St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 30, 1926

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REVENUE BUREAU ON LAST LEE - we ws om faye " tlh er arahaare ist! ¥ , 4 ~ ae : bla age ss 9 al IRS pe ata Wer ng, Pe ie ee eee pe Ate trices a. t ‘ ‘ Meee) cep eM crit ha B ie Li eee inte eek Y * } ~ — : ~ i a i Johnson, burglar, who was shot ‘day; colder Sunday and in north /counsel for the Wabash Railroad, Charges of collusion between In- : , .og |Portion tonighe; warmer in south- /tod; i it j “cuit .C ‘ here Wednesday night, died at 1:20 eek Ginvthinn. dedi. oday filed suit in Circuit Court toli.nal Revenue Bureau employes this afternoon, after a full confes-| Arkansas: Cloudy tonteht and | take —_— of the Stand- | ana Washington ‘“‘tax fixers’ have jon to the slaying on the night of | scene — —: warmer to-|@rd Stamping ¢ ts “000 North| been made in the Senate by Sena- | Bea 12. of Mr. and Mrs. ey ee der Sunday except in Beosaway, from George W iegand | tor Glass (Dem.), Virginia, a for- co —Pacific and Atlantic Photo. W rmot anienee meni Jan, 90 ce : son, Ralph, at} apenas and his three sons, who are rank- ! moa arv of ‘asury : : : : citi way ae. sa W. Jeske and their son, Pp ! Sun sets today at 5:20 p. m.; rises], cpacare pellet ‘- | mer Secretary -“ the ee : This picture of the Spanish aviators who are flying across the Atlantic was taken a few days be-| (4:15 p. m.).—The Spanish trans- | favia. They returned home and! tomorrow at 7:09 a. m. g rs and employes of the Protesting against ™ eesera: fore the Start from Spain. Left to right, they are: Ensign Duran, Commander Ramon Franco, and ‘ ‘ onica 4 Myurprised him in the act of robbing| Stage of the Mississippi River |C°™Pany. Minnis assserts he owns! treatment 0! igen by the} Sapt. Ruiz Alda. Ensign Duran did not fly in the seaplane today, remaining behind at the Cape Verde | Atlantic fliers are in comm Wihe home, he said, in a deathbed ‘at St. Louis, 3.2 feet at 7 a. m., a} $218,300 of the $500,000 capita | Treasury Department in the levy-| Islands. The third man on the longest leg of the journey is Pablo Rada, mechanician. tion with the island of Fernando —— en ee Ot Nt: ett. ttt a - A A et an ee ; Nek: Sora Sat ) ing of reassessments, Senator Glass aera — wtatement and he shot them down | rise of .7 of a foot. |stock of the company, which fe de- seth cited several instances of — -me Islands, Jan. 30.—A wireless mess Wounded in a fight’ with police-|pi and Lower Missouri Valleys—a | th oe en eee the age from the Spanish cruiser Don (be suspended from office, A thira | tute of limitations could apply right {90 Semen Wednesday night, when he| period of snows or rains early part, | ) | | . » 1060 3 ,son, James J. Wiegand, is saleg| Pefore the refund had to be paid. °a1° i . Blas Lezo received at 12:40 o'clock Was captured, Johnson was thought | about middle and again toward end. |"~ 5 | Sees | ‘ . \ : 5 i | M A N Ww Sp be recovering, but peritonitis de- |Temperatures near or below normal [@@nager. It is asked that the Wic- | a eee — Negro Waiter Also Put Under ost Brilliant ffair in € York Since the this afternoon says Commander | '‘gands be enjoined from expending | This bureaucratic action was so . Meloped yesterday afternoon and} most of week. bly ad Pas ULE uf ‘Pa : ' a4 af ' a i;loss in 1925. ale - *~ Oy oe ~ hs : ” . a , ' Franco’s seaplane was flying in nor- lany of the funds of the company |@tTocious.” he declared, “that I Bond—Exalted Ruler and | War Given at the Astor by mal fashion at that time, headed r aq . ‘. ic unting of $193 062.39 ‘ 1] > red t r *j a Is essagre recc'ived Wiis bedside awaiting the end when | So + ALICE Yl ” A wireelss m ge re - ; ee eee : und to be paid immediately. . 4 ais tan ith @bnson, suffering intensely from INDEPENDENT FLIGHT 10 ARCTIC Minnis to have been-improperly ex- | “Te]] stg ane name of the om. | from Commander Franco this af Lists Sal ) : By Leased Wire IF'rom the New York | became, “A Toutes les Gloires des neon i 1 ee oe . niintainea 4Sts Salary Pa S, ) : ° : ave “é é Ss les G os : . a ee werntainnd ance ‘hk Pledge $20,000 to Licutenant- From 1921 to the ecahand ee ,Smoot (Rep.), Utah, demanded, boulevard, kept open house, such Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | Beaux Arts.” mpturc. | Commander Richard E. Byrd. - ‘| “and T will see to it that he is im-}very open house that Prohibition NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—Like a bes It Pah = fie D...m.. when the |? & Aaa ; iselves i , |} mediately dismissed.”’ + W > we - : /Cour era intoned: Te '’T want to give up,” he said, and; WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—An in- se'yes in salary, Minnis asserts, the | “Frame your tax bills so such Agent C. H. Stanley walked right |rekindled benfire, the extravagance | Soleti.” : shade measage received bythe Ministrs # Policeman Frank Schwartz bent | dependent expedition to explore the | and $75,000: Port wi 7, | Work ts impossible,” Glass replied in and bought a drink there, he of Marine this afternoon sald that sand, $75,000; orter egand, | a” cocci ; Seo 6g [ tOld United States Commissioner]... now York | a.. pent. ized by Lieutenant-Commander $39,3 00; George C7. Wiegand, $34,- and later explained he was not war .vew Y Ol k, came back last ! had Queen Maria The resa (Prin- established wireless communication "I killed those people in Bata-| Richard E. Byrd of Winchester,| |... Midis. 27.- , aye AAS IOAN f p '000, a total of $175,950. Minnis’ [The row over the bureau’s ad- I wasn’t wearing horns and I The beaux arts ball took over the |moved by dark green arbors, where o'clock, Greenwich time. finned, and then feebly requested |tion of the MacMillan expedition | |. oo ici lite Ratti papi 'a general attack from Democratic Hotel Astor ballroom. ‘fountains whispered, under trel-| PORTO PRAYA, Cape Verde ed? he ne ine « blbes of milk. |iast. summer ie “ ve, particularly in view of} Saino : r cae : ws “Sg ee ithe fact that the gross business| vend s vobnson ong om cp ond rn a Ril apps goo Manan a. ‘and profits of the company have ' pending revenue bill so as to pre- pitabte that I could have bought and The Arts turned back the , and finally ascended the throne. ;mon Franco, the Spanish aviator, Was ransacking the eske home, | Py “« ye ~ et been dwindling ut i ape : PG ‘ , g under the o | *» ck 300 years, uis XIV, the |, two miles west of Batavia, when | Who have already pledged oe | awement. : oe jriod of two years after the tax ig | member. ” years, ane Seem ' ‘jet 35 feet and up the two long! Plus Ultra on the third leg o1 > ates : ae! Minnis declares that ;s ¢ | pa | : | ae Rome from Christmas| Edsel Ford, each of whom | $950,000 in 1919 fell in cyan ad Senator Couzens (Rep.), of |of a raid by prohibition agents On /jord it for a brif span over van-j|his cortege, the revivals of royalty |South America. His destination iv the rear door and the burglar; Commander Byrd is negotiating | °" _ : ase: ‘the special committee that inves-}When a quantity of liquor was) : se : lof Versailles. lacross the Atlantic. The start was @iired a shot through the wall, he | Ow with several concerns’ for from $177,000 in 1919 to an $826' BOE $he hese ad princi found in the club bar. ‘This led to; Crew behind whose mimicry peeped | | | ; ' | re ; ‘ce tre , The Spanish cruiser Blas de Lezo ~ 9... '@ither of the dirigible or airplane Alleges Improper Payments. peer cna nate - Kuhlman, exalt- | cesses, the Grand Dauphin, the | : At that point Officer Schwartz | ©! her o le. He Uste as tmpreper “ainnaees ota ogg sopra mse ope of sree solic se: Angele ci taen: Suen bles, ‘Duke and Duchess of Orleans, the | towed the seaplane to a good spo! : oi seve million dollars, oinec in ’ : Se oe - | ee a ; ang Present prospects favor Spitz- | P&. | : ’ MT Conesce tended a2 | bergen. as a base, with Byrd flying ewan, SU008.58 ee tee had reason t beli ] droli. steward: Julius Berryman, a/Was transformed into the gardens to say nothing of the King’s fa- cpa bree — bo ceamaeel i ason ) , se ' " | ee ‘ ra ded ‘ 2 : se many employes mia mre wee ”’ hé con-/| Va... w manded the navy sec- | . , , a five or six weeks ago,” he con a.. who com sah |declares these salaries to have been | ™nistration of tax cases developed | gign’t ‘moo’ either, to get in,” he | blue moonlight played softly and —— ‘Senators who urged revision of the commented. They were so. hos- Fifth avenue and Park avenue ‘Hsed arches overhung with leaves, | [slands, Jan. 30.—Commander Ra- ivent reassessments within a pe- {anything they had without belng a | Past the fountain that raised a| hopped off today in the scaplan: he banker and his. family re- | being John D. Rockefeller Jr. and | id. His testimony was the aftermath | grand monarch, was resurrected, to ‘flights, into the royal lodge, moved | his attempted flight from Spain t” thopping. One of them entered | offered $20,000. ($681,456, and that profits were cut | Michigan, who was chairman of [the Elks’ Club New Years eve, ished nobies and ladies, a ghostly ‘that once walked the real Gardens Pernambuso, Brazil, 1712 miles ; - , P were P 2 , made at 6:10 o'clock this morning. said, ‘suitable craft for the expedition, i'whom the Treasury Dapartment |Charges of Volstead law violatiom |the gay eyes of New York's nota- | Thete were Princes and Prin- | interrupted the dying man to ask | t¥YPe- oe ge es 7 ie gilt ball f » As *he in the b ‘him which to rise, and t ’ ‘payments as follows: (George F ce ; z saie §l vaallroomn of the Astor!) Duke and Duchess of Burgundy, |i" the bay w so, & gi orge J. the debate. He said the commit- | Bertero, secretary, Sebastian Pe-| | “ “ Meclaration. Johnson nodded Ae] eee there to Cape Morris Jessup | 84nd, $371.54, and James J. Wei- ‘de Montespan, Mme. de Fontanges, | ®nd Franco pointed its nose toward ow ~ e, atively. : S ‘ . : i os ] 272 7e ’ Pr 4 ’ in Peary Land, at the northern tip{|sand, $2703.76. He said that at- off. ; mi place of groves and fountains, an | . - “ ‘* Pas _ 6 sé - " as ? become “—_ x ‘ * 'OL ’ lL men »er. ‘ , a 1 j * . : Ang it,” he said; “I'll suffer ‘of Greenland, and then striking = | ys employed for personal bus- ae eae minagie ! Exalted Ruler Discharged. enchanted region of lovely statues, ser * i pmangag Bee was Oe erecannaat allan aa 7 prt te toward the pole. It is Command-jiness of the Wiegands had 1 Pr gst pati ‘ , his fellow pro- . 2 ; olbert, Minister oO “inance; oa : 3 ] ee Senators Robinson, Arkansas,|_ “fer spe ipc Ca ; 6 ee eee 'Prince Conde, warrior and cava- Mechanic Optimistic, ae & _ © Killed After Shopping Trip. er Byrd's intention, if plans can|paid $5500 improperly ang that ~ Schwartz immediately tele- be formulated in time, to leave for|attorneys employed “upon tax honed the police station and | gpitzbergen or Etah in April. Oth-/claims by the company had been Meputy Police Commissioner Cor-/| oerwise he would not leave until) paid $13,155, which he asserts to Moran and Sergt. McCanna hurried} august, in which case he would | have been $7830 in excess of a just ® the hospital to obtain the full! probably go to Etah, spend the} fee, As : ; told &heir , = the Democratic leader, and Swan- |hibition agents had ee ee ee ‘Mer; Louis de Bourbon, the King’s| All day yesterday mechanictans r; : 1 tero and/jeweled and perfumed, a dreamy cars son, Virginia, and McKe _{stories, Kuhlman, Ber p , y: | oa 4 ‘ nessee, Democrats aie oe Johnoff were discharged by the/impossible place where the great | Sreat captain. oe were Cor- hes vey ee a ae Government be ‘restrict2d to at |Commissioner. The grand exalted/and the powerful of 1926 escaped | Delle, Moliere, Racine and all the) chine in the be | . saint -Atlantic flight. Prior § t: nm ¥ le d the secretary, it wa8jinto another era of the great an other great figures of a dead day./|trans-A least two years in completing set- a aga not present at the! powerful. ’ — | _Dances of Former Days. leaving here Franco and his assist- i POR STE oad ~ EPS - tonfession. winter there, and hop off in the The Wiegands have failed to Wile wus tee -— time of the raid, and Steward Ped-| All the gems that glittered wal The men at arms and guard of ants were filled with confidence i The slayer had escaped In ¢f/spring of 1927. + keep a system of accounts, Minnis uetveisin said he ¢ = 3 ‘ ann | roll claimed full responsibility for | the costumes of those ladies would | #onor stood by while there fel-j thet the Fim es wes = ie Mske automobile, later abandon- Although the navy is not to be | asserts, which accurately reflects i itatio - gP scott he ane what went on in the part of the|have overfilled the cave of Alj| lowed the presentation of the en-|Ssunse the Cras ee : : ie stg mitation, but present figures 'voys from Scotland, Persia, Genoa,| duplicate through the air the fea’ iy img it at West Chicago. The re- | officially connected with the expe-/ tne true condition of thm mamiamee Molver used in the murders, a/| dition, it may furnish gone a or the profits and losses oe “ Scaliber weapon of foreign|for the aircraft. It is anticipated |v. ious departments. es sie Bake, was found near the ma-| Byrd will be granted leave without Tes, }club where the liquor was found.| Baba. There were diamonds such Johnoff, according to testimony,/as Sinbad found in the Valley of | Africa—like great flapping birds | of Christopher Columbus in linking had been caught in the club by the!Serpents. Mrs. S. Stanwood Men- lof strange bright plumage, moving| up Spain with the Americas. under. each/ken’s costunie alone cost’ $7600, |*hroush fhe unearthly ‘giamors of} Particularly optim wee > the scene. young mechanic of the Plus showed that the Government for years has been far behind on its review of tax returns. To restrict also, incompetence of Porter Wie-|lit now to two years, he @eclareg |Taiders with liquor ~ NR al lh Sh AGT 5 oe ee dome thine. objection. gand to superintend the ' ts had no search | wit § 25 , Johnson, according to previous Ss Le . |} department and ee Magee hg a — + ee Got: Imumtace sia eae ncn gyen the “inlaiee ge ee a es When the envoys of all the/ Ultra, Pablo Rada. He po'nted out Snow Hauled for Alaskan Roads. es J. Wie-|lars to the Government and would | ©2'rant for | ’ l had d h h ith which the seaplane Matements, turned from Aurora to ees meres 9 _.|8and to manage the sales force work injustices bot] payers {they obtained was held to be Il-| Wore $163,000 Rub neon lenge ton peepee epadats ecspoin’ Fr msi Y a ae Moliet after the Jeske murders and | VANCOUVER, B. C., Jan. 30.— The company offices were c] ‘i 1/and the a. te S on both taxpiryers ‘tewal. ’ uvy. ‘to the monarch, with a motion ot} as flown the 817 miles from Pa- Tobbed scores of homes before he For the first time in the history of this sthesmamis ail Geom “ Panes — Pigect gg ise said me That left only Pedroli.and Ber- For four weeks 14 seamstress- the hand he signified it was his|los, Spain, to the Canary Islands, s shot by Motor Cycle Police- | Northern oe ' gta “ae gand could not be reashat ae ra tag — es oe Iryman. the Negro waiter. Pedroli|es had stitched and sewed over the Pleasure for the ballet to begin. | and from the Canaries to the Cape | , ,;Southern Alaska, snow is being)! reached, and within a year or so the two- |" 5 ; | Music of 200 ye ‘ f 1058 mi man Michael Cassidy Wednesda} 4 to cover roads ee ‘year limitation ‘would he practi was charged with possession and’ glimmering silver fabric. And; ~*~ usic é years ago, strings, Verdes, a distance of 1050 miles. Might after he had broken into Seeeee "2, Orrrr oe ‘ON TIME FOR WORK 37 YEARS | able. | siaiaes “| Berryman with sale of liquor.| Mrs. Menken set it off by wearing and gered a sera decorously | The motors of the plane had func- © houses here. oR aR Mec The question of limitation, now |Both were released under $1000/¢he celebrated, Hope ruby, worth = soe ae a ae Bho tioned Rage 3 popes two Realized Death Near. ‘ “Old Punctuality,” Pennsylvania | fixed at four years, went over for |?°Mds. $163,000, lent by Cartier & Co. to the stately figures 4 thea votte ett Sone = 4 ack ae | Although readily admitting bur- Features in Tomorrow’s Telegrapher, to Be Retired. future consideration. “I walked into the club on the Maybe there was anachronism |anq minuet 2 stir >A dete Praarag Pes rt “ sin mars _ Sawa ae Joliet, Aurora and Xad- Sunday Post-Dispatch By the Associated Press, Glass Renews Attack. afternoon of Dec. 30,” Agent Stan- | outside. Up to the curb.of the As-| over, the King and Queen left the na a oa. ee akee, Johnson had previously unday fF ost-L/ispatc | STEUBENVILLE, O., Jan. 30.—/ Resuming his attack on. “op-|jley testified. “I went straight»back ‘tor drew no golden coach-and-four | +¢prone ail the Beaux Arts — ir With Colonel H Anoth in the Post-Dispatch Begi T Behind the Scenes With Colonel House other Exclusive Feature in the Post-Dispa egins !omorrow | - 2 ‘ “

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shoot: somebody, That's why the; detectives found the revolvers on th ug.’ The prisoner regards. his part in the two crimes ag one to which little blame ceuld attach. sists. ha was drunk and “played the rele of innocent bystander” in each cage. iis { pet ry + ae re ee Bet oo oe op ing ene ! 2 a Plo ah ae a : eae man avenue, University City, come to New York at once to “get! Di me out of this scrape." ing to detectives, Mrs. plied that she woula do everyt hing | possible, but did not promise to), make the trip to New York, It is! ee eb et Cane Rec nae Sauer ne" > ey & raat ver for her son, s of Worthless Checks, | Detectives are investigating re | Seaman ey — Ninhe orate ROR INO I lea ‘in ‘ ~ ‘ ee xe e Wikteienes ey - ing more than the $200 monthly: pr hi a ” “ we TRE ATO EEN, in aa ew tal 5 aah: Rinng ny oii ead es ore aa — ¥ occu Hardman, ‘Fuller, Ford and Douglas, has. been: !¥" today between the police and_ He in-, Hardman, -erside Drive, mother, Mrs. Anne Dillon, 726 He-/ his father's understood she has retained a law- The valet of the late Cardinal Mer- ports that Dilton has been spefd- | episcopacy. allowance, which he says. he re- while the two were eelves from his mother, and that/ on a plan to unite he has passed worthless chécks Catholic and ong Broadway and in the Village, Lord Halifax represented: the An-| The investigation has disclosed! glican Church at the funeral that Dillon and a companion were.Cardinal Mercier. ey had never worked ss suco. | apd two alleged robbers, were who 6 élite lnown asy Wounded in a gun fight in Brool:- ing with his mother, Mrs. Joning * suspected holdup gang. in an apartment on Rivy~! Phe boy, Robert Dougherty, was | Wounded in the right lee by a stray ‘bullet. The two wounded holdup William Baer, an attorney WhO* suspects. were Vincent Pelegrino 5 and j|have received the total million. the will begin, receiving payment of an- | While its members rushed to con- nual installments and by 1936 will | Sratulate the veteran,\who. is the | Pedroli terminated the session. | | only Civil] War seldier remai | | . maining in. With the proceeds of his concerts’ the House. Bets e " eS 5. : a ) S ahs it 2 ST. LOUIS; POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, 1926. T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH meee ig c = ——— -~ ae a7 orca a = az = | en by the Senate to the nomina-— County Resident A ested Ul East St. Louis Patro TBE | ' nis. | : N ae "tion of* Federal Judge Harry B. Five Charges, Including Coroner’s Jury H eer Them. as atural | aw | Anderson of the Western Tennes- + 1s : . ’ Ps ir ads | | | | ‘see District, whose: administration Flourishing Revolver. in Self Defense” = Bie reakers | ‘under a recess. appointment was.a is oe 7 . j te - igi : He and Three Others Broke | Provisions for Reduction of Accident Occurred When subject of inquiry. | aul a in Door of Country ot . | Nermal Incame Levies. Shot: Was Fired to Loos- subcommittee. which investigated | traffic policeman last night. He did ajct of justifiable homici@e ap ‘eae - LONDON Jan 30,—W L. | : | ! ithe charges brought: against the more than that. He drew a re- S j ‘ P , ' . “Se , . P , | ; ; . 'St. Louis yesterday, Brig House in. Pennsylvania, George, noted writer and iecturer | ‘and fer Miscellaneous en. Coal as Men Were jurist and of the entire judiciary | iver the policeman reports, and| p eral Her Gerkted | H Rel on women, died today. He ~wes 44) | T; | ne ~rer oper ees cyte bag t d to shoot if th lice- se a a md | e ates. ” | ax Repeals Accepted. | Leaving ‘called’ up last night out of its regu- | *MFreatenee to Shoo € pouce- fataily shot William, ee years old, having been born ot: Brit-.| ° ; lar order. and confirmed without! man didn’t get off the running} years old, foliowing a br é : FU ND JE Y ish parents in ParfS. He received, | ‘ * Le S88 hc poet record vote. | board of his automobile. ‘dance hall at.537 Collingediie, | RS WEI RY. tiles calieneittein- ns Miele ae | By the. Asseciated Presa, By the Associated Prees. ‘ | e subcommittee had reported There are now five charges|nue, Nine defense witha : A ce and’ Ge: WASHINGTON, Jan. ‘4v.—Hav- BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan. 30.— that four full days of hearings had , ues - | uestioned at length, the | ; 2 f: | SRR» ; , | , against Alfred Class. He is ac- “© e ing i IN $20,000 LOOT Death w ) ing: disposed of the non-cuntrover- | Res¢ue crews today were bringing | failed to disclose anything affect- | lasting four hours. an | ‘ : pope en NE peepee sia] items of the tax reduction ‘out. the last of the: 27 miners; 11 | ing- Judge Anderson’s “morals, in- | cused of assault to kill, flourishing | y+ Josey Grigsby, counsel-ine re. 9 t : “oy lanai — eart failure, Mr, George had | ‘white and 16 negroes, who were |tegrity or standing in the communi-'aqa deadly weapon, carrying, con-| of R 1“ told D ~~ ' M f His Three Months ae fet bill, the Senate today tackled tho) i120 in the explosion at the Moss- | ty.” cmatind teting. save | Guede: aaa eeaall Pics | cities | ; : y ic | ed W is, resis : Green when . ened : ost oO 18 ree on Ine sme his literary work. Onivy | provisions on which contests have | poro Mine of the Premier Coal While giving the jurist a clean eeu aon th a sean Arrest ‘that six witnesses ro, no fas pren i . - (a few days ago he completed an- | ve , , |bill of health, Chai N g a stop al. ATreste | : Oa n58 in New York Spent IN| other book, : | : es ae a l st of tl Decongester erty ng Abe sap onggeee i the an Has niecns aoa oe ed at his. home, 7215 Dale avenue, ; peared and that he bell ‘ ey Que: ’ 4 ’ : . i / i eA j Ino oO 1¢ ; hes whe ’ ~ . } ; @. > ° | 4 ’ e Drinki St. . Mr. George in one of’ his lectures’ em ~ 7 en aie naa{mine at the time. of: the blast: es- |S. E. Murray, District Attorney for |5t Louis County, he gave bond of ata wie be ead ri ng, Louisan in New York in 1922 declared; that eae daeaeam bor the House and poe ‘eaped uninjured. | the Western Tennessee District, de- | *! five ee been } soph MeGtynn, pane | 1e crews sent to the mine from | ** 4 e as “about the/|., ; | bie : nag . Admits. logued them and that he hal 65. /Rreved: bar the mira Comamaittes, ‘the United States Bureau of Mineg| Vorst you could get and ought to | Lindell boulevards at 11 o'clock |the charge being made.t | AG Is Bi PS | apa distinct species tucked away 2 | ‘were accepted w'thout debate aad) ibe removed from office.” last evening,” Traffic Officer An- Jury and invited ig ; | : whlels. te. nenlee: treed ioe am | although still subject to amendment in Birmingham and from mines | Judge. Ande , .-i'thony Goellner reported, ‘when, Grigsby, after a disct 4 ) By a Staff Correspondent of the |)... interesting cone ia gt no centests against these are in/near the scene, gn gad atts | ates. ar jacana ~sabe ee | his fellow drove.his Haynes coupe | the State's Attemnes: Aan Z | : nat.-Dix sh. ) . ‘the night under the rection o = . y en , 1h | ee andl Re : : | = A su, 7 a ee | In his analyses he said he ‘put ‘prospect, ; : Se Someelit ies Tneperter Nesbitt. and | Coolidge last month. Action on it north on Grand boulevard. The ; the witnesses available, ei aoe | : NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—From his woman on the end of a pin and : : Pressing for action on the con- . - = ‘cad ome all but three| “24 deferred at the request of C. signal was changing and I yelled | Policeman Gerking testified ayill be ; ; cell in the fourth tier of the his- , cxamined them as {f they were in-| W. L. GEORGE. ‘ troversial items, Chairman Seipagaeateg Pavey 2 Bp: 6 Huston of Tennessee, a former.) 2¢ him, ‘Hurry up.’ But he didn't had been detailed to the,¢ 22, ha eed i toric Tombs, ‘“Toddy” Dillon, St: teresting insects. Those ie on’ So tht estates alien wie the Finance Committee, in, ogg ated al 'Assistant Secretary of Commerce. ‘hurry up and got across the inter-| and about 11 p. m. he had. & Ale af Louis youth charged with robbery analyzed ranged from 17 to 68/\~ seg 0 ; 5 |charge of the bill, was confronte: | sted-thihe : : | Subsequently eight affidavits were section after the _ signal had | into a basement refreskment, om & ns an é and burglary, today expressed ¢Con- § years, eas >a Sat ae a pereod today with debate from the oppo- | the ee gong ithin 'sent to the subcommittee and there | changed to east and west. I told'to quell a disturbance hich Raimihe Zonl! : , , : ate di meno : Scripts and a sentence on the out- ‘tw s, verton ; , : ‘ e a - fidence that he will escape prosecu-' He characterized woman as “the. en ae the énvelope " ‘eae nend's. lunch to; hie place. of em-| took tn. Meade Be pat of. 43 | me 12 feet into the street,” the 0. ive to nonchalantly puffed a geres’’ and love, being a noisy thing, it}and Helen of Troy | Provisions accepted yesterday |: Gi vai ROS. "EPOMAM: | comment, at 2816 Biddle street. yee | ranch | | o', 7. iceman testified. “As I-rose om BEE... ... and reviewed his three months’ 80- | opstructs scientific observation. If. } of Troy. and over which no further contco-; brought out many men who were| joy OT ‘ » yes-| machine as he speeded, away. elbow, Ragan had: a pistol leva OY journ in New York, His chief) ),,-, is. bifnd. it alate 4 ‘ A Social Reformer. . versy is expected, ineludea: inot injured, but were unable to | °F sal Two hours later a St. Louisi.- hi : ; "ato them it Gan oe be thatthe Nowis,.. 00 °°” certainly is mot; In addition to his. writing, M?.| peguotions in the normel in-|reach the surface. , W nes. alte returned a half hour! deputy sheriff and five St. Tonis| eon “ ge wa ar POMP iate mel ‘ é ; , a ‘ George was long known as a social. arog ; ; ater, she discovered the younger SP | ° ; ale Vr sonia ens os pa aie lent Mr. George said that women. worker, one of his roles being that —— goes from 2 to 1’@ per Three Miners Killed, 33 Burned im child in the kitchen, his Soll eens peti —— a na fell his pistol flying: In the alr tag i : ~ re pee nat givnied gy un Were more agile mentally than of champion of better conditions| cent om the first. $4000 of taxaple | Colorado, Blast, ‘on fire. She smothered the flames ‘said he ttt PO gts i ™~ |landing at his side, As. he pig ‘at the m May ‘0 ; * al nee ~ ey ; ; 3 ec a t Associ: at ates | ) ° . ‘ his oS | / porte murder of his father mi Man, he said, was more, in-| for working girls,,on which theme)! a gt elem ried’ “tg vie ae a | me the ARREARS Bae, and called a neighbor’ood phy- | mete Pe: | ie Tt up, I ran in and grabbed: liag Past se today , terested in truth, for its own. sake, | one of his most popular hooks was! aL aud trom © to » percent on, TRINIDAD, Colo, Jan. 30:—A_ sician who pronounced the child | | Wrist, firing the thirg time W Henry es ‘ : and for this reason was unable to based. Among his well-known * 1e homatander. é —_ explosion in mine No. 3 of the | dead. The child’s clothing: had | ARRESTED AT HOTEL AFTER my revolver against his body, & ne exc’ : : Busy Drinking. on follow the feminine mind, leing works are “The City of Light,” | Increase from 219,090 to oaneee 'Bear Canon Coal Co., 25 miles! been ignited, apparently, from an | | Started to a telephone but R ‘Counselo 3 I don't think the Milford a air more occupied with exhausting; the. “Israel Kalisch,” “The Making of | '2 the amount on which the 28 | northwest of here, yesterday took! open fire in a grate in the living | RENTED AUTO. IS FOUND AFRE- coat began to burn and | put the mding will amount to anything,” Dillon|subject at hand, It was for this an Englishman,’ “The Second Pe? cent reduction for “earned in-|the lives of three men, but 35) room. Wiehialiihinieenalh flame out. When I returned: fram oa %: said to a Posi-Dispatch reporter. reason that women wrote post- Blooming.’ ’“The Strangers’ Wea- come” may be applied. ;miners escaped. The survivors, | ae A Ford sedan automobile, aban- | the telephone his pistol was 2006" om. bs “It's the house of Jack's uncle, and‘ scripts, whereas 1 ge would ‘rather’! ding,” “Blind Alley.” “Caliban,” “A. . Increase in tne persona] exemp-, however, all were burned and ELKS CLUB , doned and on fire, attracted the at-;|Gerking said that in the hall ie _ d _ ae sei tell gresseute. Tieave cut the Cs ee on en, csi Resor se ‘tions from $1009 to $1500 for sin- | seared, five seriously. Most of STEWARD HELD IN tention of Patrolman Wolff at Page had felt Ragan’s clothes tices fer . DSe . don't know about : the occa ge ly ang so. He called attention to let-! sion of Urusla Trent.” sate Pogo ahs SaEee: tO | Cer SIREN, Wem, NucmeR. Off. LIQU C fesg son a Th D Fine Deppstnsad| eavelvar: bus fennanape E eWe car i ae eeeemeeee tO) a __ 1 98900 for married persous. OR ASE | m. oday. e Fire Department | pe co % $39. and T suppose that can DC! asected from ee Lafayette ie: Nees OL eR IIA ECON PSY Maes wie 3 Repeal of the taxes on automo- Mine — in — Prevented | Continued from Page One was called and the Namen extin- | herein one 90 Gee ee a eens or , , st rs | ° aALAYeU.€~ - EX. | bh Rae : caine yy Safety Measure. ) OS. ee ee ee jl oiaie { a - pSu UES ’ DOME guided bh win =e We were good custome _voort Hotel on Fifth avente at 3 | CONVICT DIES inn ree on mee — geo By the Associated Press. ‘bition Agent Harris. They seated bs ee ee Dig abn ly from the left side. Other wit City C ; A EES .\o'clock last Saturday morning. AFFER CONFESSING “Se-notine Et abe ile tgaleagen me on WEST FRANKFORT, 111., Jan. | aan 3 > Ginine soom |doued-: et sing | nesses stated that they heapd: RASH his rece: ’ When asked if he had been in a tele ee : : Be plates, firearms and ammunitions, | 9¢ mabe ’ ’ _themselves In the dining room /|doned after the driver had bowled | ran say he would “ : any other trouble since reaching). a a Coe were, ROE | THREE MURDERS smokers’ articles automatic sloz!~3... 4 siglo dust prepared and! without being challenged and |over the automatic signal in the} - a 7 = One: UR4 of Alder | vt mpi . enlied, “rie” ested then, as a policemgin who | ; s : ~~* | placed as an accident prevention cajieg ; it ot Berryman. | center of the int 4 | place. ‘preme C i New York, Dillon. repied, \was summoned believed ‘Dillon’s. Continued from Page One. |machines, works of ar, ooo ateg | measure smothered an explosion in| rm, . ne ic his iter f | ‘fracina: th pg ti | Ragan, who operated a decision ae haven't had time.” | tore eh apediaapeating aE of the paper as his bowling alleys and billiard tables -orid? ae ‘They asked this waiter or a} racing the license number, the... ae . peels ut 4 _{story that he and his friegd were! the bottom of the paper as Ms, ; >| the world’s greatest coal mine and. ! ; ‘ ‘lived with his mother, Mrs, G ; ‘eet Mele enents smark. he heggi agy té-att ' , - policeman learned the car had v8 sompens | if Asked to explain his remark, Ne |. oieg, boys in New York for a, Mark. The mark was made in the shooting gallertes and riding acad-! turned what otherwise might hav nes: Or Se | : . |Janner, at 1517 Winstanl (x P H ; bine ginn - 30.—C fl duat, the ‘dust is. scattered on the | timony: — commen . dings ee as met in a village restaurant. is contradicted by arry. Bagey, a| through the wall. Then a man ap- “1s chi, 66 years old, who, wag di- -tloo yf ti ) ‘Well’ vou'd | : = -Some res Bia “We had been, drinknig aj] aft-|t@Xieab chauffeur, Wager says he peared in the kitchen doorway and Yorced by the former Eleanor Pat-| ,, Se ek es te I’m : it aunt Bermeniy rh ge : perted, b Bae ernoon and T was. pretty’ well lit; W@8 hired to drive Dillon, Bfird-|1 shot him.” terson. of Chicago, several yearalinte the ee ee ae ‘Gil etn ego pompano pe neces Bee. he : | ' ; ’ , it ani : | e air. 2 ro re beige: hd 4 “ up. We had a few drinks there | ™en and a third youth from ‘Port | Mrs, Jeske was the next victim | *82, ig dead, The eae cls ietin: Witte 2 ‘which Poe tone papal re and mos zg 4. i and then ——™——— said, ‘let's make Jarvis, N. ¥ oe to Milford, antl on of Johnson's gun, while the little | Published details of his last Fears | oxplosi ee : aA 1G n pag | : @ ry an F sere Advantages of the New Wide. I! esa i this. place.’ Hardman and T were the way they told him they-*were! poy was killed last, being shot | S#0W that he led the life of an ec- | mand an nee Setie. Sanlonm, Tig SAR AR ES A SON ant corn jive * i unarmed, but the other two men) friends of August. Kiel and were squarely through the forehead the | Centric, giving up the role of the LB ndman and Mike Kern, all of counsel objected that Gill had no] pater 1 He ( Yad revolvers and stuck up the;to hunt on his estate. Hager did! gying maears said. : “Perfect Aristocrat” for which he arcs qil,, and Jerry Roach and,! search warrant and the Commis- | The fact that everything about our Phe said eg a Ba p.sce. While that went on I went not then know that Kiel was living. “er hadn't been right in my head , wae: Rann, | bone * est Mrankfort. Inet Sustained the objection, is- | establishment is new is a wonderful ad- up 158 “ rat tt 2 2 egetOw Rees: Ween ee . ; 5 : 4 pnp : See ing Johnoff. - gan” , 4 around looking for some rye and in New ¥ork City and his Milford) ¢,. tprée or four vears.” We died a virtual recluse, but in| | CRORE ) finance : § . drinking from every bottle T could) home was closed, Sinaia’ pol ei wanica the midst of the most luxurious V At HONORED, IN HOUSE MI About 30 Quarts Seized, oe to, those a te ! ected ; * ' orn . : i i 7\As ) s Vv ¢ . ee a : : ; : : : ie aeaiiieeieas anil ; Is ’ - iln ‘ *. i : ‘ occ ' ; : fnd. YT got-so drunk they had to, Mhe Kiel residence, one -of the Eaat several more: murdess Asean Surroundings. He always was rich- North. Carelinan Given Permission Ny — hile, he raiders found in la a one assures tnem tie Kingshig 1 carry me outside to a taxi.” largest in Milford, and:a few blocks}. attributed to him ily attired, and was known as a to. Speak Without Vote te barroom of the club, in a cioset | ) the. finest and most modern equipmend, nue was aaa The Wouse-Breaking Venture, *°™ the home. of Gov, Pinchot) «7 kijjed a couple of othe |Zourmet. Tt is said his library of/ WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-—Maj, \ecnn 1 eVetory Packages of dif- that science and money so far have law, he | Ay an Dillon went on to say that he WS ransacked from toy to bottom. ! 1.) too. 1 ee a oe OATy art i the |'oucnins ME Stadeean esha wan hi.’ | ferent liquors, totaling about 30 | station | n en > SA) ne . ; ..; ple, too, but that was down in New | most complete in th : |Charies M. Stedman, whg won his! quarts j a eye been able to produce. de | wag atill intoxicated two days later The loot included an expen@ye fur yon» ne stated | ha Were ‘title while serving with Lee’s ; 4 1 ath, Some of these vack- | is expert when it was suggested that the four | Coats jewelry, silverware aod: 8 It wi: j Ne ig . ) | at al! times an enthuplastic | of Northe: | Vi ee eo oe |Aees contained, cards. beaning. names I j and estate p : s suggested nt Tage ite ms eagle t was In New York that Johnson | horseman, he ordered that he be. ~ rH Virginia, and who for of what appeared to. be members | n the. hands of trained men an ed, “ a oa gee visit Kiel ne oanguaag = cdineieini: tin Stems, eat liga & years sentence in an asy- | buried in a red hunting suit (Soma has represented «a North lof the club, The agents admitted women, every detu:l is therefore ao ; owt but ‘ Muford, the purpose bein Oo ge : iit? 2 pent ee um for the criminga) ins; >| pe ‘Carolina district in C "@SS . - oC ‘+*3mi : : . mabe : np oO! liquor. He said they went there Jewel Boxes Tossed Along Road.,.| came to Chicago in oka lacale a | INSURES SELF FOR $I 000,000. ceived a remarkable Tn thes Devos ‘Ree cae Rassias shai corded the most perfect handling: Neun sh ‘Ore. aae , : wate, ao . "eli sertero was ‘ ned a i . ‘ . by train and had to break in a The burglars Were seen leaving lease from the institution. ‘John McC k w " ithe House yesterday on his eighty- iooe playing cards see a ee This superior service 18 yours to COM-. ps Annou 4 door to enter the house. Milford in the automobile. Ay cow jnowchhngrcs-rseignisieastialeabani: | = ormack Wilk Get Back | ¢i¢ty birthday = % tae Ge e uring the raid, mand any: hour. of: the day or nights bill woul Th © Of ’ . 7 ¢ rite | Mone " , , i a ie : i “Xaltec uier . 