St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 8, 1926

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COMIC PAGE MERCY, HOw By FONTAINE FOX LitrLe BROTHER 0 ONLY OTHER YouNGsterR -' . by H. Cc. Fisher, Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat Office.) MC EF SWEAR E MEAUTT AFTER, DARK. -=—> TO LiFe wit VIM AAD PEF THE LIFE OF THE H A BANG" (Oo Set HIM WHE) wes . NIE rT eg A ny WANT ADS During 1925 S in "? © + +g? a 867.318 PEOPLE ‘ PUPULAR Printed by the POST-DISPATCH 1 998, 654! MORE than were carried by AlJ. whe other St. Louis Newspapers COMBINED - a 73. NO. 123 ‘GUATE MEASURE | ion ABOLISH ‘WLLABOR BOARD Watson’s Bill Would Re- Place It With a Federal Body of Mediation of, Five Members. ROADS AND UNION | FAVOR PROPOSAL EE © another Sn Provis- ion Is That no Sentove| Shall Be Deprived of Right to Quit Work. WASHINGTON, Jan. S.—Abol: tien of the Railroad iabvor Board gnd the creation instead of a led- a} Pmembers is provided for in a bill i introduced today hw (Chairman Watson of the Senate Interstate fommerce Committee. at the quest of representatives of the rai}. roads and railroad labor organiza- tions. Another important provisio: ' the measure is that no emplove| shall be deprived of the right to) 7. § 1? | . e . quit work at his will, ana biel -ioft ? eha sit ~)7 ‘7 4 . — process of tne cours shail be us ben md reiterated her opposition to to abridge that right. In the was a injunctions have been resorted to 3 in railroad walkouts. Watson was a White THlouse din- ner quest last night. W. W. Atter- pury, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and a deelgation of heads of railroad unions, tnciuding |. B. Robertson, W. N. Doak and B. M. Jewell, with Donald R. Richberg attorney for the Labor organiza- tions. were among those who dis- eutsed the legislation with the President vesterday. later, Alfred P. Thom. counse!] for the Association of Rail Exec- utives, who conferred with the President Wednesday. joined with Richberzg in making public a state- ; ent declaring that railroad em- = plovers and @mploves had reached fan agreement on legislation to ers pate a hoard of mediation for rail- p read labor disputes, with provisions for arbitration in case’ mediation Unsuccessful, and also to authorize | ' ——s = ithe President to institute investi Fation by a special board. in cace of threatened disturbance Provisions of Agreemetit. “The President of the United | States has in more than one mes- Sage to Congress invited the rai] carriers and their « mployes to con- fer in the effort to agres . i upon a n ethod of adjusting labor ad isp utes Which will not only he Lutually Bistactory and protec tive. Of the y just rights, bur which wil] nino | Properly safeguard the interecte of | the public,”’ the | plained “An agreement has now been | reached and a bill to’earrw i: into effect will be presented to Congress | ib the immediate future. The pro- » Visions of the- bil] may be summar- sts tement eYyX.- ized af follows te ere . _ . - That it shall be the duty e . - , ° the parties to exert every rea- eh 7 7 ¢ - . x bonawle effort to make and main- Pw ie “in agreements. 27; es 7? «e600 cect | 10 SB. Giscecsie pat Sa m scone 43 a. Mm. oeowonn 4 a, m™ eee ee 686 6 & ; s 1. (noon) “ee pa 2 A. DD. ~ i yp. m. 9 t a. m. a. ee oe ee on - . am . wb. M, 4 > S88sceeeeseee ‘ in iins ee ob edo 27 . - = ot Hlishes: yesterday, 35. at 3:30 t 7:30 p. m Official forecast | FIRE NO vicinity: Cloudy | FURNACES tonight and Sat- urday: probably | Snow tonight: vot | much change if, | temperature: lowest tonight | will be about 24. Missouri: Most- iv cloudy tonight Doral Board of Mediation of five po » ‘);—Alrs. ertha Shippen _ Irving, dropped yesterday from member- iship in the Camden County branch of aca! ring temperance ir thts oun > Pe Sif said “The termes are not svnonvmous If there are safer methods of improving com- ditions we must accept them work for the good of future gen- erations. Every hootlegger, how- ever works and votes for prohibi- tion. been demonatrated to be effective. You cannot legislate to ) make 7 i people rood and no law can he ene- forced which has not .he vast ma- iority of the people back of t. Education iz a most effective method of dey New Jersey “State Board of Edu- cation. “| BRAZILIAN ENVOY TO JAPAN Demonstration Follows Their At- bassador R. Delima Silva afid his wife narvowly escaped being mobbed this morning when they at- tempted to cross a street near the Ak’isaka Palace in front of the re- gent, Crown Prince Hirchito, who was returning from a military pa- rade, Denies German Got Wilson Offer. Ort ries to arrive in St. Louis has been received by the Barry Commission | cently Co. from Florida. The berries wik : be sold to hotels and frulft stands, and retail at about $1.50 a quart. The first shipment consisted of 8&0 much change .in temperature. [llinois: Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday: probably light snow in southe ast, portion pov ad | | uot much change in temperature. Arkansas: Tonight and tomor- row partly cloudy to cloudy: colder tonight in west portion. mage of the Mississippi River at . Louis: 6.3 feet at 7 a. m., a rise HADDONFIELD. N. J., Jan. 8. the W. ¢&. T. U., in a statement Sea nt prohibition law. rohibition is only a method ——— “All who work for temperance “Compulsory measures have not ~= 9 eloping temperance.” Mrs. Irving is a member of the AND WIFE ALMOST MOBBED ——e = Cte tempt to Cross Tokio Street tn lront of Crown Prince. the Associated Press TOKIO, Jan. 8.—Brazilian Am- BERLIN. Jan. 8.—The Foreign Ths first shipment of strawber- haf a! bitr atior pro- fy sure A) \ anaragd nade ne the ari (rato: ~ a} a 1] Vy filed in? a + ayt)- ire - Priate Distr: ’ (‘ourt of the > > ~ a ed States and shall become a ““EMent of the court, binding i) 1} P irtie | * In the possipie event that a ‘ *Minned on Page 3. Column 3. i 7 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH gland. Here is ber story of the|!| was —-_— — imposing ceremonies of Buck- | | and Saturday; not | Daved Sommers. capitalist tinder an operation, De 23, ai ob aebale founded by him mlm. memorv of his wife and two small PLANE F daughters. who were killed in an OUND WRECKED MAY automobile accident in 1915. but BELONG T0 RU RUNNERS terms of a penciled memoran-. : iM ) ™ s found with the w tor made known his intention [to increase the Shelter Home sum [to 00. and it Was announced bs Cincinnati In explanation siduaryv Aaron Waldheim and Julius) headquarters here. Glaser were nained as executors they, with Charles B.Aommers, - oni ce has issued a statement that | were named as trustees of the es- eee 2 he actual] offer of the Woodrow tate Kaeo , . -="| person stating simply Wilson Foundation award for 1925 was never made to Foreign Minis- | gtooa (er Stresemann, although Strese- | gp tiable mann was unofficially sounded re- | that garding his acceptance. shortly | o: after the Locarno conference. he was president-treasurer, he re- a ceived Strawberries $1. 50 a Quart. was an to be largely in cash or ne- in the sale a few months ago the largest stockholder. He} also carried an investment of $25 in the St. Louis Theater, °-- | HEAVY SNOWFALL IN SOUTH; 000 SMALL FIRE IN ROOM Oe =the $75,000 WILLED "25 20 nc 5000-MILE FLIGHT TOCHARITES BY, “mewme"wo™™ DAV SOMMERS "t= bei After an emneventful] 56000-mile | — flight to the West coast and back. ‘Dalemes GF Bee eee | ne eee ee oe ee : ' | niade a forced landing on a small ed at $3, 000,000, to Go Mississippi River sandbar near Jef- ferson Barracks on the last lap of to Five of Seven Broth-|th5 000 f is . LeQueathed $270,005 0! niS! ley was not sure whether the easo- $3,000,000 estate to two charities, line line froze or the gas supply WOMAN W, C. T, U, DROPPED land the balance to five of his seven;|ran out. } — ~ Ascortated Pr — : Dorothy Drevy Sommers+« Shelter athletes over at Muskogee, Ok., at Proas leaving there at 2 p. m. vesterday. onoonr 9 ° bd > * . pd A yower Grove avenue, The forced lan line was at 7:10 D. ill, the testa- Mystery Complicated by Reports of Air Invasion, Telephone Call and Some Shooting. \N. Sale, his attorney, that; © e—Avsoriaied: Presa AlTMAp nee Girt, XN. J... dake §. ecutors and heirs had agreed abide by this: provision. Coast Guard officials today wres- Memorandum As to Sister. tled wit! a mystery centering Similariv, the will, apparently | around a wrecked hydroplane before the maker's estate! picked up four days ago by the crown to large proportions. stcamship Alegreté The mystery provided a bequest of $50,000 for: is complicated by rumors of, an Sommers sister, M{(rs. Marv: impending rum invasion by = a of Cincinnati, but the penciled telephane message and somes oot- memorandum carried the notation ! ing. she should receive $259.000 in Th: wrecked plane is belfeved during her life, the sum then to be one in whieh Charles R. to her children. Warren of New York and George Mavwillshare nofurtherin Hand left New York ‘for Florida state, the balance being equally , Dec. 2S Ir put into this city with among the three other sis- engine trounpie and departed last and a brother—M*rs. Julius Saturday. Since then no direct | - of St. Louis and Mrs. Fan-'! word has come from the two avia- Liepold, Mrs. Julia Linden-/| tors. and Samuel Sommers, ail of Three hours after the plane To Mrs. Aaron Wald- hopped off, a, telephone call from a eister, he willed his jewel- an unidentified person to the Coast laces and to Charles B.,Guard hase said a scaplan: Sommers, a brother. his pictures! which had left three hours before and ornaments. had failed to return on scheduled of the exe usion | time. search for the piane was | “Go” and “Stop” signals at con- of Charles B. Sommers ana Mrs. made by Coast Guard vessels for | gested street intersections, Waldheim from eharing in the es-/three days without result. On Sat- | Mr. Sommers wrote: “I con-|urday night after two men had ‘ sider that they, respectively, have) been seen on a pier signaling, a . 1 } a } ? ' ‘ sul *ficie nt veal tn O1 their own and Se aplan ° was driv er) away by shots do not require any part of my re- from a Coast Guard patrol boat te ™~ . - y estate / Capt. Randolph Ridgely of., Executors and Trustees. commandant of the Coast Guard said this morn- ing that he had received a tele- from an unidentified , that the two aviaters were safe and had been picked up shortly after their plane fe)) securities. It is known “T 1 T nave reas »T) to believe that Sommers’ estate ie under- the call came from ‘the enemy’-— the rum smugglers,” Capt. Lidgely said, ‘and I consider jt very decent of them.” Schram Glass Co., of which | a check for:$4,750.9000. He completed. TRAFFIC SCHEDULES UPSET All of Virginia, North Carolina and AT HOTEL JEFFERSON 0 “Covered. quarts. 'y tre Agenc'ated Preas . Blaze on Seventh Floor Caused by RM -HMOND, Va., Jan. &8.—All of In Next Sunda ’s Dropping of Cigarette Into Virginia, North Carolina and y Waste Basket. Northeastern Tennessee were cov- o : Post-Dispatch ire causec by a lighteqd ered with a blanket of snow to- : , oe ) lay Shipping was delayed at 3 . “sme sg . CATE LESSLYV t sser into it ’ The Sporting Mr. Brandeis— How pane » eae ae Hiampton Roads because of the ne.- ‘sa ri aper Hhasket in a room on Omaha ‘s richest man has found ines enth Gia aietas tn the cessity of cautious navigation his favorite pursuit extremely |)| _ eet ce a ia oe | three the hekey downtall of expensive and why he may con-}|/|" ee th in: lie shia ste, White flakes ' ‘ . and the downtown firs lighting ' fine his hunting to less danger- : cee a . a Transportation and communica. fect companies to Hote] Jefferson a oS ous game, : a. toda’ The blaze was tion facilities were cripple rs in vir- , , ‘ ey a eapna ynaliv a] Southerr itie . The Rippbergers of Elgin Crash—|/ | extinguished with chemicals aw ee - —— — Ss, street Collapse of a business family in man T. Hay, president of the C2" 87a tram schedules being an lilinoie torn and how it hot: ompat said the roon wae thrown into the discard. Rainy. . re P ae ae ‘hy . . came about. oce} i by man and his wife. °% = one te eather w - predominant id the cigarette was t : in Florida except the" Miami re-, Hi Yackey, Iowa’s Crack Bank sgn ) “ ‘ ae ap andy “a ‘gion, where the fair skies and Detective, Kuows How to Make sian | for a - He tien blazing ' a - balm Vv breezes prevailed. At mide "Em Confess—An article ex- cage ae 2 ee et eas rmnerati | ~¢ laining } thi ‘ginal ||| Pers ignited the lace window cur- |™snt the temperature wag 70 de- aining how is very origina 33 ' wre sleuth solves crimes. ' tains, «arousing the occupants of /6TCes. ; : : the room, who gave the alarm M > in } : : er. I... A. Mooney to Post in India. Meeting Their Majesties the King , orridors of the seventh andy, iin Senne and Queen—A St. Louis girl ||| eigh floor were smoke-filled r -OME , dan. § Mer. Edward A was among those presented re subsequel ¢ ly mek eseitating eome Moons ,. sp irit ti: 7 dire tor of the cently to the eovereigns of En- Tea Tranwelieii qt FueSts leu? here Amerk Tn i “olle gre \ere and for- ittle excitement merly of Youngstown, O., has been plane got out of contro] and: . ° +33 |crashed into the ground or against Penciled Notation on Will | tree or utieine With him was Leaving $250,000 to Seret. Theodore B. Anderson, me- ’ Dorothy Drey Sommers ‘ST. LOUIS. FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 8. 12648 3 PAGES — -_—_—_-——_— oe (QUAKE DAMAGES SECTION OF ITALY; POPULATION FLEES}-— (20 Persons Suffer Minor |. , Injuries, Several Hundred| Houses Shaken by 12, Minute Shock. —— eee HEAVIEST LOSS | IN MINING DISTRICT; All Buildings Damaged in Two Towns — Prefect Sends Aids to Direct Re- lief in Area. | By the Associated Preas. SIENA, Italy, Jan. 8 +—Twentyj} persons suffered minor injurtes and several hendred houses were | damaged by a strong .carthquake shock, lasting 12 seconds, which rocked the countryside today. The entire population fled _ into the} open. A large section of Tuscany was affected, particularly the region around Monte Amilata, The towns suffering most severe- lv were Abbadia and San Salvwa- tore, the center of the mercury mining district, where three per- sons were badly injured and all the houses damaged. Other towns affected were Pian Castagnato, Radicofani, Caste] Del Piano and Arcidosso. The first shock was felt at 10:15 a. m. After a Ini! the movement began again, but with lessened in- tensity. The Prefect here has sent several aides to the distgict to or- ganize relief. _S— —— —— CHECKING OF PEDESTRIANS BY TRAFFIC COPS4LLEGAL Washington (D. ©.) Police Court Dismisses Those Charged with ignoring “Stop” Signals. Sprv'a!l to the Post-Dispatch |jaywalk as much as they please. (So ruled Judge McMahon in the pooenlen of Columbia Police Court iyesterday in dismissing a number ‘of bobbed-hair girls and others | |sought to enforce a regulation re- ‘quiring pedestrians to obey the WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.—Pedes- trians of the National Capital may hated there by traffic officers, who Judge McMahon held the pedes- trian control regulation iHNegal and void, and announced he would dis- miss any further cases broug: t be- fore him for violating it ,adding one more to the many knots al- ready tied in the Washington regu- lations. BOY, 14, SHOT AT NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION, DIES Tetanus Developed From Wound in Hand and He Was Re- The discharge of a blank pistol fatally to Leo Beckman, 14 years old, of 5613 Reber place, who died at 10:39 a. m. today of tetanus at City Hosplita Leo was a member of a party at the Hanneke home when some person, whose name the police have not learned, fired the pistol, the wad striking him on the right hand and burning it. Returningesto his home the boy applied treatments and was not removed to City Hospital until Wednesday at midnight at the or- der of a physician. Fv the Aegsociteted Press distance visibility. night air mail from New York to until he descended here about mida- con in Philadelphia. Twelve of FRINAY FVENING JANTARY & 10° . appointed apostolic delegate to In- lone points were fn view at one time, ing Ialae ’ | ingham Palace. | FERNALD T0 OPPOSE COURT dia by the Pope. sefore his depar-| he said. Bertaud flew at a height! investigations The Heavens Are Telling—As- Maine Senator Sass He Cannot Vote ‘’"*: about Feh, 1] Mgr. Mooney | of approximately 4000 feet. Belle-| Agriculture experts tronomy up to date—an inter- for World Tribunal. /will be consecrated a titular Arch- | fonte ie about 150 miles from Phil-| which view with Professor Edwin B. ||| ». mieten tin bishop . adeiphia. dicate Frost, now almost blind, but WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-—Senator al RR Ne ae eats the able director of Yerkes Ob- Fernald (Rep.)}. eof Maine. de | servatory. |clared in a formal statement yes The CPdiciniitin Pevelatiinin Today | urope’ iterday that he would vote against ee on gritietayee- aed ithe resolution for Amé¢rican adher- | OW George Kemus attempted to buy tor simsel! and fis ‘« ahead of war-torn nations by hen the World Court. Ex- | H or: of rum runvers oation-wide protection, by paying more | the noted English statesman pressing regret that fre could not || than $250,090 to a close friend of Margy M. Daugherty woen . ion wWwitn ; maworit of his . . ' ° & tas . Pole ow a} | ne was Jnited States Attorney-Genera! tn President meng. orm .narty on question, 1¢@ Sala Ne " - Order Your Copy il must reserve the right to follow the cabinet, is told fully tp today’s Installment of the amazing career ; pI I j il id ; Today | ate tat oS aft i is rons wen«ce mm an lf- ii of the millionaire bootlegger. | =t. STi) Ley peer? I ' —_—— - ’ EDI tie 1ON — net —- — _—_-—_ ee ee ~ _— ee oe Sonal keanathatieanbsarestibnstins ainaer-an--a0at> r's letter and study the charges made?” “J had supreme confidence in Col, Donovan, who wos in charge of the work.” information From Every Source. Further questioning developed tha: the inquiry began within 30 days after Stone wrote to the com- miasion, on Jan. 30, 1925. “What did the investigators do?” Sargent was asked. “My informa- tion ts they went to persons whe purchased from the’ Aluminum company; thet they put account- ants to work to determine whether what they sald was true; that they went to the offices of the Aluminum company to make a check. In oti- er words. they sought tnformation from every source.” “Did they go to the Federa! Trade Commiasion’” “There wae some correspondence with the trade commission.” The Attorney-General was un- able to eay whether there was any correspondence after Jan. 30, 19256. “! never heard of a refusa) of the commiesion to give an infer- mation except that given te it as confidential by the company,” he eatd. | “Pd you instroct that this mat. for 1924 was state! tolhere yesterday. writing 810 sylla- bies a minute. production hye Continved on Page 2, Cotuws 3. “This matter was in the handa oo ee eer pee sae ct al =~ “Sar

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= ° aa ; SVENING, JANUARY 8, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘FRIDAY EVE _ SEE. ] — —— —_e N CRUSHED EATH AGAINS| —— — — JACK DANIEL MEN ~The tnd of the Jack Daniet Case CHINA'S CHIEF “Pouce sro seracen YOUTH CONVICTED mgmt (,recori. 1%. Third I TTson SEPARATED AFTER mem _RULERANOUNGES "==" OFRLUN ROAR , r “A ' ; ge ~s* ~s LtTeS . * ‘ ‘= -— tear =? ‘ * ~“s a a ‘a-* — + Circuit Judge Hartman I i _ = a .r 4 27" rr; ‘\ ; ’ _ 24 A o~ . * ——_ . = . . . P ~ ‘ a , 4 oe - - . , > * . — a - ~ t - ~- ees gunie chistes '. i | ee me : tetenl Ser | rank Bi ' 4 ’ 7 : . — vr > -_ *°- 7. . . 16 Hereaft ) T i-Jui Says Pol erst. R E. reed F Bird, 19, F } eas Group of ereafter to . uan Chi-Jui Says Political “= : 7 “ ‘ . P . ; : én | r T Indiv: ar naale: Nation Im- - Hartmann asked the co: Gui f Murder of Po- » “ - : - os _ = “at as I Difficulties of Nation a. . ° . 4) Be youth if he had anstsine : ) m. here today for thus - * 4 * ; — — a . Dk - ~ %% bs ie i uals in March to the Great M say. to which there was a negatin: liceman by Jury mn e } Phoenix policemam LaD be pose loo oa Before steel rin |? ren * I ® tur = *? , returne] a . 4 ——- OF the ° im / a. i . ans fe : i > “2-95 sade ; a. t Dining Hall. on Him sentence ef guilty, fixing the puz Landwehr’s Court. -nce made a short stag 77>, #2 ‘ shment at life imprisonment laring he was net guilty, ) > * ~* i> Ss —— ws , * = os | ~~ e- — igre 4 ided to its verdict a rague recom- askei several persong . . . if _- = T c* or 2s — > Po¢ , _ . yulirec etiner a - “Ze _—- +s . : es 22 84 1s) , , she i. Grogan. vill begin Monday be a / os . _ = 4 _ 4= CU a ke . be | ie J : . : 2 : - » - zt = —— - ae i} H . - a .. — - —_ - on - se _ om carmen * — ‘s Trers ~ > »>.ca pe ade ~ > Bird = .awvrer 4 ou : | eee ba 12) . ha but llmich - - = : > ffs 7 ~conme - F . : 7; w A e Ap- . P , . mve) encer Hie begged the s- - aor hy - to f : : _ . n Judge Landwekr’s ourt as Bira ¢ oh . ‘ . . > oF - . oS eae : 7-0 y ry to free ss 27 the sake oO PI a pears Contented—Some zs of Sergeant 1 ry latent: Gerentl will be tiie Before " wooly * Two Jen Electrocuted is : ox - . eo = re ™ i rie wourger brotcers ard sisters : ° -_ ~, - - - = = t —— 7 “2 — > = 7 = -_- Ba to Seek Parole in May e. al ga> s = teca|" yao Oe OSS” TTLE ROCK : if y- , re atior ‘ ei. ' é als of Medford Woods and endent upon the prisemer eae > 4 ; \ » : —_ - ~ * ~ > -- = = = ao aT ; a - ro . - “ _ sb =i oe - in — es w 4v-gr nw * san a «= — © (ce stant _ircu ° 4 *orrey ~*~ %- . . ~ . ™ | r _ 3 oe DS 4 @ +e ™ ~we - ~ . - —— , : ‘ ; 24 . > Promu!iga ‘ 2 . ede . , : = . | ston, replyigg, said that the siay- > . | By WILLAAM FF. ALLEN. . B GocKeted for » follow. Maurice Flaherty, 22 “rT. a Aaron | mandate ant g hs . 3 1 ee ren eee ee ¢ Grogan had to considera : : ° “aA 7 ee 7" “= - L- ni a 4 . 1 A Staff Correspondent of the Pos«t- Pe RMeED ‘ ‘ed Darticisant the pd- — far bte family. and reninded . — = - . > 7 — -— ; ‘> - ~ ~ = ~ ats = = "ak is _— + ee © om | LEA 5 - hm ad | Tr . ’ : h > - ha 7 a en x = 4 i = 2 -—-rorr — 4 2 . = = = . a = 7” = s ~ -§ z ; - . - - - as —— 4 - ’ _ “ . . as aro ' The Ja “ Da 5 S; : i. - 4 - a _ ‘--— a ° cer a? ¢ @ . — = : 2 23% peugt oe $1068, being , Sper T-- arrived t a -_ ° — — = > co~ “- i » tis lis - e > -_ - Wu e : now are complete assimiia . = ‘ e Tlawxee Gammett f €uty at the time, when te wD : pea! t she , ewo-" auLoemeooile , > > © . & » : e . a i a pa > ~ + > > a. = Bs ies . i? 4a ; = a . ~ 7 r > a jt be . 5 shea ry siine « ‘ TfParver “ rt] * ; s * . The croup of 16 men who trav . 3 : WIVES OF ARMY F aol” em” neni ll Ca ie ‘fiss Stella Grogan, ep the! ... ee erne ~ - 2 a. -_- 2 . : ; - ; : = = — - — = - - ~ ntti lorie: owe -s> tae ~* bn, é-s — =o. kKed im acjoining ce ls and wen ™=.39 th +} . +h sr Se : m ASKED T0 UPHOLD DRY LA A-*.n? Ceacan was tisrm iasec nembers of tre jury for their ver- __ mom terre lark o wreme together were aplit ur . Cell house in Leavenworth Penitentiary in whnicn tHe 23 >t war ira ft y°Oga : sagpuore init ie e jurors. who had the evi pris x » § . , . _ - — a — — ‘ . ‘ - a rtoeatifier gf nst bSirG — +28 JUrer — _— - - ) aia J, ae ee, ————— = Louisans, convictec in the wrissey conspiracy, are conrinec ~ - tren. Malone im san intone 4 , - ee - &ga — i "der consideration Cn m = ; raadb vw & £& p- ae ~ 4 *+ne-eP —dener = oo ——~S ._ —> - e7 atic . . *aak« oF efor? ms sill ¢ 2 = — — : -, « «| SSCS RI : : . peals for Aid in Pnforemeg Rale 7 re PEL, announce . tw 5:39 pp. m. refused to make , ill a 4 - . = AS : ai - — —— — — : neir Piaces BS INCivicgualis ‘n tne ave reasonad.v earn pit met been cor jcec wren tae com- os ; . . \eainst Intovicants. . on roatme tie ‘- isnméwn the details of their de!lib- . . An? r . ; , _ cAm™ AS . — OF - --- >» Ase at 7 ‘ . > = — - ee ht Ei i — cinine #4 ang = . Sua ‘ ‘hea -¢ . . oP" ™ +* oo, a be... OrrTros - : — get © a ° ‘ a menpee mireder Sy. a ots. : ™m _4 : ~ es Ar? re > sO the a. » Ses Reporte rs Tec ers “Pra "@- Pinions are no; Ant re ine oo - 19 eeutt rl ‘\ 0" 3 ' 2¢€ . . - , « , . — nian a = _ -@ ; oe te . « " 7 ’ -m__- ee ae _ - - > . —_ . \ 4 a q , »sned al ¢ ’ 2 e - g ~« 7 - - - Fe -- 4 -~ * - a a x TOrnué _o ‘a ~ — °rTs 4 3@ ~—a* 24. 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Se, acd the MurTne’s ‘ry leave? nm oo . e . : _ ‘ eek 2: a = = ' 2 . 7s 7 5 . = . ee -: 7 — —— ee " a Wee . inectiangs » = ; ~~ * oat ae Ps * e : Pee P » : - o [re r >. ‘ . . . - . ac -— + +> . — } ¢ : ’ a eo . _ a> 16 ’ - , i > “™ £ _ 4 ° ° eae l® = “ _— - = . — > ax : = > q ® « — o ‘ _— - ee? on, = - é! é + ° - ~ -- S en ray --“ e® WRS J : a” : . a. ; ‘ " ij sa & a &é ri a e . ced Sq > . e*- oa : Menocdranher F — kas “=o fins ¢+e = etae -# 24 Miade Ww 7 na .f af moved a : — ’ - = retar’ r3 OO" 4 —€ retar Nie - - . ; _ ee a sac tes = . : i= : ; — = on. = . ‘ . , a - ai fe i — ere — ~—*+s 5 c vv naa lan % &. ~ 4 o 7 . ~ _ 2 . ~ ‘ Pete ° MAN t T . ~ . . .* 4 LE - \ ~ = [Ae nr e . a. a = > al a Pe | . > . . | oF" | a . ‘ = ~~ . « : — ee . = > = - i , ‘ a as wre oe . = ‘ ; we a i iieeeills ; : pu Drone ae alias > agri 3 : srogan a -eorge Berry. internartions 4 : ar vr ~~ 7 * 4 ~ 5 * «5 ? ; > . ” : : , : - . » 9 etal * -* } tho Met : $s : , —— Troe H , fem ee e-tiee by * yet ; d ee . ; - ~~” 4 (YTl After Takinc , o> = > Siniens widnaeel ore January . . . . “ 3 : ‘ . o- — , = ~ ~e a = |_s od : ; ae a “=e “ i oe s*a°7°*s 7 + _— suffering Hie thanked *:? Wa? es a ele > : + ASS I F J **s 6 * : e : - ‘he S " — . - ™ moo oo te. : = irr neo = - > — ~— i. ss t t ; | lana; : . a rege stanes +: Hostels Bice : : : 7 >| asnestcs leave beanies nterest From Jan. J Gen for the pleasant task give ; +r _ PEO, "ou : ee Ae - = om a Sed Pence © 4 ~ ~ . a« a? « - he HAtin - . : ’ z ~ = o | . - he printing plant which for- . 3 : - , ac - last Morea street, which was als mer Collector of Interna! Reveny . Whi ‘ : — ) . - | aa = ae : Hellimich airs cap F WALSH QUESTIONS greed wrth Senatcr Walsh :* , — — 7 Te RE Ee Ee iM assigned. its about the = . ‘ : , _ Sa a satel > t. s sine of that of a country newspa- ATTORNEY-GENERAL Buything were to be done it Must inesis throug aa Whea the ehveicien|the cenere ateus a Sel aeeeeee GneSryantT ~ee - *> = > ¢ ' ; Part acca i a «( > Fer” - . : " —» t oe o ( entineerd from rece One. }° a 7. a sate | . ; & a ‘e. ° ‘ . " nal - ~ ——, --- SS aa ‘ - . - _ a ~ r ac[cs>rocr 3 2 s i ~~ eens = s : o ” be ™ lve ~ . " rr Fer i ba we Kie « #. ~‘ . * a. rus s 2.8 adcce $; sf — . &n =e "a § cL. ve rrm * - °*~e ay - . i xTH Loc « ; nh ~ " ‘ ,OrK ? = ’ = Bishor VW ‘Mf VMewk ir Thea > = , e* re fe-er ce OC w= 2 " - , ~~? = “Kn “ 2 7 _ Bt ~* —— ~ ™ — * . - = - — - . - - i : . off . hy “ ? . ’ ~ a » 3 ‘ & . 2er. * wee we eta AK ac? ~_— : » = ~ -_ . —— 2) — : - . x — + L e _— ee nm : ; : > J . and : ; sh . ; . 2 4 _ ° i = non ah | * hy » -_ >. —_ = , 7 ™ ; * " on Har~ i te “I~ ~ "ge ~~ ~~ **. © > 7 ae > : A Cl F \ «tive : ‘ il : , 2 > ~~?» -_* _ ° . . 3 2 . — . . — = = — . - Shi.i _ . \. ee i oe ooh ac Da . are pros ed with @ili- nev-Gere-a , pee . January earance fF eature : - : " »' + oe HS a! .' c : rr * a “ar ; - al —_— =e — . =? - > 7 ~ ¥ . ; e a. : , w“ : a : ’ ¢ ; e = x . tz 2 4 : c “ 4 - a + . — - ~ ™“~ re 4 - al A - " = lies P a & — —— -_. a £ of ,ne Orne st ©urm«maAns ‘feared > ; ' ™ ary © ar Davis selects 5iras G $6 -- pOra = ' a 4 +’ , Io’ : . ea -oTs g£0O*% ary mL OTrmatior (Tem 1 aT ge rre "TBE! NT Gé "“@eo o7-*ere , + , , ° ' ; a mat Helimich would break under - ; - > . . — _= 7 se ) 7 i 5 the first experiences a Pe : ss .OMm@ 4€4 *- ? . ™ % = 7 = 2 _—— — - - . *-, 7 . * ” - - “--«€ — . 4 . = : . . — " | , ’ * he aeemet’ ta ? sy —- ee : : a ro.inege . . . —_ . ° : be: : mu of hits hee eh@label | =e wf « —s © ne Bo! ™ “ is r .t ny 4 _ . appears resigned tf not conten:ec u : cat : rains’ ate } | 53 aii +. Sieeen ton of Lane Bryant slen- | Dresses of wanted artare ’ ‘ ~~ , a! a tTme ee mee gathered bv the Tr - 2° wr 1 e > "ir 2 Presse : . : : , = 7% ' a: e m is xe eeeee eee taeks of the St.) o. mias > tah eines Je » gyal | ; 7 : : , 7 Seaving a recital of the con || derizimg Dresses typify- | rials charmingly Rev Roller Skating in Street Badly ’ QUISENS 8 Ercucus and ‘ate- men : fan _ . 4 aoa Sar é f - gs ° 3 +v witresses - - ; ; ° Hurt by Ate. - ees 8, annot on be he ranted « ead Pere: | aia: ) ee ae > ania wine aie aan ing the utmost in valde- med 1 i : ’ - ° 7 _* . ~ ~-* : — . . . - = -_— — a i + é - - » { more pleasant werk. In the spring om ' : May Summon Correspondenrs - . - - — ~ - is possible that the men who car 1 set the tnt AtiOT et Shertiy afters =, tine : . . Tatire st roc righ! aca wreng Juee || special clearance price | individual models. : : . arn : - Pa sa} , 7 rae wr | “4 ‘eh ‘arr ne . —— . **~s ~ = . ~ - oor = & . - a . '. = . . : 7iT : = ; —_ —_ in : a , = . - -—— --* “3 : ; _ _- ~ us & 2 ups. . tee ha Ge *rletie« PM - s + . ‘ _ Ra e “a | > = - . ss — . _— — _ - - . - - , — : a +h P ‘ ae . a vd a ° ing va ues. : “~ 7 1 2 > a “ = » : = = -2 4 = Sa > e « - > ’ . pert tea tO €oO to the new prieor . asurmin "Tesetiz Raw . . . . War 2 @ gree - gcoDr > - a - _ ~ * = — = 2 = i. arry a* bi Cista: a? - - Tr = - “aL: = | . , o 4 : : rm « ro see >) @ o . — a) aspec . =" Prison =4 "2e! -~ 2 - . . — S 2 - 22 ree — ’> “Af? 2 > ‘* ‘ . . ecg > Mi - ,e "a> . - Question of Parole | atte ere — was continuing ; ., = b — Fr » ww! ix — ; u : ' ; ; tt 4 3 Sunrmeet! Votre \ = tam “ : az ’ iz ~. men Wl autor at ’ : “- ~* . - as . Z « - . : . « >| ra ae ee —_ . > = -_ > : . > + : ; : : ' efore the parole board when ther “ fficers ar mr i es . OL R 1926 5 Fa‘ Tied of Beart Piecaer - ~~ - ~ — _ > yave served one thie-a ‘ ~—_— ‘ ’ : | @ — = ' ‘ a 4 f - ee ee ae Sree See : . : ih me ; \s as © : ot et. 7 ‘ ? ’ - “S) S a ** Ww? ite f Was) aF 6 ube "eri ' - _ 4 ~- «& : a LAMPSALE | Ped) |e) rdlededfe ’ ; ’ . Was recessary ‘o make fom hoe endent « Pederal prisons W arcen } : - _- - - .* = * ®,y . - Riadte ane Tr A v se =—— . ‘“ “ae Je 23 ce a | > ce ” Tray tne _ ‘ician nan? 7 Paver “ eth Tn ne @ - a i &« 44, « : : . " = - . H yn fo Parole ‘he we _— —* ie LS A : “ea SOCra = : i : — - “ | . “a . *Q ¢ eJe@ral Tf ° ° ’ . Prison rules ‘\ A*lLorneve w ra 3 7 ae ,r a i" 2 = ; : he Pern ‘*t% oe . to argue = e 4 ~ “aA = . ar 2 3! 7 - " 2 know 1 : 7 ——— § = > 7? t+ he \ an al : ear + : ~- ‘ : a = a 22 2 z pe reedingg . worke He « vat the = 3 marc .% . —= — ‘Fe t? oo me 7A - ve ata « baie! A > en “a = . “= - . . ’ ~ he * . Last }1& Ye ‘”~ Tr a 2 . P " y 99 — -* o> = = © om — - ~-2 - — — \) aa arne- ° theie “* Ss 4 Ss ‘ea ae | -—— ~~ ey ** ou ear = — we ¥ ee ts Ne eee UL ——— AcE ~ ? : . in 4) : — i : . : . ~_s A ‘¢ ry a,2 : ~ - cc ™aea s =z " ? > + : hid io éxte, ati? ni —_ . * us gb - x 2 ; > ety “Ff fa 2S Pacer: -ea,.4 — «| = . | . : “ rf ? , 4 ’ ~ \ " 4 © a ; ¥ a ¢? ‘ . uU ¢ - oo? > o _- a ” > or . + ° pry ; “ . ‘ .* vv . . ‘ : - — in — —— —— —_— = S m _ 4 .« “~ a?) ver : : = : => ~ ~~ + wake = Ne ee os . ” ci @ « : ' ' ; iu . . o — . : r -_ : ar Poms " ; P.u ASSC > . We : . ‘a » | ? = : — oe ~~ © + —— ss her = | _ . . ° Sa a + e adi = ~at y officers of the taw wh> ». . RN ee sso = 3 of J .* ” é ao © . * - —_ , fir-3 * = . HW aes iim: © pa c is R —_— re mination ae Se a 3 H, \ end ct o Priear s : ms ; r a POTTZOIONS are inciuced. 7 i Pa -. 7 : Hae tion: os = iis \' * rs > * = - . * - 7 H = _ | - po awe a Jan mn the alumig mpar —~ = =. Aeritent Verdict im Case of Mam . Ars Ma and Se eter Kee — ‘ . i. e MN ~ = Se z ! - 4 we ra » — ™ -- : rer e 3 o — = "at . — = ai, is ; bend hy am Veter. ae o : fare. John . ——A- =o mei - , ° t it ‘ - of arc ria” : «, a v4 - ae » ee : = . , “ ad ¢ * ’ J)» lar ') Ne .»* : ; — ™ : Opportunity — : os ad ~~ ‘ me sz - eo. ® ' = ’ be . = . - > a , Fare ordsan 3 : a isner & Cerme def. rs Z. y alg Ons Ateend “ ' : s to 40 «= ea ia i at Te Mav meeting As eh, = at . la t — a —e >= : Bee >. SOL DCTR Lam - i a » : € — ; “ere he — Pa me : Ln? > viICee P i ‘ 5. Qa | > = “Fee —_ eet ; >. er ° ’ “ae . . = ” , 7 ] i . Re Ae _ND-f ALIN ED LAMPS : en? t(rresse -_ . - . a - ad 2 aRC “TILK =3sar qa : > > -_ - . -_ j ~ ~s i= ~ “—- a or » aa aad ie a : ’ \ Lee) re i We hve iD _ _ - = - — Months to Pay ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =: sz rue ond Caron am FPounden Beg rr LJ IT. ER. . ‘ : : : “hen 3 we —" ier hy WwW Goo ~I ww frig we — iv God Yi ee - -- op ped ten : :7 an 3 mo e act: ta ward a | a ~ \. ea ran mvuow > Pub! hed sity, be La Pauses Pky a 4g ‘ 5 i. | er iTS = : 5 > ~r ~~ 2 —emVI-“1o & @ lA Be meee Ii hy Go i ret# toe OID «J f d | } (si } ’ i : q { > f r 7. Fe ‘a i . , Sad . MEMBER OF THE ASSO °1ATED PRese = : - @ te ' ' The Asewcisied Prees te eaciuavely co ms are - nees ray mothing cown on iamos : va ri hed _ —_ for “Dp UPD ce re - . -_—~ - - schiess © q Se ; " - sTla 7. a . a_ned hoes for Stout Wome All Lane Bryant Shoes are scientifically made to _ amd become the stout woman. They have pone j tien lasts, built-in arches and narrow heel fittings — 2 + (Ff Oe jrujedlevte The @ ‘io = SAYS BREWERS OFFER BRIBES * b- - ™ yv erir. or Piha a? i “uPdar } ~~ . e A "© yy ,@ere . : . a ere : " a” : = clam matter Fete 87 Beau s = ai : at ube we tee a =. a ae | ” ras — ~~ a ope varie. ¢ ~ a A I~ ~ as rhe wet ° -——- - ”~ r* 4 ner > a : > Light and Power Co. loth and Locust MA im 3229 Wey prise oc! a er, > . e : > a! err mt bal _" Se le ee | ta mon — ———— o —— iitten of «' . : . ’ . . we Proikenm te farorakle : . | " : as are a ~ ne sj m® Rea wf -i¢deeare 1a. parele of | — fh: ne offertne beibes | & oe ; wd >. = a.“ : eet Pe. alti ACK! ¥ )M& =~ we” =. ' “ar -<- — - — + — -* -- ~ & ~~ “we —- a” & = oS — — — — - ——— — —-- ee Se 8 , . Phas 7 = a . " . . : — Sy ———— — _---- +. ~- — — —— cned over te Federal au peat — ‘ 4 ¢ 8 % -_ wre eee yt ee mw. - gen ~~

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DISPATCH _ —— ——— ——— ’ -_ —_—>— te £ ~*~ ep a > FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY &, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 ne eS ee eee —_———— moon SINGS A SONG BEFORE GONG TO GAL ver of Ariz Zona Policemay aud Witnesses to Pray ‘ | Then He Js Hanged, the Asanc ated Pree. -: LRIZONA STATE ‘i LORENCE, Ariz.. Jan PRisom, A 5 ota Wiel Ce, a Mamie May Decapitat- ‘ed by the Front Bumper of a Two-Ton Motor 1 Vehicle. RUCK HAD FIRST -i Yeare old, , SaxXKowere (ok 08 jn... Was hanged at 5: ot | | ?) he re today for th e ™murd | of a Phos nix policeman. “7 Pefore s PPINE on ¢t ee UT) he trap, Law. Rim o beaters made a short statement. desl MAring he was no? guilty, and th asked several persons who onal : 7 7 kr jee) tw ith him in Be. x en-minute siient prayer. ; instructions The Warden said Lawrence wal B@fkree mur. e braves? wm bh I. rg ‘ ~ ow spatial iad ever seen ‘QVERTURNED AN AUTO [Or the Refore going to * lawyer, A$ niavi: ec 2 wuiter = singina’ a Driver Attributes Accident oe a becca the ~? _ lve oF =] : i) ; Fong - —- ¥ io Failure of Brakes to ard sisters. “ Terented as | ror Murders, ai ‘TLE niock Ark Jan. ornev John | , - , R veara old rlaver o¢ ’ Traffic Sign. lL, iT s[owwt mip) ni . t the elay- . Pnur opr “Inge bank. ea Try t+ = ‘ — e d revi? CF +a . ; . we. Sheriff moot S+ ; Vamie ns E s, De ears Qiqa, ' ere clectrocuted here - Pett. Mrs. Ma e sake of . 1 we Men lectroeuited in Ark Work as He Approached pner. ee aa 8 > considera. eT and Aaran Harris. Negro whe her . 5 preTe ‘ eee SOO. | ek 1 ‘ days @ Dans Delmar boul . | a de i - MHAN CRUSHED —— Coolidge Sports a New Coat pave AGAINST = ~Saee . \_UNDERMURDERCHARGE OF SUSPELTS HELD eee eee FREE AFTER 20 YEARS TWO WOMEN FRIENDS Police Hold Back Crowd — TANI DRVER INDIC ee ‘Wanderer Returned to Tell! Associates of Men Arrested r S . Pe ‘er ‘ : ~ Story ot Accidental Kill- Mfter Mateer Murder Deny ing of Friend. Knowledge of Shooting. By the Assomated Press Two young women, friends of . ; “ . ’ > ’ ‘Vig i S , SPRINGFIELD, Al suspects taken in connection with ioe ‘sshieté «e free te y after 20 : os subiett i 71 toga ‘the murder of Patro.man James , iy ia ey; t hie / ‘ ‘ ; ly and at last Judge Stewart and questioned them on the theery tha led. He was followed by the Paul-j; ™rs. Smith is a sculptreas of | to Memorial Park Cemetery about ist choristers singing the rida} note, several of heg works having! midnight Monday to assist a stalled, hw'e cline us Morning T ¥ SS Si) 8 Clark's br 4 egerday afternoon, when hoes, being. | ots | rere. Stay ‘lark of gated — | 1 w6 thea fran? roseciting Attorneys Hicks, meet- a woman may have acted a® look- ty ne "1% a r « ea ory + vT) i ,e iro ti . ‘ . . 4 . 4 — m ' *% . 4 . pal ie Ped’ Grang S le said both men teft their room at 9 (,arrett ‘ Mertor 1 dv 7 ‘ ner: = . ae . ae ee : | _- , Liar , kine ; ; Kentucky Pagles’ } wi & Not M fendant in a sSull tor 4 Ganhi- | 4. 0 " (, AHATCS MAaAning an Aw ~ ’ . me © | ; - i ond ‘ . : ty, "yf . hae } ; yy ’ r : iy Sos . bee “al tn th Pevert "Vege 1 Is Raided, Sup? ‘ afes., filed in tie “UupePriot ‘ou apport CT an th her to meet him = | LEXINGTON. k."") : | street | ny -4. HW. Shatz. also known as at Sarah and Olive streets at 6:30 © State are 1 prohibit: eee VEN -~Fed« : Statement of Owner, yen Smal ‘ nm. m - FORIMIVON agents raid ‘ha © » 4 nterseetion wl ms nae ss a. er the fa) “tb agies” lode. ian « ee ioe mee Traffic | . toh i-cageal gucci “ The suit charges that last Au She and her companion were in attend "| eget " Quarters here y the ‘ . ec «x regkwU.a cd na : a nine the room : da’ che leaving for a tonic! - . .- ti im fd aii Se iged "on bottles and ode : ' - gnal. 1 ° )z is* {; inf: . f ‘ i ; 2 i; «Ali . Lil pe . @ ' © +* J -4 cuxlions of hon © hren beside 2 ' : 1) ; — Wh 2d & Hier rt s i a St \ ydevillé contra With tne rew minutes at 7:00 YP. M Lo buy | . ‘37 ' i, } ‘ inet. j A num. t] in bers lar rae ee miles al he ir. | Senate Ladies’ Club. Mrs. Coolidge 1s wearing a new fur coat, which “'"" a x tI dieiiieteeee whd@re LaGarce met her at 6:40 State Ollloes Ae oY 7 iy hotulevard 1! was presented to her by tne furriers of Vermon it. ; = a a“ ; r) mM apparentiy calm and com-'! forma)! iV « se A. ' ‘ ‘ =i o. : vhi h | a4 >" 2 : nocd thie . ; . cY | nc © | i ™ “5 . i id . ms . : . . ; p (rang a ye CHAUFFEUR, WIFE AND THREE - one then To On . we onvle 4 ’ + oT t« o ‘ ‘ S} ute i ‘ le 17 . an , te , “4° “nA ‘ ails | ’ : 2 , . a! ‘ ; ; - ‘ P \I " 4 m4 ‘ covey — , oo? j + Shy n rs teed the tre Jin the Munies | 8 ee CHILDREN FOUND DEAD IN HOME - . ‘ " oO at a . onthe ? ‘ ~ ? ' lav Mrs. May was crossing Compton | tencea . | evenuc from east to West oF ‘he; ment on charge of having use Presid ' New York Police Think Man Beat ' fi COT north sid of Pin houlevard. Ros- ins ey ANE UAge LO L,overt rine . - Six MEN HELD FOR $34,000 larmily to Death and bnded — | hp s he did not see her| Genera] Leonard Wood ' ed , Own Life. —_ 9 Pa i¢ + ; . ‘ - eee ROC FE Gevtticas canpaign tant Sune: [report to the } ALTON POSTOFFICE ROBBERY site - . . ‘ Pa fr 1 e 4 KS NEW YORK. Ja . tno is Zz stat e had !} wives 8) * eee SH “= + = “ae : hive Taken in Custody After In- ye... patent, 5 se “og es le fre : re ithout seTio Ou ! . . , VTE a ‘% 3° O@ &. i - > f Nora a , ; (ictments Are Voted Again-t $; ' Te T) —T Pa- t . oe and their three children, the oldest me z Locust 4 ‘ident pris O ; I ‘. Phem at Springfield. fl. eo ji ‘ei SO iia yr Oo as nree ‘4 c ; " ‘ re ro £ ; kK - it ? ‘ ? y ° i . = ¢ . — : , : : me Cars U4 ‘ Ould (jead {) « ; ra 7) j ‘ VN Re « ’ , rpc j 4 .? I’ >e&? ; ' : spper ¥y Clearance Feat Vietim on Business Mis le ‘Sarvie ’ Pp] . " ‘ ? 1 ' t Ss ‘ fit i h . =o ro T , 4 | } ~ > ‘4 ‘ ‘4 ' io DH sf ‘ er jie i OUTral ra . : _ 7 F ) =e ( argc gre Ou i) sif . ly a rine i“ of rive A r a or , rh) 1275 FRANKLIN AVENUE Formerly upposed Lute Vietim Found to | ing , the i¢ 4 ‘> hitzpatr k he 4 ‘ ‘ y ‘ reetod fi- ‘ p \1¢ ’ fo $10. 00 y Haye Died of Heart Disease. Nazarene minister, who was siru ained a PE ens pre-iing ¢ , had f held ir T H t aise and not injuries' on a highway near, Dex Mo senting é f ns a Springfieid -- Wiiered in automobile aecident vear ago by an automobile alleged! cyperir for ci : ' : a. Sen Gennes Lae mene ets Artven by Tippet “mt ) , $40.000.000 “stato Crop in Maine, | QisPaehatatate Se ih | : ; a ; ’ . ’ do ‘ ’ 2 i if ' a " , —TrTON M lan —Aror \e sterday of Thomas nd ’ HOULTON, Me., fees : A ma SEE PAGE 4 "5 br Ss vere cor 4123 Tel GHRIST GILLASPY MARRIED primo" rea ag (took County potato farmers are $ og LAST OF at , Coroner's ver- , tolls P t . .s pare: ine “! ‘ ' eat mm ‘ t¢ : ", COLUMBIA RECOBDS % Weds Schoolt-Day Sweethearts }’ os : - m sold bs Formerly ‘ a n 1X . oe pa : ane ' . eae inc \1 kK Pag e - ‘ re . : ‘ . qr] ‘ ‘ Ss “ e "s to $12.50 efas he WAS! on in the sixties in « Boone Coun- | Cl e Marriage 11-| ro? © sid’ potat wen ITAI@HN , ’ | > . I - —— ryf J Al f ‘er s 3 “ ! ‘ 1] uy ‘ ! fe » ~v Ms A ' Atl ue ) an | Q \ : of © nated } hye ? lng’ ai WW _ are ne vig , om not get ch but he " er SRes “us not hurt ' es ag eo en cele 4 aoa tm we \ ' od Sine : c farim¢ we Ui we ae 2 = i} + ging 4 North 2th Bl. % ’ ake eeuTtns ~ ’ ; pa } £O0OGd art 7 nis s.ertiilzer alig ae ' ‘ “in ” I eel th vears old. former Assistant i*hie years . 454 : : ro tr i ernesxse litical ’ ge eat a} lj ©] i? nerve ha I ‘ e! } : R ds N 7 ] H to $25.00 METI Me koe tie necame Assistant |2oNt Of the s beitice fax 1] ecor ow on Sale Here os Ghief in 1901 and was retir ‘ vente DI 50,000 RECORDS TO SELECT FROM AT nt Verdict in Case of Man > nent ss yg making " i; & = lf ’ rié ’ ’ 2 Killed bes Alt Auto. ite — rer , , : sia Pai ‘ ’ ? ‘ns Corone: erdict of accident with ms aie et ' int Te eased under bon | in the case of reg ; eee whe had been married previous oats e uc : | r a gore 2 (rillasy ‘ COT NIesS f f an Ole Roone i of ° © {renr) Mapie nAvt- Co — aa . e i ' in Pam lle has two mar Pe Lh, é Pp ’ ue fatally intured med G@aurhters in St. Lou A e Want ODES Of the nes ; . ’ ‘ eT =? he } 7 : ” . / $ $ night when struck. by | POST-DISPATCH | 514-516 LOCUST ST. - 0 « he was crossing K | ' ee i DIRECTORS "FREED MOST COMPLETE MUSIC HOUSE IN ST. LOUIS near laren | $39.30 kehoe, 27. of CAP] GIRAI POE AT, Me f | : hormerty to $79.75 Formeriy to 9" rye er plas testified h: ‘ Se ree directors of the ns i { ; ir ce west in Page boule- Bank of Daisy, northern Cape ¢ i . ni sherty stepped from | rardeau ‘ ount were freed % - ass a . c et arrem « - 1 hay eee fr . t?j . 7.79 ™ ; - 4 . . r Stou omen [ of iis auto. Me said be 8 an insadvent Institution, when oe “i: * Tigalsie ‘yy avoid (> ‘ " J rdg j “at kK i. ~~ ] I? 7 Wirral’ 5 Wut (= ye \* Se . * — > - . > a ‘ re cle 7 YT) : are ore ectentstically made to fit | aT Bier Gacet hele that The Mate taille ) Where classic marble recalls the . = jie - wrt ' f ri : 7 «7 -lale ‘mile ~ but woman. They have combina- : . a ‘ show that T. B. Crites, C. F ifi f M ‘ fe l 2 “ i : ’ : -\ ' > ; Sle © 7 7 arches and narrow heel fittin REWERS OFFER BRIBES St i © iii, divine ieee magnincence © onte Vario : g5-. lia = anid ; \I \\ eer i " ita . “ York 3-rohibitlod! Cliief Gives'an the Board. knew of the failing and Seymour’s Buckingham Hotel ion Chil \ up 1 I ; j \ ‘| ‘ 4 > . ‘ ; © «74 an | ] tie ry t. . “ Widths to EEE ‘ — i io €,0oVverny if condition o “ ij - me is A d Orchestra 4 es number after mnumme- , pone \ eoting « n ; K se ‘ . . . ) RPA St ies iite ene coamier ndw ie werving A ™ rspap ber of exquisite playing. Every | Mm Reberts ‘hk gg seve vear sentence in the Sta Regu “ : n evening from 10:30. I ised ° men tent ;ry rarriecs T , iif iis 2 A aad thar ~ ay - . . aunts ey to permit , | j] than Cover Charge 50c in. . 7 Tl. . id one hroger Manager Robbed of S40. THRE | > othe ~— Louis news MA, : ffe; ' ad eae William L. brown, manager o° mapers COMBINED ; | offered hit ‘ : pay ' 901 » the nrivileee of | Kroger store at 4564 Kennerly avec: r © 5 - $ a 6:4 huin . — ’ "4 robbed of $40.25 at 6:45 5 mith Sn ing 25 bitiness” Rvidenee | aue, was robbed of $40. POST-DISPATC Hippers. soate ror | iM the pes : = bribes| m. today by an armed fhan, who || | West Pine at Forest Park ' — ee ° ine ¢ f ts : —— —" Deer : to Federal au- Pheld him up as he was opening ts ' FInsT (% ST. LOUIS } . . i sigre. | — . a = . m f dar ae prebrvee Ni omen . yester-;ing forward as each automobile | yrs. (genevieve Krewitnghaus ‘7 atternoon to Earl E, T. Smith,'drew up to the curb, and finally G4) at ; . — . ' son f Mrs. C. Whitney (arpenter additional policemen were sum- cif : ; cites - ” . ' this city and Newport, by her! moned to keep order. There were O'Neal Fisher. taxicab — driver, struck by a cab early Christmus morning at Grand boulevard and Cook avenue, Mrs. Krewinghaus" prayer boo: which she was carrying in her hand as she left the Rock Chureh afte: _ The wedding took place in the bers 4f the police foree, 15 men Vanderbilt home. No. 666 Fifth in charge of Capt. Charles Burns. eg ser, ® half dozen plain clothes men,“ rhe wedding was simple, in the and private detectives. pac agihennan, rg ey oe oe sense there was no outdoor show, | : running board of the tax riven ’ «Ae : acTi ¢ - ‘ ’ > > De ption of Brid sede, by Fisher, and was an importan’ the entire ceremony being kept within the limits of the household. | Miss Vanderbilt's em BOW"! | detail of the evidence considered But that? did net interfere with| “82 & S!mple mode) of sive lace iby the grand jury. the richness of its setting nor of over a silver tissue foundation. It | Fisher, who drove a Yellow Cab its private pageantry. 7 wes a was made on straight lines and ‘has denied having struck anyone. Ar beautiful] affair. ; a full court train of silver cloth thur Bequette, driver of a Premier The decorations were tasteful, UBC? with silver tissue. She wore «ah who saw the accident and who but profuse\ They consiste -d Tryin - a tulle veil, combined with silver drove the injured woman to a hos. ly of smilax, growing pink azaleas ‘*°e that adorned her mother’s! pital, said the Yellow cab struck and calla lilies, «09 interming] wedding veil, and carried a shower | poy A worman passenger in the . ’ allow « TT with paims and other flowers that bouquet of lilies of the Vauey and | Yellow cab said she was not aware , . , : : the drawing rootn,. in which the white orchids, of any accident ceremony was. performed, was; Mrs. Chufch wore a sown of; Mrs, Krewinghaus was 52 years transformed dnto a floral bower. cream colored lace and a cream | old, and lived at 4966 Lotus avenus which recognized neither season Colored lace hat, adorned on the, Her husband, her mother and her nor latitude. The flowers*ranged left side with immense pink roses, four daughters had accompanied froin the tropics to the Far North and carried gblden Ophelia roses. | her to the midnight masa, and were and covered every zone in which When she emerged from the house | near hen the accident occurred. flowers grow. she wore a black cloth coat, trim- |; The penalty for manslaughter Golden Crucifix on Altar. ‘med at neck and nem with wide/|on conviction, is imprisonment in bands of red fox. the pe niten i tiary for two ) ta 10 years. Mr. and Mrs. Smith. on emerg HEN Of ihe cathedral glase win: ing: trom the house, were accom: | GHOST’ OF CEMETERY 1 ‘ panied by the bride's sister and’ COUNTY PROMISES TO BE G00D the home, was covered with green satin. On it stood a golden pr Mr. Church. The guests showered the departing couple with bushels Resident of .eirview City Found Riding in Memorial Park at Night fix and on either side wer ‘ ‘re andleetiok , tall Of rose petals and confetti Tl candlesticks, in each of which as ws Wake , 4 . - 7 ‘ © >a " " great candle burned. left for an unannounced destina- Takes Pledge in Court. I I er ee "he Rare ‘tion in the Bouth. lye ceremony Was performed by é' The “ghost” of Memorial Park the Lev . Y _ , é : ) sia . ey Thomas F. Murphy, * rec- | Th ride has been popular in Cemetery, Lucas and Hunt: roads wee of the Church of the Resurréc- the younger set. She will share! g; yoyie County. has promised to tion and formerly of St. Patrick’s through her father in the immense be good. | Cathedral] He is the priest who Vanderbilt fortunes, as well as in The “ghost” made his first known married the father and mother of the great fortune of her mother, | appearance last Monday night and the bride. Mgr. M. J. Lavelle. rec. the former Virginia Fair. daughter | had the misfortune of meeting the tor of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, in) of Mr. and Mrs. James Fair of San | police force of the newly incorpor- which parish the Vanderbilt resi-' Vrancisco. She is the niece of Mrs. | ated toyn of Fairview City, in the dence is, was present. ¢ Hermann Oelrichs; of Mme.| northwest section of the counts vPromptly at ¢ o'clock the bridal Jacques Balsan, formerly*the Duch- As related before Police Judge procession formed at the entrane? ess of Marlborowgh, for whom she! Weaver of Fairview City yesterday to the drawing room. Father Mur-|'% mamed: and of Harold Sterling | Officers Kent and Johnson. consti- phy, escorted by two altar pboys,| ¥anderbilt. tuting the Vairvjew City foree, went EE orus from the “Rose Maiden”! been exhibjted and highly praised | motorist As they reached the antata by Cowan. Behind the! by critics. It is no secret that her | cemetery the policemen admitted ‘oys came the matron of lheonor,;| family is pleased that she followed | they were somewhat estartied by the \irs lrederick CC. Church. iz’er in the footste ps of her Fister in | appearance of iat figure siting f the bride, walking atone und| marrying an American instead of qa | astride a light-colored horse and followed by the bride of the arm | foreigner. CarTyINS & white Seg. f her father. Mrs. Irving Berlin ‘did ‘not at- “Who are you?” Patrolman John- As tee bride reached the a'ttar| tend the wedding, though her fa-| 80m testified he called out. +? ridegroom and his beat ran, | ther, Clarence H. Mackay, who op- “I'm the cemetery ghost,” was Sydney Smith Jr... met the perty. posed her marriage, was & guest.| the reply, according to Johnson. rhe ceremony required but a2 few | Mriends stated that she had no in- Johnson said further inepection inutes. } tention of going to the wedding, as/ disclosed the “ghost” to he Tom Crowds Outside Mansion. , her husband was not invited. Atkinson, 40 years old, a resident The sidewalk outside of the eee of Fairview City. Atkinson - was \anderbilt mansion was jammed! Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte Fined | '°U"d fulity of peace disturhanc: vith those who wanted to get a/ Bw the Associated Presa. and intoxication and was fined $24 glimpse of the bride and her guests, NEW YORK, Jan. 8*—For fail-| and costs. The fine was stayed by ‘wo hours before the ceremony.) ure to serve asa juror,,Jerome Na-| Judge Weaver on the “ghost’s” And despite the cold, they stayed poleon Bonaparte has been fined promise to refrain from further until the last guest had left. ' $100. night riding. ARARAA PAPAL A FERPREAOAPRER OR FA ARFARAERARFAFAAAER EAE RARER ERO MERE ROA EAR ORR AR OM FAP SPARK KO PRR FA HR OA OK ORR ORO ; PARAABPARARARAAAAARARARAASRARAAA r ry one of the greatest Sales we have ever held — Tremendous savings ) out the Store on men’s and boys’ wearing apparel — Reductions ranging as high as 62%. APRARAPARAAARAFRAPRARARAP APPAR APRA RA RA PARABARARARARARR AAR ASAARA BRA AAPARAPARARA EM ‘ . | g AARREAAAPAEROARARAERRAPARRAARARA RARER SAA RARARARA PARA RAR RARABAB A Rae RAP ARARARARARARALSARAARARARARA PAR ARAS - >. - _— _— — _ “TT LLL LALLAe Oe ee LL LAA de ae . ‘ ah, hie” ZR ih Be. ¥ a = A “ . m bf ~~ i ae , * «. « © ~~ , ws Pi ey rs 4 s , a 7 Pee co >. | in . ~. ¥ me rs - J

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COMIC PAGE THURSDAY ; 4 JANUARY 7, 1925. a Le PAGE 40 ‘G, Ml, ir] om re COMIC PAGE — THURSDAY- € JANUARY Whit XS Ss ceSSaf-S— JUDGE RUMMY eee e+ ee oe _ . ES AA I SE ' ———— ~SSBAOAN CRUSHED TODEATH AGAINST. 2 @ ee eee 2 ae So a co om NE ee es - : . we é Ter: F es thi ee a YES- THE NEIGHBORS HAVE a" CERTAINLY BEEN COMPLAINING ) ‘{ ABOUT THE DISTURBANCES You AND YOUP WIFE HAVE BEEN MAKING - WHAT'S THAT Vises, YOU'VE GOT IN YOUR /Y . ( OH. THAT'S MY ) LUCKY CHARM! IT , ALWAYS KEEPS ME / EH? tages TROUBLE ) ——— LUCKY WHEN | HAVE IT - |'M ALWAYS / s 4 ae ee ye ere aN KEEPS YOU OUT OF TROUBLE, -” WELL IT WONT ~\ ( WORK THIS TIME- \ 40 DAYS!) — WHAT DYA MEAN WONT WORK 2 me’ WIFE WAS GONNA . BEAT ME UP eo . pais | GOT oe | ) “east , ~ ed by the Front Bumper Cf Pf a Two-Ton Motor. S _ Vehicle | ra q | ‘i BY TRUCK Mamie May Decapitat- SUCK HAD FIRST he OVERTURNED AN AUTO, ‘vad OuEae Be iti ent ee “ , aR 4 it by . is . fi : ei i) iui] » i 3 F iy ‘4 ; Ai t - —* a ¢° tune, wh ~ ee ee ee - ~ - > 7H. : ee, = ee oe Gee ~~ oF a: Py eee men, . a -; ._ ~~~ all - 2 i ee oe WHERE You SMELCLEP ~THE MOoKe GouLA. | HOPE 1 AEUUA ? rose SMELL SMOKE A Two) | xP YACES AT CANCE we —— DIFIRINT MES ~$ ene » SMELL “BRICK * £4 ua bi i } : ye uy 1) a ie ; : ba WEI COME that Rogers is catering to the Knot- _ 3 al :f : . hole gang. | 7 ARPAHNTEAY is coming] aati a ( back | Some of Jayn MeGraw’'s latest Vines _ on it fo make a raid upon OUr Fhaseball deale would indicate that Be } jack, - “ ‘the Little Napoleon is concentrat-, | Or, so-called iron men. ing on real estate. | ; He'll make a million bucks or so, | | ; Then after rounding up the| = St. Louis has been/entertaining ' l« . : _ : dough ithe shoemakerg this week. rhe) He'll go right back again. latch «string and the shoestring is ; always out. » ¢ : . . Yur frie Messieu Carpahuteas ek ne — en SAFETY FIRS. . With Berlenbach mas stage a | ¥ ; f | That Burgomaster in Germany) . ray, | iw | jrained the water from un-| : , as iw nO ¢ i 74 or, with Delaney spat. | 1 ee der the ice on a skating pond to . Vy He isn t coming here to pose | | 7 1 For any moving picture shows ‘prevent drowning in case the ice ’ Bie | ishe ‘bre iad the right idea Li) de We thank him much for that. should “break had the rig : ) f . if he had only made some arrang2- , . . » ey. i Although he may fot always win, |™ents to prop up the Ice. ‘ averse going in : He's not avers | zi ing AS when the ice had sagged , is little chores. | To do his litt and ‘apicieha yvone Who wants to scrap ’ Ane agyon Until it reached the ground, ‘ ot exploit his classic map And ; - ; (‘He plumed himself upon the fact s welcome to our snores, | , , That not. a soul was drowned, The champion heavyweight of; The old Cafe Royal in Regent, Spain street, London, is to be torn down. | ; a 4 With Carp will cross the raging; But we understand the Cheshire}, main, ‘Cheese is still going strong. @ His fistic stuff to pull. = A peers Dh ines he may sis Ren, Hl See where Irving Berlin was mar- ; } . I 0 “ ay si? oy Pp ® y. ‘ te a ried. That ought to put some jazz ‘nd show the pop-eved natives) how in the wedding march. 0 ) To toss the Pampas Bull. It didn’t take Uncle Remus losg to find out that there was more ) QUITE SO. | | : symoney in being a bootleg than a | ‘ Rogers Hornsby says that Wal- jackleg lawver. nay Attributes Accident o Failure of Brakes to —— A LE A » BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS HERE NOW a9 OUTLAW; SEE IF WOU KIN Git SOME ONE TO WRITE ME Face NAME IN THIS BOOK © YOUR WIFES § wisn 1 lf HADN'T POSED ASDA Ss er | “” ‘ Se a, .THE YOUNG TO WRITE IN THIS | ALI, ETS Par Pei SCHO@L - LL WAT UNTIL LETS OUT GENTLEMEN : \ ~ BOOK - 3 é Pen, orstsssets / IF OUGAN COULD ONLY WRITE AN’ SPE LIL: WE WOULDBNT BE IN THIS YAM: GOSH: WILL THAT SCHOOL EVER LEFT- - _ _ - —_ -— oo -_-—. - - _——— ee — ee — . — A ee —— _—ep aoe — ee eee mae ee ee . a on —~ a MICKEY (HIMSELF) McGUIRE—By FONTAINE ‘ot oe Fe a . Sa iS . ¥ ° eee EN + eer. aa 4 Wek as He Approached Traffic — THAT ENER “MADE MCGUIRE PAUSE | BESIDES He PoWERFUL KATRINKA'S Little BROTHER GEORGE WASHINGTON JoHN Son IS “THE ONLY OTHER Youncsrea! aiecimeens ’ ' ; | Mrs. Mane May, 47 years ald, of] I boulevard, was decab- | 4 4 Delmar : ol yester day afternoon, W hen | | ed ue was crushe¢ d between the fromt we f a two- ton automovile | . pumper 0 ‘ | ck and i tree, at the northw: eat tru of Tine boulevard and | corner Compton avenue. * : rThe truck driver, Charles L08- ef 1805 (rear) Monc-) mery street, was & rrested, and is ing held nt Lae lede Avenue | tion for the Coroner 's inquest, be- .. of his failure to make bond. ge was the property of the Rexe ; Hardwe and Contractors , Samly Co. >348 North Market | Mireet.. owske, ye Statement of Oavner. | | irraffic at the intersection where | , he fataWily oceurred is regulaied ly an rufemattle traffie signal. Ros- Se ske told a Post-Dispatch Ffe- kows . | ‘ 7 id ‘ ; aa porter today that We was driving) YY fb oe b gins . - ta a 9 rorth tn Compton at 4:45 o'clock, | e between 10 and 35 miles an hour. | Senate ac he reached P ine boulevard, he! was Pr stated, t the traffic signal, W hich h ad Deen permitting north and south MANI Braff: + nove, changed for east nd wes ratte OF “The front wheels of my truck vere in Pine houlevard when «the ignal changed and I attempted to pply my brakes, * Troskowske said. ‘The brakes faltle oA to work and the | | ruck kept going, striking and over-} By te ‘ urning « westbound Ford coupe. MAN truck earomed off the coupe Pagulia woman and then/ city ce macshed into the tree.” in the Mrs. May was crossing Compton tenced venue from east to west on the) ment ¢ north side of Pine boulevard, Ros- insoles kowske said he did not see her | Genere until after he had struck the coupe. | in the He stated he had been driving a| Paguls truck for five years without serious | court. accident prior to yesterday. Hej The was arcested about three years ago | guia, for speeding and paid court costs. | lect, Ihe Victim on” Business Mission. Trre w Mrs. Mav's husband, John, said flesert Anton Mion he nd struck the his wife left home at 2 p.m, to| Filipt go to city hall to pay the water li- | autoerg (Copyright, MUTT, (tT Am'T F THAT DOESN'T NO USE: I SURPIASE ME TRY TO S4LU Im THE LEAST, A PROSPECTIVE IN THE FIRST CUSTEMCR AN | PLACE YouR Electric PROSPEcTiVe Foot WARMCR CUSTOMERS ARE AND He WALK'S || STRANGERS TD You: AWAY FROM THAT BEING THe CASE You \ yr. JEFF, THIS (3S INDEED GeTTA HAD THEM A LING =/ A PLGASURE. WHEN Of So®T SOAP! TREAT CACH CUSTOMER LIKE You WERE TICKLED TO DEATH TO MEET HIMAS WE'LL PRETEAB WE'RE STRANGERS AND TLL | =Sss}) SHow You THe LINE oF BULL Te Vie. | [Wed PREesIDENT CALL ON You HE SAIB = WOULD FIND You TO NOBLE Men! ME: THEY ALL Dorr! J TF wd MyTT’ —— THANKS FOR MUCH THEM ‘cind OBLIGED, WORDS, sie: COOLIDGE IT WAS GONNA BE one of NATURE'S = + ; ; —— => mom MR. JCF, rc HAVE TRAVELED ALL OVE TRE WORLD BUT NEVER HAVE © MET A GENTLEMAN OF YourR MENTAL ATTAINMERITS, YourR REFINEMENT ANDB MAGNETIC PERSONALITY. wi = You «tss BRotieceR: IX Love = You LIKE A FATHER! Q OH, You HAVE 0 IDEAR How MUCH r THINK OF = You: ANDd-/ ‘ SS > Poss WORD, © LOVE j= | YOULIKE A = iSHw! - Yr | ae ¢ ; - Ordos . i wid 4) Linu) LISTEN, LP ME © SWEAR. Tite kick You (Nn Tre 192, y BOSE Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pata ——— cense on the Delmar boulevard property which she owned. It is MOTO presumed she was walking home as | , no other explanation of her pres _ 0 ence at Compton and Pine has been: Ss offered. am - cou Boy Roller Skating in Street Badly Hurt by. Auto, ivy the While roller skating in the street ‘A at Fleventh and Branch streets at] & —§p, 6 p.m. yesterday, MFdward Rillean, | Count 8. of 3530 North Fourteenth) hy a street. was struck by a northbougd nett, touring car, the driver of whith | ously failed to stop. The hoy was tak-j dent en to City Hogpital suffering €@) years probable skull fracture and lacera-| ated tions of the head and hody. The ' Supposed Auto Victim Found to| ing o Have Died of Heart - Disease. Naza Heart disease, and not injuries on a 'suffered in an automobile accident! year PS was at first believed, ecnused the| to ha 4 deni! ears yeate rday of Thomas | J. Gul, 70 years old, of 4123 Det-| PURE S mar hbenlevared \ Coroner's ver- ediet to that effeet was based on) Port mr fi bi OOTeSy Ww Gill was struck by a Brown taxt- | As Ale New Yenr's eve ns he wars! roRsin« Delmar boulevard at) ¢. ach rah street. \t the time of the | eeldent Gill said he was not hurt ion “{ nd declined to prosecute the cab a ariver ogene Moore, 28, of 4152 Peck street. Gill was found dead In bed early vesterday by his wife, (Copyrig Mary “noe told poltee her hus-?> band had complained of a head- ache since being struck by the) ¢@me TaXicr) tury Accident Verdict in Case of Man Killed by an Auto. A Coroner's verdict of accident | Doeiwe BUSINEess “OSO- SYLVANUS DELIRIUM Hocks IS “THE LINGLIGC ST SOAS IAS FOR TN “TWO SLOc ies, in bale Madly bbfiiv's: 2 Mil HAHAHA HE aru PTT PLE t THD: isi ‘et \y .<ee** WHILE A DOPE IAS HIS OFFICE, SAME BOZO MENUTT, 1S AS BEAD AS THE BIRD 1A) THE TOMB OF KIAIG TUT: g WHILE MSASUTT AFTER DARK | COMES TO LIFE WITH A BAA | | | FULL OF GO.VIM AAD PER | E 7 He's TR LIFE OF THE = was returned, today In the case of | “=P bp » James Dougherty, 52 years old, a! or Janitor, of 5°18 (rear) Maple ave- q aue, who was fatally injured | Wednesday night when struck by | , *n sutomobile as he was crossing BANK : Page boulevard, near Clarendon avenue By the phe driver, Frank Kehoe, 27, of} € ‘arpenter place, testified he! "riving west in Page boule- | uen Dougherty stepped from Mind «a parked machine and fnto ‘ath of his auto. He said he ’ BWer., ' q d but was unable to avold pPiking the mar. SAYS BREWERS OFFER BRIBES New York Prohibition oor Gives Phy hvidence to Governufnt. Fares Associated Phees, \ ‘ rPALO, N, XY. ean. § [’ro- —_— ath, GANG ! : PMbttin: . ’ " \' j ni iis ms rhe 5 : BUT_AT NIGHT WHEAS Host omnes a Loner Ger LINELYC AAS r - | = ims of money. to permit, ia ’ . " | Mis ree HOocks sits A iS SO FULL fase ay ator had otteced him nad ARSUMB Like A GUY elite OF PEP-\T MuUsT BE \AS A “TRAASC WONDERFUL TO Be ALM PSArinar or e; HARRIED TO A MAA) Like THAT) WITH Phas beer he versons offering br peoeg 3 Abo: tien, siure® ~ . , * POON Hy), ing inebyfiness. Evidence | ue d

