St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 8, 1926

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People’s Popular Wants printed in the Post-Dispatch during Jan., 1926. MORE than the THREE Other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED! a | Precise Gain or 408 ae ——— T he Only Evening Paper in St. 31.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Louis With the Associated Press News F | EDIT I (Complete Market Reports) bd Service NG \lOT ————— ’ ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING ‘ 1 a FEBRUARY 8, 1926 — ee ee eee 36 PAGES, PRICE 2 CENTS t / TRA LICK. OR DER HY- 5 DER CHEESE/ |. TMES- a Warrants for Arrests Now Signed by Woman “TWAIN A RRMAN SOUGHT LWAVESTIGATION FFARN MURDERS ? ge of ‘berstate Trans. portation of Stolen Auto| ew a the woman cashier and three oth- Uhe other robber,” related Miss f: —opemneneemenisi ; Veslev. “then ¢: ‘. 7 tes —-—-—-- : inst John | er persons and escaped with the | Wesley, the nh came over to our ta : SHOT OFFICER ‘weekly payroll of $2681 ‘ble and said, ‘Girls, just sit where | ARG | f- Mergers AS Viola tion of , ete in fot }you are and don't make a move.’ UES FOR HIS i ) Giannol. | The robbers brushed by a wom- fy we saute : > - ‘ Fiete he brough ut a whi - | “3 ee | AT NILWOOD, WEL.Jan emoleye stationed at the door is thee sR em can PUBLICTI Y PLAN Trust Laws. e |to greet customers, and apparentl™ | ie it é Guck he ¢ rere ~ge 7 : wince j ee ss - e | 2 eS , O* 0 — on | on a business errand, walked di- eri JowNeER OF PLACE | | 2 f Sh iff aceon ca tis abtied « ceo ate didn’t expect this today, did vou’ N b k ai I h | HISTORY OF SCHEME TO NAME TENANT | Widow o Deputy erur, r'’ aan ze is iy ‘nt 5 4 | When he was through he shoved | **©?Faskan ets Into Sharp | | room of wood a glass, situa the silver asi ay our | $ r aside and_= said, We ° nae z Attacked at His Filling | iv about the middle of the store, |; og. a aa | Clash With Williams — TRACED BACK TO 192 , ] Seated inside were Miss Frances. Walk Out a) a ” : C ' . 1d Disappear. . : *” ' a P no” » -: ‘ © > " ji = ¥ 2 es oe Willing to Station, Principal Wit |! gyl, 22, of 4132 Ashland avenue.| ‘phe robber with the money then Wadsworth Gets Into Dis . ; Conad = - “ P . the cashier, and Miss Helen Wes- i called out to his companion anf | - Ward, Continental, , ‘ “Foo WN Taylor none . yen j { . . Torn Over Lease and ness gainst alr. 7 ley ee: Pa) 27028 Oren _ lor wits € both walked out hurriedly, leaving | cussion. W ILI IAM B. W ARD. | l d U ited Concerns v : oa nue, a beta para who were by the Fourth street door they had I ana menes — | a an ni } ste tho ak engaged at a long table sorting out 4 en ‘ ane | aa 0a ‘ - 4 | _— ™ — E Post-Dispatch Photographe ee ee ae bs 3 | the payroll money; and H. 8. Gold- res le eg et ioe pancken | By CHARLES G. ROss, Named Together With Bets Ba. —=—B\ t-Dispat Photographer. ‘ > i Fe 3 % , name | r , wo te AL Sete sg s : : 2 oe * Demand for It fens | CARLINVILLE, Ill. Feb. as berg, treasurer of the company, the door, the robbers were lost to |Chief Washington Correspondent | . °° “es ee : MISS FLORENCE E. WEIGLE (| A jury in Macoupin County Clr-| who was at his desk talking with | sight, -of the Post-Dispatch. | : Eight Individuals. 1 : | 3 lcuit Court here early yesterday; FB. J. Kline of Wichita, Kan., a There were six clerks and severa]; WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. 11 | : ah a /A Federal warrant, charging in- | convicted Charles Osborne, 18 ape | buyer. customers on the floor but none!support of his demand for public- | Be the Associated Press b ee. 3Jackbur 9 both | iefs > Face: Ie , i ebbary whic i. sie id | ar 0 ae | giate transportation \of a stolen | old, and Paul } lackburn, 1 | Handkerchiefs Hide q aces, knew the rebbery, which consumed ‘ity of income tax returns, Senator | WASHINGTON. Feb. $.—The oA | hile ‘iis he lof Kas: St. Louis, ot the murder, | As the robbers, described as of | only two or three minutes, was tak- | — le 1 R blic: af | | te were asked by the a i lomo ie, was isSsué d he. e this | July »() last. of Deputy Sheriff youthful appearance, entered the | ing place. Afterwards, Goldberg : Orris, Lyne t pene ent Lepu J ean, ' _ Federal Cour = e 1 te fernoon for the irrest of John tf William Barnes and fixed their, office, they raised handkerchiefs | and Miss Pyfl were taken to Police Nebraska, read to the Senate tnis Suit vinst Ward Interests, ) Government today to prevent for- gmnola of 4815 Maffitt avenue, NEW WARRANT ‘punishment at 99 Years’ imprison-'to their faces. Gol dberg, whose! Headquarters to view photographs afternoon extracts from an affida-| Calling o f Loans Causes | mation of a huge combination in althy proprietor of a OS iment in Chester begga [beck was turned partly Lo the | of robber suspects. ‘vit filed with the Couzens Coie] U ° aha the baking industry by the Wari The case was given to the jury] ————— cae | | Bearish Movement. ‘xt ery ut Seventh and Biddle | ne : ieee eas } mittee by Daniel Hickey, former, ¥ ' interests and others. ? : 3 | ‘at 4:30 p. m. Saturday and t 1€ | : y, ed eee eas reets, sfight since Saturday night ' : Rev olver MN ‘Sight Is ‘Not iverdict was agreed upon as a com- ‘COOLIDGE URGED 10 GIVE HIS iSt. Louisan and former employe 26 5 . ieee wie In an antitrust suit filed tn Bal- j i j x ’ 3 ; » sd 3¥ the Associatec reas. ‘ ss an order from the Sheriff of | Concealed, She Rules ' promise, five jurors favoring the ' BIKE. the Internal Revenue Bureau, | NEW YORK eb. *¢ —slock timore, the Government named the dion County, IL, who is con- | Fi Cas death penalty as demanded by the. VIEWS ON MINERS ST pear Sn eS Te ree, e lapsed sharply this noon General Baking, Continental Bak- z ITs Se. i Grate hile or suggested : ao ‘liberate fr: ke, 1 “ez ‘he ces collap: sharply this gueting an investigation into the ’ a eee. ae winnie soe cn ee Congressman Bloom Tells Presi- th ese — : re wae dei son wis | , ae : ing, and United Bakeries interests vear sentence, the minimull pen- | > Ey three “Mellon banks” of Pittsburg;on selling inspired py three bear- uwders of Constable Ohmer k- | | . . , ee. ey" ? dent Any Legislation He Pa- | ae as linked with the Ward companies urders of Constable Ohmer Hock- | Miss Florence EF. We “igle. Assist- altv in Illinois for murder, vors Would Be Enacted ‘escaped the payment of more than ish developments—the announce- Hand his chum, John Balke,{ant Circuit Attorney, today as- Must Serve at Least 45 Years. t.. ie associated Press. $90,000 in taxes, ment after the close Saturdus ial in the enterprise. An injunction | 4 10) 4 7. ve" . 7 = m ; : ° al , Gy ¢ 4 ” » a oo Ss “s wm ; . a “ ae a ‘ > er - ‘ ‘ Ss 1 ng “s ns =e ra 7 , ‘ / o whos bodies were found in a sin sumed permanently the duties of In Illinois a Mf-yen r sentence i WASHINGTON. Keb. 8.— Presi-| : Details of the bure a transac tack iate® Simih teaked at sheen was requested, Bi ehtave at a Horseshoe Lake | - : /more drastic than a life sentence, er a ERE Ns Sar Os ema ee yon, ini Wot. eek, ....; tion as related by Hickey were /* sign , ws! . It was charged in the petition Monshine plant last Iriday. ee fee ee eee ALOR. as it; is impossible for detepdants dent Coolidge was asked today by| Pwo Drove Their Street Cars given in the Post-Dispatch Sunday. of the New York Exchange ex- q Pearrant was issued follow-|ney Sidencr's office. Tt is tne first hati the 99-vear eneenaan ob- | Representative Bioom (Dem.), New | Too Fast. Motorevcle “Let in the sunlight of publicity | ceeded $3,500,000,000; the calling |that the companies named already ee the discovery Saturday, by altinie in St. Louis that the respon-/ tain their release until after they | York, to make a public pronounce- MTR CRS ‘on income tax returns.” Norrig/0f about $20,000,000 in loans by }had violated both the Shern.an and “PR -Dispatch repotrer, of a Ford sibility of refusing or issuing fel-] have served 45 years in prison, ment as to the necessities of the | Policeman Says. pleaded with the Senate. “Let in| New York banks today, and the jqjayton anti-trust acts, and it was fring car which had been towed! ony warrants has been given al] while “life-term’ prisoners are janthracite situation. | ee ‘the sunlight that will burn to} Tiling of — vpmamadle giiomase th BE asked that the defendants not only. 4 le Midwest garage in Granite we oman. eligible to parole after serving 20] . 4 } from the old Sullivan farm ut! Nfiss Weigle took her new desk | years. might propose, Bloom said in a let Motor Cycle Policeman beck-| giways grow in secret recesses Baltimore, mation but also be requ “YA pA Bore seshoe Lake, where the bodi-s ‘this morning, succeeding Assistant | Widow Describes Shooting. j ter sent to gh hite House, stein man, whose duty it Is to keep traf- | ‘when billions of dollars are in- § ips Le nn poet = Ani mar~ | solve any combinniene: as found, The principal State witness Was;be approved by Congress within},, : as ol d. et had successfully witnsto the d , , a uit Attornev Fish, who was re-/! ] é ee fic from exceeding 23 miles an volve tere into ee “ iit A’. rl Price, mechanic at the pts es us rosecutor in Court! Deputy Barnes’ widow, who was/24 hours. on ses (i iapltidla es os | “There is no .more-reason for | fitTst shock of selling p ) tHe”: . oo oe Foie ta iret | husband at his fitline sta-/ “I appeal to you, Mr. President,” houein s§uthwest St. Louts"has dé- | oe (1) after the opening.oac~ , Tipe am . said lire tlie-ear from | of Criminal Correction. Her first} with her husband at hfs : ppeal to you, Mr. s ‘es oom , ‘government by secret tribunals in the Federal poration, hose recent incorporu- are on Jah. . the day Hock- ‘act was to refuse a warrant sought | tion ins MerooOd when he sahervgtwa Serge said, not only in the name cideg to find out whether street ‘the Bureau of Internal Revenue Announe gency iia ¥ pert tion in Baltimore led to much erit- fand Balke Rica bebared. on an! by a policeman in a concealed! ¢d to arrest the two youths fortof the peonle of my district, ut ‘ears are amenable to the same than there is for secrecy in the Governmen ar prous as — . icism in Congress and has hecome er given him by @ truck driver wea pon case questioning 26 SOROee ee SNe: Bree. Aieect: rules as motorists lle arrested /Census Bureau. Why should we proceedings against the Ward ae a subject of investigation by. the : : ve . i c aot. 2 ‘ 3 ? ie’ Lend Po ay ad % , ar ‘ i . wee . ae ] Cs as a ISTSA., (* PY on ce.” fidavit, said Norris, was such as . . ‘That the last named defend- hthe third day ar shee a ication will | \ ips but were dissuaded each time. juntil the train was almost upon | Were Te ito show its atuhor to be a man of Destitution and want have been | ants phe perpetually enjoined ‘Pon r? ‘ - . ee a ¥s . ve , i + : sles : F i ne NE ! ‘ + | : , Plenant’s identity and furnishi is . ne ha SRA) Diiiaie wean id Hines 1 aEe, M ho Was Ambassador lig ; -. lof his Cabinet. ‘The charge, how | corporations (O Bppear Seo tly »e-| months old. ° The deputy Coroner! °?™pany heretofore acquired by Mifirst definite line for inquiry in skirts that barely reach the to Great Britain in the Wilson ad- | RY REAU Gey, $2, at °S D-| over has no relationship to the — his own subordinates and «3k paid the«Wéieen- hae ee os too | them to the end that competition y * ue + aoe Vv e ‘ : ice t 7 Ss | to a +3 «ey } ¢ - + nar i | = ‘ "oO ® 7 mt } . ~ ° * ~1% “a ; ares” . . : v i sical ‘ Mais Attoriey ordered th. gi and be hen , porecem rot pomes | ninistration, said that one year |t) nih cry TO sigh lowest, 37, at | belated brick bats which are being|for relief from their taxes” Is st proud to ask aid. _™May be fully restored in thea bak- Re : > . in sight with a summons-like look, | cost his father $48.000 to run the | 8:30 a. m. ' is based [that kind of a man? If IL were in} | . eff to Summon Young to Ed- the dress lengthens down to the! “aa | [WET SIDEBOARD fficial f | Wurled et the President. © : ag Pore 3 : > adress : r > Ss ‘g ; = 1 ys . - tr + - * sia ae o - j . ° as? 1 | s oe i . + , ‘ : ? ‘ i r “| q U8Ville with au copy of the lease. | ankles as if by magic sche _—! , rhe . salary we $12,000. _ mI a > hae solely on the discovers that Mr. 