4 ras 7 ‘ ' : >... ee 4 We had a lot of drinks there, Agia andl se: pein settc aoaen BOY SHOT IN FIGHT BETWEEN | By = Horr 1~rinseignana = "| When he asked permission to de- | nowhere about a ee . a ; + a and then C—-—- began to pack a, ge ieee Sy: beech 7 | NEW YORK, J 20. |liver an address, to the House on|the steward, had asse ) J a aah lot: of stuff into a suitcase We empty jewel boxes: and other. lvo\ ALLEGED ROBBERS. AND ? Fie , Jan, .— John Me- | 5. a Mid ine ard, had asserted fuil re- i Presid: ; teak '® cat-out of: the garage ana °a8t away by the burglars. Sheriff WURENYD F OLICE Cormack the singer, has insured | “°? %& Speaker Longworth refused sponsibility for the liquor’s pres- . See Alderme: 7 4 drove: inte. New York, C—— poi Steele's investigation took him to/Two Suspects Also Wounded When | himself for $1,000,000 under the, to ~“e the motion to a vote, declar- ence in the club, | ALEXANDER & SONS. Bs (to hear . = | the- Italian. were so.drunk-and wild ‘New York and there he and de-~' They Open Fire, After Being |endowment plan, it was announced | ng nstead the permission wa3! Lawrence McDaniel and J. Dieck- | “+s , e* een ad at -" . : . qed, eee : : F : Surro ‘yesterday. The insurance js jn/|8'anted by unanimous consent. |man, attorneys for the defendants. me ther vhen, wa reached New. York tectives arrested Dillon and, Hard-s unded. ndant ry Or indivi :, “ggg ‘ that, By the ‘Associated Press ‘the form of a series of i1-year | Then, on motion of the Republican |and also members of the club.. ; a 4 : Hardman and I took away their re. #8": vente pa : on Pree eanigg ang tteadar. Re | : : saad ted 1@ CIM, iz fto be gf valvers, We.were afraid they misht.| Dillon and Hardman gave theirs, NEW ¥ ORK, Jan, 30. — nine-! po CiSs, the last of which has JUSO | = - presentative Tilson of ;moved that Kuhlman and BOR aee r a = 6175 Delmer Bid. EThe effe - ent. pations as clerks, but admitte1{year oht boy who was a bystana- | 2#e” issued. In a few years, he) Connecticut, the House adjourned |be dismissed. Their discharge and | . ST. LOUIS, MO. =—— munity Zered, Ment of zoning, Pare to bh : hing for GIRL AN * represented Dillon when he wase), wealthiest financiers and captai ibiti ; Siwho was shot . Peay: SPLAInG srohibition raid. “Le He telegraphed an appeal to his, under arrest in the investigation of, chest, and ant ig 2 gas and | of industry, the announcement said. | Returning home after an absence ! = —— if y, b= 10 SA\ ws et, "enix Longe, who was! The — : 4 rere - ——$— Pee “"; ; | murder, announced! wounded in the hai i ct The: policy was deseribed as prob- of two months for ie. health ‘ST LOWS POST-DISPATECT 1 V' High se to that he had been rétained to defend | Ggmen. \ thira “o> ebly the largest ever recorded in) Charles Horsman, 24 v ; id | , 3 : 7: me Wea j a llon in the New York case. Baer: himself os pce co describing | endowment insurance. of 41474 Washington b ot St i ae Founded 4 ia. \. 0% at (1 Accord- | does not expect to go to New York. | om aS Frank J. Constantinio, | iain | ae OUseVard, 3 | pam A ‘ | | \ Dillon eee] tae wait ” “ va ew York, | Seno was captured as a suspect. ANOTHER WASHINGTON SHRINE hookkeeper; collapsed on the steps Published Daily by The Pulitzer Publishing 6}: 7 PEOR CNRARS a awyer there. The firine began when six po at Union Station at 11:50 o'clock | ‘o.. Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street | a “s 4 Katherin OREN a Ag } ws he Ue : oa : : Me. | , , ue 3 / . | Canlinal's Ring Given to Halifax. icemen closed in on the three! Birthplace of First Presilenl. last hight and was dead when an DER oa oa SOCIATED Phas Senior in MALINES. Belelam a an lmen, who were seen acting ited. | Bought by Memprial Body. ambulance reached city hospital. | The Associated Press is. exclusively “en: | Behool. . : , : oe —iciously hefore a shoe store ‘in WASHINGTON 3 2 | Hemorrhages caused death. be tBinttchon crediteas Ge tk on h t ath: Wain at Fourth avenue , “We : NSGTUN, Jan 30.—Pur-| His wife. Nec , ‘erwise credited in Uhis paper and also the . ‘cier yesterday gave to Lord Hali- ithe thr ida ‘ The yolice said chase of 70 acres surrounding the relatives, had da, who, with other | jocal news tie herein, Ali shin of | = Moss, 6f fax a ring which the Cardina) had | wee suspects began the firing. |spot where stood the house in tiom told pe hap ee: oy ee. Mle, ees yg mnecinn. Ganstchen: har . 7 , ae fatally a ; } . TS lg ing IRR ting age corp m ’ , Oit oO e ‘ ——— — | ee as. thd worn since his consecration to the | Bilt for Loans to Farmers. which George Washington was to, the nae a ae ea Gon! SuBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL IN” — _ em em . hs pet. The Cardinal had” WASHINGTON, Jan. 30—-~4n born at Wakeifield, Va.. was an-' min, im Dept County, r ae ip- an sundae. cae Fae -«.-- $10 if m ¢ 1 | a P- 39. 7 omised the’ ring to Lord Halifax, %4PPprepriation of $5,000,000 to pe /nounced today by the Wakefield Mo., two months iin: oe dia ' bis | Bally. . == gg Sunday oe | S HO ES $ s HO ES :. q “ “ap . = | ee : 3 nite ere . " = oeree Oo regain 8 CRit OFM YORE: . oo og 0c 0:0 a —§ se ; collaborating, UAed, for relief loans to farmers in . National Memorial Association, health, which had faijJed “ con |. either by postal” order express | . ss a the Roman drouth-stricken areas, is sougnt in| A cemmitteo of trustees noti- before He felt improv ; |money order or St. Lonia exchange. | | HALF SOLED...... Nihon a Anglican churches. | a bil] introduced vesterday by Sen fied President Coolldg: who } a | ue rote née wan ~ og and, Delivered by cit Carrier or out-of-town | Neels, Rubber or heather, hile Cre pr He hin 4 eo ’ 4O LAS | WI. : contr : ere: ro f aed Smith (Dem.) South Carolan. | Shown interest in the movement ' they ; to ete ogg cues Dally aniy. We — Sunday. 202; © Phone > ead v re money would be advance. >it ake » firet President’ sie Wns a iy , “69 Ks: = = effort ie Government with si ” by | a — the first I rm sident’s birth- were walking from the station when | Entered a# second-class matter July 17, She waa } Out Interest, (place a national shrine, ' Horsman collapsed 1872, at the Postoffice at St. uis, BMo., “0 ; : — ets Phone Garfield 6600. i? whee PRuried ¢} a ;

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ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30. 1926. . = POYIS POST-SISPATC 1 yy —aemnarenee —— _ —_ oe ee ce ~ FAL ESTATE MEN “Roosevelt's Captain THe few BUS HURTS 4 PERSONS, SWORD 1S. PEACE WOMAN ADMITS SHE HID 5 YEARS, WAITING yu SUBSTITUTE. =» Amtinoe’s Crew Was Rescued; JUST OFF STREET CAR SURETY OF MUSSOLINI KILLED BENEFACTRESS FOR DRY LAW tes = a} ; e.°e e ° h P a 7 | : : , ' He Fired: | | HONING ORDINANCE British Give Hig raise to | Deed Police sant macmine Tried Italian Premier rp stag Air- Cabaret Entertainer Confesses Hotel Proprietor Here a > | os New | S on Ok ARED IN LL KI eel sense. ee oe | en er Stabiing Woman, $1, in yU. Sha ab on Kingshighway. Weapons Are on the Sea. Home Near San Diego. Charge S at ‘Seattle. r. Aldermen Hear Sends by Radio Graphic Skipper Who Wrote an Epic of the Sea Four persons were severely in- Ey the Associated Press ee 7 we - : Pred Cann thought the proiit.- - Objections to Pending Details of Three-Day ee jured when a bus of oo oe iy the Associated Press tion law would soon be repealed ome e “ ae ROME, Jan. 30.—: 9 D. adi j ’ ter Ve - va - > ‘Rae ae arn eee “9 “4 a =i ‘ . ms . m8 t o:40 p. m., yesterday and that Italy wanted peace, but +ne electric chair. he body of back with prohibition a thing of George Zimmerle, 20 years old, , , ; 6 erl . ‘ that peace would be more secure if Mrs. Cole, stabbed and slashed in the past and his transgressions 18 places, was found in her home against the law forgotten. of 4402 Tholozan avenue, suffered mag a fracture of the skull and ; ‘backed by the sword, the Chamber ly reagan aa eg agro ss — of D can ,, at National City, near here, Thurs- Yesterday, Department of Justice Sartz 19 years old, of 4438 Beck of Deputies yesterday adopted the day. Agent Dowd and two city detectives avenue, »Of fean rf 35 oo Tec rp le ~ a 4% ‘ - . . “* %* : 7% wa ’ foot fracture. Ther were clauses of the bill for reorganiza- “Yes, I did it,” the police quoted walked into the Wilmot Hotel at 9 i " ¢ IneN oe rita?’ "+7 “4 vy? : + ¢ ’ *) “ 4 ° taken t, arnes Hospital. Willlam ition of the army. Mrs. Pena as saying last night. 18°3A Washington avenue and a Bartz, o2 years old, also of 44328 Gen, Cavallero, Undersecretary “She said my mother’s picture asked for the proprietor. Cann Beck avenue, and Miss Emma Bartz of the Ministry of War, said the Jooked like a bad woman's. I sup- steped out and said “That's me. of 4430 Beck, were treated at City reorganization called for by the pose they'll try to give me life “You are wanted in, Snokomis): Hospital for cuts and bruises. bill was necessary to create a def- imprisonment, but I want to go to County, Washington, on two indict Police, investigating the accident, jnite war administration in all the chair. I don’t want to be think- ments charging violation of the reported that the bus attempted to | pranches. ing of this the rest of my life.” Voistead act.” he was informed. pass the street car by cutting taly’s desire for peace must not. Mrs. Pena, who had lived with! “That's right.” Cann admitted. around to the northbound car pling her to the need for prepared- Mrs. Cole, was arrested in a cabaret guessed, wrong on this prohibition tracks, striking the discharged pas- ness. was the substance of Premier across the border early yesterday, business” ~~ A substitute Zoning ordinance By the aAmociated Press. wibe drafted by the Real Estat VE W TORK, Ja: oO.-— A change and o ffered to the Board graphic detailed’ account o g Aldermen, which now is consid- rescue of the crew of 25 men wing the detailed bill drawn by from the British steamer cre ot 4iti~ - +) + nt. ¢ cr r ¢ ‘ . their own judgme but to present noes survivors due at Queenstown =m - : r . . . ® » | #» ehis country as in tineir own.”’ his body ) +a: Capt. Ss message to the os te ‘ ia { roomer at 1925 Market street :.- he exchange and former Cit a ie dialer a oa An raise O merican ae vaily’ Mirror saya: “The m2 rat iv-0 Market street jy, stating that he loved Mrs. Hinz. | oat e but Ragan’s,9 Yeunselor. who has declared the vamed ee ee eenly telis Ss - sae “a . he Ar arican tae} ee burglar as he opened When searched he had only 1 cent Dowd to make thee : Cm Fs nse | . hlas = . st manda ee oak i nehieremen tf tne American i:ner ‘ : , ' atte . . d ~ ae ind I put the ae a la t aometite- the story of the rescue: achievement Of t the door of his room today at 3a and said he expected 3 is 69 years old. + pending btaae frou. eu es ee Pad | i. sijdent Roosevelt will sureiy ’ Y : _— . expe " to Eo to work & rai ned bef re United eturned from, widens: piston cries ‘ mm: He locked the door and called Monday in a steel plant ON eee : ' i tive forty a.m. of 24th received ) 43 . } ’ acy? if _ er . s ; H , P'Y been staying at the rooming Ri at $1000. He said that the original .* ™. the hall he ; 1 aft -hiae Sy | . 7 a 2 =I vT2eas jega! 7 ter XX "a the - i ° ‘ r ° ‘ A ec 4 r i ‘ 5 a) 4 } “nF WY vr} h Ye ne — : ——- ewi2ag compass bearings. which proved W ASHINGTON, -on. ov. ' ™ | sea. Capt. Fried and his men Have 1+ located t b ron th f - . hes twice for meme Court of Missouri ruled. 8 se — =, Preved . -, ASHIN :T ON. Jan. 26 tee : i wine 3 it jocated the burglar on the roof, with her daughter, Irene, 9 years | j | $500 : ne 1 ‘ position 100 miles in error. Along IN! GEORGE ot kn- ie scancale sind |' shown once again = ‘ute jumar to which he had climbed through |g) bene se ee . ae Obe. Phe can't guess about future de- es in error. Along- | , : ; : a —_ rough old, and his son, Frank Jr., 3. Each ed that Rage | * § , + | + 4 * +. “ ust be si de hez z noon, Wind west force 7 } giand Se@iit President ~ Vor ; ‘resident > ‘ Olidge 5 repiv to ] ick “an dG ) against Im«¢ ost ine a ¢ ubbr he le Detective (sruhala | ft , ] ht ing it} : 7 $1600, as report to the police. : tone ” he bade. but must me mt, Ee Pe 3, 1G aa RA a eR 2 is bates — is Cat nnn k Jif, / ; rt ‘ Cit a younger dcaugnjer with the ' consist . mes, evident- Beyided by those of the past.” vith violent snow squalls. Rough Mage &2 Canieeramk 7 tee” King George's message praising superable odds. We salute them 48 drow his revolver and ordered the otuer parent in Chicago. Mrs. Hinz ; sage eae hisk ae nis ‘hh yf } & ; sei pie A peek . oe ~e oe Peers : eo} pees a sii aad st. _ rT, 79 . eR »”* > = e aa Pt 4 . *« ° * wv yr ‘ . . ,) ar — Wile Gitv Counselor Muench recalled Stas were rolling 35 degrees, Took day praising the ofileers and thie rew f the lresident worthy to take their place: ma the burgiar to surrender. Instead, he jg °7 and Grabowski is 30 ~ a pea is i. U oe F ss a ee .. . * - ‘ Cre ty = 4 Lié ICs He! Cig zis a é sue f hoarnicr 1+ wor : ‘ : sect —=s gat Koad - ove ssession. y rd Ra- @y ie aie ent to the Board Position on the quarter-mile wind- Por. ae. we ARDLTICR: | Sets +> ee ages eee | great story of Beroiem St oe jumped two stories to the roof of’ PFrequént quarrels w+ } i —— , ) _ * ‘Dis rerer.?t ~ ta’ eT) aat c } i 7” Pee ee 7 . 7 Preside ? HoOOjsey . 1 “or y"* = 4 * Sg ie oe ei iS as . ree’ dhe t ° $ +> + .et T) iT ~é ag (,azerte 74 ‘ requent es — — w ith tial h as- Ma ‘ A vewr “up the Big Aldermen. that unless the Su- ward. Pumped oil overboard with wi anata catia eRe xt ee pays THE W CHUM es —* an adjoining one-story building. Land caused her to leave Mrs. }* a Ke . = : b ; ” — siete ast i rie : -eagilig¢ " _+ “ t -_- - . 4 ing if} an A Li if rai ci; aac } as f cr sf 4 y - *?¢ 7 } + 4 4 ¢ +7 an : +r rt} ¢ r- ] , v 7 ; a / : sa 4 ” ; — br meme Court reversed its previous ©*C¢/lent = effect. Her’ captain Fay eae Ss = ON ES ee ce ee ee ve eee eee we state 28 Gruhala jumped after him. The Hinz declared. She said he had | PEORIA, Ill., Jan. 30-——Am “vs . = . C} cam aj - }, 3 “7 4° } . a te ¢ sriciSh reig nie?r, msn : x . * . : 3 - +i noe ” iewt the I I lng 17rgeic : : x 2 j 5 7 claims this saved them sinkin ” i eive Your Majesty’s gracious . hood of the Sea. but the meaning ;purglar then climbed a rearsporch |told her to “beat it” and agreed jCondon, 56 years old, was Kill ed oa saloon, merision a new ordinance without “Dr it nie a ; JOR. = g 5 : - resesinke Teeic. tt £3 ‘ ‘ an a. ae eens Sea 2e] lor rovugc + ee of Sear ce - ; mn ) + & ) i=& 5S Ps ool a IM Ja ug 4 of the Johnson Hot [=o ] and through ahe Cn 1 ld take one Cc) Hit 1d. although ialmost instantly, and his com pan- he Boat Capsized. ee ee ee : So cal os weeds all ota f the phr: Mrs, C;eore Some pensation provision would i ey ip a ce ae : seins Mia cis hic lcnaae cal mH , £ 9f app! jiation f h 3 ; ‘i e c* ond vr _ . ~ . we Ge , aa it 4 werer 4 tS ye te pO 7 * _ . é 7 ‘ } *), 1 t ¢ iu ing ‘ in, rae ; : aw ‘ : ‘ ” A4mTiey avenue, Miers] If the court should reverse Sade pugratal of her 9 p. m. Het their livres T? rnecsae reecie of t} entir rer f th noe: acess eth 2 a window into the hotel. Gruhala he claimed Irene today. She added ion, Charles O. Bick, was severels : : ra di Ti : : 1? a “yr _4 Aaal si TD 44 > si % mda s ¢ . = if ’ ‘ “ . a v _ o }. oil = + ‘* =r by Tr merican 2 i + . 1" toa “+ st ' ‘ice had been Meelf, he continue: the question — aps eyes out of commis- K } ese last days when American al 1 fired two shots at him and then that she was “done with men.” injured when the (eo Or Ahe , . +s - : = a ~? = . - ? 2 ‘A R : ine Sa ic: ee tice ne German in turn nave Geveced ciseil ran t# Tne hote! office i here he Mrs Grabowski expré ssed belief | down by an automobile driven by : sais _— - im nawain 2-40 92 47 ) “The news of the ‘i€rgeism «is- : , ae eine _— ° ° Bee VE LLC 'a ner up again 3:4! Pp. ™m.. cath, with hepa ge? American steamer President efforts to the succor of British sea- learned the burglar he esre eo aS. : ; . | Robert F. Peidemann last night. Preasonab le “Soon ee viet “etl L110 e scence that wro d i ufferec ——— a 1 of the Seco! engine and fireroom flooded. No. 2 payed by the clicks sa." . ) pee ¢ men in distress.’ to the office and had run across}; wes ta ee |The two were returning to their Cents. ; Alderman Randall of ihe se ” i Rete Bee Dekeite ttecad ote of the President Roosevelt’ i: Rioosevelt, and the families of Ala . Be et » the Dafiy Graphic | adie Ey OD Tn} ar (by her husband when he was a 801. | nemes from weet BWar: ste rafting of tae z es af Sn ae byt? Liye resiuent eJUS it : : vesterda t ; board Wanp's to + siat . it saa Su) ficeer Miller in Cc] argc Wh £ ” ‘ express ing my tha i ] ae 217) ? 4 y' Ss 4 ed 18 months ago. ‘ ’ 4 e . : " : . : - an Tt) ior ‘ : P iain ; : . —) i “4 St ee pa . ex £f 4 able to the needs of the city anu - ; : $ ation for this splendid ex- pression CUUOICICE. ihe has the quailty Ot 2 or Ca ps ic. Ta rrende: i}*'s ered lifeboat vicious Ihe ? ert. 77 t¢ admiilr: ees: : led hoe I atlases > 4 ‘ ini tine — t+ >t he L@poat 3Ci10U sal: SQuaii lt fate ; aaa : “s ns sasiesi Ri icity AOE ale ee os , ‘ cadadiaahcal eae Re Po 4 ht . © rare . . , ‘ . = HET : {ae é ; ee - : i eee n - “e an re of Sh q of 84 a rng - . and Beatca. me excellent now, Walter F. Shee- ,,; Ordered men aboard sisted the loss of those who nobis eu Ss down when eoet ieiad effect | s.. : sees | we heartfelt symnethe” to help those of Great Britain. the cantain of the President Roose- | ‘@CF tound a front window s! ¢ opening of Washington Imniversity’s Tuction, with a widespread ¢irect increasing. Taventr-sixth, contin my OcCarue sVIMnpatiyY. ‘ s€ a) he captain ol iné resigen ~ON be , ee Ee ee } e thro . ‘ - "> ' ee ‘+59 ™ rFaseisii@= . 7 “i Wuyi - iz we 1} ry ++ ie } . - ©) ip his hands. =? iv th _+ o? «0 oe od two SCAIP Bpiticised building height provisions jamp PapOTteG. 60 Oe ee | they continged te. Ggh ii net Sey CRs... Wl ae ‘ 2 s . s 4 ° ies . i i es eae ne * nee Ld : ae eene 1; 4 i cal ro ‘ 1, = P eas tinoe di od a boat Wass released with a nea BO Shots durieg the night. h€ the schoo! as an additional gym- € h¢ me 4 ; Y - “4 +) sei T pie : 11.6! ‘ i i 2) } éea | s : . ire! ve 40 aad Uuihka Led. a4 allan . ™ = - a 24 ‘ 6 OTS wo lif } © é - line? ‘ mr > } a the pending bill . Th? e¢ floor — ad istress signa indicated m . ‘Ee t . arte gate s) ner, failec r ra) ~vle ss | ss : As a ‘ Ta Aa » G€4as5h GAS CAL sasj re £4 J , as we pice ia sire fic an J } ‘ies wri]! “ + salad 4 aft . . ’ Height I m 4% j P . 7 d. Fire d Ty : VW ith 20 Im ¢ ¢ depending OD the ey if into \OSILION * ear the wreck “ estra. way ca is hers pr tes in the Ss P eet. The bullet dug OUL ecnoo) ce new hear mascot. A Dpox- Mit corners would prevent erection! gun again and rockets got line to i acimniguititie’ ta | we prgcdlilegioeang wei. R cevelt cir. | Eve their salute to the gallent men of the wall proved to be a steel-;ing match, a basketball game and ) ey ne it Capt. yeorgce be lin wcnin "ha _ es =? os ranean , wait was wy ee a8 © we” Fy LC 4} L : Vv j - ¢ + ~_ 7 + 4 9 , = r¢ red Aa ’ J eas chairman of the! Capt. Torse had to be carried (and rueder gone. a 3 . Monro Tnton operated in connection with the home of her brother, ©). B. Di te dw i . “Je . ’ - . Th ifth woat Was :auncbed an Ber ali feet hae Se . , "oer s ' Ot. fe *8 ; 4 “CO. *ichange zonin rommittee aboard and despite his phy sical] J olunteer for Rescue. I , : ; ne € * T pton . +} at terse rep rt Sas ie i} I yy [ niod Marke t. Broad® a and i‘ Shippe, f farmer. living near here. MISSOL Ri PAC Ih { RF. Pr s E “ ee | ditio ked t he CS rr d ? ?} ic Lime 1f Hroug! t Da CK rlalt the - re iS > F espe a vy 21 gt 7 or dz Sng =) - - P i ae ~ rng “ape ijt Neun of the Board of |CORSOS Seance to be Ccarree ‘O' Eight of the Roosevelt's men ,.. Mar Hapeed on | Te8ds like the daily log of d-ship, , *ucas Brenue, a il a. m. today, re- early today. Louis, } WON SSL s 4 ’ : — she tik a £eUVOE VOL Ak bs nti no: nen Many collapsed 0: nett tases ae reli , a ; aoe . aa — ‘bridge to express gratitude. All ' ee a j Antinoe S men —- a ani: sulted in the car's destruction and Aldermen said the board was glad | wolunteered with two officers. for sock The captain was carried on was fus ? spend fe + 7 #4hn life. Gamage ‘) Se Vera: autom plies : - Tei es » | ° - crew pitiful condition. No food Ee se Bane ' ande fed ine we tT} 5 a meCOT in command Oi ic abl to hear tat ; mt : e Opinions of the real estate a 2 rescue. ~“ommanaer frie drey on aoe oe yn ao ; 2 1 F , + nor water dars. Little clothnig. : : board exnausied se . e Chie? | near if eS meh, as well a§ of any organiza tion , . os [Ur OWN Oli Suppir .O sprea i on : € 41) -oyl : tiering POT : boat iowered in cenarge oO 132 | ** ta oa 3 a . , Exposure. Minor injuries. One-i:.. ae Here followed a stirring scene on ena z . a ee The first fire apparatus to an- * individuals. but was not going the waters. ee re ae ee a ial ; Officer Robert Miller and Manne ay tata dara ih ih mannii: apes : : ‘to we ‘4 4 " , Far - g : thirty-five A. m.. proceeded on our as « cj et Ki ai er LOU! oayvs Cease ie-ssS NE} . : : : ‘ : : oa eter «> fe alarm +) rls forized ’ ose x’. U ‘ ¢ he hile ke Atl; tino DY a crew Of Voiun,eers sa EL ea ae ae Ww . % - > wavy Antinoe stili floatir Both i aa ‘ eis - “ ‘ rT Vee ci ai TORC | ae GS SSD GT) ii * With . - antic ¥ > - ‘Orr g id — re a +} eo sei? > - and Ss , « C € effect of zoning on the conmii- , : ete ne } iti ny, @#niered th buiiding oy 9 PA iF oe * . e ad : : : : — } . ' i ome : : } ry ry ris ts . ; i : *t ‘ * well decks awash fifty degrees *85 SWampedc imm ited) ae ater n which 25 dooms nen stesie: saeialiacaeaiag HNN a Gaede ; s s sn, ETT] § ; sh le oa il ; and hie the concrete runways, which lead as a whole will be con- e . h ; ton of eonia, N.. d- ind his u sways, nic - | 4 oan ‘ Ri a LINES J unity ~om - Star ; Soon wus ‘ = eee ) : .-| starboard list. Stood by her three COmbe: After a frantic throwing .were saved. | : from Broadway he @ a ~' } ” . m mi, = _— + 42 } ~ ; = * 2 r et * + eB , °€ . a Bs e ne #! Tr1a e Ls ed, he de: ia re. as the senti- - ] 5. ‘4 da re CY . anal crew are of ropes Be } ‘ifs » “ese rt é rs, six “ rié€ nds Ba kh Ua ne 18 a 67m s Hered aft a “ T fe a = °04 and 2068 Roath 4th at Tr nt of ‘ Xe ¢ he f » an¢ iBil ays. JUr OWN i -€ al ‘ ; Bid Bei a ete Britis eatirmated at at bout $1008. The Larg ‘ H ‘ st he Cily see mis 0 > 6" tnen were Tes “ued, fytit Two were Lomion Papers I’a ‘ Tribute t0 &@ 461 0 i0ng erTore bas ales Lotls 3, tad fr long vig! ahs Bon} most eX NUaus' ec irom ong ikea i ee ; a ; - m , ; sitll ta +) annie —n - fare : mg oe h earings on the bill Wh en mr two men were lost T hor. 54 Sire pt at ay. (ine lrifts 1 clinging ( ragend of lle rok: SCA men. fre igniter was tea ttered to pie ces ry *. 9 ome tal Y fYVe- ; ee: - : avat: on r eat ne ; “rT rt, ’ " “* : Ad the reat : ty) war 5 if the last TW Gl L$ TE POLICE held every Monday) eve tor Cochrane and Monsignor Whe- to the boa and waving his arm, «4 = sen ot or? a ax? aa - —_—o _ . - ~, . utes ” -™ : : - + —— " a ‘ _ a . ; 243 ae a . i VW ar. yr : a é ot a7 a, Ti118 4 FLAGMAN WHO TRIED tained ninor injuries from hea 3 rue ois: wa Aan ia” d Witil fa: S ? 2 = FaRing Under praising rescue. away in the darkness. Frequent Antinoe. yeh nc ee a peewee Caped from an automobile in which and will later be assigned to ci ity or equntry territory. Commission PEC Is of Engine. : ———— careening tiirn « iy thi trough ¢ f The Daiic Mail sai ] =** 8 Tii Biriid t wrnin pos fj + Ltd sm on re ne en ridir x Es ith ra hoes With drawing allo unt > A4esired Far nag rromethilities $4000 bh ase 2.6: be. Aihara WOMAN’S STORY OF tbe sea brou the wr ae clos ory Atiantic Geearz ww , and rescued several members 0! elec ng , , nee Pe mn . we per year and up. ‘=a ar » = => . “ wens AE iit — ’ : i‘ . . . . ont at f+ le / *% Yr * ce" => o> ¢ +) ‘ : a Tristan b be: ’ {smr - = - ¢ rome wtf yTi al © nc fe ¢ ead ¢ 7 ® hosptial last night 2t PRESIDENT siege EL EN appeareca tUtue a8 night came. Os tHe ss , © sverman Picked tp m Frarcc. 2 ea pra ‘apes : »¥ time * Sie s% ; ; x. — oe > me ” + . ae af ’ - Lig ‘ ee 5 eanesinenattnenmetemnentnmemeenaemmmememeametinemenmennteetenmanamemeteene - & Was i*arned todeyr ROUTE TO "HER Be iTTRG. rroi imue .O til ne search light i1n Bremen. LURIEN! rance, «il : Ureugs ” =e 8 = o > « 7 . . ® _— eo + ina % 7 . = : ‘ : %. 4 — me FH mr ose ce 1 oe TL rr + a % ay crr’% rt ? ' gees ; ~-¢ ~es ’ « ealowe o- t or o Tanne? re “Sf Te ris ti tie Tri4 rames Trh *. — . = , as ‘i od - — i SI is r tr wis 7 pull her to safety ae i dow ws “ere smashed by Waves. Al : vT : - . * re m > i " } ~ a+r mn oe ‘> “ = ~, ’ . » 17 ’ ; . ; +A oyu. © - , r . se - * ; ; ers. Ter ; ise % Wy et] 9 : -? 25 ; ¢? decks with Anotner Vain AU Pip! Was made mar Tel Hv° proud rrities off the rt rwes*¢ ] - nm ? et : ' ; 4 Phone Nearest Branch = . ry . Pe y 9 oe * “a *= My r “4 _ P ee Mee é ‘ r . . f sea sea and a feat of humanity and en- gave her posttion as 44.56 1 me , ’ ~ ~ 3 : # " ot } t t , a , ' ‘ aiaeail ;, : ce i ‘ ver eir pare « id Oc: . ‘ wae é oe . . : " ey c —_— esear j . * : “= * tenee , 3 , ty Z as . a i . : ' =o rita’? rk? * v4) ~ P 4 r e : bal wheels Rosas was etruck andthe rolling bevond bell oO lauUl ‘ \caip. squaiis h n € iC SPS Prusnsie. Be 8 S yee 8 . . ‘ . . : “ ’ i bs 7 va rT iv iz a at * Swe ” e : mw sae 4 ca ’ =? _ - : q : "' * . g> FF a2 7 ts - Tied Ciear oefthetrack ~ indgay 3 ¢ 4 a rm Ss Trad oOo ™ {)} = ipa roi gsa sins 42% % é. oOiun \ p be ms aa { i€¢ : a y bs a cs « ve i a ee nears a eee Ce ne ee ee eee ee < stetes Abin iba eaiee, -.< satan Sage Oe ae ee a oe an eee ree ae er Jeni, He ae Sigstner ae ie 4 ne, . * wf é » ee a Laveelbiteliinin stint Dahser an allhisiaabidinaaetabiidieatelainiodtita nett okuttesste oa deo ee he ee ee _— ee I ee Ban, ee Se ere

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a ; 3 r a be ; oa , ee ree nae le SF 4 om, +, / : - % i $ “4 ba —. 4 oe ‘| : 3 3 2) 4 J ; : , RM mee ate) pie. malig Kinin ‘ s *. a 4 pln! — ad COREG Be RNS ae. ry toy teat vaqenengl ——a tote 2 Rime “race “ors on i o Re TER Ih Ts, I Se OG BS 8G aes a cee Betetin atae ae , ae 4d , ab * atest a ee Poa Ee oe ae 3 7 : BN tetas OS eae os Sy, ’ a ped fe pane “ae ol ¥ ) ‘ Fo fight denagectx> att)0 wartics. _ pever belong fo any party. always | oppuse pristleged class ana pubtic plunderers. never tack + drastically independent: never be afraid (to attack wrong. whether by aoe gag plutocracy or | “dat povsert = ee eee) OREPE PULITZER. | April 10, 1907 “a v7 LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE) The name and address o} the author piust accompany every contribution bul on request will not be published. Let receive | ters not ercecding 200 words will — preference. ; \ Near ce al . . e - > toe of ¢} oo Post- -Dispe:. hap, Sunday evening, Jan. 29, © family was overcome by gas from a coke oven {t was an unfortunate ai ffair, but sR at our various duties. Mr. Helling came my nephew an hour later. ind mrself came home In t*me for din. ner Tuesday. You have a radio stat ion. 2 i ne well to advise people fired furnaces, Or furnace, to use care in as cloSing them too s to form. We did not detect anr odor, vet there was a deadly poison in the, which almost became’ a real | know that the + i ita? ! " CcILy hosplita. both from the doctors and nurses Was wonderful and the quick action on the hart of their ambulance drivers and at- tendants as well as the Sergeant and po- lice officers from the Magnolia Station roeoni.,. tragecy. We wish the pubiic “~ * ‘ care we receted & ’ ~ ‘et the outcome of an unforeseen ac- | cident which in the end proved all right | al h Peagain and ens aged | as we areallat hom F4 Peageres sey home Sunday evening at 11 o'clock and My daughter could who have coKe- | for that matter any their dampers, | soon causes the gas BAKER ABANDONS TAX PLAN. Gov Saker bas wisely decided to abandon his pet scheme for creating a separate educational fund The principal sources of revenue iu the Governor's, project were to be amuvement and revenpe taxes, popu larly known as “nuisance taxes, and they were to be fastened forever on the people by imbedding them in the organic law of the State by means of a con- stitutional amendment. The scheme was doomed from the first The Gover. aor iin to have sensed that fact from the dubious. . not to say frosty, attitude of his official associates and party leaders There is no way of knowing what | encouragement he may have received from his per | sonal advisers and appointees, but such encourage ment was merely the acquiescence of courtiers. the purpose it sought to serve—that of placing edu _cational opportunity within the reach of al) the chil dren of Missouri and by providing adequate means) for the higher institutions of learning. like the State | University, to exempt them from the necessity of appearing before the Legislature every two years and begging for sustenance. Just how or when this will be accomplished, we: 'do not know and neither does anyone else. But! it should never be undertaken with such a palpable misstatement of fact as that with which the Governor | | to every speech on the subject. The World Court is now “a last year’s bird's nest.” | The Senate has settled the question, and we believe | the people are tired of discussion. We are sure | that those who have not intelligently made up thetr | launched this effort, namely, that it was going to, be done without an additional cent of taxes. There are just two ways of creating the Governor’s | education fund: More taxes or reducing the expenses , of the State Government. Mr. Baker apparently never TE h to thank your worthy paper | considered the latter method. He, ought to consider wi ‘ Le. INTRODUCING TODDY DILION. New York, meet Toddy Dillon. He is one of our most prominent drug store cowboys. You see those modish clothes and that classic countenance. On the campus of Kansas University the flappers called him a Greek god. Toddy, at the age of 21, is a sophisti har | cated man of the world. He has long been familiar telped to save our lives. Our neigh and druggist, Mr. O. Burst. deserves ; With the inside of jails. Although he broke down special mention, as he wos the “man of} before your hard-boiled Mulididectec ordeal, he has the hour,” when we neéded him. We are thankful to our kind neighbors as welt, who came to the rescue go galiantiy. We wish this to appear in your peo- | Is » | of course, just a minor motif in the symphony of his SO ’ nie’s letters as we owe so much ali who took part in our near tragedy and we want them to feel we are grate- ful. With sincere thanks, THE HELLING FAMILY. : = “7%. ~ ~ $2°3 Cherokee st. (val Transportation via the Big Muddy. ort Tr; — Co the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. AJ GOTWALS’ report on the advis- | ability of canalizing of the Big Muddy is an instance of useless labor He says that it ts inadvisable now be cause the main water arteries need to be improved first That conclusicn was reached only after a survey being made The four and one-half millions needed. he claims, had better be spent on the Mississippl etc. Maj Gotwals did not need to make a trip to decide that. The conclusion is not justified by a survey of the Muddy Perhaps the survey was begun before the railroads took it seriously. At any rate it is much more profitable to them to! l.aul the coal. Barges run from Memphis and New | Orleans to St. Louis, and beyond. Coal is earried in barges. Berond a doubt, Southern Tilinoigs has immense deposits | © coal—needed, necessary cOal Cheaper | coal means cheaper products Water- is dearer, MERRILL SPITLER. Parma, Mo. “An Encore for Melba.’ To the EJdttor of tbe Post-D’spatch. EAUTIFUL. beautiful. was the edito- | come again. If a high-priced piece of ivory takes three swings at a fast one and feel’s nothing but air he’s a lot more than hors du maindins. He's out! And if a hunk of cheese with nothing under his hat but bale stands on the mound and can't find the ‘plate with four balls and lets a man walk with the bases full he’s more than a sinner who has sinned four times. He's a boob and a chump and a fathead rial, “An Encore for Melba,” in the Post-Dispatch of Jan. 26. Never may one read a more compelling bit—compelling in chaste beauty of thought and expres- sion. What multitudes of lovers of Nellie Melba’s voice thrill with the hope: * tmplied in the editorial: “May there be “an encore for Melba!""—tn heaven May none of us whose g&pirits have been known to pass such a test in debonair fashion Toddy has been accused of-robbery and murder. He recently engaged a cop in fistic combat. That was, career. When your New York detectives found him, be Was reading a detective story with a .38 at his elbow. Yes, New York, this is Toddy Gee you p duce any young Segue from the East Side w , Stacks up with Toddy? e'll- bet you can’t. +e¢ FRENCHY MUFFS A HOT ONE. progressive French evening newspaper, the "aerel Soir, recently undertook to educate its readers | in a game called “Le Passionnant Baseball,” which Americans commonly refer to as “the grand old game.” As the first lesson the Paris journal used | 1? a set of geometric diagrams, carefully lettered, which | looked like a reasonable explanation of the Einstein ‘theory. “When the ball, weighing 200 grams, is | forcibly propelled into the area marked XBCDY. | without being trapped by a hostile player, the feat is called a single,” the Paris-Soir informed its public Then, the French sports writer, like a brave Colum- bus, began to coin names. Players on the bench he called “those in the camp of the batters.” The pitcher he dubbed “the lanceur.” The shortstop became “the Arrete-Court.” and his position is described as bein “between C and D.” The outfield is referred to as “the grand field” and those who occupy it “hommes ide champ.” An inning is a tour. The batter and hauled coal is cheaper Rail-carried coal | pitcher “struggle together” and if the pitcher “sins four times” the batter a@tances to B on the diagram. | And should the batter “swing his baton three times without causing collision with the ball, he is ‘hors du combat.’ ”’ Hors du combat? Bunk. Come again, Frenchy, been exalted, who have been made hap-j and we Americans baw! “Take him out!” And base. pier and better by hearing the gicrious ones of song, fail to be good enough earth children to finally have the privi- lege of joining in encore calls for them, ip yonder. C. H. CRESSEY. An Appreciation. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch OW can we former Centralites and present Centralites, thank this beard, who through i[ts own realization, | Centennial Exposition fn celebration of the ‘30th ‘anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of In- 1 dependence “hilade’~hia’s han? are ousy fashion. .Ing its gay party gown. but its eyes are misty 4 main as of old, except for it attaining | guest after guest sends regrets. have allowed us the pleasure of retain- ing our beloved school. What contentment it Is to know thar the foundation of Central will etili re- & more substantiad and modern recon struction. Hew fine it is to know that the faculty of dear Central will still re- main togetber, and that those loyal col ors, the Red and Black. are to still be the symbol af good citizenship and team work, which makes Centra] an outstand- ing institution. And so 1 could list many more, not criticisms, but compliments, as to the result of thia decision entered Into by the Board of Education. But yet, one could gay, with authority. that this dis-. cussion and decision is satisfactory to. afl. With mere words, I have expressed . the appreciation I have for the retain ing of Ceptral. which 1 am sure, many many Others feel, both toward the Board of Education, and aiso to cur good news- peper,. who so {freely devoted us space for the discussion, and the opinions of the publle who were «5 Interes-ea ALUMNUS. _——- ball is not “bodily activity consisting of running, throwing and hitting a ball.” Baseball is—ohb. Frenchy, you just wouldn't understand. = = — a A CATCH SOMEWHERE. Uncie Sam has invited all the nations in the world to come to a party, but only nine have accepted Forty-two have actually declined. The reinainder as yet are silent. The party is Philadelphia’s Se ce eve ~ Sy '? i Why this coldness toward Uncle Sam's inyi: itis hie | Why did little Siam, for example, send ite polite fre fusal? During the debate on the League, Siam was _ pictured as one of the puissant members of that body to whom ir sovereignty would be sacrif*--2 “ould | We Foen . “em =f feeevily appearing on pa rade at Philadelphia, stays shyly at home. So do Costa Rica, Latvia and Holland. Of cenrse, most of the ~-untries who hare declined | are our debtors and share *h- wniveréa} distaste ef ‘that class to meet the creditor face ti face, espe cially in his own lair Perhaps they are afraid we will atte-" their trunks. Others, 1j'+ oyr stepehil | Gren, Hafti and Pacama have accer perhaps be cause they are afraid not to accept. Japan is coming derite the yellow ril talk but “hy should Poland deciine to come to a country filled with Statues of Koseieeko? Ww } ? : ; - ; "> = % - , rs '* - _— “es . Vc fistike ; €) TW ii Pe We There is the starlight on the ocean's foam. “Hane sourself. brare Crittont 9 _ minative rema VERA KAMER. (at Arques, and you were not tiem ©! interest to : .