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St LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sss COMIC PAGE FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1926. ~~ THURS DAT JANUARY 7, 1424, WAN CRUSHED an a ts | : maT AGAINST a BY TRUCK . Mamie May Detapitat-| ed by the Front Bumper am Two-Ton Motor : Vehicle. CK HAD FIRST CRTURNED AN AUTO : | ed _mitting that they o been associ- : . | 4 4 r 3% Y . ‘ *« vara’ ‘ . - er Attributes Accident. The agony suffe re Jd by Sublett ateng with Jar K La (>i aa and Tony Dri over the killing of his friend and Guarino, and told how they waited to Failure of Brakes to the terrors of constant flight led for their ,companions — t rob h | lim to surrender several weeks ago. Charles I einhart, ee at the B FONTAINE FOX 9 as He Approac | He was placed in jail at Galena, Mo. Manchester Theater, 324; £=xMan- . > , Ta. "” ‘ y The story told by the prisoner chester avemue, on esas 3. La, . . ; Sey "oe eh at ; 7 = eer " , ic 6 oi won him many trtenas. Relatives, Garce and Michael Canali are now : lai 4ifesand daughter of held for the grand jury ineflding the wiferand daughter of bh uf . eur ® B > me ia : the slain man. visited Sublett in his both wome , deny. nowever, ITTLE ROTHER . Mamie May. i> vears ald. of cell. and all kinfness was shown knowing anything of! the Mateer - - , houlevard, was deca?- him Public sympathy grew rap- shooting although police have vlmar ’ aa ah ’ en . o " . 7 aa a ' : ‘ SE ONLY CTHER YouNGstEer yy oh «day afternoon, when idly and at last Judge Stewart and | questioned them on the theary that a — S| the front | Prosecating Attorney Hicks, meet- a woman may have acted a®@ look- ee ee Te ing with relatives and other offi-| out there. After the murder, : pur r of a two-ton automouvile cers ugreed to waive the charges. chauffeur reported seeing a woman : £ reo, at the nortinwest and Sublett was released. He re- in a dark “aviators coat at the | levard nd frned to his home at Piney, Ark. corner during the robbery = and a ; it mit ' st i : ; . Pine _ . ight but subsequently an actress ug’ GRANGE SUED FOR $50 000 old poli¢e she was the woman the yee truck driv C mes kos . chauffeur had observed and ex- . of 185 § ur) Mon:- FOR ALLEGED CONTRACT BREACH plained she wes waiting there for , nd i8 ; ‘ a friend ‘ : e “1 avaat . S se e . ’ ‘ — \° Sta- Actor Charges He Agreed to Enter The women said that LaGarce Lact cai pat pr nga ne Vaudeville tor Year at Salary and (;uarino spent the nifht of Dec. . . 1 Lyi a . a . . a | . ow hain i. } of $2000 a Week. 17 with them in thetfr room at 716 , ‘ leg rm Ter ’ Aint PEP ad be . ° , is fallu ; ate WR 5 CHICAGO. Jan. S Hiaroid North Sarah street Mrs. Harris was the propes': tah Ped’ Grange has be made ade said both men left their room at 9 wet nd Contractors é. Bait 1. : aGare ak : ae | : North Mar! fendant in a suit for 350.000 dam- a. m. Dec. 14, LaGares making an if 3 ages filed in tlre Superior. ¢ ourt appointment with her to meet him | fF Owner by -A. H. Shatz. also known as at Sarah and Olive streets at 6:30 . . » 4) Ww ¥ "e . ") . Stat nen a @ : tion 1H ‘ Jonnny Small, ny Actol Dp. ma | oz phone § oo cediieats ra The suit charges that is Au- ! She and her companion were in opeurrec 16 Oe gust Grange entered into one- | the room al! day, she leaving for a ‘ = ’ 1TH he ee One a Ro: 7 e “3 4 ” . ' ok . , ‘ ” ~% a ‘’ ; ; i * . aor Ue & Hi rocrt ~ ¢ ‘5s i \ oer vaude ville contrat . wy } t le ie \y YT? inutes at 4-30 Y). Mr. to buy | eald a ‘poet -Disp: ' I. tetee 6¢ ah tea noe son ribbon at a earby store, ac- | : ir IFE of the Presid M Fr: W.S ] Ke Plaintiff, for wh Grange was to »D nearby store, wt he was driving ot the President, with rs. Frank . Stearns, deaving the Pins. clase ove cording to her ststement. .@he S . . . ' . . . recej\ve 7 4 ihe | ‘'é i> — . . . Compton at 4:45 o’clo Capitol in Washington, after having attended a dinner of the °° j rer | 25 pep) Went to Sarah and Olive at 6:30 SDAtTZ WwaS 1O Ft Hu! od f . . ' - Ors 49 and 15 es oO. _ Senate Ladies’ Club. Mrs. Coolidge 1s wearing anew fur coat, which | t : a ss ae ae _ hd@re LaGarce met her at 6:40 . , ° eT) qs) aij 4). ‘ ‘ ne . © a d Tet { ra ] ‘was presented to her by the furriers of Vermon ft. ( ' _ 4 ‘ , p. m apparentiv calm and com-'|! ; eS ra cr OV Vs Ls t) i e “ . | aft Sls ¥ n ; mn . ‘CcLLes ‘ ntered into ( nrtra ith pose d S e reiate d. She heard ' — e¢a7 nori soc Soul rh we ot : : i " ‘ (5! ari - ‘ ye: or 1? } ; j Ppt 05 | MANILA COUNCILMAN GUILTY /RAIL AND UNION SoC. pyle, his manager, and re-| Guarino appeared in the. room| 1H mor hanges * f . 7 hrough with Shatz’s! about 9:39 p. m., she said. 7 used tu go throug Wi Sh ra ffi OF INSOLENCE T0 GEN WOOD HEADS AGREE ON entr 0th women said they went with truck , contract . front wheels of m} ruck : ME [ A the men to the Manchester Thea- | p ne boulevard when the \ — DIATION P N B e¢ Associal Press ter, Dec. 13, waited in an automo- | 1") . - trempted t Antonio Paguia., Sentenced to Two YEW OR Te . ANS La Jan. & : he : Fo é my ~ : | “i ij a I > ‘ : . . " 1] ane ate nared i”) De oof. ok * Poskowske said Mouths in Prison, Appeals Ceutinued from Pace One. Denial that he had entered into a. They are held in the aa of De ’ a Be , av — 4 , . . a . . ’ P| , tes | ‘¢ rf oe »* - a +. , " “ft ¢ hy ’ ) i _ “at wn ° © 4 i . . - . site WIT ] Bane Ss | ’ rac i] Yr) \ nNariwufe iL?) A. [. é Le e foils } ts york and t | © to Higher court. i] Tr? | yy I t xggiee ? | nt | ( fs \ I t, ntion fo muestioning by thie te c ‘ striking and over-' 5 a es0Cia en. ernmploves Ik of settied na ‘ i Sheatz or Wheaton, J ' iS Made grand nr pi gone faring Po MANILA Jan S \r io D..of 11 forecoing et} vision | here last tight by Harold Red , / sthound Ford coup ———. oe . a ne x ae ; leqi : med off the coup lag rie ber of tl Mani is made thi mOut Vieadia- | Grange ft MEN nis nage! ', CHAUFFEUR, WIFE AND THREE “en and then city council, was convicted tod tio! f in its jude n e dispute | Pyl: Grang is h to play ‘ . le ; s’ i ais ’ ° ° ° . ' . ’ . : : ‘ * thie Municipal Court } sen thre eT “ STA ially interrupt AZaINst a New Orleans t n Sun- CHILDREN FOUND DEAD IN HOME 79:40 . ‘ pee ‘go two raionthie ' =c>] nrersi ‘ ? 1 hall notifs day Mi: Ossi! tad t OF }) On| ag 0 See F 5 se sat . } a. 4 in from) east to west on the} ment onthe charge ot having used Presiden New York Police Think Man Beat ; , , —_. ) thr ildren. the oldest 4 ‘ ° rT? a - ica i i ¢ i one : : afidi | , (fire's bgL1GPFTeh, Tie St ft 4 ecids rit prior to yenterg \. Ve i if lf CoO ip i ni SSE ’ } ‘ ; ft rhem ut Springfield. ill. = ean ona Rachie ' lon on 4 » - ~ ; ba } ‘ = eee | Piabit | al . Was arrested hout t wrt ears afO Eula. sje aking in the Tag» = ' : } | , . rt I’ res} ris ew ad unde res on las im +¢hair ) } ’ } ul per. { = — } r) : ae re? eosts ] ; “4 Ae a . i¢ ‘) if Wt | ge iedmen Mi : . , , 17 n P igree f rr g 3 ane en West Side « Manhattal rhe wife] ~ne~s “POL. moe tas LON . s - if So4 008 Osta . > . Viethn on Busine ission on : Ge ial : ao ae ' | ’ | ‘ a ‘ldren appa ie oe ie n | a¢, ‘ } + — a : 4 2 l : : ve ? xX ‘ 97) ’ ‘ i ? v) ns ' be at YT) } Uta i ' i Ki ee Ss i! roa “4 ’ TID 6 ? ri i] is ert - iT ireSSO0Or Ali 4 ey ~! st a > \¢ his wif lef neo nf } j 4 j lf , : . .?> rf i] a ] (ees ; ‘ 7 =~ set s* pense on 7 Dein bouleva a fatis f ‘ ‘ riers ‘ +} 7] Bile n IN 1) , Tamils d lren Oo0K Nis Ow! life : +. ™ * »} " *? ; Tt i el atsves © . tT} lose] ~ 0) ds of i ~ ss! . > property which she:owned | ‘ , ' Paes fter turning ¢ cas in his (Copyright, 1926, by H. C. Wisher, : s walking home as emiple e creation: of Tme men arrested lo-|' on E é . reste . iS Walking 1 i l ‘ aa il Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Office.) ? ae Ng machinerv mentions and Op- |... MeHing of Sprinef 1) le] ho other explanation af her pres. | QF ACCIDENT GETS 4 YEARS! scvners mcntionse ae the cues jsenh Meling of Springfield. 1 ence ar (on pLo! anad Pine has hms ™ ) € ; - , o mi la ‘TisGl pus? = \I . 3 1} : «i . les -* —- . ° » 1 7 ’ Mois Wry ‘ m ‘ I - | offered Soddard ¢ ounty Farmer I! ound SU I |e ! \ ia 1 Wh x . Rot Pool dj To RE - Guilty After Jury Deliberates sult e amicabie adjustment OF | o.nh Marino. all of Altor One of Order by Mail or Phone Boy Roller shating in Strect Badly , 1 Gant labor disputes and pr , ; ‘ :, ‘ an Hour. Putu LIS) b. rk has ile a signed confes- Hurt by \uto. } ‘ \eas jiated Y’re ¢ =f | UO! at transporta- ' ‘Theurer s qd any Oe a While rol skating in the street CAPE GIR AK DLA Mi . Jan. rl mer who ropbed he Alton 90,000 r} , ’ } «+ tc ~. ne gee sadly a : Q from our . ‘ , ' ; : ; ‘ ? } >t i 4 e ‘ ’ gees . ro ¢ nr Yr’ | Ir are Cc , } a4i 3 in |? 2 ae hie ‘ ? e . ‘ ] } i " A i i . ; I SHOP -. Si , ™ on and iacera-| ated only an hour. l-alse Affidavit. tors Theuret Ramshbotto! and Ons ¢ rad and hodv The charge grew out of the kill-! lL pon} & warrant charging thati Keefe arrived in 4) I last night 1275 FRANKLIN AVENUE ee ; ’ as . ‘als a . . - &« r +} 7 pposed Auto Vietim Found to | ing of the Rev. C. O. Fitzpatrick.| yhe made a false affidavit when he/and arrested five men a \le}] Have Died of Heart Disease. Nazaren e minister, who was Struck) optainefl a miarriage. license. pre-'ing already had be held in : Heart dise and not injuries!on a highway near, Dexter, Mo., senting’ at tiie jcense bu iu’ a Springfield. . n itomobile accident! year ago by an automobile alleged! cupstitute for e girl } arried, 3 . ' | SRR rq | . 3 ce (btu, Bene ated yite Tippett ste | $40.000,000 ‘stato Crop in Maine. | Wists stas es alia eved, caused the to have been. driven Pippett. William Ivn . a old - TON. Me. Jan. § 4 a SEE P GE 4 —s Re NE E—E————E————EE : ; (>! aT). — AVroos. esterday oOo Thomas bundic wrapper in a downtown de- Ul. mie ; Med a aad "a cid of 412% Tree! CHRIST GILLASPY MARRIED) rartrsnne sore. was arresiea ar fork County notaro, farmers are & yg iat ar \ Coroner's ve iba toda. ‘ tnlking in ter’'.s O ss lions tod : al NEW PROCESS 5 ’ yh for- the first time in five vears. or . ' foot wea o. : : i : _—* ' J o Vas ba 1 or Former Assistant Police ¢ hief Here wine NN ; Ss i th entra] market price of $6.59 a - COLUMBIA RECORDS 4 ” 7 7 " verti E ' L¢ .ee ? ~ i ue : ” s ) . Weds School-Day Sweethearts “aN edi ( it one male Whe vatue of last year’s ‘ sold by 5 , 1 Rroxw ; ‘ , . fin ! Pag) of 7 he. — : B n aX! 4 rhool-da' rotnatts aint be- Ine Mi ‘ ' ue - 4 | ee c " Ao oO Od ty hole ferry \ — . Cc fit? (>) 1o.0 ‘ er as Pail s . c > A h« vas... } 0% - Roone Cou (lara aven o the Marriage 1L.1- | 1a’ f °e ” Ful ’ ’ ‘ - ‘ a “wo f (Jia i t'¢ 7} a. li ' ORSINE ong) j oy SR Ene Sees * Pres cense Bur e { « Ball nat li = rid p to ney will - a ‘ : . = . tv se hool near Columbia, Mo., cul- : does . " , ;' exceed $40 009,000 Tie Aroostook mpa . t the time of the : mien lea | Wednesday and obtainin i licens: : = Pe Piano [oe ny eid | - Bey mcg Fe inated in the marriage. last ; ay s “ lan. 18) !armer wil] not get rich but he will 204 North J2Zth BI 5 i” Was Tt Hurt ! ‘ {1-7 wes ss ‘ ‘ ; Idan : , , - . , Christmas eve. of Christ Gillaspy,|'° vs ons pay a good part of his .ertilizer and weaned To prosecute the cab ‘thier | vears old, of 4545 Cart aven us “A es ee ari: . 12 ¥ea nla. former Assistant (niet |e." ae ' hankine tndehredrnese ar) rr } oy Moore °° of 41%: 3 | tw. ars ti, i Later ry thie day hie rmarris i Miss ’ 12 Per} Breet (,i] lof Police here, and Mrs. Linnis Lia - te ig . - nit Was found dead... , Sheridan at a T’resbyterian pastor- aniliie, m bed earl . 2 bores now a school tea ©! 0 4 j ; \ 4 a? } ‘ ‘ . \ s+ oe b- . YI. ; i i\ \ iis wile Co} es wate near \liss | ug! ~ neg? ‘ N | i ’ aad |. polic@ her hus- 9 OMmo. : Complaint was made by rela- Hear ow the New Oo umb a hand kh... (iil) . , ’ "2 nares old ive : inG ‘i cam? . a es +, ) rillaspy. when 22 veat! BSS» OS 8 on 1 er : ; ' ined € a jeaGe . ae *s oO Miss She dan.« The pur- ache since ting struck by the! ¢ame ® policeman here half a cen- UV"S O° ills Che eathee san: Records Now on Sale Here laxica} | fury ago. He became Assistant 4 ee... . ; plained, ws oO * ty] appiical ; ‘ Copyrigh a 1926.) Avy ! i ; . - ‘ S ie in 7 on 1 and Vi aS re | ré dj i j ‘ - ‘ 4 ' > R . — 3 rt 50,000 RECORDS TO SELECT FROM AT et Verdict im Cake of Mani.as, eurned to Colum o pass for “over 21” in making Kill q 1921. The n he returned St _— the appiicarition tor the license ™ by Al Auto. : : a ine I} ; i nM i i] Se. a Creane. ho ¢ . bia and renewed his acquaintan TLyneh was released under bond —_ i La raicl oT acrcigagt ‘ . oe ms sf sha , s aden Was returned ¢.. ion if , With the childhveod sweetheart...) irned “la rn ° case ’ ALL st . James Doughe: ve ©" who had been married previously ars ‘ ' « » . » . 4 i WANitor oft * _ ° + ; r} . ! (;illaspys cones of an old BRoone - MUSIC Coo » a ‘rTenAy > : Htif¢ nhivt'- - ’ . roar ' 7. aha fate : , | County family He has two mar- 4 the Want Pages or eC. ; . itally injure | ) - 3 fh | Wednesday nic when se ried daughters in St. louis POST: 514- 516 LOCUST ST ; on 5 r " - an ¢ Ty i) | > . : ] An boul: - Bank Ol ae, . — “ ween Dougherty stepped from | rardeau County, were freed today = ‘ nad mar) ly ‘. and Mio ' of the charge of ni ‘ piing depos ts upper ance . Best . -_ : ‘ .. 4 ies rt) hn c . oa a SUG o Kittie « ot , _ “rer ; e de ens _ ’ : tained n as miurrei iy i} A a c . 4 "h . b h . : . AT? arri j as The court held that the State failed Where classic marble recalls the ES 10 ee eee SAYS BREWERS OFFER BRIBES to stew thet Boros Ce magnificence of Monte Carlo * * “iJls ho mad LIFE WITHA BAASG”™ I i Hahs and PD. M. Wills, who mad d ; ; ew : ; — Se m in m H te 4e LiFe OF ae = Panes to Governuitnt., condition of the rural bank, f¢ ' n ad ( ’rchestra gives number after nume- > “TT ~ ae rene , : hich B. Frank Se ae . : Tr . \ eoting o wie ‘ d uvew ' b f » very SG ! his AtAD ) Ja S 'ro- paugh. the cashier, now 18 serving : er o exquisite playing. E y 2 . , rH Re Oris sa)0 a sevyven-vear Si ntence in the Stati Regu i I nl ;? " . evening from 10:30. = ot i ravers fore « carries r ‘ aut ds il... ' ita ad ooti¢ . / pe ri ‘ten tlary. qhan ar’ am ’ =f lst uIs Hey % Che 50 Ate win , sad oo pecans M er Robbed of S40. 1) paper-——ofte AL! uheed TEC . IR HUSPMayth : Sta lie said one Kroger Manag THREE other St. Louis news ale 0 a | a ee erat kame ove |) oe B Hotel pe?.00 » the privilege of se npg pare at 4564 Kennerly avec: uc alti ON tvs ies x Beh on . at 6:45 5 POST. Ww the ; . , — av v , ' , TO A A. Like THAT | WITH offering bribes] ™ touay ™: _ ' FINST IN ST. LOUIS to Federal au- Pheld him up as he was opening (1 siure. Mrs. Coolidge Sports ; a New Coat -FREEAFTER 20 YEARS TWO WOMEN FRIENDS UNDER MURDER GHAR q Associates of Men After Mateer Murder Deny — _ r Returned to of Accide gal Kill- Wandere a Stor ing of Friend. Knowledge of Shooting. By the Assocmated Press. Two young women, friends of . ; ° . ’ — ’ S = : SPRING! IELD. Alo . Ja ' « ispects ta ké n in connection with . i 2 . ° cy ‘ i °0 . . Jim Sublet is fre \ gus afte the murder of Patrolman James . o _ ‘ , . wee T o vears of wandering about the coun H. Mateer, have been arrested bj “\ “ith « ‘der charge hangin , : ) try with a murder ; hare cone | city detectives investigating the over his head. Subiett killed Joe : ' Dillard. an old friend, with a bul- | shooting of th policeman by two let intended for another man dur- cigar store robbers at Grand and ing an altercation in 1905. He im- Olive Dec. iT. | , mediately left the country, and al- The woman, Mrs. Dollie Harris, ‘though a nation-wide search was 18 years old, and Mrs. Myrtle Sang, instituted, he was never appre hend- 17, both have made statements ad- OF SUSPECTS HELD Arrested | aay ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH At Vanderbilt Wedding FAR DEATH iF WOMAN . . j Consuelo, Younger Daughter of William K., - -_— - 2 or Becomes Bride of Earl E. T. Smith—Cere- | Prayer Book of Victim Found on Running Board of Car mony in Fifth Sa eee y sali Avenue | Home. Detail of Evidence. By ee Wire to the tew York The first to arrive at the house a: ) ureau of the Post-Dispatch. Was the clergyman followed close- , . NEW YORK, Jan, 8.—Consuelo|}y by the bridegroom and: thet O'Neal Fisher, taxtcab driver, ; Vanderbilt. younger of the twoOjbrother. The police had difficulty | Was indicted on a manslaughter daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam jin keeping the crowds from push-| charge yesterday, for the death of K. Vanderbilt, was married yester- {ing forward as each automobile Mrs. Genevieve Krewinghaus. ! day afternoon to Earl E. T. Smith,/drew up to the curb, and finally ) ly Christmas Son of Mrs. C. Whitney Carpenter |additional policemen were sum-|%t?UcK by &@ cab early “hrisimu of this city and Newport, by her’ moned to keep order. There were | Mornin at Grand boulevard and ,Marriage to Sidney J. Smith. ‘in addition to ten motorcycle memg- | "00% @yenue. : The wedding took place in the bers &f the police force, 15 men Mrs. Krewinghaus’ prayer boos. Vanderbilt home, No. 666 Fifth | in charge of Capt. Charles Burns, which she was carrying in her hand avenue, a half dozen plain clothes men, | #* she left the Rock Chureh afte: The wedding was simple, in the and private detectives. midnight mass, was found on the sense there was no outdoor show, De ption of Bride's Gown. running board of the taxi driven the entire ceremony being kept a: a by Fisher. and was an important Within the limits of the household. | ae eee eee m pred saat oan of the evidence , contiseres the richness of its setting nor of over a silver tissue foundation. rt | Fisher. who prince a Yellow Cab. its private pageantry. swe a was made on straight lines and ‘has denied having struck anyones. Ar- beautiful affair. a full court train of silver cloth) ¢nur Bequette, driver of a Premier . The decorations were tasteful. lined with silver tissue. She wore cab, who saw the accident and who . the drawing rootn, in which the white orchids. of any accident. ceremony was- performed, was Mrs. Church wore a zown of | Mrs, Krewinghaus wag 52 years transformed tinto a floral bower cream colored lace and a cream | old, and lived at 4966 Lotus avenue which recognized neither season | Colored jace hat, adorned on the, Her husband, her mother and her hor latitude. The flowers” ranged left side with immense pink roses, four daughters had accompanied from the tropics to the Far North | and carried gblden Ophella roses. her to the midnight masa, and Were and covered every zone in which When she emerged from.the house near when the accident occurred. flowers grow. she wore a black cloth coat, trim-j; The penalty for manslaughter, Golden Crucifix on Altar. | med at neck and. nem with days) * conviction, is imMpresenenens in The tmprovised altar, built in the a pal 5 aig the penitentiary for two ta 10 years. light of the cathedral’ glas: inet. = es , . OS aes dows of the Fifth Reasine teil sorta “ nen gs were ia ‘GHOST’ OF CEMETERY IN the home, was covered qi en | Panie y ie bride's sister and — satin. On it stood a caddie oructe | at waren. The guests showeres COUNTY PROMISES TO BE 6000 ‘fix and on either side were tall tne departing couple with bushels Resident of Fairview City Found candlesticks, in each of which a/ Spite POS ENE “COMTOME They Riding in Memorial Park at Night a great candle burned. _lett for an unannounced destina- Takes Pledge in Court. y The ceremony was performed by tion in the South. The “ghost of Memoria] Park | the Rey. Thomas F. Murphy,’ réc- | The bride has been popular in | Cemetery. Lucas and Hunt roads a tor of the Church of the Resurréc- | the younger set. She will share | St. Louis County, has promised to is tion and formerly of St. Patrick’s through her father in the 1mmense be good. i Cathedral. He is the priest who| Vanderbilt fortunes, as well as in| The “ghost” made his first known P| married the father and mother ofthe great fortune of her mother, | appearance last Monday night and - the bride. Mer. M. J. Lavelle. rec- the former Virginia Fair, daughter had the misfortune of meeting the i : a tulle veil, combined with silver drove the injured woman to a hos- lace that adorned her mother’s! nital, «aid the Yellow cab struck P wedding veil, and carried a shower | per A woman passenger in the bouquet of lilies of the valley and | yellow cab said she wag not aware but profuse & They consisted main- ‘y of Smilax, growing pink azaleas and calla lilies, so intermingled with palms and other flowers that (tor of St. Patrick's Cathedral, in| of Mr. and Mrs. James Fair of San | police force of the newly incorpor- which parish the Vanderbilt resi-'| Francisco. She is the niece of Mrs. | ated toyn of Fairview City, in the dence is, was present. Hermann Oelrichs; of Mme.| northwest section of the county. Promptly at « o'clock the bridal |J#caues Balsan, formerly*the Duch-| As related before Police Judge procession formed at the entrance?) ©S% Of Marlborough, for whom she | Weaver of Fairview City yesterday. to the drawing room. Father Mur- | is named; and of Harold Sterling | Officers Kent and Johnson, consti- ¥ phy,- escorted by two altar boys, | Vanderbilt. tuting the FPairvjew City foree, went a led. He was followed by the Paul-| ™rs. Smith is a sculptress of | to Memorial Park Cemetery about ag ist choristers singing the ridal) note, several of heg works having! midnight Monday to assist a stalled, { ‘horus from the “Rose Maiden”| been exhibjted and highly praised | motorist. As they reached the cantata by Cowan. Behind the| by critics. It is no secret that her | cemetery the policemen admitted oys came the matron of lheoner,| family is pleased that she followed | they were somewhat startled by the Mrs. Frederick C. Church, sister|in the footsteps of her sister in| appearance of a figure siting f the bride, walking alone und/|.marrying an American instead of qa | astride a light-colored horse and ' followed by the bride oh the arm | foreigner. carrying a white dog. of her father. Mrs. Irving Berlin ‘did not at- “Who are you?” Patrolman John- As tee bride reached the a'‘tar tend the wedding, though her fa-| 80M testified he called out. the bridegroom and his best n,an,| ther, Clarence H. Mackay, who op- “I'm the cemetery ghost,” was Sydney Smith Jr.. met the porty. posed her marriage, was & guest. the reply, according to Johnson. The ceremony required but 2a few| Friends stated that she had no in- Johnson said further inspection inutes. tention of going to the wedding, as/ disclosed the “ghost” to be Tom Crowds Outside Mansion. her husband was not invited. Atkinson, 40 years old, a resident The sidewalk outside of the of Fairview City. Atkinson was , Vanderbilt mansion was jammed/| Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte Fined found guilty of peace disturhance vith those who wanted to get aj) By the Associated Press. and intoxication and was fined $26 glimpse of the bride and her guests, | NEW YORK, Jan. 8.*—For fail-j| and costs. The fine was stayed by two hours before the ceremony. | ure to serve as a juror,,Jerome Na- Judge Weaver on the “ghost'’s And despite the cold, they stayed | poleon Bonaparte has been fined’ promise to refrain from further left. ' $100. night riding. until the last guest had “a an CAORFAERAAFAFREREA ER FRERFAFAFAP AFA FAFA CR FAFA PR OA ROA PRE PR AR RA PARRA TPRPOAPFACAPAOR PRS en aA | AAS ASRAFRRA a RAR AAAARAR rryvyy iyi nares Ty APAPARARAPARAP SRA RAPA RAPARA PR AAAS, _ one of the greatest Sales we have | ever held — Tremendous savings through- out the Store on men’s and boys’ wearing apparel— Reductions SAP ARA RAP ARATA RA RARER PAPAL SERRA RARA REE SERRA BARRERA ARA RA RARARARA ER Rae RAPA PARA RAR SRA RAP SRR AAOARARARRPARARACARARSAR AR AAR AR APARARARARARARARRAAPA RAM *, z at . ts M . eo : > & 4 + * Pa ; & , +s fa s * i a p . Mb “4 ic - *% es e £5 | ee I a ‘a ae , 7 Bes eveveveee wee eee eee ee ewe ereewee ae ‘ obs 7 ” Ws ,. a ae | * . p pretest > Pe e Be git ) ’ i + by *, i <p ey ms ce, ene ee Fis Se, fe » Bees Ee i ‘ , ttn ~ - £3 £ Aner ct p * f f ex PD hs, ~ ' oe $ : tae ’ si yale 2 4, is ne ee — pec .y = 4 i » . are VEE ~y ~ ¥ \ - ae * * : +e 5 4 a ie? ‘ = ies ? oe Fe Se ae : “

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PRIDAY EVENING, JAN ARY 8, 1”. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ee a olumbia Re cords aan , ie N. ew Process—No scratching sound from the needlell Rhythm, volume, clarity! New Colambia Records by TED LEWIS and His Band Just Around the Corner —Forx soap frot—Ted Lewis and His Band i0. ) While We Danced Till Dawn — Fox Trot—Ted Lewis and His Band The Camel Walk—Fox Tror— 478-D' Ted Lewis and His Band — |Bam-Bam-Bamy Shore — For \ TIrot—Ted Lews and His Band 'Milenberg Joys — Fox Trot—Ted 438-D | Lewis and His Band Tin Roof Blues —Fox Tror—Ted Lewis and His Band Say Arabella — For Tro:r — Tea 416-D Lewis and His Band tT (Angry —Fox Trot —Ted Lewis and His Band New Colambia Records by ART KAHN and His Orchestra Peaceful Valley —For Trot—Art Kahn and Hits Orchestra 490-D gin. ) By The Waters of Minnetonka — Fox Trot—Art Kahn and His Or- chestra The Co-Ed —Fox Trot—Art Kahn | and His Orchestra (Inadenta! 68-D| singing by Morty Livmgston) tein. - Back Home In Illinois —For Tro: sa —Art Kahn and His Orchestra (Incidental singing by Morty Liv ingston ) New Columbia Records by EARL GRESH and His Gangplank Orchestra ‘Freshie—For Trot—Ear! Gresh and His Gangplank Orchestra @38.D (Inodental smging by the Orchestra) ba Help! —Fox Tror—Ear! Gresh and | His Gangplank Orchestra (lnadentassinging by the Orchestra) Row, Row, Rosie! — For Trot — Ear! Gresh and His Gangpiank Orchestra * 44-D (Vocal Chorus by the Orchestra) ‘SS |) She Was Just A Sailor’s Sweet- heart — Fox Trot — Ear! Gresh and His Gangplank Orchestra (Vocal Chorus by the Orchestra) — — | Hi ma ‘|| Hit } | Hi | New Colambsa Records by ROSS GORMAN and His Earl Carroll Orchestra I’m Sitting On Top Of The World— Fox Trot— Ross Gorman 496-D; and His Ear! Carroll Orchestra — ‘Rhythm of the Day —For Tror— moss Gorman anc His Ear! Car 1 Orchestra Rane, i Go Where You Go — Fc Trot:—Ross Gorman and His Far! Carrol] Orchestra (Inodental s:ng ~ pig ing by Arthur Fields) +. | Want A Little Lovin’ — For Tror —Ross Gorman anc His Ear! Car roil Orchestra (Inadental singing - Harry and Charlies Warren} onan s Crazy About You — —Forx trot—Kows Gorman anc 459-D His Ear! Carrol! Orchestra ess 'A Kiss in the Moonlight— Fox Trot —Ross Gorman and His Ear! Carroil Orchestra You Forgot to Remember—Wa/:- — Ross Gorman and His Ear! Ca: —- rall Orchestra ~ |Oh! Boy, What A Girl— Fox Tror | —Ross Gorman anc Hs Eari Car- roll Orchestra New Columbia Records by CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS ~ Moon Deer — Fox Ca 449-D Ramblers sc «=| I’m In Love With You —Fbx Tror —California Rambiers Sonya er Alay Yup!) —Forx 419-D Trot —Caliuornia Rambiers 19 im. a 7. = : “ee (Vocal Chorus by Billy Jones I’m Gonna Charleston Back to arleston — Fox Trot — Call fornia Rambie- | Pasion Me While! Laugh—7 7 enor and Baritone Duet— Billy Jones . Rosie! — Comedian— —Eddie Cantor a15- xg The Farmer Took Another Load Away! Hay! Hay!—Tenor a Barrttone Duet—Bily Jones and Ernest Hare (The Happmess Boys) New Colambia Records by ASSOCIATED GLEE CLUBS of America ‘Traditiona?l) (850 Male Voices) Assomaeted Giee Ciubs of Amenca Augmented by the audience of Opera House, N b 2 John Peel (Andrews) (856 Male Voices) Assocated Glee Cinbs of Metropolitan Sword of Ferrara —(Prederick Bullard) Assocaated Giee Cinbs of Amemca (850 Male Vonces) (from Robin Reg nald de Koven) AasationtG Giee Clubs of Amernca 50 Male Voces) ¥ ( Grreg) (850 Maile Voices) Assomated Glee Clubs of America A Plainsman’s Song (Biss) (850 V ) Assomatei Glee Clubs of America New Colambia Records by LEWIS JAMES Cross My Heart. Mother — Tenor ol Soio— Lewis James ‘ss. |Dréam Pal—Tenar Soio—Lews Sleepy Time Gal—Tenor Soio— Lewis lames = oe ofumtia Mograph Compan’ 1213 Pime Street St. Lows. Mo 5 In Lovely ¢ The girl 12 to 17 will deligs occasion fr om new her ¢r owing years. in crepe de chine or Geor gett tints in a host of meee $1.95 checked and nbinations are winsomel ints, rayon, cotton ponge sirable for the kinderg Pound P A Saturday Speci Women s F Offers Smart Styles at# unity to — of the season. cludes parmps. patent leather, black satin ranges are not complete in selection in every siz®. Children s : $9.25 75 *3= KA tiigh Shoes and elk and tan calf. >. available 1 «eires are repr Vy Sizes 5% to 8 Sizes 8% to 1:

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DISPATCH ST. LOU POST-DISPATCH ~ FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1926. _ = ee eee eee ee — — --—- = >Sent —_ at | See Our Other ‘Announ — cements on Pages 14 and 15. Cate Tapeli> aie. uct mec « . db cee cu cus seen Rde Revelation Tooth Powder ............«e+. .,23¢e Sanitol Tooth Powder .......... noe estas ane rerVerie ._Tesewem :. «.wieideesécce nectceses coenene wi Wrisley’s Bath Crystals ... .ccccocscecce ae- 380 Williame’® Aqua Velvwa ......... as Gate oh @ fanges are not complete in every style, there is good $e . comMining girdle and brassiere, selection in every size. Kendrick and surgical elastic _paid for it. g H og Children s Footwear pM TR Fa High Shoes and low Shoes—in patent leather, smoked elk and tan calf, #re available in this sale at savings most attractive. All sizes are represented in some one style: at this price in the sale are: ') aa Se .95 ] e745 | , oh | Brings the Opportunity to Purchase at a Saving The opportunity to effect substantial savings on Footwear of our standard quality, in favored styles | $ 75 of the season. is one that has an unusual appeal. | ————— The Gossard Combination is a garment carefully designed, and showing typical Gossard quality in its material and workmanship. Sections of heavy are combined with excellent materials—the values are indeed out of the ordinary. Also Gossard Wrap-Arounds Redfern Wrap-Arounds MolMays Stylish Stouts Mme. Irenes Loverstorm Brassieres. $1 00 At this very special price we offer Loversform Brassieres, in pink (Becond Floor.) a eee | eee oe ——~ e = = _——— — ce eg ee a ne ; f A Special Selling of , Women's Smart, Kid Gloves £ —Including “Perrin” and Other Well-Known Makes ~ 95 p « . : > : : = - | Two-clasp Gloves and Gauntlets—the sort of Gloves most In de- mand—are offered in special selling at this very low price. They have the high quality and perfection of finish identified with Perrin and other well-known glove makers, and are of fjnest imported kid.. Selection is + widely varied in color, and there is a good assortment of sizes, 7 : Novelty Kid Gloves | , Wool Knit Gloves $3.95 Pair ‘| * | 95e to $1.95 | 4 Gloves of very soft, fine imported kid, | Women’s, misses’ and children’s Gloves showing the fancy turn-down and flare of the best grades of wool, knit with fanc cuffs of the moment, are an unusually at- designs in contrasting colors, and wit tractive offering at this price. Cuffs are long wrists. Warm and extremely smart embroidered and appliqued in contrast- for skating, driving, etc. A large assort- ing colors. Black and colors. All sizes. ment offered for selection. (Main Fioor,) ‘ Royston Jr. Graduation Suits New Styles for Boys of 12 to 20 Years Boys Blue Flannel Suits $9.90 These are high quality Royston Jr. double- breasted English model Suits, made of an excellent wearing blue flannel. Two long: trousers are in- cluded with each suit. Sizes range from 12 to 18. Boys Blue Chassis Suits $95.0 The popular Royston Jr. English model_ double-breasted Suits with two long trous- ers. Made of a durable and long-wearing blue cheviot. Sizes range from 16 to 20. Boys’ Snap Brim | Boys’ Tom Sawyer Felt Hats: $4 White Shirts at $2 | An exceptionally. good looking and Well-made collar attached Tom Saw- popular Boy’s Hat with snap brim and yer Shirts of an excellent wearing im- fancy bands. Shades of gray, tan and | ported English broadcloth. Sizes from « powder blue. Sizes 65% to 7%. 12 to 1412. (Boys' Own Store—Fourth Fleer.) ¢ Youths’ Coal / Graduation. Suits Our Own Royston-Hi Brand } ' pe a _— Untinished Weressille ” Choice of several attac- . $ ™ tive finishes is offered in these Stands, which have ° ; removable flower boxes of galvanized iron and will A wide asortment of well hold several plants. tailored Royston Hi double- breasted English models. ; Full cut trousers and made Bird Cages of unfinished worsted. $2.79 to $4.49 Sizes 33 to 36. The popular round style all- brass Cages complete . with perches, seed cups and Blue Cheviots cleanout tray. $ 3 0) Electric Heaters $1.98 . An excellent Suit for om , February graduate. Double- l ] i . “ud” Electric Heaters. breasted models with blunt- They can be operated from ed vests and wide trousers. ~ any electric light socket. Of durable blue cheviot, nt (Fifth Fleor.) sizes 33 to 6. - " (Student Section—Fourth Fieen) a - . oN = ee — _ ee ~. ** Ce ys ee ae ee ee ee eee ee ae ~~ tee o» ep — — — ee oe a a

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> ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8&8, 1926. i — percent giieetitimiditicatitnia n n “——. ™~ Te. | Nugent's Cream of Fresh - Sale of Toilet Good s| “er teter. ar. $1.50 Pi Veretal .Piver’s Toilet Waters—In 1. ver's Vegetal— Azurea. Floramre or Ie Floramre, Azurea or Cream Trefie adoTrs ... .. $1.98 Trefle odors..... $1.10 | $3.00 Caron’s Black Narcisse | Guerlain’s Blue Hour Per- Tooth Brushes—tjond quality | —In original bottle. .$2.69 | . fume — (Criginal bottles bristles; transparent color- | Hand Scrubs—Good pure $4.95 and $10.45 handles . 16¢ bristles SPeetbeoeaecodececanse 39c EAs @ ae Fe mig mare - 7% RO SOE, ; - . ae eS i Te ME. — ; in a il ed or white (Nagents—Main Fleer, North.) Open a Charge Account—Enjoy Its Convenience (= Hear the New Victor Records . = ? ee = wr - « 5 a lik ee gp - * di Then I'll Be Happy” “are You Serry” “Camel Walk™—Fox “] Wanna Go Where You Gea, Jack Smith ,. «- > — , “Save Your Sorrews” : a2 f7ene A etin a ( 7 “Cress My Heart. Wether” ( 7 .enrT bur? é “& Little Baeagalew” ‘Hesky Ber . : ~A 4 , —— = ; “Every y Stemp” — Fex / me, : ie Entel 7 ig ' Bilcrasre ‘Orchaannl —Landrr and His Orchestra (Nagents—Third Fleer. 4 . = = . ~-# a — Th *’ TT” > + > > . I > = - De newest Datterns ana rimmng a ted Enokch fb , * hy ° =~ ; . & a * . = | —_— + + e ‘ > = BD n0.th) — Ie douhble-bre . “> > ba “~ % : tT sro f f ~ ritio A 4.) L lstere . es ._* e > ers 4 | Mer e,.? |) ~ «© --* ’ ~ > « a * ») ‘ i —_— | $5.1 . | ,»» = » ’ > U 4 & ~* ; ’ ‘ , Ke Lion Se. a ‘ .~ ~ ? Wwiyeai : > : i ‘l 4 e =i liu a4 res +> ] ] To fit men of allt - as ts. § : Overcoats At This Special Price Monday these garments g@ back to their original price. So do your shopping Satur- day Af youneed anew Suit or Overcoat. 1977 coaws ebhown in the Overcoats teaturing tir ser Suits J a a i rT re) eel ; atti. ; ’ > . Multa! \ Hatt } ria) Hi ite — tit A; , > 1 - hehehe ; + iN jk + 1 lhe feta Het ns iit Bias ts th tit: jute si Season. price. to-match styles. are: > ww Come in light and dark and other fancy patterns. i: 425 English Broadcloth Shirts |. e+e 256 Fiber-Striped Madras Shirts........... 410 Feather-Weight Broadcloth Shirts...... 355 Woven Madras Shirts......... wn ein 284 ‘‘Cotton’’ Flannel Shirts. ..... mitews oe 264 Silk Striped Madras Shirts..........-..« 756 Corded Madras Shirts... ..........+--m Saturday a Day of Wi onder ful Buying Opportunities Throughout the Store Saturday— The Last Dav lf To Purchase One of These ,.- - | rouser Suits Sale si Men’s Fancy Shirts Many of these Shirts are taken from our regular stock because of their being soiled and mussed from the Holiday These Shirts are worth much more. some two and three times the sale In the lot you wu All are full cut. Single and double-cuff styles. Included l find eollar-attached. neckband and some eolien o } o )| . . And Other Materials ae patterns, stripes, checks, white and solid eslems— Sizes 131. to 17 in the lot. ts as . ( Nugents—Wate Fieer, Nerth.} 4 a his graduation day we **»-* 4 » ve Waa hs. | i i ~ . ‘ > ‘ _ F : 4 Ce " ai >, mHrlar ,). . _ ; ‘ nd Ceo ] ialN » ied ~ 7 ~ =~ ( ' ~ / — ‘ > , > , : . ~~» ~ - SA o51TNe POS + . +>. — —_ * eee = vy. - vith two ANIC ~* = =1zes 3S . 7. “His errimn:s in » +++ —m * = , J > > — Bovs’ Coat 5 iay at these two remarkable prices. Some with one long and one short trouser, kers. In the popular single and double breasted English effects, also the Norfork for those preferrmg Suits for Graduatic Dress the Boy in just the kind of Suit that’s proper Jors| . His choice of long or short trousers-} blues and neat pin stripes—featured Sat- Blue serges, cheviots to 18 years. and Pullover Sweaters value—in the popular coat style, also the pullover effects: in $ 95 > - = _ ‘ ~ ve ~, a " — | rr ——— 3 ff ant _- ed a 2 7 ~ . . ." = -* . = Gist. el « wv he, * «+ ec oO “SS. i . —— - > _ ~ere © we erewver tieewFt «ee e2F @ \ugents—Third Fleer North Bovs’ Blouses - 2 Oe — —_ a SILKS— Three Special Price Groups Just in Time for | Your Early Spring Sezximng Needs & 4 hread Crepe, Georgette | - } ae : er ec wo ewnnrinormclcrmlUcr rr rermhUcr OCC rermUc CR mhUrrmmemcmUrmhUCrrmhCUCr rmhUCUcPrmCMrrCUCUMrOrCrrOrCUCUrOCUCUCCUhO Cc HC HU HRhUC HRCUC LC HP TP CS .- Boys’ Golf Hoss tC patt s in the popu- This popular Hose for bors in paste. shaces, reat stripes the mewest patterns and coiors ‘ Men-ed —— . extra values... ws ae eo ( Vagents—Third Fleer, Nerth) | —— : | Tr — Printed Crepe de Chine, Flat T - ~ _ = 2 ~ . . $6.99 Satin Crepe and in beautifu " 0 “i Sons , - = Special... ... b. 3 . om oa = Cc 2.32.3, oud Yr Singer —peCCia.. .. — , ow" EE of weer =|BRedroom Suite a \y Sate These are our finest Shoes and represent corre = . > stvle, choice materia’s and the fimest bench workm = ; : SSS — , . = An Opportunity for Those Seeking a } | Operas, pumps and straps. in black satin, pater = Real Value in Bedroom Furniture a black and India tan suede, tan calf, etmmetal and man = Dr, eel pected ol ees alee Sale ot ( urtains combinatuons —= rn mi - ss a ia mech Rha | pve .: peer tains Gael samee of ciate, AAA to C widths, high and me = | drawn bottoms, dustproof throughout. = § Ruffled and Panel dium heels are represented. We urge rou to mak» an = "a ee — 2 il ad an GNEtS early selection while assortment is complete = resser—oU-imeh top, == | Tors 10x2S-inch, bow-end style bed and double door ey rucrind Swine carcass, shea a = hifforobe : ‘—erearet ens Or 54 quality crossbar marquise” | = meet »% — Curtains. ceiored dotted goalie = adine Curtains, colored aig = Regular ah eae —— * - ~_ a 959 a l¢ anel u~ains, figured - SO. $7.50. S850 Shoes = . ae alue and plain and a ‘named — with artificial silx bullen Disposal ef broken icts from this season's stries. = fringe. Panels s each, Derethy Dodd €@nd@ other good makes & = — : pumpe. strape and Ox‘ords: in paten-. a=} 8S = Many other special values in furmture during the _ call, Biack satin. Diack velvet. biende ani —== = January Sales. S 35 comDinatieons. Unusual values at this price | = : mame = Buy on the Morris Plan as — “COURANT AAT TET ORENOGLGTEeEE NNO LGGLLLLUULUDLQUNLLELGOE ‘ ponmemes Passes cA | = . I ag — _ —-_——e 2 “+o * >. With att ractiv indestructible a very rich i4. 15 and 16 CREBRS ccccceu and ‘] : 49 LA —_ - For Her Gr Charming V Many fresh. lovely new W January graduates’ selection able advanée Spring models, enine and Georgette sHks. Junior sizes, 13 to 19, and giris SOS 1 For Those Who Will ¢ We have a verr new item this trous raron (quite as pretty 3s orerblouse and middy styles. Sizes 6 to 20... ° . Junior wescee Misses’ Dresses Cniy one of thena) valves, Special ...-.« ;. te

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“DISPATCH ‘ -Z Victor Records “Save Vour Sorrows" fsene aso “rows My Weart, Mother” ( _ . I lenry Burr “A Tittle Hungatow” “Hiusks Ker ' it Kul 1t -? ad biie Ilote!l { C Riltmore Urchestra (Nugents—Third Floor, South.) ut the Store ‘ [oe ancy Shirts ken from our regular slocl; d*mussed from the Holiday some tyo and three times the sale ttached\ neckband and some collar. e and double-cuff styles. Included (9135 , checks, white and solid colors— 17 in the Jot. 3 (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) — raduation nd of Suit that’s proper for e Of long or short trousers. {= eat pin stripes—featured Sat- prices. Blue serges, cheviots long and one short trouser, e popular single and double Nortork for those preferring d lover Sweaters the pullover effects: in ~ 95 ————— eeemeeeeeeeewn ee ener se fe © Boys’ Golf Hose is popular Hose for boys in newest patterns and colors: Sd ae ot'n's tele can on (Vugents—Third Floor, North.) Specials >» Mama Dolls inches long, has good dressed; unbreakable Sah css web oecces. Coaster Wagons som with l-inch $4.69 Wonder Tool Kit enter—1! tools In one. Consists of a Ver, bits and reamer. tack puller, . Special 15c (Nugents—Third Vleor, Toy Shop.) ——, ot Curtains led and Panels to $3.00 Values dotted grenadine Curtains, fine quality ; ruffled Swiss Curtains, sheer quality crossbar marquisette Curtains, colored dotted gren- adine (‘urtains, colored dot- ted Swiss Curtains, fine qual- "4 ‘Piash voile (curtains. 1600 panel Curtains, figured and plain and all trimmed with artificial silk bullion fringe Panels sell, each, $1 35 * -" ; , —_— — - 7 . wal — es ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — — —— —- = ~ Te FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 8, 1926. ee ie — er TE [| _———e £ * am, mene _~ a - ~ ee ee = — we _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sale of Lovely: Pearl Beads— | 7 Coro Three-Strand — Coro Debutante Artificial Pear] Beads Artificial Pearl Beads the small With attractive pear clasp, the | indestructible kind, - : a very rich lustre: $ 4 95 spring ring 14, 15 and 16 inch o: | elasp; strand as (Nugentsa—Main Floor, North.) ee 4a | January Sales in All Departments—Shop at Saving | , dainty size, $] 2 j i anuary Sales That Sh ALL the People t — f ries ww PO. oO: Veo 2 & 2 © 8 2 a: ow eS & ; $75 and $100 Wi There are iter Coats a | Qur entire Winter stock of high-grade, perfectly tat- lored Coats reduced. Three of the price groups follow. Fur- Trimmed Coats Reduced for the January sale. Straight- line, princess flares, notehed fur collars, wrappy models and full-back stvles of pin- point, broadeloth, Bolivia and other fab- $45 and $50 Winter Coats A wonderful group of Coats in all the new st) les for immediate wear, made of such fine mate rials as lustrosa, Montebello, pinpoint, fine Bolivias and smart suedes. Wrappy or straightline styles, ee ee NL Ble TIATES. . opie cacvecccosuaacs: elerettes, Montebellos, fine soft fab \ : wy | Three Mardelous Groups Reduced *-| A Special in ‘Y | Corselettes — xz ae Made of a wonder- AG — ful quality striped hroeade with two elastic +settions in hip; boned front and haek, oa Sizes 32 to 46 : (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) $2.95 Stamped Bedspreads Made of krinkly cloth and stumped in pret- iV designs. ill $ 2Y SIZe, easily oom ° ' : ;' A . . rics and imported tweeds, in the popular front, 4 5] 2s S > | } ( | back or side flares, straightline or wrappy models. 3 » amy BN Campec FOCKS Colors—lipstick, falcon gray, gracklehead blue, gp ‘ Women’s Stamped Dresses of blue, wine, black, and the new browns. The furs-used pink, green, tangerine, wy in trimming are of the very finest and well selected A or pink novelty ‘ ) ( | pelts. All sizes for misses, Women and stouts.... } , eCiorin.. seseos ese -, f ( Nugents—Main Floor, South.) hor H er Graduation Day Charming White Frocks Many fresh, lovely new White Frocks are ready for the January graduates’ selection Saturday. They come in ador- able advance Spring models, in Canton crepe, crepe de chine and Georgette silks. There are the misses’ styles in Junior sizes, 133 to 19, and girls’ sizes, 6 to 16. ‘Q= a $3OQ=" For Those Who Will Graduate in Uniforms We have a very new item this season. Lovely, lus- 95 trous rayon (quite as pretty as silk), in all white e 2 overblouse and middy styles. ee cae ccces cess Also same Garment in imported English broadcloth . .$1.95 to $2.95 The Pirated skirés en bodice to match overblouse and middies. Sizes 6 to 16 ....... es , , wulns cin faeces $2.95 and $3.95 EE 75 2 Of canften crepe, crepe de chine, velvet com- ld Junior binations, balbriggan and ‘eloth. In a good Vi - assortment of styles and oe STISSes Only one of a kind, but excep- ional values. Sizes 14 to 1”. Dresses tion “a : >) 0 | ee ee a (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) ‘ oe Silk Underwear VA Less Than Regular Price From leading manufacturers of high- grade Silk Underwear, a wonderful group of night- gowns, envelope chemise, step-ins, Princess — slips, pajamas and matched sets, at this price reduc- iion—imade of Crepe de Chine and Radium Silks Lace, Tuck and Hem- stitching Trimmed \$ Beautiful Pastel Shades Included Are: $2.95 Envelope Chemise and Step-Ims................... $1.97 $3.95 Envelope Chemise and Bloomers.................. $2.64 $4.95 Envelope Chemise and Step-Ins................... $3.30 $5.95 Gowns, Chemise and Step-Ins pe nnn a acs -..$3.97 $7.95 Gowns, Chemise and Pajamas ..................... $5.30 $8.95 Gowns and Pajamas..... ees « | 7 + A wide selection of smart Sormug shades | 4‘ les: Liiti : is Rose Blue Poudre Blue Coral Beige Orchid _ Sunset \ \ j Jade Green banvinGreen Pink | ? Red and Tan / A Ay Black and White Combinations | ~ \ a fo (Negents—‘ecrond Pileor, Seuth.?) $7.50 Golden W arbling Canaries ? Just received. a- new shipment of these wonderful 85 singing Canary Birds. young healthy birds that sing $ 5 . | === joyously, all in beautiful plumage. Make your selec- tion while there are so many to choose from. Each. ‘ (Nugents—Fourth Fieor, Seuth.) | ouldInterest Men, Women and Children a Hats- one can easily : ‘ Y . New Silk and Straw Hats In the Colors Now So New , | New mullinery modes that have just ar- rived, featuring Straw and Silk combinations, \ taffeta and silks—for immediate wear. | | Both large and small styles-—becomingly | (rimmed. " Medium sizes, small, close-fitting styles, some f : drooping Hats, others with small brims. : wear. Beautiful stvles, delightful. novel Hats for the flapper girl and more dressy models for the woman. ra select from for the Midwinter and early Spring (Nugents—Secendé Fleon, South.) —— turers. ' Dresses for livery Occasion. Sizes 14 to 18, 36 to 46, 48 to 52 Color ee Spring Fashion Every New Features > Sa v ; Vi a Suede Crepe ST Y LES-—For eocoa and black. A codets and pla its. Georgettcs Over Prints Jersey Satip Crepe confirmation, afternoon, business and sport wear. COLORS—Bots de rose, gray, palmetto, white, raspberry, tan, jade, pink, peach, poudre blue, mavy, A Remarkable Dress Sale Saturday New Spring Dresses Seldom is a Dress event so well yearn A special trip to the astern markets was made by our Ready- lections of the advance stvles made from the best of manufac- -Wear Buyer and se- for This Event | Dresses for “- ; the College Miss, Young Women and Matrons. Every Dress New \ Specially Purchased 3 MATERIALS Georgettes Flat Crepe Jersey Crepe Satins Satin Jacquards Dunwoodie Crepe and Faille Silk New collars, godets, sleeves and trimmings. Odd and novel pock- ets, buttons and embroidery add to their attractions. Other New Spring Dresses MATERIALS Georgette Vlat Crepe and Cloth. dance, theater, party, graduation, / Sizes, 14, 16, 18, 36 to 46 and 46 to 52. New collars and sleeves, metallic ribbon, fine tucks, scrolls of embroidery, +e aS / ne Fall and. Winter.Cloth and Silk Dresses Now Greatly Reduced (Nugents—Second Fleer, North.) a A, AD \ service-Weight : ’ : » ’ / » Three thousand pairs women’s full-fashioned Hose from the most who has asked us not to use his popular manufacturer in this country, name on account of the great reduction. This assortment iueludes both Chiffon Hose, slightly imperfect, in all-silk and some Service-weight and - lisle tops. Comes in the wanted shades of | Rose Beige Rose Taupe Gunmetal Grain mn. Nude Bran Swallow Sunburn and Black Sizes 84 to 10 Fancy Cuff Gauntlets in the Latest Styles, With Embroidered Backs Regular $1.95 Value and Chiffon Hose (\agents—Main Ficor, North.) Sale of Novelly Fine ‘French Kid Gauntlets Gloves that are new and attractive. High-grade qualities to complete (he midwinter or early Spring costume. -You will delight in selecting from this wonder group of French Kid Gauntlets. Perfect Fitting Sip-on Washable Chamois and Suede Qualities 99 a — —— = are | o a SS —— ~ he i oe — ee

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Ss ese eee ee —E 1. LOUIS POST- MISPATCH ee —————————— —————— arcane 3 ’ rr ks £288 ee rtreisaae ss 22 = > ; » . — : é 2 he a ae ee ee ee RVULLOFOSAGE | s e:_1 gi MISSOURI DRY LAW CASE eee ; ." t , - - He + . te : 7 es > 4 ? ~ nee > —— ih TG ee = —- tr irhee >. Danger Signals of 5 } ign — a * 1 | ; TO BE APPEALED TO U.S. COURT © \ Dependable Merchandise Always at Lowest Pricegl High Blood Pressure Question Involves Admissibility of a e e e€ erc an ’ | rT) epeiis. hot figshes. Hains i bvidence OlMainced Without * 7 ‘ ‘ pei ; | the head. shortness of breath, sleep search Warrant. > ’ . Be . | lessneas and nervousness usually in “Sen CITY Jan. &—. ’ | 4 By | ‘, ese Se M_JSt cous Bag n GUBEsne ni ¥ . : i SK j pron . ‘ 7 2 7 ; ~ ! a : | Seetmiation ot poisrnous, wast —_ 1 E fully Selected for Its U Inet — | ; acecu™m* ‘ . ~« Wast — rch wearrs a= 2ppea 3 Saturday . very Item Care y e os or hnusu | "i. ‘ated + ging © 7 ai. mes | sant Attorney General nore ¢ . vans & ikene atte , - on ~o H wton .4 ; “— ; Assistan | — gl 7 he-~ Charitenm Cour hese con : ‘\ c — Asks Federal Agents to | t at once for it is known high on 4 charge of posscasing whisk: ) J eady! Another ess Event! Ts | ee ee oe earcening | was affirmed by the Mate apron’ Sale of New Spring | — Great Basement Dr Hundreds of Fur Trimmed AS. Prevent Liquor From Be. — Pe ba - Court en bane Dex 0, last. f , nad Sioa DRESSES D COATS gaps) pine Gives 10 Onaees arena, - h . ee fT wy am certs te eranter ; writ of error on wh os , wee vill 2 arrie4 t bs Jast Arrived eee coro Great Be = DIC 7 ION eercec 26.8 gre a. BuCceSS ten | States Su - Jor. xceptional V al eduction a ' : - ngs } re Lek far i S re P Simeceiiaiia UebdiinaDaeat Sizes for women, misses and stouts. ~? ese Ate are . i :. | U. Ss. JURISDI | — 2 4 is Va grees . : ‘ " Gras *ica ; Inde . ; * “is os mn or of possessing sev: x s oO! Steut Sizes Just purchased another lot of Dresses— priced for quick ; Be IN MURDER CASES | ug Storrs goed Cruggists, Wiis ne — meine, mew all are high-priced Dreyes—just imagine ft lle | A : | a st ras the a See je.\g — #4 ea * py Snail Dresena—piaia what you weauald a - . eo PS SATURDAY | °° eo: —— Dresses capect te fina sacrifice 01 a F . ' in mech higher - orga he mt, “ . Charming Satins Tre - plece priced Dresse~. ll : 4 2 balbric «ca Rn. ec harmeuse Dresses. ( an- Sizgee for Missea,. Newest Crepes Wemen and ‘teuts as . _ . : ‘ ‘ : : s . ~« , : . . ™ a. . . ddad | ‘ : ‘ ' Sy - — : .* »s ‘ » - : ; ° e- : ase a oe . re © ; ae | : , _ " ‘ ~ . ~ .-* . 7 > . s-* > - : | _. *s * » -_ ™ sf . just in vogue. e Saecriff and Federal pr ts ~~ ~~ ge mo eg oe ten crepe the new light —— a a ral 4 4h ilt- Dresses. Hair- shades are iin- Va. sear Marra’ = —T - ‘er ; lime stripe eluded. or | “ { =? | ; PT serge Dresses. course, the bert- i | : erepe de chine ter Dresses wil! | otTHRIE. ™s > | ; Dreases. beau- be gone first. ia , 6 i was oT ees ‘ ~ a | A tiful rayons, therefore ear'r | re esc - = » — Ys ay = = fiart ©erepe shepping ts ad- i F ieee: il ee ™ ' \ Dresses. visable. , § ; : TCU} ’ — a , . a 4 ' ’ aon ' the \' we se and s Better new sil k ij ' oo ten ts Tv. ‘ “ e Dresses: epecial!, - i } Neo PRPeaec or Mail Orders. great’, $ | 5 .. & pefor? e ™ , priced at I> : 2 Ne. Exchange«. No Refunds. 4 ) a : reduced i “| « here n ound a s' r Supr an co ies and black sé6ee Ge baeces eizes.... 36-Inch “All-Silk Changeable Taffetas— their testers ‘ = Ere wt ’ Ss wl ; ae ‘so keep a sharp 190 x out for | nenor and to arrest any one Tr unior Uvercoatsjm 00 os s on . Bro" said that tre Regular $5.95 and $7.95 Values 4 a eer ment has decided it has tur- Stzes 3 to a at " a . ee ‘he a.) ings. Continuing the Sale of _ * my has reques** ‘ , ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 . , rn 2. ene mn * ‘ » ‘+ ? + . . : OSE FSS «nF i aia : ’ . . » 7 ’ cers they Aac a right : rPre > FSots e\/ as 4 > a B.A i. +. > | _- +”? ~ e. , - . ~ ec s Tas * ’ a . - : bad : . > 444 vi of the fTicers ear ¢ : ’ ; - _ * > se © . - ie a io eo Bk ¢ “-~ S at abd ’ phi oh Th he tr : t >) ' _ | is Mail Orders Promptly Filled § ~~ "*. hc we ny et Flora. 1 @ : MEN S UNDERWEAR 36-Inch Black Brocade Faille....... Made just lik : | ey Federal grand jury here which a4 lose ‘ 41 was ©€) ’ é - = 2 2 ’ nd a = . . , 4 ‘4 ret - : é P, a © Tie a i or 4 1523. The Indians were mu: | sening Phat was *he renort =>: = Per id . | . tate D ' Let ~ ; | \ . - +" eh , ‘heir tities . - ADVERTISEMENT vesterday by Dr. Ralph Thomnec- & Ce a y, (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) dered appar ently at ee ° the Natiar rye e a . . } C gold or silver trim. In | sahara ines tet aa enterprise during the past six | “uskr. husband of Mrs. Malinsk: s | : ae | phage ep: m ¥ hecs sete theta aie ane 7 was accompanied by Department ‘ roonths an . Pr. 4« ier referred his fndire 3 Spring Styles . . m ’ " ar :, - # pec “Trap «Daly ame * ‘ of Justice agents and they. gince Dering t? : months th to States Attorney Williams, who @ : ned. Plain tailored and sap ay Sagat in eo Se ee Aid have & athering evidence ter uring the past #ix monthe the . ' . = ~ * ha een ga.5 Gemand for Upholstered Furni- nad ordered tI | apie e $ 95 | Sur trimmed $1.98 Flannelette ild . Hi h Sh ee. the jury. A report which ras ture made in the Perufrock Litton Mrs. Malinsky. who was i4 years # === . Size Pajamas oh uGcren s ig os = lis, reached the investigators ts that) ; . , old. @ied Sep:. 2: st 4 3) nees —— izes _ ilies bees for scnvol, pla - dress wear. ~—e i ines ical a a 3 red. | - Co. Fa tery, 4th and St. Charies, + : ee ss S : e- 4 z . $ oo. ay . : ' m from patent eather. tan ‘ a 3) oo was me, tos aA high get | heen tremendo end todav ett atta 2 er s i s —t Rot. ee” os ealf and two-tone m bins pongo 2 E eral officiais to stop a previous in- . — - : et tome 3 — Perea eaien si ~ a Moderately a ' 2 to ~ . : ‘ — es mC usa Tt Seem" te nc hoes apne eee | ns. “9 A E nantes ~ ont offi as are graces many “St. Louis homes. Man hillxk Wife and Himself. a Priced for ae , S$] 29 Spec al ca yo . aaa a ee . EEE Shee winnn Moehaic FORT WORTH, Tex.. Jan. §— @ Saturday ; Years.... 7 2™ ° ‘acum acca et ~~ an ernment is det ined to go the é a\?ia 4 a A 3 ” — = ™ ¢ Buite apecially priced at #193 for | Mrs H. Hoyle. mother of eigh: = & “ r | $2 Flannelette Gowns Men’s Low Shoes Sy limit to , tts Indian wards a tedar and tamorreow—an exce!} cren .Was ghot and kh i yester ’ i a sm : 1} Tots’ Winter | | : , a ns m ue isdn ws ; , seal ane Be feo the whites who ba * D aguse | f lent value by her husbar Hoyle then killed @ st saue ‘ mes - od ag . - - > : : oe —_ ‘Aan? with the ar- : : himse! Relatives said he haa = ar.y eipres &Q * ' _— gular ana 2ODer Heess ' become more «vicen. Mak (Lee ; “a been men’ > # es 1 $3 — se- , SO) ih es o ig an expert on indictments, Wale . NS, . Tmehbring is known a6 aA proreciutoer. gr — -” a c | ' ° q ‘ They will assist Prown. . | BUSY B ; | HOSIERY prion at hae ay ; ‘ . Ch ° e Fire witnesses were heart yres- = : amois-sue ‘erday. They poseessed informa : ~ R a Involving Great Underprice Purchases We bs ul oa ~ ss ee. concerning a aeetew ae | i ‘“ i s Are Seiling at a Fraction of Original Prices Fabric ; ; a : anam Blin oe aeeee 2 seen : Se . 4 Values $75 to $100 ; 4 the subsequent murder of a z wes o usa Ss der and the «& hae tle ; i- oft ) = Reaut > = afi “ i her sister, Mra. Reta Smith, mag . ag oves ‘: : rm seal iv aa > : / ° , ’ 7 2 arrest. The fev PIR UC, snatched au‘ay from fhe Orecay - Wrs. Purkhart tas been subre- | PBWS OF GTM PUSINESS «2. the momen! ¢ chat wiih “s row—wool = ' aed as a witness. She was report- . = , : — ati “a ' ana blac . } ed in it) ealth. but vreeterday she | your Javor: if ‘ halleroox a a cup ey "sc ‘vialte . .* * . . * - , . _ = , — im "? . **@ * = sree = ke sar : res is ~ eo as A . ‘ a ’> is Size s Lo a _%. . ~ > & ++ . “ _ ae © ‘Nageuts—SZargain Jia fr ’ ’ ,. i, an _” > rr? ae + si ™ ) i sa * Tia-ad ié se 6 i ee Wee ‘ j 4 7. la il- ita Rox mS : 7. ' he 9 ° un as] war nts Ras gaia Basement.) ss tak id tre . al the Busy Bee...or a luncheon thal even the ; | Negents—Bargain Basement.) (‘ Negents—Bargain Basement.) .. p 8 a , 4 & : eu ~ esterday to the Federal Rulldine | ° ‘ sere 5e Was cu joned vy Bron | ‘mee 88.8 B18 ee 8 area .e 8.2" most Lloverick will relirk. : Se x Tots’ Sleepers, Gowns, Petticoats. Combinations | Infants Gowns, Kimonos and Gertrudes tume Slips : Peleg tiers te ater |] seem eensont g9¢ | Sn eee. 300 | 1 a Se SATURDAY’'S | alae apres ft = J => , ws . GUuauty cotton sateen. Im Many pretty shades a srané tury 2 - ai 4- the comclusion of the days Sunday Candy Special |; 7 \ 77 = . ’ = | ‘ ~@ those seasonable Black Walnut Goodies... Assorted Chocolates... Cream Brazils. 1-Ib. Box 50c ** 2-Ib. Box $ Men’s and Young Men’s TT 500 GIRLS’ NEW 4 | == OVERCOATS|| white pullaws on leare | All are « A size | — ae Mach More " y = “f Prison to testify before cod . a Wear e 4 ae ports that . nable and style for Sises * to if e ee sons en hie} -@ S350! . o Tes . . = Bian - ot & ; : na fashionab’ every man , as som ams re an &8hicTvao.e fis, : as ; [ = + with revotivers . garments, whether young | | aS. . . . . - : i “ | a Aaron Long. Riley Ligzers and | GComl Hamor General. “gc the witnesses of han d are | J ‘ For (,raduatson. a PECAN MOLASSES TAFFY Here's something with a Zing to it, lb. | | The Cake Box Revue H Dosis Tor ‘ ¢ best neadimers ot thy »- | a) P ‘~ ? > *. ~ . ~ * = S68 8:88 @v8.6'8.8 eve' es Bv.e , - . ~ ™ ‘- - y id ‘fr ’ , ‘ © - . \ - . 5 , -> & « #4 "3 tu : ; > 1g - “Le > + MMETTY OUSTETS , Db bwee tue diehelus . oC Ro he, d . >» - - »* ee-.7h *~- _ PM \ es : i - wt @4. uT . Se SOA Qe e &« © © & 6 4 . * — ™ f we ~s = . . ~ (LN PAP STU -_— —a . - . ‘e —_ it = — — Oe me ——— ~ ~ i _ — ~ tee ay ee Pot - ~~ a — - = ~ ~ = .

