St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 7, 1926

Page 1

ERAT LEP LOLS HD 10 A. M. and Buy reconditioned Fu ture for hotels, clubs APABLE SALESMAN — : Place Your Want Ad Before Man Before Noon Through POST-DISBPATCH Have Your “Wants” rooming houses, at ~ 3T.LOUIS POST- The Only Evening Paper in St. me ee DISPATCH Louis Witle the Associated Press News Service —F er CRE Oe en eee Exchange Store, 7th - Market Streets. | NO. 122. _ 78. ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY. EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926—40 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS DANIEL MEN SSIGNED TASKS PARTLY CLOUDY, NOT MUCH THOMPSON MAY CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE THE TEMPERATURES. - a Al P a.m 39 a2. m TS l i» = “epee b rr 1 $ a. = ee Me = Ee a ce 2 /= es F . 2 Pp. mi.. ee 6 eee fo 29 i 34 i “SORES epee Ee OS Se ay “eres Sees 2 es 34 Puseworn iss. to Work in Rec- 1 Department, Hell- ach as Assistant to Head Printing Plant. AND KINNEY WORKERS in Lhis Sale : ye ; ‘ is ifter 24 Hours in Prison, 1 St, Louisans Are Con- | ‘tented With Surround- bins | ‘ings—Given Tobacco. | | py WILLIAM F. ALLEN, S maft Correspondent of the Post- | 0 Dispatch. VENWORTH. et Goldstcin. oldest best » of the St. Louis prisoners i icted in the Jack Daniel con- the Kan... Jan. 7 and Tr lroom Suite s mcy casc. was assigned to id department of Leavenworth Delivered || Fe. » * the allotment tasks f him for these duties. bold J. of Internal former Cy)- at St. the aa 4 | 500 Hellmich, ¢! : Balance in Revenue _is to be an assistant for lan head of the printing plant. ef the operation of the ruling! > > i ne, which, it seems, has not! +} in intelligent hands. ty and gauger under Collector | Robert F eriff Walker, forme; Deputy was assigned as order!y in ‘| RAILROADS REPORT GREATEST By ‘nual return of 4.83 per cent. ‘bureau. which is maintained by the ' . ICArPrie “s. Ile also|made last spring. ) . RACE WINNER PAYS $105 TO $i lI deaf Was assigned to the li- ' unsecured notes amounting to $1.,- m.; lowest 30, 7:30 a. m. Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity : Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; not much change im temperature; low- est tonight will be ail Would Endanger Life. i temperature. Illinois: night Fair ‘o- and prob- ably Friday: slightly warmer in extreme north portion Friday. 4:35 p. m Chronic Disease Heart—Now in Fiorida. _——-- -~ —_ Sunset Sunrise tomorrow, 7:20 a. m. today. Stage of the Mississippi t. Louis, 4.1 f 1 foot. Liver at feet at 7 a. m.. a rise Commitment of John W. Thomyp son, of 17 contractor. to iientiarvy, FREIGHT TRAFFIC ON RECORD his conviction and two-year sen- 1.041.000,000 Net Operating — In- eee — prince! | fraud conspiracy case, will be op- come for First Eleven Months of Last Year. the Associated Press that it would endanger his life. The placed the net operating| Removal from Florida, the physi- in ' . j * * , ‘is | mconie ror the 11 months at $1,- cian certitied would De “Ttraugnt 841.689.0006 against $$299.666.000 | with serious danger to his life.’ ell as an advance of 683.2392 over dangeroys abdominal candition- In 1e division’s estimate for the vear, addition, he has ‘chrofic myocar- ditis, or inflammation of the heart ive charge of the keeping up| | ners muscles. This uncertain and tn- ¥ Oy oe ESKIMOS TUNE IN ON RADIO safe heart condition makes it nec- haec)\J. Whalen. former Dem- essarv that he should have a pe- te City Committee member. Device Amazes Native] pp pear } —— :" Other Assignments. | ‘ward Meininger of Cincinnati. | | Bala had a large t 1 ‘ il, nee in “- * ov thscng Heat Paguananen peers, | t ; milking’ , deal. was as- i E i asy Weekly be the general storeroom, | | | or Monthly ‘ree Marcus, pickpocke- and reonvict. was assigned as an Payments "y in “R’ cellhouse. Harry | "fh. of Cincinnati, who ran one | " ™e first loads of Danie! whisky | from s: Louis, was assigned | tty In the tinshop. | y Al the Prisoners began at the ’ ir tasks this morning. work- || One ae | eo" the men asked for any | _ work, When questioned by | ‘4 Biddle as to what they | 40 best thew replied to a i 7s Anything vou can give us.” | eir 5 . main difficulty will be in | ; : 2 t Dus: There are eo many ‘I a ‘nued on Tage >. Colame 4. || agents, acted as convoy for an 80- | gallon shipment of liquor from an ' Ohio River bridge to an inn north of Cincinnati, where the || posing as customers, had negotiated 50 . noel '| for delivery of a quantity of 62 . whisky. a te Others taken into custody at the Professiona! || inn were'e Covisigton (Ky.) mer- .. chandise broker, a Cincinnati cafe and woman resident and three Negro owner. aA tian of Dayton. Ky... caretakers and Service Ads Are Carried ‘Mise Lloyd “George Operated On Oniv 86 were published toda» By the Associated Pres by the second newspape' LONDGQN,. dan. 7.—-Miss Megan ‘aris the Post-Disnatcn Iiovd George. daughter of Ena- el one more “Want Ads” glands war-time Premier, under- than anv other St Louis news- went @ successful operation fer ap- paper-often more than ALL ipendicitis this morning. aaa Ne Te | ’ - d & PFat’ T.evin Foley's intimate oe a eke oe Paros period is allowed for the filing of ; VAMEL BED hd and gambling assistant. was|newa and the schoolroom now has|* ™otion for rehearing. There are igned to the hospital along with | become the favorite gathering place other cormanties epee _* —— ter Orris Muitin. Poth will be de- for people from miles around *tpone the question of a - led there as orderlies. commitment until next month or es Priced for | later. Randolph Tron Worker Falls 12 eee | By Leased NEW YORK, Jan. above the street. have that keeps his head.” | yesterday he slipped on lledge of steel on the twelfth | struction and fell into an airshaft Down he went, fourth floor. There he squarely debris. affidavits invotving questions rela‘- 'ed to prohibition enforcement have pee filed with the Senate Judi- |cialry Commiitee as a part of the effort to bioc! confirmation «of Harry bB. Anderson as a Federal Judge for Western Tennessee. signed by) ht t. Thompson of Memphis. quotes Nel» Grandi, described in the affidavit as ‘the king of the bootleggers” in Memphis, as having ,said the ap- poiniment of Judge Anderson cost him $16,906. It also ts set forth in this affidavit that Grandi acts bondsman in most prohibition law violation cases in the Western Ten- One of them as nessee District Court. Another affidavit. signed by Ek. J. Tleidel, until! recentiv a depu': clerk in the Federal Court, charged that Judge Anderson had been too lenient tn prohtbition cases Still another, signed by a ¢. Grantham, averred that Judge An- derson had been known to take a drink since he was elevated to t'. Federal bench bv President too'- Wire From the New the siee!l gang York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. masons in the building ran to the expecting to see oniy They 7.—Fellow | basement, structural iron workers, phlegmatic when on swaying girders and beams | eager That Rockhold is keeping even his head today is due to luck. for a broken leg and a a narrow Some floor |of a 15-story building under con- followed by the+hold horrified shouts of his crew, to the where physicians said he had suf- landed fered a fracture of the*left leg and on scaffolding on which a possible fracture of the wrist. A/| bricklayers were working. bounded few bruises. too. up and fell five more floors into} the basement, landing on a pile of | leader of a stee! gang—and is em- Down ladders and ropes swarmed 'tion Co. NJUDGESMP CASE’ $3,400,000 MLL TAX Affidavits Relating to Entorce-| Reorganization Committee Ne- WASHINGTON, J: 7 1) +. halle saci >. , ft Y sunced at ile prison this morn- | HING . Jan rhe rhompson is now in Palm Beach Oo our American Railway Association laet | Before he left St. Louis a week | j . ‘ . 2 imo } , ‘ ~s Home f Di ee J night announced that the railroads| 98°. »* Was examined by a =. | or Wis work will be. at first. hardly 1995 hh ied +) Louis physician, of high standing | a : we " . in yw & an i@ - i “ t . . . — ae . , a’ . / a ( ash erkship. but a sort of assistant’s fr : , * nites aoe Breast lias a diagnostician. This physician) ment Filed in Fight Against ieee ehetomranke filing ch ig te - ic om — d,”” and che has prepared a certificate, which Tennesseean. Payment iaalites ie ee Te Ss conomices Jis- 11, ready, for presentation to the | . ; ‘ommitments ni e iclose ths or r {, we ce ws as, con ! a ga my G nna vinty the first 11 mon '8lTnited States Circuit Court of Ap- err ae of Only rs. His former work as Clerk jin the year, Class I railroads peals at Chicago. stating that a me the p~smecisted Prost ~~ . learned. on the b ' , ' ; rs Saw Mhe Circuit Court at St. Louis _ st . ing nt : . oe of their own chronic disease of the heart makes | WASHINGTON. Jan. _Three | yy oper cs valuation nigures, an an- it im peratrve that Thompson should j } ‘“What’s the Idea?” He Asks Men Who Rush to Aid Him, “I’ve Got Broken Leg and Wrist.” | Rockhold’s mangled body. {found him semiconscious, but when helpers started to take off always | his clothing to see how badly he marked Paul Rockhold as “a guy|/W4&s hurt, Rockhold sat up. “Hey, what's the idea?’ asked. “I'm all right. I what's the matter with me. Ive got broken wrist. he lance An ambulance came from Knick- erbocker Hospital. and took Rock- to Reconstruction Rockhold, 26. is a ‘“‘pusher’’— /Plovyed by the Bethlehem Fabrica- gotiating With City tor In- stallment Terms. City Counselor Muench today an- the the United that of in negotiations nounced Reorganization Committee Railways with the city, of Co., has confessed the finality tine | D\ i} ment ' | pany’s capacity to pay. | | $23,402.00 OQmili-tax judgment held and will make pav- form as the adminis- preferably over a thie nents city, in such tration desires. period of years. Clarke for the Reorganization (‘ommittee, has been in conference with Counsélor Muench on this subject and on the general theme of a new franchise. The settlement of the mill tax is entirely independent of the fran- chise grant (‘ounselor Muench suggested that company pre- Stanles atiorneys tne pare a draft of the terms tt belie. es a new franchise should include and allow the city to consider it, The leorganization Commiitec, through Clarke. has taken the posi- tion that it will make any settle- of the mill tax that the city requests. keeping in mind the com- The com- mittee feels that since the car rid- Bricklayers and know | Hospital, | LABORER ACQUIRED _ Stories; Injuries Slight 57,000 BY SAVING AND INVESTMENTS Michael Slattery, Stone- 87, Able to Leave $38,- 000 to Charities. FRUGAL WITH SELF, | LIBERAL TO OTHERS of you guys call an ambu-)} - j 'Penniless Irish Immigrant | Estate Purchase. Because he adhered strictly to! during former real fhis‘rule of rigid frugality his Michael stonecutter and smat!i-scale life, Slattery, estate investor. was abie to leave a substantia, estate when he died | Dec. 29 at the age of &7. In his will, filed for probate vesterday. he left a tota’ of $38,900 to 15 Catholic charities and $29.000 in specific bequests to relatives. The remainder of his estate, the value of which. while not definitely known. is believed to he between $75.000 and $100,000, is to be left to his niece. wi rs. Genevieve Grif- fin, with whom he lived In a mod- est little house at 4660 Cottage avenue. “Economy was the first thought in every action of my unele,”’ Mrs. Griffin told a Post-Dispatch § re- porter today. “Even in our house- hold, where he was virtually a dic- tator. he insisted that every bit of food be used for some purpose. He could not bear the thought of wasie. Gencrous to Others. “But while he was frugu! in his own life ne was very generous to others, as the provisions of his will show. and he freauentlvy meade sub stantial gifts te others. He pur- chased homes for several of his relatives here and in other cities. “He came to this country when he was 14 vears old from County Galwat. Ireland, and in his youth took up the trade of stone-cutting With the money he saved he in vested in lots, built. houses upon them and sold them. gradually building up a fortune in a conser- vative mnanner. He used to say he never borrowed a penny to finance a real estate purchase.” Mr. Slattery’s modest successes @ér must pay the tax. it should not cutter, Dead at the Age of at 14—Never Borrowed | : Cent to Finance Real|— | # HEIRESS BRIDE TODAY | os ACCUSES HOOVER A A ’ OF PROPAGANDA TO HE TIRE FIRMS eee SR eS SEE NSA See, I: | | ee | a 4 . . a + "i Se 5°. ‘ill e ‘or to take “é t , ° mes John Connor wil} re mp ae E : * Associ«# a eres : will endeavor to take the case O| By we Associated Press > - - os « ler} ‘A a tad NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 7.—Hold-/the Supreme ‘Court, and to keep SAN FRANCISCO lan r A . reeriyv in “J ' i) | o , , _ wl os Me celihouse ;ers of $2 mutuel tickets on Bab- Thompson at liberty on a superse- sharp earthquake was felt in the —_ 4 wa d J. 2) Hare. lawver went > . ' ar » - . : —_ F Mhe clothing departm nt ti hel | bling, winner of a horse race here /|deas bond until the Supreme Court| can francisco Bay region a! 9:54 ‘es e | , , = ea : : 6 in prisoners as i a i" vesterday. collected $212 each. This | passes on the appea! If an order o'clock iast sight Two dicstinet ele ro Nealies Reg waren i« the longest price paid bv a win- for his commitment to prison shocks. lasting about five se; onds. th heavy ivory enamel]. up clothing thes ‘@iscard nae ner of a New Orleans race in more; should be made, the affidavit 43/ were felt in Oakland. while San fn to. their homes and will be than 10 vears. Babbling paid $49.49/to Thompson's | state of health Francisco and points south along E of about 75 men in that de- to place and $21.80 to show would be presented. He is about the peninsula received a sharp ew Eas ment > Sa2 ge RAMOP ORDER a 60 vears old. shock y Payments oie lowa Farmer Fails for $1,046,101. a Mee shock die webfictentiy is ell in Hospitai. ) ced suf . Fdward and John Long. broth -5 employed as guards at the dis- | brought to Baltimore for questioning by Fed- | ral authorities. “ Ta oe : ’ —— TS _ _~-——- — - The Remus Revelations Today - N todays installment of the story of the amazing career of | George Remus, millionaire bootlegger, more details are given as to the purchase of distilleries, the assembling of huge stocks of contraband liquors in the various Remus warehouses, and the | | horde of rum runners, who, in high-powered automobiles, scurried | months she shall lose her share of | around through seven states selling their supplies. how Remus paid his first two partners $1.800.0do to get sid of on their part. See page one, part three, of this issue. them, fearing treacher It also reveals NP A i. iti ewned afi automobile. Several years ego he sold all his real estate ho’.!- ingg arid invested his fmoney on first mortgages and other solid se-| curitics. Bequests to Charity. Ry hie will he ieaves $5009 io Mount St. Rose Hospital, $4000 to the T.ittle Sisters of the Poor, at; i(Grand boulevard and Cherokee | sireset, and $3000 to the same or- ganization at 2209 Hebert atreet: $F00M% to the Carmelite Conve.tt, | $3900 each to the Dicdcesan Or- phan Asylum, Convent of the Good Bhepherd, Father Dunne’s News- boys’ Home. St. Joseph's Deaf Mute Institute and to Monsignor Tim- | othy Dempsey for carrying on nis charity work: $1000 each to the) (blate Sisters of Prowidence,§ af Joseph's Convent of Groves; st. Normandy; 8St. Mercy, at Webster Ann's Home. the S8St.. Vincent le Vaul Society. St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum =e#nd St. Marv’s Orphan! Asvlum | Six nieces and nephews. includ- | ing Mrs. Criffin. are to get bequests from £1990 to $3900. and seven grandnephews and nieces are to get hbequeste of $1090 each. Mrs. Griffin gets the residye. The Mer- eantile Trust Co. ts executor. HEIRS MUST BE AMERICANS Philadelphian's Will Cuts Off Any Who Stay Abroad. Iv the Associated Prear. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1 A provision in the will of the iate Dr, | Isaac Minis Hays. who for many | years was secretary of the Ameri- ean Philosophical Society. stipu- lates that his children and heirs | continue to be thorough | ; shal! Americans, and preferably residents | Dr. Hays died) ’ of Philadelphia June 5 lag. | The amount of the estate was not. disclosed. but the executore were | bonded for $700,000. | The will stipulates that if anv of | his three daughters remains abroad for a period exceeding aeven the income from the estate. Also. | if the heirs go abroad, for seven months or tees. they muet remain tn | the United States for the following | i7-menths,. sapphires, ' Vanderbilt with a diamond brace- | Ry the Aassoriated catory banquet was presented with a boquet Vanderbilt herself received it 48 a gift from her mother 27 years ago, when. as Virginia Fair, daughter of James Graham Fair. once a United States Senator from Neva- da. she was married to Vanderbilt. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt gave the bride a diamond brooch, and Harold Vanderbilt a necklace of rubies and diamonds. (Clarence H. Mackay presented Mise let. Mr. Mackay’s father, John W. Mackay, was a partner of Senator Fair in the days when they both rose from Irish immigrant boys to wealth by mining enterprises’ ina Nevada. Mackay'’s daughter, Ellin, just married to Irving Berlin, was among those invited to the wed- ding. A house in East Sixty-fourth street has been. presented to the pair by Vanderbilt, and has been furnished in preparation for their return from a wedding trip South. The Rev. Thomas Murphy of St. Patrick's Cathedral will perform the ceremony. The bridegroom is an Episcopalian. REPORT OPPOSES SEATING NYE Appointment Illegial. le View of Senate Commitiee Majority. reer WASHINGTON, Jan +.—IH¢t would be a “perversion” to construe the North Dakota statute providing for filling vacancies tn State offices by appointment, as having any ref- erence to congressional! offices, and (Jerald FP. Nye should be denied a seat in the Senate from that State on this ground, Senator Goff ( Rep.) of West Virginia, said today in pre- senting the majority views of the Senate Elections Comitttee on the Nye case. He held that the Governor had no right to make the appointment. and the only way a successor to the late Senator Ladd could he legally chosen was by special! elec- tion. Dawes Forgets Wife's Birthday. Ry the Aassoctated Preas. WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-~Viee resident Dawes addressed a dedi- of the Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church Iiest night. When he had finished he for Mre. Dawes. A startled expreasion | apread over his face. Then he smiled “Mre. Lawes will doubly appreciate these flowers.” he sald. because of its assertion communications showed how for- eign governments had “laughed at” the Mtate Department for trying to protect American consumers. — GOUGE IN PRICES Congressman Black Pic- tures U. S. Concerns as | “Sicking Secretary on British Lion for Alibi.” HOUSE COMMITTEE — LAUNCHES INQUIRY Chairman Denies Report That Cabinet Member Divulged Confidential Data at Secret Session. | By the Asacciated Preas WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-— While the hearing of the House Commit- tee” investigating foreign monopo- lies in rubber and other raw ma- terials was in progress, Secretary of Commerce Hoover's activities were assailed on the House floor today by Representative Black (Dem.) of New York as “‘propa- ganda plus” for the rubber intere ests. “Here are the expanding tire companies,’ Black said, ‘‘sicking the faithful Hoover on the British lion just when they are about to inflate prices. “They want an alibi to gouge the public, so they bark at the East Indian ‘rubber planter, whose empire protects him better than the Napoleonic sphinx of the White House who campaigned on the back of a cow to protect our farmers. “This last’ blast of Hoover's is propaganda plus. On the _ front page he attacks Great Britain and on the financial page the trade writes solemnly of increased prices. On the cover is the propaganda— on the inside are the works. Higher Tire Prices. “The whole automobile trade 4z- pects higher tire prices—the tire companies intend to taxe from the consumer what they would other- wise save by tax reduotion.” Black asserted the price of crude rubber had little to do with the iIn- crease in tire prices except to fur- nish “an excuse to our extortion- ists.” : “A tire that cost $23 before re- striction,’ he eaid, “and that had $2 worth of rubber tn it costs now $40, with $5 worth of rubber tn it. Our committee will cry ‘stop, thief.’ at «he British, while out own business leaders do their pil- fering undisturbed.” ; He declared that the rubber tn- quiry probably was aimed at hav- ing Secretary of State Kellogg draw a bill of complaint in the World Court against the British. adding: “Then Great Britain will come into the World Court with Sir Robert Horne with a complaint § against the tariff. Then you can imagine who will get the judgment and how much it will be.”’ Representative Connally ( Dem.) of. Texas in a speech in the House advised the administration to take a look at “the Trusts that are run- ning between its legs.” and not spend all ite energies attacking for- elan monopolies like the British rubber combination. ; “The President sincerely believer that theeway to cure the illa of the country is to give the wealth to a few great interests,’ said Connally “T wiah the President would go out to Towa, walk down the long rows of corn. then step into the banke and see the debts of the farmers. | wish he could go into the Weat and pitch some real hay, to be eaten by the real cows instead of being con- sumed by moving picture cameras” Aroused over publication of a story in the Washington Post. which said Howver had presented at a secret meeting certain com- munications Detween the State De- partment and foreign governments, the House investigating committee decided today after some discus- sion to send a letter to Kellogg de- nying that any such documents hed been presented. No Confidential Matter. The Post article got attention that the In the letter addressed to Kel- logs. Chairman Parker of the com- mittee said: entation was directed entirely te “Mr. Hoover's pres- the representations made to our Goverhment by the 4ifferent con- sumer groups in the United States, and to the discyssions which these groups had themselves had with representatives of foreicn monope- lies. He did not present any cen- “Today ts her birthday anniversary and I torgot all about it.” fidential dispatches either tq oF Continuer on Page 2, Colums 3, . : ELLEN LL LLL ORE I EN GT IE Ea ett ON RE ERE a ~~ Pe ee tees ne

Page 2

~ ae -.~ = THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fire; but Stands Pat — “All a Matter of Propor- tion.” BEB TONORROM i Chairman Cummins Direct- : | ed to Call for Testimony | | by Sargent and Head of | Trade Board. ————_—— ee eee WILL ASK ABOUT By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Jan. 7.—Bishop William T. Manning expressed sur- prise yesterday that anybody should be scandalized by mixing sports with religion. He enlarged on the views he expressed last week before the National Collegi- ate Athletic Association when he ! 2 ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH , MUMINUTRUST |Bishop Again Says Spore |yUTHDENES HE 1) * Inquiry By SeuaTe, 48 28 Worthy as Prayers | COMMITEE ILL "nt Events of July 3. . of Patrolman John H. landwehr's court. SHOT GROGAN AND DEFENSE. RESTS Frank Bird, 18, on Stand in Own Defense, Declares He Recalls Nothing of Testimony in the trial of Frank Bird. 18 years old, for the murder Grogan, ended shortly after 3 p. m. today The TRUE BILLS NAME CUNSTABLE AND 2 for Oppression in Auto- mobile Cases. Continuing its investigation of ir- regularities in the handling of speeders’ cases, the St. Louis Coun- ty grand jury. which Monday in- dicted eight Justices of the Peace staid: “Eports and recreation have in Judge . es INVESTIGATION just as real a place, just as’ im- case. in which the State demands for oppression in office, today voted a ’ portant a part in our lives, as the death penalty, was expected to /indictments against Constable John | | pravers.”’ go to the jury by night. nero E. Flood of St. Ferdinand Town- } ° 2 He emphasized these views at a Dr. Francis M. Barnes, aienist, | ship and two of his deputies. ti Entire Judicial Body Ex- dhinn abr to him by Julian 8. testified for the tSate in ——— Constable Flood was charged : ed H id H . ,| Myrick at the Bankers’ Club for today, and answered hypothetical with oppression in office, a misde- i pect to Mo earings; the purpose of meeting a group at question, in which Bird — meanor. George James and George . a os : leaders in sports who have inter- set forth in previous testimONy,| po. the deputies, were charged Administration Force I | ested themselves in raising $150..- were related. ’ He said, when asked | vith accepting a bribe, a felony. Mi it N00 for a sports hav in the Cathe- what such conduct as Bird's would The indictments, as were those r inor! y- dral of St. John the Divine. indicate, “I think * 1S yt om against the justices, were effected 4 Admitting that .he had been , TY a of a person who Knew . |through evidence laid before the ee i ih toeblnis tn he Saat Bishop William ‘Tl. Manning. ence between right and ™ rome crand jury by Gustave Vahikamp. WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—After a] few days. some praising his stand. In referring to the approval of a tee eae oan attorney for the Automobile Club Mf Dia jary| but others condemning, the head/the church of the playing of games| ‘ended to ofise ar : ; | of Missourt. ‘nd 6 pont cpg of the Episcopal diocese of New]on Sunday. Dr. Manning sald: 4 oiaeghpested on ee ee The indictment of Flood, like ag my | ee : York, said: . “we must ee the idea that re-|‘y, made vee ante ‘si structions to | those against the justices, is based * until tomorrow its investigation “Tt is beyond mv understanding | ligion is suspicious of sports and Judge Landwehr 8 In ‘clock. | upon the premise that the assess- § into failure of the Lepartment of | why anybody should be scandalized | recreation It is necessary to Jet|the jury, delivered at 4 o¢ spe : en of 87.60 paren - Pst ees ¢ t bri ‘ont ' ceed. | DY linking sports with religion, yet |our young people know what is|were for a first degree murder/men s ¢ f thich a Pre |} gome of my hundreds of letters not |right. and to relieve their minds|verdict or acquittal. The former and tnea a 7 md ‘ = a } ings against the Aluminum Co. of onty Domtouned but abused mv|that they are digressing by getting|would give the jury the option be-| no work is performed. . a x America, in which Secretary Mel- ¢|some enjoyment out of their play os life imprisonment and the charged in the indictment that | ’ stand on this and my belief that JO} : Piay |; tween Pp Flood collected $7.60 as court costs i lon has a large stock interest. the playing of games on Sunday ts| 028 that weed If they sg - made/death penalty. in one specific case after he had , ; ae s 2 o , ~ ; . " Chairman Cummins was directed va “ —e sagen: hp ee not eg : ragga ee = ‘aaa — Youth Denies to ae 4e.| asked a speeder if he cared to pay to ask for testimony from Attor- a oe ee ot with more enjoyment in the mo ne costs and be dismissed. 2 proper religious duty. vette lnaaie ect fense last night, professed to re- tN } . ney-General Sargent, Assistant At- ing and play their golf or tennis , f his where- The two deputies, it is charged, ; | heel All in Proper Proportion. with more enjoyment in the after- member noth ne vse dass then accepted money from speeders to torney-Genera|! Donovan, airman ‘T feel that sports are as much noon abouts on July 38 me, . Ww me * release them after they had Vernon W. Van Fleet of the Ped-|a part of our life as work and re- “We want the people to think of | Youths robbed the Cont P * — stopped them for speeding.. The eral Trade Commission and Otis B. ligion-—-in the proper proportion, religion as natural and not with office at 1553 W ashington rac offense is punishable by a maxi- Johnson, secretary, and Millard F. of course, and with the under-|the idea that. some pray, while oth-|2"4 killed Patrolman Grogan rn mum of seven years in the penl- Hudson. chief examiner of that standing that they are conducted | ers play. We want religion to be Harvey Hammett, a salesman, in tentiary. The maximum for oppres- commission. along right lines and high stand-|in sympathy with and in close|Shooting their way “ sion in office is a fine of $500 and The inquiry by the committee ards. Sports get off on wrong/touch with the whole of life and| building. a vear in jail, together with dis- wil] touch not only upon the fail-|!!nes from time to time and so do |its activities.” Two employes of the printing qualification from office and dis- ure to bring contempt proceedings harm, but for that matter the It was suggested that the mem-j|company,. and one of the robbers, mesment from any future office of | for alleged violations of a 1912)]88™e can be said of religion. ory of such notable figures in|Maurice O'Flaherty, 17, have testt- public trust. ' . * eourt decree enjoining the company “Sports are an outstanding |sports as Christy Mathewson, pitch-|fied that Bird took part in the rob- | ©” — ROA Meme fF ier ee ETE . from continuing practices in re-|]4#ency for right living and theler: Walter Camp, football expert; |bery, and he made no dental and MC a Si is , : straint of trade, but aleo upon the | Proper training for the essentials} Robert D. (Bob) Wrenn, four times] offered no alibi, but merely pro-|/his return from Boonville, Frank } refusal of the trade commission t2|°f life and nobility of character.| national lawn tennis charipton, and |fessed to have no recollection-of the | was seen by them, almost daily, to > permit the Department of Justice If a boy can take part in sports|Hobey Baker of hockey fame, be| matter. As to the night of July 2.} beat his head on the floor and , to have certain important ftesti- with fairness, honor, self-control| preserved with others in the Sports| when a witness said that Rird was against the wall. He would stop in mony taken from the files of the and sacrifice of himself for the | Bay of the Cathedral, together with|with O'Flaherty at a motion pic-|the middle of a conversation and Aluminum Co. of America. team he is developing qualities|such living exponents of athleticityure show. and that they werejstare at them, they sald. Senator Walsh (Dem.) of Mon- that make for manhood If this| greatness as William T. Tilden in| heard planning a robbery, Bird Rird's lawyer, A. Samuel Bender, tana, had planned to begin the in- does not have « spiritual trend Ij tennis, Bobby Jones in golf and the | orfered alibi testimony of his uncle [put these incidents Into a hypo- quiry today, but after discussion it|#™ sreatly mistaken. horse Man o’ War in racing. and aunt. They said he was at their | thetical question. and asked his ex- was decided to start totomorpy | aaa =] home, 1915 Morgan etreet, at the . Inquiry. He said he had consulted | ge wayne tll acs andy the case following an operation for ea, Cause or Endeavor. It 1S : Bargent and Melion=§ and neither mR Oe | dicitis performed Oct. 18. | worth f S wished to object to the investiga- EXPLOSION W He lived at 5526 Pershing weet : y oO tandards always tion. He also stated that while his RECKING GAS nue and was the. son of Morris | sli htl b d 4 46 betes te Dette SOF ‘some FIXTURES DAM G F Van Raalte. He sert ed overseas in | & y eyon one S ability, at companies in which Mellon was in- A ES LATS F Company, Sixteenth Ohio Engi | hi . b ' to VAM ys hio Engi- | is best, to reach. | , terested, it was not counsel for the Double Building at 823-25 Warren|"°*™®: The funeral will be held | ; e n ita man | ' Aluminum Co. of Americe. Street Scene of $475 Loss: | from the home of his brother-in- | can crystallize his hi h t id | | aang ~ ot inquiry into the Man Injured. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- | d fill 4 est 1deais naustry was de } ; . Sec Tiny ane h ° by Representative Frear meek A double flat at 828-35 Warren thee wile none Bh cs | an well t c productive Wisconsin, who spoke bitterly of |*Tett Was damaged $200 when-the| $2,000,000 Bonds for Prisoners. | years of Life’s span. gas fixtures of both lower flats were blown out at 11:30 a m. taday.| CHICAGO, Jan —pnonds Fred Silvy, 28 years old. living | nearly $2,000,000 each were fixed at 825, was slightly cyt on the nose | by Judge L. P. Harrias for Edward by a flying piece of metal. His fur- | Bresnahan, confessed participant niture was damaged $125. jin a killing, and John Murphy, ad- mitted confederate the Aluminum Trust and the free | By the Associated Prees, hand apparently given it by the Department of Justice. His reso- lution was referred to the Com- mittee on Expenditures in the De- partment of Justice. transfer was greeted with objec- tion from Morgan A. Collins, po- lice chief, who said the high bonds were an aid to the police in check- Franco-Argentine Radio Service. PARIS, Jan. 7.—Direct radio te). egraphic service between Argentina ite original investment prior to 1921, yet flourishes like a green bay tree without hindrance. ap- ds ee ed i iid ewe eseecets A nf | The other lower flat was da f Frear, m- of Bresnahan eaid: in offering his resolution, aged $200, all the windows being jn 20 robberies. The action of! blown out, and the furnit , Judge Harriss } ~ “The report . ture was) s&s, here temporarily | Trade EEE aecatre af ee damaged $150, according to Zeno | from Duquoin, Lil, came after the that the American Aluminum Ce Angell, who occupies the flat. No | transfer to a civil court bench of is @ monopoly existing in 6e@ance one was in thie flat at the time of | Judge John Lyle. whose fixine of of lew and that it aqueerzed from 2 ae explosion, or could anyone as- | ish bonds brought him the title the American public over 40 cimes |)” * CRUSE for It. of “the $100.000-bail jurist.” His parently, by the Department og Jus- and France was cstablished loduy. jing crime, 513 Olive Street Since 1860 Grand and Washington OF HS DEPUTIES John E. Flood, St. Ferdi- nand Township, Indicted Jack Daniel Continued from Pease One. prisoners, that there are three or four men to each job. It is possible that later the Jack Daniel men will be moved up te clerkships, but for the present they are starting at the bottom of the ladder. at humble but not sever~ tasks, Whether or not they work up tu “trustyships” depends on them. It is probable, in the spring, if any desire the change, they may be transferred to the prison farm for the summer. Prisoners Contented After 24 Hours in Leavenworth. Reporters, who were permitted to visit the Jack Daniel conspira- tors in their cells yesterday, found a singularly contented company. Twenty-four hours of life in this remarkable institution had largely obliterated most of the men’s con- ception of prison life. based upon stories of dungeon-like cells that fade cheeks to pallor, of strict rules and the necessity for furtiveness, of whispers out of the slide of the mouth, of slum-gullion for table fare, of terrible guards and sticks that fall upon the slightest provo- cation. They found themselves in well- ventilated, well-lighted, well-bed- ded cells through which fresh air from the outside fanned through- out the night. They saw on all sides groups of prisoners at their work talking in full tones, laugh- ing without rebuke and if they could have gone into the new shoe factory which prisoners are build- ing, they would have found a gang of negroes shouting boisterously, laughing and singing-——unrebuked —the essential accompaniment of good work from negro gangs. They found the food wholesome—meat from hind quarters, not fore quar- ters alone as in many prisons. They found consideration on all sides for their plight and recognition of their general intelligence. Helimich Relieved. Arnold Hellmich. particularly. was a greatly relieved man. The thought of prison had preyed upon him more, possibly. than any of the others. “If it Wasn't for the bars. it would be almost a cozy home,” said the former Collector of Internal Revenue. The comparison between prison and jail. as we found jail in In- dianapolis, is that of a Market street flon house with Hotel Chase. Hellmich was celled with Fi'd- ward J. O'Hare, fountain of good cheer. Nat Goldstein and Morris Multin were together: Tony Foley and Robert kk. Walker: John Con- nor and Edward Metninger of Cin- cinnati; Mike Whalen and Harrv Levin, and the Cincinnati dusiness partnership of Landon and Luck- ing is preserved. The men went into prison with- out smoking tobacco, and they have not yet had time in the routine of their being checked in to establish themselves at the com- missary. Yet, Nat Goldstein stretched out upon his bed reading a paper, had his inevitable cigar in the corner of his mouth and the others seemingly were wetl pro- vided. Literally, they werer* jin- fracting rules, but Warden Biddle. Civil War veteran and commander of Difani Post, the local unit of the (>. Men Assigned Prison Tasks that “Dinty Colbeck and his ganz provided them with smokes.” Tlie Warden told the men that his purpose to make them as com fortable as possible and to see that they were treated with considera- tion. “Of course, this is a prison,” he added. Not to Be Hazecd. Later he told the men in charge of the exercise area *o0 make sure that the St. Louis group were im- munized from the mild hazing with which newcomers are greeted. The men will have an hour a day in this playground. Morris Multin, John Connor and Robert E. Walker’ specifically charged reporters with the respon- sibility of telephoning their wives to inform them that they have been much surprised to find prison so comfortable. The Warden's office received ves- terday the report of the physician's examination of the men. All were found to be in good general health. One, unnamed, was found to have a weak heart and Nat Goldstein's arm, fractured several years ago in a street car accident in St. Louis, does not give him full service. “Red” Lanham, of t.e Egan gang of mail robbers, measured the men for their shoes Tuesday and deliv- ered them yesterday. Steve Ryan, another of the Egan gang. now is assistant to the Catholic chaplain in the prison. Oliver Dougherty is in the shoe shop. Colbeck himself continues to be a plumber. The Warden reports that no member of the Egan gang has given the slight- est trouble. Most of them yester- day got into direct or indirect touch with the St. Louis newcom- ers. “Gosh, I hate to see those men come here.”’ Ryan eaild. Later in the day reporters again encountered the St. Louis prisoners as they were being marched from the cell house to headquarters of the Deputy Warden. All gave the reporters greeting in low tones or by the nod of the head. O'Hare gave a smart salute and one of his broad smiles. The men brought them into prison. The largest in- dividual sum turned in was $390. This sum insures the men all the comforts that the commissarv holds. Just’ now they are without newspapers or reading material. which cannot be sent to them by friends, but which must come di- rect from the publishers. Wherever they go about the pris- on yard, the men continue to at- tract attention. All work ceases when they pass. The Warden has permitted word to be sent to Mrs. Goldstein that if she comes to Leavenworth next week, she will be permitted two visits: with her husband. These visits with her in an audience room in the pres- ence of guardasa. Two Men Die at Perryville, Mo. Special to the Post-Dispatch, PERRYVILLE, Mo... Jan. 7. Arstide Elder, 86 vears old. and Peter Milfeli, 78, both veterans of the Civil War, died here this morn-, ing. John B. Cashion, another $1900 with -——-— A. R., is critically ill with pneu- it was Jdividuals are requ e . The income tax of 32 additional e« Eastern District the Collector of I The largest return paid a tax of $117.8 income of $942,532 net income ag The income tax porations to make ¢ the close of thely stead of prior to turns made public ¢ of corporations wh was the last day te corporations as fol kimerson Washington avenue, 1716 Cass avenue, Main street, $24.99 York Productg Park Circuit @ Oakland avenue, $: 500 North Fourth National H Corporation, 7161 nue, $2666.32, Chouteau Shee > ee $1986.44. Canvas Seventh street, . = first and Braneh st Knollman Co., $1352.73. Yahlem Finances 1935 $1991.93. ¢. Nelson Man Twenty-third and $1433.50. Additional List Map Collector of Revenus made public today @ al that of the Curles | 1001 Washington tions pay 12% pep terminated Sept. 31, a= Income taxes were ald Electric. & St. Louis Brewing Ag Abraham Fur Co, #5 Eleventh street, $32, Peter Hauptmann Tol - Chaitin-Bobrow Ine, : Main street, $2481.66, — ‘7 > | & @ Valley Furniture Go. North Grand out 7 2 . vet + , fines x 4 4a Pe - at @ fin. ee 6 . i. » er > So toi pe gh Tilinois Coal Or industry of Central vesterday aftern nia. * Published Dail Co., Twelfth ber MEMBER OF TH e A ‘la Daily and Sun . , without = unday only. on® year Remit efther 5°: money order or ‘St. Delivered by city v Daily only, 50c . ’ "0616" winking knowingly. told reporters monia. Entered as 1879, at the Phone G - = ae ee” Largest Bank is concerned. LL RN Start the ~~ NEw Right! —Resolve to save regularl a part of your income ¢ ing 1926—with St. Lo 4 ° Failure to save at least 10% of your earnings makes” your year’s work go for nothing, so far as progress Don’t Spend It All Our Savings Department is " every Monday nightuntil — 6:30 0’ clock §, SPRINGFIELD, T,o dm William Alexander Starm old, prominent figure § ST. LOUIS POST: Founded by a EPH acy: pa SUBSCRIPTION | RAT i$ 5 > a | Bi. ex - ish.” t oo ™ “er ? a fe es Ee . é %, ¥ o e Fs 7 t A‘ - By at) ~ « “3 ie _ oe ‘ ¥s A 4 \ ; ‘ a. 2 his A ¥ ~ os x. x) oa ie Som 4 si, . be 6 ~ : * s ® » | = | ? A ‘ AN ISSUE IN OSAGE ~ MURDER INQUIR = ~ 2 vs . ~~ is Oye _ ae a, Sa —_ «" + ® “Fe ae P. 3 ae we é = .-e ¢ . Te, t “QSAGE " R My GUTHRIE, Ok., Jan., 7.—Unez- pected developments have strength- ~ened the Government's hope sifting to murder mystery, fit was announced late. today by Roy Lewis, United States District Attorney, who is in charge here. rmacure P his statement was made after Er- nest Burkhart, State murder charge with W. K. Hale, “king of the Osage Hills,” had emerged from his office. en ie Rurkhart was taken io the office pv a Government detective and was eloseted By a Staff Correspondent of the SURANCE M to tims Named White Men Beneficiaries. KING” HELD A $25,000 POLICY anchman ‘Accused of Kill- ing Indian Says He Ad- vanced Money to Him— the Asso iated Press. of the bottom the Osage ef a grand jury inquiry tewis would not reveal the ‘ the developments, but i). co-defendant in a with Lewis some time. Post-Dispatch. : 9 Mra, GUTHRIE, Ok. Jan. 7.-—Wit- tail nesses before ‘the Federal jury | pn, here. which is investigating a series | Miss ernoc of murders among the Osage In- Wians. are expected to disclose that many of the victims were heavily beneficiaries. . wealthiest in the land and are like- "7 wise Many of them spend their monthly ‘aNotments from the Government j * : + R ) 4 x a ‘o 4 k » > ut Fe we ‘ders '™ first . elimination of the In‘dians in order that their headrights wm title to oll “Jand micht be tnherited by white ‘men connected by marriage with the Indians, would rise from a desire to col- me lect , borrow for the other three weeks. They prefer to borrow, and a popu- the insurance policy as security. The nsured. with white men as their Thus two motives for the mur. would be established. The tnotive would- prompt the The second and simpler motive life insurance. Osage Indians the The are spendthrifts. the greatest na week and then must beg ory Osage Hills,”’ has explained that he lent $25,000 to Roan and received Indian eradually repaid the loan and owed only $1500 at the time of his death, according to Hale. Instead of filing a claim for $1590 against Roan's estate, Hale has sued the insurance company for the full 25,000. The com- pany is resisting on the grotnd misrepresentations were made. to obtain the polley. llale and his nephew, Ernest Burkhart, are still in jall here, charged in State warrant with the murder of an indeed which | made Rurkhart’s wife sole heir to a $1,900,000 estate. They have been accused of planning the crime by Bert Lawson, an outlaw, who has confessed carrying out the plans with the assistance of his jailer, M. A. Bloyd, who let him out temporarily. Murder war- anita uiso are issued against Lawson and Rioyd. Permitted to See Lawyers. Hale and Burkhart have been held incommunieado, but their at- fornevs appealed yesterday to Federal Judge Cotteral, who or- dered the jailer to permit the law- years ta interview their :clients. There is a sggriking contrast be- tween Hale, alleged leader of the Murder cd@spiracy,. and ‘his chief user, Lawson, the bank robber. wson's jaws are square and firm. is eyes are steady dnd penetrat- For years he worked tn the king plants of Oklahoma City “laughterer. He has econ- sed blowing threé persons to bits » setting off a dynamite charge der their home. Hale is a ranchman, but lacks He sombrero, boots and shirt. His a] 't is neatly pressed and his oes are shined. A dlamond- Udded lodge pin is his only mani- mStation of wealth. : Indians and good and-bad white *n continue to flock into Guthrie be witnesses before the grand Yy. and the colorful gathering es the Tmpression a convention Wild West shows is being held * Bank robbers serving terms the Federal prison at Leaven- mth Kan.: the State prison at Sing. Kan., and State prison at fAlester, Ok., have been brought jury. Two of these, Dick and * undér guard to testify before) !s lar way is to take out an insurance | foie "policy, naming as beneficiary the | \ aig person who lends them funds. chu ; Named in $25,000 Poiicy. out, ¢ > WwW. K. Hale, wealthy white | \ ranchman of Osage County, was] the "made the beneficiary of the $275.-lof a ..000 poticy on the tife of Henry] not Rqan, also known as Roan Horse, | hapr an Osage. who was murdered inithen 1923. This is one of seven murder | woul cases to be presented to the grand | izin jury. rey whic Hale, known @s “King of the|]vore thie Thompson, were paraded yesterday. Blackie, who

Page 3

T-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tasks smokes.’ [li : 14 4 = @ “Oe * a 7 ‘= m that it 2 : : them ee ‘ORR, | Additional List Made and to seo that | Collector of Intes th considera is is a prison,” Revenue, The income tax ret of 32 additional corp ‘witnesses Expected to a Show That Many of Vic- urns oO . ; Eastern Dist — arse! made Fablic shdep ax al - : fo make sure|+ne Collector of pant te tims Named White Men pup wer imn- 14 hazing with greeted. The Our a day ini} The largest return in t ‘that of the Curlee Clo 1CO1l Washington aven paid a tax of $117,816.33 8 ' neome of $942,529.04 ° tions pay 12 e net income iy Paty — pe, The income tax law their wives|porations to make their ev have beentthe close of their fiscal] ind prison "iow of prior to March 1 : dividuals are required to do. | received ves- iturns made public today are 4 he physician’ |of corporations whoge » 4 en. Al! were | terminated Sept. 31. and eral health | was the last day to file ound to have | Income taxes were Goldstein's | Corporations as follows: ' years ako in ; Iimerson klectric _——— Connor and specifically h the respon- A $25,000 POLICY u Pr Ranchman Accused of Kill- ing Indian Says He Ad- vanced Money to Him— Crowds in Guthrie: —_—--_- —_ | ra -” Co, BBR gy tne Associated Press in St. Louis, | Washington avenue, $50,23 GUTHRIE. Ok., Jan. 7.-——Unex- ] service ; St. louis Brewing 11716 Cs : | de fea developments have strength- se Egan ganz|*‘ ass avenue, $25,078. ae #* | red the me | Abraham Fur Co. 212 “ened the Government's hope of v and deliv. Main street. $24,198.80 — sifting to the bottom the Osage ~ , . TK . } ° Steve Ryan,| York Products (o., ‘14 order mystery, it Was announced gang. now in | Eleventh street, $22.79? m 7 Pe ‘ aa : ~ bx Rov Lewis, nite Olic chaplain Park Circuit & Realty fate. today by +80. ' Dougherty bs | COMIN avenue, $20,912.95 gates District Attorney, who is in beck himeelt | Peter Hauptmann Tobates charge of a grand jury inquiry umber. The| °°? North Fourth street, S$5ggim «here. lewis would not reveal the © membrr of National Homesite & F Simerure of the developments, but en the slicht.|* OTPOration. 7161 Menchestes gee bis statement was made after Er- them vyester- nue, $2666.32. nest Burkhart co-defendant in a or indirect ‘haitin-Bobrow Inc., 1g % State murd¢ r cnarree wit h W kK a, eweom- roe meta $2431.56. | Hale, “king of the Osage Hills,’ e those men c ago Shoe = Manutfaet had emerged from his office . aie a South Boyle Burkhart was taken 20 the office rters again am Se by a Crovernment detective and was po . Rain Canvas Products Co.. 1244 4s ted with Levris some time HUIS rrisoners Sy . enth street 2895 . F Se i i i 4 : : iti ‘ hd . arched fron >. oe ‘ a ‘ - lin : Valley Furniture Co., T Br a Staff Correspondent of the aqQuarter of first and Rranch All wave the streets. $1387 Post-Dispatch. Knoliman Co., 2329 Dodier low tones or $1352.73 CYVTHRIE. Ok Tar 7.— Wit- -. O'Hare Yahiem Finance Corpe messes before the Federe! jury - ’ ‘Aer i 2 . $1991.93 ll ah ‘ murders among the Osa In- ® largest in.| Twenty-third and Division Wians are expected to disclose that M was $290 1 $1435.59, many of the victims were heavily men all the ">" sae dl we ex-4¢ 95 i+ ¢ their | . O sured wir! white men as : —gpenrreggely oaErINLE. 1) Prom: ’ ficiaries are withewut . ets’, * an. beneficiaries material. William Alexander Starne. 65 Thus two motives for the mur- then be old, prominent figure in the bders would be pata hlichad. The UB! come di- industry of Central Tilinoig, first motive would prompt the | yesterday afternoon from mn of the Indians in order elimina!) pout the pris- ya that their headrights Ww title to oil tinue to a: . Jand micht be inherited by white Work ceases ST LOUIS POST-DI ° ae men connected by marriage with Warden has ; . ‘a fhe Indians. sent to Mra | —_— Dec Po pete Tee ; : The second and simpler motive he comes «a! *ublished Daily be The Puliteer H would rise from a desire to col- ek, she wil) |. Twelfth Boulevard and Otive lect life insurance. ts with habe as : The Osage Indians are the 4 ep | (Member Mud! é /MEMBER OF THE ag “i lated press ie ai tit to the use for repub pres- | news Giepatches credited MO Ter ,er@iag credited in this paper a Ms with. her in the Mealthiest in the land and are like- moms 8= the spendthrifts. eM@any of them spend their monthly on at or Bet 4 or ‘nace Preai = commander | petty only, 60c Sinewy: Sunday Named in $25,000 Policy. out of wedlock. : - . , ’ ’ ™ @ ls « hs . . , uNMit of th. _Copy. _ " K Hale vealthy white On the other hand, he thinks Pwith pneu-| Entered as second-class ma pranchman of Osage County. was/the marriage was the culmination | 1878, at the Posteffice at St. Pmade the heneficiarv of the $°3 . ey one Garfield 6600. | a, ag , ® ®-1of a mistaken romance which wiil —_ f\ ree -*hH hf "sf - . . . — 800 po icy on the ‘ife of Henry] not jast, and his daughter's future piiqan. also knoww as Roan Horse, happiness depends vpon her ability ee = » ~ ’ - —- , , F an Osage. who was murdered Nithen to dissolve the union. which 9 *» 4 }- - > > i , , _, . + 9 4 . 1923. This.is one of seven murder/ would be impossible after solemn- . ra , ee > ; S . fases tO be presented to the grand |izing the marriage in a church ‘ murs which does not countenance dli- ¥ Hale. known @s “King of the] vorces, but only annulment. Osare Hills has ex plained that he | ASNT ETRE en Rien i: wo to Ronn ana receivea | EPISCOPALIANS HERE HONOR the insurance policy as security. The Indian eradually repaid the Iban THE REV, CARROLL M. DAVIS and oO ‘ ni $1500 a >. 4: Li} ‘ at the time : } -™ " he ey ) ‘arroll M. Davis. tead orm *hrist Church Ca- Ins ead of filing a claim for fc mer dean of Chris es* a si $1500 against Roan’s estate, Hale chectas and now agtne —~ “ae ; - © . a - ’ «? © é isconpe has s )é q ti i= immura nee company tar) 01 oes — if} ; ? ie et ; ’ 1? hr ee ° rir ¢ for the ful! $25.000. The com. Church, at New York, has been - Mar ' iv ION ary ointment as a pa j}¢ reetisNng on thea erotind ia en ponera 3 a we , ni ss ae Misrepresentations were made to ae m oe oe re - gt Otain the DO lies of the parish were told at Schuyler Hale an . Memoris ouse last night. in the “aie and his nephew, Ernest _ , ae seg ot tay “Dr Davis . * ; ‘ »5¢ ‘ } = a ) Rurk ar are =til! mn jail here. 1¢ th annua m4 l = Mee Charcea ; We the dean here for years. p charged in State warrants with = — ; B the rder of ar Indian which Amnouncement of this appoint- d 7 " i, , : 0 sial aP' , , ’ mh. , Gee Male Burkhart’s wife sole heir to }™e™" by the cathe¢ra! chapter. : : ; ; ; zs _ . "i Vlie . Qos - a 31,000 estate. Thet have | 22 made by Dean William &car dive to save re Tr | er , - . , et . « nage eae Ok GPT peciey pM Obaeaty | Bish Johnso reminded the tr or } . ‘ : s! a) , nm - } } ‘ ii . »*rime by Bert Lawson, an outlaw. | “ i _ ~~ arish had ; 2 ; , 7 ’ ; er | ‘ . your income ure » Who has confessed carrying out | 84°" e™nge thac the pariso ac! the plans ; |been established on Al! Saints e assistance of his Permitted to See Lawyers. ' Hale and Rurkhart have. been to save at least 10% held incommun cado. but their at- | . perne ys Ppealed vesterday to ir €arnings makes Bia. et Coe Ieee | / the jailer to permit the law- years to interview their clients. ear’s work go for re is a striking contrast be- | - f Hale. alleged leader of ee =? SO ar aS progress raer 4 “piracy, and his chief | ser, Lawson, the bank robber rned. 0 AawS are square and firm "yes are steady dnd penetrat- ror vears he worked in fhe ‘ing plants of Oklahoma City a “re He has con- auc? ’ 6 blowing threé persons to bits b ee. . metuy dynamite charge t Spend It All! ° off Mder “oP > ngs Department is Mele tee ranchmin, byt tacks] ' M : ‘ . on ©mMbrero boots and shirt. His) onday night until . °*S neatly pressed and his | 6:3 ’ mors are shined A diamond- -3C o'clock ded lodge pin is his only mani- Bstation of « ealth : ans aT) , raod -_ and bad white ie diene “continue to flock into Guthrie : ¢® Witnesses hefore the grani ~* @nd the colorful gathering Pa the YF convention ows is being held robbers serving terns Pederal prison at Leaven- oh Kan. the State prison at ea Kan. and State prison at —SSler (} have been brought “nee guard to testify before ur) Two of these, Dick and ‘de Thompson, were paraded trons yesterday. Blackie, who impression a _ «) , 1 _ y-Locust-Olive D IN SERVICE4 Bishop Tuttle Memorial Building cathedral's varied 80° to house the ‘cial service activities, would be ready soon. . Reports were made at tne meeting of the cathedrals accom- plishments in church and com- munity werk WORKMAN FALLS DOWN SHAFT. | Flevator Repairman Suffers Frac- tured Leg in One-Story Plunge. John L. McGowan. 33 years old a repairman the Otis Elevator Co.. suffered a fracture of his right leg when he fell from the firet floor to the basement of vator shaft, at the Graham Paper Co.. at Tenth and Spruce etreet at noon today. Fellow workmen Said ently was under the impression he was at the hasement level when he walke@ into the shaft. He is 33 vears old and lives at 2303A How- a or he appar- ard street. —_ --——- — ~-——— — - ET ne OE is serving a life term, didn't like the airing and. attempted to attack a photographer. Oliver Pagan and O. H. Loring. Department of Justice executives, arrived from Washington today. It is understood they will play an ac- tive part in the jury session. Pagan is an indictment attorney for the department, and Loring a apecial Assistant Attorney-General in charge of criminal prosecutions. —— ee eee | Br t - ~ = | ay, 1 ttl tore, as the | 6—with St. Louis’ x Riler WW 4 Riovd. who let hirn | day, 1819. in a ljittie sto ‘ oo : ~ ; . a! . tin r é z ™ > Sut Ler Mmoraril: Murder wWar- | first 4pisc opa: congregat! 7 y rants ) , of the Mississippi River. [It was| ’ oO are Issued against he n lawson and Riova istated that revised plans for the owed Levy-Kransberg. Inc 000, the petit , Ion Sa VS TUSSLE FOR PILLOW ON PORCH RESULTS IN INJURY OF WOMAN =f ruggie = rT possession ended disastrously yes- 4 playful afternoon, when a broke and Mrs. old. of 2S 603A fell 20 to -the ground. She suffered a fracture of the right 4. vears feet lez and serious lacerations of the scalp Hier neighbor, Mre. Amelia Jones. was airing a pillow on ar of the City Hall rotunda and had become the loitering place of city HE NEVER COMES BACK Mrs. Henry Doell Thinks Pa- tient in Racine Is Long- Lost Husband . CATHOLIC CHURCH Football Coach at Notre Dame Becomes Member in Pres- ence of 1000 Students. to the Post-Dispatch. SOUTH BEND, Ind... Jan. Knute K. Rockne, coach of Notre Dame University’s football team, has become a member of the Cath- olic Church. Throughout Mrs. Henry Doell of 5792 Thao- dosia avenue today viewed thre pho- tograph of a man wno is in a Ra- cine (Wis.) hospital, suffering loss of memory, and said she believed it to be that of her husband, who Specia) = ‘o his college life and the years followin it, although constantly ected with Roman| went away three years ago and has Catholic leaders at Notre Dame,|not been heard from since. Rockne had no religious affiliation. “and.” said Mrs. Doell, “if it is So quietly did he arrive at the de-|Henry, I don’t care if he never comes back.” The features of the man in the photograph are somewhat heavier than her husband's were but are very. similar, according to Mrs. Doell. and Doell was accustomed to derby hat like the cision to become a Catholic that none knew of his intention save the priests whom he had consuited and the members of his’ immediate | family. | Thegfirst public intimation that | Rockne was being converted came wear a black ‘on the afternoon of Nov. 21 whenjone in the picture. The fact that | Notre Dame was clashing with| he talks of heating plants and car- Northwestern University in a cru-|ries plans relating to them is also ‘cial game. Northwestern was lead-|a point in the identification as ‘ing. 10 to 6, at the close of the] Doell was formerly employed by first half and the 35.000 specta-|the Laclede-Christy Clay Products tors were convinced that for the|Co. as a re-liner of factory heating first time in 20 years Notre Dame] plants. was losing a game on her home ‘“Ticary left me destitute almost gridiron. four years ago,” continued Mrs. Talks to Players. Doel). “He packed up one day and Rockne accompanied his squadj| said he would be back in three into the gymnasium at the inter-| weeks but I haven't heard from or mission. To the surprise of everyleeen him since. . player, instead of addressing, them If he has lost his memory, it is with vigorous criticism, the coach] probably due to drink, as he drank spoke in the mildest tones. heavily. He was a convivial man “Perhaps.” he said, ‘“‘this gamel/and was always dressed well. He} doesn't mean anything to you, but/]had a particular fancy for blue serge suits and always wore a derby in the winter time. “We were married in 1915 and got along nicely. He was my sec- ond husband and we lived with my children by a former marriage un- you don't know I'd rather win this battle that any One game of the ceason That is all I have to say. except thut I am going to turn you over to Tom Lieb (assistant coach) and then go to the top of the stand and watch the second half. It’s up/|til he picked up and left. to vou.” “Since then my daughter and her! “He talke like a member of the !|husband have supported me and I church,” one of the players is said | set along fairly well. I don’t see to have remarked. why I should be anxious to have ‘“Yes,”’ replied another, ‘but he’s|my husband come back but if he not. He's going to join tomorrow. |does, he will have to behave. He Let's go out and win this game.”’ is, of course, entitled to return and Received Into Church. I shall live with him if he wishes.”’ Rockne looked down from a She described Doell as 5 feet 7 high above the gridiron the/inches in height, slim in build, his Gold-and-Blue-clad warriors of No-| large brown eyes being distinctive. AS seat tre Dame twice swept down the Her daughter. Mrs. Harry Cos- field, scoring two touchdowns in/imas, who runs a bakery in Wellston lesss that eight minutes without!{with her husband, also said she once losing the ball, winning the |thought the photograph was that game, 15 to 10 Tt was the mostiof her stepfather. magnificent rally ever seen at the Mrs. Doell is 52 and her husband South Bend schoo! 41 veai's old. On the following day. Sunday, in the presence_of the faculty of Notre Dame, the priests of the communi- ty. and more than 1000 students, Rockne was received into | the church. Mrs. Rockne has long been a Catholic and their two sons are $500 FINE FOR DRIVING | WHEN DRUNK SUSTAINED Judge Gayer Upholds Police Court Penalty Assesssed Against now going to school at Notre Dame. Xenia (TIL). Resident. Rockne sailed from New York A $500 fine for driving while in- ve Sterday for Furope ; toxicated was sustail ec by Judge | he : DISMISSAL OF MOTION PICTURE ' | : ' Gayer in Court of Criminal Correc- tion today against Charles F. Me- MONOPOLY COMPLAINT SOUGHT }:onnet! of Xenia. 11., who appeated , from a ruling by Police Judge Government Counsel Counters With | Rosecan sv aii Policemen testified that McCon- Petition to Reopen Hearing: | Motions Under Advisement. nell was arrested Nov. 13 at Broad- WASHINGTON, Jan. ‘ ~The i woe and Washington avenue, after Famous Playvers-Lasky Corporation |, 4, fender brushed a pedestrial. | and affiliated motion picture or-| 4, City Hospital! he was pro- an Face aes — ome Federal nneunced intoxicated. McConnell Trade Commission today to dis- |. amttted taking a couple of drinks miss, on the record made. the com-'|! ; ‘ : ~~ tof home brew. but denied he was plaint charging a conspiracy tOT a nt create a monopoly. a (,overnment coungel has asked | . 0 OF MURDER the commission to reopen hearings | GIRL MOTHER FR E lin the case to take evidence z 0 | he ee I the number of theaters acquired |She Killed Philadelphian When He by the respondent, and other: de-! Refused to Marry Her. velopments in the industry since | fy» the Associated Press. September 1924 Both the Gov- PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7 ernment and the defense motions!Helen Schultz, 18-year-old | | porch | Anna Gray, | Dickson | ad joining porch ‘IT need a pillow like that,” Mrs Gray exclaimed and snatched at it She lost her) balance and stumbled against the! railing. Her husband, John a salesman. is out of the city HEIRESS, 14, A FARM FAVORITE English Public Interested in Her American Inheritance. ated Prese REIGATE. Surrey. England, Jan. 7.—Much Interest has been aroused the news that *& ABS in this district over |} Jean Ferris, 14-year-old schoo! girl, has inherited a large sum of money | the ele | a from the Spreckecis fortune through the termination of a trust fund es- by her grandfather, the Spreckels. pioneer San Sugar magnate. Jean's guardian. Arthur Hutton of Nutfield priory. today eaid the fortune would not amount to }4.- 000.000 as reported, although it may total $2,596,000. Jean. who returned a few days azo to school in Bournemouth, is described as tall, slender and blue- eyed. fond of open air life, especial- lv of roaming the woods or mak- ing friends with the animals on the Yarm near here. She is a great favorite with the farm folk and likes nothing better than riding a horse bareback around the yard. Hutton waa the third husband of Jean's mother, Mrs. Emma C. Fer- ris, who died a few years ago. tablished late Claus Francisco e ee . ——_— ee ee ee, eee }. unweé- | acauitted by a were taken under advisement {ded mother,. was The Famous Plavers counsel] |jury vesterday of the murder of | contended the respondents had al- Edward Listers Jr., 31 years old, | ready spent $290.990 on the case |whom she shot to death Oct 27,1 and offeFfed documentary evidence | after he had refused to marry her. | which it said would serve the pur-| Approximately six hours after pose of the Government but he court opened, the jury had been added that if his move for dismissal |impaneled, the witness hear, failed. he would concur in che mo- ithe prosecution and defense com- tion to reopen the hearings under pleted and a verdict rendered. The | certain conditions. jury deliberated 49 minutes. Z ~ BARGAIN BASEMENT CLEARANCE Values to $6.50 in OMEN’S FOOTWEAR Ou great Annual Basement Clean-Up—1000 pairs of high- || grade styles sacrificed to make room for incoming Spring || shipments. Thrifty buyers will find here a host of styles in straps, || Oxfords, ties, etc., in satin, patent, tan calf, etc. All sizes 2% to 8 in the group, but not in every style. Practically all were for- merly Main Floor lines.- " Basement KNUTE ROCKNE JOINS 'WIFE DOESN'T CAREIF | Woman Makes Plea for | Right to Serve on Juries Mrs. G. B. Sommers Asserts They Would Im- prove Morale of Court Room and Take Duty More Seriously Than Men. ae The Vestal Virgins of Rome who of always voted “thumbs down” when | the life of a defeated gladiator hung in the balance, and Pocahon- tas, whose. timely intercession composed Men of the higher type are often unable and unwilling to serve. Women of the | Same class wil! | and will be men. more willing to serve, | saved the head of Capt. John Smith;{thus raising and lost her heart, belong to an-/telligence.”’ . other era. Excerpts from the assembled |}Opinions of 62 Judges having had |mixed juries, gathered by the New York League of Women Voters, whose bill to qualify women for jury service has never received a majority vote on the several occa- |sions of its presentation, were read. |Fifty-eight were “enthuaiastically in favor of jurywomen,”’ while four Judges ‘“damnyfwith faint praise” | the innovation More Serious Than Men. An epitome of the letters, in ad- dition to the reasons discussed by Mrs. Sommers, showed that the mixed jury was not carried away by the beauty of a woman defend- Today's American woman is not to be compared with the merciless maidens or the compassionate In- dian Princess, but is thoroughly competent to determine the weight and credibility of the evidence against a person on trial, swayed neither by prejudice nor by senti- ment. So betieve members of the) Social Legislation Committee of the Board of Religious Organiza- tions, who were addressed yester- day morning at their rooms in the Victoria Building. or ‘“‘jury service for women.” The speaker, Mrs. G B. Som- mers, entered a general denial] to al co . ‘ : » “e n- the statements which have been one - sa prensa aiid it 8; / ‘ ’ s1q¢@ a made by some jurists and others, ens Mees . , a : privilege to serve, and take thelr who maintain Wwomar approaches dut! oe tameie than we . es ‘> iad 5 4 « problems with her heart, and not . inthe , . that they have fewer political ob- ligations: that they come to the jury box with an open mind, and that they miprove the morale of the courtroom. Advocates of her head, and that the sordid facts of the courtroom are not for her ears. Arguments of Mrs. Sommers. “Twenty-one States now admit jury service for i they should have the right if they women to jury service,” she cited, “ : women in Missouri were disappolimt- and in none has any desire been4 ed when. after the passage of the expressed for a return to juries Nineteenth Amendment, they comprised entirely. of men. A learned that the right of suffrage mixed jury is a truer cross-sec- did not carry, with it the right of tion of the community, and its less jury service, because of Section likely to be carried away by sym- 6607 of the tevised Statutes of pathy or sentiment for a woman]! Missouri. which provides: “Every defendant. juror, grand or petit, shall be a “The view that. selfish ignor-| male citizen of the State.” ance is virtue is no longer held Nor was the situation remedied where woman has a service to ren-|in 1921 when Missouri enacted a der or a duty to perform. is | constitutional. amendment provid- through knowledge of evil condi-|ing that “no person ehall be dis- tions that the modern woman has/|4@ualified for holding offce in this been stimulated to apply her tal- | State on account of sex,” since jury service cannot be regarded “holding office."’ Amendment Is Sought. Therefore, an amendment is sought making women eligible, and providing exemption for women with children and those employed ents toward their prevention. Jury as service educates those who serve. We have women clerks, stenogra- phers and Judges in our courts now, and they have not been de- graded.”’ Reminded that many women 4o not want to serve on juries, Mra. —— proteqseas OF Colney metageeonstein said: “This attitude in No official action was taken by no way distinguishes them from the comimttee, but each member men. As a fundamental principle, present, together with visitors who attended, expressed her approval of euch a measure and her willingness to “assume the obligations as well as the privileges of citizenship.” ‘DOG'S BARK SAVES 20 IN FIRE desire it. Jury service is an inci- dent of citizenship in which wémen s#fould share, whether as a privilege or a duty. Can Spare the Time. “Women can spare time from By the Associated Press. their household tasks as‘*well as! MILES CITY, Mont., Jan. 7.—A their husbands can afford to leave collie dog barked an alarm that their businesses. No person i8| enabled nearly 20 persons to es- called for service frequently, and cape in their clothes from two with women eligible, one will be called only half as often as before. Working women and those who’ have the care of children may be exeinpted by law. as certain groups burning hotels at Melstone, Mont! The hotels, adjoining each other, were destroyed yesterday. The guests hurriedly ‘eft the buildings after tie dow had awakened the of men are exempt. proprieto.. Unnoticed in the ex- “Judges and lawyers decry the) citement, the collie re-entered the] standard of intelligence of juries’ flaming building and perished. FIRST KANSAS GITY MANAGER DEMOCRAT a | Majority of Council Agrees on H. F. McElroy—Salary to Be $15,000. Spevial to the Pow-Disnatch KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 7.—-H. F. MeElroy, former Democratic Judge of the County Court, was agreed upon last night as Kansas have more leisure/| City's first city manager under the Fhe new system of Government. the standard of W-/|agreement, at a caucus of the ma- jority members of the new coun- cil, was unanimous. It means Judge McElroy’s name will be tak- en before the new council as the choice of the Democrats, who con- trol by a 5 to 4 majority. The new city govergment will be inaugurated April 16, but the formality of formal election of the new city manager will be at the first meeting of the new council, probably within two weeks, Selection of Judge MeElroy waa no surprise, as it virtually was con- ceded in Democratic organization circles two weeks ago that he was _ the choice of the majority mem- bers. The salary of the manager probably will be $15,000 a year, the majority members asserted In a atatermnent announcing the selection. The salary of the manager ig to be fixed by the Council. A successful real estate dealer in Kansas City for 30 years, Judge McElroy will take into 6ffice with him a wide experience gained through a career that started 45 years ago as a water boy for a rail- road section gang and later devel. oped as a clerk, then the proprie- tor of a country estore, a successful réal estate dealer and Judge of the County Court. i'nder the new charter, the City Manager will be the chief execu- tive of the city government. His relation to the city will be the eame as that of the manager of a big business institution. The City Man- ager appoints his department heads and is given executive power far greater than any ever enjoyed un- der the present form of govern- ment. Mayor Keach, Republican, i« President of the Council. He an- nounced Tuesday he did not believe McElroy was the proper man for the job and did not believe he could vote for him for City Manager. SNOW DRIFTS IN NEBRASKA One Dead and Two Missing; Roads Closed. the Associated Press. BAYARD, Neb., Jen. 7.—Snow- storms, which have swept this area in the hast few weeks have cost one life and isolated many travelers. Two persons are believed to have been lost in vast snow drifts. John Keith of Alliance died in the storm, while a searching party has been unable to find Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Shay, who have been missing Since Dec. 13, Many travelers, some of them women, have been stranded at isolated ranches and some forced to sleep in hay stacks and abandoped huts. It is feared that many others are still stranded. The snow is still drifting and impeding progress in opening roads. By $2.50 Shirts—half $3.00 Shirts—half $3.50 Shirts—half $4.00 Shirts—half $5.00 Shirts—half $6.00 Shirts—half $8.00 Shirts—half $9.00 Shirts—half price ** © © ele eye + # PICO. cease eeeee ee eee price SS ee ee Price «» wo éuage_ele ¢ lins, broadcloths and silks pe St seoee- $2.00 price. caw -+ce at « were 's price. eee eenepe* *aeeerie *«eade 1 See HESE fine shirts are odds and ends from our regular stock and are Offered now at half price for a quick clean-up There are all sizesand styles—collar to match, collar attached and neck band—they are of well-known makers } and finely tailored—fine madras, rayons, pop- | -2500 FINE SHIRTS Go on Sale Friday 14 Price — .$1.25 .$1.75 . $2.50 . $3.00 . $4.00 Washington Avenue at Broadway SO GY Ty i tT ANT

Page 4

8 ee OM — he tony, — BME as ~~ ——= oe 6 ey an "~~" .e@a—>—a ee ee ee _ _ —_— = = s ald | : | “a newspaper stand at Vandevente 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘MAN, 40, CHARGED WITH THEFT = or: from the cake, ie Os HOUSE COMMITTEE | OF 4 PENNIES FI FROM NEWSSTAND |= oe to his = bere admitted the theft to an — he lived at) Harrys Andcl, Said to Have Admit- o ae eben in the ted Taking Them, Paces Work- ‘Gravois avenue. b “S00 biotk on | ut police oe house Sentence. this to be untrue. | Ch A A eat easy eS The allesced theft of 4 cents from | = ‘2 College Bar —— A a ee — avenue and Clive streem is TNE | By the Associated Press. charg? in a petit larceny warrant WILLIAMSBURG, Va... Jan. 7 issued yesterday by the Prosecu: The Charleston. the latest step ‘0 ing Attornes’s office agai a? 1) lance hall, was bann who identified himec!lf as Harr ere of William an - Andel. 40 vearse old. and who Was Marv. Dance, afte olin’? i¢ arrested econ after the coins %™&% ld. “sno dj aa nphasize grace an od S3|Two eesti Meinbers. | taken. The offense is punishable, beauty. and as the latest fad pre- | W | Pv a fine or workhouse sentence. or! serves ns it) er of these qualities it However, ill Ask both. ‘should hold no place on the pro- | . Sih. stn. 2 +. te orem of chilewe dances” | House to Reject Settle- |} ment Made With Italy. | | By ea Press ; w ASHINGTON, Jan a ~The | | House will receive from its Ways | and Means Committee recommen- | ‘dation for acceptance of the War! | Debt settlements, l¢ but will face a fight against approval of the agree- SWOPE’S * | i! | men it with Italy. The Mussolini | j dict a — in that country is to JANUARY SALE]: oes) Re presentat ‘ewes in opposing the ‘settles en Ww hile the co! tee Was ap- e pro. ing the fu nding agreements Ca argains ee oe ee ee Rumania. where it was announced that Prince Antoine Bibesco. Min- . ister t to Washington, was to be re- In smabagay of his post. It was assumed | I that 1@ action grew out of re- debt || /question between the Prince and/ . 9 | Nicholas Titulesco, Minister to Lon- | ion, who headed the Rumanian i debt commission to Washington. : | port ed differences over the ” Prince Bibesco is to be given an- other post The Ruma lemen?, as well as those negotiated with Italy nian sett Belgium, Czecho-Slovakia. Latvia y . ‘ and Esthonia. were approved by Tan-and Black Calf the House Committes, and @ reee- Sec . — = -—: ; : - a... iution prise sta their acceptance ill be introduced in the House FORMERLY SS.O0 TO SY soho eee e $6.45 ext week t a vans eines ae nois and Hull of Tennessee. Demo- FORMERLY $9.50 TO $10...... DIED |i crete members of the committee FORMERLY $10 TO $12....... $8.45 he Hous Oo re he j|Itahan settlement on the ground ‘that the Government of that coun- filiment of the which covers more trv 1s a threat to ful ‘debt contract, ‘than 30 years. As an alternative to immediate | acceptance, the two Represeniatives would suspend the agreement for | ' Banister Winter Oxfords & High Shoes, $11.85 FORMERLY $13.50 and $14 _10 years, lialy to continue interest ‘payments on the debt during tha‘ period as provided in the settie- : ment. At the end of that. period, stability of the Italia: could more readily be they believe, Boys’ Shoes Reduced _— Woman Robbed of $21. ; ! acl : : j con rr? . ‘ Mrs. Frieda Owsley of 5351915 >. , hat ab ts ° . ‘4 os " o'r hz aiia* A : .f }’ = iliz ‘ Pia ‘ees | , j - > 1... +- + * * yu? i) . T} icy « re . i . + > = . > . . hii h ett itiueag)>, 4 >’ 4 ‘4 vy men . . ; aha? an, ** ”™ . ri s ii} yer ee badG aa auitd one -_ oe — ‘ , ton ¢, . ,” . eu : ’ i’ re i i jie, S| . > ~~ * ’ ™ **+ . i) ©; = 7% - | % ¥ Ea

Page 5

Guest | Ivory Soap (42c Dozen The well. | known Proc- tor & Gamble a Ivory Soap in guest size; R limit 3 dozen bars to a cus- 7 Shoes puis Jobbers and Saturday re able to secure from sev- before the end-of-the-year ds of these Shoes you would id the opportunity it presents Extreme price savings are . 90 rr) \ ere made to sell for a very > 8 and 81% to 2 in the group, vided for this sale and there to be here when the sale (Downstairs Storey s liens Undermuslins Special for Friday — re dainty Lingerie, yet do not end Philippine Lingerie. It lovely, no matter how many 1cluded in the January Sale are: style, handmade and hand em- designs. a the built-up shoulder style, Signs to match gowns. Sizes hents are made of good quality ot. Offered at an excep- sale. made of fine quality cotton ite; all are shadowproof ; sizes (1 °OWN*®tairs Store.) muary Sales— he > Bed Sets 3 o Clock Special. Nhite Dress Poplins At 15c Yard tt of 1t600 yards of white corded Poplins in the 27-inch width. (‘Dewnstaire Stere) ~ + ie ila a al ah a 4 ond ee ee ty Ea, Oe =~ . f} 7 s > > Reed = Se — » Ce er ee 4 * THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. — a — a STIX. BA ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i + ee ssi—C ER & FULLER ‘uc Seats as Low as $1.00 ~“™ GRAND-LEADER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH --? wer jae ‘The Miracle?” eee Wom en S Co ats for Spring Household Linen Needs Are Priced Present Straightlines and Flares ary ANG Hite, eX f | The Knit Sport Costume | A S fort Habit With Is Favored. $39.75 | Divided Skirt. $79.50 by John S. Brown, Bel- | sially i substan- Fashioned in two pieces, the overblouse of Very smart for skating or for golf is a new | 2x2™%-yard cloth... . $9.95 the costume is trimmed in crepe de chine of | Habit tailored of tweed and jersey. The skirt 2x2%2-yard cloth....$7.95 | 2x3-yard cloth..... $10.95 2x3-yard cloth......$9.95 | 2x3%2-yard cloth.. .$12.95 phasize a tailored effect. harmonizing tint and jaunty buttons, to em- | falls gracefully and conceals attached tights. 2x314-yard cloth.. .$11.95 | 2x4-yard cloth.... .$14.95 pastel colors knitted of silk and wool or fiber. The ; Hemmed Sheets Hemmed Cases proved. Sizes range from 36 to 46. Hemstitched Sheets Hemstitched Cases , Scalloped Sheets Scalloped Cases 7 (Main Floor.) Sizes are broken, Books Soiled and Damaged —CGxeatly Reduced Popular Fiction, 45c 3 for $1.25 More than 100 titles are offered at this price, includ- ing many recent best sellers. Many of these are in the original editions. Collins’ Classics, 35c 3 for $1.00 Standard Classics in the large type editions. Books by the world’s greatest writers are included. Children’s Books Reduced ¥3 and *. s00 numbers are offered at these reductions, many in choice bindings. Lovely Books are in this group. Children’s Books, 25c Odds and ends in chil- dren’s Books—including oy books, paint books and chil- dren’s story Books. (Becond Floor.) ~—S=S eer’ Household Utilities Household Scales $1.49 , Universal Columbia brand Scales will weigh up to 24 pounds. Clothes Hampers $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 Willow Hampers with wooden bottoms in either square, round, oval or three-corner shape. Cereal Sets, $4.98 15-piece Sets; beautiful- ly decorated. Square- shaped jars. Crystal White Soap Chips, 2 Pkgs., 38c Large - size packages Crystal White Flakes. Limit 2 to a customer. All-Copper Wash Boilers, $4.19 No. 8 size Rochester Boilers, t4-ounce copper, with stationary handles. | Wash Baskets $1.00, $1.39, $1.69 Strongly made of all wil- low with side handles; small, medium and large sizes in the assortment. Simplex Mops, 89c . A water Mop that can be wrung thoroughly without wetting the Folding Ironing Boards, $2.98 Blue Bird make. Are strong and rigid, with metal bracings. Curtain Stretchers $3.19 Frames adjustable to 6x 12 ft., with adjustable pins. Garbage Cans, $1.00 Six-gallon capacity Cans corrugated galvanized iron. Mae STE ree © oo Oi RGSS te ne Rh eel ZB

Page 6

on - a F “a ea : eee é* ~ third attempt. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JANUARY 7, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, S SAYS GOVERNOR USES AGRICULTURE BOARD AS A TOOL eiisiesadent ell Schools. Lee, in Statement, Charges Body Is Baker’s raes in the Klan. These charges. denied by Dr. Nelson and supported by no other evidence than were published shertir election and were credited by manr Republicans wit ne Raker who won by about 5° votes. Two men who made the affidavits las Were given minor State At tha‘ the marketing t grain inspector ®xplained he teok “a le ge ng although such made until later on t records. How Boan!l Broke Its Own Rule. Lee reca! FP Case. with Sanction board in October, 19724. ter to all beard emploves warr ing them that political actir ty DY em- Ployes was forbidden by the beara ;aizcr {oO Arthu r ee 7a the affidavits. mh electi ‘ods Anderson was Tas ae [@partm > ea that sent a let- and stating that violation of the rule would result in dismissal Te6 presented & resolution for dis- charge of Anderson under -hat rule, In Tuesday's meeting. bu: Was voted dowr “The Board changes tts Policy to suit the im power and ~* “4 g ~~? = Gefers to this parts Tre declared. —— serving the po- Mtiea] party and d@isreea- ling farmers of the State. Yer -he aole odfect for creating +e Roard o* Agriculture was to serve the farm ers of the State. Instead % serving the party ? ss a we find im power marketing Pures u turned tnto a political machine Tuesday, making it a mere politica] football to be kickeu over on the side of the party tn power Assails Action of Board. “Whenever the positions ¢' «4 DY a supposediy Di-partisan board are used to pay politica continued, “thus throwing the winds, then this board C®ases t reader service to the Peop.e and Das ro right to exist. “If we can fudge the fur ire by the past, =e appointment of An- Gerson. & political fixer "ar the (nterests of the party in will receive the mos’ from the activities o7 ment Instead of the in: “armers was | debts » , ae 6° > + 1S (hat i power ttenticn hin denrart. eresis of the “Emp loves cf +t. boare mone been gor 1 around over the State at the States expense. tm the ir rerest Of the party in power. This “tate canno t afford _ Davy the trave. ing’ expen see of aap —— Work for po! party eens.” Re Rnne ; oda y test rer te Lee's statemen? Saat arine $... sition to his appointment “has ar Parentiy come from scurces ¢issa: - isfied with the result of the ast campaign. in which it has been charged I played some pert.” “T simcereiy believe tha? Vir Lee ts mistaken nm his a‘tituce’ Anderson said. “and I hope that my conduct of this office will be such as to enable Mr Lee to change his opinion. Y believe +a? bad my qualifications been a: slight as Mr. Lee indicates. the Board of Agriculture wo i@ newer have done me the honor ® ele mre to this office.” Andersen depied that the Mar- Beting Bureau had become a po- Mtical machine, declaring chix could met be true. Decmusre it wager the comtro! of the Board o! Agricutture. which P+ law & re. @uired to be a bi-partisan bourd. Ty 2s before the | anf + —— « ’ ——— — Chickering Piano The oldest Piano made in America—exclusively at Van- devoort’s in St. Louis. Atwater Kent Radio Sets —iow in price. high in e*ficteney operation and satisfaction to the > Here is St. Louts’ Headquarters for gets in al! models. Radio Shop— +. - rach 50c SCRUGGS. Stamped Breakfast effective cde- == $1 "$150 Art Need ewerk Fhep— Second Fioecer. %. Tc ro VANDERVOORT-. BARNEY January Sale of Wamsutta Sheets and Pillowcases of —, Renown "$2.i5 ; = ce Poe 95 “-- 94.50 95e Sheets, size 6 a Sheets, size $2139. Our Sale } ~ Cur Sale Pric 2x98 je 0 © pee : Se RO | 308. our 8 Pillowcases, size 45x38. Sale Price Hemstitched Sheets, 25c Extra. Hemstitched Pillowcases, 15c Extra. Th c o | ome _ + PP? - = as.a*ya*s id OLlet Sheers sire Qur Sal ur te a Pric . Vandervoort Policy - . . - - a identical merehandise at as low a * a | >» >. elsewhere. You will often Innd . +. ~ J ~ >- _™ : price @S can be found > >. « ao ~ ~« ~ au “% OQur Saul pc: > A —— - ms ~ ~~ = -~- A -oO™mes ~ ,0>—_?® ona Fic Black Satin Charmeuse Special for the Week-End Regularly \ BEAUTIFUL firm weave in black j $2.25 at satin Charmeuse of superr onal - ‘+—40 inches wide. A black silk tha $ =0 will make up handsomely for an aiter- \ of noon frock — Natural Silk ge Government red stamp. first Silk Pongee im natura! color. su a for underthings, children s dresses and draperies 3 inches wide Yard Stik Plaza—Second F"ce> Here Is a Remarkable Feature of the Clearance Two Ampico Grands Slightly Used for Demonstration on the Floor | Ate Reduction of i tae | HIs renia©r K abi e sa \ In¢e i= fo 2 this a Sale of | if | e It is so seldom that you are able to buy on | Coats at ‘ the renov ned Ampico (;rands at such es Sewin Vachines a 14 Less dueed price, that vou should take mummediat ~ : a A as . , advantage of this opportunity. Both instr s are in perfect con (omprising smart models in tAlaska Beal, . a , Ac = ’ dition and are $2800 Sohmer Grand $1300 Stieff Grand Welte-Mignon Piano —_ * a U/ Td 95 : 05 in beautiful brown ms Mahogany’ finish—just hogany case, used on'r four of these instruments, for demonstrat pur used oniv for demonstra- poses. An aml saving ses—offered at of $1005.00. this actual saving of $205. inere are Hanv Ootpe.®’r ee SLi aqaemonstration inst! which have been accepted in trade ot this OPportun iT} now ’ | © % ‘ancervacrt ¢ Q Lactil ve . lsed Ta ke adva ntage * Salon—Sixth Floer ea «we © pi pager” . “a Beginning Friday Morning—An Extraordinary Special Purchase Sale of New “Queen-Make” Wool Jersey Dresses Including a Few Balbriggan and Tricosham Dresses such exceptional merit, expect every, ] * £ Vaiues ol es MrIqA TH oe ee —- 4264 D&O ' iiA* Six hundred ail LA rac and =T Dress in one day. soit ePxrst>, presertiing Regular $9.75 to rR m= 95 = vles so smart and desirable tor imme we to sell] Dresses at- line to the usual! t and c aretful f i one and two piece stVies. \ 1] = * a A AA y 7 , 7 a as ANMIGRsoIp. > »s * > = _ > y ’ _— ~ ~ yo > . > 7% 4 } » 9 O79 There are nine ditterent trig talulored . } , — » » ] Lwcise > on 5“ ? ‘ 1 2 _ — Tactl ive oT Home, sires and DUSINess NWN Cal. iade accor©rt s & gh “Queen Make” standards of tu ; We Oz _ . pe \rie¢c] ili- . =~ + _~* ’ , ~* lL, 4 , ae | 1] ‘ 1. ~ i- a —, ora — ; 1} - “~ ° ch ; o ride sefection of hich shades, am Weil as aGarner COLOTS, IN lu ino? navy. . . > “7 hrown and bl: Sizes 56 to 44. Also a tew misses sizes, 16, 18 and 20. —Third Floor '\ THE SECOND FLOOR SPORTS SHOP ie | - Clearance of | Former $9.79 | - Wool Jersey Dresses | Appar el and Furs , XCEEDINGLY | Reduced to | sarmient or so $55.95 , i ? Women’s and Misses’ Coats NE and two piece stvles in bigh shades er ecker 2 pire fs) At Striking Reductions and darkercolors. Both women’s and , a aes Former $59.75, Former $85, $89.50, | Former $125 to $175 $65, $69.50 and $95 and $98.50 Coats Including A 4 $75 Coats Many Samples ‘fa well “100 © Higher-Priced Coats, $145 and Up, ': Off : Ss low prices make it attractive to add an extra to , your mid-season wardrobe during the Jam idaaile small expenditure. ee 7 Se ElLT ape ‘ : Choice of Smart, Richly Fur-Trimmed i of Pianos Group of Fur Coats At Reductions of Group of Extra -Size Eur-Trimmed ._s™= = Ween OD" a_i =— . s — . upris iliS Lilia! - - PHESE Slaechines have been é “ . eee ® P “were Hudson as uved n IsK ra American * > > .. > i — . » : 7 2 proadtaul (&. _lamb>. Natural, Gold and _ Mink and Mole. Clearance of 7% Riding Habits Po ; ™ 5 ° ++ : is ‘ = $750 Armstrong es, pw cee tn Geel nd mechanical condition. Guar- Fur Jacquettes Singer g F ormerly $179.50 to $450 veaatifs! ine rumen Velox -/ in Less S QQ Wn qi - . 7 shes - case. pre. Singer $10 ; i "oe Gani ano ie ian Children’s Fur Coats a tual saving of $125 Formerly $32.50 to $100 Singer $30 14 Less Domestic $10 . | | 30 Others, $6 Up | All Fur Neckpieces | Sewircg Ma Singer . Vasues Itt instruments » re ~ ™ ownetairs oe - ” aconad = a oe lm ld tn ee eee — vr SS Se ew