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SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Arielization of Edgar Poe | ‘St. Francis’ Spirit | Not Paramountin | By JANE DURFEE JOHNS. Nthis day o* psychoanalysis and psychiatry no one of the Sreat or | | the interest.ng cvades scrutiny. The living may escape by refusing. EORGE MOORE in “The Brock | + +3 sa , | to consult these specialists of character and complexes, or by diligent | ihful press they may lead lives of comparative srclu- godging of the fe: ‘gion. But the ers for 1925. 2 talmous dead have no defense—they are dissected and. “put together asain through the medium of a dozen records of their lives, letters, Inonuments and, the most dangerous of all, the none too gecurately transmiltted memories of their contemporaries. too composite or too cmotional to be the subject of such an attempt; Pontius Pilate, and who, che results are cfien surprisingly good, and nearly always interest'ng.| from the Cross by Joseph of Ari-| The brigo:er the flame of genius, the greater the interest in the mathea, had been hidden piography; we see “Ariel” and “Glorious Apollo” among the best selj]- | t0™b and had escaped back to the We may now add to this list “The Dreamer.” by Mary Newton Stauar:, a romantic rendering of the life story of Edgar Allan No one is This Volume By HARRY R. BURKE. Kerith” tells of the journeying | to Caesaria of Paul, accompanied and guided by a Nazarene shep- | herd, the son of Joseph the Carpen-| ter, who once as a prophet had suffered and been crucified under | taken in ai | Essenes whence he had come. And |, ' Paul, listening to the story of this. | Jesus, the Shepherd, could not and | St. Louis Lawyer in New Book Treats ) Louis lawyer, has published a | | new work, “Damages, Profits and Accountings in Patent, Copy- | ‘right, Trademark and Unfair Com-. petition Cases” (Thomas Law Book Co., St. Louis). Mr. Wagner analyzes Supreme) Court decisions in cases of this Mature. The book “contains dis-— cussions of many other points of interest to practitioners in patent, | ‘copyright, trademark and unfair competition cases, and some in re- lation to Mterary property pendent of copyright, jurisdiction ‘ Of Copyrights yy UGH K WAGNER, veteran 8t. and clandestine affairs. inde- | DHS} AQQ GE’ S . | . Mo RCovtaved Neat PH“ MN. wd We | YF FS SS SAY s SSH VANES WS SQO QQ $ vs to aS — woe, « WHER NTT QT SNOO ag Be UAT. FEN sss’ SCN N NAN WEF GQ QE GS EGS _ FESE SSN VN .“ N NX AX S SSAA RNASE, SNAANNONNANUNANAAANTATAAAAALAAHHATOTTAATAAAT HAA SSa a NANHNANHANAANAAAAAANAAAAAATTANANAANAAAANAAAAARAAANANNE WS MOMMA MW AH SEAN Se ote of Se er eee .tvred bn fnten ay t } j Catherine Had Only 12 Lovers! By RALPH COGHLAN. E wish to refute a bit of scandalous gossip about Catherine the Great that has been going the rounds for a century and a quarter, namely, that she had 300 lovers. It is not true. Only 12 men won the close affection of the dear, mad lady, not counting her husband, who was, if we may say so, an impossible hanswurst. We are not sure that Catherine would appreciate our offices in her be- half, since she was enormously sentimental about love and would not, we believe, greatly resent the rumors which stretch an even dozen of palace favorites into a glittering 309. Catherine was not one for tryst» we think Katharine Anthony was Once the too long in the telling of it. She doughty Queen fixed upon a choice, devotes 167 pages to the ancestry, he was giver the title of Adjutant-' girlhood and earlier life of Catli- General and was subjected to 4& erine, or half of the book. Cath- daily routine almost military in its erine in eclipse it seems to us, is Poe published: by Lippincott. Who among our American poets better ‘would not believe. Nor did Jesus, | of courts, etc.”’ monplace drudgeries—truly lik @ ” Fey we. i oe = letters. As a relative of the eatiful Mrs. Stanurd who inspired e'g lovely lyric “To Helen,” she aid have at hand a store of mresting bits about the poet's She uses cach bit, too, to ad- age, weaving a tale which ns accurate as to fact, yet fic- 44n its illusion of romance, eetry and glamorous unreality. It ie 2 story colored by southern slight, jasmine, the clinging te robes and dusxy hair of its ‘ious heroines, an idyllic setting kg +? ae a fin Poc strides as for a drama. Pog Pe . Ps ‘The keynote of the poet’s char- ster is struck early in the book with the intensity of bis grief over the death of his peautiful actress mother. As he gazes at her still features her last words to him ring in his child’s heart “Never, never more” These words seemed to have magic in their very sound for r, who Repeated them over and , 7 Kates tis 335° % tee s tty > a: - a 6 +* ee % > oe «tt FES N. r Gs a Ps *> . “~ . : veered Case of some 20 years ago. a ques-# ‘© accelerated the sales. Any- ; ew Ba ani - at esture. bow, if you fear the Titanic Theo- , tn oa =a ae Papas go co “ y - the More is about to starve to death be- | ? a This is caus Her head and face showed the «rea = a his genius is unrecognized, marks of il] treatment. She er unrewarded in the comfy -way | lentific a : rn C z A. ~~ , “ ‘olIne os ates Preferred by all just-ordinary au- cee: oak eens ‘eae’ 7 ‘ Pe 8, dissipate your fears forth- ee FP apg 5 into ta aaa analy by wealthy relatives of Gillette, e court # Dreiser Cidentally, I wish =r. against Whom a strong circum- GermaaM ie or 4) la thake a mulon Out) grantial case was built up. He of Russias Retetrene for I have & vast had been familiar with the girl. ught te, een for a writer who is - whose condition indicated that p teria] and with his public. P(Onest with himself, with his ma- | a f 4 | e su» Be RA®. JOSEPH ©. ROBINSON otf | = >.) Gate Lindell boulevard, St. | 1dges 3 buls, Surely must like the eng Ure book. He writes: “I wish | ie » thank rou for the admirable re- YOU gave Dreiser's ‘American | ~ » " edy.”” J am quite anxious to e porns : 83 jurist that book meet the success it . ; % % rves. : . $ | “ x e beet ™ “tr Iam having my friends | various parts of the country hd Me Buch notices as they come Pp 08s. Yours was quite the bes: mM the lot.” Mr. Robinson's new and presumably happy hobby-—— Pollecting book reviews—is an- 0unced hereby to the noble pro- salon. 3 Mr. Robinson makes these ilu- ™minative remarks, which should be . interest to all readers: she was about to become a mother. Information was brought to light that created a strong presumption of his re- sponsibility for that condition. Piteous and appealing letters to Gillette were produced in which the girl entreated him to marry her. He was at the time engaged to a prominent young society woman and very apparently desired to abandon the factory girl. The entire nation was aroused by the sen- sational trial, which resulted in Gillette's conviction. Most of us old-timers recall the Chester Gillette case. There is no doubt that Mr. Dreiser had this) episode in mind when he bullt his | super-tragedr about the person of! Clyde Griffiths. Behold—a discov-. ery! Chester Gillette—Clvde Grif-; fiths: even the initials are iden- RS. CLEMM, an aunt on his: Was the angel. who became his! now—for the first and only | time!” come as a distinct jar. Such ' Virginia | Clemm, Poe became once more the) 'terpretations: A " “ ' in the Christ whom Paul preached, ‘recognize the doctrines taught as, 'ziger Brothers with the approval | (of the hierarchy. But one wop- 'ders how much of this the Pover- ‘ello would recognize as his. t ee & UCH emphasis is laid upon St. Francis as a knight, a ‘crusader, a warrior for Christ, as) though the Nazarene who .came into the world preaching love did | so as a lure to win men into war. | The joy of Francis—Gilbert Ches- i'terton came nearer to his spirit 'when he spoke of the little poor as a jongleur—+is | mentioned thus: “This character- | istic mood was not destroyed by his conversion to the hnighthvuod se Lares. And one is) scieeieeeeieg 'man of Christ ‘shocked to find the loving and title of the forthcoming bvuok is “Hill-Billy.” ral home near Mansfield, Mo., ‘“‘Rocky Ridge Fa Ozar*s, knows tlie hillbilly well, and also hi ssister, somctimes called the ‘tender Francis extolled in one! breath with this explanation cf! ‘the Knighthood in which he was! (enrolled: -*To battle for th2} | Faith and for the Church against | infidels, and in particular against Mohammedanism, the ancient arch-enemy of the Christian name. | was the sublime goal of tha knignt ‘in the days of the Crusades. Ths Crusades were in fact a gisantic conflict, in which the religious ¢n- thusiasm of Christian knighthood | ‘entered into the lists with the re- ligious fanaticism of the Saracens. “hillnancy.” tales. A story by a brilliant residence should be worth while. that nowadays the genuine hillbilly is hard to find. past age—say about 20 years ago—according to Mrs. Lane. In any event, the literary world in general and especially persons ‘who know the Ozark region, will awalt with keen anticipation this novel in which the rcal hillbilly and his sister are depicted. who know the Ozarker only by hearsay have produced alleged hillbilly | novelist who knows the Ozarks from actual, Mrs. Lane, stil] a young woman, is a native of South Dakota. ‘mn the author ol two interesting biographies, ‘‘Henry Ford's Own Story,” | The author has specialized in law ,of this nature for more than 33 His. years. He was the reviser of the That irony is recalled by “The| St. Louis municipal] code in 1915 Ideals of St. }‘rancis of Assisi,”’ and now is a city member of the written by the Rev. Fr. Hilarin | Board of Freeholders. Helder, O. M. Car. translated by/| the Rev. Berchmans Bittle of the! | community ever becomes suffi- Same order and published by Ben-| ‘ciently enlightened to rovide | mestic INelations in America will be followed. He quotes Judge Ben 23 years as Judge of such a court, has said: “YT am confident © © ®° that (‘a liberal divorce ‘law contributes to morality, decency, and, in the end, the strength of the home. * © * The fact that jn some Western cities we have a great many divorces does not mean an increase in {mmorality, or even an increase in the breaking up of —— |justice for the poor, the example) ‘of what are called Courts of Do-| B. Lindsey of Denver, who, after), istine that he was'!—computed that old she left the home of her father, | exactness. He was busier than a butler in his attendance upon his with Catherine in the sun, espe- liege, and his position was as clear-' ojally in a short volume. ly marked as a Prime Minister’s. ; . . ° The number 12 is gained fron: FE arrived at the last page. Catherine's own modest admission ravenous for more about this relatively unimportant compared ‘and a wealth of historica)] evidence. terrible lady. Mardly more summed up in Katharine Anthony's «pan a page, fot example, is “Cc sreat.” (AIf pcan ge Regie . ™ K wea igen the : "i at.” (Alfred A.’ devoted to her plans for the o! ang “The Making of Herbert Hoover.” Her first of their common endeavor, and! Roads,” was published in 1919. She collaborated with the cry ‘God wills it!’ the O’Brien in writing ‘White Shadows in the South Seas.” Crusaders left home and country, titled “Innocence” won second prize in the O. Henry short story contest ‘bore with heroic fortitude the |jn 1922, “Peaks of Shala,” published in 1923, is Mrs. Lane’s most most dreadful privations end noted novel. If vou read that, you may discover why the author has marched into bloody battle as if: it were a nuptial feast. All this ‘in order to deliver the holy places from the grasp of the infidel and either to convert or destroy a god- | spring. determined to go to Albania and bulld herself a home. At present Mrs. Lane is at her Missour! farm home, but she ex- pects to begin the long journey to her Albanian retreat early in the for our posterity. less paganism.” This in a paean of praise to _Francis—who preached to the wolf in words of love that the wolf | Speculations as to the Future might be won to rectitude! This from the follower of Him who ee ~ " "99 sad oe * ? , ‘ . spoke to one who had struck off Tres meriee_or the Futire ew io. eee ee a: iiken —- - the world; yet such @ morality CaN-/ belong at present to the ranks ant "Og 5 |. ey Ow Sme.anc Hier- By ROBERTUS LOVE. not come without a revival of re-| . 7 ‘John Galsworthy S| Francis includes the Life of the indeed altogether, by hearsay; and x i ‘ 1 , one shouldn't believe all that one ‘treatment Saint by Brother Thomas of Celano hears me naiiies Well, now, if we have no moral- pre and the Life by St. Bonaventura, | ; itv, how are we to achieve a “new | e As an instance, one is not ex- _-* the former Gomposed to order for Pope Gregory IX, the latter by the order of the Chapter General! at Norborne, i260. There are glimpses of “The Leg- end of the Three Companions,” and of the “Mirror of Perfection.” pected to believe Mr. Joad when he writes that people in the United States are punished for “disbelief in God... Nor should any of us ac- cept as applicable to our union of ‘48 commonwealths as a whole the Tennessee declaration morality to change.” morality?’ After all, Mr. Joad jams himself up against a blank wall. e * a N HIS “Lycurgus, or The Future | | of Law,’ Mr. Haynes offers s0m¢ | valuable comparisons between) British and American laws. AS a pee upon both of which -t aeth official it } Pp 8 i “4 hich-the author inst the well-known fact e British barrister who has special- eks eughiy 026 ee UU ee | eet tn study of the laws of mar- 4% e — - S ai av » cites his authorities ,;. interesting little red book in ™on heritage, all the apparent ,, +} ; ing is “The Show,” by John —those whom the church has ap-' pleat : changes in morality, of which dif- | rongs the spas and the health | ‘ . Py proved—the authorized d t Dutton’s Today and Tomorrow Se- ” C y, a io resorts, which passes, flitting, from Galsworthy (Szribners). The Pi iiaieummie ne nr — —e ries. It is evident that Mr. Joad ferent ages op ange ae on a one specialist to another, and from Jot develops in a most natural he authorized, hers for, “e ae : yj >j t 5 e the ‘ he — a en ine aelek nn gon onllagee knows this country chiefly, if not periecpcOe lees pai is no Oe ‘quack’ to another, which turns manner and the interest is sus- ’ : ; undamental fac ‘ tained up to almost the end of the in its misery to any cure or any third act. to drag. Once the climax is reached 'the reader or auditor is ready to which seems to offer Mr. Wilson foresees an evolution Mr. Garrett points out that since | eupply | ‘evenly over the face of the earth, | |as we shall see—the frailty of the, of the. One might be permitted to ex- | The last few pages serst | ; | close the book or leave the play- house. The closing pages ard there : because the author had someting | significant to say in them; Dut «u- Grences want a “show” and not the thing the author wishes to say tv them. The first act opens with a woman at the phone informing someone that her husband has committed suicide. Then appears a detective; the questions he asks introduce Us to the characters involved 14 the story, and to the pict. The man who died by his own band has writ- ten a letter before @ying. To whow was the letter addressed when sei! to post? That we do not know un- til near the end. The reasoa for his suicide is the thing the police want to find out before the Coro- ner’s inquest. The man had a “pr'- vate life.” The wife. had her owas “orivate life.”” They had not lived as husband and wife for a year and a half, although in the same house. Everyone is kept guessing as to the reason for the man's suicide, since there are no financlal troubles, no 'jll health, as far as is known. Of course, there is prying into private affairs. Thore involved do not ike it. But they forget how avidly they read the papers when ‘such things happen to others. 'Finally a pal of the dead man ar- rives at the Coroner's inquest with the letter sent to him by his dead friend. The letter «xplains all. But it would be a pity to tell the read- /ers and spoll their fren of finding ‘out. a in the personality of the doctor. “He will be a humanist, a man with the widest possible knowledge of) human nature and the deepest pos- . sible understanding of human mo- tives. He will be a cultured man, ripe in intellectual attainments, but not lacking in emotional sympathy, a lover of the arts as well as a student of the sciences.” Surely optimistic, even utopian, is this prognosticator! * * * AST of this quartet of Today | and Tomorrow books to be con- | sidered here is “Ouroboros, or \f —accuracy p variety of daily ques ee offered in the Mechanical Extension of Mapn- and the only one by an American writer. Mr. Garrett im- presses this reviewer as the most thoughtful of the four authors un- der discussion. He begins by saying that “one story of us ts continuous: it is the story of our struggie to re- | capture the Garden of Eden, mean- ing by that a state of existence free The Best Gazetteer; Werds and Phrases; etc : | : naations of sranert? jea) with 7 cs conant ls sx neste rality, quite of course, is as old ang questions of property, and Get! WKY som the doom of toll.” After ., Abbreviations Used . , the 7 lo e sm reslis . : a lat ws ~ - ; a self imagine that divorce by conse with fact and comment anent the .o > \a- nw , * » * 7 s * - « . * ~ » , cal. Mr. Dreiser, consequently,. But there is much in this little Wi be Subject to a time limit of abana changes wrought by ma- ‘is a most shamefu! plagiarist! But | ces , Peg pe air gua inert - - heen eeahe ent Ths all mar’ ) ig - rrougnhn ' ei treatise which, if applicable at all,/t¥9 Or three years, and that chinery, he closes with the ob- ation of servation that “in any light, man’s task is Jovian. That is to iearn how best to live with these power- | ful creatures of his mind, how to. give their fecundity a law and their functions a rhythm, how not to employ them in error against him- self—since he cannot live without | Republic, but « few of the The and Machines, according to Mr. Gar- | rett, have multiplied labor instead | of saving it. “The riddle is that tn- | dustrial civilization, having created | to its unknown ends a race of me- | chanical drudges, requires never-— theless a contribution of humapr intense, more exacting. | more irksome than ever. Aa toil it | is more productive; there is more. to consume. Life has been ez- | is safer. 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Haring served } the 29Fomise agreemet TR ta atY and jelegation representing the — oe «= » " —— —— —. ~ & > ™ ; , eo, Amcrica Expeditionarr Force ag ‘Or the ¢iimination 6f tie g°2ce¢ \usicians’ Union of St. Leuis wi -~ oo - a -* 2 4 > 9 3 CATRCH NOTICES me Uannted TMatrict. wae trane- Captain and then as Majer, the creasing we Ed : 2 escort the bedy te New Marcu ri ‘ A - a &% od ree i >. oor wee Sa " mom «. ag " . . te — sini ‘ ie o ———— gear favnd . 7 a amaze ~ ——_. oa ~ eh 37 Oo 4 a5oG Tv "4h Lt a é Ttrreter wo re interniern: = ? as + a sal aes one dk ol a . > ae ® oe eo > Seow o ~ ~ “& ~- = se s ss , . ae i ‘ awe ' 7 Rie wf re toe -~ “ e sn returning from Europe. “thar Public Service Mm@usSsicen (Or 2p- be made. The services are to om 2 : Dt oe — a ar er + a. na ne . a oo ‘ w 5. - . - - ~s ~ , . wee . ani ' — ee . ~~ ~- & “~ *“a ~ nmi te —— | a> ai oo ae 7 he T-f@meanr the war had Treasiy Meant. Wis its £n@ COMMwBsen receivec im tae ifs Seuth trrand arene. = | _> a } WF ah 7 « - 4 : The Churches named betew are sil tien meats tad si ™ ropa avwittianm af Tite and wart) —— TWIaAil an aDPD aSeon of the rail- Mr. Schirmer was taken | Sat- Rranche« of The Wether Charr h. The ; —— . 4 cmactar'a attire *5 thea SACI isAsCe Ga busca site 9 7 Xé-des 4 j-m - - ~> -_ — i = , “ a re *. tJ = ad Sea = me 7 i ‘ +. 2 —- ee — * ~ * in > First Chureh of Christ, Scientist, in — ee jered. when watching the seething read for the modification of the urda f last week, Just or 2 —_ a - nee “ » ‘ ‘ : ee m ; . : itty 2 ~ > a + ; ar ? $.%5 ~ oe. Spits ey 3 ives, % s ~ ti iZy (OLDEN TENT: Jeremminad 31.5. a » gesociated Press Bui. . bee + it s ons i feke ' wenger : tla age tee - » > 1. . me ee ~s i * mre ms ; 4 —— — 7 z ; . . ~*~ - . =" _ > est . is ‘ FIRST CHURBCH, Kingshighway and ia Sic _ a While in this mood he came up- ance for the viaduct which is to Was rem Be 1SACU 68 , ere Pe: ‘ — mary 4 a ec.lc : , Westminster pi*tce, 11 s m and 8 Bu MBA wenacats piggy “ ind ant nem +, Alfred carry the street over the tracke Pital where he -died. ri ~~ a - - . . “ - * ’ i : . . 7 a . ; = >» mm Reading rwem,. 4744 “WePhee- ana Nermi- i aneete T+ “hs bar 22 an itGaag : - T mas : i 2. ; = * . > » ae . - i - - _ ms - - = # esi * . i ce ia - es A r i ~m, open @aily from 9 a. m. to % a eee ~te Per; Nores. entitied “A Victory Ball.” s@ as to provide fer a -$-foot -** viens ' — - : eo : - ia et ae as ot > as =- enccrescsT’ > Bonten he Urwis 1 oe eens . — 3 r3 ™ .. 2 eg ae trem 9 a. m. . oe sags : i. i - the “ree =J4 ‘tact s*anes pa hieh Clearance a2 tow agreecd +a br the lternate Madonna e Mir- te 5 ». 5 slice es —— 5 : ti" *++e ~~ * ~~ me MS bp. Se As; a Pe. ne Ne a oe ~~ ee ae ees . Se ta. — - * ww 3 dia : i ; nm. to Pp Ye os or iG S$ eS baa i oSe | ae 2 stat" er sienna is with frien 2a Sze OND CHUR® * ey WS ashing: i ata aoe eR ee sox, are as follows: * oa ac.2 AS? ana ti! io imends. - > "he : _“ i . ; i am sles : c _ ne a ai ten beolevard, Il a. m. and 3 pap. m. — os “4 a'irma a eee renner Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Doellefeld in , ‘ alti itie . . —_—— Tree Se Ona dee Mamet 2 si airman os , sa: oe m-~ ; Readite reem in church edifice. epen steqgrishiD RAISE? -i- Hing ineyY The crmbals ash. and the dancers a ‘ . RS tar ee Tin sneneion witan Yon ssily from "te i p. m.. including San- a Be ee a wa Mason Touic act eg i Oy me | Aiea : iit Myer ea ey : é | . " s : * ~~ ‘ " 7 TT ¢ Yr dar ies ve 308s ——— en enerectsad * distinguished musicai career - = sata ae on ‘ ~ — ‘ _ —s rr « a? = oe een ~ = =o e8 wie 35 aT Siz > * ~ . site ae roe -_ Neetac ial ~ “ sg 2 2. a. | ~ res > > * 4 ' 7 ‘ > a Pre | 9 = > { 3 FOURTH CH Re ll. 5e@e Pace bee- ig aT Bigg a ae BSutterfr skirts aad chite @sts Lotie would ot - tite ‘ean are | ‘ 36° 7 — _ everd. Il a.m and § 2. m REead- €aras ————— ~e . tng | yp which he had composed mur we aie , = m AOR ~* "eg > . - ing ree, 35451 Page beoirvard. Den — — - "ovr clean « cer ™ ae 1e.5% ‘ SS S&S owt ita ie ie? ce sa a ae WE pe daily ‘rom % «a. m te F Pp Mm. Of . -_ 2G Sh4coWs G. Gad MEN FS2tCAiR™g woe te neoe f t+— S*ate a "2 © “ae aC 2Gs@® tise + ioe 7 . " ino . a - WiC 's ’ - e *. 7 - comt Wednesdar. ‘rom @ a. m. te 7°45 = 7 ——— ‘™ there 1 RD pik ERS sere ; __——s—i“‘é for the banavet table scene o h . ~~ ™: Mundap. — te > Pp. mm. ‘ HT Re Ii Né YT Tf ES. - oo : ree meand act RS ae rerarded ae Suoda: e: ening eae en — a 3 siete ee ase tbe law to determina eee ud 4 a i@ regarded as Sam Satine 280 meres. CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL *~* | —— ae Oe ee a So hehe toe the “We. | BM Masterpiece rIFTH ¢ Ht Re a ae t-raad dazce min TC pa + ; Skit one '_a~ yowievard, Ti a. m afd Sp m. Read- IR and LAcus Sirens Back to the jungie the new beasts [88h case. The law Was not passed Mrs. (dams | Estate $153.594. = —— leration. ’ daily. wetl A SCARLE! ‘ Deas Trance id. j after ee. ‘at? of tL* 6rigirna t. r Se . Fe = 5resicent a? te 5 p. m.: Sepdars and all beii- _ ey a - ” ~~ Si: a0 d is. president : al - S23 - * -~ _—_—. ~ days a 2 Dp. ™@. @ 7t-~ A M. Moraing an = VV = aeac = = - ae a.a3.- Taer 224 SOc 6 aoag Rei das a & | ad - : ; ; ee * —~ a Law 7 ai ane H an i | says. The : F Westminster Flare sf Tayler Averee tT . vast orchestra canvass a »dac- agree - — sharp stinging pains of apiey oe " 5.59 p. ™. sae Give St.. epen daily trem 1 =). ee eee shanale ef savages, beartlessir gar BOSTON, Jan “The Volstea; Thewmatism and neuralgia need be Coming—Saterday. Feb. * so m. te 10 p. m.. ctcept Wednesdar. 7-30 & W—‘*La That Paspet= a : , - 1? a m. te 5 p. ™. Sendar end hofi- : Lnhew mage WTUtaa.y cMITVICUS. Hut acroes taeir AT was desrm zc a8 “a poteniiai “eared Be longer. , J ast taae one Fameus Geergia Minstreis da rs. 7:38 te 5.08 » m=. Al are wei. c“«m Pr YwW——'A Vo itnem for Gad bar Maric revels Went tramp ing ‘= aii tre ; former { rO p31 PS ry eA or to A-' ¥ ‘OL ta) iets sr quick, ome. She Schoo! for all ages at 9:30 a. W cen HG ” mapper «Pe "TS ee rad SPS f= rshe? a-VOU, ribed bv Siugiag— M esic—Daac ing - 1 ew Go #20 = — si, s@z s. Aust . na was * - - ess Te ” Pn if _ ii b> CS EOPt r— = . + -~ ——— e — += ” - —— . . ~ and “sa > I wo Gr ca -38 GISSOTADCES tere i8 an Ulin law shoud O8ngTess pass LnGer ting fine. At all drugg-su. Ceutiaucus = toe il PF. Tomorrow vakable accen: of disenchastmest. Democratic i? che warriors thenmiseiTes Were said. «eu. a= OS —— 7 * - i -* * -. +.> = - - , Srd mapa Church guifawing at the illusions fer whick “midiy wet & — > . ~—— * ~ 7 x a \ ~ ee AS Real Chimese Mandarin Style | a Ss ctl PRIVATE BOOTH) j Pretepiay ———————— ————— ee i Chinese and American Dishes. Mandarin Chop Saucy ' : - i | = ™ BS plans SPECIAL pewvre sPecrat uexnasts 4.) ALICE JOYCE | Besisie E i} , = ed fabric Tie & £1.08 LINCE. ONLY Se on ae et 4 The True Index of a Newspaper’s Value as an Advertis- ite wins 3PM wsP.M it & ow S P. | j LINES” — | ing Medium and Its Popularity in its Home City [nvart- f ee idk aacecaili aEs ITY PT , ane ae Y spe) ‘ gaci BEST @T AL aT RP LAR PRICES ' Show Startin Wat: - *} abiv is its Volume of Want Advertistng. 7 @ec's audience oteae F GUARANTEE SATISFACTIOS—TRY TS: . ee Soe | s wa | Sleecay ‘veraite tor’ tha tuner Go| Meestheeecsabescescoceemesieysashaiwesaaioaenes ‘| ADELAIDE-HUGHES ~ ; oe at Hy! Ca In y e ass = zart’s otrerture to “The Marriage 5 iiupe.” Besthaven’s tells Hale PRESSED i of Figaro.” Beethoven's Tiein con New and Greater — sense tional 67 i m certo in D Major, with Michel Gusi- aaa ( Ra aan ) es 1 - 35 T ‘ i ska- Qe ‘tre zeoft as scloist: anda tro errer ats item anal F artene” Ase} 4 aad hud r t or. ‘ * oe ° a « -_ , ieee ~~ — —- e,. | me i} ALL classifications. 43 ture to ‘“Tannbause! Mr. Gusi- , | sina —_ “ i | = kotfs erudite musicianship. -his PA LLA D I U m= €6UF O i. L I E S O F 1926 ‘ORIGIN ALITIFS oF iss" ii“ = FRONT 28 weem ff) technical skill. the sveectmess and The One BIG “HOW TRICK AND ACROBATIC Phot | nila ‘ Se H a aa RR ER Ae : ef the “EASON Sat. E ve.. Jan 30th ROLLER ee : = 7 See Teac ee. Of aS (One -—a.- Singing, Dancing. Nevreity Entertainmest. Featuring The PALLADIC™W JAZZ BAND ! | coemenemasestias - mM. $32 : if the Vi - 1925 | these could be admired. withont ~~ Het = *t — Yeur Lips te am, Aheut Them ; a oe : ¥ During ear Tt Raia siahs af + ie cats: - aptcee Sa NEV UNTEHL t2 @CcLaec “EATING EVERY ‘NIGHT ; i . , . pom : i OSINE cnt ne tact rat the NE W P A L 3 A D | U M a I N K ENRIGHT WEST n it’s his first prcture fer : ; Th P t Di t h Pri t d Beethoven concerts, a touchstone OF GRAND “NORTH STAR” | First National. ee e Post-Dispatc inte | sor = sented NORTH ST. Starts in high and nev- 2. % ; . s vi ; | | i AMUSEMENTS and Stuart Heimes er lets un. "$3.1 3 54 HaS Situation “Wamte"—214l mere “225 ** THREE 1 inanpaeindaihaiedibeetdpaedlnbeaaatiens : sare te A AER a. 3 . Miner >°* Louis ,* @spapers Cmo.nec : oe” ee d High voltage fun and é Sia = + | ss i ies Teday ve sew This tress shew ; thrilis. gS 2 + 41.173 Peenabe Ange “ww vents " . — . T i CUCKOO LOVE” | - in * . VER OfiFY Bait of Us soaraug mo- §¢ “SENS SAL Ut ° ' . 4 i S. .428 onli nad Beard ees rcp pong mere ae a oy - : : on BRITTON'S BARD an 4 ; . A pe os * i ' ri ee ae SS PS eS. > ‘ . : Neg" BG -k& iret treet “am Ruad =e vr es ; = do—9.21 mere “bar “h- * : ' - * wth Tr al ~ : 4 ise a ened Estate - es mere than the THREE Harp Trie Feature of Kaight« of : : —— ik ia = —— a eS Fa ti 21 * LAr . gers JIB 2 ae ee ~ . “4 Wats Tor: ‘y = ae T a. ~ "3g. a — ™ aes ’ 3 Columbus (omecert. : . $1.10. Nights. 8-13. i: ~~ 7 . * ej. F L 2 earns ime 2ererly ti @ 2ar “0 TEs 4 . . « mar pany ‘heare “rphe um ranch bex ofTires in rour seghburheed ox: 4 se.e0e Fer Sale “WW --aggengpetnermngeel mere “han the TEREX a ea oe ee > '~* ~siar prices. Ask re at. ; " ether St. Les me Wspapers combined eggs Wueon aS a .ea@.ure - & coecee: . ~ siiilnacka sigidauniaeoasanias LEN: TR NAT AS ro a RR given Dy the Aniagits of Celumbus 3 : lomerrow m : 37.483 Businces Opportunity “Wants”—I65355 mere -55 > nice? actieeh tiie: seieeniinala : : lending Thee Rie Ne: £ ; (be TRERAAR o her ™ Lewis ne» Sa Des om @ine dpesaetin abit g es os m —— . ama 4&1: e : a | >» gor aie @ T".. « : - & + 13.473 Lest avd veund — ants eee _Daid ads ‘ban tha ae 1" as ass oe rea 2 'Tomorrow Night — “Nees Week ee : ; THREF ° ee? ond rrners ere .uwisses i > Rachel (rethers Presents : 2 ra Se0G mere tlan ‘h« nearest ie =— 4 gy Pe ag Te Pantasic, or UuSo@m. BSeethoren’s ° ° THF e . oe: Teeet ~~ and one am % ao Twtc - : 2 = . : TP... «ale 7 Xi iP . . * Se 4 . TN oO : ther i -. i: @*#Y ares 2s a, . ee pag =a —_ aia si ores = ° S4MERICAY ~ ; | sso fe spaye:s Comoined Jeep Rirer and “Feist Musik . Be John Kirkpatrick : 4 IRL - 13.137 “Musica? “Wante”—e0 and 4141 mere han “he TWe 7" sll lain, et a ad ; SSSA LS SSeS Stive mt . . sy ire Li api nec = > an ~ a ae Ling "= SDa pers cet bined + : P ~ a. * iy ; ? tT. se‘ting «# tT 2 —— oui a, _— - : 4 Fy: 1tz.4I4 Rasaasantie “ws ante"—-61. 7a mere ‘nan the THREE — r wate — * af j . | + Sete eee EMPRESS = = 2 os. + ane billed aa a Weirh triton as ~ : a8 | gag Ware tne Seticte aie paGaee Geen 50 1o1s" OLIVE AT GRAYD . he BLMK BIRD’ Be 4 a ee . wcr = de "2. ap rh “Or: sine! _ " aes ere . ™. tom a eae MR. GANZ the family residence, T5193 Rankin USIKOF S Lankin y head ee ae - i has srepered feast ef beumetifui, St. Louis’ ONE BIG Want Medium j Seulevard. to the Rickhmend a F = St popular mene. se i a Heights = Presbyteiaz, | Chugeh. BB - roa WAS, PASMEZOGLU WM Stn isunilieinmenneneeneeenee tie eel ‘ ae wh si te all. lil . &ir ’ ‘ 2 . Seats Ser—i964 WLiVE—BeOTEL~ Ara ‘rem “BARBLE OF “£5 ILE” Grek est rca

