussed or soiled from handling, but all are of well-known makes and neativ tailored of dependable shirtings; choice of neckband or collar-attached stvles—in all-white, plain tan. blue and grav or strmped. checked and plaid patterns: sizes 14 to 17 Included. - The Brands The Fabrics Ely-Walker Novelty Prints Famous-Barr Co. Printed Madras Ear! & Wilson English Broadcloth —and Other Makes Artificial Silk Stripes If You Have Ever Attended One of Our Dollar Shirt Sales You Will Want to Profit by This One ; : For Those Who Seek Economy in Two-Trouser | Ul S an V r ; ; . : ‘ Exceptional Thursday Choice of : MA 2X HT a . f , . aA F | , ) $35 and $40 Values—at SY ) : | ieee VS TAN SAS : 59.75 Mirrors VASSQ ny —For Buffet or Mante!. Speciz! @ Q _ a _ . _\ 4 \. - ¥ ’ , ~ t ) | @Three-epening strie Mirrers of piate giass G et -) . fe >urmished frames, finished = * ~~ . s oo * : erry ws ’ : : eee $10 Tea Sets | ‘ ~ x . é ~ 2 ~ as -_ « = — : , & . - > .* _“ = —? c - pa. T? = ’ , e “ee: ry 5 “Aig gress sr -a.g Tre. oa a : “4 rot Su.ts in dista "eco nt mpiete wrrh speaker 2 , piecs 7 | | , | | : * Seceed Fleer erves Qnd five tested tube | Trai ad Tharsdey at.. (0c | vA @ Mail Boxes of splendid design . | holder, and two kevs. Made of strong metal. 7 > ow for private residences—reguiation’ | sizes, and neatly japanned—with 46. ~~ $1.45 Hand Drill. for radio work ee --- $1.25 Hollew HMandic Toot Sets. “Reen Soatter”....... _— 4% Hollow Handie Tool sets. ss ~e«seeue «sane 12 $1.00 Toilet Aaogers 5-f. size. wreecaons anne = $1: Heaexcies’d Hamd Saws umes + I's purposes are defined as bein; gecia!l and propagandistic. but fo = : a2.0-AMertah peome [Bers amert ; Ce-.- a ie. * ‘Editorial Page Daily Carto an organized branch of the Fas- eisti, counting 3° formally E osered members and some 5900 sym pathizers, «xists in St. Louisa Ac a cording *o its ofScers. tre St Lou Fascists receive instm ‘tions week i-fenm Rome and hare met fou = the last year and a hat a hes mLeaary. Giuseppe Carettl «mplcorecd a bookkeeper in the grocery store o John Volpi. 8256 Daggett arenar yesterday told a Post-Dispatch re porter that he is the president o the local branch. and gave the fol lewing list of other offcers: Ad ministrative secretarr. John Voip! o-neer of 52546 Daggett arenvce; ¢! “ectlor? James Pasetti. clerk. « 4344 Patisson avenue: Benedet* Innamorat* anchroom proprte ter. of 18454 Cooper street; Joh Ola, butcher. of i841 Coeope street. Joseph Freschi. 214 Jeffer som read, presidemi of the Ravarin & Freschi Importing acd Manufac cortiag Co. and Charlies Ravarim T_-—- * sts are compose! of “A larme o@& priests, and imclude severaz women.” Caretti enid. “We hav erween $444 and €6¢6°0 sympathis ss in the city. *©ho Rave accept- ir pregram. Bot whe are unwil) og to register. Some are Amer an cfttvems. some net. “Wf easolini. comtrary te the befie e™ pai n 35 apiece, bot that was to defra ® special expenses of sending ? "® the beasiqiuarters in Rome. @ > Tne occasion of Museelini's ferty so" d pirthdar. an album contaiz @ th+ names and photog“aphs « eur officers here That was done by al’ Fasch "2nc ces the wterld orer” Branches in Gther Cities. arotti mid there is a Fuscis ®'"2a2iza“jon simular ts the = ome branch tn each of the large Ses © the Laited State. -arottu displayed a questionzair ~ank which all registered Fascist mum f wt. and of whics 2 cop Ss keep. at Rome EK is im Ttaisas 7. ‘A¢ e@ucation, references and pgs itary or political réecerd of TS emer and suppties a blarni fpace ' + epecia!l recemmendatiices ®=°s abilities utilizable im the serv “e of Fasciem - A* ‘he hottem ef the question “are is an agreement te felle the program ef the Fasclts «¢ Len “above the compe . Wisc -# perty or other interest mom tiime te the Hieracky ef th il Pascter Coecnrcil of Mert Amenca. sitting in New York” The Pregrem contains az «as eu ——ee as follews: [ “mfehall adbere to the pri rm = - _ "" *f the Constitution of & "*? States. We shall respect ° ef thar natien and mak io™ one tad - We ghall emecearage In a yx — and permitted forms 4 “"~. 7 4 ae : é or “ive propaganda te make fT) A..4 5 rictory knewn and ralec “s. We ehall pramote the mers scanomit, intellectual and peti 2! @e0 + : — “epment cf che emuigrats “= 40 Maeeesr & We shall aM im the orete “O" Of The emigrant« and we sha “Tate tr a pessible mes: “Th the safeguarding of the . “she. when this harmonizes wt 5 “Se interests of the nation. fare ™S the just cause of the laberiz

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me Motor Oil — $2 .09 splendid economy for motorists nee of Polarine Motor Oj). Sup- Jf Ny ’ pur $1.00 husiastic yection is e Shirts g, but all ¥ tailored ckband ite, plain ked and ded. cloth Stripes ir Dollar This One Main Fleer it These Regular Size ail Boxes Editorial Page srr see": Daily Cartoon ; REE Rea te ae 353 568SEne +t e+. eee ; ° es settee 7). > } 34 —_ ‘nization With 35 Reg: | Bai ‘ —— LN A = a ST. LOUIS-KANSAS CITY NO. 2 TO BE OPEN SUNDAY: ee - —— te Ss" r yeni seoeee “Fe. ote ent + ea eee oe : — -_——— + _ LO en ee — ee ae a RO cept for 10 Miles at Stretch in Callaway i. 1 : . Receive Instructions From Rome Weekly. ; oy »- . 4 , o PURPOSES SOCIAL AND PROPAGANDISTIC —$— —_— Giuseppi Carotti, , Book- F keeper Who Is President, ' Tells of Four Meetings jn Last 18 Months. Pd ah organized branch of the Fas- dist, counting 35 formally regis- tered members and some 5000 sym- pathizers, exists in St. Louis. Ac- ‘gording to its officers, the St. Louls fascists receive instructions week- ‘Ip from Rome and have met four times in the last year and a haif. | Its purposes are defined as being ‘gecial and propagandistic, but not | | military. Giuseppe Carotti, i : employed as | fy bookkeeper in the grocery store of | John Volpi, 6256 Daggett avenue, yesterday told a Post-Dispatch re- | porter that he is the president of. the local branch, and gave the fol- lowing list of other officers: Ad- ministrative secretary, John Volni, | grocer, of 5256 Daggett avenue; di- rectore, James Pasetti, clerk, of) 4944 Patisson avenue: Benedetto Innamorato, junchroom proprie- tor, of 1805A Cooper street; John Gioia, butcher. of 1591 Cooper. street; Joseph Freschi, 214 Jeffer- son road, president of the Ravarino & Freschi Importing and Manufac- ' turing Co., and Charles Ravarino of 5221 Maple avenue, secretary of the last-named firm. 6000 Members Reported. “Our 28 other cists are composed of beth laymen and priests, and include several! women,” Carotti said. “We have _ between 5000 and 6000 sympathiz- ers in the city, who have accepted our program, but who are unwill- ing to register. Some.are Ameri- | can citizens, some not. “Mussolini, contrary to the belief fostered by the American Press. encourages emigrated Italians to become citizens of the country where they live, in order to influ- ence by their votes the policies of that nation. I myself have taken out my first papers for American citizenship. “We are opposed to any sort an@ wish to educate halo-American people to spect tor American law. We hope to secure a favorable immi- gration quota for Italy in time. and are propagandizing at present with that change in mind. “We have no publication here as yet, but we read Glovinezza. offi- | clal Fascist organ of New York. | . Z ‘ 7. . registered Fas- Violence of the , A Te- more The Stampa Italiana which is pub- |many of the younger Italians. of the | Ushed partly in Italian and partly | neighborhood congregate, said yes- | sympathiz- | thetic to us, but is not am official jers are of the working class and: in English in St. Louis, is sympa- | Fascist periodical. “We have no dues. About a year ago the registered member paid | in $5 aplece, but that was to defray the special expenses of sending in fo the headqjuarters in Rome, on the occasion of Mussolini's forty- second birthday. an album contain- ing the names and photogtaphs of our officers here. “That was done by all Oranches the world over " Branches in Other Cities. Carotti said *rganization similar to St. | Louis branch in each of the larger | Cities of the United States. | Fascist | the Carotti displayed a questionnaire | blank Which all registered Fascists | must fill out, and of which a copy | # kept at Rome. It is in Italian. It gives cemplete information as to | the education, references and Ppgat | military or political record of the Member, ana supplies a blank space for special recommendations “s to abilities utilizable in the serv- ice of Fascism. : At the bottom of the Maire is an arreement to follow; E the Program of the Fascists of ' North America “above the compe- | question- | Chief Engineer B. announces. | and | may ride | 1640-mile State system. | begun, ‘the crown. Carotti., ‘folks are not ' Fascists there is a Fascist Pounger generation Italian j}instituted April 21 JEFFERSON CITY, State highway No. 2, the St. Louis- Kansas City ‘airline’ primary highway, will be opened to traffic from end to end Sunday, Jan. 109, H. Piepmeier Dedication of the en- tire route will not take place until all the pawng is completed. The highway is miles in length from St. Louis postoffice to the Kansas City office, and all that distance is paved with the exception of a 10-mile stretch at Mineola, in Montgomery County, and a 34-mile stretch in Callaway and Boone Counties. Both gaps are gravel surfaced, however. after next from Sas City on a for the entire 950 St. Louis to Kan- hard-surfaced road distance. This is the first cross-state pri-| mary road to be thrown traffic for its entire length and No. 2 is nearer completion than any of the major routes in the Concrete paving of the gaps in No. 2, now gravel surfaced, will be finished probably this year. Fulton Suit Dismissed. No detours will be necessary, it was said, when paving of the gap in Callaway and Boone Counties is as the new road largely will be a relocation of route, and open for ~-—-—- — - - — proletariat in their transactions with the capitalists. “5. We shall work for ‘commer- cial development and pfdésperity in so far as it refers to the better understanding and protection of Italo-American commerce, it being to the advantage of the emigrants that this should be felt economical ly in Italy and in America. “6. We shal! favor political, eco- nomic and intellectual intimacy be- tween Italy and America.” Served in Italian Army. Carotti, who is 27 years old, bears a marked resemblance to Mussolini, and affects the Fascist tonsoria] style—face en and hair close-cropped up to lie received the degree of Doctor of Political Science at the University of Genoa in 1921, and then served two years with the Italian army. On July 1923, Carott! received from Giuseppe Bastianini, gener..! secretary of the Foreign Arm of the Fascisti, an official written au- thorization to organize Fascist branches in the United States. The authorization came as a result of a recommendation from Farinacci. secretary-general of the Fascist party, and next to Mussolini most imposing figure in Italy. Fari- nacci is a warm personal friend of and like Carotti a townsman of Cremona. On his ar- rival in the United States Carotti Says he registered with the New York Fascisti and came on to St. Louis where has mained. Innamorato, at whose lunchroom the then he iic- terday: “‘Most of our among the older people. Youag much interested in politics and when they Bolshevism as fre- Fosco. We hope, European are go in for quently as for I! however, gradually to include them ‘all lieve that the clean living and the in our organization. We _ be- required cf will the tendency to have bootlegging, personal re- prisals and other‘forms' of ‘lawless- that at presen beset the law correct for respect ness TOSCANINI MENTIONED AS ONE OF ITALY'S ‘IMMORTALS’ Scien , the Croce, the Philosopher, and Benelli, | ; iof English The Ministry of Health estimates | Playwright, Anti-Fascists, Omit- ted From Proposed List. ROME. Jan. 6.—Toscanini., mous composer and orchestral con- ductor. is mentioned as one of the first of the “immortals” in the new Academy which is to be in the Ginstin- ian Palace here, formerly he head- fa- 'quagters of Italian Free Masonry. In addition to Toscanini and (a- briele D’Annunzio and Marcon!l, who previously were men- these | Saturday motorists semooth-shav- | eldest child of our | ling the entire time at school. /pltans are paid 7 shillings 6 pence / ($1.87) and jately eligible ‘Highway Is Concrete for All of 256 Miles, Ex- NPATHZERS Mineola and 34-Mile and Boone Counties. ————2s «ee ee ee — | route of No. 2 through Calwood, , M be S id to! By the Jefferson City Correspon- ; traffic will follow the temporary istered empers Jal dent of ‘the Post-Dispatch. | Jan.” 6.—/ Fulton and Millersburg to Colum- |! | bia, which is gravel surfaced. This stretch was involved in the! Fulyton road injunction suit. which was dismissed yesterday following a recent Supreme decision that the Highway Commission had ithe power to relocate routes of pri- 'mary roads. The contracts for pav- ing that stretch probably will be awarded soon, as the commission received bids last August on the lwork, but was restraing¢d from letting contracts by a injunctron in the Fulton suit. kh has been holding the bids. Consid- erable time will be required for completion of the contracts, as time will have to elapse for earth fills to setttle before the concrete pay- ing can be laid. | Only 34 Miles Unpaved. As the road now stands, Piep- meier said, “‘there will be an un- broken stretch of concrete paving frpm St. Louis to the gravel-sur- faced gap at Mineola. Weet Mineola another concrete is encountered, the _Calwood, through Yulton, ‘burg and Columbia Concrete is encountered again ‘about four miles west o7 “slumbia. and from that point on to Kansas City. the road is con- |crete paved for the entire distance, (‘ourt then the Millers- — eee a BRITISH WIDOWS ELIGIBLE 10 PENSION Law Now in Effect Also Pro- vides Government Dole for Orphans. By the Aasociated Press LONDON, Jan. outstanding social reforms brought about by the Baldwin Government, the extension of old age pensions to include also pensions for widows and orphans, came into operation yesterday when the first pensions became payable under the new law. This reform was promised by the Labor Government of Ramsay Mac- Donald, but was delayed by finan- exigencies. Jt is part the for national insuranc: against unemployment sickness, old age and death, which applies to all workers of both sexes earn- ing less than 250 pounds sterling cia] of program ($1250) a yvear—approximately 15.- estimated of the I“nited workers. It is per cent of the 000,000 that it entire Kingdon. Under assessed 9 pence affects 70 population this schem-: workers are contribution of for men and 4 pence half penny (9% cents) tor women, divided about equally be- tween employer and employe. This amount is added to a amount payable under a previously existing health insurance. Under the new phans pension law, each widow of a weekls (ts cents) an insured man is entitled to a pen- | a week | sion of 10 shillings ($2.50) until she attains the when she becomes entitled ordinary old-age pension. such a widow, shillings is of ‘70, to the kor 1} age pension of 6 far every weekly paid and other oe 3 ‘shillings a week until the cbildren reach the-age of 14. This age lim- it rises to 16 if the child is spend- Or- a week. pensions are Tuesday, and the into effect revolution in homes. each these payable going of meant an thousands All every scheme economic approximately 174,000 widows 275,000 orphang are immedi- for the new pension, but a large number of those en- titled to claim them have not yet come forward because they are re- that ‘ceiving poor relief from the guard- ians and fear they will lose this 'relief if they claim pensions. William | : OBJECTION TO RECOUNT IN AD temporary | from 10-mile stretch of | 34-mile graveled stretch-from | westward | —_ * 6.—One of the’ similar. widows and or- | —— Sc ReEnREER REE: iene WORLD COURT PROPAGANDA | of Missouri Loses by 54 to 16 After Failing in _ Committee. ' ; DEBT SETTLEMENTS ; -_-— me ee eee |Action Follows Addregs in Which Foreign Interfer- ence in U. S./Affairs Is Charged. By th: associated Prevs WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—By a 'vote of 54 to 16, the Senate today | refused to order an investigation of ‘ALSO WERE INCLUDED} —-_ UIS, WEDNESDAY E = bdittE, sanitised ratte StS t s ooes eectrs = +o INQUIRY BARRED Resolution by Senator Reed ' | ; ; ‘ | i ; j } ’ ; propaganda in favor of the World|! Court and the foreign debt settle- ments. Five Democrats and 11 Republic- were: | Reed (Mo.), and Wheeler. KRepublicans—Borah, Brookhart, Frazier, Harreld, Howell, Johnson, la Follette, McMaster, MeNary, Norris and Schall. A resolution bv Senator Reed (Dec.), Missouri, proposing investi- gation of the “propaganda”’ had | been disapproved today by the Sen- ) Foreign Relations Committee. The cammittee vote was 8 to 3. with Senators Reed, Johnson, voting for a favorable re- port. Soon committee ad- journed Sengtor Reed got his reso- lution before the Senate, and began ‘a speech in which he declared the | World Court and the foreign debt ,settlements had behind them “the most astonishing propaganda country and perhaps the world has known.”’ Charges as to Propaganda. “An organization has emissaries in every hamlet of the United has sent out literature by ate after the Sever States, ans voteod for the resolution. They | Democrats—-Ashurst, Blease. Dill. | December 28. 6, 1 + ~~ « . Ht: ett SP Just a Minute (3 ie Coie 1 wigs tft . in + G “ 4 ert : , ’ atest Yee 1 Me “tt 7 SIE pt scart” ete ca tik Hs rights. ,1 ihe ttre Society—Drama tS Prpttepert er ue es sere gen : + FG E My ’ abe re 3: 3 : , + Aeon == ee eee is 926, LT en ne * ” PAGES 17—20 ——m —~ | ——s —--~ -——International Newsreel Photo. THIS BOULDER on the premises at Columbia, S. C., where the War President played as a child, was unveiled as a memorial by the South Carolina Department of the American Legion Auxiliary on —_ HEAD OF STANDARD COAL AND | COKE CO. APPOINTED RECEIVER Borah and —_——__—_—- Stockholder Brings Action in De-' fault of Payment of Obliga- tions Totaling $128,000. Vilbur E. Chicago, , president of the Standard Coal and Crane of ‘Coke Co., which owns properties in | this | the ton and has paid agents going | over the United States to produce ‘sentiment favoring this Government going into the league court,” he said. “TI belleve an equally’. or- ganized effort is being made for the purpose of decoying the United States into debt -settlements for which Italy and other countries stand “l want to know who is putting up the money and what influence is hack of it.” “T challenge any man to produce a good and sufficient reason why this resolution should be laid before the Senate. influences being ex« “Tl want the argument this side the for cancellation of for- ]l want to know if the did not emanate from not ried here eign on of ocean the eign, debts. argument Williamson and Sangamon Coun- | ties Ill., and in Clarion County Pa., | has been appointed receiver of the | company, a Delaware corporation, by Federal Judge St. Louis. He has given a surety bond, Application for the receiver was made by a stockholder, who charges that the company has defaulted in the payment, due Dec. 31 last, of total obligations of $128,000, in- cluding $50,000 of bonds. The board of directors of the company con- sents to the appointment of the re- ceiver, stating that the company has been operating ata loss for the last several months. The total assets of the company were valued at $3,868.498 Sept. 1 last, according to the petition. The $25,000 outstanding bonded indebtedness of There are for-' to know who originated | the institutions which loaned large, sums of money to Europe. to know whether we have come to ‘the point in this country that these ‘international bankers can use United States for their own enrich- iment and profit. | Demand Debt Inquiry. “YT want to find out if it isn't a fact that gentlemen put forth the propaganda to cancel the debt so that their own securities may be made more safe and they may reap Beck profits running into millions, the j I want! } | ; ' ' “We know practicaliy nothing of | the negotiatians for the settlements, of these debts. We are told that Italy can pay no more than is pro- posed unless she is to become bankrupt. That's the story the Italians told our commissioners. ’ ‘Stirling hopes the company is placed at $1.756,- 200 in the petition. The main of- fices of the company are in Chica- Zo. EXPLORERS WELL EQUIPPED G;as Bombs, and Airplanes Included. BATAVIA. Java. Jan. 6.—-Tear gas bombs, hand grenades. rifles and an airplane are included in the equipment of an American. scientific expedition headed by, Prof. Matthew Stirling of Berke-. ley, Cal., which enroute to the Guinea to penetrate territory and study and other unknown dangerous character Others of tne party Stanley A. Hedberg of historian of the. expedition; of i. Petersburg, photographer; H. H. Hoyte of New | York City, pilot, and A. E. Hamer | of Colfax, Ia.. mechanic. Prof. to make many photographs from the air and al- so to alight at Lake Habbema in the Nassau mountain range where Tear interior of New unexplored the tribes pigmieés | of a} include Chicago, | R. \no white man has been before. The but what is the story they told the | international bankers when borrowed 109,000,000 i+them?” teed from then read advertisements “the stories told the the ed to contrast American commissioners and international bankers.” : (Rep.), Utah. a American Debt- Senator Smoot of the Commission, was never represen:- led that Italy Was bankrupt, but that bankruptcy would result if she had to pay 5 per cent interest ‘cn her war debt. Senator Norris member funding ‘to say that it interrupted | . I , pression. they | expedition is sponsor2i by the Smithsontan Institution. GERMAN FEELING AGAINST ITALY -_—— —_——- | People’s Party Organ Aroused Over of the Italian loan saying he want- | organ | tortured.” South Tyrol Tortures. BERLIN. Jan. 6.—The National- Liberale Korrespondenz, the party) ; of the German People's’ party, complying with an appeal from Germans residing in Southern Tyrol! for help against “Italan op- urges as a watchword: “Let no German set foot on Italian e0il as long as South Tyrol is being The appeal asserts that the ob- ject of Italian anti-German policy | English of East | cial _ico ithe Hand Grenades | has arrived here |t»orized yesterday at the K. 1 Fla., | i for | retained ‘case of individual ownership. | with | such |ownership within a year after pro- | /'mulgation of the act, under penalty | —— eS aw RETROACTIVE CLAUSES |”=%y sats 7 mix sta IN MEXICAN LAW President Coolidge ‘‘Assumes,”’ However, Fhat° Mexico Will Not Violate Agreements. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Offi- silence in Washington as to details of negotiations with the Mexican foreign office over retro- active features of new Mexican pe- troleum and land law legislation has failed to conceal the grave anxiety with which events in Mex- City are being observed. It is now known that the alien land law awaiting promulgation contains at least four clauses of retroactive application that would Government Paper Opposes Sug- gestions to Resume Direct Ne- | gotiations with Chile. _By the Assoclated Press. ' LIMA, Jan. 6.—La Prensa, Gov- ernment paper, came out yester- day against suggestions that direct negotiations between Chile and Peru be substituted for President Coolidge’s arbitral award in set- tling the sovereignty of Tacna and Arica. Declaring the suggestions smack of Chilean propaganda, the | paper continues in part: | “Our country has accepted the | decision of President Coolidge and is proceeding with absolute good Cast. -6 *« “s | “To bring the Tacna-Arica ques- tion back to the diplomatic field ‘and direct negotiations would not solve the problem nor assure peace on the continent. We are, then, adversely affect the interests of) with the arbiter and his delegate American investors. There gan be no question but that these are re- garded as not only in contraven- tion of the rBles and principles of internationa] law and equity, but also are in direct violation of the understanding between the two Governments which grew out of the conference in 1923 and led to diplomatic recognition by the United States of the present Mexi- can Government. - White House Statement. What course the Washington ad- tninistration may have in mind has not been disclosed. That some hope is entertained of an adjust- ment before the new laws are put into operation appears to be the explanation of the statement au- White House that President Coolidge “assumed” there would be no vio- jlation by Mexico of the 1923 agree- ments or of international law. The objectionable features.of the land law from the American point of view lie tn articles 2, 3, 4 and 7. In its final form and as it now awaits official publication, the ac provides: 1. Irrespective of the time when interests were acquired by a for- elgner in a Mexican corporation owning lands or other concessions mining or other mineral ex- Ploitation, he would be required to renounce his national rights with respect to such holdings in order to continue ownership. 2. Article three nition to more than 50 per cent for- eign interests in a Mexican com- |pany engaged in agricultural work | and Article Four supplements this) with a provision that foreign hold- ings in excess of the 60 per must be disposed of in 10 years if ‘held by corporations and can be’ death in the, only until 2. Article Seven requires aliens legally acquired companies to declare ~“ denies recog- | capital, interests in| their | tne knowledge of the Berlin Cab- | (General Pershing) and we ad- | here tn letter and spirit to the de- | cisition. We wish an honest plebis- cite, an authentic expression of the will of the Tacrans and Aricans and we shall not Hsten to proposals that tend to deviate us from that road, at the end of which is the revin- | dication of our unredeemed prov- | inees. Let this be known, once for all.” NUREMBERG BURGOMASTER _ OUSTED FOR FALSE SWEARING ee Real Motive Is Considered by Re- publicans to Be Political—He - | Warned of I dorff Putsch. (Py Radio to the Post-Diepatch qnd the foeago Dally News. Copyright, 1926.) | BERLIN, Jan. 6.—-The extraor- idinary act of the Bavarian Gov- /ernment in dismissing from office the Upper Burgomaster of Nurem- berg, Dr. Luppe, on the charge of | false swearing, is said to have peen based on a petty bel suit which occurred five years ago. It ‘is considered by the Republicans ‘as an act of political vengeance. Vive years ago Dr. Luppe was libeled by a man named Streicher. He brought suit and won. Now it is charged that Luppe did not tell the exact truth, first, concerning | the origin of a fur coat which had | come into his possession, and, sec- 'ond, that the trivial case of a knife found in possession of a young man. The real motives of the Bava- rian Government, however, are to punish Luppe for revealing the fact that on the eve of the Ludendorff- |Hitler putsch in 1923 Luppe had , informed the Reichswehr Minister, cent . Gessier, the Bavarian Government and the conspirators in the putsch, that if the putsch occurred Fran- conia, of which Nuremberg is the would separate from the rest of Bavaria. Since then complicity or at least inet with the Bavarian putsch makers has been proved. The Ga- A A ee een a a Ee ee EEE ‘PRINCE CAROL LONG HOSTILE 10 This Indicates His Renun- ciation of Throne Was Due Not to Personal, but . Political Causes. Special Cable to Post-Dispatch and New York World. comright, 1e2G wy the Dee oem and Post- h.) PARIS, Jan. 6.—Former Prince Carol of Rumania renounced his rights to the throne because of pa-. litical differences with his mother, Queen Marie: This is revealed in an interview Carol gave just before he left Ru- mania for England for the funera! of his grand aunt, Dowager Queen Alexandra. : This interview, which the Prince now permits to be published, war given to a New York World and Post-Dispatch correspondent, ¢ Danish newspaperman, Karl Bog- holm, who released the interview with the Prince's consent. This shows that Bucharest’s ef- forts to declare the renunciation due’ solely to personal reasons i« untrue and that Carol renounced the throne because he refused longer to support his mother i keeping Premier Bratiano in of- fice. -Jt also indicates he is ready to be the leader of a new move- ment. Carol a WAberal Monarchist. . The interview reveals a thought- ful man, not one who would re- nounce a throne for a new roman- tic attachment. Carol presents himself as a liberal monarchist, intensely interested in educating his people and opposed to the rule of a small clique based on graft. His opinions had long been con- trary to those of his father gnd mother, and for nearly a year he had been excluded from royal councils. Bogholm caught Carol at the royal palace at Sinaia, the favor- ite royal resort in the Carpathians, just before “the death of Queen Alexandra. “Tl am giad to talk to you about Rumania because we are entering a new polttical era,” said Carol. “Some people do not seem to re- alize it.” Referring obliquely to M. Bra- tiano, as he does repeatedly, he went on: “Public morality has »veen lowered since the war and too many politicians and s0-called statesmen forget completely that they are heré to serve the country and the people. Never has de- moralization been so prevalent as at this moment. “Rumania must be served. Its peasants, who are the least de- moralized, have been given one advantage, the land. Now we need to teach them how to use it. The time is past when the State could afford to let things develop by themselves. ; Rumania Needs Leadership. “Rumania needs leadersnip which understands economics. There is no use giving peasants land if the state does not educate and develop a new generation which will know how to read and think. “The time has come now for Rumania to help ita people for- ward inte the modern world, and if this is not done then it is the end of Rumania. “Education is thg touchstone of all modern government. Our. state needs to educate the young, all the young, #0 that the next genera- tion will know how to govérn it- self. Rumania-is guided now by phrases from the mouths of de- magogues and it is too backward to know how to handle ita own af- fairs But the next generation can be educated to know what it wants, to create a greater state by founding families and making a basis for a better, happier coun- » Nion of . " n — : ° I party or other interests, tione d, the other members proba-. " of the assurmption for legal pur- : ; ' : = : « 2 awttw Sk: P st h. t =) * . ee ; : 7 - d en | Sitting to the Hierachy of the} bly will be Pirandello: playwright; | BROOKHART CONTEST FILED a Piaget 4 00 ed. th ~ in South Tyrol is “degradation of) poses that such interests were ac- ys he ingame emg tte con- | try. ) egu ation : Miral Fascist Council of North| Mascagni, composer; Gentile, phil- Bart MEN ooo he to Minne ee 2 pt, as hee the inhabitants and a state of cul-| quired subsequent to that promul- sa inn, = 0 ‘B a state, acts “T hate damagogues and selfish ed—with C America. Sitting in New York," |}osopher; Corrandini, political phil-| By the Associated Press hear afens rupt when it cannot tural, mental and economic Sere, | gation. ane a Se nil preys politicians. The only way to get osopher; Scialoia, jurist; Tittoni, WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Objec- ,P4¥ 5 “Heute. dom,” and that the only remedy ‘ : ri@. of them is to educate the peo- ' Waiver of Nationality. Luppe, really for his Republican , nagazine de of strong metal. is, “Keen Kutter’. .... . 81,98 Basement Gallery ® program ontains six ar- Unies ne follawe: Shall adhere to the prin- the Constitution ‘of the We shall respect the, nation, and make ates p that , Them respected Shail encourage in all permitted an to make the and salued forms known . Americs. ‘3. We shall promote the moral, | rnemic, and polit- ts development of the emigrated ‘Milan masses ti 4. We shall afd in the protec- i) mee a the emigrants, and we shall ““perate by all possible means | intellectual | statesman; Fausto Salvatori, poet; Salvatore di Giacomo, poet, and Ettore Romagnoli, Greek scholar. Notable omissions from the pro- posed list are Croce, the foremost philosopher, and Benelli, the playwright, both of whom are anti-Fascist. hicago Daily News Copyright 1y26. MOSCOW, Jan. 6.—Germapny, not America, as previously reported, occupied first place in Russia's purchases abroad in the last offi- eign and domestic trade. England nation s | | been ‘sacks and opportunity had ‘cial year, according to figures pub-j given for tampering with them. ‘Mshed by the commissariat of for- | tion to the Senate recount in the Brookhart-Steck Iowa senatorial contest was filed today with the Senate Elections Subcommittee by Brookhart’s counse! on the ground that there were indications of ir- regularities in the handling of the es ballots. Germans Lead in Sales to Russia. | . 5° ial Cable to the Post-Dispatch and the | J. G. Mitchell. counsel! for Brook- hart. declared there were 47 caon- tested ballots unaccounted for and ithat ballots from 67 precincts had mail been received in unsealed He added. however, that there was no suggestion of any irregu- official super- Turning to a discussion of the World Court, Reed charged that John Bassett Moore was appointed a Judge of the court “as a de- coy duck” to get the United States into it. He asserted that there was anjeffort to rush the court question through the Senate, although when as *President Harding asked adherence the people understood it “mere gesture.”’ “Théere was a common genera! understanding.” he said, “‘that this thing had been put into cold stor- age permanently.” “That's what like to have done with rupted Senator Swanson Virginia. was a the Senator would it,”” Inter- (Dem.), for this is “avoidance of travel to) Italy, as every trip to Italy the! German Tyrolese accounted an act | of treason against German nation- ality.’ t is argued that in the long run) Italy will be unable to dispense | with the millions of marks derived from German tourists, whom it be- hooved, for the sake of their South) Tyrolese brethren, to renounce the | pleasures of such trips. . ee at Capital. : ' New Traffic Signals \VASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Wash- ington is celebrating today the turning on of automatic synchron- ized traffic signal lights on the first street to be thus equipped in ‘that condition to be attached to the for- ‘eign The Washington Government has denied the right of denied that such a renunciation would operate to extinguish the ob- ligation upon the Government to give an American full protection in the event of a denial of justice. As to the second and third pro- visos, taken together, it is held they constitute an adverse regardiess interests involved, of to the enactment of the new law. an American | citizen to waive his nationality in) ithe manner prescribed and has aiso sympathies. New Model Spats for Men. | LONDON, Jan. 5.—Arbiters of men's fashion, spurred by the popu- larity of Russian boots for women, have designed new spats for men. ' These are made of rubber in.vary- ‘ing shades, and besides being easy ‘to clean, are claimed to be more ‘close fitting to the ankles and |shoes than the present cloth spats. oe tl Ae NE i ee le | CO LE AA” oe ee ee : the time when such interesta | those who do not comply with re- were acquired or of the complete/ quirements for deciaration of own- legality of that acquirement prior | edship within a year, even though such failure might be due to, the ple to govern themselves. I am a monarchist in the sense that I believe a monarchy, while net be- ing a physical necessity, is at least useful for countries that are not too developed. For Rumania I believe a liberal monarchy based on @ determined effort to urge forward the people hy an active po. and instruction in every ernment, His of Democracy. “I see in the monarchy the best guarantee for derélopments of de- mocracy along intelligent lines. By democracy I mean a etate of way is the best immediate gov- + KING'S POLIGIES. For Nearly a Year He Had o 5 \ oa a Aas eaneennee meen ame nee le etettenennitinetenniiiesameen an timeiin tandin i, ee _ pet > AA CNA ie We on SE OE ee hee ee civilization where ey re- The last point is construed as ajfact that the holder of stock or | gcardiess of position or wealth, threat of loss of property by an'‘other interest had pot been in-* equal opportunity cccor tee ats arbitrary legal assumption as to formed of the law. Continued oa “I would not burden a first-class;the national capital. Other cities with it.” retorted: have had the signals for years. But Congress legisiates for Washington, With the saf: guarding of their | came a close second and America }larities since the Ushts, when this harmonizes with |third.. America’s exports to Rus- visor, E. F. Thayer, now secretary | interes's of the nation. favor- | sia were five’ and three-fourths of the Senate, had taken over the ‘storage plant ® the just cause of the laboring Reed. a times its imports. sl ballots. ; ‘ Pe Tee

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hee OE ene ona pn lc a AAAI er ee PM ee lam a 4 ‘oe pe + NOSE . Ste ae ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA TC H WEDNESD. AY EVENING, J — ARY 6. , 19 6. . OSS —_ I ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PERISH THE THOUGHT! A SIGNIFICANT DEMONSTRATION. a | — +e i am hema President Coolidge’s proposal to send American rep-| Judging from the demonstration at the Union © | ; Publishing | Tesentatives to the preliminary conference on disarm- tion on the arrival of the St. Louisans convicted 1» i omne— ~ Seaeet > + ~ ce ea ae od —) . —— — awe “MUSIC Edith Mason, Native Si. ‘ean Gives First Recital ‘n Home City . Published by the Pultiser Compeny, Trelfih Boulevard | ament at Geneva and bis recommendation of an ap- the Jack Daniel case at Indianapolis, felonr under M ond Olive Street. ' propriation of $50.000 for expenses is a hazardous | ‘the Volstead act is not only common but popular te — ah) THL POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | thing. The danger of our participating in, not merely | 7h® demonstration by a crowd of 4000 men and } Li a — . | spying upon, any European conference must be man- Yomen who cordially greeted and cheered and shook A make po difference tm tts cardinal _, ifest, at least to all Americans who think that Amer- bands with the convicts on their way to the pez principles, that it wil) always figtt — ica should be completely isolated from a4]! the rest of tentiary was not the usual under-world demonstra tion far convicted gangsters and bandits. These ' for progress and rcform, pevrer tol- | FRE . : erate injustice or corruption, always — the world lest we be entangled in the affairs of other Sensi d aianine rators were not members of tbe unce : tea er ee ee ee nicHArRD IL. STORES. as si vet: las’ pcITal ha! x at tne Odeos by Miss — . ThereorT bacgs one ee SS —=a a Oe ft | fight demagoguce of all parti=, nations. be | pever belong to any parts. always If this da but were for the most part reputable citizens, office oppose privileged clasecs and public | on nger is not manifest to Americans, no , holders and ex-office holders. men prominent in qxtraordinary ° wa _ plunderers, oever lack eympathy | doubt Senator Reed or some other irreconcilable iso ' polities and business. “fe Miss Mason was | oe Rite ccchtare, ever bo | lationist in the Senate will make !t manifest. Think There was a significance,in the demonstration—a a “— touis. She is a te Gtisfied with merely printing pews, || of the consequences that might flow from our partici- ‘disquieting significance. It can be taken only as a= oS ane geuth A ohne | t always be drastically independent: || pat ion in even the preliminary conference, merely de open expression of the public disrespect for law and , eS ears she O35 ™ lh & toe mever be afraid to attack wrong. signed to prepare the way to a disarmament confer- | the judgment of courts, engendered by intolerant and ane of the Chicas a whetber by predatory Plutocracy OF (ence. We might take a hand in inducing the Eu- | tyrannical prohibition laws. The crowd did not look — pal ¥« ” oe recital in her tar mS ; § tory poverty. : ’ . | | preda JOSEPH PULITZER ropean nations to disarm, and thus become entangled ‘upon these men convicted of offenses {n connection : ae ro | : with European complications. Abyssinia, or Al-, with the Volstead act as disgraced by their conviction —. a been heard here Pp: E Apri! 10, 1907. ; i 3 a —— | bdania, or Harti, or Liberia, or Siam, might actually and imprisonment. They did not regard them as = a 3 OL pr pbbcan mii e b LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE age pace with us, and might cast rotes in favor of criminals in the ordinary sense of the word, but as rN 0 ae in oS aeatiiadl 3 isarmament affecting us, and thus utterly destroy the law-made criminals and as victims of un-American ox in De etinguished daugh 7 4 Misunderstood Editorial. sovereignty of the United States. Ther might help to and intolerant laws and regulations. It was a dem- a Sil anothers of the : ro the Editor of the Pom Duepacct determine what armaments we sha!) hate. Their votes onstration that could nerer have occurred before pro- ~ audiences ma po wit T hes been m ntention mot to an- might belp to decrease the taxes in America. through hibition, and only occurs when the public thinks the : : a , De | ee veagus fer f - | ~ | + — ied o, 7 uel nit Oe Giore- ” Poiac of the Chicago “pera ("om- 5 has declared that hie wife 4. sent & ; swer any of the articles published ‘2 | disarmament, and thus interfere with a purely domes- laws are wrong and that judgments of the courts a the press in regard to mistreatment ©f/ tic problem. under them are essentially unjust. : ners at Bellefontaine Farms until th¢) Worse than all, however, the preliminary confer- We say this demonstration is disquieting because sardians hae had ence might actually prepare the war to an effective | it expresses an attitude prevailing among millfons of ee ee ae the «tyes ne? Tr. : ~ 7 ‘ara! rd. itmec an ir 2 Board of Childrens er nr ‘ 6 au @v.i.st uve ~~ ~ - » ©& & . SS Sewever 1 consider that an editorial | reducing armaments and thus promoting economy, disapproval of the prohibition law, disrespect for it, bree a a sented im the Saturday et ents ' prosperity and peace. Think of an international con- and disobedience te it, and lack of proper respect for . Wide -Ranging_j resra. : Vaal : -™ > | a > ¢ ™ * - 1} *. we i hekine te evade this responsi- umphantiy over Teapot Dome, Edward J. Doheny | be omit humorous |, y, ity. We have had a conference W: suffers another crushing blow. The Circuit Court of c ahms anc res, = as —waprel Hartmann. who has promised to . +e: . , FERGUSON GRADUATES. »rt songs oy Amen ‘Yes “i - eatements. AS Appeals has affirmed the lower court's decision can- enctusion. (to->) nal aiction nd ctledr- - By Soest. who has at a.. times con ducted . . " e . ~~ v with Brahme and,’ : a > cease to trespass on the lands of the United States im ae OW, as the welkin rings with pisto ‘ae epenleg es sician who has deroted himself for rears rattan x % hh Ee, gi ieee — > t “Op — een ct "anes : oh e a@es r * wo” VS r a“. a oF » a4 ways willing to make any sacrifice that Upon the validity of President Harding’s executive | a conducted in @ thoroughly cityfied £ : eini aria, sending it forth with ia ‘ : . . — + hoore ~~% tia es s — - ~ ** 4&6 w ~ ~_— : s* would be helpful to our bers. (order transferring the naval oil reserres from the 7 As in the heart of St. Louis, the basdfts . _ , a peal of roice and ardor of ~~: on - “hild om” * com go 4 — i> ~« ~ a * * -_ o . as * as . - 4 >": : — The Board of Children’s Guargiats in- | Navy Department to the Department the Interior. escapec W tae swag. And Florissant road, where : iperament as to recalj that the | - tne of “Madame Butfterfiy™ is ‘ ardei as her finest role She hardiv eo ‘ortusate with Cou- 6 cludes the following ladies and gentie- ;, . not so long ago pigs root j M . ia P .? 2 80 i0n igs rooted i n urbed nten-. men: James E. Carroll, Mrs. James J. Judge cCormick said the President's order exceeded here gar btm » mh uncistur contest a COMPRES, isaac Yarn. had a triumph of his own - ~ > > . “~ = a” o~ ~ . poast tha ' DAS @ii the acrantages and excitemenr Tr ~ | Cormick. Saturcar * 2 Fegara {0 supposed conditions at in wha Smoove ard SHacy §-C! He pared the King tr “Hamiet” asifhe ; leading publicists, sewspapers end r - : oe . Mi 9] eoda’ ~~ ec.toOriaa _ iG. & «~ & ' a5 io iark . : ee ° =a a ' may . . pti aa ; ~ ie : : 3 ? = ow a : ae -_———_ —- ; ee ne Bellefontaine Farms was un‘’air Tudge Hertmann faieetic piven apg a zit momentarily expected somebody to Diay the |; cals on the questions of the day. e: “ of Dehuser ——— +s si s,) ~~ i - - : ai « An Independent Criticism E JALITY , Ff thea Yeror a Cn? kel ~~ ° 4 Tra ~e «a? fo © =-2* -wewe *a ° -* - “on en cimneet QU BEFORE THE LAW. c the Jureni! ourt had written a letter stating Sat Os 12) - CO™Me tO to Paring alimory its like buring cats ‘ora | THE MELLON MONOPOLY. - ERT FOR CHILDREN WIL ; ts _ ; Vor =e as ” . " ‘4 ‘+o _ ’ ? ~ ~** a - — . — ‘ : . : ~ t x ee 4 * Pp. Le° = 4» - ~ } , a a OFS were Wiser tha tof¢y WoO, Off Mm sper Ce GES Gg HE publication which = Miracce 7 =s-* sci _ | SPuUtacy deaten br the “house fathers.” aided by a do the litt es of tho - 49 teack ah ares ~esterd ins 7 Dee y Orchestra Dispate> the theater. as @n™ entir The Jeffersonian wing of the fourd ne fatbers right- — : gee Se oe oan = oe 4 "Stume like a siren’s whistle pesterday in regard to auminum Ky, ) wit «cs at (kicon To- ost - , “ — Ja" *+O~*s ' tor. Jucge Hartmann demanded an inrestigation iphou dost remis t2 oe . ond , oem Pro : : hell,” being only asym ly believed that equalitr bef be ] oe ee Aa nat megeme ams e Love had come into his life like a shel ated by no desire to infure Mr. | sive Third o~ ‘sa “hottow ®@ pl a - ~ vies a! ad ec SS. OCGUSilliy delore tie iaW Was the | The charges were said to hare come from ber ir. - ira. 22 @ tren ar nt a fortreas the administration Its purpose » a gram fer ahehpemmeas Aow of the reailt - ‘ ii 64 | ee Srnd from the giddr throre apa po ee ee eee . — —_ . Meods an emotion —— ee bo’ of, a #4 ender epen ove tn “The | essence of liberty. If denied. the dream of liberty mates ne Post-Dispatch did not assume that they Se share 5 , _— vesting asa tree rests after the leaves are’ ‘a full investigation ef a st ts at . = aie , “ . —— There was mo & ‘ ath — ae) ‘@ Siarer in its shame sd , a fui investigat : tuaton = "2 subject of a concert : ; & z . . ober >4 oat ¢ | = ~ . "were om * 7s oan . = te -~A —— — ‘ ‘ nino le — a P = —- & Miracle rut ra her a > vow — against Tras ah; attered. I reseryecc. ard ke Sighest aspira - = : 1?rTe 7 rec s t 12TI . 2 __? eG a> la a % . [Tea } — ite \y ae babes| arrears awe stters esi Wike titdiiiiaiee —— se ail ington which “an ro ,onger be lett 2 € e _ 7 ? n° Orchestra . 7. r - holt be ee ‘ Tudze » ay =? icter . ny ir-m.nde whe ‘ ' : ice The ° ‘sire! - effec C7 \e 1 Litera! equa ity before the aw. it may he can _ SIOWET AVERILI Ru aS a2 a.sS i eFYr ii 2 Ieoring ft ire aq, a 3 m n4ed man Hare of narechial eit " eery: a roture of che coneeqhuer ~~ . : But now comes the rlevwe at +e rscg7-e ef fare ere ial cit Satna es prance pm: Ss ucie the knrewrn and undisputed facts ta P evar and , = ¢ > ’ : . — - : - - e 8 i -* oe eee . oS ~ : mj) «a — nu ” > | aaee” % See P The criticiem | ceded, fs unattainable. Approximate equality is sure. ranging from 11 to 14 ll aia all a . ° ° 3 Prblic scheole, It ; = e* the forsaking of cut . | - oti samt —— ae mR ii to 14 years, one of whom is fatally ° ° e an investigation by Congress is is third the orchestra's first is untrue. i? ~* . - . h , Oe ane a = = oe ee siti me pud' ished was most un. fact oo | iF possibile By and large. perhaps, 't does prevail. °° atter the four had broken into a candr store * etd that we may secure a irvimg Berlin's farerite song fer the mo- There is the Aluminum C es °° programs for juveniles. MARTHA : o | There are claring exceptions! hat ec * > The hor ee oe _ a . f‘avorah ad‘ustmen: of the rvrehibitiern ent is proodad'’ Yee Siz She is wy Fantasy will be iJ : : ) re are glaring exceptious to that goides rule, how Koteck. 11 rears old, shot by the store RN gbhace > mihie ~ ¥ America, which is controlled by the Si at + be idugtrated by} » : iestion I ould su + that + ot Dpadyr : endelsso lh - wer e ; erer. One such is worth considerin keeper. is eridentiv the rict af had we S Fou. 4gSest --2at We respect- e - e . ; * ovTrerture for A The Book Editor Gets His. : n &. . ae im Of Dad ancestry and fully solicit the earnes* studr and co-onrer . ° . family, It is a monopoly. It & —e idmimmer Night's Dream-” re: re. ° > » . . —=--a. > £2 ». nee 4 , . - —s Sa ~~ : ne : . — ; ine sae : - ee the Béttor of Oe Post Mspate } rhe papers Saturday reported that Col. Charles R. C=Y:ronment. his father haring d¢eserted his wife ation of the radicals of the country Herrin’s slogan this rear is “Read a Mi iby a tariff. In 1913 it wae enjoined fon. by Handel's Largo: viva ‘ = t For ee onan Ww. b mmo ie le > ket i ad sfeTe” "eh: J -onr reas a0 _ ‘_- ~ = | - ow "yt 7 py — = oa 7 ae ; me Tag er * mae yi naa sph yy wee ik ' Pad , “— = i «+b a "P zs ‘ E HE coné@uctor of the Post Dispatch and John Thompson had lost thetr appeal '® serena chigrem aiter a term in tae workiouse e sack Danie rial prored this ques- ben Pages of the Bible Whr not “Imbibe , Pederai court from fellowing ¢ bo, » & = finale for Peethoven’s— . mee Page has seen @t to single ~oy from conriction of comspiracy to defraud the Gor- And one of these bors Q@gzain telle the story of what or 5 Oe meocre a politica! than 2 mora) the Bibie*” nopolistic practices. Ten rears later, nth s-mphonr: coler Debusey’s P ; . + ~“- * a Ww a r& — es - _ = . - : - o* - - - e Gao -_ pa en’ rhe 4 he though? : Smeatenee? af the ratarce = , a4. Qapsticen . . . ‘ [frneon of . ‘ ligt + ~ - - = ~ " “=~a ¢h > >. 3 —_ oh . ‘ . ‘ IBSTIcts were nrro . ya — GOe@CS nO ass tnat * uaa. 44.8 > (are -_ = . es ps Ve . .. . z = eS prea a" ire raa- . spite of the court decre heed o* 1872 - ' s + - a . eo ire [oO | hom- ; ; . ae > o @enbe : t . = 2 *~ 2s “irra” ar o t. . = aa *% — 7 a = LS @at- th. — | jeely what it says. But I do not: made liberal appropriations for this humane work. ™®*®t* as true. But the peint is that bers do run . a eae —11shOL a ing, call El@. i. W. Bri Lages. he wil an- - had not changed. ‘Nine dars later, of se mystery. an excerpt 1% on n to comment either on the propriety |The task was one that challenged the trustee's rery 2*¥8Y from the reform school because the ems ns oaer SS colt, ane Oe Se ee ee it 82 ‘ ) ty ea the co ‘stones S ghectean, alae ee - = baa . 4-% 4 v4 = = . = redren .5.. Ca ent hat rpera. punisoment is an estab mentecan.ica., But erer go humbie serrant :@. 2 grocery store : voted to turn over the evidence im of the Mountain Kine:” and . What I objec udisected Forbes failed shockingly His administratic of Uusced part of the discipline. and tha: » montem | that they 2 ght a atitr of whisker °rc | m and rte Saws ' i ‘sing to which Mr. Love has sv hare the off e pone retinas clan eee er ee ee ee ae ec Ag ty, “PPA —_ -++++..+! | of their report to the Department ate See on Berliozs “Fa- | = _ } to shareithe office was eto € carousal and corruption Ment is open to abusi ee ee rigntt niisputed owrers and then -o . . . ee | PY every contributor . = se goer a, = . md a ctory o1 a rousa. anu | rupti Oil ‘ s . | “a= ria a e™" aQuseac i ; : 2 a ; j ea ss - Ps . . = 4 nape e: ' tice Three months later en Jan. 14, - _ bewildermen:= —s : e was brought to trial in : nit State hist $3 With other scbools. there ought to } — . karce Of a2 econris«ator JP he gn on Vive sire: ss my ; v= Smt “A ehh all Oe ot more than ewo 4 “ a a L ead LA! Ss Di Sstric : ~ iS. Here izc > De me Jao ™* mitiarity ©: Court at Chicago, found guiltr, fined $10. =a Of enforcing discinline that are neiches hen: oe ms i i toe Seg ers. , . EE wen Geen to ceaett the epithet u 4 ou itr, fined $1 » and ° g disciplin iat are os er brutal! x sigeee: he beautr of mr suggestion Poplar Price Restaurant retracted this offer, and for the timt ES THREE NIGHTS 4 : * -"s telligentstan™” which tn Mr sentenced to two rears in prisos The United States Gegradigog. The schoo! is intended to reform the un p fant thar wa ! . ’ - . . : Lia : eos .. . é . ; 3 tot peabulary Cireult Court has affirmed the cenvict Boe! fortunate Troune persons committed to + . hot the rad is +o of°% ne ‘ Wood not that mo ne pine fr PPicant~ for . . Lerve s rather unsephisticas ed vocab: SSN Lc ~» MOS arrifimmed toe conviction Forbes ; Young persons coms teri te AS 42 Diace meade ap tive ce = eer: 12. : ; a mace one pine “ir &@ (to let the Department of Justices Tw, Pe ee oa must W gO to the penitentiary uh] b D en, Where it is honed that the tre nt mae neadc ; . ii On.Y encourage ¢ ™ > styes Danced stace : " meands “ermmart Alec ae . on > oo 4 C pe BRuAPry UDsesS"® OC a2appea.s } ‘ : ‘ atmend mar duce _ bata "e- Se ea : — - P ; “ess tO their filles. A ‘fortnight : Prin. , s t ., One might SUpPOsSe that the s.a s the ited Srate. if ULIMOSt Bort Pra - eat : Ja + 19°35 A*torney-Genera!l Stone R@Wrac- » Te » a > sents of Dr. Otto Heller | . a a —= “fi 1 J@ra.ged re \N : Pu Pea” 4, - a ™ a _ 7” —=s a Min tat ia %& avwTe@ 9g err . re wT te « x 7ui.-¥ ** - *« — & +s 7 ; °¢ ~ ms : 5 railiery, even i? the amenities cue «4 Forbes was tried more than a year ago The exact “OUT restorative and Baracter tormizg “reg scares fT wii] heip rou to understen ifs fiend wk. arms naught else t oT . = > 7 7 ; -inm a . . —_ ° “> ae : e %, rae ate -— . ; ee $ era. pre = - a oss al ” * a tT arc? s van - _ - ae sa a ail - a —— . ail an e ed —- * 7 as” > ~~ Tee a : } 2 — at He! ler's pr bars. Hi s CT’ ‘me. the court ruled. was bailabie rhe protection ? tha hi] iren iii ani —— a . ae bs ' : ‘ —. me 4 = be sn ww’ ne 4 gy 4 - -% ,* ¢ ’ Ai "Tt 0" i314 Seer. ‘ice Tas again re fased access te . : a “ — ee td sepiicants .s ——— ' » Ss e & ts erumentis, 428 Se bas concerning And vet. my friend. I want to sa’ a gseeca.) - > y : : => . : . oo > ° : : s iemce pe ® a s°s" = nce the Municipal Op- § werstty professor) was in execrabie taste the cavalier treatment accorded enot her Forbes experience its in striking contrast to that of Pee Srofiteers or ard > ie eae. thn Ef tom = " ———==== —_ ~ Se a EIN — —s . ‘ . ‘Gee s aa . Pe ~* > arc: ss ee : i? i” wit _ a = _—_>-- ae ‘ ee bs : : i h Fé >. 14 . Wae «* arted. ; i 5 2nd a). a = : =? not Onrectire *se@ sin Last Thursda- the Word axa EG nenr. — man qin he held en | 5: ‘) eentributeor, Jack Alexander. was e¢Y*= the defendants in the Jack Daniel case. In both cases _— : . ; RING IN THE NEW see fair either gal os ARS cole in ; Ps ; . . : = an, . “an be dere it ™~puld publish te facta in this Soe dar nights . wem w . ‘ 7 ~éen. nes- . or: ; tt magine a more , werec. It ie difficult to t the charge was conspiracy to defraud the Govern : the » .¢ 7 ‘=> % sf WOeu.a expec’ 2 ~* ; 4 3 $ : . r linary case. On Saturdar. 3 as ‘ ; . oa... 5 - J aturda: just nr z 5 Roth sec °onrs on Frt. : ed . i* eing put upon a : ) ‘J gratuitous indign! ‘y > ~~ > he *]Q 2 ° - ’ ~“— > a: 4 . oe a reader of a newspaper br an editor of tt ment. Both cases were tried in United States Dis me * mnsPire s*ateman aw v , ’ | & reader who responds to a request for (trict Courts in ome bond was permitted. in the . = ay or mee : _, = Se ee op wee about to 26 Sm ms=*s. Those whe attend the f + contributions has the right to expect that other denie:! . — ee ad : sap pointes . — 7 —_— Q.. OL “Hal Tien Cougs of Justice iesued a statement ‘ Fae. arly wil be given @ 7 2 e wit _— " 2 eras SS Tug Besides, that rould the coal men de the Aluminum company on the ia en etn ile te Tie : i ® such contribution will be treated th =—_———E——— a oe innit it the catenin Rg og a a the , the Abus : be amination iate in Agri! ‘i sO! ia a Oe yo? math 4 USO » Mil if@ LSuyers were re Te nceempieted isvesti tien which ft 7An _ } "4 common courtesy by the editor who so som eeivtinews on vem : . caged = wll be selected for the) a tetted it. traying the disabled soidiers in an orgy of graft or b priveeged to read are fairly represen- Now I have lungs as black a& yours engaged in. We do not recall a ouls .K " eonducter- . | = } . , , AT r Re ra sr >” com >» — - . -_ , _— = — = wr? ae rol . - +. - tf it te tmpossidble for Mr. Love to ac- ‘that of “milking” a whisky warehouse’ We know a. wee ae . he And #e90t creeps in ‘meath all my doors stance where the Department of Jt ts directing the ieee? *, r . a. ee 20° > ~ A = nase ™-. ~~ -_ —s — _ a _ + > —_ soce “s * ; “ aint csehetenn sracefully. me hee we best- CR ET HP om Sg ting =. «A. MB neta fo and et rn house 9 one need «hun rushed to the defense of« corporaties . ore stem 4 os : ? ‘ - ~ - - \ " . . 4 - . sa 0) ° ADOW an «|S oe Be » es - -- 'b tTlare * ** . + : — > altar a "gt 6 ies oe) prepara’ os for 4 ‘ * @es inviting it. ANDERSON bh « thet vf . ‘ 5 " ™ - 4 “ —s* ri Ss 24 ° /. - ' Tres mr irienc it can be lone’ weexzs Ye tore had completed its “ Trew 82 907 ) ; + ¥ : Pr Yt Usa. 10 accep va... TBRat . nites Stafes [ie- tr en ss & ’ tz ~—* -% . : . + ’ : on | sm | ; eetigation by issuing a midnight re P=™@ Cast committee af the gese ; Yer a (ity Manager. miet Judge Baltzell and Appellate Judges Anderson . . | put in coal. but just in fren? of what its conclusions were going te 7 comm v t ; . ; . » “+ siger bs slieue © te ee . — _ ator Re “] roi 3 cre Cc rip? 4 n> bane ~ re . *ie@" thi at f ror. =m | ew ors scons *0 ' Te the Eamor of “ee ee ,and Page consider the whisky theft a graver crime . A « . ~v ge sete ; . : cme regen dhgeys 7 to a, Me eng ~~ = "** prinetnal membere -The! Es UDGBE FRANK C.. THOMPSON'S pian |thaa United States District Judge Carpenter cox : satensiiie-aiad S Sate ye yc og os oe agk Know shane faunet ons and the principats will é | ” sentiment may be arouse So turtse + — ee do not know at farorttism a 2 7 —" ' a 1: & may mot be so bad. if. in conjunction \siderdd the betrayai of the soidiers srainst . . > & the Senet oe oe ‘ = @ oOrea Tt ig time for Congress to investi ane 2d on the commitiee 6 ‘ : . ‘ : ni >» : a7 ~*~ Pp) > = > oO e o a vo ws 2 . . ” : > } Se e my with its three commissioners, St. Louis. But we venture the opinion that puDiic sentiment mice ¥ Pick out a bg corporation ':t dare net pase these fiery coals Let us Snd out whether th Ree cae sill HME ; 4 ‘ cout@ get a City Manager at a $25,000 | 45 a whole does Dot so measure the two crimes. We Mi shGict ail the officers orners, direc- But is comsumed. ere well berrun twiee accused of violating the | ee of Medical Society. — . °*ors rc fa- “ = ~~. ee - . ~ , re: age ~s —_ ~ - * Sta r” 4 ~ = | 4 _ +selery a year, easily removabie, to see venture that public sentiment as a whole regards " ccomspiracy against the Gev- i ©. yes. my friend, i can be done sentry sone Tmo a rer uf of me veld. now prec that the city’s departments are run effi- , ne of i ernment in taking the corporation's income | 8 so powerful tha: it cannot be ~ “Se St, Louis Medical Socie- : ; Forbes’ perfidy a3 pretty close to sacrilege. while . return rafie : — : to trial : : eentiy and in @ Dasivese-like manner » : iia ~ ate at std aiiroad the whole cutft to And go my chimney. too. is clear a that traffic prebiems ere taken care of. the whisky theft was prompted mostly br avarice Prison On a special train an! make an erx- And cenecieace fair} ways ain * oan Let us find out whether this : - " : . os" . os ow os - es aJ Cc. » ‘ > . e subways Ddullt, river trent tmprovred. And regardiess ef public sentiment and regardices mpie of them for the benefit ef all rer--! Theugh I burn coal and don’t use coke tected monopoly controfied by the 5 boulerard, suc- ‘ 4 a: ui cca 4 a aad oe Page : ‘ i ks : : i ra (CU? mia GUE . Wee CO a the _- - > he € . in Tr. ; arking pistes and seria! landing fields | of how Federal Judges exercise the powers 1 sted = pages. Ow) POeTaUIOnN im the coun- My friends are not condemned to choke aa a ae aad his family % 6© & ° Pred Bailey. The other | pre’ ded ard the pianrs for the city = x- | them — eabmit that - q ‘ ow mn | gtare ¢. - Washing‘or overRich: , . — ——- ane « Sa o a ’ @enviai that if “ar prevent one agency err “ere ave Ftrer vice preat ; ‘ . : , ye Tantine af - Ci soe ; ‘= + «2 ‘ : _ ‘ 4 o eRe se 3 me - ~ ae on . ” ae parsion and grewth made in advance of a hits ser Paspira “t repealed Your f , . a gui Governgeent from co-operating Se “T. CRarles A. Vosburg’: | : * ews bs : . , F tli -a ut mary ; iT“ ace . 5° rr Uae *. the city’s needs. rot °@ vears after. | igstamee and the denial of ball in the other const , . mall cena a “ = Mr. Dage other im an effert to bring it to justice. ~~ pretfeae De. Pied : ? > Reid , > " a : ; « whe ; . : —_ —— — : . 4 bike . oc, — 3 “wu bas 2 es . fine . zt . ot o : . WILLIAM HENRY GRUEN , | ‘ute 4 serious suspension of equality before the law. = is oS Case (hah a sovercign |. O. ves. my frien t can be dome otal - ntial ir. “ - win - *ecretary. Dr. Edward : _— am sa iin sia os - * . — «* » Se ” a * a* re ‘nisave 23 mon one! y er ~ ry Capuchy Jz oe aK —_— sffon. ’ - : » reaxking. ~ ron ‘ore, Drs Bailey. . < - , lueter, Hillel Unter “8d Joseph F. Mayea “4