Page 7

PATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANCTARYT 7. 19%, Atwater Kent Radio Sets ts in al! models. Fiadio Shop—Sixth Floor. nd Locust, From — a — ———— _- ee a i MME A y, Sale of Dresses Regular $9.75 to $10.95 | Dresses ¥ 95 > of 1 Furs ractive to add an extra smart ardrobe during the January ture. LS ‘ur-Trimined sses’ Coats luctions 0, | Former $125 to $175 ) | Coats Including Many Samples #: ‘100 and Up. '; Off S Group of Extra - Size Fur-Trimmed | Coats at ¥3zLess | Beal, | a | rican — Land Clearance of Riding Habits Former $35 to $49.75 Riding Habits — | | Former $45 to | $75 Riding Habits $35 — ee low in price, high in efficteney o¢ | eration and satisfaction to the owner ; ere is St. [cuis’ Headquarters for these oe % ia Ninth to Tenth —_ - _—_ _—— _—™ ia Men -_- =— in _™ —_— _——— . Sgr Sar e —_ ae —___— _ - — F — e Touring Car - - - - * 875 *795 Roadster - - - - - 855 795 Type-B Sedan - - - 1045 895 Type-A Sedan - - - 1195 1075 Coupe - - - - - - 960 845 Panel Commercial Car 960 885 ! Screen Commercial Car 885 810 Chassis - - - - -. 730 635 - F. O. B. Detroit These new prices apply to a product that is far and away the finest Dodge Brothers have ever produced. . They are made possible bya *10,000,000 expansion program, which practically doubles production, and materially reduces the cost of manufacture. fp ig TE dermal TATE MOTOR COMPANY, INC. south Branch: eT WASHINGTON BL. AT GARRISON 5626 Gravois Graf Motor Company, F —— — ‘ Turnbull Motor Company, 9th an ay Sts., S. Chars, Mo. Jefferson 1241 DopGEe GROTHERS MOTOR CARS eww i, =. nti — — - — = TT a eee

Page 8

8 st LOUIS POST-OISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — - —_———— ee —————— SPECIAL ,inocmc SALE ——— Fe r — T0- CUSA aR SERVICE Poe (ln tegen ~ ALLEGED LIQUOR PROTEETION Mi Fla J vi “ah rt ah ica ce te gas © . GO-BETWEEN SURRENDERS 617 75e Fancy Bath | Towels °Ox38-inch size Towels of ~ fine. weave. eolored border. 3 fill runs; cack... Good weight, with Bath close 39. : = “eee | e — : nis e, which will connect at S. J. Peters of St. Louis Gives Bond North ON FLOOR SAMPLES AND USED P cone ae Neca eR : : _'Havana for South America This at Chester. LIL. on Charce of Broadway —_—" sem of +) T rr pe eho l..”* Briers (4m pirac). | | wil reduce oUF st ock of shopwo rn and used Ww . is 7 ra sit tee t mé only an otiers YOu an opport ‘unite + + a oc od & er at a low price. : Women’s Novelty Lew Shoes Ali quality Footwear WILL GO AT A GREAT A Few ot These Bargains Are Shown : LOSS! 6750 pairs of newest novelty Shoes in- “opper ft Cylinder : inding a wonderfal selection of advanced ow. vyaccum \ “— $65. FEDERAL S.- ~) -* ceo cou “pring styles. It will pay you to take advan- Swin 2S VT? — Bi per : ‘ace of this GIGANTIO SELLING OUT SHOE ABG = 5=- . $65 SAIRADAY = r tub; ~ALL.. "see SRR RRR ORR pper 4 4 le ty ” swing! 60 nia ak p Blonde Kid Pumps Betaging witli EDEN © Svinging wringee AT THESE GIVE-AWAY Fp A: linder type ...0 PRICES Genel ABG Alco o> *: cd BIG 3 orci “Tanger. co ii nder “opper tub, rwing- x : a FNEN typ . .. $35 | ABC ing wringer .....1. er, OR S223... SAG st y P 2 Aching Joints «.- Th Up Vacuum =~$12 Lumbago om eumatism N “ ) Gee the Washer = - . » ° ~ - = : -_ => Lce@erTe Wl. © 8 sma. parge ier tae antennas > — ae em se © — = w cludes a high trpe antenna outfit, and With Every Set We Install Goes SIX MONTHS’ FREE SERVICE i a This Highboy Set Alone | Without) Regularly $13 And With Accessories (** &?°**) Price Would Be $16 * " ¢> ‘a ie eyl mt ¢ ‘Big ~ -~ > a" ~> *- ” . re 7 %. } a 30. ithout a of the a sores which we give with this Net—whr a five- . . . : . cece . . ; m1) ae . withon? +.) 9 ; , ~ 4 * > - = + = - ~a ss ee & . a. > iia! uv - i ‘ A wa 8? VW A = rye 7 ~ - - SUN ies ames easter dae antas ade eanemailiaies ane ee Or You Mav a 2 ‘ | Set in Highboy Withov REMEMBER—THIS IS A FIVE-TUBE STORAGE BATTERY OUTFIT } Accessories: a contained inside the EES eee . | Plenty of Salespeople. ~ "a *, TDes, speak - | No Waitim peopie Note: Radio Sale Begins at Sale $ ( O= ers _¥ VE RYTHING—ne un Radio Department 3d Floor. ae ) 9 4. M. and Is Open i , o 17 @ set im mmnartes. if ° pP sichtiv externa! Parts, "o2 “Sent. om Teer way to Deasune ™ > - -- - . - . s 4 : " Roane ‘ : ‘ t Be a. ic a : . > ~ -- 7 . ‘> a an 4 5 ao oan is A..4.4 & Ad | ; 7 ct & naan Li Aka lacs ~~ 1% ~ = LT) Bie » TY) Be StPramty , _r ” a7 e mks - = r N 7 OT) ~ Wavs ’ ea Sifrt? tar r > TT DreP isn at eoe r hile = . ae -, Cc -_ a ° -- >. . . 7a i =. 2 . * bes - 3 ; ee 6 C1O8€ & Geai which will make radio historr. Nowhere else in St. 89 p Lous to our knowledge has a Highboev Radio Sete heen “ x a r - — a - cm \ a » A i’ eS ev el " A “= ~~ © & ’ “| tn » ie | 7 7 ; . ; > . . . . Proaching this. ihe public will marvel at it. and rightly so. for we fee] just] y ~** > “4 7 : ss / be . eee . ” ‘ : Su eautiful mahogany a VF * . ~ Fo. - + -_ 2 . . .Y rope on eal oe eT P - - oT rs Ar \s* } a > tam le acl . ) atire tam ubber Case Stora Tr. “ea felboented he > \ rT ce > ° -3 a — os ; 3 —_ é “et . . . a i: ng con . inside Us 100 ampere hour - > a > ee | . ——~~* ~ _ cr ~~ — = —— r= ; ae sate » » ° e o +}. \f - a pe S U] . - — = J | tal =e _ e 1° ea 7 oI vars. . . ' 7 sa ‘ ss. ‘ ‘ > »~ +24 &- - . ce as La 4 : i . > ¢- - 7 Fi , - ” 4 - — + . > : : RA @€44 ce ° Fae — - . - “x — =b- ~ _ 1. 7 . " --* . +) e . Y > - ~*~ = ~ —— ~ i = ¥ . ‘ iA ~ ~ “a . 5 ie . | "oP Ff RS en tan ak on. oe *, . ~ 2 al e > oO a . ~~ . . =. ta. ad ba a@aet . r e “m. - + ‘.* . . ’ > ' ie . ‘3 = s ’ r} ' iii "a “iner [or $ »* - * ; ¥ WJ ny ae ie q: es 3 _- a, ‘TS Pene NS Ti on name enn cre) / / | 8 =A ‘Palmolive Shampoo brings out natural bes This Shampoo of the hair. Ea. 2ic f ashime Vsoad be F’acker’s — > { Of crstord Paime Fterk ©€ (ert. fied Lara OF No. @7 cake f;nest Lifenes ‘ren «4 El Mert Jergrn'’s Listerin vr oe ‘ uticwur +. pom Iirmaiin Man.! hayre . ose YWurine Philips’ Jenne \ Basia Lrans Od Spire Lama $5 Heavy, ome ash full I I whl $2 2> tlothes Baskot~— Mate te «itlew with woed . oe oer * reer * vr ee * © Oe

Page 9

THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY _ — —_ a —_ —_—_ ——-— - SQ a eee ee - - - — —— a — - —Ee - SD apes eee _— eo exceptions, a small payment down will secure one of these machines, the balance in monthiy payments, FIRST SERVED CENTRAL ) 418 N. SEVENTH! (Between Loecnst and St. Charles) ee = li ons imme- y of these 2CEIVETS a ay Be Purchased on erms as Low as : 00 Weekly | Small Down Payment ( / * \ ws ff egularly $130] ‘ould Be $168 | bs ere’s What r 5OQ:? Buys vol Highboy Radio Set in tiful mahogany cabinet. ine Cunningham Tubes. ner Case Storage Batterys | - ampere hour. 5 Fe 45-Volt B Batteries. tu May Purchase This | § in Highboy Without |: Accessories le $ 50 ss 69= 8 75c Fancy Bath 69c Large Bath Towels °0x38-inch size Towels of “ fine, weave. Good weight, with eolored border. Mill runs ; each... Towels Bath | plain white. Turkish close Towels. A good, heavy weight; 24x48- 39¢c inch size; each.... 49c al | | . 4, 1926. o a ; | January Reductions in All Departments | 49c Fancy . Turkish Towels Large size Turkish Tow. els, in white with colored blue stripes. Size 35 20x38-inch: each.. OC (Nugents—Main lI lowr.) ‘ J . ~ the Slore for SALE OF SILK REMNA} TS Our Season’s Accumulation of Silk Remnants, in Lengths of‘ At Our One-Half Yard to Five Yards Georgette Crepe Printed Satins Brocaded Velvets Printed Crepe de Chines Sport Satins In Materials of Crepe de Chines Flat Thread Crepe © Bengaline Radium Taffetas Pussy Willows Silk-and-Wool Crepes Satin Crepe Brocaded Crepes Romaine Crepes Tub Silks Printed Georgette 54-Inch Satin and Black Silks _ Flat Thread Crepes EE White Silks Usual Reduced Prices, Less To Discount (Nugentsa—Main Floor, South.) ‘ ; 1% aon ‘gia La Jon SD Sale of Toi : ae | ey All the wanted high-grade Toilet Preparations ina ~\ cl Goods S Sterns caren eth big sale Friday. Quantities limited to usual retail \ a FP requirements. / > No Phone or Mail Orders Haut Ton Lemon Marinello Products With a $1 Purchase Cream Marinello Face —of Hudnut’s Toi- Kilienzing or Powder and box of jet Articles we willl Theatrical (ream, Marinello Rouge. give A Hudnut's l-lb. jars. for Acquaintance OS Se , 57c 2 $1 Package. | Hair Preparations Manicure Necessities ~| brings out the Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur... .38c Cutex Cuticle Remover....... Zic gat ol odors. \) —— beauty Wildroot Shampoo ..........34ce Cutex Powder Polish........27¢ ae ' 10¢ | hair. Ia. Zic Wildroot Hair Tonic. .33e and 68c | Cutex Liquid Polish.........g%e nes \ Golden Glint Shampoo....... 17¢ : | Stucorfib.......4....26c and 58c Tooth Preparations — See oe ¢ To Porat oo ; = ay ; ive . , Soaps ee en Witch Hazel Tourist Cases Cuticura Soap, each..... pecccces cee — T regs ~g ene, aren ae. Pure extract, Thess Cane ” | =e : Renn 4 - ‘ebeco 00th fasts tv eee no adulteration. eubber-jined ashmet Bouq let Soap. .25c; 3 for 70c | Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder or Paste. .28¢ Pint sise. 29 ‘ ve vV , t + \N oodbury Soap, Cat h .e¢ € e626 6 «6 & 6 8 Plc Is psod: nt Tooth F’aste “eee ye Ike Lach ? oe _ C iyon, neat an Packer's Tar Soap, each...........21c * ty ‘8 Toot} Py us - agape 250 . % 89c Conti Castile Soap, 4-lb. bar, each.. .95c fo ae — ic oy —— ; ‘ Oxford Soap, made by the makers of Palmolive soap, dozen............ 43c Stork Castile Soap, the dozen....... 75c Certified Soap, the cake..15c; 3 for 40c Lana Oil Soap, the cake. .,6c; doz., 65c Listerine Tooth Paste Face Creams and Boncilla Cold or Vanishing Creams. .52c Lazell, as the petals, skin ; Nugents Glycerine and Witch-Hazel Lo- *ef © © ‘ Sal Hepatica Laxative and eliminant, large al i Aa ae &3c Lotion ind tissue.27¢c Heavy, all-copper, Laundry Needs $5 Wash Boilers Sale of full 11-gallon capacity ; stationary wood handles and dome-shaped covers, special 62.25 Clothes Bhskets—Made of closely woven $I 69 white willow with wood bettomse; good rn 56 deked . £3.00 Curtain Stretchers—PFull 5x10-foot size; $I 95 e heavy frames with 100 movable non-rustable pins. ——- = _—_=— ——s re etructed: made_of smooth-finished well-seasoned $1 95 $6.95 Clothes Wringers—All-metal, adjustabie $5 95 rollers, fully guaranteed..csceseese eee reerees eeeee 7 $2.50 Ironing Poard a —— ee ee —_— e—On stand: folding: strongly <an- — _ 50c Keystone Clothesiine—Strong jute, 39c¢ 50-foot lengths eceeeeesbore2e2e 68 OO eee ere oe emnatieasedl y ee sloslemsiacaidill Laundry Soap-——Crystal White. (No phone 10 Bars 37¢ Or mai! orders for Soap)...-.++-- vcnhamee for 85c Washtubs—Heavy galvanized iron; strong side handies. No. 2 size RA tha ; SOAP 4- : os Avert DdeL3 oU 04.90 Neh babi Oo This group includes an assortment of five-piece valance a¢ts. all with full valances and most of the Cur- tains are 30 and:33 inches wide. Some are colored ruffle trimmed and others are stitehed in ecol- $ 15 ors. Hach set includes one pair Cur- e tains, valance and tie-backs to matecn «<< eh on eee jee atte s owebiitaa in in No. 4711 White Rose or Bath Soaps, ie ior Sa 10 me sail Aid at it slit 170 | Kantol Elixir Tubes................26¢ : + ve ee a “ | Daggett & Ramsdell Pertect Cold Cream, Palmolive Soap Lifebuoy Soap, cake.......6¢e; doz., 65c : f4e Th popular Creme Oil Soap, cake......@c; doz., G5c | wn om. Soap for toilet . ; oy Boncilla Beautifier ....-.. 3s y Cake, 7e; Rubbing kil Merito Castile, 4-lb. bar......... ach | Hind'’s Honey and Almond Llaotion, Pg 77 Jergen’s Voilet Transparent Soap, cake, | a. an, for C ( °o } ‘ Ari So Alcohol 6c: doz., 6GSc } : z c ane . - — For rubbing ; Burnham’s Skin Rejuvenator 39c purposes; 1-pt. Drugs Burnham's Jasmine Creani..... Zhe bottia. Tinkham’s Vegetable Compound... .89c ° : Del Gloria Soap oe “2c Shaving Preparations _ Pure Olive OM Syrup of ligs $9c | Willian,’ Aqya Veilva.. s .. b9e + Pag tile} §=Soap. &”. Seeoereoervreaeeeoecgcerer et eereaeee ie ai : ake , . lavoris G5c. 39c. 2ic | Williams’ Shaving Cream.. -% ae a 75¢ : ; os : »_*eee —_— _e-e«ee@#ee*eeee-e . . oe Palmoliy Shaving Cre am. 2a ' Nugents Cream +: gece (gledacland Ue hea ssn a set Seenaena wee ee | Bie Listerine er 2ic, 42c, 7% BOCES S SA es - aete e. of Lemons s _ ae p d Cream of Freeh Pyrosana ’ Sc and 5% | Talcum owcers Jap Rose Trans- Tamons to seften Cuticura Ointment. 2ie and 3&8 Padioiive Taleus aie parent Soap nd whiten th kL prom Salts, 1-lb. cartons Pe Palmolive After-Shaving Talcun ioe ee hair ” . 2 mach . Ses Irmaline Spot Cleaner ibe ie egies: Taleun 12 toilet and bath, or a . . . ) 7 ” 2 - " an fe ; 2 35¢ | San-I-Sal Ms ste seeereers ' oe | Mavis Talcum tse; 3 for i © fo, 09¢ l‘ayro be secsgeres xe | , Kose Water and Glycerin.....+.«.-» 2tc | Face Powders Murine ; Pe 2 ae eevee 4% Piver's Face Powder in Raohel and ‘ Narcisse Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia....... — white . 3 8 : us se weereeee oo i. vt ay Pm Perfume °n: . Dicr-Kiss Face POwder. .-c-cceees-* bade amsde o (Wendy's) Deodorants and Depilatories | pis Moon Face Powder..-.--....29¢ erie .con : cotntehs X Bazin Depilatory .cccsces ees eeves 89c I - e e L e sg @ be © ss eeeee a Ste vag wees —— bottle Evans Depilatory o.--<eme--+++++s 6c Veolay’s Face Powder, white or flesh, —" large Each .... 9c Odorono.......--. Woeo ewes 28c, 49c, S¥c — Special $1.05 BSpird POWGOr 2...cccsscsercessevees 2ic Manon Lescaut Powder ....--+-+- . .05e . , (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) # gs 7 Curtain Sale Continues ffl AA os 2) Pesetietan Ried ana Pame. CUrlaias ' Regular $1.95 to $3 Curtains Including fine quality doted grenadine Curtains, fine quality ruffled Swiss (‘urtains, sheer quality erossbar marquisette Curtains, colored dot- ted grenadine Curtains, colored dotted Swiss (‘urtains, fine quality splash voile Curtains, 1600 panel Curtains, figured and plain and all trimmed with arti- ficial silk bullion fringe. Panels sell, each ~ *. 7% ~~ ae lt os ~ . (Nagents—Third Ficor. Seuth.) 25 to 50 Weeks to Pay ’ Have your purchases in your possession, be enjoying them while you pay for them on this ‘‘New Payment Plan.”’ sale of wanted Nottons. January Notion Sal No Phone or Mail Orders During T his Sale Buy your Spring sewing needs Friday at this (own c? O\, \C Protector Full-size Garment Bags. dozen to a 34 eR mgs ¥ J. & P. Coats’ Spool Cotton Dy-an-Shine Ironing Board Pad and | Best Spool Cotton; 250-yard Barton’s Dy-an-Shine for caver spools. Black and white; iene nd a h Muslin Cover and Felt Pad; all 6 spools Fy, SECS Oe 30¢ attachable with hooks 89 i numbers....... for 42¢ Black and colors........ and tape. Compterte.... Cc Twill Tape; white only ........... .--. Bolt, 10c ig Steel Scissors Dress Shiekds Finest nickle finish Steel Shoulder Tape; white and flesh....... 6 Yards, 25c Shields attached to net Scissors of various sizes and bodice. In small, medium sivles. Include embroidery, | Satin and Taffeta Bias Tape.....3-Yard Bolts, 25¢ | and large 30¢ nail and manicure 69c rr aeeweeene ScISSOTB. ..- 6 eee ese eee Ric Rac Braid; white and colors......... Bolt, 5c Readymade Pants Bands ............-... 3 for 25c . ; Bloomer Elastic Faultless Hair Nets Neckbands; broken sizeS .....ccceceses: 6 for 25c Double stretch Elastic, %- Double mesh Hair: Nets. ne inch width. White or All shades except white and ; 4 a flesh yards, ceai. Guat eet ten a Spool Silk; 100-yard spools, incomplete color oe 12 39c Recular $90c dozen, 59 range eeeveevees eeceoteeveeeseeeeeeerer ae Se DOSER. « oe ccresoticéus C Clark’s O._N. T. Crochet Cotton; white, ecru and Sanit A OOlOTS . . cc'cccas sc +ces eee Dozen, 806 esc ; Whisk Br Gum rubber poeciene tS 18 ooms 6f Aprons with net top. ’ Full - size Brooms, well Terry Wash Cloths ............. ee or 38¢ — and natural 39c¢ made, ring : . ee) ) ee ee ee ee . oh 23C¢ Cretonne Shoe Bags; 8-pocket size ............ 78¢c Shinola Sets; wool polisher and bristle dauber, 19¢ ee Dress Shields Cretonne Garment Machine Oil; 4-02. bottle ce'weoie*® Omeet ee ee 8.¢ @ « 10c = Silk covered Shields. In Sewing Machine Needles, 4 in tube ........-...6€ 2, 8 and 4. Patr..... sanbaend of anne $ | 00 English Sewing Needles; assorted sizes, 3 Pkgs. 10¢ Pearl Buttons; various styles and sizes... .Card, 5¢ Mattress Covers Kotex Novelty Trimming Buttons; various styles ahd Full Size, Twin Size, Regular size. Packed one colors ... rt i = © 10c $1.85 $1.69 Wash-Cloth Pockets with Cloth ..+...........19¢ (Nugents—Main Fleer, South.) white and flesh. Sizes 33c Made of unbleached musa. Ravon Spreads $ Large Bedspread in one piece, bolster at- 495. tached: size 815105. . mcace code cmiicce oe : Rayon Bed Sets | Beautiful Bedspread with bolster to match, in $5 95 rich Jacquard patterns in stripe effects. «o+.++++a . ’ (Nugeats—Jiain Tleer, Seutkh.) — Yy ‘Women's Batirobes WOMCH S DAULTODES A splendid blanket Bathrobe o . heavy blanket robing. In floral and $ 95 Jacquard effects, finished with eord. patna Tailored and well made. Dark a ee pee eS ‘Ce ome (Nugents—Second Fleer, South.) y a * Sinecis AN aid Cases Replenish your linen chest from this big saving sale of Sheets and Pillowcases. Sneets $1.25 King Cotton Sheets, 81x90, each ...... 95c $1.49 King Cotton Sheets, 81x99, each ..... $1.15 $1.48 No Name Sheets, 81x90, each .....$1.17 $1.75 Mohawk Sheets, 81x90, each .....$1.55 $1.89 Mohawk Sheets, 81x99, each ..... $1.65 $1.75 Pequot Sheets, 81x90, each .... $1.60 $1.98 Pequot Sheets, 81x99, each .....$1.75 eae Cases 39c Pillowcases, 42x36, GROD ccnp siettakess 27c 30c Pillowcases, 42x36, COG: cccccmesme 24c A9c Pillowcases, 42x36, GR cece cdenanie 35c 49c Colonia] Pillow PORE 2. oc ccccce: 29c 500 Fur-Trimmed COATS Anolher group of women’s lovely fur-trimmed Winter Coats reduced for the January Sales. Straightline fashions, princess flares, notched fur collars. Wrappy styles and models with back fullness. Many have fur (€ collars and cuffs | and some also | have fur borders \J. Coats of rich heavy pile fabrics that look beautiful and resist hard wear, and soft suede-like Coatings with tailoring that is perfect. These Are the Fabrics ; —Chamois-Suedes —Broadcloths —Pinpoint —Fawn Suedes —Fine Bolivias —Petit Point —Raritans —Sport Paids and Checks (Negente—second Fleer, North.) (Negeats—Main Ficer, South.) —_——) weir are ee ree

Page 10

THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926 “ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCE: eS Fy == meme ap HEE PMEE EEE A r = 4 s Needs Discussed. oie ‘SpEBae ERT SB a'a ree 2s ss 28 ganas n'8 2 Seaeasgaeeeeeeseseaeseaeaesnk 3 | need of an auditorium and % AE. EBBS HEADS Cy » be | Dependebtc ect at Lowest Preca (a - | SHOE RETAILERS Nuno xt D Sf zoos ro = : ——_— ‘ eo a a a . | sdds Westiniten Aoretbre be Guo ae | | Recogniti n of St u as 6 . . | : (=e WOU N SOBEMME N DRESS, 1S | 8 Mecing xg The Stare Aus the Presto §— VAULUY, MEN . 1 . ee a s ™ | | Recognition of St. Louis as a § 4 f Beautiful Smart New q | laevetoping. and an enhanced Toca! & > = Clearing at }-Price or Less oy - ome _ : = Fh I ere outstanding accomplishments g iy y / nf the s nd annu . ! ] ) © lor eas Gaatk@esicrn Shoe Retall- 1 REDUCED REDUCED! | = tT] AH 8OO Coats] |: aa 216 f fee = ¥. stey ; . : Fur-Trimmed—Values to $30 _ eke ; wy a gp . - ~* a 7 o + ? - ‘+ : . ‘ ssa > iii , P al iolesalers’ As * x ’ ~ al 7 o + - ray 7 F ‘ ‘ BOTs Oo ‘ . RP Zas R mR fand Charlies E. V ums, retiring fs 4a s fei @ = I presidene of the I ‘ - E ~ : ere * . + : - } } ’ , : ' i : ° A sweeping clearance brings these astonishing Dresses at a give- nd away price. Frocks for all occasions. Wanted colors. All sizes. ee eee Sixth and Loeust S We must make room for Sprr we are offerifig remark one-half ~- on choice Wint Bolivias Suedines Valeuse $ All Ricktr Trimm, Nicely ' lined ané Intertined & is 4 | +n ad c | Sends ae av puat eetts ; | ; = +H i : E . yowns in high er lew a fe ti 00 87. Inch Unbleached Sheeting [| ; iH b: s = ——— a : paige nbler “hed Sacseiie. “30¢ : s} . : . é i = a * . EF: coourt ns. J th. In soft past a« an a eom ere! 5 tail 2 Tl * ’ f Coats of Amazing Quality—Richly Fur Trimmed i rel? n soft a sdes $1 09 ee se cat caens oz : rt ‘BE silk ¢ hemise | er Step-ine— “ “emise . || CHOICE « HOUSE |} es ee a P2 } i A the : © ec i= 23¢ ‘ a " 13C¢ ener —~ 7 aol ~ 25 ar atom: & 4 —_— at a ee ke . Colored $1 .49 Colored Ruffle Ruffle 5-Pc. St ; Men's Heavy Ribbed ; % : 00 Dezen ~ € Shirts or Drawers . we 95 Curtains Valance Set et } hy $1 20-$1.25 in. mes “aS | Se eee —{—1 | Holland = le ane ? & Spier ' ) ty Th oO = ox en ~ . ’ . ae gee Be g 8 ; ' ne speviaily purcniasec b rocKs ¢— j 5 aa diet ony = — > Shades Bb. clude flat crepes. Georgettes, satin Can- . flee se — ; af . ' . red = ‘. . : tons, and a de chine. Also wanted 2 tees iu ics OF Elcom ae. goid--~ eat ¥H are & cloth materials for early Spring wear fortabie after eating, bere is barm a Os ee noted for thefe wearing cus 3% Light and dark shades. All sizes. — ‘« + - ~ ie 7 T gestion the momen acked Ea . KLINE’ S— Basement. rraches - stomach. ' _ . C $ 00 . \ 3 A278 guaracteed stomach correc- a tive @ests but a few cenie at aay éruc storan /E it haadr! : - > cep . SSSSSSSESSSTSE SSS SSA BBeSSeeeaeseeeeseeseseesess ees = > 4 j hoe 5 > ' oe ’ i SS ee > te we 6 Ff | re Cars See ae ;' «= ; i i ; i a ee ea ge ; Aidit Wada sheds Tin: Diet Talli | : SSeS eepegpeeeeeepeaeaans

Page 11

PPATCY: — ——s —— ee ee -_— —— ee ee. idise at Lowest Prices Ws AME DOLEMENL | Beautiful Smart New F ELTS r ax a! \ this very low Price, - Rate: - : fich and Spring "y v [Sanento-Baraein Rasement.) o~ “' | 2)e al) day ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY em ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wood's Needs Discussed. me need of an jum for the auditorium and Longfellow PISO’ Gas Quick Reef! A pleasant cftect ive syrup. 35c and 60c sizes And for external use: PISO'S Throst and chest salve, 55c. Aas * es Boe « a a A A ‘| 14 "Re ~ $] a. 50c “to 14 \ | nee (Nugents—Bargainr Basement.) . 3 3 : rr es]. * - [ - of Sample and -Half Price Actual $2. 25 to $3 Vals. FLED CURTAINS | . Curtain that wild om ase the most exacting taste and Hits! uTu yp io most any room. The concession @n price makes pos- ~) ha hues | ~=—s Colored 250 Fringe Valancing Panel Curtains oe i ca) ’ ; Miade of good _ qQiualits allover owe : bungalow net; ee ‘4 Tards ea ; ean be used one for wn, Hy ra to i window. -" iil Scalloped style. 29¢ $1.00 (Sugenis—Hargain Newement.) j | Seseeeseeaa os eee! 2 . BEER RSRBaBSB eSB BBEEB Eee Beaseesas * on choice one-half Sixth and Locust Sts. We must make room for Spring merchandise, heuce we are offeriNg remarkable Winter January Clearance SECOND FLOOR .. ot. Louis almost in our savings of apparel] Richly Furred Coats Every Coat in this sale has been drastically reduced. Latest styles, superior quality and choice furs at tremen- dous savings. GROUP 1 $69.50 AULL Formerly to 350 - GROUP 2 ‘sl | Formerly to $89. $550 / Prices Reduced on Dresses Hundreds of Dresses in smart styles at two sensationally low prices for such quali- tv. Fashionable colors. and materials, GROUP 1 Formerly to $39.50 0M sau GROUP 2 Formerly to $75.00 OU One-of-a-hind Higher Type 1/COATSand DRESSES Drastically Reduced Savings Average 4 to ss = 4 a — At the Old Reliable and Enolarged Men's $20 Overcoats and 2-Pants 2.90 EE Fe Men's $25 Overocoats ‘and 2-Pants ‘ Af ' tho. keke Men's Boys’ Maokinew Sento ‘ 3.25 Men's Corduroy Double- Breasted Coats or 3, 00 RR eS A E- Men's and Boys’ Sheep- on one od 1 Owe S0c Men's Heavy Work Pants ....... Genuine Better-Bullt, Red Diamond, Big Tom, Cow- hide Overalls and ] wh | ee | Men's Heavy Wool- ] 00 wee Beivge ...4.. . by n’s and Boys’ Heavy Winter Caps. Bl Police and Firemen’s 19¢ 15¢ Men's Heavy Ribbed Ait Shirts or Drawers . Corduroy and Cassimere Suspenders Men's Heavy Ribbed Full Lined Oc > Knickers - « Union Suits 150 Men's All-Wool Vicuna Overooats, Satin- Lined, OUT THEY GO AT ANY OLD PRICE CLEAN SWEEP SALE MEN'S HEAVY OVERCOATS and SUITS, $5.90 GLOBE DOUBLE —— — Men'« Cords and Mole- skip anc 1.50 50 “a7 = Juvenile . EEE Boys’ $7.50 Over- coats & 2-Pant Suits Boys’ Long Pants 475 Suits and Overcoats. *' Boys’ $2 Weol ] Ut Long Pants. , Men's O. D. army Shirts, double elbow and 1 715 lined bosom ' Men’s & Boys’ All-Wool Big Plaid ieee 7,90 0 ES oe Men's $2 Jersey Ale ESE 2 Men's Heavy Rope Sweat- ers; roll F ES Wien’s $3 Fur ie ae oo of eG 2 kk & & Boys’ Jersey or Leather Scout Gloves Men's Leather Auto 19¢ 1,00 os age Hatt ape Men's Rayon , , s cence 15¢ Men's Heavy Jer- 10¢ sey Gloves......... Men's Heavy Wool-Mixzed or Cotton Socks Boys’ Cassimere Long Pants Knicker, $5 ' Br the Aagse ‘For protection 'souri, th: save. ito be lare pai and extending State | James Dougherty, 52. Struck by Machine Driven by Frank Kehoe, — James Dougherty, 52 vears old, | who lived in the rear of 5218 Maple avenue, where he Was employed as a janitor, died at city hospital at 9 o'clock last night, after he “had been struck by an ‘automobile as he was crossing |} Page boulevard, near Clarendon l'avenue. Death resulted from frac- tures of the skull, left arm and left leg and internal injuries. The driver, Frank Kehoe, 27, of 720 Carpenter place, told police he 'was driving west in Page when a man stepped from behind a parked automobile to cross from the north to the south side of the street. He swerved, but was uMable to avoid |striking hin. | Man Hurt New Year's Eve Dies. | The death of Thomas J¥ Gill, 70 ‘years old, of 4123 Delmar boule- | vard, early today is thought to have resulted from infuries §surf- lfered New Year's eve when he w: struck by a Brown taxicab as rossing Ds boulevard sarah. street. Gill was found dead in bed it 5:30 a. by his wife, Mary, . who told police he had complained af a headache since he was struck the cab. At the time of the acci- dent Gill said he was not hurt and ideclined to prosecute the taxicab driver, Eugene Moore, 23, of 4153 Peck street. | Moore was arrested today and ‘told police he took Gill home after the accident. He said Gill told him iat the time that he was not in- jured. An autopsy mine the me ait “mnt Was ¢ Nn. will be held of death. to deter- cause Woman Hurt by Auto Forced to Back in Traffic Jam. When Mrs. Helen Wax, 71, of 1921 Biddle street, was crossing | Franklin avenue, at Nineteenth street, at 6:39 p. m., yesterday, 'with her husband, Edi, an automo- ibile, the driver of which was forced to back in 4a traffic jam, 'strucK and knocked her to the (street. The driver of the machine, ta large touring car, drove away | after the accident, presumably un- laware of the accident. Mrs. Wax | suftel ed a fractured right leg. ‘Driver in Motor Vehicle Fatality Held to the Grand Jury. A coroner’s jury today held Aug- ust Greifzu. i9 years old, an ice and coal dealer of 4470 Ashland avenue for criminal carelessness in } ‘connection with the death yester- day at City Hospital of George M. Roedel, 47, a salesman, 3809 La- clede avenue, of injuries suffered in an automobile accident on Dec. °3 last. Bond of $5000 was recom- mended. Roedel was a J ‘truck driven by George ir of ' 2 Cote Brilliante avenu: ) it ‘eollided with a touring car driven by Greifzu, at W and Ashland avenues The truck overturned pinioning Roedel beneath ft, and he died from blood poisoning re- ‘sulting from a compoung fracturs of the right ulder. A witness to the collision, ! Williams of 3918 Shenandoah ave- nger in a Ke! whet hA SS* “ ") — So «A rne¢ Slie "red }gue, testitied Greifzu’s automobile struck the rear end of the truck, ‘causing it to overturn. Greifzu ¢estified th the truck hit him, Kehr did not take the witness siand ion advice of counsel. $265,000 FOR PROTECTION OF WILD LIFE IN MISSOURI — — ——~ Large Sum Spent in Acquiring Sev- | State Parks During Last Ycar. ated )}rr«€« yy OMe of wild life Game and Vish $265,835.58 dur- en New JMFPRPERSON r) in Alis- State Comimission spent ing 1925, Commissioner McCanse: l’rom the State Dark fund, Game Department, chiefs land ‘ also under thr $134,305.60 was expended, for acquiring 22,583 acres of used as State parks. A balance of $85.189.97 was left in the game-protection fund at th: eud of 1924. against $107,403.57 shown at the end of 1925, while, the park fund showed a smaller balance on Dec. 31 last than the, year befor with $155,264.95 and! $138,319.04 in the respective years. | Th larger disbursements ior parks last year was ascribed to ac- ‘quisition of land, which compris s | ‘nearly all of the parks owned by the State. Before last year the State parks’ total acreage was, BSlighily more than 2000 acres in onix two parks, while now nine (parks are operated by the depart- ment for the State. heceipts into the game fund oXx- céeded those of last year by .§79.- 773.73. with last vear's | total et! $258,048.18 The park und re- eelved $114,358.69 in 1925 against $61,454.22 the previous vear. | Increase in sales of hunting }3- censes, indirectly resultine fron! stricter enforcement of game laws. caused the higher amount of reve- nue this wear, said McCanse. A higher price for confiscated furs 's0ld bv the department also sweile4 the fund i The Game Departmen is oper ited and maintained exclusi’ 15 v licenses and fees collected from va- i fious agence! es and spo lur- buying companies. numbering ap- proximately 4000 in Missouri, con tribute largely collections. Expenditures include mainte- nance of an office force at hesd-' quarters in the Capito! here and employment of 25 regular and 1! epecial deputics. Expenses of rismen to the are paid from the park fund. two hours by | —— i A A il i ly, A a ll, ily, lll tn. il, - a °°: eee ee oe _—_—__—_ ed & — — ~_—-——_— - mee ——_— — _ —— 23, In Our Special ONE-DAY COAT SALE The Lowest Price at Which Coats of Sonnenfeld’s Style and Quality Have Sold for in Many Seasons Friday! SONNENFELD'S Friday! HAVE YOU SEEN THE MIRACLE? Good Seats as Low as $1 610 to 618 Washington Avenue Third Floor Coat Shop—An Extraordinary We Never Carry Coats Priced Below $45 Regularly we NEVER carry Dress Coats in our Third Floor Shop priced below $45. Many other Coats, some worth Two or Three Times $29.00, have also been included. Just 400 Coats for selection (We Wish There Were More), for So Unusual Are the Values We Expect Every Coat Will Be Sold by ‘Closing Time Buy Your Coat Now : for Next | Season eled Foresighted women not requiring a Coat now, should buy for next season at these astonishing savings. SONNENFE 6/O /o Delightfully Chic!.....Charming! And Splendid Values, Too, Are These Newest Spring Dresses The Reigning Materials—F LAT CREPE and SATIN— Are Featured in a Flatt ering Style Collection at yy > (mea ©, SO ‘© : ae & < ELDOM has Sonnenfeld’s presented a more overwhelming we doubt that savings equally as generous will be available at the end of the season. All are Coats of distinguished smartness, mod- pinpoint, Bolivia and velva suede. lovely “different” Scores of Becoming Imagine Buying a Coat Now— Here—for $29 Think what it means, with Winter just here and three full months more of wear still ahead, to be able to effect such impor- tant sayings on coats. Many Furs Alone Are Worth More Than $29 ae Large, luxurious furs of the expen- sive character are used lavishly, mak- ing these Coats — rare bargains in- deed. Opportunity to save on high-grade Winter Coats. In fact, of such exquisite fabrics as lustrosa, duvbloom, ormondale, Sizes} for All | Regular Sizes 14 to 40 Slenderizing Models 40 to 50 ne -_e (Sonnenfeld’s Coat Shop—Third floor.) DS BASEMENT 5/3 WASAINCTON AVE Aa : PETITE, $ MISSES’ SIZES Black and All the New High Shades Are Plentifully Represented WOMEN’S & LARGER SIZES iinanedilidie = Geil New York! Styles copied from expensive mod- els displayed in manufacturers’ showrooms, revealing scores of effects. For party, dance and general wear. Modes for Misses and Matrons are shown. They Are Incomparable Values at $9.75

Page 12

“a ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — —S— =_——_--— — _—— -—— — ee eee meee eee ee — —--—-—— - ae SEVEN-STORY ADDITION T0 : vide $3 additiona! rooms tis adc«t-' EORGE WASHINGTON U, FIRES a tion to the present dining room and THE FOREST PARK HOTEL ©* :xctuce speciat aiming rooms. EDITOR OF ‘INDECENT’ PAPER: A - —s —— The hotel now has 300 rooms. The — tert > of a seven-story a4-| addition will be built on the south| President Objects Particalarly to. | Story About Morals at Mount Lonstructio! Ss ' i Es toca creace | este Poon ee | | STARFING FR Y “MORNING }% Pine boulevard and Euclid avenue, | The £t. Lowis Independent Peck- | io —— IDA P § ie will be etarted within the next, ing Co. yesterday obtained a per | ye NGTON, Jan. 1—Reorge | , "4 . month, M. H. Rodemerer, manag- mit to construct a four-story adil-| ash? Iniversite officials to- aie “2 | oh er of the building, announced to.) tlon to its three-story warehouse at} Wash ngton Sas lat | ' a” is day. Toe addition will cost ap-| 3825-33 Chouteau avenue,fat a cost | °77 **® considering expuiees =) te | noe oan ee ; proximately $4090.°099 and will pro-' of $125,009. other students connected with The} #§ ‘7 'Tash. unofficial publication of the! ae WASHINGTON AV. AT . . ee at ee ni mp ad bes x Phone, Central 8710 (Oppe | ell « e first iesue of The Lash i It Pays to Trade. wae d ibed b: Dr. William a Mather Lewis. president of the uni- > versity. as positively indecent, was sf eontemplating court ection to gain s reinstatement and declared he ‘4 would print another and “hottrr” i edition of the magazine. In ft, an Washington Av., Cor. Sixth St. announcement said, would appear the two lore letters which caused a sensation in the Rhinelander an- t suit in New-York and i'which have not been published Ior, Lewis said The Lash gener- al’ in exceedingiy bad taste, vas 4 t he objected particularly to an a eF : *e ;. & . > - ss - \ - — -* ¢ the most tmpertant reems ~ ~ geually the worst tl- 9 emina Des’ = | P of this firtare , ;, . ot the price. ¢ rt . @r rhea first i= ts he the moral characte of Georg: ta ord our thousand f $008. 4 : : e Mount Verno! Bromell contended 2 : al on e paign against “an all-powerful fra- aa 2 ternity ¢iiqu: * Equipped with an $3.98 ol Appliance (ratiet - % MAR RRR RRR RRR ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee es The Lash was produced, an an- , WIRED CoMrLeTe All Sizes nouncement in it said, to lodge “fr . > piain and unmistakable languace a All Styles ioe ceuinet tine. eutabehee aaa : 7? , ’ ' > . . ‘ . if oe . e " jratery? “ Cc im Ga 7 _ a Dates a4 ~ Values to $10 aniversity in Late Styles Sundays Darstime Only fo Florida. 4 a | You ll benefit tremendously—127 3 Hart Schaffner & Marx fine suits - and overcoats are included | the Assoated CT_FARWOAI i ae lorida iasts only from . | ~- - ~ - 2.6 sii ~ Sunday In sumrise to sunset, and picture shows operating before sunrise and after sunset are within their legal! rights. This fact was brought to light yesterday by Judge Bird, de- fending a picture show owner, whe was charged with having violated the Sunday law. He recalled that the Supreme «tourt of Florida had wade this ruling on the official! Sunday based on common lat, and there was no statutory law to the perating his show on Sunday night + S$ ma +9 ges : 4 BOYS’ SHOES : Valuce te $4: school and drese ' . J strvies. Special $ .* car up sale at son of Clare Bricges Marrics. 3°95. $7.45 : Special to t -ewweewewewevewe mn nn ne ein nn an", ,".",”,.",",".9.9 2 wee eeeeweseure NEW YORK, Jan. 7.—John R.| Briggs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Cla Tan dl =o of New R - Lit . , ' a A Sale You Will Never Forget § ®== °° , $1.98 Satin Ouchesse : : 4 eee EL : Ce. 3) P a new dressers. A =—~, j % _¢ , ‘ = . _— aay ln Our After- Inventor) $2 Canton Crepes Sp eanaitty sort ol Clearance a. Having just taken inven- 565 > / 5 AND 85 lorv. We have marked twelve : of our high-grade Chairs at . | ee rot ode ae HART SCHAFFNER & MARX pose of them quickly. Some : of these Chairs are real an- : | tiques — covered in venuine : () V ER¢ OA : S Unien Suits needlepoints and petitpoints ’ taflered: ‘ia ts We quote below these twelve : nt tia handsome Chairs: ‘ , eh . iq att I P . ; ' 8 . ieig SMM) Large Cane Italian Chair, hand carved. seat : ° 7 | ; and back covered in hand-blocked mohair. " | ; Ee Poet. Pee _. 3150.00 < : S20) Stvlish tall-back Chair, covered in blue frieze. . \ : down seat cushion, Fridav........ . $125.00 ” . | : 7. $ S200 Imported French Chair, a real antique. ele- 2 BROKEN LOTS FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK—ALL SIZES q : oo atyie and weignt, 3 5 | gantly covered in red velvet. Fridav.... $125.00 . | ‘ ) corset and bras SJZ2) Louis AV Chair, covered in handmade needl: . . | z point, a real antique—at least a hundred vears . ° 3 ES ae Le diene Honan VI < . ° S170 French Chair. attractively covered in broca & : telle, gracefully carved frame, Friday. ... $85.00 P t i : S160 Stately tall-back Chair. imported petitpoint f Yo k h pers ** i design on back, Fridav.. ee e u a € no Cc ances every one Is G as q 3 S10 French Chair. covered in brocatelle. Fri- < H. S h fi & M : | T6¢ Children’s , Senay ae oa eames pamela Oe art Schaftner arx garment 7 cuneraat eee SIi38 French Chair. covered in fine frieze. solid ma- < d I 3 puality ye SEA. hogany frame, Fridav...... eo ll " an u y guaranteed ' 4 a atripemeen ce Dive Si335 Upholstered Wing Chair. with down seat cush- " ond 4 7 ion, covered in brocatelle, Friday ...... $66.50 P : ye. " , $123 Tall-back Chair, covered in genuine mohair < -¥ $5.00 BLANKETS ti with beautiful embroidered design on back. » . . ag aT Nachos mes «uel b | a | REGS Se $61.50 : be a _— ankets, — = i : tr S110 a, — Hand-carved Hall ( hair. with 4 cae Be oe | i EE eee eee $55.00 Pp | 9 % = " ST10 Open Arm Coxwell Chair. with loose seat cush rice P 4 . i ton, covered in genuine mohair. Friday $55.00 P * Bi js | ie + A; As we se reat grt a fraction less than actual cost . : . we expec cash within thirty days. W h . A B - . ia ashington Avenue.at Broadway , A A. SRAAAAS EA & . (2 = - | , . ’ RAMAARAAABA BRA SBAARBASRSBASA EASA & RASBAAABAARAARASBR ASR BAABASSRASAASASASBSAS ES & RA BAA BAAR ES aa aa 2 RA A BSE ao 8 ee ee een ee “s ‘ to _ ae nent a mee. en ne tn re

Page 13

ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. \ oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eh ‘Se ee ee = » ee Ae PEOPLES Sy aes see ne at “ > 7 a 7~ e Phone, Central 8710 (Oppesi —_—__- ae WASHINGTON AV. AT 9TH — } ELECTRIC STORES te Hotel Statler) (2 eee oe a a i _ > ss © So / Kitchen and Bathroom Unii WE ai ADD i | more £XS OP KICKING [du hs rless maney It Pays to Trade Here A. | Ssolutely unchanged, and that the/ago, was today brought back here country will observe its obligations|and returned to the State Asylum as a member of the League of Na-/for the Criminally Insane. Lejune Co 4 T U M ES tions. was killed when he attempted to take Jones into custody, after and Wigs MEE] SEPARATELY Special to the Post-Diapatch. é d ° learning that the latter had es- ROBERT SCHMIDT = Jones of East = Pi ge wha lebes a Baton Reusd to kidnap 206 and 206 Seath éth Se. shot and killed Deputy Sheriff J.{|his child, who lives there with its Slayer Returned to Asylum JACKSON, La Jan. 7.—Alton|caped from the asylum and had —— eo le STAN DARD = Gi Gnvanree & tbatect werent Lejune in Baton Rouge a week | mothe! ™ TO WORK OUT PLA a UNDERSELL ALL nost tmportant rooms usually the worst il- 2 ee ee ee oe ee oe ee . » «= S0c Now, Each . Red, blue, green and amber. 40-Watt Tungsten Lamps Value, 25c i o-oo * ~ LESS BULBS Maptance Outlet $3. 98 WIRED COMPLETE Rach - Bathroom Brackets White ename! with white glass parabola shades. | owes WY VY WY ? v > + es green: Sessions Begun in Hope of Hitting on Ex- pansion Proposal That Can Be Passed. — eee In an effort to prepare a met- ropolitan expansion proposal which i'will benefit St. Louis and St. Louis County and which will be accep*t- able to at least some county mem- be rs of the Board of Freeholders, the city members have begun to} meet as a group informally, to take | up a serious consideration of’ de- tails. Their first meeting was held last | night, for more than three hours, | lat the home of one of their num- | ber. Mrs. Roscoe F. Anderson, 5856; Ixnright avenue. Seven of the nine Ty v7 Vv 7? fv T ) +? oe y - . & & BO , - a tata a a fe i : pibch asd. a eee ane oe Values te $4: school and Values stvies Spe ial ‘fan-up saie at $7.95, $2.45 rYrtfte*YvTyYTt?TTwTwt#?8st?yYyY YT, ,. > es ese @ BS © "S*® ASR PRS R RRR EARRSe ARE & 8 SHOES than 7 PRICE BOYS’ SHOES | MEN’S SHOES to £6.00. £ | most all sizes, $ ] 95 | high and 39 95 (oxfords a at. .é. " anu ‘ Special Sale of Women’s High-Grade Low Shoes, P all short lots, will go Friday Tegardless of a. what they formerly sold at. Values to ‘ $5.00 at $1.95. ~ Choice of satin, patents, Pe * tans, two-tones and plain »" leathers oxfords anid ovwv a Strap effects. Good $2 Canton Crepes c-59c S$ FF «©. > > * ® -_ mi Union Suite. Men's Cotton Ribbed Yaten Sults ny Spas MEN'S SHIRTS AND : DRAWERS—Heavy cot- tom Tribbed: sizee 32 to ah | --,...,. 086 7» FreeetesetfesteF @ ~ TTT TT TT TY Warner's Corselettes he neweet stvie and wei ght. . orset d brae bleached . : Siere combined . = ce fort and At. a Var - e lade nf 36-INCH MUSLIN 2000 vards of fine un Muslin in mill lengths TNION MADE FLAN- NEL SHIRTS heet worsted material, in gray and khaki: 00 sewer seizes * $1 98 She eting 106 ‘} Sink brocade with 4 hose e wearts rs and elastia hips Sizes 54to 40. 1 thread: sheeting, ed boxed corners $2 Mattress Covers’ full double-bed mm: Made of fine 0 sa unblea «*} ed With squar- $ 39 — vwwrvy@rrrr@grrye 2 ee ee % > 2 T6c Children’s Sleepers pein en's cotton fiannelette Pepe « of g oO 0 d ua ity flannelette, Mm pink and hliue Siripes—2 to 4 veare 50c Nashau part - wool eter $98 84. Tor xi Ze bed size bieached = ss st @& rTTw?t?TwvTTT?T TTT? Pe ' 5 beds hen stat uy! Seamiles« im ‘gray or tan mmnants wit fh pretrs ir ped Dy! acre rach, S7c 7 HAa ne eee SAS AeR eB eRee e e e e > = > © _ a > = ee ee ee, eee eee eee ee ee ee. . ed Jacquard stripes $22 RUGS Seamless Brussels Size 9x12; ‘beau- $ tiful patterns. Special..... s : mol aisha $EQ.98 $45 Axminsters $ o part vv i kK mt i* ‘ ta ext ra Im ns ers . TER bre Orko Fine quality Axminster “ Pair Rugs, size 9x12. bargain. ” ; oy Sheet Linoleum Blankets 9 Peurvan-wise Ge uriap back cur ] or ful! si7e L. Ine eum. in beds led 28 0 large room s#ir« $3.50 KRINKLE SPREADS Large 80x89 double- 49 Spreads; un- ° . with color- ae $30 Velvet 90 | $6. 50 BLANKETS Gerful iter esky, up to city freeholders were presen?, | Maurice J. Cassidy and J. F. Q. Reller being prevented from at- tending by other engagements. Organized last June, the board | has only five months left, or till) next June. in which to prepare.an |, expansion plan for submission to city. and county voters. kormal | imeetings of the whole board thus | far have not served to further con- | sideration of a plan. Numerous proposals have been submitted by city and county members and most | of them rejected in committee with little discussion. Much time at | board meetings has been taker up. in talking about hiring of employes, 'for whom there has been little | ; work This situation led to the decision | of city freeholders to meet without ithe formality of rules in their en- deavor to create a detailed pro- | posal on which the group mind ishall have worked. : Ten Votes Needed for Approval. | There are nine county freehold- | (ers, representation being equal be- | ‘tween city and aie ON Member federal SAVINGS Rererve jrrtem EIGHTH AND LOCUST Capital é Surph -TO ST. CHARLES Ten Million Dollaw 15 A YEAR Fg as an eo ~ - ‘ —". te a a tae th” leita, A ree tHe LR RR ot A a te et

Page 14

€ Ee mm ite. vam -—. a aor a 2. Pest fe Wa te ‘ 4 o_o * te 4 w “> ye an. aan | |? oe , cee s ah 8 er. te —"-— a 2 o eal cape hin Be) i. eh 2 Po. 7 as 7 « . ee” ee ee i eee i —_ as . = =o ie O64 2S «os ao “* ~~ : Pe ee Gee aoe — ar Rg ts eee: 14 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a owes the Untied States " evrernment $1,000,000. A judgment for that amount in favor of the Government was hanJ- ed down here resterday by Federal The order of judgment also idk cludes interest on the $1,000,000 st property, either the securities “ob- the rate of 6 per cent per snmninn’ tained in the mail robbery” % from Oct. 24, 1921, and the costs of | other property which might come ito light. be 000,000 JUDGMENT FOR U. S. AGAINST GERALD CHAPMAN Man Condemned to Hang for Po- liceman'’s Death Failed to Contest Sait. “THREE TRAFFIC CASE FNES TOTAL $1300 the court. Judge Edwin S. Thomas in an ac- The sum represents the value of) Two Drivers Carelesness, the Other tor Collision When Speeding. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Jan. Gerald Chapman, under sentence to |be hanged March 3 for murdering) loot taken in New Yorn on Aug. ment, judgment being siven when 1921, by Chapman and others. The proof of the value of the securities | judgment will permit the Govera-| st tolen was furnished. ford, Assistant Un ted States Dis- trict Attorney, while Chapman was standing trial 0 Hartford. Sam Reynolds of 4950 Lincoin avenue was fined $500 for careless | driving, by default. by Police Jud¢ Beck today. He did not appear in court and the only téstimon was | by the policeman who had arrested | him at 2:30 a. m. New Year's day. The patrolman said he was at-| tracted by the cries of a woman leaning out of Reynolds’ automo-| bile. as Reynolds drove west on the wrong side of Page boulevard, nea: Whittier streef. The policen tried to stop the car. but. Revnolds almost knocke down. Half a away Re-- nolds stopped. after narrowly ing collision with anotne! Arthur Brown ket street. jefault for eaers drivin he failed to appear on a ch running down Miss F dna Smi 1948 North Broadway, in front mMmiss- Spring Styles Included! also was fined th of of Women’s *6 to *7.50 Footwear er home Nov. 26. She was slightly hur‘ Joseph Harbath of 3419 HKiein, 9 : street was fined $400 as a result ofe In Brandt Ss Clearance at a collisiom at Beacon and Lillian | m venues, Dec. 13% Testimony was ’ PT ecceshes the tntersec- Amazing Values made all the more amazing because tion at between 30 and 35 miles an you know Brandt's Quality. The most wanted styles hour He appealed in STRAPS, PUMPS and OXFORDS, including Patent, Black Satin, Golden Tan Calf, Black Velvet, Metal Brewn Calf, Black Calf and Black Kid. Fit- Without-Fail. So great a savings opportunity needs no further emphasis. Brands 820 OLIVE ST. MAN AND WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER A TRIP FROM OHIO He Is Separated From His Wife and She Admits Leaving Husband. Mrs. Isabe! Delcarlo 21 v old. of Logan, O.. and Ch Bevan. 31, of Col mo. married. but not ears aries P. both to each other, are | held at Central District Police Sta- |, tion. suspected of violating the) Mann act. ahd They arrived on a Columbus train yesterday and were arteste at the request of Mrs. Delcarlo's mother when tev called for a tele- gram ata Western Union office Mrs. Delcario said she married a prosperous business man of I.o- ; gan Sept. 25 and left him weeks ago. In Columbus, she said she met Bevan, separated from his wife, and paid his fare to St. Louis so she would have comp Sh. had planned to visit friends here umbus. -—- » — Other Clearance Groupings: Values to Sro Vatues to $r2 at $6.90 at $8.45 at Big Reductions! S300 ~ a few any —_ _—— ee eee #7 — 40% Reductions on Many Lines! 50% And Even More Off Some Prices! Friday Shoppers Will Be Rewarded With Exceptional Savi ings in Our , ) GREAT JANUARY SALES | Readjustment of stock in the various departments presents an imposing array of bargains in the mos desirable modes. Friday, throughout the House, you will see the results of these read- justments in the form of many unexpected ‘savings. To Close Oui! as ssteecseeceeesssseuseseussecsecsceceess ——————————————————— Tailored DRESSREDUCTIONS o Suits $20 and $30 Were $40 to $j io || fed? *232 ERE are two lovely groups of Frocks that are Om lo Close Out! Extra-Size | Coats : R 1 395 | himnted Were Values 16% number of extra i ‘ hin = - size ore sizes 42", to 54 sim lar values. Included are man ? ~~ Segoe tile : imply marvelous vai ‘ : y —ottered while they last at less Friday we offer a limited new Spring creations from noted designers. thas cest, Warm weelen fab- i mumber of tweed and twil! Suits Everv wanted fabric. everv wanted style and new rics in wanted shades, some with ' - me Fe tur collars. in both the seven-eighths and shade. Modes for every daytime or evening occasion. St Se hip-length coats. Astounding ; : : . “ny . = = values that present a desirable Misses ....Womens Extra Sizes selection of shades. Not all sizes in ¢reTy group - _ ) Suit Salon—Third Floor. Dress Salon—Second Floor 00 Prs. Chiff High Ouality —— SSS SESE SE SESSA STRESS STORRS TTT COST PSST aT nae Tae ETT NTN TTS Seeeeea eer eTsaterer ereee revere sesvessusvesssesweven aveeeees tie seeevageenseeeecotiT? Hi O S e oe Coats COAT REDUCTIONS ie 50° ae $250 Grades 29 ie $ ~, Formerly to $39 Formerly to $99 - , 3 Pairs 3 (is wi ~ Q5 ~ RYSTAL clear Chiffons in i : Ts new shades. Beau- t oo 3 tiful. sheer, full-fashioned 3 Hosiery of first quality, with; a i OME of the smartest models : 7 patent foot that assures long \\ Petites and Misses Vearly All Size : wear. Lisle tops i of the season are presented ‘ CS Gi MISSES Vearilj Ail Sizes -_ _— on aK . . a ; . 2?) in this group. Fashioned ITH Warn Floor—sSizth & » of Northern seal (seal-dyed many weeks of severe weather ahead. these et : . + vel? +. - 1- ww eta ie )) coney), tearmink, caracul paw great reductions will be the deciding factor in the 1000 Regular ok i and muskrat. purchase of a new Coat, with many women. In Handkerchiefs i these two groups will be seen a wonderful selection of 1) Evety one superbly made, : warm Coats of fine fabrics with many fur trims that are PFT wanes gitte $ ») Pe Sane, i alone worth the sale price! Imperted Hnens in ¥ matural or dyed squirrel or solid colors. prints or trummed styles. (No phone cr mail orders.) it scoveeseoeersesseeeseesbeecsesseeeveese : Main } loor—Broadway a These Are but a Few Examples of the Many Storewide Reductions ; Ceat Saion—T fox. hird Fleer. Fur Salon—Third Floor. — ee ~ —_ — — es ~ — —_— - — -_- - - — = - » ment to levy on any of Chapman’ s, Chapman did not file an answer | , 13 | n , B the Associated Pre tion brought by Postmaster-Generai/bonds and other securities Still/ to the action and Judge Thomas Penalized for pinay £3 New and John A. Danaher, Hart-/| missing from the $1,490,000 mail| granted a default to the Govern-! naiZzead . : | | 9 O'Clock Specials for Friday From Every Fioor and Corner of the Store 25 Suits, i let at $11.55 S30 Gabardine ( cats. $15.55 $7 Veleur Hats, 34.65 S= Men’« (aps. 31-4 S156 Neckties... $1.50 Hestery ... “Se 22 Men's “Shirts, $1.55 S36 RBRiwe Serge Treusers 33 Men's 1 nicon =uits sc.58 VNeeol |! Shirts 16@¢ Cellar Butters Sc $1.75 Men's Veet ilieves . Flannel Shirts. $4.45 Roe ss ST Men's Sweaters. , 4.55 $3.56 Men's Gloves, 3-.19 aie Pari« Garters [8c 33 Mufflers at. ..Se 3235, Beys’ O'’coats. S173 $3.56 Men's Hats. $1.55 $3 Men's Pajamas«. 1.92 $4 Men's I nion and 18. Wi seld fermerty at pairs of pants. ‘Peides, SiS and $16.75 —_— tinbdr eakable @ at will ge Friday at Visor Caps at. . 7 Men’s Pajamas 8 OU Cleck Friday ~pDecial n@e Mer s Righ- ‘,rade iy 93 em agement in high-erade materia is. irda, HIGH-GRADE HATS FOR MEN 1 Sensational sales of Seasonable Hat OCleck Friday Treusers. Ere. Twe Pasts te Re Y é' " Sere to Visit This Dept. a Seit, Keickers, Vests. Etec. Ste “ait a” Ress’ Boys’ $ 8.75 High-Grade Suits, $ 4.88 |] Boys’ $10.90 High-Grade Suits. $ 5.88 ff 51. Boys’ 516.75 High-Grade Suits, $ 9 88 Boys’ $28.00 High-Grade Suits, $13.88 | BOYS’ FURNI: 173 Bere Kiewsrs. af 1 Bere (ane. af MEN’S SWEATERS ks “haehker coat styic, ret! col- lars. etc. Fridar. and £&.008 “weat- K wits. s**t « =] 50c SOFT CC Cotlars While they leet: regular 7 Seft Cellars ge on sale Friday at Space Will Not Allow Us te Mention the Hundreds of Articles All Departments Going on Sale Friday. Come, See for Y¥ 77? L $80 Value—Special "40 @ That comfortable, dignifi type of Chair which adds much to the room in whi it is placed — beautifully uf holstered in imported neeftile point tapestry, with choice ¢ several ornate designs. oe A BAAD AAAAAABAAAAAA CASH s neeb bb bob bbbbdhoepbbooo65666664646446646466666666 66060 bdo Ob oOo boo OO OOOFO0F0F FF FFF 59508090004 Seventh _PA BA BBA BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAS os ph ehhh bh Ahhh hh jb die be jb ddd dtd ddd didi ii iii ieee i >, bohooo606666660666 060664646849 7Trreeeeeeeeeeeeeee.,mmm mr

Page 15

AN APOLOGY To the hundreds a new and old cus- tomers who came / inca and were P not promptly wait. - . yi ed on, we wish tg: J: extend sincere apo}- \ ogy. We had 59 extra salespeo but this did not render OUr usual prompt service, due to the great crowds who came into our store Thursday, the opening day of our | greatest sale. We have made extra preparations for the balance of the gale, SO come expecting ‘}| to be waited upon promptly. The Eyes of the Entire Community Are Centered on This, the Greatest Sale We Have Ever Attempted They Are Coming From All Over the City and Counties Around. Our Usual Charge Account Plan Remains During This Sale. HRODER «. ON AV. ST. LOUIS, MO. 90 TRADE SALE OM A CLEAR S WONDER- | ,Just © AND BOYS’ ore Days OATS, FUR- | IME 'S sHon EN THE CITY Buying DAY! DON'T oo stig _ —_ i rly Friday ae MEN’S SHIRTS More men's regular 9 3c] $1.50 and $2.00 high- grade Shirts, collars attached or detached. Come early for them... ; rcoats and Young Men’s Ove Sale 8 A. M. briday—Come yeti Overcoats, for men and yotime men at... . $11.85 Overconts, for men and young men at. "$14.85 Pvercoats, for men and young men at. 823.85 Overcoats, for men a young men at... . $28.85 yvercoats, for men and young men at.... hvercoats, for men and young men at.... Overcoats, for men and young men at.... vercoats, for men and young men at.... —» p.85 = Friday, Boys’ i“ $1.25 and $1.50 tnbr eakable Visor Caps at. DR MEN Men’s Union Sults » Hats Friday 9 .O'’Clock, Friday ey at... $1.55 speci ay at... .82.85 - - yat... 84.45 Regular $7.25 a . 86.65 and &2 men’s 39 is 6 © 6's . SRAS Sunes Se -.- 83.85 Fri- $1.05 - . cay | a : Titers ete. they EN’S FURNISHINGS ‘© Caution Vou to Come Marly Friday for Your Share r 81.00 Wool Muffiers for men...... 5Pe S10 Silk Shirts for men.......... 87. $3.50 High-grade Gloves. ........82.19 Mier Cuff Link Sets for men........ 20e e.0 Driving Gauntiets for men, . 85.95 hie Men's How Ties, Mriday........! 37e BHO Men's Swenters, Priday..... K3.85 B5.00 Men's Kinnnel Shirts...... 83.95 One Lot of 1000 Neckties: former C pric a Tike, i, ew BOYS’ FURNISHINGS % U'Lleck Friday Specials Re Sure to Visit This Dept. Friday ihe “Allen A” Royse’ Stockings. =5¢ $1.°5 Hove’ Blouses, at ..... _, he 81.50 Boys Caps, at tite $1.25 Boss, Ribbed Union Suits, 68 $6.05 and $7.95 Rove’ sweaters 64.65 Many ‘(ther Articles Toe Numerous to Mention. 50c SOFT COLLARS White they last; regular We Soft Collars go on senle Vriday at wee Gege Collere....-.ssceoss 20 » Hundreds of Articles From Come, See for Yourself! ~ , od a * % * ? - . at Bt ll ee EM te BG - ~—- eee ee = Te ~ ee a ee eee ee _ — ee THURS IVENING, NUARY 7, 1926. «scion seid ~~ ial ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily. Saturday,9 A. M. to 6 P. M. for men, women wand children; in this lot are broken sizes only. Sixth Floor — Johnson Ice Skates | On Shoes, on shoes, $6.95 a @ Aluminum fintshed, tubular racing or hockey Skates We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise Friday—Important Savings on 75e Art Candles From Abroad, Pair for - 49¢ @ Imported, decorated Candles, packed pair to a box; there is such a variety of effective designs and attractive colors that you may choose suitably for any place where Candles are wanted. At these savings many will buy Candles in half-dozen lots. Sixth Floor a eT Friday—We Offer These Royal Wilton Rugs $75 and $81 Values, $692 BPOGE B..ccoccodse @ Heavy Royal Wilton Rugs with fringed ends. adding to their Chinese and Persian designs on taupe, blue, rose. tan ) and mulberry scrounds., Deferred Payments If Desired. Fifth Floor ———— Extraordinary Friday Choice of Tapestry Chairs $80 Value—S pecial "40 @ That comfortable, dignified tvpe of Chair which adds so much to the room in which it is placed — beautifully up- holstered in imported necdle- point tapestry, with choice of several ornate designs. Seventh Floor ° Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West If You’d Save Materially on Linen Supplies—Attend the $1 and $1.25 Teapots Special, Friday..... 19e @ Imported earthenware Teapots with choice of a variety of shapes, sizes and attractive colors. Fifth Fleer —WNow in Progress, With Remarkable Assortments of Favored Kinds Table Sets $9.95 Value $6.1 “Bangor” pure linen Table Sets of full bleached, satin- finished damask, with hem- stitched hems; 66x66-inch cloth and six matching nap- kins. Linen Toweling Linen Damask | ) | ' | 25¢ Value, QO $2.25 Value, $1 55 Bedspreads | | 5 Yards.... ¥ | Fee. saduvdase . $7.95 Value | Pure linen Barnsley-finish | wWery heavy quality pure linen | | Roller Toweling, with colored | Table Damask in a wide se- $ 95 | border. '- lection of new patterns; 70 . mo a es 220 | §nches wide. Bleached snowy > va » 2ec | . yr sale eat “a white. Beautiful rayon Bedspreads | ’ in plain old rose, Copen Re blue, 14 d hid—#s:1 | 45c Towels $3. 95 Soprease eacteek ie stherscrncg “an Absorbent Bath Towels, col- -—-of krinkled material scalloped edges = | ored stripes and bor- colored stripes; Se 95 ders; 20x40-inch ize. LOC | §1x105-inch size.. Table Damask Yard. nia 9 D [ $1.49 Value Imported pure Irish linen Table Damask, 64 inches wide and ful] bleached; very durable. ] e ee Madeira Sets For Bedroom Windows—T hese Ruffled Curtain Sets $4 Value, Set g 1 5 POPU NT iadigi . miaupe ime och a: Geaes == poy ~ ; @q white dotted grenadine Curtains of sheer quality-— finished with crisp colored ruffles—on Curtains, val- ance and tile-backs. Well made — choice of several shades. $8 Fringed Curtains —in shadow weave: ecru color; scalloped, and fring- Deira avvreecnne SOUS Bedlight Frames Jean r21 9C Strong wire frames with cord, plug and chain socket; no charge fou in- structions in covering if you buy material here, Fifth Fleer | Imported Crash Séts $3.95 Value, in This Sale...... 59 ane $9.49 | Attractive linen Crash Sets for breakfast or > ws use luncheon tables; bordered in blue, pink, gold juoee: Three-piece pure linen Buffet | or lavender—and consisting of cloth and six fets with Madeira hand em- | napkins. broidery and hand scalloping. Third Flogr An Extremely Unusual Group of All-Wool Blankets “Maytona” Radios $10.95 Value, > Q.59 Complete With 320 Pair. © © ei@t=>e «o ape @ Giankets that are heavy, warm and in the attractive block See the Remarkable “Super-Six” Equipment. ... For Fresh Air Indoors—Use Thesé Window Ventilators 85c Value, Friday.. » 65¢ @ Adjustable type Window Ventilators . with strong metal frames and covering of weather - proof canvas. 11 inches high—extend to 39 inches. 65c Galvanized Coal Hods......... occ ces coves cma Utes «eee B0c Furnace Coal SROvuees, ssi ceek oon e4 oc 0:0 o Beiaucocoses - S00 81.90 Window Kefrigerators, galvanized . som. « «coenwse+ - 81.25 $3.00 Curtain Stretchers, brass pins. . . oo ee~ emacs. . $2.00 $2.85 De Luxe Flour Bins, 25-l)b. size. . -cccs «mee ows. - $1.58 $3.35 Delane Bread Boxes...... ++ 0 eee oe em eowew ewan « $2.15 $2.08 Galvanized Ash Cans........ccoceenphicwancewes- 92.45 plaids now so widely wanted. Woven of pure wool yarns @ A value that will interest many who want a --: and 66x80-inch size, with bound ends. In blue, rose, tan, - Ne h-grade Receiver. The Mavtona Super-Six is a $3.95 Clothes Hampers, with Covers. .. os. eveweewene ss - $2.70 eray, laven@er or bleck and red 1gn-grade heceiver. » May ouper-. o $3.25 Willow Woven Nursery Chairs. . . ee e+ sup ewevmes - $2.45 Se ae six-tube Set in mahogany-finished cabinet—built $1.45 Kitchen Cannister Sets, 5-plece. 2.220. ewevcenee. 81.00 Blankets | Pillows Comforts with precision of excellent materials—and certain $1.98 Blue Enamcled Roasters, large. ... +++ O08 large 13-0z. packages of Procter & Gamble's a oe Ae Ivory Roap ends. , feathers. large size. Valley CHAPECIS 22. - +++ +++ eeccewwoccere - $11.95 Flakes; no mail or phone orders accepted; very phes. 55 Third Fileor Sixth Fleer special for Friday... de Cee er ee eee 2 ee Cc Basement Gallery Sale eee O oO 4AASAAAAA 64646 ~ — Beginning Friday—An Event That Should Benefit Many St. Louis Families of Hosiery —_— — - forced feet. Black and colors are shown. Women’s Silk Hose | Seconds, $1.25 to $1.75 Grades | | Mull and semi-fashioned thread silk Hose with double lisie tops and rein- ; ’ Women’s Hose Seconds of 88c to $1 Grades 64c Sermi-fashioned wool-and-ray- on, silk-and-wool and cotton- and-wool mixed Hose, also rayon mixed, in fancy checks ‘ and stripes. 7 7,"r,r,,r"r,- rr .eerr-ewererfer'T,Tg}*"'T''".777 7777 7 7 7 7. 77 7" lee ee DL Men’s Rayon Hose Seamless Rayon Socks with lisle tops and reinforced feet. Riack and colors. Sec- 23 onds of 39c to 44c grades C | ——— —_— Women’s Hose Seconds of 79c to $1 Grades Women’s Hosiery Fanipies at and c alo: Brown and oO e kes. ae @ Practical garments are these, splendidly tailored of woven border flannel and shown in styles for women and a Semi-fashioned thread silk and | ravon mixed tJlose tops and reinforced and colors. Children’s Stockings Ruster Brown and other brands of seamless .mercer Hose in black and colors, | Kroken sizes. 32c to S0c values... with liste | feet. Black | ized cotton 32c inisses. In popular shades, with borders in side and bot- ’ Women’s Hose fon, effect, smart collar and novel pockets. They're suit- Seconds of 25c to 35c¢ Grades able for street, school or afternoon wear—right’ now and ‘in early Spring. Sizes 14, 16, 18 and 20 for misses and 36 1 5c to 40 for women. Phese are seamless cotton Hose with double heels and toes. offered in black-and brown. ) l 95 M lin ___Sample $1.29 to $ uslinwear ——. Men’s Silk Hose s Step-Ins, Bloomers, Chemises and Slips of fine-count nain- Gowns, Ster Full and semi-fashioned thread | gook, muslin and crepe. Tailored and novelty Silk Hose with lisle tops and stvies, with various effective trimmings. Compiete reinforced feet. Black and range of sizes and large quantity of extra sizes. colors. Seconds of LE | Special, each 79¢ to $1 grades... . 46¢ i. Basement Economy Store Basement EFconomy Stere Another Event That Will Attract Many—T his Selling of Women’s and Misses’ >) & *6 Wool Dresses Groups Bay, ery Important Savings—Take Advantage of Them! —of “Parker and Wilders” All-Wool Flannel 9 - : $7) 88 88c to $1.00 Values ee hd t les id broken lots | of thread ik and #silk- | mixed liose. with lisle ee | and reinforced - Rliack ¥. Suste j tA. CL] i Hint ima fe —- - ii S(t > Ui Lie eee eRe ee een nh bh hee bh bee EO OAK EDS A ee eee, eee ARLE LR RE RL RRL LR RK LLL ELL LL LLL LDL DD DD | Wee ; sit ly | (tte 't ik ge =. Kitchen Toweling Pepperell 6000 yards of 16-inch unbleach- ed part-linen Toweling with blue Sheeting eo? - oor Special, } 70c Value, Yard | | | Dress Gingham | 40c oI 29c Value, 1 5c es + to 8 yard remnant ! Yard. 00006 le el} 10- | A GS Eictteensalt aanaanine “Kalburnie” Dress Gingham in 2 | oer many purposes to 8 yard lengths. 32 inches wide and in various attractive patterns. ~_ASAAA BAA AAD AA ADA SED A ADD EOLA SABAAEAAALALSGEEGAALGA £4.44 44 + + bb Ae AAA ALA RL LEEK ALLL DE DDD DAAAAA A DADRA ADDED ARAB AAAS A A AA A A A As | ' ; } i Among the Many Offerings Friday in Our Very Important Januar y Sale of Cotton Goods | Drapery Remnants D ‘ Lo LO Bed Sheets Pepperell &1x99- bleached Sheets hemmed ends. Subject to sn New “Scout” Percale vad...15¢ 36 inches wide. grounds With neat of “Scout” brand. inch scamiess a gamete ( ‘loths @ Thousands of yards tn this group. The lengths meas- tain $1.59 ure up to five yards, and included are fancy Mar- Bila Ss. . grade $ I. | 9 | Seconds $1.50 Grade | quisettes, cretonnes, fancy nets, voiles and other wanted *“eenenee eee eoewr*ereer#e#e | pe mock “— E ore am naated pieces $ l 00 |. | Oil Opaque Shades] Ruffled i * —in light and dark tan, 36 White scrim Curtains with | Bleached cotton damask |” inches wide and six feet] neat eyeus nas ae See ty | long. Mounted on heavy ruffled sides anc . Cloths in 64x 63 - inch | roliers. Seconds of 49¢ $1.50 value; R9¢ gray or navy size, with wide colored $1 gwrade@ ..-.-++++** BOF .cceeece oeceede figures and | border. Rasement Feenemy Stere Basement Economy Store A Special Friday Selling of _ 35eto89e — Wc Table Grades, Yard... Silk Umbrellas Profit by This Offering of Women’s Seconds of $5 to $6.50 Grades $3.79 @ Attractive silk rain-and-shine Um- brellas with imitation amber tips and tops. Choose from a large: variety of fancy handles and a good range of colors. The imperfections are slight, and in no way will they effect the wearing quality. ee” ee seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerervrveeweewveeYeYeeeeeeereerererrerererrrrererreree Se ~~... eee eee eee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee eee ee eee - iit a ee eee LL EEE Die “oso seeeeeeeeeee,,--,-- sn intihihirhbrhna inn nin iihapi bib bp bbb bbb bbb bbb DDD DDD DDD bb bb DDD DMM ~~ Oe - 5 alee aM cote) megs Sa Pha ce abel, fee oe ee

Page 16

ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH - THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: were Editorial Pua -_— -——— — ——————— ila a @ Men's sample bea Borsalino make—al! --_-se-— -S. 2 =e 2 © eo eee wwe © & geteral approved dark shades as wel! cd G. B. Borsalino Bedvers _—— $3.95 ver Hats of the renowned G. B. Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily. Saturday, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. FAMOUS -BARKK C Daily Cartoon correctiy shaped and offered in as black. Mais bilieer | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in : | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted | Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West € Nemo-Fl: x pink brocade—many mode is. -Nemo-Flex Specials Several Styles.. ‘“orsets., wt? PART TWO. § FINE. RISING $5.00 Girdies and. combinations of h elastic; choice of various — Third Fleer 4 FO y f Garments for All Occasions—Somein Spring Modes—Are Offered at Extreme Savings in - - = $395 to $550 Fur Coats Ofttered at °365 Women’s and Misses’ Coats Originally $89.50 to $115 *67 Women's and Misses’ Costumes Originally $85 to $135 pO The Sale of Smart Apparel —These Being a Few of the ees W hich Point the Way to Unusual Economy —- $16.50 to $19.75 Values Special at “112 95 > ~ ~ = -~— - * ne a2s me! Friday Economy in Winter Coats for Girls A $35 and $40 Values—Offered at $25 bv St. civing, Louis’ Dominant Store for quality of g appreciate decided savings on good, all- wool Trouser Suits and Overcoats. Sizes men of all figure tvpes. € fhis is one of the featured groups now being offered Men—and in value- yarments and variety the choice ts re- markable—one that vou should certainly share if vou Two - tor men and voung . | Two-Trouser Suits The Overcoats in English or conserva are all lined with s rive Styles ay) ; single boa ayn vi ha re } Al ee uble breasted mode! Tube Coats. Street i all wool. WOrste: = VAas- sterettes. S . Re ~ meres, chevy ta rs a Yr q ‘ 2 S an ‘ . = .. : anne|s In new. nat oF pla v > , ns al dq eo! rs tv iy ‘ ry 7 ; - a oe - = ‘ y+ aents an ’ . , “ad - — , = . r . ‘ ’ Ara *“"Tanry -¢ 5) de "Hh “e ba: . Mia ornie a tider= “izes Sto 44 S frimmed with nets and ila —_— —— in thi: : » ena. : . $8 to $16.95 Samples —AlIl Made France : i” ~~ =_ At Savings i $13.9 s OD Dia eeecscee » V alue ' Sample Silk Bloon ° x (Gow (Chemises. Pettiren Aarts (cow ~* ' e In Drawers and Mat: a \ Orol Na iw ,or real laces, embroidery and bea y e e : ful sr led designs " . $3.95 and $4.95 U aoereaqments $4.95 & $5.95 Silk Chemises : a — . — r Handmade 4 rowns Large ( owns Fi a Value at Suk Wear nd $2. 95 Values | } and neckband stvle 1 and colors. in broken sizes. _ Boys’ Sweaters - Ct ila r-n | Boys’ Shirts : and Blouses 85c to $1.50 Grades.. _# r a a i. AY ita Blouses. Shirts—in Soiled from dj ispl av. 7 rots ¢ = » tam an oH - moe is Lo en cone | mitat 1 e in . i} own an 1 “pecia: ai $2. 1 Third Fleer | | Select ogy Our Sale ot i Boys’ Clothes | | i } 1 ‘ . i | “Sampeck” and “Skoiny | i “ns : | Makes, at a Saving of t | | J i | 3 ' | @ Iwo - Trouser Suits and Overcoats of these 1 two celebrated makes “Clothes that are 4 splendidly tailored of | quality fabrics. Suits in sizes S to 18 vears: (oats 6 to 19 vears. ‘hed, | 4 . ed { Boys’ Suits and Overcoats | i 5 Ss (two- ser Sus Sizes st , e ars—e moce of | V hite , . ‘ = . —_? = , ‘ | » OH and } S or rodels to ) | 1 $7256.54 = ‘$] | (0) 1 icinee: 1 ad Fleer | Rasement t-allere Handsome Coats of liustrosa, Kash- co Gow our fe oretta, needlepoint and other exce!l- Cw Jap weasel, leopard, Hudson Costume te n—exnuisitelv mace on “7 Bloomer Frocks : + a rire: ; - Ahh on a eal : ea iskTa* mole and Koltn- e ‘ ; z i sent fabrics; a. are fur-\rimmea skv-djyed squirre! models—a!! with ec or sireet qainne dance and ; i New Sprir sodel= af ; and there are bliack® and colored Smar™ res a formal evering wea aA varied ; cderella po Abe eatin of models Tt | splendi¢d wash mate rials — we ne —— - _ ~ cnoice. —— | many colors: with hand-s i] | ng and in sizes 6 to : H | 10. Splendid values at $1 95 Coats Coats Dresses Dresses a Fourth Floor 1 Uriginally $125 to- $165 ' Originally.$17$ to $195 Originally $49.75 ta Originally $35 to $45 | $59.75 | —— ’ $ $ $A $ & } | In the Infants’ Shop—Tots’ 1 i | | 1 | oats an ets Beaver. fox. fitch anid Extremely handsome Coats aytime and evening Frocks — dinner and eve- ‘ nin roc ilks, velvet, equirre! are the furs which —mostly one of a kind and of Georgette, satin, cut ve! a see “. 7 . ty peters =r . F make these modeT™20 de- 0) is nie crime me @repe romaine tent whip and twoeds-—some 5 H $8.95 to $50 Values efrable: straight and flared * th tur trimmings that cloths. women’s and ceoa et nS ae | i , ylies in womens and are really elegant: in fash- sizes womens and musses. sizes ] | misses’ siz fonable colors and black niet Ci me = Te 2 |. £ «fie G8...c..6cu — i i 1 > . i} } Men's Union Made } € Winter Coats—aiso Coat Sets, . . i ; onsisting of coat. leccins and =>. You, Too, Should Profit by This Sale of Two-Trouser is: 99 U S 1] 1at to match: of attractive wool | fabrics in a variety of colérs: f ° ee nHlionaus | anrice In & variety of SU i > ~ sas ~ se 24464444 : y@) Suits and Overcoats | sai Soar aL re : wee ok oe | * and +l nips Hats ee —ot All-Wool—Specia! at S445 ¢ All-w ool Lumberyacks warm and for out- with iweo pockets, large collar and shownh in plaids of manv color SIZeS assortment. Main Ff leer — i} “ ~ ¢ ~ “=a © PF to oe " $2.48 | | Second Fleer | Friday—Protitable Choice of Men's '| ° S . | Pf : + ~ $6 Lumberjacks | A Special Offer of j | a Klectri | 4 °T 1h ? ~ 5 ric Aen = rz i} $4.50 19 Value. . ; @ “Sterling” Electric Flat Irons—of i which i | dependable construction, and the six- | confortable - 7 - ' iaiill | pound W eight most W anted ‘or gen- | door wear ve i | eral use ~ Darate stand: rn OL 81 handle: | . i guaranteed element. | Knitted bottom: ] | i $5.75 Priscilla Electriegirons 19 1 ; i $5.00 Mar Vibrators gr | combinations —all $1.5 silk Extension Cords $1.95 H in the { $1.00 Toaster Stoves 9c H } 2 TwoeWay Plugs 1% } eae ne = eteeneiiinesiesniien ies ae $1.25 to $1.50 Values W) $2.95 Value art $3.50 2 - 70 | $y. 95 Valu nd $335 50 Alarm Clocks { SC + 1: io d9).95 1 _ Hered Snel , - a i] rn _ : rca _ Oc ‘S- \ an iA] ° weaves. plain . P and ’ ”- 2 ohad ft. : ; 1e1 i} “9 —Wita &a loud alarm and hidden back beli—also @ con om = trimmed kinds : a = - 2 } pan alarm shut-of? { good Aiarm Clock : «a home e« * am: i s Women's Silk Hose — Irregulars of $1.35 te $1.65 Grades ¢ ai “4 * + . Pi ; a ag we a “J @ Full-fashioned Silk of well-known makes ‘with lisle tops and se me and in several popular cal. ors as well as black. Mais ree DESTRUCTION ALONG | _ ENTIRE OISE VALLEY | = Situation in Belgium Con- aay a: tinues to Imprgve, but} mts | Devastation Is Compar- | 4 able to That of War. Com A and trois, tee to of the wwe | Con PARIS, Jan A rapid rise of | would the Rvier Seine last night and this/| reasor ought its height at ed ee " Brides in the heart COE nes te thfn eight feet of thei the we of 1910, when our st% -he| Wee | mate this t than «ix by sett 1924 over-| Within ,our on abros Toa ‘day. when the | ple we ipper ' valley ar- | serted, ies in subd-| pointe vie = ready an | price Thousands nd erably flooded. J Nig ent mental rubber trates, and Hoover 16 ‘'wortd ‘the ae (7oV By the Asem ated mornirs a eve. ietive fleeds in occurred. \thin less sf the probab ty | rjs3e of famil - - ’ ° > o € was suspended from Lamboutliet, the residen lenis ring thea refugees -_ " ae | oft the andbags Roo oc. . 5 5 if - : urbs TY _-r@ : a’ ahandoned $2 to $3 Values FTE romes tor bizher land ~s e 3 f anhburban homes ar 49 4 ; tl Iinval ies Railroad Station. 7 e — . across the street from the Ministry as a ' Foreign Affairs, was closed last Ba ight rising waters. ff Paris Dereux ts aban- lea @ An attractive assortmeat | rs | of drawstring and imite#® Se eae ee tion shell-framed Bags ef= s thets theme solid beadwork—in bright” or ion\+ee ry f= irevi@ of are new colorings and dh ‘ : sne “i in Pert Vineennes — The * off _— ' (Viea Ai : ot e ¥ ’ patterns. Each Bag nicely : lisaster“has been |in ru a : ought the length. of the valley, | simi lie Hoov lined. ‘ “I water is nearly a m™ Main Fleer . nat lor a ‘T bel iby the off | had sf The aress ‘tie pre apera |; out sé }éernme Rete subjec briefly #xtene ‘an it..prig cay : And o consul ratw invent ‘ye ) - upper ople are tiv- stories of their cen is cut inwagicarion the town have he Marne is way ' - tri So tasc fr thei lroad 7 OT] iOower MVilariers Popular Bordered — Wide C repe” $5.50 Value, Yard ~ - Phierry ~ *#xcenpti living aleng Nas a tenden- the situae’ ve Normal returning siowtly devastation. x > i. usat eee @ 54-inch all- silk rte of wealt heavy quality—with ‘nat mae “ zatfou row or wide borders of an self-color woven stn cases. mage? into of francs ‘alled to meet i from canner seek Tf where. in good desirable colors. % $1.50 Knit Luxille ia’ . i ay ‘ x 2 ied : \ lustrous knitted rayon £ io. | 7 . a an or undergarments: 36 hes = — chem wide: i few a shoul je: in a fe in Holhand Sabsidee—Heavy shades: vard A ,. methe Damage Along Rhine. q : ISTERDAM, Jan. 7.—The crest $2.25 to $2.98 ae , the * 1 aDDe , ‘o have been . Plain and striped silk-and- a acne the lin the big riv-i° Crepe: 40 inches wide: SES 9 yard 39c Ginghams 32-inch imported English E Ginghams in small and m hecked patterns f the equlp- vare , . | 1 + eve relief “workers 4 r , TT orles me lap x heay- million t of mris- etores | © yr then dry in and Sub ougn! Ov The foe the ive suffered 29c 'Ginghams . a 4 4 tred and fift iain color Gingham of serviee “aked bricks have been ruined. | abi quality: 32 inches wi 1t-D ; is | [-Day Rai : Windsor navy, Drown. tan and + nin England: “urrounded by Water. ae . ir P = . n. ’ | ~fee = rho . i r , on! rhe] hd on ¢ CenrrrT rly? 19 ee | rs For tie ‘first enturies of his > _ isiand are the ak | 4 a wae an which flooded “ayn (yxford The Té-mile lake which } is a serious danger to with Windsor, | “ant * rainea . » ;?,y Chocolate Covered- Mints rn g a "| ether towns cut off and | Prine Value, Lb. = pihe main streets ef Maidenhead. Yards. under water. Veide. reets a, % ands of bungalows im the | , ‘riots are flooded and can; — tly by beat. B ° - e . ™ ‘ << ' oe seventeen! ¥ o x *rTrleet » cla ' 20 4 rainfal » record in 4 Bai hie] ‘A indsa nel Eten are; q Tou ad by water, with the case| i Large creani cen Ts d ; Sie ’ . . hey ating the soggy day- ofd | i drog with a fresh mint fla and luscious coat = pin sweet dark chocolate. - age fections made in our ow Davlight Candy Shor theroughly w holesome. 50c Royal Mints nd places the Thames has | 2bout ast over the banks of ite ordi-/ “hannel te 79° — car iA vardsa. ~~ ‘Coerroght 1076. | neen i. Ariige Bill Passed. The ~ + pogmy ing ¢ “ASTON wings he States i wae ™ +3 : Me e (aire ; , bee WU resour Jan of Appetizing hard <Candtes soft mt cream centers: aantaens authority to}; for one ' . 3 age across the Misstesippt | gies. *pecial Priday. pound wee a= Uhio Rives near (aire. FL. twe “aie passed teday by the Senate, hour | OE Ao a pe iene Fame ee [= mat