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, 192g ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =e pANTAM _CHAMPION ROSENBERG TO OP PBB PPO BO DOPOD ODOT Basketball Scores. el nl lh SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES, ayo Phil Kaplan and © Babe McCorgary to Box | ea mae ny Kansas 453, Iown pends 21. Other Half of Twin Bil] 2 ers 12. ich Warrensburg 27. Kirksville 21. uble Peon a ai % — Gustavis Agelpbes 35, St. Olaf ting the Pinas a : ne ‘ ae , 12. ekless Courage, Bfard Most Pretentious Yet Undertaken by Matchmaker Straus —«- Beleft 32, Knox ge a ~ 4: ee ec Tulane 33, Auburn . or Boardman ix of the Coliseum Athletic Club—Titleholder Has Mercer 39, Millsaps 27. a of a Giny . Pittsburg 30, Penn State 26. ind Comedy Held His Crown for Ten Months. Central Wesleyan 21, Missouri ader” in » : Valley 11. ay ~~ Forest” er eg gs aioe = : Arkansas 69, Centenary 21. of Vauderitis bes ) : | —— ——— Charley “Phil” Rosenberg, bantamweight champion of the world,| __ McBride High 32, Country Day wihins lewe tn Bf. accepted terms for a 10-round battle with George Butch of this | ns 19, Clayton 9. atures of Masig Bur according to an announcement today by Matchmaker Gene Maplewood 28, Wellston 12. The bantam title bout will be held on Tuesday night, Feb. University City 298, Ferguson S. us. ‘ a ase : - - @ ; Kirkweood 21, Ritenour 10. ag .as the final event of a double-windup at the New Coliseum arena. | MUNICIPAL LEAGUE. Thier The other half of the double fis-'~_________- AA Holy Ghost 44, St. gee aga “Bee - - oO. : _- Beb White 28, Holy Name 19. “nad leeas” headline! a Pete IER Blind Redeemer 19, Christ Church 16, pplan, Newark middleweight, into F 4 Hely Cross 26, Concordia 12. } : s ‘ > TO Ane kaill in > ing With Jimmy “Babe” Mc- ? ormer Champion, oe _ Wabash Accounts 14 Claims 2. JOANNA” , 3 . + € _Ser ‘ve 90 Da Traffies 16, Auditors 2. : ise made. by ° nti) «ne -- Monon A. C, 41, Coliseum A. C. vent tee went of “- promise mane by? NEW ORLEANS. es “ae , rivate Affeire” ius before McCorgary’s setto ¢ ETE HERMAN, former | - lied ie ms Henry Malecor at the loral > bantam champion of the >| ~o ean Hart's - 4 » last Tuesday night. The New $5 | world, now hopelessly (. ° bd . Try Makers” Raliseurn promoter agreed at that.? blind, is preparing today a ; 18S S S oe | ¢ here to meet 5 Serve a 90-day sentence to the TA as me to bring Kaplan i. j ! ir aa a Maqwinner of the Xict orgary-Mal-'? house of detention handed tures of Mazie’ econtest. McCorgury was award > cowh yesterday by pederal ain ictor in Reins ‘ i popular décision over the Car. ( Judge Grubb. ARY COAST” Brille ringster. Herman was charged with . aie Guede violating a Federal padlock or- ‘ Straight Set PRosenberg. Who will be making ‘ mappearance in a St. Louis ring der, previously issued against — - forget that when you try to place more results by meeting it square- § ' rad Nagel in a first'time when he swings’ 5 his ringside cabaret. a hit you are thinking of that ‘n- ly with a sharp chop. The only 7 seconds flat, which eclipsed the “Cleveland and Soldan high school the National League: Dale Gear, a on, | is bli land H ball. So dont ¢ | 7 BOY GRIT” maction with Butch, annexed the: 5 But for his blindness, the _| Mrs. Haylock of Eng Ow- Stead of hitting the ball. So dont excuse for taking the big swing | former mark set by Lever of the basketball teams will try to break | president of:.the Western I[eague, — Matamveighttitie about 1 months ° Judge said, Herman’s sentence | ever C s U. S. Cl ‘do it. is to throw the infielders off their University of Pennsylvania by one- the w inning streaks of Yeatmen representing the ghinor leagurs. raine of the pwhen he defeated Eddie “Can-|' would have been much heavier. oe oom progres Fou Wis learn | Beare. ‘fifth second. Miss Filkey’s time ang Central tonight in the double-, 294 Commissioner Landia. mn & Spetlich ¢ dpmball’ Martin in New York. L~ ree pion to 9-7 in First. that the first important sidelight Every boy probably has discov-|for 70 yards was 8 3-5 seconds, |) pager at the Cleveland gymna-! Ne ee — ie Ran ae Martin held the crown for only | | a iis ates tart Cacti on the art of watting is the ‘‘work- ered by this time that there is one jone-fifth under i old mark. es sy , Tommy Connolly, ‘veteran wumpir - 7 ~ fer months, winning it on Dec... tog ees "vol irs “i an snl ing’ of the pitcher. In the wig pitcher whom he does not seem! sium. Cleveland, which has won’ and Irving Sanborn of Chirago, ner enus’ mee lit ca ecw S . Ta ; ; 7, >¢ ru sé y}-?? 4) 5 ; - « Style Show 7924, when he gained the de-| 5 when he cl ot cman By Frederick K. Abbott. league it is 12 cesary tase: work | able to hit. That follows a man ‘DAVISCOURT ON CARD two games and lost one, will tackle | ‘representing the Amertean Leagu:, : — m over Abe Goldstein after a i ae diac eae: iia of CANNES Jan 30.—Helen Wills, or worry the pitcher if you hoy: right through the big jeagues. &for | AT COLISEUM FEB. 10: Yeatman in the first game, with | ‘voted vamgrarpedee 2 resin. ‘TEW ART and ~ round contest. Goldstein's a mg ie : | en eee a Match ‘to have any big advantcge. ie a@ long time I had an awfu! time . ' Seldan opposing Central in the | i IAVE in Re om en a knockout befere Ro osenberg | California tennis star, who has ¢ertainly will iry to “work” or learning to hit “Doe’ White 7 _— Daviscourt will compete in e UNDOW SN gre as champion began OD succeeded in flattening him in the! cp ee, Bers ta a meeidied tha-| If thin trouble has come td you, |°%*, ot. tm Prewminaty oleate ye See ee eee Hockey y Game at ti wh 21. 1924, when he defeated | hired sound of & simestions! bettie: marched triumphant!y through the worry you. “eS oe cael, 7 eae See ee 19 YOU, | o¢ ‘ich New Coliseum wrestling card | won two games cach, without suf- | CInE, wR et rie eee : | eanks of French and Eagiish tennis hak “ey gag considerable succes: ae must get busy septs mey* trad andion Wednesday night, Feb. 10, in: fering a defeat. Soldan has dropped | F t P rk Off sion Contest Can Make Bantam Limit | lwtere along the Rivers, suck her | See ee ooem Ty De &. ind out just what. is the hoodoo. |which Jimmy Londos will try for |two games without a victory and | ores a ’ : Outbid Cleveland. stars along Re Wall : i lea . biute, There are various methods. One world championship honors against | Roosevelt, which will be idle to-. — Though he is cammonly regarded Straus state i es 1 ,. tirst snag today. Miss Wills de- oe Te he oe See Cl of the beat ts te shift your ped. } either Joe Steche lvi | so | OWN.” also ate ht bees oe ee ee BO WSS COM-| + sted Mrs. Haylock of England, {as if you didn’t care whether you |, ; oy Pie : 8 . "F or ivan Poddub- ‘night, has been on the short end in | 3 Movie Contest a featherweight because MOSt | pelled to outbid Cleveland pro- '°@ted - > in 4 atthe ees (eek ot envthing or not- that tion in the batter's box. Try gpev-i™¥ each of three games. _ Joseph Forshaw, president of th AW inners his fights have been with box- moters to secure Roesenl ‘rg’s ac 6¢—2. in a stirtly contested — a e Sees: adiltlind sarge thos ‘eral positions until} yOu find what | Promoter Tom Packs announced ow I Fi ri speattiinvineinceeebieatsintennereineastidiaeniinndiies a « ; 6 o™ . . r¢ . © ~ : - oi ~~ i a » - ° } » “is - se : ~ . : . , > 7) ws mm sof that weght division, Butch lithe of Mle tee the match maic} ; — inain — was to have tiv wou think te*the richt one. If vee today that Daviscourt had accepted McBride 32, Country Day 16. estern Wistrict A. A. WU,, -8i : ‘ i a Asaf . “ tear , vV¥- i} . , , Bettie. ”” atin mhout sacrficing strength oF! were trying to match the bantam Miss Wills bas yet had anc for s aim a, _s ee = : , az ste _ different ways of holding your bat. weight, or Tom Draak of > sie — oa se a fourth victory to the bad condition of the ice at — weamina, accoming to Straus, WhO; champion for a 10-round match time it lovuked us though the En- preg oe diag aye BO Fespec’ -°F You can increase your accuracy; Londos will report in St. Louis ,2°* ™sht trouncing the Country | Grand Basin, Forest Park, the pro- rt Time Wife’ pbacked the local rinester’s! with Carl Tremaine in that city, (elish woman would breik the 7 gn eee +» tien ele thee etter end confidence by “choking” {t.,.next Tuesday morning to finish | Pay quintet, 32 to 16. Anderson | osed intercity came between -the vyand 4 Acts Bnpaien for fistic honors during’ In view of the showing made American girl's record of matches | vy — a gern PHC that is, moving your hands further training. ed in scoring for the winners, | pose y¥ 6 | ; ~ be past three years. 'by McCorgary in his 10-rounder “On Without going more than twe as if _— didn't re whether — up so as ‘o Make the swing short-: Champion Stecher is now in New , With 11 points, while Boyle’s de- Springfield (1ll.) and Winter Gay- a 4 Ai ast wo? » Ie : . ; - sie ; * nant ent rer 3 @8pe- tg ) me . a : Kafser ad Patsy Plianagan, the Kansas mauler’s coming setto Miss Wills, by nightfall. wil! sintiv - ae ogg ras i Pitas ward theaend so that rou can take DEMPSEY EXHIBITION League. FIELD OF 37 PLAYS IN 'S THEATERS m establish’ Butth as a prom- with Keplan looms as an attractive Prebably know just bow soon she eoue be beetinggapmas —~ ney Ole toe, feee owing: T Kirkwood Wins. MOONLIGHT GOLF EVENT eP ; 4 ‘ o. . " . . alin 4 4aC et : BE FREE BI : st ap geome Mg candidat¢ for titular laurels. erent. Wt will certainly détermine Will meet the match of her life. ie on : es ii . e , hea Tew Coliecun — oe ae ; > , eae ‘ ie = : iti ahi inde Se etwas : oe a si “rc . ' " ° “$711 ; ty . ' inding Statr aie gem ep “3m Butch at the New Coliseum last Septem- prix ateiy informed officials of this pitchgr guessing instead of lettine changes will make you worse. Of course, Dempsey will get his ° Nor i The caddies as wel] as the plar- a ‘ * _ { ho .* r ~~ = eS “ . ; * e ‘ 3 + = * o- - ~- . 7 tie a : ‘ : . . fi q ee " * * . — P ion with Joe B ae ecapd Ge ber. rhe Speed, skill and ring- decision. This means that it will him put rou on the auxtous sear, Think the matter out carefully, re- oe but Me time at is coming ieucitosee, fe) mals ers carried flashlights. Ball« paint- machbeck « 7“ on soe purman and two craft exhibited by the Newark. probably be mid-February before 1t is largely a inatter of psycho). alizine that the fault is yours, and from a realty organization. The | ‘ed with phosphorous were used fan's Law” @eiicts over Filie Shea in im-, middleweight on that occasion Miss “Ne , ™ oaeanie eo ee ade theory at a time. ee eee ee Face Concordia — —~ (/@priant matches:t Chicago. Shea made a disti th + Miss Wilis gcts an opportunity of ogy. You may pot out-think ihe try one theory a ‘ ‘will arrive here Tuesday, it was | Safeviniiaiidtics sina , a boon ee . She e a distinct hit with the fans. trying her skill against that of the pitcher every time, but vou +l My old friend, Hans Wagner, one said, ané will appear against one | [emer a ? ‘ED” and 7. - ee ee ee a a el eas eee pen ch gir) certainly improve your orn min’ ‘of the greatest batfers that ever or more of his own sparring part- The. Concordia Seminary five : N te ster Minstrels eG Miss Wills and Partner Win. in trying ; lived and a very ciose student of ners, The “no admission” angle is | / Oo es w | ang Ke es ts an tries Miss Wills and her partner in the ote the opposing infield. ,1- the art, says that when a batter thought to place the, exhibition on will take on the Indiana Normals, \~ oeattintintictinds nated saan oe PP PRP PPL PPP Sa mixed doubles, Jack Hilliard of En- yoy. he io keop iin sian! eoes in a slump against some par- such a plane that it complies in of Terre Haute, tonight at Holy! Mel Stein came within four pin - 2] "OU? "cp VY (hes in ¢ are dsssb ee ? . egies ited . — ee . 3} : 3 , tai “jt ‘ ’ ; ‘ eoert FP At cnet. At New ag tg ind, fie te bite liogren — per hegie a to whether you will swing hard o1 ticular pitcher or goa 7 ag . — detail with the state boxing ‘Cross Hall. The annual battle with | of rolling a perfect game in th. ne ee ee ins cage ‘ nw uncertain’ + them, he will usually find the faust)": Greater St. Louls Bowling Leagu: oe Weather. cloviy: track, heavy. af Associated Press. a noon, advancing to the semifinals. bunt. dt ther are uncertain’ you rs “eth feet Hans says that the oe a che Mecdier. Teaches has wpe the pent etn pie ie vest BY iret Pace, wOU, 2-sear-old maidens rr} “om ee" oat Wi ften get : ; infield | - — . ; . i ‘este; - a : fie Associa’ rremn. : | " foi fardoags: year-olk aidens _ The American chen pion, playing ill —— get a bi on an — position of the feet und the legs Billiard Results. history at the loca] school, and, CEA a pind bei — , . 3 vear-olds, PERIOD , sac ese 1S Mayor Behrman 118 in much impreve "orm, and her Sroundcer or nint. Never “nc SD prctibeipecs . Se i 'day e on. - 3 longs— on . +t : , : witb cr THE eo K eae (}., “Sten ‘ens! ta = 4 100 we Ble gy 4 Bay meeting. between the French and: he ‘rr of times vou succeed. Yo BOSE. In trying to sc a _ | Kieckhefer Winning = the aftey- to the attack of the Terre Haute | ales EX ED - m6 Sahih tint Regal Tov te a “Hidden Je well = *Comedyr 108 American champions agatm will be will also get great delight «? predicament. the batter tries 50 noon, 50 to $7 in 66 innings, and aggregation, while Purdue, run- | The Ed Schaefer Bowling tearm. » 1° CLE ¢ To : ; s . . “ ‘ ‘ ‘ x ae Pt c «* madd . i aa : . — e + > - “idl R KYXE’S Th Cn | Shane) $3.90. third Time. Third race. $1200, claiming. 3-rear-olds. postponed, as Mile. Lenglen's deci- playing a game of wits di ne many different moves that he gets regio A winning the evening match, ,nerup in the Big Ten race, had to | wome nis tenpin organization, lee GOLDEN un Blinks, Broomsier, six furlougs: } sion came only after announcement (| aes ‘ tea tete completely confused. © to 20 in $4 innings. Each had a ' extend herself for a place on the!/"ight scored 3880 in thelr mate; = orcher and Iegiard G. | “Powder . ‘aus. “mey Witt ...397;5+% t Miss Wills would t enter th lime you will be respecied as- a l is ter- high run of five. ‘ ‘with the Zaps in the Schaefer RAIN EPOURTH Fach, $1000, claiming, _ 4- Aunt Laura 9S Helen Walker .110 ha nOt Caer ae emurt ballplarxer. Once vou get A general batting siump tng wit, Pn -long@iend of a 24-259 score against .eagtes " ‘one ‘Senn Utena ak hig} et ae [ite of un eix furo — Tod; Bar Light 103 Palmist . ....112) Singles. . rible thin It has cause 4 rts Ogee ae cee ee oe aN : . nae. | | , R CAST tn ie —, ay 2 Thay 10 $68. 20. tunall - tees 103 Rockzerry -113 She objects to the Ienglish ihat recognition, your Job becon; esnetiiiaie ess mental worry than ? Lik Real 5 wae gepeees es ee ‘ “ leith 69] and Mie. Béhacfer second VED" se mr geo. $4.70" oe 5 Ste Jauitor” - 2107 “Als eligi :103 grooved ball, which will be used, ‘easier. — so heen . ? e uneten oo ra Sita The Follow Through. John McGraw believes that the | ---~~--~----~-~ ~~ | made itself much respected in mid- Ed HMoener 626. in rr. Pir Hlour and Julia mM, alse } PBncac® ene bated S-year-olde and up, through the present tournament’ ow. when you step up to swing surest way of getting out of a ST. LOTIS WU. (33). West court circles in the past and Pow! > the Pal ne ‘alee a , € i ” - " ; iY —» bd | ‘ * ‘ ’ r€ - bt . / j , _— bachatmen Atthu- — = = = or meee +¥> esate: 108 with one of the liveliest balls made. &t a ball, get all the length possible slump is to take a rest and forget Namo— Pos. PG. PG. Pts. Fs. | will again be in the Mneup for the coumeann. saaeeee ns the : weekly - GRIFTITH ; monnalar + te ‘ow me 103 ne Alles ne aa Miss Willis and Mile Léengien will from your shoulders to the tip of | it. After a week's lay- off the bat- Vv. Bradburn, fm. 9 3 21 0 Teachers on Saturday. The re- sweepstakes event, open to po ‘TU wie to Misal Scra Scratc hes. ; Cheroker poe Fea dt “i of Honor 105° face each other in ext week's ‘your bat. Let the bat out of your. ter will come back fresh and un-| Oasey, sf ......: 0 2 = 0 ‘mainder of the team is, of veteran powler in- the city whose averag: es = tea . ae. oc Tag an rerokee Lee. R. L. Baker | teurt nament in the mixed doubler, hand as far as possible. Your arm worried. W. Bradburn, If. 5 2.33 0 caliber, there being. but two re- ts verified by his league fecretary Precram ke ~ |. Bken Tor. Bucko, Aristotie. ang weventy vards". . d-yedr-olds, one mile *- Sega caeiere eee C nae should be like a continuation of (To Be Continued.) Baigmt, @ ..... 0 ” 0 1 cruits on a 19-man squad. > ent Mariner’ th Breeze Hot Dog, Purity. ‘hird— ned , “re their respective partners. ot oe a ee es i Kapl,c. ........ 6 3 2 3 ~ A OIRO LP ” Panc a 1 Sanola. Cartoon .106 Disciple fede On | wtete i ll eS EE _ 5 —— ee "toa, Blue’ Moni, Cheater: Pride 2...) 68 Sie ee 5100 ee tner they will play in th ein me Ra ee 1 @ 2 ¢ |CLAYTON-ROOSEVELT Last Night’s Fights. 9 k, Wellfider. Fiftb—Despot. Pick- OBE: 0 Matin PB ler th, oe & ft ‘ s bid ried if) ad Stanton rg 1 rT) » 4 ' R CAST in ter. ae mane Seventh—Lan- | yet 0 Lig: Ser 103' gles of the Carlten tournament. Es 0 sl aaa GAME IS SCHEDULED AS = : ie Bi irens verwheim In ia | Ane 0 1 tend mease BLAS : i "Mixth race, $1: S00, claiming. 4-rear-olds epening here Feb. §&. _ Ansbrock, re 0 0 Y PPP PPP LOL LAO EE hes AN ‘ay , and up. ro we one-sixteenth : 10¢ ee pe Ant REE EF — PPP ODO LOND el OOP LL PAP BPPPRPA OP LAP BPO OP AO LOO OO Hanlon, ys “a eae “0 o 0 0 Cc NAR Ry the Associated Preae es Running Fox .. *My Destiny ..100 ee ey et eee Young ore eee 0 0 0 I , . t I NEW YORK—Jose Glick, New Prerrem 4 ecw : Vill er 105 *Ram: : 147 x 0 . has é ° | he Monon A. ¢ Ps quin ‘ et vv“ 111 * Stene in + Weather clear; track fast. -Tulali 104 *Taleaua ee ming. $1200, 4-yeur-clds ] t 13 Stokes. lg ...... 0 8 8 ©@ ‘conclude their two-game series York outpetases po “same Fe ams the tae the Assouted Prees. phe gS oes ee Be 9 Naren a0] ame oun. ek furlon@ : | orma as e eam, 0 Morgan. lig 0 0 0 Q with the Russellmén tonight In the 10 neg pos a. we r hg - th” E. $1200 claiming. 3- ‘Shark 102 Rith s. . » Bs] “Payman” ao ae phoned Belie ert LOL LL LC DDD LLL OOOO —_——_—— — (windup of a double-header on the pre eg sens ‘en "eee ienieie — Te ye PT 9 ig cae Om ee *Rowland’s” Request Fogenrth Ane0u ee, ‘Kinsman | ...111 Young April ..110 ‘ . | Totals . 22 #@ 53 & New Coliseum court. Clayton High ei prin pag ttm ft Man Has " Barnet ae TS. eee = + eS! *Evances V ictoria "Night Shade .100 Schoo! five of the County Basket- Came , - $100, $4.60. “second: potitbeck. | Goemiserie 30S Jvicwmire . .--20%! Note o° Love .105 *Vem 102 | INDIANA NORMAL (18). ball Leeg d Roosevelt High ost ever Frankie Collehans, Ce- “S ) ; 20. s 60, secon etiibor k » ; aS 10° Fi ire Ror 431 i . Bat ae ee ~ yk , fs ve 2 ° - E fs ” , E : aA Ha Kure an tan ve! 7 . ‘ a West , df. ve almers). $4. th =. Time, wet race. $1200, claiming. 3 ante, Atosra 208 naa Dawn sa0° Victors Rank With the Best in the Country . Members of Beat- | nen “eo I _ — ae School's cataracheianite League iumbes, ~ —_ reunds. Maney pe mation. Infante. uzZzy UZ. olds and wp .one Mtic at) seventy yarde Seventh race. clain ‘ €1° a ” : i eg Ge ' } } i _ Wexler, rw ork, beat Billy pow ir Midling Mattie, Muldoon. Lord’) «7 4+eng L . 2, "a 27 ee ee, Oe ee ee j " ir SCO : ° 9 ,aulntet are billed to ciash in to- atic age”. [ Ten Sixty and Ada Black- ns ae. ay —_ = one - aoe a eixteent wt én | éam Declare, Afte T Comparing Their core Van Horn. rf 1 0 4 = inight’s prelim contest A 00-yard | Kelly, Seramton, Pa. feur reunds«. . otanneedl tt Tm. Servitor eae: Try Asain = 700; Salven 10) macho _— “tie With That A vainst Franklin Valier. if one 0 i 1 0 dash for men is scheduled as the Jee Dundee, Baltimore, defeated ™ Fiut —~y ee ees, Senne. six re va 14 Pa a sett ee Vietr at Law AR Senor .311 : g 4 : ee 1 | bs 3 Wertern A. A. 1°. track event. dee Simonich, Butte. Most. 10 i ae igtle isitor, 110 (te, Pool, $4. | ‘Timeless be SEpouat Leaves 103 aapercstice allen ane reggie als cat ce Ne O ids se: is: 1 1 3 @ | After tonight's game the New, Teusés. , aU and ), fi g 0 * ‘Cinnamon t acust Leute ‘> the : sa rere Sa 2 Colise : spare for - _. Ss aes. $4. po ond no ees Reg °Rarrister . . 91 *Rlack Wand .700 Wea , clouds K cx Deny. Tancaney, © ' ad a ° . = a Py sengieg — oe” ae the YOUNGSTOWN, O-—Diek Kvan«, won in “A S. Bhert)| $2.80. third. Time.’ “Betsy Bacon . “i Rear Grass ‘on At By John H. Alexander Albright, rg 1 oe @ 3 sc Reacgge. saa 8 ws saad * Voungstown. coutpointed Merric ; Wa Kinkead. Rural_ Route, 3 ge = al ; Havana / , : x . a : a SS ee eens. ae er, ba. ne hore Re@rd. Cherrycoite. My Hest Weather, clear: track, fast wisat wnee, ee. cane con Oe Coach Dan Savage of St. Louis U. cracked his gum incessantly jo 4 : - ; z a. A. U. champions of last season, | eee PB el Sie ae ——— ‘pie aye can, Sabie Seior | At Miami aril Up. five paste 1e- halt ide on es and smiled like a basket of chips as his galloping ghosts rape Up a sanseniine lg oe Bee 2 0 0 a calle here next Friday Seott, Hechester, cight rewnds«. cas n THIRD RA ae 7 . : ° Stella Maris ..14%3 Dolly Gaffner ..110 | ae : , . le . : ‘ r : night. soem MAN i, eectncfiopwicss, third. ee; Be the Asmciated Pree. Receiver + JOT Mise Leighton 105 8S to 13 victory over Indiana Normal! at the Coliseum last night and | iat ata ee le CSTE ae a HOLLYWOOD. Cal. — Marrs -ger? oy aaiRe ‘ tan © os rnold rh ets » — , te o és . . ‘ - ‘ ED ih oa ees ae een oe ere. | Ttenk tee .+th Pugoon She 112 he beamed broadly when his substitutes, in the last few minute nth 2°. — oe Greb, gro ee champion. aro Ginn sc Scratches. a 3 Lady George ..195 . rin Score at end of first halfi—*St. orner res acored a tee sorkout ever > ene mem iret frente. . ccdip fees 110) coos oct: foun, ciniming Sevan tam Up five points while the visitors were gathering one seule 30; indian 3. Sine | Buck Holler, Onkiand, five tke ' ol ante u i ee Oe a os . e nn uD. wix firiot ze : i , o a +f ats ° 2 - ; a - me Piestiot Car i Bal Gee, | Tast ig cai dik Ceruicen oth ‘Ca: anne -170 Momentum 103; The contest started off with the’ chance to do anything comstruc-— Hausman (¥. M.C. A.) Umpire Sixth _Victory pea so02e jatan and marine te Furth race Parole 11.) Yome DOr |. 1115 Marial Barton /116 ee og ~-446 —se 10? | -omise of being a close affair, but tive. Vernon Bradburn was high —Freidli. Time of halves—20m. HOT SPRINGS. — Young Rees. jiston ® Ben, on Cail, Hopeless. Seventh i Slide 140 Molly Locket .1]0, Fleck Friday .-0 00 Murgoyne . ...315) pros ) Z; - “| 1ine field = _ memes: Se ee aaxter i” imate Ramig, Tinclers Talequa. | Mountain 115 Tillie (110) Fair Trial ...))0. Lizzie N. 10% ‘iikens hit theer stride in a | ™#" for the evening with 1 ane . Post-Diepa Syencute, BE. Tq wen © Senepagee Horie” piles wen , “pecond race, claiming. “1200. S-year- Purd. race. $600" claiming 4-year-olds _— 3 : goals, Kap] had six and Capt. ‘unsuccessful in getting a game ae - Se pot y wo 36 ee oe 4 —_ olds ~~ * — — a pag 135) #"4 up, ix furlongs: : : “ few minutes and by the end of the “Red” Bradburn five. with Franklin earlier in the year eta St : 1 ven Jan. 3 4 Jet Little Rock, 10 reunds. 3 Hwana "ireen azes Si) Sn . So negate aaa ae SS ’ Sungdit ° . : ' Ore ~~~ aggr wit -™’ a . 4..cce eeeeeen . 106) Depoo - ----+-! .. Ce: ‘41 period were ahead, 24 to 9. Fresh- Rand With the Champions. but probably will make another ef- Horner o Se SACRAMENTO—Thomas Pala- a Weather aoudy k sloppy | ee eeola .102 West Point et} Tivernn ker RT Tensretivs det. i tae Camp fort sixth consecutive Eastern victory oge giyweight champion of Ma ; 4rac lop e° en pe “fh ‘ - : ° , v ° ur ‘ ae Trt. a - Weed Meret? 8 Post Disntor | “Anette --*“siged Saeareite, one: | Theoden.) TOR Mito... sna ened 7 the rest between halves, yn the showers after the game Cite tine Ont ee by knocking out Dave Williams of som. jest @ decision te Praukte NT — 3 i” Third mice, r ’ oie ura Cochr: ew Rival . 0 1 ; ~~ . | Frirts” 4 pad ate and halt fu ha rear- , pyarter mite: Hee ictiewer Wt Lavra. race S-year- olde and up. five they came back and surpassed their the Billikene were the subject of Inaeccuracy on easy shots was the Newerk in the neaghen round of 2 Never, Sacramente, six reunds/ — ateeenee a ; ang »ne-ha ur ouge——— lyr Manners ‘ aD: : . , ei pnt mne-t f Tur: Bane , nt Gia : ° . & HOME” ” Is 4 pnelkele >> to 5. out, | The Heathen 122 Dragon . .-.-- ibe “tateeret Gah 1d N otahene yoo earlier form, piercing the Indiana gigcussion by the Normal players. chief reason sot ae GarEes OF we: ee - = tj ms rm BAN FRANCISCO. — Jee masie . awrence’®, 4 he qourton (Alle), even, -out, se Accomplish 119 aed ge ‘472 Ternlov ae = aaa 14 g@efense at will and dropping the a at the o-tmet the le- Coliseum A. C. by the Monon A. C. Horner carried entirely too many ge, Frasecisce, coutpeinted tee pe Follies - ; Eis 6. ay -- hd Benny Rubin es |, Royal. Rally ..122) Onn rece hand an 4- Pen r-olds Bt balk in from allangles. Everybody Sprays 9 ee e of Lafayette, Ind., tn — first Bame, guns for his opponent, scoring two Lemiski, Aberdeen, Wash. mid- os BO | Jack Marrin 11 Post torn ae aid nea ne mile and oovente pits oi u was “right” and six field rouls cals would hold their own againet 41 to 25. Don Hiverell’s men, espe- knockdowns before finishing him. dlewetaht. 1@ reunds. . : : or . ’ "nnanis’ ‘ a or , , * . PE» J Pe « Oma re BEPCOND nace 890) clai imine. o7ear | Bul Duty - got a ge conte "Pare. oe 1909 Me wnie Smile 719 were scored in a row. Then Nor Franklin College, rated the best In Mr WP .+ss 2 ' ; 2 " : . BRA* bts heer” a, Declared off. eubetste. "Nixth race. oe me Sy Ge an Renbarg . --- 3: Re Paw ..---- tance, the forwards were persist- tween the schools would be worth ho far the game has developed in arene” = | — diborto, Sewth race—Cust og eter 1s Talcs. Wileon & “Srenther. cloudy: track. heary entiy guarded and had (Iittle ‘seeing. St. Louis tT. officials were :Indiana and Missouri. e i= grian ond Campfire Tale : Cavin die saci v* ee i ae al tel ™ . 4 COBB’S ADVICE — TO BATTERS Murchison Sets ~ Rules ( a World’s Record © Tp 70-Yard Dash | . BOSTOX. Jan. 30. eon ~ , a tae gl a ae a le at it _Hoitben to » Male His American ee Dash Tonight Se te ie a ae i a Votes to Restore The “‘Resin’’ Ball ee ee eee eee ene oe f sprinter, makes his Amer- nciiliticniagpai nt \ ° ’ ores * ican debut tonight im a 46- * os ) Chapter XXI in Ty’s || Former St. Louis Athlete Also 72! “282 2% Mechanics’ Hall Landis and Gear Vote With Lif Sto 4 | ow / Against him will be matched National Against American ire , ry | ae | ins 300 Yards Race at , Frank Hussey of Boston ‘“o!- ° : va ay | I Meet lege, National A. A. U. 106- Leaguers. As Told by Himself | | | ? A. Cc. Yard champion, and Alfred , 3 ae eae es _—naeninnteetntape , Miller of Harvard, intercol- . ‘ oe ‘ a ae Sy the Associa rene. [|= Special to the Post-Diapateh. | legiate indoor titleholder at 74 , KEW YORK. Jan. $0.—Resin CHIC AGO, Jan. 30.—Two '? yards. (Copyrizht 18926.) world’s ‘ a > It will be Houben's first race Will return to*organized baseball my preceding article on the art of batting I tried to impress | night in ecords were broken last ( mn the boards, but he will at- next summer. New hepe fe: the ninth annual indoor . ‘ if upon young batters—old ones, too, for that matter—the futility handicap track and field meet of p Cemmpt to tower the world ree- pitchers and pitching will com: rd 2-3 - ! > 4) of trying to place hits instead of merely concentrating the mind |the Mlinois Athletic Club as the tri- | satay pedi magne a Bs with it. 4 } , ~ a 3 \} and muscles on hitting the ball on the nose. That cannot be over- ‘color ‘athletes colected a total Of * aton on the same track. _ The joint rules committee of th emphasized. Before I elaborate let me repeat to the ambitious bat- | 5% 0 ee ee eee | major and minor leagues, with the ca . ter: Take care of your eyes at all times by not straining them under former a be ad light or by excessive Cigarette smoking. Then learn to get | Loren Murchison. former “a comfortable position in the batter’s box and center your ming 1Uis boy, running for the I. A. ‘c on merely meeting the ball squarely. The rest will take care of | for the first time since he went to ‘itself. New York, five years ago account- | : wha ed for one vf the new records and | It may be difficult for Spm? of the bat. In golf this is called fol-| Miss Yelen Filkey of the Midwest you young bailplayers to get bac) K | lowing through and is all-impor-|A. C., smashed the other mark. ‘o those simple principles pecausc tant. There is an important dif- In addition to setting a new rec- approval of Commissioner Landi«, yesterday voted for the restoration. lis use was abolished with other freak deliveries in 1926. Restricfions will prevent exce:- ‘sive “doctoring” of the ball. J» ‘charge of the resin, which will 1 Placed in a bag on the pitchin- we . - 4 ‘oo paces alatbaiadinemadn dt eaten ae ee one ‘yige! ae eed oF Saneie Bat mee om te : Shier AMaal pe +i) m . ie ie Ope md a age * Seapine ties tng, + , ae hat, Poe : re { Seances » pean ee eee ee eae ae a « “ aime " een teatieneeemntens = ry o ee ee = aa TS igh Nee ae Were sie. ae ad tee ees * L oy ‘ 7 Roles he pe ni > SAMA a, > hee AN Me a iNT: pitted. ‘ wes oct” 6 ee eS ee a a Pape sew e . EI 2 wns . _ 7 “Tah Soret | P ers —EeE nS ee a Cee ete A ORATOR Ae Alle REN... tee Rl. ee eee