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ST. LQuis POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a 9@ | —a ee —_— | _ M U sic | "TO RETURN FROM WEST = MS FILA M. WILSON |VANOERBILT-SMITH WEDDING GOVERNOR'S MILITARY BALL Sz. ay. oncmr aug cr rom « tam ar oe tan ae) Minow Road Conon — | Clals and § » ‘t Judge: 0 ©} | Rarrack: REHEARSED AT BRIDE'S HOME! IS EXPECTED TO DRAW 2000 | and tneir wives have been request. was the widen? Pann cke BRO By the Associated Press. ada muddy Guests at Ceremony Tomorrow | Function at Capitol Saturday Night ys to be in the receiving line with Reece. y he died at Jefferson Bar- Joplin-- Partly vloudy: roads NGAGED 1) ali Limited to Relatives and Few to Be Preceded by Reception; rOv. and Mrs. Baker. The ball Wil! ‘racks in 1914 a: the age of 78. He! good S Native St. el es Edith Mason, vt I'riends; 600 at Reception. ' a Public Affair. begin at 9 o Clock in the rotunda ad served as Captain with the Jefferson City Partly’ cloudy, > , Giv es First Recital | By the Associated Press. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. and Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial 147th Indiana Volunteers in the! cloudy; roads muddy | a NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—An attack! JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 6.—- Hall In the Capitol, Civil War, and mas a member of ‘ olumbia (‘jear: roads muddy me City . lof C C ! ' | -~ rie) in Ho . | D: iughter of” Physician to Be-!% append! itis is coin ‘iding with | Preparations are being made for a Mrs, Ellen Reece, 804 Dead. hiair Post of the G. A. R Moberly Clear: roads mwué@@y. 3 S ve a wedding in the Vanderbilt fam- | crowd of from 2000 to 3000 persons, The funeral of Mra Ellen Reece. 7 n= .. eroRES come Bride of Alfred ily for the second time in recent! at the Governor's annual military! 80 vears ola of 5748 Ne Chen ville TRAVED - 2 TRAVEL AND RESORTS. gy RICHARD S. Chambers Carr Jr. months ball and reception at the State Cap- gyenue who died of influenza yes- LNT ESORTS. . | ; Mrs. Fitederick C. Cl e ister | 8; 4 , ‘itations rs. Fred ck . Church, sister ; itol aturday night Invita ions | terday at her pea ro Rye ct Mw pCITAL “as viven las’ of Consue!l ? a ! _ 11! hav eer Nati al Sonsuelo Vanderbilt, who will| have been. {ssued to all National of 9 wea, wyilt tau” Mek - niet Odeon by Miss night . ner »reby hangs one | iE engagement of Miss Ella bé married tomorrdw to Earl] T. | Guard and United States Army of- , Mason. Therev co ot ie 7 Marie Wilson. daughter of Dr Smith, hes been i wba an oper- ficers in Missouri, and other milli- the extraord ina? ¢ garies ; " and Mrs. Robert E. Witson of the ation for appendicitis which has | tary officers, but the function pri- TRAVEL AND RESORTS. life. Miss “uason Was Berry road, Webster Groves, and heen troubling her several days, | marily is for the public, it was , , , ’ ,. . ,% r * . . “4 | She is a tavorlu Alfred Chambers Carr Jr., was She will attend her sister's wed- %@'4¢ in St. Louis. =) ; ; | ; end South America announced today at a luncheon! ding and wll be operated on Sat- Gov. and Mre Baker will enter- » Burope : given by AIrs. Wilson at their’ urday tain at the executive mansion Fri- she has been it S gome years / aml home | Consuelo Vanderbilt herself aet- G8Y evening for the ae sa gr donna pr gne © 8 -cs6" ‘? Mfiss Wilson is a graduate of the ed as tmatd-of-honor at Mrs. ' ' olonels on spo Governors staff . Company Y this was Sacred Heart Convent and later, Church's wedding in Newport last | ang their eg ee YMO > i tal in native cits ‘was eraduated :f Washiugton |summer while suffering from ap ,afternoon the Governor and Mrs. ND ITCOMB first reci dA j ate ‘ . &. «tv \ aah t« _ 4 — nt i é a a iV = j >, - . tay . ’ 4 ce ‘ ont " : ad peen heard hier] « prvlcs- ‘University, where sie , ecanye . pendilicitis and ‘nderwe nt an opera- — e! wil hold “6 re siege = ne CRUISES TO — - sickier and b. s ole ly once befone, Tha’ member of Whaprpa es Gamma tion soon after. ronan eyy ee a Bom mts feurisse Dept nally on - te . ee a & rehear . ¢ . Ree ruard officers and other officers Age by-the-Se* t.ouls. Me. ra, last season, as stat She came out informra:iy several A rehearsal of Miss Vanderbilt's] ...,; sanr Holly weood- pids- ** 1926 in oper: P ite het atiale EE FOO PE matelaces was hell mibinedae ot 41 | Stationed in Missouri, and their 312-814 arcade gctails on your rite in se en te ii oclaalh +o onl a“ ae wag Heig Seeterday at the! tamilies, together with State offi- picase send me m- : rhe city 's dist! ng wUiIstiie daus Ljis \lr. . ari iS a US! nda li > one nome ot ner mot ner, Nir. Willian: iale at d e iployes \ acation yeer stheat ebligatte- ee »y : og other f f St. Louls’ oldest families Hie KK. Vandersi't Y I?th oven: rr ee messin: Saad : ed. writtes wasenced by aavthe. & a " cd rl ea Alteed Casr # a 9 . dpstalra, doend gi avenue | Trangportation is furnished b: On newest, fastest ship ever hs detalles and sree ccently vistors’ ‘) «’ ‘Tit. SR ee pa cat ge 5 : , ’ y 4 1 2 tae ‘ ‘ > + . a - am . - ’ . 7 . J * Giorgio Polacco, Tusical dal- Y eatman, philanthropi ‘tt, and Ww mt Pat ick'’s Roman Catholic ¢ athe- ‘and reception. ¢ S.S. ‘*+Columbus’”’ Name Pd ee | of the Chicago ope ra ¢ ‘om fe weet Se tite leis “Virginia ( ar \ el’ the heroine oO ns ral. Ww ho offictated a’ the wedding ’ A Publie reception w il} be held ; f Address ° e* 9° me» has declared that his wife MISS MARGUERITE Recent Winston Churchill's novel, Phejin i899 of Miss Vanderbilt's par-| from 8 to 9 o’clock Saturday eve Spacious public rooms, broad s eel) s , "4 4 “4 ° a ** . . . 4 i m = . ae adent in all the styles of voa- ! (yisis.”” The prospective ner to ents, will perform the ceremony. ning in the Governor's suite at the’ decks and sumptuous state- ‘ on—coloraturd, Ivric and dra ISS-PERRY, the daughter of is an alumnus of Cornell University Mere. Church was married with the | rooms insure the greatest mantel $150 opens the magic ® : . " 4 a) 7h ‘ P hi I ‘ = Pelé ™ Fe . a ¢_* > . , - Baa. Her program represen’ Mr. and Mrs. George W. Per-, and a member of Phi aoe ta Theta Episcopal ceremony. Guests will TRAVEL AND RESORTS. degree of cruising luxury | Astounding Offer! Ten days doors to motor tours through 80 : | ehree. iw of 69 Vandeventer place, and tie i‘niversity Club. | include only members of the farm- : _ ‘ Sailin - 30 pow Feb 5 of luxury—ten days of wonder— miles of southeastern Florida— ‘ . * _2 . ree ; ” +} *. . , 4 “—* ee . » ‘ ‘ a ° . . A Wide-Ranging Program. who has been in California with fhe wedding will tame piace at jjies and a few intimate friends. J " ten days of royal entertainment tree golf, free ocean bathing— ith songs im the etiate ly ner pu rents tor Seve ral months. is haster time, in the Waison hoeime. rAbo 1? G00 nie mbers of New York All excursions included in —for far less than half what it free boat trips. Whether you - mg a ballat of Sear expected home the middle of Janu- Guests at the party today were |soclety have been invited to the the Cruise Rate—$375 & up would cost you if you tried to wish to make this only a 1926 ns oe ‘ Jos aes ‘Travel’ Bureau, guaranteed accommodations — Also ask about our one-way trip | proceeded LO vy Bye — Ty, . AND WHITE ART COMPETITION nas, Warne! and Ldward ¢, lier ane 9 ie ae . te oe a died he NEW eneral Agents first class room and meals when with 6 days room, meals and en- legsacpten ae soe pst ef | mann. Be dee of the. Simaidiiean wa by ‘ thousands are flocking into Flor- tertainment for $100. Wire or er Ol Imorous lalla a [ricdl } Live iternafi al . - , ‘ . , . * oy seta ad ets : - Three Prizes to Re Awarded by the | Afiss Alice Francis will make her of Good ‘T ag . aaa gn ape Premade ns | ve ae ida. See how your small pay- send coupon now for full facts. 7 rann an«d mtratiss, ¢ LISS - - iene: ’ _ - vines emuipiars ounded! ; steamsnip agents : , “fl . worthy songs »y Amert- Post-Dispatch in Exhibits 'formal bow to society this evening the first British lodge of the nea ay Reservations accepted for trains leaving every Wednesday. ge ie ge pg at Artists’ Guild, | ) anc Ye given at!o A NE HB a : ¢ 7 ; _ Van Sickier and E. J. Murphy, Agents, Hollywood-by-the-Sea, Teourtag Dept. ee and, in conclusion, €lo-io- ‘ fy? | jat a canner danc wg wie be & \ ibe ue Biriming ath crossed the Aft. jloxe.ms* Ah, Pan in ids. st. yds Mo. Telephone Matin 2008.2900 sentrance aria from * Madame \ jury of disinrterested judges!the St. Louis Country Club by ” r “omnis 40 times, and helped to ex. AT Office Hours: 0 a. m. to 6 p. m.. including Saturday . * ae . " - . . =] . 5 o rill : ‘otur ue g den spots 0 1 vUl », admirable diction and clear- *'°. a gs and! Decorations at the clubhouse will SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Coast. : Mild eli mate, invigorating air, and | . t notions of interpretation justi- White competition, tu.be held at! pe dozens of premier roses ani : ; *«unshine } to the audience Miss Masonis|the St. Louis Artists’ Guild, 812 | smitax. OLIVIA GREGORY 150 outside rooms with hath adjoining ‘ P tne . . ‘ ) oe - a? srir in 8 : i wwit! ppisteate h t. 7, $100 and $50. Te@- iwear white ve lvet and Si.\e! ’ . - Bass anny SIZES r rloo: if Spri a ane Ith snituaieuit) he anamted within | en TRAVEL AND RESORTS. kuropean Plan. Rates ant Schaeffer's daintilvy whimsi- sp ' " Bieter , tion. ] >| ; ines geoock tomorrow afterfoon for. Theat: Cour yea - he ob- Hing to spend the remainder of th ho any fair-m.nded man who examin : . for On four years later he ob . eiaren of paro 1). private and =§ taine Ositi ir (¢} erica) |Winter in California. inown and undisputed facts doubt that | pe eat gemma I ind da position in the clerica shee: sestigation by C is in order” : sf Ounty public schools, It | force of Ringling Bros. Cir¢us and| Judge and Mrs. David Wiliiams gation ‘ ongress s n , th e third , f th ° orch \ecirae first afte r a few years entered the Hi } ar t} a Sy Fe wie “onartments - a / : ‘ ae ‘A Arti j re is the Aluminum Company © os o' programs for juveniles. j|theatrical business. Besides his gave a dinner party New Yeat ca, which is controlled by the Mellon | lam be illustrated by | mother, Mrs. Jane Sheehy. of 4215 day. The guests included General : 3 iy. It js a monopoly. It is protected ids uty obpprigag hy for “Ai Ashland avenue, three egisters and and Mrs. John M. Atkinson and . summer Night's Dream;” re-|a brother survive alm their two sons, Owen Atkinson of tariff. In 1912 it wa@ enjoined by & lection, by Handel's Largo: viva ‘ y “eer eae er ren ande] . ‘a- New ork and John Atkinson J: | court from following certain mo- ‘ © Tis ugh ? } } e’ > ‘ “1 a Pay | pone to Be Announce eee POPE bode hae heute. beers! Tage : 0, 1925, Attorney-General Stone stated Clastes for the 650 « sage no «, Mr Welch was born tn West jeiate had better stick to monarch; Formerly to $29.75 Formerly to $49.75 Formerly to $59.50 ly that “It is apparent, therefore. igistered “ad = ; Port .. ¥., and was for many | ‘We are in the age of power of . . ~~ *Onday night at Jeffer-' 0... , $3 ond , hl T * * the Aluminum company violat- Fin Memoria) for the chorme f,,/ 2 H's *% dentist. He was 4 pro-|the people, and I see it as my dut Lavis y rimmed éral provisions of ths decree.” Short- M12 weeks’ \5, | i Len _ um Or to do ail } . . ( jihitionist vii | a one ‘ime v"u8 - aa aj it) ’ 7 nNownwer a0 dire +f a mnicipai pera Feu- . ’ 3 — ; ‘ 4 , ‘hk ‘ i : . : P breafter Mr. Stone was elevated to the m2 tO Open Maj “Ng whet, he haale onibition candidate for the Gov-jthe people rationally. so their ef. With Furs of Real me Court. The Department of Jue Pee Nights each we k ut i] M 7 ernorship of New York orts will not be wasted, and thev , ‘ rt. ites acns. weekK unt av ; as again refused access to the ou The number of applicants is — i eee 'will create the great Rumania we Beauty & Excellence : by . o 5 = . Was started 1 ne Astociated Press “In this age of apeed Rumania | ———9 hursda~+ the Word announced that Phe | for men will ) a he'd On | PATC HT¢ CLE. N .¥ Jan & = be hind in th ®@ race at c nee (ie to ‘ - publish the facta in this extraor- nen , - Values to $40 , ’ day night rom Williarn Henry McAlester, founder come forward much more rapidl) The furs include nutria, Sq urrel. ; ase. On Saturday, just as the pub- ghts. women, Wednes- | c : Meets, Both section Hri., Of four Long Island newspapers, than.she is doing, and my way of 9. jiki, earacul, opossum, raccoon. 46) to $55 Values extraordinary in- this 3. ' | select assortment of curren! | COLORS modes at greatly reduced SIZES Ev ee Feo prices. In style, material and Stone sizes 88 charming - trim- workmanship the se Dresses Regular sizer 36 ee represent the season's smartest Sgr sivles. Specially grouped for Naeeenenenion clearance. * . t one on . , : ‘ 2 was about to be gin, the Departmen nights. Thane vw atitondad +7 and one time manager of grand Nei ping Her forward wil] be tnrough . ice tsesued ao statement exonerating ) ' — Oo avreng ine . cael : “e : eines | ileal beaver, wolf, fox and others eat ually ° " vi 7 OR) ‘ _ . 17 : : , oOVermy SiarTs. CG ed YTerterda \ ia’ tiie s dag Cau t and instruc 10” eacning Mia . }\a iver | : J ‘ = . P } wrninum eonmnpany on the basis of an era 7 4% . & , : , e rf hie «on —_ near Tis ile ey Th Neopnle . on to use their Triir di« fashionable ae ee eS ee ee 8 leted 4 ’ ati hich it has peen mina ig? ate in Apri! -meree Of i Ti, & per ; BMliliat ii ; j ' ne rrningGd Si eve: ; est) w " 7 pws . ' . . , ; rr ; , —— } P pas . = : 1100 wi!) 1, selected for the) 4IcAleste: Mr. McAlester found-,;and their bands most efull) I din. We do not recall a single 1- where the Department of Justice has to the defense of a corporation thre* before tt had completed ite own 10 ation by iseuing a midnight statemen' | t its conclusions were going to be. If —, ni: favoritiem, actuated by a desire btect Mr. Mellon's company, then *® at KnOw what favoritism ies. time for ( ongress to investigate. us tind out whether this compan). accused of violating the law by es of the United States Government! powerful that it cannot be brough* }. use find = whether this tariff-pro- monopoly controlled by the Secretar) Treasury and his family te «0 influ that it can privent one agency of the THment from co-operating with an- in an effort 16 bring it to justice. Us find out whether thie Immene* nfluential monopoly entoyvs specia: ges in lawbrea aking - op Rasen. |He had been theatrical manage: That is the first fundamental! | C t F "= Cast comrm'i: fo AJme. Sarah Bernhardt and at If i do that thoroughly most of amp 4 oa S rom “™ Louis Kro) conductor-| ed the Nassau County Gazette, the shall devote my time to inaugurat- , ; ; ; ' '3} ; . ‘ . ‘4 q * ’ ' : } Ser. i« directing aw ggete—tm (° Westburr Times. the Hlicksville ing A Tra.vliona ha.liona. sve lel of B a u t 1 f ul | Model Se: ‘ : ; first step in preparation for! News and the Farmingdale Times. eQgucation. | € Richly Furred Coats Reduced Formerly to $59.50 Formerly to $89.50 Formerly to $150 ‘35 S) — os = Of the St. Louis * ~ > aunke dampen BOSTON, Jan. 6.—Charles Dana rule of his mother and Premier | WOMEN ’S SUITS- 68 vears old. and selfish politicians. mally tonk office + last night Bratiano were indirect, but con- ing Dr Fre : * : oy He was red Balliey. The other | yesterday. ae Meers arr Fire \ . srolt. | Hila private Nbrary relating to Omar As he made these bitter com- Eighty Suits in the lot, regular and 50 + - | me! } if hi nuncia- Or. Charies A Vosbureh:| Khayyam and Edward . Fitegerald | ments on the eve of his renuncis extra sizes Plain tailored or fur ee of the as@o-; for i 5 8 Will go to New York soon to! various times f6r Patti. Brignola the troubles will pass by themselves ° Values to $6 mse the Princinal membere. The! and other star He had made through the superior knoweldge of F I ri e M a k 4 r ss “8etions and the pri ee omen will ' and lost a fortune in Boston real the next generatio: educated in $ “nounced on the committee's) estate At one time he was editor the modern way. —— "2 to St. Louis |of the Toronto World. The Prince declared he admired | 14 20 Officers af Sandibad Societal Se Mussolini's fascism, but he also ad-, Alisse 5 sizes Lo —women § ‘Amand Ravold. new presi- Charles Dana —wi ae Dead. mired Leon Tratzky as a construc- | sizes 36 to 44—and extra sizes 46 By the Associated Press. tive leader. Al!) references to the to eee sereveoe & meeting at Bartscher Audito- | Burrage, lawyer, horticulturist and 3525 Pine boulevard, auc-|bibli ophile, died in his office here stant. He referred to demagogues to be the Jargest in tion, it leads to a belief that } ; translate: hoped King Ferdinand and Marie trimmed Navy, brown and black. ss) . » ’ . . 18 Hresicls 7 YT), Tilovd was reputed rt: h; Counsee secret, De, Edward|the world. Ritzgerald, , . e3) nounece ¢} — . . , 7 »- lof the Rubaiyat of Omar Khay- | would renounce the throne in his Were £20. $25 and $35. favor. but as they did not, we ad dicated his rights of succession. mrs, Drs. Bailey, } 0 E. Schlueter, HiNel Unter-|yam. dedicated to Burrage three | aa¢ Joseph F Mayes. editions of his work.

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See eee eee eee eee eee ee ee eee seeecer te fF © eee ee eee ee i TRUCKS | 7 -_*# Business in Contraba Whisky Caravan é. ie be Se Valley Farm, We pat Children — Mor mee Profits Per Case « a Milked His Own ] F. a . a ARLLER installments have t ea, BS tilleries, warehouses and 3 of wholesale drug compaziss., en ‘ deception, bribery and forgery. ag b , of the bonded whisky supply in ment with George Conners—thy and three other great distributt: — runpers and its bristling armam a described. | Sond By Paul 4 A Staff Correspond Se “ie me: : eee eee e@ se. . . eeeG@eae = See eeeereeeeeteeteaee — seeeeen . see sec SP seeeetreeeeaas . °F SSCSCC CS eeeeeeeeeas i runsing board of the truck, pre a “Stick ‘em up bigh!” a Instead of electing to dra‘ a fied wildir ip the direction of C! 2 was of sterner mettle With | legge*r sprang at the muzzies 0! : | huge armors and fists. The faiiu a | attributed to the fact that poli ae > ends of the bridge. and in the e' 3 ' would have blocked escape oe A powerful swing to the c a but the butt of an automatic « o went to his knee Immediar: ys streaming down his forehead a se | fell under his siedgehammer fis i with the automatic, and again oo) scrambled to his feet this tim ea gashes. He whirled on the man in his powerful arms, raised bin tien of throwing him into the ri anc gare a mighty heare ‘ First Defeat a Gory One. * . The pirate crashed azaias' Men’s Clothing Industry & \ We are caught at the end of a backward Fall season with the heaviest stock of fine high-priced suits and overcoats that we have ever carried over in our history. It is absolutely imperative that we dispose of these garments, so as to leave our racks open for the - shortly incoming Spring merchandise. It is exceedingly bitter medi- cine for us to swallow such a gigantic loss of tens of thousands of dollars. But don’t forget—our loss is your gain. Taking ‘Into consideration our already fine values in high- caliber clothing, such a mammoth reduction is without precedent. and we further believe that you will find this the most legitimate sale ever conducted in this City. _ You can now purchase an outfit of two hand-tailored, fine fabric Suits for a lower price than was formerly asked for one. Yot have heard of Golde value before: here is the opportunity for thousands to become acquainted with just what that means, at the one low price of $2250. Nothing is held back—al] the latest Fall patterns, such as blue diagonals, grays, pin stripes, serges and fancy mixtures are included. Two-button broad-shouldered English models and stylish desirable double-breasteds predominate. But there are plenty of conservative styles for the more sedate dresser. S. E. Cor. 6th and Olive Sts. .p siiil bears prominently th: Zs Followamg that less Remus ‘ tucks te zo abroad uniess conr & taining armed guards. Nor is i lead. although gmacy such losse: Zinz Lis. depots. “The fact is.” said Connors baving their loads “knocked ofr to suspect that Remus" own m: - wiisky and then rebbing them o es ‘oid Remus that we must do som: ... ‘oud ruin our whole business. . | Gesiring it an armed escort out as “We had about a dozen m = me. and we had 1@ automobile | Out With his lead, two of eur m ' Bim to a point about 16 miles ou f Put an end to the pirating Mati, so far as our own runners Drumming Up New Trade. With Remus constantly acq Am | Se depots was constantir increa: “9 | 824 get new business for Death V . ; “"tree to the best liquor circles, Titited the expensive cafes, and | "e Death Valley depot. he wa | the Remus chief ef eperations & P. actual draiming of the distil artes. | a , “Se first assistast to the biggest . q ial He made similar trips ts ‘y Dayton At each place be Used « , . oe | The aggressivences and in dustr a Conners may be catimated fren ; : Me fact that .n addition to manag . _ ~ *"d doing the field werk fo b Aa & matter of fact. a very bis! - "Sree of professiona! skill ha: deen Gereloped by Eemus an:

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; A maw Ow Oa a Salesmen and Tailors | ply Immediately 8 vr By Paul Y. Anderson, | us A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. | — Copyright, 1926, by the Pulitzer Publishing Co.—Post-Dispatch. ; ) Co as * FOURTH INSTALLMENT). CINCINNAT] O., Jan. 6. Na night early in 1920, before Remus and “Jew John” Marcus had abandoned their ill-fated storage depot in Covington, Ky., TO CINCINNAT! . SENTRY BOY OE ES AOE TOE e.My ata in favor of safer strongholds, Remus and a driver were bringing a truckload of whisky across the river to Cincinnati. Near the middle of the bridge a touring car blocked them. Four men jumped on tie) truck, presenting automatics, and commanded: Location of barns where contra- band liquors were hidden, sentry “Stick ‘em up high!” Instead of electing to draw fied wildly in the direction of Cincinnati. which most of the attacks by his revolver, the driver leaped and bandits were made Remus, although unarmed, Driving Off the First Raiders. The growing fame an: attributed to the fact that policemen were always stationed at both ends of the bridge, and in the event of shots being heard undoubtedly | ed escape. streaming down his forehead and into his eyes, and another pirate Again the man behind him struck three automobiles drove out Queen City avenue, and past the entrance ’ er ise ; ‘A j > =} » j = ; in his powerful arms, raised him above his head, and with the inten- wae discharged into the house and tion of throwing him into the river, ran toward the side of the bridge barns. The cars did not stop. and gave a mighty heave. So sudden and une xX pe ted was the attack that the defenders had no opportunity to return the fire. First Defeat a Gory One. but they made ready for a repet! The pirate crashed agains » railing. ¢ ay daze Mean- ,. wi, al ce ok a ag hile ¢ : ; ' | against the railing, and lay dazed. Mean tion. Two or three took positions whie the fourth pirate had got behind the steering wheel of the in the barn nearest the entrance truck, and was yelling to his confederates to come on. While an- and one stationed himself in the trees near the place from which th shots had been fired. Mrs. Gehrum and the children took refuge the cellar. In less than ten minutes the cars returned. This time they stopped on the top of the hill, and another volley was fired into the valley. The response was instant and | rific. From the barns, the house. the trees, the sentry box near the gate, and even from the henhous7-. a devastating fire the hill. The roar automatic shotguns was by the viclous matics. It evidently had been the inten- tion of the pirates to fire into the buildings until convinced that their superior force had caused the de- fenders to flec, and then make other battled warily with Remus, the third man dragged the dazed pirate into the touring car. Then the man who was engaging Remus leaped on the running board of the truck, and the two cars started to move awar. | Remus, now @ gory spectacle, was still undefeated. He jumped on the running board of his truck, and endeavored to pull the pirates Out of the seat, but another smash on the head sent him to the floor of the bridge in a heap, and the touring car, followed by the truck, hurried away. Remus walked into Cincinnati, called a taxicab, and went to a docton/s office to have his head sewed up. His glistening ter- raked the top of of rifles and Augmented crackling of atto- Following that loss Remus made it a rule never to permit his trucks to go abroad unless convoyed by at least one automobile con- taining armed guards. Nor is it of record that he ever lost another load,“although many such losses were sustained by runners patron. ling his depots. “The fact is,” said Connors, “that so many of the runners were having their loads ‘knocked off’ by pirates that some of them began to suspect that Remus’ own men were doing it—selling them the ri gee ee ye preci oa “of “ hi . epiy quickKiy spelle« that Whisky and then robbing them of it. As soon as I heard this rumor I hee. ‘ The ettechein stanton wn told Remus that we must do something at once. A suspicion like that a few jninutes to answer the fire. could ruin our whole business. We decided to furnish every runner) but it was entirely too hot for ithem, and they departed at high desiring it an armed escort out of town. “We had about a dozen men working at Death Valley by that Ume, and we had 10 automobiles there. Whenever a runner started speed in the direction of Cincinnati, followed by a parting rifle from the man in the sentry house shot Mal, 5 : ‘ 0 far as our own runners were concerned. channels available to them, how- eyer, Conners and Gehrum were in- formed that several of the usxatl- With Remus constantly acquiring new distilleries, his output to ants had been wounded, some arti- the depots was constantly increasing, and Conners decided to go out ©USlY- Saag business for Death Valley. He went to Chicago, obtained | Police Officers 1@ best liquor circles, and began drumming up trade. He “sited the expensive cafes, and spent money in a manner worthy of Never Interfered. j - first assistant to the biggest wholesale Uquor dealer in the coun- Die Pnager ic Sy «cape esas ocr , ; Re pgpeadlge gape trips to Toledo, Indianapolis, Detrost and Conners, one thing which stands place he lined up new runners for Death Valley. out is the fact that neither side The aggressiveness and industry ;Conners in these milking opera- ever invoked the aid of peace ot- a anners may be estimated from itions. Remus has many times de- ficers. It was a struggin between fact that in addition to manag-/clared that the prompt discovery two bands, both outside the law, 80d doing the field work for|of the Jack Daniel operation at and the rule of the jungie uniform- Death Val ley depot. he was St. Louis and the incriminating evi- | ly prevailed, The only appeal was _ Remus’ chief of operations ir, | dences which led to the convictions | to force, and the sharpest wits and © actua! draining of the distil-| at Indianapolis, resulted directly |the heaviest artillery won. leriea, from the refusal of the St. Louis | licemen wanted. As & matter of fact. a very high | crowd to follow his expert advice.| The public, however, might be Etre of professional sk] had “It's dynamite: you'll never get curious to know where the police- been developed by Remus and away with it In the world,” he men were. Certainly it was their s ‘box for guards, and point from. Louis outfit when a : ye warned the St. was of sterner mettle. With almost suicidal daring, the big boot- neuer : they insisted on:doing the job in| legger sprang at the muzziles of the pistols and gave battle with his their own thorough but crud: huge arms and fists. The failure of the pirates to kill him must be. fashion. l prosperity | with the automatic, and again Remus went to his knees. When he to the farm. As they reached the scrambled to his feet this time, his scalp bore two great ragged tOP Of the hill o¥erlooking the | » gashes. He whirled on the man who had struck the blows, seized him sroup of buridings an the valley _ the left, a fusillade of pisto)] shots in | ee a an! |Johnny Gehrum, manager of Death Valley Farm, and one of the chief aids of George Remus. ee friends a / duty to intervene, whether hay stad Pe sure needed a drink. They or not. But policemen never in- begted so hard that I took them terfered with Death Valley. back on the old arrangement. I “With a few special exceptions, Never had any further trouble with we made it a rule never to pas them.” | cop p said f‘onners. “—"'Thore In addition to their trade with are too many of them, and it would /the runners, Conners and (Gjehrum, break anybo dy to pay them all. We hed a large clientele in the city paid a few ‘high: ups,’ sone de of Cincinnati. many of their best tectives, and took care of men on | CUStomers being saloons, To many the beat We didn’t worry about “! these customers they made de- the others. liveries. Conners and Gehrum each “Death Valley was in the Moun’ ewned a Marmon touring car and ed Police District. A couple of th: had three smaller cars and two mounted meh used to come in every trucks besides. These were in ad- day. We gave them eacha couple dition to Remus’ own trucks, some of quarts a weeK and $10 or $15 of which were usually stored at for spending money. They also had Death Valley a few customers in town, and did The margin of profit was sur- a little bootlegging on the side. Prisingly small. The scale, fixed They would give us an order ‘to by Remus, permitted the depot op- ‘deliver a couple of cases in town ©rators to charge a profit of $5 a at a certain address and collect, ©#8¢ on all liquor called, and $10 a $90 a case for it. We did that ang; ©“*5*® @n liquor delivered in Cin- cinnati. Remus’ own price to the ‘turned over $10 a case to Ut with his load, two of our men in one of our cars would escort near the road. ‘tim to a point about 10 miles out of town, and send him on his way. deg cog # what the casualties t put an e ° loads on th ski inci _|were in this battle was rever nd to the pirating o the outskirts of Cincin | tesiened. Thtearh the endereround| i irunners complained to me that the ‘mounted cops had | ‘leaving Nc po- | the cop- different, times. depots varied at pers, as we let them have the stuff} “*" | . at $80 a case When his supplies were plentiful “One day two of our Chicago and the demand not so strong, he sold as low as $72.50 a case. But when the situation tightened up he got as high as $110 a case. regulation. however, extended no, further than the depots. What the runners charged was their own affair. them were for stopped as they them up day AS outside our place and stuck some money. The next cops*rode into our -vard those usual. ‘working for us on the side. one. would dig up a few customers. | one of Remus’ distilleries. | parties. |we would hand it to him ‘the Approach to Death Valley Farm, along road to left. overlooking the place where Remus stored most of his liquor supplies. ners related. “I said: knock the protection. °0 cases to Mike at 190 o’clock in the morning, and if you happen to} ‘I under-people and a few rats would do 'stand that you are threatening tothat.” off the next load we send | ‘to Mike's unless you are cut in on. I just wanted to’ tell you that we intend to deliver | the downtown and uptown deliver- Taking the road to the right, one ascends a hill ment agents on charges of conspir- acy to protect bootlegging and dope peddling. By actual check Government investigaters found that more than $1,600,000 had been collected in four years from bootleggers for protection. Most of the accused pleaded It must be obvious by now that Remus’ operations were enveloped in very little secrecy. The busy hive of activity at Death Valley, the arrival and departure of runners, he around you will stand a fine )i an as openly as those of the *ruilty, and others were tried and chance to get your Skul) ca¥ed cv a « é6r butcher, the piratical at-| convicted. Twenty-three police of- We made the delivery, but we! tacks, could not escape public at-| ficers were senttothe penitentiary, didn’t see anything of the copper. “All those fellows knew somebody up above graft, and they didn't dare inter- | fere. I¢ they could bluff us into) giving them $2 or $3 a case, they'd do it. but we weren't afraid of los- ing the load. city ‘Several detectives were They might be saloons or private | us the order, tell us how deliver, and what to collect. Say | our price was $90 a case delivered. Iie would tell us to collect $95. The $5 a case was*his profit, and next! the detective day. Sometimes would go along on the truck w hen | the delivery was made. protect the truck, and it would as- | sure | This would | the buyer, particularly if i was a saloon, that he was getting protection and wouldn't be raided. ‘There were a lot of fellows around Cincinnati who took orders ‘tention, that | was getting the | 'otherg containing armed guards, | district Each | | The detective would give | _ ea . Saute to’ children playing along Queen City ‘timely to remember that a Federal like that. Most of them were sa- loon bums. They were aiways looking out for somebody who, wanted a case or two. They would give us the order, and we would, make the delivery, collect and pay them their profit. All together, J guess Death Valley had more than 1000 salesmen. “They weren't all saloon bums, though. One day a broker called me into his office. This fellow is’ rich, and lives in one of the finest | sections of Cincinnati. He had been getting a case or two at a time for his own use. He told me that his ‘neighbors were always wanti to know where he got his good liquor, and asking him to get some for them. He said he had re- | quests enough to make up an or- der for 125 cases, and that it could | all be delivered at his garage, and his friends could come in their —_ and get it. ‘little truck that Price | ' their customers : to get 10 cases free?’ They were alwars coming nto get : ogi : : | . : od — In making deliveries to Cincin-| a drink. I went out and eaid: : “"You're a fine pair of hijaci nati saloons, Conners ~ said, ae - < ] } CK - spe ; ine usual rule was to drive the truck | ers——stopping our men! Get out up to the door, at any time of day. | ny ih ea o yal Pi si and carry the cases in just as in ing any of our people. voy’ll wet preprohibition times. Often the ‘your biocks knocked off. Sans coed policeman on the beat was grafting. | it!’ They tried to argue with me , ree eald, batt Wae-e mos io £ -wenldat Maken to Chote. saloon keeper to pay him. Only once did he remember that a pa- Profits Not So Large trolman threatened to © interfere on Big Orders. with a delivery. “About two weeks later they City Detectives ‘came back to see me. They said ithey realized they had made a ter- Also Salesmen. rible mistake. and wanted to fix things up again. One of them said him on the phone,” 7 and got x! ‘ A A INS EI oad : “I called up the police station’! a thjng ite t Con- sand years: think Remus or I would have done “I'll be glad to take care of it L "We've gota nice * just holds 135 cases. It will cost you $85 a case.’ “ ‘Let me see, now, he said. ‘How much would I have to charge them for you,’ I said. “*You figure that out to suit | yourself,’ I said. ‘I'll deliver 135) cases and collect $85 a case from | you. What you charge them is your own business.’ nd I'll bet the oid pandien! jelous them $100 a case,” added | Conners with aie grimace. probably got his 10 cases for noth- | | ing and had a few hundred profit | besides. They were his best | friends and neighbors, too! And | still people talk about the bootieg- | gers being highway robbers! This) man te a respected citizen. Do you — hat? Not In a thou- Only the respectable és ‘ 11 received jail sentences and three were fined. Seven dry agents went to prison, 12 were sent to jail and two were fined. This, of course, coducved long after the downfall of the Remus organization and the conviction of Remus and his assistants. This story is still In the closing months of 1920, at the time when Remus was approaching the peak of his power and prosperity. He was soon to cast off the two partners who had originally come to Cin- cinnati with him, and establish his position as the undisputed bootleg king of America. to say nothing ofthe at- tention of officials charged with prevening it. On one occasion, Conners r<called, a caravan of six loaded trucks, preceded by one passenger car and followed by two proceeded through the business of Cincinnati and out Queen City avenue to Death Valley with a gigantic consignment from ft was a Gaily occurrence for avenue to stop and shout: ‘There go the whisky trucks,’ he added. In connection with Conners’ ac- potato cusation of graft and connivance That event and the development on the part of the police, it Is|of a formidable system of rum- runners, whose high-powered auto- mobiles plied from Cincinnati to St. Louis, Chicago, New York anid 20 other cities, will be told in to- morrow's installment. SS investigation resulted eafly this year in the indictment of 48 mem- bers of the Cincinnatl Police De- partment and 23 State dry enforce- LL “He |. Pointing the Way Every Day to Get Something You Need Phone your want to the POST-DISPATCH— cal] Garfield 6600 or leave.the ad with your druggist. —-

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss ee —_—- —_—. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADVEETISEMENT - WOMEN AID MEN ] Callen Landis in Bankruptcy. a — iRe -« we Aserwl ‘oe ; oe ‘6 ‘ a ; EDITOR INDICTED * LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan. ©. | " | a oe STREET ; icture i : Callen Landis, motion Pr he | —-~;,; \= | “gon CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD 2) actor, disclosed yesterday tne ng = ——- | FOR = P . , ‘ in — o— = -*™ t | had filed a bankruptcy P€ ition id | ~ Race Track Tipster and we Federal court here several cays = _- : Forme cor Given Two Weeks to it ago under the name of Jas. R. Lan- p : Enter a Picea. asidliiadilciieaieiasdle dis. His aut ebile and his bank anil Pate. + - => “ * in - : : - : . been attached, he de- bk ge ‘RK. Jan . {,°orre ons |} .. ateount have 3 vi Take = Tablespoonful of Salts OPS: * Fur Coat, Stops Mo-\ tired. Landis listed his labilt- eee as eer ot ena th ist in Park—Other Case 20,000 and his assets at | ham *c". | If Back Pains or Bladder | \ Sorest in Far ' ae _ nociast, whose alleged } : in East St. Louis practically nothing. He said that | ° i sree’ ron i? Is Irritated. m1 a sk aces: a entually all his creditors would | y G H és OD M PA N ae ia” «tock exp'oits hate 1 4 #' » . ' “gls* ite ities ,* *¢~ ooo =” - a. i ange — Tuo heidupst in each of which pad | YH . | 4 A ( , | 4 I . D E G A S ] ‘ I oh 4 from coast t aS*. 4 . ft. > : ss rs ——a? - . * : Flash your kidners by drinking a 4 woman participated, were com- Grand All Phones CEntral 3800 ‘g@etetd * sie % ‘ Pg ni : . - for comspirs le- ; quart of water each cay’, also take mitted last night, In Past St. Louts OLIVE at ELEVENTH 2744 Cherokee Grand at Lafayette 3524 North grant try : ree - on . .* — er - é te. gaits occasional’y, sars a noted au a woman held up 4 one-man street oe E:* . ks in " ; thoritr, who teils us that tou much car. In Forest Park a young wom- pa: and given two weeks . rieh food forms acids which a!most caused a motorist to stop by enter his plea. - , iy s: cir effort her autol ' - accused of having mis- paralyze the kidneys in their efforts pretending her auton & Was dis- r Rice ts = Sen mame ae to expe! it from the blood. They be- abied geod tho ™™ on os of the Vor eome sluggish and weaken; then rou John C. MeGill, 29 rears eld, of ane sale © se a 2 eres ae : , - - . . ~ : : — — om r s may saffer with a dull misery in the North Side Y. M. C. A. lost his NE wus aonttaniah-ertite 3 *y kidney region, sharp pains in the purse and $17 after a young wom- oe pees Ric : - .? — ; — “ _ 7” _ »* rr wy back or sick beadache, dizziness, an wearing a heavy fur coat and os a SA = tenn Heel + %, ~ . : : . ? ~ ~ ' cary, yotr stomach sours, tongue is coated, dair ty hat, waved a frayed inne: that Wa a io . Mad enc when the weather is bad rou tube in the glare of his headiigh’ lenc? nent os - oe and - ° _ i. ia = xX ) oe have rheumatic twinges. The urime’on Jefferson drive near Clavtor apalveed unesiites taw of per mets cloudy, fuli of sediment, the road. in Fores: l’ark He stoppec ~ ” *- ~ o% 3 ADVERT three times during the night. Yes, you can hel; enaried a ee Gnve ~ - with its many New Orleans—the Winter Capital. 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y _ _ —_—— —-— — - J yall STREET EDITOR INDICTED poh CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD mam 9 ‘k Tipster and “Former agi ge a ‘Weeks to Faeethe a Plea. : Br Or OnK : ates Ecotiabewe : editor of the Wall! clast, whose allewed “plue sky” stock exploits have ’ 4 from coast to coast, was in- ed yesterday by a lkedera! ury for conspiracy to de- dj ee He was released in $7590 pail and given two wes ks in which to enter, his plea nice is accused of having mis- connection with ; ysed the mails in ‘the sale | wna Consolidated Mive men were indicted with him. in a siaterment, Rice charged that Wall Sireet was trying to si- jencé him because his pam r had analyzed marcin transactions and violated the unwritten law of Wall (;old Mine Co. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH of securities of the Tor-' Street never to educate a pucces-| sor. | Rice, whose real name jis Simon | | Jacob Herzog, has had a spectacu- when 20 years old In 1920 he lar cCarecr as a race track tipster, | ipromoter and stock broker. Hie} | first came to public fotice in 1890, | ' was sentenced to three years in| : . ng Sing) for grand larceny, grow-| Gen, Ashburn Explains Rate-| i. SLOCK transaction, ‘ ' — . > Cutting .Tactics to Sen- HUNTERS KILL 12,000 RABBITS pode gee Ganw Slaughtered at Brush, Colo.. Sent to Poor in Denver. ak a Si special to the Vost-Vispatch “nT ’ , ? : . = _ \\ ASIIINGTON, Jan. ». B\ tuk- BRUSH, Colo. Kcieht hundred men started out from here on 2 gerat rabbit hunt one dav re- (ting higher rates for a short haul | ecentiv and before noon 12,000 bun- ithan for a long haul, the railroads ee eo mated to have been |are able to thwart the will of Con- killed. Lines of hunters advanced on fields and directed a deadly “fire ing advantage of the law permit \gress for development of inland. at the scurrying game. The ra’- lwater transportation, Brigadier- | bits were shipped to Denver to be !General ‘Thomas Ii. Ashburn, in hij >| te ‘ Thy. » "|" 2 yess ‘ . ‘ . listribut ad to th poor, Che By ] ) charge of thea Covernment’s Missis- (ivie Club and the Burlington Rail- ' ’ , » bd ‘ an = 1; ’ , . Sn my road sponsored the hunt, sippi River barge line, told the Sen- | ate Interstate Commerce Committee _ _. —— SS —_ a ee ee ee | How today ADVERTISEMENT Testifving on the Gooding bill, | —— a } which would prohibit such prac- tices, Gen. Ashburn said there | Doctors Treat icon, ion, “Ankburn aid ther { which water transportation lines) ‘ had not been developed and that | | Co S an t e u roads puaralleling that wa- | terway could prevent development | Tr ost welcomed of water competition by making use | ° of the right to impose a low rate bring you that { on long hauls : To break up a cold overnight|—that’s all. No salts, no nau-| He added that only the Govern- ne big Laclede or to cut short an attack of|\sea nor the slightest interfer- — could have dey eloped the | nces and kitch- ippe, influenza, sore throat ence with your eating, work or mascot octets pres aap erog or tonsilitis, physicians and pleasure. Next morning your -osge prough! to bear 'f s sale we offer druggists are now recommend-jcold has vanished, your sys- As an illustration of the rail ear-| s with your gas ing Calotabs, the purified and|tem is thoroughly purified and riers’ efforts against the barge line, | refined calomel compound tab-|you are feeling fine with a “*°": Ashburn cited a case arising | let that gives you the effects | hearty appetite for breakfast. ()..... a thas ae SS leet | of calomel and salts combined,|/Kat what you please—no dan- jyycj, of tnis cotton moves ov -| without the unpleasant cifects ger. the barget line to New Orleans! of either. Get a family package, con- through joint rate agreement bye One or two Calotabs at bed-| taining full directions, only 35 tween that Hine and railroads stv time with a swallow of water! cents. At any- drug store. cage Se gg ey se 5 a line from Oxklahoma . to Galveston | hag threatened to reduce its ali- rail rates to that port by an amoun; ' “similar to savings tendered to hh (id k Ik N d Oklahoma shippers by the bard in) () S ee line and its railroad connections.” ig “Under the impulse of tats | threat.” he added, “and in the hope of avoiding a foolish waste of reve- * . nue through a rate war, the raii-| reads who joined with the barg a Mild Laxative | lines in establishing these low rail and barge rates have been influ- : enced to notify the barge line of their desire to cancel and withdraw N “Ph @ 99 joint rates which they have bee: %: of a YSIC 'operating for some months.’ , COLONY OF AMERICANS MEETS DR. W. B. CALDWELL AT THE AGE OF 83 WITH DISASTER IN PERU . Most men and women pas’ dite | const , lt never gripes, sickens 78-Year-Old Soldier of Fortune, to your family. One of at aes 10 4] e howels some orca- or upsets t > system, Josides. it i One of 52, Returns to 2 agg glow and the wots « mF ge ett vine ’ rt | nom» | atinolute ly harmless and pleasant to With Tales of Suffering. Seemehe 2° oer — stipation. One might as well refuse | take. : il 7 Z Biome: roc bs : : - , we to aid weak eves with glasses as to Buy a large 60-cent bottle at any NEW YORK, Jan —Her negieet a gentie aid to weak bowels. store that 4 ls medicine and just see Allen Rowell, 78-year-old, white- Is your present laxative, in what-| for yourself. bearded soldier of fortune, re-| ever form, promoting natural bowel C RON iat eae ete sae os ‘‘reguiaritv’’—or must you purge | Dr aldwell]’s turned mera acy nh At _—— eee and ‘‘physic’’ every day or two to 'terday on the Booth liner Stephen avoid sick headache. dizziness. bil- with a tale of suffering and -hard- ' jousness, colds, or sour, gassy stom- SYRUP ship experienced by a small group. “=a ach of Californians, who left San Fran- Dr. Caldweli’s Svrup Pepsin helps cisco in 1923 to establish a colony ma to establish natural, regular bowe! PE Peru = oo movement even for those chronically PSIN Only 11 members of a colony of ' 52 that set out in 1923 to grow cot- | on in the wilderness, 450 miles > " } z ’ | wi «yf , °o17 ‘ bor s Or ( Ail), renain Rowell Ra d > ASE lessening their work. Scien- d with everything in just the mes in white, blue or gray finish. Good variety —$2 ths to pay the balance. . Swelling. The ~~) wee “) have proved that - are Hiss e ee , ixs2> is Applied, because it is Positive in Action. It begins immediately to take out the Inflammation and reduce all brings ‘Great Reilef. Stops Itching In- stantly and Quickly Relieves Irritation. s Severe testsin cases of long standing can be depended upon with absolute ' certainty to Stop any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud- ing “ies, end in the shortest time possible. Recommended by WITH FATAL SHOOTING IN AUTO Physicians and Druggists in United States and Foreign Countries. Four Other Warrants Against Hor- He was picked up penniless and in rags and suffering from a brok- ofa Stand- , . en ankle bv the master ard Qi) river 7 ‘ T) Zz ™~ @: @ O00: 4 y 9 T = te 0-0 an > * bon git >: - } O. we 2X4" D7 oe? Included are many attractive patterns for every room in the house. A special feature of our clearance sale...no mail or phone orders. Ww O:.-0 o i & rd Bring Your Room Measurements! All Enamel Gas Range $120 Value, in This ENG S cia All enamel Gas Range, in blue, white or gray: has an 18-inch oven and large broiler at convenient height. A splendid cooking range. Thoroughly guaranteed. $5 Monthly Pays for It 1 Olive Plate 1 Relish Dish 1 Utility Bowl 2 Round Vegetable Dishes — . 4 OY int ete Pi, oF 3 x a. e e * J , Boy Fat Hp Oe AL, Oe 7 ages a : ie. 2 ws i 2 of Ses "5 ee or gpa -- 4 al RIV Per tre are Ww “a — > - ’ ee ee » “ La ° - y “4 $275 Living Room...6 Pieces Including Davenport, Occasional Table, Wing Chair, Armchair, : Table Lamp, Bridge Lamp! Study the six pieces sketched here. ..when $ 75 furniture like this can be had for so sen- . sationally a low price...there is no excuse for an uncomfortable living room. The 3- 3 piece Suite is covered in an excellent quality Jacquard velour and the walnut frame is artistically carved. The loose cushion seats are soft and comfortable. The two lamps and table are exactly as sketched. A tremendous sale value! $10.00 Monthly Pays for This Entire Group 3 i_ t ~ Six Dining Chairs Solid Oak Golden Finish 10” The great 83rd Semi-Annual Clearance brings to thrifty home-managers an opportunity to secure six Chairs at a fraction of their real worth! As sketched, in solid oak, golden finish. They are strongly built, well braced, and have broad seats and comfortable ,back. While the lot lasts, set of six for only, $10.45. $1.00 Monthly Pays for These Chairs S E— CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS ee eee ee 3 MAY-STERN & CO) | a