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=» — = iain . — = ~~ -_ ~~, > ane _ —— = bat a CY-MIGPATCH —————————————————— eee Oe oe: be ee RT Se ae ee . = Se ae - a pees — : | es the United States grand | . . : | ury er . j : / Basement.) : fawin Brown, as istant United | uate : ai ev. | z ; ; — bates Attorney- Genel al, said Bev | MEN AND YOUNG MEN .. |. here are special ) values in all-wool, finely jbo d Ovyercoats and Suits | Garment ' ) Osages had been unuer the in- 26] ; : _ on i -a0en _ r e rr cr Rieh in ( hee of Mquor an 1 it was feared | vi un one or tw Oo pals oJ palits sees that stand supre Thi as tru moneyv-Sa\ ing flay - vais. . You Select ’ eri ici, | flu d he fected. fabric. ...splendid in stvles....perfect in fit and tailoring....these garments at 1.75 are outstand- : Continuing the Sale of ’ their testimony might a ' J see 0 DF \ . 1000 ; Mr. Brown has requested Feder ing values that should attr yt every man and pen, men aiming to dress well at the Tenet CON new Two-Pant Suits alone have just been ad led to this : rroup. Every size included in this group. agents to keep a sharp lookout ee stouts, slims, stubs, regulars, youths’... make your selection without revi : . Junior Over jiquor an’ 4+¢o arrest any one re- co0a S » sponsible for distributing ‘'t among the Indians. Brown said that the Regular $5.95 and + 95 Values Government has decided it has jur- | Sizes 3 to 8 ) iediction in several of the Killings, Dandy overco: 4% fae and that its inquiry had been wid . brics ea) new ; . “] _hanermwoad ¢ "—e 1? 4 Tvl rT’ ; Tr q {ti irres as styles including eee 1}}. »dels-—othe ‘ys il} the he \W kK nglich and iN modified ORDERS limit to protect its Indian wards | SPsenen y — ae Se eee oe a ee : Broken a s mings oll from the whites who have plagued 2) arsemegee : 5 American effects. Al SIZ€s, including slimis, stubs and stouts. Second Floor FILLED leathers Good: ir be them in the Osage Hill country has M “yf en’s $10.00 Srousers Bp: alla become more evident with the ar- Fine imported domestic woolens that $ 79 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S EXCEL- $45, $47.50 AND $50 OVERCOATS OR | rival here of Oliver Pagan and O.| | will maton the finest suits, LENT SUITS OR OVERCOATS ONE OR TWO PANTS SUITS H. Luehring Assistant Attorney- (Nageate—Bargain aan , * . P . F ov ERCOATS oF all-woo!] Se _ te} ca Surts tail lore d by h All d ar f: ashy - > Genera] from Washington. Pagan | » irr = ns, tans afr ad grays. 10 ter rmodé a 49 ioned on the mew lL . lines, is an expert on indictinents, while with entin linings, 34 to 9 chest, with large peaked lapels, b road luehring is known as a prosecutor. SUITS in regular models and in ple: ted shoulders and narro. waists and belted effects. Dark stripes and Plents of the new bli les iwver- . ss They pe: Pe waaay Ex ansion Sale Special! ixtures ® (Basement.) coats L bag co eee “2 al pa or (Second. Wieeor.i i och Lumberjacks Five witnesses were head yeo- | “ FINE $25 AND $27.50 OVERCOATS $55, $57.50 AND $60 OVERCOATS OR | Pome | Boys’ Two-Pant Suits | ok nao pee vy 95 | 2: an a ors aan ak Ss - seen oe «.Overee = 2 9 co \ $4.95 Values, Anna Brown, an Osage. Her mur- * der and the subsequent murde f ons a rr narents whe ' \ s. Special her sister, Mrs. Keta Smith, adh “ i es are oc es lot! “ Ay thea “ eT age . : ter . é lave r pins —* none da . kn oe died hatte ates.sea.eee en-.| Salers tars apse E: canna eae . 34 to “ (Basement.) vaca fuming, 22d 5% — enna (Second Floor.) ONE | FINER OVERCOATS OR TWO-PANT | $30 AND $32.50 OVERCOATS OR SUITS OR TWO PANT SUITS + Reautifu f im - irted and domestic Suits of 6) ndid al os ] cass! :$ 49 fabrics hs -tailored into fash- meres n es, £ne ions ble Suits. Overcoats in loose ls er a ‘ * and overp la ids ouths. ( - ~ “men, models. Satin tr} mn) a. Ma 5 , . r YY) vouthns., ge va quilted satin inin ' ? > : Sry i = 4 = € . Hale, wealthy ranch man, an | ‘ixtures. Tailored to wear uncle of Burkhart. also is under hart, sole heir to a $1,000,000 es-| Norfolk coats, mannish vests tate. Mrs. Burkhart’s husband is and two pairs of full-lined under arrest charged with murder knickers. Made of sturdy well and look well. Complete i ee range of sizes from 6 to 18 ~ , Mrs. Burkhart has been subpe- | ar8 OUNS ited, models _many with quilte x. | _ _ What everv ho. wants now-—wool coats naed as a witness. She was report- , : (Main Floor) - n piers rightline ett { pansion oa ent whe (Second Floor.) Style in big blue, red and black and white ed in ill health, but yesterday she | ; n Baie P¥sct re (Bassmen*? Piaids with knit bottoms: sizes 4 to 16. Walked about the streets in her | pee pe ——T : , ¢ TY Tr TT | (Nogents—Bargain Basement.) blanket. } Burkhart was taken from .~ jail | , S ‘ * - yesterday to the Federal Building | Tremendous Savings on — Q . _ Where he was questioned by Brown V e rc Oo a 7 : tume Slips $ 39 and others. Denial was made later ; 9 Kira sizes. Jy lored of a food ee that Burkhart had a ¢ Oys ; Shop in the morning and avoid the afternoon rush. Store will be open Saturday from 8:30 A. M. to 6:30 rnade a con- — a ewes For Men and Young Men > M teen. In mans pretty shades €ssion Or would testify before the . . ’ . re : grand jury. For Graduation, Dress or School Wear omens At the conclusion of the day's ' Mae * ‘ 4 6 ¢ ’ ted espe feat eerie Boys’ $15.00 Overcoats ae S| B asement hesskes were excused. The other 4 Two-Pant Suits 4 125 Tri iis? remTNnaty? ) ere. The crand Two Pant Su — 7 a j-w Oo?! } omespune Special Special ee eect oor rds Rant, Swintot loner, ommapune | ecia he here uT Thi the middle of next ut ne 2 Kr ost uN yy MI ° . as 10na e a - - ek ys " , a r } we * 75 . \ We ‘ a *#O »? Lim¢ rl in 01 ir - ones "| % ater: fiveta rvs wertreclomtaies —e- bes ore _ nz asement “at : Ts ; ailored. OVERCOATS ys and matrict to Bunch after her Unake | Boys’ $17.50 Overcoais or ee” hush; rr “a9 > ‘ aq ¢ asian . fo 7. « A ast aa 4 . 5 : sband, Henry Roan, Was 10! - ges from 24 1 2 ¢ mand pa! Shot to death in his automobile. . = swe vant Suits Bises from $4 to ¢2 chest a a . on, - . wo-ran Suits n the 11OnN: y Ba of-a-hind The presence in town of. so many | vest models. Loose « sae + lat “yond "oar ( sement.) ” ————— Model. Worth Indians from the Osage country and pair of long and short p pan ts or two Nned : ' Ss many white outiaws, on leave | knickers Ov ercoats — Much More from prt i. * sles hefore the | ait “=. = ulsterette and ful 49 Fem cmncommes a | ‘rom prison testify before the | ae Sat 7 25 e ' = a aoe models. So sid color n a. Sizes 7 to 14 ' has resulted in reports that} dark shades and zh te: - Pure worsteds in solid black Strong, close-woven Whitman ) very man has something on his eta et ws teen y Weil Guarantee aattn-feacd inpelnd dill worsteds in the desirable tan | ] a ’ SALIN-i.aCe* ial : Meee ss DP and. 3 ‘t with revolvers aud ings. 6 to 15 yea as n (nes , / ast Pargain Basement.) Corn : sieht | (Main Fleer.) KIL’s CELEBRATED GUARANTEE: If you braid on sleeves, pockets and shades. Double-bre ed Whisky, street shooting might | CASH COUNTS HERE. This big store has been pe rehase a garment here and find its equal in z models with full belts and be expected The facts are there Boys’ $22. 50 Overcoats or built on a Cash meager met ted po Powe ms ant | antec, at all times, the best clothes for the NOT BE DUPLICATED. men and young men, includ- with tan silk. Also eplendid hon *¢ . 4 - : é é S & T° . 17 eal Flues, browns, tane, HARRISBI RG, Iil., Jan. 8. mouse, beige and Ur ex-convicts, Alonzo Duncan, | darker shades. 6 to Aaron! Lon é. Riley JWsAggers and | 18 years. ‘Main Fieor.) Rufus Long, Negroes. were arrest- | *d by Depu ty United States Mar- | Boys’ odd Coats (16, 17 and 18 year S1Zes ) . ig thal Letisch of this city at Mound | Boys’ straight Pants and Knickers in small sizes, 69c Lo Yesterday, charged with break- | Bors’ long corduroy Pants, in tan and biscuit ing into h wat ‘ cre A A _ @ tne postctit at meric | shades Di SATO coved és eoeeeeeseesrereees $2.00 aoa — or AND SATIN TRIMMED oats lask ounty, an stealin 5 See ag ane dep sewecnacptetedanent engl ~~ N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND 7 a FOR To ee MEN ing into a Big Four Raltlroad (Main Fioeor.) : ’ _ em 7 . 2 ses 2 = ses ss ” ; ary a a

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ah “tT? Bk: Beg ; aE VENING, JANUARY 8, 1926. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 ie | | te) uf 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH amanda mm £1 ae Hf eh FORD TO BUILD ol GGEST |@penies to tne Pom-Dispaics = Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily. Saturday, 9A. M. to 6P. M. ; : ; We AIRSHIP, ALL M ETAL =: ee se ee Wy | Womens French . a“ i a a at . 2a c aaa oe é ! sto , $3.9 | ; 2 Dirigible. Two and One-Half Times as Large wer. corprisea by three poticemea. > q Imported French kid Gloves tn t . ° A running tisht 5 wed for ; a pe co Ee + ) styles, with embroidered backs and ¢ ; | as Shenandoah. to Be Fireproof, Light- amal blocks | ft io belie od 01 ‘ . Gime Eagle Stamps and | Redeem Full Books for | eS D (Mn) - in Largest Distributors of Merc mandise ¥ . pe = : ning Proof and Weather Proof. tore they cacaped through a side ( cash or $2.0 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Mtssourt and the Wes : alnaies es hale = xt) bh. he Aseeciated Press capacity of 5.000.000 cubic feet and | ADVEETISEMENT NEW TORK Jan. 5.—Comple-.... smaller a capacity of 200.000 tion of the designs for the larges" |. oy snipe will be fireproot. light Combing Won’ t Rid rs h ‘ metal-cia® airship tn the world, two | |. g proof and weather. proof Hair of Dandruft and one-half times the size Of the ji rireche said none of which re . — «. to , Shenandoah to be built by the Air «quirements are fulfilied by fabric Th on ay to € +k rid of —_— ‘ ghter-than-air craft Thesmaljle, dandruff! is to cissoive it, then you . cratt Development Corporation art S one “wa “F om . Be oh al ‘ : stich | ¥i!’ be used fo: demonstration and destroy it © y. To do this, get - Saturday the Basement Apparel Shop Offers These Speci Groups of . the Foré Airport. Dearborn. Stich -aperimental purposes oe sour Cunese oe ey — . : ste is apnounceéd by Car’ F Friteche fiscussine the future of lichter. 87YOR; apr‘y +* a* Bigay When wee . 2D a ‘ tiring 1 enough to moisten th , ila general manager of the corpora-|tnan-air craft Friteche said: pe agalllinrayy eg, snagiptane wigs a 1: | ’ K tion “The trane-continenta) metai . ES eae sew eee CG nly or d 2 e , ' finger tips. 4 commoerc “Pron oft the fu- 4 + ah = " e clac ercia! airsnmit } ; oe ae ’ 3 Speaking ‘ast nignt at a meeting ture wil) sho“ an operating cos? o?” Dy & . ey aoe S. “ 2 : ‘ _ , it : n . Tt | : ot the American Society of Me , je) and power Diane charces per | } . ?, : ents « ~ ’ € Yor . t r ree mor ‘ & chanical Engineers. Fritsche said passenger mile not greatiy tn ex £ pl y M d p * | citi anti ame = ssolt — as ar er oderate Prices Bait tei be luxuriously |-ens of the present cest per pasa | *PPlications wil! co ive Splendidly Fashioned Garments at y. ' , : i . re iw Pe ; . eauipnped for commercial ure Sut encer mile. of touring tin a first ss . - « natte q - 6ign and trace rler 2OW : Ls ir the event of war can be equipped ASs mousine 5 h naen?f? vou mav have ¥ for military purposes in ’ % size of the Shenanéoah w!!! also trans-Atlantic trav: since too, 2 7 t b+ Dullt, he satd much of ¢} prailable epace would « scnadl ) ; : ‘9. & o- cam « . , -é »- « 5 ; “te mY? g . bs The lercer etirehinr & ave ras ‘ ‘ te . oor o . * work $29.50 fo $35 Values, at In Spring Advance Styles . i =THE ONLY McNICHOLS=mmy SI5 $152 “ | is ae i @ Dresses tashioned of flat crepe. Can- a q Attractiy e i ur-tl immed Coats Ot Bo- ton crepe, (r,e orge tte Cc repe, satin Canton | livia and pinpoint designed in the favor- and printe d ere pes. Models for street. | c ed side and front flare, straightline and office and afternoon wear—flared, cir- | 2 - Ce : TT} = —— | 7 wrappy styles and with fur collars and cular skirt and puffed sleeves are in- | : na nt te = a 4 se tint) -—?4 fy tg Ue es ‘ee cuffs. Shown in shades of blue, Tanager, cluded. | - = ~ - aie | a ‘ ; — vara new green, Bokhara, brown and | : ‘4 i aOG inh Dreicace " Ge a : This is | onal senu-annua. miaker S surplus StOCK. \\ hich V\ Cc secured aT i S$i2e2 YUL Hot , each style. : 2 He Saaagly > sta a a very decided price concession. Made well ; seawe y. NeS Ui satge , (3 ‘ - . i . Sa : ¢ in every detail. being cut full and long, with a | proportions are the order ; , , Ae . ’s and Misses | on anything you select. liberal hems and finished seams. Styles Sale of essere M te Reductions are from plain- featuring many collar and sleeve effects. $5 Hats ly marked price tags. They novel pockets and trimming oft satyn ribbou Special, for fange trom 10° to 33 is daintily emploved. M : « . _ : — S$ 95 - ~ ‘ 5 | Off The patterns are plain and fancies in 329 4 ehaierh - 7 ie \w and Misses u Footage variety and you may choose @ Attractive Hate of * ; 4 | — m them in almost all of the want- sik and satin. shown bh. se. | e % ! ”y sottneray Splendid size assortment. ie a aaa | s : VV YISt black Trenmed with 3 ; S Dishes Basement Economy Store flowers and rnovelti 7 Basement ; | Remarkable Groups 0 : End Tables Kitchen 3 Lamps Cabinet Breakfast Sets $ re S 1 | |\Bekeoms| *°77%2 * Combination Offer by Which Men and Young Men May Secure a R hable Is This Opportunity to Seam , P - > - ame emar 7 F Suit and ni.” coat Boys’ 2-Pants Suits 1 SSeS ae $18.50 to $25 I Q Values, BOTH on? a Special Values at Octagon, reac shaped riet Watches in white gold-fillet engraved cases leweled crowns and Oak cabinet finished in golden - ~ > 2 —— = - _ ~ ‘a =? _s* S76 dels. Sizes 4° Ls “$10. 84) I Trousers, $4.75 a. : Men’s Trousers a Boys’ Juvenile Suits ; . isers of Wool and wooi-mir- Men s Overcoats Suits for fellows °% to 8 years. Of }Of- a . * ial ed ‘adrics 1 sey and wool-mixed materials, in middy and if rs Plain or enff bottom. in single i bi casted : button-on styies. $t 74 : Sizes 23 to 42 - models Sizes 24 to 9 -- Trimmed......-. Waist a ‘ — $3.85 44 chest : ° $9] 75 Basement rcosemy ‘tere Basement Ecesuemy Store rm _—- ‘292 Axminster ee. 9: 75 Unusual per "i be areeed on This Offering of aS Saturday—An Extra Special Selling of Girlé | = | f | Bl | Women’s *3.50 to oes r 2.90 to S15 Coats] Ry ce ce sconce cnenm nm tie H You will want new Rugs this Spring anyway. Buy them now at 4 ‘ ; — shiuc 7 nee > ae sa! a ~~. Every one in our large stock is red duced during this 5 } h : &§ ae eet swe ™ seat ince S jaa sale ey are fully up to our standard of qua! Th : ’ Ss 95 > | epsppegenl rin 3 : aoe Soe bre Salty up ve ) '¢ selection ~ gg ‘ \ Very Unusual Choice at 4 and appitqubé Gslgae ess i ab, ae 7 4 ic Ueneek, beets. Werk: tne at tee eo $ Q5 ee is $1.25 and $1.50 Weer mw ' sraps. Oxtorgs and cw’ , ry tlexibie Pe | cludes cotton step-in drawers sQ.es and eo an w ceeis, Siz - 3 3 ——— § cowns, bioomiers and envelop 3 sy e¢ ‘ | cYemises: plaim and ice- 93¢ McNICH Boys’ and Girls’ School Shoes € Attractive warm Coats fashioned :rabie ee _ € high ‘an Polair and suede relour, being effectively ¢ : 5 $1.95 Garments eather, with broad tors s Maw oe tur rs and cuff. Youthfully sty : 7 Ratice siipe with hand-en- cht tan ‘ — a ja ct iT} rs as We 2 - : "Siders } .elope « ‘semis MARKET ST. AT 11TH ro 82 Q Lined throughout and sises 3 to 16 years are ta i tc match oun Deamumnel Basement | conem,r “tere Basement Ecouemy % a! iA a $1. i9 iisiiliiallan oo / lit i lig

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ie ee ee butors of Merchandise tssourt and the Wes? crepe, Can- atin Canton for street, flared, cir- ves are in- ot. Economy “tore Special Group of Women’s Fabric Gloves $1.49 to $1.69 Valu $1.25 € Lxcelien: quality fab- ric Gloves in newest fancy cuff effects. Of. fered in good colors 4nd all sizes. Hasement « iH & WW. and Fa mi-Girdles of elastic and pink brocade ‘rood range OL Sizes, bul hot in each Stvle Basement Sale of Women’s and Misses’ $5 Hats. Special, for black Tremmed with Basement This Opportunity to Secure -Pants Suits Special Values at rts, pleated and ‘ancy models, of tweed heviot, in light and dark colors. With ound belt aud full-ltned coat. In broken iv fo 1° \fars ; “ Boys’ Long-Pants Suits Of durable materials. with one pair of 8d One pair of short pants, and with Sing! ind a © and double breasted la. - ee 4%o 18 vears.. ' $10.84 Boys’ Juvenile Suits for fellows of .. to & yveurs. Of jer- d wool-mixed materials, in middy and M-oOn styles, |S $1.74 Basement Economy Store ; _ Special Selling of Girls’ to $15 Coats y Unusual Choice at $8.95 farm ‘Oats fashioned of C€urable quality ede velour, being effectively trimmed We and cuffs Youthfully styled they Diese math .« rS ae weil as daughters. DUL and sizes 2 to 16 years are included. Iiaeement 1 conemy Store . . , fowns, bloomers and envelope Ch } style and f.esn _— nh ang oOr- Chemises: pp ae I nd lace. 9 emises chid. Some embro! l- S| 73 trim med Special....... 3C r 5 ered. $2.95 valu ad $2.95 aD $ 0) i $1.95 Garments Yeo 2 inet oA Silk Garments se } ] i hee Step-in gra. orn Batis‘e slips with hand-ein- | Va/ues , - : ; tilv \, : chemises -—— Yp.ait or dair "TOidery: also envelope chemises ed 1 > - ’ ’ ‘- ’ , ryt i ¢.1 bien’ ;er (rin nea ‘ » an : a a “ ith sat nistitcheJ “ re) © es a " anal re’ wv eo ° ‘ ; 2 95 S' rane mises of cotton—madce — $3.85 valuee . Le by hand and with hand-emProia- Be “pecia . ered designs. Sizes 38 to of Phird Fleer —_——— Te ee a a — . ‘ _*e* © #028 © © $3.50 Mattress Pads 45c Bath Towels ee ‘. , : » ~f vrs f ed ‘ ot +} CR vi ry a bsor be v adie . -neatiy quilt | nd borders. "% 40-inch size. et 7 e- lin and filled with heavy cotton $2 59 etripes a 2&c 76-inch ft bed GiZ@......e6: od In this sale, caca... va eee 64x76-inch full bed siz = ° ohn Shite Ra! Pe 7 ‘ 4 . ” : ee = lara. ——_— _ ~~? = “ * ST. LOWS POST- FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1926. | —e ___ STLOUS POST-DISPATCH mrs ri Ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH lal + Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily. Saturday, 9A. M.to6P. Mm. Vomen’s French Kid Glo \ ves mat af Electric Curling [rons Pair... $3.95 $3.50 Value $1 69 @ Imported French kid Gloves in popular short cuff ° for eeeeseseees . gtyles, with embroidered backs and cuffs; many favored ee ee , ere ea, * “he eit ale Lae wees ees a noe C p.ER we “on en — misses will appreciate the convenience of ff colors. iis tesa | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise the dependable “Edison” make, with nickeled toame and | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West | | a re ee a ee ee ane | | Women’s : == ad | * . M isses Ft ocks 1n Newest Styles Bs —Make an Early Appearance, as Usual, in Our Misses’ Style ee . y Splendid Values at Shop—Interesting Groups Featured at \ pa S S 00 \ ee ce. Whe 535 - ot Os ee —New and Dainty White Models at The swagger Coats for travel, motoring sh a crepe de chine, damask, chif- and all-around service—tailored of one on and various silk crepe Frocks from , 2 hundred per eent virgin woo) fabrics. simple two-piece models to fluffy kinds Women's Colored $ t $ 715 with lines that are trimly attractive. with laces, metal embroidery and other - O tat Sold here exclusively. adornments. Sizes V4 to 20. Fourth Floor (;love Silk : @ Of particular interest just now ip our Juniors’ Bloomers Section, where so many find 5s wey es in, 4 Me : mer choosing, is a display of white crepe de:chine In the January Sale—Advance S pring and Sum Sevines in “N Flex” : $4.95 & $5.95 Values and Georgette Frocks for graduates. Youthfull itn asia te asa ‘ straight models and others with*flares and - ° 7¥ . ets. Laces, inserts of«tucks, ruffles, hand em- as resses Corsets—Girdles L*\ > Q5 broidery and silk ribbon girdles are the trim- : : Bs ae : ; : mings. Sizes 12 to 17 years. ; D —and Combinations /t Si. ene vig ts —Extraordinary Values at ae S | @ Excellent quality Glove Tailored Graduation Suits, $9.90 by, pecia Silk Sports Bloomers in Two-plece outfits of pleated skirt and overblouse—madé of tr eeres novel trimmed — styles— white rayon or English broadcloth; also pleated skirts with : S A A shades of brown, gray, - middies, of English broadcloth only. Sizes 10 to 18 years. ee %e*? ‘ ' . . . . . Be ge Rogge ge Riga. gape ve — | Other Middies, Overblouses and Skirts, $1.95 | Nemo- Flex garments — of pink and Tar Th te = “it bee _— — brocade—some with elastic inserts blac 1 =majority im Girls’ $19.75 to $24.75 Coats —and al] giving comfort and trim sizes 6 and 7. | | lines. —in tailored and wry gi may Peer of sev- - . t al colors d fabrics. ris’ sizes to 14; € This sale affords the most profitable choice of | No. 511—Back-lace model y ———~ oe Ceoment | Reteon! ‘6 Fae o-: ileus? 6. aot $15.95 Spring and Summer Dresses in advance styles—all of with elastic diaphragm. — Satiet ond ee ee rearth Fleer a superior type; of silk pongec, radious chiffons, nov- dle with elastic inserts. flesh, maize and other $3 50 e eltvy prints, Rajah foulards and silk-mixed weaves. No. s510—Model of elastic- shades; broken sizes... ° 3 and-brocade. | Band ‘ 6 a Some Dresses have Porto Rican hand- + 500—Closed-back Gir- a3 $1.50 : an pamest | ‘ drawnwork; models in plain shades, No. 36-500—A combination Bible OS eS aa pestedogy \ » checks, stripes and other patterns. garment. Third Fleer | and peach: sizes 30 to 38... $1 y Third lieor : Third Yloer ° | Saturday, Many Should Enjoy Our Women and Misses Will Choose With Delight From These 6 99 = +1 T oe Ruf-Nek / tch “Specials” New Chocolate “Rui-Neks Yls a | . . Remarkable Groups of the Daintiest Styles—Reliable Makes 2 | The Latest Styles in This : | , Te Very Special, Two Lb. Box $ 99 j ) ; e | — D7 Sot ae POG, «i <0cd | for 95c “11° é6 | Ate, eee. Sate ‘ Vas 7 M | ity | “Sy C illinery “Specia _ . = , | 4 — Terria TS @ From our own shop come these popular sweets—centers i $30 WwW hy { of vanilla. caramel, nougat, maple walnut, chocolate, rasp- , atc es ot: it ~at’ 4 ; berry, honeycomb chips, and other kinds, covered with our $25 Watches YP ll i ea LF Mat & iavinee milk chocolate “Ruf-Nek” coating. Unusual Special $Q) 45 a 31655 CI -...:. ee + gy ) ’ Choice at.. = vat | (29.49 [vee we | Charming rectangular Wrist Pecan Taffv Nut Waffles Ms Octagon, cushion and ton- Small semi-oval Watches fn | Watches of i Kk. lid w it es | sp é ene open. Wrist Watches 14-k. solid ve sos “a —_— pow ir Crass. ser eres Wholesome molasses Taffy liberally filled Crisp hard candy “Waffles” with toothsome st 4 thet @ - will "e re white gol -filled. engraved nandome’ y eng ate ‘~ ooh | ae 2 no Phone og a with selected pecane. A delightfully | nut centers. Delicious and whole- q Smart s yies so advance 1a : I ty siitewes or ae ns and | oe ith 16-jJewel move- | movements Main Floer appetizing confection. Saturday, Ib.... 39¢ , some, Special, Saturday, pound. aia 35C equally correct for Spring; of faille silk, satin, 7 felt and taffetas—also braided models, with a splendid choice of colors. The Value-Giving Is Unusual tn Our January : : ee ae ee eee Saee : ne ‘ aline . Saturday Shoppers Should Participate in the ap | Pearth Fleer t ' ee ~o —These Groups Being Especially Featured Saturday —Offering Forceful Savings on Plain and Fancy Kinds Su ety s Si xX 2 Silk Garments Silk Garments Bedspreads Table Sets SHOES FOR YOUNS WUMEN —Made in France - wen ms ° $8 to $16.95 Samples % $7.95 95.99 38. io —The Utmost in Value, at $6 a Pair At Savings I $13.95 $ Peis, | oanasabin — epi Bigs @ lllustrated are two of the the newest styles in Surety-Stx Value == | Beautiful Spreads of lustrous and serv- Table Sets of the widely known “Baa- Shoes—and like all other Oxfords, straps and pumps of this of , By Pee ee er 4 ee | iceable rayon fabric, in plain shades of gor’ pure linen. satin-finished darna~®™, rake (shown here exclusively in Bt. Lauis) they are attractively ; . | -_ , — sa et | inten Dhahinnad of »] e. blue, gold an rchid; 81x108- with bemstitched hems; 66x66-inch cloth styled d built of materials you will like. ee eee ro aed ant sett moves te eaenmeaaie : nee ie r)< | hea paste cots an a ax os and six napkins. ” ex : : matched sie) with real laces, embroider) work and appliqued touches that are ve! | ———- — ——_ — - --— -—— — ——_—-——- Sports Oxfords of two- Colonials of tan Russia and app! d designs. charming | P : . Russia calf; with calf—have squate toes ppliqued design Fsecane Se Linen Damask $3.95 Linen Sets Toweling jolie perforations and | and large brown buckle ewe . E Si Go An eA exceptional) ds strabile Breakfast or Luncheon Sets — pure inom Peres? fin- on @ last that is ideal in Quaker eff $1.25 and $1.50 Weer | Philippine ¢ ire — a | Ge 7) inches "a ide und of linen crash with colored Ne ee 3 for service. in every wey. ~includes cotton step-in drawers. Bow. plisse « eo pe—in sieeveless fiemly wove! ull bleached borders: cloth and six nap- nm —- A sages os

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12 ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 8, 1926. » oR: ns + : ¥ 4 : *! a. i B FR © v po & 4 gh ce ~ ee ee oe me _—— =e oo * * ‘te sae se get the biggest bargains. ee ai.2 —. Po eee © SD “$3750 “Lexington” Diamond Ring $150 S505. a Werk Dia- mond « * ee ert t ere te a. Dinner Ring Plati- : num 4 Verv > >ecial Value Th gore - Da née ir as - Le Diamond® and 4 Sapprives 52 @ne Ail JuMa 5 ' bea Bi. fu $225 $5.8 a Week Other Dua : Dinner Rings a S100 uy mords im raised *e*'tings als i n ether styles ane Jes ¢ + ee $2.50 a Month ‘ WEDDING RINGS : b, ra * © 7 4 . . tls } : 3 f $72.0 and up f t . % | . * Diamond Set Brooch t " > a Plaucoem on lt «x white « al ! i aad i win fe! - hy wrrugbdt t a= $100 4 ¥ Lem ° e no hee + Ss: a Week t 4 4 | s 4 ‘ b I t? 3 0 4 u a’ - White Gold Wrist Watch Te a ha ae ~wret Va om ._ @ehite « é 4 oe ~ : “ ‘ Nts dia “iu grat Mmeorermn.ens : Revtanguar Wrist Waeteh, 14k & . gerd, 1S wele—epema. ; SL.ST «a Meath tyiee af SITDO. £15. Soz Be ’ Son, G22 Be and up te $"Oe Diamond Set Wrist Waters of AN Preces. Cal of or @rite ter ee Peeg Beil > assortment of the very latest style merchandise—Dia- ‘ monds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Toilet Sets, etc. —at greatly reduced prices for January clearance. = Come in and inspect these aah a No ‘Money Down N' WZ awww “Patricia” “Marjorie” Diamond Ring | Diamond tes Diamond Ring 1! _ . TY . " carve i . ers: bl . - is & “ ring. Set + : See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains ___ OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL JANUARY 16TH whieh we will resume oer recular «heduie. being aeen Mendey sod “ata aay 8 958 p.m. ether dears cl 6-58. S.& CO. Fst The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World 717 OLIVE STREET JIAMONDS WATCHES CASH oR CREDIT JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Our Clearance Sale is looked forward to every year by thousands of wise buyers who know this is the time to We are showing a wonderful! “Madalya” Diamond Ring 4 -— ? t* ‘ rc $50 $L.205 8 Werk “Patti” Diamond Ring eins = * ~ ee : ~ : : sr ry shale li? \ ~ z ~s v ” > ~ “ ~ ~ ’ , . = | i - . U - ~ ra . ns 7 . e Re Horaman im i> Aa. ad 2 ascer.ain e e a grocers war . ;*ar TR & arc ™ “ers athe tor » erse announcemer 3 6 acts would be discontinue e re =? 3 tse Das \ Ss Fen nor = ~~ serious. we AT? - “= 1 2 Srogranm => *?=2 & tewce sor — "es whrick ta 3 e 3 *re «'a¢ “2 ; ~ ~~ + ~ ° - = - - ‘ a + —_ ~ = i > r= \ —_ ~ = = - 4 on - ~ - - — . . & i ‘ 7 Developed in gleaming patent leather or fash- wWmnabdie tan calf Has brogue toe. effective cut- out design. silk ribben ties and rubber lift hee!. - > “a? ita . >. = 4 . . +e = 7~ ~A-* ~ ~~ * on Olive and Locust, From | Ninth to “ | Merchandise Adds ls : —_ — nae 7 1T] Pa Dead And such 7 re. SicOPS ail Dri’? itere are r. antienue e finish. gunmetal! is and from France, stunning xith jewels or enameled designs. r ae temas are hére at asses on Mondar. Wednesdar and rested in Makina —— W Fashionable Colonial Hook Rugs j arg a . . _ siin patterns anc ethers. Pmeed. each. 85c to $1.50 img rugs. 30c to 65c when matermals are purchased ‘ond ” Onr. 7 tties_:, iia, iP Was “Not a Beauty. an indictmet + returned at Spring oe TE exterday. against Mrs Anas B. } of Bloomington, Ill.. charging : ng of : _— -— —— -— NN — alt nak ie ss ilamaban | Store Hours: . Daily, + eer? to 3: :30—Saturday 9300 to > 6:00 Saree Fe ee ding : S 7 ° * pos insT a 2 ea aS i sg a's kr ee aid S ring ae : eae . Pp ’ - ie ited Interest to the Month of Clearances — att ay tn Assorted Milk : prearance and a good cook F and Dark Choco- ey eps ea mene hiaues acts ates: Pecan Roll, oot Sas . Wrapped Caramels. ~ £ " - r a ALESPEOPLE I Lb. 2 Lbs. - : im this store are -— 7 - ae lik r- continua warned el //A I5¢ = Lomein Oe, eee not to let zeal to : First Floc 4}. t marriage make a sale cause \ NEGRO BOY IDENTIFIED AS them to make 2 [J Q,R.S. Rolls fia s statement that isn’t | | ROBBER WHO SHOT MERCHANT - ““ i] Are Better OA yt Prisoner. Who Sars He Is Only 13 =. [ST sj—all t ~ > =: Ldmin-~. Police Say. That He a} eee OQ — F rt Wounded Lafayette Wells. They do not draw paste megs ht, pres tia Foon ae Bis”. i. ate Mites . their pay for Graw- | « “ = sk £2 years ing -on their imag- i hen . 9 ‘& » fas ak S ; £ ms $ ination RR > = } : Ai 32 ’ shots - WwW 2 | Ma ; e ’ bay ba eper at 3328 Atlant They are paid to ella. SO! me, = 2 SS str Q . os. © AE ee Bae at \ PW rc 3 . > . es 2 oa A ae rea Ra} : 7 oht? = it : ie NS ch tis” they sel _ Ever Had.’ ra Wells was « | Date’? tf . re r 3 ~ ! ~ | are | jf ris 4N - i | j \ page get. = me | BAR: $1 Each IN i 4 mid be took a revolver trom his eas SS 4H sg. ge if ’ Regent eee V/ ee , TTA = ees cc Advance Spring Fashions Presented in EX-KAISER ATTACKS JEHOVAH mn advance spring F 66 : : > wT ° Creme Germans 16, Bevak 8 Luggage “Specials Misses’ New Printed ahah God t Cony al — uggagce e la 4 1 > ot arama = ‘i he Ri f SPE San © out Jawiek ele mart Luggage Built to Withstand the Rigours o C ID ora agen aThe -mer | Travel. Of Special Appeal to Those repe resses : : : nr | Going Seouthward P os ‘ | , P Dd : 4 ~ | Vandervoort ] G2 . — oi ; - . _ | Wardrobe eae a = 4 vs ~ ' o ~*) —_—w yer r tr ~ aa — rs , 5 5 and * v7) 4 A _ 7, 4 COLORFUL smal Faille hd lose- fit Slice Hat - ting a Satin Hat ad ds so mu ne smartness of oo ma .» are An om , , ~~? init ¥ IsUd "7% por > W T¥ - ad P-SAVIED®g nm Tabies—First Filla * ,- bits a sg Py, Clearance of Bro& a Lots of a Boys’ Wool Sut With Two Pairs of Anickers =— Price : q ine 15, 16, 17, 1s * — ~ n : ~ 5 r ~ , » SA an : a AS ina = & . ’ LOST GIRL FOUND. UNCLE HELD Man. 60. Accused of Holding Nie lo. a Prsemer for Year 4 5 | | ' Ss vquleved to Bave b ~~? : ; “ _—- eee tee a a seegercdceccecetereeiy TILL peecece eee eee eeeretetceeeeregryy® ge A I — ee Ge —~ a PeeeePEEeeeeeeeabaretrerees — ee - -_ —-_ PT OPATIOGGAAOEOGUQGU GCE tREOSORRCHEHEGUGGUEGEEEEECRRE A VHTTTAA EULER eee — > ee Hreeeme Pet iteeneeceredeetereeereereceen os a —— oo NTITTVETIVITILITEITETIMITEL DUDE LL PR LAAAD ARERR eRe ; } attached and barre! eut fs. Meated Shirts in new effects with stiff rol ij Nett Thu ’ “ ao! PEUULUITELUR EP eaatacecceceaceretes

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aie = = =. —— ae le ae. im lll — ee ore ee eel . : : frites vr Pe ro 4 ST.LOUIS POST- -RIDAY EVENING. JANUARY &. 192 ST-DISPATCH eS NS Se ee | __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—- -———_--- — -_— —— - T-DISPATCH - ae oom = ee —— . — —=--- ———-—- —— ; —— =| —— ee —_— —_—_ — — ————_ sET OF TEETH $10 )_ Up Feteuemenensononononenen Murder Victim an Ex-Convict. “Mee said the murder showed the] ({ “te . GRABER, 620 OLIVE |é “mix it with gemma igh e@ Assoctated Press itec hnique peculiar to gang killings. SAFETY. FIRST Jan. 8. The bullet- | [' was first thought the victim was Gold Crowns, | ® ; 4 "HIC AGO, Teeth Ex. g riddled body of a man found in a/| ete Genna, one of the three sur | aes tracted, 506. i'viving brothers of the notorious ta Open Until e CHEESE | lonely park roadway here has been |Genna family, who disappeared) ‘Pr. M, . identified by police as that of James. after the death of Tony, third o | | o“ 12"50°"™ O'Brien, alias Charlies Smith ‘the brothers to meet a violen sath | / > “30 P. Mw SOBCTOROSOCRCCEOBOROSOEOE , en- ue Gs . a — Rm ot ne —__ = i convict and p lice Cpara: ter. P’o-\within alix months Ff i ll anes SUHUUL WN || oe, Beet -otE ye $s Are Centered On | f [He VANDERVOORT SHOPS FOR MEN} “States ee Se eee ces Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth ndise Adds | parances _—_ — -_ ly _ | — —_— -_ Ss —_= _ - —_ —_ -_ -_ -_ - —_ -—_ -_ -_ -_ _—_— - —_ —_- -_ -_ —_ -_- me -_ ae -_— — —~ _ -_ -_- ~- _— oad -_ -_ = —_ — ell -_ —_ -_- ell - 7_ -_- _ - - - -_ 7- -_ -_ -= - -_ -_ - 7 -_ -_ -= -_ _ -_ ~_ -_ -_ — - — -_ -= - — — - -_= — -— -_ ~~ — - - -_- _- —_ _ ~~ - _ 7 _ -_ -_ _ -_= _ —_— —_ - -_ —_ — _— — -_ - - -_ —_— -_ _ _ — -_ —_ -_ _ -_ _ tel = iat — — — r a, . ¥ eee Bk ee ee ee ee a. ae ti ‘eres as Traffic Monitors Also {Ii Favored at Board Meet- ing. 'USE OF MORE SIGNS 5 FOR DRIVERS URGED : oki Council Officials Stress || LocATED ON WASHINGTON AV. & 8TH ST. ST. LOUIS Need for New and Larger ; Re ee ae ee ee A SATURDAY MILLINERY FEATURE Mid-Season Silk Hats In Late Styles— | PeeHHRHAR Hea Lace eee eee esee rere teers PUedeeabeanetons At Decisive Reductions Smart Light Colors Soni $1) | ) A COLORFUL Smal] | , 7 Faille Silk Hat ora | ehie, elose- fitting Black | Satin Hat adds so m ich to the smartness of the mid- season costume. Group One > | QO: Includes: >. , “Safety first’ as a regular part smanes «Soe! GREAT $300,000 TRADE Stops. J of the public schoo! curriculum, ¢ X A N S | 0 N. S A q E | educa ion of parents and drivers, enlargement of “school zone” warn- | $300, 000 Worth of High-Grade Men’s Clothing ‘ing signs, and appointment of old-| er boys as traffic monitors to guide! Store Merchandise Including Boys’ Wear and Furnishings children across the atreets sg, , discussed at a meeting of the safe- | WwW Ww SA y U RDAY ty committes of the Board of Edu. | e elcome MEN’S SUITS pre yesterday with representa- New Charge 8 O’olock rd ves of civic organizations and city Special | departments. Accounts Men’s Snitse that form- | Allowing the older boys to di- | | erty sold at $40.00 will , rect traffic. as in Chicago, also'| DAY OF VALUE GIV- go at ' was discussed, but unfavorably. Open One | ‘It is not advisable to clothe) $28 85 | . }youngsters with that sort of au-'| Saturday ING AT THIS STORE. | thority,” remarked Chief of Po-| ; : « are likely to resent it.” : : ' F i f Th He agreed with other speakers, | en | in | es rave ing is ance 0 i$ ‘lice Gerk. “Further, the drivers however, in favoring the appoint- 4 ment of monitors to lead smal!) d T k Ad anta of This— children across the street, suggest- ore Ou ome an a e Vv ge ing that the Police Department | . a s ruight assist by calling them to The Greatest Sale in Our 36 Years in St. Louis. /headquarters occasionally and giv- ing them a word of instruction and | | pat on the back. He sald that in READ—REALIZE! ACT QUICK! COME SATURDAY! ‘case of a large school on little-used ‘streets the street might be closed | ‘ ‘Tien’ uliaren were areins’ ot 1! $25.00 HIGH-GRADE MEN’S SUITS, SATURDAY _ _ - ‘leaving, as in New York. ’ ante Revive Curicuam, $35.00 HIGH-GRADE MEN’S SUITS, SATURDAY | Buperintendent Maddox an- iff. . 3 eye sue, Gas Se eseacten cc 11° $45.00 HIGH-GRADE MEN’S SUITS, SATURDAY partment was open to all sugges- tions of methods for teaching safe- H GRADE MEN’S SUITS SATURDAY ty in the schools, since “safety $55.00 HIG ‘i 5 ee ne ta: first’ had been decided upon for . RDAY ,consideration in the revision of the $65.00 HIGH-GRADE MEN S SUITS, SATU -- = curriculum now under way. “We believe that the subject of oat STARTLING PRICE REDUCTIONS SATURDAY should be graded like arithmetic,” ‘he said. “Some habits can be in- ; culeated in the kindergarten, and $30.00 MEN S ALL- WOOL OVERCOATS se mae ae others not unti] the pupil is 12, 14 oe'ecea s"Sears oid eoa tm hie | $40.00 MEN'S ALL-WOOL OVERCOATS - _ - -...2.- ‘school.” | Coroner Vitt, pointing out that | $50.00 MEN’S ALL- WOOL OVERGOATS of the 130 St. Louis children un-, u-— =o oo eee = ee ee ee’ | $60.90 MEN’S ALL-WOOL OVERGOATS ‘accidentally in 1926, only 30 were | -— - «= - - ‘in traffic accidents and only six N’ ALL- WOOL OVERGOATS _ $67.50 occurred at the schools, declared: | $100.00 ME S sows se «ee « @ } "We can never effect a reduction, ‘of these figures simpiy by guarding 11 WOTHING LIKE IT HAS EVER HAPPENED—PERHAPS NEVER AGAIN children near the achools. They} we ee ii ie 8 oe ~ . CROCE CERT RCC e eae ————— 50 Suits formerly S25 > Suits formerly $30 1S Suits formerly $35 — Charming Faille Hats. | in an infinite color « ‘hoice. range from vivid high shades Ta pastel tones, V ery attrae tive STy les Sat- urday at $5 and $10 Millinery Shop—Th;} Group Two 31 Includes: 20 Suits formerly $40 --. .. 26 Suits formerly $45. | «34. Suits formerly $50 J PeeaeeeR eee cece ceaatcrecctace ——— el = rd Floor. —~— ee — —— Beginning Saturday—- Irregulars of Women’s Full-F ‘ashioned Sheer Silk | I Stockings | With Lisle Garter Tops, Soles and Heels $ a eters Group Three ‘412 Includes: ~~ @upetheugen : — -f a ' i NLY because of slight ) irregularities in the $ weaving are these Stock- in¢vs available at such a low price! And in most cases Imperfections are no more than an occasional shadow in the silk weave —hardly noticeable and negligible from a stand- point of wearing value. | | | | ee 53 Suits formerly 55 68 Suits formerly $60 36 Suits formerly $65 12 Suits formerly $70 5 i this group are the S Suits formerly S70 os — nna there is 39 $2.00 HIGH-GRADE SHI TS, ALL PATTERNS Mee sniong b] ] better place to teach them an in} F ack ina ome seen The three groups are composed of broken lots the scheolross.” Ii $3.50 HIGH-GRADE SH ALL PATTERNS _ _ _ _ _ - E-ducation for Parents. . Robert E. Lee of the Automontle 1} $4.50 MEN’S SILK GLOVES, SATURDAY . _ _ - - - - - - 95¢ Dealers’ Association, who also rep- ~ * i J d rerntea tre eatery vous. 604 1] S3.0Q MEN'S FINE FLANNEL SHIRTS : | ee that the council had accepted from “int Maador toe ask of ese 1 $B.6Q MEN'S DRIVING GAUNTLETS AT ing a course of teaching safety, if . ae. © - ) ere necessary a textbook, fading, ““That 60 MEN’S SWEATERS ALL STYLES AT will do more than any other one $6. : 5 thing to develop safety in St. Louis, 5 f Y 3 PAIRS FOR $1.00, OR EACH 35¢ not only for the children, but for 715¢ MEN S$ HOSI R 7 5 wri on. their parents, The children will $3.00 AMAS become safety engineers in the ’ OUTING PAJ FOR MEN - w-ewee eee wees @& home.”’ 3 S RDAY “Neither the Police Department, $2.25 MEN S UNION SUITS, ATU SS eee nor the Board of Education can patrol the home.” remarked Ben| SATURDAY—A GREAT ONE-DAY SALE OF FINE HATS from our entire line of Suits, tncluding mostlly Rogers Peet and a few Scheyer Suits. The Suits are of very fine fabrics, mostly hand tailored. 52 Suits in the entire lot have two pairs of trousers. usual opportunity for price-saving, Aisie Tables—First [toer. Clearance of Broken Lots of Boys’ Wool Suits Those who attend early will receive the greatest values Clothing Shop—Second Floor, Ninth and Locust. ' Peetteetiecen AEREETTUTETEIIFAIEIINIINVITITIIIIIIT TLL LL EEE RIEU OTS TEL TY / i ee ee . ~~ www trewwevywwyuayveyyyruyvryvyyywwweeywyrw' Pee ee oe ee eee ee ee eee ee eee, eee Se eee ee ee TTTYTIVITITIP LIU I ET LILLIA CL RAED cepeeececeeteceaceerpeiegs ee Ti 7 With 7 ) = e Weidle of the Board's Safety Com- "] / : iil ipo Pairs of -- mittee, suggesting that parents b« . AY _ _ = O 1 S educated pamcaet rns ~ Chir . , , sok prepared to impress pasion haz- $16. 75 BOYS -— —_ _—-_-—-—-——lc = | Pleated Shirts ries, Oxfor ; ies i : ° = at ards, which, he said, is soon to be ; AT 13.88 . ] ults = In new effects and some ¢ A shown in St. Louis theaters $20.00 BOYS ALI -WOOl aap a ee 1a | -~ with et#f col- della tlannels The groups represented will meet 5 DAY $1.88 | 1 ~ oo. ; with collar at ,again at the close of a dinner of $ 2.50 BOYS LONG TROUSERS, SATUR sa a ee ae ~ a to mate! . ; est the Safety | incil Saturday night | 4 Price : a0 aor ae 35c BOYS’ ALLEN “A” BLACK GAT STOCKINGS Be Sort -- F —_— =- —_— - a x ei = Missouri Road Conditions. ; . * Sizes 3 to 8 Years od Pw the Aagsociated Pewee $1.25 BOYS Ri - eof se e es ae 2 @& an ved, = 3 loud’ roads m - nese $12.50 Suits Now. $6.25 : = = Joseph a Jan- | oy ow. 6h : pe ne Aap ne le 4 MEN’S HATS Remember, our entire store is BOYS’ SUITS >, | Suits Now.....$10 [E = a ee ae 7 er- | a ; = — , . fair. § O'Clock Special on sale for just days more. . 9 O'Clock Srecii | utton-to-ne les 3 : Ee a—Cloudy; roads fair Schmitz | _ een Myles ih = Columbie-—Cloudy; reads Sei. ‘en's fine bigh- | | Remember, when the ee pa . acl tweed ‘as —Clowdy; roads rout of bers’ ach, weeds, cassimeres and | = me -_ Moberly—Ciowdy, seep grade Hats. RKeg- ’ backs ve. star 616.75 1 50 cheviots. i 2 = C Sedalia—-Partly cloudy: lish ular price to $7.00, Shroder Co. ‘ guarantee pag A wv — — no roads fair to rough ge a 65c Boys’ Sampeck Suite and JRi- = : Oe: Ser ents: wenee wee every purchase made, that this used] Overcoats Reduced 25%. a S| “DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED Kansas City-——Cloudy: roads fair - : is an honest-to-goodness sale! =| Snow sudy; roads j Boy's Clothing Sho, —| ar — — aanitece te ey . = vered ¢ | a > SS a "s ape Girardeau —Snowing: roads —= _ i = SVTODUT ONDER DUAL DAA AD ATID OADUDTD LA DDEE DA RODE ROD ETOUTUEOUUTEUEPUEEHULETEETUL TUTTO ETE TYYTTIITTTT enow covered. Ay C , a A * ’ a ~~ s eo nap sha ee “aves / es

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"THEE JANUARY 8, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | se ST. LOL | at ; ; } ¥ EV BN nite TRE 14 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eso - ie ‘oan = al 7 eae cation a = TO STRETCH [said thal 1 1 yee ore ee present runaway mar-'They were promised. they said. {ef large profits made in 1925 by a é profited | ogo ae Account Attached. | proceedings on a judgment od-/the bank and $15 i9 tat they had told thelthat ¢he price wo kd never go | American tire companies, Repre- Sat ' RUBBER INQUIRY TO ron “ son a Prete. ‘ . s . - Z -_ . - ii - - 3 \. ’ + B: LOS ANGELES. Jan. 8.—Alex- bow ined by his former wife, Mary] He sa'd he had been ‘ 1922 that what had hap-_/ much higher than that. In this;sentative Shailenberger of | ; U Ss. TRADE LOSES ness, he pe . 7. }Carr, for. $8366 back alimony, told/up a $260-a-~week a me occur. Ostance, they added, the market|Fraska, ——— = | : Preeeding Page. * °°” : ander Carr of the Potash and; rding to their|seemed to have run away from the charged that these corporations) — Contineed frem : Reus itl | 7 —ompanies Was purchased by , 4, rastern ".an-. paid hundreds f millions O2 that much of tht rubber used by price of 3° or lars +o!’ ~ i ‘ |. val. ? ‘ >. + a tale of financial woe. The come. l hee ~ause of the motoriet "ne a Or >) a , > oS a ee ome ‘ Ne . = ge" a s sy. | q ’ r, Perlmutter ‘earn. er. PL | int Oo ” 5surt | ai a rn vent er; lay dé clare: ] h ‘« entire | 7 Lis dom ~ ia ~«yF = -Ontro! lers, as vas pred: cted, wi th | ver a vy ng a share oO. eine tr a mil ‘Colds, qhes* . = _ _ —- * + “ . - sae - > eo > ~ ys es “> , “Fe -~@ " . 4 3 for examination in supplemental wealth consisted of about $100 in! attached hal’ of his ¥ Was necessary for thejthe result that Americans hare! — ont o be going a a ue 7 ’ ras > é CP inne ——C COTE | in | of the E lan tay | - ¢ dol ritish monopolists e declare . matted OF Ne BEN Prices | i. Gl ? ; not Y . rket : . 7" that a Sf Bee Termes se otent nthe @ a : 2 as " ' - was desired Reading impo the record reports ~ Cemtinued on Next Page. | i ] STOUT SLeNDERZNG AoE REGULAR “HLS TRAE Ke ee —— EE SIZES mile. Ni] SIZES =———— The Subway Sells for Cash Only N o Sabway De eliveries * ; 39 to 56 (0) 36 to 46 House Scinaines Rejects : : ) if | | | Plan to Extend Monopoly Investigation to Home | i Sane Hryant nda | TIRE MEN WANT | TO POOL PURCHASES lhe Amazing Values Continue in the | 7 Would Minimize Spec: Boyd’s Subway’s Goustaal Semi-Annual > Shirt Sale! mis ee | Sixth and*Loeust Sts.. St. Loui- ulative Feature of the January Clearance | iic.'so cc nea me ‘ aes #2 f a e s ° ae t ) Bt at Hearing. t SECOND FLOOR ——— - -_ MAIN FLOOR che As Press ) | Fur-TrimmedCoats | be $ ] 95 S' parent among Dk = The quantity price may be secured on three or more Shirts from the same price groups ‘ It is reported that the first } | } bers fous 3 H} or from any of the different groups, the price of each to be one-third the quantity price e part of 1926 will see am = 5 of 7 A diversified collection of the season’s smartest 4| Paper P . . ; . Hi y provided at least three Shirts are purchased. ; — a seed in ener Uae of ; Coats in highest quality fabrics richly fur trimmed I lL DDIE + | f The fabrics include fine domestic Broadcloths—Imported English Broadcloths—Bond — — ee oe erm | St. Broadcloths—Wilson Oxfords—Piques—Rayons—Shasta Cloth—Printed and Wo- . ES et six moaths the e . hor La (| ven Madras—Fiber and Silk-Stripe Madras and High-Grade Percales. : lemand for Upholstered Pursi ; HI ; | oo le in t Prufrock itton } | (Q)? DR SS S 1 Neckband styles with soft cuff or laundered cuff, collar-attached Shirts—and collar- ) eat -_ 2 the Pr St. Charles, 7 embroide: : i to-match Shirts. White Shirts—stripes and solid colors. ¥ has been tremendous, and today i Reduced for Clearance : ) sale and dis H SEE | aces many St. Louis homes. | 35 95 ries RB. Seg “s of | $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 , fs See the three see Poa : Ais = s *,? *,* 7, ces ener .vT price: t 31% fo : sen sane ad York City, today the : Qualiti Quali 5 antag ond tenaueun cel- . . Formerly to $35.06 ‘agora : 7 Ble SpOANAE Its present investi. | .. alities hes Re ae ee $ S50 ? ‘ rua a 3 to 3 cs | 4 Production ( ~— . | tor $ 00 tor $ 29 = : SSS ~ “] oe apeapeiane —— : ie s a . BLOOMERS || venr’e Sesmates average J : 3 3 ; o | “Rayon” Bloomers + (ote : H Single Shirts, $1.20 Single Shirts, $1.95 | S| | ay $2.95 i a Semeoemeueres. Sevcooment | $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 $5.00 A Atternoon and Dinner Frocks now at the heign?t A Oo — Rates territare ate Mi liti Qu liti bd > ‘= of their mode. Charmingly trimmed; newest colors. f perma: eclution ~esent {Hi Qua 1ues a es z Rr a seinen ( orrespondent ue the i 3 tor $4.20 3 for $ / 00 = | - —————————————— eee Post-Dispatch i e | wasuwcroe ae tm f Single Shirts, $1.55 Single Shirts, $2.85 i crt STIX. BAER & FULLER) ©. GRAND-LEADER am eee $35.00, $40.00 and $45.00 | arsersr sl Two-Trouser B.stecerary of the Rupbor Aasocia- |i | ; Sates hee | Suits and Overcoats, *27 v reye wevey? me a. i a , : S sort at present are if The Overcoats include Tube Coats, half-belt Ulsters and box-back models—all | | \ satin lined—the majority are plaid-back woolens in blues, grays and overplaids. . oe ne Wik aa a Apron sa | | The Saits are — and double breasted styles with two trousers in wor- a fee tS See ere eee watch prot) ie steds, cheviots and cassimeres—plain blues, stripes and other patterns. New Five-Tube Improved ie oan comeamers |e | : an manufacturers ¢ 1 Regent Radio Set | coca venues of th = al. $2.00 and $2.50 235 Paice $1.00, $1.25 & $1.50 on eel i Knit Union Suits Mon’s Sines Hosiery, 95¢ Affords Perfect Radio Reception ee ee with thel® $ os E When P “ tal aid in planting also was sug_|i _ Fancy wools, plain silks. we a ble Pat rograms Are at Their Best gested as a possibin aid to tie in| 1.45 $7 $8. $9 and $10 Shoes Fancy clivaiieteren: Sligit .. Pas Semen | Philippine Development | | Medium and heavy weights. seco F $ 50 | Rb nly ibe = iit Ecru. white and muxtures. $ 95 P “ . | pencsomygpngees tare i So d 4 anol was } Pde thet there til me are seconds. : i : . | Hi oe High and Low Shoes— $6.00, $7.00 & $8.00 ae cota i $2.00 and $2.50 small sizes and narrow oe + : e 285 Two-Anic Finely Tailored Long W Eervesyett* seen ak vege Radio Set a. an exceptional opportunity to secure ee | per- Se ee Aone Sport coats, windbreakers =f ens, sizes 6 to 18, val formance at a nominal price. This Set is of improved design and : Symatra of a1 Fine cape leathers, tan and and pullovers. Plain and = | ; tl; ¢ | ae mn hi cordovan. ee fancy patterns. = | sy = 1S Equipped with straightline requency condensers and bakelite | - ie cotta . ii ens Shoes = | : tube sockets. Another feature is the dials for logging stations. aoe - is So Bemticane « 1! 7 ae ee ee ae $ 95 | | | Be . oPor i $1.00 and $1.25 5 $2.50 | | ' oked upon | @ and $3.00 ; Seudents’ Suits Money-Saving Prices on Equipment | See mle Neckwear, 55c $1.45 ; ae. Far Ea ] Siti: amd weel,, ssagpedinnins | Wieden tome ains Sieeiaan aun , it € pee t a! i POS ......... 2.50 “B” Batteries : $2.49 | o . tl 02 cele sree 3 Star Tubes ie ois’ ee Aerial Equipment __. $2.00 ba tations im the Malara re. |i moires, reps and other silks. Shoes; all sizes; an excep- Flat wools, heavy rayons. | ; Boys Lomer Speaker ._.. .. .$4.95 Storage Batteries 314.00 | - it oft | treen Fn Good patterns. tonal value at $5.95 Some are slight seconds. : q . Phone Plugs........ 50c - — | ‘ ENTIRE STOCK $7.50 First Payment Delivers This Set , 7 + The Balance May Be Arranged in Small Weekly or Monthly Paymenrs ; | snus inumniimnnmmmne | oe | ; : A Saiicasting Station WSBF £ | erecerce =] Ri He “ects Fila tthe com- 1 Boyd-Richardson ‘ “ae 7 De - e , il : “i . . ay i ER WAVE-LENGTH BD en Olive and Sixth i eee REE ELE ELSE EL ESD LESSEE SEED PSS es > 2s oe re oe see eens sss | ~< ' i |

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4 ’ NSPATCH -_ - oe Se ees eee 1925 by| Repre- of Neb- binmittee, porations tribute to ro used by) Page. is @ prescription for te omil-| Colds, Grippe, Flu, declared | Bilious Fever ae No Subway : ys rts ne Shirts at these low Ns in most cases are returned, Included de on purchases of the same price groups uird the quantity price Broadcloths—Bond ated and Wo- es. Shirts—and collar. ) and $4.00 alities $5.25 irts, $1.95 55.00 lities . $7.50 hirts, $2.85 0 5, 527 ox-back models—all ays and overplaids, Jo trousers in wore er patterns. 0, $1.25 & $1.50 osiery, 55c wools, plain silks. silk mixtures, Slight , 8. 0, $7.00 & $8.00 eaters, $4.65 coats, windbreakers lovers. Plain and patterns. J and $3.00 flers, $1.45 wools, heavy rayons. are slight seconds. nual er a = ye a al \ io . (oa vis SoS companies was purchased by | ; e. t prices between 25 and / pee, instead of the high prices [the committee, asked Vfles if there Pe on the spot market. /were not danger of a combination matherford admitted that some/im the selling of the finished prad-| the profils in the industry had | UG. if co-operative buying were rise in the market |Permitted to the American tire of the raw product, but he manufacturers. Viles replied that —— ,this could be avoided in the legis-. mom ialion covering this matter. | ~ ia Connally advised the committee! to take a look at “the trusts that. »ure running between itS legs” nnd) Abundant Juice Refreshing Flavor | not spend all its energies attacking | Wholesome and , foreign monopolies. ge Another Democrat, Representa- Delicious [f | tive Celler, also of New York, as- serted that Hoover “had ranted and) These essentials combine to railed against the British, and yet | ke has encouraged monopolies ‘in this. | country.” Restriction Scheme Ready for Re- | vision, London Paper Says. LONDON, Jan. 8. gon rubber restriction scheme hav-,| ing played its part, it is probably (GR APEFRUIT now due for fundamental revisfon, says an editorial in the Westmin-.§ eee eee 4 | ster Gazette, discussing the general | Bi inadvisability of any scheme of! protection or trade restriction. | “The Stevenson scheme,”- re- | marks the paper, “is in fact but a! part of those protective schemes w/' which recoil with boomerang ef- |fect upon the head of their au- | thors. Even Secretary Hoover ad- | mits that reprisals merely aug- | tment the evil.” . es; &It is the genera! opinion in the rubber market that if the Stev-| lenson scheme were scrapped there | /would still be an excess demand | Leck for the Atwood wrapper Wholesale Distributor: SCALZO-GU NN-FIORITA FRUIT co, St. Louis ———————————— over the supply of rubber for some} oe ADVERTISEMENT time to come. Rumors have been | nnn se | Circulated that the British Gov- ernment would advise an early re- : | peal of the restrictive legislation to Prosperity Predicted for the Governments concerned, but First Half of 1926 thus far it has been impossible sa obtain confirmation of this. It is reported that the first | and ceseieeannnineen part of 1926 will see an era of 1800 Degrees Fahrenheit. good business, judged by the ac- | py ihe Associated Press. tivity displayed in most lines of LYNN, Mass., Jan. 8.—A ther- enterprise during the past six mometer capable of registering | a temperature of more than 1800 | degrees Fahrenheit has been de- | veloped in the Thomson Nesearch _Laboratory ef the General Elec- | Co. Factory, 4th-and St. Charles, |) tric Co. here, it was announced to- | has been tremendous, and today | day. Instead of glass, which would | this fine upholstered furniture || melt at a much lower temperature, | graces many St. Louis homes. fused quartz was used for the stem Sec the three-piece Mohajr J) and bulb of the new instrument. Suites specially priced at $195 for Mercury, which would boil and ex- | today and tomorrow—an excel- | plode at such a heat was eliminated | lent value! ’ and gallium, one of the rarer met- alxs. was used. montis. During the past six months the demand for Upholstered Furni- ture made in the Prufrock-Litton _ a PPrrrrrrT TTT Tilak ha AAAs Ae ee eee tient te ttediiieddeded hd 21 eh ee “ey » - - - — aoe a - e--—™ - ~ eure every fis . © l« /« t is >” ¢ sf + > « o i E . * > Ve 4 ls s/ he 7 a s tea 7) ye 4 Ke { te ’ ha ¢ > l« 4 Ss a « PARA PAPAPAPS PAPA PRR OR Ane —— hy J anuary Sale of | aa sees nAe —— = an Boys’ Clothing | 250 Two-Knicker Suits Fancy Serviceable Patterns, sizes 6 to 18 years, values to $25, now ~~ 10 285 Two-Knicker Suits Finely Tailored Long Wearing Wool- ens, sizes 6 to 18, values to $35, now ‘—a5 ‘ Students’ Sui 2 PAIR LONG TROUSERS Students’ Overcoats Boys’ Overcoats ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED Oo. | Boys’ Shop — Second Floor rae | Terner &Gpjerner Quality Corner ~ Locust at Sixth = FP PAPAPARARARARAPAPR ORR RAR DARA RR AD ~~ ee oe — —_-— —~—e-2e ~ PIT rTririttrrritrriirrior ‘« ye . : . — ee wy yrvryv,T. 6S ROP ORO OR OF OAR MAR RR RA RAR NEW PLAN TO HA concerns had been put out of pust-! Es —_—_ to Help Reduce Cost. . FORT WORTH, Tex., Jan. 8.—A | Representative Harry B. Hawes | new method of handling helium gas} of the helium division, Bureau of St. Louis, another member of by especially constructed tank cars. Mines, conferred with ¢ NDLE HELIUM) ' Government helium plant here. ich officials promised will great-/charge of the plant. ly reduce cost of production, is to’ the first helium tank car would ar- pecially Constructed Tank Cars be inaugurated at the United Statts| rive probably this month. At pres-'| Special to the lent the gas is stored in drums, each : R. A. Cattell, engineer in charge} holding 176 feet. of; will have a capacity of *. F. Cook, ini cubic feet. ee tte maaan The tank car! OF Poe: - > ee naa State, Dr. Matthias Nicoll Jr., Com-, theria. me ee | ne ee _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 of Heaith, said in a statement yes- | pox. Despite the decline in Post-Dispatch. iterday based ; ar ape ; y ba: on reports tor NoO- |; number of cases of influenza ALBANY, N. Y.. Jan. s.—Deaths vember, 1925. | . increasing S7 ) reasing the |as normal with decreases ‘n diph- noted. scarlet fever, infinenza. throughout papas: By ALCOHOLISM DEATHS INCREASE | missioner of the State Department | pneumonia, tuberculosts and emall- thes and i pneurnania, an increase in the num- a ’ ; irom alcoholism an eart disease 210,000! are ; and heart disease; The genera! health is reported | ber of deaths from these cages was , —The Steven- || ee ne ee a eee eee ee ee Store Open Saturday Until 6 o’Clock STIX. BAER & FULLER

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE a ——————— a ee ee — — —_- ——E—— rhone st. Leauls. ‘-arfield 6060 MOTHER AND GIRL, 3, DIE OF hae pense scored aa 4 ~) HOLDUP MAN 1 PLEADS elt ear porch. to drr. An hour later'It was valued at $275. _ 3 All You W GAS FUMES AT DAYTONA, FLA, == GETS FIVE-YEAR SENTEN pensar = Lun ch Al ou , Inquest Not to Be Held After For- tified br . mer Ilinoisans Were Found Glenn Hamilton Was Idcn Asphysiated in Home. iret 16799 “wane ., How Doctors Treat ‘DAYTONA, Fia.. Jan. of vod in- Glenn Hamilton. 27 rears quest will be he ithe de of sa stenced ¢ Pie, Ice Cream, Chi “ “ e I ld 1! - —_ : 424° Olive treet. wae eer > its, treorge Lac ‘kKabe and = ye : "ive wveeare mn the pnenftéentiar S an Many Peo; = a-e afraid +> eat midnigh* ' add!tienes! matter which A. a4 r- was GAaAUuzZz eee. is J¢ avr. roun P “_—? _ = t erments and auses gas. * 3 let erika give x1 . . , SI > . ™ o ‘ - a . yy , > - 2 . o~> “- and > : ‘ — * a a 7 from gas fumes when a public im New York City alone from kid- on a plea of cut ? istare of bucktnese Sal ain a {| * ine : ; be . > . : cs z . . ‘ * . ‘ ov j a oes — . 4 — ~ ses 2d +e : ° J — . nn service employe broke into the xoey trouble last year. Don’t cllow ‘he first degre: n of 258 | EMG Cf Owe allow of water conte At anv dros store The FOST-DISPATCH is the ouly St. Louis cota _CASCARA §® QUININE. of a @as ieakage. The husband . : pains and Smoer a11OT 16 setts ght pees Many people keep _ tite OUT TSIDE — * along in his practice ws ' ft Tuesday on a business trip oe trouble. _aches. jrug store of Ernest Kent. 919 or to cut short an attack of;sea nor the slightest interfer- a ee Lees oe ee uy la a2 aS. ues Drink lots ‘ o% et as ms " . n af as na pelgons sive th inside Ss Re ‘ws Deo edictne Miami. was under the care of a uUarc again Sarah street Frank ITOlASIY grippe, Fone sore throat ence with your eating, work or RF EAI ‘leansing with the mixture of bock- | adlertka. ‘¢ - . — *o 78" of water and v n the drceg siore wnea =3 1347 — . orm bark. gircrerne. etc. as seld under Iver. le Leanmgto! ee oe pl iia wind he ee te ee tonsilitis, physicians or pl oe Next morning FOUP the name of Adlerika. This acte on BOTH alariy with GOOD etten = | tall ime Loonkapes Can ner rom wim == . sft noecvicts r ecom d-i¢ -oDer and lower bows! eliminates metabalic J. & : ~ © “a . , pe (males Ag PA “Si “a — out to a passing Ing Calotabs, the purified and tem is thorou ghly purified and = thmight wag in your system. and AWFUL impe~ties were @ - 15 e ang po Frank — orl al catsed sour stomach, bervoustess, |™y syetem. he movher ited + ; 7? a> it - : ‘ , 4 ca ath wh man as the man & eid p rélined calomel] compound ia5-'ToOu are fee! ing f1 he with , a nleeplesst -es eadache etr Aderka te a > D's Surprise ts . cabins - ’ . : . ° 5 sie 2 . i” = on . ; t} = 7 > } Y - - _ s eneTer > “at too much heary fs0%. | Eave used alr ont: rms 21 “trance e «ul kettle over evtinguishing AP SU /}CAPSULES | /}CAPSULES | = £ store sat aS a .aen- jet that gives you ti- effects nearty gn for Aa rescgy et Ad erika REMOVE the undigested sur- | medicines because of i = eS Ane en ex {af an ; ya . ‘ ’ or =* r . ] i . > - le. . ‘, . a : a *- .- fp i> o> "tian Se,) vr —- *y) — w! e.” 2 2 45 a ee oe = : — : f calome! and salts combined,|Eat what you please——-no dan- | 0" ss ee a oe — vine | ca: ca Toe ystem. Guards posed ne sAine he: ’ I +vo | A world famous ciuretic stimulent. it iP hont th leae S affactea| an aoe ahem mo ae oe S es 2 St. em ’ ald or dust, with strict TOP oa, ss ° pant am Wit . tne unp.ieasant cilrects;| ger. ( bieated feriing Even eur bowels Co. Enderie Drug Co... Jonnegs Sue se, aie ft , ‘. 7 ‘ W 1.4nCc s Nationa! Remedy since 1696. ' —_ . on ° el a .T er :a Lge sa #8. oOo mc ch "i az4 ethe= lea2z % Get a family package, con- — a 7 7 ‘ t All druggists, three sizes. Guaranteed. Woman's Fur Coat stolen of either. , ‘ = . Bi e 4°85 One or two Calotabs at bed-} taining~“full directions, only Jo The POST-Ir Lruptions Continuc, However, and lava Ff — Ohl Crater. ~e APL Cre 7 _ : aa "T"*. o ert nttan . , . : * 7, ™ . . ~ 4 - , - nn? ne " + *s . = w ss * @ga©nh ; with violence Wednesday, is con- / anine The internal ramblings -_ - ; ° é on 4 > -re ~— =~ Fan k ‘are he 7 n . o - S 2 hreserte e eertr 2RARF* a - "Pro ad nz = j > «= . ” . °° = , ? ! »% _ ' uzre UmDre la-shaped c ‘oud © = ZS Ec YOU HAD A “Tf 2’ . - _ al stank | “ emoxe > “cae € a Ss eo oO; = i? K : : —_ = ** - on ; ’ was radiant reé ang& the wppe: N EC bo al AB LONG AS THiS FELLOW | lig SORETHROAT mat... ATHOLL ) TONSILINE .. Te Nateonal Sere ThreatRemed> © SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT “°° x ALL DRL GGISTS mart lost in obscuritr. Large f[n- ~andescent cinders constantir shot upward from the crater and disap- neared into the smoke. The mo'lter ara, which has been flowing plez- H?niiy is beginning to hardéer hnfldine up again the crater for mation which was torn awar in Values that were up to '50 Suit and Overcoat FRegardless of its Former } Selling Price’: Now REDUCED TO ‘he eruption of 1995. The direc- tar of the Vesuvius observatory :s —- - > > h 4 nos $15,000 BOND FORFEITED No lrace of q * . : - r SSSet ee eSPeSeeeeeeeeteeeaeaeeeese eeesetes ‘ee eaten eee ne eeer® sanaess s* - wer oa . . ‘eeeeeee eee eeaee @eert@eeecaesvaee eerese coseseceres eeenenrecree . ~ ‘A a -coTCcoowv”- i oe __a—>- i e4e44x*eGee¢ ml sO . = " . ™ Se} s = oe: ‘_ i - Aaa | whhCUeOt—~—~— EES rere Fist oF ; . was order rfei: Soeeee — fe ie NEw PROCES a TellUUEE lll (a kw Cee - State Supre ee OR a ee ne 7 2 Ve ee - COLUMBIA RECORDS ee @eeeeeeee - Kr ° ete eee —Uc dc 8dddlllCt~t~“‘“‘ééséC#sé*é*™S “Siiatdiediadiiediaeieiaeieieen 0000000000 GSS 4 : w SP ee eee eee eaee "eee eee eee wm err ee ree St edi caret dpe Oorgal. cc i a Re gS ne ee = =— i ttt tie = =— “o4 ON SPP Pote ee magne Bl. —_—— - Ne i , hn g: asssts-s- ee SS — — RM I ee per ——S$t _ , = ss eee > le & . arck— [i ee EVENINGS 1018 OLIVE ST. EVENINGS SHIRES: | HESSD th SS EERE BRSTARLIs1IC ls ISS) Piano Sale ete eee: Fr —=— lel re e708 ee ee, C—O Sa eeree~ se Fee eee ee SauGimeeeec . - *- seer Tc ‘eer ee@eee eee € « — . . > i ; ‘ee@eeeete? Peerese *e ~~ eeece eceee seecee BRED cocceea”. Se 3 een eee ~eeeroecce @e@ceeceee ee ere eee ee ee eee etreenevee > > “= sere e eee © «& °° 09 000008 6 rrr ,-,lClc elrKrhlh Mh Ch HOU SOC OO CFO hh hc he **efeeec ec a e © elie tte ten Ie Uc lc 2 ee ee ee ee —_ — -_ SS ‘ | : pee hae paid. : e ~ | } TZ. (am. SSE =poseoees Hi a . Fer-trimmed (ont. il I « ie the new ecolers This t+ o sample of the Beevtiful Plaver-Pianes included in this creat sale. nm Reduced te ‘ae on week The M A di g R d E Made * second ha Ptaves. ‘. raed and eenthe te tha ea , ~ Reduced ¢ le ted in the past 39 da We need the reom | : maundreds af *c a the prices te bed-reck ia order te cteer she eottre adhath 2 > ean in the Men’ S lothing nar Po +9 Y 9 lag @a >. . : trimmed «( eats ‘\ = hm + -* the oo to what that means, at the one low price of $22.50. Nothing 100 styles, fine ma- } Sit pres a Sisahuic :oss of tens of thousands of dollars. is held back—all the latest Fal terials. Were Bf, Grand Piano........... . Sale Price, $425 But don't forget—our loss is vour cain : 1 patterns. such as biue Se ae ae ee Grand Piano. a gee. Sale Price, $685 . * Pars . = sae ciagona Ss. eravs . pi in sft ripes, s¢rges and fancy mixtures are $:.48 ‘ Tew vee Upright Piano. Sale Price. $ 57 PE Se, Oe | included. Two-button broad-shouldered English, models WOMEN o | Upright Piano......... Sale Price, $135 ee oe a Vie a and stylish,desirable double-breasteds predominate. Bat ~~ er ‘ 7 , 2 Whe ; wgn-calider Clothing. such a mammoth reduction is without there are leaty of co rative s a | aad is Without nservative stvie | : Upright Piano aa Sale Price. $ 8s precedent, and we further believe that vou will find this the P ative stvies for the more sedate 99. Upright Piano... .. Sale Price, $225 : a dresses, RA TE We cwerentee everr inetramen?t in thie saie wae YS GUA N E ly sattafartrer* ir « in "t. rea cae cuaiicnee te om ire. Cc — _—— within twe years for & better Piaze er Plarer-iame and we will silow NEW STARCK PLAYER-PIANOS, $900 TO $3250 © A. Starck Piano Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Playe Southeast Cor. 11th & Olive Sts. (1018) St. Louis ee ete eeree2erceesee2 2 Ge “Se SF SSF SFR eet eee es Be FF fee e+e © © 6) Se i ee eee eee eee ere . “e+ tee seat 2 -* ee SSeS Oe 6M ee II SE seercee a custeces-reses : >. = ee ee eee eee @ “*ee*e” «+e seecacee ace’ * Se ee -“-—*= ” >

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DISPATCH ne ae ee ee ee ADVERTISEMENT — | You Want —— Chicken © eat mid: acditioneal matter which might use the fe vd re oudle, Don't waste time Next time you tableta but let Adlerika give on st mfui of the and .bowels QUICK relie? glycerine. cte What Doctors ‘Say: ou will avoid Dr. th Daweres re fool and gas ports Adlertka | best Inedicine he has uted in 37 a. te i 4 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH seeee? seer. city. hand-tajlored, formerly asked ore; here i is the sach as blue y mixtures are English models dominate. But Alterations Free Al. G. Bruce, Mgr. PORE R RRR R EEE oe ee FIVE ON BATTLESHIP HURT IN EXPLOSION Detective Shell Drop Breach ot Antilai (sun on Oklahoma. 4 Lie A. Lexinegior ated Presse Ccraqtt MAL ROL Sit — . WASHINGTON AVE. = —— di -. ; 0, nel r em. and AW i L {rr npurities were nie Sete | 18 e angel point I; Ri his runner 2 ifr ous ess, 1) Syatem.”’ . | Adlerika 19 @ big surprise ¢ a Chicar ve seep cut which | eee, F008. have used only ordin © People Whe Ss in entrance tc ~ ‘joss of. the sight | midigeste’ sur- medicines Seghene of ite REALS beter pe " where moet te sit : P| | 4 | i ey ™ 2 fine. ONE lon, Fold by leading dru ° Quick stem. uara i whet expose: ‘ . . i= I oe away that where. Tn St, Louts by £ cAIUREIaIs var tad Id, or dust, with strict propian 2 ieee PaOeDe: ay 7. - nitige seen on anes gS o. » Johnson Bros, Dre Bascesse, on,“ San Diego rn } io } Fr aung ruggiste. a . treatment. ‘ 5 antiseptic rhe «xplos “a n ee . | ———— convenient, pleasant- fa lr 7 ee. SPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Carry = , nt | vin Associated Press news service. tasting antiseptic tablets with you, ' aon I Bu : aq to — l day, wherever you — dBddne ies on —es and take them al 96 tive Opp eck to be—one every hour or so acide to treat sore throat; one every two aban or three hours to prevent infection. thing is af if eleé until Du | rned (oO port last night e The other bnjured al tant Howard it. Flinker. g Cap lo j rookly mE N Y.. bad oot and GERM'KILLING THROAT TABLETS = slight powder burns i Robert Reiss, gunner’s mete, Mi] a i nad ° pow IF YOU HADA es ' aries \\ rllinner'’.« NECK onaew r : AS LONG | As THIS FELLOW | slight po burns ra . (Jz 5 SORE THROAT a : — Cul n 7 ’ scyT ’ ig : it * ‘ : jr’ = ALL ( a CATHOLICS AND JEWS REJECTED. cir L WAY National Pan-Hellenic Kefures to, ’ DOWN Admit’ Sororities } he Asay ted Presse } DALLAS, Tex., Jan. § Meriiior ‘ s r . ; mili « ' and three Jew The National Sore ThroatRemed> >= lf 0 ries fo) aduyission | SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVEIT)‘«) ‘' omg eerie my ALL DRUGGISTS be ved Cow ihe Pan Hell- This t‘ ohzZ SS f ‘? ‘ ap ° tier ee a — - 4 roritv, Alpha De [ 3s 1. Was a Prete wilted \Te . he ye ‘ | —— a a peel - > i : . | | Henutifullys designed a nmel ; ¢ na - ; ’ «aterdils conatructed in maheos - | > amy fimish * ' - | : special fer $10.50 q this sale Si (ash—Balanee bee $15 Cash—Balance Easy Monthly Payments Monthly Payments. Furniture Branch Store: Rugs 5206-12 Gravois Stoves Main Store, 1110-14 Olive Street SiLverslOne (6. Special Reduction on All Stews in Stock hus retuoarkable values in fine new “hes ehoenmeious® reductions have heen Iti ade cori all Pius (cr \ greet @a° ing ix in store for on, Take 9x12 AXMINSTER }t i * ’ ™ | . 1+ : ; - a? s] e* iv ’ Pai et ' r hig ler- urine flav Ye oe : a’ sra of afd ar ii rey fe ti a7 ale 9x! 2 SEAM LESS VELVEES ; é ; at $ .50 Mes rrits at ixeicm * re rte hem . . vA ™ ; - 9x12 WILTONS ; sa ©. “/ | - a Ps ay * 50 ’ ” » #i) 7 " t ¢ : “4° de s “'. “ <*. 408 z* aioe solanal . : : . ’ tT) ’ sass we t? = Ff srgear after 4 $2 ( ash—HBalance bass Monthly Pay mernt« Radios E dison Phonographs Branch Store: ' 412 N. Twelfth St. -~* ~ eget 6 5 ORR ont OO CNR ey EN