Page 17

es... 50.00 with elastic; choice of various Flex Specials Girdies and combinations of Third KE leer Women’s Silk Hose Irregulars of $1.35 to $1.65 Grades 1:20 @ bkull-fashioned Silk Hose of well-known makes— with lisle tops and soles and in several popular col- ors as well as black. | Main Fleer $ Imported Beaded Handbag's $2to$3 Values ¢ 142 @ An attractive assortmeat of drawstring and imita- tion shell-framed Bags of solid beadwork—in bright new colorings -and many patterns. Each Bag nicely lined. Main Fleer Popular Bordered Wide Crepe $5.50 Value, Yard $9.1 @ St-inch all-silk Crepe of heavy quality—with \nar- row, or wide borders in self-color woven stripes; in good desirable colors. $1.50 Knit Luxille 4 lustrous Knitted rayon fabric for undergarments; $3 inches de; inaft ag ae fT $2.25 to $2.98 Crepe iain and striped silk-and-wool (rene; 40 inches wide; $i. 29 yard 39c Ginghams St-inch imported English Dress Ginghams in small and medium checked patterns en 4 wea % . es. 25c 29c'Ginghams “lain color Gingham of ge6ervict- able. quality; 32 inches wide. nav’, brown. tan and 15 eens WO. os «6% c Cc Third Weer Chocolate Covered Mints 50c Value, Lb. BYLG @ Large cream centers with a fresh mint flavor— and a luscious coating of swect dark chocolate. Con- fections made in our own Davtlight Candy Shop—and thoroughly wholesome. 50c Royal Mints Appet. zing hard cure for this threatening evil ,in the world.” he said, “is for us in ‘our strength to demonstrate that! we can secure freedom in our raw iforced a decline to 20 and 25 cents. materials. ‘But we need not do ‘this by reprisals or by threats, but ! | by setting up some such measures ‘within our borders and through ‘our own ‘agencies and |. operations abroad as will bring relief.’ To say that the American peo- ple would submit, the Secretary as . | Ss rted, was intolerable, and ne | pointed out that resistance had al |ready secured some results The ge price of rubber has fallen consid- erably in the past fortnight Controls Over Nine Staples. Nine staple articles are at pres- ent under the control! of govern- mental! combinations These are | rubber, coffee, sisal, potash, ‘"}- trates, iodine, camphor, mercury) and Egyptian lon-staple cotton. Hoover said there were some 24) + or 30 other commodities in the world which could be controlled by the action of one or two foreien (,0overnments The immense profits being made lin rubber are certain to stimuitate similar restriction schemes, and Hoover urged the formation of a national policy on surh attempts “Tl believe it can be demonstrated by the experience which we have ; : 4 " —_— . . 2 had since the last session oi ©On- ‘gress that our cjTizens are unable to protect themselves against these operations of foreign cont y33 with- out some assistance trom olTt 70V- érninet he saiad Refer he > a ine oO d sub je Y to erontro! the 6) eo ry briefly outlined his position “Py extension and economy in “use We an reduce the volume we Inport if nrices become unreasonabil: We cam better organize our purchases ‘j;and ou: dieetiation anions our consumers, and fortunace:y, the natural resources of the world, the inventions of science anda tne wealth of our country are such that. we could with proper orzeni- zation build up competitive sources of these asses, In those commodities which cannot ourselves produme, we MUS? S. seek ‘to imulate production else- ‘| where co certain commodities “ ean find solution through synthetic 'chemistry. Im the meantima Fre should be able'to devise additiona'! methods which will give some @ar- lier relief. In myv’own view, these « The effect upon the market was | (at first slight An improvement in | business conditions forced the price ‘ jabove 29 cents a pound in 1923. ' Ras : ne Even this temporary rise did not last. During the first three-quar- ters Of 1924 a slackening in the, rubber manufacturing industry By this time, however. the world’s 'stock had been gre atl, reduced for the British had stopped plantif#fg for two vears The restriction pol- + icy began to be strongly felt in the market where spot’ rubber was'! sold From Jan. 1, 1925. the price climbed, at first gradually and‘ since June swiftly The high mark (was $1.20 kor the last three months the average price was $1.91 For the whole year it was 73 cents Big Profits to Planters. The Stevenson scheme was 4 great success as far as the planters were concerned. Profits have been immense The cost of production of rubber, according to Hoover. ranges between 12 and 17 cents a pound A price of between 24 and ' vo!’ cents wuuld give the plantation ipanies profits of 15 per cent. It is important to remember ta’ ine basis of the restriction schem-s was the claim of the planters to . price Of JUV or 36 cents The British companies, it is said by many, did not want the hizh prices which have been forced Spe lators who have obtained con- trol of the available supply for the ‘spot”’ market sioover pointed Out that ihe British control! got out of hand. as so often happens in Simnilar cases Rubber realiv costs little if a: more than cotton to produce, he said. Cotton is now worth 22 cen'ts while rubber selis at 90 cents 4s aids to American tire users hioover looKéed to greater economy an& the increased use of reclaimed rubber We need. he said. an ex- haustive scientifi investigation into the possibilities of rectama won He thought that the wild tre@s in the Amazon region of Bra zil could be utilized to increase the world supp). We need planting, alse, bv Americans in the Philio-' } Indies, in order to secure a stea } suppliv of raw materia] at a fai price “Uniess there is a reduction in consumption. or the use of re-, cialined ;uoboer,. or the stimulation of wild rubber, in-three or four veare there.is likely to be a genu- ine shortage.” Hoover prophesied | Production is not Keeping pace with ConsuInption Other Foreign Monopolies. Dr. Julius Klein, director of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Cominerce, and two of his division biefs explained the nature and the extent of other foreign monopoli:s [) Klein discussed the Brazilian Valoriza‘ion scheme with regard coffe whic) has inereased tie price fron lv to 21 cents me. F&F Pickard. of the Textile division sketched the monopolies in Egyp- tian long staple cotton, sisal and silk (*" «*. Coneanon. of the chen)- of the combination controlling ni- trate, iodine, potash and campho: Just as the session was closing Representative Harr B. Hawes of St. Louis. «4 mermber of the con mittee, ASKed vhether the Depart ment of Conimerce wouldn't get ov a stud which would reduce tne Hoover presented many intimate + qt »¢ rhe rth eT TY T} > { v 1T) ee a = i 4 ‘> i ' OTOPO iz! ath € ia ¢ executive session of the committe —_—— _ — —_——- . oe - — - Ce to disclose anv signe of bodies. The plane was equipped with six motors and had compass and nee- die of the latest type Its electri: time watc! was running Lime ludged, from the condition o% the plane that t had fallen about . Davis Indorses Army Housing Bill. B the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan ry Hous- ing facilities for the regular army were described today by Secretary Davis before the House Military Committee, as “uneconomic, unfair ,to the personnel. and dangerous to health and life.’ Hie indorsed a ‘bill to authorize sale of certain military reservations, the proceeds ing upside down iis aruqninum to be used in constructing perma- ~ : .Ings and fuselage s nashied There nen buildings Many tcmporarv . no trace of oc emawe except, arms bullding especially doowen % ; | P| : ' § . . , *) . , . ‘74 " * . for eeveral Pairs of aviators cor hosp ais if sOocre tary seh iD “ar fe cs Capt. Lima said he orderedj nothing more than “tinder boxes,” land constitute a “harrowing” fire ead cruise in the vicinity failed hazard, ae 89 oe a lessliyv iwould régard t! this meeting without as a public calamity) Miners Vote Down a Plan. A statement ‘how the operators had sub statement insistence upon ar- formal reiterating their bitration; how thi down bv the miners, that the operators them to examine pertinent to The miners de posed that the operat est to Congress regulating the they said, would jections to arbi complete regu } * i1¢ objections to clearly beyond | power of either |} legislature to pass ‘oOunse Teii<e Use ] division. went Into the deta’‘is |! Re lease WASHING’ DEADLOCK EXISTS IN ANTHRACITE COAL CONFERENCE | Only Fear of Public Opin- | DEMOCRATS N a o ion Prevents Breakup of | Meeting of Miners and | Operators. EACH SIDE REJECTS OTHER’S en eee ee ' tration; Workers Want | | to Examine Books Producers. Leased Wire From York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, ‘of public breaking up of the anthracite strike conference in tne ‘lub last nigh’ At 10:30 o'clock been in session since the morning. public looks to differences by continuance of nego- tions.”’ “We are willing ’ ** conference, the miners } books. The reply of nat such examina’ be made by experts develop nothing anybodye - “We will,”” said h books, reco! rrmation as ti a boa! industry in ernment Operators Reject Proposal. This the operato! 202 30 on The regulation is bes ? powe r af Legisiat jre Your proposal! as to « legisiation as replied. ‘‘involves The industry asa he fixing by C | body as it shall prices at which (and the wages for work “After consultin advised that, regardless this of the Supreme ¢ ,ed+States declarin ‘dustrial Court as which decision wa ’ Miners lL nion number of decisions whi doubt on the point ingiy vote ‘No’ On this proposal.’ While the oo gg and were at luncheon ment was made resolution had adopte: “With eferenn: q; ty a news A ae) settlement of tke had been a rence of mrminerse State that such ? foundation. and deplore ination of irrespo! founded stories as to lings of the conf clusions are reached promptiv and authorita nounced the Ass ! om S=§ Vas ASA cj * , : , ‘ nt ' 0 lane : special fund of $i1' ¢ ducation 0 Persian this country The the Lnited State government ment of expenses. sult of the killing of e Consu! Imbri- The President tana "in view manner in whi ernment met the raion ineludis ADPpPronrriate Pay ’ jand the execution ' found guilty of the killing opinion miiners and operators agreed that the situation was hope- deadlocked. down proposals arguments preceding each vote Then William operators, admitted “no next move” “But,” he said, us to bring peace. ’ eplis d of Pe rsian TON | ' ; SENATE TO OFFER NEW TAX RATES Simmons of North Carolina | | Hungarian Socialists Charge Says Program Will Be | Ready for Committee by Saturday. —_—_— ae PARTY DIVIDED ON PUBLICITY CLAUSE -— oe eee Owners Hold Out for Arbi-. ‘Strict Party Vote on Rates Expected in Committee -—Democrats Count on Insurgent Support. ’ \e«aoe ia! ed Pregs. ‘WASHING’ rON, Jan. 7.—All rate schedules in the House tax reduc- @ ewe - — BUDAPEST MONEY cmt PLOT SAID TO BE ROYALIST SCHEME That Counterfeit Notes Were to Be Used to Re- store Monarchy. | SUSPENDED POLICE CHIEF ARRESTED Two Factions in Struggle, One Supporting Arch- duke Albrecht, Other the Son of Charles. | By the Associeted Press. BUDAPEST, Jan.’ 7.—A_ report’ | that there is a plot to restore the tion bill were passed over by the pthrone of Hungary is in circulation. |'Senate Finance Committee for fu-|On the’one side it is asserted that ture consfferation yesterday whenithe Fascisti purpose to endeayor Z£' Democratic meimnbers made it to give the crown to Archduke Al- ‘known that they expected to pre-| precht. while the Legitimists are ink, Going rapidly cepted many. oO! niinistrative changes voted by the’ House This completed work on ‘ the committee by Saturday. f the technical ad- bill except for the rate sched- ules and the question of publicity Income tax payments. On these sections, straight out | party votes are predicted in the committee, where Republican who have announced general ap- proval of the house rates, have a ority of 19 to 7 Republicans ave a majority in the Senate as whole, but the Democrats are counfing on considerable support form insurgent Fre publicans. While no indication of the Dem- ratic program has been given, Senator Simmons is known to: fa- an inerease in the maximum riax from 20 per cent, as voted the House, to at least 25 pe The Wemocratic ranks are! divided, however, on the proposal continued publicity of income The tninority memberg of the coOmnmittee have generally expressed approval of the normal income tax | es in the House bill. as well as increased persong@!l exemptions, these along with the inheri-| nce and gift taxes and all of the rniscellaneous schedules were passed over by the committee pend-| ¢ completion of. the Democratic! Progra. Among the House provisions ace | cepted by thie committee waa one Allowing tax exemption to agents American firms engaged in busi- ness in foreign countries for more scix months The committee voted, however, to rejain the pres- restrictions on exemptions for insurance companies, though ; on farmers’ and other mutual proton eyelone or casualty compa- 11¢s mpl ete exempt ion is PEACE TREATY BOUNDARIES ARE ASSAILED AS ILLOGICAL 4usirian President Declares Racial (.rouping Reacts Against Lines Standing. he A&acocigt IE NNA,. Jali ri [pr Michael lnpise} Pres) je nt of the Austrian bli while talking With a co! pondent af tne Associated res« unrolled a map of Europe gnd ex- u ‘Look at sSormne of the nonsense i le peace treat He pointed to the racial color- ngs on the map to support his as- sertion that millions of Germans jd bee: enclosed witnin the No }} mar z of C'vecno Sey aria and lions of binngearians within se feerr ne fa* es \W« Tar ere t hye ,rongiui ap tio f President Wilsons frine of the self-determination Tyee ty OR hie eommented "Mi leon was too weak to compel the enforcement of his prin iple, and he did not know enough avout geograp! ' nor the racial! divi- »' sions of (Central and Eastern Eu rope Dr. Hainisch’'s nviction was theee houndaries ouhi not ve regarded as permanent "LOOK @ Poland me Saia met oniv last until Russia regains ,. . ry sirength She wil! overfiow 1 Swee }? = aw ay President Hainisch, who is A ilentific farmer, greatly admired “'the United States Department of Agriculture and receives all the documents from the department. “The farmers of Austria have |made extraordinary progress since war.” he said “tf have been surprised by the capacity for change and improvement in our ’* conservative peasantry He said the American shaped plow only recently had displaced in southeastern Austria the pole with ‘s big nail in one end and drawn by two bullocks, — ———— th rouge other pro- | Visions of the bill, the committee | ae ——- - —_ currency of enemies who cut Hungary. had no scruples ‘that the administration of every ‘public building even remotely in- ‘volved in the great counterfeiting plot appeare to have passed over night from civil to military hands. questrate the property of all per sons implicated in the counterfet ing. including the castle of Prince (Ludwig Windisch -Graetz. sens a complete substitute pro-| supporting Prince Otto, son of the grami. Senator Simmons of North Caro-| ina, ranking Democrat on the com- mittee, later called a conference of | minority members, and an-' iounced afterwards that the substi- | ute schedules would be presented ‘late King Charles. The latter report had its origin in Vienna, where a newspaper as- _gerted that the leader of the Hun- garian Fascisti, Julius Gombos, was some 50 miles southeast of | Budapest gathering men for a march on the capital within two or three days. It was added that Count Bethlen, the Hungarian Pre- | mier, was conferring with leading Legitimists for the purpose of de- 'vising means to put down a Fas- ‘cist attack and elevate Otto to the throne Closely connected with the talk of the re-establishment of the monarchy is the 30,000,000,000- franc note case. The Socialists charge that the Fascisti are at the bottom of the counterfeiting plot and that the money obtained through the putting of spurious French notes in circulation was to be used in financing Albrecht's am- bition. Since Admiral Horthy as Regent delivered up Emperor Charles to the Powers, who banished him to Madetra, where he died. Premier 'Bethlen has been wrathful against the Regent. The counterfeiting case is said to have given hinr a chance for revenge. He set at liberty Edmund Benic- zky. former Minister of the Interior, on the day Prince Windisch-Graetz was imprisoned. Beniczky had ac- cused Horthy of being indirectly a murderer. Copyright. 19°26. by the Presse rnd Pulitzer Publishing Cos. (New York Worid and Post-Dispatch BUDAPEST, Jan. %.—Chief Na- dossy of the Royal Police, who a was suspended from office last Monday for gross negiect of duty in perroitting the counterfeiting of French 1000-franc bills, was ar- rested Tuesday night for complicity in the forgery. As the Chief of Police is an im-|‘ (portant political character and close to the ruling power, this) makes the Government itself re-' sponsible. Knowing the arrést was inevitable, Regent Hortby and Pre- mier Bethlen decided to air the | ‘whole afafir in the hope of clean- ing out the military adventurers, mad racial] fanatics and other reac- tionaries, before their plot swal- lowed the whole Government. Minister of the Interior Rakow- ski. who is the immediate superior of Nadossy, was obliged to offer his resignation. Of the 40 or tnore arrests expected, many men will be in the ranks of the higher Magyar, ° nobility. Nobles, it is claimed, started the plot to ruin Hungary's neighbors by flooding the world with frances and then reconstruct | the former Hungary by re-annex-. ing portions cut off by the treaties; of peace. “It is rumored the Former Im- press Zita and her son, Otto. are | due to arrive on the scene and this has spurred the Archduchess Isa- | bella to fresh activity The idea of counterfeiting 1000- franc notes is less mad than it ap-— pears from abroad, because the French Government maintained a policy of filling Czecho-Slovakia, (Poland and Rumania with French | francs, making them the basis of | on the ini ‘Tenatec exchange. As they are the most | from Shangha!. common foreign money the COUN-/| mer resort for foreign residents of | ‘ terfeiters who considered them the China. Besides a sanatorium. there Bei ora: a large number of bungalows, | Armed Police Patrol Streets of | Budapest. | Be the Associated Prese VIENNA, Jan | The streets of | Budapest are bristling with armed | police, seemingly in expectation of disorders, “ay reports from the ‘Hungarian capital. The Wiener Tageblatt reports| The wstate’s Attorney is anid or have announced that he will s Budapest detectives, accompe- PAGES 17—20 — ma SENATE DEATH BATTALION RIDING 10 FINAL FALL Borah’s Fight to Prevent Adherence of U. 5S. to Court Seems Doomed to Fail. DWINDLING COHORT Pom sein 7 88 7. ~The old “Rattalion of Death” ts floundering to its ultimate fall. new leader of the band, is fighting with his back to the wall, looks very much as if he is to be defeated in his first great struggle as chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations. other words American adher- ence to the World Court can be prevented or postponed only by the most desperate efforts and by tak- ing advantage of every one of the Senate rules which Vice President Dawes so strenuously sought amend during his speaking last summer and fall. that the Senate meeting again is te grin and bear Senator Borah, ERUPTION OF MOUNT VESUVIUS IS CALLED A SAFETY VALVE Observatory Direetor Says Flow of Lava Is One of Ordinary Phe- nomena Which Occur Yearly. By the Assoc ated Press. rumbling and emitting smoke and lava, but in small night delighted Death's Héavy Tol. has taken a toll of the “Batgalion of since its successful fight American entrance into the Leagues of Nations and \against ratification of the Treaty of Versailles. The surviving members of the band will tell you today that the man they miss the most in their present struggle is not Henry Cabot from the crater the snow-capped watched the glow as it enveloped “The eruption is one of the or- dinary phenomena Malladra,. director\of the Ve- suvius Observatory. was only one flow of incandescent lava from the crater last April. present smal! eruption, rather than being dangerous, villages around Vesuvius, since the volcano through the open- ing near the cone finds outlets for its incandescent matter, erwise might flow over the entire Lodge was the titular leader of the irreconcilable group, the real power. Medill McCormick was resourceful, restiess in his en- and had a biting But the man who is most missed wheel-horse of the fateful phalanx, Frank Brandegee of Connecticut, who was found dead in his home here a little more than 'a year ago with a gas tube in his The™ suicide « 'Brandegee gave the United. States Senate one of the greatest shocks It robbed the ir- reconcilable group of its rock of bs “There is no eruption at present, The activity of the probably will last only a few days, resume | mouth. it has ever bad. CRILEANS ATTACK PERUVIAN PARTY ON ARRIVAL AT ARICA Gen. Pizarro, Former Peruvian Min- ister, Reported to Have Shot a Native During Disturbance. the Associated Pres Krank Brandegee was uncompro- He was always an inspira- tion to his fellow members, or his fellow conspirators, as you msey wish to call them. show signs of wavering-—in fact he several occasions—but the \irreconcilables always knew tbey could fly to Frank Brandegee and solace and comfort and newed assurance as to the future Lodge might disturbances occurred Upog the ar- vians aboard (were brufsed Ong report hae it that Gen Peruvian Mihister of War. | a revolved and wounded Borah Not a Leader. Senator Borah at the moment ts _ | the leading irreconcilable, the lead- ‘ine survivor of the “battalian of more and more it is being borne in upon Senatore that is not a leader. splendidly equipped indi- vidual soldier in the battalion, but he has not the knack of keeping his followers together. As a matter of fact Borah never much“about followers. He has been a sort of lone wolf in the Senate, fighting in his own way and keeping almost wholly te his Rhenvions who arrived Arica proceeded Tacna to assume various duties un- — at the Tacna station by a crowd of | the scene and —— poe — — -<——m- demonstrations Lodge in the League of Na- , but he wa@ever critical tactics of his leader and never gave him credit for- winging appeared om th: into the crowd, Hiram Johneon of California, an- —~ remnant of the once all-pow- rful battalion, has not been for a nee or more the fighting Johnson lof the olden days. Like Borah, be individual fighter in at his best FIRE DESTROYS KOLING, CI (“hinese portyor Norris of Nebraska has virtually deserted the old phalanz. same is true of Senator Wadse- of New York, could be regarded as one of Bo it is dawning the Senate at last that the leader of the “Battalion ef ‘was Frank Brandegee. who was not so spectacular as some of ‘the others, but was always unbend-~ ing and always sincere and always convinced that he was right. ~\_ has been destroyed the “originals.” favorite sum- ing miles of passageways and pok ing into al the corners of the vast, | rambling castie situated at Saros- | Rejects Reed's Resotation — or Propaganda Investigatioa. By the Associated Preea. WASHINGTON, Senate has refused, were turned over ‘to the Hemaneian Laue an investigation into propagan- Fase ists by a kindred organtzation | da in favor of the World Court ad- _herence resolution and foreign debt Various stories are in circulation, the spurious notes were printed in Germany during the war 54 to 16, te or- besond the eac! Buch an investigation was urged vieorously by Benater Reed of Mis- no attempt wae made to circulate-|sourt. whe after leasing the prelim - inary * ekirmieh in the Foreign Rels- ~ Continacd os Page them other then in Holland, the first arrests were made.

Page 18

ee = WED PI Pe ORR & 64 a. —- _ = fe wn! ageiggin e * e- —t ire = . *. — ° 4 4 . a ¢ 2.0 1s ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAICH, LHUNSVAI bVbNING, JANL AtiY 7, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPE PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Pudlished dy the Pulitseer Pudlish Company, Twelfth Boulevard end Ulive sirect. | THE FIRST WORLD COURT TEST. Senator Reed of Missourt, leading the irreconcil- ables, ambushed the Senate on the World Court issue, with unexpected and disastrous results to his cause. The fight in the Senate was over a resolution brought up by Senator Reed with the support of time in which ir ritory between it Ing is a real even —_—— THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- rPORM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in tts cardinal principles, that it will always ficht for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all partic, never belong to any party, aivays oppose privileged clases and public punderers, never lack sympathy with the pocr, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, bever be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent ; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predato poverty. = JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. —| Borah and Johnson, members of the Foreign Rela- tions Committee. The resolution provided for an in- | vestigation of alleged propaganda in favor of the | World Court and the foreign debt settlements. Sen- || ator Reed assailed the court and the Italian debt set- || lement and charged that sinister influences, foreign |'and domestic, organized by the international bank- || ers, were trying to put the court though the Senate, ||amd practically to cancel the war debts of foreign || nations. The Senator pictured a monstrous con- | || Spiracy by the bankers of the United States and the, | Statesmen of Europe to defrand and despoil the Unit- led States and to drag us into the World Court. the support of which would involve us in the expenditur of American wealth and the shedding of American blood on Europe's battlefields. It was g horrid picture. The other Senators, howerer bition spies in and fication for the job in a force of 2000 The intrusion in A tt ce A were not greatly {m- has appropriated = LETTERS Were They the “Goats? Post - Lap fos t am of a. : the Editor . » spontaneous Cutpounrng of cit zens, notable and not: if that something, what? It was not merely satisfied customers, lection of qua:ity re: the reco! after eh - although mains longs There was proceeding from another. kind o Price is tergee : : 7 fee ning : s2 act. the burers are he Voisteac ac’, +: » «tatutes provide that ime at faiis t port it Lnmows of a crime and fais to repo =» } . ~ -, TFT biroeelf a criminal and subject to push : > " é _* a ae > re ore ? ent A« a TnA er 1 JUSLst 4 eI " / 7 += & s. Louis ht to draw straws | criizens Oj; nk iazou':s © teri 4A cra : to see who goes to Jax. of Israe the sins of al wear the chi ain ‘- A chose a goat, loaded »- “. FROM THE PEOPLE Pressed by the remodeled Reed ~ > +h - Daniel boys were Erecrec ; ; . S © the Jack Da | On account of the combination of two subjects of in- ' pure nullity. D} , proves | Vestigation in the resolution the ar’ expression fron another rs Further, tne one who | tis mated that the vote for the court in the Senate will guise of a business call, So a a ; os ‘ v.¥ Qe fa -* 2 O.1 a | 4 po OFS: — “> >’ - - ~ > Cc? im * ’ out mia the wWwii- . If ou assault. if our laws stil] ithe resolution Was a surprise an as evidence. World Court were not prepared to meet the ithe measure was rejected by Congress to auth ; From preme Court has straight test. Four Senators who have announced O ciais for seeking to ‘that they will support the World Court ‘voted in the affirmative on this resolution. ators who oppose the court were absent. jn th ¢| Nevertheless the vote was an indication and fusti-} An wumreasonahb 'fies the expectations of the supporters of the World| is committed w 'Court that more than two-thirds of the Sen a vote for participation in the World Court. It is .| stealth, > hear gh ‘. an hare : more than a twothirds ma- nouse or office - reach 80 or S5—about 20 | jority. ze | Nothing but obstruction can postpone the partici , |}tion of the United States in World Court. || view of the strencth of the cause fn the present Sen- jate, obstruction would be unreasonable and f is a vein which 50 a stave may well be trolled to No. =. large sums of put expended by Federal agents in s l operat — —_ = the foundati (asa substitute for a search warrant case of Gouled vs. U. S.. that court branch or subdivisi > »¢ ko . = = - woetaer in the presence or absence espienage policy of prec | between St. Louis and Kansas City by reducins the can be traversed, and to the ter Its open t for old Missour. a THE NEW ESPIONAGE POLICY. The holiday season exploits of the thirty-odd P robi- around St. Louis include 2 num ber of disgraceful cases fllustrative of the corrupung and oppressive effects of the prohibition policy. Whether one of the Federal agents is guilty or not | guilty of a criminal assault upon a Woman curing & raid at Festus, Mo., since deceit is the chief quali uch offenses are to be expected to the Elks’ Club of “an elderir and dignified-looking” Federal agent, where, posing aS a member, he took a meal and bottle of liquor from a waiter. merits not only con- tempt but am appeal to Congress to end this de, testable policy of espionage Under the lash of the managed to Duy a Anti-Saloon League Congress f lic money to be the purchase of ! ~ # Ts is.still a Government * a ~ se len of our Gorernment the eSu- ¥ ly rebuked Federal eff - 4asmere YY sch ‘ ons a. ~~. ~ | as Ww Wwe obtain ev) ’ +. — ~ Me SPal + hen a representative of anr on of the Government br social acquaintance, or in the ~~. a *» - *’ & e S @pserce. adstracts Sis papers ledge or conser. - Ge,,+ ~ - - se - bib mn enforcement. It is the people and « * co? repeat Doubtiess the | ; } te!l + }P | ‘ i“ — ia HHH —_—_———_—— Iona! libertr. - a 5»? comoerwrkerec ~ ered last night at Union Station felt a] : —— = ~ a j - ; ‘TIFT 7 ‘ourageous Federal Judge wil! declare it ac: . aor’ _* ah, gation nr > cP ~ ? a, “were serv. | A DUMB BLT BEAUTIFUL OL ERY. . as us F = a. #UcEe w . . =e sme ftres burning under There are at least a few citizens *>° | brings rou to Washington in a very dif- | being informed that it was “Hiram Johnson of Cal- 'fornia,” Ihsped: “Oh, res. Mr. Johnson, Den me uas mare . THE WOMEN’S EXPOSITION. been beard in aggressive search for the last Gdecace of Toman s frac av - ——— ——— : " - a : yiewed the entire episoc and annored the famous Senator. But, after giving greater from hoor = @ ana who regretted ‘he dem - - 5 ms > iJ ee Q >- ee upon the | @reful thought to the Senator's vacuous record in skirt conventions and for partictpation to a greater Cc . 4 — ane + an ‘ >" : . . , - ; . . : >, TT. rs . ox a ~ “es Aor? - + — arronr “- coe ee ¢ ~ - . ren atio of our cit. Put Pa , ularly | rece Bt a Pars. anc reca. inz such r cen s as \ le mvs = 4 Lt Peel iL a..24 rs Of business arc Po cs. x > . _ * , ¢ . ~ — * . - _—_— _ _ " mon the rising genera’ " and r or- | terious tnowstorm which preventec him from voting 'S° muct has been heard however of her accom . ° — ——_er ~~ - oe ? hom re are irvVve P > — : ‘ 9 . ‘ . — > en a e.tn hor Pop tlafron ®& sum VY a 7 in the New berry case, we are tempted ca T ae ments I bat mena and FTomen a a? mar bare a a> ~- Ti? ‘2, ‘hose ve It | . Cita. . “er nize ft tnos & . ~ - in im = . ng t AT aniz . Senator, what does bring you to Washington” -Ca ane comprehensive knowledge of womans = . = = —— . ° _ - anhe@r : > oh: who cam. 7 ———— = . . > —\) oe **s —_ ~. ot . 4 ) . —___ —__ —@@@ 7 . Ore wr "Mw pere _— hoe er _ nail = ie G.D. ROBISON. | complishments in b anded sphere. a group of . = > ° ™~ * » _— 2 — * e + % —~ . epeereame | PENNSYLVANIA'S WAIL St. Louis women bave undertaken to present a grea! : = “* , : E'wnocition here rT. % “Se , ner & *Most Georgeous Spectacie. | Senator Reed of Pennsylvania has rebelied. Hith- | —*PoStUon oe iis, tbe Women’s National Exnec a Riis . £F = * *«* ; , ry oo > i ; ho | — . = Fe the Bc So 'erto be has represented the perfect flowering of =““Ct.- ® oe Deid at the Coliseum Feb. 16 to : . . = — . > > as — — —— T TATISANS who have not yer see: ‘ ~~. © . 4 . ew ’ 25° . on 7 . - — - t aoc > = z . — ~ . . - = party reguiari'r Now he is cavorting s@ ab ua oes x = 4 > oe pur educa ha... C@Signrec -_ ~~. " ~ ’ bs ‘ese AW Peng ‘ Pm a = = R44 . ie « s = i rT = - | ~ ~~ ms >» = — , ranta make samed maverick. Reed's sudden and impassioned *° S2°°*¥ Wome be Varied fiexis of their activities rreduced at ‘he (. OllBeuUm Sno 2 ake - ae . 7 ? fe ew +> eee ——- . 2 . : nD ae bead Oa et ae: 2 ~ i ™ —— - ~ ~ > bo't to J ‘ « e Re . a8 Db a. ry . 7 "2. 7) & >| “4 aus om * = | os & = pe P= ed -2r a foe ~~ ever® effort possible lo wilness (his Most - in an ervation is caused by | -= mined a > > *» « e _ ' , conc ‘ee tf b . \ , - ; — ¥- ueir ©® Work = f ar -v — fe gorgeous SPSOC lacie, what be oceires ~ ve a pe . ‘~A Pt ra’ x ty ~~ oe a . ~ A an’ *. + a. = ° =, a -_ ” * - i :*9 . 7 ° : - = ~ 6 ee -_ Pe ol . » ) — * + -_ = As a mast emt picture, tt Will :eave tiop against bis State in the matter of high pnatron- “*PCUSe5 of . XPpos S are paid & be used ¢r y . nr 7 On t? is ay > ch | ’ , r - = - " a lasting impression upon this ely wes | age. Asa result of this policy, he says that the peo Provide scholarships for young we . ; —S oe “ord tm rro- ; . 2 ~_ a ® aelreacy a spleticic rece: Ps . " x — — — & A a ° ert mith Othe ple of Pennsylvania. one of the Union's mightiest ®°-© tO +‘Bance their own education gucing similar works of art For toose alii a act ‘ _ . - = a - Tre" v7? , . ~ -s* «ha love color in all its subdtie charm | States, have been excluded to a great degree from a ‘Te (0 Mase this Exposition a anda ‘« dazzling fascination, there is yorce In government. Seep oo bn ae act fas a? hart is = | — : 7” - >» . ~* ms ” , ’ "=? ">a = ~ : ~ “FS ~ -**s i ad = " © A . a rates me I per ~- Bt of the Tar’ Ar c ra var wee FF. oo ho ~ ¢ P=PLtatire Iver or ~? Taw 2 nas The scene of “The Emperor” ts beyond —s = =ae | — , + . . » ~ : — » = ; . : as pnever ner n "eo rear r * ac on 2 7 > A TT he CAazzZ = _— iti = = ~ = — tS > = a | > ‘ ayer - - 4 ? oe = w~ v ~ _ = - jé3 or — - > = 3 : hreae of this gelden scene was +) werce Commiss ot nosvivaDia as ‘Detenth of mn nz ~ bo edib ‘ 7 e 7 » wa : - “oe . a on te 4 . ~ - =: repre sen‘ed On the Sa ters Fase ea R aro — 2 anrs an 3 req uiring them ‘ ~ — > > _ B this prod » can be best seen itn the » . % . i , |SF:¥asias eEOXports are eporm eS S as Dever SECS CUring tie perceréyr of the cheaper seats. Last Saturday evening ! has has : . Nee , a >» ~ " on . - - -~ — iain . ‘ ma’ ou? a? c » o ~~. in . hz upper ba “Orv ' oC represent ec OD +. _ * =P DD os = ‘a a Penns. =. u@ mé ae - Pp 2S ut & » > : a ~ ’ . oN ™ -* . = "2 > ry - = =? = + 7 ~ where the whole performance cou'd De VYaRla DAYS More tDcome tax than any state save one 4 Bawuct and iss , os of dg " ¥, ’ e) nT a The roun E = . . — + . > - . seen to the best advantag : grocna She has never been allowed a seat on the Board of ‘"'a: Of tae Jack Daniel whisky case a> annapolis ‘imor na the first balcony were Wwe, ' . , , a ieee. ‘oe 4 a Tax Apnpeais Abc nearken to e h - * 2 Penrsyiy on as i _= particu ar ~, =Zers - rh "pre 3 - _ = _ ' lled he heer @ea’s ~oee 81) highe . SAO ~ a ad ° 2 2 = ao. 2 —— ._* - = =m « a. =. . > ’ on - 7 . _ - 7 a > ™ - ” “ a” “Da vse oO Imied ' - anc Mmarbu.a La - en ig . ist a .* : = on - = -_ — . — ti" * = 3 -_ o s ouls s«hould make a recoré attend. Sut sbe has never been represented on the Federa]) “"2enm e1 Sec CiscTiminating!|y they un tedlr ance at this ™ost wonder?’u! presentation Trade Ccommisgsien 20 Serve tbe ends 4 istice { Feder Ir¢@ce b bs TtA nian rs - ow lecdgced inter St Yer? oem id > - . _ i= . oe * _* — ~— oo * _ ~ a a wes ~y 7 Vrcinamivy we would azree -ar ¢ : is a erve!l and ason 3: 2- > ‘ 2 ‘= = — T ie highly distressing to a mid > | Temes & it = er : —— ms — 62) s irust is domimated by Reed's fellow Pennsylvanians. *“=4 5 ‘sn us. That incapacity is larcel¢ the re Pfanay writer ‘Lte mvee’? to Witress ic... . . . o ; if offensive cer im apr! 4 Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Melion, and his % restrictions and regulatiecns imposed on those ~ : . —_ —_= - —_ - - — i ie ” as ee _~ such a sulphurowus clash of ideas as Das;, ther Rich . , ~ os —_ -* = _—s - ~ ~ = ~~ arisen between Mr. Robertus Vove, lit- | Wetser. Richard B. Melle _— Tu.es Of practice. It would be unfertrnate “ ¢ - . - ~ —_— ~ . ~ . — ~ = = + é erary editor, and Anderewon. That they We are not aware of the treatment accorded Penn- ‘'°r socie and unmfortumate for fmmocent rerseongs *- . . - —= &§ *S.. Ms . ‘ » ~) i? ¢ ~ Vy des ‘ ‘ + +h all . Cannot agree as to the clarity ©: & sen-'syYivania incustries Dy octher govrernmenta! boards Pu e Federal courts in the same straitiacke- . = “ 4 a and commissions mentioned br the Senator. but cer B . i? F @ceral idZes Mizoat as we E©et ready frr WE)S Ontertaining “Litterbox” its a really , =e n ; : : adt an Vv ‘s "33 Ss eg KOT ex ~ 7 oe el eed . ~~? +h "2 «rt? ° 2° Th) : 3 —o lamentable tragedy. Reconciliation seems suued be Case (Ss Weakened y 1e isi0n OL tae Sra. ack .2@€9 are aireadcv pretty we = v ; | .— ” . Te + ™ . wt! . ‘eld an ad r egeral Trade ‘ ™mImiss r that hod v was mabes! ma > I 3 D The TS Was Orce a 3+ =n Hen . -~ 4 : jective posed entirely of Pennsylvanians, no more tender re. office Ther mos Geait With issues of pit - Te Pesiucn o* Wie lave wrfortu rd _ h sagen imaecete " — —_ o - . e5 ; é - . gat ier a * on a Scus -_ ru >| Ce expected "a3 Was r 5 = o proo are ‘f re + +e ~ y be . on = . _ nate *) permit no Weakening ge és ' = . P de, oe & > ' > a ¢ +> : , Sven to the Aluminum Trust. juestions involving public p r apd the _ i Z m ¢ , — > . - X¥ . ‘i ~~ - - oe * . . . ~ ° presumabty has the right to indulzse eo : 3 i Pp i Da kBOWleége af a aa > ”* : ‘ees “ is t bas Ve a vid * ° 7 * » — _ > - — = rm . ® caresaYr tDere w © no twWwangine of "ee nar 84+ so = ‘ ; ° DC. ifd Lume - ten Kc log? at *O COns cer ; ” * A =O + js >.) . a ~* ~ i " _— 4 — * ~ heves their con buticns ™? or ea st LOUIS and AaADSAaS ¢ s opened rmext Sunda ac Ga m4 soone ~iheee —— ~ ation . ~ i - «s a Sid , 4 ‘ht re?’ , he : gt ; reas” s , avrar ; ' tf ‘ rr - ~ re" ~ ee oe ~_ is Tt ’ = s 4 7 1 ee + Pe + "| " — >» s 1@ra —— . « * > i>. 4 ; ~ flim » a7 “wr et - 7 od ATr?@ : oe - ° : t 4 ; J e" eb’ Vi > en na of —_ “rms 2 faxes “nom eer ’ > >« y a ® 2 ae = sta — ~ —- —s i il being ore } "ho acn ~- We _ovre s ~~ +4 ’ ' - : ~ sor —. ™ . . id — " rac ; =e Padacae * sitaiwaert ( rustle attitude toward te ag or conrepience We call it terse veo. 2 Yor = as : : a: 3 > the ad ae | -- bawdy era of literature, and s athizre, though @oes mot run from storied Rome to fab = S » 4 ~r= oe > - woen, ane gq@ Ddevond ete ’ Padua, and though its dDuilder is not Appius Claud is \ . * seems _ Sica. ces oment in 2 lakes a slap at an unbe ver Those c ae a wo ™m v we [ins rc . as Te Ti mst + ~ acd > -o 2 eT Ss es | be “he cal | Sn wmto-erant ass are quite .. : Bi a. ‘hat > ‘ . + ‘4 " ; ied _ — - a ee aa imra\ie a ? er 7 “a, sun™ . ° 7) “as ' JAS lappened pe a | ae0 if’? n TTAD 1 ” oy = a _ —— - ~ ~ ; . _- Th " ’ "_ "= v i ee > + Sad ~ . “ae pe has me ¥ writing men, The Appiaa War was romantically paved with hex A MIDNIGHT ATTEMPT 4 . . ae ° ore > ° - are | F ’ . . . . . . - ’ \ 5 " a ” ag i agonal bdiocks of lava, and bore a coluort: irden From the New York Wor greater or tha ality i? , -— a : On if marched the Roman legions on their wav ‘+o ~ wever s Quite Heside 2 Iw 7+ - "= , > ’ 7 = 7 ‘- . a re t at beet & v . - . alte ve. CORBQUEGCEL et mn hey returne i. br nging a aD matter of taate. If Wr. ! um be ac- Uves and the spoils of war. Even the mmerce of : - : ? vr 4" : - ~ ~ - , _ cused of bad aste ' cw Sng 4&2 CON- OF i AN Perm of Tie.’ she Was hea rf le “an str] *ar and » 2G —— she contributed pricelessiy to the giorv at wa Doge and Automodilea Rome Te the Edita of the oot IMmepe: ——T si: | tn . Still, No has ifs on points A eolid cancrete WtSh S&S. ivurs bad mere real mea ... eh * —— ~ ay be 1 >~ 7 a oe wi weeny a eT es? ‘e ~_- ret Are hie } =. & ‘fer to @efend the »* — . és * a. | e : . o . over the Droad-bosom of Wisseur s. after a ; . éerful "Th ere orem ° ‘« of their LIVE AND LET LIVE. rhe! Gegree. And the swift and waried traffic shar «x } hum over its surface would stupe! ® ancients - ° _ _— Moreover. No. 2 i st modern cn ws wren = > » e _o&. OBIS and Aansas Cite. will centrihnre in an ‘n rTaiuahie way fo tha ArNicrecs 4 ‘J - “ent PpSVMESUOBS are 4 Ped around cree chwars |} What Loe Sen Wae t Phorn Cla the enod “Ta . $ i @ont sarewr wena = od AF 5 2 wy ar > - ‘xz - °rists a sorts cae zg > Zz > > . = = @ > —— e * — ~~ . > _ YF 62 - oe J r P ae — c o 2 Po Y. an new Mr. H er t#lis neress >= > 4: Some of the foreten ‘rusts are nm ta _ ~— - - ~ oe he = +. MATL O12 Z Ja cis ere WF ~©@ 4 i409 -~ « ce Sale o a Birs ym ~ — ~ Se! er W 25. Wat We Baye deen ene os _- 7 = - al co ~ - 7 — . * ~~. > — = = & =D = .@ > 20 ~~ in La - ~ + -_ a ~ -_ _~ ial Suga c.of g.-food and aimost evrerr- > —_— ~~ - ~ —_— ~ a Fe. ze Ssucceriry oOeco?o °s 5 & a na menace when other pe 2 GO it — _ - e ae? 2 ee ee - a = = - «5 : 3 = ca * 4, as ~ — . "7... i... ?€¢ a. Sa. an | — races 2 gar —,., a ~ ~ _—_ - e _— > - °° = * > he 2 Re pe } ac a as- = a " *s a - = — ~_ “ S$ and the extrevagant claims xz a2 ~ a mA » > - = oS? > ~ ae _ arr. a a core . bs a * ? € Bel |, eee ie 4a 7 —ace - *- rer ' we , e ° — . ~- a . , a ~ r a . 7 2 v ma = a J = oe ™~ e ~ — — _-_ - ~ - . ‘ > &a — Se). . > - ere- = - - ¢ " 2 3 a y 3 BP ee 7 : sire *p yy = 7D — - LD iTtnz = - Yvreren . - are _ > ™ a 2 - - - > “ > eer “4 = am 7 . > we a . = >a pe ba | ~ - 7 -_ ° . "* 3 AD pD* - + a 2 ) aw ¢ 3 d ss + Ss - * ; SAS ~—— : 4 a ; ~~? a x : ‘= “Vea LV a Avo _ 1 : a . : : P aA 2 ‘ 3 this ounN- . 4 oe > . == a . 4 ~“ r rt ~~ = ~ i = Y Ng ax ay Pe) ; a>-@ > 5° > - * > ~ A . a“ as ter * oe . a , - YF ae - ™ . New an wants a month - _ —_— ; _ a a2 S.i-@ » L a 2 aA Sit = > — - - “ ~ - a | = : es 4. = 44°R. approximates human wisdoen ‘Na Tork Six darTs ana tye “a? - rica we rest at all We plar eelf or mo- > - - =" 3 - 4 ~ = . .? - . * . a rt =e 4 a - . ® * . Aaz°Ss use ali e ‘Ollowing Week recoy- - > * — . a . arly a — vor ov. rege ~ _ - - rm A ’*ars a8 OL 4 eo 79 °° work at a are habitua red The Sa- > al > > y ac = AX ws ~ : i> baad a) re ro Fm - e > . - " ; ; ex > “oe there * ' Bo ing®’s 7 > a > — — - [] Most Ins == e League ef ‘Nat embarrassed. anes Wants its A eR ge A MINUTE West Pains. Mo. Gazette.) - This is the time of rear when the man who soes It : woods on a huntsmg trip sneuld dress in the gimplest way and «eep s ead i. especiai * has ‘Ocas of gray b - he mar get shot. A few Cavs ago. a inter in Dent County got up early in the morning and secreted himseif im the end of a fallen tree near a cornfieid ‘ re he new wilid turkevs were in ths nabit of coming to feed. He wags “calling” the turkeve when another hunter who had s e.es on these same turkeys. beard the - He slipped up. saw something more i; mistacing ® gra nairs of the hunter Written for the Post-Ditpatch Br c LARE McADAWMS? ric ov ~ 2-5 — ~ , oe . 7 7 . > ~r or - ~ +s - 3 tne & ” > . * NATIVITY OF ST. LOCIS FOREIGN BORN - . 7 _ ~ A oe ve a =—_— «sa == > = = - ~~ = a-TaAca aee-—-— - ee Ni rway *s«ae « a Ds . ~ ’ —_ a : ze. . = 2 eaewet ~~ =. — .. - -> — - ~ = = OVE ia a. « . 5 Ruz Nik « ole ™ - - ” _- . ern Mark. oewnu 4.3 Russia on we « se, =... . —_— — i = "” a. : = S - ao « DB — 54 France ... 1.373 Sweden ....«s SS8 os —- = “ => oe -~ . “ (Termany ..c« is =e itzer.an «a +.i92 (,reece — [SSD BTR o«c cece 4463 tJ ~ “- ied q 7s inzar - wy W a es ~~ + = ia4 - . . > rr" ia ng = . -4 A or ner 7. - = = > — -- = . a . , co * ris =a p | ia « I2OD-> A a » 7? o~ neone = | tek) c OR we ear Uf = a -a are Tore (,reeds er be resia [rants ~~ - cal -~ , -_ a ~~, we wW 28 ~~ tT at ng 3.4 _ — — roe SHOW AT THE GATETY Webster Groves Times . _ bd : *Te are is prett 1°eTus lassies c.ad _“-2 ~art i. sor a wt TA-'T!O Tish hath - - s ae ‘ss a >| = ?alr ne — ar > "“@* ire ‘+2 er of a nove! rain effect with real water _ -_ . & Te = - —- - a, a ot om i £ Persons Pr 3 OF > am, rT) st ~ pers -_ : —— oe 2 = a BatrA.re Rea 37 as ine rae mem, tcedg * roe xing aot ar. °*a- 2 ie en? a [a3 Pn peg 5 el AA @ ; o I™- saa . — » te aA Buriesque a form of amuseme r oy entire family’s enjormen JACK DANIEL SIDELIC.HT ° ~~ — -~ _ : Py = . - 4 m - — ie a ; were ots ia? re a.i > . — *- — - . - » that milk to put im the Qarreis*: . . « Perhaps in time the disposition of the Government to peddie j)UStice about in tie "i pecta“lon ¢ “cding somewhere 4 ‘urr thas . sy™ pathize with ‘s aspirations aS > as 43 7.e n > ing oe "2a Ww ae - »* 7 ick Dante asses. give us at iagst a —* * ™ — * - _ . t.. sli oS l.? ; 1 {Te 4 recuse. . 1*¢ Government can put its d ndants in cages i drag hem about the untirr Tith trucks, Piaying one-day ‘trials or whaterer mportance of t case requires. The “2 ~ i s ca oTre aa - a> Careée em thea - a ~* > a . e all the countrr around toe see the show - : > => = — =. > > 2 ang e parace preceding - riai can ‘ake om Most of the attractions of the old - is Narace , - nNStan ~~? ' "3. aw am | 2 both sides Was there ever anrthing = '*» oe ew 2 **e . — at Rarné > = There ire? also = aracter & “esse 3 What 2 BF .ng [ Dave we there: ss > > —— rs - = a ~ ~ - . Ou - . . This trust has been twice ing the period of Mr. Cooh@g tien with vriclating the Aw > Federal Trade Tmission and @ Jan. 393 by the then ‘torne | the Untted States. Mr. Stone. ~ 3. The evidence lected: by Trade Commuasion in suppert is ¥ cked up in the erai Trade mm tse.o three FRepubiicans Majority f - . of lawbreakinge ‘ts withheld OE rtment of Justice a ‘ ren eral. Mr. —— — as a Cc =sed t “+ a + > = Pe “ Tispiaced Vv ‘incidence. it is * wan » ele er . a4 ”~ ‘ pared to give very special Meilon's mm Pan » oS WF nz Tess te give ts proved , the whitewashing iagueWd at ~idnicht Saturday ation wth the = This = — - ; — 2 eey its — —— ri: 1a . a Wor :. ment. prepared, it now seems ” af. ai oddly -in- ) on ™ : *“*? So eS eT him i. curio ‘cme cay he showed x to tafe ene librarian of the British Mu- | cue and l*arned the volume was | 4 rare ; short rane F Bible, en- g . te q _s = : eat tm pnenetiics in i865 ; gTa rs = ' - . 7 _ — : Today the plasterer, still follow- /.,, ine that trade is a2 bibhophile | the -. T the world over and posses- | 7a le hm col. ect > all of t -a- na playwills tie grows books, and Whe stage a ? oO pera= ~ : ss - . ; — is The plarbilis are part of an in- | aa . > histor the iegitimate ar most compirete and American : | os modest - nan o os al record . ‘“onolly Ttised the @rst P layers in the Uni-| (Yates Down threugh the | &. Rev. ci at Tia which aad’ 5: represented the vniara | portrata of the | mere prominent of the ecter folk. | the'r signatures and its of per-! gon. Wriiings (,limpees are of Former Stars. glimpses of Edwin |? : Forrest. Mrs. Lotta | 2nd Vrabiree. Joe Jefferson. the Soth- | 29 erns and their con -emporaries in the} ‘the stage. There are | nders of old Maai- |“ ee ne Re ena ~ ovat ¢ a oe | lod . ring rem son Square Garden and the Niblo | PP ‘a . New York: McVicker’s, evs and the cild Haymarket ! of - 2 * Chicegcs. and doazens of = j seg ‘at are now history | for . already interested inlary drama through his | by s : etory ~ * o- sn of rare books, came te . az ‘o help decorate the new F Qand rar tm 1883, and has been with - Auditfortym ever since. } of 's *as the program for its open- i« zc ght. when the Italian Opere} = yr with Mme Patti. sang Romeo and Juliet on Dec 109, .a 9 “a ae J b ‘ the famous characters | ’ ° sage are his. personal | Me ‘nas. For them he egeks oid} », grammes of their first nights and ach Christmas sends them =*Ilittie' ° se of the profession and vs who have long since an- | 4 swered their last curtain cail. Of Oe “are he has kept on aute- | : crap> beck. now bearing the si«- | H Ed- 2‘wres of Robert Mantell E. {i Iulia Marlowe Southern e Bay, Lilly Langtry. cTuse. Paderewski. Elles “juire Bancroft. Sarah Bernhardt ivid Belasco and scores of oth- r rt ; *. Kode i Terry. Old Books in Collections. aor slay & |) then? e s ; err an [_- a an programs was gathered | #3* rom all orer the world. In the fle /® x th Progera ~™ @ 2° Mad Smr ~ Jare ee! = m Brighton and!!! f,ardens ard (’ry -arten are * a ry Lane, in| = back as far as edition of Phi- | fF sale © wer Sicelides. a Pileca- 22 printed > Those ear!tw editioer« ears onpties | the bills | cas! with each | Saas'nz Tem Connolly Zz over musty bargain shelves | »ut-of-the-way book stc 2 abroad. bought them with the change of a plasterer ~~? = - oo theatr? Ai )oU 2 = a : 27°@ Worth rm res here | ec? rae Included the coliection are a"y specimens frem limited edi- eofoa hooks: the original sig- | : » beok of London's famous - - Tre _ copies ef the es Bible.” @ copy of thei of “he Bible” and one of the “Mur-/j ‘ — ™ . a. aw - . e , ; an old Rus- * -~ > : - e - ble and me im Tralian the}, 8 of the Athenian Society ‘n ; . - - -_? ¢ &39- dogens of perfect _~* . : ‘ ‘* suPDressmed Por.wticehi al satires of Great Britain ar® conv of Chartes Tick. i ~ S o r Sunda neéer Three Meads.” e : ‘amt ection inctudes, |. ~ are Oe» > ae “arn D> ins Poet - —_ ; ° *s " 2 7 : > ; ? | = >» © oOo inoria,. Villages er ore 193 wag a national ma serv ice ‘ Deny express stamps of iv. many on letters ad-j._-« ¢ : 2 1 sraha™ ith DC oS and ” '_-= ‘avtiens in his hand . <" *hea rre®ea *) ore na ¢ _ ? ao * zo to histertca: societies TRIUMPH “FOR U.S. SOPRANO ; ‘isa Poerster Stars im “Madame * Rutterfly” im Bertin. : e eet Teenetch ome ‘he -ws sorright. Leo. “. Jan. 7.—Sise Foerster, | os. r i American soprane. whe he singing tn the Rhineland) " ‘7. had o real tiomph fs) Malame Butterfly". Wednentagr| Hou. a r? — ~~ _ if nes t oerster ~ exctustrety | trained. havirg been thy) : of Mra Deane Depeert.i a ething of 1 child wen-} fs role ini Geraldine | : S *Ung «@ 'gek inder” wit New York " are@d in “Lady Billy” : . Since coming te Cermany. | ™ cerster bag made enormeus | S° eam, full dramais vos? « leepened amd her crasp of |"? * - - “~ . Her 2 Ming Foerster Set the had te — orciecst ra. Was A —

Page 19

. Las Laut + - ry a eetty + e. aes ¥en a. - : & va es , e* ‘a a” y win, & 4 4 ww & 7 “* 2s ’ 7 * 4 ‘The MIRROR of | PUBLIC OPINION | a This column is designed to reproduce without bias the latest comment by the leading publicists, newspapers and § cals on the questions of the day. ’ ME AND THE MONOPOLY. From the New York World. shifts now to CONGRESS HE scene Capitol There it will be determined in the Be few days whether the Republicans will pet mit a thoroughgoing investigation of the Mellon Aluminum Company and its rela itiens with the Coolldge administration. The ‘World has now established the reasons why | wholly dominated by the Secretary of ti | Treasury, Mr. Mellon, and his brother. Al ‘though Secretary Mellon ceased to be @ @& ‘rector when he took office he retained interest and his place on the board kept open for him pending his return i private life. Secretary Mellon has frem his office in the Treasury accepted responsibil«” ity for the Aluminum Company by publie« ly defending it. °. "This trust has been twice charged Gum ing the period of Mr. Coolidge’s administrae tion with violating the law-—once by t* |Federaj Trade Commission and once las Jan. 30 by the then Attorney-General the United States. Mr. Stone. The evidence collected by the Fed eeourvronocoane@o ” ae Trade (ommission in support of its ch 52 lis now locked up in the files of the Fed- be jeral Jrade Comimission. By a vote of | three hepublicans who constitute t evident majority of the commission this ’ of lawbreaking {ts withheld frem | partment of Justice. | 4. The General, Mr. Stone, accused the company, was shortly thereattle the Attorney, a displaced... While this may have been r coincidence, it is ‘now established that the © jman who replaced him, Mr. Sargent, is PF Fr jpared to give very special favors ; : : 7 Mellon's company _ special fa vors a liis willingness to give - {ts proved by the whitewashing stateme - lissued at midnight Saturday so that publ 8 ‘cation might coincide with the first article issued by The World. This midnight stat nent, prepared, it now seems certain, af conferences in which the President. Sec li ‘tary Mellon and Attorney-General SargéG . participated, was an extraordinary doe ment It virtually announced that thr e Weekes from how when the department bid mguiy is completed Mr, Mellon's comp : y is to be Wititewashed by Mr Sargents d o parttrent "T hie SOoo0 pages of evidence d | lawbreaking in the Trade Commission ® fi a (&#re net even being considered in this w hites . Warning s These are the allegations on which The th World bases its demand for a searching on’ r vestigation, We challenge anyone (9? “a ie these facts or to deny that on the hasis e these facts an investigation is $m ordet- ; In establishing this case The World n jcompleted the first part of its tcsk. id ‘urn eur attention now to Congress, for ' One ss that the duty rests of sult res 1" on KB |moning the actors involved and the docds e Priel It will tee necessary now to fr , a ihe action of Congresa in dealing with oe resolution introduced by Senator Walsh. shall find out in the course of the next | be (days whether the powerful desire to ehie i Mr. Mellon's company which prevatls at t - Tr.ECcULIVE : prevails fn end of Pennsylvania avenue _ongress., e ithis investigation is necessary. | We repeat the reasons: | 1. The Aluminum Company of America . is a great monopoly largely owned i to Mr. *-"-Year-old American soprano, who iS been singing in the Rhineland Snce 192° hag a real triumph in Mad } rfly \Woednesday ue s Opera House in Deri M iss loerster ie exclusively \me rained, having been the star . ‘ Mre lbeane Doseert. . * WAS sSOtnDething@ of a child won- or ge sung a child's role in Or Nigskinder’’ wits (;eraldine Farrar i; New York Later she “pPeared in “Lady Billy’ in Chi- Taro “ince coming to Germany. Miss Fo, ster has made enormous oo Hier full dramatic voice | deepened and her grasp of Page techniqus and acting have Widened Today her performance are finished and she gives promise Of being one of the greatest s0- Pranos \inerica has vet produced. | ~ tae pe ght's performance, al Eh Miss Foerster had to sine a et ae orchestra, Was a real triumph, + Chicago & “AGO, _ CAIC | @ rare ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. FANBIL COLLECTION ae FAHISTORY OF STAGE Plasterer Has grains Dating Back to tt Seventeenth Century. the Agso iated Press. Jan, , ~—For plusaterer carried oddly-in- years an English ground in his pocket an the librarian of the British Mu- as seum™ and learned the volume was Bible, en- ronetics in 1586. ‘“ehortnand ’ graved in pl _ Today the plasterer, still follow- trade, is a bibliophile ing that ‘ known the world over and posses- sor of a collection of thea- trical and operatic Knows books, and @he stage. | The playbills are part of an in- imate = fistory of the legitimat« stage which dates back as far as jhe early part of the Seventes nth Century, but is most complete and valuable in its record of American drama and opera In his modest icago «hone Thomas Conolly yr the bills which advertised the Qt plays and players in the Uni- yo wa ? grea. ted States Down through the P sixties are represented the plays, ‘press clippings, portraits of the more prominent of the ector folk, their signatures and hits of per- gonal writings. Glimpses of Former Stars. Here are glimpses of Edwin Booth. Edwin Forrest, Mrs. Lotta Crabtree, Joe Jefferson, the Soth- erns and their contemporaries which are not revealed in the chronicles of the stage. There are vellowing reminders of old Madi- son Square Garden and the Niblo Yor: the old Gardens in New MecVicker's, and tlaymarket theaters, in Chicago, and dozens of plavho now history. Conolly, interested in through his eollection of rare came to \ “~ > 0 itv and ,e4. Ma of the famous characters of the stage are his personal friends. For them he s@eks old programs of their first nights and each Christmas sends them littie! mementos of the profession and plavers who have long since an- swered their last curtain cal!. Of lat vears he has kept on auto- grranh book, now bearing the sig- natures of Robert Mantell, E. H. | nd Julia Marlowe Southern, Ed- die Foy, Lilly Langtry, (‘aruso, Paderewski, Ellen Terry, Squire Bancroft, Sarah Bernhardt, David Belasco and scores of oth- rea Old Books in Collections. The collection of playbills, libret- ‘ae and programs was gathered from all over the world. In the file With programs at Madison Square (;arden are bills from Brighton and f‘ovent Gardens and Drurv Lane, in date back as 1,94, There is a first edition of Phi- London. that as Fletcher's Sicelides, a Pisca- a drama in verse printed in ; Those carly ed of theatrical journals and tions, early comes the bills are worth more, in cash. with each paasinic Tom ~— Connolly, nicking over musty bargain shelves in out-of-the-way book stores here and abroad. bought them with the pocket change of a plasterer. Included in the collection are Inany specimens from limited edi- tions Of old books; the original sig- book of London's famous (lub; copies of the copy of and one of the ‘‘Mur- of 1795; an old Rus- flan Bible and fine in Italian, the records of the Athenian , ondon. in 1690- vear, vet Nature Lambs two Rry an he 3 “She Bible’’ derer’s Ribls Bihle.”’ a Society in dozens of perfect i ONirg of the political suppressed nd social satires of (jreat rare copy of Charles Dick- ens ““Sund iy Lnder Three Heads.”’ His stamp collection § includes. with rare forcign stamps, the post- a#ze of the Colonial villages before here Wag a national mail service the per express stamps of ier dave many on letters ad- PSSed ta Abraham Lincoln and “ITN notations in his hand i PHlually. 1 )y6 Treasures will | hably en to historical societies. TRIUMPH FOR U. S, SOPRANO: “Viadame | blsa Poerster Stars in Butterfly” in Bertin. ' He Dvienatech anc the i rT) Vews i‘opyright Lvs, BERLIN, Jan. 7.—BElsa Foerster, Pro- two playvills. He | Ds tg of Brentmoor, Social Activities the post-Easter. season wed- dings will be that of Miss Ju- dith Dana, daughter of Mr. an4 Mrs. Leslie Dana of Brentmoor, and James Ward Thorne Jr. of Chicago, which has been scheduled for Sat- urday, April 10. Tentative ar- rangements have been made for a home wedding, the details of which 0 NE of the most important of have not been announced. Mr. Thorne and his bride will go abroad On their wedding trip and will make their home in Chicago. Mr. Thorne, has recently returned home after spending the holidays gas the guest of his flancee and her par- ents. ISS DOROTHY VIRGINIA M MONROE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Monroe of Ho- tel Chase, has chosen Feb. 3 as the date of her wedding to Charles John Zimmerer. She announced her wedding party today. Miss Kimily Zimmerer, a sister of the prospective bridegroom, will be maid of honor, and Misses Claire Garneau, Marie Clarkson. Helen Hussey and Virginia Collins of Chi- cago, bridesmaids. Clinton Hall of Detroit will be Mr. Zimmerer’s best man, and Clarence Maloy, Richard Shipley, Donald Church Bixby and Hienry Garcia Isaacs, groomsmen. The ceremony will take place at 9:30 o'clock in the St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Rev. Dr. Edward 8S. Travers offi- | clating, and a reception will follow Louis Woman's Club. iat the St. Mr. Zimmerer and his bride will igo to Bermuda, on ‘trip and will lease an apartment |on their return. Mrs. Zimmerer and Miss Emily plan to sail Feb. 20 for a lengthy Mediterranean cruise and tour of Europe. Miss Collins and Mr. Hall are ex- pected in St, Louis a week prior to the ceremony to participate in the pre-wedding festivities. Miss Katherine Sipple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William will depart for the East the middie of Febru- ary to attend a house party given by Eastern friends. In March she will leave there for Palm Beach, Fla., to be the guest of Miss Marce- line Reyburn at the winter home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher Sparks of Lindell boulevard. Miss Mary Francis Joseph Dickson, will visit Miss Rey- burn in February. Miss Eleanor Bull, ddughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bull, of 5708 Enrico |avenue, is far as |} — eee the i : ‘fern, N. i heen i Christmas Britain | 'former Ambassador to Berlin. | i | | beginning ‘eontinuing through the |'week. William G. 'of the exposition, Julian avenue, is visiting Maj. and 'Mrs. Elkin D. Franklyn at Fort | Leavenworth, Kan. Mrs. Franklyn will be remembered in St. Louisas Miss Emily Clopton, sister of Dr. Malvern B. Clopton. Miss Eunice Hodgman. daugh- ter of Mr. and “Mrs. Marshal! Hodgman. of 5379 Waterman expected home next iweek from Brookline, Mass., where ishe and her mother have been spending several weeks, with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William M. B. Freeman, for- merlvy of Newton Center, Mass., and their infant daughter, born early in December. Mrs. Hodg- | man will) remain a few weeks ilonger. Mrs. Freeman was Miss | Betty Hodgman. | Miss Eunice Hodgmans mar- | riage to Raymond Crawford ‘Rundlett of Worcester, Mass., ‘will take place in the spring. Mr. and Mrs. William Emile Glo- ' tL Marries Mrs. t in Suffern. N. ¥. Special to the Post-Dispatch. and Newport. The performed by of New York ceremony was announced the day before the member The bride’s father, Charles H. Coster, was 4 of the firm of James W. Gerard Her ‘husband was a brother of the dip- ‘loamat. She obtained a divorce in 11994 in Newport. where she lived with three children. Train has ‘been a widower two years. He has / " Ree la son and daughter in their eariy | 20s. ; —EEE | John C. Mosier Dies in Oklahoma. Mosier, 64 years old, of John C., | "005 South Grand boulevard, died ‘last night in an Oklahoma City ‘hotel. He had traveled in the & Lane. |bookbinders’ supplies, for more ‘than 20 years. Mr. Mosier suf- fered a heart attack some time &go. He came here from Topeka, wrere he was superintendent of a lithographink concrn. His place was in New Albany. lie is survived by his widow, a daughter, two brothers and sisters. The funeral wil! in St. Louls. Southern Exposition to Open Oct. 2. By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, Jan. 7 South for Gane Brothers ~The 1926 Square Garden, Oct. and New Madison Saturday, the “ — said today. one. Jackson Day Dinner Speaker. William Ww. (Craig, Ripley (Tenn.). lawyer, will be the prin- cipal speaker at the annnal Jack- son day dinner of the Tennessee Society at the Woman's Club, 4600 Lindell boulevard, Friday evening. Dickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Gerard, prominent society matron late | | | | | | | afternoon at! the | their wedding | RETURNS TO ‘SCHOOL oe a 4 -—Kandeler Photo. BAPTISTS TELL STORY Church, Kingshighway and Wash- $500,000 FOR NATIONAL Arthur E. Bostwick, public ian here, who has been the Amefican Library meeting in Chicago, showed that Fourth and Clark. his journey to China last year in behalf of libraries had been suec- ’ cessful. He went there to ask ry ' rhe past, present and future of!that part of the Boxer indemnity, the Baptist church in St. Louis! Which was refunded by the United . S ates ry ° ( were surveyed last night at a cele- | ~***®®: be devoted, to f tl i hird . | ment and extension of libraries. * on eer — Dispatches, yesterday Said that Second Baptist $500,000 in goid had been granted for a national library at ington boulevards. the China Foundation for Eduea- Mrs. Priscilla C. Teasdale, who/tional Culture, which administers joined in 1855, told of the spiritual/the returned indemnity. work of that early day, and H. B. Six other libraries Scamell, whose wife read his speech because he was confined to the recalled librar- attending Association Early Members Recall Days When They Worshiped at bration versary of the house by doctor's orders, wick was informed. the labors for church’ extension|stitytions will have books that followed the first period of|glish, Chinese and other languages establishment. Scamell is nearly 80 years old, and was admitted in NEW VICAR GENERAL OF 1865. He explained how the siieaeell had eon fram Fourth ARCHDIOCESE OF ST, LOUI and Clark to Sixth and Locust, in viedomubtinenatine MISS DOROTHY GREEN, order to be uptown, and how, when ISS GREEN, the daughter of rea = goo ng came et ig erick G. Holweck as Vicar Genera! ; . . : wg) YN} of the archdiocese of St. Louis was M Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Green!y ocust and Beaumont in 1866, Wil- announced yesterday by Archbish ee eb fe Wareeod boule-|hiam McPherson, the capitalist for! op Glennon. cs Ry g vard, will depart at noon today! is+om McPherson avenue is named, Mgr. Elolweck, who is pastor é¢ |with the St. Louis contingent of expressed his doubt that after the| st. Francis de Sales () Pets hay ‘young women attending the Ben-|.-. a " r ' ni? - 2 ' a war there could be that much loose/ ceeds Mgr. J. S. Hoog. who died cog gore eo pone 50 re-| money in St. Louls. The money}last April. The office of Vicar prem ee rs ae ee + ggc~ eee was found, however, McPherson] Genera] ranks second in honor to ) this group are 4 ee orotny contributing a tenth of it himself. | that of Archbishop. Mer. Holweck | Bemis, Julia K lipstein, Janet Clinton Udell. who was hdmitted | will continue in the pasterats af | Blanke, June Morgens and her by letter in 1869, spoke of the|/his present church. guest, Helen Edwards of Kansas great evangelistic preaching of that! - ' ; | ’ ; ; ’ ' ' Caleb|/Mary Virginia Collins, daughter of | | ’ ' ' ’ | ' jluncheon tomorrow at the residefice ' | ’ ' | } ; the | § ~..¢ 'Rev. Dr. Gardner Howland in 5ur- |) Y. The engagement had |° large | ° birth- | son, ai; two. be held! Southern Exposition will be held tn | following | Sirrine, president | This | ivear’s display, he said, will be more ‘representative of the South's prod- ‘ucts and larger than any previous rt rte ee City. and Jane Pirrung. . _——_—__—— = a gau returned Saturaay from their wedding trip East and have taken thelr apartment at = ~— =~ possession of shoe aeereey a ame Udell also told how Burlingham spent part of the time motoring in| .jceq the Police Commissioners in Virginia and later visited Mr. Glo- the pulpit and to their faces, so gau’s family in New York over the holidays. Mrs. Glogau was Miss Charles Cummings Collins of Lindell boulevard. Mre. 5396 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bernard Behr o*” 414 North Union boulevard re- turned home Tuesday from New York, where they spent a month with Mrs. Behr’s family. Mrs. Holbrook Thayer Ashton of the Gatesworth Hotel gave a bridge luncheon Saturday in honor of her guest, Mrs. Darst E. Buchanan of Tulsa, Ok. Mrs. N. T. Paterson of 6569 Cornell avenue gave a breal;- fast party New Year's day for the visitor, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. . here. Then he asked the members w ite . x her e lac 4 . . “ ‘6 ie deen place a din of the congregation how they could ner in her honor. meee ’ expect to get a good minister hen Sie tiated The Executive Board of the} not a.single boy had entered the work Special- ministry from the St. louis ists for 76 Morning Choral Club will have a of Mrs. FEF. N. Birge, 19 Windemere place. The guest of honor will be Mrs. Joseph Folk of Brownsville, |! Tenn. I Mrs. Elias Michael will represent the Board of Education as hostess ; | > at the public meeting Saturday eve-|Skinker road. ! | West End would be all on the other side of Skinker. ning at 8 o'clock in the auditorium of the Soldan High School, when | Dr. Willis Sutton, Superintendent of ! Public Schools in Atlanta, Ga., will give an address on “Tooth Health of School Children.” The meeting is under the auspices of the St. Louis Dental Society, St. Louis Chapter, American Red Cross, the Board of Education and agencies of the Community Council, and the — Presbyterian Minister Resigns. The Rev en Williamson D. Vater. | signed to take up duties under the| Central Council NEW YORK, Jan. 7.—Arthur | Presbyterian rs : ‘Illinois. His last sermon at the | : Yy velist and former . ; | Train, lawyer, ne 1 lal Manor Church will be on Jan. 17.], Assistant District Attorney, ast The Rev. D. M. Hazlett will fill the |, night married Mrs. Helen ‘ oster! pulpit next Sunday. ‘ day—how the wicked Davison, who kept heard Dr. sermon on rum, and proceeded to dump all his that a clean-up of the whole wide- open city was the result. day School Superintendent of the Second Church, who joined in 1898, painted the days of Church Socials and Buggy Rides. ington University. present day church, and said that the dearth of good ministerial ma- terial was the result of negligence on the part of churchmen who do not encourage the youth of the day to enter the ministry. letter from Dr. H. the Second Church off Mt. Vernon, Va., pastorate of the church's pastorate within the mem- ory of many of those present. celebrates its would also be Baptist churches at | Urrion NEW YORK, Jan. 7. By the Associated Prese Arrived. : New York, Jan. 6, Berengpria, Southampton. New York. New York via New | Ber the Asso Of | Denver was awarded the next con- vention of the American Bar Asso- Pekin, by | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ROME CHURCH BELLS TO TOLL LIBRARY AT PEKIN, CHINA AT QUEEN MOTHER'S FUNERAL | } as A. FEF. Bostwick Hears That His | Tra : _ A. E. , | — Uf CHURCH 5 GROWTH Mission to That Country Has | m Route to Been Successful. | Capital for Services, Will Stop Minute at kach Station. Word received yesterday by Dr. | By the Associated Press FROME, Jan. 7.—-When Dowager —e | Queen Margherita’s body is passing | jon its way to the Pantheon Rome all the bel dreds of church funeral will be | presence of the Sovereigns, Princes and members of the Royal Family, high Government officials, will toll. ‘representatives of many other roy- al houses. The funeral train, which wil! in- clude a special coach with great Windows so the coffin Plainly can _be visible, will leave Bordighera for Rome early Sunday morning. A in various /StOP of one minute will be made parts of China also will be estap- | ** lished by the foundation, Dr. Bogt. | here the body will be transported every station, and on arrival The new in- | to the Royal Church of Santa Ma- in En-|Tla Degli Angell. Here services will be held, and later there will | be a lying in state, when the Ital- lan people will be permitted to pay | their last respects to the Queen | Mother. | The funeral cortege will form at The appointment of Mer. Freq_}* o'clock Monday afternoon and, headed by the King and all the notables, will proceed to the Pan- theon. ' ee -— ae eee te ee Romulus Riggs Colgate Dies. By the Aesociated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. 7.—Romulus Riggs Colgate, 67 years old, for- mer vice president of the National Lead Co., and a leader in the de- velopment of electric power in Cal- ifornla, died yesterday at Sharon, Conn. His widow survives him. his river-boats. preach a bars on all Burlingham liquor overboard. John B. Edwards, present Sun- Dr. Eugene Tavenner of Wash- surveyed the He read a E. Phillips of offered Church declined the Second which years. Augustus L. Abbott, in taking 7 Our January ark choc- caramels B1Y cons coat 42c | Pound wong | State Limited. schedules. the home. aes = DLC Maple Black Walnut Stollen Restful Nights! Courteous Service! Excellent Cuisine! What a complete travel story those six words tell! Thru standard Pullman daily, leaves St. Louis, Rock Island Lines, Union Station, 10:00 p. m., DeBaliviere Ave. (Forest Park) 10:15 p.m., via Kansas City and the Golden Other fast thru trains om convenient | For reservations, booklets or detailed information apply te Phil A. Auer, Asst. Gen. Pass'’r Agt. Rock Island Lines, 817 Chemical Bidg. Phone Main 2900, St. Louis, Mo. or L. B. Banks, General Agent Southern Pacific Lines, Southern Pacific Bldg. Phones Garfield 7745, 7746, 929°, St. Louis, Mo. A Stollen centered with chopped black 35¢ walnuts, only Lew Altitude— Warm Winter Way i i i i a a a A | GOLDEN STATE ROUTE i ’ / in! & of Rome's hun- | The | Monday in the! mean - | establish- | bers of the Diplomatic Corps and -~ . ve, sn > " , 2 " on the way. (Main FloorJ Ya et. ?, Ver / Vers - ae J C7 C7 JANUARY CLEARANCE Women's $10, $8.50 & $6.50 - Footwear } Black or Chestnut Satin....Patent Leather Blonde Satin....Blonde Kid....Tan Calf E ARE making extreme sacrifice on five hundred pairs of most desirable footwear modes to make way.for incoming shipments now In this sweeping reduction sale are a score of strap, pump and sport Oxford styles in all shades. All sizes and widths are in the group. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES . a New Evening Second Semester Industrial Engineering Heat Treatment of Steel Income Tax Principles of Advertising Wills and Administration semester. For catalog and other information; | | ' Courses Mental Tests | Physical Chemistry Constitutional Law Library Methods Harmony One hundred other courses may be entered in the second Registration January 25 to 29. address Dr; Shipley, Director Div. of University, Extension Room WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, St. Louis, Mo. ;.,,, Ww. ne TRAVEL AND RESORTS. TRAVEL AND RESORTS. r006 VACATION COU iexler and E 4 he-Sea- Ma A plete aw a Reyal Kos geeo0e™ ee sel ee es “7 eT Mk. me ef * Astounding Offer! Ten days of luxury—ten days of wonder— ten days of royal entertainment —for far less than half what it would cost you if you tried to duplicate this Florida trip alone. Send the coupon now and find out about this remarkable trip. See how we can furnish you guaranteed accommodations — first class room and meals when thousands are flocking into Flor- ida. See how your small pay- entertainment, 312-314 Areade Bidg«.. St. Louis, Ma. Teleph 1 7-26. Murphy. Dept. Mo. ad me deialls om 7OUr — eter" ment of $150 opens the doors to motor tours thr miles of southeastern Fi free golf, free ocean bathing— free boat trips. Whether you wish to make this only a 1 vacation—or whether you to stay for months in Florida— this trip guarantees you luxury, Also ask about our one-way with 6 days room, meals and en- tertainment for $roo. send coupon now for full facts. Reservations accepted for trains leaving every Wednesday. W. H. Van ®ickler and EF. J. Murphy, Agents, Hollywood-by-the-Sea, one Main Office Hours: 9 a. m. to @ p. m. tneluding Saturday an Bo da— ? Wire or 29 delightful days ... 15 ports under 8 different flag 2 Cruises From New York Jan. 28 & Mar. 1 ss sunshine... AMERICA, BERMUDA, es : cn. Ff. CARBERRY. Generel Agent Canadien Pacific locust =... &. Leek. Me. I[eeplone ©5799 or i711. Canadian Pacif S. S. MONTROYAL x T INDIES Po 2

Page 20

~~ a, +: ! { ‘ Se ee RE trealin, @ Agha. iterate > ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY ¢ ee To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative BROMO QUIN. INE Tablets. The Safe and Proven Remedy. (The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet.) Signature of E. W. Grove on the box. 30c. WELDING ANY METAL J. F. BALLAK & CO., ) 100 N. 12th Corner Chestnat ; IF YOU HAVE CASH--- COME Entire Stock of “Brentworth Clothes” Included in This Sale > = Let the charge cus- tomers...the weekly payments fellows... and the high-toned, don’t - care - about - money men buy their clothes elsewhere at fancy prices... BUT YOU WHO HAVE CASH... .and . want to make every dollar do double duty THIS SALE IS FOR YOU. You've never in yeur life seen such smart, well-tailored, all - wool Overcoats, Suits, Boys’ Clothes sold for such little money. WEIL prices were always lower now they're less than our regular prices ons and the ma- : chine sped awa arrying with it is there any wonder ee ee aad , - TT, ‘+ « > we're breaking a1] ee See, Sek, ee > window e car and the glass sales records? was fe -etres \*er Hummer 1 reported to - ‘is stat phone policemen Were adding 20.000 Sguare feet additiona/! \ were to Tec on the bos- selling space—entire third floor and part ot > paass on their beats. At 7a m2 ne a + 27 T Ti “3 +h eo p” P - 4 -es¢ we! fe* $30 and $32.50 Overcoats or Suits . For Men or Young Men “ ' Suite of epleeded «li eee! caseimeree te plain « reighilinge effects Basemen: Save BIG Now on Splendid a o BOYS’ CLOTHING Boys’ $15.00 Overcoats and Two-Pant Suits TeePant “ais ef ali-eeel hemesears. Sesumeres (oad Seceiche~. «ith «a pair ef ‘eng sea “ert pants a Sale Special ~: in stripes. checks. plaids end ocverplards. >» for =n. soung en er Youths. thereeats te full.beited medels and many 7 | AS 7 Stress wersteds ‘in dark gre, at ripes. tura bie caseimeres te grass. tane ana a bre’ ee. Stse end full seftd eter =& dark sbaden apd ‘tighter « a)! os * te iS ears not > or with twee pairs of lined krerker ~ ' tieereeate of *armhm ‘enien a ¢ ‘- ~~ >. | tw tS ears im oleie «thle 4 omar of lous Mais Fleer) “ 5 — om > _ = 12 = Boys’ $22.50 Overcoats or orés Two-Pant Suits : s the TeePaet “aets im the «tptie® Ragtio® wngic end dou R - va egarded as a bie breasted medels. Tan. grey and heather shades _—— — = > We VYeets ead lenaec or «shert parte. = . , 4 vercests i= beeartiful pisid-Peck » su ss $ 2s cast end threaggh-eod-ihreach sealers agains esolution *xceede x Siues. browns. tans. meuse. beige is ea nie “a end darker shades. 16 to LS rears seven 4 SS ae wric: (Main Peer) must Se mustered to pu reugn 1@ measure for American adher- ence MAN FOUND SHOT Patrolman Hummert and the s'e¢ps of the Raptis* Hospita! early toda was arrested when a policeman reported that he had an hour before as the bi np wre fled from. a drug store at McCausland and Bruno avenues The wounded prisoner. who was shot through the right lung and was in critical con- dition re # he was Rov Davis. 26 ' Se Two Other Leaders in Upmsre 2} x - = c‘_-r ~ . . ’ 5 °°? - s hand pe ¥ i3 Queliing at ce . ee : > - ) _ ~~" .. 2 : } 2 ~ ‘ J ~ ‘ $ 1 $8.500.000 Hotel for New York SENATE “DEATH phe ;voracile action, AFTER POLICEMAN } FIRES ON ROBBERS Roy Davis, Seriously Wounded, Arrested at? Hospital Where He Had Been Abandoned at Door DENIES BURGLARY. TELLS HOLDUP STORY | Oliver Hargate Hit One of Two Looters Fleeing From Pharmacy. | A wounded man. abandoned on a hot and wounded a burgiar a half’ -_ > ore of George M Schec. at-Bruno 7 | 4 —— -— , ~ . > — »~\S «+ ‘a > a . : . EXICAN REBEL EXECUTED “iain in “kKirmish ’ \ e - 28 - : : a Be .u 4 at Te > al s = © 2 ize . = = — . s 2 ~ j -_ aC ao a ae | 7? _ ex Tare « a - - » = Oa | ~ 4 *ee« ‘ ~" Ty ‘ eh bs -, 7 — oe ‘ _ ‘ -s = . va = ~ ~ ° ~~ Six a = : x 2 s apartment he > cost _— - } i . a | iy als ,‘nTe ec ®s. rca J Ne 2 Ss. a ifTth ave a : stréet. had been soid and « : = se. be NX i rm ~ . : Ww a 4, s = 5 , a ea ~ i ~ z : = -.e ee 2°77 ‘a ij vie...” -- ATC no of Ad as & ERAS Reductions “Us to 50% on Our Huge Stocks Now; a AEATA eet ‘ . J yrs — : # PPR ORP a nee ewe PAID 1 WO PARTNERS $1 IN CASH TO GET RID FEARED TREAGHERY | The “Chesterton” Coil Box Spring Bed Suites Precautions Taken 6 ys Against Detection or Sear | $295 Values, | Priced With a _ Mattress Pad \ Police — Running Fight; Pirates as They Dashed, Country Highways. Delivered te | Your Home f a Cash Pay. ment of 12 * oo 25 Cesena mes SE cmRe ee eee ren pe, FA CEDING installments bave told how distilleries, warehouses and whisky c te corner the bonded whisky supply of the a string of bogus wholesale drug com tained through fraud, bribery and forgery, one-seventh of the bonded whisky in ex? The establishment of Death Valley F. bloody batties with whisky pirates. the ters. each with its squadron of runners, erchibrtron officials and Cincinnati polt By Paul Y. \ “taft Correspoadent of the rmeht. 19°76. Muliteerr Publishing © CINCG FIFTH INSTALLME NE aspect of his operations about Solid Oak ‘Famous’ kitchenette Range rericent. is his relationship with the t came to Cimeinpati with him. Her ‘and makes it plain that the pa he ended it. They were practical W Dressers. at Savings ‘11 $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments This New Model With Attached Kitchen Heater. at the Union for yg O25 0 com pa *. $22.50 Values Priced in our January Clearance at. $5. 00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments nimg tacr ributed to the partnership pilus an unstat ae amount of capita’. and | knowledzce and $144.09. ‘' the end of the rear Remus bought Serre! —emphasis on the barrels-—payriag $990 990 in cash With the money ebich rear. he added. this bBreugbt their res $1.500.900 ; a “Then I teok them te the statiesn n ~~ ‘ o@8 a train for New York > SALE OF “FIRST” LAMPS Cedar Lined Chifforobe Feared Treachery of Partners. : “The troubie with them.” he .went aivars Wanting to put the douDdie-cross to ‘cuy the whisky that we sold to the deg $47.00 Value. Priced in Our January Clearance at AND #0 WA $2.90 Cash—Balance Easy Payments gct ‘he names of the depot operators cust rect. |! wouldn': stand for tills. because th part of mv whole pian Besides. ' wasa feltample. are acquainted with Conners ere playing crooked with him*” Tie writer agreed shar if he chose t Would be one of the last men on his lief. ‘Ab—precisely'” said Remus. “Moe Sentiemcno were willing to doubie-cross e Wouid dousle--roscs me. Pardon me fer t ‘She *hisky Dusimess. if vou please. ne @ laracterarrels stored there. onir 113 ehase He paid about $1549.900 fer there Le EG ; Ay ch 5% - 7 Pe 2 a aa $245 Values, at the Union for Oni), ' alt] Hy ~~ ,* — ' > vege . —_—_— = ~_ 4 Weekly or M Withdrew most of it - : e Old Lexingtoa Cleb Distillery, 25.990 which imeluded about 1960 mer piants purchased by him and the ‘ve of the whisky certificates, were & vite $3$.000: the Rugby Distilling pane the Squibb Distilling Co. La 2 m the Pogue Distilling Ce.. : rencepurg: a half interest im the (2 $ OO | . . = ae interest in Hill & Hill. at Ca - 4 -he whisky certificares were bought 3-3 3 Driee=s ranging from 65 cents to $4 #- &4..on8. His Own Remus 3 Wares in Distilleries. roree i Ot Of the distilleries in which | ““GS cought part interest prod-- vere net milked. The co- ners? Hill & Hil, fer example. ye gee’ Delwered te Your Home foer4 Cash Payment of Only —— Payments "'clared that [emus never . C"op out ef their warehouses. ik “ere i= ne evidence that he he Whe - » storage is kept in the |r * and ie net boiled cntat 'S be taken out Each dis _ oftcem, has tts betting plant Wher agmiag ™