'Mr. Mellon’s place I should deman-l ‘DWYER PLEADS NOT | The Department of Justice ania ; I know the name of the man € . aa “ . — The committee Is considering a bill | for St. Taouis AO -onlidce stands treat for the ithat every transaction in whic h wm y | / in aA statement that its investiga - - | © leareg the place but I don't ts gr Mts heen a. tn ae Sen | to provide $5.000,000 for Kmbas- vicinity: Fair to- | “Vemokes” at every sitting of his own corporations appeared before 35 of 61 Indi¢ted on Dry Law tion developed facts which evi- abpte . Are eng © oe Ny apne OR hy ENT : “a ‘ Tre ‘ ‘ sae . p : ApPetiev . eat . ‘ © six-foot © to ive it out now,’ Young | A “u@ shorten her @res ze will. i sies Representative Tinthicum | night and Tucs- official family and the Cabinet dis- ;™) subordinate B FeCerre the full 3h | Charge Held for Trial. denced “a clear intention on the automatic me Sattrday nicht when a Post-| 6% | (Dem. }) Maryland, offered an | et ee mere vuissions are carried forward in a _ publicity. Otherwise, there is cer- | By the Associated Presa, part of those responsible for the ng Will mPAtCH re Porter asked him for it. : amendment to double the amount, change im tem.) CU* ; il seco blue tain to be suspicion, whether un-| NEW YORK, Feb. 8&.—-Thirty- | mergers eventually fe bring togeth- : - . | ‘ VAb i , x Ps - : _ " " ‘ i en ORIENTA "EF Was in conference with re i. | TWO WOMEN. KILLED BY TRAIN and a number of members” en- | perature; lowest | ” “a a tadht. in said to be the ‘just or otherwise. | five of the 61 men, incyiding Wileler the several merged companies Ms orsed the proposa}. tonight slightly, The Presta : “Isn't it embarrassing to Seua-!HNam V. Dwyer, race track ne ws ven Away with or =~ 8nd neighbors but he assured | Their Auto Hit at Crossing; Daugh- d i the proposa & Sepia f the White House | ons , me — yer, race track owner,/{ under the control of one gigantic 127, lcboro, » reporter that he would eet the ter of Fach Hurt. above freezing. | first occupant 0 ; binet, | .orS here to demand a law which indicted on Jan. 28 on charges| corporation.” . - ‘ r } : ‘ . | i ‘ Atte / > from his safe qd sit “ai | i Bs the Associated Press. | RAIDERS IN EVENING DRESS Missouri: Most-|to furnish ¢ niger for his Ca ae makes chin, Maaeasaee of-the Treas- of violating the national prohtt- “he one hig merger plan was 4e.- | r ' € it public facesn ee as Sega RIDGE FARM. 1 Sr | ly fair tonight | Nir. Coolidge also 18 em of * th hate a member of a secret tribunal | tion law, today pleaded not guilty | ciired by the department te have or S “ eh, . an | , | gable okers eve , | Don’ thir . ‘ ; i CHICAGO, . Meb. | 8. —Itour detee- | and Tuesday, most indef: ls able sm Which secretly rules upon the tax>s!and were held for trial in Federal} been conceived by Wiltam B. W . ‘Kk we arc. tryi Mrs. C. N. Franke and Mrs Wil- | is ty : a a Dy ; ard eet this) = man.’ » re tdwel vo Sa McCammon, both of Mobin- tives in evening dress raided = a somewhat colder) the executive * hair, cents © which his corporations pay”? i¢ Court on March 1. atvl hie associates as far back as« Bes s son. Sut eee know aa son. Ill.. were killed this forenoon | 84#™mbling club in’ a fashionable Teusday in west! this respect with Presidents Gran" | pertainly is humiliating to me.” The remaining defendants failod| 1921. The successive steps thus far : Moonshiners are. The + don't|at the Clover Leaf railroad crossing Sheridan road hotel and arrested and north por-| and MeWinley. peed Argues for Amendment. ito eng Y and bench warrants were | toward realization of the plan were 3 ' > conrietor an ave Vere tions. Sl ‘he ro posed amendment ordered 4ssued by 3 en . : os of bumping off an{at this place, when their automo- | co foe a "a 0 Ltt Tittnote: cecal t | 7 OF A Pek IE si: Caelinee ae = d b sauces Howe. BM e pee i: wer, bile Was struck hv a assenger ‘|* SlmMuariv attired, arapnernaia gi pe BnPig a » ‘ ormation o Lad nh weer is under a_ physician’ | train \ daughter of ens Pilon wae confiscate d. er = cloudy | PHO E | || into the ve tax bill by the Senate NO HANDSHAKING IN MANTUA Corporation; pirat hen 6 ye : ‘ nae ? “ ; * . ’ : i N > (> . é “e yo: Oe * W ‘ &Di- + e ve “* | " + send you 1 2 poems ae MCh Protection from the law.” iatintters to school at the Univer- | horamige tye “ Phen sole song change in age sey a Alkaid by the captain and cre Ww allowing public eres only of the all city employes by an order which | 4nd other concerns in the Conti- , with each Rola Lease for Officers | sity of Ulinovis te A ah ee. ee eee ' Arkansas: Tonight, fair, -some- || 06 tne Hamburg-American lincr j|names of taxpayers and the geolares that henceforth the Fas. | Dental Baking Corporation: organ- way a DON ; “ 3 ths ase started as errand bovs Were pro- , what colder in west: tomorrow fair, | ee 1 i n terrific lamounts paid The pending bill | this Air Rifle w! his returm to the nee "eo 8 Se phere hag | ‘| Westphalia during he eS ae cist salue must be ‘used as the/ ization of the Gieneral Raking Cor- yesterday, the hbhiter w st segicnaaromemses- leaders Defeated. moted to executive vice presiden- ,somew hat colder storm on Feb. 1 in mid-Atlantic || carries no publicity feature. sign of greeting. poration to take over the pre-exist- - a3 1 Ry the woclated Press ‘ies today. Raymond A. Kline was Suns ight. 3:30 p. m ; we | o i , : Big : at the door hy Mrs. ia at he- Associated Pres ve oda) riage ae ena aE unset tonig! : a a ee : will be found on the first page || _ Publicity in public affairs,” said | ay ordinance. compelling all citi. | General Baking Co. and such ’ .ttleboro, ass. ZK) she had ’ LISBON, Portugal. Feb. 8.-—Thejfan errand boy In the stores in Al- | Sunrise tomorrow, « @&. Mi. of today’s Magazine Section of Norris. ‘‘always benefits the pub- zens to use the salute ‘instead ‘ other baking porn - the | een composed | jeaders in the recent attempt at allentown, Pa., and Atlanta, Ga., and? Stage of the Mississippi River at >axt-Dispatch ic. Secrec yo in public affairs allan thes ' if) panies as could ae mverview of the preced-' revolutionary coup have been d Ernest Katz ran errands in Har-'‘'St. Louis, 6.1 feet, at 7 a. m., a rise a : _ |the hand grip, under penalty of be e acquired ; and formation on Jan, tinued ~ ’ i t,t iGvli«e ; a t meh ijt’-=- ‘4 es ‘ ‘ i « - ‘ 0 - i . ‘ i a a ee ‘ outta om a 4. ‘ ‘@ uae 2. ‘fin: is being consiak red es : rae n Page ”, ‘ olumn &. ported to the Azores Islands. lem, of 2. 5: ty ' “Continued on Page 2. Column 3. x YEARS FOR KILLING Sentence of Charles YOUTHS GIVEN 99 Os- borne and Paul Black- burn Means at Least 45. Years in Prison. | cashier's office { a. streets, TWE. ST.LOUIS DOWNTOWN STORE HELD UP AND $2600 PAYROLL STOLEN —— — ~- Four Persons in Cashier’s Office at Prufrock-. Litton Co. When Two Young Men Walk In and Scoop Money Off Table. Two armed robbers eutered the on the main floor Prufrock-Litton Furniture Charles held up of the store at Fourth and St. at 19 a..m. today. ' door, caught a glimpse of a i volver and remarked to Kline, “I believe we're guing to have a {their holdup.” The robber in the lead then commanded the men to close eyes and turn about. or _|Reads Fret Affidavit of | nn anal Wiican sa Combine Attacked by Government | a US.FILES SUIT TO STOP HUGE BREAD-BAK -COMBINATI ‘Federal Court at Baltimore Asked to Enjoin Pending NORRIS INIECTS MELLON BANK TAX CASE INTO DEBATE een emcee ene —_— A i — ee ee nn ee oe ae errs een Former Revenue Bureau _ Employe, Which Charges $90,000 Fraud. DR RINE RR RR II OO EVO OE A | | ) pe ; z Z i j 4 bn. + >

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at FEBRUARY §&, 1926. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, “ARY'S. STOSPAICR © q a | TREASURY VERSIN = Spanish Plane Which Made Historic Flight 1 Owner of Moonshine Farm Willing to Name Tenant 4 TENNESSEE ALU | (| Sh 4}? RULING - Across the Atlantic to South American Ports: aa Continued tres Fuse One. teem mad to Find Mr. him the names of ie” soar — of the Giannola Grocery ry. on au 123 VFA pene c ‘ey “in: pected of holding ockett and wholesale establishment 4% | 3 ' 1 | Hockett and Blake, however Flnal- ; she was now ag sitatec last Wednesday, I went to; Balke as captives iand Biddle streets, ang ing evening, ily, on st.| “I wrote them down.on a card, he had left three weekg “We can't let you see the sease. ithe Féderal agents is Fast a a escaiteae she said nervously. “We stand Louis. When they made their raid , but I lost it,” Justice Dale said. “So | annual trip through hig t - F give out his name until the ane the Friday it was too late.” I didn’t get to give the Sheriff the | ritory. “Ata | quires it. If the officers sage . | “Did Sheriff Deimiing act on, “names. But after the bodies were “Hle couldn't have § § ’ : i name they can look ae 5 ie e ase, | the information?” she was asked. | discovered, I found the car "Fig ie Granite City last Thor paee ' 2a | Why don't they come themselves “Why don’t you ask him?” she | “And what did you do with it * said. “Semeone is Wr. = t to know WwW ho rented the | i 7 gave the names to States At- : m . © Thr De ° : rested > y can’t keep the! exclaimed. “He knows a lot about | nigee ie ot id. rs le ms didn't own a Ford toy : hville Publishers Ar ec positories of Iden- | roe Parent . Mr. + OURS nt. Hej this case.” |terney Brown, who said, ~~ - *S ler. IT can't understquse | ' promise he made last nigh : known those names for some wm s Cited for Fo tical O hi Ww ; al 3 ‘'t tell you the name.’ | Denied by sheriff. time.’ ” should want to nueation § e | wnersnip cre cell en ae ae es Degeedeleae er. yenldes on a| . , , meee a Peg Shows NS , | - - , zi : = esos as e ; Se: ss ae aa 8 aise caeeds See Saban the { she knows ‘9 7 | Se mee Se en ee a | ie Sn . State's At-| When the Federal agents came to seen today. . »mplaints Filed by | takes ifs name. torney on the telephone and asked, ) a plaint arose, that anybody mad Dotnagone’™ oe ae * : ~ ‘ 4 i | Justice Dale will tell you sl lid; men now involved in the case vil Hockett’s home town, NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. ; . he mash : stills and assiste Justice Dale ell you she did} C : i A Staff Correspondent of the Post-| 6, contended that they ought to. ne ee eee ee ea Sr him that information.” That was the first time I had ever funeral of the murdered nday blue law, 123 years Dispatch. be treated in any other way than | canning the alcohol. At night the /not give Dim that inform. | na The Free Methodist Chureh.