St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 28, 1926

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oP PE ct —. a 3 cote OP eee SO EE EL RE ee 1 PO EO I I I ea ”- ieeernmnerteetemnens ares ae —_ — re ee Bas lt a “ a » EE I ag ale as / ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EV} ENI 28, 1926 --36 PACES. Se Re MANKILLED TWO “‘romsz Rising Temperature; About HT WHENTRAN = Call HELP Before 10 A. M. Have It by Noon— Through Post-Dispatch “Wanis”’ MORE “Helps” tast year than ALL other St. Louis papers COMBINED! VOL. 78. BENATE VOTES « 1 I] FOR Ne NGL SE LE I A nl LE AER mt > a. ER eae ee em ly PRICE 2 CENTS ——— pny ee ee ee ee oe BRIGg 7 NO. 145. NG, JANUARY Sn tg = - —— - a ang nnreannagupaintenoe ™ Se a NE A a ee — LINER SAVES 25 DELMAR CROSSING RO IN nELILESS SHIP SETTLED; WABASH AGREES — THE CITY’S TERMS — Re nr — ae ee ee ae eee WOMAN WHO. POSED 25 YEARS AS MAN ie Lowest a - a Ree 3 a.t os lla eee i hs OR a ee ee 16 | ee 8 ere a ae eee 19 | bh Be Mee oe 17 ee ee ee es 18 | Bab. 2 a ee ee a ee a ea 1g} | 8S a. m veaeevotehh BP. Mescseses. 20 | _ Highest yesterday, 50 qt 6 p. m.: | q iowest, 29 at 6 a. mn. a | - — et F , . be: * 9 M.-K.-T. Flyer Crashes In D THE CourT] Official forecast | Last 13 of Freighter’s Crew — OR WE ARE for St. Louis and | ip _— | : to Sedan When Motor |comine vicinity: Fair to-| Rescued at Midnight — | Text 0 abas elmar Mm | : night and Friday; | t h=-D I Agree ent i : ” . + ° i . | jon Cannot Actually Be-. Stalls on the Tracks at lowly rising tem- Two Perished in Previous | aan ' | , : G d A erature; lowest | HE text of the agreement between the Wabash, Railroad and |! come Member Until East ran venue. ‘onight about 16. Attempts. the city, ending the 15-year Delmar grade crossing contro- | | \fissourt: In- versy, Was made public in the following | : : ] Js . - g statement by Mayor ~* i ; ae ? CURVE OBSCURES ess tonight: THIRTY VESSELS i eee ee ee : ¥ ‘ : ee iW. Oo Announce arising from the constructio ft | | te American eservalions . probably becom- ° AStTUCLIOD OF | | aor, that the controversy between the P . o. er : , sversy Db : 1é 8 I. iy ee | VIEW AT THIS POINT ng unsettled Fri- | STULL. WS STOR waa Gee ce ete cs : oe Whe neudc eee lay; rising tem- | Wabash Doltuines ¢ r usin hauway Co. {| J ig pinilibiiciidtinaiiinds | as ullway Co. over the furthe "ree P i LINES BROKEN Scinmsal Ciabiina: Delt Siiiaden| Oe a ee | sende: creating en. Sigmar ave- > Gapimmos at shane ame a AC } h ¢ } . Ty . ; ; actin ; Se terms by th ON ROLL CALLS amue onen, yvun ealier ind vet sg te | Five Life Boats Smasbed hue has at last been amicably City of St. Loula: it #ill. ce bs | ee ee settled. The Wabash Railw . pet rg ae | ag. i ° ’ : , vine adas aliway ate in every way possible toas- |} et : Succumbs—Robert Flieg 7 onight. ed Under Stricken Craft S| (o. entered into the following sist the city in the immediate || ceptan Be ollowed | d Ab ah W lfé | Ow: Fatr ° agreement: construction of this avad s 9 : | Ac P ce to F . i ' Whe x | ~ se6 - P : r 4 ais AGC $ ©: a- |] tions by Foes of er an raham Wolft | oulent; probably! Bow Before Suffering | In order to. facilitate the $ ration viaduct. , Withdrawal of : 4 S . | I , yecoming unset- | Separation between the Wabash “It is further understood that | by i Appeal bunal Beaten—Reed. eriously Injured. tied: Friday; ris), Seamen Are Taken Off. || raiway tracks and the street } all of the agreements made be || to’ Supreme Court, End- . ' . scilicte . Ss ade ) a ' PRR Deft ie? RE IN Lemperature Friday and in the on Delmar avenue the Wae } ’ . - Oo u e % . : . : oe ' : oth the City of St. Louis and || ’ oe eech Sa S | : West und north yortions tonight. bash Railway Co. agrees with / . eee ERB 2 ‘ a ti « — Sp y | One man was killed and two oth- Arkansas: Ponigh' fuir, colder: | BY the Associated Press, | tae TEES of BE Yienie as tet. ¢ _ W one Pasi: ay Co. must |} ing 15-Year Fight. ; ; pis AAP RASA Aree _ renwer wren . tT, “ The fe APs pal eaten «a —_——— - - be approved by the Publie Serv- ople Are Buncoed. __Pacitie and Atiantts Photo. |r POTSOnS Were seriousiy Injured, | tomorrow partly cloudy to cloudy, | NEW YORK, Jan. 28.—The four || lows: | hak Manieiaaion ok ae Gee tk Ss Rts pr. M. V. MAYFIELD. when a sedan automobile, in which | eorder in southeast portion. days’ heroic struggle of the United bn a } = dismies — appeal Missouri, and that the Wabash ‘WORK TO BEGIN i CHARLES G. Ross, oe wir 1, | they were riding, was struck by a/| fUNSet today. 0:1! Pp. m- States liner President Roosevelt to || on court of then In the ) Railway Co. will ask for the ap- || By : opi | oe ee . 10 | fast mail M-K-T passenger train| Sunrise tomorrow, (:10 a. m. | ; Supreme Court of the United 2 ral of all i a | ; e ni “k } ; Fase wh = Th passenger Vrain ; ee rescue the crew of the stricken 14, eee . proval of ali the terms of this | | Washington Correspondent of : ap toe ro esta doubted inte the East Grand avenue crossing Stage of the Mississippi River at ac t if ; States involving the separation ) agreement IN MAY OR JUNE - + nase - . ~~ Wide | I sas tee 4 ras vs ra Ve ‘ Vv a n i ness ; ae eho ne . ° : a oa "oO 4 S © Bude 4 a 9 | ‘ »@ eRe, } on . . . anon ‘ ° fs . F 7 " j venue. 44 TD i SeeUNGTON, Jan. 28.——Th ‘necessitating the calling i f other Samuel Cohen, 34 years old, of: ‘ hange. ) Atlantic has ended in triumph | ‘tse Oe President. . . - ’ te | necessitating the calling in of other; = 4m : pans Be ities tant wheal d (2) That a 20-foot clear- ee |, Carri Will P 60 Per elegant tea | doctors Tt is said her parents in| 6-42 Cabanne avenue, driver of th: 50 Below tn Minnesota ~~ ee et a ee ance over the railro id tra k: t Ree es ee ee 8 - 3 jdramatic a a battle as the Senate | England started the masquerade /car, was killed. Abraham Wolff, CHICAGO Jan. 28.-—-Subzero bright moon that lit up the sea, 13] trie point is a practical, mh City of St. Louis: Cent of $538,000 Cost z eee 2 aes 3 2 a ‘1. pa - ae ' ° : . | oJ -_ Ps of” - ‘(Sig ‘ . ’ ’ . se ' j staged since the similar fight | * hen they needed a son to protect | 60 years old, of 418 Clira avenue, blasts from Canada brought 30 de-(remaining members of the crew of | ance. : a VICTOR J, MIL | ’ oil ;pr arty rights , avfie is 74 !suffered : -aetured left ler, frac-, grees below zer , h.'or , {| te , 7 — Sb the League of Nations, has | [years ot rights. Dr. Mayfield is 74 ie oe Se . ured oh Lé , ~ C- | on s below zero today i ‘apparently obsceyred the viery of the! velaelaes Lteniperature of 38 and 2 MmMi&xX- Rritish freighter Taristan foun- | the cost of the grade separation, now start and we hope for a “3 7 » the American reservations and tam a peeeeseets wei rei yt, N. ¥.. engineer of the train. No. $, a fast imum of 44 degrees. dered off Halifax some time Tues-.j @nd that the amount spent by speedy completion. While in | appeal to the United States Su- “OS 4” " APLC Pre oe hii ‘ ‘ . . . ¢ ' ‘7 . t¢ r . : ™” rstandings embodied in the , President of or Fae an Sottiers passenger train. Crossing the day night, after the North German | the City of St. Louls for the . some of the points at issue the | preme Court and end {ts 15-year e resolution of adherence to “ty ‘ eget @ ee de ae tracks, the engine of the automo- i SEVERE PACIFIC COAST STORM Lloyd liner Bremen had succeeded culvert recentiy constructed jis city disagreed sharply with the |} fight for its own plan of West End ie , . + 1ere todav on the occasion oO The hile tanilag i eee ; se an ‘ poe SSR SS “i ; art’ of the er oe cle SME . : ‘ ‘ol. Not. until this | . He Staiea The automobile was in rescuing six men. a part of the grade separation Wabash, I wish te blicly e o 41 . rn Pi. Taisen, “an a Uniteq }OPening of the convention of the ‘carried about 200 yards before ope Pains and Snows General Over : : a L || cost mend the W bast akira es jsrade crossing elimination: waa e Ca ne ited | ag ' 4 -* Se MOORS LAI , Tw ives Te wae ae C ap: é ay t | i. : rs igs te ¢ a Pee i : Northwe-tern states. We Lives ost, agit t i the exp NGA | eos a gain Riv le ape ot pee Court, and not until oh a3 lcan Annex Hote! fen apis : cant ; fs - has ba ns , SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 28.-—-A:been, Capt. George Fried and the! aie sit deened a y given eee ¢ mtr pi tom . ate ies: el i cleveted: struts. Pe : ' > S nate le ate , , : ST CL es * oO ear Or The injures ' > y,IeC é Ta 3 ¢ ] mnportan roviem, an : - ste SS wt “9 Onite i ‘States | “Our growth has gone ahead|men pending the arrival of ambu- {Storm so tremendous in «rea thar crew of the American vessel were | naid for out of bond issue funds, ) sincerely hope that in the other || rosest Fare on6 Ce ee TU y» ie) *4 _ 2 =r | . 2 i , ¢ R. c ; + han opportunity to take part in} with a out the same on ed that it lances, which took them to city its Hke rarely bas been seen in ‘abet i ogee wie pena pees | and it is further understood thit 5 .big problems confronting this thew. skirting it. “" ‘enjoyed prior t rohibition,” he} pospital. T ) 7 : sil ee ot | COMPAS, °V ATO ve their . lives VW ee % ‘ eid : | : lar €lection of Judges wy a * ~ Ay! porees : ‘ © | hospital. The train proceeded afters rhesé ‘regions, was over thé Norti ‘Monday in a vain effort to carry H wee Wabash Ratiway Co. is rot ¢ administration the same cetvic | The “Soave eee 4 pre isaid. “‘We found after whisky and ja delay of about .3 : cag ) " | to Carry || relieved of liability to tay what- § spirit of co-ope , _has hinged upon the clearance of fers of the fight for the | o+4 lec i - ay Of AHoUt -S0 wuRuENE. Pacitic Ocean and the Pacific Const succor to the Antinoe. ‘ — Q P peration will be || a , ES re other aicoholic drinks had been] phe ¢rossing is unprotected br. - ee ee ' ever benefit assessrnent is made displayed by those involved. { the viaduct on which Delmar boules have stated their conviction | ,,, de illegal that their devotees did | ” ulin ene , - ek 8 . aie Be In a radio message fo the Agso- | : ed over he Wa- Ethe mations now forming th % TNA ‘ 1 € Fa, t jat their aqaey ote eS did igates, bells or a watchnian, The re today, bringing thi SHOWS, Nai ei p J ' ; she Ie ld against that company by the “VICTOR 7 MILLER. vard is to be carri t j i 1s ; +4 2 ‘ ; ates ress toda apt. I*r : : ns ° ‘S44; ete hs “ . : 96 Th road . com it will readily assent to the | the evr at ae osha osm ,are warnnig signs on ‘both sides /ing winds and drenching rains frdm | “hens ‘d ene cin a teats ee ee meager iret Ste Losec | sane me ne t a a 9 feet, ; aaa ws ithey kept at the liquor of dubious |anq red lighis at night. T | aca = ee wr Louis © cunt o% benedit ey 28, 1926." |pany has contende r A : lg rhis a ght. he tracksia. point f: OVC tha C; Atian les ee ieee , ouis _on ace in of benelits an. 1 % can conditions. For all prac- {quality put out by the bootlegger | - fone A teat Pes ia te point far beyond the Canadiaa the Antinoe, "We have 60 degrees | - eennsests The city specified 18 feet. Under the —_ , are about 130 feet from the river | i ste 8 : , purposes, the United States iS | or turned hack to p! ain water.’ jon traffi te ii bi asal che’ deed line to the Santa Clara Walley of Hist.’ Weather continued moderat- | ' \48-foot plan of the efty, it would : ek a ie j é raific across ee Ee ae ee : ; : ‘ ES S F , W in the Court, and a long and | ‘The view of a party approaching California. Small shipvirg was 1ng but heavy swell running, with | WALES COLLAR BONE BROKEN . ‘have been an engineering impossi- ful step has been tuken toward JAZZ CAUSES RAIDS BY POLICE ha tease & ss hes -l ty harbor-bound by the disturbance, '/S8oeme Wind. Manned and launched ' H Me | Saeaee for the railroad ever to ele- . ° ; i= ‘ » - é > >3 fine that prevailed in thejthat variety known as “wicked hip,Cates avenue. He is survived by |UCTMi@ Where the snow pack was ee | hie ] today. eee eee oe a ne ae peta marae . . ' c . « 7 £ n 5 eV er Ss ay « . +. - | ; . “© » “—-> ~aF *, : =. be " ‘ — ‘ Rinse om i i oO : fs te no ay ti aes empl siege Aen TEN DEATHS. FROM ALCOHOLISM men aboard the Indian and the | ports are still in the storm area. | his privat« secretary this afternoon | A high © wind whats: damien Wabash railroad apply for permis- of sam net a" Pe ¢ 50 vannit va ‘ole atte i 1 | 'Helen M, blizzard-bound in Lake | A stiff wind blowing down New| and made light of his hurt. It is | Hones reached 4 veieuiee® oat 51 | slon to raise its railroad tracks be- , or . Ss e « e « : Pe —" . c c ; ‘ se voting. At O70 ‘ IN ST. LOUIS IN LAST 10 MONTHS Michigan. must have food and fuel | York harbor today caused the lin- | not thought he will have to stay in 'mile an hour, made it :mposaible tween Delmar and Kingshighway» in any grade separation project. The apportionment of costa re- s a hospital. cropped up to meet the demand fo It is recalled that he broke his waxed-floor spaces. imate to live out th co in the gale. —— for the big semi-rigid to land with er Aquitania to crash into her pier} safety and after two attempts its | ‘while trying to dock at West | téquor: Poisoning Cases on Increase 3 ; eck the vote was completed and BP President Dawes, amid a rip- Of applause in the galleries,| dance halls of the de luxe variety Since 1919, But Lower Than FR * st ; | olli ; similis all | . ot ina: the acon reso-|are not being bothered. They are | Before Prohibition. RADIO DROVE HIM OM HOME tert Digan NO serious a — - — | Skipper, Lieut. Orville A. Ander-!maings as proposed by the city and Mm had been agreed to. Ad-jtoo expensive for any but rich na-, Ten deaths from alcoholism have ‘Minotsan Arrested for Wife OP oi a oe bis P pers bares a ” ‘ 924 and made a speedy recov- | son, took to the air to tide out the |ratified by the State Public Serv - : mment followed promptly. itives and tourists. been recorded at city hospital in| Child Abandonment. eoausened "es " chek adiads | The Prince had his third fall ot | Pe ico Commiation, 500 an .. = 17 voting against the Court | CHARGES LIBEL OVER RADIO the 19 months of the fiscal year | By the Assoctated Press. “There is no worse weather than the season yesterday while hunting | 4 oats ~~ took off with Lieut. An- | Day 00 ee ee ae cotigamned @omed a strangely assorted com- /ending next March $1, according! TAYLORVILLE, Il, Jan. 28.—)/we have had on this trip.” said Str! with the Belvoir Hounds near Mel- ower and a crew of 12 men ar/00ss00) 8 2 es Sey. There were 14 Republicans,! Oklahoman, Suing Pastor, De-j| to statistics compiled in the office; Elzie Bens'ey, arrested here for) James Charles, commander of the} ton Mowbray. 9 a, m. to stay in the air for only|cent. The present ordinancg must 5 Democrats and the one’Farm-, mands $20.000 of Broadcasters | of Dr. Eugene Scharff, superin- wife and child abandonment, says! vessel. “We had a whole gale for} Oh Dear, one of the Prince's fa- ftighte cemeinta tent ne te eet atin a ‘“ = Member, Shipstead of; OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., Jan. 23. | tendent. | the family radio drove him away/72 hours in one stretch, the long- 'vorite hunters, fell dead af er clear. | a before it ie pres (Seer oe. oe ee eee mesota. One’ other Democrat,! one National Radio Manufac- |! This figure compares with one!from home. “The darn thing waS;est I have ever known.” ing a fence, Wales being ee ge eden hoe POntiEy Sane, malanton as Se ee teeta: was grainst a Gs Gaaikting station KFIF Rtg er death in the fisca] year!squawking all Sunday night,” he, At times the Aqultania was over the animal's head landing on \ . ee sua nae attempt was ar | ment. This is likely to require un- i but was paired on Oi, hes ee toe 820.000 | 1924-25 and 26 in 1923-24, There told Justjce J. H. McMillan. “I | obliged to reduce her sneed to five his side. Though bruised and|.. on. a ‘ raft down af P. til May or June. President Kinsey vote with two Republican" | 4. mages 7 2 eles ES Beacon — Geaths from that cause in stood it as long as I could, then/or six knots. The lowest day’s Shaken by the fall, the Prince con- |. its cy ale -mile ground tr of the Board of Publile Service said ng it. i. = e Ti ie Dicken: ayaa ae aero but two were recorded in! got up and checked out. I'm a | mileage for the trip was 92. Uaued the run on another mount. How 1e Lieutenant, after swooping ‘today that the work would be be-. Nucleus of Opposition. sel the atation ictcant . 1 1921-22. . | working man and I need my sleep.” | Tne’ French liner France affiteg) (0 oe aaaagagaggre eee bray akin ie Tone craw. elected (Gun a ee Sines of the opposition : Ay 2A sis oa s | While liquor poisoning cases are Bensley furnished bond for his!today from Havre. °4 hours ove:- to stay aloft for a while longer. | completes. He estimated that a Td Gna tha old irrecon- ay — wont aie En on a steady increase since prohibj- | appearance for preliminary hearing | | due because of thé heavy seas. In the Want Lages Of the | r a p.m. another effort was made | year would be required to come wis inthe Learue of Na- The sult - . ; niin ‘ogg . | tion became effective, pre-prohibi- | next Tuesday. ° | wnowstorms and whole gales en- ut again the wind was too strong. ' plete the viaduct. tion Wednesday for 909,000 Gam- tion records of the hospital show 'eountered during her passage. POST DISDATCH | it The ship had fuel for 36 hours | The grade of the viaduct will be ‘and Lieutenant-Colonel John A. B contest. ET ena ee | aa > thts category wer ages against the Rev. Lincoln Mc- | higher alcoholic death totais than | | ‘CAPE HORN FLIGHTS PLANNED | 1-0. possengers and three seamen ‘easy-—no more noticeable, Kinsey (Dem.) of M | issourl, by long! . oo Phos Connell, pastor of a local church, {those of later vear: n t) ee Sth ' Paezrelow tmmediate! Vv Of. the outstanding figure on the}, ~3 Pe = e a ee ears. In the fisea: asia suffered minor injuries when the | 6) 1 y wave the or | believes, than that west of Grand ourt sj lin which it was alleged that the, vear 1915-16, for example a0. ty the Associated Press. “i | der for the field force to stand by | ) side; Borah (Rep.) of ae: ' a i PS et, pa hes e: le, 80; Looe pa 3 liner went out of her course last oer oe ; : * |houlevard, on Delmar boulevard. It - > Barn, i'minister, in 2 sermon Sunday | deaths from alcolholism were fe. | SAN DIEGY, Cal., Jan. 28.—Twoj« gd Ane , all night, if need be, un‘il the ship | ’ rnald (Rep.) of Maine,: _, Sas ; r. 2g PEP A SEO ig seal ’ ae | Saturday night to aid the distressed liwas i ' : | ‘is probablé that the railroad will EMR. of California. and | night, had aceysed the Under-.j| corded, while in 1916-17 there were | flights of major importance Will be | ¢reignter Antince jj; was landed. Lieut, Anderson, who/ |. aus rT 7 is oe ~ RHSOTHA. tag Sheriff of accepting a bribe not to} 60. made by American army and navy. plantar aesdincd . /\ was in constant radio communica- Fagg one n mt oe -— on eae Htéconci, “a Ilamps as enforee the prohibition law. The 'fivers this year, according to in- Two port storm doors on A |} tion with the teld. announced not por: ~ - - e ne « Wage i es, errec y i ‘ . leck é mo Qae or nor CY i , » 4 oa? ose od stent acc _ perfectly sermon was put on the air through | UNIONS ACCEPT COLLEGE SITE: formation reecived here from the} we _ ind one glass outer: cool 7 about this time that he thought | *® omy of the ° Ording to their lights, 7.1.74, eo chief Spee, ata} ” deck crashed with the impact lit well to stay aloft and Col. Paege- | sourl Pacific and Frisco at the , the firht agains: the ¢ art has Ix | = & yl Ooprricht 1926, hy th e Pp ‘ ' office of the chie of the Army Alr n¢ ¢} —_ Te t% T* @ » *) i 7 4 iit yi, aAe¢ge To e G y vi 4 t : ly another ph o e sate | a ee | OO etaiice Tea, Tae York World iService and the Bureau of Acro-|. riven wind sensed IPUPrnmnicwure Ads ,low approved OO ee ee ‘p the Unit gee oe OBJECTION TH SAI TING FLAG. and* Post-Dispat¢h. |nautics of the Navy Department. |*"!P swung off its course. injuring | Later in the evening Lieut. An-| C. of C. Praises Settlement. ague of Nations uae Re at * tated Pr ve | LONDON, Jan. 28.—The General According to the tentative pians, | the passengers and seamen. Are Carried i, derson began to cruise back and) Carl F. G. Meyer, president of s | By the Associate aaa ‘Council of the Trades Inj Cc emw aviato | — in tates 1 'iforth on a 20-mile course eastward the Chamber of Com w | ®n there was Ww R ) RELLINGHAM, Wash., Jan. 25. pRiet has accepted th ee ames) See oars are Asin — — FVACUATION OF C01 OGNE ZONE fl eeam the field His Liberty | be May ee wn Diana ‘ atson CREP.) | Som oe ence oda aaaa “Foeen id | STese Bae Orr the offer of the flight around South America, blaz-/ * J FT Bebatees 1 Th da. s Liberty mo-| srrought the Mayor and the Wabash shire Who made an over- | —Russell Tremaine, 10 years Old | Socialist peeress, the Dowager ing an aerial path around Cape | iD : eee __ i tors were drummiing easily and the| president into conference at the Wy y ‘e ” : Th ibs TB . C bis r r "tole ‘ z = ] y * 4) were carriea vy trie ;i a . : ade \¢ : : ig ™ tens a ‘Y from the Court. whose parents -re fused to permit I ountess of Warwick, to give to ‘Horn. Navy flyers, it 1s 1eport. 1 | 'T0 BE COMI LETED ON JAN. 3 ead nawapkee "9 . if r eht moonlight made it possible| City Hall last Monday afternoon, dri “Ss actuated partly by the him to attend school because he !the Congress her ssex estate, will try again to make a suce essful pReRaRUIE IR ito follow the ship, even without the) resulting in today’s agreement; an- £5 Ve ae t : . : . > > A 1, - j “= - . | ae i ’ e \ _ ~ 7 ' ‘ ; . ~7 E y, Serhan. on the Court and was required “4 salute the posi Kaston Lodge, with 1000 neres of: flight from California tc Sse awa. ¢ eae ot Ambassadors io mae Regularly, the Post: Dispa’ ch chlight. | nounced that the Chamber of € 3, DY a desire to neu- an flaw vesterday, was comm tte on ‘ther St Louls rews- Hi The ground wind had al ated and ; ‘The chamber. . he added, 's de< ‘ 1 on enemy of the Court,| The parents refused to come in- | which will. decide whether to con-|inart of the village of Windsor| ARIS Jan. 28.—Tne Counc i of | papers COMBINED. ie minutes later a saggare Line 2% Mehted incase to have had the op- - beonsideratio primaries. The | hench warrant was Issued. They |lege--the Labor College at Oxford|Sherbrooke, was destroyed by fire many that the evacuation of the es a: tee hese ship, pulled it down to ‘thet the settlement of thie vexatious ‘ations are helieved to said the only court they recognize‘ }-—and of the Central Lalor Collegaithig morning with a loss of $500,-' Cologne zone would be completed | weiss ; | sround and walked it into the question. The Chamber of Com- ‘here. 000, No one was injured. at midnight Jan. 31. ea mammoth hangar. Continued on Page 3 Column & ed on Page 2, Column 5. was “the Court of Heaven.’ — . Begins Sunday, January 31st Another Exclusive Feature in the Post-Dispatch Behind the Scenes With Colonel House

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eal ARTE 0 emewcen ee ne - a ereee aN mat ee TAX BILL TO STAY BEFORE SENATE UNTIL ADDF. ——— ee Smoot Opens Debate, Urg- ing Final Vote by Feb. 10 to Put Cut in Effect in March: NORRIS OPPOSES ANY HASTY ACTION Suggests Payments Be Postponed Until April 1 or Refunds Made — Others Favor Speeding Up Measure. lv the Associated Preee WASHINGTON, Jan 2s —The Senate opened consideration of the tax bill today with opponents of the measure declaring they would fight hasty action, even if tax re- | duction were delayed beyond March ihe when first income pay- ments are due. r en: When Senator Smoot of the Fi- mance Committee asked for final action “ee Feb. 19 Senator Norris . (Rep.) of Nebra ska., expressed deubt that a vote could be taken by that time. He added he did n see how it would be possib! get the bill through in time for re- ductions on the March 2 ments and suggested that these payments be postponed until April i or provision made for r-funds. Both of these propesals were ceciared impracticable by Senator Smoot. He said 2.3659,.09% persens would be relieved of ai ‘neome tazes by the bill. and that the Government needed rerenue on March 15 to meet $690,900,000 in short-term obiigations. Several members from both par- ties took the floor to premise sup- port for a program of early action. Comment of Reed. Asked whether Democrats and Republicans of the Finance Com- mittee had agreed on repegl of the inheritance tax and of publicity fer income tax payments, Senator Reed of Missouri remarked t the cOmmittee “must be in a hur- > Smoot replied that a large mi- jority of the committee had vot: in favor of repeal of both prepo- sitions. Senator King of Utan, one of the Democratic member: = | : ™ of the committee, however. sub-. mitted a minority report opposinz repeal of.the two provisions. Senu- tor Harrison, Mississippi, another Democrat on the committee, intro- duced amendments for repeal the levies on automobile bodies an? chagsis, admissions and dues, ani for repeal of the stamp taxes on'! capital stock transfers, sales oni! | Rv the Awspociagtied Preas. produce exchanges, playing caris insurance policies, capital stock is sues and bonds cf indebtedness. Smoot, openizx debate, said ampie time should be given for de- bate but warned that after passage «7 of the measure by the Senate the bill must be sent to conference for adjustment of differences between the House and Senate with a fur-. ther delay while new # income blanks must be printed. $219.000.000 Reduction. Reductions in the income taxes provided by thea measure wou!d amount to $219.000,000 this year, Smoot said. which he div . follows: Incomes of iess than $10,000, $52.200.000; incomes. of: 910.000 to $100.000, $46.200 060: incomes in excess of $140,.9000, $120,000,¢00, Anticiratin attacks on the ground that the rew rates cave ton much reduction on incomes over 100.000 by a siash in the marxi- mum sSurtaxk rate frem 446 per cent and not encugh on in- comes between $1° 000 an ) 000, Senator Smoot deciared the principle of “sound economics” was involved which ! than toe the interest of any individ- ual or group “The largest single source of in- come for those having incomes over $100,000 ts from dividends,’ he said. “We have made no cut in the corporation tax. it is only preper that the tax on dividends should be reduced through the sur- tax reduction To tax OFrPOrTraie earnings fir«' at the as per cent rate, whether distributed or net. and again at the 20 per centr in case of a distribution to persons with an income in excess of $150 .~ 000, or a total of 32% per cent. woul@ seem to be going quite asx *ar as justice and fairness can permit.’ He explained that under the new tax rates revenue would he e» lected from persona ncomes as follows: Incomes of as than $1 090, 367.000.0900: tneomes« of $19 600 to $100,000, $322.900 988. in. eomes tn excess of $19° 600. $290 000,000. Repeal of Publicity. “These who have high incomes each year.” he continued, “mus: contribute amy tax saving toward investment in industria] enter- prises, reacting to benefit al! of the peopie. and an additional! tax con- tribution te the Gevernmert mus‘ result in subsequent vears from the corresponding imcrease in cor- peration earnings and dividend dia. tributions; those whe have large im@emes for the first time in their liwee—that ia. incomes in ei. cege of $100, 000—are certainty making a proper contribution to the Gevern.-. THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a oe R oe a a Pee «| ie $ ‘ns “as oa ber othe be: Pree «$e 7-2 or - ne Be ree ae a ers ~ ba ¥ WRECK of the automobile, in which one man was killed and two seriously injured, when it was struck by an M-K-T passenger train at the foot of East Grand avenue today. struck behind the semaphore shown in the distance, and carried 200 — The machine was — a nee eee a ee aN an eae - BRIAND AND CHAMBERLAIN PLEASED AT SENATE ACTION French Premier Expresses Hope Vote for Adherence to World Court “Is Only the First Step. . ~ 3 So si deference and derot the i > ae “ft *o +7 °® YerrTNy — ar? ror rt of @ i tadiat® 4 i. wid i rmaneni Cour. : ~*? ’ ~~ rT =~ > Te" 4 * r a se naa Usii ¢ i3 a DOs. aAat *? ~ ° ~~ + OWI TY oe ¢ “wre e* poriant jeve|] ais Ah vs Vas Lie ‘joint dectaratiof’ of Premicr Briand . ~~ — . “hoa § ral la @ @ Tn cs an i eir o us * Ti t ia tih .€ >riain, See ~ . i ‘tt - —— +> war - f° ae British Foreign Secretary, after their conference this morning fa.) ‘y 7 . . __—. — ~ “Let us hope it ts only the first step,” added the French states- man. The two ministers had just the current diplomat | in a talk of ny decisions. hewever, were deferred until Sir Austen, who has been vacationing on the Mediterranean Coast, re- turns to London. Both statesmen expressed assur- - ee ance that all pending 3, +. cluding Germany's « uction of the forces of occupation ‘ i aA » & au ~ ‘ in the Rhineland, would be settled Wickersham Announces News to Jurtsts at Genera. GENEVA, Jan. °8.—Informed y TheNassociated Press of the Senate's ratification of American rGherence to the Word aneet. (yeorg® w Wich mil Mati anmnounced ~ > 2 In ~ ein = * 7 ; cr men un a* - iaW iaiad oO -— = : ? + hk . ae , . ; oe * _ “2 on . eT, tO turn over one-.00dirma ©. their profit in the form of taxes. Advocating repeal of Pp sion aliowing publicity of income + 3 ° 2 ~ ~~ tax payments, Senator &n clared it of httie value because cf obvious means of making [aise re- turns which couid be corrected after publicatio: The Treasury he said as been unable to trace ny additional tax receipt from th lator Norris, who was the au- + ts c > 7 . > , (ne present income tax pubd- licity provision, told the Senate to- 4 * hs 3 eh . : ia at had the provision been in force sooner, the s; ommittee . ‘oo tir eh, Te ahi + - = 4 aX: gz sa a a > | Reé en = >. » ™ 7 . ._* ; pDureau would mn have Pound + . ~ o- _ hb, aSlLOoUun i} ~ Asses i ifTaud in ths re a a ~ 7 “ee _™ 7 = a ae ual *- sae's 4 kasd ‘ ’ 74 wes ves 1 OO { Le special con ea replied + kh wy > P a. ‘ ; 1c sa LTa ad had been + 4 » .»* ae . — aw At laa té a eer a a Ain i:8 | ¥ ary er om * thie "On > tan rte . ~ ‘ ; . 2 . > ro ® oan | eet rau a | ' Defer inc v- DELMAR CROSSING. ROW SETTLED; - CITY’S TERMS MET ‘entinged from Page One. realizing the im s SpiendigG agencies for the deve Op- nent of this great city as an indus- triai and commercial center Phe Amber rejoices there- fore, that a satisfactory setilem-n? as been reached anc engralu- ites the Wa ash. te rity aaun~ | imtration,. and th Citizens of St lA us. Satement by President Taussig. ‘ Tt fe * _——— A 4 # Pale D | =° a? ed men? announr. ; . *€TRoon. i fe ement gaid —rrs,, Y ime Wabash Railroad ‘"o. has . — «a. * bh bx : ; teh j%.90° LOST or 12 years made > every poss bi+ «effort and Rumerous concease ons to endeavor to arrive a0 @ #0OPutiOn satisfactory to both the city of St. Louis and the raii- Way company. but it was not unti! : the conference held in the Maroer's 'otTice on Moenday last. at which - the president ef the Chamber of Commerce Wag present, that umler-. A ‘ a aes ee a , " withdran at frsn bodied stance a Sree he States becomes means > * after al] z 2 ™~ tions RAs wor'c af ~ ieee nteiue | is that “ANS OVerestimate the value of the World OLae . ’ gFerous >. a) Fete nance ~ tee at yi - Klan. reservations to the Leagu “ SEAMAN KILLED, 8 INJURED, equaliy odd assortment o Tir a wv BLAST OM U. S. DESTROYER ints of Democrats ana Repunie, Walsh. “Thi i i sai - TLL, BANK ROBBED can reservation fore the adhere the United States br Aitce Longworth s#emed +o miss n ~— lial ais + Fas , -_ ue tay Fe, 7 s * co-operation with other word or syllable of the contest of the dav was over a re«. whereas the most 4: Senate Votes to Put America in World Court \ Continued frem Page One. change in the covemant of the ee rT ——_ ' League of Nations, would make th hare mored Watson's colleague. resolution of ratification unaccept- Rebinson, an appotntesr of Gov. able to the states now composing ea the court. The real purpose of ih> Williams ({(Rep.) of Missouri reservation, Underwood charged, worked in close harmony through- was to keep the United States out > . PS we 2 > In . —— 8 i. i, we out the latter part of the fight with of the court: “to close the deor be- his :Democrati colleague, Reed. fore we have had an opportunity ¢t H tndeterred by his newness in the enter it.” He appealed to his ccl-, Senate, Williams made two long leagues to look beyond the fair spedches against the Court and of- words of the reservation and at its f his own as a sub-' real intent. stitute for the Swanson resolution. Calis Resolution Futile. Ie okie faction drew a srlvania duckenell oer it would b: .. futile for “the United States to trr T ~~ ty» . > os large portion of its strength from 4 to exact a pledge from other nha- the left wing of the Republican oss P party hus was produced the tivms notte goto war. He did not I ek eo +. hw ’ ~ — . think the United States should be strange spectacle of Brookhart of | “rut in the pesition of blustering Iowa and Frazier of Nerth Dakota, yo of the Sen tors who were reag @#nd then having to retire with a out of the party last spring, lining shake of the finger.” ee up with such hz fy bolled conserva- Borah, making the most of fae fives as Moses and Fernald. Other few minutes remaining to Aim sae progressives who voted against the 7°" the cloture rule. aagpggert eloque — Court were LaFollette (Rep.) oe ly for the reservation 4 he Unite States. he argued, had the opporti-, Wisconsin, Nye (R oy of. North ¢ t) 1 cR nity 1 | > on record for the Dakota, Schall (Rep ¢ Minnesota | MY BOW tO Se sh on ie =. _ ts ~# ~ a eg? -a thot and Shipstead, the phew 1er-Labor. CUtlawing of wal Hie declarz . hat ; ‘f any effort were made to enforce > “ + - —_ +. 22a any @Llor. . 4 Lkiwa ‘a \ Cae kb ite. A progressive rift on the Court’ “* *- “ Bi —" ho InAwe ons 2 + e C“anr . war - - : - Lata A ZA 4. Vv = +> - = > & i.” ¥ ‘ as issue, howe ver, was evidenced by °“* JUCements of ou 7 : ) : a ~% 2 Tn tt oD st tes a : member ryt 4 . . oe - e. ‘ m | - e+” la aL .> + .* . (Dem.) of Seuth Carolina, of whom contended, would place an insup- a it is perhaps sufficient to say thag erable obstacle itn the way of our he ts Blease. There is none like ' admission to the Court. Waisna him. Blease “bleased” (there is said there was nothing in the no other verb for it) several times statute of the Court requiring the during the debate and was useful use of force: that the reservation in making objections seught to amend quite another A curious company—Blease ang deocument—the covenant of a nd Frazier, pro- League. Could the United States > + “ Seiad - _— ~ ~~ > Jonaries, strong attempt that? This was something i —¢% / n Tr a ’ rok . ? . ~ 2a - - Teo lantiklansmen marching shoulder that had not occurred even to the a Vy = +}. = st ° - ‘ to s! oulder with men who award fertile brain of the late Senator On to the Lodge when h strange Assortments. ant. And. on the other side, an almnres “We are endearoring to actom- ent of Yarious| Plish a practical result eaidg is reservation pro ans united, from various- motives, Poses a perfectiy impossible propo- igi support of ref for: ? nN ex liew root - sition ‘ éd in the principles of a Democratic Walsh said that public onvinion Presi d+ nt nd supported br wh could operate just as effectively Succee: i! ne Republi ic ase Presiden nts. with force in the ba *kerounl of No @ilianee a €#itner side Was | the League as if there was no forre stranger than that of the feudists' “The League,” he continued, “has of the oil investigation. Lenroot no pewer to enforce its decrees. Ie — * ; aarving Walsh. has no arm my, BO RAV, BO treasury It Was a2 memorabie dar in the All ¢ can ‘ie is to recommen: Senat+—memorable not on Iv ogg it fs measures to its members. This is ea but for the crowd the neither the time nor the place +5: ee : LeETSION. *% he cratorica!] ee amend the eovenant of the Le igus Mrs. Woo: drow Wilson was there of Na‘ions.’ rat, 4S V4, be) am owe? ha the and Alice iOOSFt eit Long- Senat or Reed »f Misse iT} raged te et Ps . ot a+ }- e j hide is as in isla @ Seat sne occupied He said *har hic ars “had hecn ~~ a+ & : | ere s - uring neariv every Aare aft «+1 3 444 &4 it ha i *¥ ? py om = Z sthetion ¢ Gay Of the de- shocked more than ver before i Ja - iA 4 ¢ ‘ =e G3, ove nT bate They were just across the e ami . . . % a a . oF S| ic ° - : ; his life’ by the admission of the iLisie Fearn each Other herp *hoe : : sau (Amer & &4s Wais ‘ as : ia ks ; i i.?rTe i wAre-+ ~ I+ ~ * eh * eh os SRS ss x , . z LF iba & CA La . Oo Ai es Liiat eS aw Ls AZ} Was lO conversation between them T #H . - we ae aie i “T7 lit ry: > '?« Tt se “4 (ear tke dehate “a8 at fre .. ~" ; A: a li a! alian ¢ € — Aa te et . = i ; ~ ii tPi~ % - : : a ant ’ eve gia showered the Court faction with ,test, and again when the final vote 3 . . ee 23 fy oe - as & ola ? tha * **e hs was being taken. the widow of the “#7cas™. He was glad tha - } | as a S 42 * i. mas ff *Aeneoeriew”’ } i. ‘former President, caught up br the} wask oc: Oypoecrisy at iast had ae Nl : a sat a . S. te We au - & 24 : - : . heen *nren 4% os . —— general excitement. leaned forward | wee ee Jt ae Gat, Now i@ American : . ; AOD "O77 lize kh ; . in an attitude of rfBid attention _Pe°Pi* Would realize, he smid, that “hune me’ wae hej ‘ay n a Sunco game’ Was being plaved ** _ *- - “J ?. T debate upon them. He spoke of the League covenant as a “bioody document” A Worthy Debate. and of the League as “a combina- = re § + ws ' a ore in ts P T as m4 ge oate., fe pe | Lie ’ 10,F, t10n OO: hloody rT #TN TA AS head ail A aia sd CS ow’ te~n'? “ee Ts Viet arin *“ im ys ’ : : vei Worth iustening (0, a debate bloody nations.” He spattered’: iw wt wt ~ um & be a | = # s : a a é : 7 eo &, i . 9 } LA Wait i ari i SsQics Oi a gt Pat iSssije blood mii realiv bt “ — ft q oh - im*o ka Cn '=* Ar tes —- joer > -~ - a . ash eth 8 6 ia w4 3 = wi & Z inp 4tiUere Se id oe T nit qd Qe > ~~ + . o? b e - * nae e ~ aQrtes c.f SF \ into the Be aria ne that never should any decree ‘ — wea re bi ; - 2 4 oe ; 4ui\ 4% * om ee + | . } Curt f antftorred Ae ar ’ wala isa et ’ tv a or ~ . “a + -i » a , a s * hk —m anv form se . he Moses reservation any 101 Whatever may hare e : ud wK@nator ¢ 2 he did not feel thar : fh n a y ty @ i be sericus He tn- HOW THE SENATORS VOTED ON FINAL ROLL CALL 10 PUT U. S. IN WORLD COURT WASH INGTC IN, Jan. ot ~ ‘ * ry * was as follows: For adherence: Howell. Jones (Wash- ‘ a ld. Ww adewor * a a Democrats—A Ashu urst. Ferria, Fletec nee. Jones (New Mex mox aces Metall a { etn ri)—-2 tees were Du- een vation and for Farmer-Labor voted for it but s: ced ane Beaten. tertetic Rilease ee we rr na rn — Lhere waga good eservation was eteated A reservation by Sh ipataag voted down. 4m i the same = met he fate, TS$ to ae More itead and by ‘ha killed br viva vi ai ate. was getting: « aed Temp'’s to make Speegies terrupted br cries of “To Williams Sabstitute Moses offered he so~caiiae er whole resolution ef This was defeated hy 72 tog per voted to destray his ow_ work. His colleagus fom sylvania, Reed, one of helped to report the Peppe cut of the Foreign R mittee in the spring of for it. Wadsworth, ot Nee another of the Pro-Court also joined the reconedigh this vote. Ifams of “Missouri wag down. Reed of Missourt, fightiies end, offered an amendment t,' effect that the United not be bo ind by aly decigtes alg on any question teed then moved te amen Swanson resolution ge that Senate would “Advise™ fas “Consent to” the adherenes United States to the Court col. He said that there wis -\g Defore the Senate for ft ss ‘nt to. He demanded a ref he amendment was beaten to 14. Then up rose Senater of California for @ final bie a voice ef thunder, Johnses miatically challenged any ong the Republican side to stané and say that he favered Tnited States inte the Nations. He paused fer «a and got none. Yer, he said, the reversing the treditional of thei party—"God help had a — to take the ‘hi a 4 be »v 7 Ht “The deed is almest shouted Johnson. “TI you on the Democratic gam commiserate my pee Republican side.” - In a fiery climax he that those faithful ones whe fought the League e# would fight as hard im the (‘Tits of “vote” came over the chamber. AB tha up to this time had been in committee ef the wheal Satisfy parliamentary req ne * now went int “nate and by vive in all the at once The perfected was then laid before the by Lenroot and the figal the nesses of this bedy under the leadership of tit ored President, have dene Gi a great and memorable tia So ended the battle. Cervantes’ . Birthday Made MADRID, Jan. 23.—Tig 3 and author ef “Dea shich-falls on Feb. 7, will be a national holy nown as “Book Day.* _ History of npinge- mow. Semi-A ~— nett anal A AN i pt : ~ Oe ne AE I rw ene A EN NET mi Seunenwe FOOCSEHPAHE REPOS CCRT OF OE TE KER ERED HO EOE OR EOS OBERT EC D* . . es na eames een aclna Ot oe eR RS Assorted Chocolates nuts dipped i Special, Pou: DEReOeRRLERERELERSS ESE LESSEE eee eee Peete eren es I : i — covered fruits... $17.50, now eets.. and Brazil | 3 cream. | $ 85 d Box... 42¢ | 4 O - . me ~- - (PPOSC DOC ET ERES VENOOES OEE E +e ST1OUNS * POST-OISPATC Twi" Tea lie ~ *. 1s Broken Milk Chocolate, 14-Ib..... 22c Lord Baltimore Layer Cake naan iayiel ay two white and one chocolate $15 45 iced with rich iditentadec | Hazelfut Stollen. | Well baked, centered with chop | hazelnuts, iced with cream _— 35 | Oxfords : “A treat for breakfast”. ee ee OS SO oe O be CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE Entered as secomd-class matt 73. gt the ag es at St Lous P S6ecr iii All Our _ Harbert Made | _ Regularly $o and | $50, reduced to | | $745 Black Kangaroo High Shoes — Edwin Clapp Made, deerskin lined, regularly $18.50, now SHOPS, Inc. Olive Street nnual Clearance of Edwin Clapp Shoes | -A wonderful opportunity to save on the finest foot- wear. All our Edwin Clapp Made High and Low Shoes in tan and black calfskin, regularly $14 to = “~ Ae Black Kid High Shees Edwin Clapp Made, kid linedy * regularly $17.50, now nf All Our WOMEN’S ~ OXFORDS . ly $:2.59%, in this sale at $7.85 24 98.85 ti en a ae eratulate both the Republicags ay of Miguel d# Cervantes Em s, Spanish novelist, pia BS Serr ne DECFIVER NA FOR FIRM St BY ENDLESS -——_—— Judge Calhoun . State Fimance | sioner to Take C Consumers’ Sale fused to Post B quired by Law. Appointment of Sta r Frenci agpmwage= f ; #4 Pio, to wind up its affail 46 sibute assets, Was ore by Circuit Judge Calhou Receivership suits wer mesth 4eainst the ‘ males CO. and five other gelling bosiery and other gise by the ‘end ess cha! Commissioner French, nded that the sale Brough: the defendants elussitication of co-opers panies. and as such the quired to post $25, PFinance Department to performance of contract mers. ; SS a _? ~~ hal The defendan* “Om yt fReen doing business with nd. and they denied fco-operative companies. Mave of them quit busine gouri rather than fight The Consumers’ Sales fought to a decision. I resented by Jesse W. Ba mer Attorney-General o! and Louis P. Piquett of | Piquett said the com 91.960 009 corporation Wi mills in the East and sale throughout the country. fhe short time tt had be wee mg in St. Louis ft had Contracts, involving $29, Held to Be (€0-oper In his decision, Judg holds the Consumers Sa % co-operative company Meaning of the Missour apd a continuance of it: Without bond, would we merabie harm” to contra Gad other creditors. H ™e company Jjrom : Business in this Sta-e« an Commissioner French t the assets. The company had beer “Louis B. Sherman. doin as the Consumers’ Sales hea dquarters are in Chic In a brief filed recent Freund, attorney for Sioner French. defined ft} ants sales methods. as A buys a contract from pany for $4. The contrac three coupons. He sells | pons to B C and D foe which he retains, reduci: vestrent to $1. When B @?n in their coupons to y¥ with $3 accompan: “oupen, A receives me Valued at $109. _ Now, when B, C and Mm their coupons and $: the company, each rece. Tract such as A had. 1! then sel] three coupons ontract to other persor wach, retaining the $3. a mg their $4 investment Then, when these other _ thetr coupons and Ort. company, RB ¢™ and Merchandise valued at $1 = the End of Alpl Thus, A. B. C and D Ctived $19 worth of me for $1. plus their efforts their coupons to other pe Sales eystem continues ti of the alphabet and doe there. In fact,. there is the “chain” “The scheme in ftself. out according to the m Gens of the defendant, mentally unsound,” Freund contended. “Pe Reed £oO no further thai tention to the fact that f panies are attempting to Worth of merchandise for on its face tg a fraud 3 tid be th “he company pr is for §1 bill Pe ; _ aod Pere vee — - * J ba - Nee CG: “POGS, and «nding wit! penth Series (ar link) tn ag “Sain.” Freend find: '*<.963 parties wilt hat Dares im the 125 series, fempany wil) have rece! ee ts $21. 522. 340 7.2 -s5ursed cash amo 1.357 420 netting the « pSroes profit of $9 565.9460. . But this profit would phan wiped su: if the ¢ P@entingen: abilities; ws mat te if every persen | 4 contract with three (Sid the coupens for $3 Stived $19 for his $1, Fre