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mi) ial FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY §, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH f : ST.LOUIS Bt: @ N VENT. Hide ith bo Soars . a ; 4 $y > . @ aol | RR EL TRAFFIC SHAKES WAYSIDE INN. . Lane Bryant Qual ;ie ee | Bela $0 FORD WILL MOVE THE ROAD Really, this is an excellent method Bi OS a8 s oR SPpape vs A mobic Man- e . . iamond. a goo : E: | | 3} es wa Spend $80,000 to a i ti npr f rel i . ; SI K 5 ) I | : Keroute Turnpike. watch, or a rine pecce ea dinaiee “7 ‘i ; 7 ane a | OuSpecil oo at . : . ‘ ~ es " ; : : o Ss : h | ‘. A Sic i) \ rs ' x M t 2 | s caus : x c *: : > = > * *) Ford - c cee - " c ee ~~ oy 4 ’ 4 e wus La 4 4 on acco? a ~ . - oe a WALL BUILDING JS SOLD structure Bid in for $102.500 at borecio-ure. The Wa Ree , = Sixth and Locust Sts., S 4 it~ — yt V4 « F ey . + * ‘3 er © as a Wi th every Pu chase a = tia = TENOR BANJO I r Every article here advertised is ss vale pri - i Ww r ha its > y _ = ES a’ yan toatl = @Oce or More | ced lower than its regular Aron ra fess! anal berg Value. We have these two designs to show you. and many other beautiful ones, for both ladies and } s o 50 gents. These are beautitul full cut, brilliant. | $ : 3 ow ta genuine Diamonds. set in dainty and massive | : designs, some 14-k. green gold, others 18-k. ) G | signs. orgeous white Oic. | Make Terms 5 pe ella To Suit The styles and beauty of these Rings will Te Suit Di ’ ' * ~~ SAL OPHONES £00 oa Yourself : . y ~ Yourself BA GA Ai TS 5c DOWN—TEA SET FREE! sa id vi +? - —— . —_— E ii ’ ~ c-" Se . “ .? - - ~ ~ ? . . . : } ——_ THIS ECONOMY SALE means that you can come here and purchase any article in this adver- tistic mountings that you tisement with but FIVE CENTS DOWN. ever beheld. : Hear the ner OR THOrHON hk | : ° : —$——————— You then pay the bal ance—in weekly or monthly terms—to suit your own convenience To Sm 5¢€ Down | WuruIZER ‘ Everything is exactly as represented, or your money refunded at any time. Yourself 1006 OLIVE Besides, you get “THE TRUTH AND A SoU ARE DEAL” always at Aronbere’s. l Tea Set Free! . _— : s : ’ ea! ~~! i slere . i oilimewtile§3 Af AGAIN SATURDAY SALE OF . RES: oto =e 1'7- Jewel Elgin Thin Model Case Warranted 20 Years Diamonds We have over 650 Diamond R: ngs at this pri a Gis- See Wonderful ‘ Vou; come in and = . - get ome ot these big , fF values on the . ~ taat a2fTe acvertisec. = $10 AND $15 VA FOR $ Sizes 16 to 44 Silk Dresses Weel _ Dresses tuned iy , *** To Suit Yourself What an Appetite $1.15 Rayon Teddies “er "UuU Ten! @ — ‘ : ; a.7°"% vv K ~ _ , =: i. ; S : | " ~ boa! . . at . = | ra the eke ite . ne °3 “ : ns 2 MER Of Se mc ae, be ng wi > 2% | Bull Box FREE: a Make Terms | OC Down , ~ * @ervgg > f “i : i ; | te 2 ve ol u es eo * | : To Suit | T : a wal ra mee or ta ~ P. Marshall. Mich < - “a ea Set ' lft © metal bem of Stasr<'s for the packet an Yourself t Sued’? P's eseterd role STUART's# L— saivasmare DYSPEPSIA TABLETS eaeteteneenetemeEEEE Tea Set FREE!! Cae oe mig “4 4

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a _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH f FRIDAY EVENTING, JANUARY 8 > 1926. 1 Lane Bryant Quality SILK HOSIERY PAll- Silk Chiffon .65 — ; | il ash cel wove full-i Perfectly sheer French ¢ *hiffon Hosiery Reinforced at points of wear. All new : Spring shades. in sizes Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis $2500 ‘at DIAMOND Two well-dressed g men, both of whom were armed, entered youn 5:30 p. m. yesterday and inquiring about the purchase of a ‘the garage of H. S. and Jess Byer- | ‘ly, 918 State street, East St. Louts, | after | STOLEN. ; AUTOIST FINED $1000, FLED AFTER ACCIDENT car, ordered the tro men to the; | Maximunr Penalty on Two rear of tht garage, where they robbed Jess Byerly of a éiamona | stud valued at $2599. They did not attempt to obtain money from the safe and cash | register, both of which were open and contained about $109. Compromise in Printers’ Strike. By the Asso ated Press. PUEBLO, Colo., Jan. 8&.—Mem- bers of the Typographical Union who walked out Wednesday night Charges Is Assessed by Poice Judge Rosecan. A $1000 fine for careless driving | Raalte, and lived at 5526 Pershing | and leaving the scene of an acci- | dent, the maximum of $500 on each) count, was imposed by Police Judge | the Rosecan today against August Wal- r, 52 years old, of 5216 Vermont ‘avenue, who ran down John Goeke returned to work last night on the, SAVINGS DEPOSITS Made With SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Before January 10 Bear Interest From Jan. Ist “Save With Security” WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS lots less than half price. He here earts | w at about half price—many beat selections. | Women’ “ Low Shoes omen’s Low — $4 sue to $. Vaid . son's newest ef. ‘ 1): ‘ ’ avr ‘ Btrap ‘ f athe? —ee these Sine NT “$a \alues Sa “Ss special Special at at _ Children’ s High and Low Shoes SHOES scREDUCTIONS Men's, women’s bors’ and girls’ high and low Shoes to be sold Saturdar for ’ rf « ' . * % . PLAYER ROLLS ” 49e “Oh, Boy, What a Girl’’ ‘‘Let'’s Wander Away” ~ duaaaa Value. Brand Theee Ate Retter™ ® MEN'S $4 T0 $6 SHOES BOYS’ SHOES | Values to $4.00 oo} Shoes l’reses 7~ $2. 45° $4.95 and. ~ _¢ = JANUARY SALE OF ‘SHIRTS (oe a le of AaA=sSO - I it The ua tec iiies = ¢ : ") ples and ight subsetandards } ' except eood wal ue solid colors and scores of heauti- ful patterns. Ieonalish bronad- cloths, reps. check and atripe ; madras, somer ein madras, ete. seco) tvs HAY : af 49 fTarne moat “styles Smart models for young women SATURDAY won ‘ and matrons, in silk, satin or com- Satu? bined with pyroslin or. straw 98 braid. blower, ribbon or orna- . $7. 00 ) SILK herring ment trims, Black, wood, Capen, lw Ks pes a’ - 7 sand. red, green, rose, henna. Jiadtur tht lik jersey ‘ qiua nited Spe nl NEW >, > FELTS * Make Terms All | Men's $1.79 Ribbed Union Suits Colors By rears vtasne mined. 6 f ' “4s =F 49 (lose-fitting, self-trimmed effecis. also of f- To Suit } AGAIN SATURDAY—ANOTHER GIGANTIC SALE OF DRESSES We have been fortunate enough to seeure 650 more Dresses Th Teal onderfu! that will enable wou to save from $3.00 to $5.00 on each Dress. Thao mater rats 17) un rie Dresses are alone worth more thay werin fay +} ae whole Lire SS. ; VA Silk $10 AND $15 LUES Only Dresses FOR S 4 Dresses Wool to a Sizes 16 Dresses to 44 Customer Make Terms To Suit Yourself BOYS’ SUITS Radically Reduced $12, 50 =~- ye Suits These are to be he d in® bot h ‘ d co : | 50 ladies’ and gents’ —_— = “§ 98 ° . ge Ww orchia Al] test “sty es mountings, both , . ’ ——— . | and . SM. ves to > green and white | at veaur gold. $6.50 BOYS’ suits Man \ pairs $ 98 S07 MEN'S PANTS havetwo All Make Terms To Suit Yourself 5c Down Tea Set INFANTS? JACKETS Mace of «ac nt anne eis weeds 16 $ 98 FR ! A eres. Made to . > and hard wear _—_—— ieee: ta ry ° > ~~ ce ars SCT ignc anerT_nmcoarTri: fuce styles; Copen, pablo, wood, pink, rose, Women’ S Ribbed Union Suits 4. Yourself lovebird green, phantom red, ete. Very lire neatiy tain practical Hats and exceptional vwaloes. us Wal “ry d ‘ >izes 36 Oo 4. $3.00 MOTOR ee 98 BOYS’ ‘ _ SCOUT GLOVES ~ - . fire line: and eat are? ee 4 & f 10 BALLS 10c “% N. i Miercerized white or re ber ai@o rT? fast 10 a s9c = Vere fine si 69-$1.98 Satins Xs attee ca’ rre lings rt ih ’ Wry t Ta heat! iL pure sik Sa tin ) Measa! btn he pew ee 1! o rg ehades : - “ave $1.20 6 = de Chine Pe] aoe oo te $4.00 of the ~s, - * aces a 1: a \Italvy was urged today ‘js @t WOTrA of 6703A Pennsylvania avenue, as he started to board a Broadway Oct. 30 avenue, was fined $599 for driving while intoxicated, by Judge Rose- Can when arrested and Phillips ay Wo of Sept. 27 at-Gravois enues after a colli- Sion tle fad home brew. MAJORITY REPORT APPROVES ITALIAN DEBT SETTLEMERT | ted drinking a bot-. } held today from the home of his | ‘brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and ‘ | | | car at Haven atreet, u dacto ‘the . Witussiian ite Walthee oeake Man Cuts Wrists With Razor. ly, and now you can get at your ee _ _— — Areas — ee of Gell Soap and | ’ : t- we . . Pr s1¢KIV *ritiad, re 7 Albert Harris, 43 years old, who dr uggist’s real, genuine cod liver we aesaas, fe ae box of Cuticura Ointment I was is machine, then changed his mind il j ne +. te + ing, mine, gained I2 OuNndSs nh seven * and drove off. Policemen who ar-| told policemen he had no home, | © in sugar-coated tablets that young oneh ' . He was/ gTown-ups, who ought to take cod) f, ne Ge an any vena ae te Ointment % and Ste. Taleum Be. Bald accident. a charge of driving while | taken to City Hospital suffering liver oul, because it really is the) you ne they are wonderful fleeh and everyehers. Sem Depa. taaleen. . c Tid, , . . heal 7 mn ; - hin : e: , health builders. Only 60 cents for GW ea ei bavi Stick 28 intoxicated was dismissed. Goeke from two cuts and loss of blood. ye a VitameEne food and buil der tabletis—and dont furget that they are c s suffe red fractured ribs and injured | He said he was tired of life as a of healthy flesh in the world, will | wonder workers for feeble old folks ——— faa) xtre lv iovf .9 vi Get MeCoy's, the original and genuine | = nees. Walther did not testify. | wanderer and had been | unableto a cae st joyful hen they jand beware of imitations. Millions. of Today's bargains tn used articies " Zenenil Wolf, 61, of 2833 Lemp find work here. rea 18s Welcome news. ‘boxes sold yearly. in today’s Want pages. Policemen said he was drunk > ; ' } ’ | i It Says Arrangement Would Aid| American Farmers—Hull Files Dissenting Report. I the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Jan, 8&.—Ap-'| proval by the House of the war debt settlement negotiated with as a Mé@6ans American agricultural in- terests in a mafority report by the on'y European nation of any con- /Ways and Means Committee. The report was drafted by Represcnta- tive Crisp (Dem.) of Georgia, a member of the American Debt) { ommission A minority report. opposing rat- ification, was filed by Representa- tive Hull ( Dem.) of Tennessee. vho described the agreement as more in the nature of a cancella- tio) han a settlement. Fhe Crisp report said the com- mission had approved the agree- ment after careful consideration of Italy's capacity to pay. Italy is the sequence. it said. which has reduced its army since 1915. Financial rehabilitation of Ytaty, t asserted, would be fostered by the settlement, and this would in- crease that country’s capacity to buv American farm products. Hull said he was ready to support a reasonable settlement, but could not vor the one proposed ) ? Another minority report {s ex- pected to he filed by Representa- ive Rainey of Miinois, a Democrat, | the coy iftee CENTRAL HIGH RECONSTRUCTION MAY START NEXT MONTH If TPians Are Approved, Students | Will Complete Year's Work at Other Schools. | ‘The proposed reconstruction of | tral High School, the oldest! public high school bullding in use in St. Louis. may be started Feb.} 1m embers of th er Toard of Educa- | tion announced today iss proved by members of the Eo a a meeting next T uesday , tral pupils will*complete If the plas | Yee eir vear’s work at Yeatman High and at the new Beaumont § High School, which will be opened Feb. | While declining to discuss the de ls of th® proposed remodceling of the Central building. President IH. i. Fahrenkrog of the Board, de- lared the work, as suggested bv Superintendent of Buildings Milli ran. is sO extensive that, if under taken, must be started Feb, 1, In , rde r to be completed at the open. ing of the September schvool term, Central lligh Schoo! was opened in September, 1897. About 10 years isive_aliterations, including stairs and corridors, ma Plans for the pro- oonetraction call for com- fir ago exter eproofing of were de nosed a te eproofing of the structu + is understood TWO NEW TRACTION OFFICIALS ELECTED IN EAST ST. LOUIS 7. ae Gregory and G. W. Welsh HKocome Vioe Presidents: FF. T.. Reardon Also Advanced. ection of W. Gregory Welsh as vie pres!- ast &t. Toutd & Sub- Ws aff) ele = VA je! of the E urban Kiallway ‘ ated was 2 Y: hFhoth Tla o a ‘e . * ’ {) «t ‘4 ii- lines announced vester have ageumed their new duties bee sin -treas o1 had mn connected with 7an° & + = sregZg tif com pal ’ Ce = Ase « ant gsecretar‘ urer and re, | Welsh * had been assistant to the president ' ‘since 1914. Frank L Reardon has been appointed assistant secretary - treasure! \W. H. Sawyer. presidente of the ce ipanr, and Herbert VW La es. hier electrical engineer of the Union Electric Light & Power Co will sail Fel > for Australia to c survey of electrica] re. sources there under a@n appoint- he State of Victoria. in Australia They have been granted eaves of absence by eir panies Pacchione Becomes U. S. Citizen. PITTSBURG, Jan. S.—-Massino Facchtone. a brother-in-'‘aw of Ga bricle D’Annunzio. Ttaly’s soldier. poet, became an American citizey through naturalizatior yesterday Pacchione arfd his wife, who is DP Annunzios sister. have a smal! store tn the Ttalian sectian of the town. Mrs. Pacchione unpoetica!!: . ‘ eo etor: vw he aw 7k — hiiou in a Mearby factor; TANT ARY & 1710°° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT MONROE VAN RAALTE FUNERAL; ‘Civil Engineer Served Overseas we With Ohio Regiment. Tells Weak. Frail, Skinny Funera] services for Monroe Van | Raalte, 34 years old, a civil en. | crates‘ Folks How to Gain Fir Pounds in Thirty D Nina | een a Builders’ Association, who died yesterday at Barnes ‘Hospital, was | McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound) Thin, rundown, anaemic men, Tablets will increase your weight women and children who need to | §& pounds in 30 days or your drug- grow strong and take on fiesh are gist is authorized to return your advised to get a box of MeCoy’'s money. Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, and if you don’t gain 5 pounds in '30 days your druggist author | ized to hand vou the money you paid for it One woman gained fifteen pounds in five weeks, according to her own ECZEMA ITGHED AND BURNED On Face and Hands fn Rash. Cuticura Healed. “I suffered with eczema for about a year. It firm broke out on my face and hands in a rash and was very annoying. It itched an‘ burned terribly, and I could hardly wash my face. The irritation kept me awake at night. | **I tried several remedies but nothing seemed to do it any good. I heard about Cuticura Soap and Ointment and purchased some. i ter using a week I got relief so chased more, end after using Mre. William Geist, 6877 place. Hle wa 1s the: son Ol 0 SN I i I ag of Morris Van Van Raalte served overseas in F Company, Sixteenth | Ohio Engineers. He had ween | operated on for appendicitis last October and was apparently recov- ering when complications devel-| | oped that resulted in his death. avenue, Mr. No more will weak, thin, unfortu nate children ery in protest when, the nasty, fishy- ‘tasting, horrible-' | smelling cod liver oil is brought | Medicai science progresses rapid- ls back ut. —— Ae At Huette’s At All 3 Stores “i ' Wall Cabinet Model 7 . Safety Razor With Every Purchase of Men’s Shoes FREE =: ‘ i ———~ « & ee ear a4 | ee © This Wonderful | Present—Plus The big savings on Shoes makes this the greatest offering ever made to the public in Huette’s history. Every man should have one of these Shaving Outfits and experience a greater tonvenience and delight in shaving. | Huette’s Annual Clearance Sale! | | Men’s Shoes 9 5s Now Reduged to. $14.85 ... $5.85 Huette’s gtyles for men and young Men say—‘Huette’s Styles Are the Best-Looking Shoes Shown Anywhere” Three great clearance groups. meni. Greater selections, greater reduc- tions and remarkable savings for % every man. . 3 STORES Huette’s Styles in Tan Calf, Black Calf, Black Kid, rutent. Kangaroo, 716 Olive Etc. 420 N. Sixth X& 6118 Easton—Wellston een “~ —_ GRADWOHL’S FREE GIFT SALE!! Beautiful Set of Rogers Sliver Plate given with every pur- FREE! chase of $25 or over Strand of Replica Pearls with every pur- a chase of $10 or Over. Gent’s 17-Jewel Watch FREE! Gent's This 18 - karat tecd 17 - jewel, s - white gold white or grecn ) Diamond Wed- gold - filled en-} din Ring, set graved case; or-— with 3 diamonds (not chips), with any dlamond purohase of $60 or oyer. Get both on small down payment. namental dial. (,enuine fall-cut Dia- white gold mounting. . LADIES’ WRIST WATCH VERY SPECTAL FOR THIS SALE This heautifal Wrist Watch is a guaranteed walue and you will not duplicate the price or terms... 1 25». 621 LOCUST STI MINNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY ST. PAUL $14.75 LOUIS DULUTH a rrr « Fest ar= FaA_ee Fees eo Wome :

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eo — te mg, ell FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY §&, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— a: Men's Silk Ties Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily. Saturday, 9A. M. to6P. M. TpARI TWO. ia gray ard brown—a.l with ember Men’s Fabric Gloves - i Pai : > 1 a. My 3 1 OV) q e @ The tmported Fabric Gloves that are so P° puller e We Give Eagle Stamps and 1 Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in . Largest Distributors of Merch a Cash or $2.50 in Megchandise—Few Restricted Articles Exrcepted at Retail in Missouri and the West RESPONSE TO MOVE backs. Mata “a= om +. ~ earn oy _———— a ee ee ee 10 fo 5 Suit xn —Offered in a Sale That Begins Saturday Morning—Up-to-the-M inute Garments—Close-Outs From Well-Known Eastern Makers ne a” fe. ae = = °K eg — me SE LO Bev ey Pres \& & € This event. beginning on Saturday, marks another achievement in buving and value-giving for this Dominant Store: all Overcoats and Suits are so serviceably and smartly tailored é6f dependable woolens that it would be impossible to offer them for $34. except for the unusual concessions we secured. Assortments are wide and choice highly extraordinary, sO it would be wise to make the most of this opportunity as early as voucan. Al! sizes for men and v oung men. THE OVERCOATS are of plain and fancy-back woolens in vs- THE TWO. TROUSER SUITS are in the latest single and double rious shades; single and double breasted box models, ulsters breasted styles; of medium and dark-patterned weaves and the ulsterettes and tube Coats—all with silk yoke and sleeve lining plain blue serges and cheviots which are so popular this season. Suits and Overeoats Very Special at > Drics, aii & Ol @2 al-W00, Wish to take advantage of it. Sters that are tvpreallyr Enelish an. | Rite aad ace aia EN Ot Oa on A AS € ™ ~ eae ae >: a - ry ewe Choice of 3000 Garments at . ad Miele: Society Brand Overcoats Burberry $50 to st V alues—S pecial at Overcoats os * 54 =o "oe - At Savings of ~_- ae > == 5 etrrsaoF narv = - __- Fae == > a . - -= - > — - . . . - . 7 . . > . - ~ - . ~ md >- . ?rac34a -a? ader | bon Sealahitee fe =? -_ «= Te a) i | oo 2S a o-sa — &® de a a ee > _ -* — . dus : s ‘ e a ipl & Ss. 2 * a ' rre jy anrrar . i > . x "2. ~ = "2 . _* = > -* . . — - a Ss - > ~- > +- - ~ " Ten Payment Budget Plan — 1SeePr SUITS —~wr new oharce ~~ 2, Ne a so} -a™ ~ eee =n Saturca Co 2 ar > PROLNYN rv “UICS & _ Nimes 7 ‘7 . 7 riced 2? 7Sc to $1.50 Half Hose 3 Clothes —s . - Se) Q5 : | 4: a Saving af S15 vom ror a ia ose D109 = - _ arn s = — ° an” Cc = : t = 4 s'res i> ° = ———— aks Lar GU 5S we = - pea SS — Sey - A. Gia me | = 4 7 : , sell ee ae i ; ~ 9 = é ion , ileal / : s a. we! ‘ Mate Fleer "Sige on | ae > a — ae — a * years ; 5! ~~ . earers is ’ = ea re n this offer View. of Federal Offierhoiders. = . . : - —_—- oe ——— Men and Young Men Are Accorded an Extreme Saving —For Fu aa Wistii stetan Saturday Only On Newest Lasts, Choice at. Pair. = - ee 2 _* sg > = in. deen ez | A Vari lety ot Wanted Articles—Standard Makes and Kinds ee 0 Sy 7 _ Whiz Products ~ ae Horns ~ ~ . A . 7 Main fF leer » 4 ; . > "Ti _— -= ar, ~~ al oe a) i de Serend Fleer a 2 - ™ as “ae @ T° a a o~, 9 “* a?? or? cB W «FE ve el rire: ¢ The-“Concert Grand of Radio” Are the New and Remarkable Ly umberjacks | — woe A pe Lock Caps Priess pg wll Radios With Al ute Ete and Installed @ “Straight y - | balhd ' : as asked for aa a>- ‘.on Of $10.900 for the Cost’ sreet yr ef the rtwer front end @ siete lp -ensire plan for Ss Ge aanaiieastammemmnnamamitiitins. Special Sarurday at Seat Covers Auto Robes Stop Lights For Ford Cars ¢ ef > | ~~ — S= val. m9tT-s : I / $= and $2.54 valee«. with heen ¢ h oo - " +. => ~ | ~ — » i +4 ‘ supes = ; “ating of / 3 wire and switch $1.49 - ke ale vc? ite fer the sew cal € “ maXrmum efficiency, tuning centrol with handsome inlaid walnut and battery compartments. Table Model “Straight ae with collapsibte al! haketite | | 12 .20GAa2 Complete, installs! and with charger > wave length Ww ith c nclosed loop. S14.95 val. 1917-=3 i a cael ee nr , i.e¢ would set in a ; . Sedans “25 —- ee ee $2.50 Stop and Tail Licht Caps. ® sien emne oo oh : $8.75 val.. 13924-—= a practice a ( o8n bamatpons" gs : coumentene Tee : | ; SuPiect te “‘teck en S t Li hts vac Faloer. for closed . ding cam be b- ™=Oe a@oiv - ~ ? = H a ‘- remeer, ‘ "ais decheie ae ABR TeUs -igpdstiie-d cars oc ° THE24 well escepe tre * * anc ta _-—-=1] i: . . ; Sea ( J Spire _ i as O3 $1 o> talive. aii = . = - ’ . M.dine for which pro- ad = = ’ Be ies, aa : : t vers - ire a ii 18 race “ss +e son4 —_—.* work . ~e | : | For Chevrolet Cars i ae ape Stee] bes *. a8 @ part of the plazs | P $2.95 wal. 1923.> $i> value $5.25 Si.cS valee. deubic : _ : = . _— —" « -_ - A ‘ a ~~ Boys $2 Shirts ; ( eupes S42 $ + ralue $2.95 type $129 ‘= Washing‘en @- Ty st SS - eee, ‘ lara z — ” = + 25 2... iz=— 5 2 eee ie ovietiee Pus 14 and _ ~~ elitr madras a ey i seen ay £3.25 ‘mher trpes of speciight.. at «vine, - : mu " : ’ ) - °0n" : oe Sad "3 ~ ~ Es gerne. ‘Gti ‘ $17.95 val. 19s3- $i5e 28-Hoer Amte Clerks $2.45 d 4 : ee = -_- = > 2 in == = t ~ ‘ "wren Se "2 | Saturda 1.35 . ‘edness | = 3 ‘creme sie Larch Hit make ‘he ameungt Tere > provide fer an ef & %ctkh Fleer

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Fj se aR ‘Sy /_ PAGES 21-24 for a a bric Gloves that are so popwar an : | | swe a | kaa | ESN TO MOVE sorow> arassccer FRIENDS HONOR “SRT A CHARGES. ~The Political Undertow REGENT HORTHY — —— i ott U.S. 10 JUDGENTELHINNEY, ==" COOLDGE PLANS Rivatry of Plutocracies SAD 10 BE IN D NEAR PLAZA DB YEARSONBENGH © === A TARFF WALL Shown in Aluminum Case NONARGHST POT | | Ban 7 ap {erie Congressional ‘Campaign | Stone, Only Cabinet Member Who Ever Seriously Chal- — Ft Conspiracy ' Speakers at quet of 2 , Committee. a er rates = ' President Packing Commis- lenged Secretary Mellon Formerly - Morgan Lawyer Investigator 8 of - |Were assailed in another way by : : 7 ed : , . | | at Hotel Chase Praise) representative Barkley (Dem.) of sion With Protectionists, —President Medged About With Men Who Believe to Put Albrecht on Hun- _ | Ken ntucky, who {ntroduced a series : | 6 ‘ o d : His Record in County. of measures proposing restoration Nebraska Senator De- | Great Wealth Above the Law. garian Throne 5 of tariff rates in effect in 1913 on 4 -| cotton, iron, steel, wool, ‘sugar. clares. | : . : 100,000 Men Ready. molasse nd their manufa tured | By CHARLES MICHELSON, lon corporation had deliberately | * — s a ( } r a u S \ a ’ = products, " A Starr Correspondent of the Post- | and consistently violated the provi : er i f the court order to discon- EXPERTS ¢ LAWYERS PRESENT. Oldfield asserted the tariff} MEMBERS OPPOSING INspatch and New York World. ppeweies oe seathin tx TOG "; RUSSIAN ‘schedujes on aluminum, woolen WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.—If Sec- | | : | | ! in Plan Commission to’ ) Consider Asking Con- - to Change Site for New’ Building Here. —_— BUSINESS BODY ——— % wee, Te | OFF ICEHOLDERS AND SE Es my me Lee ae me a Rs - _| trade. | AKE AGAINST PLAN Ee 5 Suncor Produ s and cotton textiles were | POLICY OUSTED |: “oie of pe Ms ep Pesgpepe ay sell the development efsa-he- MADE F MONEY . . ‘¢ —eeliaa nt’’ and were worl ing sign feom th abin | Circuit Jurist, 74 Years Old, hardships on consumers -_——_—_— Sg of the , investigation; Pothetical or a real Jealousy among | f the ad-| ° sd a Pe » “ante. a0 ‘ +} b esentation of the the financial counselors o ss Announces He Will Re. Phe people voted in 1524 for a ‘Progressive to Cus Loose launched by the pr ministration. it has been recalled Prince Windisch-Graetz En “3 rT - : ede Trade Commission's start- plutecratic government and that a eaerel Stade Comme that the Attorney-General who thus tire at Ena of Three is what the vy have,” he said. “No. Soon With A | Which ling favoritism to his aluminum thie enaideta Métiée whee gaged Them toe Go to Plutocratic government has suc- |trust and the Department of Fus- | That P T ceeded and this government can- k tice’s equally scandalous midnight aon am - a antoneat ings ae | Hungary and Concer oe Years of Present Term. not when the people understand the He Says Will Shock the’ | rescue statement, it will not be be-, | Sek on . tiardl ’ ertingies to the! " | P | cause of any sense of moral — Resa ly Sate was enue feit Fran cs a GE egg eopie. ude, ’ | ‘cae - th! rer , 4 ably removed by promotion to the. , Many niceand a Ri ge et | TURKISH NEWSPAPER RIDICULES ' Rather the motive will be a feel-| leaine Court he. John Garibaldi said about Circuit udge McEl- | ing of outrage that he should be By the Associated Press. , — co 7 > | Sargent came in as the sedative in- ore hinney of Clayton at » banquet at U. §, ATTITUDE IN CARTOON By CHARLES G. ROSS, ‘annoyed ‘by people who do not ap- | S4rsent « BUDAPEST, Jan. 8.>-More than P saition Would Fight to ‘Have Federal Structure : 3 Placed at Fourth and > Chestnut Streets. cael situation. ‘“‘ommission., The City Plan ‘ years ago snade an reais eo . J rd afta et | fluence. J ae ngs v Fed-! Hotel Chase last night celebrating Explanation 1 Admiral Bristol of ChiefWashington Correspondent of | preciate the dignity of roe . J@age Sargent—all lawyers over 190,000 men sald by invest! itp + locate a new "eGge-! - get -p? 0 yy AGM “Esto - . . ¢ . ‘ that t s ’ " > . ; *, > — Tr wet ry” » : aia , - “ i _ — - ’ —_ , . . S; r ns the ‘ r e * , : building on one ©: the CARCUIP Jt DGE “Mek L WINNE: Y. the bench—t hinges Treaty ¢ i aininamatandll On. WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.—Senator , P€CesSary M. large OFS ‘e a | gland- has : not he retofore attract ed | ‘the coup d'etat rm. was to have ¢« ; the Memori 1] Plaza, W il! . service on ; ' ) j (cin) 4 : ; - ee . must not bee jliampered by tne re- | much attention by y his adm inistra- ; b dering Lie « ais » Ba44 cote . : bare Ry oh « Aece'ated DPre. X aii iia +; re" nites ‘ tz ‘eos ‘ en: te, LSf1l¢ j : , : Be 4 aid - s | . - a - " the plans conta i® a p nding ha Department to allow more Til ‘ rege se oe Bet “aie - % ‘ourth and Chestnut Boatmen’s Bank, Planters an ) ¢ the | day from the newspaper Republic der fire, and then only when portera, when inguiries began to! torhs officials and about 40,000 Fas ‘porner of Fourth ana aii ages ther buildings -) ait ; ee “O8 and the size and character of the | day trom ny newspaper iepub r a fact-finding body, has been: .pressure becomes so great that it | he made about what Rad become of | cisti comprised the body. ovner /Ulie lg s, ilo ad Fen aCe : icturing "nele Sam ij ‘ at. : é matree's. U1) nthe movement f Kederal |“ idience. : ; gi = “ (r “ee _ nal “packed by Presidents Harding! becomes obvious that the President | the processses inaugurated by Stone It is claimed that Regeyt Hor- F Live 171 LHe MOV 11e] Or a eqerai 6%. heancr) na yar. titude ©! Seit-satisfaction wit “ ' ox » | eb. @ is the date for the Corm- iilding on Fourt!) beat. welll ie ' Leaders of e bench and bas i ceeieiie te eee prong > and C@olidge to insure a protec-!|*¥ ‘ants the office vacated—as in the agdinst the Mellon .c@mpany, that thy was fully in sympathy th the ~ ’ . ‘ iP idait I ; Aa iA BSiTCet, Sa - i ; — a ahle Th np ’ iS ane fee 16 é if 4 . t : is » ¥t viular meeting but lav 1] he Citv Ir ro. nt A foined at tne speaxers table to "e ' ” P ‘ t} ¢ cases of Daugherty and Denby. ithere was no activi y in the mat- | movement and willing to relinquish F ions next regula cesses, =S Ge at in lV nprovement As- ‘ ’ ant., able, the Japer print: le tny ti at lajoritv ) ue@s i! , ‘ os? tor? hair tion would ae v at ,| the'right and left of the pleasant-(— iticis: . ae a soe = m4 tal, Se ee ee ee Perhaps the incident is the @N-iter a «#tatement that may require the'regercy in order that Albrecht MaAatiacandar S ! Z a yice cn; . social} "OUlé resist anv attempt ; —_— LAnAr Criticism 0 Nn ric : Taliure “te . . : . é , Aicxa! 1e) =. i 4 > iol we . " Ke + ‘ : " * anne faced er ive man Leeeer ~ hy no ed $j “ pe - ‘ en . 6 h an ” . ‘ a riff polis Vv. x swer to the question sO often explanation w hen the Senate inv eS- might ascend the throne without " ~ ; + ’ "OUAt » ic ‘he TN ie Tro IOSF: or t i “4 —s + > Ta fy ii) r « # wiiic ; on : epee, said me : oe the Ce Tne i | ot P) vieini ” ... Judge McElhinney sat as he does in Tule 9099 ~~ , vy lg } i } } 1} -s8 ° _ . + % ” : ’ ‘ 4 A ’ 4 i« * meal, i - - ‘ E . Lec « ad 4 » ow os to acouire another ee a . Ps eee munity rubbed elbow with Clay- fuses tion of the Tariff Commission and satisfy a pernicious radicalism. mony against the enterprise of the | ised in furthering the-ambitions of mreet site. and tO acgui! ease oe wanis 7 Start a fight on tgis mat- pre. : ' awl +} maw in * ; ‘¢ . ” tte 2 ‘ . , , ' r Ajoi: . nf lie Iv = c meressmi rr. Tal a) a i: . . % , a ert ‘ :' ton court nouse employ es. Mian. “Wea do not bye ie, o Tnele Sar’e Li3¢* "Nal Be ‘¥ his n the _ 80-¢ alle d The attitude is comparabie to ; Secretary of the Treasury was to : Arechduke Albrecht to secure the Mim be deeatetints are : es ter, We Wi) 1] it at ' : i) ms i . te ti¢ * _, ‘ . > ot 4 sari h 7? . . - " . > - . Dver, who is in aetive chargp of hee igh bgia ret pape ey of the city Circuit Judges were protestations of democracy and, ©/4stie sections of the Fordnes -MC- | the position of the averege man/be withheld from the Attorney crown of Hungary. we i | is ne a 4 seaihietie . aa announced. I He resui Ol a : fight presen + 0 were most of the pac ‘fiem If he refecte this treaty ( ‘umber act have heen adminis- toward the Vv olstead law, and this , General, who was supposed to be ' _ he semiofficial Hungarian Tele- § ne neasure at asn cO7an, 8 sha ‘oula ir ‘ . le ~~ ouis —_— ancl _ ial BRE Taig = ens . _— dvrangges. _ ' e ‘ — ee ‘ _ | en * sitions in favor of Fourt! 6 peg eel 7 - ; } a county officials. The Board of and thinks we wil] make another tered. He said that he didnot speak ‘type of man feels no more con-' investigating possible criminal graph Agency points out in this 7© -* pee S mare P iot Bet anv new Frederé iblid- ; ‘ ‘oe Ron @ ‘ . . ‘ Ter 3 ; fre . ‘ . : “ : treet as Rod ania dat hs ould) Foo @Ot Set any new F ‘ } »~ ! . : . ? i. 4 } , ° ‘ > . ‘ 3 aenten street it« ~ sag oo ocal purpose when there i{s loca! Indee McElhinney is a Repub- affair is the limit.” politica] philosophy which has It is rather a frequent state of:num Co. of America, the full re- acting with political ends in view € ” v) >? +7? aif afl * i : . . P . . an _ e + « re* oe a.m i ij - ' ‘ \ , We pa (Cas ects uonh represents property hetween aad ite, i. e witty toatetrmmaster _ , “y the names of officials in high place because of the environmental in- | a" mM ereors er, the crux of the ) oo “anierever r\ ‘rTHnmen P - ’ - seals vere . Te P > , vy Att i i to rii}* » ie \ ; Liif 1! a - . . ,f) "TT} " L le st | - tiussian ariantific expe 4 ' ; st > bie 4 . - . te) . if@Zzai corps n a re feren © in which President f ool- arreste I. The printang preas use! 3 patel } ‘ . " . «i i ‘ FT « ‘ ; ae vueb’d 7 4 cial vod VW iT! hig } 7} tf ‘ a wnoté te . a $ , " } rA- - a .) a) bnildi: 2 OD the order of a‘ ouy- r > Blair a — Supremes hh a ial eae a wart ze eA 5, oe i JUuy, i lg! tar! : } with the habit oT such organiza idge. Attorney-General Sargent, a‘ the } lreau has been found at a —_—_——— S| ; ' ’ = ‘ = vs x : , : _ ; , . - . ' 2 ‘i ‘ vil uv 7 YY . ¢ | , | ; lic » ‘ *n? ; 2% *. , , ve 7 7 4 ¢ » J } = . » a —— : ouse or a State capitol, is what aie EN He idies Writ. ante ciehuittle Ph Meester os ie} ‘ho ave -” i« ’ tions of gathering r whate a nt Secretary of State Kellogg and | junk store. This concern also st i rt: ‘oO save ) (“our 10 Me . +4 oo ae 7 Seas ne n trying to raise t! tariff log igh ight cause the ' Let ' es: he Government ds for its busi- nt regrets, and Judge Blair working to add to the world’s i ace high : 4 ; cal legad ight ae . Sa : i Melion had participated, but i's|purchare:! the metal from the be) , 2 he r) L"¢ ’ iT} Tine ia ; j r} - a j oe _ . 44 ‘ oe 4 - Ji A's rath — a , Paae >} } {r e, village ° . : . - os , ’ i " : i. 7 4 ’ ; han } 4 ; oe - ov et hw +*, «! na was disco, ered hw +, fn F?y —— Sa ner the far is about the tari{ti! ness an | his qualr t. - npi - There have been rumors ‘hat the “Russian Note ‘Experts Hired for plain, fancy, o1 pencil-striped weaves. the widening of Chestnut str would be a big contribution to th® the State is better regarded b} dan explorer Vilkinaky in te1s 1; | Specifically and report them, to’ pose, was as shrewd and successful sheen tween the President | Counterfeiting. - = . ’ Vee a hs imp. oving of the river front dis- ’ dge 5 ~ ~ > ; " ° , ; y, ’ ool . $ a on ‘ ivy at tires ery ce) arted. Ite shoree wi oh are b . Wha do we find in actual! produ ed, An : e the enact ha We not heen as cose as they and Post: Itapate hi ’ i. ; 7 1 : ; { e ; ae 1 } Sa ai {} 7 ‘ P . . . 7\? pe ‘ ‘ - ic Vv cirs : 3 1 » } " a | e : B . ; ‘ » i OY S uits 4 , ni . i ” I _ , ine City Tn pr ovemey Ass 2A ‘ : > WW its : ne a j helier ed ‘nr exte nd re ~ into thea 4 re. Pra tice tod i\ . Tt is ci@ar tha Nir more | - qj lent y : " a Ve oie were. “ na that Herbert lloover ; PARIS, Jan. 5 ~Some of we ~ . cnanis xcnane mihe norts ; — ay hh i re- but not orTen ¥ncoer > \ @ OT ; . ' : . : -_ Deatings : ‘y . Pome P : 4 . , rit r of + is @¢ . , ol nr i Y) Tt T ‘ i! P T rogray’n . s/ . . . * e . fy - a . 5 o © ‘ : , P ™ : -t/.) le ‘ : . @ 11, to sy pare. weet : ews of Fede ral Officcholders, lation induced them to come Gon : : - Kirkw . wl — dicates Compromise on Mosul. son was kicked upstairs and David The short term of Stone had not Settlement offer. turning out aetna counter . econ , te Bt ) 3 T) s? t? eT) jae * hye ? ifa 1f s oO! mirkK SSE RS | ta” - ’ . : ‘ , | | ‘ ‘oc * . . i L- ? ° (‘Tn ire — . 4. re : 7 , © . . ‘ > . ec - * cy ‘ ** | . ; ; eis . ‘Ss 1 . . . ; ‘ . ‘ : ry “ ? paeti 7 , . , , “4 . ee Mein San so that t) (iovernment got he sta i 8 | ; a ' | «6Utterances in « (ficia circles and is Edward P. (Costigan. appointment of District Attorneys i* too conspicuous a figure in the mynt and —— pcm re - ee 3 ik me ee se One na Anno ountyY history. Sena acti ih aimee to) f the newspaper on v j 1 Downstairs “hess » Pdministration ‘o be eenied seach! mints of Central Lurope, obtained n ® of »w«} ' wa Airs : } "rs «tj ] ee OT $s: ar 4 ; , . : i ae ‘ ® tea ’ we ‘ | pPstaire nl wr . | and Judres and if wt as he “ ho ri rrii ae at i ‘ 3 : ; a ren: : ie P ' ;, ss +} hea r n Com? ies r) il >? ‘ i} , Ms he a4 . vr, er? or, rhe Lt rede , rarleve ir ] - ‘ Ne Ww. (‘ylhberteon and L“ou LS maieeia 2) ‘ to ins et the testimony help as lie sudden announcement passable bills. Months ago he be- =e : : 1 ' ivUusS a\ ot . ‘ i* a.’ es DOS SS -y . syet se ° yr, —¢ . 4 be, . , AY > ; er . ; le \ m . ae ‘. ae : . , ’ 6 . ~ * ; ; . the donwrntaws , - ne e Yaa un} td SUC ed in having the loca- COUTICS). oi ere 5 me cate that tne Purkish Govern- didn't agree on the tariff. Cu!bert- adduced hy Am Federal Trade from the Department of Juetice y turning out a product which si ; ‘ ‘>, . ‘) . ’ i* ‘ ho b {*¢ ? } , er " noser ’ , . . . ' . ' a - ; . ~ * one , cou! sy . aad hey . ‘ P} Us = . ‘ P foros? “ ? , l ocrre > t} “+ } j a os ¢ +} Ca come French Minister Clinchant ar- fiffer, a ed "9 7 ry = or 2 eo >a *“s } i , ? te 1, but with Creat Britain regarding the “af ap! ’ . la® the ‘ uty 0: ee 9 4 . , } | ard Makes and Kinds — © ye bog ca ie tl eee eee bas dapper y our | for nomination. disposition of Mosul, in Upper missio nwas to find the truth and Protects the interests of trusts and two competing resolutions. It was | er in Paris this evening from oe os ia wemd 6be taking awa! "| Chancellor Hadley of Washing- \, otamia ”-lepport it without regard to their monopolies which have exploited | then that Norris said he was ready/ 5,14, .46¢ to report on the matter Lhe reat ir ti 7 he neat - . V‘esopo nia. ‘ pee suas to Horns Se na reat inspect>n and meat | money. ton University, who tried cases be- , ~~ : eee pessonal opinions as to how high | the people through excessive tariff | to 60 to bat immediately with his, ‘direct to the French Government, 40n department, and one of “As to the Plaza, it will be sur- ._ eco! PST Sa ea end “Turkey desires peace and tran-'*°"°""" juties " Kin lemanded the ap- charges. ‘Both resolutions, how- arner mot ’ ee Ses uy ’ q fore the Judge 20 years ago, en¢ | wy —— , ec, Or iow the rates ought to be. auties ing Ggemandae : . . : bringing with him several of the . to Ho: cath : lee | ] i ‘ hat »? of ry er rounded ‘up tire ? v TY? unicipal an ah , - 7 . - te _ ir +) 7 a ation: , gui lity a } a4 } (9% ern mene )* l- VA) , } on ; an C be réson nointment of # select committee of ee, 4 J ve ere allowed to lie ove r with- : Saat notes “1 . 2 ' ‘ sift Ae ‘ at ails ‘ ; ‘ ‘ . a6 4 . 4 ‘ i: Tre Tie tu . } 2 ee. 656 _— , . : . - er , * : « -4 ' : § $3. 98 ‘public bulidings adapted to that | rime Commission, said the Judge cial said to the Associated Press. _ ) re eat a ot Rumania. five Senators to make an investi- @¥t action for the time being. —= ihe counterfeits were shown to . . a * sree > . =9@ oa . - : e*s : : 5 lite “— : - Ds «} . is T? H 1 o nis : r J & 44 E A Ae . —_— ow s 6 . . ’ ee ; . z by City Plan Commission, 9n distfict. No one need fear that i e few me publi ee Cee SOCe ON8 fe id ese xpired during the gation. fhe big fight tn the Tariff Com-|the ‘correspondent, who was at on j : i Pa a - nee ane lin een Tot r .. Sets E *T’a ’ — ’ ~ _ « id v\ (? be, mas : T r) ; " s | : i z | ae) ‘ " . 4 \ , bg a “ i] fe \" 1; } } , rit icy 5 WY iil li ¢ d «i " ~—— -_ h I ; i ' ‘ : ‘ “ , pa ig r) 4 r ] : he T’res} if nt gra \ f2 k ng in ry is ’ ‘ solut Ion narned “a ae « n. said epee a = firet writs ble oo teil therm from the 00h pag eine 6 Ov} Yr c*¢ ntiv at about t! ° "iaZa. A lif Vi . , | ‘nf a ’ 4 A + ef e* 4 . 7 tures, :ur eV j preot Up . vi if 2.4 ; ,¢ + This : } . , " ' en over SUg4ar, ane any nves > rere } thi The } tic d : ee ey be ia Fo , , sa nure Of 01 ; fase — ~ «= en : cael i jlilm a recess appotntment. as number of products on which the . rea Ns. en hé noticed that Wren. i hl an ” , > heed ‘Nat ? - . Row $3 98 ent. It has asked for an ap- puildings going up east of Fou democratic government.” he added. {schemes are extensive and she - ooo. a the newspapers. Th*Y creased the rates, and said that he “!! Know what Smoot thinks about perfection lacking, It is easy to I iation ' , :$ ; ‘hole downtow! is- ; | | | iverte ee me = a al ar. e fi , ) | : | Lock Caps ation of $10,000 for the cost! street. The whole “ew a! George C. Willson, president of does not want to be div _— green said the appointment proved the jad under advisement increases on | *U84"- He is the king bee of the see, however, why the Hungertan ; . Ford or Chevrolet Suey of the river front and @ trict is advancing, and it will ad- the St. Louis Bar Association, re-| them at present. it is for this resident's fairness—proved that sugar, cotton warp knit fabric, | ca ad ae thet If the raat reactionaries, who hoped to lower 4 > - . = o" ’ oon ; se wr the - Pees . o » ig ‘ ce t 1e@. | ' - root do e 4 A Lights Special Saturday are nensive plan for its im- vance, wherever this or that build marked on the 6500 pages added to reason that she is disposed - oer ihe wanted to give the Tariff Com- | aptton gloves and wall pockets. t nvestigating it the value of the franc aa well as te values, with ) i bh. ae : roof ment. ing foes. tut we hold the finan- the statutes since Judge McElhin- cotiate with England.” ‘ mission a membership that would - ati ‘ . al will be equivalent to letting the furnish the backers of the Hunga- .¢ ' . these 1 @ ) e i , ‘ P be mS . alia ; ; a iti . SE =. 7 ee! . e 4 i | ! P panini BP.Qi ‘ i : «° ‘ ; he resolution was rea ary o * e ‘ " at switch $1.69 tila ae + aoke aza distri site for the new ¢jq] district is the natural place fo: ney went. on the bench and the |= - do tts duty. Great was the credit lewea te Ne on the tabie. oul nage men investigate the sugar rian revolt with funds were able to ? Six vt ars ago in N O- lin (‘ounty ; ar IP) . Sains Judge bee lies a 1? should le the attitude of Campaign ended fi Yi¢ Tne I r .* 4 league from tah Senator Srnoot. neers at Amsterdam to a : for closet Wrench Se om ’ ’ Pee hs in he j vaeaber 1919 Rg hea ri} ng was held Ioaues of thé Se. I ous ( ourt a +. , . : ra ft a ed . 7 yy v . + * vY } > Cc te ? t een e " : 4 P : © i r t ngarian ps “ all Vv ; . *, “9 e? hy 47 ais : in : ¥ ue] Was Y’ | @ itr *} a b nd issue vv hich representatives of the . 4 no Judge in its dist: it Wi 0 high- to be Pharos Dogo d. ] nere Tr US. be nan 6 to tne ~ enat “ _ - guardianship over the high augar Canning. who faited to see Pre- n t es ¢ he Hu Gev- ‘ : $1.19 ee 2: mm warenets a regen om nts’ Exchange, and of property er regard than Judge McElhinney.|-59m for doubt. I am no longer mame of another man. | ff. introduced i f hi ernment responsible beyond leaving et Steel box Mance a« a part of the plaza chants’ Ex hange, E : room ‘s Resolution tariff, introdu & resosution © *'mier Briand fn regard to Abd-el-| the if officials th = double | , s Cc | certs Wwe. e. nterests in the Fourth street vicin- Circuit Judge Hamilton a for’! ~oung and when my term expires in Senator King’s , own. a pellce and of the min- * $1.29 | $1.50 value Tien |, . : ene that the site at Fourth the city udiciary, and former|itree years I shall not run again.” Norris’ disclosures have been sa; toe! -peeeinnnd ae. ee Krim's peace bid,* because of the | istry of Interior in office When their i ‘ ) vat iT) . ist ly *T n s s- ity I al r - ' ; x se . 7 a —— . —* - _ - i ‘ ie : , OT , ' : , ~ = i b hes +h. we wey , “ nd Chestnut be retained and used United States Senator X.P. Wilfley,; Judge McElhinney is 74 years old made timely by the two pending tion of the working of the flexibie Premier's refusal to receive him, ( neglizence was known. ) 3 200, $i .50 Hu Se — ] » P ic 4 . i adedihenant peeeee head of t} P Ni iss: url Kiar As- and has heen on the Voe neh since reso.utions for an investiga os noone: at th tarift P| se q P af i j= “ Fe $1.95 ord “Doll-Up" Hub Cap bee a dr aie coterie ; January, 1920, Congress soctation, spoke for the lawyers of jan 1, 1991, longer than any other The first was introduced last —~ posed that the investigation be airplane. It is not Known whether : Tt has net been explained how - be ‘ cal 79¢ Pa ne amoun: Lerer's bill providing for ere tion Will Retire im 1928. ‘a aving deciined highe honors He : st c ad belief that the |” ittee Smoot is the chairman of country to a — wong flan It ix pot clear whet} megs — > Ti complete for cee ann, - ' . new Federal office building. Circuit Judge Wurdeman JUCE® was horn near Manelhester ana quote A widspread bed tu , the j mee {om mittens Smodwt chieftain wit the failure of his fel ser counter ofr - : ‘ . » Bere. .oO trowvy le for ar - «i - » .s : - * el 7 anes = . m . re aor _ . Schall — "Tt. «i fe i : : . as at nein eas ose ea teas ‘ ‘ 4 © ters were m . Siath “hour P hy liding P exe’ * «ta vem » rea? $1 n00 A000 The mill CON - VIec Fl hin nreyvys co fas 1@ At ¢ ‘ mug ‘ ¢£ ad ln ed ‘TY A ers f oO] ‘ge beri. on mR! 4 foes pe he wanted a friend!y investigation. mission, or atiaitniadi he intends to : ie Ry trp, mine er. —_—_—— in > . : a ‘ rié . ' 7 . ~~ re 2 , ™ 7° ; , ’ _ . a »* a l« ~ *@a7? ys ° : ~ - @ ey n ®. ™ . a ] ‘se of the Four ‘ ry stree’ pre ted , nm oO1l9od - es >? r? & a nd VW aSig £& on 1 * ‘ ba ‘ ia’ f ons? . uU eA ie mot car d g On the next a _ there vw as "4 reruain in Tangier and communi- proyes “~ Oo ere & ad ” leave Rus — . beder ee : alf of all those present hy 1 enterin nl practéce in purposes for which ft Was organ- “4 a my = an . A a ws ~~, _ rye) aite In the foliowing twe moat ths Ww atc! hi " a = ee = a 00! h . ing +‘ as Prac ec . wok. . n wl ic} eh arp tilt n thers: hate over tue’ Cc ite W it h hrim by other means. Centinued ona Pege su * « ’ i ii*? i : A *e iti _ : —_ _ 3 * s ~~ * - - cy gs °°? } } = —— ° . aliens = —s : - cr) rire Me} i inne \ ret ,% ing £o d } 5 j Ft 1oCU w } ra. 1e{ an ase = ~7 . = Wy De io on inved on Page 24. MURS bt tess , a . .s , — /@pariment Bas made ani Contin . “ote e Ft | > 2 i Ad pV nwis&, JDANU AN?) B&B. 190. Smet? 2 Wr Paris poss -tHSPATCH, FRID a epee

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Am, & ee 6 =i awe -_— - me J = OS M psig . Pe» APP Kw ans a A. de is reo e ary, +> i . wae ee ma 3 Beh o > .s i we ile” ite eet eas eed os — re NS i a fi ae Fk oe ee ee ee . a ae ee ai 4 . * —— a ae eee ee » : - + 4 + ’ A del ee 5 en ~ 2 4 4 ¥. ; - h ke ee | r i py iM 3 ee ae ’ a) . 94 4 ‘ : * es ay , é aval oh. * ~ ce _t ee LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE et the euthor : ontribulton, Put . crerp 25 al ‘ 2o0c¢Trin stars because we object to is goctrine + Nike Papini, despise imherwise. We Mus a . — ee 7s he 2 «* 7a expect ber te brazen cut the conse- } behave like a superman. as tornes-General eho deciared the Aluminwem Trust Qvuences all i «he were thoethe’s® aust, ts to be mere- . een ?ir Pa 2 What happem« to the mun. in «hort. is . « . esacthy what would happen if that conclusion be sound, then the storr its a rea! «lors The fact that one might like ‘> bave something elee happen to the tum hae nothing te do with the case. > The story is one of ia @ medieval story Like medieva. fonscious throughout that the only cure for return to the ir. Stokes Christian may object to ® But justifiably oDd- or to any other ry based OF a tie must decide instead “The Miracle.” 1s. ™ ” ] submit at “The . -*" - > - he etory. whethe; ft The nun's first On convent leads, and must is mot a 1 the dangers of who is responsible for it. The Aluminum Company | is a Mellon company. It is owned tn large measure their fortunes with borrowed moner—that is. mos* men who do make fortunes. Yet many a moder ‘man could do worse than take Michael Slattery #5 4 ‘model of what can be achieved through the piling of \penny upon penny. His fortune was s snug piece oy masonry. It will benefit poor parents many years after Michael > attery gotten. and is controlled by the Mellon family—the Secre tary of the Treasurr and his brother. Both the Trade Commission and former Attorney: General Stone declared that the Aluminum Trust had violated the law. The Trade Commission, which had charged the, trust with guilt. now refuses to permit the Depart- |, ment of Justice to have access to the records of the | evidence taken by the commission concerning the trust's conduct. The majority of three Repu licans voted toe close the records of the commission It should be borne in mind that this action of the commission was taken after the appointment of Wi: liam E. Humphrey to the Trade Commissioz. charged by Senators Borah and Norris that the Tt was appointment of Humpbrer had put the commission in ness is concerned, and had made it rather a than af.aid to public welfare. a state of innocuous desuetude so far as its useful- menace and political pressure from the outside jt can be of! no possible service to the public.” Senator accusing the Coolidge administration of packing the os r Federal Trade Commission and the Tariff Commissioz ousiy. and to and the Interstate Commerce Commission in the in terest of Big Business, said: “Everrbodr knows that the majority of the Federal Trade Commiss: and honest though they mary be personally and indi- viduallr, are so imbued with reactionary sentiment and so partisan in their makeup that ther would not see a wrong committed br a big trust or monop-. oly, even though it did appear ‘as huge as high Olympus. These utterances seem prophetic. in riew of the action of the commission with regard to the Alumi- num Trust. Was the Federal Trade Com: _ packed to protect the Aluminum Trust. dominated b the Secretary of the Treasury and his fam: : as 7". a this the first fruit of the packing of the commission with reactionaries and partisans, to protect big busi- eaken ax medieval or modern, as Waking pess in ajl &s forms? The Department of Justice. the night before the ,contemptated attack by the New York World on the Aluminum Trust, issued a whitewashing statement. Stating that the report of the departmert, the accumulation of evidence in the files of tbh Commission, and no protest had been made mot Fret completed, would exonerate the Aluminum Compazr This report had been made up without reference to e Trade acaixnst the closing of those files to the depagtment. It should be borne in mind that Mr. Stone, the At- cufitr. has been displaced br Mr. Sargent. eho rushed inte print on am tocomplete record, whitewashing the trust What i i THE SAGA OF MICHAEL SLATTERY. When Michael Slattery of St. Louis died grand age of Sv he ieft behind @ comsiderabie estate Its value lies somewhere between $75 900 ard $ 7 AG al a : ’ = ~ ~~ ; True toa life filed with generous acts. Slattery pro- ‘vided im his will that a large sum, amous = *- is ss pearly $40,000 should go to charitr. There were bequests to various relatives, and the residue ‘ts lef ‘to the niece with whom he lired. ' And who was Michael Slatterr*’ Michael Silatterr ’ was a nobody. He came to this country from Ire land at the age of 14 as a poor immigrant Dor Amer > 73 Fears be was still a nobody. By occupation he Was 4 stonecutter. a trade be entered when be land ed on these sbores. He was undouded!r stumecufter. but there is nothing to show ‘tat = vuodredcs of other stonecutters. a food be Was From bis meager earnings as 4 stonecutter. how ever. Michael Slattery bought citr ots, frst one ime to time. others. On these r= . 4 ; : » Ga os .7 - 21mseii He soid the houses for profit ana taen oul. others. There was one thing, however. which > ** >? _ guished Siattery s Teal @state Gea.is. me se ruwed a pennuy to finance them. His capital, sked out with tbe sweat of bis toil with chisel and Was tever outpaced br lis cperations. Michael Slattery was much the same kind trowe!. estate operator as be Was stomemason. Just as he iid net. sar. become a giorified stomemason or a sculptor. so be alwars remained A sma... at I a > ‘ nary real estate dealer. He never took a “rer in his ife. He never made a large profit. Neither ever suffer a large loss. You may say he +4 » ‘ae%e we had so ‘imagination, ao vision. Thats undoubtedly true Neither was Slattery a fool. He began life not onlr | without the help of friends or familr Dut aiso with out great personal gifts. But the lesson his life teaches ‘s that he took his commonplace g: fs and did enermousiy well with them. His tools. remem. ber, were not gcoiden sty'uses, but dun chisels. Hundreds of thousands of Michael! Slatter-a 4‘. every year in destitute circumstances, old, poor and = brokea. Silatterr topped S87 still the master of his fate and the captain of his soul. He lived frugally of course. He never owned an automobile. He never married—too bad he did act perpetuate his strong. flinty. determined breed. But as he trareled th long road, be stinted himself to be generous to odSera Here and eisewhere are bomes which were the ons of Michael Silatterr. This article will net appeal to roung men bo pat tern themselves after plungers and big operators. it bas nothing to add to ‘wentieth century ideas oo Sewers Take ee 7 ~ " Pye of ma- sonry and real estate operation. Slattery was hope lessly old-fashioned im this day when most men make | ™ ee = a —$— ther will mot be molested _ on = _ . 3 George Srivrester Viereck’s srndicated series of . = it appears that if makers of homemade wine cider or other mere!r ferme 4 at home and not make thei e* —— 2 - **a ™O # ; Except for the setting an®the somewhat int! + ‘3 ‘ . . mate c.impses of the familr life « might effect Cialogues is a rehash of Mr VY: sions quite as well bave interviewed bLimse)?. that is what he has done asc hallucinations amce between the United State ? nliae , so to speak, charmine Peorle ats could bare spoz- ‘= i bh . ; = bas been stale read- 7 1, atc George Sr! belieres ft. and «- Lan ne ’ " ° = = . -_ oe son in Coliseum Feb. 22. rived 4 Mi eee ot ” “" the a2 *{ Te League of Women Voters mean ¢ ia _ : ~. } ; efit sponsor “Child We'tare After- , — — Lawre goon” =Mond@y, } SS. st the! aes ? *» " - > f wemans Nationa! Exp-sition t2 Mass he Col-seum with Mies "ace A*- Mrs. V ait aie - “ - 4 are Pe: sale trip al Burea _—= as the will re hief ¢ Ke? J . | Ww Mra. J] “? er are of @bi Mr. | " lon of ° are ler talk » ° beens: fi : = | repaid - ¥ o . sorts & “fea a ¢@i- ated M « * . Spe : iG wellare \layte ecrane r €1 pos . 3 1.ng ~ . 8 hag Levis by toe Government bureaus] Jem ep (tnal & — as . wii we - - es Re z ° ‘ . e a 7 i 5 to be | Laz the Wednesday Clab and flaw am : ‘ C - : oo re men’. . snaer --a.% Stan- | men ™ , e F al Home pal E ea -aASAINStON. eget a 54 oetrairons of fo.>4. M- T? - . ° a. & -~ Cc" ab . co-oOperT- ter oe d “irate fT women the prop- Garnes ° r s r tie me Gay : peopie hare Seen cro " gerne: i Wits tae ex) sif?hOoOn meovre- Pie said Mrs. Leuis J. Brooks. . ae . Leng et rn airma -sterda 2 4 e movement sought te Louw ec women away f heme, Sebut or ~ontrary the expesttien ~ e . movement seens to co every amg = to kecp women More contented : a ore life and tO mak* it perpetuation and proper rearing of La children take the important place ‘ained tm the echeme of thihgs they should Wr. for women North —.. & Loule Chiléren's Hos- at as pital = s-ow women the sun@hine night ee “7 r@ - _— P 3 ren a2 = ©) 2a a Shick tes for diphtheria. T he Groke Abatement League -.will os . a ° > — > food Europe with counterfeit francs. Thar's wha: We ca! — eos picking on a cripple AT THE END OF HIS ROPE. i : ‘ wh exposition hae or sale 188 . ‘ 2¢vanee tickets at hesdquar- aut ‘ere ‘he Town (ub Bullidieag at Jane he rate of three fer $1. The reg- M: Jar price after Feb. 9 will be 59 I cen's each. Any orgarization ban- afte mer?’ “T? Saint Pa - . ~ ~ - a journglist.” Pope - we 7 + . : — souotiu: if this is literally true, but unmquesticnabir PANETELA. ¢ would be true in spirit ~ = AL @.,8. 2 ° a a Qr° ng 1 ae +s 27-4 ¥} Ret-ogees Ok. Apost => to . “2 a> * .. a a _—-« . * = = a io o 7 . @ good sourmalist can be cleanec ° S$ a S.urt . 4 Ss. wee ’ » bot’ . z ®24re "om hb 2« rrr - — on - - OOD as mie Was Sold and independen:. Confronted br geome _ - ~- oe os s — * TiBc a ss - -_ - — é —— > 7 wSom be deen aise brethren.” he tells us bis at ould no lenger . _ *. = ie oe ™~ . 4 ° - ae as ws .o WwW Sth) Te ra 3 "ace > e =n >. "9 s s afr act = = — - -_ — ied = ,\nYryva tica. 2 2 : m bou me Bac a world riew : ssa — ™ oe ~ * : ~ @ on e B wa e: a o aS =2@ *4 ers >/ _U2ristian °? ~~? & = *' ™e ae Bas - _ ee —~ ~*~ = re AUZot “2ar There S neither Je® sor (reek f tbe sage ere is neither bond nor free: for @! are one iz Rallies for -_— ° ° - ets *" = . 4 a *. ih - 4 ._”* . «& 2 > . - —-_— ~~: . 3 = WN ae tm probhab ° ~ e pe | (22 Wa@latians Ve oheerre jars. a> > Aly ge as > ca’ 3G *s ‘as? MOntis. aNd times. and rears He bad a faculty f —e > - . _— - - » e >= _ « * SIlaas @PigTams. as 4 te .earen leavremeth the ~~ ae oe o ; = eo oe * - wo 3 ain Dp rod "Tea? > qz eheert g Ter ~ on a ae Bas 4..05, = s cS s /~2ce > = zTarT 2°a2.3. Wsaere is thar sting” rT ' . ' - . = —, eo a srare =z *er"a s **— _ i a ». «a= ~_. ~ - > —= | ree? ) us races 2 Eis power of , . ° ' Despairing prospec: > expression {mn oratory. as reperted iz —- a o' x *ha -- ’ ‘ tse. . ~ en ‘ ~ > -* aoe . ~——_—— ar . rs = ee | ? > _ a oman citizen, that pagam momarch was forced to er. HOF to weiter - > oa ‘-_ a i> “hate rs a A.most thou persuadest me tc be 4 Chri mye gen. . 2 Br? > Fe i sees [as = hb: 4 ho @ Pe oa — And bis great address to the Athenians on The Diack day coming ate . > ~~ . - ~ ~ Sy =. + —_ a - 4 . -. > . Mars’ Hill, ‘S @ Mode. for breadth of riew and spin When its own bead - - a = " 4 = . Ty a ™ . aa. iRSigat. con Binning that of®~quoted Sstatemer? rts the “ecr: . » -¢# -_- 7 a > = : ae a ae 9.00¢C are mace 4. sations to dweil C2 So i+ base been ~ 7 eel” ~- ‘sa ~ = a+ + L adon Tac > the seh -@ «8 «th _ @ «at . ~~ @ *sea 24 -~* -- oe aut. ” a hd A -. Ot a A post oc — ~ ~ - ao Ses ~* ~ * _ . . got most of his facts regarding Pau!. includin the Ss at? - * -_ > ’ a o~ ~ ee ..et Sport OL 2is Sliperecs = * ea - = behena a . “t pact . -.9 rTeacucea ce" ®T' 3 °"?P .-* oe e+ Dd - _ ~ a —~ _* - — © — . apt: 20M Frau.s OWR Mourn. So thar ve 4.Fars maxes ed s ~ - ~ - . oe , - - -_— --—e, SS ee wer | ie § .~c2 Set > se Fas a good ress COPrTresnocn . 4 eet J ‘ a, =2. = = “= en- ‘ 2 -— =~ 38 4. aS we. a8 a2 anle expounder of the greatest erer: on : es - - o> 4 ate - 3 2 —— 4 °-"7== 5 -are ~y¥ a] the i i ~ - ~- cd pape gy oe --. = C2 .t.cse . oe , - - aes rid re 4 spe... eee fae (one ‘2 a. Ware — teense > bas ~* 6441 S ABISON a- Beam «he T an svi le - he 1 Te a re et — ~~ Ee ee ee Whence bad core The wide diffusion : é . Of intelligence Today? Nor tgs ft At all surprising. Since reacticn For no good reascr Both for truth and errer Dbieed. Aso0W'Ing sot One from the otber. Or in which wag -_ = We precesd. eal Wrotten for the Post-Dtspateh Br CLARE MeADANS Sir. Apropos the foibles of Jefferson = reur Just a Minute columns ° ve . Py as TD r="s ‘ OD Poste great Thomas was round some of the manr who ée erat - os e is of ister- ce thSt our accused br tim set of y Silching the language as weil 2 ase the thought of cthers. even when Se a Grafted the Declaration of Independence. Wher. afer bis death. his library at Mens- tice.lo was examined, it was found to cen- tain several volumes of a French transisa- tier of some of the works Wo *—a leader in German 7 es *or several decades prior ~~ - — + . " «- ~~ * t ee ™ an Be! ) Boe 2e€T' ei of Christian logephic cir- ‘o the adrent exe of which Tas discorered a marked passage procilaim- re Stee le ing that politic doectrme which 7 ~ > _- -_ . basic *enet of the Declaration on em ** (orms a ef inde- =endence—‘that the individual aside from and antericr@s his social and government- al aff ‘iations, ts endowed with an “inber- ent and tnalienable right to life, liberty and tle pursuit ef happiness.” Jefferson needed not to seek the expres- sicn of this epochal cerriction ts the writ- ngs of q German pundit whose private iiberalism of thought was strangely tmcos- simternt with the fact that he was a protege ef that strenucus upboider of the divize right of kings to deo as ther please, Fred- erick the Great cf Prussia. te could bare found it. and quite probably did se, tn as American-wWritten and Amertcan-pubiished beek, “The Vindication of the Governmest of the New Engiand Churches.” susiy liberal ho has >een great Americas : contemporary of ers, faiher and son, and —aa 4 et ~ & a > i- ~ + ~~ + . ren Va ae be 2.cCOon > .. _- *?. La. ° -— » @tvine institution and t~ fe on 5 Suspect ae bs @o @_.*TS30n @iarizeca wa tiosses memexr nich must hBave been bis when be com- un img te cultivate humacity. promote gooe of every hus estate and “®a2s°Ta> @ onsciouslr pis- exa *AU0R poged the draft of the Declaration of In- €ependence” He descended. is true, °o some decidedly discreditable performances tz later iife, when. for instance. be encour- aged if he did sot actualy instigate the calumnious attacks of Freneau and Cal en- Ger om the political and private motives of Washirgton. er when sou and embit- tered Dy the persistert aspersions of his relentiess political opponents, he complied. far pestltumous publication, bis scandaleus eGllection of “Aza”. but it is inconrce!tvabile tha: in his early and unspoiled days ef whoie-hbearted patrictizm, be would Sare stoopec to the deliberate appropriation of the thought or language 6¢ others. No ope pretends that the political philescphy ef Jeffersen was abdsclutely de Bore with him, Dut it w@ ts bis imperishable renown that be succeeded tn reduciug to prag- matic application the mer*ly ecademic «x- pressions cf ethers who bad preceded him tn the declaration of these almost sacrs- ganct rights of the individual with which se govreramest may jugtifiadD!y icter’rrs. -_— - . -— eet, Ml cette et LW. & ‘ling tickets will recvriee 1° per vigift a ‘rom c@Tliections of ticket -e The MIRRO PUBLIC OPINK | HEN I was elected ts C ; the Ninth District o? my Sored under an altogether cs of what constitutes representative i ment. I supposed that the | district. not having the time or tim | know'edge to deal direct!y with / questions that might arise @urimg & sion of the Nationa! Legislature, me to do some political thinkiag Having the oppertunfty of @ebates and consulting with my I could make decisions In regard : of which my constituents were | Anim 7 2 2 x and Mi Te é pie Bailer were elected vice presti- denta and Mre. Adeline Palmier 7 ee 4 on -- BLOOMINGTON, Il.. Jan. §— pe Three paintings by Sidney Smith ™ cartoonist, were sold at auction ) when the club to which ke Ube ..5 ienged during his residence here. — dist anded Smith later was farmous French writer. persons in 1290 maznufacturiag . . ‘2 his sixtieth birthday +6 « ' 49.000 ~mercatrile establishment The Czech ‘atosa: five rears ago the annual tc =: - 2 : : (hue perfermed 42 gra- we ‘than $4000 900 -oday it exceeds GIR * coutcre im preducing At ss | oan The rate of growth is = \ Play of Loewe anGi, 1. ‘ ‘2. eve ef tne eren". -maay y were made to have ,most without precedent in ‘tory. There are now 584 bre | tions. but that ‘is only a sail ‘he number of applicants fer t . use the air. Those whe thought | that the first crude apparatus } eae time emerging ‘trom the |Status to the daily usage of the have revised their estimate iz The Ehime Rollands fame quam. | AL > covels, egsace and drattias _ a ; x'y translated inte every Ww = a Ea en eee sale of 3.590.006 radio sets and ‘tubes t2 132 | — held = a a a. — oe Z 1A Jan. &.— Pery ere ile vas dora ~ ~~, LA i