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___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, aT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCT: .~ BELLEFONTAINE ——— EAT SELLS HIGHER- NeW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) tl LOCAL MARKET = =s-s=.5- pales of/enel NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—Following i ared with sg Fo00 yeste Mee sotis MERCHANTS EXCHANGE . P Adu La oth oo be 2 - dio» ‘the, ed D On the PeMe@ eg wheat closed higher and cora — std hile bond sales are in $1000 lois (000 omitted). —— hi ' . ! a =e ¢ ye gerne a avket cmt baits ‘Pate ‘ i ie & rev ' crease “er yy the en asn g§I ne ma’ , s - Security. Sales.; Mich. Law. . Close. Civce ' Security. a » r io ver, ‘Tre was £Oo : ST ee een . t wB2 . : et but at reduce d preé om iume:. I lard (ee —— IN DU “STRIALS. siihatiaet iain ainsi ee was steady. Corn Aras steady to A & 54 pp, 107) (107 ee ae ‘Sou Dai i ea lower. Demand was fair. Oats were; A US R p, wt ROS 107 LOS Lier, | Sou G sé Pp Net { | eget fe to %4c lower. Demand was fair Aliph PC. 4120) 38 2) 427 ‘AY 4 ad | Choe « 7 indice ne of jarger export Alu C A } ~ St, 20% 091,* Ye ®, | Sp With Co on ‘at . of North American wheat etimu- ; Am 2, aa 1. lin 14 1ey 14 Stan : 186 +. =e fhuving and unease ne bi ane gee weath-{AG&E p - $43) OF pes C44'S3 T P Be Tr [* "See, the qomest wheat area ex-' A L & T: x, 256 B85 1255 «4237 )C ‘\i~—* e “ay mse . : r= 4 yy eJD wid? ere ore 6 ia 1° * aa i and diem cold, tended also to}|Am P Ser i 4 14, o ig, 414 gy (| oe cer Buring at 1. verpoo! 1% no) At &L he O32 F5%: 74% 748 (4% | Sw sees late ee C . ee eBBOu TOCEI pts j Go pid..; 4, 0414! $444, 04% 03% | Ther — meed corn prices. . A Rayon P. lu SL4g) BU: Sl4s) wU% [ss } 4 a 4 caine: of » cett were recordeo Oy» A Buper- aa ~8 sy) ie e efter fractiona’ls Meher start. Live pow B.. # 35%! 35%. 33%; 35% 1s if .... | a elased Id to 1d higher Winnt AG&r new 7 39 Be 32 334, |~ ~ * %) 43a pe was tac te Tae higher Corp | AtFruit Go 472 L%j 2 1 Se “ aoe he gnehangeo to sliade lower early Au Port € oe Ss o* ; , wheat opencd at $1 7hks July - aie 1 0058; 50%. 50% .... , oqo a 108 ‘Las 4 Bo % Sertem) ©) «heat £1.44 | A A | a A a oe s Te G2, Bee fe “ beau 4 . 92 ; 8s ; oe “ ¢ and July corn £4 A S. j lac Ket ne ' 26 -| 6281.5 The three eB te markets Com Val G&éE 1 102% 102% 1025, 103°; 8! O41 ae lov ne | nad 749 care _ wheat COD pa ree Borden n.. 4 111% lli ill 1 110 % Ton ( vi i! a8 9 week aro Inneapotis rereivy 8B Mach 2 14%; 14 i : " = | - * oy ” ree 40 “@e.° ich es wate Duluth GA and Winnie, B CR R 30 . is 7% dn ot fran il. Dt a ~~ at f —_ ; i * ‘ “*s . ‘Et a2% 32 * f F Burd Inc | 3: 20% 2044; 2044 ; TAS ll o> tora © heat recelp s ase e ae a which were 84.000 bushels. com Cell Co. pf %,: $8 a8 i 58 oY U lLi&ep --, 97 | geal peel with 84.000 » week aeo and 172.01 Cen A Sugi % 85% B51, BSH ..... CP si SM eer included 3) care tora] and 12) Cent Su . 1} 70 70) TU 70% | Shoe sos 103124 5 Mes receipis were 36 ears tara’: Gent P Cp’ 10) 2415 24 Lt 24% US “ { 5 : ma . ’ . . . a sa pay ~ M i 2 % - “o & © a ae ™ 6 1 « receipts f f wren! were a? 4 43 ay nH) c do a ] = or ae $ = ae s Rh R hele. commared with S72.000 a week co ” : at an + "s 2 t. Util ned se4 1.163.000 last year. Corn re- Cleve Aute a ae oi feet ot do Unt reo ots were S460/000 Loshela. compared Com sagt ' S m4 eS 40 3 41 : Vick ,oen8 vm , 914.000. 5 wreels ago and 1.083.000 Cons Lb f2 ‘ ya v's O73; Oo” ts Ware se year. Oats receipts wer 394. om. C G é&é EBn: 12) 514%, 50%) D4.) SON) Wilson e« 36 ‘Bmahels, compared with o45.(% aly a week Cont B B.! 40: 2745!) 27%: 27%) 27% do ' 63 4 ae and 700.0KM) last rear. Wheat ship-; Cont B pr@ 1) GSS! GRA! UBM) ISS pid A su~ ei OD 01 were 464.000 - bushels. cemnared, Court Ltd .': 4 32 Jlig' 32 S13,;Wh & Mp 25 be #0, — Be Ago ana CE pee Caan Ff A,. 1:43 ‘+ 43 $3 iene eS ie 3 teed of “OTT LpIPeiis ere i . , eo oes old 7s) a. s 317, 38 % = ared it? i a . ae C A&M ~ wom) 22%) 224 YelT« Tite le. compared with 400.000 a we a0 1 so a SP wer 943 e§ and 551.1%) lant rear: oats st ‘pme nts a ' cc pees A“ -) 43> re in © oo 1. 432. 000 bushels, fom bated with 491... © and-C M . 1! 25%, ri. Gea? on . * : 98” ba week are cee.e leat year. 4 so-so te M 4 os 3 «-' *g 4 “ees . ‘ Ang-A *e i J | pfd. ¢ ; j4 5 ; -f 3 . fk Prat St. leuls pao Market. eee om ae a) 46) | 45% | on ‘ ¥ . Vis eS » Fle | : ) ; oD? } - steady on - clover 2, 29% 44 : * flay “TL age . A a de 3 and hae cet D ¥ R vtec’ ei 20 i lo We 10 Bncl t eas 1} EES . 227 as & od fInand ior DOL | Doeh D-C oe: 78 ver 17133 15% hese > a? a ae gene . = ~ Fi mediun} and jower Sraues dull. De: oj Mic : aie 1 ’ hd ‘ "he : bg , oa /s ee mi Se =$ Baer, alfalfa and prairie. steady. Offer- ur Mot . 5, 1i%s 11%: 114, 1U'2, Cont arta =~ Gite moderate and deniand cood. Dink H “A lo 20 ee, een, _- | oe 4 -¢: Dita, 52 Be Qgotations: No. 1 timothy hay, S24@ ERMnew 3 44% 44 44 444, Hu | oe 50 GO me ® timothy hay, $19@21: No, 1] Hisen & Bro 53 20%) 19% 207%, 1wa Imp wy ee. See Mgnt clover muxed bas, S$224@23; No. 2 E B&S nes i> S818 80% s1% 07, . Ind tg as mat clover mi! pee hay. $20@21: No. } dv pid .- 2 1LO6R, 105 %%/105%. Lous Inter 2? + ” ’ ° ie . “SRN . 3 ” ee . > = . , , : pe ee, ‘+e. 16% ciover rrixe hay, Bol@2y; No. 2: Eiec Inv . 6 G8", GS GR, Us, New ees e5 soe ower miaed hay. $1 @ pee ,* No. 1 EF) Rr Sen 10 1O te *, Q 4 1 0 North icott we i Be cjever hay S23 @24;: No. 2 pure peng P Ser * 35!) 961.) 961, 26%, Chiv tee 12- g hay, S20a@ i choice alfalfa hay. do p p pt 11008, 100 % aa. PNMex ‘ 43 ; * © 1 as Bide oat AD 2. $.24@ awe? 5 E] Refrig o7i Si T, | RO a3 4. !. 79 PO € i. BN! df sifalfa hay 22. @ 23 choice | j. . + . 2 ~ 31 hay. £19: No. 1 prairie how S18 (27 Mo 1 ie 5s > oe Pra o-., 82 . a. “» 2 prair e 4 n' $10 a = ° ‘e- Fed Fin A oo. » 341, 34 bn, =A Solar Fief ail ee —_— se gy. do _ B eta | 86 ..... SO;¢ a wes 88 F ¥ Fed Mo Tk 4 44% 43% 44 45 SO of Kan sj. 1202 St. Louis Cash Grain. Fed F 4 » &y 46 ‘4 ie A ioe ~ red t at nS \ at ab $) Bo . ~ “~s re _ aH 2 hard wheat Sj] Boa 1.8 ‘zaTogd & 4“ 4% 7% ... — M , " — * T> on 7% ogee ~ ; a — - ™m . arac . — 2 % 4 att i? i4 . ‘> ,4 ~) 2 , — ‘a GE b iz 146 5% 16 15 3 rheacon _ ; ome + ; j ‘ . sf % t+ Ica { > re | 4« , e OATS. | OF whee Ee 11 § 4, 6%, p&° By | Euclid ' *. “ere O86 ....... te 33 43010 EU pfd 1 69 6a 69 tee» | etDSOn OF _ ye, ee ee $4°, G@44%e0 Hazelt Cor 1 16 18 1§ 16%, | + ee . whtic oate ............... 43%2c 1} h | ee ' pieh! Low | Close. C DOMES: ric BON — TAR CHARGES WILL BE PUSHED 4 Grand Jury to Convene Monday Will Be Asked to Investigate, Judge Hart- a Closing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on the ew York Curb Exchange today, sales being in 100-share lo‘s (?0 omit- 100 35 | 100 % 10035 Se REN net Ce ee a _ IND bust RIALS. sam ae “103% 105: Commenting on i jf the December grand jury, made conditions at Bellefontaine Farmg the city stitution for delinquent boys, were ' approved, Circuit Judge Hartmann, :|Who has criticised punitive prac- asserted his charges. retiring grand jury a surprise visit to the farms, when /S#!¢. Rovelvers were to have been © 100 lg 10 &% 19871 ; ; fired to make the scene natural. ‘Inventor, With Wealth Near, Dice. | 2102 8% 102 "% 102%>. and only when they The new grand jury, to convene next | make a definite in- | vestigation of the Judge's charges. Next Jury to Get Charges. Judge Hartmann said: “The only reason why this mat- .ler was not presented to the re- tiring grand jury was the consider one of} 1 104%% 104% 104 4 10444 | severe injury, Fs nel BONDS. ot will ig ‘with the Circuit “Attorney's offic in presenting the matter to the ain! There are available 1 aan by boys Plant of $2,500, 000 Corporation | Jewelry and furs valued at ap- ; ,]' wm,’ ona, 108%, — number of i human cond uct by ‘house cathers at | been 500.000 corporation at Annapolis _Mo., whose operations have been | “Only after a thorough investiga-|shut down since the tornado of. charges made can a’ March 18 last. will be reorganized It and resume production within two in various ways. erane ae pass on this — ae term | hy its president M C Rhodes court to make a “MISCE! LL ANFOU S om “POULTRY MARKET Eg Prices Were— | Cont Lower on into the cone gitions ape’ said. Tells of Punishments. ; aes a 4 is , R vl shoe : 5; if O1] EAT ON HIGHER BASIS ee eee b 20% 75% Pee ti scca | MIU t a Lago Oi} Tr baal ; > i c ‘ , > - Pe bt ed dD + tle rest between periods, on bread and wa- a time, or why cer- be issued for a cer- lashes on the body, physical or men- t> St a tt ua u & tain number of regardiess of age, a (060 in developing its 1000-acre— “When a boy he farmsandis apprehended, heis on bread and water for three capons 9 ibe. 4 ot é oe 38e. SS. PB: $ june Seb POULTRY 50 cys ary —s fathers kick boys. so as jinorth of Muskegon with the ice- _' \imprisoned tugs, entered the har- ‘metket bor here. Chic icago epee vanier and @alame - Helen N. continues its movement 07 up the Lake Michigan shore —_ -47 ed by 2 southern wind and crav . Jen 30). if The at ket T “ee Ma 4 l “pis la” 159 13 te Mou! . Fr XCHANG was highiv @xcitahbie and per 7.8 Ke Cort $ S 73 ig! 82 Si ev PE ices showing no definite trend The |) Land Co of rx 6 C¢ common . was 1 bs } * } ihe F for ¢ i Tere K F ‘ ae in ; ] 4° oe 4 », 4° ® g° No » end eession high : or Mar. $1.76 iger } ih C & X S119 IK% 11K% 118 Red ee $s) 2% * a1 74: Jai ss $1.53 “« LaicN & L rs v a - aa od Cat - COMMOD QHieering to-dar was inerearad demend for McC St nw SiiSsS 118 118 ---.-- Wood lower oD : mh wheat from foreigners. Liverpoc! Metro Stor J 44 3 44 “3 44%: lly arr wed unexpected strength veceuse of « an. | id W Ut ~ 128 i127 % 128 1s i nt eentics ate gee: i r in: 2. : 113 115 113 .- ouying of Aus alin and 4 gen: Gu R ahs 3 113 “ : , s , = is 2d 0s was Lu@ent. Wintiper reporicd considera-|_ “9 pfd. . 1 102% 102% 102% 10743 | Ariz , ‘ Bag Tail ex; t buginess «* and Buf- Mii R new 3 394, SA ke 39S 40 Calar Xf! smail ‘ot ae reperted Gales ef sma!! iots of :Mil Cc ptd 1 100% 100% 100 *« C Coper emeraniohbas for export ‘reight room wes Music M C€ s 2Y ~'% ~ s 242 | Crow id at de =. Soe @* the seaboz a ine 50 to. da toi iN P&é! a .. 302 . 101%. 102 : i om - ti tee Unites Ki en ie eae we ee lees ie Sin —— ee Tiecenpotls: and 15 loads to Ant’ iN J Zinc. . 1 304 204 (504 ..... F Th ¢ . a nneapelis report Cash wheat yr Tr 61 “Mor GC ivance. “ams Yet rs i or “el p fecres ~ & 2 32 ; a en F ior ‘31 higher Ss 4. oS pe pfd 31114% 113% 115 115% ;} Hawthe — et 8,100 "heahole in Stecks Country he 9 - (1A? Po spetionensrewta . a g . are “ted Vick P , 100%. 108%. a>) te lie inger - ure ro Gs ? = s 3 — 3 the wt one. ik wa y hen Niz 5. con. ee 78 migit. rR hy jer ee a; ™ . aiiSa¢ 83% « *) ~ ” ry >) “” «> m , Teported ntry elevators taking OT O.! 10; SEhe S36 2th: ‘3 Kay t and mdf catio na mnt to increase] N St FP A BAST ILG «612606 «61 | Mason v “al the near future. Shipping sales Nizer B X a an a Newmont M Notes B22") n= ¥ Tr rete) 30) 4%) 76 | FO) | 25% | Nipissing less Com was sided Py strength in ¥ heat arinrvn8P w i SA BO 34%, 346 + Red ul pressve on the bulees from | Ohio Tr > 404% 10 Libs . «+ |'Snearhe ogee howses caused a jeter break PP&L pfd 1, 205% 1955S 105%...... , the close was *, to “3 iower anc for i Pillab F WM >, 4345; 43 43 bo Loe aha a v 2 ww ‘ brtg! 2h Fy he ; of were little changed. The close Prrene MM? "195% 195% 1055 Aiiiee . P lower to “Sec higher and for the : Ra: a> ng t, president d ? ie * nar shipping saies were ta oe Da o ‘ ae >: AG peo SE 5+ _——— = seureau ft =; Se ta 41 43 2 , P id Mining ® 4 (mK: bue=he.s > ae Rern Noise- ‘ ace _& dent of ; : Easies prices ‘pomp Poste ? o ras 7 - nan Tree 7 4752 453 n8 45: ee ' Wy ; aie Tie hog ad' aD “2. “Ta 4 ler packers os -* oi . : — Bes. f ey : ba Aba 4 Rte Coal , Sen Tission houses #0: 1d. lard CLOSES Be - he ; 110s 11044 119%, iis gala a Ate & ‘ith headqu ged to Itc lower, bellits bc lowes. Rich Rt thee ‘alae tli see Conaig My has been elect SAS at SII ae o4 : AF Motor Co A rc: 7 3 . “4 Ch souri on Grain Bids and Offers. Ser ee RE eettl ene; con | aoe oa- : ‘ Pa 2B? ‘ o~ ae od , ’ ' Fz ‘ * +} N me (HICAGO Jan. 30.-——Bids ang offers ian... & ue Pa 4 say ge [a wu Ti Ye the atic : . 0 ” c hi Beard a Tra de {o!- j Seep ss . : ‘ = : & -“ 7 “ie ] 7 ’ Re = ewill fll ao cago ee eee ae ae ee | 33% .- (B&O . ———$$——— naman: | Se s o 4: | 41%! 42 , 41%. (CNR * Offers. ' ‘ - . p- - ~ - } Nie > late F. Bids. —_ -!Sou Cal EF’ 19140% 139 °}1304,.140% | cit ‘eam 7 aes 'Sou Dai ‘A 6 51%) 51%' S1*>) 51% 'cut s - UOT i | Dee i lal & ne : es i ren “CORN. oy - - ouernedt tom ee mamerea Te - 7 3% a5% Future Grain Prices M2! Se 2S (+A TS a ieipicminmmcicingn % sii : * + [rn P : eR +. = . ee o0.—Foliow'ng are the official quota- raceip ee ea teaey Be er te? Perm tre “ate ote Cog "ri ane ne comucna b leet *‘iee 4 nm fM? oa »rkete and co? Ota ¥ Fat an CHANGE “NOTED ‘fons 4s rete lies froarr Keanewse “St¥ an? he nnn scaerlectea me to ipediipietnciain i sialic cinieeges: 1 eT coos “ales. and f CURB Tea Hivn = ( ivee S oom? + 9s (Ini - oar IN PRICES OM a ae : a (Sst L 2I76% 175% 176% 173 *eai K. Cit x of to the Post-D.spatcn. Chi 174% 172% 174%-174 17 Milwau a SEW YORK Jan. 36.—HLittle if any, '., Lax & “3 167 % 167 ts eS b 1672 bs ona gg ” “active - was nade on the side ty { aval “4 7 . > . eat hl Fr . ~ re . — ” isthe past Re cur market today. There was a! 0 SULY WHEAT. a le for deal of selling for the purpose © gs: L 153%, 152% 153 'eb 151% b “e Sae ot Fang wre ing up acegunis preparatory a. ne Chi . 1635 162% 4=- 153 %%q-38 1521 “Pp oer “at a week Week. but offerings were We eG ee 144", 146b 14414 a a, ; al arn eo and the res 23t ua as no mmeateriail - Ind pO .is revcTaay s . ; in nices : a A BNE Oe SEPTEMBE ER w HEA » y . ie Bit =e te: hour. An exception to the gené@ral tendencris: L 145 144 145b 1444 taltimore ais demand Cynamuide baate was bid Chi 144%» 143 'y 144% -% 143%,-5 Phila’ phi | { sarne. te 198 wher it tage (ge with the MAY CORN Boston . . a P ¥ final ef 194. In t he ge, , } - - , : o connate ; [a t. ee r ime calling DOME: Uish Apex was the ieader. United |St i . 83's Ros sab 8, ~«6S oyeane, siboush ¢ and kupr: ovement mre e.1e?r eel ps proints (“hi . 85 er &3 s 84 a 844 - » Ne e: . reed tryete mt f ie lest ere rund The selling * hichiK Cc. RO O's RD) i. a0 % -".e |; : ¥ >. te trad! mene inte the market for ofl «hares night; ~~ ——————— ss —~™ nmgand & P Otefiretied dieapparnimenmt re a a ve ee ™ ay ‘ Al SET ae & 6ita bie cates, 1419, markets eR Jan 3U.—Cotten goods . «:!: $43, 44%5 44% a 44%a S$13.50@1445 : =. 10. 12¢; Ss et ortia Sulet in gree goods Dere ——————~— 3r1+ ots. °° ©§©§©»©|( eiebte Bisa: Ia" 10.520: @ cn emgete were parchasing in emai) {ea $12.85 @ 1; — Qrpéetetions that lower prices Chi... 454% 45%s-'s 45% -*b Dd 4048 vacker Ste mar freur active gigh? «aperatie.: (~~ SrPTEMBER OATS ; Cattle re de m'Tis Tash f(sbrics Werte f; geome i et meet} ne ae >, met wees's Market. ‘ e™and enh Flarens bein: donght Chi... 26s ete i ‘a ee Te more ie , hans —— Woot coads wefe auMt ®t MAY WHEAT a a Se ZC to § 4~o% ST om i a “Tived for the ywpenines Of hi. .176% 174% 1761, - 175 *s TTA e175 cker and . Ad. Fes ae of mens underwes,; nett Moan eo ath etn Ml es + BY tp ‘cCompetit! on with yer. f Teductions compared wth 8 Pa MAY |} TYE. ina teee wba | : nee ate exnecied Drees ecuods were Ay jet, 107 % 100% TOR sh) and >t Cotion * ef cali for tmmediste shipment Ras -———-——--—7Ty RYE. for Was encthan Ceeeeuntiee Fae TOR) 7 ns Cee $j) 75 red in St. boring Was reported in iis * hi. .108 eae | eee” ©} p00 iM me trreg iar with a tt ten ligh? = ae ernrr i. o~ ® part te oncertainty tute A Of . = : a wt Q * . al S) Soll midd.ins tnd het pee on clothes New York Sugar. areas. ~ ‘“ ssi -} ~“s ~- oe York Bank “Matement. xew voRm Jan 20” bee ate 73 ——— TORK. Jan. 30.—The actual con-| ¢ hanges or os tod he , The undertone W%4 vear- ; Gearing house banks and trast sugar 3 narket Teee } the week shows excese re- @ ote “easier, ' _ ene wre of $20.841.750. compared with. offerings in the oe .: ; inere oF Fyutores week wher excess reserve. iotaled easier ruling abroad. - eshuee ieee st = Tso ine He Site Cotes ott tt! Terpentine, Flas, Linesed we ; 3 . we ; : sd » Suly. 1 : ants. Houses wot} Muban coe nec liotes urpen ne, ac, = ee be New Setemeen Coton. we me the principa. eeliers. _&- '*bough ake es a »-XEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. 30.——Co!- rallied part aliy near the close on coser Linsted o:} tn I to 4 barret tots. 13.5 fulnres closed ¥ Steady at a afd were finally unchanged oe eo 4, oe ee reh 1p. net lower arch closed = )* Tie. SAVANNA Octe- 2.5! vir. £.68c: Septes ber, =. 79°. ey | firm. BS somber, @.8ac. The refined sugar market | ents $0.12. 6 ware unchanged a: 5.40¢ to 2.00 O - ‘granulated. with only sma sudery *©" | stork eel + New a. Coffer. x mud otfer——Rio No *.# oa i “and 160 sac ks fancy Idalty russet > |The tugs, with five members of| % ‘itheir crews aboard, have food and | ¢ russets at $4.10 to $4.15 Sadie: Coigrata “MeLures. ese ao pirate @: 0 Ibe SWEET Put aTOuS Tennessee nancy hal. ae oo was slow and move- ae ee 20. wo CARD AGE-“old Ww isconsin, $v new aonee bulk, $75 (wa! po ed ONTONE “Red “globes, $2.35 Minnesota sacked Idahe sacked -nesets Yo Ja , Steady: Do freight sees ‘MBERS—Indiana hothouse, $5 to : - boultry « and nd petators. unchang LOCAL FRUIT | UIT MARKET Situation in in Local PRODUCE ROW. Jan. 30.— a fair local trade in fancy apples about unchanged pice but the market is quiet, weak ond H—Texas $1.55 to $1.65 per bu STRING CHANS Filermae % -Du OAD 4 IN eine “¥ sco REeTs— ogy ag ‘i per box, nev met. 58 03) a t Florida crates 4g to Ge $4.25 BRUSSELS © PROUTS—Callfornis ey i GREENS—Loutelana $659 of P. J. Breckenridge, arriving at heef eteers She higher . : hie $1 to $1.28 per bu. bas- oid Norttietr, washed S12 —- Du basket. CAULIFLOWEK—California, $1.75 $2 per crave. ENDIV E—French, 3Ze per sound: Lon ana, per De , GAKLI(t—-~zllfornie oose ww ¢ack> oo Pieride, “ene ot breaking a and had taken sale ing sas ued at $350. J trace tow iambs ‘ate $14 4 , ar with offerings more bersi ere S1]0@ Tt) ot ~. « Pons > ‘ rt : TIUte Caiturti; of So = Bo, 180 _This ‘2 @ decresee at jast paid pri es het ar the and cull ewes a . Ls ope STARD GREENS—siabame, 50c to ronehew “"RUTAB AGAS~Canadian ~ rh on ~ ine ae ae wy a sz +e ls. ‘ mdb iS | weaned per “4 box: New “Louisiana. per ORK, 3s Pek es R - o Stag Fe “ Poa Paget gis. Prac, seas DISCOVERY OF FAKE HOLDUP COUNT SALM TO SEE INFANT Owe SON FOUR TIMES A WEEK REVEALS $47,000 BANK LOSS ne ee Three KEamployes and Depositor | Sdpulation Permits Mother to Re- Charced With Plot to Cover main ta Palm Beach With Child Shortage in Account. os Remainder of Winter. NEW YORK. Jan. 30.—A pay- , Special te the Post-Dispatch. i ing teller, two bookkeepers and ai NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—The dis- depositor of the Butchers’ & pute between Count Salm and his. Drovers’ Bank were held in $2°6.- wife, the former Millicent Rogers, 000 bail each today on charges of as to where their infant son shail stealing $47,000 by juggling the | spen i the winter, was settled yes- bank's account. Their arrests early terday, for the present at leaat, today followed the frustration of ‘when attorneys for both sides filed an alleged plot to perpetrate aia stipulation with Supreme Court fake holdup of the bank to cover | Justice O’ Malley that the boy is to the shortage, which investigators Te™ain at Palm Beach, Fla., with 'said resulted from thefts over a his mother. period of six months. , Count Salm will be permitted to. Police say the bank employes 5¢° his son four afternoons a week) confessed juggling ihe accounis,| between 2 and 5 o'clock at some With the co-operation of Robert} te] in Palm Beach to be designate Feinstein, dress manufacturer. The conspirators planned take $40,000 in the fake holdup. police charged, and intended to de- posit the money again in small; amounts, thus wiping out the! shortage. An employe, bound and | bagged, was to have been “plant- to! ' Salm, the boy will be present tn) |the custody of his nurse or mother | at the appointed time and place. bert Conway, attorney for Countess Salm, and by Herman B. Goodstein, ttorney for Count Salm. The for- |, of the fake holdu lot, i Pp plot, police | as soon as presented. The plan, police said, provided for! the $40,000 to be smuggled out cf By the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Jan. 3° a ve < ; f eae Oi ° | th bank before the fake holdup. —William Pitt Shattuck, 65 years’ a shortage of funds from schoo! taxation, for which the large num- \ber of tax-exempt cemeteries in the district is largely blamed. ‘later. On proper notice from one The stipulation was signed by Al- | a * NORMANDY CURTALS TS SCHOOL TERM Lack of Funds Attributed to Large Number of Tax- Exempt Cemeteries . The Board of Directors of the Normandy Consolidated Schoo! District. in St. Louis County. 4n- ‘nounced today that the five grade ‘schools and high school under it- juriadiction would be compelled tv close about March 28, by reason of Oliver G. Hanson of Pine Lawn. president of the board, said that | beginning Monday double sessions would be held in the district's grad« hools, which are located in Pine ed” in anit it mal order effecting the stipulation ‘ee . | — ee ee © will be signed by Justice O'Malley Lawn, Kenwood Springs, Virginia Park and Carsonvilie, and its grace and high schoo! at the intersection of Lucas and Hunt roads with the ,St. Charles road. Fifteen Teachers Dismissed. At a meeting Thursday night the The prisoners are Louis Hoer-| og, originator of numerous inven- | board took stock of the situation ber, paying teller; William Hart- tions, died yesterday. His death | —_ Raymond Rappaport. | oecurred while the British War Of. Be goers. and fF ee ‘fice had under consideration his! ie «6pplot:§6= (failed, _police said, claim to more than $1,000,000 of- | wh : "S$lliam "etor . nen William } elers, oi nig: it fered ta the person originating watchman, refused to play ‘tue principles on which the war tanh) ‘part assigned to him in the con-) operated. <A letter received fron | ispiracy and told Robert Sherwood, pe British Eanbasey at Wachine: Randolph. ‘vice-president of the bank. ‘and found that expected revenues of about $21,800 would force an early closing of the school term. Accordingly, 15 noncontract teach- | ers, receiving $50 a month, were ,ordered dismissed. leaving the teaching of the 1860 children in the district to the 43 contract ton just a few hours before his | teachers, who receive an average ANNAPOLIS LEAD CO. T0 ee warped skeen $126 monthly. | RESUME OPERATIONS SOON! cine Lane ne ae | Property Valued at $2000 Stolen. $96.5¢0—le wi yi purposes——$9, - of Last March. the home of Dr. John E. Westaver, The Annapolis Lead Co. a $2. (2619 Gurney Court, in the absence ,of the family between 2:30 and 9 p.m. yesterday. Listed in the ar- ticles taken is a platinum bracelet | diamond rings, a sealskin coat an | weeks, it was announced ,esterday neh pie an automatic pistol. ' The announcement was made. : following the action of Cireuit; ses Rings Valned at $550. ludge E. M Dearing at Ironton in; Miss Cecelia Buckley of 1837 Al- clean bill of health, as the last’ setting aside the order for ale o1 fred avenue reported to police last the company’s properties to satisfy | ‘night the disappearance of three a | set with five diamonds and four | 'saphires valued at $990; thre: | sufficient to meet our needs, even with the maximum levy of 65 cents on the $109 valua- tion,” Hanson explained. “The dis- trict contains 11 large cemeterics. representing much wealth, Wut which are tax exempt. a “The future next year is not ‘bright. Annexation with the city. of course, would solve our problem. Otherwise the taxable valuation must be raised, or the State con- stitution amended to permit of a higher levy. The district needs more and larger buildings. The ‘closing of the schools will work «a the bondholders The foreciosure | rings valued at $500 from the was):- hardship, for many of the families mei suit brought by the bondholders | room of a cafe near Grand bouie-! not wil) shortly be dismissed. it was vard and Olive street. She took! them off to wash her hands before . of the school children, particularily those of high school age, cannot afford to send them to the city - The company suffered approxi (dining and forgot them tempora-! schools, where the tuition fee is mately $75.000 damage as a re |rily. When she returned to the/ i590 annually.” sult of the tornado. following | room to look for them an hour later |; “The grand jury report doesn't which the plant was :los2d and the , they were gone. i should be pun- ade to stand on a ore levels allowed to fill the wa , ter Rhodes said yesterday tt ts |Italian Chamber Adopts planned to pump out the water. re Pact. why they build the. power house and ore | BY ‘the Associated Press. ROME, Jan. 30.—The Chamber with a full force of 165 men The |0f Deputies, by secret ballot, last company was organized and fi night adopted the Lecarno pact, ‘The vote was 254 to 6. This fa- vorable action on the security doc- ument was expected, for last week the Chamber approved it almost lunanimously by a show of hands. conveyors and renew operations nanced by St UCLouisans and ts sate to have spent more than $2,960. tract at Annapolis. STEAMER GETS FREE OF ICE Grand Haven, reported ddifting It is reported that the disable ‘ te ae Drinks Lye ¥ Water. William Givens, 3 years oid, of 11510 Biddle street, is at city hos- pita] suffering from the cffects of drinking lye yesterday afternoon. ‘The child was taken to the hos- pital by his mother. Mra. Dessie Givens, who told physicians her eon drank a small quantity of liye solution at the home of relatives. at 1205 O'Fallon street. Mle will to stand on a nae for ‘Tugs Still Drifting With Packs in | School's Silver Jubilee. Lake Michigan The silver jubilee of the found- ‘ 19 days, with only a min ute or two By the Aneisinte! fetes: ing of the Eugene Field School. in between, and given GRAND HAVEN, Mich., Jan. 39,.| Olive street and Taylor avenue, on the body when a doctor |__he steamer Alabama, which | “#8 celebrated tast night at the is present and can supervise this. ‘went to the ald of the ff&shing tugs, school by about 50 gradtates, for. “That is only a circumstance of Helen N. and Indian Thursday, mer teachers and members of the When house'+,.oq herself from the ice pack | "oment teaching staff Page edibagresd ‘opposite the Grand Haven piers a to be opt aia te ‘this morning and tied up at th ; FOS IPP . ae tid local Goodrich dock at 10 o’elock. | ¥ « 1 m at going to drop | At the same time the car ferry : eling about three miles an hour. . 4 15 miles north of Muskegon. The ‘Exe exact position of the tug Indian | ¥ is not known except that during | @ the night it was seen passing the |§ coast guard “station, Port Sher- man, at the entrance to Muske- gon harbor, gripped in the ace} fuel supplies for about one day. The supplies were dropped yes- terday by an airplanc. 30,000,000 LBS, MORE BUTTER | ; USED MONTHLY THAN IN 1920 iy the Associated Press fr WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. — Monthly consumption of butter has increased near. 30.000.000 pounds since 1520. said a Wepartment of Agriculture report roday, estimat ing consumption for 1925 at 162. 100.900 pounds a month The in crease was held dive to improved industria) conditions. understand gged Poe of the food value of butter and a better product, Lucille Breckenridge, daughter - J home, 1210 McCausland avenue, at/ | -|5 p. m. yesterday after school, was ‘i : zs is taking off her wraps on the first Accurate! floor when a man who had been : a nee ransacking the second floor ran ee ieee down the stairs, passed her and ¢s- Eo ee a i caped into the street. Investigation | 3 aii a a revealed he had gained entrance to the home by a window |@ | : 4 a « * * ee AS Te? at ae Bg ei he ise % i= es ee e, Fi 5 ees emt ca Boe ss 4 ee ; + hase © - (coe Hz a. reat Mees gE SMR IS URI gE tele SER Ne Hea ae ted: -¥ ravers 5 et ey ailbp, ey 2h ihe ‘eon er AMSA ee ee en eet Smad eM one A A ab Aah Cl ih a ECO ype. Rithey iteresentinlbis ‘Si hace eee ethylene aalaltataeandadt tpviainin nasa ealilty tials me 4

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AAS Reda Rr a0 . 4 ; a J Fh os &: 4 u iter i Bee Le aed UNION Br Forest 41784, (c8) li anion, beloved Nether or hue Mites is Dc Mim——Lout: brow: og Rela Trade | Schools | SALESMEN—By | arse’ dear grandmother of ich: poreued reward, a 8314 ack “1 ewe | MEN. -AAKN BARBERING Now one! te window rabede, ARETE: mea to eel BEST prices for household cy =e" AUTOMOBILES rom {y— [0 t: * PRE } 0 1a > ee l rrito : . ' ern | gv0 BO of ; ore tieray ined Palen OR gcR tare Sligy setter has! fe Semaje Tice | win) east bald. Broteesione nest | SaecdancHOaty tide preferetdt'giuiatare | Vinge Pasa: uel Bete gobse” RUS” | Gounes pene - Sale AUTOMOBILES” ‘F afternoon; sas Var , on Saturdey | _ Save ; ¥ ar Colfex oO our advanced 8chool! 0 0 experience I *ferenc + “ " oe at e age, l! turn ot : . ( | : | ) A ] H S | ment ic 1, ‘af 8, ane é ‘ei Inter- GLOVE Sten ae 5 pairs si 7 p09 z ——___{cl) Ett gees. - ‘all o . write for tnt cte | é 349 $"P munications “confidentigh eye | j; — TURE © Ww highest kinds of tu mi | CHEY gi88, Oar 6L LATE VK DET. 3 — _Touring 9 Cars | For Sai, 3 Angeles (Cal, ) our ake: libe eral reward, orgen's pack- | ~-moler Co LiERe. "810 N. 6th C:-¢ ‘| - , 0st ~SpPatch. - A. Selkirk A prices paid. A. | trades. * ls se €ction: terms: | Baton Ro, ai.), New ne and a. lean! nine C 7. Morgen’ 8 Bros, | TRI-CTTy RB : =: (C8) | SALE: ESM Ye ogg anufot 7) Jl imma kK A. & S. Co.. G Garfield BRN7, (ce) if Open nights and Sun ms CLASSE VER teres ee yo ony POT Ac 'E a > DOG Olive Tr (e7) | $25; ge aa oe eden ec, Pin de salenpeopiesg epee “phigh pri Wtd. aid erting hew store. | aan “tate MOTOR C — Le , BH “4 ALTO pent. a sudden. 4 > site to rest Budden! Plassmever sain ows ~ 0, Henry c. iF 3 farket 1 f © representative lo tor a nder - ‘ vi Wensington, +Lo0cu ‘BL sp . r CARS: : REA, lriday, Jan 29, 10°68 on Bockera” ws Cievea father of Mrs. la i ; arge;: brown; li " (¢89) j ing Visual ed Cajiy situated, Dlac- | 20.000 rire or a8) | 1994 (4 ' eaveieraeisioamniisi. ilies ECIAL M. —nalll Daniel G. Bigalte. doar ‘below n Py 2 | peekers. Mrs, Anna Decker, “Mra “a% AMps in front. | Claridg ication materia}, Call Hot 60 5 “ot old fe feathers, pay 30 to | CHEV] ROL. ET C IUPE FOUR AU + r G. r beloved husb Phein, Mrs. 4; Mrs. Alice e CEe, room 721, aft ote] © for old ones. Monta yh > OUPE ’ To CO., 2218 ot Tlazel Bigalte (ne “Ha oe “ag and line Le: innette Ammon. Mrs. Caro- paw ; last S St: _SkIinne er 7 Dp. m, Mrs. | 4426 Page. 3 . ae Feather Co., | 700d mecha nica) ” : ste 8. J Chatee Taam, G.. Gustav “Bigalte” and {dear grandiai’: Myrtle Schreck tind our Kent and (| cen in vieinity of | |SALESMEN Silat you pei pas i auscesaFa Se: | HOUSE FURNISHINGS Wee OL. (85 | £1709 “moods "pet gC oMlition: Gren. and | DODGE S Tearing qumlimer and Su in peesgendes, Mem, Pura on Sona PAGE matathes lephona wo ton rds. ; reward, | [EM PLOYMENT |] tucssiy? feiss decent es | tent cant AISHING furniahinan’ o¢ Patt | Gavia ax AYO Morbi “Coit” ray | He Lae Ui 3588 | 5 ‘law, brother-in- law and beh a ) dear ‘son: eulees the residence, 2s Wie e 4ciep Hone ie W \¥dow 0449. 6 ee which? to show vour efforts? | Smee large or smal! lots. Hast Auctio | DODGE Coupes, 5 (ce) | S, 4: 300° Bini EY «(SOR ¢ at ty entry. fourth wenn é uncle, in his wens, to New Picker's Cemete; yoming n 4! eee OE) y i WA N FE D j pot Min. believe you could qualify for wai, -+ es 4f boulevard, or | s ‘acing to the recove ef _country B ; eC city OF | ree real eaetat : POINTER ar Gina e7) | Forr VL Se Locust | Jewetr. Rui Wo; | Funera! from fami] - ot 2b. im. Int i Sundar, Jan. elry and preefous stone TY Of jew. | en earee... G.271. Post-Di« (e7) | Opportunity © salesmen: wy onderfnl | R DOG Re tegist + -o)- eer ee . —Couy Iipe, 19294 $235 - Buick: ou caheil : r nee, arcius’ ° , d oT ae f for the right | Tegistered Jrj Will trade ¢ - terms. 43 a sins S°o0d bur, | _ rs clede avenue. on i y residence, 444 La- | Marcus’ Ven; iotery. “james in New St. Julius Friton Jewelry 8 stolen from the | CARPENTE R—Will exe xchange hone preferred, lease “ men; experience | s red Jr ah Setter: field brok cr — terms, fonarch, 3137 ‘Locust lige en at §:30 onday morning Feb. 1, ber of ¢; : eCCaBCd Was a mem-! Vriday Mornin “og oend Ge ' | benter work: anything g prick-car- 4 NOt essentiai. ‘Apply after | “Prinkle, 4160 OU Taft ay. e. G. Wy, FORD- 1y? as sit | FORD—Touring = ; Interment clock FP on New oo Church. nny at hoenix Lodge, Noenigsberg, ble ough of —_ eye 22, 192 6. A. siuita- { =ox 801s A. We Iston. ae value. RB R, 29, Santen Ors, Mr, oy yi lson, Watson- O'Rourke | PUPP PPIES We td —50, “hil OR ocr Dodge: tr 4 “coupe , Vids “\ ar, _Maxw a only $135, ng. “4192 + m : 4 i sin tg 4 ; ES r ona rey ‘. 7 — 7 a ' Ar 2% x : | ¢ — & ” 02 _ = + #Fand., ( 331 ——— eS HIN on, CASSILLY —Entered into rest ; Zu > ae = 130 on I*riday, Jan. | giton’s, 8, . bat Nest te recor Ys ge hddress Pg ee sw ee in tUMPET or corey Sh . cae) aenioenalle | Laclede 81 18. Pas t Shop. 3461 Fs rites: loon tires, lock ‘wie cmaitees 5 ear | HUDSe 'N—4-passenger - Ward’ S. an anf: 7 ea8: at 5: ‘30° ay mf husband: ot Mar; ae Fa fae poll Sem, _Mo. ae “art COUBTaE Also. Li indell 41 Lois Rive | mite : A IE N W AN TED —=— : ory Foe —Hote I. J. Prince, New | 2534 dal’ mer ren.; a real ( ' 1 ; . oT, | father-in?