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Sh SR ea a ties TIERS tg A fe 7 hed iat cee eed ” woe ike & Se ee ee ee ee ee 9 meee rtpeetior 24 _ SI. LUUIS -POST-DISPATCH = 7 " e¢ ° ; ESDA) rt Y BNI CS ome Be ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ING. JANUARY 6, 1926 a ae os — Se — oe ADVEETISEMENT Shoe Pageant oy all Many Merchants Here Dewntown hotels here }erowded with out-of-town a FE in oo eae eee } BRUTALITY FREES “Wales became ecnsed te * Seeeaeal medicine, midwifery and surgery” | he was invested at York/' uni que | are shoe when po se vesterday with the ' geerchants who are attending the istinction of an honorary — — ne _ef Pootwear Fashions, a the “ancient and Honorat whieh will close tonight. | chety of Apothecaries. " He ts nt The Profrock-Litten Furziture only honorary member. The diplo- WHE (}t ALE Co., FPeurth and 8t. Charles ma was enclosed in a eee v streets, extend « cordial invita; designed casket of shagreen | tion te visiters te the city, as silver Pee Eee | ——— ©, Stitt Neck, well ss home folks, to inspect their walues is new furniture sty ies. A nember of sample suites and e4d es sre mow greatiy re- du is their After-Inventory Clearance ef FPurniture—savings eof % te *s. Mrs. Theresa we Ac- quitted After Testifying 17 Years of Married Life Was a Long Quarrel. What Good Is a Watch THAT WON'T GO? Bring Yours to Us Cleaning ..... Main Springs... Geed Werk—Prempt Service BURKE BROS. 538-40 Friece Bids. Sth Fleer I. BOASBERG, Mer. BF ALPEN co ila Crimson Heat roe JURY DELIBERATES ONLY 40 MINUTES The BUSIVESS CARD ceoluma iz POST-DISFPATCH WANTS tis a list et LIVE WORKERS whe ere ogame | seve te SERVE te maeny lines. eee Teday'’s bargains tn used articles | teday’s Want pages. —— She Maintained That She Did Not Know if She | Shot Husband in Struggle Over Weapon. 4 47 > = | We Can Deliver At Once Mrs. Theresa Primm, charged with the murder of her husband Frederick Primm, was acquitted 9} a jury tn Cireuit Judge Mix's r yesterday, soon after she had ‘f'n- ished an hour's recita! of indign: ties and brutalities she had suffered fer 17 years et s hands rhe jury deliberate 49 minutes No 28 Superheterodyne with $960 nn oe eee © Loo bes. Primm, as presented Assistant N p and 8 Tu Citreuit aan av > AW ene « Tas o aerial or ground wire re- ih ie metenGant’s sefesnt te quired. Operates on dry cells. eiea@ gelf-defence. Mra Primm New calibrated dial brings in in- averred on the witness stand time . . —= meee p . - a asia aii stantly any station desired. In- and agai , spears ad . . nothing after beginning a struggie stalled free in your home. Price, agin Eccl ae complete with all accessories, i hit. =20' y het me teh $297.00. har? | , e rae “* Ww > a s , = 4 —-s - . ~ > ~ ean —_- Radio Headquarters ‘sa ~~ sc ar . — - ~*orre ‘ > = —_ ‘ 2 — ar eno - —— , = nAe ~ t - : . grea ao- al rar fre Primm answered “But vour hands weren't the hands of G were ther? he prosecutor querie “Yes, gir.” Mrs. Primm sald “Did you Kil rour ebard iz se'f-cdefense, Mrs. Prim I dtd not k my sband ske arsewered. D 1 remember that? No answer The Sonora Radio Speaker—uxe® 2!!- “Did he shoot himeel?? wood tone chamber—no mechenuas! noise 0 Aa aed Seo Wea PP | —so havsh overtones. Exupped urth EER tc a a tl RO Ta AR 2 cord and plug for attachment to en +ad:0 lee, TT te | Ml tll set. No extra batteries needed. De Luzs he etalk anil ee " ’ —_— # . Senet : . Model—$3c. Stendsrd Mode! — $30. a Pete titties bn prove se? fense ha Per mated Five fefense Wi nesses “al a‘ 7 *.nm ee 4 Pa«e _- Aotanea -cCunse to te’) of the a 1arrelisce™ and brutal character of Frederick rrimm, were not permitted to s With this all-wood Speaker~_ bn = “-. . - v4 ad *c i a = = a rs r Sonora makes radio clear as a bell ++ ° wtory. Danghrer Tells of Quarrel! yT a - ~ “eca™ ' aa ™ — ~ " *e of eo ef «oe = tte 4 oe ad ing ard ¢t The Sonora Radio Speak had separately—or you can buy : ae spon with the new Sonora s-tube Radio Theresa Pri S-year-ol4 daug Set in st os conso! apy | : me Sonora Receiver ogo in _ new sonora ng father , — combinations. a a wk eh OW radio, too, has a richer, mellower tone. For the Sonora all-wood Radio Speaker that brought a clearer tone to the phonograph now brings the Same tone to radio. In the Radio Speaker is the fa- > 1. : = — s also includ ‘ed ~~. mous Sonora a!!-wood tone chamber ¢ pe. ite! > onary mag by = an as your peater afd hear the ‘The ; : : ie “|=. ¢ remarkably clear tone of the Sonora snded Over the P added richness, a mellower beauty, Radio Speaker! Music lovers the ~ thn | ‘ world over are finding new and ns - greater beauty in Sonora’s ton F SonoRA PxonocrarpH Company, gg 279 Broadway, New York City. told bre husband was WHISTLE BLOWS TWO HOURS WORKED AS PARK WATCHMAN, FINDS SWINDLER HIRED HIM se, Clean and De ? St. Louis By-. Cco ~ 1 | Order From Y« Ew REPRODUCER Man Gives Up $4 and Watch “For a Soft Job That Pars $120 a Month.” Leuls Dogke, 15293 A! ths list of men who have ie¢n avenue, _ PI - has ‘otned heen ewindled by the “private “ wiz watchman” trick. Dogke, who its out of work, was approached yes- terdar on South Broadway by a offered him a job as pri- Laclede Park lowa avenue. “Tt's a soft and pays $12% a the stranger eaid. “But to have a badge. Se mon wh Coke is as cheap to | — — ate wa . — 4 ~ . 7 a= zasconace and Payments as Low as $16 a Month We enjorved a wonderful holiday sale on these “hman of ra " _ WARREN COKE Ci . M. W Centrai 1 — ‘~~ - ™=m=anr*? ee : 4 . 7 ? = first vou'l!l have The badge wag to cost around “ heve a few eof them “n repredecing Grands. e $10. so Dogke gave the man $4.15, left which we will sell at this price. Every St. 21} the money he had, and his Leutsaan whe purchased one of them has express soe Fae , i ed a most faverabie opinion ef their selection. wricn, enc promised (oO pay the You cant ge ong if you bey ene ef these tna- remainder when the stranger re- struments. for they are wonderful values and are turned. Dogke made his rounds tn guaranteed by us. They come tn beautiful figured om weeks cnet the park keeper ar mahogany. The tone of the piane is fall, rich and was Tow a ee sweet, and the player mechanism is pet fection it~ rived md they compared not -»* | a a y : os w 25. self. ihe stranger 4@i@ not return. Large library of artist or popular re- cordings of your selection and bench included. . Your Present Piano Taken in Exchange as Part Payment : Age ‘;* + Stop a Cold In A | Da JY New Baby Grand Pianos at : = 4 a A= $ Sold on Easy @& ; Sf eee os 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AYE. SLLOUIS ies, ‘eager antics et mony tle rubbing. Does. the 3c WEEKLY AD No. 1106 THIS SALE CLOSES TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 5:30 P. M. SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS WORLD’S GREATEST SPEEDY STITCHER

“PYREX” ROUND CASSEROLE Fer sewing ‘eat»er. carwas and thick / “Genuine” complete with ewis and 49c ) ead price, each NESTOR JOHNSON r , > . | weigst, i pound. teen Petes i ‘ | Bacimg and Hockey Skates for Boys, PLUMBERS’ PLIERS Men or Ladies. Fitted on shoes. Pri with shoes to fit your feet, SWING RAZOR STROP RYORCM ‘ Test your storage battery ofte® your battery from goizg Special price... ioe TAP | Pest weg" t. J peu: 4. GUARANTEED KNIFE SHARPENER AND DIE SET or Boo > ~ 89¢ winpow REFRIGERATOR WINE COLOR ong: a, 1- pana ise Specta! DIM-A-LITE SOCKET LUNCH KITS frmmirng ev ectre for ise 0«6 were is required. 98c ight tins eae fs Special no A i — cach _— DESTROY ER Salran: red so = alata ¢ ei * . . _* 2,ce6 ss. ww non-erD' > os in = —_t . anes = 7 2 - | /_- . oe > inal -» 9 | --- > > o etal - om —s 1 Fe. ks % . a ane os jdocr. Special pre... Po-48 CHAIN DOOR-FASTS The Secret of Senora Terminal Switch Engine Dieturh th - ey °s wee eae 75¢ Pt! oF tieht Pee wice usrtior > og Resti.ar price. $2.98 a TE | $4.25. Special price... SCHROETER BROS. HARDWARE Co. 810-812-814 Washington Ave., St. Louis, Mo. ~*~ % che * ream «+ Mek tit ae - -—_— —_ - ——_ - =. © 7 =

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st I. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fee eneen so. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a) ae 7 m es ——————— _—_— —_ — — “Jewish Colontate ‘Given soviet | MOSCOW, Jan. 6. ny pone rovernment has assigned 400,000 acres of additional land in the oa idistrict for Jewish colonizatid 'The expense of transferring the ‘settlers will be borne by the ie. | ish Colonization Committee, wee | iis promoting the project. Clean and Dependable Fuel St. Louis By-Product “COKE $4 O-2- per ton, Furnace Size, Full Loads Order From Your Dealer Liquor & Drug Treatment 50 years successful experience. No restraint. No bad after effects. Moder- ate cost. Correspondence confidential. Coke is as ‘cheap to burn as soft coal | —and it’s clean. || y. W. WARREN COKE COMPANY, Distributors Address: Central 1800 x-21 || THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, GHT,ILL. nge as Part Payment URLIIZER} S-manes. “MUSICAL IngTRUM 16 OLIVE ST. g—in Musical Service BRASS AND METAL POLISH leaves ff LASTING LUSTER. Requires tit- tle rubbing. Does the work quickly (,Uar- entered satisfaction. It has ne equal w phen need on BRASS, "COPPER, | New Handy Pack | More for your money and the best Peppermint Chewing Sweet for any money RADIATOR 6 ENGINE ROBER For Ford Cars, 1917 to 1922 wmodds@ a \\ cial. .-.e. 91-698 1025..... 92989 F NAVE A HAFFNER mANDY KRYDROMETER Teet your storage battery atten and keep your battery from going dead. Special price... cccseccecssecs ose 59c Parcel post weight, 1 1 pound. AU TOMOBILE SPOTLIGHT Black enamel, etx volte, 21 candle power bulb. ‘or $1.29 Clal.sceo> Parcel post, 8 pounds. ————— ee -_ look for WRIGLEYS PK. Handy Pack on your Dealers Counter - — ROWDS! — Every aisle and stairway was blocked; many LITE-O-NITE LAMPS Where a dim light or emall lamp ise desired, as in bed rooms or nureeries, and sickr ooms: consumes very le current. 25c¢ swarm of people. Pric 6, COCh...cces. | | ae a | . partments jammed. The ee came from farandnear. 21> Bell-Ringing TRANSFORMERS§ rk tT = ae BOL ) oa 9 Ne re | For reducing lighting “a ¥ i rent to battery pow er. will also operate standard type of door vener;: alternating cum rent only; 110 volts. cles. Special ». x ~ 2. ERGUSIN. MANKRUPT STOCK SALE OPENED THIS MORNING WITH A RUSH Come! Parcel post weight, 2 pounds. Hl CHAIN DOOR-FASTS Made of _ steel. brass plates of old copper f inish. Special DricO.««eee DIM-A-LITE SOCKET For dimming electric light for use where ermiall Wight is required. vi al, 98c } —_— ae = me. HOT- WATER “BOILERS 39-callon. heavy calvanized, riveted ané elo oR ., $9. a FULLER BRASS FAUCET Hace el ro — ow Plain, M4-inch, —% : Sold at 69c Unmerciful § ee Reductions § | nd H. W. Eales and W. (a survey of ee A ec a "5 AUSTRALIA SEEKS AID | OF LOCAL ENGINEERS H. Saw- ver to Sail Feb. 2 to Make Survey There. | Ilerbert W. Eales, chicf electrical! engineer of Light & Power Co., and William H. ‘Sawyer, president of the East i Louls & Suburban Railway Co., | have been appointed by the State. of Victoria, in Australla, to make Australia's electric Power resources and investigate the Yallourn brown coal electricity | generation scheme and other power | undertakings of the Government | Electricity Commission. Announcement of their appoint- ment was made in New York to- day by Sir James Elder, | sioner for Australia in the United | States. Both men have been crant- | Comm1s- ed leaves of absence of six months | ‘cancer at St. Luke's Hospital for | ments returned No . Was ’Spectal to the Toe ispe ' ibeen il] a week. He served this from their | both of which are subsidiaries of |The North American Co., and will ‘Sail Feb. 2 fer Australia | The announcement stated that) Sawyer and Eales had been sum-| 'moned to Australia “to place the, ‘benefit of America’s electrical ex- perience at the disposal of a coun- try which aspires to change itself from a mnere producer of raw ma- terials to a completely self-con- tained nation-—a nation quite capg- Dle of supporting itself.” BIDS FOR NINE STREET JOBS $190,872; ESTIMATE $202,900 Projects Include Parts of Hum- phrey Street and Utah Place West of Grand Boulevard. respective companies, Low bids opened yesterday by) ithe Board of Public Service for ithe tgp ag nine streets totaled 1 $190,872. The es timate of city en- gineers for the work was $202,900. The low bids submitted are for Wilson avenue, Cooper to Edwards, ' Perkinson Bros. Construction Co $11,683; Wellinet mm « i Lean ington to Manhattan, SK inka., Construction Co. $8800: Jearning- ton avenue, Commonwealth to Man- hattan, Webb-Boone Paving Co., $4911; Humphrey_street Russell place to Oak Hill, Webb-Boone Paving Co. $6724 street, Gustine to Russel] A. Moreno, $3145: Nebraska ave- nue, Park to Magnolia. C. A. Moreno, $35.234:; Utah place, Grand place, © to Gustine, Granite Bituminous Paving > % $56.0900: lL tah street. Gustine to Russell place, Granit: , Bituminous Paving Co. $8131; Humphrey street, Grand to Gustine $31 049. The J. J. Dunnegan Construction Co. bid of $29,670 was the lowest | for the construction of a bridge over the River Des Peres at South- west avenue. The city estimate was $33,800 Seven bids were received AUTO USED BY BANK ROBBERS STOLEN IN HOLDUP SUNDAY oe Descriptions Indicate Same Two Men Committed Both Crimes— $2426 Taken at Ferguson. The coupe used by two robbers, who stole $2426.71 in a holdup at the Bank of Ferguson at noon ves- terday’, ‘vas claimed by Carl Riefler, 0615 Waterman avenue, who lost it Sunday night when two men held him up at 6214 Cabanne avenuc. Descriptions by Riefler and those held up yesterday indicated -the Same men committed both crimes. They were described as a short man with a mustache, and a tall, smooth-faced man, both young. The robbery resterday was a!- most a duplication of one Sept. 3 last when two men held up two employes and a customer at the same hour at the Ferguson bank, taking $4135. Yesterday they held engineer's up Harry A. ines neha erk = charge, who figured in prev ous robbery, and two cust The robbers escaped in Ri lef] ler’s tickenbacker cgupe with a oo Ms man, and were pursued by beutel to Florissant and W ean : roads, where they changed to an- other waiting car. The coupe w as taken back to Ferguson, which 12 miles from St. Louls, and re- turned to Riefler last night. MURRAY CARLETON'S GRAVE CONDITION KEEPS HIM IN BED Indicted Treasurer of Ferguson- McKinney Company May Never Face Trial, Friends Say. | The condition of Murray Carle- ton, who has been suffering from | six months, is grave. For the last few weeks his only | nourishment Has been the whites | of eggs. Until recently he could | be moved to the roof for sunlight | and fresh air for a short time each | _day in favorable weather, but of, late he has not been able to be’! moved from his bed. Friends say that his condition | rakes it unlikely that he ever wil! face trial under the three indict- } vy. 25 last, charg- | ing him with making false finan cial statements to obtain credit for! ‘the bankrupt Ferguson- McKinney | - | Manufacturing Co., of which me was treasurer and financial man- _ ager. He is 73 years 0} ld. i. R. Fowler Dies at Harrisburg. Tilineis. + HARRISBURG, lil, Jan. 6.—H. | Robert Fowler,.. 73 years old.! widely known criminal lawyer andj politictlar died ners last night of pneurnonia. He has Democratic Twenty-fourth District in Congress several years ago. ‘Ing-eye beauty. the Union E! pctete! Dolly Olive —Both and Her Are Dainty Bed Offered | sturdy, she nas been rightly called ee REE Dolly Olive is a walking, talking, roll- Lifelike, pretty and “The Doll * y B Supreme” x Dolly Olive’s Bed is unusual, too. It’s a real Bed, with real springs and mattress—an exact duplicate, in miniature, of the full - size famous Smith & Davis Beds. 20 inches long, 15 inches high at the head and 12 inches at the foot; enameled in white, blue or pink; it is at once a dainty and durable Bed, worthy in every way of the exceptional Dolly that will grace it. MCAS FG sangeet eS —_— ee - Humphrey | Get > Use This Subscription Order Blank Just Persons who - Get do not now read the Daily Post-Dispatch - to sign the subscription order » blank. See that all names and - addresses are written plainly. If you live in St. Louis, Ke. St. Louis, Belleville, Granite City, Venice or Madison, Hilinois, or in Maplewood, Webster Groves, Kirkwood or Clayton, Mo., (anywhere within the St. louis city carrier delivery Iitmits), mail or bring the Subscription Order Blank to the Post-Dispatch, Circulation Dept., Twelfth and Olive Sts., 5t. Louis, Mo. If you live In a Missouri pod rapes pr eg : daily Post-Dispatch is elive ”y coer ne tet ee take the Subscription Ordcr Blank to the newsdealer and ask him to approve the subscriptions. When he has done that, send the Order Blank direct to the Post-Dispatch, at above address. IMPORTANT: This new Dolly Olive and Her Dainty Bed offer is entirely apart from the Steel- craft ‘‘Bull Dog’’ Dump Truck offer for fifteen | subscriptions. While both offers are exceptional in terms of generous value, they must not be con- fused in the minds of our boy and girl friends, and we cannot consent to transfer of credits based upon subscription orders from one plan to the other. Subseriptions receiv ed here under the terms of the Steeleraft ‘‘Bull Dog’’ Dump Truck offer wil! ‘not be eredited toward a Dolly Olive-Dainty Bed award, nor vice versa. ss a —_— — -_ ~ To Girls Who Get ' to the ~ ~~ % Se abe Wants a ee 4 s Rosas es % ea , Ss ‘ re Es “7 es >, ra gk ee Bea f have dete Pee: Pt Ors . 2 ~ POR oc Nain, Ng: ee ee New Subscriptions to the DAILY POST- DISPATCH and earn ‘this Beautiful Doll and her Pretty Bed Free of All Cost. oe START TODAY—NOT NECESSARY TO ENROLL New Subscriptions Daily Post-Dispatch She will say ‘““Mama’” at her little mother’s will, and her “voice” . will not soon wear out. She rolls }) her eyes gaily, winks mischiev- ape’ and sleeps beautifully, and she pene 3 Subscription Order Blank City... v0 de oe a s+ ow nee os Dafp.....00-- 1926 ST. 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~ Se oe. PPD 2 ee oe. tage of games won and lost, With | 15-6. 71 ' Among the right-handers for Hiornshy. Allan Sothoron, the vet- | eran spitball pitcher was the lead- | er. giving 4.04 earned runs a tiit. Haines, and the others, were well down in the list. Luque Heads the List. Although he won but i6, while losing 18 clashes, Adolfo Luque. | the Cuban right-hander of the Reds, was the leader in efficiency giving but 2.63 earned runs a bat- tle. He was followed bv Eppa. Rigzey, veteran left-hander of the Reds, with 2.88. These two were the only ones who vieled fewer) than three tallies each nine rounds. The offictal records show that Vic Keen, the right-hander, ob- tained by the Cardinals from the (Cubs in exchange for Jim Cooney, shortstop. was found for 6.29 ta!- Mes a game. Keen worked in only S83 innings, but in that time was found for 58 earned runs by the) epposition. He won two games and lost six. Dazzy Vanee, leader among the Tiingers in 1924. was in 1lith posi- tion. However, Dazzy retained his title as strikeout king. whiffing 221 batters. It was fhe fourth | successive season that Vance has | been the leader in this respect. He | had four great days in 1925. July | 20, he set down 17 Cardinals on Strikes in 10 innings: May 13 he whiffed 13 Giant batters; May 21 against the Cubs and May °6. while facing the Phillies, he struck out 10 men. Vance’s No-Hit Gane. Yance also owned the honor ;: twirling the only no-hit game ol the year. It was turned in against the Phillies, although Nelson Hawks managed to score a run as! mn result of errors In Vanece's rrevious out, this same Hawks pre- wented the star righthander fron hurling a no-hit game When Jess Barnes hit Cuvier with a pitched ball on Jure 8, it Was the first batter he had hit Since Sept. 16. 1322 Pete Tono- hue. Red right hander, beat the Phillies 20 straight times before he was Gefeated on Aug 19 Of the 18 games iost bv Luque curing the season. nine were by a Slim margin of one run. ftre of them coming in succe&sio: Luque, | Vanee and Carlson pitched the greatest number of shutouts—four. Young pitchers were wel! to the fore in the N. lL. In addition to Neinhart, they were Benton. Cooney, Kremer and Greenfield Pred Fitzsiminons, the Giant rookie from the American Association Yieided but 2.64 earned markers a game in the 75 innings he pitched at the fag end of the season ist Favored To Capture Title — ee ee By A. F. Hochwalt. GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn. Jan é.-The second day's running of the All-America Championship Bird Dog Derbhy brought out deveiop- | ments that may put eeveral of the G@oge that ran Monday out of the | finals. ne of the does t "orm was the pointer, Jesse Reyn- olds Tiamond, owned t MI S. Hughes of Bristow, Ok Another wag Ireland's Greymist. owned by H. Glenn Ireiand, of Birmingham, Ale. Jess Reynolds Diamond ran in. the very fire brace yesterday “gainst the pointer. Junedale Allie. owned by Dr. F. H. Lahey ef Bos-. ton. Conditions were against the pair, but the Oklahoma pointer) went out and ran a rea! race, mak- ing one bevy and one single find. Ireland's Greymiet ran with the pointer Saucy Susie The lfttle | Birmingham pointer began show- ing her real form from the start. She generally had her nose in the. bir@y places and when this was mot the case she was going from | ene likely looking spot to another. | Greymist only made one bevy. point, but it was a siashing find. far beyond some gcullies. but she held tt stanchly while her handler. climbed down the guilies and got. heen dropped from th around to her on foot. She wasicollegiate sports at Iowa State Co! ‘teady as a clock as Pritchette «ge. Mushed the Dirds and fired. 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EAST SIDE PROMOTER fg iter of promise, Nyame Suse Ifita. W bial } DirIw prisZ ~~ sade | ane J a * toe testy ‘- leh } nationaily a _ wf + bee tote ree de tL > »-) ‘tov - > - Pr Dad Deo A RSDWiGODi2~i5 0" Wr AYLI OUI De DO EP cal OY heed © heed aed OL Le to ae tee i ee 2 inthe ny bh)? 2 Sur > the annais of the gare. It es be - rm | ae leer sense nce: Saale 2 ‘ite b63 has been les (,.0le _ -" na = +i Michigan Tteani. Hi- ran > - I — " > e > — one payer captivated | wa ~.. tion was largely and almest whoily | them. lic to a} : hiarned Lea trikeouta lain | Average Riines Iu ie’ litte Vit Ratemen | ea seins loarned S Gotr i’ fc ters ‘Total Mune course to “Red” ; | Wild Pit ——"F, > i9i9 ~ ot ‘cers > We ‘o-*- . ah | : offensive plarer—one of the most dangerous probabiv the most spectacular 2 ais} wn ROW" woorifloe Tits i rt—tetpeet Tingeg on 1D —" i P| i-4iadO v Do 2 F we) Se 7 D we ak) ~ Ht OPP 1GH9D “fs a Co Ln (dave Jie eer Ltd SO ww IE Wi tue whee > er y a _ -- a PC wy ¥ @) vH >" 4 ti ‘ rm» / vat a6 ’ i-¢ ~ Dv: 4 =I O-)r- lem De to ett 5 > > 3-hs ome hei Didiye he can ; made from scrimmage. Each time tal of 198 points against 53 for| yards under elewa_: ee ae ee ee ee ee ee SHWODDIIVOS DU” eed eed ee ee | Steyr de ye. Ve Dtet ' " ne Dt N23 8K5 Pr a a is from Grange had a 7 - : a“ rt | Laltleat , ~ = ’ ’ : 1G fromiin th -unois-Pennsylvania came: brightly and now hidden—bDut not;dent. and Edward uid not at Phiacelphia this past season. In a super-player of football —, — — a all gm ill ; —~a——-Wr,|| LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS || Sergeant NEW YORK.—Stanisiaus Lear- | L za. Chilean lightweight, cutpoint- eaves e@ Chariey Resen, Yew York, 10 “a reunds. Willie Diller. (Cuban To Foll > “w ; a % hallenger ' 125 for Se Of 18.2T Holder of Champions! tie. Has Average of 34 vi lightweight. eatpointed Bebby Rebideau, Allentown, Pa... 10 rounds. Scott Fi Id ai te sIOUX FALLS, Ss. D.—Dave At- Fi , B > ~ ler. Siewx Falls bantamweight. 7 defeated Ollie Bartiett, Minzesp- Us c] ae olis, 10 reands. Frankie Solis, Sam for ye St. Paul, knocked out Earle Lil- TS liedahl. Des Moines, three rounds. — . an Paul Waste. St. Pawel, wee a deci- i. It's “Sergeant” Jack nong football's, siem ever Nate Ripen, Milwaukee, jonger. The = Class Red Grange amo - | tin cen ; cpg Seott widely known as .¢ ve 7 tac Associated s Tess. : CHICAGO, Jan. 6.— Young | today regained the workd’s ebe {nited States when he def title holder. 1500 to S90, after thi By Charles in a numb He I have seen Grange a numbe either a priv fchese. PLANNING TO REVIVE 3 GG : _ - ter Tm £ oe i. , : ogntry cy, ' .f , viviq Cf games anc sioned officer in Ungig es a ee o@ 19°34 the Michigan-Illinois sams cf .?*- GREYHOUND RACING . : ' ! on ice since I917, hes ai ns i ervidenrs ‘ape iL) & ai . * . ° ~ & to reacn their real to giveThim his great reputation. | started on the old track, which was pation is camp te fine- Bee. ie ae sed by orders of Sheriff Martin and fortune ag a Before hs beg for the a. , cee as ~~ g Schnipper of St Clair County. | scrapper. crowd 2° Orches- ontempo- ' WAADEeSS ana se TMNOTAaAi wativuw ae Schnipper zoes out of affice this i. se Adams’ be tra Lia... Jaxe our defense ‘hat @ay., made thlS :vear, in the fall “ aa «en har- thet . is 4 eS aa 22. X 4 »~ Came, ‘ee iis s ss Cram e o rform* is a + + possi bls n this game, Grange | __ mee : ? : or ossib! I ) ; could not pick his — monic he a Boe eraged » et [or ” Manager act the night's play sed on his offensive work in ‘the | frequent” leaves of going out . sings with runs 'were biinadin fat their I rillkance. — . . . a : —— before | **! adn Nebraska-Illincis game in 1923: im | Jealousy on the past ofa _ wn 3 19, 210 and made fixe touchdowns agains: t: ) . he + my opinion, Grange’s great reputa- | tn time when he i var re de tating but ~* ; * + , 43 Gcevaa aa ual. . . : His ya 2g moe fo was ‘“-¢ Michigan-Ilinois game of 1924 | less fortunate. Se» aniahed eh er in the ‘nung man as as a snfinisna pt nag en oa ea but 2nd in the Pennsylvania-Illineis/ vantage of the 123 om means not n (nme var fe i@ = in Las 4 > ** _ > - i is gave a me of 1925. In the Nebraska’ permit an Th wann and Minnesota games of 1924 and / Way out of the — » | the Michigan Chicago and Nebras- “Tam now dic —— re TaTichre e «-* : ns for to ; ka games of 1325, Grange was matches for Adams —_ aw ? . which would be ie * . —] ru > tootha , > Bess, a rot .. "sr if hie shard sin 4 . : . ty oon ? (ar en a as been COT against M =3 : S+© completely stopped and in the/ him alone caut ens nara +08 a ; rigk nm TH . - ¢ ef > - = , : : . et ree r upon his | ~C™gan m EA PH, couse S€®, other games of his career. he did /| mistake when I oe ari ‘This a2 ‘ s ; ™ e an?) te hal re 51S ns ot. . . ORY not show anything much abeve Jack Renault. t duplicate. | ~ a two or-three we AS noug 3 to the wilt ¢ «he "ar o na ji etn Ft Pos gpeel $s empoa- --& and 2 a io 3 -—n”?+ ecoam > aii: a20uny oO: — av "rage good a sac such a¢ ‘ i when +? ‘a a ee | ae ie F : = es s Tr plaver fighter.” ge. Ze U : -" i% 6 oe e +84 .. oes a a . ne °ut seven yards back of the Looking over his entire record! Boland, Adams ciunthes dene ae mm an be lity he can m™ 2 : greats who have —"@ and ran almost straight to- and judging him by the all-around /|Onmce a boxer and meg ot a: — ai sd Ny be ~ a4*J |e = yin . , « in @et. i : 1O¢ . ’ a > place Ward the side lines and each time, work he has done through his/ popularity on the F wen Sates si — te a . : - - Pa > 1] fter ~ ‘rreats upon approaching the boundary, he three years playing period, I would oOo _ ised: s — quite a direi. reversed the field cutting back | 5#¥ that his ability at carrying the | SENATORS ECT Ab Horemans Not at His Best. in is at zo *he Certs r 4 the gr! 4iron- ae- bal! 1s enough to make him an ; 7 nly 2 When Red Was Ss place the name of Grange among /|Leagus Baseball Clu» was wider than that of Horemans. he only fair mi as Stopped. the super-great of football Griffith ae , ta per-sre ! 4 - writlith was : a whose exceedingly close work brought him into trouble sever.’ times. Horemans never haa rated with Schaefer as an open-table other great day Grange its a star—now flashing | William M. Riche sec retarrT — eh OM Oe, eel allt piayer. and two of his misecs came from around-the-table shots. Jake resumed his unfinished run 2? from Monday nicht. having wut Oat 22 th 4+ pe DAaw ids Ot ie ‘MONROE TO G GOLF LECTU COLDS | Break a Cold Right Up with “Pape’s Cold Compound” Take two tablets antil three doses are taken. The first dose The second and thing break up the cald Pleasant and safe BO quinine or opi- ates. Millions use ‘**‘Pape’s Celd Compound.’’ wth> balls close at the foot of the ta- bie. It was evident he was in good Petroke and he counted confidently. his long table drives being perfect- ly timed. It took him just 30 mir- P'wtes to roll up 143 point: hich RACING ee a ae ee d PA BP LP LP At New Orleans. Vieather clear: track heavy. he man who thought a aa _ —— — U22ZV Was good enough Se : ‘ - ~ . vr rs | = : ti ~ of ae ; 1 ues. Be eee” ee : a P Sg Se In the old days, a solid, conservative citizen might SSetiSD “RACE SIS0R. ctatmtnie. @ sniff and tell vou he didn’t read advertising. yy oe Elie Sie, 20 Sean. See le ee 45. wond, Borne, | Vistar (OR, {te He didn’t think so much of the horseless carriage, Rew Yon tupins. Hosiest Stier Cqnienm "War F Laity Gorden. Serviter. an¢ “im Sands ale ran. THIKD RACE. $1700. claimincs. ¢rear ats ant up. mile and one-sixteenth— either. The telephone was newfangled, and an insult to the United States mails. “a? gline OT ‘q Johre wn ’ =n) As for radio, : eager” : weer ESS aro: Sir Ralph 100 (P. Fishers o, aeroplanes, wireless photography—if Pec 8. teson Newmarket, “Barren sazs. Sans Fortune, etson aso - they had been born then, he probably would have thought them a bit immoral. CTH RACE. $7100" sddet. Memrrts i~+ride and tp. eit furiedas og = * 5 ° } , ‘Tt ts ey oA Lu , . ‘ a — * fire Ares 4 ‘A, souares But he’s changed. He’s been educated. His point of Be Eh eine me TT Bek * asd Sanvas Gone Genaian ae view has been made broader and more modern. He 9<¢ He tradi at ‘ : FIFTH RACK—$1200_elsiming. 4-year has been civilized—by the automobile, the telephone, See eee radio, advertising. \ Frere, oie aoa aga a Every sing] | : * | ie “very single one has opened up new paths for him, BAStXTs: nace $1200. ctetmine. Sosa taught him new things. Advertising, especially. Ad- ee a vertising tells him the newest things to wear, the best things to eat. Advertising tells his wife how to make a home up to date and attractive. Advertising tells him the prices to pay for things he buvs, saves him from the old-fashioned ways of doing business— helps him live well, keeps him modern. Advertising can help vou. The advertisements in this newspaper are here to tell you many things that make life more comfortable, more interesting, hap- pier. Read them faithfully. They'll keep you abreast of the times. They'll prevent you from becoming the type of old fogy who—sniff!—doesn’t read advertis- ing. ta Rn Advertising is the key to modernity

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SPATCH mR Leay- tpoint- York, 10 Cuban Robhy ee 10 ve At- weight, nnenap- Solis, rile Lil- IVE CING has been with a nue, Last racing Hyland and RBid- and an —_— — to ! ’ : ry 5 Scott Field. Hea Fighter Buys Release F, a It's “Sergeant” Jack Ad 3 longer. The Scott Fieiq avis , widely known as .a hea ) ‘fighter of promise, who has private or non. sioned officer in Uncle Sam's 1917, has returned life. Edward R. Bo his manager, also of Uncle announced today Adams had purchased hig re] ; from enlistment for $225 and }shortened by two years the of the time when pe could d all his energies to boxing. Today plain Jack Adams is resident of St. Louis ang pation is campaigning for ‘and fortune as a heavyw _scrapper. “Adams’ boxing future | cramped in the army because ; could not pick his Opponents ithe time when he could them,” Manager Boland raid frequent leaves of absence ; Jealousy on the part less fortunate. So Adams took vantace of the regulations wh permit an enlisted man to way out of the service. “Tam now dickering for s matches for Adams and will brt him along cautiously, y made mistake when I matched him wi Jack Renault, before he was re |to face such a clever, experienc i fighter.”’ | Adams is as fine a looking a ‘either a fer ice since -private . 7. service, ~ments in sting, hap- ou abreast oming the d advertis- He Ad- best tells him that his Deer Of associat buy lete as one cares to see and kee To Follow Box; ‘ Uncle Sam for $225 § > },. oe ’ 4 v ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENIN G, JANUARY 6, 1926. ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —HChallenger Averages 125 for Second Block Of 18.2 Title Cue Match : . ry ' { belgian Holder of Championship Trails 1000 to 572, Though ' He Has Average of 52 —Final 500 Points to Be Played This Afternoon. the Associalé d )ress. CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-—Young Jake Schaefer, twice former cham- today regained the world’s title at 18.2 balkline billiards of United States when he defeated Edouard Horemans, Belgian é title holder, 1500 Co $90, after three 500-point blocks of play. By Charles C. Peterson, Referee of the Schaefer-Horemans Match. CHICAGU, Jan. 6.—The illustrious name otf Schaefer, famous in pilliard history for three decades, shone with added brilliancy last S sight when Jake Schaefer completely out-played Champion Edouard Boremans of Belgium in the second block of their 1500.point match Mor the world’s 18.2 balk line championship. ' Wards, the challenger scored 600 points while the champion was -eounting 197, and now leads, 1000 to 572, which practically insures the returp ofAhe title to America. Before a fine wd at Orches- , Hall, Jake Beem performed so har- ga moniously h@ av~ @ eraged 129 «for the night's play, going out in four ipnings with runs of148, 19, 210 and 423 unfinished ‘This gave him a ' grand average of 9930-11, a specd 7am I which would be fmmya ‘hard for even a@ ={ Belgian hare to duplicate. This speed is empha- S gized when it is considered that Horemans, who had runs of 17, 89 , rand $1, averaged 602-3 for his night’s work and has a grand av- erage of 52 for his 572 points. Despite Horernans’ fine record kh hardly seems {n the rance of possi- bility he can make up his big defi- cit in the final block, which wlll be played this afternoon, Horemans Not at His Best, The Belgian southpaw has not P been in his best form and while he scored well last night, he lacked the fine execution of his opponent -and has not yet mastered the American system. Schaefer’s play ' was wider than that of Horemans, whose exceedingly close work Pbrought him into trouble several times. Horemans never has rated with Schaefer as an open-tabls ; ‘ . inasses, but on reaching §8 he got Pplayer, and two of his Mtmiseces came from around-the-table shots. Jake resumed his unfinished run gere?? from Monday night, having th» balls close at the foot of the ta- ble. It was evident he was in good pstroke and he counted confidently, | his long table drives being perfect- | Jy timed. It took him just 30 min- At New Orleans. Weather clear: track heavy. the As 4) ’ _.-*. 5 ar jir 4 * ae Pe *» (wD i190 «Tan uc ‘ Sto (up Greentree Sta- FIFTH RACH—S1200. elair d-year wide i. a } . i Lev 10° a ri S40) ce on =", firat Trea ‘ MW a i) | oa 4°) ¢ , lea Tra 1 ‘A, Mortensen) o thir lirne—1 50 4-5. Dav Trap Donk Fire, Huon Pin Fiery Flight, Ba KR At ied o' Mine ao ran ’ 7 © — .° UP mile nd one-s enth: John » Mrs 112 (H Stutts S379 20. $32.40 1 fires (. Io GG Johns 1s) Ss lub Early 103 (S bee — | [7 ’ i aN ee om, f \ ; ve In Comfort With This delicately medicated anti- Mptic Shaving Stick produces = my lasting lather enabling ten- | “faced men to shave without an er » even twice daily. It leave” skin smooth and fresh and) 8 shaving a pleasure. Cuticura | ; thom ‘ : erie, 8 an ideal after-shaving mente ntiment 2 and te. Taleum Be Bol He Said It. CERTAIN coach a few days ago told the profes- sfona)] football coaches’ organiza- tion that all college football evils were caused by COACHES and could be remedied %y them In substance he said: “Coaches are responsinle for proselyting and recruiting. “Coaches are responsible for scouting. “OQoaches are responsible for the directing of cames from the sidelines instead of by the team’s captain. “To cure all the ills the coaches have only te cease causing them. You know ft.” Withzut having at hand a pociv: full of names, dates and tafistics, all men who know football believe that the above frank statement is 99 44-100 pure. It floats. + — A Girector of athletics, promi- nent in the Midwest, told the writer that no team of conse- built up with quence could be out inducements being offered tc players and that the coaches co- operated in the recruiting. “Te. a @€ ” 2 ware “though many of us éo it only {in self-defense. Ye can't. hold our own by traveling clean.” A nice situation in what been referred to as the has 4 af onlv POLDS THAT. DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo- mulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and in- hibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is rec- ognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and othe: forms of throat troub'es. Creomu!sior contains, in addition to creosote, othe: healing elements which soothe and hea! the infected membranes and step the irritation end inflammation, while th: creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac- tory in the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma. bronchitis and other forms of respira- tory diseases, and is excellent for build- ing up the system after colds or fiv. Money refunded if any cough or cold is not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist. mulsion Company, Atlanta, Ga. —— eee a eee See at en — Skate Carnival Plans Progress Forshaw Reports New Entries and Many Prizes for Sunday’s Races. Joseph Forshaw, president of the Wesfern District of the Amateur Athletic Union, today announced that only an unfavorable break in the weather would {Interfere with the plans for an ice-skating carni- val at Grand Basin, Forest Parx. next, Sunday. “Il tested the tce today in the middie of Grand Basin, at the foot of Art Hill.” Forshaw reported to- day. “] jumped up and down on the ice and found it firm. It is about six inches deep at present, and a couple of cold snaps like tast night's, will put it in fine shape.” “Entries have been coming in. but we want all we can get to in sure the success of the revival] of this sport,”” Forshaw said. “TI have met with a wonderful response in asking for prizes, in fact, have met with but one refusal. If ice cond}. tions are all right the day will be the"most wonderful! ice event the City has seen in years.” In case of adverse ice conditions Sunday, the affair will ‘be post- poned to Sunday Jan. 17. — —_—_— ened : ~~ truly ‘amateur pastime in the country.” ~~ a - And Again— oo deeper down lies ihe root of it all. It is the c¢act that PAID coaches have been brought in to teach young imen recreation. The paid vcoach’s job depends on his putting out winners, which,in turn, depends considerably on hfs ability to get the right plavers and _ direct them. HE CAN'T ArFORD TO L°AIL! anything ihat wil sceins Naturally, strengthen his team fiable, LT incidents like that are lost on the fans. The newspaper report mere- ly said ““obb out trying to take second.”* “That is ne way to slide into base,” I said to myself. “I'm ail wrong. By going in tnere head- first the baseman has al! the ad- vantages. Why didn’t someone tell me about that?’ The Spikes-first Style. I'rom then on I watched «‘osely. I noted how Elberfeld and other | Stars went Into the bags—fcet first, Spikes shining. | “by going in that way,” I said to myself, “the advantage ts with the slider. fellow’s nerve. mine?” The next morning 1 Went out and practiced that slide. I soon discovered that by throwing the — wail | : TY CO3B’S| LIFE STORY Twenty Years in the Lineup ee ee i—-laiavariavay TUINGVININOVN Ne 3 3 ehereresseseye OV OKO OYe eeKe exvevele e/eye OOOO OC Asioldby Himself . He is testing the other Why let him test CHAPTER XI], (Copyright. 1926.) S 1 have said before, | bave never been able to see the bumor- A ous side of baseball, even though | ean laugh, at the reminis- cences of others. 1! was so deadly intent on mastering the game and everything struck me 48 80 serious that | failed to develop a baseball sense of humor. feet forward and landing on the : , side of the hips the feet would 1 was never what baliplayers call) myself and meet roughness with shoot into the bag. As they struck roughness. - In that first game in New York Kid Elberfeld was playing short- stop. Up to that time I bad been a fast baserunner but always had slid into the bases head first. No- body had told me different. So far, | had been successful, but it Was because | had not gone agains crafty big leaguers—men, like E]l- berfeld—who knew every angle of something solid the body would swerve around to one side, “That's how they escape being touched,” I decided. “Now, if a runner can figure the throw he can swerve to either side by little practice.” I talked to Manager Armour and his answers indicated that my de- duction had been correct. I didn't a “kidder.” In fact, | actually dic ot know what kidding meant when | first broke ‘into the big league. 4 teok it for granted that when a man said anything he meant ex- actly that. It was this concentration on my part, I believe, that nelped me to cet away to a good start even though I ran into much unpleasant. ness. The way of the big league] ,,., onmne Wait to be taught how to slide, I were awfully hard for me to ee : wer’ right in and taught myself, learn. On my first attempt 1 slid into /after watching the others. You may understand this when | *©COnd head forward. In a flash In 2 very short while I was able! it seemed that Tlberfeld gave me the knee, Stepping on the bag to receive the ball from the catcher we blocked my slide by coming down on my head with his knee. My forehead and face were shoved into the hard ground and the skin was i¢ is recalled that when I reported to my first manager | took @ letter of recommendation from our preacher, which related how I had been a regular attendant at Sunday school and was of high moral char- acter. I had an idea, perhaps, that bic leaguers would be anxious tu to go into a bag with all the speed of the veteran. In fact, I intro- duced what was a new slide in baseball. It came to me in an ef- fort to protect my ankles. I have small ankles and [I knew that if I took a long siide and we jamb into the bag I would likely twist help a young fellow make good: peeled off just above the cyebrows. my ankle and be out of commis- that they would take a fatherly in- The clever way In which he did this | sion, completely blocked me. When TI got to my feet I was much subdued. ] had run into a rea! big leaguer, | realized that he knew much of what | would have to learn. I made no complaint but, walk- ing back to the bench, I began to think. Every time I rubbed my aching head the more I thought. tcrest. I was soon disillusiened. flow Ty Learned to Slide. The first disillusionment taught mie the trick of sliding. I! have been called a vicious slider and have been accused of purpcsely in- juring players. Such were not mer intentions, but IT had to protec: A Swooping Slide. So, instinct taught me what I re- gard as an improvement on the old Instead of taking the long I would run close up to the base and then throw myself for- ward quickly—a sort of a swoop. The foree of a quick swoop or dart style. slide would swerve my body around more quickly. 1] would surprise the baseman and would get out of his way before he knew it Ex- pecting a long slide. he would get in my way. In making this slide | ran into severa) basemen and that is probably why | got the reputa- tion of being vicious or trying pur- posely to cut a fellow down. I] am not guilty of any euch intention. After Elberfel] had given me the knee and shoved my head into the dirt I figured that thereafter I would put the test up to the baseman and have him look out for himself rather than tntimidate :--. It's all a case of beating the other fellow to the punch. I gtill fal) to see why I shouldn’t make the baseman a little respectful of me rather than have him make me scared. Often I have wondered at the many stories of baserunners trying to spike a man while nothing ie ever said about a baseman stepping or some green youngster’s neck. The fans see one and don’t eee the other. Ball players know though. As I write this I have on my desk letters from fans asking for an honest statement as to the men I have purposely spiked. They mention several cases. Many more basemen have been injured by othe er baserunners than by me. Why don’t they pick on them? Anyway I will answer fn all frankness these questions in my next article. When the fans know what 1 had to combat in my first two years they may have a different view. peint. (To Be Continued.y The next installment of Ty Cobb’s story will anneer ip the Post-Dispatch Friday. RENT YOUR Tuxedo or Full Crese Sult From ROTHGIESSER BROS. N. W. Cor. Broad and ———— cigarette Prince put. The P.A. We bite your 1976, RJ Meynci4s Tobess ompany, Winstap-Salem, N.C. makin’s man . PRINCE ALBERT makes the kind of likes. A satisfying, full-bodied smoke. A cool, long-burning smoke. Because, at’s that kind of tobacco! You'll notice with P. A. —not all over the floor. You don’t need a carpet-sweeper when you roll ’em with The Prince Albert process fixes that. PRINGE ALBERT The of a Just try rolling ’em with P, A. Fill your system with its fragrant, friendly smoke. Convince yourself that no ciga- rette ever tasted just like that. Get your- self a tidy red tin or toppy red bag of any regular, two-fisted man bunch of men who have found their cigarette makin’s. Yes, Sir! And here’s another hunch: If you have often wanted to smoke a pipe, but felt you “‘never could,” just try Prince Albert. Here’s the old joy-jar with the lid off for fair. Connect with P, A. and a jimmy-pipe today. - and light up. Albert is crimp-cut and stays tobacco goes into the cigarette mentioned “‘cool.”” P. A. can’t tongue or parch your throat. —no other tobacco is like it! P. A. is sold everywhere in tidy ved what we mean the minute you roll one Prince Albert today. Join that happy with “poery ba of ie nd ‘perch, Fe rence 4. SL ER RR ed EG er at: SI PNET ne ee ter ee A A LE EN Ne el: eagle