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RFIRM SELLING. hipstead Another et the aa L0re by Frazier Patiens 9s hes were « “Vota, Vets outed >-calleg tute for ratificass, 2 to. 21. Ss own } from Bes f those wh Pepper lations @s 1924, vor New Yo Ourt farcti- ncllableg Calhoun Appoints | State Finance Commis- | | sioner to Take Charge of Consumers’ Sales Co. TO PROTECT ‘Hosiery Concern Held to Be Co-operative — It Re- osed by was shouts rs b La quired by Law. rhting te; iment to > intment of Stat: Finance states sho 7 — ee . cision of time Commiss:oner French as re- | referred g Consumers’ Sales fester for the any deciz covenant — sehr sets, ; porcuit Judge Calhoun weivership suits were fat against the Consumers’ mm Co, and five other hosiery and othe by the ‘‘endiess ch missioner French, nded that the sales methods) wht the defendants within the | ification of co-operative com- ,and as such they were re- was ordered today filed last concerns | rence of Sourt p ‘e was noth or it to oo la roll ¢ eaten by q r merchan- ain” system. the sults, tor John al blast. ohnson iad to post $25,000 with the spmance of contract with cus- ners. mn doing bu wages without viving nd, and operative iaenten. of them quit business in Mis- rather than fight the ™)e Consumers’ Sales Co. alone {tought to a decision. It sted by Jesse W. Barrett, fcr- mer Attorney-General of Missouri, anf Louis P. Piquett of Chicago PPiguett said the company } 900,000 corporation with woo.en in the East and sales agencies foughout the country. During t s#hort time it had been 7 :rat- fn St. Louis it had pacts, involving $20,000. - Held to Be ar. bin his decision. Republiie nal atti i help it” » the Unit They cow r unction reservat } from they ost don congra ic «6. side; iren on f re prom es who , a eeetve company W en takeR @iimaning of the Missouri statute, | a atineance of its business, out bond, would work “irre- ble harm” to contrat other creditors. He me company grom transac Msiness in this Sta-e and appoin Mommissioner French to liquida: the assets. | The company had been sued as “Louis B. Sherman, doing business as the Consumers’ Sales Co.” Its headquarters are in Chic .¢g In a brief filed recently. . Freund, attorney iva voce len reservation d resolutl the Ser al vote enjoi in ining n, Sena land, ‘ ire to iblicans body wh ‘ their he yne this thing.” Arthur Q0t'’s sales methods. as fol] A buys a contract from the coni- pany for $4. The contract cont ain mrees Coupons. He sells these co msto B C and D for $1 hich he retains. mament to $1. When Min their coupons to may with $3 accompanying each “pon, A receives merchandise pmived at $10. ' Now, when = ilette line to probate the will of tic ~ . } . ‘ Arar « irate Solomon P. Sublette, a brotii cf Pinkney. is successfu' The heirs seek to prove title to cna 4 ithe greater portion of 306 acres Ot ' Y - ‘in. excess ‘and in Southfvest St. Louis value ac of $3,000,000. ‘The tract} : wh | : ‘ig in the district bounded on t¢/) ‘rorth by Manchester ursceoue, on ‘the south by Bischoff and Colu m + Sew ee ee nce Department to guarantee. The defendan companies had}! denied thev were} *’ - ; was le P- 4 Judge Cathoun; the Consumers oe Co., is} holders | ‘ 7 , | took office, ; ; i ; ' 7 : ; i ail : B, C and Di’ fomon P. probate. A | gr iwho declared the ‘hia avenues. on the east by jhighway boulevard, and jette averue. Unearthed in 1893. by Sub ; ? c QO5 . »~ haf > in Wvyoming in 95, a year befor2 7% « > the Snblette heirs began their l- 4 . : t . é ° eal ficht for possession of the tra: . . —— } $134 ~ oO “ | of land now worth millions, a’ J * > ae ~ 4 . . +n) + + ¢* have been in the custody of t . ’ | _ an thea Qs Y yi > VATIOUS CIETKS Ma tea 24 LOUIS Circuit f'ourt BInCe . from the gray on the banks of Fontenelie Creek, in the Yellow- stone region, where Pinkney Sub- lette unter ani trappe is sup- posed to have bcen buried after e was slain by hostile Incians, th: were used as exhibits 1n two sults hased on the supposed claim of n apbox, buffete ani and used att “tool under the table of the or a Deputy. Interment Deferred on Request. Circuit Clerk Schmoll, when ie interested the Missouri times as a [foot- Clerk } | Historical Society in burving the i'bones.. The interment however. at the request of R. M Nichols, attorney for the in the Solomon Sublette will suit, was deferred * > a. @ ir Su sequent HNticatic ie heé aC led in u eX 4 Although kept from ine grave oe 4 agen by the iong- Fey : -_ Yr & —e ae - . e : = fices in en a bandoned gambiing and a fine of $1000 was impos d fainting spell, Miss Josephine Fa- | “%5 &ranted on grounds of deser- : : Davis today upon of a large Ferry road tion. house building at 6128 Faston ave- by Federal Judgr: che r owner Lemay gan, 19 vears oid, a student tea ‘ + eat \ oge! at the Central Institute for Deaf . ‘ ing \ as “ie ¢ ‘in met + > »* " a, . } . . +‘ ‘ . Kin ershic} way and Papin street, fine M: Le “iS a 0 nave ‘(fie care to ov days iti Jali by { irs uit Judge farin : tT} the and custody of the ¢ Under the terms of the court rul-, nue, was fined $500 and sentenced Joseph ee ee ee sont Lawre} c ; ‘ ., a Wurdeman at Clayton today [0r near Kimmewrek, Mo., upon his sufferin ga fractured skull nd wt i 7 Se ae artnet | Constructive crimfnul contempt of plea of guilty of making a IMquor hemcrrhage of the brain. rye AP bia whi I ark court in attempting to intimidate a tash and failing to report, in vio] where she is in aN Kwarg hil 7M } Af iiss é . : 4 ‘ . = e ¢ iH i vy fy | . * ' 9 a oF Dorothy Gallow 19 nan e@augnter i * iticers who a npanied him to) Prosecuting Attorney Mueller : h rags , septic pra rei into @ . . : i dll eal tae “oe ; A} ; vat o b,00¢ capaci of Charles Gallowa f 4171 Mak- the prison yesterday after he had |tectified that the man on the! ~ meng P 7 ‘ 4 a ‘ . ¢ ric ly hee T} rié ld without bail for tiié mher nea said he Was J He k Ball and Lee Schubert of 3800 uth no 12 ave , if r ing « 77 j : - pmo } bf ( 5.¢ , 4 PERBPas : ; “ cao # H x ne pe saints ‘or tion cys The (“orone r. He was ga10 wy} — M lier 1.3 A asked hirm Ww hat } Broadway, a bartender, facing his ; reg iy} , . Ye ¢ y Se | id ii sei : pastas € * 7 ae an e 41774 rth Twefth s es |tO have made the threat when 4) ne wanted had sald: “What's. the) second charge of violation of the T) I QO] 4 , f : ee £71 r ; P ' i y clLid . i “A : ads « 4 § ai i » : . ; detective who had visited the pris-i, ' } _— ws | Volstead act, was given his chcice "© } @ . c OrROSAT ¥ rr swe { ~rowe sit? bre | ae a F | s eS ‘ iatrte« r With your man Noble | s he was crossing Tower Grove = ; ‘of a $1000 fine or 60 days in ja‘l . ‘ff + + ’ trie hs vi ¢} io . P ' . } ‘ “ venue, at Cleveland avenue, at #4 °OPer 8 wie return d with contirm- | ¢Myeller’s first assistant)? Can't | a of = as By Sl tion of the wenort Ghat Mra. Mare)... « ce mtu 4 ,and took some time to contem- p.m. Miss Gallow: was arrested | ‘ Dean eee silt ping you hold him i plate it ~ ° ; 7 P . : ee si ‘ ‘ ‘ . hic Ss for > - P a e* ) ¢ aa 4 and released on bond. }Shail would not aid in his d Met The prosecutor said the caller ex- | _ Z cca coed ti te ?, toad ‘ith Whi @ 4 rossing S vents r AUG. or have in} vad oe gE purtner 16 GO W M1 i nlaine {j that Assistant Prosecuting | Charles Bechtold of $202 Calle " ' +, 4 : ° : ‘ . ve 60 vard, at Soulard street, at 5:30 p. } ***™: Attorney Noble insisted on prose-| fornia avenue, saloonkeeper, and > 4 + cA ute, saree} + ¥. P| t we » 9 ¢ ~” 7 ‘ ~ Ta r) ATue or 1% ‘ gf 4 R57 Sout} i iia ~ t if ia t £Lraw > Mar - iting Pe the] and had tried to in- | his bartender, Theodore Nock«, . ‘ . ‘ 3 r Fi ¢ sf*T } "45 ated yh : - a ° : . Ninth street, was struck by an au-| Shall told the detective. What's | , lude Attorney Roy Schooley. with | ¥®r® fined $300 each on @ liquor . > . b? ' 4 ’ ad l- } ror y ? - | ; : tomobile truc] iffering interna] ‘ ll) be frank enougn to iwhom Ball has offices, in an at-/| charge. iu Aisa haat ; . ‘ 4 . : m -4 12 v ad + Tift, ‘ . | Ye em ee injuries and a lacerated scalp. The! ‘*™ 2° that 1 will end my lle at j¢, mpt to tamper with witnesses. nw ——— . st Be be Si ied : the first opportunity.” Sehanioew ie not rte | °° Ot : driver, Anthony Brugger, a seein ' +} aay schooley is not to blame, Iam itold the Court tn chambers sev- : Orders re ot 0 PrisONn ithe man,” the prosecutor quoted eral days ago that it was he who brother of Pinkney Sublette; Fran- Piumber, of 666 North Iwenty-sev-{} 7 place a special guard/,, , = nD ba ate — nis call #4 Say! Prosecuting | had e ces Hereford Sublette, and th if daughter, Esther Frances. Below. enth street, East St. Louis, was ar- over the prisons Described by | ase- ST ee ee sf fe allied up the prosecutor. the box containing the bones o { Pinkney Sublette, in a vault in the testec. i the f¢ i Pg as the most mazing fi aD . aa ed pn hae ects previous hearing, Archie res FORGERY CHARGE AGAINST {criminal in the history of Penney!- noe interfere in the case the caller| Dees teeppad REgmenee aaa ‘ ‘ | vania. Marshall todav was a mental s a een pr a & - ‘ne Ca ‘er | been stopped frequently on county Fannie, and at . ith si n- 3s eir sta il € r ard ss pon gas one 2c alee ee became abusive and declared he roads by men in an automobile and : + 4 land, } Pw mn!) anit rr eeds A real estate PASSER OF $472 IN CHECKS ul oly ay - , v1 ds : = sgh Poorer? , nad once represented Prosecuting threatened with “death if he ap- s involved in the present & apical vd a. ae ve rames W. Findlay 36 years old. |e. ores ie Oreo’ 2) | Attorney Mueller by tipping off{peared agninet memes EE Satanic. Metiett in s fora { ee ee eT as titan ee ee pesarss room ' . |gambling houses when search war- | State’s witness. Carl Behle, John- reothers w and they ha ] pf ee I t a Ois . irgved * it forgerv ir iia on OY ‘ 2 : ze dp ie 8 , *" ‘ : ee rants were to he served. son's ernployer, testified Ball had ) Esther ‘ subiett : : és : n i ape? u ae Paine nassing eig) P ks 93 sie $ : me : , : told di 4 Mueller declared that after the asked him to get Johnson out of _ _ ' a sg ' ees a totes +, sg 1399 peregating $472.4 ; BR DO BG | tantiwae a e } = ring “Cont (Caller had threatened to “carry this arte . morne there would “pe & property her ; ; ’ . é é see y - ve e stole fror he General In-|]7 y the Coroner’s inquest? I'r fight to a finish’’ he had become | piece of change in it for him. The f ee ee hee 2606 to tha{demnity Co., in the Ratlway Bx-! cine +c cas if vou fellows |@ngry, shouted “go to hell” into|_ A*tter Passing sentence, Judge ee ——e af oot ities Bi an bits snevidente ange Building, where he was em- | 4», "Informed that the hearing|the phone and hung up. phase aoc AnnOunees 3 5 a * As : | I oe fi io des oR Ry eta ge : er. | ployed as an accountant until Jam. | W.. cancasnrye he eniad: “Well. if 11 Connection Denied, pee: ea ow pap P a wer of etté di and aug? r weet #e sberiives era : — takes gia ie riff, r . Est] ai Frat i herited } her) >U! “ESIGINg 1 the middie and /j/*- ee et must, I must blame. I guess ther: a an inte — in wnat he him- | rest. pending appeal] oy ian Gee , ery e ¢ ‘ . me &£ f f as - ak "is c r a sain gts , b ak he a Sica had heen shot Saree raation. Coctaring Prosecuting Lacy said he would apply to the > ton ee ee eg Ot Ree ert ne e sasnan usp aiepoia By cnshtl ea i as an Pa ed ea ca Attorney Mueller did not know | 8t. Loulg Court of Appeaig for a ives and BUYeyeG 5 ' vi ee gine is ver y members of' He was aiont ed vesterday on com- . ‘sae fpr the defense of two Ital- Ball's voice, but Judge Wurdeman writ of habeas corpus as soon as his ers to purchasers of plots in ee gi ie ee € Drhiuwt Ruan hatal clark licens whan were tried for killine al ceeTposed that Baill himecit had Geet & S650) Se ] Herefo . I COS ra tobert Bryan, hotel clerk. /ians who wer tried for K!} g a tract In (1895 Sublet es -F beau fn etorion ae noliceman. ad ants produced a.will purported re pai. ~~ built or ; a " ml Window Smasher Takes $8 Dress. ° se st —_- —-— —_—— = et | have heen m S n & et. the la catieiae “os entioned. which A passerby, whose eve evidently Persian Crown Prince Presented. : . Jette, April 15 i82 f rT sutomatically become nvoived in; ¥4 ight by a blu satin dress LONDON, Jan. 2%.~-An Evening near St. Louis, M +} ase is o so estimated in mi]-| t™immed with red flowers in the} News dispatch fron. Teheran, the Tt will, the finding of which} jo: S, show -window of a store at 1711, Persian snp ohtigie — the 8-year- 9 yi ae oten ck Cage ee ime nS tt 2 Sah Be a a SWOPE Sublette being y from their wild-| Sublette families are perpetuated: |" vesterday heave F ti brick | Reza Khan, has b een ‘ eiedatial : erness gra ny fhe -vear epai Hereford street vhic rune rovueh ¢ $175 piate glass to get Crown Prince and officially pre- fig? reads as fo} nt & eo " ‘ mon P. Sublette Witnesses: E. C Smith, James S$. Thompson.’ | Oxfords { D] on Will. The will establishes the r right t Lii€ proper cy S Fre next of kin on the side of the father of Soiomon Sublette, the Sublette de- scendants claim The will wae re- f t. ] admittance tO probate be- ause or tne inat v of the heirs to pre . + + ti c SigTiat t + Se ° Was fenuine, according to Attorney Nichols. who says he is now prepared to make Su proof Numbers of buvers of sma parceis of the lar have ] tn feated the Centenary Sundi3y School team, composed of bors with normal visio -6 to 2 last night, one of the plavers on State School team scoring 15 points. The +) t } hove lefts 3terd +3 Ss) wring Stars. a newsbhboves , vy the Saine score the night befor Al] the players on the State School team have } mpaired vjyc on A Cera? i a) 1¢ i rranted them or ersonal contact hut hs kir r hie ne and nytt - Inajor infrs ns the rules are Mrs. Victoria Whitne a Dies in Flast. Word of the death in New York of Mrs. Victoria Conkling Whit- — = -*y . + ney, formerly a St. Louis attorney was eive by friends here ves terday she left St. Louis last fal Se rt. in December. 1446 was iV lived aft re : Templs en place. Mrs. Whitney, who at one time was a teacher in a hove’ school in Boonville, Mo., lived most of her life in St. Louis Her husband. ea wet -« -q 7 _ = a“, yo e physician, died shortly after their marriage. PALLADIUM FOLLIES OF Sat. Eve., Jan 30th The One BIG —" f the SEAN Singt a panes: Nevelty Entertainment. so Hot That tt SKATING UNTIL 12 O'CLOCK NEW PALLADIUM RIN TRICK AND ACROBATI( ROLLER SKATING Featuring The PALLADIUM JAZZ BAND Burns Your Lips te Talk About Them ROLLER SKATING EVERY NIGHT ENRIGHT WEST OF GRAND 1926: Pumps and Strap Pumps Three of Our Most Attractive : and Important Items — A | Great Variety of Seasonable Material and Models, Real Bargains 5y—Formerly $6.50 to $9 >6. 5—Formerly $10 to $14 38. 5—Formerly $12 to $15 Not Every Size in Each Style, but All Sizes in the Lot as a Whole Starts one of the Greatest Overcoat Sales in the History of this Store >A, See Tomorrot’s Paper for Complete Detail $2.25 Lisle Sport Stockings *7ee $1.65 THE NEW TWoerner &Tpjerner Quality Comer - Locust at Suxth ) 2 eas as ‘ ¥ wx pts = ES . © lity 6 : a Bcd 4 CONS Pe per y iS Co ee oe oe er eae a +. bag et ee 4 TO a oe wa ie " x a Ry ht one et gag, a Thaptteiande. qe 7” , ition pcan, peg hee ep WO Ae i Ow Lame ofr OY hosted ae Gonten 7? kA edo ot diy Mphew & ' so ier i a eo

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a HURSDAY EVENING. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ihe IN ARMY OFFERED Measure W Th enaae : ~- aa a7 it i ADVEETISEMENT j : . —o dnbmemnesccttiiinmaanaamnaans ~ — acheemninnetion es aesttil, bam — . LT ee “am, - : > E é Zt ao ow ’ 7» — . — sa 4 = a | ts Sr co % or 4 PES . oF ry ; : hh Pe Be ; ; ; cr ; ‘ 77% > r 4 ih b r ° : = ri is = Ped & be + tite! . ] , yy ~ ‘ - > ‘ . . 4 ~? : . re a ‘ »~Z - - ™ aa = i.* ~ : | ~ . . a m ~»-* _— > * — + he me a As “- — — sist " . . * . . ; ow bidder, and emce entiti IS Nlecessarry unmcer tice i2W be OF ARRANT FOR Cou BILL * ‘ourt te sign 2 parment warran’ abel] Petreleum Co. P nrtrac’ iward Poe i+} - ~IeNnt Warrabt va . , . . , Sa 4% , 3 ¢ - —_ “—- canna oa csinas? a _— : ‘ eae nT eae ey a e _ ied > . Pe as 4 . a i - i ; Judge Smiley Withholding $45.855 ‘for IN HOUSE onld Give ~ This Great Healing ti Must reguiat fia i “ ‘ ainw right bs ; ° > ; t : Flyers Status \nalazous to Said to Be Due Cabell Pe- % me troieum €C«. W ASI WINGT » 5 il “Pes . S000 1, . ¢ , = ~ - te a a li 4 ‘ of a separate air e in 7 ADVERTISEMENT ie ) Coffe. Ness : ~ / my a Marine Chronic Coughs Relieved | ; Or Your Money Back rl Na - . sed : a ene Sie a ae ( | das . a. tae onan wit r a . iz mn kin a ripa “a ‘ ~ ‘ . 7 ; ; me ‘ = ‘as int inced em iti’ t 4 c 5 Mott mi) 5 s } [SSS if ascarets 10c cht are Sg maa rs : a - t 4 ; ~ - ~ ; ~ or ( : 4 a ; ’ £ - tions o1 ‘kaze. Keen M-A on siege - e tt Ms hand for L lar? US aw P a a F os “ ‘ee ol ggeangd Fer Colds ana Pneumonia Dew’t stay headachy, dizzy, sick.| Then 708 we eee ch wweet | nead . 4 singie bottle ed AS - Si ‘ + bern |} becoMes clear, Sivuigaca swee., .Clgue - “— tS “ while 4 > > ; a: \ CTV UnUSUdi ae eee ee — (pes ' ~ ‘ * . a es : a: > ec ae =e ridav and Saturday Bring Remarkable : —, a I N M | ArRé , | % =e " * z3 n instar ‘noon @s ” - Pe har «? Leas ance: a A any a: = * 7" ys “= aa im ° a 4 bh « - se te | s: # : ‘ An oe - ae ~/ 4 a: eee = i tion hecon great singer s stage. She sang 'M =: oe e ‘rr : rd ; # . Tt, = a SJ . © : - . a: > a naiti + ‘ Se ge {*s s: ; e e tA : . 7 i av Mee ; anth n _ * os 7 = @« - : . 17 ne nF a.a ~ . > 4 oy ; ? | . = a ° ; ox a Negro woma Was wa e a: -- In }] th 34 ( ¥ - 7 [ / 2 aA : % She had openei the door, pulled @s : “ 7 Q £¢ } 7 Cul a d ee : = x it} in The 4 7 : 7 ea 2: ° . b nd she backed away to «watt fur- BY : : s, her developments a: 7 A fireman transferred 1 s: : 4 : £ + » v sic a. ~ * ? a 2€@ ma DOT : Yas » relatives in Fiat R . a: - : ae here sa Myed INTi! ..3 . es ~ ~ ‘ TWINS AFTER TRIPLETS IN 1925 : - a. . > » BO : : q ~ > @n Pyes . Th > | : - , / ] hs a . ” 2 Dee a “e sf - 1) Spat ‘ - . ait ° a : ~ a . ; VIRGINIA, Tl. San. 28M, Coats and Ja Guerre: AG : | At Astounding Reductions Y il - : :¢ 2 _ ~ e e s ‘pone = a ~ . ; hor ; OS “s a: J we $ > 2 : e ; ana s si the. aii " . i > } 0 lf? s ro ‘ij ij e . o- 4 : — ° mower of CAi- ge : : ot yours in order that we will not have’ | P area. . - j : any Winter Coats t to take in our inven- : SM. Louis Salesman Found Dea:'. ° : ' meget caturcay might! Hence, these three | it Meeinted Brom a: | . : adically reduced gToups. | DANVILLE, Ui.. Jar. /8.—wil- | S&: : : j fam B. Wessme2n. salesman of — : nN ; | i _e@@ia, was foun dead his : : ae : $ s . 7 at 4 hh te : P “eo iis melele : : F — a M se F H P “a : —Ts 7, ‘ 2 - $ ig Death is though* to have hes i”) : Values to S19. Values to $200 : 5 Te : ‘ to heart failur: . : 5 : ‘ : i Mistook Poison for Medicine. = S$ S : £ . : r $:8 are $35 to $45 Coats in et Sin Anna Harris 54 veare o}4 : & : ” d : smail sizes (for petites and . , 3h Of 1415A North Newstead avenue. @t ) : misses) which couJd not possibly | £4 was taken to City Hospital at‘? p : : 7 | r . be made by the thousand for this price. . | 4 ™. yesterday after she had «wal- : : j : Smartiy styled in warm fabrics, fur ce owed poison by mistake for a : : : : trimmed, wanted shades and styles. i ae : RASTIC reductions on beau = aa ee" : | at P j : : o ty a 3 : 7 a wich were & Ww & 4 cently at an cost to | There are both Coats and Jac- — = h } : * . guettes at aii three pr ces - » 1 fern q) rie r . ‘ Ss nd . ‘ J 2 Fur Saelon—Third Fieor rz $69.50 swept _ country. Free LOL Con 103 OL} New and Improved es: FRESHMAN 4 | MASTERPIECE =: $ 5 On amd volume Thix set hax . $12.50 to $15 * ° O imcict on i = es = e >hr a a — i we ~ ~y ~ ” O- - = . . a eet CE FeqQuests oT other fic ee en en —_— “ff a mece & ; ; ? . = 4 » & sin Sal . iis er ent e —~ ™~ 5 ato rer ‘—- ti ; 4 : = ~~ . . = « oN 5 Se ce ¥ LcITe — _ HE ws Selection »r Dr a . Vou want—da' time ~ = =t¢een AAT ae a a Mies : ah ~~ + — a OT esses e a Pe! ¥ WAS LG N/A aiiwi a. & i i VVrAasS — QO OT JUSINess Dresses ai nner Or eve * . _ ™ — = ° aa ¢ ~ 3 | male ming stvles and tirnecr are T°" cer + _~- — ~ ~ ~— ro [ir 7 encogs . wah ' : re .s ee) SiN = ~ y a ie ese . ee! it JUGLULY ¥ ¥ rT ew mit ESDeCcla note are ? - + | aes . * « rash cB d - = _ = os we ry A1IfTitt? ; ~~ ort G Toc + ~ Yo a i Tae | ‘ BARGAIN SECTION CLEAN-UP a eorgettes. Ou il want more than two when you see them. but if ~ e * > = ~ — wa 4 ede bel et > a a 7% 5 a one - - — ioe a - : | you think you want only one, bring a friend for the second ce a ee ee Second Fi); » aion— TORSO e ee eeeeees ee] my ‘ ny a rr. — i * . * ° + resse CHOOSSHSHSSSHHHSSSHST SHS RH SS HSSHR ESS eeSENeSeereseaseceresrceseece | eer _ee ee OCS ee Pee eee e eee er TTPO CS POF KOE ORT SETS Bee eee ee ee fe = .- " = ~et a: RESSY Frocks in satin Canrer s- Sflas a Pee - ; + tad ee , o ° =. + a 7 from a: hhat crepe and sport cloths one or ILK gowns, eucies, step-ins iILK breakfast Coats Mandar DDS and end high . ~~ } . . > “¢: P ; ; ~ we : a + -" + i * iat ei Be.” " . ™ ie fOeet to coact with larity 2 two piece stvies. A cnoice selec. Princess Silps. PDajamMas. etc - Coats rahes le eeenen ee C “ae - grac : of , ~~ ee A, . o¢ = s orselettes rt rap- S: tion of fashionable models. in radium satins, crepe de et Cette notin a ee = . bs a j iw Le 3 PT LA -riutrsert e+ — wl eee Tin¢S8.2:0VC & 4 gt Re ee r te _ ——— ai re . ——— > Sstep-tMms bandeaux aD x. ~ >» te ~ me 4 aa be hr Oh A - “a a rad oA ‘iii +. . ‘. en liigs ; ¢ \ : : $ ad ' po 3 ° i Demonstration rm women. but not cil size | ee ce C19 00 , . }diues to 33.06 ) eG, * Z (it; , ‘ei i? oF se @ : ‘ Py Tie } . * _ , "4 i | sTyit. 7 . F et re ee 3 an = ‘-? 8 rr s% iM} . ee 4) pty ‘wi rales + : ? a ‘ Ih Me reer igre es > ~ 1" ; is »-* “ « . *e © 8 @*# 8 @ @ @ + THF os . . ee ee ee ae . ih ae ri sts" & ae if) > > 5 Wi ts ites ~ 4 G) . = . — ” ’ = > > ; ald se & * @ = * > , _ = # ot ‘4 ia 2 ee weet e eee % « ‘ reset i fi : i ey a J é 4 ’ wre ’ f , ™ “4 : i939) Values $12.50 36.50 ) Bargain Section—Second Floor’ Man Fioer—B8roadway .: : ~<SGGRGUGeSAeRSURUaRNDDGGRENESDDaRRaaeaaacccccceg@ THOMAS 43 red garments of rich ous fabrics. many of the sea- lustr son’s smartest models. _Incom- plete range of misses and womens sizes. Furs on many could not be bought for $43. At $72 are Coats which were $:50, fash- sned of exclusive fabrics and fine furs. utstanding style and for musses and women. Ceat Salen—Third Fleer , NaS eteasanes lin Ro aga eae Me ee oe ee i wend a rfect. ar Gone

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH is e . Ld s - s 7 7 . td cm 3 - is ! a : se | ~ | ~~ ; i Teed 1 . ~~ > + = = 24 > et Ey vee 4 wow “eg - e ” seer ‘naanae ae Ya~ Prone eril Pee eee eee PT ee PPE LEP PPeer ts Leth ” ” Seteeeaeees a % ; sf i LLARLAELELE TET BA . e ate enecgaterinae TCO sy y Y ¥ : a. me A Aernaterenclagmatle «theamatnecst melynge beeline see a soe: I eas er = Lee TERRA oe OER EE RS nt Mp egnOmmR ie sess: sees STIX, BA 3 a se BEFORE STOCK-TAKING ER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Announce—Beginning Friday Morning at 9 o0’Clock The Semi-Annual = WWICE each year, preparatory to taking inventory ot our stocks, we assemble all broken lots. sample lines, odds and ends of every description and otter them in our ONE-DAY SALE at prices which are so extremely low as to insure immediate disposal. Thousands ot people who have attended our ONE-DAY SALES in the past are familiar with the extraordinary character of the values ottered on these occasions. and will need no further invitation Nor will it be necessary to remind them of the im- portance ot being here early Friday morning to secure the tullest advantage ot the opportunities. To conceive the tremendous scope ot this event and to appreciate the extraordinary buying oppor- tunities it attords. it 1s only necessary to bear in mind that this is a store-wide sale—embracing offerings in practically every department. all marked at prices dictated solely by our desire tor quick disposal of the merchandise. We adopt this drastic method of eftecting a speedy, final clearing throughout the store. and we promise that the values will more than justity the high reputation tor value-giving which these sales have established in past years. Because ot the vast number and variety ot items included and the limited quantities available— in some instances only one or two of a kind—it is impossible for us to describe the offerings in detail, or even to list them. To do so would inevitably create a demand far beyond our power to supply. Just to mention a few typical examples of the hundreds ot rare values in this sale—there are Men s Shirts astonishingly marked down:realStone Necklaces at amazing concessions 1n price: marvel- ous values in Hand-Embroidered Lingerie: Infants and Children s Coats at extreme reductions: Women s and Misses Dresses and Coats at prices which will appeal irresistibly to thrifty purchasers: odd pairs of Curtains surprisingly reduced; the Downstairs Store will abound with bargains. Look tor the ONE-DAY SALE tags throughout the store. We particularly urge the attendance of our regular customers, that they may share liberally in the extraordinary bargains. Selling Will Begin Promptly at 9 o’Clock Friday Morning — t . ae. Madea Ady! Wt ger aR 3. team ing Bee WET tae ee ae ee SPDs er 3 Se EO EERO TT, oe mega Rd Sn Oe aS OR tS pve, nf . “ee iy re ie ees - wf * Oe ss ie OO By en ene an kes aha ate hy "a. Ohheae ee 6 lee sg AEG od x Chan ns git =r . ee Os Pip snineccpah 6 bActeeess nd mee Mei + < : sy ee s ol eae hone ‘ éf : oS i 4 Nahas Sater cares i Ue SOR seen ee yoni eee Pe tay Pte RN FA MI Pen ahi

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PP aa Pa ay ee a 2 2 Uy Mx. slg Hew tig PORE Ft ee GE B AP) ERS AE LOL EEE EEK i ~ P ea ee ay wi a HR i ante Me, So et oe ala la x ‘ és. 4 Se 7 2 ‘ a i 2 24 =o = oe toe. % : *: a & et ee: ¥ ae 4 o@ He a ery od } = Weer, nag OR a tee ee ee AL et 7 og ss 6 $3,000,000 MINE MERGER APPROVED ~perria., e 30s Sra JOPI IN M o «a SiO. 2 olds & “f @ Cousellua i a ad & Zinc {"o ’ an t I ie riters and « appre nerger « ® two miranies ; lau PP ously been voted y the dire ere of the two organizacions at reetings held re this rning Mining properties VYaiued ere than $3.000.000 are owned he two conipalies Nn he i ure will be operateu 2 empany to be is the : sOlidated Lead & « ‘ The ne onso idated \ iI rpora jnder the laws of ieias ne new s.ocK i he -.y value. Plans for the reorgan. will be completed at a meeting "he new rectors ‘ : norning at St. Louis on ] Directors of the new Impany re John 3 S x 7? pres; } . a . Fagie Pic! L@a 4. BE. Bendeilar ° treasurer © the Fags richer, hicago: . Vics president of the Eacle Pircher. Jop- ies T. CC. Curry, Picher;: Joha A Schaeffer, vice pres et of th Bagie Picher, St. Louis: Fred N Bendelari, :; amd Thomas Dyeart, St. Louis The boarii of directors; . ~ | - ’ ** yrs : , ’ »? f,e0rge vs rot ; ‘het. ceocragcias ef stock ’ thea *Olidated 4? | +e ins . i ebares of stockK in the new conipa ? mm > } ° . +. . ‘ ' . or each share nox €id in the ompanyr. The Lnderwrit ~ I which is one of the o st 2 prefitable mining companies 6b! JOplin district. is @perating f mimes in the Picher. Ok. dis: The (“onso)} late q ! r 5 . ’ ates four mires Phe c mpany eye . am option which it 3 Wright Mining and Reva! bas Options on the mines | Tul@a-Quapaw Mining and Invrest- mént Co., the Domada Mining Co and the Royalty Interes‘s Tulea-Quapar, whi io not pire until Feb. 1: * Btock of the old Consolidated usted on Lew xe} has transfers ©! ave been reported $186 « share. MRS, ANTONIA LUECHTEFELD DROPS SUITS AGAINST HUSBAY Head of Lumber Firm says Recon- Ciliation Has Been Pifected and ‘She Wil Be Partne rin Bustnrse. A divorce suit led recen Mra. Antonia Lue Ltefe id Jeseph J. Luechtefe!ld, pr t of the Forest Park Lumber & Supp'!, % Rei ,™ Co $323 Clavton avenue, and other suit agaist him in which s asked “or one-hal’ the nr: i nis busines« have been ordered di missed by ber attorney, Edward ° Poriste!. He said ~ Share had not _e-ccmigges CAaSih Setl. enient in tf. iitigatior Lue B et. id ? eae ui porter he and his wife had becom a reconciled. in consequence of which the cases were settl 'O all parties was stated, will resume a partmre-- ship interest in 3 she valued at $500,008, ane *he said was started imal capital of $2. net. The Luechtefelds live at 62°14 ‘layton avenue. ADDITIONAL TIME ALLOWED FOR JACK DANIEL CASE APPEALS Cenvicted defendants ‘tn the Jack Daniel whisky consptracv day were allowed 306 dave adidition- al. er $9 days from the dav “@aviction, in which to perfect ap neaia to the United States Circuit Yel er « ot t +e - ‘ourt of Appea is. The order wae made at Indianapolis by Unit States Judge Thomas Slick. sit : for Judge Robert Baltze!l!. ww) bas sitting in New York. Agsociate Justice it! ? the United States Supreme Court Feb. 3 wil) hear application for re ‘ease of nine of the St. Loris feidants from Leaverfworth pe tegtiary om supersedeas bon, nie@ by Judge Cireutt Court ef — eee . > . Mitzeil and Appea.s ADVERTISEMENT Sciatic Neuritis Phe sciatiac haek of the hip . : the subject of Neuritis, givin te the painful disease Secistiey s¥mptoms are sheets down the thigh often aggravated by walking, and with painful points aleng the . of: the rerve, very temder to the seach. The disease is a very obstinate one and dees not readily respond to ord)- mary treatment. it takes more than the usual Pain sedative even te alle- viate the pain. nerve, situated at tie pein: intense pain . . >.» > ‘. sd rh The quickest, safest a and surest war te rid of thé persistent nerve. set of Neuritis is to get a Bef Ailenrha Spectal Formula Xo. 2 O-pee mM capeui¢® form Take . med end potice hew ic abou have Ogee ° waived -¢ alt Bhl acre wrt. —_ Neuritis has er .* 4 * ¢ . ‘ *wmiert once again 5 hp, : * ADeurh » 7ou af adic te: Steck ai) ihe 7 re mes i THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2s, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — . _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aon _— PL LT ee et ee —_—— ae Rae oo ie ee =f Re Ba i Ee 7 . é 1 ae a x = : ADVEBTISE pg Colds, Grip 2) . Slt. | » a Se “Wigs my ae ae , ° ] o-oo a (at tne top Of the stairs). and Wiil oe p I © : SS eS ess than the pre S€NL Iliad ne (| Drices . % . ° mark d fron ne-third to one-halt of! ALNEL f ipiie ii ¢i , pie if s og i. * . + For peeweetate Wearin rwenty-fir © cent 74 het VW ¢ ii “foe FSS ah ke oe i fixe ~ is Prom Maw! smart spring frocn to] -_ i — if a | retias Lt} Stress the New Sti } "neene Navy Blues, Blacks, B and Light Spring , Shades Goes ESE COR ee a ee ee CeO ; _ Featured in Iwo Moderately Priced Groups ; 1 . : ~ | : — ; ‘ " ? ‘ ; * A 7 i ‘3 } ? — . Dresses, stvied ll the hewest ald | : LI | rae lei . «= Qj yo, “y ~ : . * * ? - i ] - : } } ~ +} OT 7 . ~~? ~ ' Ye __ Pa -— 6, P_ :" ; ;v } } if : -) oa & : ’ ’ : Fw me ‘ ae a 7 | . + " . in ideal selection trom whieh to choose that frock to TEE AAG eS + * Fo St . ec ] . , . ‘* . e - =o y* ee ; % s ‘ “i * ~ * : : bridge the seasons and carry one smartiy into Spring ‘ | — * Dresses for town, business and teTnoOon wear ili : } ,* eis : (oe Fie " ® Fi aye . 7 ihe new molded lines of tashion—tn two-prece and ¥: COMIPTenle ’ - > > | . am os = gf , 45 ’ a | line Lisi Che iC Ge Incliuai ne Printed Chiffons lored tvpes. A Be Printed Crepes Brocaded Satins Brocaded Crepes Plain Crepes Plain Georgettes , oe Se Let the Feces * oe Seen Art Hill on One 5 Ween of These es Zits Roval Racer Sleds ~ i ee ee ** ) on - *} A a nd > + — ie °° BiickT new, strongir-built Nieds tha Ui bring ‘baie Three Days of the Clearance of V4 S j . Linoleum ' $8.50 and $12 At i, Price At iY Off " _ and Axminster Carpets The Clearance Provides a Remarkable Group of Women’s Fur-Trimmed Coats Anminster. Velvet and Wilton Rugs Velvet =~ _ i ] =~! A yy Pi ? 2. : 4, “ ~ (ny short lengths. melt Seamed and seam a 3 PS » Ti 14 ircis ,OTS Al - me | ee Tee ormer ¥ O74 9; a; 9. 4 $75 and $79.50 : « . . . - v4 it (rr yy" = ‘ . | b inoleunm Sinal] Rugs \ XN extraordinarily 101% Clearance One lot of short lengths of inlaid Oue velvet and Wilt Rugs 4 price for Coats such. as Price ; - . _~ 5 P -~-.* Lanol . . € a VT) Se a . od Ty? 2 ~s oe ” £P 17, 7g 4 7nAoOhyA ry, > om © + © —— + a7 ‘ — \% aes j # a? i 5 cy VX, i F - - a = Anoieum. Various patrerms, MeasuPrilce Sil LDCDes VisCcCnlunuued pat- - HIS SMICINUG lative frou Yi \ ? . Y} > 4 } 4 = 4 a ook % ‘ mts ahr “a : s + mL , ; | + a ‘ ” ee | é ~~“ 2 ri ~ up to 15 square yard fers. There are both straighrt- “ j rx 4 ~ ' t> "O°? } F 2 . + z? . * _— > 3 . as . ; 7 [ra ‘ 77 5 | anti £487FCQ Sts ic™ = — ? - & m : ' : ‘i . . L rif ai ’ ti > % bd lé twee er aie No 34 i Thai |] eetee ! i efi I Xe y * ~ . «i ‘ ¥ ‘ i i 7? ~ +» reey | {, . ii } *, . “4 qaia . i Reduced Because of Incomplete Assortments All Women’s Higher-Priced Coats Greatly Reduced for Clearance Elastic _ Corsets Formerly $8.00 Costume Rings tH saypor ; 2OS5 ~~ eee ee New Leather Handbags 9 ody in natura! finish wood, tempered steei runners 1000 New Sterling Silver — = S; } a: ] , have nHeen qassembied Tid a _ f tor two dave at . - . ° ? no Tr) } = 8 @ wy ¢ aatse ne Maloritv of roe re rt}! r “cA ? 1 +} + rt — testes TT Ces i ti i t 3 Closgard Wardrobe B igs" One-Day Sale of Used and Floor Sample ——- Machines Desk (floor sample) Desk Por table tabi le O Electric 0 Electri 00 Electric Electric Por (ial an L iow ed 2 Foot Power Foot Power 500 Foot Power -_ Remna Electric Portable Yu se ras S op-—I wis “= mn — _ —_ sites ee Bas _ seal ce ge : cee — De ici ee ee 4 live and Locust, F rom Store Hours: Daily. 9:00 to o 5: .30—Saturday 9. 00 | to 6. 0 : : Olive z Locust From Ninth to Ten . ~ ce ncne en ta en AO mn eames — ores rl I — o_o “ = -antihtonancetapumonsnantitiiennmaadsumeneenibemaate = nN arte nea Eee ——_—_ - = Two-Day Remnant salell Hundreds of ShortLengths Silks, Woolens, White and Colored Wash Cottons, Linings, Cretonnes, Dy Less Than Present | / arked Remnant Prices Wilkiwiits second floor tables ntv-five per‘ cent i nts are already iq her reduetion of | tor everv purpose No Exchanges—No Returns—Every Sale Final “Special” ra rrnsas =~ a ws wait os ; ro . ia” 4 . 4 : ™~ ve > f -_ fa ‘ re ¥ at 2 + — - —_ . ct r - LOGF, 4 BOSRIBSRsesse Smart Value-Priced L uggage and Sojourners to For Wiuni Full Size Wardrobe Trunk $49, \ That Would Sell in the fo ggg ee srut : Regular Way at $10 to $14 iets Ens suit: fort! OLLEGTION of Rines of. : f Sample Lot Ai Tor attractiy * a ie a ae et ~ : ¥ whi ee Ege a \f tines . f= Each 50 thety nat every | ery : \Vere nase Reese cheadn tor « l@-aewuene aod d we oe \ % 1 a hey Univ two : ce. Or ie solely for ually of tea: eh cag Clasp - Around Vandervvort’s Jeweirs very wal ts wprecinbed., : s " : Corsets ee : wie agree nage crema Butterscotch Assortment ° D2. Y5 “eae € : } Of Genuine Morocco Butterscotch Mars hmall t-1 : . |. Poan Leather \ ight-weight clas] (hoeolates, Butterseoteh bie. - iret ue = F ice ‘4 >hop—Thord Fr MI Swagger Styles Pouch Shapes Envelope Styles 4 ~ $ f 4 aes . Se eR eee oe - ee er Tourisis SoutMern Cl LiTtés $13.95 ie r ‘ “ wr: ¥ 2 ? yak ? brow a ” ? mi - a b ; 4 * La; — ¥ oe . *

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a “ ~ 4 o ae nm ie | - - 2 ot iia iin iain - a. aie A ~* Cr eee © ~ — nose en — - ” EE NE NE ae ee Ee repo | Fe PEGE re POS 1 OT I OT a CO RC IN Oe a em yD A ae ete or Lg "= ms . a oS eas ra ile ate Ra ae a “ # ™ es —_e ee a a ere aw _ .9 * : cto. an ~ On .aii | uy iamond yvyes—n0 oO er + — | SECOND FL¢ MOR oustaren, such as eS Washingt ts kind—and tell your druggist wheth.- | ¢ i | Aaa &. ine Bs F — rigse* west | er the material. you wish to color is : . . ° “ . of welfth: Grand, from aston 4 RB 250 Fur-Trimmed | Street, Afternoon, Dinnei i corieds: Vandeventer trom Page| en oe — it is linen, ‘ i \ 44 4 ae c i ak a: C tto or I HO ; at nee «f we Ree, — - 4 allowed during the no-parkiag Reduced | Reduced hours in the congested district, nor jon any of the thoroughfares just : to Laclede, and others during the} , | | | rush hours morning and evening. = — A. ~ DR SS KS ©: I also believe that trucks. and | . : horse-drawn vehicles should not be | ) ’ ‘ o ‘ “ *; ~ , ' o ae of . : bs! " . . = ; : = ao; aS ee : es : ' mentioned TT} 0, : ‘ PLP 4 } ie ) ; Y | Three choice pan ie representing | Fresh mag es models in popular | “The automobile has »prought | rare values at these low pr ices. Inater ials. Fav ored colors and bla eks. about many changes, comercially | nd sociallv, and there? {is no reason | a $ $ | $ 1d $ $ why the merchant should not rec- | Tl } roc ead 1tto!1 ) ognize the fact, and adapt his} methods of doing business to the | | new conditions. He should no| Fourth and St. Charles longer expect td have his goods de- | For. to $55 For. to §85 For. to $125 For. to $25 For. to $89.75 For. to $49.7 livered at his front door et all | hours, regardless of the hindrance |} : a yt to traffic movement, nor ehnould | |THE MAIN FLOOR JOINS THE CLEARANCE $9) 9 ‘02's: a Upholstered Furniture i, Price! venience If — business is such ; H =6©Costume Ships Silk Hosiery | Teddies and Gowns that his receipts and deliveries | = Rayon” with g Full - fashioned aw | Crepe chine cannot be made before 8 a. m. or : a L h [ a Ch RS Se 1 and G oor ee te 125 95 Fifer erie we se soot es HT Bactory Sale of Sample Suites & Upholstere ars 7 - hem. N eo W e r ~ I OD ige tn —— his own e ace ! hi m shades. Sizes “6 ———— | shades. Outsizes ——— ilored models. 5‘ ‘ nh space | 7 t — 2 i 2 } ¢ Air, oy nN o ; = mm to56........-. Y to ll..... | Sizes 36 to 46.. or prea yee 1d ur apn as has | aiready been done by s2veral large | 9 PP 2 aclly HALF PRICE? All Other Accessories a for This Event sehoerne Can you imagine buying a Prufrock-Litton U pholstered Suite at ex ctly J ich Sa We ould Abolish Platform. | There are eleven really fine high-grade Suites and a few upholstered chairs, which ha ee ee served as floor samples—most of them are in perfect condition, while a few are slightly tire Tere Ainge y\l- + a a +t, n¢ a’ ‘ Pe | eo er— MALI OS] iS (i193 f 2 disfigure many of our downtown | soiled. Streets should be ordered re- i % |meved, @nd ds these streets ere We have marked these Suites and Chairs below lhe aclual manufacturing cost and no # ee i. ie a econstricted *hh _Fe - ing Low! town to those who came tO buy goods from the retailers Suites . ats le 4a’. ue hn tnere would be Some ground fr r né merchant to stand upon burt at is concern ned in regard to downtown Off! oanrLindg ‘ i+? Ta! rr os ile isd f Ntitic d to no con : iA sideration whatever Anv man } who tien down every morning in iuiy independence of publie con: veyances and returns each ey ening with a sublime disregard of e e : grow- ing congestion, should be made to pay for this luxury by providing | his. own parki ing Space off the | streets. Most Open to Oriticiem. | Only one hasa distinctive oe Teg nernting art This $330 Two-Piece Colonial Suite | “work, as well as | a the ae most open to criticism. is | and exclusive reason for that of prblic safety. Here you Two Pieces, Exactly as Shown, Friday at......-.---- J 6 5 . . —* . superiority. ee Gee ne eee ene This stvlish Colonial Suite is elegantly cov ered in imported French io ti} 1y f Ipervised. controlled, di-'! linen velour on seats and bac ks. a er mnce ot Suite in ple in line velour C- e rected and re Eulated by established Only one offers the hidden Ea Sede saa eae versible cushions, moss trimmed. Gracefully carved frame. : © Oi1liclais, Judges, legislatiy e pbod- ‘ foes » 4 7 2 et flavors of the world’s i hs dase alibi of the oa fy Council is a sad commentary tee We Quote Below the Other Suites at Half Off ‘ finest tobaccos. the inefficiency of these constitut ‘d authorities 1 th aIment ed hor ac and he i} ny ahle . ° fact that they have failed to rise ove seat and armchair, covered That one 1S Lucky Strike. Saul) to tb Seebiion opens another $850—Three pieces, davenport, love sez er eager avenue for individuals and for the in $11 per : yard mohair, dow weap pony $425 organization of voluntary associa- lows on davenport and two on love seat, KF ridav.. sence ti whose sole purpos life is ‘ , to instruct others how to perform ¢700—Three pieces, covered in black and gold pans down- $350 their. duties As JI look over the fille d P ushions, one sjde cove red in frieze, } riday ee ist of comm ees in vour Publi f + ‘ 5 Ae S ) *T : tity "4 : se lence ech $600-—T wo pieces, most unique in design. Deide ‘d in $12 per $300 iSSigfe Oo earn, we er vhat { ric av Sa a a a eh the efitited ith on will vard mulbe i frie ar. dow I} cushi 1S, k havea left to doin réward tin tratfir pee : ” . , : ~ e¢ : o 1a QO im regard to tratf — rr a. 2 tory ¢ eS e, covered in brocate lle, regulatior If these 12 commit- SS 50-— I hree pieces, a ve ry Massi\ ult , $2 75 tees, together with your Law En- Friday. cascceieee-snne/cebenssmmnnas => -eume forecement Committee and your . on sake a: we ‘pf 26 Legislative Commil’tee are active $500-— Two pieces, covered if} #11 per vard mohair, carve aaa $250 and successful 1; the prosecution Fridav eg bp Cab ee 68 662 0 ATER eee Oe: ae ee Aoeaen Ge oe. | in bl triped hair, thin-arm am sure the Traffic Council is go- eosrn 6 6¢ Pe Hieces, covered in biue striped monailf, ii 7 7 mc $450—Three piec $225 -— <- = =. S| a eae ae ae eS ee ee ee ee ee eM a ing to have an easy 1 style, Friday -------- CONFESSES HE KILLED WIFE $450—Two pieces, kidney shape, covered in blue frieze, $225 AND PUT BODY INOLD WELL J Friday seen ma ee Reames nia Ohioan’s Confession Follows First “ipe mohair, Story of Her Suicide When In- $390—Three pieces, covered in brown str consistencies Are Point- Friday By the seinetenel a $390—Three pieces, covered in brocatelle, $195 NEW PHILADELPHIA, O., Jan ; ee Re ee OR Re ee —_Harveyvy Haver mail carrier, ss ee ise = y tT this afternoon confessed kililng his $320—Two pieces, covered in W alnut mohair, wife, Katherine, here lie 1 last Friday ae ee ae A eee £08 646g e eet ee 64 $160 ! The confession was made to the i ies el irre mal es EXTENDED PAYMENTS APPLY ON ALL THESE SUITES AT 72 OFF hanrineae bith dame iis ee COR PORATED oe San ARAVA fats SARE, iad AE A ne ha Nt AE MS IP PER

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PD OTE) Ne EE Se A ee ow t ee Fe eI, Bieaae. dere saat, we oo x f. 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EV age - TEN DIGESTION {!! STOMACH UPSET, ATE T0Q_MUGn: Instantly! Stop Gas, Acidity, reel acy Ston iac h aie sery : pep 2 iach dis- tress from acid stomach or indiges- tion ends ino diate re lie? from flatulence, gases, heartburn, pa:pita- tion. fullness or stomach pressure Correct vour digesti on for a few eents. Millions keep handy TY . ~e¢ * d s Druggists recommend it. Lost purses and money are re “W ashington a 15 iim $25, 000 Stoc Up-to-Date High-Grade SHOES GREATEST SHOE SALE OF OUR , HISTORY That Formerly Sold to $10.00 and $12.00 Purchased at 333 Cents on the Dollar From — HARGOLD SHOE CO. Danville, Bloomington and Jacksonville, Ilinois Who Have Retired From Business SALE STARTS 9 A. M. FRIDAY FOR 2 DAYS | Sizes and Widths but Style Not in Every Sampie ‘felts «ices ; to 6 only ' PP ae 4 - 7 or. " xO Pal Ss Lor eet FELT SLIPPERS ~~ * O MAIL ORDERS ACKSON’ ALL STYLE HEELS ¥ 7 > ~~ 4 ~ ~ ~ wy 7 ne yA . ” ‘ we a ~ aa ww > ‘ ee nd Materials anteemeetneanenentl Black Satin Brown Satin Patents Tan Calf Gray Kid Ivory Rid Parchment Black Velvrer Brown Velvet Biack Kid Brown Kid Security Guarantor and vesterday Called “Nefario Lawyer Charges tiffs and “Unclean Hands.” a* roa Va X— Countercharges Rae 2,” nd iancs “uN 1c] ,9an at the taking of proceed n in , Pe ee ee tes "ara r security Fare. Se Se Tr? % ——-_ “> + Ww hee a a rr eV a us Scheme.” a1 + us was cone, but " > ‘ “o> * : “4 4 4 Bete pi i : 4 | ~ = ~ ~~ meg 3 == - > ~ © i (entinued on Next Pace. _ onspiracy - - a were mace denosi- — — @ (~~ - — OmmisSsion @! : 7h A - -~ ih whose ©. ns were taxcen, ‘= Pt an een Der are " = ~ - a~ © > = ~ + 4 as nee ee er ae “FIGHT FOR CONTROL "> “BLAMED IN REALTY RECEIVERSHIP SUIT Co. Plain- With Conspiracy re — Ss a e _ ~- ‘ T aa A i) 4 . 3 ™ e ar 2 -_- 3 +. e — . - “"i_sS r ~ - er 3 fm % = * . — on Ww as } ar » >) y tn 21S i= Z i 3 ‘= =- ~ ¥) a A} 4 was a r itness “~~ . : Bise e men = &: T.4 aon Gav? ? " —— —" — To? en, a he 5 . 2 s/. cL. - st he “ gangsters - ” A iad > 2 a 4 | = ? my iw Up 2 Y e& * _ ee QS - rT - s i - ; a ; or t ~ 7 a «= on a - Gas aes 3 -~_@" a r al +- ~ ~ : 7 gs elminaton. causes I What You need is NR. the safe. dependable vegetable laxative/ AUTO INTOXICATION, due to taulty hes Bilioveness, | t can be promptly rebeved , by Nature's Remedy (NA Tabicts). the laxa tive which has no constipating after-effects | and ace habit-torming tendency which re on Lae dosag Get « 25. OAL ee Gy ALL the People . oT. LOUIS POST “DISPATCH toe eee i it i ee ae oer. eee ee ee ee Dependable Merchan mn ALWAYS Maaver Decssce | S rina *»* oerviceadie e WwrPresses wei made ~~ ~ ~*~» @ > = ¥/ nene and ¥ > : ” iil # / Ai 2 é @ecked » {mngehanr fea & £ vee YH $].00 (Bargain Basement.) GRANDMA’S yipone-3 Powder >| ~- od 7 A £00 e a8 O10 8 ) - : 2 - A “ ‘ Oe is a al r LADS Size —s- es ne 50c. ‘BRargain Basement.) J) AT oe ST PR Id ] In St douisdarocst Bargain Basen’ | ‘ Rayon Slips and Bloomers a — Dao — ; 3 = tad : s = Ages + aa iiaied ae S Well made of ood qua-it, ( Nagents—Bargain Basement.) Specially a“ Priced non 97.95 5.49 — ‘(Bargain Basement.) ; Children’s Stamped a Wai \ cin = 39c (Bargain Basement.) > | Dresses _~- “a : ae ments on good merchandise. centrate your shopping here. vertised is a decided value. T hen—act. 36 ——— ES* 5 Por women for Friday is a day set apart for every depart- —P vol teachers, ment of the store to offer spectal price induce- A day to con- Every item ad- Read them alll. di M j 2 “Et a OF Scalloped and “Sha de: RUBBERS! RUBBERS! Fringe a _ Girls’ and Boys’ Sizes. Y eucemesauepens. Regular $1.25 Vaiue. i and Jersew brand: made of "hagas cat taasea = a ° . 44: De ‘fers 59c 1] and ~ 3 mol C Women’s Rubbers» 19¢ (Bargain Basement.) eG ‘ Nugents—Bargai » Basement.) et (Bargain —_ : i 4 icine Mothers! in PA | Ln All Girls’ Winter Indredécs ‘ A aTTT nrmiete ray - ~~ y es ir r 33e8 n : ~ ed oe = = jes "= th __/t will pay you to come from miles attend this great Clearing Sale of Girls’ Arn FINAL CLEARANCE! COATS an DRESSES Reduced to Sell Quick! 1-2-3 Coat Sizes, 7 to 14—Dresses, 7 to 17 - Extra ee ee ~~ oe MOTHERS! Because of the unusual val- ues, we do not expect garments to last all day—so make up a list of your daughters’ needs and be here early Friday! (Nugents—Bargain Basement. * Women’s and Misses’ New Spring DRESSES Rea! $10 to $15 Values NEW MATERIALS ~~ Sizes for Satin- faced SEW Cantons, high-grade fiat crepes, Canton crepes, new prints. SPRING COLORS Bok haras, NEW lipstick, new blue, wheat, gray, biack, navy and brown predominate. ADVANCED STYLES Circular ( Nasents—Bargain Basement. '\f akirts, new sleeves. graceful flares, clever While They Last Vulues Up to $25 . & shipments ia ae You Should Be Here Early for These Bargains : \ | . 9 \i\| ‘Nugeruts—Sargain Ba around to A Limited Qauntity Onl : . ’ Women’s & Misses e 4 t have te | > a. 7 7 A at ; ey mm ‘hs ors, ; - : a ~* ww e 3 ‘hem she we need the , er race x Er Sil In Po; Crepe Satin Cre Printe Sport Sa Brocac At Ow : 7

