St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 27, 1926

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Cy a se Ra? Me TT" iit: ~nltlie ei Me O05 age 4 2 a Mas hye . — 5 0 iin Me a . “2 es ¥e ~ +5 ape te ET Re apg: pe 2 eter unele -S eine Ely ys ps eR ee 4 g - " i. “ $ pS Pes i OR on gg aa eR MS ah tee Soe, Hes wl s ’ ais — . of wear “3 . +e MEP y, a SIRO rey Rare! ite peo" A » . . X ; » eg 3% a sient ae oi, w re Ms AND POULTRY ; fave a Marivet in St. Louis y( > Pet end Poultry Ad rinted 4) }2.046 POST-DISPATCH ania 1925. : ) si 7804 MORE than in All the cther ft. . L Louis newspapers oon anal ae The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service on me Ce . -~ a a ee ee Rated : > ; : . ye . jie : Legere F y oF ally “ng PP A San... Cae Tee EB ES ABP SIP ge > COR: i Re ae He : B+ ‘ 2 ge” eG age oo ee ey i. ae, oP fh: ee we 7 red HOS - i _—, FINA EDITION © (Complete Market Reports) © a cor we COL MITCHELL OF WORLD COURT AFTER IT A MN MET SF ann tor aas ene, RECORDS FTO. "=F": a apy TENDERS HIS - RESIGNATION f | | WASHINGTON, Jan. 27. | rh. ot Freighter — Lifeboats Go Down REALTY BOOMERS | J an carty campaign to take the | 10 A F| | an early campaign take the | ; | || * United States out of the | : ‘Convicted Officer Omits in Rescue Attempt. eee . a ‘or /Ourt, @ discussion has | Public Officials, Men and (ii r arisen as to how the withdrawai | | ccc ta, security Guarantor Co., | could be effected. The fourth | | 97 : reservation to the Swanson res- | Customary Phrase “For the Good of the Service” — Ann catia 7. ae NEEL CMO BP sy th a ? s j Sy the Associated Press by the Inde lent W | b i 3. pYUY sane ndepende nt Wireless ; ‘ Women in All Walks of} wativax. Jan 27-—Wirerecs graph Co. P ine Russell Park. | : pagel 9 a romoting Kusse QFrf, | olution of adherence to the ve the dozen Ppastenheer 11ners | ' Court merely provides that the mae Fay Iripute to Rayo 8 *O™ ‘he German steam-| | Five of the dozen passen . | | ¢ r Bremen this afternoon indicated ar have been batting ward t- Run by H. a Camien and United States may leave the | Stevenson. “8 that the British treighter tn tlle is ;lantic ports from one to two days ' ‘ : Cid ; "jin the teeth of the storm, reached | J. H. Niedringhaus. pti ramen ‘laser: anni agency of the h ~ wate eee ag Doria HEARINGS ARE HELD remeen that it ts considered to posal. From His Letter. 5) . = Bent , 3500. The message said the Bremen |reeetel flooded.” He eaid "g fall bet poeta i. M sha ara | shasiniiiesniail ' = Body ed n $ had sighted many pieces of wreci;- ;looked for improvement (of th- . M thai ee | A | y | | P 3 — asket . and believed the Laristan had |Weather today. : One Officer a Convicted sneugn it has been suggested | JORI FAVORS RAISES QUESTION ronze C © —One Of jgone down. The Breme ota aa ; . by some that a two-thirds vote | O ‘ LA | | M : FI ] Off e poten done rs | the Sé aret. —, ee 1 nase ga sands. Embezzler—Other Tried of the Senate would be re. SWANS N S P N ABOUT ACCEPTANCE an ora erin 3} icine: tien + ie oP : ne szeviathnan arrived fror i. | quired tb separate the United : C : 2 ss Wotan ae a. eggs ee eats Lar-| Cherbourg today. Although galos to Sell Loot in $260,000 States fro! ie Come oe | P id Fi Restricti | ecis , a ee we German: of hurricane fore aie baits rs ee agate hc ee) ae ene rovides ive rict 2? ° ost $2000. ee ihe German) of .hurricane force, mountaino: let ot metietee ba gh eee estrictions: — D U Coolidge— tegen yore ae been StAnGlns taens and violent squalls hounde. Mail Truck Holdup. ines a . a tet 9 rage |. ig : 10n p to y Since waiting for a chanc l the amit na ft ii nll | seat Se accompiusne ‘a Se aianaia ) K i ance to the mammoth craft througho t ia joint resolution of Congres. | Moses Reservation 3 a Critic of Administration ; d st. Cla ir County ru bh: d € |- The mac an s He MeCssuge was signs dq “Upto? on | t ~ ( { . eal aie; mountainous SeaS; Violent |] honest n sid “is »f t} ; | iti hone ey) \ aS ne of the axioms (Senator Moses { Rep ) of N | { bows with beer and whisky run-j is é te tas Shlisia ot. —igur, | *4UeO Opcrator,” an@ was recreivec ge Oe ; : , ave sie, UJ ron en 1tizens—iaWe. | = CeIvecd ; squalls.”* ' om ners, and PP ominent Cl i | quails. 4 Voiced by Cfamien to prossective PRINCE OF WALES’ HORSE Hampshire = buyers. Niedringhaus weuld echo | z ——— the sentiment. FALLS DEAD UNDER HIM By CHARLES G. ROSS, East St. Louis’ biggest bootlere : ' ty the Becry Lr. “ . i 4 a fo ? wk Pe * . ? +? } , } was buricd yesterday. Bs von A ated fF recs, late, l1@w iia! ks were eT ! \ tne 4 3 both houses and signe rj by ‘he 5 mew TORK, Jan. 27.—.4 rr: di, {fury of the storm. Capt. Herbert} Stes in Russell Park, a South St. j ,,.... | pipes | It made no difference to the’, ae FMR rccgiidn PE SE arpa Sees | President. of War Defeat d : : Pp Abessagse received thiis afternoon | Hartley said tne hurricanes e louis subdivision promoted bw the | Both Ss ator Lenroot — . ed. as a Lecturer. several hundred men and womenj fron, ithe «: ee 3 |countered were the worst he huadie ices vorm menator Lenroot (Rep.) se : s i ' es iden: 5 ~— — Uric! rUaTaNnto! sCdi \ Co: are j ); V l=cQ!? if Aa! (j Senator Vi ahisSsr a X present that the man—lRay Steven-! Roosevelt Said that roy ‘ifeboats ; ExXPpPe rienced in 33 years on the seq | . : : s ; ; , | ; — Me : MAL LOUP siTedoats | Yet t] Be ea pee ai icarning that Herbert C. Cumien. || «Dem.) of Montana, leads rs in |, By the Associ Press ie , —_—W5s nee a Missouri convict; "2d been lost in the lact attan ,, § tet the ON!) damage to ine Levia- ; 2 ce —— . . | : "OO TON oO” . By the Associated Press. son was ©! eh vw a ~ issourl con iva Lid iaSt a ¢ ipt a 3 j _ 7 t . } t ‘> ficrly¢ 4 . a a tere \\ ASHTTING COQ |: , : PT" $4 + | reece t} m erew i ; - - 4 i than Was a be nt deck rai} Ther. ’ yice president OT be firrn, is a con- i eB ' Lim abe iO] tne _orirt. eX - 442 ts eS . > oases a ta OO ee * » - °* ' nd had made-a fortune estimated; ~*~ 1€ rew of the crippled ; iia Side dinceaeill hatte ee gene ~_— ee ae ; pressed this Opinion oday (timenate rejected today un amen?- WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—Col. a freighter Antinoe in mia (were no injuries reported amonz; Victed embezzler, and that John H. i} =e today. i : by some at $1,000,000 out of the “We cfi]] + ocean, - ithe 1122 passengers. The passe: Niedrine’ “3 Saeed the |} Walsh added that for all prac. {[j™ment to the World Court resolution | 3 William Mitchell resigned today an aft €@ suil Standing by ntinoe.” | _- ahh: — ee Paseci- | wiedringnaus, tae president, is the'| ,;,.) “Tye . the l'nit | f adhesior ‘oposing aht the! liquor business since enactment of re 1d 2 ; “£7 . Antina . (ger list was iners aseqd hv Orne Ww Sts | oes " , + Lie cj purposes the Lnited Stat S i. adhe: jOnN pro} OSINE taht h ? COI WILLIA from the army. The air of cey, f &éUea' t4sl MiCasa Le, ‘ ave mn ? F ‘ ns SuUper-SH Morya TY Wake Om? > = i P iljdes An . ‘ , “mY 7 cr ‘ a Mil S| H ‘J I the Eightes nth amendment. ; . : } . a € row lost » the birth of a haby durir sa +1 A I Sa et siicati Wi] > at empted to j \ ould be Te moV% ed from the ‘ U dems nt of ihe court could 3 ei ms tina poeta 4 - iM 4 z > de under sentence of five years’ 8'18- ; . AVUUTTN HOat In last attemnft os Be r nage yes vee phish, ee eae dion ’ — @ 41 = sina = . i ee ‘ . ‘ Re J ~ (aT “a : ere ae si oie L it aiiempt to € ke | Z as : oS ; i se] some 1P cecurities et } ry } tyrt ,t? ‘ofires ) cd wre i tee C[enio ced by war 1} qer Ti* P In the gathering were nen a a off crew We expect launc’ ange | Sto! my vorage. The worst weath-|! 1 se f or tie securities stolen in | Court by refusa! of Congress to ae ae: 7 ¢ ; . ‘ - ; pension from the army because of wormen from all walks of life. | cA Ld itv) iB 4 ta i ii SS PT OF 1 10on, Fane ~ 3 a cae ote - - ee P as the $3590 bronze casket contain- | ” cuice of the 4) concluding today. | LONDON, Jan. 27.—The Prince World Court resolution—those of- terest on Payments. Whether tne resignation will be i ; ” ‘of Wales’ horse droanned dé-r . a a aS . ; 4 i t or Wales’ horse dropped dead under | fered on behalf of the pro-Court | accepted had not been fully deve'- Hécéritly a receivership euit was Chief Washington Correspondent of nsaiathininaceiitiiat . filed aguinst the Security Guarantor Royal Rider Suffers Only Slight the Post-Dispatch. ' ae ‘ es ‘ ° addressed to the Adjutant-General Agreeme nt Signed In London of the army through the com- oped. Some army precedenta in- « 2 ea larracut. Be ing his body was lower to its] r-, iin tone’ a Niedringhaus, it will be re. entice age a. ‘ ‘ . ; é hire today , 7 — ae ree : : a last resting place on the highest) caw pyr aa cal. Jan. °7.—One called, was a star witness for the | 0?™ '0@4a) While the Prince was | faction by Senator Swanson (Dem.) | , 4 a knoll in Mt. Hope Cemetery. —— 44 a a8 se 7 \ \ r hd Lf rc Government at the trial of *“Dintv’’ ! hunting at Meijton-Mow bray with of Virginia—ha ng been jopted | 0 ee oe dicate that in the case of such ¥ 3 #4 y . . _- ~~ o> ° , it mM rf r cl Loe cre Ww uf he S ae { ,’ \ wt ‘ob. { le } d F ee 9 ‘ | a] , . % * 5 ? A >- T* : . , ‘ . ry" i , ‘ s . . © ; ape va Ce at 9 , ( : j : | | -orkmen banked the many | 2064ar Of Coeur d'Alene, Ideho, was; Governor Baker late today issued conviction and incareeration in hurt Ile mounted another horse to be followed by votes on the é i d toda; Rahetrmem Se eee parted gag rong: — : “ he e ry ‘killed and Chief Boatswain's Msiei@ proclamation canmuting the’ Leavenworth of the FEeanites. land sideaaaciall 5a ao : substitute resolutions offered by — we Soon. ago approved with modifications . floral ose gress vente 'Joseph Kyecker of San Jose. (a! death sentences of Josh Cartwright |! Niedringhaus’ fears have departed .. " fe . ee a the D © Yor! ‘two of the Republican opponents Under the terms of th ouagree- the sentence of the courtmartial. , -o large trucks, about the:..... ... ; le ne, ee deal ie ame a ae ae a ee e at he at ne DuKke of York j ‘s a courtmartial | tery in is ah tee floral nis fe iWaS Injured, and George Baker, two St. Lonis Ilis testimony, in brief, was that left for London lof the Court— Moses of New Harmip- ment, Italy is to make 32 annual He sustained the In ’ 2 i ra — rr ° > . . ‘ : “ we su) : hie 4 reas 6) ; graye. : > A os eeeke The Farrar it was 9N milee nei Negroes, to life imprisonine nt and; he had heen coimissioned hv sev- an sae shire and W liilame of Missouri. payimenis, beginning Avith £2,000,- sentencing the Colonel to five . Of nore than $2000, . inate Se Eee ‘tay ' : : was one genie n - hig 3 Som tee Officers of the shin repo ordered the transfer of the menjeral of the gangsters to sell the; EX-KAISER 6/7 YEARS OLD Despite the switch of the two|000 ($10,000,000), payable on/years suspension, but reduced & re IY BleVe il. , . i - 4 ; ' a ; ’ a s i P ' id - ‘ soto pe Aoty it a ntained a 5 it the gun had been fred severyj | {TO the St. Louis jail to the State | loot, that he took a considerable = |Indiana Senators, Watson and|Feb. 15 next, The installments| somewhat the court's finding that ca og 3 nee e ft rat . pumes and a fresh charge had just | PC™MtCnUary at once. amount of the stolen bonds to lhan-|) Hohenzollern Banner Floats Over Robinson, both Republicans, to the | for the next two years will be ag} he should -be deprived of pay or Se a ] ; C $s ufe- ; ; 3 . 4 is j *. a! “torts ¢ ‘ 7 , ’ e ‘ ° " >| —rtt . . : 7 ¥ 4 y ” varied assortment of filo deg : t fbeen placed in-the gun when it ev.| Cartwright and Baker were con- sas City to dispose of them, and Vurrets: Visitors Received ,anti-Court side in response to|the rate of £4,000,000 for the fol- | allowances during the period. : ranged in the shape of a vacht. L plod: 5 Ty : cause ‘ ad : ; Vvieted with two othe re a) Lo is that he tore up 2 list oFf the cecur- 3 aie — ted p : pressure from the Ku Klux Klan lowing four vears, £4,250,0086, and It is the belief of Col, Mitchell's ; - : + _f * nn . tes “A . wa Uui LUT . : ; . i § 4 ‘ - ; - & — &* : j 7 ' 2 As . int > rs ce : ‘ + Chaits . ‘ . 7 a » was 10 en long, » feet wide and | deternyi: ©,] negroes for the murder during an!ities just before he was arrested. | DOORN. Holland. Jan. 97 T) (it appeared certain that all de- | thenceforth {4,500,009 annually friends that if he is permitted t» i . ; : Aa : i : PII Tua, OHANG, JAM, cio LNe! oo ; : . i co =e. | Althoush half a dozen sailors} #tempted robbery Dec.: 30, 1925, April 19, 1923. Niedringhaus gave! pion, ang w! ite Hohenzollern bane | 7 UCUYe Teservations Avould be de- | until the final year, when the ace step out of the army he wll accept This flora] ple ce was a re miide * \t'¢ re i? tiivs J ay ‘ ’ 7 adie ~1 ss of Marry ] €°¢)} al rd. os | Mati 3 eener aT police information which ore | to 7 rf] i am a +1 ypsatieny: ; ¢ a 1 feate ‘al and that fhe Swanson rec. count wil! be closed with a pay- 2n offer to continue on the lecture ei ‘ . Pi ss i = : : 4 . * bitVdt _ ed Yt] iit ii icis ee! se } s se c . oar that Stevenson had been fatally in- rene qm hadivc fo tty thane bie ] : l 2 a Rat dolph Str eft. the TOs overv @} QOomie of ‘je loot £ ‘mer K: : ¥ - A “ee . ‘ ;olution as a rfected vesterday ment of £2,.259.000. platform his crusade for a reore- wiiewind i sa . 4 tact 11S la¢ P . ° . , ) if list rs CSidgde;jnce i re LO- | . P : ry . ‘ . ° ig jured last Thursday in a motor- ity tate, to the } ee One oif the other Necroes. Leon! at the home of “Whitey” Doering, Aaa ee. ie ae ae ‘ aie would receive the necessary two- The £22,.0009,.000 in gold, which ganization of the national defense ta ® i } i ils Mos Nin! ‘ . ~ om A ‘ Aa as +f 4 17 Non 7 . }} . Sixtwe-se ‘¢€ th i . a . - ) pf his y-seventh | thirds majority. talv deposited with the Bank of/ give a more prominent place to the Or | ) : develo t of air power ' : evelopment o r P Vij] “i grt tied +3 tt decision today or tomorrow. will be returned to taly begin- i ASK Ee S © rowers Lies Wi if? } j ; j j ' : ” | Reed Reservation Beaten. | ning with the fiscal year 1928-29 in| letter of resignation be * ; . } | " , . p CPTIMNC, The fourth sveero,. meubpe mAs si Wace =} er much of his liquor-running activ- | BABY Se ee | Bobbitts, was sentenced to Jife im- ino new experience to Camien. Ca-;.- _ LEFT OUTSIDE STORE . eee =e in ; ; Dutch and German colors. Pa ) a ) oF Col. Mitchell's failure to say he 7 | | The fate in store for the reserva. | eight installments of 2£1,250,000,;\°% - PhS salu y ne 6 leaving “for the good of the serv- aid ity. His lees were badly mangled | ' ‘ when -he was thrown into tl e | | prisonment and now is in the peni- /mien was president of the ac.-| A number of visitors arrived In| | whirling propeller of his boat after | BY MOTHER DISAPPEARS lentiary, counting firm cf Gira:din-Fink-! ee tn ten wt te a (tions not approved by the pro-Court; and after these eight years until a , ) 3 ia : | an apes SENS ge ae ete oe tete tent es ee re ee i ao -enublicans wae! Sept 5, 1987 in annual install-jice.” there is considerable doubt he had jumped from it into the | Brooklyn VV 1 eames The Governor gave na reuson )Camien, Ine., which went into : "| eourt J hal who wate: “ & emocrats and Republicans wags! Sept. lo, vo 6 % ante h h at os tt Z » > age ny ; , ° ~ + c Re ~ a & i ArSilatl, \ i‘ > a § > ai ee - ge . , ail * 4 ey - canal when it seemed apparent that Tl \ a ae Peli | for the commutation, except to ceiversniip in December, 1921, ,aft- inifort : } ft] Bt indicated by the vote yesterday on iments of £191,000. Britain will} Where the succeeding develop scious 3 : ee ee "ce ~" , a ' Unliorimein honor of the occasion, : 7 , his - ? Kinin nin 1934 iree: Month Old Son W as i State j! the prov rontian f ¢ er Carmien was indicted on chargers oregon plese wis pele eeniggs ot ‘_n amendnient offered by Senator | Pay no interest on the gold. ments may lead. boat and another would collide. | ‘ | remnant , wresnaggs yey alin, we ‘and entered their names in the cone} — ee es res “ , J th i - | Kidnaped. | “good and sufficient reasons” had |of grand Jarceny and embezzlement|~ oo eee vy | Reed (Dem.) of Missouri. Reeq| The settlement in effect only t is e impression of the He died 15 bours later in a New | r) hie A cer ated P PES Lan cli eyigaiad i i T+ cet? - Ziciitl fof — 1iitt ie a" ie ne i : ae 4 iii aw rratulatorv reviste - kept at ine . ; : = q é if Souri. teed 3 . ve ; , P G sa a Colonel's intimates that he ula Orleans hospital. His companions; NEW yort a | become known to him “why the of $2813 from the Yahlem Motor| tr: ella i ates isought to include the words “re. |compels Italy to repay to yreat we § OSfpl a . Is com! anion: NEW 4 (> ) ; ] . rT } reg ry } i ] F ‘ ; A } TORK, Jan. 27.—A three | execution of the sentence should i Cc 1035-37 North Grand boule ee pee aga odge. Oolved further that 1] Mo ai Britain a. little more than £253,- resist any effort to put him in a . , « : ss + ‘ ; . - = ‘ . ‘ ii ie / Y if 1¢8 ‘ no ete: ae J nye i ‘ Swe ; r! P 4” ‘ o~ wv ‘ - aid they were returning from a | months’ old baby, son of Mrs. Emily| not be earried out.” oy 1.:; In June, 1923 jury found | At 11 o'clock the ex-Kaiser, with | Doctri : ha ' Aca ae ogee: 000,000, or less than half of her, POsition of saying that the armed . pope Sh em ee ee Ck a nr eee not eC Carried UT. Vard. mw Une, Aved, & Jury r0% J | eae . ii sa ..2 /Voctrine be declarer a principle o eVUU, &. : i hunting expedition at the time ot! |Bardman of Brooklyn. Giauppeared| Onis wae 4... SO lec ees ne ieee det abeninne | oe Wee the Pisces Berm sg. p pie lwar debt of £392.000,000 | services would be improved by his the acctdent . i this afinry ’ Sac ae 7 i e . - . rus \ Lift cli iiil Aa ha iif ATYs Th Fuii x Ji] Ori 4 Pe etese Lada A? 4 he _ j er tow m1 reed San mate ar i i} f TrHALIONA! law binding upon the | ai - a, $ / . withd etli. 421Lt(CPIIoOony irom in iront of im onlda not interfers x . : ] centence 1 htm-to two rears in 1©r Gaugnter, emcree irom iiie Pe TH d The payments are not interes*- rawal from them. init itha - ea 4 z = *; WOUIG Wi JIILeriere itn execution anc ce +35 So on} Bb OSes Bae Go i | SCalS ili as ais i ese pe vet icourt. ine amendment was i E 7 psa Le r} # . + 94 Stories of Acts of Kindness. — wert Store in the busy|of the sentence stating that it the penitentiary “odee for a walk through ‘te 9OP tes eo aks ae oe —— “| pearing, and they are to last oaly| _ His partisans also point out that ; oes . i downt rt eanti ’ om in . : . I Ait . Lolia i i a j Lil ae 6S GS ” Gi Ve i lare ‘here hey were eni ype bys ica i sa Wwe 4 a) ’ Oo & i * ! ~ . s he 6 ? - Many stories were told of Ste-|! Mr ie n ” clien of Brooklyn, Iw Ould be useless for anvone to at. | put Camien cid not go to nriseon. or i ies oe the e wg d 6; Those voting for it were Rleasce ;ontil Great Britain has renaid ber | en an vi ne esident to re ; . “irs, Dbardmay ] h ral ¢ ; Wala a : aE ks ja half dozen photographers. Among cing we , ne . “on! ‘on 4 } ees Venson’s acts of kindness and char- | ——. man toid the police the/ tempt to influence him in behalf |He filed a motion for a new trial,j(,. 3. eps rey3 the United Miates | for insubordination and eendtet , : . ‘ i Attorneys told him he was/this morning, makine the third } Belicves Debts Drove Hu- the four maining if * elie in ) > ; y fatality nrm mez a . rlag 9¢ ¢7, 4 y 2 Ore Jiemissed 2 Ie T9O¢ forn ", Y. SR nternationa! law this would give 2 . : . efy — I Ss in interpretation of the | . : 0 boys who cut their; nrans to Forest. were dism! 2nd he 1 is form THE TEMPERATURES. PSEA SORE EIS 6 cht 4 |the British will proportionately re- | prejudicial to good order and disci. ¥, but Stevenson was no respec- | Sled loose from behind one auto- | BY t%°. Associated Press. lv senfenced to two years’ impri--| . “i ae ee | ase nrermational court the rig 0 fund the amount to Italy | pline, ry > | one . - 2 ? f} r tf ‘ ’ WMO, : , + Meese pirate aad se - ate ‘ z* , tor of the law. His moral code mobile and slid Out in front of an-! LONDON, Jan. 27. The RF . fh. onment. then immediatelv paroled ! 5 2 r Se? - 30 owe ee 35 Pass upo it. { a a The resignation was nN e ~— ~ & é }T ~ Tie Be : a ; 5 i . ~ rr e *e-s - — i . ss i é ‘ an oun Guided him. Other automobile Tuesdav night - ©. Graham, Baptist missionary, | from the bench. The case was Measeenses 4 oe ee ee 40 Caraway's point was amplified by FORDIZE. NEW RUSSIAN VER |by Representative Frank R. Reid : Mei. 1, aaiinaie ee is “t a j : ay Re s dw NOON sees eeves Te} oe ‘ . = ’ P "te 3 “ Row —— ee ae pee Harold Hinkle, 10. brother ne wi a) Meootoce vi Years in the Lows rl doc keted before Circuit Judge Frey! 5 4.m......... a 2 oe re Senator Lenroot «Rep.) of W iscon- | (Rep.) of Illinois. chie? civilfan ~P diet Hulle ia, - ape 7 eit , nas returne ith ‘ounts | +4 cme oS ey ae - a i a soeS8)} gin ade he ¢ ts j : ! ber of whisky and beer Peer anad seaufort, was killed and Delbert ; ngo a _ : n d with accounts ibut he disqualified himself in fa-| . “ T cos - to a7 gin, n ader of the administration | Applied to Large Scale Operation defense counsel for Col. Mitchell : . on , c y4 ° F ’ or ‘fn " mn , : : ‘se oe eO.+ 6 6 oO ' ee en ee rae ee f vy : » ~ -}r » ° Younger, 10, a companion, dieqg|° 3%, T@ce OF Africans he encoun-|yor of Judge Hartmann, because| & a. ti.-.---. ~.31 Hight for the court, who said: of State Industries. during his courtmartial trial. For } ” ve ' “The Monroe Doctrine is not a! Rr the Associated Pres. the time being comment also wae jighest vesterdayv, 37, at 7:30 p. . matter of international Other hirelines on his payroll even ‘later of internal iniurie — he had nothing for them to ee rene ®% and how he had torn up a | — q $2500 note ties , 7 3 . ’ Fisher, 4 Seiaee, tanhanty a oe ee | ln the Want Pages Of the | , Office.) _ ther subjects of comment. | POST-DISP47CH | tere h elles hat ¢h Y} roy i . > 4 : ; é et “ ogee e that the monkey he is distantly reiated by marriage l iS escen ee, ror rman \ Jal “ay Be Bi “a . ‘ ‘ , - OF : tO anieém. m.; sowest, 0, at (2:69 a. ; hoc é - rr 144 4 » OF e ; , : . ‘ inn ~ 3% » . ‘ 4 *? : ; a These “new e¢ volutionists, Gra- |; Official foreca-t who ly an American policy, and iti ize’ is a new Russian verb. derived | ment and the White House. ‘ [5 DOING, for St. Louis and can never be passed upon by thejfrom the name of the American! The letter of resignation was for. i [ > . . of automobile maker. ; warded to Mafor-General Robert ham said ina lecture hefore mem. | Some light on how he obfained ; F. " ee ‘i : "I ne his f "Pe, agi was Sie iy C3 i i } bers of the British Phrenological) "'S. '! 401 0 tee a will a ORD icinity: Light court unless the amendment A in his depositfon. He testified his| | AA KUSSIAN vicimity > —i P ad ) | ) | Edward Rupert. a | BUSINESS 1P : 6¢ : ely h a romantics | . ogg been large -¥ cissi many enemies, So they ran away iw . 4 Rae }, ° > rrneart soOririne it thin Dosti Just © time of. his death. ||; to the-forest and refused to speak. Rupert. ‘working Pi a a sibs \iissouri: Parit-,u4 suggestion frem however much of an estate he left || Ever since they have remained de Jailv, was secretary of the Security wey ‘. a + rT - ae Lnited c ate ight f- | PR “ : € _ } ™ — wis J Mave remain Co “ os ‘ ‘ : é 'e) oahy th # a 1] a tne ni 28 ‘ tz *& iik th Stile » has not been determined. | > (a ~ : | sencilla tate bit . Guarantor Co., and spent some tims ioudy tomignt ; that Bar ¢ ‘Too Old to Do x oo | ae Yrores SiON a: ™* ‘an si generate men. “VM are bette r and i 9 ’ TL. » rsd cv? ifor from nT) advisory opinion of flee oo to Steps, Learned Mere- St tanta vs BS Sob Gee mo i bb as OF pa 7 ' tar the company's offices in the eve. . st ewes e 1 ft V en _— - ; preys i ¢ ; svenson was convicted | (|| prouder than the apes. Therefore, | 2° ‘Uf fONre”. Ks an ated biv lighticourt on the question of the coic-| |° dy as Problem in Research. eg Sa ilk ee a ee ee : . ; "nha ‘acl é . ' prove pit rig hr COUT. Gis ; a4 Ls SDS ' . = 3 2,1U«- . nings. Carmien was asked if notes eee PERE AP BES a a ' Loot includes Golden Month Plates @pe\»! to the Post-Dieneteh. w in east por-inization of parts of Mexico by Ja- of Two Presidents | LONDON, Jan. 27.—George Bere : - e “Ss **~o _- a + — then and Sente ra A " need to seven years fn | ¢ \ |i we eat , : r s ; Cz ice Aas vgines: pesletie or other assets of the Security eUT Prete nard Shaw has given ep dancing, it day, Feb. 26, is designated as “po- {the $5000, but he did know he " ae Onignl. giving jin a proclamation. In it he called | ther-in-law. Thursday aIuvy garding anv diepute in which the | have been stolen from the dental study.” sald the playwright. “| }} attention to a resolve passed 1 Rupert is vice president of tle oudy; moderat--/ United States bas, or claims Bs bageeiny of Dr. HH. A. Parr. ‘have to know everything, other- robbers, although he 1 driv than any other St. Louis news.- i the last Legislature, saying: “It is) Fairview Investment e. whic Arkansas: T bh ag d tomor yas te peo w few out be | Dr. Parr announced he would/ wise I coulént rte ahem overy- tO and f neta ne saps! paper—often more than ALL if the expressed desire of the Legis- | was organized last August to “stim. ee —— ang tomor- Recreations we — as fie | Day for the return of the plates | thing. I learned to tango at Ma- rom the scene of the i} THREE other St. Louis news- |}; ‘ature that ‘al] our people may ar- i ulate” the business of the Security row, seneraiy fair. court.” said Caraway, “end thesejwhich are considered of historicaj |defra but I have given vp dancirg . 7 | | —_ reservations shouw'd n@& become ef- sahara to the denta! profession be-|in London because I haven't the ; | i Missourt ~oe — dete : —_—s ' of being nag ot eno Are Carried Maine to Have “Potato Day.” Guarantor Co. were used to pay off GSR WAS Meee. ) par the Saeeees a | robbery of record Angina Fae ', Br the Aswociated Press the claim against him He replied much ¢cnange if" Proponents of piles ase - pointe?) NEW YORK, Jan 27.—Three | he announced in an interview to- | ‘ 2 —_ st. 200m m : i AUGUSTA, Me., Jan. 2§—Fri- that he did not know the source of | thea ta atte: om te owe of the HWanson reser-isets of golden mouth plates, made,day. “I learned the tango because a Illinois Lig vations absolutels prohibits the) tor Uiysses S. Grant, Mrs. Grant (it seemed to be the only modern = ving of an advisory opinion re-land President Chester A. Arthur,/dance requiring either thought er = ss—™~Ss Which the robbers used an automo. | - o%? al g~ - = > <a . “ os " ” on * tato day by Governor Brewster / stil] owed that amount to his fa- a bile : to €Sca pe, in October, 1912 i. Onlv $5 were published today | = not mentioned vesterdav- He ; by the EEC ond new Spaper. | always insisted he did not! Reculariyv, the Post-Oispatch © other three men were ||] carries far more “Want Ads” ‘ Crime in i ‘ ; : - F the ee ae car. While at | papers COMBINED. range a strictly potato diet to the | Guarantor Co Niedrinzghaus is | Sunset today, 5:16 p. n 2 chaure ntiary Stevenson was NAST: NISPATCH president and Camien is secretary Sunrise tomorrow, **+3° a mi, i fective, then, if Mexico and Japan | cause they lilustrate the best work leisure to go dancing ap and dora “ 7 ¥, ‘eur for for | i i submit the question re-jdonme 50 years ago. Parr wae a the country. a Chung mer Warden Me of the Fairview. | Stage-of the Mississippi River at,;saw Mt to ‘ | E and was pardoned ov Gov. | | FIRST IN ST. LOUIS ferred to, we would be in no posi- Confederate officer in the Civil “Time, age and Work «militate z —s | In the petition for a receiver-' St. Louis, 2.5 feet at 7 a. am. a fe bi ltt wt bo ~emtinved on Page 3 Column i. | Continued on Face 2. Column 4. | War. against the tango for me.” (end that their physical condition |; may be improved and the materia! iwelfare of the State may be con served.” ” : Cenatire«d on Page 2. Col-mn 4. ifall of .3 of a foot. eR mn ee : | Behind the Scenes With Colonel House Another Exclusive Feature in the Post-Dispatch sy EO. Mig ERE. Coe EEE - pf + a. ’ < Zo

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sack tere tet pis a le apse acta beg ee POE OREO 5 PRION we a ee ee ee a we es ae Pane ee ee po MM Bit 38 . ; Ft ;% r. : ’ i “ ” APR IIA a Be wr oars« Wrtanines, bey oy e & ie c 4 3 ” detested > ae SEP > wip ou. eraxchh eee eee 4 ebs 5 Se : ar o ee) eg te EE lace wae 72 *) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1926. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCt: VGVGQuQVuQuua==*—— TWO ST. LOUIS MEN INDICTED FOR ILLEGAL MINING ene eee A Paul Whitescarver and Jul- ius C. Miller Jr., Brother of Mayor Miller, Defend- ants in Prosecution. we ee eee CHARGE BROUGHT AT BELLEVILLE —— Based on Removal of About 4000 Tons of Coal From Land Owned by St. Clair County. An unsettied claim of h ha (lair authorities, tor coa. said to have been mined unlawfulls under land belonging to the ited in indictments Whitescarver. a St. . so Oe i oOunty’ °Y. Against Touis be Miller Jr.. mining engineer, of Mavror Miller of St. Louis. The indictments, returned br the t Relleville has res: Pa coa!l . +? ai dealer, nd Juliue ¢ ounty grand jurv a hargce unlawful] “®riving of -¢@ mine,” and larceny. in the remova! of tha coa! The bond of each of the indicted men has been fixed at $1004. The at its On July §& } eived a that coal ha mined from under the property oc- ecup.ied Detention Station. county Board of Supervisors . ter r Meeting e- report near “hie was done in 1923, it was stat- ed. but was mot discovered for some Two years. Suit for Value of Coal Ordered. A: that time, the supervisors structed the State's Attorney to file suit against. Whitescarver RBros. Coa! Co. for the value of the coa! removed. It also ordered tigt all coal companies operating in the county maps, in ompliance with t Ivan Grieves, former county mine insapector his survers showed about 4099 tons of coal to have been removed. end the vVaiue was fixed at $8°00 to $19. 000 Miller's connection with the en- terprise was not mentioned the first report made to the supervis- ors. Miller formerly was head of the Signal Fotnt Coal and Coke Co.. operating In the Edgemont district. Civil Action to Be Brought. Suit has not been filed thus far. burt County Auditor Eckert. said Yesterday that civi? suits would be flied against the two men. estimated value of the coa! Miller was sved on a damage claim three years ago by 1. P.and R. C. Jones. who claime? an interest in the Signal Poiat should file mine : ij , , ie iawn has reported that i’? © *¢ b> for the $35,090 mine, under a contract with Mi}- ler. In giving his deposition, Mi!- ar out that a cliff fel! and that he five acres of added. . 9,- said the mine frem under” hi down on the shaft, nad paid $1000 water wg 2 through.” he By his account, he invested $1 o00 in the property. : Whitescarver and Miller mot at their respective offices to- day, when a Post-Dispatch re- porter sought to get statements from them as to the Belleville in- dietments. The penalty for unlawful driving of a mine, under Illinois law, is a “silipped for aed were fine up to $590. or jail term up to! 6 months, or both. The punish- ment for larceny is one year to 10 vears’ imprisonment. POMP AT FUNERAL IN E. ST. LOUIS OF BIG BOOTLEGGER Centinued from Page One. Major after serving half his sen- tence. Stevenson's rise from a liquor runner with but one automobile. which he operated himself. to the doubtful distinction being of the countrv’s largest ‘icuvuor run- ners. is fresh in minds of his humerous acquaintances. Activities as Kum Runner. As the ringleader of a rum-run- Ring syndicate operating between Louisiana gulf ports and Middle Western cities, ': is estrmated that The managed thé shipment of more than 5° carloads of whisky. which netted the ring more than $1.500.. #00, from the Southern perts to St. of one thea Louis, bast =e. outs and other : ities in this Toca ity He was arrested ct. 2 laet br prohibition agents in New Orleans on a charge of posseasion of liquer and conspiring agains: the Federa! f,overnment, and was held under $7500 bond. which he made The case WAS Never presented the grand iury as the agents hare not completed their investigation. Besides running whisky ‘n car. load lots Stevenson operated a fleet of trucks and automobiles which hauled beer from different mii. nois brewertes to keepers” in cities ef this vicinity. He had made money in the busi- ness and. his friends say. had loved the excttement which it entailed. Always Sold the Best. One reason for Stevenson's marked succesz in his chosen . “ wes hie refusal to 4i- tute the whisky or “doctor’ the His customers always got the best. Rebbers were never known to have gotten a drop of his liquer. although they have made life mis. erable for mest persons running qeer. feared Tr in- “certain saloon Stevenser, a ceeccsscccsec aE einer Officer to Be Demoted ; —— POLICE CAPTAIN OCTA N. CHRISMER. _ TALKING COSTS POLICE net —* * ie 2 gues ie 7 7 : _ Chrismer to Become Liéeuten- ant as Alternative to Inal for Giving Informamon. 4 ° @ \« ii a . ' ** —~—-™ ** —— . — 4 —- Sumpueca : ' nent co = had once rejecte« he reservations ? = ~ - a a) vT) een e 7s os ‘ ho a ee. eae - *F >| em? eo a 3 ~ " ~ « > » =" - ~ " ‘ : , + : geven the alternatives ‘of accepting demotion to rank of lieutenant or standing trial on @ charge of violating regulations against disclosing important infor- imation outside the department, lice Captain Octa N. Ave 3 vy ™ Po- “hrismer of made a written request auc- ; . ¢ “he * tion to rank of lieutenant, © z - » eted on by the ice F vy. Members o board todav said the Captain's re- quest would be granted and that a new Captain would be made to. fil! ™ —— the vacancy. nmmediate cause ¢ > » r om *eact aa + co; i * 4 » = s* Lion azfza inst ‘ ap = ~ e ¥ us +) . . . The salarv $1853 to $140 The mov. Fe - a . ed a | ead at jon . ee De | a& mic , is part of the plan of .- 3 - . m lias . the ward tr make Oo T} f * oung- er ean take active part in men who walk eats > Work, —" Noeiics ns . wWwenty-nine new men Were sworn im at the same meeting MRS. LEWIS. WHO INHERITED LAGLER MILLIONS, DIVORCED —" ¥*y™ Farr: a oa rt ¢ ‘ >= : A WA S > IN E.. i; teh... SS nN me 4 sos “- ‘ ns . . ao 4 os « . Friends of Mrs. Loutse Wise Lewis, who is heiress to the Flagler m!]! hiens, through her aunt. the late Mrs. Mary Lilly Flagler Bingham, eonfirmed the statement that Lewis had Lawrence today Mire ote hat obtained a di Lewis cu greunds of desertion. Phe decree was handed down ~ 1v , : 13°? . im stature, because he wold + + ; 2 . fig ht at rn drop of ! |e sa ; life experience in Datties with under- enharacters made him a formidabie opponent. Had Been Married Twice. Stevenson was $9 years old. ig survived by his widow. Mrs. Car. rie Stevenscn. his mother Oma Shaw of East St. Louis. two brothers and two sisters. His first wife was Mrs. «lande Philpot, q@ Wealthy widow of Nash- ville. Tenn... who Sweeney of Carondelet. Thegp were married in i912 and a few menthe iater she had him arrested. chare- Was instance Mss Netite | accerdhne te. of ind wren’ Reducecd C . ; ing that he had drugged her and induced her to sign $8500 aver to! him. He was later released when his wife refused to testify against him. They were @tvorced and he remarried « ‘ew rears later. o integrity WILLIAMS REITERATED ~ OBJECTIONS 10 COURT . + 2 Post-Dispatc ’ - *- *?% Pi | ae ad 29.23 Wyatt Building fl vr Sed Ta a > >. »* na L e- WASHINGTON, 2 2 ~atinrk *& . } + @h . ? > 5ST be, mt ? claring that the questic * 14 fC" nti rt = a 4 * +e ar OU ! » a Sint a abo W 7 } r - Pear : i" Pz t nee AG > * i rs _e 4 e@ 3 + : ad : TY a - ~~ - satis factori.i answereu . la - %~ ~ XT? act? rot - Williams (Rep.) of .1.ssou . ante CA = * = + > tn ° I ‘ at enmee odav tna et in a . Sic as “ 3 * ¢ tn Fond > ”_ - a ah oO ’ Le (ourt 1 pa: i i pa e; ’ + + = e “A ~ 7 ” ’ we = ize ae ae! waul i a — i me eee tn tf > would subject mw ¢ a m + ai = a a ww roe rf 0 an i ‘ ic = ~ drav » the Leag * . = 4 * 6 te Williams said that siucy oO a ~ a jestio ] ad “OTT ne - a 4 . i i 2 - ~ ° q the United States at prese: iid , mm ¢ - ~ 7. —_ net base ary rig! . . . : ¥ ~- - . - on 7 - A Act “at z} Z| +\ Vi *- 24 — + Pan st" S . tee _ * Fn, i , — ; ne ~~. - nant of ¢t ) azue Nat.ons 2s ~~ ~_ ore ’ 7 art + % ree Tea? . é 4 7 | a 4 J + - me % > > > > _ hea rig tit 7? in ff e { OUP Or ‘rls 5 ~ \ - . | * = a round. he declared, was fost when ' . > > oe ap this country made a separ: t ity ? mnesre with German Ha _da Ci peat Wii s —¥ A bs La a4 - ~ 7? ~ si > a Pp - + at > Fon —— "et ~ ates ° _ — e * ~Aees rs +h op Ow Sig! ; occ Cc : yiate this danger law of Covenant. T oo ~ s on ¢ TT" ~ aes 3 . 1 pers ed $a: ‘ ? aT a * S° eh ae Fa avTit - the ct: ** > e * ~- = . _ 3 oe Tey > ha sO ae ed \ Na = & rs 4 = a - >} -~ law wh ~~ ™ nrr -_/!- ade- vv isions of this court [ am per- suaded that it is not and never wiil es th mature of its organiza- 7 - om # *7 — . on on a Treai _our Ou } terna na 7 _ nterpretation and construction tne i o: ~ m Leag ff Nations would pu n — -- o - o a o* sign upon th lotte ne Mark wy" . - ad af ~-oe- ~ ._* . ey - 4 \ a c* i Rs | ss A é S32 d M \s " my a * ~ —— ae 2 ~ Fie 7 Dina Ge i 4 wh & t4 * 4 * °an ‘ a . by ascertaining Vy ‘igrr c ecsered again ss - ~ 2 ~ . —" ¢ ; than a Worid Cou and ade sey- ~~ ? v i ee . res ona | - “ ”~ ~ . _+ era S| ' SUP. O. ”- = Pe 4 - rar ~ ~” - s diet Be sa oC z = tn a abek 3 2 A ey a ‘er ¥ * oN 3 te | ca 2 - -~ ~ & Te T 9 ‘- of the Uniked States into the Leaguer nF Wations I mar rea ra anvthing . ‘ tod abe ms 44 ~ ~ 44224 - about reservations because they iknow that these reservations mary ‘afterwards ba rescinded when the T "+4 mT . a - -_ +> - a Lnited States toins the League of - >? Nations and this they pe it wi 3 “* go Williams contended that before 3¢ "aw t lis +a eae = *-—- or *2 ao. ~ > : ~ ; posed in the resolution of ratifica Strmm eh T°. ,¢-.9 — ; In? 2 a 7. ace @ j x "a aL ‘ ~ q a °° * a : ° + 1d . ~ * the 4 -_ o 5S . | ~ ~ — — other Powers towa! our reserva finanre “oT™"l. /_? -— % ~ 4 ; Ii] ~ i "ce @ ~ ome Hid — . b | . + — -- *& —_ a] i@dg q 7 A 2 sa a a ~ , = na.ions o Toe Maziia we +e . , posed to g** a e* ™ ‘ad ~~ * 2° 3 rar ° 2 *r ae 2 ** a sta + ” * ss ' ; ~ « iam SD * = UPt as that of a endent > } } = | ; ‘ estadiished licia}? oodG whether > '_ 7 — a sigz7n nz of tr a = ie a s m . T ne nN nf Na . ms a4 »F spr fre T _4 =~ 47°? * Mign nave 1@ aASSjrance {eT + . >” bf * per Dt ns Of 784 L.fague iat t -+t 4 a i ry Wou:8 ale » Qa 2 a bd League Court but an independen: rFodv ound on ® ts own sta abea. meerther tha YT ritad Stare - & A * ~ Ma *s ‘+ fe — ~ bi _ ° maiters ai ting the irt Wo j . Z . - “ be given a plane o . te equa.- Ty . - > > +a oe at ns t ros] - nn | r ) ‘ > League ' ~ . . = Senate Can't Decide. “I gay to the Senators that it is j'a *nr +h ae ee hos : ’ s*aa NF A -ne COU WVUSilian iti @ 10 t os mes an > rs al i Ei, Ee ‘ss a *«* rena CONTIN Ue | 4 "pT Points which ‘3 -~ —. on = °° Fay ; ; +. = ‘ : wee + nm tne senate iia \ iTrts “Te - ¢ ed + ~ * ~ sm se ena Ps *SA Yar. - Pi % ¥ . ~~ Sers ~ . a i az ie "4 wha, an Wwestions. It would De a lasting reproach to these re. *mmonsibie for it if tha - _d States should be forced into a positien of nferiority and perplexity hv a rre mature presumptio ) ‘hea t mate attitude of thea nowere wits whom : : Dronecsced °Oo geen ee. the destinies of this Renubiic The debdate on this question i+ tha Ts tad States rmIent ha aetad »y a cloture of debate in the Sen- ate The reactions of the Tran j a sca ae Sar A eee i+ “ . a a rma king of hiatorew 2 fn aha 2 uct, and the results of this act must e awaited with grave annrehen. om . i Is it not a reasenahie -mrennat ‘Ae ¢ lar "of Ssenatea and ts neorilea eae arn act nz *% iat + a ffnee * bal rf H 1e@ Un ted At 3 s © idu 3 know > ; their action will be” [rt seems that no ofmctal inquiry has been mad On this subject at anv Charges Negiect of Duty ~ ¥ allied “= 2 , + ~ i eDarge that the Senate of +Ke rT" _—— ‘ . Rited States has not done ite 4 itv ,foward the people of the Ionited States. T wincere’y here that ne ~~ *, » % nator wo has vot ed for tis Protocol when he rete. . ; ‘ : as iS S he * OTe ‘or hd a7? ‘Ome sate w be confronted with (he question whether he did a)! + ronid } Ye Y ——- if have iQra tre *onor and the i 7 ; pencence By * te Williams then 4 Coun’ es SOT} Se . pects of the origin of + AS STATE TREASURER BAND KNOWING OF CHECK ¢ ee son of Governor of 'Rs* , Senate Speeding to Vote Court “ss stare Continued from Page One. of the United States under such athree members voted in the neca- ‘ion to defend eursetves. But :f reservation, it would amount to a tive. The opponents were Rage Frazier, Nort the we go into court ervation touching advis we protect 01 thing ‘Borah, | ‘soa 4 Borah replied hound to. consider the foreign court of which tert that tne jaho seems ~ > , —— ae ~ = > meéemper, at ia Lid can evr? ~ ohm ta kh + ae 7 *y . 27 c . qj . °° That is likely what wiil Rappen agreed Borah, ‘if the Ccurt 4as- sumes to advise on matters of a certain Kin "Then. retorted Carawar. we shail ” 9 worse fix than we in’ teak “aaa : : “ae I understand tne senator said Borah, ‘we a going into tne i“awere for the rpose oo? ee act g urselves against the Cour’ “We are going into tne irt renlied Caraway, “in order to pro- tect ourselves against people who want to have war in order to pro- tect other people. The ‘enator from Idaho wants to stay 3u* so we cannot protect ourselves at 311." Senate Takes Up Plans Offered br Moses. A£asociated rress. ~ > + . 7". > ee as > "Ss ~ ~ i Se + a oA : - ‘ riAn atrtere 7 Senator the reserva Ya, ~ on * « * ‘ar any “ar ~ = n r = ” ~ a - . s m4 en 4 hae s 5 , . - 7 . > a“ = at least a x @ an las ten - > ~~ ~ > see* OF on — = ’ —— na > Bes en = ~ + ss a 7 - — 7 ~ > rooc argue TRAat eserva U0 - =? -~ . ~ w a stro 3 + as 4 T+ - 2 ct? ePanr ° = i a * ~ - “- & make the court a & for wrong- AK a2 € i > > | oe = ~ ; 1g said Lenroot aead QO. a 4 — En . a % ? - > -, - 4 © r na Suic * * + 2 a. Bora gred a » »* > “ m=; > » *- 2 ~-s Or 3 ~ a ™ » * . _ = > ~ _ = 2 O° >. ess. bf an i oe ror Fm | ise ie ee = _ vs > h z + - > e j eS i. - ~~ ‘ 3 ~~" +. _ ~a* om @ — a = + : il * + »" z ’ seat : :@ galle: dressed in ~ koe ; - s,Q. A, 9 ~ re «4 } Futile.” Says Popper. ' _ -_ . . ~ 4 2° -~ **e Af ,ecoe ener 4 . S22 | - , . 7 . - ? a ~ — " ) Senator Lnderwood i Je Of Ala- ? | — _-= 3 baa 7? =~ a2 re 5 & | > aMA CeciaPredc aos : ¥ 7 * = - > Am Staal =T97esS °O - =, a 10c 4 i: " . 4 ey — - ~ ~~ oF _~ tseif before we nave i. ~~? ~* a. | ~o- + - en, Foe -* ~ z 7 i J [y. : "385 —s 5 -_ Wer * = _ 3 - PS - ? - ‘ - ha >. e s2n°.¢ > PM Gel : -* 2 +. - =~ - i3s* ,aey ae eC at ~ -_ - So «= a of near s peeerya she! : oak: | a ~ tre OK Pa . - -- az . - na ‘a on ¢ ADS ‘ry “9 Pew on - -ge7 .' fon - eer oert nS > ~2 = rt on our rae ee t rms. - Lanratnae Perre- ‘Das —*” Dans ~ ee. 2 - -> 4 ‘ ° svivania deacribed the ia’ T ? 7 a 37 > 7 - * 4 — —— % « . _* 2) \i itPianr «+ 2 ent > > = ‘an 4 cise *\2 - . 5 i . Gia 4 x ™ ‘ —-* — -_ 5 + se or ~ 7 ° — Bs x La ~ \ - . > arr = > ° -" - » a a? ~ Is Pf awe F i~- >" ez ix r 2 43 orc 7 z ~~ * 2. s ragcnr > ~ ~ & “af = «a * ~ y a e inn Re : — 4 ‘ ~ 7 => 3 a; - ” oo - -~- vr ~~ “— + — - "4 ~ - 4 = 4 * 7? pf T i=? Fe) 7: i = >*-- — i Our Sse A = > e ~ > = > oo > = 4 ~ —~ = os 7-4 eax se ~~ a hes “ua - "Oat % or t ares) oe WAN GIVEN FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS FOR BIGAMY ed ima plea of guilty to a charre of bigamy, Ralpk Lucas, 30 years 3, was sentenced la tO an 2 "minat gentence oO? to 1 > vears 8m the per tiar , judge Crow of the St. Clair Count i - 7 ~~ 7 Lucas admitted @ir-2 married «+n Miss Mary Smith in 19 nd later marrving Miss neva Peacock without divercing his firs: wif rhe secon mre. { iS Was oS zter 9graph -_ when on. atte 7ted SS wer + o> Woman Departs Mistake at A fashions . ’. TS TAXI, CALLS FIREMAN Hlurrtie| | | 5 2 re F - ; r — ~ = a = e ~ ~~ ao 3 A ~~ ion 4 = , . * : . - > ae — * as: DU i the 5 T ms * e te - s .. % * ~ 5 - awyrr 7 * —— . . a " a.@r {0 se ~ ° ~ era Persone « — B . ~~ e@ Po a> ° enare ’ -& , ¢ i. x ~ >_> 4 er > rec - - A +. ’ +,* = » *~~ * — 4a ~ e . ‘ . ; tore OM i . Unced ~~ a ~ ‘ (2 * . rome ES — . 7 - hee dat Ww or Fs a Se ? DB ~~ — = ceay «! ad ‘Si rd * ’ a oe - “a i e+ : “6 4A ; io ~ ~ - « . We B. iieTars ‘NG Te 7 " cunamatitneendemneiemmente | oe, * - M % “pts : bs OF] { (Ctreulations SS ef mrt a ae : 7 4 = . — A~ax . ATEI PR ss ‘\e ~~") me 4 . - onpecn —= imted PF reas Ss #xc UsIre > + -64 2) use *o ¥ ,'Dud a ob ye 1° es 4 ena ~~. ey in stl od a ers ae ed re - = oe an ms ' a “ - re ° aper aDc 2.80 the OCR Tes published there:n 4 oh tw bin - ~ ei - i - ‘ po > *.) 2.500 of S#D@clai dispatches here: 17" £2.80 fe germ : anc SUSSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL 1 y i a+ 4 en ; ADV A. Lim « op ~ . _ ~ Ja . arg Sina is ~ $i " ~aily. with Sunda ® Tear a, "NcdarT ~ we Png O perr . at? bw = 7" haik eS eet ay Stay “Ie * Teen a) ~ ? ‘ money Tuer ae ‘11LLs @Xc RADsg , JSUVeTad wy "t ‘aries IT out-of tew- Da aan tly oni Oe x nday iu ‘ Rn aE. i rs su e L10c a 52 dh baal — ee . " oe “* + ae -- . sme — s¢ ~~ ? - /- LST@, at the Posio t St I | LR TE iS St! xo ~ Phone [232.a s6oo. > ators Borah, Idaho: La Follette, ; ritin In Wwriihgs ~, Dakota: all nations againet war. Ss pledge of Wisconsin sought on Accusations at Palm Beach. Py the Associated Pree, HAVANA, Jan. y | M4 , 2 - me ~* x *"lltar Lh 5 be) = , — Senator tephens (Dem.), of Moses, New Hampsntire: Williams : son of Major-Gen _ : - ™ * - i lhe = : a Mississippi declared today that the Missouri, and Harreid, Oxlahoma ird Veood, at the Sevtl] : . - ~ S P . ? M4 3? 4 Ancient Order of Hibernians, the —Republicans Blease, Sou Hotel here today said : 4 . . * - ~ t. : = ¢ nm nn - = = eee s Bs. Knights of Columbus and the Ku Carolina, and Reed. Missouri— - . > * arses.a ;: ~ . ~ + _ 66 ‘ - = “Aethl es on Se — 3 World Court because of their “in- sota—Farmer-Labor. mp peed ap 5.5: 4 + wom m : xe mA Ian? ns »~*¢ hh Be ense hatred for Eugiand Far-Reaching Reservations. f id Gocsares (aes 2S 4 , at > _ . , - We are told by scientists that The reservations, more far-' & Ledlate.y > Palm : e a . . 4 ~— - oer) © °-* F> the days of miracles are over,” he‘ reaching than those known as ‘he . straighten out matters, ' Doctor ontinued “That cannot be true Harding-Hughes-Coclidge group, ; " y a apse b **- ‘at ™ . because we see the Catholics and provide that: ” area Gada tan s in a : a ape rror Day VW Trae aos the Kian sleeping in the same bed The United States is not to be WEST PALM BEACH, Pla, Jas” ‘ o es eesti _ j ”—e- 2 “+ ae et on is question involved in any legal reiation to - Former Lieut Oshore@ Less ~ , ; aA = we aF “+ s a ol Cat olics and Klan. the LePage of Nations. . i Wood. son of Major General + ~ . ‘ ‘ ~ . * -" : : é 3 ¥ . 3 r> - -— ees Stephens declared that “no poet. This country shall join equa] |ard Wood. Governor-General ef pon 2 : its ‘ ’ i - a z °?f - o- ans 7 i ° q hie 7, re Ss inde lv “7? ~ al "ar 5 =. members os Phi Ppinse Islands. today MSE tion, has drawn a blacker picture of! electing judges and iep sought by officers of Palm: Sie VE man than the Catholic has painted idge sunty on charges of e . — TT, %. -~* _ . a “aaa P| = — 5 , “a oO > Ku Kiux Klan and the Ku The United States shall pay a passed Wwortaiess checks ae ‘CUI ~ ; ny € . - > ~~ Sey K x 4 in as pain ed Of the sat } _ er il and he i 2nd the; tcan consent. een 8 ere by a Tampa reales = plor ’ ~ Se 7 -) o> i a ~ . #4 * > °-2. * 2 . * —— ~ E AQ ai cad *s over and sees a fig- {dvisorv opinions of the ate concern a3 a salesman. sas re ~~” 3 ol ~ a= q =~ hon } » - : . ~ - — - , = ‘a “AS i ced and sheeted by his side! Court sha be given publicly 1 [ow weeks of active secial Ha. ae. Tim — have oftan nar 3 = >: ‘ : ¥ a = + 4 - ~’ ; _— i 2 oi ten wondcered roicn after interested states have had —Acme Ptoto went to New York. saying hb a Would make the greatest effort to , Dennisthe ce ca : i gaa roing to buy . ’ eo a. . ii€ “— au CLIVE s i oppor in Ww a | art’ an rt an 3 > “2 . _ _ _ = ° . — _ ~ - a’ some @ Oth Zs : , : —s a a : S NS z ae ones > ” rer iwa fre oe Tre crt er i" att et ~_ ~ > . > te _* ee oe | oa iF: . BEN H. t RBA: oe wav rn; mir — | ae he he + It taa* : : . €~ of : Ou gna 0 . Wet nou consent NS hie deathhed. State Treasurer ay + stor ped for a a ~ ser i 7a iTis 7 { Re "1 ww ‘er - ‘ + +> > ~~“ i ed . } ; J z ml ‘ 2 _ i _— 4 is : ” _ 3 ° is 7" : 7 5. “ae bn he of this country, give such opin- Urbahns of Indiana exacted 2/2273 !% Wilmington. Del, wi Kk. ’ ‘, ‘rar Q > the rr aa Som rDal is OT hs liana exacted > j :2 2 + : CoO ‘ nies os on tC 2€ great . ions regarding any dispute in . nis wit obtained a ¢ivorce, a to & c » ‘ » % s ah A ‘ ka ~. A Z - rt. ” = - ,Tarce* Ss ~ > > 2 Tr - s- States Pa id ° ° 5 — : a eal ; r ie promise from Gor - Ed. wa at ss ee — = —_— Chri " Dirin Ae i . == Ji whieh -trhe [l rita Strate ; in. ie ‘ . OLUPTUnEe ne ixf «tri gs . r of America. Let them lay aside their ivwed ee son to appoint Mrs. Urbahns after , MERE ¢ al estat ‘business - a cently > ~« i.e Tw A id a be Lil@i: - ~ ‘- Ane re ; ~*~ rea me P » iia ot aanian aretedtem amd saan her husband’s death, and the Gev-|._...) s+ —— o _ B aegis waft Agente 7 2 ane An attrac red On “190nP Yro ies - nae ‘and social a ‘tIViTiles. ; ane ideo hate—hate against England, hate! tna ernor did, so Mrs. Urbahns is In- 5 down 15 ; “ti a Ris pay av amless tne other signatory dgiana’s first woman State Treasur-! w | “ ae re - | a ae | ™ 3 - eS LAld@diic - > ‘ s - & = ~ > ~ Tes = ~ a ‘TG i. A. am as- nations 2 . ‘apr + ns > {mer ican res- + ta + ne - y be hye Tre ood, while in the - 2 eight me sian tre mick+, *a=ree TH 2 ; : er. Dhilt§#unimee wees — a t “el ORR tacit ee i -Y| ervations, this country shall not | — Philippines made a fortune im Wall ge mat. ** | rrida *‘ FIrient?t ar ‘oe way : P , ~aiaatinann - —_ = : ‘6 JucEm iG ad wey; sign the Cour. pretecc! | street speculation but later lest & "ae $206. 4° a tts "9 . ? wiak-+ ° z le ts hn: 2 4 - ee : ] + “ Judge Smiley Writhbolding $45.355 CINCINNATL Jan 7 Z #. to bis na ae ’ ae Tas Ty aon * @" 4 ae aad "2 : >. Pr 2) an yy no? Can sidar . a aaiinen ¥4 ie ae — ‘ "y is d > ailles and is held by; cents Said to Be Due Cabell Pe- * . ge setting * . i . — t . -_. nm? +he Pstate f th 7 ¢ Ps ae = a te "ave 2Aanr OTe id thea qgispuces TritpD (r2e T ted - BG a4 ' S:ac@ Of (Be iate v. a of Peveh J hd r - : e . ° +o a seta ’ troleum 4 Oo. er Bes > Yo li ing f. 2 g r sir 4 +e OF - + >¢ io 4 Lae 22.2 i@ = a Ss is & a rey Witid st agree- AgT -” (2 3" = 3 “a Tie oft e2 »; Be POR bye: — —y ormer treasure: z 3 ° ? - - 4 » & vd id J a ae . 4itesi™ ~ lh : 77 _ - . e A j t should at 1 entrance into any ment Herween the interested ; we ; ; cf the Church ef the ADnnuRciatic ; Re ¢ he ” Samus ae | faneea rect A oo J nigra i e 4 - —- {= ¥ * _ & te ‘ aaa om . —— & ho aah ames aaiineatiee Mined ,‘or —. 7 , a nile 3 = a 2 eague he “3 isa ‘oka part = and 3 Amer we Os. ad- pa o = - ‘ ; a re . res over $45,000 of eirilr: " ¥ ™ app " ~milevy OL tA =e i4O UIs ound — a Pt . a} rs 2 2 or” = TF a °° _ ~~ ‘? % earenT “2 4 =| ‘ Orwrre? " 7 ? _ eee so 2 is Birt ed to ve . Pi. : : xi =s ete 1a UOT J. V eu. - s LO our , sign 2 DpDaYment warrant :' 2 $ led ha ° mise — win the - > . ~ a 4 ~ = Ms 4 . ~ “5 + as ij Making s Tirgt speech in the impiy reiinquishment of this , $45.832 } al 4 a fled today by xt- vinity . ca ma : .or 45.528 Wortn ee A OL USO! +... — nin i > Senate, Senator Sackett (Rep. -ountry’s raditional Policies si aBB ar rneys for Archbishop Jekn T. Mc. * gourse 5: . it summer, was co aay - ’ > ‘ a —_—- oa eee . = ye ; “ .) a! 28 Ui6ec Oda ve > ae | Ky ern K ay at - led 2 ts thea Sena’ against enrayr Fit & a an Ss 2 nd 3 fie ourt ae i ; Pe ' : Nicholas Be a1use laymen of th - " ister ame : ; re? f ? AL . ia’ id om ie » Se onan _— not to adopt reservations that toward purely American ques- et rt 1" hurch resolved to seek tecevery pulpit fr . ‘ ‘S.. os & ae a — - 7 = - . a de etTroieim Co 1s | : : 7 suld jeopardize the acceptance by tions. indices dieeca fale . Five through court action, the Arct- his learn : . aN, , a . > wsudgze Smilev ias refused to sigm § wiet-. a , , other nations of America’s partici- Although debate on the issue has .“ ® : ee bishop, as custodian of all chures | Directi , } Aa ; . . . tne wWwarragt m a ontention tna: ~ oo @ %: : . 3 ——, nation —_ -*-.2 VW orid f our? aoo 1? Ije8 OU : Senaror Wa 3s” proper ty in riis jurisdicion., WT.i.s I H : ; a if » i “sa > COMmPrPanyt wT 2 a” ot ‘2 ; 3 — : 44m : as Dem.)- o Intana. and Shinst d ie caaag ee Va compelled to appear in the guilt aa aged, wi = . . . cy TR: ’ P| - ”- WW Five Reservations and Two Policies -45) -hejir tiaws ta the radio micro x ager, ani Hence Not entivied | ynlaintif? @ tair anc f Se I i $s id lo micro. Bi ince eal ROARS. Gee nee, Se met cca ee ane CS 7 { in et | anson . : iis aie —_" pe = + re contract aw*ar iag ‘+ for - - Plan phone last nigh r a final volley aa Smith . ta, pin ‘ _ - +7 a ; Tees : aaa ae Smith L C. Bill ‘@ coats, p! = TF *“1F @ =PReor He ~ v”_— ~- @ »} : ‘ py Y 0 £a O = 0 ‘ = me : . ¥ aiiat Sena Ors cor pr'se e:ore ~2e deciaging vote its taken es ee on : Br the Asaocisted Es collars ink: St ethebelsl shale he. t cata 723 ™>s ar ce | {+o _= + ac = ee a Sstrent id is proves? H Ss s 2rnat i”? a , =EITN — - = #] a ; s 2 ~ 4a > 3 fy a 7 a 4 iS ‘3 — 4 Pd ft Vv R ‘ ABH ts i ON, Jan. OT Ths a —_—- tt tan wtin ans ‘ — “+ — © recreeesa ey mpcer thea iat - _ a 20 j x 3 } ‘wo jex 37 2 rs 2ian ne r =o “= on ~ "hat oke Ww A P i ea. 3 aa ‘ ack nia .% PeTlare Intersta od “ommerre Su})- To 2 Pp r aa Pr _ . > ~ "% ~ - = Y a na TmNentr > ww Bebe 17 C3 : vy on the part of is Gov-. here to Station WGN in « ag payment Warrant va. committee today unanimously ap-9k visited h: —_—_— aa aa Se - hae SF PmMeaNnt BRere TAnteac ee mt ~pere ‘ “2 } - +i . : nenawad — . . ~ . Pas Ss adopted as present- whe was piaced on tt! air. Thomas H. Ince’« Estate $846.177. proved the bi of Senater Smitha 4 explained : a - Ams + = -»# Sh®soranr*a oa At ae 4 ad Sia a 6 Sn + 7 -“~ , ~ a — ama “ 2 ~ °4 A eee ; i , m of adhe e e Montana Senato efended the OS ANGELES, Jan. 27. —'.(De ef South Carolina, proce ef the w: * Res x” ry Sar ? - Ma 4 _ —_ —+ > - 7 . - ee ~ ~ ye 7 . — » m _ — _— “ — ? ; ; , ——- owanson aS a rea. step in o- I nas fi. imce, motion icture ing f regional appointment ef) voted fg _~ al » Ky “ > 173 =~ + oe , ~ + - J ~~ = y oa ; ’ - } = Le © rg mia ABN OF Ciiat, tior peace and Snhipstead ate producer. whe died last Novem-;members of th: Interstate Come ether ass n er stood together against one tacked it as mn imperialist jic- ber, left an estate vaiued at $846.- merce Commission and for incremas time. 7 - + > w« . - ? n -~ an . 2 oo es ss 6 -- - 2 ‘ * . =e 1@ reservations, while of the tatorship which seeks to extend An appraisal was filed tm Su- ing the membership of the commis ef Divine ’ - ¥asiEe other reservations from one to Itecracy over the world.” perior Court here yesterday. sion to i2 there are . . . + =e b i oa. 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C CHARGES S Brought ’.—Osborne nerTal Lenn. la Biltmore i> knew inst him of sin Florida Beach ts if Pla., Jan sborna ¢(¢« 1¢ral Leon. | eral of the today was alm Beach 4 havine i. led by the Detective with the Ma rch, m. ke, h: 3% in; o pa real ee. lan. A fter “fal life, he ng he Was 8. Cin his for i few “tr 3c ae te busines« Pp tn the ein Wa ter lost j son, W-i9 he eu) ie : . fr ase . i] : anne ia : ublic inspection — aroun | who Seeme d LO ha vea per- 1C oOurt wNH i!d cha ange its the 7 in | should re cede from its former po “he Henry Bruere, (“arl Nyquist and A. a “eTu rns t rut [ Tif ACLIOTN im- der rules governing inspection of ovision Senator King of Utah, one oO! the Democratic members of the committee, has prepared a minority F - ' a a . 33 Rene | ests will he ent -~ | and swerved to the sidewalk stop- | kept in suspense. “If the Supreme Court should re- nosal to repeal the inheritance levy; oO ; ‘ae ‘¢ Ping against a post. A man pinion Sought By Aldermen. and the law allowing publication of nan In this contest he will be joined by a considerable group of Western | ' Republicans and some other Dem. % ? . _f *a 1; try . ocrats who already have held ine | 3 | measure was asked by the commit. formal conferences for formulation Senator King 4esires that the to- tal reduction of the bill be in- | ’ creased from the estimated figure of $35°.000.909 to at least $5009,- REALT y BOOMERS | had stolen another machine in. ee eee STOLEN AUTO CRASHES LEGAL OPINION AGAINST FRISCO OFFICIALS ON PUBLICTY IN SENATE INTO A DRUG STORE PROPOSED ZONING BILL — pory (siAND BOARD ae Nee ce City Counselor Advises Aldermanic C wea) EP anic Commit- - Driverless Machine One of E. N. Brown, J. M. Kurn and Four oe Police tee That It Likely Will Be Held to 2 Jesse Hirschman Replace ina Night. . : | : , ase Be Unconstitutional. Former Directors. -; 4} ce ee, oa The few pedestrians at Taylor _— | By the Aesociate! Press. | "AS TGTON, Jan. 24.—Open- i Manchester avenues at 3:15 ' he new i WASHINGTON, J ‘ and Manchester avenues at 3:15 The new proposed zoning ordi- damaging of private property for NEW YORK, Jan. 2%.—The “ia. m. today were amazed to see; nance. now blic f ; pensa \ re i 4 ee | nance, ht t ; Public use with s 4 ‘nSa- . a driverless Fc oune roll an = ie See of Oe ae See working control of the Chicago, a driverless Ford coupe roll south . ° pe } south Legislative Co ittee ofthe Boarg “0™ then an ordinance of this on Taylor avenue and crash into 6¢ AbBernien os he tte kind, having no’ provision for com- Rock Isiand & Pacific Railway, re- 2 Pe Po — ot ~ on ~ * A me . ww i e o : the drug store of Clarence Wolff eo neid UNCON | Hensation, would again be held in- cently acquired by the St. Louis- ~~ Norris (Rep.). Nebraska. at 45,017 fanchecte ¢ oe &titutional by Seat 3 . ie ; ' Thi 7 gee first of severs! radiate se a | ese ; wT ae ee epreee _Yalld, notwithstandjng the pass-'gan Francisco Railway. was —— = ss : - aoe through the window, througn a/*ourt, unless the Supreme Court | age of the enabling act. ‘strengthened today when Frisco in- amendments under conslaeratio showcase ance opped tn a t: nari | , : riggs of Western aa ssropls dae and stopped tn a tangle departs from the position sag Damages Not Feasible. terests obtained repregentation on yy 5 4 cr 1 we! ~ ‘ > " “,Y ~ arn arn rec s « . ; ‘ 3 ‘ae ad -d ee ene ES Baie wreckage against the soda foun- it took on ea same matter “A zoning ordinance based OM the lock Island board, through the who have serve: notic« Le) FOU. tain 19099 Cena in | + cian . make a “long fight” against th oe ,1923, City Counselor Muench to- | *he theory of eminent domain, @nd | ejection of three new Girectors. iInak a iOng ight =o- sti : Witnesses said they Saw no day sduhaaie the comm!ttee. ' undertaking to award damages to . Ee. N. Brown. chairman of the driver at any time. The machine! Harland Barthol lomew, engineer CCTs of property whose use is Prisco: J. M. Kurn. president of the " Was first observed at Wichita ave- of the City Plan ¢ ommission. in qa | restricted, is not feasible on gen- ‘road, and Jesse Hirschman, a di- nue, a short block nortn, moving | ‘alk before the Chamber of Com-. | ©T@! principles, and particularly inirector and a representative o* : slowly south toward Manchester.| Merce recently, said the same Vie’ of the experience of Minne- | gneyer & Co.. bankers for the ,1t picked up speed as it moved thing, but argued proye there was | #POlis. Frisco, were placed on the Rock down grade, and no one was | 4 £00d jikelihood that the Supreme! . EveD if the Supreme Couststsiand directorate. They succeed | View of the decisions of other state tion, it might still hold the new!y jy, -osseau. who formerly repre- Police traced the license vis, | obeions, courts upholding zoning ordinance invalid if it found the } sented scattered holdings lately ab- ber and learned that the machine | !esislation. He advised tha+ the regulations fo be unreasonable; or’ sorbed by Frisco interests in the bwaes the property of J. M. Pat- city should keep trving, until it if it found some unreasonable, it stock market. | sonal interest f= terson, 5076 Cates avenue. stolen | &©'S 4 zoning ordinance upheld. might declare those invalid and With A. A. Cook also represent- The Real Estate Exchange hag *uStain the balance. In determin- ing Speyer & Co.. the Frisco group - ) Jan. 2. Jt was one of four stolen was later modified. The pendinz;... ' uy taken an op i , ars recovered after last midnight. | en an opposing position, anqg ing whether the provisions are rea-' now comprises about one-third of a ' Driver of Stolen Car Flees. bases its attack Jargely on the sonable, the test should’ be whether the total membership of the Rock A Hudson coupe struck the rear | prospect that*e new zoning ordi. they are necessary or desirable for’ Isiand board. of a Page street car’ at Leonard stm We te ae Lae San 'one O68, | general welfare of the com- | permit to Issue $5,000,000 of Notes and Lucas avenues at 12:30 a. m. meantime realty inter- munity as a whole. Granted to Frisco. Special to the Post-Diaepatch. Berse itself on the question of gen- | JERFERSON CITY, Jan. 27-- eral validity, it would be justified An application of the St. Iouls & either in holding either that the | San Francisco Railway Co. for au- general welfate clause, and ciauses thority to issue $5,000,000 In notes empowering the city to restrict | as part payment of the purchase ‘business of a certain kind, are of 183,333 1-3 shares of the com- 'broad enough to authorize a zoning | ™on stock of the Chicago. Rock written pages. jlaw; or that the enabling act, in| Island & Pacific Ratiway Co., was ieee: diane Lack of compensation for prop- Lares omg aged a the provisions of | ag Se ae pore peer dd by Detectives Fisher and Gruhala fbi ners, Tremricted fm thelr oe hs a ee ahaster, | per tna camel h : bee tio : inky: diatattamed” ties ani sane use of real estate, is the eround | ~°™*? authority on the city to pasg | mediately granted the application. 2) Re Se a ONE ‘ ne on which the Supreme Court. un-|S¥UCh @n ordinance.”’ The purchase price of the stock ee ee ee was stated to be £10,250,000,. of ne ly mee 8 ec The committes has planned to. begin holding public hearings on the proposed ordinance next Mon- ' day. The City Counselor’s opintun on the constitutional phases of the Stepped out and ran away. The machine was traced to Samuel] Wolff of 6970 Clayton avenue. who had reported it stolen from Grand boulevard and Finney avenue dur- | ing the evening dif, iss ~ UV sds li gy. tee. It is a " «+ A young man, who parked a cocument ef 11 7 oe | Ford coupe at Seventh and = §&t. ry Charles street at 2? a. m. PORee SORMRNY. TS WOU FEDER | es Lartson. of 3601 Common-| less it alters its position, will over-| Counselor Muench mentioned the | the taxes on automobiles, trucks. | oo nae ‘iain ae | throw this measure as it did the | objection, made by counsel for the | Which $5,000,000 will be paid with admissions and dues and would go), ie «The prisoner «s Pips, previous one, the City Counselor! Real Estate Exchange, that the| te proceeds of the note tssue and farther in the reduction of sur: | erate Her hil main be a6 - ‘98 pes kor says. But he adds that ir us noi Board of Adjustment. as provided | the balance paid in cash. The 183.- taxes, at least to the extent orig af 5990 i ta, sinsiaieisile Saas . weanel | theses to make provision for in the ordinance, would possess! °°? 1-3 shares of Rock Island com- mony Sremewee OY _DMRSUEUC | senind iMackett..18, of 6012 Mawil ae ace Gee powers properly belonging to the} ™on will be pledged by the Frisco members of the nmittee es et ee eee an-| “If the Supreme Court,” he sai@,| Aldermen. He said this objection, 45 security for the notes, which cock. avenue. as his accomplice. + : fa , & should stand by {ts former opin- |might be removed by an amend-/ Will carry 5 per cent Interest from ; he y ar 5! " . ‘ Auto Stolen Monday Recovered. (jon and hold any restriction on the ment limiting the powers of the} Feb. 1, 1926, and mature In two Hackett admitted he was a party | ag ss tie? *~;use of real estate as a — or | Board of Adjustment. | years. to the theft, and added that they | MOO me em rte ee ee eee Adolphe Menjou Seeks Divorce, Maplewood Monday and left it on | BOY INDICTED FOR 3 KILLINGS (:2!" Jess the wevinity school teach in the throat with a shoemaker’s ents bave asked police to aid in utility companies. ; & lot of rot that is a waste aa knife.’ locating him. ‘ Streets also were paved, but not : time fr Dr a at rs | asi ¢ i i . ; P i , . vy . , . re ee EAE EON ORT ; " 1a ’ stm Se |S 7. wes : r . oo0dfin said. “Our He fiescribe } how hh . le eft the o Rl a eR UN i i crate cia the was the-¢ lients desired. We ! is designed to: bo - latent powgrs that lie tu tly hele No man can hon- us : nt that which, he cannot me. Our gh Kaa | Dr. Woodfin ga, -~ jared he hadi gu . “ents from all the lege of his victim and phiond lana I saw that she was dead. llosophic system the body. “Then the picture of disgrace ty-foot slabs of concrete were laid leaving unpaved the earth between the slab and the curh lines. Curbs were not installed. Concrete side- walks were. laid on some streets dy at his office that night. Fe- | was on the floor when I went out rning the nex: dav, he said, heifor a little walk. 1 came back in ed a saw and a knife to sever 15 minutes and tried to revive her. fats Ar Ps ff ¢hoe onn «ah age “ated to develop his | Gives Advice to Detectives. arose before me. I saw my wife BE egos 209 a sporti “s a riche e can get aces” -2 Manner that In his cell in City Hall today ‘and child ruined, mr ‘profession |... inclement weather. iain te.“ ee, eeetng 66 hearing. PREECE ang everything worth also found it risky to drive off Mc- twwarned the two young detectives while gone from me. The alterna- Donald avenue at Gustine’ street, “ Ai hy fess 4 th, nw _— ° a + fern : ; tho . I+ ie z : arding him to “keep away from tive was to hide the body—dispose | 94. the McDonald grade was a 2 ao. 9 4 he ¢’ oa ~Jnn 7 4 j = a Stat ®s takin aed aoc Ya geo a tell rou something.” he Fa et pipe Be eo foot higher th an the city’s grade at not to mention pom saa l . in said ie “y et nial noth slaaieads semi i Aske Aboud Wife - amen us — . a ‘} — 2 4 hada and one wh Oo came pew } y , | hare sont * “ae ae het pe ‘aieel Marshall ureced hic ee (rye | Sarees essen senin = oe oan ‘ m the ater aie nso oe Poop , } Ge j lad more actual cash than were not registered in the State, | NR weatthae and} Arnold Com 14 ves - ‘ omer, 14 years old, alleged | Buffalo Creek community. Comer | clones that 2200S ee DEBTS AFTER 35 YEARS slayer of three persons—Charles; was seeking food and money when | have been separases M. Moore, fur trader; Mrs. Sarah he appeared at the Boyd farm-| ji. sccianes tas ins aaa NEW YORK. — 26.—P. W | Boyd. an aged wom: house. He was quoted as sayin Gaullaudet & Co., ck Exchange Boyd's infe « — a |he killed the baby because it soli found fault wéh him, calling him Ss infant gfranddauchter—was : ‘‘good-for-nothing, puffed-up, and Ry j 4 ek a uate | Press ouse, which failie " in “1890 has of-|, “4 and Moore because he (the bov : ndicted yesterday for m ) Oy)! ” Wat urder j ‘ : € ed, called mothe fered to pay al] of its creditors Or] first degree. The indictme n the thought he was after him. | concest and called his vies iden: Saeki ‘nt con- liar. Max Stern, an. attorney, substi- | ,tute assignee of the brokerage | a CHARGE PURCHASES PAYABLE IN MARCH | ‘house, has advertised for the ad-{ | dresses of the creditors, saying that jafter 25 years of litigation he now has $°73.098 in the bank with (Reg. T. &. Pat. Off.) } g ‘which to pay them a The payment will be made pos- sible through retained assets of the firm of 1400 shares of the Houston & Texas Central Railroad upon - A ea a cece neat ee 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sizth St. — ; . . " “4 Fir ¢ q : which the Bouthern Pacific hadil; . - » 2 4 .} | foreclosed a mortgage and which! were once considered worthless. The railroad has prospered as an Th | cific system and Jan. 20 bought all eee of the outstanding shares held by ae minority stockholders, more than . lhalf of which belong to the Gallau- | | det firm at $275 a share. F Creditors of TF. W. Gallaudet & 4 : Co., after all expenses were paid, | _s 'had as their share $273,098. Most | of the creditors are now dead and e : their heire scattered. | Among the ereditors were Russell if | Sage, George Westinghouse Jr., ang | A rare bargain festival in which we offer limited quantities of = the Consolidated s Co. The lat- é : ) a, gsibenge Nap eae lice Sige Ge odds and ends at prices remarkably low to, compel immediate clear- 4. 4 of $6. due 33 veara | ance. These values are worthy of a special trip down town. ; 4 _ ADVERTIO“NSS? it | COATS! CHOICE OF THE HOUSE! 4 122 DRESSES SACRIFICED! Tailors’ . } : Our finest Win- Lowest Fourth Floor Price Is $16.75! | . alors Convention | ter Coats regardless At an irresistible give- i ; Held Here This Week ie} of how high away price for we never ' ; Hnndreds of merchant taliors | riced! arrived in St. Louis yesterday to , ELINE'’S—Third Floor carry over! — , attend: the sevedteeth “enn Ge KLINE’S—Fourth Floor. 3 eonvention of the National Asso — : | ; -™ +& ee _ : " Merchant Tailors Oy | 28 Fine Coats r | zs Tailor-Made Upholstered Furi Fermerty double thle puiaet Ma in Floor Specials! ture from the Prufrock-Litton Stunning one-of-a-kind d (Co. shops, Fourth and St. Charles modes. Choice fur trim- $ *g- P iumetia then national reputation mings Deeply Sacrificed: , = “i <i : ci algae Tea ee : ELINE’S—Third Floor. Limited Quantities This well-made litine-roem for Pe at Fs 3 @ CORDUROY ROBES—In both light aiture ie mow offered at auuseedl and dark shades. $i 95 reductions duriag their Femi As Just 14 Tailored Twill Suits Unusual. yhiaaewsg o7e | oe 48 Formerly two and three times! SCARFS—In crepe de chine $1] 49 Smart boyish models in all color combinations. ... . which will be ideal for $ 5() SILK HOSE—Several weights. New- early Spring. est shades. Very $1.33 KLINE’S—Third Floor. special .. FINE TEDDIES — Most <& roan ——~— e values in crepe de chi IT STOPS oe iid. $2.29 , 9 THAT Just 75 Girls’ Dresses SWEATERS—Irresistible values in ‘COUGH Formerly double this price! several neck : Dainty Frocks of-silk or OO | sin as RE ae $1.95 : : wool in wanted shades. $ 85 SILK SLIPS, BLOOMERS, PETT1- . JUNIPER T AR Sizes 7 to 14. — COATS—Odds and ends for $] ALIN FE 8— Balcony. clearance - eafieoe 49 : COMPOUND j GIVES QUICK RELIEF FOR nar BASEMENT _—-*- <4 —- BASEMENT — a Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat Just 65 Finer Winter Coats Just 200 Choice Silk Dresses Witz WenDERSUL SUCoRES a Just the flared and Wanted styles. bor. | - Se A FE straightline models $] fashioned of crepe 595 : for. Canton. All sizes. | :: Ask Grandma----She Kneowd } at - Ea eee ST ee a POR CHILDREN AND ADULTS Coats worth twe and three times! Smartest modes at half their value! Poe you have been looking: de chine, flat crepe, nell mae wt » 2 ou {Aen gee tern