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» ST. LOU! 28 eee OST - DISPATCH. Seven of the cight Justices of of tir on pi Entire Co iSPiracy “J tomes np bond to answe yg : Case fr mewiry be b. hich resulted from t eged illegal collection of $7.60 Le Sedo, AE Ee eo ine Te ] deral Judge Yaris today sus-| traffic cases [ ; 3 cts * 4 t charging “Jelly Roll” Ho- |remeyer of Clayton gave $15 J t fe ‘ layton, will be giv en by the bench | | SEVEN COUNTY JUSTICES GIVE | “LLY ROLL” HOGAN 5° coo DURE ASD ——— | Pe ace in St. Louis County who were | ns tT quash e ir q us tice of the I e€ace 4 Bi w . . - » — = 650 } * ~ ~ “" > , ee A AX : I -*. 6 | € T t ] m ld a. t” > | im) Ul¢ ‘ art bond veste rday on three counts, and | zell of of Indianapolis who | ty City, walked strai ——— eee ' the ' he | in | court | costs in speeding and other| : ; ’ CURB | § JUDGE John A. Lrne Le at . h, an operativ / Com he or iy FRUSTRATE A _ the local investigating " paeee ol at Wagner chapel, 3621 Olive: crandfathe ‘the Department of Justice eins terment “ye Sa! at & pb. so ineral yaks gens Fy nae © MEINBA ey | gronue. on ThunuEey. “em. 7. 38 2 : “. ARDT- Ratered, it into fest Tureday. | hau — Grove Cemetery. Krlege F 4 |e Pee Calinenan Louisan he Jurists Expressing Views | Grocer and Meet Pair Seen i i e 7 is ~ él . he =} rhe resignatron of Lynch, a ami" forty-sixth year. chapel. ¢ 4108 | °° -. TO GE T IN TOUCH WITH 1 OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMPLOYMENT! | ’ Read | the help er DYER BILL WOULD DETECTIVES, HIDING, SE2e*4t mvesmaron curs mmm Tim a ee ee ee 182k Romes F Marer wreca | WES a tesa at 8 >. me Frame BR ae dear beloved husband of oa ee te * ~ , . . . -# ?« > . Mrs. F. &. Halated of Denver, "47 Wiley. dear father of Paul J. Wiiev oa reearc War ' SierT cT. ~ M Rg. BC. lo , ss Lorene Mayer and Mys. Mrs. Maud Moueiler. dear father-io law aod | WRIstT war A . “Ho on Lot. 1919, ve , sterday resigned from the! Jan. Me o 1926, aft. Pr. i inhardt (nee M ‘Sao of 1333 39 Pnene Wydow m Ose > ‘ >. - e + nh => ry cod , A Proposes to B _— ar Off cers Ride to Garage ' ‘ith fer to Nashville, Tenn. The resig- M - nation was accepted . - Sig- | | einmhardt. dear sister of M ted. meek. M and ion | ge Ferry Moers dear eeielow and aunt. im | PERSONAL | DOG— Pound. German ) } HOUND—Fouad: a Funeral from Knegshaueer ¢ 1? as to Evidence. | tne 3 | ; IST ’ i >) i . —s sy tive St. Louisan, recalts recent dif ‘ ‘ : j ficuitic ; en ll- | Manche Post-Dispatch Bureau. iG Two hichwaymen, who stopped | ing in » oher St. Lovisans wo aries | ere wer sven oe. Friday. Jan 1 ro . 26-23 Wratt } eorge Te server. grocer, at t gg th the same depart ’ | - 5 Building. | door ar Teer 3 : Ghar wun at thei had with its ated y ee hare MORGAN—On Wednesdar. Jan. 4 1926. . PE St. Charlies Co arage behin + kre bh a) nome } Jam ni eonks' cee . i McLaughlin, head pf the | dear tne @ San ay ‘ bureau, recently os , msOtTner oO; Ru hy Steverer anc a : as ordered | ’ Pomerat ‘Paenaiieaie ‘i ‘ . { L2neiyo. «= 26 Nic nolen f: : — at 2 BD. @.. | Cullen & Kelly chapel. A415 North | COMING ING EVENTS : ‘ ht into 2 trap, | transfer nag red to El Paso, Tex., and is Tari avior avenue. Interment Valhalla Ceme- | (ed) Automobi and ours le > tte r 5. we ne toast _— a. I HANDBAG—Cen 2 .» Sang leader, { Seats sr and the Falstaff | the following ' | hae poration with con-) George Peters heap bond today: Judge Balt Y > + ro . ; b wd ce the Volstese ect | Pawar C. Pitman pt em $1000: prestced in the Jack Daniel distij/-|for two ci! int . 4 = til- _ t "ora y shipping a carload of real beer ) | Edw ard Blinne of B uaa, $1006; — oy anon igre grerd trial, rear se Aone ee ee | expected to leay : > 4 eal 4 abe i be . nN + . a om ~_s This disposes of | Groves, a. Webster | ‘2 the House today by Re man got away but within two| ward rescinded, while Ed- | Mt on wn. if ess a paste! | Valley Park +O M.S © ' ep.) ~ i. ee ee -| 1e local of |} a m.. Annie E. Murray. da ¢ * _»passen — RIDA } 4 | ord nmiotion in behalf mained “ sim | Stecker of Sees 208. an Henrv ' | Lov z bil er ould en ‘ice } had two prisoners ab i two cone! head of the — w cho resigned as of ine isig Hen — Mary Ma daughter Marauette , ~~ — = ya i * ae endant Tr 6 tn = on, £500. ler -ederal Ju ioc an We teach a com 7 cs ‘ office “larv (ammitte . uUGi- SUMS Of Mone } P.: . tae i : event ‘ | em. Late lle ieck tes disqualitic ion f¢ and future tt which will re sips ~ i. Jan. 6.—2 sosi ( Mo.) papers please ccpy (ot ST. La | BRICK W = write for free catai he ‘aris that h ne o th if ° ' pi 2 oe See: ne experte — 4rn tod —Enpntered int ‘4 TRAVEL "BY ' um tt O2T1LI. + > “4 si ai is sState- a Jus ~ i he: +e i a to ra y y “ | =o - eath a a | d into rest on Mon- ~*,.* a MOTOR BUs l\eomaasl h ments to th tices we inave ‘ m4 7+ ~ 6. Mon: v sioke Dortarct? ve a! oxen ° D ay Jan + 1s lid { ha a vs . TcCck CS A. RN sa. > Be © _ . 4 e gran fur lea heir e attribut- | measure assed ji lay nignt etective Iim- S Wer { 426. at 10-30 Pp. m.. Ann ize . : ) CK POUNTI e " e tech | ‘ contril in , a : | Jt y had nN -" t oe indictmen: ? ut : nresenr o oe ed in the brose M ] mea hi at “ - aid Am dav afte: rnooen y e in: fured yester- a wi mth (nee _Wagstaf : a ; 29 = 4 ~ . a Ns Transportation Co. i arvemmeed w ‘4 * S — eer Te goed-pay' ng Tee tion w . , 4 contributed information on whi ® politics. i nt session of Congress | Skink alone hid in the alley. At oon, when a flareback beloved wife of Joseph “A. goed Se. a ee oe 414 T | —Sranited work Linden 16sa4 FN SE A ye — . his ‘ ; ‘ » AUTOIST, IN Followin : P slat ct _ inker nad | ala : ho ird ? th 446 e on met ner of J t , ye . Gear } Night oy y mes Bide. 7iG sce. >? x. ee ae oe ao egg “as based. bu it JAIL yy) DAYS. : el e is the text of Dver’s wand esta i and Je. ir boule- 1 19 ié C;ulf Re fining Cc o. barge. | Leora cd. t Joweph F. Ne — mister of Scans ent number. Central 3545. (oe) | CARPE a P'sa™ Grand. Lindell % e y the . —_—s e it enacted by ¢ = ° gmerer picked up Sop 2 Sprite.” caus er Wagstaff —_ Tt ane Ut es NTERS ant s presence le Saied t’ ORE FOR TH e TO. 38 oO! Represents 3 : ~ « H. bie saa ww kro Sat , ° T! to f] iames spre _ me M. de w Jan. . at 2:30 sb XN TICE ces ’ a Grand talk wv: m students we a om om \. “ - . ‘ 2 ec .) ~ 1 ’ a ® sa - - ron oy | nan P rer - { oe ’ . 6 . ; zrand jury was enough to win th . = OUGHT it ue j ss .* a er . ” » se questioned about the aatie 5 ee Consider Fine in 4. weageegy to after in any cause pending re-jinto the. alley. No robbbers oe if crude oi! were sto r of gallons PINKNEY—F xtered — a oo THe has Socal sia7s. ee —— frequentiy Ep ¥ Dien he was indicted and } om Intoxication “ | Federal Court triable te in any | peared bers 2D-/ brought the fire und red. Firemen | ,/2",,! “886 at 10:30 D. Monday. | __ THE COMMITTEE _ aunee ‘pereeei Ver ania Be P| ; eo ! ) - , — . wr os ' ode see una@er h Pin lh - m™ - ary ae ~ aes Paris declared today at No intoxicated which the jury has been im ry. tn} Last night at,@ o'clock t) isinking 1! r control after »s len Pinkney of 4117 Obear avenue. dear SEALE RO ; OS. “Devt. P. answers to th ay i hat Hiogan's ’ to he le - % autoist is Eoing | to uv the iss hoy “ en impaneted Was ren ted ie o0cioce he act | — 2 bar “—s Mrs Ea Re x * Pink: 2s dear mother ~ # — Dd > IPOSALS Tsar toute, Mo tmmediatety y a, : 1@ grand jury oh? MO ag s€t z with es . ow 7 & ue of facts. th on S repeated. As Tegm ee nneaned l Pinks mest ear nee Pinknes y aseitie VO "> OF BOND OFFS PREPARE Por pos tion i edly had shown thar “e 4 -leourt.” said Sedge Weed. in mv: Presiding tn said court pore agp his garage door sb 3 " r openéd | b — | ey yy Be be Rote A Pinkney . - Tasreveonee Eagerien He 2. — | : every ustness aces Eee YF rye » ‘ “a “4 : . a ber of " _ af . Jul 5 } not = eo ; 42VU, ‘ ; : ing men ~ v “oO a in \-lae and r-and- am | |6«_ Oounty Aran ~ ok. a Aer. :f yo 5 a m } ou : party to the co “iClair ¢ r the St. | “Xpress ani ~| stepped 4 = ae E A T a s j =e ber. tn her f?ftr- . 4 wad as. Bvives | “ads ¢ - ss Leos » nspiracy ir County Court vesterd Ss is pinion as to the rea. : eG oun. Henrv collared GAY — Vsieced’ t Funeral Thu ‘sixth reat. “nd tssue of rot excted'n —“c't*rec inte at on” Wan |? hy oe tureday. Jan. 7. 1976. at ° one 20's. bearing 3 ver =z $300,000.00; ChrY COLLEGE OF panticulere ¢ ; said Judge F ; ‘ Z Hier 7 is ey of © EF +. P Aj nesses or the we - ; an bls hrouveg ~* § on ¢ @% Me Se - 19 v2 - a “ on Wednesday . = . om te Prov at a> ~ ok : x P . anr us . Rid = ~~ per ceé@n t interest sem! ' ‘ 7E LAW AND FINAN ey sustainin c- . aris iD | raigne allon was ar-/‘t¢stimony involve 2 ight of | ground. On fl EINER to the ;Gray. beloved husband of the nad | @Faad boulevard. to Valhalla Cemetery orth | Same. Peeine tn a ee the of- gen tit } end Olive. Tindetl $423. ¢ t ee cannot oe Ho ns morion. “2 man : £n ad an J pleaded gui * provi . - ne c d in aid ise. ‘ . 3 ii oLner a utran Se Dp nhine Gray Pree be pucnd of rine late j meg, ' a @ ter a up unt: oo = in a~Y City or eB EN TIFIC nea uty cw! tore taught © Teh com pelled—yet, ” and he! Hens! ®V Was arrested °2 ' ided, that nothing herein co ud Malone, who feared woundi mt Henry August, Will um. Mee brother of RABER—Or Wedneed: Tan f 9° oa voy a7 gy 28 eens Macmete ‘RetTUe eas. na a paused significantly. “to give test!- ‘after crashing h 32 days ago | ‘#'!ned shall prevent the court a each other if they fired a be William Hempe | Mithilda|_ * * mi. Joseph "Raber Je. of _ 1926, ~~ Box 184. * a retary. —e Detmar Sane. 7 * mony againet himself and the x a car belongin mS machine against Precting a verdict when on Mag The prisoner “des than 3 - —twawa««®§6 oo" Ce ‘Deother: ena Er toa fom of sosepe aid RSA Trade Schoo ar : i iim : s} e = ‘ . ‘ aa Soe 7 . / r 5 nie sa = >? E = J . iims ? —_ - a x : > s ' r iD id ia le e go 4 ai othing for me to do b: ae Si while it was J Reve Jesse Huling | ™*Y be required or permitted me as Bianchard Barger, 4952 eit) _ Fuuera; from the Leidner chapel e pon, nepher and Anna Rabe: 7 ae STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING SRICKLAT nRS. CARPENT - - woe . at SUSi.ain rn © 5 ~ . . see ~o¢ ~+ > . - i wc A js " ‘ys r Pet e . 2 2 o° oa n nhew . sae > nce — twee Tors motion to quash’ a avenue. Wh Ba d on Lebanon &24matter of law. as stree?. Polic eal Tin a Ceteteil ibe — vl 4 _ iday. Jan. 6 at 7 pr on | yy ong adG cousin, sgec + moathe | a =TOC K HOLDERS’ MEETIN AND ncaa BTT Bs CIRCUIT JUDGE nme fener said } nN arraigned the pris- Says Law Is Needed. heldue and mamed Robert Hilt ie = eer on tintin g Deceased i M.S e Phage gly oo Rhold regular annual meet- . Ped eu: how -'@ make real ‘ : — “8 ad a “Thar t eg ) > ee : . rt riliton G10n a ngineers’ | 9O-}4 Gras Bente nen Gerie cnape:. | + dere of the St = = ree plans 7 i rank thr hat the Judge of t f 4322A Page boulevar — 1:3 is avenue. -Priday Jan. =. ema! Bank of louie ¢ ate Na- heokiet “Tow to Read and ee M ELHINNEY | glasses of moo , SCC | Jucge of the court on ge boulevard who was GREE N—ZE nteread tod 3) Dp. @.. to the H. 5. at of dir St. Loum for the elect . +. Plwe Bs... v9 , Se ‘ i onshine liquo ‘the . 19%6 : on Tuesday and for t r engsuin ° : cam - " 4 involve: : ne. H lea ean ait . 197 ‘ : lay. BOE i r the tranmaacti & year Chicag® Tech. = ie 10 BE HONORFD BY THE BAR == e dizzy. Me also said he could cause, shall be requir a i in said | fessed, according to t! MSO COn- | = Green. be oar hac ~ >. m. George gg _ a ag Wednew | DC! 2° may be an AS a — Shin ot. “Ricas ttc Butliera, 1 iis 4 yy 4 i ; “ s ’ U ° ‘ 7 ‘ ’ iad 4 on an Tl oy en - ; . pe i- aa . ee ~ = — . i » ‘ ng ‘ | . : i ; a —————_ _ se — ' a A dinner _ —- : ? a iine, i his charge te phe a ad Geliver | declared Barger help- , 5 se ‘ and Wil # ya Wa rdrip: Sone ty a... a — an . ~ - — so ee ee the park! ae of | — “- COLLEGE—A — Sa: Judge McElhi iy Cireuit | owe have been in jail 22 days.| es of t ti after the recent Kroger store robb twOjand Mra. Bertne D. airs. Nancy McBride poe. Reteved Ruane 6 ee ee aan coer ~ pom SF ge BH e. a iis iy Walnut et eae cten ~- * oa . mney of 8&8. Le sO 1 am goin ee 5.1 fo n of testimony and be- | Bar . robberies, "Sth \f-aw an¢c ur me. ang our dear /Of Mrs ‘I faiher of Clara. dear som | +9 & m. te 12 neon. “g rom LP — | 3 Sf ore the argu SB UO- arzer denice ore year iG urcie ip B Saates ae aura Roedel nee Fowler - sd FARN SALESMANSH! ¢ At Cc _ uls/ 4 » “ to give you 30 mo -s a! sument of “Ont " 4 d wt ‘ mpotin - eahkhee : S io} y-tbur he late ine r Tc! ana HH. * STADLE A — r io we Tea oh, “ounty, upon his completion of 25 Pert to think over your conduct. jeither side, and whe oo ent Paes TO" leak Gee ae +p Rg - Sy eg RE STOCKHOLDERS’ See | lends bone —— : years of servi if erhaps it will CLiby eithe rty here requeste]| Neither maa had: 7 Om ag gmalhcteat residence. | brother-in-law and uncle ly Be mgs waticg 19 Rereey Ove @e ¢ : ; resizing. City College « ce on t 16 he teach you a le r par Ly £a d maa i.2a a revo = HAt FR = tered is r i fr ° sé 45 rears. ™ nz of he . t the anrua! ' house ~ ’ 9 on on ° ( lae ard ; neh at “ald Judge Weber. S80Nn.” | he reduced to ‘ charge shai] | COrding to Sergt. Sn e piver. Ac-| Jan. 5. 1936, os eee ex Tuesday. | 7" L aie a + on net chapel, 2223 Pudiishing Co aT be ann of the Pulitzer | old Ay SL . -*" ance. 322 N. Grand bi. Lindell 24 en. sutleu to Britinge oh Ssergt. Sopp. Hilton said ' Hauer “Pe. a > «a = 7» | 4-45 — venue. turdar, Jan % at ‘Se. com ~ tnt e a: the office of “4 . any —_— 7 Wet a } be be >. &.. ‘ JIohn o—- aad ot lg mae Tw : 5 of | city: mal TR = ho Ve er. th at in Er rr led. c ley €ax h had a @ixX.in = wali aaiel r s . - ts on - c*a> he ~— 13 Deceased - 9 = at =» ‘ #meteryv street. in oad it e. ifth > ones and Olive. terma our i > ircrry fi “RARBER COLLEGE —_ ederal courts 52S pipe which t? oe piece Of 'desr simer of Mr Realas Mut Julianna. | *°- 694. 4 gy aber of Purity Lodge 9” Monday sam Se 1928 Mismour:, | 22 SS; catalegue fee. ary med aA a* pointed at Mazdas er 3 r net e a a mumret M-« SAGER — the : are ion a bn Baan - Mm. JOoR ~as "$74 South — gach — busin 5 wren ot make more 2 _) ay. (rena of Tb ‘was M ~ art name come before the mee: ess as =ay os a - 4 $ s an evrer efor: ve wit) =a east JOSEPH PULITZER. President. Hillman Heatime Geewies chen. taste. sole trade. dey N Heating repairs fa GitacEEnen write for cat pioeve. 3 ‘ cneratten : | loge _ 810 N_ Oth st. — es ' -- ——— é bu dbeenatiedl ae == MEDICAL be ii an nd bar of the city and count 4 Hotel Chase to sg el a ty mney, who is 74 vee losed “Season to Be Uno his c tri hesnene a Juda : rs old, ' Der 7 19 Pp ’ his harge after ; : 5 , as gr Jan. a 1990}, and ; Specta! te ttre - - . 26. se! such > argument 4 coun s ed the ir ftroers on ae } by" served longer t) Ww ~. a os - Tepe tch ae procedure an a , rate Sines & Tegemever last ¢=- ra “sda er) ‘ ‘ireuit Jua ian an Vv othe r | \ ASHINGTON. ee Th : shail he fr low nd practice i. Th > roce - & “a e% & ee Re — rsigence A Hawk as w a. mm M b: . = , i ge in Missouri now ‘closed season dur! e 10-year) jog , ed bv the triai|/ 02 each had adn er, insist- | Semarcs Churrh tatkentenk Ee St. Dectased es iL the bench. He decli pa on : a dt uri ig which ewans UGEees in F edera] eaterte -4 ial — . ‘ ~'s* ) et. ing «1 iny ben Galt. , au. & ( emeterr K ete “ t = Pe Ma - Pi “as Pa Ten rer of Brotherhood ~ 4 e : = vu. LS 5¢¢ | on ow iis 6] - tate ‘-~- i 4 . - ‘ Nien . > - FP + : ratice te ment to the Sr Lo ned appoint- — Dor be hunted anvw here in +) ; euch States ** ve na | i in al auser service. 232°. ace ation Way Empic) es, L ocai No, Ee Reg g ven that the annual : 41: at “ e . s : he : ~ ‘ owe 7 - ~ = he on > = is > aes t : oe bi peals = , ul Court of Ap- I nited ftates expires D = ' i ommentin i ie Tw *) men -: we ° er ; ca , - 3 - - ard s “MC MMITZ—E= ‘i ee , Lith : a SSS the Mi 1d we ost bs ‘Th Eoveral yeérs ago This restrictio ec. 7, 1926./ said: “4 | mg on the bill. Dy over to St. Le enna allan tpg ages “3 Ja oped inte est on Sue 1 civions of tha quunaa aa EEE deoaeed | TOUNG WOMEN need — tp . : vt . , D wa | . 4 . * le * e ‘ id. i ver ss . ~~ L.c urls , un? ‘ = = Diane ' w, - E . me —_ nor > . ‘¢c ; 2. seme ~ at ‘ > > = “ ae am .* street. ; 5 a i Z North » A : n ‘ng he — ath The dinner will be nonpartisan. ‘®® Provisions o Binns under | parently usw Of this sort is ap- see. cy ee ee te ee pg el oe Schebita “ear beloved enn of George and | Monday. g BR Ee Missoe-t. | Spe" ore AR, -. * — hee nd vawinta ae ot ° aan Will be opened bv 4 treaty hetereen aor cake 3 of the} sitise: ~ ‘yy ETeatuy needed to pro: : , . RS Mrs. Will yp ef Woe , a ite W enee itt dear hrother ~¢ a ‘clock “ag . at the hour GAs PIPES bi Waar ot. Saas s ternity r ie thur V. Lashily, cha: y Ar- e D . s from ‘th ‘oO provec: —— — | Pann oe ee — 2 Jr. Mami , imans. George H.| Clecting five directors purpose of = ooo enn. ler ¢ a . 2 . ¥, chairman of ited States! roa) ie ie CE 1D. asec ee ephew mie. Matilda and Josep” é nea imectors for the '— . + =a : Mi nofthe A land ‘Sreat B *yrr despotic ea Mee METERIES te 2S years 11 ment and our dear ceeeliiaiin te sehmiiz, | 2 for the traenpsac ensuing Year —— a . angemen'ts Co a AS ritain enacted f anical action emma ene on + - st Montes and 3 sephe Sramdson. orother in-.aw Dusiness tion of such ther | . a : ‘ mimnitte en ae ‘pr ect or the ctions of sam 3 — ti o* : euide TENTS es State Senator st Spetetieks eepedt protection of birds mi | Suc ges of the Unit ne of - nerTes =from ‘family residence, 112 Fineral Sutuntay at 8:3 - JOHN PRENTIS. > “Sere, & __ msc ‘OL PA mater A . grating b nited Ss soil are nas n , riche ¥ at 8.30 ’ RRI'CE P NTIS. Presi P . TED obtained. e will b 7 : A. L io (sardner we een th « es pi ted S: oe fo “In . ; i =’ Stee irt. every a ae 1aca. at 2 ss - Tu scar jan. a rs elf , - wim 4 ere avenue s. pmsl ge St. » > PATES ; dent. CONCRETE A ts air fe and) fe) cd a ; ore Speakers will ada. tates and Can-! continne nye Daniel case’ he ry grave - ry . hence to Zion's Ceme-. | * Fh 4. “~ = 7. “hurch. thence = avs ; &§ Louis. Mo. a . 33 Oe8. to@) | a. asting. eine J. Larson. 1 N. 7th. . , Cis = ms . . — ws © *' 3 s % — “ ed. ° . OVE Sven — : 2 iam} . ted ~ — . j ~~ * a°.vea and Ao " a . ® a Tialph (Chan ee Static Senator The Bi ,logical Survey , Was but recens, — the Tudes With @ monument 11:20 a. mm pa : Jan S 1926. at rl is Sem. a ae 6 Gul . how _ —_ ub hates v | ce lor Hadlev of Wash- v nited States Department a4 the bench. i A. i. vt Dut upon the Setar _— 3) ust F | , ; ion Ss, ~ Be we be lowed pa es ico? THEATRICAL 4 niversity, George C. Will culture which Of Agri-/case from th Practically took the _—— : ather of Mrs. Hal Ke ney. Wf migg 44 Hotel See a chi life ar Me!Dourne | LOST and DANCERS Wid —Colored: Phar - Ls s0n, president of the St. : noune 4 =. *rom oA “prides, Ja ail. Py at $:30- a m. | AIREDALE—Lost LOY M FE N R : Court of Appeal Sof the St. Louis | thereunder promulgated br re bonds to the United s ne appeal enn = This io g) South Grand boulevard. to Bethania Come | oe. 38 Gols Sa See a ae ae Grand 9012 oan: se JOB WORK—Piaser, : . eais, Circui res _ : the Cd States Cirecu 4 ~ aT On vary Cemetery. 3s 2z— Lost; men A N T E D ft \ Hamilton, X. P. W ures > i Be woe ithe copy SSRTETETS, even with | wo - peals. ruguees SE ww ESOS SL | oer —On Tuesday. Jan. 5. 1928. a gen mR A end) ae Seward Del sa: Delmar SSeOw. and varnishing mac ; Jud an ircuit ’ ail Of the 10-y¥ ee mh otner - c See il eee Lreorge Jost. helo » | Some { e. DaDder : —, 2 - (c4) paintin i ; _ Judge Wi , ~year ler words ‘ 7 = - Sead ef Lacenite dock ime See aDers piease copy. (c PIN—Lost; « carages at 3 low ; | 4 sie on irdeman, Judge McEthin. |*°2- ** Will still be un! closed sea- United Stare Gs. a Judge of the iS Ge ™“ Ys > —— son of Apelonia Jost. dear t Martin). dear) SPREEN—Pnterec ¥. (ct) day. Reward 3724 "yin digmond, atar- ce; call at al ® : j iB ¥S8 colleague at Clayton haath tinal as aad of Pete oe fe 6D cei geal APIOPS | Kita and Mrs st. dear brother of Mrs. | Jan. 5. 19 tered into rest on Tuesday. | BRACELET — Lost, £3) ; | ACO We MEN, BOYS ee The speakers hit ingen ircds at any time, until aes mets himect? an on ¢> : 2 62 | Etward Jost and our dear Hutton and Spreen hy hott 9:55 Db. mm. Emma, ew Years E E “chains of giver b ALTO MECHANIC—Pirst-cla : PS judge M = “ * will pay tribute to/” lgratory-bird treaty ntil thejeole arbiter of tha ex ip as the 4 RU SEL 7 RI. ind umele. at the ace of oF Seether in law liam Spreen dene oie h anager wife of Wi -| turk to_ 6803 Ween please takis repair sil manes ge KO 4 id Judg eElhinner’ pea |” : . act reguls ae Of tJ enilt a= : Pu nt te oS years : Dreen. Gear mou of Hme! rad 2 ward o4) S41NE Cras ; a = ; ‘ . stor ir a on . 43°° - i a z-ancmother es — ann — ir dear eae my as aet With vo dia- | ASPHALT shin . Oo tax 7 4416 A ofeuth and legal wisdom. killing of swans” during —_~* ne) in Palins Manne |, €ei:ore him = Petes St. Prue’ Chur eves Arvenal | #70 cenl from miece. mother-in-law| flaherty. 6023 Stents ag gree | Der geuare. Hi ed 5315 ; — bopen vi £ a stated bonds R-9 em supersed-. eT atl Pauis ¢ ee ee ss. ._uneral from the residen ' BRacelere ie _Cabany 916. ASPHAI ie bAKER—W - ,open season. i ated Donds, he said sperseceas oe KF ie reas lisen str idence of daughter. | see test, pear ‘| 4t shingles. > 2 m Wants “work, and ro AM A BRADY JR, nn An exception will pel men a effect. thar +} MPLA ND—ait ba - ‘ .t 2.3 - — ow an Friday _m («CS about Missouri Theater. Jan. 1. m or} : $4.59 to , mas Heltenberg. 3416 re tuade for scientific purposes v0 ae a are £ulty, a I w yess cg S 7 . ars hig residence. 4459 For-j¢terr. hence to New Picks > toa O55 W Ti Theater; reward. Forest | = > SO KKEEPER—Si.. - one. _| ‘o er a ‘ - : how. acai ; rine = a 793°. - . a » | Wenestar . ~ sie . , i. org? oo — ' ; pare ; ca De Sie. lreferere dee perm! ma ch not give Q‘, te ee ks | em: | SCNCH OF KEY (et) one East 7973 . t rmit \¢ ; i . s e 1 » > ‘ Seake . " ° . " 41340) ‘ ~t, sTEE — > be ba a= . mm ¥ ~—— | s° : e ' ’ ——— - — SS WN NEW YORK = rr of Agriculture. of the Secre-/tion determin aaa at ques- a Kempland. beloves “husband of | Jen ~~) PD At hie residence. 39084 Shenan- | Cat reward. Riverside O37. th | tee: a MAKER Sit; uphoisterer, ‘ Special to the Poet Dist A ‘ ed «by the Court ABLEY—+: v cemplani, father ef arthu OMe la: 1-30 Due, tix Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1926,| ~~ —Lost: black — 1S) 7 class, antiques. Matthe ae ° +! a bc = +. . Vu ° . on, t 3 ea : . . - — - — * ty ~e " . & ‘7 te. ous : > 326 : _ ae an re ws, 4 CRs - ntiq y Ber NEW YORK, J Ww i MRS, # — should the Court of A ar --. ®. 3 26. ae Test oon Mondar |. De Ttance H. Kem: —s tOTS _~ Tushand of the Witham A. a , sees —SBenandoa bh. stand 2 s885M se > sen ead 7 4 st i. ‘ : A . i= A ie > — - y : - c= Thin : Daisev Abhier “~~ ar e. . 4 - Donnelly’s ai edb ioe a ec i rs Mary A. Conner | Dox — a _ ta 4 .847R (ek ami La’ ; ,Tea” 7128. 13 Nor th lai r yy rot 3). 3 : {-s ey. are ps4 ‘ell be Donnelly's par | ofr Learment . anOTS. 5s. j—Lest. F a a! yotte: a » the ma a qd Ve steriudna Vv i Hoste * + «a - _ Ri = ~ 7 = . a ’ 5 = a, - ”" aP Lie ‘ —s J ir ar In - - am . . ——~ r an . . ”“ — ducer. and a au eran pronis tion. w , they page s Nationa) Ex posi- ' rites {tf a‘tention aye yee ai _ol- 4 - “ ~ ed Into res! on Pena ute Puners! oni Ld mee, = etme ry The eg ord “ ge = ea varr ae bmwn. Dart dull Weber, Storug* muoring. y contract ; 30 aw oe ae : Laat StICes a . : ] ; be host 4 “4 4 ai wemper of ; ‘ . ag on to -} ar ms _— = * PT i e" lvaar 5,o8 a .. pr! 5 A actress h i; Youngs ‘ ess to the memh . iii Oo the arbit we te Orit avenue oTma Derg of ren - a) mom. Sy Chout ng tog Reward WwW 2 answers to Ted. | . Sere a iJ $ gs bee: . of me hers P arv.(rarv nea, « . hele ; ie he ot ad BR Pn avenue Ne- LOULFR . i — — Webster 5jATW stg . ARPENTER—#@ . Gane -—- : at lenat } B: oadu ay he se) P the church women’ s & Dp. eneened br oes - Tr OW es oO” hes 3 and Anna Gers Gc h6ces 27 er of ; Cemeterr. . STRICAL AND On Tueadar en i Doe Los . fox es Frei wood t) oo inside Ginish. ha . - au vea Pr. but the date , th the exposition at a te 2 OUD of | Judge. wv ~ l nited & m.. Henry " Dre not ~iSur, 1000 Nort : Are You I ving \RPENTER—=s! room _1 404 , nnoun ee ernoocn. — sS.ances befo 2 : 5 ~ nm “ ~_ ireda ~ aa = . © = - shan e x . A : atice af eneea’ a . ang Seu's -d aa 1 ar 5 sit. Seen oe! ; - Miss Alexander and Br ced. | Brooks as h Assisting Mrs./ oy fore, and the Congress. ee te on ee See | ae aud tne tate tatioeine West tea ann, om Amberester | issuers | oh or ew. Se Bm > : Brady s hostess wi! sght te pu gress me str ine! 2423 | Ea Pat | 7 hester ; ared- part : ih SEE nan, 1852 — ained a license yesterd obd- | ¢. Post. presid will be Mrs. L ; 2 tO put an end ‘to this nv te ry » street. to New St. Mar : + | Rettier 3: oe locos mak Maaent ee ak ~— “ FR Er red tae mn : ~ 4 > - Plster par _ - pe Se- i a a! 7 = ne! + Ix™> eh * ns ie3 - : re.igo le. ref the Ne moaned was performed by | haffer. chal: man of th D. Judges Cc f th ) as = Wiss -orm pe! val. 4 79g°R at 4 . re on Mone = 4 . TS > * a > st a ernan Geariy “. J — FT wm? ' puPp (,@rman Poiice ware nn yal : ‘Mont QtT 0 erence. “Nor v. erna > . ne = > : Le nited Sta: seh a 2 fe, Bt 4 Dp. m.. Minme Bio as > Eden Church. afften. then a ~ D. mM. Pred apd Marr “tuerman 2 Caughter ft sar: anewe-s coer AIN OFFICE. 52D aXD ) tal Perr susieinial * rd V Me Committee +. K eT to . * . a es a ed bam] + =% der a )@rT += i . et . Re a eH S&S? a ia a? » , — «ne a.) as 4 re — “ to Bape Rex: se We . * y R.Sit: = | : 0 all irts Bloecher oe . Widow of ox co San ro St. Lae: o. , ete . Fred Ww: ahring rel reward. EF t 1D- can save é clos men: reliahle oo oo A. Brady Sr — which takes ais Ee remap fenkdoner re agence fo give bonds {2° a eee —— the Gravois Farmers’ Club. aged 14 ye bcuerman. after a bead ee Fiereasat. Coil Gal = tet | rates. relia wines 43374 years’ eaperience, ual ‘ a * . be r 4 - i + - | t me : - . > Wane ron reg i low Ks _ ‘ —_— > . ‘ ri frre Club Zz o~G : a re -— rate es © a mao * i a ai , c e a * y better know s Feh. 16 * . in the Coliseum % & eir appeais + ie termar and Mrs. ! irs M dred RIXFER- te, De f “" The Rte i menth asd on Y .. nees. I““>—-Lost: tey Beosto - . ' Prone ‘ te Tat rer a © n a 6 to 2 ,ur ighe Setar of 3 mn 2 om: " “4 era. es plac , brown ma Dull te ‘ = or _ inf t.. & Gorge, were s Grace = urts. This refusal mie! . { Jacob Obers > Hensley, dear Riefa- -¢ cay, van. 4 1978. sey. &. at 7:30 — from e on Priday. J Town, white markings, gk dark ——— ormation. ter, ss yr a on city and ont ; present. The b | The part th tire! tht be en. Asiteth. and our gear m and Mrs. Rosie ‘0 efer of e814 Alabama avenue. | * Siecle | Seeiiees aida ae one Meee | oe Se a. Se Seat: | — wore a dark blue ensemb! e bride ‘st. I ‘ : e church women of ¥Y proper in some ) ! le and . Louls will pi oo such » ‘ al cases, Fear ndmother, im her seventy-second aod Mrs . Clarence Squires, our dear 2 ean thence to Calvary Cem cus DoOGs— ; : (eA) | ee, . tion will be Fh sn 4 C=pcsi- | w ell. acne nere the defendants Are runera!: Thursd , Wr en ea %. aoerin.aw¥ and un _ a | SUMMERS— Ertered vipa: netery inte wa Loe on’ alt a dogs. in Mapie- | REPAIRS for “any wl) - ussed at the te ‘-£nOFR ab ngers prt from the « rscay. Jan. 7. at 2 om En neral : J = 19° nto rest on Tuesd 3 a no teeth. tongu ; nace” : ae - tl continue tn their meeting and : at e @ inals @ dangerous crim. Easton aren rge L. Pleiterh chan D. Mm... ~~ o. al Thuredar. Jar ~~ at 8:3 “ws = a 1996, at 4:20 » om. Ets ay. | ays hanging out. name ie al- | screens. te assions Miss Alexand pro- linea dé fin nite P lans on ‘ a ic ard where their sibeiien See ~ iT eTLy ‘> Ge Pater’a 3 >>* ee a a 2 z= Peet: ° -e-a Soe tat c 20 a. nd ~ a e! v =: ia ee - Dee —— white. two black spots on | Main °N43 . PORS - tr . ute #4 : ir sentences reulare-um. H — meter gfe , °. atte - Sum D izBter of cc $$$ $$=_— 1 seen in Schoitz) — — , . Chureh women especially, ? a long number of r S are’ im Baneum. Hiulshem and | = Rete, | Grare Pee eee, g hm atic. Edward. Elmer and Keaneth a of Jow | Opec, Se ewer =I R er’s “Call of Life” nterested in mies! ‘ ially ; “Hower ~ Of Years. Re | [oe TSs piease Dr. Ge Sate ao. «(ferment SS. Peter and eer Funeral fro: er and Kenneth Summers. | hr $— = a rady’s last prod n missionary work wever, there can } WWE—Entered int ©) | com ahd Peal | tore aaa, fm Arthur J. Donnells's par -MS— Last. 2 reeis of A. G. BRAUER “Lucky Ra P ucinge venture was invited. Similar meeti : aPC licuse for refy “#4 , an be no ex-',.” 1978 at 2 . mot om Tuesaday. Jan KIENTZ—Frterad tnt S3iten" 7 +6 ‘indeil howlerard ney s nar _ing picture fi'rs. ¢ be He ' kodak mov ‘s P rm Mec arver ** , ‘ eld @urir > nes ae i? be ) In as . .2Sing abe qa cenera!! = me Meisne: ; —_ ann _Hennmetta j hr > 19° --* see rest on T ee ~* Yr . ELE 4S. * m.. Ts v« tati oe os Chas Hote! and rece ve $30 to ron STOVE that ° ‘Nerv es - The a . eTore = the next few weeks. mn addition to the ie uera. i? af i ne red mot Sh, ¥.' a-Brilante Zz 4 . Ken pote! = 4 to. re | Adelia Hien a by New York c - nN - * ss he tr} - sed "un Siaie at - - : rs —_ " ‘ - = - "eae 2. ae - 43 A t inde ~_ aS I 4 a rm im " -% 192 S _ 1 eo res >t? Theadar PO ag s hoe: vou - . > ™ ar and Junio- ar ‘WALL PA ‘ er work in “Te . . for NGES WN RIVER _ Upo nN , }e@ Fara a ARAUSE—FE-+--~ ‘os a , ber fe i ? Herter W Rettinns a — be lor ed | GLOVE—Loat d- —? ne —— ar 2 ANY — foom ’ . s Ty he y oungest. oe — . ree ice-gorges wh to. me ; . sat were gQerer : _ BRE A Teter ‘ ; PTme! . , .: a 4 ’ —R —- = * -_ Te! tneth ad ward. _Forest ,ae7 fur-trt ‘mmed: ve ro ae Zz. ee r at Awful Mra. £ nd dammed : ges, which hag) ™en all of good standing and : (ER—On Tursdar 5 ga 4 1928 at 7:58 p.m. Perdinand | per fee Srmends (nee Re mothe> in. |iNSt™RANCE POLICc ES _____(@) | HAVE your pave . t Sh aton.’ d the Mississ i > ‘ble S42Cing and we! 4 1 — im ot “a ? 2 Mi. — “a whand of dear crandmo'n - ee ReYTnoids nandl E POLIC ES—Lost " So 3 eur ft = ring af : e was born . _tween here ae River be- |? to furnish bonds in ie a oe 1928. at brother of Leo, J : Sitecar}. dees Se ee | 4 nited Qs — and ar RS x "es « 02 te ae tea As=umoen ~ 3 R~ ow, — . 4 TT _ H- ee @ id s. at ~ . war 45 ' - Y im leh = aey @st En a 3 painting to be a LOO" i studied | P cae operat Tud o 2 6 ia -s 4 > 4 ‘ ee - 7 Ree- ee to eee e = - . Mre Y I: wren) t > ey a a. : : . 3°R - ai. Da ~ > | ‘ ien 4 ages are good an ' S our a OdemMeie: —— . imc e in fk: ’ her-i ss ie Church. |] m.. | PESSON ward. . ‘nt wash're Forest | violinist. Sh steamboats ¢ of | = and able m if dear brother er , te for am a-iaw and 5- Peter and P - llerment |LESSON COT PONS— , . ‘ a e began S tor several w her " ie. en, but a erim-iaw and and Funer — send year mes ad Paul's Cemetery, ¢ 2 ae’ . ~ Lost. . | PAPER HANG! ‘NisT—s . ramatic career six years her! melted Monday l weeks past.|“"¢"® re @ number who ov Se a i: 1c the | Feb eieeee om the residence. 1512 War TAIT —Fntered itt Ber (e0) | eet, _ es eee a and up. Li aaeil d rate: 39 yense ieee ee acc : f ee acc. ‘. and floated ee *Siimate a ain ‘3 OVere- Be Ream gaay f-om resid-n-« - : > nz Daten _ ~ecdar lan = ~ &.o- >. 19°28 “dg ifto mst n T e . ; se “RAL reward inf a ‘ Pi re - work en e ence at poro¢ - -_ aa = oO .F 4 > a’ ase $34 eres 7 at . > mt an : ‘ r 3 AP RI NG ey me too wt : ' : w mstt fan. The water ler . +. natin iiscr ¢ es e x : AD : ~~ a . - ~ . ; FPodar J : i “ a "eer 'a ‘aw Tie oe os New -~* Var Ts -_* ) he — - al e ’ a. im... Fran 4"- i > - nak? . irS =, =f Astaon ¥ Me n “a _ - = LANG E—as een ~ Jesus a ; Xai , brag our drar a bs a ana Pat! Mw WEY — Taser ny M Ee ie Dp m: Trews Monday ~ betwen 3 end # PAPER BH \NGING aoe 1187, Post: Sed, waste wor i} oe stream waters f ied Bhe up-|S™P'y Secause of a few.” | ‘ —Enterd into rest e ' ks, busband of Sophi Willtam Lanse. jm re pluredas. Jan. 7 PaCKa =e3 vee = os | 9 WOre: lowest sokatil 4 LPP : ’ . ; , : fo¢@ 7. SICGealy ia 3. jones ¢ So Dae Laz —— tt ‘om f tir on , at 30 . : AGES—! — ~ ~-- —— : : - Through Paul the part - rom fiow ing inte T vee «en q thar * = 328 ‘ee : . 4 a Ge a \-s Mire — ime svresan a Vale c nee tence 5 : e ~ pp. —_ 7E LAL a LC a versity — ' 7i 1 it oe Busy boxtie~ Prys and of the riverbed drai i -« 8 ras working | 2%. delowed site ¢ 6734 Sines! ann Adolph edore Brockmeter. Willi Weis xe. to Valhalla Cemetery. > ™8¢) man’s y meruing. = packages containic PAPER HANGER bas i a Failure. Demo. | *7*2 the dams disapp. irained| 02 4 bill which would pro fea? sinter of St-s $ Giese! ave | grandfather, brother. “tanthen Sam aod TAYLOR . Clayton | 1 cag apparel: Hberul reward. | enn San rat “ : the ee 2. 4a Tw are _ ¢*+2 Distr, 7 ‘+ — . ; 4 = . it L4 ’ “ ; 4 As => ; T P —— of o- c -* r = >t se _— “-a sa... -~ ere) neo « — - am ; Teta Le : um™| AS | By p Tells Senate. The river is still too eul! ef 7 ti t Attorney from ! a Se. Je ep Ee. peat the age of 50 veare law and, °2- 5. 192n at 7:10 a. t on Tuesday spore. Clayton. Mir ase, Busch's | ea oe : the Associated Preas. it il of float. CTimimately usin Betts ; ° 2 Tanne os fen, ‘ursdar. 7 : we Robert &. m.. Mary Taj ‘ MS —h, - ae : WASHINGTON. Jan é. ng « ° to be nav izabd : > ac a ’ ‘4 Sit =z > . ee "sr —— - T = - . ‘3? “re Tanre = ror) a ~— _ . 1 2 ~ . a tee sae Ae - oe 2D be Lo ved we: - - . ay¥- PARCE! L—Le et: ~ panel = iain — e> ' . \ uP ’ m 3 3 x . . e ait ccor tn ciause ot , n —- se : ; i «8 si ind ir ~ +. ° — t? : a“ ¥ b “« aver - n ™ ‘ taughter ” > — , said ~ Tar. rc a i . al Oa ¢ 1 \Tr.oefs« Fare 4 ona ir ; nn. i : Bruce (Derm. ». M Senator to of Th 2 . a in ~— Fe “ Sidi: s. ter > a® aan ; - S on r * ane ae +604 > Aa” R J 7 y tt Ps - Cherc (aan € “« oo ‘ar f-om Lem 7? Rox wa ——— . ae “e tel 4 - » | = ~ . an “ . ; in’ > ~n ef _ —, “Ks oo = 7 » Ishand ae ~ a. ~ 44 a2 a new S2ccemn e . > Li? a. m Pr-ver 2 ~~ - ‘as : = "What de v¥ ie: | Baltzel’. ,4cz 1S¢n - ~y . wetar Tar nee PF, er ; _ Anna La‘. Fair a4 -ermann 4 Son “a oe —i—~aet en a $$. sa =3 eu UU .¢ > &pers Diease cop ra.uabdie ce row — "mnie ca i Bi nsaformed by our ¢ . : ton avenue ng . 33 Fas- Ww = — ~ iors? * «?*a> in — Ld ~ Rath Ptr ie on Petcar Jan 3 a : TECK ENEROCK Py (c3) 4 rare » Jasper J ones ps Nanvy Wade > + 1} tt that the nations ie oo. ee @ rear root on his hands in NEW YORK. Jam 6 Af ae os, Gear aunt af Walter Do- | Lous lege ta aten chanel fasa = Moncay. Jan «ta into rest PURSE—Lost: im new 3 Saree ) : om ii —— be “* three mor —After from re imeadar so fa tory remue. to New St. Ma > St. do - a. 4 1976 at on Gaturday atterueen St. Louw Th ; membe are now ast night. * month a? Renas rom residen ~ at % » ry Marc = Te Teecken hbroc _-&# lam irday afternea: eater i rs o 2 Just : : ° Rroadwar x ae ee ) i 2 -_ ao Cen ~~ a oct. he . Theo- ~ m: iad “ro i willing oery Court will be un-} fp wrens shouted. Webb. “I be! “fe. during which mee a night | St. Josenh roatian Churen thane LUTTY—on Monday 2 4) father et Teckenbrock nee ——— ~1 > Mcetallngt a wa cos: | [— sa e) ; : ww 66s ‘ rar th — -Tary (emer. — baat oI thene . . 33 ae Jan eT c ao ) mf Sieeae Rave’ to, The out Sotene seen ne en |e a S38 Be ieoree Lay of ust |) Pune D spcnag. J tomtth MeUASERURE: | PURSE Lost on Comptes ei } ay ec > ar a* as ie tie ad :oung ct. = os tH jeedar. Ja ‘ a tee eat oe ay Was arreste LO KK. war my ? - x ‘ - oul — ora me sic .? oro ta- — Rx. a be 9 tea New 44s aseuay Jan = |i ATA - ard. Gran? i ey ? ° ret. . n time to - m - . . ti; \AST Signet oT. aret . “ “ . : —_ Ag rie Tk: 4 * eels on WW caer We _ ant mt pe | za. vary ~*~. atnedral Church T~ = im . publican practice us The Re- move aw See an a charges of grand? larceny ON | Eckheff auc Marrare a 2 Ren a oe ols avenue. T? inder e sapnel wae 4 member of | a, ery Deceased | aN ios (. white gold. solital Te , : the L of dealing with ay. About $65 was - lega. Possession e ; y¥ and t- ae and TD Ydm ral eter. moth ‘ar? and Barre et > St. Timcent s Chur a ' ch So. 300. C. E Garare!) ~~. Valley Park — *eague of Nations threugh Surreader= gos anna on of firearms. Com fare Mdmother, at the age of 75. 72"! . Com eS. thence te Ss Per bs meh TORMEY—0n Tueedar J | aw oa Lindel 4S821R. ‘ vA official Paul _Prys ug un- to Police as Fugit Diaint Was made bw a — , “yneral —Feada- — » ¥ meters es i aa mee : a o> i oP and “3a. 5 L9ts. at IN‘ Lost. black onmrx. ber ry ; —— and Rusy bedies, | A man. wre ve. firm thar he had rokerage °™m familie ~sidenc S at 9M a mw eRILLOP— Enterea ie3) asband of Kate nomas Tormey. beloved e.. Pogotfice en Olive: ett 2wope's 7 q 4 ta i; a _- 2 - a? “ogee . at? -— oo, - d - » —* ~ 4 7 . - 2 me > ioer ¢ Wad id ~ « » : , f Motor Bus Dest in San Fr © said he was wanted through them | purchased stock : oe st. Pius’ Chu wh thee ee Killen Ss. t9°6. ait & ge aE james fs are. Thomas et deivved ol — 4" roped by Fire. ‘ancisco for desertion fr a v presenting a EI ) a meters. hence to 98. Magen ey ene). belowed wife ary Mc; =6Funeral fro and Mra. | ™ cocraia "ee ash ee ee ; : : A motor bus, va! the navy, n from | Wworthiess check o/ , Bung a ~RNW. ART -Enty 4) « lon dear mother of 1 of James mand ar m residence. 3958 | emerald. on Park car Frid ag ot . and » Valued at $5600, | and in Indianapolis f T Gaees Of Site * med inte rest Tured A : Mare k mond . . “ank Those: . ae LOR Lav and a ™ to St Mart + Tan , aia Shenan¢ ak cago a a - e Louis, «hi- 1s . or thiess checke i the . . “4 at (,AaAns ta | 7 * ete! os Sohr reer) art ‘ = eae. ic R “eh rmid: ot au, 8i@ter oat Vrs Mt ermiens | a Tary Lemme oe s * surch — . he ee “7 } c n Ranaas City Bus . 20, surrye ndered him — , n mem le knew at the tie rOix William £ eure lo . .. : Mother Mothe or * dear gTandmotber 7 ASTERLIN ery . Zs tec. ar D one green gold : a-k . . ane wwe asreeee is & n . “* " . . ii? - Ff .. “. Calfaz 3 i Sandwich l.. Th Nes investigated . ank, the n mn Ww ‘r. ¢ . ——e tn 2 oe ae, 2 se Russel] E. ¥ 7 as. Gar - gobs Caifax 32 nw ° driver, . fed. He aaid bh eanent? ne ast of $40 90 Rees : ww. ALS Pome A . 3 aon ag at SR ‘hure seph TF. s asteriing. at . mether of TIRE—tlawt: tee te; Singteton of Over'gnd. w was 34 rears old and gave } { he bequeathed him bw 4 relas:. $ ) Eas ca ie ee as >A Feate's Ginceh “iaaeiean fa - ~d T and Mary er daughter of Jo 4% oi an 9" wheels and tacks wx was the enly occupant “o.. as Leo Faust. He =. hig nume «aid he expected | stg riils ma Interment ao ae ' ph aaa serene tmpesrte ee? Gary se Clarence —— Sa 4761s : and escaped of the bus, ove said he had eerved ta’ : eRe : — Bee vary | , watts — W heaine lamnibsal ‘we Mrs. Nugh re eee - om in safety. The fire ‘a | af reeas wit) the army and ; "*s ’ ‘> Biases vices ar FARNI™ ‘ me 2 1, - 5 Tet arn T »esdar Funere! arty and Wh _— enim J Theater wet nrtetmae 4 dar. Omheum : leved to have be ter dese ‘ater the FR - _ . > 7 @ tors Tet 7 , * > Ma ao 2 Sats Pr rm 4 sa) Jan 7 7 ts. ree: rer with biue ~ ; ; en caused Tting from th | ee rust Ca a? a a . . ™m * Mw — wmveg wife of FF settee | bowler om the residence 926. at 2 teats, valuable enly to owne ane gate gelective heater. by a i served a year in the Wi e@ "as Naat Rac’ en whic : ‘Tle = a at T lbamw «a a a K roe rks tn = ther.of Mme ~~ and |. nt an’ Intermens - ‘ a. 49 Fiera = ereon 2427 ° ct. reward. tte : - aACOnaTH pe a — . ' ie? * are whi” ee. regi r~tTiptis ce. ‘ /. ic - , : aA¢ ; gran: ! sas .. ‘ 4 slater ; : ; ‘ . P44 a i - _ a | a an ; m z 4 ot ; uteiat ° = - —— rye Nn om Kee ; ‘iw. - . > i x Heckas. done oa former occas ; as he had ronera! ‘Fda : mahal and - éear « he ed Sea: Soaiumaiediian 4 La White. desr —_ om ; >» TOTA. Serah GOLD WATcH—TF ~— vecassons. e Kr Saat Sa we at me Oe — . @ tae age of gear sister of Wre Rueran White gentleman s oe. chan and lock " “o Vv . ™ ead rr wertm nit i? ’ ot era. i th Gesed > : > "ere! Theda w . 3 Pinar | a i. B> cre “ft Saw ar i 2 po nr Ric ini+ : ° = aie ‘ , Ss : a , . :a Ja- yg Them scorse. Wil = TS. . end ecper - iit y ; : 4 * Kron chapel, 270; Ne ... @ ames Jats Johan and S°6v"d ‘2 beck: reward. Re: Chefton en-| Sno, a= - a £ ~~, ‘ nite — ‘TH ain . ; ard erth Grand } 2320 1 Seeetiees ci Drehmawe. Harral chapel awe. — nd Oltve. emington Drug | *>e%% ‘3323 Ove, Phows 3} uoonm. Inte ‘enti? = "The Gg RING— ne was Tment a6 Broviklicld oe oes. Write =e white rt, — —— STER HALL. &@ . naebage. reward. ch 31S oa Monday ¢ | u aght. Pasties jaturday.