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_ _ ————— =O ee The MIRROR of | PUBLIC OPINION This column ig designed fo reproduce without bias the latest comment by the leading publicists, newspapers and periodt cals on the questions of the day. REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT. Ae Congressman in the Atlantic Monthly for January. HEN I was elected to Congress from ms e T la- the Ninth District of my State bored under an altogether erroneous notion of what constitutes representative govern- | ment. I supposed that the people of my> district, not having the time or the special knowledge to deal directly with the specific : questions that might arise during the ses- sion of the National Legislature, had asked © me to do some political thinking for them. Having the opportunity of listening to the debates and consulting with my colleagues, © I could make decisions in regard to matters of whigh my constituents were ignorant. | now ees that this was a great mistake. The alarming increase of literacy, cheap Pp and the radio have undermined the © 1d foundations of representative government — My constituents know more about what is going on in Washington than I do and they | lose nd time in telling me so. While I am | a chore boy, they are making UP rime. They tell me how to vote — on a bill which I have not had time to con- | ‘# no longer letsure to read my” letters. I weigh them. You would not bée- © lieve how many pounds of peremptory ad-_ vice I receive every day. As for telegrams, | they are as the sands of the seashore, and | they have a curious way of confirming on® | another. Hundreds of my constituents will © sider. I hav rush simultaneously to the offices of the telegraph company and express themselves vehemently in exactly the same language. THE RADIO INDUSTRY. From the Philadelphia Ledger. ITE growth of the radio industry is set forth in figures assembled by Herbert "4 Frost of Chicago, president of the Radio Manufacturers’ Association. He finds that the business today employs about 300,009 persons in 1200 manufacturing plants and 40,000 mercantile establishments. Whereas five years ago the annual turnover was 1es5 than $6.000,000, today it exceeds &500.909.- 000. The rate of growth is, said to be al- most without precedent in American bis tory, Thero are now 584 broadcasting sta- tions, but ‘that {s only a small fraction of | the number of applicants for the right te use the alr. Those who thought in 1920 that the first crude apparatus would be ® long time emerging from the laboratory Status to the duily usage of the nousehvid have revised their estimate in view of (he sale of 3,000,000 radio sets and 20,000,000 F tubes tn 1924. WALL STREET IN SMOCKS. From the Brooklyn Citizen. WALL STREET firm which delights 8 inaugurating innovations has dressed office force in smocks. The uniform # light blue, with a rolling collar and ope® neck, and it is said that the girl clerks 1 , this attire look “real cute.” It is hin : that the idea will spread through the — : clal district. It is to be hoped that it not. Uniforms may be admired. !5 Eu- rope, but here they should be dis unless they mean something lke the army. navy and police uniforms. America individuality, and individualily encouraged in dress as well @s Bw Lhinga. ne in i i = DYEING TO DISCUSS. NALFARE OF CHUDREN on ag to keep women more cont for women. Smoke Abatement League will show the effect of smoke upon ‘fers in the Town Club Building a’ the rate of three for $1. The reg- Mrs. Alice Acheson Sproule of cen's (dat il Dr. Alexander de Menil Again ouil Animals.’ There were 68 members at the meeting. Py the Associate’ Press. Paibiings o trol scraps ot wood. Will celehrata hie sixtieth birthday Theate: s thus performed a gra- this j lay HT 8% quickly translated into every | WASHINGTON, Jan. “Sua: annual judiciary reception was ite “rgel, 63 years old, former city | Weasurer and president of the San}- lary District, publisher and author, | “ty Unexpe ctedly at his home here | -"@rday from influenza. lie had beer, CO | lithing . Was city ty, ouragea® i. Me 7 Mavor We of « joves ‘ should ¥® ; othe’ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1926. Social Activities PLAYWRIGHTS FORM UNION ———— of St. Louisans on sea voyages will begin late this month and Miss Grace Abbott, U. S. Bu- will continue until the spring sea- \son. Mr. and Mra. Arthur W. eau Head, to Speak at Ses- 'Lambert of Arcadia, Mo., have ar- | rived in St. Louls, to remain here until the early February salling of the Rotterdam on her Mediterra- sion in Coliseum Feb. 22. The League Be Taken Direct to the Pantheon. Three paintings by Sidney Smith, | By the Associated Press. cartoonist, were sold at auction when the club. to which he be- taken to the Pantheon immediately longed during his residence here, | sfter the arrival of the funeral disbanded Smith later was di- train from Bordighera, monday Yerted from the field of oil and Water colors by the demand f0Fr/]y announced plan calling for a his cartoons. The pictures were | serv@e at the Royal church of San- painted when Smith was 21 years ta Maria Degli Angeli. Old and the club voted him $75 for | The train, with the body escorted ROME, Jan. 8.—The body of ‘Queen Mother Margherita will be orning, centrary to the previous- } His services / by members of the family and two He worked in the basement of a Cabinet Ministers, will leave Bor- | Shoc store to make frames for the/ dighera early Sunday and wil] stop for one minutd at each of the prin- cipal stations. It will be met here by the King and all] the notables in Romain Rolland'’s New Play. Correspondence ef the l’ost-Dispatch. Rome, who will follow the hearse PRAGUE Jan. 1.—Romain Rol- | through the streets to the Panthe- /on. The funeral service will be conducted by Monsignor Beccaria, the court chaplain. Former Pension Fixaminer Dies. the famous French writer, Czech National Ces ‘oducing his the Associated Presa is festure in jprocucing “| WATERVILLE, Me., Jan. 8.—G \ b’lay ot Ly e And : A — Mi rrvifie , cs vears old for .) , : i - ‘ent. , . nm the eve of the event. | many years principal examiner of tly were made “o have) +h, United States pension office at “Danton” produced Washington, died yesterday at the > ? ~ v¢ officially in Paris, but apparently | home of his daughter in Casenovia, the French have not yet forgotten | ~ y. He was appointed to a clerk- ? > . , ¢ ~4 i y Committee. Tables will be ar- New Yorke Panna; Caracas, the city of eternal June, etc. for members attending the) New York, Jan. 7, Finland, San All trips included in the Rate—$375 up arone. Francisco. S Colombo, Jan. 7, President Van “ents. i ——, a? . " 7 . William McQa: ' r .44 Buren, New York. Shanghalt, Jan. atn, New York. a — KT ———— Action Follows Alleged Attempt pf. - NEW YORK, Jan. &.—Leading American dramatists have descend- ed on’, Broadway with an organi- zation similar to the Actors’ Equity. rYesterday 131 authors formed an!recently closed as Caesar's Cafe. | |association of dramatists based ON | tooK place today from his home. 'closed shop lines to combat what |they term an attempt of motion) was 52 years old, died Wednesday | |picture producers to Pa baad the at the Jewish Hospital, following a | {. report unanimously adopted lealle for a boycott of any manager ‘waiter at Bevo Mill. For Fe Ven who deals with a dramatist outside | vears he was assistant head Waiter tO at Melsheimer’s cafe, which grave enter into an agreement with it. 4 Aniong the signers of the report/| several years he was in charge of were some foreign writers with | the Delmar Garden cafe. Neigh- Los in- } Angeles Steamship Co a 538 Marquette Bidg., « hicago ‘ TRAVEL AND RESORTS. | a cluding Noe! Coward, Michael Ar-/! |} ‘OMraittes to draw up a standard ‘ | form of ca@mtract was named, con- sistine of Rachel Crothers, John 4| Emerson, James Torbes, George Kaufman, George Kelly. Geor Middleton, Channing Pollock, Otto in & | Willlam Fox had offered to-finance for) 7, President Wiil-- Piymouth, Jan. 8, Nieuw Amster- Kobe, Jan. 8, Belegenland,. New 9 York | ———— _ ——_ FUNERAL OF ISAAC ABRAM, cr Helped Them Present Din- widow, a son and a brother. ners ‘in Waldorf-Astoria Style.” _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' _ | bors remembered him for helping a ae. \them to present some of their din. | T0 PROTECT MOVIE RIGHTS | HEAD WAITER AT TONY FAUST’S ners at home, one of them said asta ; today, “in Waldorf-Astoria style.” | Neighbors Recall That Cafe Work. | Mr. Abram is survived by his 47th Year The funeral of Isaac Abram. he : a ee) re water at Tony Faust's fo: vears | —-*— sviooes RESORTS. ' ‘and once owner of the place which | 3027 Utah street. Mr. Abram. who. Via the Southern Route stroke of paralysis. | l‘or five years he had been head | °2.78 5. ‘up to prohibition in 1924, and for Write for Tour Bookle “Legends oftews= & S On the newest and fastest ship ever locruise to the Antilles and the Spanish Main S.S. “Columbus” Her sumptuous staterooms, spacious lounges, broad decks, insure the greatest degree of cruising comfort in your voyage to the romantic West Indies. Sailing January 30 and February 25 to Panama, Porto Rico, Venezuela, Cuba, J amaica,theVirgin Islands,etc. A wide variety of excursions by automobile, special train, and launch to the Pitch Lake in Trinidad; Port Antonio and Inland Jamaica; The Pirate City of | > Write or call for our West Indies Booblet “a Raymond & Whittomb Co. ww » 72. Jackson Bivd., Chicago Rudolph Travel Bureau, General Agents Boatmen’s Bank Bidg., St. Louis —— and all local steamship agents. WAIT Jrom LOG ANGELES ALL EXPENSE ToURs Ver 3 Weeks Round trip KIESELHORST 47th Yeor “Where Music Is Sweetest” Expressive as Handplaying ‘Is the Playing of (GULBRANSEN Registering Piano you do not touch the keys. But you do play it. The Gulbransen registers your touch, your tempo, your feeling for music. The music glows with life and color just as surely as if a skilled pianist were playing by hand. Come in and try the Gulbransen. See how easily you can play it. Hear for yoursel& how marvelously expres- Sive it is. Gulbransens are nationally known, nationally $ 50. priced. You can own one for as little as.... Terms *3.00 Weekly ' Other Gulbransens Nationally Priced - _ $530, $615, $700 * wi ESELHORS. 1007 OLIVE STREET Sen te 355 Mr. and Mrs. Abram B. lansing ee Nl a —_ 5 Og OR at alt gail i. ts a ne ee ~ a as OO et tls aati i ati at — ~ i = me - eee —> Savings Aplenty a . ; | + —f > f Pag ; PY ) . a . i i \ GB ces | P . ss - it | i : } t i j | : ? : ? £ Unusual Sale of Chiffon Hose | Reduced to $450 C with tis clear chiffons — with lisle tops. Splendid ims Ae eee oe Ae Womens Specialty Shop . | St. Louis’ Largest Saturday—The Last Day of Our REAT JANUARY SALES 1 Features Many Extreme Values for Misses! EXTRA. SPECIAL! ia 2 for] Coat xd Dress Sale 25 and $30 Coats and Dresses—One > Of BOE I i ks | WONDERFUL selection of smart Coats and Frocks A (including a special purchase of Spring Dresses) of- fered in a popular combination sale—one of each—two for $25! Or you may select two of the Dresses or two of the Coats at $25. Bring a friend for the other if you want but one. / Petites and Misses’ Sizes Second Floor—Broadway Side. 50%. | Off Many Prices a Arrivals! Springs Newest Hats wearing Hose with a pat- — ented foot pattern. All perfect, all full-fashioned and in a range of fifteen new shades in sizes from 8'4 to 30. Three pairs are $4.25 and the limit is three pairs to a customer. Main Floor—Sirth Sf. $45 lo S7O Dresses oe eS 232 ATREME reductions on i= some of our ftner Dresses —creations of several prominent designers. New shades of silk, satin and beautiful cloths are featured. Misses’ Sizes Values lo $150 569 These Coats are from our regular stock. characteristic of Garland garments and are superbly fas trous fabric. The fur collars, cuffs, borders and bands are more costly than the present Sale price, in many cases. Close-Out Group—Fur Jacquettes | Values lo $I8D OO q S nery conceptions for. mi- LIMITED number of these popular gar- ments are offered for Saturday at a frac- tional price.. Included are Jacquettes of American broadtail, Scotch mole, antelope, caracul, squirre! and plucked sand weasel. Some contrast- ingly trimmed, some self trimmed. Fur Salen—Third Floor — Close-Out Group—$39 Coats $1925 They have all of the style touches hioned of rich, lus- Coat Salon—Third Floor. *10 OME of the smartest milli- lady’s Spring wardrobe will | have- their premiere here Satur-. | day. Rather wild, are some of | the new shades and the modes are just as clever, for example— “wild honey,” “gin,” “Florida gold,” rose petal and others. ; Special! New Fell Sport Hats eee _ $4.98 : > ---— > — + There are styles for every day- time and evening occasion. Al- ° 9 ° though some of the size ranges f r ra uation RENCHY, new soft felts are broken, in the group will be : IT S I esse some of the most popular found— . modes for a" ao , be BEAUTIFUL selection oO Th are | OTITERS ho are thrifty will . vey wear. ese r . = ; ' ‘ nd wis ‘ ‘hite G ette and crepe de chine $ 95 . Misses’ Sizes Meee . nee eee oe Li aie A Scone ay salah “eonectalis aun felt in chic, youthful for 2 Se waanakhn andi nae ~ ile eatsiets roung miss to wear at graduation ¢xer- small or large head sizes. Love Women's Sices | to $12 75. Slightly soiled from hand a da men a3. ko tal to $32 | bird greens, cherry reds, wood ‘ + | ‘ine. therefore offered at le prices— | tones, etc. Extra Sizes \ Dress Salon—Srecond Floor. U Sizes 10 to 16 Second Floor—Broadway. Fourth Floor. ° 4 :, es > os . and > hTioaasS=as REI ES SS Se = THOMAS W. GALLAND, Inc.—Broadw uy and Sixth, between Locust and St. Charles = S35 I ee ee ———e Oe eee eee ng I Ge . ag gl, —_ —— —_ e° ~ Sr — a ——_" = i ee ae ~ ee Oe Oe Oe A ag clr EE il iil siemens ne ee ee ee ee . ee ee

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‘ $ 1 —_— a a ~ a rs * Be er le we wee - ‘4 v f : ! L : : is : ' . P : Gi [> * ;. 7 3S i. 4 P*. Be he } — 4 -s 5 ud if +i . : ) Sy : ) 4 Ard » wei S Bei " -* 4 ST.LOUIS POST-BISPATCH | _— eee. —— FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY S§. 1926. ST - ——— neil = —— STORE Noe. = De Baliviere aed MePhersven CIGARS EXTRAORDINARY PRICE SLASHING SALE OF BOX GOODS These Prices Lowest Ever Known ! Henry the Fourth 10e size—25 Box $1.99 2235 size—25 Box 2.49 15¢ size—25 Box 2.99 Box 50. $3.95. $4.95. $5.95 Chancellor 10c sise—25 Box. $1.99 2.25 sise—25 Box 2.49 15e size—25 Box 2.39 Box 50, $3.95. $4.95, $5.95 Muriel l@ size—25 Box $1.9% 2.25 size—25 Box 2.49 15¢ size—25 Box 2.99 Box 50. $3.95. $495 $595 Dutch Masters 10c size—Box 25 $1.99 2.25 size—Box 25 2.49 Se size—Box 25 2.99 Box 50, $3.95. $495. $5.95 » El Roi-Tan 10 size—Box 25 $1.99 2-25 size—Box 25 2.49 lSc size—Box 25 2.39 Box BO, $3.95. $495. $5.95 Mercantile 10c size—Baox 25 $1 39 2-235 size—Box 25 2.49 15c size—Box 25 2.99 Box 50, $3.95 $495. $5.95 El Producto. Preferencia. Garcia Grande, Don Julian and other popular brands Same price as above SPECIAL NOTE 10c size—cui 3 far 25c 2-25 sise—cut. each 10¢ 15c size—cut 2 tor 25c BE Hauptman H. M.. Tungst Niles & Moser. Denby. Ha. vana Ribbon. Cinco cut to 6c Box $1.50 Mail Orders Add Postage Ee. SR OPTICAL SPECIAL Saturday Only READING GLASSES “feeiere Keung Spherical lLemere fer Neading or Lie. OO $1.00 BIFOCAL GLASSES eneine —Twe-' iston-~i.reund- te Arvetek Lenses. Per pair. $4.95 ll ter Bama “Pr reRs ten RE. WS MAC HINER) sce POsT.pie.* ~ PAT. NM WantT a and Ninth) streets. for soining dorntown offi bu ee the Title Guaran £. Ss enth and Chest streets. and r beAind it at Serenth and .. The owners of the build mgs propoesec to par the Govern.- menr S$. ®0 in@mddition to deeds -— @¢he 9 roe ors rhe propesal rae referred °C Secretary of the Treasur,r Me! ve jeclaring tha‘ etreet property was of much ~ t 4 , a LAT c rr ex "ee : is $ - r than $5 - - ~ . ad ‘ 7 . ~ ; ' > = . A Appropriation for Renovation of Pre-ent bevdera!l Building . - “ a ov ~ : ~ = > * “ * . ; ee 7 . . _ >. = ¥ Ex = > — - Ne f. _*~ m = ~ _ ~ Ss = — — — ' ° es m = - ~ i he : ‘ ee « REGENT HORTHY SAID TO BE IN MONARCHIST PLOT (entimneed frem Page o> wr i =~ - Oe . -« - - ~“~ . - t - > ~*~ . . = > _ ~ . = ~ ~ = ~~ ’ . . Pt thimdy Rawk Noles. buorge | ™ 4 eral Arres~t- Mad- ~ 7 ~ 2 > = 2 a * ~~ ee ee + es , Mack 1 Meubeval ¢ a~ile ~ . ~ ~~ = be —_ 7 . 7 ‘* ~ ‘5 = ~ = - = - . — > y — & > ~ — + ~ — + VW“ a A * —— - - ~ i: . MOTH ER _ ~~ ulGgrep ail Te everd umianons alway. hor ite er u Erever garecnom: on -ac package = Pieocians era’ (S 2 Pleasant tharmiess Sabstiture for Castor OW Pare. gor Teething Drops anv ~oothmg S; Tups specially orenared ewervwherr cecommend « oo THREE. Solid Oak a ‘Saint Louis’ Dependable ss | KITCHEN CHAIRS [eJ DN WE ©)N _ Mixing Bowls ER HOUSE FURNISHING ¢O Miia aes = * Wet watt Ritchen Care mate o 1120-22-24-26-28-30 t Ee tee a o = o o i made of heavy giass that ca. tit dame ane tn Olive Stree ‘ be used for mixing er whip- on ee a alt ee Ee eee. - | ae STOR’ — 3 ore great values at this low pric (Margntn Basement) Homemakers! Save Up to 50% Sree - ae that Odd Piece of Furniture for Your Home in this ae r No q , Jana ry | Or he CAT ARC is 8 *ERay You can profit handsomely by choosing in this Sale and your purchase here can be divided into‘ easy payments to suit ADDITIONAL THOUSANDS WHEN PERMITS WERI FOR WITHDRAWAL i, A Clearance w4 Odds and Ends for the Dining Reais : gy $42.000 Handed Over for Jus Clearance of Radio Cabinets Many Will Choose at Savings in This Sale of Walnut-Finish Dining Chairs § Cases Taken Out of Waret o . = _—w~ 7v vr ~y ow f zs + Values Up to $50, Priced SH) AND $75 CHINA CABINETS } Always in Cash, Usually j for Clearance at $7.50 Values, Priced for Clea at , r ~~ — aoe | iat 3 =. lar Bills—Remus’ Testi M ] ase peo-fone = -an Am erican wwainul Hugi: 3 tions With Daugherty’s E mo.dna Fer: Nc TiIntsMes are spNoinn. S - . > _~ * _ — = a Ad \d ‘ Sid ‘ nalY _ in Wall Ut rin- a rf corner the bonded whisky supply of the © ne decoratiens. You -, aa ish with seats of imitation Span- string of bogus wholesale drug co . e for Yr radio. storaz TTer >*) iv eae eS. ai cS EM : tained through fraud, bribery and forgery. P == “Hh iefat erin oie or nroewho eolor. one-seventh of the borded whisky im the sersixp with the cumming George Conners, t Valley Farm and three other great depots | 0c Cash—Balance mn Easy Payments LARGE WALNUT BUFFET $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments Deiwered for , A Cash Payment WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE of Only $1.00 $35.00 Vaiges, Priced Balance in Eas) for Clearance at Weekly or Monthiy * Payments LA |e y A Ul 7 ‘.. ae its scuadron of rum-runners., the pirates. and the corruptioz of Federal ag been described ! By Paul Y. Anders \ scaff Correspondent of the | ‘Cc rizht. 1926. oy the Pulitzer Pubiial SIXTH INsTALLME [Ls was never satisfied. Althouga sv @ constant stream of whisky os although the roads were Diack s liguor to a core ~ OE YY 4 YGF a Oh oo Gm 4 = i - fee . & - —* - : — ~ ~ -* ss ie — aad - - ~“ontent. but must de ever e777 : ~~ = > _~ -_- — -—~—- " le ~ : * o> -~ + ~~ — . - ~* es : : ‘ nD Anne Rnf ; s further East. One was in Batt » » > . ~~ * ~ 4% ? : > > . »- ~ = 4 . a. ‘ ; " - ~~ - - i + ch — ‘ ’ , . , =. =— & = ‘i 4% = ao. eg ~eare Fel ~ OT. ° = , " ~ -~+ * — & . - i —" s+ Ao » . - _*—- i «+ + see _— . eS oe > ~ oe - = > a on : i ide Ma ~- _~ ~ . -- — : : ’ ; ’ 4 £ e . ~ - - = - * . ee 44.4 LA | Asti bt ~ii UNKOF ~~ : = « . - . . * » . 7F a nar oir . ™ _ 7 - . 2 : _ om ™ "7? ‘ > 4 : ‘ - ~~ - . > sa - . —_" : a = - : 7 > " aT, TT? " . - - *. « cag * — ~~. — . j —_ said ~ 4 er rt Te? 4 Yr ry, ~ ~- ~~ 4 A om ’ = oT se ts ~ KOW-END BEDS ae es +39] ..e@rance af ° $45.00 Vai Priced Sé ris" — 24-2 “UNZORY JDD DRESSEROBES Solid Oak Two-Tone Mahogany DRESSERS CONSOLE PHONOGRAPHS $35.00 V aizes. Priced s+) a in Our Jangars + rel $22.50 V aizes, Priced in Our (ish Re _ieagrence ar — January Clearance at : | : : 95 ~> QO Large Dresferobdes In Wainut Omish a) oe) oy oD bp é { . . / oo : . | at the ( men = - 7+ & TS. Fy rT TO sn re - - ; ‘ | | Oak x = ny? =, 2+ fee: for * ‘no officia. pesitiog, the Attorser~rene frst pecessarr = mi? ” Tas ~ ° + - : . Pa" — — * . - ¢ * >» * ° “* -_ee eed _ = _— “7 - > = - — _ a ~ - ee $I Cash—Balance Month! net =: r your om - ~addiv $2 Cash—Becilance im Easy Payments . . Sip and suspicion reached and on Mary 36, 1923, Smith killed & as not until] 1924, howerer. waee QR + 4 = Py ~ f rye "eo © *- - — - - : : ; . . on tently, when the cemmit- ar - i * - rT . - > ase ~ = . Tt .cten (surbouse = Fas & " a = 22 timjunction tmsued by Ret ~ =e , a + ‘s time wae a prise POSS - = © Federal penitentiary at @ay att —_" °rr'lmg tie term te Ware on

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—_— = = -- a Set of § ing Bowls 69c Bows, Y ew ass that can mixing or whip- Values, at the for Only» ’ of 6 ‘(Bargain Rasement) this AF} for Clearance at 89 ; is in walnut fin- imitation Span- or brown color. alance in Easy Payments a ALNUT BUFFET ass we of drawer space and long, Balance in Easy Payments POSTER BEDS Priced »D A is pular poster style wood Beds in ¢win size and walnut finishes. .00 Values, ur January nee at ash—Balance in Easy Payments y RAPHS Feattire ID Phonographs, Sand a separate y Payments droom Suite | Delivered to Your Home for a Cash | Payment of Only >152 Balance in Easy " Weekly or Monthly Payments to Suit CUNIOR | — ——e——————L 28-30 OLIVE ST : e (ARKETS-SPORTS| ee — — . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ii, lA. —— or WAN = — ee ree REAL ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1996. PPART THREE. 5 » ADDITIONAL THOUSANDS PAID HEN PERMITS WERE GRANTED FOR WITHDRAWALS OF WHISKY $42,000 Handed Over for Just One Lot of 2000 ' Cases Taken Out of Warehouse—Payments Always in Cash, Usually in Thousand Dol- . lar Bills—Remus’ Testimony of Transac- 7 “> tions With Daugherty’s Friend. RECEDING installments have told how George Remus bought up distilleries, warehouses and whisky certificates in an ambition to corner the bonded whisky supply of the country; how he organized a string of bogus wholesale drug companies, and under permits ob- tained through fraud, bribery and forgery, withdrew and sold nearly one-seventh of the bonded whisky in the United States. The part- nership with the cunning George Conners, the establishment of Death Valley Farm and three other great depots near Cincinnati, each with its squadron of rum-runners, the sanguinary battles with whisky pirates, and the corruption of Federal agents and city policemen have been described. By Paul Y. Anderson, 4 Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. (Copyright, 1926, by the Pulitzer Publishing Co.—Post-Dispatich SIXTH INSTALLMENT. EMUS was never satisfied. Although his four great depots were fed by a constant stream of whisky from his numerous distil leries, although the roads were black with his trucks, ailthnougn runbers were carrying his liquor to a dozen states In the Middle West, he was not content. but must be ever expanding. Accordingly, he set ‘up depots further East One was 1n Buffalo. one in New York, and another in an Eastern city which he will not nahie. Whisky, osten siblr consigned under permits to his bogus drug companies in th 'East, was shipped to these depots, usually by rail. A few loads were mnt up by truck. He made an effort to establish a depot in Chicago, but it came to grief. He arranged with certain Chicago men to operate it, and Shipped them a load of whisky. The car was seized and confiscated by plaw officers The seizure mays but Remus be lieves that the men betrayed him, and arranged with the officers to nave been legitimate, *knock off’ the carload. That belief was deepened by the fact that they refused to pay him for it. Fake seizures, in which officials join criminals in a pirating coup, are well known in bootlegzerdom as a favorite device for get- ting a shipment without paying for it. The liquor is divided between the officials it and the bootleggers who ordered ‘+ who S¢€ 1Z* Smith Alliance. F of Beginning of the Jesse Remus thus far had managed to bribe his way past ai! Clas Barriers. But with his operations taking on national magnitude, he bethought himself of obtaining protection of a natiomal character. he thought was stimulated by his belief that there was an instrument ready to his In Mr Sent. and Harry,M. Daugherty of Washington Courthouse, O., ppointed Attorney-General in his Cabinet. When Daugherty came (to of the Justice. he was shortly hand. Harding had been inaugurated Presi. was \7. - | > . WarCc!]) id ear of 1! fashington as head Department of Ollowed by an individual named Jesse Smith, also of Washington Ourthouse. All that was known of Jesse Smith in Washington was at he was a “‘friend of the General'’'—Daugherty. Although he had no official position, he was given an office in Indeed, see Daugherty it was first necessary to see Jesse Smith. Every- e department next to the Attorney-General's private office. y.in the department knew that Smith had authority, although no- Ddody knew upon what right he derived it of Washington about Smith, noised about There was plenty cossip around he unofficial Attorney-General,” and it at persons wanting favors from Attorney-General Daugherty would In fact, the two men lived in the same apart- s00n became =O Well to see Smith. ent at Wardman Park Inn, the capital's most fashionable residence Otel. The gossip and suspicion reached a stage bordering on scan- dal, and on May 30, 1923, Smith killed himself in the apartment. lt Was not until 1924, however, when the Wheeler Senate Com- Mittee opened its investigation of Attorney-General Daugherty’s offi- Clal conduct, that Smith’s connection with him was publicly aired. occasion as to his was as por- that Jesse Smith irrelevant on iealings with (‘ertain timony ‘His First Meetings With the “Fixers.”’ follows. The first itness before that come tions are ornitted: Mikes Was Ly xie Stinson, Smith's Senator Wheeler: Mr. Remus, rorced = but iways friendly you knew Jesse Smith in his life- fe. She testified that Smith had time? When did vou first meet ha general ‘fixer’ at the De- him?” ent of Justice, collecting | Remus: In 1820 or 1921, in New sale graft from persons who York. My counsel, Mr. Flizah N bed to receive favors from the Zoline, introduced me to him. They-General. Many og these Senator Wheeler: What was the Ons, she said. ‘ ither were occasion of your meeting him? 'sed with violating Federal Remus: Well, from the viewpoint Mites, or desired te violate them of obtaining withdrawals for drug hassurance that they would not companies, so as to obtain liquor Prosecuted ' from the bonded warehouses and Subsequently, whan the conmit- distilleries that I owned, if you alfempted to examine Daugher- P/case. ~ 5 a int at his brother's bank, Senator Wheeler: You met him Washington C urthouse, it was at the Commodore Hotei’? fd by an injunction issued by Remus: Either at the Commo- lora) J idge dore or the Ansonia, but I won't be Ren us at this time was a pris- positive I was working night and *ratthe Federal penitentiary at'day at that Ume. lar ferving 1 term to which Senator Wheeler: When vou met fad been sentenced following;him you discussed this atter of ma a , Inder a Eetting withdrawal permits” OPena Om the coemmittee. he Remus: Yes, through the Cen- f leon to Wash-.tral Drug Ce., in New York, the O ‘ dat length be-|/Alps Drug Co., the S & P and a et Hie sworn tes-. number of others. . seems 7 —— hy S/* i) \ INTER NATIONAL PHOTO JESSE , SMITH Senator Wheeler When Zolins introdyuced Smith to vou Vas he present during our onversatior with Smith” Remus on!) ’ ittls 7, eon’ rsations., vou kno \ re ‘ ly etw 1 two pa S, and t ii party would ge efully with- draw Sena r WwW ‘ Yi 7 ¢ meeting vit] him at the Piaza Hotel in New York, didn’t you Remus I met him at the Plaza n New York, the Washington in Washington, the Claypool in In- dianapolis. the Deshler at ¢olum- bus, and other hotels in Ne York Ss Wheele: When you met him in New York what did he Sav to you with reference to ‘being alle to get these permits for you‘ Remus: He had heard of me as being a reasonably operator the viewpoint of oof large ' the whisky was pur- to Iro?ri industry. hat course 1 suant to that meeting: it was so understood. Senator Wheeler: That was the e we? Yes; Was Promised There reason h you’ 7 Found Ve abso P| a | Would Be No Convictions. Senator Wheeler you had } other reason for meeting Jess ‘ > ") eeITiicvi (orner Remus than to do wh v he could from tNe viewpoint of le- gal entailments ‘ e (Throughout this tes my ft reade} ll obse; numerous c¢x- aniples of Renius’ oddly s‘ ve high-flown forms of speech foregoing is perfectly characteris of it). Senator Wheeler: So vou wan’ ed hirm to hold vou harmless in tie event of prosecutions or anything of that kind. That’s correct, isn’t it” ———-_ Senate Investigators, Former U.S. | Atto f Laughter ——— LL te tt at at ———_ — —_——= - { \. (ow /\ Gave Smith More Than $25 0,000. a - Wh Le vas the firs jount : D hin l:emus I link it Was 60.000. senato WV ine ey Wave ou some anceled checks Remus Well, they are’either at my home or in son { rd s cluded and Secreled Spo Senator Wheele Do vou think You can proud f St e ‘hecks to corroborate your stateme! Remus: Senator, they were a'] tnade out to “‘Cash.’’ Senator Wheeler: How mach did you pay Jesse Smith in the ag- fsregate’ Remus: and $300,000. | Oh, be Th 250.000 my best tween at is |judgment at this time. | Senator Wheeler: And that jmoncy was paid to Jesse Smith for protection? Remus: Yes: and he was to do what he could to make connections as far as these withdrawal permits | vere concerned. And these per- mits were to be used at the varions Sa ry ¢¢ ‘ pany, i baking co institutions that I owned at that time. Counsel fo Daughert Did t'these payments to him include get- ting the permits for vou”? Remus oO no. That was sep- arate and apart therefron Senator Brookhart: I am inter- ested to know about’ that temus: [| will explain it. In- jer the Volstead act. In order to obtain withdrawals it was neces- have a wholesale drug com- a wholesale liquor company. a drug manufacturing company, or rT*4 bil r=’ mpany, prohibition that had a per- a lrector ‘would issue these permits. and the | distillery pay ‘ase or the go-between would all the way from $15 to $21 a for then We considered that “‘overage’ expense. | Extra Payments For Whisky Permits. Senator ‘ — Smith get Remus: anv ; Yes, he got between Brookhart of t) Did Jesse i J lAL $1.50 and $2.50 a casc for himeelf, depending on the number of per--; mits a person could use. Senator Wheeler: Were pay- ments of that kind incladed tn the Remus Yes: that is, in addition to the other alignments that a per- son had. Senator Wiheeler: You mean in' addition to getting the permits? Remus: Yes. Senator Wheeler: What was told to you about Jesse Smith's con nections ”? Did vou know that re was close to Mr. Daugherty. or did you know that he was close to anybody else? What was told you. about +4 Remus: Wel having practiced ‘riminal law, I knew these matters. That was a matter of public knowledge, I thought. Senator Wheeler What waa Aa matter of public knowledge - his connection with Mr. Daugherty® Remus Well, he was pretty ‘lose to the Attorney-General. Senator Wheeler: What did he Sav about these permits” Remus: Well, he said that for a consideration he would ovtain per- mits if I would pay him so much per case. And I agreed to give him much a case for his efforts in the premises Senator Wheeler What did e sav With reference to vou being ir dicted or prosecuted these mat-'! ers ? lier c hat there wm "id never > i Aa ’ s sf itl conviction maybe a pros- be any but no ultimate conviction ecuuon £250,000 or $300,000 that you paid him Remus: Oh, was in addition. Senator Brookhart: no, Senator: that — Then the $250,000 or $300,000 was paid di- rectly for protection cution. was it’ Remus: tor |] SS, did a with ~ hte! -| There ia »* There ‘or Nlioses _?* p | per ~~. : Ves. erookha was t from prosc- who rt And 0 be divided hat seandalized) hetween him givision, S¢en- ™ . 5. ever Did | Vu about the division of case ; \ — —_—— — -_-- —— — ae eee rney-Genera ‘ - ' ‘ FORMER 77 ATTORNEY GENERAL HARRY M. DAUGHERTY, PHOTO Remus: terested in. senator that $2.50 a « Remus Know No: \loses: he got Tha ase that How from t Was = ‘Sa l was 7T) aie not do $1.59 in- you to addition to the $19 to $21 a case that 1 was the permits. paying for Senator first perm i.s t es s . the hiemus: Brookhart: ‘ase which hrough him. Tel! us about It Pe was, I Central Drug Co. of New York 41 think. ——— eet — SMITH W. BROOKHART wee eietaMe ee — SENATOR ——_ - —_— either $41,000 or $42,000 for this. | Senator Brookhart: Then you paid this $2.50 a case in addition ~ Remus: It may have been $2 or $2.50. We didn’t figure it very closely, because there were SO many withdrawals to come throug! Senator Prookhart That would, Let us take you got >) f if 1d } $4000 Remus: Senator I © saline $50,900 Remue: subsequen Senator did you or tlie for get Yes Brookhart: | mi] NO; $5009 paid protection 4 that more then? And at the him this first was deducted thereto. HBrookhart: that how What Well, permit” ‘prohibition officer issued it? the permit was on the Tleisch- mann Distillery of Cincinnati. I did not own the Fleischmann at that time; I bought it subsequent thereto. Senator Brookhart. I see. Were you contemplating buying it at that time? Remus: I knew these permits were avall- Yes: I had it tn mind. | able, and by being owner of the in- stitution I whisky the owner. could with greater these permits, than if I were not) $42,000 Additional for 2000 Cases. Senator Brookhart: Was it at the) first Jesse occurred”? Remue: Sm i should say wil! ' permits are records meeting ch that At about But be in New ar that withdraw ease, the | having ; ' ’ York with | this transactio. | ‘ time, 1 the Fleischmann me out. illed at the institution, | Those | and remain there until the last bar- rel has senator you meet ence to Remus: Mel s nator Remus: collected s There mistaken. Brookhart am not Senator a case Remus: left in that transaction? it Broo Ne a8 well. Khart: York Whom did | wiite refer- A person by the name of Lif e Tes: were ille Sternfeldt Brockhart: , nection did he have with it’ was money for £000 cased, the I think TVs ne per- I What con- who +e paid | > Remus: sued hy at that Mr. _ prohibition time. ithat particular permit. Melville Sternfeldt got It was is- He was the Hart. director in New York Senator Brookhart: You had not met Mr. Remus: gentieman. Senator Wheeler: tnan who was afterward indicted” Indicted hKemus: Payments Made in Thousand Dollar Bills. Senator Wheeler: Hiart then: I don’t know the No, » He was the —yes. een And acquitted? | Remus: On the same charge that I waa tried on. 1 have been charged with the fraudulent issuance of these permits, and I stand convict- Mr. ed. Hart and Mr. McConnell of Pennsylvania are acquitted. They issued that is these my their offices properly verified respective permits— understanding—-out of The permits were and confirmed, either by telegraph or through the mails. as being i!asued out of their offices. Snator Wheeier: bona fide permits, as 1"? course” Remus: Well, But they were I understand | Remus: They were: yes. Senator Wheeler: ‘seved for a fraudulent purpose, o: But they were a it is a discretion-| BURT business? were issued out of the respective him $50,000. ttempt to Buy Nation - Wide Protection by Paying _ Over $250,000 to Friend of U. S. Attorney General ——— - ~_— a es EE re ree | and Influential Friend -—- — = — _—- --. —_ - oe A te oy ee ae NATOR N K- WHEELER —— em = oe Sm * ee eee eee ee + ary matter. It is discretionary un-/! der the Volstead act whether the. Federa] prohibition director will’ issue withdrawal permits. If in. his sound ‘discretion he sees fit to issue them, he has that right. Senator Wheeler: Backed up by some money”? : Resthus: Well, that anothers matter. | Senator Wheeler: In other words, | it takes something to move the discretion of some of these men? | Remus: Apparently so. ' Senator Brookhart: How was! this money paid, Mr. Remus. Remus: In cash, ‘always. | Senator Brookhart: What is size bills? temus: Sometimes In thousand- dollar bille, sometimes in 600a, 1008 or Often I would send to the Federal Reserve Bank in Cine- cinnati and get thousand-dollar bills through the bank. | 9 « UB. Thinks Prohibition | Men Destroyed Records. Senator Brookhart:- Do you re- member what size bills this first payment of $50,000 was made in” Zemus: My recollection is $1000 bills. Senator Brookhart: make another large him at one time? Remus: Twenty, thirty (thou- | sand ) - various denominations | along that line. ' Senator Brookhart: But fifty | (thousand) is the largest-you paid him at one time? Remus:-Yes, Senator; absolutely, one time. : | Senator Wheeler: About what | was the date that you made this first payment? Remus: June, 1921. Senator Brookhart: Now, you were protected for a time in this You were not molested for quite a while? Itemus: Well, these permits were legal permits. After the hisky | was @eilvered to somebody, these | directors would possibly destroy | their records. They would have no | record of the issuance of these per- | mits. So the person who would have these permits in his possession it would apparently be a fraud or a forgery. when in fact they Did you payment to ' at July or August, of | offices. ~ Senator Brookhart: So you went ahead and took the liquor out of the distilleries and warehouses? Lemus: mits. Senator Brookhart: How long did you continue to do that before you were molested? Remus: Oh, about a year and a’ half, Senator—#something Mke that. | Senator Wheeler: Now the first time you met Jesse Smith you pald When was the next time you met him? . Remus: I can’t answer that de4- Pureuant to those per- . Se ~ —— a en ee ee - —— 4 CLINE D/NST PHOTO > a ee ee oe - foe es Senator, if you please. It Wags at the time of the dismissat of the anthracite coal cases before Judge Anderson. I met Mr. Smith at the time the General was there. Senator Wheeler: That was when the Attorney-General dismissed the authracite cases at Indianapolis” Remus: To the best of my rec- ollection. There was a dismissal or a continuance, and a good deal of public comment about it at the’ time. [ was busy with whisky, and didn’t pay much attention to il. It was largely an individual mgtter, Senator, this whisky busf- | ness. . Senator Wheeler: How much did you pay Jesse Smith at the Ine dianapolis meeting? Remus: I can't answer that with- out referring to the withdrawale at the bank. Pardon me, Senator, but every one of. those vases brought from $75 to $90 a case. We handled large sums. So, of course, these payments may secem large to you, but to the whisky world were not so large. Senator Wheeler: Two handred and fifty thousand cases at $90 a case? Remus: Oh, more than that, Senator. We handled much more than that. Senator Wheeler: Do you know how much you pald Smith at In- dianapolis” Remus: Oh, possibly about $30,. 000, or some such sum. Senator Wheeler: Who was with him at the hotel? Remus: No one, but I subse- quently saw him at’the Unies Station. Senator Wheeler: Who was with him at the etation? Remus: The General. Smith Always Got Cash From Remus. | Senatér Wheeler® Attorney-Gea- eral Daugherty? Remus: Yes, sir. Senator Wheeler: And who else? Remus: Smith, and, I think. Col. Goff. But I didn't talk to them. { only talked to Jesse Smith. Senator Wheeler: You were not introduced to the other men? Remus: No; I never met the Gen- eral in my life. Senator Wheeler: Jesse Smith walked away from them and came over and talked to you? Remus: Yes. Senator Wheeler: Where did reu pay the money to him? Remus: At the hotel. Senator Wheeler: Let me ask you this question, Ie it not a facet that you drew out of your account, in cash checks, $270,900 which was paid to Jease Sinith during your ac- quaintance with him from the time you met him in New York until- your trial in May. 19227 Remus: I can’t answer ¢heé question categoricalir. I would have to refer to my checks nitely. 1 met him, however, at, | the Claypool Hotel in Indjianapo-| Senator Breokhart: Can you lis. identify the checks you paki Jcase Senator Wheeler: What was the Smith? + Did you keep them sepa- date? | rate? | Remus: I will fix it this way. | Continued on Next Pog “ - ; — -

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> - eo «~. . -* FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY §&, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-OISPATCH _ —_=— 25 wi cctreansianit ——— = = — Ww TRIED tions. Knowing that these permits you would never hare to serre & Fiemus: Yes: on account of his) S IF ONLY HE WERE NOT 1 — had been legally and properly ts- day im jail? friendship with the General | : FE. TO BUY NATION-WIDE ii’ Mien -_ Fane fen gees Shoes bPemus: ‘Yes. he said that He’ Senator Wheeler: Wher was the are portuni RB. Wo OO ether —eganaiag = TE ee = . | ast time yo him mone | s PROTECTION FOR HIMSELF those men carried - — r - - —s © commutation would be en Remus “Ashore time prior the | ) — BALD! { She Knew He Wasn't Old. Yet He Ap- was sent from the lec ware- tered Continced from Preveding POS | 205. to the drugstore or the Tall- gonator Jones: Did you ask him Curt of Appesis’ deciston. Grocery and Market for Sale ee -~ ————— = . eaten dias v*. e ¢hnce rcorn- paid the money to Jessq * a " ’ TARGE ROTND TORIC $H 9 fountain and candy department. Doers $8000 o month eusilr and & 2 a bad 7 7 & f Thor: as seen Whe Save 4 our H ° ~ didn't you “ a ike ’ is - pienty more Weaderfe!l lecatics. goed irase and «= real opportunity, = 2 Case © eczema. The yoar cH ! arr ication tefess % te air i) Remus: Yeu I neved sent tt by taken the bis Fer reading. dic Regnier =| require $10.000 te handia If rom mean business write for interview, @in on her face an d back wasvery paying | : « too 80 ate We — Dandruff, Failing Hair, these men who we: a im- i. teetades a thorough examina tarce or rest. Fit- phene number. Address Bor \-186. |! -Deepateh. ~ ved &- @rst, and in a few days k ye grorsa helr oneover » Itch any bods _ +s , ~ ‘ ta t in little biisters. pine |, & : Lovisans in ibe past ag Scalp and Bald. Senator Wheeler: AY Waa olner secenat O:. : sn of your eyes by our eg =a i me heavy re wa amitel ond The emce he . ” = a) me. g#echin made the , ’ keep m d very cross. Sa re ™ — that had been high! y Tecom- pea gended, but it did her no good. I.) ™ then bocghta jar of Resinol Oi: — ment and 3 cake of Resincl Scap ard the itching stopped after the “"! 79 ¢- : . 1one) rus: ; els res ~. ee Te Cw te Thomas System, 475 ARCADE BUILDING, ST. LOUIS manus: [ said at the Deshler, tn | to: eg a 3 Hours: 10 a. M te 5:50 P.M Mon. Wed and Fri te & 30 P.M a Shes Cietes Mow @é he Tte POST-DISPATCH ‘is the on'y &. Leu 4 Nati e Service for Men— in 18 Principal Cities Colum Du: : a BS TRE ESS hee me wr | 108 Goldman & ain Bis .¢ him the: . Pim Penge — Al omen newspaper giving Amgpociated Press a Read f ~ place for 2 man oF woman sonal of our meeting. large wo ad g trom pues! Bafgex merd eon ac ! : - ne or Wheeler at was the es ae r mot suf cr : et wey. Many an athiseeoues of the a vee oan e rm oat moces. weeds. bis hea chy activities to the quick, cert Whee Remus: Yes, and to see that the hair idles and twills. Ususual gelics P= zamid alwa’ ras of , ” arr aoe ousiness went on all righ values. Smart colors. oe ‘ "i xT | NO SALE EVER EQUALED THIS! [Bos ce \7 re ses Sc. veg have pice ia scr form—re te ’ - ever discuss anything with him iz " , EW maetena!l af -olor = , — ELINE’S—Thtr — measer fue Sa Py: ramc. A simple sume @ $ referemce to rour indictment‘ SUrprisingey Y = ——— ; me co.ors ew Highly tue sufT , but rt works cenderz. : Remus Yes hat the Depar Pr “ef a? A. “ cresses as redolent of opring as yew Individual -¢ E e e studdorn, beecec: renee piles; | ; ment of Justice would put up a ‘ jonquils in silver vase? To own one otf these ls the baciy CR kind; they all yield Vi.z£Oorous hatte but Yo mate wv I rea+= _—— as fr 7 - — + +h ay T2 Dr So ft.ic¢ Bota Dr 2peries of Pyramid. ) s Se ee a ae Fa refreshing print frocks...or one of the ga! f3 esses oe ee oe | | Saturday at St. Louis’ Greatest Ciothing Store [as Slit. tha saber SAME colored modes...is to be rejuvenated in Why have any pam of Seceh anna? : . , — —s = - - me. ™ 2 MmaacyY e ise > ~ . | Out of the High-Rent District! rue, Senator spirit. Of course 2 Crepe Elizabeth, Georgette Worth to 4 Times re ni ar pe ca e... | een Olid Open Sat. crepe, Taffeta, Chiffon and Crepe Romaine _ J) roa peed say to your druggist ts © ot | Wouldn't Go to Prison, = wes . Prramucd”™. Or. you may have a free friaj *actory | Night Till © to are featured tn the new colofs, newegg = use plainly wrappec, by just sendmg your * | Fi —— Balti Tailor-Made 2 Smith Promised Remus. Fern Green, Boise de Rose, Flag Blue, Callot $ i: pame and accress to Pyramid Drug Co, ; ! alior -Pants Senator Wheeler: But that is Rouge, Chinese Yellow * 700 Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, Michigaa. ; hee & ata .* — - ~ . } Suits, O’coats, Topcoats, & Gabardines | © --.°. 22° ne ee § Remus: Yes | 90 TWO-PANTS 90 1 om a a The Typography ane 4m n Eline Spring Fashion sdvertising Are Omginai With Eline's im Sf. Lows Wile they last’ A variety ° ‘ s about tha et materiais and styles for all _— CASSIMERE SUITS —_— Remus: Ws ~ aie igh eccasions. Wanted colors. eo _ Convict ‘ee! Se fc “e tus ‘*~s = SA a — _ - _ a a - — : — —— —— — sii R = Mea's and Young Meas Neat Patierns mMmacler Bours go t c * Og aon > ELINE S—Fourt® Floor. “ > 5 OVERCOATS AND $§ ih a miepet, %. iemne - : SIXTH and FR. , " : baal Rey I thought tt ben Se Shees for All | i TOPCOATS Senator Wherier: Let's not ecter Girls’ Coat © vs | Men's aad Young Mer «. me _ oe a t On the aw phases ir oa $ “ This Is the Sto a ee ou were not paying R r : : ‘! ess & —= fer lega? a 7) uc i | Worsted .90 | Plaid-Back ee ee oe educed. ; ' Jess Smith say to you that it made T ~ , Suits —-_ Overcoats nee noon | ramen te $n : 7 ~*# “my NEW LOW PRICES BRING ; | see als did affirm your case, that be PESIS E VALUES : For men and young men. | All models: men's and + get Fou out of it een seem $ | —y sergse and fancies. | young men’s. Worth Remus Rig $20 values. $20.00. now 9.50. Senator Wheeler: When ¢@t4 he Finest Tailored J () 50 High-6rade 1s) oe son's popular materials. z ee oe em = seasons pcepular materials. - Suits . Overcoats .. ag ego Smartly fur trimmed. Sizes where gem « any He told "ou 7 to 14. Misses’ rr*4 ¢t3 2 ; Men's and sone men's. | Newest fabrics, hand- . se estar Beni) tae ELINE'S—Bzaicony. oe fabrics; newest | some colorings. -Om US mee aos0.uts $3 00 Loe Senator ee'e- Whe-e «were ee = mM Boys Suits 4.9 | 2 coal Special 00 sation -« a FI . and O'coats . — | Smal! sizes ETE, Silk Teddies NS ce , Importeg black vicun ee ee a her Re Lahle Lalue , 00 Sults have both iong | siik-lined yoke, me _ Remes Tes, I paid i scme ik. a Or Tr CMaAaTARaACIE Ailes ’ q $4. ice On| collar, sted sb to's ae Si = a 4 ‘ Reduced: | i ) r grade woolens. only. Worth $30 a a ‘ ' ne dee é , ’ : is rx’ _ rTOuUDpe Zi Buster Brown Oxfords of | ul Heavy Warm Clothing Sacrificed! igtieniter tne. but t paid him 890. \ Tan or Black calf, made on © / 4 } WACKINAW CoaTs =I pore’ W sumere Full Lined isame out of the court to tb - e YY / That re ow. , © the Mar- y >t I ell TF ppmeetanaag 1.08 Katoh 50c iin eit =, emmmenenen p o-— ~ Ys . Sizes 2%, to 6 Sizes to) & would De emtered. or there wo) ; ) 00 Beth). | Und erwear—Shirts—Hats—Caps—Sweat ers—fite. ge paloma —i a P | Suk Hose $4. | : i | Mae's beers 1.00 Hee: + oma 00 —— men > 2.9 way alll emagereld mee a } Uf {fle St Reduced 4 i baal Neeued . wR -weel. ©* . > ; | aes GLOVES STOCKINGS é > al cars of sentence, or whatever | was« . >. 2S oa eke bo ee , a ' . ~— OCS _ Breen ralbe ; = with the Atnorne: ~( Tes | : = 2S er Br 4 f Wea mit; = gie | verecs Bars RAS DSERCBIEFS Remus: Yes. : IN WHITE AND a ) / Od S - 00 = brogue with = Reg ua: 4 Raa sd iu « * = ™ te + . . WINTER cars $4 kind 1.90 cuen nenaior Moses: Mid he «ss : sexton woken mage ‘— » light we Loon ee yeti anal 2 , “Mews sod 50¢ he was assured that cltimareiy | eal 5. : REGARDLESS OF COST! Full-fashioned Silk Hosiery | Direrree 30 | teers 50¢ aorety “aren '3¢ tacre would be no sending awa) | Rapin otc ity. Spi ’ show . tT~ON end , . vane ' . ~ a of unusual ity. iit si ‘ eS ae of Remus and his men to che pent. | to te REGARDLESS OF LOSS! pe yaaa : Sore PLAT SUTrs 6a ; 4 : a od ) : ye Reduced. 4 a Ie _ ees 4 ss = : { _ =) > ome ' | Georgette or.taffeta Vee: are many “rare finds” for the woman who @ ‘tt, Tayom and lace Pu Comfort Work Shoe , 0% stand | Sizes 10 en 1° Dement: etviaiiiie saauill lows at an unusual price Pp 4; | — i ’ " Ss s -¥ 2 va © for clearance <2 to¢ Black Elx Biucher, EP p . r oe ; ' mer y | e Be “ ? e s W'tn heneer euie Gaadierennannle , < 5 . r me = aa ; KT IVT s—WYWoau F sor w A ac} e % - a ~~ ~. OQxoe'T Lisp 4,7 CH = ™ iy =. aut = — — . ” * = newepaper givin : ain : — . : prtwn chrome Elk, gf » * rs ~7 er an«d ‘se - a «°a-Cord rubber soles __ 3

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sova Tt Iseeees _— — Baby’s face and back | 3 with eczema a a Ff Resino!l stopped itching quickl & and healed blisters A a £ f , 4 i. » 4 ‘ . : 7 : ‘ 3 - f ” an a + a > . . * inter Coats Reduced! : | | a v. . a lg) 4: od a Rix Va | Go A, Ae ry Coat deeply recuced. . v4 y! =" materials. Rich fur ee mings. Wanted colors. ~ INIS—Third Fioor, x. Tailleurs Reduced! S38. [Ev «lca | | He Couldn’t Skate With Piles! The ice is no place fora man or woman who is sufering from piles! Butqgou need Fer tigtwav. Many an athlete owes ‘ \ U of ‘ TeV « png Coat modes. Tweeds. his healthy activities to the quick, certaig ines and twills. Unusual gelicf Pyramid always offers, | Smart colors. So, if vou have piles in any form—re- ELINE'&—Third Fiocor. EP member the name Pyramid. A simple little suppository, but it works tonders. “er Even the stubborn, bleeding kind of piles; the badly protruding kind; they all yield to te soothing properties of Pyramid. Why have any pain or embarrassment fom a malady so easily relieved as piles? 125 Dresses orth to 4 Times $ All vou need say to your druggist is “Pyramid”. Or. you may have a free trial plainly wrapped, by just sending your name and address to Pyramid Drug Co., 700 Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Michigaa. ' | Salem, Va., Feb. 5:—“I am writ- | HOW REMUS TRIED TO BUY NATION-WIDE ‘PROTECTION FOR HIMSELF Continued from Preceding Page. Senator Wheeler: When he dicd, don’t you? Remus: In 1924. Senator Jones: I wish you would §0 back Smith said and tell ma what paying him for? ged at first, and in a few days ‘ence he / penitentiary. Department of Justice recommend Reius: had I said: tion is there. Jess he could do to have your case reversed. What were you \ SOVIET ENVOYS TO DRESS UP representatives abroas You know} To use whatever influ-| with thé General to. keep me and the boys out of the. “The convic-. We are likd@ly to go: | Moscow Orders the Wearing of Silk | By t ; ' ; Embassy here has received a copy | of a circular letter issued at Soviet ——— to devote | evening. to thelr general | personal appearance, and show less untidiness in their dress. The representatives are instructed to ,adapt themselves to the customs ,of the country in which they are’ /more attention Hats and Evening Clothes. he Agsoclat?4 Presse I BERLIN, Jan. 8.—The Russian The circular announces that the Russian Commissariat is about to design a special diplomatic representatives of -the Soviet republic. “Those of the dip- lomats who are honorary members ee uniform for the Amundsen-Elisworth Flight Plans,| Trans-Polar Flight, 1926, and its By the (Associated Press. OSIO, Norway, Jan 8.—Lincoln Elisworth is to be an equal partner With Roald Amundsen in the Po- lar expedition announced to take place in the spring in the dirigible |record is to be written by the two dealers in co-operation. The Nor- } Headaches From Slight Colds wegian Aero Club is to have charge | Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets of the administrative managemeat of the expedition, which will take! relieve the Headache by curing the ‘ “? Cold. A Safe Place under Norwegian colors | headquarters {n- Moscow admon.- stationed and says that they;of the Red Army are informed that Norge, the Norwegian Aero Club| the same way as last year, whon and Proven Remedy. ' a Le Pate diplomatic wht make it a point to wear they are entitled to wear their | states, The expedition will be! the Amundsen anda Ellsworth | The box bears the signature ef & WwW, | : — and dress suits in the! uniforms on all official occasions. called the Amundsen-Elisworth | flight met with disaster. ~ 'Grove. 30¢. : if the Court of Appeals don’t re- | What hie sald: the case. will you give?” verse assistance "Well, there is no likelihood of your g£0- ing at any time—-you or any of your | men.” Senator Jones: der what he could do”? Didn't you won- Remus: Why, he could have the) ‘&@ cCOMmutation of sentence. Senator Jones: Did you ask him to do that? cemus: Senator Jones: Did you that he had ask: mutation in your case? Remus: yet, because our case was pending in the Court of Appea Yes, sir, of course I did. he ever tel! d the Attor- ney-General to recommend a com- There was no occasion etill ls. Senator Jones: It was finally sct- tled in the Supreme Court. Remus: Yes, but Jesse Smith was “dead then. Following this testimony. which Was given on May 16, 1924, Remus was taken back to prison. Several weeks later it was announced at the penitentiary that he had re- pudiated all that portion of his testimony affecting Attornev-Gen- eral Daugherty. Still later. Remus made another statement, repud lat- ing his repudiation, and declaring that his former statement had b made under pressure, and that ery word of his testimony had b the truth. That is his positi: Hiis explanation of how he came deny his testimony wil! be gi in detail later. Jt involves name of a man who was later nounced by another Senate com: tee as having been at the bott of the effort to “smear'’’ Sena Wheeler, in retaliation for Wh: ers attacks on Daughert: In tomorrow's installoicnt we een eve een iT now . to de- OT}) Tor , 7 se . re- sume the detailed narrative of Ke- mus’ operations, with further lurid Valley Farm and the daring e- pades of the rum-runners, episodes from the history of Death ca- 2 Sars Vest Stopped 1993 Bullets NEW YORK, Jan. §.—Alvar Ja- Deoan oof cobson, manager of a Brooklyn factory producing a hbhullet-pr vest, claims the distinction of h ing stopped 1233 bullets with body during 1925. a\- his , He acted as aj ‘demonstrator for his firm's prod- ‘uct. ile they last! A variety Materials and styles for al! if y : eo ——$——j ions. Wanted colors. i a CEW HT: ‘ ue — : ia 4 Ww e Lises-rowrh Fier, 5 a, ams \ *. STAMPS g A!l-Leather Bhoes for All the Family g| STAMPS irls’ Coats Reduced! $ Vell-made Coats in the on's popular materials. ly fur trimmed. Sizes 14. ELINE’S—Balcony. Girls’ Oxfords For School Wear Misses’ 11°4 to 2 -# Silk Teddies Reduced! s J 8s ovely Teddies and Step- of crepe satin. Some gsnter soiled. Excellent ucs. ELINE'’S—Main Floor. Silk Hose Reduced! s J 00 Yi. Girls’ 214 to 7 $4.00 ® Buster Brown Oxfords of Tan or Black calf, made on medium round-toe last. : My =Welt-sewed soles. Low rub- | en ber heels. A et, : c = _ — Teme —_ ee Boys’ Dress Shoes | Sizes 1214102 | $3.50 YY) Sizes 2%, to | Buster Brown brogue with | Made of Tiger storm Rubber heels. * broad balloon toc. light Tan calf. welt, 'lighf Tan color. This Is the Store That Sells the Famous Bustier Brown SHOES Girls’ Two-Tone Boots 84 to 11 Spring Heels $4.00 Misses’ 1114 to 2 $4.50 Girls’ Sizes in Tan Only $5.00 A smart new Buster Brown model Patent vamp, Gray elk top; or Tan calf vamp, field- mouse Elk top. Foot-shaping last. Rubber heels. ~~. oe ee ee a -— Boys’ School Shoes Sizes 10 to 13% $2.50 Sizes r to 6 $3.00 in Made over broad square toe last. Rubber heels. Sturdy all-leather Shoes Pull-fashioned Silk Hosiery unusual quality. Split sizes colors. KLINE'S—Main Floor. leathers. Pillows Reduced! s Joo A group of lovely tat- a, rayon and lace Pil- S at an unusual price clearance KLINE’ S—Moin Floor. soles Brown or Black. Heavy °Uble oak soles et & © kk SF Bw Kk Be SE. | Plain toe Black Elk Blucher, -_ with heavy oak leather soles. . Prown chrome Elk, éra-Cord rubber soles Full Grain Chrome Elk | Uppers of soft chrome tanned Elkskin. Comfort Wotk Shoe $3.50 Our “Special”? Work Shoe Men’s Heavy Work Shoes We carry a complete line of Work Shoes, in weights anc styles suitable to every need —all made of the best and most durable Moccasin Tip Special Brown Eskimo calf, vamp; Para-Cord rubber soles and heels. Welt-sewed leather-lined $5.00 Seti > > ED ee eD —=>.-.o SO HAVE YOU SEEN THE MIRACLE? Good Seats as Low as $1 NNENFELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue Annual January Sale of Lingerie Continues to Present Savings That Should Prompt Prudent Women to ~ Supply All Future Requirements Now—T he Six Featured t Groups Lxemplify the Unusual Values $195 Silk radium and crepe de chine Step-Ins and | Chemises are to be had in exquisite pastel | shades, tailored, tucked, and daintily lace- orchid, Nile, Silk Lingerie trimmed. Peach, coral, maize. Sizes 34 to 44. - _———— = te] tints. . Pastel Also Vests. 1500 New Felt Hats _ eee 2 A = Larger Head Sizes Young women will welcome the mode of felt Hats for every informal occasion in new shades that include king blue, Copen, lovebird green, phantom red, pablo, sil- ver gray, oakbuff, bois de rose, and all of the sand shades. Other Groups of New Felt Hats, $5.95 * (Popular-Pricc Sport Hat Shop—Fixst Floor.) Children’s and Misses’ Spring Hats In Vivid New Colors Materials include felts, silks $3.95 - (Children’s and Misses’ Hat Shop—Second Floor.) For the little kiddies are poke bonnets’ and most youthful styles. For Her older sister are smart shapes in roll effects. Costume Slips Radium and crepe de chine Cos- tume Slips with shadowproof hem are tailored or trimmed with lace edging. Rayon Step-Ins shades 2a BASEMENT C lean-Up 141 Silk Dresses Worth 2, 3 and 4 Times This Price Just 14: models $9 that will not last very long at this ridiculously low Clean-Up 48 Navajo Coats price ‘Worth 2, 3 and 4 Times This Price Misses’ Sizes 14 to 18 Ideal for sports $ and street wear. Every Coat a great re Shee eee be BADD DD ADD DAA AAA DAD DD DD DADA A DAA DADA AAADDADDDDADADDDDADDD DD AD DDS eee ee eed edb bd dD dd DADA DDD SD DEAD DADDD ELLE ODED Asan DDE aaeddaeaaaaaaaaaaad -_- — - Fr Ooo ~~ rn —————r -_ -_> = SE LL LT White and pas- _ sg cither garment with contrasting borders. °16:2 1039 : perce GTIME coloring advances into the mode in most refreshing array of materials and styles, emphasizing the popularity of both the one and two piece effects. Flat crepe, Georgette, chiffons, vivid prints and batik fabrics predominate in the new high shades for every daytime as well as evening hour. Women’s Sizes 36 to 40 $9.95 and —_—~ Bloomers, Step-Ins, Gowns, and Chemises of crepe-back satin, Georgette and crepe de chine are shown in smartly tailored garments, or - trimmed with filet, Val. and Irish lace. Flesh, coral, Nile, turquoise, orchid and white. Other Specially Priced Groups, $3.95, $4.95, $7.95 Se ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee cee Made Famous by Smart Women ~ ( Propper | { SILE. 3 HOSE | { $9.95 Silk Lingerie $9.95 voile. ae ee ee ee Gowns, Step-ins and Chemises of cotton, Windsor -crepe, novelty batiste and Lace trimmed, embroidered or tailored. “Occasions” demand Hose to match each ff om frock, as well as being i" , | durable. And —_ have | Cotton Bloomers 7 7 | found the solution in t . [; | the famous MHropper cor White, flesh, peach and orchid — ek chiffon Hose of first 1 satinay and cotton crepe with shirred cuffs. quality and every new ‘) : shade. Cotton Undies (Mesiery gheeen : 97 ' | First Floor.) (Lingerte Shop—First Floor.) >. Newest Spring Hats Most charmi de chine, faille silk and embroidered fab- rics, bright Spri fitting styles, draped turbans and unusual -brim effects. 7 celinneetiiees catia Just Arrived, Specially oo i Featured at...... $50 | - | COATS | | Reduced! are the new Hats of crepe th straw combination, shades. Large Hats, close- some ($5 Hat Shop—Second Floor.) | | Youthful Silk and Straw Hats | In the Chapeaux de Luxe Shop : New Canton crepe Hats may be had in shades of wild honey, Italian blue, bois de rose, love- bird green, chateau gray, and the ever smart black. Draped Turbans in all colors included. (Chapeaur de Luze Shop—B&econéd Ploor.) *35 50 | | °75 Most exceptional values in the season’s finest materi- als, furs and colors. Sizes for misses and women. r 10 : fAidvance SFrocks for oféGisses. | ~~ 7 Achieve New Chic With Youthful, Rippling - Lines and Modified Flares—Priced 75 Larger Sizes 42 to 52 Also Advance Frocks at $45 to $95 (Dress Shop—Fourth Floor.) a ~ . (Coat Shop—Third Floor.) \) Gowns and | { Frocks I | ff 2 PRICE , t French room models for every occasion offered in a limited selection. For- merly $45 to $150. Dresses | } SILK CLOTH * Sacrificed at $1325 || Unusually smart models in frocks for immediate wear, offering extraordinary sav- ings. (Dress Bhop— Fourth Floor.) \ oe

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | — ST.LOUIS POST-D FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY §, 1926 i -DISPATCH FRIDAY E : : : — en ——- = = — = - — — -_—— “ re a ; - > , > —_ ™ : , a peg . . ; ‘ _ some a . : Buys patterns—well designed and in the latest . { ) : | Be . walnut finish. A Bed that adds to the ap- Papongy o screws ne rm R | Complete pearance of any room. A fine spring and | rs no Me ae $1.00 Outfit mattress are included at this special price | . ; : , : rt . ; me Pattern To es . ; "nig sure The 82 ok ay Be Q gt al ' | $1 Down Buys a Simmons A prety couch @uring the day—at night BLUE BIRD DINNER SET FREE . . m comfortable bed. Easy to open. Large selection of beautiful Cretonne pads. See our Day-Bed with pad as ~ c¢ me &--« meee et Fp " ‘~eah sir with- eut @ratt or dmet Ther pretert the - se low as ; ura. end @repberres i! . % ‘weehes igh. sediuetahie 39c ‘t ‘| ‘ ———_ from LS tm! oo es | . > ne he rgh adj us: .! o v Bt - Tom = > _ — > ———_—_—- — _— —_- ———— ee ee - th : ‘lt 2 ne ta ; p! ; gal : | ; ie a . a, ame Sth "*n8. 7 her Sings Beguler $3.75 $2.45 : : ai le ier ha Drainpipe Solvent mr a2ou heat reresti “site “* : ~ ; ' ee *T and aeerrerugt.. * it vie" ub amy mogsra ars “e Gide er s iat ‘ > e nei rict.on s 45e | Lu- bile perc? a. 4 ae or Pec ar *) oi i : = " io Zt (+ 6é ‘* | wrens nickei-siated ‘ances ana »ommooth-On’” Iron Cement |i rap. and Oearr han 9 The “nest medium fer euickix ond | } «Tew Bert. taine $4.0 8 R5 SeTTanehiiy “ é a! i "ae Tre | r inst. 1508 Weshingte 6 on : = - [> W Querm Dr «8 & Nhederer jist “LS 4 ; ‘ z: _s mR _— ; “ ¢rrand 5 4 : = ee a fart =~ =~ & Ma-¥ ; “war Vace Iver 2 lb wr i - os ' » Pra . > on m rior : : wr Lins be - 8 -———— ~ #. —— , = | r ~ SOLIVE STE shi ce 81S - aT > . oe ia: Si cae f} ; . 4 Merench 4&2 Lester Printinc af (ae => 4 "en? a a ol > Mies iP @ . ; - - 7 Rede Ridzs ne 4 _ = hd “> ~ — AGE & _ as ee ~ has ; . | Tx went 4 x . . “a : a a ‘ — ,4 q — r n - ' :; , ~—t @®ia a 4 Joar- 9 « Fw ~—— ~ \ ome iin 3 ' ‘. @eam-" m . ~? — A se ; ’ Ld Mey bat a ie 8S 43 i ¢ is “ : ; of ir ee ° Tas os ‘é | 5 owen ‘awe 7. iy ’ ° + i, = £ “re =$ 4 Me \ Pell =i. T ott Tesmwer t-reve Se a . 3 . —* a Wonder no 12 z is ey lag ag : rm 3? oe attress or a Comfort] 2-2 Oc : ae oe ey ? Peon 3 oo = o- . cee tmtnens i Le . 3 ciate § Two-Tone Enamel > mewsen.3 ‘ 190 PD Snlinee ~~ (er: = trep heft «t= @Ger Fone ee | a? _ ss , » @ ts le ' 4. “M. Meiners . _. | ? — Basket a ia se Ss ea — Breakfast Suite E = Sia “>, = 2 $193 Antique Walnut Bedroom Suit ; : . pr tse {Fasten st a si S AN que a ut room ulte A $23.50 Value | om . Teel lt en } un ——— _ : se e ; P . ) ey oe : @$ An unusually handsome Suite, comprising bow-end 15 Censtate of évestent h Mr " f er «4 oe i } i —— > . = h- ¢F > a ~~ ° tabie and 4 chairs te 50 -_ we >- : oo | 8S bed, dresser and choice of chifforobe or vanity. beau- ioeuee 2 a. i. A De | Lhe ‘ a teres os. |C* A.mc* ‘ ~ " . . ~ aos : che as o 33 $6.00 a Month . wo J T> Hearne W F % ~ be . ; ;, b aster al = $ : | 0 . a legen . t Fa on | — . . = e . Immerial ¢-hmes 6 4a PA 2 “ -— se . * " ; e Biec nn eo. as smut Re tr - ’ oe - . = ° : ' ~ ° Hic . 5 an a? . 7 : F. * : ~ her ~> _ ribs: Pies . “ear om) =¢ — i . are - 1s oo a. — . —— R ‘\oagenr £4 Brews . tm ‘SS —: > " = “) Rroadwa 4 #14 a: : in ( ta - ms ‘ ae 2 . an he , rhee wr “Cain «a “4 : oo s: Mase ¥ ms : _ na - : , — J 3. 2 MeTrins - Ss E ] d Lucile A 1 & ~ - — oan = as 2A 4% ide (bid { wes erm id as ng an er Da-Bed Riamcor> " 4 ht at yt Fiwas« — im ~ =~ _ ‘ => d Vi sy — beat * , ' | ar at “ al &, “a. a> » , tater 'Haisid ‘Dre Works tux ©" 5° 18S and Mattress - Mice -— a © . a _ o — i= ( - . a e Pa = - y we mar bh “ = -RA I EPT. ment of Mattresses Sa ie = 33 3 De oe + , 2 9 | . ‘ auc | . kd 3 iiss a2 A most beautiful Suite! The pieces are: a large . Rereier. 1 om : and S rings ! Hi HL. Mew * s 7 ™ w: as The Fmaz ander ASstomartic Da-Bed hax buffet. exvension table, 3 SiGe chairs and i armcBax ; ~ go Tew - — la’ ag ” | . Larinie (as Bide coo 8S | wainur finished metal ends. the Emiander | finished in the charming antique walnut. Sale price AS - . wndelfo « = ° sadn ~ = $1 ] 58 imehes. Per $1.00 = . . % & onl ’ - — $ ; whe term Ray wear eatflt «« =e awe 7.) ; phe Same on if You Wad Made a Cash Purchase > Qe 3 ars, “percia ” shee every die fully cuarantesd. ; : be | DODO DO 8600000000 000050000000050000000450400400880405500546045040400084080" Gray Enameled Household - —_ - ene | me. The compiete Outfit, se BOR | Choose One Scales Hood & Radiator Covers a Stewart Speedometers on Renee ee. : og ae : | : _ siamting dial Fer Ford« or ords ate Model. " eT OR. 7 : ink i 7 et coneatines | 2SESeE $1 69 recular vaiue $15. $9.45 Gasoline | ) I i Starke Pharmacsi ee. 15 thle Bide sites on ‘Dr |'2. 2 ee Bl T Tj m= § regular $2.00 1924.75 — —__—_— —— - —_—_——— -—- ow orch | : -alwe Spetial 1s26 s.19 Adjustable Wrenches Fail quart. solid Je Dar«ar A ity « = Fick? prue . _ “ } ° cae ae So : $ ] 39 Rear Curtain Windows a ee oe > 24 PrerrT ~ “—maeTng Len =i - | : geore oe 490 ee SS iath te A nese oe o’ Cc "ar geerral «hep use. The W reertiee Tale special ere sadjustadbie ‘or « «arge Yaeriaties of $3.95 STILLSON -_ = - mag Ce | 5 Ss a 8. Made eof selid forred steel: -chaiee "ern er ete . We Lame te the a'r’. with suite er reem eatfir. One-third off fermer orice f chased seperatel) TrTT., * > — very ow oerw eri + + _a >see 22 @ fapectty @ te “~ ‘4. Keund «<henk Drili«. ~pecial for titi» _ * ~ a 4 = ante ees i ee ee - ee . - ‘Sn tieneed om Sent Pace “a