Page 21

kKlectric Iron and Cord $5.00 $ if .98 Value... ., . *‘Dearmaid”” Irons, 6-lb, compiete with cord and detachable plug. a » ie we A. ——, PAD iWO PARTNERS $1,800,000 Suites —_ Delivered to Your Home for a Cash Pay.- sins rrient of ¢ ‘ . fst Balance in : Easy Weekly or M onthly northern runners to stop over tiere _They were making big money, and . > —- } i - . » , : the plant in cases. nm sorne INM- | and Glendale. and sometimes taken | ey Opened, Cog- Ving the gambling house with whisky for the patrons. } Runners who patronized the garne a professional! ners began supp was of fine quality. and wanted to The gambling house own- ers decided to supply them, as a, side line, and began sending to Death Valley for large orders. Conners went up to Hamilton see what it was all.about. When ftir sifuation was explatned to him, hy not onlv approved it, but urged | 16 proprietors to go into business on a large scale. He told them of Remus sliding scate, which pro- vided that the larger the orde- the lower the price, and offere] to send more runners that way. nev rreecd. This was the histor »f ’ ithe establishment of the depot at Hlamilton. The gambling house continned in | operation, however: the owners did not abandon it when they wenf in- | to the whisky business: and it be came a sporting rendezvous for whisky men from the whole Ohio district. High stakes were the prevailing rule Conners is authority for the j | Statement that hundreds of thou- sands of dollars changed hands in ,a week. The high spot of the es- tablishment was a stud poker ta-| ble, with eight seats. at which the house take-off was $5 on the last card of each hand .in which more than three players ‘‘stayed in.’ So coveted were the places at this ta- ble that a player would sell his) seat for as much as $1000, as a, broker might sell a seat on the| Stock Exchange. Food was served | and cots were maintained in ad- | joining rooms. A runner, weary from a night of driving, might take a hand, and later sell the privi- lege of occupying his seat for six hours while he slept, for $500. It was a man’s size game While building up Remus’ trade generally, Conners did not neglect to look after his own business at Death Valley He made several trips to various cities, getting in | ‘touch with new runners, and urg- ing upon them the advantage of obtaining their supplies at Death Valley. He eventually had a whole squadron of thern. Perhaps it should be explained that a rum-runner usually was a bootlegger from some other city, 'who came to Cincinnati to obtain his supplies. These men had head- quarters in theif respective citics, and customers to which they soid their goods. They invariably made the trips by automobile. In addi- tion, they included a larg¢ number of Cincinnati bootleggers who car- This building, in the Cincinnati wholesale district, was purchased by George Remus from the profits of his liquor operations. Here he had his.own offices, which were furnished on a lavish scale. | kvery run was a non-stop run, ex- in case of road trouble. ners never used a tire after it had A tire which had much servica was turned an adjustment obtained on car carried two zone 4900 miles. Where Rum Runners Had Largest Trade. writer the fol- | —_ (Conners gave tie lowing list of cities represented by the men who came to Death Valley for supplies, and the number from | speeds as high as 80 miles an hour. Louisville and other Ken- ‘our of the Cincinnati te added, made regular trips to St. Louis, as also did the one &t. couldn't be done. “Just how much would you like ee ee has a strong speculative turn him- bet $15,000 they | make the trip from the Cincinnati | postoffice to the Chicago postoffice replied the gam- ners recalled Chevrolets, then Dodges, and final- had his load stolen said Conners, while his car was stored overnight lAuis garage, the proposition They not only acquiesced in it, but demanded that Conners di- allowing each them to take $5000 of it. a Buick. he said more expensive weighted down with sandbags to keep it on the road, and that Con- j Oe oe Jn ae af, Ss Dey Remus as he appeared at his own trial. nerg should go along, the three men taking turns at the wheel. But when all arrangements had been completed the Hamilton gambler backed down. Braving the perils of pirate at- tacks and arrest, these runners in general were a daring band, equal. ly ready to fight or make a run for it. More than one Ohio or In- diana farmer was awakened from his slumber by the clamor of flight and battle as a powerful automo- bile thundered through the night with one man at the wheel and another firing his repeating rifle over the back of the seat at pur- suing pirates. One of the most desperate and spectacular of there encounters will be described in a later installment. The task of co-ordinating and di- recting these numerous-and multi. farious activities rested, in the laat instance upon the man who was sole head of this vast outlaw enter. prise. From time to time he added trusted men to his staff, and it be- came necessary for him to m@in- tain a large office force. Why the Remus Building Was Necessary. Hie bought an office building. a six-story structure in the wholesale district of Cincinnati, and installed his offices in it. He called it the Remus Bullding, and the name “Remus” was inlaid in mosaic tile in the entrance to the lobby. His offices occupied an entire floor, and the furniture, fixtures and equipment cost $74,000. Much of this furniture is now stored at hj- home. A few days ago the writer on a visit there, observed a hug mahogany table, and remarked that it looked like a directors’ table “It was,’ smiled Remus. “When I called a meeting of my depot men and other subordinates; we sat. around this table to discuss our problems. Don’t forget, if you please, that this was a large busi - neas, and required all the equip- iment of any large business estab- lishment. Remus was itn tha whisky business, and Remus was the biggest man in the business. Cincinnati was the American mec ca for good liquor, and Amiertca had to come to Remus to get it.” Tomorrow's instaliment will con - run. |talm Remus’ sworn description of the arrangement which he entered a Rolls-Royce. \fast as whisky was received Death Valley, the bottles were re- | moved from the cases and the lat- | ter broken up and burned. -men were employed for that work. ng the bottles in paper and stacking them in the rear compart- iment. 30 cases could be carried in a Packard roadster This heavy load, however, caused ‘a noticeable sagging of the springs, might attract ‘of suspicious officers in the towne) (through which avoid this, several! |'had their roadsters equipped wiih limousine springs heavily loaded car the appearance of a car merely Carrying its pissen- ‘Miles Sh Joursville Sc. Louis daily at 8:19am and 9:20 pm with steel Pullman sleeping enjoins? om All meals are served in che 6 dining car on the day the attention of the runners | ee ions and tickets be obtained y licker Office, 322 North Reunions 5060) and ag Union Station, ot ask T.1. Kien 50 a Southern Railwa Each car was equipped with aux- iliary gas, oil and water tanks to eliménate stops on the road. wanted no policemen coming up to their cars at filling stations. detect ing the odor of whisky or scecing Cars train. Agem, 712

Page 22

ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. — a - POF en RTE se E> eae eee ti : anal | JANUARY CHAIR SPECIAL Felt bez cen- etrection : zcrre- ime leather seats; selld eak frame. @eall finish. (Cash aed carry. Only = te & customer cy. 25‘°- Discount Oe et! cerfirsn. Seow te the time te make reer selection and have tt delivered when you ere ready fer ir. $710.00 Dewn its all veu need—pav belance eut H. WALKER FURNITURE CO. 206-208 N. 12th Bi. Dewetevs Stere: 705-707 Lucas Ave. Tire Clearing Sale Balloon Cords 2914.40 Heaw Tread First ee) 3] o PE MR ee hk at 3S*aee Cmte —J =; 3013" 4 Over- size Fabric . ~~ — IP. r wore And then swhenveu re gad vou ba ae war of Mustereie at band to give 7 prempt relict. it does not Diister As first ard. Mustero!: Keep a par ready for: Tt w the remedy for adults, too. Relieves sore throat, b: stiff neck. asthma. neu raligia, beaia fe. comgestion. pleurist rheumatieom. umbage. pains 1nd aches ef back or »oL_ats. *Preios, sore mus Siutis, *roeup cies, childiains, freeted feet and eoids of the chest (it may prevent paerumens Te Methers: : / but onre-eirteenrh + wheat + ~—TOUNDIRECT TAXES ——— ee ee my missions, Savs Secretary of State. — + ae ———— Sr the Asew atet Prem LA CROSSE... Wis... Jan. 7 Taxes in Weconsin are gracua!l!y shifting fen, a Gir > on properts ‘ir indirect levies. and coset of £0%- ernmment ig £oing up. of State Fre@a R. Zimmerman. at a given tbr the Chamber of Commerce here yesterda) The cost of government “will cor tinue to gO up as iong as we gron n Wealth and population. and it ts not true that the remission of tke State tax t#@ due to acn said’ Secretary dinner : > *¢- NIstraciye economies,” Zimmerman deciarec 7 referred to the remission of the State's «) re of enera! ropert* . ] « : nat . 7 nerai Prot -* . taxee amounting to nearly $7,008, tv0, amnmounced br Gov. erai months ago In the earir gcevernment > nearity af) ._ days costs were met funds obtained bw direct taxation _— ; Z‘*mmerman said The tncome de. ¢ . _ _ . rived from railroads and other pub- -* utilities Was ena and the ex-| we tax on liquor the princt- pal eource of income from indtrect taxatior | Rise of Indirect Levr. | the total from a!) sources of the “As —_- “In 1816. fer example , ittical subdérvri.- ‘sions was $55.277.000, $1-per cent TN . ow . ” ; “a Yr f re > of which was derived from genera’ property taxes. Ir wae $119.2°74.90° onlv 58 . e7r -~ > ’ i320 the tota income per ~on ¢ robe was deri: ed f-or- general property taxes. and in 18273 | The total income vw R25 | Se Be 4° AA ~? an _ . fariv one-half was de ——_— *- - — other sources than taxes Dre pert Reg > ning with 1826, trere than half the cfr gen rere’ AT a Ma iJ be Gerivreg from indirect taxes “Sire + — a | o > o “ete a rere ve apPcut $12 Ann AAA more a + on “Ome taXesS, gasoline tax gerd fees than hast Tear. Be CAR unders'aré4 mm Ccirect tares, but it ts air? cult [© understand where g!!] this great hurrah comes The rewr system mar be more equitable than the ~ é— im a tt ; ‘es —P ut + ke fart rems = thet she cre . go" ernment ts goeing up. and it « FOR LINnvUe > £0 UP as "he as ¥e ero in Wealth ar PoPpuliatior, and $s no rue nar the remission of ° State tax is due to administra - ure econemies, The speaker regc *se-—™ the ... . '_ «= “ ow _ fT eas a aws wi? «+t = State >! i te ais ave heer termed la ¥o! - — . ~ = > = on - ry ua on a w. : » er 24 orn P| a- ~- . -_-- , 3 + . °c at Ougn their opponents vere ~ “mr * ’ .. . - co ™ _ = 7 ~ >, _ 79 | i+ . ad .cs & e e077 er s™ ‘>. - - _~ reierrec ‘o Wiseeers'= se ~ ae a aT tice fPiIperimerta’ s"ar.°or " o- eo . . = = * L an me &, _~ P 7 " ~Aa . a é Foal ~~ = nr hee saa . > rg =~ - “4 ne ~~ o ~ = — “ —~—- . o> . “ 3 - % ™ *-esg ke * . , — 5 ™ ° > z Ss “ead ra a 3 “e+ — ™ = . = . | ore ca ~ © - | ~ ~ « — © " * . “GS =_ ~ . ae ge - 3° ~e 2 — ~ ~ _— 2 at = _ ~e - | = : = ’ 7 _ — - - ™ SEW Rh - -Thterent ~~ = > -_ — ~ . * 7 z= = 4 -_ ~ * % -” * - > = -= A x —— . : he acre 4 a-- ~ -_— = ™ ‘ . _ * & C \enu " en~terda ~ . _ = ' — “sw. aa ™ — 26€ « ~ _ ~ are, e "Sohal - > . ‘ =» &@ ™ 2 =. ’ _ r~ as | a -~ . . — \ . - ie . @ , 7 ) : = a a i = * Said. « end to cheaper ®> Rewspa pers e--" ee asc t ghee icverwming rates, he said rould ei a Triea " . e** > nten? . .*% - . = ae advert.semen’s. Tx*o questicnrs +e .*s , fr ara= S3 answered. ew S sa cd . - > = = Tie? 7 * ?* —~? + - 7 3% 4 > Sec : . e a in al “= be. “2 von W@W spem? ts inform ecuston-e- .*? - ou " se appr p > vt} , . ae '”~ " tract new customer:* > hie o or aw =—- . 7 " ‘ 7 = ? a] ‘ -— e tetal cost to him eniest | 3798 2°98 ar ene.&gle mei ne 2 cent for ach copy of the Paper 5 7 em -- - ° sac ‘. “e Dies ima a full ut Cost Is Rising Desprte Re-' Biaine sev-. Printer? Strike tm Pueblo. "I 1! WISCONSIN SHI IN a ov | failure of publishers of the | PUEBLO, Colo., Jan. 7 —When_ Pueblo daily newspapers and the Daily eattoria!l and printers on the Chieftain walked-out last night lthem. The walkout followed tne | tro local Typographical Union to agree increase. eo). a $3-a-week War? business office emplores replaced asked for by the unton - Why Not Avoid Indigestion Instead of Having to Cure It? T om - st an | . @i gest ian tn “'.-e tr we healt ++ a7 +arr’ Teg “2 have thte ‘alin eine the atvice of a errinent Fs atei=> a ©=nreta. st =P ine istac the f ‘he ratiente ww bo =ere ru a lw oes — ke ame ta> cts " Lasties Ne, SP eveve Mormine befor -e reek fast @ith a ttle bot water The price of Lastie Na. 22 ndizestion Table'« = 25 - gcvrice,. bhew eer ie te +. $ mw “thie On La le tr - an ew > = - - han't ’ taking these tabletfg ree reve — a ace. Gas ocgele : - & : e _ 1 a i Ga: 913 LOCUST. STREFT New edition of the Dector at Home—lFlam’. Doctor Bork frase at cur Tolar macy nr Dea "t stay headachy, dizzy, bili- ous. ronstipated, sick! . sweet, One or two pleasant candy-like "°°? * - taken any time BN ena it ‘ao ee “« mildiy stimulate your liver and start jselling laxative ig the onl Directions for men, won look and feel clean. sweet and re dren on each boz—aay | Still Lower Prices — —~ World eaders justifies 1 - Ton Chassis /- 1on Chassis MBM Low Chassis *1295 f. o. b. Detroit ATE MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Washington BI. at Garrison Graham Brothers announce a substantial reduction in the prices of their complete line of trucks and motor coaches, effec- tive January 7th. This is their third reduction in eight months. It brings the price of their product far below any truck of com- parable merit: Large production justifies low prices. Graham Brothers are the largest exclu- sive truck manufacturers in the world. "S75 $1245 NEW PRICES a ie, ee Jefferson 1241 South Branch: 5626 Gravois Associate Dealers: Z os -_ ——— , = . (rraf Moter Companv. Ferguson. Mo. furnbull Motor Co.. 9th & Clay, St. Charles, Mo. BROTHER SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS EVERYWHERE ~~ ——— Cf ee for two the Aseon ated Press TAY LORVILLE. i. Jan. wet suit was filed ag2inst the ait Viedica!l Assoc. .auon is + County ‘-ireur Low" eerday oF the Hexide _ar- asking $1%70.°09, alleged injury done By its official journta! im attacking the | . ‘ment as a fraud and a’ Hoxide treaties + — Saits Prepared. : at the same time counst: tor . igstitute anmounced that m- ‘cs were in preparation certain Taylorville the association from intercepting cancer cund for the santtarium R. Gillespie of Spring- ?.°mer attorney for Gev. n the civil susts, brougst / President Hubert 7 worphy of the Institute. Ite basis was 4 shree-page attack on the In- scitu’? printed in the Journal of the American Medica! Associati 12.3. * which discoverer of the cure, the late John «. Hoxsey. wae styled a dabbier i> veterinary medicine. Patients to Be Called. - Men and women from 35 ditter- | towns fn Tinos and others | from five states wouid be called e testify to the efficacy of the eure Gillespie said. “This suit.” he said. “is broug al purposes. First. te >. Jan. 6.—The Buresu | Investigation of the American! ‘al Association today is#ued | this sta‘ement relating to the be! | fled against the association B- Hoxide Cancer Sanitarium The Medicai Assoc American ‘tien has for many rears een g™ facts regarding cures of these exposures . g of suits for libel. varying $190.944 to $594.- aS, Bist 2d lle Chamber «of Com- = »* a 3 --page 7 Fo in Ormalzrion yuecessf lL T eg? . the. Hoxide testimoniais “| of f re are imciuded tn-the parm-/ opens with a para- i ling “Cancer the cures can- heen eff art ad »¥ the in Tavitieorvitie of St. Lewis, and i at the Hos- at Taylor- Jliustrativre oe = s and cures. * as the home of the Hozide ‘3 the first actual "at has ever been found ‘or. name of Tay'tor- Ss cdestmed quickly te ac- natvoral fame.” sars the ~ " mw the opinion of the ~~ © —~ ‘ ie ry 7 . os . ft emmerce of the spectfic ehou.d he city imter- i | i | | | EF ij

Page 23

— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. : oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH premmang | 5 - DISPATCH SS ADVERTISEMENT , PACER HOSPITAL ae ig: Feel Splendid! UES MEDICAL juss : — ~ Lr 7 see A You n¢ Wif : dizzy, bili-|freshed. Your head will stomach eweet, tongue pink candy-like |YOUF skin rosy. Because ‘‘Cascarets’? ne 'n00 Damages From y time will|or sicken, it has become the yver and start |selling laxative in the world ver pal American Association. : @ s ; the Associated Vrees a ; will both Directions for men, womer ) TAYLORVILLE, Tli., Jan. cone weet and re-|dren on each boxr—any dru _, jibe] suit was filed against the cst i % erican Medical Association §§ in 4 “hristian County ‘‘ircuit’ Court , ay by the Hoxide Can-| pere yesterd y » ai . | jum, asking cer Pre aiteged injury done by | ee jation, its official journa! | : 3 the ‘members, in attacking the o andr treatment as a fraud and a fake. . ed j : Injunction Suits Prepared. . ‘ At the same time counsel for ‘the institute announced that im- Dgunction-suits were in preparation : restrain certain Taylorville ce pers of the association from Mmildously” intercepting cancer This True Story Is Based Upon the Disillusion- ts bound for the yar yp eck alg . ip Se vo er attorney for Gov. ment of Mrs. Crisp As Fully Set Forth in Her ee eee i tecsident Hubert 3 Letter Which Appears Further Down This Page B Morphy of the Institute. Its basis was a three-page attack on the In- To her surprise he B inte printed in the Journal of dangerous situation in which +) —_——i— Aaa showed her that there was not | Medical Associatio., . . Ous situation in whic ; s,s : , : ees ete ee of; the cure, RS. Irene Crisp of Kawende, Manitoba, gasped in amazement at what “he found leaealt hanna ia At aN ya sindlechadteniblewendertana | telate John C. Hoxsey, was styled she saw. There at ease in the big arm chair sat her husband in deep own story in “Her Caveman ~~! #it pean in True Story Magazine. - in veterinary medicine. ’ , 7 ; } % at : or tage le absorption reading True Story Magazine. Lover,” which appears in. the . (See Mrs. Crisp’s letter in the panel below.) iy a Men and women from 3» diffe : : : . e of True St . , Te eee te called She had never read a copy of True Story in all the nineteen years of her life February issu tory Magazine. ; 5 j 7 ‘ es Wo ( ) o . J * 2 . ° Up testify to the efficacy of the! because she had been led to believe that it was not a refined on that Or read the startling confession of the True Story Ss Three Sister FP Sac cuit” he said, “is brougut] Some of the stories in it dealt with things that nice people did not iscuss, that man who, emerging from the war, sick in , Tice two purposes. First, to =e-|. in places it was indelicate, if not, indeed, immoral body and mind, his nerves torn to shreds— Pp bli ti all damages; and secondly, to} 41 Pid , ’ ; secks forgetfulness in drink—only to find ubdblcations efice! Asso- ° . ‘ . . : . MEE inestn memberd oppor. And now to find the man she married, dignified, reserved, refined, reading that he has driven his wife into - me P tunity to make good once | ha cart “that awful magazine, ‘True Story. ° She could scarce believe her eyes. of another Man. No true-life Story t at as Contents of February Issues ee te p Deowery seca ever been written holds a more powerful . a sce c restiga- . . a Whose fented by fhe azeo- At her exclamation of shocked amazement he looked up. To her excited lesson for both men and women. | | ——————_— eon. fends for immediate trial,| emonstrance he gave careful heed. Then he handed her the book as he replied, Yee these ate bust dlteee of tlie ecteenas Dream World in Dream wo, and it is their position that the as-) “NMAy dear! Read every story in this magazine and then prove to me that a single big, helpful, inspiring featuresthathavebeen Ses Cun of Bisssaiele OVE Rip MANC} +4 } nediatelyv nte . : : . . . . ~* topearance and try this case on ts} OME is immoral. It contains nothing but the experiences of human beings like brought together for.you in the February © Sealey ati 3 hk age tee aia? aiecvacd agro ourselves and experience is the . 1ssue of True Story Magazine. Borrowed Plumage | . WA’ cure accepted as a boon. to hu- thing that teaches. If we can se ail ba Dream Island i Py PK 7 manity. f Other Thrilling True The Spider and the Fly ; 8 “The American Medical Associa-| learn by the experience o a Sette Ceteid Os | : p % ba ‘tion shoul@ be only too glad to ac- uls sace” tha h : ; Life Narratives are: My Masked Lover | | 2 other souls, isn't t muc Manitoba, Apri! 16th, 1925 , 'eept this challenge. : | Foolish Wives -—— The Editor Only One of Many Such Suits Ewr| better than having to go ee | Why I Shall Never Marry The Golden Lie oe hag omy tae through it ourselves?” ew York,NY. His Misjudged Wife , j CHICAGO, Jan. 6.—The Bureau ug , New York, N.Y. sjudcg Hearts’ Salvation (yp tee erected gapmesitog | 7 Dear Sir— As Ye Sow When a Wife Doubts | Medical Association today issued] The earnest quality of his , thie statement relating to the libel , :; Just a letter of appreciation dedicated to your magazine. When A Woman Loves To Have Lovedand Lost . ee ee mene red the association by reply impressed her. Surely if I was sixteen when my first lecture was administered for even Wha P . Vi ? When My Ship Comes In T S e Sweetly Thrilling the Hoxide Cancer Sanitarium. h r husband felt that way she thinking of reading True Story Magazine. Mother was very severe, t rrice Virtue: arn P : rue tories, ’ The American Medical Associa- e ov Father, more so, and Grandmother backed the both of them up The Unwanted Woman roken Promises with Loyalty and Devotion to a tion has for many years been giving| gpnyst be misinformed. Taking although I’m sure she didn’t know a thing about it. The resule was Lofty Ideal. On Sale the ublic the facts regarding al- | o. that I wouldn’t so much as look at a True Story Magazine even on Th Called Me A Fool h of E Month.* the publi f 7 d ] | ’ : cy 1Stho very leced cancer cures and consumy))-| his advice, sne rea it SiOW y; one of the —— stands. bmi later, a ps sebooyaass Ww Men y “ cures, anc 1e not infrequent | ae. me my husband, reading the very ma ne a n taught hen Betra _. dh A sat pe: lv ome | critically, thoroughly. oles re areal, ~ he words of flapper “‘T jumped all Becken H Tr ue Romances Bithe filing of suits for libel, varying | over him.” Out of the very Gepths of his ever present dignity, he omes jn amounts from $100,000 to $500,-| + Search as she would she could not sepliod. |My deat! Reed every sory te thie book and peeve tome Faithless Men ~ Stronger Than Gold ‘ores of such suits} ; os is i . It contains nothing Dut the experiences o \ : _ as ay oat Baer aot ch ate ts 7 r | find a single sentermce ora single word sli Midteens tbe cumuives and experience is what teaches If When Soals Are Tried A Fight Against Love oe a Te trial, and ini that |in-| that was in any way objectionable. we can learn by the experience of other souls, ien't that much better Nothing Else Matters meat dithieet’s the sail pati for | On th never had she read than having to go through it ourschwes?” | Salvaged Souls . , Which Did She Choose? $300,900, the jury returned a ver- | € contrary ; d After this little speech I didn’t think the magazine could be se Tongues of Flame Was It Worth the Sacrifice? as canine) anh thi concern a collection of such thrillingly e- bed after all, weds his urging me _— ln Scene Her Poi of View False Pride d to pay its own costs."’ | , : 7 been reader staan supporter rue Story, omt age a = ae | lightful stories. Each one rang with aad ake bleese ccmestanen of ethane has broedened my mind and : She Mistrusted All Men Miles io distributing 2 | 32-paec| @ruth. Each gave her a = and softened my heart. True Story Magazine for February I Have Kept My Word! uphiet inscribed“ formation | ife and a new Every i f True Story is . Long may live! Wouldn't | - ' . — eteeag iil tekesaaeel aie “9 broader outlook fea - lift Real my dear esadies eather turn Sea a a grave if she saw me show- is now on the newsstands. Its vivid, His Wife Understood ment of joe ly hy the Hoxide | and deeper insight nn > on ing the pictures in it to my two year old daughter? —— soul-stirring ptm yant will His Most Precious Possession “Method at Taylorville.” | people walked through every tale . Riana your imagination and grip your The Love Thief » Twenty-six sworn testimonials | bh ‘ ' ‘ | ‘ m@ Which extol the efficacy of the reliving betore her oye the rand > (Mes.) lrene Crisp J mr vn d "The d ve eo thee F es are included ol pay pam- climaxes of their lives. a con’ : jm Locked Out the Secrets of the Human Heart, ee20XI08 treatment, in aviorville, . 4 ' ; - e M5 miles northeast of St. Louis, and| moved, so wonderfully instructed. of love or hate, of triumph or failure, of de Vou will like these three On 9 oe Zird o pare now being effected at the Hox- | iin F half voted self-sacrifice, or of bitter vengeamce— a , Every Mon . hperead oot prawns Wire. conalt Today oak = pies Soma it points a lesson that is driven home with other thrilling Magazines T e Exp priences #2. With some le rs illustrative ; " ‘ 4 . 5 . ru en MEME typical cases and curch”” | millions of people who rea ¢ heal wad unforgettable vividness and dramatic power. In addition to True Story, you should read each 4 “It is as the home of the Hoxide month there arc none more fal : Mra month those three thrilling sister publications— The Romance of a Dancing Girl ! ement, hag, 0 ey se oat eae staunch in their support than Mrs. For Example, Take the “Dream World,” “True Romances” and “True Was It Destiny? | We Acer, that the name of Taylor- | Crisp. ek oe February Issue Experie | | The Girl Who Could Not Lic | ale seems destined quickly to ac- | ‘ 3 | While each of these magazines has its own nif Blind Affection Shire international fame,” says the | | If Betty had listened to the advice of her peal, they are all filled with exactly the same kind Uneasy Reputations Mylorvike chantne opinion of the; —- Yet there are still people who eae friends when she got a position asa news- of compellingly realistic stories. chat hes made Pian emer “4 yiorville lamber o ‘ommerce 2 = ee ; ‘ # * the production of the specific} this wife and mother once did—people w rt paper reporter, she would never have made — True Sepry a fevesite re ate tigers ov as Mavaer wr {hat terrible scourge should be because of misinformation or prejudice, loo the tragic mistake of seeking guccess at the single glance at the Sufficient to make anv. city . | si ial bes : mo . neht, will indicate what a feast awaits you in the Songs and Shadows Dtieina i : niak 4 an’ iL! inter with disapproval on a magazine which they price of her soul. Her thril g experience, g by all druggists | stn alen , = Seaal February issues of these remarkable magazines. _ The Truth About My Husband ee sanitarium was opened last} have not taken the time ye to read. — oP ores hase so age ape a For your convenience, each of sw four The Net of Enchantment — = | | int of view is as unfortunate as it told by! er ; " _ Macfadden Publications appears on the ncws- I Didn’t Appreciate ° ene: * rs le an examination of any issuc Break” in February True Story Magazine. nds on a different dass duringthe month, /Him ) a | . , | , so that complete one magazine, you , Jefferson 1241 ‘proven of True Story Magazine will — reveal Then there is the case of Doris. If she webs i. ae one, just as thniling, be ma heme its true, helpful and inspiring had known how easily a young girl oe awaits you. Fach Other? | treatment The lessons taught by True Story Mag _ fooled by men—if she had ee twice , Wench bor True Quen ondiie ut: tenie sdaae Rais : for Cou GHS azine touch every problem that human be- _fore matching her inexperienced, sentimental = y7513 on the rth, Truc Romances on the Does It Pay? es have to contend with in their relations nature agaist the cynical cunning of 2 Man aard and True Experiences on the 1st of each | Jes, Mo. When you take PERTUSSIN | ings have id—she would have avoided the h. © relieve your cough, you ere with each other. of the wor “ei ee oO , Use the Coupon If You Cannot Get These one of the most widely ~ ; y Newsstand Used and effective cough stones . G 0 rap mene _— nh to every pre Pp ; ; ‘ ; — oii i —— oi ced pharaacet February r 4: ) Shean Sovee thd cong | Z 64th Street and Broadway, New York C y relieves the wish to become i ith four True Story tant (2)! scothenthe inflamed | Don’t be fooled by 4 sspiines Pease enter my name receive the Pebroaty 1 le absclutely harmless and, most imitations! All | nee ek each ae , = Sea importantof all, ithelps Nature to j hasten recovery by clearing the aif Macfadden True | Name Passages of germ-iaden —— : : . j 1 snaold large Story Magazines ; Lot ' ‘ . City | . —T N nd Sale in the World have this seal in a? Re 3 ROTHERS : DERTUSSIN : se: Greatest Newssta - - , - RED on the cover. | ¢9————_—__— yee e rae YWHERE fF Every Cough - ri

Page 24

— STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE Ff a ST SS _——— . — = _= ~ ———— : * marry Toun ernett was rece= : Cafe Robbed for Thind Tume. DEFENDS RIGHT TO WASH DIVORCE, LICENSE ON SAME DAY ==> a weratataen see cee : For the third ime fm 8 fO6) ae a eaY BATHTUB Stress to Rewed Man Acquittted Jacksonvilie, Pla. Dut was s0u% > iwecks. a burglar’ sited the cafe a? of Two (Charges. ted. hie wife roing to his a coe = Taney Masea. 5649 Delmar boule- Mrs. Kadoiph Leonhard, in Testl- i ecnatiatealt Wien was tried for kil ing @ man in Flor- : - . rr acini Gin ent web mony at Her Swit for biverce fan | \TTANOOGA. Tern Dee 7 ida a2 vyear azo and a Myers. Bes. pa aT; gpd 5 = ; +. ~* - Answere Husband + ( ros Beil. Tyiverced at Tampa. Fla wearer. Auitted of that chars*- Mrs : ail - i pong said he de One's right Ra s doc i" day, Ramend Rennett and Evelyn "*tt eome years ago divorce = | : and Up , re it = appeal for the bathtub with ¢ nesses *| Parris Bennett, “Follies” beauty Prominent New York busines mat srotection. Last nls he burgiar soap was Giacuseed af [@hR “ lana Meoving,picture actress £0 a They declined to announce plans anened the front door Fith a kKry esterday in Circutt.Judg* Pear . liwense here withtn °4 hours to re- for the wedding ; seek rf artons of cigarettes a: r “ o e£on ae Demonstrator and Rebuilt Oe emnes of cigars and broke @pen |of 5236 South Grand boulevard 1s — a rear door with a meat cleaver to Suing to } 4 , - - - ‘> buffet room, from iof 3416 Penns EDENS ... 1900 CATARACTS Jf 202° \--- este eas ym eon mm es Equal to a good old a> c e other burglaries sband's a [mat i ot While they last, we offer a limited mumber of these cele- brated Washers at sacrifice prices. Some have only slight scratches on the A, . a . ’ ee — . + : " aa ™ : paint, others have just been demon a Jbath, and . ms ye A Custom-Tailored Homespun, the stu rdy | strated a few times and those that have ee i zy — ye ard’s ip on the dog acmanenal aie Miiadiie. pure weolen that ternper- | i e ALLBILLS PAID |“ ‘she sais tha: teontard atiowead| spun. Full silk lined ed the severity of New es bis = sad ; fez? Taxes, Insurance, Interest, - moll cha rs ; st , s ‘ England winters for the i : 3 a Dector, Dentist, Lawyer, {until 1924, when the high cost « $60 -early Colonials, is a favor- “Californic Fig _ . : = ee . . c 3 ] hi . B k . tay .. 3 3 ; Ss ~ ’ Why invest in “orphan” Wash- Grocer, Clothier, Baker, have ving led bk : ed woolen today. Theres all been paid and the only ts or unknown makes wher. 1m thought he “a ; , —. le ti obligation 3s: ing work because he had saved an old-fashioned honest | a se a ee oa resale make A Morris Plan Loan $23.0 r - la . | | When your child is constipated, Child like one of these Efens or Cat- ¥ ties! 1, 7 [025 “Tenkion ony nued ¢ loyalty in its appearance ™ © witieus, 245 01: a —— Ask - nd pavabie a iittiie eacn wees or — . : - : ; tongue, or ‘arreea. a2 ¢ ee ; a = eeecantee o month. The terms are rea- that dares winter to do its : ; cower = = gine ‘‘California Fig! free oaatreggg that are mot icie ; eweetens the stomach and promuses? Terms, $5 Down Small Monthly Payments DOMESTIC ELECTRIC CO. 908 Pine St. Phone. GArfield 2600 . worst. A hand-tailored, : og leans the bowels of pei- Whe dent you une ie! silk-lined overcoat of | Proved safe by millions and escribed by nhveir 2 rem ee bile. souring food and|«: SHED MAKES HIS ESCAPE homespun is meh in | , Pr J ten | a Xew er cramps of overacta. |; INDUSQIRIAL [iatroder Kooks Door Down on Tailoring Co. warmth and service, and | Colds Headache = Neuritis — . — a aa 807-9 North 6 St. distinctive too. | Pain Neuralgia Toothache. - oa | LOAN | 1 ts 714 CHESTNUT STREET a ee a a a Se a a a | DOES NOT AFFECT THE PANY | 4 vervar alarn connected wi Welleton Office: 1436 Hediament Avy , } ~ X! ail Or aaa +5 ir Handy “Bayer” boxes of | SEE PAGES 230 AND 231 Alco latte of S00 ‘SATURDAY EVENING POST ISSUE OF JANUARY 9 THEN SEE US. JOHNSTON BROS. Tire and Service Co. Compton and Washington WATSON STABILATOR DISTRIBUTORS Jefferson 0433 Jefferson 0434 play in the rear See EPSPS SASS SSeS SSS eee. ioe eeneelicd | THIEF TRAPPED IN CHICKEN ‘ oa « cee ee eee eee eee eee eRe eee GETTING RIGHT DOWN TO THE POINT—! 4epcca ‘s (be Tace mark of Barer Manufacture of Mencecetiongiinner of Fy 5 Sagh a PILES «SEF. b Piles, Fistula, Fissere and ail Kertal Diseases cured My Guarantee—Cure or No og - Ne Ga a : LO A lm Over 42.000 auto owners patronized Star Seuare Stores in 1925 Every one of these is good cash ahead as a result. You can and will earn handsome profits if you will concentrate a!!l your buy- ime at Star Square Stores. CHOOSE THE ONE NEAREST re YOU slley ad disapp . A v Ha Hen (NSE ETATION. AND xian troy FREE wy BEF There’s a Star Square Store _ “Bagecer wae eines ‘ : Soi PINE STREET ST. LOtIS MOQ SAM tes Pa (eee In Your Neighborhood @@ the eiehene missing | 28-N°GRAN ST-sT- POR GRAND, | N29. LOSUSL> BOY PLAYING ON TRACKS Saceesser te Dr. HB. SNer Smith, Deceased Sundays 10 te ft e. af ; ao ELMAR. | .. 2300 S.GRAND KILLED BY SWITCH ENGINE ant S? DO! | c 4 222 ~—e wer BIEN. | PINT. ~ on GRAYOES AVE... Rivers: John Cocagda. 9. stumbied as He Ran From Fort. railing Lo Hear Locomwtiv: TUBING =* WIRE . - ¢= Southern Raila, i . » oy ¥ = eee > eS —=— = — ee © eee = © ee eee = KH wee ee OO ee Ce Te \ f Nis” a9 APA AAP REAP SEAS o- — oe hs SO eae ae eeeeaeneeeane BAILROAD BUILDING bonne Mo. Pac te Lar 32 Miles More Do ble Track im ™Missour oe OOD Se we eee ~ —~ eee aah ehaae . , + Fits all type Fords including the new 1926 All Carburetors packed in mae factory sealed models ; : ; : cartons : =~ — cr ; , - - A STROMBERG CARBURETOR and BOT 4 ee i a“ tee am Accel all gM, 2? —. — Rianne es ee : fe a Ss P eas Se oo ~~ +42 & ve © © @ i eeeeee eee eee AU ae Oo SORA co. Se Awe % 2st" Conn di SO32, GRAYOIS AVE. ee me ‘= °° ow t e bound Bargrs Reach ¢ aim ae — : * sfea ree ee ' UST ST. 252" + * © > 7 « 7. .* ; i 7 . — : * ; . * 7 * - « 7 > ~ on ~ a a . e . * ™ ~ : : . ™ - ¥ « " - —_ . - 2 * : ; - » a - : ; " . " ee . > ° : . and construction are very best ) peng fewest Each lRadiater ts carefull ie ; - . . ——— - . : 3 . > > . . > . ~ > . > . = ad . —~* 7 > : ~ » | " » > a ; , ,* 7 > > y = - «a - > -o« - > > 7 ; « : . . $ x > > > « * ” $ * = ° — — — = ie . - -« * = . . s “ : . | . %..., = . = . . > .« — ; 7 — > _* . W Was SAvVOGg. Sut ve « “he. - == « fe ae a ee ae ' a org pa ee eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeenenna : ras ->st-_, * --_ _ up ae asl «Ot tC pass Ss. ie tie ie ee . — aweee le

Page 25

ions and prescribed by physicians for | he Neuritis ia Toothache. Lumbago Rheumatism AFFECT THE HEART | | Accept only “Bayer” sa | which contains proven directions, © Hand Also “Baye r” boxes of 12 tablets le of 24 and 100—Druggists. Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Sclleytinad 9 CURED _ WITHOUT THE ANIFE Rectal Diseases cured oe my Soothing Geatie = 7. So Chieroform, Ne iMetoday. tt will pay you. AMINATION FREE > Specialist ST. LOUIS. MO, th, Deceased Office Hours: Sundays 10 to Danger. No Hospi FREE BOOK 9 A.M. 8 Se aay ~ slush Pile wafterers lniiakitial Service substitute in busi- onal interest and this attitude is nec- atisfactory banking between our cus- ourselves. an Opportunity to who are seeking te banking con- PANY 2MBER ST. LOUIS CLEARING HOUSE | : ‘ A When your child is vgons, gases, bile, THURSDAY EVENING, , JANUARY 7, 1926. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH For Constipated Sick, Bilious Children Mother! Child’s Best Laxative is “California Fig Syrup” constipated, Children love its delicious taste. pilious, bas colic, feverish-breath,{ Ask your druggist for tongue, or diarrhea, a tea-|‘‘California Fig Syrup’’ of genuine ‘‘California Fig| full directions for babies and chil 1? sweetens the stomach and ly cleans the bowels of poi- souring food and Never cramps or overacts., béttle. Mother! You ‘*California’’ or you may Imitation fig syrup. genuine which has dren of all ages plainly printed on | must sav get an | | Paris (11.) Man Fatally Burned. | PARIS, lll..gJan. 7.—Seth Math- | ews, emploved by a butcher sie 'died yesterday from burns suffe when he went fire. to sleep near an open ADVERTISEMENT _ INFLAMED ~ BREATHING TUBES ' Try Dr. Blosser’ s Medical Cig.| arettes in the est Attack a Nasal catarrh is not only dis- 'agreeable and offensive, lead to serious trouble. inflamed condition of the air pass- ages of the nose‘ and throat may spread to the point where it is incurable and a danger to life. That | mucous membranes of the head, medicinal herbs, Jand berries. The warm smoke va- pour is inhaled into the affected air passages and ' = -eeee , . ee ** ' | ‘ ee Oe bee | eee = = hy a ayanm@ —h \ | ; - Dr. Blosser’s | — / =f Cigarettes are | composed of | flowers | Sy Ae will go where é, J ane beeen ne, sprays, douches | La NT and salves cannot’! If your skin is yellow—complexion | ‘in his home py whi tthe Public Relations of the Ameri- d missions , 'of all coneerned in the New York ‘with the receipt of less DUCHESS OF LEINSTER WILL iwill née shire, defense,” ‘in reduced circumstances in a hum ‘ble cottage in one of the poorer parts of Swanage George Newa! who the Duke SS —— THE ZWORVKIN LIGHT [ peraseey are aki grace curve te nes arer to the ordinary pockethook ‘level. Potato Prices Lower in Chicago, tate Shipments the last week is re- on By the Ass CHICAGO, Jan. 7.—After outdo-!says highest prices of the season i | ing all recent high-price records. ‘for potatoes came on the last day . MO GRO. Cc taking a gracefy!] {of 1925, when some Maine growers —_ heheneteentee eee Tn — Th een, ene. TN a eR ER A . - la are - - lates the light rays into electrical impulses Strong enough to operate | | 0 omgea. dévices, which record th: dots and dashes. Halwach ,im pact iradio tube and a across the limpulse e discovered of light upon cert iine metals produe ed an effect that the | } afn alka- | electrical | lL, ater experimenters showed | ithat ee lich? — ays caused electrons | ito he discharged from the metal. In the ZAWoryKin light cell a Ithin coat ing of the metal upon which the light acts is placed in | such. a position that the discharged jelect rans will add t! | } . , the circuit in the radie bulb and ieir impulse to Ca Mie a pres THREE CANS LIMIT. San» sui / (On ~~ “IF IT IT’S THE COMES BEST” BUSY BEE FROM OLL’S LIPTON’S TEA #3 33:3 2060 THREE PACKAGES LIM “A. MOLL GRO. CO. St. Louis’ Most Reliable Food Store—Sells—— CREAM OF WHEAT, Per Pkg. _ _ - - 20c ae A. MOLL GRO. CO. St. Louis’ Finest Meat Market—Selis—— STEAKS sac TENDERLOIN, ROUND St. Louis’ Oldest, Most Reliable Food Store MOLL’S Red Pitted Cherries In Syrup, No. 2 Can..........25¢ ady Sove } CHOCOLATES Can be purchased from the leading druggist mvyvour vicinity HOT BUTTERSCOTCH ICE CREAM SANDWICH s » the ambrosial allure of angel cake, whipped cream, ice cream and hot butterscotch « « » Friday Fountain Special .... 25¢ Cc Friday Specials CANDIES Assorted Chocolates, including Milk Page Maraschino Cherries ... One- poun boxes a PN tes Hoarhound Tablets, the box. """***"_. ... 15¢. A. MOLL GRO. CO. St. Louis’ Most Wonderful Food Shop SPANISH MACKERAL BAKERY FRESH SHRIMP Lady Baltimore | ayer Cake............-60€ FRIDAY—SATURDAY Cheese Stollen, in the bakery..........,..2§¢ A. MOLL GRO. CoO. DELMAR AT DE BALIVIERE 417 N. SEVENTH 6TH AND OLIVE No Candies Like Busy Bee Candies PA F ~ St. Louls evening The POST-D . py, He reas news service. newspaper ivin permit current to flow. The pro- cess Of amplification intensifies the ;current to a point capable of op- | erating mechanical] devices Other Uses of Light Cell The light cell also is used now! ‘in substation transformers on lines iupon which heavy electrical cur- carried to detect smoke | in case of fire. mechanically set off fire extinguishing devices and | notify the nearest station from | ‘hich empolyes can be sent to’ remedy the trouble. Zworyvkin said that the light cell as Pitas. to find wide appli- industry. Among other rente are are a method uni formity which no | rors ig of testing makes) possil le, | The invéntor apparatus ‘h the electric iights are automatically turned on | at dusk by employing the light cell. | he fur has an Y , . + - Nee said tha the drafts in Tn i= , Race might be automatically apenes as easily with the rising of 1e sun. INCREASE IN GRAPE RECEIPTS OF $5,000,000 IN A YEAR | Co-Operation of Railroads Prevrent- ed Embargoes on Shipment, Railway Official Says. By the Associated Preas. CHICAGO, Jan, 7.—California | grape producers rece} a $5,000,000 increase receipts last year through an arrangement effected by the Atlantic State Shippers’ Regional Advisory Board : and the railways in the New York ved more than Terminal District. says Donald D. Conn of Washington. manager of | carm™ Railway Association. He addresssed the opening ses- | if the first joint national con- ‘lals of the Amer- sion ¢« ference of the offic can Railway Association, repre- sentatives of the Shippers’ Region- ai Advisory Boards in the United States and of estate Railroad Com.- “Twenty thousand Cal ‘sof ae or more thafi 34 percent of the to ‘‘alifornia production last vear, were handied through the co-operation Terminal District without bargoes whatever as any em-| contrasted than 12,000 | Cars in ecessive erm- bargoes on all lines,”” he declared. | (;rain, livestock, oll and other commodities have moved without | delay or car shortages in the Trans- | Missouri-Kaneas region, said the hairman, Clrde M. Reed 19°23 with su FIGHT DUKE’S DIVORCE SUIT “Lady in America Will Never Get My Title,” She Says; Pre- pares Defense. | Copyright. 1976. by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing (Cos New Y¥« and Post-liispat«! LONDON, Jan. < “The Lady in America who is hoping for my title er get it.”* the Du Leinster said when tnterviewed art her cottag Swanage, Dorset- regarding the Duke's divorce rk World hess of sult. “T have a very good ground of she concluded,-“and I am going to fight to the last ditch.” The Duchess apparently is living’ named as co-respondent, is the so of a marine store deals and for- meriy jrorked in the op. He ts a well-known foot b at Pp aver: ara | haz been playing with the Swanag: Footbali Club this season. ‘What is the Meaning of ~ Here is what OAKLAND means ~ - New Prices 7020350 Lower Additional savings of as much as ‘40 to'60 because of the New General ; Motors Time Pay.nent Rates. More than 100 improvements ~ ~ These include new Bodies by Fisher, Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, Four-Wheel Brake refinements and The Harmonic . ’ Balancer—an exclusive feature rendering the New Oak- land Six unmatched in freedom from engine vibration. Landau Coupe ’112§ (Old Price *1295) Touring 1025 (Old Price 1095) Sedan 1195 (Old Price 1545) Coach 1095 (Old Price 1215) Landau Sedan 1295 (Old Price 1645) All prices at factory ~ —~ General Motors Time Payment Rates, heretofore the lowest in the industry, Roadster * 97§ ‘Old Price *1095) —— 22 Sardines, 14 Size, Olive Oll, 2 Cans............38¢6 Per Lb. 29c have been made still lower. You can new save as much as $40 te $60 in your time payment costs. Deliveries Now Reasonably Prompt MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY E. A. HATFIELD, President ik t Street | = Angelica Auto Sales (Inc.) Zist and Angelica White Bros. Auto Co. 11th and St. Louis Av., East St. Lowis, Ill. St. Louis Auto Sales Co. 3030 Locust Street Carrigan & Hope 10th and Madison Av. Granite City Madison WINNING AND HOLDING GOOD WILL AKLAND SIX. Venice OO OER SR aR en a EES IR RN Ee AE le BB I OE ee a eee - Ser ener eget en KP)

Page 26

+ “THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH me « er Betty tc fe wae 4 MEY _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH HOR-7SBY AN.) BOTTOMLEY BIGGEST PUNCH IN LEAGUE, RECORDS S&S rn - — . = 4 > E 2 este | - ' = Slugging twain | Miscel] : W “Canter, Year-Old, | Marquatd Not to'f 4, 3 ‘Miscellaneous Records 0 | } - ° | | Valued at $300,000 -— iY €@ars in —s | National L ‘| To Give Lewis a. 27 Quner_ Grittith Play Center for | adon e € ror 7 | 496 R age I special © NEW TORK, Jan. 7 : ‘ ) > Jan. 7. ; uns in 19 | Ch f op 7 ee Chance at Title poss=." os. es =. Coliseum Quinte 4 thee Following are the official miscellaneous records of the | ished second to Pompey in | | ue i © rroir I ational League, released : 5 the Futurity at Belmont =3 ef =s ner, J. E. Griffith, at $300,- y fa | x 1500 to 890 — No Plaver nt ; 3 si ca 3 Ss &= Los Angeles. we - iit SO Laeeaen > @ bs So om £6 €3 Sa Ee or at > 000. : i | Th : Hornsby’ Sl : di Guyer. Pithebere 72°88 2°* Sas se -_m6uniet OG 3 13 ; zhie valne was fixed yester- ¢/ | ecution or Brillian cy, Refe ae) 3 . s ugging ‘ Se Diatone._ Philadetphia ......2..92 296 169 3591 61 19 is i |) day 1eR dir Griffith, declining ° | Father than jeopardize the ama-. 926. ‘ By ‘ Jd L &T LOUIS ea © ** 53 12 bh a Db es 7 ~ el . " rn i. , 2s > fred ¢ Pr ? 2. t iy > - _- : os ’ o 7 = : 1 ' Average for6 Years (| Fournier, Hrookiy> chet Saeed 71: gi? = a25 is ¢ * 5 ‘ af Ase “Os Press —Negotiations , 2 ort © 4s a A the 3s ,S©Ur standing of his teammates on (Copyright. 1 There have seen any > | ? : Ie 2-3 of a Sing! $| Harper, Phiiadeiphia .......se-06332 $95 278 338 87 sas: CS é |, HICAGO. Jan. 7. wecwenm JOO1S te eiei nen Of SY e- $1 e Collecem Actas Cie Gechet HAVE been asked to pick an | first-class tackles Im the | B Cc 4 rinett, Oh D wsecces cceseeeesit B4G 2S vod 7 : re P | mate CS oS i) air-Viracir iz ai iat > ’ ¢ Py Charles tet: : ‘ a ES NEES (| Meuse.. Nex cum vei degen,” ois ee R45 117 33 19 ; s — = Soe ~ . = ¢ eda and |? 2 —[li4 wat ° al oon : -_ ¢ Sall ft ive, Candidate for Nati ional | All-Star Ail-Time team for the Conference for the reason ¥ T} | " “age ‘ , Wheet Brooklyn _. sereress es el #33 41 Li 35 oe i ; eche r, the Nebra2s: ag ee) —— cai : on ned Ss an bana L.0ng tess years ago, although this was §; team. son of play. That difficulty, im the | ope came cannot : » 49 . +o : to 1! by th officia! aver en ~~ ODETTE wee sceecsessess Mm 1 eT = BC 3 ies jheavrweight title. It had been re- contingent on his winning ser. > | T if ms ei ayy og emphasized. Th = es , a iw r = oe Sig Et, PRUORUTE nccccccesecesstes G14 295 480 123 SR BS °F C. : oe ee me, Ta | ait Tle qt eaieiithies Mine” pao ae 40 a Post-Dispatch representa. | Present undertaking, becomes mul- | P tz us, when eZ was a Victory of class as Jake , tury , Med = — — nea oreo 5 Se ne, uindelpt SB scceeeccesese Ae cae °4 $79 +* =4 26 7 ‘ peated! ¥Y aseerted ' the warty | . , vis wey be : a Ae ne | tive Dr. Marquara expla: ned bi s tiplied by the number of years) a lot of first rate tackleg © ed £u uperb hi lards ai! through At i 4 * n . . has one n . én * 4ee = ; ed *“e*eeeees ere ® ee eee tw) - : an me - ™ ] or . *ha? a” ce ’ 1d C ~si Lew . , + ' * ’ Aw G } Inont rr u 7 cos —— ” i~s ¥ ; _ tr § Meee and his bases have totaled $| Bram ee nna ices tgs SHE a Se ee Ee ie Tracerr, ab a stallion, for $265,. (| P°S40? as follows: | there have been Conference teams | 88 fm the present wu vnile the defending champion was ion rh @ vaste - we . w vane ee Ie MOG, sce S cece ew eoeses os eda f } ‘ 3 4 ™~ ee a =r z - - * ee ove,° es . => > "48 2177, a percen’age of .666. Si ix . yt al York eececccosvonocoenee 6§ ; 1-4 ver 42 b3 5 1 make he 4 ae - — at , which stands as g world’s in I did not realize tha? I might Some of the players whom 1 hard to make a final rot consistent, his also to @ . ete , Org y i i) r) ‘~ ¢* a— ; . e ct wee TUrTa r Sift +« ws ~- ~6 . | r » yy | th This, in other words, means {/argin Pitebare 1ollTi tthe Res ie on kl lak ee ee ee ,}. recoré. §; de considered a professional. It picked for my all-time team obvi- | However. Walker and ~ only satisfactio | Pe that Horrset y” . B'ts mas “2 been ¢) Kel x New York a a. Se Se 471} G4 35 | > 2 os é€.se to mea fF.ec. . Sa.¢ ’ etis true Ie cocoa coach sed at Prin ncipia Acad- cusl? mus? be aia on this Con fer- my selectiors. being high runs ; ; ive bit roe (| 27# nor Btebure seccccccccesesd ) hl 4 484 10+ — 3 >» $ 1Stechers brother and manager rr . - mag rR. ss “eh Ps — i finde of single cach tmp be $] em S Giodematt . cocesseteeseeses SSP Tha ist . 2 + , | Tonr “and hew will have nc ; , mg Pros I have retired from coach-| ence team without any elabora-| Snow and Baston Saks “4 = “ 3 tacy — - = ated — ng Pr a = = > re * e > 7? "te? “_ ° * 4 : - i faced the opposin pit "her. In ¢€ : re i PRilade'phie . 2a ieeet 4c7 ¢ , 4459 . } 4° ~ . fiew't? — lex ag up the ampion Washi ton Fifth as pract yous Cc: yr and Low | t.0n of tle ae which I enu- he competition is ve qhe last — : rua. bi t eahe bE Pa 24% } . 4 : or ~ eats ee -~— - — — ~—S Vs _ ae —— uwCilez ars tf oe! -*oe *¢ keen : — —_ 7 ir 2: the same time he has driven ! (| Barnhart, Pittsture Cooc "7c 589%9 8S Sap 241 “3-2 11a fo oss) 8 oc [We do not bar Lewis as Lewis | sumed Seek an rf a AM >| Sas Se ee oon ee | matter of ends But " oe . > 6384 runs in $41 games. (| Hawks, Philadelphia ..: °° * ee ti te) 143° “4488 4° 2 = % ~ ea = a a Tagg pate por ha: as I had not officially! with the all-time eleven. These! one = i eftempt * . r — = . ° Ves nw s+ iwrerc "? u Gé ce atta ; . 7 ~. - 4 4 . - , rT -' Sréc " jen +2" Tis a> Fr oe: _.. , _ : . Hornsby’s six-year slugging ‘| 3"h,> any _ ecseoce GR Foz 3; aa ; + : weet : at Dy Meee se barred by the A. A. U. for; players are Willie Heston of Mi en al those developed ‘in the down (th = a a bie ) co ~ 7 ”~ we eee ee * *e+«4~* “ : ' ’ CAAT DION. ’ > “A « i - - a ~~ : CO chin ré > a -_ - : - ies. Abbe ceceseecssstecscdeg gee slg fe 2 2h Hf § “b [champlon. We will sive any gvod ey Member | :2:2:26, ! v2: 9 we postica of] gan, ba'fback: Waieer Eckersall of |West, stands cute Sasmagll wbe=ine ; — rT =n «680ml 50 6 SH. NERS. ST LOLI teseeeeedee ran ree oe 32 $ i "Tem Pa ~agee’y - a ee il bemmpmicioe.: “pores, who are restored Chicago, Quarterback and Germany of the lovilest characters - Schaefer had ¢s- ; * **eee «= - . en - - 2°nN t . a "= oF am >= 14 oa 4 a 4 . = aWe acx Oa > we LI oS s-@ T > mateur san ing. att ,, a. = \~FDe U oom . —_ ) : ‘eet a ton ae . ‘ "he “ bs a) ‘ Linde ON New ¥? > signe) Londos to manat ¢: an and! / sion lizing th. mee ates er es we ws. om, Mi chigan center. est players it has ever ” : ‘ . : 2 *e-F ,. : ‘ €2 ° Sev - = . F - . > : ~~ « 7 ” = eee © © «153 . m . ‘ = ~~ s rt Za » — ~+ ; ; . Fc 5 - 2 5 5 -" 0 0 aseé they » "Ar mn) " — powreaes Chi 7x Harley of On! mg ané | , ‘32 . e ‘ > Ss fo? . t ROA ya-ch cago aae &9 4 r j 3 ~ 4 . 4 mas — re 3 ‘ 2 . Se w & _- . > | +. J @oanconh Lae offer ze ng Drace . , ~e 2 *s . p.@asure to coach. Nei Deeeec =: sce gs¢ sts 1696 S| RaPRE: eect oe sciiiiias& 479 204 4360 45 64 432 «Q «.” [migher bid for the match thar | tices. smang prac-) Red Grange of Diinois whom I put | ember of my 1901 team, Bees ae is entived ( 2F=F owese ; . wee 6 I costes te gee sscccesecesse OS SS 2 $25 ? “y pem " : aie sae ¥ | (On my second all-time acer are oi > bis son 8 Chue : | 25 33 504 381 [86 (| MUELLER. ET. LOCIS 2.005. we 343 1:3 45 . ee. *, |CRicago promoters mace f we Returns . —— ; = “ an aw¥ | 3 1925... : t Wiles. Rew York oc.s.2222:2022:.9¢ i009 76 432.50 2, 2 } ET or koee eovsinn Dr. Edmunds Says Lack of .. {“™ pene — e. et __| naturally moved up to the first | : | the title . of mm ; —— > a 7 I Lt. Loris nis Oh at: - : rt! = = are unadie to conciuc¢ arrange- ready Urn “I, . pase . o17? - a , ~ one y : ‘eee eee eed 3 0e ~+ 4-lo -S + 7 5 ’ returne the | nf Lle?? ? 7 . . ie ’ 2 Totals.. S42 S268 S177 = 666 | PEPE, PhiladeiphiaCincinnats * 2+: ay as6 65S (42) | 3 430 & «+ |mments for the match in Les an-| Student Interest in Sport icke card wkich was issued “ | ° it — o¢ places vacat t .m Tho . a tae ahs’ af . Harcvare Conc! = S=2 375 : Le ' - i geles, because 7 ¢+he +n o-howr / /™eé earlier this s “oy " rpe ye Ade . c ~ ause .- . - now ’ 4.3 S€asceosn — oe _ ~ ai ™ a hey oe, - ‘ Weck tery Phe oad ye ttt: ssistestade S47 226. 413 7: f- -52 7 @ {limit to California. we will aceen: | Caused Action. nection with the team a svt | and Ted Coy. Thus my backfield/,. he, —s — ES —— mart, By Herman e. FE ber Ph de’ b ter eeeeecceses + 148 2-2 2! ‘ " 6 obs . ? . > e Ge ™ enn, . ——- oe Ft - > noe ha may | is complete. § has had 2.ner ex- If ever any doubt existed as to Felix. Boston ver soos ccoreheoomay $38 7? a ie ee ee ee the St Louis terms. ‘fave in the future will “be merely | Trott Was Real Star - ps aegtion or greater PETERSON. reach ~ ee ‘ Man - Reo rs | Dayton. pBreakiy isebbbioe cada. cie =F 14° 4 4 44 i? +3 Ren ; 2 Wrestied to a Draw. ; TV ash ngston University has - assis: = coach. I do not want! AS - a ty prilitanc ; in stvie. | : balls the abil.ty ) o ager -* ge Jacks n. New Tork ‘ee ee & compe ooSaR 4:) > 4 ,- ? i4 -8 2 i _- Te : a! -) on’ rs aco ~* b = and iroppe 7 * bal! as a _ _ al i Stand ee" Lhe way of the five’s | ut be’. -e proceeding further I Jake mad io th _ gam ‘opok sim yp a TH : . — . S®*®e¢eeseeeebeced a > 2 _ . = +3 ms v - —— 2 . ’ y & 22. E@les. one ‘ each { ten. | » a-*F Conferences eport for -the | @Wuent protests from onpncsiz — ike to pay tribute to Potsie ' _ a his | point drive tn rurs for tre Cardinals, that ; tere aden 207K ee e86s¢ le s ? 7 ; ee a “e ~~, « SRletican, Washingtor is the fifth a already has well in any compan Clark has | erowd turned ov : nt id Boston ... ny Re 174 A S793 &2 : . ® {sion for an extension of the te: 7 “= . ° ars § n . v, 2 ‘5 Vests See Selves « 2iOyp C26 Gade | \40Onal As a4 — nena Dy © te - e ap m a total of 143 tallies to lead the | Gonzaies Si Lauiedhinece’ ****** ae s. xt. ee wit: ee i Finis) ee ca. a saat ; ak eal | Kanene Cite A -- Une meet at Kansas and was a star on the over- may hare had were quickly dissip oat . circuit. his fourth eucoess since eee Feta de Dhin Fe secsiacn *4 i4 53 oe > = ’ os 3 4 Pp eal as i a he “ ui £& -+ if pasilime, © O.ners oeing Ma i s seaa championship team of the ated as he eould not get going for : - A, =2 _* ~ ; ; =n : 644 € uto ma? -al ro lima oi : : 4 on ' Jj the home. re? | s urnier, for. | CATS Boston nn eeeeeccsece MF e) 38: 7 h6UmeCOG ; |'HARR i Sr: - eare nie = ; +y relinquishes e Armisti ints and was well down a ‘ oe eae guia driving Sretern t — ee ree8eereeesecee re IS a0 3. -} et SO 3 a . Y GREB TO MEET a TASaA a. 4 2i8 —— Ss © . a, five hee Pivotal position on the New : oe pene I sele ct Ber »b k - . he meron | guota Bs _ eee oe am eT ye peeeseeses apt: > 948 ‘aos £& AS ee | Un.versiues With Dasedball makinga/Cclseum fire to Douctsas Gi* i . ae nbrook of — ee oremans. (of the . - 130 mates across the plate. Heatheote, ane SIS EEISEEagé aor 23) ‘sed gh ak O88 OD LEO LOMSKI FEB. 3... | OE REE A, |3 former captain be pag sai, | michigan and Trott ef Ohio State. pat pe tap Fo hed tj} ed. Zé us t t Cardinal stars be- Sw, SBMD oc cwecce chisel 380 139 Sax 30 { 5 i ao See 2 ated Pres PSRs VERCy Cucina pioesaip impossi- | ea Gt te SCOnSD | | gee ate. rting on his unfinis run of | -_ Thus the tWo Caruina “ o {Jermes, B Ook lyn ecasecssccacce By rape! ass 36°) ‘asa 12 és . 3 a = Ac ose - oA . c+ e Cniversitr quintet. i should Lke to pick Chapman oc? on no . ye: se ente tue ore ' : tween them were responsible for a Privere. ce es: eaccasscoseee @; 180 85 Sei 25 83 st 3 1? f JARLAND. Cal... Jan. 7.—Harry: **: | Gibeon plaved cante x fiiinota, Sut hairs must be split tn le ee 123, Schaefer made , oe 7 “~ total of 271 runa Por the season, | O' Ne) pets at 133 geg 73S © 3 eg Oo7 -a- ¥ |Ted, world’s middleweight cham- The action of dropping beseball | cal team in the oan *F om the lo- | a job of this kind and after much |“? and then failed te get the bale et oe ! , =e *s 1 eennsten. Rrrokitn _®™'°°******** Sy tn ‘ Ys ~1 + ~ os 38 6 4 : jefe Ln ¢ a i0-\was taken tr the Washington |With the Guarantee Tru yl orn | de Uderation I am compelled to re oma 2e@ ? . of baik. It was a good opening fer) Full - the figures show that Hornsby and |: Se SwceEest Louis ..525.131 338 1 : a6 $1 te | TOMDS Dout at Oakland on the night prraiwersity at " lof Cincinnati and the Bunsen nt| leave Chapman off and give Rim|,.. Star Eastere . the Reigian but after reaching °4| He : Bottomley were responsible for! ties Benck encRee oe fT as) Ary : . / ts . 7 1Of Feb. 3 agains: Leo 1 —— Ar Atu.cuc Counel: some neti » os~eas ane the Baker Uni-} honorable mention. He is a wee ees year, 15 or 39 ¥ he missed a masse along the rail 243, 1 fs » FLACK @f Tarra = ttt tteseees 0 - ] 5 $4 _ 7 il = - Ce — sii | TSitv Oasx@teers. A holid ‘ | . : : 2 * Practically one-third of the runs. | FUASK, ST. Louis 2.00 me Bel OSs S443 2s e 61 Jerdeen (Was middleweight | M2 ago. Now the students arecir-/., wiseane:n See derful fellow, and was a oo would have and again retired to warm his) $94. > The entire Cardinal team drove 1m | Le Bern . Brookirn **** diker tee. te 194 e2! Pe a F : 27 13 & {champion oe ; = ” a oe ‘ulating petitions ., ave +h sor aaealii a i: a. re 4 81M) from | captain. On his return to Tilinots | All-Western team fer thes chair 243. a ; i : a or. kien : eee @eeeses x =. - * ~ = ~ o ° = i “ : = as ~ +a — i ~ és — et re ‘i ry ee 4 jm 4s Shee, - an F ‘ : , = but 752 markers, so the percentage / Bonn. wGinginat! "7 TTttityttisss: = 3° = , 13 § g [Toman Sim ps ind pro-|sport reinstated. lerbilt Univers mi 0. " ‘ie ‘" ~Van-| after the war more than 5960 stu- te That was because é Schafer found the iveries close! Se : - - 2 &o 2 ee eee ee eee @ * - o -— o , — _—— . ; | mR i . ~ «4 » s , a4 pt Ri = > ‘ ° : ; : for which the two sluggers cere aT ay Se ee a pet teeeee. uM ‘h : : > 3 it o- {5 r, aMnmounced toda ; Baseball for the past ‘three sity of Arkeresc © Cniver-' dents met him at the station and | rene me tech aigqua. But a and «as soon scoring easily. Noth- | 82, 1 | ‘ : fesponsible is better than Me-/ Geutreau. Romo, 2.2... 2 °° Be oe. oe . 23 ... 3 ) eee... years has been a dead loss at ths Rin tee, : gave him a tremendous welcome. — vation. I rather imagine, & ing came amigs. his long and short | 134, third. Marriott. Rogtos tet tte jas 28 252 hs (40 . 2 a a _. Institution. Dr. Edmunds etated |eaneanem +... es On the} That was a real honor. He was shot See ees And itt : runs. being perfectly timed. Hie High ; q Biggest Punch in Baschall. Pen, WOMEO .csscclecee th .. Re 3 “a 2 a a : mus and cre-siz- e three seasens eee 8408 Ghelate tan eee edule is that up pretty badir in Frarce. | Seasicasce his—and £1 counted fast until pamsing | the cen- Pete Mars _ > —.. PProseese & ~ 5 . . b r TAS "Ms _ — " be © (i2itarco FY vw. Cc 4 ee Qe interes - ere is—‘V estern ~ et —_— ee at . ; ‘ : . pale Re “ucilian of Dlinors was another! agminate durine the neyt | ae — — 2s —*»> i :' if Ne other club in the circuit ca || Grieeby. Chicueo 2: , iss ¢ a | a | © 00d lirohe coos] . ip ; ees eee —== 3 : sie? hil thea itt ‘Pell. Drow. a. ae nes &4 “4 - > 4 ~ “ . > . . — . : - . - . i4 me ~~ - f ‘ - boast a ir whi .! ex niolts we - awe - “8 ese SeseeGecea w Vw*~ ese FT .*« wz : . seed : aa es =" : - —. ~ rn ‘ ~ > « —_— a .? » “oat acti ° ——— —- . “- Limes: Greet cissscescecases BL BSD 3t ee 1a SS oe be : “3 St. Donan “Iijag | SVE PAeR. Por the past two years play the tenth game of their hey.|5°O% M&M ahd attained greatness as the.East did in the er . o oe”. = . . . ~~. 7 _?* } “° “4 oo a ” Tr , e ‘ . ; sass — : : ; . s ‘ 2 o “ ~ . _- 4 * : 2 : : bur tonight at is T 2 fis == year. Benbrook made “The Big Three” iF er 0 : Same punch as Hornsby and Bot- pWmee. Cincimmast : z T ate " , ee u ftermileyv Another outstar ding ica- — a 20.2 ae old i3 5 2 Ab , — — ees .. ney visi J me +: ? Yusit Jonesboro, Ark.. tomor.: the All-America : on pas iz foot > ‘—_ -——-* we is7a _— _ " — « + i : - LF ¥, 4 uana. ; : uf : : c . a o . “ | ‘ Pa $45 =. Tt ‘ Xx .. " ‘+ © * ~~ - _ : 7 = e- . a. re = = ° ~vef = 7 .*" . 5 x o - nes vw - 4 ~ - *- Rr > . P At Tia J VU a A ~. > + ¢* ~* » + 4 ~ ~ - => 9 as -~- ——4 —— ‘ - — 004 isto ry is ee ure . ‘- oe ” a 4 ae. j- BS w——iWe fu zs ‘ +> > a? ape Bams Staonal . a ail wei = —— ; . ; ; 2 ~ , . BT Lore (2 ott tt tees: Se ae +08 44 - 49% 3e5 Pe 9 & sige *&7 0 has - [he JACK Of stud . interest. Whale | oe ore cf the best of all time. He — AN .. showing that he drove in more / Prindeioma Co occcc2221eh She aged 33 cat tg tt ST BB | Sosgr Mazie 223 osmas pts |there are more than 2000 student] Billiard Results fel f wr) - ; . Seeeee eee enn eecs f .> . 5 he | ? . ; "ofl 4 2 —— =é et tae . 5 : ” . . S - - -_ ‘?" @ = « ws we © id , "as a moce aha lard His B in Asan 2 ban . —" ; = : oS “ play. than a run a c mers P roek! ry rT Play Patan eeeeens «Rs jon 3348 ? me S.i 4°04 ree “uur Viaster +4 77 . Ac 5 - cia. aitend- ’ PrTry aMwr pox? » oe = on | oa gt HAY AN * — 2 In addition to the 271 runs drive | Chicago we decéctpesceccce cine BSaa. 55: M a. SS > a Re Seth ...118 cle iii janmee has been 2 a game Last i Rene? 12 4 Orro = wes predic, & moe P . 0 m t 3 an in by Hornsby and Bottomier, | emt eee iag. Bees Shes Gates ax ane f vy ST} | : ; ce | dente acts dad une lewen ttc SoRnay Layton broke {Okie State-Michi ¢ 1921) “Be cinctnaat — st eres i PY ee seccessde® 8238 S033 ‘Ss; 624 40d 335 a = . 115 | Seasom more students g@tterded the | ‘ . - ‘e+e i ast = oS - ‘ a i a, rele a a ie aa baMwe wor avn to 2 ee . oF on oe 48 - Juans 3 lintrarmural ffmal than ary collect. | Lesfu matches. Retgele ohea . 2 | D@ Stpped through and was never | =24e: go an operation ¢t - ei areReT . ; : ; ON AND LOST AT HOME AND ABROAD. 19°: > | , = oe i. ome nthe scheduis, it wag) %.°°7#? Victorr, white Lartsn wen | smocked down. He was like g/ Pemdicitiz. Luque, who eas ' Cardinal Pitcher Decides to '"irubber ball and weighed 299/ tional Leatue pitchers e | ~ ‘4 Snaliconsneemenanel ta Hornsby counting 1725 and the first ; oS al . o* : . " = | ‘eee > a hioire A « | . Ze = . - . . — ¢ as we. wu Ss Wor LO. Ee ~ = : ¥ ) 4 rs . es ; ie se. - a a. iti f — iC A - z = : ‘ Ba 7 - a. we 2 aw . . ‘i +: as ae Le , ge RG dee Se) ~ 3 v . eo s : > : - : se. @ Ga! off to attend the! Bi Sherdel, star left-hander of) q Cardinal stars were in a ciass by a ; psoas eed wey Srason, } *Betty (wen 4 *Br 3 _ oi We shington-Missecurt + Se mee I yah tng oes an RE . themselves when it came to crush- | ‘ *; vas | Race——F oe aehalls teins | sites 2 | es* 5B Pe 28 "a T,@ rr es 4 riwRe | — ; x ; / * dey ™> ee aEsns. | . » SUS e. Sree Bu leadtug pitcher of the - ergs League last vear on the basta of! ' | nd llama | Racing Results and Entri ¢| SEwag Roop. TOS) een 1 ee ee | 14 €s Vv -"? = a ? ome @ina! pair ts found on the roster o: At Havana. LGe ~ i Time, 1:52.45. } © auntie J10S Pere 1 .' MISS WILLS HAS A | > " ‘ ‘ Fr 2 7 od - . i Bean ~ . >s - . - ~ .* » S ; ee ee Se. ad & ‘Oral = rereored . " ay . . . . : . : >: Sherde| came here from hie home : : ’ +4 ‘ 4 x - — : ; the Pittsburg club with Gienn Weather Clear: track fast imate a» mute 2 oan Pa e +e | : ? : . : i W'H RACE, $)°O " ‘ ers *x . , ' : : ; ww right and Clyde Barnbart. who "Tales i> the ; mat Wapstct . ’ iy ar~Ga i> Tie anc on “ — _ } L “T ? yd .- ' ; )- : CHANCE TO Ww IN OVER = 4 a between them drove in & total of " a» ‘st RA Lc. $60" © 2m ng 3 tTee*. 33 _" ao! pt rt er es * ‘ $y - Si « ; aA - : 7 os 2 } n SUZANNE. SAYS MOLI 4 OUR T e is iT} =x - \erryst en. Pa. to confer, . Dees guna, Wright scored 121 and [ri, fen ne re ee ie CE | Ga and $249, . Anchester ©4 ox | @aiming,_ 4-rear 4 ee: | I - SECOND ANNIVERSAR 4 en oe —_ é ? “ R a : + ; oe 4 : ~ . eal - A... ~ > a . ; “ ~ 9 : fm e : - “ * | ‘ . ; - . . =. - -_ Fe ~ - = ‘ -~., =? - ee = te ; “ a ; den? | ge} - na =~ . We 7 Barnhart 314. in addition to this = : . ty Vv M socntiuanentin ; » ’ Route Skies om — , ar eee ab ~rir ¥ RE Ja? 7 an Vien Dae. I > ~ * e * “ Abres: ~ Manage ater — a Seuanmer meored 206 times and | Jn), “7303 Dogehery (Terres), 2 so | Route. Skoveecale ang Pacience also. ran. | Ma: an tatjes | NEW YORI - T—Mrs. Mol- | TWEN T YE ESS” of the Cardinals relative to %is| ’ ou Fn as | ° . on ~ ” ,& ~ —- os rC - = 2 z*e be P ii = s o - e : : ‘. — ‘ i ; zat 4 " : ‘a Cuyler 103. These four men were $ -@e%1en, Dave. c. Pevciious an. Lterm:: ~e * end ur om 5 Ciies as tng Foren 4 . . ~* * 6 ae 2 Brursted ma..OT), $ a= cs + - WO ARS | N Bl SIN = health. va Robert F. Hriand was) a . 2. (apo TRE ; | => . esa ie om “ig — - j . : - . as , = ' a | Ts be! he — 4 : ‘ ei responsible for 443 markers, ma at a. ot .or te a” 3 = .. cod 3 ; Mt = = : : * i > — , - i Accvcrica. to y ¢e red tSat her | e fin Prager einen ot Qo @6 bv the world’s champions. = a a =. — a o.. * = 7 an? ees Saree © 200 (8. Steele } Menor : “ Lié - : Ev ra : . is hoped Sherdel wfll be able ties 4 Horushy Accounts for 31 Games. | ‘i> Rm). Loi thir Rime, 2225 4-5.) inn. Sincere. Par 1 . a oe iain Chhoti and . ngs | SUCcese 8, Cas Deter _ | the hospital in ave or six | eres ‘as The eight clubs in the cireult’! roi tae Ligcen: i . “ j k. j _* , + ; : a Me wes nm Wi ie ~ Sea et +¢ se .= - ; | ’ 1 [eerie pecker: « glen wh -. , 1 J Funs in 1224 games, an average of! 0 SD RACE. pucse SH00, >. 4 New Orleans Scratche-~. oF nel FS . os | | poitik wales — , Si% . r= re i ee “Samm Pions meet curing jiiss Wi = : : ® 5 y . ‘ CONCORDIA TO PLAY 46 a game Figurine on a basis! Was bet ~ a * ie ~ = et Race-—tsen, 5 re. € | . = " = er 7. . y ,‘- ~ 73 ¢ Zz * = . E ——- - i ~—-- + : = o “=e © +* ae a - . s hae ° ; - - er: on ; : ‘ . a . \* = . hb « e: 8... a - te ©f this number of tallics a contest, nior (& 1.9 + a — . - . _ n@ . ~ - . = a Rary _——_ — Ne - . a af = 47. ** oo oo kh « * » -~ * , | i ; ‘J . = ~ nate - = Tat . — . 7 Tor 4 “wo oae pal =. . . = » —- on — _ 49 -* s ~~ > - % - . 5. * . ~~ * * ; rf 7 oe. Clai@ing S- ; ‘Tift herent) 6! —Z, - mayen “) . — ’ . ' i. 8 @ record hard to equal br any) veareous ¢ gs: Only Star ~ | me Ticker, Gold Trad. Lutte imme | Rock § aes ~* Mile. Lengien. sars the piarer who a | ; . ' > > . “ - : ~~ . : . . 4 ‘* — _- * . —«-.. . eee ~ 7 : - ~e- .-** = ‘ ee by * ~~ fea ; 4 ~~ eter . lak Player im ary man's leagte. bea es ALAS Liewensa a Lizette 2 &yM i713 )%8. “on to her game” at the time 4 Oe _* ina im .6. second ofS Ses ~m~ | S2 = 4 “samt =F »~ 10 y baskethall team witli | Girardeaw Norma | (“ross Hall temer- : | % Rot only’ in erty | in rues, — tn sla ta! Hee kph a oe At Tia Juana. oy 4, - +e Po. msec - * he ig a * BBA GP, £000, chiming, Sym) FLAST RACE. tee ¢ : ee ss, KAW DENIES HE HAS From Friday } Morning. Jan. 8. to Saturday Night. | Prew atent vate one defeat has ; slugging, in w) > pac — : ian - : —— « _ ate = _ * a 7, - . ; : - uit with a p fg of .756. ‘It K jes 3 te ep & Oe _ os. purse $70—Beaccy Star 114k atime EE ae . : a . ras th heat Ppercentarce Horns aby ~~. wv = fe on 5 eerona nw — | tr. ws ee - ~ =I t e.: ata = , ri RESIGNED ATHLETIC 2 a? YY the F’Teache . - rs . e . "> 4 Ti , /™- “ e "aan . ss . ° s ‘ = = 2 . F ? . J : . | Made in this line during his major : pote, oe St. De Paki 1s . : PLACE AT PRINCIPIA an. JO—All will b titled to 22% D: t. : ° enpectineaiaiine: aa : ® -. — = « 44¢8 ans € . so? fun oF. a e z ” nl : , : . .. a ‘ > . ; 2 : whl ‘ ; el rs. re 1 league career. He first took the Be G Snaae Bite and La = . i “Rien coe retro ds as a~ Lg. & - Cc © entitie Oo 7° iscoun ) 2 and £ince then his feent — i * rr « -- sie SS a) beer er” . P e . ai ~ . —_ a — thal ™ , , jae ; ai ; . ; ou aS - - - - — m- hoo! rareity vet reugh graduation ‘ast iz : — - - ~ . = gS I . , = ° : . mn cs ~~ 40G) Hs ye have been .639, 723, .¢27,/ =, ~~ , &_™ -a—. reo Tia Juana Scraiwhes. |. Leta Montes . 3, @ ~ ne .. 28 | resterda) lenie@ rerorts from ° . ° . , | th , ; nq .736. H a. ~ ae be 1:32. Med Bos. Weary Dick saconcé Trace Bang irien Bee} °~ady ee = ‘She | Flort4 that he - | . - ryt a S96 and 756. He topped the Mey 4-| 5 > oF gag Wend Bhat aad | ooh" Bla “I ie g| Floris that be had resigned as € Limitless Choice—Everything 227% Less — ne, Teachers are salt. 4 at it ®4°R Season with the ex- ‘a7 a Mw - wt - . . C _ = r “s at rrTiscipia ¥ ‘ormidable quintet. Ther ‘eo Ception of 13935. ———+-— - y Sones ia ~ Ar | Weather p ' balle Fre} che _ Second Race—Solomen@ Favor ~ Sid i a the ~eea in 7 con red 83 panses in g nares — eo a Ra . a sie vie While thi« _ fou seg atm 3 a Gaee—Lere Goidie. Broken At New Orleans. a4 SD. eux Perio: 8. 2) Careoics | — P a & whe is ' ea ; er » a An . — —_ Ms en . - = _ — - : ai , * | by a ~ Assowlatad | = o Va ttins , eees m . ; ore | Race Horse Is Killed. $35 Sut or Over at Less 22% For $27.30 b, B . eal = os : “ee : ) co “eee Re = ri wi “Stara. rea Tt 7° o iy a Fournier drew @urirec th - - t: e year. a’ -— | ? 2» a ‘rotre 4 a? ’ .- imnoe . ‘ - . . ob = > . : = A ~ ‘ . “~~ «© Ts an il «tart at §$:39, with” ime Hornsby’s averse Nattar ¢ , . | Bas a eetier tm that | veneered | $2¢ upward. coe mi'e and one-aix' en john JP : tes? :} he piayed in but 17° ciishes, while | At New . os Cea 2 ». 2B *Rews — . 24 ringing ‘ Fi iw ’ oe - | = es + 4 pee i — S40 : ' mSs208, Wi. i am) on i . : ‘ . ; ; - is =~" ¢ * Tl « gra - . “mp Yar8 ~ 9 Ss . iM “7 var $. = as —_ § Rtyufty Mel, nis. t’ . e* _— -_ ein! = . ‘ . ~ eal —_ : _——_ ~ee - . ve o he . . os . t _ = : ? 3 —2 “ a | . P « is ; (m . ; , je - : a =>" “ . an . a > 4 . - es o- : 2 - - ™ >. = oe - " ~ Pa ~ vr, yQ be i! - wacker wi : the Pir tes, was harde ah tig Fr — . nee: sete ts a | ; 5 tu o- a . ; io - = . i bs “ _° , ; we Sad : Tr t2e ) ; : ee to str ke out. lle ee but Shep! erdeas lus . a Mt 7 as . ‘ — . . . . . . , » S. 33 “(Lin q- 7 ' =. 7 ’ . “ » . : i : 7 ’ ‘ ng > - here > =, = a seco i 52 games. Gabby Hartnett, | St Cae Bet 8“ Set ot | ag Bt ngs ne eco ae we pet Maes en, Nothi R ‘ : 7 . 7 ® Ww thir. : P ; & —_ * . - a es © £5°n ™\ : ; 4 - . > a--A " On d N > W bheld , All p s .% the slugging catcher of the Cubs, | Half Ballet, Lint« ‘ Alle * - . * ? ~ Seen . OW cca .: S 5 and Mon- AvOR ing eserved....vot ing it eee atterns a ; ! . owt kins - — oo — = . . : howanc’s Re arecinge . 2 ,-OTet a es ; * aeninegte = et | ~ 3; wae fasiest, ®trikiy “4 . ut - times : : “™ Laaerge wm, >oarnnx 2s ~ ais | & ™ . ; est 93 ae ‘ a 4 = ? ~- — A in 1:37 con ts ts. k x gece a..20 ra. : " t? . ; - -_* . . **-e. a a> | . — as “ = ’ , wt b £ - ear—.cs : 7 . rete SECOND RACE $i? " . - . ’ ml « . . —T se ~. nae roi a aie ee LLL teas, | . - , - } "ear-o ds 6 ftEriot | +» | oe * > + = us ‘ : 3 . Preaca*te:. B3G. Sit . uo * i. 2 ~~ “en a ~4 — “ORs. ' = ‘. = . : ig ~ DEMPSEY NOT READY fading Eeera. tog Sie Lomaersmnsn, od 40. | Shims - ae ; 2 Basketball Scores. 4 =~ Notre Dame feetbafl couch. _. a + To ;™ 40 @oonl* *aot " _~ 3 i> a ea ’ ~ . at : ‘ Bs ie, a‘led vesterdar on the ef eam - 3 RT GIVE HIS ANSWER bert Law ¢ 1: Gamilee * ~ © har aste> "2 Feurth race 9° . .. 14 en | G 2 ( f : Ry ie emene Teck *Miss de Rre«ws i » | Sry . a aa ‘ 4 - ~- aga i> 3 . Kinz. J- eamok’s {(_Aa« ‘ oa pa De s"aese for a tour of Euwrepe. > ‘AN sl Pree j i An ~~ = . Sem. Heifuesd. Mave | "Ss 7 -: E. *Ma 5 present get eliopment of, ka Say ae Sak. a ee eee ee oe ee Ra 3-rear- 2 iuteees teat ee oo Gane oan Peerta Central 3. Nermal 2. | of sal stare and thetr subre- — i . plea. ee tak ak meet “Aae-] THIRD RACB—Purse SIMO cerns (AO | . an ee re es | | eA 313 West Virginia 45. Selem 33. : 2 3 " acquisition by professional | . i" that be wee lé@@emalkis +24 upward. ox furenes in” em CC y Heat ..T08 |] Fh rece $54. ‘ailowacces, S.sear. Geergie Poweeetie: |a Taha * he a eS . [9°48 2-2 UD. six fom ore ‘ rea: Chicego 21. Breekiys 14. woyapeindt dead une “3 . t beln.” ' a Vu8o $I aa oF a) e ef Nor - .. . a a : , ~ a” > : orn b> 4 . eo _ - . ae . | i +. _. Meule plea made wv Che riW Gereri. $c2 20 19.80. percma. band niwrnna ane ig Smimine. S-rearalde j ior? Rentww . 233 =e... om — L LEAGUE. es A I LO R S : ay ee ee °F ys —— wit ounce. OS Myrra = 300 st. Anes Of. Bereevs ts. 4 x. w2at be does is mere or ters | “= °°. business, he anid “ET don't. ie Peensytvania State Athletic > seme: | ) oe i he . ™m- * Ker Pe ] tos ;,. Va e eu : -sin~ T - . 4 . ' a ' . : ‘ on . ae : si - : = i ~"% ; " : _ ces : d 4g ky oy ne Tenner Siang ie Jee Beneser |iIuba. Hariy 27110 *HGporesce a a _-«-«s @ldamebile Sl. Federals 15. 3 ' im Philadelphia as ~ ; s an Lemtberwori. | “A; Roos 3] sae “te ft _ ss LASTS ae SSio.e and “ “ +9 a A OO Let « a & pert of the ; Carerree, Jenn QG Kely Useless Ratsuas | Lecce “Aq — —_ = ; erner-werners &, Wether 12 a | individualism, buat some- Seequlcent»aetal | eau Keaclani a. ¢ ' ~“o 4 es en , ' Sixth wece $709 «. | ‘ S " ~~ = i~. Moore oo sd ; i. > ese . . - ™ 2 3 - ERs was Gecuatnted with ome ef [esis Ti Oo Gi Somcent, SUME pe cod (fsceeees ow fRE wim Bitches BE Sages er et eo), ALFWER eeacces =| ; BoS*, Sho eatered “profesniona! tte Getailla. Lecnger 215 (W. Warves), “™ *-**-->> $08 gy Med -2-e.. Viash Raval > :903 Frey Anate . ”"to% _ ae SS oe ' _ =mediatety after Btw tmat: ‘ » 0 © Ton te ’ | ay Anate .. to? = -_—< _ $2.20. second, Ocean Curren! Seventh “sce, $1200 Urner ee Es a . wr. Calvers <I. Ebereser : -, CEng. ¢~ear- ‘(Ser clear: Ueck fest. ri'grim 37. Bethichem 36. 15 ™e for [llimeis, Reckme defended | Ceacy Rebert of - Zuppie s handling i e- sah |