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Lost ano — thin ANY) RIST WATCH_. nd . ree ard we and WrIBF Wa AT "H—Loat. Mond, | Sram A, J. Wabash ange’ St: £_B_ NV abash 943397 ___ Found » Saturday BEAGLE } MoU RD Fost emale ml} ae -Pound. German policg monthe old ; up = Humpolt 2n8o URRY: “Teit &. OUND ound Tu t. Charles County, Call Ty lee | Mi Sarak, pom, tp wielaly oF Ome ed District Police” static _ cal PERSIAN ¢ — "_ Post- -Diapat = Found. Box mids . | iti tage eae BUSINESS CARD. |pricktay'a a & TUCKPO; s Humibolt G USrig, 2° 1000 or TUCK POINTING, zs granitoid work “Lindel ‘Toe 4140 CARPENTERS é BUILDERS UTERATIONS — = CRAWFORD moving van, $4.50 Contract Ih One Fremont 26) d. : FIREPROOF bonded stora 1. t and Lafeyette; moving. $3. “8 . to 4508, aon 6 BONDE D STORAGE Pag month. Moving $3.7 v ict ) 2 . 2020 Che L — YORK STOR. AGE Lo— Be wervice: reasonable fates private yo9 Storage: moving, packing. ” Central] « BT __ Freight | Forwarding Are You Iwaving St. Louis ion) SEE Kz¢ BEN A. LANGAN see atarx’ OPRICE. 52. AND DELMAR. th. We can save you moner, prompt serv . | 7 through on-time care. redu o) | tats. rehable representation eve re = Phone fo for _nformation. . Forest (re 17 : STOVE REPAIRS — co —_—-— ow REPATRS for “any old stove, range oF furnace’: ert ep direne 09. th. aorMeene etc. RSHAW, 109 12th, _Main D042 A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY 00. STOVE REPAIRS. 316 N. Third. — ote ee ~. WALL PAPER CLEAN’G ANY &IZE room papered plastering. Mason, Garfiel 'HAVE your wm papering and paintin our t| pe mayment plan. Ktein = 4162 ” And Pa! o. PAPE RING panting. plaster a 4 cl PAPER HANGING: work: and up lindell Esti. paint warhine ponent RS cy coue at weeny al Boumtanteet Humbolt 08 two PAPER HANGING G—Paintin Dp Tone | once. "We know ub Re "4 _guaranived simar 1” PAPER HANGING and painting; ‘and 4 Work. lowest prices. Milier Broa. C er. —_ a7) liy cer. PAPER” HANGER bas ia stock ba britatning r han reaso 2 CC. Beer’ | afimnh Soe : . COME paper _ “une paver in =p FPoreet aeaR ree. Mp148_ E EN ROOMS panered dand r. pemard | ANR2 Laclede. Finda 8 oe | ROOMS papered, S5 up: 1926 samples; sek) wane promot service Humbo ole 1°740J. iene ROOMS papered $6: roome JTeaped. ine. ord prompt persoual eervice. ae pare jer 197 (ee) > | ROOMS” papered at ie Tg and ari eee 3638 liforn = £6. | RhivoMes “papered: a work. «1 ! y Wade. | reasonable. Haw qa Lindel Ane eater im «con. ponent ie ST ity ROP ESSIONA htainin Gran: ief) = ae | ATTORNEYS AT LAW Wey JOHN ¥ SMITH 1 Wi abecialions = te Puone's eChlites datnagee Park. | 208% N. Bth at s es 2 1S) | re cyy BEAUTY P ARLORS Bnd oan’. AND HAIR ‘DRESSING - PERMANENT WAVE, $id: x -_ ~ black agay. evenings. Talbo eo one | Simp. 4321 =: Taylor. Retmer. ndwich ~fa ad ir) ee | DANCING -_. wan) . $7615.) CASTLES BALLROOM, Olive at corn — weet dancing nightly. Mondays ¢ pheum ef. Matinee every Sunday, Free rlase Sale 4 gold sone Tueslay and Friday evenings. e ward ‘ete ivepone at any hour, Latest + ic) | [auent. Resulte guaranteed. Fremeiny tose | 209 es heb : LEARN To DANG "—All dances _taugl lorket 4 private or 10 clase lessone: locket ; ‘init, | B'eTaoteerd: leseone any hour; si) eiry tore cha ‘ges rTree#ecna. ile A we on) Sabool, BATA oO: ive. Vhone Lindell 4) Droge ~~ (°! | WESTMINSTER TALI. asot 6. er- Clases Monday eventner che : “7 WMucht. Pastics Saturday, Sunday e’ » c A®PHALT shin *f appl) to ; 4 per square. Sian S452R, of i ASPHALT shingles. snexagon ign, ‘ WEDNESDAm, DETECTIVES SITU can WME EL x CH SSE --aaa| SITUATIONS-WomeN, Pe HELP WANTED—MEN, Bova) PARTNERS WANTED HELP WTD WTD.— WOMEN. GIRLS. HELP y WTD. —WOMEN GIRLS pwing. investigating. locates missin ee ee. . ais > i" 4 aroun unen inan:, for email | PARTNER Wd UID i t-— Expene et scenes —« Be 419 Mule Guaranty Bdg. Gar: Teferehtes. Cann nat yfnancing, ee.; |” place: inst be steady ‘man with city | $1500. Bes BO. Fost. ee aa aed ee’ wih piebtng = mr} | PRESSERS - — enced un. (eR) ' BOOK ik REPERE FENC 983" 3 | refere noes. Box T-344. _Poast- oat-Dispateh at — == a Sees == _Maier Mumbing Co.. 3651 Gravois. ‘ola. (et) | d oe ux peri nee un-| vio y shadowing —~ investigat me ae | t OGRA THE R—Sit.— DIE MAKERS —First- lass. on large or | ——————— Pp confidential; references sine | Re Ninete eerience with Burroughs ‘and small work; steady work: good’ pay. | SALESMEN WANTED BOOKKEE PI | pies r-pressers and pressers on. 4037 West Pine. nael] 229: tenee: oo yaloretata mig Stil. a 4 gpely yr. Stambough & Son, 445 | ADVER TISING SA, Es SMAN 7 + i M AC HINE OPERATORS ladies’ silk dresses; steady | | . a (58x) drey y’ MeFuen thee ° (a; | tex (cs) rtunit r compete elicitor op | eens . . | — 1 COOK—Sit.. with relerences Und | | onal bide be good, 4417 Nat- resent ts, cal totes licitor to rep- | ‘or large retail establishment. bed good pay. ELY- -WAL. | SR we eS fT A. . = ial ih or keen ° t | a | _ RESSMAKING—MILLINERY COG o7__Ei cha Hunter. | Dow NDKA FT oy , HIREMAS— Bring —4 an exceptional circularizing’ wien? ¢ 334 | Must be thoroughly experienced on | ‘ER DRY GOODS CO, Sterl- Russe vou “COTM exper rier ences. j 7 iat eae | as 7 yn Sao 42n47 | on: hotel and cafeteria. mnced | restau- DRIV r — iexperienced “colored” unt. ar rd sie cern PEAT acd Gpetie seat | bE lliott- ‘Fisher Bookkeeping Machine. | ing factory ; 16th and Locust, iti é ————————— ——— eee, ee ‘ -- Os!) tion in loctar . ’ a >_> 4 7 A = E. Me sf ies ew PF ie om ‘3 _ e , eC@nea ana iscn a= ~peureateemmmeen INSTRUCTION | eae cepa by voung lady: 3 KL E \ ATOR“ BOY. rs T HE BE >| av TONGEIL & SALE MAX Re: al ¢ CO-OD- eens. ee ee iahied mirrors ™ 3088 Lac “i> | be’ ce -ssisting doctor ef the, eration given to produ: wh n sell | - 8 MM ” aundrv c : oo ore Se a ne || «(Chair and with plate work, box Y-3s1, DE LL CO., oth and Wi sh- Hudgon- Fisacy care. expe rience Yin mellin ) ' SEAMSTRESS — Ex gg uate, 9 La RE a% 4 profession of-| Post- ‘Disvatch. automobiles wet necenn Mire Fee ~ jee atch. e and Clean ning Co “S00 Lungetraug MED those thoroughiy crainae”* | DK». Moe: ik—Sit) by the day. Tele. | Ngton. ae (C)] A.J. Brock M.S. Ine, 4389 Manchester: ‘ASIIER SAND) WAITRESS—in restau- | SHORWORKERG ving Co. 1300 Fras tet | mst modern and : uP-t0O-date methods reer. Vic tor 2553W. Miss nears. ' ERRAND fiso Chance for adVancément Saeiaemtiretcdnn fT BALESWE (ed) CganiER ote at ~ er - we : ont “wes Missouri Slipper Co | by experts having years of suc- | > a ~- — 2 Ppt Olive («) : 3 cn SALESMEN. oi — 2 OUR et as cashier; 203" + fo) ' experience. Master Hairdressers’ | YVMESSMAKER—Sit.: experieneed entored, | Fikiietc—6. oxostianced. canis”, Immediate opening to sell used cars: rerail otore; hours 5:30 to 6 daily, | SPOTTER—On woolen garmeits: st Inc.. S21 Locust. Central 7177. clothes ta anit work: makes children 8 stokers: moeé education ‘ead Enoeiene | eae | Clean stock, together with our CO- ra 2 7 Saturday: epperrence uriineces- | i yrers. South Side "Dye Works, 35359 | se Ew 2 ieaelitiitane {c8) | GIRL—a Dpeclalty, Jefferson as we ‘teach “7 es es DON’T PT SELL YOUUK CAR F OK A FOOLISH PRICE! CE! Offer iti in these colufnns Gaac onade, ° yr >? Drei SPR: 32 » pei Tries? ia. I rabciscus leading sUuLomMotive enwineera? as ’ KF A se i mR a and Ww 4 pvt for bth * mom Moler Ga; | CTRL Sit. gehere] housework. SB37A JANITOR--To fire bolier and take care of = features endorsed by one of the - hee a bee 810 N Ledineentaamiaiitiai Sis cs) : | : ‘ Realty Co, KO4 Chestnut. (eR3) Car.” ' ey Fone | GIRL—ai - = STEN: R AT’ HER—6: t “¥ very e‘ficient | gon 682 pal Ridge 4)/ Drawing account: leads. Box ¥ 2 Post- E M PLO 4 M FE N T and @ lable wertising. sales or mail! Wino Tho” Fuller Brush Go. can use 3 | Dienatch rey order depart ment preferred. Box Y.- 257 tom ~ TUS! oO. « , Ue . a ow - L W A N T D | Post -Dis; oir h =e) | ,figh-type men for their Inner ofganiza- | SAL EXMEN—S: Wy Chevrolets ig Pour 2 ; Ee OG Rr p HE » aj : _—_— h tion: Steady position: good pray. Apply \ it ter ¢ a ove 18 S. lett rear : eR) ST oN , A : Sit. typist, igh | 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. room 24. 3109 | SALESMAN—Wit h car. introduce — school training, age 18, experienced, nea S. Grand (78: R Y-63. Post-D! | end capable worker: trial will prov. | MEN Naat a ———— nes | poo, perfumes. _ Ox 1 63. Post -L spatch. | _gbilit Victor 9352. (¢3) | MEN—Neat appearing, our for house- | SALESMAN— With car. to mere handigse __ MEN, BOYS _* y. — ic see £ ! to- house at dvertising work: r. % SPiLLIN® ree Inge resol) rs | loll: ar pens: city, road. Bo Ox Atn ———— i TY PIST-—Sit.: age 17, thoroughly experi- quired, but must he ab e to talk intelli- Y-191. Post-Dispatch TO “MACHANIC-OF irst-class: one who enced at handling meiling work ad-¢ Kent Y: ealar y $18 and car fare: answer. Fa LE SMAN— Installment furnilure:> ex- he Shay a iin, capable Of! dressing and copy work. Victor Ose. tae iy sdress. also phone number. Box __ perience ne essary. 25 WN 6th fe3) ‘ of shop. .Ossul! or | 3) a Ei! *ost- Dispatch. 7 ‘ — E m+ 1 Colfa _—_, Ae ti } | —_- —_—_—-——— _------ -- — . ; - : a —-----—- hel -Al ~~ YN Ww ’ = 2S: J — aK i) WoMaAN— Sit. - colore: q work ¢ by the “aay, Mr i AL " ( VK R E Xperienced On orta- A _R; Si acy “' MEX \ AN PE 7 CO BAKER—W ~ =e ~b MT Tia | tone Zz De!mar 53153. Vl Pret Deng brass work. Box T- | : INTERNATIONAL LIFE. (c17 SAK —Wants WO! - rea and rolls iW 7 ag om \ ; ’ nate {e) = +S 8 RR Ad Yo F wi MAN—O olored: ado iY rv eo clean- = - — —- SALE satis NT. aalt ne new office device Prank Heldenberg. 3416 ¢ ‘aroline. (4) | ing Thureday. Ps day. Fremont 1590. | NI‘ mask r. Ww A re HM AN—W hap: experienced >-Gntled 7 : il ; ‘ P 4 BO KKEE Pp}; k -— SIL. capable. efererces. - ith fu ; . ore Arpt) yy } aad wilt hg uj i Lamip: inv Stigate. oJ Phone Kast 707 - (BE) WOM AN— Sit.: colores house cieaning Ww. elmore eae Hot e) rr . lor as J Ma? : . } Ruder R' +. Se as a ss fconx ) (As INET MAKER—a shoreiare ain Magzie leo: aon. Biddle. ont l, aylor ; : SALESMAN. To se. on ‘ntallinent plane: Phe aa > i ra) .* ‘ ~ CARPENTER— Si Gnion — es T we MA N—Si: - colored: experienced cook take paperea to hon _ p- —_ ngs: wil! he Au 1m Co, 302 &. 7 h (c53x) - it. una , 13 years ©x- or 4 refs i ‘es Te fe sy)? COGARVWG ¢ me hs 7 - ¢ a — “ SAILESMEN—~—L e Ss" pie »rod ct. —- ing pberie: ice, refs ences. 4717 Northlan 7 le {nr word a’ ™ ane . jamcdie ew bheh : ore rr ain iJ i ts al ‘a ote le Vr or 4} } rf eae ane ’ > 2) tae. Wed oe : aa LJ. = . > ee W ns AN . . - al - - ret “eg - ' arr] mej 4 x Th, t(tlialhC_e@ tor the rig v) pris Pra miner frfiaqe y (tt. 4) CARPENTER—-8i1.: Ineide finish: hata- mother and amall baby Apply Chil- party. Neison Serv ice Channing aiid a as —_* wood floors and al] arour id work: by drense Aid Society. Lindel! &580 Wh. 4. Lawton. (ey PALESMEN—Laige p ano house = in need contract or day. Phone Jefferson 1498k. | WOMAN Sn 43 years hous keeper, 2) PAPE R R HANGERS 9. with all_toole, car: | gol se’eral high-class ine pe py Phony CARPEN TER—sit ' good mee ha: ; a working men or ouple employed: clean steady: reliable 1oe oroll. Casi 40007 a ote > aa cng -# ae - . sed a new ; day or tob. reesena tt ‘ Zi, worker, houseke am. r 1140 Hi iors Wret Pine p . ary b ae pot a ° ‘ m4 q 4aROR snk 8 Compton Grand. | WOMAN—Sit.: colored. half dars plain | PLUMBERS-- Experience ebbing. sis ad: A, } rts io?) oe cooking and gerera! - housework Po work amend: a ust be a od Sa Oe a eee ns ig ‘These eee rience ; ny car, private desired: know * ‘-e P EK—Experienced: 2 — 7 ot ate: Synero Motors Co. Battle Creek. a WOMAN ~sit youn white with 2% lead workers sO apprentice with ©? or *} elty; references furnished. Lindel] 1307W ; . ~ in - 8! apr : = Mich ‘ vf . year-old daughter: « ants housework. Box > ears’ PK perjence Ar } itzgeral | . . eRESCER _ , nust he services OF [40 agressive gsaleamen 10 ry ee Flory, ry. Garfle d 1539. Wo MA N- Sit.: co. ored : : weneral housework | PRIS! tne On ‘Toft nai te whit te: in - ~~ | work out-of-town territors Jf ys nm. want _—- >: bh ’ 20 home evenings or etary on place: er pe! lenced Crescent ‘ can ng D to make SiO to €°nH per das nd have teria: experi hotel, Sar ts ae x one @mal) family. Colfax FOU73M. (4) | 732K Mancheeter. ‘een Se F » oc ani r to grow into an exert) | tik e Dosi- 8. expe enced. |. Box C- lov AKRY ’ SLEDGERS -10; apply 6100 tion. gee M: Brady hefore noon iTome. CUTTER—sit ‘y® reader. ; operator ¢ aie | irrinin were __...__-_')| stead Building and Loan Aseo: lation. 107! DRAFTSMAN j £0__Post-Dispate h. ~ (3) | SCH FIL Re rT —W - to work for room N,. 4th SRE EE baie feS) AN—S§ t., punior 26 vears Old: | ' and board 37°9 Windeor pl Cle LESMAN To sell Ford cars ie down good references. x Y- 42 P -D (4) — 1s. am —— : Geer eee . } SA ES a oy" So { A i} car yr “n- poy US ee Sk ( mi ig SHE LT METAL “ ORKERS——And eoider town dealers. We have a P roposition MAN—-tt. xpert in al] lines: . FE L P W A N yg FE D state age am] experionce box * for an S-hour-a-day esalesman rch you Wants epare time or job work: Patent | ae so Peet. Trhliernnately (ot) cannot afford to turn aoe: couse in Bhecia! Cra wings + g) ring ra * ; | “ : 2 ERK WN io Ts . av « " 4 hj P } ; e tr } Ru | A , — exverienced ou te t: be I SHIP! ve: ‘GG CLF 1— Nv ver 3 years now, while « ay arn ng cias BK referen Hilend es i 2 » ef = ’ rT) L knoa® itv and be able to hancle for Mr. Deeken * Mr Scott, or hone Hor te a — ) soem * State experience and B4aiarTy CRpect- for appointment bambers & OnE. AND YARD MAN—&it.: } Triunity a edvat emer’ ‘on acdvertia}i: g Specta bies AY dq advertisi: zg r 1-187, Poat-D Di patch 4) Address J. M care Sum trup Auto Re- e age. reference. experien taf anv? signs ‘oraeres range trom a f@w dollars to MAN—S) 5» | Sire age Po as the is of dollars each. Every business sired ‘by 'y eccretarial 4 opportanity y de- eit, 4162, Le. or st a Oe EN eriarv expecte d Box i ‘8 _Fost tT. fcok ana tae aa a Ui rel he. tie aad tA. me ‘ ‘ oun arrie 4 — a in Sg oe inate a _--- -— oor - - ——s ———— _— , ’ ’ ru 4 “rire ‘ ; ? ‘ } ‘oO . vf Rew ~ 7, man; J2 years’ AUTOMOBILE MECIIANICS--TWO. monthiy by no means maximum possibile ius. banking and Blepographic SX , ae | iy » herienoe. *._Box T-157. Po osi-D (5) | Experienced on ail makes; good pay, _ 7 EE LC AR FITTE RS earnings: hard worker making | 12 to 0 AX— —Sit.; £ prefer |, laundry 3) manb- | good) wo! King conditions, steady work My ‘ vest Gar exseri ge - 7, - ~ i age ™ ta t i “gts 1 : yp) ' l at , . ‘ :” ry} BS ai. ial leat riaectr 4) mr? i?) _facturer experienced tn wholesale ana Apply J. H “Robinett, Ro re Side mica) POw $7. OU a. "" AR CO., 800U N./ in st. Loute State abilitv, experience ail galeg gfe ertising and executive | Auto Co., _Jetierson and La fayette. (c4) i po... (c) | seferences. te obtain interview with enn: w svempamendion — an oS ork: wel) sequa: nted in St. Lovis; age BAKER. Third hand. Call after 2 oclock, STOCK boyS—alert.. intelligent? future./ tive of na - Le iar uw ith Mm inte#, coffee furna: “¢s ' 0 l We arren. a {ej ; App!lr \. ° ‘ vis Zu kosk!i Mie: anithe ("9 : ] ] 12 manufactur ne “+9 rit Hu ?) t’} One wi ? }2 eee o ee mac hines and builders’ arc j | BA KE i All: r und hand. a at a onee ‘ * hoe Wa hing ' ‘om | } aie s trys ‘ TAN \ ‘EROS “ec : > Ro - * hese “| : r s , . " . . aoe mab x - oress ~~, “ x. . ; yeotiée fress R irae natn reasonable. Ad. ry, Kinicch. Mo. Kirkwood-'!TINNER— Ouiside man. Waneasier 1310 x. Y aa eR) | on, Fe mat ~ car north at Wellston._ S Cemnton ~ 6e5 a EE a ge ie emma ? . Mk HANTC Rie LPRRW~— SBit.: call Geb- t | BARBER — Expert: licensed, For informa- TIRE SERVICE M MA} N—Experien: Ae ¥ Ties 1; ~ porter: experienced. | — “Mop between Ma . Belleville Ses pence reauired. Glenn. G rand fc) | ee o OD Vest ain, erie. 1e- da . _ * can: ‘one rretic; highest references, = yi! le olaw _ (cS) PYPEWRITER ME* "HANI. birst class. - S320% i’Al i ‘R. rte: i*> h Janitor aor packer or coffee Y-* Post. -Dispatc . uneler have brushes: @0c¢ hour 4 tionally prominent Si 600.000 house. Lik moK WL: > “P EK R—Expe rienc ed. “‘gtaet eala y one acoualinted with R seminarton line P A] i TE _ n a expecter Box N-17%, Post-Diepate Remington Typewriter Co ] \. th . R—Sit.- good crainer, varnisher. BOOKKE E p > R—State last emp!oy a a — co! /, [) ta Mole and experiance: permanent potion. YOUNG MAN— Butcher * -Sppren: Lo 43) | } et Piun i Mn ( fan m — + ~ - " a ; nial he ve motherleas | “wagon. 1412 N. Broadway. + ee: GIRL For housework and assist in bak- mee gennctincely ae — £8 & apome: tae arenes Lue Ross, Box i mae ne S. — Bre _ arte) | at ante d—Sev eral E xperienced ery 206 Shenandoah, _ n raffic n- | «84, © riyj Lika Oo nt . oo 7 GIRI—White, for nursing “and upstairs every hueiness needs om?:; olde«: Hi ) a SEKF EPE- K sj Fe om —— M eT oer f-~al ru eut Co., ] os Be ashington. + Sit] competent middie. | clvernet gos ‘etai rniture ork; references, Canany 4313. 0 ir belie echool in St Losi s prenares voy aged | ’ ae ae ey ee , cee tp few months at pint. culare free, | city. o£ raped, hae in Shae at MAN —Young. strong: about 25 “years old: GIRL For general housework; white, Call COLLEGE OF AW AND FINANCT. | fo SEKEFPER— Sv middle —— must be able to give reference. 300 N. a esmen | Mhursday. o295 Waterman, second Casi. ‘ ‘ 1 © j - oe ag ee ¢ i nd nd Olive, ¢ nde!) 24°23. foRN) | Saige employed; no childr 2. Lindell pias With “a “=~ oc | y ' | \ Gorvell ™ Nez, pence) heasewe ” a 25 ENTIFIC besutv culture taught br a au-); 233 MAN- ith car to sel] household + neces- We want on ] vy men of 43 Abe Ab ‘c thorized anole inetru naan 4479 | HOV = KER PER t | middi East ne os ae oF % ti I lhi eS mr =a ala aoe. Senineton h imar n (eR) 1°’, ~ ye 4 ae middie. | ES em oa SS iorough ex ,eriene e in sellin 406 Ww. a son rd., Webster Groves. sae f+ BOS p008a or r 73 MAN—Young. with accounting agg Pty + ted > ] , 6 | Webster 718 _ a.) Vrece Schools | Post-Disnatch 7 ad Ox By | fuch as general ledger work, comp) ing ‘good furnitur S. Appl \ super- GIRL—General” house ‘ork: experienced: — t.: = uae StaUstics, €tc. as assistant in ac eae white: “ adults; call after 36, ri BRICKLAT |: RS, CARPENTERS, BIALp.- px ee AS aerve’ fence colored, “houte- | department. Brecht Co 1201 Cass. io) |intendent of employment, mez-| , jew 1929. ae uredas Trl reo : Pe PEE peer poem > ge ERS “AND OTHERS ail ie Lh45w. da day. Jefferson M fountaine. steady for setting up “san zanine floor. | GIRL— eiored: ith gra’. x —— x, tas an ii A olore “tat, fountains; steady emp eed Rive fu | and @53u@t wi wusewor pt-lioor Baines ts Real Fase Brakee We | CM NOMEN 5 CONE Thurs. Petay.| snftninie, eaateah era ee fal | | Stix, Baer & Fuller | ages 5519 ceranne OTT) oy Write today Ridge Dept. . 1552. CANDRESS ae ee 7. PE refere noes. _Kox T- B43 ” Post. -Dispar: *h 9 | GIRL Or woman; housework; m more for i G rer. “1 D2da, | A} LES Sit.: olorec ort a (he ; io “; “ o or _— , “4 Tech. School for Builders, 118 — § week or clean! ng. ‘ Delmar Sar we M. AN: : a man le tr : yn eror ows aa | MAGAZINE " SALESMEN—For new “True en -“ ~ T1486 we at Aer . pre hth st. Chicago Lar NDRES: Sir: = od - ‘ and Keep place In order; room. Story Club; big commissions. 056 Len- | _*srred x_T-140, Po abt Aas). Fa P3 } LOBE BARB EK COLLEGE—A "modern | ¢ hurad Oxi aren iced, colored, | board ~~ wases. Take Clayton car to! tury Bldg _ (el) | GIRL White, for general housework: ex- ane to learn the barber trade: tuition or ys uUreday, Del nar rynyy road. offer: pay : 3 1-3 per cent cor maneal ssion; | Perel ea i ¥ Ww ednesday - -- _ ——— : in ’ ere -. oa . ~ -w-wre~ . ——_— ; . : LEARN SALE ESMANSHIP -Ae w e teach iti > sens}. £ rence. Jefferson 1687. is a me with car. to di siribuss | pO sample cz to carry. Appy Mr. | SEC OND GIRL—Foor house ta laundry 7 ~and gecure cood paving position with LAU NDRESS —Stt.; colored girl, Thuredas 100 samples per week for the Fuller | Kennan, 1orit ~ Rell - exch Moll Als Ih _ —, bob dr gmat at ane ‘eh Pply high-grade house: new c'aunses now or. out. Call Lidell 1184 . Brush ¢ ; must be high-type man PRINTING RFALESMAN — FE xperienced hiuresdav and Gay. od: { Jemena. (oh) pusizing. City College of Law and Fi. tau rs = —- eieniae Steady position: Food nay Anply 4 to With trade: unusual onpertunitvy with ee GILRL-—-W hite: for ae housework: ae ngnce, SID N. Grand bil. Lindell 24°23 Call BERS Sit.: or Sie Ww hite. ot m m., 256 Field Bide. Taylor and | fo ished firm references. ox & Bai washing. 7166 Persh - Cabany we (077) om aS ee ier 26 Ww Ive. Ts. | eo. Y Dispatch cA Tey, = =« aE YS oem CaN pees (cd) yee MECHAN NIG —Muset } he f irst-clase bri RADIO SbALESMA N—Exper: ‘ed. Bar-| GIRL—To jearn iMinery d tak ITITY BARBER COLL EGE — = Tultion |) LAU NDRESS- Sit.; experienced « lor ‘ rl ’ : rin xr ne a! i m an e Care mS catalogue free: oo KG modern: | __ bundles to bnng home. Lind, Mt sho Chee a ; ©: Mleyer Motor Co.. 1600 | _rey's army Store. 10th and W ashington.| sof stock. American Millinery, 615 N rlectric massage. bydraulic Chairs. sii iL Al’ NDRESS_ 3 Sj; * or o] ~ -anil S: e008 =) WEC] ni . i (c. LL RE 1L, EB STA’ re SAL E SMEN. | an ae — - mame tol Market pt. {ce CTEeNn Cee. Linde! } U74 aw. ‘ee. , ( HL. AN Cc "AL E NG INE ER Tive.ws r: men, eaperienced in handling iG 4 Genera \OUuUBewor competent : del) T746W. y /4AL4 8 Oe : . ,White: good wages: no Jaund 4 WEN—Barbers are making ore money UN oS , , nm ee unimproved property; wonderful chance botine : ry: in than ever before: we wi!] taach vou this! oa = a he 44 ,— yf it — val notseclean: at » arge — m 4 aa a moet ~ tee has | to make some real money: about to open com a ¥ = $5 445. — claan, inside. profitable trade day or Care soe-eeiesestenisitineeeeennsee on oe opening in! — in ‘ “4 S Gepartment | one new tract on South Side. See Mr. | GIRL—Counir: y, white. general housework ; evening: see our classes {n operation or ‘4 Or LESS - —Sit.: first ec aes; excellent ,'™ &@ agg eqilege gra: wo ay sl ONS | Tieyde. Call between 0 and 12. Cyrus; Small family; ne home. 751 Syracuse write for Sati jomue. Moler Barber Co!. | ‘roner; first 3 days. 1 ‘indeil 6089 ms "he ‘ oe "Foti : a Soe ety tS! Ae Willmorg Organization, Inc.. 737) _®Y. Parkview 149 (cs) ' Se ee ae ar " oO vuture oO ligunt ia")? Tate 1e . ' Spal om Lewes pa . | » —— i ae ; lege. #10 N sd ae fcoR) it olive ss ‘on col ored. ad. experienced: | yee. ‘oducttins + ubad ; en: 4 iT ; one , ra Boatmen’ © « Renk Bidg (o4) GIRL Ane: d 25. to rT ang Tine - ope. 510 N86 ne Se == uesdays any edne ays, ren ol ~ a, . © ° anf ape EES a ean tt “Magee ~ 5O per day. ng aundry | | R17 bons expected Rox T- 114. é D. feo) 7 “2004 S. Jeffe . ; zx: es iii, ‘ | o rson, fe) | _ a tr Gee EEE _ y i; ’ 4 rii G 6+ « ; - * ae . a ase on MEDICAL cwaturest Fa MAID. —Rit ; experienced, Wants genera). | — - ee and midd : rir ts 8 wae B ae Real Estate Salesmen | GIRL-~Wh! te. housework and cooking: | TOUNG WOMEN needing ne i? before and oun. oF cooking; references. wt MEN—Learn br! ck'aying: good Opportun- The steady crowth of our business com. | Groves "Webster ‘Tver. Baker av.. ~~ ai . 7 —— =. | 0 ne , bels us to employ immediately, several ; at the St. cue Maternity Hospital 4516 | NU RSE—Sit.. colored: likes ~ children: | 2%: Box T-98, Post Disp, h. (C83) | more clean-cut aggressive men. Our sales- | GIRL-—Expertenced on preas mach'nes and Washineton _bl ay Rae, 2 cen 4e8T) sim enok? ng ; Fremont 1152. MEN---5: to wo rk on trai u. a® news men make real mong We teach | on wee by ironing. Maryland laund'y, 35 OFFICA GIRL—Nit ; Can take morta, 8 wage de Meazo and Aansas City. /you the business thoroughly: — $2.- | _N. Bovle. tf) PATENTS operate typewriter. do posting and filin Apn! y 2 a 0 (el » OOOO « orth | of im: ron od property? for GIRLS oo tra veling ¢ position, introduc! ng a. . om good penman; good at figures; ealary ME N—~Handy, for emul: 1¢ Toom. Apply at | sale “hace so cueye contracts. Apoiicent periodicals. Call Mises Van Clene, Hote! 7) . ‘ce f ‘ once. Russel] ne | Must have cor soc ress S = pete a day. Re i NTS ghaines: gavice, “and folder $10. Victor 0600. (c3) Pecking Co.. 135 R ~ ted) |Apply to « ; ager. : a a ree. F. J. Larson. N. 7th. Garfield | SpscoG RAPHIC OR CLERIC 4 Ee Ee EIS NRPS: (e3) | : — GIRL: woman, white: general house- O576 oe fe Oe Pa ion ayy or KERICAL— Sit; MEN—White, colored, to se cordia €tc. | —&. R. H AM ME re R. 'E. CO | bp Ore fe hae + small fa uily. Park Ree eG SE Nie SA at | Mee Wh i. See Yammer fer Itor nes. | GIRL White about j 18. to assiet with | kar fenogr aphic position bramecations — ines MEN. --§: 10, solicit for cleaning company: | ne 8 § ET ld iin ef housework cood home; wages $2) month DANCERS Wid. — —Colored: € “har! eston. AD- and accuratels Box Y-317. Post pg ping ot good money, Coral Clean- STOCK SA LESMEN--With auto for city |. Cabanv OS8IW. 63: 54 San Bonita. fc) piv today. Gayety Theater. 14th and os experienced : ironing. Apply Boal light 1 m for home than weges. N 1$th.. Wednesdav. shirta: | WOM AN — y to assite with bouse- Cabany 3683. a fe Laundry, od bang housekeeping, (cAy (oe) 716 do work mornings and eve- nin s for roam and board. Apply 3119 | hues assured. Box-¥-128, Post- st-Dispa WOMAN- Genera!) housework. i i ing: small family; | Bellevue, Richmond 1598 J, m Fy ’ to 45 >. White. | | floor work in sma and teat housekeeper. no wash- good wag 551 Heights Hiland (c3) least hi gh oxpastente travel: definite ore (eh) patch Ww OMAN—For family of three adults. Age capable plain cook ust do al] fireé- modern residence, in- studing washing with electric Place et * permnauent, offers good home ond adequate pay Telephone Ca abany 56 im grocerics; must be Sth. Central 149 ‘CANVASSERS WOMEN SOLICITORS CANYV ae | en or hou. “to” house. to “geil Checker Brown spaghetti. experienced, Apply Gandolfo- m+ Mfx. Co.. WOMEN-—To cenvass with crew. on sal- = ee E. Jones. 22 N. 24 at. for the ertail washer. salary. 820 N. (cB) (c4) dOUs EHOLD ¢ GOODS Ff deat R SALE ee een mae Tee at ‘ HN she SING Gon HANGE STORE SEVENTIT AND MARKET STRE ETS 3-Plece Overstuffed _LIVING-ROOM Values Up fo $175... $65.00 Carn UNION'S EXCHANGE STORE SUITES .| Walnut Buffet .......$15.00 Coil Springs .........% 5.00 eet ae ee eee Brey WARDROBES | $35 to Values. @ $1.5 ttt || UNION'S EXCHANGE STORE : Oak Sideboards .....% 5.00 fH OBR CRimes .....ccs - $12.50 —— | VELOUR DA-BEDS | $70 Values. Kroehler $3O).75 s2.00 UNION'S EXCHANGE STORE Iron Beds" OD ee we DINING TABLES | Val. te 950 Oak and Walnut. $5 and $10 cis . ——— -—e = ane — sme snr ta, ae oaienaadnedon — aceasta mee Hh Terms PARLOR §S $25 to $50 @ Values..... >] UNION'S EXC HANGS STORE Library Tables ........%5.00 |) Center Tables sia aackadl $1. 00 SS ae oe 3- Piece ‘Leather DAVENETTE SUITES UNION 8 EXC HANGE ro ORs | ER Wire Springs evseceden ae 3 and 4 ‘Pie —- CITES | $1.00 0) Cash $100 $ 2 $3.00 Valwues..... Cash UNION'S EXCHANGE STORE. Suites —_— + eee DINING- ROOM SETS—Severai from: American nile. an er ae Now 00 a ba Sina tit tion; only y ecTatc ; iting | at low cost. Levy Brow. 211-1 atin. | ce | IN ALS ; S195) as rt eal P. | | Tae FRANKLIN. (ct4) | DINING-ROOM 8 ece. cane-back | aan like how : low price for cash vy 14th DINI NING: M U EN EXC HAN (GE STORE || 3 Rooms, complete........$175 th $18 Cash and $2.50 Week. i 3-Room Outfits $7 Cash and $1.50 Week. 30 5-Piece Enameled a nocece ose “—_—_—Saae A OEE A NN — CASH OR CREDIT Mulvihill Furniture Co. 112-114 North 12th St. SPECIAL $26 to $35 9x12-Foot Sample Rugs.......... Room Suites $95 Sample Oak Davenette ET a ot et 250 4-Piece Walnut Delsoun i} Suites opadeccaedbetesen nen an $250 9-Piece Walnut Dining- |, oewbse sigan ace 2emee ose ees $49.75 Walnut =. Room Suite — Safe Franklin (el4) VALUE. of! 1B BRAROH & eee nd 4 Auort- lg ' . > i| i? if ; DINING TABLES VEN 8 UNION'S. S$ EXCHANGE TH AND MARKET a World, 214 Imes ---. a 7 B Kuaranteed against can Aluminum Co.. LADIES—Disirict ey i 2. -A RMSTRONG H A. Selkirk, |B. Any BU¢ 5 Y 4,000 condiuen. eat Carter BEDS- Meta! ful i; $3.75. Walker-Armstrong H. LEDS—Several to pick from: anc Smith @& Davis hogan). oak and walnut: full size. twin (670) || gS LOGEASY TERMS wm | | ype paecliee — $725 four-piece bedroom eulte, genuine walnut veneered. 400 $125 three-piece bedroom suite. 37.00 * | $35 large plate mirror ea - 12.00 |—~=$48 large solid oak $55 large ivory dresser ....... 14.00 | Sanne S TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. — ~ Ot ee ee 7a ~ Pn LEE eae ngs lightly Used | aph eres *e © «© *-e ehier over- overstuffed ; P syearary able Stas 28 a3 3 golden oak ffet. fer e@eee buffet. 19.00 |. ». 28.00 | veneered Ky penal: 2.00 | dresser. . 16.00 used furni- from. Hun- a ‘Monies ane SEVEN TH A AND SUITES $°5~—VASY TERMS UNION'S EXCHANGE 7 on MA RKET FURNITURE SACRIFICED L ving room. bedroom and dining reom re expensive ene fine ‘th nl- sell at a rea; bargain. FWIN “Gant after 6 p. m. CASH FOR — WHY PAY ¢ it Overstuffed Three pleces, covers of genuine ve lour; davenport opens inte full-eise $75: ensy terme. UNION’S EXC HANGE STORE STs. __ SEY ENTH AND Re 30 1306 OV Bed Suites MARKET KERS- Comfortable and subetanttial: ps. Samia” ~ brand-te new: “. mat low 4 ce; take vour old bed in irede. 11 B. 14th at. YOUR FURNITURE! | ‘|| cactU Chin wens HOME WITH WHEN YOU CAN FURNISH YOUR ' RECONDITIONED | FURMIPURKE AND PAY FOR IT ON EASY CREDIT TERMS. Pir hiture fowse te private nomees look- s whea you cau me here new. ata -to dete 4 ype bom | EXCHANGE STORE. h and Market Ste. -_—-—-.. - ¥ fun @ iz by b acd find 8 Floats ture, at virt hay serv ewan B . 18th ana Ce EES ivery continued eddie eee WASHING large families; reasonably pricef. 3 WASHING MACHINES — Fioor aaipies WASHING MACHINE | ueed Royal, Eureka, Rome as iow ae SA. time. Mortun Electr WASHER— Apex Roteres: ~uned “Fo mont>s: 100 conh PAppLY } for amal!l ‘sundries ee amen Hoover, A rave Ineoney, cma le Co. 3417" Olive. 4) wees St Ls. saimples: pia te nion. (ety “OU TrRIT—« ‘onplete, “ guitabie industrial ante or whehes and 4 vers er (iravoin. “(eae and used A B ©. Thor Eden, Kirnral d others: cash or terme come lo a $25. Morton Fl. Ce 418 Pe off) oover cle Eden. sored: i on: Mer frien trower; waahing machines ae cleaners Weoikeu. 3735 Humopbrey. Lacisde us SER Levy firet for good | ine ‘ia? nev tate: ia es A Bong i 8. 14th Weshingee. { reconditioned GAS RANGES | 3 ROOMS CC )MPLETE “5. 1% 17.50 TMWEN,. I. BRASONH Low's: save | FOUR ROOMS: COMPLETE has. Pri. _ 402 0 ‘Fallon et (g0) Rox N 4032 Poe t- ‘Dist at th. helr in meat t arke?t a J Mh a’. . - if. Pi - ET Geeee=e-al ah SS : Q ES ‘ spDROO SUITE Brend- new, 4 pie PROSSFR Ata TUR ™©.. PEPITTER Sit.; youn ae ART 1k ex- | BOOK K EEPER—Assistant. axe 21, expe- YOUNG MAN—Office work. 36 me experi- | Man with good education. 95 to Man’ S assistant ; excellent Op: | ee 5 _ et Furniture Co.. 1200 =. 3220 AVE STREET. (e77) | $198 198.76 75. . 820 rewn . PORT references. ——vaindell pcs. __ rieneed in general clerical work and ac-j ence. Apply at once. Russell Packing; . itv f iaht arty Broadway. e26) | HOUREHOLD ¢ SOdDEL eee of furn Living r one —s ead Winds R—Sit. ; colored: ouse craning. | ¢ unts rec®ivabie, ledgers; replying state | Co.. 135 Usseil. : (c3} 40 years of age, who is energetic po! tunity or Fie p ~ "} BEDROOM SUITR-—-2-tone walnut: Tent ture. curtains, drape ete. Lins } | kite hen. BRAS “he, “Hi 2018 Prank! (¢ 4) Pip BGOWSs. odd jobs "Setterson 1631M. “| age. experience, education and s@lary ex- YOUNG MAN—~)ver 18. to assist manacer P T 2] hic} ' Gol I LBER MILI ] INERY CO end hed. full size: vanity and chifferet: | ROBT. — tiew . Desiti« ‘R—Sit.; Al on Hoffman: desires | pected. Box T-37. Post-Diavatch. — (c) ewe@fating department: Catholic pre-| and earnest. O sell a hign-grade | UWUlidl a — yy. | @ $185 value at $8 'k CHEN CHAIRS —4 —roogly prem oe HOUSEH’LD GoopDs |} WANTED “tion where good work is appreciated: | BOY—Co ofed. to shine shoes: must ferred; monthiy compensation. Call 1e4t | office device Must be able to in- | 1409 Washington (e) PROSSER'’S FURNITURE CO., ) Pe 1308 Olive aoee _ rete rences wil) ing to leave city; experienced. Apply at once. io0% a. ata) A al BR a, —_ oe | ¥ am a smagggyustianogmtatiiegeauaeaiitiaiatindinins = =e - } _S3220 LIVE STREET (e7T7) RIPCHEN "Sh etha Os good ‘gize. $3. 56. ANUIRON #—Furniture~ ‘aac, married Dur ling, Tyler 3075R, | Delmar YOUNG MAN—Neat appearing. — between {terest the executive. Right man | NURSE—Exper Hlenced. white. for ~ schoo! | CHif FOROBE—Slightiy used: th elt | ive. | Of fiata, dwel ep or am LD aA Chembers , | BOY—To- start as office hoy em the are of 19 and 75, to assist ean | Children and upstairs wor Cabany cheep. Stelner Furniture Co. oe ict 300 > ee ' tay badly PUNCH H PRESS © ‘PER ATOR rit 24: & : tunity, but must be wide- awake and ane in —“-% -e- Copart eee gy ‘can earn from $3000 to $10,000. me hd We wast -__f ferences, k “7H Broadway. “37 | CamPe mune, Farsi Sa os fect Gan ' $42 Passe. belinat ‘OK 0860 "0 or Deuner Years’ ~ mee : dab! ting om to start at $24 per week. Apply Mr. , | NURSE—Experienced: white: to take fu calapieteutniisoasrinennpiacnenanamedenoeetatonaneaeanae ——_— J - oo Thee experien *. Box Y.333, »:-D(80) | Trt pee. Dependab ° Printing a) Rice. 1961 Railway Exch. Bldg. (cd) | pr, rsonality and £00d common | eharge of 2 children, e@es 3 years an ’ y ’ P OnGER's ives . “TT ee ee RPETS—Farniiure best MAN—Sit'; wanting stegdy posit! is - : . - / 1 eference | COMBIN ATION “RAN vE STREET fe?7) rith 1 ig sie position aimee 7” —— ‘ CKING HOUSE : me > 10 months: nie one with eity re om 4 - - S ee I : aplane, 1437 Freakie Comeal ar ren able or old rata i wher irm, city BUSHEL M AN—Haper Then Se eae R LARGE P P A‘ kK (y sob harge of , Sense required. Write giving ex- need snnls A720 Clemens fe) | $79. eaey terms. LipRART ABLES : “ oN and ok. nm \. a ’ 4 ‘ vf ea ‘ Th , Cli = : ; ronires vou 0 e enares ’ -- SI — ' ‘7 / 4 4 “TR ¢ ; apy seg) ‘. rom stock to 1S year ore experience, Mein "Melle ny 1 , 2 (c) | accounting dep arte ent Dreviou is expert- | mertance and references Work in| XU RSE --Expertenced white: eto take en: ' ENION'S EXCHANGE STORE 9 wane “Oliv KEK a sas a? a. 2, FURNIT( xk Wid. —k ” “© manager: general snowledge | nro: eee a ie !. Must have full knowledze | ©?! Ta — ‘= on tire charge of 2 children: 3 years an SEVENTH AND MARKET STS. | on 4 robes Lan Fo tines. Rox Y-350. Poet-Die. (RN) | BUTCHER Ci om hina tio butcher and | eo eat terme and abtiity 46 uandie oeoels. the city. Rox N-79. Post-Dienater 1\; months: only with city refarences peed |) ————— —- -| LINOLEUM — | Rugs, 9x}7"" eperifics. | Nift he V —ttearting new i OMIVEN—siit: oe palter:’” asl. grocer: West ind store. Box 1 or, | A aged eeportunity fer ane whe will work none cts mae di | —— need apniy. %720 Clemens. ir) | COMPL. UTE YURNISHINGS—4 rooms; J) $14. 7h. Welker-Armerong H. F. Co "| hah L oricee ” rue - . OT: exnerien, eo) Fremont SR17. OM - Papa te’. . —---- . hard for advancement - state aee. experi JERSE \ iLL Nt Lis RY Nc lereey NURS} White: for baby 15_ months oid; monthea old: iraving city; sted eas | | soe Olive, ee ee eee seman af stor” % ER —Bit.: wing S*perienced Junch and | CHAU Pere ences. — Meroantile. “Greue | oner, starting walary desired and telenivone f nursery’ stock and ornamentaige Sales | Trerence, requtred. Call 5231 West: | rentine fiat optional. Grand 7599. +80) | CVT ROOM an ao icra Pe TEC RE Wit alk WATT AN ee sow. Hemost. 14) | fav g aelernces. 4, Mercantile Grocery | number in first letter.” Box T-842. 1 ed) | Shen wanted wkcle toe Remus. Sales | ploater Thureday or telephone Forest | ga veNege Uist Dlnlne abd Bed gn] Pe hg _ HMAN-—Sit > haw } ene. ~ white - £2: seen ; Marrjen La siinout ora Miangtch._ Tet ae :) 0 | tir } as ‘i _ Wess Gacanear Ga | __ eet: bargain. 4306 Manchester oa 4 LIVING ROOM | Bt 4: iken ~— ti Se'kirk . Pe “pb age wo rood reference. _ Py ae i ce writ ras f _ - de ‘ +. A oat, BL ‘1 oF ; ate « r . ~— hs ar a ° FU RNITT Rp Wtd— —- Posi-Dier | for country place: man fo ulside wo 128 Washington. Central 8327. Oo 3 \ TONG Wy Die in —_— —— | wife for cooking and housework. Call "AGENTS WANTED—m MEN HELP WT. en, GIn.s ERA a” ER “ED SEAM! ww RT TAK LES | ope reppee SET— Head carved, 0 _— jear AN—Sit.: willis x worker: wishes | go? Columbia Bidg.. between 5 and 6 D. AGEN TS—Tn sell tailoring on time pas Ars 7 r PtsiGNti cider OPERATORS - ESPERIEN an 510-61 pou walnut: hand-co 14 chair. ea have + -) Carpenterin ng i some experience: | m Wednesday or 9 and 10 a. m. Thurs-| ments Mere: Tellerine’ Co.. G14 Vine vork:: also -s we , YY tron SERGERS ON MEN'S PANTS. GLA - TNION'S EXCHANGE STORE i} cedex a ae cooker SENG “AT Ux: Bor roosts. _ 176) | dar, ———— + oa) off Embroidery Co. 1107 Washing PROS 1312 WASHINGTON. _ at SEVENTH AND MARKET STS. Bis Fle = aan ri Apctice Co. Seton.” x — Desiree Position with kood De — Exper enced on silk dreages —_—- r ASTER Cm “entet taemesemeed “ us — he a ee L : Ot mere: 5 years’ experi ence Sith Inge (CUTTER —eaperi to right party. United | sat a te gy ee premaed Ente: wer OPERATORS i On ante oresees; must aR. § Mem Laat a ; ) carpets. bric-a-brac. Call Cent TOONG “ara company. Box ¥-310, P.-n.é Skirt and leress Co. 802 W ashington CANVASSERS & SOLICITORS : , pew Wilcox ‘machine. Wopeiowits Bros. | E NET TE SU ITES | L IVING : ROOM SU ery [AN——Bit. experien: — in gree- | fifth f oor _ tx 1 ANVASSERS —Pyperienced : r BONAZ OPERATORS Also wirle to leon 9°20 Washington. 5th Noor. fod) DAVE? 4 . “ ITES BERT prices for houmehald mares, ! em married ang wish a per- | : thera! fer ‘Box’ oe PD on Bonaz machines ind workers to | PEN” MARKER IND SORTRR—Eaperi. | | $35 EASY TERMS | $72.50 EASY TERMS ; a a ae Tien with reliable concern who “¥tr "“r ae T ' : ve ayer nimi rie HM. Aronoff Embroiders (a omn@en Liste?! taundes hS15 . Easton. UNION &S EXCHAKGE STORE , TNIONS EXCHANGE ae 0.609. POU St ity oetee honesty. hard work and ab CUTTER ; | = MILTER + r ip anak nD 1107 Washingt (s < ae teady | SEVENTH AND MARKET STS. ti SEVENTH AND MARKF 20. Spe of old ver TA Peg? D 7 a — eee — ~ 4 woo? iook ing r the st moncer making prot a ipa aii PRESSERS—Op, ‘adies garments: - ODS EO Nepateh. me EXPERIENCED ON SILK XT W Lod <1] Van Miller 46 Clive Tas) KI ‘ ER For fi} eer Works. BES to OO for ae B veg NST 31 years of wer. With | DRESSES PERMANENT POSITION TO | esition ip St. Louir. Van Miber. 3640 Cilve | B oly need apply. 3322 Olive | nresgeae es Oe ee (edi | DAVENETTE SUITE--9 pieces, weed, gon. | | Se» 2430 F ; ". fPinere * a savli. NE THAT 18 RELIABLE anm «caAPa tiie : sini ‘ecient ‘ s¢ ; y ee ” . PUI. Was ) ~) “s Sielar F rniture <ce.. is , aera domi ttS eredit nis awd Ma | RLE OF HOLDING SUCH POSITION As SOLICTTOR—Courteous young man can | _ ae eae —- —°6) | PRESSFEEDER— Platen presses oni: pri- Broadway. : febBs) | G: erstuffed Vel. Bed Suite ARE YOU Ware, Connection: heat of rete | TIONED tad tie Money: annly in person. Crve- | BOOKKEEPER—And stenographer. capa-| vate plant: must have experience deine 3 Samerg hn crefiane * VALUE AND $175. $17.50 1 will be ais 'h have vou? all ae ‘a r’ Sateen Teou {== STARR. roc RAS GARMENT CO. ‘tal Cleaning and D) cing Co.. 6604 Clive bie of managing office: state age a: Food grade of work. Apply to Miss May. | DAY BEDS * on etete 00 OL — L. % & CO. 2618 Hyeakliaces) of flate. ny Revelie Hotel, 4141 Lindetl I ol. (80) 1405 wuovUsT ost. cb | (ca) sisary. Loan T-30Y, Pest Divot’. ic) Purina Mille. 8th and Grativt. ico) cover pad. 314.00 J sn @ ‘ "