} > wer), | ine cena F ‘Sit.: take ‘Char | ‘ 1°N——Severa] Accide RD—Coune i =. isbury ¥ beloved Me 9 ; rao € lerokee stree; sate c = ar and eraud{ j exch ger rooming house | men, é ent and health ; oe pe, 192 = mode] Ss aL Smet ' mes dof ae ete! ety (nee | ge ears. us bias ather, —_ peer 1 P24, i Pet in, rooms; West. End. Bo: | Louis eee hee sen Cts se St, CLOTHING | Owen Frage we 318 Ws $113.5 Ai HUDSON SPE EDS “F-N-law. and uncle i? roth-'St. 7 ouis . “ner chapel, 2203 LING. G3—Tound: Ninth ona ail . m., to Bel ‘ ’ = Fee eee ee “Dispate h, x | Wants job with h ars O | Satr iwday and Sut 206 be | eee anted ne} . model painted = an. i 1%. trade uty : a . a rhea Sunday, Sql. — EMUMAS— 5, pellefoutaine — on el A Mule IUND BY POLIC ¢—_—2 te Can be worth a. firm, { where | eee Ete BUSTS rss. ‘= Ns shen mage L Wtd.—Best st Prices paid>~ Nes- | _Baskett, ‘3: 318 Ww soit: to $85 Gown. f- 2 nau GUARANTY . OTOR -LORP. )".. 2086 Cemetery, ™ von tG New St. Marens’ ¥: Smee ‘gry ‘noaias, Been” or ya a) Sixth. District. ang "et neyancement ig Po el TECTIVE ASSOCTA‘ TION. Lincoln, Neh (ny Sale eld. 1115 N, Vandevente- ‘Lh! nen FORD—Coupe, “197%: t medet Dai er tae PACK “private pan six ‘2 eae vo — (c7) : '45, brothe; Vi Atrs. 5. W.G Distr + wi! disc} large DapeP——Cean+ cons) ¥; Major qusitfications | A NO. 1 SAISE SMAN, Eines (c&) | kreen: nie Car: S100 , n € ~ art 350; pd stag CONNER —Tnter sé | De aud Charies H. ‘thomas of Sel Strict ral Poy Ist of good character, FGod e Sehves., A. W. Shaw & So ‘publist é XP REL Wi Wtd_.- d-—Highest_cash price | _Vaskett. 3318 Ww Vasl iy ete Owen- Jan. 30 ed into rest ob Saturd; Jaken, N. J, : Dter f ener’ £000 health, some busine pant, | 2nd factory business a of Syetem ladies’ &entlemen’s ! price for | FORD—c...,. 7 . ngton. _ ay STUD Dish, BAKER—st a Gerald toni? 19°” 26. at 12 10 a my Patric 145" Me es at c. “ Mortuary | shes P tos oat desire ‘to mabe ceo | book tae a real oppor: A ee’ no = Rate ral Pi. right number Hine. shoes. | aan worth ihate, cnodel: ‘ei eal, clean Car: | ose a real barman a stance L. Conner’ ; ty" o irs, ¢ on - i} m “ett, Sunday, Jan. i Patines +5 O8t: Dispat:: (1) rie ubRressive salesinan, with ious | Pas 's 15 minutes. FH. ‘ap pelman, 4081 TEVIS MOTOR °4 9; terms, | oT hi 2 ni brother of yw Har ee Boverie), de: : “| | PAIN tER—wsit.. 900d atten | exper! ence. as technica] men f Previous age bi. 61 | pen evening IR, 3001 H-OCUCST. «e) | STUDER AKERS i¥ r ry of 8 ants Ml. RICHA EK p ic? BUSINESS have br; a krainer, Varnisher: | agers, a: yu Office man. | HIGH Es. 5 ‘T prices bald oe {Aen enings and Sunday es ‘ Specly] of tan hago. Mize -. ry in wis a a ype ae eee Rtn A : + ae 29) CARDS | stalianle. Chas ae Mery Gig ne phone: fn i pr refer ae hs ig men | fens ce rr ieind 3 “clothing ania? Bread and gen. | PORD— ‘almeste oe? © coupe, with ‘Jot of sxtpeee renee da rma." Son condition: $388: : phemas 1. Cees r t. bk, Mur ray and | ° thie late Albert ‘yj “e jor an ee Mat | PORTER—si; - st en. (7) ast experience GUalifies vou for thie your | right buyer. Jeffe SS; call for Ost like new: terms: 10 cpt B; | : ve “* ‘uner of Prai or of Len pe CNacek amd daughter ,Delmar boulevang, 1 | Wuedinan, “atztbetl Ae Roth. cand “sin | CARPENTERS & BUILDERS | CHliax'asSqh!8° automatic Keane! | Aroade Wiag °° MP Watkins." om CH! COAL, co aie "5 1 atl gttulpeent: “Derkect MechinRee: | inge'* HO%: see thie beauty ‘el Cemetery: ‘Interment » M., to Union uneral trum the } iceta nl Mit. CONTRACT On 1... i SECRET. S fol) | Se? | KE AND Ww y: bargain: terms’ mechanical. | St . * Knockout. Noght r ent at rai: Mp aghe Latayett UNEraL hor, tL ‘ does alterati . renater | | RETARY-STENOGh wont at. 00D WESTR & Louis. Tern ng Tike Ps HM. te du Roc her. Vard, on hences wma ai Dh aga ny boule- fax 6 aT karages on E-Z terms, Call c Cor | | years of age, desires Hanltee eral: a ‘HELP LP WTD. —WOMEN, , GIRLS | "ane HILL Jump, 33,50; Collinsville | 4818 Wahine Ae TOMOBILE co. é iUARANT : MOTOR CORP, "088 = . i te r ‘ . - o> Be ae. “i * ————.__ eet D, ne OP a aan oF ered int rest on Satur lay, | Broce Pesbsrtecor ean Loe: ( oH {FLOOR LAYING an and s ‘faci ———'Cs) js wil ng 9 rk ancement for me’ ake DEMONSTR, ATOR—Experi need for , stor | vi i — on ae Saar. | © ears 0ub, late, model: AT as ae an. 30 oF : Urday, it — ’ C ‘ av Cr i sur aeclne: : “oO and st - Work in a esiCed, for g ore ar 4 condit sane : avis, Bien ae a Ms ae b ven. od, pote - into rest on pharsdag, vest “3: ‘or old floors, Wr. furnish ae etinlahe | aby ma pon commercta WAS i eB, at 3653 ‘Shon rees Pat after °7 p. & “$6.50; @tandard, $4. 50; Suuker ae aa bee AYRES hos CoO ~ ‘ GRETEOOEE von Fe For rT Sale ak : irs, ohn oe Da 3 and Dé@ioved husvand or be = Or'Kke; ME eee tie rt. xed ‘ we as in the United St « . enry Kuns, : artery] le, $6. 30. Ty > t Atthorized D ] 4 a t0) . a ruck. 7 19°87 a E'nerg] Me nda: = Te ¢ i (nee Trost), dear rahces C. V O@ker —— SS eee fe8) | rapid in dictation and t a : 3 : ates; | j (06) er 02 18° } ea ers, 1418 ; Ela { . - i e ry > pa . 3. ] t =: angus ne inday, F fee fat - == |} h yping; quali GIRL—F en ; usnAway SR eeds: goo : 5% a 5 aA venue, ot! mn. interment | toe — J. ve ekKer, raee 7 ty Spare CARPET CARTE Te OUP HL SG | Boing paette EB sence on own tailed to ; __Salary, or inane nor gar are of ¢ child? some COAL —¢ Faia G5 lle $8.25; wh hite rose $5 5 So. | ol. aa FORD ( ’ Shel v ~ ¢ —iphcenitnimasnaasa i nD acai oa es Ae eed bd a x ws a * J guttiisins ae ‘ me ‘ i it ab grandmother pa crandmtner | | clety "or t “Perpetual taal ¢ nae Schoul So | ne te TG ash hauling FE H, SITUATIONS-WOMEN, GIRLS GIRL — White, ouse® ork; Ro eokeiee OR Delmar 2775100 settled. tone, MAXWELL—taie 1924. bi i night eng archase. Terma, Trades betog | — oe aunt, after a Jinze Mother, | Vincent's Orr) lp urch and St, = P3545 GinL...a0 . a With children.” (aj) R Phone call is our truck 77 |, excellent ti usiness coupe: > MOTOR etferson 3715 ral. ey years, Msering ilinesg. Aged | wy AKE Dhan’s Society (er rE (De r~-Eit.; Heat, olored. ha)? -™ Mm. 323 ¢ Clara, thir as! @fter 6 | dell 4330 starts our truck. Lip, lik ry 6«UIF@Ss, bumpers, refinished ie TATE MOTOR CO (20, Al. ) a even] ‘ tae s “or I d _floor no — Calle n ke new ‘ Just e), 3 * INC.,, pin yethe es gtk place on Mo nies ls 29, tees niche et into ‘shane on Jan.’ | _ ELECTRic \ C WIRING, ETC. "| SAID Sie —Teforences._ _Lindell_ 44eisr, | | Oconee a pk Shoe making, Jehan | nad coal ee chanleally. suaranteed J607 Bele? Oe FORD—ioe. 43 scust e % 7 e hanet tas 4 m., from Broo ov husband c and Sr.. be-}| ELEC TT! ht i. | Cook fe wen ‘olfae Us: Nurse; y ; where | Lacle inkle Shoe Co. Ro oo | 286 2128, ! Stak Temes ate model, with ~oiae . “4pel, 1827 Hogan rockland i land np Of Annetté Gray Pal. 3 RICAL repair ig | _is used, Colfax 7073M | Avacleda Yie and Go > ate ake body and closad gS. TOOL) chy an street, to St. ANG. dea: fathe. . umaves Wake-./ in ing, a ajkind - | STENOG == > ors (7) : pros a. > 2) s Cab, starrer: - Inch thenee to ¢ alvary Cemetery Orv" i harles Ww akeland JF jiware epectalty. ee, Ta vacua sap “ leanerso. coe. a PHER —s: ib. : - years’ experi- ig GUSEGIRE— To. assist With ‘ere C48 paid gold, 7 pT Li ta 24 Ol OLDS CO OU PE, $ $195 ‘ nings nd Sundae payments, Oven ¢ ati a 45 + e eh ; ‘ G ; Tex { 1 a ees se an tered into rest on, Friday. ain | uncle, fuindeee brother. brother- tne FOR | new and old } house Wiring cal Anat WOMAN eee Sepa wi ae 3837 Gray ‘av. Ww febater’ | Gr a Cooking, Olive st. Jeweiry,” diamonde., “Mute ‘, 1323 trade. | GUARANTY Moree rs! RP.. terms vi FORD: ey 1S MOTOR, 3001 LOCUST os “20ag 7: At 2 306 o3 4nd grandfathe oe Bore ‘erding, 3939 So N—Sit.: ore Naeger on | HOU; 1D a. ae oe te) SS Loe . COR 203 RD—Light deli i ' . Of 3930 Garfield aver?’ ‘ram Gantz \ . @ ge] 6529 ; Virginia sy, G aoe lored: housework, yw; SEGIRL—_\W wa i ——=—=—=—=—— “ (c8) | Locus , very. Here is the fae Malle ki lute } ary Gantz aventie, RS pee of the Otice of funera} lat -_ VCash or terms , rans | ne, _roning. __Lindel] 2793W nent work ‘references, “Bacu Ke Pnera] _house- —— | > ee ot ad in St. Louts, Has panel + {. of Charles, Edward anda. gitar father Pak nas 3 Entered into A gs (| “Quiet RIGHT DOES IP } RIGHT. 3) | ete Dy — att. a 20 kyual Ottis | LEDGER "HBF iyi? 5 oe POULTRY AND BIRDS | 5 ~PACKAR AC KARD 8 COl ‘OUPE worth mer ae 3 rag ong Body aloo eTr-iIn law, Srandfath * Te %, our >: L226 at ] » Piday, ‘houge 7 ec 7@ascn nable Yrices e3 Ys z Tost Mie ( r CLERK a -Must te ie : AN ARIES ~Rollere- ws ssenger 925 deliv aa car in CARONDE? see - sNQ. 46 a ratlaw and uncle, in’ py eoter., broth. | Vieve “Wilson. be lo 30 DP. m.,' Gene: | ) ‘iting and fixtures, Ww pe: ) | and able to operate treet expetienced | Wonderful singers’ @U'7¢-Winning stock. | 2¢¢t condition and full ber. | $807 5. a +ET MOTOR Co. Ve in his six th ‘and B ; ved daughte} ne {old houses th ny © Wire ny. | | fully estas 6 typewriter, and erful singers, fe OCK ; | Ted ti liv Guuipped ; bi Grand Bl. a Dear. (y-third | eS8le Withon a - of. ame Aan any other Cont Wy stating experien 1d reply | _Grand S247 . Males: reasonable. uetion: terms men S.amda a __. Always 6 io unera] from wv nal nie ece of Ja me a 1p ®. unninghar y dear i pel cit ¥Y. our ~~ i] is he i. ractor uy ox D-79 Post- “Dis ce and Salary, (Ste. | ° ‘ tn NT) a Al. IERCE-ARROW "« j FORD—Lient ~ ‘delivery: 192 alg ‘ ‘Ide ’ t: : ispatch, 'PIGEON (oR) : DISTR DT TORS. we ‘ 363 4 Gravois a¥eene ter- He Ide rle chape!, and Miss A nie nd . ay ck Imngha ata” Ww WRIG Phon . Ma ain 4855 ” ‘ eash | MAID—White; a (e7 | A j 5S Was Ppt omens 5000 ay “$1 eae did 4818 Washin ston. le) . Good tires, hand-built’ body, a % 1:30 p. m - em Monday. Feb. 1. at ‘uneral “gre ils ett EL LECTRIC £0. 207 estimates, | Wy] FI Pp | “eral } ©. neat, with references: gen- _Addrers 1420 Ferg uson ‘O ber doz. | elmur 145, Overhauled and newly painted. Gh ~~ oS e€wood Pari: Cemetery. Enright ave Om family residen ese, Wg 3d. (&8 S$) | A N I a mae Sework and cooking: © See a. oe aN SS EP Bina cent ac on (c6) | teed 30 days. I, Gus | Sort pnue, on M Ce, 5072 | —=—=== | ily. 730 B Ing: 2 in fam.- | ere regen: — F ooks and runs like » (c7) |, 0; onday mo ah | > | —~———iarvard. Caba = A real pars: ir OR. of a - Entered yo rest on Si | Chureat” W Intebictss — Ca! ae ming, Feb. = bACE CURTAIN CLEANING | AID White: between "Do aah “% ae | _RADIO Limousines 's for 1” Sale x me: aieoe 733. ee ae a IFUL y. Jan. 28, Sivary Cemeter C TAINS cleaned: nic —— are. Apply St. Luke's ti 2 | oe fake ONDELET MOTOR if Lelmina Goesslin » €t & a. m, Wil- 6 ry. a, aned: plain, pair of tarot _Delmar : M, OsPital, 5535 | F | Pierce -Arrow | Li 3867 S. Grand CO., a Sou mothe: ot Wi Ter hart ey ted, OT honains entered ge rent srddenty phe Jefferson “a0395" oF banel, 35c this ween | ARTIS EN, BOYS fap ry RUTSerY governess, Cee | RADIO—S S-tabe ti be tame oF Sale fi fies of olnclosed Rong «penn P, oe truck. ‘ a $0 i m1 = Bi ‘Wian Goessi ; Wiss nase 02245, fi: — (e7) | ‘IST— Post rol © of 2 one child ane | ceivers. ed radio Frauen Perfect — ord Expres be iy. | 7 ee tae ‘ 27 Meinybur rger an ad n and Mrs. TH. Oe man, FE ha ~e h ie ‘ lam iH, ee ae = } . er Ccoior mai, fal } perienced, Ww C ren: must be e cs. nev er used: cc ey cy re- Zu mn throughout: new 8 dy 2 &. @-2 ha a. 150 5 £ @ngG our dear e ster, sj | Wiseman’ ¢ ‘ iusband of "7, j ne ——ae | to high-grade wo k accustomed | rite, statin ’ | On debt: } 952% $125: take i arantee vin “Car | Ford grocery hod ry tab aw. mot! law Biater-in- |») ot vy ather of } aay ant n ; WOrK on zinc; sk | _D-383 s & references, Box | a Dargain, 27] n in P i tne eS TREE eer? ] : Refer ' ‘uneral Sune®: eT ae tae and aunt, J “Ore tla VW issman and valter, Arthur and | _MISCELLANEous ) NOTIC oed ix Dot apply, _ Box D-17 ~. ie Po rigs areiet PR pe ost t- -Dispateh fol | aout, ® _East East 11l1i9w Ren Bond. East oat BERGE Anno DISTRIRUTER. f ton G. M,. ¢. med TES boty: 19 . A, 6°° from Wm. Ta ioe. 31, 2 > om | grand and our dear brother, Oa Bd. Coff. | CONCRE RETE cut and sc AUTO W ASHER~—Must ha oan at Dig.(c7) | {ES ye i—On ladies famcy parmecs: | a 0704. ~) —=Lit_Washineton Delmar 0145 sie) i gan a C.- produce body mea eate ‘ *he ‘ -t Tal bh ae In! i ‘ ( rect wae : S rio QO “| 3 } ~ i S; f ee * on Af Le é 6 “a — North Grand “bauiernedee'# chapel, 243 hed be nae? 80d) tor nae | Graner. Construction CR | ence tink care Big Farane work: wegen | _& Dyers’ 4110 Olle Schuck Cleaners ‘STORE and OFFICE ____ Roadsters For § 1 ta -ton ph, eater boty tent hea, ihe. —_ (cB) et eer ington Boulevard! Sosda® Jos WORK, | plasten 2 tA | BOY—3513 Tower dg __wlanchester, —__!c46) | ROUG Wprey MARKE R—Exneriene, i = | F FIXTURES, CHEVR ‘VROLET- La te » 192 4 ale 132.008 worford ONG... on. 7a 7h MAT, aT : TZ — nterag int : : at m “i unday base ter, painting. w KOY—=s41> a tc) | , AESO-ter Apply Old s ced. and | or Sa a. ile Rl Toadster; } in ex. on Maxwell, grocery hodj''* {anu ] n, 9 y . es i tory. = OF * tO Valhalia ‘G : ments: repairs whitening | wth Saamesa.! 2 F _Tower Bid — 1 VAIN Wins, t. Louis Laund | TC ore siipaaieieg Sale vent condition: look, : x- 113 -ton T Sue ¥ y. 1% @ y fui Moje: 1926. at 84g en Friday, | nit “flow ers, ‘ema-] % Misbing m: and eranitotd lso | BOY —no, 5 (ec) | - i. -CASHTER’s xtra good } e529, Almost new; an io T i C chassis and cah.. 100qmm iin ut ~ a ' e 4 a , Van ] 1 Paworntermme Py . 2 s “~w* re — + BE Nein, Reed), relict jususta | painting gamees at at your hom: nets “Electra for (office work. Western | § STENOGR APH R—Correspondent ere | 2816 Shensageen* Virst-class condition: | tlngs Sn Sumtayet’?? tema; open iver | 2 ton Thrstel: Stake, newly _bainted Va vs Fe Heiperty, mother of M ie late, | Service, © a2] at a lo; Price; aq, ick {co c_€0... 3900 Chouteau, ry ence credit and collect ndent. experj- | IGAR a; 1, (el) | TEVIS \ | fa] > ’ . - a - ; ‘ hey . , 3 ee a or er nd gui oe mother in law, grandmother attend Lauie CTOR—F ioe mawazine house Ti * | WAITRESS —Can do short or order cook? ae dison pb hace 3 fully equipped sets | FORDS- ~Roadsters. ely late fel) | yao; l-ton Cher aioe ee “5 286 TAD. =i; Funera) ov Monday be AP y ars. fF Piatt WX PLUMBERS | 936 « 936 Century Az ieintty 800d commmiss? on. Wome eee. ng. condition; wih ones. and 5 er, perfect lan tops, $75, $1°0. er3. 18055 = note eel erandianiods » stake i A "Is. from py “eD. at 1:30. —LHo . OS een OS es |} WOOT A To work in store Sree i Ce. Sie te , oritz Wate ee TAMOND T MOTO oye ore Laerokee street yan Bros, yfnapel, Z623 PE SONAL Fate = lnttalled ratsonnie’ | inte Baga CO Aatn GAL | SIGN PAINT BRA b & I = “OMA _ Box 1)- -160, Post- Dine (oF) ae SiS N. Sth. eatin 7] *ORD—Roadsier. ear 55 model: ett n297 1 Open Sunday OR “AR CO., Pa th i. “ ‘ ; . « Mm- ‘ii, RS ! = Sin ith Sign Sh e n y dae BY | A ~~ White. { for washing and | tee i, or j juy, on] ¥ $60 dow * ~~ Tea ; tebe acust St. __Jeffersen _ORRE roo ‘ 3. 3 | acme P : | ‘le d general | YPEWRIT _ Wash! a. OWen- Deakett: 3318 | Mm, steam HIGGINS Oh F (C7) | 2 elm MSs CORA SMITH. | ‘ STe Ville, Ky oD. 314 W. Mark 2t. Lous. pw, fanning in large family Dy t} ERS AND AD | aington, Teas yJan, 20, a. Mo Call or ‘ . 7 JRAGE A na (oe Ani a dL ARQ 495K Wa 19 y the week DING FORD—: Pe ee eee a A) wes? Re Manin ne NE one 192 @ at | Z11? Lindell bi Dl. city. Vrite Mrs. Schultz, ee erke oe Moving | DRUGG iro Hekistered assistants Wey, WOMAN... Middle aged. “to help aa MACHINES passenger onty 1 19 My bew | new 4. a for Sale— | ae Catherine Higgin if iusband ‘of the late | Se (C7) Contract. Phone ne Fre i load or —— se x D-8, P,-D, roo restaurant: must be will! z | For | (20 model touring body, 5 lass obile Sia0 | fm'sce aneous - vi fhien on. | uf Robert ay OG Jones), dear father | COMING : wee ‘Storage, > Premont B6ro, ‘8 — AE NITURE (7) | 8nd take hold of things. 615 “— MULTGHI Se Sale tains, $75 25° «down. al Coreen — FORDS— Reconditioned: + . father-in-late” age, thier ear srandfather, _EVENTs | Contract: bonded Matenns, shipping by |__ setter ox PINISHER—Aq: 1d | TSOFe ee Che APH AND AD DING MA MAGHING | ~2318 Washington. wleieneg 110 Fess, persons ay & Groner ow co" he: x: i Funeral ~Mondag, — - _— ain Automobile | Trips . and “ae sR ee. “Inder ed Movingeaied pare: | Gin AGE TX —- & Host Disnaten, _ | YOUNG LADY a Receptionist for photo | TYPEWRTT RS Coe 1280 HINB | Fo FORD —Roadster late 1922. : — oe i ow 10 Fa ari ae . oe etvete ~ /rom Cullen a Kells Y's ~ . _ re : nde]] —©xperience, 612 olore must have! _8raphic studio: one wh ae Oli ages Tnderwo "ood R Pain cord — * ‘Original | dour. ortl | Y Se > ein ————— . ' °o ver, emin ; re uipmen orth Taslor avenue, to “gf sn en sv. | LOUIS TO CHICAGO | soe fC8) | GLASS WORK! gre SE tes | preferred, but sales ability most bessential” | rahe. $0 psinre, 8 Lane ee "3 | Piri -ot Bischanlealy “31500 wae | Accessories, | Parts—For Sale PRI. 46 . i Rue ING . | Ienow hi Polishing, silvering: m _216 RR. and | N. 10t th. tn. Main 1162 ih ve at. (6) S for 100 popular. make car ca _-- (09 yy Citizens’ 4 | ASPHL. ALT 8 business. Roy M. ust | SS (cl) | (eR) ERAKER—Light 6 oad = | °0N] S. Mth.” re. Alient r EST P ARK KENNEDY a Soa F ransportation C | shingles applied, > _Planing Mil! Tay} a —= 4 eee! | ew condition: t vadster: Ik : umpbolt R790. ee + eA” oo reday, Jan. og | Main 0733 n = |. per "Square Ti $37.50 to $9.50 Ail, Ta) orville, Jl). HOR j erms. 34 Salisbu ‘> . Y. in. Ellen Kenned at 10:55 : 414 ‘rj oY end | i_1499 OR, . KELLEY PRESSMAN. or OUR 4 SES AND AND VEHI ary. DiaMnae “610 Brans . y (nee Mullen) ar! —— Nigh - number ¢ ¥ 3 Bian. | —SS (c8) ply P —Expertenced. s _ SALESW CLE e7) | to Pee ST. ate John Keunedene: beloved wife of the | SSS tral 354: fea? | ST ~ i | ene o> ae ‘Luen Printing and Stationer Ap: | COAL SALES SS VOMEN WANTED _ San aa 5 Ss s saan ee ha. Sale ol break: Benhooeey. Mrs. Mary Wale M42. ‘Nimes __ SPECIAL NOTICES Seis — | REP PAIRS tose REPAIRS MACHINES AND Dina EEE i | Mon. tomen 297 ty. Boe SS Pee m ton commis. | HORSES—Good nr ale Sedans Fi For Sale “ploagures taeaym euit® “Seed on eR Xe: iTOXN Nnelz, our dear . " Cille SP uf 5OF “ny. oa annette | WAGES AN RS—BEw’ SALESLADIE : ss Sera (c8)| See d, oN and euaranteed, 19 24 ] po fF een VS, (a Petit l'unera! Monday, he andmother | SPECIAT, NOT tcc sce furnace -? * Ql groy *. i H ay D -LLV ING CONDI ST ee sn Ww ‘ell - -known nun Owenstein, 1321-0 aranteed, 3U ICK ‘kK s SE DAN AN CAR AND RODY—F,, ~-A ie roone, fp ca. | ay, S ivaecsaias —=— , Srt- andi; ree. or | OLSCLAW BRoOs TIONS house desir nN publishing | "ao Broad or 4-ton truck, 459% ; rom Cullen & Kel a £ 30 a. } St rawhum, of Cae I, Everett Ww | S°reeis, ete Py rous, fenders, fire ST IN O% REAR 108 sx. 4 1 esires 0 women immedi te! —_—_—=—_—— Po 4-whee] brakes, 5- , a » Newsted. BNSINGTON. Nort Ta } e 's fu nera} cha apel ] of St. Qo 3 4257 V sta a heb Cie Main "9 ” a bisa: AW’, 1¢c9 N, ade nt 5 SL, N1 DIANAPOL} IS, IND, th Dieasing pé@rsonality qd ately, of Se 8) GU as “Passenger: $750 takes {t. i Pp = - (7 4 to | ylor, to } $18 — OUlS, State we ie City; = 43. 4 Ith. | MAN _2 _ ee (c6)| $200 m + Fe0d education. tact: , ——— GUARANTY MOTOR CO RODUCE | BODY —% ay oe near Inte ent & aly oe 4 innocents’ Chi ; bv "2 b. ‘ e Oy Missouri, do } area. anne | p drat -~Ag day _ cook 1 ») e 9 / onthly if Qualified . yo 7” ae ° € RP., F's 2936 —2cuat. on eas ' ary Ce Ireh. acd notice that 7 were A. (eR) | 7 Ba Seng ay nt. rst- ——e ox Ry. 3 iy. Ja o o rest on hu: ‘fe. Violet _— - 4 veh 0 REPA ‘ *! medi Position Apply 4 ; | y é S: nn a: « ) Se oe ee tinea j CUE T Lee j J ¢ tu . ndblitne oy Kohrue F.. os. ni., | esi EVERETT egnas Straw ~~ 916 N. Third IRS, ie a gute ean enka ig Olive. (oF) | SALES Sw OMAN—By a waintacmene ts? LATHE WG Wanted | HBYROCET meee eh | FoRD: 7 nele 108 Sale , ban 6641 M. J. Kohrum Ce Or) vHU M. = Sst | Nonunlom sree xXceP tionally in entative, several teac} ~ | _ lathe, havinn 2 marches a a | used very little: Be Pog FE ~Ton chassis 24 , model; - ae DE: Be “nd our dear yn Edward C, Ohrume). ' a ‘WALL PAPE vee ot for te ‘bata interior marble "settee Sducati Onal qualifications ie wack Droper | ma oy “ip * Sout a 30. ines condhand | terms, Bie Four, Ties * M.A. C.| ete.: only tg dlown: ‘furnish f Fiera) Mond ay Freee af aunt, SEALED PROPOSALS | PAPI RIN R CLEAN. NG, ETc ber ra one Saat yl gs Pe a limited num. | ed deual eduene locally Situated | la athe must be 9. reat betw een 5 a —~ciemeiaitnicehtliiedantmeaie, cesar i Ow en- -Baskett, 3318 Washin ton, rom Math. Re a$ 7:30 a. 'SLALE Dp Pp : ~ | Painting "p laste: ,._.) ss tered und yee act: steady work an to a Yeation materia} . The Proctor ¢ : irst-class agit ’ es | ce and Went jrermann '&" Sin’ cha “), Fan eelved by ROSA Ls. ~Bids will che to. paints Ww ashing, Moree Reng, cleat i lene Coast Marble Dealers on ions. Pacific gchooig.” nner, > Hote] Claridge, a. Soy | |_Kansag Cite seeenie Manvufacty Ag 1923 CHEVRO VROT, ET SED AN Tires For Sale ar , ’ . +. Fy ‘4 ° ‘ TeoN The a o. soe Kan, eos avenue, Gieenineteenth nee ‘and’ Queas| Sat’, ciy of st. Louis, room ‘sos orrtoe | | at once ANGLE $e, Paliting plastering | Aaa. “724° Station. Los “Angeloe™ Bae | cel) | OR buy. fornan NG MACHINERY WW fli tires good ehanical condition: paint and USED TIRES All ainda, SOx Ty. PHRRRON "rmen nC ary Ceme: UntH] 12 mm. on Feb ave. City | Uaranteed OW how,’ Rea “TYR yoann ge ne : (cR) . cash, conip] ti. | sire in: terms: Ov ; ‘ ROS NW Grand. BOLE! Me ehing ‘ ae? a ramnetracting Cags avenue froin Giaggter | PAPERISS pees 2904 VW, wis BEN -¥ oun and middle. ane to Fun cr | : py a condition. aed ce and’ tnatete oe GRAY OIs. MOTOR , ‘On + i " a646 | TIRE—1 new w 30x59: 20 . balloon. Mille > Se pers A fe) | se 33 3. Bre dwa a ¥ "0 100 on Friday, | vat . Tiday eye, n& lass cand 0 eee FORD— ane ee i= Babonte OF “kt JSBO a. m.. Mie flay, | iene Lost taught ne at any hour. Fs no Pri- | thoroughly experie d | argze and smal] Webse. Coane. BUY. refinance or loan on ———____(¢8) aeiaaen Teo0S eda, pated channel | 7S loved husband m L. eee av enue, be- BAR PpI~N 3 diamond- eins | 22. esults Kuaranteed Fremeoe | , nce ; first- eto ls 6-foot chicken one jators, | uber Moto -ar Co S60T tom. t. (8 Baskett, 3312" 8 Washington down, ay iN | = wr ahone ¥ ines O'7 argaret A ohtres, Tr 100 With pt SS Pere tress eee us ass , ~ ‘ARS Wtd.—w en est. ( ) FORD— 2, - TETCT ce he OMe ihe late Charles” MMe eat father of ait Ol Deir ae S 4286 Marlin. Mid ae eS ei a iamilton> Bosh | Oli references, STEIN BERG | wee Me Zimmer, KRESGE’S. 6th end moe raul late pene . aiinees sash price i , $225. S18 aero Owen Boatnted. « nae ROOM an ’ ni OFADh F, Mahoney, fai) G e anc ment _ % n ainous. Barr baa; | eS = DS Wtd— P ————_= 4’tston. (C8) Ww ash! sxe e s d BOA pied * 'er-Ip-law of Helo ng containing 3° Si . Ase- COMME: N My omy: > (c8) , ea enth. ee neta bine a, ¥ ‘c7) el ‘ ——135_ coupes. tonrine ——— ngton. (e7) lather Ma! honey, arn our dear brand. Piece ¢ and $3 ch ange : - pil 8s, $10 old | private uf EN 70 = 401 s tan rien oe Screen cu ye? cash, ©€ entral 845 gourin 8, Toad- f FORD ai 1925 Tue Tudor me sedan: ag ye _fe7) Ot Wasered wn | Bose} Yard. Colfas ment: 4 lesson, “2% hour py “apes | rr eveta dg eaOy OT for ma ‘DO You KNOW CHAPWOR, ; i — of 1 "cae | condition: g real buy. 10" "0 - “ty yeral will take’ pl OSTUN BAG ‘C)}* day; | Ss 0: class )} ; erstands th 24 soa” Who un-/¢C ! FORDS wy aes Day. O ths to len ¢ hapel, 5165 Piace from the My a : On Delmar a; 10 lessons $6: co tee eons ~Mon.- | l an sel} anvthi . ) ids. i—iaiading , ew y- pen evenings and Sunday : a) bath, nar boulevar vilforme, Rewar car, ¢ containing | waltz and fox tron? 8/80 teachin | Gtlded. | Webster Neve’ (Press aos In- | Waterman Blig.” jou ave for sale. 11° ings. cou ? cash: roadsters, toyr- TEVIS MOTOR, 300 : ROOMS W lay. eb C} 3 Ak 8930 a thi., — St ane _ Ws; ashington d, Return to Of eee | | DANG ING—br trot. ie Grand AF 20 ig “| Groves. 8. Mo, ev'g aan Webster -terman. "Phone pA ineshighway and Wa- _ferson 1785." 5 ges, ruc Cks; phone | FORD—Sedan: late } Ode b LOCH ss sT.. (ec) ITH TH BOARD Ot , ‘emetery ee ‘Interment. in Cals ary | CASO BREAST? PiN—Tos ment: Shartennt ¢ssong by a i ‘ (c7) mm, tf & b. ni © J44°2. from 10 a. hee Ww - Juve zs (e7 ) bargain: cash megs soy el; many CXtrag: North the De And eerased was a membor of | TK; reward p4ost: qneraved wlth ws AIeS WA on. _ Parkview 1910 “ppoint- Ready-te t ne: el) Stee _ 106. co! ives, | Sedat ns’. road- ' AYRES AUTO - "orth St. Joneph'a Sodailty: it Re. R00, K. of ( plow ona, Tilana Lego eter oe @ wee, DANCE SAN dances tay = {c8) | ap: tied ie O- ear > Buyer | SRoy “Ka phd cash. Vindel] 40be | Authorized rah mg L418 Sis high pas D. fit N.—Room and Vincent De ‘ ant « ° y ame and St. ; 4 Kc K he “ kK. i . saa on ) Kuaranteed Class tengon . g n iP a { ry one of the ] i go> speagaee = Way | . ne UE ied: 2 Ca li . ’ emer © 1) . poten . oe 8; ry “ > ar er } wid OF f Bi (®) ' . ae an -. 6 nee, thew's Paris h. sg ociaty of St. Mat- Collineviile, Th. me Mine rs 1 heater, Schon}. ay Ba enone an ho PP Povey | experiences houses in Texas: = pholesate * cash, tae for autos: bring Car, ret | Fi ORD -Touring Car: s ata EL * 67 } NIN ETH KN’ H. 4414 ac icy, Memberg of $e Andreis. Council No. 8c, Bricion between Florigan —- Checks, | a wat. SO0ke ba Jel! ‘4300 | and buyer: yew me ndy-to-wear manager | OLD WE w impact B13 Locust, we. |. ables; good condition: ot and demount- | —_% —Kithout board: rarage, Cot wn ' ride ~ a { £5058, | Olesale 4 BES es ees : { nesembie 4 M ye bus, wire reaneatnd en, ' Dia el. Colfax R59 MT Nat ane Ww EST MINSTE] R i, ALT, (cR) ‘BRO. es ‘required: Address Mt iy and ref- | LB ant > wet refinance or loan on mn atitome ae AYRES AUTO ¢ CO.. BS, aj: ; iVvenue, Sunday fo # chapel, 5105 Delmar Chane F: Rinses iady'a £6) & Classes Monday even esos Olive at — PY. O. Box 117 San Aubenie Fé GOODS “Auto Auction Co. 2940 Locust. | 1 AytoRizeD DEALERS ‘ Northwest = ’ t g, ) a ’ “? ;- : a y - ie = m.. to pay our Inet Fosperts Piet tt i} pratice + he and North Market: enn ; ‘aught, — Satu; ‘day yo Charleston " fen on enenaeatae sii SO oa so, KINGSHIG ‘HW PAY. (eG7) | ( OT E ~PRILL JANTE, iw ips a Mich cet I’. Mahone c O rothey liv om mother rT: rew ard i4: 497 Sut =. a : “und ev Cnings. Ww AIT Riles 40 yea! me a ae ae : Lied & N EED _ ANY | MONEY? | er FORD SED. Ob TU DOR AND ee ee 53 se Forest t 519) F fi bs a’ MARC LEW SKI On $e: SSS — fer) | ae nee £c8) —elerenc PS, 4115 Ma ston experienced; ‘DAVENET?T ‘ | Ww? pay « Oo DOOR a ES oe 1) Saturday, Jan, 30, | SR nay Sas | " ' 'X-} , Negi : | E SU Boog n70: ug ° , MAK weiss” YOu cash for vour Al! models, Prived low Terr cae te weki, oe a huaiibies ‘ety must March. -socrpe DETECTIVGS, 4300 © EGHNICI IAN—Liberty Hospital, or Victrola. $35. _ 3115 a ute 0: \ ne | Sai » Wasntngem On it, live Motor Co. Open eas Jefferso a ont Se Seuss ' Ow aki ahd father xX f J eKla arch j ‘Bh —e VW M. KS a Yor A (eg) 8 ie id fg RE... oe tee, { Nes —— &y 4 4 CTO ( ‘O, IN NC., 4 LSTA LOZZI ~ BR a sl i. , Oseph J. he Tae hadowtng jy: LA CH, . NG” MAN—W erp chen, ity te ; _ 3041. . \ COUSA— Large room, a Fi id rancel hesexy Mrs ere ~ ° ) Pets 816 ' ithe iting, loca co mls —M.: garage. Tp peter Y ‘to oP D. | oom like new 18091 Dol Bo 1 Pad | | DO ¥ OU NE ED MONEY? ~~ 99 43 Locust ] Bl te board; southern exposure: “0am = PART N, . . “ - > . vd ee » a &arant y j > oe °C) NI 7 4 ts ee ¥ ‘ . i 4 ee ee i - * 4 {, Ti 7. Ne Finn (nee Mum: ro amy ce ore, H. | A Direct ie Se Big Gar- | hy MEN. ty week wilh alten aera ere rooms or separate, $190. ee v4 yg, Oe ee COP tor cH; or mame Jad FORD a DOR | — : Me Mehey 9... rot ‘fe; brother-jn- law, ‘. stherin- dear 7. —— Mea H xpeseee In aoa clreulation B = 8a lee- Ir'UR NITURE.. i ea 7) y AHLE ie Can’ hs tell it i new. Owne — Ww = | erandfather and great- “erandtatl.e law, 1A bs SERS INSTRUCT} Baers! Dace a ence not necessary: 4 erie S Work, rooms: oy sell, “complete” ~~ | 1035 N. Grand. ; MOTOR CO, care of it like maby. S30 Wisoetea iii oe is te est * MAING TA. Funeral] fro 4 ) eal | BKAOTY Gy vt ON $34 a w eek. Ann! \ Sed a day - 4] Or part: leavi ete, i Iours 8 a.m. to 9 Trade, GUA ARANTY” MOT fal , -erms, BART -~ y | ive r m fami}, resid . —— c () Culture Dp: : tee ee _Planter i y Ir, ;Ba! le y; 320 } can hay e flat ; ng © ity: Part Se ee Dd. ™, I 2) JR ORP.. ~~ VSt} * LER. -8734me beme. }. ; hay 7 : A *"s ¢ m earn. aed a eli } - “ . _- ° . . z c - ihe nae to Be i ues or 4 ie ' Dav evening ear While you _— Fld eae Sicaietienin (e7) dealers, . vali 13894 Semple: ty ee ) Seine ne Private: board _2ptiona: Owner? - enet:, . : oO St. Hadw ( at R di lp ; ce, N, mg SS | (co? Yee! ? We Pp i “ae ad NG member ae aa "Deceased iter: ado BEAD T SULTRY ay a ee _ SALESMEN WANTED — mild @ re cs €¢ ray Cash HUDSON SEDAN | Jadies, hot'water pat! tc Pox u nd wig oly ame Society, St B ss - aoe Pi avetnating ane a j Ofens sion of. | GOAL PTS . . 3 Si I t | iF vor auto. Buy anvthy P es 19° Shee, | CABAN NK. Sutti—— te (001 ae — - : Centrel *v ndevkhing. we Breside “nt of the u\ ers panes modes” Lruanny yuierative, f: | Sion, A hoom ay 3 A ten” commis. I verstone Co, i Gua ARS NOTRE irst. « from Fords and fully caulopeds harealn ie Ae hie mm | om uous hoe water leans aan ‘- (e7) , | taught pb . ne Ub-to-dat, . 18 “- , ExPanrw.— 2 aTan (OR) | fy far é g COT r., om open Sunda , ere rms; ; C ES. 508" O01 : : , , ail ST Rs MEYVER~ Entered int cessful pe. exDE t having ate methods AL ESTATES § k S. ALES iE MAN WANTED ' i URN ITT’ R tE EX __ Je i ‘son | 464. 2936 deme? | PIE RET aR - ; ‘ie on nts ‘Room wit th tame be . ,, im. TT iUiein icon pig at {- 50 ? | Coilege “pay gor Master dian OF Suc. | for — eutahh, zoel estate Sa! edenen ed. D. | j 412 N. C ng AN G E | ’ 8) __ 481 & 2418 W bee wal Sid sr TERS, % yy wa ngs. ; r orest 43043, g 7 G STIMIN& fF Rr )Menand ofa Adna Me... early belo ed . ; + On Locust of dressers’ | comes mae 8 real PEtata Pieue : ij ‘g 12th § il. Fe Jelmar 145. _tc8) M3. JOU) =e pons room fe two; Utar },. ww father of Harry, “1 ser (nee Henke), dea} . # an he I a (Anlia 7 - Centra) 7177. | ee aie Oommen: fed: exceptional rm: must | | An opportun t USED CAI 'MOON—2. ‘door De Luxe egic (abany tu90Ww : ribet. lohana Joys,” ‘ rancia, Aucnet. Agnes na 4 ee Ih, —Learn ha irdren.—— (8) | OGK Ma&n, Rox G-73 Poa pportunt- i) ture Ity to buy AG f 2S el: hai \e Redan, late mod. CLE: MENS. . —- ani ’ lana, ; | rare vi Se TS. in 4 On easy terme urni- |, ; inohair upholstering. ful} Yi N— Large p = MAPA . irezines Meyer —s - ; Liaw noe and | lo sell apf d aay nis Ine, beauty ~ wsing. manic uring. STo 7 ALESMEN iy Misen:... °°” int) [ ance on o] Liberal _allow Ze / Cash or term an stv equipped: j hoard g¢ or A. © FOUR fh : ‘ family style: ‘so. oOrm, — c hu : ‘AY he; roa, to 2: — . *» rom oi, See Practic; a} ne. a he peed Sy s- , pneumatic tire: cet for hj gh-¢ rade “ alnut vic trola, f alnut. Velour . bed M0 more than any othe re y 0D oe DE cL MAR. 43 : reh. Flori e~ H | hon eonain tra! 8 - Rive @ loor | ‘ St " ate -EW Ww 1 es 22 tery. {lag ent. Mo., thener neous i OS f |. -—D] SP A a 44 CONFI tions COU Ds ~ Under actual | ox -D-17], p pei-Dic tite first leti. “— elour drapes: cheap. SSRI i: ruse. stk pot. Louis, YAHLEM MOTOR Oo. Tr in LLY: Ss K N 1G TIT th board: gent! ieatly ‘fa ‘ f Lath?) . ‘ sg? a) j Cay Ltn ee ' oe ' *s | bf ‘ - MOURTON.! and friends invited, (e7) | I CH } orm site nY. co ups Nu chengoett Cail _ aE (N—Exper enced soy ied | *- ANGE— Blu com} entice -nright. nT 1985 N. Grand fe), in Sedan: pouRNt ¢ 6 ay bee aso. we Sane 0913R. ata ok . - ‘, . e S } ¥ ith - S 3 ge e I > : Pay Js ~ u , ] T * : j re A i ". ? - | w «8 rym * } 2 ; r j é - ina etl . ic i . : mw teat | Pte ial ile ; Mlac he: ooiceely nee ‘Rok ' bosse + i. ‘ 4 e650 . ea ery thy RES Gi city ¥ Tmall carriers: SALESMAN oS 588 85 Mar. } tina. ots MACHIn EE den fa aj ir conap zi — ie I ate nhaicstentnscmetttecen a = ‘1 NG T ‘ N,, Si . = en = ae + Exp ERIE NC ‘ED. x) mata | $1 wn 6666 Washington, Kitchen cabinet ]. OOK. BU IC Kk , f i KING ashi rf d Favret ee Gladys and ‘Jenn Meyers ‘nee »} —_e. Call | Mr Czment, nn ey coe ing rte 313 Ao Por NIGH’ ATRACTIV TS PROP. | az = > tay seer Used very a LC O AC H! | AUBOR Touring | Cars for Sale | Ln ‘ard guway- k! al Nat amd Mai gares We rs Deloved sou of eee, . ¥ | ™ectate m. P. -8t. Lous mite | ere RTI 6TH 4TH Fran, AL ar | °* avy vy first t tor gv0od he barsaing 7 a7) term little; almost ney: $693- N ‘ouring: Private: LINDeEr —— 9: Foress Gm (seq ge} i ‘le dea p ivrethy é an ‘ : farfield 6 ny ARN ht Mo., im- SALE SME aN. OW AOR, (eh) | and secondhand turnitur e. S1i's in n noah b= 8, trade. , met little: Derfec:: $65 doe: : used “Very ELL 404m™ Room aaa rr MOUTton, ‘Yes. A's and the late Rot, 600— ary PEL ‘GRAD HY 4, * ip if ad > lla evenings. osm after raduation: nO t Lise te 3 Jan. 2 nda featic Hote}, | Furn. rn. Houses | & Fi ts Hin ulp O10 $575; Bhatvope Bare etely | ag aMs. " wd OLIVE (oF | steam heat, hot. Vater: excellent ‘lay Jan The at atmond Heights) Nan £ i Y Ou a oP aa a LM eeranh (4, “O1y \: 6 to ps 0 SALES ESMEN me ie aa (6) ewe LACLEDE EDF AND a or Sale and “1 23. foto: ~; BR eae eg A goog conditio n — LINDELL, ite 4540—Front-r Me ..% . ON Sian ; : , ee pe Le P ae pe t d * - With . |, : s a A — tnt HOP | ante ©. G ra ) , Se leony amta ts ade Vrembyterig” D, pits to BB ictamenng ,! druggist >a S kkeeping | clase Starie (on) tonal nk: Vinter campales experience _ FOORk Steam- pe AR AH — pe furaished. fe cc. | Cierra “Den Lac! mn 47) oni meals: singlé room; tel aod ad 'Werton Dlace tre) M red, and . Po ‘oll : t MStructors. Took a how, Com - 1 i aimee ications offer er bt th Na- ats. Lin Je] SSoe. 995 HU DSox C dit ‘bee 46 andy tousine ‘ “ar- food i ~ met ry, , Le ONC Ice ty Vv alla a n | Graa. bt of J he and 7 ti: haan a hie % ( {ty i Ww e Ni ‘ pple ‘30°F a be oe = SSS il ( ev) wai y equipped. Lik QO. AC ee Chapwar, " etnen 3440 Week. $” con. ate} ii ik ~~ iN oe fe dies te - f “ . rs, ‘es ndectt 242 9. i Gaa Wy. aS. he Plantons Tr) weedy a —— ‘ al fn new ; $05 0; e par , ‘ Perry; ‘ith bow rd « Dr ¥ te ti i a v SCIENTIFIC heath (os) | SALEXMEN— > dz. (er) HOUSE oo trade. oN terms, | CHEVROLET 10925-—— a McPH ~ 7 — elves. jonny ew ’ " hortzed " he ree ' ‘ulture tat umthe be —d © nh and oh — — ErCasea in ANDIROR oe i 0ODS WANTED GUARANTY MoTOR CORP. ©2N3n Y ditton; driven 1953 stouriin i vod ‘ on- | v i. = SSN. 4071 ae {oon aad ™ ' aa “th 48Wagton by}, Detes ar enh rs. 4479 produe Ree Heston Daj. a to men cla ito: .. flata, dwelling e. Carpets, contents late —Scust. ween = for Mr. B! ook. — a “n9°) j MARYT. A ND 43°) 4—See — : aa , aa : — ence to Eoz D-19 OF. ehh bast one Faget phedly: bests can Wma "— nett Coupes 8 For Sal CHEVR ia... te) | gg O8E 00d monte: op ne, Std ae i = ae . 190, Post. Dis. wee Page. Delmar OSGQ oa. | BUICK —Coupes— -ale OL -ET—Tounng late 19° —~-<" | MARYT. AND, 4344.— a ar | or Delwac’ one eee, OF OUD. berfecr” t nie ~ rOop, eur latna. repa! ’ - a: lhew cell aa le Attcactles or ents | ti hy pe no dealers pee d AOD panieg | con- cellent con, ditton. $50 ‘eam nickoled: : Ox | employea. 29 * &cconunedaile Kase, call Cabany 6°80 °° vr Oar rm ive an r; - , *» Dalance $14) So OM. ‘ Payvm nts of $15 cach. a0 MINEARY A. 5083 me ~Pheerful uO tneals, houseliien, | (c8) Page car, bus one block, ene : . iia ates ee ene kag eC ten ci a | - “ J Po