Page 27

PATCH DROS SHOT] Years tn G H. YOST ¢’ There have oeen any number of = . pick an first-class tackles in the Western -F m for the Conference for the reason that meg members are generally put at tackle because one sea- | and resourceful tackles under the \ -----oOowr > as ADDI TIONAL oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_—_—— —— THURSDAY EVENING, JANLARY 7, ett ee 1926. os ee ——————— ee — a — = -- ——— a —————$— I sctacter Averages 93 in Regaining World’s 18.2 Cue Title From Horemans ~ american Establishes New Record in Defeating Belgian, 1500 to 890 — No Player Has Shown Finer Ex- ecution or Brilliancy, — Referee Peterson S AVS. .. > By Charles C. Peterson. lieferee of the Schacfer-Horemans Match. cago regained the world’s 18-2 balkline title, defeating omitted.|they are the outstanding meg CHICAGO, Jan. 4.--Setting a new record average of %3 12-16 dertaking iT ong = e oo a line, for a 1500-point world’s championship match, Jack Schaefer of Chi- one ® value Of & pair Oo ir . hen st rate Edouard Hore. Se — LU) Have Your Money Ready. BOR CARPENTIER “GES is » ‘halfback Hien and ib B _-_o_oooe rer _—s y, inthe modern game cannot be over. mans of Belgium, 1500 to 890 in 16 innings. (; : ; } t onor us \ g I es mul-;emphasized. Thus, when you ge tt was a Victory of class as Jake , re 4 and then went a trifle slower.| ., \ a : ae ec sie . . ; Ss , ieneve 2 ,€xche » of y ears) 4 lot of firet rate tackles together, played superb billards ull through, At 143 he missed a wide, aise-euialo’ ; 7 itt) . ng bane ae ; j jee de | i tie ‘ - 4 ‘¢ es se tears. | 25 in the present undertaking, tt while the defending champion was ion shot. Hloremans made 44 and! . rons ‘ ae ee oe ~ ; ii‘ So ‘> Mere ai ‘ rOre MOTT) whom 1\ {8 hard to make a fina! choles, pot consistent, his also missed a one-cushion try. with his pocketbook inclining to _ leap deel j a oe Curtis are only satisfaction | Schaefer soon had the balls cor- | embor point rege oe. oe my selections. } runs ralled, the result bein : io Fee . - , Con fere | : peing high Me ag I suit Ing a fine Colm - | (,eorges is Coming to fie 4 if clabora- | Snow and Baston Ends. of 243 and 251; pilation of 128. He blew a two-' _ had appa Bettye SG sae hilenu-| The competition ts keen tn the ee pas Dems © cushion draw but Horemans after! e, puoclino, if we don't. By dealing gilant and final ” a Single count missed a draw shot.!| . insisting ve assur: th . These matter of ends. But one end, above Ss@mempt to cull gg Schaefer responded with a seven. | (jeoreg 1) ! i! ist to the e) . . 6COPK OS if s ISIS ‘ ue @Ca- of Michi!- |4l! those Geveloped in the Mid4le gen the over- Horemans struggled along for 1S | tent of a $100.000 cuarantee. ersall of | West, stands out—Niel Bnow—one whelming ead points, and missed a thre cushion | Georges is through as a fight- wermany of the lovilest characters and grande Schaefer 7 ~~ shot after a poor d rive, er: and ‘ et i? is proba ble that est players it has cver been my —... f | all Title Changes Hands. he will be psed, even at a near- € “a! Ate © : > elder Schae Schaefer then ‘ ..{|. prohibitive figure Hie i > 6 ond pleasure to coach. Neil was ¢ the wizard, then Schacfer then stepped to the!) ! , ire. s the bmi «oT put e table needing °?3 nointe ¢ aati most colorful figure the modern i one member of my 1901 team. Le wag bis son is entitled ize . — ee ee ring has known and even in & .. : * : ad e* ) ; ; ‘ ris . _* ¢ | a he firet | 2 most versatile player and altere tp the title of: Be. ee She 80 Put a) 8. &. tn ae Eto ent nated at end and in the backfiel4, — master, for nok marks in the shad Tints hedhiene ten Gy a wonder Thor " I pick him for one en4 withouf "i player in the his- p38 eres ; lie plaved a great variety of hbil- on. a ad i oy ies | a Pee . ci : rile \ *7 tT) eel? “* +) ‘ > : a\er haat : Ss r , “tia u Sackfield any hesitation. It is in the seleos tory of the camer simp agwcny ns | Semees tte = punck He’ has con ed th aes tion of the other end that my Gif. ; has had finer ex- Mial kK, : look as it he would | publi le onde” Gon Ado! Qo Luque ons ~ emove A Pee | [> “Per” (SRA wij} ) A Nm: is ry ‘ ar nipion. Hie hy } : of 19°1 the Cincinnati Reds’ pitcher, 1 2 Me heather Gerlané will 1 “72 wary athe eileen .Pinat never undergo an operation today for epe enter t University of T)li- puts our 26-year-old sergeant up i eed . ey ull, cerding to word — + huce tase ike | ¢ndicitis. Luque, who led the Nae Cardinal ‘ . : oe Sere mee Rese “s agains huge tas 1ed 200 | tional League pite! ners last y Pitcher Deci - te the . | J ra a 7 ccaen ae , wd The sergs I) is a fine-l ‘ x j with the Sa ane ser . ae Undergo Operation After earir. last fall on account of an -6-year-old and seemed - mai if Poe as 1137 et ° ° > ; : wf _ Son ° 1] \Tace ‘ cor iza - Tijé ‘ iuUmsv Lom alker of | pena’ Ing the winter here with his Meeting With Club Officials ie. uttered Sait abies ero-Rojas. But he missed out chigan. | fami! lie became ill yesterday . om ieattediiy Actin Gi Ui eumett. tackles. . >A wae taken “9 a hospital. — | ee git tae ee “psa enced Renault Adams, tlypre- Bill Sherdel, star cage lee der ‘Le - D Shox fore. seems to be suffering from eal the Cardinal] pitching st and oca og Ow pls of nfiden«es in thu leadonz pitcher of the ional b d breaking ou nto the big league. League last year on the came ae ates A an oned Another year's seasoning in the 2 Fames worn and mut vw ill ro ‘nD hal arm? « , bou . John's Hospital Nis atternoon . ° ‘A } / erter —) 1925 + en nals » eae St. Louis Dog Fanciers Call Off, *°" ! sid Ts. S ) .| ' Pu , 4 } Mlle. Lenglen Winner, . cal | » ¢ “ a’ gu - ~* . ' _" —_ » A : . ’ ; oft the PAIS, ~ ‘ , I ~ in ] ; 7) F 31 : ~ + ot hie tart at © wit! apparentiy in ! usual for wa $1 rf) jan » Lis O OT .s6. + Poa ary starting at 7:30/ 4.6 partner of ues Brugnon’ Angele og! Clu ack mn the mixed doubles the Imp Tod a th rteur-pro- APE iri aj Club tennis tourname!l ost fess drew us golfers TUPPKE HANDLED day. They defeated Mrs. Hayeryt M: r known players . id Regers, 6 " "¢ 7 Later ti enté } big Willi Tee All Patterns & Fabrics | GRANGE CORRECTLY, eeteated Miss Mulbert and Chrin : : will be ' 6...) 6 n 'T lie copper ts I A Cos SAYS KNUTE ROCKNE i. nz and he ’ 7) ba ad t} T} ~ - . fhe ur _SEW YORK, Jan. 7. — Knute | gow ws nd Ss ? tk ne. Wane, Toor ‘ '? . * Kil ? ? ¢ Neck, ru is i rates - iene ac ons tition by professional ~ GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.—Tome- = (itiers €X} oe ng . | : ays —-iI9 | — © Was “something we coaches my Loughran, Philadeiphia. de- es i i BARS OF UE rh he); feated Joc Faocke, Tolqdo, 10 laltlioma ' Ly. ‘. ’ . rke pom tri . r | tj nesse! k Harry Pe : . . on Laticans Serb nt th). make _* ‘ a yy self will be at cen- who made his loca! Sunday, task of han as a ee last has contest. JONES NOT TO PLAY manager. ¥ i] | The A — —— sane AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS LOSS ————— = Wed. & Sat. | 2P.M. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH J 2 PHOTOPLAY THEATERS wats. | EWERY NIGHT (Except Sunday) NEW COLISEUM The World’s Greatest Stage Production Produced Under Personal Supervision of Morris Gest Company of 700—Choir of 150—Symphony Orchestra—Organ CLOSING PERFORMANCE, JANUARY 20 Seats on Sale in the Box Office on Mezzanine Floor, the Arcade, 8th and Olive and at the New Coliseum. ed 1500 Splendid Reserved Seats at $1.00 and ee $4.00, $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50 and $1.00. Box Seats, $5.00. | ? é States ’ is still picked from | No | th atedins at | $1.50 for Every Performance No Tax. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Three Wonderful Hours of Beauty, Romance and Emotional Thrills. ST; @YMPHONY ORCHESTR LOUIS SEATS — 1004 OLIVE — HOTELS Friday, 3—ODEON—Saturday, 8:30 enjoy MR. GANZ Piayins TSCHAIKOWSKY’S Great Piano Concerto No. 1 (Orchestra) Pathetic Symphony SUNDAY WILLIAM STREUPER, oP OP PROLOGUE FROM ‘“PAGLIACCI” RUTH NAP IER, Pianist 3:15 Youngest s Soloist, in _ Secure Seats ‘Now—-50c-75c——Reserved GRIEG CONCERTO No. 1 ——- wee — Last 3 Days’ of This Big Show CAPABLE and MITE, HOME. _—— SS ee POST-DISPATCH WANTS supply EAPERIENCED WORKERS for the OF FICE, STORE, FACTORY, WAREHOUSE or : ALICE BRADY - ‘The Devil'« Tattoo” Fa de- dling HAGEN IN SPECIAL | F the Associated I’rees. TAMPA, Fla., Jan. 7.—The m atch | between Bobby Jones and Walter I Jan a _ meet du scheduled f Sarasota on has been cancel] here or lagen, ae aid vesterd with Jones pa! Armour against nny Farrell, has red with Tom- Jim Barnes at been for the can eX- will as given ay is Jones nd the wint-: reason ? yy) > | _ and that iring co mS Tilagen ane! heir cr « : sea ! Ainetieats AMUSEMENTS LAST TOUR TIMES NIGHTS, 8:15—MAT. SAT., 2:15 Gapd Seats for All Performances SAM H. HARRIS PRESENTS IRVING BERLIN'S Fourth Annual MUSIC BOX stuged by John Murra’ Andersen | REVUE With Fannie Brice. ¢ lark and MeCal- lough, Oscar ‘Shaw, lottice Howell, Ledova. Brox Sisters. Ronaway Four, Bud and Jack Pearson, “1 (thers aod | MtsSic BOX C HORL s&s. “00 Unreserved Seats Every Perf.. 5@c¢. Sunday Next—Seats Today Matiness — All-Star Cast Wed. & at. oO. P. Heggie 7 Henrietta ( rosman Julis Hoyt May Collins Ilan Hunter Jefferson De Angelis James Dale and other noted players in RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN’'S ‘‘The School for Scandal’’ Nights, 0c to 8% Mat. Sat. 50c-82.50 NIGHTS, S0e-82.50; =AT. MAT, 50: EUGENE O'NEILL TELLS TRUTH ABOUT SEX TRUTH ABOLT DESIKE TRUTH ABOLT THE GREAT UR DE ir ELMS _ PASSE Dp BY THE CENSORS 49 WEEKS IN NEW \0ORK -tSbPAS -—? Dp ») = or L 7 R SENT Nichts, 50c-82.50 Mat. Wed.,50c, $1, $1.50 Sat. Mat.. GOc-82 OPERA G R A N D house A. M.—CONTINUOUS—I1 P. M. ' AROUND THE GLOBE “SEVEN OTHER BIG ACTS cee Photoplay “FIGHTING THE FLAMES” -_-—— PRICKS—t5e AND 40 LOCUST Vv. BATHING BEAUTIES TONIGHT—COLORED CHARLESTON PERITA T PORM FRIDAY nd | > j substi- in KROVLE & MALE NERVO & KNOX, PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Jiu TONF,Y A ANN NOKMAN Robby Henshaw “st. Arieys PRI ZARDO See ; 1.10 Mats. Daily. 15e-75e, Sat.-Sun. to 5 mee Nights, 15e-$1.50 NE! : N [TNT MEER: POWELL SHERMA om snd MME. EMMA TRENTINI : A HAPPY NEW YEAR VE 1 Mat EM “SO THIS IS LONDON” Radio Concert NEXT WEER: PRESS Olive at Grand EK SUNDAY, JAN ARY THIRD, HE WOODWARD PL AYERS in THE SHADOW : . cr w R:tS Tonight,’ 730 9 to. 8:15 ae HE BKIDE” inee Todsy. ee as | Wed. Mat., 50c-$2 | _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ “Lso|Bobby Vernon : Comedy ie | ROSCOE AILS-KATIE PULLMAN REVGE SONS OF SYNCOPATION Direct frem Their New York Wiater Gerden Success : ZG > ; _ Hammerstein Knickerbocker (oi. "Every Man's Wife’ 3165 Park Ar. Others MARSHALL (Dowie ee Manchester-Sutton “Shteld of Silence” | — - (COLLEEN MOORT. ta Me Nair-Pestalozzi Comed»y—News Big Double Program MELBA E, Doable Progr Grand and Miami! MICHIGAN 7274 Michigan Av. Grand and Lucas PAULINE Tiilian & Claxton Roctalens 7R41 ; anon —_— —--- { related” a ‘King on Main oatandl {Xo at font tae Midnight” t in Wemen Alone” _ s “The Alr Mail” and Marold Liesd tn “I Do” ym , . Latent pny Rose’ . Midgets — Fairbanks i “> Bt yy~4 or DAD’ — -@® _————, eee ~~ - 4700 Maffitt RITZ { natty. trees a Stars with ( onstence nett——Bright hah? with Pauline Grand and Juniata — f TaN CHANEY in 5015 Graveis of the Opera’’—Comedy [ st. Louis AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS | AL.1L-STA ARSENAL f J-MTAR CAST in Grand and Areenal VESTERDAY” ——_— — — Aubert and Faston Chippewa iad SYD CHAPLIN in “THE w~ ON THE ee penn pe Found MISSOURI CONCERT ORCHESTRA GENE RODEMICH iv: LAST 2 DAYS Fannie Hurst’s “MANNEQUIN” and Rose’s Midgets deft. & Chippewa‘ «sou of ills Father” Cinderella {.5%° cHariin in ge pomm “THE MAN ON THE CONGRESS { Pcs 207, i oe Olive mt. er Grand-Flor. Grand & Florissant GRAVOIS defferson & Gravols EE panes MEIGHAN na “TRISH Lcce” Double eatin f. “BEST PROPLE” «& “FREE TO LOVE’ HI-POINTE / oe & Met aus. 1710 N. detferson —_ ~~ ‘ Fo Hen I.zon in “The ( ommandinent’’ — %“OUNSEL ron , THE sstachuartten. aol . ~~? = w. _ GRIFYITH’S “That — Girt” with W. C. Fields « Manchester { WARNES BAXTER _— Manchester “BEST PEOPLE” a Nevarro . Maplewood » peoverve te ene Others 7170 Manchester —-_ _ Lafay ette 164:5 y Jefferson LINDELL Grand 4&2 Webert LYRIC Sisth and Pine MAFFITT 281% N. Vandeventer — — NOVELTY Montgomery {-rnePooy express’ & 15th & Montgomery “ “Calgary Mampede™ f ALL-WTAR CAST in . zs ESTERD AD TO 3574 KFastes ay” BON io oO RK Theater { BET va Kian FOR Ww (reves ” { Dorothy MeKail in i “deanna” aad “The PAGEANT 5651 Delmar Man on the Box” Powh : atom f BETTY BRONSAN te Maplewood CINDERELLA” SH AA f 2. pee y= * 30th and Shaw with " ————— el r WARNER BALTER BEAT reorLe” Shenandoah "The Ceguardeé cur’ and . KINGS-RIVOLI | 9 oie | in His Latest and Greatest | “The Clash of the Wolves” — sil su— AL. ST. JOHN COMEDY ; le “BEAT tGrand- Shenandoah Vaudesille ; TIVOLI { evcthy — (6450 Delmar Man on the Ros” VIRGINIA Sacet and Bil? Viewinta q man Spans ee f KAMON (NAVARRO itth and (listers “The Midshigmen” ASHLAND (10% cuaner Anema | PHANTOM OF 49028 Delmar MIKADO ( GEARIA ey 5935 Eastos ‘ NEWSTEAD ; Doom euhle 4506 Tee Av. Ee ——— jn ‘O’FALLON (4076 W. Pierisxnnt ‘PLAZA tiara ot Fitter! | AMM aeecnia and PROFITABLE | ‘FARM OFWYERS are advertised ia POST-DISPATCH WANTS. | | galon and Ruston . > areal, os event atlanta CPL e Ay sn Beg ~ ee Maye ee ae a niin then tate thie ond eased oS

Page 28

THURSDAY. | THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7 y 198. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ‘ Ei ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee _ s - “MURDER ALARM BARES BREW PROBATE OF WILL REVOKED ADVERTISEMENT | FOR SKIN TORTURES “°*35'Sc Scr cccne™ *_m SUmTFoR $50,000 ESTATE FOE HEALED Quick! 2 : pyerrgedioetionens Jacksonville ( Fla.) Rectuse W spat both the raflroad executives Zemo. we ~ Pan “eng is ~p' el at 2°98 South Sixth street last nicht of n~~und Mind. | : oe eupiyet untene * oui Liquid Just y nat ou Need.'in response to a “murder” alarm By the Associetei Press ‘ and ; , "KS "ILLE, F eet, | of hind the agreemen . ‘twworrr about Eczema or other JACKSON a aa feo Relief For Coughs and Colds — gard ve z t re Don": c id found Rare Gibson, 80 years . . oo, - Te ace Tohn : oe ed at Chi skin troubies. 4 an Lave @ Cic&t, old, a Cook, with a slight laceration _— a comma lay he ben > dec “a6ea | Made Mentho-Laxene my gli % pce ac nicago of & new | Dans i lie ur ere vy breaking to settle rallroad labor dis- ealithy skin bh" } Asis oO the righ foot. He ha —— ste of - * An) . * method b . . ad connie * VC k*é . t Le TT ri ite 4 ti 1¢ Al ch out of the akin. Famous 4 tes. / Zemo genera. Femme’ 1m} » ine to drink beer, he said. when ia McArthur will be -enthing to fi itehing Biackheads, Biotches, hczems D 1 man ran in shouting, “Where's on antes at tae’ even fiery, 1:cal ‘ a : Ringworm and r Lens th n clear/ my wife?” and fired several shots ioe ge E. Rafferty of reg ge eczema, can be For the quick, sure relief ef , 4, : Fe w. W. Atterbury, president of aed health: moe : * ween _ -d at more agent 90,- | quickly overcome eoughs and colds—nothing com- z ‘ eS. be Pennsytvania Rallroad, called * ‘ , : ste , an ea s : ** yrnevys 1, @¢ no- an . We Pg é trating. antisent: iid, that «do andrew Bastas, proprietor of the D. ee ee ae ted br applvriag Men- pares with Mentho-Larene. It / at the White House after thei, i i aw the os mT tice of appea e : " ho-Sulphur, de- goes right to the spot—eand eases - ae :g ise seid he heard sho's but : Rand am " +’ reenit of evi jeence =_ . ] oe oe ent had conferred with ai , notiine mers. The man ana} °°! *2 result of ¢ nga elares a noted the throat, raises the phlegm, a figs Presid | lescribed by Gibeon co: 1a presented yesterday by Luthe ekin specialist. Be- Clears the head-——and soon the , t— 2 , ~ delegation of emplores’ represen- | —_—y* 2 ro ie F- GONE! Try it 4 7s 2 is seers WR these whe »-brewed beer were § seize teh RE each and let lestroying p * ‘ — Ww. N. Doak, B. M. Jeweil DIRECT Bit. BUStiviess through oe a oo (ADT. rin ’ a tion soothes and heais the eczema ay druggists everywhere. fraud, undue . > anit =. callers that there was agreement | + ee ~ heen 6 . ; the skin clear | | ‘ . . unsoundness of! T+8=t up and leaves er a ¢ : an all point “ im tae proposal, | +h the age ecluse's mind ‘aused ; *” “It a ae “— to relieve the tor- nie iT , : ; | which wot 14 abolish the railroad | himself to be made the beneficiary. oo su can obt whi i | +o 5, '* tabor board. The exact provisions | Rafferty testified that his kindness | ment, withous delays ot sos elpbur - BON HHA HDA & ' : game «oot the plan were not disclosed. It |. to the man wo cied ere iast | : > ain nowiat a >| g ij 7 will be presented soon in both June, nine gays after making his/ {fom SRY 00" CresENr” cutphut , Tinta EE 9 Wee Meuse and Senate. | ; i ‘ . ae capepese- alien iil tae ae Gtiantie, 1 me -hat this means to you. Send . a, ie aa fe Loses ‘Suit to Sare Liquor. in the Back, Side, Chest or Limbs, Coughs ote es ee na ie emeener &. Clip te new. PP bal: WE | | | 4 OL DING Roy the Associated Press. , non re for eight months before ; 7 . tt CAGO, Jan. 7. — Robert J. and Colds, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Stiff- ff ™s aa: Whitehall Pharmacal (0. : a 2 Wt: : — : grr | —~—- a = ms pa > = a ee ee ee ten Ss ht ‘ > ey Pat ¥ x lcArthur, who was §3 years o! SSS Macisen Aveass Trial : Po mat ; , - Mulcahy, former alderman, yester- ria ness of Joints or Muscles—any local ache | had been a a il attorn: and oo Deve. N 838 L . ‘“ " | + : ; Za . : “ day lost an action to prevent the ing from taking cold, overexertion pubis: Dedgeville, Wis, Mail me a Free Sample of Mentho- ; , , - Bs : ~ s [ 5150.000, now held by the Gor ee eae | - ; at - i pe sment. and former! whed | FOLLOWING SEIZURE OF STILL nia = Tea Sr} | | : If so, join the crowds of Pigghiy— e*=. 2°) SY oa Mechanic, Convicted of Conspirars. ie , Wiggly customers who are - Se: TWiikerson denied a petition for « Says He Was at scene to Repair ; shin Whisky Apparatas, joying freedom from grocery | mi gehearing of the case and ordered | = the destruction. The order also’ sepadecalngpae ne safc res , = by buying the highest quality « SE Swe the warehouse waeee tas] against the warehouse where or strain, the quickest, safest and most effective remedy is an goods at lower cash prices. HE © avor is stored, closing tt for one| pe See Ee THE ORIGINAL | acents : ts til r " ast. outs Try Piggly Wiggly for one Mc , * Groes- Ulrich ‘aistillery "Rect | | | J Se tA ° _ ois | which were distributed among | ee re. Pen 2 eee 7 —the result will surprise you. woh aisens wnen the company. | PDORO were ciren 1 , Years oe L 202 1O- b “ : went out of business. | ; : Se A 4 Lise ij S ete = | 2 . t . Aa- * paewep ¢ A gee a ——— ~~ - oe Established 1847 , a ‘ Amit . a daprdeen vod . in* se*- S ») | SUNCREST —_— CEMETERIES : Bm OAK GROVE From Santa ae ) Th e Cemetery t pt whoa | ERPETUAL CA Valley, Californ - | Where the Finest ‘Couns Are Grown Bagh Ce scsi PU ill vane me ane WESOUSHT GAPLOQAD!! SUPPLY NOW, I —cmescnty a, WHILE WE HAVE &§ eg 764. Delmar + 2102, (eae To Get a Low Price and Big | THIS LOW PRIC a | Drehmann-Harral Value for Piggly Wiggly Patrons | VERY 5 ote ONS BE Pores” 4784_ (08) | ae : ate ie ye = inact theta ee Quality Brand MARKET HAS ADVANCED SINCE WE BOUGHT TEXAN 10 MANAGE LATEST -Pound Two- ACQUISITION OF M9. PAC. 2 Single 2 C S$ pecial Lb. TION | Package This — Pkgs., H. R. Safford Assumes Direction of Affairs of San Antonio. c valde & Gals Railway. Ready to Help You SAVE. | anal = | ' Phone Tyler 2006-2559. in 1926 SWANSDOWN —_ — el f Oa, DEATHS = . . eneral offices of the Missouri Pa- : + Fhe Setesst c.&H ) E LSdrp tomer ett Cigar Specials for the Week-End eine ey ta: Spates tiesto C — aa > tee : , ~ J na ather 7 T >. ™ . >. ‘- — Patroz- ~— eye “e+e ees Look - iner “mm Atha “oennel lye par. ray. ee Se eee , tt : . » ders 3846 Lindel on > | pb WOLFF-WILSON’S FACTORY SMOKERS 9 ©") °°" oo ooo ice the | | aaa Bh Bete | so. 3. SF aden han. Pog Sap doe ie Box of 25, $1.85 MM Raiwar ros been in > nants wo = » Beier Store i ° gees | enam- Box of 50, $3.50 rear : po srSso iow eled fond father af Harry Abram ond aX as* .s : i’ 2 53 © - : b. cca? hengher ef Teatere " | - ~ a oh It is a eo o i'¢ lane ’ . ema “ P eS ee rranierr urs : e Secor ores SiS || fe VATPINEAPPLE voct's- | MARMALADE I] == = = DON ANTONIO—WMild Havana Blend ific, which owned part of the'stc hood. , or BILLiHsiin ron “De Rges (nee Korte). dear beloved wife o1 a. aul , tgiat ig on aaa -: >: ~ ; > Y" 7 sine. Taearrths 2 e 1 sb . : Sign GOooD TO THE LAST PUFF Sliced in Hea i0c Straight size cut to 3 for 25c; Box of 50... $3.95 vy Syrup, Large Can. . 2 for 25¢ size cut to (0c: Box of 50. (‘té‘ SAAS sma we take over the Fe wt: EP } Del Monte; Sliced, Aloha, (Se Straight size cut te (2c: Box of 50... «$5.95 BM copuyep PREACHER FINED $2000 ie Ae a 17c Med. Ca: f sera Can: OO" VCore, 220 Med. Can. He Was Found Guilty of H aving It you want to cut your 1926 cost-of living. acquire the habit 4S b JAVA CIGA RS the ogwds to De fraud. oO: buying your toods from the A. G. Store in your neighbor- kA, ARE MAARING MANY PRIENDS—HAVE VOL TRIED THEM? ” Tog ANG aaa: : nood. : | “ts Z Pinera! Mritay. Jar tip. @. fom |S : gprrowrteais kos aah There are now 32: A. G. Stores in St. Louis. Individually . at Gee vee oo Oe ee 2 for 25e Presidents, 1c straight: Box of 25... $2.48 BM o2x-= rtm ‘oro sumo- ces | Zerg te tom, sas AG. Storms in Se, Lewin, Individent (MALT rvrran | PURITAN (POST = CEREAL 10em@ {Se Straight Perfectos, {2c: Bex of 25 $2.98 i om os ch tie ie a nd eta their own wholesale house. j . Sarre om Tossday. Jan. 8. 1926. at - bg : RB tigen they (HOP FLAVORED) THE HEALTH BEVERAGE..... i bretier. 3 eee Breer, Gewina Lambert || 7 (hes. Denby, Brinkman-Wetxe! ‘ ;, Sb ge , Re et ‘ sige pelt a time. They buy for. less pee Gentine can sail no less . j ane “ ; as ———; reer. John Ruskin Cigar Lew Pies Agent Nile a Maser —trmeagpeene Hanan gore 7. Not mere; ly “speciats” now and then, but uniformly low prices s -POUND c INSTANT POSTUM e pour dear th aa Sie wean a the aup(mane andmade, ed , ~~ , -onnection - . ai all the [e. a ; . Sr - sa , ut R c|" Me os tne eee ee ee Large Size 39¢ Med. Size. 256m Oe ee al Special ~ c i a We are your neighborhood grocers. - : ~ Anthes, «s Charch,. thence to 55. | ; 5 ar.¢4 J « Cemeters. Decegeet wae | We Take Phone Orders. We Deliver. ' : Tie her ' Anthouy Mens Sedality |‘ Box of 50, $2.00 tot) pn won tines 0500 cncoch oro (i pore Brand; Yellow Free \ LA GOYESCA WOLFF-WILSON tL ech genes Ay “Thain A. G. COFFEE— Our own famous blen PEAC 7 ¢ in Syrup; Large Can. .... 2 MILD HAVANA HANDMADE C. Reed and J. J. Ber ld only by A ES ES RI . a! ~ i‘, 10c Size syndicate was that of lecturer. Tes. TOMATOES— Hand packed, medium ’ 0 Size Qe | Special 60 25¢ ne wre ot some ee oe mee COR Peg ’O My Heart Med. 15¢ = ry $100 a week pilus 1 pez © cor ‘i : Box of 50, $3.75 Cam of 2h 9 Adie ae Can. — — & = . r SS. 3 Suaics iS paid TOMATOES a ss Fancy Shoe Peg Sweet. DON JULIAN—The Aristocrat of Tampa Cigars former Minister 100 str. size cut to 3 for 250 | 15¢ str. size cut to 12¢ «ry ECONOMICS FOR z : S i a | je | eee x IT Pint Size 1 2 for 25c size cutto 10c str. | 3 for 50c size cut to. . .14¢ SD Let, Boxes of 50 at $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95 Sieh Bel . peer snl meagre a es ee eee =: Bottie..... ‘eo emeter | § POPULAR BRANDS OF CIGARS AT ng Rproeper seplidbedion ‘armello, fancy evergreen corn; pn ee ee ee reset - Figen to. eee . at ae = eles wi S = “ att RIPFMieNe ¥ an in “ 7 29 RRs a a 3 YDit¢ j r ries ge ong *FRY We tr. ' ‘a +9 \ Tes: @ = , . . oe «@ ,eees **-«. | 4 ~ a oe 2. 2 aoa EXAMINED Sheps alk a - rae er Pound. ; SEIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY [ie teen ma BL OB ct MUSHROOMS S ANS FRESH FISH . round Torte Lenses for Taree, round, Mat Lenses for Be" * ’ chil srregeloe nest © Omar, The Wonder Plour, sold only by A. G. Stores in A HOME- Ne : i m” be These prices good from Jan. 7 to 14 BY mR ? Went there sever, ° | : "« ay 4” West, a , a Interepcat at *! = make @ specia) study lergsr itiaee......0009 tame cugee.” Stto

Page 29

THUR 4 WAY AGREEMENT 10 Samet ) GET IN TOUCi H OPPOR TUNITIE SFOR EM PLOYMEN': T! __POST-DISPATCTT. Qwners and wv ‘a 5 ‘nion Offici _ Bye Assoc $ to Cooli Give se Ire se. dge. , 5 wASHI T gent Coolid ON, Jan. 7.—P ge was resi- | gpa both the raltr assured today if) >» WwWill DE E the employes’ oad executives 1) AY You Acce t M, “Tn SHEN Dayar, = H s be unions P rs. John quegay q thie life at Melbout LOST | Odd che: agile saat SARE r PA] INE mmers jie, Janes Sorc Seats bier ote | Axe D FOUND ty reached ment S. Ki & 4 loved son of | GA nod to sett! cago onan Life become . sa. cle Isabelle grt Matthew T—Loet : _ black st STOV : ¢ railroad labo a indeed to rong: burden, the f from rP“Pritay, 3a ‘he and our be (CATS ts , Grand 585, reward, 4 | REPATRS 7 f E REPAIRS Ste r dis ailing, wom uture ve. t residenc : and white, M. rok urnace” or “any « wW. W. Att subjec are Eee, o are co |) fakery cemetery 7° ‘ail stent dowera. Bale =o | Main 2 +: art “anhdirens. fenders. = __)_ SITUAT 4 ’ . € . &.-¢ nervy nsta New Y urch., “ave- ard. ss | » 2043 ORS enile = 1 se Pen rbury, presid Mar to wo! melancholia, ioe cranky sea nichinond ea Denve and ave-| CHAIN AND CROSS— soity Siar | G. B HAW, 109 to CHAUFFEUR ONS_MEN, BOYS = nsylvania R ent of free tri men. Let ailments eak, PREEN—Futered into aver _( Colo.) es ey OSS—Lost, x Coo) | RAU ER ze reer a... CApertence:; Doage HELP ‘gt the White II allroad, called Use it in al of Mrs. Sum us send you ts pecu- aseek Ge ipsa. ate rest —— coat tN me al 804A SN Lu (Fold. cameo \. STOVE aR SU PPLY CO. Onto. references married, |» om; 7 a ing hand - ouse o your ow mers’ O a 10-d Ham Spreen Nishofts. 23° on Tu ag tS _N, Sarah, Maf-|~ _ 316 N PAIRS. CLER - i WS ody and | "head ob es afte r aid wn ho ‘ palf ay st preen, ff). be m M —— Masoni an. 5; Scott : S19 N. T Third. K— si he oeee, 1105 all president had conferred er the > Satine! ees. ager nager tao eens: ones, eae F pdant nett oP rw : J oo.” Dy Charm: re ttish and on y STORAGE Third. 5 te&) | Pn mae Sits » nest —— ¥ HARDER =~ ren - , on of e with mi pali ore th owled cad aaah wenemann ou: Brad. | CIGARE itle Guaranty c roa CRAW AND — | Wloyd. Cot pied ne ada ce. high _St. Louis. 4 = 3603 Siete : . mplo . . a Du ilsery ne R an 25 ge FY r-in-law niece, our RETTE ‘uaranty Hid teturn RY RD mo ty y Col © t of ua ee —_— a. / - tative yes for ring th and emed years o~tuneral f moth ar{ _ #@v. CABE _Bidg.: re to | contr mov! VING | COOK fax 4201 fice wor tion, . which i repre has it at ti sufferi y has Mire. fl a. os -om rom th er-in-law reward. c—Hlue le Wardic) | F act. Phone. var —Sit.: ork. Cail BATT te ncluded *sen- back not ch ume cou ng know overco . at = of adison e residen cu 3 Cabanv ather: ik “5 R one Fre » $4.59. teria: .- hetel, é s ERY M D a yout anged t ntless th own oO me tl 2:30 Dp street. on Fr. of d PIN—-Lo: r 5947R De a | and OOF = mopt oF load CUTT experienced tate ex AN ertson, ww. N. D . B. Rob Don't hful ap hat aged, ousand nly to 1e etery. . w.. thence nm Frida aughter. between U ont.” dilaaneed ae” mt ¢ Lafe dod ute 10. or MR 8 aoe ann x” or phone nu rience. sala * «4%. oak B - 10- di: you also w pearance, tired, w s have g women. STUER to New Py. Jan. Rg. lbelmar nion and onda — ———b ) : 598 yette: movin rage si. (Sy cu! he so preader, ¢@ . ef ornate BEI. L m r. Rox T- nd Donald Ri , B. M. Je wil iy Free T ish to k health, r orn-out f ung its da MAN—Ent iclfer Cem. phone F and = Pershi! De Relivien , BO NDEI al 76. _ 1 Btn ail around tm exper + operate as ‘| “BOY—Apply 2, and ichber well lbeo rial of “pt th enewed eeling Praises seein’ * Jan. ered into c4) | DA orest 2404; — aie we | $37 ) STORA . Vietor | VEN tn taay) mm at mar ny ma- ub, Grand y Lith ee ed! &. 3 pened, r Mr Ss @ joys stren and h tta Stu 5. 1926. ge CHSHUN reward nder = io WV GE—s1 m (5 -NTAL rand 119 King: good bors an? Waeh!i nivers: was info ie ¢ _ = ead and umme of livi gth and rough (of Frec erman, d at 10 = — black. 7 —- o r vp. - ictor 12 mont! 26) long MECHA oR To eet ington, iy rmed by ool- sv . mine reset ere rs’ Opal nz? Sen happine: . dear i and M early belo I for c 6 months Avett : im, iN iEWw Phi oe 20°20 i "Movin wishes experienc Nic—Sit.; 3 ; ing Ale . pins al Gran! __'9 Bled trae ch pron Sinden HeDIGAEAE FM CI “ose Ramat wae fore [| “ape Ser Tie SE ses SD de tes }| Mey Rie eroRAGR amare | Horgan Re “Teesune. | "henitade BE na ileal . ; ou rec u ahs - . “36 ‘ . ’ os Si ell points | Was agreement pame ny wr o me. £0., Women's OUPON pat Perea t delay plea 8. het years grman, after hing Minas "NS on dowtiow’ “Ghee (ast 4 : Orage: yy —Guaran | DRAP o92 Linde undays iW offive ever, BOY — He! «h - KIM) Peer on farm: scold hame. which w in the cur FA... e Hemedy ; 1 gation —— 224, 800 - = = nent at 7 -20 al takes ~ + and 20 iness D >: n reward. . bet wee . ™ os ing Cent ha good (AN—Bit.. e 4 shop ° 3408 in blow pipe ould ab prop My na om only. and al niy wre TH BEND, North a. m. ace on Friday. OG—Lont ; Cat arses ral Sone. DRA ~~ ae eS boy N, 334 -_ osal, me is 60 Sump! pped and rD, c Mark .» from “ri « - 3m abeny W — RAFTS SO yeare oid: a jabor boa olish th soees e of An post pa IND aa. “tee on reside J __ward. 18 onths cf ALL oe MAN —" a4 old; mark work sround grocer, rd Tl ef rail eeeececce tiseptic Pr id, the ¥ IANA ‘ ther reet. t nce, Vaboa er 12 He old: bat D) PAP =—ooee wants —Hit.- -—— 42 Pr. -D. " ~- et 27 wun ‘c6) é 1e e road My address Pw TTT TT owder. Free 1 SYMON ice to Cal Oo Sst, A we —Lo con. LA w's te ANY ER Cc and re S cnar = PD. (4) Bo Y—7T 47 W grocery y aad me 54 © ot the plan xact p ‘s enti I sive Grussiot’s DS —E alvary C Lfbort ost. bird dog: ndell 06653.” to) SIZE LEAN’ spec time or in all Itnes: To ata — were rovisio re eeeres toe ccceees Gruggist’ Jan. 6 Entered in emetery. is” 05" : $5 re dog: bi 65s. ¢ plast room Ga, ET uate: cra job work: ines. tunit start as = will be p not dis sions Drugsist’ ¢eereccees ec eccceses Ort eeeeees s Symonds 1926. at to rest e (c4) aF, ° ae ward. Ow ack ear clit ering. M pavered 0. refe : expert aT. e : pet ambi y but mou ime boy: « , resente 1 closed a name eeeeeeeeee ee es! aaaleaeets wif “ (nee kK 1:10 n Tuesda DO ott; Centra! ber. June e. long AY BE ¥O1 aeon. G r? :, Pal ~ erence. Hi nogrene " ch tieus. st be “ Cr i Hou and y, former alde Robert J. , eee | THES pnterea ir 's Ceme pepverment “— Db G a “call coitar Onsi Mg e guaranteed. Se {thi teferenare. “Olive 7248. able; fee co, ew SY mt —e day lost an : ian, ye T) : ‘ 1! nto rest i (c4) pots on "b D brind] ce . se ~ Delim ow *” Re ing enced: YARI » Re Fred. - 707 Clark. jikingt mecha x os fp " ete hets, a 26. at 6 on ears reast: ¢ co) > , R Ha ar 610 easeonal c ean ) MAN —_ CAPE ° av. ¢i on - in th destroy! action to a Theis early be! ce on trunn name _ NGIN eS: oe | 3 are. A also tak —Hit. ; NTER-- Fer, g ? . ° i os >" m oF hy &514J. ed ; child’ Puddr: whi ta on $4 50 GG ~La — (cs J ddress } e 4144 ex __ house Or e 5 ng prevent father (nee Sch oved hit a Mt a Conra 3756 8 pet. tall an ane, Line er roorn ndy paper fi ; ANITO be FS. RR... of an . sr: : joe _f ri Poy man custo crowds of Pi 7 54150,000 bP ewer F-easead af ather. grandfather, great > Proc Petal oie rane Lindell | PAPER dinaells640g,* °°: fDi = includ | Sante ees cents woe Fire | Victor. 2 ge io “te m . bor ’ . now h a cle. a rother . reat-frendf r dear Hi YeRalis es ost: (¢ 3) work: IING re NITOR—_30 Oo re’ CWA ponun.on ae ers g em Pe eld b t ete 84 ye ier, bruthe idfather. f; igh Sch viere, De! ‘ady’s gold, 371 lowest and 1 (ey h R—Sit.: ontral A . DP Ww y Br. > ment y th nian “an r-in-law . fa-} _Parth ool; rewa mar an be- brices. inting: | ote! or Germar aes _—e Jom fro Oo are en a, Fr and formerly. ov va Dost, South. Jefferson “at Bros’ ch and. un- | FOX th S884" DeBelivierme | to George fe E R HANGER i Raltie atinee best | Burners: ws a, ni cunerioneee Ta CIVIL BKGT +] m groc - py mm. Federa wned Deceas , D venue apel. 292 spots ER PUP tage | Hu o han as lars onsite _ be , wants ean; alec ne or| , pervi INEER—E , 4 e high e! y ‘bill ; es Wikerson es Judge James I . wp clam hee Ma FOX ee Tie! ay fare \PA mt iw. reasonable ‘stock of - MWA Hae Sd SO ayoad F. v. Pian tary Mh struct R—Exverie = x e 8 \reheari nied a pe I. ety and Ant Brewers of Concord: atory ser. and a ar — myself; ANGING, : ha fittin CE MAN— at 8 ucation — -* ann re nate was st ' ng of t! petition lief A nheuse Benev a Turn Mornin ingshi vund Bie? brin ainalagina. ak (ed Post-D genera] Sit.; mo ) ormation & ox py. ow qua 1@ C¢ for esociat! r- Busch olent S Fr ing; reward. 28 iway. ie bh “8 ~ sampl € ng: - Napate b repalre. forse will he « rience. roadie er i ) the destru ase and a VASTE on, Empl oct- | * © R— Lost Call Hivereia aa PAPER? es. F So work | MAN oe ony ee3, | COLLEK od). full” n- cas oO ction. ordere A RLING oyes’ Re ward. ; eli id’ s. 4 veer le 4! Sat ER-HAN . vrest 67 = N—8Sit. -_— -223 CULLENC fallin: a +e n ¥ ‘ GG = ; refere . . ~ nities rah iggly for o tf ier ihe |warehound injunction A Ruseeit . Vaster! fasterling, “peloved wite of Ye ew = re: | onbBy, 1208: = slg work yom or Sa pg wer for fos pence DRIVER Raves z Sy iat es ad ‘ : ; yon a ‘ GL P igh = 8 med: , Re eUuaran } M } ° > Riv Se id N. u t ill ne:m » vor is ato ouse whe on + al and hig and aed ether « VE—Lust A, Ahrnowet rewa OMS teed. Rise AN ANI ~* Post-D fesvonaible eeal- ER— soa ot a Wil & ris onth BE. 3: 7 red, closi re the Edward Hensle ns Tor er ~ ye of| St. Lo ee ra. | Forest Papered, $6 up, trier | __ vate farm! | WIFE Sit, Tepatch. “Ford truck. etre wae © Bs urp . he 4 ng it fo d tzpatrick y of Gary. sister of a4 1523 vis Theater ack and fe) R 6085. D te — (obo, uM farnily. 1. ind . it. to work Dii v ERS — te dr > yo Groes - Ul quor is p ; one on, Harry of Hannibal. ind. Mrs. Hu GLOoV Sunday. C€ white in | Baa pabere aie. 5148 Per included. AN— Mechanic indell 1897M._ A in pri-| _ness: 5 — hiperien wey u. ‘3 trich part of t imennl and Willia al. Mo. J Hue VES—Laet: ‘all Uland | . 82 Lacle ei. $8: Easton. Box “¥-187, cally incite very mu if wesiade ’ which _ distillery he m al Thursday. m Eliott, . Whe- gon, at C ; heavy bis fe) | ROOMS p 4 Linde! ‘c6) MAN—Si . Post-Di pes. Wants ~ be st oun o we E ne aet- | ere 4d : stock a Bn from, th Jan. e 0267 ity Hall; ack Teather ne papered. $ 1 Soyer Nag ~ t. by- m ispate work. tw age res large — 7 sockhol istributed — powevars. int e._ reside: 1926, way: reward. ier, Stet- | ROC _Jefferson 68 up. = middle-a ‘4 wat Titenanais ° 25 | t erm ice, at KEYS ROO! erson. Hi Gent rs Cr co a $) te : ® went sot ot es hen tie company | WACK—s ~ i ie Sica fora py S —Lost: 6, on chain.” cee aiinminn. paperes. . om. Taser Séo1 | MAN Bert “Rutger reference Raecters pitt cL a ws Pe |S usiness npany 926, uddenly ark | KEYS- — ain. Phon OMS” Grand 636° work cashi t.; midd young, marie epgerannls x: | £408 Columbia idg, —_ th arf) ‘ N L res: latinom w . Genires 4 eater _ ae m ev hn UPPLY NOW | a 5a5t ATE ces anua AL | ete tiene ae om o vie soir ua rey Pa ria Pe : . . y : Dassen ro 4A. soney; libe con hool. 33°23 Olle ur, 50 s erview en or ~ J | 82 _ _ Forest 4 See the ing event | Marquette Tic Stud RIDA “6 ral tainin 523 0! reasonab! expe 431: after ladies know ¢ - Say. 784. (c8 to All v aon ette Hot pbeker. RIN reward. Gra 4 live. Ph e. Ar re IZA Colle 7p. mM. garments: we * s: bring Expe » Bafe4) % ) i Be An uring V | on Ville, Hotel, & a. igelosed, G—Lost rand PRI\ one Lin cadia S0LDERER Fe. a. & rh © . “ ” PEETZ ; Monday, Ja the ete: | oo abs Prope eh view Tuatgttice on onyx. between Swo (5) vo Aguas big ise fen au ~~ ae position. ¥. Faschbers ‘gid 1. Roe. rAteos— ~ 2 ge ,relerpame —B -~ , vanuary 1 epates . TRANS rt ‘Gar lejd RIN n+ J fe; reward. ope’s r. Dene eae ‘Washi Flaschberger. 911. wante (NTFOR Co wey. need apply ith BU IT SIT Co. ¢ NG—Lost. Park- WES’ nar 2275. lessons = Si seh NG mY “" r. O11 Wal oa ed man . ” SERVICE Funeral Hom Exel | S DATI mond: b white gold. Co) | 'MINSTE G MAKER-—Sit: ton | JANITOR —Nig a oe a 3029 LAF LA n the An nsas City, AGO, i‘s. Call ey Par ire dia- taught. Pa. onday ever 8808 Oliv perience: re ery. sDrings: ne bed a phone- . care for tu VEAPATERTS AV. 49, I-DISPA Tr inet Bi terer elon ie 7.00| ROSARY toa” g fet ae is |———— Lr Sve, ge= | WATTER —Si sie exper Tig egret oe | TRIER: My Ne es . pDWwEs Ony e $2 2; . : Los — reward. . r M>; . ——— ay eve i _ vO ee ma ex perien 2. LA! Ret tir l re- MID citie 3: Mi SHELL G i. Forest 5: —— : —— pines | YOU n. & aed lu — ABORE #8 a i ae TCH __Maravet ES? T ami. CLL GLASS t 56242J. on = ic8 UNG MAN Ernest. iin, RS—Ne fe) — te ve RANSIT C bet weer SSES -Thst; (« St -- J pio AN—Sit.: n, eonunion. way .(« S eae TS °i800 (5) | SPEC en, Famous Barr _ Syntan a Zh CADY aoe sag; DETECT IVES * | ceP anything drive on Sap "want. eon | MACHINIAT Maa} Appiy 4886 Pas: DEA | T. LOUIS TO C 5) | SPECTACLES —Lo Colfax 1227W. fiader | Jacko. BB «mane ~ d ‘and investis OUNG MsN—ait N63, Post Dis. (o8 aa ene Rn 3010 N be Tiret-claap, Sterling 2 Instant 8710 NX. Grand FRYE—On Tueed amid | uate” Meme CHICAGO |“42% CET tes ey BO BFS u. 4057 Weat Pine. repees "il Box Yi. i oa bt aloors gy ay fe Notin fel Rl. Ne her ene ag oo ® “jan. 6. 192 f itizen OTOR —Last, reward. 3920 V EX. rFiCER W ine naell 2 di -61. Post-D office e raity | MAC _Jatge work, 3720 Cc . ; al i Q° 3” T BUS. papers: leath ireini rFiICER Wu E 223. OUNG soho xperien HINIST w e ake Phone Tyler a Natura] of » of 2U23A 8 ide Fr ~ 1926. oe at | ki D E A Main rans . finder p! er. with { . shado WM ET YAN—Bir.- ce. ing —For 720_N al ~006-25 Bridge. Henry henand ye (nee w KUHN. TH in 0733, portatio polifan Li please ° insuranc ne wing. ip BE. LA ¢ (53x) to learn it.: willl t machinery repa! '» ABH Fi ‘ | 59. er of H R. Frye oah avenue, ri F FPLUEGEL _ . Night n Co ferso fe Ineura: return to ° eople. 819 ivestigatin “HASSE have t corgonters ne “worker. wiahes acturing { yo Mg ail ng . sc arty B. and . ee low i Ff hursa: Enter wen as t_numbe 414 T ° = on. ice Co., Metro- field 876: Title z. locates “does e tools. . in some wishes | ™*ec such as ' ne erhau)- eel C | ated tee hy ‘dear, moth | mother ube Fines intered into reat o7 ber. Central 3549. (cb! WATCH Tosti s61Ga. 9. So 6 eee rall saunas sien missing | * eroeriences ie Ai Poe Din 0s machines. tc.: waaes S40 week — 4 - - 30 6 ’ rom . seven = r of mother in A pe 4 lve rel on wt at >? 15 op - => --- = — cd) cro da. L'l'nois ( ee , ence: as ah . me. ‘ r ear wee . 68 EATH Il : oven enuimacher funeral Nome: | gg! 2 ne Pian sie dae, mabe: ae ae 2) 2a, 3 Oe fice wratcl, at som a witte | B caveeron. a sion Ei Vom Diana cake WAN Fr “ahi a ci SF ll — Bel] Satu ay home. unera!l 4 t. im he . 7? Jo great _ ON WOH cross! mn Ose eon Sund ; EAT TY fe) M N 's ate ; m. 3 : - woe St. Lor san’ the aa ae grand-| of Hetfmees TICE — Notice eval. Ww Baty Fem ny fy ~ Ae Y CULTU 5] N future: —Desires ry M. A ee ' —F xv. -Lb 6 R Jar. Entered 2 . ” 4a t > Zi i Sat na chapel. ane of H er-* ake —y we aki 0 *t Lere reby i, Se H. Li . ward lib. a ty ining ye ss, under — as antile com ro use . ; “ a] | into | (cv) De Ltn ienadeeee Ja: ann enry H. H; i Real the fi Wr MD a vingtton. N enr . perato: - will bec our uD- YOUNG sompany. :¥: wit and y ~— . : 7. 192 >t reat nver (G mete an. 9 and : . Haff ly Co rm ING R Nor | ; oll _no Ss. ome 3 MAN Box Y-310 MAN w - === iy j h’ n a. m. Th "ay, pp: eas8e = d Lue Leal ts, M at 5: 301 Lini! G; k - a! not! ida. . ost. rs “a ea 7th TY = i o ~~) mont! f wants pos! apancee ikon ness. © ie cba | Jan. 4, Entered into eo Hoye) sband of M omas J | -AWRENC hte nad Angeles (C ten Bae has haston akoweki. | teturn to ttinum. 5 r fers CULTURE i - or getieral ho tion in # oe ions stu- | M _ Phone Webster rime of ai ceo . ie tol 1926. at rest on — dope). dear father Mary Ho Gill | + INCE —-Ent 0 (Cal.d| and wil of that caaibinaen teen dhe’d st] WRIST | a 5661 Me 5 smal ture tea gnasiaatinat’ andl 4 wrodes ~_ (cd) ; | school; @maltl. use work RF ge 2 sa [AN—Experi ‘ebeter ¢ saga busi - ow OE ee aes hust 1030-4. m Monday, | “ re, WOR Gill, Mre of Koy. Parry! -aw n. 5, 1926, tered into (e5) | con will not be firm, as of — the part gra WATCH—Lost._ onale meat & these the and remun ession of- YOUNG IL. wage. S. M ore and aft A Western rienced thur Wi father of ~— of Ann At Joseph Fumeral from Martin re. C. EB. Mele jeg ee be} at 6:10 p rest Tuesd ontracted by 2¢ reeponsible am. 2, ie , mA.J.8s. W wat. Monday, — (c3P) | tau modern orvughiy erative fu- e MAN_-8it.: experier 3067 JA er | _8t. Ge screw ah 4 ble ma rom fami) Lees | fence (nee oved h D>. m. A ay.| H. H yy th le for any wo | RIST ! aha av. mone aught b and up-t trained ty line: I experienc B72 Ande il, room. a @des i and 5 ngs -5 Abley. Mere (nee | be r boulevard. ly reside Mildred. Bohler). usband of rthear M. | affner. af alt company any debts , WATCH. ah u22W n> | Cesefu y experts h p-to-date . The} manent am married ed in iL | MAN-- ~Elde Fuune grandfath E dward } s. Ar- given. Due notl nee, 41°3 De!}- dea Nelvt: " dear fath At na I i a a ter the at i or He: ‘ ay in Ch —| Tost wh i t («5 Co : il experience. aving yea methods aporec ny tion with and wish groc- winte rly and Pk lors. ral from er lanks a ce of tim r son. brot n and Ru er of A AW- er FEM ove = te. nry reom : amber of e «old. T uege. _ Inc Master ars of suc ity ta honesty reliable a per- A x easy ‘ OBA Amthur nd GRAY - e will | at the rother, aeell J, rthur:~* ou 7 MIL SA KG - ; reward. C: Comm . Tues | bee GL Hat uc. y. Ro: he concern ail Aires« - wo meme fa! $ 4 gs. C on Mle boat Jee Suits pyanelty’s per. | G jan. 6, i36, a into, rest on W ‘eo | trom aS en itr and unele, | aot Jal, NOTICE wee WoKI. (5) a a an | CADIES—learm Locust. Central #177. s — _ _¥-62. Post- Diapatch. ond abil. wAN ee a ortetell. he sn Fa fo > im care for f t fare, . “ oO Ul.) Dapers pl enry. Au iblett), d e Jose- | ew St. Mai 926 St. wif contracted aeanenainia 4 notie Society, OG—F auty Galture. sec a. Louis. future hie PEM oT ane — it -Diepatch _ perienced. Tzac A} n Werdnesd Diease CODY and Mra. gust, Willia . dear brother of | MCCARTNEY t. Mareus Cen t. ife. Mary F after th sible for a > Tom ety. oun d: male — = ture, second ouis Acad #. WF me od Ca TRENOGRAP eielan ut 30. 7 a. ™ Abram Aftiram. belo BLAS Jan . -i Mollie W William W al Charlie Tr of ' Nort? NEY at eine- i ’ ranzos is date t anv |BEAG ~— iil iil . *. Humane LADTIE: nd floor, 804 Pi ~ werd ingto permence wit HER—Sit. stat t manager or salestinan . | » fond loved hit 6, 392 eitkem ente Tillie | n ogy eer, (4017 - GE oy my LF, HOUNT -_ S-—-Bee + ate; nh mach Burru e qiralif in and — drar broth Bewgpn B = aay 26, | ‘naaw and per and © and the | es, belo ah aon ioe ) TO Ww a SURGE __may Ferry >—-For er money uty ¢ ; f ) ee ae - ughe and] 7, tions tu ~y ‘ ; er ¢ innia ate une ur ad hate) loved bry treet : » _ $30 HON on RGE FRAN: é rrv Tr ind, fom 6 se) ulture ee dre 1eferei ech J -38S, Posat-] re , Ba a rs tao ‘and | 5 fb pn Bg ay - > apa ey cio te qomes Meat 4 yey | ar emi 708. _ |. DOG-—-Founé4. oe ale. 126 7 ee ot yams ee Oe aT, sig | ft Aiea a er vier see ” NowMarried. | s 1 erences,” Hox ch 0 Frida sidence o> p ; ue avenge. F jid@ner cha ; es Fi Pe otice of - “ ine M. , eoseph Li, | in uteeu ar reofJd.T 2RN— morn th , serman ——o r ay oF e teach : ex eany age ia : rt i ic een Seca th | Bae to “St John's Ceimeter pel, 2293) van fF fa Cafines). "| ohare sf wthat ‘is 3 mouths oF, mor | gid, BUDD m ooh Og, Seeer'bifo “evening. ‘See’ our classes, rae" mut loca re 18. eat “appearance Brush Co./ must ee . an. & ’ ‘ed into (e)) Ur uwiber eterr. -20 | yeu a os. A. | alter J sold or more | HOUN as oe th TFARN TELI Ob e M ‘olfa te i ao Ve tl ; ip rest . i ion. of Station Deceased | MAVER P Crand b pan 30. 192 for stor UN D—Fn' ——— et.: N TE i LEG st. oler Col- ¢ x 4 “ OY. lateiy. ee ecu. . eal, ve on: r nee £5 yy Oss y Vednesday, | vary Es weiner Jan. —Eniered i oP _ - | 5. ' + | St. Char ind: Tueed EGF — (c4) talk with SRAPHY—\ (o8 OOK—Sit., Salt Tae, _Olive. _ 256 a Bide. }2 ~~ . ila, = ‘. rr! ' 1o - GREEN a | ¢ an. =), 19" > ints =r _STOcK ia a. ; } a! les Count av On ieht. ? oop tions studen V te! t p ) eren eaored. ee eons eucac ce _ Delos ed pai 7 M. Jar nu —E ntered int 4) | at ler of M ~, Rober st on Tur HOLDER ; ray — y. Call Tyl ‘ emale: Cen at $140 t is: we guar ur school, , e, $12. wi i rst floor w . oe iiba Tore 4 my: aa on - i?“ of * i. 5. 19286. nr -ret or tu“ In o™ irs . “2 ke Mayer 4 Soars. ™ A. We nine i-iaw ure my Brde | . crevv . at & (ve and f ore to #e ouis for t ate Na- c Bor Y » EN TIFIC : Ar ad e omg . (a! GIk! ng, ‘i, Game eneral house ] 8 rol ti oe Deter s We Sale Magn. |- ear. anid unele i: ml «our deat MEINIL ‘ yVilie. JJ & DP mr. Tr in or the tr rve for th he electi« 1 —_—— -238. weeoris beauty 4 Hidg . I t. po t col Andel) 3616 work: n territo v 10n wd I es ‘ tut Pay , . p in his f rts a | ROT _— Z fe Fir & ana ctio * ensu! 7 BICYC OUND anata sea Mar cultur s——-.SGS) | indel! oFed: wan Cd ry outside Entered i ful's Cemetery. | a" pons Ret Jan. &. at pas wehtihaesi tn i241 need into rest T ot) | ocala be "ie ba ‘Drought. | gach other busi: pucrcrat SRP POLICE, ‘ee SB - eaten Ml Dein jnatFuctions: by, “Paes Sestr: oe + “week pA, = anwar ae Louie. 9°" ¥ rt » a ; ion ‘nm? , =" th 7 a 2 . j , dt {reg a} ; ' . ei a? . ore 7 ‘tee - unr oi Tix Ry ‘~ i Ol “i —_ ° nown 7 19°A . 2 ~ est on Tur o%) —. . in pee. 5S it w right a DP. m..| uars etenue. « Mit ron] 0 D = pearl ay, | the eoeal xk. Fo — t e barks @a4i¢d meet. nA Y HORSE Fourth Yis NAO ae 72 j : I ide | Ait, colored; work af eee salea ov uct. ly you ¢« at. “ Mc ‘ot 8 _% IfPSoCar Jan ve rhoemther of > ermeters De Tt term Mi inhard? : lear ve hem of 1:33: a ana 10 a fth dav of ane locust ire reom of re »T t tt CINE District. trict. IR Tr Al 4e8) os Sit. . ter evchoel co-operat ortuuitios wn analyze grand: . ” 3 ed aon - 162-, Henry riet? . ‘ . . Ihual Aid Aa : Louls «+ “fae! wis ‘ ries } M Pate sists , ‘ A, ifn me . Jan- >» a to 1° hen anuary. : 9” en on HAUF EUR’ ~ N E—Nin! ¥y bh ; p AN fferson + swiored, house m ° ores ; on of eet and obtain ey ine ' er morn : is art AR sociation amping (4 os Cree! ’ }.tta Ths why M re Reet - _ I. ST AT! a from . BADGE-Ninth Dist musy if ) rT ] Gin. it.; er 2949M —— ind, vrda, . —y - ne “ r Math. eral Pri er eithtyfifth yeu ef ipT—Pr ich} ein ote ee allas and- tachel | ST CRG ER. 8 | . 1 District - Dey nchaphae- tis Rules de) # colored; w — . we invite w sales BEV Hern ir. Jan Ww fth vena and da; ntered ‘ Fun * sixth -¢ mip la w a William a a KB! ae ecretary. | | and Eve ‘ 173, work / — =. In yer correspy. ree ERA Weert ai T n ¢ ns at” + A ; 17 . Jan a ° ! to rest : ’ N iti a! {ret far. ariau aun i Ytlee ite : : ORRS’ M . e@) ' Were ning ol Gl 2 day. 4 - five Tr reply ) ha! Flor! Se mi & « . a arcit. Ww at 10 ; on Wednes- fancheste n hne t. in| @*t! s hemwpy oem EETING : ; ite or FP Ogre. —si , rr s ~ ow. ced; referer sral house- AN ICA Cc M We end Anna Thek! reer, Ges beloved | Funeral 5 months er, at the dear other of of Lawrence 3 ene | Of elect! 1 the forensor 26 aeneeniaas an 3409-75 8 did GIRL—-sit.; ence. Jetfe A iar LE — ~ n & iba f Fri and s ago gister Rub renee XN rar tng eo OO = ven iv B. Gr wat.; ¢ _ raen e atee 4s ed. Size. 23c 1B a iam, Ateeefer et oe a aa a | utara may 20 pewreves tones | Sons before “pain fer, eg rereee BRIOKLAY'G & TUCKRC a ee eo san” See on “opsutna’ in machin ear INEEI? | of 7 er-inlaw 4 ireer urch aad win, :; n Cullen & Re Jan us re before the meeting busine for th its i pre aclede 0460 —— me elerene ; Murwe; | esper! rane col ¥ mie oe hae Punera 6 years. ' andeu » and Cemetery. Mo.. to Tavior 1 & Kell — oe © JQSE meetin uainess as — | brick wo! NT’G i oe Delma rence ge grad Se part 5 aren, l from nele, at t) news - O Pond. Mo.(c tery. avenue. vy chapel. | 2 Dp. m., a YSEP WT PU L may | ‘k call Linde zs ~ ; IRI ——© 11 o -- yp Stert, but neceaeary. {@: no tron. a5 Ye e to on rs 7 rea’ idence ana 1@ “y Tuesday. a (c) MU @ interment — North St. | Po LN £78 AA Presid BRI«* K WORK i 29% 24’. | MEN. Trade Sch - sriter, sot {Tice work oni . he | age, educ - ~\ uture pa rate ee uf ow Free ter me ot aan. s at 4 minnesota ' hutband of a, _camey R m 1924. at * on tn Wear ialla Ceme- | eT - KI Dec 3), Tt ele ent. eI it O27 ame Job. “1000 = [eye 5 are = moose ae 505 ater Bp ai 4 evee- sat eiper ted.” cag % r t man: 4 >a mem Reus, Camoean h: thene pa. m ar father of ma_ Howe we, beloved of ' mn., A esday. Jan. (c) b IOLVERS =* CK POIN contract,{ Clear ever before: making mor RL sit: | foe indell T0068, tN- Yo: . Tl any, and - e Cc , ; and ber of oe tery henes 19 SS. liam Schone, Mre. Hal Ke (nee Short), | ® fhe late Hr “agred E. Mi , 1926. ereby «iv 5" ME ET! eee ar ‘ 7 ING, | chim (eR)! jean. inaide, we will @ money wo rs your tr me nd Dd, | ; St Ss o « t e: N anito! ); eventt DP teach yor y worker, . is. } moods Tht raf : a... ee ecepe ae ae Saar a: | pesca ee det Jone. ct] Be eae SW eee BET ola che ee a ata | 2st arses Sr ie ie Maa sary lain pea Fas os e NNAN i , Sodality | fath r and Charie rs. Elmer ra, | Perier . and Pau ugh A ay. dra, | ©o"™ | be held at he St. Lou eting of | —-— —— 4146 | —*&° R10 $ a n operat or OUSEGI eb y nature. Box agente o work . . N-— Entered y | Sather ee A and the aul D . Edw Dan y. 15 i at the « fuis Br -_— ON. 6 *Moler mm or]. ? RL rue © on train ce, C sett dan 7 Wien. at RSS mn Eland ba ~~ yet. ‘th Gebe| Funer 4 “the tats Witlatn Mt tart of &, Lome Ss. tet” mein ‘of the |S. A. ot 3 at QD taal we homas af “as. J ar i ' 46) Kook ’ ik . for the , MEK EK!’ KE tox Cy ood M vein ne c oe: he nt ~ and the ita Soe + Rent lagi : wulerard, t ome, 2201 | ary Cemet f Aqguin Chi ot a. 7 business ax tM ansaction — ensuing yea! ; estimates fr pair. com. | ing’’ whi! ermanent yes to ty" childre R—Sit.: jad "post: i*. EN-..-4; ?.- 922 Soi 4 s , dear ate M. wie evlin, cor . to Bethania € Ane. of Sanetusa ware ] beveoerg = h. thence 4 to | a HENRY) ee .., brou ° of such ¢ ms 7 CA +} EN er. Linde] | Tavis nue Mr . or guick * $17 Hot Inquir ” daay with 3 auto A good | be a arineral from family: re we eapert Ry IDELMAN (ed) |. KR. c AY mermecaely and B wae te eal: | 2£eeD mai + Tle Rit before it. | PENTER, —Jobbing. wind ‘besrrress Mo, imines! intely Devt. ee ~ oUSEKE! LEPER—#it. ; 2Q08A_ St, 2 emell of per whee ta ws cf Ss or alen " family lar. - a” AN m TT 3 P ]* toe 4 sraneh N vor t T astris - TLER ot 2 med l’residem? 4 Ww azing. wo irik GOW oordés . x. Be . ** t. 297, incur in m St. fran week tu weet. mer avenue, Due notice of | ste = Se xn Thureiey. Dees omen ‘aan y. LUBE. | sTO™ Moo Deo Is. 1925 it. | CONTRA reasonable. Colfax | PATE PATENT a(R? | Hot toltnevine, De ee ge MEN as Hotel start.“ Mr. OMtf sofnios . not 566 ven . 31. 1925.) rs ple STOCK HOLDE s. 192% , CONTRACT is 70) er —i6- , ls ntereg | — os 1 a 4 Bong A of Mie i, t lip Ide! atin | ar Emily ¢ "tN bl ednesd ae copy. (c) ™ etn : -_ + MERTIN ied eaten par. builder; repairs touge 5 obtained: s | neeh ix it.- com =r y 12: bile capable to aasist in " Hy ” a ip atie . Se | «el mo ewomotiiti > | \ An i e? hf , . ne nn (.-— = lo] . . « : — , n : : ——— mT ad Fomine. at 7:2 y a on Tuesd: 7? man ida Goldfarb. y Mrs. aie Pie en tt ane mother vf Ml ife of Sem B.'s, | com ird & Sons os rane annus! CONTRA” le terms. Colfax § SS Sere. Laveen. 105" N° q + and folder Pest Thneas 7 oremt ‘ "bobs me x 400. , nd =e our Su. Size emul Carr 4 #2 ova, = rs Carr Jan. ; Funeral ¢ amuel and Max ‘Yoel: ee. "Acker J Jar a =a '® of Yar ngton hLi¢ot” or est Pod "DY } AL 7 ¢ a.te ty iol : Il piday —- pe oe Calvo enn Cre 3014, Frankl 2p ig, . 1, A. F. and dor eg TO ap _ ' J & 1976. ; Mismeourt SE CARPEN: ce com ‘22, your fav aome. Jette or | ton; ean er - Ce. tan use ry Cs tian C rankli a AHN S— este bejoved me lan. 5. If (e)| _&_™M ho KENN. at ® : 1. on | ~ReS ENTER— ») N Diete le avorite inetr LAUNDRE - ereull tw ¥ Not Meter ‘atian Ch n aven mm TT} a . fe) iner t : reeeth lf) wc ; VWEATL o ~¥ NARI + rm = 4 New 4%. Gor Seule. (} atruine ReEASS “i a Gr und » Be oT W ‘le cha: ery ureh. thence ue. | a ore luredar, Ja = ' fro: ' a ridas oer « f Jow r Mary N. Secret DD. President ing, ISP Sa and repair sTaud. iristensen Sel ni; 20 dies tw , Sit eolor 7wes GG toner ime in) tim af 1o Mary J . ° ahne. hele n. ‘ wees, A teu) . fet lage # . c 7 | w Pa oa, hy N ute : “Te 7 CKH ' na TY en x Gari AV E lena . live), 308 ’ " let? o take hurme ed “ ante v. m.. AM—F * fF f funer (oe - abns ‘nee my ed hy usb ] i . i avenue a rire ra! ~ 7 10 ‘ Nat a ’ Deas a (re AD a rage. 1s MC yN EY : ( . eed . ‘ PATO. ‘ heat ‘ bun- Fn wary ) rea al. eertrud . Moho ana . C‘hureh : - LO ~ "4 Tha, ! a out . 6 ©6flvetclacs e i} ula theater i mphrey day. Jan. 6 wefield, Ii! ‘ jthe lat a Roede! ey ye L WR ns eod _ 5 BR Fg A yg Be Be NOGRAYP ¥267,) sri Maperienced : meter ence te, sie Ke: ; ; 12°68 ' = Vedt M e He nry t) (nee é Par eT] an F ; ; Orn Rif [HT e : a Ff : Le \ ‘ ues hhoff r ncenmne sx and HEN —fj —_ f POR en _ (> 3 "7 la redy Kel. ' 10:45 p *e6- re Kate FP: Roede! e Fowler) @Gulicnh se DOES IT ry . Atrau 2 1545 fr 20 DeMen or re liable ' very RTER new . Me , Entere: (¢ s Kelly Uy, beso rp. m.. Bes- broth ~ sinter l dear egon-in-la and | ) house ~ rvice, F RIGHT. ‘ MAL mil . dev dep advertiel effic For wos. ee 28c ; * ids 20. at ons into pest T Y of Mrs *jpria peter 96 James wee of Th dott . Funare! -law and and our ae er Soe of | | @.d h a. ng and fixt a “ ea ~ ioes 0 | _Addiess J ANIC- Sit.; slire (G2) Fos -L) ee gagen preferred. sales of at | i - - ghop. o>? 0 es wt Tusnday, | PNR etheh tetec 20, alae | asaety ee ‘nde age ay Soweet od Tousen that ay other noi! Pair 4103 Deior st tounge. | WOM a: cg pall | PORTER eg wis, ; om Bist” ge, J nhart, dear a 3846 Lind Arthur J. Dy Oledo, U 1:45 pb. : avenue. ner chanel 28 terms + mater ae cor tn Sie ER —_@ic.- thi af » Auto ‘| in offices. —'s colored; ovo (76; | 1 rend Drus rust a $ HO Ratt spigot RH ahead ft merpen Sd eB: nar | x Degraaed 10 Bt. Jones susgework. « plane mand rx ae ai Gran Jan. & at 8:2 ig Mt mark, bo At hig residence. 4459 ee ae - Lodge! o5iaw. get, mele. FURNACES, | renh jeldgabers nd; cakes and |” agai, Hox ¥- me on do) NTO Pest. o and os ’ r Sure . . ‘ ole ne Qn ¢ iv ulevar 4 i : , itera inte : ic is 3 uh oe a he . , rew a — | i- bielde 7 eh _— . ‘h +) io + 4 ra art - ; * anh ; nd es vale as to PErporpal 2117 Sadhpiond. jab 30. a Write t Por | a t Bt Fears, of "Bs Adam Wednnn, | BAG-—Lost; be afiasde Gores | HIMNEYS ewer ete: ETC. BOOK KEE! in aber $616 “Carling. «4) | WOMAN oe Vas ee f-—— met: 0 ont ee Gn ones in Calv; etual Mel Per teet ~ oveea Tu iam Cort ar t. Lw@uis. ! % Vero: *. Sehmidt mor ded. kid es. ¢ ean - rom tor one Fast 797. it ‘ ‘4i i by week. (ranihe@ £5: | ‘a € Ly —— : : ary Feomihert will tiny Kempland usband oft Porn | id father _ Gear } onlca ritchk, Ff ney, rewar ’ kia =_— - Sone tnd & a hk 4 » dow fur _ ¢ 727) aveb.e rete way) eX pe Mens by day of | meet kr — rm ilham C. J -? father LA Jennie | A f Kew husbe na Svenwee, : d. Delmar yloves 44746W. ier. 7 oluting. rep BOOKKEEPE rene+s OMAN Fit ed. Delmar we Work | meu at ~ 4 io4) Toormance ii. ei samuel c Art? iur S| Por r} ‘ ; Som | rd A . ti ; © Nat ‘ |! — LL, ost. , 5: sow. “and 50% kL 'Hot airil m4 ; re —_ KR 4 CouNnTr mf) =. n4 Salt eure e«} . ~ SOTR. : ow! ~ a - ner wii | emp! l a. we 4. other of Mra. a an a [Irma | ‘heen, FF rack (2g) | PURN Linde! orp! youre ape UNTAN ""y 1 Wo) urday. Jette cieanie ri - ta nd M re. a FY Boren. wre. nothect Vcd M. J Li a Senn ~ r +t ? N. *. - ~ 8 AG ry "Ese I oles a0 } a Ge j vt) Marc condo beatin plants % . : ‘ ad Tale riday | wiew: ao rk 2 Ba pa ia ral Fri mid etager ind | r——Lavet Seek _——_ OUe. Te ; son ab! rte wut ip goed ee" Al wed future rations, and Future ; he “ — r Mio oe gosta P wer and} cone 8% black gather: | — whic. Parkview 3456R | 1 mt Vises ti a> /feeerenee re: at present | WOMAN Sit Z,he.t2wie wn ay | Kem uel ar a o eeeeitis 1 count _ = =e rom he res bs AK f y PPS ne pe M oLworth s a (oh Li Y——a8it. for lar ox Y¥-337. | “ Laciede a -; @emere! ho ivew 1 ‘Blas is Taha Al chee stiten °r) 4 . ther oa *% : - * rN : + urn or ? mil . or Da i iz ; we atm i=) COOMA) . . orn “4 og & hema hae L@ | day om. “owt . with * y es me 6An” as PIPE CLEA any trade k. éDpe tment. ' , an shiooin ' dry on eit oolored “a 2 a lL DERER $ ie RF ADED ; ard . 27 o4 ene, Sat $1 P iPes c! mm NERS Hox Y cbe> p Noes. , einer . o 0", 502 cleaning vader ¥ work dl RY a fast . : ad be Al, P oa , ‘Rion | pony ,b0: work stoves | A irs r . " \ei ale ih ° , we bel eho ' ‘oat. ' an: c4) gaafitter. genera 5! | ete irra Geans. 1 willing to du. a ine 7 oumer ta end KPENTER—~ Fie injels 2ae4, JUNG LADY tit 1508 Areas house- | 20, Poet! * and typew TK wf Pr iret- aes : | housew ‘ nal. Heme ten, foTences. ss) ite wore ; ors, bert | Sree “ !. read b man. Wanisi - beet refers i . ABO : ; jue prints Ne nee» 455 nts) . x N8—Ne - r > Bur engnion. Apo SUB. FORE} Ww « *] moeder . wna ou r dear W ashingto “st ules ard. Law ue . | mau ‘ anp M ; ot yh a A ' and i a 1° (cA# } vw “4 ; “— , mdell 181 tf, Jan. gs. 4 a} o clock. "I nters: veut } by Lnir t*~« . ve Pp wt he hius arr Th FRPEUR ‘Si & ,ears CL perTiefce er P les) ant ound Sosa cre , ] C | vcr of Whi pm. t Tuesday. Jan. . of Mew litem a arrie B ert Farut Far- Ke ripoe ten hr im. darlin ] mains at Ar » dear g lors. 3546 thur J sister! ©) ‘ureh ef > ee par J. pouneny s par ih Biate 8 ! Redeemer, Servi: | at IKKile Tem): rT? . Fuclia and of Miasinei Neeean ! ~~ Ter ~ Ti Val’ eu tas . gort « ’ ‘pot a | *) ‘’ e trie ry)? - aciece : lwetre “emelateory heer a ‘ hed \ ac N : ‘. Ainad | vara ] ore! > . . . ; a Jjnudell 7 ar :. Forester BEAGLE Lindell 7H14J ou Ne > | riek. HMOtUN - , wWetcan ; epotled > T nat HOUND Tot black apd wale misc jaa hi: ring » O60. Se ELLA oe ier ‘) Rob Lite CO NEOUS i NCRETE NOTICES 7 bi ‘ ut Ra ns. Gra ss ret wr ced , e ; de OR: s@t Reastrectia ut | a } crtpean ion Co. a 4 PEN TEN mit u . ~ HOrRUn «on , = r , ; at «*! m jhe : Ae : 7 mw tial ig 44195 i | pp 4 _AtttE ” - lie’ . r>. . i ame 7 biack hire wn JOR WwoRK— Pla -_ iewter wae . pa’ ni ne whit ening | CH ‘am ar . staterte ;?) Tieva ort , Ft Bric f h ch Gay, Jus , te eter ~ at ; 2707 m alvare Cee; Noth a . frem | i ate eojetery at. po n Bellefont Wer ue sine Cemete etry ry Mare.) KETT ‘ , ' pipers . J LER Tonte Pry an. ” into ™ anes | jute we (eg) 0 3. 1806. oe reet © TZ —En | st on T er Sr at h: 45> & " Tres4 J Lered i uteday, ; ae) er Tove , nm) Tle: ay. " and Henrr Mare ins » Wee els Ae Pm ang; ' oth et spotted, reward ‘ a - iled * rm ,. ° muti , » | fe vl . % a ‘ ar gTarieis: a and Jose; George | ri’ : Pirlpp—] : fever, ld.c n bret! - ® h Mel ire ir . rye a we = ~ e!! Se anement mn ia® sa it? , ant : ‘ heys | : bla. . ) var ’ .. ' nd . inj) ne phew | tote A et ‘ ; ~~ seit a ml. he Mia pe mo. wes alld am tot a MT 1 ae Lt rt - “Ss ’ ; ; Ne wr - Laret *? ae oo or serv P my Pa eet at a ~ re¢ tre ae cr ¢ a4°% car rh » *F - , wit an ' &./ . ; ? ~~ % ‘oe re . of allver on 5. at ence low pri o1 jiek _ ret 3 x rruces Grand 3490R , ve vu oy; ; r . ' o~ sete t} e- ASTE nix - . °IM = re elper.lel YA, we ' sie not hig' (cm) a eee mn cro 12 | ’ f*%e, 1} i *}4 eren Som can Fir takina "chen all m ret «i ; skew ait y ei to” hai « 6 ab ef m aout or Wa . gher FE Ju ectri . ro — c : Co ' aw. srendfatbe: axe? ye | veare KETS vinden” bey wi Mother " «@ . 4 “ e »>p om, Ida ‘ ee ees FF ; er = er = Kettler io oe a age! 7 Holfmer tester par’ lors, 7814 Pu yee : - 20 » tr — jear .} ot ° tn Anne hg ~ etrlaom pl i? ar Rew a” r a’ ack - ot) vlar riaets -- == ner Vie ter —-= = er AnS4J 2 a ae Di snatel ry CA’ he ) bl FF - , et — ihiite a e , arr.@g, five towif Jilw af ar " ‘i ahop a Needs eh er ns th he. | ia * 7) hw) ad. Jat rears. Put 4" ar & funeral | Sey +} eral vous S Cem Orie a) heme 47 ad we oy ay ai-{- ern R on, thence > >. ™@ residence 5 9” Seeeeee ey oe raven oe to 8. La. of P mys e Wwrerols rT eccase Was vary orpett a! lie a the (of arme.s Club. vited Cemetery iy eh uvh, 1 Our Lady i ie4) 7 s Deer velative hence to Cal-| RACELET « ) rich ns . used wee 6 and frie “die ™ P about M " Lost cane” ; cin - udent al "ae a me ie uri Theater: Jac af “tn or a= amr) 4 (cv) rT Ne . Pereet ‘Ne r om la . moe — “aru 40 7 — « >’? ay © cenitg ne AS ‘TT A — ROOFING Cuillasz 2418J. - “ j plied FY shingi¢e —— sO] So 4) te + Jwaae ‘ lesign _ ei fee = porn an | Lindell 4idi. b os JV per square. P 7 if if ii . i | . ° er be Toe mF Roane che . S% “s (oo) + gee Png ge iF the 14 L. Vayperienr Trier i04i1K. Prily ~ cmarcied. Pham aaa” wrorteien on al mak: ‘or os Lei at ’ ie Avoly J ~~ Orel ~, . , , , ition goed - Awy i “u Rabre tt, wh steads ; | ean. re Bag F > ng By -. wor SIGN ERA, o and Lai Ride Buick | MACH AUTOMATIC eyetie. tet Va pe: INE OPERA TO screw 2 _ nm i ment I noel men enty. ATOR, wen’. G400 Apoly Piymeuth. , = > : of Oe bs > Ms Read th ne h elp wanted columns. “=a otmeie ST. LOUIS : a 29 | " - 51 + i , - ~ — Se eee es eee inate tienes —