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. ee eet a yo - slap leslie dl MUSICAL I! INSTRUMENTS Warted and For Sat Sale Ads in these columns today. “Wa PN Hi, WEDNE a | —— , ee ron _3ANUARY ff }) R ? oy ; ed }}®) ; if S ~ e°c | ; - | 4 ind ae) ba ‘ ae = — |||/FOR SALE—WTD'||'2 Pianos and Organs For Sale (inner OF Soom cor light | VERNON S852—2 attractive rooms, com: TANO-——Like new, very cheap. ~ $317 Lin- | Gat | wae plete for housekeeping: {nm smal) home secans_teor_ wee TALIFORNEA. JS3GA— Three houmkeep- | cleSa. warm. running weter (78) | KINGSHIGHWAY. 1024 &- : ; ea ~~ 4715a— -w anc economicai to operate “qu pped 1 ith fall b veantifu! be wnically OK ix tires: top «nd! fore eee phone (abany 3 r v © ' “y . al alloon - ‘ cane. &@ ree. buy & 95. $12u wn alla on tubes: y) ead’ for use, ~ b a rs. w inds' Ee! d wiper, mo " ti es, spare, i . ba ' be a 2 tr f " Say ae ' TRUN NK»; ard” be and loess cheai ss - t $7 50. 3844 Ss. Oo mpton (c7l) COM PT. iw CAT a ~— -— . ad | . 4 ¢ mental bar cap which loc KS, step pl tes. tometer and orna- ui 3029 ;. raWes! NASH CO Metropolitan Storage Co.. 3950 Olive PL AYER- “PIANO—Gu.bransen mahoga or unfurnished 5 —S coe ee. | Po me. Rall roses: OF: eat: ate | ates, stop signal, tir : M) = cus efferson ssoo. | ——— -2 ny: perfect ndition 200 cash. in-; _Grand 5718 a ‘enicuuaiae lock—evervthing that’s nm: eessarv to add th re sire cover and 4 FORD—Tournng 121° starter. $45: one! —>—————— ————— — cluding records. Apply 5335A Devon: | DILL‘ ' on ; ~ —_——" ~F ¢4)| WASHINGTON 4812 — Housekeeping beauty to a car. Your “- oka a a eta i¢€ Auditiona) touch and q vue. lf. i “4, 516 N Vandeventer ' shire. : he J : $1 sO PB wweatly furniehe| FOOSE, F er ©*Dirg Ooms; steam heat: every con- APARTMENT—.Oo = Newly lacquere 4 end - of 2 modele—disce or wood wheels } ra o.... i i, aw’ ANIMALS PLAYER-! "[ANO—Math ogany case. must iEAI fm 2%, = df a {et ; venience: _reasonabie. $52.50 up. A me i $695 =: @ id carry standard new car guarantee ela. })) | FORD— Touring cars: good condition: “cash | For Sal roll cabinet. bench. soid new for $650: | _ emnk ayed: Seen. Cea for} WASHINGTON 438\—Lates room house | land 0486 ~ ©e€ac mal! cash. vear on balance “ itee. A special, )) OF terms. AyTes. Aut rized Ford Deal. eae OS CSAS or Sa eS ere ba ance. remaining unpaid i customer | Tito Privilewes. Grane SSW eS keeping: sink. range. kitchen cabinet. APARTMENT—J- aiauce. \\¢ ers 14i= ‘SN K inge? eo? war ‘eq BEAGLE HOUND—ou antesa i329 = } ang Wi... se “for 110: term 2 per week prAl RVIEW. 3S807A Pandy om for gcen- ; Lany eT ences (4) $52 hi )) PORD—Tourings: new. with balloons and | goo eee pate . ee on care party LEHMAN. PIANO CO. re re nial Te nee Fe REP Grand S625R |_WASHINGTON. 5067—Besatifulir fur-{ Hi —y 0488 on Ayvel A M PTON ‘ bumpers, used 3 weeks: $265. 1905 HuLNDaA_°. 1 troke” ~=1tCnicely wtarted. | a " Jelferson 3100. ~_ae Be $160 ece: terms teen ¢ ITS A HEALTHY | Sy OR A right 5. amd several other fine pianos heated moma with kitchen eink. all | floor. newly :urnished: kitchen pri iler- ut , ‘| ot ik 1905 SINGING CANARY Yor WANT, 1 to select from; cash or time; 30, 60, 90) “OT =niences._Hombolt 2318M Ss i aieaeall (3) | BLAIR. 4715-2 clean w 7 ‘ ~ ye - ‘4 Porm ToOrrinGs ‘li. MODs HA E THEM se ONER'S +: FOP Gays same as Case er ol GHRANL. 3S520A @ = ie arge. furn ghea / WaSHIv sTON_ ‘$207—Comer of Tn . housek eepmg roormsa, sink “ee : sc | week For Hire ‘- ‘ced > : ote : a i i ‘ STi RF > 7) al ; “ie ‘ = > . ... ss FL RNIT URE EXCHANGE, » meekee ning — -’ : 4 ' ul nie: > and w ah an aro oe a “arta Tat. . 7 sa Bi-meo FOR EITRE— x = _ Roadsters For Sa ana Sundavs tio a pen nights) Iw pimps BASLON EVERYTHING | _____soT “AND WASHINGTON. (e733) | steam heat: ales tar —— wash. hesutiful, newly fuz . Fee eee | DOYLE. 32 x | R BIRE—New Dodge (ruck warts con- le eave. fterton S13. BR et _ ; ~4 _— RD ee eee | fee ae newly furnished | ater. ¥ a ns front moms: —S large rooms: a ac t; bod . iit ean BRM c OR s—4 rondeters a i92 + = = —— i pt - M reoR We, fe PERSIAN CAT AT Pes ae =a ee y nent room. Pa ot aie ~S3x, a rn expoeuTt . ‘e'- or sree. 1XGE ~r "sao. a i¢é A . $150 & je e. ie) 1s oO Te nom EN = = — 4 $- ’ |= *. aes -_ ot _ ralking -atesed A . See Hi me _ « BANS each 7 ~: 5 “NSW! “k=! are ei : Tecord Joubie: s- age opt. a. Dock frormn L** ‘mar dhlve tar ’ _— e¢ . Ay “ATES — Jared ad nes 280 ox terriers §& —— ~ORI ms - aoe a soadsters. JALIL 1923 mode. ms O23 m prices range from $125 to $235: term ‘ la i were co rITae or Re : ; cond: tion fem $15 g os JEFFERSON 3@17 A @ EY Ts ‘ ont room with _reniences. “ ba a ee | ML x, Sp "~. A. 1. a4uios8e = « > , ose : : ertit. ; ; : ~? 4 r’ ‘ J, B.iiia.i agowr, pas \race Shei > ; Wanted 4 “ONROYS. . " \JeEF “ER oN tim Q s > ” ho *aceDoi ng an meni rh ome: Ww il share. la@or 2 . ‘ = techn lhl : nm . > 5 ° , - pa oo _LAMBERT.GRAYES ea —_ at oa * ee Tu W té 4 & nda th > ho brie " 4576 Man Jae samay " | , 5 T] Fr a! . ‘ + > Vian ate: a a ; . 54 pene , Ler. A? make a BX RID Re ) A ls hel val: e “an e@ ‘ a ‘ . _ Prices Central 4609. 2340 Give «2 1923 nm .. S65; another for $115: special with hig 2k A ~ (oe 5895 Cates. Call after 6 ; agg (eld — th debe r= ight housekeepin .* - : ] Rees . ge o4 —— wer yA parte. Biddle Market 5. acti@a.iy new tres “°%. S) dow — 3949 — i ie. 6FSS | 30.000 OLD suits. overcoais for shipmest. LAFAYETTE. 28320—New)v - decorated,| water cing teem; Sent, reaming prishec spect of wr G Sto Paris. 1318 WN. 13th. Tyler 4172 4,.50 & month Fete it oppose: uty pa * Mates | pay $8 to $13. Delmar. S05. — onnecting or single room; houseKceping. | WEST P! PINE. 3690—Warm =* Ee 2 Ee we ne : a s oo. a Tae EST NASH (™ ; mite > IP ; 4361. Gelber. 1105 Frat ™ modern RR PS) front mom © + Warm. furnished . “PERS SHING ; APART in | 9098 _I ve ASH CO... P ‘Ta [ RING, 5 Frankl. Au ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY | ~*5*)27°= 25955" 0755 Spegy Wess ry 92 50, $3_ weeny, RINGSECRY MEN ms. cash. Central 8450 or 1ISUS ea OL.DSM *} ice —Roadster rth ~ 4031 7 Late mode rd tiree ortetna!l ii ea et Nor t ’ > . Bew house, ciean monw $3 $5 oe oo : oe 2 ane front room and ole bath ' ° 7 : fan! . +e . J . Pant . ~* » -_ tie , APE oe - + hs i P ° . . o CONC ane (eR) rl . siete — a... pig ee. y verhauled. $3 rthwest - (3) —_———— —— hin LOOT steam heat FORDA Wie —100 pee. ed. 80; lon > pay — For Sale INNE “Sy a5 er on S| WEST PINE. 4211—N will : ages coupes + da our () = e3 « . Es =~ s eee GARFTEL 5°52 — Rao 7 j 3 ESOT ‘A. 3135—3 rooms. furnished Saar trent a——-¥ 1C@. large. second- i) MaKe “sa! inxs cash. Linie!) 4076W 3631 . AKLAND ROADSTER ee rit TH SIDE BUICK ATlT™ CO. QUALITY clothes tor women and men. ci- One rome oor - = - — WG! Tre aint —_ -* eae 4 (c4) . i Tom Out “ea x eo at* ~ iemen s~- Fe ‘ 9 Giasisell P l o> 2 = ; . PINE. 4239—2 unfurnisned LA SLED se FORD. W: —— = 7 “ tains. eood tir * . . anc #° od enr- | mut re ; or uaaedhemibanmeae: res TIOR, io4) meen , . i = ; — ic” deftiers: ote be i Psy ¥ : CS “ ortced. t , = “350 : * os ; — one. > rrand " 7 . _— 3 so ” ’ T r*T ~ —— = E: 2 ALA ZZ1. -616—1 or 2 comnectin house ory ag = with kitchenette: ’ , be yous furntshet. FO 45 RL : “KS Wr sisal Ar 7 autos at ea )* a = i j—@.a dt st JP U8 ; 801k 2105. ove he, . Ls . ne? r . = a ‘ iC uring SS —S————— ——$__—— - a MISSO! RI. ow42? — aon rm and board. 1 or! re > : " wy ry ry rr u a OKE AND ———. | rooms. twin ne te —_ ae Ginus Zing or] Ri 7" 2 Laree rang one ; Ww. f cS0 | $s FOR RENT. D SAN BONT - A. \ osat (Ht . os avtomond. le Auto Aw — do. , Pew tir jneeine | . |. es “@% ©: COAT os ton. $3; PT “cr? «¢ ee a he: f = os win becs; siearm CLARK. ~ 9s9g_ nl “ ' — ° janiin $30. 4 —s ’ . +. . 6 ae , 7 , -* . = | Sei SE Rises a —— , > _ o a rl t rt See fa - - mf =o — . “a : Tr eee «: . aia > & ) ¢ a © t > ee ee — une ; — — of “ws = sim ~ Qn r, erces ~wee) - = seein ooee thy rn ‘ . 2 2 ~~ . So —s ~ . ' v 53 4 ;. $25,000 ~ + CASH | for ter —- an © * WERER SED cAR FE a te Touring Poa tive —s ./* oh Sesh Hil lI. jump $5.° ‘ - mr aac ea - ea -- ~ a RI. sa ‘ +, Ler extra ge yilir — . «me ua’ a 5 o ml Cartervilie > + : } a sy . me _ oe T ae 4° 09 A—Boara © empiore —{| genticman Foc a ae (oT) po me Be reanyene! Ye all cides: a ’ 5s. 916— ca . mal Ae? re = AW ‘ hd sammneanemanp nen ener eememmnN TRE ria — be dee \g We wil cur pour ‘a: for casb SISS cash or tra alance *o suit. Guar- | Gat” ~% - and 1563M.;“*, 39154—Beautifal large room. | pati 0A—Room for rent to rr “ta -~ a . Cc : vou » lown 3 or MaKe j i] 8 teed as Tr? res ec 4 Wars © -« “ _ Leo al a —stanc ard S4 - - ini. eg — = o 23> — - —— ‘cso — usek een ne fa. ’ 1% i*e cleal and warm be aaa 4 rAH Tew uM. OTOR co. + ~~ MoT *o A Pm OO. Paige an 2 Je wert $5.50: Carterville ea =a . a soe aay EN ANDUAH +. 3548A—Room and board 5 ENANDO AH "41° con Send ae — ne = | WaTERMAN. 3582 a 1035 N Gran ; ° ; at mrliterse ‘ ag ap | > oe db. ad * Pi ‘ teat, ; OFT 3 gen:s or wt ~{ ples, private ‘am- sng! a ana ce ; . -y s secon 4 floor wes? re eS a m-¥ 0. m Tae ray eee | OFA T a s ily. reasonabie srand SASTW oc re light housekeeping rooms. ROOMMATES WANTED Ww, . : Tey (eM) BIG SE x Mi yN Sb aR T TK 13 R N ~ 41. —Co)llire rae i+ T1GE Ge Park: rox a hnetieamehiatiel at wn pm s. er 2 Isties. Cab 2137 mare in; «pe “ t * * hurmper yn yee . aq ures. © 5 a . ue a est a wm. kitchenette. we ur = — abany 21377 n; n. pany — Hi ON el a Almost Giving Aelia Away! «| derful condition: orzinal car is ing won. OOAL—WFurnace lump, $450 loaa_ 8) | seewer-111s— Furnished treat rooms 3 | VIGTOM Sade eee oil Surette, | ROOMMATE Wid —Nice aizs.guare, bee. WESTGATE. — §43—3- 4 7% eA. Fu LET- > 6! be oN act $1550 Auburn oe an €45) ° mont a ag? “gee - : ° ode - 1 _ t he » a2 other ETades to “ee 24 - ~ th ail A a OCs; fleer hear . oplioza a trons room. a VICTOR. 3520—Mc ders. furnished "none 3434), and kitchenette: $4.5 Se. Forest $60 Gecorated, d : . na. Vaiue for ear Vv - iver: ~- 1350 er sss . : ° : — ’ . ovens?” ~ £8 ese ; e r r cas -_— = a) A - 4 ——*- “==, ame mee: ’ rie _ gent'e os a ete : rt i ‘ ‘ rat exrras . -¥ bu -o >. IDhwige @edan ... 1 34) a rt SIDE BUC 1% a a x CABANNE. 5028—Doubd ent — — —— ntlemen or couple empiored --3 TE ec}; ? Oven af = nad Sup neu "Me cuarantee 2100 quck eedan Sete st ‘ 576 ston S Granc . . : ~r osariat 4) ——— ——— S53! twin heads “ eG ny eel TT . om ard = o | Ri tye W td. — Widow Cesi™ young WEST —— ae ay nts FunGcay. MA archv-Par- 4,,0 Nash Sedan a eS er —_a - : a =! ° ae oy iD oO to share home: refer- modern, . eens Coben voee_ren P30 Reo sedan! 250. )! 435 SH—Sport 974 Sassest in town. ae EXCHANGE. ABANY PL.” Sw03—Neaily | farmished : West antew. Sesenranle 280% Case ef | Baker Colfax ; a ; ’ ‘ ~~ . ‘ . : se ‘ ."* ee * 4 j , ? S985 Penni ' 7G - se . 14° & Doar sc +4 zie ~ - " _ —— — te Hl 1” 5 aon 1 a ae -++ 390 i924. S335 ikland. 1923 bodes: — ND Wtd t 1G9° CMe. Ca bany 4859R : seg 2 ALBERT. 141 +—2 connect ile housekeep- | WOOOLAND Fi... sas @4e0n sedan -o- cine Ont PR 2. _ £0es, ew a Tolet tonmries Dom " ee SS ce’ n ~ “a mi - m7 t t a SO) ” ¥ " . ‘ » - a a © u .* v7.3 te a 7 > ee a . as = i © . = _ att a ‘ 4 a, ; as am “ e pecs _ ee — reoms -ais0 l i: ° : ** ss ing of ie F DSON COACH 120) Becex eetan 22272! 4&3 pee ae the it vas | ee aie, NES Sy, Cares. S10) Nicely —fopiahed frome: | venience Drigas OStwe “eSie) | HOE _ROOMS WANTED , ae ! & ame new: Lovejoy hydraulic shock ab- 1 we TE . 950 sine? SSS SF Sates. Cali Cabany 7090.(c0) | xe gee cee | ent_mesis SART MER SS mar US2= 938! | HOT SEK (EEPEING ROOMS Wid—SBy | nts)? ‘ @or ers riebty of Xtras “ar a. oe ~ i oo sewers secan ; ’ ~ 50 i - Classi ian — ae qq At ES S42 Fee om af©r > | ari for 1 em- tes -. a « hn A—Stean > heated - owt “oT ° TLinden rood or Ma w . : Si Né 7ER. KLEIN R — —_ i aprre Ate i. Al@o Fasex and “Io 3 oot ec lan $ . a > ~_-—*- - Do! Gop AND ) SILVER, | Sted Si 1fécy tC Wii »~ls . Modiamont cars owt oe is: #T ft Tx, T eis ‘to es! ane. Rox "T- 33 1 Post Ty spatech Die ood : Cart’ e) > on i%4- hp eee “hb many attnore te a ord secans. $95 to $150 Model x ia —- ars. | ‘twin beds: no other roomers - on ineparen. : an Se — me a ies > Vv Se act €50- a $1 " 5 . meee ews 8 ave ever seen i189 here Ye # ‘ AST —— eatin a cs * con pie warr : - WEBER USED CAR EXCH AN A Every a Grecemtecs 90 days a Nash. Has wire wheels, new two-tone; nroxen Jewe x amenél. Miller 132 a oo re ne oe =. twin] homelike, e 1 —Laree, aan “cea cea ented. oe Sa sees Stas" 40 s 4 Z " ’ : as ee ™ ae > every . emcee d v . -a L.a DONG Miller + 2" . . onvrerien tO « Cal nd | a . ~ youu men an > ni fom = — 2 _ 2844 Locust. at Garrisc ied uare 7 : All is our motto. iy it for ©2060 down and Bo aah you can ve st 2 ° 4 ‘eS , bus 7 oc can ‘Teasoma ie. Cabany 6973 1280 ene avois preferred Rag T-2 oo: P.- Dette, bath, “oome we bath. euuadion sink. — —_— Where AHLE a ' Jefferenn and Was? ier. eK CASH paid for diamonds. cold ecla >} ' CHAMBERLAIN 5758—Nicely furnish BLENDON PL. 2207—-2 rooms - eh mes io ea rage: $4. BUICK- 7 pf 5 Northeast corner. Pum anc silver bought 7s ati- rooin; board: 1 2. Par be a. food heat: hvusekeeping. Huand ROOMS AND RD w ohinn ‘ortheas = i son | Coach K —Sed an; late mode! in fine shape’ Jefferenn 2800 t corner. elrry Co. 61° NW _Broed , away Jew- : or 2 arkview 2 38" u oes ro A D> fic Nort t corner motor. finish. e§: hbarcain terms. trad eae = wa {es7x) 0 OSS CS 53x) BOT: L ROOM NV oency apartments. t a Ce - = ‘ _ . ‘ra am awe iw _¥y a = —- ; —— At Front rooma board: ; ond > ~ rec s * egant t.3 fur- 5307 | Poamety-tarta State price. ; buy this car for . ‘ ‘ et 182° ; — se . T ( X - het hath ° f e- nished \Ousekeenving ‘* @esired ; Po ?-Di me -318 4531-38 spon th car fer S-0U cash and SA5 a ul be - ay 2 *s« natr’? new 12°23 _— x ennai . eS. Bi A IF ~ —— : ~ Deople 50 GATES 351 aS aee .ca8 it _ ces: ad adultes. os" Dispatch le 38 OOPS: & “wis npoiometer ke ne ‘, ry e — ig okt .¢ nt in . LA «'mec ater ef A ——— = on s £%, ‘ — _— eiiemelidie’’ = a — 4 Bj ‘ » ies Sor sy woened throughout od ee — econdj- spect; $275. zurranteed, 12 Ragin ag my ging canaries a - AR J$844—Room. Doard. meals — s Pert Rin gg ate isekeeping room. $6.00 Yor "NG LADY—Work for reem beart fr Just completed: Saunt poe 3039 | OUTHWEST NASH ©O gS ppereneer nee Fg i gga mene é@. Only vay i. 12 months to imported: guaranteei singers. $895. "| ENR ee ine a | —_oSeming room. _ twin Seda 2¢ (13) | While attending school | Writ S107 © | seecume bei Ge 5 lecust. Jefferson 3809 aes. tO pay. ‘pen evenings SOTTH SIDE BUICK AUTO .CO GARDNER BIRD STORE. lagen 85 ENRIGHT. 5215—ud floor room, hot-water | a a2;—Secuond floor eouih. large Grami or phone Colfax 4209 . e3) | ——. ~cs, Gas stoves; just . , -- - , " + yer — “ ’ —— 4 — oie wea a Laston heat ex cnlilen? fe. ’ EES ; ste aim- fated ~DOem™ sraapiegtl —— se. | ——____ a +2 Par =) Thi ~ If = RYT - ———, Jl. fTer ae A! , | fave te. " ~s* 0 en ee om = _& ~ ss sie -a.* P — - tect A > ence C07 ~~ a 4 a °D ~ u* ¥ ELL Coupes For Sale Jefferson and Lafayette. Laciede 7601X. | ———— : eracneniieey so 1 | EREST PARK 4353—Rgom and —#)| CLARA. | 627—Small_ | room adahanea SUBURBAN BOA REAUTIFUL 7-ROOM AP! 7 -- - a en tte. Lacieue > ; " tes a =» > > we —* . 6 em~n7 -% ey T tn * zg nisO@MHe “earned a @ : ; L 7-ROOM A . ‘ RL 1cCK—2.- -pasernge! coupe + ret -”~ a aot > re nee | 4) 9-10-2 5 > DOWN RADIO “~aietrer DAve ac —-- S STAS WwW (co SOULn 2 Saw Sst f.oor + RD j 7 large. beavtiful AP a ’ Condition. tern . oh a ass CHEVROLET SeGa!r a : : EST PaPEK 400 5—Feort ne we eae i~@f)) RowM AND BOART— Ro - . rooms and a ; Bae ee Parkview O7S53J. tc cheap; teriz "' “a Se 0, ike Hew, ag touring ‘ro * 7 aging pau ntlemen ae . room boa rel CLEMENS 58044 \ ea — faa’ fnew + eom and break-— completely redecorated: — INTC aN 431 acek [ik 4.PASS COUPE 1924” : ; terims: trade. Sol Ss. Jefferson. Wee nw onns py of Ores Te set tien we Wanted =: G-48 mx = se . a 2 (See Stx) S40w —_, : over > ee as Z ae = aes rennet ne ~e85 — — ——_—~_ -_- ™i.y. Cadany 4) sm) = rr home: rage - , fireproof etu ‘ldime - ; . SAZINE 3 good. os S68 — oo. n | brakes. iooks CHEVROLET ip°4 SEI - = 5. + e! J 3 yea . af S@iiia@ GQuics $595 — me. ic - tube Che a ‘aia - BRiNGSHIGHWAY (n132 NN pas, — sang CUO RK, 5540—T wo for shed } -— —— ed RersJ ca ° mcig | iiten. secon de perh. $1 3 7s NE NE. 313i reome a t . 2 Mo N Fully equipped. )ust aan ‘al “ys a erms ed t De ci@ar tone S838 Pale -” ' Toom board $8.50 a aba =. _ rooms. no aren imeem. Miaeeill a shir: rq *& t 106 a A NwarkrcHy “e127 Toc == . juUlpped. JUsi out ¢ Paint shoe hey ro'e* —T ° x iguaensiiiniitesiteetie te ee axa: - _ re 5. Sa week each “> ~ —— }. Private famiis —— west. § CPR? . Ph - — —-——-- —~- wae oust. hon bh set ons ’ ® superior: xn 7 - - Side : Sy =ice (MM) —___-- (a | FO on BUICK -—Coupe lite lw th * hiwhiv de- A . or trad put thie car in Al shape; 4 ™tec and erhauie¢: finest "ea arhen FE a a ae _3340—Be@utitul room. excel- anaes 368315 2 aS (ton, Litl+ laree. | HOTEI 8 : 5909 LOOK NO F: BB 23. AGAZINE. 3 “et Seen rooms. sirable _ ‘s nerfr at . 4 °- Sg . . e \ ; en nig i ‘s and =unca, vw .% S25 en a “34) > ao aoiiien ae ‘ — ies . Sa a | t mee . mocern > snvel =n 2 Sa » ss ne? furt DisSec ome oms . . » . -y CATES: : | . > o * | every re se a Va i arthy : rT ; 2s 7 o ~ a : ~*oa* we = . 2 - en at ‘hese or le ar a > r - a 3. Gesir- c fr ‘ ve ’ : JL.cren we T ~ - y a meter aap Sree overhauled short time ag O585. Pardue, 6320 Delmar: Cabaay | "SF Drices, Wil. accent small down pas BATTERY a. a “ {| ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 Locust—Clean | APARTMENT; X- 4-DOR EW forse. ' rooms. ne UpPNnoe’stery rieh ar tives ate ds - “SO | “ _ ts an ! rie storage: wnt «pring Valley GERS and B e: tm inetors. 4 LINDE ho hen 4115——Warm r DE GIVERVILLE. RAR laa siemens Sl dar: weekly rates or euly Gina “ athe ING PORCH. a steam eat: reasonabie. ~ ‘oo thte war.ie prised low oe can 1; 24 ce HE Vv Re WL ET SE D. AN “eg “oy — ee $ Ope WILSON MOTOR remair Val on oem = a°ga os We meals: gentlemen: carage. Lindel nS Ww saa2 reom; private fa ree sc southern- earage. : ities om INCINERATOR: JUST eae rs y Tee kre “¢. 4 s > ~~ AA r alge * Teom@weats Aiatet must a ‘ene cnarger ; 5887 pleas . 24u.y 4 ny Shae a FOR ONE +. we wth New pau . PQ°I.°7 Ty a and Jewet: distriDuters ~SO2 ive Ramoe--* . a A. M Co —% (c@> ae Re . BLUE GRASS = , ———— | wie trad . 1644 S. Jefferson. Open nents fect _~ e: omg er | this » Sar mw perry mY See. “ f Wa yay a = 3149 (os2 Me PHERSON. iN 4856—Doeoudle -single rin DELMAR 6! 79— Secon ea a | TSies 7 cam HOTEL Special winter | HOME. - . a ; — £ > = ’ ; . ‘> ama . bd ’ a "!y 275 en ene . ‘Wie iim. in- 7 . e 1c -t.0oT + : mt... .e (ese -llU!*®lUC ee ” j GODWIN c Sa EES Te guaran lees _ oe eee STE Vv E XS FOURING —_ Sie tee ot ea water: excellent table. University car | 0o5— sicbenewe two beds: _franonab'e. CARANNE HOTEL, 55435 Cabdanne: ns je mast | ’ SS Ope: dhe Dodge. Ma S UCTH SIDE BUICK AUTY SC cavel..faa” a b — ———— * ea Be: ELM. AR. Pam gage pean and A ‘can ¢ ; = wr, Lo S28 doe, £50; 8 Gra: $438 & Grand E BUICK AT » oO i — ane I "ta'ns A? aonéition : AW c osieyv, 52° new. -omo>e wh M-oPHERSS ~s 4°08 Comfortable room fram 7” of aan Me var. abie e suite Parca 2025 plans; ~ A. ‘or | A BEAL we ice| GOl Laclede THOM (ct) TL eTeTy resvect: priced $750: guaranteed shes. datteries and speaker p with “and boamt twin beds: gent! room | ——o*. +: gingie, 9%: priviieges. a — (el4 5841-43 Cc 7 1p2¢ = ~y $$) VWUUJUGE me ar 19°33 : 1% monthe to nar Wa Tan teed ne ’ 13548 = Sine rescy fnr eniwr) a, a gem t.emen or Saree (Or. - mer ame ——= § IDEaL ROTEL. 280 ' -acanne. new, Gr > ; HE \ - : . 7 : Tt’ “ i. \ be ad: teed £495 — ny ee _— oe Eos al as ay ar’ — prerecr art ~ ~ a .30 uw - ee | - a arese c -a> 4 Ma ~> e _ : ored "a PD FF $2 ‘BA —_, " 2 See steeping ' water bathe ‘e a few ——_ Running : ment. very f reer th piendid value, new tires. our . i> S. tract SALLY Te tt, = - TL ESN AL aS —— ae APLE. 5177—Rvom ' 9 —— —.-. A ae : O_o S4 week wp (cf) | with sh we v SU Gales behind this cot $o.2 | DODGE ; aD; Jefferson and Lafayette. Laciede 7601X SS} | dies or cents. Fo x; @ board for ja | DELMAR. 4245—Houseqeeping 91 —‘C)} | NEWSTEAD HOTEL 456 N. Newstead | 50%: t tenant: will core foe ear, 95/5, | DODGE— Businesd seaan. 1820: wees 104. — APE BASE Ate ee c1) | __and 2 connecting rooms. garage. (cl) | REGENT HOTEL io a oe) | wi thon, to @esirabie tenants thy Perdue. 6320 Lleimar. Cabany 038s Se cheap. terms: trade. 2500 South | STE ws E NS_ Te ie RIN cael Ge a Se SAFES . 2 4 ie” an Attractive. Aree sem fer | DELMAR. 4228—Second-foor 1) RFGENT HOTEL. 4th and Chestnut— | cr inspection ——— come —— (e57x Good SAFES — New and used. new location | oS nencellent table. daaizante netstner- | DAES furnished. -iean. ee ee — “Modern. clean, $5 week up: $1 day up GoD WIS REAL Tt > ; _ — oc pant Irta'n — John = a ae Oca tion arena — legifab.e reighbor- - driseomsiinae Se: , . = — D> ) ) ~ ae = . r° a . Al Qo ON 4 in Rau a Sa‘ _~, P ao —— 2a octal” aWVOl MAR 4315 - ; en00 ere re. - rere . , Thi> nA » ron bi z Ae red i - — Ni -¢ rs ow babes BES . a! at) : er ~ a x PE i meais : Pa a ee oe . -noom orivate familw } The hachelor » en _ Mew paint and t Lo sell © ~ eed orignt Jefferson and Lafave' ede Te01XxX s vE “S> $750. | aauits; water heat. F _ family, The bachricr’s home of comfo OW AGNER-GRANT- S275. 12 monthe \e ta res —s ars her eecasr . a ac. Ce 601% WING mai oe 42. New furnisbned , _- --—— nea Ferest 4°[s5Ww > lan 7 mfort: Euro- *RA BELL = . , mY. rit 4 - “or . — ' . Seuse..S | : : —— tet ae -- L133 eG La ft ~~ —- a eR th a ~ th~) pean D aA! OTC LPT 72° - . evenings until 9 tr euaranteed. Uven | tM. terme to emt. eee | Reece a. _ 4) SINGERS rene 63 CHINES ee OM sf vs DELMAR. 4106-—Neatiy furnished front ineton. De! —,- 3 meals. 4455 Wash- - Chestnut. I o_o heend S1Dk BLICK ATTO cM 4 O44 =] uf a XC HWANGE i a, o™ TT, y enecialty —~ we - - 3: OS : repair “z a PA‘; +33 >6- Room and boari. attr ctive PR mary ng rooms heat. “D - ne = — L IN ELL PI ZA HOTEL wae eo ~~ T. bee Merson and Lafayetie. Laclede 7601X FORD ope, at Garrigns 5 | Ki) IS SEWING ment 3069. 3310 Olive imnishet rooms for «entlemen ‘ | n week free to permanent “4 DELL 5108 DELMAR vo : —" — PuoR!I 1#23 sed : 7 —- a ~ = LN‘ MACHINE t - Tate *ar : Si.emen 8B Or-i LT me 9 permanent parry. | ae 4 } al eae a . _— ~* “Gar Ca! ar ~ ° :, se = —— Dror hea +« ea . ami.F 2t-Waier hea hom | DELMAR, 4:14/)— - ‘. 4300 I Te reoms. tiie AL, = = ae 4 472° , “ A ater 4 >. m@ $i O an ag SN - ir +. “ne = = me cook- r enNecting -oom emai . Andell: roemes nee > . PODSE Business coupe. "le te a * is AM: Miia fa 4 T Al ai - oneeni ——s -_ a “Pp sh or terms: guar | mish 4 $i : week Forest °2445M . pviete:y furnished bousekeepin aI ~—y oath privat » baths: abvantagusne bea en suite. heat. janitor service; -eterences 3 R mew. cheap, terms, trade. 251% meg RD—Se dar ae "i “ . Se a | 2:2 om ” imams on 4959 Cre ROOM AND BOARD— ome or 2 people em- surnace. peat “a Si. | tractive rates Lind location: at-| open; wil decorate and . Je’*rrsor —— = Bout "ede" terme aS0 MeNat eens eneer — a ~ a isTand IS15 . Ce -'evred “aha onan 4°18 Pw. DGOT.C Gm- PDFELW AR 539°—R..-. usvisilbitatiatatimsetigneanian a 3) | indell 6810 ‘eS: | condition: rent a ———— (chTs - ir a 2a ——— ————— - =. Se a SMA. yo ‘-—Roome; excellent hb ~ — Sorin +s 3) | FORD —Sedan iat mode — $5_-$10—$15 DOWN re wee ame | _waitabie 2 gentlemen: reagonadi neat, WINDERMERE HOTEL stiee on HOUSAM REALTY r 4 STANLEY EPSTEIN, 819 Chest 4) vy, > nw ie PE “cash of terms Dan ennaggy Al ait ee : STORE ge ye ie yg x table for rage men, reagoacad.¢: €8- Where comfor Mire 270 3112 Internat. : ~ ed 0464. 3 cs cath OF terms. TAsren. Authorised Fond | Murry’. Only a few left. Drive car home and OFFICE FIXTURES 42 or 3 ladies: laundry, now vacant: | ZasTON—3542—3 housekeeping —Feome: | eames a eee ST. REGIS trate ne mat “ : : ~s* or “ ry et Tt - - i st = . oo oar? err z — —— - = a MEER © ~ : ¥ ‘ ~ xs Kee? ne “Onr : . eee . . rvranent and trans’ ‘ ; M Fuaren ° T a i ~ , - i . As , g Ri “> * AnD =) Dor eo i ae ad 1,°3 ~ r . s «6° =-™me Auburn . : : ‘ke rw a : ; .— . - a Le. ° : = ~ wy oe i- - % ; ; Yr . > — = . Ps ‘alr ] - *-* STRACT SE terra, > 4 y a; : ~¢ | | = Ww? | — * " ' » -_tr Tt =e 54) ion * See ora ft _ Jiw -_~ ™* aled hote ”“ ‘oe. o > - a . “ rs pgm “Tr _ Rooms FOR RENT ienatii es = : ae? bos ¢ ir z* : "Ya - OE se- ash iii Tet - ° ase sere ’ + reoysarns w ; : WORD—Goune - ere ent canait “ lee ~ xy 7% MRS 47 "4 - —- e-™ a aaa “ dar = - S- a. oe 7 *oa — — a: , -— \" 7 —CIiT wy =x au = a a | lo “£0 wor 2 Rg mye ® + ry strictly 3 ‘a eave # ove - . he ard ae tO Lh - = ~~ . - —_— = (De? ne 7 / p eat OTrTRia re -&e ; > a ~ RY! ey S . — - — — 7 ‘Eris : ; : ‘ ’ ' 1 — _.mmecrifice for cash S09 8. 4:: *’ FPURDs—® sedans, 1971 ¥ 8 “4 * P FOR real bargains in ¢'xtures . m2 os seme ae henette ones Sith ts stc—iwo . fursished shy Daath, S14 ‘on gna > SIS weekly; with | £. J. CORN FURL Coupe, ley ke om : an4é Fordors that are + 19.5 dors 3 LO $4 We ee] ik] i. 2 New Franklin Fixture Co. 5) ee ee nce 1477. ‘e4 ouseseering. second -ficcr fre . ee i ontte coe ™p per week, one Deagutiful | -« aa « trade terms mete)” Me Nate tr . C(neap finishe — P . ae an ' tor ; _ y Sg el ~~ wid Frank 7 ¥ r NRIGHT SS454 , nea’ ~~ - : = Pan ae . amie o> 1 RE (' r \ R [ I vr ' a ; : . - ne , : ; — —— . . ? 1. 7S OS SS ee = 4 PORD— % “4 . “s mew i . : 7 9 =- Ga,’s . - - - ~ ==- — ” s: ieeping room a A “risa =. i > 4 ae r TS 7 =———— ee a : ae S water ic} | Nw. corner ™ d : trade. termine ono McN body; | rare Dercains very easy terms, y AX I | | f TYPEW ALCAZAR SOTEY. 215° 1... ENRIGHT. 591i1—Nicelr fun — RESORTS i? = , ava and : D—L - _— J é HNS: ~\N Sep, “) ‘sec ~ ~~ —_ ed ee RITERS | AND ADDI i La~y —— " . = Lat st - “ean Poor _— Som ' Art ahe fron: ' s Pooms abd #5 parler 2 , % | aiao 1924. others te: . * rns Tine i : FORI) ee 4 . ~ ‘ » . i’ “ ~ 4 H ¥ ACHIN NES NG oars oar ze, A. ra ‘es tu ae shicw ae Sarthe anr o == a =e vemien ~*s Phone Cab ; For Re t Inepection : ; orate to e s | — co BSS & Grand. ir4 sent Sienineedh « eda at 4; rebuilt e “grt rol i; a Pee ae -. ia 7 rr ‘ t Cou len O° : Tle ¥ «> + a - «> “ave ra | a , arb ia « 41 4 —_. sha? 089 -_-— - — —. gent Db " - W voor ee e-* ’ , . . : ei ne : 43 i. 4 } Te : I - — \ : iv" H at - oh~a UU . : iV iim Visitors mary =? N _ 4. Fy Daniece terme 1905 locust yer d lt ihe S we meadlight rime Sickeied |} ——— oO Sundare WULMoEe Wanted , m.with coal range: $4 ee Ses a eatiy ‘furnished . ae | rental aonnal ay Non eee CHEA PRENT iT FOR VL. ; 1 it. Owupe leva €* i: . : = ‘* * rr . om ar terms . oe ee ULTIGR# 4 Pir tf : — . —_——_~ _— FH ¢ ~ 34 73 _ ser tm 9 ST = NE TR OT) oti - Simona a ' cy . ; : or month ' { = . Sato € onai- | AMBERT-GRAVES YTOR e : i Wed —Must be in “rs: ca aoe ‘ear housekeeping rooms. | - ~ Three large onfurn sermon og on. lf isaise‘pp: 59 kK | N UES mt bic bareain 4on8 Nard: and } a | aan , 78 Man 2 ae — s apal ” Trucks For Sale x condition: state what rou FP ae seering £5: furnace _ z a q Stee eee dath- rent reasona hie mn shed Sound. aaa Ste W. Debtioun a ‘ aa 43 GSB - . a ’ oun ate adil Dh. ee = = 22a" Pr'-e ir. ee ie Te £ 7 Po Le 4 4! we! 4 ~ : a i os *» >? el A we. x : ij & 9 , > ~~ —_- . 20 Sas, La. " 4 gun ‘er. ! " ; Tien cash or term = = ae Lo & rand ’ F R AN KT, IN SE D AN a Antal 7 ATi 4M—Truciks. 3 lai ice F- >. fe N _ two “employed: private Olive’ 5 aoe” ar (c8) ‘aniter service Ti . ont Tee ee _ 34} « a EE be a aa “ =) 9 Ra OT es .erms (race S ~o Seuth For Sa! ——— orth O00 DFELL ‘4 ——— were Oe 2880 5? | PRANCISOTUTS R cwo.. RO > ——— - ~~” . wY =‘ed —) . mn -_- CWWrraG ae (eJ—Apr " : } ote al - yo" - n a.Y "(hs ne _ -— ‘y 3 s “ 4 *S% s vie > i a on _ - -— J x er — ~ reac —_— — ivenatting e tay ay 7E OTSA . oOltaee nice! ae tw J emp oy ed. nea. _* 2 . ™ ns room ; NEW 4 = tre Le a eee en i. 1003 . new _— ti ree a .' el % ae re. ece er ‘* — 7 r truck ate rm wie! 4 . 2 Mw ST myP'ete res all makes ; oon aaa. on ahead ro°cm a!) con renierces.: FIN al STREET ~ ST. } - ied . ry t* => ** 7 erns - ro T rr es te } N ig > = . _ TY : vs 2RITS = — Pa ABN — ~ - a ‘ - > *- ow ~t-m a oe "1 ct Tre 7 - anal mr = t - ey -AG ’ : - 4 ¢ “ ad 4 ¥ t, | wa 780 ene 19°) . a - estrae . F ANA LIN MUTOR CAR CO hs on xe oo >. a se ne @ ; _ Rl Rs—suaranteed rebo: - ——— =e & fae “ane A en} — RINGSBRTRY a ...... a } SKINKER ANT) POREST PF ee | e454 m \ : , 20 , aes AY hee er'==s ~~ Ae etAz _— anc “nx eek me, Bi —— a . B . ; roe 714 N. Vancdeverte apie oiaers P4y Lit Tinaze’ @°7R23 co — 20 S. Jefferson epa.-s verhauling: rentals —— * 1—_..NVeaer G i. . frent reom Caba! — sve. clean | RE KS SOUTH 0 “ae + Tm = meer (77 . . “Tales Te . = , a ne ale: ganties (— | (pe , el ° TT = _ - m “ : ~ . . , Icke A "ss on 48 a © | ru yr ———— = = -- ~~ oS eae pa fess ° :_* ; ‘ ~~ Sm 2 samee . —— we -—— — ~- vate amily y i a rv isa ; _—e | m i> Rs oe) ~ 2 te — a . a L. Kuh man \uto sa . 5149 ¥ ; * H r sm iN be } s ai A N oo 1-09 J > Qt) as~* SCARS ea Dp irmace Tan aie at. TERS nidlerwood. 5 —y _ ~ . me : ' forrer on “oe —s view 714 2 OF ousiness Deop.e. Part. APARTMENTS FOR RENT nn oy ae q as : -a‘* : Le Cet are — ' - ‘al*™ e Coa 75 . so semen ee cE VAS Pe ~~ — = - 4 4 ———aeeeeeeeeeeeeyEeOeOw@s=——-" -—° egg einen isheameeel ; a ; it ; a 2 Poom a7 ~ APARTMENTS Fre R RENT. AP: TMENT FOR . “i . —— aide: “ . (Der yer noe > 5 Sone A > = Tr Vv Yrs > =e ™," 6 ~~ Rrsz Woe “> oe —. 417 — ia -_— ——$— Y a. te Err. 41 . R. sa | heat. : = oA. ™ On 5 rooms, bach. gas. 6500 ENRIGHT . mt = : - as. 78 7 , , ‘ ~ - " ~ ‘ nt Uy = _— a 4 {— + = es ag” & 4 m + ~~ : eo _ : tw Cuore. ee | ana 1Pe5 = hind 4° oo re’ ; WORSES ‘AND VEHICLES aa 2 .e aco Hot Water oe mie eces Dh a. a = Rooms, | kit hen Prec: 5943 ican tion ann — . $75 00 ¥ aoe —, — bath. ean 4 —_— = nied ack and channe ye . : RYAND—Trick exce lent x oo : , : . 4 LIw ? _ - ee .* " 7 fe oo = ‘i =— —— em a \ Pt - = \ - a 3) ° * &* : ms ‘= "4 > 7 gn Yr s ~ y antn —s RT-OR AV bx MOTOR OH —192 i—Moon to "Zz 4 . ; e - The $i!) a “ are _— —_ See iA —Geod 2 ony °2O o- . £iarantee, , wer ~a*‘e"ercese -erc — _ fo: : eh — ‘ ‘ER> N £608— Room Sultab . — 67° ~ Gn a 1s h. 70 00 | — a= a. first-c: ans - anc hester ward feta? _ lL Paice t - , ~ of Priced at figures Bm. Sdei-sy -+. Br war SPRING 2443 gee (oh ee ee Te: one. SS re ne 2% N. Union, 5 rooms, bath, gas, rn rh ; . oe St * 1 a s. doar shi will nea tiem ~—ll aw? “ ~~ . . . ; = VN. bP r ~~ V-PuL = ~ euiiiees ‘cn crarage. 5 roon - He) ars . i Roe . ; . y =. a . PUNK hterestine > bure ————— @ — ~ eine a4 @i-es, MCPHERSON an ~ 22 =a &) ms. steam heat 50 aN REAT TY CO. 398 4 x couree 19°. o- . > +: =e ~~ So dos ww) "i Ln, 86 OS on Gem : ayers ——__— me. “ s a — ee :tn > ‘. -t icine . 44°90 Two ™ 3650 raw - a _ | . : e deny aslert >: 3 ‘? . a. > Tmoce'« ) ae P 19S... I rc " a: = “ : a*% i; z* . . ioe : S - Ty N ioe "Ooms hdl men? a4 i. Arte - ~ £i tei" m~\ 4184 7. Pratt nh tn. id eerrice e : choore frerm $i50e . . >, 4 +4 | ‘ =* a —. i — ? ; — ee eas ne oe mth f-ee = Oo * : or trate = ‘ery cas) ss (RIS - — - « 2 Fords; express dxir and cab Fe a aT 7 a me: $8 coun!s emploved ashington ~eee oot alae sO Oo 6753 JORNSO: | mg. ot 2 cod tires. runs 1 Republic. «xprese body and cab _ or Sale | McPHERSON IM Ta— See eee i (cRO) | family . 7 ‘ N At'T™)o : Y 2 ae7 i.) _ = ™ : ss . OD ~ ’ 7 f oo - e ™ eens a. el oe —— rr _Rorthwe ot : wr’ + — = " — iin > ing rou ™s. pene oceans - ’ ; = ~h y |. y om > ve 4 core? «et — - ~ + . 2 insip A . Pare Py? Tarr. a a a Lo 2S ' ian iurnisned. eteam eel. a > = vs : : fe dest ~ Geet eee: FRANKLIN. 350i1—6 room - te | aranee a ment 7 —— 187°. Ferd }$-ma- . oo” - i 1 Mack a a Ney = ~ _ BUICK TOURIN ; und ueed wining. my , e ar OFT rvice, See janitor (e7®) bes ; : NIVF RS 47 re ' - : ." Locus: ( hws; ~ — $ 5 Tasern ve? - _ tine 4 tin 2 ’ ‘ . Al | Mi i”sx 4 : 5 » 5 17 ? = —_ en: ae a oa 7 ms. $255 — te pete me ee “4 ! RIS — cules bd . _* aat taj na OoAS - = - : eh i I y~ting! ‘arte errnrecee Sed SS eis) ma. ° “urme : : ® nt ’ sed ” housekeen. - a . sd Seu" ner North - FON : ’ 4 a . ° a ' : \s « ; ~ - ty v 4 ~ a on | e ; ~ ’ £ J 5 >e' 2 - me 4 . = “ ‘ ive _ . . : ‘\ Cal . . ‘ J : anc cab y y — - ietncenints ect toc 7 _* = ®'. = 2s ™ e en pte My = overs hole recond?! ior J25: guaranteed: 12 menthe. terms Ll GMC: stake todr and ca! LADLATO _ ences ~ea e0nah ‘ a ot — ee ee MONTHS KEN Murpny bed. gas range an ¥ repreeent the teopmes* mm a - ag mat MOUTH SIDE I " " The y 1 Denbhe Tees, bK.? ana >. P err ae z se ‘ R Ne ferre' - e “S~upie ft. M. PH ER ~~ oN 4948 = Le 5 y eaving 2 . e- J . REF snuenaily = ractire - 2 tw in Inapect: 2 ey ene ood mb « leffereon « — Lafar ee _™ | ten a wr x 1 Pp er 4 - ~~ s Pi j h “Si 4 ~ 4 Mi a NY) aT AM vircree- == G , cad ; ef) a Scam housekeecr a P-- a~timent = ~ arviic ant Fog ee ai once. Five a778 oe we 4 aaa _— rm = a°3e ar rrom ' Pt. ent re ay a Sarwaio ~ our- aro ed . — ae bury: ‘ ’ '- chance ? a. * a a AS es oe ee ee 1 Seldon moving ran - a Ao tia Re pene. , @ ee7ine roam ~? . £ IaFP > = -——-— Pp sarant ae of latte om , age Porsytze bi Out ~ POrcn ; or trade t44 ae Moving ve J. A. STERN. 17: - es reat 28255 Mt-were- VAPLE j'aime ‘80 of smoke district: licht, clean an $15-120 S. Jeftfe-aen Oren. n _- 1 GM stakebodsr ar = sb. i ; _ , . — meeucm Co j . -C “ne tan nie .v “2 F _ S — Housekeeringe sore: es : Pord ‘ wipe. 194 ieee roOrwrn s v. ——S . = ae cor renien “e reagana th 7 Northwest —— —e 4 Treen look : 4 +s -% a. , —_—e _ ‘ Ps. ' | iin elena, Gira Turn. ishaé@ ee ore eA Laxnn 4 a ae >. SS e0na 5.t a eee ; . > a mms xs * * ruaral ee S = ~ 2 2 - A‘tracticre : —_ _— 7 5 ee j > @ - ‘ ~u'rp : . oor ‘ ' . SEAS io 3 or 2: S358 ae lavwe fr Ff ALM “(9 Ftr ‘ : | ; a LON ARCH. 3°37 Low et a at te ? ; — Automobiles for Sa! j . L S j ( 4 [ 5 5 M .RYTAND a4 re eR san flac ¢ and brea ke . Sane _ Pe ane _~- ; MARG GARET AF : # . ; . eo i keer 'ne ret —Ji——. connerting em ~er.? 3 i (Fireproef) 7 ) Fo e . = ’ ‘ 7 | ‘ Miscel! nN = — outh | all O08 > | 3? a 2 : - ‘oc =— oa ‘ : ety Pi . 1925 b ORD COUPE : aneous R wratt 7 _-— ai 2 ibe adults: reasonable ANCTS-PERRY¥-RUTH. 110 NM. 7th Lindell and Whitt ‘ ‘ 3 week : . y* ssa rmry ° : . RA e . [= = $16 mon: ig ome hea. ges range ed and i ew 345 room t. : Tment»e te er wt ; prin te n new ye 7 o oc . 7.9 “ort. ow . ~~ ? . | atin ‘ ’ a Nstruction em- avs. 4 .- —— Ee et ele a" MINTRY «4 = ™ . a ; ; rr ‘ ote ‘ ;-PASS MOL’ RING se os ui — D — ats a 7 OFPEL- THO 4 1 ) ‘nd In dandy nefi tian ain tnbdihiniess t “ ain eae - , a “un \? P Ai;z 447 ee" en te eresteneeeteteesateeneian oh j _ So th me ha , } 1974 F RD C ov PE itains and ton perfect finish «© em oe = Leiisaa ge Pianos and Srgene For Sa! ee _ ished he aekeoning ‘ena warm. fur- | >> - > u Priced te soll $95, mary eccesseries: | 681m. terms. trades (pra Rants and Su AT. “ AMPIt—Haines aie | — , ’ ! ee e aahe ether coupes to select from i TE M FOR cr. Ne Accessories Parts— caaen : 7. _— os a ala reiuction ms —f— -—— >. ads @tT! pleved— meals - me tetas el -G and mite ‘anitor p ‘ : ; WEBFR SED CAR EXcH ; = 1041-43 Locust “bi, PARTS | ~ For Sale — ) CONROTS. 1100 —_ > | ROM — Prent. stenm beac: comvaniecr | mast a 1i—secd for a | : * . ~"> a Ry ae hs a ilies a rs } - -—s~ ; : Aairtl bis . | -4A «4° — , . “OMT ene ve » | ment . : . re | ana - 8h "944 ‘owe’ at Gore ANGE | HEV ROI —Se@ teourine | S001 Ss oF i pular make cara. A.ljen's,, \ 4” [Ee —1 oriah: ementae - « 4 tno — ars. ‘vate fami): Par = aii + rooms. bath: present tenant | ay esas eee. | “hewv? “t A ty fake | SEW t ITe8 c8) finished ana — . tone. came is ' — St > See we canceled his lease. $55 .: — mpe im e. Cm ~~ Tr uset Ford a no . . “ . ae vas ike new a2°- R rR «>A —— New Pr Sf BOECK “REA Y¥ —Beastiea' v 4 $ (Sa vi od pa CHEVROLE oy a. ulsc wodice For Sale year on a few AE angers yl ne tes ?- er a Laeshighwav and Weer lg 3 : DE TONTY 3084 45 (oR S) | apartment. ® third feors. each 4 a - . . or > | 1994 | WA S . " e .* oe « - were “a 4 ™ ; = & = -_ . ' —s ~“ 7 formish .s nettle anems : , ~oms s. a 7 ' ; s V Ic TORIA a “a i *s o : ‘.% « a ‘ s =f vat e _ . et . e “O° — : ne. es “OUTH sibt B r alt ' — " . ash ar ‘ime ® preemt rea ROOMS—Beautifele fureiaa, ee) = t i ; “er: ve wheele S gve.! - 4 . — ats 1 ae : al! . Nos oe se ~ ; a .- or "oo for — . e . . ed om” k.tcohenette and reef Mw ' oo" ’ ie A . co tires. trunk | — -—--- en . ‘ , at gp ge —_ ‘ 207% “ned gcentiemar ne Sreantee claast. Sarah ~eDoxkes e a elaee > sg Stove. > ee rar t- sa nen . — , ar SARA! “ake oe] oe oe ey — ~ ; : , 4 rm T | you. Se 4c ihe ain * car to S cord tires sew top anc rtatne - “Seas ee For Sale ens. het comend . va ‘ nee er Fecmne _ Mousekeenine > nee Do &: Park. iasameen Gn » ower % he MOTOR ‘ “ar cy inal pe wt anet SISS ao ety pt 7 i TIRES . > “a ra ta ne . 8 ane “ia : ‘ ‘ . "908 y 4 "en VenTlen ce # nde.) = ‘ORNT en —_ R om cw ili . Tth i _ we. 12 momthe te ay gg . | : a me rar ~ . : ‘= Ne> ee - _ — . Orie Y ha z owt -— —~ = ee on f a HS. . 7 = ¥OD AY Seen | ; ~ .) a. meen til -) —_ © ** | ‘ . \ ale —— > oot rar av aA narvTnent — s baad — = 4 a ee See >it MseAin iL} REN \ 5 - i. ) 2 Open Sundays aad FE er Ss TY SIDE Koic ‘ . ’ n R% “1. “ : a irestone ese¢a 30 22 . ents £4POLIAN : . he KINAER. 285 N - Attract: re ~ 4344 Me - \TEL ODA DE =~ , a —_ S454 S$ Gre , cr aioe” tate ee OTe We . — - bath and phone: hotel service. Cr With i aed brenh@net wee Bboy F “ce, new ~ ome LMAR. 4352 ‘ i Lawclede Thi ‘ —— "eed Cty H ~_ 3 a. mE — 12 — : p | ce abany | Dealt ment Irate ean ’ : Chestnut ‘il Tire Co. 140 teautiful &S-nate pla ve- — SE SL) P| FRANCIS. PERRY . x coms ance. # “ ssa, ns ke new S133. cast yg ~* gaan | ONION. 1117—3 turaished ho ez | x ‘RUTH. 110 7 "Fin, | DELMAR. 3181_—Two-room : yA’ T ‘" — _—_-___——S --—— us@keemnre . CONROYS. 1100 Olive at reoms. beet. Lindel) ne | _ Steam heat. $12 week: a ————— CERXON 5730_* . — “3 Southwest FOUNTAIN [rr ms ~~ > a hee rer - ocr. rest 42412. , on KINGSHIGHWAY. 2423 S.—Modern 6&- fleer apartment: os — room. beat. hot water and janiter. 5, HORTON. on — OT ASS) — nished; 3 adulte. Ps a ‘ tiie oa .