® i ‘4 i WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—-An eX-]., jane enterprise As long as we! £23. trucks returning from the farm; The reporter started to hang up | heard the nanve. services were held, was inadem ypt many motorists 6) amination of the record discloses seat ween to have a system of con- | were laden with five-gallon cans;the receiver at this pom, but | Deimling 8 only Reade ann — to ac commodate the cro losed cigar stores and othe Bi the grounds upon which a subor- solidated returns we cannot get a | . i Be eerie | dtate’s Attorney to listen further |know he didn’t.” And. he said|, unable to. ablishments In parts — x oe » Den: ; more ebvious case of the unifica- | oe gee a sacks. ee Ma : Se soil aeaiaale lined the streets for several ¥ , while other section : dinate in the Treasury Department | : : ~ Se es aif a te | os ; I~ one of the fhe reporter then finished relating |later when conversation veered tO ¢.5,, the o} ) sterday, . i, ‘tion of e orporations than exists in : z SRP REESE Oe Sie Rae — mae} The plant was oniy one oO e | ’ } ~ i “aid “It’s r business suren waiting ' ‘ ] Fuled that the three Melion saat t! se.”’ a oe Bh. Be ee a Seema ee F es * | distilling plants, large and small ine widow's story and the State's |/iquor ralds, ts not My DUSINCSS cortege to pass : sorted business as usual. Bi lal Cas | as ‘ ee. LE RS Fo “Re | . Pha er ag gaa : eae ney premarke “aor vake raids. That’ he job of 7 Pit? es ig , | ; of Pittsburg, Pa., were not in he irony of this situation § is) eS m Gee SS ee ge a 6| that dot Madison County. Resi-| attorney remarked that he = stil, |'0 1 axe yale a J l‘our ministers took part iW Sixteen persons were cites H _ “ ; eee ae , wietaterens ant oe sai \ PRE BES Sake Seca 3 a i : | doubted she haa told anvone that the prohibition agent. two h s ~ | : f é closely related lines of business,/ heightened when it is known that | eee ee oa th aes Me rr og Se «| dents of the Tri-Cities have grown | gr oe ae ; on Salesman Questioned tee Rev. pabville for violation oF am * thus enabling them to cut $91,-|the attorney who protested the | & accustomed to the sight of sugar- prey SS a ssrmsntoesratres In an effort to check that part mA qusrieh a ae eh provided s. = ( : ia a aati | eines ve end @btained | ee ys Se, tea SS ec OS Se eR Sa oe. laden trucks rumbling through the | for a solution of the murders. ‘ M ? — ett’ saa " alten — Methodist (*hurch, declared 4 ,serchant, artificer, trades &: 12.37 ‘xecess | , | Bs a SS EN Se ey ee | , of Mrs. . S story relating ‘to i 4 r rom eir S P’ | ota ruling fou separate returns. | ‘ Bae a en oh Sosa Saas Se aca , ' streets on the w ay to stills on out- |! Man s Arrest eordcred. ni hte ye saad liane Aerts cs ne i sermon that murders are ¢ er, or any other persons f # axe rei 917—a trans-| me x See ‘: RRR SS Sere A age or. | pa: ; + ©, restaurant man, tates ‘ 3 a oe fe . | was a member of Senator Reed's | * a: SSS SSS a a ice lving farms. One of the bootleg-| peimling a third time talked! attorney Brown and Sheriff Deim- bee ound inthe Wehe e ity of doling Or exerchm e “tj thich is c acterize 1 an | — | ers, said: ne larg t - | ! He ’ | : . veme ; ' action which is characterized In an (jaw firm gers, said to be the largest operator /tg Brown about the widow's story ak tadaw enaatinned tohn Chee eee the common avocations of 3 : : ? ‘ weahea | ‘ = =) 4 } s ¢€ - : : _ ’ 3 ’ > affidavit filed ='th the Couzens) Investigator’s Report, | in the county, maintains a store-jang said he would make a re- caf? an auta salesman of 1324 KI ockett was a member of€ : of causing or permitting ; . i ae rs ; +7 ‘ ic . . oe ” ‘ ; ‘ . “ _ : : ? ~ » if investigating committee of the; It now appears that L. C. Man- } , house in eon bi her =e quest of the St. Louis police.to! yadison avenue, Madison. Klux Klan and at the @ me to %& done by his chil ; Senate as “a direct and deliberate son, counsel for the Couzens’ Com- | a ! corn and other moonshine materi- arrest John Giannola.: Later he} ¢hristoff had told a Post-Dis way ‘emetery, where he w servants—acts of real nece : “~ . ? i , » ° . oe =“ > y* ro arta ‘ e ’ " . . ’ a3 "19 1 ro. a , ‘ ; : fraud upon the Government. | mittee in its investigation of the | alé are kept in large quantities. imade a written request to the St. / patch reporter Saturday night that seein G, the Rev. Te i. R@m@liyr charity excepted.” ‘ As told in the Post-Dispatch | Bureau of Internal Revenue, made | —-International Photo. | Story of Widow. | Louis Chief of Police to wake Gian- | several days prior to the recovery psa of re Baptist Among those receiving citat - , , ’ i 1>f *petio: ; > . + : ’ P ; , ’ & 7 ok oe OXI a, ‘ ' - yesterday, the ow er ™ th } an investigation of the Mellon The craft was photographed at Palos, Spain, before ty on | Constable Hockett’s widow does | nola in custody and gave the order! of the bodies of Hockett and Balke, wae spate lo igs he were was J. G. Stahiman, exect : three banks Is identica , the gor bank cease. In_ reporting to the | journey to Canary Islands, Cape Verde, and thence to Brazil, the lat- i not think the Madison County au- to the reporter for delivery. Mike had told him two Italians od ri aa apt yen? wena frector of the Nashville Ban g Trust Co. owning ~~ Motion : &@-jcommittee he said: ter hop being more than 1400 miles. Below, Commander Franco and} ‘thorities are as diligent as they; When the Sheriff was talking| had the men prisoners and had| Setwtans — — he qd Luke Lea, publisher of 3 F c £ § Vv s a ; , 7 - ) ats s | pin! e 1¢6 ; r : inde ° pe epics An a Their contention that they his mechanician. should be in attempting to run over the telephone at oné@ time to/named the captors. The nanics weednil Bi sage 5 ashville Tennesseean; J. P. c 4 r-TQ ite —_— oo - ——— - ——— eo SC P i , , . F a ice mem Pi Tt » ante a. ie ‘ae aa iwere not affiliated was based up- siti cemircnetls smaatb ar eae it down her husband's slayers. Be-| Brown, Mrs. Deimling, who was, given by Christoff as coming from held today aaa or O87 frown, manager of the Nash 4 . c ¢ i : : : : : : 2s . ‘ 7 CS "ers Ss PC I i > ® i*¢ re: ve +} © filiated companies to file a con- | S‘@tute does not require that com- yot4 Corperation, which the Gov- Be — shining plant. She still insists she | oo.operation in his work for law | T°°S!CrS OF pribes for protection | Manager of Nafziger Me Meported various attitudes as solidated return. the banks orig- | P&UISS do the same business to be! .-yment now alleges was to take Barber said he himself owned] does not know why her husband | entortement from the constables,” to_moonshiners. | Loses $167 and Checks Ag Bye law Independent gasc J s : ‘ - aA A : " r 4 s “as ¢ N 7 ac ’ cas . : : a -* ior} ieee P N ; mie — « ¢ : vanes ‘ r ‘ . > , y. ; é y : Z > es : « + s as as > : y » : | Eh ry crise SS ¢ — » > ~ 7 n . - . ‘ & : a cerne were held to be affiliated | 4 they do ‘a closely related | rangants. together with numerous . en oe a = eo 1} authorities, as ae hag n told, have | Sheriff has always sought to en- " ent es ‘aa that Sheriff Defm-' When Edwin Delaney, siness, While Standard Oil when controlled by the same stock- business. manufacturers of materials, sup- Sk ies sd rast ae ten . ev ies openly rec gene - ee 'force the prohibition law, certain | "* bs ered the arrest of JOUR of the Nafziger Baking Cop@™Bulf Itefining companies” cle holders and engaged in closely re- “Of course, the subsidiaries of | plies and equipment. ees ae ping alan a ene ch any eer gra 4 is one of the constables have protected the a ie as —— exe oe on a Cook avenue, stopped onl fo arrests were recorded. ™ 38 ; : axerieS Corporation, us; motives for the murders. nan shi -~ : {terday’s Post-Dispatch. The Sheri —— >. A ak » , lated lines of business. In most!the steel corporation are not in ; moonshiners, for money, of course. . , boulevard at Page bouley his. Xnoxville and Bristol rey cases a consolidated return result-|the same business. Some may be} Enormous Resources. io ae ae ee ating ga “When he didn’t come back by “Groups of Federa! prohibition | Y@"ts to question Glannola about | Sarah street, at 1:30 D. my i casoline and tire stations cle ed in lower taxes. steamboat lines and some may be “The corporate defendants have a Ac is oe ae oe , the next day, Jan. 30, I became agents who have operated in Madi- | statements of Granite City reSl- | he was held up by three oe ’ t cigar, candy and lunchst: - : . ; . sis +o Ys! € . i ‘ aSSoci- ‘ a.* : ‘*k & 7 ‘ bs C- > ’ . - . > ; hat z > 4 * TA ‘ Y ° ‘ W3 } . 7 ry ‘ 7 x i... U , ’ ; va : for the banks protested that they | ar, looked into Saat mater, tiona! competing plants to an in- |} ) sind B. W ard were bee he lett thi better see the re dera] men. ae is my opinion that the kill- Giannola, a stoien automobile wis} Delanev was driving from | ide remained open ” should have been permitted to file | , anson replied, in connection definite number.” it nited Bakeries in 1922 and has OS I went back to KMdwardsville to ' ings down at Horseshoe Lake | towed last VW eek from thre Sulliv in office to the West St. Louis : ma pe E separate returns. The protest was — the First National Bank of The department asserted that the jbeen engaged actively in amy busi-7 see Justice of the Peace Dile. My | grew out of demands on the moon- farm to a Granite City garage. 'Co.. at Sarah street and Eas w wets en See Ton orlea os f : , | . ASS rg ‘ . Cig sf, is ”- Ss ot . ‘ 4 ; ‘ 4 te hi and hence were entitled to -make/ conducts an ins estrmeent depart- i who would have the Pa ones |General Baking Co., another de- Bty.”” | es os st “ i separate returns ; ay les . stiles aie by seated’, fendant, cont le . ‘Kinney ae 4 a ind pay less ait for the purchase and sales; take over the corporation and op- | ag gt aren : ~ gins ys The law, after dts many y ; ’ : of secuirties. The Union Trust Co ! erate it “in NR ARR! , ‘ Oo. According to the peti- Ce es peso Pe sig the interest of all the: ,; ' Ra et eh ear ees os f nonenforceme ca " - . . ' sy" ‘fe . ‘ ’ ‘ Pry Pate ze Se ye me , In marked contrast toe this ar- | Conducts an extensive trust depart- | people.” eeOrt, the American h ompany had oe a ae ; : ; s ; ie mn then the Stat “ ag Eument were the remarks made|Mment, acts as registrar and trustee | eee, estimated annual sales amounting SS . Soe ras _ & anded q wn a dec | : x ‘ | on ; | 9 62n BB4 a ate ii a ari 5 Soa a es as : * ‘d down ; vo ; upon the floor ot the Senate last for corporations issuing securities kivery Housewife u Trust Buster. to $2.6: wes. I lyeé (yé neral Bake : | , . oe } j ‘ the pret n os ae whey Need (Rep,) of Pennsylvania, who | tecurities, as well as carrying on a | By the Associated Press ; Sorerene en Missouri and 20 towns in | : ies w fe ares Wi ee 6 a director in all three banks,| general banking business. The; SU! YORK, Feb. 8.—Every | — a wee presumably | | Re | Rev, ome a ehee cress ae them. anee Serer ey : : = ‘liam HH. Button. counsel fo os Which the CGenersl company con- | a Dived on the ground that extensive safe de posit business in! .. ; , for the tro}) : > | . Defends Wrong Thesis. addition to the banking Liiteaun © |} Continental Baking Corporation of | rolled, It was the contention ot 4! e 59 V, ne sperating an unnecessary b } Arguinf\ under the mistaken |} This report was on fi) rn th | Baltimore, today told the Federa!] | the Government that in the past | 4 ss ven a ues— on Sunday. fi . s te ag ¢* ~ } ~« : wu. P . e j vee “h , - , George G In eher would be ar ivates tors. It also owned every share of nn iene foward Buenos | yee, i, Hari Chairman «of wy at = Meee igh oe to the | ee ee Sh. riff Briley said all warra le ieee Abia) Rank on ' Aires Tomorrow, Not Today. ithe beard of directore of the eor. “**MIner for the conimission, be- | Reger. bul] be served, but that his j ants , ; Qank Cxcepll By the Aseetaiod Prage, “ation fore r P the hear sheer , ed, bu 0 ' ae a ‘ . : | poration teet fied that the Pian ore resumption of the Hearing to- | ac B34 . 4 ; : ; the qualifying shires. ‘2 RIO DE JANE ir O, Feb 8. had heer organtzed) Nas ort eka morrow. “SRR ve : ‘ Dat en, ara tat te 4 re 3 Mange Mas : » woul not seek to find ‘ In every sense these corpora C‘omimander Ramon Franeo. Span- | under th M rif rial er * “T would much prefer to impart | aS Ps Boe % : «3 | 8 i Real e at “s on their own responsibility d . . - ‘ > . . an ‘ yr. , ; ‘ : ‘ if si tie 1 fo tas sd » | . S&F ‘ : ; ‘ > ee ae as tiona are one cnterprise. They | ish transatlantic aviater, decided | bakerles and for ¢ h ~ this information privately,” ate} bs a ; 7 : oe radio stations which bro ‘ere exactly wl ‘ongre vant |last night tpone his eer svics Ms "her. purpoves . ay wins 2 e ernoon a were nap tly what Congress meant te he da als ote ne his lump to- imamed in cur charter Barber when asked to give the fig- | ; Eb aaa ” 9. Ae 9 ie | §S ~sprye ay afternoon progra to provide for when it provided ve suenos Aires until tomorrow. | “Bigger and better ' ;Ures. “It is u matter of vital im % bgt ee ; es: | nd =n ling aa rans s ated re ‘ns v t a ; Plas | - ' ELEY Service was . age ’ 9 nT Bek ' Fe ay, re a % CARO t} pet si oe aes te ly l the scope of the organization “8 portance to the corporation We fais o-—iee—a> ~~ arr hss tio Hight announced. ° a ice sati ie @eeapline Ne Plus U ltr: et ‘ mn, ; : ¥ | ie | fegir n imagine any Justi an treating cate Plus Ultra down leclared are doing business in a competitive | Fe | ote Sapien: +o. ; ; MOrn age nents OS | not be molested Noa} . Verdes . Fe an PV Co ,oper, chairman © Sabbath Obeervance Crus pam ite e of the Metha Bae ‘5 Siid he a aid in ” lake Nashville all t Franco and his two companions | Baking ‘Corporation owned 102 Continental Co, ab- i , 7 " , bakeries in 81 cities {pn forth SOrbed the American Bakery Co., ; CT ‘h have fl “eo f ‘ +e t je ’ ” 7 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [Spain, placed a oe ener America. ae explained dua the them as otherwise than consolidat-} the coast ta Montevideo, Uruguay | 1. Pias«: Bais kane | | lee ite ames a, 499 ee eka Ng io! 4h nn | ‘ 7 Barber * if t} . LP Vou nHrnOW.,. : Ya Bee Pe . 