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IRD OPEL OS te A ARR NEN Peo MA * TONE eA oe . wont Pat esy ins Met) : e oe EET poe eee eS ae A a ree ee ee ; ie oR. Se en a Es Re ees * et bi Be ne ety ee i ee a ¥ “ve es int res pune CAA Per eg od ote * ‘ UP aa o ‘ % oS yt tae bi PEN rey ae Fi homes VE ae ee ee, eae iia thine he Ry Pelee ae * Me eed Ae ho EM Picea 9 Sepia’ jy oie 4 EROS, Ss x these ot era catlk Wey BARe ny Mg pis aa aa ee alge Si ol weet by eel ; m P ¥ ioe ; - cae ee * ra ea , cs . 3:4 bs ; Pe a "eS -_- gM . ee a Rie ‘Milks Emulsion restored health. — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1926. A big. © delicious New Boiled Salad Dressing Hee ub i [iat ll a mutt Hl iE. i 3 i dl i HEINTZ Sanitary Steel ASH PITS Galvanized copper-bearing stecl | with angle reinforcing bands top! and bottom. Painted inside and out. No corrugations to hold back contents. Send for New Prices Tyler 254 Heintz Steel & Mfg. Co. ADVERTISEMENT HAD BAD COUGH AND PAINS IN HER LUNGS Gaining weight and strength now. **Last September I took a heavy eold. I kept getting worse until final’ | ly I had pains in my bronchial tubes and all through my lungs. I had a bed cough, could not sleep at night, and was so sore through my lungs that I could hardly stand it. I con- sulted three different doctors and took their medicine, but did not get any better. I suffered death a hun- dred times. One doctor told me I had a deep cold in the walls of my “wuy Another said I had bron- ehial trouble. He kept changing my medicine and burned me all over with electricity. ‘'T read in the paper about Milks Emulsion helping other people, so I thought I would try it. hile I have only taken four small bottles, = lungs do not hurt me any more. y cough is gone and I have gained 4 pounds, and I am still gaining. I was able to do the first washing to- day that I have done since last Sep- tember. In fact, I am now doing m work with pleasure and feel like it is a dream that I have my health — ’—-Mrs. Lida E. Schilds, 672 ongress St., Toledo, Ohio. Iks Emulsion restores healthy, natural bowel action, doing away with sahgewe i pills and physics. It promotes appetite and quickly puts the digestive organs in ae “pe similate food, thus building flesh and strength, which are Nature’s only aids in conquering germs and repair. > 'that he ever promised to BANKER ON STAND N $100,000 SUM |New Yorker Denies Woman's Story He Proposed After Meeting on Train. — ——— By th sated Press. a sa NEW YORK, Jan. 27.—George Brinton Caldwell, 63 years old, | fying to- banker and clubman, testi day at the trial of the ae ‘promise suit brought agninn’ — r ' yf Bola Shiras, ce by Mrs. Clara ont | ore ‘her. He said she took a m ‘serious view of their friendship than he did and that hse wanted (tg travel at a much faster pace ‘than I could go.” Mrs. Shiras, di- : gorced wife of Dr. Ralph D. Shiras of Kansas City is suing for $100,- ' 000, | Asked tf he had ever helped Mrs. Shiras to put on her evening ‘wraps, Caldwell admitted that he did on one occasion when they were csoing to the theater. He | that ,told her he loved her in 'gown, explaining that he meant ‘he liked her clothes. He denied ‘that he had drawn her to him and embraced her. 'By Leased Wire From the New York Burean of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Jan. 27.—George : Brinton Caldwell, investment bank- ‘er, organizer and first president of | ‘the American Investment Bankers’ |Association, and former head of ‘Sperry & Hutchinson ‘Co., was pioc- ‘tured as a whirlwind wooer yester- | day by Mrs. Clara Eola Shiras. Mrs, 'Shiras, who said she divorced her first husband, Dr. Ralph Shiras, a iphysician, in Kansas City in 1912, lis suing Caldwell for $105,000 for ialleged breach of promise to marry ‘and the trial of her suit was begun |yesterday before Supreme Court | Justice Wasservogel and a jury. | In her complaint, Mrs. Shiras, i'who is a statuesque blonde of 39, ‘alleges that Caldwell promised to pmarry her on March 24, 1923. wedding was set for some time in ‘June, she alleged, but was post- poned until fall. Although she states she was ready at all times to marry him, she alleges Caldwell married Miss Marion, Haley An- drews on July 14, 1923. Met Her on Train. Mre. Shiras testified that she first met Caldwell on March 11, 1923, on the Twentieth Century coming from Chicago. He sat opposite her in the diner and introduced himself, she testified, explaining, she said, that his wife had just died and he was lonely. By the time the train ‘reached Cleveland, he wanted to 'get off and get married, but Mra | Shiras said she refused. When she first met Caldwell, | The | 4 ! | | | | @ European itinerary. og Some effects of wasting diseases. is the only solid emulsion. made, and so palatable that it is! eaten with a spoon like ice cream. ' Wonderful for weak, sickly children. | No matter how severe rour caso, You are urged to try Milks Emulsion. If not satisfied with results, vour money will be promptly refunded. Price 60¢ and $1.20 per bottle. Sold by druggists evervwhere. ' ' : : builds strength -Tastes good ————_—_—_—_—— investing see the eee Pct ai 5? 3 AS 36 |H. Andrews of Westbrook, whom he married. Want columns. /Mrs. Shiras said, she told him she) Was a widow, but told him .the/} truth about a week later. George Henry McCall, an artist, testified that he went to the Grand Central | Terminal one day the latter part) of March to meet Mrs. Shiras, | whom he had known for some! time. She was accompanied by| Caldwell, whom she introduced to) him, he said, and they all rode uD- | town in Caldwell’s car to St. An- drew’s Hotel where Mrs. Shiras. was staying. A few nights later, he said, he) called on Mrs. Shiras at her in-' vitation, found Caldwell there and! was informed they were going to’ get married. They talked over! their proposed honeymoon trip, he said, and he helped them draw up “Cry on His Shoulder.” While Mrs. Shiras was on the witness stand, a letter which she. said Caldwell had written her on'§ March 17, 1923, six days after he. met her, was read into the record. | In it Caldwell expressed the hope | she would not find occasion to cry from either joy or sorrow but if she did want to weep he offered his “broad shoulder” as a “head- rest or haven.” 4 Once when he called her his darling wife, she said, she asked how he could be sure of his feel- ings for her on such short ac- quaintance. His reply was, she testified: “Love is spontaneous. You are the type of girl I want.” | On June 22, she testified. he| wrote her he was engaged to Miss. Andrews before he met her. “TY expect to marry Miss Andrews in July,” he wrote. “However, we can still be very good friends, even if not lovers.” The letter states | Miss Andrews was a school teach- er of 35. In the same lettes. Mrs. Shiras said, Caldwell invited her to | spend the week-end at his coun. try home tin Irvington. N. Y. She | accepted, and at 2 o'clock in the | morning, on the porch overlooking the moonlit Hudson, she said, he told her he was just putting her to a test by telling of his engagement to Miss Andrews. Caldwell, in his answer to Mrs. Shiras’ complaint, makes a gen- eral denial of all her charges. By the Associated Prass._ PORTLAND, Me. Jan. 2?7.— George Brinton Caldwell,who is de- fending a $100,000 breach of prom- ise suit by Mrs. Clara Bola Shiras, in New York, was sued for $300,- 000 on similar grounds by Miss Zoe M. Evans, a Boston manicure, formerly of Portland, ber, 1924. Miss Evans alleged he proposed marriage to her a few months before the announcement of his engagement to Miss Marion in Novem. Tulvers’ Stages at Other Cities. Pittsburg, 9.9 feet: Cincinnati, 40.9 feet, a fall of 8.8 feet: Louis. ville, 21.7 feet, a fall of 1.3 feet; Cairo, 35.2 feet, a rise of 1.1 feet, | Memphis, 23.6 feet, a rise of 23. feet; Vicksburg, 19.8 feet, a rige of 2.5 feet; New Orleans 3 feet, a rise of .2 of a foot. ‘ ALL GOODS CHARGED DURING THIS SALE PAYABLE IN MARCH ‘ . aa id aa s d aes oo Putte a 3 Sau hee ae a bi hi a eae ee ee ee. ae, a ce ee ae , he best clothing values that ever hit St.Louis — $30 °S5 *60 °65 Hart Schatiner & Marx uits and OVercoats You'll like it; new smart styles; all the new colors and fabrics; sizes to fit every man, and amazing money savings It’s one of the biggest things we’ve ever done for you—the prices listed above show that The clothes make the values look far bigger—they’ve got so much quality inthem Better get yours early The Suits We can’t remember when we've been able to offer such an appealing selection of. attractive woolens and stylish models in a sale—most every kind of g00d new pattern and shade is in this great assortment Practically everything you might want in a fine new suit is to be found here—you /jp must see the offering to appreciate theif a real worth MW The Overcoats Here are all the newest models and unu- sually large selection in the wanted new double - breasteds— blue coats in various shades, many of the new bracken shades Every coat is richly silk lined, most of the fabrics have luxurious plaid backs Ulsters, ulsterettes, medium weights and even spring topcoats are included Our entire Washington Avenue windows display these wonderful values at *39 ‘WOLFF'S Washington Avenue at Broadway eR CRORE NASIR: » .. - < eh STE PRS RES So RIE Ae a PRE OR starting [hursday _

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - — te nll a _s > 7 7 a . Se ee eee ~ A AS aT SREY ——~ gat S95 Wi Sel Sent io #4 * ie Pps tye = Hie atta BES EE ES Nia ig Re ROME a py Ne iNeed 1 eae i Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis = Or a A Curtains, 98c Pair Of barred grenadine with frill ruffle sides and bot- tom. 274 yards long. Tie- backs to match. Crash Towels. 15c Absorbent Crash Towels with fast-colored red or blue borders. All hand hemmed. (Thrift Avenue—Main F!} -Linen Napkins - “6 for $2.45 Silver bleached ali-linen | damask Napkins hemstitched measuring 18x18 inches. (Square §—Main- Floor) Linen Toweling Princess Slips, $1.50 Cotton v7 Princess Slips, in flesh or white. Bodice top style and with hip hem. Sizes 36 to 44. Printed Voiles, 35c Sheer, crisp 36-inch chif- fon Voiles in, attractwe colorings and prints. Rag Rugs, 95c Bath or bedroom Rag Rugs in pretty color combi- mations of blue and gray. 24x48-inch size. Velvet and Axminster 19c Yard Mats at $2.95 Heavy-weight bleached Door and dresser size, all-linen: crash Toweling 221!4x36 inches. with fast-color borders. (Square 15—Main Floor.’ Silk Crepes, $1.39 ible Dress Crepe in ss Sting color assort- ent, with abundance of te, opera shades and new «Thrift Avenue—Main Foor.) Cotton Blankets $2.65 Pair Medium-weight cotton bed Blankets in large block plaids with over-cast stitch- colorings . 40 inches wide. ¢q ends. 72x80 inches. (Escalator Square— i} Main Fioor.) (Square 2—Main Floor.) Girls’ Wool Slippers Special, Qe Pair Warm, comfortable Slippers of all- wool cloth, made with ankle strap and neatly bound. Flexible leather soles and inner lining to insure durability. In .a good assortment of sizes. (Thrift Avenve—Main Flocr.) Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable in March mn ee Fry inf by 6, f bi? ti ‘ky ro (Men's Store—Fourth Floor.) Thursday Is Bedding Day In the Semi-Annual Sale of Furniture Automatic Day Bed With Windsor Ends 345 Finished in American walnut and covered in an attractive figured cre- tonne, this Day Bed is a charming piece of furniture by day and can be opened into a full-size bed at night. It is equipped with a one-piece spring Double-Deck Coil Spring Gray Enamel Finish $13.95 This Spring is constructed of soft and resilient spirals of best quality; the border wires are extra heavy and the coils are attached to the frame with heavy angle steel, giving flexibility. nr and has a large space for bedding. 7 5), | Steel Beds $14.95 These attractive Beds are substantially built in the oval tubing style: and are offeréd in double or twin size. in American walnut. Finished Cotton Felt Mattress 50-Pound Size « 219.09 This Mattress is made of cotton felt. It is well tufted and has heavy rolled edge. Covered in a good grade of art ticking, it is an unusual value. In twin size, $13.50. RT i a ‘Serenth Filoer.) _|| Kappenheimer Suits. Offering a Vast Assortment of Desirable Suits In Two Groups of Extraordinary Values The importance of this yearly sale extends to every man in St. Louis. Thou- sands of new Suits, including many in Spring colors and styles, have been pur- chased for this event, and prices have been greatly reduced on our regular stocks, offering selections that are exceedingly desirable. Sizes for all men. In Accordance With Our Policy, There Will Be No Charge for Alterations ea OSS CO FOOD 96555 0 SOPH FO DD PP ODO SOOO SOS ISOS DS DIOO Dollar Sale Housewares 35O99555 of Thursday on Our Fifth Floor Aunt Sarah Bakers $1.00 An excellent baker for 5 4 for $1.00 e Beautiful colored beads are woven into mats for ta- ble use. An unusua] value. Bread Boxes, $1.00 Medium size Boxes in white or blue enamel finish. " ' i wo Ll j Cereal Shelves, $1.00 Hardwood kitchen Shelves that will hold an entire Cereal Set. : ? Made of Wear-ever alum- | with side handles. An Event of Great I mportance to the Economical Housewite Ready-Mixed Paint 2 QOts. for $1.00 A wide selection of colors for indoor or outdoor use. Toilet Paper 4 Rolls for $1.00 High-grade Tissue—asoe sheets to the roll. Electric Cord Sets 2 for $1.00 “Fit-All”—complete Card Sets for electric appliances. Two-Way Sockets 4 for $1.00 Fit in all lamp sockets— giving you two openings. Electric Curling Irons $1.00 Of good quality with. white enameled handle and silk cord. i ' | 7-Pc. Kitchen Sets $1.00 Wooden Sets—4 spoons, rolling pin, potato masher and wood rack. i Kettle and Spoon $1.00 8-quart.aluminum Kettle , with large aluminum Spoon. Teakettle, $1.00 © Panel shape aluminum Kettle; s-qt. size. Aluminum Roaster $1.00 In reund or oval shape Aluminum Percolator $1.00 Pane! shape coffee Perco- lator in 3-qt. size. (Pitth Fieor.) $962; \ , : > c : va (5 . eee ne PE Ea GENT RC at 1 aE 1 eo — — ~ _ a — socsieeneneetenememendtion maitietimnstiion seme eiiti ees ieeeetie ee wae a . aapaeanipealiten peregrine ae ER ema NRn aoe: NE en — a tg ete ne Logg ee ee ied eee ss eee wap estes soe ne ween nares te — oe ee ; Fitogid eer iraliny Seal 8 pm maori apy ae hearts ee Sige be Se ae eos wong ipl Nee RGM "

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a “ ail — ata - . . Bi WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH Bi ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i | i | ANTI-CANCER SERUM - PEET ; Charge ° ie Pay ec ti { | OGERS ST Fine Made Remai —— 4) TED IN GERMANY |) ceasacce ecu t= Month, P = ee : ° * ° = ? i ae | available in St. Louis only March Few i at Vandervoort’s. q ; ° > 4 Rav’ ‘ indi Roe ; i That Resisted : ther’ komes—cancerous tumors which N, Bri a IN THE NEGLIGEE SHOF tid ee (iilrccutea X-ray treetinent—to the| The VANDERVOORT STOPS FOR MEN. ews brlers| — a: : , ant vf + 2 oe - i : . gg wash ond do it Saotak Clenmer fasnenel saneinete. ae REMINDER—"‘Dix- | j vane, os ss A yes r ago Prof. Blumenthal Fenat yr ve sea erm iis _ ”" Make’’—The Uniforms. Regular $16. 75 For Thursday, F thee ell match gour succeeded in discovering in human efore inventory ' chosen by those who i | Pee on tele. - turmnors certain baccilli, whi — he i w the correct accept- and $20 Garments ones — 2 cultivated through infection of rats ] rear yw the correct, : ASHING c.othes, and at ; re +> produce cancer. Blu- Nec kw ear Reduced | ed mode!s for all occasions | § W washing ‘em well, 1s our menthal’s word was confirmed by -_ of the day. ‘ 3 business. We use soapy suds of Professors Reichert, Binz and 45¢ 65¢ * *® * : | & | purest soap—cascaded pv Reath. sis aie: sane : | ’ % i vour clothes with just enol ; Only a vear later, to the siignt $1.25 a ? 7 + : | motion to remove the soil avd chagrin of German science, the. oie tere eden | — - and OU can Se.ect several | | impurities, and we're carefal Englishmen Gre and Bernard were | Former 75c| 9/00 Cut Silks. : -smart little Felt Hats— | 2 | all of the time because we want credited with having discovered in : we $1 Cut Silks. | as : from many delightful new | # | to do your wet wash each _ = chicken @ cancer virus the . | - S$] 45 = Spring shades—for the Z ve our wagon ca.l. ence of which had been supposed | = = > ¥ vaheepiaees eng Nor reaegrchers 8 IC | ° : price you usually pay for | i, ae wal hs : i ? = ° . i 4 | Prof. Blumenthal connects his = Former $1.50 and | Former $3 and : one, if you choose from | NN i" | Wet Wash, 6c lb. discovery with that of the English- . : $2.00 Cut Silks. $3.50 Silk Knits, = the at tractive assortm lent . ; men His cancer theory is that : | 4 ) Minimum Bundle, $1.30 bacilli « per ieeeoa bod; and aniiiewe : ~ Seg ry a nee’ | Ag ; saa iariaiataia : . : . 95 lh - ‘ | irritaticns - the cells, which causes All Our Manhattan Shirts = — . . | ; Bf the sons ction of typical cancer ' ~~ eee _ +. — i a Wet Wash, Rc lb if virus. Bac milli soon eaiiens but 95 Cc Disc ount } ue Flat Work Ironed, ° if the virus remains, by which the en $5 Shi = MOURNING Hats for | i | as | undle cancer continues to develop. Sale of $3.50 -” irts E th -all-croomed ae H ft * | Mninam 5 —— Prof. Blumenthal] believes that re : a ss Ht E: ; Band} ih die pen de. his serum can definitely eliminate *) ~e LO = man are also as Sp —— : : i x _ = the virus. A formal scientific state- | . . = feature in the ander- me & | mete in 1" ee oe ment of his results will appear in $3 and Soiled White = yvoort Millinery Shops. a ae ' aft Lakewood and East me heer ra eee to . irts Our own importation of i See : St. Louis. ee eee : | $1.95 French Mourning Milli- - PA | ry, and clever adapta- : _ Phome—Viecor 47es-a7es-47i0 | CHARGES WIFE PRETENDED TO — $15, $13.50 and $12 ee ee ee ¢ | Blanket Robes. ns irom ( r G¢ A | AT TEMPT SUICIDE AT CHURCH Sg V5 rooms are shown. Hand- | : D E | B. P. Clermont Also Recites Other ‘ ; made Veils are made to fit | H. a Alleced Indignities in Suit All Felt Hats | each Hat, if desired , s | for Divorce. “eee and Borsalinos excepted. | - i . | x ‘fi Bernard P. Clermont, an tnsur- . C7 or | 4 WET WASH LAUNDRY ‘ance agent, yesterday filed suit to 20 Discount | HE AT a nemeanl 4 : | . ‘§ divorce Mrs. Leona E. Clermont, if, mourning App if Victor and Ohio eS SESE DOSES, as In a ho 2 | Shop shows a complete ; , : a Orgs charges that eis Rie ee $ 1 95 f | assortment of appropriate A N attractive opportunity to select from a large and widely varied as@g : lweternable disposition ané embar- ihe * oe , : ae apparel in all sortment of lovely new Negligees and Robes at an exceptionallyy a ; e ee ee eee a er ee a | | SRK, gre all white. In- low price! At the end of these three days, the remaining garments wil ed. 2 an scenes. mong other a : . rico aae7 e. weve rrr yy rrr YT rue div id 1a. ‘ SS} Stance in the a sational tions he avers that on one occasion, ees Hon isa a service for be marked at their regular prices . Nev 4 n / , while he was at church service in ss | ae ee er : oli sire H Success Uanta, Ga., where they lived, his Table for Your Portable whieh P many have ex- Practically all of the most favored styles and colors in Negligee, Ei 4p ' ; ae ans 4 YT) hes pr, ry ec tl Nn. - 4 (on thesseamabetaganedDmessegges adm Sewing Machine > Jae romes Spprenaem, | mono and Breakfast Coat types are included. Their workmanship ¢ 5 fende ‘ rTempt uUIcIiae ‘ _ = + j ! 7 taking what was thought to have nce | to. % oe | quality is especially attractive! Included in this offering are: : | been carbolic acid but proved to he ANDY walnut End Table of convenient size | eee : ip wacumeen & drink. : | — si ” asin Gael with vour electric : HE Miss or eons wae Tailored Cordelaine Robes Lace-Trimmed Crepe de Chine : . « 24S1nN ’ S$] Lor use eee! OUP ©€1eCciric ‘ . ° . | This so embarassed him that he _ ER ps pg ‘ would add an enliven- Semi-Shetk Robes of Baronet Satin Breakfast Coats | Ss ag gremnedeitgnten the dlemad nn ae ing Weillianse to ‘her even. er Cordelaine Satin Negligees with Vari- : engaged in the insurance Dusiness | ‘ d . mac a ee = a ake j and come to this city, he says. He Special $60 Portable Machine, S42 ing slippers will like the Satin Kimonos with Painted Colored Velvet Appliques A also charges she hit him on the nowtnd Mathias Ghai Delbaeiaies rhinestone buckles in Modernistic Designs Crepe de Chine Robes with Shirred iF head with a cut _siase a and in- marie many shapes. and sizes Appliqued On Puffing Trim ‘s flicted a wound whic required — 3S aon) +h “oot- ; : ‘. /several stitches to heal. They were | | es Sy al bas Sho wen Cordelaine and Baronet Satin Robes with : | eenerted AUg. Oo , 1932, and s: ‘parated | wear ashion _ p- Three we Tone Corded Band Trimming “April 11. | | rs ’ istari "Mrs. Clermont could not be | ios tes | Colors: Turquoise, Orchid, Peach, Pink, Wistaria, Rose and Black, : ‘reached for a statement. HAYE vou seen those Negligee Shop—Third Floor. f \eharce Against Saunders Dropp:~: vividly-striped stock- . . ° | ; on. Jan 27 Th ings whose destiny it is to " Distribators | somagayie gag eee and batter ie ~ ia ose artly wi th th : : charge : Contr? st sSijar Au hd Hass-Lieber Grocery Co. ssii's' Clarence Stundera, as Becemgerinemye geet me End-of-the Month Clearaway ; resu eS | | aches e, shione ‘ Amos-James Grocery Co. with John C Burch secretary | beaches? Full fas hioned | : ‘the Piggly Wiggly Corporatio | of finest lisle;: found in Scudders-Gale Groc. Co. .'). aigmissea in putice court ves 3 | the Women's Hosiery | us O or O es i = ‘terday for lack of prosecution | Shon | 7 Cheese the medium most persems | gurch announced prior to the tim Fiwedepiiad Time in St. aisle? gee : At R d d Pri Ba read to find the lesers of lost arti- | set for the hearing that he did uo’ * * * : e Luce ices | a ies, That medium im St. Louie te Tio saunders prosecuted on * | | - 3 = SP. . Cc ! su Trt 7. ; - ° . Sy Sal e have been rTou ped and pri ieed ° $97. } | sO remarkably low that every niece wll he so! a by Saturday Others Are Priced Up to Is 4 © oo Mattress Special 40 Simmons Beds Odd Dressers HE Napanee Dnuteh Kitchenet : oe ure cot Mattre Th signs fi : in anity Dresser nd Daven- c= € | P cotton la - —— | $ Van ssers & Dav nay he had i in several] models, alt : covered in ticking of good qguai- a :' é - $1375 ports—lirmited number 1 ial Lanmeil Sin meet hat Pi - t+ ’ a a Chiy. Reg STped * Tan and Black Grain Calf ity. Full or twin $13 -” = ihe Sete enone 2 peciz pi | size. Special fd “sn Beds ‘ — | aaniias ments. Every convent e Three onliy——Woed end Dary- ampie attresses » hee } —f : T J Coil Spring Beds that open with one motion Seven only—all felt, made of { has pg In. oe —a =a a r » Double Coil Spring. tn either | '"to full-size beds. Comfortable cellent materia! Slight possessed DV no other cabdine — 740 Pp A I R S O F SEASON ABLE a 2 cog 8 nag . gcaay is mages link pena aa Campileta anion mecerweis. Slightly } ” s . . a , full or twin size. Enameled in i eee bie oe | ealted trem : fleer _ Twin same ex¢:llent construction 7IN ~ , - . y | gray. “ear iat alga rie cag , ly mer! —_ | Speciai, 45.00, ale $14.75 to $45.00, . , : ° Y iP 9 . a. a - + £4] WHEN THEY ARE NEEDED Vandervoort’s Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. : In Four Widths os — : As Ch 2m " . a le ; Finished in om, white enamel or 4 All Sizes in the Lot as a Whole urs ay at anadervoo on ‘ched. in white cuanal in easy cle : | . Firm, flat, sliding porcelain top. $5.00 , ieee Will deliver any model to your home. The balance a on most Dollar Day signs throughout the store point the way terms. You will actually save the cost in time, steps an o | to special savings on scores of much-wanted items. Porcelain Top Table, 25x00 inches, With Drawer, $7:50 te = ae wm Vandervoort’s Houseware Shop—Downstairs.

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Ce ? * f : ey ce ~4 ey eed ried as-: ionally its will’ ee, Ki- up and ‘hine ri- es shirred n @s- iced ; henet Is, all rtain lence gs are The . all, ) In. gray e fin- ning. org Monopolies in Turkey. : | ational Assembly at Angora has' 4 — : oii ™ ey By. y wt MA OR Ca Og 3 an. 1 Lhe tee rom yesterday. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH adopted laws establishin state “LONDON. Jan. 27 .—~ An Ex- | monopolics in petroleum a! c cndine e Telegraph dispatch from = importation of these arti " ntinople says the Turkish | private individuals is a pid [Field's 6th ang Washington |SALEOF 500 NEW pring Hats Values to $5! Thursday at See These Lovely Hats in Our Just Two Windows Are Shown ‘ Hats of Crepe, Satin, Hairbraid, Silk and Straw Small Hats Matron Hats Cloches Large Hats Turbans Semi-Pokes Everything NEW is includ- Styles for every type! Every de- A brand-new shipment! ed. Hats for all occasions! Newest effects in trimmings and shapes! sired color. MARVELOUS VALUES AT $2.00!!! Third Floor. hind 26346 Hebert street, “stre et District, from about | : e oo D ec .°1. until 19 a. m., Dec. -_ when it was removed 0} an employe of the owners, the Bohn- oe enartz Commission ©0,, 714 North Fourth street It bore the company’s license plates, the num- . hers of which had been broadcast 'Bohn, president of ils «eal as ? ae 6 POLICEMEN CHARGE = Winh NEGLECT UF DUTY Se ee i itl eae —— ‘om yer WEDNE wr — SDAY EVENING, ‘BURNED WHEN SPARKS FROM ee ‘HOSE NOZZLE IGNITES GASOLINE | ==, “o. Chauffeur Sc verely Injured When | Preparing to Fill His Ben Sievi, 490 i Stolen Truck eae in [wo Days—osergeanls Give ruck he was taking from a ga-'! Extra Duty as Excuse. e at 2628 Chouteau avenue | : ; ATG + ead sai itold physicians at City Hos- . police sergeants and: pital | th at he was preparing to fill three patrelmen will be tried Wri- || © gasoling tank Oni pre Cet 4 nad | ee r neglect of duty because aise #: " ee = —— ite oe | , » gaat tal Nose reZwie igainst the | 1 stolen metor truck stoed for tWO 'iank jenited solir “His | davs in an alley in their territory, was observed by a house- fied until 1% . | s ~ '& Sd oe , teh ae’ yt ns a ed Bp Date tei ows ‘ 7 1 f bs " we Peete Na NS SS ie, tp Datel esdemeede asc Sag Piet Lisi cleat eal Fe Rang IN che dad: ay OS WEE AB GEM oir CY eS yy i MEE " Ae ee RNS TO Ryd, RR Aree gt: aay UE 1s .-. ‘ bepaeee Ay ye “ e- , » . Ap hess O76} S- 5 om abe aa & fe CI ~ Sone Paes hiah wg ich Sg at NY Fey eg pore i SEER SS, Pan "A Os RN. RR yates - ‘ os ee eee rset e~% , - 5 Se ne eS Cee Oey ae ee eee Seer nya - Sn nae _ — . om " hye : . bows 5 BO gts ie ally Ads aati : ae Ke gga 2 ae tm! PARAS AEE pe oe COTES * i i ~ ee 4 t - : r

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p ST IAIN PAET-MIGPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EE A TNE aupeiee — ot rene ee - ee a REFUSED 10 BUY BACK —————SS Soi SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 9 AND 16 iH IEWELRT, Ww HELD E have a Kimball piano F AMO | | S ” B \ N kK ( Jr re East St. Louisan Says Robbers ; : h ° Ce Wanted $2 00—1 hree : built In 1868 C at 1S a ’ We Give Eagle Stamps and | Redeem “Full "Books ee: $2.co in Charge Purchases - Meade ‘the Balance of re > Other s So ught. e i en ee q = ‘e - eet om Aenean a : Cash or $2.50 tn Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Month Will Be Placed on February Statements” —~ ae good piano today...anda 00T Diiiteia Mil One-Daw i ee Ones tela | | At 9:00 Thursday Morning Begins the January One-Day Fast St. outs Ke amball Grand costs onl resentativ es of five oh igh wayme ei a Nn | who held up him and his eat last May, approached him after gi $6 WY k] the robbery with an offer to re- $975 es erms cc y- turn the $4000 worth of jewelry they had taken if Ernest would) pay them $2500. - Ernest refused the offer and ! } went before the St. Clair County grand jury as a witness. As a re-' . cult of his testimony, five St. Teakettles Canister Sets Louisans have been indicted as the | $1.50 men who accosted him, his wife) Kieselhorst’s comin year vane. $ | Value. ae and two sons in front of the Ernest pol icy: instruments of nagBon- ; od Four-pt Set gg le a i a White enameled Tea- : s~esece Sets — came” ) ee oe ere Swomy-re ally recognized quality; fair setties, 4-quart size: | Some Lots Limited—So Early Shopping Is Adsised— isters for flour, sugas, pon : street, East St. Louis, last May. - bl em woocen grip. N Ph M | C O D O d A d tea. 79¢ t Sale of — i: came to my ObDrother, Arnot $1 ‘ 7 Ernest, and said perhaps he sacid aad 8 help me recover the jewelry taken OapSs wicr_and é in the holdup,” Ernest related : i “Arnold referred the man to me Mi Naphtha $1. | i and he made the same proposition $1 100 3 ‘ in my office. I told him I wanted rosy ous + ‘ to deal with the princi Pals in thé | $1. 50 ‘Sets, $1 oF e ite Nagh- $1 50 Racks, st $1 98 2 case and he ieft without offe rine ’ 3-piece ite-enameled size: limit one lot to Fo! di ry . ‘ a definite plan for recovery @ buyer | Racks with, : ee ) : ‘Lat wed I had . call from a ffll- Crystal White ing station proprietor in St. Louis. en $1.49 Hie said he might be able to rPre- 27 fer.. $I aii cover the jewelry for me and asked Peet Bros. White quality f how much insurance I had carried. | ular size ‘limit “ae $ I told him the $4000 in jewelry wag —. bu as San ee sn insured for $2500 pe “Well.” he said. ‘if that money Ammons Naphtha a a fs paid over to me I think I might = $ ’ 1.48 be able to get your stuff back. I | a j von T tor a ‘ $1. cal told him I would deal only with the $1 25 Stools, $1 came” tees slic : is | principals in the Case an d refused $1 50 Carvers, $1 ding pantry step ular size 1 lot to a Keen ntti 4 brand: 4 : $i. 65 Wrenches, $1 — © his offer. By that time I had given -piece Sets— Car’ Stools, well made mayer lo handle tools. : Fiousehold pipe Wrenches | up any hope of getting the jewelry fork; good steel. uw") Z - Soap | ef excellent size. back - myer ae ce ’ = After the robbery Ernest identi- > “ S 22 — o fied photographs in the East St. ' | rt | Large size—m: ade by Louis and St. Louie police gatleries sa } oi 2? Sane gs! az those of the men who had > rial } " a Home Ice Cream Co., of East St. a we | 5 | a — ie Louis, who was kflied by holdup | wi “- Se ee 4 ae UL 42 in Sle yi men July 5 Fie is also charged oot a =~ ot in another Warrant with participa- = Flak = We 2 tion in the $2800 holdup of the 55c wg 3 for iy: vory es 31 .50 Stands, § $1 Bag vine 4 East Side Illinois Central office White enameled = m Keyst wits : = oo 3! l}) - metal Bird Cage $1. ta Ski llets, ar a 7 2 on Oct. 9. ong abinets; with Reem sities cinaadies Bie , FP © ~: — a oe a ee W = ; -— Gamble large S aaa Paes. j Sets, Griswold make. ) om ® ; Sm : TAXI HITS TWO OTHER CARS one a buyer | Pine | AND KNOCKS DOWN LAMP POST hy yG (Cleanser | f as Men's Cans $ | wef / A vellow taxicab was pursued in| 3 tor. I ta 2 ape ; . F ; bs — South — b soe am hus night aie " ohn. nae ' _> ——_ are -brok after it had collided with two ma- | ° S ° = O by Armour & C l eee" chines and had knocked a gas Their Best uits an vercoats ot to a buyer Men’s lamp post off at its base. The > > 2 # > m h Heavy 2 taxicab driver eluded pursuit but Direct From Their ailoring S ops . 5 K Mk ; the cab number, No. 25, was noted $ 6 : = ony $1 a M and John Schrier 34 years old, of SU.26 Kettles, $1 | See Beets tes $1.75 Combinets, $1 $1.50 Casseroles, $1 ale Lipped aluminum Pre- bail. White enameled Siop Jars | Round 8-itnch stvle—heat- with cover and wood proof pottery inset. 1304 Benton street. was arrested serve Kettles; 10 quart. ‘ ; 2 later at a garage of the company at ; 3334 Pine boulevard. ; to rel ues | After his arrest Schrier was 4s taken to city hospital where he was 2 = pronounced suffering from acute 7 a alcoholism. He later was removed. ; = to Magnolia Avenue Police Station) E s charged with operating an auto-' $1 25 Graters, $i 3 mobile while intoxicated, leaving | Food Graters wit 4 4 : the scene of the accident and care. | en pressure block. 7 3 less driving. He made no ——_ 74 ment. | $1 90 R fri $1.70 Roasters $1 ; “= ——_ ae I e g ‘tors, $1 Oval aluminum Roasters . Universal a @ | , Galvanized iron Window with cover; seamless. _ $1.50 Grinders, $1 Vacuum Bottles; a 4 , —— as eh Tool Grinders — for ca#® ) | Sion styie. sharpening knives, etc. ny @ Midwinter’s outstanding clothing event! The selection is not onlv extremely profitable, but trulv extraordinary. Society Brand Clothes are known far and wide for their excellence, and this sale offers vou the smartest Suits and Overcoats at savings which cannot help but command rec- ognition and approval of our policy of dominant value- giving. Many of these garments being of medium weight and appropriate for Spring, the choice at $33 beonnnee even more remarkable. ee ee ee WOES) EAC. See es a t and veget arie mA retinned. $1.40 Gar'ge Cons, $1 $i 7-50 Hand Sem, Heavy alvan! zed ire : Hand Saws, ~ with MB and bai! ~ blade; wood gt'p- $i 95 Ovens, s1 size low Waffle iron: =” - wer,’ n feavrv 4 © Ing pan. »vens; only lto a buper. ~ . A slight alteration charge covering cost, wi!] be made for extensive alterations, should they be ; necessary. Minor alterations, such as shorten- | ing or lengthening trousers or sleeves, wil] he made without charge. 70¢ Brooms 2 ra ‘$1 size rooms 3-se wth ah me 1.30 Mop Sets, $1 Electric . $1 30 Boards, $1 ; | "loge Mo oats Needs $1 40 Hampers, $1 $1. 60 Wash Toh . 4 : ha ile and 4-oz. bottle : | | mee 5 Tronin = ds. “we iardw PS rubs stationary wood i | l'en-Payment Budget P| ti rdiatedend Sead tare | elas fartwoed apuint chthes | Fate | ms _—— ti ciahad an od width. . as ‘s wit! , handie. aG | e an : Choice $ , 17 —Extended on These _— B ‘ | at...... i rand vanecsaes e Althouch $3: ~ ’ . .} | Traveler's $1.50 . : _ = AITLO tBige }- ; farments are no Within le pri ‘2 rangve . Electr [rons St >< —= , } ; _ rae . of - 7 — a Plan usually appues, We are making an exeent on. in exis shake oe. $1.50—29-ft. Exten- = ; profit by this vale Under this plan you Pay oniv a smal! onal na ree ate: ; sion ...... ..$t : |} | : ance being due in ten weekly parments. Cash rec:! TT os SES OEE 95c Iren Cord and pa, | 4 } a" ments. § asn. remiliar Cparwe and RrAcat Dia. 3 . | prices are the same. ‘ a & one 9c S8-ft. Exten- sion . : ao J—— cman % cane $1.75 Molds $1 _$1.50 Boxes, $1. | 2 sarst_ | 5c Hods, 2 for $1 Cast i: to ; ide for apanred veTs.. = Heavy galvant zed ee , = } bread or cake nd Cake Soxes $1.75 Heating sal Hods; reinforced heavy aluminwm. Charge Purchases Will Appear on February Statements ) ~w Heepencapecah $1.25 and $1.40 Flour Bins, 25-1D.. $1 gee age - ana $1.25 and $1.50 Waste Baskets, fancr.......3% _ $1.50 Back saws, steel teeth So __ ' pod Saati, inet $1 ‘ $1.50 Quart Krystaline White Enamel... $1 ssc Carbon Bulbs ogni bea a ee cs $t $1.45 Half-Gallon F. & B, Mixed Paint. $1 © for ........ 91 $4.25 Alumina Beekte Sailers | a $1.54 Chamois, washabie — 35e Washer Grease 20c Clothes Props, 8-ft........... 6 for $1 $1.40 Willow Clothes Raskets : $1 6 Ibe “92% $1 $1.50 Alundnum Water Pails, 1O-quamt nae ox13~-¢ . $1.50 Household Handle Axes. ‘ere $1 ste Lighting Bulbs $1.50 Game Carving Shears $i choice Ww Gi R d . $1.30 Coffee Percolators, aluminum..... $i 2, = $1.73 White Enametcd Kit pete ~ e ive and edéee agl $1.50 Clothesline Reels, with lime......... $1 —_ Dimalites. ' 10c Koll Toilet Paper, 1000 sheets. Dia. mE e Stamps $1.25 Aluminum Water Pitchers, 4-quart... $1 Bascment Galtery Bence Db.» 5.