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(3% 1? + 145% ~% | 4rs ag K azo. $17 ™=UVILUOH -« Ollar P —=—! 4 oo ich OC deb . 8? & **@ 4004 aid h Qe to 2 s; late Were , ated. llome flere Hiour . Btei ior Tur , (U4, .!1 a % 176% 5 — “ap. Ip as ¥ 17 of 9 agai and as M kK 4 29 € ; aT h . Cay «Jc h and le hi lede ic cond nherg—-Rop!} ner — 9 17345 ie % Tuas rom J OL .00 4ipst $ 2¢ not $99.2 K & T -| BOR! ¢ s BB’ & | Dc ¥Y bute! higher; ards | Higher 148 Tighe e Dept Ucteq Gaain Sophie Coe JULY w tis) 17] “9,000 a » an. ] VUU a y 11,368 2% SBMKT FS Ist 4 wo 4; B04! g 2UNnds Chere + Mediu were awe Butte : x al t do of . of er-—— NJ +» a mer - ome VW HEAT ’ Ss Vv a Vear ; to d . ear a 000 , at. e40 S .2 Oo Ser “4 _ 2 QS, and up Moet: AUID '?@ dow down I r entras Dri« Ww — ; St the Heimos ©: SOde | rE MAY W 3 Sa] : ago and ¢ ate aso and yesterday Louis, BK Vi lle@am Mr Chi! . HEAT ——— | “aies 2 and $ i ams ’ Sales vy $16 no y, ” i | adj - - 4 4 19 » ~. - ya) $i2° 10 » Win | se c cee en hea sar m ato Su sda . “irs Km » eLBlLy 177 (NEW) i >» SECURITY Stel 2 0 vere $4] §°6 929,000 21 M Pec 6 49 47 44 cM! O74 @12- ~"0 to 20 25@12.3 RGGs en hav “= dowr 2.” owe arket ppiler were “Fur Y»—7:00 r. 4 Bryar ima Rohs . S17% 180% GO" ER. Y. (Fiig; ~V00 two ¥ 42,920,009) two a3 M 649 b.,.) 6) 8444! yy Meio: 3% «£0-pound “35; top | *Fices —Fresh firs nald the Bales wer Statler et” . P / —_— oS ordeals , JULY W 90 %-% 178 %-17 SOX ERNMER eC years ag » against $7 Bae", 4, 4 ye 0 1203 46 Igoe oly et > Lecwe a 2 avera cs for roune ire's | the foliow eet “> |.er Orche Progr sl 5 : Soot . { 15: HEAT a = ~~ ‘e°i79 o 4 * ‘ LEN T _Cicse ae SO. . ~ Uv e ‘ do a.) i 10 > vs LOT , a “ Rina unds at ges $12 1@ ttes os . Ts lots n aa ew $47 4. stra am by . Piessant Chic Web-~ | . 490% 153i NEW) “es Lih 3! BONDS ; er eee, : Na zen £4 75 '@ 641014 S $9.8: igs $12 aud up, § ae %e:¢ — ‘ire Yartou ©aeea, awe = uiteenes : ote] : vis i.C&akO—Ma =! P. ] od 4 135 . Ee), ia ie } =vtpapntieeiee. P " oO) CAést! eo * ad 686 is | oe Le 102 | Al 2lo ] € ~~J@I1x o ll »sig@ Bi! - Caaes re ' a> ; . articive some a ¢ “ Ga a ut & © ("hy sod Pm Jd%s-* P , ~-4 ee eee: - as +o) S810 4a) Oot f - Let v. « of: 7 TER turned ‘ Pit ecayed ’ arkway—] Shel) he... 165 he L524 J2-7@ 404%-8 A Lib ee) DU 26 : BONT — 3.3 % au Ei ¢@-5y ey (20) ae trong + MMM); + Packe; | *t4nd — le jess mone | S16 inv in car ro 67 Lorraine Say att * a 154%) be ne +28 -G; 09—2); . > MARKY ——- | Fo Ne le J 59 ° 101 lbs. ; lop | beet warda, 4: Creamer rome. GR : ] Kal 8ram y Prenge he om las! +} 4 ii , ~~” he : A 6 4“) w ij 09 _ hes KKLT AY - 19 \¢ >: rm 4 53 ‘ b§ p Pos - “leers 5 teers st Vackin , 2c; fir ’ i ¥ exX're : ebier cecilia, “7 Smith St. Le r. Jet. | 7 146 2) 4% 16 ;' oH Lil » + ./100 | _— AVERAGES 52 NO'NEM ine 5 5) Os % ed and’ by. $tee 10.65; eady Live wee. 38e; ® $6e; Sweet ech | hess, OC? SC = 13% 14agac a.” os § 100 1a M "ES ~? NOT ine DB L512! 98%! 9 6.25. 9 « re $9@90.75: oe eae IVE Pp = + Second | der potatoes . — —_—oo7 _ POUT Lym EL : MAY C 140% -5 , S287 . 11 O¢ Ref een ae ‘ednesday. ’ > [f -10 15% 54. Moset 2! 95% J «9; oe hig 75: ew Into} “ehe 2 SULTRY—~p & 36e; 74nd bein were ot ae (a) "'N ‘Ale Bo) M. Royjne—) vetlie | **. L. 8G CORN pa~ Wye 454" at 10. second rat Puesda NOT@M 5 or ng ez? 7's Jovy | small | sher aw, heiferg | & =e; | ~~Fow Cabba K moderate "8"? *UPplies **@apolit oldier Zion De—Jirs Ma Chic... 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AD: > ol “Pe: U1: ‘a Pe & W $1; 41 . 007 ST . is Mod and Be S4e: wig, | le: N ON ’ cep mixed , Hymn as ‘ T Niedes ee ule? Easton’ ST ; — 4-99 nb 5. io 6 5a et A-e] 87 | 96%! v2 * = Mil Gas 9 JO.) U3 1014 25 dae evt @ 2 4} 41%! s | The ga OU!s erate - 1330; brofiers ae sarge. 26 bd NIONS— Pano toa: ~ ho! of Semin . Niedzaiek, 1% mM etor J ., Los " oo Arge o ser 8 oan | oo 8 Ye 1) M is Lt 4 27 p74] G27) " rPé6S8 ~9' 150 4, 41 ¢ apple mart eo ©. 192: Jotlers the. Goring eh! $. ancy Chur r of Bt Praies” ard 1. Vo 1802 Victor. j Jan. 6 S MERCAN rgent 6 59 Juno’ | vos! 86 | ye Mont P 27, vgs 236) ogi, | 17 N Sr 8204 50 71,4! % | Plies and Yer ‘ODUCE e; Spon 37c; ducks. 31. owie per 100 Ihe James an b OZ isa , Li | Cour a VW heat tants ANTS EXC fh] do = “7 JUNC.! Me! ; «rt | Sper 4 vee OW oOo 3 ‘ . “ti ' 0» 4 1s «Or Pac 4: - 7iloRgs} (250 3 » and é rket Wa 7} Row pons 8. 9 ' ‘ ue 5. 1 . c ickene b. c , ’ Luther... [mend R. Needham 4020 ae course on the | moved over SOLANGE, | 37 , SY Oct 1 U6 9g | anit 9 wt & Co ¢! -- 100% hog “han a 07...) aanoes rr Sales wee, (emand he about Jan 6 7 tbe. ame: 420; ©; S@ene ty BALSiPY ean w 7b; Oran PF ond V. Ruwaei. i056 Pp ellingg undec . 32! ved ,over an. irre GET og do 2 o> 22) BON) 3 } vee Murray BR 30 39 BS 08 104 o7 og oes 2047 8615) BAI) 05 % 75 © report both b steady sun. "IGRONa 38¢; eapons ibe. 40 15@ | eu —Ho cer +i KFV kK ard M s! Sse, ] . 2 ‘ ; rkhview ] mir g : cer and ae Na nige tod ; & ] ar | a4 Aust! oe #6 6&4 1¢ 6? ‘ ity i fiety ‘ '% A, , . Ba a) Rae ‘* aD > ‘ \ ‘ & c > le o fs he 7 : , 5 ' RG 1 wi : few s Led of . eing r SUDP- Si AND ia, to 8 Cc; Ca- sr Py Mme@-gTown er E M East Sane ae e q ifte: Jay twice! ist Govt 102% lOlwloa | § Nas aco Gil ast ee Cl | 35 IS os ¢5 27 ‘lane 9. S17 2 nesan 1&5 ¥ rf =f. 10 8; 621 be 31.5 bushel 7 (dah te om » 3be AKB—Michigs te 700 we WEDNESDay rd Meters M end G le : ‘ e ay m tah | most * Cr on seme ca ent 5 Ie ow ry? D5 5 - . e+e Logi. > ; ri No val \ Pr ¢ 40 4 ' wa) i e — rth RE M 4 ‘oe ; 9714/1 00% 100% New. York some aebushels a oad idan’ BA fart rene county? MOUs a irecacton a hothouse. . Der . ment “ . : ti), anc L Bul 0 Fy. i'w at. } m;wur all “ . I: t? sowed hefter , 0 | 5"? ; “a 7 2 a3 , i uF ae? =. oa & I Vie Sig | ‘) ; 3 2 9 ' 24 7 } "> bh} be g£ree on y. » | B30 Oadg on tion . — © ne: “rr LANT=— 1 4 &. Pan leview by R Pr M™ > sr LE Peotone. |. Whest-Mutures’™ eae ae, el 4 ds a > HO (109 4) 063 TINY ga ore 2% 102% US | Ye 5 P ‘0. + e+ nD davis cee? Pbie. e135. , hel VE freab recet ci ae : > oe a nd. Vheat r arto} , 7 55 ef 61008 of oy ot F4 6 1,10 _5 Pa § oecnc eft 83%) s eet Vis orcharg oe: 3: 4 In ZAy 4 pte SHA eutertaine:e 7 Romain _ ‘ alerimnes lWwenty-¢ as shoo, wture ures were net lower. | do & 4} Cla.) i no 4 (1098 ~NYYJ1 a5 42 ii) L jludba a2) 60 jtOS 120 4 oe out ae cnard 34° 2 nad | 180@ 20 ¢ ™ ener | bu LLOTB—Neow 34 ver Letie . aca 7 ° Fie} ad aud Fr Hin, , : f Wy) " ire a BUC ts co’ 8S C.08eq 1: Pt iower ' ; | i hed they : 4 i ld \ . gn 4 i , os, J] a 4‘ - a gold % *@eees 10°? ' “ ine ADpie ; it or Cc run f Cares I ) lb 0 n he N inaine ae sure Oyder d- f y and “1 oe ed a 4 ws ‘ igoUis 7 Kair Chel cred. cs eC lo Ve } ci j le raer ‘ . ‘"* # @ «@ aay } rs, oe 4 «* i. “ j } af 2 3 ty, & > % 1] . Me Al \ NG Gils “RB 77. ! Ss Vis - Price 4 ity $4 rom eold | Ua! ne s.. 1? le 72 Ibs.. ] Sv ty, Orleans. Bie , - Oroheg ° ie Beck woud. 4 eridan, | Probable hicago rensc. 2, 2180. show higher | 40 Belg ) ret eee nee te 107 4 NYGRLHap a Pitis eae Te ek ny “Y Rye & SA. ada 977 te?! Tht $5.75 to $4°° 00 stor | wanted “Sicgrted Ske per ine oo ac; | oY ACH—Tezas per doz Kk eee Catra Re- J. apd M ~~ cm gd {,4 , Mn / iSton r « f ae nad u@a Vier Rha te ted a Rote thy net j fi bite ; i u ia f) sf ‘* Reha. i > ‘\Y 1 H&i | ei bef . Lo” ‘ MO ar = > An > B4 ‘2 6o. sf eS eit ls lll && $5 Zinia yorke” $4 gano"’ stock iuctle and sa; bi Soteat i -» rough, sTHhct: x $1.25 te ea 1OX—267 | € and J, Giliver:i.” 1430: Pennsg {Sete 7S rehages for Lurcpe rewt| 3 jt gon 8 45 ig Set! Me | LN A 1 ref 6 4 j108 “ios%,” O2% | 22 Denn 49 6272.2 7) ae a) 22! 22K Be to 34 ~ jonathan New York (2, $4.50" to Bo’ lamba "he at shan ao’ | ver, $9.) BBANS—Plorids A cent hy = 41i ‘nhs l van n ' r less ea te TOS 4 3 “ : 2 7 - O Ss § "el os | we ones te 983.) og: ea vy ti - “4 . , W FDNESDAY " I Meters A . Sturdevanys oo = Vania. « 4 # me loca’ cas} € a@ factor in 7 ‘ eS -4h . yy : . \4 14 i r N rp id 6s Dae 2S be e107 te IG EP Py _ ne 4 ar +H, NEIL o Me haan, 91 75. daho = A 4. euae malt ¢ Pp. umbo to F > A e ie : CARO: Ho oan ba 8am- - . At thir 7 30 Tend x Nkouws! . tty 1 ottat I des as J ash grain } on tte iy - ‘2? ~~" 2 } «45 NAM bi @ re (2 ’ ‘ ipl 10 Pe ‘ st 4 , ‘ 4! o7; ie i rf tc “. Winesa ASK Ate es NEW . mLlee medi . a u n vB. me Inty min, A. M " , Ener a : 1850 Nare Slana | mA . > Pe hint Market —_ +, ba ifi . oe ‘ aot a& An * 481 ’ . Uz le bd Ple Mf: = + — gq »¢ iy 3x1 Oo $1 35 Ds $1 7 ron ~ * td Yor 24 u $4 e Teza 7Se t report Pulte fn -tey Hd. ow tae Urth M ints vw ard ¥ igher and | soft | deaux ¢ 7 10% ts aw > Cem 6) 502% J . l48 Poe ar He be fay 80° 12a.” ‘ +75, and jon” Pecelpte JRK Jan ner TA Jan * $i dozen per the Ne a Ultrer: f tervals r J ed ud ; iff SP "T « ‘aThet ys vere a > as J to ‘ n go TP ' } 4 4 “ ft x ‘3 od N fy 4 , «5) a J&l, ¢ . CIM) UN . 6 an &- ‘8 t98 BB , oa Lats ® a (j ' NAS— TATION © No Z , ack! tler Stead od | n ; - port wt ® Fach, the f£) ar- CM. and ruse, eber np D wae et wae 6 eon Bremet : S ' |» - UO 27) HS) we) 9 14 L 5 LOO 1, plant iRAPEFRUOTS.* NS. celpt , ait ng stoc ler; | box: Ho to I fyi) ange ‘Or « m O89 I, Vox ’ ae vas Stes ' t geod clear./ 11°} as Gerr? 25 a: } ~ ca 4 > 4 ' a, UST *s » PCC&S SA 70 2 807 * | Ser EFRUI o fae 8. 18.87 4 @ i260 hk. ey ' Tex ine@-gro ow 1” \ vilowing . Cloe f LE and . L& , my 9 & ” > 10 9 = oMON = . $5. 75 firs ae, 84 3 irs extra crete - a4, M.-—-Benny _ by Arthur Wend & Kk . try | Showed pst a IG maga d un on ans ee , 2 ** « } ay , - 6 ’ ; 4a 12 ‘wy a PAs ii “ 4 F ” q iw hw : 4 IVs ot > sry vel . ° ~ : ss - pt ’ ‘ j t oer am “6 Wit, soloista gto” ana . and | Ay . ary . ‘ bese : I in erpe “ Fai = adied ~ Ee ; ; * } : + , ing 5 ; - rar; , ts ‘- 3 pe RG&W I Aes n7 ve nn +, gs GRANGE inmorted ¢1 $2.50 to $3 AAOs gon ttICaco, ja soma Cheene rel, a” 7 al ‘fornia fen- ~ a n _B.endk pp } ss Wae not a« ‘ed te ® early / . y B In? =~ oe sUL ia p u bé ~ v 9 ‘ 4 ‘ . $29 | re 2 4's, 2.25: . a li fe 3 25. - : ar . aie . recite)? Arthur 1. oo _— Pee we Frees. 34374 | ower ea, \\ eh art wo lower! ,f Chile 6 41 .. 5d OL te 101 ts |g p Am P & T 30. (100 % 103 % 4) 28 SE 2 we r aun 41, S87! a7 * fe KUMOUA te: 2.7500 navels, $4 Wied Shipmenia”’ receipte agence redin $2.25 por went reota, oer bar. ~ 4, ] , a. ; . ‘.% ele = 2 ges ‘ ’ +. et . . is ' 7 . i s ; ty ‘ ‘ ; f ; i ‘ ; eo, , . o- 7 . wwe de . : . “ . i“ wince t, Me -Evel in organ K Ff RAR, Pr) 3406 Ulinois,. Bee a 6 Coe wae ncn to. 7 ti 900 0 LUG % 6/107 44 Pai 2S 4 a 109). Poa | 29” 7 LIM&s .. 34! won) port) 24% _ Florida” gb°5g°% bem to $41ermein-Minnenata eg zs Canadian tota EGGr LAN” forsia, $1.50 to ” uinief , svn " See fay ; one Ealet > i ow VY Whrae nvr naige | S ' aS { 4 a , v! °F » Iu . . trId » = wa : j hie ‘ ’ De 36 " ; cue . , vidas w oie etamatte, cing QE sc Ao emeren | ule maT RSP tushy | 2 Es Ecce ty zion | eM ee Bs ah MaMa | ot SOR al nok] Bo | Pome gt | idan tacks fom, fancy, Bd in to Gali | bance Weta 1% oe erate aiither aa attle Ry . M. Cc — tC. s muelli ) at rEan ivaey. | _ corn S7t _ ] ] ‘ ; J h 2 ‘ . a i] ] | lt I . id do 5 RB 5 em « O77, { ‘~ 4 T e a and Copper ; ducke 2 ole; A tend. fowls ohn te tire, Gah u Slane su” poy ” lo r BODTa m > ice ~ Or . A . x 4 . ' bi I \7 . a4 , 9% we ais of whe ; e 8 com ' ' ' i“ ’ »f : ‘) - + me “oe , : it ~ £. , | yr ‘ ‘ i ,.> % _- “ . ’ : ® 79 | ~ la “ was CH) ~ . to ’ t: 78 30c: ‘ - °o a1 . LIC— to ' a no. Atch ano A Ke ™ Nneapo eek age neat cam i - 5 44 ‘ Hf) , ama? It} } a vo 4 ‘ ty % m4 + £ r . -|' ABU! 7 & ‘is toda, reporte ee ICAGO 7 te » Fooste e, G@ ke 'lforn te Der 1O:%6 o~~Mixed oat Jang & Wo. 2704 3 Finney 1:0 ena & rece] ° and 466 mpared | fuba &A 2 is Bi of j un > ' mS | Tice, re c ‘ gS ling @ 834 ¢ | Uneh av at $9 “I une ceipts Jan A . Ike Te, Be: ; 4 un & loase . . . , f eo WUD th Winr i'Ving LOG } jaet vear ae ag i-44 i ‘ . af . (} 4 8 103% |] ae ERAS » acj @ . aa ‘ Mel ¥o1 Nang ed P41 p eanged - 7690 iA ~H a GREE ta Gene ne F. M.-—-Dance ee 5 pe Wupitkowsky, 144) N° inniooe 2am, 296 cars. Duluti, | iba 4) - 1M 2) ON ty | El | — bj103% "25 = do o> ..! ++ | NEW yoRK® Per 1 in ge. | aouieerd Subs: utter, | crat P aks, 7 Meni ie) Zico cc ~~ ee Rern ds ld4] N - n wheat . Me “ats Dulut i ? a ss 4h 4 ] } TT - | Pa @ 4s . - ii , . ~ a ‘ {r ‘ 9 Be | ~ ] elee ‘ YOR 4i@t at SR > ) lle - t. 42 lng s. va s creamer ‘ ower: “6. fan PERS '~ ERT ) and Prog y Au \t i308 \W Dwelft ~00 bust t recedy by iba & eo occ! BS $4 > = ben a Lm do eal e}] O3161 ¢ trolyt a. J v3.40 . Zinelta “sau eos ex ext “46° cy. $6 _ "a “ feo Ff d his mam » M. and » & \\ Fn mi Cth. : els -_ s whi i ” 98 53 ‘ * 4 4 + | 2 RR, » 4 Pevere - - ~~ «= £ ; ‘ f 7 i" ” ; 1? erm Jan ‘ : per 1/ i ’ Sts. 41 ra j rasa. 4 A Huo to $5 Florida Oe , ! ’ M. 4a} oTches y os E Sir ~ Att? a pin ago Bn, eve Mpa re h ~~ : “iON l 7 ’ ‘ = ; . \ if ! ’ *s fi © | 4; St ps , . 4 4 ° : 87 f aa 8 » rf al ; tA aL lhe | ‘ ‘4c x to 1! rats e: $ RSER 26, i-bu ler an tra. anaes wo * N Nin Ca 1 123.500 last 2.2 .42,0 » 62.1 88 C-tiee Gn Ops tora? | ft Rept f 240% St te ata 2 , AV4, | ¢ aziz | 62.50, Pr and id futures “et [6031 caren “88e-U he: secente® 5B to $5.77 018 1» Mid. ; recita) b - ane 1 8. Fiche? OS $7 v= Nth. ® loca} last wea 00 a wee = Sleov 7: a , ; 2 ly a top] & sy s) +3 L' ‘ S¢here » 42° ao +) ING na Ts oe. I Nearby \ ee l4tg Guiet Ka atten. Unchans ®econds 4 100 9.75. AY po bie orchan a y Ar oy Ont M. Cheeks, S635) Ai, a> Which were }po (ur ar included k | 20 Dan Muna Jct! abe | ORiaszcaua 1s waa? | 15 StPaKxcere OF 2 -[ 91121 ge” ad stead steady 63.25. %%,.,. 20] er: NSAS Crry Kel: receipts Pounds, su - os t* en ehig . . ~-UOSS ; Silt Vit lp { gh qt . . 30 ; na et ‘ Hy ' ‘ 2 or , +4) » 34", . 4 ie | &KCS , > O01 i ‘ _- ? St. Gy Ld rf Ha pri : fut er fir . Ceipt KA - ° 3i"se i*eira ba] Nodemich no 3 and - rarrda rd. 4% a lan nd a. pn aay SOU ti ont | 0 bushe!s= rs ree inte | BG ee 1 Mitn xR + 7S Ei I 1) ” . "0 > > R Jess es 46 | prt ‘ ve 5 | 4 SA&AP ph 6 4] | ge . 1.) a0 Antinouts AR oy 220. any unchanged gcavy . S50; seinteg? —~Eeee le ° LieTricp shame bh to per Sid WIL a. a 7 as and k t ci. nen ‘ 4 \f os rth Market through "Too ves a ns 105 00 tee j n =a ; 6 42 : , ™ 42 ‘ i 4 So > by. ‘ - ‘ v “ 5 1 6, — ls on Ss A L rife 485°") A4 1, | Re id R6% “ LOND yet 25.60) fu ures Siveaatt Decking 360. higher. 25 i, £6 moe vy. Oe rate: Ane nper cks, $1 —2 pos A obin eye! "TF are , : 00 bus ats recetnte ocal ae l ep Otys oe 100% ie, £245 Bi m Ps 108 14/1072, tan : lo eat BR on" of Fae ows R4 ot £59. an ' 70 Fis nn. ', VUtter 2 3. ‘ USTA na ; : 7. M tA. and | 912 Bul ishels. enor ents whic! and § ~ D |} i. 8 4 103 » Sine ¢ G6 6° 10212190, oe Os ¥ 4 15 49 17% ele 9-12 6 —t NE pc. Pot Ze tterfat | $1.2 ARD to . LP * oF T J. eat iiwe ago ~ 4 .) mmr a al il , e — ‘ - 4 . taj 4 ‘ } ‘) ‘ - gr ; on 6 4 57 | Rea} ‘? lin enat” Bol retires. are roppe firm: chien Jan. * unchanged 476; uu per hi . ex z Berger aud atic? P.M a Nadia, Me fatter, WAT, Morgue, | Scars, £900 last sear C0000 pawerk |} Pt Salva Sea 8... 1088 | bag atts, | Bo ado? $2? 88 a] STRAT ar Bf STs PAD A! Bo | ERT BS | Zine, deta capane® iatyren. #80 30 He. | onban Moe), Prot igeeianeed 8 | ont alk eae ai #%° 600 to Ch*etra "es Coro 7 ~—Herbe \. a ' ~ . ‘ e. j , hed Ocal ar r Hay rma 3 Cars / "iy S s. 1«\* : }fi4 Ba iis a4 y mye a + do Rie 71 pal 5 Zine , + & ot. ; futr res te , ess. Oe : ; ol ers bh ' °@3 try : ’ A oa - Neat ke nd & thronyntece:nt S| ind. 6s 48°. aye a! 5: COP -.) i a 875 > SPS OS :| 9% aT - SDOL. £ fH5 ge-7798, £2 6 jexpress ‘350043 Y freight ako: PARSLEY~-cei Sieg “8 farvi RF Frafr ar nado ¥Y rt H 6 i? 7 j ; ‘ ad wer “fT VU pg) s were , } ? - 4 aS ‘ ’ li Od ™ f I f) » $i4 f 8 ] : t ry) = POL f * 7 . , 3 15 S v~s- f 280 7 as 5@ ’ by fre} ah ; by cr, LEY : ~ Ser 1-l» Necke tints. otel On’ cy H. Domant j e 1868.22 Ir “ . ' 7a. go 2% ic Pp A 100 ~e, O44, 8 8 Ry « 4 50.i « 2} 20: ani 8; futur vtures 7a | turkey o@ 40c: ight. 25% : y ate, ~—Californ r- Sercuaders. Da erane. — Hilda. “ 4 o Bb. ' ;7 7. ‘ | ' . ee f . anels s - ~ wee ,? _ { + | 54 ‘ - tie ‘ ~ ‘ . o , 4 ee oa a?! a 4 1001, ; ; ; ~~ iz } > n 4 584 H 8] | RT 1g jah eee £37 17s 64 3 gucks. ene tig 33 @ de, 130 gM ne NI la iceberg, 68 “Ucille C ® Alo GM a : we eerran” J and \ M ~ a he ] pris + Qn ‘ s +> | 1o~ : . - TV) , - ‘) > > 1s I FE) ' " iP ‘eo? yi 4 ilo? "| 14 7 i Y “i r 5 94 saae? 17 tea 1 -~rpentine, — | ‘iw aa - _ Tt, } & ‘] _ ‘, 17 ne 4 i ave Nb ? \ ar ve 4 nem ble 193 + 4 % ‘ . per lb fo e ’ te ‘ *- ms — f 100 yet. Diani + Noon, - A. and R. Sta 6 OP p* eheis of > fd winter wv 136 bush. | «x. « OR ‘& Tol Fé ist 7 41 ‘100 “line 03 | on Va Ry &P 5 34. 29 & | oo 1, | 103 Tt r raw vit? ica 2 2 eee — Cé#iy ye. Mamita Ce end ponte ll 4024 Kesterty P Mie teen oe 15.000 3.153) %F & , 101s. 10} 7 ro pike S AT .109, /108 % cone. f "A ware o fr? 34.{ ogi} og ?| 29% Sameer Minn. Ja and 14.20 per | _, CHICAGO go Provisions tsts® LS rts ¥ : e ais } , " OF ~~? ‘ ¥* ° . : i ' j ‘ e a , ‘im A P me ' e? 5 ry ‘e f > ‘ ‘“ ” “ | 3 P. Me Ukulele, 70ren Schantar: B ree 6236 Po). iin e rb S79 bushels of } Bf) 4. 22 50 pile ators, | 26 Un Er ts , 10012 aor st ieee “ wee ot 5 as +44, 100% tt) | 9.5 ie fale die February “So hose flax Close end range Sy? 6~—Provision may | "Chaton® - 3 ’ ; 1. , . " alin “24° : } r, «€ f ~ av o : ‘ 2 - ‘ ; aed J —— ; ‘ i of 7” , 5 : *ee« if L 4 ‘ . > * . € : : — po 28 P. Mo ames. ptant ‘ SURIAL PERMIT | Primary ef No.2 white oats, 50 10 Ger EP oie ep 24% 98 joe | EUS Runt On ae se! % tte 17 Wub 5% 75 a_**| ona | past t02 a firm, 10tnee "Ga. jen ae 32 fn. Mar] jon we market | °F Be Be 52°88: ; : — . PL’ -_ . ‘ ; Tlrris r a ? .4 } - . f Sf ’ as ‘ ‘; ; a e . = ‘ j ' t, >. '% d ‘ ators ’ i as ’ A 4, _ — « ad vl toy br Mra. oO, andman ee 7-8 i ;- »! £4 ro Oy ~ S Rul hod P44, 10] . 9 1 Md 4 5° OX & | O81.) ORY, | Mente 54: bales, 17 SB. Omen Py ; J aiid. a sh, Low - % Te te '® : B anche Row yy Jobngo ub. So. Z at ar ’ 9 Granda Year a a week aco Be we were heavy .. ( é j ay 7 & i Oo] 6s bility sa _ Li? 17 tf 6 1: est ¥. B ~V~ "eR re | Ov: 2 NR a B4les, 007." Bio k, 14610 ts Gage eutine + A pea + ap ARD. Seen ne OS®, Dye Co a $1.10 ran -— 4 s * ". Songs 4 cies Len ~ y | = B week ser, mm receipts wi ifavier 1} an er af Haiti 6s t recta na?) cay Sth | 12 Utah ps melene ince * ae 52 ~i Wis Cent gn 4 4¢ | Him! ne “el 681, | tock, 80) Roe Dts, $1020 osin’ in Mutahentnn., ke Mar By the mbine St Geo hy 7 Luetca) oak Her, 4744 Minn Oats rece anc heavier e heavier th; S| Loi aa ae eee re ; * et Bh See & J. 5 44° oe LOG te yaa nat 49] 8014! eo,°) 28! DILZRG San. Quote: - shipmer lpm; eigen ee 2235.20 146 , 148% BE Aanociated ock lated. never, aT i RB We AL eram Louise ( ennecke, 5. i401) @ iInn® avo and } S were hye 9. an 3 Wear - an | is } mw. bs 4 '¥ rT. feet 10 Vaca & = on ar PUG hy America —neunt@eeeems SO 3, | 8012 £0; HS S12.90@): BD $12 7eee8 January —— }; I 77 , ERLIN, an. @ \ weite ros Thet eo) of Ww ao S419. S005 » OU Dw i 6hinment ighter tha avVier than oe 4 Ind = if fran 3 . ” i. 2 UL 7 Sr > St Se ome art os ‘ n Of “~ 8 1$14.2¢ ; 13.4 8.40; ' ~.40); EF. +2 Pee eseens, nee “est . bf anu . —ns ‘ i os o> . 4 ‘ ” est. bt, Ss wer ar A re . week 54 is Rik ] .” 1) % if 3 | 4) 1 4 a ~¢ r a ear Di 2] i ¢)- v HM): ] ‘ ’ G. 3 ee Som pet pd ../107: I 2) On an &-per-cay - today placed . the i ' wees ettees 1600 Tate be lores =_—— ot &i' } ¥ ab *} 1a. wd " Was! i hus Se ved | fecelote af os. aro and | 14 J irgen 7 i. .¢ é o, : *? Te 71 . ‘ $5 4 i PP 4 ; ¥ am My a. ff ry, , torr a ia rter y ai. if annual bh a | the atocl Row } *P@ereee ates 18H 7 oat dustrie A —— ed the f, nav.” Sf . rd. oo: lago and mao en oF Deat were KO2.000 3 Lyons @ 34. 47.../101 mt +o 1 woe’ S ref 7 39) Pot 109 Z le 52 *y ‘T 4 | P ae ed sf + os } m oF ‘ “ S Fate . - © reeord “ cent. rye _ . Fire : iLA ‘oo ‘ . Goods . pec } n et i ee ert ig .! } ~J1] a os een 4 S000 oo ‘ na J pe corn Peseinen | i> Mex 4 (14 ‘ oF, . 5 “5 , Wil ; ¢ bE . y 3 pe Me 100 100 si7 —~ TS Ae. ~ payable | he ° etree mener wan 6.—Roy m NW YORK Market Review enter into the new Ca . neha RA 8, I t wher «ans ,ePeK age i€ik, COMnared an Max ad aest! o- * , £9 > Vey ay ¢ + 406 rf) .v eo ee erly me & Cents NS; Bales os, Pts 1D! “EN rite arkets . Ja or ex an ag . — - nia. w ) Roos | . iw mae i\s receipe } and 1 ee with eo + ] i] - ~ # a = aa VV Vs ‘ J $. 3 ] oy a | 1057 J Arege’ 164 Se6%«) 7 wtf) - >} nn cy hn sine were ae 6.—Co * un change or tL ‘ RAD t Rob) ap aaseesal. mnpared with 435.000 goo 266.000 last | Mex 6 34 ast! 2816) Og: O33 yy & CO jy £102 poe | . s* ee mecond heads, 4c. ean Se was firmer te © researches ; an 543 ’ {Sei oh oe $35.08 L000 bhuehele lu 3 . od SPY) a of — " i & 2A mPa Lea | and pal 4 ly at x60 : er Ly a) SA L rs. Nae * 44114 | ee Dal. 803.0) 0 as vear: ~ MW) @ week aro = . Mex Irr 445 4 16 14) i Oe te vt Wil & S & lat 41) pa. e243) B2 ins | Pouish un: han receipts. and 6Re Fant e - ay though i i 7 fi. tf Beary “ ~ nil - Dushele an neat shinm J ang ‘ acer rs $.> j 4'j ] ; Wil & = t> Pmt - 4 - tin 7 or Sf ged. ’ “we f ; 8 at 1 an t ber, 58. 960 R \reena r ex ako and ane nae 7 ith 42a ; °% Montevidi.. so *s2° O=' ar | 25 Younes ~ 7% BI ef . TO] 4$ | levels airly active th Katherine at JU “sy ie oa A > SS roy , - yf) ; . ; a +, 64 wf 1S : nonaad Ag ir oate pe WE « ago re i con naret - 4 adi , fs. , ea 3 ’ 2. aft . = i LILRO AD ~ ,¢ a 3 oy tf a | * 59 diane iman ? ad 4 eat pared with 4 were Rp last Pe bn erial is 6 64 Ae i Bi f 9 Ais Gt » —— BON Ds re | ull | | ! I | 2. 3959, | Eepenec? ; ae Bes 00 lant h 452.000 a” m bu. on . Uta. Ry ¢ ¥ 0416 Jog. t's >. ATE&SF nn ae ae ‘ . “Vs ~ we use *os ear a 7 > «et _— s“g «of - i tos ’ } | "° 4 — — i : : , 02 jae ivan wapese. St. Louie C wees ago a oe q + 0%! =giz! on," 29 ac er. is 95, 89%! BHA) RO I If BU ity | , Ve 4951 7 ‘» 21st t Ss ash G I orway 6 Mee; aS ne 1. ) a, ~~ A&CAL, a Be ee 4 RO vas!) ROT | — i} i aTinee8y I i vt F ely 4-4 Cie@C mn the fall, sTain. U0 N T'Way _. sn Oee lf . , r hy a! ; vw" rt] 9 : > 4 ake. ° ott B ‘ 4 | —} ‘ ry reared) tk rheiget Alien. oe | natin ig oeine table wit Oo Norway 6 adc kN AUN oT | 48 ACU te B08 Masini ee is | TTT TTT | ‘, 545 E: sd ' eS 2306 , ae eicnar ge Sa es at cash ** he found a | 6 C rie " : fi q >. ig ; T * eile " | ‘ > ]s AY ' — sa an - SS % ’ Sas - ; ‘ - . ; fF i . « JO Hebert. ee $s) QnA y today Sh ik at made on 31 sp + a2ey ¢ : 100% 1 » 7 Ata an ds 42° 106% (108 i ie, vs i f > a ' 00K - j \ heat $) 4 7] 7 ae > ] red wine j ] ' bod MRR ‘ . » Pa - ‘ ‘ 7%, i & Dat ; : ' mA A 3 lon: 44 , 6) ) l aha N 16th j wheat $1! Oat 95 6 - red wk me o A I & MW r > 25 | = Wa ——— wo » ‘a “Og 3 & O a ay | 44> fim i oo “RK . m 2 iy > gne'n cP) > | heat 924193: wy 1 °,7e9 | 8 Pes, a Se a ; - d is 95108 1S 7. | { sige eee ion (Het BASS, OS Syed Eee) 2 a sneha SS | 22, 8 ee rere 35 a8 1S me | , RS 12 te tA Bentae =! S4@1.86: No.3 2 ae, wre Winer | : a Ne 44 § ot. & 4 ne 8 | * ‘Te ~4 B “an * ay . ) ¢ 1045, | it e 1 Michiga K ingshie | yellow ny ay ard §6winte wheat, | ~ £O ¢%s 4 00e {102% OLE S4 1 do cvt 4lg 2 103 Am DS. at TRar as as ‘Sighway, i tne corn The mixed corn mar. Whee t, lle . wand ¢ ay cece! 4 tf ose LN2 % 8 . co Ist Ante? tag Hd! ¥ 2 72 LOR pe ; nav i . $307 ~ whit . NO. 4 whit - No 4 - Pola Je. “er U7 zt -R& oO 41 is anew) @s “4 i, ypothS Cans McRee, { **@44' ite oats 44356: No 3 whi PP *} 6 Port 7 OO +}. O4 a! 675, iy eae Teese 90% 89%) oy * : taf Gasconade : St r > 0. 3 white oats, | D Oneena 2%, 81 ee, OS 1 BBY! & 1133 do nw” al ai, Coe = Rig Tuee & | St. Lonis 1 Ri: sland Ge 47°10 0 44,94 86] 7pa wre’ os 4. 74%! 7 (a ‘j17 4uivang ; Rare Cash G - ‘ =| St} - 4 } ‘? ‘ 4 i> «é NM rr Ly on OR i ° 2 747 2 Son wpa ge of srain OR ; is 55 106 ! MT Gs ¢ nm s | nd any ceirles l red wintes ene Sales t | 3 ; G de S Rs 46/1 an | 20! . | & a T seas *| 82 '.| 92 oo = oO 14 ni “ “tee | rea winter w! wheat, $1 ooalen ato 2 R ) de J &s 4 . hed BP te Te a at SE Rs | De Dy a on ,* JR | Winter ufat =} 0 ~— 7 We ” ~s A ’ ¢) 4 fi) al ® + t > 4 5 aA i WIA Bm: ‘4 asUc ( r wenat . «7 . 44a 1 OO n _e 4 Say } a rs Vy! Po + ik ¥ Gen 4. &8 Ref ¥ = or iT. 3110 cm) — | ter wheat at. 31.92 @ 1.93 95; No. B red | ix P Wri oan 2 ' ce. 1s BR&P en digs” 117% d. BA ly | ‘ ' > ¢! ae ~e $1 RO@ - » «9 Hh red | 4 Sao }l sof ’ ‘) , ‘a7 7 fan Tt’ 2° Ws ava” 1] A )T- 7 ; ° Bo . x Ni ** Si: No ] he : Win ; 49 4 : ' { is : : x ‘ ? ; Li Ven 7c 4% lhe re "| . ’ 4 a > at meee ‘ rea lerr No. 3 hard vy hard wheat rd wheat, | mae Paul § & ty 1013 a . nN En 46 @) [{ RN) 1, . 272) =—== + ; *.C'Bon rr rT) een wheat $1 “ at, $) S4@1 an. | © ax 2 VU - 8 / / 7 iT | f {(,a Y 2 s ] fw “ & 4) Nr) r . ~4 “a4 is - wy No > = xe 8035 No 4 mis cy or SPT ‘ & ~ = 9? li a. j ae i v f, Ua ry; nwo 4o | > ar os i #@RX ” | , nd ' ar rr of OT Ses Gq corn In- pee t Sein - "0 8 9) ¢ a 4) f . a JF i ‘ Alt po R ' a4 NA , s mad é? , NY, oP te N enw a G69c: Ni ; 6 ov 42 47 4%, ay 74.3 oe Jat aa ; — 1023 na , Io” . Ya eNO w & P » Yello , y ‘orn, % SO lat: a le? s mf S rm | - oe og 7 ~ “10 a , i ; o1 $29 . Marvy 8 44 lw 4 4 bla , \ ' ‘as’ ‘ r ie as eu i “‘p 8 » P ane, i i. La’ 3 | ’ ' RR NJ ay az 4 me) . “tr j - a 7 , & {7 : m 92 he 9 tri} jane j On eee 3 w! le oate 4 m~ vw! i‘eé Oats | a 2 “ss se ‘ 1 is | / Ae & .% ‘ - & ) poole = & | ia a 28 is ; ‘ —— j Ae oe! wv “ nn Hy ; 1°e@ ~~ iatations: Nr, 9 4a 4 sc , : S ae , ; Sis in (é } 7 = a 3t ] P : iy tou } . or Onl Ro Day On 47, ‘d 3hes Lindell. | clover aaieed 3 hay BO a 8k; $27@ 28: ae ' Kk 8 52 A i at 7 ' + ie on) 0 : 109 102% | 4 Pree C. i. pe Par a North Leight Clover ikead . nd & “2. 0 } lien} i265 S ned 5 log’ A: a , si Ky ly Ca@ : 4 9 4 o e. LOG a P at sf)- ove ; ay "nN ¢ e909 yA ht ” AINE i ai I : ; ~ ¢ ‘ i . , ‘) 7 e : . ' ee er s ; ‘* ma : : Sy P ~ tolone mixed hay si3a =? ~~ 1 Mew. i - | . -- ring — » 4 i ! L. ‘ iV; ‘ 1l7s oe ‘ P a { j + 4 fhm = | ileal a Year 7 0. S993 MoPp | glover mixed har cna A No. 2 easy | 2 USS of c 415 binske ag 2 108 ™ IS Caro c eg. RO eda?) 81%] 2 i= —— : “SS QOrsop, | ~5 thaihe 26: No 9 nu. No. ] 0 x Zuric} ‘2. Os GT! ¢ a ita 1}! ‘'' CHEO e °w oD of.) ,; aS ' oar —=2 ‘| fall ee gifal > pure clover. $21@ —tieh Ss 4: Hy) 94 1 2 een 4s 108, los a yee = i eo- ait; Mi ae "2 Te! ; . ~ ] ‘ 7 , a 77 . : 4 , a = : | . / ? cy i ; ‘ ; a4 " , e,. - , 4 ' = | ——4 Oo . é 7 a 31 +s 64 — e | Ss . Zp ‘ —— WSs 0 et ; [Ss d oli ’ L Daily Grain M “e ovement tive $19; No 1 choice praire $16@17_ @ 17 I in th Peceipt « e fol OWing tabie wil) be a found | ‘CHOPPY MARKET IN WHEAT Ww “ ee te, - vy o ‘ ny 422) 18). Far Fo ON THE CHICAGO BOARD Tel been tea ‘Accident I nsuran er had to eho readers of other St. Louis news cee borat r the newspaper offering te but © policy, , "ff ‘ eas f ! ‘ #. ~ 4 ? ' 4 ; . ’ Ts } 4 ' ota Pecital to th » ' i by Ad 5} ‘ YC as . Post-Dispat: n ‘ } nn , tine) ari ’ Jat ar i / Ae a He ; th : ) alah " i : aS ed the trend of the wheat marker ; wy i es : — vere f, = Vhneat marke! | a 14 . ’ eas Was ? .. i. $ . , . ad un - t . r é s t ") &)) { - ‘ = Ela fo aise a 4 ; an ‘ i ] sday'e ‘ y, tha tr | « , a. a : ‘ he « ©8 cule co” —— | 4% “s , # + *“* @« 4 7 © “ile } s t . t ar ‘ Ri or nid Sha +e. rive evented : ~ g Ov i sub ° . . ] i | . 4 Sac aR mA i ‘ying Was pers ro h qt a e rt ~ , € Scription o =. th ~ Se: ve ve borough: a ~ owed a) art . rh Ver and ; 272 ord. >... — ~ Bee ~ ‘ r . 20H ' ae " . e . } ’ nd a Cash G ae ee 2 lwas press the - ing and pri ~l pu se . €7 to keep t main Elson etc le re eT, ote is P , ins j aT = me sewhere ; o Buy net «.dold $1.75 ‘ome a sew May OS ispa h urance in f { : , | “ye ae rt han ring b) \ Oc” } a. ’ { \ ~ . * CACO San, @LLWheab Nery ecg | Riveet marker Srentes gO Baling 153% | Paper, so the ri tch offer does orce., + . _ * , IA rs ¢ ine ‘arKet a tr ts Bei.) ae : i Mtr, Sghath SIAN | wera’ y igtrOuDd, Midseason ng zave the | 92 Bet tion is é risk of Igsi not require ; = i ike -~ i ‘ . ise .eor iT 4 , ‘ 4 x! u is SS] AQ" ° ‘ > 4 te pohhigee Last ee S Bet not ng } at . 7 } ; as . () ~~ - “ j , 4 , I . e ! te D : Vv Bias Hoe, Heat 6g Ne B Whe | cloned "eh af Sikes Mens, Ser lay: | 8 B tion cli resent in this 0 our insurance fo toa 2 | sti he pith |Siagngien, Ue ehh Be | | ped from ffer. Your U ; ‘ ® Feed ar o 874 ac hig) 4 ¥ 0 4 ' u ; gu- . , ‘ — a thaher * (NS } / ; g MEANS oyaifh, Tas fey SHOE | Le" Mes iy, “Bo sie Tg MAY. STi | om this adverti our dollar a ; mente cn, ff Muse Te |e cthins. ue Tart Sond | = » accompani 8 (aw) ‘ ) rs tye . 4? ioe »%c to 457 o~ ee 1sem Dp ed ’ ; ' i red a 6 h6WwWe 1] QnCr ’ i@ard . ‘ (ne 1% . ird m / ‘si ' to Je “pe : Il 'sc¢ low er ta ind oo hf sed ) t 4° com a z » rT? + ” Ge ’ *1 440 1 RS sig “A e8 Were 0 jie hi liaher be! . i a ee e app laa” > : “ ; Xfi No. * No f cor ioe nae b>: ahe ner. lO ‘al _ x ph Sititeieeneeenel e . wy Vn 5 No $1 70@) ae te Outside ee 0 of sate. of wheat | 7000 4 —— — a No . NG a? ‘ re S| Sy ’ hes ig tT) +) Seat is at J 4 &- ~ ¥ af aT le hi . q 7 4 Vern, ; if lewe a minim ’ y a 4 " k ~ - | 2 eviedan higher nee, | amen. ' advices to Stimulate ml with 4 a = Misea - ex os eo. Is nee Ta but ty AY the, activity ] (es, ' - 5 ms Kev a 4 ve 1 4 a TS | port dema na e Dress: “age is ar ix y. ; 1? M - ay '*. 43 Me EA. wo” eI lighler Argentine uré to seli, Ex ae aii or Bri ? - os ——s ¥ 4 e! bh » » , : cred hy oring an improves e! ipmente” And ever a . ng his A Ii . - ‘2 A? | . i ) 3 white ; Milling de: ‘me: a6! Fall Name t Federal life safely ta r am : 7 Tih " can 7 . ci, as . Nae ore ewe asi ; ; oO the ound . reacti 0 De (yaa SF PF . - 4 O41 P . se! ri 2 & Ho . 7 ®@eeen8 Insurases ron i. 2° Po "Gs fame. kG BS io, |I7K 0 take being fille one on » 9 an 5 61.) 9 94%|' nau, | 19 do 5% Be. **I! 60°] « Cerccccecs and te wit m 10 sT- La “ -,nchanged: No. 3° | M o take led ep ; buverg | 104 Dodbe 42. Bs a4 ¥ 4 i wee 110% 110m ‘470 ’ ose ! be A. bes | , . FY . ae KEG? € ao = wil i > Os eR . ; -\Or De 72 sud? 110 Seco , work ou han - and ten ee Core Oat tra sc. July t mid-sessijo; I Dold Ge | 4] 7 1% 87 1i Wg - a a ‘ mo Cee semmegE pe "aa io on “ ne : ¥ Rr ; irre vice ‘ De se to t) : ) Market. . ‘; . , f } , 1¢ 4% - ‘ 4 y } 0 + . Z ats 7 mr 9) . LOO % a ee te ———— Bo ae Cie toe Be Banks | ovinceeg ss 2 Post-Dinpatcr i Megara Fe aa peey tee iets | Tay fo $ 83 1777-( $849) Ra! Bae Oveupetion et SUT Ret eer eneeee ons - eee id “ut Aatlon.« rey "ener of Trade is ory or? ~~ Ree the expen many Caaf a ‘ = + Mar. 14 RH ‘ nos 1a, ) ; ‘ A } Go! « * (5) ‘ WwW * 2 % o “ss ma « frale ree meio a aquaiir es low a s Delain | 2? Th a > Alas 9 i, ” a s ) Sa.) = ‘ rite *eeeeee —_——- 8... : ; - trad : aj T kar y we a Ss 5. ” aines on Tie , = i | : a , i ts . Sees ¢ ‘ C—=@ | a: » ne eet oa © 9 , wit . , ih? nd N\ " (;% Rame eee —_ =a of 7 > . i vator ke firn al at ° = bh eo é r ae ; 4 i ' . 4 , : ef r ere and eereee lds a ise : ; . Aires . 4 if fw ead Foreie, me ~ ~ . . ‘% " - e? , e ’ | & ‘ Lal P ; add *®*eee¢ Ge f —— 4 m prices } neorcia “ AD ft) a2 Bi Int 1 . a ’ mya = 3 2% 4 ’ Tress of wa eeeee VW o vo ember wee) _ Nave ries . and Tr -_ Pap = - os - if : I SPise i « Le person secede i of the wools = cane prices ere re!” Buenos] J] | do Ge : 6 W..) 980) a t)\ (|) Sxuecn 7 he RUM RD wie to whom you want mo Roving only oe and pullea we S... as Int M M . a" f* yy 4 | GK . il we ra re Ay 94 “s at » onan Beneficiary it wil] be 1 want tnouranes *PWeece ginal) lied Wools rpet Int T & a a * ae o @ t af Leh vy . ae 4 ihe an 4 Peeeeeeee paid te fa *eeere*eee 4MOuLie are a Ks ae 44 Rg: = gen 4° VAA , 2 ." *®@ee6s your estate. case *eeeee © ys pr a? oto § flo: oe pq One I ret OUS! &3 INS ORR "gan 888 eee ere Milles; ' aad ‘ 2 OS is ani ym 4,40 84 | aa et a3 Benefici (Name aly as) "*** eee os ty * = , fe i ; : oe ts | ¥6 45 7 Marketi 4 46 r° : 105%, a "s Address. ) ene Relationship ) o Mu ER&aL ¢ 20). mi? | 61 hls WW" -28 ce oe . Shi 96% Ween 10 te 70 yearn, may east ane’ wil — ae Seemed

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WEDS ESDAY JANUARY 6, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tnfor- | and Northern Pacific 6a. a mation abo s m= vr. sie ise CHANGES NOTED. Foreign ExC™Ane_ | Wall Street |e’ TION a prp) ¢. MARTIN JR. HEADS EXCHANGE E Valier 4! Elected Vice- NEV YO e asaocieted’ Press NEW TORK, Jan. closing and previous (rh Exchanee while bond sales a! awe e- s o “ = eo - . ¢.—Folliow ing - _ st b+ ee © a ae ot — - er * he : +e ee Sages . | Ler Coes. * b ce Chamberlain : aigh,! ! INDUSTRIALS. Se se “Ne tee fe. a. ~~ on ee ee ew PG Cc. Martn Jr.. + »& OT” ¢ “~ ] ———— _- ad : “a > — ected fortwo }* VY oocs. retiriugs ‘ » fp wee rane tot a - ’- ed es follows: « ‘ "Sse Sehr ae ac Des WV [we ees See ie ~ wr -— Niergarth. Robe aderton Saruuel, a wooldridee. poet etd elected as fo.) Oo t } a x: sewirg ‘3 8 o 2 the foreiza eschbance } News and Comment | Sad 2 — SB 19.3-** as they were todcay- he stee S| Reading 14.13%, ne eee tan in the|iThis see > 12 A afternoon and where was an OU-loptt ST AKTA—OORT A 2) ™ burst of buying fn the sugars. But | cern: o. D 14 4 these demonstrations only steadie? | thraci o. 45 41.37 ithe market ssithout causing ig to . piss nare much of a rally- The close was » 43 *9, | fairly steady with gmall net price el. co lar. D 99% changes either W4s- in the midwee | again the of} shares failed to re- Boston Stock Masket jet oS ngures on crude 90S- | Nes vey Oe guction showing that the decrease. moderate amoun cn tow. close. which has deen going on since “o- |1ehem Steel sot —74a 142% 145 | vember, «as still in progress. The} ‘ndependent stees oa * 52 , 12%) arket for these stocks was appar) . 28% 5 es lentiy more unsettied by the further) se: + th. | se) ing of the Pan-Americacs The, ; he id% 14% 222 ) , 57 NEW YORK. 30 49 40 4eciine in t“* Pan-Americars sti. 2 12s 19's j has heen credited to che Cireui. ' was sufficie Pt -— 63 *i court decision ¢avoring the Gov- | 7 21 >t 6 ermment against the Dohe= inter | - 200% 2709's | ests in the California leases. Stocks | + ca 156 >iuwue Pacific OU Texas Co. +©x55 9% 100 10N Pacific Coal and OU, General Pe- iss +5 * | troleum and Union Oil of Califor- ne 13S igs ieia were Bee ail weak, but they} ponds as “Cw a PO | were inclined most of the time to —" 199 . 194 > | drag. | the 7 2 34 Ne 3443) More selling at first came inte | SNe and 1174 118 772 [the motor stocks, and at one time shey a : “3% la number of these were off a hail | PSF wee — | Sax | petit oF se. But here, too, there wes Terminal oes a1 % «22%, 10 weakness. Stocks ¥ ere not pe- | were UP two pon ae ae ae pressed for sale as prices re-|. ni MGA Ri 284 | ceded, General Motors peing in 6e- | °* laure “rg ax, f% | mand around i:4 ang Chandier) 4%, = asatars on intimatons from sources’ represented by - re NEW ISSUE fs of Day NEw YORK, Jan. ngs sat s>f 524 i we x 1 2 amounting to 31% reared with $14 592,548 (424, brought the tota! $195,.965,610, against - he | ~ gs * , 2 ee ae , ne afternoe about 2 rally in © ment 2s prought to 98 and the s wh regare to the& Stocks interest kawanna $4. a Philadeip® ved in calling them by & Rio Grande ¥ Haven bonds were very ternational Great .| ments were in The most important inciden strength in U. othing specia) | There was = improvement It ral-| company’s | 4e4 today and ‘Sere was sm action tn prices bald way 4s for instance, effect of profit taking. Petroleum is were Cows e sharply ia _ tocay’s bond mar- with the stock. +o keep UP prices bore 49 and other | « were stronmg®- | at Decrease ‘2 OU m some py the ageoctated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. United States . for the week « time above 1 totaling 1,972,550 t , American es ning Ss and Her- selling at stitute. e-at time and g 5s. which at 100 ¢s. More interest -- Edison general ¢+he Americak COTTONSEED OL cloged strong. DTmme s shorn Brook!! bonds, 2 gTOUP 11.29. July, DOR +128. a .°s 14.696. TPT This Stock Has Been Sold 1,100,000 Shares The National Cash Register (Maryland ) ~«“ otc +] withdraw $5,021,000 Meserve member banks York @ietrict on a 7 - ex(ra @ividend of she common so a 2 @ 4 - A Stock :s before any div s > Common A Stock CAPITALIZATION (Authorized and to be presently issued ) At > .- do arm rrr ear Common A Stock (No Par Waloe)-«---- _1.100,000 shares Common B Stock (No Par Valuc)------* 400 000 shares entitied to oreferential cumulative dividends of $3 per share pet annim, :dend on the Common B Stock. Subject to this prior right, th a c.€ a Both classes of stock participate equally share for share im have equal voting rights except that the common B Stock has the right to elect 2 ma) less at the time of election the Compary is 12 default with e remainder, ua + to earnings 4s prov? Net earr'rEes Company has been organized under the laws of Maryian al ded in the charter, t= each of which cases the Common A bution of assets = of New York, eC ommp ww? Company of New York, Transfer Agest. The National Park Bank Company (an Okio Corporation). established in 1882 and t -ness has grown from an original investment of about ception of $1,500,000 received prior to 1900 from the sale nding and threatened against that Company, will not serious! ners in the world. > earnings, with th Legal proceeding Sales agen: . non nest Saturcays. ee ee es he United States Unit tat foreign organization include more than 10,000pecpie. The principal plant +h a total floor space of over 44 acres, and is considered a model ind cally all lines © lied orders are expec? ye ‘ntained in every state of the United States and. directly or throu ~-* most of the subsidiaries, throu ghout there are more than 730 sales agencies with over 1,400 sales re 4 types of Cash Registers meets the varied demands of practl MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL. > estimates ps nook’ngs were 4.- or steckboltders cf have approved & ihe New Tork -_ i S.. » will remain in the Lands of the men who have successfully conduct Tohn H. Patterson the founder of the business, will be President 42m EARNINGS will own a majority © Prices nalir- adjusted to include the deduction of employes’ secister Co. (Ohio as -ertized by Messrs. Price. Waterhou - in both cases after depreciation an anies, as taken from the Companies’ financial returns, before deduction of employes profit-sharing participations - * ‘ncome taxes 2t current rates, have been as follows: ’ atra apr: ot. HH averbead and depre ‘uarter earnings pa > > noe.0n0 gold peso % ’ 7. 4 . at assets. at No ferma balance & Co. from t as shown on ber) and good will ede either site, Dut »oet favora h'e © REIGN BONDs After Deductité Profit-Sharirg Employes’ Profit-Sharicg Partapatuors 1913 ane ee 1920. gm ehececss ee eieeiree ta 3,663,712 1921. o+*eeroouwow* aa 62 eee -— ee ial 2.530.872 O22. « cnarcenetnnsennr 3,181,421 1008. ockw edn secre nnn ne 3,689.57 1 _a* 1624... Re accpesintss eee 5.942 -@o5 99S... ccnesnceneesereseeee amas grucipations ®Tacinding estimates of the managestert tor 1625 as follows: ~_ plan heretofore in effect, the basis and amount of ~ “December; foreg2@ subsid:aries and branckes for the last which have varied gre being set asi from time to time, has bees de for employes. 900 fully paid shares (372.2%) of the Common B Stock DIVIDEND RECORD: hen a 2% stock dividend was paic. ASSETS. mber 30. 1925. zrnounted to $32,459,392. as compared with ¢ hat date of the National Cash Register Company (M N mpany (‘Ohbio) has paid casi dividends on its outstanding common stock for every yes since 1891. urrent liabilities of $5,695,456, as Messrs. Price, Waterhouse ect to the capt the former. ational Cash Register Company (Ohio) giving ¢ d foreign patents (more balance sheet, amount te $32.729.348, including domestic a2 recently appraised at sound values by the American Appraisal 77.338. The latest financial returns of the foreign 250,000, which item 3 carried on the balance sheet at ©9000 shares f-om ts in excess © eco by issuins o Be. ote ne © 000 and $7,250,000, as above, net assets would amount to over £ its stock the National Cash Register Company (Maryland) Company (Obie). s stock for deirvery if, when «an sanued and accepted by ws, subject © aDPrwS! Cl ASS" stock er will be made on or about January 11, 1926, 12 the form ef temporary New York Sugr. ed that delivery sew TORK gan ee: © oped Price $50 per Share acquisition of the National Cash will effect the am iInget Price Ls d on request. Further informauen 1s contained im a circular which may be ba The statemens herein have Deen accepted —- ~* wm © & 2 O. terre $3,000,000