6 = roo : 2% : bik ok * : é - Z ke a , today, mt e f ontinental | pictehoke WS ; : n tri F i Go i we ¢ iz iN | rhe © 4l Bakery C : “ ioe : Sana Se age ee y Oo “ Vv me pees ae niade up of five St. Louis Bakerles, i@ ie OSEPH PULITZE - ' OVe % > s i Founded by Ny 12, 1873. R, statue of Alberto Santos-Dumont. | various units in the corporation mn November, 1924 The former | F, 3 « if Pu biished Paily > The luliteer Publishing one of the pions ere in uviation. he re | had Ps nh COmMMmMmon purchasing el | Louis Sia tin ation WAS ColImn- | be Chivaiia: SUBSCRIPTION apts Les BY MALL | BELIAST, Feb. § ‘he River DOUBHt all ingredients for the bak I was eer nak uc Sek avenue. | Paaas : = biG | Dr : 3 -AGO, Feb. $.—A SS af et ah 3 : _ ah - ‘as incorporated in 1907 fo o | eee na hig : nips vw sia. it Was " sa Lew in Ris hostelry will be the {te ide ia if rile a) . : ) ac eo ‘ ~ ‘ aa t i¢ére. ‘ 1é@ CTOSSe, ! oF i. 1 ans waste os aster Ju ee catia <s; ‘. ein crops om shite of ~ vers "1 656.498 pounds pet wntic from her native Italy 09 THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc. site "bouman pst Pe zi ' . a CF4 ik ‘ if ‘ Vest oe] ~ Ui nN x “ : 5 a Be; ; ’ “~ a * ’ - } cent “a ‘Phone Garth 3. 660¢ Louis, "Mo. suffering = 1930 91 ' ‘ pounds of eg /-|years ugo, & journey which. at that) Broadway and Sixth 900 "O00, {te on Wabash fo ei ' Balle. at : 1! Ouytreis «vn ' It? rathe 3 : “arr en E ?.—— ‘ } i ss time, required three mon | Between Locust and St. Charles Starting uesday at Seventh street. ~

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2 | ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1926, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ — | a _——SEMMESSEE BLUE }IJW, 123 YEARS ee jannola Grocery Co establishment at streets, and saig t I : fi ft three weeks “ago On ‘. Ee? | ip through his trade ter: 3 : 1 } | nldn't have been seen ‘ity Seve . re last Thursdayw omieone is mistaken. . : n : —_ ourtng ae eith i} eNVI1L Publishers a n't understang Why thes - Those Cited for OllOW- ant to question him ang | about it as | a - " : vv ie sean” £8 83 1 igg Common Avocation’ 1 him again.” | » the jnte rview wh zt a [a i had declared John lived } | oa ec on the Faget . * id not know feat oo in the building at 4gq¢! ivenue. a double house rs. John Giannola was LING STATION ; OWNERS INCLUDED 7 a ae the proprietor of the Ital. ean Meat Market at Sey. Wm slaints Filed by Law- Biddle streets and is no, : 5 an influential member _ yer, Who Opposes Law, rth Side Italian colony,4f - Make Test “AP but Wants fo e lest her, Frank, formerly had, - store at 1028 Franktig te ey, tO Green: sea gerViLLE, ‘Tenn.. cert s home town. fOr the® N : a ihe murdered Constabie (@unday blue law, 123 years old, Methodist Church, wh many motorists at home, ere held, was Inadequatell 4 cigar stores and other es- nodiute the crowd, andy ) were unable to get jgitsdl nments in parts of the State streets for several blocks day, While other sections re- church waiting for the pass. f inisters took part in the services. The Rev. W, ® listrict elder of the Presi Church, declared in hig af murders are always in the wake of a refort > 4 it { ; Feb. 3.—A J business as usual, | gixteen persons were cited in wshville for violation of the law hick provided a fine for “any hant, artificer, tradesman, or any other persons found of doing or exercising any Bvthe common avocations of life, sof causing or permitting the n and at the ‘sam to fe done by his children Cemetery, where he weagliegervants—acts of real necessity m Rev. T. RR. Randalthiie charity excepted.” the Baptist Church off among those receiving citations Mo., and tormierly pase was J. G. Stahlman, executive » Baptist Chureh at Eder of the Nashville Banner, | , Sang “The Fiery Crossfijq Luke Lea, publisher of the! > body was interred. @ishville Tennesseean; J. P. W. Services for Balke wer@iiewn manager of the Nashville ut the home of his fathe ailway and Light Co. The man- Balke, in edwardsvillg sof gasoline filling stations, ‘s ulso survive him. Keestands, automobile rental com- | BED AS HE STOPS | ee tore cigar stores, and | AUTO FOR BOULEVAS was a member of the Kg ; ; , ta as — were also ine | Buded. * Other cities throughout the State JaBeported various attitudes as_ to aye law. Independent gasoline wlers in Chattanooga continued | giness, while Standard Oil and/! of Nafziger Baking $167 and Checks Ag- rregating $4420. Sdwin Delaney, manage® ifziger Baking Co., 4108 Refining companies” closed. nue, stopped ° for th arrests were recorded. Mem- ut Page boulevard ands, Knoxville and Bristol report- ect, at 1:30 p. m. toda¥jgasoline and tire stations closed, Jd up by three men in @t cigar, candy and lunchstands ring ear which stopp@@ien as usual. No citations were | machine. Deted. ‘n stepped from: the M@&Bristol, on the Virginia-Tennes- h revolvers, and forc@@% jine, presented an unusual rrender a cloth sack COMMoplem, with the filling stations bf and checks aggeregé the Tennessee side of the town Mosed, while those on the Virginia was driving from h e remained open. the West St. Louis Tru@® Penalty Is $3 Fine. arah street and East@@iw, ants for the arrest of those The money and chee ged with violating the law '| ‘dd. Saturday S$ receipts " sed in 1803 were sworn out by | ny, Which were protect. ville attorney. The penalty urance. Delaney lives Til gs tor each citution, half to £0 iaAmont avenue. the State and nalf to the person aking the complaint. MA cowt charge of $4 would be @ided to each fine, Magistrate Measonover, who will hear the ' Bases announced. This would ap- Y to those pleading guilty while! Mose who plead not guilty would bound over to criminal court. A i case is expected. Hunters, fishermen and golfers | fre included in the edict, but none | re arrested, although deputy | riffs patrolied the State ie. ‘for such violators. mOMme evaded the law by pur- sing sandwiches with their soft unks thereby classing the service “food” and “a thing of neces- as —— The law, after its many years = Ronenforcement{ came to light men the State Supreme Court ded down a decision recently | the case of a filling station | mer charged with violating the » He obtained an injunction to rent further arrests. but it was blved on the ground that he Operating an unnecessary busi- Bon Sunday. | More stringent Enforcement morce W. Hight, who swore out | Lane 8 to church. Sheriff Briley said all warrants wuld be served, but that his offi- Would not seek to find out “s On their own responsibility. “cal radio stations which broad- am Sunday afternoon programs m be in line for warrants next nace RAE — raed Hight announced. The | ©n which sends out a morning ' On will nor he molested. | Soah Ww. Cooper, chairman of | Sabbath Observance | pemittee of the Methodist etch, said he would aid in the | to make Nashville all blue! Sunday. nore are current of gasoline 4 efers who saved the dav for! ' Motorists and who will be | 3 better organized next Sunday. | Crusade om Hotel or Chicago. AGO, kel, # a 2006. is > yr , | hotel, to be called The Coo}- "iM honor of the President, , Started here within 60 days | RO wins ; . ‘ a. ven of completion hy May, | E’ Plotke & Grosby. % UNE: ; , CHI builders, ee The hostelry will be 25 | Ngh and cost $5.000,000, Seow bought for a reported | si elated is on Wabash avenue Seventh street | A te ER | Mrs. Anse did the banker's wife decide | with the people. | disclosures made by his investigat- ing ; banking | Dun's and Bfadstreet’s, to get the i from i that RR ee eateneenetitineenesenes eee MRS. ANNE U. STILLMAN - | | Banker’s Wife and Young Adviser ‘SEVEN MEN ARRESTED ON WOMAN'S CHARGES ~——— Two Sisters of Victim of At- tack After Dance Es- caped From Auto. Seven young men are under ar- ‘rest in connection with criminal at- ; tacks on a young woman early yes- |terday after they left a dance hall jin ' ; j i i automobiles. Attempts were made to attack two sisters of the woman, but they escaped. The complainant, Miss Mathilda Morgott, 22 years old, who gave an address on Eads avenue, jumped from a sedan at Seventh and Rus- sell boulevards at 3:30 a. m. yes- terday. She was screaming. The automobile sped away. ' At the city hospital physicians —International Newsreel Photo. | verified the fact that Miss Morgott and FOWLER McCORMICK. ¢¢s— LOVE him as I do one of my sons,” she said of McCormick | just before sailing on a trial honeymoon after a reconciliation | ment of her marital difficulties. 'with-her husband, James A. Stillman. McCormick counseled her dur- | sei - up the, ing the long drawn-out court scandal, suggested that she take up told the police that they had at- -study of psychoanalysis and finally was her adviser in the settle- | — _) Mrs. Stillman Teaching Husband Psycho-Analysis a a ener en Banker and Wife, Reconciled and on Trial Honeymoon, Turn to in Quest of } i I er RE mentee en By the Associated Tress. NEW YORK, analysis, in which Mrs. Stillman was originally interested by young Fowler McCormick, is now being studied aboard the, Olympic by her husband during ' their trial reconciliation. McCormick is the son of Harold F. MeCormick of Chicago and a grandson of John D. Rockefeller. When Mrs. Stillman was broken in ! spirit because of divorce proceed- | ings brought by her husband, Ne- Cormick suggested she study | psycho-analysis. Mrs. Stillman and MeCormick, | who is 17 years her junior, have long been friends, but talk of marriage between them was. al- ways nonsense, she has _ insisted. She loves him, she said once, just as she loves her sons. McCormick, Mrs. Anne Stillman Davison and brother James (Bud), played a large part in pre- liminary discussions that resulted in the trial reconciliation. Mrs. : Davison, abroad, won her father | and mother back to affectionate interest in each other’s welfare. | Bud and MeCormick deferred the reconciliation for six weeks, in the belief that Mrs. Stillman was giving everything and getting | nothing in return. | Only when their doubts were re- | moved at a family conference at. Stilleian’s home at Grandé) her NORRIS INJECTS MELLON BANK TAX CASE INTO DEBATE (Continued from Page One. ways “inj ures the Government and the standing of the Government It aways brings inefficiency and ultimately cor- ruption.’ Norris’ views were warmly chal- lenged by two Republican regulars, Wadsworth of New York and Reed of Pennsylvania. They argued, among other things, that the Fed- | eral returns on income give more intimate details of a man’s business than do the \Olympic at Cherbourg. son returns made to the! New Mental Science Happiness. —.s = —— oe on the European trip abroad. Mrs. Feb. §.—Psycho-!Stillman won Bud and McCormick James A.'! over to her experiment eventually. The Stillmans will visit their daughter, Anne, in Paris. When the Stillmans sailed Saturday Mrs. Stillman carried two well-thumbed books ~—— .Jung’s “Psychological Types.’’ and “Psycho-Analysis and the Psvchoses,” by Dr. R. FF. Baynes whom Stillman will consult in En- gland. To prepare the way, Mrs. Still- man, the New York American is advised, is instructing her husband in the rudiments of the new science of the mind. Strength she received from treatments by Dr. Baynes made it possible for her to fight | j H i | tacked her way through- the divorce case | to victory, she has said, and she, believes it can belp her husband enough to make it possible for them to wipe clean the slate and start life together again for the sake of their children. Daughter Not in Paris; Left Month Ago for Calcutta. Associated Press. Feb. the PARIS, Br in coming to Europe together was to see their daughter, Mrs. Henry P. Davison, they will have a long Mr. Davi- and his wife, who was Anne Stillman, left Paris last. month for Calcutta. _ oe ne ee = a ———- i | exchange, that the Missouri returns |were not highly informative. They iwere made, he added, by the sessor, on the basis of property ivalues, and were “public.’’ : Norris caught quickly at the iword. ‘Yes.’’ he retorted, ‘‘that’s ‘just the point. They as public. 'But the only pyblicity we have had jin connection with Federal taxes is 'that which has been supplied us by ,the Couzens committee. The report ‘Of that commitee ought to demon- ‘strate to anybody that we are los- ing hundreds of millions ‘secrecy, and that some taxpayers, on the other hand, are paving un- just taxes through secrecy.” et ne = ee ee | $80 Taken in Drug: Store Holdup. Three men, who rode in a taxi- County Assessor on property values. ‘cab, held up the drug store of Couzens Supports Norris. ‘Frank Bressie, 4901 Paze boule- | ° . + « Supporting Norris, Senator Couz- beet late last night. and escaped ‘with $80 cash. Bressie reported he 'ens of Michigan, who is using the!” , fired four shots after the taxicab ‘as it sped away. committee as the basis of an attack on concealnrent of asserted that it was &ilready possi- ble for a business man, through his conpections and through most intimate information about his competitor's business. Norris clashed sharply with Sen- | ator Williams (Rep.) of Missouri, who wanted to know whether the | State of Nebraska, like Oklahoma, | had a statutory system of “tax fer- | paid a pre- | discovered | Some- ! system that anyone who the tax returns that was ‘evading his Norris said be the laws of Nebraska about like those of “though you probably have show the Missourians oftener.” Williams said, rets’’—a mium to hody rightful taxes. ‘to after .a Circular Letters Clean Cut and Accurate ADVANCE Letter Shop 407 NS. Bth Cent. 7545 returns, ! presumed | were | Missouri, | further | f _ 1 19, t ' Hawthorne | gow avenue; §.—-If the purpose | ‘of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stillman | way to go after debarking from the | } through had been attacked. She also was suffering from hysteria. She was visited at the hospital by her sis- ters, Cence and Mary, who had searching for her, and who tendéd a dance under the auspices of a Bavaftian society at Concordia Turner Hall, Thirteenth and Ar- senal streets, Saturday night, and as they were leaving about 2 a. m. a young man, known to them as “Charlie,” volunteered to drive them home. He placed himself at the wheel of a Dodge sedan, parked outside, and they got in with him. As the car was pulling away, three youths crowded in. One of these rode a few blocks only. Two of the Sisters Fscape. The sisters noticed they were being driven south, away from their homes, and protested... The car stopped at the foot of Potomac street, and the three men attempt- ed to molest the three _ sisters. Cence and Mary fought their way out of the car and ran toward Broadway. Two other automobiles drove up and men left them and went to the sedan. 'was the first to appear, ir’ a white | Silk Miss Mathilda Morgott, continu- | ing the story, said she was by “Charlie” and his two at- | companions and then by men who came to the car from other auto- mobiles. She lost consctoustfress, but recovered as the sedan slowed up stop at Seventh for a boulevard ! and Russell, where she jumped out. Meanwhile, moned a private watchman policemen, and they went to automobiles were gore. Seven Young Men Arrested. ~Investigation by police resulted | tators when the American girl and in the arrests of men booked as Charles Schuff, 24 years ‘old, of 1108 Madison street; Neal Ogilvey, and his brother, Michael, 17, both of 2018 North Tenth street; Wrlie, 20, 2524 Glas- Bernard Kunece, 18, 1445 North Ninth street; Gilbert Hare, 20, 1439A North Ninth street, and Charles Sweet, 19, 1510 North Twelfth street. An eighth man is being sought. The Dodge sedan of Neal Ogilvey was confiscated by police. Michael Ogilvey said he followed the sedan to Potomac street and heard a young woman screaming, but did ‘ her sisters had sum- | Lenglen, screwing up her astonish- and/ing features, the | ferred to retain her demure, half- foot of Potomac street. The three | frightened look. , were the favorites of the 5000 spec- | not go near the sedan. ' ) yesterday, ‘tended the dance with Sweet told } AS- | police he and she followed the ' Dodge sedan jin another car to ‘Potomac street, where Sweet made When she re- to the se- ‘improper advances. ‘sisted. Sweet went over dan. then returned and ~ [PUES \ Fa oa Living Rooms Sun Rooms + ‘ Dining Rooms - Sleeping Porches ai: Reduced 10% to 40% x - Fwarrants, said he was not in! ‘This, said Couzens, could be cas. | ; | ald “ a | ainy with the law, but was} ily done, whereas “it would take a | HIS important sale, now 1n its <C a = ee an eg Philadelphia lawyer, and perhaps | second week, has created wide- yi a ext Sunday will see even more 4 Pittsburg lawyer, to find out 7 oe, : h ” 8 gent enforcement, Hight said, what some of these returns mean.” , spread interest, OW1Ng to t e extremely “ a ™ ee go to be sworn One This was a fling at Reed, whose | attractive sale prices at which our care- -, ey Mnst all pursuing their regular] pittsburg law firm represents the | f lI | d f . . k d , . ee ations, including chauffeurs inj yfelion interests. ully selecte urniture 1s Marked. <C ~ ee ee Oe Clash With Williams. FURNITURE FOR | : Bedrooms Breakfast Rooms 3 Ww OIF Afastaatnsinatastosta pre LuCKS-ORWIG-LEROI |; FURNITURE <» DECORATIONS < DRAPERIES ‘ 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET : HERB GOOD FURNITURE IS SOLD a FOR LE8S € i / eA rae *,? we” WET WASH OLIVE LAUNDRY CO. 3023 to 29 N. Newstead Av. We are now in our new building with new machinery. Enough said. “Our prices are very reasonable. WET WASH WET WASH . Flat pieces flat pieces troned Per Te. ..ces . ironed — sheets, and wearing appar- Minimum spreads, towels, el dried. Minimum charge, $1.20 C ete. Minimum bundle $2. Under bundle $1.60... : Phone Colfax 5100-5101 Trucks Everywhere. SOFT FINISH—All 20 Ibs., 10c per Ib. A 1l5-vear-old girl who had at- | ee mee defeating Miss Ethel Fischer, 6—0, | Suzanne Lenglen Beats Helen Wills in Doubles Real Test of Their Prowess, However, Is Still to Come in Singles This Week — American Girl Popular. ” -~ Sy the Associated Press. CANNES, France, Feb. 8.—Helen ee gas Soe ee 2 plewood in two weeks will enable Wills easily won her first matcel eh etaeatil aving ‘ong) . to his men, | st m 1 played together. The. fact: that} Chief Caldwell to talk to n in the Carlton tournament today, 6—0. The American champion was |'h€ games to deuce or vantage, in- given scarcely any opposition by j|@!cates the affair was not so one- Sided as had been expected. Aeschlimann and Lenglen not get along well together, the English girl, who w6n only five points in the first set and eight in the second. Not a single game went to deuce and three were won at love. Miss Wills, after her lobbing tactics of yesterday, returned to her usual hard driving and found the corners without trouble, are fireworks. away With crashing slams at net by the giant Swiss. Fully half of Miss. Wills’ must have been Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and New York World. Copyright, 1926. by the Press and Puritace ing from many. Publishing Cos. ‘(New York World and Post-Dispatch.) ily was annoyed by having to run NICE, France, Feb. 8.—-The|about so much, but her flair for woman tennis champions of Eu-}|}knowing when the ball will be just She saved point after point which her bril- liant but wild partner might have rope and America faced each other | over a tennis net for the first time yesterday afternoon, the match being at the doubles, and Suzanne Lenglen of France triumphed over the American, Helen Wills. In 30 | thrilling minutes. of alternate out remains the same. lost. High Point of Match. The high point of 6—-2. Because Lenglen and Miss fWills | had partners, however, the match » the ball. looks forward to the singles tourna- ment this week, when the two are expected to meet again. | : rape ; other The skipping, prancing Lenglen | | Wrist of woman. magnificent rally by deteriorated. When skirt and pale rose sweater and turban, going across to her'| ailing father, who was huddled in rugs on the front row of spectators. Miss Wills, simply attired in a cot- ton dress With claret-colored jumper, stood waiting grimly alone leircling whirl which L\rols of her stockings. yet until summoned for photographs : with TLenglen. water. Helen Refuses to Smile. The American girl had “You must smile as I do.” said though very little of but Miss Wills pre- forearm drive was in evidence not being in the right spot. There was no mistaking who lof “splendid, Helen!” her partner stepped on the court, | and though she made many faults, Miss Wills’ courageous* and § fre- quent fighting comebacks held the|far on the Riviera. svyinpathy of the crowd throughout In the women’s. doubles the match. morning Miss Wills and their opponents took three games, led once by 2-1, and carried half of /in the Maplewood police station, whenever they are opposed there | These started right} nected by wire with the licensed ever, was not well covered by Miss| M/S avenue. Wills, who remained too far back. returns sky-high lobs, which she overdid, although scor- Lenglen obvious- the match * crashing and lobbing in the finals!came in the third game of the sec- of the mixed doubles, Mile. Lengleh | ond™set, with the score 1-1, when and Baron Henri de Morpurgo de-) Miss Wills, with glorious retalia- feated Miss Wills and the Swiss|tion, brought a tumult of applause. star, Charles F’. Aeschlimann, 6—1, /}On her own service the American igirl won a love game, aceing Leng- len twice with the puzzling bound Her service was voted Was not conclusive, an@ the Riviera}the best that ever came from the The last game but one saw an- ‘American girl, her partner having She had lthe game, after carrying it four ‘points past deuce, she showed her} ;showed her chagrin by a complete showed the It was the first suggestion of emotion she has displayed on this side of the sent some great shots back repeatedly, her famous . Her worst point was -overlobbing and | seemed to be a perfunctory hand- ; At the end-of the match she wass/} given a great ovation, with cries; resident of France and Miss Wills’ while the|teammate, was profuse in his praise chief English tennis expert, Stan-/of his partner’s play. ley Doust, declared that she had played by far her best match thus RADIO SIGNALS ! His Office to Men, Wher- | ever They Are. Radio installations in each of ‘the six police automobiles of Ma- wherever they are, from his office | the chief announced today. But, he remarked. since the auto- | mobiles will have receivers only, do} the men won't be able to talk back and to him. The police station is to be con- the | sending station of Charles E. Har- He, how-| rison, an electrical engineer, 7561 The flash of a sig- nal light, on the dashboard will warn policemen to clap the re- ceivers on their heads for = the chief’s message, LNT Se eee ne Movie Stars Married 18 Months Ago. HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Feb. 8.— The marriage 18 months ago in San Francisco of Rosemary Theby and Harry Myers, motion picture actress and actor, was announced here yesterday. They have been starred together in the films. = +e a) leen Bennett won from Miss Emily Wright and Mrs. R. F. Haylock. Stars Shake Hands After Match, Neither Looking at Other. By the Associated Press. NICE, Feb. &.—Suzanne Lenglen thinks Helen Wills is a great ten- Suzanne is a great champion. These expressions of opinion were ob- the tained from both the young women ‘after they had met yesterday for the first time across the net. “The first three games of the first set were the fastest and most hotly contested I ever played,” de- clared Mile. Lenglen. is really a great player.’ “It was a very enjoyable match,” said the California girl. ‘Mlle. Lenglen is a great champion.” These words, however, seemed in contrast with the cool handshakes after the mixed doubles match was over. Mile. Lenglen and Miss Wills reached over the net with what lost /clasp, neither looking at the other. Charles F. Aeschlimann, Swiss “Helen is too modest,” he said. “She played one of the greatest games of her career. Mark my words, she will thisibe an unbeatable doubles cham- Miss Ei-’ pion when she returns to America.” ' ! ; ’ | | ‘ ' i nis player, and Miss Wills thinks “Miss Wills | ‘GAS ROUTS CROWD FOR POLICE IN AUTOS IN MAPLEWOOD) PUCHNE COURTHOUSE Chief Caldwell to Talk F rom |! Men Trying to Get Into Trial of Negro Breaks Down Barbed Wire Fence, ae ee By the Associated Press. GEORGETOWN, Del., Feb. 8.— Determined to get into the courts house here for the afternoon ses- sion of the trial of Harry Butler, Negro, charged with an attack on Eleanor Steinmetz,.a 10-year-old white girl of Bridgeville on Jan. 21, 2000 persons, mostly men, made a rush in an effort to storm the building this afternoon. : The crowd was breaking down the barbed wire fence, protecting the building, when, after efforts at pacification failed, the rush was resisted with tear bombs, thrown by the soldiers from the courthouse, Capt. Fred Marvel of Laural, Adju- tant at the military headquarters here, talked to the crowd, telling them that all who could be ad- mitted would be allowed in at the proper time. He hegged them to stand back. Similar action was taken by Maj. S. B. Duncan, the commanding officer. . The requests were unheeded. Soldiers then donned gas masks and hurled tear bombs from the upper windows of the courthouse, Twenty or 30 bombs were thrown. The crowd seattered quickly, some persons being slightly injured in the rush. After the fumes had passed off the crowd was back at the wire again, but a little less em- phatic, hoping for a chance to get in the building and hear the trial. Butler was convicted by a fury this afternoon after it deliberated eight minutes. . Under the law of Delaware, felonious assault carries with it the death penaity. Butler was sentenced to be hanged on Feb. 26 at Georgetown. After the excitement of the tear bombing had subsided, the crowd appeared to grow more dense, and as it was found to be pressing in on the courthouse, new warnings were given by the troops, who withdrew some of the machine guns from some parts of the courthouse_,and trained them on the crowd ih an effort to hold it off in this manner. A crowd of men from Baltimore Hundred were heard to be indulg- ing in incendiary talks, threats to wreck fhe courthouse if the prisoner was not delivered to them before midnight. State police dispersed the Baltimore Hundred group and threatened arreats if the talk continued, The soldiers were on duty as the result of a proclamation issued last week by Gov. Robinson when threats of lynching were made against Butler. — aa ee | * (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) WS Thru to sizth &t, 606-08 Washington Av.— “A NEW IN STEP ' ¢ find triple A’s as well as wider widths, most complete. READY TUESDAY! BOOT SERVICE ITH FASHION — E have placed this department under the direc- | tion of a new manager who has a brilliant | reputation for his ability to assemble Boot modes of exceptional charm. He ts an expert on fitting and the personnel has been carefully trained in his methods. EVERY BOOT IS NEW...AND OH, SO SMART | When our new manager arrived he decided immediately that he must assemble entirely new stocks of his own selection. wear in the department before he came remains! He has been most insis- tant that complete size ranges in ample quantities be on hand. So you will The selection of short vamps is In fact, we will be ready Tuesday to give vou the finest feast of new Spring Footwear you have seen in a long time. Not a piece of Foot- BOOTS IN EVERY TYPE FOR EVERY OCCASION $6.50 to $13.50 +4 BOOT SHOP—ON THE MEZZANINE. 44 —_ making oo niin oe en Sateen mR ee \ ee ee ene eae eR A ei AEE RRR ep baal % Hah MAS OF SE ate és Re ORE A REE petite re ope | - t '

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f ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY §, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE — “T YOUNG PRIEST MISSING, | oo aon? - Other Amish on Pine 5 poe 21 , : FEARS FOR SAFETY FELT | snail : o TUR ¢ | a " Pink Plisse | Kansas City Clergyman Disappears Startex Toweling | ‘pe ‘ P on Call—Pecrsonal and Church At 16 Y d At 15c y Re : | Lffects Found. ee é orn 11 Mo., and Bishop sian © —_— — é Misses Piames F 3 be notified in case Lot I ster Rugs, woven in an-array ot. Lot 2 Rugs in the seamless style; gg . 4 \ a ue accident, was tone 2 beautiful allover, Chinese and solid effects; in many attractive and pretty color cog e Black Calf Lace Se ee, ae all are seamless. tions. A = . — sSraver books ] hurch case COon- is - f Shoes of Sturdy caintng ‘ritualletic equiseaail: ait — ee rr $41.85 | 9x12-foot size 2 be : . were found 1 all : ; Swope Quality __Feltowing the Sading 37a a) ere ee $39.65 8.3x10.6-ft. size _...-..-..... 6 bi seh matches aad Cana SO ee $26.45 6x9-foot size ....-.......... 7 FP: Children’s | Sizes 6 to 1] icinity. Father Hagerdor “ 4.6x6.6-ft oy a A e suffering f a nta rs OE ok ko oh ce eee $14.35 x SIZE .. 2 ee ee ccens 6 Every piece rege Ae angen Friends say he was of ‘ , cluded—even f Misses’ Sizes Te to 2 b highly nervous temperament eS eee x 7.25 3uG-foet size : ..-.4654. ‘s Rosaline 4 aks ae _ Father ag rdort ame 9 ? a é ; at 7 ie O1/ Set nin 6 iat osm ee 27x54-inch Axminster Rugs at $3.39 e = ee ne iy s ( compile iz a s rra te cours j . nt rs: IZES ‘ c: . se parca denin rom. Rugs in many beautiful allover merous a patterns and ne borders on sides: suitable far 5 Fine L . . . na arsi 7 ith ffects: d © oud a4 , ; Children’s Shoes at a Truly UNIDENTIFIED MAX DIES ‘ok eed “oe , Migros wwyagiyi-|sice 0 te oe a ; 59c & a . V ry h a Axmin ter Rugs in a lt mited | - os : ! 4 ' Give-Away Price AUR one, sclcta' tae on accomee ot Gamagee re Er fn penta 9x12-Ft. Congoleum “54°. me | saniple Jen if rVC-AMW ct\ PICc¢ Worshiper at St. Francts Navier’ caakereel in the loom while making. 27 54-I Axminster 24x54-In. Duro se ap =o = About 60 Years Old: Body at | ; x _ Rugs at $11.88 M be at 4 , ¢ tlounces, dem . Brok Size Vo Exche in ,. oP ae 5—9x12-Ft. Seamless Axminster Rugs $36.85 Rugs at $2.39 <a ; ats a 7 ’ including han ie ITOREN SITECS—NO EXC Mdarges An unidentified man, about 6¢ - —_—— A limited number of genuine,| a4 splendid substitute oon: sae fs , . vears old. died in a pew at & 7—8.3x10.6 Seamless Axminster Rugs $32.87 Heavy-grade Rugs in —_ tled ——— b spony Sag ee leum rugs in shades of tam.and s white. ocheaal Z Francis Xavier (College) Church co ffects with bord t this special price; ue Grand a boulevards, at 7 S—6x9-Ft. Seamless Axminster Rags $18.84 very waubual ——_ discontinued patterns, oe “a é viel diel ! ate pee Rae Hand-L b " ne rgue | aes “Arch Shu” i | eee ruary ale of Women’s “Arch Shu Jn | | Main Store Onlv tall, weighing 210 - pounds. witl these open-me on . Tr iair n slig a } t ctive desi a cory pr crest Seana Begins meet With an Unusually Attractive Price pepe biack «hoes and mal $ Medalli 10c ea Venise meda round, oval, sq — shapes, — ing lingerie; nail designs, mandy work. Shoes That Are Made for Extreme Comfort Shoes That Are Made | to Support the Arch 19 Pair - 7 rans Shae ocineeeiatstanalth dietie- emanate 22h alll teieeninaianalialiae “ Trimming FURNITU RE asl One of the important features in the February Sale is this group of “Arch Shu” ore 2 é : Footwear that we are offering at this attractive price. These Shoes have found fa- | 5 5615-17 1G 2i DELMAR B i. |} vor with many of our Downstairs Store women patrons, coming in pleasing styles | _. 2-PIECE LIVI NG ROO Ni SU ITES and at the same time giving the maximum of comfort. | Lace ~ | They are made according to our own specifications, of patent, black satin and Silk La THAT ARE DIFFERENT | black and brown kid. Have pliable welt leather soles and the heels are of solid L5c ya layers, assuring you of uniformity of walking. All are on combination last to in- HAND) | STRONG | | MOSSoe| |HEAVY LAYER — sure proper fit in the arch and ball. There is a flexible metal brace built in, giving : _ viley Laces : TIED BURLAP | HAIR WHITE MOHAIR! i COTTON rir ieb the arch ample support. Come in fancy strap and Oxford styles in sizes 31% to 10 6 inches, SPRINGS FELT CUSHION in B, C, D and E widths. The sty les are illustrated. ‘Dewnbteire: there ane oes kinds for many Yussdep-The Second Day of the BD EAYAVATAWA' ADA AWA AULT 9s FAW IL CMAN VN VN NY CO ASIA | i — c : Venus Corsetalls, $3. 29] . | | ne * DS. Of pink brocad OLAS NA LoS | W pe WS DS cH front Seneuntenr aan he S S SSA Cal WAZ Cg y* four gores of elastic in sk t boning across the di and back; semi-elastic a: ii der straps; sizes 32 to 4% ‘Downstairs store) | Panty Frocks, $1.00 Mitzi and Mary ‘Ne Panty Frocks of solid € gingham and novelty hand embroidery on of centrasting color; Thritt Aven The Buy-Way. of, St. February Sale of Silk Otters a Great Purchase From the Consolidation of Three New York Concerns | The new 1926 fashionable Silks in the newest colorings and prints afe offered in this sale at extremely low prices. A few of the many items are listed below. 40-Inch Georgette Crepe , Notions Spool Cotton, white anc dozen Wash Cloths, each. Bloomer Elastic, Gite Bia pos <5 en. I et oe . e ss M h —— | Printed Crepe de Chine =. Cn special at 0 alr 1VvIn = oom Baby Boy Suits, Basting Cotton, er l a At $1.39 Yard At $1.10 Yard 7 ee ae aa 15 | New Spring designs on all-silk Crepe de Chine All-silk Georget te in an excellent assortment brand; have white ats — pe tt in the wanted color combinations; have 3-inch of the newest shades; 40 inches wide: much trimmed with braids; as Elastic Garter Leng oS 8 om ecco Bie: plain crepe on selvage to be used for collar, wanted at this time ior dresses, blouses, scarfs. middy and Oliver Hickory Sanitary Belts., 1 amask or tapes- cuffs, etc.: 39 inches wide. combination c. styles; sizes 2 to 6. iia Sew- Support i try as low as | % . 7 — —, Sys, Siz ‘Dewaenal nd ete. se _ - : ° * e | | Printed Georgette 40-Inch Sport Satin Silk Radium Rub-No-More Pel Rag Rugs, 8% FROM OUR OWN FACTORY TO YOU : At $1.77 Yard At $1.00 Yard At $1.15 Yard excefht 50e Com i ae : , . “ar : ce ent Polis woven eres AC TURING our own furniture permits us to offer you | oe prestes —— conde Artificial Sport oe in a Heavy quality Silk Radium ture, hardwood fle | splendid quality corgette; #owice variety of shades for that tubs and launders perfect. leur d other : these unusually attractive Suites with full assurance of suitable for dresses, etc.; 40 slips, gowns, wraps, etc.; 40 in. ly; suitable for outer er - mies: grated we oe Brocaded Cantc their everlasting beauty and quality at a very low price. inches wide. wide. der garments: 36 inches wide. Dow lee | $1.25 Yard . Good quality, silk-mix | ACH Suite that we offer is the finished product of superior Cre de Ch in $1 23 d $] 48 Yz , ; toms: for dresses, workmanship, and the entire inside or unexposed parts are pe e; ¥ an . wraps, etc.; 40 inches ¥ Two grades of all-silk reversible quality Crepe de Chine in colors and for women’s and children’s dresses, blouses. as weil as for constructed of the very finest materials obtainable. gate. oClodk Special Men's Slippers, § WINTER FURNITURE SALE undergarments. 40 inches wide. Very low priced in this sale. Dmecranes a — = ‘cather soles. Rubber h RC NEE TE TTT TT ER RE a RRR eR ATE RNR a reduced prices on every piece of furniture in our store during this Sale. We would suggest that you make your selection early while the lines are complete, as we only have a few pieces in some very popular numbers. DIVIDED PAYMENT PLAN _ ont payment down and a convenient amount each month gives you the opportunity to completely furnish your home with furniture that is different. 24-Inch Flat Crepes At $3.15 Yard Extra-heavy all-silk Flat Crepes much in demand at present; come in plain staple street shades, dainty evening shades (no white) and Black. On account of the width 1% to 2% yards are required for a dress for the average figure. Makes most attrac- tive dresses. (Downstairs Store ) Silk-Mixed Tan Pongesil 1600 Yards to Sell Promptly at 3 o'clock we will place on sale :r600 yards of silk- mixed Porgee in the natura] tan shade. This material may be used for all pongee purposes. There is a limt of 30 yards to a customer. lan to be here when the sale be- gins. (‘Downstairs Store.) Boudoir Slippers, Women's Quilted Sati pers, in black, old ros Operhagen. Soft soles, All sizes. | Desirable -_ Th rift pea