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ee ee ~ ~ ‘ — gn moma ST LOUIS PP"T-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-OISPATCH 9 Complete Stocks—Phoenix Hosiery i : ee. e 3 23 as - TES fo Reais ee a ; 7; s ” .) Suitable for coats, suits, dresses cho =) Showing the New Spring Models in eg egEE— en ae e DRESSES = Printed Silk Dresses! Georgette Dresses! Satin Dresses! Flat Crepe Dresses! Canton Crepe Dresses. ~ (6° Every New Style New flare sle@VeESs, bishop sleeves. Circular ekirts. New straight-- lines. Flares. Veivet oe mmings, embroideries. ¢ FF oy LS iH Ss 4 o@. y cleave x ( L€ ey . os. oy) C/ Distinctive Styles for Street—For Afternoon—For Business—For Evening—In Fact, for All Occasions * a Ibs. Hill's, Cascara Quinine... .19c Bromo Seltzer, 19c cartons: for ase a sae Bayer’s Aspirin—2-dozen size .....25¢ will ge rears, Hollow handlea, always a'r. PPO) 0. an! o *¢ 4 m= ne - e , Regular price, 73c. Spécial... .... nn Rubber Tubing—5 feet ...........25¢ : Tyree’s Antiseptic Po ° S 4 ES ces ieee 17c None Sold at Counters—One to a Customer Phenolax Wafers (Uphohn’s) 250 * Tincture of lodine—72-oz. size ; Tincture of Arnica—?-oz. Vick’s Vapo-Rub Glycerin—?3-oz. size Rose Water and Glycerine— To keep the new store new we have definitely decided to. dispose of all Winter merchandise at drastic reduc- tions. Former selling prices and cost has been disreqard- ed. Winter goods must be turned into cash. Many items will be sold for 1%, 15 and more, off its former s@lling price. markable offering. stvles. 806 Men’s Neckties t silk, open-end fancy striped, 85C : : , } a7 wear P| , ys s *orry be ir? |) gam ern af a* . 66 Men's Two- Piece Pajamas 2s flannelette and muslin Pajamas, in two- Slightly souled. > ] 69 Broken sizes.... 406 Men’s Mufflers ia ecked Mufflers wit 4 "33 ene ~ 3 — 206 Men’s Shirts and Drawers ’ ong and short and ho-siecve “en iris afl Kle - lengt ri Drawer ronen sizes 50c 7.) a ae 208 Men’s Nightshirts fiannelette and muslin llar-attached and 98c 92 Men’s Golf Hose rnixtures 98Cc * rt ¢ 7 PR { © UT) Nightshirts, 1p co heather Broken Golf Hwse } ‘ Y Teste vw it . fancy . >’ Pair Men’s faney striped’ Shirts, in neckband, and collar-attached sizes 14 to 17. FENG id doves 238 Men’s Cotton "2.2 @2e 2 &s x +e) 6 knee-le Thrifty shoppers will take advantage of this re- 750 Men’s Shirts 95c 206 Men’s Fancy X Flannel Shirts Shirts | pn Beautiful stvles in well-tailored. high-grade Coats, reduced to . Collar-attached Shirts, Neckband Shirts, also \ / wmter ] i “7 » £e in fancy stripes and g6o0me collar - to - match these three group prices Iv $ $ $ : - checks. Sizes 14 $1 39 styles Ali neat $I 79 C 02 t S immediate , | | | to 16. Priced....@ le | patterns. Priced.@ he selling an C8 @ @ 6: 8,0 2 ©: 2's 219 8.2 9 7 e . e cd : — 86 Men’s Wool-Mixed Shirts 102 Men’s Novelty Pleated Shirts (Hagente—Seceng Miser, Nest f | Broken sizes and colors. Collar-attached $I 39 In neat patterns. Some have collar $I 59 if style. Priced ...- Manhattan and ovely Boudoir Sets—Scarf and o-piece \ anit) ie te te = war Callanc Sets, stamped on special white cloth, set.... | en nee, io 300 Men’s Knit Ties Arrow Collars KK = dark shades. iber se. - : aoa , eae Be ee ; Fiber-mixed fancy striped ~ Diseontinued styles, in aw ~) Sxo¢ inches; stam ed aha wneome « . ‘ . Attractive Scarts 1Ze i Xo sprees 3 Broken sizes; Knit Ties ......-.... ais 35C broken on special TRIE ClOTEA. ee ont 3 a Mey seme a teh Oe ~ hee Se S 14 glen acai A tana «alr nage PRE agate. r re

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ane 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' iT? o i ee : Bhs a euurneir-—-errpenianeeenantiiciliieialania [7 Found neat trom ntet Wont TAILORS IN COLONIAL GARB | ‘ieiid ) Fe aa ea ™ .. .. | int of Style Edict on Screen! | : : a i . dead tin bed in } beck es ‘ i co Shows Cuchand mans itor Pell- need ie | 5 Quality Is Not. ! i ee. W089 rda =e a. a Bottoms Are Doomed. 4 : fiawtJ . an Accident © " | ; her 7i:e@F WRoUNG if }© -P au ms, eR cae ce Sais Seer” ical 2 / 4 - Sidiea- vere eg cas tiasi ot eevee Bg) ad \'’ | it Is the result of bes a | oe oe ¥ | Tailors ost unies ; p ion ie a ve aul =i | Te Sew Market. 3 : | All these . ee we best food products that ms ( : . , : TEACHERS | can be obtained. Bese. | present day was | TOASTED MUSHROOM IT’S THE BEST , eer NRENNR ture of yesterday after ; d ja | SAND : Delmar at De Bafiviere __ }|_ Specials Fri. & Sat. wt. : . t LSS ay de. | ; - a. ee . Ss Pr eevenrerin® axeun and more di AN | «+ SANDWICHES ~ Pineapple (i.2:"35"H Hominy No 7 QQ Eight Pr NASAL CATARRH tel § 4 os 7% | . t i B o 5 an . Vo. a bz can ran : * ° } tel Statler yy ABS : RESH MUSHROOMS, trom the old caves of : Delmar Club— | . oe | here yacayes BE: enjoy the : Za Herman, Mo., minced and toasted between Shrimp — Zic Matches we e - “3 A Simple, Safe, hnesigitiit Meth- |... infil A. Lincoln @ = i > | se gies dg pa a a Preserves r Cla Geom D te heen ‘ | Feelin, ' oa aya us a ccaiieets azsett bra = 3 - oa = Out the Head, Ne =| benefits TRE FACTORY WORKERS one of the many unusually appetizing dishes 50c 3 iggy e 95c | Plums syrups te. ee ; yose a . ; ; ! na | ty at the Busy Bee Tea Rooms. . . Special .. . C Asparagus °°)"2"). ‘Scrub _— seu Noes rr a sagr ‘ of the ~ Mammoth white: stalk 40c vs me as ae 5 and ns x | or tip c , 4 . — | sand offensis : Me =~ : Friday Sg Is Kraut voir or’ 13¢: ‘Nail il Brush 5." Sg} vo That s / « ’ : | 1 MEATS! | & gaily - ne" membranes of thie at paseayr “ a Vorris Ne CHARACTER 15,25, b)sck chocoat: oe tt oa ee Ma | : g | | nding with Nougats, Be eta Spread to the point where it 1s | ee | DO CHOCOLATES (7.05098 8°02 4 B a () A S T alae i. Blosser ’s; : bese | an and all the other varieties of this great Soc line. | a ‘han @ qua rarettes ar me ie we | | What a whiff of real chocol te when pen the me & about to re | ™ ) box!. .. .What fre ee lk tne’ ot ot Eeeeeresmes herbs ¢ | | as g- the | soft and thick astra In 1- Ib. Boxes ° Standing . Essen ist « Ww rs j ; ¢ ‘7 " is , : rries. The warmy 4 a cas : aad and allfor.......... 50c Friday Only Short Ribs of Beef — ay ties. but seem a ’ | Seiad Soe .> Save 30c on each Ib. ma These are the best meats money : = oontpegibeaipeds “"~ ¥ [| |and participation in the Philad could buy. fH ana ictting EPETEG AIT PASSARCS Te baie ii shia Saa ferninal Exnosit ce s fe ge Se | oa a ae Per} , er dicts cad ath) on where a . NVESTMEN 2 vliik Chocolate Almond a cigs bce Box 25¢ ° Checker. leas ' nd salves mnG ~ bo POs orw > Meee T satis | HALIBRUL T—Sliced pound. =~? ewn haking. ench : * that he ma reach. They’ can , RSG’ ag heth ee os ‘ ag | Brussels Sprouts | Uneeda Biscuit e acteristic co Z tain no topvacco or 4 See teed, Aaa ie e ; ia = ' ie yer . ek , or a cubebs, and, being harmiess, are used Gr yernmeni 1 i328 © . Aelatteclys 4 IN DUSTRI A j , LOAN Co. a gph s 49e¢ 25c “he — ay i 8 : eeu ef - a _ by Women and children, as w: AS i. Sigg canetaac tg Tt ~~ at 714-718 CHESTNUT STREET ° = “ : 4 apparent i : men. t siLrengtin it rOVeT AFFILATED with a ;, . the par’. f oo seeeee srom Say catarrhal ment also will produce — : INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS Trust Co | Political "4 trouble, plain nasal catarrh,eatarrhal callons of brandy and liquors of jf RESOURCES OVER $5.000,000 | al ‘. deafness, or are sut t requent r cent strengt! } tor ___SRANCHES OF if There are eS colds, get from a ruggist a con cti re. Al NUGENTS ‘DustTmutlowmG wei ston NG z.§ The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Essen's pow . nient pocket ~ kag ir - 2 is estimated a . BROADWAY & WASMINGTON ° 48S HKCOIAMONT AVE | o~\' ' eut his cons : som Ay —" egal es “ an? eee ss : ecg ¥ otis ¥ | iain | ‘ex + LADY LOVE CHOCOLATES~ “ f newspaper giving Associated Press mews serviga, hare been ' s ee eR Cerive : pil pater baie tabi , . it Distinguished by richness and flavor Always - appropriate =~ F ye ee os ae ase on * €Trec ts. . | , — | | coun: ¥, ba “A ; sacs nceamma eee | man: ‘ ircur s : hae been a! 5 P 9 : fermer Sher x : 3 whose allegi: Fl : versatility: 2 : "air i e ~ : Ceunty Com Ee . : Kirkwood: F & : Favored Fabrics: the “outs” : ae : Louis Count ie x —Georgette —F Janne! : E H weekly. and te | —Fijat Crepe —Crepe Satin : very at df Eas | 4 : —Colorful Prints Vnring Si le GasGner | % : ; : Spring U * Yardn-er « é : —Poiret Twills : s political « : ul of Its Box was in the . : ejected for a % : fle has a 7 ; : ge among * : kiliful maz E > shout to brir : the aspira | . : shag ae € ® . > part ; | : Fach of ¢ s : \Ower as re ; : pert. Proba aay 4 \ \ ) : i 4 s bat | 7 : shown his a = —2°3 bs / A : | | 7 Us 7 : —SS= : > a Paeelected ar ; es ¢ 7 \ ' Mf j Jb - | “+ a ee oo . > : — 000 A CW ~~ gly al 7. | 1 ‘at ‘ Se ROR : = agnts. Cire at : Spring Felt Hats meen known 7 ' : ° mat has rais ' a : tige by incre he : at One Extremely Low Price ge by incre Bar jacking of 4 {ed 3 : ,3arcrn sr arer 4 tre Ps “age and sup} ul : ne whose ¥ ES +3 # P P : o rather Pi Worth-While Savings at | a STYLES a ty : Rose Grigol oanty ports : ai , 7 Rust } r Pan What fs left . q 2 : ‘ Wood BR, 4 ee that | «: : Green ay, i] Honey 7 ? AT 12 and 3 O’CLOCK Several hundred more of these Hats will be added to accom- modate the afternoon shop- pers. For ONE DAY ONLY. at the end of each month, we offer substantial re- ductions on numbers of Dresses— ECAUSE of broken size ran BECAUSE of Incomplete color 2Ssortmenr -_ i "= © ©oO entnhusiastic were women over these wonderful Felt Hats last week that we pur > —BECAUSE of our desire to enn chased 2000 more! And again we offer them stocks Soin peer to be able a]- at this amazingly low price. All are new. z iu unpacked...all as smart as can be. just COME! ATTEND! AND SAVE! “& Sj ee, Bome may Dia her. ¢- 2 et ™matten € x “is "ene hone ? heck the pa hope of @tirn xs He *hinke a 4 et it not a _ The oid aay; HEAD SIZES FOR ALL Small Head Sizes Medium Head §S Large Head Sizes Bobbed Head Sizes Extra Large Head Sizes ~ * ~~ ”" j = ~ both one and two 95; Irs emkheae ‘y 3 wires Crmorace every Spring shade + .OF Women and misses * GUN covencrecccssevesssssaveccsccecensccscueccesectenccccacececcecens = se »s ark - -— on a on i ae = 4% bags > i i Each Dress represents a substantia] Saving at the price ae atl & « a ay . -— , 4 ir? Drree gh ne P First FT the macht "WR of ring a4 ae wl ~ - ~~ : : , AF -d LY 4 so ae ae 1g 5¢ 3¢— sé 2 age 2 sc »>¢ 2¢ : > ; aft . se = . oer tart eee . »? a w hic . m. ee cs) a RE ean ck, WOO Ania oe at ~ Remscsagdarteecot

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BSENLIKELY TO QUT ASG: 0. P. | fight Prominent Members : of Party Already Are P ward the Leadership. aug : Right prominent Republican politicians 11 St Louis County are ; subtly feeling their way towards heir party's Ieadersh mn. in the bhe- panded boss of the county for rnore than @ quarter of a century, is about to relinquish his power, wil- iimely 0 oth¢rwise. | Essen isn't talking for publica- bking about giving up the fight E and letting some other uncrowned p @the county. However, they agree the past Political Conditions Changing. There are strong indications that Essen’s power may me ended with- gut his consent. Politica! conditions , * ’ have been changing slowly in eounty, and new alignments form- ing. Republican party workers, who have been accustomed to the /fegular return of large majorities } fer thelr primary slates and e¢le>- tien tickets, are in serious dou®t now of the organization’s ability function as a unit and win in t! election next November The eight politicians working in verging degrees of secrecy or openness to mucceed Essen, 4A!- though some of them would deny the ambition to be a boss, are: | ’ Permer Etate Senator A. E. kL. f Gardner, arch-enemy of Essen: Probate Judge Hodedon: State Senator FRaalnh. an Essen hench- man: Circuit Clerk Kiarchner, who a” + 3x¢ bas been an organization leader: frmer Sheriff John Willmann, Whose alleciance has had some “reatilit.: RR. I.j Jacobsmeryer, Girman of ‘he Republican iSunty Committee and Mayor of Kirkwood: Fred Kerth, a leader of! the “outs” and backer of the St. Louis County Leader, independent weekly. and County Judge Preiss, an Essen follower. Gardner Skilifal Maneuverer. Garfiner stands out because of his politica] experience. He once was in the Essen fold but was . ejected for asserting independence. He has a considerable follow- ing among politicians and 1 skillful maneuverer. He has set about to bring together such of the other aspirants for leadership as ne tan and form a coalition to con- tre] the party. Fach of the other claimants of power has some factional eup- | pert. Probate Judge Hodedon has ‘ Shown his ability to have himself P@elected and sometimes to carry Pithie candidates for other c ’fices Wahout regard ‘¢o the genera! hts. Circuit Clerk Kirchner has men known as an Easen supporter, ¢ P Mt has raised his personal pres- F te by increasing the effirieney of Mis office. Senator Ralph has the tatking of Eissen’s close friends. ; Jatobsmerver has machine advan- lage and support of some Republic- | 89 whose votes are based on he- Hef rather thaw interest {n bors. is™. Kerth long has beer active Ae « 7 county polttics and will inherit: What is left of the Clean Flection M@ague that bro ight disaster to the : | MAfhine tn 19°52: the league split 4 (lone ago over differences of inion. Judce Preiss won office M1924 after having been snubbed f8P vears by Essen and now is an ardent supporter of tha o!d boss: | he has a smal! group of his own iMluding his Flepublican colleague. In the administrative body, the! County Court, and Highway Enei-_ : neer Jablonsky, whose forre of read Overseers can be a power fn ining up the vote. Willmann has & miscellaneous support of some Strength. Gartner is expected to try draw- ng Judge Hogedon, Clerk Kirch- —— | bs ;7 - . : per, Wwi ima? T? a . ; K é -@ } ; } is banner on the pre jee (Tew wouid rather he elect a or eeplacted ae ae an to cut themeci' r 1% & Domaine lno«xinege Tia jem NHErOyHyoe hy a ~ O8R, He mar geek ‘* - y«je the ‘4% wir . . ; “OWANE Gf Sheriff Wilmas. who ‘ ‘ ; : aa been Gara: awe — aa -~* . = i | - . Prosecutin- 4 *?wne ‘ .f soliler ho has heen friendlies to the chi > ’ iY io Ter - wt . " | . AV « i the sub Si new residents into ment, it is argued. The fact is clear | workers. holders is working That : > «Sl . The ' ae é ; iS. nat iti psuese oni people that the county voters, if aroused NAnd always thers is the specter upset plans of anv boss: At All 3 Stores! A At Ali 3 Stores! ~ BSSINCOUNTY ] Feeling Their Way To- oe 716 Olive St. 420 N. Sixth 6118 Easton WONDERFUL SHOES esate. 716 Olive St. . P Friday and Saturday—Final Clearance MEN’S *6 AND *7 SHOES “” but his close friends say he is! 4 wader dictate the political affairs. 6118 Easton 88 * . Black Calf, Tan Calf, Black Kid and Patent All are from Huette’s regular StOck. All are desirable styles. Sensational savings on Shoes of reputation for style, quality and value. Oxfords and High Shoes for Men and Young Men Dressy styles, conservative styles —styles for every man at this big reduction to close out all incom- plete lines. All sizes in lots as a whole. S @et he may have tn mind a char-_ ‘ gmeristic coup, by which he will re-. a eure control after a period of | . qparent inactivity, as he has in’ 606-08 Washington Av.—Thrw to Birth Bt. A SALE TO GLADDEN MOTHER'S POCKETBOOK? GIRLS’ WASH FROCKS New Purchases. ....Just Received! Unusual Values at This Price ENGLISH PRINTS PLAIN AND CHECKED CRASHES . yo. wy ’ ye Rp tee ae + ea oe gi . rae vs valid’ nite het be eine res bres, ‘ es mee te ee aati . Se a ee ; . ; ‘ ; Q ' ¢ Eo 4. aS anf | iy : + +B) to % H RA ee + at Ss i ets 55 peat ‘ pe 4 ee eee Ae et a ety tart, Biirre (hee, on —" Ss diy Oe em ee _ : A F —N eaters! SPantueg S gy r'a Frock Breicn ‘ior’ printed dea 7%. }—Sreriped teh mR in @ wide ranger ee? ceicrs. ne ee * ee © ee. SPO tome 1 jo * ature , pengee wri 7s fe {tenes . FANCY ) i PLAID ) J GINGHAMS | = i ef Fy CHAMBRAYS f a i Kline patrons knqw how wonderful these values are ‘ for this offering is an annual January event. In sizes (06-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Stirth Sf Main Floor, Rear Again! A Merchandising Tri h! Ready Friday! Mai : \gain! erchandising Lriumph! Ready Friday! Main Floor! ! —6 + P ' . rf f . Even More W onderful Than The La 4 ; j ¢ - : . / ! - Record-Breaking Values ast opring: i : STRIPES GUARANTEED Pa coal lo Be Sunfast T N ae , , RINTS |] rs is and Tubfast _ Bois de Rose } Pervenche Blue REGULAR SIZES | he Poudre Blue Ps Jade Greer a { Lanvin Green : 2 a (oral, Pink, Brig: LARGE SIZES ) | Orchid, Red ; 21, fg 52) : ) | and Black .. Last Spring the whole town was amazingly talking about our remarkable tub silk Frocks at $5. And the * demand was so enormous we had great difficulty in satisfying it. Consequently this season we have made } tremendous preparations and because of great quantity purchases we have secured of features , which make this year’s Frocks even more wonderful than last years! achievement unbelievable. | M , Pp } . T ° t : Styles \ les N and O in Ray ForStouts: Styles M and P in Pongee..Styles N and O in Rayon | { bg as 4 % ; ‘ t 7 ; + ; ? , f SS eb’ - | 4 Le sa ; iF i t S 4 it t ‘ , | | ¥ * 7 « a a> > a “7%: a

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eo ‘3 . ‘a £ sg , TAR Set ; POMS Sie Nee RS hited ’ hy ‘ Boe EME AER OMP BELS FPEN. PHAPG PSH HEARERS HEE HEROES OT ER ETE DOMED HOL ERO REDE DO RS sf e?teet st @ ee ass 4 Perfect ‘\ actual price. -@*@aeaesaoeoaeezpa es eeeee & °: All Full 4 Fashioned “1 Lisle and 7 Silk Tops © cow DELMAR BLVD. 217 NORTH 71 ST. GLAZED FRUIT SPECIAL A delicious assortment comprising Pit neapple, Plums,Pears, Cherries, Figs, Apricots Limes and Tan- . gerines, pac ked intwo pound boxes... 2 pounds FRI. & SAT. st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | CORNER AT OLIVE AND BROADWAY THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1926. Grocer Robbed of $291. Two young reggae entered the 4 | WIEN IC KEVNOTER = grocery of Jacob Vohs, si Ar ‘ington avenue, at 6:30 p yes- erday, held him up with rev solvers PN CONFERENCE and took $156 from a canvas Saca in his pocket and $135 from tie A] (() cash register ADVERTISEMENT > Pe ine renetratii:, Will Help You ¥ - . ~ ? Si. ~~ _— > ’ a nu : b - rT ~ > F ,\ * : ; 3 a 1.354 LE aT a? TT) " . § i + sce ¥ ' ~ | iat i+ & ia. ~ IT r (- 3.4 + dd — ’ ° | oe ae ors ~ - ™ + ; ; ~~ ~ ° ~ - “ ‘Ss >t) ¢ 4 r rg of 1 ream Marshmai- tletharbringsanew ing | + - Ss = 4 est - 4 low Cara meis; As- delighctrothe lov- = wren trace of zema, Tetter, Pim- Middie estern sorted Milk Choco- ers of this popular "laa % ,* RG Bla x 5 3 2 ind similar Towa Sta 2 Capl 3 t aay, @eter iate t( reams: Nou- candy. A real reat. pica. + p The 74 a+ . . ic : he : ~ ~ ag " =: - * -_ ee . Seo ¢ i hoe ene ee owe rem mined to find the remedy for agri- r ch one- ons. “ “an . » ¢he a! ow anc making 27 The aa For e.@aring oF ss Yes er 't1re's 4] e and 4esizn machinery The ( . Pound - vigorously hea ss restore tla nai Vil + : Te i +. - Janenr +4! 3 - a « i 1s eo iia -t corpora - a + ate +he err 3 derrmar Ig - 7 = 3 oe 3:4 President Coolidge’s “best wist=s A Mi h / Ni S tt | Saleo for > success’ were conveyed io ighty Purchase! Now a Sensattona f for your success were conveyed :0 wih @ a@iso expressed ] regret that 3 trressure cf business in Washington - ee *. >» ? - Aare } prevented his attendance. | Tames C. Strong, Representative . 7 2ss from Kansas, came a Every Pair of Quality 11 New Spring Shades DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND! BEHERE The manufacturers litera'ly took a tremendous loss of profits, but (First Floor.) From a Nationally Known Manufacturer OFFERED AT LESS THAN COST “gave” You can purchase as many pairs as you like at way under Just think of the great savings! 3000 Pairs to Select From Plain Chiffon Hose Lace Clock Hose Every Pair Ils New WHEN DOORS OPEN! them to us! They their loss is your gain! *eaeaenste/er + -* : uw *- =» @ ¢ perrrr TL eee Proved safe by millions and prescribed by Headache Toothache Néural Neurn ttic Se isd ALLO Accept only “Bayer’’ which contains proven Handy “Bayer” boxes of Aiso bottles of 24 and 100 Aspirin ts the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of M physicians for Lumbago Rheumatism TAKE “BAYER a () DOES NOT AFFECT a s* * a Will ~~ Gil ecuo0ns. ¢-* os _- STOPITCHINGECZEMA Antiseptic Zemo price level P ate Cuty ef ai! farm organizations and ef am 1% cle | -_ of all business men who are in- s | tefested in agricuiture, to unita Wpon 2 program for ‘ha Organ ‘za~- tian ~ & + —— es - 2 7 “400 O. t1e@ producers of at least = ~~? oe he ncipal farm produ ié » Pe qj — + . 7 ~ Pgera. farm “orien Cou 3 &.~ - > Erte a ®uccessiuiiy Qn Tr “~ - -= - opinion only if it be orerate thro: ve - —_ Ougn and in hearty svmpna‘h- with co-operative commodity as SOciationg preve ent We ror tn i Us i could expext to =~ Ter. rrr Snductian - »- — aw ii an ly theo: ugh = sch aesoc? ations. *. 48 PER CENT OF CHILDREN EXAMINED HAD DEFECTS Hygiene Division Report Corers 79.838 Pupils Inspected br Doctors Last Year. ~, ee o +. Of 73,833 school children in. - _ } we +. 7}. 7 spectec by the Child FR ivgiene > a wt wi al @ t- - Fision of the Board of Educa: a* —> or 7 ¥ ad 4uring tire iast rear, 48.2 per cen: mam we o —— | o 3 pNysica!l defects. Dr. J. LT ran ~ are director jae'aeeA bm ws bin a4 “ « 4 areé vec. erda pefore the health denart - - ~ & se aos = cid Te em wal ‘tte a : oY -_ §@~ we at M in7yT of > 4 - a+ 2 Tere ~A- 623 ? hai — inat ~~ tt = ol | deel =) = y -= —_ FOSSIL 60,0n0.nn0 YEARS OLD Trilobite Found 20 Feet Under Manitoba Prairie Surface. Br the Associated Presa. —— . To — ~ l-i be § Y “ " ~ WINNIPEG,: Jan. ~-8.—-Experts > «* Sr 1 - oa oe ; 3 a Le versity of Manitoba, who Lined a -- av® exan Tossil discovered alles - > 3 ¢ = 4 aen oy * er in — Tes ; ~ ~ * »¥ ' sQ.i a! s Ya oda, estir 2 i's ice a > ; ‘ears — eo. ==) a “— iOSssi s L307! 2S a ¢e ¢ , . ~ oe in oe ~ “ ~ - — i a~ - oe x 1e@ a ? . SiLKINE —— 6-strand , hread; ) aia earme ‘« | oe. od Winter weight; broken 3 “fo ' $1 sizes: special v 410¢ «TIC KING—* D2 — — > atTriroe fe aL ad &- s > - : a G8, arcs at ra Ife TOW ELINGS—A>rout 2090 yards crash Towelng.. $1.39 SHEETS — £199 s°ar ese bleached heary Shcets “ft $1 seconds: at 15e LONGCLOTH— 5 rards 10c os “ eco® finish Longciots as $1. = PILLOW S—! : 3 changeable LS. at oie c 58e FLANNELS—Cheek cotton Fian ne] suitings : Lim 15 ; arcs oe c ~ "fe TESS AH—" 35 ae RAYONS—F > rs it 50c $1.50 SILAS — “arc-w'ce ali-silk " _— -~ - ms Ths ; i - eG 4@e SATEENS—Tard- wide. fire bia { sins fur Se DOite at. @ rar. LONG-PANT sSUITs— $6.98 s1?7.50 BOYS BABIES’ So pairs RUBBER PaNTS— 25e eos ; : " ry Roy ae kek y a pieht $4. 00 LACE CU RTAINS—Pine oul gh-grade Lace Curtains: eligi s1900 HOLLAND SHADFTS — Fine slity and Shades size 30x = gree e yellow; > - .s ea a t enchant —— Pp a sare | ig OF ee i 49¢ > At er" as « > - “$1 — TYWti+-PANTS VEST $7.98 $12.50 BOYS’ SLITS— 0° ce $1. 75 MEN'S HEAVY DENTM OVER- ALLS—A!! sizes $1 39 reenact As“IMERFE $1.98 s1°9 MENS WHITE Pe eniae oOvERALLS—“«irtes to $1 PAST™=— =" 2 Certainly a mest unusual that's marvelously low. — TREMENDOUS DRESS SALE ™ BRAND-NEW—ALL COPIES OF HIGHER-PRICED STYLES opportunity several lovely frocks for present and Spring wear at 8 Price FOR® Limit 4 te a Customer WOMEN’S friday to choose Sizes 16 te 40 Only SHO lithia. anc results by are erkhte, and water soreness © clean, whit lt ¢ Diasters an Mustero! lief from s gilitis. cror -.

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SM ag ; =a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SRN OT RE ER eS ore THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 19286. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a | ae Sia | with the introduction of a resolu- ie eee BEAT ition by Representative Shallen- : ‘ | | berger of Nebraska, yesterday, de- | 2 - manding the ITederal Trade Gom- | 4 iwtission investigate. ' elle FAMOUS ~-BARK | : 3 | a . # eS ap ae oa : 7 , * | in! Says glass of Salts help to Lieut Aylward States He Him- Pimply? Well Non tBe We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps i overcome os self Questioned Suspect in : , & Pp i a Robbery Case Tat} = | ; “@ £Rheumatism is easier to avoid : eo a ae = saom ‘@ ¢han to cure, states a well-known fot at « — a @ aythority. We are advised to dress) AnSwering the charges of Robert | Olive Tablets. : .§ warmly, keep the feet dry, avoid Dennis, 21 years old, that he was. a . 1 é sure, and above all, drink brutally beaten by police last} o.. eee of Gen Oat o peck. | i 3 4 vom ce at thea —— ‘Thursday evening in an attempt to The of SN Tas tia te aia atte: | a ¢ g psn caused by body jy... ust mag ag pee gies | ee taken the tablets a te ad i -@ waste an acids resulting from ch i. : ’ | Cleanse the blood, bowels and /| 4 MP food fermentation. It is the func-|(, sen reet: Police Sta-| liver with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tub- | ‘4 - tion of the kidneys: to filter this re lot S to 11 p. m., entered a | oe, eee Ser | iS ‘complete denial today. omel; there's no sick } OF pain a gon from the blood; the pores =; i,,; idan: anad ‘after taking them. . - - #3 he - . Edw ive Tablet ne | of the ey ... drink before breakfast each and a “jimmy” by five police offi ; Pie tos for oa amis is help- cers in civilian clothes, who held 66 99 © ; ® #) to neutralize acicity, remove him across a table at C Stre--t a | . waste “age = to po eee 5 a Thursday ian wa pe * an © peclia ~O ee q § , thus often ridding eiclared he could identify all the ea ‘Blood of rheumatic poison. _ | officers. ¢ ' " J Jad Saits is inexpensive, and is Schweitzer indicated he would 4 Regularly 55c a Pound, Special Friday : made from the acid of grapes arrange to have Dennis view po- 21, | ® «and lemon juice, combined with licemen and detectives attached to 3" : “ithia. and is used with excellent the Carr Street Station and, if , ® results by thousands of folks who decided it justified, would issuc »* bs 1 B® “ere evbiert to rheumat'sm warrants against the officers iden- | ! ; : -98 Bs a “ ennis is under $2500 bond for —— a charged with burglary of the res-. ? 4 as af 13 , 10c Don’t Fuss With taurant of Tolias Speros at 1129 is Cass avenue. John Harris, 25, ale : ~ : * ff : a i Must d P] t | of 1404 Cass avenue, is in jai] a ¢ re Special Blend Coffee is unsurpassed in aroma and flavor—and Artificial * ar as ers. a similar charge. Neither h d t e ‘ | . - se ° . ~ “= . 9 3 inches Nt. Werks Without the ees one Neither had boon more and more St. Louis homes are finding it their “favorite.” Thousands Soc 3 eee ee Seeroe Sdont ome of housewives take advantage of the once-a-month sale to keep their house- Don't mix a mess of mustard, flour chased them from his place, fixtes holds supplied with this Coffce. And it’s a splendid thrift hapit to practice gad water when you can relieve pain, three shots. —attend early Friday morning and o}htain a month’s supply for your home. pereness or stiffness with a little UT EM Dp clue ’ Choice of steel cut or whole bean—in sealed cartons that retain fresl a pass white ngewe naga ae FREIGHT ENGINEER FINED $10 hag . cartons that retain freshness. 19¢ mustard and other helpful ingredi- FOR DELAYING AMBULANCE Limit of Six Pounds to a Customer. _ _ No Mail, Ph C.0O 0 ne ents, in the form of a white oiDt- ager 35 Minutes. Tr Was Cut ros ted’ “rn "RB . VY, ay ane seconds ment. It takes the place of mustard © ae > ceepted. Early Buying vis 69c PB Metercic vbusiiy gives 17 — sonaee See ; usually gives prompt re- ls Puce Eee ea ee ei het = | SO engineer for the a silitie, croup, stiff neck. paths, noe own oye a ee . headache, congestion, pleur- | 2"9 costs by Police Judge — Beck | wo — == 1.25 isv, rheumatism. aban, pains and nny on ee of delaying of ' | — — — 25 aches of the back or joints, sprains, the progress of a city ambulance | | = = — es ete somuscles, bruises, chilblains, ‘2 Which @ critically injured per- | ||| CZ = — — — B Mested fect, colds of the chest (it 507 “as being conveyed to City dj LUE! 7 4 pF — — = | BAx72 F may prevent pneumonia). Hospital. 1 i 7 eT = — — 50c Ss Jars & Tubes Policemen and the ambulance) VAT i — —F, — | ES chauffeur testified the ambulance! A epee wit —— — a was delayed for 15 minutes on the U mee SLY Poms TUR) 1 %, =- = morning of Nov. 11 last, at the y —= McKissock avenue railroad cross- . ing due to the switchin f trai: ing due to the ewitching of a train Far Too Important to Overlook Is Our Sale of locomotive operated by Cato. The | ambulance was oniy allowed to : | ' proceed after the train had been! y- 4 / | cut in two at the order of police, aa fer Colds ene Pmewmistiia witnesses testified. Cato paid the | i fine. q ee Rubher Profits Inquiry Demanded. ait | | By the Associated Press. ' WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.—Anoth- | | aa ‘er move tv House Democrats to | eae £66 paue eens ol” he hots of American , : —Also Extends to the Basement Economy Store a Friday With Hundreds of Extraordinary Offerings. i PH fj © Our big Basement Store, shopping center for so many thrifty St. Aa ¢ (Res U. §. Pat. Off.) Louisans, takes important part in this one-day selling event, with of- ) YO} ferings in every section. Make the most of your dollars by filling 4 Smartest Suits and Overcoats fj needs from these groups—only a fraction of those presented are mentioned here. 3 | 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru io Sirth &f. « : 3 $50 $60 to $85 Values at Children’s Sample Undermuslins, 4 to 6 years..............$1 ‘ . . Women’s $1.59 Princess Slips; 36 to 44.......... Jeiv dese a Women’s $3.95 and $4.95 Lumberjacks; wool.............- $2.95 39 | $2.95 and $2.49 Cotton Crepe Kimonos....... ietdie nkee ee — 1 Women’s Bathrobes, slight seconds; special.........+..-.-$1.95 sig ft Men’s $22.50 to $27.85 All-Wool Suits......... (nbs seneat — Men’s $2.95 to $3.95 Knitted Fancy Vests.................$L75 iE | Boys’ $9.85 Two-Pants Suits; broken sizes........ ‘LES Boys’ $7.95 Mackinaw Coats; 6 to 10 years...... | Women’s $12.50 to $15 Fur-Trimmed Coats. .+ om | 1° ree igs : <a ; . . i Price | a € This sale very strongly exemplifies this store’s dominance in buy- aoe eae a, on Sean ry» Norte ees tees ing and value-giving. Men and young men have the most remarkable Girls’ $5 Coat 4 Dr ee 12 - choice of the widely preferred Society Brand Suits and Overcoats Girla’ $7 50 Fur? ned @ poli ager poses ebegeus through our purchase of the maker's surplus stocks—all garments of $1.50 Ba att amg ona pews years | the best quality and extraordinary values at $33. Such a selection of $4 and $5 P.N Practical Front Corsets ! distirictivelv tailored Society Brand Clothes will especially appeal to Samanta Se Weadinerdiiete: deoantee.... : , : : | those who dress with care—and as many garments are of appropriate 1 BAe F ee ? e weight for Spring the choice merits prompt attention. Boys ther Gauntlet Gloves...... 00... -sseeerere. 4 3 Men's $2.95 to $3.95 High and Low Shoes................ a f e e ad S J WA e A slight alteration charge covering cost will be made for extensive alter- Growing Girls’ $2.50 to $3.50 High Shoes, sample sizes... . .$1.39 ations, should they be necessary. Minor alterations, such as shorten- $5 to $5.95 Warm Blanket . . . - 0 . w S ‘so 6 £6 © 82:6 202 66 oe 2 ee 4 ee oe ae oe oe *e . $3.45 ing or lengthening trousers or sleeves, will be made without charge. $1.75 to $2.50 Ruffled Curtains; soiled; pair 970 ‘ . ; 9 BOSSA eh eee eee 6 6.4 «a 35c Curtain Materials, 1500 yards only; yard........... tices ee | 8.3x10.6 and 9x12 Rugs; seconds of $35 to $55 grades...... $24.75 Ten-Payment Budget Plan “— Inlaid Linoleum Remnants; seconds of $1.55 grade; sq. yd. . .69¢ | | 65c Pepperell Wide Unbleached Sheeting; yard............. 33¢ An Assortment of New Shapes | —Extended on These Society Brand Clothes Cotton Damask, bordered; seconds 69c grade; yard......... 39c . ° | ; ‘. B / Although $83 Clothes are not within the price range to which our Budget Plan usually 25 Dress Ginghams; remnants; yard ee ee . oO Se 9c in the Approved Spring Colors | ee oe eee enene on exront of these ao pa ore Garments in order that many 15c to 39c Wash Goods; odd lots; yard.................... 10¢ more tnay profit by this salo. his means that you may buy these Clothes with a small | . . . : : . cash amount, paring the balance in ten weekly payments—cash, regular charge and Budget : 1100 Yards Lingerie and Domestic Wash Fabrics; yard céieeaa 10¢ Just received from a a ee Oe Same. r | Men’s $1.25 to $1.50 Cotton Union Suits, broken sizes........ 79¢ New York! The last meee Women's Hose; seconds of $1.25 to $1.50 grades........... . 88¢ | word in Felts! The Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Hose; seconds, pair........ 23c | mew colors and new Q) Charge Purchases Will Appear on February Statements | Men’s Silk Hose; seconds of 79c to $1 grades........... ....-4Be | variations in the mode. F | $1 Rayon Vests and Step-Ins; odd lots.............. beak 64c | Red somakably tow | Men’s $1 and $1.29 Neckband Shirts, sizes 14, 1444, 1614, 17. 48c | priced. “aul Boys’ 95c and $1.25 Shirts; 1214 to 1444.................... 79¢ | | A $2 to $3 Wool Fabrics; remnants; yard............ op ee $1.19 | Also New Selections in Small Headsizes.. . . $4.95 $1.19 to $1.39 Printed Dress Fabrics; yard.................. 79c | KLINE'S—Second. Floor. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pth PREP AL. i E us oe be SARI 158 224) EEE wi to) «) a (ma ease G oo GESReREBSEE “HERRERA LIRASSEH- “ Ba —_ A\={]- EW SARIS HARIRI sf | == = = = Cu \ f ST IDAMUADERUOOADUOAUOENITT Offering Hundreds of Odd, Broken and Small Lots of Desirable Merchandise Disclosed by Our Inventories @ Every economical shopper iy the vicinity will want to attend this sale. It is store-wide every department offering values so extraordinary that they will prove an unusual incentive to buy—and thereby save. This is the end of our fiscal vear—we have taken inventories and must now clear all broken assortments, soiled and single articles to make room for constantly arriving new stocks. There are scores and scores of things vou want for vourself and vour home—values that were already St. Louis’ best—- now re-priced to your even greater advantage. The smaller the groups, the greater the values—so be in attendance when this sale starts Friday morning at 9 o'clock. ‘ Our dominance in value-giving is widely affirmed and our volume of business so immense that after tak- ing inventories there is. of course, a verv large accumulation of small lots—all highly desirable merchan- dise, offered in this one- day sale at a fraction of its regular worth. Remember, this event is limited to no particular merchandise or part of the store, so visit everv section—vou will find opportunities for the most extreme economy on every hand. . A Few Examples of the Many Remarkable Offerings That Will Be Available Friday Women’s 27d Miscee’ $7975 to $59.75 Winter Coats. £7509 50c to $1 Talcum Powders, ‘‘Manon Lescaut,’’ etc......2 $45 95 Velvet Ruos: 83x10.6. ae Women’s $365 to $475 Fur Coats ...$29500 $3.75 to $5 Smelling Salts. __. a. ' 9) $12 Smoking Stands; att — style: each.... . Women’s 25c to 35c H>ndkerchiefs, each. $5 to $7 Soiled Corsets and Girdles. . 5 $5 Imnorted Desk Lamns: w dunked eee 69c Printed Cotton lannels: 36-inch. yard Women's $1.95 Cotton Crepe Gowns... os $2 and $2.95 Rayon Pillows, ender EPO Te 40-inch Colored Organdie, yard $4 95 to $6 95 S‘lk Chemises. S° 59 | 85¢ to $1.50 Stamped Pieces and Garments........... 19 Striped wool-mixed 33-inch Flannels, yard Women’s $1.50 and $2 Silk Hose; lisle tops 00c and 75c Stamped Pieces and Garments.......... - 98 54-inch Flaminco Coat*ngs. vard.. Children's 50c Cashmere Hose pair ..... $3.50 to $5 Imported Tapestry, £0-in., yd. — 50 $1.98 54-irch Plaid Canvas Suiting, yard.. Women's $1 to $1.25 Fancy Hosiery, pair $1 Cretonnes, 36 inches wide; yard.................... 39c Black Cotton Sateen, yard.... $2 Glove Silk Vests; sizes 36 to 42 . pees 50c to $10 Yd. Drapery Remnants, at savin teen ca ce : sati Women’s $1 and $1.25 Vests or Drawers............ $9.95 to $12 95 Doz. Square Salad Plates, ne . 4S -scoe Geeta ee —o ee $3.95 to $4.50 Glove Silk Undergarments.......... $225 $25 China Sets, 50 pieces as : $4.98 Brown and Navy Chiffon Velvet, yard Girls’ $15 to $2475 Coats; 10 to 14 years... $795 and $990 $1150 Doz. Glass Salad Plates, set of 6. | : $1.49 Black Satin Messaline; 36-inch, yard Girls’ $295 Black Serge Bloomers: sivos 8 to 14 $195, $195 Royal Wilton Rugs; 113x15 feet..........:..$87.50 | $250 36-inch Black Duvetyn. yard Growing Girls’ and Misses’ $3 50 to $5.50 Shoes. . $1.95 $13.75 Indian Rugs; 36x72 inches phi omaha - $2.98 40-inch Plaid Bengaline, yard Look for the Look for the Special “One Day” Snecial “One Dav” | ) wae | y Tickets —— Tickets Throughout the Store. the Store. . We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps = el 4 a a eS $v. we 4, 7% Ne ¢ i « € ~ = 4 ion ez z. mee * ts 2 sa8 he om ie ton eS > wa # pn A a pes Fone ae ait Shae eos ces Py 4 Pas ¥ Be a4 he, ~ ae Shes bea mee = as a7 8 a 3 “Ne = Se se? alee 3 ioe ~ a en ft oe Ce a tee ee Sfay - 2p BES aba ps, F Piri. ewe es Sey ae er = Fa ¢ G b ; } ay ~ A, fp 4 ~ Gs crnG @ditint 1A On So 6 € b oe ~~ ee he = ~