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coal Sess 8 8 88'S) AW Peter e ree ret ret ert ttt ter, ST. LOGS —— _* _— ]—]— 2 oo 7-22 > FRIDAY EVENTING, JANUARY 8, 1926. RIBUTIONS TO lw 1D T Stende| ' 7? > ts, NMoorr . ' ‘ N i Waters >a | i> Mrs D m.. > - CHRISTMAS FUND OF ie Trumbold. be 0 es ek 736 00. THE POST*DISPATCH |W “Dauchezty 1 00 Post-Diera: ch - ] REMEN DO U S “SALE_ inued from Pree eding Page. Be —sioNEs WANT DEPT. : Kit 1 bien aris MeiIntyvre.. _ 3) | SAVINGS DEPOSITS i f 30 Made With aa Interest From Jan. 1st 1 00 “Save With Security” ENGINE ROOM. Ikemerer..S1 (0 J Dexunice. .$586 25 ART DE} T. ; Marguerite W A Byrnes, 659 vt) _ ise hamere .$100“q If Conreyv. q >!) W Que rin: : 50 W Schull lenbure Bo a » ym R “7 kh ain ryt 2 Sc Ma as a ors $4 00 >! , DO .: DITOR [AL-SPORT DEPT. Oty Rr Stockton. $f 00 II Wecke .. 100 r W oJ MeGooganlt Lc Davis °° 190 on~ | oD M. kimm gli" pe Sct s Patio oo JE 100 2eenk ececs een B, NEWS DEP" om nm Tl Peese $100 ~.© E Colvin 7 c-i mR i pane G 100 } I> Mei% 1 OO 1 JT Howard 1 .™) ‘ + Hauml pers \ Hetts 2 oO0o yn SR St ard 110 TF A Rehymer.1 00 Marg , N1O? «¢ F Hurd 109 O A Felll .100 WF Allen £100 BM +0 C Renamore W H Quig! ey. .100 3 Pedesnems ; 5 an , =! 3 T Hollam lOU H T Mee 100 A H .Gold tein. too J R Groom— 100 on Ege »~ 1 00 iorry Moore d ww Olinger ~'00 HW A Tr: 5 O00 aid l Greer 100 oOo x Be ovard 5b 00 “a 2 Drisco)) 1 0 en ll ess R V Ruthven. 1 00 Total ....$48 00 CARRIERS, NO. 1 ; S Viet ) Wint 1 on mz 48 Lim) A MeLarehli 1 \ it mn tooo al cemann ] (4 ani 4 & ey roo Alberda 1 Oh) on urn . 1 OO Wh H Teeke. 1 00 My bru 1 0) Morgan 1 a0 ‘ew 1 oo Stelnkamp ' Hose ee J fe Mae OP Ras ] ae 4 ee irch 1 00 ") Pina ov a 4 Helt 1.00 Jos Farrs . DO O FO ingant ~aAanoe RR r 1 oo vr a Rian 1 ow Willie « 1 ow mM “eia Ta! . = ’ Ry yf) +f n : ‘M) Wm Be yf l ao Tota! S31 30 he (ontinued on Next Page. a -" SECURITY Before January 10 Bear DROPSY wsc"ree br eathing © eleved in a few bours. ewelling reduced = a few days, reg- ulates the liver, kidneys. stomach and heart. purifies the blood. strengthens the entire System. Write for free trial treatment. COLLUM DROPSY REMEDY Co.. Dept. 323 - Atlanta. Georgia ee A few of the wonderful values for women in dress, street and sport shoes. Stocks are complete now. Early buying is urged. Two Stores ‘ 426 N. Sixth St. and 703 Olive St. FELTMAN & CURME The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening in newspaper “giving Associated Prees news service, eS ALARA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABAAAAAAARD ADD DOS ) SS 8 8:8 B88 @° 8 @-s8:8 2412 a+a° 2.8) Beer aus ee se Ee bans Z > a: 2 >» * & °o - Pa thoroughly reconditioned SOD SE OOO000000008 8650608 88000565506555000550550808888 00000000000000000006 ‘iva 2009000004 . We = _ ster : —_ atery. 29¢ teat 31D TAINS _&) plvent Quichkis. cart com. —_— Yeliver “$1.00 ave renches the saute. « The Wrenclie ge VATiaAtion « dowele + + + + * A Le Ma Mn Mr. ELECTRIC _atommes IRONS PRICES DURING THIS Welch & Co. 1105-07-09 Olive St. ~ _. SS - SS 4 DD DD GIFT With better so! a Aart A gg eee than haere s made to used ee bh the home or shops, = all soldering purposes: with 1. 69 cord and plus ee SOCKET WRENCH SET CRE Ee ee merictrinh rly i set consists of B® sockets, screwdriver, and bar handles. all of solid forged sateel, io «a —_— con- tainer: especial, per : _ — = ~~ + + | Pipe-Threading Outfit With Every Purchase of $10 or Over | Fieer Lamps, Bridge lI.amps. Davenport | . Off Former Prices Tables. lind Tables. Spring*, Wartresses, other items, Kus sour outfit as Fer * m, and 1 inch pipe: every “aie ym, ‘quaranteed. The compiete Outfit, spe- e celal for this sale Gasoline Blow Torch Pull amnarf, solid braes Blow Torch with pump In han. die; complete with seldering iron at taclimeaetes. Iuliy ruarantes |. $5.0n value; «pecial $3.95 STILLSON WRENCHES ~ % oe « ss ~>> sees i ee PS OSSs 6 OOF SS eee t ttt Oe ~ wee of solid forced steel:. chotce of wood or steel handle; specially priced: ie h 67c ol | 87c | chased separately. cc $1.75 beat 1 i cal HEAVY DUTY BREAST DRILL Capacity © ta % In. Mound shank IJprill«. special for this sale $2.89 | SPRINGS Set of 13 MATTRESSES Drills An id@al. useful gift. Por @rilling in ail 20% off of former lf metals and wood:. all sizes from 1.16 ta *~4 ioch, in ®**parate/l y. drill block 1.39 avenport a _ $ wi Smok- ) e LARGE OIL ing Stands, ‘ HEATERS wy Rues, Sy Rurnse ordinary kerosene, amokricens and eoderiess. This Heater is safe. eco- nemical and com enbent. sorcially priced for this sale $4.95 Choose One Floor Lampe and Bridge Lamps | A wide choice. if an Lamp tsa the desired | cift, with suite er room outfit. ; | One. third off former compartment. ‘69 ish. Special. © ‘98 Price if purchased 40 per cent eff of for- mer price if p wec hased separately. } tion. 1 %197 Saturday Specials! Bedroom Suites 30% to 40% Dining- Room Suites 30% te40% Off Former Price WALNUT SUITE Consists of American Ww alnut-finist- bed. dresser and chifforobe with larce door, fiie drawers and hat Includes French walnut bed, 3-PIECE $140 BEDROOM SUITE Includes bed, dresser chifforohe in rich rene h wal- mut or American walnut fin- larce bow-end bed. chifforobe and Davenport Suites 30% to 40% - Off Former Prices HE itema shown here are just sufficient to indicate These handsome Bed Davenport Ruites include three full with davenport of full coil spring bed construction. armchair fireside chair, carved base. and especially fine spring construc- er-priced lIamps to | Up to $25 FLOOR LAMPS ‘and Bridge Lamps P.xeellent Assortment ’ $9. Compicte clearance. Hich poly- rome bases and handsome allk nm my Sice them. Also all high- "FURNIT ik tMUS.AC INST HUME || 1105-7-9 OLIVE STREET .. eut. and are reduced in propor- uw — Every ' Purchase of Suite or Room Outfit Ohecasional lables, “I (edar Chests and VERY Bedroom Sutte in the house shares | The four Suites described here will indicate the shown here and in the drastic reductions in effect, and the extent to which every value in the Dining-Room f items shown below are concrete examples. Suite Department has been reduced. ee 8-PIECE $130 9-PIECE $165 3-PIECE $115 4-PiECE $165 DINING SUITE DINING SUITE BEDROOM SUITE | Includes American vwalnet Inclading extenglon table, buffet. valgs and armchair ' baeffet. subsatantial table and china closet. & DINING SUITE a price if pur- T how unusual and remarkable are these reductions strate the emphatic means we are taking to dis- now in effect. These four Suites will serve as a sample. pose of every Living-Room Suite. Pageppert 3-PIECE $220 $260 OVERSTUFFED 2-PLECE $105 3-PIECE $175 Tables BED DAVENPORT BED SUITES LIVING ROOM LIVING ROOM Tere etrica ¢ and selection of rich patterns Fashioned in rich taupe ve- Includes extension from whi Includes large davenee h Suite consists of full lour and censists of setter china and velour with -elther large © Cchovse iwe comfortable cbairs coil spring construction; bed dav- and fires! chair or club or medium settee, 1 Be holstered in rose and taupe enport, armchair and fireside chair, | .nair, Special, and club chair. Carved wood base Otherwise or blue and taupe velour, ‘ extra. one-third off $ 72 $ 1 78° ‘79 4 | By fe if purchased = — | = separately. 3-PIECE $275 3-PC. COMBINATION 3-PIECE $125 3-PIECE $185 JACQUARD SUITES MOHAIR SUITES LIVING ROOM JACQUARD SUITE Fashioned tn elegant mohair richly | Your choice of several pisin er ~ combined with genuine Jaceuard or | figured rich velour patterns io this Trimmed in ge ee wie heavy velour; each has carved base assortment. “Settee. armchair and aired may be had th re | fireside chair included. Durable fble cushions at small extra tien throuchost, steel spring constraction. charge. While they Iiast, ‘209 ‘108 6b 64 © 6 6 + + 6 +» 6 4 +» 6 6 6 6 +b bo ii hii ib ii ianiii in i niin ia _ - . iii bbb bbb ph i pan ppb ehh np bh baabas EXTRA Gifts! 4A 4444.44 44. 6 1464466 4444.44 444 4444 6 46 4b ED J | ot holstered -hairs to fashioned in rich . ehifforebe and bed- a, A oiieannatabe special, and beautiful cold veined lines. room chair. Special, $439 SQ5 +127: 4-PIECE $185 : 8-PIECE $142 9-PIECE $180 BEDROOM SUITE ’ A handseme Suite which includes | Finished in Americ walnut china closet, 5 chairs, fireside chair | and. with rich Quee® Anne or host chair in rich Tudor styie: dresser with bedroom chair. or vTan- | table, & chairs and armchair newest Huguenot y , : ity dresser with bench. Special, to match. While they Iast, combination walnat. Special, 31472 = 898 *145 Living-Room Suites 307% to 40% Off Former. Price tpi i pei hie | DINING SUITE Includes extension t able. Shewn here are a few specials which will demon 4149 $35 Cedar-Lined " CHIFFOROBE $19.50 Has five targe drawers large clothes compartment y and hat compartment. Gelden oak. Clothes com- partment lined with gt®- wine Tennessee red +9 bb bh te bl i el i i i he he he he ohn hobo inh inion ino nin bo hb bi bb bbb bbb bb bd SS DD DDD DDD DDL DD DDD DD DD i Db Db bb DD DDD DD DD DAD DD DD DD DAS — 7m NN aaah aA eet a a aaa eed Ne aes saad VORAAAAAAANNES Nt a ah oe an bh anes aaa * ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Me Wiha: EY BOUGHT FROM THE RECEIVER OF U. S. COURT THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS’ WORTH OF FERGUSON MCKINNEY BANKRUPT STOCK The Biggest Sale of Its Kind in Years Is Now in Full Swing And has attracted more and more attention as the time u g0es by. Nothing to compare with it. Thousands of dol-. R EA D! \gaes COME, SEE OPEN & PROFIT are es. lars’ worth of merchandise from our own regular stock thrown in this mighty sale regardiess of value. The most GENEROUS—the most GENUINE—and the most GIGAN- TiC bargains ever offered await you. Come, attend this Sale daily if you can. The rogram of sensational of- ferings is constantly changing—so you cannot afford to miss a day, Remember, Barney’ ’s ey — values are absolutely genuine. Your satis- faction ee your money refunded. - Jc & SOc SHIRTING 25¢ OUTING FLANNEL 2c DRESS GINGHAM CHOICE C MEN'S $3.50 DRESS PANTS Manufactured and uarantoed by the Mayfleid Woolen ( Mills. abric is thoroughly. scoured and shrvak. gp Rm, hard- wearing pants; fancy dark mixtures and stripes with two side and two back pockets, watch pocket, belt —— Splendidly tailored all sizes. On sale Saturday, one day only. ya 8 “ve matchiess, tnheagrd-of give-away e's PR wc cpiddins coh cs deen eee ei ee Men's $3.50 Heavy Corduroy Pants, all sizes____. — $1.68: ~ Men’s Wool Dress Pants, up to $5.50 pair. $2.98 Men’s $8 to $10 Fine All-Wool Dress Pants Boys’ $9.90 Sheep-Lined Coats, beaverized collar. $4.96 Men’s $16.50 Leatherette Sheep-Lined Coats... $9.90 Boys’ $9 Heavy Wool Mackinaw Coats, newest patterns : Men's $10 Heavy Wool Mackinaw Goals, all sizese......________ $4.95 ' Boys’ Heavy $10 Overcoats, newest styles, now......... Men's $6 Leather Vests, heavy woo! lined Men's Yellow Slicker Raincoats, nole-price...._..__._____ nai a /MEN’S $27.50 AND $30 WOOL SUITS One and twe pants Suits, for men and young men, plain color and the newest stripe patterns. Every Suit skillfully tallored, Sizes up to 42. Your money refunded if you can match this value in the state of Missouri. Swuit........-++- my treet e eee PER YARD Bolts of it! Thou- sands of yards, light and dark patterns. On sale in basement. Think of it! Yard Men's . $95. 00 Leather Jackets, sheepskin Men’s $6.00 Heavy Waterproof Breeches, om wool lined, a sale. 25 ad PRICES SHATTERED | Qe SOCKS | MEN'S I5c CANVAS Ladies’ 75¢ Stockings, pair. 39¢ FOR MEM, BLIGH. ALL SiS, A PLR GLOVES $1.50 Wool Toques, now... 79¢ $4 Jersey Windbreakers. $14.79 We the anna to $8.50 Wool Windbreakers. $4.95 Men's Sweater Coats. ___ __ 98@ Boys’ Sweater Coats.._____ 78¢ mined limit quan- $12 Sweater Coats..____ if... . -. tity; a pair U. S. ARMY MUNSON LAST BLUCHER STYLE, RUSSET OR BLACK SHOES brand- new; Rll aizen 6 to $0 1$4).99 Officers’ Dress Shoes, pair. $2.99 U. $. Marine Style Shoes.... $3.95 BUY NOW! READ PRICES CAREFULLY , t. §. Black ™ Rubber, 4-Buckle ARCTICS 91.99 MEN'S HOOD RUBBER BOOTS— Red Arrow brand. $id ‘BUNTING COATS Made of heavy waterproof duck, +4 U. $. Army Marching Shoes... $2.99 Men's High-Tep Boots, 12-inch $4.95 Officers’ Dress Boots, pair...$6.95 Men's $12.50 Plain-Toe Boots. $7.95 Men's Boots, oil treated Men's $16.50 Zipper Boots, ry $2.99 $4 MURDOCK HEAD PHONES Cuarantced to give absolute satiefac- tion. Note our Give-Away Price..... $2.98 $8 LOUD SPEAKER 22 inches’ = high, $ 75 large game pockets 3: and shell loops ... $5 STAR-RITE ELECTRIC-HEATERS full volume; satis- faction guarantecd... $3.50 BIG OR BABY BEN ALARM CLOCKS Complete, rally Cearanteed ARMY GOODS STORE 105 & Washington oe ae Poe onl : ag epee ea RI Ming ee — ee —— a a Br lee me . ia ‘ = A LS EE ee — a eg ee » * >; — he , 7 > e ~ j | : : Primer AAT recrmatTrifs

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-ANUARY 8, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCE : ; FRIDAY EVENING. : a | 30° ° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ———— vn of | ————— | ‘ee, nnTE| CONTRIBUTIONS TO cr. no cones eee se O14 Thon W. Cate TO4 X. S00 serene ~«\For Croup | emg HOYLE & RARICK CLOTHING CO. mi THTUUUUIUTLE : MW CHRISTMAS FUND OF ahd Pea? 6 ae Stes i —What Would You Do = — = THE POST-DISPATCH °F cerste 5 Tota ee 5 Tetal $3.90 ue =| | = Continued frem Preceding POS’. : ADVERTISEMENT | aaa = = ___CARMIERS NOS ~~“ @IRLS, PRETTY GIRLS, LOOK!! | = — fe gry By. Alem TONIGHT AT PALLADIUM RINK, ENRIGHT WEST OF GRAND J = = Ht ” Wuedbiis 50 F ® Eek + 5 =e are getag te sick the Prettiest out | Arrow Picture Corperation. at a salary witbout @ bortie of this = —a ¥ “a . ’ te os 25 |= — ios -s ag FI bate Paene fo sel? — *hanenne, and a chance: Canven's specals Aax your 47288 pst _— = =. i Ly MAGAZIXE DEPT 5 a tn tee Terk Cay. we tel & —= dh to oo ies De Drake's Gieseco. 50 cents the - = == Paut Pare: $ = = = ith kine ya | Saakasesetndodnded- Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps | = EE ge ty Saturday Brings Important Savings in The Hub’s- a tte 8 a > = — B ¢ a +. : ' ; ~. j . = == © McFeriand Price Bros a = ae een bone © ae 4 J 3 ie . The Year’s Great Bargain Event © ; = = ees 4 ; #8 = ons Davenport Bed Suites Sacrificed | = =\f = 6 Sab | i = =e See On Home Needs Now! ; = =iit tes ITERALLY hundreds of bargains await you ‘ — == 4 Parenten. 25 F Wilke Saturday and many of the prices are below +3 = Ss ice Ke E Story actual cost! We must clear the way for incom- a =. ee R Ope. te ing shipments. so the profit is yours. F = == 6M Solem *) Brashes . | = =a o Your Choice— = =— ™ a_Hisie A Rhe't —— | = S pe = ae AnyBrass Bed _ «3 Sweeping Price Reductions on All Winter Garments ii i, Pike = J KL ihe egections se high-quality clethine This of ae it 7 : | UNRESTRICTED choice re 3-Pe. a > 4 PRICES CUT Sans wun m2) R omy tums. ‘Re ash re. PRICES CUT — a IE ossdere. Gh com aia Spring Davenport masa ——— A.V i~ ~~ Ladies’ Winter aE | Seaeten .— selling price. Exactly half Bed Suite = VE >» aff fi ange price eeeeeees = O’COATS SA aie O 40 ans ; Mensing "™ . One of the leading values in this department is a = = COATS" — ryant - wo Ww Re ° comfortabie Suite built according t nideas. The daven- = Can you afferd te wm ee oe — Here — . —— > Entire Stock of Rugs port-bed arose oe full-sized con Spain bed _ includes @ fine = ignore _ aan | we Tue - - mattress pad. The three pieces, shown above, have loose cack. = F ieee ee oe aheoag ra ee ee vee | SS G Geid : St: — $24. 15 Reduced ions, with deep pire Se aghiniaiety vem are covered with combina- = aw ‘ ‘ DRESSES : Two- SUITS deced prices. = ae. 25 ~ foamy pan Axmin- tion plain and figured velour. ; = ) es Pants Values Up to $35 = & Kummer : ster Rass, large $32.50 $225 3-Pc. Velour Davenport Bed Saite.... $149 . = $20 $25 Vel $35 V alués, New 7 biman iaaerpaus yey $295 3-Pc. Jacquard Davenport Bed Sarte $167.50 = § be =e ee ee ae 300 3-Pc. Mohair Davenport Bed Suite... . .$195 ; = $ .00 $ $ | 9: = Sir ae a eas Outs — $16.50 $425 3-Pc. Mohair Davenport Bed Suite. . = a = 133: wietie (ee i : | = Maw > . —— ang ac | 3 | | Hambenket Hm FF Scbaate piece in all finishes—offered . A charming <cesign ° a | ; wide BR ELESE« 1S Q ana“ peacutaly 14 Off $195 3-Pc. Walnut { = 3 Bes a Levors gee = ‘i Bedroom Suite e®eeesee : ; MI af oot coe. | Closing Out 32 i . ais toll — K end ) nm the room ffoor are many bargains—one is s ; cr wm Men gn th d outlin is, hand d ted. Built of Game - 4] TEs . siege Odd mse ms Chairs | otitis Herceus halt ficiedes guises dre Sal | wae pin 14 Mohair Chairs from fine jewel boxes. bow-end bed. ‘and new style chifforobe, | 4 — % . Suites, values to $125, to {| top. All drawers dustproof. | \ . Bee Full-length Vanity if Desired, $57.50 | a yi $425 4-Pc. French Walnut Saite .. . $241.59 | $450 4-Pc. Satin Wainut Sutte......... $225 | $495 4-Pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite. . . $247.50 Jacquard 2s Velour $275 4-Pc. French Walnut Suite....... $175 . airs left from high-grad | : | ; ce tes, values to = he ‘ on we . - [ ; <-+ Ss ~ . : oe President Ht 3 t Dining Suites Sacrificed © in his mess: - : Kitchen Stools “Along with t | ; ° be Colema’ be ee 2 " i This Week Only = W so enamel 38 of sages | : Due to an overstock at the factory we were a ; se ogee development | able to secure these excellent Sports Hose fo fat “gemma Ni cash at sensational price reductions. We pass er: _— power. oP eee if these great savings on to you. These are the : and more becc ) ; f KRANIT BRAND—known the count © at | campus own the country $85 Gas Range electricity. ... , . i __cility should be 7. rere ee ae in Blue, Gray or White Enamel 4 : | the connection | sa poeta $195 8-Pc. Walnut $ units into a super : Suk and hsle Indian Mixture, real Jacquard y ie . + | | Silk contrasting checks, full-fashioned sik | Sang 0 - | | —This is ex plaited Jacquards on mercerized lisle. Colors ~} ; Union Eiectr embrace Attractive combinations of chécks Among the Dining Suite bargains are many such as thesoum + n Nude, Gray, Cthnamon, Poudre Blue, Orchid ‘ new Tudor Suite in finest of walnut veneers with 60-inch ‘* mab 7 — fet, es long extension tabi e, f: iwe tapestry-seat ed side chairs a 1 © — . tant it hy As Shown aerate ae You'd go a loug way to find its equal at aa i | ALL PERFECT—ALL SIZES ) | | Side Oven and aa — Huguenot Walnut Suite. _ $237.50 i: | oo | , t 10-Pc. Huguenot Walnut Suite... . $375 | | Please Shop Eerly Hnas-Lieber so Clark. | | Broiler $350 9-Pc. Mahogany Saite........... $178 = iy Att Gas Ranges are conventional in pattern ber this $295 9-Pc. Huguenot Wainat Saite. . $234.50 1 é + ome has many advantages in its favor. Large in eee F, : size, sturdy in construction and im a lection of en- Se : (it panel Gindehes Sound dulle’ tn Biaeael wit : All Heating Stoves—25% off s | Syi aa oe Be th, Be hy J . I | - - We Gwe ™“ 4 Convement — ; ‘ and ta Credit ss vee Redeem . Zz 3 — Eagle Stamps \\ “comm Le Te ae = - - “ 7 The POST. OTSPWaTC RM ta the t. ~~ ecuabeper siting Antvclaied | sage ASHINGTON AT SEVENTH

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T-DISPATCH oup = ~ Th m9 ~——— : id You Do ~~ PO a iS Brats . iihoae of homes T 7 le Yy \ ~ P ————— Ike SS \ @ ~ ee te ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a te ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— ~ A a meee _ —— —— —_— “ee , a ° 4 . ’ 4 s > ' ¥ . * 4 , ~ , ~ » 4 # -_y - ws >.> \ ' a . ; * 6 ‘dae —_— > ‘ ‘ 4. sh , 7. an ; 7 +f J - > as a ‘ ~— Pew. a. *, « . 5g TET ee naan — : = ne ; "Sra teen Pee ee Soo rer . : . A ae esc -° - al sr aaa > a oe —_ + “ o—-2 . = ane > , — ‘ ‘ jr = o - ~ ~ *aec . : a= cA: vy CE pee Ce~ = é - ‘ r ~ > —— — -~ " 7 oe ¢ 4 . = = ag - ° > . - aft _ . - “ ~~? ** * - - ® — : r . ° ar ‘= oan o . -- a 6 7 te * ss Se o - te. eee = ° oe Rad -— Re. pe © . . . - 4 . .».4 millions of homes hich relievete croup ipg in 15 minutes. hickest reiief koown Poids and Whooping ere litue ones io pu should pever be tie of this valuabie sded by the best your druggist bow cepts the *-« ° s} : . 4 Ly 4 ‘ » - - | & ‘ 4 pol eer >. : ‘ae . . ~~ " o - .» * _ . © s ns " oes ot he: _ : = . . ‘ . a “wa ‘ nage — ~** - ‘ ‘ : - , oa 1 ? a , / " = — x 7 - “ — ‘ me , ¢ “a : . . —-—* - - — : ye wy : = —? o 4 A ~—e J . ae a . ; - | ae - ~e-. ~—t et °° - : 4 ' ‘ie > a . 4 od — « = . . o -"” » “ . > 7 - - "e- - ef IP en case oe + : - “ > a , es ‘ : * . ¥ ~~ . - . - es - “ @ °¢ - “= -~ ° . » as ; - ~* - " : Ot rian p~ .-. Se peg! Se = ee yet ppm ete ois 7 . , _'= 7 _ on ~~ 4 —- oO ‘ " ; -_ oa 2 oo 3 -— an . .- = — > . > a + a? « » 4s "ee >» *« * « . — ’ abe . > P. ; es “ 4 ™ = @ a —* 9 j - o : _ -- a “~? *~_* > “ “*p , 7’ . , « . * * ae . ce “ * . .* ~~ a » a%e = . , * 6. es ° ~~ -* . Se he 4- an _ , ° i Leena a ee ea Ane bmn —:a «— e-. - =| ; ‘ s* etm - . _ =_ : e . 5 ad { . «* ts a * ye " 7 ‘ ° ad . _— ee ae ie - ~ P fe _— a “- . -) - ee ae oe | ane * “= "On me ~~ -_* " oe Great Bargain Event ns huge generators .... capable of producing cacao ahi 180,000 horsepower... nai et ie os Fall of water, 36 feet... ee rt Power house, dam and an auxiliary structures, ‘ar- ranged in straight line, would extend out Olive street from Broadway to Grand. oa ~ . - - 2 ~~ 7 - ~ * 2 > -) a . ‘ ~— . ° “A * om © — > ar . ¢ = _—_ « — » / = ~ *% - ‘~eoaeeg «= « . ‘ * = = | -o —_ . P Pe me on, : NS tee em “ = = das = “~~... 7¢ - - ~ & _ “rare ~~, * oeue A — > . ‘ *- + om we. +o em ® xs sed Suites Sacrificed S AD Me But Poth fmt Do~he hve, Mp he fh i A Dnt De PA 2-4 ‘152° ues in this department is a wonderfully according to our own ideas. The daven- l-sized coil-spring bed and includes a fine ee pieces, shown above, have loose curh- upholstery and are covered with combina- velour. Davenport Bed Suite... .$149 ard Davenport Bed Suite, $167.50 Davenport Bed Suite ir Davenport Bed Suite.... Suites Sacrificed _ ; r ee | ~ . +e al =a ti ss so 119 ” , : * 4 f are many bargains—one is this new de- . me panels, hand decorated. Built of fine , inish. Includes 50-inch dresser with two 4} : we a bed, and new style chifforobe, with crown ~* q ~» proof. h Vanity if Desired, $57.50 aie nch Walnut Suite... .$241.59 | vail in Walnut Suite Ss = zinut Bedroom Suite. . .$247.50 ah ~ Bi | The Missouri Public Service Commission has just author- —— Presi lidge |. a Suites Sacrificed §] Sa iiite ccs spenine ized Union Electric Light and Power Company to buy the Congress said: | : : i “Along with the development ereat hydro-electric plant at Keokuk, la : posible encouragement for he | Cahokia, the largest steam plant between the Mississippi velopment oj ourwater | é : | power... -. Thisismore | River and the Pacific Coast, and Keokuk, the greatest water id more becoming an era of | bs t A electricity. . . . . . Every fa: power development in the Middle West, are now linked elec- cility should be extended for the connection of the various | tically and financially and form a superpower system that will Walnut 110) a | units into a superpower plant.” | ; : Migs ais ae % —Thisisexactly what | help to keep electric rates in St. Louis where they are now— uite bargains are many such as these—a — ] : Union Biectric - ——s ti f h U ited States 4 6 ae | among the very lowest of the large cities of the United The Greatest Superpower in the uenot Walnut Suite. . $237.50 Sm FF TJNION ELECTRIC LIGHT 4N>D POWER CO. ng Stoves—25% Off TWELFTH AND LOCUST SAINT .LOUIS, MISSOURI Convenient Credit | Terms , } Open an Account | | ) . , A ) Le, SS AS 2) Pee . A) , D aN NSE RON CR Ny Caches Mca a2 iy BAN chix fence, has ¢? ai ae , | | ; . , : ’ N ~~ pA NE, > “Se — > oa a TH: _ _ =

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ST.LOUIS FOSTOSPATC: FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1926. Open Until 8 P. M. Trade Your Old Suit or Overcoat in on a Good One OVERCOATS - - » . miles from Poland ¢ American Siaughter House -_ .** ; . f, . + =f . , > » oti s a > , - ° : e . ‘ y g& _ ™ * - - aa Ty ate of of Nvarit he- Ty) troved — ( : ie * devastating floods the Santiago-Ixcuinr S+ste of Nayarit a a villages are reported urango repom that : Sa ee > A . . . : = a ‘Pans an 2 a ~ * .* as a . Reduced From $20 stylish Over- coats slaughtered. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX fine, ...-.. used, as-good-as-new Over- *="” b 7°16 IT’S TTKE GIVING THEM LATELST—NLWEST SPRING—1926 _DRESSES $1.00 © aml eet another for 81. “12 Tangcermc—ere ry new color. Dit ssi.> as low as $1.95 or : Pion] Situation Recomes More ¢.rare. Ae 2000 fine, ( ard eand-bag - * . most of them a*e- the housing prob- Lipstick Red. SPECIAL BARGAINS LN STOUT DREESSES CHOICE OF New-Serviceable OLIVIA 00D-CLOTH Dike in Holland Reported | to Hare AP ei gre: Qh Abe te SE ee he? ST. LOUIS BUS CO. SEEKS PERMIT FOR NEW LINE hing~hichway on Natural pridce. North of Marcus. ees WITH ee: and preve ising. “BOOSE “STEP COMFORT | What roast turkey is to the Germans Apply Tar to Fowl. Teet - gta n q nner roast a ‘ on March to Market. HM fit FFE TAE Saturday Specials “= 6TH AND FRANKLIN PORK sHolipers| ROASTS theese heawtiful. treah Perk et lizan aha civeris fm sale Saturday. 1000 o! 15: Rolled Roast... .19 Pickled Beef 1] Boneless Butt Tongues, Ib. Smoked Meats | Rib Roast...... iS (rimmed § Ibe uP Rump Roast... .13 Adi eur emoked meats are eusrantecd 2 mild sugar cure mo e usage hicekery smoekr. Smoked Mam, ‘2 or - Frankfurters whole Smoked Breakfast Bacon, Bologna > or whole . Smoked Bacon Strips...23 Liver Sausage ’ Smoked Pig Jowis 21 | Head Cheese Smoked Butts. boneless 29 Tobacco Butter Cigars, Pipes | Al BRIAR PIPES— ames or yrour 50c-750 value 35 -«fundel SOLU | CL a AR CHICAGO GUNMAN ————_ -— es Boned Judge Fecal De- quoin, ML, Sets Record a ‘7 sis - ° > @ ____\\\>-- (is esteam@se J ‘sTOREs 77 I44, —— Reducta : SAME GOODS—SAME QUALITY—LOWER PRICES Atmore’s Mincemeat, 32-07. jar.. oe Nut-Stuffed Dates, pkg. Meinz Mincemeat, 1-!B. cam........... Malaga Ciuster Raisins, 1 Ib... ist Heinz Mincemeat, 2-ib. can...... Funsten Shelled Pecans, 3-oz. jar_. Heinz Fig or Pium Pudding. ™med. size.. Wainuts, No. 1 Diamond Brand, Mee Heinz Fig or Pium Pudding, small size Wainuts. Sorrento. Ib. Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce, can Jolly Time Popcorn, 10-oz. tin. Smyrna Layer Fics. [b. Dromedary Cocoanut, 4-oz. pag.. seh aanine own —— dew. 16-0z. Prince Albert 95 1G-oz. Velvet ..... t Granger Rough Cut— G 5 : S 16-072. Mexican —— Cigar eo ed. is pan . 6128 EASTON—WELLSTON PRICES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY This is the store that saves you real money. Our prices never equaled, quality never excelled! ORK ean.4 c|Spareribs, Pound ._iiec Shoulders Lb 15 mange jaapeted a saat dicen te ee EEF Sonne . Shoulder Cc ee nm. Ib [c! Rib Porternouse. | | Reas? Pound Chuck — Lb.. 10¢ Chuck Prime, Lb.. 12¢ VEAL Breast or Stew | Shoulder or Chops |LES. 1b... 5c 6c Pound (| 8c Pound Smoked “ams. hb 22s BACGON—2 70 3 LB. PIECES. 23¢ SMOKED CALIF. 4AMS. LB. 18¢ SAUSAGE Frankfurters Smali Bologna Minced Ham | 2: * Pound Round Liver Large Bologna’ § & ~ Bologna Head Cheese BLUE LABEL CHIL! SAUCE. PINT ....Oe FEES Biue Labe! Catsup SPAGHETT! OR wee 66 Pints. 25¢ om : did. Dos Leg Cabin Syrup Pts.. 25¢: Qts.. 49¢ 5 Sultope 40c Apricets. Ne. 2 -. heavy pack. big val.. i0e SPECIAL MALT PRICES | COMB HONEY he scab 00¢ | CORDIALS Koomeel on. BLATZ, HOPPED 50¢ | | Menthe and Aorieot sea OGe Be ry LA-SWISS BOCK Qe | | aa Ore toms posal, 9g | HB. oned “an a tr en a , ae Pecte ™ all pe . pon : oe Facie &: with SKiNG POWDER ‘Ne | C he es. j YAMA ExTRaGT 25¢ | Peund cen ~~ Fa» M. & 5. Coffee 60: | 25c — ayRE sot 25 3 Big Boxes Neiseless Tip Matches. Russet Burbank Potatees. (0 ibs. ts po Cern. can. 1Qc: Red Oniens. 3 Ibs. icebere Lettuce. Head 5¢ Nancy Hal! Sweets. 4 pounds, 25¢ =| Red Sweet Potatoes. 3 Lbs.. i0¢ | ---=> S.. ~ San-Kist Navel Oranges. ? 5 for 2% — dopres Oyster Plant, 3 bunches ‘10e aap acai i BANANAS. nice yellew ripe fruit. big bargain. ib.. 5c MT. AUBURN MARKET | Pork Chops, Pound 22c J RAMEE Ee eb be ee i ne +. * * -* - - i i i i i i i i 4h hb (hh (he @. hah 4 oe i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i Buy Fresh EGGS Ever- CANNED FRUITS THESE SPECIAL PRICES GOOD UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT LIBBY’S PINEAPPLE#:'Tr NO. 1 FLAT CAN LIBBY’S PINEAPPLE S®S#=...161 ROSEDALE PEACHES sticeo ™ caw’ LIBBY’S PEACHE HALVES or No.1 CLARK'S 255. PEACHES =" 30 ROSEDALE PEARS «=~ 26 LIBBY’S PEARS «2= 27 LIBBY’S APRICOTS «18 LIBBY'S isxt' CHERRIES =: LIBBY’S FRUITS ows. =". LIBBY «xe PLUMS =" 231 BECKWITH FIGS Susivcor™ "22 ey DROMEDARY FIGS Mronse™ i: DQQB | ees mon CLARK’S APPLE SAUCE =: 1 mand of Rick Saller. Piee-t “oreed fer Bread FREE! $3 esei-" Given With Every can « Can of American e Can Maid Malt 5 (} es ib Can Flaver FREE! A LARGE CARRY-ALL BAG Given With Ey Pou = ys nd one 45c GOLDEN KEY x? MILK. 3 CANS wit-e. wT A ss « Minaie “While Yeu Watt. Swiss Cheese. Lb. SS a 64¢ SE’ \enx (mEbes 43 a 65c 30c 40c ‘ BPP) —Poend of ‘\« iwi LISBY’S Libby’s: peeled: ‘ ange At —— EPORT - , GIANT ‘= 40c la : ‘ LIMB ROE CHER cp rge can “ee © ©e#e IMPORTED “Vi » 1D. 18c PACKET 8th and Lecast f SS. > a PURE. WHITE SS C] — SK a LARD ‘art frem emall. juicy porkers. Every Lb. de uniferm. Ih. 14c. > or whole Sic Choice Bacon, ib... half or whole ae YOUNG HEN *, Jacding or steWing... _ PORK ROAST | LESS OF Yeerme anc Lb.., 27',c DO YOU NEED ANY OF THESE ITEM render, Lippincott’s Mam. Olives. 11-o2z. Jar... Salada Tea . Royal Salad Dressing _ Maro imt. Maple Syrup. 1 2 Co Underwood's “OSE Sardines 12\-c| Mary Jane Syrup, 1 :-ib. can... Sein s Guatemaia Coffee. e., S3e; Lobster -size can 2Sec Wigwam Syrup. large size . age ; "cen 's Malted Mitk, $1.00 size... : Reed Sr - Log Cabin Syrup. iarge size. ....-+*9" | Frank’ 8 Milwaukee Liver Van Camp's Kraut, large can 10c | Dr. Price Vanilla, 4.02. bettie. | Libby s Sweet Potatoes. large can 20c Linit Starch 4 ° Ctark s Peas—Superior. regular can 19c | Angelus Marshmallows. ‘pke.. oe Marzipan Stollen Coffee Cake. ..- Ciark'’s Peas—Dainty. regular can 24c | Whole Wheat Fiour. 5~-/b. sack. — Sunnyside Fruit Uncie William's or Lotta Belle Pumpkin. Skat . ae E large can 10c | Britt's Ammonia _— «ds... wn wou a Gherkins - niaitun a . ; ; : a Lux Toilet Scand a 3 eich Grapeiade Z3c | Scott's Tissue Toilet Paper. .....- eee a Baker’s Cac. |. Temtor Preserves, al! flavors. 15~oz. jar 24c | Mespita! Toilet Paper. roi!......-- --*

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s aan = LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1926. o, )ST-DISPATCH 900,000 BOND SE y OR CHICAGO GUNMAN Y Za> » Hard- Boiled jdige quoin, Ill., Sets in City. Record the Poet-Dispatch. J iti. 5. "O rave H Boecia! ¢o B CHICAGO, 4 poiled country - ago ynderw orl l something to think P gbout yestere A hard. Juds the Chi- Judge Lewis I’. Uarris, called in from Duquoin, lil, to help Chicago Dyn its attempt to held the line against criminals, is sitting tempo- rarily a the Night Court Two gangsters were befo him on charges © robbery and murder. ld the pair on bonds The Judse held ; $600,000. of $900,080 a! Iudge John P Lyle, who recent- . a og i - ly was removy' I irom } the ( lark e ns street Court, had previously held : 1 {o> bail bonds here the high recor a year he has been hold. lefendants on bond For almos' ing all robbery « ALITY—-LOWER PRICES J Assorted Nut-Stuffed Dates, pkg.. a 250 of from pneee F oe ae | i Malaga Cluster Raisins, 1 Ib.......... Serres Spacey ean Funsten Shelled Pecans, 3-0z. Jar a "250 down by other Ju |e ae ae Walnuts, No. 1 Diamond Brand, Ib... . 2% ee ee Wainuts, Sorrento, !Ib.. Sino oa Harris were Raverd Bi hahan Jolly Time Popcorn, 10-oz. tin. ~.-106 and John Murphy. | ts ty wi ade. Dromedary Cocoanut, 4-oz. pkg........ 126 ea testified to 7° robb ries Bhd of Chocolate Drops, a 12\n6 yourder. Breenahan was , le to Peanut Squares or Brittle, Ib.. eeeeces 12 é the grand jury on * charge ~ Sema, = Assorted Broken Taffy, Ib i. & © @ 6 © « der, and his bond. were fixed at), Cut Rock Crystal Mixed, Ib eeeees o $800,900 On we cha deg of robbery. : Murphy, Who was heia in 24 roh- bery charges, was Pp" it under bonds defendant. 50-SIZE FOR of $600,000. Another UNKIST ep IFORNIA : AVELS SATURDAY STOP ane SHOP & ar Price, 29c Dozen... | BANANAS, 3 Ibs. ..... .-. .18c > THREE STORES: Gth and Locas. : Acrosa From Union Market. POUNOS if you see them you will buy 6°14 Easton. Wellston. 1428 salisbury. The Stores of Quality 25¢ —_— -— _— nine i i ee ee i a i i ee i i i i i i i i i i i FRUITS SATURDAY sPERECTIALS Buy Fresh EGGS PPLE! FFs on} 6 ps Q’ >PLE CRUSHED 16¢ ae Strictly freah, direet from the 40c not cold storare. beeps os pound of Kich Valley. Finest Spread vies Rread. ~~ =—_—— —--— HALVES or No.1 14c ae onan 1 9 Werth of ES watves or nes a6 cf PRE $3 tax, Given With rvery | Can of ncini6O) Maid Malt A. LARGE ——— ee CHES =". 30¢ EARS No. 1 Can 20° ARS No. 2Can 27 ICOTS +o" 18 Large e Can COR. « « 3-Lb. Can Hed FREE! | Given With rg Pound or More of F Pp COFFEE. 4S5c RRIES %.° 23¢}f jmesens 25c Three cans BORDEN'S FAGLE BRAND. MULK—fFer can = Peanut Batter, kb. 25¢ Made While You Walt. PURE STRAINED HONEY 5 -Lb. Pail 65¢ Genuine Imported A. Swiss Cheese, Lb.. 64¢ 4Sc DOMESTIC SWIss —- ESF—Pound W ORK CTHiEDD4 (HEPSD—p ound . 38c 65c 40c FOR SALADS Large No. 2 can, 30c Can... LU MS ‘LARGE 40: 23¢ 22c¢ 28c 14c 50c CAN IN SYRUP FOR Rec. BREAKFAST CAN IMPORTED. REG. INSYRUP CAN SAUCE caw US IMPORTED ROULEDOF ti (HEESE—l ound LIMBLRGER (HEESE— Libby’s; peeled; large can ...... Pound IMPORTED SVISS GRUVE Rt—Each From Du-. CARRY-ALL BAG ' 17) h-and-10-c: serter. “Heads Merchants’ — ne tS ik dd. — a eo oe ee VOR. ha atte “Dor ndtlite: x DAC eens Wades a : GEORGE C. MARTIN JR. BKFORGE C¢., MARTIN JR. CG wiy elected president of the Merchants’ IExchange will. Lager Her Jan. 12, as will other new officers of the exchange. The ele@iion was held Wednesday... Matt Lusk, is {n a hospital with a bullet wound. He is charged with taking part in 17 robberies and one murdet JUSTICE DELAYED BY ODOR U. R. TOLET CITY FIX TERMS OF MILL TAX SETTLEMENT ‘Whether Claim Is Secured or Wa-| cute secured Will Not Be Ques- tioned, Attorney States. Commenting upon City Counse- |}lor Muench’s announcement yester. | }day that the Regrganization Com- _mittee of the United Railways has | Stanley (Clarke, | Reorganization iw _the 13919, ‘acerued since that time ] ‘tax accrued, | pay , as } | FROM CORN-POPPING MACHINE Judge Clark Complains of Vender's | Operations Under Stairs Lead- ing to Courtroom. Under the Justice of the Peace ourt at 14 South Sixth street there are the stairs (nder the stairs there is a popcorn machine. The Justice of the Peace court is that of Judge Crittenden Clark. The popen machine is run by the Gem Theatér. 16 South Sixth street. The €étairs, leading to the court. run through one side of the lobby of the theater. Monda morning when Judge. Clark « vened court. the crowded | room, he Says, Was permeated with asickening odor from the popcorn- ma ine jie continued gome of the cases. Juesdayv the sanie odor seeped in The entire’ docket was continued Wednesday the game. | Nearly 100 cases were virtually smothere: it of court, the Judge aAintaine Hatold Ne] assistant man- ager of the theater investizated ‘I went upstairs,”’ he told a report- er, “and all T could sme!l was the perfume of the popp nm. NO at all.” ing cor smoke The manager of the theater stat-, ed that if the machine was annoy- ing the ocupants of the building it would be removed. 5-AND-10-CENT STORE MANIA Husband's Shopping Sprees Win | Woman a Divorce. tie Asso CAMDEN ‘late l’rese ™~. » # Jan. S.- band’s mania for spe! din ree gg! ‘OU nds for ] is pay nt sli was sidered as sufficient l- divorce, Seven dollars a week vith the de: . Hullings : husband im ree. esterday that her ioney Was exh cellor Leaming, e decree, said that fail » make bona fide ef to provide a home his wife placed him in the light of a de- Hu nan ing th re ti a + - es) Favors tse of Corn Sugar. WASHINGTON, Jan. §.—The farmers of the corn belt, strug- gling for an outlet for their crop surplus, have feund a new cham- nator EKdwards (Dem.), slis vote pi m?! of New Je! n committee ye lay for a bill to remove restrict from the use of corn Edwards said he Only was sorry the bill didn't fur- ther help the farmers by including eorn syrup and corn whiskey. ( asting ster: ns SUZza ee FRESH CALI SHOULDERS bi5Sc = Pork Loins Half or Whole, Good Sth and Locust Exponents of Living Since 4 ¢ YOUNG HENS Miest Itemea at Ib., 22c | Phila. Style Scrapple. . 250 Hospital Toilet Paper, roll....-----****" elled Pecan Pcs., Ib., 73c Dr. Lyon’s Tooth P’der, 32c Gluten Bread, loaf....30c | Tintex, any color ..... 120 Tintex, any color Stores Assorted Chocolates Caranza Coffee centers with Carranza biend Coffee always satire hear y di irk and milk choco fies a majoriiy of particular coffee -. Cating, packed in fancy drinkers: always urvform in aroma Oxeg;, 2 flavor and strength 49c ~ i wa LOW! S Pound package..... | nn! ST TON ee J ‘ ~ confessed the finality tax judgment of the mill held by the city, attorney for the Committee, today said: This obligation, which with crued interest amounts to at ove 00, represents mount of unpaid mill had accrued prior so of its rendition, towit, the mill tax which has lias been paid to the city currently. During the period in which the unpaid mil} the company any dividends its stockholders. “Whether or At. Sonic. a 2 ‘ceane entire a f the tax hich date and whatsoever to not the mil] tax claim of of St. Louis ranks asecured claim or an unsecured claim is a question wh organization the City as Ich the Re: (“ommitte not propose to litigwate, because of the fact that it believes the City of St. Louis should determine @ does ier and amount which should he paid in settle ent of this claim and In making such determination that the city should bear in mind the fart that the company has not now.funds in its hands and that the primary requisite with respect to additional funds which mavy be raised by the new conipany is that they should he devoted to furnish- ing th® increased and hetter gery. ice which the city demands.” A fuminum ,o Stained ? did not! the man-'! ee Dentists to Go to Court. Associated Pprers. Cc HIC AGO, Jan. 8.-—Chicago den- | tists are to spend $3000 to prose- alleged illegal practitioners. Dr. Franak J. Bernard, chairman 'of the Chicago Dental Society com- mittes in charge of investigations, Says many dental laboratories fre employing girls to lance abscesses. clean teeth, give treatments and perform other duties, which, he Says, are assigned by law only to a licensed dentist. | Fine Old Bas-Helief Found. | . ane _ ioe 8 me TS eVEGETABLES NEUFCHATEL, France. -A fine bas-relief, Jan. measuring 16 by lil inches, has been found at? Mesnil Follemprise, a village neur /here. The discovery was made by QUALITY (workmen who pulled down a brick fireplace in an old house they were demolishing. It is a very fine speci- ‘men of work of the middle ages and represents the flagellation of Christ. o-) yD ( VEST > “~ . ~ ; > ¢ " 9 , ak a P a MARKET} er (Jast South of Waterman) Roast

Delicious flavor. a wound CHEESE, PIMENTO Ib. 35] ‘ot Qtr 45 eae!) Guaranteed: Domesti Dozen. Swiss ——— | BANANAS 4« 2?! Potatoes: i 10u46¢ ald * Cheese, lh. 35 Strictly Curidled Sound: pound. BANANAS = Mince M@ats=- 25 wars 00) Full ENGLISH om — ae 1: 2 Red Onions, 3 lbs., 10 Tomatoes 3.25 2°. 7 LETTUCE firm tread 2 tor 1S¢ Navel Oranges °° 15 a firm heads....... Grape Fruit S'r* 6 \utier Peas fren ronsten, 9 Cauliflower, large heads, 25c; med. .23c | Celery, large stalks, each. . . 10¢ Gano Apples, 5 Ibs., 19 Ne 2 ee, Sweet Potatoes, Nancy Hall, 3 lbs... .18c | Cabbage, 2 Ibs............. (saa ICEBERG LETTUCI Fresh Calif. DWARE CELERY. “WIS U GA RoPure 4 to 6 Ib. Cane PORK SHOULDERS Electric ogcomed Pad i Cats. 1 ‘ at econ a one mi! & Kecu iP ys %, 98 $7.00 Sale. Pe sé coveeak — Fountain Syringe Extra heavy rubber. Fully guaranteed. Res- $ ular price $1.75. 39 Special Price Cascade Pound Paper and Envelopes 9 sheets, JV envelopes Ree- ular Both price joe. for 59¢ Sexaté “93” Hair Tonic A stimulating tome. (Gives the hair renewed 39 life and luster. 5O0e value Cascara Aromatic For chronic ustipation. A spicn- did tonic laxat aM serps not con- tain alcoho -asant take. 25e. Special Price. 19c E q ualiv ctf with adults or Castor Oil aT price dren. Regul ~ Is a sweet nutty-ta ae oe. Pure- test Castor Oil is apecialiy com- pressed from fre ‘) , earefully cleaned seed. A safe purgative for children. Soothing in action. Gives splendid re- sults. 3 ounces, Regular pmce ] Oc THERE IS A Rexall DRUG STORE IN YOUR LOCALITY 3901 WEST FLORISSAAT SSOR ETZEL 3544 GRAVOIS, COR. GRAND CLAYTON AND Met AUSLAND 7325-25 Ss. BROADWAY 19801 WADISON VIRGINIA AND WALSH 4401 OLIVE DELMAR AND KINGSHIGHWAY The Magic Cleaner of Pots end Pans String Beans ny AB 7 lbs. 45 Sa RE Kidney Beans sonal na = 10-ib. $ ene = = a flash. — as Corn Bork Malt per can 55 ae ® poun fee cleans a scours, but No. — aa - mex Pr There's nothing - a Black Eye Peas, Ibs 19 Lb.. Rib or + ke these soft, soapy pads. Loin; ~ per pound. ORUG STORGs -| SATURDAY BARGAINS} Save With Safety at Your RexokL Drug Store | Saturday Only KOTEX 39c Bell’s Pine Tar & Honey..24c, 47c Bromo-Quinine . vee 40c C&astoria (Fletcher’ s) . » te 60c California Syrup of Figs..42c Caldwell Syrup of Pepsin. 42c, 83c $1.25 Creomulsion ........... 98c 60c Doan’s Kidney Pilis..... .44c Father John’s Medicine.. .47c 93c Rem Cough Remedy......47c, 83c Gude’s Pepto-Mangan ....... 98c Glyco-Thymoline....23c, 44c, 89c Horlick’s Malted Milk. . .38c, 75c Lavoris... 23-40, 496. Te Lysol ae 23c, 45c, 89c¢ Listerine ..2lc, 42c, 79¢ Mentholatum -- aC, 42c, 78c Musterole ..... Z7c, 53c 50c Phillip’s Milk Magnesia 39¢ Resinol Ointment. 39c, 79¢ Sloan's Liniment... QTc. 53c, 98ec 50c Hennafoam Shampoo.34c $1 Lucky Tiger.....:... 69c $1.00 Mahdeen .-...... 79¢c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil.. .37c $1.00 B. Paul Henna... 8% Glover's Mange Remedy . 48c RT a Fa 29c, 49c Herpicide. . .42c and 83c Cigar Specials SS. oo uaa 3 for 25c Box of 50, $3.95 2-for-25c Cigars, each.. Box of 50, $4.95 A Few Restricted Brands Ex- cepted. Chesterfields, Lucky Strikes, Piedmonts, 2 for 25c; Carton, $1.25 ~ Razor Blades Gillette Blades 39c, 75c Durham, Duplex ....... .39¢ Gem or Auto Strop...... .10c Camels, Clowns, 4 to 6 Ib. CHUCK ROAST, Ib...15¢) BACON 2.°5.".28c ARM ROAST, Ib......18¢] HAMS Ssis.x' or half, Ib.... 28c LEAF LARD ny = quality that ys Ibs ‘ $1.00 SPARERIBS "16}/KRAUT™-"5¢ Fresh Link Pork Sausage, Ib...27¢ | Frankfurters, Ib_..24c | Bockwurst, Ib...27¢ Minced Ham, sliced, Ib. .25¢ Thuringer Cervelat, ib... .306 | Braunschweiger, B. . ae PEAS = 23" 25 CAMPBELLS Be Pure unrendered. Homemaid Bitter Sweets combination of Van \ delielous a ( ream Fondants with an un vreetene: l eho "co coating . Te leal for g@hildren box; regular aa ce —— Cc eonenml 7, ee ne Covered Caramels Beans or Soups Regular price ) - . 49e. Special 39¢ . | RRP eer | Sta nda rd C C Theatrical Cold Cream 4 ? C ans | nooth, eerie > An ideal 0. an CiCAaAHniING cre am. leanses the pores, keens the skin healthv. er not ae mate ‘ie ieee ad TTER come a CLUB, Country Club 50 ir Popular with i b t wi p rofe ssionals 59c Cream, Lb. 53 Creamery, ® i pr: —_ = Ib 25c ‘Paper Shell Pecats, Ib _49¢ .29¢ Serrento Walnuts, Ib. . Special price, | Riker’s Expectorant \ time-tested preparation for Mixed Nuts, Ib. Calif. Walnuts, Ib.. '25c NUTS the siet cf ace Sugar Coated, Stuffed With Finest chitis and allied conditions. 7 Ti 2? Mik MR Mt OM Mute eee eee Pound Ser Cc S ounees. Regu- lar price 60e. had Special Price Jexal) Throat Gargle Pound...... SALTED PEANUTS 15¢ Eveready M0 NN. VANDEVENTFRE LAION AND SUBURBAN 6125 BARTIMER “901 N. NEWSTEAD GRAND AND EFASTON BROADWAY AND CHIPPEWA 4969 “. UNION 6510 DELMAR 4474 SHAW AY P.&G., per bar.......4c Waltke’s, 5 bars for.....23c \re you subject to sore throats? Use this pleasant gargle often to Crystal White, bar.....4c Jap Rose, 3 bars for. ... .25c¢ soothe the irritated parts. Will Lifebuoy, 3 bars ..... 17c Paimolive, 2 bars for... .15¢ not diseolor the S teeth. 4 ounces. Reg ; A fresh cream loaf ¢ heese cured cream Cheese nlar price 25c. Spe- C for those who pre a that G hen that rich, uniform C cial Price . os ellis o eee mild, fresh {tasic. taste. tb. Purim SANDWICH SPREAD Sz": Club—-Smaiil bottle, 13c 3° Re Aspirin Tablets S., 5... aeeeereew rrr eS Are made from true aspirin, 80 —_ - tag skillfully prepared that they dis- New low price. 1 /2 Ib. integrate immediately in water. Blue Label, Gale ec « 6 o's es herefore they give almost Stant relief against Borden’s Eagie Grand, large can, oe ay a of 4 tab- 19c Vi Loft’s Chocolate, can. eS é& § 1a 82 6 a 6 € ets. eguiar price, 25e. Special Price... | Square; assorted flavors. ae in our own sanitary bakery. Each -Lemon Extract, Dr. Price's. Pumpkin, Ne. 2'> can _25¢ - — ee &. eS wae LAYER CAKE Cut Rock Candy; per pound Shrimp, wet pack, can Pompeian Olive Oil, one-half pint. . Velvet Cakes, 2 for Lima Beans, per Ib Bulk Dates, |b These Prices Good Only in Greater St. Louis and East St. Louis St oa MURDOCK AND MACKIAND GRAND AND SEBERT 6118 KASTON GRAVOIS AND CALIFORNIA FERGUSON. MO. 30 N. CENTRAL. CLAYTON, MO. OVERLAND. MO. 7200 MANCHESTER AV. WEBSTER GROVES. MO. | ee ee ee ee oe ae ee ae: 6 a ae ae Ss € @ ££ &£& 2 2 2 2 Sa ee ae

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+ “sunt « = —_- t . OO owen | + + pee «© _—A nw ES. +. AZ — 4. = 8 EMG ee PELE RS te ——. | ae _—— a a A eee ee ee ee en ~~. es LGA Hg _ et o v tiee'’y — orc) coach rriueges {0 Verture ar PrecictioVp er.ine outcome of e Sooner en im the Valley Conference race. ;‘ a) ‘a"s6 i. esnec §0O Ue a.* : er . : 4 ve Cefense vis ru ok a. tpoma in tce lex- 9 eve £ °° Me Derr ‘ = « we ww : -_ Year ~ x . ; : ~ ™ ~~ sues are » 230[ea anc - 7 — oO * West. forwatds, and Capt. Dunia; lialtter and M re gcuarés. McBride Who placed om the All-Conference five two Tears aro, Pu’ dropred to vy’ e > ; ~ CTT : v lo =? . 7 . £ _ a ae Ht . v > . ry regained his simce. hionea and Vest 1 ‘aC? eT’ ers Ss reserves. ls ‘ear, and ne of the: pro bal 7 ° w c « + ‘¢ 4 . ~ * »~ . ef | r . 4 z I 4 5 ‘ * '« Nilttieck. al=o a sopbor ® if a”- . © ia. t ~~ ’ 7° : > - AS ol = ’ ‘ shifted to g sreecy floor vo: 7 pot bi here? @ errs - , Re ae a ; »* r ecrvore aod Norria,. tocetber » Stephens ? a ’ le riavinc : . Ars’ Yeo e .* **~e &®g vad compye'e the list t sourl Valley Corference baM@et>al! Sut rec: DWhen Missour! invades Ace S tonight, to be follos: , > row by Waehingto ers a’ v aT re ’ ~ ~e ¢> Ma fer) Me! > 2 Wg . »* . . ’ X . \ : hs > ut a? a ° . Ship tnaabine T fem. ~ ‘= of ap ~ & . "er Torwer eae ‘th _ 7? é ol e 7 ° . each iv« ; . * , ~ ie & » & a eT ad ed "as 2 re i " ‘Se +7 . . ’ ~~ «* cn *. © aoe o! } " — ° S las’ year's for . ~~ ® - " ae : iP? © ars “ ~ . » a _ . : VU OT : fh ‘ovree * +2 Rehehe “~~ ard A SO u : : 0 ~~ =” ~*~ ~ , 7’. » 7 : " ea o.¢-1 e cc esaive « . a? = . ference s' hie takes the - — — ~ WOOREDAUL ya" , ra Maplewood ans Sy So)O0? teams are scheduled *o . prem!'tnrars ra™e ¢ o the Cc seum™ _, C-¢ “hicago , \2 oe . "arr e~s Scentest ef Francis grYrmnasium toe morree sigh. —_— nee en . . eee, Se ee ee ee ee ee. OL Ne, le ill ile il Nl, lil l,m si, Missouri Va ll ee ee ee ee, ~~ ee At Yeh M ee Nenraria i ee . Mar 6 50 GOLF WASHING7ON OPENS VALLEY BASKEI SEASON AGAINST SOONERS TONIGH##250 C ly 30 Years in {FOOTBALL By FIEL JING 8. fi > ” ? 9090 9) J & ‘) re? ry iP rr nh ii i i nn ne eee RACING RESULTS ~~ A NO, ee ee ewe ee lee, ee ee eee ee ee ee ee i i i ii di di ii ii di in di din i " At Tia Juana. At Male Ghleees. VW ecather cloudr Se” ee eee ley! pacnettell li Schedule ~— eee ee Showing of Two Cardinal Hurlers Brooklyn, Chicago and Phila- delphia Easy for Sherdel and Reinhart. i > By Herman W ¥e. ~ _ — - é - ~ = ~~ . * oe." s* > - ~~ — —_ - * > 5 . _ - » _ * — ~ ~- ~~ -_ ae 35 = ~ ~ = rs Nee ee — «+ ot Ge 6 oe a : = a - ~ _-- - _*~ ‘ - ° = = oC an. wwe Wee — .”* =— ——— = +- % re @ . _ ‘ ~ ad r a ~> “= “— = v ebe - s _ aA = — > - - -~ - e. ee * - 2 > = ‘ 7 ain . 2 ex ng —_ — = ’ = — oom — ~ )} oe ~_ - > - - ~*~ ~ . —> oe - —s = - *-etine _o — - -s* > - “ - — — ~ m hh « ¢ = - a ‘ Oz . . = = a - - - = .€ Oe F ee c 2. 5 - ~ ™ ;: - - a? ™ “2 : “— > “a ~ ——— + — - . . a > & O; S is ied > hal ~ - - * ~o : . ne ‘ oe. -- on ~—— - >~ = mem mee ; — —_ on — — o- . . Pes! ‘ - 3 : rai Dodgers. » ‘ 4 Both Stromc Agam-: D Pt ~~ x > ry = — -_ "« > =— = ~ ~ — o . a ~ . ~ 7 = ~ “a -- - - ~ y _. — = = —— = ¢ — 7 _ oe *, - > =? 4 - ~ ~ ~~ > _ = = = — —. = 4 . . _ ~~ o- — =—@ - . . s - > _ > - - ~ “ a ae" € Ls Ove s € Ris = woke > ~~ -_ - ~ = - - ~~ — - —s - * - > : > > _ - - ~ = “ ~ = 7 > —~ ~ = > Pa > = = vv » - -~_ ; i. ° » . _ | L ~ - = > > = -~ - * . o ~~ 2 “ - ~ — - - + +. . ba 3 - ° na Was .-i - s _ > _ ~ fainst the - - » Pi. . cy ’ - = - ; > - : ~~ I is ~ Ofe ~ = ° ¢ 4 rT = = > > - ~ . =~ - = > _ : = ” i i. = - - a ~ ew - is - ‘ . - - > — > ~ > = - . e = — ~'s ~ - —? > ~ - ~ - > ~—- = - eer — _ e —s S é > ~ - ” oo - -- ™ = . h ant oe Pat? = w? nO ca: . >_> ccs — “~ crore _ ~~ ae == gitar Cora? —_ ° ™ - ; - - oe re ‘ = - . o*s. Se o = 2 =, reer * at, . on > - . = . — ~- * , i Z - . -* ~ > r -_ -. : ° - a ° - a « - - — se > > -_ > " = = _ a " = - ot — 4 rs eres | > & é - . — at = > ied . «= — _- - - -_ a ~* =. —O ‘ « cere =i the -~ Fle > ° - ~ = . - > - | -_ - > ~~ ~~ “> “ $s Ww -e > soa co - “ \ance'’s Great Record. ea © = a er = =~. ° Saad ~-_— aang - ; = ~ e =~ ~ « 4 : S « * a2 4- a ry ¥ 4. we ° _ - . —_—— ° - | - - =~ - a. = ~ - ee ~ - 2 S - « s - ‘ -= = ° ° Rixey the Cards” Jinx. ~ 2S = = . - — . a? —_ - “ > — Tw " = 1. = = Yeo - al } es _ - “~ - - a _— - " S . ~ —— 4 - ~- : > > ; &. 4 Aue = = « - - “ . 2 ha ‘ 3 = - 4 : - = - » a ” - . ~ . - ~ ’ > % 9 > _ —_ . a7 . > 7 - ———e Algonquin Club Awarded I-M Golf Tourney Member of Location Commit- tee States Event Will Be Held Last Week m Jume. Jockey Steele Hurt in Fall . S os . = _ . > i - oo™= . . - ~ ~ = _ ~~ — > ‘ - ‘ ~ —_ ~ @ -_ ~ . - - - ~ ~ - ~ : . ~ - ra - ” : 4 5 " a ~ . e : ~ isM«s > “ = * > - . - ~ 7 . ~ — - sure - — . ~ — Enough for Home Duty —Run Too Easily Re el el ~ TT NLESS some ciota matu- turer or cremaker cOmest their reecue. those DdDrilliant red birds which have acorne: the uniforms er the Cardinals for several years will be c.3 carded for 1826 The bdbircs © acntinue to strut on the black sat across the fron’ of the trav ing uniforms, but they are cot fast enough for the white at-home uznfforms It ts para 7” = ? me -. -—" —_ -— - > ~~ i = 20% ca wut ir ue oe we cs on - — = “2 - 7 z =. er: ~ — ane a er . > tun too fast, or too easly terday th echeme coulda be devised to prevent the rds from running ali over the shirt front the birds, crocheted Cardinals @ou'd hate to con ne their dppearances to road enz2asemensts. The at-heme uziforms prod 2 > iT) be wttte Wits 2a iet- terize acrogs the sh*™ frotts, the onir nsignia vSeizg cB thes e. This ¥ oe in red, to preserve a bit of Cardinal PBPBPAP PPK OO i ee ee ee ea a a a a a ~ “ - s re ee = e - - = - 43 -.-~ cz 2 3 ee ~ -~ - *--@ - al x» = x. es YO Moe > - ~ 2s —a | . Be e . « . ms a n-“ 7 - rv" Swim ‘ a M&M. Louss * _-_ > a 4 -o i 1 a. s > @Gaweuese Y= CGTiPr econ ood > bw eo . >- *-* “ee 7 . »* - * 7 ‘ s é . s “* . : = . - ~- , ~ - - .** ~ — -— . - ae ———ao ——— ¢* ,'= +2 -T eh) °« a « . 4 — +. fa - ai ** ~-A 2 e - = ‘ ‘ —— . - = -* -_ > >** * - - te Rl _ os T™ - n a on Raw *4 a ps a : . . - 2 -_ —"s a>- . ._* = aU “ — Veh . - « — . — -_ . ~ . _ fours) ra S00. claiming. S-rearoait > * a to s a “ur on r _ . ie | °5 ma —_ e Maritim ? Ma-caret EF — ’ ~ > Tr - | oo TF 4 - - - ~ - _ > = -: “ - ~~ => : ace. § ela wing +-"=- » iu 20 Wa 5 Se ac 2ne-gi xs" 22> 5 7 S _-* - - - - - > 7 749 « » : Veec . - nm - — ° t - ) -avwas8a™o ? ©. 0S 2s Suo- ~ , ; i* 77 ~ -« i a i = rs ~- , — ._* nt . e 4 . - _ - S| | = ~+ ° ae ot 4 "4 x . — > 7~ a . > - = - > —————o—_—_- — At New Orleans. >? {sax a'=? Pose | i? Si? Sevedees - + ea: t: 3 es > gs a —_ mn — —_ . — r . . 7 Mec: 2 a bd *N ve ° ha . ° ‘ 5 - we me 4 SF..iV3 —- re" = , « e .— = - ~~ "Mr Dram 2 ’ wen sen _ 19 S Ly -- ea = — 3 \s « = ‘i & *> ~ > ee ) 3 : . 8 ~ ] 4 = woe -> ~~. . " x —. ~ > - - ind race. a a Faces ex ~amis ’ Tv) -_ rw. -y se » - oe r zx @ Tea>-olice apd t3D > - sT > oy re * » nde" " > * a oan ~* ~~ > - ~ > 4 ~ . ° . —_ = -- 7 o e -~- r - 7 3 asaer. Greentree ent- ~ ~ - s ~ > —_= — « -e a ~ ~ os « —_ =- 7 O.G5 2 ~ . — ~ W c°T 4 - a7? ia7er . a - a ~ - . s . 332 a. a . — C8 s a7 — and - z . -_ 5 = Secegarh Arvyon.14 oe. 7” - — ._* > -s : 2 4 * Ween - a . > = s ~ - +> rr — Lemar ? = a = ming . ren * 2n¢@ "T. ODe anc throeeaixteenths miles ~ = ~ =, _ _ . i - - — ~ ~~ 2 “ 2 a Bene, a > «= rT y - * > Sa — = » “- = ~ . . - a - -- = ~ - ™ - : _ _ _ s ° => an _ - 4 - = o 4 - = . > 4 . “™ - “a % Vv = ¢ a . ‘ . - — _ - j aa ge . 2 © = ~ —s - - ~ _ — . ~~ - “oe > > . > = - Pe} * >. — - "les a = i e* - . ~~ _ = ~ - . { ae ied ol . = ~ > ™ * =" 7 No Ate ‘44 Entries for Records Enhance’: Cardinals Not Fast Skating E. ents At Forest Park Two Entries Received for the “Over Srty-Five-Year- Old”’ Class. 2 oe = —* SProre ? a == ~~ — - ~_« om = Les — ~*~ a“ - _- \ +>-¢ > a ~=* — - . > » Fe ——s Law = _betegr® | se 06 € —_ - - ’ > _ = * ~* ~ —— = = — Caru.Tai. 5 oe = 4 @ - == em, C* =o oa De ~~ - > ~ -— « - ~— R *. a - »- —— > we es - & A, 4 ne. _— 68 - 6e4 _ . a ssUurec. aa a oe = - -- - ~—- ———— a Leste Set _ : _ = »s« —+ = a= FF me~ 7 > _ Se ~~? id Joseph Forshaw president 21 __ > -- -— ~ — >. * he Weste 3 Amateur Ata > — r - ~~ ‘sz - . - z — ~ or eu ee ee ts o1e10. SO. a . — - ~~ as i - ~~ «= - ~_ -_ star of wide reputatic “nr \. a —- - - > in +.@ .ce « © -— . > + > - «= - ~ te + > = —_— re =_F eoe%. S ——e & &e * : = = sa" -~—_{ »*c = — - —* 4 = cs -+ ~ ~ + * - - —_— _——- - ~ & ou - * re GAS we Tm ee ——_ —_ = * _ — ? ~— * — me -- - is@ =: 2 = ~ = - -=-- ~~ & . ~ —_ = - - reparaciosns hare been mace > Dee. «~ te = =e ~~ -_ = =O Fark cep tment Pu4c0 IS ¢CoO- ~Fpaeo + = = > 4 = - ‘- ~ - oer 4 -* -_- a _ - . » ~~ aC ce Clear for the races. How- seer we « % endinn — ~ a Giese -« = a ne aa « r—¥ > ~~ ~- —— o - = ~“ > vars TT rs * te i “ c “— we — ~-—_ ~ ~ o_o = -—- _— =» - —— ~~ ~ _— se +e ao Pa a mo X = e*> ‘o> 2 ~ee ~ ™ —e =» % Ss te — — es i — >er- ~+ 3 —_— . “ Pa — ~— + . 23. .ted 2 -_8& ice a eV Pe = — = —_ — > = macaw Wi © asslg 2 & accep crce*® 226 C.€2>r the skating lanes.” Oe: r. Bee. i a = - iui ~_-_ ao ~ : : - : + . - eo * =s i : od y - ar Se a > r . a - mod ~o~ ~~ . : as 7 os a4 @ ~r-oa = = wf «= tee O [De rizes = ~ a > . 2 ~~ 7 — = > —_ e . P f = ve a > r eipermses of the meet s-4 sa > > — —* ~~ =— & a al . wiceaes — fae — A ne e : -2¢ en s cpen -_-- a _— - —a..- 1.@ bes been =e * es s * — 7 -o- ~~ ~~ =-— & -_ wiom wt CLe eé« rv P eet ne - —— mecer tc _— ~~ -— Among the erents on the pre ——s -_ “se gram is one or s ers over 63 oe _—ae * > i. a > ers - c Gas | Ths iw a... or: | = ee 5. -- > ee. \ ~> -~ -__ c¢ ee - 7 F- — _—- ~- ~ ~~ ? ao ) -—--— a | i Se ateen lt ies - A - - ~-~=> _ ~ - ~ - > = ‘ ~ > — > - SAG a = —s - . oi = - -— * *ae ? - —-- —_ * - ~ = —e 4 - oN . Ps ~ ant i ee ee - . > - — ——_— ~~ - > - ~ mage ¢ e : -—- & eS. . = — +e — _ — — 3 — > 2 —" - > —~—ar z r =o ~-o 7 --> > . _ > ~ ? © . - = —_—— = © exs ~~ - = = ‘ —_ — ~ = « . >? ~*~ - =~ - ~ - > —_— a — - 7 SS ~~ : - - ~ > > - ® > _- - -_- -* — -“-“a” -- _- 2 -- - > _ ~ _— a - —- = a a ae ”_ -o = = * 2 —» ms - _ —« ~ c a T° {oe ~ -—_— © ~- = é a o w= > : ~ « - a a - _— “- a tes. Ser LP« x m ins art. _ —_ . —_ os - _ Le - S| - —s kL “ . . 7 - ™ - Mevers, W. T. Mellow. B - - . - - = ~~ ~*» — ial — em et - 3 s. ar - 4 - — > - - _- - ——_ = re - ~ TT ~ -— « el -~ -er > - sé . = massac. = © — ~ — = -- —_ ~ - - _ 4 ~ awit w = ere scr —_ = =? Se ° -— > 8 -~ °° ° om * = > _ -_ _ he ae 7 — > _ ~ - 9 - - _ . * —— - . = = bod = - - - : cs. 2 " —" — _ - ~ - ~ = ? = » > g ~ ~ z - c. *” . a . > ~ - ~ :- = . . - er? > _ - - . + ~ LL : 8 ~ * . _ . = - _ - - - _ u a - ~ > —o .« them «e@ ffittle ef @ timc. ¢ CORDUROY TIRE STORES ¢ Scvon Our Skinker Sales Company ou der't seed te deuv rouree!£ new Tires iwar becnuse Christmas ieft +~ea with a “fist” peck «t- hook Come te the CORDUROY TIRE STVRLs aed we'll replace veer were-out Tires with . @ tameees CORDCROY CORDS. 4ek «as sheet car meta BUDGET PLAN. whereby rou per fer BUY NOW 9 AND Yot save 19% TO 2%, { Cop renienrt S78 Weshireter Sl. St Looe @e #7 aso a State =f (Sr East St. ioura ‘fh. : > @ CSedget Plan ——,~ +2. S, . SALOON TIMES WRAY S| sport.” | Smith, coach ef eng en/na . Mehlhorn, Smith —— d Cooper Are Ct Favored to Win Tt Jualifying Round to Be Fol — lowed by Medal Competition Tomorrow and Sunday. OLYUA — %~¢ - *fai - -€ . ty 4 ~* —_” ate ; “se amateur a. "O- — : —— LES s vr a ~ i re =" Park ~ unday , ~- * ‘ - « asread iv? gjULGCay a: F Ores. Char ev ; e , . a" > 3 and rom nasil re. *renn os tong cara iNaugurated a 7 = e Loe Angeles Cotntry— Fer a 23 - . > € re oe fr es _ ‘ bs : es y a of od, at , | be 36 holes of quall- | vided petua!) youu 5 Tourney” ge By "he co plares - 7 2 . nls t y and tomer-! the belj city athieticall n > ' new regime of the Western Dis. No fewer th: ae a 7 ¢ 64 fimal-| heel. ~ . ate ’ . trict Amateuz thietie Union peted in th: per. championship flight’! gular : = - es °° Freee ~_-—* & os - > i - _— . : : : . = t ‘. - * S -° prvgre sites Lnerm plaved s ; “ae ' = ni cleck Was he nearly - —-** ~* - -4 : on - Bite, : ~ _ Slates revival the gwimmine Young = or? a . 37 p.arers teetzg on the a i ———_— - ee — omy : . ~y _— - ira == ac. te = © . t =) — — 3ey tre - rr In that sphere ef physical ors. Up to ca.eries, running : - . . ’ = ‘a - ra G ° ~¢\e e =. ~AGuis as Goueé 1. ; — £ “= , 2 ai'-#pinm irem a& once S1ga Bi- BS aan ec ~ — > Seurnamert* Watrous John Biack - gah | , i . ows + _— — an : ; > ay —_ - An - tn: ponneen ee er Johnson, Ty Cabh, : . — _ _ - - *e ‘oheat ~~ — — —s & a ~ - ~ ~ a — « ~— 4 + ~“ “Mke Torsy. They must te a F - to: - ; _?@ Q ~ 2 3 = . > ron ~ ° a \2> tee on _ _-_ . = = =—©= -- *. oS teu ri 4 re ~4eGr Su,C. ¥.g= on ‘ - — — — >» = - > ~ = » : = S — i: >_ | i? . - wo : . : —_——————— eee By 7: ‘ : . : 7 as ; . . ; Western District, Mimself hit the | Coc 2 ~} me de re etrant playin nail on the frontispiece when be | | | puree and 84) gating “—~» rorth ve to.@ the delecates to the rae | . e " : ™¢ ; Rg tional convention of the amaceur eso | of the mostim +S =e TO“ ~~ we - —_ ~~ 7 x — : ; + i ee | ; é: ainie cnion of Americ a: of the most that HILADELPHIA, Jan. -— i see in the country. Par| Rave i | And, : ~ ce fea ‘- ) a ! . haring Poe i - Deepa bet rt. Jan. ’ — Morrie My cul, and Billy Shaw. and went ten slashing reunds “re f in the windup of last or card here. They bat- Tuhbed at one another frem ca’miy rett>ee appeare si" 1o8°o with which to olt Ends Made-to-Measure Ons was Tia of De- round semiwind- "le was the moet des. Ut bet! ight ever waged in @ “hat tt? ‘ng The two beys stood 82¢ Seadman floored Otiria Was all ‘he Petron bey came to he more each time berve'4 ri round Steadman "© ©¢8a7 lef which sent the knew © siding threegh ‘the ™™. Slicowed a right which neither | Formerly Sold as High as $55.00 oo owed 2 right which neithes Bolt Ends of Fine Domestic and [R$ °2° 20s. SS Imported Woolens—Only ny One Suit to a Pattern. A215 Bas been ie greatest year >» i 23 a@ result 1 have : : ends which I want to clean out - — - ee ee ee ee “RB De. SE veer vo . _ . ~ ~~ Oe = > : > . 262 -” 2 . rr — = 5 °9 a m.* f > 7 one of these pleces ls quaranteed. and ya - " y ~ e i . ; 4 3 alt - @ ia - -. be Wm. P. McKmigst standard of tailoring. ‘ MY STORE IS ey — Wt “—— espital i » > Deers yon ( erever Entrances | 2 Deers Frem Ceruer >. | aod Viee- Presider leke 4 . “ S@mharding Sherdel 7? : A 2 t* egrame urging him an. [ere for the eneratien. Ary Remember the Address | : ‘h wae peor inet fall and Csreys sHor Cc\res LéasnEe ‘ ' "“S ‘he winter and@ the orerst on “commended be De H+tfand : Bh ewa , . - Breadon. Ricker snd ; : .* - ie may were oo cenference yester- : | -_ os rn “2 *he Tr? mn °- “he soe pita’ - “eo Sat Sherde whi \ S&S. Louis’ Most Successful Tailcr : re “eet ¢ Scene — : $5: ny is heme at ——_