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SANCARY 30, 1925 3 97,428 ROOM- AND. BOARD Ads. Ads_last_year—24,931 MORE than the 1 “HREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED “BE nett _sreets SAT = rn queens -—_— pes oad : e wana Te yy ; ROOM | at SE, fiain i ae uisned for families HU XT. 4356 A 33 - POON an wes erec.ric light, Lo sy “)— 50 (OY ww oe of sappingree a _ . “ se iO : ie a ee a ee ee as hats Bee ital Statistics--Questions Answer a ES oo i 916 N. 17th “at, ie?) CLAUDE F VROUMAN, 108 N. Sth et, w Auten, Hombott_ 3073.10 ; — RL. =o = a ~ -_ Main 596. (c68) iat - rivetr _famill ic7) ik ——— ————, Se eT Ney toed _ ROOMMATES WANTED —§ KENSETH SITAR side 4510. Maplewood | seeAS ee - peme « cooking; alse Cay boarders -_ wove MATE Wid.—W?% } surpace;, garage. $40. Riversice ‘ am. BUN ;GALOWSs Direct of Onn ; : R: io [ ct BOud board and, , = ia J ‘i ee (cs) om, by business girl, 573¢ + a —————— improvements, $4550 up, $000 “tie ‘7 ost - Dispa ectON 1035—NeatyForminned sil, 9158 Clemens! tpNGEHTGHWAY PARK, 2955—Sourh) 8 $35" month, 1400 Kichmond vl WUBIN, | : tation SuEEte: southern exposqre: home ROOMMATE Wid—Spuse lady wishes| ra’sap Cee oe 40 AIEEE ETE. | Broadeastmge o to share large front OT : ydern: very ‘OR tox - SOOTT 800 Chestnut HOC Si-—Brick. 5 nice rooms. steam heat, : aay fol. 02 — Room “ith | homelike: board: laundry: 88 per week. | #2 NF, & _ -& KR. GS. SO— IT corner lot; 786x140: Pct ee ie ) . f Pent _&_ amp be 4038 Juniata ard: laund vom © — "week. ROOMS —S with bath, $35. Apply “oh shrubbery: § $7500. ; _ The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to “to reject any query. KSD . : rAd. Be ie wus | oa oe Ce Rp "BANK REALTY z Personal d teleph lis, or answers by meatl. cannot be 545.1 IN Meter iLES Pe / gaat: S55 ae pees Scr Y-kiGHEM, 4902.8. — 4 Pore, Zt co —_—_—- A ; a “ a demain : ndoudt- | ° we ecg. men preferred. __ HOTELS | °*convenienceas modern. Call Victor 2850K given attention, except letters on medical questions of # ; DO! G eee? fcs} ssed vclope For r Sale — a —— ALLAZAR HVUTEL, $127 Locusit—Clean : nee eT Ng SPE Webster Groves hiteasstaattinasate naar tes ge BPA OTS ed sincertly when accom panied Dy stemped adédre cn * , & écas'- a $1 day: weekly rates; tub showes, UTAH. 3970-—@ room bath. fursace. O°. | Corraa 5 asn, Engitsh cottage; 4 | i Daylight weeke ws 2:4*. ») FOR. RENT—CITY baths earage ' ( rage. $2 Pom holt ‘OSNO wants rooms aud” eu cash. md n> warasc: ’ . J : J. D—Inqygre of the stamphaif pounds of beef tenderloin. ing at 9:40, 10:4 11 Ae. “ ‘agp , BLUE GHKASS HOTEL — Reeatar waste res , ®. 36184—0 rooms and 8UN gnun Webster 1200, Hill d. ste companies here segarding the pur- three stalks celery, one cup drie 1:40, 2:40 and £:40 “p. ™- ae eh : & Pict F cle kitchen. Frigidaire ice OLD o RO ry ARD BANK RE " . chase of foreign stamps. +, menage _—, a ae quotations ong Pn wht pers HOTEL. 3127 Locust—Neas, -————~— ic&s i endbeomantirasisa 8 oF) : nese sauce, one heapin uli of interest to the | RMS NOW, 4% eat y rates tub show vmal, HUTEL. 2eulu Locust — liunning : . —— RPESIDENCE—S$50U0 cash, new, beautiful; leaday ¥inblo D. A. B.—We would advise YOU snoon cornstarch, one lieve! table- Prices supplied by "Market News : S | WITH BOARD—West ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED' FLATS FOR R RENT—South SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE ‘Central rates; $53 up weekly. Al conv c aby ae eniences. Thai be 4 ‘© Ag +A: intake tower of the new wa- fire hot and asatirring constantly. | see wag MS ere _Wter bathe $1 a day $4 week un(ch) al) hardwood tile sink; snap. Webster a teen Tae rlin— oT. : : OR. 2737 ugent™. ‘rom it# head to the foot. is about grows. pasty. Serve with ‘boied | vse beris C Nor west : __. \eupnished. eltin tobee aud ey «tears. new decorated. one block south aoe eas i. and WN. mi, 18226 Site Pine , Tee miles 4a iength, and comaist- | Mee. *Mose Chinese sauce alee we ished, private, sink, | r: special rates to permanen ruceta: |. gph mamta. ce or aaa: ~~ @012 X. A. of @ series of Hat rocks, shor- added, when serving; in *place of , For rest 3046R. or: 1) | we Tales S19. with private “bath: S$@ McMILLAN. 736 0A tpper flat. 6 raoms, “NGALOW $200 b. $35 mont os = ate. inl Ns ig «Out from the Missouri side. salte The cooking nuequires about i meaty furnished 80d Sew Piven @th: Gaily rate. $1 ner: ‘mosiern, reasonable. leimar £305%. 13 oe St a mt on ~y land 5.37% Ww : ww and extending about half'a half am hour. Chinese sauce, keeping, sicam ;fS2 eee 6 Tatterscn Sn. ch} McPHERSO? S. 600a-—3 rouns ; Murphy line ¢¥ ralnut aan 1 ek. OM. (+. and G. Rosenfeld. we ‘oward the Dhipoic side. of | the only foreign ingredient. «may || . ———— -o the teat ae ainut AnD - . ‘ ; ¥ } pene: try hes 3 _______-_ = _ bed harc Jwood fimors ue bat $60,173 rsa r Leoods, y 303 Helen. ; ne : E. Hancock. Sane ty El. r: Y. At a how stage of. water | he ordered at any grecery. It has " F T. ‘ i ns 3 Ou uesepaninig, 8 a RESORTS AGE G73 ed : rs — hath. new. 47 4G, f - ancocs “tr L* at Z . : : abo ve the eurface of the | | the. taste of fermented New Or- | : + , ‘ rect 4 yo - Pa Vip: eG shes enemas a _ ome memes _— =" eee: . . t 2836 Locust — a ae = s. se OOTY 2 _ OAS ,. en : Van Nese, Wellston. dio. iver, a™ were at ai] times a/| leans molasses highly galied. In| i D god «bana i. ae For Rent 2! 457 —o-100T fi icten GS and rt] “508 8. Vouls. meets * nevigation. Im A868 American chep suey there is ™ a, S44 ae : eT “ na Eisai ” wes * , Fi "RNISHI oo COTTACES—3, % 5 ‘and er i we. 9 ARS. _ Fpemont aa Naw OO eee ‘aa T oa. gate ; ae a a saiiidinai . os ‘ I ¥ 2. é ae J. . Oth. ‘ ‘¢ eT homer erected a } Ih OF@: tay y and it fs t= onir slightly jails E a ee rooms. with bath and running. bce, My te te os BEES C198 ae nn ct Settiee : dikes crow (he Chain of Reoeks, ex-/ thickened. Chinese» potatoes oF i: dupiex 1 ae 3 ys : ‘ 7 vax electric “ ne ‘heat for rent hr the se aeon. April z: to Sept. FLATS FOR ngny —F urniehes & Jeffe: - . hare . - Pe = K ag ste fl . 605 Ay. kL tending it on * 16006 feet. He then ae 3s ater chestnuts and bar boo (solid H frey Am beret” rons Sake i= RS Bee: feet tS gees watts 10 pfics from -AND aa sa ee ae Ot ek ay ee. SOA. ickory. plan st pa dine @t an angle from in cans) are sometimes added. American Patrol” ? “a Re ; rock t ges. Take . ; “en ine . de Gin Hea dhe toe S ! ve + HORA (ess. 0 o er t Ops. tour ~F e = road to end, Representative on sia a aa Central ; iia ‘be Sg san Se eS | ae eee Gri a ee a ion eenl! the former one . the bend rOther meat, such as pork ch = Lakes —t i day and night Hil! as ‘aT Y Ter og ea Se “iv . Ti) atisfactort 1; UTS: , . end ®., j ETT Os. P eh } Cabaret Tsiand. ehicken, duck. turkey. fish. oy Se- | tl ake: : rar rT a - rest, Mec. FRANELIN, -260° A—iavey © e rTeoTm | pete hg eamnean seunaniiawinin , “eae a= salome. o the head of . Sousa). (e395) furnished. ©} & " . ‘ nage * P —e ~ Wier ‘ ect : Beemer Se ae ae . .. ’ ¢. . ‘ ’ ket. | whic h was desi r 7 to throw the ters or lobsters, m ay be used, n | } orev er’ -- a a) Coohdge Presi- eT ne eae sh — ma WE wes Saree. Se a. lo See 1 Michigan channel on oe a Ee side of the | which case button mushrooms are | Address a ited | «4 utes. : - ee island. After expy™ ling $60,000, used and the onion and much — cent of Ue Up a 4 4 a . i . } - - e ¢ the city abandoned 1 scheme. the celery are omitted. Tim ; : : : a: oo —s Se aes ee Oe t, and Fi. 4 ix, ieee? . 4 42 : SS eee urmisned rooms tor eV PTH >on * is . bedrooms : ain 7 vey ne : , lei ° -t¢ d f . . ital ‘se four Mpa HOUSES, FLATS, ETIC|| owas eae OS _ A did al'redi "Thos yen sci abandoned Qe", 7 the Tect-| cooking yarien with the kind of | othing like it igd 7 Sr EPEC e=enPSae ena Foam hare or separat oe ns ne a - wo. hla. At ; il -\im | B 4c 1 - hi) ~S ——onnec 9 & Sei RDAs ————— a eres LEWIS PL ) Fao AD BL RIAL PERMITS. pe fo _ and one- | meat used. "The —— -—— ee ne te be ne Peay See P+ Ser efilggy ak nS Ned BAM elaine ta bn US Ml Nel tag, ee eb IN ee Od th 9 NIN lL NE NOH: Ma ln ie lag EAD erherdns PARAL destin mien Gee iA ies ition rege 2 tar * ’ : _ onnectine ) Gai aie. At een nicely fur- deg >> pal = chop suey: , P,, 2986 Locnemmmmepping rooms Grand 48977. 1] | “nished: “rooms renteg: pian: (3) | ee a Jetremen * 1 ouie Hintze, 64, 4745 Hamme! INFORMATION United Statea Army Be 26 Sa i , piy F', ro HERBY. : 1i3 S.. Jefterson. =. +4 E Seer scaeiitleatitia aie . r Ul a * - pres f. q e : ea RPARTMENTS. FoR RENT INGS. FOR REt iiecetae-euecxer tos ee ee if san - (ap yp ¢ roc i Da wl id ~ x - “a lee oe ‘ ow t «)} } i . ’ ; 2 aA if re re » ° TRUCKS. mt reom eet U ri IL LE L AP ARTMENTS | hall: rent Be vacant Feb. 1.. WEISS-. Wick 7]ol—New 7-room brick, hard- | | iflam “Winter. 44, ~o-! ——— and s show it to him ee pace you can me for Aa or at: pocueis, sraham ms ‘onvenience F seein io ¢ . > E214 ns ‘ : FIA ¥ cE ED mat Me di ied. eaving fo whe return a‘ your money. Pare! Oper : 4 ——— 7 > oh lation . : “a 2.007" east ana — oe . sch MES ih EO bis oe 3 * of) > “es at . n a ke = i ‘1 ‘ : . ea elles ? . AOD Indi la a er ~olet 1 ioe pe ke a DEON SOU’. | Scorn fio r sot o reoms and opgn ne porch bea utifu nante.: Rarage. “ ae Oe J Brace” no will, his widow and each yf his j—-‘a Vietory Wah. ve Y cae7 . 1p wee} gd eee ee 1] @ecorat enictinn? Seoiuec eke ecut ores rk JInohnueon, 56, J . + . hi e wrne- nN VW.—Ane downtown bank | : Sebel oO Dern “PD . _— . ; oe “ae ll decorate. pecla: nau emer. dil phat gS. ‘U , : i “" ashe taney —-. | ngton two children W ould rece eive 7 } orenestra ...6- te nee “4 “Tai “ee F .. 285. i 17e ss nm} HENRI ISELE CO In eee Des -H nh and Cheetnut sts. | Cyr" T ; ' us . pati , eis a3 a ee ie umpirey a ios - Ses ; : = ‘Visio pro owed to e ae. a ‘ ucks nad , a ’ a wart . sdulte. ; =: fs Lens, 4007 —— —_— Ww. fowers. , OF: 3812 MRS. B.—Assumir tb at ut ou ins : 2» } raor- Pareifal aper* yw © alee SEE Jennin o eS. . ’ is.dor cha fer +4, Oe . ne@an lat } yt 5 ' ite ij- i ai Southwest es ‘ ~ Seo a enanemene emecmemnceaet as FLATS, AP TM rts. FOR SALE » Sein. © Oo t6 . a fn ech rec ely ed $1 12 BO. the sehame Oe! ganization sede thy United | Poona on yan HIGHWAY Magy at room P. Ma ates. “53. 19554 Witpnel! | inheritance tax for each would bePways. Of cour r : hea. ; i, Pla service. HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. Sn é . i . mee nia Sf. Fiouk ape ‘ 2 ewe . “ . * ‘ et ~ 7 “Th a hag 4 EF der a ‘yet appro’ ed th 9 reorganizats on KFVE- 240 Meten: MERC “AD 'F2 TK OST. co., LOHED oe ee OT ae ———— 7 "62 Ve $73. kere would be no e a — ee a FOR-RENT. FO ROO ANCROFT, S015 —Reautifus singe flat. Virginig Sorkett. 62. 1 “3 son plan. ai Si f eqtemcemenene Sa ns . rrisyt ee .? ‘f a" ry ? " er : rr. ww TU’ « »* TT ; { Ae ” " ” * els etrl &° - ft) } t 4 ° oe wv ae . N a ' . : : : , o 4s yhd ne come : “ood flea weather strpned as. VWa- mn | é r. 3. B.- vou signed a chattel MRS. J. M.—He * - ment review , ey > t Main 245%. pay Sk we 8 ase i sro ae ? . “et ¢ Wesi o Boston z, “on 23 Cnestaut 53. | ter heaters: double carage: 1 veer end 7, f. @ 242 Fairtax. | mort 1 the furniture, they gelled to pay the com? costs 9 | Yoman'e Hour by ‘wee \PARTMENT—42 109 Lin eae a ae ist, Ch err *) Shes 31 ” ogy iptv aga sai ceanudlaee . Hate a 67.. 5201 “ren. 1 take it away. Consult the ;wur lawyers fee. You' could g2 or ae Dragnatic “deli bi: n ee og = or. 3 ost Egger 2 mT nana oe a eg er nner | A. Glee..! a er eer Segal Aid Bureau in the Municipal .»Yh his wages. He m ” eo ot a at nee alee on ~ eee Re ae eT One, ye Bate Courts Building, Fourteenth and trv of appearampe — Rt ne signs i! Nealy. seneage en uo. 5: NE & 5 BA a1 ?. SOO Chestout ».. 725 Chestnat. in 24357. BERRY ba lla S. Jette : te Ne ne on OA AS ae ket styeets. tha it will save you aaa woe moments by Deve George. sina ee ees se oes: ak Peo 10xx bk Twegty gle pg Ye A. WORRIED. —He can sel] and ' trouble. Yow sho Gunes te : the , ona f » ~*~ Al 4 [o— 5 ligt . ry ros s Be i 24 & e = : rahe a TY a 4 ; ; ; " ¢ : r ’ rt P z | ” M( ) a 280. 2 Meter § Al r : on ¢ oon. ( modern. chee yO eg er ee nae aa “cali 2414_.'rm fiecr. & soe ‘4 gered. areata or treatment of indévictesal cases will no. ba, given. | Arthur L. Ut 2 a rOR 3a . of } E rarace t a. a J 1a : s what -* ‘ : ia Ais wt t 4 a - —— on 3 - : eT a oa (ey) aie Pm agg cote ap —s nied (ERE testbed oer = ee é eg dh eae ne ON PERSON’ 4 PROP'Y gi 4 A. D.—Try the following for oumer chpthing froned by* a very | F. m. — Mm G27— First apartmen: tor:h; nice. tain 4557.9. 8th and Chestnut sts, ‘cB: ong ore bt SER ES PRE “yet, BELLDING- apart cman ai ren LOANS. by orchestra at Missouri The ~4 = e oe as sor "i . Ly - vines eel. Bil Rea SR ett is ease lp ei eh alata lating ie Rive hes . s otene ie te iy ~ : jJtnai ‘ Se A CA Rae mma enc aEE ai cht Se il —— +, bom “3 wn) owe mrmius & Seer , ariy , N ndl mak ends of every READE Pp ae is 2 parg’i -ic ” want EN atin fe sted in Webster near slack Hu orth me ‘ke Yahlem' : .: plowing ci@tment, 4 hich abould be : = >t IT hed oe ni. APARTMENTS FOR R T and Hig. Ter 7 oT sion any th : tox ee — To1 we - ; pa b. 1g oc ~ : . a auiri ' iy) ¢ fection of tte skin br tire eich wel made and amooth. night and i . ' Marguerite i 77 er Cali ‘Ny del RNISHE Crh ras : "4 24. 1s Bh OTY = ‘ces A. Ke oa oe 915—s px poems nit © venin ; “® ° “ 4 ors or emplore®r: Ti! ite, Ft’ j is as a rule readily erie | —— until five rubbings ‘have ‘ , yr — GOW Ts ay het 21 ues. ne _——— i able to treat ment caret ully , . done: Four drachmes o* ' ; | nished sieeping Semen. ene Bore 5 weeicly. consei oorge: ny od permit ane Onin F Pig wadhed sulphur, 4 drachms of bal- \ Steam heat. Forest 546331: za- APARTMENT—Coupl §:t pars et ae ; niceieaperecwnin Borrow” $50, pas week!y. care as to ® pr ag sam of Peru, 2 oences of vaseline © oS) aes thie ev" ment: nice ycation; convenient: cooKinh MHITTEMORE FP. 23). 4 8-790 “4 Borrew R75. pay wetiuty le | infection, — readily Pre —_— & tito a smooth ointment. (47 © > Me Study orchestra , 4344—First floor i reor e. se a’ t 58 | aap _dence. Apply F. A. DEBRA. - Borror” : weekly. Pr »coed as owe. (i) #50" : The night or morning following | hoard: aiso one ight poumaeephs ie: Shenandoah : . ' se a amar co ie Rae ot ater: en Se oon gga wee Borrow met ; 4 oe: seen underclothing, ype cae the fifth rubbing take a hot soap | = oun —545.f Meters j cons . a eine Dricn ‘ e. a . ay large , ¢ treatment. en all © 1a r 4 te | ? , ee — : mh ES. fu ine! raga ANS vi® Central ; oe oe . thedra ir St Z0se parish. 1035 X. Grand. Hours § A. M.to 9 P. M. = ~e mentioned clothing must be °- ona = a Ham See Tig es Connecting hougekeep- tricity), sublease very Teast C0 | —___. —, 5 Sarnised: Cent, | et Gee. Fost-Dien eT) | || again repleesé Wy Seansciramne: meee cor tnie tb oame? Bas | 1 om is?’ PARK. z Ri —H, = - “ki teh KINGSBURY, Ss ruow efficiency ~ de Ba yt Lith and 1s 1" CHAUNCEY P ET, ae yer sr Lt — 11.000” mn: %¢ 7 That used during the np seen eur’ hae not been effected ae Tt “Faith... Onis “RRO waynes 7 ck te 4° Ae (e7) . $12. e week. ‘ ic) FARA S Fae * ra M 8508, aah. ats Mita, © He nd OO" ° ‘ sreanten a ON | REAL ESTAT . must be removed, ang well bolted. tresement ehnould be oo Sor wee a fio — ow - oe i tt pre it As 3 quan SEPERATED LEE th oe thes! i Roa aOR ish se ia oar Mis apa Sve a ne nis “are. Termine. ra : j “ments iG-$11 dae Soul Realtor. 706 Chestnnt. Ger. 7574. EED Ff TRUsST—Hare a first deed of | to - 7 a tm M $s] Northwest ee | emg ine mer cent, $2000 on |p se wi ZT Meteas a : te ec Jk : 4 . 8. ~ ; a so ; ar gos a grea Gi ft. of ground on 5 ores ef Reel : sad ~— om nen : 1 “ ‘463:3—Two-reom ae } by Lras NEW m3 ort 6 ay ge “e - £ : . ah had ’ + - 4 * i vod : +> : -T “yes - 5 commer ast ae —3 furnished, on wiring, bimonibly. room. $35. eit Pow. “* ri ; itabi REAL ESTATE—FORCOL’RED mni d.. just north ot Na! ural Bri¢ je for overseas listeners; SATU ——, Bae . end ia = gag ame. hoverkeoving. IC E ~ APAR Pee TS iene : hardware. dry goods. drugs, ~~ $639 CASH, $40_ MONTELY © ag09 N. Union. orest 8762. | nage = aa Scheverman'’s Cotlorad orchestr. cones = aoe one Pad ; . ® de ee P “ a ee 3 ' . t i pie wa - } per p 2 © pe soa, alata Me tee Tr iwereilt ar MORGANFIORD. 30% Lor we . $300 ‘ ASH, se Mos IOHN ‘ tj A 1 . eo iis . : , ae - ye. — ay. . - 4 a's 7 va iti re ‘ > oF. anc c at 7.9 { eo . — _M : ehiu Ti ca Trike r a Tif? “ it] tery reertae ty} > nivy ; A ] cond iit } __ (cB) :. fartTo prograin, . W- , \ es ins - Post- Dispatch claltiex. Voles ++ Gallaher. bari: 4 wes ‘ -- Rh meri te P) T)« . a eek ew ruruisnes “Or HOU Sim REALITY ‘COMP. ANY. meat market within _5 blocks, wns see 3123 La Salis | FONE — "SEE US"—WONEY cert: Harry Wirtz. ae 7 freut_reom.___ —-.. $12 internajivnal Late mal Gartield 0270. 4240 Castleman av. Phone Grand ~49G). ' STLVERBLATT. 722 Chestnut st Eficient Service on Building Loans. house band com weer, (296. 9m- W0i0ks). 7:30, 1c N. 4: ai cels furnisn ed roou oS ‘f es ‘ PRGA: ers sae i4 Gartte + eates and quick . hase. ‘ be y . J Da—Ni P- 1 £30Kc) . sraaratl . 3 . Sa a ae Tn > \ fpont Moms, Sas. rest vt. l rgteceneeais ° Crise § hes- “ e . ag A 3 : we 5 Sleeping. 55307 ousekecping. SF _ - enaite aa jecore ted S12 “ : ir I N A N C ] A L BUSINESS : SS os Hires a ses KYW, Chicago ( §33.4mn- 560kc). 6. ginger. votes , Giallaier. = —- ab be 28 wile x TELE or RCST Cx). — ITIE dinner concert BDKA: 7:69, || nn RE gear: A os Ee, at. Chat. (eS | OPPORTUN a ae - $072 Uncie Bob's bed Ume story; 1:39-) segue). 6. orchestra. avictets; ©. . Seepinc. SS: heat, gn, Lali: Ost es > @ eoncert: : program, . , . ‘ : SHER DAN 2310—4 @20ms. Fas ~. R E L E S T A 7 seg “i sic: 12: 05. dance. $:30, Home Lov er’s hour; 8: 36- | Goldkette’s serqnaders; 5, orches- + : . aa) ids A aaron: ne s . sd . . sction i sc, fae 2% “i E ILE _ KGO, Oakd wand (301.200-400be) g.| 19, Congress cla: Bic: 11-1, Com-| 425 ie era erert = f : ’ : = age ~ ‘arnival: 1-2, Insomnia | 4m-870kc),. «. , oa — : UTO LOANS—S25 to $1600 un your car. PUGS ores ee eicect occhutra; 103% an te | WIA, Onicage (268 4 a+ Aha pton = -t OX * Get $25 to; $1000 Guiek A\ + an Ph ~mws pis je Phage ie 8 t | o oo rm. Sunset que wtet; string | 4-30 dance program | 2 4 — fats = | 4 : ? ~57t i gr, } : 1 4 TE ¢ ance m |3 =e aa é orton e- ; re ; Seer ea pene sy aaa ET Eee ETT Sa, El i aaa meee esasperceereneeeeniennetnas : eny peed moner. bring rour title to Lj “Ui ii - - . quartet, orchestra: a. %1S es. News (447 S5m- ; e i to, SI nod ren. etree “2 eee Pde a ns) tis : iC AN , _ om é ’ ae ’ a. jem * and ig t wi tre cash Fou need in A a \ iy 1b we di i KHd. Laos Angeles (405.2m-740KC) ¥ WBZ. Sp 40 gfieid (333. 2en-8900kc). W MAQ. re Theater or- sd Bit / ee acl’ oni, Bou her ceishaieasio aceases i omeaeet at REAL EST FE—WTD. _ ot & minutes o red tape: no endorsers; -y hotel concer orchestra, Ho. é Chicas id | — si our 8, hotel concert . 6:30, organ recital, Rete Dage- 6: oe Hotel LeSalleorches- + a> f ahant 4645 5 — —— ae eer ae sh. PAY “1 = 3} ‘© g80 lahbie fo 3 ' nvres’ igatior among yous peighbors “2777 , wi ie + rogr mi“ ye Bae fects, a = rp TE ec "nouMs, BATH, 101 “QOmMs anid bath. Vernon M sIntize friends oe anne. ! )r 40 C J Radio Kiddies; 2% proere nais: 7. special music al® feature.| ea. g Fred Daw and Russe’! als . *tona |. ee. cn} j PT - ~' Venice. 7 , re the crow , Tho Lhe 4» bf ws ost Angelis — , 3 ~reen H RT: 4 ROOMS, BATH, TOI ae Go where the owds go ousands i heeled Lo cS Ptete Press 461.2m- Jeaiand” - IRD CITY MB—With shower bathe, $12.50 per. yar as TRIC; CHEAP RENT. WHEN OTHERS FAIL have borrowed from Yahiem. Hundreds KOA. Denver (322. 41g-930kc ) a WCAE, “ ie . bo is Pratt; 3:30, “Mew phe oa ; seasshichway and Wes: Pine Wo O. J. MeCAWLEY RB. CO.. 615 Chestnut. CALL CHAT NCEY P. HEATH. come dally. ‘ a patablished se “a0 anecial 1s-minute pugetan 650kc). 7. 3 oungstoy ns isi4- {| tologue: %, Chicago, theater re- _ : TR) — ¥ GARFIELD 2365. 818 CHESTNUT. (16) Borrow 25, pa " , a High-class, long-esta _ 1c 16:36, special] .6-minut ae OCCU. Minneapolis-St. Pa: wie oh view: 9:55, chignes. ‘ -o) . . } “4th 4 . hart . A Ou estaplisning a Drapery 1@usical program: 36-13 de Jater- time stories. R: o = _————_ rind hitomi nt ‘ ° KRenneris = reG ; “9 ‘ : ~ olfa — 614— Housekeeping jeep " make ing city, WBZP Chouteau natianal test program: 11, @ance va conveniences. Forest oGony MA = tg es a coe fixtu > ~ — , é Ti _© we Arecils PiTicstise P| —_ ‘ a * f ae *s wit. 2 ‘ a K ihe pth M56 Reautitn Lipyente there ' 909 N S2d «t.. 4 me, mnodern: 3-35, : ‘olfax . ry 2 Owner, 0328 X. > e ok a | Post -Dispateh. SrwoerxG "SE—16 rooms. forqea to and his ore Les? ra. Engtish aelectiovosa. , o— a. — St. Ferdinand: 3 rooms, bath, ms sororities | “$200 | a Re foe a i): make offer. 4206 Washington Pgs Cevelapad (389.4m-770' te), QJ. Chicago (444 ke), ¢. ‘ _— — as 5) z tric, ths os a . s ‘ spent SS nnn a ret hath - eee Were fot hoe, | | Seal Kemmeriy; 3 soome. beth: sew BEAL, | _,EST’TE-OTHER CITIES 4416 Corane ox. 5 ange rooms, modert. lt G50 821 NS Theres Ai @, Hagel Statler concert Orch Raine concert. pianiss : Water range private family. $7 ey JONES R. &. CO.. 618 Chestnut. po BARQ | oH —The erase ‘SCHAEPF -P “PR oS [Tr 00. oe es a USE AND RESTAL RAPT tra. 11-2 a. m. Rainba Skylarks, Me- “y (eB) playground ue he 1 cottage: eum 5OT Vainwrigh' Bid 4484 Teima" : —- TT ERH. Chicago (370. 2m-8 101i) . jodians Willlemeos Brothers. pO earthed 4u sis ed: sent and nf Wat -" ler 4 fieten = oe SINE! Fe SAL “- wyMMINE 4 ¥* rey ow 4st lwimeat iv : d eat + > i- o bat! swings, wide veranda. fore= Bus ss FOR Le | cee rent renannghle =: 3 7-8, “Oriole ‘Orth tetfé.” vocal. | Pp cultariste; Harmony’ singers, ar- eeetercemnecenicciageae a i ei an nat: Waerthwesto trees and garage prion S800. Si Loans | on PERSON'L PROP’Y BAKERS —sprening ovportumns, £7 SES aoouiNG HOUSE 10 roome, full. bat aniet; 9-106 sArtin Otole B tints. Recond a ae ve iccation Cais tr Cur _—. co a — o re Lis. als . aetet ~ 4 . ts iY wy 3 *. 4 ge . ed ; NX oth. ~~ 2 Sd reasonabir. * tet ITE BRILLIANT, se6e——4 anc . iad ff pring ac =, | &AVOED ry. petier owe one Gent than (ev) gain. 246% ° isth. = a dance orche@tra: Yt-14, Ortste Tarmac. V ashington (468 .5m-640kc), - (Fi tH " hestra: reoms “bat n with gar age oe od Oo! GOST ae acvera. re ‘igan money for the and ” ssbiidiecatnines $ sinitipncsititinie va es ace fic 1 a ‘ mone all = = 9 ee Paee. ” . ’ . .t . 7 ~* “ o . - P P 4 rf. de j aKa F OL: SD: ‘ tt Tr lint ’ ax he — . i 3 ,er puriK 7 ‘chang — ~ per cen . dis- Bes 00 ; ata This € 4432 2 — oaueell eerty he "Pe eonan “er; * a oe orchestré. aa OT s. eon , ] a a. e Hote! vv ashington ore P at : = el nora = ; $235. Colfax df Mi Ass EIN. ‘ Mediu Cres Bureau, 6 r- terms. Zirtheid Plour ~ 2% S- So Y — : : ~ tion: So. ax « ount fecic reddit ureau, 60 Az oe force : oe a ier) | This property inciudes = — a (eS) _way, ee sort RINK PARLOR and restaurant. oa. x - |‘ Peble talk; 7:30, NewYork Phfi- icaomnees ee oe . nail newt iii aa: Saale : Ba oct nate — ntrcinean emanates tesaneseneonaea een na { ; ‘ it 40 74-53 m— Ae "7 eo a rze C Conta ests ei ~- oo lease in CO PEHATI \ iL furniture pnd auto .vans BE Sink EF us or sale; ec penis ‘including s0) og paren oa 14° Con re at. | ' f ‘ . ; Rarmonic Rociety: oe. Cran- ax Geo or oma@x - lov . easy Derments: vorTo. in} automo bie a air waaay Ge ib. “ ~ ‘Wk Part “i - 8 - Lote or- . . Colt “ is: 2d _Mbera! nN profits. 203 N. 10th «t.. room tow ter: ica city. Apply S131 Tee gy = DRINK PARLOR es " ia dais Saturday Nighters; 11, . a ately: k. Wire 09 i % _ 5 x) _mar, Cabary a7 1 os De a (c7 emu mckness a0) x ‘roadway fF / ehneastra: oda varied pro Spasiish Vilege es re >. ly ; — tenn ees a Nana en ——- me: one for $°. +O or agg at or write J, H. Goatley, P. ©: Box Sal, San _- im bar r a7T4 . atin nie rensor for es'ling Ste te ‘emit: grem: ij. orc hes Ta. Cincinanet (2326.4 turn: avert htrwekeening Toons f cl ; 3 “Stas aaa *y Ll“ ee New z at. i Pee rae TD THE MAN WHO WORKS , — Park ’ me io? Wan. c . Tribe he (302. 8m :. congert. 8: 16 sextet; 12. t ae eazy *1y te x i : ‘= ; a ‘ a prewktast imo sine FARMS F —— SALt / a ? A so 3 —— DIX “4 CR bir co. : — “DRI . sT { RE = At RIF ic E rT i ae aeett “" ee ® ——e eeckc). 6-36 i, Drake exteemh Hota Rinton orchestra. "aed —Housck-eping roon Ch. 809 Chestew —— ih - # Mi om a as K ~ yoer Elis im: re. Se 43 Morgan si (es) Excellent v est End transfer corner: Al =F ay #PTORE—Cheap. Box b- ite string quartet: 84. ordhemru: ° WSK, “Atienta Journal a 428.30:- ss clear Treason bie . , 7 isl LA 5 rooms path, ciecirh 40 —— . 1 3 yi a J is iO = a ie ) uaa) + a 4 eee rn Fetes ATS _ ual 1) gee Hs Fy TORE a ~*~ a es! progra™. 9 = s. Atwater Kept hour; Se 4°}a——Connewinge oo reom furnas eee s+ ema care DRIES : nn wt a rie Brae, dotn od business ythi : e% Lik oe. 0 4300 yERinees: oe nee shenerctad ® ta -k« -45 een. Kieeninz : erage. D- mar 4" (RENAL. | 4400—F I lat, 4 roums ; and bath ; MONEY leaned to eaiatied persou": easy ° n ” P ; wet : ta it morte. Pranklin Realty Woy. fr 7 9 rh é 16:45. Red Head Club. * : a sd a inols_ payments. ow faics, confidential Stand- : s ie ee | oe “Prenklicg _ (7) 7:23, New Tork Phifkagmonic? wes Nashville (262.505-91060ke), PK 355 XN —-Sieepine and ict RA a 491% te -New 3-reom “a. TarpeM—tls j ree ali unde evant : aes ¢: 2 ——— —~ _ Sm ee ” al semen ine aggre — - mene BAKGAIN sey i + rie 4 MRE tom: ph 8 = ler. ts ~ tag ets Bono modern convenience: * “"wation. S75 per a ali torvested roca ta) *iaTles peop ba yrnentie ps rrifiine. FOR L RALE—s BARC , sorte.) mudest sie —— 6:30-8, Francs Craigs’ ouchestse : xeelient a — sete: aoe eames arage NAERT ES : AT ie 2814 3 oe etna - SN cl -hegpgr Ho ton Kines a = iS eee DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS ov pag : ve we WIZ: $:30. dance wie He bedtime story: &. Luche Jimmy xcell = : 4 | Ri ¥ cf ors d MViatermar er phone Delmar Bice . “ so peer? ar . ; ; 14-77% » for ji egnia . | CLEVELAND, S47 —4 fice rooms: bath. 244% ad is keiaae el! c. 70 isa. oe oun ee = ee, ee ae | ae. Chothine rrost!y Kupsenteimer 19:15, program = 7 rriapett rit S45. phone tium boil ~ oan oe “The stort ae: eee —. * bet ~—T. oth o.. Che . =: . er em ated on. — Lomta. WsMB. ‘ ype th : 1 Ge oo : eae * . ’ \ "pred - C . os } Ts 490 Tt ithe " on raiit ¥ E Se tsar fieirt 448 a i tee cabs ninete. Gr 4 j , Laois * % cmt 940k) + o: 26, is i AT oe reports. Trips ie Fite st. ntre one rharre = . FG a: r © ee ote ° ———— | make 4 Noor casee 1 ; 399 Aan -7 Oke ‘ , on ; arn art gnee pee gram. alin FEO id rere “river frantar Jos. E. Roau H 714 Chestnut ae ot ee Se Se MAP KET-—Price : ‘Heiman Invoice ahont . : . . | é ma © o's S405 A a fogme hot-water . rate Valter Pari oft? t Weretnn iced ane feta” 2 ae: Vandeventer. eS $50 cm. ene, an the dolier ; Barney Rapp’. orchess 4. WT. 7. ex eno ig bath, electric iy Son | a i ee aie ie nigende inclwil@f ae : ; an section nou WIP. phia (308. By p- sunday schooi period; 7 i,t a troade : e = et ar Se eer en ent: renee! | | ye : ier Wi | £-20. program: 9:05 damee — a versity Club recttal, chctral deb. | ; mont : : _ $B) is before Cort: | Detruit-Poutiac 6 516.9m-" 16:16, Torgen Tris. i | _ 4 4 9373 cal abla. iE : GRAVOIS BROW) P10. Pest-Di spatch. 6 Rivermde 4046.