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ee ee gues WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1926. st. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH Coffee Sale Bloomers Will Be Held Friday iat tee Si 1 @ The special) monthly | eagle apa Coffee will € 7c to $1 be he'd on the Friday fol- i cotton sat- BE eae aS PE RET coer ee * J Ya Me A PS inay Bloomers in lght | We Give Eagle Stamps an ewe — Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily. Saturday, 9 A. M. to6P. M. FAMOUS “BARR CQ = € Men's + 8 yee d Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Cash or $2.50 in | Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Ercepted ne ge ne ar nd col ar attached. zes 14 to 17 Basement i | P| lowing Dollar Day. an@ dark colors. | fe 4 Basement Basement z 3 — if Eo 4 Sh ; i] Men’s Shirts : At $1.50 and Pins $1.85 Values ay @€ Madras, cotton a § } idcloth, ( if pongee and other | fabrics: neck band 7 79c to $1. 00 oe 2 for $1 Bove’ Blo vuses of el, madras end perca in fancy aiid piain coors. Sizea 7 to 1A. | Men’ s Coat a $1 Coat Ewealers m y 2 ore or Rag s wear. In eolior wil) T Siges ik to : ‘$1. 49 Plain ; Flannel, Yd. $1 Plain colors in inel, 3O touches La ei wide anc § = ‘$1. 49 to $1. 98 Silks, Yd. $1 A grt yt wg u“e ie! | TE oes ou ad @€ 54-inch all-woo! Flanne! in atx best Spring many othgr popular candies. S6-inch chiffon Taffeta in narr “9000 yards of od ces of Silke of vari- J gg ous weaves. Mal! = printed kine : cosors and two etrics of checks; H $1.98 Printed Canton Gene, Yd. -$] WE et chats patterns. It 1s 4°) inches wide Children’s Shoes, 2 Prs. — Children's low and hi Sh $1.49 White Tub Silk, Yd. Go ce Thee! are’ al | are Shee Satin stripe White ub Silk of a good ! Children’s Gloves, 2 Prs. Children’s 8Dc tn $1.25 mone in wool gauntiet etrle or fleace-! t quality for undergarments 25c Brassicres, 5 | for $1.69 Taffeta, Yd. $j tsi Ga a bron, roke: Bist os are somewhat 86-inch Tirown att ee ~abe type tion, 4/80 browaas and far Children’s $1.50 Umbrellas Strongly made eotton Wmbrellas in black colors. Choose from a varied selection of | taupe and black. 1B aaa rassieres, 2 for $1. 49 Brown Messaline, Yd. $1 ofr bd and fanev material ls i. n meer agin that is ideal for cress slips, et Hack i900 ‘ range of s! ne ¢ sample gar ° ” . oe — — t are broken @ Women's elastic rib- bed cotton Suits; knee Mea's $1.25 to $1.15 Underwea | Ra Basement Men’s $1.45 Siiepere $1 Flack and bon wn leather Slippers tripes figures plain aleve e $1 .29 Congoleum Mats feet Congoleum Mats. man vy places about the home. In colorful combina Boys’ $1.19 to $1.50 eae | SO 3! to. Bedroom > alg 3 Pairs 3 woo ne muslin. sisee: 36 ke Women's _ A agrcsrmgacte s ant ton sateen and a All new, Ut: @7x54-inch Plugs. sultable for many places . In vamous colors and designs. ea SATS, ANd childrens eotion anteen ana DE | SET Tb. Goose Feathers, l - 1 SE we ttt ai -ecle te ertond | SE Hose 89c —- 2 for Eanes Jor aoe” or twin b | tnch size; in tan © th etriped “in olin Women S Shoes 2 Pairs for $1.50 Feather Pillows, Ea. Randk cerchiefs in @ Sem'!-fashioned thread e@iso er Women’s ’Kerchiefs, 30 lov plain white and colors. sroidered Handkerc hiets and novelty p seconds of Or grad = 6: Peearesoeenaranmannacd™ Pillows filled with all clean peuspare eo S | eovered with art ticking. bas s @q Women's Oxfords, s& . 9 n es rr. Silk and ravon Hose:se oa grades. Black and col- Ors. Basement Black Kid Gioves 1 seamed and of eaplendid ——— Thursday Savings in Large Axminster Rugs Seconds of $35 Grade 23" @ 9x12- foot Axminster Rugs in rich color mix- tures and with deep pile; conventional, floral and medallion patterns with rose, blue, tan and taupe shades most promunent, Axminster Rugs | Congoleum Rugs ~" of Seconds of $48.50 Grade Seconds of $18 Grade 1 | ps $ 65 $ 95 bi —= —— il : | o | ®x12-foot - scamiless Rugs; 9x12-foot Congoleum Rugs in « Choice of many attractive de- various @atterns;: sanitary and * Signe and colors-—al) with deep serviceable for many places. bi Dile. Bagement E-conemy Store oute in patent, satin suede and kid; seconds of 7% to $1 Women’ s $1 95 Kid Gloves 7 teo-c asp sty le, ove wearing eee A TR Thursday, i in the Basement Economy Store Will Be. 19x: 30-! neh Taw) ls Ww) th wige pp ft) stripes. 30c Bath Towels, 5 for $1 with e* rongly gyn ned ends. Heavy quality 20x40-inch Oouble-thread Towels with pink or blue horder. Bleached. Seconds of 34° grade Bath Towels, 4 for $| 30c Linen Toweling, 5 Yds, $1 Ali-linen bleached Towe!] ng. inches wide and with fed or hae border. For. kitchen or roller towels. $1.50 Table Cloths Bieac hed mercerized eotton dam- s I ask Clr th if ll WT th Ar ouble lat order or rose. sold or pink. Scalloped or hemst! tched edge Table Damask, 2 Yds. $1 Bieached eotton Table Damasic. 64 inches wide and with wide colored bor- der Stained Ne aracde. Huck Towels, 5 for $1 Bleached Finck TT: wel with f. inen-wide eslored border. Hemstite!ed ends. Subiect to slight stains. 29 grade Reena a be Yds. $1 19-4 unh! eached Sheet ing langths of a to *) yarcs, * icee Ya! im the In: “Oc value Bath Towels, 3 for $1 22xu42-inch bieached Towels with Colored borders. seconds of Bic grade. $1.29 Bed Sheets ° $1 B1x20-tneh bleached seam ose Sheets of heavy round thread kind. Pillowcases, 4 for $] Pepperell Pillowcases in 42x34- o- “ubject to slight stains. he grade. neh size: Dieached 4nd with hammed enda. 22c Ginghams, 8 Yds. $] Dreag Gingiam in dainty plaids, checks and mixed effecta. 32 inches wide and a kind tnat wil! tub nieels. $1 Rayon Remnants,2 Yds. $] Rayon Remnants in checks, plaids, eporte stripes and pain shades. 34 inches wide. Colors are guaranteed. Brown Muslin, 10 Yds. $] 2 to. 18 vard mill re ag od ine f) sda! h unbleached M Can be used for many purposes, 25c Cotton Outing, 7 Yds.’ $ | Jd6-inch, bine and pink Cotton Outing F fan nel with warm feece. Ideal for sleeping xarments. 39¢ Plisse Crepe, 5 Yds. $1 ‘ese underwear Crepe tn plain dices s of peach, pink, blue, orange. ete. 26 inches wide a requiring no roning $1.69 Umbrellas $ | Mens and Women's Umbrellas of American cotton taffeta. mounted on Para- gon ateel frames. Good range of fancy handires Oe ee ee meee erate | Men’s Hdkfs. Sheet Blankets $124 @ Cotton Sheet Blankets in ) ao chiefs, %-inch hem- blue, rose, helio or gold Charge Purchases Made the Balance of the | ithe Sadie Month Will Be Placed on F ebruary Statements Basement Hasement $1.39 Value, $ 1 Each... 44x76-ineh size: tan, fray, piaide. Overcast «nds. Women’s | Hats $2 & $3 Kinds *] @ Hats of satin, \ taffeta, felt and combination materials in black and colors, pleasingly trimmed Basement 25c Cretonnes, 6 Yds. $| Colortul Cretonnes in many attractive de- ; @igne, Suitable for draperies for doors ang * indo vs. Women’s Purses $1.69 to $2 Values f. Genuine leather urses in under- arm and novelty pouch styles, and in wanted shades. All neatly fitted. Basement | Suitable for sash and long curtains. 25c Curtain Swiss, 7 Yds. $1 White ground Swias with colored dots. ' ©f Loretta cloth, ging | ene. Novel styles n juvenile patterns of appii- | gue On pockets, collars and fronte. 2 to 6 $1.50 Ruffled Curtains, Pr. $1 Colered grounds and ruffirs of rose, biue or gold, in neat crossbar design. Complete with | thebacks to match. Rompers and Creepers, 2 for $1 ham and cofton lin- : . > - * ; : . > Men’s Silk Hose, 2 Prs. $1 Full or eemt-fashioned Hese wen ag Bs tops and reinforced feet. Black and colors. | af @Me to $1 grades. Imported Rugs, 3 for | $I 18x36-tach Rugs, woren in many co! combinations of hit-and-misse design. Fringed ends. Washable. Inlaid Linoleum, Sq. Yd. $I Two-vard Inlaid Linoleum in attractive patterns and colorings. Seconds of $1.45 grade. — $1.39 Brussels Carpet, Yd. $1 27-inch stair and hall Carpet of good qual- ity, in many color combinations apd designs. Women’s Undermuslins $1 $1.22 to $1.95 values in gowne, chemises, | bloomers, step-ins and slips of votle. ailk-and-cotten | novelties, to . -Men’s Wool-Mixed Hose, 4 Prs. $1 Seamless Woo!-Mixed Socke with an ag | heels and toes. Black and colors. Seconds of to 60c gr nainsook and mugiin. $1.50 Novelty Rugs $I 27z54-inch washable Rugs in biue and pink, with fancy border and fringed etids. aceeeneniaenameenmimmndenninaatl Congoleum Mats, 4 for $1 18x38-inch ganitary and waterproof felt- base Mats in various colorea and designs. Boys’ $1.39 Wash Suits $ | Middy and buttom-on style Suits of fasgt- color material. in plain and cumbination colors. Sizee 3 to & yeara. Boys’ $1.39 Caps $ j Inband and plain atyle, in a and dark colors. Buitabie for Sprmg wear. Sizes 6'% to 7%. Girls’ Dresses $1 Value, 2 for — Sises 7 to 14 Years. @ Fresh, new Dresses checked, > and stri ginghams, also comb “~~ tion fabrics. Knickers of woo! and wool-mitxed materia!s. in light and dark colors. Sizes K to 18 yeare. (SL RES REE RR: eR Men’s $1.49 Work Trousers $1 Of cotton worsted matefial tn striped pat terma. Strone|y eewed. Sizes 28 to 42 waiet. | Men’s Cotton Hose, 8 Prs. $i Boys’ $1.39 to $1.95 Pants ${ | Seamlese Cotton Hose in ~ a and colors. ca Have doubie heeis, Women’s 4 Prs. $1 Semi-fashioned mercerized or piain — Stockings black with white feet, or onde of 45¢ to 60¢ grades. a “Seas Cosseteli. $1.50 Value @ Fancy pink Corset- alls lightly boned ov- er diaphragm and in back; side fastening; wide size range. Basement Women’s Hose, Pr. $1 Full and eemi-fashioned thread gilk Hose with lisle garter Lope and reinforced feet. ener: and colors Seconda 1.25 to $1.7 es _Men’s Wool-Mixed Hose, 3 Prs. $i Seamiesa Woo!l-Mixed Socks in medium or | heavy weights. Seconds o to -Men’s Rayon Socks, 5 Prs. | Seamless Rayor’ Hose with lide tops and’ $1 reinforeed feet. Black and colors. Seconds ef 356 te 3c grades. Boys’ Odd Coats $I | 150 Coate in pleated and belted style. | Sizes 15 to 18 years. Boys’ $1.75 Long Pants $1 el! Ong of good weight MA Fig ~~ 8 Pe patterns. Gises 6 , 18 years. Men’s $1.39 Khaki Pants $I Trousers of medium weight khaki with cuff bottom. Sizes 22 to 42 wai waist. 75c Bloomers, 2 for $1 Children’s Bloomers of eottm ®fateen and cotton satinay in black and eolore. Sizes 4 to 14 vreare EET EIE: cag caEaeaCaCAES CD Petticoats, 2 for - $I Petticoats of cotton sateen and eotton gatinay with fancy corded hem- etitched and ruffied bottom. Black. navy brown and pansy. All gizes. §150 to S20 kinde Children's Undermuslins, $ | Gowns. siips and combinations trimmed with lace and embroideries: sam r! le S1 Of}. te $° kinds. Basement Economy Store | Vea ES ESE ES 4 Ea 60c to 85c Cretonnes, 3 Yds. $ | Extra heavy quality Cretonnee in rich co! Imported Drapery, ly, Yds. $1 45-inch imported Scotch madras in beau- tiful color combinations. For pretty drapes about | the home. $2.25 a rard value. (natn rt ne ENR AN RR a Rete nnn RE Boys’ 69c Overalls, 2 for r $i | oof medium weight material, in wide and a a - -- and white stripes. With extra pockets. Siren 4 to 16 years. Boys’ $1.49 Play Suits $1 Cme-piece Play Suite of strong — P- ¢ es and legs. Sizes er combinations. For slip .covers, door and win- | ric with long @leer doe hangings. ete. to & years. House Babies’ $1.29 to $1.59 Dresses, $i. Attractive Dresses of lawns. batiste and lingerie cloth with dainty laces used in many ways | down the front, and around bottom. $1.50 Ruffled Scrim Curtains $I Sheer quality white crossbar Roffied Scrim Curtaine with tie backs with tie-backs to math. ~~ Ruffled Cur Curtains, Pair $1 _ Crossbar Ruff! ark grenadine Cortains with Nored dots of ro bine or gold, Complete with ie backs to mat x "Seconds « f $2 to $2.50 grades. Aprons @€ 3000 Women's wash gingham Aprons in sev- coat attractive etyles; sizes 36 to 44, ‘ Ba A Thursday Event Women and Misses Will Much Appreciate, Offering 1000 Spring Dresses" $10 and $12.50 Values—Choice SF « PR 2 > @€ Be sure to see these Dresses ca! ly Thursday te 42 ch _the selection is unusual in every way—every model new and attractive. straightline Dresses being included, with al! sizes for women and misses. Dresses of flat crepe, charmeuse, Ge and other weaves suitable for prese later Spring wear—in black and the many ports and pleated models of shades now favored. Basement Economy Stere Extra Special, at. . tainabie at $14.7 wool-mixed ieicioh in >" Peryt Pj ich and geinge’ ‘ est included. ious-types of high necklines, and other Spring Back “and “belted “etyien stvle features are shown—<flared, circular and oe 5 cos Sizes £ to 18 vears Profitable Choice of Men’s and Young Men's Two-Trouser Suits —Smart Single and Double Breasted Models € Two-trouser Sait . of a kind seldom ob- , allored of all-wool and stripes and mixtures dark shades: Pngtieh, ferin-fitting and conser ative modelia in i double breasted ¢ffects—s#izes 33 Men’s SI6SS Overcoats | one sleev Os, Var- —_ Gl-mixed fabrica in box- The “ize range ite ee $9.90 Boys’ Suits : $12.50 to $14.50 Values ae can rs $7.65 Bperts and pl leated models of light and dark ined pants. 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ON PBT ae epee. RR ROR IIE TERS Dr yp Peo eh POM EPR FESS ORs oe eee ete i Rare ae nok. Wie neat ae ee a r 2 se ee side igi rep es ihe hae ete, S IT eee IT oie Se Sp ah are or, OR Bali ds ss PSR x & # , 3.e* S CE AR ORE SS SRRAEERS. es 3 eee ee ieee Sa i S618 818182800808) 8 81.8). See eee OS, G08..80.8.8 .6 ‘2 2 Oe PRS & 4a ~ 10 ST LOUIS POST-OISPATCH | WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 192 me . rT. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH — ™ 2 88.8 8 8 SSS SS 8818 Bie B28 8.8 ee. 2 8 8 Be 8. ee 222 2.m 8 No Phone or Mail Orders on $1 Day Merchandise 25 BS E22 heh seen he es ses 8.8.5 2s = 2 Be —_ oe — | - goes : : , —_ : COFF FEE | Beys’ Wash Suits Boys. Overalls ht | Children’s Stockings Infants’ Sweaters ue Pineapple age eee ie —— Fa = CS ! — cen im se ons B 4 Assorted wanted rag ont oye , Mewes A rom , ee, Ce Infants’ full mereerized $ ! * t. + Stock ngs, in white, tan and black sizes 4 to 6. i a a ie ae 4 for re c8&fetft © &©.—h( * — $ Siip-on stvie, tn white, flesh and natural: ali ' sizes. ' 7 Louse es and so ur regu! tion. Ail . Sides crossPars. wonderfu + SUZ Oniy three 600Silkand Rayon Dresses $ Theee are not l’resres but street Dress- ar Dress Ser- i *Yaliues and in harmony with our Dollar Day values, id in colors be.- ies and These are io a customer 2-Pa. Tri ixses" thew | ene to a 83 28. ast... JERSEY DRESSES wusiemer Wemen'« “$1.00, While last SLIGHTLY SOILED CLOTH AND SLA DRESSES — Women’s misses’ sizes. While they and $1.00 ( Nagents—Sargain Basement.) ’ » ee aes 47 ff + 7h ’ Assorted Candies. 4 (Basemeut.) | Men’s Overalls and Jumpers \ 43 \ ° ot io ‘ hs fo SEES a ‘ Fy roe. %./4 — ft 4 im. 2 Pid. 4 ee | ee ry — > a ~~ { oc : - tre = * r is ‘2 —- * ~* 2 sil Ac - 4 for . “ Made c :- cale or’ ging ham - a or anek | sha. aoe. Beaded Bags A & tractive Bags in pleas- ing eX > w ‘ITT? « bination any different styles and shades. Costume Slips Made of En- 3 — _ ~ + 4 g) sh w & sateen in igh - a dark shades regu 3 Pounds for. > Consist of center select 3 rm i _ 7 - ee ' ed irom o eeguiar eve a See ard 700 Candies va are sure to De p.ieased wx‘ GENTIVE LD ' # | ; 9 p. Heavrr Surlap back. quality In ‘aie ‘ > eller - ® «pf *t3 = , sew cesigns ani co a ee Se > ae >) ro msp is ‘ Bargain pniiocee 3 ) a a isa wide. vel Stamped Baby Dresses and Creepers, 3 for...... Several patterns stamped en mice materals. "I . The Store for $3.00 to $5.00 Children's For van fuer pieces S 7” ierfu yalues at th ! W - agents Toilet Paper 24 for by ae 69c Felt-Base aa 3 —. Yards. =" LaF 24 ot | . : — “Asc ° * + sw v _~ _ " _ Pads and Covers for Ironing , a ae ee Se a ae ee hee ee Boards “overs, with Part-Linen Kitchen Toweling 7 ae ee i ce oy Me Goes. beets ‘ $ . ad = = ¢ a D+ od “3 “4 @ a ce 2 > [er ! «6a ee . * 4 rye | a 7 . 7 (jar Pon Bed Sheet, 81290. ~ Ii! bieach, with geet Feather Pillows. Each S . ~ 4 —. i i= ess aus ” Children’ $ ‘Stockings 8 for. aa SO ae aoe. oR a Oe em SS and some rs oe ~ he ax] hate Clothes aa. a : te ne soe | os 7 " " ee '‘- ] special. : verw ( Basement.) (Bargain BRasemenrt.) as as ee Se. , Kena mae Women's $ Vests, gee gz 6 for . Snow white, good cqual- t from the bolt. Spe- fo. Doll B > shoulders: sizes $8, 42 and 44. Slight ir- ae rerw ~ $1.39 COLORED RUFFLE Stamped Linen Sear ig Valance Sets Jais es ume en on ; Pipe cane inal | a WOMEN’S CLOSED e . | Union Suits we 2 for blue, rose or white ruffle. (Bargain Basement. , _ ee a Rayon Striped > and : Corselet oe te a" (Raegein Hasement.) Well-fittin Corse . \ pink raron acon fab: ri * . = two elastic g es hoc k on Knit Drawer Waists rae hose supporters. Sizes 32 “ 1 Edisons 10 for...... keer TT 2 Por ——— 5 for. - ee Ve fe we a elt | @e- Dutten red ad r pil e and broadcloth: sizes e Pg > 44 10,000 Brand-New = - ~- 7. HOSIERY FULL-FASHIONED f ‘nate Rasement.) Stamped Huck Towels 4 for. li iled from bite pri ‘\ i¢ ++ 4 , . 7 ‘ar attac ned ane ] neekband — 7 ~ 5 te Slies—i : q a : Men’s Dress Shirts Values to $2.45 Assortment ind@udes breadcloths. mad- ras perrales reps, s&s lk-strpe madras Dey ™ eS a a ii -SiPp i 7 a ba y : Pn > . . i) i Siignt Irregulars SOTO? sample ". , iin , st eS (\agente—Bargais Basement.) , 4 ; : art 2S. 2 eee ae ee ee ae eS he he he ee A fine sheer qua of Voiies in a geod assort- ment of shades t fron e ra f craw am white, brar doa “Oneida be- cause of slight mil] stains mo holies or puiled threads. Very | special! 36-Inch Printed Breadcleth | 3 Yards for. (ioe sue ‘1: | . > J WALA ' th. 3 -- dark grounds ree - > ~ 2 - printed in the newest des gns. GSuitabie for dresses, et HOLLAND AND OPAQTE Window Shades Sa, f pit . . 2 for w 4 , Mn ll so ae ces spring rollers, coi- ee ‘aed ora, bin ecrt. white. grea co? wrapped with fixtures ready to hang Seconds (Bargain Basement.) ad iots fren ig her- priced lines in *at sui ing Datterns l Gar shades for self wear. Sides 4 to rs Boys’ Sweaters oe $ L x? rac red "aT a Z ef : . roat at\ies aes QP ry are t ‘s er > oa on q cn "Ss an . romodina * 3 = 2s Fiber x Rage—2 for. . .. $} ' XD 4- har Rogs that prin known for ar wonder? tz) wear ng jail shown fm neat designs — and colorings Boys’ Shirts and Blouses— | ‘ a ee ee a ee ee el oe oe 2 for. ee a ae ge ec ae — ah ia a 2 it j a a y ° eT mostir made Oo biet ~~ , — en a 1 > ina rive S Vie rit d .- . ~ > 4 t ryic J de ‘ pee a Turkish Tow. els : 5 fer | Tw4 ; SP O8e ' : _- ty wiite ‘mored re stripes. size. Very heary and *perial. (Bargain Basement) Ee, Storm Serge, 21, Yds. Og woo! - ree torm Serge. ideal dresses. children’s went 4 NT dar« vYaras _ 7. rton ribbed, ecru color, ankle Seite Boys Underwe, 2 for “i ions = @¢ rg I Sizes 2 ¢ Step-Ins «once : $ Beautiful undergarmerts in rainbow shades: san reguiar Sizes Apron Dresses: 2 for Attractive Aprons of checked 2 ginghams or chambray. Regu | iar §lzes) é ‘(Bargain Basement.) Lucien Boys’ Corduroy * Knickers ; Ma 4 a shadee af ordtrror taped S@anr st. Sizes 6 to YY 2 Se eS oe: Sa Sies. just xe is In wool xed and alt i ie eo 4 to * im — a — ~~ ¥ T- > ongoleum Mats shown in >» ’ 7 _- a ompiete iine of pat- errs Topless Corsets mforta hia i “orset, ° . wide four hose BF iene corner style with hook-on rarne? Silk nee 2 Yds. for rT] i-Silk in ieestet Japanese ngee: standard qua. = ir iral tan shade. Limit 1 yards te cuateuses. 2 ae phore orders MERCERIZED Pattern Cloths ro 10M pal rs of women "s an 7 | } ~. - and iow hoes ds ie " F a: ‘Tors Pal rhe ella on. surpit manrY salesmen’s samples. ( “hoose from hueckle fects and Oxfords. ers and combinations. ; ‘, Sizes 2% to 8 , SS than Who Lis STO’ A. pum ps, pumps, cut-outs, fancy straps, novelty ef. In black suede, . calf, patent leather, black satin, kid leath- (Sagernte—Sargaia Paesement.) d gris’ high lesale price. and eolon iat tan - r a 34k ' x % &% ‘y Si i ‘ - «

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ST-LOUI ‘ -EDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 192 } . a pliant enone eit ileal —— ST. wus rus: waralCP il Buy on the Morris Payment Plan One-T hird Off on Men’s English Overcoats _ February Sale of Furniture Offers Big Saving Opportuniti ebruary Sale of Furpiture Uifers big Saving Upportunities eepers di ~ a Panty ‘She y wy ‘ , Sees, of Ibray. ging. € ~ aired Fotton ' >, Sizes for ‘ AS oe , nite S. $ ' for i" | - The Siore for ALL the People p , ] J a E. O. M. Sale of | - —— nm os . e 5 . - > — End of the Month Clean Up of All Odds and Ends, One of a Kind, Broken Lots, Etc. Savings Are of Great Interest to the Thrifty | ee E. 0. M. Beds, Bedding] | E. O. M. Dress Goods Wa teenies UT Reduced for a ° ° ? g ad ° - ress as esses 58 E. O. M. Sale of ' we quick selling. . » ; - ni! 'dd_ilot taken | $1.25 Wool Challis—Dot, flower and oy pe $1.95 Gi > . n '¢ : 7 5 for meta oar betes 00 (11) & , 0 og cing nape ge Persian designs, Yard... -ssrcccscece eccen {oC large and rag ve ee > priced ranges e patie, ee ee Oe; mised $1.98 54-Inch Balbriggan Jersey— = WY dso 3 be cc a ee $1.00 corners, Vernis Marten | 25 ; and reduced for Ss finish 50 ge ee ee ee ee e $1.95 White Uniforms — Fruit of ‘ _ =a a Das. sss a lanai $1.39 30-Inch All-Wool FPlannel—In light $1 19 the loom; broken sizes; t The materials (9) Simmons Beds — Discontinued er CN WS og od ons cc cwccwegees ° cn ni Tee ge ee ae $ | .00 ft and furs alone patterns; square tubing; shaped mi- $2.45 54-Inch Plaid Skirting— | 75 $3.00 Black and White | — tred corners. Wainut . $21 &5 moe er SOlONE SONG, 6... sic cvevcceess sf wines ddads............4. 1.0 A real _bar- seu naosizacls of vo ol aataca cx aut acta . $3.50 54-Inch Check Coating— $2 75 59c White Aprons—Band style: lace gain — Every at Materials (20) $10.50 Mattresses—Made of All-wool check Coating, yard............ ° rn 3 for $ | 00 miss and wo- sd | Bi : : . sanitary a 1] cotton: 45-lb. edge; COV - , ee W ool \ elour—54-inch wool $2 25 Priced. ° ‘a eeeeenesveunses« 2 man can use a 75 i : Bolivrias iittala ered W ith art $8 45 Velour in brown only, yard a ata ie a ae oe $9.95 } lannel Dresses ~_— In plaids few of these * ; Suedes ticking... 0.00. sccevccceses ° sg 40-Inch W igs Crepe—Orange $1 g a sinall $3 95 Dregude at thee ——_— ) a . peach OF CAaAMary, YOO... cece eee nse vcees OF VWF Bet .- cc er ese sreseevereseoeens e . ‘ - Sport Fabrics (14) $8.50 ———* Pad—Made (Main Floor, South.) $2.95 Madras Presses — White prices. . and Pile Fabrics s of extra quality felt and cotton. stripes; colored collars and : anetas fe S675 , . ae $1.59 | : War trimmed Box edge.-..-.-. Cae = . E. O M Sal f J ] (Second Floor, South.) Materials . and plain styles. (15) $11.50 Bedsprings — High . ° ° ce ¢ ewe ry 1 - C C i All colors. ° Grade, warranted 2U years, $9 65 . Girls’ Midd: anton repe, 75 — eteel slatted supports...... 00 89c Beads—Assorted styles and I 1es Satins, P Ail sizes for Pilo Ext COIOTS. cc cccctecnvesseces qervee ee 19c : , Flat Crepe, = (es — ata. en an 200 Compacts—Git end sive (80) Overblouses and Middies—$1.98 Twills | @ — ; Eo a $2 §() finis! aie | nt 19¢c and $2 98 values Slightly solled Georgettes d ; 4 (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) A... Sed A. ticking. Pair. adi a . aug one nee @ 6 se @ oe : , es ae ek eee ee ee ee eee se oe Ss A * . 26 u - pom situ. : . an | 29e Cuff Links—Snap | () zes O « | 00 | Q8 Combinations. x f Pe ON ck 8 Sei sss c>: e ° 2 $7.95 Gilbert Mantel $6 05 ee ae Sones ates te | , : DNL. 4 vb ceees snd cuueues de es the ob ks ° . , este . ’ W 3 O M W ? U d 2 (Main Floor, North.) ° Street, sports 4 | E. O. M. Infants’ Wear | | .0.M. Women’s Undergarments E O: M. Curtains el. ae : By ' | age — | wear. All col- Chemise, sStepmins a nad Bloomers— Bates me pele tidal? Aan Sy eg sro en sizes owenoeneneseeeaeeees . “eee eevee * a Ne ee ae 6 yee ee 0 e . met a pacer ie ania 89¢ $2.98 Printed Crepe de Chines and Can- $I 98 Snap Fasteners—Odds and ends, 3C (32) $4.95 Rayon ~ $2.50 to $2.95 Bathrobes—White eiderdown and 99 p = 6c Voile na sinetiion Lingerte ton Crepe—i0 inches wide.............. ° card. ihe 6 ee Ce LEP ETSA EEE S COO a4 + SOR eh eo 8 Tunics : $3 95. , blanket cloth trimmed with wash satin - e _ re ep ee ee $I 00) $4.95 54-Inch Satin Border Crepe— 9) Safety Pins—Black 3 cards 5¢ Shs Seba 6 ee ; ” | CS aes on ee $1.85 Blocmers and Envelope Chemise. 3 for.. ° ge ee 5 er ie PAE a gee bake (169) $1.95 and $2.95 Broadcloth and : (96 Pcs.) Crepe de Chine and Radium Silk 6559 Navy Blue Chiffon Taffeta— Baby Pants—White only; 12 Dimity Blouses .......... Cocescosecehan (Second Floor, Seuth.) Lingcrie—Tailored and lace trimmed; 4 Off 56 inches wiih ee $ 1.98 WONG sath dpeccccecvummene 4 reperes***sgassess C (96) $1.95 and $2.95 Wool Sweater and | Bamples... «2 ae Ae er eee eee ee 8 3 $1.95 54-Inch Satin Crepe and Fiat . a Cotton—W hite only; : 5¢ Boast Gene .ciccccunctesvtedeestiale $1.00. (50 Pes.) 2.59 Munsingwear Artificial $1 69 Thread Crepe—-Shades and black........ 3 5 nee pence se ersecccsccsnccessece ch of feeeda (32) $2.95 Wool Sweaters—-Broken E. 0. MV. Sale of Records, Etc. Silkk Bloomers—Orchid only............ ° _ 2000 Yards Satin Canton Crepe de Chine, Canton tm aang Cectom a 3c Pere ee $1.95 | (76 Pes.) $2.95 Glove Silk Teddies— $2 49 Crepe, Alpaca, a eee and $I 95 Scis Odds and ends: (41) $3.95 Fiber Sweaters—Black and ss Ca R - Lace and embroidery trimmed.......... ° Radium—40 inches wide.........-2.++6. ws each : Cc navy . Wre tn Sam | os 0 12) 7 ts. ‘ » ) Binds 42 te BO ous 6 ik ls oo ee es so . oO (Main Floor, South.) . (219) $6.95 to $19.95 Silk to Oft- different nursery rhymes, 10 for........... oO C Dr. Denton’s Children's Sleeping Gar- sf Price . E. O. M. Robes, Kimonos EN Ae pes ee J = Ukulele—Plain style koa-wood finish. Splendid ments——Eroken Siz@S.....-.-- ++ .seeee | . . (33) $7.95 Balbriggan ~ tone. Regular $2.25 value, While they $] 49 (56 Pcs.) 59c Cotton Knit Tights— 25 E O. M. Sale Furniture a ee $4 5 Ree, er OR $2.98 cs... . Bick only ss cca ec, C : efit p SRS Orie: arene Sere 2 ook: e (161) $685 to $13.95 Silk and Wool : 63 Pcs 89c W ’s Cott Knit Union (56) $1.95 Crepe Kimonos—Solid col- ‘ . ool Off« Steel Needles—Rest quality: give splendid 50 ee a §9c (4 only) S-PceCombination Baker Velour Uivimg- 9 8 cas 8, cbncccccctene ‘ i PO ry rer P Pe results. Regular 10c pkg.. 10 pkes. for.... o C Sults——-Smal) sizes.....-..... on ef Room Suite—Nachman spring-filled cushions, pil- (28 $1 95 Corduroy bes— aden de ~ at nttor — Shs a ia aa 170 41h Ras . * Record Albums—Choice of 10 or 12 inch 750C oe ee ee «| er pring back, 9179.00 valud S119.0Q Bie omy. each...-..--..0-. enema $1.79 EO. M Sale Ostrich Tri ° | size. Regular $1.00 and $1.25 values. Eac! a aes Ee ee ee " 7 for ......-- est eS ee et + oe ae eS Se ” (24) Box Loom Crepe Kimonas—Regular $3.95, . ° ° rimming - (Second Floor, South.) (2 only) 8-Pec. Dintng-Room Suite—Combination | $4.95 and $5.95 (Third Fleor, South.) eo, 10 . ~ —- oe. ; walnut and gum, wainut ble and six chairs; $185.69 value | E. O. M. Sale of Corsets, Etc. tS finish, 60-inch buffet, ta- values, each..... $2.65 $3.30 $3.95 (300 Yards) $1.50 and $1.75 — $149.00 (Second Fleer, South) —suitable for negligees, @t& $1.00. re ew ek ek Se eS ee oe Ss ee oe es oF ee only) 4-P« Bedroom Suite -——- Combination i (Main Dus | E. O. M. Cotton Goods | + cede en beedimagres et liantedetglontone ss Be | E. O. M. Sale of Trunks & Bags | Fleer, South. — $2.00 Reducing Brassieres—Netherall's, also 7] dustproof constru $285.60 value $228 00 | a | —— ed ee CENe 86-inch. All wanted " front lace coreets in size 25 only.......... Loc Be oe a oo Voss see eee esses _ $26.75 to $37.50 Odds and Ends $25 00 E. O. M. Sale of Bags : | | ek ceed ch eces 65C $1.00 to $2.00 Corsets and Corselettes—Lace!ess (4 only) Cogswell Chair—With Nachman Spring Wardrobe Trunks. .......--.-+-+--+++-- . : & h 698c Cotton Challies—i2-inch. Pretty - corsets; sizes 24 to 30. Corselettes— ~ seat, spring back, Jacquard velour $29 75 (20) $5.85 Women’s Leather-Bound $4 15 : a : $ ee ew be oe ae ; poe: 35C mise BS, 40 ae Gos ic ew cs oe i 50c covering; $46.00 value for sees a Hat Boxes—Black enamel: round style.. . - ¥ $1 39 95c° 1 cial 49c Rayon and Cotton Crepe—32 6-inch. ” $2.98 Corselcttes—Heavy cualitv of brocades: : (12 only ) Dav enport Tabie—Combins tion pon (14) $7.95 Traveling Bags—Sewed-in $6 45 GD ccc rians ° Bags... - scenes - rr re wh hac bw bees. 35C assorted patterns; elastic sections a hips. hogany and gum, 6/-inches long; very $14 {3 frame; o-pis CO GUI 10e. «i 2 hu bons ¢ ams «Hees « . Ieather Hand- 9 | Beaded 2 95. 88c Rayon Satins—3 6-inch. Wanted I lnin 59 Sien 2 onlv $1.00 popular dée@sigy : $ oi Ae) value for. "a ae a v e (16) $8.85 Suitcases—Black enamel $7 25 bags ee L a s e e S Cc Bags eee ens ee a: - in gun sea Py Pe $e ee ee k'iber Rocker—Semi-high back, strongiy con- with tray: Taree GiOO. 6. ccd cece cencccoes ° . met SOE.» >» -+ ++ barn Ray ey d . Nemo Corsets—In discontinued ] Price tencted gnring-f d ushion: i r a e, with iy lack enarne! wit! panther santhes bf 98c Broadcloth Shirting—Short length’. - age -Y ee eee ee ee (50) 98¢ Boston Bags—Black enam oF 79 Handbags .... . OD. 0 = 0 4th . in EEE OSES OA 35C SOT: 6 0 40 O84 OORT EO ER EE EH 08 ee retonne cushion back; $12.25 value cs 95 Gouble loop handleS....ceeeseeer secre ieee eee C ma ~ (Main Floor, South.) I i i ee bine c cs ce beh cce seas: YO-5 (Third Floor, South,) (Main Fleer, a ‘ ~ 4 ¢ ‘IE. 0. M. Hosiery | 4 M. Sal ° ' osie E. O. M. Sale of 38 Toilet Articles _U. M1. E. O. M. Sale of | tl ar oy YY | Oxford Toilet Soap—Made ° e e a e 0 oes Women’s $1.50 Silk Hose— 9 ° @ . ree > ya WM a by makers of Palmolive Kuli-fashioned Silk Hose: “ir- ! | , ma “NS 4] | 5 Soap, down .......... 40c ° 5 7 50 Sh regulars; broken | 00) 0 S = ] ] | in | ( i. a! eee ur ¥ Oa & La Pearla Castile C 500 Pairs Women s $6 to $ . oes iii ee m ; “4 f Sey \' me} 4 is . 4 a _ eg vst we , i Soap—G6c each: dozen. 60 Ww nm : 00 4 SNe ‘ ys omen's $1.00 Wool Hose— 50 al ° $ : \ a as hy : Armour’s Stork Cas- 8? Wool and some silk and wool: $10. to $12 V ues | h # : Included among them are bronze tile Soap—Dozen .. ZC black and brown; 59¢ s = ‘J 2 ° ‘en ¢ . nae ry 2 - . . . : b 3 a caracul Coats, beaverette Coats oo r ae a SSSR Sie bs aN es o Every Suit has two knickers; full lined and taped ; 4 | ' 95 Silk Hose—Full-fas® eae : } Sir} ; § dved coney ). northern sen] dved cake 3 45C nan é tn ao aie well Seams. Just the suit for school : : oe halen Cecinii Sink Gen nee si se “wget wear; strongly made and good -— eoney) Coats and Seoteh mole or ; oa far DoepP Hose: iisle top; black and | it te | . : ! 10¢ for 4" iain eu 7 patterns in mixtures and plain : ) Hudson seal Jacquettes. Most of them he. 26s, 3 25c ou aS a $1.28 colors. Sizes 8 to 18 7 . 2 rmmed 34] fax quirre] Armour’s Flea Soap— yi ™ ‘ s, : f i are trimmed " Ith fox, equity I, Pes I 6c This group !s com- Children's 50c % - ae : years. A real 2 es muskrat, marmink, ete. Sizes for $1.50 Conti Castile Qe posed of broken lots Socks—Plain and fancy ribbed VOIRG oéscensesomm . 3 misses and women Four-pound bar 95¢ from our regular colored cuff; broken 29¢ x ' | 2S - 8 nee | Kantol Skin Flixtr 4 stock of quality foot- ee ee Boys’ Caps; 79c, $1.09 and eg . 3 Tubes ae 26c wear. The assortment Children’s 38c Soc k +—’‘s 01.50 wulet@ise ccc oc ++i see 2 es 1/7 | ” ) - *¢ a” ‘ “4bbe Socke; fancy , ‘ 7; . a Worth /3 Burnham's Jasmine :, — - eco * length 66 “est < —' Boys’ Blouses; $1.00 and 73¢ . | X cutis Z Ic many good styles in colored cuffs; broken 19¢ 1.86 wab@Q®. « «os vasteuasns “<a | 3 to 1/ Riacitad a il the desirable materials—all gizes in the lot. sizes; irregulars Cae 4 Boys’ Shirts and I s; $1.50 /2 urjois Ashes of conti. shouses . a ‘ Roses Rouge 10c¢ | (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) (Main Fileor, North.) to $2.56 $1 19 : % : More, at . 6 * —— x t seme ae . d 3 0 M Milli — Boys’ Cotton Fiannecietie and Fan- : J : : e ) | E O M Gloves cy Percale Pajamas; slightly 89c - r _——, e . . : , , 3 = , . solled: $1.25 and $1.59 values es a $850 Hats—Velours, felts oi | 5() \\ k | ie... ’ ) . | Bo inion Saite; 69 4 31.00 . 24 Genuine Fox Chokers J «ik. or «ik ana veivet. Gos 29 TO DU WEEKS | “Women's $80 Fancy Gaunt- values, Slightly i : ! selection of colors: atyvles to to Pav bet-— VW ashable chamois-suede wetted : 50c 5 ' ; ; l In- suit every type. Former , fabric Gauntiets, Hare Sap hes hg ee, é : Oo ose out immediately. in 7 a ovelty Salits: F ‘ 3 - “Sate Jes of b prices, $3.55, $4.95 to The idea) way to bry eutt.. i. ssbass eee C Boys’ X& 7 ; $8.95 and 3 : eluding vamous shades 0 rownD ? 00 ; $9.95 values: sizes . 4 ae +h CPR icin tiaden tanaka: ° home and personal needs 49c Fabric Gauntiets—Strep s tn ~ | 3 heads, tails and paws — dren's ' Hats—Goodé assortment cash. lets; black, brown, gray and r ly 85c¢ pair 2 finished; each ......-. of styles and colora Former Inquire About Our tan. Sizes 5% Oc eguilarly DOIT... 6s cease « ‘ t=—Second Floor, North.) | Se $1 00 PI bee Mik nicodesnneceuen Ciugente--Seceng Ficer, B N , ° - 1 sieeoms ' $5.00........... me ont | — } (Main Floor, Nerth.) " (Second oor, Sout iad

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BS aT rt ee oa ee fee 7 Fiat * ta Ms tae a BOS; © Ps 2 Ba Ys ist F 3 > 3 ae + B58 . i eae J a ¢ ; . , se © 4 , > ’ . ’ 7% » 7 ' ’ e ~~ ev ‘ + ' : . ,yeu iT ? : ~ 1 Phe =] ri ta id ’ ai a ‘ bidis . ee ee ‘ > ° é ° . 4 A ra i ‘he a ~ 3 . - strainer a v- ene . ei i - OT ie “ca _ + ee! . 4 iy : “~44 thala © : at r? t { = = 4 \4eha = Ades & ! , - ‘™ | Siz ° 7° tas * $1.95 Combination Strainer Lid Kettle Made ° $1.25 and $1.50 $1.95 T eakettles nure @eam - — “—_— 2 oe. ee oe io > $1.75 Cenvex Kettles —High-grade aluminum | with covers, $I R-cquart size Convex Sauce- $1.65 Dishpans—Ffirst ~¢ , , eat : s roe - *- ~—e ~ g Pe iis HurTre A 4aiiiaa ; large 14-q" art ©£ize S$] POT 4 r\ : $1.50 Windsor Kettles Made of pure aiumi- etc., large 5-quart et Se eussees>s revolving mould; mum with covers, for pot roasts. $ ! | m eg Nagner cast sein Baby Bathtubs | twin lipped styie, , wy 7 ‘ ' rirst quaiits ; ' se han ec* "2 « - ron handles; va triple coated | . > * « ~ rious sizes. rag ee , ee = | ie... » ¢? bee oan Cast iron, with ake delicious, isp waffles Outfits Mop with handl ("Cedar Polish an: (“onsisting o*f qi bott a $1.60 O’Cedar Polishing 5] $1.25 to $1.95 Fancy Waste Paper Baskets and Flower Baskets 4 Isc ad esd ,' ‘ har id A id . eee | ? re @7777 Wi¢ i ‘ ‘ ivVvuS ' a Ts ‘ * - $1.75 Canister Sets—) 6 ished in white ename] ak sugar, coffee and tea can x tight fitting covers met. $1.45 Ha ’ ; ‘ ; > Vic ut x Se. i¢ ndaxtese——iiood ste-s =X > ~ .* > ‘ - vith $I $1.35 Ironing Boards Made of smeothls finished. well- seasoned wood | o-feet long Oc Carment Bags ou Overcoat size germ proof : (? " TTi quast and for by band: with 10-quart water } c Roth for tN ae tie at _ —— $1.50 Ready- Mixed House and Floor Paint ltv; Various ores; ‘% galign Excellent quali- $ | Vir 75c Fresh-Air Window Ventilators $1.50 Bath Stools ae . >, 7? . fra ry 2 4 ci “us aX 4 .©2 ii.¢t a. a+ — . 7 ; . ; } : 9 f = » ; ’ Wii et YT} Tre pure ires! 4 A i5 4 @ Ad 4 « ir and keep out the rait for -) nan air and keep out the a Ww 1ée¢ - I ’ ¥ , . . ’ ms r 4 yr? > vr . *? ih aa aaa s ‘ at : ; . \ . . - | —_— ’ +) lace is . } Mabe } pa ; : me $1.45 Self-Wringing Mop and Pail—7'ie nates ine CeSSiLiV ing’ and 80c Old English $1.75 Garbage $1.75 Bread 10c Toilet Paper “Hospital” fine silk Tissue, full 1@d0 sheets to reli: Umit order 18 rolls . 3 e These wel $ ized, iren corru- ‘ . naiiien t 5 . icrh + known brands of guted SIZe@sS; ig as hh, ‘4 . . ’ y ‘ + ea - a * Je Wak , all : | ’ 7 | . F ‘3 | , $1.50 Waffle Irons : 75c Skillet ' $1.95 Deep Oval and Johnson’s Pails Boxes Floor Wax : 70c Coal Hods $1.45 Soap $1.45 Clothes nized irom, co: Combination Hampers a «e 4 . _ . ugated sides, reimferc- : - 3 2 oe ‘ ea 5 ; sta pualit . ; ei? . mortorr iarge * ’ snary \ d bottoms, large White Laund: $ | splint with ing size. Seap and 45 cans , a om e w et ’ -* yen Yi@hiZge Rite! } ae Kitchen Ks eee: — ee 1 $1.00 Sale of Cups & Saucers | $1.35 to $1.50 Values ' AU Regular Size Cheice of Homer Laughlin n Pat “ » oe a oe “Codd: be : + a P t in?@ Mie La... > es y to [> - | tern Or imported Bava na with flora border “SBtionr ang 00) of a et. pieces: large Yariety. Ch Ae nee - (Colored Glinssware: various shapes and celors of imported cia vaecs, wetter pitchers, plates, cope Gi Large tinted fancy | ; edge wow! and : Fieetrie Way v5 oh - . leita +* Ah : “ niet . Wrett: eeting wars leyead bows. ’ aor P aod porreiain sf ers ‘Tme wrote tence ho “ig wt Borel precss © ad ful fer daily use 7 a art | €olored Giaee . f give satisfactie 7 end shapce. § | Cor@-—Riack panned Te ; ~~ * @ « for. . \V ars he * i *s ei 5 . -' | 4nn iahesn i oh ext ee $ ae f Electrical = or fine imperted = Ti ith gold band ton dec- + - (ene - ; - Rieetric Hot Plate | Rogers Gectric Hot Plats wind ert tor NHkea Trice utile onete ety "Ts ‘den! Con» a ‘ homek e ene: (Uaranteerd ~—* Caniy OASKP Is id novelt >? for $ | weRa? # WNDplete wit} : - $| eure iat pide Fruit Sets 7 Pieces *% if _ it@aQter taht fhe e% : 2? “at 'y} wee & U@erantie “ewtric Aute Heaters - ' ite ' ot : (Nugents—Pourth Fl-er, Sonrk, ; DEATH OF MAN FOUND WITH REVOLVER CALLED ACCIDENT | iiclative Denies Father’= Assertion That He Had Not Quarreled With George P. Kinyon. A Coroner’s verdict of accident was returned yesterday in the case of George P. Kinyon, 22 years old, of Kirkwood, who was found dead - fad at the foot ot a flight of three stairs {tn the back yard of a gro- cery at Big Bend and Denny roads, with a discharged revolver by his side. Coroner Bopp declared thie verdict was based on belief Kinyon had fallen on the stairs and fired the weapon accidentafly Prior cireumstances were related todav by tConstable Hollmann. of Kirk- wood as follows: ; ~ > ’ , ee lie wént.to a poolroom adioin- r ¢he orocervy Mand QQ: evening pad : ie ae aah Fiitsic > , ain na al a aba ; . > »~ Tv uskeq the proprietor, John = for a re r. Stoff had ~ t 4 _ +h 2 A 2 } an - K yon nen Tt avyed * > . = - —- : i i @ hKinron c ained Tr a £ ¢ nd Sk ¢ ren ~ T sal | Pas oe! nie il Kray S| - + s « . i —_~ -* =, 7 ~~ a paper to W Qe a rote rie was > 7 shown to a desk, while Frick went ees °- . ~ = le Frick heard a shot in the back with a bullet wound In his temple tained the boy “never bad a chan 7 on 1. + . } ~ rAcren from the time he was Dorn. 7 1, 7 +. o> | + sa m~ Oris i yr x 7 ' 4 remarkable growth showed 1% s body developed at the expens: Miss Rogers Gained 15 Pounds in Six Weeks Skinny Men and Women Gain 5 Pounds Miss Alberta Rogers, 264 W. Cert Gorda si Deveatur ] To take on weight, grow strong a vigorous, to f t a} WS In cheeks ~ . Tan Wubidie far aS aan. ae ee Black Satin UY for the rest of the season now while the 60 cents at Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores Chestnut Satin " prices are cut! We are clearing out all lines — a Lag a S crugeists Blonde Satin or Kid in which the sizes are at all broken—and this in. S40) & > Psy _ * , -. 1 + w i 4 4 ~» | TAALTAQVT/ATAQTA TARYN T/A PART AQT AN EAATR AOD ABSA ADVERTISEMEN T Final Footwear Clearance $10, $8.50, $6.50 Values in 30 Days or Money Back. Dear Friends: » ORO PROS SOT® OC SOs EEE ORE: OX {PO BSCSSS0 6 Feo eee er eeees> _. e od on — o joa) o % ; . fter mv attack of Flu I was thu 2 Pairs ... 35 Tan Calf heels. re een a To4n% ow evo e oe Fi s naAring , = | er taken from the ec ("ore es aie ea i i - ann ii i * ~ YT} & x “ee, m - s Linvon a ae - 4 iN was afterraonr Oalc FH?) (“am etarr al ’ “eta -* 4 x s¢/Bh\t/i.: MAIN FLOOR. eo Sse/2w a, cludes many of the popular patterms, for these lines Patent Leather become depleted first. All sizes, all materials, aff © The POST-DISPATCH ts the only St. Louis evening uewspeper giving BD. e@ Aeenciated Press ~ ee oey . . HRIE Ol Tan ovr . Tahn s »~ * ae 4 > " ef 24 _ . ‘ P ~ } sa (sage nty rmer. ur vr - ~ ~ > ~ * P| r = os ~ * ; v q +" rr ne — - en | ~~ _— e I a I al oug , e wen _— — nat+an > | OY rey AS re _ racteé _— is enorted san tpeein - ) tay . so . . _- > ; ai autool = 7t z tho +; rat ats -_ ~ + 2 Yo aw - 3° rm] a . . ss Soon } “ea "9 ~ ~~ ror Yr 4 4 . = r z r =z + . 2 — - -_ _ as Lil rre - . a! ; om weg hy - a T _ * a > oF t and } > > ~ narc?T | x ? ss lc - T> ~~: cee > - } » =~ ~A S oo . ‘ - - — - e a m ~- | ~ + e ro ki s Gea > ; \ le tan 3 > ” ‘- ~ ~ v3 © Ook ia! abe : { , . i i re Us ictment ins mae FROM ELECTRIC CHAIR sentence of 15-Year-Old Pennsyl- vanian Who Rilled Grandmother (onumuted to Life Term. ° f LA 7 ‘ rere = ARRIS Pa am. 3% ‘ ' > ‘ “4 | ~ 8S ; \ a | j ne ; = " - mh - ~~ 1 Pr’ S ifr Li@ i pt = B L c ira $s Y = nin "oO af sente a . | - or ant = grante H ame 9 "A Vie ext Tuesday ~ ard ; f ~ * is 2PRrr 2 Avalier Snfessed sho ng and sa s ‘ ar-old grandn - Sent 35 324, for the purpos x + . bf ~ “= —— i cf 1.n PA AO AAA ~~ POPS OS a .* 4 e + ¢ 4 F . . - } - ‘ : Sasuraay— ¢ . . . . . . Pa mm . Z. | S : + . : ) & ’ ‘ * ~ . Ss AVIO Spectacles a - “ b . * a eee } > a we so re ; ‘ i ‘ F ~ rey? a “ neav: crf) ‘ ‘ » “ Yr > -- ; . * _ I ‘3 * .* ’ % ~ lenses and examinuatior . . 4 ,* 4 a ‘ . ‘ . > ¥ > . \ * hk. ~ ‘ _ is _ . ‘s ,* - (ry? me?ry Q7 % . * « . ~ a . . \ % « A 7. . ve > - » . . + SS enamenemnseatiittenl * % eee . + . . ,* 7 * ‘ (_\agents—Main Fleer, Seuth., * ‘ - . ‘ * k . ~ . > * P * . 4 . * 4 * k . ere ee » ee ee oe ee eo oe * ADVERTISEMENT DO YOU SUFFER FROM PILES? If you know the torture of bieedi itch- ing, blind, or protruding piles, i — owe it to yourself TO-DAY tosend for a FREE TRIAL of our Pile Suppoattories, They have brought relief to thousands of sufferers. Thev are soothing, healing, pure, and safe. Avoid nerdiess expense and suffering. Treat yourseif privateiy at home. 2° == eF= mqusants = Be . —~——“VE cha Se RPAH RR et AI ih ES le ial E85. 3. ee ee RT ee Cagtaa Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of the Month Payable in March ONNENFELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue Sf ELL, YA, WA se if ei LF ols, AV A LIK: 7\\\ EE 4 #. “ty tA \\\ EN — Wy: ~y hit SHINY. aX : ~ y/, {' - Na vr Thursday.... Your Unrestricted Choice of Every Winter Coat Many Original- ly Priced COSTS AND PROFITS COM- PLETELY FOR- GOTTEN. Times More : Our policy of never carrying merchandise from one season to another, forces us to take tremendous losses on our finest Winter Coats. As a result, Thursday you are offered choice of EVERY FINE WINTER COAT at a price that is LESS THAN THE FURS ALONE ARE WORTH in many instances. Nothing excepted! Nothing reserved! Regular and Extra Sizes Foresighted women will buy NOW for next Winter and save from TWO to FOUR TIMES what they will have to paythen EVERY REMAINING DRESS —from the Past Season’s Selling ee 2D! Sonnenfeld e—Fourth Floor Dress Shops.) (Spring Dresses Excepted ) Some Originally Priced 5 and 4 Times More! Some Originally Priced 3 and 2 Times More! Models for stre@t, afternoon, dinner, evening and dance wear. of wondrously beautiful fabrics. *ae ‘ ome

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W PL NS OE I IE IO IRE TE I EDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1926. Toilet Paper 10 Rolls G4¢ High-grade Toilet Tissue; rooo-shect regular size rolls. Ivory Soap, 42c Doz. aes “Proctor & Gamble Ivory Soap in guest size; limit 3 dozen. (Downstairs Store ) * ‘“\ . “/ i » « Pome eae a - eile. ee Te ‘ ’ CP TE CNEL! a fr ea na ae eee : £7 Z « Res oe LR. ORE th Ee ee pap ds ia te RN, OR ES Rapa " aA set BORE RS i , See Our Other Announcement on Page 5 BAER Shop Here Thursday a AVING _ am $" Serine o GRAN D-LEADER —Do rN ache ae ae. - lrULLER i le eet ene ee a ee ee Th Ha _ot LOUIS POST-DISPATCH arate. finan rei eee —eneneess _~ . Seadeatenenesiinettiiieesse: sae - ed — Se Phe arma Values in Every Department on a: nes a ee RR I a el “Leader” Coffee 3 Lbs., $1.00 The same good quality Cof- fee offered at this low price for Savings Day. Comes in the whole bean or ground; suitable for percolator or boiling; limit g pounds to a customer; none delivered. (Downstairs Store.) » * ; > Soap Combination With seamed back: Men’s Overalls ; Men’s eee =i] 6S © Couble heels and toes: .00 ecia S Sample Union Suits Come in smal! sizes W ’s A os a | come in colors. only; | tomginee oeien omen’s Aprons | . LQ 2 ° $1 00 had tn eenextel . toms; sizes 28 to . curtains. Hi 180 Women’s Dresses td “colore: “suitable Men’s Work Shirts Ruffled Curtains | Ww % Hathe | s1195 | ea Boys’ Winter Caps, 2 for $1 POAT | wiescnee tieestes Or — | sieached Pillowcase: : l ° Tat ochad roy § Yards 2 for $1 p a, 2 Sets $i of a good quality ra 00 : : Of cloth and ites ou a ; gr igh v woolen ne brics in neat dark patterns are used 9 will give splendid serv- $1 00 ; ne amt ce egg ig usliz n er 912 .00 Blue cheviot nm the making of these Caps: ail have — earlaps. . Well - — Sp at ag = e an trimme . o rappin Work Shirts W Shi Pai ] urtains o pe AAS a , ; yards; 36 ches wi! fae; ; R e g ulation styles; flare, may be used for man tet .are well omen Ss a. ena m arquisette 27-In. Velvet ma Yd. : s | : a straightline and purpe — made gnd full a rhe sng . Sit ippers wi th hand- gees soles with neat ruf- A g00d quality jute size black fiber ; ee ee Women’s Blouses cut; one and| and po®pom on Vamp; may be had in sizes 8 to ses; Sull_ width tm Cheon chetes alles = $ 00 qupmnaggs atu : = 1 .* t “ nd Of broadcloth i: two pockets; i — patterns: light an snap catches, 4 ar co ors; white. blue and t an: '§ 00 all have faced sii ‘- Rai { t ] ¢ ng t : tie- dark tan h ack gro une as s 3 en’s and extra tall dys st 4 foal 1th | in all sizes. — in the popular slicker style with two patch zr0o0o0 Sets to va ral e ugs well made and bed sizes a ‘kets and standing collar: come in green, gray, red, | gell, Heavy braided oval substantia! : 7 n ial ony | : Downstairs Store) rose. orchid and gray; misses’ sizes 14 to 18. 70 to sel reine ty ne. 78 ugs _ = . (Downs ss; ’ ° > Lae weet 5 Hvore. ) J nstairs Store. mugiti-colors o t ; Boys~ Winter Suits D Gi h + Yd ] ie” atee 18530 Cc : (Downstairs Store.) ‘ iver Twist st’ f inches. ae ostion etn gad ress ing am, Se, — > a ; inged Shad es ee ex pat C Man's Sweat | 14 colors and wanted small checks in all colors; all | W a Untain Get Men’s Woo] Sweaters — : abrics; neat Gark : rae pote ‘ed; much used for children’s clothes; 32 inches Yashion rnitted = | . | 1200 Fringe es terns, trimmed w { th s eaters wide. omen $s nion uits Sweaters with Aire $ 47 600 New Handbags ; Ey on MLE so A Y q $1 00 e . of $1 poe kets; come in navy, ed " eu : | S - . a wee brown gmar« petge. = cor ' 66c panish Lace, Yar iieeteed White Satinette, 3 Yds., $1 ORDA eri dca ate $1.00 | i 3 TjouncingsS and ail- : a © 9 9 . . sizes. . Hi : Ecru opaque gg arhite, black quantity of Soft finished, highly. mercerized cotton Satinette in Fine light- : . i} | Shades mount- navy, cocoa, brow n, C men's cotton wi sts at nn . eeh pink, ideal for making bloomers, cos- weight cotton Women * Undergarments, 2 for New Spring i , ed on Uaran- helio, etc.; full 36 inches Sweaters with Union Suits; Included are flipover Handbags in afr : teed a 36 wide. three-piece col- Men — k 7 Pai ] full cut with stage Bae Paley — 95 splendid selec- 1 i ’ : lope chemise in white ; * i inches wid Se; Felt us ‘S Prs. lar and two en ’s OC S, alrs, flat - lo ; ked = pavers: princess C ore apie if s a f vin . . ™ ilips ar t mi “4 fittings includ- O Nal = 9 ag pockets Come Cotton Socks of a good wear ng quality: have double Sonne oo, 5 F 2c nal ow ae »- ih d : : ; ith buckskin in gray color es: come in b kK, white. cordovan Palm Peach and less style, knee — bi ers and f ¢ wante styles; ed; mill rejects ak tor Seapabiani g Ses Me - vi os oom S Pog oe d , Palm length: regular W ’s BI choice of many , —very specially sizes 4 to § for women non & _— . Gia —- pm aie mB omen §& oomers, 3 for new colors and | . - ted vantits a im s1zes 3 e > ‘T = rand stripe :. : : eg "ied Tapestry Table R ] seyanes $7 00 Eu ! ? 2. 600 to sell. eotton sateen; come i: . m (| —— Men’s Dress Trousers to 4 oe tm pes ry abie unners, a a. ft whe aan ihe ae ) (Dowrtstairs Store.) Tailored of mS ‘99 | esa netive Tapestry Scarfs in border patterns: also v at or 9 light celors. (Downstairs Store.) : woolens in or a conte our Sca rfs with silk tassels at both ends; 50 inc hen w ae. Ul yatterns, ure TET Rnd) stripes: broken : ) ae d P ] E h, ] Child s Creepers, 2 for i | . Ss: 125 pairs to &@3) i § ond: the bet- bd 1200 Girls’ Dresses| ———— x; Women’s Silk Hose —— ane Sy ac Flannelette Wear oar Sue ol tae $ 00 Silk Remnants : : Ivory White i § or ¢ —_ nent Curtains of fancy lace weave mar Yami f cioth or cotton satin- ° 7 2 Various pieces in- 00 21 airs l » rayon fringed bottoms; a most unusual value. For Infants os trimmed with — 2 Yd $1 ; 2 for $1 cluding co “hone >] -00 Chiffon- W L D 3 f $1 BONE OE Oe $. | rushes, pul , anal AF Made of good jcc inn. (etc a Se deackings 3 Tots’ as -gopyen I or Boys’ Wash $1 A lot of 2100 ' quality ging- with +hree- the voke style _for the wee baby of 1 and 2 pong Included The popular aoe - yards, includ- ‘a : ham in styles Double Flat Rods, Set. 3 neh. back ot! hers come in panty frock style for the tots of 2 are Petti- wal] brand: 00 ing silk, silk- a | that are vapeg oe ge grag Part ; lisle tops, coats and heey agape se come 4 ners ae pea 3 .= please t e eusere state . © a C , . a liced Gowns made of and Peter P an stvies; an , + 4 young. girl; pe — Poa ee Ir 5” oomers or white cotton attractively trimmed: sizes ° crepe; plain | ’ : Fion y \} lisle heels and 9 . ‘ tt meee 7 fe 58; ‘i 1) toes; black de of good quality striped cotton sateen in white flannelette and | f t 4 Dre es and ome and printed de- i limit 4 to a cus- te. i. aad “an Sr aiiae cee : ttractivel ems Ure signs; desirable ‘ imit 4 to Mar uisette . Curtains, et im unmetal and id pink; nave saddle crotch; come in sizes 4 to 14 years. are a ctiveiy The Dreeses come | y 7 : tomer. Do st hemmed Cu 5 - e on shades: trimmed ~ gg ae gt stvie 50 —a 36 — - | ‘ 1s it clunyv lace petticoats are in (Ge! C 40 inches wide. J 4 (Downstairs Store.) aaare: regulation jength; 82c¢ sii ip a. Stair Carpet, 2 Yards, $1] (Downstairs Store.) trude style: t rt m aa od (Dewnstales. Stated - : oe hepio ~ ” lot of 600 vards of serviceable printed Brussels ee Ea. c Carpet in choice patterns for hall runners or stair car- 4 = ar Pp b J hi G Bl Included are tooth , | . Girls’ Rain Capes Extra good 91 gene $ 00 Broadcloth Shirts W Cc fj Of ] ym oomers powder and tooth “Same 10 Women’s Dresses qe m loth: a } th ejider its ) = RR Bun ; omen’s Con ners, ofor Eee secs C | q $1 00 oe inc hes. $1.00 Medium length Confiners in back-fastening styles of 2 for $1 pin containers ete rT $1.00 .. ; 4 - ra yon str! ped materials; elastic section at ack: sizes ‘5 . Gi : * | a . ’ . ° } oulse irdies - | Of cotton Women s Union Suits, 2 for N eckband| Of good quat- Wiestin.tes () ate Well made of | * « ARTIC P if s _ me ¢ : Medium weight cot d 1] at- | . : = ineh leneth of fan ha d all sed a ae ae Handkerchiefs, 24 for $1 Me er roe . : Tnion Suits with “inet trir ateriais Ww e silk-lined hood ; f sleeves, ankle length: 95c tached sty les; an erc le S, or sateen with] fou a oe cds | b r oadc loth; come in navy all have flat loc ked Ww i} t h French Men's size cotton Handke: chiefs and 164n s . th: rd and heavy hogker belo : stripes, checks blue only: sizes seams: sizes 36 to 46 and barrel cuffs -? ite es colo red. embroidered oe printed Han ak ‘ere waist a fro! C laf Tt twe pairs peel hose sup- oe oe and plain col- ; 6 to 14; exce|l- Men’s Union Suits —white on ] 93i" chiefs are offe . at this low pr elastic at — wortere: sizes Js te “ v ors; sizes range : , = i Bol come in sizes PPAN oh . ' | lent values at Royal mill Suits in wi ni Pi — | \f Gl . Da 1 to 14 years; un- Olive Soap, 10 Bars {| 4 _— 38 ot ma ; : the Sav in gs random ee: olor w ith e secon s 2) a -y i}; yomen s oves alr l | Srix Baer & ' y © cep ° . : Dey price. a. eres, RUKIC cae high - gradej;7/ | | ? ? neese ron shi high-grade “Oliveot GB: values. = ‘ ; — ; have large — make nm) | VI gy ag we —— — pager (nea nay ne etray - wi oo ‘ Soap in reg size aC a a Ss 5 ‘ : iat locke Seams, s a far ae cuff anc »- DL ) ck and co o1 #izes (Do fairs Store. ra for tt or bs (Tt : : (Downstairs Store.) “ye ecru color Suits, sizes 86 to 46. (Downstairs Store.) 6 to 8; none fitted; every saie final. , aici 08 | se _ totlet « La Foe wench : a ; : (Downstairs Store.) Tacitaneeie (Downstairs Store.) a ‘ ; z . ¥ - » . , > , ’ . ’ e : ; Women’s and Misses : Women’s and Misses , | 9x12-Foot i ’ Men’s and Young Men's ‘| ares omens Low Shoes de V rate, al oats wo-Piece Sport Dresses |c,4, ¢ ts lid. ~ : ults vercoats| ‘i | elvet Rug = Very Low Priced for Savings Day $4.95 7. . : $2.95 $4.66 At 93-3> 63 &7 ©) $ 8,00 oy ° . : _ieae = ° a W f . ad a ae ragga warmly interlined. Come nish collars haere ay = Poo “abt Sada atc tin anit in sizes 14 to 42. = So J There are only 4 patterns in taupe, erect. 61 Suits and 32 ; hay rose and tan, All As the group is small May be had in black, Overcoats in ce eB sara ee * we advise you to make an navy blue and brown. the lot so we , . early selection. Very low Sizes 14, 16 and 18. Suit- advise an early selection. Sizes able for school and gen- era] wear. Downxtairs Store fringe. Excep- tional values. (Downstairs Store.) | priced, affording unusual values for Savings Day. | SS EEE —E— ee =~ " . » (Downstairs Store A AIS AOTC et A A TTT : pe, ts ve 4 - | ee s 57 Pan a in . = “ “* mol ay , j a gee eg RS ee ie 3 34, 35 and 36. (Downstairs Steere.) oe CEA ACR CTI ~- nee eaigienennnneeannseal _— . ; rr RR aR A TTC ’ 2 ae oe