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gerst Sa ate” o it eens ms oe o - LG Mee “ * “ - ee ee "a F, Oe ee ee ae a ee a “ en - , , S Pat fe*.* ee . we ? Oe et AO a eee. eee wenbee fo + 0% Schucking, Germany; Huber, Switzerland; Oda, Japan; Bustamente, Cuba; Vyholm, Denmark; Weiss, France: United States; Altanura, Spain; Auzilotte, Italy; CT aa a PO oe lay, England; Judge Moore, conitesiemenaneneeteene nti: ae ae CE EE ‘Former OF EXTRA TERRITORIALITY _ VIEWED AS CHINA’S NEEDS Minister Crane, Here-~ for Days, Praises Action of American Mis- sionaries as to Foreign Concessions. ¢ ’ pA ‘ wy Le > ? } -> day, and. spoke there ence of Woodrow Wilson, particu- Mustapha Kemal did in Turkey. ee = Se Two | Wang Chung-Hai, China; Rjold, Sweden. ' , “ELIKU ROOT DENOUNCES BLOCS IN PLEA FOR PARTY FEALTY System a Failure and Disrupting | Influenc, He Tells National | Civic Federation. What the World Court Is and ano Cinie. Feder What It Has Accomplished | NEW YOR is, Jan. 28.—Denounc- | HE Permanént Court of In- , cember, a) ~e 4 1925, it held 10 ses- ; , \] , 7 oO ‘ Md i > © ; : . | ing the, bloc system of government, | teé siceohauaeny Justice (The ¢ sions and handed down 18 ' : = 7 ™’ ° ? s Elihu Root, speaking today at a World Court) was estab- { judgments and opinions. ' lished in December, 1920, by a The president of the Court special protocol which has been ¢ is Bernard Cornelius Johannes meeting of the National Civic Fed- a4 NEW TORPEDO TO GARRY GASOLINE FOR AIR BOMBERS Jlouse Committee Told Planes Could Hly 2000 Miles Without Stop by Using It. “y the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.— Department war, that it was rejec Japan, ‘said, was building such a torpedo. The torpedo, which would be in- Visible to the enemy. would be fired £AS supply. offered but adufing the ed, tniles of its oblective. | Representative Laguardia, 'clalist, New York, told Loder, Holland, President of the Court; Lord Fin. rake using outward trip, then letting loose the | ry his idea to the War he from the plane within fiye or 10 So- | ‘ne corm- mittee ‘‘the only genera! officer we had who knew anything about the air was kicked ‘out of the army James (Rep.) of Michigan, a mem- Political conditions are ¢ : , a 7 2 ie mas aa ER 8 ation. Je asserte } 2 oc oe generally. It is expected the Diet| aan Be - ag pros “ae blo Nations, acting separately and . . “ae ~ ae ; 4s Livy 4 4 i" pan a i ‘ ss re Svs em ig rc , ‘ | : ga : : = - Will be dissolved she vtliy. China is not going to quiet:ing for the other Powers, particu- nia a ? itor S st ont go ‘| concurring. John Bassett Kiel Canal Case ms oe ~ : ee , ‘ aya ry ntry where } 1a Pe 7 Toit : ; The Premier was stricken wth: Gown. or establish norma! relations. larly France, to carry out the con- orted a i et nceimceeall pi | Moore of the United States has > One of the important cases — | © an : . iia.2 / tas . As 4 4 . aa wae ie a ner ° ae Y ) Zs e ( é Av , . his physicians said his condition | Sp 4 es Ee We had China by the hand, and aan i dante aint moe the start, although the Untted ? involving the use of the Kiel . : +) dd t - 7 : a | nas + \s ¢ ntro - 1éT c iii - . 9 “ HM ~oo oo ap = wn 7%. - * a 7 j © + ; " * > “3 was net serious, thy waatched ‘19 — . - at- could have done anything reason- deaniees . Prien ee ‘ ct piss a | States is not a mrember. The { Canal by foreign vessels. Ger- ® . | - 5 . . ooo —_— ? rome? « } ir i hae s - , a sg a Saae re on | Judges’ terms are nine years. (¢ Many had tried to prevent a ” ae ni : at . 4 ; eka gracetu Merlo engié S- : ( bas ‘ ‘ te attend sessioas = 0! h+ Diet. traterritoriality has passed into waited too long. China is adrift, cca a eee an a : rs | The Court sits regularly at ? British ship from entering the Ae a “4 > + ry ey ose! ie Ter i . t& fe S¢c . * c a & | : : = iz . , c ‘ : tmesdey, when it appeared UKCIY: history and is becoming more and more| ': ” “ssi : en The Hague, capital of Holland. § ©C#™8! in 1921 during hostilities thet his absence from office woul! : ee . ee PP ee Pup » «,.}; Government of. France virtually |; eee arn , yore, Gee a é ns — = ? The Court decided against ; ™ ry 11%” oy Trine ¢F is - af | re 16 Sits : ; a y 4 | 7 ‘ - the imperial] family Ss nt wing LO soe The forme r diplom: 4 is t} Q guest The Bolsh evists are great a1dver- } ' moe a “en ted ts Set se League of Nations » Germany and ruled that that ee . ” »¥ re _ = + ~ Ws Abd + ee . - ; i ) Cs s sr e t . : ? ° e - a 2 Be ae weeence where the death of Mr. a: Mrs. Robert: McKittric« | tisers. and they claim every dis- 8 P aS agg Tk PS ; ‘ nation should make compensa- look place; This is the invariable |, ~ °C » oda Sy gaa ea urbance that oc s in the worla S°veTmment that Mussolini, witn | Among the cases recognized > tion . 7 are ' . "net ry rejianc la Ce. NY turhbée nce nat ocuuUurs t ” Be ° rae . ‘ . i j oer 4 2s custom in Japan when death is im- ee 2 moreland place, 0 ; ina Baggett /his stern and rigid dictatorshiv, |; 48 suitable for submission to ; The decisi , 4 : fea a two davs’ stop in St. Louis, on as their work. But in China their) ee a | the Co e: TF ‘ ? on was based on minent. The imperial physician : , = gilts ; ; ton # uence ke eat sheen ton ortant |, Was heartily ,welcomed. I assure > Coury are: ie Interpreta- a clause of the Treaty of Ver (3 204 rs . | *e, ] rnia lis iO 1€ ini: oe, ae mO * ) ‘ } - " i es : ie - © * ° : — oa - * > was also dispatched to the Pre- "8S Way to ' ere ae. Le s m &éA ne sia the si ea alli et “you that bloc rule will never ob- tion of a treaty; any question sailles providing that the cana] mier’s bedside. 1S In ~arew y C THK, tno UD privat US] . : iS : af a © Oo 6) tain for us enforcement of the Will of international] law; the exist- " should he one t hi oe a ness career was chiefly in Chicago “Gen. Feng, Known as the! ., 4; ; ‘ . ; - , open to ships of all ee ee eo dh UC Uhm ‘ts | of the majority. i} ence of-any fact which if es- nations et neace wi ia eg Se oe ee : He was guest of -honor at the Christian General, is not in th? ; a te Nhe ; | ; C 4ons at peace with Germany. ferred posthumously upon Viscount ee Semo- | Hicntee ee Ps pusl Se eceene the return in this|| tablished would constitute & , In a case involving the au = : ; li eOHY f +he "omens ‘ 10O- ; Sil“ ntest ice P0OiISNEVIst. > | : . : : , wan eit au Kato the title f Count The fu- luncheon of the Women’s Demo Ig f: € € bs country to a strict party form of breach of any international ob- tonomv f Karelin: ee. a © *U- cratic Club, at the Town Club to- | he will use Bolshevist help, so far cd (a. CORK? a oe ee | cg eee, fue Court | A : eit eis } f the influ- {| as 1t 18 of service to nim, Just as | ‘ on ¢ ) : ‘ cs a c seomainis © ; /run into a period of government | of the reparation to be made >) that it had no authority to pass when individuals seem to ally them- for such a breach. on a dispute between a mern- ed Constitutional Party. larly a s he has observed the evi- Feng a Nationalist. selves to a party for no other pur-. ber and a nonmember without No “Sanctions” Provided. a arlene dt Office and was appointed Minister Plentpotentiary to England from 1894 to 1809. Minister of Foreign Affairs. The late ler for Foreign Pecos . , Premier Affairs became in the Ito Cabinet from 1900 to 1991. He was elected a member of the House of Representatives fer Kochi prefec- mee “Ue in O02 Yoko- was appointed “" hh - the Saiozn,i . and &@ hama in 1903. He Poreien © Minister Cabinet 1906. cr for ~~ * uF a ; rir aidd In Tn wx eo lett ine min- in istry because of his opposition to railway nationalization. The Viscount was appointed Am- b&ssador 10 the court st. >. ry on & Katusura, and was a President. The society of existence ' rn + Dagens Joined the Okuma Cabinet ee Minister in April, 1914. th S place he resicned in August of e © 4 Same year He was elected a 411 ’ q mber of the House of Peers in . vv. one time Its is now out — Was lender of wai . “aaa ~~ ai, wx! Constitutional party, 18 Of his death. F. x. Kimbal) Named on Charity the Kenset- at the Gg PTFERSON CITY, Jan. 26.— .. Baker today appointed Frank - Kimball). Republican, new sec- 7 Of the State Board of Char- les and Corrections as a member Sf the board. He William lean, of Move to Tulsa, Ok. succeeds the Rev McCormack, Repub- Minis- | itheir own Chinese | General to Use Time While on! Board. ’ ' as Director of Public Safety in this Springfield, who resigned | city will be written by Brigadier- | Kendrick a few days before last jico and Mark A. MeGruder of S+-itee. which he was authorized “5 easier Cberlin Their which was not made public College. report, at the to have the -old arrangement Con- ? tinue. “Pur the missionaries, even time, recommended that the unity , = 2 4 > eas - _ " . ‘ : ‘ . ? = ¢ } 7 ; neglected the Chinese since, wait- him as to the Syrian situation ‘en route from New York to San SMEDLEY BUTLER TO WRITE " ‘ © ~~ } ; ‘ , r . , 2 ei. ‘ a. a . ‘ : - time it seemed as though he would |¢rate Monumental Association ef Phe poems are surprisingly per- . n ery lee » _— reAwr e | Pry . .* e + “r ,. boar 4 _* ® . : speaker and forbade further utter- four men definitely agreed upon by foot 1 America Another volume ance of such @landers, ine comnmittee were: contains . A ‘ . , : .e e * - . Ne 4 * ‘ ; ,. Rab 4 A oe He was born Jan. 3, 1859, at Saya- “The practice of extraterrito- |” ; go — of high charac- name they are elected, or to back etatite. creatiam i ‘ “me? the League, claimed that Russia DOORN, Holland, Jan. 28.—Wil _ . 4 sv \ ~ : ee? 2 = ©) = - a . oe Oe a P ) a ‘ ~ f : ; [xre y™ ~* st 4 ‘ . é ‘ J 1S P i if . es a . ‘ ; ° Paap ; ai pret i ine ‘S$ riality in China will have to &0, and ia smpeeeebrniaihnete. far + ead o sepa associates in that party.” | where the disciplinary power @ was under treaty obligation to || liam Hohenzollern, the former Ger- adopted into the familv of BPuhu- ¢ a A\Tiy a mos Crane said or ‘hina in is un ompromising|ys for ine The fact. that voters no longer . ; ~ @ ¢ frant cert: a ” ‘ ‘ = i = ' P chiro K: - H gr: / - mre rd ra) the po S Was ascrib«c 3 ; re ja ‘ ae fe ox ‘ ~ i i = oy X +e . — ~— 2 vs = r™ . ‘ . . } 4g 4 ‘5 y « « is venth birthday Ves ir rday. law college i f the 7 HAwierican missionaries in China | est of his country in the Chinese ce eee steadily busy. From June, ? cil had authority undér treaty chateau, with the special guests in> For: ley ) Fir ' £ g ~—— om eile ‘ ,. aa’ 7 sa ah ianre i wee - snd n = ns z hie . Ss ; REICHSTAG VOTES CONFIDENCE 1922. whe I ("¢ 3 e ¢ Py +) ‘4 } A / a ‘ ‘ 4a Ase ‘ »eputy Expelled After Assailing | nsoogse eae) prammipapre svar iets ene. A na listened to the ex-Kaiser’s “oe . ancial department and pro- ment lare: p opert . investments, Crane was a member of the special] ' Tocarno Pact: Chancellor ; NAMES OF FOUR MISSOURI 1 AZTEC spe ch, pronouns ed with energy o . " care ct 7) + he yf ’ a guicibortina @ e : ——— . ~~ ~ i emewt er , " + *4 ~ ° ‘ j : ; ‘ m ‘ : . non to be di: pm site or th banking and they have their own safety and commission of the United States to Forbids« Utterances. : § LOST LITERATURE and in a high voice, which at the ; {} ne axation iy] r : >> re iris ,I" . i 4 pe : hats Pdi irs - Te . > Cee " .. . ‘ ve Sb a M 2 ‘aa c a elie apni ~ ta EE Ne in ee opt Mtn? Most iat a * Saeed ‘e OP. aes anes ins te lr Re ie dint lea Aaaiey “nm - ant Sa aE Te ne et Se ee Yo Ow oer ew a, are ate = “ Way ess eae Peng tee 4 t . Ao mccagyyen OED re ts | a, Ta SEN apelin VEEP omy; geet ee en ae — 7 wy : : ie: eragiimmatecrs 7 eine ae woryene oS pe pl ree ght ery Fi ~ Coane. iE c * PRD Wied, \ Soe a my See aX am BN” ... Re idan teailaiainaaads ea S ainlahis sntesaliadl a bg ER 5 Sea td ee ee eee i SS. 4 rngetiy? she =< wy Se a ae Pet. ¥ IE a Ni A IO IGE Sage * ra a 2 i Menge | ° PS ee ae a ee ray ae i NO a eerie oy as Tl wee wri, he ae a pe ‘ a ~~‘ ma 2S * praia os ee 2 WR. ee eine Me edie. aan

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digging Fak SSR Ree rR Gost RAF Oe ae ORE AS gM peek io plete Feet et) PR TS ey y 4 q bs i a. . ue . oe - “ vat bates ah oe ger ty ; ti mat ae Piet ahha a OOS EEE, * AED SA AGP RB ale aE En Ly 16 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY a ————— te SANT GD ELE em - — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 18, 1878. the Pulitzer Publishing Company. Twelfth Boulevard Senate approved the resolution to participate in the Permanent Court of International Justice, we believe. reflects the sentiment of the country. and Olive Street. That there is an overwhelming sentiment against = ~' the League of Nations is true. But both the late THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- President Harding and President Coolidge approved : FORM. n the World Court, with reservations, and both parties | aa lad - eageenlaa favored participation in their platforms, and majort- | principles, that it will always fight ties of both parties voted for the court. at is un | for progress and reform, never tol- = believable that the leaders of both parties in their erate injustice or corruption, always = .onventions and in the Senate should be mistaken as to the sentiment of the people. Adherence to the fight demagogues of a ll partics, never belo to an rty, always : 2 : y a bh ' court has not only the consent oi the Senate, but undoubtedly the consent of the people. oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy The reservations adopted do not hamper the legiti- Four of them deal with Published by a . with the poor, always remain de- yotcd to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; , pever be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. so JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE lieve it is justified, in view of the fact that the solision United States is not a member of the League. It The name and address of the author provides that there shall be no secret advisory opin- must accompany every contribution, Dut jons, but the rule for publicity shall not be changed. on request will not be published. Let- It provides that the court shall not render advisory ters not exceeding 200 words will receive opinions touching any question in which the United ' States is particularly interested, without our consent. were a member of the Council But being } j : atin Oo las +} outside the League it is eminently proper that there mate functions of the court. mere formalities with regard to the separation of the United States from the League of Nations and the Treaty of Versailles: participation {n the election of Judges, payment of the expenses of the court, no amendment of the court statutes without our consent. The important reservation is number 5, and we be- —-" 4 preference. If the United States of the League this would be unnecessary. Meat for Scalpers. Paitoe of the Post-Dispatch — = ° 7 i “~ ; A S a memoer of the -»u should be no advisory opinion touching our affairs * ‘ . _ = — ? e° "4 A ana "nat me ee ays, ™a ; eS ~™ with amt Are £e ~hehi 4£and pays ara pa! without our consent. 5 : ey. 2? ae A _— . ~ een ‘ ; ce 7 s - o > 1. re a _ eo A De es a 3 ys A The provision that the consent of all the Powers of the League to the reservations shall be obtained be- % os 1.2 _ ” 7 ie =. \TF> a ’ ew ie + ~ Tre $n0uU i re ei a St Lit S.ls ~ ‘ . = — _* > }. an*ars ok Tt? "er - - * ~ s I ‘ - 4 ee | ‘543 cr é ; sa in the matter of buying ¢ reservations merely emphasize the necessity of the ce 1 wuying tickets in this town .... . 2m ° 2 ¢ Mekets to see my favorite comediin re- Questions out of the jurisdiction of the court. & 4% ~* ~™ « . SPs tA They : ; — Ke - i cent Vv the theater box orrice Saita siedingt There 1s one point in the resolutliozgs. how erTrer. a? » 4 . +} * « ~~ Tt "e a he & ts . ve! x = 7 5 ~ ? * : could not make any reserva. Bey _|,.Which has no relation to any foreign questions, but + —= ™ 7 ?Ffar > 4 oO ¢ r . é *mlenhone,. even taoug.l d Gravee — a e .. a | i. share wag actually no box ff may be submitted to the court. It provides that the . satpioae : * i =" ty in ’ Be ~anats> . ; ~~ - - i - : on . ? gelephone si the ¢ o.lseun ,UPriMs 2 run) senate must agree Dy special o7 eenerai treaty to ads ee Ol sociated Fetal “Shae i aaa Re ‘ ey rhe Miracle. (Ao re have it submitted. In short, the Senate reserves the ee uarantors. ease , wer ¢ “} ’ and otner guar: . ena an: power of consent. What this reservation wil! mean iter;. I tried ail over town to Une om eae : 4 ee eeata were on sale for a concert} Can Oniy De determined br experience. ty ere Seas’ . * ~ dein os , ” , “age i ” : : ‘ ew nna Pafiad | } ner " ae + . i ‘ ” ; a ’ et the Sheldon Auditorium, ana ‘aed | Post-Dispatch does not now and never has . ; + ‘ — or there eyrnuer : ail " -3% sare 4 7 = There is no telephone there, © -| cherished illusions with regard to the World Court. = . —..* ‘ aq et hh +he hushvan } IN" \ . eke & whe Be! .O eartn we . _ > Uy : ¢ - - ; ~3i? BI inally, baving . ye ene .e do not believe it will assure peace. But we do of one of the performers, W2s } b : «4 ° ‘ > are tr tT + he ae Ciminish ees til = | is ¢ i ie ad “=2 3 ft L J+ Lilet ¢ Mw iiiiiliis PT i¢ciia aT vr i * ~ the onli¥v way to get LICK @LS = a aod lil take : : . . cs , + F + I . . cc ‘ + + »the auditorium and the risk are of a large number of disputes that may or mar . i « >: ' as ‘ Site * . c : mil? ( 7 } LA am oe als y “r4 ' ae e* . ’ . ’ P of finding the house soia ou we not iead to war if unsettled. We believe that more “ee hing +& *. y admit in St. Louis such a thing IS, oP oe eae tetinnhla diseaten wit? > , : | @0c-Mn > oi “~ aod more J 4@uilad vit Gisputes Ww ijk DE referred to th P ey * 5 rq m¢y ’ : - ‘ narentis unnea Ss : + a : 4 ; , , ; ; ’ ss ‘ + or a Een on Peso) a =sttela > > ¥ 3 ilies ? Won't vou advocate one centra: 46 AUP Geese abu Semiement. ‘Ve believe that att ~ . aw ®t Be ; thhi¢ " Q reg ee a | 7 = me ee . where tickets for ail amusemmeum ts eo Word Of the court will construct a body of inter- . oe — 2 Amar a*% _- | > , - ae " .+ . always be obtained, ana ope nutional law, recognized generally as bin ling on the ‘ . oo . . . mns ‘n eontriput! ms f Tt t 6 s wer : . Naso rsa ae 4 beiiere tte & bear } my Flay ™ - LA ' a Ad A iBe We Piitc 2 itS moral nisuwence Lor peace f salanhones q1) concert Haile. ©: eieriit as ~ “ ’ be _- ite WON ErST ii De sSirong. FAIRLY HONES' dita BUSY, BUT vera, 4 Ty aah , ¢ 9h 3 2 + rhe adherence of the United States to the court, Or peace and in- a , + f - —— ; ~+ : 7 . : ie ian te “that the Wellston High Sohoo Dr. Edw ard M. rast of Harvard T niversity. and a’ 'a meeting of the St. Louis League of Women Voters | preaches a regular old-fashioned Malthusian sermon m the damgers of overpopulation. He says that Within 30 years, at the rate of increase, America may expect to have a population of 290,000.- Lert rer > a q ; ? TI nAan. ‘was never more sound anc §& finan elaliy, than at present. ERNEST F. aetna Jitneys in Tulsa and Here. Post-Dispatch * = BUSH, Sup present 246 ~~ a® : ;a Te the btit NSWERING “A Citizen o sage a : > inal . . - o? ! 00, Im which case our posterity will be compelled to live much more meagerly, say on the basis of the bi oOuis” on = - 7 Jan. o 43 in the Wednesday evening, = — : ; _| present-day masses in Europe. edition: I lived in Tulsa for severa: years | oe ae ’ e , _ 3 Having sprung the alarm, Dr. Eas: allaved it some- and was one of the working cass Ww.o;.. | ei . , ax ae scinaes| what by stating that the experience of China and had to use some kKinu of transporiauon tage : : eg \ os a | India showed that there is a population saturation every day. First of all iet me say (ne, bins we mt ; bigs ~ elty of Tulsa co-operates with the Jit- point, Woen ceaths and births balance each other. mer drivers. then not all the jitineys are | He predicted a gradually decreasing rise in the large cars: most of them are Fords.| world’s population until the saturation point is a ‘a= fi? *. Another thing. from the end of one minus to the other the Tuisa jiiney run is | the sarne distance, perhaps not as far ‘rom Third and Washington to Grand reached. At that period “the fittest, not the meekest. will inherit the earth.” And he explained that it wil! be the fittest from the standpoint of biology, not of as aoe | and Washington—-not more than a 19~ | civilization. minute rup here for the jitney anc a So, after all, there {s nothing to worry about. If ven nw ur were for the jiiney. page The “pogeraty we ’ ts our jitney here the increase in population results in the biologicailr hen to the conto it ur jitney here fittest inheriting the earth. and if at that time deaths and births balance each other, a condition of stability will have been reached that ought to werk for the I rode many times in cars . oni ts worth oc. in Tulsa that carry seven earried 14 or 15, rid- should passengers. They | ’ . as si! tie On the a s ing th running board, a ~ 7 t general rood. Bren from the learned doctor Ss stand- othe ‘ellow’s lap, etc. ley Mare a ee ae ane . - hy . foes he en their money at point it would seem that nature will take care of reater Cer Lert aa Ae - passen- the race as a race. the there for the distance and gers they carry than our drivers do here at 25c. They have it all their own Way.) have little or no competition and a clear) right of wey. : | Thrift Week was followed by Good Citizenship Everyone knows the street car service Week Later will come Prune Week. Own Your tn Tulsa is a joke. While here wed aig ieee Mall Yous Own, Barseees Meck Coscstitationa! ar coe ant ieee cena gg phat, re Swat the Fly, Pity the Poor, Persimmon, Safety First with. and otber special weeks too numerous to mention. Tulsa is a fine town, the jitney serv- It is even possible we shall have a Law Enfercement {ce there for the price is fine, but ther@® wager pefore the long year closes, although it will be ie no comparison at ail to make en lal atti Ba tk ia es wee the two towns—-Tulsa being a little over : , *$.900 population @nd not very Dig ino America’s urge to do good in a biz way gone area. Don't knock—-boost. on a weekly basis so thorough!y one might think, if FAIR unfamiliar with conditions, that all reforms. move- ments, programs, developments and so forth can he accomplished in that sudden fashion, although most of these brief campaigns do no more than bother usy people, pester newspaper publishers with pain- ful propaganda, and provide press agents a chance to prove their prowess. There are exceptions to the rule. WEEK AFTER WEEK. has Fisk =. Facilitating Vraffic on Wide Streets. Bediteur of the Post -Mepatch S Washington avenue must A repaved, | would suggest saine time the street car tracks should be relocated—-placing them tn a ‘ust outside the curb parking space. This would leave a clear roadway of about 20 feet in the center of the perhaps, but the rule is that all this weekly welfare work, this heb- domadai hokum, amounis to no more than vocal! ag- ercise for the four or fort nute spe street for motor traffic; and would take ; orty mi Deakers, a great the latter off the rails. waste of print paper and sinecures for some who That this plan would expedite doth might better go to work. Although it hasn’t occurred street car and ordinary traffic is appar- to anyone to Jaunch a Mind Your Own Business Week " t ent; it would also remove the danger j, is the disposition of many citizens to do that. and new incurred by street car passengers ses ‘nlieietiin of then entiitin ; : e from passing vehicles. llulations the up Ts and panegyrics of the This plan has other possibilities; for promoters leave the masses cold. instance, if parking were prohibited on It is not, of course, that nothing ia to be gained by evening rush, several cars could load 4i- wenee of 0 item thiien’t work > multaneously and then proceed en bloc Y°#T? D » aad a system that when traffic signal clears. might have had ita merits at the start, before (t he. Of course this would be practicable on came an epidemic. Now, with the epecial weeks wide streets only: but if the cost of re- overlapping, they occasion boredom and resentment “oe ) we ot hibitive coul , ' a wee Preneaative. 1 could ood it would be hard for an underwriter to unioad a peilcy during Life Inseuragice Week. Thea matter how sound the investment. A change is needed. prob “@ weed tO great advuntage on = such Sirects a8 Grand, Broadway, Chou'treau, e.8. ML wu ‘housing and better A SUBSTANTIAL PEACE VICTORY. | ably not the one inaugurated by the sponsors of The overwhelming vote of 76 to 17 with which the | National Laugh Month; sounds at the height of the New Year's celebration. January isn't as fumny as it +o ——__—— A NEW GAME. AS a logical successor to witch-burning and cellar- snooping, we are threatened with the new game of immigrant-hunting. An alien deportation bill is up for action in the lower house of Congress which has in it the seeds for a fresh reign of terror among peaceful residents of this land of the free. The bill is one which will permit us to uproot men and wom-— en who have lived here for nearly a lifetime and send them packing to their native lands. It is a tri- umph of native white Nordic thought. The proposed addition to our body of immigratien | law greatly increases the list of deportable offenses, and takes the lid off the statute of limitation, which now provides that depertation proceedings must be- gin within five years of the deportation totaling a yvear and a half is fair game, unless his offense is against the dry law. In that case, a sen- tence of one year is enough to make out against him a case of deportation. burden of proof. trary. These are some of the charming features of a bill | which is not simply suggested, but which actually | has the support of the House Immigration Committee. and which, indeed, in its main features, was passed | by the House last year, only to die im the Senate. . . -_ - ! It is worse than the alien law of 1798 which. with a. its sister, the sedition law, roused the country to fever heat and brought the magnificent structure of Alexander Hamilton's Federalist party into crum- bling ruin. - Little or no attempt alien law. It was a dead letter not long after the ink drted with which it Yet it plaved its part in one of the most spectacular debacles in our history. The proposed bill affects 5.000.000 per- sons resident in this country. It opens an enormous Was signed. field for blackmail of the most crue kind, to be practiced on persons ignorant of our language, and of our legal pracedure, and in terror of our courts. In other words, the proposed bill is a reversion to a form of barbarism. which was hooted down in the earliest years of our political life. Of course, such a law would not and could not be effectively enforced. But in these latter dars. to be lawmakers: 1. It would create an untold number of new Government jobs. 2. It would provide amuse- De ment for our snoopers. dervishes. witch-burners and it would certain chief aims of our other hundred-per-centers. It thus passes the po litical test magna cum laude. ——$¢9—______ SOCIAL WORKERS’ BIG PROGRAM. Street. of the Community Fund Within the -—— —— -— - Ei wor ni director in a ol Vears. one-half in St. workers along the recent address. foretold that next poverty, disease, yice efforts recreation. better of socia] conditions of emplorment Many of the changes he process of development. such Prodiptad wi TUL Teg are alreadr in as improvement itn the cure of disease, physical and mental. prevention of accidents, more sanitary housing, better provision for recreation aud education of the public in hygiene and tue prevention of sickness. Undoubtediy there will be wonderty! improvement. But human nature wili still be one of the principal FI s a i ae mn i = , se Y probiems for the social workers and all the rest of us 6) We 7 a ia 7} : For €Xam Die. a Hat SOo2 he dene with a family b+ 9a ee 225 —_ oe A ae tery Ts » hb oa ; } tweed : LitiwiaryY Lead ang l Peaqc-Winner 3s mm prevident or ey ‘ Xe eva . > weart hl ace Ra re et oe 9 . j ’ ven of a worthless character Among the appeais for aid received by th: “A Working Girl and N titutfon of a certain family and stating that the ii i ’ . }~ ~ 1 . Gition appears hopeless because the father That may or may not be true in t family. But it i e of the most diffien} ly. ut it is ome of the most difficult problems " hf aw), . . « } “ } * ‘“ with which social workers are confronted. In th big program of the Community Fund for the P = ment of St. m7 4 i i . . to pierce the hide of the shiftless, lazy. bruta! man or woman who, — seep Post-Dispatch is } ‘* eighbor deserih) } ——— . n@ case of this better- Louis is there any provision for a prod s having brought a number of helpless children into the world, either does just enough work to Keep them in abject poverty, or “lavs down on the job,” leaving charity to act as forter parent” Ooo - COTTON IN THE SUDAN. bey opened the siuices of the Sennar Dam the other day, with official] pomp and ceremony, and rreat Britain's big reclamation project in the Sudan rushed forward to an accomplished fact. Some 390. 000 acres will be irrigated by this water, which will be devoted to raising cotton. The outcome of the experiment cannot be pre- dicted. If Great Britain will no longer be dependent on the United States for cotton. of course, is an alluring prospect. Great Britain and, indeed, the whole world will learn more about cotton, if this experiment fs suc- cessful, than has been known before. Labor may be . ~~ Successt comparatively cheap in Africa, but, even so, the cost. of produciag cotton. as shown by actual experience. is likely to be a revelation. This much tc certain: "Ths, #, ‘7 #. . e ‘ . ioe Tuil tacts about the industry of zrowing cotton ; co ~, : in tue United States have never been assembled. For } . t. £. Mest” “a area . the most part it is a story of incredible drudgery and poorly requited labor. AND TIME ISN'T A DELIBERATE aa kivn Lagie A Pee a cere eet BODY. from Time Bro inCOME Tax a] (BT, may, uf offense. | Any alien who receives a jail sentence or sentences. Any alien hauled before a> Judge under this bill would be required to bear the In other words, he is guilty and subject to deportation unless he proves the con-| was made to enforce the old - - “3 > Bert a al “ = J a « >. — ~ , . tn: ne MR. ANTWINE’S OPINION. they are exhibiting at a merchant conyention in St. Louis a pair of siik trousers worn by Thomas Jefferson,” Mr. Antwine said. see Taiiors doesn't mean that there is ought of reverting in men’s fashions es med ~ > de to the time of the colonists. I don't think we have improved go\ nroent since Jeffer- eon lived, but I do think we have improved nen s trousers. We can put them on and take them off now with our shoes on, whicl so far as I know is a privilege not enjoyed OY men since very eariy times. “I believe the Greeks, and in some in- stances. the tomans, could change thefr clothes without taking their shoes off, but certainly men could not do thatsin the mid- a9 : : iatiiies ali , a é . die ages. It must have been a job to dregs - ‘ * nian 7 Sane ’ ° — 3 a mnan in the days of chivalry. and there is no doubt in my mind that one reason the Pilgrims suffered so was because they had to take off their shees to change their trou- Se rs. I haven't seen Thomas Jefferson's trou- but from the descriptions of them ther have been quite unlike the strle now. I think the present-day trousers are as great an advance over anything we have had as bobbed hair is. Imagine the increased joy of life in our time when the men can change their trousers without taking off their shoes sers, must and the women don't have to x their hair’ “Tf our age is to he venerated for any- thing, I fancy it wiil be for these reforms. Posterity will probabivy put our time in the same category with those which threw off Siavery and other shackles," Mr. Antwine said. — — 2 Had the zoo authorities asked our Opin- 10m. we would have advised against build- - *) ing tne it can be de- ig to be done about prohtbi- new snake house until términed what TIOGH if x : +. “ farce of try- t + bh Yea, wring me on the Written for the Post-Dispatch By CLARK McADAMS Sir: Hyperbole of a United States Sena- tor on the World Court. Guese who. Mr. President: Never within the his- tory of this august body has so infamous a proposai been put forward with expecta- tion of serious attention as this stalking marauder,: the World Court. It Was con- ceived: in iniquity. born under the folds of 7 4 a toreign flag. and nursed a tigress now poses force for reason, hart P o- on T ews rie any he Tus “gin lrorty reaiv nate a Wi at) mean w iiist -AalDE: .iOusis > +a . P ** - +} » Vix i as a Sion niantling its form with the livery of purity. hand that ~*~ tar - moa! + ate - 3 17 ; conceaisS Lilie sS\Wv Ord Ot Ir i} - ox + +7 . 90 " ~- at tne breast ot s ws teins Wig r rey T+ Ti T* Me > * ailing ae * Pp! + ¢ A a * carnage for peace, +h Pe) ee eee ‘2% WiSiT ti- ne traitorous nient perverted mind which tions of chastity breeds world prostitution. Sinister and spurious, it purrs with the in- stinct of the beast of surreptitious tread, thirstimg for blood and hungry for flesh. (‘rvstal streams now meandering down mountain sides and through the open paces, singing paens of praise to liberty and national sovereignty, would become torrents of blood, flashing their crimson rays to high heaven in signal appeal to God for escape from the folly of man. Bleached bones of beloved sons, sacrificed in unholy war, would rest unmarked upon foreign battle fields, and from the breasts i be } a) wr Did i't continuing of frantic and helpless mothers torn their offsprings for the blood sacrifice. Sirs, the mind of man ceived so infamous a proposai. It its open gate to heli which trranny and treason invite us to enter. I cry with the O the prophet the warning of disaster. God forbid, if by no other alternative than con- sumimg fire. from our union with this iniquitious, yet smiling and inviting in- ternational monster, be prevented. Sirs, I have proven my case. Do sordid and obstinate minds refuse to yield to con- Vincing argument and pleadings of petriotic statesmanship? If so. I brand them with infamous mark of treason, méver con- a ao weirs * nas at x “a 2 : VOC? heaven, the the without hope of restoration of honor. Sirs, this, the third day of my speech, finds me I shall resume tomor- TICKLED. no nearer the end. row. ° . - Russia has bought 12.000 tractors, which is the side upon which Russians are most popular at the moment. thea __ The irreconcilables in the Senate have SUnDg their Swanson. : * - * (RIST TO THE MILL. he torture whee! And beat me at the post— Stretch me on the tron-bed: Reckon not the cost— Cast mé@ to the lions, Hurl me at the pike— Hatk and spear and maim me Whatever way you like. Ah, Fate, you are outrageous: What good dees all this do*™ Why not let mortals live in peace? . Oh, why be such a shrew? Why, don't you know you only Succeed in making me So much a perfect product Unconquerabie I'll be? And you will have no imterest—no thrill at victory. For I shall scoff and laugh itt off— And you will powerless be— & « - ‘i *he 7? Pe its an ALO Ui _ opinion W records of both Cook amd Peary before am for study;” he formally declares that “Hag only evidence I could accept would Be tm 1f their compu.ete oservatiens.3 This is hardly creditable to Amundsen a=™ I? he has not studied the evideram he should leave statements regarding Coaiim claims to those who have. But it is Gi cult to believe that he has not read Peareal “The North Pole.” with its facsimile regia ductions of the final jotted obdDservatie . that he is unacquainted with the thoregiy scientific indorsement of Peary and repel (ook. have said thi It was a heroic and generous rivalry that - men of three natio . > + mm * +h = Se Ou nree place for r 2 ~ ~~. 7 a . exploits of any of them. SECRET OF LONGEVEF®. Philads Enguire® R. ADOLPH LORENZ ~~ e% oo = ‘> ed Pw iais® 3s Si! me tjii. ; acti es * °y eri. Lp 2s ack » live and work and enjoy life yet, suys that fn his opinion the esem® longevity is moderate indulgence fa @e called vices.” His advice, howevee, 4 of much use to us. In this countrys there® a law agin all of them. : FLEXIBLE GLASS. = From the Baltimore Sun. LEXIBLE glass, of which the & ig announced itn Europes, change things—-mostly for the better “Ole mother’ The baby has bent her mii Sm ue” will be a less alarming annous the one which is now usuai. baseballers will no longer break 7 for the effects of an excessively hot “unt 4 ean be undone by smoothing om wrinkles in the displaced pane and DGGly back tn its frame. The convivial? am for that matter, automotiaaay fear of a punc Ure = a Pee Se “ined —and ‘an move without broken bottles. Only the side-show on . 7 _ < os6 } © oS oe % eee ‘eer Uut Va ica. Why could he not simply ithat Cook might be self-decetvaliaa Seott—to the two Poles Thatta controversy regarding t= ej ~ 2 .gear-old Veg is going Se yous Pina) % Di0 Delewates at Tt BaAwar'« “fF 4 nee? 7 e ‘ A as SF the a 4 sa e | A ng ine ee. [Mer (fic Dr. Pe; PMlediqn) 3 Wisconsin ™ at rr} y ore

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iin, eee . __STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH Explains Importance a . # (,anZ and » Conductor r . } ] . e 3 we *; . Mm. concerts for children of the;in Cincinnati. ” ‘cy % “r nde! es Se c = Miss a 4 1; - -4 3% 4 vent i and eighth grades of the ' ; Marianne W Uriltzer wil] he 4 . ner Si-1e a ‘ ¢ ys . . “+ Eenlic schools vesterday afternoon Mi vol ee ig honor, ana , * 4 = er tate 4 — : . . . Vey re ryt } s ane * a a «i Lae HonG 4 ’ ett. tie a the Scottisa Ft 3 athe dral. | ileé i i Ann t Ww j a ¢ aaiagese ce rides- eeroani Was uo Pej - differe “Fens av) {) «A 7 ‘a! the st. petition of one THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1926, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT re a =r a ~aintuenesenmnnnenandl ial Activities f. LOUISANS will be interested | Bees at ake in the marriage of Miss Janet Wurlitzer. duughter of se DAUGHTER OF vrai of ‘Mrs. Rudolph H. \W urlitzer of Cin- SENATOR MARRIES cinnati, and Luke Sells Stites, which: 7" 2, | | nee | Will take place at 6:30 o'clock Sat- urday evening in the Wiuriitzer home. There Will be several hun- dred guests and a large bridal] party of Cincinnati men and young won r, Cu. A “ritec an —_ 4 Gem phony Orchestra pre- i] ir. Stites and his bride will iy? + s asi ’ * Sa] 4 by ‘> for E : : 2 : . ? 3 : q 4 th: third of the series of ie ; « 7 ‘ f Vi? : . . ‘he o } iat . W hg With Mr. hk nN lal] ci} ga) factor in isic is rhyt ; " i ' ier cousin, Mrs "illig . Str ch yesterday's program was in- ; usin, Mrs. William C. Strit oo | ? wie - ie ee ee en ety Will depart today to a ded 10 present hid iLtS ,arlious F . ioe tend the ceremony He made h rhythm in importan ¥orme. After . various forms of i, ; man ‘ * , 7. a” a . ° 7% ‘ ‘ ‘ , - 7 it ici ii ‘ " ais (378? a ’ . Virs. VW 1ilam Ay Mc! eB Vjé sc cq)! t ié inte lige ar al fascinat¢ | hwy : 7 ? ; hye 7 ) ae e ? Vy - ‘ i oe ra —~ Pee " om o i j t{rhnyinm 1s pure y formerly of St. Louis. and her search for further knowledge. The bj 2 ow ‘) ; " ; | } yee xt a | nd] ae iS on fis joined upon, \ | 4». es 4, + + ‘cr? ’ ° i" =” 4 : : ; ; a « Gavotte from ““Mignol@’ are expected her his month to mankind in the cominand to “fill | | +a er + " . - } %, ‘ ag = lonaise in A Major) visit en , St eee 4 ; ok pci anitinn s hopin S l’olonais ae 7 Ma. VISIT her sons, Lansds and W - M ARCHTONIE SS STAMPA Io] and subdue the earth.”’ ha re - Dowd ha. : fe 2... a “ks ‘ re 4 > y} 2. _ ia _ rr} a % ' e . : AB } ; | 7 af oP | teu; * eB. 2 “ € oon sicAili Nii alai€ss: T es W i 1 +4 SONCING. lhiarke : and we cannot me E ect 7 ‘ ‘* Me — - , m+ ro : ¢ : i“ a ws . : — ; Tee ee | lakers es wo Fuestsa at one of the hotels. Mrs Without spiritual danger. \ ate} ~ #7 * +} Jn} rid } { YT we ov. ~ Sr . ? sf oC?) « . . wae Mehaikowsky’s “Nutcracker Suit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert) }Ork Herald es nis Geemearcmeall ncil-of Catholic Women, made » r - ~ ¢} hits oT) - : > a ‘ ‘ - . y were well received by the children. Jou Bois Brewer. Mrs. Brewer was! the riag Ricome of the Mar- brief addresses rs a ha presentation of two ' t4¢ - _ eee —_ ani pee Re at ar THO pr roe 7 3 eee McCandless. ulis Casati Stampa Di Soncino an) Officers elected were: Presi- ? ; ’ a hathms (an naian arene . i } ; World riythms atl eniaas ent Ir ( Muckerman: vice = v ar ‘ea . Nore Frederick B Mer nor of Mirs \y , F \? mi “aS. daughter of dent. Mrs. a. * Mu Kerman: a’ hy FProf. Skiiton and tUCfi¢ 3 = ‘ eo sangha ey presidents Mr | 4 *ainA Mr cee. n4¢ Je) Leticia on 1 t} lat Ste 4 WS tor; dents, Mrg v. A. Cainane, . : o~ _*? ‘ 4 142 ] { ce ] hor ig "FY rr) ; L7Jie’ r . 7 ‘ — N ©y ‘ . “Turkey in +7 é ={ra WwW ? T +> ‘ . é nN 4 i oOulevars ‘ W mo iias scit 4 ° ¢ E J j + ; M W J P lk ric 4 ea = = imp . . . ‘ $ _ : we , Cott anc AVAL oe ° ‘ OLK -. naov Ros- | been visiting in boston for several Francis M. Cockre of Missouri. OTL BC ' mplausc Was tremendous re no i a (ihe f ‘I secretary, Mrs. Leo Moser; treas- » “Willias Tell’ overture |) weeks, will return home tomorrow he first isbhand of tne Mar - ‘i Hit Ss - : ’ 7 © ? ; ii 4 i s = - ’ * ms \ iain : m . i ee Petes OuUiSAa Vy _* + ‘ ‘ | ’ morg ‘ Ye r rs \irs Jt ] Scherrer. M rs. * ® mhauthyny iy "7 ie~se UNMiIACG as ai ts 3 , , epics rI>} k , : at . asaya oe ae. ena mrs. W. KR. Stanar4’ of | x, s former Greek Minister to; +2"! odore Benoist, who. is out of bhe ; ’ Bre ntnioor 74 TIAnnin2 ‘ ‘pote C _— town this vear, Was unanimously : : : ; sb | t s : ~ nw = i . ; ee i yt , } ‘ 1€ - j : oe . . - > The program C: ¥ (-oronaao, Cai por. ti , iains]sss ca | IS J orary * Irman and ol “Seed _ t War i ’ Th e ~ P . P pe jenry Pennybacker in St. Louis Fa- ae ee earlier. it week at the F Dorothy Davison in Program at pup c) 7 * : : ” say ‘niversity’s Policy om ; ‘. nee S a BS aes Sheldon Auditorium. e as plaining University = O : mare, 25tLO . Beugee of 16 North moun he } 1 (eory: + i : . - . ~~ . “ye ’ ‘ ornate } , ‘1. ‘ + 4, Admissions. Kingshighway will sail fe 2 on; Gamy rom a sonata by LOLA a Henry Pennybacker, Inman Of the Roiterdam for a Mediterranean ae gets tinge ex George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in « . wae he i A MPre- Lon Ne 7 c f ceeilaaid : ss er canes Pa its | ‘ pr nted right -* aa ‘ . A - 4 ‘ . . ~— 4 } myrir ’ le 7 «tp. usagi the shHheldon Audito: I Y tnose ratory = Ui 373 }? as - § “A \I re 2 Noe isarton oF 44°54 AU i rium +} {i re? } b a , ai ae tA 4 j q 7 ; 4 4 r ; ~Y } GC , ‘ en tc , | a * ’ es fi s ) ai ef : ; - . ms ‘ : ; . 5 . . . ‘i f I ; i? ang Miss jo { Teraa Sal ‘ au a! or Mon ay 60 OUWG ‘ iau?g €T Miss Lhere naS pees) rid er 4 ! za ; ; a son ( f is 28 # De : ae : dé \ ]) ] I? VW c An Tecitsai yy & king I 4 Eliza . { ca Ee S| { } Ba hid Ore . zel = 'y > : , : * . ' Da EE 4 ae £ Wester? ae Well er: ci i fh Y¢ jiea@rseod anc A mereeve and enterprise 0! wee | mad., Where Miss Carton vw enro C : :, . ¢ ea i ica asain . : : 1? ~ ' j } Y e’Ss~omadi Im pNneriormance. é f ° ite t | fuLiO! 1} is he + QT) ci i.€ I 8] Miss Kvangs vy ; , elony insu ee j — ¥ Ho Saturd m4 In in lL) for two pianos. Miss Davison ee. Yo? Limitatio: of tT} er): rin iz Sr } 0O0 1 i. — . , ‘ % . ‘ C) ats, ‘ es @ ? IOs I I> rad ah iss ‘ ir he 43) j ‘ J ballad ire {f ~ ink’, i ‘ i ATK . “1 7 } I Sehman class to 3000, and aqd- ,., ee ) ) ' 44] | sole ie ¢ Ine mearriak: AD y Keller RR: Fabver 4% t S yosiesses, Weber ‘“Perpnetunl Nilotior " With mies) thout examination 10rT /,. reas or gee | = iking a ~MISsi01 Wits Pua 2 } ritz a Na W i] ' { ti 7 n T} « ‘ * . a a | Nf rs ] Irnetytt STi a au | . qT) buss + - - oT a cr € x , ‘ i reproduce bors g! nthe (uit end ad : I Et . (,reen\ s ] Or eest prac oe ud © sd Cryawny Pa ‘vr ¢ f Cy } br 4 c }4 pit } +t ; } qT ¢€ “an } SI > li £ \lge rye 2 tc : oo rliaceeac 4 areraditea ae : er, Alé ut by the $ ‘nth of the Cids =e a a “" u ey b ne c t ¢ i if s }) rri¢ } ry ~ r)* ~ 1; f> 7) AT rs hburnett’s : e 4) a nnee titan a ésiys t : aay ' ech Lad bICLL bis. ov! , As LF } Cr iz cs are two of the measures ai baa UTillian . orohe SE owigntinu a , d p riod mbools, : e 17 wd. [YP Re William C. Krebs officiating. ‘ ¢ hoswit : ’ 1@ Fle , solos were (;0dOWSK\'s amazing ” Prec nt in ior ‘¢ al » ESB Vard, ; Qe ~ a i = 4 ¥ > t - Y 7 : " - ° , oer ——" = : se z The bridegroon AS the owne LT Tus i>. & Put YF nder é adurptation of Ramesu s ge ir ane : 9 OLY eT 4 ; ‘ . ‘ eel LAIMS, meybacker said, é«ditor of tt Advocate, a new8pa- q@ . 7, ‘ae bourk Ireland's poetic “The Is . . ‘ ’ . = 4 i ‘ a P\ ‘ —_ ie OT Per ° x yea oviz . zy ix : : ‘ , wa TS as c- MN or ° © Kee “Sy epr bprcas Aa I aN! Ah A " * se } Rave was fr qa a I LT) é Ad § ‘ : : P \T ’ (op ri awa 7 nat } Te. on . attendant mirh schools at dinner ~ i Pile is ; tyr laser Jor na “ « , , = : g , : : ‘ ign SC i aA \ Abiaaba a4 \ te i q \é reo iaSt ‘ i + : Ag) iS «ai —" 7 T ° . v hve #, COp Té {} eu ray tor gecora:dry & ry)‘ * orwegian 4 a. ; a. “az 1s - , * . A : S e"sify Ciup He spoke yestevday etudent at Harvard Un rsity. Sh ov } a a tern, Jed with surprising natura!- compalh- #nr 4 ’ a 7ehe. 779" ; e . i ; Y vat = ' ht , . ‘ xDpe ‘ition } befor: SUdgeues Vj Ft: Joh 4 sIuUL® | 1K ti TIVE Iie Kr yT an OiGg wo IzOUuUls r. ike ‘ 1 spita Asan . - re ee from (;ui0oNn s dance 10 Gers! 97 wees urns Soh os } ¢ »47 + Y ml larg : . “ii. . es > . , ’ - } = oe . ¢ ook then ; roucns «h . wh fami 4 (ji he hd “bso ty } } the d am Lr ex- ff wins Rhapsody, which yas of- . =e. " » 4 +! 7 + + . } . pee oe EASTERN DISTRICT EPISCOPAL The Misses Elizabeth and Ci] mempers fere OY i iT's Lyre here Ti ad o ~ - —-~ pone Sanmitaiien tTWo-pPuano arrangement. CY t { 2) Te > nN = . uaa iedinecdaedineetantet melieecameenameciieaane meeamenmmmiashosedonced Sa ew nr ES A RE aihineienmmsoabiahiatesinines om - ee SE eenceternencti ena tetaetinatainiatisaamamestasinestentii SO ae ae \ ‘ ; - 3 « 4 4 ; ET: the hearer admired this con cted him F RS connection with the movement { , a poser’s freshness and originality Vas punde- eemeaansendin ° ‘international fey of the e- : ; , : ; ‘ i = | c Pi i ’ - ly YT} ‘ rj Beli rt “*? TY 7 oa de dis- Pe ‘rates to Pr Or incial ( onvrention AND ALL ANG S CHURCH dar hi: =. notrifie 7 +), . 4 a7LRe ¢ en Re 5 1 t¢ inmstir CTIVE 2) . vic 7 re of and do- at Tulsa and Committees EL wl stone thet te Seen Gan OO (ate ) lrcadaarecenstie , e it Ligh i tii a r © Y°T) TY »? me m i tipnipaesminsieen cliches, while lamenting that c . : rf fa is ia 7 . i , -) q Be: teyT) } r 13! t cL mundsen The Diocese cf (Eastern) Mis- ie Rev. har o | teehee Meee tal Re pirat should be di sche s r? i ‘ a ( } ‘ P| } \ ~{) i tle Sf + q*¢ difficult pari of the Episcopal CLurch wil de repress mite d at Bewenvention, in Tulsa, Ok.. emonth, by a4 monu- + Tiex Ggance, he provinci2 H. W.. Mizner Ce home in St. Louis un‘i]l a | al ee gs a ey seal vipat sea a ago Mr. Stites is a graduate of - De cestre played the Tri- grag eerermity und served 7 1} March from “Aida” to il = _ army during the war. The mp « the continuous nature of old Stites home was in Kirkwood. a 4, ree heii thve eee His mother Was Mig Sells of St. : LOUIS, Va., Accepts Call and Wil) Take Charge Before Laster. Kar] Block of Roanoke, ’ The Rev. Va., has accepted a call to become ‘ rector of the Episcopa) ¢ f« {m anc Thomas LJ. xX. Other officers re. “a 4 nd Committees ‘ lé ete j nt x eSiere i St. Michae} and Al} A ngels, at KF l- enenen iC- y's Seeciry? ? é¢hin ; —- ) a : e i B crane ae SE€S8Si07) Vs ef ($6 T 6 Pie bent RE “ ‘ ienwood and Wrydown boulevat 18. explorer right to e merits tan and th Pole. suld not ‘ing the fore me iat “the be the tion were: ‘ Diocesan Council, the Rev. ‘ Wilkins, the Rev. F. 4. Hitchen: K gy! Mistrar, the J: —— +. f. BMimittes, the Fev. John S Davis Biggs, Dean Le m.cKn Willian } Price; Standinz Bunt- : ' one -~ lett, James M. Buil and V. Il. He is expected to assuine the direc- tion of this parish, whose church, ruild house and rectory are regard- ed as one of the denomtnation’s * most beautiful croup, ter. 2 The Rev. Mr. Bloc of the outstanding c of the Episcopal church prior to Eas- k is considered lor seyv- Tr ‘ . . . ‘ — ’ Seas s ations ” ve; Committe OT} } Li 3) j for Su}- ‘ ra) veurs he has devoted a month bitce / va r ‘ - s . “5 : > en as 2 aT ot Lne I’ piscopat:?, ¥. ‘ each vear to the general W ork of vidence : th “ E. NiLLiLseGr «Lilli the church. as an ass late SCCrTe@- - Cook's eG. Lonsdaic; Aged and Infirm tary in the field department of the , , ~ ~ ~~ * : “sy Fund, the Rev. Dr. J. J.' wetional Council His wife was Nationa: Councili. is diffi- Peary’s . repro- rations; @ iorough mukins, §. G. Suther! ana homas. repudi- Pon, . I ; The need for anv) Episcopal Rane simply 0) . ir spear Vpai il i ceived? ish d ae was discugesed ani - Op ‘ { } : -4 ate. : Ls ‘ey V? ry that . anson ¥ 11] appo if ra ( ra l- ; ta hittee to Make yians. The B2000, a le a ™ Pears ‘ There ng the Facy of the late Miss Sa!- A. Stevens, is a nucleus for a Md for thic Purpose, Dr. Marshall to Speak Tonight. he Missouri fl meet a: ths Ve Me- eOT La | at & O'clock tonight Ir 3 “gerany Maitland Marshal!. head ee Separtment of $ @shington University wil} On “Thoms a eral . i i a or we Bates, a Great ‘a rT Official.” os ee 3 Fo Cn aa a , oe Mayor Kiel to Speak. ia on Mayor Kiel, Circuit , foltcamp and Robert 1! Atky will b Sthe = 8 principal speakers No oeting of Old Glory Chap- o Be Disa dled American Vet- Fe, ity the World War, at Com- . ale >... : Center tan Grand boule- t _ nd Vis'x avenue, tonight. ements | Office uhful 4 fence rs will be installed, and x wil} one) : a = do ° nelude T] : pro- . the uttins.g ly ine {es—Z from, giass- Vi fferson iA o xpects Y vears ret of . ie *“g0- isn't chere’s history at epenk Fron- | . Sin Educator to Speak Here. Mie. Percy M. Dawson of the walca) S hool of the University of Onsin, wil] Five an illustrated tas the Church of the Unity, ay Eon Svenue near Kingshigh- tian.) > roW night, on “The Bdau- "Nal Value of a Small Camp.” end W. is. eWards; Theological TWducation nd, the Rey. I enjamin E. Reed, 8. Thompson and Edmond J. sum of Historica! Sartety ‘7 Miss Nancy Shackleford, of a Wwelii- known Virginia famlly. They have two children. EDWARD HIDDEN RESIGNS AS OPERA COMMITTEE HEAD H. 4. Petiingill Elected Temporary Chairman of Executive Pro- ductions Body. Hidden vesterday re- Edward signed as chairman of the Execu- tive Productions Committee of the Municipal Opera Association be- cause of his expectation of frequent Iie will re- the commit- absences from the city main as a member of tee. H. J. Pettingiil, president « the seeociation chairman, under a a permanent head rs Was elected tempo- rary vote to de- fer selection of until later. The cast for the 19826 operas in not be made until contracts have | members will their signed received. Father Schwingler, 68, Dead. Father Athanasius Schwingler, 68 vears old, died versterday at the months. Born in Rochester, N. Y., he was admitted to the priesthood, after completing his studies at Rome, in 1887. His first pastor- ate was in Wichita, Kan a oem on France Favor« Vixsed Liaaster Date. i GENEVA, Jan. 28.—France, in a = - few years et... a9 . 7 i hurch O11 lergymen | I — ie 2 | 4 i- T- is MRS, J. C, MUCKERMAN HEADS CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE The Rev. A. M. Schwitalla, Father : Wilbur and Others Address An- nual Meeting of Group. Th: of officers of the League was held yesterday at the annual meeting and election Catholic Wom7-a’s a ee ener “The Store That Sells Nice Things” READY FRIDAY HENRY A. WEIL mec The Rev. A. M. Louis University ‘Coronado Hotel. Schwitalla of St. Medica} league on fits services in connection School congratulated the with St. Mary’s Dispensary, 1507 Chouteau avenue, noting that the 7H }, + : at Zee number of new patients broug had inerse ased 36 per cent to a total -| Of 3249 last year, the first year NJ fo 48 } of the work. Hi suggested that ; v5 \ Fy the league's day nursery, 1023 Sel- * | which cared for 7020 chil- expanded as a by Pia e. drs T} last year, be heighborhood house. Assinillation of thie cnibstantial results of non-Catholic adventures n science with Catholic steadfast- : ness to central principles was the theme of the Rev. Russell Wilbur in discussing ‘‘a new kind of Cath- Olic Christianity which may _re-|} mould -—European and American Civilization before the end of this | century.” He quoted a_ philoso- \ pher’s statement that there were 1 TiN two movements of the soul: a safe Jf ih) VT Circular movement about central | CHI] \ > py i j v principles and a dangerous Women’s ihren tee Dresses READY FRIDAY | FRIDAY [- “Charge Purchases Will Appear on March Sectumente” | HE FIRST SALE OF THE NEW SEASON — BRINGING * SCORES OF NEWEST MODELS AT A SALE PRICE 4 300 NEW DRESSES! #5 $39.50 Dresses—$35 Dresses $29.50 Dresses—$25 Dresses SECURED DURING THE PAST WEEK IN NEW YORK AT il REMARKABLE CONCESSIONS AND OFFERED FRIDAY AT AH Uh $ Misses’ Dresses Many Windows Tonight Given to a Display of These Sale Models Every Dress Is Fresh and New— Every One Is a Splendid Value! We secured them during the past week at con- cessions most unusual at the very beginning of the season—models we can not buy again to sell at anywhere near this sale price. NEW GEORGETTES AND GEORGETTE AND TAFFETA COMBINATIONS | NEW FLAT CREPES—NEW CREPE DE CHINES—NEW HIGH SHADES You Will Find Here Friday the Dress You Want at a Price Much Lower Than You Expected WEIL’S—2d FLOOR ‘ ; ' ie : t a ie if " 4 $23 TRAVEL AND RESORTS AND RESORTS, TRAVEL AND RI} _--—~———— 2SORTS TRAVEL AND RESORTS. The Columbus Mian \'s Newest and Finest Hotel 600 Rooms---600 Baths Open January 28th ' | Situated on Bay Shore Drive, overlooking beautiful Biscayne ~“—F ay, one block from Flagler St. European pian, French cuisine, White Service throughout: dining rooms on 17th and 18th floors. ar\ burtnetts Victor Recording Or- chestra. Established Rates. JAS. H. McCABE, Manager - iT a ee eae Miam!. FLORIDA C Van & Ww. the-sea, Pow Louis, Mo. mi. i201 Arcade Bde Or icy, “why You mecor arbi ~~? poo ss ' H. is your . Ww 7 me. i by P Please send me winter Tm. etails on Take You! “ry Read to Florida and @ : “The ,oya noc RU sr 1926 Vacation Tour Name ees oe " ; b i read Address o « oe — eal every emnioyest ghou.d : owe . a | ert emmy tits 148 hook. J -28-20 Agonts, J Murphy, f ickler and ¥. San Dott. +,w ood-b> Astounding Offer! Ten days of luxury —ten days of wonder —ten the Forest Park theater has been days of royal entertainment—for far selected. but announcement of its less than half what it would cost vou if you tried to duplicate this Florida een tripalone. Send the coupon now and find out about this remarkable trip. See how we can furnish you guaran- ,teed accommodations — first-class room and meals when thousands are flocking into Florida. See how your Passionist Fathers’ Monastery, Nor- small payment of $150 opens the nandy, following an iliness of six magic doors to motor tours through Hollywood Touring Department 80 miles of southeastern Florida— free golf, free ocean bathing —free boat trips. Whether you wish to make this only a 1926 vacation— = ae up and come down tonight for two weeks or more of the grand old _— No need to put your clubs (and orm) in winter quarters, for it’s smiling Springtime now on these inviting fair- ways. Here are two spiendid courses affording the sort of golf you enjoy most. Long holes, short holes, water carry, trapped greens, rolling terrain and all, for a total of 6,600 yards; Par 74, Bogey 84. ial pee and foursomes, special matches for visitors and exhibition play by famous Pro’s. along and bring your cronies; you live but once— Why not? Accommodations? Finest of hotels with every detail necessary to comfort and pleasure or, if you prefer them, here too are well fur- nished apartments, cottages or rooming and boarding houses. De- lightful social with dancing and daily concerts. Other outdoor diversions include horseback, motoring, tennis or hiking over the hills. And the Famous Hot Springs Baths Will Set You Up! If you're feeling tired, a bit stiff or touched with congestion or suffer acutely from neuritis, rheumatism, high blood pressure and allied ailments, discard all pain in these werderful thermal waters. No other bath houses throughout the world rival those of Hot — in scientific equipment, courteous service, luxurious quarters and, above all, in cures accomplished. May we send you the whole story, attractively eamy Just use your pencil on the conwenient . mailing it today without obligation. We'll the rest. or whether you wish to stay for months in Florida — this trip guar- antees you luxury, entertainment, money-saving. Also ask about our one-way trp with 6 davs room, meals and entertainment for $100. Wire or send coupon now for fui] facts. Reservations accepted for trains leaving every Wednesday. Telephone MAIN 2908-2909 HOT SPRINGS’ WATERS ARE OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY ‘THE HEALTH AND RECREATION DIVISION, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas I have checked below the subjects on which you mey send full infor mation without obligating me in any way. U. 6. GOVERNMENT P.-D. Cl Whee bemefies may I expect from the batie ... Beth house servis and Coty — ~ Reduced reund-crip refieend fore end road maps. TRAVEL AND —eeeEeGuV7”"" ti at | When in Hot Springs— . The Moody Hotel | and Bath House You'll enjoy your visit te Hiot #pringe National Pars if vou stay at this homelike and famwmily hotel. Ite close te the heart of the city near thing. Privaté bathe Hot &pring. radio-active waters, A clean, cozy, homey place, operates ‘ om American Pian. with the =e mage A delight u ale. ern gerage in Be me OE, Rates. $5.00 up per day. Special rates | > br the week. Write for reservations or literature. OPEN ALL YEAR MOODY HOTEL HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS —o" _ i, meee Sa Ae Mase te pas hee Sie i as aoe rise? ee y ad ,