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- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ee ee es « a nes “The Intimate Papers of Colonel House” His Diary and His Private Correspondence with the Worlc's Notables Through Seven Memorable Years. A publication of supreme interest to every American—-written by Col. E. M. House, the silent man who was the chief cormfidential adviser of Woodrow Wilson. ehind the Scenes | RR CH he fs LRP LEE Vi IETS 0, ROME a, * a = rs Vue jee hy in the World “War ~with Colonel House N wealth of detail, in intimate view, and in outspoken comment on the leading citizens of the world in those most eventtul vears between the election of President Wilson and the entrance of the United States into the ) world war, this work has no rival. The tremendously important place occupied in our history by this strange, silent man is made clear for the first time. Sir Horace Plunkett, the English statesman, called the triendship of President Wilson and Col. House “the strang- est and most fruitful personal alliance in human history.” Senator Gore said that Col. House “could walk on dead leaves and make no noise.” Col. House became a figure without parallel in political his- tory. So high was the regard felt for him and so highly m- ; portant the work he had in hand that when he was in Paris, a) in war time, the Germans never shelled that city from the air. : He passed from France to Germany in time of war with freedom and ease. The period covered in these articles was the most momen- } tous of modern time and in the presentation of new facts, : and in interest, attraction and charm this series is the most important document of its kind that it has ever been the privilege of the Post-Dispatch to print. Begins in the POST-DISPATCH Tomorrow aoe : Fe. el & f | 2 SEO AANA ONAN TENT ae ee es Se Se eS ee ee ee eee eee eee eee | /

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Popular Comics News Photographs eal a A y ; ’ bos 7 y : aS [a ie r _ , = ; : we J “ x ‘ . . » “ a ' ro ae ee ae “te Page , eal . ; , J , ’ | 4 J ~” 4 J 4 “ , ae mn : a = " . PE _ ; ” a names = “ 2 A wv e %, x , » J eo “Rn . , ON Nn 7 ; ; 7 r he SATURDAY, JANL UY 6 4 44401 “Ve awa Va. \ \. RK wy _- we i\ VV Ys? YY \ \ \Y AK ” . . “= [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ao ¥ “-~ . 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Tria rvitttaas vuitton LE, hp Wty Mm mii “és WIL IttM hit httiie “ths — yi * Y y a Y Z The fameus Rautsian crown jewels have been preserved isrrtact by the soviet govi‘gnment and recently were placed on exhibition. })"hoto shows the great imperial crown, made: by the fa- mous jewele¢ Duval for the coronation of the Empress C.jtherine II and contai bing 2800 carats of )indian dia- j monds ~-~P. & A. Phote. INERS AND OPERATORS CONFIER Miners and coal operafors in con- ference at Philadelphia, trying to settle the strike. From left to right, seated: John L. Lewis. Thomas Thomas, Maj. W. W. In- glis, Thomas Kennec'y, Alvin Markle, James Gorman (stand- ing), Andrew Matty, Philip J]. , An drew M. 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a a er a tl a ae DWBABAP PABLO _ — ‘ | Fiction’ ‘Fashions’. Timely Discussions j-—— rm a ad ll i } ] ] } } : ” Fiz : a * OO = « ‘ — — -— -— -— - -— — — -— -— - —— al q 4 7 — —ceacessacsettt ts EOC PCL ne Sn eed co A Joyous Dad’s Plans Jhe Star of Fame For His Twins _—_—— The Arrival of Iwo Red-Headed si ee a ; - - - ~ Pp t Youngsters Presents 2a Feriious . pH os dd P ae F _ ~~ Problem of Granddad’s Fraterz r ity Pra. ; il . icm me Da'iy Bla The Compeemising Blunder. “Oh! pardon. Pi] ciear out.” | it to happen ‘ars t= time. ers By W -aifeed : wn, to — > i y as > ~ re CHAPTER XLVL With a black frown Brandon tock . usualy coesmt Ww" = pn ie eS. ss ee he Was 2 ie © , wie eS an abrupt departure. + guess - ‘ ‘etches 5 r = YY, 5 | “> ‘is iia i sail — _- \ ‘ aA he bey ee 3° »* 2 cas m™ ge oi A WV , P a. ow - pss: “axe P 2 ° evitt luirmed wa ? “a » = ra ret re ~ = al ‘ 2 “or Nan to Knoer uneasiness. Sup- 32d asked ber out to tea—nryy .. mS GP es gee” Bo actin — 7 + 5 eelsh i: . H x . — Hs “tis Re Y fe { im Fis Cioaa at ti mo a i a Se 4.”*% es eo ] ose ‘Ww s * t. «} A rr Pa. SoBe y chs & a . | a ra Sse =a would she everifigd Sim again?’ T Hie made > attempt oaimse:: a* : T sweow2nt g7 : ? -= > - e = °. ms 4 an - — he * - = ~ eu >~ —s Mo ~ s ote gn? i OF tied 2D Bel mH a4 +a = = aed ; i+ our " vars ~~ - " ae . =? 2 " ne" Nan had distinct reseli- i : ry —_ we = 2 “4 an, *¢ . ** - Lee ' ram T = ~ > ~ }s, - 4 ‘ wrea- = - ad -—> _ ie ; ae | Wollman = b i ls n that hat iOuis brancon. ; 4. Da es ix ee ; ' ice regqpomd cs a * {“srn et? wre cea wher ta Te o% hie f the bocce arrive 7 oO se an ous me - : parentiy no other Woman had ever : ° . oo : = = — 3 —a | TS - —_—-s _ s.lik@ly to: return7T® Nan persist- ~% az had proof of thar | @ Cees US $9. wos 7 al 2 ee « — -_ —— ee ah z*+*- - ~ ~~ ae 3 wae = +. 3 % 4 q “I%’s most bopPorian: t i I + . -— >» > om & A _-= ? a > +s ue b+ rs Cw hich a awe rT 2 — — —— ee ©: osha “_N € cis Gay Va 4A 4 eae ; im \ nen tO Ty rr, 4 su = % : ; . , + perse v sceGin Ygouch with Bim right awar ‘-di9. watchins the giris who + perseta.r., ii: ° : | * ie = sili — “ee rr tas > “Ir u 1? JjJeare MoOur mum ber— * -——- *® © eee —_—. Atins Af r thA E Frou =, a 2. ee ee T -_—oa + - ~ + pees * icon? €£#h cs es Pa > 3 — +> a — a +e 2D ola kinds a? ks and - « : ‘> 3s ~ brine tt th Fou on thefway home.” his mB&tls glistened, his whole ap- “Bat whé¢re will I get-the oppor- —— o 7 . du “et = oo - - + - » + a — + *e tN 2 = a? “Bur—J"" Nan was puzzied, “I"m farance sugwested .that he just trrnite to shoe thn: 7 ean do? 7 nat ai .- 20 IS "0 0 : 2 4 ‘ i > ~ ; yf ee am : g : : ™ : we ols rr “" ~ _ sa 7 7 a fe 7 ® ‘ a a id L dont un hersta nd. My 3 = Dred cont bet from s& Oar at S can't _ 1K & . eno of ft lye cabarets ean a te ™ = _ $ war ‘ he, : ~ es es se ak ws EF a rh ar he 7. or? - 2 Rie . ’ business, with Mr. Ieevitt is purely chair. Eis clothes were expen- | —in fact, SY don’t even Know the eto somes one Cae > . x a =e ae . , " 7 a ; eae = = ae + =. = wrens 4 &—_ + te : ‘s personal 1 meray want t9 as —a:2 ai a wel] tailo rex ad. but a Iuié ames oa ? o met of +} 2 FY} or wh) ore it ~ ms Gy (4. Sow 1 sn rmethi 7 . - * . "y went. What in > world ¢ et. 2 ~_ = = = ¢ = in2? a ? + me ee ee =F call again around six mder Scart, the siik handkerchiel § so careful, too, because my music —.° 7 : vee cere ee - he “= | ne i . .* - > rf - —~— - 2 *- *,. wir & ~ %. i : ker own receiver, frowning, “She vTagser, low shoes, were all a bit i nd I prefer nat to tel im.” é " ae = e. 3 2 “ | | => ry -2 Tr > rT a * ~ - T9 _ 44 4 rn ~ : Xs home. Nice cord person she Well, well, it’s good to see you >= Finally he said: _ fa tke tu that’s, 3) . : reac if> the stars. and ery reach out a hand‘to the strugzsiers— who for a time By | *%+ isn’t hi a at ater a TY Ther can ss f :, for the moo it begins Lt i % : 6 a pon ‘ - i ® - e +h, ~ ai8 e , - = = hn tpe. IT hoppy ‘it - 20S again, Miss Farrada; he said “Tye cot an fea way back in my § ney can craw Ww: the old ¢ “ r the ~moca. + ims, when we are stifi in our cradles, and. fiected glory-of the star’s bricht rays. Ezt it’s wort, a mothe: +l ‘neeette eenmeine Ane tow a adam 2 “aires” snl tie win be een 2 Oe O2id they'll have tm abide dy seeing the glory th Pam ing ‘sn twinkling stars and privation.and sorrew and heartbresk= of which e ma ag ; , =m i se ora zi 5 NP Ane i ah 4 eTrer Tae : “>: a that we may be s5:e to m tka . rhage : FF Ps 4 a 2." = > ad & =.0F" of S be s moon d the Zs = d : . Bw - S ; js ue=awi @ ~~ > Fa) y= ‘- salen ts -_— - ~ _ > é « a i 7s A eee Be 7 2 Obey + Iye * a ¢ > ni a 2 ‘a - . n ' > ne? agp at as aw oo me “a . “> Sars ee oe eee a monosrtamume a Lhe Ga ai OC an rrapesit ir Los . Tr. om ape . ” — ‘, - Fe immediately Be! our dab wm 4 > Pele a that 2 o1 [Fo so {? da ; 34 b calling, the sec od ume. To her tonretten “f bad almost civen am | =_ , aig "minds -determi-ye they shall be ours . you are tweak and cannot sfand Life. rou can WS dom Ce > és a SSees srs ren up >) “73 co t ; ‘ oo v7. ao a atid 62 AF * es oe : — Mm rede vite rA swered the oe e 7 ™ iy cia Be METH, 1 wou eee ae ,% “a 7 — 2 . sete 6 a@S Lines. “= » +h stars ~ Rs -* ae mse.t ass “> fo petepe o D. vour eer Calling Ine. But - =, e 7. j — . an ST a * Me A : i ‘ese - it he Yr = * ; 4 —_ & An 3 ae M oe - & Pal oot Ps / es . phone A2m nO: Cae #: — rT cui, , ah nad we co through. life uch. in ¢t’ one as pa ocs¢ of o ITse. un der the circumstances, rest . Sor i _, — owe ano i Luddh A = _- a ae eT ~ Ther —— Ca.miv on. ocr ionallir civ: cline ~ 33+ ¢ a sabe —— - 4 as there's ; 3 when » had sid him her Ee ‘ | erak The bosses of a® of them are. Me wnat : SEP rag aaeg ‘ Bags “J Sw desis OUD One of the struggling meb and d Ambiti th wil be i iq ; = a a ghe ae. Te to.c ——— a “Just whr +? Nar asked hrm ai A a ts 2 rTming —— t} aew?t? ‘ avo matt Se 7} is ° ef erTc htess ; - IeInS oT ~~ iw — oi mn ’ * : aii - m on, ere arms reaching to the Stara. "3 § bow nar@rm oe te bh you ‘2 : m ECOG sities - . v. ” » ees = ‘ ——— ~. ‘ 6 : ba tL > a Wa 44 Add I Mt yw berm LD the mad envy of thea oniook re . - - = Ps > Dal §. is ¥e en OPS earnestir. “Were you sa sure that ahve any talent iyo them with. @ 2°@ Which is th: OST okineg eee i sy - —_— : ers. deny that it isn’t 2 marvelogs-goai, for it keeps our lw . mn 2 " oni a + ’ aD ~ —_ + 7 - wa ; t ad “©? bbe viii ¥ — ‘TS a pat ec; Ta : aii oe 7 le ; le i LA S23. ~* —s ** ; ~ _ o af cr .* 1m > — oo —— - . - - a 7” u ~- 0 er, - . ; PeVeE — 3 ee - I wouldn't remain long at the Que mw. Now, suppose Ican 4 great BH ome tf them | .,.. milion vide % p@sh relenthessty onward—and the looking, ever upwardsand onward‘4o the stars of Life ' “Ou “ ara disc. Several » Sten 3 Pc ae | chorta *s Se as oe ¢ Siar Carmmiy LcCaes i twit " % - + pots" pier = op i i Paradise . a oF Lo hare ~ 4r eine one oo” = is bata : 2 a ae na be F other piv - os ami . mt brightiv a= ever. ; R % FS Was © ile poin. Gi Us V)- ea. 779 Be hee a hey ce . Pay . , tiene? Tin d%e = thew enn " — irue. the anes -— aa _ sae a ee ae Ages oan ha We-i-1, : aged. moving a wo ag those sweet littl songs beeen mn 2 a ary tone himsel‘ >, the enes Wi iom Pate Gocasionally selects to be t th af ins ? as im i090 SES how yOu Sere =~. trivie sr eoamMm ts ete : © gna = By r 3 as "heen «ren rT. -” ) ec ae ‘ i “i ¥ —_— ~ =——— . & & ae ee ~~” @ a ~o ~ = 1 —— - bo oy ~, 6% —~ os ri -_ ; sl ~- - “a. o ih S i : c 1? P = — Zs alo 4 Sut OU know Daly Wo om *S _ ~~ ~— “ = ~~ sinha ct vay — = ein oe ¢ - 7) oe (Ve), 4 — — 7 ee TTT SD ity ' - * e i A ns , ; Geoasa & Jos] oCice eocd ens 2? es e = renk omer “or 2c _—— 7 2 ~~ ~~ 7 | i 3 5 =e Le raltio?rs. ios eee bbs oe eee very Peay ate - | she persisted. ne ceintind: Salt & tee aie: | TeRet which one pot them wi s ogee F | was airai@ I mishi make things = , the cyerning’—just a few minuteqat .. het LEN li S | a + de ss —, = ia ws 4 a rs a . —o = + —— ‘ > — a ; di = aga : bist “ ‘3 S 400 FoOG, Miss Parra lar COD eark misce ing a tar TOU oe a _ ae . ~+ : ghich wi I like HE RHY MIN¢ : 2 poms eo > Nine ort ? hao ccr > 2 haw ~ + - -ayapanaleciaase ¢ Bas GE Si Mates Pi ; “s P oy. ro 3 re o's fr Qc 4 ' = _ _— asS aa T' _ * wul——wFe ~* —_~-- ~© i | ot ner ’ VA » es “ce No esa tans sche = 2 ia ve left ‘The Paradis Nan 41,3 te 2 eee ame a 7 | - oe: } Se xT ae renRnecse bo ’ - i " sie as c rig : ; $ a ™ 7. = 7’ 7 >» 7 " >. ~ + seal . NOS You don't say so ‘ce ee ee sR, - hancing anound “The Parag’ for aaah wi — eo By Aline sMic hael 1S ie ge i alnG of exmMe “ted it somehor 1Ti é? course. x I seem: 7 rE a tte een ie f ta TED ¢ =: eae on ; = . pecicu iL semen: ae ae ; the eo sip Ws. an nereRl bh i wane ois * - MAINS inf -*= 2 ro ~ ‘ - : PS iS ~¢ ee aS a & a ~ i - PP | = i - a in IT 2 na? . >. se i an - & y = a po es - te night. PSs weve f * : “i n T z 2 ; ‘ n fe , a3 if a om Bt Wr 4 2 . - t s® O = 3 + so Lae iigthte i ee w es m1 es Drun - \i- : thy TT 3 — > ; R MS } Ln 2 sthe CAL) Ene ane aaa Met ae S : 4 ore ae vee i 7 ; : Aa. SS, all past Dow and a nee - eye s lifted fnom:r wer heart. she id ne a: fo the court busi- 5.07 within g2e holr aes , RLSSiNG up the home is the sides ali and the cost won't be a t whem ss i? .OoF me t Tor - = ee. ‘ F a ; ‘ s in 4 ? ~ c na ee s - : i wns b i 3 .. i ae 5 ? 7 5 ¥ Osh direction to turn toe look fer , . i ea . Eee tS ; “T say ves—anrd thrmk vou che £ SOOd i 23i- Show 2 spark of fine divine Aan ~CU May Rot hare a lot ie money attractive. te _~ Te TS oa * "TF aa y > te ~ CF ae Y " 5 . Rowe 72 > _* ~ . s eas ——_ v4 : —_ as [a » hal DAC! » ae es ~~ 7 yr . i ~ 7 way ~ " . ; - -~ oo _-_~ = ¥ + ~% ~ oe > “~~ = . 2 > . . - % - a. S80 1 took advantage of Your | ey yi ncitnsas oe i answered pRomypths “When do we 9 . 2. tt Sh. and when see tie tlag above the mast. @s “Oo spénd. Good taste and clever; Recover? chairs also brigkt- m . + , +h: . 7 . . “Tal and generous viier and calcd ut with an und@erstand@ire nod abel , wil be bigser ang hetcer + seienige tie oom TUS€-AUNS DLOWer>r. 2a Be lO Go a iot with ne prety ens w& ~ - i ; > cs _ oo —— ~ 7 7 : > ’ ‘- rT a ™ oo } _ * . S | Me Tike heltae bee - — ——— oe 7 *O0s it like some sweet flower. To “M82 bedspreads, or those of un-' and do.tpe job at smallest. pro- > . | ; act. igs a little wer- { Within the sacred place it is..q fair , S#S¢t desigms with colored cotton it yo'ayself. | & 2 a . > =) aa ; “ar yx? AT les » 2 4 Pee * a “Sa . * 4 é Py mee = od ee -™ — . 4 ; “Let me sec, Be Wiis s§ert fora D O S A N D D OWN S aa song sg ate ¢ Kind of {| flame burning bright. Su’: not a} !OSS- The long spread that is Gem rid of the old extension or | pF 5 ' es fe am agers SITS TRev &a oH i > a om ~ . “ — ~ “3 79 rr ‘ ~ ~ - , 3 ' rte ”~ ro > . ’ “% % Se . ~ ~_-— ~ + al ~ o> rs —— . rr. : “ jfiwg oo ue 2 ‘. : “3 os J 5 : * something for yo | [ 4 . ee eri, do Aes. Ut cappier ingry who, search- hm at pase: bess, Some e¢@~;rance ef the reom. , Ti % - & wa ua ~ we Fee weeTe on & .. ——— 6 le " aa = = me » 3 , ~ trig ,. " a nl : . ¢ : : “Fin Te SSC ly Le “a. a. 0G By NEL E gE. GARDNER fZacily whathe wants them to. He ns, see Seyend tig: outward sign Orotcered, some rufOled, spans Beok sheives in odd corners an@ | ' se ; i Pe es Pet ome « aS a Oe ing BEV 4 sacy, + = : a ee — . _— acute s wy “ 44 © i — ‘ : ‘ta >be E= ; ; - as . ™ - = ” - eh ~ 3 = - ~ . s > + * ce ° -e? 4 | = os , ° : LOTS 2DdegsM™Les amd smEes. and trace of thinss dtrine , Iimishead with an sc of the, @ld-,side a ¥ dramas you oat. grepercd a stmaj.c little dinner Take Itme for Leisure wenet niles, and S8 divine. ‘ er comfy chair ; ke ~ ‘ x ~m _ = and ——_ Q i ae ee Ee = " —_— _— pia 4 — — Ee _— ona a ~ 2 ~~ ~ . - . ™ - on iH - Sp, ce - : ae ee ee oom Te of i ane — asnicned sewed poimts tre gaches right tewards it, a place:Tor pe- > «* is’ he © a i Wa22s YG 4 Glial Ss 443-24 ; a i epelege a m - P ' Qoar . : 2 +3 . d a ‘% . —e a . 1f the first édomments of Europeans, upon tvEltins. Americ | afS-——-a@ng Cac cant think what | deep. Each of the points ragt de | pers, ietters, cigareties, rishkt at sae recalled poor Lui Trevor en ee 4 ie lane 3 —— fF — p , . 5 &, made senaratcir - th " ‘ " Pe : that we are alwars in st©@b a hucrr' she Wants > cry for, Mind «he's k Af ‘TS ' maae separately. but (Seg7 “are hand. These tabies, by the wey. : Wild ber terri 2 ork ci Gps 3 3 Ried & e ai a. aS ~—s ’ ew 4 a a nl ly ee Ttst ~ anw hw = os —2 + | — > lovely when finishe r¢ > , . 2 ark ‘ i . z ,4 = +) ay . - ~F ~ row o Yeates - on +-~* SOT ee et 3 ya , ‘ _ “~s ~ > es ~~ —— ONES -~ a ae " Reser _——— os oS Wrepared behind Perbaps that is the mark:of a new country. the: Pus. When Ore them, the jor and sorrow and rreiy sett piiows artes up a’ model and ther are, 2/revival, and Pipe ae iin were ~o im a ° - a. oA 7 cen iti | Berk stud 9 Laawad *¢ ae? 8% 8 = 4 ae | so * -¢ a > . y . x a de Ve Cass CMS eeamiitas > 5, Wii , V6.2 % Ca . ~~ 1s * & : ik “¢@ 7 7 a me Sc Oe awit aoe et WJ gains. a PUSS.ANIe 9 aS . % is.ler % T 224-6 . * Cn & es «ok “a= ae base s POSS. 9 OE nee Ot ar oe é ~~ a - 7% . >. = weet ts re 4 Sa - “ . ~~ we PT he am + whee be WO a ' iil he erected her, and, bend- ne over the haad s ended ee uched it iighiiy with his lips. ‘I } Ba we ron t cetal ¥(@2 2 Giumute. 1 ses ie. 83 eure ali dress ed to ¢ at. bat I : a amc 8 6t°O ret vn something you . @ iropped in my studio toda; G : 3 drew from bis pocket a cheque of 2 Larrabee'’s, mac & out to her ; = “Oh, ves, tha tk 5 Sas biush- i Ff ng ‘furiously ema it into her $ 7 Py pa ES oodice. She wemdered what Bran- te) ee gon might be thitking. “It must have fallen outgof my purse when ; dropped it ing the anteroom.” mught be worgied.” Branden lin- uN ye & y Jidm't want tc @be ruck cared not aalii Bim to remain arg Tung tae risk qf. mecting Devi &. Above everyt bigig, Branden musta’ suspect that. Pie was dtsobcr'ing © bim and sinedas in pubiic. tal “T ou're a quing out, agen” ri rour” he wdked. “May I dronyou ine somew Rem mwith the car?” ~ ~ “Thath gea—out I'm sot rm *SweClRs APculer —— Liatitas Sante ctie A oon T ~~ * a ? - or , of elir Way to-¢ erbury irem — 4 " ” on - ae ; 2 we Gis a - ee 0 UPse it w oat as © cries i@nesk *o wear + mr "aay (O-4 arr s —— ae - . ear i. . } INFIL. within the las€* centu people have Deen taken to the poo! ‘ Ww b t sa UverwWorkits and Overtnrimkinc en costly chagrin, as well. ceemuane some of the workers in your office. Ismt there té&ualir Chesterfield Fin} aero a ° : \ wa...’ * ie é' the Miss Busy-Bodyr and the Mr. Hustie-Hxu beside, the Mr. Tak e-His-Timie: 7” In the ’on most work? And is Mr. Take-His-Time * ~ « * —_ ss pea. ais * % * _ * . 7 : Contract t isurely habit. not only for th a] sf = ? a . sh bh Zo fre 3 33 , a at is aS 4 A dime ia tk A hh, | ‘ ° ak ein schyirs. m a Ps Ge: of St. Hillam, a Seottish saigr . ’ ; st vw, vy" t.. . ’ ; , S48. se were _ = BQ is thought. Af Mind We! poised and at peace ': be e ali Mier isc - _ “Cammpagme™” does nee neocescar ms © ‘peop re dipped in the. : —_ - A itse.f is more a 5S iff Raivress iwTic animal Senne — ar- al holy Dani.” where ion Fill: , % ready for the quick spurt of activity when this i« nsenaniatea ian . —A& riste*! ¥ Bean Wine grown, in the dis , ay ian bad | : 218 iS gecessar: And . Aristetie. — Bathed in the sev —_—— i. b if your mind is sot worn out with that ik does its emergency work up * Leisure gives time for contemp thankfulness both im private life a: . : : ¥, 4 _ ~ > a Sian li} hurried. and therefore a #5 ~~} * 's ~ ve = > feel abused, Degiecied, or actualiy mistreated, Ae tharcnec’ —Seneca. pared with 51.85? = 7 . > ‘ eho’? -; 9 bo in ee ae oo + ied we — a e f , ee “% ai tite .\ 3 ° .. en =z >. STOWR O.cer, We Slai.,Tea.we tie Va.ce ama impomance c ror nd ety and th A phetost gph recentty snown in ; room amazingty, pertiy get on aia bhappr ame, in Sorwvure canrcies. There is poise, and perspectine, to be gained thr —— eo. ee s eam tread th eanae*® wWecta ; ° aii as ,eT be acquired tise WS at a She & . ; JO 3 4 Zz hh wm ne Babit of huTrring. zy. we } Pu 3! i ; hr _ : °649 feet undegground ait a tem- | ~~? 7 luratics were exhibiged at Church. One is of gold amd the -_ aSluyzs : | | perature of lG4ydegrees Fahren- } Beadle fairs in England. and as late Other silver. — Siviec 2USWer, & — : gow eo 8 n : : ae 2 a petash rin in: Stass- %. With terrible “ruelir il Bea tt Tro Times are used tm the mar- ~ . 7 ‘ dia pe | 4 be -— = ® - + ad dosh tad e nd Wa ae | _? a 7 oO : ‘ ‘a 7 ne ‘ 3 ‘ are apt to Ep i _— helt @S itis there were expc@ures of ; rs ‘4 Ge a ® be ba ~ —P ‘’ 2 ° en . “ ». Hast LOT on." MaaYs Waste. be Jt ’ A FentieTxwa2 > OPSn seen het . e , teri 1Bi ew cz ue! wes m the Bethlehem ” i - +, - . Ye? seldom, heard te lauek iro indredj and tweive thou- 0spiidl im Engiand. azgfi this led & - ie 4 rs es — - mame & oe *s a — ~~ ie he ween . ? 3 A Sand two hums agit and ten tomes of co gradra) impryy=ments and the rg ; « ° - ish pass through lingsgate. mar, intro@uction ef enligAtenened and : Tris ; Poms it ne al 41> te ol > rr! ang Di MCD alon» Morality, ~ a 5! get yeariy sciensitic methods in fhe care ofthe lefes the : | : yY aire, ° . * mengaily afflicted. ri Des 242 imtelileartr a es . + oe Rtei.act and pro- A iaw 1306 vears 6.a, whic (me of the my est of the old : : mad people PSE care J O4 ile —s th ot. an o> j ¥ Soe ha —_ difficulties. Froude. em, and ifthis wite was with him, angi long in rogwe at Strath@fMan in ~ es + * 44973 - s ee ( Be com Biit ea 2 feryas of treatment ot SLITS te iis own sake He bearsgbuit halftwho hears one | DOURd to obey her superior.” “was { e¢ with the observance of th- > festi » % e “ - ~*~ 2° ; > 4 . nrmMeer ey — ~ . ab . . = ¢ - ™ Ds ff and sur . . s nth : ab & Ww is onstant hur: : = , SF BE, * - t rict ef than Dae ; 'i™May be used {Many - ‘te nee . nee lu: Uisaqpyve: = ties ‘the dns eS for wine from ether parts - - ay q¢ : : ceremonirs were con : E ‘i A. Ah dA = +. 2 rthe Lim Srsoen the lyutat ics werTe to dis ive twe “* Barer ll of i . 2 busine & The wumber-ef persons comme. | @*rPG@ed to St. Wilian’s Chapel. and Aspirin’’ jn four gb! ? T« 1TaA ; . See io eee mre ae - d “ 7h. ‘ >. | 7 ar ; con : Ay el rZ rn > 2 =~ re é . - » —— ‘ as - - SO R*Zimes Pees. 2'BCQ TT “at tTas hive ‘ vePar ° oe was 1? 4°; as c | saga. 3B * in + 1 oe acemeatiin ra . - A ~~, ; “Of - 3 tt ue Fetal OSAiy ested co. pared Witla 51,85f im 1913-14. These who managed te free their, Be =u you use only the genuise . oe = —_— + cal ae se iw ae 4 ae = : : ce . , - . iste , a GS = Ki ee Sia eee ce angi dw@ct siecl company gia — Pious belief. Showever. and the ,bexes of twrelre tablets for pame a Jf _— , > TH pr adualweccined although costs pe © ~ - ~~ — + OCDE REA 50 BAIT SSS Sah AaB BE lt Re POA A OE ARN 0 A NILA

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-DISPATMENURDAY, } , Sam ie — x ie a t, a JANUARY 30, 1926, fe a ton as oe So, Se ae . . « bh | | > : | : . : q % a 4 =g T f 4 7 h¢be chance-that your supplies wil! | elements. 3 indispensable even’ in these. days 5 et the radia, for there are. regions | _ RE ‘ i AttrT 45 SIX S ~ AUT Tt e* © 4 d dass A the Means of. Communication the (ried by the pigeons, for there is AT aN - no way of telling when they will @.atural/run into a storm. The messages Where Carrier Pigeons Are HERE is no region in world that offers more deur in scenery’ and peauty than the Canad’ jes. But this is unfe. 4F, Rock- | should be tied securely to the tail region to be apr’ ely a 'feathers of the bird Arached with{ The cote, which is the home of prayer and medit; elaborate and ca if you are goir Aten, and very the birds, is so built that the doors 4eful preparation, | permit the birds to enter withont mat are not. ¢ 4 itito the regions any difficulty, but they cannot Great sh: (om moniy: visited. jleave withont the owner’s permis- Ee , © SS, e Mi j i are 410" @¢g the hardships to be en- PR si: eee et this trip are count : an rewarded, however, by Sor arate ceca oa this sort. the joy of the gemarkable visions agg perhaps eight weeks, | of loveliness one encounters on ev- are can be No communication @ith the outside world, no source of supply other than those in your own packs. And there is always ery hand. Woods and lakes and mouniains ¢ ice sheets and riv- ers combine to entrance the cre on veryyhand. It is a miracle of enchantment. Waterfalls cush from umexpected corners and throw a Bheetvof foamy whiteness over the Surrounding landscape. Rainbows and cataracts, gray rocks, dancing wavelets in the lakes below. a! these are reward for the dangers af*the trip. 4 The sights of the Canadian Rockies, their real beauties, are injured by the onslaughts of the On a trip of this sort, the carrierf pigeon always assumes a position ef importance. His services are’ which are “dead” -as far as radie pommmunication is*concerned, a | wh, ‘the carrier pigeon knows yw |. Cpandtfather Simon Guggenheim j reserved for the few who have the courage to brave hardship to ses Anust be |}them. The fatmt heart will never be car-/ have the privilege. * ad ~ IS ‘FORTUNES | ‘By BARBARA BAYNE Whe Lucky Seven” Guggenheim Brothers y UCE,/no qoubt, has been a big! Maybe that was luck, but Daniel eiementAm the phenomenal suc-' Guggenheim says succinctly: ~ cess ofithe Gugeenheims. But! “Roasted pigeons don't fiy into in the Sasp analysis, the Jetter “p’"| one’s mouth.” is prefixyd; and added to “pluck” The Guggenheims, not relying on ere temcity, tact and good judz-) “tuck,” engaged the best mining meni brains procurable. John Hays t{Hammond, recognized as the "world’s greatest mining engineer, ‘Was engaged in 19093 at reputedly shiéyred excellent judgment atleast, Wien he came to America in 1847. | sel, | foundation of house for a short distance, then a ~ | | Black Pussy by going into Farm- er Brown’s henyard and then into | the henhouse. able and safe. "escaped from under the porch of ' Farmer Brown’s house through a a ‘N Na a led a - wat ¥ * e * 7 RA a Ot dren's Stories .’ Houssehol OOO . tt i i ST -o- Children’s Bedtime. Story -O- ' Service Versus Money ||| By SOPHIE IRENE.LOE}; + willl What Happened to Nanny Meadow Mouse Fortune is a fickle thing: No one knows what it may bring. | —Old Mother Nature. OTHLNG in the world is truer than that saying. J ortune, which some people call “luck,” is a fickle thing. Just take the case of Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse. Fortune had been good to Danny when he escaped from i i i ; He bad found al am place where he was most comfort- ' But: Nanny Mead--¢ ow Mouse had had no such good fortune. You remember that Nauny had She saw @ bird fly south:fromythe little hole on one side. She knew} top of a inec | not where to go. She didn't dare | go back to Farmer Brown’s big ¢,,; 5 place where sleecmight wget | barn because of Shadow the Wea- | down under that snowscroust. Oy.ce She ran along close to the unger that she would feel qy2ite Farmer Brown's sare From the cormertof ar eye she caught sight of a.shudov, and darted over to @ young orchard (instinctively she dodged. JNanny which was on the other side of tong ago learned that Jnoving Farmer Brown’s house from tht | .nadows are apt to bedaay.gerous. | | Old Orchard. There was a crust then ft was that she djscovered — on the snow, but Nanny hoped ¢nat this stranger=bird, was try-/vided she has first stopped to fap- that she might find an opening ing Ms catch “her. | big enough for her to get down | “Oh!” squeaked Nanny, didn’t feel that there was any spe- young tree. cial danger just then. Black Pus- | \ Nanny squeake@ “Qh” a good sv was chasing Danny was not yet time for Spooky’ the j now that Nanny wiis a stranger Screech Owl to be abroad, andi tpore*and had no ‘hiding place. By Thornton W. Burgess ' iy ; ang | Held carries calm to the po’ p+ |ultimate comPosure. through somewhere. Somehow she dodged around the:.frunk of a | ° 3 : had had, for Butcher has a liking Val who did And then : took her to the home A frill for a dress will usuallg® ' : wtiees ' not look to Bg 2 of another lady right down in the ' : P ‘f the 1 7 for Meadow Mice as well as for 11. sient or i. jheart of this section of the “melt- | e the right fullness, e Sparrows and other sma!i birds. the left. I wi ing pot.” “There was no liveried , °f the material is.measure@é the’ eating went up soft- butler to open the door, but the | ls required when finished and th (Copyright. 1926 : ‘ ted lady amswered our ring herse! i | a 2 ly Se we walt tas ye SON ~ aliow half as much again. Th 3 stairs an ; we went into a room that looked Eo “iz Be at nete, Calm Co-Eds. See aaa csuaiiatiedin | will make a nice frill. not too ful Miss Ruth ‘Held, new fire chief ; a most " ®. In this room were 10 or 12 litt , if a ” * 4 4 - j or i me lit tle la Tia . ” ones seated around with interested ee, beautiful rose- colore ¢ SOPHIE IRENE at Boston UThiversity. defends the modern girl for “producing pow- , der and rouge at a time when Poudoir. these articles might be considered’ The 18d 9 yo was sitting at aj P°@re ‘Old by their hostess. untimely abd ridiculous. Weg Dare paisa, Ne BR i ny Sa canara alba a SB A yx. Sachi 42 pened 2 + ‘ey eae. « he Me || America has the largest developedy crumbs ang three-quarters of a | Wa5 not a 2ee™ ait token, be? 1 wondertit i really meant ES A OMe |} Body of copper ore m the world. pound of measoned sausage meat. | like a hawk and he , . © me any harm. He didn’t. logk rr} — The Yukon Gold Co. and the Ken-, Mold into cakes, place on a but- | a hawk and be didn’t act lie a' dangerous. I wish IT knewrmpre VOMIENE } ntcott Copper Co. in Alaska, anajtered baW/ing dish and cook in the hawk. Nanny had never seem him apout him. I shall bave topwatch s #4 their interests in Africa, the Orientgoven unyi) the meat is done and a ooked so harpaless _ f and elsewhere, have helped to ewell{ delicate brown. before, but he looked that she didn’t fear him. out for him.’’ Sa Rg IIE SRR A in 5 aR ‘ or of being Now, Nanny Meadow MY,use, be- ‘the Guggenheim treasury. Say.sage With Sweet Potatoes. ke ’ ly is held Dims | mies alone, the American Smetting.| dies of oneal a | Betend . , f a wife of Prinfigy | and. Refining-Co.—the outgrowth | a gent ee ail = | ceewrennooare Sameaen =| Es | jthy-m all over, dust with pepper and | : a. 4 ia of the Guggenheim. Exploration -Co. . enn et Yilt and put a teaspoonful) of honey | Ph . , in . 7. es { —and the American Smelters Se-}, Coch piece. Spread over the one P.O R TT 1 E: cts | ‘ ry C. Foley, Cirities Co. do a business in they é Sata Nearest j , a fp : 63 | ich] °F 000.000 top @ layer of well-seasoned sau ‘ the United 3 ; rhood of : $325, ‘ 7 page meat: Place on a buttered Branch ,% AND i y f Agricultun } ear. This does not include thejr baking dish and bake in a medium is et in em Seming actiensas. oven until the sausage is done and : ) CURTAINS “ =a ment. . & { They control about half the cop-j4 delicate brown. Serve with fried | || = ———n | * . | per production of. the world, inicormmeal, mush or baked corn ; CLEANED ii *€ e — " — 2 oda FF. GE Which their Chil! Coppen, ‘Utah }sticks. | he nber of the@R | Copper and Kennecott opper: aaeneney | = ead | properties are large factorg. ae ms f Ey ai In 1905 when they embg rked in ‘a. Ni E ge insti | the Utah Copper.Co., thoush there = ~_— | im Je) ip) 7° £5 vo Aaa . | Seemed to be nothing ts» justify | ~ : p pe of TCS) such a daring expendif ure, they e. The Post-Dispatch carried 972.485 une lost in SAM) built a. $8,000,000 eme/ter and a as ‘ . es L ~ Ad — “2 a 4-32,000,0 copper nee fone plant. ‘- lines of Display Automo ¢€ yer- man > wt mine is now nked as” th ‘fe ee ope 3 : ® business Te | second largest. in th/e world: — | = tising (classified not included) a —=— a = 1925, leading the second news- ~~ ‘Y paper by more than 56.000, lines. The Gain of the. Post-Dispatch in Display Automobile Advertising in 1995 over 1924 was 134.256 lines —or more than DOUBLE the gain of the second newspaper. } Automobile Y rst im Cagsiiied Advertising The Post-Dispatch carried 704,693 lines of Classitied Automobile Ad- vertising in 1925. All - THREE other St. Louis newspapers com- bined carried only, 485,552 Lnes wor 219.141 lines less than the Ya\tve\te\te\t¥evly eB Yev ite iP Walvenl Hours of'yynolesome entzr- tainment, amusement, and educatior: for the junior 7 9, Coca BPP sCous Chocolates Cake, yi member's of your family will Post-Dispatch alone. ‘ER’S Au] » be fourid in the Boys’. and 2 Pa~aX, “= Girls’ Magazine Section of the Su nday Post-Dispatch— every Sunday. a aw - - : a7 Delight#end beverages of high | quality healthful =. WA ; q3i' &,CO. Ltd. SEL) 1720, MiSsAT MONTREAL (5 St. Louis: ONE BIG Newspaper i ~ or, * a NE AN ON EE LCL IEE LOLA OE ALN A & % eT se = - ET TCT TT eat ee ee Oe ee FO PLE DOL DOLE OLDS ODL OSS Te SOTO a WO SLLOILOL 8 MPDe ~ ae A.” a a =~ o s - . oo EE —— —_— tne ss

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