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WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 27, 1926. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ————$ cm we eee saw nee - se ent iaterccnan VMomen Doectorx - - ° ’ . ? ~ j ° | ‘ ; " i= AGoOil ee. 2 |g. Sa) 7) i | Ow ih f ia? Rid ~ ee oe 2 Sias 4 a e . ° — = . . , ——- . : i ere .. Siew : : * an ee ea ae Se studs 2nd @id=st excellent ski runmme: He has fi entries. ~~ Cal NE — bex rou Un ‘@Xas Medica! Scheol graduate . ave won their fights for int & : xs in e John Sea! i 821 ‘ *, over ection “ef the spita ; Pe Sanit to Certain Ft Dieses ¥ Jusery LOCUST om inthe inte evan | : oe Ninth ows . % : - i] PSiiisS wei “ ok \ A. ; A” J 4 i Pe, + eh 4 ei Ss 0 L -* i — ” ‘ ' ; as t fter hearing of their case Garce 1 Michael Canal osiery Jar Men, Womenand Children — T We Give ee : he _— Make eo es Our ndictments charging gree murder €or {oe killing teer, at Grand boulevard ve street, were returned + against Jack LaGarce ané Mii- An Extraordinary i. Fj t li t e] Canali. Mateer was shot 1 Event Irs ua ] b 1 by two men whom he inte: Grandmot! ther kept her hair beauti- iin a holdup a cigar Si hh fully darkened, giossy and attractive | in the Beers \ omen ’s osier brew of: LaUarce ig ci rs 4 ‘ : end ~ n}- «fer a! * Cee a7 re a ‘ . | Whenever | a ‘anali is 15 ; $1.25 to $1.45 Values : —_ took on! of 42 S ; . anA - 7 - ; ~ e . - , age OF } . ‘ al | Ogata bares Sno items By aS Medium Lightweight. Also 5 al zt ge welll : j .- a * ‘ : * : TT Nacree has been MMeatifiea by wit-|2 FR YS: Ik Full-Fasl pt cagy. og ee a ee 4 Pye Chiffon. Pure Silk Full-Fash- . ah we On tes ever RoTtn iT ¢ Lrticipatings : = : 3 . ioned,. ‘ olors. Vicon ibis qc" i and ; t. By ask-| the robbery or shooting 0 ie i am drug Ee re Meegree ’ er nd “TY arm’ s aan x a” FULLILT¢ TA} . a&oesigs LUps aiid MEPEG > . ; > “Weeth “e« @.80 were eturned i£Fainse La 1} 7 : - 2 nig ~ | f a ge and Sulphur} Gar so again: Compound,” vou will get a large bot-} (ony *ruar ms | - “ tle of this old-time recipe, umproved | 554° Pattison nin sence aieatted Lixo Higher I r iced Grades: | by tl tion of other ingredients,’ °° rs s sites a ae os r , t teady to use, fo egeelins it. Pa market at 4°4 Marmaduke ave- WOoOOLS, WOO! mix . ugat. = a on ei for socks. or two, it is restored to its natural | = — - tne 00 cobhor and looks gleesy,, soft and Swedish I Prince Stars at Skiing. a Sie {tops Nk a a = oe fer beautiful. ; TONKOPIN: Sweden Jan m ~ — . 7 . Men's $2 and $2.50 Shits Ks Sen 3 Pairs Men's 2% Hosa “i Yarn, @x Ss: ~ 3 pairs SWITH DOUBLE EAGLE STAM 3 Pairs Children’s Hose i (j j Load ne am ; eis ams ~ }s- seen rted " rs. . € ; Sizes Oo +0 1). Spe- : = re , 4 ra 10 Yds. vard pieces, . ’ 7 '* &é ‘colors = ee Yards 10 Yards 4 saort er men 3 Pairs § Yds. 20¢ Ginghams Many new good checks * 2 25¢ Romper Cloti *plen- es, all ‘cR - } -~ + > 4 Yds. 43¢ Broateith Rn GARLAND QUALIT Y—Jacquettes and Fur Coats Reduced wy j Save as Much as 50°: “69 Entire Stock Reduced 8/ : : | BE — J O the many who know the repu- a PE eS: nce Een SR IN EO Dla kee CT aC oe ce See hk Tee #2 Wes 2a Bh Ae” og t) Gar! r nN ie : - : . ; . a ered oe. Mca oe in ur Coats, tormeriy priced = = oistinction ne ari nc apoei c ri © have mace radi Cal reduc- — “= Practically an this event says come. af unlimited selection of furs, beautifuliv = include it i if to $250. we hav / a, —... 17 - awe fin es jae ji rrOMs Via aii our rinest gat ents —= : Coats which could not be mace today — i for the prices we are asking I i} tailored and every single Coat and Jac- quette right up to the mnunute. . 7 = Gerland’s Fur Saion—Third Fleer—Breadw ca, y/ ASCCCCeneceaeSeSESEEESRRESEEEESRESEESSEESESEEERERESESESESSSRESESEESESESRUEESEREEEEASERESSSSESS = Sesessesesasechedeseseeune::: eeenraeee 2 - _ 8 GA ERG on ee ee PE Se ee ier Ry Sa SSASRRnAae a a >; = Ss: 1 e: > = @: : | = ; = a: N + a: aK) ‘= a: aN : a: A : & eS: VB | as: = a fe = i 2 es: — “— y . : ~~ * a a ‘ 1 \ ,. & e lared or Straight Suhouette Modes iin V ] l Fal \ 4 e: ‘fk a s: Rive . * 7 70724 san $ ¥ a r) iw } = 2icry Garmen QUDE) ) f Adi » Ary h-Gre lide reéits r— 3 a: oe ; s: 2 es: 7 ee . u = ERE you to go out and price the material and fur trims alone with : a the idea of making the Coat yourself we doubt if you could DOs- _* 8: ’ =: sibly secure them at the sale price. to say nothing at all of lining, s: =: findings and hand tailoring. You'll find many that will suit your taste, = the selection is so v ; =: so varied. and the furs include squirrel. wolf . Mandel, opos- sum, beaver and several others. ae 7 = a le ae * Sizes, OUT ROL Con LN Ceat Selen—Third Fleer—Sixth Se. ee THOMAS W. GARLAND. Inc. er egy —Bread adway and Sixth, Between Locust and St. Charies SueeseseeeesassaeauesaEs. S eieeeee ee : sal med dim = 4 Yards for ve St. 38 Spreads 4 Yds. 49¢ Age : 1 ~ =4§ 4 Senta ay 4 Yas. 336 ta 436 Sateens hy 4 Yards 11 2 iemaggag es / Te So Pongee vhea wide. $1.50 MEN’S work| PANTS Darl . Ala v = $ il made. S | - 42. ome s 1 Sf. 0 Men's Overalls 4 i $3 Men’s and Beys’ |. : =" Caps and . va a. a | Sere 20 O Wawatoreit ITI ST ric Hand! ter fx or red iv x blue Handkerchiefs. Hats cshaert 5 Balis J. & P. Coats 15 for shea 31. 39 Sheets 2—19¢ Play i es rPve@era menin ts » Year sizes St 69 Bleomers . foe $5 PANELS - -s rr “ote “e t lam wind = —— rds ng nas. es a f 2 2 Pr. 79¢ fo st. 33 Gloves | 2h le "al SE ‘2 Prs. for 3 Yds. for a PAN ELS : kaa doubie ~ bE ing. ~ $1. 69 Kimonos @ _d Yds. 996 ee | $2—60-Inch Sergel $2.00 Stamped Bed- size on seamless fjardown “"annelet err fine = Navy Biue, with $ fine hRairiine stripe; a rard ALERTS EEE AEA EN SE RCS OC TTT! Aarts = eel Fat. st ¢ Foe re i a= | $1.50 INLAID Sets | $2 50 Wash Boilers = Pu - at e ai r° . re Ts . _— ° wens ’ ma. 2 .uiar rezu ralue None en § New Felt Hats $= * Big Values Bay. LP Thursday yoy Zs as i” SF. 2% Practical and stvlish Hats«<: rel! om a = brims and pekes. self trimmed. {‘epen, pabie. weed. pink. rese. =zreen. red and hiack. S$. } n = $ O10 [2PouUga ee + ” ‘ae , pond sqnare vardae for qua. (lars oe Player Rolls Extra Special All Week ¢ S% « - : ’ a ‘ <a rs , a Led “T? T Saie. sta ey "sda LM = + ‘ <i PA rite s mong se A 3) ‘a _ 5 MATRONS’ HATS — Uf silk ‘om mee with mairhrai. $ 38 fie wer. ri bien trimmed. . weed, henna. ype orn —]10¢ Each or ii fer MUSIC rous | GLOBE RECORDS “— vening __ Brings i * —_ Tr , ~ ' a 53 Pairs Men's Shoes 70 Pairs Boys’ Shoes 450 Pairs Women’s Shoes 793 Pairs Women’s Feit Juliets 105 Pairs infants’ Shoes ‘ { it or : = er Phene Orders Taken. Ne CC. GQ EE S$ S-H- O- E-S Men’s.. Women's and Chil-. dren's High and Low Shees | — Values te $5.00 AMAZING BARGAINS riri. , “Remember.” ‘ » in Our Second Fiecor ” 29¢ Each, or 4 fer Ready-to-Wear Ciearance Sale of COATS Values fe | $13. 1S S Three , gT ip? Mia ’ 7) New Spring ad Values te $18 at pa a Low SHOES Sines wwe tk. A eimai feature for Dullar onir. Si.08. ~ALAL ALE SS * Positive! price po Up to § now, Up to § All Mot:

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eae WEDNESDAY EVENING, ee oe FO ee te eal ee a ee ee ee FM. A. NEWHOUSE & SON, Inc. BANS . ef Respectfully invite you to view an exhibition of i PAINTINGS of Ships and the Sea by GORDON GRANT at their galleries be Holeproof Chiffon Hosiery autiful ang — 454 North Kingshighway Boulevard Saint Louis, Missouri | aii _ ADVERTISEMENT : was taken to 1404 Cass avenue to- : ‘day to hear the story of Robert : Dennis, 21 years old, who'says he rubber hose and a “jimmy’ > | police officers at Carr Street Sta- : tion last Thursday in an attempt * NDNEY y SON 3} to obtain forced confession of a AS xt g Locust Formerly to $18. 00 _ Positively only drastic clearance reductions make this low mm 6price possible. Wanted materials and current styles. +. Dennis sat on a kitehen cha seeeeaeceor ramemet : ex hibited a mass of biack-and- “esi If Your Back Hurts or Bladder | marks on back and thighs, and de- Bothers You, Begin —— | clared he was unable to eve ee: Taking Salts cept with great pain. He is undér wate 'Speros’ restaurant when he was ar- | keeping the kidneys active. rested ‘in the punishment, wheh lasted , ¢ 4 fabout an hour. he said They tried eg Titties — e few yr de re ee i ‘3 =“"¢ € =f “ff to make him sign a confession and sayencogede ra ce Sagem cog 3 oe threatened to throw hirr out of a mous saits 1s ma de fro im ioe anechnive Oj macs tactile . sii ne prapes a} a rp u1ce, ¢ mbined = a.m., Saturday, he continued, | clogged kidnevs; also to neutralize| hen he was taken to headquarters, +} ® grids in the svstem so thev are fed rolls and coffee—the first food no longer a sourc ‘e of irritation, thus he had since arrest, he averred— | often re} ng bladder weak ness. and was released Saturday after- Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot noon. There igs no record of his iniure: makes a delightful teens: ,having been arrested before. cent lithia-water drink, which every- The POST-DISPATCH 1s the oniy St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. yoOog . j id ; bic plant, which is to open % isel] shoes to railway mer ge offer the nroduct to the eo 1h] JANUARY 27, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , 15 _ McKinley Birthday Celebration. | | & William McKinley birthday be Ph agen will be held Friday eve-. t Roosevelt High School, . lsttere and Connecticut streets, under the auspices of Walker- Jen-| nings Camp, United Spanish War! Veterans. Announced on the pro- eram are former Gov. David ~R. | Prosecutor Visits a Robbery Case Francis, Gen. John B. Inman, com- ; mander-in-chief, G. A. R. and’! Suspect, W ho Exh ib its Preece Miller. f Marks on Back. Prosecuting Attorney Schwet was brutally beaten with ea ties burglary. | $251 0 bond charged with burglary When vour kidneys hi urt and your _ the restaurant of Tolias =peros, | back feels sore don’t get scared and 1120 Cass avenue. John Harris, | proceed to load rour stomach witha 25, of the same address, is in jail’ jot of drugs that excite the kidneys. % n a similar charge. Keep your kidneys clean like you The young man stated he did not | keep your bowels clean, by flushing {know the offic ers he said beat them with a mild, harmless salts |him, but declared he could identify which helps to remove the body’s ‘them. Schweitzer said he would waste te stimulates them to their continue the inquiry, and, {f the/ normal activity. The function of the complaint is fustified, would tssue kidnevs is to filter the blood. In 24 warrants against such officers es. hours they strain from it 500 grains Dennis would identify. ;of acid and waste, s0 we can readily Dennis said he was eating in| understand the vital importance of and taken to Carr Street! Drink lots of good water—you Station where he was laid over a ©4n’t drink too much; also get from table and beaten. Five police offi- ; 42% eee acist about four ounces of cers, in civilian clothes, participated | Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a i plass of water befare breakfast each (Reg U. &. Pat. Off.) | . The F amous : 4 1B we | ACOUSTICON 696-08 Washington Av-—Thru to Sixth St. , HEARING DEVICE $ Built Like a Radio Janual Y Clea ance | The Acousticon is nationally end internationally known ane recognized as the world's STANDAKD Hearing Device. The On All Broken Lines . ACOUSTICON and all Acousticon supplies are sold in this terri- Hligh-Grade Footwear A Boon for the Ridiculously Low Priced DEAF DEMONSTRATION NOW GOING ON Expert hearing technicians are now demonstrating the Acoust!- LS A El RENE SATINS PATENTS TANS SUEDES You may have the benefit of a Ten Days’ Free Trial ef the Acousticon in your own lhome or at your work. If you wish to keep it after ten days’ trial our Liberal Terms Plan allows vou to use it while paying for it HIGH AND LOW HEELS ee Anat te Sole Representatives 513 Olive Street All Sizes Choice 6 © CPR e ee WEE + cee eres Ge 5 ts 475 HIGH SHOES Joo | con in our stores. Call and let it prove its own claims. Take advantage of this opportunity to know by actual experience the 75 PLMPS matchless smoothness and remarkable power possessed by this : . instrumen' STRAPS - - / > . OXFORDS | 10 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL vo alee i 7 s papa te _ aha at & ) " ls 7. > r window, he deciared. with lithia “A thee heen ueed far | ¥ . 2 f " 2 Hie was held at he station unt) , . ’ -! : C ” ; P t ‘ veéars 10 belo clean and stimulate Railway “Men to Move Factory. _— should take now and then to help By the Associated Press. keep their kidnevs clean and acetire. CEDAR RAPIDS. Ja.. Jan. a Trv this; also keep up the water The Order of Railway Conductors, , drinking, and no doubt you wil] won-. which has ‘nae headquarters der what became of your kidney trouble and hackache. — here, has moved the Adwear Sales Corporation. manufacturing shoe 3 ide manuia iTing bd scles and power belts, to t from Philadelphia The or ii ae miwrns ) > yrer Pry? of sha stock . oe ‘For quick, lesting relief from itching and rae ce" doctors preecribe = ? and officers of 1 her Ow! Ime rema!ly! The +7 t 9 ennardcs Established 1856 ; The Annual Winter Sal oF. | Now in Its Second Week _t$} Big Savings Throughout the Store $ ‘ A Few Restricted Lines Excepted $ Living-Room Suites ; French | Special ij ° ® 2-Piece Suite in mohair and brocatelle....... same se $198.00 t Wilton Rugs @ 2Piece Suite, carved frame, covered in | Worsted Rugs tightly woven and in a SE Oe co sma- + piweewwe. | very complete range of patterns and '» 2-Piece Suite, carved frame, covered in mohair | Sizes. $ » and brocatelle an. n+ -$25000 | ee 7 — Be egulari) Special DS : i SP lees 15000 $810.00 $ $ : Bedroom Suites — “+ oe emae © ny ag ? 3-Piece Walnut Suite owe ec + © © Re © 6 co ReTemee ¢ mie © we + © wi + TO aeamaue 138.00 102.50 dp eweesecces cums +: PIMOS , Other Sizes in Proportion Dining-Room Suites BPiece Walnut Suite ....0.ce--cocsccececceesecss ir wide, domestic and imported filet and novelty tions~approximately 50°c. Up to $ .50 yard, ee’ ......... § afd Up to $1.00 yard, Up to $3.00 pair, ee EE wa cwqoce Up to $4.75 pair, a ann an an ong Duvunuw Specialists in Furniture, Floor Coverings and Dra em coc wecewes cn enees 0: PROUUUU i men. o--: 9190.00 | ; saageonersag $225.00 Axminster Rugs S-Piece Walnut Suite o-meeweves ermm am cons one: $267.09 | Dropped patterns of these well-known Rugs. a Regular!) a7 5 : 9x] 2 . ee ee ee oe Bone 359.00 od 0 _ Cretonnes Net Curtains Ox $59.00 50 ; 4.6x6.6 eters 6 ee oe ] Fae 14.7 J “>| : " ; ee ee | UA 26.00 ® 1500 yards, 30 to 86 inches Plain or allover patterns in ss scan 43.00 weaves. qualities. Exceptional reduc- trimmed with bullion fringe. . $2.00 SO, PET .. wwe. GOue Velvet Rugs Bp ts: ME cance: $ .45 ‘ : P to $1.50 Up to $6.00 pair, i me f How, A eae OD ant S «as now, pair ......... $4.00 if Pleasing Rugs a rs long een a m = . eguiariy Spe Up to $2.75 yard, Up to $7.00 pair, t ae $47.50. $39.50 now, yard SESS | Src $1.00 now, pair =~ Oame+ae « $5.00 Kennard & Sons WASHINGTON AT FOURTH PAu Motorbuses and Service Cars Going Downtown, as Well as Page, Park, Compton and Hodiamont Cars Stop at Our Doors. Beauvais Other Sizes in Proportion | Best Quality Greatest ’ January’s Sale : b ee Ever eduction Attempted ar Sg A Real 415 NORTH SIXTH STREET Clearance f — THRIFT DAYS! THE BIGGEST BARGAIN EVENT OF THE MONTH Everything Must Go—Nothing Reserved Luxurious Fur-T rimmed Coats $42.50 to ‘thes $49.75 Values Bion eh ¥ te 3 $ | | | ? i \ i . f , + : ,_ = An exclusive rroup of some of our highest priced beautifully fash- ioned Coats. Fur Coats Values $49.75 to $69.75 Every Fur Coat sharply reduced. ‘All the new col- ors, in a clever se- lection of the new | flares and straight lines. : High-Grade » Coats $55.00 to $75.00 Values “35, ae COATS S iq g Coney, Muskrat the cloth. and fashion in the highest degree. Final and Complete DRESSES Clearance of lined: sizes 16 to 44: black predominating. These Dresses Will Be Snatched Up in Twos and Superb Models, Beautifully Fashioned, in Lustrous ; Crepes, Georgettes and Stunning Prints. They include Our Threes, so Come Early. Take Advantage | - Higher-Prie od Mad ols Tremendously Reduced. of This Extraordinary Value Sizes for Misses and Women. ie, ; = Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to 50 | $78 | 9102 | 142 $7.50 to $10.50 Values | $12.50 to $13.50 Values $13.75 to $18.75 Values | $16.75 to $25 Val A group of ovr higher priced The smartest street, afternoon A varietr of colors and stries beautiful models for every Individuality 1m style, work- and sport frocks in the richest to meet every individual ¢e- daytime and ever — _— ‘ABO! maasalp ang beauty of fabric gilk materia!ts, al!) attractive mand for every occasion. Ir An elaborate variety for rour make these exquisite models resisitible at this price. choice. especially attractive. E'‘res for misses and womet.. Coney, Leopar- dine, with Men- d Bea l- ea a. as aed R 1$18 to $25 No woman can resist such 7 border. Values $ Coats at a price that Pin = = , stin¢ection 10 ©. ai $49: Beautifully lined and inter- barely covers the cost of se Oucien , A. . Ls 7 > ;* woe erie Teiae . * a4 et ee ae — * 4 SEP Seer Kae Uasern eee os . r4 - BEER RELI’ TEES Ceara fT | > DELETTLILAESELLAT TELL ELLIE Le _* es wea PELE TUTTLE TELICTTtte * Ba —STEWART’S—415 N. SIXTH ST.

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Saturday eT Se aN a We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Charge Purchases Made the Balance of the Month Will Be Placed on February Statements FAMOUS -BARR CO Mask for Wrinkles . 5 A Delightful “Yvette Salon” Treatmenge | @ An Yvette Contour Mask than please rou in complexion clear, tendants give it expertir ILS Tesui . . fresh and smooth—and OUF at ‘Treat ment will more find your - *3} Ls—¥ -OU Li Special at $3.00. == Main Fleer Balcony \ . Beginning Thursday—This Exceptionally Special Choice of N ew " and “IO Hats — —s$ Styles for Present Wear That Have J om grr From New York—Special = € Our Small, Medium and Large Hats close-fitting, rolling brim, otf-the-face and other modes; fashioned ot satin, tatlle or taffeta silk, felt and combined with various fabrics. In turban. rr” STraw ‘ rs Po} DpOQia rlv price a d Millinery Section has estab- lished a re putation for unusual value-giving and has become widely known through its $5.05 Hat sales— and in this one is a decidediv remarkable selection. There are new models for women, misses and matrons —in high shades as well as black, wood and other dark colors—all revealing Spring mfllinery notes. C | j / } | ny” Froerth Fiewer Maids’ W hite Apron Sets Originally $2.95 to $5.95 AtS of. @ Bretell« or hh sivies of Pa- tiste or o: seni Aprens with collars and corded, with Swiss embroidery. some cuffs to others ty tg somewhat limited Third 350 Framed Pictures $5 Value @ Pictures for bedrooms, tiring reoms, dining rooms or halls—- including many more the following subtec's: rmatch— *e., Quanti- Fleer ard Wallace Nutting Ptctures bt whings Japanese Water ( olors English Garden Scenes “Cid Master’ Prints Siath Et teer Wrapped Chocolate Torpedoes 6c Value, Thursday, Lb. soc 2-b. Box, 69c @ Delectabie pieces of pur each one tts fresitnes« “Kiddies.” “Torpedy”™ € ercany Wrapped to Laas Fruit Balls Whelesoive Sweets in trwit finrors: Thursday. specia! the peund shaped chocolate, Coneervs (gem for the ansarted 29¢ Matin Fleece | ~ OE ENN Ae Se CR eERNEE ey ae me tee pert aee Save on Spring Dresses by Selecting From This Group of Printed Silk Crepe | Originally $2.50, Thursday, the Yard...... @ The newest pri fects favored colors. —large and smel Exreellent several garments from this ad nied patterns tn prefusien—more than fifty di*f’erert af desi =e on li *. i? * quailty fi? K (Tere, $4.98 Crepe § 4-ineh dered border dium and dark COEOt; Fara. «- voit = ‘Batteries, sii and side gores; boned in the back and re- full ~ ‘Si ae : $2.95 | ame across diaphragm. Sizes Stxth Fleer || SOmewhat broken. Tafrd Fleer Odd Lots of Efficiently Styled Corselettes f Originally $3 to $6 85 —_ sage ~~ - ; : @ Popular medium and long mode! s of pink brocade —some with elastic An Exceptional Choice Offered Thursday in $12.95 Value. 21 Pieces $638 Five Groups of Tea Sets $72.95 Value. I7 Preces $Q.38 These | $75 Value $10 Value. 25 Pleces non $3 Value, | ~~ £ieces 22 Pieces | *O88 3488 $4.88 | € Not only when you e* . Serve tea. dSUt at many oraer times aS Well are these Sets cangete’ —and i "TT. — > ’ -lursday you may select most attractive kinds at &oaving of ', to %. These grouns include Japan- ese, Bavarian. Slovakian ar: i German two-tone luster anu decorated earthenware effects. - Seme patterns tn I!mited groups. i wares j Fitch Fleer f it a . * oseeeee?® — - —— ae ee a ne ten me Other Spring Frocks Values You Will Like at @ These are authentic Spring Dresses which you can put on at once—in other words, they are in such advanced stvles that thev will be in fashion for months: of Georgette. and printed crepes veiled with Georgette. long sleeves and high necklines being shown in manv variations. Plain and dressy models in sizes 11 Splendid Values at ... to +f. Spring Shagmoor Coats | ° c | : tHenal > 0 5 eae LO personal 3 it was ’ : | — = 3¢ 2 —_— = oo o E wre | $16.75, $35 and 349.75 Extreme enti age makes every Shagmoor Coat attractive— = TT 4 ‘tarcea and nf a as207*rmen* oe aie and because they _— puns lored of exclusive _ wrinkleproof neeingtee i} sce quand es seen « hesagacmnat ae —_ “hacmoor ranen s tr ey are as serviceabdie a5 tney are trim. Vir-s HH ail occasions and sizes 14 to 44. Many are made quite dressy with fur and the choice is wide answer « > 00 of LicsbeieiashiiictldiasdDieigiins in sizes 14 to +4. ee he nited and is Simpson, Men and Young Men Should Select Widely From This Offering of Shirts in Wanted se ge | ae On Thu —Also Mattresses and Springs—at Very Remarkable Savings “Specials”in Metal Beds |} © - —_ To. mn 6+ + . & A square post style, with > 6). mitred cerners grouped bound a or ers, ‘as i strated } and Layer-Felt Mattresses $18.50 Value 148 Y-pound Aiattresses .« - *« vor“ ” aver L @ ik a 14 7 th durable roll edge and i+ch ”“~- 7 structed of al ioe. J fale With four rows of st ve red with con- 4 =} tict- — $12 Metal Beds Offered af Makes for ee re om * é i-* Coil Bed Springs $16.50 Value g coll! Bed 3 Ty - 4 ~ 7 2 Siu ea _— -_ rer and resi 4encr. os are guaranteed. 15 Sprirgs. tie top that comfort hese Springs irsday, the February Furniture Sale Features These = QD 75 Metal Beds § & ---°2*° . niy a a $1.69, $1.95 and $2.50 Values, Choice at. The. we weteniiae @ Shirts « starched separate collars, neckband evr attacl bed collar— tention Sizees (4 *9 poe Dit not every siz: Pach atrie An oppor grand 1 real importance—etving vou choice of the following fabrics—in * hite taken gen mn, gra 1@ and popular striped effects: ia pre Ma Alpha Oxfords Cotton Broadcloth Bi the A i a2 © Madras and Splendid * was Genuine Soiesette Sample Shirtings fort is —— OF cmp + ——————————————————— | AL Men’s $2.25 to 33 Pajamas 800.006 “Da tS Two-piece Pafamas ! cotton domet “flannel, plain “" The A yr cotton fabr i printed or ver -terne > 89 frst exno madras—a refu ailored and finished with frog York Wo: fastenings; all sizee—ChoOice at... .ccccccevcceseces October } Genor 4 with W. Miter Traente 4 me ee > om se “=. Citeced at een nee > SO)! . _ A @™OS8T oe ce +e me wet) * The i Six liliers head and foot, and center panels of meta. hed tn a farered ton car @. $17 metal Beds Offered Beda that marnr—vwei. groupe: a continuous posts. posts. a. & £4244 at | a van 9] 12 0 An ers re Pinished tn brown tere . ae 4

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LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EV ENING, JANUARY 27, 1. 1926, ee PAGES 17-20 ee eT Oe _aa,,,_ — a ee ae a a nce nt een tateate a Ae —- reer ees - en PART TWO. : eT: oo ae SS ie WAL DAUGHERTY Jefferson League Chartered FOREIGN STATIONS ST. LOUIS TAX TwoCzarsand Duke in Coburg COST OF SCHOOL ANNES ee rent the the Republic WIDELY HEARD IN RATE FOR 1924.25 "ie Uahoratory for Experiments Tay pyypiny For Monarchistic Restorations © BEFORE U.S. JURY simstnciuceProrecionortoattauat river, THIRD NIGHT TEST NEXT TO LOWEST Manca Haran Pine ‘lap tone cnn 2 ean State’s Rights Against Federal, Govern Sn | g th F A “4 : ae i Be ‘ener, Quatoned ment and War on Paternalism. Reports Also Are Received Among Cities With 500,- — ne er ME ite Baker's Committee Told y ’ mn of American Broadcast- 000 Population, San wremuer Count Bethien 55: This Will Cover Initiative A ee a ee ees — - ee A A NS SE RO a —— _- - ~ for Fifth Day, Faces QM Special to the Post-Dispaict fen i I | { defend the traditional doctrines | ing Programs Being Francisco Is Low With By MAXIMITAAN HARDEN, royal Prince of Great Britain ard Petitions and Fight for Ww V ASHINGTON Jan 2% wT ae Jan, (.—AP- | epitomized in Jefferson's words Extended Examination. (ticles of j an Keo pe ee, . . . €s Of incorporation were filed; “Equal rights to all, special priv- Pi Noted German Publicist. Jreland. He bears at least 16 other ‘ P , 9 all, special priv cked Up in Moscow. Levy of $17.35 on $1000 Gomeaane 19083 Ireland. Ho bears at least 16 other Ratification. here today for ihe Thomas Jeffer-| ileges to none.” BERI 2a Lf") he . * : i 5 er seiesiciliianiateieteaiasdaie > > 2 ai. ai ye tv tie ; DIFFICULT ASK son League, the purposes of which.| Further, the league nay issur , apeeras cit mm i ef . * . aw . 44 ~ . lz J} a rail . y > ; ¢ ; s me 6«6Cy Leascd Wire from the New Right of Peaceable Assembly; Cally. “will not be dependent upon) By qie Associated Press the French bank note cou saa de eee ee ; ae > 5 ‘ : é, = ~s eS er ee ii | - Associated Prese St Ouis had. in the fiscal v »; the KPrenc ankK note counterteit- Duke Kz eclare all ' r p iT? c : E ] “¢ = . . ae 4 I Ly. Mee terday for the fifth time to tell Jury; Reservation by the States int Attorney-Genera: and Soilici- ... .. ..aanontineg teata : inti co 1 a lane ©n- | num-and Bailey are outdone Duke Karl whose \paign for adoption in the Novem- ‘ ho — ‘s ahout t) return of ~ ee um oCr n Re tor for the Postofficea Department ional broadcasting tests are now. piled by the Detroit Bureau of Gov- “ ; — arl whose freedom from | pro f ae J what ie KnOWS avout ine re~_urn Oi : ih — Po A © Y not ae le gated to the a hina se ieeaiialies. ae ; Wa in its hopeful that +7 e worst is over ernmenta R esearch Ibne Two f 7ZATS and a Duke. taxes as a SOV ereig n ruler protect- ber genera! election of his aad ae - . t riAny etr2 ~ at r edera!l (,0ove rnn P 1? -s ‘ LA CARS cl alit aile - —_ — saithin " pie —_— a ] rn —s i pane The , oe S 4a. s110°h | : ; r a $7,000,00 ) American Meta] Co. se = a com s pean i : RBalderston. an attorn 1ey of Wash- The air improved reasurably The table shows that of S909 cities Cn) ‘ eae iiiae id ree r, is ed ; him from such sacrifices. posed Ce to f ee ow , Pt Pe qT) “ in moran ] n 2a’ Si. i; i aes : Ja. ‘ Lif oburg. } @ ane: VW —_ > . pa blic 5 curities to a Swiss: syndicate In .,. aes i sip ricians: ington is secretary-treasurer. last night, despite earth currents With more than 100,000 population Pde tg a arbors and who as a British royal Prince | Provide © separate Saad 200 Es 79°} inued his testimony to ute opposition Oo any an every (other em e 4) é ni ‘aN 1 from the aurora borealis. 40 had a highe tax ; t} * ', Sey One pretender to the tnrone- is not in any danger of starving, schools and State educational fia- e 392i, continues Lis Stimony tT0- atrem 6, members of 1 provisional trom tne aurors ails had a higher tax rate than st, rcehduke lbree} -hos hance siatea On ted 3 Me” 11 was declared yesterday| * tg als impose relig om s tests eden sale he Min Cin. Cattesrams “a telegrams Louis, and 19 a lower rate hav n "pee Albre ht, age chances nsists on per gins o ged rights and he free ayer ae mo in f+ a ; 2 ye . . i election or select not , - , : ; dhe ave peen weaKkeneg¢ yy the coun- coes met let himself sub-committees v gate cam ‘ Me that he had “a good many days. giyie official ete . ~ me any | bell Bruce. Maryland; Senator Ed- poured in. today telling of success Of the &0 cities over 190,900, 66 terfeiting revs lations Coburg has: off by t} pr se - m mtr paign costs. ui ° : + . publi cial, ral, State or jw ) ene ) : ; ' ne reves is-—- urg has’ off by the prospective impeverisn- | 4 more’ of testifving ahead of him. \I ; ‘win S. Broussard, Jvouisian for- in plucking distant stations out of bavye a legal basis of 100 per cent Ww ge ars ¢£ ne k her r€ P hia’? was rmed by ; | : Municipa ; per 1m #6two zars and one Duka@& There ment of “his” country. There can | The committee info Mal Daugherty was in the grand mer Senator A. O. Stanley of Ken- ‘the air Valuation in assessment St puis Czar F ' himse *o) ty g erty was in: the ; i. on er “ol 2 eae f 5 a : = i , . St. Loul (Za! erdinand, himself a Coburg- be no doubt that the glowing love | @ representative ofa publicity firm st . , y c ate ] . ; : ; ; , jury room for four days last week. rmatisin, tucky; Forney Johnston of’ Birm- San Francisco enjoyed music 1S One of thes But the research er wh ‘as driven ou f Bu "i f ; Then’ Harry M. D ugherty was 3. Opposition to Federal Pa ineha Ala.. Geore S Io} fre ont’ ih “ee liek Set was a ; er who was driven out of Bulgaria, for Germany of this Duke, a grand- that the cost would total probably Pp saarrTy i augnerl_y : . . ' ; a - Ingnam, Ala., 1 rege -. 2 Onns, my} ‘ ‘ Menna, an ’ 4 Oureau finds that } Mm” t eascec thi Se. he 4 te hae Se. . a a ;, , , . : lled Be 13 closed later, termmalism and to Federal BR sites of t] litoria! ¢ the i 1 sae 7 : Enel — +f seas hat in most cases this inhabits his hereditary castle and son of Queen Victoria, is because , $40,000, or a greater sum %f paid called and, aS was dis sed iat LC RSSRSE CC ; ‘deri >u- ‘ditor of the editorial page of the Luma, Peru Denver heard Stutt- 19° per cent basis represent ivy there alen ie Czar Crril theretac | his - ie th ow . ead ? | ms on | ee CE titer wheter aa as” Tmdia a ea Pea . | ; itt } c se I nts only here also is Czar Cyril, otherwis his wealth is the mightiest protec- | workers were used inst of vol- | in open court, asked to produce the ~ un¢ Nnatever pwuise. t. Louis Post-Dispatch; Claude G. gart. Germany, and LOW of an unrealized ideal. It has made a the Grand Duke Cyril Viadimiro- tion of the German nationalists. He; untary ones ledger of Mall's bank, the Midland 4. The earnest support of the Bowers, editor and author, New Buenos Aires. New Jersey and calculation as to the actual per- vitz of Russia, w ho is second is admired by Gen Ludendorff | This d th campaigns | ; ‘ o , ‘ i 7, Ji & Uurpe . ae | . ‘ : Itiry a re] Ts mnhe ; . 5 -a¢h , . } "ny “* ac oO Cc = , : ~ lc } } : ‘4 house, ©., which contained Harry's ) : a gov rnment, t nrough listorian and author, Baltimore, ' Wales. Omaha joined with New lowed by assessors, and it finds olas, solemniy proclaimed himself With three roval courts, reldted to ing signatures to initiative: peti- ann “hip ~Omm } - . - ‘ Bee } ele s " attnr. Io . > ac +? ToL i > ; y —s - ’ - ® , * . 4 ; ™. personal account. which communities may shapes Ma.: Charl s A. Douglass, atto Bedford, Mass..in picking up Aber-| this to run as low as 50 and even on Aug. 31, 1924, Czar of Kussia.| each other and to reigning houses; tions, and the final campaign to | ® It was then that Harry Daugh- their own affairs to suit the ney, Washington; and William I. deen, Scotland 4 > . wnt tn (ane +} ve His wife was ] ’rinces f ia j : as : it them- hid ; ae land. 45 per cent in some of the cities His wife was born fPrincess of —Queen Maria of Rumania is also put the amendment over. The . r tha l- >] eS U f “4 + i¢ "fAS © tf mre F a ltirn re by , at ¢ : . , 7 a oan ; } : ( p ] ; / 24 , j erty wrote the rem arkahble state eeives under the powers — the Rawles, atte J ws Baltimore. The Stations Wor of Dar enport, Ta., which have 100 per ct nt as the Saxe -( oburg-Gotha. ’ i r a ( x° * “ © necor TZ ¢ rs h : } . ee oat | l- ; > Le ke , - 4 a? , , : ° ¥ 4} ‘ ‘ 7 ' ; ; : pee ment that because he had been at lates, reserved hy them under ates an Ss Wi bd i} aisoO mem and WGY of Schenectady, N. Y.. legal basis of assessment. High above the two Czars in old emigrant intrigue and the labora- ting the amendment on the ballot > ts tha Ire ara. " Ro Alora? %, +a, - ~ 5 '? ~ The re iS} lai COyY rmmitt 7 ’ “44 : “or rar - 2 be r 7 "s ives i ‘ carl | ; : - of torney ee the Jate I] sident Hard the Federal Constitution, and re- ae : f gee a O : sania “— awaited word from Capetown, $1.85 on $100 Valuation. Fort Coburg lives Duke Kar] “ tory for experiments in monarch-/|through initiative petitions prob- ‘ . sia i 3 P — ; ik = ‘ me ¢ “oy . ' . ‘ _* :¢ \ "na ipaq 7 . * owt = oe * ; ‘ . % . . ‘ ¢ © - : jng and after his death attorney for sistance to every policy, program ire alter (. Balderston, Charies South Africa and Melbourne, Aus- St. Louis is one of the ities Eduard, Duke of re. and a! istic restoration. ably would cost $10,000, it was — : a ‘said. rf 4 ? ’ oe n. Mrs. Harding, he declined 10. Or proposal looking to the fur- W. Darr. Jobn FP. Miller, and Grat- ‘tralia, to tell whether their plan Which is counted. in practice, as ie F ‘answer on the ground that it might| ther extension of the powers of ‘'@" Kerans of Washing’ - {o circle the globe had been suc-. falling short of the 100 per bent | M , h wers of ! : een suc-) falling ! tC of 1h it _ Members of the sub-committee + P T « acre t r) a ‘ anes a , . | ‘ assessment idea] Its basis of as- a : ppointed by Gov. Baker aré, As- si - “tend to incriminate me.” 4 the Federal Government which Referrring to the ague, i.a- | cessful. q Pe . oe : . ; mar YITITS ut ‘that th : ere P , Pr : ia en S ee . : Ete: sagotreeeag pw at ‘+ |) diminish or impair the powers of (aT Poets ee ae he a Languages Used. , sessment is shown-in the table as sistant Attorney-General Crowder ‘nited States Attorney Buckner the States rson anniversaries to He com- WOC made announcement 715,75. per cent of actual valu : ANTHRACITE COAL STR : J States. c : Ine anne wementsin 15. ¢: pe! nt of actual value. and H. Oo and his assistant, Kenneth F. c 4 ilies Reh memorated next Fourth of Juls languages over sca ie hts te ths vate of C9656 we ee ce . Harrawood, executive secre- : ad ; vs Ipposition to further inva- a oe . a lage? Ove! two long wave ) iS taxX raie QO] $24.7 on tne tary to the Governor; E. M. Carter, Simpson, who questioned Harry, gion hy the Federal Gov the Sesquicentennial of the “Sign~ | hs, while WGY ‘kked un the $1000 valuation, for the fiscal year “Sl Given Attention, put Most of { : gon by the Federal! Gov. ernment ape: : engins, whili VGY pic ked up ine aluation, for the fiscal year ~ i ic ‘Oolum bia, secretary of the State Daugherty. at once took their wit- f th — ing of the Declaration of Indepen- jrop nt ~e-hroeadenst it 1924-25, bd@erfes $18.53 aes Them Are Regarded as of No . y. of the taxing powers of the ' , : | pr? ram and re-broadcast it on «t--9, STNES $45.00 ON the |Teachers’ Association: T. J. Walk- % ees before Judge Thache >] : : Sax one dence and the Centenary of the ¢] ; ie eae : “@: 911} - ; " . Practical Value ; ness petro? udg lacher, Who States. the taxing — mR > shorter wave lengths. real value. Or, aS commonly ex- ra c . | er of Columb dered him t swe be cited : ‘6 power being @ death of the Declaration’s framer, ; ss ease wwe the tes , By the Asseciated Press. ; | - mbia, representing the ~ oraer im io ans Pr or vbpde cite power to destroy ‘ The aurora borealis. which af- pressed here, the tax rate on $160 caine sassiotinaas | State Teachers’ A lati . os } hae Os ¢ : Spas i. Th mias | : sO] ee es the Vee . . ! i H > F , J , Pp a or | , ° ~ . . ; on, and for contemf®t. The lawyers and 6. Earnest and continuous ef | — Jefferson, m uk 8 th — fected telegraph lines. were said WOuld be $1.85, instead of. $2.47. } HILADELE HIA, Jan, 2%. Five Organized on Comimunistic! E. G. Davidson of St. Louis Daugherty then disappeared in the fort on the part ia ey Le ‘ = 1926 peculiarly appropriate tor tne 4... come scientists to be an almost The $2.47 rate was in effect here hundred persons and organizattons, 4 Pel o € t ) ie e 4 a ‘y .. i st oa 4 i “a ae , : 4 . ii ; a A ~~ \ it . ~ i : c tj ] : 2 1 vy an ‘ 1a} a yr , " : » by : at gs wasie pa . Lo . a a i OT- . ° . f 4 : ~ ; . 5 : > ' The recalling of Mal Daugherty : i? tives: i conve NtIONns tig a7 was el ablished, ene fro mn Ww hic As té r on the air Those prevailing in 19Q9 or for a he Joint Conference of Miners aid | Rr the Aasor ated Press. ? Ba ied rent see after : . ILNEr IAaAWluU! ‘ = +) 17 + , hae Iriftea gor 7 _ si : sn 7 : . ‘ = ; 28h) — | / aa * y ad L ii ? nute Ti ° 7 7 i a : ‘ : . zi had proved a recalcitrant witness. dicted. | REASING CROWDS VIEW aia r on , - 0 Se Stations Cities which are credited. in the | have come from persons with nd sections like famished woives, rob-! oot iP e remainder did e limited by S .s ) = . Mal, not being directlw implicated. The two Mertons are controlling | BODY OF CARDINAL MERCIER pe iio sae malt Ss O cails. table. with observing a true 100 Locnatce nano of the issues, bing pedestrians, pillaging homes» Opvesition ¢ th od . » % i cae Aa ues , aotim r e "| ore Pe | P P ‘ Raker : é : Ba ab OT r . air t a os *K (“entra] ‘ ~« +} * ’ ; ‘ Ye , > i » ; . : not as easily refuse to answer, and trust which is making its bid to Line Passes Bier Without Inter- acai teil © hiceetann “entrai taxation, are Boston, Washington, | as of no pra: tical value. Many,to reports reaching this city. othe hs Patong ner ¥ 10 per cent : - 2 : °6 : ° F ne ) } gent and ne A “€ T ile - "@ e “|e > ™ he *; . "¢ , ‘ . ‘ ar . , * lie . > - | ‘ it was thought that a determined dominate the heavy steel industry Fruption—American Envoy Sends FES gs fey 4 oreign sta- Newark, Jersey City, New Haven,| plans are so complicated that they’ At Kharkov small armies of these on the sale price of wasn tax ' . : J 110 il] OPIN at - > = $48 : ‘ —_— re. . 3 ma ‘ _ ’ i , Rw ar ie an act effort is now being made to learn nf th ew orld. They are important W reath for Funeral. 1" a iets "a il : . - . ES B Wee if 7 . 2 Springtie id (Mass. ), wo ild he UnWwoOr kable. cehildren have terrorized the popu- tobacco ured from him what part, if any. his figures in Srenkfort-on-Main By the Associated Press. : iO} stations na wiil Salt Take ‘¢ ity, Fall River, Wiil- Nevertheless, each suggestion lation for the last two days, with | The ve nt St t . : - - % : > : on roadcast are: ‘- 4 « a0 }* ino? qT? Wet. ts . hve ‘ 7 ite ‘T} + { 7 7 ; ‘ ihe hed in return of the $7,-\ where they ‘live, and in Germany MALINES, Belgium. Jan. 27.— aghoe se 2 ya EA f Madri ] ming 0! (11. ), New ledford, | has been given atteniton. One pro- their assaults on houses and thefts, | and foreign ptt se e inheritance 060,000 property to the Swiss ge nerallvr. Pilgrims in ever-increasing num OF \ se y, ; Lage gn Alres: ( ambridge, Low ell, oF lizabeth and posal started by rec = be the ZOi lden and it was only after the greatest the plan oe ‘ tr yo: under : e - eo a 7 sa - 4 ; . aN 4 CAD 11k g& ; ef he 4 : ¢ nna: (9AN J ima Pe _ 1 vnn , oes le. S ‘co eat io Aa I ny wire ‘ Din : : -) . 8) go o o | ‘ claimants. de latacaeenriisiiiineennndionee ia | . Jima, u. ; Lynn. }rul ugEg ns Car a) > difficulty and threats to shoot at schoo . © i r ? +} : ’ ? c ’ , ‘ing the “Dies Irae” and “De Pro-, America in Singing “Auld Lang, P! ee . ee wee °4.30fapart as they were whe ntne orig- sisted of « huge tar cauldron, Re- appear- J = ae aA- " 7 a 7. + ‘ 7 4 i - “ . com ©S Bs ’ - fr ' . ; * 1ace aS neutre i CcnHe irman ot . . * : eo — aa © — - ** . a 4 - — + 33 + _ : - @i- r. tenia Miller’ © attorney. at that the et ala ig sacs aie me ;}without intermission. More than Mme. Clara Novello Davies, ~e eciiaeiiaia a dua aaa 18.85 ract were disrupted in Atlanti: mates throughout the night, she Saetuon Fc capen of the Motion » time criticized the indictment a8! \fajor Rei ; Willie s 1 in? “* 1100,000 passed the bier yesterday. singer ard mother of the English Cleveland .....-- 21.990 18.62; Citv last summer. learned much about their habite St Tae ear ae Association of | Ks * / a : i ; sa8SS8iter. ' ‘ . " ~ - ” + ‘ ey ad + ¢ . > is oe - " ; ; | « .~ ; 2 , - paten: ly weak Pesan aid re " a | “Incoming trains are filled with Composer, Ivor Novello, will lead St. Louis ........ 24.49 18.95 rhe proceedings continue behind and ‘activities. peers rr vs it would be partie- 4 | r P « re f ‘ 4 © «> ~ “°c . " e “) + ~ . —- 2 7 de { Laine @ 1 ‘eiinertn 1] al pai on res | passengers. Sti has been found the singing at 9:30 o’clock: (Cen- Baltimore ere 25, 68 | closed doors at a hotel, as the op- She found a special form of com- = st ee ous to small theaters. : Oontemiions ° upportec ° ne sve ssa “go a oe : rn tne “necessary to install special e xits in tral time) from WOR. and ‘her. Boston ei, sere 24.70 erators have rejected the proposi- munism existed among them, One. - Ae superintendent lee said g ; ; 18 cite F : » t CIE tL e : $ y : . a ‘ nm © *y a 44 r) i aa ; ’ 4 t “4 ‘ ~ « ts ae Todd's investigation Harry M. eh a iboe 4 z= ‘@) - : e } the railway stations, and the police husband and son plan to join her Pittsburg ...... _ £3.02 ©8067 tion made by the miners that news-,of their nuraLer, for instance, spe- “ pda wha ete to the amendment ugherty was not called hefore & reignty Oo . acna as ni Arica /are having difficulty in Bene cting from ay Atmospheric con- . San Francisco ... 34.70 li go paper men be admitted to the ¢co0i}- | cializes in stealing women’s purses: present form, declaring pro- E. the Srand jury. Those in charge as between Chile and Peru. ‘the erowdea of Sietiors ‘ditions permitting, it is hoped that Buffalo 295 65 23.77; ference. another in snatching loaves of ponents of the amendment had no A . 7 . ? ; Se aie » : 8 " . * a | . y 7 “s - bg ‘ er ’ . . said Ae 44 as © 7 °° as 7 = ore = - _— “ ers defense yesterday viewed | While Gen. Pershing’s physical The only discordant note in the|@ Million persons will join in the! Milwaukee 341.60 °4.00 bread; 21 third, fuel; a fourth. cloth- | iota of how much would be the sw — —~whion 4 condition is not such as to caus: rs Peodaperczas: ee | Re hee Be 3 ers : COLOR BAR BILL PASSED BY in ‘hile derived, that the starting | ing of the prosecution in the ’ : , | ‘leity comés from the swarms of | 8°NE. , Chicago's ostensible rate is $84 ing, while a fifth does general = 7 Wore ' ection of the ex-Attorney-Gen- immediate anxiety, the doctors Ce it eae et " 1¢ eehe on legal re scout wo-k. At the end of the day Out on 28 | UnCharSs Ceee e . , . tre lawkers sel} \oOToOeRTat : ar > . Or ne rou ase na: as - . WOR. ~ ba > j ee -*fal with satisfaction They pro-!| here believe it best that he return seins naw * a ee ee [The Aurora Borealis interferea | °? * nasi f ca %s ca er cent SOUTH AFRICAN ASSEMBLY the spoils ure evenly apportioned. writing it in the constitution where : ; a —s es meaaiS an;nt post cards bearing {oe} — ' : . or quirement o oniy a oV pe =p 63 ’ $ 3 , } ’ ) } A i ee j h ) t) i 7h 4 f tested that Miller had been the goat, omae gnd submit to treatment eRe tes mean 6 with telegraph wires over the entire gf is “ut in twolM re Approved at Ite First; Those who refus« to work or steal it could be changed only by an- =e : am : | " prayers for the Cardinal ee ee , asséssment, but this is cut 1 Measu pprovec . }, . $0 far and declared it was obvious Without delay. The General has ' aR ha COUy FOE TORT SUC A BIER. ni a ‘th the other Reading Would Perpetuate ‘are cast out, like drones from a other constitutional amendment. ‘ 4 * . } , - . Ts ant r ? ‘ > . - ~ : : . ‘ to n 1 } Zz { “itn Db . Lf that if $3 5). H00 in bribes had been been taking daily exercise, walking ies nip eing ke pl aways from Constant inte: ‘rupt ions from the ae nag . } e = leg 1 100 per W hit« Control Live of nhees He presented figures E hie ~ Pe = : 5 , Cc} ie Ww 11¢ , lave a y€& 2 | I 4 » _ a a . sPent to put the deal through, as OF horseback riding, after the lone ee ry ui or Palace, how- | phenomenon were reported on all tah tail Chicago however is | By the Associated Press | The urchins even have their own prendre inetitu- ee ever, and there i Ss cui e , a, es , _ . Wasis. iCcaEO, sit > = spi capi 46 : the indict ment states, the place to hours spent in his office. His ap- f bh, =} oe 3 es Quiet except wires out of New Yorx as fur West only 75 per cent su cessful in mak CAPETOWN. Southr Afr fan. | intelligence service steel informed — had slight chance to gain by a 1@ BSN ilY or ’ stlace she : : : 1} is 9er PMT S£ucce! I i ,- i a" : 4 N PLAL ILI Aiti . - _ i } . look for the guilty ones was in the pearance is normal, although he is |*% . ne eat a ar ag pe - as San Francisco and South to New ing even a 50 per cent assessment, | 27.— By a maiority of one vote, the beforehand whenever the police Se and stood a geod * us i. sin are carewa?T as the pilgrims pass before the} tomtee wend tebe * suai img ©ven & » 7 psed nensedeie vies” Ragas: Gor OT a ee, ee egies een chance to receiv bus they — -General’ Ss office and not perhaps paler and more careworn ian J C } (orieans and into Texas. the Det) oi: in vestigators find. EO House ot Assembly has passed the piah Ww raid on therm. new get. e i than © * ert e —— L . - * « y . ir. - rem noe : ‘ | todian, oe een rvepery a > os herded The body will be placed ji 1 cof American Programs Heard at Rus- its actual value tax rate is cutto first reading of the Governments | Mme. Kalinin declares that these | n | ——— : | be placed in a cof- an a | ite actual value ta : ee ee réivte ; rece Opposes Amendment. i. fin late is aftern It will } sian Stations, .$31.50. Cities which are shown as color bar bill, the vote being 64 (roving rateyy ghee ie enjoy such RK. T. Wood of ®@pringfie It Was Pointed ( ut tt at. because rt i€ th cri i oon. i Wil Py ad i » & a e 4 ; : = } . free erty Custod a awe are-9 Friends in America. a great ceremony of state : ess contact was established yes- |: attle. $34.86: Jersey City, $34.3 the natives and has for & purpose “at Re bs “ i a i sf Or- mitting the pro : os . constitu. pow er to sea SS By the Associated Presse | . The American. Ambassador, Wil terday between the United States Scranton, $33.75: Sprin efield, the perpetuation of white control | a es she : ins oe ernment, OM | tional amendment. > return the $7.000.000 jin ~- E * bee : rs a . os Nas eis ts acon: ‘ ; ‘ » the union he appeals for public assistance. | e Securities, That sob con wanted LONDON, Jan. 2% Rudyard/liam Phillips, visited the Palace 4nd Russia. Mass.. $32.58; e. $ lake Bia ){ a ee eee a ee also opposed the tohacco tax. ‘ ¥ } ~ - * ’ ‘ ; 4 Bf Menite $ ‘TTY rife " $32 30° { AY pr r idge se eo. .iiZa- Pos r ae ’ i} “* % +f hy D> x. or arin $f w 14 as e 4 Solely in th Kipling, now conyvalescing at his this morning and bowed before Despite bad atmespheric condai- Oe - OU, Tbs $ Premier Hertzog s policy with re BERNSTORFF TO UIT REICHSTAG ) « ou destroy what € At or v-(,ene . sony wiv aac = +O , , hn ot hh m* ~ ee ¢€ Yr . ’ ) ™ They further = on — ene t home at Burwash, Sussex, from nis the catafalque, obviously much tions, the reception was exception- |? th, $32.80; Tacoma, $36.08, and gard to the problem of the colored es ten theaies - remains of the cigar business in — 7 | € e ; ce. ge . sien tin me - : ine é : ty the ~ie@te reas ; ao ! 3 ~ the arte sabe age Ser recent attack of pneumonia, his moved. He Was received hy the ails clear. Best esults rere ob- L} nn, $31.80 7 races in tne 1 nion of South Afri pos | BE rR [. IN. Jan. °° cael ‘ount Jo- rept tht heca use the emall man - : i ‘an -4 Pa -4* os ~~ 4 i is + % > ea ’ 7 € . « . a) © ‘es oT» Air : 293 ' * : actu a ve . ' made the following statement W ith \ wars (senerai and members of tained al the Russian State El ier Trg T AN nan gy Inc a co1 ; y has been «tated aS itit sages indus- hann Heinrich vor Bernstorf?, ; with r pedrsccee, oo able a. com pete 4 é il “$s Ss ier “iT . Sti t es unt} + oir 7 rgeere " ‘ga . 2 twee ‘ * : ar urers se oom. ‘ trial segregation of the hatives. former German Ambassador to the . se. Wood , " oth “a . the - Case in th e Alien Property Custo- | P Technic Institute and at tne Gov- included to al . . — “erm : a4 territorial ae grega*t 1OT) my reans i! | nited States who has been ae eam, : ap | "| bacco tax would eliminate the 6 dian's Mies had heen eaten it the request that it be transmitted the chapter. inal “ite me |6'°:CUthe: Ato : ec:.,, to America: The Ambassador is to attend the ernment station at Lubertzy, 20 and scnoo! taxes are ae with rney-General’s. office ‘ awd inline ia most gra*>- i+ ! ere? | make up the aggregate actual rate served areas and political segre- | leg out even a recommendation Rudyard Kipling is most grate- funeral in Brussels tomorrow with Miles from Moscow. mid by the te er. eS ee ai eae aie lected a German representativ® ©8 | cont cigar froin Missouri. } that the ful to al] the friends who hav? the entire staff of his Embassr American stations heard mT Fn ee ration through the gradual extine- the preparatory commission of the) : Claim of the Swiss inter- : ; ; , sR age ntire stati of his Amoasey,| ; rg a oy The trend of taxes in most ,, the parliamentary franchise pres ! . : In defending the proposal. Gor pests be Qpproved, so that Miller Witten him during his recent iil- and is sending a wreath bearing; WJZ, New York City, and WOR, | nic. she report says. is toward eS ae ee ae dhe league of Nations disarmament Raker said it purely was @ uestion ston Ftould not be accused of being | "8s He would like them to know the inscription. “A Tribute From, Newark, N. J., as well as an un-/ «0 npage _gabeag gm aia “i held by natives in the Cépe' conference, told The Associated | o¢ getting mare money ‘ ‘ , , . fee ‘rte increase ratheg than decreas , . the i endly t© the claim. let alone ac- how sorry he is that it should be william Phillips, Ambassador from designated station Whose wave a eee é a” c 9 i+Hos province Press today he intends to resign e-hools He aaid th ‘ tivel bok oa ible for him to reply to : sama, sane calculation covering 53 cities : : from the Reichst: : © Mate had. y oe tt. impossibie 10) : I S9'the United States, to a Noble length was 500 meters, showed a net increase of 16.5 cents British Entry for Schneider Cup. rom the Heichstag af S000 “*#iseen unable to pay the deficits tn." ~ . ® 7 € 4 \ . * LF 3 ved aas6 7 s - a= +4 . + ae Difficult Investigation. their letters individually and hopes (Character and Great Belgian, Who; The reception at Lubertzy was',, the $1000 valuation in two LONDON, Jan. 27.—Great Brit- Germany enters the League. He) curred by some ef the State educa- ' ” } -, J , “ai u is sis ‘ U 5 Tt was said yesterday that the tn- | *2*” will accept this inadequate profoundly Loved Amie rica. jon a frame aerial suspendei at a years ; GE ain is to be represented in the | 248 been @ member of the Keichs- tional institutions during the last | ae Pi - -le their deeply Bai a eal af : ibe eh , : Keng “20 ta ttin é , ment had heen a severe per- acknow —. . sar or ial } _——s Deputy Aran ‘eee height of 200 feet with one regen- i a ee EE Schneider Seaplane Cup race next a si ong a 2 ramseger Pict. biennial periods, although the Leg- id , "MN " and¢ 5 ; , : ’ ‘ 2 , ¢ An al " *? ™* “" —. bi nate an i . ri i} igre {ji eV beta. Re ‘ral @gu serney Buckner woe one lee to the United States during the | S¢>ers! commun” strike ii co eee ee Cenee: SNORT. 52 ee a ae ae A . se een to my Own tastes. All my ener- people who d ” ane CcKner and his assist- r . ag ’ ‘ lest Oct 1° The communists’ two hHhign frequency bulbs, one de- 1 eents In St. Louis there are no § ma bhinese dev Floping upward of 760 : —— tet ; 4 : pie o o net pay large prop- making the present investi- | World War and who announced his ‘“ ~ we pega ne tector bulb, and thre iow fre. county taxes as such. but the func- horsepower each. gies in these later years have been erty taxes.” h is increased by the fact that Withdrawal from political life after strike in October was called as a ctu t ee athletes ae ee pipes Heeger ET eater ee — devoted to working for the League | seenennenentinp=eeaiaemmemmeriaraaed : 4 . , Lie Fit , ‘Li SS: dii Th . Atte rican : - TiOTi! ; ¢ (“ In? P < » Srie ;* ¢) ° . ae , i z . as of the key witnesses. Jesse he was defeated for a seat in the demonstration against the war in a od : ” . can ate & of = — : y are included 12 piauih Isolates Colombian Towns.’ of Nations - pe As chairman of Coolidge to Address _ ; ~ wWtin+ ; . a] tiomgi! ere ware , rie itv oe bil » “cyt ; : P ; oe } Se 4 ‘a . » Who sharéd Harr v Daugh- Chamber of Deputies in May, 1924, | Morocco, and continued for 24) ° wot ee _ . Ue EN BOGOTA, § olom! ia, Jan. 27 sy ine German league of Nations Bo- WASHINCTON, Jan. 11h. hotel suite in W ashington, »» has decided to run again. He had hours. Toriot was wounded during Italy Gains 3.000.000 Since 1921. Rosita Forbee to Lecture ‘Extreme drouths have caused sus-; ciety and officer of similar organ- dent Coolidge has accepted an in- . and that two others, Richard | accepted the candidacy for the/the rioting in the suburb of &t. ROME, Ja#i. 27.—-The census Rosita Forbes, British explorer, | PeRs OF of navigation in the - izations, I am kept more than Vitation from the Department ef jeer Alfred Merton, the heads of | seat for Belfort made vacant by the /Denis. He had been finéd and sen- ¢ ompleted Dec. 31 places the pop-iwill tell of her recent expedition | Jalena River for more than 666/ busy. These duties. together with | Superintendents of the Nationa! ——- iss interests, dre in a pecul-' recent death of the radica! deputy, ltenced to 13 months’ imprisonment ulaiton of Italy at 42,115,696. This through Abrssinia in a lecture at | miles fhe towns along thie|the management of my personal | Education Association to deliver ar ' , nh “have ” “ut off fron rvi F inaccessible saath. Alithese M. Saget. The election will be on the same day fa: inciting sol- is an increase of about 3,000,000 the Town Club, Friday at 7-0) stretch have been cut 'f from |affairs, make service in the Reichs- address at its annual manna | Ramed as conspirators, al- beld next month diers to disobedience over 13921 p.m mail and pagsenger communication. tag loo onerous.” ‘the night of Feb. 22. ’ L ~ . . rs | ee ee asi