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=DISFAICH RS TONIGHT AY’ | LU IAL NO, we're not kidding selves. affair pro- one be- noon two vete mo thought C. Meyers and Dr. H bf profit, is will compete ir ting races ' se ar-oO ld jj iil at orest se 6by «€6fthe) ono player under festern Die- | No fewer than 21 tic Unton, m contemm- | therm played surprisin gly des ace re tiret On ) aTtG And | ! irth JuUVs, JUST —— ean bi ” ss — see nese: much closer ag oe Sinateur | them forced aside tion ( hiie e 44 c ime. Mor ry. if suce ho A. A. U. . as Walt limes can't Sr: ty “66 me tif, ‘rs er Johnson, Ty Cob ey must be r supervis- asses the peak the 3 »)- ——— _—-— = ateur’’ par’ | @ T ais ards ary 7 igr’y JUS. ile - “ wiy : on ; - | world. ‘© .fFrilied the ¢g w of the o the na- he nina‘eur merica: he'll find faiting him, © prevailing chial pneumonia. Smith care nia to attend the giving Day, ic longevity | University Hospital, Dec. Formerly |attended by ivities or | star. 50-year-old ithe Iatter also -a: or. cied. — rT; " i a) . ’* ewimmin | you: 4 Din qr cars , : pend track | now weil tnto his eighties. were fea- | docs Ppevestrian Ssiunts anérand many othens Cur as “4. Our. At lorest Park, Sunday after. ran athletes, Joh Toeppen. i a Skating race, | although pote age past the Charles Peterson not long ago firs? 0 e | inaugurated a Dbilltard tourna. ng a ment which he termed the “per. ; » * a , s : * y* litate th | petua) Youth Tourney” to which +0 was eligible. | Players com. | beted in this event. And some of who is etl) indoors and Out that would == chi} Nanny uw youngster fuer 4 hon. years Dan | Starting out after walkir hysica! ors lp to two or thre has dot | ago, being then past & 7 oe his fii “Wakked J iT ®s on cach of his to keep his hana : ’ * . » : * > Middle-Age Ballplayers Shine. aseball world also lends ifeinent to those who fear that middle years wil] fi: by the march and more age iing its own, on the dian tebe id. © siope cownward after o: rf today, is Nn ATi ei) Ble yp, nor *s the heap C ?) | , nit . seit vit th | Coach Andy Smith Dies of Pneumonia it isn't PHILADELPHIA Jan. 8.—And. Smnith, Couch of the University " Calitornia fouthal! team, died at six Again. o'clock this tuorning st the Uni- — anit. | versity of Penns; nia Hospital of pulmonary abscess “cliowing bron- east from Califore Pennsylvania- Cornel!) football game on Thanks- and was stricken while ata hotel. He wae removed to the 19. ani Robert G. Torrey. nd retired to | other former Pennsyivania footba’! > oe =~ 36. loday Dr. Torrey and Bill Hollenbach. Glass friend Own in sev- | Andy Ss Were With him when he ~—s Me -— — _ — the Man Whose Collar Doesn’t itt—I Want to See You” aralite = “Bill” McKnight It Ends $34.50 y Sold as High as $55.00 of Fine Domestic and ted Woolens—Only Suit to a Pattern. the greatest vear in the history of my as a result 1 have a large stock of bolt want to clean out to prepare for 1926. these pieces is gufranteed, and you get eKnight standard of tailoring. MY STORE IS —Doors From Corner— The Store With | 2, - 603-05 Pine st. | Corner Entrances | 2 Doors From Cerner | aa Remember the Address UNION LABEL 1.P. McKnight Louis’ Most Sucocasful Tailor - — — — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY BERING JANLANRY 3, 1920. _————— re ee IS nr = > eqns o_o ea sae Ce ee CO le Smith! — 7 And Cooper Are Favored to Win ee —— — Round to Be Fol- lowed by Medal Competition Tomorrow and Sunday. — a Skefererere COBB LEARNS TO USE SPIKES Chapter XII in Ty’s | As Told by Himself Pens aut Jan. § _the| Re TL Te ial 3 - _ - ~~ richest golf tournament ever held | jn the ‘ drew more than 2 »v professional! r entrants to woe start i and omy tae va | over the n orth and gener | fered. +h \e Los An ge) les ( “ount ry to take coureres of % a close view, baseball spikes are di- advantage of For those who may not have had! Cjub There will be 86 holes of quali-| vided into two plates; one is for! fying play. 18 today and tomor-|the ball of the foot and one for the w. for selection of the 64 final-| heel. On these steel plates, trian- an tor the championship flight! gular in shape. are three blades, euniay. ‘Nine o'clock Was the nearly an inch in length and curved starting hour, the players teeing;on the outer edges, which a off in two-somes isharpened like a knife. On ea Harry Cooper Professional of!foot there are. therefore. six of Dallas, one of the longest drivers; these blades. Their purpose is to of the Sou’ hwest, looms As one of | enable the player to get a grip o7 the favorites iD the big money.|the ground to stead: him whii: Others comma ding big galleries | running or at the bat. are MacDonald Smith of sreas | The feet forward slide developed Steck, N. Y.. W ho won the State} these spikes as weapons to threaten open ampionship on these! an infielder in touehing «a runn eourees 1WO years &£O; M liam E.| coming into a base. Training taug avid Bill) Mehihorn of Chicago,/the infielders how to make that winner of the Long Beach Tourna- ftouch and still not be hurt. ment last week. and Al Espinosa. | As I have related, I got my lea-| giso of Chicago Other Stars Entered. _New York, when I slid into Kid 41- Mther notable players in the herfeld head on. He promptly gave Sournament are Joe Kirkwood, New me the knee and shoved my face Tork: Bobby Crut kshank, Ok1Aa- into the dirt. After that I went homa Cit) A) Watrous, Grand) feet forward and let the basema7 Rapids, Mich.; John Biack, the) take the chance. Wichita, Kan veteran; Charles) it was easy to learn that a timid Chung. amateur champion of HA&a- baseman would often fail to make wali: And! Kay of Toronto: the touch through a fear of thes Georre vou Eir Los Angeles ems giittering spikes. The aggressiv: ateur ;Joe Turnsea of New Yor | baserunner, naturally will take ad- and Dewey Weber of Grand Rap-| vantage of this fear o* > ids. Mich. Tr c a" f-'* 4 reunds hot rorth Confession From Ty. Let me say right here that 1 hate never deliberately injured a man }- : 41} @nd south courses ef the club will each eptrant playing 18 he usec, Py ; ’ halee on the south course and -* ; . ng ‘ a a good batters but for their fear of They back so far ;}who will “hean ball.” |I have had many a pitcher try to intended as such, its possibilities developed through that never *“heduled to meet the Marquette five of Milwaukee to- | l as for his team so long as he is in the right both as to rule and “to principl Ty gets a i List. players whom I] have gone at wes! delibe rate Intention of knock- ing tiem out were Hobe § Ferris, Lou Criger., (y Morgan and Dutch Leo? } | Ferris and (Criger had tried to! x get on I warne@&§#them that if they did it again I would be after then I knew that if I let them ‘get away with it I would be bluffed for . long time. J made up my mind to EO into them roughly. As away that they cannot reach the | ball that is over the plate. Against these “dusters” I fought nv spikes I will relate the two prominent cases in article. (To Ke Continued.) The next installment of Ty Cobb's story will appear in the Post-Dispatch Monday. eee ee eee rOR LIST OF NEw PROCESS COLUMBIA RECORDS sold hr Kirkland Alraland 204 North one Bl. SEE PAGE 4 4 | Seye aching and ets f/ncas are Aciped righ! ewey HOW ATHLETES TREAT STRAINS AND SPRAINS Gymnasium director advises simple, easy treatment An athletic director in a gymnasium at Utica, N. Y., writes that he has found a simple and always effective way of treating them. *‘Just pat on a little Sloan’s Lini- ment, as the bottle says, without rub- bing. as nothing else will. ways on hand and we think it is the. best ever.” It takes out stiffness and pain We have it al- Sloan's gives real help because it it gets Right to the the injured Almost at once vou fee! relief. Stiff- ness, welling, inflammation go down. The pain stops. and have it on hand. Al) druggists— (ret a bottle today $6 cents. . ° / clear Hard exercise brings lame muscles— | and often bruises and strains as well. lace that | habit of) Was more com-' expression | from the. who would be| — . Ti \ nent Marquette Next C—_— Five. Here Tomorrow. St. Louis University night at the Armory. It ' , ; xj - a TY) 2 tries to block he does f at his own | ill be the fourth gam of the ,eeason for the Billikens - a - SS etrolle, bargo, \. D. «12>. Sammy Campegno, San Tl rancis- | 7 | | €@ CED. | ae | night oe — - - The Teachers basket-|iwith Hurd and Hanlon being held rr foo ta seasoned players. Two held reru- which is just about at |*n reserve ar berths on last year’s team its development, is In their other contests this year: Coach Courleux has been shiftinz the Billikens defeated the strong his lineup, trvi Butler College team and lost to | bination. (‘apt three Daugherty, Iowa. Has Won Three Games. year Savage has not decided are the best, but they lack the ex- 'quette 25, Milton 16: Start against | but it is likely that the Bradburns| forwards, | and Young. Marquette, | perience of college competition Milwaukee Marquette started out its season § 28. Kapl center) with victories over Milton College, fuarda. Minnesota Wisconsin 42° \ Milwaukee Normal and the Univer- 19: Marque-te Seminary Basket Five to Op- ‘' ithe Cape Girardeau College basket- ball team at Holy ng for the Dest ccme- . Kickne, a forward a four-year varsity man | Normal] ] +: “1. Mercer 28 ——==——— > SS ee - —_ trainer of the Glen Riddle Farm ning list last season, because v Bahn = Night’s Fights T'Cessiaaiilia Plays "TOMPKINS TO TRAIN sour + that term were agreed up- © THE PANTS STORE CO. Marquette will arrive with a rec-|@t Center, will be in the opening . . . , ‘vF " * al ord of three victories and three de- | APeUup FABRICS 3 Lt Att a . ) * ’ 9.8 € or ; rs te 4 4 = id ~ - on #34 e e ng es week's 40-30 victory over 'e4t® wegsiteehiew 4 1 ge . Mar-; The downstaters are confident of COLORS ae WIDE BOTTOMSi quette is represented by its weak- | repeating their victory of 1 GREATLY brought out a dazzling .. hn ianiiiiietian ‘shail Cie tala a 6 Saver ViClery Of ee SIZES COLLEGIATE Baas REDUCED 4 > est team in years and is made up Concordia will start with the| , CORDUROYs BE teamwork and indi- of four sophomores and Capt. Bob | 8a) lineup that took the floor! $16.00 VALUES. $7.95 $332 95" " performance. Arkansas. Demoling a senior. The BR oscar against fhe Baker T’. quintet before S$ ¥.00 VALLES, $4.00 > oe “a f eight straight vic- sophomores are Fd Herte andjthe Christmas vacation ty vALtan $4.94 33328 ® : . , KF 4 a , ‘eee g one over the Coli- Floyd Razner, forwards; Cornte : $ 6.00 VALUES, $3.96) + +. . ’. quintet Paha ficured to Dunn center, and Ree mn Thra-isity of. Minnesota Since then, —— OPEN men tut t] 7. now, guard. apt emoling plays a ; ° [_~ “ae 7 the hared oie A. 9: +s oh -= Marquette has lost to Wisconsin. went ten l Let Us Match That Good Coat and Vest] ..siapay L of th ack 9 ther guard position. -_ N 7 a | h Razorbacks. ’ rua Iowa and Mercer. SAMPLES and Save You the Price of a New Suit. |} untvi_7r. . set ‘mated. Of the above. Razner AT a Dunn The S@aBn0Nn'S record follows: Mar- MERICA 713 « PINE® gees som Always Interesting and Originat Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine ' Character and Personality have made the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine univer- sally popular. . @ Worth-while features of local interest and current news value entestaininely presented by special writers. @ Beautiful reproductions of masterpieces in ‘painting, done in Coloroto—exclusively in SS Louis in the Post-Dispatch. @'Te Dramatic Nemesis Stalks Stage Couple. Lionel Atwill and Elsie Mackay. noted footlight luminaries, are now re-acting their stage parts in earnest. A Sightless Astronomer Carries On. Pro- fessor Frost, who gave his eyes to science. continues his work as active head of Yerkes Observatory. Meeting Their Majesties, the King and Queen. St. Louis debutante, one of twelve favored Americans, describes the elaborate ceremonies of being presented to their Bri- tannic majesties. A Prophet Without Honor. John Batten- field led the chosen few up an Arkansas hill- top. Now they murmur because the rest of the world resists destruction. “The Master Builder.’ That play of Ibsen's brought fame to Modjeska. Todav her son, an engineering genius, has won that title by erecting mighty bridges. n pages in Rotogravure Monotone. “Is Kitty Queen or a Deuce of t e Under- world?” The varicolored life of Kitty Gil- hooley, drug runner, contains many a somber hue of pathos. | : Lost in the Snowfields of Arizona. Strug- gling against a blizzard, this St. Louisan had an adventure that he will never forget. “Hokum in the Heart.” She left the stage to marry, and found life in a lumber camp more dramatic than any play.—A story by Meigs O. Frost. “Call the City ‘of Great Neck ‘Goitre’,” ; clarions Ring Lardner, insisting there is something in a name. Down the River on a Raft. It was a rough but a colorful life for ‘““Cap’n’’ Hayd Marks, who knew Mark Twain as a river pilot. “So This is Laugh Month!” W. A. 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ed columns. help want T! Read the MPLOYMEN T TIES FOR E P UNI TH OPPOR : WITH T TOUCH 7 ET IN *— he other St. a COMBIN MOR carried BY Newer aint DURING 1925, 228,654 _ “WANT . ye Dispatch Ni S18 Popular ,) ( | | ) ( ) 7 t St ly YOUR alt of S , Louis Fill Wan GA rhe - Res 6¢ W q”? Medium wlt ari Let the meEN WA men LES e Salesme to SA eed Sa . EN. BoYs | le a Pee ent coma 9) : O Lil be r cen Cav ** - WANTE NSER san es: ! on appliances. ak RY a 4 > ” tric crs HELP AIN Dts! ring. orimar | elect =i ¥ ¥ jhekctters “4 ot , - GIRLS DA FOULS : eat ab , 8 693 at worker on | de: aie. z - yee vyois oft . SOD. a t . e 3 WOMEN, ed as c, eat) 4 Lime i and ve wou. (cS) ofl on ted, TDA LA: 1ONS- experien sea for _ pet rR , fas goiderin etion | men * LAR am! SITUAT| ER—5: t. Hiland * ise! OLDE work ate ch with sney ie) ~ SEL. nent — - or be N TE NOGRAPHE ry work. cow ~ © os 20) L fere a ose up years eers | NT RSE— on re vau 5) —— Sea oO MAK a -_- Ome = | Louw — Sr Ljs'. t bry, L / ess » th rn and ne rdres | - ene ~ art iD \ riNNFER: E n W Si t. sea D E | AT ATHS } w [ DIX? RING urn to “mong . OW. , —« tauRgh exper B21 Leo yjcurng, Ww WOMA> me BL wh sewor af) Aw Bee | H Gik tere e% -V, udaen W ipiams. ar j our “H—T ost. 943 want Inc.. ES res, | e 25 yO ants nee er 1s EW | pERY as ox 7-148, Bex " oh J. liiams. and :- Ww ATC abash | agents WN. oce exe. reasing. big fut uv : | —__ es ‘er. wan ex- Ys agn N eee c scr BIN dery Co, State tox Th TAG , 77 WILLTAM™ Jose jin Williams mm | WRIST S. er t: ob are, S11 (c) | Coll arn n hairdre yg je 808 Fine WOMANS aauent yateh. a4 aad tice.| UTOMATE Bing EEE ence® NOU RAPHE = DEATH > Me es 1 of | eae her-in-la® ¢ at ttt Un | oat WATC ntra] Har Man- nae ah pea asses. 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OS) | pe: ried OF nos N:P me ~ otestant gler NDE ra pelo. wrence ae J on 2 as Hou. a wu Tor d. Ane a a eater m_ (Cais — LADIES aeeler Wwe ee our Co}- ent ER with 105 ' ore wise xomane Pro tre x L ney. la | Lee led Md = Holy | jos wee the Vv we ryv's waday @ —— | LA evenings. © Moler (8) | |= RIT 4 er Co, -To| other E R— t be week. B ‘Har ) Mary ‘om 1 boule to . ased rest t, Mat “rida _ mone our O venin e. '¢ Pew inte iter . 9 i> EP mur yee Dib week. rim anit ral fr Gran . Se | Come Woudmen © into at St. 7004). F .— n- | ot oe on. ataiogy | TY acque pewr ea tor® KK full¥. th oy wer T1% pee (cB) es South 8:30 3 Calvary tc? | WoodD ered e, “toa «nee & Wil; | reward, d —h. 3. Bian- | shop day free ¢ eit our schoo! W | oe sten TY? NE i, A in fC ting on eiary 920 =. € NS rest 4784. ‘lors, 151 0, at it Cal En tO “Zorka «nee of = Fount Seo A. Se Wain- ourse, tor GS. — it our osi- roing ACH! net an | post ers ane ioe =‘! ~ AKI! 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Lo $170 ex Box om mis ork we Sia, — reulat! nee 7 Hien wokil nigh il 4 89". | 3° eral wi ed int , Jen. belov i EM ot halia satrict T— — . -— ct tiv. to State er. or ust Ww a1. C i eds cire rie las ni pide 44) fer K-—F n: @ x ‘l- | ferrec. , for espe r a Ce ny te . co ! ea “iT GRA | WEYER- n Thureesy, mm ‘ot I LOT- in Dispe , BIAS os POLI Dist: torr -" See a i promie ick St. | phone nu ‘LEI enma is. Bu cy mical Bl oe “ity: n ov ee oh nuet poll jes | mMYrY a Ii.. ‘a inee J oth eT > Grimm -E RY e lot >. Post PERS DO Cc > “RY = . 10th Pr Le Ch ' ) — oa aK , trict. ; . CA. 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Jan r@ (iat ; iit Ae alt - yepairs. ‘abit 7. shan ins! de A ‘1as580s5 Moler Theater. ing. rtmen at ee ~ a MEN Gi ee. EF white: t be! yy > or wo be , Os ed BD r sl a and s | ' at 1 ; at “"harles - . . 2 | pPhor co. f b arches’ “i wilder: Coita x | jean . gee ‘e —% morn ng g depe in itz Bros “ ee a {EN ene er ‘ ‘’ » orde » Hell ®. ow tre dea yotlb 4G at | MOU NEq La26. hand o! — Ch worries agsenec te > S{T + Le -— d bu ¢ of: talog' Gay — t ippir ence elow is) SA S} 4s oe gu bury - wit tert . ' \ ‘ at , , i e | . i” raA™ ani a7 » a an erms. , ven cae st. —— |} : For #h xper Kop ¥ l E * GiRi— ngs Va: utheer Bic Dow’ and erat eta QO8 | ents. dear hue ar cher Of MPS. | deat vrruaate | Miam eT 7 ene abasy | 61 CTOR Ane t write sor 6th Y— had © usiness. r. eep- SAL LES G 7_K — Us ae a oh ia ie lan ARs 3 | ie. ¢ ad des ther Of A ot te Mara $23 *. WES ex Cabaw’ NTRA na . edt we yners! OT YS ss r aud ‘land J a We uncle, t= P.. is Mi eto 00 | OR schmi ~7 i. 920. 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J af 1s J efi ys Pa 9025 2"; $2 lw diam. db . a der. ; — = ' in ‘ ealary nt. p “it - a wi r ax ; brake ‘ conta : revo world , : BE ‘ irk nad rric! 4 - ly (ou an ear eat Poa riage wo Sete Us DAILY, CHICA | SaRATES HOS, "Aiank Peon ile at area Esty a0 ec gee, Sean Te Stee cot Ope aa tase er g—Ente iG. at ) ar Welowe | gg ew a rest, On Han- | B as City. jac kev" c (5) | GARAG nerete © eared H’LS’G ar {97 _* emanly: fe ine ow oo. apD'y | | tee the eed bY ginecrs? : is- | GIRLS — nee Oe Rn. a with mae we S Mgortey. ar ond Ruby te dete » gape ees At 2:60 &. nue, be ele. Ste rine! shikktin, 0; 1800 2 aeOen 'a—uPr Best por —ent ow \eaae red: nue usiness pos 7 | Grow ee Sninmoue Post D ton gomici) | © Saket. 1801_N._LED: aw. - Jan er \' ; . “ea » aus “Ta KK “site? ~ mi e I ’ =————— kno* far ‘ - to . : ~~ 1a ° Merc BEL Torouny and, ROY a (Reet Cae Moa. Texas Scene ter, $35: op w est CHICAGO | | __. 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CHICA Lis nde! et Linde (¢5 ne eee R. ad n furns " Ry Pom)” Ee ER— ‘ot wate eats ‘n- gion. __ Re » a thoro ry ews S " ae Ay we h; ne wy cae a neral Bate peels" gs ar = Co ~ the age n Batu Bros. ©¢ and P (c) | RAVE . spor mos B ag Moora — 4 sen WELDE ce D, (c7 oO, ENGIN ction rep y. full ow nNATL ees of arning aive peualif | Gird-— Ser {| Pau nerval © enhein Petet | tT Tran 414.7 82 EB eo Sh reno’ _ | —>—— ENE xper.® BOF Poy n. | VIL. conetru an. In giv ioe ntervi g) | ¥A oer able of ¢ kin nd all rimar 340 © ow. rion’ geferen - from to & anu lay. | Pun L\O6 to 55. ee@diay ns’ $545. __ EMPIR) nmmmen sees | ACETYLE ears @ ox Js und man. | © ery ise sysien rience. “ted; i y (eS9) the capa bie ering fever, ® n, Ha ic 6s 401 expe are West ra a enue. Jel\e Th bo} 7) from treel, W ed! ie | Citize ntral ———— a ETC. = AUL Ss e. 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‘> TO SELL THAT USED F URNI TURE, offer it through these columns. “©% : — HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE + awa @ 1, +» AUTOMOBILES + _-- AUTOMOBILES om ee ee SRR RE ANIC EE eit RE Coupes For Sale ae Petene. For : : “ a may: m4 — MATTRiLAS!S = 2 . : 4 a ; pre, , ee ' > i > | Ts rw ~ ~~ - ‘ha > i> tT (A ; si F . "O° . _ — n+ _ ' = y pe * : bt NORTH EIGHTH STREET Ss" “STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES $79 Chevrolet Coupe, $990 TE gxcks FON — Swe eb ae ee — ey ib , — + . | atest M le] IL eee . nf ee chine S29: | easy saa ttn i r. Tu! RFE yw ts. ci 1} TLOvIs men. DISPATCH. METAL DA-BEDS Wanted aA “TR LA Wit a ec ons Furniture at Sacrifice Prices F5OS terms. ence STORE. EQIPHONE TRANSCRIBING NAGHISE gies fury ssnar mr: 3's. BIG SED AN 7 iin en Gin - - . oe **e-anr es “ > @& . . vf» : . . > . . 2 = a $16.00 MOH AIR Sl CITES Mow Senate wees Co. 525 Prank 7 . . .% AN 21% Buick eedan ......- 57% autormohile. We hare appealed tr 5 , : “ ’ 7 ° s . j ret ‘ . | nae fT wehjper aa ~es = AMT? : A ee { 7 4 ae ° - Die —~ Po Prtapest : . — ‘ : eee ‘ ‘a4 ~— . cada ‘ ’ . = es = - fa? os “7 .e Al most (riv ing ‘em Away * We “are al*ars -- jeogrored. tt the «al bs ell 8 Bed Inve .| > i New Franklins I ive o15 Prank 17ers TMOLMIF OLPE 1TT5 Nasr ate 450 ame | " i and | S1-.) 7S eas! — es Mik UPR s 18350 Ree Be yy Cael 475 ner credulity. We h reached ar —— =a 13> up a. STARCK PIAS” * les OLIvR ’ > c f . 4 i. a f ’ ii) * ’ > - = ~~ , 7 FAR i it EES any Jy ee ~ ; ore wutses Cane — : ——— _ arm a : SILK | $27.50 Oak Tibragy Table $ 5.65 Overst’ uffe d ‘Bed Suites _w Delmer (3. Cmen evenings. _ 1400 Dodge sedan cae $ | Gak Kate $0 Brown Spanish Overstuffed Rocker ce ll enuine ve saiintiauiitiiied antec ORDS— coupes. lace des. $176 10 i pecans $98 to $450 : Raw a4 TT wae \ iad Overstutiod Mgr, | qUTCTRC ed Ter gens apiiinil west | RUSS equa oe. SED. = 28,2, A Kew Makes the Res 1 | ROOMSan , . : ; ~—-* ' ' et - a . fa’ | :, ah a a ‘ ; F = | at Sian 9.25 : ous ~o 6ctulleize | M 11/RAat —Mus° be £78 . erms. 273. ae {ed $50-5:5- $100 . 4 2 ys » $2 . ez Tabie -\- ¢ _ 7 | ~~ - ’ o- * ae Lo l37 : ; 1 : . ont : S:4 ? . amt §18S Felt NMattresere. $ 3.75 4, $25. ns SarwaNGE STORE e a gS ee —_ = artem! 3 lavs ‘terms 41° Oure._ ? A Square “Teal ot ~s our - : aaah — ai B * ss. - Sperry Vehore That Re _ a pe . . 7 “ ; , 2 ai . rT * ." 3a° Oo OW oh mector ~ +% fn a - ¥ + _+* nd "> ’ : > > - | 4 iw) | » K wee? aan “me tT rt Vat 1-84 SEVENT! : 2 — —_—_—— For Sale a4 + ‘ = - 4444 Faw en? _ ¥> ; the aS - a Here are a ew of the — me ous barg that aa ‘ WITH BOARD—CITY DB oy a re. what Srechadiagead Secu ee ’ ~ =e . - 4 s vv ‘7 a J 6 ’ a ~ t ti j % ¥ ’ r ry ow e fh f S "a r- * . es ; ‘ a me Starter 2 neu: a ee wa ‘ - ; . r - .- I) oe Z ‘ » ad ~ e : ru o : 4 . — =: = Ps s : 7 a8 wes neem aggre . Jee —— ‘ . . — *s Ss - si « S| “9 : . _4 4 ak tp P Mi _ aD #3 nh eL 4: a rags. «9 : it ‘ Fre ‘LET -j[ a4 =F I AL Sid { her , let Treg ~ ge $s ‘ fookung § S10. 50 “antr Sis -- excellent «¢ ent: : iy 7 - - ° ‘ully equipped. fust out of paint sot L o2 #9 [334 = . bl , Ss) ave a #- A oe . — ° i.Tas Ur oF pas put tps a> mB A. s%ap° ~* oP 794° S~ =? b 2 4 * " ° ~ “a sia a aad 2 or (" ° lDpe .S : , = } Sie ¢ Pw oa s oan = = - = sae “ »M nd > on = * ge . reps ~ — = . - —_ - - ™ —— " ~ eer " a —" 4 . . _ - “ * 4 : . : . . - - p= — > . Ss a S94 ‘tehiden Usk and 7 F Almeta ; 3 —— Seeeteenat 3 tec-arth; Pardue. 6320 Leimar: ¢4 =tar Seda Me stoctioe . i . a. an = - - « . al . gan o « @ Fe , ; e “”~ | $s! ' : ee are 15 ey aca » . > - 6 .e as ad id . Se ; mT .....4 ~m—e a’*e® mote f-om Silov 3: sneak’ oO. - a - rot) P dee D coh ven.en es re . a : > . . ~ _ , neal i an i. ow * Lé ° * - . 5 So) Apartment Rei riges a a . lor sk Ruf tet , emo ae Jia * s >* " ‘s+? Utbe VW a . » | eri ae 7 x Le . ove pam : : : ‘ ~~ eI = or i — ave > me — t “a ndler re —a s i . a os sou { 5) ay Leaot arc high @ a = - aii oat - a - —=—. c —_ orc cL at To co a ce ~ ee. >. « 05— ) lier , . sie . ' , tate tae : te -"aAYO's il Bt —— — — ro * = j4i .inge ig? tas BE SwviLla ; Com tine ~— mange $4 $ > ® Wa. = ‘ © cere. ‘2 Sr- va 2 oJ . . enue "> ¢- si == ~~ mall : “tr a? «a g& a” 4 [eec — —_™ + t~we es a? og " " - . “| “yy = Tra auc M P-er8r ~~ ~-e Aa aitvars a -“Ormgtp le ki $90 Detroi Jewel Cabins: Gas Rane retie $1200 WASHING NACHIN: ertect: Si See Lowensie.n, 1321-25 X. Broadway. | 7 oe ~ 5 Barnett 1 The ar Ypen evenings —GS6 Gaye 6 7 - = . > - > > aii . — “- +) es!” . ; ~— > P . . " . " ; . ™ ~ . r3¢ “s "eT e ‘ pe ec remem ee a = = — — — ~ — re an iia EY iL = - - b . rv “~*~ s Full FPorcela ~ ' at * wal one ao Su4 1 waaking : | - te 1 50% So emg To r* i CH Re ? ET v. re ent ts 2s y ou esire em 4 een as? _ iw ~ bs cumee — —— ~ te 27 sso Cembingtion Rance . " San oS - _— $30 Double Cuptoa $500) $55 Large Ivory Dpesse: $14 00 aries ) Bie or rp , : sc03 RSS LO Pm ee Ole @imala aim -: > - — ex ; — - a rr ATT erPaf}lt ; Saeed _ . : = oT * — 4 it “ii r ~ Vv te * ' ie. ’ CREW TERMS (AN BE ARRASLED "' ROOMS ft OMPLETT eater press au! - come @ on ee rs an § 2 $06 S&S “rand 2 LB6.06e .o.*- ine r oie’ - 1 “ - g M . C 2 . Se aol ° hel Lie ik a , .* , |a 4 . NF? uf = * = °..2 a -~* _ a -* Se a= = — ne leer ~ én s* es ‘ . —_ = - = _ ~, 7 a . ; a* 7° gu- e ¢q ft : * >T ~ : . . : - - . ~_ _-a A - o ge . > cage 7 u q ? PF * rE OL R ‘RO r¢ ’ MS ‘ OO\TF LETE : aed “ r = zi Mt a~ om load . - — “ _— &«4 : ll ed oe Te a a * &i" i Zz — a . ~ ° - . - = r ’ s . = = 4 ° ‘di ¥ a | " $195 - : . parts. _ Boy a a ee omens =i ' - ere PS “ rd . .' ~ — ae Te Leo Bzusiness -« L326 = ‘ Nor Sice 5 es* WW Biri \W LaADAYKS “a> | ing room. te : ~ are “Sr BR THES 1SL4 OM ‘gli A. Za YrTaiyr ‘ A ¥ w - ry : PR | NV E STORY ~ALFE ’ T Pip yh le ans ze $ 5 ©: t. . 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Wpen erenmge acc l.DDe pcluding trumk om rear: gUaras- oS oo8 We Ww uu was ots Te) —_~ — > 438 S _ S r 10% TO 3S3*% 2A’ ING TSE STE AN | a NT -ASTE AY ees : son . ; ‘ —— mechaDica"’” ~ roe’ om -a—T . _ = - f = ; ia , yaa FORD I 1 ces "a traces : wn Som pete home? ad cs om ~~ _—— , oe : = "Aon ** ee Oke an ~ sere s5 Tee raTr wavrrne ry ot 394) 43 Larust —_—_— ~lete (ire e tener . “cs springs ~~ 7 - : ” mg ggg eS a Sadie os egg m1 Be stor oie 'o** —— @793 ; 4 sacl - i . bi 4 TT PS hes -* Chee:nut ~& as" *erm=s he bs * anc SuDdars Ls i2@ris enc = cuhaaTs oO. eT ROue Fs ss 7 H Sale Tourin Cars Sale _ . . — | — ' os : * - ~*~ —- . - — a--=— ~- —— 7 = - —— . -_ ee Fn Rin rnc SS OS na a Cc wu 8 Mee _- are. je" ne For rte. ere ~ yl = J e**%erson. ee rig tT xe gDeC ; o£ a most ouring Cars a — — . anf "g | For — — . a . a - Z ~- ~—_— —— a ones . ae ee ee _- = eee bease: #2 ; /LDSMOBILE TOUR : Fix . - WALKL R-ARMSTRONG CO. - FORD—cConr mus > ke greens new: a dur. ——— 7 , = G OL i) cst Pas ik ES] ~~ —— i : io a . OSES | “ie eT o: . ® as rae ~&~ e—— i UEP our a rl. Blt - : Wescert= dog’ S*arts and -ing JJemes. Deimar ; - PPogite rod. eee ets a Tar Ps e. ee ' . jo ww: perie™ ~~2 i rey i Y o- >. i He 1a°% riner teurne $735 éowr gouc tres: g0ec top and curtains: emt : ~TAMoNT 12 —— ERMS a —= |AUTOMOBILES) |," c , ros 11953—-Gartnee tourna. 975 tow: ‘ , a and cortains: eniy G7 DIAM ONT 1508A—Nicg frost Foam: T a= 4 . i} bs RY os F erie ots |b =e ~— i. 8: Maxwell tourne. Siw cot v a SOT a? © ‘. ania - —_ Lert _ . ature pn™ 4g Bz r wv > PT “ —s : = - —~y —~ — —— . SEVENTH AND MARKET STREETS 2 flats. dwellings emai inte. nee For Hire —— 8h _ Se Se) Aor} aoe Tee a ee a8 a name a # i Ri 4°8l-——Keom and board roocs De ad tal > ; 6 hope —=—_-—- —_— - - é .oa —i te oe = 4 o ~ ‘or oe ar two . ° a ° . t a b 7 _ — - 2 - . -~ - = . - ed =, > , - — ° o — Pr. * 4442 Page. Delmar US60 or lelmar 0861. FOR HIRF—New Doage B= =® cof ee ee, eee & | ke sy Grea’ Sane Guana rOrRINGS ix? Sipe Bick arto co. . « . ——_ - , —o . -- a . . . , 4 ~ om “es sfor ‘ ver de ee | Gent talie: Univ Dressers ...-.$10 and $15 Console Phonographs 35.00 _1 __Nivpois Lindell 1440. ‘cl anted Bien eer = ggg : DODGE “SEDAN Serrolet 3 Durazt | — aaa oaninpiiaiitaciitieihias vec | a ) FURNITURE Wtd-—Sarting new stem 3 ~~ ge a = ee nee - Maree 110 Rares ) ‘Trucks For Sale : i oe Meta! Ty Beds ° . r ar.ior jultes -- a) cg 7s cee Tre -~ oe c « ° en = : om -s = . . _ . . ~ 2 _ ? - -e = ne -e7 pa in* ste . re | x S — aeeeniemeneies a . cent« -Oreert “a2 : . : Fores: 885 S407 Renmner . Sc. Lass. 50454 Masta “us whe be Tews =: looks m tien, lots of Outten, veleed cian rane faa . (earame-; trade, . 44 harcGeometly “Rs @ghed ree —" —— , - es = = aA turTe hove ces “22 ik . 3 . _ - fi = Ve — STrIne ee 3 ed ei ™ - ssepempamainiiieiie mr? tad tee imabie re ghh>orhom. iniug¥Tabies $5 ded $10 , Floor Lamps uve bought, Righest prices Teil A. ccrowopiLeS | see) ae. Pee ‘5 et py $3 t Weeki : ~ ve ae .——s + Librarv Tat - > . : i*a “ie - ~ : ao > ; _ - J _ eh-« a o : = . = sore — — -~ _** : > = ~~ som — — $ ns —_ / ~ * ’ . » - . >. a Tas > - 0 _-— r , - : a - ~ ; = ~ ~ é ... : : = , I ae ig.4 eT oe. 5 2:tic ? ‘ , “a - Das ee ae . 7 — 4 .* oe , _ . ’ vs or : . re . - Te . . s ~~ ,*- - . . ‘ po _~ : ° - ‘ = —_ — as ee — ‘yas aug ~s — = sA dae ft * N -* -- “ss «64 ~—™ = ‘ a, ‘ s * 4 e ‘ 4. mt ™ a. tha - - s ~ . oe ga.l. + ii« a . ™ o ~— -- * Se = -- ARE Y sh ; — ~ b. Furs ~- + nas. wm ** ' ee mane . os Te have } “sian. 19LU. starter. demwusliabks. FT treats you fa) rand square. Pe Ove rst! Fat Mh tee > = ; Po : : : PT + - : aes r ' - j ¥ - — a 4 Tu ws —— *. - = — g " - ° . ~ . -« oa ° — . —_ - © - " UNION S EXCHANGE STORE BEST prices ior Doume c~ 8 , AUNGS | * oe e Mark mre cparisen $505. $85 dow. _ 4464 Easton. one “ADILLAC TOURING ? . 2 — - - ’ - - al « 4 . ‘ a -- _ 4 - > ‘ - ~~s _ — — a -—"Wieoeee * - ” “ ; i ve $e SIs abt o> . ave 4 7 pan a au ra bd ‘ ae i co : ~ol : . “ 844 : * ae ibe or lar 4 gover mh > ~~ eneT Poon ue a er Ps ? " ~ y . 4) 2 : "ie > . . — | taz -~* > -” - - re ‘ . ——— . ~ = vat ea — ——— i> ee - . a. , = - a : As. — ‘ : ~ = “3 + *t--« “'* gots ‘4.7 2? —_ = a= sca “2 we —* rai To te : b6..0 ems ua vr ‘“ o y~, «> —— ~ : =i - ' wel eon > lacs gir SS2 i mer Ale il a lia =. i - -* ’ a aha’ il 2 : - - * _- = a> ‘> 4 -+ be } ‘ 2 > L eer a a ‘ o . - . . . i ni iT ‘ aa o--enings e . = = SS EO “ 44°R Page 1 & on 425A . ~ie- : a : no oe rhs - su liane = ss . : ve yen Sasa a rc &_~ . — = — —- A = | ame Bete gy ll rey me: ee . pea el » cash or terms. Acres. AcMhorized Ford . os - ~~ j eS 2 ° = ; ._~J --* i. * ; “2s gr a 474 wd _ ee > at ae -~ > : Se c= _ ." — : - 4 - 4 : ‘ — a — 2Taoc ft -- S_ , % > ' . _— - =: = i -_— Pe my . he — = > —) —> Wes oO oe © a) We? ey OO . rs “ _ # . % . ee bar "see. wer wae race SS a ; . ‘ " ' ‘ s ~ . _ - . . : - — - : = r .. - - re ‘ > . “2 ~ — -_ 4 . . , 7 _~* i r *F a t *%*.¥ } , \ ‘ eds” ~ s : .¢ ' ° — = | - - ~* Ses i, ’ ——_ & a : : * & " —Oie “ss a . = ~ — ~ . - - 7 \SH OR . hE! 2 . ~~ . ant te iS) —_ ii i+ i ‘_=— = m4 re | 3268, . t? PE ? emai>r ° ‘ > —— > és ++ ation a “. _* = : > ae el Yr Ss-er8 -o— e.4 x coal y é esso >? ney saat ; — . ¥ aur. e = : ; “r- 2: » as * Sarnmle Rie ? } - . . - , , > @235 — : *e and Sendarse Riefling > ‘ __ SEE ‘ — PW 626 to $5 9x12-Fow Sample Rugs... $12.0 TT FOR SALE—WTD)! 2227: xe lens ot eco SS. cies et Se ee | Seat a ee x : — ' = , . = og se)e-* - o> » = L S. Jefferscot a= LEDS Ds | lewis x ar. be. = 7 “I 4 lon «- 7 — - - ae -. ne = : “te : 2 — . oe a. . oe : © - - 2 = 3 Booms, compete Siiv $ ~2mt.e (ma lerenet*e | -~ : Sra ‘ eo : SCHANGE “ ee es - . ae i ~~ : od -_ a ¢ t “uet s J. Sundar s - - — _ ° . : ° rs » —" * = . = -- . as S na = > a $18 Cash and $2.00 Week Sultes $49.0 & . ~* at ts L R- S Room Outfi's SS. A $. +Piece Walnut Bedreom Prices E Mas 449. is ie FiIRI) or PES 94 a og SB sce (+ 23 CHEVROLET TOLRING > yy " ash and . | W oe & ~vultese ¢'45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE _~ i . - : se —en - aac ay - - re ate re A rea! a" Za 0 gu04 °=6ULTSS soc pact ‘ = @ ~ - . . . : — - . emel a wn ew gue ’ an. 7 ae Sees ) cuaATa Sec s. Piece Dnameied Breakfast $250 8 Piece Walrut Dining- ee > aoe vs : pul “ty Auto Aut > . Ste ae he eT seca. recent model; 12 ments -o pe - , ~* 7 . ° : . eo .. : i De > oe fs an * ——e - —— " - ~ Be b a4 Ler ~» *- Fe s . ° » FR con , . . a —— Po Se.. 208: asmen: a ‘ = @TenRrIngs 4274 Ss UIcGAT Suttes * ae eee “Ll. ePs : $ a Vo " ate A oo , - - — al = s\*s.: #hoe.s se wear: tue 12 & Dawa o——is ar? = tf kK A ’ : , ¥ " N | eh enna beoe ‘- ? - cae ' z aa A> res ; . - 4 ~ 3¢ - = - FF) : “ ;—— = ar oe ? eorcle ‘ bs L. Pre * tar «€ +4 — - peg 4 eS. A = oe or Becs ° , , - \ = Be -* eedas. ‘ate 1974 recut: I anni a -— _—— -- - — a en ri — nr ‘ - - 4 . - 24 ec’ ie ; i. : NS ——— ee or Sale tee cr cas for casd or wane Prtare. jac at gn | PO See ee Look, odge Irg. " “ _— : : , % — —. cee 2 — : . * : " , . = ’ - - ~ - . — | & - - a ~ = — ~ " . - ~ ~ &@ - - —— “i Si ¥ - an A “ ‘SR bw mk . ; 7.04 ‘ os > - . = a ™~ ~ a —"-s : - , epda > 7 oe “ on aie Zocgummnentons “ a ¥ sa :” ‘ ‘sé ™ . . - ae oe a _ .” ? a. = : : ~s re . . - - . _ —- * . . . = ig. #ih and Lucas at DINING TABLES = Coaches Tort - Ne ee ee ee DODGE TL RIN‘ ” 3 .b ST —aAl ww oe BO oo = —_— ~~ a, =~ = " . t a> o Huy & - ~* bs *~ e . ‘ al . —_ . | . “~ 4 Nine -_ >) » rs ~ » a . ae ba CLOTHING &s & “e . . aka : = . : .. * —-— ose. ‘ ee Sitesi =e — ai ; ra. Ma grou - ry yr “e : e : . * , a? ~ke 23 es = s E> Fe Z rs : ; At) INT — _. rt :. 5a -" - , “4 mae aa We ry i] ry |e : ‘ — ea . ; _ — “ a Wanted i i¢ a" + Ass = + e _$ ; -- ba a aa>- « . “ + a Oper &= >a” ana «Te “38 ‘ e g a urBle an ‘al, some siemoere SSeS —Shghiuy usee; exreien: cet — een: fe F e —~ 8 . TOR Ca -- z er | SOCTH SIDE BUICK AUTO : ‘ FL Der eos “a “DP © hiate B6° © 3 : es carn =. >t Waeer-As A’ 4 : : mer : ; . ss ™ : * . oe © e '97}.2° a? ’ TR “he a ‘ > 4, D ~ " ~.- = ; ws ~ T aclede i perience. Hox Y-S20 Post atrong House Purnighing Co. 1:80 e | gente. 1 pg Snerve : ~) : VW As A ; = o . . . - « »™ . ~ 7 % , a ; ? ™ ts i ag [ 2 R - 2 2 ~Fe* Fcw ~s@ a he 6 ‘3° ' eas PO A mat : ~~ ha perren ced . ~~ mi t ‘ nee - = “ 4 -* + 4 Aasds — in . i. -- —-— —- ————— § , bas pe s ' —ar Ss a ? on on A A™ ix — Hizbes as” rices - .~ ~ a -. 59.98" f°, 7 . a at a> ~ s 321% 4a... °°" i~- —-s SS ar ] a° TRELAS— Ea perier Sie “ . . ie » sh dine - a S - . : , : es - ~ + ahve ; ™ 7 aah = : . ww “at” i” 4-09 . sco s” ens tains S . ee ih ar SR. ™s ee ee oe >? Dy YE Té a “RING 7a he Toe re | - T™™. are on ° ~~ * imc. : / . P - : a... “ : ~ —- eTT = or, = _—— A os @ Pe . >? » i on oe % pate gy) - “ ; - o r = ~ 4 i aan =: 4 - ~ A . "2 79 = " . 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" ae : — ~~ Sey - — wrrne lax*¥- 3! hens — : . 30 458% Weetn. net ; —, : ' 4°? ~) er i105 Frana : | t"ras : . c oe “elms . a - , . on - ” —L es = Ce) | OUT “927 . starter. S44. : . . ay : “~ ta —————— . a = “> = = Bran 7. er ; : °c. 19 i. >t. ; oo es a~ © == = me = . . > » . e : ¢ - . : > a c » _ aS ' Pr ‘ r ' r ~ ‘ ; > mn? = ee - el - — ——. —_— = — i ee % rem eee” Bae nalinen . = = s . _ . _ om ; ; “ For Sale Peo- dt Now e742 nl r ov Bctor ener AK Mmucson “' ticn 185. 380 dort 4464 Casior : sta ers. moters. | Foor wre! , ~ at 8 . - : : ‘ Tang \¢ M e . a:- ONE " Del. Save ao) | Sa rage Store ~ 22 ee : ' chor muBhogans me bcOwA ee a 4 9, re r? ra > Dig Brougham 7 | a » 4 . - 7 ; _ = - - ~~ umpers: used 35 ‘ees: $265 mie manager §1 500 Bea 1 -o : ae oo ev 8 . B08 Argyle place a . ome Vatu si} = 2 ‘ - -- a2- * Ee EIN, TITS ee tity — Lorust =~ or wes per. —s a 4 > . a oe . a? a a> ’ _ = z . ‘ { ’ e a . . “ 4 ~ ; . Pi & 7 _ 4 — FR renin = a iz - ~ . — i is = ——E . - be = Eb * é RI} - > : ™ th 4 as ? ~ ; = . - eet re ’ i Pas = . . - a cement z =F par J a Ls aigpite J as” Mi aA — eae i A . = - mn - ~*« a ~ S Re = ‘ th sv? * _— ' ~s 4 - zm 4 7 . ems Se tT Tt Yeo mr x7 Limite war } bi ge be of WM ele se ru ; me tone War . —a “ ~ - —§ | Pr. ae © i =-f Vv) ‘ = : — —— 4 ~- . . 4 ° a a3 " = ™ ™ , ~~ w _ - > -~ - : - - Bi *, a oe: ; 7 ‘ 7 ° + ry ~» Tver e a? = a> ry ° _— es a 9 S4 . — + ~~ as on =z : + a * Lo - . -e re “Vay > ~ — . Riis .~- = + @ pez ~) a7 arc eT «; — — . —— he eh Sma tmureer 837 Mamcbenter 6) | Beare | REMOVAL SALE Essex Coach, Late ‘Sos ‘ rk FORD —Tectae an, teal wae | + LA : w menogta . . sa wer 2000 high-grade ladies cvite . ah Seca mere. alt —_ SOCTH SIDE BUICK atTo ce r orm. Avue. Ante = oo » o% »* . — : " - _ - . * = : & 2 2. , a - = ° . 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Si ee CRD— lets tercrine ,l “spe on ~ per @ Oe! er Ol ier is 5 tur ‘ - . ‘ _ a arg 8 2 >. an _ w - +>. sh a. a MA. = bere ‘ Pe ~ on _s sn “aban bd pu ~\ ASH SET AN soz ha ADCce® —Ls" TT." s : : . — La he Live . Bos iv. Littie “s te« atter ¢ “14 : : I. - e--* - is . - ~ ~A ~~ fr - s- = 3a . we ~ - -_ —— a JJ cus... Ne ae ene a. — * + Tae ..% - ™ - - oe oe 7 ~ i —* a a@3. oud . Vv a > + 7 7 CA = 4 >- awa Bee tele Rice : — “— 30: Cacte e $6: mle ne + sti trea . ae : ih . e- ne 2 . P a , —_— 25 GARDNER TOURING BALSASWOWMRN ANI 4. eswan : ticket Qereate ~ ; Sa 7 T™s | a ee ~ = . en: Tr =” -n *% - ' “ — Re avonn Si S vex — ert t *. : eAl as yA Lee : ; : _/ IE r i) } piihte is mm 32 es = 4 ~~ -2 one Ss yer - as 1.3 a aa : = : c —_——— Packard ix edan ‘2.2 sree new nee ge ~ seeing et war’ * gta 5, = anddadmennen se ‘ +: mH - aeamaat . : . “ > ~ == ’ ¢ o "Rete raha) OPP ve a ° : —* - —_ . a "arn ~_— > > > by) kip hook ere gre worth the mom Box ab di Le S : : ‘ acsiens ‘ing: gm: : excelent condition, new Ccecings end Sundar e : ; . = . -e - . - r : me J 7 } Z -e toe? lMeme ich « ai ik one * 3 , 2 = . . z ’ ec F 2 — — > ace o 7 a : Oru > en = \)'ru ( 5 i«*S aw ?s r " am a Zs] o— are "iT —?. sea » + “sy . - >= . x { . g : . -_ wane - . . Sm - —__—— ~ " ~ > . . . , a . . ° . — wi =" ' eer e K : 54 3} 5 On 73 we ant 7. — ae —_ £ ’ “ va 7) = ‘ n ome wre -* — _ 7 ont | Fl ne Spl at & & tre i Seor of Rew. upto-ta rat . =. ah » ye a Put eri gms” ir ff & a | } ] LetiT Lt tT ws esa SS Gea Geen . Pa — 38S ' ime of Wemen® gBrmenis dre: te tvery Jo CR dass cane a8 cash. a3¢ : SRONANGE mvt “MOBILE COACH alee 3 el lee ey Sa i@i4 STLUDEHSARER SEDAN @ Fert toumes, 3003 to 100 hi ° 2 7) . re is 4 R ; se | 9 o J. , 1 iv , 1 j 4 ; i . ’ 4 . j 4 | , } & ? , i t> ’ 4 ; t : } * ‘ if # o ® + e u is ’ ’ 4 P ; m ; .noed pies. Phene or Brite Migs Le: ington. he LANGAN "SRO i > 2 , . rr 7 , ali ass ' P LOM: ' . é - > : sre or’ tire. ene andar brind “ulpme it ubusua “ue x - — —_— »a = . ad 5a LlS: one reeial barvams with hi * > an _~ = = —— - — - _ _ ¢ — : ~] - ° = 44. 2 > er, ~ " = I a —— a S . - - ~ ow _- = - Sam» ee ° - ~~. ae . - - ” . \ [Netrict office has ap opening HEATERS—~f reliable make. some cast =. i - ? ia ” advance ty eEtcutive pos. Gow Womans Ea A-——Airt'gh: Supertor i: aaa ~~ _ Sg me » eld pat — —— " a> + nak per imignts : s-Kni he c pe » 32 ns 7 . > ~ -~+-+ bel _") _s — ; : 2- —o “= — FORD—Te all medels: lamer and aw © we were ategws« ee - othe meet, y= -. © _ ‘ ~ — al nord a Times Pid«s ° ” avtea i Tim «Mire = and stive ugr Broaiwsy lew- =" 1h. wow oS : ——— — ; . a - me = . ory ' i= N Fracway "oT — me ie ° s* new ever wer: not m ’ om: ; oneal | ’ \TERS arer e@plection of ser ‘ c -unang : an S300 1506 ie an eo 68 evs | JeneuUn ances: Ss cuarantees wu : : : eattrs in S Louis: a ss See ter oe come hy AAR TE : 4 - =" ive & eee ” alt "4a a s.F eguipved ompers, *“a,re.ing Drices range from $125 co $235. comms ao — HOUSEN'LD GOODS FOR SALE at a , rolten jewelry. see : we ne nn t . g a , : : = , 5 : ~ = ; c™ by 3. : AB. . $20 CLINE STRERT HEATERS ALL KINDS | aintest oa - aid gold. braken ©™*. cown part + —_ a asain aaa WwW: lys-Anight HUDSON SP EEDSTER 4 sTanck Plano « ; OM. Pac. & : . : ; BS ui» ‘ . - _——_—- a3 4 - i rwe.iur Ce ei eal = VQ Fae , ~ : : . " . . . . ae ape ~ = wal -ew pei — ‘i wars. caihsh Ss R wir Round oak. hike th ard Market thiters, 3 > Tec. > pres | Tle ot Coupe Sedan Sponthe Sar. $a. suarantecd — = Sey bunceiow = 118 WLiive HU SEMOLD Ax DS—B&: “omm ehir —— ™ ial : on ' - = 3 G ie. te Se tee ee JEWELRY_wa ATCHE Co F er Masts $- 403-4 ‘ot4 bs aa vast cen 2! tier “TT eerings and Sundar old, leew deaec omtiona,. 4835 Waeish ha! "ext RE tue > : : upes For Sale | 2 S@) parnted — jen tite tis pepular car sOCeE SIDES BUTCH AUTO CO... > he cy > SS ° } . . = = Ore -_ . es —— a3 ad * orem oN S = -_ «tT ok a 2" De ce one + = - JeSermmc «and Lefer ot. vee : TION «Me . "gs chwar er? rat omet $49 «ace Sloe 325s Boe 3 - -ace war ~ ) ‘eon SF $3 7 - Pam od cong@- s2 ' ~ Sa “J ofa payment. gewn 44694 Easton : m shall ba.2>ce —— iy 0. a AMIS me sseertment of “oor S ) cee _ Tet rape tr °) | Gece = . - E c iL . ww. Sat wr ‘tgce — ~~. be af? - om . - — ” iS ‘ ‘ — , - ase” gen — ~ a | DE. R AR E R Re ‘ADSTER. _— Pi EaRt “we. YTOR aR a, . FUPrw@ce a 1323 To. RI™ 3 ee eee: gg PROSSER'S FURNITURE co POULTRY AND BI erside 2505. 4210 1-ass a Soe Te SOM isd)! | Paily squtaped- cwnsined nad con. : ~ ; T2770 OLIVR @PRerr . —e — . a ico) | 6patat ——— ——. “erms. tre cera. D=2 condition, make offer, D324 Weee —— -FSTO ER RE 7 gts RDS | ate 1 » tigaly @e new tires. a ree 4 manr other - Ped? St Sree Jstege FS 'ses ke — —? T IRR ARY T ARI oN ’ ; ; anes im ar ba its 7 Yaa al - - . > — = - i Tc - ~~ ; ae ee 72 - ‘ow ng Cars For Sale a > om Pa * Lecnet. : TBR. E — 2S. ocr fawh end tom oe ey WEBER USED CAR ECHO | eee Ore Cer Se | CRP MOMILE TOU cb 2e : So ’ ‘erme ~~ _ = * : -~ . = ae se 4 a et ee ere rere —=o-- i. ™ - = * ~ a Sm NION ® IX QQ mes: 45 ~. 2 : eet ~e es aera Sow 2. “Ease sien ibe 6 new cas, | $180 anc $125. Pa ~> - ” + tf (ltd ot * ‘ ANCE STOR” > 7 . ve : ; ~ ‘ ; . «cS 53 wee = i. ae re Sen. $565. Me gown. 4666 Magen. - 4 , 7 ; . ~~? —_ me ; k - - + ™ece Ov ereti fet : | ' nt —_— , oa - nal » “ rhe <<" « - -- | an FRAN ~ Sy LIVING ROOM STITES RAGIO ner Aes toe oe fummactee che mechs . <mgemenwar doa” wer 43 WoON—isras =o j StS - : . . hed se. RaA<vT —-. awe For { e<h ‘ = ~s — : - | . 1, is ae oe ' i st Sr es << F CRON Ss RICHANGR ohne m Sale eV ROLT C __fortytte . Bes ger. Bivv. 44 Danpescre, | SEVENTH AND MARKET ste a aa on ¢ . Mien LLoew. (96) tay-farcem, 6529 Leimac. aa

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“pw TO SELL A USED ARTICLE AT ITS PROPER VALUE advertise it in thes ese columns. “WG {ROOMS FOR R. remot” 5 RE NT—West renning. a eet As et FLATS F FOR RENT 3) SEVENTEENTH, OM wOB! ILE = / ARK. as °—s “dees TA ted’ and Di ainted $°). be ths and electric rRU =T 5001 ew a ericing’ machine “Rooms AND BOARD WANTED ,wi ith . r “inguaebieey he roost 1s ~ elec tric "tr xtures. le today still giving : &% ac* akes the Res! Us the tremendous bargains that we can Cing_t Teor, garage, \NTER vieltors may ® cure cadvan tage us — tle 3] a “Foome | EAS t om 433 [a 2 _Rousckeeping. cy a0; De Luxe Specials hot wate r conner me HOUSES, FLATS, ETC L he Studs baker Special Trg. LIVE, THe hee ight u24 Studebaker Special! 1°24 Moon Sport ” \% oz¢ Gardner Brougham APARTMENTS FOR RENT FRANCISCUS RE AL TY CO. APARTME NTS POR Gro. ( ‘OOP F, “BR AO gC} neeentet feo) 92 4 hcecae ker Nastr. — —*s -Roeom and boars | a: privan ies iene si conveniences. fees: or S Sond mplete line of ured Studebaker Bargains. RESIDE: ne “Ee darn: Is as You Desire Them a a — FURN. “HOUSES FOR RENT 7. . oe 3934—1 oor MOTO Ouse ERE. 4v: rooms: 817 LOCUST 1 he OD e. hot ee Bey lieeeeatineametie — Broward -C ounty (Florida) — Property Owners We'll be glad to advise regarding pree POST. DISPATCH. __ et en oe | FLATS FOR | RENT—Furnished) REAL . EST’TE—WTD. TO BUY) ‘SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE FLATS, AP” _ Webster Groves NEWPORT AND PACIFIC. AVS ent iand vajues We've lived here 14) dence district ORLY ANE LET NEW SINGLE FLAT 4541 Shenandoah i | yeere and know property. List your hold. | Bubdivided for those denen ings with us-—we can sell them. Write $K000 to 5 io. i or wire. 1815 sland & Driggers Realty Co.. INT... a re RT LAUDERDALE _ FLORIDA. (6) Flats, Apartments Wanted os BI = ene WAITING We want “several ; a rt} Hate northweaet. wWwerwor. PUT hes mTriezt tsartfield "34°" (oe? ; | Residences Wanted RESIDENCE - — A wv) —T aah for residence. \ocated weet | Skinker mi. north of Claston m4.: cor respondence confidential: Jesters amrtumed : rive pre and ‘Cation Box T a. ns). )| REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE FORSYTHE. 7008-]U—Hes: located apart- ' a sen" ite im « its ’ will eachange. WATTS REALTY "CO 621 Chestnut. (59) LOT —For exchange: Lucas and Huat ré., 40-foot -front opposite Normandy High Scheol, price $2400: will .trade ciear for ?- 1 gomdl mas hine or Will take back first | deed of tri for the balance: sale agent, | DS MORGANSTE IN. LWSi7 Jdedia pont. | Parkview °914 (e7) | FARMS FOR SALE rAKM—A barcain "10 acres ievel to reviing on Stace Highway near North Ver ~y ne : #« booming and TFraliroad Cente rticulars write or mre JOHN LEMME. 2:25 Park av. Vie- to rs SYW fe7) 40 Ac ‘Tes and JIndependenee -o at senaeh arg } Broadway. How WEBSTER HO! Nice new home of 6 rooye with ot on are Rh ay car ene and bathrooms, large front brick peren | with tle feor and copper ters and spouts, shades, screene wr Men: : 2 |e GUPRTY FR ‘ie. fpGe Sarl Ly West boo . Prete uty 7 ano COTTAGES, aR AIS Ory et . Onn , tsety ae re PAKER REAL. TY cH. 420 1A) rpeom l ou monthly rental paste. re - granitoid laundry an iba 7-room Srpeae: brick foun- | Gatien. bath. toilet. [60-604 _'sidbre > a+ uilt brick #07 4 302190. wok Mand. B15 rina homes he” & distinet ind) vid- ~~ cet BK potne. ia sete. electric. “TARZEMSKY, eal "Re. WENZLIK, 1010 © Chests aan By rgain “| Only ¢ KOO - : ‘OW, Poultry a PLOVER, Implements —— im to assure 2004 | 7 | Uving from etart, no more worries avout | Your 10b and rent day here: oniv 144 miles | Village, good fishing and hunting. friend- ! ly neighbors: cultivated fields for cotton, cor Vegetath.ea ‘ons arte sa Power evailable t wood) nd Limoer frou -o! ara arm collage atv var) Yo search Wear to fr.) another like ON.Vv SB othi fo ~ marr ash. Derails “arm ba |kains nm many ] ——2»” |} FARM AGENCY, 353-H. Pierce: Bidg.. iy ish] “a! ge ae cond Noo: HOUSES WANTED Seed cars, | Bi IS > ARAMOUNT eee a a ae Touring Cars For Sale OLDSMOBIL E TOURING | Starts ond rune good ; good top and curtains; only $75. ~ 4056—A per wnent in as housek eeping roeme. 4046 apartment | TT housekeeping muite; HOUSES, FLATS, FOR RENT, FOR Lene —Front room. Sane is KJ43B—Ne w elegant . 6-room oa) a2 : | clemen. Delmar 6S56R. able ND CITY TRU ST CO.. Agt Be ‘autiful pe. kas clothes chute marb! © sille f7RO McPrR Seeks 2 front housekeeping roon ¥. wiry kK) Ib hen privileres: ——— ! RINGS TUGHWAY, ena d condition every KEW AND COMPLE 1K —EASY Y TERMS water, ran te. reaeunale Sees 08 flioors Ba sae Sale ‘ront sleep aul root Nn: gg rOe Rew 5 alee ABBUTT REAL TY DORE NK. AMP ER rim™ ms “and ‘tue bath. vill ecm me, dump rooms wit m 9 $3. 4th Garfield 4652 ick Qe : >. Ford Dea ore ‘Lats x. Ki: oF easy payments : 3003 la ust. Open ere ryENTEr FIRST. a: N FOR ONE WHO W ANTS HOME. GODWIN REALTY CQO., “ 5 Or _ 3 house eal DE. bhstate Dey parTtiner 56243 DELMAR. i roe nse and bath, siden ites for oa eee _ = | TO > LET —aUsiNESS PiRP'SES | n, w th or without garnet hod, RECONDITIONED PORDS — No money RE NT. FOR Ww INTER PRE INVE STOR YY —— 1 i’ me or Bono 2 aiso house “NEW FIRE . OOF ot NEAR PR INCIP sy Sedinttiaten, ian tee | Sale ° Ppa soi Fine popular make, cars. > aes a. rooms, vs % ' ( BASE 2M N' ?— of wmens wearing oe for ee — nt; athern exporure: ANDERS ‘N aT« v CKE BATTER oeOlonll $6. re t) t partments Fireproei Constrvctien “Ww VAREHOUSE. FOR LEASE 66.000 square feet floor space 917-19-21-23 and Basement. nate Bodies For, Sale ct: BARGAINS Pormp pODTE pA) set a wate APARTMENTS FOR RENT seven Story —FURNISHED =) he fant 4 ARR is ' iehed ‘ \ ery hea rent. anes. $3. m0 ‘UD; _palloon ho sises 37 an *. 50x: J 1412 Carr Tin Es — Factory. adjustmenre: ijoodyear TF te Db and. ae ~ corer 30% Hemme Layers phone ar a ga rage :; =x = ARTED, Seventh and Chestnut. MUSICAL - GO18—Furnished apartmr nt; service. W hy reom”? $12.50 Musical Instruction | - favorite inst rumen: 20, comp: 7 lessons. —* “hh Planos and Organs ace mahogany sae on — weet mT gs in ovr exchange depart: WESTMINSTER, PL. WESTMINSTER. ._ 7 = tom cu a ing 2 .room sn wable 5 a es -)uPrpished: rhowaekeep — om 3) 54—F ull efficiencies; STARCK PIANO CO ‘i oom . NV ra) 14 h and Cheatnut- S reoms avaliable: REGE rT Th - $1 electric stoves, phones, linens, re reference required. mar 6139. 6055-807 (). FANS I ORL aT “HERMITAGE HOTEL eh PIAN« ence naa Bes Bac ame re home Re remain in | VINDERMERE FIOTEL catering to Sanaa and transient REAL ESTATE ; nt ZAVER-PIANOB—In geRVI! ‘E "BUREAU. three wonderfy) ro eT tow er en ee ae u. sani ” sa “ne N. Biliott. 2% story brick and the each. pric ed to “Day 14 34-38.38 N. 18th . 3-Toom flate front entrances tea : rents $164: sid. 600; $4500 12th: & families. lbrick garage, ; b at : arm Man hester read : [peome: 2 fl rooms third Geor: electric : —e ' Pine Lawn ® ROOMS, BATH. VAC ANT—#500 © ASH | ' 6°15 Dowler (3 blocks north of Pine | $F | Lawn): good building. furnace. garage, Hox Dw) ft only $40 monthly. For ‘detaile | all Garfield 5603 SILVERBLATT, 722 (6) e { eatrint «tf Mehmtene ‘Setgn’s ' ' aot Rankin bl echo. 6fine see bunga- | Vv some heart x rs wit ‘rees emer? for ' Karce! anil ickens Largain at Sst) per _- * fort en end of Market car lite = H MOR? — & Cy 1403 Maryland, | ; ‘ 7 ‘ of “ea aa Htilan ee —?) ’ University City oo 69% 0 & 6974 Dartmouth Av. -storv rir ks: " large rooms tlied bath hardwood floors hot-water heat built-in earege- B6O-ft. lots: terme... lote closet sPhace See owner 779 Radcliffe University (‘ty (c@) Vinita Park > : }HOCRE—f reorms. moder: ~argain for quick le Avoly Overiaid Hoepitel Th wre Vi ‘ ~ nr (c4) | ee ee oe oa _ —— & Webster Groves | ‘ | ALMA 41 4 . very mitt? me ’ ive fy reamwrtt noder: uungaiow; close to tranepera- tion: the owner te leaving for the Flaet ar) “ é ’ ASOT e . ae tio! oul avy end jet us show oO" t’ 7 ,a rie ‘ , (8 WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., Agent, (a« ; MH ise ; ‘ sj)th the a rows sun 1! e.eeping pore ra rune ferms oils JAS ¢ MORFIT. 1024 Tithe Guaranty Koide — | IN PASAIIEXNA Prive ou , rooms. sun | roore. bot-water heat. besernen', garage, 9 trem ut f wai . | re “<8 ‘up OLD OmCHARD BANK RFRALTY CoO.. : Vo ebheater 7M Miland i UR : lAYrTS -Restricted: owner ¥ t 4 and e hon f C#pnired au i. lor’ Webs cr 1085 or Parkview 2 New SrorRe sais ae 4 living roe rie: in $10. 500. $3500 rome 2023-25 PRenrose. fa 4.5 roome. rente "3105 per month terms efe us at $1000 "dow NICE WEST END 5 AND | t ve ; ' CORNER AvAGETTR sve TH eMA’. “TORRES AND THAEE — $7000 wr year: Pi 0Lo Cheatrat Gerfield 1407 La “ . .) ‘a or will trade for & f ORE MEYER & PRO NEW 14-FAMILY | IN HEDGLEIGH VUN &. BLAKE r BRO. ive ecm eueve and fee pee oe | AL BERT n i) | mEAL ESTATE—FOR cot ‘8500. “eben. 722 DANDY “SOUTH SIDE FLAT. Kivernide ZaiTM lor ae. nan te direct with owner. yY MOORE, ‘2084 Seay /MARNICE Pi. Sa Sis s652. : hardwood doors. furnaces; big Rents €2160- Price $12.0 ‘OHM ‘ “bLAKE me aL Cheetant ‘ palcermnan there from it (bestoaut 2 Cenat fc®) tile SEW housee for asaie and for ren Span- | cut tt a mre be ri eh) tyre Dee ‘Om atl On | DOUGH ERTY R Er. Wiehe er Greve HESS HotCSkesS., Web ate ” srt s S ‘q, ? TREMB! ey WILAON FR. E. @ I CY), -— Weite for map of Webster and our eaies ts id ; . ba. Ae ar * Webatrr ant! our s'*e! at «af tote e 1°06 » 15 em ' : ,220°V BS Tat! fav Ag).4c08