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: y k . at at Se bi ia ate Dae Oyo eat Poa IETS RRC eo . 6 thet THURSDAY EVENING. SANT ARY 28, 1926, ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH eee — aS en = ene ow PLEASANT LAXATIVE STEPS TAKEN 10 SCRUTINIZE For Constipated Children | VOTING POWER OF STOCKS By the Agsoctated F'reas. - 2 NEW YORK, Jan. 28.—Steps to rr crut h by cOrpora- A) a ; , ect utinize the issuances t gid a tions of common shares without (Th voting power were taken by the & , New York Stock Exchange. yester- day through its committee or stock “6 list, which nnounced that here- after in nciniertade applications for listing securities it would give careful thought to the matter of voting control. The following statement was issued with the ap- proval and indorsement of the governing committee of the ex- enangee 4anrie committee on stock a #4 ‘oF . : : ' (0) e 1V " has for some weeks had under con- [ l l e IC ious iin tendencies in Ss b oe le c rganizations a? “California Fi committeét consicers Juld take cognizance ~ - +s “ 7 > 7 mf ' 4 ee me Oo. sit S¢ et asats Ot ait 148 has 2 +43 h ee e _ io witn the creation 01 two , 1. ‘ - jasses imon stock between which sine onliv pairs differ- n a fretful, feveris uae laeaiet si cramp Or OVeract. jence lies in the fact that the on cons rate | chi es Tf is As uf? r rris ror ge ne iss stes whit! e other class taste of ‘‘California Fig Svr rnia Fig Svr mn s snot. Without at this time at- Thie r ntle. ar ess x r s for i ae ren of ntine to rmuuate defin ‘ 3 to erty ?? , 2 =s8 vs e , er Oo "HL con | HIGH TONED! &@ STAR SQUARE salesmen are taught to be very courteous, but they will never high hat you. STAR SQUARE Stores are that quality of merchandise, courtesy and service can be combined with extremely low prices. BEE Look for the STAR SQUARE Store in Your neighborhood. Go to the One Nearest You “@g AGAIN STAR SQUARE SETS THE PACE Will Fit All | Ford 5 Models Z clean, attractive stores, but you are never asked to pay “Tiffany” prices. The fact is STAR SOUARE is living proof Satisfac- FORD IGNITION SYSTEM | "2 OF RS A reliable, positive-acting Ignition System that dees away with the troublesome Ford Timer. No extra colls required. Your ac Ford will run smoother, start easier, hare more pep and power. fomes complete with elevater brace ket, distributer con- denser, overhead wiring and wire protector. Send wer. s Fd ! A Timely and Unusual Sale of GOODYEAR CORD TIRE cf Reg. $10.80 Val., hecainl, on . $5.95 Money : 30x3'- Oversize GOODYEAR All-Weather Tread $9.95 x“ & / ‘ Ir: GOODYEAR PATHFINDER All-Weather Balloon ' | = 295 : > 31x4 A. W. T., $16.75 . 32x4 A. W. T., $17.95 Al Slightly Blemished : * Just Arrived! A New Shipment % - | = Genuine Honeycomb All Brass RADIATORS ‘ * These KRadiators have extra large water capacity. are made : vf solid brass, including core and tanks and are practice allw ; . indestructible. Material and construction are very best ; threucheut. Fach Radiator is carefully tested under 20 Ibs. : * ey eee ag — tory and is fullY guaranteed : isuins ursting by» treezing. Fa #* FOR FORDS— $Q.45 3 ' * Reg. $15 Value, . 3 5 4 7 on Sale. wee ee Withont * ; ‘ am Sheil : 3 - For 1924-25 Fords, $1.00 additional : . hak * Soa For Superior Model Chevrolet : a SOS ae ee + cy * ——— | We will allow $1.00 of f above price for any old radiator * : jee ora pene aty henge ee For Ford and Chevrolet Side Curtains. eee ey tl ss: * #1 +1 8 Door Opening Side Curtain 1915-25 Ford Roadster $4 75 WEARWELL B ATTERIES are made sturds, and s) _ ama eo; Tae i ae and: ~! 77 —_—_—_—_ — ean ans = Solid Oak a Kitch en Stool 4 4 * $2.50 Value ene 5-Piece Unfinished Breakfast 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street at the 5 V alue, ar ' vd $ Pa $18.00 Values, at $ / the Umhem for...).... f Union for == aa: oe. a —_ =p api eae i«e=s =. = GP > aia eas a | Roun 7 Down 7 ie i. a ee Ja ee, a Ee wait ra Spat “ i. Py ee eee 7 clon 7 Tada at = :| > mn oF an. * r wound Bird Cages, made A Breakfast Suite that is beautifully designed Made of solid oak, this fgg | ; —— i i = ~ ~ . ¥ . : #2 z ; Pass Wilitn neat wire ana well eon ee ] In luded are an mn- eony enient Stool for kitch- me ~ . , 77 , bce = - z >S. (Bargain Basement.) [} tab] ~ ani i +4 hull-se at C nal rs. en W Pr “Kroehler" Velour Da-Beds $80 Values, $ Priced at the Union for... ED OED OEE OED ED ED EE ED OE OO) ee “ Cable-Nelson’’ The “ Four-Piece American ca ee teed ee mame an ans mmm a et $450 Value, c : at the Unton for j $5 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments Payments Adamson Suiles tin) UL UO WO! Ss $ 149 i ! i i j ! ! SS) So | Union for | | ' j j i Overstuffed Chairs and Rockers $40 to R 365 Be Values.... 55 a.m.A 50 a.m. A a é “" we a » ae net De ee eo re Let dat 5 gales Pe ell .* sd - ° ** 3° $e ** ** SS we le | at . « 7 . _ . .y - - istinetively desioned 11 Marte My cat «“ P OF - + Ay ciis 8 6 Re’ LV { = igned Be i bid 4 1A ' kg A SNneClai Sa se fe OF ptt od d Or erst 3 nffed = , . * 4 - I . , ° . my a ; ’ } - . , 7 > Kroehler, ‘ with all-eane ends, mahoe- Rockers and pet ocharme some cov- i cr nv ; an ™ma 7d } 1] hana salanr rr ered ae silk velour others in Hine =—c irameé an‘ @XCelLic Ai u moe ko od Gs ab? 4 etiam oT eer espe on or * e . ; $2.00 Cash—Balance in Easy FugssOURI PAC! azilway Exchea Sc. I ~ 7 nh ee WwW arcade front. to move Cane- Panel — Je nec ree > mi in Da- Bed $21.50 Value $ | 72 for 9 Walnut ee Suites oo ae a Player-Piano Outfit 7 bg i ess See a wonderful . clear These Da-Beds are very | lesir- t tone. silent action 1 Deaufi- Our Febraary _ $ able and made of stee! thro igh-§ i mm a ie me estate tas © ur ruary ont Wi ith eane meta! nanel § Tu 11S as .a il Sale af... Ry ba . lt, . : f § cabinet en and 350 rolls in . ihey open into a Tuill-size bed. j cluded | rs pe e Dedroom ‘outes ias 1 in the stately Adam period and beau The ends are finished in walnut . i $15 Sd atidance in Easy tifully gsned in American walnut. Bor ie bed. roo ehifforette, large = enamel! : Payments dresser and vanity, all hands orated, are included $1.00 Cash | é scaietiniiemee anaamiesitiniieny: $7 .00 C cali in fink Pie: Se aeeererase | “Royal: Buia” Chairs hake tr ts ae * ] I= ie) Offered at Only ‘rames are aura constrnicte covers 4 i x4 4 . * » * » a » -« sad r ~ > — . ~_ - » ‘~, 1 Sw 34 “ rrr r > PHC Ff ~ a ~ i + ") . A ~ : > ta e —_ ~ YA r Ir Ware. ‘ ps) —= =. «4 = ae. Gee >) ee. Gee 0 ame + —_——_ «= «=. SO DE ED eee > ee ee ee eel FL LFF A | A A | ) ) ) > ee ee a> Hurley Washing Machines cas waco iy ; Ss 50 Were $125; $5.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments . ; ee ee ee en ee nO ean ae a ** “? i « a ‘ “3 > . Ra etme ce a mm me tm me mmm ane gs. sential ee -_ = so ‘ , } “se ‘ “? “> ea MS Lo ais =» ur ad of; } a | 7-9 we Ee ' e =f ~ 1 $ ite ‘ SS ; - 5 ’ - n - 2-6 - — 2. sos 4" " way {| ' es = Es = S=-~> Se . - . Se, 5, = as ' j i — ‘ — 3 = "= - fi ae a RROERLER ee orn Lorr- lhe “Kroehler’ i . “- - ~ Tt hree-Piece Overstuffed Velour Bed Suites $295 Values for $ { , Our February y / ON Sale at . “4 * “ry wo * = | " > ~ — . SS Ns - y . : ‘ = : j 4 | Lt “ ei i i” Hew , ‘ = \- $15 Cash—Balence in Easy Payments | UNION HOUSE FURNISHING Geeneeemenenl Le LT Now at $160 Values for $Q 520 . ‘ ie Our February _— 7 : mid , i. Sale at : Sr eh : tuisite Reed 27 Suites in Baronial brown or French gray finish. The davenpess = ns int L: full-size | x spring \l] cushions are removable and excellent Zured cret upholstery is featur A t mattress pad for the davenport & TTT SSeS, oomnoeeeerenremememeenae i u a - 4 . vere 4 ‘ i " ~ . " = + oud ’ ‘ As i i ma i ii i i a ew | ; ’ » “$1. 00 Caslincdlinabiaia i in Ged * Seeesealte —— —— amend 2s => enn " ‘% 4 —— — Sn . -_— at the Union + A or... i ta TY ra 5 I nasa : ry 2 ; ag . 2. all 5 x _- $2. 00 Cc Latha Sete: in iiiie Payments - —_———_eE_— E> CO. ipguaiianie didi - L120. 30 OLIVE ST. tC aca

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ee ee WANTS — ESTATE E| elle eee oe TPR RRR eRe RRA: cere one ri st. LOUIS POST- UISPATCH Seertineseenenenenineienaiee ™~ a — a ee ee en , - — a ee eceaaeeasnethsieienasuantinnianpuainndinaasamaetiatbanmanmmanen " te eh ne ' ST. LOUIS, THU RSD. \Y I VEN XING, JANUARY 28, 19: 26. PAGES 19—32, well 4s a woman and that no mar- ;} coming east from Chicago. i-€ito his couniry home at Irvington- | riage ought to take place where! had ziven her hie card, told her | on-Hudson rai n ' } ath vin 6 pues 4 ne of the parties is unwilling. He about his wife's death and about} June When , éalnnd ‘te ye aoe . $ $ was Still trying to be her friend, his property and business con- ji their actions. laa eaid: ke weed 3 1é assured her, and would like to nection. He said he probably ha: call it now she ie ie te $ call on her some more if she told her he was getting $50,000 aiShe had nar tenets - te eae : : would promise not to create @:year as head of the Sperry-Hutch-'She loved tie nie one : —— P a 4 scene inson Co. : FRA KLIN > ) | Less than a month later he Dauchter a Witness. SE. COR. STH. & N a : 'She Is Rewectek tO Have Ac- | Wrote in another letter he had “I wouldn’t say I* was love , FOR =RIDAY ON Ly! : /never doubted ner but had “gone, with her,”’ he te ES | ‘ cepted $4500 LO Drop Ac- ‘up in the air’’ because of . his jess ssmarsig ated ce ones er J Gremitsl. = an. ADS 2 ; tion for $100,000. ‘ oe He pictured himsel aS;I thought she was a wonderfu 1] —— -—- (4 > old and bent and “laid on a shelf | woman.” | Regular $4 pair of 3 By Leased Wire From the New) —an old boy with a young heart | Mr. Caldwell’'s daughter. \irs at ieee “s more hearty 3 "mows onl > York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | and to much ambition.” | Helen Mary Gibbons, took the wit you Plap—er Esare te Plas ©. ’ $ NEW YORK, Jan. 28.—The| Caldwell admitted he had struck | ness stand a _ hig” defense late in With Each Purchase of a Fine, : Comfortable, Regular $20 All-Pure Cotton Feit 45-Pound MATTRESS at the special low price of A bargain of unusual import to all economical home-makers. The Mattress is ballt of the very 500 finest cotton layer felt, and will yrne aa -—~ factory service. The pillows are wéli $109,000 breach of promise suit. up an acquaintance with Mrs [the afternoc She was present — « * é 2 ‘ iz r > =¢ — - " a Mrs. Clara Eola Shiras, -\: Wes Shiras March 11, 1923, on a train: when her nae her took. Mrs. Shiroas yoo a Se $13.50 up’ - * up © against George B. Caldwell, . 6. . | year-old inv — . banker and oe . ‘a e former head ot the erry- -tiut cr = SEMIN Ceseheus BANJOS inson Co., was unekpecte dly settle: StUtg ‘. H r. LOUIS--HELENA ARK cat of cee ) Pil oncetdne ; ‘agreed to accept $4s r | SR AS RNR Ta + ae, aun ANNES E'RE altering and enlarging omr store—adding the entire third floor E well. O Tickets and Reservations at Tower Grove, Union Banker Testifies. Gation or City Ticket Office, 318 N. Broadway | Caldwell, who was on the witness and part of the fourth—installing more elevators—building a giant ty 2 6 i ! a I | arcade of brilliant clothing windows along our entire Washington Avenue } front. The workmen demand more room—so we ve cut the prices still deeper (REG. U.S. PAT. OFF.) Hl | to move all stocks in a hurry. een oe sit ils CUEUEP se ths Ta ae Sere cae ee tae eI a it Pt Bake 3? te cal at seh: 4: om Mego (Main 1000 : stand the greater part of the day ; at first insisted he had never men- tioned marriage to Mrs. Shiras. . ||| ‘Confronted with a letter he wrote W.F. Miller Division Passenger Ager: her on April 25, 1923, he admitted MISSOURI PACIFIC R.R. Ct | he had erred. | — Railway Exchange Buiicing ' I agree with much you said,” he wrote. “I did talk ‘uv vou | about nd St. Louis, M inarryving, my property, @ 60nN @! a date and a place.” In the same Jetter he also wrote r mind as —_- = ee, ecient a4 a’ ~ 1p n oan ou. = srs — — = aS EE "email Friday Featare! r 25 Overcoats— %25 Suits ome For years, the motorist thought of a light gasoline as high- test gasoline. Before Solite was on the market, this was true. But, while Solite is a light, volatile fuel, it must not be confused with “so-called” high-test gasolines. It is vastly a i) I 055 suit and « $25 Over superior. Try it today. : mt | ecoat—two eh Overeoats—or two $25 suits—all fo r ee ee an os a Solite does everything that is claimed for the “so-called” Jor pattern: high-test gasolines, but in addition, it drives the piston | ean, Seay and brown mix the full stroke under power. There is no piston slapping a iW models, ad pai rere with Solite in the tank. It was this element, so often mixtures, bine peneil stripes, and wrays i found in ordinary high-test gasolines, that the Standard on es, eeelish, reeular and | Oil Company (Indiana) has overcome by using the cracking processes, developed in its own laboratories. That is why Solite is a refining achievement. It is a cracked gasoline. OF ANY TWO GARMENTS AT 2 for $22.00. ‘(Rasement Stout and Conservative Men's $40 and &S50 * OVERCOATS It is made for the man who demands quicker action with- \) Ny SUITS [eo out sacrificing power, and who is willing to pay a little 75 Men's Genuine Full more to get it — 3c more per gallon. - psa $3.33 But, if you want maximum power, with utmost economy, : a ' — OS hilla and | j il mix- Men's Exxtra - Heavy _ ts for gage ponserva ativel park-Colored Cordu- ass al ae Northwest Corner Eight bh and Washington

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AE AMK Bo DBM 4 ¥ ? % 4 % & — A. H, PARK ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH mn 20 _ ot LOUIS POST -DISPATCH | Youth Guilty of Holdup Murder. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. Roger Brannon, of Hamilton, O., >——l>—4 ‘FRISCO mg ie to M E M Fr H { S ‘ago, was found guilty yesterday by a jury of the murder of William OIL - BURNING = Gre ~ eo — Nelson Fant, scion of a millionaire Leaver Towe: weeeeee ere pm Fliemtngsburg (Kyv.) family BRran- LOCOMOTIVES Arrives Memphis.........----. 7:35 am ie it was charged killed Fant For Tickets or Reservations, Phone Garfteld 7800 when Brannon and R. C. Davis accress mail inquiries E G Beker DP A. Frisco Lines 835 Friscc Bidg.St Louis,Mo tried to hold up a dozen men tn a Davis is now on tral. Like this man, thousand: of people give Aeed to const:pe- tion only when i is teo late. ‘Tl tell you why they wouldn’t insure you— “You allowed constipation to become chronic—until finally it resulted in organic disease. “People don’t realize how insidious constipation is. Its first effects are hardly more than annoyances—headaches, loss of appetite, sleeplessness and the like. But in time, as the body {fs subjected to contmued intestinal po: soning, it may lead to high blood pressure, rheumatism, diabetes or even Bright's disease. ‘ : “Stop constipation if you wish to live long. Take a little Nujol every day—that wil keep you regulag,” Nujol relieves constipation in Nature’s way Constipation is dangerous for anybody. Nujol is Nujol can be taken for any length of time with- safe for everybody. ‘It does not affect the stomach out ill effects. To insure internal cleanliness, it and is not absorbed by the body. Medical author- should be taken regularty in accordance with the ines approve Nujol because it is so safe, gentle irections om each bottle. Unlike laxatives, it and natural in its action. does not form a habit and can be discontinued Nujol makes up for set a Mr el or at any time. ic s v mcant in —— Saad the sone ge tter ce Ask your druggist for Nujol tnday and begin to thus permits thorough and regular elimination enjoy the perfect health the. is posmble on!r without overtaxing the intestinal muscles. when elimination ts normal ane regular. Nujol THE (NTERNAL LUBRICANT For Constipation Escape [he Worst nate | Enjoy The Best Weather Ther tNow = DIXIE F LYER DIXIE LIMITED Premier Ail-Puliman, ail-year The train that puts Florida just train; through to Miamt,overthe one night away Afternoon de- historic and beautiful Dixie Route. parture. The next day you are Latest departure from St. Louis. under the warm sun and in the Every tuxury of travel—club and romantic heart cf the Old South. qbservation cars; maid and valet No detail of comfort is lacking in ee or Drawing this popular train. room sleepers. cars. os 8 tale 2-00 P Lv St Lous 11:30PM. ar. Jacksonville 3:40 P ML Ar. Jacksonville 7:15 A. M. a ; Drawing room sleepers to Jacksonville. Miami 8:30 PM. ugh servicer with only Car-to-car scanty at Jacksonville for transfer er route to Weat Palm Beach, a, Sarasota, St. Petersb Miami, St. Smeg’ Tampa and other ee che yy Louis, 9:30 PM ere, nS and obscrvation cars. The DIXIE EXPRESS Pullman and coach service to Atlanta and Jacksonville, Ly St. Louis 11:30 P M. Ar Atlanta 6:29 P M. “ Jacksonville 8:00 A. M. Train ready at St Louis 9:30 P M. Dining and observation cars to Jackaonvilla Por furthe information, dlustrated literature, reservaiions. ete. call or address: “= 3 Beatmen’ a _ vo Agent 130% a y ouaees a000 Ca Ticket . IS, MO. Ss foou Ww Cc. & 9é L. Ry. En nd ge he 348 ST. LOUTS, MO. hian ~ LEXINGTON, Ky. Jan. 2%—) Ww Uj, §, DURING RADIO TEST: a high school student two years downtown apartment last Dec, 26. ‘1: | James K. Smith of St. Louis Spon- TEN FOREIGN STATIONS HEARD ws Programs Broadcast From Moscow ani Vienna Keceived by Fans in Denver. - the Assoctated Presa. NEW YORSG, Jan. 28.— ~ . si aa « a» Y ba . ” = . > >” , told of Denver fans aring C at Vienna I \ Moscor Pittsburg hearings err E minghar stations Vienr and Bresia n [ or , Vian 22*a 4 t x Sioux Cit _ tro Rr three South American stations wer leard in Los weles Tonight’s foreign roadcaster scheduled for f +e a 12 Eastern Standard time, are: 2 LO, London; OAX, Lima, Pe LOW. Buenos Aires: LOX eS Alres; LOZ, Buenos Aires: 7, EA, Madrid. Humbure. Stuttgart, Ber lin, Brusseis, Bresiau, Vienna Prague and Munich. American stiticns wlll go on th air at 19 n mr for “he = 25 CONGRESSMEN 10 ASK MADDEN TQ AID RIVER BILL ee eer ae sors Dinner of Waterways Group. Speria! to the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.—A grt > # 7 & { - YPeoaar 2 as o_o = 4 - ~ States rdering the Mississipp Missour and oO >» Fivers dea fed > st nignt 3 3 rae epo cora 1 the sRIN ~~ Frag orant with the natural odor of fresh lilacs — Ed. Pinauds LILAC VEGETAL | jor the Skin ’ - > ~ uy 4 + ~ ~—. 4 _ by James K. §& in ef & Louts president of the Mississippi Valley sade: MAIL ORDERS FILLED—Add Postage WwW Associatior fo make an informai = . ~ . effort to persuade ¢€ nirman fad- . e % 7 ve ~ a ~ ~ 7 ~ «+ > ~ den of wd si OUS* ADT >t a es . i-« + an appropriat: Be ofr $ > i? Vel eA efivyarsc _- A Ta yg oe) Aa ay -* 7x > pf ‘ 2 4 5 e r . ~ = ae a - » i & a a arrn ." ete hae tee . Af. A Ion J ha | : ’ - ‘ MAU ATL — a 3 —— > rn 2 mas g:atec 1 f. = avorea @ 45 ; \ . . * $4 ; ; a. ae ~arnmer ¢ Tbe -~ . 2 : - aad : nike “ ~ . 7 > ryt wy ya + r * - ) ae, = ad ee ~- — . ‘a rivers, President Coolidge has told the Ww SEVENTH AND D WASHINGTON SHINGTON AVE. vy . | CIGAR SPECIALS W rivers advocates that he favrered . r i a supplementa! recommendafion W a $7 > ANA AAA | a ade in an. rh A Sor 4 i i : ‘ = oe, ~7 * %,, r 3° a ; .eaq -_ ene ry? sxe y =? ~4 . al _ . p.. tions in the revenue bill. It ts 3 Ww 8 . $10. the ¢ wants in ~ 2 2 9g va ge Aad W = v - ? + d is at Mad -fuses W D write it in a bloc w ¥ to : Pes 2nd — bi — 2 nd em now ‘je W , Qor ° the H ee i ad > x > *f ¥e eran ; fonts Bice 2 W Coroner's jury vesterdayv = Mrs. Hicks relterated that Wire W ‘ahey sat down on a pillow on a W . > — t w was thus -accidenta y W ay Narged a ~ bad A ws * \V\ 4 2 - a — 7 +ha shot was fired from his re Pr. #e Ww 79 ~ s WA arrest rs. ~ 3 e . — - fenr an ’ +h > > ~ e+ ~ ior W a : ae] Se a - “ ® V aS : ~ “ui 3 7 tart wo in ; ne x vo ANSWERS ~ CHARGES IN) SUIT W Buyer of Ships Says Former War W secretary Has Been Slandered, i@ Associated Press. W weneiieas hs ioe aac . ee SS kw YO] n , _— SIIB SIZE—IN FINE BOITE NATURE BOXES r . REGULAR PRICE. $3.50 W a e ; W a ge eee /- — , ‘ of 2 W a —— - El Verso Broad-Leaf Neutrality Brand W Havana Im ported Manila S W farge Size, cut to Big Blunts—Handmade— Long Filler ex Ma OS ~iZe, e _ They C; t Be Equaled for ¢ » W Me~ | 31r lOc W eae “ sinha _— : a as ~ W Cnesta Rev Classies a he? 10k: rs W ash irae ee ae AN LD F ORITY a MADE IN TAMPA, FLA eet A ra bared W anus Tad f - ip £2 &, y Tnerigq Each ” y Fach W Umy . , Man of Oc. $°3. iS Bo x 4 zi , oR W i> ee | ia r T’« ~ mer Judge { ;enrrva 4 me £ - far tae V"\ erga ol . . mee 3 - a . Ww > + = ntained harles ¥ encia, Admuration, Henry the Fourth, Dute h Masters W — a y? Ei ’ ae wk nan y El Roi Tan, iis Salted: Mireater Snkiat 3 — as J s su f; 4iiiT Be oe hed vcs that {? 3 i 5 vr 2iZzes ae 3 ry f° Box oF 50 >. 90, i ieee » tmnt DR : siascocteasbiom oa $6.95 a ‘ 3 bast Radi % i > 6 T = + . ie ~- r ~ *' ser 16-02. TY! 20¢; 16-02. Tin.....96¢i lé-os Tin ea n , ' VV . . - ae ’ . - > © - A ada . - > th os , 16-OZ. SERENE MIXTURE CUT TO $61: W i‘ 3 ~*~? et : sie Try % ee | ‘ ‘ . 7 ," “ t i f -_ = _ — — , ww baked ‘ ; Fo ' - ; ‘ — : > ‘ ~ , +. a ~ ‘ Lat ° i rT} nsa- all ; » +> ‘ o * ’ = * 4 ;r? + . ? t ; ts Asai 4 ~~ " $4 : Pos ; * ,? | ; ‘ ’ ‘ r. { 4 tee i : ‘ : ‘ . = I . : 3 : » 4 " if . ? . " re we ee ‘ i ind ~~. ; hae © . “ ae ‘ *ve;T} id co aa lm i ~ ‘* is oT y c- . - » ciel . ad of its own court, about $2.590.9090." W Dr. Kanffman Re ‘hier, $3. Dies, Ww a a tty C i ar 7 — * a’ Za ¥¥ : . "oe, Se: hs —i§ “@ Rev \ _— r?. a PF one -, oP” ~~ te * - on Dr. MAs: ' Mw mw 4 aot | Sresiden: \ aed » —— : . : . . nl ie — » * , D> eT et ." . * 4 . 4 to yey wre é = , mb _ - AR 4e VA a i - yr “remagwirt gm mf ¢ + i" or + 7 . - . 8 p. #4 a* -. . ‘ S bs F ' j 3 iat * B . » oe ie T \ ¥\ ke oa 3 we ; \ ‘ANDY OFFE RING IE S74 cies a ti SH AND TASTY” W } Brice 1 Milk Chocolate W F ull ch. Pound. 34¢ W _ DELICIOUS PEANUT BRITTLE W Full Pound. Sale Price. 2... W OU R OPTIC AL DEPARTMENT =. THY ral ~K eT YJITIS =i { TES EXAM? wr bal mane . im "TT? Tere -W r — et Baw bt . PRE&CR; aie ms vs seal i ; FILLED ar a ob P m : 2 + W FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY W snuine Furst es Toric Ldbrary Frames or Sheilloia Ww Cl TALS EFFIC! ENCY le eeagemagte tle SERV ics if American Rabbis, died roady a \ Y Lenses -For r sade SI. Q5 Rim and Meta! Te - mse OMe aries prief 11 inci or distan => ” Earpileces. Frames d1.5U W font 9 0M age He was 89 gary LT WW WWWWWWwww i FETE aT, + 4 on Geyer : wed aS a str is being sought » request of Fr ~~ who wired him that h automobile ; © Reuden John eihs sought at eret? Jo »yAnSsOn eho says Rew from here. “04 Mf J; j Y Ahhh yy i / j 3 ~~ Th 1 } " Viti } VY) iW Y wt Hi 4; ‘ / j » ' _ 7 ~ soon seen = ; = a —— 1 a 4 ; ‘Tin Si To light your husband's face PURE CANE ouaNt LATED Alsug al 10 Bi smile of sunshine, have a savory d American Beauty Egg Noodles ne = when he gets home tonight. r tender and tasty—made with real ¢ — that he'll think you made them 11>. Limit. FREE! $3 Jal ') “1 if : MACARONI C4 SPAGHETTI~ EGG NOC ‘ SHEL-RONI GONDENSE A Can . | ener ce ree Golden Key Wilson's Mi Borden's Mi Pure Lea (Ten-t Peanut istade_ While ~ CHEES! Genuine I Patron- ize the A. G. Store in your neighbor- hood. It 321 St. They’re z 32: indivi lished the tities and fer you { you to bu We Take Aang gh nn RED IR Se AS SILA i: Ate Dil i A NN BoA nity ERS tat en acl nla aan: to work off the cause and to fo system against an attack of G INFLUENZA. A Safe and Proven Remedy in use SF | © more than a Quarter of a Century. . Price 30c. e The box bears this signature 6.1 Lore POST-DISPATCH is the St. Louis evening newspaper Associated Press News Service.

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Bi ST. OLNS POS F-OISFAT CH THURSDAY EVENING TARY 28 1996 T P aa i ° a 4 4a +> = | . JAN 4 OR *. 6 9 — © . a oapceampameeeee agaoe: Mahe. ‘ bay . S LOUIS POST-OIS ATCH © 21 E iain ati oul on eee a ie abl FAR - APPEAL ($150,000 SOUGHT TO PAY purposes, not provided tor in the Seeks Aid for Frigate Constitution = 6 mmunity Fu a yor et | SHIN( n. 28.—Secrn MMM caert H. Parkin, who formerly, FOR NEW NEI HBORHOOD HOUSE hed eomenahiageb tte mu R ee ee . mesa on Gever avenue and was em-| | NEI GH Campaign workers held @ pre-j|tary Wilbur today appealed for fur- : ; neeting ‘eighborhood {ther public support of the c:; tx % treet railway worker iYmnl nary I ering at Neigh ) 4 sw i I UOiiC al Re ycin as a s& oe oO 6 tet nied ; apie : ie s P . &§ ng sought by policewoman at | Solicitations to Beg in nd covinsr ~soagad oes t night where they heard! paign being conducted to recondi- : nl of relatives at Lewiston, | Under Sanction of Community W. J. Norton, director of the De- tion the frigate Constitution, now : a | who wired they wanted to no-. Fand Organization. troit Community Fund. He praised 'at the Boston Navy Yard. Individ ' 4 campaizgn for $150,000 for tne organization for its work of uals and organizations were invif- | we him that his son was killed tn A campalg wits | | ; . , . a _, 089 years in building character i te subscribe 7 he $500,006 (ji ide t P > ' va mi ae : >i orth by hin, Tniicea ne on? , } liading I € > supscrii oO the : yautomobile accident there. Tells Chileans and Peruvians:e!shborhood House, Nineteenth among children of poor parents. f is. “sia Ai @ i i] ) pe i ¢ LS. e* center of the city, will to- uben Johneon , a deat- mute, is | . . : . oF and Wash street he oldest socia] —_——- Lane — Miiteets or tha request oe eve], Theit Welfare in Dispute |*n¢ Wash strecta the oldest social Sie =f] HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES | ? ye gin ee Johnson of Sharon, Tenn., Is His Sincerest Wish. morrow and continue through Feb. re * a who ot Reuben was last heard ) 5 The f unds gsatherre qd will be used ' maa a ere. ‘ mse s oe ee = iA , now | ee to pe See ee ee Bow os BORDEN’S OR FOR LOCATIONS OF PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES SEE PAGE _———— | “ARICA, Chile, Jan. 28.—Gen, - borrowed money. J. T. Pettus will | 165 OF CLASSIFIED SECTION, BELL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY STOP ano SHOP q Pershing, prior to nits sailing for, direct the work of solicitation. 4 the United States on the Crultser The campaign is the first by any 7 i Denver yesterday, issued a procla- Comriunity Fund organization in -. 2 ° ‘ - ; two vears to have the indorsement | Bim CF mation to the people of the Tacna- ag 4) ts } ul | , ; - ee of the Fund, which does not coun- RUSSELL’S 4 THREE STORES Arica plebiscitary area, seying: tenance appeals for current ex- : fixth and a aa Av.@ “As president of the commis- penses by the member organiza- @ TAT i SPECIAL : THE STORES OF QUALITY Mon. my sole eapught has been to tions. It is pointed out that the j sae iré to all the electors in the! funds solicited are for building CURE Pad FRIDAY & SAT & SATURDAY SPECIALS @ | Plebiscite the right, unmolested, to f AN § ‘that each elector had the right top| Can You Answer These Questions? . t 54 “Tt is of little value to proclaim 110 S, DhArAine to the! dictates at Do you know why ointments do Layer cre —s CANE e und th ss the 2 _ at the polls _ ADVERTIS EMENT | . - GRANULATED on th as ee ceabdly determ ses the | - commen | Thursday and Friduy Only, 6-Can Limit ent i SOVereignty over the ter- $ ® so le} Sug ar aagibche F serncticte holds so much that P: | 8 ff op Choice AT A REAL To BE LD THIS a is for them worth while. I e U erers oe California C LOW PRICE Oe waaay ae Sugar - Cured, Hickory - Smoked Half sch at 10-Ib. samt. his own conscience, unless both not give Vou quicK and lasting relief ae 3 77 4 ar - Tr eal Ca OR ae i Wh . "4 nYE © yy, erat ns Po 238 g Bre ready FREE! $3.00 : Worth of eee eon and honestly aa-| DRY cou Jin. caiggshgetiaatg WHITE STAR Any Size You Want From 8 to 12 Pounds or A ke ‘ he t : isman's idea of a} Se ere ee P i L Thi L ‘rom se omy oat Stam cues aca internal : A rice as Long as This Lot Lasts Whole = “With keen interest in the we! That there is a stagnation of — Aft That Y Will P M Per Lb | eggs a ) ly before Gen. Pershing left Arica SAVE — SAVE ~ vesterday to return to the United g FANCY BASKET CONTAINING $ ; BRAND Can Crisco and Package CANNED FOODS tenn AT ALL PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES £2 £2 : fer you first quality goods for less. That’s why it will pay P Pa ? a you to buy from the A. G. store in your neighborhood. C 0 P 4 = - C A K r ure utter C ~ : A : O ES RUSSSE 10 Lbs. : . | : ‘ine quality pure Butter. Regular 55 BURBANKS We are your neighborhood grocers | Puritan; filled with custard cream: aera te We Take Phone Orders. We Deliver. . : em a ici What is better s LETTUCE—Iceberg, Fresh, Crisp; pound. *e ese ee#eee*eees y, x LAYER CAKE ° ore 3 Y ier preci CI CELERY—Well Bleached; per stalk............. "tec rare cosiea ta oe famous blend, A “Cc Inver with maple cream, eine BE. 98 } — _ CARROTS—Fresh Texas; per bunch Tee + eS ee a : 4 iS Pee eecee nuts; Sc value... comb MILK—Pet, Carnation or Wilson, can ithcuues PO ee Ideal for a Sunday CATSUP_\. G. or actin. made from é A Dinner—Per Cli es whol 1 ripe tomatoes and e spices, : es eee «ss a naa sembly Sees aS Pound . MADE BY HENRI, THE FAMOUS HOTEL SHERMAN CHEF SOLD AND ENDORSED BY PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES CHICKEN ALA KING «< _GHICKEN SALAD OC II] emmmeettn 150) LETTUCE ss 150 t te your home with these PP hermes = | . nder, white meat in rich sauce, “ean. iil plants; each............ DWARF te olives, Gieed pickles. green" pepper ! gpg nti W hite — low YAST FRESSIAS—Sweet smell- CELERY PER BUNCH 15e : * es iat sti poll — vs : 0 RIG. od sccseneqnawss sees pawn se nes eeernateed fresh; very } a ‘ RY SOAP—6-0z. bars, per 4“C EE ES ] PER r= AQp ps 99C 4 a bby’ s. California, free from grit. ) ge ee anSerines DOZER C Per 49 7 cans Oh ~snt SB ; , No. 1 size small........ DE Reewebenscecas rT" per Can sii nae ————— PICKLE RELISH re. $5.50 College ee MACARONI. SPAGHETTI or EGG ANN Paratat weed _—" _ 246} . pare , as NOODLES— American Beauty, 3 pkes. .. | a ae WELSH RAREBIT (Ky LA KING Bo scrasne Se! costs or ace a Sniders Catsup; ~ One... « «5 eee tend packed, medium, TM eevee eae ea ah COLLEGE INN ‘13¢ 30 2emGle HOSE 9 oe Dosen $3.50 36c 69 $3. 95 $1.40 ‘(ans Per Can. P. & G.Napthia Soap, 7 bars.. a as | CANTONI’S FOUNTAIN SPECIAL :":"" 10c — These prices good from Jan. 28 to 30 4 Large Size; : A. G. Stores handle a full line of quality meats, poul- GR A v - , R | Regular 10c ? for lhe try, fruits and vegetables and receive daily ship- ee 6 vss eek ments of fresh eggs. fe Deten *ahe!l one kind or aseerted at * 7 r a _ oe a M LD, ‘ eT Poy

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cel bt ee ee 7 Ci ; Sagas Rito. JM Mg pid a py Raca igs Ble gS, AR ae ond 3 7 By at ae Ce ee mg RE ae SPSS Dt ee a Oe esata adi - * . 2 tian - Fh RR ashi ci PON Sal saat Mein ak hm Beachy es PSE Efe SPO SES a HigdglSaA Sgn pi PAPE. Kya x i RN gg ay nx Le » op teh age MOIR SS Kan ig ae chee AS ee wa LOUIS FOST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 28, 1926, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BIZLIKENS AND COZIC IA TO FIGHT IT OUT FOR CITY BASKET TI © St. Louis Varsity Quint ‘Springf ield to | O Decauamaie Meialied Decisively Beats Strong Oppose St. Louis __ arouse Protons Coliseum A. C., 33 to 22 "=~ nn ‘Hockey Six Here us neovoned eronad, oo The Kidne: Puncn. id Newton and Madge Baker CIT 8t- se Ia el? Rrra at ~ . ¢keo } ’ ' . . a> | on . *r) aC \\ +.» T o« , , ~ ? 2 ‘\ ‘La | *} j | . ‘ . , ee ‘ iid em | . s2iTié bite Bid poe te 8 TO 4S UK QU it le we + wh —_—— ; : : eal ee ‘Rees nell Next Sunday , ee sxing 3 hg iv. ha é ed in & V. en a zed ring its = 2 . ~ we Samin i? .e1nN3 an tac \che > : * ¢ 4 wm we hbii a\ Nw 44d 6A S ‘~~ ie Se ee fer Mere 4 Ne Ld . - es oo . Py po ‘. : ; ice > ‘ % he st = i i he au ~ WV le a Cc oS ‘j > 2 a _ 7 » * ’ m } - ‘ _- ~ ° > Ss > *. wa Vie ; ° 7 -~ “a & 2 t 4 © : — ~ ; “ a. == — » se a ~ i * . 7 a..3. 4 6 . - © - : sa t * By Jack Alexander Wes pm District « t ama‘ r * le’ Ge * on “ ~ wf a ee. Se | oe * 4 - ; ° ; ; . ¢ r —p ? cy , at 4 = ~ i ‘ ‘Ss im (6k Dail tv és ur... mA Ciidius pilus ‘ bDe bbl Be . : é , : ee - + Rae = wad 7 . es . 4 ; . . « ‘ is 7S tL. 3 ime ~ ¥ : a a ~ * * + ; ° . \ & ~ + - . ( 2iISe uly eh ee | 2 cecisite ww te Shas UV Luc Uist it 7. - * S . . Fi ad ™ - ~ Li , Sis% ~ . : ‘ . > > ; + Cc ; - — rr | CO : at @ 4 . 7 tos a f; + § ¢) pe Cc rt ra? ‘ OU i m tons : + _ r « - A = ‘ aa - adm wv - ~- a - » . ee hee ee es 44 ue e+ « . - 2 A. se «ff = > SS Er ae a Te Ft a wre AR ws " Tz ‘ ay - re ~ ~ > wee ‘ - ~~ Pi ° > . “* ; " — 2 a4 & 42 - e Mesias be re- ww . ” : . : tw ~ r :- oF, re Be sr >| aT = es 0 = ™ ‘i . ; = > 7 e : ” OU ist Was at + Ci i_ Gow . Gad ‘—_ — - po oo, tm 4 -- as ekad ia Ss a t ho * i€éxX a7 Ly acd * i ‘ i te Lind r ine re o . 4 : i ‘ ~ 3SS3 13'*a@ } 4 x bt 4 i £4.59. 44 i ; t - - ¢r a - ec? et =) tin ‘ =TIHOTkr yA a — . ‘ ? . - . ; . ey —_ , 1 ‘hich resulted in uot fewer than r £ ou! " TaN. & be Ss) 7T7) 773 4 F'% reTrainis } j : > : “eC FOrO fhe ‘7 ie ' = es 7 . er. sae . PP ee tn CPi Pet | ~~ ae isc cea * 6 Dat iiin : ee - +a Ct » VEsVvit | . ‘k fe oo. ‘ ; ; i es he ort atthe i Sa Pyeae Ts ar the ma» Le 4 ‘ — a ~ > _ 6 = - min w om -e f ic ~ re « oe ae x aistio 33 ‘a3 om » te * , ; : , « ~ ake + tebe . : «4 ‘= ~ Lead - ae i a a a 0 a oa od 4 ri | ‘ | ia 4 ; ; 3 rs 4 Y f) ; ‘ - ai A - ‘ : ‘ - ‘ » , ‘ e a6 " * - ¥ : in , . Ss ’ e¢ e P mex " . _ . . - 2 ‘ ; ~~ . . . e ee — 4 _ : y a! * ¢ 8 itd i? aT ’ ? x bees ’ et’ 2aeé ; 4 ~ ¥ ; i ; g ‘ 4 - 4 " ne a i dbde j “a. ‘ ee - t. — ~ : ; ivearer the itie finishing sock to 1 4 . « , Tc - ; (°F . . . € . . * secon naicz. training an ea ; i@aiu ; i ih [~ ey © _- er- Ts 9 e:iffar ? 7~¢ . * ad 4 . a a SES. Se 3 ywihbhdg Wi 680041 BSUWMS1i TSA SE WSS Cake i PLB LPL LOL Oh lL LL Peer ~ = . - ili ee ee te ee a ee a ee a ee >»? *_” . . ; +? c2 , 3 iis ens, ~ " : ° ‘ L- e - - ~ wr - 7 3 ae | re i > . * a ~« _ : -? ~ + 7 os saggeeeeega te Piet ST. LOUTS UNIVERSITY. ivered legitim . rs were |‘@St Saturcay at Springtield at the Ad img short passes and perfect floor- ed : nded tn ¢linc! | ams atc e ; } ; 'T) Qi ; - : 7. »¢ - — a “ \ia + mt css i Name— Pos. ets. Fi. etm EF. |. 20 ee ee ee ene (i v. Bradbera, rf. 4 = @ 8 3 | ee eS ee jo gppageliorn 3 cuin. *- Bradburn Chilean in a “Shell.” mene é s With Joe White 7. ; * mee F ‘ ~=* , : — = 6 Ve 1 i ' A , — . = =~ | ’ > ~ . . “i P : ceed — 7 - 1 ; ‘ a ? > 7 5 aes =e iS] Kei song gee KRapl. c. 3 t ri i . , to ieee ¥ ‘pie —— | ircumstance: T] the Chil- | pert at o: for practice to Capt. Southerner Has Fared Wel! a a et . a+ © a 43 . hes ‘ Hurl. ih we 2S oe vw: , Tal Se Siikche with ever: tie ge eget = 7 Against Renault and — Sullik oO tb Ge ee ! gS 3 02 yagelligg ¥3 — © Clare 3 . e ene - > ar R ~ O~: . . ' . ‘ ‘ ‘ P . ™ . aie . aealiaeees _—= “ nee ee = 3 ~ _ 4 Nets iPu a3 — : ee in ] AT “2 ae 7 7 > * ¢ 2 vi . ' ss y . «= * etween Kap] and t! Dradburi COLISEUM ATHLETIC CLUB, , rer, Renault | 5 rort.a2 Smith. J cf lo Petaers, All were short shots, n Name—Po-. PG. Pr. ts. F. coukd gain nothing but injured = ¢..~.. fe Penela- ' Peis en S I ong tries being needed with the en- Mineor sf # 1 ” 0 hamis hy pecking away at the - RRA ahs sitar a se pee a Maes emy defense demoralizs Fuerborn. If. ... on oO 1 Chileans ivory crown or e elbows. be gg eae ar ee i a Cred! ~ Sunt of himself : Minner Strong for Coliseum, /{ Russel) (C.), f.. 9 18 1 2 | wee eeert ribe and kidneys [40,0 a ks ~~. | three ties with Martin B rk Jack Minner’s work was the one! Gitson. c. ...... 4 2 10 38 were t) n marks exposed sn Wk ee ck ce oe ee * i itwo with J Renau and two Bright spot in the Coliseum team’s; Thumeser, re. ... 1 S 4 and Rer c Went = them like |, co Magee — — sah ' — with Hom Na ® 1, Desides sing piay during the s: nd balt In| Wessling. rg. ... 0 ‘) “ @ Trout after ; Ys wi wiggles emg =§ feet br 189 feet engagements wit Marine To! ‘ fact, all the Bil ee, ee ee 2 ee eee et has himself to j~' °° 208FGs to keep the puck within / ang the late Mine Get ei in the wa: 3 S82 Was to pre-| —_——_ — lame for the continuar f the s Wil be put ‘ : ‘ton vent the former Bear from getting Teteis . . sS 6 3S 12 7; SsSaurr oO: this. region By a: mmm, | PEST T wes . Straiehtening up and conducting abrae) PaNSe OL Li asket, OU , ore : n ‘irs alf—s ae ; Stas managed to make three coals. o1 Score at end of Grst balf——st. a different campaign. he would _Racing Enitri ies Vv has en b 3° - +> Tere Lonis. ie: ‘ «nine 111. i . Be mt have Witinirawn Re nault = atte le ~~. a m, ~ —— . - * es ‘ a per “ T . ts. Gi = Jeri nN {Indiana Normal!) i Ili- son, vt did ali the scoring tn th: Regienpesahe ; a tion from. this region. to irer A M; - v ae : ‘ : ae eae : : pire—Hausman (Y. M. C, A.). ihe ben t Wham. : : “FOUD ~as- dine . «ied ‘ is & " t a - ~ for : , : a a j 7 - : * ’ ; ; * % ’ % seeiile ; ’ _ s ° . i 2 Bs . t > + > bd * - - ™ = La os «it if a i = - ‘ ‘4 oan 7 =. re m . - a . j * ‘ t s OY tauily crit : Piay Indiana Nermal Next. — , | fights in a _ ‘ : = baka i : iste } ,GOX : Pad . ~ + > 7 > Tt 5 ; ~ ; . - i _ - ' -_ "y t . p : 4 rad — ner ‘ me — > & ! ae 4 | L + . ‘ - -_ ss wr A. & h «a ~ - 5s we 2a meat ft i P : ‘ i . vd ~ * ~ > —s — , . ee bey ‘ = x ~~ & * 2. me é tre - ‘ 4 it el rely risks his . : " : - , ’ , * . > + ; > . ; S| - . 2 - ? t } =~ Ss | ai Zz 7 LI a . 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SOPRA : an REIN rT "s ? - ~™ ~~ xe ~—* wer eee eee Be, + i ) “pr .p rr ~ ote, one rn ‘ he aps - . itt e % , > | “ Ata — ha « easel $ . ne 4 ss > ut ~ : . — . — a | 4 = id . > - ; — , 2 ; ~ ' c 43 INUcA aS his opponent would j **'58 . -* ; usc rare = "s " . - | ‘ p , — : : . ~ ‘ » av CO] Farce +} ~ ottor ‘eo hm am 6 _ - - , . a : . - ws ~ a - - * ‘ _ . . + : mh te Se bu “es S| 7 ? = = * ’ = + a” ad . PPA ALA WLP el ied de i tn i i ee el eee a ee ee a ee ee a et a é = cae ere see ee 4 QT yin ? Poi: ae ' : . — - » ~ ~ = aA A = >» ~~ ——- s* . we ” aes Lie { i= * * ‘ . a ee Ue Ske : ms +. | ae i first: Sieter | imix) & cy pa ©} 20% tei: al well prohibit objectionable forms | a” , , fF ,- Vent . » a Honor Place on Pro- * ae 8 ont a | ry “ ‘ a & isu : ~ yj : - ‘ > . * bg a 3: sta , eae toe eee Ele placa Mile Races Give Canadian At New Orleans. gram. ence even, first: E: Lou (McGinnis Cy y Smile. Ei a ikin- ; a‘ ) : ay Boy ets Leo Lareee 4, | burn also Tat | . Ameteur Championship. ie eee ee | . : & — . rn Cr. St , @ » eH m. 323.8 $4.60, SI firs Y = , e ed ; — ? ~~ M . 2 > ‘ Os and up. six fur st on , . abil ° —_— . - * « - ~ ; , vy * - g > - Pos . ’ . . - . bs > ie | rr? xX -_ } i LeZ “ emi ° — - ~ ; % > . . ~ a _ - ~ - . _ bly eT Hix : 1! us " | er ; z ~ i 7 mY 2 - he . ° ~ _ f rer “. . = : Pier : 4 = 5 ? * b > 4 = ya a 7 ‘ is a ae ? > re ” ~s is > + Tae : = . ; . bi th T me } bd . . \! : ~ ; i= = * - = a ~ ~ . a * 7 ~~ ~ : ‘ ) _ m -_ ~ OMon = MBM its > izes 4 = & 3 ; sf x : . 1 = a ~ - 7 ~ . “ > Riso rat ‘ ei Ties . sd me : ~ . - . or t> *, 6. an ; r r ? Lat \! My pe : be | 2 ; 4 s mia ‘ i ‘dy " ° a 7 “~ nied + ; 4 x : SIzTH RACE, 3:90. clatwing, 4-) s-Year-olds, six nes——Bagen- iN. Y.. rd. ‘Tin ts ; ara , Ld] Fear-cics and up, mile 27d A Ssin- | ‘eure 1) E. ; $2.80, § Se | . é' , | (sta ee. Ala teenth- Mad Boy (S«»erm swe i. Siand $2.2 s Rurke’s | a & na ites tu : art | ns | > te 5 and 4 to > first: Lameli tJa: }. Dillea), § mi $3. sevrand, Cor ng . mma; « : Ron}, 4 te & and *° to 5, secon? | wheel 107 CW. Garner), 82.84, fhird [when to 8 races : $ Mvispa W ovds by f ? fe “ : 2 i » % @ & 1-48 Iti > i ¥ | ' : ; T ; S iJ ' . ees P ' * 7 ? t Decorative alec fa : ' Baba Mv Bs “SEy* sell - . . a . Lime ~ Pg ¢a ind me | j ‘E? gi " ’ 7 . ‘ , : Havana scratec mee. ysourg, Austin A Whaien entry.) ft Lae! , ; ri a ; eon “pecan — Rei ateedinck wen, Lore Alico. Re | " fhe had been fouled by Logan of HEIR. as ” BILL INGRAM - . ~~ ry , . . ‘ Lit2 rm, . op ee ob K ic - Memphis. Beit hegeatad — — sg mes. ' = ” ee es ; 4 . | “se 5 : naget. Os RAM A NAMED ~ . ) Marie Rak e Stee Thunbere the © | | COACH OCF ANNAPOLIS Lane. Fate and Waemer Polar Cub ' ia . . r babes | : ; . . ‘ sat = ‘. i - ii z+ R Third race Fhe th: ‘ 1! er “A a. ee . i . « ’ m ti : : ss Cupra, ar] Ons, Move Oo Sih. Newmnatnct. Macon |W th tle in i924, £2. | oie, ma fone _ FOOTBALL ELEVEN S.a4 @rt hy ry ns | if ne = . ~ " ~~ , — ~ on : t : r ; { me ; Pe) | ? ‘ F oe ws ~ Bu. Paw lei, Sii:vert h . ’ — —_ -~ : . iets ‘ b i = ~4 ~— I serero > Sard ~ ’ ; ~ ak. ae ; . ‘ , a + o ail “ e a Q‘*rure bas fae e -. a rhs . 2 si 3 , : * ; } - * * . ra 5 t} ae ees" ie i at \ a — T, : ; : VA ¥ | “ 7 . te Bry Si + ' Sr. Louis t > —_ i . e ‘ : es ' Ee wie, nm v4 « Petern $S.4n : Torn . ee ¢Oliseum 4. C . , KLEIN MEETS G C — “pee 41 & TAD ; Bune ‘ Nis ~ si, oo aae site ; as ¢ > tes a .7 z ; ; s 4 . we IBBONS SECOND RACE $100 “ning, $-rear eon lane F ig c | i : nix i , a evretans« . ie ~ [> ~Y asin § - hee , ~ , > . 9 nef iish af}, WeRride 14. ° . pear , a - “ % LK INE BILLIARD . : PF ‘ aod Lh te ‘ ; . inTwewn“—_™ PX ry : «row ay: | bede sia s, rs er Seth ~ anak — ts os sone, - a OTTO STEIN FIRST IN Werner-Werner 45. Webers 17 “8 eee a a eR? Sse r 1s * nta! a Pf — E . Re Saag e me a, Ste. SUS St tet: | sese in the M ~ ' GSeeS MUNICIPAL LEAGUE. | Goid Trap 07 aa ine . ; "Bete r $+ ; ba Pie. ; bee! ree i , we! ; ea eb Late rene. ae | rist ; ett 4b uel: be ’ - 2 ? ' “tt ite. | sud . rt : 7 | *eor@ Prime Minieter 1°4 , — dua, “ameliseons TT. Weicks 3. te bag “ : a ; . - , ’ ’ re « e te . e . RK : e f ur? amet + - ¢ ~%*s oa - ino? are =r aq ss . : 4 ‘ ream ~~ i 4t eh te? Tire | : : 4 F : : et Pewee As we? BaEe: . une *« Reck 7 | hurch ' hog : j ‘ " : = hes . “ | vo . a ‘Laer: X eo See aiid , are 14% “a : a o, @-@A ck: aut s af tt as ste VMiehkaeis ae Hip 4 ¢’. a " miei é ita og : ll | aes ahah ) WALTHER LEAGUE | FIFTH RACH. 82500 ——a ' group of i4 St Leuis made : —— Alas aS, Lantana Hn Aes 1S TELE yeneser 23. Mt CMalwary 20. At Havana. R : ag 2 venrm hie «te f nee— South Wine isha @dea a t ; 115 « rs +a, a mn Sai «62 = @4 *t~ tem ¢ nish fm the w« ore Pilarinn «pep i . : — re. ~: : . t _0 >, fe «; eecong: Renters 195 i” M. ; $s" ine ere pete fee tt a urivarges, | : | : pap ail - hire, Time 1 13. Beaters Harvey See? 38 Od Cames of — - tian 1 *58. aco Guam « AMERICAN LEAGCE. earfieid . J ‘= ft cor . ~ “9 gh : Pw 34 ~~ sa + “ sd a-* ber 3 ~ 48 9 . a* ae ae biog Pe 3 . iD ran — . | aatr ' 22. thie . ¢ . e Pm *“* = : ae? ‘7? ee ~» : '? _ SATE RACK $1000 maiten 3.z | BIG TEN clomen'w } a Gee. ..108) Tranmere 107 T aun . ~_ Ss ~ moan’ Favyr.lie s ' -4 * » ae on “* 4 fe ~ . . = J ~ 2 Ae is Sse ih \ . rt F = P 7 ae =O s oO. &. tire De rest: CLser « Mineesets 26. Chicago 24, AS ¥e bos ; . . Lis ‘y Weiner $ S44) a? Sat ye rule Pow eres TTR ly s ti? * — — ' : : j Rann be 4 ta a i? Limerorye a4 S% 4 " . . ve : ‘ a+ a2nu wTH ERA . , — . ag ; ’ 5 = . : +s 4 s : . ° = ’ +. — 4 t ~ TS . b | Bs | + J Wa % +24 rt 7 . cae aa Ww i iu x7 \ Bs * ; 4 — - . ra ‘ ' , . : ; > tie. di Rasaain: i : orcs ae he ry ; ; rm ot, EF eordham po . m vee i a + j . > Mita A. Wahl edd dle ara Gi FB eee) Wis the oul visitin ’ : ae . ° . ‘ ‘ ‘ fants ine Lehiah oo. Navy 23. ' ' . : Sun of " | wowrer So Win a prize. The com- tr : wt ' dn $-ves n ; pretend ‘ ie | ankakee K. of CC. 24, New j-lert A ; “a i 2 a Sern tc -he~ peters im the event numbered: vYerk Nationals 12 | The Alien ae Be § ” } + “a @.4 pan > » _ | " ! F 3 iM ~ge eet S a eT es aE wi A tore me % Ezz. Jisig |: CA Oa Ms —_ _— ’ — . ~ ——— . ros ‘ . ; ete . : : . ~ : ‘ i i a aa PPL LEAL hal A la Ld More From Letters Players MY 30 YEARS FOOT By Fielding H. Yost a tt i a a! i ee ee ae de a i i i é Se ee i ee 699869000000 000000000000008888888ees © OO00 0000100000 0000000004 88 ee eeees 3 $ ; i ° 4 iFrance, who lost to Bais = Yr Miss Wills is entered fm the tourne- the c«rrival ef the American gizth . * , re @ *« uturday Suzanne is te eg = : |. Ser Be © hether she will play né singles at Nice gext Monday. © ent, Suzanne reiterates that it is | *" Durpese, as announced betnenill at sh- a play in the singles in aati: Wills Is Writing. ‘iiss Wills is somewhat wreught up over the publicity she is gett ong the Riviera. She says ay ‘annot understand it and that ele] ishes the newspapers woul ler €o through her-vacation wae nc iterary efforts of the Amer a 4 ampion in writing ¢ of a tour=-— nt in wanes — ‘s playing * ; * 4 »~ a -~,) . - ey .- —_—— --, = : : ‘ are 7 hem «penly ertticize Jaf mission to write tennig gramtalig vi Fa Da | ‘ i “ 40g raf) ised’? Will ; - ~~ . 4 ‘Bat > oN «al nef ge Vil<cs ‘ills hae an 4 pportunity te cet ailie. Lengien the Usttellg saies Lawn Tennis Associations ] ike eQ@sures against 1B euthful representative as it Ga liziinst Wilden is Ti 4 ~ 4hCen, 421990 2 newspaepel rT i his idie — V hat come © on e o . on ' _ = iQ toierited rT Dig Bill ‘ane | © admitted ce Lit e Helen.® | Greb to Box Holley. § com it~i Pees, HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Jan 28.<-Ei%g ry G . Miaudiewelght champfon wor.d, Will meet Buck Heli av s\ae@, Doth fighters eguies n< in over the middiewetgh?r ‘| HAIP Lo es] in@uwsands hare ~aped bajfness wa Newtro’s H “The Quality Hair Teate™_ 807-9. North 6 St. = Off to Florida soon? HE Winter vacation calls for golf knickers, ~ t flannel trousers, nd 4 a eos or two. cheerful im tailored, they a have the crisp individual- — ity that builds the right | mood for vacation-time enjoyment. ‘ij