Page 30

eE- een Sh eee 2 > ae _—~ ¥ 4 » 5 \. & wt ms 4 + eo eR raz & “> “3 hae © Le vee ei RR Ee SPF Hate = 7" TOL is oes T-lisPATCH = -.? TS” Printed in the Post-Dispatch Let the BIG VWieciwim than were carried by MORE > Y’ * TeeoT I W ' a Lows Fil] YOUR \ ALL* 3] rfield 6 tay! pgs JANUARY = ae ; e other St. Louis ae 3 JANUARY CLEARAK Newspapers RECONDITIONED } Ay. 4 HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS TVPEBRITELR Mi HAN! eae anus ried j eto uh Tiemington Trpewriter ‘ 114 5 3 7 rT i“ “+ ‘ 5 - ” rt *~ > | i , Ne MA : + . is i ” se : Ys ' : : eis N * . “ Yul Nte VvVAN— . + ~—ee Ot) hee - : Ker oer . as af ’ wie: ‘= $s) -~ - tee ; . yh = FOUNG MAN——-Neat app*a'ne het Wee the age of 12° a 3 al z ager ‘a cir . de a ‘ start at $4 e . A [i 'ce 1961 Mei. rd le 4 ,? ~ ur\— w = a ara ; + 4 a bod A *.i4 ™ - a - ae? ree ter” a _ - ~ eovre start’nc «a'a 34 — ymber tn first jet! Box ft. , AGENTS WANTED—MEN “, ** ca _? 7r AGEN TS— Soep — ST — . ; ; ge ro : li > Re-Ca. i 134 ira hg . St. Lowute, Mc “a AGENTS—To eeil_ tailor, wo nents. Merer T ine ‘oc 1 > CANVASSERS i SOLICITORS, SOL TTOR. Per @rand 1145M PARTNERS wa a PTARTWER V Exree ‘2 “ep | te : - Sing ; . 7 me Aw . o t ~~ a cc ieieat wewett Box J-386. P-I SALESMEN WANTED al TUaAMOBILE “ALIS MAN ~ rn ‘Tation given to pread x e. Ww ide’ nore a’? xt 4 ~* = P% Butomoniies Not necessary. Mr’ ‘ieara a J. Brock M a oe 4.86 Janches 7 AUTUMN BL. sal i=VMEN tememneGia te pening = “er ‘ore gr nm atime i getoer a 4 co rie ral ; a” = ec fu Mime Put * e - rae ar . vorke «¢ Ary.'% . “~ : zk 1 Rerth Side Lurch Avid o.. weilte on and Laecasetiec ica Pi RATTURE *=AlLbks AN We , eT oa i. 4 eevuarh)s xper od rma’ _ Pirie 4 ; - ’ a> = Vv Oek nh anewe c s eive . ‘ > rae ¢ "oat 7 se hl r% : . Addres . § esl “ia nie ' a it es : TW ie ‘\ aS Furniture Salesmen Experienced onir.' Anply Supt. s eYfice, main floor ba eg . > FAMOUS-BARR CO. HOUSE SALESMAN Hare worker: 6 copvgecy ht aT “wet Ma’ “wit lars’ oe « AUtoOmMet) + par ~ Ler » vt) =" a : ’ repair trana a Dae, tr i? pa . expenren sr’ pre ferabiec, t Pasentia : aE ™ RTM *) e*tY : allewer et.nt = : se : : a ,;* : Brlors Tusetat ma’ Ty wr si .4% Lote ary > ‘ pected Rox T-S14. Pret Thar bh MAG AZINE SaALESMEN—! “ —o Mors Cc ub bug : : e«) me ; : “2 tu . Ride at Rral ESTATE SALHSMEN ‘ive -" ; ‘ - . ‘1 4 ' r red ert , : . ° ee . . ep, a* 7. Phe : ag ~ ~ « Vr > a 7 ra > ‘ '* ra eve a ¥ . ’ . 5 4 Zz = ~ane W nore Ore . if , . “4 Rew Estate Sal les due : a ee -* . ea * * «, - » we *? : nn | re “ea ’ e . - . Tm} “ Aa eer hae thane ~~ mw . ' rac 7 : >Use ea ' ‘eg 7 ww) gabe v . i» ‘?¢ oo . a a + "a . AT . Tuset ihe. ar a eat = oe & we ADDY Ww * : HMirtes » . ° ' E. R. HAMM ER kR. bE. CO ~—s T’an "ee? * .y? +7 «a inas ~ 4 | “ -ALFea MANA‘? v2 1 a : 7 “ ‘« . Pe wT : - ~ Tw sf e ~ : «we we a s a” "* *’ ag OS ral a ities ae ter ret . - ’ - : “- mel pees ; iY ~~ ‘ ~~ o rie a = ~ . wr" --u“ As >” A = _ _ ‘ 7 a one > ~ +. " _— af e , STrn"K% SALESNITN VA it ; 4 ~*t end unt, * eads furnist 4 lege «see tic hie “ . . > 7 --* > STOCK SALESMEN Drawing account icads. Box ¥-*. Post Thenatch— ico -_ ~™>) A comnmpection is open It & de ate | live epleeman,. capabie of closing Pusipess | jer credit eervice. with caeculives of w rated Tirme Peg Gin ecapencnc and mean whe can earn Foe f er. ser “ee lisleasge AMERICAN SHEUULRTIT} 11; N. Breadway._ coz SALAS MANS Dei tear e i a. > Aly c% eo) ~ ~ Yow — = ~ $a) BSNEN WANTED a RR SO NOLLMETED RK 5 co " ote INTERN 41 NA LIFE ’ SAI ABA t. i +> MD ‘A ou , = Dwiie® "rouge t art) _* ec? . “—) 4 ; are wer. ton a} ut hon NA: BS, OC] ~~ SALESMEN—3S) Live. actress iM Pitlie ss °« : va $40 werkly | Arps = 14 Pulerten Bidz -ALESN es Am!) wotben ~e Na ‘Tweetire tamehem™ 4 Pees pp mogns : Duelier. veal! te aerqg | uw ele ‘= a WaT TeR Gort, > - el SAiSaMeN-—— > meen wrth Gite selling «8 re rte iy nn . .? is is . vr ~ mre @ Ua he. a * . . peeoarst “ ; WJ ~ : ? Lamtare § te wal b. aM. “4 . 8 ra Ss @) an sind \ > 4 "a? am é >A BSMEN— lLearee Pat house « i on! f : . : a ts - 6 > : . > ° . Qu \ NM + uper mar ced errno rtrd en > mMher 6&6 ae OtPent : . r ex is wo : a rel cvulmrmistion The Ll er ; S iwmardboru a . bicag rearnsiilar wit? obmung Uae POP arprtoe. we wf mi tte) oe a @adru et) oma emioen teal - Sia hon 1 saree =) bs | a . Nid eet i tas bom ree ee ‘ '™ See reeesiver 66. Cetner ; f-two@en termitory it yore | weot 10 te SIP wer cay am! Nave e ce te Tee’ inte 68 RECULTe Pers Dea. Bisa » Before noon | leetne iced amd Leap Aseeviation. iv? a (co) ‘reck nee te "Re "ome ‘rend @ he a> ap erect the —. + of serhing om 6 marc tt we ¢s- gg ? ro- re Mae anes ose Py rin! Py) T POSiTion year rueUuTi«a : he ae SALESMEN WANTED Saleswa n——of SO000 Ability ~ Pi ‘ . . » | vert. sit s gts is * rapee from «a few dollars 1 « a”? e@ : se Pugs. teem a - ~ a a Te : © a? ~ - — sit Ww = s% ,™ — — 7 ry arr aA - > ~ ~ wa 7 . = ; a | 7 » * 4.2 L- OF Pron , ~ ~ >4 ” hn ei ¢ ™ ss : - « ~ i? i} \ il ‘oD a ‘?) \‘ ** 4 ia * 7 mee = in? Pian 3 are x the eve Oo. a ; > ~ a. : TT - ’ npais ti iT e- rv. re. , . res) if °* - 4 ; he ter hi . Car S(cure - vauization. Apply sales manager, PAGE WOOD OFFICE “18 Wa w ght b sz . Fe ‘ ro anu « e. = . - aS ime ~ S | *\ » * - “ Da Ya ' ict ’ 7 7 4 > * " aN 4 ‘\ ‘ nN ? wa e a * «a ©” fa is - ~ ee - ee ob “ee “ee . mf r @ Put: ’ ne’ 3 Sy - ra on ; Wanted—ser ‘eral Experienced metail Furniture Salesm We want only men oil thorough experience in selling good furniture. Apply super- intoudent ‘f employment, mez- on vy « " " > ty , Janine pOOr Stix. Baer s Fuller - HELP WTD. _WOMEN. GIRLS ‘ . : tale EDO » \- . o* = - Ai hk ae _" — > » i..& ] l ae ius 4a ' " kh a 8 -_ - ah *T ange el: yperienceud ié MCU ay)’ ~- ws te. ~— = ee t . AN STreN«* ArPHE ge siti riies Fad az : ¥ i.ck's TY *'a 4 P san 6 me rr singe ma armtrnis ye - | = \ ~ Wy) * = : > - 7 9 ~ — \ Ir ~« i £ » = » ] ah . ' .» > We c ' A™=fii oh r ?.@4 a 5 ” ” = ‘ MM t ee . - ant s? N' c Be 1} . ” £ - BD » is x ~ « .’ rues ie a - e . - g\ve a 2 * oe ~ ar ine ca “rst > = % _™ ’ st-lL) ei > . = iv hk } 7 a for sim . _ >» ,* . * LE RAK HAT CO | W . ~~ | an .* - *» Bas a aAstii rita . ' -_- . - ’ ~- . - ~*~ - e lz ~ ‘ | 4s . ‘ re | ex . ce ™ a>? a ‘2 _ _* “ . a” — xe 2, house ‘ 2 8. . -" si ee ’ - LR Writ r ww ‘ “ “ « TR >’ ] ‘Os Pr ra ik ; rT. . lt erapDIng a spection sta 1 oe Ze. : ret * vi > 7 ‘Se. : = aT rs ~=“ 4 * . ~~ ty - ™* n * .* ° > " ’ an oe Fo g ‘ " "lee “ ~ - ~ ~~ w : « , itt ‘ Lava 8 -~ 4 »~\ ; 9 ~e rly . ek - A r”r ~ T “Ta - wade? . > a ae gre a ~ . S = tia r- -~- ns ’ ew Ii¢'s 4 “Fr A \ —— FS - + 3 : a +5 bad P ~e«* ~*~ it — " . x rr ee “7 a +. , be he ’ a ; " » 4 s = " h “e . os : a 4 ~~ on > ; : c ‘ > ay . , : — ~—« & im . is ait -* e ~ter Apr ‘ é ' 2 ) ae 1st *s “A - Or. ve genera ee rx ee we Peg . agra ° vo r aan eme and wages thee girl em . Peake. A» is “ae! \V eetor eter GIRL Ser ces of hiah schoo! or Dustinras o] ege cr ww « deriy woman. tc de tent So ure Bor com and board wita ail — — a 7 sarees al sand §5°S5R iRL—Expe rienced wtite “on ors gaework ati «woking rm rake Sumda* cdinner ~onvy enient vrata . jock fren ve qpveretty ss ~a? ern * reg? red Phone ~~ Soo 1déaG-ee« 642°) Perehing aT ai) HAIRDRESSER—Eixpert over: ot tf ‘own Lee Waster iabrireeeer:s i“ “ece g* Lari st HAIRDRESSER — Expertence? erator »ut-of. orn Resition Maeter | lLalmi-esee ee «wilece. 87] as ~=t «(at x HOMF WoORKERS—Per embroider> work oily Ger x ine@tr «9 ley Warthire tow te) 14M "Sea IR Ne ®waaeh'ng coe“ Sage ranma os 1 n4. 4 Ha ‘oa ' Mat SEGIRI. b, XIPe tet = white of col ao ¥-« Warr "4 Tedand - 7 ~ % ay ._« 4" " ts - a -~ “= . : é eo ‘> se \«e par vt" S — 3" aan ‘ as ee % - . — x ‘ an Hi SEH REL—Theee adults and baby. De ) ar | tO4 ; a. * = + 7 - 2 4 — » | onan. a, aeriaA. Pack ‘ew *os1 aca a “LAU ‘NDRY UELP | OPERATORS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS 1g hey _ b. § ror Fee ata v- a fc thh, mat I? in= a - = | 5 4 5 a] ‘ cone ve g 4 “— =. De t — - Le ° ~ : a ‘CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS —WOMEN 4 — . » ‘ + : -_= = ‘ ‘ a - - 4 =—— iio Aa : } ‘ ~ ‘ a 4 ° = 4 = « - a @ -_ " oar’ ‘ > 4 " rcs > . ° ~. - “2s - _ - y * > > ‘ q a & ~~. = ra ~ ‘ _ v 4” > _ 7 s .T ’ . ~ , "7 ~ . + - lé “7 - _ 7 ‘ = « - - - ‘. = > > ~ - i 2.8 SMa "t - a ®. ~ - = > " * ef . ) e* t ‘ 7°) «=e “> owed || rimmers FOR SALE—WT “aaa at onee. Yo 4 S] - - rta race ‘ Ale 2: | = ur : - . ~ STON. E . tes -¢ —~- ai€é > — = 2 — . Au a is at + 36 s i , - ~- i ac? rade : & met S$ #ui.8 a ~~ . a“ Oo 4 $ . EACHANGE : . ~ s, ” *~ s : & ees ~ Py ‘ = Be > =4 2 For Sale Al NG MACHIS&sS aND TYEPRrT- TRS -Solt_ rented. repaired oN ratee terme dadh "a : MUSICAL a 7 Musical instruction STi} , : ns per ad 8 «. Bris sen =f. MD —— - — —— — - — “© LA ne J and chan = : *» 1 ‘ ' TY INS [ = g°* te | et 504 Park — Gc 3s x ‘ _ - - i £ rus " _ ‘ > =, z 4 Pianos and Organs Po Sale ~¥ A> “ A ¥v ~ 4 =" ay 7 . . a = TI > - ~~: » ‘ Art © ~~ ~) > ~ s % " Ss) > =* DB-"tai thes at $7 +48 mpton : =: \ ——_ 2 —_ i] “ » _ a = > ‘ eereral ot fine pianos ~* = r 4 ~ JW «>» OY x 2 we id S — a= 4 = 7 y oD? } .* + . * ] , 4 Ww 4 —_ > ~ = >i ' . = . , & W) 7 . + . ‘ . 3 ~& > ~ ‘ - ‘er g “> ~ } 3 —. at ‘= = dun |AUTOMOBILES _Automobiles For eee _For Hire 5 : agree. sgt Cleaning . @.: : 6 . 4 Locus = Wanted an 4 ~~ > = - . _ + m= & a= ~ At = z rwre King. Cabany . . >. T - ~~ = ¥ _ | is . ew, AwT - , we i 4 ! ~ —f ~~ BTS : ~ at + ~ r Zz 4:44 Fras ? 5 + 4 ~ is ~t ” .« - > “ - Blt - — . ™ — TR wt é FY an . 4ir,4 = ~ 4 i “ a , - ~ “+ j a’ ‘a = ~_ a ? a.- ~ roe *o cago Gr Take ] : ® YA ~ 4 7 ." : 2 > . _—= «& ~ c wm "he o ss © x ‘ -" | _— ~~ > 2 - ~ *. a - c- o+* . _ Sed i} i oo ‘ 5 o« . = « 7 ‘ra rr 2 a ™~. ne ie’ 32 2 s * 12" Tinto a ¥ . ~ - iD wei; es % a. Open i . ™ _— — ™ A a1? rye . a.24°"* * mr ¢ | 7% EY ROLE T—Coup. ( "hy ry roeler t — a }. ~~) a | Cou pe—tully ES stl ney - Am we —* en ” EN aie 1924 DODG bc ‘ol PE Dodge “> Pas . eS ee ee ee > ; ° ° a ee 1426 FORD ¢ ot PE e. {RI MON WUT 7 RD Ri ) ADSTER ae rn 4464 ‘Baste mn joe) ‘STU DEB AKER ROADSTER Sedans For Sale a ee ate — — ~——™ i aS a oe - we CHA S DLER—Sedar ; “Jor CHEV en ‘SEDAN XTi Sov: m.* | Pea Sr ‘Br aghaa EY *RD—Sedan. a 7} ed a OM 5.8 | packard O23 4 ‘HEVROLET Tea. *Srea.n A.3S @iri a ‘an Latayet san get ti heresies 4 a eee CA cal condition A i? hare good tira, ‘SOUTHWES 3089 LOCTST—AND JEFFERSON AND W ASHINGTON . | 1923: original CHNURE BUl t>- £2 2. = NUR BEL > et eseeeoeeeeeot+ ee * ee eee is | 938 Olive, oe Suites .- $15 th pend 2 = — | arama A . : i ROTH PR: : — $25 to $35 9x12-Foot Sample R Ls, = ae eo i» Sis Coon and 6250 Weck - = ae en ens iss Won r aa M 30 5-Piece Enameled Breakfast $23 All-Steel Day Beds ~~ : IM ‘DGE TOs 5 word tires. new | inal t= good: 3183. tee, 12 | DODGE— = By Siutz, Studebaker, —— : a * _ “ 7 . F\-RI+—Tourtng car: or terms. Ayres, & =. 14ts NX kK bn - : ™~ aD—Te ~wortn =| | |" ‘ton: $180: 860 down | COLONIAL BEDS ss ; $10—S$1 00 CASH PORD—Tourings; new, : UNIONS EXCHANGS ye _ Dampers: used 3 SEVENTH A AND MARKET STS. COMBINATION » _P op; aut. Levy _—~ 311-13 @ 14cm iT T ; ; BE BUICK ~ 4 n - CAR -_s. 27494 Locust. at { ORDAN—Touring. 1983; ; “aw Leow lacqu in the «ity ow price, 4°20 oN Sox 1c. [Delmar € |\MAXWELI. —Tounne - ~_ . . tition. $2635. S45 a 4 FURNITt RE—Of four reone: MOUN—Tourine- in exe rik: forfeited on ear woo a 1974 3 rooms: ike new. third. ein SIDE Bel S 7 r . thde . S454 a& LA ot: S Gran > ~_ "7 r or gis a 3 4 DeNOnLES (924 1; i nm iw » * : 4 x A 1. TT ORE and heath@ stoves. -| 282 , Orpen Sundar vr and abie. beimar 246K. $315 Lam ton me OLDS TOUR on PUAN TURE— fer’ 1923: 4--ylind@er: Posterior ma : tents of 5 Senuttful aDect . $275. cuatantesed. 12 mm 9SOU TH SIDE BUICK Atm 4 , , Je! erson anc Lafapetta& : ax Ee Peautiful ’ : Bedroom suites overstuliet iieing rom | Pag. KARD— Twit 6: al on sufte, phonograph. rugs. tables, Victor 2904. an \ lamps. »«d-darenpert suite, efc.; STEVENS TOU ai | Sif” Cabanne. : ture tn ihe city toe es@iect from. , im erTervy resp* ortc ; | 32 ‘seneee be eee of useful articles fur the heilday : Sort SstiD>DEe Brrr “TN . a, ea. seving. ; Jefierso " “aan tae . - x 1m , . ieee . . $19 _ ‘.. a s/atore'ia ; ; ; | 73 i e.n8 DE BARER—-standard de iam e Two. iving-room suite ...... 3B . — 7 Trucks For * — 3 tame. Or 30. 60: 90 Gays same HEVROLET. 1934 & 2 Z . FURNITURE lSereen truck: splendid * ated ear ND Was NaTON ee ae. Se . — rR : Yor in asad ys. Jefferson 371. a, hase the *ol ow'n elightiy eed TATE MOTOR CO which : ; = .” ~wh os P Wu. de oid on Week y or Megthiy DOD SE-- RAR aM—Trock: if Mir: emitter: will : a i 7 th : FORIM— fon track: ¢ me. “Gavenette living teem set. n : te 412+ Olive. a . Seiden oe living-room te: ovr -wtul fed a et a sad re our overemattes bed 9 davenport : rCORDS0 trucks with onan 2a . faa nas now *ftDresa *<xiltes real buys? _—— b Roce A “an “oneer® 7a . ) ae wr ‘Tle : Ford Dealers, 1415 N kK renienw . ey PORT S—10 -on ‘racks ' ’ Or - O@ , 2 tere at on ; ~ s! _Deiments ‘ere 2860 MeNair. re aun eo POR ——F xpress trmacm, ail me smal] down payment @ FURNITURE SACRIFI $15 Gent a: ~ lw Lecwst — Lawang room. $30 enlings. — 3 Filles they are ses POR a Ligh? de very. 1% . = Sime bag i a at 8 oe c igor meer ~peinred: w a Cel ate a, “ ’ si tion covaranteet WO da - . q _ " 4 i aan —_ 2) Thome . . ¥ ‘OUR FURNITURE? T wale" af ¢ Grand 4 » Bowe WITH y+~ FL - Pas FoR it on te, ; -_ ad : 8 + $ dern: reepemi bie . ° 3 2 ; : Sy ey of py PARTS for 106 | 2901 = Oth a ——-—— A popular make 4 hh. Humbelt 37a WESTERN arto - ’ (ee : Gears. axiee. bear ng. ait clace. Satieries tires: : SAE SEE OM s _——s Z em ee Auto Bodies For $ By RG AINS | valwars tote = Dieascre: terns tr uD. *"“sade: fers, = 4 % _Tires For Sak n° See Rk WHEELS—nme oot

Page 31

JANUARY 7, 1926, THURSDAY, : : | THURSDAY, an JANUARY 71026. we ONLY UNDESIRABLE AN wig D TOO HIGH PRICED PROPERTY Fb a CEL should be tenantless. Advertise i —— less. Advertise in these columns. “@@ ot eee 3t eeu _ POST. DISPATCH : | e@lain combination Range. . 57.00 | ‘ see ‘. iahed for housekeeping. _ NE ‘HOUSE! TOLD GOODS F OF | HOUSEW’LD GOODS WA : : N | SOTErOnE ers > TED | ROOMS: FOR ‘RENT—South | ) ROOMS FOR _ immediate! Gran: small lots; |} ELEVENTH, 242! RENT—West | — y | WORMITC RE Widen keeping 1 iA N.— Taree house- | ROOMS—With eh APARTMENTS _FOR RE FOR R CLEARANCE S ‘| cash arhone, baa mM iat bes: trance: BB week. porch; private eu-} Annex, K! ingsbighway and West 350 per. NT FLATS ‘RENT . ~z De’ ; eat P . ALE @) | FURNITURE Wtd.—s FOLAOM, 90134 Furs e'mar 578 ine bi. West fae INDOAW S850A_—5 rooms. NDITIO 14 _hfghest prices oe new store; ea room, » eg | R ROOM —Bieam: heated room to cou + fe8) TZEL. 5611—4 rooms and 74A California, 4 rooms, beth, . B 99 NED FUR || Forest 8852. 5807" net i eSee. Ott, GRAVOTS. 3296 A—Furni or lady to share; win boas. immediate possess open pordh, | A Kenneriy, 3 rooma and bath 43 00 | = nein (s v shed room in ther roomers. beds; no EDWARD | asi Easton. J - . FURNITURE Wtd.—aAll ate family. Humboit 3947M, okb) Forest | 1200W Garfield SASS L L. “BAKEWELL, 10084 tes he oie erie o AT i, ture bought: furni- HARTFORD. ROOM—A business man lookine ?an 7; | GC |S aa 118 N. 7th et 4 roo toilet 33 4 "lA. Sai stapes ~ ae 14 3655 — Nicely Fovheuked home in_be oking for GOODFELLOW, t14—3 . +. oo ALTHEIMER «B 0 woes . Selkirk A. & 8 Garti , pai A. rooms, eingle or double: ‘ fi autiful private apartmest flo 4—5 rooms, hardwood | 409 V RO. IA UTY co. | SE 7 y 5 NG FURNITURE Wd. — lela 8897.(c8) garage ena ao call Forest 6035. pa (eos nm, in 10 nile, base steam heat; new; poo i— Vainwright Bldg as —_— eon carh N OM—McePh " (c91) Oo sult; $50 and $85 g Hectetes evacession te OPIN Ni CGyIN a sy for all Hinge 'ofrouehoid sede, farm | room. bath. everything furnfabe Soppes | soem ae be ‘att soRinestlatay: | ANON ee Man, Sager en 1 ail 4,8, bathe ai eine + nme ‘ y anos, bric- tric : s - elec-| room, to b ory front | wr y. MAN, 746— — | |_ electric: new! ‘ . unity to git @ car at an excep 1) = ady Cribs .. 20.00 (c8) oo a m, sultable for 1 ER. 6218—House od ot : our rooms and mom 1h ‘wir decorated: $30. . ty ) exceptionally low price, 1g. Kroehler Velour Da-Beds.$39.75 | 11. Oak Sided - cccocces® 8.08 } 0 Oe for 014 «on feathers; pay 30c JUN Sete We - | ore room Paskview 18600 oo, Ute. at, third floor south. @ | OMVE te TA—4 rooms, ae a AS. Ee > bi Studebaker Tourin 3-Ps. O f sideboards .......8 5.00 Con. 1426 Page. Del. 0865. C set cn, | ~venience —wenutsel ASHINGTON, 4506—Large seco: nd-floor EWAN. 733—Fou 27 _Chestaut. pont! a 1gT OO. bath, ete . : U . uring .... i @ 38-Po. Overstu fed Suites.¢75.00 9 , e- . _ Cen. 4361. (8) | > noes; near car line: e: week. ree te) front. sleeping or hou Seco oor | MAN, 727—Fou th th. Locust t * ae ; y ° > : . sekeep! | r b. pene, n-a-do Te | to St. ew (rR) A. va . , ae che, rolet Touring SS ea Cea ; 5. Di ; g Tables. : 5 and $10 00 13 Se pe . ‘ee e80868 .8 8.00 ' “ARE Y 2. OU SELLIN NG ¢ OUT? el chain Ry Averment A ; wed ah yt pe { 4447- “Weil , rnishead ai RPeTEIN & & N, G17 —— SHERIDAN ’ ra id tric. 81 PLANER “i “2 8448. ia a op *seseeeteee « Ot e De r > n rvom adjoinin tl nt oe ront Troe m, 8=«C - t, BB. OO”. a4 - 4 = A— hree ] . ik? Rigi i WES | @. Chiffonicrs .... ........$10.00 | 16 Chittor ha honographs. .$35.00 For tals FIXTURES PENNSVLV ning Bath private nemeces) | gee GION 4655 reasonable,” _‘c) | DECAND, #3-—a cai corn BRI. jecrntes. Hie onan. eS ars ali Cre ‘ever BARBRA #) -—Hingle and double rooms, third floe LEIANTE. J000A—Fiat; 3 | 7OWER © Oars rm 7 ‘AY ) NASH CO eer ree 88 $15.00 PIXTURES— — PST AL oO - di _ kas and sink. J ms, eouth front; twin 0 d. 1. RPSTEIN & ‘BON, r. me nod " e} - o - RT 343 — ° ° St ‘ , 221, 26] 6— ir hesenpenteanen fen) G17 Chest mi th tri $30. r S 1A} — : fo) SE\ ENTH AND biz RES—Siore and rottice - orf x kinds; | _ ine rooms: A Li uruished housekee W @SHINGTON. 45450—Laree room. house- LINDELL. 4227 —4-room effic aut. Ix Rate “1450 Uthira tioor) ee” Garfie a] Te Hast 39 LOM t ST- AND 2 . MARKET STREETS — eneeRs. (cba) ROOM—Furnished, in new non g eneenins: snk range. kitchen cabinet: Roe isaresbes and janitor cartioh dur ~y oy electric, $14. Apply 1 15 vinGiNT i 4” rvoma, ais, xe, Pm i . - ° “ « SON AND WASHINGTON | POR cop banratpa te coasreg, st the BGO Loree Trout tele bs ar Graal | ees — anne Nieely —ramianns | | Sis ee ee ee ee avi Last 8 alee —aieal | GipaiNta, a ree ee os = on : ; = — no Fixture ; . ree fron twi sda: sleepin omnes: has shed emiLiaN. anes seesss eae ae” ae pete I ae ——>~ —— _- => ank!! vin beds: steam v roomns; reasonable; m AN, 4544A—5 r ; ost 1 bard floo wen “ — ae MEAT 3} ; _ (c c peer Ph apartment: convenient a 36713. : a rae le itor service; $60. 2 pose heat, jan ont and i. bark hee re a STOCK} : Rot oe. She AU | MEAT MAREST PiSTURES—SO0S $B) | care: Bouth Site, Grand Jean. __ roome me 210 Wai i | w BR: hpewly ¢ ang 2 Gra $Room Outfits . $87.50 oF ‘‘tb000 0 Cel See I ria) and evaranteed, | “YY, 6410—Furnished roor INGTON, 5297—Corner of Uni Seasoned! rooms. sun perlor; | oFray eer ht Big ~.J toh brows: | 1M ele . Te I R \ 70 > ae) © 3 ‘ $250 4. Piece Ws ] | : Awenstein, ISZ1L-25 ce oad tlement only: private. oonis > and W ashington: have 2 ! non 29 e rental; in Al order. *| NINTH. 4217 3 ARC ‘ash an 4 ainut B | itn rs ay Hi! )and 240M. beaut - arge. light, EDWARD Se a rw ' rent — 8. 0. 4555—6 rooms [ _ alr ~ 1925; origin er tin ish: RE os ~ bar 7 J B Pies oma a 1 Ma . oa > ae edroom : —— SS - S t OQ See __{¢89) mw tng _newiy furnished —"s aps shar 6. wares bots ANTI BN. tm 8 ScRnT ani T. see 2. a LA - eeeee oeeeseeeee “ee .$1o5 Room S ng if dea celica ’ ‘ ne. breakfast if Aesire4s: : | EPS ; hy ey NOR‘ H M/ j a, ba - vard: “DODGE TO 7, es 333 wr Steel Day Beds uites ....° .. $165 | F | GARTMER, 5603-2 connecting house- block from Delmer-live ear ine: gentle. | MM pt Nr'G17_Chestaut. | electric, | 015—4 rooms. beth, | oily , | ke , onnecting hou me line; gentle- WATE ES et Bu electric, ; xo ficLt E S~cord tires, new to U RING sg P | $85 Good Quality Beds, Atta = Sale | Gecasnuell: ahaa third-floor front newly Ty 7 | (0B) | rar -RMAN, 66 — rooms, bath, heat GEO. LOOPER 808 Chest (ob) heat . ! QP and curtains, and ads ecesoresbeoses e . $12. 50 ~ | D tins ’ RE PAIR EQU IPMDN? Ta yratecd: e'eeping room. frst 1] ,W AVERILL, Y a — - 746 — 4 jonne: t! ! 4 janitor ners lce Sho open Pat . ~—_ nut. ¢ = oF | tee a. ME Good: 12 Pay sold under an Ma ° prings and Matt resses $) 8 he ets | ress, auto hoist, Henry gathe. rH a home. os t floor, . , & | veening rooms: modern ng “house- Gx A. THOMPSc dN, Parkview 0142 PAT M3605 Tra a ok x. reome: oneh. — be aon pe Open - faz == ss oe ‘ ) bel, OF Faiion, 1. ene SAYARI), 7 ee co) | =a MINST 9 VATERY ; 5 4 a ‘2 estnut. Gar, decora #1095, M5 a THE SIDE BUICK’ AUTO Coo ie Sag agen | MACMINERY Chic Bia MII a Vat nna Wp, Toa Ricchenetin. |” for sleeping. or 425i nocd Hoge Fron | Must Pieris | Ce ® BANEB. | CACRAMENTO, Cn W—Uppes: ihe | CAMA modern Del. I” — “Tes lede suod t T n . i - = Pexto equare shear, adjus ak, O6-inehn | fi AY at JOBLW (c) | WPSTMINSTER a Gwe neat E DW ARD LL, RAKEW », 428 Upper; J ro@me, newly decorated: $50: ga tonal 1 S rxe HANGE eTo R estnut. {c$) Cai eping room twin ore $6 ir, "7 ¢ 33 —_—-— —_— _——— Baker, J‘ ol ax De 200. “ _ $90, L, it = on i 1.) Fao TT ; LCL, we ; P bo 2 ‘ y > le, teed Bord thet last ices as low as $20 while et 2 Franklin eg) _or % gantiemen: 4 vs poem, |* I aa ninely Suite Tot housekeeping | Diora peiyate Pm W td. “Ry couple em- Main FO scam cspani 108 N. Sth st. TH EUDOS SIA, SA77A—3- lat, . beth electric yg $4 $ 6 med cgeme, 4) | 388% eco ET MOTOR O., TRA aoe 0 tots abet oy | Overstuffed Bed Suites | ———— | Di AK 41548—Funi ad oft erred. BR ig oe Se ‘Kingsbury Court “Apartments SPECK Hesljore, 5963 | AS 9s: Fekete Pe 19 oY _ Gariiela AN - Jy: ows ; Di. ways oO . TS8—Seversi to K " é °&— Furnished housekeeni “sa a Ee 4 S| WwithtraMe ———— rn te "i come | i 3 Bake Root tuaetakers, Fa -..- crew: American wainut and fumed oak: | Tine ee. covers of genuine we | Hah rMER TS West RM ge “sil conveniences: reassaatie luatt a OL AND } fommilx.. Ron 7 3b7 Pont Die | CLARA. AV. OF Poa! TEs e Winedera,. pris be Ona) suems, pet? a pay wae Ys ite Amy $35 & », S55, termes 3E or cas vy Bros.. 311 &. ’ rt opene into f |; BARTME 5734-——Room for 1 or 2 Me = rt Por : NGSRURY PLACE - a 3d. © REKLEY" wares 5 HUP T ) TG isa Easton ahi e a, — tO), | bed; sr easy terme. race board optional; strictly privaic fam -- | DELMAR, 416 2a" onnecting bi | ek Wte—Por baby wirl, 2's years. | Very desirable suites ofe4 rooma, aun M OR MONTH RENT FREE. Parkview O16)-01e= oo) | ( 1" RING HDINING-ROOM cE Pa Several “to pick UNION’S EXCHANGE STORE BR as y liy. roome: steam heat. ‘ z hoi sekeening | ith couple desiring c ompanionship more | P@rlor with built-in bed. also reened odern fiat it — gion. 4 34A— me.) “dew his we, A — 8 good cord tires. original — Heb oe gh of buffet. 1 extension. ta- | SEV "ENTI AND MARKET STS. \CABANY Pl. . 5903—Neativ furt aa | rices alge ee — ae | qian financial =" 7 — Bex y-88i, F ase RD Ww AR ” Al order reasonable a biepaich. ' $85. Box ; , Dn motor c } ‘se or — Te | ere BEDE pees. «. 1457 Frank (ot2) | PES SENT Love a: ae - ousekeening st fam hert. light | ROOMS IN SUBURBS Five rooms. tile bath, newt oarior, slee- on Kingshighway: sn nogn ge CO 10. pow Rae *~ ons, yume like a new one: 4 alnut Dining Room Suite | "low price, take your rr = beds; board hn BR 6 og - a; twin L ‘RIGHT, a6 18—2 f urnished, light douse | ROCTME -Webeter Groves: 3 rooms. bat! & ing porch with ee haga Pe a-dor bed, hard- ae and tadaller tile bath. a Fraphis ee Oo sre! wale a) H one; ri Vv AL CE $12 $12 a -0) 1x mn we , avy aim ‘ “1 " I yi ‘ in trade bus. ° ’ iv « care and a . , oome nver ie tle ee ' we urn eh gar. lieht. he ‘ - ~ | o- a . modern, iat and janitor Murphy ped ara tra 2 ‘ 195. Other so up touring, ve “ a is 4th et o4 . (4) ENRIGHT. 30 ore - | e4gne heat. Ve ter service: reference required an : n A 9 : Ver) = ni. PA i — of touring to select @ LP. BRASCH & OO. > 61K Fren nk! in. (© (014) \ — i “ CLE ere is — Fliogor ee DET MAR, BOAG aT Pate a furnished | he A aa ret ing 984 floor |: a4! od. ee —— i (ae — Pa first clase eo tag & yet Diy FRANK Dens Meat ‘et * 3 ) rape 's rm 1d TTI. sat rune “WERER ¢ep CAR EXGHAN d . i Ove! ‘ureka. Tleover. American. __ te bath ~ peop Cay | | N RIGHT, sfx S : , rie : is rs “ LA 818 Cheatrnt, 249 . IHANGE, | a Rome as low af Sb; save mwones prom eg DELMAR 5844— ‘ne. ‘vain ae ingle reom; owner's ) HOT SAM RE ALTY OO. at lr .4 . Co. | de RDA®S See aa tartan (eon (cb) p 9.Piece Wal aut j ‘ime. Mortor er) + am . e ts pone’ pany ~ fly ety'a: as — “board: mea is fam. ENRIGHT at Bean 4G ~ Cabany 1717W STADAR ‘MOTELS oe AN ae Life Bidz. Garfield 02 ee NEW a LA’ TS recavensec-seleeee bye My ony qd: mew lacquer finieh: ay a , ‘ | Dinm -Room Suites | EDF s an “ASHI $35 —— es ao 14) | BERICHT, BYES For couse vsduecmamanaan floor fron! “tor ma = "Forest one ‘$1 day: TE eee ce hanno: yy. 768 P E RSHING “AV. Abs i - culatinc ooae OTH, : - o “a Ay ty: _ price. Mactarthy-Archer, * . | meiner 3.50RASY TER on PP ange. $10. 833, At len, narter ie ENRIGHT 5215 ai -lE pd mag 5001—2 bedrooma. eke 6cce ioR) | Cha { ry t \ rahe ih.: to molt I “alan: “20 aio ee 22 “ #18 Coeetnus. wed wimar 84°00. STOR ti « 9). lee oa : — Bien. maropiee | priv Sta taaatee Panaat ake ya = § worest e78) IDEAL F HOT BL. 3000, Locust — Running | heat furnished: tw win \edetond pie. Mt | . > " , me . - . 7 . } ; 4 Rn i . - or. rl . y rat } LA } ; ‘ i ’ ew > - . " ne rae { 4 ) +e ‘ - ' . - , ¥ on : Be prices | pans ee ct aaa AL cota gesuioese operon asp e *) °° PAK, | Sedggibere: cash, oF terms. sams. Be al | ENAINGTON. —-B1SE—Room. relent | 5.000 FAS — queda — repute | SE IE: cise Washington: lore» PCPS une m. vnoomast, 108%. Sih aa: south er FLATS FOR RENT—F Ote.; Sole | 228.9. 4210 Itaske.¢) FURNITURE Dining room, sitting room, | ae $25. Morton El. Co., 418 N Teh (cl) board; 2d fir tir ae ae eacelient 4 RR employed: bot- water ARION H EL, 4480 Washington; large | ( DAT! 'DE F ALFRED, Sii6-35—New fiate. just fom urnished ii) 3 ; . a9 ——. — = 8 el uf ' t free pho - r] in ¥ ? I ian: ce} Ps » “RR ’ . P . ee Olive (074) MOON SPORT quis .teee ape ated Plover. jatest style, brand baa KER mn r Bre ak twat ort. axrninater KING ISH: Ww AY 11a ~ —Latre fro ai eat 4739, he: private family Po lent meals: | reanonable. rates, — (ed) | —Btain 0506. VROOMAN, 108 N. Sth st. et S rome 3 aBbuT" rooin bai North — - _ ight mod : fa. ae Vi we Ox) Us, dresser ane oor room; hoard: $8.4 mo! on ar. CEWSTEA! . op ~ = 7 | for *siuo cash. Call Forest S100" fy iL INDE ‘7, 4218 £0 meen Y each : n F eins x OM — ADa rtment: | ; ome or | NE A deg S Tae t= TK! Ll. 456 2 “New stead 7. XN I W KF IRE PROOF APT. —| cS. ay Chestnut st, COTTAGE. | 4 fo. bari Foote. yer pian. -|derful condit rig 07 on; can rent fiat, strain hea Re pl em ime 4 a ate; Olive BAGO (5+) ——— ~ ‘RED, 1053A— 4 , tl . or: anda guar- months +3 oy Pad iginal paint; $575, 12 9831 _Pa >: . no dealers ain heat, quick. | €EF Lavy first for gow) t roome: excelient meale; fire: cast. 194 | KENSINGTON. 5022—Furntahe STI. ARDE I, ] TOT NEAR PRINC 7 Ann teas o New. ie bath, “pt bath ‘eal fetwéen a. in, Bad Bundayvy and , wen till 8 p. m@. FUR me oh ee: and r ar ins in new i CINDELL “8540— Pea ut? j furnished: light oat hed £70 | me i ) TL, 2 44 A TA ss 4 ‘ pen: janitor — feces - g ov.. 2456S CTH SIDE “a ACK Angad. c4 cor EES Ss) desig Lap secondhand furniture. SiL 8. 1000. | iit ecstiong pA 7 oe KENSINGTON, 5008 genomes. = |: Skinker and Pershing; rooms with phone nein i) Cummberioe. ¢ 206 2 ee AC. ‘BLANKE ai ae CO., 711 Chestaut LiNeouN, : buon Se TR Tocuet — +h e (c4) niranee. « S. llth et.: | B aa )} able location ah ase Sir | room ‘ an sul — -¢ and bath; £10 weekly and up. fof) | ee Oo loors, «team heat, ete fire- - - 2 mut. Wiis, 1s re . — OLDS MORILE—I602 —- nO Geaiers | Ba Bure vou come to our Plece and look | LINDELL. 4215—Room and board (4) om Aigo suite; Warm, ¢:.ean, | proof construction: open f + © | BATES, 4022 —6 rooms, moderi aoe “. N To uring: has oe 024 DE LUXE. aa! ’ FU Rite TURE— ng ~ poome of n jon a furt nit tare j over our stock ava prices you can #&V®e | vate pe 5 ny and board in wri La‘ I, EDE 4926— ¥ “urnished, ne , INDELUL PLAZA HOTEL wlll decorate to eu! a raed "$75 to B10. only gn; heat furn! ahed. v earane PRAIR ae, suasaniond ike ose nodes. seceseos na wn iis, Ciao nie sams. ; i | dix money dressers. R12. chi foniers, Be? | tinar me: for four gentlemen: second | \Ousekeeping rooms; every convenien ~ 4 4300 Lindell; rooms, single or ep suite: | — ae KE-RUERMANN. |B [NE 3820A— or baih, 3 ann reom We i, AUTO ©O noiia oat , | baa 49) avenstice, hitchen LINDELL. 434% —- Aveamauen hh lores car ‘8 pris ate sbaths: “advantageous ocat! aO8 Chest: ut, te) Bi, ‘Rivers sido + , vrnace, ; Bomont 2R1° > 4 31 is - 4 FURNITURE a an i 4° eat ~e eto - 4 c abinet, 1. ruckere. bs 50: hed enr ing. i 7 4 a 5.4, 34% — Ararrmen ) ¢3 _ LINDELL. ~ 86AaS- —_ ae ee tractive ’ . S Lae caton: wot j — —_ a Pyar — ——E— zs ; en Sor . Looust. a ; ; Tt T 2 eto. TT —T ) $| sO ehifforot ‘fo ‘ fron room. excellent E - a4 50 a- f t00oms._ ry ng! e. double. _— - a... oe. Abel de! | S | . BROADWAY. 442) ; .- mo oT nae see even ee: ae able. Delmar 2644R. 3315 Lawton | one is eScantanes bh © bt n, gintng, wach | seit it meals, Delmar | ett a3 A privileges NN _— Ne WwW Apart ments ‘ houseketpiie ‘feoins: sa 5, —— a ia) | or Hien = ; ’ + : r ‘ = - ——- - on ~~ a e8 o*% te . = ‘tract. ver en - ~ edan 1997: 4 an ll OURING . FURNITU RE- Flere’: a real bargain; con- ? time, Keiner’s, 10:38 BY Vandeventer. on RAON. 444 nah a and board; | ' rooms excelient meal; firat. eam- Sikies RESORTS 2 Fy iy" epr oof Construetien SAL. re ar = met: 1) 7 abet. $275: rue yf ne in every re Rony of ” heautiful roeme and break 4 ROOM 4 C > -_ | | Me F "HE RSON, a5 5— ac : ANDELL,. 4. S00 Laree clean Teont slaow. For a. t nace. Hum rib aes ‘ : eT) mpement in- | oer... menting 5 owe foom; uo dealers, 3128 Lackland: | MS COMPLETE | 4 beard: twin beds: nfortable roon ine. hovsekeening: running water, (oy | corcatee ir Rent aieitiadimas 1 5882.96 Cabanne CAROLINE, 3003—4 clean | rooms, beth = >. hab dear ; — Ti? SIDE PUICK AT "kT! CO ~ " blocke east of Kingshighwars | $10 m5 >. $17.50 DOWN. L. P. BRASCH CO? ao am: loved gcentiemer ait LINDELL, 4%15- a7, a a oor: One a W INTER vwieitore may ef*cure advantageous 4 ant & rooms " ; 7 electric: rhasonabie rent, ah. , ’ ayment, |Jefferson aud Lafayette, Laclede 7601 and % diock south of Arsenal. ¢r62) | é c., 2618 FRANKLIN (cl4) | MCPHERSON, 42A°—2 ——— roome; light houeeker; vO | rental proporition hy week or month. lors, £fs come. ee ae veaovees’ | Mating pian ssssh—6 } rooms, hot-wat CO ; p, SNe a ne FURNITUR). - Hea! jtiful dining “suite ee ee et J desired, in private Sant > , Ps nd board. if puone ying; ge, Ay | Clermont Harbor on «he Miseiaeippi | rents Pea + “S103: a AT dee —e SS ae heat : open ~water : AS u : — : | a" 7 neopi oe , , for one or fy . “tae e ——— 2) : r . T 7s r aot , ‘ Hi uv 2500. (cs) “Vintor 2004. mae bedroom suites. oversturted living room | FOUR ROOMS COR (PLETE | u-rnisksoxae: tA beg gh ge BE enamarccattinens oven, ake Feu aeerestien Ber sey, | CAMEL eg NS oe ss, bare | LUXE: : 1, rugs, tables, mirrors, | i. . ai ,6-—Doubi ingle: 3 Ol BOGS; conve en re: tt ———— ————— cium hl : y ed. rebuilt STEV KE NS TOU RING lamps, bed-davenport sulte, etc.; hens Livin $198.75.75, $20 DOWN water: excellent - Double p jcinele: run: | hhona | by oaseee (06) | BNR C RESO eS (ot) wood floors; -heatiog " new: tirade ; 5127 Cabanne. it Zz Foor, ejroom, dining room and ms , = LINDELL. 4256 eona. 7°) =. | F S | ES 4 ; ery - &. nee; ge i ; Good nain+ (4%. 4. hen, ne 261 Bac (al j (7) be (re cond oor )—— Nicely or a e A ; : in every ee care: as os ~~ F , FURNITU Ri—iargest stock used furni- 3 8 | a a 5177-—Room and uganda for ‘ls. : 1 irniehed room: two men: steam heat SUMMER RESORT---High- , ytuate ry oG: BLANKS ST Lo LB In tocust a mage 0a the eliy to eter: trem, I TAPER: Bade ki ee: bug at door: Olive-Maryiand car, Lande! | on beautifn! Ney woe aes, situates | lon. ASE “APARTMENT CAROLINE, | 2051-—Hiret floor, 3 rogme hr retteghtt RtDE BUICK AUTO O% aeop at a real saving. ye the Berldes 910 N. Sth 6S, in oh em Rg for Zouple ScPHERSON. 4107—Pretiy, oloan~ House | othe ee ee eh tee vienia f c an ay si ae East. Apply ‘upstairs - a a iestinwn. " pdition. 2T4 pois se — — 7001y. coo °* errr, ] eecilent sable Con\ra Die aD eile! Serkan. al , keeping room, second floor front: — | forest, ? dock ete, must ae ry : yoo | re » eubleased =st attractive 71! C OMPTON, 3666 8&.—lLower "4 roome., [ (eM PST bis BAKER ; = hk wee hn obo. See owest P a ~ LIVE 4237 -Newly . icPHER 5N. 4609—Ro. other_ by vei ne in L rng (WW | @team beat; very todern; Sarace, —standard de luxe con, “Ee rrete 3 ‘ 5S rices in St. Louis or _ e ly furnished front ai toom, suit bie for | Post-Dispatch Fiorida. Box J-2°6. i LI : d peti FESsi_ terme, __ 3S RR4RA * “eee a | a ve eoeme sulte -gec5)) Ons ample and Slightly Used | PAGE, 4592 —Le moan MPAERSON a5 vic. ‘ ‘ Ss d whe, g Ke sowtl roorr —— avi iPRSt) ) _ den hom For No } reith st ‘ a an . Kitchen cab! F £ Ry _ board: warace “f lanired .- BUS Diet nese mer Delmar 1&7 e for two ————— . G e = ern, rent $0. rneEv ewe? Adition ew Lhk na For Sale * & Oaeh or time. or 30. 60. 90 Gays aiiot | i sapdb nny ml whine Sineie rn m, board | ee 2 bits a _ 46019 t rvome | oe iam mrs wv) TG: r ; ¢ ; ~ rs "WU i? . ar > emt ~~ — = — E . equipment, [screen ‘truck, atenatd® condition: po reRxITCRE EXCHAN | $75 extra tarse Colonial Chifto- ROOM, AND BOARD om seth | Yoong and ane 4.50." 9": 48" | HOUSES, FLATS, ETC a BE, nn saad tap, pide [here low! toring’ trader, Open nights ed HP Fe PANES AE, HGaad copey || gst nes ite | eee eee ae ets | pices Sees ag Sietping eens aor} , , APARTMENTS FOR RENT | on KOR eos ort 43. 0) | ees te t, *) T “" oe lef{e raon a i715 . . RE—Our t "~ le . up Tireseer iii meewe gin) | ROAM and. }, } f 4 aE | ——~z us 74 Pics ed peone — ‘4 4 ? “ — s room a. : an = Mi TOR FP, fil 4041-45 "ocurts | wnat, he fol’ awied @} ‘ent! in denastment 1 | $45 Princess Dresser ; 14.50 | 2 ao 3 tation: ast: weet: fultabie for | McPHERSON, sohdA——Neativ 2 sited ie ol paar. —FURNISHED poe, painted and papered: one hast heat y ot A M—Truck , vod , | ch wil] be eoid on weekly or monthly $275 = five-piece eatin walnut ] no other guests. Cabanv TRAIT rt | light housekeeping roome. es DELMAR, 4315—Deautifuily furnished a. ae” ae oe ‘cheap for quick 8 de. dining-room ect, A ._ peercess mane ". 74.09 | ROOM AND BOARD. © WS Fortabig-foome Mc PHERSON, — 4930—Neatiy— firniehed | apartmént. 2 rooms, adults; best class. | 4 rooms aa @varime! at; good heat; rearon- ~e argo ms; ” gee, ' ! che witth ateke_ Jump ur overstuffed ned éaven et | tenaion Table ....+++a+** 14.9 eis ™ ANT) RO rapt iaicte — : i ‘UPTiig” ed un — (CAS ES : av ; ion . ‘ ab? 07, ‘2 “| o sprees bodies: real buys: ? ” n artrment. ’ joc. Shae Me eS SwOKS 3 cheao; — omen re "Dei ‘monte Theater. a aoe os mee Cabinet ... 6.00 | ERE CATER eater: £004 ta GBLEREON 43532 10335, a. 12) | DB an E ‘WHY p AY C ASH cH FOR. — 75 Refrigerator, 300 ibe. ca | far- rene nap _ good heat and hot ~..- | EDWARD a. BAKE Ww ELM, Rikc at ky heat |. Janipor: reasonable. ON etc 2a =] + i 2 n ‘ _ «lane —_ iition: just ses “nine y OUR FU I N ' ed ie anh ie in os ee ee 1a0”n0n ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY MARY LAND. 4143— i , vely ? ve _ | e Garfield 13305 118 Fth oo fine po ag | $12 ee | enad le atures, furnace; in fies : pressing shop; aitractive te ma, RE? 30 apartment Refrigerat 3 a.m | Teoms ( Se hee /ESTRABLE stone. io ; mee Os. H. Price Motor. Co.. Authorised ror WHEN You CAN ts [TU uf || | 830 Quick Mea! Gas Range. 709 | Central |» a ee eee CR NONE: Tea. | (Grand at Lafayette, AB) ry ~“kai—adoo Delmar, block | 9.“ BLANKE BR. K. ©0., 7A Creston.) ght new aler, 1920 s. Grapd at ae RMES YOU CAN FURNISH TOUR ||| 835 Famous Ges Range + Fe «| ALSAVAR HOTEL. 8187 Tocu MARYLAND, 4910 —Siaam he | 1659 8. Grand: excellent loration for | ca, F ;| LEMP, 2814—5 rooms, bath. gas, elec respect ; PURNIT RECONDITIONED | $140 Leonard high-oven eoal and = $i day: weekly rates: Lacuet—-“ean levele ¢ ba ‘am heat. clean, | bPeuty parlor. a@ift osen tearoomn, dexir-. fom’ aah ne furnis ; mone liv- trie; 5 ai open 2 to 4 tore © per. Vpen Automobiles f ‘Sal Yc "TRE AND PAY FUR IT ON | | gat combination Rat al at ut vparege ly rates: tub shower bathe Bs rn es mite ot Optional: very lable terms to goou te - will @ ibdivide. | til owt me breakfast reom; LEMP y. % — or sini ¥Y CREDIT TERMS. | $90 "De ange .....6 46.00 | | FFAS 3 , ion) | -ogeenaine.__permer 36 ‘eo | EDWARD L. Wakiew Fetel. | file bath. private marble entrances, : LEMY.. bs we paper, electric. S25. Oc | Miscellaneous UNION'S EXCHANGE &#TORE. 7 a Jewel cabinet Ons | sa. ~ Re ge housekeeping rooma. OLIVE. 4003-— Front pieeping room > Taree | . _Garfiel d 5505. as: swat EAD tures galore; 885. ei” vote ~~? 5 Rok ni heal tors, S471 ed ; e TuUOTK | Robce aon wh es = pt nega e » 4 — Fth and ) AEE Sl Md Rad Seed Bs 18 0 IVE x ’ ae urnace heat (o4) | F Ls i keenine with range as | _ ——— RAL 19 N inear Lacie ia) =~ : -™ +? » LA 7 MD he naga dh SHED) PORTS — No aa " Market Mts. g2° ° “Buck's a full porcelain com- OLIVE F.. SR4R— Light housekeeving roome OLIVE, 4415- Qonnec ting th ~ So th t worm efficlenes : hardwood i oors. Sonia. | LEMP, 2h284-—4 pice ree - 925. nice - ara ve at 10 a person only; : of bination Range _ 75.00 if e th_eteam heat ; also hoard, ae ‘ roots, $7.50: gae range. De! mat 40° i oor crn zs u wes bat! : pent! fy! furnitu, e * $75 } neighbor . Ohi we me, vacant: OT RING | ———_- aston. as ; $225 Pennineular ful] blue por. PAGE. 4583—2 «ar & roa -— Tet PAGE 43082— > ~ « - 4 ‘os } - . — = Gun V ROLE eee ON ab 262 a) wetle ey By FiraivNina: 8 grousckeepine rooms. sink. laundry, > ROOM —Pyrniehed vel ae me a" ¥ ORDON E. @ R YU. SCOTT, 500 Chemnvs wher PIS 1 2 ge new, urni- foe’ iving 2115-27 5M, ubdivision |— | nee | tet us re _Deimer 3 (op0) | "Shan. cibany 7S95¥. omé:, gentle: cote! | sommes, Onl i, eeping | fast room and “Savon: nth: _— sane, Bw ‘émie mn. 2 iene a open é-Burner FU "RNISHED Ree OT hawt osaiy ; trom Oram BTR unfurnished heated Loom 7 ons — RES | APAR TMENT—Beaut if ful 5 reoms and _ ——S isa bat Pad — = i Seanth tree open for ine y 3} , 4 we | Hat nie warm cluegd, bed opposite a GAS RANGES house ewe permaneatiy ae een: connen> |Site aCe eee that yf beat Forest, on. farmland; | | any 00ds,.. large hall; oven. _) mar 4776. 2) ane. ; M. CURRY GILES R. CO.. 6477 Delmer. Pi LABKI. #315—S-ro0m fiat. Cell ot : (50) 4710 Virginia 7 (ec) sane wt b é - Fil tur ||, 830 double Cupboa 7.00 | C | CREDIT TERMS CAN BE ARRAN | . ; - —_ os prod | om WITAGE, orth — awe PAGE. $ 447 7—2 clean, warm roo, com- bamcock j rev ar: (cme) S: —Cottege; nicely) fur nietely = for_houpekeening. unfinished = eecund flour; mr oks $000; | WASHINGTON BL ~~ 4611—Wail — TS. Bee 1 eae 3648—30 | ine pterme. J ERTY KR. 0O., 1S Chest: n 3 -ruo gr rt ae a. ise cad 6 om ¢ nut ef ep) | ofeeieaa oo" apartment; heat, waists Oe pee Nar oe es MA ‘. Od oom special (fee Fra oe. vin Chestees te * “ee cele ji: Ditgiated , it rs raed ' x cay” “ eo Ye EP A LLL LE LAL LL LLL ALL IEA OE, pal ea Ry RR ta ae AN ta AA RT Ne ee AT ONG aE oe el - o—~= OEE . EAE OTST De HO —<_- : | : | |

Page 32

ware cptaaeeemaall, THURSDAY, SS ee _gw IF YOU OWN ALOT AND NEED SOME MONEY find a buyer through these columns. “WE _ eT Bane, = a aie HOUSES, FLATS.ETC. REAL L EST’TE—WTD. TO BUY ‘BUY | SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE) BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES FLATS, AP’TM’TS. FOR SALE) RESIDENCES FOR SALE | Need Any Money? EXCELLENT centm shop: concession. SW ee ee eee . co OR : = Sa South ~ West | Post-Dispatch. ls 4: FOR RENT, FOR COL ~_ = | WANTED TO BUY Richmond Heights _— —— a BUNGALOW FLAT HAMILTON “T3Sl corer Romame, idee! | gage pring your title: e- no indorety Deed. | EXCELLENT corner offices er | . EWING, 700 _\.—Hravtifal 6 reoms, | Tene telan’ fete. slote or ac reaze ‘i SEF THIs BARGAIN _ “South a -f£o° qurc wom aa - 7 oan - . 4 uty parlor con " ; * GAMBLE. 2. los “pee ‘rooms. bath Broward Cc ounty (Florida } yooe6! — reduced for quick Ba.° venuuer’ eae le lg twood floors. Npt- zatters and screems: every modern epgpint-— gent Se ~~ = — __. | ‘Bring ttie. Open S Jette as wee - | | Post- Poet-Dispatch_ ae ana « 70 LTE RnR JONF: “ Phone WENZLICK Garfield 142 ‘| alr beet, 2-car garage, «ene: will sho®. ment; deable garage: very reasanable ad a TD heakenesl —— “jo rooms. Geo. _Dumm. 14 vase 8 = ’ mn EE. cy. G18 « pestnet ae } roperty (owners ee an Lsonabl e price. CORNET & ZEI-! terms c ae arranged: immediate pos- Bot “SE- Freer sale, or — ee. lot. Cali | - ' ; i si, Ps laze : eye Nhe J-reom ‘ 1) he © ; ; BB: rt rs a heath it. eps ren rat fleer. ~ vaths _ tare . saree is PERSON’ PROP’Y | ‘stribea t os d. electric; only $20. fee |. Cl! be Sind to advise reganiing pres. | University City | BIG TRUST. 719 Chestnut. __ ALBERT G. BLANKE KF. C0. | owner ‘amare 21058. 7D NS ON ~ | ales 1, NK aM) ER Gaertield 1242. 1c5*%) | tt land values. me ee eae more BS > Fromage ; TIL Chestnut. Main 3046. EENSINGTUN. 5178—Nice 9-room ~—— sVOILD werry: better owe one debt than Manufacturer doing “ YT: Fi ; EF SON 424 S—6-room fiat. gas. >“** oe qe — ~ ae a Wnte: 69 70 & 6974 Da rtmouth Av. | ees _ ——_— {| SINGLE — FLAT | @ate roof, hardwood 1: 0r- o— Sy 5. eeverai: we loan a | i ane | will make exclusive contract anton Ad . - ~ ry inge With ue—wWwe can se!) em. rite oe a. , ks: e ‘arce rooms: tiled Th NSET. agp ee Bunga i. ee : ap ddbS and Look at 5949 S§. rand Bl. Tare. a ant. dashed to “sf: if aan nl other purposes: charres & per cent ' class patented hardw. = Tract Coma ‘ ; oo = ea . : _— elec- or wire eos . i ca — 4 . flLowrs hot-water heat i sleeping porh: arc wood floors. eteam 4-teeoms and en hang " Ciret finer. ‘2 J0RN H. ABBOTT. Realter. Tee ¢ he ott count. Medical Credit Bcreau. 69 rs wa " sales bom ibil an products —— } ’ , PENS s % 4A eh ear ; a tes ° seen: Bland & Dri ggers Realty Co.. ~ a. Se rarage 1 a jots: serras lots A+. he st: ° oar wares side drive : } >! iivx rooms a and sunroom sec 2 fix “oT: hot-water PER -saiq—wiodera Gtoom home; arse | > - eee. and furniture | Excelent opportuntie aes orn -_ we Sriit hw TSTas —_ s : roc Shatmrut Jace. TT ! Brit $75 mod ah an ne, Te j ft rinent.s secured br collateral. charge Established R years Avant cheam flat or Sipeers.| oo er $ AND COTT AGES JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestamt. | j0RN FL ABBOTT, Realtor. 709 Chestmet. Soderp. bath. gas. furnace, garage. exira | tw pa two co-make-s | ie | | 7s Poms, oh garase; on Arkansas, near Grand and Grav-; ‘i'm. on. poe * interest. 405, Victor:a nent business. Appiteane RKRI LICEN ES. Fran a PAPIN. J421A—3 tine roms, electric. DOUBLE FLAT Wid—From ow ner OF | brick: 2 baths maid's "oom: ai! modern: | NEW BUNGALOWS na ois: price O00: easy terms. Call own- mor: Good value ge} Agee :| we =. S ort Co. | ly " . ~ rs MA AGE . rant } : was o. 038. Ide -gage GQaly responmb) Neaninal oan > Lg ——— mt. Write Arthug Reisner. 45 Lewis| jot 125x180. foul ike this big home 7 rooms, tile bath. hardwood floots. of, Br rer ©s17M for appointment to THORNBY PL.. 1 Bargain: 19 ooessa | . (cS) | ta) —s se hone gear? ® ant -ae. Sae Se ‘ = My : lin . coin . ashe +> _-* a °, m a — 4 ! 2 s a a _ ~~ 7 a . ty **- . 30) cash. ar | re 77 ? aN if 4 | a : . ; = wa = ~~ | tal 4 - & 3 aa : . i fn ~ . 2 =~ " - >> - Pe. -_ a — _icb2 ; OLD ORCHARD BAAK REALT Ov caragce side crive: terms Sit te hare ‘ | 2; . ‘th owner. Anwx1oOUs rmnarce: make ofte } . for ap Fe *. eenrth at & : awn, — PUPLAR ae me S room epee vee a eas mere sae 2d io) nan “ ebste r 1200, Hilana H7ee, ila ciate balance manth ir: oor hinider on Peco) — = ’ thie “dire, t wita © a , 6) "RENGELW EBER. 3127. —s§ (-rand. - — | I C— a pate Lane Hotel | Statler, for 4 , will See Py a Betve ’ ; rw Sis — - - , - _ =i ow 4 q % ] ‘ a ~_— ™. Vy ~ = rs — —s 7 — - . od one’ —— ¥ n house: aD DOLITUment wie rma . mee =} _ — = ae oes 8 wome SId. Residences Wanted 7 a ' ani aad ~& SS. —_ our —— west ( c92) VACANT 3ROOM FL. AT—$100 CASH. — ee. 4 2- ~ i oe AP furnit iT eOl) | ney De men ta gee Ober Sir Rtas art a ae nae . me f 3 : : . ; , one 4 ; £ arr td RESIDE os . Mad - ~mttave : a O56 _ a y . a ne tee Pe “) i Beav atiful Ne VW * Bangslow fr aa Eg tinpe —— &. i 5120 Bute - to TERN ~ >irxx- “Moder n _a-- Se ee mide En! nen *11 N &th e (c62) ; BUSIN Roches’ er— Jo Sonie B. Hare ¢ : Lafavet te. ee te Te B. 205 TUXEDO. TO3—6-roo mmedern residence rine mepect call ay | cash huver. “rT. (all De ol—-™Margaret FB : es For Colo 2 Wanted WHITE Canes: crice $1300 to BIBO00, | C APORGSORALTO Cieaine av. H-™ | Rents $2160—Price $12,000 1410 Re eT ee ey mot | a ree m*iineenta Sean = Demar 30 tac Saree tae | | ae me . «’ re ae : . . ~~? _ lt? hen ; ren Las bath eas > ‘" 7 - >! a y .. & of hole i _* ¢ $1 5 mrt emer nt : i. 3 ce lars ¢ 3 ace i Bs 4 =3 to 3] es) 4 1 " wt a — ot § _ pI ce - own - e as tet : Ps ile Cr ' ; : ay 7 noes r i = 8) ' ~ me ome ae aeememeh le ‘OV*s | oat -_ as reasonalh’ Realtor ] son ¢ reper ne. WERSTER GR a ES : Tr I SST O OO.. Agt. | Barn pore A — cash peyment; easy! 734 two 4-family brick filata. - m™ “8 som cE. rent } e + = ae ee eer ee —-— oS ee ee — . . ! id cee. ctr furnis jue Pores {? i il " — — ie intel BLE NT i” IN PL 4 o>, Wee o-reetm PprmeK AN “ i. he —} ‘ats 4 f o reine ana . | \ HOME ~ bt ® ‘ MONEY 7 va 7m o AN to $5000 oD ‘ ee) an ESTATE—EXCHANGE 7 eR pungalow: ‘haniwood flocen furnace.|“"\t'2"raome; cheap: rent $130") cut 10 MY HO moms, sinot'y | NONET yeosne Plas; pevabie 60 week: | Beauty Parlor on Dela : ml 1°) : “ee 2 WOLD -POLLAC A. 1@1 S. &th. Garfield te) | : a a ‘ . St | , ; o re ons De per “ert secu red Dy fine Lc 420 "manent we ‘ —-—— — — wan : ¥ ( SCENT + — Fri . ae > REST PARK. 4328—Fine 6 room we Wann —- we vn can Park: | maven 8 per cent Industrial Loan Co. E. L. HEYE ee CO. 7th ana — - : ” - 79 4 - = le ae } 3 — } mm? - d r I> > PS . * - o -an - ; ‘ WARHINGTON 2637—3-romn flat. elec “0nN x. “AwROTT. Kealtor, ‘S08 Chestnut rT ee a eee — sewate ——_e : BNxIS: . rdw 0: 4 floors: hot-water beat; Ties a | 714 Chestnut Branches at Nugents end £00 Title Guaranty Dig OS a tr & si) MPerkview BHaOuk : i — Ty — rs nee 7 hanger Bi Neé ;Al AO | owt . - a o-TOGTn tur i* i " Bae: : ia Cc ' thal, at TZ ee letonr 148A Hod} tame t ; BILy. LARD PA RLOR—Deimar . a :* morn ee hee bee pert ant) ta oRERTS | ww, will sell on mouthiy renial basi« pert S44) ‘ ' ; e me > os : VEST 842 ‘, 4-— 4 ns. De See gs tor qu! results ROBERTS. | | ee we RASA I c apt (e@Qr 20HN ‘i. ABBOTT. _Kealtor. 708 Chestent. sOuN x “ABROTT. a 709 c festnat. 3RQ( w) Ww St Pp ine : : -, one ~~ lan - taDies- , v CLs ik STON REALTY Co E > a Pe - in O'Fallon Park die ' e 3 an WIS PL. 17 i6— (rl dyer pe GOOD FEI LOW “al py =? , ; 1? ‘ar — S baths. with. 2-story h pat $7300. — ; ; | elm ion? PLAT Wid ——_ 1% - ~~» . ’ ' N h r'rrT:s. bh Sone “a> DALAT ea Mont . ~ : Sit. + a arse — “. ~ oe ving ‘Tyuarters ST Lsyr Ts BTSINDSs S525 Laws a trict: hare up to~da! e 6-famiys apes ort ; ; o 4 Sai vy (Pl RRO Realtor. 709 Chestnut. Srick garage for & cars. 3 yh ae Y 709 3. ROOM iL. ATA $2.30 AND £25 ment for exchanes Box T-21. P.-D. o4) | j 1... &849-51-—-4 large. Soome Rent on premisex from = to 4 dat. — JOHN H A TT. per se lll. ting for $40 per month 1 in R E \ ERBOD 7 : WLING ALLEY == S 2720-35 Chouteau; all lg ye PORSYTHE ‘THO8-12—Best Io ate sai SHE —— cae ee ee Pema csc EO — AT SCAND. y* if iec . — or ul " . an , ? ‘v >» . a es . . . on he yer me ** i? sak? Ty} ? rt * “t r ~’ cum S. et : 5 rt rs ams ali bun im ft e . - + j or wr owes i Purps ’ — - -_ : on WOE w ‘ pat » — e ~~y Cheetnmut sae Sy F me 3S ~. SS my? - , bet ween Praine afr Warne 1 bins “ mor j hare w ak 2 Manre tim nd dow hot-water . —_~ ts ot eit Priok earas re 4 ep s . " ‘ ' t 10 to 1000 Now mMmeornch: rent sien — at AACH KK. s° —= one WATTS RF FA! ry v.. Gel _ Chest £38) of Faircround Par Por pmee . ee iit " tu . aot ; Sosets ne tl ‘3 " «itt fer S Deau se — & oe _—— _ S&T. LOcTs RUSINESS My TWO WEEKS RENT FREE 'PoR EXCH A Neri Rentsi property; algo see agiesman on grounds. KNIC EME Y F i onion iy se "= veal pis eGR 5 er vuileiis nn ese an os CORNET . wratayt ’ Yablem wil lend rou pad need , 7098 Victoria Ridg . = Es “ILIOA Pie bE - Tons, elect ric, husiness Pp and @retle fli SIMi ai. PLEER R | TY aNnT) re. = & oto > on . ANT Th xT, E | — or anything else of value. Se ee 2 =2" Tis = + me. clectr Wet “ou for trac: sWistsic’d So 7" ot Ca — \ > eeamiis encuke gee Oo ar ungs ow—= : - r ‘ ~ ~~ .? : . wit A ] - WA + " . i Sey *- rantg ne : , “ _, BROTSREAN 722 Gheatnut. (c4° IMPROV > PROPERT\ Wid —in ez (oun H. ABBOTT, BR tor, 208 Chestmat, D2th. furmac ree sures ae SE $50,700: te bar Southwest corner Dartford; fine butt ter neg tye Sher neck | CAPETERIA AND SWEET SC oF IMP Re > PROPER tk in ¢ realtor, estnut. - ee a. = a : _ = a agg Foon 2 bh and _- ir ~tmiee Lo y : ieee ™ for et oocenmes thane CTs AB i. u ata At K + at 1427 JOHN wt. ABBOTT. “Realtor. tes ‘Chestnut. ome. containing i] room (2 haine “io oem ns welly 2 ai we | tr coin newer: scl for Sait ae . = : ' , | Fhe = 4 ho a a ae cacd ee : okest i ene ee pnoP. ed >” ‘ f : BIL. iS Hilt) T'resece ree {ra Sas et T ~1THW © on are + " se: nome hardwong 15x } =i} _ be ‘ carage. —_ _— ; onl wart. Lowest rates and gui | CONF Re TION ERY—and =~ " ; ~/ iT T i AMI ron ] { , wate : ~. A : } Rl & Ee Ud : ie : - a? : ’ -~ _ eH meet Po vs oes bee! . . ” : >? ‘2 = . = > ‘ >.) * - ° - >| ier eiectri . net nace S30. ‘ ; . Ing ~rw> com a tee be: adroo zi n nz a. 4 Tai Fa =~ - . - = ie an . a —_ —— —: — a — Ce . i Mc a = . ceo tr pt rc 4 rr : * - J | varies ; —. wire ition, ee, COCtCt= cer | reasonal ie hours. Then io discuss auy ex bees’ ws : : a neonEen | — == ne — JOuN H ABBOTT, Kealtor, 709 Chestrut. +11 ( hestnat St. Main 35046. . vour or Victoria, Bige 8th — Ye Sens . " Poor Lis a aan ae ~— wpa: Sees utua!l Co... 20's c r "208 WVanches'rr fliland (44 ST eLyy Y EPSTEIN. 819 (Chestnut st. /arawGed fioors, beck perch, furnace. Central VERN — , —~— J a r : i Locust Phone Central 60086. e14) f isar? a Teac) ? mo iy Assy ter ~ . . ie : aaneineaienatian Eee : . Bis. ae , — — ~e 4 ES—RENT I a | OY HAUSCHILTE RE OO. FLATS—Southeast _coruer W. “Jefferson | field 6896_ scape taaita tina an 463°? PERSHING | LOANS 00 per month cash and eae GARAGES. STABL 2S Star _2407 XN. Broadway, (04) { and Papin: 14 flate rooms cach: WaSHTN: STON, S10%-1)— Apartment bar- mw AL - TO TRE MAN WHO WWoRES. Dus.ness. employs 2 peapie: will 4 vom, South | FARMS FOR SALE. | N REN ALTHEIM Pas BRO. REALTY 0O brick en ee eee ee This attract home. tn most con- jj (Owest “ales. easiest “CREDIT CO. om | clu aes 3) var PO ae ont = ; 7 - o* hs ™ — ‘ \, ~ * a: = ’ 4% . my ot Je Ps bas." ; s 3 ac Ive : on fidential. DIXI .> CRE Cc a — DE TONTY, 4000 Garage corer, prick; | Illinois: NPS Ts w ETS “phen A . SINTEENTH. Jito-2J! 4; ra! hoe) 6» OREN H. ABBOTT. “Realtor, 7028 Chestret. | venient lecation, consisting of ~ eg . 1°43 VUnewa (oR) . > ™ orm ° " I ™ _— ee — —_ om . a ” a os ws edd + Twat i 4 ; . - @ . ** os te Maine {h-, (co? | __e. += 4 aryninir = tou? ALS UTS ~ bathe. ot-Waierr leat, garage ust Gent. = \% _ a; eredh r= 5 peer s —_ ~ oe road Wa = bath lot Salto; tur} t rus - rt sO; pries $1 seattle au tl et one UsF 1? ™oms a stl. wo cloge an esiaie. Price reduced. ry MONEY ON SIGN ‘-ATURE ~ SINESS P'RP'SES, houses furnace, einctric; s0rai | POMEROT-BERG R. E. CO Fert y0uz 200s ™ AMBOTT. Reaktor, 700 Chestmet, An ay Pig fae Sh gee oe “a | .p 35,08 salary om tumniture. discounted TO LET—8U ! | heme niy gs0o0 REITzZ. Geo \ =: oo — « ALT tr POR water heat: perfer: Mal. CIOF CORNET & ZEIBIG UCsT, iii? paid in adv ee Sie = 1 debt. . {ar baker, | Saha : ~ ; \ ve ‘ * . A’ h- ee os OT 'rame Da (vr ia v terms rte was" a= €@ SaToa tt - a casa a 719 Ch F | | “ 4? ~~ " "Ve Ww i or 4) . . : ~~ y : - estrut. > ORE ree ee hice _o + fe i = a Big. Qunmnnmengeenes ——$—___— | Blo ‘s. crurchea. stores. et Bywr pos JOHN — "ABBOTT, Reslter, cd Chest nat. ont Cali Delmar 3508R Heuse ~vat i 406 Li berty Central Trust Bidz. 506 Oltve “: enparalr ‘“ ER ar NF SR. EB. ¢ , in w Ger Sasol ae aivantage of mar = to- 4. tN he : SSS , _—_ aE (cf 2’ er — nate = fei 6) | St. Leute County ee mat, 1 cash. § ~~ Per mont hiox - North er FOREST PARK. & ; equipped: 3-9 ay 2 . | FARM—45 acres: goo pes: O82) ECCLID. 9024 N—S +e vorieck. KENNERDY G21, —a apd a soom fiat moms “\gniwsod thers, scparate seam SUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Loans ON REAL ESTATE | ccton ict joe a ee 4 oa? : ” hore? a ae & Te are . et far .US - 28 4 e - “== YTQGolnae lia or |. “Se «* on } be “a7 q a? Boas , iat Ooms Aamctyv am) le | ee ae oa oe cen hl Ne edit pe a P = Central i Fior _- > 5 = fie . ace teed sek Sar Tire iwath se ar §arace ST"h » tm) . "ad bat Ca 4 at: 47°] me TT. i. ‘cf > heat eo arse? coruer let. “Der anuxlous Central FIRST “ane 2ecnnd demis xf tet made. ree eee ee gee » 3 es *? . * ? of °T) = W : GETTLM LikR R b. 1’ ’ cenve! erg to ur hes & . x “aD4 ( SRS TE PINGW | 7 * es be R. ut Poot xX ~ wrtt? for idan iiiianiiaae —_ a — EE we regsonalrie “Marces ; qirick service. Kin igh ¥ rge cae SA +8, pee ee ae. Cananyr T7546, 6200 FRaston a De x \ from owner, S074 XN; £ -: | peeidenee . - . « narior: terms, $200 JOHN H ‘ABROTT. _Realter, 709 Chestnut. NO WST: - 28-30 N.—sStore ang fat: gogw ge. ABBOTT. Realtor. 700 Chestnut. a Somat nt veins SEAOOS = ¥ 3t)) teer ww . . ‘et ‘3 x pe 4 . . “a ™ ‘ — om _- aR he ~. © ~ bargain t} OO} hoes —_ 1, aol re hes -and 2 : _ ._ + oo ce or vs MUMRGAN. 417--laree store: ideal for, sTT FP ply J 4708-4 rece and & sumroce: = a 2 arr ai- Saas AIN WER — . —— y >.) BEN ALTHEIMER & — oO “ta Se 18a nym aes rroice ge000. Desa, , u INN daw) or — ela 1 — : REAL f E-OTHER Stes t aie handwend f] s. furnace ne ais; a 3 ~~ -3. electri omen eft her steam heat nue! rent, 1417 CHE Te TF. Va Sk NDS je. beught ~ an amount. { - ST. Lous . SCHANGE, ry Vw‘ N71 4 + \oe. {) - \ “ eR oF ‘ hare mn: > a8) a? garac 2 eplen Pre rt . ; _ ; , ae : * in ™ ‘ x : ‘~~ % . 6Re) . I ' t 4 ~ rR REAL? y ow i . si.‘ aa eae Ci 290 A ~ ay} 1. v teria Bldg. Central 41 : 3 Orrell SPACL— Sultenant Broaeway | * monthiy buys 0 lotswiear Allanitc Cits wh & eeed bon ser this eure. For par mere any ‘ re Ry Teas fax S290 ® T.illtar 4 Neer 18th st. splendid bie fer a Granite Mortgarce Co. read | FUR -NISHED. APART: — . — th or without etenograph-? .. $i¢0 ' @nivy S88 each Va 189 | ticula™s —- AKNICR MEVER PILFER 4 an > : ‘ ars carace ~— wr er oil station; larce cold MONEY LOANED—S$100 000 on improved | on . ang cris . . ‘na l) : , . , . —— pee | or, yr) ore . ates “eelbatetene MaAFFITT ANT? WHITT! ER—!} lata. south WEST ND ar ag va = | aes =. > 2 . ; ; location Cabamy $ ' ' ™ per mouth. Call “a : i vm « RLTS aND INV. SOS BS GP MAP bal * ‘ house. om let 631158 sell o rune = ouls real estate. at lowest int eres . ~ iS serves, Bt S00 oF S35 per mon “Y@ pee AS : Colfax 2422 eeu east corner: doubik 1 «it + rooms +. oe HY. HIF MENZ &, (@. 614 Chestmmeat st.) .)- a a heteeeeeeeein , reas 29. .? ’ — - ee 4 es , ammens om ; Ss) (we ™ = | gctranpce on retit ae IN — “, (,artreid 7 /49s ‘ NN ~~ : rr a “a mm « = — ~ : t ith... fum “= © fectmc. rent SLesv * - . ; mtr ° t. one a oe : ae S BLAKE & BEO.. Slo Chestz ut. Ess We estab. ished, Bex 4 ¥ "TIVAT? ‘3 , vork service, es E FOR SALE LI — ; - ns , ee : a 4 ‘p> at $2 1. ~~ - . Son «+ we Came. | Bli: KBARG AINS ' hum _— (oR) Bas. “Post-Dispatch. se) ; ’ Sonadic. 1414 Syndicate Trust Bids. on y REAL ESsT’T air hen? “s ~ ge me KN fe a eR JOHNS H . vy en v = VM “ — I! GARA’ i E—Weer _End: : , . = ‘North FLEER RUTY. AND INV. ©©O.. 3505 N.| NORTH MAR KE I 1473 oe y fia . ~4 500 *301-03-05 C¢ atk 4 aiso T15 § Mone. — woe Ss — Ji OTF scar lease: a “i one - : i oe sia ee tHrand ' ‘ 4e5 Z 5 we O42 ie Be ics =34 st.. stwre and a°s zet Dus) Lowest rates and qu: cK answer. trade. , . . > » |= = . Bs 32. aie Pe ies - +F ANIL . eae _BARGAL : we eT Tt Bae ' a ‘ ST. LOCUL GARAGE OR FACTORY ie, ee nog |NATCRAL Bnu-Ge 4435—3 rooms, SONIN ML ABBOTT. Reniter, 200 Chestmet.| 5 © ardwoed gan Chonan Ena Tier, | tent service on building leans. “SE Ts} ag§F POCIS | 20-24 §. 8) 15.000 square feet: a business $1 AND CKE . Gertie 2c ‘ JON Chestnet. | eee WEst FLORIssaN7 o16—4 revme Sing , + tome T1235 S. GRAND ee Rent $3330—Priee $23,500 | On improved property. $500 to $15.000:; $2500 . -5 ANE & FRANK! ie : moder will - o wonder? home |} 40d ‘au™ . ron East ¥ arne: terms " ‘ $8250 vumediate anewer T. LOU ls BrsrnEas oe OBS pe LY 4, SRR ee ee ORTE REALTY & LOAN CO ana bleeds’ ae. ote terms: Int. oreaaaes corner Wentgomery and Biair. | 5. SURKAMP & CO. Guin Easton av | cap Victorta. Ridg. ae Philco also makes rechergeabie muck 1 ~~. Alley Pe Rillierd Hall m.. $46; — 4 fer flat ot bur- Pio eTntibe Bei; t “ec ¢ Garfwid 1456. 106 N. Sth. Garfield 14: 7 Ae) agp ae EP e- 4 Rh. stare. ba oe Sag a ae ' ; 4 fc) | GENER AL COUNTRY —— hertenes cepenally ts _= up. ! } Salow =a r ‘ Unanmmag mene = pgm ibe Sn ee we a : atti ih ae nine must . oe - oe ; oe ~ aro witty ine: giant 4 inside. end charge in- on | ‘ alge es a “Ure an 10 Banh of Commerce Bids pee Turesh: 4. sccus and test 2211 NORT Ht M ARKET , wold. See and mah fer rin, F-POLLACK. 101 \. 8th. Gar. 2783 | LOANS | ot Mm. Louis 6 nthe hard wad ~ Seaman eo tal yen when end bew Phike wire” to epen this type of business > eas, fast er room: hel-~water ea front i a See gr ae infil RN S. BLAKE & BRO. 815 ¢ bestant. a rr sae ee. a | OF write Box 1.905. * trom) rr fast sale Ee ve - -- 2 an ee ate | Wem uy second ;ENERAI MERTHANDOSE hasemen: of the new “sum : be 42) ne Pe rhOo SoOuUtTR St Lous } "a ° orn , > . » +) ae e - = 7’ >t {Iie & _ M — o roperty blerka. meer this af once. ) be Acres, lL, ouch ’ moroudl ii Punsa = n 4 ~ i af at 2» ™ S i a? ome = Nort beast ‘corner Marcus and &t Ferd- ' a — teres i —-- flece et Ipwaiom ALBERT G BLANAE K FE CO. ine priced to xe! $15,000, Bitton: sarase: deed lot; 4002 Nature ortnwest eg ele mand: 2 stores an) 11 3.and 4 reom flate: | | Ds BVSINESS ECHANEE | Zit Chesteet. Main 096.00 | pen” AL THEIMER & } = 2 ae me ye RTE REALTY & LOAN cx CUTE BRILLIANT. 5et%—simzle 4 and — _ Main 1714. 7, moh: is ae. 799. Victorta Ridg | Sentral -_— 4 , . » 4 * : ; ; ; , e - a a (Tr? | ' 4 28> ’ pa Py - 2 4 , 4 ° eMieid 1498 los * none .4e@ + nm: erases: eus¥ terms: frme - Q ) on ‘wil xe ge ee - y x ; | GRew “ERY AND | MAR Ket Wor Northwest “ ul AT W LL. L Y ‘ ov GIV BS | Garten i _ *. Si. Garielc pA cendcitien;: offer wanted: price $10...08. Ft R F ST P ARK DI ‘TR i¢ T - -MMELMANN . ‘—oe mn Ee co. i a ent corner. Box Y-336. = ” . . ec ty in enpié¢ ne a ‘el husiness lot. a OTH oy Ty Sa r ib , CE Ter ~~ _ bieck:- 7 : st res aoc one flat: rent $294; OFFERS LOANS mation , + on ~~ - 4 ~— mie ran ; =.” . “ a’ eet BR I TY 4 = Is Vv . t! & ‘ a? , (ax Jt = — - —— ? + drigina! or . k sommes. agnras - : W—— 2-= = = Na Annan, _Realter. 200 Chestwet TO NET 6 45%, SECURED} P22r4, 3 invent : pis convenience. re ty ; sk : , Whi SH a LD : rn Lar, TE. I848-4u-42—3 stores _an » NE 49%, ST. LOU! SiNES® EXC : Qt TY . REALTY ’ bil NN ry Be > o 18 ; and o-room at. . 9 x" 4 ‘a2 ee & | . FELD. 44 4288 LOM : ince t re te .™ -* Peer a of ry ’ : "7" ° te ¥ TE ¢-a - oJ r - « Tent Hi: Vi —,- Punt v town ~otthng woe =~ - KNITRMEYER-FLEER Tearing 1 t two attached S860: price Ste) terms. r - | Ww | > i oF - ke U l, ST ‘ RES =. yf wad } ash Bu vs XN ow Bu ne ral phi wy ; — r . n ; \ e oO nN * 3 \ Grand — “3 Pes ler = on te — s! 4 4a) a ——- Jou ~ ’ — ” tk L eb ee semen: ~. ahh ors ruios = Diets . cs > x iiiiesidlitenes "snes - “A — : O- Poe “fat abeve Fai A az ~) ~ | y } Dent guests: income S1IGR bent N aT R. A Lt i — - NI = ae 7 a , ,- 88 on . Shy F . 4 ‘ SANRtsA"N } ~ ~ NN ) | IS ‘T. ' a LA. —+ 70004 oca tien: "4°4 K tore. « ble for > mere pag fg ye a ~ ee = = “ems rater beat. garage; onshal? _ Southwest ; TEREST. SEND FOR car barn: dotee good bua hy A DW \Y sane st aus table for = Lackland c F ‘EL ¥) XT OTT. =i FE THis sew Bt SG ALow- ¥LAr— kt gout . ; Bt TNE —— i S16: lence anrls Poherte S88 @ pm tei Peder Tie rer —_ Anat” ww meriercak re +) a . mm . i) i,} :~ ——e . . et : call aiean aa - =A KI WARTIN Lda vie Chestiul. t:ar. Ol... os _ A PlMe og “Ooms sun rar 2-3 . * : INVESTMENT MEAT MARKET—Asd some grocniam ‘h’ | BUSINESS compels me to sac fir PE Lg BD ye ee my | oes th t-water heat. sleeping per a SHE 6RO0N “Hot a _ & "a2 7 ; - - ; rm ERG & . ~~? "908 N as barca ii ' ae 7 S40" $5505 per mont oo | | 4 7s. a Ape eri ete kiichem and bath. doutie dr-k |: OCND CITY TRUST Co Umen. Forest S764 am 2 oe ae Sa00. int st FRANK SEBASTIAN. Real: a 50 nv oicn. mUeMAaARL L. BAK . cu rage hummer, Testricte een oo _ ee i A a ge >. = CN. wane r xy Tis Hartford. Ariede Ss e : AJ i ; .% 5 iia XN. Tth . srofemente skine $15 Oa oY i A sD (LIF BER 1? Che« foe “s ” . [01 Wrachkt at = ye — = ‘Ge cerner jiocatien: scaatte feat; comrmsion tw geud tement. L49T — | test ratin a Usiversity Willkx./ AT FRED, iSli—— > biockhs wea _— STA” 3437 _: SU. ) .r iG om” ib. > ER cent 2 gor “ hea an Mi iN - ad ; = — H a ~ ~9 2 TO NANDA . , ° . . ‘ — & - — Dat . C wha ie = « ~ oN T'S 4'.A Modern ; ie ilinat =e / ee —_ - : \ (estnwse : ae : ae, fromm eo . emt ~ 7 -4 OF. yes veh ws Jervis ae 1M 23S-3F 4 —Store and flats ati =T. LOTYSs Bram uf usin ton cae “ ° : reas > _* rare i¢ oe | 7. Ne A » 13 . > Th le rn 4 . ) Ys i, 5 , — ' : _- . ; ap " : - ed ; 7 arass ? - Ri . er’ . w l riv . > 7 yee? or"? = a as Fa. ’ FIE ST DEED~ or 5 SALE "ne . ae = Rid ST: ‘ESS 64> les is \ t? i Ai ;* : ralow orm _ “ are & s- I a ae R a res ALTH Ee] M —R & ro, ) I> EF. 47 rr ox, ‘ TERI: ts -— oe i 4 4 aides a: oa Maw 2030 ROaux Tuder ale o eo tm Orcha - nea TA: DFIC BHOOV AM i \. Be pr 3. d acTes pe ‘ CTZAD a slate zm : > ra T IN i G C A RA NTEED ¢ © st de oe —— lea> IN TT r . ; a ; bel ae Se or «ab > Oe roe 474 fiart? — FY : i Pi ‘4. ] + : > ie ma at ‘ATTS REA?! TT “i arr « esth , S9000 and $10,000. AL ave — RIN’ iS 2 ES (PMENT TV aNhk : ae - a. i Sacaieninel stieteeitinienell se : ~ | . a eee e w and == . = “=i Chestnut. _ | tities and plenty of fire amd tornade in- | “eu ‘s. aieo criinder and ~—— Thee) samlewen Le bP ghee aie , " CUTTAGE—Four moms "1m . « a «4 a ae eT AGONER ™ ©6780” _ a S emaene ‘ ' 7 " - -_ LEO. J WTaANSTRATH ; I ;* Chestnut. PT > oo rr ~~ THIS MEANS A GREAT. ee F. | ——— Sheth. farmace. garags: | bony S07™ TOCk front. bail. furnace: let REAL ESTATE—FOR COU'RED ~~ °. ** TITS Chestagt PRINTING PLAST — Wil a West DEAL TO YOU, DEGENHARDT. 327 _ tase “ . . & ' ~i a* : ns ssa " —_ ae ee ea — nt ser ‘ . a : % Page Av. and Woodsen Rd. sore beet wor aden bee oo —Sosos> el“ | down. ; aie ‘aes See $2500 “sison gsoco = RESTATRaNT—izis Pack 1} lw + he aa 1 | ™ Lote "IL eat ac) , as _ . RR _ Rea ~ P a .2 ng . a Ae 1s rons = + & an. Bz “ ' : = t sed _ _ e ; - a ~ far ort. Pore caked qu laniter eervies: dandy lecation for an) ; umd Mail Coupon to 208N m. = vr. nitor. on ‘Chesca, ~ r Realt [e8 om South , = MOORE M044 N. 4th. Garfield 4652, $5500. 7 $7000 and = $7500: vegfect titles teil pudinces BEN ai TM MER & BRO. RK co. HUMPHREY. 397 $ Moms. moaiem JOHN F. “ABBOT tor. (hestpet. —_ a sy ae a lt @9*) and ample insurance he Sa REYFTAt "RANT T—Rend ae ree Garheid 142; Agepta,. 409 Waineright Big. S Ww hac?: carace nmediate naseeswor- ¢>) | | ~ E- 2312-14-16-1s—: s: eigh ai’, S.1i-—Brick residence: 7 oms Ma. RUsT a SONS Le ‘ ce‘ste So0; mo ¥ a nage + Ryped yy eng Rigg oe ~ es ae gg _ non * 2315-14-16 — os ot-wate- heat, ell ourtier. hardrood sm t HOME—MEST END $00 CASH ‘ Chestnut st. | FRY & KERR 1 es Tx TOR AND DRNTisTs st Demet Lo ‘2 anc Chestnu ts. HUM! Hin EY “ . oms “2@ fat er J TM ER & = oc - sears, Purest 440.2 See Rosa. jist sest | of (Kimmighwar: 3! 3055 MeREE—$1500 DOWN va asnore Reals 200 Chestnut | it: 3 sold. 3 ef. See gaisaine an SOee BRIN S ROOMENG HOUSE—S resume PriLLinuw STA Se Weei Eom Dea N- MY NOMO cas 6 wets sees ne: o + awe ’ ms. tie hath ariace. owner ina z TAL ce Ss >> — = ——— Wineser dailr P®6 } ‘eorms. =0 ae Teg Mawes | | tty, anxious to # 4059-4047 ry Sesto. 3 and 3: bath. . electric: fur- , 42450" “a wwi—-36Germ %-TeOm we: |) | ee IST DEEDS OF TRUST—6% | ROOMING BO — il room AM Pane & ’ 7 x in © S-toom, xf: 7 . rape seuth side: @ real bar- ence: a ea painted eSd papercd. sss. sooo es TOgn Orrick fiat. “¢ ES el ge Pe en a Bev SSNS. . See ee. eee Bie possession open wath. oman pe Go otinie an cag | BS} ANA to SiS.O88. | SSS) _Waehneten_ 3S MARTIN VLIAN ; pen! | war. a2 RENGE LW ra 3127 ™ terand. |. 8. ' you 4 WOR, 101 N: Sth. Ger 7722 tomar. | -4N ~ ©SEBAST! — rye | payment 2 a at Ys = oo sc*o' Se BRINEOP SEC CRITY ' ROO: ‘MING og - Le ETTE Bunga ee - : a , 4 a mi”, @Ce = * Perfect titles, et : come no dealers. SARAM. eG \ —Spleodid retail location ak LAFAY et py . autiful MENARD, 2352-34—Doubdie meen fas a Lacie ca. - = . ” ’ oe - ——— — -" ; > = ner ' Cal . : S meme hardwood om wate a nt Sirs | ——_._ ~ ".* AATA s0Ss—8 rooms. tile bath. fur #1 deen ae. §a8. Water; « “SEE ts” ROOW ING ROPSe—T rooms Gee ot bust cor heat eermn wreh : : = : POL 2..ar garage harcain Pree Jolt balance menthir CHRISTIAN RBRINKOP REA’T. EST aTTE ' ter 138A 7. i. t EPSTEIN 2 SON. BIT ( heatmut. a arag - . ra building ,o ‘ JOWN 4 ABBOTT, " Renitor, Tee «¢ hestnart fo Re 84> Hart fi) RED EF i nee ae ee — — one - ~ - : ~ ii . ; : .. " : . - irtiord f‘irwt ALFRED E. “ HMOELLER, 919 Chestnut , O.. 3621 S. rand _Laciwdte 5 sPact ark basement under MENARD 22350-—~] — ang ¢' “eck wes - ® rooma -r > 8 z aia. RE Gul w PRER. s1° « Grand ie) | ao aol or c ; = afi an on c , ee ¥ spe x ; =. . ; . Erst KIN r = - | _BRIC kK BL NG i AL ‘ Ws s- 2M): *Ber tern : ed OR: : Se . S trust for sale: face. jeans Teaidences, . — a a 5 Saas tm sic mH) sT 119. Meter i +-roem ' J IN S. BLAX! Ext — ae S Cheetm ‘husines® property im amounts ef $1000 te | ss — aoe . o6. © Vieta pl.. Kenwood: 4 and JOUN H. ABROTT. Reaiter, 708 ¢he = lng lg ~ tee a ag ; - ? —y we ~ nn -_—— Rciuding tnterest. .10TMis ati ath ot-Water heat “a IS30-22 = et ‘ “ao O° age gg etme , - aay a - YT 5 - n any e325, MoecerS CULCiIgs: can Un- | ss3e’. 8. on WELLSTON STORE ay .. st ENAMP CO., GZli Eastan av! Wick sarace- Food location - ~~ ee ee-s @ TOC tire “2. .urnace. €a8 and electric: also £4 .. ancy brick 1 room ~siderne donb! od suit you: Teal estate joans is Delmar 47327. x 7 : . . “Dare : — Sawer “ma = ; mwoT, Durpaces and "2c". Thais hance for someone .' *ectrmic anda furnace uliding in 1 a a * somal "= . - | f@couwiaetaaes . BIOSH-RIRNS LOS « heetr: at i : + a han somaen . ao _ our excilustve usiDeses Ca or write for Rix MT Ni; How Sh—a — ‘ a ‘ - , th = (ose) : : + ; . ft nel zt) acai” z - a ™h - en ~~ ra TmetT La ex v } s' } a & + s : ‘+ * : 7 : Weriston — . - vou pcim bie oo of te te A ee -- —_— - a Wirt dl ; \ > TY »*~* >i + — ie i 4 me ~? - \ ‘ rts t% * 2 , - = 1 ea: 2 % . i . . = MBoss 4 tose wt NZL ie) a = wd aD = ere — ? — 5 — cur price J st. issued each “Friday. : - bet a ots te Ree 7 ~~ =m ~~ » e 2 z - A *. a 4y " . . a i —D— at * : -~* — . “ ; -_ let or ? : . ¢ bs ' ' =m? Ph AMI * cm? Til Rast: on. « + ee _ tame ’ 7... WINTER SHAS ON Bart 4' NS = u ANT. wor ys IN— 8500 Edward K. L — ‘Realty c 6. ROOM OF “a aero . ‘ ‘i NEW = NGAL ows. Vas 4 (arn e . wD) Pd _. wre yw « at 2 -- * " . , ‘ “a4 ; ‘ iwi rt - ieee - “> a _ — " ‘ seed — : as , — (= mw Hr eget, ee wl eS ~wetmu ‘c32 ; * + : . r BL NAL S . Mecern direct TNT Lhe infata 4 “‘erytaing modern: m ery desirable ren: ; .. “= ~ a n pert o gptiens tion Rae tr { ‘ols red anv estment Prot rty ; Pn xk sae: ia” WANTED puniInEss Pp nesses bullder: SOM up os | oe ye oun In: one ovtay erms, “n@ district; was §21.500: now $19 SEG S Pern ue 2 mection call Gustiehd oFeS Ss ning -av.: S-famyr brock ) } ee e"! RN Ish _ > ‘oom: ‘ a)! T™ ~~ ore >i ‘ j |e ics oo p : * Nik =}; 1s T) aN ea) i e e- bl -- . . . —_ , " -~ i a, ; \ a. i , . * ™ — “ - a — a attr ~—e0e — > > , : , -eastrr inet er ™ o* Te es Weeeesi al opce, i LR ES WOOD is Unga.ow, 4 Torts it et 4h Lane NAl a -e — 4. TURE = ais ‘am Water, 3 sepiend?id inves; {; Tents om " . ~ Me . ‘ ™ e . ait , unt ‘iehext aa) s. lot: hath fur ; ROOM nt oe OW 8500 rhe wh Sean (ASH Bt \~ s-KOONM HOt Se ' Ss} ~? - ed r Thera = Westimeter _ . . 7 > : ~ ; WM LG a i oe f .*ore "xk? > . |. tr “1 . es J | - ’ ’ +. ~. : * coqh4 ; oer st ay mei its } ag 2 RY aTT ~ he _—— - bie a flat: 3 moshe and} r. DICKMANS. ‘3133 .. ‘GRAND_ wen: eed fa ~_. — » Ma fwl! deecnptian = aS Ee at MN ‘2A PTOI ee = in merm, hot-water te -ariwore? Moors, | and —— AdGress x. Bruha, Amer- ‘Pine Lawn NF AR neve mt ie floeet o better anewhere | =—_ -— Beautiful bung : _: "WRISBER:.. T2984 SG a a | RAVEN WOOD. 255 — New S roeFe. | ans bath on sie teen oe aee Thoms 1 ROOMS PE et a Sees GET KEY TO INSPECT ~~ : o. . Cimes 9 iam : . wi . is RERG FELD. 5440 ‘astern 2: in wot ie hy ag peggy ee =e Saad am ‘tlteewa’ ~ ote ar i ao >t ~! . 7 ~t, ~ — ; R EA L ESTA TEI s ee BATH. \ WANT see” . 4 = ., a = ro e . . | Garfield S005. SILVERBUATY —“"2 1808 Dennsyivanis. room seek: wet OM) SMS = tite Southwest Borrow a you need. Yebien is reagos a .* — a ‘ the “hy : J ~ t T > . - rr e . . ~~ ww apt wees Chemtns: t ot “4 ~ cr. * ’ sper ; i. u* ; M ash 4 a -* yt Pu aloe sor - “~ wer Ran YTeur t tle a74 S Minutes = nr ne Se . 3 : : REAL est Te—wro. To BUY _ os 7 cANCTSC. S REALTY CO 804 “hee-wut on ee. o R. ~ oe Sreurn ¢ “OG. state Tin “OpPper cutters. ¢: . e need Sverrt ing -rirate. Ne OPPORT UNI | Gervally * eae; ae FLORIOA Pie PERTY Wir c aetvig’ ? : . , * yp) - AO ampere bourse or mere a cea calenaaaan ' -arge. With ¢ 1d. Cooper party. Cal S117 a. = ales bad ial -~ Chestevt excelent on. See * toda ndorses. Pay peck wher pur ees On the Fas | Gieheiene Meights ~4) RI <i “ENS Tt , as te es 3) week y ‘OULS BUSINES + xc A * — . is . ss ae _ ee — —— I nan are ate = - laa tliat ——_-— ll - . .