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at RR “ Meets te > . ie Jb Is POST -DISPATC H. NM EDNESD. A¥ EVEN . sis ee singh ‘ ne ee ‘ FES iscsi “feats. Se sit 6 Bris ak ey ey ° wth gy genin-g Bie: inal sheata be od | moose ao srenaiaeierenniiie retina ee e~ e z - “ : ~ ae vane 4 Nanemmeserieniiibamansamatn €s . : ” a iF “ DIFY ') | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “REPEAL OR MO Wak eee Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Most of our readers, we suppose, read the speec: i ti Dec, 12, 1878. Attorney-General Sargent made the other day before . 3 . = 1 so Pulished by the Puligzer Publishing ne New York State Bar Association on the relation bly Company, Ticelfth Boulevard ae : toa a -sall ie iat and Olive Street. between prohibition and the crime Wave. “vs' af oe ) } rhe ap Vi¢ 6 nd rob- : 3 voted to the public welfare, never lee partiv responsible for . he crimes of vic sg ad . satisfied with merely printing news, bery that are terrorizing the country. The buyer of always be drastically independent; liquor bribes the seller of liquor to break a law mever be afraid to —— rome, | and he, therefore, cannot logically complain when 4 . "ig re) ‘ whether by predatory p utor y som ebody else bribes somebody else to break o : predatory poverty. | ? whic i] JOSEPH PULITZER. law upon the enforcement and observance of which tou : April 10, 1907. the liquor buver’s personal safety and material se . NX . ee ee oeteereiemntiml ; LETTERS ‘FROM THE PEOPLE n = The nome sat “ada? ess of the author iz 4 must accompany erery contribution, Dut . on request will not be published. Let- 5 as fers not erceeding 200 words wii receive :. preference. The City’s Budget. q - To the Eviter of the Pos: Dtspaiod | = HE St. Louis Star in its issue of Jan °°. in prominent front-page head- SE lines, informs us that “City Expenses Are 7 a Cut $151.280 in Nine Months Under 2 Mayor Miller.” On the following day a it amplifies the news story in an editorial wherein Miller is given full credit for a the cut in expenses. . oa 4 The Star 1s incorrect in its Statement as The facts are that Comptroller Nolte. ; aided by his efficient deputics, prepared @ tentative budget fer the fiscal .yvear 1925-1826 for all departments before Milier came into @ffice and this budget vastly curtailed the appropriations of the a previous year because of the action of; the Legislature in increasing the salaries & of the police and the further fact that _ the anticipated revenue for .the year .. showed curtailment to be necessary. The. a budget so prepared was considered by : the Board of Aldermen after extended _ hearings and by the Board of Estimate, oa a finally being approved with some minor) /. = changes. Mr. Miller's only connection with this budget was as a member of | : the Board of Estimate and he was guided = 4 in his action thereon by the advice of i ; his colleagues on this board. With reduced appropriations, depart- ment heads were forced to lay off many 2. 5a employes and abandon necessary activi- o . ties heretofore performed. Ii was no a. economy drive on the part of Mr. Miller @ that resulted in the cut in expenses—it. 4 was the budget prepared by the Comp-. ; é troller and approved aa above outlined ‘ a that did the work. Stern necessity—- | lack of funds—-necessitated the cut. But suppose we take the Star's state-_ ' ment as correct. Where was the 4a\- _ tng made”? We find, as is evident to . evervone, that street cleaning has been, : = cut $96,160 and all motorists have long) ‘= aince realized that economies were in ef- a fect in street paving, although the $5!.- a4 680 named seems small in proportion to, 3 their observations; the children, whose | iq Playground and swimming pool eniocy- = ments were shortened the past season will be glad to krow they contributed | $76,137 to the cut in the cost of city government; housewives, who fussed anJ fumed because the garbage man came 4 around at long intervals, will voice their ee forgivenness for hia remissnesa wher they ee learn we saved $43,243 by limiting his 4 calls, and we should be oh, so thankful | aay that an economy of $253,678 waa effected | eee because we had no national election this. year. By the same process of further e)lim- ination or complete suspension of other | nece@eary municipal functions, vast sums can be saved. We might, for instance, quit cleaning or paving streets altogether, close up the parks and playgrounds and cease the collection of garbage. Cutting expenses by curtailment or abandonment. ef service is similar to siceping in the park to save room rent. As Goldberg. | ea would say: “It's boloney!” +f M : | CHAS. HERTENSTELN. | 7 ‘ ' :: Central Students Express Gratitude : Teo the Extiitor of the Post Diapetch. FE are four Centralites who take it. upon ourselves to thank the St Louis Pest-Dispatch for its fire support. @uring the struggie of the alumni and) student bedy of Central High School 3 against the abandonment of the oldest, be secondary schoo! in the State. We feel a3 that the decision rendered by the Board “s ef Education was encouraged net only by = the mass meeting which we held, but by. | the editorials and articles published in x > this dally paper. In making this state-| ee ment, we can truthfully say that the re- 4 mainder of the student body agrees with _ us. Although our first year pupils will, i be separated from the other upper class-_ x RS Sere ae A aps aah dg on Wir b ib apd. inge ~ Sai a Sy Se a STS i a eae saa aa a ay at EA sh A ah i a Ate a" 5 A ek a ati ae a eis a Dey Biee Q > al re RSS 2 gees , a: . men, it is not as severe a break in school ties as might have been otherwise, for it) ts easy to realize that the second, third | and fourth vears are the years in which | the lasting school friendships are made. We are now assured of the fact that | there will be a Central High School and. that we will still Be under the guiding) hand of our principal, Stephen A. Doug- las, who bas so faithfully striven with us, in our determination te upheld the school. traditions for years to come. Thanking. ence mere the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, we are FOUR CENTRALITES., Attendance at “Pop” Concerts. T the BMiiter ef the Post-Dispatch. _ regard to Sunday “Pop” concerts. D. R. B. refers to lack of capacity houses. I quite agree with the writer. Ther de net seem to draw this veer es well as in former vears. [ have at- tended about half the concerts this rear. where in former vears have gore almost every Sunday, Dut am unaDdie te get seats where | want them. [ do net care to sit than the thirteenth er fourteenth Few, center sections. The music cempany where theyv are on | sale seem to have @ very limited num- @esirable seats. I have not the, rum around to the different ho- | find what I want. eid aystem of first there Was very much better. and me confusion ebout seating arrivais. Hoping to see a full | FRIDAY SUBSCRIBER. H curity may depend. hat. of course, is commonplace. Nobody questions either the premise or conclusion. But when the At torney-General declares he cannot understand the attitude of otherwise law-abiding citizens onggmosegg the prohibition law we think he is uncandid. This attitude, so mystifying to the Attorney-General, seems to us to be as clear as daylight. The other- wise law-abiding citizen who breaks the prehibition law does so because he does not believe there is any- thing inherently criminal im breaking that law. He resents the prohibition law as atyrannical attempt on the Government's part to regulate his personal hab- ts. His conscience does not prompt him to obey that law, vor does it reproach him for breaking it. This otherwise law-abiding citizen who breaks the rohibition law is found in every class of society. If he is not the majority of the people he is surely a big minority. What are we going to do about him, or about the condition his lawlessness presents? Can we frighten him into obeying this law by showing him the terrible consequences that may follow if he persists in breaking it? Are we going to entreat him to obey this law as he does all other _— because, as Mr. Sargent says, “this is the law” It is patent that the Attorney-General of the Unit- ed States has done no thinking om this subject. He has simply repeated the dogmatic drivel of the pro- fessional drys. In our judgment the American peo ple are fed up on that stuff. They expect it. of course, from the paid ballyhoos of prohibition, but when agi head of the — of Justice of the and ate eee ent we have a aoe to Shinn a contribution of some worth to the question. Does it not occur to Attorney-General Sargent that when a great proportion of the peeple who never be- fore consciously violated a law systematically and defiantly break a certain law, there may be some- thing wrong with that law? In all conscience, is not , that the fair, the rational and the honest way to ap proach this subject? If you cannot in honor and reason “indict a whole people,” as Burke declared, no more can you honorably and reasonably indict a great minority of that people. It {s an untrue bil! | We assert that when a great proportion of otherwise law-abiding people have been made law-breakers by a law, that very fact indicts that law. That is the testimony of Dr. Christian Gauss, dean of the college of Princeton University. He says problem of drinking is serious at Princeton. Much of the drinking, he says, is dene in “dives,” where “the law is broken in many wars.” He further de clared that “we cannot ignore the faPt that prohi- bition is causing a general lowering of the morals of students in every upbiversity in the land.” But that is the fact which the supporters of proebibition do ignore. That ts the fact which peliticians ignore. That ts the fact which the heads of universities in the so-malled dry belt ignore. That is the fact which Attorney-General Sargent ignores. It ts a futile policy they are pursuing. No great public wrong was ever cured by ignoring it. No vicious law was ever corrected by enforcing it or by haranguing the people to obey it. The prohibitio law {fs a colossal, terrible failure. There is but one ‘remedw It was proposed br Dean Gauss. repeal or modify.” the = —_ a FAIRY TALE OF A FAIRY TALE. Once upon a time there was a very gifted man -mamed Hans Christian Andersen, who wrote fairy tales for children. Mostly. they were good fairy tales, like “Big Claus and Little Claus” and “The Tin | Soldier,” which girls and boys liked exceedingly. But one day old Hans wrote a wicked fairy tale poking fun at Kings and Queens. Seo wicked was it that the kind oid man, being true to his King and Queen, grew ashamed of himsei? and wou!d not have the story printed. Instead, he hid it away and trem- bled many times to think that he should have said the things he did say about roraltr. Had that story Deen discovered while Hans was alive he would bare been beiled in cil. In thoge days Kings and Queens did not like to be told that the nicest piace for royalty was on the face of a plar- ing card, or that if a King had a window in his chest | he would lock just like an ordinary man. The wicked fairy story told about Kings and Queens who stared on playing cards, and though some could have bread buttered om both sides and break tin soldiers in two whenever they desired, in the end they all went un _im smoke. Such a wicked fairy tale it was, and Hans Andersen was a bad man to suggest that some _ day royalty might even figurativeiy go up in smoke. ‘No wonder he hid the prophecy away and kept it secret until death. But it came to pass that when Hans had been dead a long time and many things in the world had changed, men found the oid hidden story. And in’ they read it. Strange as it may seem, they were not mad at Hans for writing such a tale. or shocked be- cause it poked fun at Kings and Queens. Because. since Hans wrote that fabie many Kings hare had windews in their chests and men have peeped into these windows. And many Kings and Queens, alas have gome up in smoke. Besides, it is the fashion nowadays to poke fun at royalty. Most of them live on playing cards and are shuffled and thrown about. _ by strong commoners called “dictators.” So if Hans Andersen were alive today. children, he would not be boiled in cil for writing that wicked fairy tale. Instead, we would give him a thick plece of ginzer-. bread, buttered on beth sides anf with a spoonfy! . of jam en top. RR aR I i TT ti COL. MITCHELL'S SERVICE. Accepting the courtmartial’s verdict in the case of Col. William Mitchell and the President's sentence, there is yet another verdict to be renderec. That is the public's verdict. From the army standpoirt Col. Mitch ell was guilty of censurable conduct by his injudicious and violent mode of attacking his superior officers. Some of his criticisms were excessive, and he used language which was not justifiable Col. Mitchell, however, in his rough tention to condi- way, bas ren- dered a public service. He calied at tions in the aviation service of the army and nary which made for inefficiency, discontent and the oD struction of sound progress. The proof of tbe service is the general awakening to the need of reform iz both the army and navy, and the actual results. achieved through the investigation of his charges That some of his statements could not be verified does not weaken the strength of his sound criticisms, Which received wide support from aviation experts in both the army and the navy. Col. Mitchell's manner of criticis But much of the matter he supplied was good. Out of the tnrestigation came the President's Air Board, with another investigation designed to ae remedies for the conditions condemned by Col. Mitchell and proved to be actually in existence. It is the theory in both the army subordinates must submit their grievances an cisms to their superiors. But Col. Mitchs this method ineffective. He. with others, awake to the inertia and ignorance of superiors, discovered was offensive. that red tape was deadly to progress. Col, ve decided to cut the tape and appeal to the public. He is suffering from the consequences of a vem of discipline, but he has attaimed his first aim, which Was to direct attention to the abuses That reforms will be instituted we mar expect. How far they will go before they fail against the bu! warks of red tape and inertia it is difficult to say, but a good beginning bas been made Col. Mitchell bas paid the price of insubordina- tion, but not without compensation. He has served the public welfare. +o COMIC CAL. John Erskine, himself a humorist. sa®s that Presi- dent Coolidge is a charter member of that gay guild. | Erskine made the discovery when he became a mem- ber of the Amherst faculty in 1903, eight vears after our hero's graduation. The campus still erfbned at the quips, bon mots and impish drolleries of (Cal. Even the solemn old profs in the cloistered quiet of their conferences used now and th niscent draft of the Vermont wag's ee vintage. Eight years is an aeon in any college ca football captains and the social kings, the Apollo Belvideres, the pitcher who threw three curres— their names are 4ll lost tn the mists of antiquity that shroud the ivied walls and storied haunts after ght irrevocabie years. The grind that ass and the preening Phi Beta Kappa birds have al! item in the Sargossa sea of forgotten s ships. But the preternaturally grave visage of comic Ca! still stalks the academic wars and his witticisms keep his memory green. We move that this speech be printed in that ‘ollr old tattler, the Congressional Record. "= = = ARBITRATE AND BUILD. St. Louis County is goimg to have a fine. north-to- south concrete highway, well beyond the chief sub- . « a ” . » ” ~ *¥ ‘ urban area—-if the County Court and the State Higb- n to serve a rem? So says John Erskine. way Commission can only get together on the loa: af ¢h “ : : of tae route. It is to be hoped the tion of ore mile proposed stipulation will be entered into at ference of the County poeta pret attor f the commission Thursday, so that the rest of the highway can be bullt and the section in dispute left for settlement later. It ts suggested that either the eountr or the com- mission then can file a suit in court to determine which is — about the disput route. To sue, however, will entail a & long.delay, and the Post-Dis- tch sittin that the case could well be left to the newly formed Arbitration Society of Missouri for speedy, fair settlement. Warren County objectors filed suit against the relocation of tha so usecnsigl City highway by the commission, and after manv months fn court they lost, whereupon the Callaway County suit on similar grounds was withdrawn, but mot until if was too late to make that highway compiete this winter. A somewhat different question is inrolred in St. Louis Coumty. The State owes the county about $300,000 as a refund for money spent by the county » * - om State highways at a time when the State had no road money to spare. The refund is to be made, Tina +} Ti . uncer aa @ ia. in the form of anew thoron h*®are Court beth claim the right to desi guate whe on that Delt road shal! run. They are in agreement ont route except for ome mile near the northern end T le County Court wants to follow an angie of entottinn roads to take the highway through the smal! settle ment of Maryland Heights. The commission wants FP hh to make the highway about hal? a mile shorter, and corresponding!y straighter, in accordance with mod- ern road emgineering. passing up Marriand Heights Arbitrate the difference and build the road. «2 ame gag? ee Ce Ns lendar. : 4 4° “ot aed divnadt! i has rt +h od aes Hier 1 unusuali circles: he accust orm for opera who has Merrc po: Career | Miss. | ; three rea = became it - pear in %, rurt 4 Se with oniy substitute Semobdrich from Phi sidered py The res & appearanc -?s we ‘ . - lem FS to Ham +d saOR 4s . ° a ~~ ‘in = 7 7 Sing leadir (,eT™Man o1 Feare “When arr ht rz 3 Be’ 4 > ha | a > ta was oh thar eo} the Mmisicia a im iterpreta?t I WHAT THEY CALL A “SETTLED QUESTION.” aa “> Pn y . 7 ? ‘ = - te m _~s >. a. : } . ——S a rn EL es —_— —- Copyright, 18936. ene - A ee er ee ee sme AND te. and o~ - > Ww) re a Socrates: I suppose you all read what ae ated hh i x ‘or -- + +h , 2 3 ~ YQ _-_ -_ 7 ie Piaved in the suppression of its report on a rerlingpaeg i, . > sugar Sneer Weignt eS ws ro _ _ * Pe a ainst Giaucon: Yes, Socrates. We were a little — %. 2 any —" Lewis. Dreiser does his +4 . 3 1- + } 2 a igrore ri iy SOCTA’ es tat @ 7. , word red hom it ‘enores tt! oP ie, = ee ee hat Dre : eeuld be true and st he of so le im- What Dreiser h P rtanca axzec us rea! isrn., here th a : i@ ar. ~ a a Tl on es - = 14a UC rou might say sc . - . Burn Sienna ~ “~,> rae a | » A al ar v rata Teeyyy cn ow Taro ~ 7 eo & w & ~ ~ -~ - — « > ea . . ~* o ~ or % ¢ Te hae orn ng ~~ come hd i and te beyond aS 24s Se - 4 ‘ : —_ ant _ ae as _~- 3 . 23 American - an 3 Se t? Ton —_ — aa as wou.d just as well have gone unsaid, : ons iit . ° ; eo a but t? +4 survives (yiauco i am afraid tiat ‘ts so Socrates: It is s0,.my dear Glaucon. We = ’ geous 'aneer bave turne@ the Government over to bf ageo a business by a majority unprecedented in - a - : ow *ra* .ve@ n the history of the country, and we have ae a ee ies . 2 — _ -*, ko mir 4 bi PEP Per we te tim — 2 ‘rstance to spa gr wrfT ator WT > Ads A 8 a aes BAS ~ Ee ™~ a ‘ ‘ 4 « ~w 3 how it runs the Govrernmmenrt to @u ee Own parison te most ac - _— 7 ws - . oe - tur Missourt purposes Wea use sugar QGne weuld is a ” Paths mh =", or imag ; : a 7 make some difference aps 3 ; , -—o + os > = — ca a | aed r. 5 = = + + 3 “~. > ~+ er’ rar a t 4 . AI .ss0 a 4 > = — ’ fair aa aT er rTrer SxAept TT". .. . , wv aa « © ‘ around loubt Bapout an i Le = ‘ 4 ~ , ~ tee @ ~ ra s Kn eT at Thras maek ‘a we are a! ron i. 3 - + he Seed om * t anstver a ridd eside which the sure ¢ e > « ~ aaa . a) nes a ahpat > an et 2 r ‘ * _e $6) inx was 2 - area . * + so TisSi ‘ ie ss e ™avy not he o : : os ire QD Izzie 7 ‘3 * 3 W ny do ‘re farm .- a : - a a " . " ~* tT; [4 124 > ers * whose low estate we read every day, c Missourt to » 4 P + : s st their lot with the tariff barons and the bait and sinker was - - x - a as . - hae & sae o-* Vee “a : 3, - 54 é + manufacturers who charee them +wo prices mMmade Us distinctive > Who were too guilt! ¢F >* “er 5 ~~ + Wwe: oe rr eve ing they buy ~~ * 4 7 er — e ee & * wot? BWDP. We rasymachus: I'll be the goat. Whr do ee ~ > I~_ i+? ‘ POp.e an Na ~ ‘ ‘ wren *¢ rman ae he ‘r2 ee ein “a, Ans t+ e#a 22 trren thea (Covernment over *f (Oo represen: is av . —_ ‘ se . _ a a» 4 - ’ . ‘ + i 4 i "3 ike evervbod e'se neceimeme and 4 wire oe — - oi cade a ow gays, OU Polemarchus: Why do you think we 4o wstnangt : (hat? t@i: Bim something 3. . : very sure ourselves. Socrates: There are two hrpotheses. One io ' ; . . . e ¥ iS that we are damned foois, and the orner that we don’t know anv better ts Asa rg? ye, Vv e = Pp emarch us: Tar ‘+ row +wtety ar -e3! _y para. ‘ as¥ -* ~ i 4 - * os 2 on . i a J —~>) = ae of hh ’ ™ Ty . -onstitute only one hrrotkesis” man makes a gti is daiiy a TS i” FY > , i « Dae 6 - - ce bial @ ~ ‘ai x ~ +4. _ . A aoe ~ Be Secrates: Perhaps that is so. may be. has taker Glaneon: It will do for another 4ebate. ee ee ene a eee ae socrates Yes Now [et wus tune In on : 3 tl z he radio and listen to the veice of Bediam. « 7 * a : Tl iored her tie ta Twelve Republican Congressmen reax- vagy X's | owe: "> fasted with the President the other dar. 2 : : ~~. auc? eT od ¢ * > be. * ~~ 7 ‘ — White House economy that must appeai to a ; She Was a amybody who ever gave a dinner * e * - A verve interestin letter was that on “The r Miracie”’” hv “Aisle Seat.” He mizg*t hare The war r * : 4 , i said we -thought. that “The Miracie a. caeainn = ‘ _* stinet sities - longs to pageantry, which is quite distinc from dramatic art. I fell for her when first we met. * > . She was The Czar’s dinner set. made of rock gases. t is to be offered for saie in the United States. Mavbe we could exsrhange for if one of our tdle Wh nite Rock sets. ; oe _ ~ Silence nevrer shows ttself to so great an €:ve mo [ust occasion for them. —Addison. i Written fer the Post-Dispatch A MINUTE gy cuare meaDaMs Since Theodore Yr horn was in You th “s =] as bank 2 can hardly fail an . .¢€ } — . ™ . i ice a a ; ‘ an Tie on oe > + i-“- . oe attest A ~~ a reariessness In . ° . ae wa * % m2 ¢eem Aitian ; . * ‘“ &i atvPaa * : fluence has been offers little more than a strong and cour- powerful through bulk. cheer ke éenkc “~*s ft will be not artist but as a bardy and ccur- Washington and made Our good brother Senator more : — ~~, ~ a ¥ fy? iS. ‘ one. > ¥y goiden hatr. Pieasing smite. ek oy * turquoise biue, vad h Ler tov. my pride. thought that I should die ef jer. When she became mr bride. I teved her with my heart and sou'!. Her manner I tored her as a ! advantage as when it is made the reply te Until I found—she snored: calumny and defamation. provided that we HK. LL. VENNEMAN Kirkweod, Mo. United States God’: 3 crea- | York that the immicration ems - poses out of style here almost from U the distinguished hameorist and censor 4 |} but side-whiskers are 4 mans ow? might of .th. feel the sh. es econipany an my interpr pert 1 came -™yY part w ; SMe and se ie had been p singers. Acclaimed “My inter The MIRROR PUBLIC OPINIO This column is destgned fo roe without bias the latest comment by & letding publicists, newspapers and eals on the questions of the day. THE MIRACLE OF BROADCASTING. E the fact th, GEN. JAMES G. HARBORD, ifn ee Ame Was suppose can “Ren ew a Reviews. @aughter o: R ADIO broadcasting, I devoutly alin ~caete I wa is the greatest force yet developed OF — we th man in his march down the slopsscftim — — — | a & wt ty tenberg devised his crude wooden a Sinee Gu moa . country (ir ‘ype and made printing poasibie, rearly with a , ‘enturies ago, there has been ne n my fat = “ oe = which oy ia R nrention which so closehr touches ya come out fr act as the-p full volume t MY Position. my fnt erpret, The sopran Beriir and » ‘ain calls in S¥ations @ver _ Singer in Ger Asked why = Soere tn Pepited that ; interest and human welfare ag this >? the ages. The voice of radie B enetrates the cottage of the ; vi mn as readily as ft does the palace Gam Fifth avenue millionaire. It laughs st ae tames. It recognizes no distinctions 7 slays no favorites. It ts the entertam and the education for the miliien, an¢ 8 such it is available to everyone, being erally as free as air. Today, wid broadcasting stations in operation tar gut the United States, @ truly service ts being rendered to an eudienes © listeners estimated to reach at time many as 25,000,000 people. With utilitart lan nnnntien of radio there comes & wealth of entertainment The great Se of the nation, the President hime, Wa speak to the city man and farmer alike. To paraphrase Emerson, if a man haves | radio -ecetver, no matter where he be world will beat a path to his doer. Visiting he Awe Na? LEGAL STATUS OF THE CAT. poe, Amontat From the London Times. | he p- me THE high court ef justice the Tamm ee Vet ae magna charta has been signed and see Bishop of the provisional at all events. The legs = . Easte-. Nevada of the cat was never clearly establsoGe: Presters.,, Fis -hough there has been no doubt about “OR Meariy 5. .... position in law of hi traditional enemy. e a Weck ~— ™ dog. Now the judges have decided that © Pome of Ed we: — : 2 at has @ : ual righ ‘s with the 7 4 Oop Claes iit aiatind @q) ial responsibilties. Indeed, 1 ee ‘ - — Ge 3 ¢ . en; 4 ice eat is permitted to hare greater scope = eesti: CG} ag : Seda the dog to indulge tts wayward prop ais, the fu diges very rightly said, birds as their natural~prey. bot oe © COngregatig not cease thereby ‘to be tame —~ Per me : the owner, whe did not know thaSMMBRER GEidaine: 2 instead of snatching sparrows: i2 Gis o- , os ak sie: “tgeht hedges. was seizing pigeons i weer OF rem, | ——~ Coa (Mo. fr. tR eo = Mins in &@ asign bor's yard, ~ ass be Liable for the first offer The rea] result of the case ts th = great privileges both day and night, #2 ‘must not become habitua! criminah. wise their owners must become : their habits and must be made =i their depredation ELLIS —— AND BURNS ; From the 4 tlladeliphia Record ' HE misters report comes trom 3 Filig Isiand have recently admitted shores a man afflicted with side-wom" |The fact that this highir “undesirable” ml comer is a literary persen shouid weight with us at all Ste-whiskers ing years of the Ctivt] War, when they % known as “burnsides” because Gen. side. UU. S A... affected them. Of late there has been no doubt as to the low ef that sert of foliage. “A hare-lip.” i gantiarum. George Ade. “sw & ™@

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om = . . +s - . | ‘ya Pe = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY > aed of, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH Cerne = a ae gene bs wre nee eer Pe Ye: = 19 | AMERICAN SOPRAN T0) SING IN VIENNA Back to Berlin and Hamburg Opera. ated Press By tie A550 NEW YORK, Jan. 27.—For the| Du-) second time within two years, gglina Giannini, youns American soprano, this fail will appear as) eee Cea ts te +} > ue guest prima conna with the Ber Dusalina Giannini Also Invited! in and Hamburg opera companies. The singer will be visiting scenes of former triursaphs in these cities, put she also will seek honors elsé- ‘i+ where while abroad, for Vi-iime has invited her to appear in op fa there. Her ynusually ; itations sienificant are considered ; int musical circles here, because Eurcpe 1s not : - MeCluney, accustomed to sending to America 3 4 for opera stars—espccially for one . a x ON produce by the periods ING. Ameri- believe, yped by of time. wooden rly five . gingls human miracle sadcast - um blest e af the ; at dis- 1s and ainment T. he Cats’ 1 sealed. nj status ablished. hout the emy, the that the and, be jeed, the ope than pensities. regarded they did us. Thus his cat, eo moon- ind ban- Tel not to f pussy: “ALS have put they s. Cther- aware of fable for IDES. rom New ficials at 4 to our whiskers. ble” new- have ne cers have the cioe- fhey ¥ ere en. Burne late years = low grade® lip.” says ensor €le- 4 isfortune,, a D fault. ‘+ . — ta was obtained con ‘ett had been presented ~ Metropolitan Opera Co. Career Began Three Years Ago. Miss Giannini’s career started . three vears aco, when Anna Case = became il] and was unable to ap- Spear in the Schola Cantorium. © kurt “Schindler, the conductor, f with only a few hours to find a q substitute. learned that Madame : Sembrich had a ' from Philadelphia P sidered promising. The result was Miss Fappearance with such p that she was placed on the concert who was con- fF American cities. ©1924, she sang at Queen’s Hall, ' London, where she was acclaimed. who has never appeared with the 20-year-old. pupil | Giannini's triumph In the summer of Concerts in Berlin and Hamburg ‘resulted in even greater praise and brought her first invitations to sing leading roles with the two German opera companies. Feared for Own Success. “When the Hamburg company told me Aida was to be my first role, T saw SuUC- | cess passing from mv grasp.” Miss Pherson avenue, “I was familiar ters, have as Giannini said. j McCluney. SOE i. | ees | Social Activities | ) | ; ' M ISS MARY FRANCIS DICK- SON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dickson Jr. of 414 North Union boulevard, and 'Miss Marceline Reyburn, daughter of Mrs. Charles Fletcher Sparks of Lindell boulevard, will leave St. Louis Saturday afternoon for Palm Beach, Fla., to join Mr. and Mrs. Sparks at their winter home. Miss Reyburn will remain until spring and Miss Dickson wil! be her guest for three weeks. Miss Reyburn ‘Sippie at her home in. Brentmoor since the departure of Mrs. Sparks forthe South. Miss Katherine Sip- ‘ple will. join the party in Palm Beach later. ' One ‘of the dance of parties dinner Katherine danghter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel] © season will be a honoring Miss debutant: i Feb. 5, by Mrs. Edwin H. Steed- man of Westmoreland place. Miss McCluney will be one of a small group of St. Louis Jebu- tantes invited to attend the mid- year prom at Yale University. Others are Miss Louise Church. daughter of Mrs. Rolla Wells, Miss Josephine Bates and Miss Fugenie Edmunds. Mr. and Mrs. Max Kotany of 4384 , Westminster place, will sail 17 for a cruise the Mediter- | ranean. eet ee of | Miss Alleen Lonsdale. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Lonsdale of the Chase apartments,’ will. be , stare a vear before her teacher honor guest at a dinner to hea given phad intended. Since then, the , tomorrow night by Miss Elizabeth Psinger has appeared in manv ; Bemis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |W. N. Bemis of 5 Kingsbury place. The guests will be a group of the |debutantes and their escorts. has been visiting Miss Mary Lemon | TO VISIT IN EAST res MRS, J. D. WOOSTER LAMBERT. 1, D. WOOSTER ..| York (cating substantial itable and fraternal on the iax ienester part Sunday for New York, to be) ‘gone two weeks. Feb. | Mrs. James Russell Forgan. of. Chicago. formerly Miss Ada. John- ‘son of St. Louis, is visiting her sts- i|ter-in-law, Mrs. Andrew W. John- ison, in Colorado Springs, Colo., where Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have conductor of the a house at present. ee Mrs. William Folev’of 4931 Mc- and her daugh- their gueste their » with the opera, for I had given it ' cousins, Mra. G. 1. tiodges of Los ; j much study, but I had never sung | Angeles, Cal., and her daughter, it with a company. | told him this al) would be lost. “First, I asked for a ful] hearsal, but the this was unnecessary. I knew if I Miss Marjorie Hodges. re- | Louls. vnductor insisted | here and completed Fina ly, nN The visitors formerly made their home in St. Miss Hodges was educated her education at the Washington University Art , shes n -7 } hh | hour's rehearsal with the orches- | Schoo]. the ground! q that it would he embarrassing if fee Musicians, unfamiliar with sy | S@2fOrd. Conn., have gone to En- . tterpretation of the *‘l to follow me. role, should Mr. and Mrs. William Sickie of rope for the winter. Mrs. Sickle is a former St. Louisan and a sister “When 7? walked on the stage the. of Mrs. James Grover. 4 hight of the + rformance, ‘feel the shock I was giving p My interpretation. As Psirl I came out meekly and sang emy part without the force, voi- ‘Ume and self-assertion with ch by er p singers, 3 Acclaimed at First Appearance. “My interpretation wasc be. ethe fact that no one but i cos mNryself Gaughter of a King. To those * around Iwas a helpless slave, un- m happy in the realization that the man whom I hopelessly loved was sent out to conquer mv Country. Only in the Nile scéne ) with my father and Radames, in | which my identity is revealed, did 1 | ane : act as the Princess and sing with | Br the Aswociated Preas. full volume in the consciousness of. The thrill came when P0!ly } come out from my meekre ce —™y position. my interpretation was acclaimed.” IT could | the ow r a atts of the - company and the audience throret, | : the slave 'York en route south. ,and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 'F. O. Watts Jr., are occupving thetr apartment during their absence. ; ' Was supposed to know I was the'| SAYS D father's. ‘ Mr. Frank Overton Chase apartments have gone to Miami, Fla., for the 'winter. They spent a week in Nev | Their son and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. Lansing Ray of 4615 Pershing avenue are in New ‘York for a two weeks’ visit. Mrs. A. N. Stanley of 3949 Mar- OLLY MADISON ee Se dent's Wife Would Be Called Flapper If She Lived Today. WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—Mrs. Madison, wife of the fourth President, if she were alive today ' The soprano repeated the role in | would be called a flapper, the Su- al at Berlin and wa: accorded 36 cur- : | tain Calls in one of the greatest @ ations ever given an Americcn in Germany. Asked why she does not appear i in opera in America, Miss Giannini ® “erlied that she wants to be free ] » to ‘stablished her reputation on the concert stage here and abroad. ; @m not yet ready to settle With an opera company,” She Said. ™ & guest artist.”’ Se } mOlic Prelate Became Tl While x Visiting in Los Angeles. wm the Associated Press. . 3 S ANGELES, Cal.. Jan F : ne Rt. Rev. Joseph S. Glass of j Bat Lake City, Roman or .iv-= eseeTO Nevada, died at a hospital) i day. Bishop Glass, who was PGearly 5° Years old, was taken i]! oe pome ef Edward L. Doheny. Bishop Glass received his ele- Apostolic College at Perryville — He entered the Novitiate of , CONEregation of the mission in enbg County, Mo... ai | ined a Priest by Bishop George a eomery in Ft. “incent’s ws h, Los Angeles, Aug. 15, rl oi . > * eterna ncaa One SeonRe Soules Dies at 91. NEW ones ol. Geo RLEANS, Jan. 27.— and weties Soule, author, educator , ‘er, died at his home here gpdn i e educated in the Pevializing in mathematics BClence, He came to New its na 1856 and founded oe usiners College, probably ~ est institution of its type in = “©Uth. Col. Soule devoted many ' to the study of mathematics “St, Pucal Mathematics.” eet Of Holy Year Pilgrims. Members of the St. Louis Holy 4 Pilgrimage to Rome, which _ made last summer under the ip of Monsignor Dempsey. Athletic Association for their reunion since the Pe in Paris last July. sMSWOP GLASS OF UTAH DIES Catholic | Was Or- | — 88 the author of “Philosophy | “I prefer to appear on'y | ’ ’ ' ‘ 2 Pofthe diccese of Utah and) 2 Week aro while visiting at the. mentary education at St. Vincent's | | | | i ' — Soule who was 91 Yy Od. was born in Barrington, - He : | j i } ' Bether this evening at the Mis- | tour ais- | san B. Anthony Foundation was told last night by Mrs. Harry At- well Colman. “She was frivolous, used rouge, dipped snuff and played cards for high stakes,” is the way Mrs. Col- man described her. She also cred- ited President Madison's wife hav- ing greatly influenced her husband in political matters. . ‘bership Women’s Christian ‘he held Saturday at nolia avenue was hostess at an at- tractive bridge luncheon today t the Missouri Athletic Association. There were five tables for cards. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Walker Jr. of 14 Wvdown terrace have gone to Pasadena. Cal., for several months. of 20 depart Mrs. H. Holliday North Kingshighway will the middle of February to join her mothér. Mrs. William C. Stribling, and Mr. Stribling, in Pasadena, John * 4 Ri} 7. + ‘ + ; bpe it’, ay © es wv ‘hospital ibe exempt Cal., where they have a house for | the season. Mrs. main a month. The annual banquet and mem- meeting of the Young Association will 6:15 >. m., at the Central Building, 1411 J.ocust street. There will be music by the orchestra of the West Presby- terian Church and by a club of 12 -voung women from the Phyllis Wheatley Branch. Y. W. C. A., and a vocal solo by Miss Ruth Mitchell. Two hostesses from the board of directors will at each table. Two-minute reports will be given by heads of all of the departments, and seven directors will be elected. he Mrs. J. J. Fisher, president, wil} preside The speaker of the eve- ning will be Miss Harriet Taylor of New York, her address wil} and the subject of be, “The Meaning Reservations are ‘? Membership. being made for 590 guests. Tomorrow morning at Miss Taylor will] speak to a group of 7N-ORn .V. @' of women at the home of Mrs. Hayward H. Gotch, 32 Portland place, and on Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock, Mrs. Lockwood Hill) wll rive a smail tea for her at her home, 5273 Westminster piace. liss Tavior has been the guest of the Y. W. CC. AY Gaping the last two weeks. and has addressed many groups of women here. Contrasting and Dolly said the former was Martha Washington Madison, Mrs. nujet and de- mure, probably, she added, because it was ‘onsidered : *» Fle . ee women to talk much in — ~~~ not *%) mie ' : oy- 9 h : aN ‘ y | t — ad cs =s- +] = Sah a i Pe, — st > ' ‘ae Nia f \ ee | , “*lelelei ont te x f Saat {ele ejejé.ei® en Chair with genuine cane back and imported tap- estry seat, studded with ‘nails. Mallen’s regular factory price to us, $26; our special price, 225 3 patterns of tapestry to select from. Lammert MALLEN Below Factory Prices On a Limited Lot of the Justly Renowned ERE is a once-in-a-lifetime stroke of merchan- dising that only a perfect combination of cir- cumstances makes possible. Furniture Co. Solid mahogany Mallen Chair with genuine cane panel and hand-carved back, with imported En- ish ap t. Ca- awe soles: Seales regular factory price to us $36.00; our special price, CHAI 8 patterns of — covers to choose from. We took over from the H. Z. Mallen Company, whose name stands for highest quality, a limited number of their most de- sirable Chairs. This purchase was so advantag- eous and so decidedly out of the ordinary that we are enabled to price these Chairs to you at prices even less than we would regularly pay Mallen for them. These are the sort of Chairs we are proud to sell, because we know they embody the finest Chair you want. Chair, tion. «am + Solid ‘mahogany beauti- fully upholstered Mallen trimmed with gimp, finest of construc- Mallen’s regular factory price to us, $55. Our Special Price ' 492° 3 Patterns of Tapestry to Choose F rom materials and workmanship. We urge you to at- tend this sale early Thursday to insure getting the Solid mahogany Fireside Bench, | Mallen make. 3 tapestries to ~ choose from. 40 inches long, 18 — inches wide, 28 inches high. us $29.00; our special price . 24-3 : ’ oe PRE Oe LT IE ee Mee, Se ORT a OM, Oe NO es 0 fohag ep Jags ar ee * PE, Be EG ee > ae algae id - = ‘eer. PEPER egsF she oe poe . ‘ = ; sa f Mallen’s regular factory price to * 5 2 { : . 5 : & ¥ & a ee 4 E tf SF *

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1926. ee hi That Mont -_ Ma4r ‘le T BURSDA Y a8 A. M. is Dollar Day at St. housewives who may need some small piece for their homes shoul articles are on sale that are not mentioned in this announcement so we urge NO MAIL, PHONE OR C. 0: D. ORDERS ACCEPTED > . 4 4 1 4$ Aa ar = Clothes Hamper seer meen Say 2 ate ah $2.00 Value at aS Round Hempers, @u- | rably woven of heavy |; willow and with tid. 1 ‘} Iron Board | $2.10 Value at i +1= | A strong Ironing Board, made of hard- wood, that collepses to three divtferent heights. L a le ~" | Bathing Suitcase Rownd siaped Cases, dur- ahiy mode: wii be ‘ound preciecal ‘or eufings. Cer- ered tm D’ack enamel. $1.75 Value at = | ond wv aterproo’ed on fhe tuside. nn TAese Water Sets ere made of heavy g’ose and are >bece- > $2.25 Values, at 4 S | .00 1 exrce ent T-pterce tifudy decorated. Consists of pitcher end wtz tai gasses. a / Steel Door Mat ; | | . | $1.75 Value at 2 2 A special sale ef all- SSSee: steel flexible Doar pm a a ee Mats. priced unusual- . ly low. ‘ : ~ y : Zt —— = Rayon Cushions z - d A : * .* 7% : ce Ha 4 : e E cH > ia ; = oe a a p “4 7 “a in round and odlong $2.00 Value at Ce MH 4 special offer of Rayon Sofa Pillows shapes. | Iron. Board P ad and Cover | ewe. ee ee St tit Si a 5 ™ an A ena AB OT ee I a ee) Ree ee $1.95 Value at $3 .00 A comvenient Ped for your ironing dboard> heavily felted. Muslin Corer wmcluded. -_ t : Clothes Basket $2.00 Value at $400 Large - size Clothes | Baskets that are du- | rably woven of heavy | weiilorw. i} 2-Piece C arving Set | $2.00 Value at | 4 mervelows vrelur priced ‘or guic® seiling Twe pieces ‘ors and iong- teandied Anite are ractuded — hor Aeving Aendies eo tI ON «8 Ory. $2.25 Value at i= ‘ } Sirens Chars. made | of solid oak end weil |! - } i breced. i i $i Cash—Balance Monthly ee = one a_i yj = & —— ——— RET Cane- Panel Da- Bed 2:15 y desirable at the Union for | || $21.50 Value, | i i | These Da-Beds a ' - i? | and made of steel throughout. with |) ; _— ti | cane (meta pane rT} open jj info a *fuli-size bed The ends are ) es finished in wainut cname $1 Cash, Balance Monthly i a \ Cam 7 ‘ itt | aid Odd Dresserobes $35.00 Values, ~ 2 4 : 05 Priced in Our February Sale at Large Dresserobes in wea nish and with swinging mirrors, drawers and spacious clothes hanging compartment $1 Cash—Balance Monthly Poster Beds $45 Values, Priced 45 Ii in Our February ‘24= Some at... . The popular posier style | } wood Beds in full or twin | size and walnut finishes. | $1 Cash, Balance Monthly | UNICN Walnut Dressers $27 Value, Priced = in Our February $ ] a Sale at Wainut finish Dressers, size, of excellent crafstmanship and priced unusually low $1 Cash—Balance Monthly 7 ; rvy 2 (ards hly Event Awaited by V I inG Tas em Louis’ Dependable Store. d by all means arrange to attend this monthly sale. all to be here early Thursday while our stocks are complete. $1.00 CASH DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT ousewives Is Here—Thursday == i a Our Store was never so full of new things and those Numerous 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street Genuine Simmons Bed With Springs —— —— _- —S {ee — ed. UNION heavy fillers. Only $12.70. $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments Full-Size Beds ote. . i... 122: Sunmons Beds in fine walnut finish with two-inch continuous posts and Link springs includ- $17.50 Value, Priced at the Union $9°° | priced unusually low. | $1 Cash, Balance Monthly | y Red Cedar Chests | Large-size Cedar Chests | made of genuine red | Tennessee cedar and | i (7 Lif, gy A Sy 7 / Ads Five-Piece Enameled Breaktast Suites SS x . 5 } wy» “Gibson” Refrigerators $30 Values, at the Union for . ea ee | These are well-built Suttes, enameled in ivory or$ | gray with rose or blue trimmings. Consist of | drop-leaf table and 4 hull seat chairs. $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments 18* $27.00 Value, With a Set of Refriger- ‘18 ator Dishes, at Gibson-make side-icer style frigerators made of solid EEE Coil Springs at the Union for... $14.00 Value, ¢ 7 25 Very substantially made, wit! long oil-tempered coils, in twir or full size. Will give lasting satisfaction. $1 Cash—Balance Monthly Cotton Mattresses 95 Re- ash with enameled food chambers. / $1 Cash—Balance Monthly “Royal Easy” Chairs | $12.50 Value, Priced at the Union. far Full or twin tresses, well ficking. $1 Cash—Balance Monthly “7 2 size Cotton Mat- made. uth $35 Values, Made Especially for Us and Offered at | Frames are durably tmttaiion Pan’? roy Pb KReciwming va COT CTS are * mse & Ty - . CALiLeCT. art footrest ar '* | pearing | tures. 19) constructed; || Spanish | *k and disap- | ure exclusive fea- | $1 Cash, Balance Monthly | \ J i ' if - oe > China Cabinets Ww alnut Extension Table Odd Walnut Values “7 base . ; J ‘ rz 4 a s 1 Cash—Balance Monthly Porcelain Tables : se ete eee a ome $8.50 Value, at the Union for aa mt i} Waite porcelain-top bles, durably made. Slight seconds. aft oni Only __. gag Size, $g45 Beauti‘ul 32 ; $4.48 | iZ-size Goid i : ~~ > ~ . Ta- Sea, Congoleum Rugs. | without borders. af $1 Cash, Bal- | || ance Monthly y 34.48. 2 | DEERE etter ee aes ti 2 ne Se a Pin gian naan * FURNISHING COMPANY | Handsome patterns of unported || | French Wilton Velvet Rugs; 27c 4§ | 5+& size and oval shape. Imported French Rugs $10.50 Value, at the Union for $6:25 $1 Cash—Balance Monthly St. Louis’ Dependabie Store” | 120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET f Enameled Dishpan a. ] 20 ie mamet_ ove |} Slight seconds, at $1. — omer = : Assorted Vases j $1.95 Value at ($7.00 . T s | Large and egmall size ; . . | Vases tn Egyptian de- ii Z . 7 i signs & polychromed a ec eh a nm oe amen — | *m various colors. a : - | Carpet Sweepers $1.75 Value at $1 00 tired is. strong revroit- rubber - +} + ‘ . . w nd brush and auto- 1% ad au ~t kr l=, | matic dustdoor rtiease. — ( Utility Tables CARO! ey Oe, Cay AIO AO ENEMA RO A OS EN $2.00 Value at $7 -00 | Of solid oak, for use i * ~ ’ P H as telephone or utitty . Tabics = (r | Iron Smokers $1.90 Value at $ 00 _ i All - wrought? - tron | Smoker; neatly buwt ~ *? ~ 7 . on, (| gold polychrome. = | Tapestry Pictures \ $1.95 Values at $1 00 || Quaint Tapestries in | neat poiychrome | frames for $1.00. 1 i. i Medicine Cabinet i $2.00 Value at | $120 | metal and cre white } enameled: a large | mirror end shel?. < 4 $1.90 Value at | Po hrome Book Hi En n great a 3 , a ii sortmendt ‘olors and 1 designs. , pair, $ 7 te yn | Porch Gates ‘ $2.00 Value at i e : i intntaneeemeneaan ; =—=——_—— li Wilj ‘fasten to any if . i baniste suings and ti . . = . « . - . 7% if fn p ae ae a if +: i # ide F . : — j $2.00 Values at $1.00 ? “Lateef ated ld S now 4 a ge x 7 : Skhovcel. durtdiy made: it is @ great caiae af oniy 41.09. — . +m 7 ia

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~SPORTS | g . LOUIS | OS I-DISPAI Ul | aART THREE ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING , SA AN vU, ARY 27, 1926. —— — . . _— _— — _-— ere ae - IMPORTANT NOTICE! KANSAS CITY HIGH = [> JOLLAR DAY SHOPPERS "A that w ill amaze vou. ; Grand Jury Investigating Sale Opens at 8:30 A. M. Read Below—Cut Price List Conditions After Stop- =telephone your friends — ping of Fraternity Dances early here ursday— ee ght Because of Rowdyism. it will pay you. Art Neediaeil Specials $ | 00 Thursday Only - ee ee | ee oe | % Sng enh . " Luncheon Cloth and Napkins i 7 tl o) A 54@inch Cloth with 6 Napkins. Siamped on white embroidery Cloth. - Two very effective designe are shorn, i am | i | Stamped. the set of $1 .00 even pitces for QUILT BLOCKS TEA TOWELS | See the new “green and white.” A Part-linen Ten Sewele. tinted “oe oe ° oe ee Biorke to — ampes in six appropri- 4 fer $1 tats med > quilting chart ei aii “PIANO SCARFS Bevera! other “pretty” new penne Stamped o1 #xce!l tan needie ‘ret ide t on sale Bn f fic cient stamp weaye. inp twu heated 1 00 ed Biocka to compiete quilt and designs. Ea. . chart with quilting $1 00 Gestgn. ‘per ob6. . Oe age ACT sat rrty Dat age eo Mens Boe . un « pm, | he eet, ip! ee - “ r stit od toe crochet and $1 00 Consisting of a 3@inch cloth with 4 napkins and aa 18:45 ecarf. aT a Aroused by increasing evidences of stamped; pair . | ea : vs “a , ; . Stamped on pure linen with gold or i= ne use of toxicating ilqu ; : ; e use of intoxicating liquor RADIO BEAD SPECIAL | bie checks and border. The de- ~ 7 ; wa ") : mar when they reached the courts r Py. t wisi | o ~~ Sm oo . a | through spasmodic raids of “moon- ; = 7 , a ** i : fs shine“ \erills, or when a few ven- * ) +* ie 4 | i . m dors were arrested and finec Sut 1 We've selected hundreds of Suits, Overcoats, Pants for men. tounge men and bors. that we w!!] sell — eae ee - = i } t next-to-nothing price It’ SN ne . mae pes with public attention recently di- ti fam out Thursday at next- yt es itS a big clean-up......the lots are limited......so0 F ; = t ~ ; «} } 7 4p « . , SF JL i rei ter] toward ners ased drinking e “ shop Cariyv. : « Lou Ss ,oppers ay € iy = ‘en suc hh iain: im 10 years don't 4 QI 6} ise Tr eM a si ha een ; an \ iT ;rlen is "*¢ ~ ie gStiirea TQ Yis tT tha WELL store +. . Dp fe $ ce iS ¢ ; eyareeeeg ; was °-d something of realization of the © “ewe Thursday” ......the greatest saie of its kind in vears hemember. expansion - operations are pong rer a I ' ‘ space ‘¢ minim } conditions which exist. F ie , tin ur floor a wf . ; lini epee [O! tne itii« o~ oe Pe . | ee cutting ou ‘ ; — S SU mus ea vu ' , ay So far one indictment? has heen oa Aa Aaa > FF : as t) as : . -— returned. It came agg oa after if Be a 3 - ' - ie the grand fury heard William Flv : ————— ~! pe@ee-/ ree tete este seme No mail, phone Small- ‘Size Men’ Ss Overcoats a ig 50 Jr. ayaa junior in South. ae . SR PRR aes PE iA os pe LPO mse . west High School relate that 9 ets. or C. O. D. Sal alone is worth ; eigen: $3 0) is a “whisky-was being so'd to boys in a ‘ orders on any (Basement) cobbler’s shop near the schoo! of these special mF | Young Men’ s s Stylish Overcoats — which is in an exclusive residen- . ae | >) eee ae - "7 2{\ models —plaid-back or solid woolens vot e. How Indictment Came About. i N ld t Bell fleet (Second “Floor Young Fly told of going to the i one so 4 W, \) as and Gabardine Raincoats 75 shop to have his shoes repaired and 1 merchants: E tres ! f § I ‘ bs ‘ ~ x ah 7A : ; hon ce +4 4 : : ; 7 , ; » e - ble collars—-Kuitted 09! waietheiie sizes - Os! Bde trys 7 hh . *) Ff o + ° Spano, who was sme iffed bv voune rs EE ER eS sup pe poo é | Fur Collars for Men’ s Overcoats FH 3] Fly as the man from whom he had & a neal ) aineq the w! Slx3 in jetty black—-can be attached to any overcoat— The grand jurv. i¢ 4 $] 10 OU d | . 4 * i« | iis Vv. oT a i (‘Geument) f 1 jury, it is reported a A intends to summon a large number 9 w P k nd Kh eo » t : ec alae hen . Washable inchec an aki Pan de $1.00 et milked howe to testify ana ta te. coats 4 | , er a ag emen «fr lieved 4+ hata Intan ¢} ‘ na : o. ry " ~ i 3 tA Lt? aiGrh - iciLit (ie Yrowwlr nd -> te oe hae that Ww! was well, Mad e tins ard wear. 30) to » we Walsi. 7 : . st agree ie ; t y g : or tne investigation in the exam!- i(Rasement } 7 . xa ‘ “a fe ar ae ae ee cae ame BR nation ef roung Fly and of Fawara | Men’ s Heavy Cassimere Work Pants =F 75 vag og ledges litt ecks and muxtures tra-lhears “gr? q ~~ as 24 . x t , ; _— — arnct sel — ‘mec Sl dil mace tO Bravu ara W 50 > wee $ 249” 50 NOW: i iscce : larg a bre PocwkK ete. ) aethe " — “ae i r j k } an ae ae can (Main apg poned until today. He had with Th ese Su its represent the better makes. Blue , him reports of investigations of * Wide Wales. Tuxedos, Full Dress and T wo- + gama | = = Warm Corduroy Sults <))' at ae 5.00 | | € yi} ‘i Tuvenile le All-Wool Serge Suits ()'\"" ""*" fraternity dances which he sald V al eat collare with smal black ties-—-—trim med mie white told of drinking ‘ene of vulgar Trouser Suits excluded. sid re A i 4a il 4 we, Tr 2 — ye . nd * ¢ and culored eimb.ems— | made 2 ai 4 years dancing. The grand jury has heen — (Main Floor) pe 4 that ] informe hat several weeks ago Small ge Straight Serge Pants policemen were summoned by a od twi aa fabric—«traight atyies in Me~y lengt he—lined hatel manarement because of ? gh r? fe da pockets- Hutto n at side oy ty Vrars. . rowdrigm at a dance and that they — 00 found several youths under the tn- $65 00) Fe finence of liquor. one 14 years old. : ; : ; ? O’coats ° O’coats nm on coats NOW | \F ae NOV“ invita e eee s OV *eeeee#e#%###eg (Main Floor) Warm All-Wool juvenile Overcoste $9 Olive at Eighth Ii agonal cheviots tn dark blue shades—beited modelg— double breasted—Jined throughout——sizes 3 to 6 rears ‘(Main Floor) — One-Pant Vest-Model Suits Cas<imeres and homespuns in grars. tans and browns—nest patterns—piain coats—mannish vests—lined knickers—6 to 15 (Main Floor) ’ oO Warm meltons Boys’ School Overcoats ~),...0°' jock ixturee—bel ted models—full lninge—large deep =" tn..renken -eg 19 to 18 (Main Floor) Boys’ Light Corduroy Long Pants Tan and biscuit shades—some elight!y soiled—wide bottoms and wide c\ iffs—sizes from 6 to 16 years—recular $4.95 values (Main Floor) a. 50 NOTICE! Selling Starts at A confection 8:30 A. M. Sharp, that unfailingly Thursday Morning er Baye

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a ae > q ry Ee oe Bp, 2 > AS ; . pa ; s a : | iF ¥ & rf > = i ak SH . 1 nee A CM. ck ee BRE te FR ia AS Ai ie MED, ec Ged RR ae Pig PUREE og PRR ooo SES ipsa? 7 ORNS ae vere. ie ee ee ae ‘ a ee eo - EVENING. JANUARY 27, 1926. ST.LO UIS POST-OISPATCt oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ae | EE ~ “ADVERTISEMENT How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu To break up a cold overnight} —that’s all No salts, no nau- or to cut short an attack of grippe, influenza, sore throat | Sea ‘ nd J nee wits the slightest interfer- your eating, work or or tonsilitis, physicians ay Dorr Ire. Next morning yvur druggists are now recommend inc Calotabs, the purified and refined calomel compound tab-| yor old has vanish mg your sys- s thoroughly purified and are feeling fine with a e carr , ~~ a , he let that gives you the ef ffects| hearty appetite for breakfast. of calomel and salts combined,/Eat what you please—no dan- without the unpleasant effects! ger. of either. Get a family package, con- 3 : io ~ ___ ADVERTISEMENT _ DON’T WAIT TOOLONG There is a time in the stage of every disease beyond which there :s no help. Often that point 1s passed before you realize how serious your trou- bie may be. Do not take chances with your G HAARLEM OIL Arr SUL ES health. Don’ wait until pains Look for the name Gold Meda! on the and aches become blueand gold bos. Accept no substitute Avoid such consequences by drinking lots of water and taking Goid Meda! haariem ou capsules (the original and genuine) The world fa- mous diuretic tumulant — the \ nal Rem- since 1696. Fully incurabie diseases. alt Gree-ciass druggists, 3Sq 75c, $1.50 Guaranteed. aN Central 5150 THURSDAY AND $1.75 60c FORD CHAMPION ARVIN Xx HEATER | Spark Plug 9c PRICES SLASHED, SIMON SUPPLY CO | INSIDES TIRES 5 in Box _$9.75 $1.50 Stuisen Pattern Pipe Wrench 69c $1.00 AUTO- STROP RAZOR $1.35 Schrader REGULAR Air Gauges 87c Freezemeter— $1.00 49¢ eae Gi 45¢ Battery Hydrometer— ee | EATER ELEMENT | $1.75 UULDS “Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks a Cold Right Up first dose always gives relief. The second and third doses completely break up the cold Pleasant and -afe te take. Contains mo quinine or opi- ates. oe ase **Pape’s Cold Try it right row for Rheumatiem. Yeu re gia. LumDago. sore, stiff! and swoilen Jointa, pains © the head. dack and limbs come. Punicna etc After one applica- Sen pam usually ' @iaappeare as if by __ADVERTISEMEN T eee ‘BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Diseovered Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ; , % - - “ ~~ - . * Are a Harmiess Substitute vr = > ae 2, -% Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the substitute for calomel—are a mild Dut sure iaxsative, and eir effect 22 the r lS B.most instant - These littie olive-eolored tablets are 7] a ree 't of — : i . kg - *a? mMm:naricn not Ta [reat sver aig ~ ; ’ + . ~ - % ’ bowel compiaints with ea’ome The pleasant little tablets do the » , A] . . . good That caiome: coes, Dut ive no a ce oe bad after : the 2 n + ro the ° 2 2 of thick, tiful, giossy silky hair, do means get rid of sarees ger will starve your hair and nr you don"t. It doesn ‘t do much good ¢ brush or wash it out. The . only eure way to get md of dandruff? is (to dissoive it. then rou destroy it “eds Known. Tt mormp. immediaies effect tn ~ lieing cain 2s the fact that Denrstretes t tt A® «2 ‘ith entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon: apply it at night when reti ring: use enough to moisten the scalp and rub ft ‘ gentir with the finger tins. By morning, mest if mot all. af rour dandruff will be gone, and +o or three more applications vill com. pletely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. Tea — = tom, that ai} uching ated — SWEDISH PRINCE 10 MAKE TOUR OF U. 8. ° - ii oat On =! ry a 12 2Nu P: ceo > . * - Dp. eTess al ~~ rm ~ ‘cc nmigrants eau Sr ial Radio to the Post-Dispatch od the Chic -— Daily News. Copyright. 1926. —~ i 4 r"~ i othe dh ays >| i . } raApr es Pt re: 7 4 aes a nt re s are iged * “i : “ — 73° _ . > adit an 7. Ae rerar “ Trac 3 = & \W4 © eranting interviews to news & ¢ —— - i on an om 7 > - M. an ' = irge that it would > as ~ > me" . ? fe eC x 4 _ > é cy . - - a ~~ - ~ + ~ _ ae . = 4 - 4. ~ } Sates, FO ~ _ om + ... ~ a a ai 4 arr Ss ~ a, ™ - ee. A. ~~ . reacr “— «= —d —_ aa & ~ a *¥& wm + ° £ fio. =4 add ® arerakzk? cis i “™- "Ss - ’ , ~ wld yer = mee — 444:8 ~ > -—+ bs mnignt ce.ebrations wi: mesota where the whoa - = “a 3 ~~ oF __ ~ oe ’ { p ‘ > a. — > . - . Vier: arm — a - ~~ - aoe = — Macy America ir i@ Ss ave > iaY Ty ee ratura! reacr rcre - ‘ ao A Going to Minne Y f ~ ~ : 2 rOsSse®sse* ge a _ »4 . et ea inz ; Ye WReren-: 5 Tig t very ye ee, . m ¢ edar (itv Zian Nat oe T r . ; : ** _ 4 - LGA: ‘se FFA ore ee +4 Se: & S Sa Fe 2 > Mi* at Af ~ . : ° p . a — . Springs SAT + ty rs 4 aw 7 . H tata i:fneea a Te Mie cate ff nt Arizona, taking nv 5 | Ty os ons ‘e Canyon and Grand Canvan ex ~ wanda ¢ ~~ «+ {ere «atte 4 *t? oige ce ‘se vk Viantearee Lid y a area + w= xii." “tia Will he m “Man Tries t Kill Ser iam Woerkman, 28 teary ot¢ . ie aw was faunrd incerectous in _ * . ~ * = - - "a4 f Perk avenne at @ . Testerdar, his head covered ~ rr ry — . i was . taken ‘9 City ound a Tt nh tae Seal ae ame ‘ E dive? ra | m, i? A s aa +~* ad & > a 7 a rim man 2 ec bedding and a tube leading 4ressed to Workman's wife, ess , yh a ess : ” T af? aed - ~ = ; > om _~- + a? Be ee A hs strator tian —_ ~ = HEADQUARTERS FOR Radio Corporation of America RADIOLAS New 1926 Model Superheterodyne with No. 28 Loop and 8 Tubes.... $260 No aerial or ground wire required. Operates on dry cells. New cali- brated dia! brings in instantly any station desired. Installed free in your home. Price complete with all accessories, $297.00. EASY TERMS Rheumatism Sore Muscles Aching Joints * 913 Pain stops: Neuritis gone ‘: Beet Sa clean, coloriess liquid 4 ~ Amen _*+e> - ? - Tse a scoTreres - *- 2 ta ward W ee av, _ Pie | aS 4 “Aa — et - - had + * * « . ».the Neuritis area v t a Co., chemists, Cineimnat:. It doesn't ve t. * - 1 ; . ~ — - — } ~ > a ~ ~ Z wT ~~ = Std cing .t gz a 5 a Si -— a @& — “ ‘ = ~ "i San «sore Ea 1s 1Olnts 2na mus arm s cider. e = ea 3 . ~ a — “The bsrhest prized arcicle mm ar boase eaer se corcerartance: woud | con- sader gomme back te the ast ef 2c —Doxwarp C. Wuarzs Lewistor, Maine mee ” Alwar: cool and cicam. ! am aslightes — —F. H. Morus Clinton, lows REDS of owners of Copeland Electric Refrigerato om attest to its satis tactorv Performan lamce in their homes "Tt preserves our our food better thaw i? was 2 ee | = } ever oreserved before, provides Lents af iheir ietters, contained in a 24-page booklet, ““PROOF”’, P f f 2 om be t q a 3 pare ice for cur table, and it dees this be mailed on request, tesufy to its economy, de- | swetbeut amy attention or worry om oar , aie —C, W. Horcem Detroit, Michigaa i > . ) ; 7 . 7 oe convenience anda notseiess Operation; to to¢ main- ww . . = — s 9 - ? ] tne ~ rece wk + 0 OT Tis " Di f : ‘ _——- > . ¢ per ct pr ervation euliie Seale tals | — ie ieee aie | collar and 1: stmepiy torzotten —Amos G. Fre Anuburz, Main e v of ice cubes and to the ease with which . * 4 * ~~ It iS DCCA2USe THhOSe Dest quan 1ed tO jad ge, tne owrer:rs them- | selves. so whole- “hea tedly cadorse the Copeland System and : I © ew ({— - a because every Copeland Electric Refrigerator is es to a -* eA wee ne - “I am anabie te revert on the cFiciency of sour repasr service acl l bawe sat bad euy occasion to ase if” —Strwart C. WoorworrTs ? tigorous. 24-hour actual ial test before leav ngt the factory : : Boston, Mass. that OP "“Sta.isd in Peesent pete: cenator umaer fuar- ances bomd. Comornsent MONT bis Sem s Arran cra. land Produc ‘ts, Inc. can afford to ‘a a Guarantesc . aa “MM - wot b - ” A ger f svstem if I comid wot get another one to 7 ; 2 , | . * be ee w _ ? 7 ‘2 land (suarantee Bond affords complete protection take sts place P&S ‘ ya i . — A DAM . AT2 "“F- cme — le ‘ - - 7 ~— Ss ’ > ’ . o-- " laS¢f aNd eliminates ail fisk Of umsatisfactorv per- | Wernersville, Pa. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION FOR EVERY HOME Tbe Copeland System of Electric Re Srigeration 1: demonstrated and sald by: Barstow Sales Co., 3150 Washington BI. St. Louis, Mo. Tel., Jefferson 0205 OPEN EVENINGS | se send me * bine he ne boo k- ns System Owners. N are . . Aaaris: RCA Beet we xix Sh ny hae - i eas fi mn ak? Saas a eh 3 pb a aici 2 Poy ae pens Reh aie: % ‘ * \ ‘ A > 4