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, . bd WILMINGTON, Cal. anus Sammy iss Center Fielder Bill Jacobson, Only Other Holdout of Last ’ Winner of New York Wrestling | Mandell, Rockford (Tl.) Ught- nigh ae... a Nico Ie in ti : ee Bout Next Monday to Face welaht, wens Cie: over Jack CHOUTEA T (Rudolps oh Valentino in Season. AISO Is 2 J; ar ens par, Lomita, Cal., rounds. eff. & Chouteau 2 Seas : in Line, His Contract Having Greek Here Feb. 10. es ngs Also. Comeds , , IscO.—John Lester 3 Another ear to Run. * Jeteinen, New York Negro, won a | Delmonte f. tM, ny eo - : : 5630 Delm | decision over Sammy Olsen, Los _ iss ee eee — Articles of agreement for a fin-| y..,, heavyweight, 10 rounds. se nen ee i ter. eManus, second basem: ish match with Jimmy Londos, to — We 7 18th Street TOM MIX ta a Marty McManus, seconc aseman, and Bill Jacobson, center-. seis 4a aes OAKLAND, Cal—Johnny Farr, 18th & Lafayette { “THE aaa BAD ad ; salary disputes with the Brownie by ; 7 be staged at the New Coliseum) Oakland, w technical Knock Melder, Whos aiary puULeS With the brownie business office Jast | and, won a technica nock~ ‘4 ” ——— _—onseatependtigiiiiiiaiaaieanl eit sac disturbed the early play of the team, will report at training | rena in’ this city on the night of; OUt over Vie King, Australian The Sequel to “THE UNHOLY THREE” — FAIRY “CAMILLE OF TRI 2 the poring 2 lh ses aces is, , Will report at training | | ‘i in Chicago | Bantamweight Cdist five rounds. ff With RENEE ADOREE & OWEN MOORE (CAMILLE OF mT a0) early t] vear, happy, satisfied and detemined to give their eb q ers signed at na ago Mason Griffith, San Jose middle- | ION THE STAGE c 5640 Easton ' Comedy end “Mazle feated est efforts to neip the Browns in their fight for the American yesterday by J sfeclier, S\CDraSKa& weight, won over Charley Long, ca ee ~-—— — - in a , ae nah scissors expert and world cham- , Omaha Negro, six rounds. Kingsland (Dorothy Mackall! and Gallta —— : pion h weight wrestler, accord- TRUE a e860 : ; one Gravols Av. JOANNA” a thi Business Ma ger rome rie] bd or: w Mr. Ball while in Florida and ing to an announcement by Pro- Scottish Cup Games. 4 Hird né re us. — v) gt a LnliS oe as | ‘hat the Vv had enjoyed iL friendly moter Tom Packs. It was stated by the Assoctated Press. Knickerbocker(:omrcyy cra! dle of ing that McManus had signed his | ehat.” that StechHer is to receive $25,000 GLASGOW, Jan. 28. — Replayed and hi. COMMAN DE S$ 3145 Park Av, Camaie ann Others f = Se et ea, sone thi stecher is ti 2 P-0,U0Y, | — ’ n. 9. : | 1S a y e entract witho AN GUUCUITy Kriel also announced that Mr- ‘of which $19.000 has already been games itn the first round. of the! - ftand that Jacobson's CoNn- ATaneae ‘ ; 4 ire : ‘ ms , ‘ 3 ae c 4 ; scottish Foo E sociatis ° ‘Mack f “The Fveriasting. Didi Qe Ban Johnson’s of. | w2nus had requested that he be} paid to bind the agreement competitions today resulted ae fol. | (| Sensations of ELSIE JANIS’ “PUZZLES OF 1925” mgenn gy L Whisper” and Harry ede ‘ act, signe: a Ps ta 7 ee: oe HFermitted to Fo t0 the Florida | Before closing with Stecher, low es ane. Pa ity “GIRLS Langdon penacantined ills “2 4 hd ger . - e s ; to P | aining., camp with the advance! Packs visited New York Clity,| Heart of Midlothian 1, Dundee) OR CHANTRAL | MARSHALL |= Bie Double _ Procram ‘ ¥ te i: stil] ah bs ae \ ef r 1}7) 2 ‘ : : . ‘ =.) ayA4 cw P u A ; ae = ae MeManus remained ut a id of chers and catchers and Where, he said, he conferred with | United 1. ILLUSIONS?’’ SISTERS Manchester-Sutton * — wesente” jurna- es eh “ae | Stles coed nat the club had been p ed to Ivan Poddubny, the Russian heavy-| irdriceonlans 7, Queen of South The Most Amazing Novelty Distinguished Pianistes | ‘and “Impulse” ‘ Os tn We Tonia frm | eet that. request. weight, who has been matched with | 9 —the Plastio-Chromatio Film ‘McNAIR “THE ROAD TO reese 10 Ot SUS tTOm ) §6Basechall fans in St T.nnt 473 . m ‘ext Thesday Morton 4 Dykehead 1. : YESTERDAY” and m anda . & rit go: oe 1] ile cle i | f ' 5 i “a 8 S \ shceda O Win Une Y) bat a ’ : it | jueror et until April ve Tnennat "6 wy : a nea his championship Los Angeles early last summer | mph rang. iF Se i Sea | MICHIGAN {rn The” Merry Widow’ ; ay ni] a2CONDSC ,e©ine mle ee by cd Eon © | 3 Pijpylou ae & "9 T) ehor ae an ‘tan > is rea ; y Banus and Jacobson being An Open Race ite tase ay ink Macy 20. ween [Le DICTNY, sitter Stocher Bam ee iOrchentr 000 in Pri aut Neshiowe Av. it ew Ss Soe roked eof the most important cogs in Wie AtMerican Te loal title in this cit st May $0, when ‘captured the title. ‘The Los Ange- $ nrrizes — ' ay Sa ee eae e nerical ePAwUe race look: a Sientuthie Siemiin ef . te te Ce : pag — 7 7” uch a + wnie machine it was naturali,, ae Sip ‘ defe d Stan 1US ADYSZKO ¢ les bou was stopped at the end | Mig W CAMILLE OF THF. ve cted . SE ou their best services the. _ open alfair, No team stands Poland ist six weeks after Zbysz- of two hours bece wie of time re- | mip weattnetn ‘Cumady en ee Ne ——= fier: he ' alae i { per Tiare , aw tk a Cts ast. , } atte Steche oO pong: i THIS 18 ae Everything Is Jake. Announcement that McManus he hs Ca - 2 % t z VW : * - a cae a gals Pa to | pera he | ) ] | cc . scm i MARRIAGE” & Mrverything has been frien ily and Jacobson are signed Virtually Le - 13 aie , the Ul as ee i a ain ag ‘ soil: eine remhetnin : PRG sy >> ene meee soints is year,” said I’riel in making the | means that the Browns are signed ML Tor @ first timie eek pho nemaietaccs again forced the nape i 0 Sh 7 ‘ ‘ Pestalozz!i { “Savaces of rey . , @ a es ee . ia . Rone ; oe 1H OF ene osing +6 toy 7b ‘ Soece Te Ad after Earl Caddock had relin- B’dway & Shenan. also Comedy _ saliia 5 r ams vance so Have Issued Challenge quished the crown to the Nebras- | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS e Wills ‘Indiana ; eachers | To Second Round of for Tennis Trophy. Kan. An armlock, applied by! Woodland Dorothy Mackall na . steche te yre than three hours 5015 Gravois , ithe =e ° | sStecher atter mc , “JOANNA” ‘here i¢ Sree ee i of grappling, earned him the deci- | anne flere Haute Five Redoying i) HAOLLOWING are the post- | By the Associated Press. on one Peene 08 y: een aad | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS | G Season me Here poned first Trou? id Eames and ; LONDON, Jan. : Tht La Wn S wae ing god W los m1 a 1° pate i the scheduled second rour an ' £ ee Ey stecher alt ond et im w& han- | Be Sarma eames SP ainst aes | |tonia amocition annonneentat air yee acts Sle NPQ MEX ARSENAL Dom fare. ; £ dgeimoms : ' sath ‘ ¢ « } ¥ a? - rc Cup competition: _. ~(|Great Britain has issued a chal- twa hours without a fall. Ste her | : Grand and Arsenal ‘and “Manneauin® o_o _ | FIRST ROUND REPCLAYS. lenge for the Davis Cup series of 'was enh to have ee rn peer —] VN AUBE - runaw > Paullman F. €., Chicago, vs. ‘| ‘ ee ee he would throw both Londos anc “Th y k Se “ and Easton { yo ere in . 4, _ a4 ; - , } , - * ? Y “ nHetaA : ro r 2 . ae ‘ * : the ¢nliny : av. quet Indian state Normal Coilege bas- 2 Kenosha KF. qc’. of Kenosha, Wis. ' | 192 6, «i id W ill .¢ Om} 8 Ih th 7 liu Renato Gardini, the stallan heavy e an ap. nor Aubert os tg Bg = in _ s re- ketball team, enjoying one of the pana 7 | | Cherokee and lows * “INFATUATION” t in To Piety and Albright, flashy , Flooring Co. F. C. vs. New York CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ase | @uards of the Normalites goes a4 ) Giants F. C. Philadelphia F. C. . | CONGRESS ("45 oY MAN mas piet e share of the credit for hold+|( vs. Bethlehem Steel F. C. , BOWLERS IN SPECIAL | 4023 Olive &t. pan. Night play mg the Purdue University Varsity!) WESTERN DIVISION—Olym- | MATCH HERE FEB. 8 day. r, a scant 29 points while the State ? pia I. Cc. of Chicago vs. Cana- | | G@rand-Flor TOM MIX Io . at} 9 ; dian F. C. of Chicago. Pants ‘{' > The first half of an intercity | y { “Tas BS an rna- ormal five was gathering 24.) > Oe ee Bente on Venn | ae ee set gute iving oaeis Grand & Florissant it is mong others, the invaders have, : a a Ps C. am St I parr bowling match between leading .t seseae OLOWMCUM Circuit seseec om ‘ee: in fore umphed over such teams as Vin- itapers F. C. of Chicago vs. ‘; bowlers of Chicago and St. Louis | aI RICAS MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE CRROY MMOOT (Tenor) 'GRAVOIS { Madame — Behave” A ‘ ‘> - + ‘ ‘i P > ’ : . os i 7 ' vo"’ pirl, nnes, St. Viator and Rose Poly } Pullman or Kenosha. Ben Mill- will be held at the Washington al- IPM. CONTINUOUS IPM. KERENOFF & MAREE and the | Jefferson & Gravols ‘The Winding Stair” s in @ fairly large margins. The Terre rn a6. Sedise, va. MackKen~ ‘| ievs on Feb. 8 9 and 10. A second Don't Mi This G F Ss dD Bill —AND I16GMISSOURI ROCKETS : pgeute team turned in a victory >) pies of Akron, U. series will be rolle t Chicago on | sete _ ees icnn AA date aga — MILTON ‘HI-POINTE poate ba er the Preachers last season, but i om - Feb. 13 and 14 | oe o. HAKRY : BILLEE The Inimitable 2c BLOSSER'S | Clayton & McCaus. Wye ATUATION eht serves only to inspire the locals St. Louis will ba. represented by | (“EVOLUTION RTS ™ - ing Patealer efforts to even the count.| KIKI CUYLER RETURNS oft pe ona otto Sel and CRE ROYE & MAYE FRANK FAY | ING BEE (Pa cisions ial n - « a - . :*9 REC ‘ ‘ 44 j i a ° she Spo — will 46 be ye = 2 UNSIGNED CONTRACTS a i i 0 1 Dor ominic' k Dev ito With Large Cast Broadway’s Favorite | “1710 8. left Tom Moore in eore «he ' First Regiment Armory as first). ea and Wank Marino. Matches each sen pila = let mounced, but at a court to be an- | yey lee om a : jo il trager, | aax_Will start at 2 o'clock ‘50 MILES FROM BROADWAY’’ | ~~ | Lafayette Betty lis need later. (Kiki) Cuvler, slashing outfielder With HARRY B. WATSON and REG. B. MERVILLE ’ Bet tee un succeeded tn, {KIND ‘uster, slashing outtieide a oe = 5 See MISSOURI CONCERT ORCH te “sous saeteren oe itera” é ) 1arT er t rac — 1ré C lvl er. Sing/up one more marker than turned to that club tw Ntracts | ee whee ee ae ee “Playing Pranks with Webster’| (A Scene of Bygone Days) GENE RODEM ‘LINDELI sop TOM MIX in > eS lg .¢ -aals gare ra > vithout signing T is ¢ (rreat BEST BAD ure- : €minarians did ast WeeK, } ror the 192 6 season witnhou si Tlidige. Quadruple Headline Shaw ! TWO DAYS! “a WOMAN OF THE WORLD” | Grand & Hebert ing a8 Casy to see that the South S!id- There is a wide difference of opin- PHOTOPLAY |— SS “on : thad again hit their stride. The jion between Cuyler and the base- — snap T-STAR CAST in eT)-—_— ' | ( ALLSTAR “CAST. tn cpt SANSONE KNOCKS AMUSEMENTS MARGARET BEN BLUE and | ) ‘Manchester (aus N THE DOOK we - ~ ——— ROMAINE BRITTON'S BAND With VIRGINIA LEE CORBIN | 4315 ne WOPENED” to OUT DENVER BOXER Next Week: Great Orpheum Road show and MALCOLM McGREGOR | ~eeene ~~ THOMAS MEIGHAN {tl ‘rini - ‘ Has i red IN HANNIBAL SHOW slain, Dally Gk Me, es ia: See, ame | ‘Maplewood { ‘and, 1018 WITSON lon ” $1.10. Nights, 8:15, 15¢-$1.50. — Vandeville 3:00.) |’ ag om ao | 7170 Manchester‘ in “IRISH LUCK al to the Post-Dispatch. mete: oe patenernaee 6:30 and :15. —Ingr.. ' gt his 7 . BE You may buy choice Orpheum seats at See ‘Yorkm . incor Gs : °. . 5. o.5-3,9,5,5 ee @ 6 *. “e mee ae ees 2 ob ew ee ees e 6 0 68's beens Picture Ever Produced! 3524 Faston MANS QUIS” "28 Association show Ife showed SATION, 7 COME EARLY PLENTY OF SEATS AVAILABLE AT 9./5° ‘2. MC Theater mie Prvell & Solace ee over the Westerner |: SEATS NOW ON SALE T show SOR LAST COMPLE TE ‘. -It Inspired Trudy to, Tis Greatest ‘OZAR {ieee Se we mem the opening gong. Leopold | so .TO THE FIRST ete ¢ PERFORMANCE * Love Making—Love scenes Webster Groves Pirate’ ws S substituted for Sammy Price Box Office Open 9 A. M. to 6 P.M. esseogoesetst._ ®eseseesneaesn se Led to a Fist Fight Betwee i ade ee ee : Trenton, N. J, who broke a hand |§ 3 ZIEGFELD GLORIFYING oY HR TER Be lees ia ay 4. Wa. . Ri FANNIE ——. ey Vic Wind! 9 ian Woeite, Ohma td : ii Weg Frere ee iy OO ED iy ae | MAN NEQUTS re led one, = 8160 OF SI eae 2 FOLLIES AMERICAN | . te ie Oise OE POM ts 5 HO Oop” Stanum of Kennett, | § GIRL Griffith tn = » in the fourth round of a semi- teh W. C. FIELDA—Bes Deoler | an Powhatan { Rar ANDS tr’ a ; Fe “oo r l ° ° "sas — ¥ () it. lal afte; he h ad had the atte: /. Hr] Cute trowel ‘Mise Nights %:15—Mats. Weed... sat.. ae Px Maplewood Comedy—News sie ~~ a repeatedly. A curtain raiser eT ill ate Good Seata Available. All Performances RU DOLPH | eee ee es tween Austin Be hymer of Hanni- ‘ | HAW “A Kise for (‘*nder- land Eddy wa. e ctaunton, ¢Next Sunday Seats Now: s ella” and “Rally, a Wagiabont aver, hte anes RACHEL CRoT HERS Presents ! | 39th and Shaw Irene and 1 Out even, * i ge ‘hb 79 Eg M Pp R E fa, S Shenandoah is ‘Star Cast. “When e } #-=VEN NEW ALLEYS : OLIVE AP GEA | Grand-Shenandoah — also Vandeville . F To BE AT : WEFERA., _ st NDAY, JANU ARY 24 ee OPENED i ae Bike Mistontrick , oe * WOODWARD PLAY =H IN ‘TIVOLI f ‘YANNIE mcners ROGERS TOMORROW . A Hilarious Comedy, with N. ¥. Cast & & Y LEN X E 6250 Delmar , $58, MA‘ EOUTS™ Six ¢ g Nights, 50¢-82.50 MAT WED, 50c-$1-81.5C Oe cams composed of some of eSat. Mat., 50c-$2 , Matinee Today. 2:15: Tonight. 8:1. | THOMAS MEICHAN —y Bis best } ; r H Seats Also on Sale at : Next Week: “‘The Family Upstairs.’ m:: Se VIRGINIA. ‘7, tm “Hise 1 — Owlers in the city will) ¢ AEOLIAN CO., 1004 Olive St. . sates j 7 Ke part : . (5117 Virginie r in a tournament to dedi- — - . na eee — - a are en RR RE St: eR NE RN en RE ee _— ‘ at ’ yp - CHAPLIX in ® the eleven new alleys to be AN OPERA . A Yy - y WEBSTER {' “Tne MAN ON Penne; 4 hed on the second floor of the GR HOUSE 14th and Locust ' with 12th esd Cilates veers Recreatio ; if A eX hn establishment at A. M.—Continnous— | d ] d Th ill eg LAVENTHAL THEATER CIRCUIT i ; = ae tag ON , th street and Washington ave- BILLY PURL & co. Mo eis an ) ee le tomorrow nj | SEVEN ee WITH | ght. SEV EN OTHER BIG ACTS __ LAND THOMAS MEIGHAN “ teams which will bowl fn the ~ Photoplay, “The Last Edition” —__ MARGIE DALE | ASHE olan (2. . Fy + a ik wane are: Witter Razz, | Prices, 25c and 40c = Tonight, Chorus Girls’ Contest. Le Ee 2 stle Sy *h: iefer's Recrea- iis giehiiieitan ii SS =e a oe oe, 0 Soe ee ‘ Ranger of tho = Washington Five, Cabannes| a ' Y p et | ae [MBA ssyY Te wpe Fines a4 *bastians. ST LOU Ss Ss MP HONY ae " | 4938 Delmar s Be | | erates. ao _ ee emg — Conductor . ¥ : " DO JACKIE COOGAN tn SO ee } ‘ane tang : : Murphy for Menosky. FRIDAY AT 3 SATURDAY AT 8:30 | Stine |. s068 Basten is he A Oclated Press SOLO Lt OE pea ae ee a es ” gh ae USIKOFE witif«: 4 am Brphy, veteran sehtiaanes af cont Beethoven Concerto SUPERB Last GRaND CENTRAL—DICK BARTHELMESS IN NEWSTEAD; ee Le pg gar eae lat a a: @ Two “Just Suppose” and Synoopation Week Stage Show | 4306 Ie Av. — “Broadway Lady” tiation, has b Pen ft de d to the “Gueikot? haa fire, feeling, dash ond grace in the exploti.- ae i w Te ae eee FALL OR . a teat of the Interna- | me 7 2 Mis neter'—New Tork fun e,. STARTS IN HIGH &- NEVER LETS UP WEST END LYRIC and CAPITOL —Setty Compson | O'FALLON | (-..0°tncacretTare > 1 League, tt was announced to- SEATS—ALL, CONCERT: ae Days _ in “THE PALACE OF PLEASURE” 4026 W. Florissant 4 ‘Smiling at 4 + for Mike Menoskey, als eae e ee ng ant Meno: Oo an ssn: Atte ) —POP——Mrs. Pasmezogiu Wil — | ——¥ Len te “The : won the ae a 4 pat teeotaggh 7 | - ext Sunday MR. op— “8 prepared a - ” 1 Sing Last 2 Days—‘“‘When Husbands Flirt.’’ Movie Peas The POST-DISPA TCH is the only St. Louis evening ‘UNION {phantom of Overe’ + 45D . et .s semua i > ’ pe » is ‘ 7 ha ; ‘; ic . iia Scene igton club of | or your picasure meautifal—Pepelan Actress Contest——15 Beautiful Giris i newspaper giving Associated Tress news service Onion and Easton * Comedy and News ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PHURSDAY EVENING, JANLARY 25, 102% Al _ ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH [ART 'Y M’MA U ond-Baseman to Go To Training Camp With Pitchers and Catchers A i tt * eee a A A Ec EO BPBPP PRP OLD OA el ll el BROWNIE STARS, HOLDOUTS OF 1925, WHO HAVE SIGNED ° a Nn al dl gd PPP LEO OA OE Pe al” ~ 2 oe a ~~ NUS SIGNS BROWNIE CONTRACT Joe Stecher or Ivan Poddubny — ad COPPA ‘Londos to Meet © NS <Gineueesaeie n = i ; ~~ } Last Night’s Fights. POLO LO Lg a Lal EDINBURGH, Scotland. — Geo. Cook, <Australlan heavyweight, was disqualified in the eigh- teenth round of his fight with Phil Scott, British heavyweight, for the British Empire heavy- welght title. ee nee — _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS a en ’ pase Theater | 20th and Bremen "4. il {7 ‘The ‘Unholy Three” “LAZY BONES” and Musical Comedy “Melody Gergen” Sg Rm nn se in 4871 Nat. Bridge ‘CHEROKEE, 2716 CRerekes St.

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1926. eee : Se... LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 a “ - en ea Ae nh a eRe nae enone nates ~ ee te ee me eee 7" ——— “ canteen pmeeeyeetn LL A A ANN a — ei mete ae ma ADVERTISEMENT | : SC ee . . * 7 ° _ . 3 , ——=—)| €670kc), 6, ore theater er-| orchestra, Peter | i ‘Marriage Licenses | ANSWERS TO QUERIES | issicsles'staton | Shee" 6's ° AP waives 3 : ‘ adhe : | orchestra; "e pneerto: 8:30, j ( ul you up. arriage censes : | Hl Lae | Broadcasting Station S| ‘gomee & Oe oo concerto; oss bath gcse . A ’ “ah a | . ae . is * 7 eee ' es ne aid VWais oT. ;% Births Recorded | The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. aN s D 9:20, Grace and Robert Whit- ets, solos; 11-3 2 t? rour body is skinny and rom ) Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be i} 545.1 Meters | ney, cellist and pianist; 9:53, 1 Skvlarks: artists; | down, fr rou can't eat or sleep Burial Permits ) | given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoudé- H Daytetht Wace heeebien. of Chicago chim: 7 hour, Little Skylarke : have fits “of nervousness, pimp!r enn Anan Re ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. ing mt 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 13:40, | WMC, Memphis Commercial Ap- WRC, Washington (46 ‘4 eomplexion, you veed Tanlac to put MARRIAGE LICENSES. DIMPLES.—Jan. 4, 1899, fell on;tartaric acid @issolved in 1009 | 1:40, 2:40 and 3.40 p. m. Market | Se eee, Se: 6-45, ay See £ ra never erg——Elsie M Peuapetty. Wednesdar. We do not cast horo- | parts of water, and finaily 20 cu- quotations i ae ee tese ensemole Royal Salon ore o? interest tos the * 6) Ada- .8 VW es*. j Woaw. Omaha (526m-5 "Gkc) ‘ Folit! a ? : 2 2. mes | K se —Mrs. Nora L. Seeton. - ecopes bie centimeters indigo solution rFTaAaig * a ¥¢ bf - mr. "Ty ut =~ eAn: +? -* Anton H. Heberer—.irs. Beruice B. Bar- MRS. M0 M. O—Borax, starch ©! 0 Oh ug “i 20090 parts of water, _ bric | and cocoa are said to be the prin- #78 addea After | Prices suppl! ed by Market News Service ae f repartment? ed Agriculture and principal Ex- some solid flesh on vour st arved : penes and bring you back to heait ae ae ; : ; _ § Ciassicai program: 6:15, Ha- Swanee orchestra. “_* Wallan trio, soloists: 6:69, Fon- WSAL Cincinnati (§ e > r be | ® Fy ‘ m ° a oo " , - . . ? ° > . — | $s Nature's great tou- Set Bae , oo 9 (anm.ac be ~ Aa € e a. sn : A “—a°r ~Sary Puiree- C _ Aa ingredients o* some of the iution to act upon the BS. Ain &WJa A . : > . 7 ° *ae ea ' ’ om eee e De i> DBD : ? ” ” fling on ; sige ¢ ~ - ~ a n ° . ud builder. Jt 1s made, acter tue ee on Eilzabets Pires. roa fonds on the market. A for- fe" seconds, it is rubbed ean, changes. tenelle orchestra Deluxe pro- pre Srarn; §. Clicg ' ' - 2 eants rif rs. Rosie I. Griffin aot phage” late e eh! ; first with moist cloth then wit} St eee 2 pie anes ts oe she Myr famous Tanlac formula, of roots, A Swanks— nie M. Jeffers mula for a poison of this ciass is, . - a a ae HT Daily—10:00 A. M gram; i2, G. R's Radio Night gram, WEAF: § . . ee . - _ ~ ° ,r €!16 a r . Ao ™ ~ * = So Soenss atticdies SS - + . > peor es Curso Ph) s Anna Lamo- as follows: Borax, $&: eunces: na y - 4 ae ore e : _y | ° . ° Ne mE ae : _ * ~ ~* — - er san an: Va? Cc 2 ; or afr . est rs + atnr 4 Cur ae ara cocoa 7 a 8s mace Les 8. as eer - a © re woc, Davenport (483.6m-620kc), WSR, Atlanta Journal i-4:30, WEAF Larkinites: 7:30- 700kc), . “gna . . 2 ee to 1 = ¥ CArDer:9 (haries + % - ~ > ot cs Sb we se } ‘ret a bott.e apt A ha fe. Fe my - x , “ a FF" scher é 7 —— ae —— at Ss ~ . mes e ntice om ate? . . . > ~ * —" > THA é 4 . Oe o— jf) a> A oo rg ms s . ~ © - ee ee ainte ar .ewoed. a ranciseo, Aug. 2, 1923, and was due to the growth of an algae, a ; = => a a , - , * ’ - . — J S Diin aol ae é Po —— Sa I — ‘ . | : ~- *- ct $ _—— ~ 1. , ag . — work at once. You'll feel better ig ex 2. Mo.—FEiizea buried at Maric: y President microscop!: plant. Occasionally it I] :00 A. M. anist: sot Clu Fak as 940kc), a a Owl's ° a. , oo, * ‘ g ” i s "Ri 2 hel ath? 4 Ww i2on ad ? Tt aah- there m™ o> = "owe - of? mos r i? ‘ G_7A ,rrr = i. a =" “oe ee . ¢ the nght from the first. in a week s | = itencae Chien _ : , et ; gore Mtr eB 53 iy gi | Gold Medal Home Economics talk o-i%, Goodrich Siive rR PG Liberty ¢t er orchestra, , " > 32} i ' : . 98 Stoves Anne ington from heart disease and wag other material that wiil add to ' ee = a —— i a - it tte : é; He é tumé Fou l] feei like @ new eee | ‘ra “gs? ur buried at Washington the trouble Adding chloride of . Betty Crocker PCIGBITR, iii, eciaire notei revelers. 7 "if ‘ Tats Viortisgse ~ 4. 8 — DLA. @ (“a q nc eae as “es Ss z ailing “it - ec pester i For Tanlac gets right down to Coal Miner’s Wife Evansville. Inc X. ¥. Z—-When waterproofing ime ha about 85 per cent Thursday—4: 00 P.M. | rod T¢ 4 - | Peare! e Ket , East St I 2.8 -~\Mabe! L Canvas mnme te with 4 mixture ~# availahia chierine in the proepor- " —,, af : EP .- ? ' > . re de * ? . iia = 4 an | alone. go™. chairma a of the B et Ty a. i Pp t OURGS OL Tesh. —n ondition seems hardly pos Arthur q wasnt y "kenrs backeray and recTg Ss a wha were ente sickly a a | meof sleep, sppetite and strength. | ALSt . San chee Gieakteed tn. Seee }th® Walls 59 cane acre fe not @ea HW ene.” . conned “Ane , as : pees SiC mi ' and ‘,1i%- ; T no longer dread nighttime since : Jecse 7) orresc—— Naedha(n ; : S j , 4 hd ao VV hs ogee on : . i sian . o.1? pa 7 : iis ; i € a . part ? water his un after trring the chliori- Hf William A. Sellers will talk on aL + he ftea oer ; ~hraede Jr ~t oulsa—Fdn R pre rate ‘ : - ~ ouraged have en ited rigat | Tanlac put me in such eplendid | oe me ) =a ee ae ee . . {nate lime A pump that will stir ckens the Social Reformer” and back to health an . st rength or health again.” _ : rig re Ps \ Fmt TS. 18 O1i.® 2m) ; mp the water in the cistern. suck i “hackeray Lite Social Satirist ' e a 4 = 7? TI™ om 4 os ee > i- ry . a. Meo we ‘ en + ’ ~ > ~ ~~ . ° : a At : ellevill p02 FLOSS Of VW SY ng was the $s - . edinarr hain 3 : e da i contain one sere thorsan:i 1035 Lacona Ave. Baxt St. Louis States The second woman Gor- & se } ward E. Magi! — arr. - 7 42 ATiwnin Ferg 2o ~# F. kK Fi. —j ames Fre Stor Ker ott, pa / ; fre tat. ' Des Moines, lowa ai Ke spe Nagy ee esis giowing testimonials from gratef . ‘ po ) “en ' Bie - : aa gs i ages Tee x: E BIRTHS RECORDED exas. (2) The average popula- 8" American lawrer and politt- "|! 6:55 P. M isers. BOYS ? mr har sqyvjare mile i yreater “ian, was born in Marton ‘“ounty ' - ra - I> Tee . 1303 N. 20th Ne Tork + ‘(= ¢ that of Great- Ar Hie was educated there Dut i} WEAF Chain “Good war pT RP en tne nC Blea tno 7 — pena . ' 7) he! a , : as , B.D. and r 1303 0 on far prime. vigorous heait! Yon * _ . : = . eee , .ac . 4 my : . ‘ i pr . lig - ii > + » . ~ iu ‘ : we 1? has helped Mmiusions of others PUT Ol Food DeaIt2 any nerer t. an A mSord 2315 ' Sr . vx band > ran a ‘mn i880 * awe e « ; _ ——~. : -_ * 7 q - > » te * P = % : —— ey - _ . ‘ ‘ a. ‘ biapais t Rue a bottle at rour drug store rn : es - atineatinn bo te aa! ales 4 ie Gu k= mV = i _ eres Varied. ‘ rm ’\as CTRAMCOLS where eight Tears '-¢a ha ~~. a 7 -30 P M ; . 7 4 aetna ke is lk > a6 LA ianiae | Ss e i “Mi Toa nz a4 By uDDp re B.. | eo “ = sg a2oarTrea tha eather a - “_ arm yy ; ‘ ‘ -_ Sty, ' 7 . o - ' t a ¥ i tart th Ww) in > Y\armeatath'a }:7) ‘ an’ EF Stewart ’ ° joavigon 2 , 2 e eiacted to Tra =*otea egieliature nial mince ocayr ana &§ “18 soning gt segerao.e ris or Winkhas ABTS 1 inatce é soad suas e acait:on Of @ -:Cti® yr wae 4 +s a’ eneral fram Eamerai¢da Berrr Mayes Tie ‘st f 2 el + . 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Not even necessary to add water. just plug into lamp socket or into re ceptacie on Socket Power “A”. Socket Power “‘A”’ supplies direct current for “A” circuit of 6vole tube sets. L’se alone, or in combination with Socket Power “B” in the Back, Side, Chestor Limbs, Coughs | J 428 & Reuss 4984/0 tmeisr ae chal of civics and economics-in jf - 45 PF. M.—Divin and Colds, Rheumatism, Lumbago, S tiff- a F.P. and ©. Wren. Bosn ; . Pia hiklnie © ad Study =. = j ge ae toe © Esai pone ) a [or Mrscee—any local ache i | f 2° 2, Soret 1515 Hemiton, | grease by rubbings with a clean, scwits,, from which | position he | “900° FL M.—Chime and orgas or pain resulting from taking cold, overexertion J | % 0s: i scion Ison CC EER 4a 1668 (iecdeat Mocints Meaton, sce tik ay _ a S seasegane 4 “% see BEG 20g 3 Epene's 8541 San Rootes srg Of “water this solution information regarding your ances. '|f KMOX—280.2 Meters | or Strain, the quickest, Safest and most effective im 3.1. and D. Prewitt. 1412 s we i aagalen te sept. . lf Tharsday, © 49 A. M.—Market re | » oo ‘ ; ; j 5 * 7. ‘ ry a es * a f ’ °* J ’ ’ , b A La b , % | ; ‘Ry T 7" re a cae LEGAL INFORMATION ir a & + WMaembher nf the remedy is an J. WAand H. Rogers 12094 Cate _ a 4, A 71% *+ . : , = t . ri 7~ . ‘ na ' oe S13 + ey ihe ae ry ‘ ~ rAd 7 lan (fi ee eee a ‘ a % : Z P ‘ —— ‘ ‘ ' } mn -_ ie a Pt ; . . . waiina tates. Se " ' | ne — ~ , — ~— ‘ =. ; i % 4 . , 3 ’ ' : ; ° * . > att. . i) 4 i . . “a - adi qea > gr - ’ es oe? =| m” i im — ; : a rs A 4 41 o¢ rh43] ‘ @a°ae ru Di ed ™ ‘ °rha rarnicas Bail Be "ad : P . : : ’ - : + ~~ : " ‘ a ra € > i. ~ - + ~~ a - a @* = . — . . - . EB. and A i arn ubbed with the hands _ acting particular atte ; 8:00 P. M : | P. and M. Howell 4492 Evans , shape a tls When @ry {t |ooene oe : | 1 : . . 1 > , on a ool. ~ wz = . ' . . IOUS Speed -ONn cerning , ae . ’ mo : ; i i} . . we- - ins i os . ae a ’ ‘ -* ~ » Ws i. :3 _ a re ee ; ' y ard A. Nishat s 3119 “Aitn . . 8 rset ana as € a Lor | wins, Pras RET? -ge7 . wee ii WEAF Chair Good FT Dre | H ~ @ou 4 .» bi is ‘ i ~ d ‘Te ' = ae 5 eh . - ~ o . : . . : e a + ; 4 vv : rm na OT ft 1493 \ 4 c.eaning purposes as ever , , _— } gram -direct from New Tork. @ UU i? smO2TUS L420 -* i4 Yr ca rOVOeTnor Ker ries ri@ Was a ' ies | e Lr — . t ee a "? ~ are ah . 2 ~ * ; 2 = 7 - g& 2 z 4 2 ¢ . ; ~“e ~ a “ ; si = ane ~ mare ~uase 8 waa . ss . ; . = fie egate ta > @ (Constitnutiona!) i i! — Tz > a a a> 4 . PLT. ‘ ’ _— . , P . ar . —— = ~ — . . . Sua ‘ ‘ i : 4 a > +4 a i aViw -% 4 i gc“. . ad asd a a> &cic . ermrtins ~? -«@ Ce. ¢ : ‘en? ; ii ; ‘ i ‘ >i Pej j i : : erw: 7 ae atrar ~ ; i ‘ a ; nhs * cea e @ Ts ’ / , ? ’ . : SERS - : eS : j i i i ~ t i : - ; ' Fz - Hi : ' — & and A. Rider. 6513 Laesche ~ a gi ae . , thes im) B. and A. Fe r. 7419 Michiga to shoot his neighbor's chicke ommen law ma: mrior t : ; 1:00 P. M,—String ensemble, with | ( E a! t'E Roh.ting. S887. "De . LD G The inisament for the ci me when the 1921 Ya Ww to x af. | eofoisis. I for one-switch control. W. Ht. and N. Bartor. 31434 7 r |; @ct in question would not-be death--“Ct. then you will have to get a ve te cae Sf @nive 151404 & 12th. now, although it might be in the, divorce “before you can marry | WEW—248 Meters ! Socket Power ““AB” has both “A” and “B”™ power buile into one j r —— ; o & se ‘ Th. + ¢ a8 : _— a —" ee om os ? ’ | * : , ° im J. 8 dM McCarthy,_* 644 Patt time of wa Someone else ve ae see ees Et oe cabinet for all 3-vole (dry cell) rube seta, including Super-hes abe a rt i Bt ” i i a.a6 y “n ws aot ~ ; tr £7 “T = ae iti - ? ; rf -€ a 3. H 3 sic &. 3 MRS -Teu cannet sell your), SfOCANOLOERS As to how jj Bie Sort address. H | erodynes. Controlled by one switc! ; 7 ¢y - ‘ anc } Lae Sis & 2 = | THE ORIGINAI ee SS Pere NE GE Sok atti Wo a tem B eorbctation coin ar nee tii i | oe ta + ’ ’ . ° . _ . ° = »? } eh, ; _ i | s B. and B tusten. 1615 hi he a sult wrer and (be-iawe of ¢t - ‘se . ~~ + oe an ‘ie 4 2 . : 4 ; = a 4 a 4\J * 'F « i t e xi shou)]tz 4 TY Kre Ri : : i oO an ste ft a . for nat} abn o iain San -chent st. |] ; . sta iis ed 4 : . aa 2 * wg . . oe a mn : « . o e ~ ix he 3 ‘ 3 a . : § - ' : ~ Gua .! 4 p.es ' : h4 t « t Tey a “oe i T “ ini - Hawana Sere- : THE ‘ . ORLD: ; : ‘ é "— as ~~ ~ * 5 : J Te ° _ i , ps . Y« 7? ae « ts i ew ‘_- ‘ *¢ . > Ss : ‘ y he i 4 y a ros 4a oe ba T P >, pe ‘ad j i} i i Hgcers. => ries - 3 a ese 4 : ‘ : ' . ss mos ~~ | i | PHA at EQ bi i Swieg vroedier: Mise Rowena Krisiav- } : eth 4 Le I iw i ava] CA ' 9 4 . ap 4D : ie i GREATEST } W. and ©. Conner, 50224 S| R~aAwey H sky, soprano, Eugene Meyers, pia2- ? i wm be , : “ . sitions a “@ e243 - ~ ‘* oir > a ~# t; j ' - J i Aa (>. Brown S301A 8. Reoadiwe Heaith 1 SEMI ATION pottt ons Of public interest rie will he com | , ° | EXTERNAL ee oe eS Wee Besecicogys rusrtoon gps tS ae» Ty wilt be « | a ae ' peace es : sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. | t ~~ : | | Oe : WSBF—273 Meters “ ~* *Y - - —_—— ® It ~ mie os a I a + *r amd planist; Dever. b ~ om a », . . a Lr A. . wt r | as od $453 a ; x iad rm ee a Sangre the ca a« a Siesll iinet it a o* ne ' Perr Pramst, _ 2 F : =. ° > Js ‘s bh : a 2a * 3 } - . . . 7 oe rt * ii = - > + — 4 a m ti = tu 1, 7 a Rr ama ~~ -_ >. i ? - | i Ala. Sa 14 sar Aliso a aimmcs a’ f tbe ata I eceragta -* PP, VMe—Mrs. Stella O Laugh- | ail the acid inside. Charge ndicsters tel] you when end hew much to recharge. Philo — = oe . ~* ’ ,* Be: . — me ) 4 cr * éit-« = ' ‘ 3 ai N 4 a : : : . | 4 Merting S& mitals al wit same greement iets : sig6es e of somes | 1. singer and pianist ‘aire Geet | also makes the famous smper-pewered Diamond-Grid Bertery for your estemobia in ‘3. Cole, 70. 3427 NS. g as gbore ape er e, hence ke @opraz Mire. ‘Lillian Yéwell, Alwa 3 t = * ‘abe a » ia “4 4 o a? =_— = * . .+ * a > ii i * - . ? ° » “ » & ta oo Fe: Sa'e be D wggisl 9 : ~ , y " 4 a ae 2 oe A st % 434 ~ fey . . i iii @ S20kc) ‘ — > ’ 8 . fF “ >, = ' fcIntire. 4. 1108 Slim — R pee “wy AKDRKA. Pittsburg (509.1m-970ke ; paipctiatien x - « fi « . a * 2+ or ae S > - , e @ her 4 A : | on @mkwe > . — eurs . ‘ t - “a €T ertain oo BURGLARS OPEN TWO SAFES we Fars a54 Home Savings ano SUS phone Ooo Bits] cure: 6. Cllneet a Sea 7 a * z*- —- -~ Gi 7 j . a - we a x i Pr Re i, ~—“s eh : + a ‘ ~ ‘ ry i, * . it a ei P , a co ™ . » ,_i the first r eng ea f. tha ° “ 53 About $500 Taken at 1123A Locus: © * and 4 AFI, Los Angeles (467m-640ke). ¢9 WEAR, Cleveland (389. 4m-% Oke Sag . ; on mo TT nw * ‘ ; ; ’ . . ‘ . * MPreet. thoy Ai. ph eh es, Sout \o tidiacs lian Milla tar ore etre.’ Tari : om ¢ ? o>. 4 o> ge 4 _ = ae = om + i Sai P B rgelars ast iz t e, Ve@cs ha 5 bes . ara 1 ¢ or ’ me ~ o> ar =*@ . ead ate > 7 - _ > a a . _ ie e oi —— on sa asia mAt ~ >> ‘ } } : he vigee i , , lead - —— | I yeeros , * Te _— | KENE, sbenandoah (266m-1! i30kc). Babes ol , -b Bro: all Pa o.. hallwa hr Aoyama WEBH, Chicago (370.2m-1110ke), at ~ , . : 7. = cy rs. *. . er? orchestra ae >. kK G i ae ._. . | WEES, Boston 348 6m-860kc), 7 Re ARE MBER A EE CRRA he yO Ti Re ; iat ical ms , latte i ia fac o® e ‘ WEAF — = etrir: ite Ree 2 dl KH Los Aneeles « (405.2m-740kec y fu. rogra AT a1 Sess 4 : 18.4: i a iia Hire’s Vovageurs $. CSequot : 7 ‘ we « . dial a. a ae ' " = . nf radio week pmpgrarm ‘te nro. iuD E841! s; 9. Goodrich Sil- | = grat ee aie rertown Cord orchestra. iY “¥ F ~ . : f : a~ : BOA, Denver $22.4m-930ke), 7:20, WFAA. Dallas News-Journal , i a . a ae . ® f [ar ~“T? ee 475 9m -630kCc), &: a Baker si = : sd a4 . — . 5 tome " 7 : m 4 * ° .- ais _— a ee — ~ — = if & ek, nie wv 2 — ‘ i" a hi ed. i ik oe WGaHP, Detroit (270m-1110kKc), 7 Rs oe ? | * Settee Se KPRC, Houston Post-Dispatch Dede Brothers band; %. popula: (296.9m-1010kc), 7:30, Mary Ev aeetigte plier nab meses a4 es Somos re sj . . ; ie * % 1 go ' Li ie 2 Se *, a las al ie SER | SPs. i» : eee eravareres a . wots sonet x WGN. Chic ago Tribune (302.8m- ENJOY this picturesque event in old New Orleans } —its colorful Cox dramatic sopran s —its colorful pageants an ; prat coc i egy rinse ' : q KTHS. Hot Springs National Park 99 ke), Gas: concert, - ; = —— — — — * a — i magnificent tableaux. a 974.Sm-S00kKkec)}. Y-9:5 Classica. Drake concert ensembie, string selections 5: 3¢ "gan concert quintet §-9. Clicquot C ab Fisk 7 _ ——————L——————— OO —— ha ate ee eS eee ee ee ERY), ERO A ARR Le NEF A ten-day stop-over can y be arranged at this old his- ans 7 . . - =f IT. os \} A - ~ ee or _umbago Lawson Reid; $:45-10, dance) ™os, WEAF: 9-10, Silvertown ‘ i ae arechestr Tt ee % ; ora eT . = ho Te ‘ ~ om? . * > ¥ Ta oh JP a SS ~ Bee . mova ~ a+ .* home > ~ s nd as - == * _ 5 am in 3 ieee: 2 : ‘* Heet contains two soothing. . Ceen Sanders Origina! our; 9, Radicla male quartet Bee EVEREADY Dry Cell Radio “A” the Apache T rai!, al] motor moun- area. whether is nees, hands a ; e+ —s \ . . we ay on 4 bon Rees \ ‘ 4 ‘ > rr - cet es ¢* — . tain trip between Globe and ” shoulders, feet, legs, back, neck or pF ot moeconeg a allp cae enthawi 3 a sal aie . ‘ + (Oo Twseé@ in ordinarr iiRiments or WRAP. het Worth “tar Teles TART 3 Step ne Rotselatr Batteries maintain tNCIr pep and Phoeniz, Anzona, and to Sen i t : : OocY. isBStant.y rou fee. this barm- arnalcesic 4 OP Be a — ' > Diego through the faemeus lees. en: Hees eresee Heet ean, fra- (475.9m-630ke), 7.39-$:39, : WHAS, Louisville Times-Courie ate ates ? a , ~ | ' (388.8m-7T50ke). 7 omens power 10D gest, hat 5 because | : . they are designed especially for 4. gichwm a “Prat - fh iin ir s > - m ™ be - . é i & i ; : a Z om. en . = . re m +» Cai. GTA RY i1@UI9> Ggoesn ? «tain beater sica a ae ee - : ? = 4 « a the pein mgbt eut of the aching cr irritate ¢} L at S { - a ab is ’ = 3 a £. LB. ; -* a ae o = i @ 4 @ : — pomme or s¥cliien jieint, muscle or nervy - Dan ; ri aren eo ‘ts guar WBBM, ¢ hicago (266m-1550kc} K a ers ‘ a e y e . wT é i a s a ee ea? | ie cent Oat? a. S.1 “A wi. ‘ % v4 oe rere = ‘ors Ww sib & T tex, Moines (526m-S7Ok.; Re ee ee a 30-8. Raleigh quintet: 1% Ss radio use. There's an Eveready bee Jays: 1-12. popular program Bankers ‘Life trio; 11, Bank wae? > - te Mokiin Rouge ercheltra, artiats.| ‘life Littie Symphenic ereh: = dealer nearby. — 7111, 7 WBZ, Springfield (333.1m-900kc tra. SR —.. - 6 Hotel Lenox ensembie; '¢:30, WIP. Philadeiphia (508.2m-590kc . ee ne McEnelly and his orchestra; 7 ‘:13, services; 9:10, internat Manufactured and guaranteed by musical prograrm: 8. Helen Por. al Droadcast features, Lit: re ’ Tt FAL " ic ter, sopranc: 8:16 announced =S¥ymphorr, English French, Be’ ‘etetntets ae CARBON CO., Inc. nd Dutch musi a New Yo San Francisco : st | Per ferther information addreas t.. B. BANKS... Genera! Agent, 8:30. Mime Lasera LeVetla x: sian. German : 312-314 Nerth Sixth Street. Telephone Garficia TT45-6 | rr . At those delightful charch gatherings, anist; violinist: 8:05. orchestra al numbers, addresses, Steer Canadian stad Ohthin Cin, Rena, Domenie wherethe are pianned by women WCAE, Pittsburg Press (461.3m- WIR. Detroit - Pontiac (517m : | suppers , SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES : who have homes of their own, the full im- Steir). 6:30, children's period SS0Kke), 6, Jean Goldkette’s er kN | " Larkin period a concert: ¢ seembie; 8, Goldkette’s Serens CURED (,oodrich Silvertown Cord or- ders ES WITHOUT THE K N i FE hestr WIS, Chicago § (344.6m-810ke Recta! Dissasce wr =r Suathine Gon Ger lie = mstnee. and all - yA FH No Chierehn ae Call er teday ft will m= FREE Ne DR. 6 MAStae oe TismDATn ii mar vee FREE BOOK t= Xzisabie te val rose pet ag — a ata et . are portance of good coffee is un- derstood. Dien RAAT Oe ; pitie spy , nite Ret GATS A LILLE RS YTS ayer ~ weco, " Minneapolis-St. Paul 6:30, Ralph Emerson, organis (416.4m-720ke),. 7 WFEAP Lar-: T, Ford and Glenn: 7:29. Davia . e - Kkinites; 7:39. mustea! program Hawatians; 7:45, Ford Rush = Radio Batteries $ fact Fisk! s: 3, § WLW, Cinctnnati (422.3m-710kec) ‘ ‘ + wes &. . i - * , rr Tertnwn + i orchesrtre COP er = 4° ia ~they last Jonge! Wey, Mekwete | Sitm-3801 7, 72u hae e music ™ beht sical pregram Howle Crosier Skv Terriers , WDAP, bansas City Star (365.5m- WMAQ, Chicago News (4475m- sy 4 my baa Be ie A ree mene a tee ~~ - os _ - - a