Page 33

_—— THURSDAY, JANUARY tam 1926, Se) Sustmnss opponTunrtal 4 : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 33 EXCELLENT central] we ne ° barber shop; conc st cae . “fj Post- Dispatch. ~aunanaren Box ™ de ‘ LINE Fi EXCELLE NT corner offices for aayek eee eam) = ~O- ‘Vital Statistics—Questions Answered i -Radio Programs -0- 4 = = rr a = ~x oS mt auty ; nd ounce pes y Perio concessions. Box Tp | oss eps j EW YORK, Jen. 7--A ss Fred Dickson-——Carie Wilborn. PROP’Y Sales Distributor Set C, Stalder, Danes, Re econ | 3 ee —w | range funtored Be ous . Stalder, Dawson, Neb.—Mrs,. Nor-| James Murray—Jane Roberis, & relativ debt than | rs. Nor oberis, St. Louls. * strength on expec Cie “abd | etlt"enaite exclusicg entrees al, Be Marriage Licenses {)s.2. Wis; Hates, _ RADIO PROGRAMS }| much “of the. cotton taken yD 6S seme 609 Pt: class patented ob cc peoncee wo . I rie Walter, ikraneas’ C cit , Oe vee. Fees BIRTHS RECORDED | TO UERIES| | Post Dispateh Radio i ane a tesa te by . ar ; & wi saac : e : : 609 (A;; | coral een powelitcn? eit re Births Recorded 3] 'is.nteP airy tore acme] | pore. : : ing Station ||Sekeses ses eh he Be reduces cakes ued merchandising° unde B Pp Daniel Zorich, | Panama, .—S8e0,. Aasies cae ee (Copyright. 1926. by Radie Digest.) | The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reve to reject any query Broadeasting Station opening ot Se Aavanoe of ; % e218 \ profile and first its Bill +A, * > A. » , 6112 Virginia. 2 | Personal . " a points ne (chor | $0000 er betOr Seen males will urial erm) il Lynch, Potosi, Mo.—Rhoda Sheridan, . C. and L. Taube, 36254 Texas. KDKA, Pittsburg (309.1), 7:15, | peter pos oe telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be | KSD Tey reding. sagen, bdvanctng. 9 80 D8 pe a furniture: | E eajlent opportunity 5 > eound, o-cw wae ~ NN ne John F, Schiteker, Wellston—tIrene Havense. oo = = oe aoe Eads. farm program: 7:30, Little #ym- oi amnaneel _— except letters on medicai questions of andoudt- trade connections were ong the buyers ' tor: en Nalness. ; ‘tT’ “c . : M. , | . fortaane Co. | ciully responsible, Nominal eerie, aan ie MARRIES Ee Blain Frank Show. St Louis County—Mrs. Mona |S. and D. Berger + tanagglamen phouy. orchestra; Cari Benetl,|/ / >"..') ” “Consult bank reearé-i ine een ee 5 gore forelgn tmde buying of October, ok” 128) | tal necessary. Telephone w., T cape preech-—Mrs. Carne Biair nkmann, 5t. Jou Fr. * ‘ae cae tenor; 10, concert J. H. L.—Consult a bank regard-|the west of i- 45.1 Met ore said . J, OLN ‘ h—Mre. Laura A. Haw — - T. and ®. Carr, 4123 Chouteau NE She, , 'ing the val f the G of it, therefore theoreti- eters ; . An Hote) Stat smith : awkina. ea. - K aliue of the erman note. ] call ° , Private cables reported a etter we ping house; ler, for appointment. 5 Verno) Hammack—Belva Emma At Belleville. M. J. and R. Schwab; 608 Walton. KFNF, Shenandoah (266), 7, con- i R. AND G.—Address the Camp tiret ave, New Tear — ore Davitght weekday broadcast - ihe. Ma Wn BR sled je “gee — . ~ , s } } in 50 ot Sst Parlor on Delmar BL | G. N. and i Deschien 4938 Orbe Mo. KHJ, Los Angeles (405.2), 10-2,!)|. READER OF P.-D.—We do not|up (ce) into a gel re gy = — fect om later deliverien. . sy cocci | fine ongtion’ bap peace alte cut A: aid R. Persak, 2uh0. 8. Tenia. program; 12-1, Don ‘Clark's || Mavs, the recipe for, the old-fash-| lumps and ‘pour into, (4). Stir Thursday—4:00 P.M. |\| \ brie. wein few ‘oims of, rom, tn ‘ ave ; = - Har mel. Ss you can ' . — at” lock show! ne ances © Loan Co. | 400° rite VI INVE"CO 0. 7th and Cusiness, t | F Ne ane ae per. 4830 Siegel. el Biltmore hotel dance orchestra.|/] find the same in Bch gt Aa fe pe pl 7, f nery fa the lue - Womens Hour conducted by 2to 14 tw on old wen positions, while t. (eR) | BILTIARD PARLOR bees 4452 orl any se J. an a. momen. 5475 Hodiamont. KNX, Hollywood Express (336.9),|'| Pe books at the Public Library. in 1834 is waeth + ‘he Yt ee © wednesday Clud of Bt. Louis, ey See ey ee est class trade; 14 tables: eetabit - J. apd L. Prosk “= th ae Dini 8:15, travel talk; 8:30, Atwater Q. &-—The customary method of Mre. Ivan lite Holt, chairman of cine of 3 pointe (ours; complete; owner reti wy A. W. and MM. Hoffman tee Een blll “ | cleaning ink spots is to READERS. -~ Stradivarius was / the Current Topics Section of the oe : $7 AK retiring: - i R. and M Re ffman, 1832 Madison. Kent orchestra: 5. H. L. Crock- li id. Ss P use Oxa- born in 1644 afa died i 1737 H club will present the program. “How New Orleans Cotton. “00. \ ‘ian ‘Ts ) AM SINESS B OXCH 'G % | oe A. and E. Free, O91 § Bartmer.: ett, baritone; Ilya Bronson, con | per “tn a ccunsntonnedl” cakes worked until he was ov or 9 90 years = yo Best Out of Books” will NEW ORLEANS, Ia., Jan. 7. Cotten ietor} _H eae ee aieee. . ne , . oO o ° » ow ps BOWLING ail Owe rat 4130 “s Es F. and Le ynnige., 4027, Kennerly cert cellist: 10, program; 11,||| the acid and let it dry. Then lay|°f @e¢ and turned out a large Rey A. burs wil give te adings futures closed standy at a net decking of Jee ME nee West: 8 alle A. J. + sw ombBey, 4538 Claxton. ‘ "|i} it immediately | number of violin d4 violincell f = a 2 to 16 points; Jenu i oa @ Be: niet® equipment: ; ; . and 8. Gle ” : s ® - ime ate) on the blot and i 8 an olincellos. rom current ve nd clears about § 40 Ps jleitze, 2541 Maiden Lane. precious gems program; 12, a n ree. @ Ose 1. Il March, 19.37¢ to 19.30¢ ' month: ren vit J."and M ty a ! ts it has been estimated th ll to- Jost, e U te ¢ te nomth; rent $100: long lease oe . A M. Waser, 2315 Michigan. many cases it will take the stain stimate at all to f st, composer and organist, wild pre. 189Rc; July. 18.57¢ to ‘ap bbe: Oetode:. 708) viege '§ RUSINESS ERCH A x | Rnd, B. Canterbury, 1303 8. “Eighth. dance orehestra. out without leaving a trace. Sether about 1000 violins are at- gent musical selections. 17.040, Spoi steady vane unchanged; mi¢- OAF— Belle oes ¢ Ba Me and At cake eee le oe KOA, Denver (322.4), 7:30, dinner T. 8.—The first day of January, |e en One about SSS Cet dling, 20.07¢ god business: yt Ans a | E. and ©. Eaggn, 6832 Bartmer. - concert: 8:30, farm question || 1926, is the -—- inning of the sec- rious bende on mt 9 at 6:55 P M Newstes n. f Sg ©. and D. Young, 2626 8. Fifty-nintb box ond eee te the twentieth cen-| lutes putters aad ‘manéolae pee | Wwe New | CAPR TER TTAB Sw nat | ‘ : wee : | tury. he international date If . ’ ' AF Chain “Good Willi” Yorks : NN. Broadway: wi i Noell Tor ha - ¥ ee ee GIRLS. ; KPO, San Francisco (428.3), 9,||| is an imaginary line fixed sans bongs J ete > eugene | gram direct from New York 700 a — * ss if so) ld at once. | leo a 00d ward. 400 S. Jefferson. ‘a r chestra: O | as the point where the rec an am Kubelik are both ’ ~~ &.. ~ ae Larkinitesase 7 30 Dp. m. NEW Y. Clark. 3062 _ 4 eee KTHS, Hot Springs National Park | LEGAL INFOR MATION. dealers. KFWF—214.2 Meters. Nay 18:83 it et NVEXCTIONERY—And variet, W. and C. Tumse. 1625. _— >. . RM THURSDAY, 7:45 st ‘ . ablished place; fine stock 1m. ne Bing a - Fuma, 152 o Picker. (374.8) 9.9-90 violin recital i heali » #149 FP. M.—Divine Cnet .. 18.39 8 1 3 is” “ » clean, i] and M./ Paradise Clayten. Mo : . ’ ~V, ti ‘ ; ' ng service. Address. “The Law ‘ in b : oe ! n (gifbor ood, fee anak, ee heat. “ay B A. andl. Handian, S211 A Northland. Flora Sharp; 9:20-10:15, dance] (By a Member of the 8t. Louis Bar Association.) - "aaa one ~~ Relationohip ay. 19. se hz. bus : ese: . ; adie . . j r iT , ye ~ ® an a ving this Up. Colfax th a148y * | H. and i’ Sivteieee ee a oe program. | i. RO: PECT-—Consult some bro-,and is being paid for by the ex- }/ Hartmann. Healin oremaen tee cor \J. H. and F. Maloney, 1513A Collese KYW. Chic om | ker regarding the playing of the} soldier sick in radioland. « y the HOG MARKET ACTIVE CREAMERY ber P GROCERY— Soul | b Philco Socket Power “B” Eliminates “B” |W. snd 8. reeset” OAT Bere KDKA: 7:06-1:30, "Unc povetl Rata A READER—The Standard Oit |||} ce? 7 Me~Chimes and ores $2700 h and ver . ; both d 4 renzel. SO&7 Bartmer A: 7:05-7:30, "nele Bobe}' B. h.—Unless the earnest mone ’ ~The Standar rid | ; n coe: business: employs 2 > ve atteriecs— ry and storage. W. W. & G. Womble 7 cel bir Y!'Co., the | cert, Confectionery ana grocers: ‘rent $50 in; Me o |J."E. and K. Kirby. 211BA Obear. ? bedtime story; 8. good reading; ||| Tece!Pt provides to the contrary. united States “meeet “in One eee ee AND 25 10 400 HIGHER cludes 3 living roome, ares exet § It gives FULL- WAVE rectification—therefore |}. A. and V. Padrutt, 4534 Casion. 8:20. musical program: 10. e¥ | the real estate company Can 8UC@/ are » tates Steel Corporation |) 4 ~ roe receipts $250 to $300 per wees | > clear, HUM-FREE undistorted reproduction. | E. 4. and I. Venuto, 3958 Lindell ning ageme sige charge ~ ob-velt dry-cell eo ae. | Doria FE = 4, ete McDonald ny; 7, Mitchell GondolierS: 7:15, ] | ae eae yt edie as pee, ee he sation’ dae ee oe | | lerie sdudge. wallan Sere oan Louls ight 220; | z= 3 on call eo. Ms mils on ard re be ; Henrietta Roy ore llianie sad rasa ; é ; artm — es: | t Sl | oo oe dae toe Dota dicators to tell you when end how Philce Battery for your car. | Matilda Maul! 64. 3R67A Greer. recital; 7:45. Kandy Kids; 8, Bar-| | chrome department you can buy it Two drams vinegar, three érashe oer earns meat er 350: opring otnes, Fe: bre ’ a = NERAP® ME ny HANDISE STORE—8 * | prollle be - s ma wr “B0be C. cott ry O'’Moore. Trish tenor: 8-30. already prepared. it does not in- | &lycerine and four drams kaloline. bieck spor CORP. , la —4 an y; pros erty. dwelling, wares & farie Eisenhart. 67, Col a Musical Chefs: 9, Sesqui-centen- jure the hands. . i A ay ada a — paste which WSBF—273 Meters pouss stoma te ous te.; perfect « . ' =. om sho e spre | ages hee Sy SUN NE Water; SOOReNty: 20/0001" - nial hour: 19, Parodians; 10:30, | | RIlI.—One of the best remedies; ing ff it io poamibek ernen Le RaDAY. tad A: singe “> yA li ens pas cov Fistares $7500; Mock at Peron | a Club Cadix revue | for head lice in children is a vin-; applied on the face, the eyes | Ena Mornbium. manéolin eclectinnns and over ir Fiineas 108 Wieterta” Bide "tad CH Aa -_ ; wcco Mi : egar of sabadilla. This is pre- should be kept well shut on ae- Ralph Perry, pianist; J. A. Dever- $7: youn iran : | ae ERY A ntra SO» : Minneapolis - St. Paul, | pared as follows. Sabadilla seed, | count of the pungency of the vin- | eaux, tenor. 3 P. M.—Paul Schroed- eas, $4 $4.25; capo ff a gw ND MARKE T—West: ex | (416.4). 7. WEAF program; 5 parts; ale ne 5 porte’ re ease Bet nee te dislodgZes 1 er. pianist Claire Coote. soprano: Ibe... “~ capone eh be => —_- - z . . es: 7:3 Lme® po si acid, 9 parts, and water, .; parts. s 8 sfactorily and they Anton La Fata, tenor; arr elner, 3e: pe. SF GROCERY Oy FLA gp Se wv - Larkinites, des) Hire's \ oyage | Macerate for 3 days, express and|should then be gently expressed tenor: Mra. St@lla O'Laughilin, singer un a Nerthers | ship, wil) eell for $2 Hy FH cong $, Cliquot Club Eskimos; 9, | filter. The directions are: Moist- with care, not to use too\much and pianist. 10 P. M.--Dance pro- | ¥-308, Poat- Denton 7 Silvertown (ord Orchestra: en the scalp and hair thoroughly|force for fear of inflaming the sram from Cestle ballroom. ANS GROCERY MARK IC T—Northwest corne® _ , >) * i - fees . + 44 : * . ND IN- a ve wade INBSS EXCHANGE, | = chestra: 10, Lopez Orchestra. WGR, Buffalo (319), 7-19, WEAF 9:30, Club Kentucky orchestra; | Potatoes were steady to firm. demand pe- ls O=—$1 28, | program, Larkinites, Hire’s Voy- 10, Swanee club; 10:30, Murphy's ing slow. 2 aipelign were proderate. Bales a, Ton. 7 ‘ -score) i LIST. | LUN HROOM—Good iecati : to & ) ; WEEI, Boston (348.6), 7, WEAF ; Sew —* wa oe. S ing Zovd | businews: rent 4 \ | ogram, Larkinites; Hire’s Voy- ageurs, Cliquot Club Eskimos, orchestra; 11, Ted Lewis’ or-jat $4,40 car Minnesota Red River oe is | . Jeane any le Roherte new t \ — VD palatal r “75 , ~~ G dri *h Zippers chestra Qaios $ 35. as ane 436" “-. ; iss nee Ae MEAT MARKET—And some groceries; in ; ageurs; 8, Cliquot Club a vOOGriC apypers : “ 2 loads Nebraska triumphe oot car 1PM Ade: new subdivision: no competition; daly q 0.007 ~ =>) leers: 9, Goodrich Zippers. WGY. Schenectady (375.9), 6:39, WHO, Des Moines (526), 7:30-8. yg eto, Rm Bets ge eteady, reeripte, : naatby price | ment Dallas ocr book chat: 6:45. musical pro- Raleigh quintet; 8-9, Bankers! weights: 1 car Idaho russets $4.15 isg tia “tire nen as. ‘clonely. receipts $75: wonderfully equipped; he, MAY 27.1924 WFAA. . lot track gale, invoice weight: 1 car ida oa i Al whites” ary and to overeat pn amy $70 wie) anc ih o>! : Life trio; 11, Bankers Life Little ruasete $4 20. 1 car Colorado russets, so 3.90. “T TOUR BU ‘SINPRSS EXCHANGE. ae lire ‘+ ee ig. _Contral_4130—413% aymphonte orchestem, oor he i potat arket was about —— ‘ MARKET AND GROCERY —South © aigea r ‘ oe es mene - receints. D ri S.06 corner location: $250 to #600 v : WIP, Philadelphia (508.2), 7, ‘The Steady. Supplies were moderate. ie. be YORK. — pied) poultry firm ; ‘bretiete. wen 50c fowte emer weekly aeeneee: eatablisheg 20 years? >. Le: rent only pee y-18%. 9-1, price $3000. wigemeens ae FORK SALE. nny LOUIS RUSINESS EXCHANGE ; letoria Ridge Central $150 4129 URAVOIS. (0) POOLROOM—Six tables candie colt 4 trust on drinks, cigare S810 West Fiorlssa nt, han douw- — ee 1000, POOL. ROOM—3 pool tables; cheap for choral society; 10:06, Pagoda is the cheapest “B’ power supply Ea o | cafe orchestra. os Og $4.75 per. 100 Rt... ¥e . e WJR, Detroit-Pontiac (517), 6,| 5. t% 933k" °°" rium, Jean Goldkette's ensemble; 8,1 ne tO in : Goldkette’s Serenaders; 10, Gola- low. ive A hg Ra etenne® | kette’s Recording orchestra. $21 ohiah et Sesqui Centennial,” talk; 7:15, eB iy ye $4. 4 0, $4000. mash. Call at sto N. Leonard or phone S800, STH00 Freem ont 2008, ( } B san Mtuaao in. | PRINTING, EQUIPMENT — Have 5 srl BACK ON THE AIR WS, Chicngo (240.), 6:30, Ralph basket wonee, Sy MA SLM ow cooled oor sinnly Co. 100'N. 43. Balkite“B” supplying plate and in use in over 400,000 , Emerson, organist; 7, Ford and | supplies were moderate and demand sion. A900. 9 Me Chestnut. | PRINTING PT, Sxeoh, Tl all or con 4 ie . pptying \ . Glen; 7:20-7;55, Salvation Army | 2/008 were were’ Moinech was steady ai ; i 4c88) | trolling interest te wi elt sped plants * current from the lightsock- Balkite Power Units. band. eae GA Beas COTATIONS. OSA ty fF cae oe cy inder notype and jobbers: coos 4 e ° oa ee bss $70 ver ton: red “ab | firms f truest. | husiness Rox N-73 _Poat-Die 62 . et, will outlive over 20 sets G d h Sil WLW, Cincinnati (422.3). 7, con- A e ik ~ RANKAS T °. Jon, 7 I 79 Chestaut, | res TAT RANT Deine S150 per days “ne tan So f 5. It is absolutely silezit in op- OO ric vertown. cert; 7:30, bridge lesson; 7:40 Spite est red, ciches. S340 t0 | aw ealacted 440 Poultrretigre ANS erma. For ft of B batteries. ar as eration furnishing a con- Mere pe«.. 5 © £94,169 75 ang white. $3.50 to $4.50. Utah | hens. py ‘nigner _—~* Ke ee -And soft drn parlor, has ever ° vane concert: 9, recital, violinist, bari- yellow, $2 BS per 100 wounds: Mexican |astock 2- lower. age: 0 pute ene peta. Fee Rin % os on ce"B” II we know, not one stant even flow of B tone; 9:50. a trip to the farm: 10, white ite, oF r wa thon ag eo $e ote loes Gnchangeee is ; 85000, 2 STA taNtae 713 Par te 7 i Co san : | : : fete toe | sone aul te OC ein "B barrier ndenrnon | OU _ __ Power fromthe lightsocket r rchestra Doherty Melody bore: 13 Croney |e Gaane aimee wonose. sist) — LOCAL FRUIT MARKET ETY 00. | cents PRANT Rent 835:,. Guy) is curvent from the abt oocket ~ 2, Over 50,000 Balkite “Bs that gives @ quality of re- 12:15, Night Howls, Crosley Siy-| -ANisB“PLANT— Louisiana, $6 0 | Apples Are tends. But the Trade Hoetnut st. y ty a f Sade ast on «os adapted to sets of $55 are giving satisfactory seT- ception impossible with ‘ a 1 Terriers. me CHALIOTS—New Orieans, 49¢ (to Goce ’S ROOMING JIQURE—e rooms, 9 ful beste ga vice in daily use on all any other device. It cannot WMAQ, Ohicago News (447.5), 6, se pS AC ai Tanke. $1.75 per "eats *T LOUIS promt Ce ROW. Foor ;, , . “hip =y" BKAN r v ues UST—6°% | too win HoTsh—i1 rooms: turnlened. types of receiving sects. burn out radio tubes. ° % Chicago theater orga® | SSMU iat Aa ‘ REST Wasehinetan bi. 5 (a 1 ver as e enor 6:30, Hotel LaSalle orchestra; &, CA ROTS—ome-arowe in the to 91 pes ROOMING WOPSE TY Sens good. Ins _Balkite “B” is the only 6,[It is tested and listed as a $:30, talk; 9, U. of | Me: Jouleiepe., 200 oer Met and od : com neo ealera. mar ¢ a | Re ic ’ . 2 - o J S » $2 per On ite 7 > rate | RQOOMING HOUSE—S rooms. — clean full; "“B eliminator that does standard by the Under- | BI acters sees: ee hci — anne arom coe an ver = ~ | eros S N. G d ide o Texas 26> per ; sake me EN. te wot ING. nab OT | not deteriorate with use. It writers’ Laboratories. | ; WMC, Memphis Commercial Ap- cr LERY — —_— cxue ‘ ~ , 2 .« S: can un-| ae pees: on Washineton: term , * notrequirerenewal. . practically al] 5tube adroitness and zest that have made re eae Fontenelle orches- a demaben a Poi dhe — oans in| Delmar 47 imi ; PRICE ‘ ra; 9, Deluxe program; pro- per 4 ite f{ i” ts — ‘ digg eg Fg Ee Balkite Battery Charger The sectitying unit — this famous orchestra the feature gram; 10:80, Omadala orchestra; | ga visto Chat! ge” OBS valty (‘o. Victor. Humbolt S074 Nolesaless, can be used while the set is Balkite, a metal $ §, Itisabsolutelyguar- esq? | 12, G. R.’s Radio night watch- | varrel (c02) | RUOMING HOUSE —@ rooute, chee taf | tin operation. Rapid and ideal for : program of millions men. fet pound om sete a pgaick sale: party leaving “city. nas heavy duty sets, Special model for developed and made anteed to give satie- ag WOC, Davenport (483.6), 7-7:30 OM en PEPPERS — Floride 1% bo SA : RGOMING ,HOUSES— 5 way i333 exclusively by us Atyourdealer’s faction. THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CQ., Akron, Ohie WEAF Larkinites; 7:30-8 WEAT oes. NAOH EEE me —_ . Weatmineter pl | : { program; 8-9, musical program, | *°,J¢ aa, ang emell. 0S oe ee New York > York Gaane> ESTATE! ROOMING HOUEE — mS ai at Benufectured by FANSTEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY, Ine. Cliquet ciub Eskimos; 9-10, err e HC alter in, ee Pt 2 $971 73 to| xEWw ee 4 <-Wiile NOTES | _roome: . , ; llinos . ’ ;' a crate raw r merke wen geet Fae : 4 « . — Se _ Chtonge. ra Sponsored by the ‘ | Listen in to “ EAP Goodrich Zippers, 11-12, ” ARD chase. a Suite no aut ROOMING potS&E— Is voome: the LeClaire hotel orchestra, Peter $260: rent $75: part cash: some. tertile makers of Station KSB Jettermon 1475W. 2680 ee famous . preet MacArthur, baritone. Sih et ae CO toe ° - ROT ATNG HIOUSELIO oom Sil Cord . wood, ge geen a Be ~ Rainbo BA .. Fas My A ee ; Tire—and 30,000 (Central concert, & sis, - 9° uets, 80- i ER? wil! ao vou Roberts 108 other Standard Time) los; 10, art New Y cele- bought, eold . bration, Rainbo Skylarka. Hor 7 REPAIR—T i = "RO, Washington (468. » Y thas “names im aeawon $125: cata price : cna See ies 7 Pas pot r 5240, (058) bce ‘latest tmproved eet | Balkite Trickle EE, 7 a crate faney. an ‘| from Se es “7 EX ican concert; address, WJZ; 8, exice 7 tiie. tO Victoria idx. y Sab May be connected to any 6-volt “A” | Noyal salon orchestra, WJZ; 10, Lg - arate salts “Taree Soment 13.600 Efe STORE On | Main et. net ~ end a a ° bf | - 4; 9:30, Meyer Davis | bef pad $4 per bbL Baim’ |o¢ Conan” for prom sarah SATE ates cnet ME Seales treenane gest conan emia ra - 5 §— toa pree Td \e ree iW aD pvo'rc - 6 ore . ” . Sovtully oat tied books open; owner 18 ae cetteries mav sleo be weed $ 10 CV V1 npg rare (325.9), 7. studio Dry Sock Market Review. Mugar en Se oe seedy: other bur ness an imermittent charger. Price 10 WsA ee | wete ony | oy tae ~ J eT HUE RUSINES eto ‘ program: 7-30. Hire's Voyageurs: | Special to ~ — erases | aces 4%e Pade * DSc: uly, "1m Vietora FB GR. Central 4150—41- (*. NEw VO : wtion reeds mar- ember. +7 “ = Sa AE < gs. Cliquot club program, WEAF; |kete were ~ 7 of thaks's are chethe TUNITIES | CMHGLETERING BUSINESS wavertinedy ¢. Goodrich Zippers. 6.320 Raia ay x For Additio tional Markets ou « 5 bancie Ly) . “a ” a : lag. agai’ res Creasrnabie:, sould someon 5 rege ¢_ “AIKITS BATTERY CHAROER ¢ BALKITS TRICKLE FHAROER + BALKITE*B" ~ BALEITE *B°S. | ws, Atianta Journal (428.3). 8, | sont Ts « sme marne at ‘2 fa the See Next panty. Ca. 3117 Easton ev. : organ recital, Dr, Charles Shel-|5x°Q° s0-22 eeniee. : mee sill: Steaaila

Page 34

ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE ' " ¥ ——" ‘ I : . inc @ = ee™ a : : i ue aan 2 . ieee — a | Bond Sal Low. Cies®. | at ‘$0 1d et at $8.70 = pm. 7, 1926. inued a) > a y-ray ORK. Jan 7; ~ JANUARY 7, Continued | me RAILROAD BONDS. __ “enctroltie spot ands SVENING, J ,|| Bond Sal b__ tow _ Clee | Se Se 68%! $8% | ciectrolstie o steaty- ° i - oe ae _. Les gage | | , ~ ’ 3 e , HURSDAY E Continued | SECURITY ._| BS eS rele = |S: $62.25. Iron we _ Seles SECU! a - ¢ > est — , a: S- atin * ., : ' Bond Sal Low__Cices. | Seis SS ga%| 99, | 25 West Ma 230i, 83'| SS, | $2 | St" Losis soet, $8.5: Stan 3. ro - ne .* : } ‘ — . : : . ‘y Z us TE yn i 5 a6 ‘64... ai 96% 4! 29 6 +. 40 - 4% 56| 82 ' j 1 % | LONDON . bales 61.4009 A zs: 2 ™% 1103 Pa Ss 44 06 ' iy 101% o Wa LEr = 4s * £59 Te @ a5 106 en Oo a Sine Rt 185 9[, 8333 | 20 wal Er $3 s1% eroivtie. 909 SF ah A ae ‘ , 1% ' Ti a ‘ 14 - ; ‘ ae) ~ ea! "3 , ar a I 4 1‘ & . : a 3 > - > 7 e POST-DISPAI CH BOND ete: 103 %— 1103's loz | 94 © & Te ad | oe e390 100 eS ae rin socks ee ee a LOUIS in 3 M-b- sa tape POF 2 102%} 13 Pere 50 A710 on md issue. a8. pot ¢ ig m \ (IN | N EW a4 &) 33 m Pac 6.4 75 8%) Os | OOK ef ee 102% 102% 109 | oe oe ¢ a the cap | New York Coffed, = ’ foun oy co en 49 +. 20% 20% ¥ "75 Ys A5sR62 _ 100 - ry e ” “saGO. Jan ae Ser Jue 500 080 = st Sige 4 y WHEAT | 1 be i oD 22 Mo Pac £ ae 21%\ 2 9 Pitre Aa 47 —™ 23% 87 CHICAG on La ‘4 $2. ¢ United | ee ~ ie . ; W iis in 9% Sd RMex a ‘ 1 ! RLAP 4°: =P ' e7 . by a here wa « nes @& uD «8 he aon. 7 = So + > ’ ‘ - ta bie ‘ raded 4 ~watR ne . ' “3% 34 a, 6& Port = Ss >) e7 ; = Bay | 74 Tlace * Porto Ri« t sas eTo 408 hy 0 + Santos f ' | ch the following eS rT on dG). 77 anet on™ 34% 32 PRi. & $059 |) 4m! 74%! -O lital of Pe at bene, ae ae Chicage |. “ise och. 17 i — ’ ne f bo : itte ‘ Mex 34% i ° 4 > aw ist oq 74 P=; 8 us r cent 5 ‘net'tut k of . ' | Post-Dispat 7.—In rices © 600 om n4 7 Nat Ry . ses: ' ™]) | 18% Ii5RG4 it 404 29%, SPs! 75% = oe nefai inst't ge Han rices ‘© | » th > Er = ing P SS . —. s an 2% e 26 ass i ™' 18% Oo Rie G&W S "S4] SO) 73% States fira nd Sevings af D> i ROAD R RAD) | int so tne. RR, Ja and Clos 0 lot lar " ~ Mex 18s 20 Rio ‘43 75% | sta rast a offered $: : Specis' - , Tc " west , i $100 Ve do . 6. 7 § wd t Rys o« i aA™%. = , & L 4 ’ ‘49 ‘2 ‘ : wy arTis T bem 2 end | [ | ' NEW hest, lo being in a eee ¢ ois '57 asst . } 1m! 4 4R1A se = : oo? eee 35 per cont, 2) : PRIMARY RE a hig 4 ‘ sales Bonds rinte 4 4',8 9 Mes ’ 6%) i 107 oRCR ¢ és | 12 | o6% The . an tn 425 } ‘ sales, e today, Liberty sale P t $99.2 ; hye pct he 1107 Se! * | oo sttIMas ret 96 "s % |eied 4% tock Nn United stat is, for instar Se en anmeceats 4s ed Ce re 102%! 29 M&S FB ona! 90 the st tions a: r that ° of a do ~~ 0600 ye = wo - wY 4 5%. of ’ ‘* gay - Sr | ’ . “3 — t , 2 's . votar fa dolla ® _ seconds 12.42%, 5 = nog t 4 ies M eer-es s, | 6 - t & G . . 77 ™% Cc : & Q s Oo . thirty nst $ - 4 1$>5. i y ae .~ a™M Se ; v6 ; o1 a —- 1). - a. I Gold ARKS | wt eS oe — “losina & quota i means $99 “ro today ene 280,000 a year $55,474.01 . cette . Panctinenas = %} 7% Ue, an stlsF lg ye a1 te 1100 — oe 7 5 Serial a. NG gE bigh markets and. ans renege week age to date sales geal ago. : | = N¥CeBE esa 94%) 94%) 04% oo oe oon wt» ao%, | 99% Fo e mi-Anneaily — i” tions = . 11,.952,00¢ Jan. 517.900 two 3 . ” Be 4: "34 | 03 ft Stile SF gen 2's" 90% O1%)\ #2 M able Se lam. tous close. tm 10 ——__— $11.95 From $19,517. Rn AGES. a *- 102% | —interest : ed uope = EAT. rears ag aco — ee cere : av eday. "ycas oe] ' i, > i ron 49 @ a jos Improv - ta anicage Mat WH Test. ; 000 a year 4s - ~ Low — ARKET VN cae os 24 X ‘Si .- “sie 98% 99 1s erie | Rep 8 m2 10 + o¥s on St. Louis safe | : SeLES eee. ... 1fle eo ~ High low _ | BOD eds -s 91 82 CaAStL 549 ) 29 se" * Sta! 94 oats Mortgage solutely ix: BP igh. Loe 7:0 TRA -‘e ] ——— 1 RIT ———— | NDS. — g te eS a aes s NY Th «aa eel -\ ov a.! O8% i o 6 45 2o°*2 wt A b . 90 hae ant i ase-% 3% Naie= OVERSMENT BONDS. “bi! 10 ties rade mals 91 gs mo: || email deb S | 98% ey 62% | cas AL con Mary “OTs aan | Secured by see them as an br i aan © ——— NGE, ice. G. ~- 3 ‘3 192 “ -- - G , y—24 wO—5 | seconéary Te-'s ue 1 93.38 pin,” epee | €2 o~ “46 cvt 29. og & 1 GS 1% mme orc . » HA - . ? Ay ? Q ° - = = . “7 — ak * | yuo— j it! . 2 “a - 48 on vt ' -” ’ '* Tt S| -~- ) ; i 7 . | eco > eee - HEE Cure Sanged to bigher|cui 1:8: hs ee i Oo ell BS ye SE | 9 Surtees. [eo le Su] 3° 2 sees paz iss Snes || We recommend them : Ra. "an 7 terme ile j he : 154% . % i 4’. 10l—~-V é 22:3 «comb ) “hie! —— NY Ry con 4's, %| 90 *s) mn &0 S6.... a =p 5A care sre’ Rew te Teg — . y j ry 6 today. ather broad 1 154% est l=: *e 148 's _~ 3° y —a's aiiien te a... SECURITY 4L BOND>- — :? NY ot . ey - 64%!) 04% 148 =o ty | oO 4 = = ea or% e tate su enw. the — conan the >® A . ’ + P ir => i = —- he 5 ; a ° ~ . 4) ae a - - =—_ ~ ye 8 = . i a4 , — vee ‘ . ‘ —F) 4 aoe — 4 aa 4 rr, : ie pa a 1 » - ° = ~* 4 : e' " it te “or market ine was a wes | Chi. “ —> 5 NYIsaW ese @ ate, es gi, | 37 Third A eo OT oem! aSte >a | EEE al ce to 4 DOr og awed tee yo % ’ : : “ . be : . — - — oA . = a -.% _ 2 5 2 2 in — . 7 ‘ - ‘ i A es = = . ‘ rn ") Trae ae mn tt: urler c. = eS WH _. Fie, ba my Te 4 » 4 43 eco — f nv e = -. —— s of FE Am : ; al afterono >t & b ul ‘A _ 77 > lot * —_ e Ape©rt* 4” 10 “ HO—— 29 ——— je >t 43 su a5 \ aS a ae 4% 4 ~~ hl 154 L >ac ‘« pl 92% : aX ar ~ Sa od = - “A Rar : an ; | In the Stix, Bae ‘ higher. | —~ys5a, 151% 1 . +4 ae @r 2% 1 100—28 1¢ So wg ? 329 So% 4% a ;o9 NYW s 79 154 OR @ los % 7 Un Pac 4 2. gs gft,' 8 98 ‘s f Money vo. ‘mm. fi > per « . oF 4 ‘er 'n 5 } sold 4 , 159% __3= eEeR Wik. ps Speen @o 34 4% 100—3i 2 es 15 Mont oe 4¢*3 © Bo om | 2 ‘ “+9 Nor & t 66 7108 & i1 Ph =6 &, ‘ eco ¢ 4 700 a\ 9S 191% e dl $ to ‘ 4 i" b tursove Siee si to Chi. _ SEPTEMSEN_ La > - 1136 ‘ -_ *7 100—~7 8 Mor & Co ‘e oF = . v5 4 > ae W cy =4 5% 86%, 26 o se 5 34 8 199 Tre : fr . ie a field & nm 3% oa. 2 ee ee "SB wee -~ 190—*7 1¢ Mot G*s ' a9 “ate ie 35. Sheff! was dow res.) _ ; seats 106% 7 - aperty 34 | 99 on a 3 ‘6 M ay BE oS 101% 101% DN rec $e 972 aie nes S Ve Ry OF {oe tp 102 "oat | a- m be New Vort iy ts . 6 common of 50 sha — ’ 1456 144 - +4 7 Y a 7 : om reg l 0 31 102 © Nat acme Re 4/) . | . 7 * 4 wor la 3 74 4 vs ve z » = 32 ; ae] ee i ask. ¢ am ; ' * a 7 * ; — ee . . Oo _ * . oo : a " i 10l—_ - 7 ~. a mn > Oo = } i . " 5S“ +A2 - gw S « - S : ie . | . . e : : 2 4 -Thtagetch. 7D aa i. a escent en noel the afternoon toni, 149% MAT © : 5 Mea S7%-% | ‘is a 4 4% 1O1—2 /1¢ i —_— 64 ~at 4 = Se "41 115% ie t. 2 a o ~ oor 2 imp S) ue ~ ' OT% Wabeas . 39... cae on _ensed nego Peet The Eve 5 iPt ge. porns at 37 im t decline. | . -$7 ag we | Bem (| "3S-38 . ww 101—28 it s> Nat ‘Ed 6's* 1Oe 10% *s 4" 3 r D 204, ©9 9, a4 St } 8 ae ct ensee v , Fee at. ¢ } * | Huttig eold of morning 4 John ise L $6 “sl a S3%s4 - 2} | ‘her Re 1ol—' 12 100 13) 1 N LJ Ed ~" ne -F 104 *3 a7 Ss - L rfg 4 4 at »4 Iz %, 7 “= ‘3 2 YorRS. Jon. ghied finer re! > eco, ery m an ae i > a \ er kis 7 4%r . . 106—]3 > gi) | 10 6 N cl Hal "st " a7 % 77e , 0 a RRS ‘46 GA‘. 1‘ 7 = Ew copyrTt a a0 Gy a fulle Shoe commo ia high ri C 84's, @’ meLY COR) art ae 4uU SA 4% 106—15 1 36 10° Be NYGEt gen 4's eT = & % ac 6 let 58 se 111° J ¥ t in tts ys: ie i, oe 0) - : £0 = : a _ & 2. ~ ~~. a Ae 2 - ove i / = ww ¥ 2c ; é : = 10. . Cc le * - . Pos - ae 4 son-Stephe mornmg 3 ee x ¥ Te Se 52 5s 104%s — Pe : cigi rev te nee stock ye. re >. vy earTy - an me 8 “hi .* 6 a. ® —_ ee . > >) yi “ REM | . ’ * ' a Nat T i 4> o¢ ————— “er ding treng . tiv | 7? 4 >t) in the Shoe ice@-SLis . s teal y 4 AT oe 45 >* 7 . 4 . = + ‘ -¢ e vs « " BAL * v= Pm % aa ‘ td ’ «- espon ’ ] : siigh ™ ; 4 nai , : Ric i Cc x — ALA a = . . “3 - = - ies — Mi S ° ° a. « «tr, * . : ~“ 4 ©. +. re _ pa R -hrica 2 " ; +4 oe euchaages. anged. te — sb) 43 i a a) 2 se | 96% | sa 5 oe an” 1208 a. 3 oi s onenaet a : pany che rae ms lit @ Wels S were vec” Walker | ~..—4 JULY OATS. __ 46 %-"*s argent 6 “S* tS, SS) on oy 3 _ Ges Ba es a0 “G35 +t ices 0° gn réers 7 am ie : D Tro ’ Ely- > . . = 45 i 35 - " t oS has . -“ A : ee nk we confidence, eal A a y Hu decline. renin Cri _.%9 MA = T%,-111 — . aa rgen! ~~ 10s bul a 14 Nor 0.7 P 50 % Vue ate | NE * more rtaint) ed ; . 14 at Me miorni! ~~ — 44 oe oS Aree = °e7 101% 97 i or St f 72%... : 2 *e | mar with unce | pro- 1. 9 on 50 e ts ~—s, RA : 4 a, a wae - 98 +s 42 31 NO bs « 7 eet ‘aced some f stee am Dain comm lose © adened.| —____- Cee — Tk gar 53, 97 age tO -§ BL Bey 2 FS a a, 96% T — ding res © ot} ; . the \ broad iy » & S' ae _) a . . a . 5 +) i I + y » a, 2 48 A — s 7) + 8 ' a ithetan =ha' eturers. ant Sem tho marke Recess (et) homer — te NGE.} Se Aowraiae 5 te Seis) Bn) Soe] | ae 58% f$100., 100 200 1 FE te the bank rate. > Ie leading indus- int (ug session s a fair turno mmon at| chic. 111 ANTS Se irreauiar | — en b...| S6ia) BSS) See | 2 Old Ben, C88 431 Re Od tet 1‘ | INCE REPUBLIC) Bonds gucerw ands . nv? » » = ee tema Stores ~ preferred | LOUIS MERCHA over at Liver. 7S ae "os Set f 9443) #9 | 40 Et: we 1014s 8 me ROV GENTINE Gold s ae > Belgius "50 rcts; O*'*! 36% LOl%s | 8 Cus Ss 8 0 1 LOL 4% 2 NT) Jovem . He utilitie repor ents : +s. . Se UB! course on | unche market was ov 50 £ 6%, ‘> lens t nga Sid | st Pac G ir 5 101% 1 : 1M Due No pblic ed velopm am % 16% “7 te 8% ‘ men ' « need e isn ares 9 Ber. rn ‘4 _* 161 l al hm : ~ . P & = o =F - - 39 J ru Rene® r de oat ' age com ne of the foreign ie A , i livia & 4 ] 9T%| BT, 3 Pac ° 5 3 2%, ¥ ¢ Te 4 owe inter am . sold. at Waltke jection Of the © " neon n the jate [i 6 Gs .. QT". Scere) ca. - vl 90 0) OF 103% ao, Cu : mane. supert ~reased on - to | and > 4 ix ee teuiet. Coma | > Brom ©. st Py oe toon ar | ao oS . § ‘ 100 8S NA’ 1 re, roachins the tn: wer c higher aed $5 tee ae ant tee of) 19 Br s A >. sve 3 hm 208s p Pee +. ; Be 510% 111 7 | 2/ : fund . ° for 4 pe eyvia | . anced t need 3c to 4c net (pte oe SS ae Big I LO- ‘| 42 Pac. ras a vem) BT a : vable in nted ht an p mee > ° ' ~-. wanes. d 3S , - — th 2? am ‘a > : 1% 3 ' aca 2 a il 2 — t sinking eco. es vs easy . are changed ee || traatne and close Primars oenpered wert 3 a ‘so 8, 8G3,) 89% TP am Pat 63 s7%,| §° oe | Ex ert) . ity except for November a | rs i ee : Aye =e “ — So Noo bushels of wh ere den wil — 2. & : Us Sy 102% 102% 23 P Am Sees 471.90 |. . 1925 tur ist and ! either na, Cor ted Indus- |, ao « a” - ' a ec weue i the presen an ot Bie ine Nation " onlv. extent a ; i (>; is n "ow : ; Mare “orn Wa i * a Pa ont 2 = ‘s > 3 Pr 7 - : S ‘ > + - her COIN of , ork Argentin incipal ~ } - to the . ~ed. the ioe --evred . . fn ctery. ‘ ae ‘aa en oe es us iarket x , 3— = wer anc ' : ‘open 5‘ +#% : aD *, ~ + io SE&G 2 64 104 ; _ of. | ulna States ee ce City of N tne of the erabie as to ive forthwith, enate of the balance i: +t : tien Se f funds. Cd o a ne inves. ower. ner Sigg + Eo ; 3 ~e 5 04-44 1 — 2 14 Pad =f 3 5 ~~ cae, 106 Govern regist effect: : proport: -hange sea i sites ° ‘Z 5 Pard m Sor } oe e he TESS | recove: —_ ° “MO , - ; . 1? Pub sEé 4+ : 5 106% Bank of the $100, o be 1 be £345 ene, nce t¢ . sbau ‘ nened wu - we ~ her thea : — * Stes Li'l *s : wm 7 | } - ue ~~ > Qe 48 1ud%s a National taxes $00 and piated t = ed wh upon wag bal abunda seee & ; the ore ‘fice “ >. \ beat genre's ~ionma wv Rig: it cajcoe a a “se 10) ’ ‘ . “« ; Ps * —_ t U —) ives“ " t or future $1.000. $ . contem esently 188U : date, nage 3 ae e" ing pe rket. is of . . C Dchanged to fractional vy Bieb | 4 Ceeche-s Se “51.1 on P sr = ee. 108 % 106 % 102 resen tions ef $1.0 bonds, be pr y and mterest - “7 trad loan ma St Lou » - Brra mn | atte ae en Liverpool Mme lle Bae oP BS Ss. :--- o6% |: I EE &-&...--S- eet b. 5% : P coming ng pesos bonds to turity um seated labile for -all the , - iner &é& rters on); > ww UDe® close nd ea umehangec | : ae ie . +1 By s ill : wo ~* - 25% ~ oss n den ’ stancing -3- . to ma ws 7 er Ann a a a: i he ca ze in * Van Ripe: ewer onal —— rients her, Wi e as uncos a et do 7 * | a @& ~ 102% 1% 2 ’ 13 s ‘3 s 4 108% 2 + t. 107 a of out arnount of are may Vary as : und of 2°, P USTEE : of . ea a cent | . or 8° char Tork ; a moved ‘nt> lars fhe * ta! | wae ‘vd ter Corn be Suet ie Demen M te ooo 103 (208 2 Sere v Ce ch se sow wnhenged, _ senes, which Sinking F WwW YORK, TR he Province ees 0 ee at eee ext- bs ove — of “Ome i * . 2 a 4s , — : j ww ex more . . lative Fr NE : Df r , a Ya nker te the ™ ‘ hee “nad Tloot rs of the c e.}to l shar ear.y nenec st =. c ane 5 55 24 °4 3 _—~ ret Fo": Go 5% y Be B 102% | 111 Sine O Ou | Se) sr) BT ASE NATIO? by the Aires under ¢ directo ress t tn aac y are: J Riper a and W. | pest neat tece’n's OS ana 39 care | S Soom Br S%e 19% 2 L024 “32 Sine cor 6 2SA S72) o: | on | THE CH ‘shed by; enos = ing oe As 8 viden a waa, P. \ nae rest Jents. | — compares ee — . wee | of * Nov 4 March 1 - ft 2 es 107 10% x TT i % : has been furnish Province of Bu . duly em rye ET ae sean “ althous® i» “7 ry. sce - ww) 2 Corn . oie _ —_ ‘a - . 4 LOLs } ' . . 5 —" ecire es. ten Jr., cretar} aa gp yi nared rim: | » on a 4 iam} 7 PR 3.02 % 1 tion by the as otherwise 4 ~enfide ouse pre ; Brram — , and 6 Rt tare: aah weet - — 4 az & woe) onus) Of + ‘sc > Pack- i iwecent @ ww rusd a @s “te aught | = En an a \4 4, A le ~~ =" Qt) Be s ~— ae. 4: i - y+ _ + ; ’ ng Ili to be iss mended, 1t3 % 100s) f llow! A nds. . - as 2 - ..° att? a ing | cr ae | ‘’ 4 5 Oo” Saw! 90% 2S Be P 6 4 7%, 1 ine 6 The fo ° hese Bo 8, 1907, hich trafers siy & time be | “GBs lou « . perm! ann a as cars | _ 38 " and a4 -* Ao 6 se — . 4” . RQ". . o 3 Gan (no i 54 ' 770 . %-44 res: N : - 1¢ ber 1 . . w . . “aytien . . tre s ‘ete. ; ww a St. ined a ae cluded 65 « > we are =a : r D 7% OO) oT | 93% > S D Bell T 5S 54100 2 14% 104% os A: TION: Octo ovinece, f “5 ed tor authori a aon ebtale res to & | cia te whe week y- yy 1 z . BT *s i398 Doe ~*~, 4} Dal sel Buen IGA ted ch Pr thereot. ll col- — reach ean kis : ~ as tore IMat- | -eceipts 7.C0 8 on came joOce. : , 49 Ad. LOL M 1102 9 E is : ay o> ie 4 OBL ulgat : of su : est : a " been eserN loos | « o. > f fours is estim | a comes 29 ¢ re 19 «are Frenck « 41 rear t fon tm P Ge 42.)! =| Sou! oth a its law prom s d inter upon nad > ral R ed to |B . a ing C n of nt is | nar meus 1S oe a eis Le ne. 101 % .T & F : Zig Sle) DIRE ts law ligations Of St l and 1 t hen col- Fede inelin per | ™=5 | a aditio roveme! st year v receipts senpaned {138 French “ics ‘41- LO1 % 1014, et) 1st? Be > Pe ne 106% isions of it oblig ncipa ramoun the by the are he 3% » . ihe imp | ‘ast Ha marketp com iis digg ee 24 -} B Bud 56 . 106 5 106" s10n he direct he pr d pa upon . nkers Be. be- | a ee ase | threagh. Ha® a> gong tC 7 oe cin, Sa%) 94 95's | 5 § Rub Ss 4°.) S- 5% |_ 96% provi li be t t oft first an harges, marry Apingee ee me, A house. t $125,009. a ae taveas "Northwest: a heat. Won wear. | i4- German :' o. cis, = @5 — SS Ss ae @ 26 % -* enst Wil paymen by a priorc tobacco Re tinue eral Ver ke 10 ~ i 9 eas . - men Ba‘ - . ~~“ thre ad cars oO: ed 4" > 8 7? 40 | -a- , —— * 8 -. . “ ~s * =. ce 5 +4 7) t™ Las . 37 ’ , unctual = _— secured = cert ain * pon alcohol, m- Ea far . * sev ' biy a bt 7. ¢ the Bre sea! meet- mined hag a week 2 262 cars Du ant | 30 Ger GE’ P 6ue oi mnt aa ECTSAaTSOD 2 108%,109 10 at | credit for the p : ill be — subject to Tax is levied u the same c h cent mag w itt mace ce ——— oe oe the annual Minneapolis receiving 2 re 1. "4 German E D1 SLs, 92 « Wecctsta 47 cfs! 7% 1874 nds wi by a . oia to of the evtwe ¢t 1 a seas refiect te | » oa r -ecter ted at | Minnea pot 94° es woes i 4 Germ ots| => "Ss BS Wate a % A nO vin Ss Bon and by Consum ith respect : * . pmts ing ‘* loans ; wi -e.ec , rs. M : Winn peg pre of © me 68 ~ » rc 7s #4 i | * a4 ' 38 > e I ies - ’ . These Tax. The wit proceeds : l ; varce ba » spr n “-. Tt om ae ' a. sere re kbolders. | ao. ry rece» SS n Tec cipts | = ree 1 * 94 44 Va~ _ & s 109 * IRITY: nsumo 1 Taxes. rcense tax 3 The Judicia ac im the tes. © a) =? ar - * oc ig wong imme oe ea: Gung EE OR 96% 100 = cet ths |. % SECU he Co dicia he hice 1923. and >. for funds of ra wwe _ ing of st pnd 563.000 last reer. son pect > Haiti 6 5 +4 10 ‘9a BSR OS | . from th nd Judicial from the e il, Stamp whe fening nt, the 14 | me | ae |] 000 bs. con hay Paez 000 last ser.) "5 Sx Jap 6 27200 (2 pe SST Ge - 2-5 108 s1% $2 | lections Stamp a distinct trom ffect Jun of the first nine e So oa ot 8 per amt and he . i Stock Sales lac - 200 b a 143 odin avs 26 ~~. - = Jap : 4% 4 3 a . : g7 %& x. 1 , . . from the +e and p4 + into eri e and 4 and the : ec at in menths, as Te- ar a : re- | were 1.19%. aon - ail? 000 1 =i1. 0 last] Fs I “8 : “Ss, oS =a‘ | gg et . ~ sont 100% lections d (separat d was pu first charge. 923. 192 rene figure ° It w ne a“ s «a ihe g week ere or. =a “11 bu. |. ce > = sy = We: 9 War & as s “ OW 1OU%s 4 1} % : i : carcs 09) an ill be a 1 ’ ): renewal rigure. bie tn ¢t Big ) ee a laying ; ea 19 ds wu the years gc /- t this valla Pre { i ol hed ee 5 0 a week ape and) '7e's | 31 g Sm) 4: . Se ae oe Oe Ns 2 1108 | and p t Bon for y of exchan - ay a ere « cent. | * Ses h, ow =n hase. | > 458 000 pments were eck ago a0 10 Wao + m4 63%); = Ms ‘ese E os 4+ 105 %— 106 ? as : Fs ie Sop - re 2B * odities nw harges curren erted ta | Bkn- . * today - ee or ( i —— | oe *xith 41° es «ab S08. 000 al 124 Ja ——e “_ 4 . ow & ne E + Qo s 1 te | ; m Tax upo orc ad at — Taxes > marke ° : af port o at & High. —————T hip | ae 6s ok 1 rh 3 tye > Mex 04-54 ass oT > S Wesne let As 4 a iv! -e,! V1 te umo . the pr onvert ‘udicial “outside a ° . - votations. ‘ahaa 185 38 st |saa.0n0 mast R000 last sear. oats «tb | 10 “do 4 1910 as 27 _ 45% 43%) Qe cols "43.102 101%, 101° 18 Cons after deducting n as follows (c aap at ee Total eqns ae iu —_———————— - = - >> 1 ' _ ; ake . . . — 4 ao » £ = > s, -- t ‘ese @& = Ra : - have (2 ) s . rere SM) A — ' ) Sa on »% é« & iy an “74 = > hn x in wie a } 2) éc - Kk 7 . _. e ‘ - oO 3 sk Ts OAD “ —>- —— ~ t 1925 charge> - 494 948 Leedta -e ¢ tiook r : 7 Oa ‘ _ 1 Ri ong ing tema ay ee co 6 5- , am 3- P6% 96 = *—= AILROA! “, ; yen ket ou oo Am SbiDi =! sat. 33 M00 a week Be Cash Gram. 2. =o 4} on 93.) 84% 93 _® pr 40 95. “Os Oe A ¢ month : 227.068 $ 542.560 “ss com oe ee an ae 10 - M % i e a a .- ‘ Louis - -. ; > «nf 5 30 “ cer *30 an e5 . © 1 * os ——— ot a > 7 ’ ~~. | ~~ & . A Tax $1.22 > 8.5 . — oe J " rares 4- i ane oe r A \ iv ry Mi. h grain 2D $1 97 NO en. | 13 Monte > 6% he Ss art 4% ; ic a ger 4 13% tls Consutt J ine 11) > 419 060 451 781 cheer? industria: “ ‘mportart @ ’ oe » ATmec- a ' = of cast - heat -ottry 7 med ; 6 Mt & — @ rr “ 4%, lot ” en es CO Ai ee a 42 x es 4. ™m un ; pa a 4 4ire wera! - . Sree , LwiTo rmour b & . Range qd einter & 25; & . rach is ther. ce Vv —-— | in ’ Aller & Fr ag - sS% Ss 77 60 (fro Ping 9» oe r@ se LC. & = Se) “3 Armov os «(OA > ~~ | l red «) 9° @1 red ga ‘| > Nether! ~ a a5 % | } = P2*3; oO” 7 * - . : Year $4. ffs 1 84 ? 9 296, a-maet rece the r - “O A= B oe e; % 1) dy | nier @& $i Sig@i os: * ca” cx «heat 14 ead Rs 5 “2 a 85% te i. 101% | 4 on oce 5 4 4; lections : = a + - a0 is Ba roo g A ; 2) Le No 83 Xo. 3 re ta % See a-s L @ é 4 sat nas e 6 @5 1s , - ] pr over $14 iy, col : 1925 pea : ‘as a ara} e's aye 2 4 = ; 0 "4474 on > lf t > fe a . a £5 a 117% — A G5 *, — _— ' annvUua 1 to . of . the ant TS ive n aoe te ~~ red fore . - a. . 1% D. Tew a ee etins @ aMRR 70 58, 85 % 192% 10% 28 a ret 5 Oe nse 103% ~ : average ©, equa zed issue ‘ enforce arnount a3 en ¥ ; nee ¢ . Bunte - re . &Q " » | ~ ~~ 4 fF: see45% et Poanéd : & &} “ . a = » i 3 =F hy 29 = ° ' of ° ‘ that 1t wi anda 2 3 f tirmes dies ba ywrnere, tn respo of ; ; meee SO W | > cade white cota, : Di gcoem ES a trees - 3) 8 46.| 98 4a 4.3 a + PL engl Ya charges renants uce, over riod to 3'/7 t1 issue. a cnavense@ sabenent nad signs pi oC BOW pte 90. 2 TAQ% | erode white cote S00. Cover mie? | > Port Alegre. 91% 91%) Slia! os Bao 4 ; wan! 734) 8 | ince coven to prod ths pe this : 7 pat Bisco ab indus- | ay ~ nN 1460 3, +a st. firm over-m 'xe* | Ri Ss “os 12 A rc . +*) Ne. © > & S Ss Se; Os ,) io. aR 9 Ty SRN | in Uni . u collect nnual de la ered by mpan ete 1923 | can io Sees. | - See jectations: -X®. 2 24425 wi we Cc GS = ¢ie2 101% 3 ; > cn 6% 57) 8%! 87%. % | mn d sinking ll sums semi-ar Banco of 4 pment ¢e red th — +> Cont | : = lene o Se as 8 5% LNT 10 : an talls each in the purpose of cquipmee s better ere ee hi : a ' A , “4 WIS - Le ) oe: lov er-f =} s°o08@ za — Y $25 | c= ecen ~ 4° ao hep se 2 | . ght clover “$23@74: No re clover . | re ee ene _& Can Sou 4s perp. St :7o 8 i Province 4: amoun arr to a speciz be wt service tone my tvaient Man-| 4 . A Tw kr — : ye a ‘“s ’ a & mired ~ co Was 3 PU “a *\ 13 3a 4 » *s@ = see 195 + j 7 © - “a ° 3° — Ss, 7 & — - tj The up to an “ee d paid Im mav only i-annual ’ a4. en u" 4 3 “saree / ited m= “A Coneo Paner on —_— ~s ' + $2°@ - aver. $-- =. a~ r Xe »% J Vos * = | a a eo A . su YF « : Bonds. aside an ’ funds - the semi croere = the a , ly tL nit Conn : + my a > « ’ ‘ : . gaita °a."B. | t’ Ging’™ es -— Bt mil ~ Be € Si a “2 } * 5 . ‘ f hese t be set ited . for 470 eT : =u tp : lott-| 10 Eee & | prairie AT BREAKS ct ee tee hm + : + ® - “£0 c ‘aie 30 sou 52% = : remitting t : these Bonds, 1 ies owned : Sreriirg. I get ns others hadi sot were! - 1 a Rrick me 36% & £ | TRAD i202 a 3 ie he +t ) e. ~ 9-6 ~ am = CN 7 4 Wits 1 2 S CBQ gen. 72 uf ms, laws au ipon certa retofore its tere r Dela e ‘gh le om { Sof twang sree Seu 8S) 13% IN LATE PE Srewuh price | 78 Aug ¢ Cr, 5 Meese, OT % a7 % mie C enig 58 372) SON SON oie Under the aad by a hen u née for sums he $5 600,000 of ¢ aaben aan ine Rortell bate 45 K) ee at 14h T.—The weet F pris a. a. = se) wee I Ch a” 71% 107% 197 cu - nt. vinee - d $5. . . hich cr ine ane * eds - ~ 4 ~: ¢& 30. Jag 7.—The_ © are : — & of @ 5 ; eee the ae p./1d1 103 +% be se eemen he Pro efun al Soast L ecet? iw h a ~— ne = at e* ® . . ? "ATO au wa a. ne | ~-* o a 4 “9 Ts ’ > 4 ) a * — Se pe m4 » | - ‘aiso t Agr : burse t da to Tt oe * ne _o# ree r that . la Sal "+ ef -2% Hi age yh 2 Oe St oe ‘ae ot 2, : carne ist -; 64 wil : he Trus : ad reim es an purpose. % A's ta! sha belief Tso Lae ra Rad A 4e m on | todas erat? aa nendent sa ppo! 2tmen: mie ae 5? F 6 “40 104 mw isoem i 22 Cow 49s 0% 90% 90% | set forth in tne ds are to be issu > aaa prope ond for the same of - Western. ead eel oo MoCord — 2 - Lon en G il euna ower | . Trpe _ oS y1 1 } 8. ae st ot ; a a Tal. ¥ annum * ntier 7 1 re) ~ ¢—g2 . 128 .: eo oe et was a cis * \ am 5 Se "34 % 101% & & | : | Bonds ition © f Amer: c, per ; ie tent! dema t. wht 33 Mic mas 4s jee je PSjoeng unchanged to Sc low So] 5 AWWAE Se "34 ree ee eee “ 52% S24 IE | : These uisition tates o | d of 2°% lin rs ~ proved eviden as 3 oo 4s | 468 e. > | Liversocl mevbetiwe oe 1s & “a ie 6 SO 1 a sou} a2 | E d acq Jnited Sta . fun ober : ° ome jon Wa8ic Th Midian =) fF 4! . } > l > = corns - pe an tn fo ‘ha’ naconusé ~_—_ = .- - ™ i TRPOS , 70Mn an Unit - inking a Oct oe y mm dec umpt + i st . ©3 | pulls te 0 netics fot 84 An: 3 Si ¢ $3 i PY ructi the Ur tive sir | lian roulg ce r cons at- 35 Midian ot pr lio. ie tt: : response 10 No. expia > eames What .-. ee nee of a8 oes : Pp. ov 37 S's S's he const issued in ti smulat: Apr Bonds 2 ‘nat sugar thie year : Mid West wets AT Xs | terdet 76 o> aoe ye & oy ah tome € aol ‘ ~cM™M @ § ’s oJ i in the lhgations is itled to a cur , ually on t®) purchase rcports increase ef gro- 4c Swe pla eT% 87% 1a% [cine was given. mee so lone 8 tae os f : een) sen. 2 cM! > rts 334 i . oblig ll be entiti S————- | Agents le gt that a ted to inc stocks 40 sease M w U pre = * a vers are mot | et hes rc basis. - | r&Co 4's s + 2 So4 Sot ) Treasury ds wil yable Fisca 3 b sapern tion to ———— - Mid — a tre * | purers ma sormest ' a~not e%: : ‘ : & , Bon . ted pay the obtaina atten rnd 185 . “ ‘ard . : ’ r ID . The as 18ssU ° used by Te not ch | next , “acted a_= RW Mon" m Waites i | cunmeaeé to be oe ge "eu | aie DB 4 ; we @ st © rt $3 3 ie , FUND: the Bon to be Bonds a d Mar an . = “ ‘a - - +h > * : ‘er >t > — . J - —_— . =n - , & A 4 > G of Le a are - If 1 an ] of 130 Mongo ithe. 58 24%) =" 8 iss on of Engiish ma. ey + neat 48 Armée & — - O14 cle 58 | SINKIN ‘pal armount yments interest. ember by x — TS) Norgen w Ai 2S a4 «en kh a a lam sh che @ nite — a ae ~ — i: a 2 ont 52% 583 - was , pa: amo fund pe’ crued in son Sept edemption S ° Sen oma mi Po o4 ‘ ire Bul's eek and furced @ rally | Ou ¢ Ts : : sM4&@S& 33% 32%) 52% | the princi king ¢ d ac scal Ag-nt the r = 7s wat r Pom rT — , 4 _> Per cee oo ef 4. Sa ard : *>er bur 5S As ——™ c ae * _ Oo | .- "ots ~ Atl F _ « 2 tM 57. 15% ee stP 4s — ~~ , ch year. exceeding ds of the ll be apph date. - on Omnibus ‘ \ » ” e . ~ | - af ‘=> Qp rer: us “One me » T ; - jece me” c ‘s —- -ef a 7 sc a ba — . . . “s & - =e hd ~~ z --* = fe . , . 1ssuU ing iT t date, in ae the - 200 Pent Sreeeert S54 oo iy _—" % 8 —_ eS and) Tea> 21 atl Re — 58 soe 1%] ne ws Be * “% 32% of this 1 remain aymen ensumng h contains noe - 92 Pimes tue ~~, og -o-™- ne Co ow Gad i Baic & . = 300% 100% 108 ’ wast Pa! Ss STH SS | he sums ; fund pa} the next — which c tine ish ow) Pick & Te 3 ‘ts * . o= of o for a Sa “sda » GHC 14 4 : scmat SS. .) Ss 2. tv; 5 ) rice, t vy sinking . t on tr 1 strict, he Argen - aw T ck Oats i = — ! > , o: 4 +e .* t *" ~ shalD > wn ; ~ — Pa . 4 7h 3 & «@ . 1 NW 2 4 Fr re . - d interes “Cera. D: ~ ce of t and eeag ” 35 Quaker Gates 90> *.. ” | ure snowed 0 s suffered al oP & 119 Bei. S$ ref 5s 3: 88% a4 %% “9 + this Arres ac) ost pop of capt of about : Rea 23 -. * lame last be aoa the - belie Leones] 12 8 sx 5 3 o4"5 94%} “5 Ry Co 5s S5 gs | Bonds o f Buenes A: t and m ount area ne Metor © = +weakenee mes: c>* Se : > st 34 O4's | x . >t & as% 85 ~& % he Province +t weal . ents. ti occup! with stew er lar & as BS Maw 1O3% " St PMA Se 6 +o, 4% Oh GE? os Ar:res. f its indus Argentine 9 640,000, = network of ra pose Sas Sein Inu TR 46% 86% 86% | cose, wae Sy “te, SL32%: Sep q.0| 3 Bre Ba Ae, "a5 102% 102 Sa) a om esta 415 63 94 2 100% 19% I. of Bueno The number oe of any other pulation af » Republic. A ilway mileage ye. on 7 reer - Ts, S 4 » *e, as ' Soond ’ Ss - + Br 0 G e aS hn 4 > -- > 44 bli. “ss ds tna o; ted po ine the Tat - The - aon vuous & sr ve S3 s Ju ' corn c¢ SA Sec J Mav 45% S Berk \ e * ~~ * Ti “s - * . 44%... e t ae nn c. 2 pam gue 33. \2 ; . a” ae “2 . xe of outp and has he ent: . Im] ai - te »- ww : a 's) S wer *‘s .ar4 c ~hanget - Pret 6 rs > Pi. . - ~) “ ‘ -glue tes for t rimnce ft tine 13.00 . Ine g ” Oats 5%, * utc ~ | 70 Ca ~ 8 2A% ° : ; v laTe ™m 900 Prov - the Argen . > -s% tn Pr A ; 3: , ve . as = Tulv 4 ed be lies e's | ~~ - -4 > : . —_ 600 squat ob 9 000. the ' eel - . . . : : : 2 > S =. c . 5 S a. | .°* anv = ~- " * £ f= 7 ' a on , crosses gc issue, - evi o 149 * 144%, Ay % | Sse higher o sere 26.000 dust ba@tl “3 aes 4 Bt 198% 1084 as:t. 5s Be UM % 173 "e 1 117, ted populat: Federal Capital f the total mulea 1925, including th; oon to E Grpsum 149 19% 1 cal cagh saiee were 26 00 dushe! 17 Cen Led Gn “42 anit Meas 6 aa aries\ 0 i ima Se 1 , v eG e : 10 ———, Cl on a reed 180.0 As Ce - >. 102 4, . . Tas: 4 sa 2919 « . est the 33° 9 ber l, os Vesta Fa me +2e: seu The tecabcan! reported ee eet St 8%, 1106 es iteee | .2 CCeeR Se £4 ee es | converging upon amounting to 3 ce as of Decem - sa “ otf ' = ‘ , . ‘ : - a taken wes , ehant S ° clear | - - *&" : ar : + &, a . Lol. ee | ‘es " 7 tT? . : ‘4 ’ ca > : Prowir e the Prov im) U. s. W olor ‘+5 ; a ' Ne®@ y and & ha * the © 21.45 cents 5 778 Wrele: : yt . 482% ens ‘. o ore —. ax Por _ go - ~ a. > : P > Yx ‘ — a = . 4 oo 9" e-* -~93 : mm indebtedness of exchange. vaienrr eo 42. peprr prso. oie a Messrs. : : Ma 4s". - jo wer nentitee of to trcre s ae : 3 r 64 eae iS —- > Te! i re a . SA, e ie equi 1 cents per of Tates +s : "lat Argent oe pps m Power © ©: . % 10684] «, : B5.. ; a5 4° 84 funded at per r pese ¢ om _istan cs ae a, cad ; 4 2 Sate eae = ocal ~~ My, ort a BT'S SH 195% 1088 S D&RG Se s6%' 8 RG % 7,160,000 Argentine paper approdimatcly approval the first ¢ = Te. 76 M FE aa . a4 tn, gemanc 8 on, anc = hon aad | i ee et R [= ¢? - s-% aa pe : — : Ae 4 38 ane son 5S 4% "4". ) to $19: ,16 of erchange 4 of cxzchangt ee aeeane = ; : ao pra — ¢ ef a t A ‘ ° s by mill | 7 = ' wa 5 5194 + — = 7 2 4 aa «3 > Y. ved . Te ts Totgi mace, 5: OO } | marset OL + —_—e at eax? 3% 43/104 ~ 1 @) ana 48 58 4% 44 so’ ao accepted and rec armas, nee Po prepared. a et sh ipeers Ga. ef, ™ vumiesron | 62 : “— " : ° . ' - + -— ‘ : ra ~ a Stock Mark . tiat | erendiy to the market and Satan walurs | 93 Cup c Sus cy 7.20) S4%y, 83 ae | of oe G4ue 52) ei | an | 6 en at ten Sameena a 7.60% | Boston . a ot | trian: yrection A. = tr aT a eS | 13 ye, . ea 7 "4 ive% 9° ‘es - T & is -- a: a7 114% 114%) cfferings are St — of New . a « To RR mounes were enc as the county im be | 13 Cuda Sug. 31108 eas 945) 12 FL T of C 7940 215 118% 114% : = i in the form of Interim : t to yield 4 ron a on est g:eckhs @ca\t 2 ~—— + ee as Ofter: = Sacters = eee Dem © aw 2 >. ,.2 » 109% 3 Grd ph yy ® 24 16 _. 119% 119% Rushmore, iz the form | interes t — e* toda» y= moet active — eee | DO oe . rid -~ = —. reported | "& Cube “rat . + 400% 4 o4 - G Nort Ts 38_ 197% (3a? % gee wil be mad . a a .* erices for ». Lowe. 2088. ge rnin’ oe >. o—~ Pacific A Cembd T&T . o4 > Ps GK Gt er 5%e 52 se el. . — - a Mie — Ww “er “eae «= "Ofc ine | 37 u $e. 2 4 a 34 = = \- he “ 2 ‘ ‘2 ? zo Ts PSL Ry | Stas ects Sen wa] | Serre ar 3's Sey. Be Bel saure 18%) 28%) 2 , Co.., Inc. Stuart ’ a hE gg Det Ba rig fe 40. 945) 93 en! Si Saaw be 52 -| S96 S23) 33, | & Co., : 2 ke * apap aa aa oe were 8 a —e _- ~ houses | 15 ~ rfg os Ve . of Lal + - tea wi wv + -_—s “3 i TED Ca.** maar --. § ee a. uy? ~ommni ss. i4 Det Ed > 2 7% | ¥ a3 in 5 —_ * fe # Sanam Mince. >... 8S tS) 15% | wits com. Buying the rally ‘uit poeme 6 42 *) pe | 9a | 68 Haw ads in Sa8> ge fee tnt pany Witter oa tT a . 4 15% “seh = ters om ' ' ™w | : 79 a . °° 23 = Ss , *'* " \.« fair ere steer ; St 5 —_ = a4 4 AR . | A =9 7 £o4 ‘ C Blyth, awe -_ “s Vesta a , a; ‘2 ‘ “provisions en a ie he st ; 4s mney 106 “ 42 1 Cent 4s : 32 ss — eS | | rust = aoe eX 188. 18 Silver) |. 3 Borer, Sf wis tse 0 | $F Tatas SS aN! Ga | inois Merchants ork . a ott | Money, BE | ate “tate Ss “a: 1h s togwe ines | 22 TR Trae 5 ot 85 GAN! 86 se Illinois f New Y | vings & 10 sey 219 | Clearmgs, == dee de ae | 18 Bows etna WaS ages | ts Te w edi e's See ae | Tey | & Sons Company o First Trust & Sa .e% ; 7 - on ’ = ~ . ~- > - = © 138% 108% re | 88 yy 8A sa: aos! on" | S| Rollins itable Trust irst Chicago “ SF . e s “eRe : : e $191 \ 00 4 40 - " a7 ~ zi 12 , - Te? Le ry So: a $3 E.. H. E. ul = Bank we 335 23% 12% 27. Pod. OM ol wane a wann. i 2 Geotrich T Se 41. 121% 198%, 1104) 8 acm 50 4 OS q S vings *Sui 84 >t. | s3 meding varios jes sents, $35.600 3 FT - a T fe 32 ILS 2OL [OTN SF atm ae | ee aoa one rcial Trust & 2 from offic: . é a | seD's | acceur Me . rote . - “ _ . 7a? OT s x " mn : _ ms : su es! 8s eg or $90.000° ‘ota: | 'S Granby es st... 101 108% 198 3 , 40 an w 245 41) 33% 85% ' ( ‘omme partly by capie reuedia. Te 3% ay. | Dupete ve es pare te Sriued éebite ont | > Se Se oe eau) see aon | 147 ams oe és aN os) tinental & o Chicago etainet beheve them te be reiue! a4 7 + tet her's a co o tn@it¥ cu . Gran = * se aan @on . : tS ‘= ~ of \ a Con afermencs we = 9 ae —~., H* te Saccunta, $279 “3 Gras cSte 40 of ‘ou! oo 79 care aes 4 28% 208% a ase Doset unease aaa ~~ & SOM | te « ooo: . Teh t's! 34 172 0 'T8ey Ts 5 AR! ee ta _- this edverneement aes ‘3% — | $55.800 ~e* pecaers all moner ene | 7 a & Ae ede A eve te T= % 10 = ‘ & ‘on 5 I" OF * _ +' *8&% ‘mned wm eubrect to _orrectien. "216% "2 % ard —y . 1— = 7% — -S. 7 eg Ag ee _ + 7 at au 2 ~~ ]§- >, at +3 a eX, 5. arvered . come on an eS o:] 16 1 — > ~ Po% 3S a . . =. TAN4ateh @ ¢ oan’ oati sev ad | ~ = 1 ime 4 ret acre ee " mT Zt int “ - e . - ° . ; ° ~w A 5 ”* ec “ : 4 (33% its : eae’ 86 _ ~atiere mercactt * ™ 2 Toe Pape Re ~% oS a x se 4, : ee - t = > = os 90% 31 1 Bl 2 Bier e te aes some rT Sate LOR Tae % | 7 Market st 7 0.) os a sa’. sa a% 4 A =o a Preces aa wnt ‘7 hd a . 4» LW % 1ne@y ss : . wi ae lst «7 c rt) S 7 “: a’. *". a’ 4 s@ wah Jan ee ree S_aneer. a * | Tt ‘ . t be - ie 7° 3 ~ : 14 — eo * er 1908 se = - writ 7 lar ® Kar Ts sit 13 es Pass Se “38 == - 4” times The te Ser T as = M Se } oe Lat 91 ,R- -y— y ton 8% 38 feo Nt “gas | > msrrass 6 ot sstl aX 6% weer, 31 12-184 ee mS °5? ts oat Pesrey a Treccu : os = ey 1 ——. = 6 +2 201%. ner cent; te G wis -- ° 1% tee *~ oe . - pee aa: bad ; “er. 3 7—Bar sil Lc. EO i : -_—- eg