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Plisse Crepe 15c Yard nished Plisse Crepe pink color only; inted for women’s ren's lingerie. VA iStairs Store } oat : jects) Values ishing a New home at very low prices fo attend this sale grade Axminster mless style; come tty color combina. | printed Brusselg | iendid patterns with sides: suitable for or hall runners; 27 please bring meas- © 1. Duroleum sat 45c substitute for line- shades of tan and x54 inches. (Downstairs Store.) ° orsetalls, $3.29 brocade in side- ning style; with of elastic in skirt; ss the diaphragm emi-elastic shoul- sizes 32 to 42. Downstairs Store.) rocks, $1.00 d Mary ‘Newton ks of solid color d novelty prints; idery on collars ng color; sizes 2 Downstairs Store) y Suits, $1.00 sular Stonewall e white waists; ith braids; also i Oliver Twist ato. ° Downstairs Store.) More Polish 50c Can Polish for furni- ood floors, lino- other household soc and 75¢ en. Downstairs Store.) | eee —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY §&, 1926. a ae STIX. B ee ae ne ee = - — —_ tp: AER & FULL aan LLL LALLA CC ttt tt ttl — en - nae cen ee — ReneEgeeE seem A Ne ten nn om ER Bt aT AW. AVA SUA q S b * *f ae ? Osh. aA e se fo p . AVL' AVA’ We. LO" Ly if (e- ° ye: tate V4 ee Every piece of real lace in our entire stock is in- cluded—even the rare and beautiful specimens of Rosaline Point, Pt. Angleterre, Venetian, and Burano Point—that are hardly procurable today— as well as the ever-popular Irish Crochet, Filet, Valenciennes and Binche laces. All real lace medallions, too, included at a reduction of....... Fine Lyons Laces 99¢ @ $1.00 yd. Sample lengths of 1 to 5 yards— | flounces, demi-flounces and bands including hand-run silk nets, Alen- con, and others. In soft cream, white, ochre and black. Hand-Darned Filet at $2.00 yd. Smart, indeed, for Curtains are | these open-mesh filets darned in ef- | fective designs. Ochre and other . pleasing shades; 36 inches wide. Spring terns: ¢ | Feb le of 4 i COruary Sa co Laces e \ | —a timely event that brings many opportunities 3! for substantial savings on Laces of every kind. Entire Stock of Real Laces 25% Crepe Georgette at $1.29 yd. With the fashionable demand for and Georgette, this is indeed an inter- esting offering. full color range. St. Gall Venise 95c. 50c & $1.00 Hundreds of pieces in bands and edges of various widths and pat- white, _ shades, in light and heavy effects. Summer frocks of All-silk, and in a cream and ochre ISVS ISA _— ~—— GRAND-LEADER + + . Women's Lingerie A Collection of Dainty Pieces “92 Envelope Chemises — of crepe de chine trimmed with medallions, lace, and ribbon. Step-Ins—made in natural color pongee; others are of crepe de chine, fancily trim- med. Princess Slips — tailored models of natural color pon- gee made with hip hem of self-material. Sizes 36 to 44. Gowns—made of rayon trimmed with lace and net. Others of silk pon- gee in tailored styles. ‘(Second Floor. ) oe W omen sHouse Frocks Of Imported Ginghams a The assortment shown 1s unusually attractive, both for style and value. There are slip-on models and models open to waistline, finished ' with flat or roll collars, clever sleeves and smartly taiored trimming. The skirts are plain or made with kick pleat. Plaids and checks in various combinations are shown with white poplin ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a a nnn Coat Cleaning Special Plain Coats Cleaned and Pressed......... $r. Coats with fur trimming “*eee ee eeeee@@eaees Telephone 4is and we will call for the garments on Wednesday. ‘Cleaning and Dyeing Dept.—Main Foor.) “a Tailored on Mannish Lines to Achieve Youthtul Swagger 75 The woman who seeks a Spring Coat ex- tremely practical in design and in material will find these models to her liking. They are tailored of imported and domestic worsteds and are finished with the new de- tails—fitted shoulders, tailored pockets and smart closing. The materials are: Herringbone Worsted English Dunmurry Fabric Domestic Worsted Stroock’s Preferencia Cloth Lonsdale Tweed The three styles illustrated show: French shoulder, patch pocket, and double-breasted _closing; single-breasted closing, raglan sleeve, and slot pocket; flap pocket, set-in Sleeves, and double-breasted closing. Nine stylas are offered in sizes from 36 to 46. All Are Silk Lined to Skeleton or Full Length. Shades are Mixtures in’ Rose, Blue, Tan, and Gray (Women's Coat Dept. ~Third Floor ) a me — _— atm ee ee ee ee ee Damask Linen Breaktast Sets Medallions — 10c each Venise medallions, in round, oval, square and fancy shapes, for trim- ming lingerie; some in head designs, for Nor- mandy work. BEN PRE PROS TVS LM ANC ENN SS MSIL SANS PSI SSS Silk Laces l5c yard Filmy Laces and heav- ier laces, in widths up to 6 inches, and in black, white and colors. Our own importation; many kinds for many uses. EAVATAVAl ADA TAVATAUA SPAT OVA. Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of, St. Louis Notions Spool Cotton, white and black, dozen “gg eh .25¢ Wash Cloths, each. roc Bloomer Elastic, 12-yd. reels, special at ge Basting Cotton, 250-yard CR ee ay 4c Bias Seam Tape, 6-yd. piece, 5c Elastic Garter Lengths.... 7c Hickory Sanitary Belts., ea..25¢ Sew-on Supporters, pair...15c Rag Rugs, 89c 24x36 - inch Rugs, closely woven fancy stenciled borders. Brocaded Cantons $1.25 Yard Good quality, silk-mixed Can- tons; for dresses, linings, Wraps, etc.; 40 inches wide. Men's Slippers, $1.69 House Slippers of brown kid, verett style: have flexible leather soles. Rubber heels. Boudoir Slippers, 85c Women’s Quilted Satin Slip- pers, in black, old rose and Copenhagen. Soft padded soles, All sizes. $2-Inch Gingham, 19c Dress Gingham; guaranteed fast color in new plaids and checks: for dresses, aprons, etc. Desirable lengths. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Trimming Braids of many kinds, yard Embroidered Lingerie Yokes, each Embroidered Baby Yokes, each Baby Dresses 89¢ each Semi-made Dresses— just 34 featurede at this price. Of Swiss, embroid- ered neck, sleeves and collar, finished with rose- scalloped edge. Filet Crochet White Filet Cro- chet Insertion, 2% in. wide; dozen yds. 15c Ecru Filet Lace, 12 yards . 1. 89C a a ae | ' Lace Specials on Thrift Avenue, Trimming Bands 25c & 50c yard Novelty Bands for dress trimmings—in high iiibaieve autieennenatlllncnsnsttlidineediemeneietitmememienmtaameeeneniememmensneeens ee LISS BF BOOTLE NPR INN SIO sired textures and widths for curtains, bed sets. etc. turers Priced extremely low. Footwear. * Se Te RAA LE Ye AR AICLSAS DRL SAREE ROARS DAS [2 ica’s foremost manufac- of high - grade Tan »lack in wanted leathers. ' or self-colored trimmings. Sizes 36 to 46. (Second Floor.) and subdued colorings; scores of patterns and widths, in silk, woo] or vari-colored threads. | 5 S | fh Men's Footwear Sale so & i066 © 6 © © b..60te Ow es Cc Eh e kvms os i cee eee ens 49C ? 19¢ New Spring Styles—Unusual Values Dey c -Main Fk Main Floor 4 Curtain Laces An exceptional. as- 45¢ & 90c doz.yds. sortment of high and ane # low Shoes in newest racticai, well-wearing ~ ; : , Laces of Filet Crochet 0, Sag gewoon and Cluny patterns, in de- made by one o and Main Floor ) The February Sale'ot Shoes $5.95 $17.49 have their initial presentation duri vance selection. It is important such ultra-smart colors as de rose and sauterne, some Orthopedic Shoes | At $9.49 Pair | All sizes 515 to 11 are offered at this very special price in the Feb- ruary sale. Blucher style, in patent leather, dark smoked elk, and combinations of dark smoked and brown elk. Presents Advance Fashions of Spring at Great Savings $Q.95 $9.95 Footwear styles exclusive and authentic for the Spring season ng this sale. The qualities are of the highest—thus you may make your selections in perfect con- fidence. And the savings afforded are a strong incentive for ad- to remember that each group offers wide selection and that there are styles for all occasions. Fashion turns the spotlight upon colored kid- skins for Spring and in the sale one may select opal gray, blonde, bois with darker trimming. Children’s Footwear in the Sale Girls’ Oxfords $3.99 and $4.99 At $3.95—tan leather Oxfords, smartly trimmed and perforated; Goodyear welt soles and rubber heels. At $4.95—Dixie tie Ox- fords in tan calf with fawn calf inuning. Sizes 2%% to 7. ee (Main F'locer.) Brides and housewives will become enthusiastic about this offering, for the Set is as lovely as it is practical. consists of 52-inch square cloth and six napkins to match. Of linen damask, with self-colored stripes in decorative effect. A Remarkable Value at a Set For home use or gifts, here are many pretty patterns and colors. (Square j—Main Floor.) x The Set The Sale of Dinnerware New and Attractive Patterns Are Offered in Complete Sets at Remarkable Savings 100-Pc. Dinner Service | English Semi-Porcelain of Semi-Porcelain S83 As illustrated below, this attractive Dinner Service of semi-porcelain has - effectively Complete for 12 persons—it is a feature of the sale. a dainty border touched with gold. Japanese China Dinner Service $37.50 A very charming Serv- ice of 100 pieces deco- rated with handsome border design and finish- ed with attractive coin gold handles. 50-Piece Semi- Porcelain Service $8.95 This Service—com- plete for six persons— is attractively decorated with bird and floral ef- fects applied on plain shapes of semi-porcelain. design, | Be 0 We | ~ Factory Ends of Dinnerware These factory ends in- clude plates of all sizes, cups and saucers, fruit saucers, sauce boats, cov- ered dishes, bowls and meat dishes in all sizes. They are all made of good quality china with attractive decorations. Some have very slight imperfections. (Thrift Avenue Main Floor.) Ae NE A A A (OLED LOO ALLL LOL LN Dinner Service $32.50. A delicate border effect on an ex- cellent quality of English semi-porce- lain makes this a very attractive Serv- _ice; complete for 12 persons. extraordinary value at this low price. It is an Dinner Service of 52 Pieces $21.75 A truly remarkable value isthis Dinner Serv- ice made of good grade Japanese china and pret- tily decorated with an allover Japanese design. Dinner Service of 32 Pieces $4.29 Very attractive in de- sign and decorated with a dainty floral pattern, this Service is especially made for use in the small apartment. (Fifth Floor.) ~ os —