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=—T + ie ee ee Ep ee ge or oe = m —— a da ace - re - > . a i a ee, ee Rae eel - _— —— —_— == 2 2 tee 49 eel | ll -— ~ atid are ee "eee ee ae rer. j . — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 8, 1926. gen: ___- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ———_— ~ i ere CRITICISES EFFORT ! N FINA CIAL J FOUND FRIEND LIVED HIGH CITY ORDERS $179, 000 PAVING ACQUITTED AT SECOND TRIAL Th re 10 GET LIGHT SENTENCE, rn oe Fari« Instimate ~ & — Wilson Axenuc Bid Discarde:| a Roy Moxter Produced Witnessses — AUTOMOBILE LOANS acTru LaANS—Presenu! co wols red te ce re? r ae ™mere Mocesy — A lied t iztance Lo . 2 —_ ‘ : a, Loans Get $25 to $1000 Qui. Ra as aad | , re Bn} Be n- : — ' . : ; = } wr, - alt basbhest ar A thane @ —— «ti, . ' “ 7 ~ - > - 7 etrew an you Table =e ern Fur ¢ e*-° North First D0ard recommended that the award: .,. \fas3 1 White Lime Co MARRIAGE LICENSES. Aic.—The Detroit Juve: : bey p32 5 ae ' ing at 9:40, 16:40. 1 : > “ . : sf =. ° Ses : -_ . ws _ 7 fer Merchant Witness in Bank- tk ruptes, Action of Head of Too Hizh: Claimed Brickmakecrs to Show He Was in a House at a ee a ie: t Embroidery Firm HKroke Faith. ; Time of sireet Robbery The Board of Pubiic Service to- ; poubdic pesisine tm Cndae Sen | ) > ~pult” I ‘vs i . _ - ac . ast ce eantrsae’ ‘or seven etree? } uage +-ar (oca rer? “3 were fast friends. When. Bloom; @4F let contracts n nro ara ' Cheu | - y rel- opening - ness atthe National Embroidery ~ Judge Mix'’s court yesterday attier - - : : a8 “ae seT War } td rT 1d 7 "ira , residing : “4 41A teal ; —_—1cu! ‘needed a little cash in his busi- | P®ving jobs, for an estimated con-' 1 nue was acquitted by a jury in B to» Broadcasting Sta d struction cost of $179.00 _ pe a ecg ; rded The Post. Dispatch + reserves ‘ves the right to reject any @uery. 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' = . t¢ u actured Skull. e Pi A ra : ‘ 2 s\ance,. if vo } | sings: > . : . 7 - —_= - LOANS ON REAL ESTATE ~ > . “ . ‘s £ ; ™ ~ > \ \ —s S - ‘La a he .* , _ —_ + . . - LAB EO > ’ ~~ * Mw : yp Tj] Laran—c_ it County, we rales @ x 8 » Ke mine & Franke. 1008 Chestrm COUNTY LOANS uy it +} ed propertr. $50 ' $15 O78 alle’ OT 7 ws SPRKANP & CX Cl1ll Easton at BEAT. ESTATE LOANS Tr APty Amourt Cenmeult ve for rew ne anc renewale REMMELMANS SPACALER R. E. co 7th apd Cbheetr»y 4 Do ‘Ou Need Money: Wh WARP ASD BLY FIRST AND SECOND DEEDS bd . , ‘ aa % +) »' hae? om re oO " = —v oo Mars) _ =. . nto : u . ‘2 + . 1s aie “ . » Ssih. ‘sis | v bonnes rh Le ong . ~ew 94% FIRS! DR * le we TRI t pum SALI is. AGEN Vue tere —T S —— oo A ARAN TEER! ~** “P48 ’ “oe = . . ~ : : 7 = DA? - - SS] > ims . wae a ak ~~) *4 5 S4 cm) “wh se . an eT : Shah! ae > * : . eS «A! of . “8 eo. #4) « r - 4 ~~ = . ™ o o s. Ii You Need Money I : cl. Sez “ - Ae Make aT i FIRST. SFC OND AND THIRD DEFD x) a e ‘ . ry sd \* . ss) . " “So | 4 nd o "a - ae 5 “ on ‘GOLD NOTES, Of e™~ BATONS STOCKS AND BONDS LL. ective etucks. end nde bought. ec: ~~ » = Bru ; l KATTE’ Maw cw ’ S03 Cerrral Nationa’ Rank Wag. O..ve D255 Mivwe 35°40 5e aoa. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 7 . OPPORTUN os cries — ANCE —~ Baas = ar ™ Mn ta ener a wnt , “ est —e - sheo COPRCEQei oO) hs —. Neat ie DOiepe nr. ~¥ EXCELLENT rhe oe Fieee o> “a t's . =°F S cr : = - tT ae Lire é‘ ] “a _ . :; —_——- ——_ BUSINESS FOR SALE : 3 irs 3 $117 Bear yong rine s Tegarding might in holding a hammer fe WSBF—273 - = “—* ae - > ase a ‘ - = ~ - > = = , . ‘ Gia’as cc. : } 2 ; ’ } . : =" TR Snr’s » . ° > : ana Ty Varlor on De In ar B) bap : ye aetteerne —_ , and i 7 Ine « S- ' hours a gain you ij FRIDAY. SOO'N—Noews irr~' Mascie im Nearthy saloon Man I Md \ - ~ bee > : Tra “Ted thie = : ao > ate Bae a’ mrpiete cut? > 208 : : > -- “ : lis mem- || Herbert Koch, Sianist. : x : - 4 ca - rT ° Cd -~ e “ . = , — : Tine “g DevTMapeti* wars busines@ 5S ace .t espouce r : red «" Noe a0 -¢g 4 e ; ele -trcal tread apa Normme Aug stme, } = “Se £ - _ . o* - " - p> } and — i - a . ; - - a a 2 me efi a x nen —A AS2 —— @ 0 ~- . . = = ee © ~ = : 2 = 4? . : 7 le j}re = h Deeuent ree =") 7 ~ ~ ‘pere 2 BP mec : " : > ASE _s a) - et —— = i ss eis “ =e ' — , — are 'RoARPIN : eo - Won — Rr ,, i —— - ’ > ; 7s ake otto | oo - — Wola 5 a a= - ios . : e ing tyeat.- E ~ ; ~~ > am . ‘ \ > , as ~ ' ” - ~ear* > —— ini : : . s TeoMms @ 2° An iopper RobRed of $59 Burctars e a - . —— -e i ~_ eo i - ; pa ._* 2 - - . “2s o - 2M, —_— lt i i di a ee _~ . . . . . - na om . ee —™ — — - = = . -_ + — ‘ ; —— - © - a _ aw é ~ a Tect* sees ' : . _ 4 Ree - if —s T a « . « é 2 A = "las ” : ° " 2 ~ - 7 1 -—o- -« — IEEIOTEED conan s ot an cane, crar ere crn| ct a200 Ge Abell Gl ue wuinm eres. he on ALS’ GIRL RADIO PROGRAMS - PETER A AND SWEET SHOPOOSID .0;, erie gave Presee:: phe : rEinrs pie | 4 WEDS FORMER ‘SCAND ul b Tl: . er 7 ai re $ * » ane f a _ : R > % : : > and later a | al ~ « — > ; : 7A: _ ay nm el : 4 ~~ . 7 7‘ — ; : ms o as : “Mi } a enrure for Both: — ee a tin ' a ; a. . mC - Hise S @> +4. : Maine : ans " s off ns = isekeenping| Second arita KDA A Pittsbure (309.1 é - 2) = . ’ — - we . = . s ” i — P - * = - ™ - ~ - - =" > : wins siness will stay — ne bet r on ay : 2. safes nd nursing 1 1423 cn-.! Jesse L. Lasky and Wife Witnes ? Pittshure mariede a, ’ ~§S Leeimar Was sipped fror a2 P "is d-a Sep: _ ee the Ceremogoy. ’ — eee » &ogvest) ee 3 TEs With ¢ - er -awd: at — Viscount Cecil Qperated On “a to4ar Wee Yre ; Special +o the Post-Dispa = . Ca TT ° 7 ~ , r F ” : . . -—= e ; - " ' ; . " . . ; : Pe .- - . - : = AF " ° ’ “ 2 7 ; 4 ~ a : ~* a . ~~ ™ _ y 4 “ 7 > . 1 . . a .¥ ‘ : ‘ ~‘ : 0 > — - - e . om 4 ' . . Ed ra Tt oo - 2: > 7 4 — ~ * AA “3 : "« a . ss” . Injures Knee Poimg t “reer ) Tr. ra oo - . ’ , 7 won i ae AP eet _ KE om, ee (313.6) $.714-3 . ’ ™, . . “* afr - = ao he he ’ - - 4 oe —— = _¥ 5 | - mae = =* = = eae ss . ‘ ‘ = - a _ 7% ~ -@ ~ . " + | s ete “t °.. 2 d | td S " "ae? - pe “ re ; -- . ee a = ~ —e , : ] “ ' Cs , : NTT NG AND & 4 re a > Sus 2 ‘ Pr next Tuesda: ™ : els S$ in ects Le Ss — Pherae 00 ihe ie Nighthawk frolic, ore " : > & ¢ . - . om a = i : “ aL a . : ; s « rs , oe 4 se eat se , .-- ‘ 2 = :- o . | 2 ,es.eé _a = ™ - ¢ s war : rT > =~ Sin ja : : —- s APtt. Seattle “54d yneert we LF. New York ( ~ s 3 i ‘ mat ee 2. progra: 10:2 iii ian | Hobgoblin. Ha “oe } sd ' : = ~ . . ~—— ht, 7 . = — Sr = “=~ : — o>’ 7 . be . x ling : * Eagie Neutrodyn tris ; « « : 7 P ' _®: ] > : a b2. > : > - ~ - = 2. - 4 — . Son . a: aS ‘ es Tra. “a = : : ~ oo ¢ - ieee . ° . ro 7 r rarmcgay Four; ~ b+ be? 6 ™ . 7 . : ; . ~ =r s . aes ° . - “2 ~ _ ge . - ; A’ ~y « 7 . ._ - - —_ 7 - — — .= Seed “a og LS , : " et en mag, MFWRB., Hollywood (233). 19. pro- aay SS 4 ARSENIC ON APPLE SKINS — in: De ish (Of fieiatk Iscne Warning Re. = ea : — > -_ os ~ o- é . » 4 = _ Ee. - ; ~ . > = Fens? a ve Ss 3$c- > ee tas Cael - stabilise - | SAR oe ogra 35, a ae = | ‘ str | WEETI_ Boston ( er faring Imported Fru ees ae ~ " o¥i on TU « 2 Ki W PY — . tia 5 , _— ‘ weete : # te re ene *W. Portiand- _Oveguatiin (491.5) Merry Mjlamen; 2 i. .* . waFn -— =? Ps or O32 Cer’ j Ann la? oot r +i? be ¢ al nespétalllll 7:90, 3 8 eenre - Bh ; : . - the cea ; ,entu- zs nRerine : — ("arter } : a : ‘ ° “Tt a2 a om ™ ~~ - ~ a « : ~ a. . “A a . vein al 7 sTa ic, Von irk’s damce or- | ind Gus ‘ es 5 -_ >: -. “tiny Dasinaws 833 lors Mrs. Sel- astra | timba b ha > ; 41 a2 ivy a “7 2 5 oe. Tazew , ; / « a4 w) 4 . =, + t . ‘ _— ms i 2 _— a AS \X. Hollrwoed PE xpre: S (334.9) Vt 5 1. . . \ aad ~ ait . a o- : _— Wh = ™ . . — o 2 arn ter : (5. 9). I« aac a . 5 . ; — - . . : skh « J , Z ~ . : : a ~ . > i. : =, °*a re ear ape . ‘ 7 - i ‘ ‘Ss . LIS ; ede f fi WEN, Chicago ‘ ; . "i " » r . = " — o ; +, i.e — i = Be i 7 — — . ° . a. oe ne ste ¢ Pepa: ec Rye , e 45 "| quartet: 8-9, hourei aa » | > =r ™ - — -_ - _— - ™ “= - .* = . . ~ | 4 c a. . * aiiin . mm. OU - ; —_. 2. - . s@ n : : s fe a E a —_ . > | Lis -" SiG per da coe x. Fae gether to fame and weal’ dae ROA Denver (22.4). 7 or- . aptcursstios. -. - os yA? r a** 2 ote 2A] ce orcheast! ’ . 4 nS. ; yt f sa ut ~»- sp - — — . = * cf - ; «tr: ; ~- grain, - ws 2~~ , 7a 7¢4 . = ‘= , - - L- ; . . August, 22313, on arce d “KY tem Al Ja- LEST AT RANTS unt ea cae s Wt.¥. Schenectady (379.5). " Slows ‘ Y 7 —— _ ve : 2i.i8 ——— . i rs ' te . we a aS aati - tay . or ) . Petmonte Theater Is Leased. ATHs. Het “pring National Park WY orchestra: 6:48. , ” f ‘“~T says ther a: one Week * * known. arse. ftnlv rt se . Tex. ? _ PT - 15. “EK em “py. a al re fien’ teed ° a ‘ Sw i al Ler F ‘ ' — “ r Mille: kica 2 Mob | > W FLAS, arose ~ 7 = ed = T« ; ’ Pa ~~. > : ‘ — a - _ - J , ad Jack Weil of S*. Louis by AYW. (hicagm (a30.4). 6.7 atnner ‘3299.8). 7-3-5 concert Terrie. 7 “img Traps of Game. >.” . -. - . — . ss - -_ — = - - cc Owner, ©. in Cornwell Miller concert ” ap mA -7:39, bed. WHN. New York (361.2), | -— + = *? ° . cy AM ‘7 . Jan. q ; . * . 77 - ’ > 7 —s S —- ; ey — 7 « > ? - ’ 4 Doeriy' and Mexico. and Wei! has Sicai program, Edison companr: 6:30, Melody clue MMIMING Hot SB—it? reems. make a? * - ates 1. . | . . - RiwoMIN ‘ [Se A ~~orme "ent s4,) me Ss’ an looR Ren — : we Ne =} , “ _ veen in the moving picture busi- 190-j12:3°9 revue. ‘“oon-Sarnders | ity ciub: 9§:34. as) *« ‘oc’ or = ——— . > -s . : : ‘en ub ; Ss : Hi rur ale ‘" is nov iasS .eTs for several rears. Miller Original Nighthawks, orcyestra;, i* ‘ . “4 i er ; . : ~e + - ; “ : svt £ é » et onday, January | lth eee > red his in-j; i re w be" xr ophonist Irving ; Sypris “ -» 420 tit ¥ *o fx ftil Te. ere ar - . ae ' “ment. Plett and Bis Nighthawks. ' ~~ — =. 4 seer’ woe +e" Printed “reulanvs ong sc hoeo! -Hlarec ‘$, 7 ace eceeearr. the . “2.4, because of the *~ pebiicity which ‘ S7eatest weapen™ *"Ppread of the dis bere are .* os. Roe MLN Hot Seka « ——— "9 rooms: price as low ce ating * 18 Exclusively i Business Ass ioa EF ' , > — . 7» iy on eh ne ASsomManion terme, ap ahs Y. Serch, ion | e lies ‘Sieadisinne ct palo WecAr. vier mnpe Press (461.3), Qayr Lande : ma i business 7.3%, studie conce =") r a." ,RE—a? & a “foe a7 tr 2 PO - Vier s Associa’ = * a* mi-he ; . . . , = 2 . Ft. Trved wa : “eiG% = ae On aS. Tugat elected | WCAL. Pradeipive (338). T:23. ! ad RAP —Go od lneat tne TO.eWing Officers for the eom-/| “Mhiropractik 7-30, program. | i . : ™ " Qr ve ¥ - + -—- . ~ _ . : : ; a me . : . - > ™ - _ ; 2 mS r | o-oo a a Ee ed 7 rs | . : A. 4 ‘es om

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee gg IT CRITICISES EFFORT © ANGLO - ITALIAN DEBT TERMS!T:* British declare they are facet] AMUSEMER *s —— |_FHOTOPLAY THEATER® ——PHQTOPLAY THEATERS - EDISPATCY with a budget deficit and that it ——-~ T LIGHT SENTENCE British to Ask P _|is necessary to ask their debtors to 0 GE | ery ° gat ra oe pay an amount which will allow : MATS. EVERY NIGHT Nights a - " . . >. ] r } ] et t , I a Faris Intimates He May py vie associated Prone keeping the budget at its level. povdle Penalty in Cases Where LONDON, Jan. 8.—Great Britain | Wed. & Sat. (Except Sunday) a ered--Radio AN —_ ‘The Piastte “al epull’ Is sought. : | § 0' clock 7 a : po pagal npeoctnemn ease) eRe OW- LACE OF 3 Pikes bias, Dispateh Radio Se Ee wre | 2 PLM. NEW COLISEUM sharp , $n A AM Sy Ade BOO DMA | pp oadcastine Stat; aot Bs ee ew le SEE PAGE 4 2 | | Vhe Answer to Gloria Swanson’s ~’ Manhandled’/ , Bremen Theater: : ep and P, bert meiween Cren? Britain and Fra nee : iid : Produced Under Personai Superv tston of Morris Gest i : CHEROKEE | ; Hareld terd ern | os A he . - , x “ r . od a] Nnder w ol Mwaence in 4 ay $1° ; voter minut By jaterest fe the Biddle Wee . @ es you! ) re | Bigg ct ne . Piane (empany ” Company of 700—-Choir of 150-—-Symphony Orchestra—Organ WARD - " qiu’ ; ' : © = . eT) S10? mt : eet , OT v. area, pu ‘ . dd ; Baggies | Prices a supplied by plarket SAE 7 ‘eo 2 comparison would not be as len. !¢ nas nan moped Ee CLOSING PERFORMANCE, JANUARY 20 } _//CHOUTEAU Corteme Grit titi in evs ervice Je ve € ”% 4 r toy = , - = ° . - . ton ene ine | Agricultu: > an 1d principal Ex. ‘ eel Necro pre offered a eo nh terms to Ital 6d . bares on Sale in the Box Office on Mezzanine Floor, the Arcade, 8th feff, & Cheutesa and Comedy at » Ii) changes. ¥Y eae : 2054 ine 4 eit and Olive and at the New Coliseum. : DELMONTE:«'" JOE — (DANCER) ‘ilen & elarter * ee oF ; , ‘ 1 oe ‘Successor to, = ij thie bar | | eee 1s and ful} = 14 trideti / : — ie eony- KFVE—240 Meters TAX CHECKS AGGREGATING —_ EEKS" = ’ 16 MISSOURI ROCKETS K Pestalozzi ("#'** Muth itler i» a TRIDAY, 9:15 PP. M.—Amusement 7 t ar S VV | THE GIRL ON TH review by Romaine Fielding» Mies 0 RETURNED RY BANKS | erzZ Can u } “Ral le«talerst TARAS” @ rour que*- — a, Serene) Mre. Gertrude $70.0 , Crisp and Fresh. Packed in Pound 5 ‘ , to she ri z i, ~—— Collector Koeln to Give 4o Per-on- a | ye C , ; QUEENS Pete med. Hod een - a” 3 KMOX—261 Meters Who sent Them tol Mon- ‘ . 9 | —_ Far North” OEE ietervale market reports 1 , ett by Bakery Specials Fresh From the Oven | y P Spe ib Soh Double Program : direct from the floor of the Mer- ’ , . 4%? Y ¢. 4 “ # ‘ RITZ ). ‘Sully. Irene, Var’ have to grt ) arits)6 Paxche@ge. Cioceng repurt at Yor ' } . 4 4 LM, We”? oA ' Vith Constance Ken ~ "Fit ot i ine ofran recita . : = oy “ ‘ ‘tand and Juniata / ueit—Bright Sight o® smount | . Sooo ths ian 7 o ; erunte " Straw berry Buttercream “~~ Life aed Weve as yee : [1 AST DAY! FANNIE HURST'S “MANNEQUIN” and Rose's Midgets | With Pauline Marke guire at the Arthur J func’ | , ‘ , - > and I would like to live §t. ‘The ® . es ercninsten ane * -o3; teesigag Divinity Cake Pecan Stollen at te nee ee Woodland 5, -"bie Hood . | oan Cova Ay Eagle Stamps agehen Fi a oe naar lifferent: the breaktast man drama that speaks to the = - ar. M.—Organ recital br Arthur ~ pres . ditierent, 65 € 4 os = erill be co™% | ee OM : id = i ; es . are each = table 2c heart in language uomistakable. ® ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT c0.'$ THEATERS pt be given. | ; r} ’ M—Mres. een urnett, gt . , POY tn |. pianist, and other eoloiste n . ARSENAL AL. A-STAR CAST in rere ie gene |i a BP: Mo—Little Symphony, David lector during the weel CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE. Grand und Arsenal ' “VESTERDAY” : oF yor BE Rit per, Jr ducting. abel A ” the slug da : ' » | Krause, mezzo-sopran @. far non f a lo FP. M.—Mixed program. yment we i AUBERT ' RIN-TIN-TIN if 10:30 6, M.—Dar music by a ifas er _ ( “Below 1 1 Gene Pat n ich'e one dl ’ * . Aubert and Paster (omeds—Nimateurs 1 “* M. ae TS ta} br 1. ‘ — | PRAR. rt. i Tgan redta a Chippewa ( he WARD D & wip icmr—c ene Rodemi me e Wi seit a ba ; mn and his jazz ¢ est ‘a. Gs Sager’s halt — nour’ ( Clive w ’ o>), . - ce > A : a] : Oot ; Our of h O&}) it tality; ’ . 7:30, wea in n4 td aitios Montgomery ' “at sT Windeor te Mebration. politan girl's quintet, > Me eet | ’ ew . i Rit ae 6 Nomeunary Abe Wate’ Eaves - 7. larmon' our, WEAF; —_"" Ss AMUSEMENTS «er END apenas 05.2). 8-20. Harmony } AMUSEMENT we oaahd | _—. Allg Carter's Incas; 9, Scotty Holmes : | The wines NOVELTY { Wnncee Program ei’c Gunce or and his orchestra, Imperial ™ Leading Thastre of Stlea® As Starts ‘ ago # S524 Fastes “ROARING RATL® . at rimba band; 9:30, musicale. ames Perey ’ ‘ ~ Wi AL, Datlas News-Journal , one Saturday Ozark Theater ‘__ Deudie spre ~ (558.9) (475.9). 6:30-7 7:30, Honey Boys pas — j the Deserts 29 : re 8-15-—-M AT TPOMOR now — Viebster Creves and “ Price A er ia iaialiitaeaiiaees c-20.9:30, Women ‘Ss ay H Pid es wo -formances Daring Dare , ore he : — a i \. Het Orde of fig 20-7, concert ensemble, string f C BOX | Metre oneiut ses a1 Delmar "adventures of Mnate” 8 20-7. conce: oes mS : | a ~ 76-1, ' J M U g i PROT ABGOTT sb quarte , a # nour of rn u sal | rat ri woll ' DESIES Powhatan ;SPrTTY BRONSON ie : Jack Chia piman's and Blackstone : ‘ siaged by Tohe 6 1. | PRET Vet Y int (HEat seontanniia : “* Kise ror - . otel eas . arch estra. jes > tes rats bane av Anderson i FLSEMESNT OF LIiFe——t OVE CINDERELLA’ : rograt ve ose -9 s F PP d Meta! ni . a. ee, Buffalo (319), 6: = ee a” : , a a, “thon _ Cink ont eel SHAW ( REN-TENorEN uit ai e- “_ an > : a - ' Shenandoah / EATON (428.2). ; 8 )) riets 1, Lopez danc oe - “t ' = * , f ASSED re HE CENSORS ‘ ad ; and ab “< , ss = film inoe ae , — rand *lhen ” Bene amess| mn Sens see cone SUNDAY NEXT—SEATS. NOW) | ie were 1s See so __ tenor; Al Ja-! Wor. ‘peheacciady (379.5), 6, din- Rd | ge cota } — Matiness NEAT SUNDAY SEATS Now TIVOLI | HOY STEWART in : program, he: ith ta@ik . —- = meresy Say age All-Star Cas! Ved. & Sat. 6°08 Delmer # \dvoaturee of Ba National Park Wily orchestra: 6:40, re al : hs m - ' | oa | am - 3 oO V. Heretic Hent ietts ( rosman = Mastic ——— rAéeita! loweon: 7:15, “Kempy,? comedy, tna gredients us¢d Suihe ion May Collins . i a VIRGINIA ( Blearhe Sweet as ane reurit eB oT) {j wey orchestra, artists. e reese against in- lan Hunts defferson De gy & MARION BE S047 Viegini«a ; Kew lrems. is “The =a ’ tate. , ts James Dale and other noted players tn aNnD INTBODECENG . ‘ew ‘ommandémest’ TT! ama : : -RIDAN'S at YOUR FAMILY on BENT 4). 6-7. dinner (399. 8). 7:30-3, concer Tordes | Oot: Lraps of (anne vy oavenTER °* ROSIE OGRADY WEBSTER § “tiewe or ss = Pe O5-7-2, beg. WHN, New York (361 2). 6, Harry he Ass | “The School OT Can d PAT rd —_ Ith wad (tinton | ope & of ton” Ro o * . : Tlic hmaen and his entertainers: i’ Ww raN ibe, ¢ lar c ; with ROONEY 3° AND ri let coae 6:30, Melody club; 7:39, a 2 Spoon, I: Lppe has Nights. 0% ae gy Wed. Mat., 50c-$2 WORLDS GREATEST CHARLESTON DANCERS ; SS a Bison company, ce , Mat. sat. 50c-3°.50 : - Sate LAVENTHAL THEATER CIRCUIT (oon-Sar re | ity club: 8:39, Roseland oe Me OuL of th. 7 th a le ; og - — oy Mai Wed 50c $1 $1 50 smiles: sgheiseengeses ose-e j . OTi-3 cers ‘ . ba : a orc c- , ” at. at... To 4 ~~ . ’ . os ates ‘esees er ece es rr: - ‘ ° ad " aw ies. organ- sh hee'rTra: j <a ) omer ag Samov er ¥ te | eo) =e Last lbavs of This Biz slew tt Prete sae: ‘seesessa in 6 LOVERS LANE ASHLAND “4s 1sTTLE Gm. = fia clu! ra sue , miry betwer rt \ ' — ” ‘ioe NC Newstead Amat TY ; orchestra; 11, orchestra. | P&nd Win: M P = E Se, i ee Star Telegram woo, Des Moines (526), 7:30-%. arge c: ne tummies wv eat - anh AUDEV! ON THE KINGS STAGE Ed-HICKE Y—Tom FROLICS OF 1925 EMBASSY (‘*'4-*Taa caar » : ; ’ » . , : ° . - 9 ie » , ; . | - : . ° ns ea , East Broad l4th Cavalry band; 11-1-, Ce" ers held in tray : the jc LICE BRADY Olive at Graod Return Engagement of the sac fielenes “tastles of the Per old time and Sugar dance orchestra. Or tras . , ~— ' A Advertusing Club Nicht Ts a8 rPHOTOFLAT 34 - Serth” —— Amateere : % - S0-] . nh ‘ E in “The Devils Tattoo VERA SESDAL, J ANE 1k) rHIK Uw. “PAGGEDY ANN BABIES HOI : : @on. to i rOvLE A MANE SERVO A ANOS iHE WOODWARD PLAYERS in sé ” MIKADO 0d ee . = —- — » ‘ . ; te ee Te a ma), cif hb eran. vabeaan - J1N TONES Se Lot A “SO THIS IS LONDON” By Popular Request THE WIFE 505% Eactee Amateer ‘Sante ~~ . SMal) po x (aces in lam Kobby Henshaw a” lee rieys Matinees “Sunda Thu reday. sal fat ’ : : : . Brain, = . © Agtociuste | Pome og er eERIC ZARDO — Radio Concert PF vers gviehs 30 te R “ | Direction Mrs. Clark and Miss Uhi MAT. TODAY NEWSTEAD) MAKION Davims te “AMP 4 ,ccertine [Mats. Dally, 15¢-75c. Gat.-Sun. to $1.10) | (“Wi WEEK: “THE Shige — | ; VAUDEVULE E RICH Mate Diser and Set. 4006 Ive Ae. “Sander the Grunt" B33.1). ” es Nights, 15e-$150 eee wo at 3. 6:30 and 9:15 IREN Shie—Children, 15. ae Amoteer Brunswick 7 STN? MEER. LOWLLI. SHERMAS r. M. — Photepley TONGHY — Mate See poe sneer’ e. honis' mthawkes Press (461.5). er’ | preeedes sod fel Pieor. Giet Sai us LAST R i N en T i N ” T i N lows Vaudeville. HUNTLY "GoRDoR Ste; Children. Se. | OFALLOS i. ey CAST i TIMES in His Latest and Greatest Picture .- insane | “ Adveatares of Mast« TODAY | .-~HE CLASH OF THE WOLVES” PLAZA —s SIJ-TAR CAST Amaetears (tere of Peeve . cine ba a NA ac : i cyl rice has ‘ 4 -*8 2 , OPERA Le) } | LOCUST ong aghool children GRAN D souse | | saTHING BEAUTIES . : because of che | AROUND THE OLoer— ||| TONIGHT—PERFECT FORM | = “COME EAR eat emer UNION ccf ge weapon” Pholoplay “FIGHTING THE FLAMES” Mend tednas’s VMant Celumns ie ) : rite ! ro THe FIRST ® é | Cotes and Basten PRICES-—TSe AND 406 hus«iness Oprnings. i newspaper giving A 4100 LUXURIOUS SEATS = |: : st SONNE REAP R VED sia" program is sax: & tousl- /. Musica! Arch. | (27h). :18.3 : : ; . . ++ 7 oO ~ AViL.& ¢ neg -@ ated Frees news service a—“t. Paul (416.- Onerr’ * eh

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“DISPATCH ST. LOUIS POST-DISPaTCH FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1926. KET Moderate De. RoW, Jan, S.— firm there belies G:00erete « id Ol i car Con a woe € Oe Dleorauc MeClures ruse: ‘is *4 40 WwW CVUNAition >it Teles 24.25: cario: Se Teleht: | ea: fteacr Celtuanc te @ supplies Maho usar wur OF200 russel pur. $4 tw $425 Dev Poller beng mnod ry. SDinecy Var hehe Ue ‘ore Darniah are 190) DOUNdS: Vex. Burd fmte. bothouse. £1.45 DUlslana $4 ober Der bu oarker. Se % UL «dam SS Byer by ATK? arg aiilornia fan Com. © Pou oe, tar Mifornia. $1.%5 +p 1% ov crates $4.50 per Per mou: io . $s t& $4 ber y0ne tn sacks 7% — Floride i%-Du J. : $s) er bY ~» ber ham. ’ 5Oc oer 1-I1D car ‘%. $450 ner by ‘ A , Gia 2° oe pounde for cueke: rrele repacked O pas Cavlce $2 Sy : >. ; ] : . 7) tT) Dn ' CES IRREGULAR AT NATIONAL Yapy 3, 10 STOCK , ed Increase in New - York Federal t Benk Rediscoun - Yesterday Is Factor. Pr Leased Wire From the New Y Bureau of the F NEW YORK, Jan. S.—Th ning Post in its copyrighte cial review today gays: PPAREGULAR LN York Stock kx. be found a list raded in On the Compared with Stock exchange in dollars and & Sale printe, ‘ 99 ; ‘ ' . ‘. 8 399 and 1 vents and not $99.24 Oday were $11.62 4f azo ani $18 “+ @Bainst g197°9 4gainst $13.90 8 McCluree. $425 {Wo Mears ago. BONTD MARK Ee? UIT MARKET 9V—94/ 99 —n | Apple Suppli: . : STOCK MARKET ' 100—249 100—26 3¢ oe i= "4 1009 , | Der ten: rec rab. K'obw, 82 41) 10 fo $4 4f- Idaho | $ See row 7 > : , sO 5S 10" | “a Litity 1s irregularity in fairly - on the stock marker GVe to 75c per * ~ nouncement of a rise from 4 per cent In the New Bank's rediscour dation that might have been } for if the change in October or Nove: v2 Su we S88, 4% to G5e € d Ooked AmCap Tor 7 ons « Sea ~-s ~~ ~tionae a . of Fy ‘ ‘OR wire idle ' . }in the money ‘sit. or Mt § “WILL TRADE IMPL Jan. 5.— The a8 been changes * | 33 wey SF 5 4 gt continuance of th: ry & Sen Stee —, «~ selling pressure so "~e1 6S ~~: Se MIPAKCSL 4th6 - nted »\* : ed and prevented a: —-— — *. Serious break in every Conceivable “a-~ flected in the bond n » . i te — mille and speculative Indu; ig in the best demand ; fe convertible ra} * ~ Ral Yo S announced a > Date - — — i + Seer a. wo — s « * = Wes > ae ne rn “ OQ2=—5 ~ aa hin ee LER SE 2 primitive m. ans ‘Ks Rally After Se trading—barter. The Stocks Ma ' 2 @ | '", @ 5s = ~ — ~) me oe ww - “AF ‘ID “§ ss 2 * 64 dd a a Sa ee Sed a! 3 ME and a steadier ~ * . & - ; | - SS Pn ; hed in the Next six N ~« cll? wate tre - ee ee Oy >~) (at Kansas City 4 ry Ju " oe ~ Js we Whexpectednecs o¢ +) —_-* ~ ~ e®@eee -” s ea PS me pee es iver negt May, «- FP ES — > wt’. 7 ee Tment purchaeece nm ¢ he Offer is no —™-. | ~ Oe &- O-8.dRa PIT - IDDaly ) > ~~ ~ -* ~~ ~~ Os 6 ee —_— we reasonable Peudirer “fo a tee Log | trou: Ls) Yellow Duck alk about lolli Sof things, m_ The army of uth of the tube or them! ereat tea about foing Mle. Tt wasn’t a verv nd. Going a thousand ets Out of Contre if Cannibal | Shack.” ‘[j,6 4, Stery by doing what raid to do. s Picture?” Can vou fing all of IEW One! have animals With ) GET NDAY PATCH *-* “~~ ! —~QI58 3 Be. i ?5 — Bb ws od oo 2) a: oe Setanta Cr hein _ ~ ow we ™ Din s @— 94°.) 94% -*- } ray . M38 | $3 : a = 4 *- > “hal ba tee » ; ok | ought from - " Io leretate Com . oda be ¢) “~° . a a ie ee * |} Orleans @ Terae Pacit:. Ralirced COMMITTEES Péi's » 82.000) Onn s ee ee CHANGES CALLED.” mens a : Stock Sa ee . ST.LOUIS POST-DISpaToy a EE: IRREGULAR PRIGE TREND MA RKET | INTHE COTTON MARKET | Balen BCU RIT _High iow Cleese ~ ——£ : t ’ | “AILMUAI tS0)N Dos. re prices were 5 to 1 Points Esser ‘ae. e = vin ‘es 07) 7“ T- 45 Kraft ‘hae T “ le ce 300 Lom, Mewes) . a count ratag, short bills 44 i per SO a 100 4 Rad a qa” Prey Poms oe three months Dilla, 4% 015. 6 per Ww) Midland A fd a 4 Cent. - DP ney fn ne — 10 Mia es + : NEW YORK, Jan a iy : 4 atl Prog 48 ' 4m 15 $8% Mexican dollgre O28 he Bar sliver, 08% ; 3 300 Mid West Urges toy % 12} . nes __ Boston St tock Market 7 1) Mor '® Wa ay 11907 0 > Mont Ward Pf1I5 «ny TH BOSTON. Jan. 3 Following t¢ » hie; M) Morgan lithe’ jal } 115 of today's highest. joweat “nd = clésing | £0 Nat Bl Poe a) oa o- a arre for the mogt active stocks deat tn 4 o Penn ‘, a FE 726 ¢ ra an Speen ae 7 — —- 100° Pinas Winse, isd ® 22 Sieg i High low. Wises ; ” Pub Ser prea 1] ts ror 1 101 am Tei & Tel n43 1498, i4a ' a , Quake, (ats 1A 29 - . 6 oe ; OG ao leg! Milk “7a Dae y Arizona com ; 12% 12% | he | 4.790 Stee Wa- “y *, O78 57 1, Bingham Mines | 5b oS 6 he j 7° Swit; a an , 9 Way ig*low Hart . vo tm O7 a o> | 4.275 Swit fF ,)°2 ody, INGS ang a 47%) 4732 ann Thompaon jp 4a, 40% 1i%/ Cau & Hels e+ 3G 14%) 340, stan 1" Car & Cap 78 7%) em *] Conner J © genel 40Q 484) 48, | $80 rn cekwe +) S65) Gag, cee Rent Buttet® * |---| 10% tag) $25 ' ” * 1” utle , " : ai 41 i. "33 to & Pp Pf 90%) aq | i | Bast Steamahip || ' | 92, a2 "| go ” ” Tn pape B prt ay | GO% MW % my Gtocere * -t%; 22 ) a5 wT Grneum |] . f *s §@ | Edison OS 210 ‘S09 % 200+ ? 5a0 L pda -. be 145%, Gillette 117 ‘100: 100%! 1) Wan popes “) : “0 ., oS Hood Rubber Soon - a7 77 A>. 1) Wr OA ~ * adie) 2% c yaad, aa ta.” 7 w) yy 1h ] Island Teek .. +-+«+./36a 14a ‘144 wy wolf Mig .! ge: O%' “Oa [Maine Cant * * «-s0«) BOM! Seu bay Wag prine Ce oe 8G! BO ee Gee... fue te 86%; 84 | M4 6.207 ¥,,° Fy } ay at! 544! 64g Mohewk .. | °” ‘+ BO | gam! 444%, "49 Yell. .~- yt By, gis 31K New Come'ia | Sy ON ty | She’ for raw ena YS. ro (the Pattie ¢ny and the Standard or) Ce. ; of California. Paciie on torbhalders DULUTH Minn. Jan 3.—loge flax: *'') then receive @ share of th new January. $2.48. February ‘ ‘PANTS stock tr Cichange for ack " 92.47%: tee and July $2.55 — hare OF on ncitic ON stack. SAVANNAH Ge an, 8h tine A Pacific OF etonn holders’ Meet. 72% | fir $1 OF salen fy barrels. receipts ing has bees, called for Feb. . te ae [59° shipments 251: stock | Rosie | nd mer er, and Git ridutios of the | firm: sales 208: pe. ot*. 441: shipment, | A@seclated | Meek « = R 13a: ; > [S13 50: @ $1385 P&P $1245- 4 yi s14 Exchange Seats Kring $140,000 Pach, 4 $ itr $1410. “x $1495. M $§142;. ‘ | 914 7: WG. 81480 WwW. we. SIiste | XW Torx Jan * —Three aente on ‘ a : Ee ow 3 i |;Wants to Jeclare 200 Per Cent | vesterdey for $140.000 Cah. the Oo : r to ook of \ le gare Pale . . lee oeld far ™emhereh'is le reas WASHINGTON Jan a WP. lastor te are @ 200 ber cent et a wes the Cinetene ty. New > Mmiarion ¢ ’ “ary of the Southern Rallway we, }. The company. which operates het weer Ooeir part and “hatte nooge ‘ae commen rook ou'™anding with * fer value of ‘¢ PTO oomme ta Ue add't | Sommon stork with » Dar "elue of §6.. PRO (nw) P During the tee 1? veers ON a derawle Capita! hee On Invested ir, os) * end bertermenrs The [seta moe of the new COMMOn Ca nits Fieve and tts Ciet rtbryt ion to stockhelde-« 7°. 4 aeree te GB Dilalize i the value of ‘he 'DvOr mere NEW yore Jan. #& —f Ol far Rie Nea IT 4g¢; Santos No. 4. on) ‘. VFuturce "tad, March $i; Mays $16 98 SEW yor Jan. B.m—f)ietines! Det t@r trade P9ViErs from Livernae! er Man- Chester were followed by & Wery ateade taron { h & é : é Per Ne im tian er > a — Petes : © a Se eer: “aa : “a Sy

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? ai ’ FRIDA) KVENING, JANUARY 8, 1920. 44 ST. LOUIS POST ~DISPATCH ‘ep meee! Sat San a reer ama ET enon = Sa 000.000 MOVE STgRETTN ‘dhl, ah, ay ths dh, atl, in an ln sls ils. Ad = 83” Semi~Annual Clearancal Bae pecton tr cron rn Thc ame hye fe Stockholder Not One-Tenth of the May-Stern Clearance Values Are Mentioned in This _ 3 : — = ‘Advertisement! Greatly Reduced Prices Now Prevail on Furniture, " | LEHMAN’S SPECIAL SATURDAY. gy 5)... goccec or oe Pow-Dispatcn Ru gs Phonographs and Pianos. Terms to Suit Your Convenience “rw TORK. Jan. §.—Consolida Lac te : the motion picture theaters of the country into one great con “pany is being planned ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE [8 2020020 08) Be ivi Timid scul- ; > > * | st : k i] ; ¥v hic?) Tr : ; Tee Be ree / : STINE} ‘7 JR? jing at Chie bir of the PDemocreti M — > , ~~ - — i souls ‘ l put ex- party and which again appearec Te of Andrew Jack- 1) v - Wilson. A re : . | | FRIDAY. JANUARY 5 1$c4 An automobile parade at Lan- * a > a ; : peared apo'* the tabie for a while sing. Mich., sie Six doen te a ; « December woen the Fan is inder - cars rg $ We Must Make Room for Incoming Stocks Sn taamer Cormeuuien aaael pieces. siciealll a Three-Piece Bed Daven- aevett. thence _—— — mules an . it ; iepete of ites 200 first-run thea por Suite, Davenrort Table, End Table, Bridge ’ Was estimated. +*ere ° ht iz ut tLe country ane Lamp A $267 50 value = Theaters (or La | o = ’ | Sacrificed! making ties . i? : : ; on ZUR OY rose amwni "7 2 ; : =a Tl ue KAT c . sh ‘ a1 ontrois Si -T uz Th! r hes Lers Tar ig iw" i ; : Middi« VA eat rp mats © e Teesident of e Pu beaters Co..” said Zu kor in substanc We wish rg¢ ep OC: mnie taien' or : anar.neg eaters s . - - a ae = a= ; : = s a 4 > i> 7 ~ 6 > a: ene — relat Dns : -_ é ’ P} es. Dil os t. exnneted ta. aaa: oe Wonderful Bench and Rolls Free With These Players oo a ; q “ 3% ) = ™ 4a a ; : SS = 7 ) | 4 a | ch 22h" =. > a3 os . L. , : : . iJ : ’ | . | epetooy sos ome ah Examine ; | r | A ee | F | ateans ~ Closely > fous oe eS re ae bs | rapaypncnggageagpapn | i eetece Tica arp eng wce remy : ea Oe KIMBALL UPRIGHT | © SOM — SPOS ME arrencion has been paid im metic 9 ~ he ~ . . i eae **~¢ = . . cc“ ? -— - » a ; _ ’ SPTCTAL OFFFER é sree. 8 ’ J . : : LO ong hiinots. matt ‘- . . ‘ > . ~ = > oo e -_— . ecco *? - > ‘ - » “27 cers ese" le ei, ss A VY . Se ota a. menmeanett Gia ae An $8.95 Value . » = = > . > a Open Evenings to 9 O'Clock eaters naw® on ertrolled Bed, S d N ew—Perf pe ening s oc . entre’ ed, pring an Ne ect! - a “4 — > ~ oe ory 3 Mattress ” = cre rs r 2 $ Spa ‘asion o* an ‘ - a : in a © »r - ie _- ~ 4 ox—_—_ > om a = > = = & ereG wits . ete. ‘ } rca > ; ‘ . ' | watches ai imonds \e we Irv. ete ; Entire sto K will ge at the | = k t Reduced in Off mercy of the highest bidder. Every article is guaranteed aSKE This Sale... : to be as represented by auctioneer. Nething will be re- Dn enmete served, everything must go. | : Used Phonograp a 7 9” 0 WEP Pe REP RRR E Ree ee. and Trade-ins PRESS S Bee Wee es A sweeping clearance of demons ——- = be 7 — -_ on ~* machines taken in trade and f! closed out at this ome giveawa] re ” f Se ' rt } oo 6 ' j 7 1 ia y . & OO, f ’ } ws & wo R ) ' () 4 by fh © > f , J / fi i © ,. + ’ ‘ 4 } j : +, ts Y f Oo } 10 o ' a ‘ c eo % Vv } ‘ he * ’ rg t oO we Be Here Saturday When Doors Ope “feduct enetird from machine guaranteed ni | ust deduct one-third fre Well made of meta Mmarkec price : A.A. BLUM & GO.., Auctioneers > sie z $1? Rockers Now S$ 8.00 Brunswick Bargains : 3: . ‘ fluted sides i <14 3100 Model ... .... News 3: ih iw Sete on 521. Lamps Now $14.00 N ~ een per | $45 Fiber Suites Now $30.00 Se oo fF ee os ‘ete $250 Tudor Model .. _. Now SE -e. -- ol Netice phone orders. € Convenient Payments Convenient Payments Me are i q “= REDIT’ ai Fis Soe! JEWELERS | ~~ | N.E. COR. 6th , " - <a SFL ath —_—_ S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS 9 WVVvYVvVvyVvvyWww www www PF Om Miss Clara Menese with “Saigon” exhibition at the Waldorf-Astoria es ae . - — eee hee eye < 2. “ 7. a eer ~~’, Pan Pe ~ , : hb ae = , : a x - — eS a eee . a . . 7 .? —— hee a AO ie gle i . ee FR he Om ~~ tind i , Ey ee ee AE ey San Se — ee RC igh es ee

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O — —_ ——— —_—— -— -— -—_ e~ be a ae —_— 4 | , Oe — — = = -— -— - —— eo Oh iscussions ade Me ee Se le te ed ==|A DAILY _ i 3 a LPL ll i(itstststitiasCN ” “i + ‘ a —_— — ———————@a F. eee ee i | _— ~ : rs ™ = wf - | |: oe ‘ 7 - ° a “ Z bousehbo!d. the hostess at his par- , Her Orst _ ~~ returning rg | ties. Remember. mother, that | was to ring =P — pra ng te | Nan is young. She has charm, per- | club and invite him to cine | sonality. talent which she never her. a : f bad a chance to try because I “Whats — he ape cae g his exquisite young wife married her when she was a youmg anrbodr °*' — hen ~—— ry | | } N girl You have lived all your frfe without 4 cians ‘ASO Nan Larrabee, who as an 7 wT neratett cute!” she said, her . ; icine vocal in a safe haven. a circumscribed, cienetoomgyesntetl ones: “ : y» - conventional world where every- high spin shaman: c = _ ooenes, stndent, and who, after twee =§ -ping has been decided for youand “is that ‘he way you Sake my prot’ | rf years of marriage, has begun to you have followed beaten trails be- ferec hosp -BaLiLY : recret the career that she feels cause they were the safe, the =a fi ns dap sa mere ber. Rea , f he might had with ad- ventionalized thin to o —_— ‘ a made to be running ground the country She shook him by his lapels. “rue Ywt -Lovee Sot >Vs Pfancr- Pier ' with a lot of bohemians. The art “Just this: don't make the mis | you are always pratinc about is | take of rushing to Nan. She is | onlv’an excuse for a wild life You | fired with ambinon now for this | deserve to come to a bad end, and | career stuff. She is not ready fer | I hope you do.” men—yet. Your time will come | this parting thrust. she dis- | later.” an — ' ae ea ram her presence. To Be Continued. | 2 . t. “bat’s the broken mag about the mment and criticism in their cir neem Nan we . out feeling Uke a Cosy sent 1926_) : handie wow with the safety that her mother did re idow «th a spark in her eye abowe the tear comment in r cr ; nt out f See Re . } , : a “= soapy at >. mh ot. ol cle of friends and acquaintances. criminal sentenced to doom. I mean the pretty things cf briliants that are the sole and flashing erza- You eould teil Cupid a ict of things abou: yourself, as you B 7 a a —— he ail ec Aad Nan was rather dismayed. She “Your Time Will Come Later.” ment to the levely ltile page-chapeszs that S: down over pretty eves tocay. eon the street, just br the pim in your little chapeaz. aged a= poy a ene the my of e —T > wee — Wie ' © aro . ours - ' deLeved —_ — ——— that CHAPTER 8. a bit ef eccler, a bit of welret or suede er felt. a bit ef biaek Every young Bomro would lcarn to bunt for 2 message on the -°’? A trnuetowe knot—qwhat is that? lay between ber and her husband C AROLINE PRESOOTT. @op- The Wish of the Bad Farry. CHAPTER VIL HEN it became renerally known that Nan and Larrs- bee were going tO separate for a year, it aroused a storm of sid—it’s mo mse!"” Is she faner free, ap (| [t’s-am arrow piercing and binding ‘her. Sometumes ber eres underneath HERE'S a pretty wav about the bats that t= grewimg and growing, aad lid grow on imto an art imstead of [cst a fetching fashion. I refer to pins. Hai-pirs. Not eld-faskioned, dangerous kilerms, those long-ecedied things o4 » ts 0 4 7, 4 3 f » ¥ 2 | d ot | 4 a | ea —_——_— ++ eye oe oe we ee eee + Ls | . ; 4 ah the itind: ell " tin. And that is all—sare fer that arrestimg bit of jewelrs—s circie—anz arrow the strange young woman who intrigued bis ere Could he dare? No! A frosty Fs meone cise.”” or *‘I would be true to yea”’ and she resente ~s ers me hae pirgs in for tea with Nan, —e fleur de irs bear: abeve the haughty beamtr’s eres says it with diamond icicles 5 Me t. —NELL the curious as much as she hated | » m= the wa ) eager as a bunting dog on toe , it ) the advice ef the inte: oe. escent. took an entirely different a:- larrabee carried off the affair 3 from Larrabee’s mother and | . ao cians See |. te. | MEDITATIONS Children’s Bedtime Story @HOME MAKING intervene, he had a shrug and ai... I? too much dining has beer pr —. + ms the plan fora of freedom from | {CLIT te eB rear : -O- Cm $ € EE smile: for Nan herself a word of a to « teto the rimse water, add a Lttie | . omestic ties. | “ wet e You must not mind them, Nan. | Caroline's sympathetic understand- | away that teo-hine ~ : MARRIED WOMAN | B y - h orn t on WwW. B ur ge ss 3 is a bit of & unique arrangeniens, | ing was motivated, reacted grate- Easier Scitchins. the revivals of old-;to expe ned decorations is the) per or a oo Saat. acme — sont | fully to ber comments. L N i. id spatter work, which yo anything Foaee, Peopee einer Sgrre oF “cy “Of course, it seems a pity to 4A piece cf ca: sewed on tb , OWLA D we . : aid Spa rk. > pity A pie rpet By HELEN Rg Jumper hetd a / bes of the last gemeration were! the kuack Bost expert in doing. It was prom-' comb. cides the question for them Be- ine up.” Caroline said as she light- Neel sm? to th o- cause you and I bave undertaken |... merger tens ‘aa otyysmnt ong: iad pages sate Mimi One W to Torture a Wif | : —. V26n wax Sowers were tash-| quantity . cigar o 4 ay — e , ' se and booked rugs and ar-as! brush In , a 2 ¢ . = oy 1) . cou : -@ Lor ours ves, we wi ~ > —- =», 99 > . - . ' Ve Tea. efpD eciaiiy woen a.i Cc. us : Cidery occupied nimble fin-' the shadt man whe does a great deal of sew- } ! | Sout amd thé court generally de | 1... ior friends’ marriages breek- | 2, of the sewing machine gives 7 Mrs. Grouse and Jumper Compare Feet | ' ing. TING for a divorce on the old camping grounds, “Cruelty.” mrobabiy bare to undergo a little beliewed thar rou and Dane were | e e e a2 | publicity. ifs worth it, though, .«. ideally happy, but after al I can Stop, Look and Smell actress claims that her husband told ber she was “getting old | To get the very same thing done. esques. 5 above the articie upen which) >* Of soft patiern has been laid. After the’ — lering jas heen dote. the agri.| blance of should be allew-d to sland until! Lects tite a is therogghiy dry. then th; ‘©o®ing ter ern may be removed and a! F ar irom uged to set the patie ay Wactively, remove the wrinkles the damp-| work, the several dars she sent for Nan. OP) —esand minder . ~ ae Ss > ~= - ono - en ~ “ha = ; ‘ — - = , > : + “But I dare not co alone.” Nan “I am not so sure ‘t's thrifls 1) BPO Mach Deter than ie uP | his wedding vows, and smash all the Commandments; but until he | WS’ SEs the = wien — : aiaee oY No > Sasa star 1 covered ones. Cover them yourselt, | istance. If Reddy Fox protestec to Lartabee. “Your moth- | am looking for. Rather, it’s 3 | aeee with cotton waddine «then | *atters a woman's illusions about herselt, be has not utterir crushed * snort ¢ _ er terrifies me. She still has the | chamce to be something. a person- | wien ox ribbon =p ne or Old Man Coyotte cr Yowler) power to give me the impression ality, to accomplish something like . e . e - * = | Ge Bod Cat shouid happem to find that ber standa*Grare always the the other girls I knew who chose thoes for the Occasiosa eo Obes and When she sends for _ &@ career instead of marriage. Thev ine, I feel like a naughty child had fe more talent thas IY. and t : oe Pee ee ee wouldnt know just where she! ; --¢ i hs » _—— -« _ -- ood 20 Wrec a wormars ie Don’t try to wear out rour old | is Very-old-fashioned. remember. Bot, Caroline I am not ‘alk- ec a fi ve i om in = ‘a | Grouse liked to walk about on the | = ’ e te —> - aa Can neve IZ! se : . ™ pi ~ .- = ci “ a anc bas purely comvrentiona!l ideas ig about marriage.” Nan protest- gion _ - — snow, foe it made it easier for “aa-trn comes out the > waa * = Ge material used. é z . » 4 ° >. a b regard to marriage” led. “Don't forget thar I am not comvimesd that 515 wie bas reached that stage of nervous temmiom. § sor to reach certain berries hans- . , : 7 They went torether to eee Mra | leaving Dane for the sake of ap- | where she won't be abie to close ber eres for the rest af the night. | ) Larrabee Sr. She was tring on a {| Other man I haven't any such | Then, be can rofl over exc crop rignt of inte a state of sweet STM | ane dict sink in them now.” | ee couch ttir } «i id ~ ») > & vi ‘ 7 . ‘i ouch in her eitting room, still pret- | ‘cea and probably never will have. | phonic slumber, that will last until lens after the alarm- owe 7 a Dox x ots wee ; - whe oe. -_ ; of the averace om S bre zs entim ac "as 2 curtfe Gr They re —— z po en sbe pat her foot tar. n @ a novel t was ob PP or content until I have tried. nd th ther hal? in : > ? » -ust then there was : vious that she enjoyed ber invalid- Cam you imagine a worse fate to § famed im song and story, _ —anod the otver Salt in impersonating an alarm-clock* Half of ber | aboct the snow and what fun it; dowm these filled im the space be- a. ’ sehen, — be : . : . - . — = — — _ = = ~ eD - “s, —— _ owt 2e2 —_ | > > ome? os oe C UUme Phe ism, although the eves she turned | 2 temperament like mune :) wily me ae won “he victors | energy is wasted in waling. “C WON'T you come to bed. degr'” | was to be able to get about so ‘ween the toes so as to give her prc a . - os 7 — =" crcwTa : Sted . “a => - 4 > > — 7 ss - * ~©r* - > ~~ be — \- , ~ - att is a on ber son and daugBter-in-law “2k down 9 & comfortable oiJ Long an agree ale ae ee yor atin —and the other half im shouting, “For heaven's sake. won't you GET | easiy while so many of their Stowshoes, a5 it were. Her toes — 2 me were deep with reproach They age Without ary thrilling memo- | «it aoe pea a ura rc we- ert were , OcE - rh : Ls mem illien, adie «aia Me a ee ae ies e floun o re quite | and with these Bre hr’ 3 to Sa \ “Look at “ hat \ Oy hol os w th the feeiing n Your grize eet wi — oe * aa 4 2c ts OOK - s s e ena —_— a w f“cund 2 abou. ” . : x e - -™ > _— —_— +s on bn + o : %¢ > -~ = - have dome to me, this is al! voor, heart that life passed you by be- | ™S CVer toward the Light theirs | and as Peter listemed he crew Doruy ‘ringes along each she had fault” cause you wouldn't reach out and | YS? 788! impamioned. Long the A man can thins of more things that be wants to read, eat, say, | more and more envious. “I sap.| What appeared at frst glance to " > " ; > _- Ys *heo ot & he ~ Pic .welr ‘ae aS B2own.. t ‘os? ep > - =~ > - a + r? . : a Larrabee seated himself beside & = o tues Saying mere | .. sccar te lave ee ent | or do, atter 10 p. mM. than in all the rest of the day put together. | pose it ts all because Mother Na-/| be dig feet ie Bands in his. welU. tSan a talent thar has | id Geecs =.2UEe ufe Lae } Me : —= = . _— : . . ———-. -* al 79 ee - e = * . o is “Well. mother bhew «> been allowed to wither untended** “™ above =>em Tet another rig. | MSI in a Stais of coma all torote the sprightly “bome evening.” “It ism’t Just big feet.” replied | asked Peter of Jumper. ‘ o° _ = —_ _ o _ = +. : 7 S - %% a . 2 ’ ' 4 SE titer todas goes “Certainly not.” Caroline agreed | SFY Of*R foes unnoted. -_ sm be a . . . TL pever feel better ~ she pro- early. “You ar quite rmght, mr ciiieae ” te — see. Datile newer | ber winding the clock, be is a perfect little Bright Byes, and as full feet are acy bigger than ther said be. ,“I don't want any borzy | tested fain:tr. “while » od N sear, and Gorden agrees with mej,“ — * °Uest Of =mazy a bdat- 4 a! in ' } O8 and Nan | dear. and Gordes : Lo alee vegeta a ba of playfulness as a kitten. | should be for one of my size to, points between my toes. I should AeeP OM With this absurd pian of “"orougoi:r. She smiled inscrz- — ow / her mother-in-law indicated. ; =e coat you Wi on a dear, as Sighting men, vic- WAZ \ZzZSS'1! thy . Now, mother.” Larrabee pro- |} “But I shan't eet into ditmcat- | tery’s Sright token. SILLA BAS ‘ested, “are you sure wWou are/ tea” Nan flushed resentfuly. “Tr | Bed Wa Saga ti _— yy | Sreng @houss to want to discuss am notachild. I can take care of y ew SG SSSSA. - Y, USN ~~ . . eet. — | ‘ — . J De yeu think I am «= old as better than lots of ren women 4no _ os Aostess (Of OCTLY takes ¢ f SS WY . te De tmbdecilic?” she demanded who bare Deen sheltered al! rour . _ Tiss a reeeption for a y , " | With rising spirit “Til admit I be- lives. I was on my own be/or Sues. Sut removes it from ‘+he ¢ 4, yeved that my mind was becoming remember ™ eneets of the guest chamber Not J a Weakened and creduicus when =! “But you wer onlr a rery roung ory Somes can muster an an- ; meard of this ridiculous thing that | girl. then.” Caroline reminded her — ae Sm, 5 anrone a rou apd Nan are contempiating. | “and it takes a pretty rotten sore “SS SPOR Up the househoid hot- “ : put BOW. Since you seem determined | of man net to appreciate and pro. | WSO OOtte. The newest covers , for this : *;! ~~.) . . '® gO through with it. I want to tect Innocence. Now rou wi?! he OF “us useful article are of velour s i is hear your justification.” | im a rather questionabie position— | 2 S'Ue. pink. mauve or old geid. ‘ “We are not asking fer justifica- | neither maid. wife ner widow | tien.” Larrabee assured her. “We | Better watch your step. iariing.~ . oniy wWuapt to put into Practice @& Caroline went away a42ughing bur SEE PAGE 4 ; | ; logical formula of reasoning. Nan the slance she sent back ‘tg the POR LIST or \ ‘ ve 7 ae — } : 's bored with her life with me. She | drawing reem was calcs atine YEW PROCEXs« : feels thac I depriwed her of ber theugatfal SB@® Was wWonderne COLUMBIA . . (he og youth, of freedom, of 4 chance to how eoonm ber dream ®enla oe RECORDS a / Mind success tn her own profession. True and she feuld ace 4lne = ie Life With me te stifirge te her tn there, She ceuld hare ¢ane . f Sinects and desires. She feels that ley at the assurance N44 t she is sinking into a negative dace given her Dat rumor was . cround where she ts only Mar Lar- and the Larrabees wer 4p, ay raved > wife. LD ecLaieiaine of bs ~~ a © qm on Wi ZZ i \ ~*~ NY ‘ > eS .— pala lc. ; j : “ibe ————————— m WY SANDY —s / - ~~ a ete ah. aque OR = Aas ae ee a rn 6 Mw oe i cl tat

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ae *“@ 4 — — © asap ay: ells epee wt son % 3 “~ P 7 % 5.9 : 4 e - . % ; . ; is — -_ -— - - - —_— — = —_— = - = - — -— - -_— ~~ _ ~~ ii i -— ~~ ™_ GE F -_ = - -— - -— -— —_ — | ~_ EEE QC OE ara a WOMEN | Children’s Stories «* Househol Eee ee ee eee ee eee rereeerwraeaearerrr —_ ltl lt ~~ PBPABPBE LS PBL” ¥ " K bb F ‘ ill Ee EEE ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAgmAY, JANUARY 8, 1926. ——_— = - = idee - i es ———— Pz... - — —_—— . —- SS ee -~ s SS , : ¥ _ _ — —— _-- I - a — Se Pe i i i i i —_—-- - = = - ~~ lil i Ni i ltl i il i ll i i i a i ear lll ie _~_-_TesseemhmTeemheeeeeeeeemeeemeeeeeeerermleerlheeOh Ohl mh mhUL aS SS Se ee ee -_ d Hatpins? js Nell Brinkley | ili DO’S AND DON’TS | New Inventions. a How to “Run +3 for Beauty MaRS tant Vet as head ane By ERNEST SEEMAN no gal For — for workers in dusty surroundings. ‘ A _ ; | S UJ C C ES S I : By LUCREZIA BORI breathing Deine rlone through ss —— ’ —_ N BU SINESS — el screened tube fitted with pada. is — | K > ° > | are te — - — "eSS; - ; , ¢ » oia > wei > : : ' r . y av struggle will be appreciated. contending with this rushed cond!i- better at it through practice if as sueues Practicing economy today is placing the signature on your own tion. She admits herself that most it seems a bit strenuous, go at |: agar sors ee . P f t } us = © - ‘ - . 2 ewirya if - ’ . , passport to travel, some day in the future, with men and women | : abo or du pees: manage gradually. trying it for oniv a few makes svaghetti snappy int and she 18 taking steps te counts the first time and gradua! whose dollars are workin le 3 ir bh . eee see 4 oO & for them instead of their hands. correct it. ly increasing your counts. All of us have the right to expect something besides hard work. _Now, if you find that your nerves | Begin by taking your place aa by ; ? “an aiwawe hawe ive you uneasiness occasionally, | real runne do in ; c This | in life. But we cannot always have our work and play at the same (Kalan | ore : ee A a rs a4 rac® 301 | ' “ a at de ‘ l a pia} - Sa 1 -8-26 advise first of all, a visit to your means to lean forward, with your @ CHEESE 0900 B. $q Ui e luct ime } = »c . ; , - time Oo 8qua ” 0 — Of Our time or of our. earnings on lux January 8, 1642-——284 years | doctor. No one was ever harmed | right knee bent in front of you, the o we eses uries or recreational activities, before wf have reached the stage of _ ago—Galileo Galilei bequeaths to | by an occasional physical examina- | fingers of both hands supporting se senerense financial independence which justifies this. merely postpones the day the world the first thermometer. tion, On the other hand, you either your weight by placing them on | ———$_—__—_— . Among the many achievements of benefit by the assurance that you the floor in front-of you. and with of our complete freedom ee oe d ; , of } | ss this brilliant Italian perhaps none | 4re in good physical condition or | your left leg straight out behind OM-BOY | Nothing grows faster tMan money if given a chance. Step into are in more general use than the °clse you find what is wrong early | you, resting your toe on the floor. | apy bank and ask for an estimate of what a hundred dollars in a | humble _thermometer. However, | 'D the game, and take intelligent | Now quickly bring your left foot 100% PURE BA savin 8 bank will amount to 10 vears fr t da: .* The result ' the original model would hardly be means to check it. | forward and put your right foot | KM 5 ‘ : years .from today: © seoulL may | recognizable today, as it was In the case of my friend, the | back: | MALT 4 ¥ R ; ° surprise you. ge aor ee The main things the doctor advised Repeat this, alternating ranidly. - eh Bary a _— luke o uscany improved on | were _ yt r | VE ’ ARA | How small a percentage of men and women who work have anr- od th d ee p b : — the avoiding of stress and until you can g0 thrbugh it 10 or : KREKELER ar ' | . ’ ongina ermometer QY sealing strain, and the indulging in at least 15 times in quick succession. thing real to show for their efforts! Food, clothes, inconsequential it, and 72 years later it was still abe aD i trifles—they constitute the regular exchange for the weekly pay ee by the German, ; fahrenheit, whose name 1 check. How few have the wisdom and the foresight to buy their fu- bears : se ture independence with the earnings of today. | d’s C +9 i, : Englan s Cuba. a 4 —~ ( h . ay ac ] ac I P 3 i e 3 | | Economy and thrift are as.old as the Bible. +, ts not generate tee cee | Wasteful spending is as old as the story of the Prodigal Son. England once held sway over | Not all the business epics written by the lives of the Carnegies, | Cuba, but such is the case. It i o o.% en , . =26 ? “” MERGES © é the Rockefellers, and the Schwabs can impress the thriftless young | was on Aug. 15, 1162, that Cuba | | a = ; no | , ? I >ueit i ees! la , than or woman with the fun that can be made of the game of saving | was surr ndered to the British, who : : a certain portion of one’s income. cained vast booty from its capture. hs _ - , : oes seem, sometimes, that spenders and savers are bor at | They took 3,000,000 pounds in gspe- ya ar’s day, when they made an art of patches, is cold—it’s no use! Is she fancy free, and could a fellow =s ; pou nigga we —_ al large quantities of seats and I wrung the last meaning and glummer of No' It's an arrow piercing and binding two hearts—one a Way, and that precept and example and experience are futile. A Aa = © qua! es > a . . . . : . : ’ . rmmirrornde g Ta. ~ +} " not take up a thing for a day, toy with it, the other. Sometimes her eves underneath may tell anothe® | ependthrift once is usually a spendthrift forever. | munitions and nine ships of the | and then throw it aside and go crazy abont fit. What’s the broken ring about the lonely heart? Ah, ha! But if you must spend all you get, see that you spend part on | lime and four frigates. . with this thing. widow with a spark in her eye above the tear on her cheek. No | 4 investments! In the following year Great Brit- Dae things about yourself, as you passed him bdr around her heart—and it's all aionc. And her cyes are like ee ee ain exehanged the island with : im, | - we ; — : , : Soorricht >¢> p , Fee wees > little chai . . : d ber lips like barbary berries! The arrow pointing forward epyrisht, 1% Spain for the Floridas. | Pe our apeac. to thie little beart—*‘ follow the arrow,’’ of course; ‘‘here is my bheart— tarn to hunt for a message on the bonnet of can Seep with itt’’ A trnelove knot--what is that? Would that mean : ued his eye. Could he dare®? No! A frosty ‘‘I giigemeone clse.’’ or ‘‘I would be true to you.’’ That would be for "Ss eves says it with diamond icicles hanging a out. —NELL BRINELEY. - - A ES - em - : —— A eee me Bedtime Story UME: MAKING | HELPS (¢ ¢ you | ‘™ something! ¢ — : ' ie | q : » | 4 oO n WwW. B ur 4 ess MONG the revivals of old-/ to experiment on plain brown pa- m fashioned decorations is the; per or muslin, before attempting old spatter work, which young! anything elaborate, in order to get Jumper held up one big fies of the last generation were; the knack of using the brush and foot. It was big and the) _~ ~ te Se was | yom, ay | gars 0 the oo - When wax flow were tash-| quantity of ink to kee in ” were long and spreading. Bitsbie and hooked rugs and armus| ath. fm time, one ote capa in paanee of his foot and his : roidery occupied mimble fin- the shading of the work. completely covered with | An attractive idea is to decorate coat of hair. He beld up@p The work may be used to deco-| Dureau scarfs that have been hem- foot. It was smaller, but ® window shades, lamp shades of | Stitched and stretched under glass (essed materials and unglazed| to get them the right length. They was covered with hair, &@ rs. Spattering is done with a| May be spattered in a border pat- all Jumper also had sn¢ fium coarse comb and a soft] term running all around the edge but his were of hair. | Sth. The ink used should be! @bove the hemstitching or in sepa- “Fine!” exclaimed Mrs. @ -Olowing and blue-black. It is| Tate motifs, done with paper pat- : red into a saucer, the brush wet! te™s of conventionalized flowers or “But I don’t want hair it and then drawn over the| 4Tabesques. Or the material may my toes. Give me horny mb above the article upon which! D¢ Of soft unglazed paper and the every time.”’ . @ Pattern has been laid. After the| @d€eS turned under in the sem- Then both Jumper and a a be en done, the arti- meng of a hem. The Blass pro- ables laughed an4 oot should be allowed to stand unti!| tectS the work and it remains fresh ink is thoroughly dry, then th. looking for a long time. i ee mpare Feet ET me tell you that you can enjoy a wonderful drink which costs only one-half cent a cup! And to prove how delicious it is, ’'ll send you one week’s supply, free. | =A » at.) quite different ways. “It’s nice to be satisfi snag Rabbit wistfully. footprints in the snow ‘rn may be removed and a/ Parchment shades spattered 2t- . ae os 4 bow the same end was aerm iron used to set the patie! tractively, using a mauve ground | () fe 1) utc h b rin’g?s : | And that isn’t all! You'll be getting, in place of . # remove the wrinkles the damp-/| work, then finished by painting a ; “ ¢ + ’ y . , Bol ihe ink may have created. | gold line border top and bottom, he patterns used vary. They | make very lovely shades that fit in y be of the stencil kind, natura with nearly any color scheme. Or caffein, a drink made of whole wheat and bran—a drink as wholesome as wheat itself! Isn’t that a fair ee by wish I had snowshoes. | ers rns or foliage, pinnea| *! the parchment used is white, the 7 feet like thet?” asked “Just remember that ly but lightly with fine pointea| oe may be bisck, which also exchange: ; | Or thumb tacks. When fin_| ™4*eS a smart-looking shade. One of Jumper squeeze into holes pane, paitern mes s. | Clever artist did the decoration on *q: . ! vee I ot get ss he color a: Jefe o-ring |& white shade in little patterns: of an d ( . OO d S hy eer Over 2,000,000 families think so. They have ban- Time head into, and so you ined with the fine spatter spor the White figures, silhouettes onty, c e —~ ; ual when finished. It is safe Lae | Makes c | eanin O easier so much nervousness, sleeplessness, headache and 2h) aaa — « | indigestion. Their mealtime drink is made of roasted grain. It has a wonderful flavor! It’s Postum! suse held out one foot. | 1es8,” said Jumper. th side of each toe was Peter admitted that & sort of fringe of horny | Tue aud right away he When she put her foot! ter. “Isn't old Mother filled in the space be- | Wonderful?” said,he. “I toes so as to give her 0esnt she dp wonderful * as it were. Her toes She bas given both of long and with these shoes and they are » ate ms along each she had | And just because | ha —_—— ee I don’t want a crust.” l"—beran Pet _ The British Government will pay re t h C ve at ~~ eter, and stopped | out annually more than $15,000,- pou see just then there was a ‘ 000 to 230.000 widows ag pensions, ntarruption that number being eligible under a mrInicht 19" new scheme just put into effect. ' I want you to put Postum to a test. Use no other drink for thirty days. Learn to make Postum my red at first glance to|*uppose I must stay bert | 4 way— it’s very easy. Experience the relief from drug , ‘hungry until this s20W ay: feel. Th : sor feet like that?” | down or gets a crust. | stimulation. Note how much better you fee en of Jumper. oo. toon CON decide for yourself! Won’t that be convincing? checkied. “Hardly,” ; > “I don't-want any borny| “I do,” spoke up Mrs. JANT IARY , een my toes. I should | “7 geod . iarg : I'll send you one week’s supply just as soon as I~ y would be most .| When there is ac e , ot so an eue-|* bed under the snow POST- DIS PATCH hear from you —or. you can get Postum from your _ hemlet »grocer today. I l J 5 I ‘ pirt anche / SALE — a (Jar L | TUESD A Y Use the Old Dutch bright brigade every day throughout the year to bring you the comfort and assurance of Healthful Cleanliness in the home. January 12th There is nothing else like Old Dutch for quick, easy, perfect clean- FREE - - _ MAIL COUPON NOW? ing; a natural detergent of distinctive quality and character, Contains no hard ¢ oneweens §§ oo Js -" : a er aw OR ee scratchy grit to scratch or mar aluminum or the white enamel of the sink supply — = Posrvm Canna: Co. Ipc, Bette Crock, Mich. : ties bs oe ser an ty er A nh and bathtub. It erascs dirt—visible as well as invisible, instead of scratching : oe went to make the thisty tnt. Please cand ene, ott 5 here by the Post-Dispatch, it it off. This is important as scratches are catch-alls for dirt and impurities, and : eR Ss Pe en are : has becomo recognized as an = instantly im the which vou nett aaron ~-coiiager rg scratched surfaces are harder to keep clean. nt Say 2 a Se : See the Al Val —it doesn’ Health Preducts, = e $ Rd Ey Use Old Dutch every day, everywhere—it doem't harm the hands Posten oes fnaRen nee rete Fo : Monday, January 11th The most efficient and economical way to secure Healthful Cleanliness. | (Deuble-thick Core Flakes), and Post's Bran = - : 4 bkacusively tm the nt ye ee a geen - Suet aa : Goes further—lasts longer ans Sn ef. : POST- DISPATCH the world to prepare. Postum Cereal is also 2 SF ————-— “Kh. Touis a ; pe a easy to make, but should be boiled 20 HUunUiCe =—s Caseeeecceneseneneseeseesenasennsennsetetesti cree: ~abbecettecene? f @ 214, 7.C. Co / a a _ ee > Wat wr Ee ee —— i rR - —- i a le 77f-n @& eee -

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lly ol a lt = hte Ae Aa: Aaa al el ee” ere © eee: ——_——— Net Paid b a - —_ LT | Ti | - COMIC PAGE " ; %y go . COMIC PAGE = y S hehe FRIDAY, a go ll % Yuin, FZ ao JANUARY §, 199g 00” ».* wie a 4 ’ 4 | oman | itt 4. tp ZZ Mt tite PAGE 48 | 08 7 a. - - 4 o te a. + eam THE PASSING SHOW. ~ - . -) » 4 on 7 . ~ 7. > , Ty . . . P LAE SCHALEFLER threw ud name Hadi¢;’s Comets mig e . - "Tels ~- a) | - rp ’ 7? ro] ‘ > 4 x) - *, ; "- oo > 7 rr. . a . ~ ‘-? ; - : . ‘ was hinge 4 aT . Barre? >? ~ a a ~~ : | — eee ee Assistant Attorney-General , . ’ . ; | o a le (‘gr _ Or cepar on ~ : Cc it : . : : t = ; of Phe Belgian won it by a} Reservations for the w. s. wil! be tee— Mellon’s Concern AM -- Tp Pratt an et | 4 2100 im the Order received on: ie ' oa it ~ e ~ in eee’ .WO 8@ats (O @ customer. trad A :, > j 2 ty i. 7 2 4 _ > : " ; - seeks ho be the me te bk —_—-- de Menship away from Jak. NICE WORK e ; es m. FROM SARGENT/3* “2 t he Mabe Ruth is traininz= ina: miley whil ploring the wilds of a roe - ' oe © £et himself in proper trim NOKOmis, 11] Jim Was captured : . ' j © i Te | cea nae m iL VALLAMBROSA 6H anne. ©] | SPELG THE NAME OF THE earthqua id eine oe ies LOE rene banana RMON NE DOAIN | we AN KEES ON TRYIN: |/ a ¥. as GC cs wi a nm u G * | ———>, ped o é - in order tha may rec er’s acumen by burnin gg up I . ; Z ee noe .*s His f¢c mer ha fng c Nat) & i azut He ne > *#r is When Complain- ; rhe Stand had bees ae ee tidal wa > 3 Ty Goes a duetoe @ onte chase Ileine rar : irned ants Were Interviewed. the sher And c hings tha e } pes and to make se'f ¥ up on d weig ur acquainted i ropes pletely, 1 § Pua e Su r o- asec acted Press. ‘the Ors : ase t ajs i bounds. sells cigars in e v er me WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—The | caught ; we 8 ightest| Dusyer Matis was picked out pt a ‘ aleminum Goods Manufacturing | damaged doubt scrap heap in California where he | Co.. one-third owned by the Alumt- at point He'll benefit br cuttins ov was rusting away with a iot 0: | ) num Co. of America, has become re 1 ; - —_ a . : . ; at —S | ‘ > «* > : oo ; eet ure l@ Superogeated hounds other discarded nuts Ray Biades | ek vestiga- . ca ; : o : ; fe gui JOC of i special in The ’ ie U 9 ne eazie eve oO. : ' | . he a “™- > : Muscle Shoalx R : : oe tion by the Department of Justice, |three = iw ; oA cw Resivesl. - e Rov Socx . Ccerelone 3 = g scie 3S s is 7 z om hy Assistant Attorney-General . om og ee van today informed the Senate-Ju- Island, 4 2 . ors * ere Boe ey ee | acong u a » » palin 3 vt 49 een Paes 5 , Secretary Mellon is heavily t~- the site at — a. ee PM ir, pce terested in the Aluminum Co. of | Many . KRAZY KAT — By HERRIMAN a nwectde, bat ine, deen eee ee : : . ney-General asserted minutes of | == CC AS —e———eee . the lattes company failed to bear | \" iii THIS CAR ‘ a eut charges that it dominated the . LU am \ E oe a ~ Siplig o Teaes Sg be ~ | ---- Copyright. 1926, ty EH G@ elicies of the Gow Manufattur- STP UPON) THE WES: — i] MUTT AND JEFF — A SALE AT LAST — By BUD FISHER Coprright. 1998, by policies of the Goods . ; @ aw 4 «=» . oe « ~ , " a , ) xe ang & : —— 2 | Sai (= Announcement ef the new ere i ¥e ————_—_ ——— =— — aa — a 7 2 —_ = ” og : Sevieve mc, Dm | MUTT, E's oF e c#) =a -.™ LISTENS. YOU'VE | ix: You Aiaty) | OU COME NEAR ME CF EICER, Do MEA eecdings was made when the As- ~ ; ~ > . . ; { \ | SELLING SOMETHING PoraTo Pe evees, , ome # ” oe rns 8 Got AO | 7 Awd Ee Kick ‘you |, FavoR. Loan me sistant Attorney-General read a re- % ponent as > and = a f Can STice Pras" NM feral B tection runcdeED 5 ee ee eee ! YouR “Gat” port from Examiner Dunn of the ae a = “ > , ’ - ' . ‘ is as & ys ig MAKE THE BEsT eee So i lessens? \ teaaen nen . Bucks: 6ive || PAY You A DOLLAR Sam orteancoien seek eden i PECPLE SIF UP C! ‘ "7% ig A re ; artment o foe : bi . . ape THat Back wcetk €or Si mctrs: THRew ARTICLES | Ts Tre HIGH TO ME. : . , . . se . L ; A2Ow - : i . ae WORRY UG" Aluminum Geods Masufacturing A SEAL CUS BIT i} class TRADE j a a | Nines = . / ~— j || neem. Bioo 4 ; i (= WAAT io. is clearly indicative of the ac- I €acn: : | oat | tions of the company. which herve, ba ' been so generally criticised By fs © eompetiters, such as price policr, | special discount. full Une forcing. exclusive deaing. resale price rmaiptemanece and causing discon- Unvuabce a? com peting lines.” Vilss The Assistant - 2S must be incriminating ' ; e ompant” and Senate’! nese JUDGE RUMMY : cof West Virginia ! pees - a to know if the letter dia + 4 * ‘Ww that the commission wih s - ’ , - . one | rasa NANT Vou To SHowUsS W\ ( REALISMIcatLy? / iT CAN'T? ) ‘ Li STEN. You BiRDS- " Vg OV ~~ OU - 2 Saat Scr i / AW - iT CAN _— ee : ~ Se ee ' & Yo .uttarily protecting the i Sum ©o. The Atterney-Gen- i wagreed with this cencliu- - | +4 THERE AIN'T NO . OO een were: nee | [2 er ieee - e e ‘Be \ PARK DOWN THERE ( THE HOLD-UP- 00 IT ovEeR _ | BE DONE. 2UDGE- ) , MONEY IN THIS «| IN FRONT- WE GOTTA ' Acar NOW, AND ACT A tee CROWD ais \ CONTINUE THIS a. | T OUT REALISTICALLY JZ i 43 . —___ TRIAL- ’ . ae EH _ ’ i> . ~ = “eee g i a gj” a POR” was the reply. iP. _- & % veferred to im the repert | Wate commission,” said Senator | x, ~ —_— 5 —-— . - = . on epee ee