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PATCH ST LOUIS 3 POST-DIS SE UISPATCH | WEDNESDA Y EVENING J » 1926. | PATCH : or. 3 as. -'an . : oi me nee Pa ~~ feature in thes @ fo ye | | NEW _NEW YORK STOCKS (co | ST. LOUIS ¢ © SIUC KS | CHANGES SMALL [* ig ome ON THE CURB MARKET. t on men m t P s got ¢t © largest bonds, uGar o 98 fain F stock and the eseutt | 8ink a 's ! PProa _ bende t fund Proachin ? a s by! wil) &w Ry la y lot ¢ operate | | By th ware Or rede rate nh , ~ Associa: wanna tite Ew y. ted Pre a : Change Y ORK POs. u * ; day. 1, today wer Jan. 6.—T . & * . 96 ; ere - ie om } ' a Yea an. 1] to te ago Shares - on the Ne on- ara a and 174 "om New ine, 3 = Yellow cee.” ahaa ae — with 2 a Stock Ex Stocks "9 Yare } g& is ' habe 0s rear 033,600 y - | An and > lots a O year hare ago. ” yes n. Div. nin ent of gor and Ojl Shares Of Pru closing pr omitted) on. ime of tod s, compared with 9, ster. 1G 2 et OP es as U. s , us ex price on tod ith 9 oe .f sa ee High} Low. ; pape , at (d as. d tl Stock indiv 500 I[N roa | Low. : Ci Net ST ecia) Start ) Par (b) Ie n E vid Nusa ¢ 34 an 3 one.'Ch’ . Lou @ stec) —s Call Stock ly stock ciudin langes ange. w sales { smucr = 3 laa] ——A 1e exch OCK E 2 % oe & extra for » With th n 100 Op Cola | “| 17 $113 yest ange SXCHAN t ral ; Rate I 0 stock &) Ex 7 a raa® the e hi - {0 ts 4g 16%i17 1 erda Ge toda ANG i , ae “Xtra 4 -~% per’ (c) P > aay gh, } fs @ e| Yi 8 px * i? s*s- {day y- Bond y amo NAGE only wered— i. used u per ce cent ayable in Symbole-. ow |UE 60; 6 4y [ 9% ee . y sales w unteg + Jan, thy Tone m = { achindel. tmen — stock, oie i in peaferred (a) no sot, ° S| 20%) ited 45% + h Followin were Guana" 2190 — utes 7 Bond LOCKS & > into > price » Dayable j ock s 8 9 106 aes fhe 4) cha g is - Os es, c of othe sided AND. Div” ns x-divid ice ex per in e . Out: tl pf , 12 106°; le nge d aco com » COMDPs stock ager, | 2Ctlon ay and tr ' ates tn $'s . 9? By.rtes *Inc quart “a awe sa. 2 ol jor { _- hy » lowe the tw e lst with §$: ith 22 . {p the aCtio Wire rv Santé! ox - tx-right crease erly j Own Pet 7 5U%) > can 22 tes wont} st, clo O sess of ge $24.00 244 | ' wav 4 Price re ne g from th A Exp 6 ee High j rem gh Ss. . —D in ena B4b ] 100 + ou% = ! —" - Siete PCrana sing Pp longs ecurit! , 0 yest B vy 48 ¢ . +} . Sub. pereau of the ec New ¥ he L tet Of gh.j Low. ic Rg. ————— ecrea a ee 0% 104) 5 , 50%;— i mc rices oft es tr = y the efr or fa ° . Post- York | 4 Ib 109 P. | Close.'C et ee se. 4 Coat. |g ‘|; GS%y! + % Los I enn’, 2.2 URE and oday ade ; Associat itens of or instance natia® Raia| 'wEW YORK, Jan ee F A) hoe Bb} Blin oa j100 oie | STOCK M aE , Pac ada i Saree "| BAe 5 a ‘s en om Sbanees oe a on the e created’ in ORK Jan ,. nquiry | eu ta fe) Post t —Th 1 J .° jA2¥ | 9 ‘» MARK ns mo. a 8 a3 | hoa aie oe ; rT el es x- ny é. ry tim mm 6 kin wed nm tts cx ie Er 4 un G & 1094 . | tA PT ——— ac OF) : ” 1% | 60%!) 8 .@f rc Nay cA. a ng . Sales Fix De teamen ope ncertate 6 s w g. the review opyrighte ne.| All A C 7 i ont? sees. SALT AVE a + a 2 Pee % 12 Me 5B 122g | First iF Or sg itAnn, ~~) sSiven . high- ne hane oe tee observe: mar. | With pcp sharpiy Own mericag 4 today su 4 ted finan- | “a can 4) 4 131 | 14 | 10 4 |— 4 “Woaney “20 thn mena Palge-D si "eo| a2 gee thd bes #, ng Nations} Bon ee hae AG rere: 1 rs erate 4 the iain -k- moia.vbs @ be sto ‘yf et Z at | o pid 7 s 112% ¢ 31 ja. *] 1 Omi. — + im: \ gael. ag 5 Fees Ml = 4 ai +o! 4 [>t hal Bank “T" “eer conse sao in 4 emer wen : line Pe =e md o thoee st ck D lative ec _ Al Cc ré 2% 1 131 *e @e« ‘ueada - y Mie ———— rials ww) Ps; . 1 .&Y , 41 de 5 a ’ te Nat! or Cc a2 6 —_— m™ = © ' ; e's ina on dew orem . ®ym One: iv BepUrie 6 1 ' aes or ; % Merce an Tru + a0nk ® if ' 14, iq ase La ‘ ' — hounced emai) ' t appearea. se mad. ecrease ee thy on the stock . itn Gui Ali Am AC -{ ° 1) 2 Se P 120% j S, ee ABO ose nase. 42 Su 116.84 pb B “3 t 74 1’ ~Uts ae i Cantile 6t i SuGe 6a ee} rm 2°9 oe Nal “a Net for can nm vo! at the ar} jute . | aio ie , ae Hj RE EL he inh, 14 117 on-A Weel ©9 7 a 7h -7 '@) ° M isaina! Tre ete tetersceneee. 50 530 Than nee the time + cher lev. 78. Br the A in Ou J le . Marne? t id- do f i | 3u LY 110 } i? 1 4 gh. 1925 e86-e ] 55 ] ‘00 ! © Eps Wes) i 76% | — = « 3 ws Sf. ppi lat t e*e0e8 i 4 a 156 | ~ naa” on we: ¢ Clo ‘ «. on tn reflecting We — secc ‘ resistanc toda: i ABN bid 4 , 26%) »& cn 2 *]! awn, ae Gcohas 119° 117.32 | i... 50 %i 74 Tay — moth Sid | Valley sts teens 2 ecel 201 )156 lise oi"? id ) °e = ee s epec_lsa a ore- PE stork vores Producti being evident in. today, con. | Am aif) 2 40 phat igl te | 3 | ator Oe oA SS 103-75 Whe 85) 43%) 4 id i oo Rt Low's Union y Trust eee. y all 2] ceceloes 130 |... Fe ST. LOUIS sTO bere wae a we en erage Motor ii €4 riv Che in B “ ' o ji 4( ‘ ‘ KK] 7 Ba iy Stock a $4.31 7.65 Pari prd. ~ i 58 1 %& | A .2 Guara on Trus **ee @ % *¢@e-s 16). ®eels Mt a | Ye %115 an CK ae acai in th Sross Jan 6 y of and oil sto: irregu ABBEC 4; 34%, { J%=) 402 % | Anw S$ anc en YUL p rk & Ti)! 1) S554. 5%! 42%, — American anty Tru t sey. ee gi’ Mette cea, efecces| 160 | 06 \5 - 6.—Mi EXCHA yg Hd demand ? fea- 8 Un crud - — 0 fered at t! ocks ‘ “% A Rs} os } Ji « 2 } J4 % ? ° 1. r ‘ Div. | miopllaldanspiin. se athe hy °j 6: vo | 55 } > F s ttAme Inv BK et *e anew ol . ; ie ee **-e secs "Tras °eees mark : xed NGE, eatu ai ad fos Tee nd © oll Th tes quick! Geert vebelAm © 100 4) a8 | So: B+, i , | Rates in $ T(E pe 7% 55%) 55 vy! % | Bae ‘rican Credit 1 ercemas 16 PPh bbbeads poate corer : ereeles ed th Price as noe vance of —s ths ; y losin sever mc 1 ? 4] 4? . ed % ta " _——— Sales | i j a Py 5d. ' | 26% 2 a 7 % tr” Stern redit Pay RIA ** th = hese. 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56 WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— — = ——— _ — -————_— A ———_———— $$$ Tine SET OF TEETH. $10 UP. at : oe APPARENT DEADLOCK ~~ +e "SSQP 42 e4 4 . ers é rix - id ee q Pork Commissiener Pape, s ap- i pointee and Fourteenth Ward Re- | rt an teeman, as chatr , ; m of a in City Cor ee was unavailing last night 7) F: chen Louis J. Becker, present i: . hairmanr wxho becomes Collector id. of Internal Revenue Jan. 15, tem- } porarily withheld his resignation. if Recker announced there was an s a} apparent deadlock between Com- : a ‘ ; missioner Pape, A. M. Brinkman ai Sourteenth Ward and Ed- if Butler of the Eighteenth : Vv | = | a * ] not deen \ sign. His - a ‘ rab received ; ‘ong ent ji Ds r Be r.to re- - ' said he would _ i : he deems irmanship of the commit- Le Si11 > are Ie tt©H ‘OT in. @q b © ith Tie ul es xf (“oO ) Provanie Ontc ome of Fight. ( iy? be maze © indecision in CLOTHING FACTS! } With a bitter Miller and anti-Mitlle: : fight in progress. it is considere: 4 This sale has taken § tixety :na: the anti-Miller strength : Tr mately nite on Fred « | St. Louis by storm— ff Detporte. Fitteenth Ward Commit | ° . ec v supported Waror Mil- we're breaking all rec- 9 iter sor c or but was the first a = t ™: t announce his ords it simply goes s i; ort of LA >. P 4 oe for Maror ] ' ° 5 A re ace nd - iS | coats, 2 and I-pants § exering every pressure : 2h a f Suits, Pants and ff 2. a Prcrity “4 ? . . Tm i* = é er ~ . Wise men—and wise § v'*"¢ 2s resigned. an Revert & i 4 “i JXTeerr Ws . : S$ canyY t + _ their clothing needs r e puts ball, + : : y for one and two RE saan : 43 : a: 3 te Ss oat years ahead—now at : 2 ate ~ eniaaiats ; ‘as Mstantly 1 ffed br the Mayor Ser ‘ ee a a A WEIL. Ties Oo be surrendered to the a.i- We're adding 20.000 square feet additional Btn selling space—entite third floor and part of BegEVELYN NESRBIT IS GLAD NOW . the fourth—we're re: modeling our entire , : front—building 2 great arcade of windows— THAT POISON DIDN'T KILL HER : over 300 feer of brilliant window display— ao nm Promising.” She " - vs: > = ' 7 we're preparing to take care of over 100,000 _—a i | SS new customers this year—contractors are already E e Associnted } Pent ae i st work—we must make room—so we mast reduce HICAGO, Yan. 6—Evelyrn Nes- our immense stocks. = a25S.£ $ 75 = . Rs ee i : (sss 4 os Neg Cc » {oat r 2 : ; t2@ apa n es Sgits tailored »r hand and fashioned on : Nes Oe ” 2 BS : the pew LEnmclieh limes. with large peeked ; o tI. lapel«. breed sheuiders and sarres warsts. . wd - cine . Pients ef the see biuwes. craers ard brews. _ ih erceat« im brightiy eelered plaid« or solid S New $ ‘ r ~ graye sh ades. Papeamsion “ale Price. $75.75. . , k browns te plain er in brit- (second Fleer.) “ in " = oa otyles. largce. * ore . or - ero ’ collars. 6 te 18 rears ’ a - , = (Main Fleer.) burs | s‘ate ‘> » re) is Temporarily Withhold = ‘ - . WOMAN IMMOLATES HERSELF AS SACRIFICE TO LORD Wife of Indiana Mail Carrier Found Wedced in Furnace— Dies From Burns. Lae SEiET “ _ \f- rT a ~ -_ 7 - « ~~. ; «13f* ’ 3 ce - — a * >, ms = ~ 5 an - ~ _ e = co , 4 ~ - - . —_ bs "Zz -_= ~ — = aid , | i Pu ea - } =- | on ° © 4S oat. ec 2 ‘a Ne = re - r mi ex at a ad > 5.? *}, » Sige . 7 —— _ > > ° o: _ = _ ’ ~ -_ Lal a : er ai 414e@TSs Aac veen ¥. ~ — 0 : S| Greater safeguard for Laws “Ought ‘= A ae , ane VW >. TIN Té ™~ me Ye £ 4 hat = i require a sts be P| res 5? o — - ‘ = are a uw : nm . 2 - = a4 «. _ House Penresent oe bm . —_— c ee 4 : - - OVERG. 0. P. CHAIRMAN Situation Causes L. J. Beckér Trade your old for new. Phone GArfield 7741 for our appraiser to estimate the value of your goods. Buy reconditioned ture for hotels, c rooming houses, Exchange Store, Market Streets. ‘Saint Louis’ Dependable Store’ 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street _—— Lines ~ — and Ends at Big Discounts in Our , NA % eH PON ALY | Cleare ance of das §! - Ends All Floor Sample Merchandise Has Been Reduced for This Clearance— in Some Instances Reductions Up to 30% Have Been Made. Our Usual Easy Budget Plan Will Help You to Buy in This Sale Ja - ~\ —— ii Clearance of Baby Sulkies | | . “Hotpoint” Heating Pad re. #2 i}. See ae Value... A flat Pad made of aluminum with heat regu- : A strong sulky; made of akeement hardwood: has | | lator and eiderdown cover. Guaranteed for imitation leather seat and rubber tires : | ene year: hat ae ¢ i i“ ” Walnut-Finish Bedroom $a | “The Marlborough” $300 2-Tone Walnut-F'mis room rr . ‘ : >. . A i LAT re at . ° f in Tf nD ‘y eu ° ~- ished a se Huguenot walnut, Iwo- ‘tone Wy ith neat vold vein line. Sites c OM Prises , , large dresser with +o, ,« a fer \ STaulonaryvy MIrror. > , + VanitY, DOW - end , a“ . ™ — 7 _ "| ot eons bed @iits ‘ iil RA 0- , robe: mahoganv : >> i ie » ae rs are . li di a We] 3 + | om ' . o”-™ a it @iiti © Usit ape ; ' ~~? vers fe? 5 a” - ~ } Siz ast i} it 1 . * = — ) ——, ™ i RON A glans ER te te NN Aee GENUINE SIMMONS BED WITH SPRINGS | | $30.00 Values, Priced for ROYAL EASY CHAIRS | | Quick Clearance at Fall or Twin Size Beds at i “ss (f er — } } . a y e ie) $35 Value, at ; 49 ) , i 7 Q5 . ° : ) . “% 5 ° the Unton for | \ pew = ae a ' i ee re This s | Co aoe if ; : 4 ‘ 3 ‘i ' e De sight are exclusive 1 \ sas onal neat decorations ded. Only $12.7 : | bl ose Gabi Dalene te 8 $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments | -in em Easy $1.0Q0 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments . : } « ee ‘ 2c iZabetnean en-Fiece Pinine-hoom suites | $275 Value, Priced at the Union for Only — ah =— | dil 3 EH | He .eTe@ are Suites . « mi s- Mace to sell at —> , i. S27 I we pur rt ay ; pe based a nu: me ee 2 \) = N f these &s ~ | hh : . if , Ts) nm this ~ ' t . Dr = o* $ ee how mace .cmres hat | ; F wona! cra? ma obehe | gases Phogertees teges : t a a ion — tut : alO08an' Oo } tom dust proof | casem The large + fee nm s = Sth teiip dy eaket i Spacious cHima ca oblong extension tabie. 6 a.rs, tapestry Seats. one a best chair. compiecete this rare bargain Sqite. UNION HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY a ch ds Doe se DA LALLA LA ball > NWR» Ww» ey nseyey 5) i > >> > Sa > rg Sy * PAA vars S>)*) +>) > WERINBR WW ON OOO ONMOO MW OOM Hw RANMA NNN MID » aS Fit ote, 3 “, £ } >: SSeSeesSeSeBaS*s SS ses SSSSSERERELSEEE SRR eS eS ee OR SEEDS ES <APeRPEP MORES?

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o-—-- © ~—— ee Popular Comics News Photographs Fiction and Women’s Features *s* | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | *: N , ah ; 7 \ y SSS Mo» a ws ~ S : XQ ~ : , ey” \ Buy reconditioned Furnj. § S$ ‘ \ \ Xggs*™ \N N \S Wa ‘\ E rN Wy \ \N pare ey maces abe: ve reomeny | S™| A Ane 7,6, a Souew’ ‘ rooming houses, an . (WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926. WH SW _ SW, N ~S SW, a Se 599% a WQoaggo” oe Exchange Store, 7th ang Market Streets. ./ G em JR (4d, eT ee Go ooo nee nnnnneencennnnnenneee nee e eee eee LLLeueeutidddddddddccdcddddddddacdecddeddddeddeeeddddedd EQOA’, - %G 4 ey me ee ee ee OS ge ee ee i agen! & ce a ee Se a ; y Craft! % *¢? oe v2 ~, % GY, fe 4 Tz x, — f, % Y : , | ae COLTS. TRAGEDY AT PASADENA ROSE TOURNAMENT Sn rf 2 f “ O —pemt yyy TIT 1 — yearly festival at the Southern California city was marred by the collapse of a stand used yilluitlttetion . et MIR YS eR a a Ske oe Be ee ee 2 Se ersons waiting to view th ; i . F ers gr SCR ia cama ‘ un S {71 ur - aad. g lew the parade. Two of the spectators were killed and nearly 200 in- Ys of Z —All Photos by P & A OOH SNSASNS SS WEEAQ Wns \ N ESS Tt . , 2 NY % SAASASASSSS » >) SS N ade. in lhis Sale | —_ Pad | WN \ i learance— | RRVVNMMMH i ee a ee ee % >. > ROOOHOHON > >) heat recu- | nteed for UNION | i SSS Saas ._." ==" MNNNOHNONN ; = Bedroom Suite | SS NS IW sgt tte WSN XX 1 eY ? WY ‘ SSS AS SSSSVVSSASASVPSFRPASAAS > he \ SS SY s s ‘ . . se OO is AO Wie op an es & * TOP Ss preyeipeee’” >, alls Vth Uy Carrying the injured away. N SS “\ Ss SSS ARK Delivered ae ~ Sy ~ : . RAN : ‘ Aw PIPRATOEPOPP OTS TT . N . \ Land \ Pe » . w »Y | LQ al - A cree y : COELLEOTOTTEPLELELOLEEPEEELETVELEELES L040 tte, «nf , ¥ 4 “y Se cf : UY y Y , i Y 42 . $ 00 % "UG ; 3 GU 4 ie on “ . 4 Y, % " 4 Gi Eo Y GY, YG? ee f 47 4 Z Ae Be be ae es Li Ge (UUM 4 cee. > 4 VA; 2 Bs . ts ; nd Beds with heavy ivorv enamel.- Zt 4 YM, a, F 0s Ga, J Y Ae OY 4% Sa 2. af of a = at decorations Ae a ee me t Y, f: pf “if Uy VW, | | i | = Le ASO v5 h—Balance in Eas y Payments | Z i ss a 7 ; m= \ iG wUNTING IN 74 % % Pa ¢ 5 ’ G PPLE III LL ONL OPPEILDALLVLDVVTLILIVSASASDLVLLLAVIVAVOVIVISTUITVIIVIIILLTVIVTT ho! ean PO ee ee eee f- VA Z i ‘ eae A i” a“ “ 7, eRe se LOU Nl, SANA RR Re ROR LO PA eee EE feel 1s isd spd ddd ddd ddd YYYY G E O R G IA i Re? eh 2 yA q : MLL LLL POO IIE. Whittle Yi Vit llih Vy (i (AAA A AMAA AMA AMAL Mh hd Mdhddid hdd, Added ddd rps —... . mats Y y SASAMMEAESALAETLAPEFELOOILEE CEE, Vip , »prpststisssssnsstitttittthitithiiitsjl a WF sukhbddddddddasdbei’ A ptt AANA PEG LEIEIATIT CLT ULIMIT ANAL ANE AA EAEAIEAEEELLE ESE — ta, dh dhdddhhidddddladddédéddsed My g VA . “CAs ttthshttttle bette ht htsstttltttstttthhin,g “Ny a > BS he. WOO MN MHN SS MBO i..." ee ie ee AEs. q oi iS ZB > ‘ go : a TRSLA SSS SS SSS ES SESS 6 ORES 88 608088 08 08 8 088 608 8 8 kA OR EE CER TEE ® i » Vr ao %% i ee > | Delivered to ss , : $ : “ Your Home G ce i 8 Ae tee GA | Fe Se for a Cash LO i? ‘. 2 ee 2S eee Fa ee Fo Payment of ‘ Only 12.00 || Balance in Easy Weekly or Monthly \ \ ~~ ae WY QQ NGQONiHON SRLALSAS “o> LASAAAKA AS te .> > > > BLAS PRPAVVS SVS VS SVSVVSA SV VABRAGLALS SEAS SSSES SE AALRL WRB SBS S BESS BSAA —___" SN ee Le aR =" OOOH SOM NN W S\N SS aa & > > SS > bb) > > >>) a * ROO AARINARABRANIRInRRAARR AAS AAA - 2 Payments ; ’ ig} ; YY, ' ; ag ) tj Y/Y4t ‘ % Z ‘ ‘ Z uw o- ; Z Y ; . % ZY @re bargain Suite v4 Sars % % . e “ hh 4 yA y ; ~ ae “> os Se. = ‘ : ‘i ’ 4 > x2 . oe SS Se ae Se oP as = \ = 2 3 ™ Pere ye epee reserr rita veresrurertire (re ] da gh rade Te SR. ; > PPPPPAAAPITINIATIIAAADIOILDDIPLIAADPOVIDIITPOTIONI VTALRIOIPPIPVIDIPTIOL ag anal Vl V/A y night. A f the \enesstggtonatnanasnennenenens: tanmesnenencapnetioen: sanenennnnneenets PPO EEE EEE ELL, WOOO, COLL % y j pe ° . Md he Lcd ccdccccdcdccccedcaccccddadabdddddddadddddddddllsss,le mannequins. The bag brought in by a party of sportsmen. Standing on the left is Gov Walker of Georgia, and in front of him, kneeling, is Rene Fonck, the French aviator ¢ 7 4 —Saters cod & Unde wang , 7777 VAt4dttsEFE

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pe me Tt “ct -" ee eae ae | Saeatne Aneel chindie ae 2 det Py POP ~ od —ss +. .~-> oF i- 4-4 . + eo ~ * . “Peres: . _ a , a pe * mgt Aerie @ Ra od S te eat ante ? Cts Ae . . Pe PIE Gn OIE IGT I TE, : ~*> Pn ey TG - wre. [o-7ar -~- « © yg ont SHS Peat og _ — “ae. of E—— SE — —_—— —— ee ee ee - eeA+ LO 7 ————~se SS ; WSS \ Ns ~ S s: \Y . LEED . ' ae. Pes ‘,.” -~ “There will be twelve for dinner tonight—the usual things of course,” ber voice trailed off and she added ander her breath. “amd Doris will be singing in Rome.” ah Witt her be‘ore per o.Dd rvests cam You'd better run anc c o 2 | 4 e° * | . oe ’ w& change if we S| late host.’ The curtains parted and Nani? carpe Im She moved with a rgh* ewiftl grace. and there was an eagerpems in ber very carriage. i* seemed as thengh she would co) , 7 Gancing through *®* ©@©B tiptoe if ehe @ared anything se indecereis But sh¢ had a subdued air. as if she kept se ciosec, waitcbiu! rein on ber impulees. and there was only cvie' Gemurenpess in her greeting of he: busbar 4 “So sorter to have kept vou wat-. ($me. mother. darties.” She turmec from Larrabee's kiss and toouched | the elder woman's forebead licht!y | with her lips “I was at a brodge at Carvline’s, and simply couldn’ | cet away eartier. bot I was rear to scream because the partr ker: oD so iste. These etupid women were ready to play till Doomsday, for a prime tha: shouk! have been threewn tt ‘the ash barre! year: | aro.” “lowe always thought that Wiss | Prescott provided charmire Prizes.” ber mother-in-law pre- marked a bit stiffh: “Pout: Caroline gives back the | im peesibie things she's wor alr an other club and deasr’+ want.” Nan returped with a shrug and a taug> “De hurry, Dane, dear. or you Derer Pe charged tn time.” 5 he _- ugh awa, he Promised ou he eyed her closely. as if he sensed a shadcew in her garctr Hare wou bad a nice édsay™ Her smling ewes clonéed “Partly. But I bad a bad *oer or so. too. | recehre4 « lettee “rom Rome thts mernizg. from Ports Sirr psor “The giri whe was stodying voice at the cotservatorr when you. were there” he asked Nan rodded She's making aw‘ulls coad—e!l.- most a2 prima douma row. She had ber tryout im opera at Reme and ' critics were en’ hustasth According *8 her own report. meg likely.” Larrabee’s mother Put tr potnred! > Nan ushed aad hit her lip \rywar - Made me a iitfie Sue She and [I were almost -qua mn talent. Look what she's done.” And iomk wat ren ve dene. my aariing Larrabee put a hand on her shoulder and swung her rognd. to face him You're become a | tain age. With @ narrow , | His Pair might have been ash-bion 4 6r gray. and his pale crar were cold as ice. There pleasant curve to his thin lips tha: gave him the perpetual « even when he «emile4d marve ous wife. head of a perfect menage. & social l\eacder—and you've made me the happtest man fe the! werd. DdDesides, “Se smiled at him Bravely, but wandered to the dow that opened or a narrow side gar and stoed there oat the seented dusk. Her Gari. , Made the first call on the bride and Forme stuptd new perepic pearec everrwhere We Ty Tv oT ~ - love so to ain: was siowing with eagerness. rm simply carrted ’ forget time and lacked dramatic love songs. and crooning things. But she didn suspect **. continved to lean le she sang. For the eres were lowered. imMed them and looked aqguare!ly at her “That mar woul¢c make me «hr. CHAPTER TU ; AC SONGBIRD. FPTER dinner guests gathered away by muse. place and ererrthing.” charming place Wren had brought Naz there as & bric«. was a btee stm par or rt hac promised the recung meme s. (cent who Was Fivins * . of a career for bh time and opport ‘lactched Larrabee. Titthe Mrs. Weatberty whirnpered tr When Nan had fis business guem. a —— > - ». » sing to her fami beavy silken draperics the might campregs ering Nan always seems (© Put you 1m a Beastly hummer” He swallowed the tablets she was offertme bum at ene culp. st down the wWate- gtass. and. inetead cf taking bis departure. threw him- vel’ into a chatir, and [it a cicarette. “Heavens. I'm tired’” Carolina yawred pointediy “! entertained the Dmdze chub this afternoon.” see here.” be broke in abrupt- tly. “I want to talk to roa What Go you mean Py al) those reference« to Nan—the ones directed at me”” =roline 6wune a slim. prettily shod foot. and studied the toe of her slipper for some time in si- ence Fina’ivy she «aid Wworcon. wry don't ror pest ror cards om the tabie—ewith me* De you think i haven't Known for «a ong tin ‘Rat youre crazy abo: Nan _- As crary as roo are about Lar. rabee *" be ingutred with ~o creer. sSbe flusbed Deneath ber rorcge. Pot ber eres lowered “Ie tt quite gallant te remind me Serdon.” she said with narrowed that I'm going to 4e “chat Nan aod Date Gopt (tbe direction her te she believed I would make an ideal write Toe inference was—for Daze.” lous bour of the night. casting @urs at oid Mrs. Larrabee. I tbought ward and laced his long pale fir- gers. “I think Nana's getting res- ive. fed sp on marrage ap4 motber-in-laws. and the same old formula of life day after day. She's confided in me sometimes and I can ee that she’s regretting the ~areer she might bavwe had t! she’ gone on with her music.” o~ She's only kidded bherseif trte be- Leving she has a chance fer pro- feastonmal success -— that and tbe fact that some of tic gits whreo were studying when shc was, bare made cood.” Dlissfully happy. Anyore can sete ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATes — For — —— a ty DO’S AND DON'Ts) | SUCCESS IN BUSINES By NELLIE E. GARDNER > u———— AKFE life as you find it. but don't leave it so” é6 wise #oul who prefers to remain anonymous. Take your. job as TOU find it. but don't De nothing to it. | Doing the wotk as well as it was done before vour the firm is not sufficient. Unless you succeed in doing it better. you fail te faith of the person Who gare you ¢mMmployment. Each job should grow bigger each year and unless enough to grow with it. you will find someone else your shoes. Every phase of your life, both spires! and rate better this year ihan last. if you are déliberately your achievements and acquisitions. and are satisfied ts ing. you will fim@ your position gradually slipping. asd ns ad - holding your own. you will be dropping back. No foothold, in business or in domestk happine ts ae 3 a long without conscious effort a unless looked after and added to from time to time. Your mental equipment—-which is your greatest make no mistake—will likewise deteriorate unless it i brushed and polished by study. One of the reasons why a Foungsier or newcomer ia sometimes makes such an amazing success of a new cause he does not think he knows all about it before he knows there is much to be-learued and be sets to work te ie as rapidly as possibie. The old-timer, assuming that be knows the whole step. ‘he SeBC to the Appendix. negiecis the opportunity and aan for study, and consequently wakes up some morning and figds i sel? outclassed. “Take life as you Contridate somethiag to humanity s store of knowledge “ore. Add something to tae prestige of } our profession and thes ‘ation of your business imstitution. Leave rour imp lives rou touch so that ther and ‘he world will kndw you hg et Bank balances, property possessions securities—they war of depreciating and finally becoming worthless or More Fesistanscr. Sew buttons on underwear with You will find they find it, but don't leave it so.” is a taba wise bride will maae over ber apart- Te mewes into larger quarters tne — ——_—_— - - —— es 5 more attractive if ee - —— ——— — a et it een lat A hat | Was in and rou wish me to bellewe teat thing tt going te e over it” My dear Caroline, socen.” nie ane . ad sain a foo). thecgh. as a matter “Would you be sony? of fact. I don’t believe you've ever inquired softly. : een in teve Wit! im. - You Want- rie met her eves 7 marty him. thats ail. Toud “Weould you?” ee for him re ¢ you had the Sne laughed in wen 7 Cards om the table at} She reached for a cagaretie .rom GO" If we play the ke tray on the tabouret besice “er and don’ ‘it. and took a putt or (¥e ace, We May yet bave. Has it «ver occurred to you. aprize. At any rate | - " -~f8 enwbe >a | ‘se ime hee ” “ bi 4 seem to be hittting it off togeth: itading her. ac _“ ao — a an —- — oe a ny too welt of iat ao ce ee a ~~ 4 7 ** To Be ‘ a e ie --, 1 4 sare ol-—— We. % : . _ ‘eve with Dane O- ‘ hai And with «a he same throughout . 5? ke Nan’s that means - « be marmredc NaG m ‘ ° Remember Thr ‘ea stains from china correct cas fiame if a mouth wash aad be sated br the bouse- who has a schedule for a suds of pure soap Cakes and rinse -imect? But Nan knows.” have en so a Pe) '* »oy want «ny opimion. is on crepe de chine and ‘hat silly. posing old fool, who now being printed on sigs mother. Shes always resented for evening wraps. As Nan Thought she was too rouse materials, the and frivolous for her precious son.” Caroline smiled. a thin. little Coral and pale biue smile that made her lips a narrow the background fer the ecar'et ime. iuke-warm water For Winter Sports. Tberough enjoymen* ca ied Swies witter sports wl missed br many wutiess they - 4 when _— Pa aero > = » > ye aiid ses se * > : P asi = : — In Ass 4 » Print. » ae > _ é i he . i all hat ; Designs similar te ight weight etrerg. | smooth. water-proof matertals ncw | being woven for spew wear. These > bedy warmth and eobiset designs are | maintain t>Pe “She cosfded to ™e ofc that that’s why rou a ways ake *~ seach a fuss over ber.” be muttered. “and the conceited ofd idiot fairy | : eats it up.” Carolizre made an impettest “Dent waste time af thus mdicu- “Well. it’s this” He teaped far- “MW osic—pouf! She hag no voice. “Well, at ary rate. she's ro’ ZF *Rich in ist Service peals to Business USINESS MEN are the St. Louis Company under the order to assure the and management of & along gound, business if you apport this welr® Company as your exect leave your afarrs mn the ¢ who are trained m est. ment. They are equipf ly. Your family will of a personal, helpful _— - "“eir Weia;©re. tur ofScers will beg to you the details of t UNION TRU | BROADWAY AND LOCUST af liada cmrnh Frree Namonel Bank TRUST SERVICE EXCLUSIVELY

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| | | ‘ a | - — . . _ mew - IRR —— —— a a —eeEOeeee Rat a ON tiny gr, ee wor | ais — OO Ee a eT. ee ee ee ere ae a a ee ee ere ar ere LOUTS FOSraummPaTon -_-—_— —— “ . ——— ' = ——... Ke eee suena nt —_ ened ee _ - —— _— ~_ —— -——a - —— er a — —_ Ries - a a : - ——- — a 3 > ere Soe —— a ee ee ee ee eS - = === 7 ; eeteetimeremmenttn ee SA Ae =o i Aa ele aS a _ ~~ Cate . OL ll LLL LL lp ' / N D D O , yy oe SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON)" te BI Children’s Bedtime Story -o- || %°%Ss ABOUT | By HELEN ROWLAND By LUCY LOWELL. | WOMEN a: igual A ° | ELI PRESERVATION—is it | 5 y Th Ornton |W, “Bu rgess Sg ae eee 0 © 0 — For — IN BUSINESs —_—— — — — -_- ~~ sicnietonaioned r " “ oar 76.908 ee ee : Tell No Woman Thy Secret. S really the First Law ” Philadelphia has n peti ‘ oi , ? ‘ . . ‘ — , ~bor ; e [© E E. GARDNER ‘ ONSIDER the way of a man and the way of a woman with a | its an old theory, the idea ; ss lorepe-bere, CO ee SECRET, my Daughter. that every living thing aap Its Such a Silly Quarre] [ would have had it,” retorted imdustry. : . : own itte Lirst; lustinctively per- . ° ai b 4 4] . ’ For, lo, a2 Man considereth the guardiauship of his frien@ a forms the uct that means safety | : mean. Miss bidith Gunske! is the frat be ut oa eave it so. admonishes « secret, as a Sacred trust, even as the guardianship of an orphan. to itsel! But is it a true theory? | fe abonis ta wid + It wasn't yours. | saw Jump- gamean.in Colerade , be ordained to remain snonymous. os But, unto a woman, « secret is as a borrowed book, which sh- wo many times within the last i henwvets nu aa pene oF ne elore you Ce, sa ) ae . , ° - . 4 aha ? ave ‘oO "Os ows , 7 : f. are ? Anan . ’ -e ’ - you find it, but don't be content to yearneth to pass ON, that others may enjoy it. soobuule hl vesihe . men ahaa 25 a oo know it,” declared Redd) > es Who | a : yg hs 0 2 gg lal pes. Sai ch --Old Mother Nature. “Then why didn't you eateh Nearly one-fifth of the women Dias it was done before your 0 18 SO uncomfortable as a man that hath ha@ a_e secret me = A 9 a burning HEN Peter Rabbit gave bim?” jeered Hoots “wou know “mPlos: i in industry in the United . a ‘ . e JU ings raving ane “ometimes ' - ; ~ on re oreig orn rrival with | | THRUST upon him, or been asked io hold a strange baby‘ aodintiahe Site ten site obtmen? W himself away by thumping ie ess: oe? da thas wens Stu are f¢ re en - n, But, ‘ » ‘ . 4 “ ; ‘ > fe ‘ > " — 9 > oy p ‘ ms . + _— + | ‘ > F* : eo 7 =O DOW, : / oF ' ; ly DOBSCESIOLS, securities —they al) have } a tg me sar Pome in But a woman is filled with pride in possessing another's secret, | rouring ulong, packed solid with without taking time to think, he Sn wees, _ ee ae town, . : > , ' , . . , hally becoming worthless or DOn-existest, of a Y number of trode ; even as in the possession -of a becoming mole upon the knee. Sh | the usual home-bound rush hou: dodged [t was lucky for him that “What right had vou ? teor aa to that hollow log before Hoots > xt ers , , ; : ;, Z if barf if % . Qs bd to from time to time. Pe successfully sent the first tele- | Carryeth it around boldly, as a gold mesh bag, and lorgeth to DIS | crowd, Then suddenty it jarred to ne-aid. “Ae. it. eae Meets tae cel dinner?” \daienaien aioe could move. The Magic Cleaner of Pow - : ' ' eto i¢ ws ‘oo oF: _o ne : } = 7 , ; adqnHgded Lead _— , t—-which is your greatest business ) PLAY it. L stop with smok streaming ¢ 7 , é y rhen Hooty and Reddy took up nee aapet | through thy windows barely missed him Hoot § great that iliv quarre|l again Th \ and shines ll ‘ a ‘ ae ‘“ e : ‘ -yv ewise eriorate unless it 18 constantly A Man is seifish with his own secrets, and striveth to guard them here were Shouts aud sereams claws tound only spow Snapping of Hooty s bill ‘Two or ’ ' yee - . ! , eee . ms ? ; ' " 7 TE > > ‘ ata 4° udy. | jealously from other men’s eyes. ° the mob clamor rhe smio ke ut Hooty, big as he is, is quick | three times Reddy yelped Peter called each other names and each _— rapt tec | Of ORE y, § . is dunes , . : rn eit a youngsier or newe wo : thickened. | | stuck to it that he had been robbed . — ! d zip no f et oe But a Man is generous with her own Secrets, aud vearneth to A woman who looked as if she'd | in the air. Like a flash he turned | Knew then that Hooty had reached of a dioner by the other And flash. Nothing like it é = aad of a new enterprise fg , ' SHARE them with every other woman’ | been working hard all day put | and = struck again, and again| Reddy with bill or claw. aii thie: thems th cause of nee for aluminum. nows a a out it bef T } » bea on Be ww 4 "y . a : " ~ . a ; : ; 4 » re > )? » | ed aoe b mt “3 e he beging He 4 Alas, a secret in the mind of a woman is as a loose pea in a pod on orien al —_ » wiet, 1 me Jumper dodged just in time. But And then the fight ended § as ly quarrel, Jumper the Hare, was ~~ "1¢a a e se oF : gasped, “Go Lowar« the back , aS a ; Siz ; . ~ ork to learn it + It rattleth around and annoyeth her until she has got it OUT. Helen’ Muvbe you can get out Jumper had no time to see where | Suddenly as it had begun. Reddy sitting snugly hidden under some ™& ore Resistance. . , , . Pi ‘ac ; 7 ae > P : I ~ @ ‘ rine ’ . ~~ that he knows the whol rw ith But, a secret in the — beg a man iS as prince bur! ed | as Tut Hurry, baby: im oid Don't he was going as he dodged, ang had to let go of that wing. Out hemlock boughs, thankful for hic = . ‘ ‘ ; — : ' , , “ G2 Ma . , ; : « . . 5 iy ‘ ori ’ ; ; . s 15 j ‘A ‘ : . ‘ | ‘ 4 ‘i ; ; 4 “ eels The opportunity and necessity [crochet cotton. You will find they | unwinding. cae. ae Sree > ghee Pes ing distan¢e of Reddy Fox. Like, Reddy sprang up trying to seize 1 neg ty the silly quarrel over S= wa 7. u eome morning " ’ ‘ . ¢ i mm r stave, it was be- | 2 ‘out ' “* the snow interfered and once more # tree Just out of reach. Reddy s The wise bride will Ina os cause she Jost consciousness at hearing it, and did not recover in time asetaeiasines eee cacnes abe BP ‘Oat Was torn, but he; eared not : pity curtains alike all over her apart- to TELL it! eyes were red and dreadfully Jumper dodged. oe. ee fe eee . Oo aman it) 2 store af knowledge Ze and cul- ment or small house. Then when — afraid. 21) ahve runaged her! Now Lioots the Great Horned to even know iT Hiootys Ss WIDZ prestige of \)our profession and the repu- she moves into larger engeiae & on . Roe ia beautifu! air.of coolaess until the Ow! had wheeled and turned and bad lost one big feather and some / . , a | | rla ; can be change aroun WORsriEni ath ‘rain pulied into the station ’ , ’ er ° rf at , * jon, Leave your impression on the Say having Bee eso gate te bes o | = ails eae: +) EE acritice StPuck again , just: as Jumper of the others were broken at the an the world wlll k y ‘ - Bi y ol : wilt. + ee a » et hi =. Se . ands » j ‘iv but that wing Ui know you have passed. hand. Hesides, a small home wil! | are light and flexible, while snow | -— = - . iilschintitainte herseif for her daughter and thi dodged the third time and Reddy ©? " re. sorat adidas . | fee ——_—_—_—_—_—_ ——_—————_————— Saas | look much more attractive if cur- cannot cling to the smooth sur- Phil ° « girl controlled her own terror tor "OL Sprang lt brought Hooty so wouldn't be as good as the ojher . . | 17 ; ? ‘ " ,/ her other BUOL A : | . bela meu. 'e Ft es “ha IT motner vila iv had A mouthful ol Lhe big, stiff ay. i She laughed in a satisfied Way. | ling: aes ~~, 4 be inela ° selceia uae eda ; i ae - % " » dinner: it was! cout ° — a tim e Sat st ight ; ’ : for evening wraps. As the lighter | low the prevailing trend and se- | He also fills two condensed milk | ws « hott ot di Hie tones Qn deep panei ns * "9 , sale Or you can get it at your grocer §&, and begin materials, th lect the light weight. strong, | r ne under each lid | _ , a hp 6 shea ee an Pe and his evee looked as i they ‘ . . 2 Dbnoe e¢ geometrical and ota - > mele | cans and places one und : For the colonel’s lady an’ Judy dividuality which distinguishes one a al T ORN .today. Enjoy its wonderful favor—a drink : cubist designs are predomfsant. | smooth, water-proof ma Snow | of the range on the fire bed to O'Grady : f these small eport hats from ap were trying to pop right out of, ‘ : lita ; oi ¢j ight eshte °.. ee ee a cogupaadt leases 28 , , — —_ = see ge Agia form os Ree ie Soe miaeeared Ryiecoe —_ _, kitchen fire ri ght. Are sisters under the «kin other far more effectively than any . his head. He could hear Reddy TERY TENDER AND SWOT made of wholesome grain. Experience the e background for the motifs. m mn tne y Warmth an e considers it a “great sqneme. a : , YOCR NARORA ’ ; : : s ad / Kip ing trimming can ao snarling and he could hear the A®E relief from drug stimulation. Then decide! ; mB that ———$——- ——— } o _ tel eee a for | | ace Cy ce Dlanchard nae Eawatr — 18 ! FEAVARES f | o | mirly ® . eet 7 ie — _FREE - - MAIL COUPON NO +e A Trust Serv : a nf . = Mas. Caasuz Biancusen, | er 1ceé | 714-16 Washington Av. 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siemeesthin cia teeta ae ae ee te eee ge or et re o ~ J ° - 2 a “Sl ee ee oP ore te a es a ee a - ; ee FS RR er ~ +S Cet Aten eS ye. . hl. AE OO lla, nated _ S MOBS a i —- + eee to. 4° ~~ a ae *_jete a 7, owe esc. | COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926. ———> > ; Se PAG Ie 40) a : (= a : FIRST DIVISION. dicating that they are looking for- NE Ernie Nevers famed for “@*! to 4 whale of a year 0 making downs, “Prohibition Was highly praised in all the col- Wheeler Says. But nothing lege towns; Sisler thought he was a cute one. And we hope he didn’t boot one,| “Word Retains Reed in $1,000,- 000 TAbel Snit.” l’ee, fi, fo, When he signed him as a pitcher for the Browns. a The fee sum At football he is certainly a bear, | ’ And they say that as a pitcher he | ia there; There’a no doubt the kid is clever, will be forged. Jor, his fame has been exploited, “Cotton Influenced by Holiday ‘ everywhere. Season.” . q More and They say he throws the pellet like | Santa Claus. a shot, See where the sitizens of Herrin, ' And also bats it all around the) ll. have taken to Bible Indicating that Herrin has lot. If he proves to be a Matty, turned over Miissourl has Driving all the batters batty, it not? $3 or $4 a month there oarmre.. another story. QUITE SO. | Should Ernie Nevers prove to be Resides it as good at base as he ig at football, YP than called down for speeding ; | the fans will have ny kick coming. | l‘urthermors you can get lots of if Mrnie Nevers had Ernie Vick | operatgr. to eatcoh him they eould throw the If a world court opposition for a loss on the second lished we fear that base line, When Hirer Nevers § atarts to hurling the hersehide instead of | the pigskin we trust be will cut! out the forward passes, The Browns have decided to, struck the Kaiser's days as a ruler train of Tarpon Springs again. In-| were numbered. ae t Z . vrers ” D hdr, T “% ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC Mf, Vy, i BY A 2 Ose COMIC PAGB | G %G | WEDNESDAY, ee G Wn, GZ iiiiiitld JANUARY 6, 1936 | — . : | (Copyright, 1926, by H. C. Fisher, MUTT AND JEFF—JEFF SHOULD HAVE USED THE ACE—By BUD F ISHER | Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Oféiae.) ———EEe ov eee — gains of the bootleggers. “New England Rum Ring Bared.” Now that missing link hes Be that as it may, however, (been found the chain of evidence THAT'S A COURLE OF SARDINE SANDWICHES, Sif SIDS WHen X STAY OouT LATE IT ALWAYS Like TS GAT A BITE BeroRe Xx CRAWL IAjsTOD THe HAN: Quiltec $O BUT MAYBE OLD MUTT AWILe AND rie LEAVE SANDWiIcHes! Now MuTTLL Kxmow Tricy ‘Re WIN Sih YA-AS. (T'S ONE * | Wy), wl Wil, MuTT, I BEAT THE TAR oUT OF Sie SID AT POOL {/TOMIGHT. BY THe WAY- DiD You s€e my Teas AFTER MUNI) RAHI, I Took Hem With THE THREE OF DIAMONDS! THE THREE SOOT ALWAYS Takes THe DEUCE, -- You POOR FISH: [I CAN'T TELL A LIE, JEFF, X TOOK THEM S BuT Xr ceEeeT MY NAME ON THE Deuce OF DIAMONDS on Tee TABLE? How'D You Come TOTAKE THEM ? "= oly rh 7) \ = aoe, OP than automohiles. lt will look like first division, will rent and operate an automobile for | kick out qf an telephone. iwill be held in contempt of court A Ilarvard man says that maticians helped win the war. doubt they figured in the results. At any rate when the zero hour THESE PEOPLE ARC OUT KHANIMG WHAT IS GENERALLY CoN SIBERED A Goob TINE AT THE NMovNEsSs =~ THES FOLKS ARE HANIASG WHAT IS SAID TO BE AA) EMIOYABLE EVENSING PLAYWING BRIBGE- “im “Ae = f Ww FAT AT het SUF E CL ~eE 4.Om™ MIT \ CoN T _ TS 20” SMOw “Ow Tetirme OF . wit, TCS ” 4\¥ —_— " [iM 90 scorer | MRS YIGGS -BoOT |! MY HANNO /! am Oc COURSE AM UNAGLE -—y; ISN'T THAT TOO BAO P FAM Man, - | WELL-SOME | OTHER TIME wilLuOoO- , ‘ a “<8 P i~Atr® a Fee 3, fe put? rms At i £ Hah? CFP IRS BAIR? bah ¢ Ag ie | ie ele Le ; Mrer PART S Peii tbe LAST WEEKEND WHEN THOSE CITY FOLKS CAME ovuT To SKi, Surt CAsE Simpson (WHo HAS THE LARGEST FEET IN THE WHOLE ToWNSHIP) vuUST KNOCKED THE HEELS OFF HIS SHOES ANO WEAT DOWN AS FAST AS AN¥BOOY poke (je. |; ‘i ek ole Ve , vy & tw ee be 4PABLE SALESMAN— bi Place Your Want Ad Befo 10 A. M, and Have Yo Man Before Noon T POST-DISBPATCH “Wane 78. NO. 122. DANIEL MEN GNED TASKS LEAVENWORTH sin to Work in Rec- Department, Hell- rinting Plant. AND KINNEY SPITAL WORKERS Hours in Prison, -Louisans Are Con- J With Surround- Given Tobacco. FLLIAM F. ALLEN, spondent of the Post- Dispatch. ENWORTH. Kan., Jan. 7. sldstecin. oldest and best sf the St. Louis prisoners in the Jack Daniel con- casc. was assigned to the spartment of Leavenworth in the allotment of tasks dat tlhe prison this morn- ork will be. at first. hardly ip, but a sort of assistant’s diing photographs. filing commitments and tlegal His former work as Clerk ircuit Court at St. Louis im for these duties. ld J. Hellmich, former Col- bof Internal Revenue at St. to be an assistant for the head of the printing plant. nt produces a prison week- Spaper and tupms out the tationery. Perhaps 320 men ployed in the basement of the buildings. Hellmich Ve one special duty. direc- the operation of the ruling . which, it seems, has not intelligent handa. He also e charge of the keeping up paper stock. nel J. Whalen, former Dem- City Committee member, filliam J. Winney, form«r fand gauger under Colleg?or h, have been assigned’ to hospital attendants. “They ve any duty which may arise ospital division of the Foley, the gambler, was ‘na- to the kitchen basement Here he will handle supplies and will assist g& them up to the kitchen tooks want them. signed as Orderlies. T.evin. Foley's intimate nd gambling assistant, was 2 to the hospital along with Muitin. Poth will be de- here as orderiies. t FE. Walker, former Deputy was assigned as orderly in ble room, where he will be run errands of various ' Connor will do janitor orderly in “A” cellhouse. J. O'Hare, lawyer, went bthing department to help prisoners as he himself d in Tuesday. He will clothing they discard for o- their homes, and will be about 75 men in that de- O'Neil in Hospitai. ) Neit was not assigned to dnasmuch as he is in the Under observation. He de- © swelling on the Ieft leg a lt of an old gunshot And physicians decided to for a few days. Mm Lucking, the wealthy ti banker, who is almost eaf. was assigned to the li- th has more than 11,009 There he will share rou- duties with 75 other re R. Landon, his associate mnati and also a wealthy work in the mail room. 50 employes. There he|, Rance to get one of the 35 © jobs, which include the ¢ bring all outgoing and : mail. . er Assignments. id Meininger of Cincinnati, . large part in engineer- _ milking” ,deal,. was as- the general storeroom, “RB” cellhouse. Harry @f Cincinnati. who ran one ™t loads of Danie! whisky |~St. Louis, was assigned mR the tinshep. © prisoners began work- tasks this morning. . they replied to «a =e YOu can give us.” Mm difficulty will be th ay. There are so many ‘en Page 3. Colume G cae ras as Assistant to Head - eI aRe We ePpeSPPrr? Sunset f Sunrise | Stage of St. Louis, of 1 foot. RAILROA FREI $1.041,000 come f. By the a WASHL American night ann in 1925 freigh; ¢t Bureau o closed th in the earned. 0 property nual retut bureau, Ww carrle cs, ircome fe 041,689.06 during th riod. Return with {ts ¢ railway loadings cars, an 19°4 a well as the divis made 1 ESKIMO! Pevige ! LOND the lonel rovikh, radio. Capt. J. returned the varie olate co@ (‘apt. with shi up te the nati They e¢ newa an become for peop RACE Longest in By the NEW ers of bling, yeaterda is the 1 ner ofa than 10 to place lowa Ff Special cE The bt here in of Ch who fi this me ing $1, thou to prot unsecur 039,711 a petiti ufing no hi WY | R Marcus, pickpocke- and) Vict. was assigned as an | the men asked for any When questioned by le as to what they } \ lh —— li ,

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—— Ses —-_S - So aa ee RR OF _— a Ss ‘ * Sr OG IR LEC di ET AO Nat As Par nee gl oo nell COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1826. FIRST DIVISION. Ernie Nevers NE 0 making downs, Was highly praised in ail the col- famed for lege towns; Sisler thought he was a cute one, And we hope he didn't boot one, ' When he signed him as a pitcher for the Browns. At football he is certainly a bear, And they say that as a pitcher he is: there; Be that as it may, however, There’a no doubt the kid is clever, lor, his fame has been exploited everywhere. > They say he throws the pellet like a shot, And also bats it all around the lot. lf he proves to be a Matty, Driving all the batters batty, ]t will look like first division, will it not? QUITE Sw. Should Ernie Nevers prove to be as good at base as he is at footba!], ' the fans will have ng kick coming. | If Fernie Nevers had to catch him they could throw the . opposition for a loss on the second base line. When Br'er Nevers staris to hurling the horsehide instead of | the pigskin we trust be will cut out the forward passes. The Browns have decided to train at Tarpon Springs again. In- --—- eee - —_— ~ —_— — - |} been ; ~ ly or Ill.. have taken to Ernie Vicx | -KRAZY KAT—B dicating that they are looking for-. ward to a whale of a year “Prohibition Gains Steadily,”’ Wheeler Says. But nothing compared to the gains of the bootleggers. “Ford Retains Reed in $1,000.- 000 Libel Snit.” lee, fi, fo. fum, The tee will be a prodigeous Sultn “New England link in Huge tum Ring Bared.” Now that the missing link has found the chain of evidence will be forged. “Cotton Influenced by Holiday ‘ Scason.” More and better whiskers for Santa Claus. See where the sitizens of Herrin, the Indicating that Herrin has | reading Bible. turned over a new leaf. Missouri has more. telephomes | than automohiles. If you could | rent and operate an automobile for | $3 or $4 a month there would be/| another story. Besides it is better to be called | up than called down for speeding. | lurthermore you can get lots | kick out @f a telephone. Ask any! operatg@r. | If a world court is ever estah- | lished we fear that Senator Reed) will be heid in contempt of court | A Harvard man say's that mathe- minaticians helped win the war. No doubt they figured in the results. | At any rate when the zero hour | struck the Kaiser's days as a ruler | were numbered. ss [ ANYTHING IW “THAT BOX AB — “/ -_ =) BuT x ceeT my NAME OWN THE Deuce OF DIAMONDS ON THe TABLE: How'D You Come TO TAKE THEM ? —— mae 4 I Took THiem WITH THE THREE OF DIAMONDS! THE THREE SOGT ALWAYS Takes Ttte DEUCE, &¢- You POOR FISH: 4 _— 7 T egeai THT METH pits ruedidaaeedl ’ aria ' s { , A i t TT Tit “ iii Lili oe . ee : SEND CASEY OVER HERE vit. TELL THAT GUY A THING OR TWO CASE'’’- MRS POODLE CALLED UP AND COMPLAINED THAT YOURE ALWAYS CALLING ON HER MAID GOSH- | KNOW SHE'D ie DION'T CARE - Mot CALL ON THE MiISSUS NEXT 2ABLE SALESMAN— me Place Your Want Ad Befo 10 A. M, and Have Yor Man Before Noon POST-DISPATCH “Went 78. NO. 122. DANIEL MEN IGNED TASKS EAVENWORTh *1 to Work in Rec- as Assistant to Head ing Plant. =~ AND KINNEY >ITAL WORKERS tail in Prison, -Louisans Are Con- / With Surround- iven Tobacco. ILLIAM F. ALLEN. Dispatch. NWORTH. Kan., Jan. 7. ldstcin. oldest and best the St. Louis prisoners in the Jack Daniel con- c. was assigned to the partment of Leavenworth m the allotment of tasks 4 at tlhe prison this meorn- rk will be. at first. hardly p. but a sort of assistant's jing photographs. filing commitments and legal 'His former work as Clerk ircuit Court at St. Louis for these duties. i J. Hellmich, former Cgo!- Internal Revenue at St. to be an assistant for the ead of the printing plant. nt produces a prison week- paper and tupms out the tionrery. Perhaps 30 men the buildings. Hellmich © one special) duiy. direc- he operation of the ruling which, it seems, has not intelligent hands. He also t charge of the keeping up per stock. 1 J. Whalen, former Dem- City Committee member. iliiam J. WNinney, former nd gauger under Collector n, have been assigned to hospital attendants. They any duty which may arise hospital division of the Foley. the gambler. was ‘us- to the kitchen basement Here he will handle supplies and wil! assigt them up to the kitchen tooks want them. 7 med as Orderlics. Levin. Foley’a intimate nd gambling assistant. was to the hospital along with Muitin. Poth will be de- ere as orderiies. E. Walker, former Deputy was assigned as orderiy in ble room, where he will be run errands of various Connor will do janitor orderly in “A” cellhouse. rd J. O'Hare. lawyer. went lothing department to help prisoners as he himself d in Tuesday. He will clothing they discard for o. their homes, and will be mabout 75 men in that de- fT. O'Neil in Hospitai. O'Neil was not assigned to inasmuch as he is in the under observation. He de- & swelling on the Ieft lg lt of an old gunshot and physicians decided to for a few days . m Lucking, the wealthy tl banker, who is almost seat. was assigned to the li- hich has more than 11,00° There he will share rou- ry duties with 75 other R. Landon. his associate Mnati and also a wealthy ll work in the mail room. 59 employes. There he hance to get one of the 25 jobs. which include the censoring ail outgoing and mail. Other Assignments. @ large part in engineer- “milking” »dealh was as- © the genera! storeroom, m Marcus. pickpocke- and nvict. was assigned as an in “BR cellhouse. Harry of Cincinnati. who ran one loads of Dante! whisky St. Louis. was assigned fn the tinshop. Prisoners began work- r tasks this morning. of the men asked for any ork. When questioned by Biddiec as to what they best, they replied to a ything vou can give us” Main difficulty will be te ‘Dusy. There are so many on Pag e¢ 3. Coltame « * ‘ie x “" i - 3 7 Saab : Department, Hell- 4 loyed in the basement of | 1 Meininger of Cincinnatl, | . : . ~ . 7 ~ ce = @' St. Louis, of 1 foot. RAILROA FR 81.041. come f. By the Ase WASH American night ann in 1925 freigh:, tr Bureau ¢ closed th in the earned o property nual retu bureau, carrie cs, ircome f (041,689.0 'during th riod. ' Returr with" {ts railway loadings cars, an 19°24 a well as the div made Device | LOND the lone rovikh. radio. Capt. d. return the va olate ce ‘apt. with wi up a the na They ¢ news ar become for peop RACE in By the NEW ers of bling. yeaterd is the ner ofa than 10 to place lowa Special CEDA The here in of ch who f this me ing $1, tho to prot unsecur 039,711 a peti ufing no as } : T