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{| PVERTISEMENT LDS THAT — DEVELOP INTO ee trouble. | with Creomulsion, an emulsifie \ now pibite germ growth. | the infected membranes and stop th & of the germs. ‘e in the treatment of persisten is and other forms of respira jons. Ask vour druggist. | gasior Company, Atlanta, Ga. pataicnmenneaaenecenellite men Persistent coughs and colds lead to : You can stop them “ qreonote that is pleasant to take. Creo- js a new medical discovery 1 «ith two-fold action; it soothes and 1 jeais the inflamed membranes and in- ali known drugs, creosote is rec- by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for ent coughs and colds and other of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains, in eddition to creosote, other sng elements which soothe and heal jrritation and inflammation, while bien a > + creosote goes ON to the stomach, is ab- gorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth ww Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac- geghs and colds, bronchial asthma, ma sey diseases, and is excellent for build- his | jm up the system after colds or flu. 7 ' Meeey refunded if any coughorcoldis muttered | ga relieved after taking according to | | Creoe again with an unintelligible flutter. SELOUIS POST-DISPATCH —- WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY ET te le ated aneth aeaeidee he Pi ne a a = . 2m oem ~~ - z “ mh — ». ee ee at, 1926. ne I te ~~ WARE SERVICE-HALTED ~ BY AURORA BOREALIS Wild Current From the North Interrupts Sending of News Dispatches. — — - d a An Associated Press tclegrapher in St. Louis noticed a peculiar 7 at i? a.-m. yesterday. The same break was catching the ear of hun- dreds of other telegraphers in cities frem far up in the frozen Arctic night the weird panorama of the aurora borealis spread across the sky. e Then the telegraph an—and af of the other sounder hundreds—clicked a green horn at other opening and closing the key. Then a constant flutter. “TooRs-as if the w end 4ha hiif ire were acregss Zia high-power trolley circuit,” re-| rked the telegrapTer. : But words were not out of mouth before the wire went ii‘ “Aurora butting ALAN an oid-time Yithin ive seeonds the soul ONroKe ¢ ——_—_— or . ‘Mothers, Do This— When the Children Cough, Rub le on Throats and Chest BIE, telling how soon mat develop nta@ croup, : re vlad you hav F Andthen swhenyou! r gy] — 7 } 7 a jar of Musterole at hand to giv not blister. 3 pt relief. It does Keep a jar ready for instant use. Believes sore throat, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and ache of back or joints, *] eles, chilblains, frosted eolds of the chest pneumonia x To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. Jars & Tubes ISTERO feet (it may preven 1 NOT Bip oe} ¥ - L “=o S T ER ; Better than a mustard plaster the svmptoms worse, | As first aid, Musterole is excellent. it is the remedy for adults, too. bronchitis, ton “giitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neu- ia. headache, congestion, pieurisy, sore MUS- condi: Ano c GSEOC( ae \ | q r cnat = l ceass ’ o o?y 5 | wire was | ? >* > eve ster] ~ i ree Cree cri = 4 al . poure telegraph lines. ~ ; * . hp 17 Ti. Sometimes the man 7? in the wire Was nqgutr j sometimes its strength was redou bled, depending upon the mee eZ of positive and negative electrica! forces. . In the Western Union offices here the force coming in from the ground was measured at ©00 volts. NI. Horton force 4 . 3 A awn? ‘ That, Superintendent GC. said, is the highest such ADVERTISEMENT re ee [Dizzy Spells — ‘fand Indigestion °°" y. Dare’s Mentha-Pepsin Makes Life Worth Living. # Guaranteed by J ohnson # Bros. Drug Co., Wolff-Wil- Fon Drug Stores, Walgreen } Drug Co.’ to Conquer Your Gastritis or Any Stomach » Agony or Money Back. There isn’t anv question about Dare’s Mentha-Pepsin stopping acute indigestion, gas and distress after eating in just a few minutes. Other remedies have been known to do the same thing. But why be tisfied with relief? Why not let Dare’s Mentia-Pepsin rid you of thronie indigestion put Momach in such a fi ana vour mdition that if will digest the ‘ y a meai without fear of dis- » And don’t rou know that nine times in :. 4, nervousness, #) K heada cizZineRs lomeniess Salilow skil and dull eres tOme from a disord 7 naitinn af bigs ~ Momach and that Dare’s Mentha-Pepsin, 4 3 rea, stomach medicine. with a taste both will speedilr end i give il a chance. one bottie and if you are not thank- ; pe = - Wie - tube today. Makes your head Easy to apply TRY DRUG STORE FIRST : ' 30c and 60c per tube TALIA ace : CATARRHAL JELLY _~ ADVERTISEMENT Can You Sleep ‘Wn Your ft Side? 4 ‘ Many Dome - ( | ee Sant ¢ e . a de *y : s P. OHACHh one yy: See 2 the } eart. = S . a*lie Teper «x theo afier taking ad- Veal Sice p i}] a | a eg FiGge a : nig q . 4 a a4 ne and healthy | and nose feel fine. 7 ‘ing out to lunch, Mrs. M. ; . *" Sie@izi, ‘favoring acceptance offer of i‘ known to have been observed here. j hough the aurora come in about ithis time nearly every year. ee was unhin- receiving sets were Telephone service Zadio ‘whenever an earth wave ~—Ts . fuse reached their ground wires with oe L et ’ ‘ ee neutralizing effect. I nsifecessful international broad- Sunday and in part to with casting experiments Monday were attributed the aurora borealis. Aurora Supplies Free Current for 50 Miles. Br the Associated Press. PITTSFIELD, mam. 27, Cc. C. Flint, manager of the West- | Union office in this city, said , telegrams were sent between Pitts. field and 50 mit-s away, vesterday, bypa free current from the a borealis, . » : 4 3 T. sometin high as results an _ n- .jJass.., —s ern Springfield — urora wnien + id ¢ ~~ ran as ,s om té \ oit®., As a result, no battery current was used during part offthe day an unusual phenomenon 1h ial! »i ge ; | i) LP Ie LTapnn DELEGATIONS URGE COUNTY COURT TO FORM HEALTH UNIT Hostility Exngendered' by Fight Over Appointment of Commission - er Flares Up at Meeting. A deelgation composed of repre- sentatives of 24 public P ganizations today attended a mee*- ing Louis County Court at Clayton to urge the organization o fa county health unit headed by a full-time health commissioner. | The hosiility engendered by t': fight the reappointment as Health Commissioner of Dr. W. IF. O'Malley, a Democrat. whom ti: ‘ealfare oar Weiialt ()) Of the St. over propose to replace with Dr. Alonzo 'L. Fitzporter, flared up frequentiy in disputes between Judges Preiss and Bobring, Republicans, on t! ‘one side, and Judge Smiley, Demo- crat, on the other. After Judge Preiss had an- nounced today that he didn't Ww how the but he was g- A. Gold- chairman of the delegation, stated she woul dapopint a commit- tee to confer with the Counts Court on the health unit at 4 meeting Friday. Judge Preiss’ that he lr hii other felt. announcement intended to leave came after a half dozen or more speech, State's ap a2uvVu- he financial aid and cating appointment of a member of the county society, had been mad by members of the delegation. PRISON FOR FORMER BANKER ~~ a ~ North Dakotan Gets 16 Months for His Irregularities. By the Associated Press. MINOT, N. D., Jan. 27.—Jourgen Olson of Minot, former banker oi near here, cherizved with using to defraud, was sentenced to 16 months in Federal prison by Judge Andrew Miller here yestercay. surlington, ‘+ ~ *% * ‘ice the WaiiS > e.ate 4 is . e. ’ e = BE GN brings out vid methrolie ol He pleaded guilty 2 week ago to 3 43301 a Ua i . is i —— 8 :4 e . ‘ »? — " - = a 4 Soe TRE from emis i ae 2. ance of alleged worthless cértiti- 2 * Feuer baat wage] ' Me ; Ver vs P ee sa ee mic, en ay. Adlerikea cates of deposit, purported to hav 2 mt) ari tant, poisoneou asta : a , * » FOU never -h, ; > ‘Stee " ¥ > : ‘ : : * ~* . " . " =] : te ° } 4 Le 7 + ’ Grurgi« « ' Sf friii« ¥ er i ¢ 2 oT an | ) i ' ve } ; : . . 3 . , al : ; yOu Ca eT ee te are au} Orner natural elements in Ocean-O 4; vears, it seemed crue] that so) gestign or sour stomach. All chil- igs pure, @@cqy) times the money. It Also they are ex- | and tastes very pleasant. that get into the blood and carry -. nnn many constipated infants and chil-| dren love its pleasant taste. You can feel this take hold of a their rich up-building atems io every tremely stylish, (es dren had to be kept ‘‘stirred up’?! Buy a large 60-cent bottle at ang “te, rub men wae ee po may every organ, gland and tissue in the Your chpice of high and half sick by taking ecathartie|store that sella medicine and just hoarse and tight, or may be persis?. b0dy, putting new vigor into every § or low heels. pills, tablets, salts, calomel andj see for yourself how perfectly it jently loose from the formation of part of the human organism and ere nasty Gils. ‘cleanses and regulates the bewels of WANT COLUMNS. phlegm. The cause is the same—in- ating al W ant st . p ‘italite SE : ; ; - a flamed membranes—and this Pinex : th ; a op Aft 8 aptly oe a W ft While he knew that constipation | infants and children. ‘ : . cee T a “he are weak WT ry - 4 and Syrup es a “ tii © Lop it sp pes W setoalt are _ ; r In gow i, od e g é was the CaAURE of nearly ail ehil- —usually in 24 hours or less. Splen-! hervous and depressed. ce Blin aia : - a , . i ¢ re i a LJ@ Lis ne . i ts ti ’ did, too, for bronchial asthma. if You hav e goitre. try a hottle-—v+: W"] WATS - _ be It le S. cons in ‘ id ; r Ss | hoarseness, Or any ordinary throat find full directions fer treatment when ; % vised mothers to yive Ooniv a harm- a aadane eae : you get and you will be getting Iodine SIXTH and FRANKLIN less laxative which would help to Pinex js hig v concentrate Ml its natura! form. all $2.29 . : : 7 . ’ . e es al ‘ t} : | >} wiih Ne le compound of genuine Norw av plne Any pl! Vsiclan wii f you that CPF ‘ All-Leather Shoes for All the Family . — ——— bowel sogusas ; extract. and is famous the world 8¢@ Water haa in it every mineral element B' ity. i x » + (te mreory } eff« ct t }& found ir Dire Siar, Vv blood and PY = 1 Aono ° » ; dope a MpO! ae a a ae a ke a” ce Gon In Dr. Caldwell’s Srrup Pepsin ; JP ks bias . . apni desanir=e Tee * ° P - Beware of substitutes. Ask you and a people whose blood is impover- | -———" mothers have a reguiating laxative druggist a Oo ry of Pinex”’ 1) a ao on oe eS Walgreen : which they can depend upon when- vith. directions, and dor accept The POST_mire on : , : a 10 OS - = i 5 a nything else tuaranteed to gfgive POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening - bsolute satisfaction or money re- eae . dns . : 1+ pee > % =~ ‘es Ore): ‘ ae ; inded. The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne READ ef today ° BUSINES newspaper giving Associated Press news service. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening } CHANCES in the POST-DISPATCH newspaper giving Associated Press news service LAMPS 25% to 50% OFF Our stock of lovely lamps has been marked down 25% to 50%. This means that you can ft your home with fine lamps at radical savings. All kinds are here to select from—floor lamps, bridge lamps, table lamps, boudoir lamps; shades in silk or crystalline or glass; stands in wood or metal or pottery. Shades and stands can be purchased separately if you wish. Imported Lamps All of our rare imports are in- cluded, and they come from all over the world. Dresden, French Porcelain, Belgian Onyx, Italian Majolica, Satsuma and Clois- sonne, Syrian Brasses, Chinese Lustre—a marvelous selection from world markets. Make your selection now—there are few duplicates. Nothing down— 3 10 months to pay This wrought iron bridge lamp is so low in price that every home in St. Louis can now afford a convenient, decorative lamp for the reading chair. Your choice of three shade decorations. Vi > sot ‘az, % ety 4's ~~ ~o Cy SAN > Mid-Winter Specials i { joe is an Opportunity for you to get fine Electrical Appli- ances at real savings. These items are the products of Landers, Frary and Clark, the makers of “Universal” appli- ances, and are fully guaranteed. They are of the high quality. ~ finish, design and construction that have made the manufac- turer's name famous in American households. | The low prices offered here make it possible for everyone to enjoy the fine sat- isfaction that Electrical Appliances give. Every one is a household necessity. BUY YOURS TODAY c cnet MU Na ET Ss) " } i ' i ‘ - ee ys 2 wT d / ape —_ Thermax Toaster Crisp, brown toast made right at the break- fast table. Every woman now knows there is no toast like electrical toast. A product by the makers of “Universal” appliances. Regular Price $5.00 Special at.... Lys Electric Pad Never gets cold or clammy like the water bottle; a soothing heat for pain; comfort for the whole family. Three temperatuers. Landers, Frary and Clark. Regular Price $6.75 Special Bt wees 552 Thermax Heater There is no substitute for this item. It warms chilly corners, makes the bath a delight, and has many other uses. Gives instant heat from a lamp socket. Regular Price $7.00 Seectietien.... eee Thermax Iron Nothing better to be had at this price. A standard 6-pound electric iron made by the manufacturers of “Universal” products, fully Urn Percolator Nothing so attractive on the table when company comes as the graceful percolator urn. Nickel-plated; silver lined to give full, delicate flavor. This Thermax percolator from the “‘Universal” factory. Regular Price, $15.00 95 Special at .. *13= The coffee pot rapidly is disappearing from the American kitchen. In its stead is the = electric percolator, which gets full flavor from coffee. Silver lined to insure that flavor. 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oT. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCE — en ee e [ | \ ) J A d d d e Have . C Yellow Fleet Now Numbers : we accommodate the increasing demand for. ¥el- : low Cab service in St. Louis, 30 new cabs have been i added to the large fleet now in operation, This i will insure a bigger and better service to the large i number of people who have come to realize the } economy of using Yellow Cabs daily, instead of | driving their own ear or using other methods of | daily transportation. ; Yellow Cabs are striving to give to the people of - | St. Louis a.most complete Cab service—one that is ft reliable, efficient and prompt. Yellow Cab drivers Fil are efficiently trained. You can trust rour chil- aa dren with a Yellow Cab driver. of ats aes ad : af The cost of operating Yellow Cabs has greatly in- ee creased. The price of gasoline has advanced. Yel- ee low Cab drivers have been granted an increase in sal- ' 4 aries, but the prices to the public remain the same. a Yellow Cabs will continue to operate at the low rates Ee as long as so as to give its patrons the mat a service at the lowest possible rates, ; Competent Instruction -. Yellow Cab @rivers are given « thorough 4 schooling ta Gritving by Mr. Art. B. Hickox, be- 3 fore they are allowed to act as 4rivers of ; Yellow Cabs Each @river ts tmstracted in ' y and qgurteces weatment of patrena a — SAR? eee Lebase: eR ee Ny . ne nies IO Fyre S > Re ii 2 F ee Se ea Lee aOR Ge nt pad Ae pe Me tat 2 ga # o is ie Knesezieay gael 2 a ae De ag tA ~ ee “ Rag ’ O° ee ra ad iy The Price of Operation Has Advanced fF But Yellow Cab Prices Remain the Same 1-2-3-4 CAN RIDE ASB CHEAP. AS — CHARGE FOR EXTRA PASSENGERS POLICE STILL DENIED WARRANTS AFTER RAIDS ’ : Lact Prosecutor’s Aid Declare ” ry * \ - ” = ao ten ire for Liquor Séarcn ‘ TST Must Be Ottained. et ne eae aes eae eae Although he has consistenty re- fused to issue warrants against ' persons charged with possession ot intoxicating liquor when police fall to obtain search warrants, th 7 at- ter continue te apply fer such war- Tarts «very day, Frank V. Fan.-a, Assigiant Prosecuting — + + VY ASHINGTON cm. 27 - . - —~Anmac ergata Inder SU perse- deas bonds nine St. Louis prisor- ers at Leavenworth penitentiary -onvicted of the Jack Trarie! a av consptracy. wil] hea hear? Associate Justice Plerre Pirstter nt ~ icatinn *~ . ‘ wt tJ ah & YS 4d ‘he a +4 ~* + » hg ~- asd. OU : a.iefs Eiinre , 7. a = ” ~es i#€#re ‘ RS } eh i _& aw, were Ried supersedeas bonds by ths t=; ridge at Indianap s and es Ppeliate Comrt at (Ch ago Charlies A. Houts ana Tr Tas mowe f. St UIs aftorners ‘*or the men, presumably oe>dtained awreement of “he = r-iJene to the application They aban- oned their first rlan for a Nabens corpus proceeding on ‘furts tiona grounds, which s ssful woul hare permanen rerrmove he ™en from the ‘furisdict: f a . anapdoiis court, thus nullifying th-ir SORVICLLONS The men woe - ° ? now ig sought inciude al! the St. Louisams except Arnold J. Hell!- . a » 3 attorneys hare indicated they would make no e*fort ‘ Pag ¢h, men on ba Hit woh 2 | ~ gt at? =e > 24 pa 2 af oe on = ° served me t+hi-a sen ences FINAL APPROVAL GIVEN TO OSAGE POWER PROJECT Public Service Commission Author- izes Construction of Dam and Plant Near Bagneil. “Br the Associated Press. JEFrrEeEnoeun Cry. Jan. °*7.— The Missouri Public Service Corn- mission yester@ay gave fina! ap- proval to the $19 hydro-electric protect to be buiit on the Osage River near Bagne!]. 'Mo., by the Missouri Hydro-Elec- | tric Power Co. The commission announced tha‘ the conditional certificate of pub- Ite convenience and necegsity won!4 be made permanent. Cam den. 7 Benton, Miller and Morgan Coun- ties have consented to * - rrnitert ADVERTISEMENT Seeeeeeeteneente eee Tailors’ Convention Held Here This Week BHoandreds of merchant tailors arrived in St. Louis yesterday to attend the seventeenth annua! eonvention of the National Asso- ciation of Merchant Tatlors of America. Tailor-made Upholstered Furni- ture from the Prufrock-Litton Co. shops, Fourth and St. Charles streets, has a mational reputation for its excellence. This well-made living-reom fur. niture is now offered at generous reductions during their Semi-An- nual Furniture Sale. Savings of 10% to 50%! Colds| Do four things—now When a cold oceurs, act quickly. Do four things at once. Stop the cold, check the fever, open the bow els, tone the systems. EILL’S is the best wary known to do that. It is so efficient that millions have come to reiy om it. It stops a cold in a day. In the utmost war it does everr- thing required. This war to end | colds sold for $1,000,900 because of | tts super-efficiency. Don’t trust to ;@ lesser help. At your drug store. Price 30ec ° NEURITIS (Nerve and Muscular Pains} Its Cause and Correctioail Common sense tells you that to treat an ailment ef fectively, you must first find out something about i. what it is, what causes it. fol Yet the average person with neuritis will go at the matter blindly, will shift from one treatment to gg. other, very often doing more harm than good. Ig any wonder that a case of neuritis will drag on fee year after year, without the sufferer ae | relief? e W ‘tia 2 Medical science defeny tion of the nerves. cunts! 2, . a cold, bruised nerves resulting frem a blow or fall, erress in diet—eny many others. And when the nerves become ig. flamed, they remain so until proper corrective measures apg There is The Eopa Treatment Toe tenia recting neuritis—by restoring the affected nerves te pee ni a normal, healthy state This cannot possibly be accomplished © ‘4 through rubbing, nor medicimes containing narcotics _ which give temporary relief but leave the nerves in a worge condition than before. athe To overcome neuritis permanently, the weakened nerve sues must be str ed. built up. And that is exactly whan Eopa Neuritis Tablets do. Neuritis Tablets are =p pros ok remedy. Absolutely fs Free from marcotica, bee mides and coa! tar products. Write for free Health Boohkies * -—The Eopa Company, 880 Folsom Street, San Francisca, Dept. A (27) Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Colds Headache Neuritis Pain Neuralgia Toothache Lumbago Rheumatism ‘ __ | DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART | Accept only “Bayer” package : 4 Th oo a. =e contains prov en directions. c Handy “Bayer” bores of 12 tablets Z Th Also hettles of 24 and 100—Druggists. * 4 Aspirin ‘s the trade marl of Baywe Manufacture ef Moneaceticacidester of Salicrlicacié * E-O-PA ; S ADVERTISEMENT a di ure Relief thougni 3 Lite children NEURITIS TABLETS Saf FOR INDIGESTION Heeded Mother's Care Bay it at your Neighborhood Draggist. Bd tom Sane coe amar Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores : “oft-colo = : di 2 are pegs Ae Bh em Jehason Bros. Walgreen Drug Ce. will bee« x 25 dren whe needed 2 mm ther . ve ind are. cora! tin i ¢ == | HOt water | Sirely well” It is a simple, harmices 7 = 27 Sure Relief me Pie dex Sesietinas due ane wae ——— Ee LL- “AN — liver and intestinal ailments The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening gi Ren yor yo appendicitis tod Waiet-Wilees aha will SeiND BERS: 2 ~~ ange OS a der or clim o- ing. PRICES : {t. Poss $1.89 win 124. $1.98 mole poie Make of Safety “GAS” W. PRUNING SHEARS FOR HEAVY PRUNING ok? ee : w ty , anit ret “ oo : a _ wp =e $2 oie) ; . ante Price red biacgdie | Spectal | Brice. | “STAINLESS STEEL” | , SCALLOP BREAD KNIVES PRT NING “HEARS *l-inch biades, straight-cut $2 27 ’ P- ‘ bal ‘ Z = PRU — SHEARS inches rer ‘or pruning bushes and vines or small twigs er ‘ | oe beeen | TOILET AUGER at one hao fe TY oe S > > ] rivets. ae . Front panels from qmarter-sawed ocak. 7 handie, large 7 is | Flexible steel wire \ insulated with polar felt. weoil and wee | °>% inch blade. 89c | w OOD J ACK PLANES felt. asphalted feit: one-piece porcelain | Special Price. . . . csc ccce caret With 2 -tnen | Provisten ‘thamber with rouwnd corners. ; utter: 13 inches %2 walle Wasie pipe and trap both) = CERMAN-SILVER HANDLE _ ‘ions in pipes and wry: _ é r a ” , ~ ong. with screw | @ade of coppe trans: 66 inches long. adjustment Spe Capacity 60 pounds. Regular $49.95 KNIVES Special cial value. Specia! : | price. ... eacn $2.29 price... $37. 68 | Parcs nest “weight. = . Capacity 75 pounds, $57.30 €39. 89 | 3 pounds. rue ue. S 244 Pri } o 3 IN 1 NEST OF saws )6\h™"™" German silver handle, satin | finish. Price, each DIM-ALITE REFRIGERATORS WHITE ENAMEL LINED Ingulated with wool felt and asphaited |; SHAVING OR n.; panel | 43 Te Se ee kag | 20-ib. capacity, $36.55 value $29 89 DRESSING ne: Cory camera 5-Ib. capacity, $40.75 value. $3 . Zz ghee Special price. : . baie BENCH VISE $1.98 4 Wise for rour too! chest at a barrtin Parce st weitrht, 2 pounds. price. Width of jaws, 1% inches. iawe | eg sae ara open 14 inches wa 3%] pennds. | RAZOR HONES r . r ~ 4 rire ¢ } - a - . ° NUT AND TAP WRENCHES | Speciai price cor i's 98c | GENUINE “FSANZ SWATY Set of five | a cacn | Special Wrenches. i omce die iil :, ——- | Gewered, GLASS Parcel post weight. 1 peund. "Special MIXING aa | BOWLS | Made of extra heavy Par-el post | giass. easy ‘© Keep | GENUINE GILLETTE RAZOR Specral. weight. 1 | elean. and their uses pound. | gre practically un- | Umited. Set consists EXTENSI ON ADJUSTABLE of tire hewls sizes HACK-SAW FRAME ee Adiustabie From 8 te 12 Inches. inch. 9-inch diameter. Nickei- Plated. Special pmce, 79 per set With or? blade. firat quality. Special 19¢ ; price. . | RAZOR BLADES WILL FIT GILLETTE BAZOR Package of i2 Blades. | iis Frame is made of the best 39c For stoves or furnaces: it is non-expie- Spetia: price. Pome ser eeseoces mpered soal. Special... -.---+* in 1% -peund 25¢ HACK-SAW - BLADES ) = “oats : SWING RAZOR STROP | , SPECIAL PRICES THIS SALE For garage and household Ge 33c¢ Do i eovered cord LO fect long wit 9- Inch, o — plug and ~~ gor ket. 10-inch. doz... 580 12-inch, des... .6Be | a... ---- ones —— KITCHEN MEAT SAW a + eather bDreke-im shel] horsehide | ing «handled nickel-plased. OOD | swivel. 30 inches POLISH BISSEL’S eo 7 CARPET Rest Polish made for)’ SWEEPER uee on Duce finishes. Ome plunser = ! & ‘ioeni@ Polish with erates both du — a @rr finish: polishes, pane at the same Mietiul lt neo Ree .« «see eieans and renewstes | time. Ma vogan- ~ ) = high!y polished sum | ized case. Special ““ Medium .., $3.49 Large .... .$3.95 ‘SCHROETER BROS. TARDWARE co. 810-812-814 Washington Av., St. Louis, me. BIRD CAGES Like ont. white and irery. Special prices, —

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Ilc TS eiving 39c tton ‘pieccs _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, a ne tn TET thr eeeerieeeeeeeeee n JANUARY 1926. at EE—10-Day Tube—Mail the Coupon /¥ ot \ oe (Run your tongue across your teeth and you’ll feel it!) i !’ That’s what makes your teeth look “off color.” ; That’s what invites decay and gum troubles. Accept, please, this remarkable dental test which gives “off-color” teeth dazzling whiteness and firms delicate gums by removing that dingy film . a féwddays you can work a trans- formation in your mouth this new way. Dazzling whiteness will supplant “off-color” look of vour teeth. Your gums firm and take on the healthy will become coral tint you envy. Please accept a 10-day tube free. FILM... the trouble Run your tongue across your teeth, and you will feel a film, a viscous coat that covers them. ° - That film is an enemy to your teeth— )fand your gums. You must remove it. 3 clings to teeth, gets into crevices and stays. It absorbs discolorations and gives teeth that cloudy the millions breed in it, and | they, with tartar, are a chief cause of pyor- | ' rhea, and gum drsorders. ® Old-time methods fail in successfully 1 combating it. 7/at's why, regardless of the q care you take now, your tecth remain dull— B your gums soft and toneless, s by “off-color” that New methods remove it. And Firm the Gums Now, in a new-ty pe dentifrice called Pep- sodent, dental! science has discovered ef- fective combatants. Their action is to curdie the film and remove it, then to firm sent you free. == an ang look. Name the gums to healthy coral color. What you see when that film is re- moved—the dazzling whiteness of your teeth—will delight and amaze you. Largely on dental advice, the w orld has turned to this method. will prove its power beyond al! doubt. Maw the coupon. A ten-day tube wall be A few days "use FREE :-p. Ta 10-Day Tube to THE FPEPSODEXT COMPANY The New-Day Duality Densifrice Sec. A-2058, 1104 &. Wabash Ave. Chicago, Il., U. 8. A. Aut . Papsad ant Budersed by Worid's Denia! stiea a a ee ee Only one tube te a familly. gree . OMAS STORES 707-709 WN. SIXTH Across from Tnion Mkt. & 323-325 DeBALIVIERE path of Waterman | THURSDA Y SPECIALS Callies, Ib. 113 flavor. Abso- hie value. 1-Ib, Prints . om ois 5 lbs, 24 PPLES 2 Ibs. 18 sl of Mich. hand-peiced. = limit . ocetragy, STOP ann SHOP ~ Sixth and Lucas 6214 Easton - & ee | dn gis Firat Soe %. THREE STORES: 1428 Salisbury “ay EES SPECIAL SALE ON FOREST PARK COFFEE Stine on old friend, always trustworthy, always cheering. THURSDAY ONLY lbs. for Regular Price, 45c Pound “Forest Park Coffee’”’ is Right from the roaster to all our stores. 1 Milk FOR 1 Cour Hereafter instead of soda tuke a little ‘‘Phillips Milk of Magnesia in water any time for indigestion or ‘sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief | will come instantly. BETTER THAN SODA For fifty years genuine ‘*Phillips of Magnesia’ bas a saturated been pre- | scribed by pbysicians because it over comes three times as much acid in| . ' m the stomach as solution | an » PHILLIPS Milk of Magne sia of bicarbonate of soda, leaving the stomach sweet and free from ail gases. Besides, it neutralizes acid fermentations in the bowels and gently urges this souring waste from the system without purging. It is far more pleasant to take than soda. TRY A 25¢ BOTTLE Insist upon ‘* Phillsps, Twentr- five cent and fifty cent bottles, any i” store, “se mentite x smc am Alcs Alt "MISSOURI BRIDE WINS RIGHT TO GO TO HIGH SCHOOL Charleston (Mo. } Board Restrained on Ground Rule Was Not Made Public After Adoption. By the Associated Press CAPE GIRARDE At, Mo., Jan. -7.—Circuit Judge Frank Kelly to- day issued a temporary injunction 'Testraining the Board of Education of Charleston, Mo., from enforcing its rule to bar married women from attending school. Mrs. Herman Mattingly, a bride of a month, against whom the rule was invoked, returned to her duties in high school today pending the outcome of further possible litiga- tion. The infunction was granted on the contention that the rule was not made public by the board after it was adopted on Dee. 10, and that the young woman did not know of its existence when she was mar- ried on Der. 306. In a decision Tuesday, Judge Kelly had refused an application for an injunction, sought by the girl on the ground that the rule was “unreasonable,”’ and he held that the board had full authority to make such a nagar tion. However, he pointed a to vaited which was at once ac- cepted. Attorneys representing the “harleston Board of Education an- nounced today that a motion to dis- unction will be filed in Circuit Court there at the next term In Februar FIGHT ON STREET CAR BRINGS PAIR FINES OF $35 AND $20 Judge, Expecting Men to Work Out Assessments, Docsn't Want Them to Get Out stg gnc Rolla Clark of 1215 St. Louis ave- Claims to be a novelty actor. Monday evening he was on a Belle- fontaine car with Roy “Jackson. machinist, of Denver, when he vie cided to display his talent. Accord- ing to Cnoductor Hoffman. the act- SOl\ "fp the inj nue, ing consisted of fighting with his’! friend. Profanity accompanied the blows, annoying the passengers, so Hoffman had the pair arrested. In Police Judge Beck’s Court res- terday, Jackson pleaded guilty, ray- it ng he had been drinking, and didn’t know what he had done But Clark denied everything. “I was not drunk, ard I did not cre- ate a disturbance,” -he claimed “How about the swearing?” asked Judge Beck. “T never swear in company,” he replied. “You say vou are an actor,” con- he Court. “What kind?” “T eat glass and tacks in winiow demonstrations.” “Well, you were a bad actor last night. I'll fine vou $35 and Jack- son $20." pronounced the Judge. “You may pay them, or work them out. I am making yours lighter, Jackson, because if vou go to the Workhouse, want you to get out before Clark, so rou won't contam- inate him with your swearing.” COMPETITION LOWERS TOTAL OF CITY SPRINKLING BIDS Cost for 39.52 Miles Estimated at $419.534——A wards to Be Made Next Week. A decrease in the cost for sprinkling city streets next bids for the work Board of Public rday. for sprinkling ‘ gireets., as set be $419.7 tintan LINVUed specified vear 4 7 } was iound woen " + tted to the 7 . ~+ ced Vesti according to and Sewers acts are award- ef which there are , a ilid de DURKIN MOVIES BARRED HERE E:xhibitors’ President Fears “Bad Effect on Young Minds.” ph Mogler president of the Pictures Exhibitors’ League, today announced that no reels re- lating to the — d return to Chicago of OM: ‘tin Durkin, gunman eet here. would be districts, rr =] ah 4a Ph awards wWuli be Jose ae ——-— Motion 7 77 T% YT “_ Tr) ure an recentiy capt shown Il local m pictur because of The bad in vit children. re trying ® make _ ri, 13144 *? houses ence om ‘We a movies a force 4 44 ’ M + *+rmn-? yt eS Fe OE & Li¢ _ s . 7 said, and we fee} avery bad We are not cater h pic tures would have effect oung ml demand for #xcitement of on 3 Inds. inization which Me loca! houses alt mber in Ea stern Missouri and Sastthern Illinois. Similar decision has been ie in Chicago, Peoria and other ] nois cities MAN AND WIFE GET 3 YEARS Both Plead Guilty to Charge of Sale of Narcotics. James KR. Ritchey, 32 years old, and his wife, Mrs. Annette Ritchey, characterized by Narcotic Inspec- tor Thompson as confiraned drug peddiers, were sentenced to three vears in the penitentiary today by Judge Davis. Loth pleaded guilty of selling narcotics to an informer. as pronounced, an spectators’ uftered a ey ¢ % > i aed aA ~ our? As sentence W aged woman in the seats arose to her feet, scream, and fell in a fai attaches carrie d her from hee room. She was Ritchey’s mot INJURED ON ICY PAVEMENTS: The light snow covering on icy streets and walks made driving and walking hazardous today and re- sulted in the injury of two persons through falis Miss Lillian Brrd, 55 years old, a milliner of °701A Ann avenue, suffered a fractured left leg when she slipped and fell while attemprt- ing to board a street car at Jeffer son and Ann avenues. James Garver, 58, of Twelfth street, sul reds collar bone a fal! and O'Fallon streets, ATCHILDRE CRY FOR pene CASTORIA ’ MOTHER :—Fletcher’s Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation Flatulency Diarrhea Aids in the assimilation of Food, p Natural Proven directions on each package. Wind Coli Sleep without Opiates To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of ic To Sweeten Stomach Regulate Bowels 3 romoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and CE aff Vhelhe' Physicians everywhere recommend it. 5 A PO ON og rae : x Give sore throat continu- ous antiseptic treatment. Many a serious illness begins with “Just a Little HE moment your throat feels the least bit raw, pay attention to it at once. Sore throat is always serious—just as sore throat—even when it does not run on into actual disease, as it so often does. - Start giving it mgorous anti- septic treatment—and make your treatment continuous— not just a spray or gargle night and morning. Formamint provides the ideal throat antiseptic because it is one of proven germicidal power that can be carried with you and ADVERTISEMENT : FORITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic J Liquid Zemo There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and re- lieve skin ap ei and that makes the skin soft, clear and healthy. Aovce dreawint can supply you with Zemo, which generally overcomes skin diseases. Eczema, Itch, Pimples, were s, Blackheads, in most cases licklv give way to Zemo. Frequent- ly, minor blemishes disappear over- night. Itching usually stops instant- Iv. Zemo is a safe, antiseptic liquid that may be applied at any time, for it doesnotshow. Ask your druggist for a smal! size 60e or large bottle $1.00, SET OF TEETH, $10 UP DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE ADVERTISEMENT used all day long — no matter where you may be. That’s why | How to Have Soft, | Pretty White Hands it has been endorsed by more than 10,000 doctors. Many women wil] to Know how they white, soft. work may pretty hands regardless of th they have to do. rubbing a@ little IceMint into occasionally preferably at night. In the morning agreeably surprised at the pleasan formaticn i has been wrought * eingle application lce-Mint is rom a Japanese product that is marvelous for its whether used on the hands or face. Fre- fardiess of ~« doés she should have pretty they are really the true marke of refine ment. A few applications of IceMint vi] actually make a woman hands and ekir It costs s0id and everrwhere. undoubtediy be glad have beautiful. you will be t tranes- by even | beautifying properties ® The secret lies in the hande just before retiring , Sore Throat”’ To freat sore throat — take one of the pleasant-tasting tab- letsevery hourorso. Toprevent inf2ction, take one about every two hours whenever you are ex- posed to disease, dust or cold. All druggists. 7 r r To enable you tp test Forma- mint we will send you a metal pocket case of Formamint tab- lets on receipt of four cents for postage. Addres*® Bauer Chem- ical Co., Dept. 63, 113 West 18th Street, New York City. ormamint GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLETS ' hat kind of work a woman hande as + 2 SORETHROAT proud of her littie and is PECL mmended by good druggists | Gold Crowma Today's bargains in used articles fm today’s Want pages. COSTUMES and Wigs ROBERT SCHMIDT 204 and 206 Soeuth 4th St. The Largest House in St. Louts DOWN ALL DRUGGISTS —) IF YOU HADA: Bimmyp!s NECK as LONG 4 ~ hens 4 FELLOW TONSILINE The National Sore Throat Remedy — ‘8 SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE 17 | THURSDAY SPECIALS PA NL ACR RO Ne aR EXTRA! EXTRA! LD Pll FERGUSON: M‘KINNEY | BANKRUPT STOCK | | SALE NOW ON | eee ae WD | i READ & PROFIT 15c Dress Ginghams & 122¢ Percales, Yd., 8c VIGOROUS PRICE SLASHING ” |GRAY BLANKETS, NE GOOD SIZE, MEDIUM WEIGHT, 59 COLORED BORDERS: SPECIAL, PWG “MEN'S °4 FANCY WINDBREAKERS ;... “I= “1Men’s °5=2 All-Wool Sweater Coats a a 25 OVERALLS & JUMPERS For a. _Overalis, JS, Tharsday, Choice Men’s °4 Wool Slipover ae | Men’ $ 13 Sheep-Lined Coats : of a ‘ bere h has large beaye — collar, all EEP-Lt Men’s $30 to $35 Overcoa $5 STAR-RITES Guaranteed ELECTRIC HEATERS Complete 9: COATS “1 NEWEST $ 1 Ss. 45 STYLES $6 AUTO EXHAUST HEATERS Arvin Brand; ger Cc omplete ton ‘green Drug Coc., INTERESTING FACTS RELATED BY FRISCO FIREMAN ~— That in His Many Years of Experience He Has Never r ound Anything Remarkable as Herb Juice. “T never took a great dea! of | stock in advertised remedies be- | eause I had tried any number of (them without any noticeable resu!'t « and had just about come to the point where I didn’t think that any of them amounted to a great deal. But after seeing s0 many testimoniais of people right here at home who had taken Hert Juice with such wonderful results finally decided that there must be something to it, so I decided to try it and am here today to te’! you that it far exceeded my ¢x- pectations,” said Mr. Chas. Ih: man, who resides at 4215 Choutea' Ave. St. Louis, Mo.. when he called to see the Herb Juice man recentis MP. CHARLES EHRMAN Continuing bis rernarks Mr. Whr- man said, “All the things that Herb Juice was so highly recommended for, it seerned I had. for a hun ber of years I, like many others. have been constipated and suffered a great deal from gas on this Stornach. My kidneys were also in a very bad condition and I was dreadfully pervous. But try as i would it seemed the sarne oid seven and sizx-—-everything was )ust abou’ the same. Some of them “would de good while 1 was raking then and others seemed te give me no relief whatsoever. 1 had just aboyt lost fajth in everything when at last I Made up my mind to make one more trial and see what there was to Herb Juice. apd I am here today to teil you that #t ie all that is claimed for it. It has relieved me of constipation after everything eime failed: I am never bothered anymore with that dreadful gasry stomach and my kidneys never “@Fouble me anymore. J] just fer fine now and can go oul on my run and finish it without being tre and worn out as I have in the pas’ I tel! al! my fellow workmen abou’ Herb Juice, and many of ther: are taking it with just as good re- sults as 1 am. I heartily enderse Herb Juice and urge everyone to try this remarkabie remedy be cause once they try ft I am sure they witli be as loud im its praise as I am.” Herb Juice is the biggest selling medicine on the market where it is known. Hundreds are calling daily to see the Herb Juice man at Wa!. 514 Washington Ave., giving statements for publ: cation and praising Herb Juice that their friends may be ci to try the great remedy which |« relieving many ers in & Louis. The BUSINESS CBD cofeme i« POST-DISPATCH WANTS ft @ Hin: ef LIV: WORKERS whe are ANA- 10158 te SERVE in many Hees. | rE PR ee Ee eee. oo Se AO Bo: Re ci ¥ a SRD 0H decom tT setter pry ah mb 2.09 Hee: cou ‘ ance e Bp testy ibe Quite So ee eee Re ee ae iq ‘* OF “ . ‘ e oe Se ane age on Ph Nes P . : ' - ‘i . 7 ’ ” ” ” Hs aa fot . ae a ee ~~ acetals " Ba ae vreae he eaeeioncl ities: ei Bite Rm RR te ge es I tesa he cme gpa ER RE TE RARE, Tiencel Rin cite A$ 4h Ree Se ee : = PY 5a i eS Myo Eee aTgeeeter er A RM RR (OE RRS OY tes NEN lite 55 GIT

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a A atte Seen RT nen etererrdatinnn settee tem nme ma gewiney pemmemesee . — + - , — a. OE OR RE I I IIE LOLOL IE TEE OO Ee Regains eee ‘2 : oe fa “ ~~ es aw L LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27. 1996. ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 7 27. ST. LOUIS U. BASKETBALL TEAM OPPOSES NEW COL LISEUM FIVE TONIGHT aws Se a eae acini, oe eae Proves. wi 3Pension ue Bride Faces J, Cobb, Collins and whirninennnnnnnnnnnmamnrene Bi thay theese tp the Gathie coun ne eke enon ck a Oklahoma Pointer ran, hoping that by his speed he very lowest ebb in Michigan: oth- ° : ‘onld tiling satel , Could finally swing around them erwise ] probably would not hare Ins er VY i _« and perhaps make up some of his been on the team. We had no «ep: eee Letters From Old Players MY 30 YEARS IN FOOTBALL Frleveland in ' Opening Game oe eee peaker Picked Fo or Hall of Fame 1 DR eted Dash for Men and Both Must Be Willing. Bees —Kay Spenesils i HENEVER a ring battle Ther Names 7 Those of Sis- 3 Of the “~~ = for Women on Pro- ee nd B 2 Jt goes over 19 rounds, one of | Jer, Ruth, Johnson and Peck rf colony tog si oa «She engagement To Be on Memorial. ne been unwilling to FIGHT. le , Y " ? * . ; " ‘Ost ground. They (the defense) cial field to play on—-just. playe. Fine 1] La? . . . “ aRegre i : LIMaliy caught him, however, and on the campus; Were mAvVTi OLDS Jess Rey old’s Diamond I: Why > 3, " P a } . 7 " . when he Was thrown to the canvas jacket and on: unpadded ° ~ sround, he had lost just 4 va rds pair ofr can vas Trouse re but } #Y OI! (j Winner, With Ireland's « + 7 } . . . . : - and thé down was the second with that we got nothing but tte pleas Greymist Second. + ¢ * ? ° ? ¢ ? ¢ ¢ sd @ * ; $ °° yards to go. I believe this was; ure of playing. 4 - . e ¢ ° ciose to being as much sep aS “If either of the Duffy boys stil! nen was ever lost on one running play.” live in Ann Arbor, they probably f-x~]oN SPRINGS Ala. Jan. 27 iy. vr . ” . F : - . . whe an, ° a #* From John C. Garrels (07). could give vou certain tnformation a ee . ; 2 r ; he pointer Jess ley ’ Die Score: Michigan 130, West Vir-'on that period because they were e pointer Jess Reynolds’ Di AR. ORS -R -Rii rei, RE poi he yeebeneeseeaneenseunnnbsannnancena NANA NINN NN Ph et PLL Pg ab ele Oe wr o - . , i t lage ; hy =v} ° i ¢ ; ; @ . , ry } as , | —_ n tor ¢ St. Louls University’s basketball nat, at least, is the substance Bv the A A Press ‘ele in Os Sinia 0, the backbone of football at Ann =%™° 1, owned by M. 8S. Hughes o it Suen ns see ae By Fielding H. Yost theuon: alicia wisi ristow. Ob. hammeeel B ‘hie a a tet, one of the strongest scor- ~' hampion Jack Dempsey’s Cras AGO. Jan. 27.—New niches y M ~~ a se a Se OS. a ee © his fi; wi views. as recalle aie eae aur ) ! cc ce catia ‘“icnigan. After making seven or >_—— rior Int Sey ri . | He dieial © gag combinations develope d } 1ere in stg os as I aiié qd by the writer in the American League's hall oft A NON NNN NLL al LAL LLL al lfm ag ¢ ight touchdowns the aca wae 1 R st) 7 of ‘ ri ‘>Ty Springs, won the 2 2)0pe irom conversations with him Tt i ies grr se: : 2 . —EE 4% its _s aan vas eas an ; — ; | ; “. a sati th him. It : ; DRORA09000000000000000000004 ‘ork Bowler . ferD} mplonship i saders fs) faces one of the most im- has alwavs been Demr - oe fame. whose roster now holds sev- worked oer toward the bench on ’ , olls 300 ' eects p of the natior é a seg ; , - ' ° sien : an. ~ ie e tl . . ~ i ir sien tonight when Coach both men are unreser le ¢pe Cobb, Detroit Tiger manager; Tris ae ever attended. Heston remarked. Coach, you'd , gp second place went to the pointer : 4ED No re Sry cage campaign tonignt when aC men a unreservedly try- etter fake me out of here, I'm get- , . : etoaite Treland 4 Grevymist, owned by H ei | * 4 si , = ¢ 4 7 > - iP . - newts . I ; d tae . a . : at No pan Savage senas cn liiKen he 19-round distan and Eddie Collins. Chicago White Wwas undertaking 10 it rom Lowe!]] B. Geneback ting pretty tired.” perfect game here last night. You: x ol ngs : " ; , +) e, ms . ‘ . a asta AIDLE re : Atte Bed [The hie “Fr ; NIV F a }] — > 9 ao de . ss . 4 a - i ‘ . . , “ enn fH sit 11 é . ' — the troupe into battle on the New Col- “tong in enduranc svill not Sox pilot ihe history of my areanineage ange (a1): I umpired a game be- oe was at quarter for Entrup, recognized as one of the ———e la. : i a) . w : i itiia fl "ALU Ui AilCt ii iT. lett rs or eee oF 2 roan } ma +310 OK? eo : or . nee . ee ; as : ; ; ; rm : 4 vine: jgeurm court Ww: 1 Captain Don Rus- stan for it Elected as the most valuable ‘C'¢rs — ee Pesce ne ease f tween Western State Normal and Mic Ean against Ne ska in 1904 leading bowlers -in this city, re- | rhe win carrfes. with ft a Purse ; ‘half vear - ; iy Gere ies ane . oe re parts of the United States, recaillIng Southern Norm: fr mwline - a - — P ae ear &g 1 , sell's squad ar form: . UDI rsiiv A riant 4 7] roug! Dempsey's T? ave Tr in 197 : 19 : and 1914, Tee. nt evita Te lnieh ai ee many of C iad ~ ne 0! mal iT .) oe Bow ing a! my ak SO0oT as t) i= ball wh as jown centl’ — . 4} pins ity three of $1090 an) dthe title of national! £ | > * as 1} 7 " f* “She , s | es 3 ; t o +) “pcilt of : ~ > est ‘ 4 ci} it ay ‘ { eas L a4 t : . . LE rTpacKk sits yn the gre wT & ts Senator rite gent for men, Wii! be hel i in con other words, only one party to errea as BO 4 oo : ing than the story of Notre Dame's outside and ound the , : it m oa = st : 5 + to bh S, did, pty fon with the basketball fsames the bout VAS willing and it takes - inaugurated bv a prominent auto- firet footbal! game against an out- . } ‘ , . r : ; *\ Opposing ' Out a mouthfu! of teeth an d sig- ir +3 e€ pal & ; : a ee ti ll ial sa taciea tania ne om wpienlie . ee ee fegis end, bul lound the end coming ir nals ] hone . Ota : - ee aftfractions. two to ¢ k » or Mmon1le manuvwiac an CT. : : . ae ‘ = ~~" i * ne 5 i} CH Aity ni ting -a-iiNZg- a-ling they ’ added al a ~'’ HA f a fig ht. slide colle re, Tt vv as a reL iI NnSt Mich- f¢ + 415} " _ i i call p - a , s a - ; Since 1918, when D . In announcing the selections, ;_. st, oi 4 a -ast, This necessitating the Indi-; knock you down again.’ ’ ‘ ————— ~ Nine Entries Received. ein 1 Dempsey he- is ‘pte lgan, 38 years ago, and played &t an’s running back somew?} at in From G ' = ‘ a “ — 4 ... bit ‘ ee .$ - oy) 4 ’ " “ty - T yf The Pits : , ‘ ' tAa | A ‘ i ' i} s «var ? f ired th , Joe Forshaw, chairman of the #an to show above the horizon ‘Ban Johnson, president c © South Bend before the now famous pic attennt to on: dean on } a7 ss ‘ hia aii bhi poy ; é ober je Ge. . rn) f Rte ’ oo - _ . i. 4 ae : , ‘ sli sudlines aah ‘ 44 il i~ . ac Bater ; Te * + ! he bal} aa ices and direction the sprint sey's battles counting the three memorial to be erected in Boning of Notre Dame's great succeSS 1N qui¢ up aguinst the sideline nd | — Ms at he led dace wi Ca Ai Pe | i © ‘ . 7 ¥ - +f ; } torn ane AAT ce lg , i iif not ana = . : oy : — . , 4 ee > a f a | } Songs mts will be held, has received long ones mentioned has been {‘00 745 been delayed, but not aban recent vears, the letter deserves Food 10 vards behind tk ) | pe ind holes tort sm entries for the es eve Tht ubout three rounds _doned, becau Se t] € Hous se of Rep- firat mention in t 1is inte resting ™ > ‘ sae : ad line of ‘ieee: _ ieee ———= —— Usually wil, | fine is f the ha resentatives withheld its consent ..4),., Scrimmage. Rather than giving up There are 5 sedan t 18 passenger. and twe inter- (and three crittries fo he mens . - collection. ee a eae hs ‘ Pe. P mer. ba that when§ to the plans after the Senate ap- “rom Mul! W Michigan is loss he suddenly reversed | | | city street cur type, 21 passenger. All were used on ; ate Forshaw plans to sched- YY It W k O t. = From Mulford ade (Michigan | pig direction and tas at ‘ paved roads, in ice | th fi th The elders Spread ® mee ow or $ Uu proved Sey eral oth er plans ar ie é ¢ ‘ q eee Q N “ bh alii eg 7 cA liti started back - aervire fans an ve men a. y wm lain » track events of various kin ink oT : : : * ” Class of 1890), Akron, O., Nov. 3, across the field running back in TO THE MAN cost new 842.000, and can be bought for leas than .- » %°¥% , Cian $ 17 ‘ : 4 an Le ‘ "4 ror "Seer " on Ad j 4 j c . 9 that® njunction with al} oth er ry; a + D I | Sa SE . By vs i ert 11s under consigqeration. 1924: Chis concerns th e first col- ar le i +0 eirole aroul j } ' half. Mechanically they are in good condition, dy ™ ; AVE . uv ‘ ‘ : ’ 717¥3 CO : ~ + m " : { 3 q al a Cluh, Pe ‘.. oe en + . s ] Southern Undertakers. sas : ea ) +} tests. Either the knockout wal- ording to advices given the Mis- nc tare " The teams competing in tonight's ‘souri Association of Horsemen ») al le >xyhaust} ) fran 4 . cour: ASsSOCcIatiOnN P 2 meni iair With \ basketball feature are evidentiv lop or exhaustion from stren- waéat i a cake owns . + m7 ous effort nuld clos rach - AURUST 4. usc JT.. JOIN picide (mim 1.224 ready for a strenuous) vous effort would clone each af ih ig father, August Busch, of : e r battle. The Billikens are eager to fair wit! the time limi the ehextenie: aeenees § 194 a1} . anmr fj tear - ounters ) regain the winning stride they held But eon few fighters are {| e¢hief Incas is now at the Busc! x ~ Louis — me pefore their defeat by De Paul! gifted with the spirit of Demp- (estate, Grant Farm, in §&t. : Nationally known in baseball, proposition nationally advertised, ‘fagege BES CRt Pee ‘ rpg . = advertising campaign on in St Louis. Come in now while eppor- M nervous strain had its effect on me are open—exceptional sales record and profits. ~ both players in the openin rg — 9 m of the city amateur balkline cha: John J. McGraw s ~ pionship tournament at a RE s PaERAne PARE oo aces gm ilast night. Neither Ed Wills nor 4 Phone Lindel! in “346 MISS RI THEATER BLDGC., ST. LOUIS. MO. - Frank Howard was able to gather : SESRSREREEREESEERERERSEESEREERERSSEREEEEEeBe fhe balls consistently although | 4 = playing conditions were ideal. | TRAVEL AND RESORTS TRAVEL AND RESORTS. Wills was not. quite so poor as = wee ‘+ Howard and won the match, 200 : e The es , ws ayanrae , to he plared ° . . > ok Th scemavant [a a a... TRY rolling ’em with P. A., the better Not a nip or a patch in a ton of P. A. Thea as ae = aga cigarette tobacco. Man, man, what a The Prince Albert process black-balled . a ee cigarette! Mild as Indian Summer. Cool Bite and Parch the first time their names He The best run last night was 1% - e 29 44 by Wills. Howard could not as a bubbling spring. Just never was a came up. Get a tidy red tin or a toppy ed »sreach ten in a row. q ° . ; } sit home-rolled cigarette to compare with red bag of Prince Albert today. Then co. 49 1, Chapman to Box Herman , ; : ’ . . seeded ries Shoe Se Se os P. A. sold 7 . UNM Ml ee gia this. You'll taste the difference with the you’re set for great cigarette-sessions. tine ond top py red poy - with every bit of bute and parch re- BOSTON, Jan. oT Reg Chapman . ° . ° ° herweig) : | first puff. Prince Albert is also a bell-ringer in went ee ee ae Chelsea featherweight. has bree? matched with Babe Herman OF 4 aie ° - ° e-* . . orsia Ct & eeene tect her, Prince Albert is crimp-cut and stays the bowl of a jimmy-pipe. Try it. No keh, 5. the (“orumercial At] tic: * e Club anpounced follay. put. Doesn’t land in your lap or float matter what mental reservations you may ats ety euietun's ) away on the first breeze. But that’s a have on smoking a pipe, P. A. is differ- Seige detail. Roll em with P. A. because P. A. ent. Unlike any other tobacco, just as - - r ne LOCAL “c HOOLS, is such downright good tobacco. Fra- we say. Pipe or cigarette, you’ve got 21. ce gan eer ee grant. Friendly. Satisfaction im every unrestricted smoke-joy ahead of you. 4 Ranken Trades 18, Cathedral wonderful whiff. Get started, Man! High, Helleville, 11. - of fine hotel accom- modations, golf, «ee . . . +e ‘Tere eer ee ee ee eee eee ocean bathing, motor E. Sr. Louis High » # ' me BP of tri dancing—the ville 1%. ; MEE ad am se life- Cleveland 33, Country Day 17. : cl eme. Side trips sh MUNICIPAL LEAGUE. cee Hi you S. E. coast of Flor- Wagners =), International Shoe |, cies Gf ida from Palm Beach 2 itn Chin a Ha SMI : i eo entury | ies rr a RO ane a Electrie 26. * 1 ) peel: pa Pee Vulten Iron 52. Fred Medart 21. | EE ys everything ex- American Brake 26. Ei:ndicett- | Srishs st: | Cleft: Johnson 21. | siitgtet ELSIE Geitzs 18. Hip A. €. 15, ee Rhodes 40, Ilsa 22. a other tobacco 1s like it! cc aes © es >” Seep ee > aR oes COLLEGES, SECS» gy Socenaeee Strite ; Ve ; oe Yale 30, Holy Cross 25 itwo ass228232 : pate’ : aerereaesery overtime periods). Knox 36, Monmouth 5. Creighton 25 Nerth Daketa 1. 1936. — Reyne! ds Tobeces 24 insten-Selem.N.C Culver-Stockton €61. Kirkswilic = —<— = en Teachers 15.

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH STE LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : . ; sain . Fe SEA. SRD SSE ee pee a PF wf mm t.. Be, ~ab . : gm . 22 ym ‘" i - .° fn we -9 2 * 2 ae = % a > - é . ‘he joe _—- — : : ™ Bi cacat Sal &: ~ ies. aA... bas 2 = .. t Siris 1 4 —* y : ~ 7 a ig tt 7 . . : > 2 7 ”s ns er a” Se “-. ; >; we “ > : ° “= ' 39 , “3 { * md ; “rs * -_ + 4 - ~ eb Thy sine i | om Pea: ; ao 4 : 3" 5 ‘ ‘ : t ae ti i PRE é a ; a i x a ~~ 5 : ; - / . rant = ; mt ¢* aks — ; , ad - - ? 2 7 : ~ — 4 ling a, eee ees ee ee tue tw f paren a: mage Pe ee Foe ae ee awe -. hosts Bee SpE pr as é “6% © nt Ow e.* - -- > —_ a ~~ * > > a — ¥ - : ‘ r ~ r= “=F yr & = * wen fo awe wt — 7 . _" ° ¥ el - ——— . on ao. - a Hn, -~ a ate , ~. , ¥ 3 — a” es all ~ i . wy HE bere Wi ,° = wero : i — ee > ; : gf : “ . POPE RAE, ea ha) | ' f suspected, but the sm ey al oak ee hae , ; Feb ie Ag ERS pn Mba pe oF Saget eA y CRORES» het Shee Sop 32 AM peter pins {ayes Ne The remarkable extent of House’s power in the Wilson administration now told for the first time : Dyas EDWARD M. HOUSE will release his inti- | mate papers for publication in the St. Louis vost-Dispatch, beginning Sunday, January 31. Col. House, private citizen, whose name loomed larger than that of most officials in Wilson’s ad- ministration, was often called the “man of mvs- tery. Mis importance was known, and his power full import of his surprising veals every phase of this remarkable relationship. | Col. House was the closest friend that Wilson nad. Wilson himself admitted House’s import- ance, and his dependence on him. Someone isked him who Col. House was, and he said, “tr. House is my second personality. He is mv independent seli. His thoughts and mine are one. it | were in his place I would do just as he suggested. Documents and letters cover every phase of ther relationship. Col. House kept a dav-to-dav record of all happenings. From this diarv. and from letters and other documents, Col. House has compiled this extraordinary history. In their revelation of the true Wilson, and in their explanation of matters that have long been es i . 4u1-POINT "StUiavten & Mets I enone —— 7i@ SN. Jeffers yette 1627 dof? ore LINDELL Grand & Hrbert ree LYRIC Pen. ene * Pa, oh Ae: RX 3 5 iw 4 wo ef | , : : “Ses ‘ a3 wee 44s Seu a : ‘ pat “ a 3 - yy ” | % : yaaa - : i s 2c hej ~*~? - + é wae | ¢ : 3 423 ATERTMAL LAND al ad , Now ston, — & ; a=SASSY tary De tmae a. int ’

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PL ‘INDEX “Liehts of Old Broad- NE fos as ae and Bremen ‘ to the Ladies s 3 ge’ a . paaniaedinenai . Se tC GE \ Nat. Bridge : P KEE | “That Rovle Giri” Comedy and Others (harleston Contest P ee liunted Woman’"’ Comedy and News ‘|2 LON CHANEY in - L lozzi f “Phantom of the 1 Pestalorzi Opera’ and (thers EENS Double Program “Cobra” and “Little 4700 Maffitt Kea Riding Hood” “His sFCRETARY” {with Norma Shearer and Lew Cody. also iwo Mack Sennett ’ fomedy Hits —a ,.% Grand and Juniata Shenandoah y & Shenan. (JACKIE COOGAN ’ +, “OLD CLOTHES.” é . wise Comer e Wor iland 4 1 J Gravols : / THOMAS cana H. iN “IR ISH "LUCK” I, LOUIS AMMISEMENT CO.’S THEATERS | 5 ENAL f —— and Rreonal * age = oa ’regram Rees °? and .*“ Mannequin” BERT r Betty ecienheien nna ; Tom Moore ) in and Easton «fice for Cinderella” —————— --~ ——-- : . 2 ppewa .a-, A. D.—Yale Bowl, a football field with a complete FIng of seat banks, of 61,000 capacity) excavat- ed 27 feet in a flat plane and sur, rounded by an embankment built by the goil: access to field by $9 tunnels through bank; inner farce of bank covered with seat banks if concrete; outside dimensions of stucture are 169 feet by 950 feet: Playing field is 300 feet by 6500 leet, oval shape. AIRS. CC. S&—A good floor wax 1s- made by melting a scant half pound of beeswax, set in a pag of hot wate Add gradually, stir- ring well, a quart of turpentine, | and when mixed, a half cup of am? la. (over eiosely the sauce- pa containing it and set outer vesse!] of hot water at the back of the stove,to heat it for 10 minutes. ! be pid warm with a piece of flan- ! ne nd polish with a rough cloth. LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. MACE Y.—Consult a lawyer re- garding vour lease. A SMITH.— Kieport the faet to L. H. Breuer. Cyetom House. and Olive streets A rite to a lawyer in st. Thomas, Ontario, and ask him try to col llect ‘the amount due The soldier would court-mar- the stolen goods possession of a IGNORANT.— he tried by an a2 tial, even though were found in the civilian READER.— You wil! probab!: reed a merchant's jlicense, the cost of which depends upon stock of gpoods carried and the sales. In- a RP at the License Collector's room 142, Hal! rrr) « : tk ¥ « the . (ity Louis Bar Association.) a. —lie is an American tizen if his father became natu- ralized before he (the ehild) be- me of are (2) Repeat your estion, enclosing stamped, ad- iressed envelope for reply. lf. P—If the separation was by mutual agreement then the hus- hand cannot obtain a divorre on e ground that the wife has de- serted hin She has no abso- te right to one-half of his per- ai operty lie will have to file a State eme tax and return. but é a Federal income tax return lie can file it on the basis of vour tn ined incomes for the Whole ‘ear, or if he peferae he can file it oniv foa his own ir come, claiming only a $1000 exemption. If he Wants a $20°0O exemption he will have to include your ineome with in own MEDICAL QUESTIONS WOODWARD PLAYERS IN THE “SILENCE’”’ Mats. Daily, 2:15, oe-T5e, Sat.-Sun. to $1.10. Nights, 8:15. 15¢-$1,50. v4 . , BF You Maw Purchase Choice Orpheum Health and sanitation aie = Branch Box-Offices tn Your sidered. eighhborl . ic ; cor aa Meguies Prices. Ask IONE. — Repeat vour question, enclosing stamped, addressed en- " patos oon wei velope for reply. Leading Thgstre of St taut sunday THANK YOU.— You might por- bal ane siblv be accommodated at _ Mhristian Orphans’ Home, Vucli | ' Freshman Dealers Only! | CHAS. FRESHMAN CO., Inc. z= Freshenen Building 2626 W. Washington Bive. AO], New York Chieage * << bet OO Ra 9 LE iets i a ne Rath Spx sed 8 leet oa t “e yg pe arrede: | MYER tg % eS oI te tae ET ot oo pple ie salibtige 4 te = 2 MRE me ERIN RHE: 6

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% ‘a - a, =4 * ¢ Ae aaa Fogp es erie sie Laie 5 RT Pen: Ndi we ee WER ray : bi ak ene ee +e oh 4 ? “ena ati é at! ee XR ee eRe Pe Canet my ae a oAS bi Atee Se RE ae REPRISE INR mere ta Pare LEP | Se — —- oe ee ee we PSS? eee ee ee ee oe ek ae ee | ee oe Som ttt, Lie Ee ae ee ee ee ere - ——- = Asie” eee OH, “SH ST LOvIs - POST-DISPATCH. WEDNESDAY, are readers and answerers of ads in these columns. =i "a PAR RTICULAR FOLKS SEEKING QUICK SOLI TIONS for immediate needs Marriage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits ; 2 ™. ARRIAGE LICENSES. ? . ~ « * an Sheghan—S ore reat har Mark PeGhorwer—— loth hichtenfeld ; naan - og Fg ierte—ijiigs Huxel. : ; y «© a ek 4 t — ° I T+ 26 - | * : « ’ nA eS af ttle 5 | , 2OPCE i: ° : - es tt 4 ; é Yeraeg “i 4is—M treed Hammond Popert J. Sulitvan— Renee E Chartrand - a FF a Et tt Mi ’ aT «|6CF. ‘y —_ 7 Rist id & 8.10 7 oe = ~ ayeeo—Sirea. Margaret Bar: . - = a i ae + . 2 . e oe . * — re .*i tia set er: 4 . ae ‘ - (stro J Weinz i Margaret e... Sons Che , . “ seeme Max ide—Mar’ Vilimeoth iyat Reuden—K arr ackeon . ewe Ey TY ’ , « ~ a J —- a : ts — ja Afre..e2 Ppt i £ here ndere. 4 ‘" rhe, ene A. Petry—tirie HM. Wei bheecher Edward Reifsterk. Webster Gruves——W a8 > ~ ~*e i. ° te - - « +s : --. —-. ; on : ~ | + : | oe i -* . % * +& -* — i 8 be Pa & iii eet sf ‘ 7 . = 4 Pee .*s ~ ? 4 « vty? i er ee : 52a.% : ~~ * * . +: 4 ty : ' Allen. st —Mre. Maron ~a©r Sriebi. tia Pew a 4 ; At Belleville. A gust Reat rie eniervilie Mation—a- bed . 322 A ae. ai "2 } aa ; : hs cs hee Bd Fs on oc. Las? =f o © : At Fast = Louis. «% ‘ave “> i reedjer—tLaurena E. Bross ° : . - * a? — a i we Powe ‘ er " ; —— 3 a: jah ih! ' Wiigas > auis—tu . eer n 3% « ; r ag ed ~ re > . pe - sf - 4 . ™ ~ ~ = ™ . : 2 are,? 4 3 - sin ; a iz 4 =! x Po 4 i a fT Fa : 4 ’ 4 a “ ’ - nn. ae ~ _ " . ~ ” " J aa \ ot a” Jd Oe a. oe , ha i] A Tar 4 $ > . . 7 ~ givens J and bi 5914 eTroxee » e i - .X ®@ and s Thu ed ictlé S. Feur "ean! ; a ? : 4 \ F anc C. Leochmesciier [3084 Chippe =a om ~- : _ tase | = 7 P. and A SW rt 4 fererechied ‘ at? is Regers, >i UiiaR a a “ a ang i Lae anon OIZA St. Louis ~ « J Jar ~ ve? ” >t a’? Wand © Rrekman 30174 Ohio C M- ané/'A. Gabn 36726 Loutsiar ~~ ed ~ be ~ age *. mS &f ts Toese Toalea 8S ihirteen css - end M Keiffer i870 S Tweltth = , ' - ; M an¢ Z Churchair 41459 W ertin nater H A. and F. Schiereth 3837 >. » “i 1 ‘ net ws — f | ; 33 ~ 1ii3S erty i? fard‘ra! Susan E Price. 91. 4132 Woeetrutns:er joule Lapier SS. 4060 Enright serry J shan ro 4 4455 Crerr 's ; i. Walkerman 61 "Ssan “Enrte®t Sre®ie Snann 851 AO0 Aree na! ___UNDERTAKERS © A Drehmann- Harral UNDERTA NG CO ~320 UNION BL. wae Ronee b. fc®) SCHMITT’S — Funeral Parlors $934 RUSSELL BL. GRAND 1882. (80) —_— | DEATHS BARTLETT —E> tered into rest en Wed. ROK RY. sam. ©. 192s ind ane rath Siv'er of — late Le Rev and te Funera! fr m the Alexander and Sons’ Gyabel. G175 Delmar. oo Thursday. Jan. -~% at S vo. m ie) BECui—« =: Tureday, Jan. 26. 1928, An- me Lspwell Beck beloved wife ef Jaced ham a. Gear sister of cz. Cop Wel and Mre B. M. Robbins. Services from Wagener chape', 3621 io. tn Jesus on Weilreadar Jan. 26, 1926, at 5:38 a m.. Otte € Berger. Sr. beloved husband ef ‘Clara Berger (np Maack!. dear father of Clarive Kerger, i Chuitheia, Max and Em Tierger vt Quli im Rew Mra = Ee. Tw imp- _ ef Denver, “vie. aged 76 years 1° onthe abd 4 days, spuise ef femeral later. Friends im gis BER VEIL ER — Ee tert inte Pest en Tues ms. Ja. 2S. } io 2. =. Mre. Mary Berveiier mee Moritz | meether ef Miss ldlv Ber- eile Frank J Rers egie Mrs. Aur Vilmer ani Wee Joh ee eer eur dear Te — - : Er ahiiinetaer gad Mom America Wagga, belo ny TE ~- Hd “7 : A true ebd- Stier and ‘the tate Mrs. ©erma Hu’? and James Beoaews «ami our dea Tacsvimother “3 ~ fem Clements perier. 72 South Grand becievard. Le*emment (MA Grove Cemetery lLeweeaged 25 a4 rember of haskr Geubei L.. KR. «. “4 Gay Jan 28. ee ae | ai 3 *; be jiaze 6S. Cul Metmeh of Pe 3 Murmehrer street Delored husband « Lette TMetech (nee SH ac’ @ear faiber of ariots anid Wilms Tet bh as! ic eas role Drether-im-iaw and uric. FPuscral on Pras Jan. [3 at 32 FE ™m. from Ziegenhein Bree. chapel, “473 aereakes, to Park Lawn Cemetery Eotere! inie rest en Mon- ‘ > 45 t m Wiiham FF'*eker Jr eieved husband cf Joerphine « Ret eee (EB her r #4 of “ ia ROM “ ana Magneto Maher cur braxi her i unele mare Preday. Jan. 28. at 2:38 p m (regha:s cew fanera’ becme 7144 Wanchester avunue, te SS. Peter and Pau « Ralier:-iie ‘Ti.' end Owensville Mw MMAN<. . + ‘= oO. at 11 30 « laa Mare wo las erg ipee Semen 4 “ tel Se af of. Jahn. Aicia amd — } Se pabate 2 emi our Gear = +i&- gr estan _DETECTIVES a oh a BOYS LOST AND FOUND _ SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS th ge CS HAND SEWERS—On shoe ABE MANHEIM- LOLA A LAL Pee hl = ~A ms MARS | - SEMAN—O o red AMSTR ESS—At Se. Ohad | INSTRUCTION Culture pars aig: arn wre even: THOT VENOT—Entere BUSINESS rel G & ls _CeP-. to Wash: ——— & BUIL Hosiery Millia needs aa as: we | eC OLE EN A et TCT CTTER i—Ezsperienced Mal, <r coteereeaee ETc. PERSONAL cellent proposition. Bice vetween 1¢ and 1 EXPRESS AND HAULING — SA LESS AN—To represent us is SarTOaR ing terriwry; goed Automobile Trips and sore BUS DAILY. KANSAS CITY. 7 OFFICE BOY Bor between 14 } one 19 rears, st Louis — CHIC AGO ~ STAM CLEANING _ Sa LEsw AN——By SEALED proposals. erDamental ‘ork. a —— ‘act ares PATENT _ obta.ned free. F.J. Laceen. 105 ~ THEATRICAL thorough and ¢x- fau.l Cuw.. lames w nd ‘Bana Me E aw apd grandmother. “Il more with om DEF. se we S steacr work - EMPLOYMENT WANTED _MAN—_arge mancfecturer ms RETAMY - STENOGRAPE 5 —~— i yt “ - a) express shipmen:s. Ay tr a "Tack. te remove asbes a - i ii rheok , sieacy Fork, good : t= A 2g ust and Kat he rine SALESMEN 4 few mere routs mer ew Fanaa oP 3 can Car é Faundry ut —— en ___ MUEMLING— = tered lev aa and _ BAS —Gqeerry experience. {fe g traning under personal that =i eon am — Ae LAN nN BENG wa N—Exper: enced = $< de ro _ mks. . Alredule: a4 se. Ww iG.esa.2 her Bex D- 13 iv-I iepartment. 3129 3S. Jef- | PIERER— ntnmwd ‘STOVE REPAIRS — 928 = voming erect Joseph Darst Realty Co. * * aclewa. a wash St Leuis Realtors for 35 Yarn” ‘ste 7: te ‘Dest wa LL PAPER CLEA 13) { ane ~— tarred =a — SS MANA —— ‘MIL LINER _SALESMEN WANTED AU TO SAL ES MEN — ¥ HWERS. Ani. — —— k Salesman Sales Managers Assistant anvtwr ana a PROFESSIONAL Ba AT a ne 2 Tusmiay Umi arraigeme:t. Pres en nearer _— a saiary tr drawiag account , CAR t S@aALeswaX sate Must oe a Dperienced at ay ee_-ing amd tredicg uaeed care, espec(el mw "first ered, for onrtag anon SAL BeMaN AGER— Whe t temiliac Sak reftgcrater “ mw kets. H.. Three pesitians JOSEPH D. ARST Teun Sear grandmother c t SM ENM—By 3 =e RE MAS em fe leh — aad ot as x. “ST. LOTm Real Tome a Se YEARS