Page 35

eo ~ toe. — - ~ > ~—, oane oo ——_ -~_ > - — —_— — —_—_——— —_—_— —— —_— _ — —— ae ~ a. Se ; > ore = ; ‘ A Py > ; . | ay 4 . » & et STL . S PO ST: -DISPA TCH THURS DAY E VERING, ) at tap. 99 ave ra h 4, k S . ” : trial ock me toc I th th of red aye. 73 to st en in y | — ba ) E Kk. nelu lls e 5 tod wit To 4,80 ck E ate ac ; Better With Is and + Ete + emo i se peng cra ay’s an a 5 balan, s i Stoo beets a 4 a nas an E in 1,: sa | ste Stocks ar D U ° An ne ang pon p > p xtr gcs xch div 252, 1 es f r- = an ea rage Ries ¥ od. tE or cont: a eens ang idu or eeepas ies a — Se e ee Fe es —— = ) ” losing. bia cont (c) r th eS, rh aa u ye Cap ie s: h nth ‘MEW Y -— A E v \Sales ivi d ck ar ava a th j Ma *U or nut — A RE Abu i 6, oi tee. nd. ce ex (h) ly, 3 in p Sym ‘igh, 190- os oF) ane lee oe. x r R K A SERV Ais Kea tb] 4 110835 ot \ dat. os et low — r' of 172) 8 te w. | Close, E SS AT ov F : + co R Sb , i, a, KN -rig ae rec le red : (a Hip A wrt 4 58 "9 | my . Re By . 10 He th a ep 30% i 8 ac re — hts. pele “a 4 stock May D8 5) bi 25% 5r 3, 20%: i Ris - “ | L aeons | - i o rbd be ps tT aii se ua m ‘ Bes ie: [ N | eR TORK P PER Bo | wae ‘pia. 6 S188 (1 ao | STOC | : uarteriy in ae | te | be oat |.. 4 closing an py ork O ! t cone eg ress ae Sy - ea 12 | 10 1! wee Db K Jec in Mex | } ap 4 13: 20 ‘Biers % ork an OR ess. ry. it Fa con 5 ‘ i) 20 | % 0 a r M I | 5 ) .: d K, a ae tien ) Senos p93 8 fea ase : Thured MARK ease Mi Cop 1 O17 a3 138% 4 pcb Sea ry Ay AIR | Shree! te a hater ue 5: 66 4 eR a core ET’ Av Mid 3 oa [ts 33%). bond Shine 8. TF ». 2° t nee ‘e t ce ly | An pr ud 13 38 Ws 5i— eday .... ls Hi. | af te. as 2 " ae 20 Ry 8% 15% 1% rity Isa es are toda Following Sig i, Rad a Tedlec oi bE | Ss5/ S48 * =a Bees 4333 ment uw 82 pf at 2! aaati A Xaies' , a Tt ey 4 to 3 Ra anette acount. | A's cor 95 oe 34 sa He meetin ME Berea Ral Fa as 5 3 35%] 12a os AG 81 IND Hine seid a ops ne : | ay 5 aye 0 ect re m SF r 95 By ~ 3 | Saad | ey po endl 120.30 ite +. M o T 5) 4 \ 1% 3 4° % Al s Bt Us 00 be sec ist ld bioore ree ert PS ob fe ata ct, a ts pea Het ow REMES Se: Ny as wits tot Cacuritien tra = re “ Pastas | ee ot 71:16 ts 48 (3 Bt 2 , © = $'s list re | M © Saal 3 4 ’ 49% ce? ar. Al a 2 ly ALS. | Prev. ( n es B yew 3 b gordi nownera ty a fate ae vel & 6.508408) 38 22 P§ eat worieid ah) rit eels Am Ge M a =~. ionshare highes on ning YOR he en he slam A 7, iets soit Rt, x chrve ae 5; ‘tien. _ 96:13 Moo ae 7 39 ie | + ta 73% .& Gee ~ 18 it % mitt are in t, 1 heck ~ Due S BT etre &. J one} eninge Am, etfs Pie" ea lt ‘a Cp! 13) 20 wk TT re M Lode 31 7 70 38 % 40% § Am ga "| 20 4 28 Yo! 98 14). __Security.” = jots (00 pA pry g fund Nov ' a ae ifs nese cineomtct ye Kx, 3 +4" ins are +t Coe Pea aa F ive. 64%] 64%] Net Mot. "3 75 19) 81% 7s 455 |— rr A he & Tri Ht SA te 9% $0 Hp Sn rity. i6 u an New ‘ ST. 2's. i . cm : Res tod opyrt T A rr 4 1 17". ° 10 '4| . . Co a ie . 4 2% 64) IC} Mu . WW BO! 12) 386 ~ 4 AP, ote i 1 AS i y oe y la ales) itted n t y ist ber 1 iy oes ay sa ght he E Ana ° Higft! a8 % 124 )\.- % a *, , £408 iy; ssh we - 6 ‘| os 79% the. AP OL ulti 5 240 03% a4 62 har wis Bese en ) pet a — eather N ’ 194 prices ted to ys: ed wnt aie Te ott 4 Sit by: x | . - a 134 % 197% sd ; Ph . 240 he: 1 te | 7 soa wn 4 Am ‘fa iP 23 232 | + th 84 Wiig #.. LI} 3} ah? ' cone day rda xcha S 8ST | r mcpel fice fore: active RA ve. | leh Pe Mie ag * ze jee oy ie Ete ta fags ga | 83 2 "Sl ah 25 | 28 Riet: rae TSS) TS%] | sichange today eww pal office cith ls } o! ket em ’ 1 atrength, — FFE Sf a's Ps $19 28 Com aaa’ 4) all 2 -* 38 i im Site ha ‘3 | $3 i AS s ‘A TS 05% 23 % | 15 ot y T & h os $5 % | 15%) one, 5,3 ge a ta ay EXC T ww tuthoneed 2 — Pg with Lee ig nag of tn hy Lin 7 > it or | me ‘ 7 ‘eat Pepe. ! i 5 a3 on Ne Bis ~ 1780. 1? th . *. am ad x et 33 36] 03% 23 %|.03 eon “ec a 28% | 3 | BB {bu va lee amounted 1 ae 4 en zed erei - t | =F st th B g 0 n stocks A pe fico 15 oy Gas ) ‘> hoe o gG 71145013 i ial ee aa lt + a AGé pta, v3 el 33 | OS “4 — 3 a8) 2: | 45% q aes er ted E, senate red t th an ein fr he e in the b and! mo ne: Hy olf ck A Je 4 4) Ost | bh 1 a, Con K Ad ” R rt: Cons ee rte - $0 eee 2 7 E Pr} i ~ hae 75 D4 15 \— .., s Ts) 50. 54 4 ath 1 Rts 75\140" $5 * 31 te - - i naiaal ni a Hanns com ares. otal an ari s bon bl ond ‘als man led are rta ne oy Am pe. ¢ 8 Lie i 2 os bi Cone is .! 5. sits i ¢ B Dy er & a Of 42 53 are "s % ven * 0 . 29 Oo” 35% Fag we %4| 40 ,, 88 ass + | Bee ioe © of ree cee pa c aa ce ce e ’ m_ ° + y n 8 0 in no oy > | i jisw + | "483 5% = i i i | tes a # ’ 2 3 Sit! e ‘lp a“ | 2% 3: ig ama 7” | 08 Bit “) os mee 7 a! + R v.) , red om le bus " oS mand. util Spec ceeleeet over aan 2 A Cont Ten, ach act = ar pta 3 i Ae si) ° , yo = ag 34) 34 Se st ota 1 a3) San 2 erry re ine ompared of stock TE ng. reserved pro R tie crane nag pr ann = if vi abe wits a Con “an 4 ‘I Yi ta bs 18% are st DI M Fated a2 9 gis aM vf of Lo pe wid my | 2 | 33} | 9 % (137 A st bye rust. ave ws ioe! Ht weer $3 ith so i» KE ed a achi ene s, Bw om, in ers, a ms pid ! ! bat 14 p2iet ° - Cone M 6 Ss) et on U3 te ) aw pfd as | 38% $1 % . - ‘ ord! 1} 4 1a" 33 4 t Pu W 3) 20 he 49 2 eat. R ya lym or s «& oe is Ht | 000 21 in bon ecou ne wed ere as g in of] rege 9 4, 151 ae ka 1G | 2, my he: 1 ae 6% 5 4 + x | 8 ox lie + $3 — 4 N Rage Bes 97 . i -a-y Cc % | 25 of 33 |.” 074-Weish Corp Cob 54 aaa 4H. + 54 on | y 90 ari ds. in nted sup {1 " du Am? pf 3 4 44 x | 0%) * bg | ‘ u & r o1 Ne a4 = . ly Py Mu pf 2 1] | 38" . Borde & Ss .% 1) 0) 5a 24% Ss Cc A Matty 2 49 \ I. *. Bro n ee eee g: Italy “+ 4 30:58 low ! — estas cet | ele fo err rep » be e|! a 1 Bey ? ati” ‘age | 33 ao, oe - 9 37% usani tor NO rom 17 an | at lii6 6 — ain. n E 40) 49 9 | a: of A @11 11 4/2 5% 454 ‘e' ating hoe Ay ae ‘to | 10 186s | ew 'C) — - of - cerns etric r th owe orts tte as PA wer R 5 45 140K 14 ele ® uba pia 2 4- , 1132” 2% ee N T Cor 5! aba 872% i ew od rt | 76c 9 ', Pe ea 8 ift Elec. +4 ty 11% 29% 49 ‘|B . Sh pf G EM - 6} ats is (i156 nee Net lt ' now heey - e J . tee pid 7 b Puta % ° 41% sve, \ Bs kM? ° . 7 14| | Ps ur et 8. | 1, 37, oak a tee wi a Ge 28 17 278 +4 fives r com e iS ee 1 ean; liseig! in — ce 0 the — “Continua iner devel of de- Am Ta Tob oti + bey eS ‘. cum as 7 Ht Pn 40 iy BY ds 33% ka “% $3 58%. 312] ott a Cc rouRe | ts A5e o's eaae Th tt b Co} °) Hy, aaa 111% ii “ Gertat pf . enmm eee ecuees ae. by 1565 ; eo Gove , and f Bu Provi trial int iefleck oy rob 9 oe Pains ihe 45 es Ca Bs al Pratt a 108 33%, x¥ & ES 130% 663. ad mes anade I p! 2, 12%" an By ra Timken rf 2 114 2) 32% HS | tty Con atte Prod se 2) ell ag ‘ly ulsracl abt iP ledge cee ince of a a of a3 ant ‘on NTE 7 ote Be ig 45% Baha [= Ss w¥e eet ee ate 3 chtnd"S 4 ey ried 4. Toga Pal 3) PREM a0. io” caer aca *) “om son tes itty = ¢ ; . ue a " on D; “ wi ty ‘ ss = 47\ 2 y 1 0 = ‘ N -_ "11 5 136 . 4 d j 12 % ra rs = 3! oi. 2: « o* ° . ww Y¥ poe ” 5 37 11 4 \— \% Dn = i 4( 65 * isi yy 5 0% 2 13% 134 4 oo A emnd st “ee . ean * 4 — eel i “ee 2A7 16 ‘ good dul nde roved oe hig nds Pr Wool 1 4% 15 ATT te eu Cu hy 7 98 7% | 46°. ° \“ © n 7 14 aa 1 Hil ' l ch Pi Lee! ai =a 106 o by ub n 1 eal 2 s| 22 % | 14 o 2 —— w one 2 aff biliai ua \ aa eden - i b . ’ , . h do &S S; 4 ll 1 “ Gy: 2 ! a M5. ‘ Ps | 4ue : % Py & S58 \~ 36 (315 ' aks 7 ; 5 40 a a 2 30 | xy pA | @ Eu do a hy Zine on ~ aol ad ** 5 “* ‘ ira fai y . cmon hae h-® In or Lab pf ee. 12 ric sae 1" > B Fr 4) | ena 98 by ’ ota 6 80 2 1B a 37 ° the 18. 66 “4 10 Ps 8B 4% i % | TE voxn V as. , vor . ‘| | 6 pl ads 28 1 eam em vor te rad du Aba A qd. 41 | a he Pie D Ww J 20% | ‘a I2o og . 6 13 a 6 37 ee: do - 878 =e «| 4 6 d 5 9 As re 0%» 2 re 2p oe tS al? “4 2 14 nF 4 oo R \W ‘ 6 1 | a os 4 Bing wy PC V1 +5) a 32 oem “oe i 26 ~) 65 , I ea i Ini c @ ~ 4 Qt 220 % | 30 n I d is e oe sont 3 «i * hae : iid % i 100 : e D ail bd tlo " s| A pfd De 1] 6 . 38 +? ( hN 3,32 | $* gg BOP hal bc o| 4 9% ~'a| i -_.. pia 7 1% | 43 ” % | 5% U t EC al 11 20 | 30 = G! do ron We “pga e: Rpahgee - 5 ms 2/105 —3 i _«“ ¥ es upo °s, U on per able n n m- 9 5 is ea) ae re. homes mie aes v1 rig a Ra 4 Y Be Py 14% —_ TD aa | 42 | 26 | 2b iat 28 1 G& C el 20% 9% 30%! ,20 Ae ge S| ae 10 ees 105° \y a0 «(lid pect. to alcohol, —_ at sbundance. of re a3 i 3 Be: Cares oe ls Sa a Sst ok » «(SP ag HEE: «| sl Be ees t 338! 233 My tami as see a a bs man ee th re) | ec . redis re ake th ing ee or 1} ur & , 97 | ae ea] .7 4" odg &R 6 li lg I a = p a ] 130 % | 4% ™% B Gar 1) aa) RH . °8 3 D > ai 7) 49 Ve | oF - % 44 uttig md erat pid . veeeregess 2 leas : ei = (100 101 f th he e , tob ol- Fed cou o" hme c pu of " aleota .— 4) 97 sau! ln i - ‘Sse 5 71146 at, alt Se a o8 5 | 278 Con Be al S 86 %e 41% ts 4 a a 49 125 06 %4 | 78% 20! - Why, Bh afta aos 32% Aah : soon) & e S pr sam ac in eral nt r fo all rpo fu — . | 25 Been * eae Leen pid A aes aa 16 a al aioe j 50 © 1305 - +3 oBek eu | | Hi asi. 4 usta “B A 44 25 | 87 Me | 96 ty o3e ‘evita, om m OS ea bbe aR :: oe gacs pee yal o0 : | : is . ‘ — 2 ‘ ne ! + + . g ‘ 2o' | * \ pe oA Q nl, 1% & / 413 Rik,, 39 S% ra pid. — * eee eed i. | oe a, — ** | -« : . 3 ta oce e co go AD a rno loan ses nds ao Lory sn 6:3 iad’ Je Doug “of i R an —" (43° iA Thy "4 14 Ne ’ ta] ;@ 1 . = oe ~V = 150! 361, . D ee M 137. @ a. By 24 Ss ' 3, 16 igs 2 3 gon Rros’ ofé'... ice salad’ be 3% mn | ng es st ‘ial : er on in he n % t! pra : 8 47 | &2 5) ° f ¥ i i 1% | iv | vy, — 1 i pe! 65 \ 8 a 363 — eFore a ] 2 °1 «| 98 47 I do n 1 % | K ” 7 a Pad NAA + odiat ph gy 185 ates, ips 33°" ' oa val % 4 n mev ) ho 4 res ec) 1@e At fon 4 48 47 1 Vw id % we , = hy Pits ‘ o3" ‘“s 16 ‘- \ eu I 4 5 oe 4 de 4 | 1 ores Me! q) yaar 1 | mm ® o oi oO ow a 26 1 \» 1 % on woGye tep —_ eo & .* ; 41 ele aw 3 ee _ —_ ! : ) ine . e -. us wa ult os t-1* Vv & 1: a) aa | § ra a“? “8 ateea : 19 hy Cc , t - 90! 64 | 3% | > 2 v t_R i 3 i} OLte =9 Vv -— ‘so 2| 1 nay au + M a7 hen os rae "43 3 eR es see 33°} eee ag cau ah ° . a Bre Pe at a aR 46 at oa &! ctf nity ‘2 is 2% % |— Nat ¢ 1 be , t9 ei a * 85 | enn yubilier + 16} 344 | 20 | 2 ‘3 H8 % ha iy Bt +e 26 1 M Cu 50} 19 4 | ov « ‘Sal ~ ae % | 24%) 32 i} ; 213 ice ¢ M u 18) 12. i3 15% % at eee i poo roca 50) 35 3 a ae FETT, 34 . : , ’ y the n fe sly « les ent ore ath a A 2 a % . aaa 47 a, c L404 B% we 4110 wits 2 “| Nat. ehR 1: io | over ] Du R Cc 6 i 2 % wy |_. ‘s Viet Ch &l) 3. 3% 1; \4 26 2” Pedi Portland Geme le 8 on is He 87% a8 ! ~ (ht ly Pe 0 $5 Tot ;. Man Fe ach y un dis , alth i Atl cer 27 onset 4's 32 ° le uv Ss pd iy r we . + aad 3 ae , % | ' t & 13m : wot) ey aig nee 10 24% 33 ' ', oA o Wa or ae 7 184! 1%) 14 ° Pedigo: Wek Ce PRES an. 5a a a a7 oi. ha 34 5.49 a! for y Rt ose to ed f tf? posi ou n ‘ainett T | k a? 6 2% 04 igh; bon B ; ok \ jaan MER > Nay od 187 7M! | 5 . ~ a oer a| aaa an he M ai’ +B it, 3 139) 26% Rice! Weber 8 Bm og ae 1.50! bai aol ’ , l or a tio gh |* stin Nv er 257 's 2 Sted 6 te Se ae % 24 Patt Pt 4 } A’ 4 15 oa 11% Rice Site ve hoe cae eee ae 2 e* | 1 ’ | \% mre . aA . 7 B,548,5 8 Ricaek a oll po erve * aeciaion are? rown aries mt eee = B’ pf Wi 4 e! gate ~ Blox oy 1 216% ei isi 2|° +t ge a4 34} 13 9% % aa 7 6! 93% siti ° ." Rive Sits DG mires | oll 60) 02 eg kisi o*al'er ‘4 > 4 56 . oe te f ui in au eb on m v igh 5 ma 208 BA Sale — pird a oO lv ’ 4% |. i 4s ten 2-80, ~ 16m 218% te | . L, Fise - 1 157 ' At %i. g ne , #4 92 % + tans aa Ad =n D G lat eas evel -~ © ; 22 - aio 2 +> 1 4 Ca 451,7 9 van ~ i thy = clin eetade rte 264 | 25 one —2 | i V4 By Ne —' Otis wi 6 hat oie ty = » ee 16 | 1: 0 % a pia 12, he ti 4 ie" sever DG o 26 yn eS 10 18 0°" hy» hi : m 78 for ce ere sev of ed ¢t ane oa, r ° 4! a 8 —— — he c de eh _— oenth he Pan — au ig 35) 33 ’ } Bra e Ay i : Stor oe . 4 +e a a" gin ‘* pena et 63: al a. | rT tn : % Hates wy 11 aa 5% | a” yo Rie a 3 2? 7 D os 72 - Pan og ndependent faces “a | 20 95) am Nga ‘| 2 at 37 1% ; hi es ges ollec eet of re. e lowest Welding qhew oo%) Ss Bi tag Be ‘ ee gee Pa a Saritt ony, nAP at 20 a oe op Fageo Ww Al P.. *. oF if a%| 08 (io RF. 73! igs" no ' Bits Pinited f... ndent Pack sees 3) 278) ret ‘sais 28% az ls: | is iss the eae tion Lead! oo at catia we sey “ig ae 47% Bs - bing > ~My Sing “+ he 26%) i533, ote ato me 63) 9 7 ny tin 1 palardo. a “a ante 100 i 10 anal 88% ee pf new Bt 2513) 18%! xrF Wane oe Packing com : oI 5 Ln) sn'yi Bri i 2 veges . - 4 3 - 05 ' . . * ‘2° , 7 7 ‘ © ~ } od, . ‘ P | at Fi . yo — e- om “4 bd + «I ee ' Ss val : . . ue mi mo | i ch In "gs oo \t 7 le a re er & p 7? 14 eK} 45 aie! - K A ts 16 ne ont Le .. “est 1 a % | asa . ; do k 14 4 ‘7 B... . 00% ie | 4% P 7 r re an %! 2 te | fay fi Wagner F ata oa ‘ _— pfd 1 60 aid! a 2 ‘6 27%) pS 16: " | ' . od pled . os ios sere, oe er aie che ag ri a 1! as aR at'e e M . s I? nd bes _Y- 3 cig °) > nhandle ' ‘ 258 a O54 t18 tone a A. A! 10% 265 8 | t.. s 100% ind be ine oY on” 28 is! 23 isd waltke a, eees sone 10 13 Prt i cy | *; rt 7 7" | i int gC ua d In vi ave a t. Bri le = 1 o18 ; . “ oo rie pt st i abee J ie — ™ ark oid. 18 f , aT aint “hm até | | 10 |} 2 nte at Coy 4 90 OR 14 24 eee on tric ‘orn ee eec ees fe rae i?@ 11? 7 oe % 46% | “ ; f ' ey - n d LS | i 1 P; d 74 LT \% Fo ‘a cj ” 341 1 | os ay ‘ a +t 15 4 19 3 B Cc © 34) BBin| BBs m| 9! ag sO of i}! % | ° ig ’ 72 72 1 Cr mee 2 ‘4. e = oS ee ” . AY 4 of ier pe and " gh e ee! ee | C ; €! rae a1 bo a ce GA Tk 3S 4! oe ar 4 il ui” 9 ° Ge c A | eit | “aie « of Ind 3 19 % , | 65 17 wee tee R4 106 . . 8%! Sng a ed nfs ges and al ak d hi} er rec , rR oll! ia i} 3: &, G n ik 3 ory ; 157 ry ° Co 4. 18 a 4% 135 je % G n Fi B | 1| 2 i | KS he 19 q oO K v1 re 56 cs »% | 14 b ss oe A | 44 o. o. eh en A J ‘a wi Fc e tha ent do rp ‘ +1. ® cee er As 3 3 eee te 7 1 ic aa 4 ee on iac% oF 1 wen ire a ov mA % 35 | 33 ) i of an 93 #1 1b0 > ) , Sot S i an 84 108 . aah ‘ og y th rgen on * ov si! me* ce th und An n : 40 A {7 S 10 fi 's = “-* ise A Pp 4 4) , rn le — 2 I’h (* P 1] 44, ‘ lZ 4 a ae ‘sl 1 ! rm he s Re! 37 0%) 72 7 A Aises 3 246 ‘s ,c n eset vs Cle Sree — . agape 74 | i m $5 re —-". le pro me 1" am b A ony | os a: “e ary . 8 ‘. iy Be ‘a it a 25! oO | oe 46" . +m. _ 3, 37% 15° Thy | 53% Co SCELLAN 58 4 oted i ~ ti © B 1S % 98 Tet rev | ur sper 9 Te - e 60 cx % of 4 . wep ver nes res e i et. ~ ow hy 3 =. * a , GM a Bw ud 3n7 Ss 1 SR? | 1 dy pf ! on 1 nat j 4° % laz St A 60 18 j 3 die | 10% rst Am n oO » oR 117 46%) 4 - gt NY 7 5 bee % j192% | % |Qoee, b S - lor - gf iol 0,0 pen ved vd rie we an pon n fo Rr — + 5% : 73% | 4 he Sy, og 2b 431 2) 98% war a c ra “6 | 98% | $3.% mB, a P | 8%) ITA 37 iD = te LANE 10 S 46% tuts 6% m1. ies Re. need al s i un po ’ 00 de : era! quiy man ed a dA si se r ron M } . .. j Ro 4| ° le A , A pi O45. , — ly a Puel: a! 4 = . 1 * oe enn le m Ny g\ | | $7 1 I Ca 4 — j ‘EOUS 117 358 eh, M | a7 12 5% | 107° oa" Pr _ secu Pee , , if n A dof $e of d te Seeeinta ye ote th igns to Cad n Cr ~ 151 5% | % Pomc ae 4 v Pik, 27 i: (" s PU _ 4 5 ° | % a1 se" oe Pt pf 1 S's) b%! 57 Me Pty y= eee A | 6 Us 1O7t un Ay - 1/106 1 196 | 8 n4 ecurtty — wee ia r ° . g : ld > -* . - o¢ ~ ‘ o ‘ } g ss p 12 ey . 24 ia == ¢ e om it om cle te pec 1 Bap a Caddo | ia 16%) 13 5 Hoe tGe — lite ion oan’ +5 42 ieee rp al h : mH, oS 8 Meco ® he: oO} 4 107 wift 52 sy 6%. ois .s a in Sa a A pril y 5 ros C ‘tle om ula . nd f Cel P Ot, eee . a5 ly 1) i \' . or et * be 1 vat TT a’ . ‘ 1.°0 r 1 9 AR ; 5 » s ’ I CE \“ ” a ‘i a 18 Cc do 5s 13a % lal "7 TS. N Tid é-c 2h $3) 106 9 ; 5° An As : alee nti a ge 1 AAA th sed sen es ft pan tors ere URS b ’ xk 6 ’ . ame oe 4 1s Je. Bn P n 65 53 1} SM rhs « Ae Pa a h tf Rg RR ee 4° , + a ’ 7 34% 16) | ~ 1 | oe Cot B. n 4 is ot ! 4 or al ce 5 15" 2 ly 2 120% C a aos * mudd # ar nts nd ra , an a4 era) ett ies “5 fa = Pet ‘ » A8% 7 | 2h! \ eee itn 4 °5n Los 372: 14+! 126 . 3! ost Ww 16 2 Ty | ne a for & 1; 21 Fy vi 5 te on “yt pf! 18 3a | i | T an O A 34 $\'bs 06% 7 + Col 7 vs an.’ 4 e t oO nn hat 420 fe oN Ny i ee a? o! ; it oe | ° vig © 25b 7 a2 ti ae Aa \ 2| ‘| tal % | q | "aa 7 aaa! (34 + Cr A 4 38% | we 0 rum i 7 | 9 wy 106% 6 a i Low vd . ember space as “9 Drug. 2g per ae res 9h '3: a“ te 235 Gin san a eerie : Pate fr ats 3 re: tne © ui 25% te crown “bra oof] 38 ue 'g ng ren SEAN ng ey et ieee, rh ma ag . i . : Mm > ) ee . " Vv r - c vy iW ' a tty | bed a 3 oe ot 3 4 7) 4° ve , 7 ite 1. ra) J P A 1; ‘) ‘ ; ] ve | j ' 36 ; 2 ” i 34%, rh c an Th 0 285; 5 ay ar} 7%" ° ‘ — oe fe + os sana ei 1! > ¢ Co _ 2 > 1 “ li >= a - * ee R 1, 15%) i7 s| 18 '4) ‘al ‘9 Senet 1 , 2% | °s7 ) ~ 6 33 4 102 { '* 96 E 7% ai EPS wt | , 80 24s : : 4 ; Ww b ne 5 ete dva uer s a atu . Ss. ite do pia. A 54! 1, | 15% . *s & Ste 9 & % ~*) a st . - R.. 23 al ! 4 ‘ Atal e 1 t. ‘e C M 4! OR | ie te | es. . irb Co | 1} 5%, m+, ! 5 i4i 9 at 7 ‘ 10 % | 100 a n ag . - | fe Ro" t, which cont y lt of won 32503 eos Se sige eit e 3 les ey im isis oe af a bal edi yee aig ae) fa ere) ia By vel i & ere a web phe ol al eel es ‘ ; nc ; n ’ Ww ” rogs " la ‘Ts e ea Ce . 12 7 ra 5 ; i ‘3 nbvw re s 4 tict , 3 ' . « me ee 46 re) 19 fie ia ia r 4 h* * ~ 16) 3 hy le oP x= +t 3 ! 9 % | 5 : 7es tac L, 7 a | ol a 7m ’ D Be a) ae ay j 4 a ; : ioe of en tai es tle e ela {] th re 1, rro Mf . oe 7% 4 > 1 . N vy M a ] o7 A — 4 iv pers. 1 144 Ru 7 I nda #.. 35 71 1 | 8 . Pur et i] 17 j % | 1 nl 2 w wu 3a pipe 10 } 1 192 M . 18 2}! 4 . 7 is : ; . ' t C 4 o 5 at oo 5b a 2’ 17 a. | +b $n 2 “ p ir 210 ys ti i. rR Sr 50 a 30 a & | “— ah ve la ! 165e Ye | q | 38 Li ard 79 2 % | i? ! \h Seater - 102 1 19 %, 1 7% Pr RB OM _. ‘s RS 0 .. oc cap ft ins t | ten ern on its are ha re ai epP 86 | 97% A *s a Fi ay n 64 3%, | 4% me | R as 22 at Sai 18 ~~ | ani = a6’ es 38 _— s oO | 30) 1 ‘| a, 91% ~~ * is 3 2 101%)! lies . B D a! 2 oe a) % | * ‘ -* e cu pital he A he a tien ° aie L ! & res cis r-ta ih be 8, | 12% 4% “14 "Ente = eal ca ete ioe ae 235 | 30% ae a, |! ar ae oh 4c pew + ‘iw P oly 30) +\% 2 + 48 hed . ry 1 101 1102 Jot ig i10 Pea GR eat Oe | ala bd . a - ? ’ + j ees © a - do ad 39 i & %s 7! 7 ts a Or 3) not 3 Se Ms Rd Oe pre ° 4a * le 45 aint 1 v rT > rs 47% ‘ a7 "| " °*M Pe ef! Al 124 2 % 3% 92 obe 194 3.10 % % 10% 41 1* R 7% nos “4 Aa | os He" : ; ees em rge city volte pe Ggyever Ne oD + ag $0 2 r 4 19) $33 carl de bry y os 22h 1? od Rag > Cop a 427 40 4 hiv Fs | | 30% + 40 | apa *Margay | Ta! 10% | ot oe 3 Bias. 5| 39] rarere 10° 101% Rn + 11001 | 96%) $14| 4 | | r 4 - — = ; ” w ' ~ g ” o *s es be a =. t a / 9 [ « — ” 10” 4 rn i 00% | +} = 4) "es : : ' ic ich an plo nt : uld prov oe nd gh 80 Chea of Pp 62 pac | ¢ Si GM x i - 21%. hy oT. s ns 4 on 11 . 457. od “1% eo: a 199 2 2 44%, ° 4 6% OMe a 6. 1) 26 tae 24" ° 25 M 39 104 4/10 bb 4 R w % | o % $14 e 04! ie . a y in ci ° ed ctf res N lev n, Cc an e979 . ~*3) 32 z. M ug So Ss td 19 — | gs ts. 4 be 5 oy F 4nut % 2 | Lat Oa 22 3015 P+, Oc ° an 4 10 i2% y % , 97 % 1' ,10* us 7s =v 10% ‘| ats | am ’ . on h compare ved and & rat seme Spears eels: eh nl fete = $f pi, 8 1 ons a8 at $0705, BT ie ba Hi =| hes pt | Soa! eM sis Sia Big is tea) tee l 7 | a ia ais hah preg fai aes | . ze) es mae s “Om nd eo] ed Ane. Ra qt 194 , 62% ar 3 fi 0 Bs ~ ‘ le de * T 7 4 20 19 ,i°@ oe S! Y 1 an a: Na n P yn] 21) 44 11 io 4 | 95 % el orl | 94 1% | i a! : rg » th rk w u ted to ug e f ief at-|c ¥ 41 4m 5 4n%&! . Ha co 5 a5 4. i) xe "ot te 5 ade t a + ere a — va i ase} a wal seh ‘ F rod 10 “ t 2 99 ® a HT 955 4 OU | | ent: ¢ re) it t . { ar ev or t -|© 9 ; i? : M0 ly 19 a we 2.3 stems A 9 “s er! f I 5 20 «| — . \* i, ] ’ »®, 31 ‘ ew & | F c 4 ed zo ‘ on 0 a! 2! 1/ \y | 99% iam d: nti Ta f : h tte ne co id c ha hi oe! 6% 47 e 4% ° r er 1] ‘)] ‘* Bae. y7 7 Re S ® BR > , , KR Tit, ‘ tr . 4 i? aay as 4! 19 NW KR G 17. ! 1 \ 1%! 1 an ae "R! 13) 14 A ; Ing _ tlw rail an nti — et ent opp t lon oe o 3, 2 | oe lent pe aa Sa i$ 4% Le. d :— 4 ! 12F ; ot 2 ' awe jens 2% 44" : 1&A raat! re onal Gel 4%) % se TI M 35! 4 8 x! | 9 % this Re ay wa 9 noe yo 4 pms _ w er Chis ty-| Set 75% +4 ot |B &Co | ex + i 101" —* ce Rev a8 1 110 97 20% | 8 MStCal ae. erties ase! 8 N YO 0 148 thy ay “4% ln ee i i 3) 964 i ) 1S : pu mi ys to hi tio hi} erty ' a g 12 1°26 aamate 4 ) a} a 3 S — n wy d - 14 1% 1” 5 i a Mi ‘al tr £ 4 7 4 3% Nob! rae Vs | o5 ie! 4% * Nag . +f ” | 4 4 4 ; i bli il fe boll. = aes oy str 8a! 25 , age ls e Olt” ? | Ror Spr. 52) AA 119 > | % |) ee he maou oer} BS “tng a PO Fe. 11 :P ote dom | 384 | te ssue, am The Mark ES Sirf 110 nS) 1 omy 2 | ees 638 os! Ss sy aT | 4 8 10 He 34 M Dr Forg AEBS sis Res vine 8 a ‘0% 258) 26% mane Lasse 3 el 145 iH ' 1S s 141) *| 1 as H seholr ee 45° eo % | aby = iat rs ioe Te on seg o 2 . | 2 . 3 20 ~ | z- o4t rit eas mo he pro- sae +4 y $}) 13% arer . —! Hovsto Md Pa : 456, aj % 3, ¥- i. ao 1% $ ee ee tam mM z 1 =. 120% 2414! oi » our 42 = +4 ) 2% &. Yy ante goit'ea% p4 % . _ nte ad c 13%) i; 11%! % How eB bu 7 45" “4 Rut 3 ' Y) 2 on” 1 “ 12 — ¥ \ &t wat “7 K ty ~4 1%: 'y 241 5 yal Cor 31 2 7 $ 6% 97% ae 2% 04 | | a D the d do hy lng ~| 3: 3 13a, fey Jn . ud -*, U0 ;7; 4 | gn? 36 | eh. arsT Ry. , ws! oo | @4' — 4 XPSer ~ 7 6%! 30%! + fe ii * ~ c on ° mA, ¢ izs DY a i 97 ' Ont | ai dey ) ‘ ieee os New Y. he —~ do grep "| Ht 7 | 20% 133) “ie Hud Mu te 4} 27 ty |. Safe A fa co", an 1 BAM “ SI = 4 2 % 1 ni 37 t9 | 8 et | 1| > on rtrd a+ Sle af ; 0% - er 4 mene =) Ex this “ 94, a7) e ly Indi. Mo 4) soe 1186, 7 Oreds sane A aad 1 n°. aa asuT “ N a In 17 11° 16? | 35 | 27 % Ars ° a Hd 56 7 Teda In ; t ins Fast toe ciao nd co oo | ° iia —* i. ++, ) soe Ghunes _ 13 . a 90%.) otis . P rer ee ps 1 “4 (116% 22 Wy Rea ijiohe Mi 5 | +.) 4% 35% HO htt a tance Di roc of mo ore row mmo e!° ‘ m feet a. Nara MSZ | $3 sage f oP 2 = as ane! ar as Nor hr 2 vad 11%. Dues Con. e use ININ 4s: 5% 4% mark vi rect KS. , ve ig kK e ai le In o e ! 1: } | Sot sso eum se oO - f 1 4 ; 071. e > 10 rs A&T ‘ 1B ty | R46 11° “* C Cc wie | av ya wie 26%) 5 . Pri rade sh rea ime steed Ingereol 1 Ges on! 4/3 3/ ° se oi F | “et aul ' % | om toa, ha) f e) a7 oe b i & 4 > G 49 Bie ‘ we . F hep v8 SG n ra wit e han ° nt i : } 171 anu eed he _ moe 12 6 o1. + 15 s— * > ete I" 4 54 Ss 18 ta Rr, ores & oo en Ae . ty | 6% ha or : te Wi LAIN ~{ mong poe ~— wens xe M 1 aoe. Ri th W | 7 5 Shatt . ca gg | 36 131 hn ate: fo | 45 2 to it bh t ol e fra ing Sg a ihe limi otat — * ee 104 ti “1% | al 78 ar ae 547 -% 3 G Pe a tt Pt | 70 RM, Teck “lam | - 24) 3 att a fz sak tev es ihe: ig Sth wave | gee ere 2. fi" 8 sie |i es see zn ay 1 208 Tone nae | 22 3) 4s alee! St Ex ade sritseria Kro p Prog a) 04 jes. : , woe 3t 15% 5-3 ° aa” Stud Cc 4 incipal Brazli— Mi ter. 2 PR: tron Gas 1) 82% 179 117 | : 8 Tex ashy 87 18%) 13 ie % |! #50 pte” | High.f | 4 pe ne Pita os aig 8 mM. fie All ~—_ okto—fen' BD, “ape arr 3.80 Ay ” : 47% . % ae a =~ 5 53% 14% 13 J P . gsc: 7 & 4s J Low.! ' re Ry a ic woes 27% St. F rket = nD 8 14% 37 LA MT 5 T1Ant isan = 2 os & it onl aa ws ) 20 %5| = u's saa I 8%) 47 tcacsnton am ana 52 en a) 88 s | te Kenn ourth wo 43's 75. yt MT 4 1) RB: oR eae co a: one” % | goat’ Bey > tee 3 oedisae | «7m ee.|Ch Re 18 + 6 % | 9 he on — aa we Ban } RB Se 162 - —=3% oa’ on x Tae "" bam a oP 4 - 4 5 188 49 46 —- Aw 1P7D 1 108% 3 of | he) ys St. ot SES siat D901 oe Lo 4 1 ants, RA 1630 hee an wt 185 ft. 123%! Me lg an R 41284 senatiad ‘a na . Cop 2 03% Ast 98 GREENEBAUM T ull S50 008 | 000 9 ey 0 4 | ose 20 | setts mane tg 19) 2% 4 v-C a 2 at a 128 o8, Fry ene Ae ito % os vise ding ee Rr Oredi 1-32 ft | 4 a 3% —~Aad RAY 5° aa mke d. 5 1° 1: * * 7% 1 v 4 Corp 2) 10 56 8 ‘137 ,' © At! H : 6 a4 o4 | Ny 1% asa ere oON 00. F t Arranged Bell. rT 1225 123 | 8 | “18 Tab o 1 an +4} a S pa * ts 1) a5 + Na 126 ag Aut" & © sas a8 S104 0 oe ovide or one Lee. oP s SEaeRES s = eS age -¢ wi 1 32 34 6% : JWI 5s : 03%} 10 Pr 50 Pipes Are t vie 0 4) 1 4015 ass a3 “2” 2,4 6 | ty “) 30% ins! t | ate" A; 37 it 34 S| ag Bell an Ds eS: oS 103 ae ‘on uffic fona! ser olF " Pe aR * ‘4 Le 49 *1 y 4 = Oo: DA BAX y | az *! % aa p! 36 ook Sy 34% ae P a Lee 8) 3 22%! a5! 9 soni iS of — -_ sino? ecb u AB } oo 455 rf. 68 % a 1 Un Rr Li, ikea 05 90 % | g88 ‘abast In bs see é ‘a 31% — te 3 a 6 ioe = oS a 0 akes ; “ies ¢ i of I ose I ‘a’ mies ~* aoa 48 a Le U d eo 32 oat. oS % | : ~ ae % we - =F 21 $i i? 11 — * Ct R As p. 0% 2% +44 4% 1 ts Yy — ten ard ..72 ° 8%! =a 7% | Ne v Ci Ae 5 7 2; a8 ~- % al fA ean _24 65% oo . oda I , 99 224 ee | peas 72 Fas ag = York be mrs Mack s ‘o 14040) 18 led hy ei ty 50 pt 3 5 7 28 io) . . Went 3 pt | 43 108 r 46% 17 «: tile Cater na: Aa! 49 she 105 * 00 % 190 3 M oe | e- . 43% ‘aa i om x A+ + oa j . % af “Pace 45 oe g1%, FF iyees 101 98 Rl108 os id r > e ee a ae! # =,% cra ot. bok ode wrens & of 3 WB Ete : Crane ee sel sem 341888 ° and ris ey a2 1 Ant : ” e par. ome at Ate ‘* wee 8 3 a8 +4, - :? oat Trk 14 % 4%. 9 98 | & s 1% 4°? >! ‘ca ee 4 b oR > ; 74 ° 5™ ; a he 100% 1 rR ‘ | 42 _ 14% : fa 5S ly yi eS Ll% beat 1 ny ee OT 59) 69 ss 108% sz |° : eh 55) ia 2 3015, 1 y Nor. T) ot j108 | os : at organization, ee atc wick me 28 8S we 4 Sie 3 7 gay _ 00' 1 os 2 ° : O =a > oie i a % «hier ke 4/1 85 | R518 ur . 6e ae he ve se¢ 1 *« 4A 40% ° ‘s or s x 7. 9 ‘ 00 | 5° St. . Sk 82 2% -. om 4 a7 . ly 74, e ‘se - 7 = sy 1100 ¢ O78 2%) i il ‘ o- 40 3 a ‘ 4 —_— le vcs mel 6 108 98 %} Loui with 33 Ee : He 5 ; oe My os % 100 * vol 6 gn tt ai 37 ' aes i 5%) 17 103 8 { Office. w th. ike 23% aa oT 2 hia ‘jon v7 uy) 98 at 3 3%) 33 A one Te | 7 Petes Ss, M asihena ss 32% ess ho? ge 4 9 127%! %! el ' +% 3 ° ' Ts 9 1 ** 10 a" 17 3% i% r Rn” * on 0 cs cee ‘ “43% ‘2184 : i *I% a +h Om 94%! 127 Ss wp et 1% Penn ‘$0, wt Sate 00%, he : Pho W.C ent Company ' ° : A 1, & . " : ly 94 a n a8 Foe ge ware vs 14% — wants ‘5 | 4a — ' 99% | % > ield and te ‘= 1 Rhy DA 197 + 102 0 : 1S Oliv 37 108% TRS. | 35-0 ape 102 4 10 OP % 15 — ieee i o Streets oes ie | tdenees Pittsburgh — | +o 4, Sons Milwaukee aeag i oT House. Fone pay 1895.

Page 36

an ————— ne — - _— a PHUERSDAY BV bXNiNG, JANLARY 7, 1920. 5 i. LUIS rPUSI-DISPATCH Ba = 7. @ = a ‘3 =: -_~ THURSDAY, JANLARY =? >>> > > * - a — ‘ - 4 Single and double breasted models— blues, browns and grays—worsteds, cheviots, cassi- meres. Thousands to choose _ f from at RES hese Fabrics were chosen for richness an ~~ * a” eauty, for color and design—every yard | a ag > ; o 4 . —_ . Be ‘ £s . & , - "* a res aa | to conform to Bond’s rigid standard of perfect | Our Factories Have Been Workin} ge ae 4 i... - A —_.. |. - > ee) | ee _—T SSDS.) YY eA —~—s SRR HON” HNO MNO AAA S ‘ SS See wee 2, % Continuously—to Produce the GREATEST CLOTHES — VALUE IN OUR HISTORY Starting Friday We Place on Sale in 22 Store 2 e: d ; , oe ty ee Y, Led ccd VILITUN TT da 4 as SCELCRMEMALOEOEEOEOE a llELOEOOL OTL E Ett, 6°.¢ a4 44 x Se a > F ~e 5 0 0 0 Wool & * ants 4 * ane ninner’s Overcoats | saateeteadtamae naa ee © Dieviis “ity 5 “WY o a Sf, _- dian - COOLLUMAAMMIRLALLAALNALA MOANA Miss Jane Kendall. deburamte Washington, with Midshipman the holidays, and Cadet Horace holidays. F an Ss = \\ \ i. | St DSS SASS AA VHRR Ba . at ad bs ah & oe Se 8 eee Oe ow we eee ee ee - Alterat Value Extraordinary WAAAY NS ANNQVneys sig, = tii, pita aati de aaa PSs SAABADSS PAY wv =." * nae oe.” ah ohne 2 hee ‘ All this seasou’s colo: : tterns and mooie] . Values you cannot .al- ford to overlook. # @ SSDS SS SS SAREE S HE WELDS SSDS SDD NODS SOD DR DD made YS SS »* SONORAN . YY SS SSS Sh SWE SEES SSS ERE : > a od ae ~ ~ eo OK LEP CBEEPL CRBAALREADOHASY ig : LLLEAAAELEA AMM Ah hdl . . a ; Miss Dorothy Dickson. who > You get the suit with ae the fcmous hoy at the production two pairs of pants for | a = walle ae ~ one of the most successful pla ay "he part Old-trmers remember ‘a Chase as the Pajama Girl. . | ~& Crewe! News Foe Underwont 6

Page 37

—_~—- - — MN, se = ————— : = >. ae Te —_—- . _ ™ i a a ae 3 = " Fu bee | . . ~ r ~- , . * > o® > : oe >» ee. ff " = Ke ee ee wr DOM ag OR ee ee ew ~Q a . ns » : . A ; 4 P at ” a . ’ - nee, er eee el nell, -, wees... So nl ae wt itl Samet “, , °° LST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT ‘ \ lama —« > a ca ES SE Se | \ S Sank \ N " \\“S s\ Zr € “Wy \S . ; S SY . = “4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1928. . Nga ww N AS KX MMUANNY NX. RS —_ nla _— Ma’ \ : _LMbbdddbidddddddddie JuddiddiidiéllaqqnnagnqqqcecceceeQOOHHHEE EE EEELEEEEEEZEEZZEZ, Z a a a a ee Lee ; : = : f. * Pd eee eee ee oe Te, | Ti se RRR RS ENRON SUUNEESSH theattLttEnNRetetaRe CURL neNeteennneMduLE Y yummie W/o THE ENDLESS ARMY VS. NAWY GAME Gort hiyyy ¢ yorarosetanencenoonangnemeenencomnenetenins eereacaseenses eaten jie VA “ly * ’ . 4 4 4 - > + | WY) LLLP wie - Yi, Y. ceaed 4 ? Z tit C R A . K ] N G | T H E ~S : (bh ddd dddddsbbssbssssssssssdssssddddsdsdssssscdddadddddddddddddddddaaddddddaddedd Utils 4G AG Scaans -' - S s : yy G fmmrarunarumunn Ath hell a Aik" “Ahhh of LAMA ELLL 2557. a ff . y W H I P W I T.H . y Z . Bt crores ees. Mire «oo ie - a A pcnee Sime Roy on ee Le quem NO ZG y | V A FORD I] “= ‘Gg “a Gt 12%% Z ' yaaa 4 ER : S ; : GY s/ : %Y ‘ III ZZ a > Wy Y | "e, oor “a renee od = *. . SN SN > * SS SS WOH VES Ws SRSLY EVA SAS SENS SS RNAS ED NS NNAS ae ~ —... . " >> ccna. eo & . Y; { GG Y; Z Zz y Z Gt f: Y Z G3 4 ZZ: a3 , ZY Z a Fa % Yyfy Z 8 Dg YUVyZ | og Y Ge Ra ee Ie 4 a = 242 a ZZ 173 2 Y-4 7 vA “ % 4 2 3 ’ Z% ZZ ~ % VA; Z 74 ; “4 ‘4% 4 | Z ZZ if A VA 7 “oY “4% Zz “7 4 a = g2 44 A | - £3 : VA Z A me 3 4 4 tg tG Gt zz. Z 8% : , % i . | Ye EZ Z ZZ. it we eA / J q 7 perfection} | 1 / oar . a Z ’ ’ , , SPOLITVVOVUOVUDITOIUOL INE TTETIOE Seer att0t1t4 3 ee : Pe YF Ee fr- pop ttPVtETTPOOON preppy, Yd 2 cid a Z | Y oa - WE. erypyyrrrvrvrvvisrrersrasrtissssmsssrtertt Y G PR ORF SPS LT POLST POETS PIO ETRE Vp OLOb seesaw tdITbadrsbesbbeaadasdabhitttti Liiddddidtie B 4: Yl eo, ___________ Yy Mme oes se ea s cenneiuaseenanennanneneal Wi at Mi Oty) el iiss 44 Photograph made YMG UY YY YNUMMULLLMLLMIMLUMMIMlllle tuneuumunnnnitted, sj Re. | angie i. Oe he, W ZG on Lake Hopat- 7 3 G4 ‘ 4 AS. & % dl 4 4 2 oe ee ~~ ta ws a 4 eo: Ao one es P “4, ® bed ‘sf /> ; iy &Y / pe, GY “GY ing a good wayto F + tp JAG T Lfi/ 4 U7 ‘3 UY, %, Y . y Y Wye YY Yittthtt tht th hhhtittitttttittlidillisiilille Yj, ye +g Oy y Be eta skinned el- Y, ennmannnnnnoneanssdneanadanneanennenesamnedasiahenabnnneane oO Y L4 bow. Gun Titik ais ‘ern eee ee ee | ZY i i; -—P&A GY git ie i i 2 7 TM Me ROR Ee EE GP PEE y y “Gi. CY [9 g GY. % ‘go tg Ge, UYU yorinyyuyinyyyf Pe 4 ip MQ Sa GLOayf Se Serres, 2 ee | mmr. a PHT gt tet yy Z ie Y, “7,4 4, t 24 4G 4% Yoo ‘ x ox: V/, yi , Gp. “4 = % Yi Yf? 4 g % Z Y, 1 @ % s % Viz hfe ° 4 Gf % Mee, 1, y te s4 “fY, cs Y % Z tte My ie “ty 4% , yf flr ‘ Ya Va Y y s % % 4 ° Yt q, y % YZ Myr 4 sé % 4 % b,j» efywas Y Z ee Gry tla 2 Wh G ee Ul es, i. Ca = iit mae a aay ae ees cit: Yr? ; 4 G4, , SI!" 4 4% x * Gite “s 4 i, Ys, Mule, Ysirony iy, GS) Ak nies; a” ji i Y pe Cas cal Fa 4 ae : Oy : 4 r 7 Y y . 7 PS hl . Y 4 Ve 4, ; j Vly , Z YY; a ‘ $8 Z Zi, s . % % “. A y Y Y seen dorivaberensb 1 TRb1vOVds Deve dTITevIDIINIDITIDIULTTTORNDDS IIIDOIIR Deb I TIN DI) i 1ir1bbsvicteddrrredstbériarbeseb b+ vi Wb} ed G UY ¥? hehe ge? Yj Vi VA 44 Vajy i, FG CL Leecz&Q_c iA LG, IY 64%, , Wf, i La Gy ‘ a“ Sty 4 ™ ow a, Y Z %, Cl4as / hy ht % YW Miss Jane Kendall, debutante daughter of Mrs. Lyman Kendall of SA 4G yj diduluaiidddddésiadsdiiny Washington, with Midshipman Peter Wells, home from Annapolis for fry, “44 Y Z Z . the holidays, an r i ae % y, Y, d Cadet Horace Beall, home from West Point for the Y TOMARRY LORD 2 OOOHN MY holidays. 7 a Wie Sl “yy “ Inte — , + YW e, ia i hai 7 JZ, 4 , ; WU VA /? Zz YY, +, : 7 “44 J. 7 4 J (/ , . " jf" ptistttiiisiiittzlllliililllllllllllilllllilllllllllillillilllllillilillilllliiteetllilllilillillll lll hliillittetltiltltltllliliiiiill SSS, sf sya 4A 4:44, +, te Clty, “4 Y7 JAA LLAMA LAAs “fp lfytttts % Gj ly *, 4, +. “ "e 4 . WZ Can, %, Z “, Uy +4tey 7 ’ * 7 4, JA Wa }, - . MM Ww. Niaxcrccccceudeeet: AAAAAAAS 4, “WY Z awh ety rm _Miss Marcella Duggan, daughter 7 %, % 4 4, a% % +s ty MA "a Z ff, ‘ Pp E T E R Pp A N S. O # D A N D N E W ty 4 % oe Uy, of Lady Curzon by her first mar- Z Ss “yy JU; Y J uy “ys fy Vy riage. Both of Miss Duggan’s Z : _thtiiiithtt} ttn iii, (hth hi hii hh iititittlttttttlttttttttittttitlttitttttttttttttttttt, tt sS¢tiittitttitil Athi {tt~{,, , * ". "ty 4 4 - A , Ves bbs ddd ddd ssdddbddtsdsdbssséddidddddddradddddracddrddadaddddddddadddddsddddddddddddéddda Vii tttittttbtiitit tea Vly % “4, Wy “Uy "Phe, yf Y parents were Americans. Y ‘ SOLLULPLUL CLEC LELIOEOOE LEED LEE CG 4446 (1744 SCOLLOIEOOEEE OMIM MT MAL MAMMA Ad MM MANAG Mg EGP MAIS A he te, “Wy “fs, 4 Vy, Vy Pry, , We Y —Fotograme e- Uy Ps + | ae . ei ‘ " " * - aR Sty % G fin, ; Me Uy??? ba5>; ’ 5 : yf Gy, . Y “iy ee eS . ets Bae ; Od rn ae . } 47 % ‘ // CUVVELILIIITT TAF? ‘ G : oo ce RES | I ne Re yp GpditenstressessisssorrrrrtMbb5i unity”, Wy eeecckeeeceeeeeeeeeeeccedeeeeeeeea Lbddsdsssssisssss nyo ~ y ; . Y Y Yh Vs ddd ddidididdddidddiddd (UIAAAAAATIISISOASMMMMEOMTTTEMEPEME MA og, Y Z ‘ Y y % . LZ Z RESCUING THE 7%} “4 Gi , ; . , | Y, 7 fe eA Je t 7 _ ee XY LIGHTHOUSE. 3: 1G j “2 9 Fe Sater | Y Yt me Y 4 Ee eS ERE oy Ree a Pig OO ee ge ae i a 4 A “ 5 ; y ets eg? oe ad oe Be ms =. : ie eo “ fe , Z K E E P E R Z Z ; j y Pik: (4 Y Z tg oz Yditttitttd SE Oe , ,Z Z , 4 YU Z VA 7 4 earns cenaraaes VA, WY SARtOCEMEEEMMALMAT ATT MAL AAA AAA A AA MA MASALA AA hh he } % Z Y Z ca. 83 ESC REL SE © oe A YY 7 . y, yy 7 y Y% 4444hyg / ° LS % Gi : Uf, 4% ZG G3 YF uz ZZ y . 7 Gf 4% : Z ZG; tJ GY ‘ % Z W, Y , 4 ty 7 . 47 4s Ff 4 , mm eer ZG: (YG — wo. % Ss #3 ’ ; G 7 yy; fe GZ Gi (WY g B ZS / + i bad ; Z Z %s 7% Y terations | >’ ocx A ie , 4 yy Pes’ Or, cam 4, #4 4 é : e a a Y - a ee YZ GG tg y e te Ras 48 GZ ZF 1% g Yz eS oF es: ee SY A, Ys °F Y é , 4 * ae: ay acy AA Ws, 4 s & Y - (gee eee ee G ft 2! % . azo ¥ Meet ee YY 13g h : ; , t? ve a> ae an y A - , 4 ; %Y V/, 4 Bie tee g Zt “0 bd YE WesesoweGZ Gi j-= | ° ‘gg iiSSiiii rss ““nn Y ’ j 2 bos ea ay Z ZZ % Z q 4 y- ie eS wees 4 Y Wi), Z 4 Y . 7 ,g a iV “4 3 ‘hd see m 7? Peer A eb? Y4 ; i ie, Le Medidccdddedddddddddddéédé y % 4 apt “ . &) “>F Be % 4 CN AMMAANNN AAT i: - 7: ee oe oe Gyly g . J Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cheney, recently mar- arge 1g 2™ OR pie ne GaG | tg ried in Locust Valley, L. I. Three thou- , , a” “* v4 D + &f . %% 436 a OO Sees G4 Z P 4G sand persons attended the reception, after 1 & | : 4 a 4 &f P e Zi 2 2 ee Y af g ‘ a; which they sailed for Europe. The bride $$$ * Az we oe, a ZG f a5 EZ y 4 i was Frances, daughter of the late Henry ,_ Ee . ” . , e . Bond’s 7; ak g Fe GZ Gi (GZ P Davison, who wasra. partner in the ‘ ; y a An 4 4 4 , 4 Mor a b ki fi | a7 , 4 Z wy, gm 47 gan an ing rm. - ; a Z ; r . “‘%. ; é ; Yj , ‘ _ovonmmmnmnnrtls yf. ZY "ss = #4) 22 Stores Zz ye [-. #2 7 fw LU dddddddddddddddadd’: Z 7 Se 4% > 47a” G : Mw eZ Oe AY York G m ieee Bi ZCAMBRIDGEZ New fo Z i EZ Z 4 ¢% R 7 Ue, wan OF Z PROFESSO Cleveland G | 2% veia Ze | ‘GE G3 2% Chi G 3 eZ Zi a, OUSTED 1cago Y, 3] ZB . ZZ . Yj 4%] % ys 4, hugs jib Detroit 4 ‘ y % % 3 “ecagetettttthhhtasly, “i GY 4 ey ¢€ / -— 2 G, \ “, ; tG Gi | aa Akron i % Z ; V/; ) Zo ZF Toledo Z Gi , h | . Rime Pittsburg weeetoweme 2 7! or ee amma — So Mints ae ZY F “e ; ‘ 2 RR : x a ig salem : Se Z St. Louis Ns OE TG. ER = 5 8. ee 3 Vj y bil A ° ay oii, Mas oy na a ee = SS whit ro ee Z % ) Lorain HOA are 700¢bb2O7PA PAPA AOPCEPOPIODEDLADDPADODLOEDLOEIOOLION: COPSPPALPEPEPEPEEEEADOSISE ss Mi 1; Z ; cre Hpi A Boston dee ee MsunacumushMm ccrmmttbsumuscdill: Lk f° Y G 0k Yow, . Gi hi h 2 Ft ett “yy oF e “44,54, a 4, % y? 4 ae 4 ¢ 4i/ ss 4 — ‘ 4 6 . , A 0g te, 4 . Ss 4, "e » “e y/ Ao 4, 7 4 . 4 Ye A ad “ty y, ' as y Buffalo sey Dorothy Dickson. who played Sa ail Ving sy ay YUayy Me “nilyf “4 Y A | 4 y the famous boy at the production this © %797" 443,47 Ju tdi +34 0 bx... GA of LZ tien Matte cist, ; j ; aida \ ) g / 4 47 7 Ss “tft, ts 4 te, “17 4 4 Z Wey, A 4s , 774 ) ew | Mil waukee year at the Shaftesbury Theater. Lon. athdteibiantion beitiddlusmitidauhrnbritmmlllomy, Z ‘ tZ Sergi nts! cael don W; taal te Z Zz , 4% ] B S Haldane. who has “ceased to be'a: ith her 1s Miss Pauline ase. 7 Z ton, ee Z . 2 Omaha one of the most successful players in 7 Severe storms along the coast of France made the RE psp 7 a WZ ZG reader of biochemistry” He was recently ; ie ii e . = , . 7 ~ ’ mice pe > N k he part - Oid-cheiech Semana: Mise Z approach to many lighthouses dangerous A keepe: Y Z fe ten = y named Corespondent in a divorce action ang ewar Chase as the Pajama Girl ° y who had been three months on duty. ig shown Y mapa: sia kad a ty judgment was given against him. The} Dayton “® Centre! News — From Underwood @ Vaderweocd - y here being taken off in a boatswain’s chair Yi: aa ane = ; “ A, University Senate thereafter removed tien! : Z ~-Jaterna ne , me ;, oa ; 77 aad bdddddddddid 4 tf 2 Oscar W hingten Z % % Ans5558% abbr tiarc iver bea elabslUsPAdall Tse vPss POT IPIPELVPLIIPPA ASAP tid ddd TOPAAETTTATAPETE? 7777 “ yuittttl a as %, htltld lls Nhl) shhidtd bl dd db dd ddd ddd bddd bdddd tld tbh ddd ta yradsttssdiddddddititddddidits Uipwmyultti tt tlldtiz LL ccd ue + Minneapolis

Page 38

° “ear Ape ee. 3 ee ee ae a 5 im, Se Tcl s a a ae - —_—-——-— 4 - ae ~ ee ee igen ae Ne war a = ey. —=- = -— = =-—- - - - ~ a a ee a, ie ee ~~ ane = —sS - lta — hl A ly ln, le, A ly, i, i ly, yl My, ‘Fashions’. ‘Timely Discussions —— , OOO UO —— = —_—- - X “Mildred Barbouro Dane Larrahbec. socoessfo! basi- ness man, hand-omec, prosperoas, approaching middie ace. devoted to quiet pastimes, his home and his ecxquisitic young wife. Nan Larrabec, who as Nan Farraday, was a promising vocal sindent. and who, after three years of marriage, has begun to reeret the carecr that she feels she might hare had with its ad- vemtares and freedom. Gordon Prescou, a cold, calcn- lating bachelor, supposedly 3a fcoad friend of the Larrabers, sc- cretly in love with Nan, and— Caroline Prescott, his second cousin, a echemer like himself, who had wanted to marry Iar- rabee herscif, and. on losing him to Nan, had apparently become her friend. CHAPTER IV. The Confession. AN was on Sunday came dressi . Sust rung me up to say that he and his wife have a : Gecided to stay over. so I've asked them to meet us at the club for lun heon We I have time for a reund of golf this afternoon, But we mustn't stay too long, Pecau wec’re dining at mother’s, remem- ber. and she doesn't like us to be late.” Nan’s hands, bery with che in- tricacies of her coiffure, descended with a weary gesture. The eyes she lifted to his were listless. Very wel! she agreed restgn- od | “What's daritine > the matter, He laid a hand on her shoulder under its film of pale chiffon. “Don't you want to go to the club? Tt's a peach of a spring day to spend out of coors.” it's a beaventiy tired of the c’ub. “OR yes, But I'm so meet the same people every oun- dav. have the same luncheon, play he same number of noles of golf, have the same cocktails at 5, talk the same tai ik. Iie looked his concern. You're just worn out with too much of the social grind.” he told hee. “That's why everythings sone stale. Never mind, the sumrmer is almost here and well be going away for a change.” Her siim shoulders lited in a tiny. scornful! shrug “For a change? But we'll be coing to the same resort, with the eame cottace. and the same peo- pie. and the same deadly round.” He laughed rather worriedly. “But wou can't hare new people and new diversions ail the uma Xan.” ‘l wonder.” She trailed to the window and stood looking out into the sunlit epring world. The trees, newly clad in green, quivered in a soft, Warm. scented breeze. Birds, busy with their darted a»out on cager Nan watched ther Larrabee studied her with conc “Just what would rou lke to Jo today. Nan—if I hadnt already made an engagement with the Ben- ninga” nest “I bardty know.” she lifted her eves to the blue sky. where littie white puffs of clouds drifted idiv “7 think I’'a@ like to take the car and ride and ride without any de5- nite destination. I'd ilke to drive siraight the sunset and may- be, be mew here there ] dg find a new and fascimating place that would ecme into mirigue ~~ @ ‘ny stop town. PerTrhapDa, Or A MISSIOA hurch where they still sound the Arg . or tha ee © Y a2 G@vVua ' Cc. ic a ors ‘ ho >» where » hosts walk But I'd find new and fascimating peop) Lod who don't talk about mah teng and the price of gn and rd pugzies Larrabee lauched relievedtr 4 ee ~* having " hirrle « ise ment Nan my ex}; =e4. vee lon " te rane Unk? . . 5 Va safe . ar’ . ” the Straight ,™a » be beaten tra mut I doen't” she pretest e 4 awift'. secceniy alive eagerness. Gore new things. edd thires-— new, interestirg pecple who have De Peo ta ltt s L tell you I was bern for Bohemta—and I strared into b.ideradea,. b¥ mistake ™ Larrabee s face became grave. ‘ie came over to her and crew her away from the window lt can't believe that wen her- estiy mean tbat, ne toto E Arent vou Nan about strar- dorado rv m™ istak a. harry with me’”’ For &@ momeot she hesitated. her breast jiliftine with her quickened breathing. Then she raised her eves to his frarkiy Noa.” she said Me sat down heavily en the for ef her chaise leunge ard stared rather helplessly at the fleor. She remained standing. leaning back *eezainst the edge of her pretty dress- ime table wth Ms profusiern of Foid-Mounted teilet artictea. Im her SSQUSitf Neg icee. with heer a kw hair ageaimet the background oc? ral @iik with which recom was NURE. she was like a Greuce When be leoked up a’ ot Sip heart contracted ‘he ree at > wt * ‘he avery ef rr ‘ho sen - tha’ h » i. | *% “ ~ : - 7 2 e . ’ aa | ~ ~ “i amd Lad —_—— ee ee -_ — > =) -~ jr? -_ * breathiessir. “I don’t want to hurt you, Dane. But you are yourself so fine and honest that I can't bear going on pretending a happiness that J] cant fer |. You had to know. I think you've really sus- pected it for a long time.” He nodded heavils “It's not—another man” “No, oh, no!” she Ylung out her hands in a quick dismissing £¢c>s- you no longer lové me? h¢ questioned She hesitate. “Dane, I honmestiy don't Know I respect vou and honor you. I have the deepest affection for you Kut seems to me that if I really loved vou 4s you deser to we loved by vour wife, I would be hap- py just having you and not want- ing an other life Sut. Dane, 4 ] want to be something, a persona!l- Dane Larrabe: f complish sc With a new weariness which seemed almost like age. “You'll have think wah rose CHAPTER V. SABBATH SAMENESS. AN never f afternoon following her tal with ner husdand when. she a told him longer happy with him. He Was Waiting in the car when she came the country Now iet's act as if happe ned he suggested as ther drove away “MO use gpouing the + v ~~. . - *% ae . eo > > Uae ' 4 ‘ ’ as gues ~~ ] = BW. a iimmer of an idea about a solu- nh to our probiem. but it's neduious. We can tonight when we ger home from mother's.” > 7} ALAA The Bennings were waiting for them on the club veranda. over- looking the golf course. Mrs. Ben- nings. plump. ably florid matronty, comfort- iooked at Nan envious- iy. The latter, slim wearing a pleated that stopped well ankies. and a sweater of cora! silk. as a pnaiad. ivory silk > rt 4 ’ bs. a. ve her = ee A ‘coral silk sport hat was drawn archiy down over her @usky hair » ,- > Her flesh had that warm ivory palior that needed no cosmetics even in the glare of a noonday sun and her lips, without artificia] aid, were fresh and velvety as the petal of a red rose “You look Mrs. Bennings said almost re- proachfulls it seems impossible to think f you as Ma&rrie and Chatelaine of that bie house. Don't you have trouble making servants respect your orders? “We have a verv efficient staff —the same which served Mr. Lar- before he married me exp'ained. “I"ve never attempted rabe © to~interfere with the running = the house. It seems quite perfec “My dear. what luck’ the other sighed. “Servants in the We: where we live, are difficult to get and perfectiv trifling Why. let me tell rou my experienc she launched upon her theme with enthusiasm Nan settled herself resignedly She knew she would have to listen to this throughout the afternoon, for Mrs. Benznings did not plar golf. Luncheon brought an hbocur’s re- lie’. for Larrabee and Bernires talked, but Nan was aware that Cespite his apparent cheerfulness, there was a shadow in ker bus- bands eves which she had prt there *hart morning. tise ok we er cee were wistfnl, partiy with regret for the hurt she gave. partir with her dreams of the untried future , nines . , ed ‘~ a’ _- lunchescs. wh Larrabee went to ce’ *n- co * - he . Hare ¥YCD ‘ " +s naine fwrenr what I gaid about your voice. Mrs larra bee 7 we aT ea *h oreo « > “Pa cy}+an -° _— + “© -rrT">. NS -- 4 4 4 A" K . G . e e og _ e a x A« . — 3 ~~ - ~~ ace 7 sare at t decided to take it. : _._ e * 2. ore _ * _ Sa.) reproacni , “No a sn * "Yair *e sav ehirges 7 A [yar * \f ATTA #2 Sbe's perfect’'y hapry and content living the nic: * she does. Sine ore have °*aer oe — ~ — . oe oe and bare tO mix with a kinds Queer people Nan sm! siia@htiy. laid her fir- cers momentarily on Bennzings arm Nevertheless, thank rou r TcCuUr interest Lav » P Y ; trey «aro. ne’ Sennrings "anged quick ¥ arrabees moth- town and usus rae ve ve wpre@es tm fhe « = « ao ee ~ Qquares «am oe -_——~ was the same fruit cup to start the > Le > r Tr) ¢ 4 ¢? a SATTN) t > | n ~ hap? LI e SAM. rosat ch} cken ua ith onion = 4 PP! > ~ P.4inh Sa.a with the same n ndee- same mea! evenings » 4 this en for successive Sunday ever since her marriage She m aged it gallantiv, though her taste preferred a light, gay supper with hors d'oeuvres. and a we!ll-sea- soned something in a for the piece chafing dish de resistance. with a salad. savory and biting. and per- haps a rum omelette for dessert. New combinations each time. new people to share them They excused themselves shortly after coffee. despite their hostess’ surprise and resentment I played a lot of golf today mother. and I'm rather tired.” Larrabee expla.ned "These spring : » ooh ames , T " Cavs sap ones per itm g£oing to turn in earls . * ~2 ‘= _ - : A on SaicGg {¢ Nar oT « - 7 . , It's James’ nig eff. so Ti 7 > ~*~ > -_ oo. - - > — - ‘sf a " a ‘ > a array vse Wait for me in the library, pleas . oe i te ; " ° I want to talk to you 4 ‘7? ¥ - —~ * - HAPTER \ THE PROPOSITION : . a HEN Larrabee joined Nan . a a 7 . JTa si1S = Was § - ~? rr . , - > i Sie 2iié —~ 2 r ‘ Ps pT hin OK SO Strong or So grim. For be first time she glimpsed. not th a. ~ re . cr - > ‘ 4 rg. ~* ~ : i _ -- * > - a > —— a ere . ~ ~ ~ *- . . — & te i as \ s +e io 6S i x US. e@ss8. ty, = i+ ca >" Asians = ~ — . ~ > > > | 7 car Gg wT aced tne OPary om - 7 "TS}. ~ es _— = a « s iA wt is ir —-- ant ‘erhead ATH I SuOFn CGCOoOwn on 117 and > = ~~ mm a > + 2 a cr - a“ = 6 i- X : le — 4 an" a & = ness t STTeBAS f white iz s - >» = We ~ > ~~ — . 4 ~ i ri j Red to-\4! SA .- oa: — . > aowT — - ¢ * » ~~ a A — = + « l=. di * Vet. a _ - ~ - * =. Ai moe ne a residinfF — . = _- ~ = + * . ucre Se siiverec, though the > - ‘ - breeze fro oe ° Winacowr Was warm r 4 — .- +> + a - L1raz as & °' ize scert Ot hoa al raor > > - > . | li ae « ~- — . - nw —~ ~ = _ oe ** ~ A © Was a Oron Pape “uUL.et r 7 . ~ > on ab He picked it up and > -—- 3 > .= = isa s over - eel 0% r 0 = ea - , ~ + “a 4 .~ AC A a4 >... —_ iat . . . cope « I iet it mull around = , ‘ — - _~-* - - a ain ior aw © WTrLaout D- . > 2 a - ; ~ = -- . Lz : Be “~” eh ae: I as r i v > > | . — ~~ > ~~ > i > = Beraiivy tind i . : - ~ = ~~ 5 > . _ - s 11202 O sorme s i 2.3 Woaac Ts. a, > 7 on ‘se — 7 | ;one 3a 2 Fale was — ~~ = -~ - 7 — ~ r ing around with Bennings and > - > -_ = . talging to ! er at dinner nigh: 7 ~ > 2 = a f = NaF tO . i ff SOUT * > _ ~~ 5 . - - Diem rou and M n ° _ P By = Sant = = 4 | wer =o? ~ > % 353 | i 3 Suspected taai SOM*BIALLES was - . ie so i “oe x ~~ a Pr} 7 nz FT.2s - * . 7 -_ > - 5 wrong. bu Jidn suspect ¥ wrong I didn't dream that rou - ™ ‘Ne a ™ . unhapr > you to mz2er 2 ~ - cared abou d4ing with més [ > ™ a 7-”- - aed a = i= i was © erves. © weariness or marbe desire for 34 is Ssngse Now > - ~~ ce + = - _ ee - ~ S anbd ear. Waa ; Peal wa sacomp nange. isn 4 Ange without n \ es ro ~~: -_ — -~ & ~ sha a x — — — ~* - 2 hee A ~ ow Oe 5 By - id “ Mme aw Mare =, — —_ - Cc. ‘ a « “ 4 we aiiV ”-- > what You want is to stop being m ~ —, a — > -_ ‘ = 654 A.C azalrn. asad ~— =r _ > Ta > —" as 3 e = | e a 3 SS 4 - = >i > al ~ > = - uo ciance rard =% His eves - ~- J ~ — = Te Uli 2 Ss et 32 ee ad rT — = . = n> rs 6 i > ~ » ° = ~ an- ~ 3 . ~ =? ; ~ = : ~-?r = “hy o* , me go. I"m no i for thie * = DAILY DOUB. -— - = - ---_ ---- ~- we eee. - —_— — Bes ear ww NEN ewe ww ollar and Cuff Ideas: ory? A“ ie? ap ap” e« “yor ee “gtr VEN a, rae . y 4 ‘ 4 * I sea _ bows - ne 4 abe eee man ON - » - ee POR Ree he eg OI a — Sadana as a Se ie spencer =~ a ; ™? ‘ 7 os “ere re or wes re “ ia L Left—A sample combination of organdy ane iace. Next—A fluffy and beruffied collar and sleeve set. The sleeves are attacked to the collar and may be worn with a sieeveless tumc or may be used to copvert an afternoon frock rmto a street gown. Next—A tatlored set of white taffeta with pear! buttons. Right—A set which ts extremely popular for classroom or office USEHOLD to Be Human Girf’s Life to Everyone's er Saddenly Decides to MEDITATIONS | MARRIED WOMAN By HELEN ROWLAND Own Life. —_- i | ngv. nobedy else could be Daughter's mother raiher pre- stinguished profession Puttime It Mildly. weddinzg ceremony, a stimu@lant, when most tridegreoms_ fortify really need is an opiate to a beacty. Her dali ‘heir became gioasy. ber dull eyes bright, her rather muddy skin A OO a, Alla Man asks. a Woman prays for when he has a photograph taken. ts Sometimes the shabby only because sollied. Brush it nd she developed a“ *woice—and. : en me. the things mother was go- fins ‘to do with that — Whenever we ever die, sO long as there lives a man who car- | his watch and a girl who hangs u baking soda has to hear me col- fenor said and a man begins making erage: love toa woman, she is >of how mach of hen we taw dauga- no such thing as a safe and sane loveaffair. Lowe is’ And we began to dislike not onty alwars a clomously dangerous voyage of adventure. which may end im the port of matrimony, the harbor of dreams, the backwater m pest of a quarrel, er the dead calm of bore- oh the scenery en route! often some of ~- disenchantment, uman acain. I[ met her and «he ever even or daughter's and they will keep the “crepe—de—chin to hare given a Scotch-plaid philosophy. a canton flanne! . . — ~S A diplomatic cenius is one who answers al! a2 woman's em»aur- Tassing questions, Dy telling her that she has beaztiful eyes When 2 maz lives and dies a bacheior it is not because of bis inability to fall in lowe. bat because of his marvelous azility im caich- ing bis balance, and crawting out of it. fust im time! He esbreered. The delivery man Jmite a2 decent A woman's imagination is a perfect cven. g vainly to “warm up” an old lore-affair tacghiter were g0- » Be c Continued F riday—Publl Hosiery Sf 4949 DELMAR BIV 31? NORTH 7TH 2. As and othe: FRI. & SAT. —_,, Pecan Balls. French Ron-RBons: New - 241s. ( aramels and an 2ee0r'menr of Fruit Milk Choce- @(e@ _IGAre. The Pound Largest Exclusive Retail Candy WE SHIP AND DELIVER SA Extraordinary Values for 1 Publicity for Karges Women’s Chiffon or SILK HOSE A nyt erences ‘s remarkable new discovery wild "tv ccar and whites your skio— ovwerneght! And unless you are and denghted with the result # vera abeotutely nowhing — vour O€ g ac. y refunded. Sa.lownes:, ““S, tal, freck.cs, redpess, rougi- cs and biackbeads all ranmch. ‘est tomghr. Right before bed- ‘a some of this cool, fragrant ~yr saon. Tomorrow morung * mudd.iness and salowness have ‘acted te giwe way. a sar of Goiden Peacock Bieack CORNER AT OLIV? AND BROADWAY [ wl : lisie cane ated soies Women’s All-Silk Chiffon Fae — ‘Clox” "$1 59 7 es Women’s Ribbed Mer BITTER-SWEET CHOCOLATES unfailing wort iM) hit ; } AD inviting assortment cf Stoney Nougar: Full Cream Caramels; Burr ; iw Gencous ce [32 fownd Made wirh pure New Orteans Wotas- ses amd fresh Bhack Weilnucs. The Taffy é@ehboous. nm, 45c Menufacturers in Sc. Louis FELY ANYWHERE lewe!l Cottee—Lb ON SALE ONLY * KROGER STORES

Page 39

a iia ee al -_ — ee ee a oe a” io *;

— — Cuff Ideas a setae’ » " e to a woman, she is | » 4o4-natured how amazed the great contralto ns, as HE is | aia e s Was, until we all turned down. an- ’ airy 5 ——a> S sn other street when we saw dauzgh- inot too muc Reete mother coming 5 And we began to dislike not onty Ndaughter, but § also daughter’s mother. And now, all at once, daughter's aumother is human again. I met her the other ray, and she never even asiéncd daughter or daughter's Voice or daurchter's college—and awhat do rou think”? Daughter has fallen in love with omm on pense. She has a pretty daugh- ter who has social when little she was rather plain. . Everybody got sort seems to have given listening to mothers. ophy, a canton flannel qauchter. Why, it gots Cc loveaffair. Love is ature, which may end ms, the backwater of the dead calm of bore- WINIFR everyone she knew a boy who delivers the groceries, ‘agen and she savs she won't ro to col- er had planned Jege, that’s flat, and she won't eel @ woman's embar- | Sa ateetiser. No 0 Practice singing’ any more, and beantifal eyes. | school a few years and that’s that! And she's making a and settle down littie troussean of house dresses t is not beceuse of his daughter. Something and bungalow aprons and things. And she won't listen to a word Mnybody says. The delivery man ems to be quite a decent fellow With a litUe interest in the little Grocery store. It looks as if daughter were go- ing to marry. | Well, I hope she’! happy. Bhe'« given us her mother again. anyhow—and that's something ae in the ‘way of educ travel and world e profession of some sort some time in the far} tn which she ts for- |e eeoas about i, Da ir, a cooling romance, gy eo gpd ment, in New York oF Paris or maybe Romes ter ‘Ob. yes, daugd to marry a man whoe slous azility in caich- time! - he ‘keeps. sta a sf 44 ast ;.4 ; € . Ninth (QUALITY PORE. | >S Yor tien, Women end Ch iday—Publicity ; A siery Speci - Extraordinary Values for You Publicity for Karges \TF nen’s Chiffon or Service SILK HOSE Full-Fashioned vw? colors, also black; well ps and soies n’s All-Silk Chiffon is Lace ‘“‘Clox”’ stifual Chiffon ~ $1.59 Women’s Ribbed Mercerized Lisle | By ie 7 iten Skin New Safe Way—Free If Not Satisfied 4s remarkable new discovery will “ely clear and whiten your skin— %*t overnight! And unless you are ed and delighted wit! the result it ost you absolutely novhing — your y will be gladly refunded. Sallowness, “ess, tan, freckles, redness, rough- Ma?! les and blackheads all vanish. this test tonight. Right before bed- ‘mooth some of this cool, fragrant : ote your skin. Tomorrow morning “€ how muddiness and sallowness have ead y started to give way. Ask your r for ajar of Golden Peacock Bleach : reds oncentrated )}—the amazing new reinforced ‘Women’s Wool Wool Mist Novelties erty 7 lines of $2 to $°.9° qualities + *’ * (00d colors, all sizes, formerly 50c —_ ; - ——_— @ sche nc At all ’ : Uz 4 4 Gt pa Inent ' ee olit Men’s 75c Wool Socks Re gh aged gg BB - Cotton lined, insuring « omer and serv) : : a . ander, t & Barner. B. Nugent —————- ——— yer q ~ “x. Baer & Fuller, Walereen Drue t Boys’ and Girls’ 50c and os Anscn Bros. Drug Co, Chas Cotton % socks. Ass b a mores), 4% lvnuis. Al a mistures, Misses’ Rayon and Lasie Rib Home, - & Hroken mre The quality moet) bro : a eT a Dy Aaa ma my Jue |) on . er —s — + , " ’ r » . es , ee eed OR Oe | ae tee aa. ~~ = * tt eta paral a es a a en i i i i a ieee . ¥ Spe ee S re BT ee pe — a i i ——ssrhmeeermeemheeeseeeseeheeemheeemhCUmhermhUhm ehh erm ermhmhcermhUmlrmlhUhlererlhl er hl mhUhL rh ehhh LS Se OO ee er SetNT ~ af 2 es kell me ¢ ar 2 sp Saad 5 age ee se ee = 4 . .O Once you get the daily cold bath | find that your | Peter had left the safety of that) like this,’ continued Mrs. Grouse. cold vanishes. | Try this method of bathine out for, | watched they saw Reddy stop ab-; ders And it is so easy to get into habit you should tendency to winter the sake of health and beauty. This will make a neat | time,’ fray. | It is advisable to have the tailor | i chuckled. | said he. 'had caught you? ’ replied Jumper. ; ‘dy to‘leave that he had quite for- gotten that it was his warning that | had enabled Jumper to escape, and so had brought about the quarrel] ‘between the two hunters. ‘ute that Hooty had yougand then I thought that Reddy had you,’’ “Wasn't it funny to hear claiming you when neither I wish both Peter,” “What for?” demanded Peter, rT a : Children’s Bedtime Story By THORNTON W. BURGESS. Another Snow-Walker Hogty the | something | both time. | ™ } But at last hunger got the better | ma of both and each went his way to) When Peter Rabbit. 'Was quite sure neither was about, | To each doth Mother Nature give The thing that fits it beet to live. ~-Old Mother West Wind. * ‘ ' | eJ be and had sprung, but he hadn't guessed right eres and look long and intently | at a certain spot. Then, while they | wondered what he saw-there, he | suddenly Sprang and plunged with | his forefeet stretched out. Just béyond those two reaching black timely | paws there was what seemed like But ‘for you Hooty cer- | an explosion in the snow. A cloud of snow flew in all directiggs and | ‘away sailed—wio? Then Peter remembered. He had | G waited so long for Hooty and Red- | place where she had plunged in Mrs. the Why rouse. Reddy had found the night before. He had guessed where she might be and had sprung. But he hadn't guessed right. Peter | “I thought fora min- | I could | (get about on soft snow the way. | you can. It must be very nice.”’ “It is,’ replied Jumper. “Just | ask Mrs. Grouse if it isn’t.’’ ‘ looks | -_ ‘I wonder where she is.* said Peter. ‘I haven't seen her late-| ly. ‘T have an idea she is asleep under the snow somewhere near here,’ replied Jumper. “Any-| He watched her out of sight. Then he turned toward Peter and Jumper. Peter waited ad long as he dared and then dived down into the hollow log. Reddy came over to make sure that there was no way of getting at Peter and then went op about his busingss. He ‘didn’t make any attempt to catch Jumper. 'heading their way. He knew that that was useless. When Reddy was out of sight Jumper thumped on the old log and Peter at once came out. Ina few minutes they saw Mrs. Grouse She wasn't flying. She was walking on the way, I saw ber near here just be- | snow and walking easily. Peter fore the storm.” Jumper and Peter gossiped until ‘at last the moonlight disappeared | ' sighed as he watched ber. How he did wish he could walk on the snow that way. It would be so and daylight took its place. “LOOK | handy at a time-like this. Peter!’’ exclaimed Jumper. “Here comes Reddy back!”’ Mrs. Grouse came straight over to where Peter and Jumper were Sure enough there was Reddy|sitting. ‘Isn't this a fine snow?” Fox plodding along in their direc-| said she. tion. The fact is he was on his | Peter and Jumper nodded. Any- way back to see if by any chance! way, Jumper did. “I like a snow hollow log. As Peter and Jumper | “It is so comfortable to sleep un- ; —— rather necessary.’’ well.” : Peter grinned. “It was his sec- “] fear he doesn’t,” replied Mrs. ) / ond disappointment,” said he. ““He)| Grouse. ee and out of. I was sorry to disap- Jumper, but he didn’t. I guess he point ~ | thought he was going to dine on -_-—— ~ — re ee aga ee Reddy Fox, but it seemed | doesn't like this snow any too (Copyright. 1976.) Tomatoes raised practi- cally by hand,from Heinz seed— Tomatoes that are sound and perfect— Tomatoes left to fully fi on the vine, then picked and bottled imme- diately—not pi and fe bot- ' shipped to a tling pot Such tomatoes and methods make a | so good that it needs no with the real tomato | the largest selling ketchup . |i : ' —_—— = eee etn ait a ow . > $100 Consoles a 7 o Now ot li I ’ ’ ; 7 — ; Lita if ‘Sasha. fi ae 4 . ; iat * **! f = == § niebes’ Great=—t. Clearance Sale Standard Guaranteed | 'PHONOGRAPHS » now. $Q:50 All Standard Makes Including Victor Victrolas Brunswicks Easy Terms—$1.00 Per Week $75 Uprights -» nt -z? if | _— .— This is « sperial aale of all Phon ographs—Victroias — Branswicks —tenoras, Columbias and Edi - sons which were used on our sales floors eos samples and fer demoa- eitrating some slightly . standard makes and fully cuaren- brand -ne*. Many ; are high- All machines. ecraiched. In this sale you will find table and consoles. prices. supply , MUSIC COMPAL! | O03 OLIVE ST., a | Sizes 40 to 56 savings. these priced-slashed groups. 2 ~ _ = .) | A tremendous value-giving event. woman should participate in these exceptional Your new Coat awaits you in one of Every stout | 18~ 25- BASEMENT Stxta x Locu uary (Clearance COAT SALE S st +s Coats of unquestioned style, quality and wiestia' ; itor in fine Bolivia, Herringbone, Suede, Velour ahd Polaire, enhanced with beauti and long-wearing Furs. “4-4 Formerly to $22.50 A A A Lc F ormerly to $29.75 enamel Formerly to $39.50 Z a= *; 2 a. COMIC PAGE | tN PLUPLES PurUlak

Page 40

in om 867.51 tS PEOPLES PurUlark COMIC PAGE = COMIC PAGE THURSDAY- 4 9 wast ADS THURSDAY ) ; JANUARY 7, 133@ ied Printed by the POST-DISP4ATCH ! JANUARY 7, 1925 . wie During 1925 ee = | 9) 5 than were P AGE 0 : ieee siiiacaiaiiiiaael 238, 654 MORE carried by A GC ——————— ——— . “ | the other St. Lowis Newspapers COMBIN JUDGE RUMMY by Te pas se 4 Vol 73. * NO. 12% —— nay — wal PE iieies | of ioe 4 reas WHAT DYA MEAN iT / MERCY - YES- THE NEIGHBORS HAVE ™~ | TN nse YEAH- I'M ALWAYS ( WELL IT WONT : ; ’ a BEEN COMPLAINING | - OH. THATS MY “~~ ( KEEPS YOU OUT) , LUCKY WHEN | | WORK THIS TIME- WONT WORKZ MY ( THE WINGe ./ ABOUT THE DISTURBANCES You | | LUCKY CHARM! IT \) OF TROUBLE, - \S WAVE IT _ @o pays" — WIFE WAS GONNA : ; : ‘S AND YOUP WIFE HAVE BEEN _-~ : ALWAYS KEEPS ME /“_ EH? _- \ a : = BEAT ME UP WHEN | | MAKING - WHAT'S THAT ee } ? OUT OF TROUBLE elie | aaa 1 GOT HOME. _ Hole mh Lame { YOU'VE GOT IN YOUR | 3 ~ ae ae - one — itm MAND? Fin a | lic = = : | LABOR BOARD x Highe Sa , ow 5 | | | | on “Watson's Bill Would Re- , | é a Place It With a Federal e BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS MICKEY (HIMSELF) McGUIRE—By FONTAINE FOX ROADS AND UNION . FAVOR PROPOSAL | . “i [ams hn = 7 1) —~ | Little 6B ’ HERE NOW ao Poa te | th fe Lu ait L) ex! Sree THERE’ F's, ~ | BESIDES THE PoWwWERFuL KATRINKA'S | ze ROTHER aa iia, SEE iF VOu! mim a'T SOme Ty en WE Sa HOOU ILL wary | | ai ONE TO WRITE ME Face — C4 == oe \T LETS OuT}| GEORGE WASHINGTON JoHNSon 1S THE ONLY OTHER Youesneg Another Important Provis- : “eS VB AN cat Oo ~| 4 ' | OnE OF . Employe. bites 00g: “rows @iblinn eae | “a == ys O | HAT ENER ‘MADE M‘SGUIRE PAUSE ion Is That no ye TOUR ic'E . — = HE Meta itn | ! : “~ E> wise | ty — be “ ‘GENT —™MoNw ' Shall Be Deprived of | > ct ‘ Ex i“ ie. ic ‘ | COUNT NOW ae, > i See THs = Right to Quit W ork. : ig “SE gee .. Te oe } _ | Bh BOO 3 cae anaes | | Pee — 4 —— - —_ Tan ~ & bs | row P Rogers is catering to the Kno Syl Sa WASHiNGtY tonight WELCOME. ° nae age Se sane of the Railroad tabcer Board | Stag RPAHNTEA sy tm : il stead of a Fed-/ St. Le \ni - = i -eation in ar : Fr de | St. . aa nd : ae is ‘ee. 3 « : > — M oo 2 ' Board of Mediation of five |} Of -.- ; eran. : . _ “ : . re make ara le @ - ' ‘e prow lac A * hs | ittie \ 2 Dole ae : en e 2 asiire i Trade Mark gs. an oO nes ne - sage to Congress invited the rail; “™ : _ = arriers and their employes to con. a _— Pf — — ‘ Fan- = \- eo #4 — ae mo Doe ——S . .) al _ - * - — t on —? =~ a+ : woUSe: I FP SURPRISE mE Serta HAND THEA A UNE ee | Tite Ween But NeUER stant iene mg A i= Kiss wlll aot aa ae oe ~~ ' me . r an - => We > ecy ts . S AL oe ™ . ; : mo " he TT utually Te Ae CQuICK i~ F | a | TRY TO Seiku oF IN THE LEAST. of Bnet ne —- . mi ocr elem | eee ane A ge - Beortece. I Love Me © SWEAR F satisfactory and protective o¢ their | Sent, -_ + ~ ; ! A PRe HOULD SAISLL oMOKE ‘ URE saan nea i Panes YouR || TREKLED Te DEATH TO meeT CALL ON You HE SAIB = GENTLEMARK OF YouR || You UKE A TAMER, || a Oe ghis, but which will also! pr your D “THERE Se a 4 Pe e ELecTRerc PROS PccTive HIAA. WCLL PRETERS WE'RE WOELLD FIND Yew TO MEATAL ATTAMIMERTS, Of, You PAVE WC J | (°c in Tre Jf roperiy safeguard the interests of] race, ARE AROUND d yo : | Boot waeuce | CUSTOMERS ARE |S STRANGERS AND TLL ~SE one of waTURE % () YOUR REFINE MENT | | WEAR Row MUCH / 2. J | awe we WaLk’s | STRANGERS Te | | ==), SHow You THe Le B\ NOBLEmend, ; Aud Macneric | a i “ AROLT a | Yeu | | ef Bucy. Te Vie. aan ee PERSONALITY, —— You: Awb- + ‘STegment has now been! oes io . . Away F Ron’ lie —— ~ e aa —_ ~. —_—— es ren ane | nq na 2 ; ii? to earry - inte! wo ' THey a - a THANKS FoR ef? | , “ : me + ~ ' presented to (ongrees | wt ALt Derr! AUCH THEN KIND | mmediate future: The pro-| pcm ec ss. | - in .ae pe “Naa ft obuced: —— == al Visions of the- bill may be summar- . MutT. owes , | : Any and all disputes shall j ry be ‘irst considered in confer-| etc e ween (he parties directi: : : > 2 \djustment beards shall! Se t.o "Ss in ™ | . ; #-eemen: vw > eh | A” _— — = — a. : . eo; "er + ' 7 in div THE SAme || Aud Qa He Se ither betweest am individ | | : ye a - ¥ er and ‘ts employes, or r-- RACE WREA (Me ae 5°or [oT national These adjust. : euses You | | Would fA SMELLED Ser one depen es ‘ : 4% ts e > : —_ . ~-- “~~, ~~ . sp , “3s re.ating ' , cries “ ‘ HE OME . "De® interpretation or a -. | | p of existing agreements, hat | ; ¥ ive "oO *urted iction over The ; “anges tn rafes ef par. a c ‘orking conditions. . is owever, provided tat nething im the act shall be con-/| ui ' to prehtbit am individual! er and its empieres from The - "x open settlement of dis-' "es “hreugh such machinery of eor'ract and adjustmest as ‘hey NGtually establish. Arbitration Clause. a \ board of mediation * res'ed. to consist ef five mem- be "Dpeinted br the president br a> with the advice and consent of * “nate. witn the duty to inter- wr a’ the request of either party. * om I's own motion, In any unset- Nel laber dispute. . - °c RR - ‘S unable to bring abeut an *™ eoble adjustment between the Parties, It is required to make an ‘or to induce them to consent vo | ar? “ration. GouLa | HOPE (AEVUA ¢ ae rsarvecce SMOKE “A Two ) QACES AT cACE AT 5 eee «OMCS ) - acca - ) ll LIATAI-arn™ » SAIELUE ; , “BRICK - Mo ee ee pS SE Ee ee em rs - ; oa ae +} - i. rs | SS ee ee ee a. ee WHILE MSAIUTT AFTER Dare COMES TO LIFE vwtTH A Bs FULL OF GOVUIM AAD Pers Boards of aYrtitrat.ion ate | Baroy led for eben voth parties | “neem: nr arhitrate al ao the mech- | D a eee Poth e. — a He's “TRE LIFE oF THE od selecting members of rhe | a veneers _ Po ~ ES = | Al : 3 & Nore iak Mic GAASG ! matin and the . arbitration pre- . ; — } AC DELIV “Kock = OFFicc. NIAMENR Boze Con | " QnY award made by the | 1S THE LUNELIE ST f —mSNore | PESPLE GET LIVELY ~ , prepeanet sueiemee | eee cme | ' SSCA INS roR TY i= AS BEAD => “THe DASSE, ‘ed Sates and shall become 6 | Ss SO FULL ~ [O sz OF PEP-rT MuUsT BE WHE WOALBDER FUL TO gc MARRIED TO A MAA) Like THAT YouR HUSA un Bs TRS Brusc es, ) EIRY tA3 THe “Ti "e ‘tgment of the court. binding’ | ‘he mMarties ; The haat tie even’ that a . ~etineed =f on rece 3. (oheme & | MISTER’ Hocks sits —e ARSUMIB Like A GU beratetes Bcc