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THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1996. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BS ' : MacArthur, er i, 47.5m-67 . 3 ¢ *Olce), 2 ert, artists; r . 2 & Mia @ Meyer . ra. (325.9m-9°q, licquot club mask 3 Sllve = ‘wirnal (428 oe recital Jrieans (B1 Jwi's orchestral orchestra, Radub eleetteatin 2 7 fed? we f GP St a . . -* Vwo * 3 -—* x - a ‘ Sone P> ES 4 ya + # - > BSI ¥ Ky , . ane! ~> . Se . . ° at * 58s = » 3 yor 3 tar ah I! ' oe va soe~*e owt a © ~ a * a ee ST elas Aim mb on 4 . : : » ate: ,’ wee ed awe om, GRy set Se —— ll . . Not even ir into re- | = : ; a4 it of voit 8 5 ar aw ie ' ower “B” | re 3 epee PE an OY : . ad eal *~ e e # : pe! , ~ ios . A, « = ° - ‘ dp - aaa ‘ > . : 4 t vee ° me oT Se Oy ge Oa IE nee ppg sk ert bo ; Te ~e 2 ¢ ‘ : "ef oes sp Prk 5 f ‘Lae a Oa aa : . * a : dee Le Pass ~_— 5 : e - we -© “~ f x A ; aoa a ° | ef “so oe ' 2 ‘«* as rg as — ? » -_ ° o's in “ss 7 .—" ¢ - ~ a eee : : | | : ; ‘a Shy | oes reer was often called the “man of mvs- “Mr. House is my second personality. He is my In their revelation of the true Wilson, and in oe tery : HIS importance was known, and his power independent self. His thoughts and mine are one. their explanition of matters that have long been ; ) V. . If I were in his place | would do just as he suggested. state secrets, these intimate papers of Col. House +/+," ee ‘== ** Ss suspected, but the full Import of his surprising ... If any one thinks he is reflecting my opinon by pe eee . oho os Sa relation with President \ ilson has never been whatever action he takes, they are welcome to the have heii been a. th hence =" for vital ies disclosed to the public. In these papers, House re- conclusion.” | interest and importance to the public. ~~ **%_* +,4_+,*." + +.4_* ¢ «4 %,* * ©.%,* e+ ¢** | The INTIMATE PAPERS OF COLONEL HOUSE | will begin Sunday, January 31, in the . ++ 5* ns 4,4,%,", sy — " bs J q { * | a Den aE amide Ste AVS SB

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g : acai ? setae: nd 2 enniessee, Mu a ouse work: men POST -DISP * Tet TANUARY 28 1928, “# PARTICULAR | FOLKS SEEKING VG QUICK SOL! TIONS ‘or immediate needs are readers and answerrrs of ads in these columns. “&% ‘SALESMEN WANTED HELP wre WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | OP ER ATORS—On eilK dresses: 30 105 $35 /‘Salesmen and fom eek. Lucille Dress iets fs wer i¢ ' SOU pr NG POSITIONS “FOR > Service Mem —rxeRtanisecresioks je | UNDER WE OPFRATORS IN OUR MEN'S - . SAR DEPARTMENT CE. B. Nugent and Bros. Dry Goods Co., sT1x F ACTORY NO. 111TH and requires the services of experienced | Phineas ee, eo a (om) kes m xt were f dre Radio Salesmen, also capable men Sroemee.) Long- Kohn Mfa. Co. Ye thoroughly experienced in. the jin- -CUst fin n Siege 7 : SeRvING-ROOM GIR L—White: boar r ptallation of radios. App ly bE mplo; , reom Barnes Huspital, 600 S. She a id ment Department, f i" i i aa as Building. a (ec) SILK DRESS “OPERATORS— PEMON STR ATORS A D SALESMEZEN | To operators who are thor- —-To work through electrical denart- | OUghly experienced we guaran- ment ijarge downtown departmen LAD en — _ Berra AND WooD | bc tll AUTOMOBIEZS + - AU “OMOBILES «=~ Sou — For Sale ‘re 4s =e real bar Ku 7 _Pianos and Organs For Sale _, Serene. Her Sale ia Le model; OO faa, Cl AL — ‘arte rv ile $o.% A RO tig ieee spocmee For | Sale_ ra Setter son 1176. 1i 30. ‘ARONDEL ET MOTOR : bi. “FORD. COUPE, Ruhimas ‘Auto sales. se Whether the price you pay for your used car is high or low, cheap or expensive, is determined entirely by the amount of service, satisfaction and comfort you get out of it—and not by the number of dollars. FORD—Tudor sedan. meulhatnte Sumoer. onese’, # — A: t. + ( / } a koe TH SIDE = HE VROL ET “Phonoeraphe— Phonogean , Open evenings antl 9 o'¢) lock. ~ SID E BU ee, ovr The reason all of our used cars are cheap !n price ts the fact that we have so expertly reconditioned them that they © 2: ‘ap Lor SEDAN, anionic gtore; experience not necessacy: eood | tee the best. Waves pi ald on this rot jncome wh _ training; onporturnity for i rapid fa Teaver Bh Abw'y Room O15 class of work, and steady em- ; uri ane r “ wvCLIwRen LY An | m i S >. m. today a~%.) |Ployment. ELY & WALKER). I OPPORSEMTY FOR — ‘DRY - GOODS Co. SILK >T.17¢.a ~a4r . co “ar - ~~ 7 A, PLUS-SALEGMAN. DRESS FACTORY, 7th Floor, TERRITO!: Y— Missour'l . pRODUCT—A comp lete line of home-heat- 16th and Locust. ing equipment quality bollers, warm-alr | ————________-_- fy rnace® with al] accessories and tbe most attractiv an4 efficient cabinet S; a S heater on the market. Craw CWwWeFs MANUPACTT RER—A reliable firm. es- , ® tabliahe? over half a century, nationally | —AND— SALESMA N——A Agar, 1 experienced pgales- Mitt , ait apable of seliing the trade, and : mer \ ) man ine effectis rely the Hrov ¢d merchan- | We oe duh L } y Uperaig Ors digine methods and esies heips provided, | s ‘aes in movine the ronde further Fifteen experienced millin- eon NITY —-Immeds late §=6opportunitv., . | . @rawing account | expenses with @ry machine operators; vear- comm! feejion : Ss. 5000 possi! ale the fi: ret ee, OG. . a ‘ — round position; best wages: PLY—Giving fuil information in con- Mth. dentiaps Alidence in first letter:. inclose recent ‘Come ready to work. ROSEN.- ot raph nersonal interview wil] AT ¢ ; 2 ’ Y 2 Sg THAL-SLOAN FACTORY No. range .* cas © ate .. J. MYELLER FURNACE_ CO. 9 1914 Mississinn; Migs Fred et. Milwaukee Wie. (ok 2, 1214 lississippi. oe STENOGR. APHER AND “RELIEF OPERA- Ty} FLORID A Good pers mal he. al id courtesy espern tia! Box 1-367. Post-Disnatch ied An opportunity to mak real money | STENOGRAPHER-CLERK:. — Experienced ling tours 10 Florida and Hollywood i in CnecK Ing 5a ee ticke's yr ? Cparing 0s +i 2 : diet ribution i aire pre ferabie. Appr rte _§20— Wash neton r) HOLLY WOOD _ pv the Sea. an on “STRAW SEWFRS. ™~ i. — f Nj FOR reWw 9 2C LDG oa ILL HAVE ROO fd 312 ARCADE B EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON AZURZ ANT) OTHER FINE GRADES GOOD PAY face oe we STEADY POSITION APP] a Pag - ONCE —— | BAER. STERNBERG & “COHE? s Son Sth pp Tl } T : nee AN Ol OR NI Y TELEPHONE OPERA TOR—Apnd typist. at a The rth =) i fa ti ee Sf 7 co X> oe Prive . : z , ‘ : ¢. re ~F | expere eT} al } | 4439 ts ¢ T >i » For a few ambitious men. e | Se and ‘ wd Set ans = -— ( S February léth we start a six-weeks T ‘K KE R > Rperi ener ed. ¢) 4} ork on Crerserfe. school of salesmanship at our local SCHW ARZ-WiLD, 1508° Washi ngton. Bt? Ti r ‘ i) branch, conducted bv a trained WairresS—Neat. tray. Apply Bucking st ham Hotel. Kineshigiway and Weet expert. Successful applicants will) pine € le ~~“? . 4 ” Vi (AN. Oe TY f ba ate od — i gs r } be paid a salary while attending ‘“‘’\“4% ee” eos ae , o i c i ’ if tr ae .* 4 : . 4 Hep. “~ QE) Q°R Wahad i nR and will later be assigned to city es UE 1 Ea i, A _‘ C0) = MAN Mid 7 46 white fry} restau or country territory. Commission io” aan. *116 S. Broadway. R 3 : Viey 3445 ge) hasis with drawing account if WOoMAN—Good ae working foie = : , . : o1 Saege (+) ie. me > fh] > 1g if F rest C.5' 5 géesire a. hkarning POSSI 1ITIES References reoutred An iia aie = WOMAN —Refined. to care for convalesceni’ tit? Lear Wes Y Nh } i avicks« i i ¢ hs $4000 per year and up old jad@v during the day: reference. Fn: z TD-1'4) Poa«et-Die ry} Phone, write or see us for details WosN—Good. middie-aged. for house. work from 8 to + or stay on piace: iy ig f ‘ ~ go. d home for right party: to laundry BEMINGTON CASH 2208 Magnolia. _ . eB TAINVTE ‘c if & WOMEN—Whilte. fo: housework 43 REGISTER CO., INC. MEN k. 148 iaARa NS ee ; : Cc. C. Cook—Branch Mer. WOMEN—For $2500 positions: mnet be if ; well gdu cated aggressive and willing t¢ "> 5 on Ot on ryt ry mm n= - * am a° work ’ I i. «OMmD 0,, Boi Phone Garfield J 241 Frisco Bide. Ask for Mra, Strong. (cS) 7a ° We MPEFN—Hre fy erg g irs eh noeting “A- ADDRESS, 112 J LOCUS ST 7s. feria] fornished: bring auart iar $2 50 (ots) Arnoait regi red ir ae ¢ Cinton _ Witter AIS (nr Wth anA C'intar (7) a I YYOUNG GIRL—To care for childres. INQ Ravmond (c) YOUNG GIRL—Or elderly lady, to take a WTD. ee GIRLS care of two children. Mrs. Bell. 1300 Bi EAU OF ek ae 2 iS N ran : ; YOUNG 1 47) To = i o kK : rey eee , e COAT M a epatien: GQ, size pe have reference and expermence 1402 Superior Garment Co. 1411 Washingion cccan, 04 : CLERK—tTor purchasing deparigpent: hig : — Se : = erhoo! graduate: Must be good penman quick and accurate at figures and operate _SALESWOMEN WANTED =e wood . tcl » Pe WP trom gaat: v COAal ~ ADY—au 1) Tr iT) is A oe p PAE", Cook ; Ase asaera oc is ‘ 4) P= nm. TOOT] y a Aa | oO8 ~ 4;Ta! os ron 4CD) PEMONSTRA TOR—Fxverionced, for #lore MILLINERY SALESLAI Work in reéta . es Atp after 7 Pp For extra work t Satu x g° al Bint TH. @ JOvue Shenandva!: a’. lienry Kuns Gave. good saiar;. Apps Lesc hen, #07 “ 5) Oth ast DSYWAsHER— v\ ids U4 VW olien., sil Mul i i NV PORLY =Ail rani Al } ee Yitwe "TS : x? an Lee: oft. 7 t fiOre th) l t i i og “an $ a ie a oe Ss oe —" ne ce ee ig “ sone Sit ? 7 , ,? 7 > _* is t .* A | * DRESS OPERA TORs—itxperienced, steady Stacy posiiions OF £0 1d _8& aes x. 6 work vear roun aAppiv at once Selzer Meso; Apply LESCHIN -MILLINER) (arent ts ie sis Washi! etati. fi #+h 407 N ith st mu floor. _ Ee ES SG SR rs nn Lane of SEE » SALESILADY—Expenenced millinery: to yaar e IL Dp ro 7 ta ke harge of department. Appiy TOP DRESS Q} ERAT‘ RS ee W ( o.lins a a1 “ast St! Louis. 1} (os) ° L ; WAT set antic... i } a9 gin “e ’ eNnIne tor severa DALESLADIES—ivo ebell dresses, wekiy have an O} en} ig 1s sever il EUATaD we a COM M™m186810N C ni GPen experienced operators. Must ulttine Mills, 271 Held biag.. Suz N. i. ae or, Open thie evening wil 2 ri. (C) | have experience on wash ofr SALESLADIES—3 who have house-to- eae : rs = “exberien: €. to sell eiectric ewing ria- similar work. Our girls work chines on ieads furnished: salary and bonus. Cal 9 to 1l a. m., 201 Interna- is: twelve months in the year and tional tite Bide. | re See 9 ee eee AN—Demonstrate real selll¢) 3 WALKER DRY GOODS CO. i Bellefontaine car STERL ING FA CT mR : & 16th, SALESW (9M IN niiadl mer or, experien ‘ t oa ral esserntis tr demonetrat Paehjonette and Loe 1ST. 2d F] 100 - o-in-] airect-to-wearet permanent: op- POLL ge nnanentitomans onl Annis portunity for promotion: $3 dar Room . — ret ta > " es - ri 3 « . —— “oo Ore ca oe 1.3 (entra] Nationa! Bank Bidz Pride t laundry, Barnes hosptta —— ener , Rim ec 1 rahiphwa a ~A'é bk - TT FS WH) wing te ror r = «> ahi ct) MOUS | la’ Te Tiy4 mot rating sali ' “1 ) bald a, * ‘ e f be FOR ME R emploves ot Brent- taking orvers no eatn at least BLO pe . ee ae wef k ry mits must be neativ dresaed Wood { lothin - ¢ oO kindiv 4 ulside work. 5B, A. Eve al F needle. ork partment. 207 limes Bide . ' 1} ins Come in to see OY C@al) 0 a ace 55°. vr > SALESLADI-S — Well-known put. sniug ( "E ~ [’ RAL S10) yo me jiesiresn GO women inmnmeciateiy, af Bar Sing personality. good education. tact Ben Kranz berg, ic ‘rardiug WOrK S200 monty if qual. fie giso poe! we ° { Q Open for work in South du: ng winter Os W ashingten, od floor. (e899) See Mre. Bensberg. room 812 Jefferso: ey Hote (cé ee “ge . — — work a con , iii sci . ote ee ee . oe Re an Waters: ge hice a ta eat SALESWOMAN—Rv ga manufacturer @ rep ‘IT "am - ——--—- . rege, tative fearery teachers of proner ate n* hored for genera! ry pus Bo ‘ ‘ i? ations Lo ur ori under en eye ‘ ’ ; ’ * ; Ai le wb MER a ES A Ce sesadlala Flete represer tativs locally situated pls tei Ri Wiiite reners housework n ing wVieus efiucetion material in} City ; 4 ; . Tz ‘ wey . + ers o> 7 arn drs A: Watermar thir o eohoo.s Call Hotel Claridge. room 721 eee —— — — ~~ mea waa iat GiRL—pfor w {pier a work. Rens Cate- Mrs. skinner. ice ; cia Ww * rin’ — ic) ec rae AS Tapa ~ ee T , . , +) GIR] — White eaperien ; CoOoK ahha gen $2 , tu e eral housework, Cabanv 2948 bc | “a - om ee A et GIRL—W hit for ge! eral housework E WTD . fonA ae ~ Ann F OR; ” AA Gamble ic} F R SAL = GIKL—W bite. cooking at ar genera. nou work: 3 in family. 107 Arundel = — ~ ar. 1 44 02 ic: t —_ epithe ath IAS VERE MOTE rn oe tri} | ~ Ae mara o re n ; th: f ae | — rey > manne sa k re gis’ ere irish aseter GU ProRe Mo . Py.a , a ad SF aoe et) renernri housewo ‘ et ? CV ec) va es _ __ AHS | 4 . a8 . 2 ‘ - } + , 4 i lmao .: Hi i Ska 3 — - a : —— ee - Hit VW ty foxy eenent house wort ary As ‘ wre TAAQDVW th) { CLOTHING =a Kee . . ° it 1; af é - { APPAKE! vi or —— Beat pr COR Pasa ‘NOP, imgh ; - — - s 4 i r a sa ni : rh : tal . se Kat na | } (MIKLTEL atau i‘ genie d 1113 ‘4 ‘ dliutye eI. aseadii* * enchia ‘ ron a ine as) r of , ‘> aur . —— , H me nil "FAPPAREL Wid —Highe CABR pris . PEG) — ‘ fey fenela nous Adie ge! fren & atoing Brees fc em tein ; #26 te perfrrences 4 Hone he right ATT Oe Tr b.ITG ae 2k a 2 * 7 JM or & (h} Warr. 4 rire } i ] e t calls lo ma! i.ex ; Atip 4 tu i rr — tee Page e—White for housework, 7A 8. 141 HIGHEST prices paid fer indies’ and gen- Wte Me. (op) : raat CL ane! « ‘4 th Neg aT «th th -* i an _ nas ; ae ‘ P4686 t “Ais aoee | NDRESK—) o> AS cor 60 end Tuesdays rign puye } ers ey ae \ut a + Svery Week: Peidov «len: gente “her i if minutes la pr yee 4 Oi . ow, {is 62 ; 4 ey ‘ 1 ‘ ee { q )} pa 6 — Ce r. worker CTPOerpemc#e ago ne — - — r app! ” beat re} enees: no others need ; ; pay. App ¥ morn tings. 7244 Forsythe Por Sale : as 4 “? - - net e " - aa esa *. ~ + a Na — P atin aes ee ‘ . _ > .* nea RK iT ‘ririine | ~ ‘4 i 4 - ey | *r ii) A I nro wy , . . oo pee CLERK Must be experienced _ dresses _38- as chearn. Bont Russe. te ; . -~ + e ~g% at i sainhenitonsitacsncen nites ae 2 nopeae | ULE TS ay - " fully © .0 Operate typewriter. and reply | ——- JA T erican broa@tail, firch best _Bo: Stating experience and malary. etic. FUR CKE aaa se 2e 46 eet ii Ox tk D. 7h Post - D8 spatch. ieb) 7 ya * ne’ ¢ WOT th . — oa : Y - $45 ‘aibD—r,. ___ — arma Se aaegge TN $20 y value, $50, Cali Grand 53893 ..c76) £ ; For rer ere Ouse worK to @la. on ae v ree aes! “ge a a t- ro — nec } ace Phorns Pe cies w TA329W (ef bare © ITY ( jothes or women anc mewn ty thro ugh rut = MacCurthe- Ataher in ite give maximum service: and because they are so honestly We are giad to put the tl Cag Ol ll aan nnn agi, i, Weber Pledge Ic RD A N— ‘oupe ag — SOUTH SIDE HEV BOL ET behing them. trade an terms. licnad aay ira ae SIDE CHEVROLET Bo. no matter what you pay for a Webder-Pleége Used Car— IT’S CHEAP AT THE PRICE! Moon Sport Touring..... Studebaker _ on Will Kni ht Sedan. ye-Knigh ath Studebaker Big 6 Coupe. ‘gicio TO SUIT | Used Car Exchange, | 2944 Locust I Ne ee Se IE tl i i i i a te Oa gy gt Ay gy a Ny iy a _feoneeie ea esttenine atten di, nate ae _G0LD AnD SILVER ME X0N SPECI TAL, wey 4-paseenger coupe nw en i, AL ae bought: Fords everything: loans Sgt Nt Oy the house for old ; be year KUHS-BU ICK CO., KARD | x COU PE Chandler Seen. Bedan AcTOMOE! OBILES W i oh wre: king. 3B19 | d 8) ogy lang lt TT ei ae ee rant a 4 ORD SEDAN has been well Lonee care of | HIGHEST prices paid | —wee ~— am, es Sedse y Pny a TERMS POULTRY. AND Pinos i923 s Gardner Sedan | prize- winn ne atoc ‘STAR COUPE CHEAP "Ueber Pddged Used Cars i) —“~ Headquarters, _ AU “-DSON “SED. AN 1817 Locust —s,, Restle file aie i age ae et att a ee ne ceo RNS KNIGHT COUPE the wife and kiddies: PTE Re E-ARROW PD ISTRIBUTERS, 481K W achingtem. ae celine tite al i ee a - "on Ty SO°108 0 =e" ~~ Pe eat ayo ag ag? Malay assy ag 5600 Gravois Prey 729 N Grand | 5877 Delmar STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS IN ST. LOUIS AND VICINITY FOR OVER 14 YEARS “ evenings ‘until 5 ety ttt te ae eet ne eee tee gg STU SDERRKER' BE "BIG ¢ rete oss narket because of the Ww AL P SE DAN ne Apa i { uned redio Arequency ee NEE D ANY MON ~~, ag ag agg le cle a re ag GOO Parga mag aS gg ng ae gO IO A OE ~ LATE ‘MODEL CLOSED CARS The following cars are virtually as good as new. strictly modern in every respect, balloon tires, four wheel brakes, _ They have been reconditioned and put im first-class condition HERE THE Y ARE Special Six ‘Sedan “et. STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES” "NEED ANY o, abie os offer 01 ne at . ee Limousines 1 for ‘Sale Packard Six Limousine NE aa ne ger ag ye Oe Py, Cae, 9A Oy ay ay gay, | 2awertresznuwe | fs - - =, M! lava N—1 924 = a esenger ott . ’ tg a lll Ot ‘ for anything of ve! Pierce-Arrow 2 mohair Wy he ist (ering Studebaker Coach et Om. 1924 Ford Tudor my ST NASH co. JEFFERSON AND WASHINGTON or erland Touring SOUTHWE 3039 LOCUST Garaging, morass: Cleaning AULO “: oi RAG E——$3 whee «. eens CO Sern VERSAT. ' (OO JEF FritsON 0087. oes Eve er nines and 4 undaye. Mom, — ae - few “tod on jobe | F McC R AY hi l MeCRAY REFRIGERATORS. Gartieid 031 Bote ae for Sale Delmar wrt oe 85 12 STU DEBAKER special “Balek ¢ Coach, $695. rt fai a 33 3 BU 1c K ROADSTER Has been thor na ’ SEDAN and re- his car looks and runs like a FoRD—1 ouring, Buick; 5V eabens, 3503 &. G: and TYPEWRITERS | AND ADDING ACHINES “OV ERLAND_1924_ us sundays ee. ‘ovenin Re ill STL DEBAKER— 1924 S: cS di —— inclosure; me © an ard ix Open evenings. sa Pundayes and rear “putapers, “ebeedometer , bL ik— r our 1s mere Uilt, "AR ONDE ELT MUTOR CO 867 Te etch.” ott ye. : Ses Btearne- Knight Sedin, @cri.. S86 coven 6 touring . EV v Hi. NL ET SE D AN M: ON MOTOR Cc AR 3115 LOC 1 ST Bl. “Te 24 BUIC ‘K Epix i JEF! ‘FERBON G087. ‘Tr ngs end Sundays, ~ . Hudson riper % coupe. 4 oe 1216 Wash- “ laginy 5 eity cei ght. hips 9 e? | 0 = onantinineeiisine mm i eet MIL ¥ INE R Y OP L wari { IRS , OAL Lump, $4.50 ~ Te rule $i, 2 = Forest ES . S34 pik FO! % ‘ ; ’ > thet. % , : i ft 4 ‘(rs “¢ ; 3i4a 3 t r»>A: soo 4 a? eee o sf Pane ‘ ‘TH A oe Ge. j wits 9 ne wd > rs hovmec?t) leet 4 " ftboteM m ; ; a4 sy al amarwt ect ‘ 4 i}? i 4 a? > . > ‘ , . : e% ae i P ae " es ii? 7; Lmstts bu assy iVveau awit, wiah ° . . ‘ + ‘ es 2S Mieka a aut we ke ~ ] e j ~ x h SAVE AT THIS 1925 Dod ge Sedan tmeny ether acrereeTies: wil! é io. cs yer! ante i, os: ; ut me jaye and even ines str DEBAKER T =e.. " aE TIRES aa o bes. man ‘se oie, ror oe

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. ULKAUAY KVENING, JANCARY 28, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-OSPATLY cH ST LOUIS POST-COISPATCH I = Ss i : - : Ri i: WEDIUM AND HEAVY POUTRY MARKET VESET ABLE t4. 7 OSES HIGHER °°" ve con “NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) bane Soap A JIL) om tue corsmaeer | 6©6OC NEW YORK CURD (Ut By wee ee | ee bilo \ | PAL Aj J det Gade ia ten weg OF fame ee 8 6c K fT aiherwing je a iat of salon, Miecimet, iow SOMESTE: BOSDO iy act wae and “ght lige $12 90 | Ser Comme me wor | ate oa - hile a ‘ate w | ; P - | —~ _ . 4 * me ae ~ | . 4 enue , P , t “4 ¥ ; > bie > - > 2 ~ , & a 3 . = . “ r% A . Son o : > Pa —-—r wr’ s : 3 % ; é » ; é és “ he ed ’ ns ‘ / ” ‘ od pfgte’y ts 4 es £4 eg ’ e o - . a. : . se ‘._ a7 $ — a iia —" 7 +4 * ' of f “ te ~S tt at @ 3 - 4? i « “ete 4 ° off + é ae $ > dale ° s; * + & ” * . - - — - Pe * ie fa ; FAL od ' aa ‘ ; ‘3 +28, # ee . Fé atl ‘ 4 F ; “er bas 2 , . 5 fia ” hide re sy ; pre . oa ‘ ” ” ” : - 7 wie er w TY bd of ’ . 4 hed “ ; ? » o™ * ° — . . 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Tr * » &@ . : - ia : “In apprec bas : ‘ ous . ’ ' . : . , as : ‘ . —" es3f pitas a : whe : " : y iPRcCTrTSs Cail® > fag: § irg prices ° r ¢ hod , 76 , ‘ - * . 4 « 2 we P ; . bead - “ i - 2 Co -“-? ' n ued to 5 « : , , t $ , , : %& i? ‘,;ti j : ’ . ‘ ad > * . ‘? ‘ Z _—_™ , | 9 . : (im sinatra : 8 a is oa poet sauate fie oe & market in f / ” . #? Te : 7. . o . “a 2 ‘2 ae oe rhe advance * - e 4 *. x 2 2 on of ‘short cor , P { P rr tee , z y ad 4 a for tre rise . e ’ a = ” “ = } Jond Marke VIEW oe al = ; oe eae a : s 2 ® . i, * * : “a 7? ° . @ 4 a “¢ arz4 spectait * sane “ j Pm r , » . ” ra chemical ar ; . = 4 — A sal pone . : FESR FP Ite Btn de : a, Cf . . “- — supported. 5 - ? ‘ " . “ : * ’ > b ~ “ - . . a might have ¢ > * aa a ‘ - re B . = , ‘ ¢ tm ; ‘ ‘ " j ‘ yr ~ — 9 ~ ~ ” a oniunt ‘arte. lation ar . 4 ' x ; e «, - ae principa! CA a os y : - ‘ Ais's (Fit ‘ - a) : * moe ecemor tigut , 4 ; j a : —i 4g fornia a - e i 4 ; 5s = ; ‘ : : , ! rT r i LTIMOVAT &— Moria or tact ed 453 _ Berra ee ee | ee §66rmodic attem , | , ' ; ne ‘ — ‘3 ' —" vifornia ie a. ° r . / ” ; - yee : 4 7 ett, be . r : nn ArTzora 3] traders _ P : | ; . _ } ' . , ‘ ‘ : 1 eer yaaa , om : — nite ; me rt se at («‘etuce & tr me? witt if ° , : , - ‘ a ' ‘ ~ Ls ame - ' . amemmemaey ee - . 7 a ‘ ' ‘ “a rT ore a : a ings were r | uit , | 2% | ; od . com » hy exoress ste _{REENSstabamia, SE buting fe , = é; a. be : m 9, a5% %%! Lead, Zinc and Copper ght and exprew 27@Ge Drown |S! 1) co amor Tess Sle oe cn oe 8 , ‘ ; , ‘ R ry ' ; . a ¢ 4 “4 4 ; 4 ; Fe . nets La ~ F . - - - 2 : - ec a ' ve 7 7 ) , 7: ‘ed 4 n «(hea a RUM S—s-id caskete $2.35. money rates 9 4 : ’ ’ E e ‘ ‘ ° - Sas 74 tT oer rf ie 7» “ Bt. ae , , ‘ . ' e ¢et1.4 oh ; re ; oF , . . ee OS ee § 0 3Ty Ta A a pol oulsiana curly Tie te fe per ce- fi fs? . “ ' Wine | LA. UNE OO an ; ‘ ae) ee | + een et , ° » 7 4 - MITC OS ’ - . ' ' foo ht as tis . ; , ‘ ed an wd dalla 7 “47 AGAS——Canadiap oulp je wa : ¢ wheat 264 "4 Wares } ashe Z " turkeys wexters 9 -. ae in - 7 Tractions " ” . . : t ““ ? " : : . -. . Ww " + A Me ok fgets firain ‘ te ‘ , ' : - . Rit — 4 sie . oi ge a A 24 ae 2 —N\esn city mate $475 q “atrhougeb , . kk Vi a ; a ; : ' P Hy phoning ’ : * ' " ; (teil _- 4 ErrTs TI Ss 2 ee ¢ ° E ; ‘ i ewk wey ; ai - 4 ? Baston , jtore i ar ‘ , ; ' . , ; , ‘ ; ; . a . a . 5 s i es ” te ~= Tae Pc Bo yyy $1 sa ab’e credit | : : ’ : ' : | a8 , er ma oo . “OM + TCE Masiegr ereciat ta nstrumenta | ; i : Ret % Sa 7 =e : te? ei) | = ‘ , " ; , 4 + ; “ : fara rye — i ‘ 7 §-omexer crate.” | the speciait! a : AEH sicoed a ’ | . ; : * e - rial ; ‘ ; wey oS a é ~——Homseerown The to $1 ter 4 . ; ‘ , : one , Sesetuewen a5 | syeres eine -» | wae -r oa See Tewae $2 te $273 rest™ n° 8% 3 ‘ ; a ; ‘ Lal ; : : om my > — ss . P, i etane 21 yy ner Peer — 7 en _ ' ‘ » 4 | n igi ; ¥ | ' - Ad fo staren , » | $4 tat » $2. xtra ta 4° “- weet ton was 1 . ’ oe ’ . ‘ ' , & = ; ripe sh a +3 ‘ : 4% : wermde st ~ hord marke ) ¢ * 64 ¢* ' P Lf , P ° “ . ; . » ’ , ; , t te Pe ‘ ad i 4 - 4 7 + AE ai ” ‘= “4 7 7 di ; Se Userste (ay WMarleei ' ' . ' ‘ ,4 : _ . Vi. K.. & , 19325 SURPLUS advan es . ™4 ‘ . ‘ P . fa, , Saat aneited . ‘ ‘. “7 ry 7 —_ ‘* ae “yr: f 2 : dealings we . ; . ‘ 4 od ‘ ‘ ‘ ; . . dea . ; : “7 . ry - » £24 } tes , 4 5 j P ? si} [Ss LARGER AT $6,117,118 i'r iss" +s. é : e 4 s ; ; ss a me : ; | ; x4 7 we ; # 7 ' , te 8b , . : td... have an f an crease sanciaiidalaleciilt i” ureliinifars vor o - : . ~ ry “> 4 ; aflare . ae nr This COM. and gadvanc a 7 elated mavieg . ‘ Pi - i a 4 i” ae 7 aves wren 935 508 427 w 8679 oa = dal ; sy 4 rye , slectad : narnia ms vone fod sensational ey : : ; ; ‘ ° ; oY encanpemannestt eeereren ~ ee ae ee Pd a ’ was yrs r , ‘ aes 4 . m . > ‘ ‘ ™ ] s j — ears : b] “ vi . , | ’ 7 t : : al ’ " ; , 8 . . 7 4 ‘ 9 ~an* [a ac . . ] ™ . “ ’ / ; ‘ > »& . . 3 : ’ ae S , , aids . ‘ i ' " j ’ ad i em . j Hive ai. : , t's a 4% ‘ t's, 4% 4 / | demand am Rai’ ° “ . particular. y weve York Sagat tr ® Fei S | _— tim bom ty bt ee ar ae i dealings. si oo ~ ian ' +? 2 ’ ; ‘ ' ‘ ai , ‘ ; , 1 sa ® _ ; 4 3 : t * 5 . py 8 . ; ; *. &+ ; % ' ate 4 a 6 ¢ 3 a ‘ ; . ’ . + | = - > AY ia See st . ‘* ’ ° 7 ' ‘ . ' © ' 7 ™ , ' i 2 ! . e $3 000 000 4 speetaltie 3 t, qiiart ’ : . ’ . ’ , J % ' > | » : 5 . ’ ; * ‘ t? rr. > setan : r waee Af ' : i ‘ , é . : ; ‘ ‘ : 4 : an are . ‘—% |. on ea, , . t ‘an advance a Sinwe Af Ff Hey es / . w 1% 7 wt s) a : O ar 1e en ese Ss a i : , hype * . wale . * _ eB MT f@ Si f J Peace he feta : ") an : / , si wan vy * is ; Interhergug z ; - «= . : : ¢] ‘ : , > , ie ~~ : ead : “e that Werte | ep iet a is - 38 MINING (Leonhard Tietz, Incorporated) ; Moet inte 3 . hate ad Daim ; : an de : - ay a 4st 4° i Wises " 5 ' ’ , : : a : : ee ; y : ‘ ‘ a. ; 9 ‘ ; i ' a , ‘ f iH % “ | ghee Swine in the highs “nat nt oon . beter ee de! oi x » T'wenty-Year 712% Mortgage Gold Bonds itera “0 4 rad fiat «ei a ~ane i ' i ; ou : bd i . 7 , . 1% * ? /2 oO 's ; ete . . oe -4 . ; , 4 "% i Vwiees ‘ ae Future Grain Prices ew oy BN. 8? nasil M4 | : (With Stock Purchase Warrants) S while the : ein i - “iH fina ‘eo 4‘ : . , Lay * - , . . i J «racks ver ‘ ¥ egg Oe 1 tie MIRA STR eRe HANMER | tat Ret | adi ts. Bd ae : To be dated January 1, 1926 To mature January 1, 1946 ct IR pe ta 4 ele ia fallin @ *.* : in Ch V4 oe : ‘ " ii ; ; : ' dios 74 ; ss. ol « : . — ae we - , he : j . “ ci ‘ * i - ee . . > Fa | , e “inte ef 23 i N wenl aehebets and Gunn ics Yt Smee , mae 8 ” aoe “— , To be presently authorized and issued $3,000,000 he vee = Pr : é , eA e . — . : oz , y aus ee ee , . 4 , ‘ t ; 42 n oe ‘ 4 s «4 ’ " e a -eaehirg } ms ' : ‘1.2 ‘ * ta rr ery =a ar agi ti 4 : ; ¢ ‘ ; ° , ; : : a a aw Pa 2 * . = = on ’ oll - : pranth @ Aertaaes fH fhe har Of | hime narhete anitev | Hit, 1 yg 28 , “ : Coupon Bonds in denominations of $1,000 and $500, registerable as to principal. Interest payable January l and July 1 at cationa ‘ ; ce ae Pannavivanta | iat Law Cl\nee Veatariay Aa ‘ i +*, “wine 19 ‘ “Sag : ) Nea ge sll atest ai ual Sear Ge, a +stin : artkced ; BaeRhnidere ay the sieht ib et eee antla Re t siehitta dite ey ™ ud 7% *% the Corn Exchange Bank, New York, in United States gold coin of the standard of weight and fineness existing January mings 4 r . r) ; : {A . ' > "4, ; » ‘ . . - ~ . # . _ - +s a ee . 7 =~ * a - e-¢ _ » j 1 f “« } _- "? : - « =z ie ‘ , , ae » 1608 ’ eae Le Fe Civ ) 12 ' 1, 1926, without deduction for German taxes of any mature, present or future. Caliable at the option of the Company @ - aetr 2 + 4 . * : ' ae ‘ es: a is r ’ ny * ’ * ? er e > ¢ isis ‘ ‘ . . ‘ * ““—* vw ——— = ? 5 $ wer “&* t ' on : ‘ater in the 3 Ay J “e . ‘ 4 »* 5 ‘ ‘ . io g i 4 ; 4 (inctnnell, 84 4 fact. a fatt of 6.2 ee | VAT rie : ned and i MA ri : nj | : er | . . . tacks resy : foet : ts teak agen ye | . ' 5 { h ° ) ; As a Sinking Fand the Companys will agree on or before January 1 in each year to and including January 1, aaaal bot: & 4h} . Bet fail - . : i “| * «2 ; rae eae] ‘ ‘ ° ~ : - . -- > i : : : ? fauievtiia, 17.9 feet a fail of i.e Wahatf w) ic Mh a : at ‘ qm! ¢ 4 1931, to surrender for cancellation Bonds aggregating 3° of the principal amount of this issue provided such be % . 4 4 : > | ae ! 4 : & fant lem fad ieo*, FAO ty 140% ihe te | j | Sie Bonds can be purchased at or below 102'4 and accrued interest. The Company agrees on or before January 1 a «4 - a J fi 4 § r : : ‘¢ 3 > s ' & ; y ; - . : Cave A809 feat, a riee of 7 feet i 5, (44% 2% 164% o [47% | eat . ne . of each year thereafter to surrender for cancellation or to redeem at 105 Bonds aggregating the same amount. a : a5 Mermnhia di % foat re rise at | a ($4 ‘'e 141; % iA "* i4 ’ ' , ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ : e — : « radineg oy , ‘ ; ° ‘ ‘ 4 : A 4 faat MIAY ) , , - oN . ind : was qutet .: Pam x ‘ ‘ : a ‘ F : ‘ ce ee i : Teel o4 44 ihe : ; ' a regular € * “j \ he sues 4 * | art sy mr 4 37 J’ P F “ 7 bal ** - s ——_ «BD tge | Ne eee Roy | ae te Hs a * ee of a chain of modern department stores. Leonhard Tietz eee baeeinte GAY) Aalie leaner tics “a | : oe | rar , ' . eee ye tae th 4 [at % was a pioneer in the department store business in Germany. ee Ps Ras ee as we ag Ota, 8 BR Ses 8 68hN 6 i 4; es "s briaby Se a ee The business, founded in 1879, has become one of the eh Ol ainse ead ¢7 QS Fonts | AY OAT sil? . ? ‘ene OLE 7 | nak He “4 largest retai] organizations in Europe with a chain of nine- ead MH Panip Canty ~ - 5 i re thes ) a e teen up-to-date department stores, in neariy every case the addjert Dor \ M® Pom Mienaich — ¢ As ie Tee, CATR ty Alki > Few. sah Sees e ~s 8 clair bis seal cuaalaatiie eitian and its wholly owned subsidiaries (except certain property in the City of Berlin, negotiations for the sale of which, at i ic ntially in f both the bock and ap- 7 arntiinaaiaeatabiigiil a price substantially in excess of Doth th i - praised values, are now in progress), subordinate to the len a Chic: of revalued mortgages esumated not to exceed $1,471,874.35. is 2 The Company will agree to extend the len of this mort- i's pectal to th Paihia (hers ere ; M rie) 7% : ' , — age to cover >’ Gxed properties hereafter acquired, subject - fs fisowe “as é. : ‘ : fre 4 ’ a7 emer rs 7 a | * é ‘ se a 1 ‘ The baiance sheet ot the Company, as of July Lis 925. gage qe ee xec ee ial wanes pare cananal g % 4 con sf Ta" _ eit is te as fe ‘lake. . : ‘ 5 , " ' : ‘ = a re — to XxX! Ts ii@l... t9 t = cs 3 rte e 7 tute Lik Vaadexen it r mee. i.” mn 9-4 eb - ee 4 ry Pees Xe: Wire afin adjusted to give effect to the present financing, as certin } exist! erate of - if A mortgages. a aa: : F ‘ . , 2 gay : : ‘ . , af ‘4’ ’ ‘ : ' ty b y I qd R rt & M * » w ; Be : Pe Pal Wa ; ' . esers Lybran oss bros. ontgomery, soows | ‘ a be os sai hgh th | : 1 Ray | 7 : oh bap f dit, y F y . The business being mainly commercis! and not industrial, ——_— ~~, . BE LIP Se ets . heel Mite Sng shit Ee Og es : 3 4 yt Pe rage eR tis SRR eH 8 Sits cl i a as seat gh —_ oo wi? Oh OW 's POAN . FORM ® 17% : , e° 6 m9 total net assets applicable to these Bonds, after deduction , : ; 00 A ‘alten lijand Ips) . tee ¥ : fe : a « cp . ee of all other liabilities, of $10,363,704.51. Reali estate, which pasty, ne wrt we ee a ee wa ‘which ‘ it 70 An roe - 4 . ; +2 | J *%. ; & in i 3 : : j e r 2 . * ‘ a. to . ber r Tt t? , & : , 43 Am HERP ATR A Mevigen figrvrow “ . 2 | | consists of up-to-date buildings on valuable central sites, pa i foc > goth i $1 ce weak te ae 3 1.009 am e+ ti “%eue eae . : ‘ 3 ’ ; s ° : - 4 = e _# as 4 * > tase =F" hens "at, A Lhe aie. i), owned by the Company and wholly owned subsidiaries, is stimated ceed $1 7 ord . > APR ? rad : - ; . 4 ; : 7 ; r - ' ‘ ; : 4 * is ‘ F . . ° . - P 7? 7 I > 4 oO Vv . 3 d:tional : j ; G0 rT ee ie eein. ueaititine com [OMe 16 COVER AND WHEAT fre. 8* os . es ee Tete carried on their respective balance sheets at $6,018,478.30. equalize the reparations burden. however, certain eddisionss (0 Arn , | 408 | | M : This figure represents an extremely low valuation, as is Gnsccaree payee. are requ — ae 2.800 A: plata 8500 | res ' a “- ‘i ' :, ; _ : , Sao Pas mee es it s j " . Magactia WYMAN A Ob fF Yer | | ‘f CLOSES HIGHER AT CHICAGO , ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ¢2 ws ‘ . ' i evident? frorn the appraisals ot Mr. Georg Falck dated eel im or of 3 5.500 per year. if +. a i ; ’ tet 9 Tahae | Here » the faet iteee te | ; 1¥4 , ‘ ’ ae > . August 18. 1924 and October 14, 1925, which vaiue the STOCK PURCHASE WARRANTS 8900 Ani em th err re. ha i 4 ’ We ‘ } a " os . 5 ’ 7 ’ ' t P 4 ; propertes at $16,181 $12. a: . e+ ol, J “' a ¥ : ' wes tht BE ; v9 ” .% . ; ** ' ‘ . . es , . e; ' sa Se u ; bi ; ‘ t nt notwie —“e ‘ os 2: +? i Pee Gah SL. Theres Miva “uae Gat war the conten. i ae , | . The actual value of the net assets applicabie to th cht a will be aa ee cdi eg — ne | oA Waa voler 1? pr : semaed to ice ghd trade @ne win 11 | | ‘Hel & ak tae tae Bonds, including real estate at the appraised valuation, after reap llgee ps aa on “ye a —s > prey —- ae 30 7 a ue eee See , "" — ‘weruank & | : ae . ) deduction of ail other liabilities, is thus about $20,526,738 or nares of the Common Stock a oa_caare | i Ber OS aa owe werd Abiruag wegtnen erpeet at d | Miwon ts ' 190 Reichsmarks share) e met earnings, adjusted as if 4 an Bor Rewer Hor aed) ° i Bins Kk tentete @ae the eetive (o's . ' (eit. b1hT A ov 842 per $1,000 bond. . — ps Gusse -_ Pgs A Con Parniene 4. barita’ S248 wire & . _ ; ~ * Perum ce | .* “if. "7 ; 4 at% aam 4 er %, ? $i, above, on the Common Stock, after deduction of prior : ane, ~~ ae hee fv [i «ae i339 oe bias fas » maenrne We ards . "s ; " ; fie Mika Be et : | Riagiey Ate sre Ler } pie eh; #4% PROFITS charges, for the fiscal year ended yas Pe te 1924, as [2 7S en! ‘ 4 Tris] 2 e] : oe ee **e i « 7. + ® ‘ -« 4 a7. a! i fi ‘ : *) 2 * " “6 . . ° ; a th ess br + i ros on omecry, $ ; — i ‘ si hay Vee Qaanine oA ete [etart pricen ¢ niehe, An taylan be bee i : , ‘ : , ‘kh OP “ek g0% Earnings available for interest om these Bonds, after all — - be = ee now oumenelal to te ae BOOMING HON RB Jt reams Firm ines | oo" ANGE Bede ealnee mover Soa” a 8, oe | taxes, except income taxes, and after ordinary depreciation were equivaient on tie ’ ss —- . 3 o chi ie “ , - 7 iad a. ‘ a , “ a ; +. ? . } : ' t ™ = F 4 ce ent § To See we | @ 7 1 ieee , »* #4 , ~ ~ ' > a" ' : + ‘ . : : ‘ a . ~ Sc ; s F . ; iw oe sage Ab xt 903) at VG te Laem | Mier, May BA tee fe B's Ee ae i | dad died 0 PTAA, THR TAM would have been effected by the proceeds of this financing, indicated by the adjusted ba : : ae 00 Mee align iret mY bento i. m a 1A4 wo oe imately $29.23 per share, which would be m- 7 Rees WO ee sens Feist Fn Wie . ivig Oiler ae was ‘ : es — certifi essrs. Lybrand. Ross Bros. & Montgomery. was approximately ' , — gai" Mi ferme 1208 Wash inet ile diwe”” Lord’ eek e's Th Le il ltuee ee eee sap ee 7 RITY re creased to $69.88 per share if real estate were carried at the 4 7% Ha ee ne eee mer Gee Gl) oe POF SLT ee LP an . a 1948 @AI101 “100% 101 i904 —_ ae appraised value. A cash dividend of 6 per cent (3! 42) Ve 0 Eri rare as A) OO bwenel Af aaa : l wie a | OEE, wm tT ae ? These Bonds will be a direct obligation of the Company. was declared for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1924. F 7 wo a. weiter, WETTER 1° & e s'e@ant * > | » Yew ‘ fe teak + Ay , ) iPass . er 2 ms ye oS ye sg Mala Ripert ae sl ha i as : — | Price 97 and Accrued Interest to Yield about 7.80% ek weit. . » TE cane. feprted Big, satin Naw York Cotton | COTTON TRADE LIGHT adee teock Cael cieerr: hee sem tansy A fae fie — ‘ (The Bonds will carry Stock Purchase Warrants in the ratio of 15 shares for each $1000 principal amount.) Ta ON |ecocee, ocr es ae Se een ON NEW YORK: MARKET wre i. ee Lay {**% bee ’ ~ . nun “ ; . . ‘ 2 Peers P ™ w, - a . “ % he z * > % @1 : ; ¢ : ¢ 4 " . ‘ “ al : i 5 en -3 : * e * % “a ‘* ’; SAY ‘ bia * ‘ ‘ 5 “ m ia > = 7 A . ai sea8 wy: ' ar iF : a a * & %s : ; } @ xr . e “ sie ‘ : , 2 Fe : } vs ' ; .F i” oo in a “ . - , ae WRiwe PARLOR Fant and von th nw i Leal. 17 M40 | market spenedt eteady + ie oy This offering is made im all respects, when, as and if tesced ard accepted by us and subject to the approwal of our ‘ ‘ é al ‘ ’ 5 » .? a * @* a «+e * O86 ’ -« 7 ‘ , — * i; i: is a . ed ‘- . a +. — “ we +4 ~ P Ls ‘i 4 Oe GA Say “oe “Se Fae FA hee , *-=* ae ao ; . ‘ @hte ae " * ~~ ~— + @ ° * he ¢* Se Oe es . > : . at 7 ‘ o! nm the aw —_— a's nae Bs ip ) nee a Precowe 1 ee oe on reenanes eounsel We reserve the right to reiect any and al! subscriptions in whole or im part, to allot less than the amwunt applied ¥ is ‘ ‘ 4 . oe - : ‘ ‘F + 71? en ao a? * . . . ae 7 oa te in ™ — z ¢ Ae ero ® wi — we Ft.’ . 2 Aa ee ” : a *. , +¥ . “ . % . oe 16 “¢ oe ao & , aa ine and ts ciose the SuSscription OOK S a? ary time witnhou mot ce. ' = : cs , fig ~~ a “ ‘ . he , , va ' ~ ed or > ; 4 a | 7 : P ; . ‘ . s ‘ Q y i on s Tae rece , . ‘ ° ti ES . -*? Ja x _" . - > f > ‘© ae ie jah -4 +S ; oe 27th O8-58 é +o lg A It ig expected that delivery of temporary bonds cr interim receipts will be made on or about February 24. 1926, ae CE : : 5 ; : t : 74 ~ ,*? f " he -» ‘ : ‘ ' 7 ‘ ~~ , “ * % ' snail — ; " , ‘.. -~* , an . — . . i -_ . AL Va ! = 7A - AaAR Ene Fianen | yer 7 ' . 1s e 9 ie ¥e dh a ages 88 - the office of Lehman Brothers, 16 William Street. New ‘York, N. Y. against payment thereior in \ew sore funds, . yy ei 7 & | fae 2 \ % ‘ Fis sia & 4 ‘ ‘ , Pasa ‘ — 7 , a. ‘¢ 4 . : shi > * . . ~—e ee ar wr ee y? Fie $ ip tee, May [Rene cee | UJ & v SELI GMAN & cc tg Ven a? & »- atarh man 2 : : . we Ay 0 40s Daun 4 Pas awing ee ‘ha iveie } ® 4 iw et be ® i ; ! ? Ae nooite call ss : en “* a# a caver ne ane HALSEY S ART & CO. = * >. -~ ere Me a 4 : P ¥ : “Poor's ; J we R s‘ty Pw thy + ete whe thea ie : _ so | ee Fa 4 Hie * SP cee ~—— ¢s ** as { * he marke tee raryat aa? em — A, : 5 —" 3 att at te ee ay _& ; +4 . tte ‘ Tes ae P on, 4 = i ‘¢ i . « , j CRAThIAG Sawtle © ape he ies : a tne. % *@ ; ~ on 1a. $ i] r woe he *\ a , Sys By alae trart a . | ‘ e ae w. i ti« “yen { ert town a omy? A ia . ita eo? a a" ~*~. i : 1” AS ¢ Sy r #tive x r 7. ; a . ge ; ares * ae ’ er ae : ' ae, 2 . men! ; x “& gs ae “~ \V8 >) mA i ahinete fiPewR® Papett 2c ‘ “7% PERE TA ‘ ' i ; et ‘ ih i od ' * ““eniee « ' ake § Flew Meee Fe tine fin pss | wre . © . an . As tee shore commerce Sas heen traremmiteed by cable, 8 corterts ip ecbiect te cable evcrore We believe the : ae wi ea | : ‘ einige “ i ‘err met om mh Tete ac eeTtiseetrer’ to he corrert hort do apf gua’ entre ‘2 Ei. T2ef PuTp~oee of thn ac ver: aco a ae m ae eet “i E > re ~~ ? : Ff 7 Bi gg + 5 fig a as : » coe rersioe of German te Loced S:ates currency bas beet miage at the rate of ont Recasmark equals 2/8 cents : * = © fe [eae ee eo La wR i a % Eth A ¢ oy te ee ee YR tee af =< % mS *% m, Ay ‘ tin ag ( motor Market ‘ ' “ we eS ? ; Gre Meo + VE Oe £* GHEY Hee he en! ‘Vn. elle Oe Fur ve yet “sige st " ' } 4 : ° - se 25 ; Mer, 214 W. Reed ot. Moder: — a os: Ma A as “g c send 20.1% , ; te® j Ma wnnes 44% “ay 10.32.43; Jaty 18.48c, October 1° . S. or aboot 3 te & paints | -