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S-DISPATCH. s@ TO LET A FURNISHED ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE or apartment to a desirable tenant advertise in these columns. “®E ;aNthay ea ie ; HOUSE HOL D ¢ COO, ODS } EOR CAIE ‘ HOUSEH’LD GOODS WANTED ROOMS FOR RENT—South _ ROOMS FOR RENT—West APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS 7 V3 f if d/ | isis : ' i a. Fi 5 H : o,° a’ \NIMWE NS > urnitur arpets, onle*nte ‘ Tr} ist a = Cra iN mooie 47 - - 5 - 4 n - on a i. a cicinimiialad dhaaeites -_ lat a JAL UAR CL ARANC Al ne pew eed be 2) SEetscuos lags? Se Se ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED Ri 8-3.3-—G " atid sus * x E x my CO (Di RY io TD ™6re ~- | t ~t a a ae re ; Pan nw >, a . .rt> ab «=? Pye i et ZS Tae Tir aEHO! — a ao re f¥i, Ceeacr’ prior Must save govcs five S. E ' Lz =) \ —Third nortn Peoom: we WALNTEY 23491 2 - nish? roots. ® LI2AMS ’ i i. = es & ’ email 7-2 a om “ s . - : i 7 ” +e on = ~ een OO , ol ~ . mre ; . = ae - > a - yee ae : tenor Re ae ~~ _ r+ > ~~ at* » “ - > « . : — Oo a _— _ . : 3 oe ede dod ta8et sd i«? . 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Garfield S887 - - : ; —— ~ . 24 a ws 3 a | bs s t ; = Pi? Vi: vs a a+ yrs . ng vr om oe 4 a, ei a : — . se " ‘ ry) Ss R: r AR " « , G 4 aaa r ¢ ij 7 : ; - ; '10T1 = ve - we — “? a a) i” . en: ond ~*~ : _ . _ . nts i vr - = me” " 290 Ye aed ae 25 - 1m - = ‘¥ . a - . . = . a, ~ = : * wn - “ ao - ews « ‘ ' . - : » _ - _ ° a » , — ; 2 yy ’ > . a * sits 7 VELOUR DA g eT ES os rorest 8952. - 5207 Kensington el ee ee mplete: garage. Hiland 1358). ic3 my S958 i} Deimar._ 707 MePHERSey iF = ; arf © at oo J i Ni» : ae Z ‘ _—— SS 4\crrr oo "+3 ’ ; ~ a eae eS - - . ” aie ciated Te. , age arene vamnaeen — aear-egys -" ory . P . a ‘ ; re E a oi es se ss ~ Ree ; ‘ ; £25 $ oF E / mm $7.94 Laan table c roop se , FURNITURE Witd.—Highest aaa | - forrn «hed = or vate : . ROOM—Handseme furnished second fleer AMI AN» 22S Ti aparime! om ¢ ences dea utifuliy Pm See 3 .- ; + i 2 i . é - = eyis 4 — « . 2 - —_ ~ atims pi ll wile , - a i> i ~ . - iad ‘ x - . : | $79 DA = > 99 Theauaieea . reasonable. 39+ | for all kinds ; 2 goods. furti:- gar ae gg cag - rent; ‘kitchen privileges: garage. Hi e condi offering with 2 beds complete fer aaa } clues U 9) 3 wu), a & 3 ce > | = izs a nm. ri Py a 4 ° — ~ os aAanmtante . fis ts : Aros a 2 Fi °C. ——=_— yi ot pS c s . a. oe. iy “o.oo , bs ~~ Pe — i ote ai @w the ve —_— = ; oF” mn op i,rores ‘ oe aa gta a - Pe ee »roe4r . newt he z ry _* - i. _— sieniaineienmntans — - wiiiiieneniniiaiinnitaniae ee rr Dry 4 =“ 2 . [= + Sans VP — * - —— ¢ . — service. phy rs by . ? ? } : ~~ . ~~ = et ae .~ > © 4 &. Ome, ea wo & TF a* pequncndienpmaantte Rentammen . vay to os Sat acne Bacar ol ne —— er — , se ‘=~ 7 + . 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LIVING-ROOM SUITES FURN R SCHANGET Toms 5 —— eee a : wit D me F ; | _y- i i i ames : ns iain . ierecinmiainven-iatetien, “ti -r . * .* - ——— a -—-—— ———- - eee —- - P a? hae . —: : = pia ~~ “—T- r — _— —~ iio a ’ . v9 ishes —_ si 4a ¥ Ba ERP? a a . - be : a oo : ; seetiemenes rR . *£ 270A PR an a > ESTATE 4 ; A” Finis “Values —D to $.5 i a " alms —~ ag _ peesien " “ wince ae North masieommes sass ” cm A Beenie witie - aiT% | = ; ~ “ig : ~ = —— es - _ - 7 . 7 Tv - — > - —_ a SP tas fee = a : . = a & ; : ¥ 7 oa: 2 T 2 een] $5 Gi ie A. } a oP as *e > . et water rriTacte 4 37 Gane FM. ~ * «+ e ai” He Se 2 BH r. 43° ' ss = ' ” 4 = aa par oF anc . rT)» . s & 2B ; ii Bed= — + errr bbs Pa rare — a | > sr} MM ss e — rr) 3 a oe oes ar “Oe a * a a z ct -- : SI ark a v | | ; “—=T iis. Zon . gz as at - ~ oer ee 250) bad 3 ‘ % if "5 4 ~~ ~ ~» ee ; .} i’” 2 Hy a aa te Beis “ P ~. = he .c 454 ad | = ’ UNIONS ms c HANGE STORE TNION &S EXCHANGE STORE =: = = ep ——- SOR SOie. angwer. Dernlanert. sor P- = - —— ' j | a sto ‘ | M | ™ $ = ww naa SP =I, i s HT TT. yy ] =F. » South on a ae a i ote ; . ae st _ . om "S369 - eam 38" -,) alg Le ~ 4 y ? at * ee 2 wpe ms eres _— ces om - id - a _ ~- . : y «a - q) — yo 4 ] “~ ‘ } ~ ~ » si é - ™ + : oe Sa ~ = = & ~ . “ - — - - - _-—~ — - “ aan pore Dec a. a a ae _ or ee Si ee | 3 a “er or} e—- 5 s* z ri al = > 4 decc po F \ pe i ae - ~ - ge? Shy ok rer a . € - 2 ~y ; ‘ eres .'*+ ee I at 34 and S T- . - - - ~ tiation > e 2 4 % ~ oman — >. —_— - = + ETE “ ween ne eee uf — | | | ; | H | ; if ii t| i i | ti] tis | } ; / { Js “? i j . lin , Zs ly i y ? { ‘ ; } 1 | ’ ! , j f a i ; é ” | ‘ Ss ] A.j b j | BY) , ) ; Ga ee) hag : PT) TI m7 TART IP FRAT TS KR : . a > sae S & . aa . : | 6970 Fi igit = RK = ey e “ CRE 1S-— Large SOULIeri-es- . “9 se = . ® - 2t " AZAR TE OC UST ——i_ og - > ee a a + ; . Wine Tied - ee - , a - - . ? i 4 ‘ ne Te : / q ew és 8 i> jel Sri gi! & & fey OS OG CO eediee!] - , os . ” we 6 —— ¥ 4 4 ©F | MCeis alc & —~ a tim - Si ai, ‘oeeiF rails. Lhd a oF = cS i a . cae er - — . ont ‘ - ; f _ . % ’ — a. _* -- 4 ~- "sa.0° ~* A a's ‘a : 4 att ~ -2 a on oil al : - > he B a wi s:-eping , mis rement {or two ; 2 A~ 1[Eil, — Specias Sintar 4 = Q 4 edienes emma am U34 and Gar Pf : Ss 3 ae : : a poontacte- oe. . eit Dh. | s - —- : “ates; SS weekiy. Furniture at Sacrifice rrices 1999 Cataract at dics ‘West Ve eae Tales: So Up week. All conveniences a ae ee en sa ae ad ae a ne oS ccc ee Ce si6 ‘ — ee oe 16 W ATERMAN- DFE vtners 1 Sas eu ~~ : “s . nek a . = nn SP REEEEEEraEeeeee i “as a 8 oes, san 4 : 2. . = rm? oo a ~ “= 7 = _* te (SAMPLE AND SL! | L | : | $ ® i ; = ‘ 3 ss % ~ ~ — . we ao » a j . P ° 2 : ut I } j a x — meee ——— lianas ' ——— a ~ + ~ . iia ‘ a ee ‘o- — a o 4 a . ' ; a.¢ - ‘ Ps . s z ‘i ~ y . - ~~ i‘ fe Sat oh S ry thant ~*+ @ 2 a as week ; . wing rate . wee ~sagonabie ren: ‘ os a : ‘ Pl * — - se — —_ . on : bette i . A ss ' a rit} : . #439 Washing fon: 2 , ss 5s ’ vy Ty eS | : =. = | i 7 = —— . 2 - 2. a had i RET I MIND G0 te cachet ie tg ale Brveetrithing Pa $30 Dresser... peee eee e FBO Ho Upright Phonogrape . Sif Tinie te ne ¢ the —— TES E 4 . Tiel . eRe .° an i : ; ' ; : ~ > CTT! arart- F ight air and sun- Pa i . ‘we ‘ - if All odd Chairs .. . .$1.00 and up lour Leng Bed Davenport Swite. ft See them today lermis if watec. eit Romain ctomnr~ Lae , OF See ee ‘EWSTEAD HOTEL. 4556 N. Newstead: ™ent: very fines Lroeugnout; tile bath ® i= ror 2 { . . m= er? ewe S H . Ss Ww rT ro re 7 "? + eee _ ~~ “ ~ . 4 I 2:7 “A ~ x - > * ara f “4 —s 1+ = 3 4a arse - ; Ove x2 4 » 3 fl ~* T? ; a hg _ *“ x i eat tas ore en i i ~ * tous i . = $15 ? Kat i tie ad ~ cer. 2 4 p 4 oy o: ’ ‘ . oo “« rer ~ —n - = ~ ~ a. ¥ _— 2ecorTa ne iS ine on - . . s . ~ " * _——_—- " ~ si = ~ o-, - a ee oo » Aw * nd —) - on 4 So Sy ti phe Se, he ¥ a2 aeP FO rr «0 — - ae 2. a ae ee Ri -*— — aad ~- _} 7 z 4 Se rr : ; ; : Tat es 4 m ae ‘ » $i a.m is a =H ae ie oeie=-selebomneaelliieetememnasemononenntenscennamener a _ . peers tind et No SO Ne ee —_" ANS ag ie ~ goa . TLS ~ ei- @.Tactive Ween_y raeates. x urtegst oH Poe r TA ’ ~~ . = . ; Sto ot Ime : Rowand ~- e.* Oak E 4 > $! rs a a $1 Ss xr © it Ma?‘ t b sss $s ~ : 2 , L me 5 : 7 t 5 ‘ -4 " i “s aT TS - Tz _ t 5 ied «a vo yer ee a2 a —" @ 3 P — ~ - at « | ’ Art 7% WL * a Ai 1} 574 3 Delmar’ ostr W e . E d Shops, 1 Sd ~~ — at os — head e te —_ ° - ~- ’ »~ ‘ - nny >> - 7 . 3 . 1 _ _ . * oT = f ™ __ WY a icons 4 news 2 _ : oe -> . 1TES - i : - : — $45 Lo . Si we" ¢ and French W a Ss! > hy ~ ember I hree-Pieve Davrenette -_- — a wy _ a SNe T ET_waR ee] 4 Fine Hy _ ° e°r at rk * : - = =| me Y 4 [ge k*eoire : - , everyting 2% “Cr ~eele. Serv 1ce cocked meals In connection INCINERATO REFIRGERATOR, Pad, do j Kaos ; 2 | inch poste 9.00 $325 Kiine Mabogany Prane, A-1 con +7 th St. * Parkes Qn. « ites: 4 “vate Jewish fam v. suitatie for } Sn Rn — ~— 8): TENTYY ~y —— 4 EAL OF POR- xn town . , Yon ei . 7 & © - ° - o* 1 ane - C - ~ ion) . 4 ° - =D . —_ . > a aa -~ povee-aesenepiesucnastonns 0A ad SO AEN. | Sn eeieaameaiacthteatitaiaiatiaciatte ante ias - P —" - * i v4 ( 8 - . rer, a nen a ah aa “a eR aa ae a Fe E oN = ww HY vw AN Ts : 3 : + . $ ~ fH 4> See Teen 7 . } win yet tae a a> > a. a ‘ i ; re ~ ‘4 = a Ea A ~~? a * a i i s +t s Rea? tT > How, A h : ‘ a ax ~ LOG 42, SP Weex UP =) 2a came RF ar TY co.. 5242 DELMAR. e2 res, % . ~t. : ¥ ad 1.i”) tion ce ne enees i. 2 OPppor.a' ation . ' Ot i oO=-T« Lo ~ = 7A 8 ‘ = to . I a . a - —“_—-—> . p ws eae 8 oe “ ; Combination Rang $42.00 $s5 Genume Walnut Veneered x-Lee ih © 4 . 4 aoe] = . os ‘89 ane ves g na * Z $90 Detroit Jewel Cabinet Gas Rance. Buffet bis bh ek ae $258 sian oo rer gis a os st a ed *, S20? ehte.. “eatie Pras -; aes, pron SurToundings; moderate + nea e tric, gas i= F =. ' > 2 : Ni ; , - - . ‘ eS uta . “ ¥ shui: lea nm a ee sens « ra es mii) Twmimmar hh + a cares ec. : [2 oe $18.00 > $225 Four-Piece Bedrrom Sufkte. genu- CIC TIC RED ey he | t ~tauw niga : a 8 furnished: % blacit fram car tr : - eS ; if CC Ml eteted. Gckies | ano walnut veneered sbaco i) GIGANT LEDUCTIONS- EN | 320m we, ar wecreviccueiaa Gas RRATZ REALS eine Jew vent. ou e cares of [i> : = -~- . — = ~ ~ ao) i. “+ _ 4 — ~ — >_™ - > ~~ - » a ~r > a ~ . af . on P . ‘en , . . ~ go > - - : - - aan? ~d é - - : ‘ ba ot CREDIT TERNS CAS BE ARRAN GED ] I\ | bs f ’ ass 34 »\i ~ ; 7 L ~ i rs ome 2 wy : - - « “ ‘ is = : ° 2 > e 6 e “ ._+ - ") er “y é - -Fe Lrecorare i “* — oy 2 - Z wer - aN » Rn aoa See ae — — -™ pinion oo - - . lia -_— - os — a ian * 4 ? ~~ eee & - was le > ‘ $ ee = —=————— ————— = — ——_ -_—— f T TP T ¥ ' a4 Si *-ucttty ea a2 - : “I eae? a} ~*~) _ ens : : as PP ae E - : + see = 2 ‘ . 4 eet Se es | > . me e+ ; 7S t Je 93 : ren? ~ — - . “" Er eet a" vi ; es ee se ‘ noon Ps z , = pio x en eS $ aw ‘ ai k os ; Vad e. sot ~ a = $i per J 3 ~ pet wt a v a r 9 sav? £ a was 9 co PA? de ae. c ¥ Uy used. $3.7" ~ — a On ness men. Tieimar 187 a eB ON. Th International Life Buliding . Tox TI / ey "a ete : 45ei— =d floes = NEW APARTVIEXT TELEPHONE, GARFIELD % — . o d , A . t ‘ - é if \i own reo ” . : . — 2. F ‘ . . CASH OR CREDIT SPECIAL 112-114 North 12th BEDROOM SUITES yuests: excéilent table. “Delmar @2i3, (MCPHERSON. 4521—Second floor m RESORTS ia ta! aoe ited Samp American «4 e395 cS = a eee ae Gos EF ts $26 to $35 9x12-ft. Rugs; slichtly soiled...........$12.50 os piece. walnut firish. $2850. — ROOM AND BOA RL——For 12 roune Sen eR ee __ For Rent | cE. AY. | ; = , FREE—A handsome present wifh every purchase of $19 or more. BED SPRINGS $3 7 ail prix flege. i: Mesie furnished: hornater. seeks | COX. het dene en DAT ior steam heat — Ee i445 Rooms, complete, for. .$175.00 | $125 All Gray Porcelain Aji ste L 4 174. Poat-Dispare) a ik Ge aocaere ube " — Surg. furnished: ¢ ake ighte: water ji CDE E. VROOMAN. 108 N. Sth 9 4 a $18 Cash and $2 50 W eek. | Bungalow ‘Ranges 5 Saeeh . $81.59 KIT? ‘FT ‘ e* A a, ; he “ un eat: | r g . > i " ’ = , easel “8 e active « 2 age ap , —— : om) = od = ; — a =e FLATS FOR RENT § ne &.. si : ne ~TT GTC. ~ ee ' : t+ ‘ : : : aeons a ocd . . Piatt x : ; ' i . : } . . P ‘ " . 4% | ro ? 3 OE feartr ia a] 43 . . Ton-+ a: ~ - ; > smeem Outfits for.......88/.00 | e209 9. pe Hocvenst Walnut : ; .- « A « SV midi Vb & — - 2 ™> ~ * Tr? ~o ~ gearg — 7 - -~ 7. ~ > he 9 . : im Li ABLES + ne , dl ; ewes s-QT sg sy PCG AS “SPECT—JU2?T coarer erern r -* - : SHE . At;se—S croemse wit? “ae 1 a egies , 2A Ed oe, et > atiets @n4 Streamer 1] wi PG * ut Bedroom Suites. ... F40.00 - 5 Rad Cash and $1.50 Week. Dining-Reoem Suite $133.50 { .: zi - ~~ = — * ee ~ +4 wt fet ae % , P VT wT , : = r an 2 $17 i 5 3 Piece H Uu gnen ‘abe W a} . ; M32! = « ; ; ~ 2 en >. & a°S2 ™Orne ~ 2 Sea" > r . % js a Z Ks 6 ; ” s : : ~ ~ — + * et ss ” _ ss fi ; pny aaah #1 ra al _ ~~ 7 +41 3 ; s. ; iw q 4 at @& i ++i wy a 4 o a a... ae a i yj i ‘i r a : ; b ~ ; ‘ 4 oo oa z Ome, = * om ae ~~ ag : ” &_ a Oe . —>- - ™ » oe ™ & a al on ~-a a Si .4 a & " > +. r} a Sa s - ¢ F — uM abe . ci > ~ : 4 a -~e . 6 ~ » ~ [ - + ‘ =) $105 ®.Piece Bed Daven port $50 O-Piece Ename!s Ss -_— ° S48 51 TER NOX 1... = Ps wo she $78 reasonable cave ‘ > 7 - a4 a mem a% r ed a - a tlre 2 A BABY CARRIAGE | | ee: ) | oa go FS CORN | eut $35 por__o eS : = ae the end. 26) £25. SVEN SELLS, 7 CO.. TI DUKE REALTY on ¥ it~. 00m Se m » oe z Overstuffed Siti pe : ° Si is.t ; in: aS i ‘ ij . ss ; = “4 Ef ad a va os @ t ——— a ms ail on % * ieee ba or « . - ‘ — * Te e is : -—_—— f ; . "2.2 Tare 2 sr ‘ J ? ' . > j e * NX: — a | 7 hail Le OMA Natural Bridge Ar tO TES . 7 > _=_- ss , 4 oS - Seat a % 7 = J “4 r 7, ’ 4 ? 4 . f * Z 5 we ’ + | v a) * f i) ' Y * > j ‘ , s > | —— a _ acon SEE me —— sien rtrire Wa xt oak bs me: —! ase ae — ear batt sone : ? ; : ~ See 3 S , -# : IWBEERY TE! 374-2 rooms, fur- H] ss Corner Belt Ac _ BYSH-BURAS, 1105 Gheteeneeeeel AT—O roan i ' . . Pr & am = - Se oat ~ ial HOUSES, FLATS, ETC Sew 3 and 5 room eff CHOCTEAT. ae | ya oe _and 5 red ency snart- , a " ; wr Be i ‘ar “ . , > ™ . o -™ A'tTTT! TIN *a2 ie wrs dar of a srvrit i7™? - . & ; . = : one. i 1 mm ¢ . x gE machine, piane: bis ‘ Sit Ta om eat tu « $ aiden’. r Pam gx , yA & & = ile ®. Dia wig 3 i ir $ . ‘ ™ e 2 saat _ « tng =OOTu ane ak be | det 2 ad pn Lure ? € i cs. Ps ~*% Ser A a " 7 oo a i pb 3 ee ng _—— 7: ‘alg s * ae 4 én « " ' : a . - s - im e - - ‘oe — x PQUuUIPme»nt.. Tug and SLOVes Si ae MS, FL AAT AL ABR.) LOLs piece $> jw ‘ Sil Ke oir. ort an > a ob 3 ‘ . - >» ta> oe ‘ > — - x oon aire WOLE ‘POLLAt 4. 201 N Sth. - ti a) : — « as , % = : a’ 10:30 m. j it Line : is. Fi Le pA —™=- ; ~~ pe erg: _. - “ ee j — . 4 "2 2 . tn7 ONE RL eae ee ee 4 2 Be ee = nat » riot ~~? i” ¥ ~ * a = ae . “= as : . . . os = 4s Bie ‘: me i *y . & : ;aS “4 > om fl ~ oor. $35 r j : BEDS—-Several te pick fsem. Simmons ‘ s a Ga*eepor. tar 2 ACES Tit 2 ~ ) . | or lamp, 2 rugs. no dealers. 41474 AT GReaT RepretTIoNs cz -~ ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY z a. cor 8 S08 sees BECK: i ‘ = . 4 . . = §. pike = © ~~. alii . a ="? 49¢8 4 . Ta “ and Simith & ia ; sin ee ilbiaininiibinee sieieaaieeliAinbtiimaigiai a AND .hF YR REA = 4 . Z P 7 (le ne th A ae es Central 144 , : rom, with asian ~- a : a PD : $ z i—_—— = ‘ ans ’ é » & s 2° f ‘ » a . 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IS i eS { i TMM * “+s mF a ine ai ; * i in ~ ~ met Yi §.- vat BS ce . a a ’ ic ‘ La 4 — ; ? or | > ie b : -~ " ‘ » x >. RS Pa? fF | ‘ i a 4 i, 4 P| n , - a - a" — hed aia: ivood oors, ‘es bet-elr kK o TNT INE EXCHANGE STORE © « $u'Met @ ti ' w~ mde~:! i’ } A ~ Been Gi’ mg? se a necting § ZONT O2l—Levely wa me oe "119 & GRA paras ope OES Bee pager wood in deds an | i -} as, = cal tile beach, x. F Le | . . ‘ . o a —" ‘a Be er rs Se mm “2 ~-« } — ~ ‘ ss . o — “oga cer 4 o~ we 530 + ‘pore A ene nme oe _ ' ae ; : : “s 0 sini sciilaceilaadliaae ~ eae ; : . = nara SPRINGS } i cg pensts ito hn on ; an. & edly Was Cd Oc — a? ef # tt oe —~ ; - ‘ abies rie . a hae Te STORES ET¢ ™ se BEN : . “ar , ace ao Farag 30. Shaw rill hac- : 6 = ~ 114aeR s - 2 _ 7a. 499° POTS : ; . oie SENTON =-4+—4 B. — : cas ce at } 8: EXCHANGE SToRt a ee. ocr ek Pee Ey nay full. prices whe oe eg ae —Moders = reviences KOTSREAN REALTY CO. 722 Che 4901 West Pine BI ae : . wicca : et S EXCHANGE i “el fa ib ek Bd aa *3 i —_ bihil eT} . % + ee ‘ s 28, S°F Tez ou s ati 2 og? } : 487° ss = Pw caw @ oe : ‘ e : rine SACSCHULITS R E co. 3 BN. ean $5 Pigg: - oecrcaaees _ _ Z ‘ : } ‘ a - ia re i a4>.° my oo - ——— ce nea — =. era “i ~~: ee a eee ae > = : ae . —___—____ —— w inspert: ) Pew —— +. &EY ENTH AND MARKET STs. FLRNITL RE-— Letts [3 room real. — aan — ae : ang = | ; SUEMIRASTON MANGES |) Sees roctrel: fecsttars chan. qi Teed Furniture at a saving “Aone let gnienne nae ee Sw ae = _— mortal | immediately. 5127 Cabanne. ‘4 of 50% or more’ rot _ S8o6A— Lovely furnished se a trl mage Centra! : | etenk, s EXCes ;ANGE STORE ee : ae : a — ventana > . - . - ] : y ms §i.ear= seventy AND MARKET STS FURNITURE SACRIVICE — *!> Welnut finish add Northwest = = angen ‘asia | anent ‘1 Ms si : poe Ris ee. — * *-~ nastenenitnennsoteptaonmnestiatdastinininentnigtaemensietenllagapeatinianteitanariante ——— ee vn . ie ane . “ . - —=— « : rT bd = . -_ oo a ‘a ST - rr ~ Le che = " . ow ; ; : =% ~ « afWi4 = Tw .~ + . 7 OREON im. € —.° a fiji :. - 4 a: 4 $-Piece Le ath | | ae DAVE NETT E SU IT ES ; i+ Ca iy gpa 5 | j F Ss. AST TER” = ; — “a Sy - - a ‘ ia” ' . ; ‘ 3 3 : “ : : ; a a . 33 UNION 'S Exe HANGE & PORE ae HY P Ay ASH FOR 295 Q 7) | ey | - fat aes = : oan or mes ™ oo "7 * , sur eee : | Zi. SEVENTH AND MARKET STS. yor R > anreeurs | . Sig — _. “EDINE: Tau Pe or : et Or U Tushed ng - The: ‘ ; ey aaa te etree nereneinenernnentn ree spenentneinnenenruenneertnememeneetins , aan . Rt ei \ ' ry cg we Y : . ’ “i A - > 3 be : er . . . SU sea 4 a 86M ~ t He os + 95 == ma. ingncer an imine 2 mere — sais ee SEVENTH AND ‘MARKET ‘STS UNIONS EXCHANGE STO1 | [ast Set: om: f ple. Victor SSS3R. (ch 7S Tee sea es SIS Sia beam ee (i tw, tose: a ne ree diue id dea’ | ag nee ene = — — TORR, a = vee _ ste eat: very clean: erivaa os eS SS aati Pe SEE ra Pine. acar Forest Park. 2 &i iow cust. es pre... L1-i3 S. 14a I =o 3 BOS : 7 a : ; é : . 3 " i rena ae agile. : > a 0 wr enn nett 3 ; . - 7 2 : ey" ms TA ; kK. . * = ; — care = : N j ‘i: : 2 MA ae ~ ; : " a = j ri ty : KF “of & ‘ oe — ova ° . P " - 8 : > ~~ ; ‘ ‘ - os k , : . e —- . ? ) . a : WiNING SET—Ta ian SEE ogre MOTE TeRas ner ist) | _ floor and other ro __.____ (3), | BUSH B. Sree ant se | Pa Fee eee : rainut room eet, ; Sine Sibenee Seas Gemeeesen Win beds: 2 or 3 gentiemen “ingi oi Steam heat and ‘aniter service: vex! —FURNISHED ee hed 4 a bawss LaINING- Rake Si ae ange chifforie- en Matti: ; a : Mee: J : oe a ae Seton piete, $169.75 eae NM ee oeggge” 2 ya ca LS aL im Tr eT ez R | 4 ‘ : Be mit “7 he . dl | 3 — ” > : ry é Pali f Pex [ving ag" 817 54 Dow a. «ae Z A erms d , CAC ‘ >. : P ea . - aa donne ; iss: he 5 ~ me 4 _ ae at m efficten- ee a. a me Bedroom and reasonable. Phone Grand 8625R. | - eng 3s BENGSHIGHWAY. 1024 S.—4 roome and ______—s GRACE, 109 &, wine inilameictinte susie aplneieeten “ ; ; 1h Le by 4 } retire: g2s S55" $009 Coon PTNGTON. 4418 —Roe ; Ss es —= : 9 Piece Walnet Dining-Room Suites 2..KEASYT TERMS | . UNIONS EXCHANGE STORe ie L_SEVENTH AND MARKET STS. ‘ : : + YaAaANNE BROTH rR snag lage these Mashed rosms. sink. ranes. $7 30.7) ie y centiemang ~ference | ” DUBINSKY REALTY KINGSBURY. 6016—i-room furnish SEVENTH aN MARKET STS ver ne eras. 75—-S20 00 Down se a ngage Te ia—F a Mig Wainwright Bis effirienry: bargain: $12.30 ween ) aA neni anno gd eee. pera NR eh Ate nine — -- ———w . wd a . - esis . ; " on 5° - AND ‘% ‘ Y Sart iz ry EV EN Iw Enameled Kitchen | GAS RANGE—Sidearen, : cies ee |e BTERDAY EVENINGS. 005) | io Sei Cabinets, $20 ag {7 aaa ja Houses & Flats For Sale Pz " Ye ail "4 on Tre UNIONS EXCHANGE cTone |; Makes: Al condition: deliver and cee | POC NEAL 3 ous ted: | cnc Feuronaivie. $: WESTMINSTER, 4621—Beas. | : | ) SEVENTH AND MARKET sTs. i. $28: oak , faery terme. : ESTALGZZI 3563.3 im ta iad cae A eget rina ) H4—Th. se niet Ams; gSaras: prea i ie | ae ESTMINSTER 1 im afieg — mares. 6 Pa ee ae R : " J a 7 rts. ‘xs eye ° vs = MUA EE, le MAI. eT at He ; : Bt . , g : ~4) cactnent 210 «6M ence. 4471 Olive RUSSELL. 3954—Room and board etiihen tee ene, Geo i ae 5 ae Me ee ee _ siete | — —, ne: | FCRNiGHED APS oz SS 4 plored: twin beds. : ardwood Foor, brick mania, WEST. t953— Full efficiencies oi ee 101 X. sh. Gor. & party buring can hh comme of eee wee ones ent room. 2d WESTMINSTER. 373: — {| and caniter: racant Feb. 1? str . aiding alti G as. RANGES ' ot x: namie . ba _—e rem... DR ceingettinnteenenueish et Posted IES ° [T ‘ “% od . . rs..f } tL hae 4 “e> "407" bt rar - “4 y ~~ . ahs . : ¢ ’ t P . aed _" : : « _- ’ P s 2 a” ; . ; * ~ « cma ~~ ae — $:o0—Bas i CSOs EX RANGE STORRS ; SEVENTH aXD wa REET sts. eo _SEWING MACH os ’ AIAN Ws * = Swed aoright vlane; . se va. — ‘ <=. &: = st “ ay iis —Sece-al . — tne - : - s orageada $s: } - . “+. 4 oats ._ 30081 A— Pies sant wt - - KO Bra 8S ee rs Fh shape. Taaraatemd ard connec eh ey ee * fae mma Levy Bros. g11-13 5. le: reniiag. £059 Ch ones. 5 Tat — a. tan. Grand 4 1913. oa ieee bet Seed, tere- ‘sees ont betdemenettes A Mae : ANT 1313—2d fle - Mri: FTs ‘XDELL: eos : a t il “ —- . . a4 ‘ + ’ a : oe " “ hey Bc: : fx: . , r eS - - 7 |: ine ° . . a , i ViTO TIETSENS. T23 Cl LB, Le = " =F ——* ée- Ta PS PES eae i

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Wi ONESDAY, ; JANUR AY 27, 1996. man, 9 TO SELLT PROPE A | BS] al HAT RTY IN A BUSINESS] IKE w “Wanp” ST. LOUIS | =e aany | FLats FOR —_RENT—Woest HALLS —= ugh these ant columns. “ee POST-DISPATCH. __Northwest DELMAR ay2g,— : | REAL EST’TE—wrp. TO Buy } FARMS F Te .. = a rie: se / ~0A—C Ozy 4-room 7 flat: eleo- HAL : CONT rz ; a ~ —. esis. OR SALE FLATS , . ins T eCond trie: % be put :. LS—For rent. cen ly located. ag IMp . - : —a . ’ 6802 A—Second floor four | $37 Sp "GR ee put Gi, Rood © condition: | ptonabie fee at. cant ally Jo ted. ‘it Vee IP a ROEBITY Wid Teese Bh" Mi issouri ’ AP'TM’Ts, FOR SALE FLATs, “_- “Wane FOR SA ire NM A Ga fiela LAS IY N. 633 ye a Oma ae ne ae: eared {ec o) Ww rile or 1] Br “Co. 52 1-95 Wain. SMALL. ¥iv NST, CKE BU Ante: Trent Peitaced $55, Ue bath, Mitten! PUR Wright } ig.. 7 5 Che re weere| “penn a : > Uhestnut ‘st EASTON ‘324—Nio ico 5 2 ADFELLOW 2714. 18 $-{ © ec n- | SMALL ¥ — 3 | Centraj j 3 de COS , Chestnut. (5) ; TAI 4d FARMS __ Ls ‘te. COUDtrS homes, CLARK 33 — - { rive ‘ , . ARK 3435- 6 | 7 a aa See Fie F frontage. Jos. Ez. Rodues. Reg! i 129: ; 3 fam! Wy brick} 5 rooms: ch GARAGEs, _STABLES—RENT wT Wtl—-dp send locality. $0-foot: price { Estate. Valiey Park. 82) | cottage ett Sane. Price $4506: take peo mail | nal 258-4 il-butit wilt B ‘aml! y fiat it Sctric. ot-wa ter heat , ust be gh t: ®tate detai]} Box N. ea Sree. © ee Cottage Dart Da Gar rte! a ake ee DE™. oder: opposite ae “OL. 9) | EL GA O10ba— Pie ‘3 roome, bath—gar | Central 248. Port Dispatch 7 he By Parad mmmenI* (91) » 8 £3 nd} } oma. j EAB mn. (e4) Pees isnisienieenenan a er _ nat ean engl tes i lo alion $35 tj i LE IST) i *» SR ey pp ~ | AR: Rar tree at | eR GARAGE FOR RENT 1B on 7 oo bal ut. tn. ee. GRAPE i . 26 hestn: ut. t_ (o6)> | -- Ca lose ard: l Ta = _Texas —- ac HMITZ ate ae Chestana st. ~ e - D— [uth Texas: § “Antonis TA __ Ge 474 — Rr ed Liat? Wilet: g25° Toms, nen ‘ zp Plats, Apartments Wanted -{ qaftal cites. fen Anes. business pout | a orth Se Semeg e 6112 a New flats: Just cCom- i aM RTIN t AAN 71° r ‘hestnut at ' 2339 of ine: Ox] 09: &ifarm-! lea ted &a- | APARTVFS Wtd.—#§ lamilies. or more: i erty. (Chae = Dew Ces, I 4 jf. - , ef? cieney slurphy bed, | _ Gart eid is ee (ORO) i RT 1SeH showro vam. ° urd ° jf — Pay —Cash, Parkview SLOTW : Te SALTY AND ( NST. OO” | EVANes 4 —Larce én ac | 23. -LTE R. kr, OO., 2407 _N. B: _D' way, — S011 Deima, ew." & room flat: ae " ae - es — ’ _Btri: “ v Modern. . aiZ ~.3 ] - Modern a EYy Key Se i een, See. 4: 04 a? More sonic 08 Chee wnt, rn - delay. 1S ALS 9] Y Tern r scan aPt fe "sir ir “a ar . sy . ' . + nw a { M i "4 ae - i a » ny | a an es ; ; “@6loa a tt mpc, re j OCIBVITT TC “S55 3 . 4 Fh t Bidg. pre a oe. \ Will ret ae | Oe. Fe 1B. | Ee K M\ ted. - Want homa UD to $] 0.000 SUNGALOWs AND co AGES ai “= ¢- 4 NGL F, “$3.50 RESID AT T O API RA ant T Mecernr ahem et nat no lecons >, TOomns hardwood a RALTY O05 Warfield 5.333 Mich Rony *OCkWood so 90! In Webster, — Bo Ls T T aah, lan buy 913 Mone. | Jefferaan 073 2 308 LO Locust, ¢e jarfield S 7 ee ae) a "Pe ai vated, one blo K south |GRA ND, St] 03-05 NN, Ww stores Cheap- | —2-*92. Powt.1, sparch Z :) For Sale we hk dandy 8 ngle fat ee ENCES 8 FOR SALE i, Garfield 94. .d mek SE kD ar - 2 1 sit ™ ‘ten toe i= idle: sam _ i _Vait WHY dg ay. a. Seg, | t-roum ~efficlenae. {Mt MILLAN. £00A—5 won (7) the thert.0? Grand ay oh SS Py eee R "| PORTABLE —aoppaee a0 He ‘{YMAN 930 © heetnut. Centre? asoo | ntral TO 7 ve GoM ‘2:Ciency: | 4 oe > TOOMs, ode rn Nn; »W8 theater a Btrlet DUBINSK LEAL. | Must be res... ” . ‘24h 7 eee si (cs) | — vate ust decorated, vacant’ |PAGR wacy ‘ in| the Fy fiatrict._ : | | be removed: Ghia OR; ie 00a M8 eke —e reemat, ory €A5 ’ alliaaatad _— c) | fUrnishea $70 per m, nth : = rg) Fe mo ow i oe eg = . wage # 4- ar b CK ek a ne me 486-—al Oh Offer Cartier 74: +n t Make Leona: d. Fo _ ina “ation ral : ey AP OO sprises : Re. = de ty — Murrhy PAG : : ms. beth = c) oF Co. ? ; By ony om oe ~e Bl Bi sat. SNA! res Gence PAS’ WARNE. 1486, O’F'a! allo P ik - SCHMIT? RE ene MOR SILV rE RBLAY r 722 « hee tn + ¥ mon y. bring y tle ; , aS eo aa ion... p. rvome. bath Gas. elec- | YFFICE—_W; , SUMCage, $45 pay “mon mh. | OF City . —— Ot C.F Diapateh. | 5-room brick: $4500. ~ OO i BO? Cheatnn: | — yah orm 8 and get a)! the rash you reed tr : eae ant nat Ss; ‘HE MET eat: $30: ne wiv decorated | __ £06 Colump a _Bidg., 318 N. Ry go!) | EX 374 ‘Gk.Me ar; Ride nronean: 4 : WELSH BER: FEI -D Co. 4 ier jim ¥ MODE TS Tr. AT BARGAIN” | Ba POp ear aaneers. sy pe — 5 minutes NO red tape: no en@orpgars i ; E ; ' f ™~ os = 2 . * — . + : i ~ . a ; > . a wy . 2 i oi 2 Prone) Ly. - i be iF s : ; 2; : ! Bed ie; nade. room | PAA EME. igre #015_Enaton cS | Sin (MARTIN Ota wore, $40 | Rewriy new, 42 family aparimen pertind | 5440 Easton PN Le8) | eat, gia ititt: Martwoga fe RAR gm North | Penida “eiretion — I ecg bai tae le S peltte® rooms bath. elec. | et TIN OLIAN. 7] ~ Chestnut, | Sy Rew. gan: & 3 streets; 4 ; rages: | mr 4G in te m! =" © f00me: hee | uy ~ friends or emp over iz if $a, t > el h. hot aT | as if $40. ms i Fr ‘K i] a] (‘> estnut € ce j ss Garfie}d 51% dees - ot re ; a c80) 1 I } Mpa: 4 . 4.1} ~ ey loon lh) Ie net . S17] 0O0 3b0°¢ yA Magazine can BOYS - , otta e: b ! COR} BATE YER 4 ‘ 2 * ata ' eS - — BROoM La. SE, $406 CAR Go where the cro ' e s ; ; st Se O. felay [es 1 Pa I ome, t fet. | $27.50, | seen By ap AITO IN AN} SUSINESS ae nt _#mal SF: Box D-80. Pog: Lis ;4nce 2 ber mont} eat, oon ane ow Yool, Oni) out Thome | have borrowed from Yaht pt me '¢ ~, i. > a . . j ( . “sarfj id &4 > : a ‘ 4) ‘ ~ - qi “ + ‘ge Ss iT¢ Popa - a } ‘ 14 N rf a, By 4 1ROoH fret | A H ATEN ao (iPe fstnut. Garfield 81 5O. Toot &. ASH B I: sy NS ’ » a” I, ATS ae cone ns a ” © % ire te — 14°73 Rre.- Come dai’ y. i : ; Ari . oe | . : M i “1h i. 3 “a int “ oo sit La Asen: gP , : ; . e '¢ | AP OTT ix: r> Ve cj road ¢) Qcyrrs Terr . ; ; 18 eee : } ar Rran . iT a. © me en Ye ’ BR, ery bt ©” TPB ; - - $4 ee . $35. — OR Tr wT x oers nal Ri TOR manufacturing eit i fe hiew ; te two bene, ate buildings Sd tt Chestnut wt jn%) Borrow S 25. pay e > ] weekly. 2 : | ~ bly 4 z Sa rr } é : a neste ee eee: 4 $iie ‘hme Gis is rery? ‘ ae e . ; — eee — “ : ne : , B s: — r: oo 1 ra S + AW Mr Pr ey Te 3 nonin = —— | FOR LEA SE OR WILL SELI, ; } non bur Pa. “ M @rj 1; Lae ; St Louls ' 3 3 SO Z | E E Ik ji. $5500. he “Sr al " ¥ : wel — v ww at on os RES at i NT . Sv AP porr rw ny pay Da clk | . weekly. ; | 2-STI2A—T roping gate | ern: eaateg $40.__Cabany 33140 ™9T | now mat Natt OTe Or factory bulidine 80 acred {ise | first payment. sent 4%." PER REALTY oc |. 8208 a Ouabie Ooms. bath, furnace. Borrow 300 Pay hack | “or gemcig. en Rew 4 SPENT CER pr 3301 —2i4 ars £8) | ®team’ he al. Sma 3430. 4 Lindel} O fey i i. es OF anil tim ber ‘and ott arios ¢. Horns} yy @ reome. tile hath ha ak “WwW sae + Al iY tod | P@cention haa, ‘; GCOUDle garage near Fair atin a00. pay oo $ hes a aed + $60 | 250. 2: ow ae TC ms lCtrics yrro SON ¢ Sey Fe. Res 7 ry van I cy . a9 ge ®e 1t'mber oO! wor d Fig, re by i Genet , Oe ee main 29 I ainwrie ght } iz 4) STound Park price redyenn 2 Mek a otrew 0, pay ra 233 . ; ,ES. 2909 N. Unidn. rs Os Oper _‘rarfiela cs.” (4 NEES INNES} ANN RE Al, Fas] amet, 4h), f 240 County ON main highwaes a" 1 . — ashen “Ty. lovene ren, furnace: ready to JOHN ¢ GREULICH mrmAl TY oe. oTTow 500. —— back 10 week : ; in ' ‘ ? ACT Si- 7 | Pe ror anti a m= a eee F j rs . | s dn Pri e. M i sey irl Fir HA Troy HUT T > o a j Grand me 4 dives : ; ’ > : oo ee on , - Nort) ’ #65: Ful 5 stip Delman — sey 3 North wid ici Riley Ss a) i war ” E. co. ae sj n Broad. | Hye >FIY as rm Northwest ae i eae bf 7 , ~— “ah lem Fi inanece wae “ ree j POOms Murp) —— Ca} a3 . a oe aK ne ene i i iO eee eee % ; : muh Si) rd ery &ttractive mod. | 414 9 ST LOI IS A\ ; C 0. «) ° ’ > = , ’ ‘ “. . > fw £ ;. ij J ; ary ‘+4 j AY ie args ory a . rn. , sg tin he hd : : | ° C8 Tai — pa S7O | sutetn any business, Comer 6 4 Submit Your Farms Northwest | Plumbing “ang 4) Sroom ‘faturnee Clase ¢ Kine at « hari n this desirable home | “The W orkingman’s Frie he, moderns gasce | TAVLaie e594 N—4 roomate re 2418 NN. TES, business: gieo ae rick; gop, electrical “Pet? ht matt of Re at & bargain, hon itis : we. ares "4 i RR, . “A N ~———af ee ive! a) a é Arr. / t iva } } } a f ae ¥ » , ’ OO ' f nt. ae . snes ervtistretintinns we ; Pil a" aril ¢ yw re *" oo ~ Po « ’ £ a ‘ . a 2] nhac 3. S.A te roof! fi: + : furnieh. a “st he ae trheite 332 50. Harry nt * baciess a = mat = -* aoe = — , re KF OR - HE Fk OL TL, OWING | COT RH BRILTJa NTP 57 O38 — 8 roons ae ihaoe “1987 “ar Farrage - 11.500 shane 1035 N. Grand. Hours: 8 A. M. -9 P. Mw. id ie. L182) i : SL Jj — j ~t5] 7 _Fra: Klir ° - ue ‘ (eR GRA Ni } V6 1 I Aw , “aes re PS re in e Od ; o> , bath. hot Wa er heat rea) L ry, fe Bla 3 Ao 4 as CO) a‘ OR NET & ZEIRY ~ TRY ST 719 Cheetnus weenie iii lati er. RE Dr CE 7 : 7 sconce | UNTO. £457._% room eflisionce “Sie. Pale tas. pee een MEAN oe wa | -Ri OM HOT k L, oe WSLS BERGFELI ¢ 1523 Artin AND 6-ROOM I L AT Sa { ) S { i Pisgag? & > 5 , ro re, a On « f “ Se Pp re nt oa sth, G- viii Y FLAT ‘ trie hardwna q floors large roo \ brick OBER ve YE * NEW L ISTING AVOID worry ° better Owe of One debe 4 B erage; Cecoraied: good neigh. eee ect $50- manty OTTO TIETJENs - 2 Chestnut et. ach of 3 Nd bath: | Porch jn front $6500) CH Ake? R & BRO Forest 0541] | OWNER WANTS at ICK SALE several: we joan money for thie aff” _ err y Th r 0. ([. a a ; “¢ ” ] ¢ *} i@Stry It. i HE} j r> }’ Z 4 a i . = — — a ~ = T. rinl ? f ~ \ £ ’ &: y, , ‘ a 3 . DI vor k “Garten: i 7 o Er “CY . ‘I J — “O4 5 ; r AS. J . KF LY N N iN iD W S if N ~~ age ~— >. 59° ] } a Y & 46 e rooms. bath. : Otter Bu poses. che “8s 7 per cent dis- ») ' — . ~— toe) SL eee GS é ry) P Bn Nn ea F es, a 2, | Waa Uv. ch oome Mod. ry Far “ « r , Cr 4 - ; é i. ¥ - + oN . m eta) sie nea io a aS s . eames G a “yt r f S ted aL Dp i ~~ i , = ROOM HOTE: L 4 Garfj els AROe fhe; a Ca barmain. Joe3? HERBERT ST KO ‘TE | E AT. yt fe LOAN An COPE RA TTC - furniture and Auto ‘Oates HE ‘Ss | Wine wae r 1TH. = L PCTR IC —Fs5 od . 50- R¢ i | M i ( Vl 'E a t o niitle C4 two ratlroads and | Fev FIT” “Bia -A 4 lesirable TWO-fa rr |) y 8 rnor 2 ttle beth. et | Garfield 14348. 104 =i st. Gartield 1437 JOW Tate: easy pay mente: borrow from + a ' i hat Fs "F eh re) : ' ¥o hay, } ros 5 *, ae 4 ’ aw 4 baie: 46 ig br Om } * Bie 4 “9 } Ti8, j fi, j , _ nen eae share in profi: . 203 Ny 10eb .. : : me x 51 DG a FE 16H FP 4 RK CON Llilior of] 4 ; > a »? Ty rene “ nee fine ; st } ; reson a’ new } ding: BO 5 Tie mer SE fo. 1CSg E INFalow With tlie bath. hardwood orated 82% 000 b. oe 2 r Rarage; dec- iy AORT EMO 20% ‘ + ‘ons a ”{ = Napa gg fo 128 | zi 7 cokeae (e5) | Too ne: vay ire me 1 r In Mar An. 4 ny ‘OOTR, mace Earagce - reasonable price ore + =D ‘S, €créeens ‘and ixtures* con. | F Behe. | ilhieiiaiatesscak nriiieaiadieeiaia : 52° oR ‘Stila nad ar 4 others j arta tape: 397 ROY Nia Cetin —_—©:)) not me sepa a ‘ oa gh Pee er: lane, each: Pa? Le et et Ii ‘ 0 ve "% fruit fee [ an be - ' — ” oy 7 +? i ~ amine ” oun yao ‘ — = S LO. 4 N65 7 & msi “ 4 Mc oO roams GUN room door | Cc Neleting of R toe Os LE aa ‘heat Tea cone} le rent and glade aie spss j MOU SB CITY TRU ST ¢ 0., Agent, a. Kr ERN, Fullerton Blag. i hot-ware, a ~ Pian ra sonyes 7 E — wen 0 : . P dq lige: Ri€sZ Neat rs 2 os 4 ‘fe rooms i ; J Ss ‘Ty Fy T hoa a - « - Es rest f Mf ‘¢ . ¢ f t3t “ " i . 7 aa P Fe ° { ~~) La 7 + Mr. ih . t branch of; Tne ate, Ayn, o. SINGER KLEIN REA T TYCO. 2A USC: rf ‘)., 2407 N._B' way — mie BOT TL ae PL ANT ee — n and §t Touls, oa | &80 wonders ] Shine future Lowest ra: CS, Casirat tormen pre sO” Cate- » Mr. Dil on at branch o S oe On and 104 9 Bp S Garfield 0024 ana 4 Ve et ‘r Sota: _ th reside q 7 He iL. om Stxeh is BIG Barca ee South Be: _USH Rrpwys 110% heatnus | fidential. WIXIE Cren « " ri ge } rky yerent 2 : ‘ at 9494 — . ’ ang (serfia' ae | N EW RK r OR ES m7 a vent? Sts Piss tw. He] Main abd ‘ ging 42357 Ashland a AY 5-room brick, bath. CLEVET AND aa s 2 ay i Aetna bu eae 124% Morgan x fem’ ; aa , ‘ yes (ny ‘fy , a lat ire | oe ‘ ; UT ery t Cellar: ele Irie ow . . P| ay ~ is | Oy x : ; tn res sai ' nee 4+ res P. a 400" : R “ROOM > ar PIcte TENCY. —~ —$572 50 |, 310 X 1bth - new stores, w ith Diate- 6. “ROOM ¥ it AME HOUSE E | JOHN C. GREY 4g 8 Iie wREA Ly ™ terms. &00 "te 4 @Xce len: Con ditfon. cain ip ee South | MCN ardian: 46558 aniers Pigg? Bake | nent Kneshigcny: av): fine 8. ‘Blass fr hi itablie for en- { | Two-s: : { : “hone Garfie) d 2k —s 7 ae er Sian, 404 — {cs . fa ding: uy A ald onts 1.6 -OF &Ny retai) ne OT, Ste ot and water | 4. Bulily Ostia yet AG 46 50. 414 N TIC T | G\r ree 4 ; . if cecal - NOT: Four | steve: ral oxnete modern features: pas fon? 2845 Benton, large net store, sultadiy | §¥sterm £3 acts of gif ind: opposite | NORTHWE E Sp BL NG , row | Para ass WOOTEN, Realtors tog) | AST ONNT ECT ei rin t TTS ODAY | a loaned Ty selene pereoady @avy : if ‘St f ROrTrI U . ' _—s ; 6aNT R tA ¢ ) an Psy P 7 +* Ty) ¢ nég i ' 4 oa t ~ . ~ oe . a = = “4 ‘ P ry 5€> : . c at $508 floor north tind ETO _TIETTENS. coo mestrnt.(e5) | °F any "HAD CHUUTE R. FE. co anaage +KOOM BUNGALOW 23 MARCUS ay” New 3 an} 3 re "Ag ane at Bi tt VOG. | Sped condiin t ebecl! consider trade for | _ard Credi ts #01 Vieroris Bde EB Waterers 7 ee Ltt zs —ecnt.(e5) Si TE *- CO., oe 92: ; 3 yp os, Ainge 600. Store and ve. eo . > Penge Re ¢ 806 Cheetm t ia cing ol ; Ww OODLA’ ne D Pr, ites oni . ' : . ‘ |N os ee 8, brewkfact Just com-;, Ex Crate? and ne, Bhd ones fal inane house: iu “include furniture. | “iken | be > decomec? floors, furtaae aie: | Hapa: erties 5 OMPTON HETG ———"|} pig tfidential. ree j f: a? r Orr mieg Y)- ¥ CM] oh sie e ne hs " e oF ba Be) oc aj ry? ‘ N th t j P rk o, é ‘ 4 44441 : ad sii a n Pw ly Cecorate } and in & A-l CONG ition. 4 FOR , 38] 1—Yow ll like ‘this “ss 3 8245 most beaurtir, : "a ~“ ts i. —— ee Seiticsind * : ; Bory, REA! rw Te) ® x NGER-KL} IN RF AT Py ak co mA a wes ‘ ‘aes c ss ITM ed ls te at BESElor - Owner wil: show sal; 60 yt to Grand bouley a tile anda mane me on ; ‘ = —s ‘ room : Mi NEY loaned On furniture ,* 4H D0 [7] 244d 104 N R: B BI Carfie d On: ie and Gar. CWP ET’ “) ¥ ry I RADIF. a | ony ae on OM C O1 ? AG E prj 6 PE800 | hp Palin terms at office B Bhools cbureh es. etc See tod y pe a head ; - fn, a ty fl ex ye ‘ » pe r cent month - plan wareb mee re : oo ze - | = 504 | fine “locat m 3 lar Par : Ci tg Low “. VOSS. 232 N. Union b) Forest 497 Miake off, : : 6 — cee a eee; ae rine ° Beer ©! Celpta Mound City loan Ovo. 42 *he- oo—New ial 7 — oe SS ——=—= 2 on? SOcation bai 'Y, har nM we e, florist fete K * ENE K R Ret INGA ms go * wae NN. Un he f ; ae 2precta ted he price you can bay colp Bay cho 5. abn! Stor ee : 2 we. eae En “8 jin B : Gnty., IN.. on finest | —--—_—__ ee (¢5) 3-8 trae + iaseen: te Cecelia's Pariah ; nice | RW EBER 3127 s. Grand, Wonee ‘.. — ~— “ala — :—— {€36 J Rk, vp rr Lore al pein reg ley Be Prone a +, a , i. ey _ Da ; ‘eZ rage gv00d incom ; ae “Weal I Ara | FLaTs FOR RENT. Furnished: -NION, 2737 N—teeaS yt KO Btoreroom™ | hedst ese? et : ° town * 186x300; So ith | See and WK, lacieds 9844 ss OKKERS, Iaciede 2544, discounted paid in advance: éeath can. “he - - ey s th in ree 7 rivals . - ? ry ae ~ rth U4 co" * 7 bE P S Si rE IN & SON i BUNGaTy alice u ca 307 {} Hartfor. 3 A rea) buy he a 4 8, cels debt. rom _— e wes ? MTT) $ aif a . furna ou j 44 F +4 ie ups - seg ‘4 2 a pe “ . -* o ° NGALOW. a a 43 ror ms: Cown. iat, In ni: S oe bor hye Od ti} +}) 3 ; ' SOT ty - ~ =f | | = Ze: at —— | SH} » -ANDO 4H: 5 ream oT . * Anta. is ee ns = — rer . ? ora ' per mMmeonrt th iInelyu iin in $25 j Nace, Sees ar “aru ©; don . f iT. bw ae fur eae West _ | 406 Liberty Central Bide” ive : 2 ; t & interest. Sen" G-6 + &)] = —eteneeee | SHEEN casey satan yi 30—S rooms furni A OT ee SOnA ble “a 617 ¢ —hestn t, Ces 5OX ~ Bee this Tics AE — Trust 506 iO.” 20 ta path, ‘elee- # acent location. Lindel) RE9°° c8O) 1G WDSTEIN REALTY ©O.. 722 Chesin,, - : , Pars Pin w SE eee ~ oe — ACHTER. Hrmbo!t 3073. {¢) | ,Modern: tii OMth, garage - ee a) oar Paes} house, lot 25x1 25. wet this bar. a DAYMents, moured _ cOlalteral ¢« o e Phadeoss 1. Murga” rent | ONE HT. 5082 5 rooms, $ bedrooms: South — “ ster ent, as. clectiin wane “ per rGOe®,. gay . 2 try h fee ee eet and Sidewalk rn ie; on rga! ‘ery Food ince, ’ 25° € ar w Ai agen - of West EXD REALT a VST an oe LEDE A ND SA RATi— furr Ty ef, 5. F 4 a y nes oo rent $365 De! tre ©. £4 me gRoult B “8e; Creve ¢ Muri os. $3500 ferme ee ao e gai n | clede db 48, 100. 430) reese nee. Call reo ; One of the fi Des homag in this sec. at Wwe Seton . 4RG PURSE - > 7 ¥ ; " woe 490M ‘ Nea t= Pf Indetl Ré 4 . € éi 1”) Cs room se Pe + 3 + ere -- rar - aie He oo 6-ro, pis 4 —— ow. al? ‘> Ay 3) | Me N “Alte Le EW ' “e 40; 5 Delmer. (0B) a diac ount. N endo rae rere: everything pri- ™ 310 Tig ‘ 4 eM : fa , r% Ney my ° ~ ; & ‘ asi ati; Z Pee | ee ‘ ¢ . : .™ 4 I | a “ if’ ry r: " ne h FE r > : : i . a = ‘ ak etwas ‘cROy a = 3 =i = =e —_ = SEENANDOA (4 ~U1lIh—~Dandy MPO Rt ore. F400, it py peries rock read and (a Peon) JOS. F. DIC K MANS "3 a ERE ENSYD "At V A NTA. Rina —Beautin fu) 4 4. fam. SEE 5236 VER .ON AVE NUE? 3 — “G mae own ice co . ATa3 -Mod ts W NGS Fo TvOm 1. AT, RO@d ection and busi- vA 240 Eastor Forest ON), (cd) MODERN SOUTH SIpE Er NGALOW SY weet ti ar temalee e~:* ‘hb very convenient location: jing 50x150- | __ Room 5 705 Olive.” £08} = 5 -4 ‘—— 5 t/ 40} 44 i 2 ‘ ; gar ¢ j if} —_— ls = erg. p word . ie oF) )+ar an ‘ de) ye ie yo Aly, ; # ni Re : A . | a se an Sv Ay | ° ELLINGS R RENT LDSTEIN: ALITY 722 Chtetn: feet: mm) ‘a on ee ae. Oe $343 Wyomiy KE: 6-room efficiency: tg] ‘THIRTE EENTIT 327 si 3e a | come “a I1-room brick nendence a! ~ r a PRE crams a) 4 “SVLDSTEIN RE See Cee Chestnut ‘yt owe a" Once to aj ~e CBtate. | nas; pedestal shetar 4 ed e TH. 1327 | ~——-b, Singie, | “O0Veniannes - fine condition 4-car brick | PRIV ATH LOANS” to fu niture — ~—*_§. 18th. ¢ Central Main. 20336 MEHRKENS.o ‘TENAD, S805 s. ade 3 l- f oy Se ile M lake offen” Carros Lt ies p —-MER, ©. Octrie terry ' | fare ner Particulars ee, f ma F ewn terme: jo Ria, rates. pincenngtinen, — 7 me. Ps = nate ae :. - ra uu i ft. % r , r j j “ i r f ead ~ j ° ; FE ne olen MORGAN “4nnt Tané)—ia 1DNEX, 2025-—a @ “ory heick facta-y- j sroapect 1085 SCH Mr 'Z REAT ‘TORR, 802 Ch Cheatnug. | OTAH Soa n ai Humbert 307 3. (co) |JOHN g, ae & BRO... a15 Cheats t futuai & one Central phn Bids. 4 : ey ee e4 ge yg H ooms rem $3: (ode) | LIT—206 feet. on St. Charles” Ro ck i - - vs ew. modern. o and br __) nee ~_- (0B) cust. re a 6On -Bell S.—4 rooms Steatn hear ajo e stab riche ee, O. HL B ROOK s dae ee Ap Bi Penmaes: at St. John's S:at; Ny BO0ing very coh eap L844 sNORKINGMEN'S § HOME bungalow flats: garage buy from own Bes CATES AV UE! | WE TADAN money OG. ieal ach z A $50 | aca mee ——enerieht Se ——{°8) | SIDNEY, 209 “Story building for Bot} fer quick bale; terms, Cabany C800, | wae ol ge yg “ae for man with trucks. | 9; termsy. __ Grand 365434 (c)} pot of _F Mn EN Fe: brie | ture. plane ew, | fixtures, mephie P J NY L717 +> er Bae y & j CO i mar Ufa: tur ng: ei¢ tr ° rent $55 per (53x) rears egy lot 50 107. Anes i, sarre frame | 4510 ARSENAL —sINGLE—Fy- AF -~j hardwong + Sede 2 bathe firenen i ete and on al} Other food Bern ity. . C011 Deimar ” North ;. Month pariield 7439 VA LLEY Pp Bw | Viens bath Sea tote!) &room Ori cle realdence, . ia rooms. hot-ware, heat. hath. rag ex noe! ent condition cholee Sei oo | Your own terme, Prank. 412 = ilding ‘ ! Tx. 433: ; ¢ ' WAY OT net SCHMITZ. F ALT ORS R02 Chestnut, _ aee iP a 4A — 4 “Re - ‘ se ‘Vale . R ENG EL WEB, ER Re etsy ee | Across from Forme: r r Irove. Pp _ - on pry $1? > 0 lemme - ow - & *h ~ 6 pore 00d i et. Hive mel 78. 2 " ~~ ai we .. ora room [AT] ry S¢ iN SRST Stee rat te - ‘o> be: : as . f i 0 , & m w OS s TOUUEE. hone a) - tae : q > wi rand. Jon. F D ? ae ‘ } ‘a K. 2 | te : a | — wd | att Ol 7 a , el eae. | ae ly decorated," 3th. electric : pg mash cea ATK OLS ie Bee ii Eas —— | 208. F. | IOK MANN, ._ 21235" w GRAND. | JOHN S. BLAKE ¢ BRO.. $15 Che ‘stave OC: MONEY oney loaned in eu : D 8621 ° ‘ eo, vi $35: new y 2 dex OTrated ~ “ae Ar New Btores. ate to Used for an Vy bu ef. NEW BT NG. AY OWN—JiS xT COM, oO Mp L 7" D | sneer » ; ‘R¢ OMS OF ( OZTN ESS" EXTRA WELT, RUIT T - Suuetiensanen ee (+B) $501 a $1060 on ind lorsements hy es 3 a " PPER-A‘ KER. Rea! tors warfield 8995 | ness PUrDOBe; EDECial | mar Oo} | ; LE} ~" Humphrey. 4059 Utah. both these i T. —{B) | pee tes per rent dionnent renavmente : 421 es ERMAN Pi. 3¢ | large teome GER-KLEIN Rivet qt? F008 — BEVERLY HILLS | bungalows a + bot 42xx Juniata: 5-4 modern. 3, $1000 CARH REY ) ” | ec aath. gurag SHERMAN pj 390] large me ant, SINGER-KL® TN RE AY TY CO. B517 Central’ 2 : modern: | ntalows li make you a Cosy. Reme: | nes. $14,500. é- will trade ro, sane? | | 1303 Belt. comfortable home of 0 Jarge | me de Fy ahe week NANG oO men ; —— es) j; Rew; hardwood floors. $50. Colfax 507 LO4 N og > st. Gart laid 0034 una Var | brick. OSs ce, a Hh B= st, be seen oe Be lane os te their at- Phone Garfield 2054 - Uigalow, rooms. new furnace: in €00d condition. | Tow ae 2 CHESTRAS UT " gor 617 ‘ AP a hot-water heat: | linden Bet leld 9404 PO vee “ee 3415 Cen tra) 1») 4 rooms: modern: .¢- Bm fej. _» “8 tac © 9544 for Card | rca HAUS & wor TEN, . Realtors (oq) | Cogbis Garage: easy terme 7 NOwS. Oe artield Vf , ; sf fe2) ; its a > = a: ; a . ss . 4 ‘it a lee - oe as : . — ~—s » «se : 4 m - ; n NT “88204 a Sesto | oe GE CORNER STORE , Gtucro. en ___RENGEL-y EBER, 3127 _Grand.+ | $2600 DOWN BUYER SINGLE a ces ee ch. — weeee tine nome Of 7 rooms, WH sdven™ money to salaried 7 ‘ OSEK. ‘1704 gore, elec- | __ Northwest y bueinestd Menard: fine. “Rnb store: a & JONES RL CO., a nn} “| 1016 Grastas’ 2 rooms, bath each tog | turn easy terme iz air “ _HOS a. | Als 3 Ss. iti fey] 7 anv business r@nt BG5. 2009 NW. Tnion b!. Garage: slectric: price $4500 "es @ r pee ae si. Bre RNS 1104 Chestnys (078 . | Dt) kop" rates Rg per cent . ear: —_ trie, Panget: | "MERSON, $275—5 feoma, ‘bath, electric ere FW oe 222_ Chestnut ae Sapec2. — i. ae FR. AME COTTAGE SCHMITZ REAL TOSS Te ieee | ON JU] TAN @ 50 | Indorsement “or motiaee required erin Rt eS = furnace fect rj ge: furnace. ‘o8a i 4 mW STORES FOR L EASE Clayton & x 4128 B ‘sarfield 742 9. i ‘* @VIUZAN. b 11.85 ) dentin. ne yeluirieg a > &, . em- | 4 | is penal. ee. tietace ; eae ae ies ety a i 513 ~1 n he t : b ad > ome h. Urnace : Urgen aay "7 i) j For Water he t new hardwan, le ’ p! oY fr é or any My 2 “ae oO Nenee a) Bertie A641 | South ! yo f2132 een Teasonal le. gee 1°? any BENISTON, 3175; FINE BRICK -& to 1 block” “sour ot Bates “st price 5s i ‘he poe {S06 Bry Couple | 85% ,Pumbing At, new ha wht ree | “e.. 421 Commercial Bldg. 912 and Ove 3, 3 : —— saieninieiientee s ett a us : (; ‘ TY low: CaFY te ; : 2 4 ‘ Gat. | $ern firs ' Ses far, ~t ap path “eleétric Apply | EIGHTEEN 333 6. =} 233 > Garfield VALOW; 2 LED ROOMS, BATH, DOWN- RLUMEYER. B12 Ww patria 908 |‘ marage. lor doxi72 rive reasonable; guts eres! i bit into bettermen's S4na8 ‘oa; a ia 2k Ss Broadway. (c8) | EIG on 1, 3333 §8.—T wo-room Cot- {| « vhestnut 6177 (a) ST Alks aH TAD} - ie } _ 4120 iz dg. — | Seothniel iia brouehot | 4 “month A. and bath; § ation wae? 3 rooms. Earage: nice lo | tage. $12 —— ion 5 He ence ——-————s | | AOR. MIER, CL Ay TON 31. ST. LOUIS 1614 P ennsy ly ania at Cost 408. F. 'D CK bai, pation. Box ox P. ~05,_ Post Disnag teh. (4) MAR NJ E Py. $0 }f woe e roo rue el] lectric. } CY OUNTY KE EAI EST ATE & LOAN CO. ° 5. fe (07H) —3-room Upper. tile bat, — furnace, ‘fi ed t44 34 9 My $25. Dore: Kamper. Gar- | West ea larce 3800 ——2e2. he ated. ODeN a SEN ‘= rp, | 2*41 Ju BA THOMPSON RCo “Yo Sa > Mor 1500 ¢ “ASH a SG - =P RAND. — - view 014] feRDy | Ou ave one y VG 4 (CO4x hartge? ; -” matt brick. hot- Water heat, } 1445 s 1 ‘ LE FLA Ar : . ee ar, ae TY j r oor Or . ~ i Se BARTAME: ay 6116 — orner siore splendid = POPs, ee Of ve - a (4) NINTH. 913. 8.—Hig °c antiag ‘house. elec. | buéir PRS lo Cation. (al) td Net (c7h) f ficiency, cond floor | tric, bath and to! ms, © elec. me C8": Z008 Qeatic n | (eR, x VN YOUR AUTO LOAN ap , 9 > +r 11thi 4 and 7 roomee sf. 3800 WES) PINE 97 Ww ry best con: | very got’. the; | ‘th an ashingt b j Sirus tion: : a fess: on no ve bi, a. ori te nditlon Pric ad $A: 500, j 3 _ ST. - n on e s Pirkview 3535]. | Kirkwood \, Forest’ 51@ Tor reat 5163. HMIT; ~ REALTORS 8U2 © *hestnut et.;, 31 Jarre rooms. 3 bathe with Soto | Re ee IA 8 pis “OUNT 90, (oB4 > . et: reasonable. eee ease C63x) | ==> ‘REAGE ZY Berea wees Me ‘NAIR BAKEWELL 4955 Ne! imar. (¢5) | Garfield 7439 ‘ omiek Rerage for 4 ara: Jiving Quarters ee . im me lia te DUBI NSkKY RE Al 29 c QO j eT MAR 7 9 YF ile we oe tol Snes ee A : hGE—d of] Bererr With new 6 room ~ nar. neering REA , B AR rr |AIN. eR racers Dore renting fr, S4n Der month the leg “ ie 7 eriy >" es > | 4 hu _ i éhaa . Ose ——" se Tey) alLase : urn Ley - . 7 ty he nd Vu ; see , * wr 2 a. , : PS Grand woogie ere; nd Wainwright Tig. |MARTIN OLIAN. ope% hestnut. Gar. ivy | 42! 1: idea] ne. heat. farm’ op ant 0410 JU NIATA_ 1808 Hickory g820 6 room flat: ont menrial a making it desirable for com, WHEN Yon NEED = - ee rhe aT. 1 a . AF 4 i ; ( J ] i Os ] . 4 d ray, pric F ‘ ai is fut rig ur nar Sr. 3382, LSOM, 3062 A 3, rooms bath elect rie: RUTGER. 97 3; aa nice roo ns: oV ner In oe Po aa eee : re foRO) house etecar Kirkyw 00d - bigres ba rrain Mate brie k bungalow 5 mo Fun m 915: 4 cael 1 44% AL Pies! 80° oo tn &, “ a'inetn #1., ona Dus DOse8: ‘ay j (th) - Rew PA Der - oner “ ay ? aan A QT 4 5995 senses es . oe “ ‘ cae OV ey a yet: Cary ter s. ¥ i , ~ . — bs ria, roo P i , i f ; ’ Ua ‘ estnut ry - nd Kitcl; OLSOM Iisa ee acle i003 — | sipxEY—s 2007 — &-> residance. a Hehe teat janitor “services inauine “ Hiland 199.7 “* oi ice char) — Towner in 1 or peak 2-car an Garfield 7439 INET & ZPErRiG TRUST, 719 Cheatnut | te a new, mA. 3-roo om resi: mn —— ~~ #850 :, aoe aa A Bt - ee, er Ow : Ty 9 e a. aes uUrnishe. flat ana bath: ho; air heat 5 She rod - electric ~~ eal v - et nod eon Aition - a Pes: Rae, (73) | M ADISON, 444) Ws; reom frame resi- pr: 6 CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST we ‘AMILY-. 3 ROW ALS. ECTRIC EACH. AIL, L q RE ST NWOMES - G ET $10 TO $1000 QU K! - (o4) | deere tiong $4° 50 a ea ats $75 Dor month. ~ Neid 7439.° | EASTON ORSS-—Desiz oy office space j,, dence: large corner lot; $8000. (iar- 719 ¢ hestnut. ’ enn roe! ‘AST No m. firat floor, jigs ro: . ; ae THER R ie CO. (014) SCHMITZ _ REAL T™ RS ote Chestn ut. Wellston, Sultable for ron) Cetate, ineur. field antar RC. MoyLE , Msi: athe pn 2 “ ane * ~809 § Loch firet f] ey dl ~— | Mining -, oees breaict faet ratonndi kitehen "a . Every day. more and ‘more folka . — - aii atta me a nce ranrset a +e off tr y rer L Rea tor, acan a — at : wv, ™& ake O.rer .. Ded ry ’ OTTO we " Me ro ™ : § ia» “7 ne fioor corner flat: | am : | socal surrounding. Pariyete. ony: 600 Bank of Commerce Bide. ices Dinialiiins $5500 7 HICKE! : bea or, ane. gah on secong ‘floor, et oe auto, po gn i Citric, Sitam ‘Cal, etc.: Ou wes es : a 4 |S eee , so ? SIN¢ LE VI AT. 72 YT LOT “$650 ¢ s "* - » ! 4 ‘a Ctria Lc. : ed) lTardwo- eae , re eee _? é: ° _ A H + pa fe ht los Chen. , ete That's becaiae Yah GBectrig axa a SLEECI ace tah ati -—— bare, - ; ae | andl — — - Ha dwo md ¢ Oorg, tile hath. double fa- ag $7500. 3 a 4 rnor nA tile ba a 2 D artfoar fire: ‘tw living rnom friend) hel p make fri 4 ’ lems | ERSON. STOCK E.R ERMAN BLEECK 6821 Gttage & rooms, bath. )LACLE LE 61—One Rtory PPICK = build Ma ! od ® Mit In 19993. hear ¢ Srondelet Park : a 4 ; CInitig roapny Punran goed yr ‘ on frien oT every B. (oR) 80K Ct} ~ eg t. electric, gap kuragce hot Water hea: ing. 50x93: guitabie o” Farare. factor, Toe Plewo — half block ‘from bie. 67 Morganford. earacon Al sha ne 1725, Texas Susi floor. 2 5 drooms hea e ~— t “gprs borrower eu'll Mke Yahiem's “ye- > . pote log 1) ut ivy . we Pup ata j * ~Pour room = lec: tric Jen? $40}, Ineyuire 21°R od i Warehouse og: UNC itn de I8sj] R BUNGat mot a m teks qirom muaee ; si = EZ terns, M. WW. EP; Ya" Ks REAvry ® a ea “LIEBE ie a or a etn ut. an > aenie’ os your on rei hy ployer - r - a ee, © ; 2 arfielc 7 45 (e4) *pi Sy vt . rink lai. $55 M00 bh. 4 7400 liic! mond bu. Hila, d ens ei ee c$0) i $300— € ASH, $30 -MONTHL yy ZOF NET & POR; t's malt Cheetn; uf, a ~~, “fe oF em ° at: tat Pale eign UTN at ‘and eiec- | i 50x9! 3 Ftlitable for g: “re ge. tor i ek terest ee C8 ) ok. 2 ane TOON, q .- rj 5 a , tome > pagent | een gael arom cotiags. electric | wolEOS: or laundrs.” Yinuci sgetery Desirable Bungalows coe aS 7 e820" month:s, PM ANd ee | fae ecoper a AN ENT E Borrow $50" PAY Pack gy Miers i ‘ - aia L , Ze Vis, . ad = yee ' (ip r OTH Ce ; sees " : a : p —4 roo =hestnut. | eas Farase $35 — {| ——. Nees — feos 2x) Richmond | Heights 1811 Alfred ay. (2 blocke West of Tow. SILVERBLATT. 722 Chest hut ef On Dringe aie a@vanchn - A Rorrow 75>. pay back ; weekly, _fe14} oe this today” ath and | | ENRiG HT. 5007—2i> roem modern house, | 1184 86 Rop1 PROT be RIN: tA LOW TA good att brick. 4 7 a 2 POOMsS gun tthe hardwood Gerfield 603. in? P0838 for aPDvintmens and we wil] Borrow $190 Pay ) w . bee i ~~ q7} ; ° ; Oe nm? 4 4 ee - ates a ‘ ; : ow | EPSTEIN 819 Chastnut. (c) oo yg fcarated and raced ; 24ny |. One mew a Srowing locetion - ORY roorns and nant fiat floor, 2 roo s “2908 Virginia: news rooms, hot-water GOOD FLAT BARGAINS “at one heautirul furnished @. Borrow $125 Day back weekly. . te) Ss elie ~ ya “ieren roome ; & 140ece; ao ults 0 miy. pen. Garr field - “4 | Foc od Prop ns t lon Rng Ph at bh’, tenant 442 | &oond flo - fur Acr owner a Ww dow, heat hard. vod floors dor uble brick Ferage. 2414 Nebraska Single flat of 4 and = =~ 4 o4 ; ‘ Orne! ay KF Very re. Borrow $200, Pey back weekly. » (g4) ~ en! Sal END R “ wALTY ANI) 4 ~ONST t) ‘Pal Ine Citys ‘ T4USL fe] » Worth SSH. 4894 Ma rgaretta 5 roome cara rooma. beth. Fiectric: Rarage: if FOu war /- - 1@ a uded and the community is P ee er- > — teense, t Hs A MIL TON 1265... room res idence. Call ' ood any 298 @51 De Imar a es Price SAS50 Neg!) mid wef ter barges nr. rT SH Rive VS 1103 1S 4 Chest itnut val rood flat for the money, look at thes: r aa OX ipe ve) y 'y ahlem Finance Co . S86 gms. ba th, furnace. f“ahanyr 198 feos) | -—— ———— . se eo New oat ‘1 sd rN 1404 Mar: lg nd, cn nD eee eh aang oO nNe|r on &erond al oor Ti IMIES « UORP. , $935 Delmar | * way. i | read, aciede | RIDGE Ses — om frame: large yang | 5926-28 DELMAn ner Towle “phone Hiland #0K6° (02. | PUESER RE Co 206 Title Guar. ‘Bldg L/ rh iy? t—— | . ¢ fre me: iarge va G ti i t% — whe eN 7 J if Z J L 5: 3x) (COR) Ina: SRo- bs ™m - > = The futur OCBTIoy Ve he ft 7 S th t Rees es nguire YS. 1 Ridge (—AG) ; J “a\@ two sar pe ] 1 ‘ ou wes lig h t —4 rooms. beth h hot- Water i mae ——= 2 : es enone Stores. Cam fie Used far “in DUsiness mur. 1114. Y. — e. Ri ley hmons Heigh a re — &' J- of With esa, Are Larle Ae BAAR HOU S, : Ts. eT rere Beeria} inducement >. wood A tina : ‘war, : . A 3 rooms, lectri $20 (%) 721 | SE LA C. ‘lent fur i]s! : ; k ee Wel R45 rf} in 1: et, aoe ome R Oe (eq) | eNCH, 194) 4—> Mm, ihe Cael i FOR Fame - 1) on | 1035 N. Grand. Hours 8 A. M.toOP. uw. °F yy a. BLE FLAT BARGAIN 217 ° : oa 5 I ry) ay . la t ‘hd ; nee! Ww; o TOO Ss, tiie AT N An 4 Pur FO JIT, tT! @ ath. et fam heat - and roome t i. be ths ha rg sind loore PA T 9 © ° Y o ’ ry i FR? } | Hrilwn 4 . ; > ‘ ‘) . s - ?* ee . ‘ , a) , os Dei BOS Sine Cann LEIS heater Pit Wives int dae geet” Scar wa: | ven elt Poon priced right, Cages git | cetarmte “tage bathe. | Raraces: ren: VET eC ON REAL EsTare ‘ i Oti.dl, PAT siCig Ue ci! #8. rar: KiCe ( ? ve - Fx] ) fr Jen, EZ city: pr eed right. Olfax 3 i) KONS mone) 8 ree | bere: in r tiab c, — — : " ad cme - = . noe electric BELL. 35> ENT, Leg COLORED. Held P4 94 “ ER el RNET & 7) TRIG TRUST vy19 —neetnut AH REN, hop rs BEY D> z. 3602 Wo DOUGHERTY XR. = Be 0. S02 © hestnyu+ | small home — a “ prt ae MONEY TO ena On firg &53¢ second OS ie - « ec. is be ‘7—4 roo ms , Gj CKO" ; Bia ere sere a ca ke ‘tase, t 80) | -— . = Pay 7 = yong es elusty iM law (Si Ai NE a 18th. fe) 4 rooma. S35 : oid. 3 sear v MON Ww OF 3 4 re ; " "Fay sasaas : . weet ar ae RF AMIL Y FLAT, $35 MONTHLY : fier Ntial par). Thia ine ation ARCHENORFER Realtor, $25 t. 8 434 — Moder; ” TOoOom fiat. $30. 4972 Fairtex. - Sime $20 COND. Fi4 0 N , ; Webster Sieeed ” tin Bh! ‘ a6 ae Jb ook Nt 5 or | Re ert SAL monthly: only S500 Cash. 344 j wl alWavwe he CePirable On ar- . ae F546. 7 C.. e MOORE 2044 N. 4th. G arfieid 4659 | > ; as BUNGATS LOW One Sa a? 5 way , Dew. Br reoms rent wl] DAY the halance 9 rooms 2 COUNT Of tte PrOXimMity te Wash - Tent ; ’ ent Glee , ws _- ' 4 - ESPRFe 1 re I} PER OUNGALOW4 'D rooms, 9 ac res, and bath bric k bun alow: reasonable ; is ink 5% s "te ) Me pect ngtor . a Th» ° } } (rg Por ‘= Aine ; Sinka 11¢ } ] ith to j x ingt t Ur + fit ph) end a] ey Meads PP to ‘NOoia and bus a eas * rent Sine nt PAaAgONnabie AG ‘ Pe ANT BEL L, REALTy ty . meh. ' 2 4 rooms Moderna”; ne “ new apered: SK5. _— —— fn a. W EBSTER 6 ROV F = TR n ST ow. Art (ag née: prices on}. 7750 Box « ~'5, Poet- renta pay 1° ber cent "4 you will com ee hentn ae Gartield R621. | ON e* ‘JOHN Ww ATRINS. Rm. 307. 722 Chestn ut. 77, ho ) a v eo Fs at ° os LOT Rotor Qin a Dismay) ain ee eee aes —~———— S ’ Table. (ch0) S60 will de ‘corn te Forest 6 44601 (ce) : ‘O4 = ee “re F in 2 ‘ madw: we pi | 4 Streets cary aned 1° ir) Irie id 1 ) offer on i= im on 4-farm:!, ae) Ynis &lec tric food Lr ; 7 - ‘ Reena \ &Pypert on» OR anv (¢ 80) ars an ‘| VUg iine Price ania L@rvyis - f ©; a? \ frade rT} afr 5] 59 * Drie aon os * — et] KeOs . Si4 t DAN. a?12 eee | rooms bat h, to ef. : - Tee « I} ble Cy en ‘Very d; 1 for ir “pec i ILL , i lee Tarn * fy 7 ‘ ’ 1. = gr Orn am ty Jus late se ~~18t | electria ae —(°) SARAH AT w E ST MINS STER ib LF 7 NSTETN PR yBROWN Rag Hey Oa, £0) offices: Gat. WI a e.: 3 “eres with § Dane’ 4 Pomeeack |; 1) NLIMITED RESOUR RCES - 42 A-—3 and 4 rooms. | THERE ry 1° 12 — ~ Fooms. newly Att ' , 7161 Maneh, Bier. By | O486: 5964 Fue ; 7; — [Al ectie- 7 ot, Dake: ; , e , , ’ ’ eh racti € Llores / UB iP? eK ITNOAr ™ New brie 6 ANS Rtuenr, ey , a “as. eX = ‘ bil HIING ~"“A DS Pirner: Dual rental FLAT 4 4 he Pe } Ie S 26 {) ay ie Cx _— (e804 i et fee am Aee reed. ny e* m Olive, tn a thr nig ig beter Ose Geaprins Pe built by A “y Tones: 4 F aa —aDan) VOT] -. SO) $1) O08 Price $H¢ soA “tie YOO cas G07 FirnaAw a a e : Ai ~ , z A 5 s 309 ons Erna « « 25 we . se ‘ J a a waistor i é ain . — a ren? ur rooms Ciectric, $i ' peat: Ens, See junit raished phen en STH 4 0 RVT¢ F >! RE AT : FY CORRE T Gtory on rine fic na bedroon © 2 bathe . \ of Log aba} 4 7; +4 S ? : ote } a chrags ef é is s° ' Miwon L044 ‘ ; Crm field 44° 4 . ; u . ‘ o o ©i) ; rel wed . FHC NT Fx: \ ‘. ns Mies: A Se f 1) *2)1 } ree © P f*ea9 P ; ea ee _ . a at ia : A ’ trace & pers i Sh ; ~ or ¢« ; ; rar . [od | hay See BO ir & _ _«® and large slee me, Pore’ on seeing ¢ ~T.| SUBURB AX o006---Brick cottage: @ WILL cy 8 M " rH SR3K » iran’ t0 iy homes f ' “we Beem SEVENTH noche stan T ae Bldg. (c4) WOLE-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. Gar. asaz | peautitul pine Tels Sis 200: Sth MMBL: Rew decorated: | gy tite: rm Mily brick — rene pen with. 346 MONTHTY PERS SENTING 1 Iryt ifn ag. _e » j . 2 : Mautifi, ‘Ome and wi) 2 © pen for in- dice’ $23°K4 my en - ‘ a “; ¥—New S-reom bri, k re ae, Moe cpeeetnie ana ¢ race AT condi LOAN CORRESPONDENTS 4 na 5 ome. ‘Dat h | BAST 7 Ck Overs thing I igh Class — NORra phe aS H - iP. $, - 2] ?) or $0 W. Locke 008. Websthr hard woor floc _ wr eb; th. r bee fixtures HA? 4 K * NG ’ SB iy R } + py pope EMO oe 2 ares! ona SILVER. a le 6449 (eq) ha Myer floorg, wr a“ a furna €. shades, FACTORY Rit ILDING Wid, -—Tte — ‘ A eres ee brick mantel 4 blacks seyt) of Market Sit-family per, eGs ¢ rooms and eur | Shaan slp Mk Sr ee ad MW VK Lh MUL GD , — a ’ wer) rmarfield oo? wre? nhout dfs Oe P “teapiyy Kae Bie oa , - hype a i Bis Mid vert rr Poon iv} : : ie reve 18. bath, P [arn “a TET ER, eae Cheats ut et j sss? } Paonia oe ae ect ani fre ‘ Taiiroa i Wellston = — ine ‘ Y Pyere newe crfy r . “ i 2 , TA? iorge 1 PFN: re. w fx “fe f« r fiz Tie Ss Onan, RNACK, GARAG . virveled ated: en nr —l : AL ihe oe oe : »« “1, (2 eae ae ’ WEsr PAT}: 693° ‘Cast Of Met auale vr chines vj mTiake LOrrrig tens ‘basi " “ — t Hips ‘wor’ Fi ie éavn a es) ‘ aoe ewe ge O} I kK SPA‘ mei lhe or T Wwe w+ Pr la} hed / j Pi ( YP ww A é Ek Pi a . Attracs Ve and hs ely} } nilf bunga Tee nf A a DERS iN ST { kK }. Fer IR VW 4 NN cs ig a , «¢ “ Pi re . re ene #5 : ’ a ¢? 4 ‘ {> rey ; te reprry - ror rey é ahd fence fj H ry —— ei eee . - uf Be mod Cc ‘all Victor og: Aye // SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT Orrices. Box 73 149, P, gt Dinens. ch » § ud room a , LOfte ry oR - ~ .__ o ae ae ; (hes f RNs Gi Fs FL ‘i+ ena Do You Ne d ‘ See }e17— 2 Mom a lat NG AL OWS », ‘flats. houses. &! ] Sizes and — > RIE NE E N A V. Wii) we ' 4 SINGLE J LAT F aon PAURAN te ‘ye gE: ‘Ton* B rR nice —_ erpi rices " cis ST SET. pry RNS 105 (he tive. fg ‘ Tane =« aa , Bd s G arr N OLTAN 712 Cheat. | ; TAs. DD CLARKSON Kirkwood (rR, | see pone di -room erick bu ingalow; 7102 oe os = , = k hard : aS r PP sgyep 7 Ps ry re. 5 ey yore 8 rn FASY TERMS. one F ROM) j : natin” ~ vr of oGN} ”s iy) 2g fos grow ng lel i ij ewe é-T oor oric arr we] fg } “ . aU j 2 ‘ 2 , : % ' Ne Pi ? . ~ rasesgeaes 8 . turns at ice, rend | CHATHAM, — mesg » 9 5. 5 ton . ~~ oe nrice ADd terirne are hgh ne Ww > a { w: wud f Ors. Nhot-w, er heat iA’ ire Seep. rage at) 4 Si UR ver tn Min; jot 2 Si 40) ma ' = VE & onl ECHT. a8: N. a 3) Wr MAKE ANG & et til, oF ent | 10Uuse: £ Toots, 2). & UpPetaira + ~8; i 7 STECK RE Af Pry IRS > 163 aston fo Ag porch beautify} mante': garage: 3 Usia. 1A) al wi ~ ? y BW. ‘€/)) | electric arage. Parkview [R7oy4 | —_— a Ad eat Becks BOUth OF Fine Pes HEM) ELMANN SPA CKLER Ri E. on 726 LNT FIR ST AND S ha OND E et SE: eC. = S Sines ge 3 x: r et srk “ T ¢ ¥ 5 roo mse RUNTOOM. HILL LSIDE AV... 840 ( Webster IPO Vas PEO] E'S REAY7 Y. 7180 Manchester # Tie , Wo. ™. RY | nh DING. amen = La wk: pe ther ome Per ai) : -_ eee & eet Grand ay sd , ae | FARM: For RENT , 8) — RE NANTS: Low Pwie TAD TEM LOUIS Phe rt a a. 4 (e4 Seven reoome and reception ha!) : il eon. | YAlER ys ~ ee aa terqeeeeecins Ss N (; L IB Fr B BAKNGhOVE yg SP Ei “@i7- | « : —_ “Oo rooms very modern: ponte ances: £arage: lurve Grounds; yes Apy ‘is were —_———- ALE, 9055_— Brick bunga) ‘Ww; S-room ef 7 t. Gi? at. Tth lower, meen FAP ig’ a RIS (4) i : Nee BIDS, PLANS, _ESTIMATES rcben, aad “pare die air tal FT. yet fi, ienery ©? "*f, lin t*® car lir ©: Gand AND WALSH |HUGH H STEWART. Agt.. 1002 Chestnut | EMO — oe =f home: large front room: firep! ! 9 Matine of 3 4 and 8 roome: | ini LINDE NWOOD.—¢ Ottage. © and 4/ R I DE L ING r BU IL DING Ss | Poor rer KIL.FIN REAI oes rooms, very reasonable Apply st. Ga neid 0034 ana | 2715 8. Mth wt Fe AT.TV ¢%) =? oft; Cre § and F Peitityis fils hat? See wep fi re: if yoy iatienencan Den ' - ©, 4 sd ; Mn eepla ae Page 1324.% ‘N ION (15 8. th a ON TIME ra \YMENT oe toe iia ems FOR SALE terns at RROW sy . nn ZS , Contes! fi? ot snd Conte ' net ‘ear. . Koome, * Rath. Steam Heat— 45500 j ) 2 at " *% yfis; ; did ote } ‘ Dar: ead ; me rite TRR Riv Peri} aT 4 t b ‘ 4 a ws : hes Pa! ale fteam : fe } + es Amn eg t> * “tren ; BH tO ery, " MONEY AN 18 Meine hester Hiland 8G, 5964 hes PepRrate a» ve . there we es anal T+ is Ww vee FARM—#0 ees. £8 Biisin. - aston. | &bat y O91). ’ — (on ANDERSON -STOCK Ei] LRMANN. ‘ SAaANMtwr “s tena, ‘i, , i. eee 5) MONEY Wig lh my of ¢: Mart) inieree: gn . PPO pO se a'tering Your vi \f, ‘ Ci Typer '} 7" kK ee Tere % . . e ee ~ mocatllines = ae hr ROR oh heetn it {e7) aeeaie : OTe tes) Maher; Diese ¢. re Pom Dis fd) bull ling, We wil} ! wild for you fo; a “0. - rank Kel; “ey MN. 2 ‘a ~ —_ i a stm. — ‘ Oke: a, Ou — — ———— mail down payment lance’ F ileliieililibaiieg cia cca esting BR | . pall tr; a thwest i oiea Chem eal Bide.’ G artield saben hy, TAMM AND W: ADE Ap: irtme lit Sarcain. mosthie py ai! “sack, a etent GU ARANTEK]) Le IANS “ea PEE ~ =~ =oeeee ~ ~ ’ : i S ACR Cr Ly f + arge Yea ith - water hems Pom th bev Ree ‘ities in . ru) at t hy : “ va ~~ | and tile 1 bath, fu fur. | imi Al "ART ME EN = AND ee — Florida 14} * enti 7 peer rg ee. m8 pe ng | ¢ we J ‘io el ' es North cya te K.. ort S xtra fine basement trace: ened has ee ma: Sime ce . of Bn, s tones | Ts — i“ T y ’ LAND range ‘ aunty 206% acres” a. 4G gide DO Oe Tee liied + th hardwood | Te ine, SPartmnen me ” om wo BO riiggion ¢ Onn $. ons - Thm 4 S06 . ( 167A on bu low: rent |i] G ARA( iE $70 00 cl naa. Ser = FOR SALE | yy Pact: One section cut by Dixie HH; gh. O0re. furnace heat brick f Fepiace and PSrior: alao 4 garagns eg SO pee Jor: . 8 BLAKE & Eno RIS “heateet | $4000" « “$7 Ae 37500 nh ; 1n-7 z m Unga ow ‘ ‘ok Fiii tf. = As 4% . th North War E200 io $400 ler acre one third | n Oe brick ‘ee ™ 40. foot “Jot: - j make yo wit) ai j — Pino ha $: () in Chak. jy bee — finn So : , “tone 7 ae . ae s yal ; j ° * * : m & p . ~~. bi 47 net ; aes ii : n ‘ ance me ' n : es ‘a ete i. | HOseR. jane, bath eat acdor hag ame. brealtant “or ® ra} agama: ne eNiee Bn aM ‘Gulce mail? | TUEIUS Waro’.can or —— me ay ANDERSO: CRTOOCKE TET ERMANY, | HOSER. S204 8. 28th ce) | |/II poo, in-a-dor hed. open porch ttle Cor. San Franc; sen and | Sophie worth the money! wire i in terested aes 1 HALLER Roo f07_ Chestnut. | R08 , Ce i cea la D&th, hardwoed floors, beautify} in x12 w : West TW! electric ixtures: will decorate toi |, — os — UNRESTRICTED ; | 4. A. RUST «4 BONS nelrr ©o.. O8 Cheatnut 7 $1000 ¢ C ASH | —_— 218 ov acres adjoining Vern, ity limite, $00 | . ae Re Fi; ’ | 8305 te roerm@, teat ; i j The dy iats Sati Fg m 20° acre: muss be sold. Pomtot tice Box | 7615 ROSE D AL E DRIVE e w 2. oom ats. | oe ' —ne 1. Se hi eult; Farrage with side Griveway ; igi cines te, made. s ot i he wil] ht thade Liias 269 Peoria, TH, room fiat al; feDver. 1; lust comp eted-: gre today: Open '! Spring. Law pries Seam theoke : DE Deere d Bird Painted . S00 | 731° id | Zephy » pr! ace (ac OMS from ij — r a Sioan" je and rent Money furnace ~~ . “Tr 1 Broom trie: bungalow, in bungalowlané. We have new 4-famiiy fiate. with sen HACRONULTE R. BE. OO. 2407 M. Broad. | ry Ve "Re ae i Where no liele or 2DAT Mente are built tiie grate front e- 'ranhees eles QPart rier: tris way : fe? 5 } . iF TES, w ENZ df be Peary (% Pm iLrrire? 111i o/] i roar, } ard 00d fin at FUN room Standanr lentrance tile TAT sears Fone ste. « aT nan } 5 ‘newle a * Maplewood High Scho : : 8 oH . ais ©” ee n 3 . a | Mfg ¢ } tater? ik Peur t it} bath tiie 4 Cer Nace b eat lerece Pe erorrig Tifge? Byer is 2 teers Se 200 Fa rooms Pat h 1, BEWiy dec I | JF SSF M Silla oo, re f West PARM- Tiinoie : 140) george af Udder yi | whacdes Clectric fixe To derorating Ond inleted: wil) a on terme ef S405 ‘eer re fe ASH RIT’ JS ra! P10 Wa Sve cen. % 202-729 Chestnut. Garfield] O>-g> | teint repensiienstians etna eet VStiCnN, BTA ne ACTS if in terested, nee) copper ecmena., Phone Forest YUGS for! Pe lerce temt his Mor informats, ; wed Mh] 416 ¢ hee ‘¢ "SR? Teomee mate... | - oa. = S3 x) i ae ; ALANO GALS Ot. itt Pla. Pein, 40x 7 Fe Cape or De: Waternigy ; .. Kings Si 1 tps Yeu out ‘Orr e iM $5n5 ee "age for 2 8. Pris, S446: ¢ juieh | 4 "lanes bath, Odes si de te Crain nates ct Pt teers - TD Pow ernent ont 4 ay Pes | Py We iu Wate; wen, OF tiie bel erp. MA J Rx« ry PEP ONCE cries oc. a te ' - ‘ rors ' ' ae HALE RE REAL Te ¢in weHon. “Linden 883 (oN L—SS==S— Se! a. miy. Cau Forest Lasse Out # » ‘ ale wrigis ite i *;