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Spr D eT” __ STLOWS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1976. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH leada SPECIAL seein ———— rISEMES OPTICAL OFFER! rAPCE ROTNTD THR Fess For Throbbing Headaches GE | IFE CENTENG Dagat ing. em make you cross aa miserable, low- , ering your vitality and ae i ib: i ies ) reading@ dite Photosiat roprducuons oa! Deed ‘Danger Abend. Physicians are. prescrib: a form- oe : Fit Rerniat Leases, Policies. Checks. Palen Biu J H. Hanford. 7155 Yale Av.. Chicago : ? - ; S: 1. 3 s t [ine eae . ‘ mime pel ; arn ere, ari ¥ qT? a er wr v ears 4 h - heasn 3la called A-Y OL that subdues pain t-un- 1 Ciasaes reduced mn genet tance or rer Frinta, au Co _ o~ mane ae “ a. ae Ae. — sggaet a e » e’ fx eed ° wri : Ae + he - wd i | ; 6 — - Lithiated Buct : t @ patent > f neutralizing excess acid, thereby relieving we eep. 35¢ and 60c sizes fon bow irritation, which causes dist arbed sleep. > And for external use: PISO ps A. s. ALOE co. . al ® cents aie a: all ene BF ‘Ke em > and chest salve. 33q- ® | gGuieting the irritated throat and Wi | bronchial tissues, it has a marked ———-— remediai effect upon them, help- — Pnet-Dis # , a m at MISPATCH is th ” & ul ve : f : 2 Leal 4 Nature to end the conatural ~ > Ww \! 4 ry} ] r> aT B LT a The POST-DISE A iLnh is 1é on ly Lou be | € ning 513 OLIVE ST Laboratory. Vie se sniceburg Ohio Lasxcalivy on . é 4 oh « . -* . — ; X meh a — - r 2 ee , 5 oS ‘ . 3 : 2 conmdiuon causing the cough. ; iat > 46 vears ald, own- newspaper giving Associa -d Press news service. : (Vilsean Drugs Co As a mie a-e6n Pt ' J. H. Everhar 6 years aid, n r “ 4 iY In many cases chronic coughs : a ee ie ; wil! disappear when PERTUSSIN er of consideranie prope *2 { " “aunty ss found guLity OY at w used for a reasonable period Madrid County, was found ; : si - ? 7 of time. . tury .* "ites ri rif . urt ri¢ rt ia wg i. aa aa sles . Sam ts : ; You can buy this absolntely night of 3 harge of po-sonine | ) harmiess remedyfroma'! druggists Clarence Dunning. ana was 5S€u- : in large or smal! bottles. fenced to serve 99 years mm 1é ! - = r rT ? e>T pen . . , : ; : 4 4 ¢ e } Ss . % 4 s . ~ sd %Z | é : 7 } tes mS fails a a = * — y ; Safe fe ce Dronning. © | j § ‘ : . j abi bad os 4 “ “~ ‘ mn won Willd 2" - ’ firr! . gtates € © . - eee : ait = ~ - ~ :* rt . ’ " 4 > © | ADVERTISEMENT Rie tock iF eho . . din : — ~ ae ~ - a ; rt uns oy, ri, " Lads im 4 ' ‘ 4 2 : : . . — oe , - a | cx ss Yee SS SS eS eT cS ~* - ~-* x sas : - ’ (zs : and Ru ed ea { is sas Fs re se ag LOO : . / - t= ’ > na Wr« Henine chain 4 : : es mee i - _- a a ‘ « fZ ; : B em ee - » » i . " ; : ; Saal S . 7 _- r ’ ; +. a : em ) : “ orgs, ; 4 ¥ al ; ; sate Fa ous clk es Seman Pr] ; : = ~ . Ss : . * o > * »s *&- os = 4 : — se ; 2 : * sere ‘* 4 . ; b or > : r? ia ik ad +4 _a> dita — ‘ > a ‘ — + . " “; ; ; Sil . ii ; i ; * , 4 . _ ‘ ‘. F - a a sine . TS: iz ' s¢ ~ wea a a : = + - | > irre ; a. % Pr tk : Yr? : 7 ~ . . " a . ana U ni ats r if S2inie! ’ se ' P : ’ ; t = y . : 7 rT ~ ry > 4 *- ¥, . a a a - — 7 ‘ = " : co 2 ia 7 » bat Le ee | ; ~ ' s* : i 4 : : tod | iver Chi I aDiets 4 eeer xt —_— ; , wat om i ica : . «4 = " o ’ é‘ é s™ Aird _ . . ‘ a a 3 ! * ; » . “he 4s . e ° 4 a ed : * "? Lid fr: % ta i tre ] E2 he ail =e at ci a i ‘ ‘ tae s a i as : ai oA . s ‘ ; . — + ~ P health and vig rence awayv—eet hi i ee . . 2 * >» se a 4 ‘ Be it takes vita 3 Grements i Olir what the woman testif .. mae zz 2s ~~ > _ . , | ze ia —— si.24 2 a ‘ H ‘ : baild energy : } MOUS a a af h si 2 = iif re rT Time p| to 70 thic / S : > eet , fn vitamines are the things fot I On Sept. 23, t three went a: } - +s ’ . 3 to ea* t 1, pure Outer is > © a wher 4 ‘ in SOI % , —— +Po«s * Tahleate aa > the best—vet Dr. Gross’ Tablets whisky. They returned to Part #; ~ . ‘- ood : . " . anne » 3 ¢ 4 ? eontaln an eiement cui’ times as mca tne frToilowine nig \When ¢? Ze 4 ; , ‘ eS ee-4 iim, i ‘ kd — «4 7. 7 \* “ * . ss am Vitamines as Outter. returned home th whisk’ Ws v/ ‘ "T'}. —~t +h man t rt ,me alee . . A Phimnk of the many times YOUT iocked in a closet in 1 ise . y - es . ne sf : trusted family doctor has | Ererha » } % . 4 “ s — (Fj ~— + as 4 geribed rey ; 0 a TS 2 Oe wt red r ’ 1 a 7 7 ~ e A eS.% > ”~? - * > fii 7 ; ia \ “ = _— ~ ~ “ Py —* 7 & + ™ =) T — y aad Case ‘ i tT: a TiS, ¥ r ac - as aad - I» t - «| ae « t ‘i . rt ¢ ‘Beat. Puce r ‘ ‘ - | taste it i ; Ire 1¢ +. 3 F yr. = 4 = = : a of, ‘ > a ; ? re : Jak a ¥ > yc Ay *% Tai : 5 i & 7 a aoe ee iw \f — a ae a a Ren, * > aT al Gy, p - 2 iniietcemies ™ me ey sO “4, | ef odor to annoy you. va hee wile Eeechert tine flO" = ~ . . . . - 4 i” ~ ard a toe aS Dr. (7T ss” { Ow Rij t 4 Oi! Tat if ts . ~ . - - P . ~~ y LI Gia i Am S - _ 4? 4 + “ rs t) f : : ~~ will bring vou } memste and rigor. (ret r r ; Ay ot e e S #e€ ( : . ; f ig > 2 =} >} } Be ® a 4 ' Take the tablets a to di- %4 ; . ince : a 4 rections. You'll be elated with re FOR NEW LINE IN COUNTY fa ses G . 7 + .* a - ~ . " . = = # A Ite—ri Our NeCAITN Wii! shacx . Tad Z y 4 —_ ; ‘ may, tg #4 j iral improvement—vou'l!l sleep bet- The St. Louis Bus C subsid % 4 ; t : 2 ‘ i Si. i iis mus & . SUPSIGI- e - . . 4 .: ‘ ter, eat better and feel better in a; ef the l’nited Railewnve Co Zi ; r i2 ary of the United Railwavs Co. , — = 4% 4 “ eTerTy eWFayYy Van ehoanla ryI" * . . *, =. —t “aa 2 ere ea, . a ba +o oe’ ere on a > -ehe Th , ~~ - as é e . . * ’ 7 at ae - s i? ~ > ? x 7 4 4 3 ] ~ . . 4 P Rs i it or } : - . ; . -— $ ’ ¥ : LiDin. ane ¢ T_re { a) eT 21° 2 ctree?t Poe ; : ; i RO f, Sea: tits f OP—— 3 6s o* 4 ~ tye lin ; Tr 7 — > a ts - 4 ~» 7 , as q 3 FeRmueme itiit J AHTMAY rerry and Tele STAN 3 * ve. * " . ~ - a ‘ . on a 77 7 ; . ow ; s Cd - t s , Sud _ADVERTISEMENT th i * fhe hus com n any desires ToD - Pear MM OS Ate eS : 1 GOI | RE CAUSES i) REND Aagan residents in Luxem- }., + ar mJ * : ~ + » . a a wu a Ae y i 1G? . RWW = . ‘ : . ' wh 4 La A; { Nn . r - } *. - : co ; Breathing. A Liniment Gave Com- proadway and Koeln ctree+ wee S Ee en } eC I Z > ° . a & 4 . : plete Relief. a ce to \ irgix ia avenue SO it " to Ivory 4 : 2 F Mrs VA an a 2k e VAC Ipie sout ‘4 Ler v u erry + a : x oun ve 4 ‘ x et 4 at ‘ " r} > ~—- = . ( ( * Z wri tk She iare an 4 een SO we anno a Mor : and today she is in eccellent . havin eR A a 13 » ‘ ; . = 3 J gailhie te} i 7 aes tra sift nha ke UW UI w t Sa fT Z , X. ag stores. or from Serbe! as on other bus lines of the com- 2 3 . et ta ‘ - ~~ ae 4 Lee ‘ ; 4 . 3 Si ¢e « , _ aaa “AnY © bd © : Z +s ‘ Union Electric desires to express its deep ap- preciation to its thousands of customers and neighbors—now partners in this great business SS SSSSESESARRERRDEREDERSERS SS & Be cae GLASSES "Retixste"’ ACCURATE = co te°30 AAAI A Rh ARR REE ; F Giasses picked up at « ° j emma : : } random are frequently of — Th h | ly d h TI | ; ot | molded glass, dangerous O ave SO p aif) eExpresse C Cir C st 3 se ‘ ; $ | and injurious fo the . ‘ | $ ne | § eyes, Aloe frames, ft and confidence in this company. ie ; @ ted to the features, and selllticnsonen : ¢ especially ground -to- The « order lenses give com- was 6 fortable vision and in- dividuality to the wearer. You may expect satisfac- tion always from Aloe Glasses. £ th * f Pi 243 qv a I . r pemaerntenmet mame an euaeaenelP teens. myst In the future, as in the past, it shall be the aim of the employes of Union Electric to war- rant a continuance of the good will of our EL TS A ER le alte en alae tale a, Ser OE EY REE ‘ ee ee OEE SONORA AA AAA SS > J +e oy) = U E a. Md wm SS SS” . a — : a a eo a aA A OG A GP LN PS OL AEN AIT NO ‘ | patrons, which we value so highly. E GLILIIYILILL So nor te = Be Yff"00 0027, fff | M LAA LAA ites | UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO 12TH AND LOCUST ~~ MAin 3220 A] R} Ss. SS AA A AS wee , JN Coa abl ee hecnigge (hey ame ef Tuc (igh a } | a that rou wil] hardiy de aware | ¢] ~— any weight — ; 4 : , : : | sr = 3 5. .50 We acknowledge the effective cooperation of ae; Build ee | inciuded at ag : | t : | - G. H. W ALKER es Co. a 3 Tishienietid a “ CrTown at. : : ‘ it Aloe GRAND Amp with our Securities Department inthe i Opticef Co. ramet achievement of this enviable record.

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ee aS a CU Cl ermCUhCrwrmUChlorwrmCUhcowrmCcewrmChLcwrmChL er eee eee = ae ee ———- = wees ose eooanrasrrrrOaranrnrnasraerenreoeeeeeerl Oe = - ~~ -_-- ------ - eee eee ee he acl el lh ha A AION A A ana titel Ra I i GO IO OI In OG if \ A a ae a ost anita at * cnigunsceneenes so ee ncn a - - cneencuenengiee= ea REINNORE CE — — a - sremeuennemeeenians ~ _ nemete _— RRP NC eremes a oe , — 7 ae omerem rhe were getting to be an old | FrCeempruews of her to take aca for the winter. They’re going | t eer eet e m » da & . . 8 on . i > a & ~ wR Sea ® Vantage of their casual introd ue - to eton in Paris for Mrs. Smith’s i « ae . nan ble to stand indiscrect : osama tion at Tanner’s party two nights drinking and shocking hours. as a tae ce A ee ‘ At first, he had been a little 7 o» 4.2, siatlen hare: the: aenta, stiff and formal. The party was iced aesiel of $6. a ay not wholly to his liking; in fact, it nities +4 enis ether: “Can we ‘ bad been quite a few years since he as comietins, Come snd Gane wih 7 had attended a stag affair -hat was oe” not “stag” and was marked by a ee such laxity. The drinks flowed too ike ast Were. We hed Geeoeed freely. The girls became too reck - is see te ether ae ak ce she'll morning sport outfits, after- noon dresses, things to wear for smart din- ners, hats and ! shoes and Se Digi re strange stock- buy frocks, > ? ciothes and ee OC ete ae oem, ee A ee ed less; the jokes too piquant for mixed company; the dancing too apartment they shared, with only a brief goodnight and no sugges tion of a further meeting. ings and the bizarre jewel- ry. . re ene abandoned. Larrabee wondered | his office, | how soon he could get away with- Yet here she was at “eer make. | H ' .* 4 soa out discourtesy to his host | apparently as innocent of indiscre- | op chet on ? 7 hea ry oe " . his ; 7 hae Not to be utterly boorish, ti nasa kitten. No man past his | one. the ver! ie danced | first yout) rrabee was, coul asked one girl to dance. He a + youth, as Larra l oie eee well, gracefully, but not jazzfully. | resist being a trifle flattered when : 7 \ - an _— - *«- rte! rouce. ; wo of the room , a4 young and decided! retty girl a | — yes - 7 " rc . . he . F " — Mr Smith she freed herself from his arms like Flora sought him. Moreovet a " te hw * Ae fare Poy] Wless — a? ~ ww} get is = disgust written plainly on her bored with her wistful blue eyes, alwa! haps ite ES : roung face. i seeming on the verge of tears, her new -'othes wonGgon i ylons + ent now the very enft tre muious nouth and he ¥ #eoey* ai ne +,Vue a Si ~~ oo mn? - “ ~ 4 . ae : ° Pag os o-aang se ae toa — | helpless appealing air, it was as latest form Lounging clothes Oit | ‘o + en : : ‘ ‘ 3» * : ‘ ' . e Oo 4 im Mm pawuUeni- ' ; , “ : ee ‘ tann @ — impossibie to be angry with her as clothes, ricing C es : - ° a se ty. “Get wise to yourse.., brother: its « hild ".th ae boating clot , With a CHAli ’ ebaes | ; - . . Get wise to yoursell: So Larrabee rallied callantiy, put ang pusiness suits and big Dass) Y He left her abruptly. after a | Fer in the most comeortable chair aJathea with no shape to teen, vu bew that was a triumph of ‘romic | enn office afforded, relieved her of .> sunshade and her summer fUrS. | 4... and socks and funny little soft se | pote = J Pt ‘ as ‘4 ~ : She had already turned to the She looked about her with eyes 1... that you pull down over one x ‘ ai? iad babe - 4 — f és apices arms of her waiting host. which lost their wistfulness in|... and walking. sticks. Oh. they're Larrabee, frowning, was about to their interest. With extrenmte and ime tn hae very smart. the Smiths >' 3 itll “ - i lad ‘ ‘in : 3 3 =~ NS : " ‘ geek the verafida for a comfortable calculating care, she noted *very | tT wonder why they bother to £0 SS = Se = ae ; Se Sik ae . tii =——* pe ~ e . Sa ? — ‘ \ “Was: ae ee os and undisturbed smoke, when a detail of the handsome cffice, with! , Eevpt after all. 2 a age ie Na es i, a 4 ~ . — is .* alien ‘« 5 : ‘ : ol . oa = Posies . - See ng light band on his arm stayed him | i:s walnut paneled walls, its big ihaw ate weoing to do exact = 3 ‘3 — 3 3 ; * e , , i ~ ~ +7 wa ba “ean : => baw! + - * t “arent vou going ts ask me to i Vene Ian fireplace aho ,e a hh h en me ‘ Hinges in i ane eee & |) 5 4 ) PHOTOS a,r P | Aren't 1 in: a is a hed att wetation of tare. | a. eee UNDER WOOO © UNDERWOOD t/4 dan Wr. Larrabee. a soltt voIwce si tii. & ‘ ee | Jil » Meine sib aa at komme T i ri pe i ‘ J . ad o - hw i ~?«+ d The ; bec’ « fathar and Po sun i ad tha ne aa } enn wg yi intively. : : aah val Raaia 4 4 - i think hey i A SU iis ~whs a £ were: : tT . * - satin a6. . . . i? - it} tail t : } : Oe ee aaa eke | 5oO : desk, massive and heav-| int jegends of an ancient coun in colors of rose and blue. band with tailored bow at the back The facing and bindings a Ay ~ | w¥ Carved; tne ftiowers in a crvstail % ~ poe aeo fone these ST ne a cae ne Ne eat lagi ; : : : ey Ws 7 i oat wna tT 0 Le L ei . . ——— ———— oo an ~~ ——__—_— — ——— =n A Vc A NE pA AE OR AN RT - a . NATL SENET OT Ras Se gee RSS Man! ARDEP ee explained, “and I adore tis way vase which were replenished each o° | ts at ae elt Otek Me ND = a a - ~~ Aeon ii SS - ch eo ‘ i er = | you cance. rIOoOTuiIng. ; i ‘yst going to EcyD he. 4. MED —. —— . Ne tl al allele His wounded pride creased to She recailed the similar cuter of- i oe. wm. ne went lest Wie D O 9 S A N D D O N 9 - yo E ; lean as one? Rees throes which sha had passed | came the Browns went last, Win: ATE T. DITA TION §THERH : 4 > er’ ec og _™ + rreadg er aa -* a* . e = . = » tities ? | “I'm afraid I dance very Sadly.” | and she knew she was in the pres- | -"* ns 2 he . 7 oF >’ é *- al-anete:. > ae ith * 14 a? ¢ 1 — a4 : ~~ - ‘ ' - he told her'smiling. “Your young | ‘ “ 3 te yp tate wig 068 The Robinsons are going te .ow — For gan —OF A— ~ ee Aiec. ) Ss! ne. ¢ tur 12 her dbiue a7 ¢ i i a Lice “ie | friend there seemed Que als S ow eee ‘3 —_— Africa ing edmuaioriai Airica A244 i ated.” on Larrabee. Afri , conmigo nage ge j ) | .e By Aline gus - ; kf . : “Hiow marvelous 1? must ye ae) ha Laa™ aa re | im . a | a By ot Bay - > ; . ; “Oh, Vi éoesn t Know how to tha head of a hie bueiness tike with traveiing (hes ana SUDA . ee - . + OT } as ad —- a. Jan abd Pe Pe 6sAT : t oS . ws - — ———_—— ? , @ance.~ Flora shrugged co ove ie she ote setie edectennts | Clothes a ch il ind Pp. B E B y HELE N ROWLAN D The Old, ¢ ; es : ‘ i t : . ——— 1. mate \ SO1U necessar'’ .OF | iy. “All ahe can do is wigsie t0 | 0.0 was a man and couldde | helmets. Al essar} y NELLIE E. GARDNER ‘ old folks ; music big thines. Life ts so stupid for “mca — : Flora yielded herse?f to his @rmS poor little me, just sitting around Hot days, Gon , : z WE WOMEN. ee 3 * : that ~- * +: - _ lange moon .icni ¢ nts a0. hn uu e ° f3 s ? 3 . ' © Pe -tathha with eed eta eg tune | 8 tans roaring and big game B Brains. = 2 WOMAN is as young as she looks to the man who were young, was very attractive o&h sun silly novel.” e276 anc ons roarimg an ue en OULD — eal + 1 ot EE ife ar . ng See sphants .nd Ul you use Packard li sine to deliver sz of yg = Good salesmanship” is the art of gettine a man | a@ ballads sung ; on his guidance, without hamper- eq her smilingly. “Didn't you say | a ‘ropical moonitght nag the Do you waste the time of your fifty-dollar secretary doing ae buy a@ marriage license, when he only dropped in for » eo : ; > . >. . ’ - a “Harte . + mm 4 : Hen 2 * te . . s =— eta ow > tne ri. I ing his own movements) There you were just coming from your § stranz ants of ta . tne work of a fifteen-doillar typist? —— sses. ag “ee » % _ rawr serfum f o — ~~ Gays Oo. you ” s id Say, and me e fact that = ous aii a a , and heavy perfume cf tue ‘i was no doubt about th broker’s when you happened to see | 40 : One of the industry is spending high-price ; - abe was an exquisite dancer. | my name on the office door?” gorgeous flowers a el ' 3 ivr n+ + > a} They danced again and again | “Oh.” she shrugged, ~hae How mu the KRepinsons * Tac0S Of .OW-priced (asks. = st YOU Want to get along with the He-sex, never les our histories ; ; Larrabee was charmed. He forgot | Ccesrn't mean anything. [I ilont see before they get home agza3 Many persons—women as well as men—have the faulty idea that i at the back of a small boy’s neck after he’s “washed” at this, for : that he had pianned to leave ear- even know what I am investing in But will tne aly see anytning -cOnOomy consists in not spending money : logic of a man’s excuses. nb — ly. After the buffet supper, they 1 just give him some money and ont oft rdinary after ali. im True economy—as an hour’s careful thought will confimm—t) oa as ‘ sat out on the veranda in a swing tell him to make some more for afraid not Mrs. Robinson expects ie sega Ses : ae ; =i Tr ra mom ~~ - a= oe . + , > —_ o rt Dro on 4 2 ° ~ . = — + Ss = e - x K talked. Flora, it seemed, was a Larrabee laughed outright at Robinson hopes ind ¢ is mar be mu more expensive for you to compe! rour sec- | ) t nds it to her, like a library book, for a week l fragrance = ; } ; — = 7 * I = » oe r aru ? ~ 34 7 . « + ; “i - al and r ha , : ; good Mestener. Her contributions her helpless air. even clos qua ! - etal 9 spend long hours at routine work over files or at trpe ‘-29 the date of return clearly understood 2 men sig ; ee . ~ ro o~ *¢ a . ver ‘ — bj ? | >? TY! 4 com. > - ~ ioe hoe kh ~ ~-* " r rte 57 ¢ = + = . i: a all e co ne Tes . * 3 J —- 4 WwW z to the conversation ere mainly , i MUst SuUMir is g is i . w er (2an (tO €Mpio 24 lower-priced helper tO asSist her. The time Jan 8. 1807—119 Y¥ {orn ¥ . . : mormours of appreciation, admira- “But I don't entir e : td ther - m * 7 - 38, ‘ ears Ag ,; ve: bu w “ u °o Bo, a ? - G * ate . = e ana ne © . t lat rO ~ ~ Da ‘ SMM Ara RFewct ri Te ” ) this — .pk ——- oe ~~ Ye 32 Gao AA > ro** . s + te ar csi 7 ® ; tion er consternation leaned forward earnest? lt am there They exD ae ow a — = - sine diate —msuUoL 4 (oO this mechanical work, For the first time in historyv a — eT wien the iove songs in musical frows strap f - ‘ 4 s > i aa eo ks ‘ i i » ” . sdteiaeian oe " ~ 2 & w 4 o Jee é — ¢ —_— -— rn . : ‘ se eS Tmeone With muen 2S hilttw snd experience u! © ust - Sin to seem ittke ltoncer and the lor ; . +) # “How wonderful,” “How marvel- "re °° has cheated me often usual sort of peor ima 4 % fe s = = ‘y amd experience could do just | street is illuminated with sas. Win- 6: +O seem @ iittre ionger, and the love scenes betwoum “sy sOve : ve ] enatioh | T —) —_— ‘ ee T - a= var : Weii. CO iif be Mirienh more neofitahiv tinvrecta ae Sot ewer erie littla I recon rm. auntianias : ous. “How perfectly gorgeous, _ a. Mr. apices wrouian t 1sUai sort Laing. L Wonas ae : ‘ pana ” as procltadis invested in constructive =er a German, having o bserved a .ltlie some. U . > P uj : Dp rk) 2 | YY ’ lg _- -- =* > * sterse: ~~ ; +*, and | wn iA ike 2Areho,i- , = Te + ——— . ? - ’ ea tchas 4:UU0CA S ~ Oe os t a aii 7 2 ‘& Sc meood ‘ = a ia ° om > f ; : > si ‘ é cabulary. She either adored ev " . . ‘ OUld aw JUS 4 i act person im an office has an hour a av mn which she is ae ‘ 4 married sman wars litehee at a @e »mlim > . rod ever t ¢ erything, er she “simply loathed” *ruse to inves? > for me to +! 5 i ‘ ss A Pat os , ree : osX id a Re ir os n eh ch * o had succeed- é mat A & -* tibet Gt FGA! S Ci uULCa S au a» compumeny, . 4 4 “ Ls ~ a e i — ‘io ~ A oe meille + > wor om & + * > — . - ae - ibis re = st ; aa J we — > Ls 24 ‘ J i cn a Tj Tr} “ ‘ 7 nd = -~ % . a = a - ‘ _ %. a - ? = ' . “ ¥ ‘d it. ; : : : Mee Corn) iled to \% rh at top s peed, YUL In Walca she is expected iin liek: nog a house by means of it home and ays if before her husband as triumphantly as : a me RtiD 2 OO y meanus Cres 2 7... aqgvanl ag’ riow ireson l 4 A =O a | concentrate on on = ha . > » - 4 ~ & , - * Ande - ’ ~~ - a - Se a y eae sd w Si On. — — 4 9 ; “Wou think wean canta +en > , € 1s ess Sy gvrestions ro Rae a vs ees vo COU il P tle p.a2 Dt i ceve s 4 ? + ~ : h ' i ATTUDES bh Pace? 5 mi fl. or. P re ie et nf noanil, . » au un Lf Pst .. 1 andience and a prettily apprecia- | etc & itis. fou game s pie all a : whe : new ides sccordinsiy after ad- . ..£ 4 r st rol j 2 ‘ ; Lave ‘abe! —t at ae mo on _ hatare —" os : e o te ‘ Ps Te ° pn Pr : He : om -s a “ ma a : i ve | = . ia she As ’ ye rT OF j ~~ a bata ha i. SS on ” ; ~ aa ¥ ¥ ‘ ¥ TAQ ‘ és ad’ ? ie "7a Ao3f + ’ ? ° ae - > ; : T | OT oye - 7 - " ; : - tt ene at that. reacted warty. 4 o>), = 9 . . “a rs y % aalings a - - = a U * a & oe .9 pause wee we ee: BST as eS isin: PS ,* et J i ei + i Aid im pet ALPS "” ih & mak @s wa man — ant a £iri to te r * ti ; : : : , w ih, SEOe | Seteak 34 eet bohe ee 4 4 > 7 ; e% - - — i . F t B: He passed the most entertaining 4 Acid ed... ; Liat W aatZ 4 4 i uP Drains roam in new chan nels Mail atreet froar — + lames PDP. 1 Ace 66 . ae oar a i ee . 1 i e tv ¢ ox } . : M + met % 0 j tha’ To | 7c Ppre A owt a ~¢ * - * a _ 5 el > - 7 = ~~ * ee ? cs " oe > pie as yer = a ” “ = vs @iir~ilied~liilil + . : ra 2° = 4 ad | Se Ot Ad 4 4 Waiting Lor a vear, ashe ta evening he had known Since Nan “y ¢ . aah ” - . ® Sillis ‘ > 2 Ti ia Brain roamin7’ 2 be cally, directed ~ ~ — € o1 = one > - { %% csp" -_ > si) * ‘ qa f - . — e od at _ , wil! Me . Fier i} *, | - i—e om . - Ad As spor es v —— FB ‘ * ‘4 ~ a h a * 4 i = a . fees pong » i 4 , | 4 had !eft him. wondertul. Besides, I saw Mr. Tan- he same old ideas. : 3 ‘ ea eget a a ee ia dake tl one a ale Hiage Up ois mine to propos: ‘ | = At. mote , ? sie ried ut bis pror 2A Q '¢ back te town and dropped them deliberately to aerertain the inen oeen buried beneath routine. maagman proposing to Ught Lo smile , craceiy to ; Ttain th lan. ‘Quainted with the milkman ara jan witt A. € . Lv ; ae at an apartment which th y | gr ? + + e sf — “ . % ore y ee i Of course someon ~ eae ad ke Peart ce - . 200% wlio nat ao . ou tp Oo kK _—— =" S . Beck ey cia and socta! SLAT US o i i_Arrabee. - ear 3 > -_ c ine So ehared. ws a ee a | » a BT. com s+- ~ 73 : : ’ ov With Siu a2 € 3! 2% 44 sa. OE ; 4 3 }e Cad rea , = bh = * ~ ? ~* o- > - . ro v : ve iit 7 : j - ? ; ‘ “What a pervert came 4 a - ay i 44 a es AnRoO- Ps i naps ‘ +o 4 , of ee € me any ex =e Li => 3S in not Mapping out the work prop eriy and in Pe Don t Try *o Oring a man’s love back —because once -_ oe “3 us - —* * . iu 74 » « ~ + =~ > ‘ not ; ki - | *tl es tha = os - +. : “ e a - » a wstpen oe : ‘. ss " - , f | = gorgeo vee A ; 8e.¢. Di Siew il 2 . e a es - ai as a Fiera remarked as she “Tie teased me about being so in- P es a a ee a o esi jobs cae ce se ¥ és been conquered, he is the kind of ex-cAampion that never: ce eciing 33 ciimbed tmto the seat beside h: poteeteae ¢ ” sh a . te gel xn was Organization. punishment does not exceed the back.” ru, | pS "s ideé6 im . : eat in Vou Ss] a a mitted ' 3 si ~- > ack z . 2) Ws a - - * ee ie iil? at | - Pod ~— ” i 3 - o — ‘ ™ + " 3 i, ? “q ou - . oat ia 62 } “4 — - hi il sng le so7 oe eked ( , ee er bive x, es were temporart!v i e eciock on the mantel strizel - ; Perhaps rou are emp.iorinzg °wo stenographe-s of equai Dar ie ; a » & J 2 a Hy ; pas) rea 4 . atin Ace “A a o> Si | q TI m = = ofits ” : °F - a ~ rr oo oo . - var 4 i. aradioonen —. . _~ —— —— —_ - - ~ sueieeeatiene - — — a eF# , +h Pa) y. om: $ ‘* — ; + +* bs *? si , ~~ . S aa ‘ . Ja we OF a, ‘ ° sf 4 i du sree ti ~— — eae e ain se a9 i gem sg sha yg : : 7 th - me Ow note F iOPrAa “a ees oh ¢ Or Both pound coer machines Gui day .0nS. Might bs t vour work be ~tha - => - ~ 4 tan £ 4 ee + + ? » » : a ™ - is She looked over the array of hand. CO™MPared it with her wrist warek - eat : lich hott ) ee ‘ : PS aare «6©mot 6€even 6indicted.— Modesty is that feeling Dy which he finds enod of. an » 4 Bi i soma ries on th ws — a oom her wrist watch --- accomplished better by employing one high-priced executive seere Cicero pepaes Paes E ‘4 Pe accesso |e ig chy. and rose a tits peecersceeenesoetniataen-teeetngrnteteesneeesemneetane . : z a ~4 a ' raAra bh ehoame arcotrires Talua- three ™ r . a a ‘ | — ny tary, and two medium-priced trpists? i il ee honorable sha acquires a valua- hu is the best pit Daj an it : SS board. “Oh Y'm afraid Y am tetainine , _ “f ee a rm. Then the high-priced brains serene — an cringe aT? '°OPril wy. .|.j~ or 4 | would be freer to surces ew ideac ’ , © 2DG 14S5SUNS SUlLOriy. cer. serve health.—Bacom : 7 ou like tt 9 Be smiied at her : OD -~ ‘ }fP SS) ated a 7 Sment : + 4 s LO a i ne w ideas and improve ths oid. and tre ae In '4aa7 the Commonwealth 8 s s | > Meetingty ef then [fed “Tf haw r tine tT) | atily } ' 3 : eg hte ah Se ep - | es Ars: “rT Z ae put the gear into em acced, “I hare to he down- routine would still be Managed with perfection. Edison Corporation was formed . . — 7 er ; sai? town thi oe, At , i t in a , ; : “ive every mag thine ear, out ew | eed but ge 4 preter the Ajax myseif. his afternoon, so it's no use In buyins brains for rour office—as in baying furniture—the with Samuel Insull as president r 4 meme ~——s my chauffeur _ g£cinge home Canlan'+ iia . ~ - 2 eeee wii a ‘ : thy voice » UNTO! i ' ew ou .Owest-priced is not always the cheapest in the end Hie is president, chairman or di- on segue - - . » “2% ee 0 - . man’s censure, Sat re concerns, ex- Not rector of 34 gigantic tunately, I think he likes to drive “Mightn’t we hare lunch toerther?” tending over several states. mR at night when I'm away from Larrabee rather taken -opyright. 1928.) e-cuueiteeenneeeemmemenssen - ae, — a - , ‘. :. nmrise revert hela _— ~ To on on 6 Baw ° ome-—cerainly a ag Bron re . ntalete SS Tose gailiantiy to i a bad record of achtevement for a Shakespeare ’ nN ss * “ctas108. ‘a . a. ~ Lt A.5}"* as Many reasons hy it unabie Cas : lad who started with nothing. He ‘. ‘ i has a 3599-acre stock farm 39 miles from Chicago. That is his hobby. “That would be a grea! pleasure for me Bue I think we'd better carn— ram uptown to a hotel. The res. a z How wonder. taurants in this district are only . ‘ business men’s Prnch piaces. They : r 2 Two days later, when the party . was becoming a hary memory—al] ssservation. what A mans own FAMOUS FORTUNES | By BARBARA BAYNE { re = na en ee aw « A Inst FORTUNE— are mot nice enough for a ¢r'.” When he put her in his car. «he the anther ni eS bot the lingering ghost of a head- looked it over appreciatively To Pierce Leather Samue! Inmsull, of Electrical Fame Se: ache and a flagging appetite— Lar- “Oh, this isn’t the ore von had Pao tew hole can he nierceat ta . mts > . . , , p ‘ ; i > tris io () Siigznt ire the threads of des- TT aek ed _ -- _ . , idling . bea . - 4 “ : ‘ ** ' ‘ — , . ‘ i } : mwa 4 ’ , A P ’ ‘ AF oe) a ~ * 14, >. ’ ‘ i i «on L}i : ai) e - ~ 3 } ia - = = , ; et “4 ps “~ i ae ie aa e spe. ‘ — , id : a oe : i ta $2 4 os iad had eet. é ve on t ° enere et; zs am- — as \ ‘ - ‘ " - tr _3 ¢ = ‘+ & ‘ oo? 2U SR IAs - - : . a . 5 P CLA a a re ‘ eB os bh ae , - ~ . ; _-— . ° ’ . lolli’ Sas sAlta —— rainary mar- oo nt ee SOapSUcs about ‘clock in ~ : : See opened, tt admitted, to Lar. | "iter status. and lukewarm water. Never wash away the time It contained an ,.. een sew uae i done Well, then,” said Ethel earnestly, " didn’t it ever strike aie 3 them on the board tf you want | Sfticle on the electrical achievee , : la that there was something about his i . ‘ 1 ‘Carned to have a vast contempt for quae : rabee’s amazement, no other per- ~My wife and I have separated.” gen than Flora, of the wistfu! biue eyes, the Flora of Phf Tanner’s “Oh, @o you mind’ she asked. | @ trifle breathlessly, as if she were terribly frightened. “I was in the bailding fer a conference with my dDroker when I happened to sre. - ments of Thomag A. Edison, then hardiy known in Europe. It opened up wide new vistas of thought in ihe lad’s mind. A few days later he found him- self without employmep* and turned to the “Situations Vacant” columns of a Lendon 4 oe ue eRy “Or °° Tt was a aot. complacent them to Last. They Gamanid care in | Mttle exclamation. fol of stents. mundering | cance to anyone who con!4 intar- | ‘ : : : pret ft -tehtty egetabie Cooking Men in Larrabee’s Situation were . 7 Flora’s meat. Use fust enough water ‘o cover the vegetable and } Whe n the cleck. But his yeoman service had fts reward when. in 1883, various Ed- . ison manufacturing companies were consolidated and he became vice president. Insull continued tn that position hewspaper until 1892 when the Genera] Ellec- sa + Ae re ney opie okt “YS Dutt x i ae eS 7 pete ae Oe olson add more when necessary c ooking Cut up aferviett 1908 ) | your mame on the door and I | And destiny had definitely tak mare - * . >» ABing nN LO Se yow. Tou air’ = neg y as | ~ ad . epresenta i+ @, tt » { *T} in 3 rR ern ** ’ al 3 "3 ®* AAA es ; sega — e/ Coffe " ua / . ~27 - . ~ “= wy 8 . +4 > | os : ia ‘ ».» 4 244% : _— ; 1 to Jew We ren t fright wii} cross Ww ith ie 3 a wrong unredr a - =“ , . ee. UT bis . ; ‘ equip 4 — uth see . ~~ a are you?’ i - i . : - a Ss heed & <7 iota t ‘ <tc : : ig - co _ . 4 F ; rse po 1 er apacity ‘ 3 7 WiOFs.e5 wo; a . :n-« iY in su took ee % “oat and uf N W—Buv if NOW ( y\ \] FE ™ wits —_ i) ~ = uf Rel» SOoT a » - : — “ “a

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. —— A EE EE SO ect = nee ea ne ae on ‘eins -Large, droopiriiw faille. Tne crown is cov- various colored @Mflowers and a large dragon. and bindings —4 » een —e a ~~ ree + eS ee ey = '¢ THE RHYMING | , NX) | O N OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis DM ADE Mise Bitte a - tn an Se i i i i a -AND | The Old, Old Song. — RHE old folks tell us of the | 3 chance since days when they | man who loveg 3 were young, how ali the ways | “9 life are strange, steps danced | tinc a man to @gma ballads sung. They tell us, sed in for 2a gam we know it truth, that naught "Dow as then, in those ad days of youth; long-van- times change, 7 savy, and men. Yet we, who , never look our histories, must marve] “washed” j men at this, for back in ancient masties joy dwelt within a kiss. ichildren’s laughter sweetly milled upon the wind at dusk; a WoMal, any since, as now, the hyacinth for a week op@gied fragrance sweet as musk mec old men sigh and speak of ange as swift years onward bye; but now, as then, though grows strange, life’s song is SUy love 1 Musical come s between the Use Newspapers. ID you ever think of making a ymipliment, ang nphantly as sh “seca a. ee — aoys dress or any light Wight garment from the daily per’ Just roll up the news- a cirl to a er, tie it in the center, leaving Op of the twine in lieu of a hk and you will have a@ service- me hanger. 7 . i s shoulders as “s it hewspaper tnto tiny squares iirst pretty PUse these for stuffing pillows. “ble who have used them prefer a2 to hair pillows. a a s “cause, once l® n that never mien pecline wveretables and mm keep a newspaper on the ta- You can readily transfer the - s_—55 iDto the garbage can, and lof, and what Mi Much easier to burn or discard he best physic PPaper than it is to wash the —Hacon. r ¥ “ Tt? ie yy , actin ‘| SHERE uy attempts to imitate Btoffer Whar a4 . rracious COMMBUperior quality’ Sut in Prre@ianes only ney ey ‘an the de@Ri¥alues—th.e roodness ta ‘ inner Shih " ‘ : ; aMe—de copied. Coffe “ae «Coffee—Lb. 35c | ALE O , MOG ER STORES Be ew oe BSD AY, JANUARY 28 1926. en eRe cerntnaeinecnennestineen tte ee A te ee i i i a aaa ' noe a ee | eves did glow! As yet she hadn't saan Danny and Nanny; she had the henyard and popped right in | | only smelled them. But Danny) at the little door left open for the | ror Nanny knew that if she kept hens to goin and out. Once more | iin Eeen would sec them. They Danny Meadow Mouse had been | | kept their eyes fixed on those lucky. But he and Nanny were | | greenish eyes of Black Pussy’s. separated. | Presently they saw a change in | _(Conyright, 1926.) | them and they saw Black Pussy | For Evenings crouch tospring. They knew then! VENING slippers ee hichty | a. were discovered. | ornamental. Those of metal kid As Black Pussy sprang Danny | covered with multi-colored painted darted one way and Nanny darted eg a a a another way. It was this that ei . > ios astration. Then | saved them. You see, Black Pussy | no; " hea oe geting ae hesitated. She didn’t know which /bucklies but entire slippers of to go after first. By the time she ruinestones, and they certainly give had decided, Danny and Nanny wiighoresseses. ee * However, they ees Denny had run| = ° =« «. e Straight out the hole by which. he coiffure- is no longer be- they had entered. Nanny had dis- ‘decked with combs, bands. ‘filets covered a little, small hole just big “'°: : In fact, no hair ornaments enouch for her to squeeze through hn ee se ot ete crt fash- and she had gone out that way ——————— Danny had come out at the end of aoc the porch. Nanny had come out at} iy Lea 7 ad a inthianiniieeaianeiadl ee _——_ ltt i ee SR st ene yunemennal ad 7 Children’ s Bedtime Story | By THORNTON W. BURGESS. The Separation | Fright makes selfishness appear In those we love and hold most dear. 4 “ e a | Be AE : E -4 | ANNY Mouse were crouchin mo- | ooh D : . . Seas a : tionless sTde by side under); -inecek P ea~ > cao ray “J smell Mouse, muttered Black Pussy’s way. Black Pussy, and her eyes began her for a moment or to clow. sa | smell” more than ny reached the henvard. | Mouse; I smell Mi he had no trouble at all She began to ore Sade soft- ping through the wire netting. } » ir > c . ly, a step at a time, and how her Black Pussy couldn’t do that. course not. | er. — a lety Of the side of the porch. So it was! aie = Wis ure 1* think of Sy RS the TS eR AMI! L Y Royal Patent Flour. *The trademark of highest grade flour over &alf a century muitered Black | was no | Of | been | She just hap- able to follow Nanny because that | | pened to crouch there, trying to hole was so tiny; so she had gone | short dis- | they would | Bowser the | to get_in |.. This stopped | two and Dan- | Of course, | in slip- | But | Danny darted across = Ask Your Grocer for | ¢ } Jor NS ray | “3 ‘ 2 i . ‘ ; . \ . Ny i “a | Sold the Day They’re Baked SN large, delicious, some pies Tate carton so that it reaches you just the way it came from choice: £3) generations ‘the kitchen—clean, untouched, = | Mamma’s Family Pies are de fr fresh f h | For 27 Years) bong ida le eens, Shey | OurDr. Moritz | | melt in your mouth. has been: fitting successfully Baked Daily by the Children’s Eyes | Yung & Mueller Bakery Co. without asking a question. One | | St. Louis | moderate charge includes glass- es, testing. service for one year. AT YOUR Moritz Optical Co | | Goes, “OhE 1 Bor inte cae PE one con -—— 609 N. BROADWAY at | RESH from the oven, these | whole- | ate delivered to | your grocer daily. Each pie. is packed carefully in a sepa- | Tp Philosophical a 'N OTES | Phrasinges the. - * * Everywhere in life the true qués- | tion is not what we gain, but what we do.—Carlyle. . * s Joys do not stay, but take wins’ and fly away.—MartiaL 'mont, and he ) Frank W. A Ai a et unttieeseeeee One of the youngest trust bust- ers in the country is Miss Grenna | Sellers, a member of the staff of! the Behavior is a mirror in which, everyone shows his image.—Goe-. United States District Attorney Buckner in ow ads City. 7 For the position as bill clerk in that body. she is Miss Mary Simpson of Ver- ‘r salary is $2500. * ay: a of 15 years, Barbara . granddaughter of the late Woolworth, with $30,- At the age Hutton ABOUT WOKEN first time in the history of Congress a woman now holds a/|s 'area she is now much smaller than { ODD FACTS $| she was then. young girl in | Moving pictures have been suc- | | cessfully transmitted by wireless by means of a machine designed | fashi asnionable Logdon church, has | ee ae | Started a crusade against brides | Postage stamps to be printed in | With heavily powdered faces and | ‘painted lips. England for the Turkish Republic | (000,000 in her own right, is con- | Sidered the richest country. | e . . Pork and . ° ° " show the figure of a le ‘gendary hero | Mrs. Viola D. Pugh, employed | ‘with his pet wolf at his feet Finest Quality Packed . e * in the General Washington, is Privileged to | President Coolidge. Iland Office in | the only woman: Germany’s population is now | the name of; Practically the same as that of. | 1908, in spite of the fact that in} 10 Cents a Can Ask Yeur Grocer sign Improved Methods—Quan- aty Production—Volume. EV (ORG): A Bread Advertisement written for same mother would choose. Wax “ax = PEA {O2xDi Ox OC He { »~> enna aia, am 7 = {I sxc aren es \— 24 €7 1 INGTON yo ‘AS . > ‘eae Jo a e au fa WI XY Men know the meaning of these words as applied to present day methods of doing business. In your own work, for in- stance, are not these the three factors for which you constantly strive, knowing full well that to attain per- fection in each is an as- surance of minimized over- head, maintained high quality and lowest unit cost. loaf. And Volume? Kroger operates on these sound princi- ples. Into Country Club Bread go the finest ingredients that money will buy. The is NOW using. We also Bake— White Split Top Loaf—Lb., 7c; Ta 1b...........10€ Rye Bread—With the true rye taste; lb., 7c; 1151b. 10c Vienna—Or Hearth Bread; crisp crust; lb. loaf. . Whole Wheat Bread—Very nutritious; lb. loaf.. Raisin Bread—Every Wednesday only; lb. loaf.. Ic Gountry Dub BREAD SOLD ONLY AT KROGER STORES ard Ga FAVE SAW They are bought for per- formance only—not price. Neither do we _ consider expensive the finest ma- chinery and most improved methods. Vital they are to quantity production. Necessary to bake the best 78,095,030 pounds of Country Club Bread were sold during 1925. Isn’t it but logical that volume in any busi- ness cannot be built without QUALITY? May we suggest, sir, that you ask your wife what bread she = BUNA PEER. DPAIBEE SSCS ORO

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