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Aja R_ & 6 16% | aati oie Chee crease. be Peg Right 18% | 32 ta | 8 en second all Unt les bein & price able wt! tT | | Be one Alas sg BBP 119 ia | Sioa Ole STOCK | 1 Aigas- ey $128) 57M 105%, ° % not ia” $99 of ad pone Ka = $100 of bonds be fo oo | s % — Al, J Gi! & 41 in bh’ On pid -J 20 pe 1227 %\ 9 Le | *s 99.24 9a olla 6s ia 0096 s und me | i - 99 " UR — | ° A Cc ~ ae 10 j 10 } ~ i % fARKE xs Co” e ay 14 no 4 lg 12 eo * T . nd r, th Libe vv lots trade c ies YOR Te ; b+ by losatlee Wi, ning Post econ York , Al Mog 7 28 1933 39359 4 . 2 | Weentay 20 Indunt SRAGES i) P = B4b j ie > my | 2445 “ two \ 13,082 agg we ; wi thirty Bhowrnion are in st 32 Mii AILROAD ; High. | Low. i © po Y et Review | — #) sss ig r M6! 2 % 133%) il oa eee 5 20 Ru ame tI G& “ B32 ie 9 le | ri. ' % yea veils : re ‘(y-s e il S! ee ‘ of ain ORK ~ on” 1064 Ja spatch 4m 6 120 il¢ 3% | *: Toa a ee 18 ailr ie TC E bi ine Y be ane ® $32 rs aw $13 second » & Olla h t&L. BON 98 ' ost 4 5 se Post TL. o~ > dc A Ch! 4 %i12 114 &. ° ear a g0 140.60 1 ads. 7 OM “fie Sig! 6: » 2% —_— 2% 24.97 ago eek 915.04 nds sale . rs ist Bb S53. DS reat ified pad ian 100%; 16h st in ifs CO i—Th a oe hi 14 90 % | 20% 112 %;° 3 High, 195 140 13.73 || Bac 60, 129 31 63 oi. .975,00 - *-Fr ago 7.900 of « és print & 3s Bess 3. . 108%. . in DP wong on lan. 27— 4 é E nm B “ } 4 3 4 ST 8) 120 % | 1% I = . 12 “ee & ob 113 pon I P Ci > 15, 127K ‘ 3 _ S ’ 0 a om J . $1 o ve a dol! ted 10 4 ae Ss M ve 1 a ‘trac tue new tb : Fata ¥ z QR i, LNNY j review tod pyright ve- {A M1 60! 6) 31 %9| 90%). ww. 19 .. 21.93 11331 jj Back * 3, 13 % 27 we le Pe gk B Sales. yea an 8.343 gains ar id lark ees OS bei impues ' ting 3 power igh bitab=eerd. 0092 ' orale ay say ed fi m Bes D 99%) $1 O% sess 143.62 431 |, Paig oo @ 31 > : T% 23% ar SECU rag — 09 t $1 and M-K t "St > tase ox i 03 % ing “a Byes of alae om age Po 2. 4 7 Se nan- Am s 4 1) 414 BO 31 %& Xs Loe .139-- = 102.88 _ D M wd 20 i 46 5 1% G RITY. a Oo an pen a \ 3.193 43 M nao 7s 40. % HY ' Ba! ving nh p> ont f bond tode 1204 10088 te er : 1 Ho Mal 41%) 41% 09% |" & An Die ER 1 a 35%) 39 (308 02g | 501 a te ome reson salen were $361 sin pg 25 Mo Pac a = 2 Mo P $5 47 "1037 93 ' . 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St LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH rs eA a om . : s 8 Pa 4 - uy 4 oa = => - es oe ae % ¥ ¥. rs Pro rn is bs aie ai. ~ Mexi co | yer the route of the + me e 2 ; _d ; | =n § oe For Ten Years the Southwest's Most Noted Train’ Leaves St. Louis Daily at 6:45 pm. @ No other place helds greater orportunityv for pleasure and recreation than the Texas Plavgrounds. Picturesque, progres sive cities, entrancinglyv beautiful resorts, springlike davs through- out the heart of winter, smiling skies and genuine hospitaliry! @ Whether wou thrill at the prospect of unlimited opportunities for out-door sports. or merely long tor delightful changes of scenery, tor restful. | healrh- giving davs of enjowabie sight-seeing, vou'll find a 1a i vacation in the Texas plavgrounds al! that can be desired. Davs of delight await vou in Houstor, Galveston. San Antonio, Corpus Christi, other Texas cities and in the beautiful Lower Rio Grande Vallev. © From almost anv pointin the Texas piavgrounds it’s a short journey to Old Mexico —a land of un- ending contrasts that mever cease to interest and charm even the most seasoned traveler. Through : service to Mexico City afforded bv convenient car- to-car tramster at border pounts. gq Tickets, reservations and further intormation ee Tower Grove, Union Station or Citw Ticket Office, 318 North Broadway Main 1000. * rT 7 * Ce 4 . ) MISSOL | Rs . eso 2 * rr xcrsy : : Sto 1 : Hot Springs Stop-over q See. visit and enjov this ‘ wonderful, heaith-civing National Park in Arkansas. : Special round-trip rate trom ‘ Little Rock. $3.51; from ' § Benton, $2.00. ; Fares Privileges >. weectsat Tourist | With Liberal Stop-ovcer AUGUSTE CHOUTEAUS ES! , 7 ~_- by = mas lattar s \W J is Tho isa Se ee _ —— *-“a 4 =~ + Aan he mn Also Exhibite 4 4 Mer- ee , 4 5 on ~-—_@ ome aor? a2 all Ne ae ant i aliOGt Meeting ~s 4 ‘ a west ef Augtste CiAcutear s ; «- ‘Th ~ in da pair ef pants worn by ic0m- cr a — **ea oe + -a ~ # iS g 2% ..2eTso were tre tea.ures 9. he display of garments presented 1 Associa- esterday by the Nation EVENINGS USUrsCrURrEs EVENINGS ESTABLISHED i291 iz, Our store is jammed - second-hand Player. ‘Grand one t priagthr veel that ave i- lated in the past days We need the room ror the peaieee ? f new Srarck lances arri 4 ‘a so We are emtting the eatune Ae bed-reck im order te ciear the entire steck im the next few days. SARE PRO CRIT RIEL OIE PETERS IEE net we + > we i) ee ae es ee ee a ower OWE a a’ ; Shy BP reg Sixt ae ad ace Dh oe Daren aero 8F oS tay cots ee es Obie 2 Bey This is a sample of one of the benatiful Player-Planes included tn this great sale. ‘2° per week io JANUARY CLEARANCE i 3 Every instrument especially priced for quick sale. way, Cable, Krell, Hardman, Kenmore, Kimball. ee pit Aan ale ta a a fin ” spe aang A ttt’ ital Starck, Steim- : Player-Piano [—- =Frti ( EEE Sale Price, 995 We guarantee every inetrament tn this sale ta GUARANTEE be entirely satisfactar. Tt it inet, rea can ex- ebange tt any time within two years fer a better Piane or F! aver- Piaee aed we will allew all yeu have paid. NEW STARCK PLAYER-PIANOS, $900 TO $3250 ® A. Starck Pianos > Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos Southeast Cor. 1 1th & Olive Sts. (1018) St. Louis The POST-DISPATCH is the only Si. Louls evectag newrpaper giving Agsociated Press news service ad ~ % _ ‘ - = tian of Merchant Tailors, whose ’ a2 °% ca? om t*taaneh ann oe, 84 conrer L.£CR Wiss e AOERe - + = 7 ~* am? oe a ose tomorrow at the Hote! Stat- ae — ~ e - _* &. lia "se tes? a? CBO ®4u. Wat. W.. a oo | > - 4ar - 3 ive ‘2 was a we so Oe ets -S “7 4 * = i ms 0 = . . a 3. 3 © - >¢ —_— 3 * - ‘ rrned Ww go.d iace, +:-4ea@ of little brass 3fters 7 : on - - ear + ze af £O 4 2 “- —_ ” 2 4 ©, " oe "= > - os? a en Ma li - ° iy 7~ = _ —— —_ v2 = > **eocnr Hh > ] oe uSé : e o =m i: — - R32 ad ° - sad w 4 a a + Pa ~~ - > , « ~ ~ "ere area ‘oD b®@ ne Tacdcitcda:i Large sm the present cond of fashion. “iotched and pea's lapels are abe BR + * ~~ 3 « ?a% ~— = °° > i. . ~*~ Go 4 > _ - oo > ~ -«- Tv > — . - ; 7 - ed ~ a & ~ + = e. 8a Prcoas a ms : Be = = “4 i - ——— . Py = - 2 ne re s + ts Wer + : ‘ , . iti —— a ao - = ss 2 Fred 5 £ 4ra st 5 is Pine - ater re @ pening ess a a - - - ae * a Fe, : 2 members to see a = » 4 — ~ - ~~ t ae = -+ _ 25 pker she affairs of the = . . puntry’s business he 2,98 | a | - - > - TE = tm -2a — > 2 -~ ‘eA = = _ a a7 _ rac -_ » ta 3 co Me - $ 72 a as:s . .> - - . ¢ Pe ai ee = ~~ ~ Pring *% 4 ~_- -= ~ aor rT a > a ~~ 3 “sv een *eece@. Purr ea:3% fatire at his was -ontraryv to 2 ‘dena ~ ow ~ > Aam™ a - =I a" Tse dn tbbatet >: aries ©. Wetse —? Werw Vaete seq the campaign methods of @ ready-to-wear nr icturers nd retailers. Wetzel said he -> o _ >* + - ~ & —— & . st Ba | ~ * a a wet . _-— > - ~~ ? . Vass ee | 4 a:;,aQrecd —— ga e oe ~-_- ; a — e- i -_ -_ a “ ~ ° = ~ Yernie ars -a7 =tr -~ . r os al x s=- = r - - a ‘ “ 3 ) > he 4 ° ae a | = =) —— -~ - - _ a a Me, ~ a - lea ws + ™ ave “ 3 is + 3 "nm RELIEVED. PAIN. AND SWELLING. OVERNIGHT Long-standing case of rheu- matism helped in a few hours After having suffered with rhenmatism for years, and tried al! kinds of rem- edjjes a thousands of peopie } _— Pe at iast found a wa: to +. Guic relief. J get + k, “T have been a sufferer from rheu- matism for years,” writes one woman from Washington. D.C. “At times my hands are termbly swollen. Sloan's always gives me relief in a very short time. I have tried other liniments , but nothing equals Sloan's.’ The marvelous effectiveness of Sioan's is due to its sumulatin ig effect, upon the circulation. Straight to the sick, aching tissues, it sends a healing tide of fresh new blood —-c iears out rheumatism germs— kills pai Soa Pleasant and clean tot use. tne. ¥ = don't even have to nm ust pat on gently and you wil! eet imumedi- ate results. All druggists—35 cents. . ON DISPLAY —— February for Furmiue; SALES THA! SAVE / USE YOUR GRED?F UNDREDS of St. Louis shoppers have already discovered that a small amount of rmonev ae aw bs buys a great deal at May-Stern’s. Inthe February Furniture Sale furniture is marked down way below former fair prices! FOUR PIEC Summons Full-Size Meta! Link Fabric § Cotton Mattress ALL FOR $1 Sar ES Bed! pring! 6.85 rings la + Liisa & Two Piulows represen Sensational Offering! The ish. mt rr Aid ny, many dollars in your pocketbook!!' bed is genuine Simmons, made of metal in brown £ The spring is all metal, link fabric: the mattress is ALL COTTON and the two pillows are very soft. $2 Cash—$2 Monthly Pays for This Group Bed Outfit} 4 char acter an nd -buut to withs “Tey to duplicate = — , ? nas narm . > and herd $10 Monthly Pays for This Entire Group this sale spueial: Vv ving- -Room, —_— 50 Value ? Sor . ss c - es Ka 7 SIX PIECES 3-Piece Bed Davenport Surte Davenport Table End Table Bridge Lamp ALL FOR $177.50 Buffet Extension One Armchair AT MAY-STERN Table ALL FOR $98.93 (senuine veneer tops of real walnut veneer. . design ilxké his for under $100? reat Purchase of Dining Suites] EIGHT PIECES | Five Side Chairs nd gum combination...with fronts, sides _overlays of burl walnut. ...a marvelous value! And where else could you buya A $175 Value—$6 Monthly Pays for It e A beauti * Clearance of Heaters Floor Samples Reduced 25%: Our entire stock of Heaters and stenting Stoves is reduced the February Sale. An opportunity to a 6 CF. 7 ~- r hae = .. - eq! ne Go Special Tomorrow Only Reed Fernery A REAL SPECIAL! Dall ‘$1 Coc Monthly 7 - 7 aiue ae = ~~ & An Unusual Value “2” Added war i | ith for Hil Mn that pin room. A === = tremendous value —_——— ee AHL AIA | et] vil ...one of the sale leaders! 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ee x ee ee ae Saget ea PSOE RIA: Mite 8S gina lei den SE RR eM aeoneg og * LAE at RH RS tigi Rae SE OR 4 Peed PS sasad gaia AREER BEML Ras | Ber sagt mie , in. ey ey eee, & ——EeEeEeEeEeEeE————— — —_ Ye Ye eS Fiction *. mely Discussions aS . A DAILY DOUBL Oe a i i PRP BOP Oe ——-— -— - - - = Soo” een errr oe ss ee cee eC OhlCmhC Cr chm. CN aa laa Gf A I as egg lal ead ——- -— = —- —- - gf A en, RR Ee a ae a a a ee ee ee ee _ —— ——— —_——— i ot Re a Oe — — ” OO ——— ——nnmenmnnrtll sneer agree “omar te ~ ooo ee el A A AIT ne elt a _ 2 Cow CLC A COT ST. LOUIS POST-Digpe a THE UNWARY FLY. CHAPTER ilk. FTER the first dinner party at scarcely a passed without Larrabee's din- - ~ > *-* af ter t her urgent invitacion — _* -* =~ ” « a " 7 of a ow ’ A ke i sas € yy > Ow > . * he charming. gay in she arranged for the @dull summer months. She was. in fact, his so woOomaAaAdo coq uaintiances who even invited a. | to _ xed part oe His other friends seemed to take it (for “ranted that he mourned the ab- ent Nan, and most of his invita- j0ns were to stag affa.rs. Caroline always arranged to > two or three other guests. be- her cousin Gordon Ii'rescott, to Larrabee. however. he Fe 1 rueful. Dicasing evening, for dinner. when he found her {’'DBe arrived . . ieee ing preriily “Ob. Dane, I'm so sorry—azd I know youll be frightfully disap- pointed—but the Frasers. whom rd asked for tonight, were called eut of town at the last moment « poor old Gordie came down his dreadful dyspepsia afternoon. It looks as hare and w71th one of aitacks this though you'll me. ail by myself, f: tie lauched at her apparert dis- Caroline, I could ask gTreaior good fortune,” her ‘gailantiy “Besides, nk what a feast we'll bave— tood for three extra plates.” brightened perceptibiy. ‘What a sport take it so nicely. I have your fa- vorite dish, too—breast of guinea ben with mushrooms.” He drew a deep expansive breath, his eyes twinkling. “Now I am glad the Frasiers bad to go away Pry about poor Gordon, thorgch.”’ “Oh, it's big own fault.” Caroc- tme answered lightly “He WILL eat lodster smothered fn rich may- enmaise on the hottest day in sum- I dropped by the elub on my uptown this afternoon to in- dear TO sured ** we Ps, - rood you are to mcr ws jure about him—and incidentally to berrow some of his gin for th cock tals—and be wasnt so badly off. Only distressinog!ty peevish.” “Well you can’t blame him for crouchy when he has miss ome of your charming. lit Larrabee assured ber, the cockiail shak - hand and beginning to weitate ¢t tced contents. “Do you really enjoy my parties. Dane’ she asked eartestly. “I"m always so afraid you are bored and that vou just come fer eld time's San Oe . “My dear Caroline, you're delib- erately fishing for superiatives,” he told her laughifigely. “My unfailing Presence, my e¢acernesa, and my appetite are certainly sufficient proof of my appreciation.” She perched berself lightly on the edge of an arm chair, watching shake the drinks. “You know, it's rather fun—just ourselves dining together.” she confided prettily. “Quite like old tumes, eh Dane.” “Quite.” be smiled at her as he prepared to pour the cocktails in- to the glasses. But he didnt persve the topic. Hic too could recall something about “old times” amd one of his most Vivid and unpleasant rem inis- cences was his effort to stem (‘arolime’s sentiment. She had ai- ways been to him a pleasant Yricni and companion. Hie bad never theught of her otherwise, but he had become uncomfortably awar., sometime before he married Nan. that Caroline would have preferred # Warmer fceling toward berseif than fmendship Hiowever, he told ! that was all over long ago. Caroiine was rmpore deeply Nan'’s fricnd now thar bis. at end of a few weeks, though, be was beginning to doubt bis optimistic assurance cn this score. For, more and more o*ten, Careline was inviting to tete-a-tete dianers. Somehow, it seemed. tbat heinc to 2 om i%. ; ne itn npoers mre hs oe ee ee ae ie a Lz 4 . ; At ¥ ide oer enews oe 2 . : he ® Ai! f7 : Lae her other guests were always fail- ime ber at the eleventh hour and Cerdon seemed perpetually or out of town or detained with busi- P as. Twice when he was supposed to be 1, Larrabee, dropping tnto the ciub on the way home frem Caro- line's, discovered the invalid ipock - ing remarkabiv hale. weish rabbit and al: The discovery . partaking of made him thoughtfu’ Several evenings, too. Caroline rang him up at home and asked him to take her to see a picture at an out-of-door movie on the edge of town. which was attracting a fashionable audience durir ths summer onths. She explained on cach eccasion that her own car was out of erder and she loathed taxis. “it's perfectly correct and for vou to De seen with me. even if we mect sicews of accuain- she assured him laughine- ty. “I'm such an old, old friend. an@ devoted to Nan besides. No one Cah sccuse me of trying to vamp you’™ They were @riving slowty back to town after the third such excur- som. There was a moon and the oar g%ded softiy ever the silver ribben of a read that unwound be- Tore them. Caroline siched and Gieeped, apparcally waceasciousiy. dis-~ creet week oe — wweer eR 2 ; He could at cOoOmour ‘ her sboulder against his. He frowned acd bis cyes were thought- f,. ~~ “he next time ehe rang him up *s invite him to dinner he deciined “ ~~ a ee | 7* oa an oe ~~ th: pica Cc: previous engage - ™ om * eee se THE “STAG” PARTY. Chapter ELI. discretion Was necessary in w renewed friendship with Prescott, he went about ise of it rather thorough- There were no more tete-a-tete dinners at ber apartment Instead, L_arra Der he a extending (;ordon and several! > countered invitations by several bimself-—to — im a. he ai 4 oL.oer = vw 74 * fsrnds ATtter a Itwe series ot ul om 7 tt ® such picasgant iniormaj ariairs, when he feit that his obiigations to Carcline were fully capceled, he began to be very basy when she telephoned him—or fust leaving for a week-end trip—cor entertain- ing an out-of-town business man. He was heartily regretful in his excuses, apparentiy sincere in his : “— S ed = £ " ? « ~~ guests had already arrived. Tanner was shaking him by the hand in hearty and hilarious weicome, when arrabee heard a burst of feminine laughter from the direc- tion of the lrawing room anh: looked inqguiringly at his host. “I thought you saéd this was stag’ “Sa n j ° hing ied Tarner ™” *" hs ed Sten ificant.} ‘NO wives, yo un- 4 derstand. or sisters or sweethearts. Just a bunch of girls who are sports and always play around our crowd. Oh, perfectly respect- abic.”” he added hastily, n rabee’s frown, “nothing i> er rougn if my rouse. They're just—well—er —vou call them ail Dv their first lunch with you you'r married or not. and if you want to stop at a shop after- they'll ward and buy ‘em a hat or half lozen pairs of silk hoge, they won't be offended.” Two minutes later Larrabee was meeting the “bunch of g00d sports.” His first impression was that they were all very young, ovcr- manicured and overwaved and ove rmingied. Their eyes were their young faces and as regular aad chorus girls very wise in Smiles were mechanical as a the first row. They were all presented by Lar- rabee by their first sames—vVi and Ted aad Bobby and Jackie. They ail greeted him with shrieks and Waving cocktail ciasses. One detached herseif from rest and offered him her hand and 4n individual smile. She was slim ard willewy and brown-baired with ess Makeup than the rest Her eyes. blue as forget-me-nots, were wistful. as if she were always on the point of tears. Hier name was Flora. Throuch- »ut their subsequent affair. Larra- bee recalled hearing her last name @nly once or twice. To Be Continue . (Copyrizit, 1908.) > ws OLY 7“ aan the LA ATTN = etn titi. DATE TR SS Somanllinmaatecaces | ' ~~ j . ; - » cee e r . Mant 38 @xklied from Florence When the Guelph army of Charies F > ="? > Valois entered Flore nce, its ‘ 4 - > ; Py 4 eager meted out drastic sentences 1 ~ } &i Memoers ¢ ‘ne Opposing we . nea ? . ioe Lne ha Lon. a le 2, et . ni : hs 4 P . — * «% - being a member of this parm Waa + . 2 > —— not on an.shed from his native + Ome he . - 7 . . civy Out condemned to be burned . ~ €* or om es - 4 > . aiive ever found again within its wails The Scorched Photos. HE Phe’ ographs seemed ruined T tied on them as a result of os 2@ SNoae 42nd dust burning 7. — —_ . soit coa The woman of many ?., | . > + iM@ag Happened in one ja. She asked for the furniture polish: she put a iittie of this on a clean cloth and rudbed it all over one of the Phetes she asked for " cioth and with this she brisk fubbed the picture. To the amaze- rrr? of +h, OuUNe ew :* ¢ yy Photo- graph oked new but she Sars she is going to try it on Lhe former of the nezt photo first to eee 207 it works. ONS To Kerp Meat. it you have no ice and wish to keep fresh meat over nigeht, wrap if in a cloth dampened with vine- gar and spoilage will be delayed. . - . Less Troubic. When sending dciicacies to in- “aids and persons tn hospitals. if possible send them on paper Plates with paper doilies, and save them tire troubie of returning dishes. * 7 7 Broken Threads. A thread of yarn that has start- ed to pall ‘he carpet should never be pulied all the way . out from out, Sut should be cut the same ength as the mst of the nap with a pair of sclgsors. a a” * Marketing by Teiephonc. This method of catering “an be Aone very successfully with a re- 4).° store and 4 cterk who knows Ac Loe Housewife will accent oniv 2 best. Plan the order aad Write .* + : } . A atone ameen ee tl rE ~~ tie ie din ie di ie id | | > | > FOR COLORFUL REN US Tar Tar By HANNAH WING itll ae —s | INTER menus sometimes lack w - - . i. 12% Ail is 440 CE 0 coior ab flavor which is so easily ob- tained in the summer menu... Well- cocked beets. a bright ta. te - j | ~~ an A _ - re: CO.6% encacer, s§ - “~~. =” lent and of good flavor, can be used in a Variety of ways and give color and sparkie to the menu. Beets ate most appetizing when served in combination with a little acid which ¢e S$ a certain sharp- ness that acce iaies and brings cut the true flavor of the beet Beets im Aspic. Fill cooked beet sheils with ~h speed beet Mixed With sbre dd: celery, finely ‘at Cucumber and chopped mut meats marinats i with Freoch bage used in place oe ‘ucumber. serve the beets on in dividual salad plates, with chopped aspic jelly, lettuce leaves and ripe olives. Beet and Anchovy Salad |. ill . - . Ahree large boil: : rm 3a v Qe > , ° I > ~ ’ hard-cooked ¢fgs. six anchovies (curied). Cut beets in halves dis- ‘ia -_ ne at ni . “? ~v ‘ 2 carding , Ww wh bd ei eo Pee Vj 4arinat in French dressing and chill. Remove the yolks from the eggs and press through a sieve. Chop th — ae > ." = Ce se , = ‘ " whites fine. Make a ring of the ~ he 4 . “ X hopped Waite | ar: in Jj Ve » ‘ a se of each slice of beet. Wy } : the center with the ege rolk an anchovy on siice on &@ Small and garnish dressing. Beet Scrappiec. One quart chopped cabbarec wart chopped cooked beets, rrated + OP. =o 7 nH 9 . * ‘Sp re on ‘ i‘ * ileal’ With mayonnaise she one cup horseradish. '. ; Cups mild vinegar, one cup sugar. salt ~~ : . Combine the cabbage. horseradish and season With salt. 4 ] hoa aie oo rr ai . ocd > Vinhega! LISsoOive Ho Sugar in it and add it tn the fre mixture. Cook un jear. This iS particularly a nice relish to serve Wirth mutton or roast hee? | Philosophical] | Phrasings . bene TT Whatever is, ts in its causes just. an ui Jt YT GL. . t a Th se e 3 fad eS i) 2 - P| 3 ’ | tion ave to pear kimeself caled the sga@vior of society the next. ——i 0% @ ae é ry spota. Easy and quick was. Try 5. ©. S. iiieeriaerenettilinertinieenmnemecenn meal daughter the cost Waggac Upper Left—Miss Chy John Childress, made a cil Mrs. Robert MacKenzie’ : national carpital’s outsta Center—Miss Eliz | Custodian and Mrs. & Upper Rugh ington’s popular members Mrs. Charies A. Mc 5/ girl of “red schooihouse “ Lower Right—Mrs. ah daughter of Seider : ™ , daugt stantes, Ryan, soc: PUN ACH ‘3 in ‘he 4 tne _" ms . - = ‘ . : - ‘. . turn ee to ef het diah. ‘ | or 2 4 ca ‘ - 40 3 ea pe if she would echoo! herself in| the latter person if she does not mound shape and ned Ww —_ * “c 7 -_ a wv. - = co 4 . — . o e o 7 * % Py > - ae — 3. Gear, + Just cant these small ways of beauty, just as take herself in hand and mend her sliced hard-beiled ¢ss. Th ik “4 4 ebale. ** « . re a a : : - . - Hy coee ¢ SisCeOG sé .~ % - ’ . , —— ww ae _ — SS oe im advising my readers to do ways, and incidentally her beauty S salad. Gerved) wit) — Pua) $ . a ie i : Pe Rae nS es pinach 5 j i BE EROSS | —{} 45 >| bend, © | keeps wer i * ~ iften i hear peop.e say. she Can so about . gq Uie ry . oLne ith - wi —— ~ +n ——, = ~F? an tian a - = re , & . * sane: recs fo h oo * ; ov n”~ ; 4 : oi ‘ ‘ 7 Z P , f ; iat ew SOS VA very BiGSt ane Ai- is that are positively dirty'’ or will be surprised how easy it comes, _ stems from the leaves in it as a; ~ - nat : i : three pints. Mince onien nce she gets the hang of it. Then, what pride she can would be if she a cnance,” or “a ‘ .0onKkS 305 rea. and Jain ty T ok ww Nee te, y ine . 5 r . a & » As “2 * AE on. > °o? i —S 244 & ait i&-« im vv is halt too, My answer is that. of eourse. the realls have no sympathy for that take in her accomplishment when person Wo sits down and saysshe girl; she lets herself look such a she finds her friends sincerely com- "aN 40 . taime Ww! never io + ™ ess Dlimenting her looks. She will know But if she tries, what possibilities ‘ow. these little remarks are be- that it comes simply from her hard- sine _ ng passed on to you, in the hope fought battle. She will know that ‘Ow will admit that painstak-|“.4t you will derive a lesson there. the looks were always there. but ing care-of t Derson comes easier ‘Tom. that she has just been learning >) 9OMe than+o others. Some wom- i will admit that it is more dif- how to reveal them. nh ma e perfectiy muserahie when women just as nice don't seem to feel bad when thev find (peir naig in that condition, be- “use they are more haphazard by disposition, I suppose. This makes me a ret lee poe Pe of inx a pe rson > 4 a 4 ~ he © ee 7 AP i iwi. YOURE now Who really is quite untidy aJOuUul ner personal appearance. Her 4 = .e- ¢ . — 4 . LSposition 18, as i say, delighttul. AALCO LAU Wert Wash Wert Wash, Flat Werk Ironed seft Finiah Regakh [rr , Family F inieh Lindell 1593 Lindell 159.4 Qu anie at any of & Theiepth rer

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LS a a ASS , = es 4 y me / r 6 ~ ‘ ; “ Se * _ z 2 m FD weep AY., JANUARY 27, 1926. wee 4 — ee atl . ~ a ~—_— -_ | -Miss C nade a chagiet the costume ball given by cKenzic gad Waggaman, one of the outstandiz ; - Elizabeth § daughter of Alien Property rs. Howard Selden two of Wash- —Misses members set. -—Miss F , daughter of Col. and icKenney, antes, dressed as a little Jhouse daje ~Mrs. Thole Ryan, social leader, in cos- d much ati ————— me By JEAM@ORTON 2 Vegetéial to Health .e front wth «the spinach. Just be- bles. Al@@BRis time to serve it, moisten id be ag @pe@eavy French dressing. Gar- 1 being with highly seasoned cream classed aij balls. cetables, @& Creamed Spinach. tem and @issh cook and mince the spin- diet. ON@MBhe game as in the first recipe. emer ready a cream sauce made 6teee aa Plenty of butler and = gar- mM with a chopped hard-boiled t and @ and a tablespoonful of well- people. i capers. Turn the sauce over spinach, Spinach after it is moulded on which @ & vegetabie dish. | three q mixed. Puf Buttered Lettucc. 1 10 Min Beh carefully four heads of let- der ang is teo coarse for salad. es ade Mi slightly sulted water ten is of ‘Grain and chop coarsely. eat ing adding salt. pepper, two ing pal, Mieponfuls of butter, and a tea- ae SUofsugar. Serve on a hot carnish Gigenished with halved deviled B The cooked lettuce is also ferved with a white sauce With or without meat stock, mi sauce with diced fried Mn it as a garnish. as we o You FREE 4,8 OF dept. stores, or you &. 1841 Broadway, N.Y.C. » Penn Drug (oo. Jodge m™ Eros. er Speckart ~ asa girl—men like it : watch the cxcess £0. | Delighted users have told others, and the : DO’S AND DON’TS — For — SUCCESS IN BUSINESS By NELLIE E. GARDNER —— Exclusive Fashions. CANTITY output does not always bring the high price. In the fashion salons of the world centers, what gowns are the envy of all? The manufacturer might be able to turn out dresses as fast as a certain magnate does motor cars, and yet if he does not have the touch, the nuance, the “something,’’ that announces the ex- clusive—what chance ‘has he to become ranked as the master- craftsman, the artist? Between art and manufacture there is a never cross. Between the commonplace and the original. in al! thought—even if the product is no more than an ink eraser—there is a chasm too great for minor brains to leap. The question Yor each to ask himself, early in his business career, is: ““Am I going to be content to do my work as others have done it? Or am I going to strive to do it a different wavy—-my own way—and let us hope, a better wav? Shall I not, even in my small capacity, contribute something to the field in which I spend my life, that shall make my name remembered? Shall I always imi- tate, or shall I eventually create?”’ ; Look around your present professional, commercial, or in- | dustrial organization. Who is drawing the large pay-check? Is it not the man or woman of whom there is “‘one of a kind?’’ What financial reward is obtained by doing the work that fifty can do? What limit is there to your salary if you are the only one | available for the job? Exclusiveness pays in brains as wel! long bridge that some lines of as fashions. Learn to think outside the routine. | Learn to grasp the vision bevond today’s accomplishments. | Step ahead of the crowd. Create the brain fashions that people will adopt tomorrow. There are fashions in business customs as | well as in hats and shoes. Use vour brains to figure out newer and better methods of procedure. Where others are content to follow— | show them that you are capable of setting the styles for them to follow! Remember the high-priced fashion salon, and the bargain base- ment! In all walks, it pays to be exclusive. , (Copyright, 1926.) —_ Te a — a —— ~~ —-. OPPO BPOP BOPP OL A OP eel ee -THERHYMING { ODD FACTS OPTIMIST ) |. Phe Atlante, the second largert : », of the five great oceans, has an By Aline Michaelis (iarea of 20,000,000 square miles. + 2 - A Friend's Gifts. pine | Fox h unting ag an organized isport In England dates back to the IFTS he brought us. when he reign of Charles IL (5 cone. guy and gracious things, s 2 @ fancies brilliant as a flame:! While crossing the Channel from thoughts that soared on wings; new France to England a balloon de- desires that led our feet into fairer scended upon the funnel of a | ways where fresh loveliness might |Steamer and burst inte flames. greet our uplifted gaze. Not as | pe , - others’ gifts were these, theirs were | Salsify (Oyster Plant). costly, rare, garnered from far! 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DETROIT, MICH. | Free | Children’s icc cine ated ee, - i i a i a ae le tat tii i a ei i add an en, ee a -_ Stories *.. Household -o- Children’s Bedtime Story -o- By Thornton WwW. Burgess Out of the Irving Pan Into the Fire This saquving is both old ana Though bed be bad real HAT is, of course. the meaning of the saying. “Out of the frying pan into the fire.” When anyone is in trouble and in trying to run from it runs into even greater trouble, they are said to have from the frving pan into the fire "’ It means simply that they are worse off than they were before. Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse having made up their minds to leave Farmer Brown's big barn because Shadow Weasel was there, wasted no time They started at once. Danny led the way. “Where are we going” Ww his- pered Nanny as they started. “I don’t know,” Danny whis- pered back. aWa \ about.’ Now Danny make for the strawstack in the barnyard and, after he reached that, decide where to go next. Strawstack. glimpse of Shadow the Weasel and that was enough to make him turn in the opposite direction. My, mr, my, how he and Nanny did run! It was surprising how fast those short legs of theirs could go. They were so frightened that aa had 4 « ten iorh?t Siralzez ne they didnt pay any attention to | They had but ome-thought and that was to’! where they were going. ret as far as possible from Shad- ow the Weasel So it was thai, instead of leaving the barn from the back as they had intended to, they came to the front door. It Was open a crack. Danoy slipped through with Nanny right at his heels. Danny looked around hastily. A short distance awar Was another great building. It was Farmer Brown's house. Dan- ny didn’t know this, but he did “Jumped | the | They started at once; “Anywhere is better | than here with Shadow the Weasel | | broad daylight: so he led the way intended to) bouse. But he didn’t get to that: You see, he caught a/ dark under that porch and it was “until we have a chance to decide . faintest of gasps. that bole through which they had | Danny led the way : know that usualiv there were hid- ing places under any big build- ing. He didn’t dare sit still in across the dvorvard straight to the back porch of Farmer Brown's There was a hole under it. With a little sigh of relief he dived through hat hole with Nancy at his heels. It was quite comfortable. ** We'll whispered Danny, dry and here,’ what it is best to do. I don't be- | lieve Shadow will come over here. | He will stay in that barn as long, My. | from as there are apy Rats there. but I’m glad to get away there!” Nanny was just about to reply) in that funny, squeaky little voice of hers, but instead she gave the' Peering in at come were t#®o greenish eves. At jeast, that is the way they looked to Danny and Nanny. They had seen those eyes before. They had seen them many times in the bir barn. 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As it happened. this thing possible Wiseast and she hear because of (nem nade no noise. But do you know what they wished”? They actually Wished that back in big barn. shadow W ease] we re they were even with i A «4 there... They felt as worse off than before (Oopyrizght. 10°76 About Rubbers. HEN rubber overshoes or boots become hard frorm be- ing wet, rub with castor oil 45 Warm a8 the hand can bear. Rub iton with a sponge, then work it in well with the fingers a > leave mud-stains on rub- garments Do not ber footwear or rubber Wash off with a sponge clean water. If the stains are left on to dry, the rubber is apt to rot ¥ . . When going to a party or dance why not take a paper bag with you and slip the overshoes m it” This makes it possible to keep the rub- bers with your coat and will obvi- ate a long search when you are ready to go home. Writing your name on the bag will be another advantage. 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