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enact ERS IRA RIS Fai te cap ania Spe line Fie Os 6 Vedi. cating a pen fe a | tee VENI RETO NS BIE. 1G Pr MEH Sie Bt: ts cay rat Rely OB Roa gs he, abil haar omtinny I A ai Tas pacer aa aaah cs Pa et ae ie ac heats FE Stee a ae A. — ah sn tase Soe le AB 8b. : £ | ¢ 7 - b ” ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY §, 1926. a WORD ABOUT OUR SERVICES Below you will find a list of onr services with prices per pound which range from git to twentr cents, which we can caiplain to you Ir or eorer the phone, tin i, ~« each service means. You will find in them the satisfac- torr solution of the Wash-Day WET WASH | be WET WASH Qe ‘Me SOFT FINISHED Fiat Work Ironed, per ib. FLOAT IRONED | ROUGH DRY 12¢ —_" FINISH -0e Per Ih Phone Joriman azz0 f Best: ADVERTISEMENT -COUGHED UNTIL HE _ WAS WEAK AND THIN: Says Mliks Emulsion madc him ab- solutely well. Gained 44 pounds. re rear aco T was down wi pneumonia; which left me with a deep-seated cough. Mr doctor said he cou’ Gn t da me anv rood, and ] woud have to ro to | slorado. 1] went but I didn’t improve, and at the time I left the hospital I was a mere skeleton. ‘‘T met a person who had used Milks Emulsion, and he asked me ti trv it. I have now taken 21 bottics and have gained 44 pounds in ite ap and I am today in as good, sound health as I ever was in my life. J. H. Johnson, 516 No. 52d St., Mat toon, Ili. > Milks Emulsion restores healthy, natural bewel action ae a with all need of pil 's and pt es, It promotes appetite and quickly puts the digest ive organs in shape to as similate food, thus buil: ling flesh and strength, which are aids in conquering germs and repair ing the effects of wasting diseases. This is the only solid emu! made, and so palatable that it is eaten with a spoon lke ie cream. Wonderful for weak, sickly children. No matter how severe vour case, vou are urged to trv Milks Emuision. If not satisfied with money will be promptiv refunded. Price 60¢ and $1.20 per bottic. Sold by druggists everywhere. MILKS POSION © Builds strength -Tastes geod * SIOFR TES ilts. Your _ LATEST PARIS GOWNS ~— AVE LARGE SLEEVES Jeanne Lanvin’s en on Eve of Departure for U. S. Surprises Experts. crigtit “8 by the Press and Pult ame Fu biching (kee. (New York MV > and Post-Dispatc.! PARIS, Feb. 8—Mme. Jeanne Tanvin celebrated her recent award of the legion of Honor an id departure for the United tates next Wednesday by a sdeutty dress evening, at s celebrities In the World , last showing many Pari of art and Fetters and many we! known mondaines were present iMyen after almost two weeks of ss openings Lanvin'’s exhibi- 1» brought a spir of novelty gcnized by he sophis ited lfene he « Tl itions were § eet t! at I on Was nn ately focused o1 1ew outline: CX} ssed , Vers irge¢ ds rate ] Ss ves and falling back drapery. All day gowns Were ac- companied by a new §hat worn ather pace on the head, in some Cases resembiing a helmet with ematl brim and in other cases Pierrot cap. Sport suits were worn jacket of differing color , hat 3 hing the skirt. * ceaeataiieinid Ornaments«. A large embroidered motif on ones ae! of costumes was a featire —e muUucA Cc nmented on. Somotines t would “et on one lapel of a cat. sometimés on one sleeve, or on o: side of the collar. Short 20! r AA . ‘ 7 ehainider ** on ok Se 2@ii miwwe gd i] l} ‘ ha’ 4itak j , 4h Sport dresses just covered the knees and afternoon dresses were a. trifle longer. Period gowns in Trnanv cases touched the ankli¢s. Gowns built after the 18359 period with flat shoulders and hug? sleeves 1 the wrists and f skirts bel] about a tural wai 6 Mad changeable silks ind Ss - i € Ta i vy we a gre Su mm FF W mar orzayi resses af © immed with al S 2. rose or ve e ao | 1a] pe eo bo S ' New Pe — i.reen. T La 7 ir card is repre- ~ hy en per?’ 4 inkile T¢ a DITLAISh 2 =} a } A y perid: green re we any biack o stumes and e gent 1 2 . la r iTrTernoon Asked the purpnos Arner. an Visit. Mme. Lan Su Tas simply to join her daug r. Coun- tess de Polignac. and h =| ? who are at Palm B In ‘sp of her sis e th he A in trip is it a ovag bake: many ink ™m pu Parisian « ess ers wishes to study A mdi me XY i eTITIwsd Water Chestnuts. -angeeens 0c Bambeo Sproeaut.. peg 0c *tTBA (iaares. " 16-o2. botti« Geaves. {rn 2 Tur 23-e2. by, ,* . Misstia gpomenesll 5 's oun 4 ¢ % oc. Sie; si.a0 SonRwWwW 4} Mackerel, fresh or ousted 29¢ ova] can {.rant’s Scotch Oatmeal, 30 No i Can C Mec a’ Irish . be on ~— — 49r¢ are Mincemeat «= B i NO. 1 C Soups . B.G Pea, A ee, mam? 4 Wy ' Rrath— XM ; ‘ ; 30 ; Erot = 2 ™ | ‘ Chic hen Breant, Jugeed Hare, (2 ciel and ‘i-.reen Dens, & earned Few, ve = & i saence or Coffee, 40 Yarmouth Bloater, Kiprered tvehen. 4 Z 5¢ w i ( atsup. ¢ Mushroom ¢ atsap. “WIiITZERELAND Magci's Seasoning. 85¢ 63c 60c 70c ot pk 42¢ a ut, 68c¢ rERBE.Y A5c f-rmrere t beese, MOLLANTD Tear! Onions. Pidam ¢ kheese., SPary ‘Igater Raisins. *mrrna bigs, visit this WONDER FOOD STORE! The above are just a few items picked at ran- dom. You will find it intensely interesting to ST. LOUIS’ FINEST MEATS! STEAKS Round, Sirloin, Tendertoin, per Ib....... Exhibit Giv- which , OVELY as e@ &pring gar- den in full bloom are the new Silk Prints—colors gor- geous as the first tulips and textures soft as their petals. FURNITURE of fine character jg P in the February Peete Event at very “aa prices. Good taste and y characterize the event Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 "Olive and lon ‘From Ninth to 7 a RR | ee a Tuesday—One-Day Sale of | Toilet Article No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders Filled at These Low Prices Coty’'s L’Origan Face Powder Regularly $1 Box, 79c Coty’s Totiet Waters in Jasmine, Styx, Paris, Chypre, L’Or, Emeraude, reg. $3.50 and $4, bottle $2.95. Face Powder, Rouge Marissa Face Powder—Im- ported, regular 65c, box, 35c¢ Marissa Compacts —, Reg- ular 40c, each, 10c Pert, Rose-Color Rouge— | Regular 75c, each, 38c Winkett’s — Regular soc each, 25¢ Desti Paste Rouge—Regu- lar $1.50, at 75C Rouge—In an cdds and ends group, regular soc, each, 29¢ Imported Li Psticks—In col- ored containers, regular $: ” at $1.0 Manon Lescaut Face irc. der—Regular $1.25, box, 93c¢ Mavis Talcum Powder— Regular 25c, can, 19¢ ular 25c, each Venus Powder Pufis—Reg- 15¢ eee Rubber-Lined Week-End Cases Reg. $2.25 Reg. $1.50 $1.13 75¢ Tooth Paste Pepsodent Tooth Paste — Regular 42c, tube, 38c Squibbs Tooth Paste — Regular 4o0c, tube, 36c Forhans’ Tooth Paste — Regular aoc, tube. 42C Tooth Brush in Glasene Holders— Regular 315§c¢, to close out, 5c ee Ivory White Pin Boxes or , ‘ Catch-Alls—Regular $2, at $: | Special! Ivory White Pin Trays— © | Regular 60c, each, 30¢ 8-Piece Gray Replica Pearl Hughes $2.00 Ideal Decorated Toilet Sets—Reg- Hairbrush and One $1.00 Bottle Hair ular $18, set, $12.50 MaJolie Pocket Atomizers : Tonic, $1.59 A very low price for —Regular $5, with engraving | free for Tuesday only, com- plete, ile 4 Innovation Nail Butters — : The latest idea in buffers, | this combination spe- regular $1.50, soc; | cial. Regular $3. Brushes, Combs Military Brushes — With dark shell backs, regular $3, to close out, each, $1.00 White Pocket Combs — In colaged holders, regular 75¢, each, 25¢ Purse-Size Combs — Of ivory white on replica amber or replica shell. Regular $:, each, 5oc White Pocket Combs — In leatherette cases, regular 25c, 10-Piece Toilet Sets in the New Replica ) each, Isc Pearl, $23.50 Shell Pocket Combs—With Shop Early! Regularly $28 a Set. and just a few sets of each in lovely color- very fine teeth, regular soc, each, 25¢ Smoothing Combs — With fine teeth and handle, regular 6oc and 75¢ at 30c and 38c ings of Small Children’s Hair ORCHID Brushes—Regular $2, each, $: LIGHT BLUE GOLD PEARL — SS WHITE PEARL it Half Prine An odds and ends group comprising jewel boxes, cigarette boxes, powder boxes, hair receivers, trays and clothes brushes. Soaps - Society Hygienic Bath Soap —Round cakes, regular $1.50, box of 6, 75§¢ Peroxide Bath Soap—Reg- ular $1.50, dozen, $1.15 Geranium Bath Soap—Reg- ular $1.25, dozen, gsc Kiddie Kake Soap — A clever novelty with picture in each side, box of 4 cakes, reg- ular 25§c, 1gc Miscellaneous Djerkiss Toilet Water — Regular $3, at $2.29 Bath Dusting Powder — With large powder puff, reg- ular $1.50, at $r.19 Bath Salts—Regularly 25c and 35c package, package 19c¢ Picture Frames Novelty Perfumes — [In grape containers, regular 5c. oe ee to close out, 1S¢ In aad white or Palmers’ Almond Meal— replica shell, also Regular 25¢, at 19C half-priced! Vail’s Magic Depilatory— Regular $1, 75C Reg. $5.25 Reg. $3.25 Large 14-0z. Bottle Lam- $2.63 $1.63 bert’s Listerine — Regular $r at 79C wich ™ r. al om . i) ~~: 9 ™ s Toilet Goods Shop—Firs 0r SPOTLESS TO WATER Daittodil and Velvet Rose Silks It Rolls Off, Like Water Off the Proverbtal Duck’s Back OQ more water-spotted radium Silks if Daffodil. or Velvet Rose is chosen. These two Silks have been specially treated to resist water. and, the best part is they have lost none of their softness or lustrous sheen. In pe they must be soaked for ten minutes before washing; water literally rolls off, so time must be allowed for absorption. 4 Peach In fashion’s favor for the wash- Buf f Yellow Dats: able two-piece frock for slips and — = none "| for fine silk underthings. bp Gray I i Silver Orchid Daffodil Velvet Rose _,,,..,,... Palmetto Green $2. O& Yard $3. 50 Yard | a oe 4 ' j i f f Vavy Blue Both 40 Inches Wide Black Exclusivel y at Vandervoort’s in St. Louis rr. >" a, | Special Tuesday Only Player Rolls 15c Each : 7 for $1 ARGE lot of especially select- ed word and instru- | mental Player Rolls. | Waltzes, fox trots and classical selections. Player Roll fhop ~—izth Floer. , — - aes cine et... Ml lh aan x riaza—sSe ord Fl Por Made for Vandervoort's These New Hatboxes Priced Only $4.95 ERE is an opportunity to se- cure a smart, new, well-made Hatbox at a saving of $2 to $3. A ice of these Hatboxes, favorably purchased and, in turn, low priced. Fashioned of extra heavy grade black enameled drill, with reinforcements of genuine cowhide. Beautifully lined and made in the 18-inch-round style that holds two to four hats and fits under any Pullman seat. Laggagce Shop—Downs'a'rs. | What Wondertul Opportunities Have Come With the : - $200, 000 SEMI-ANNUAL FURNITURE EVE Tomorrow, Tuesday, an Unusual Offering of money page extremely ga “— . nd women otten ta | | = a co. rosiet ~ 1000 Mattresses} TE mas | om 4 «oma - a ™ | UCH are the values that hotels and apartment-house g — ———e | ADVERTISEMENT ers will want to take advantage of these low prig 23, | Householders and people who may be planning new homes the near future should anticipate their needs in order to secure | these savings. . a Piles GoQ wi Without Salres or Cutting Thousands who ‘earned that q iicA relief can on-y * Jterna. —“- “ ‘ a > é 2 a: — bits anc amount . have e wa es h nd per be at compl lishe Neither | treatmen epositories % ~e e medicine. gn, oe . ~ - i ition causes piles tion of b: s @ ct ‘he lower wel and a weaker the part Dr. J. S. Leonhar first ‘0 Cnd ° remedy and ca eqeriplean HEM-ROID Tir, Lae reteri 10? cases with the ma acerd of eurcvess in SS per cent a deci shotuid he aod py a: every ® cre acer a rigid money-bdac yn Oe. Ter’ wast *e ary more time with apltva! t a package of HED ong Wo *f-Tllsen Terug =tores tod has £ safe and ‘asting relief t& | eands «°>d will do the same fer yo eal al ® aE —- Don’t Let That Col Turn Into “Flu” hat coid may furn 75 in‘s *-* = ’ . “er : i see Go ppe or, even worse, Pneun HIS 100% cotton felt Mattress is 1n a good quality of . 9 7 0s... ~ou take care of it ut or art ticking. Made with Imperial roll edge. Choice of 9 uh Neste son ou Pe ‘ ° ; ° ° . arig a0 ec bOW qgquicmy either full size or twin size at this unusual price. elie? | ysteroic. made from pure mustarc camphor mentho! other «imple ingredients, ts a ter-irritant which lation and heips-break up thee - as t“e meseyr- oid 50-Lb. Mattress 1423 100°: cotton felt, covered in 6.02 ACA ticking. Four rows of ge stitching and Imperial roll’. edge. Both sizes. ee 50-Lb. Mattress 132 All-felt Mattress in high quality art ticking. Made with roll edge. Choice of full or twin size. . stimu.a’es k without bi - finger-tipe tung © a@ % ente pores. ‘en A roouns relief Jars & Tubes ° eh *’ eensation that Chest of Drawers r= Special, $25.50 a = oa = a =i PB Walnut or . eee a = eee oo Mise M-K for Co — © : ai } { and Threatene Pneumonia Mh ‘Menthe Kreoamo) is a uijne cold medicine. It relieve Sida ry very from pneumonia used for 12 _ . Practice Dp’ Tae rears in pi dactor whe Other Specials ; on St ee . ** { wonderful meditcine.’” ] . we, — - . 9 ; °F 7 4 a " "até . = guiek rests, : CO YT eta e pt } ‘* am never without a bot . a , Pillows, duck feathers, MK. Wo each, for $2.70 res rv ran wh . aa Dresser, finished in wal- B drug. shea nut, $29.50 MENTHO KREOAMO COMPA! Single Deck Spring, en- nie Guaranteed or Money ee amel finish, for $8.50 Double Deck Coil Spring, for $11.50 Day-Bed with wood ends, for $28.75 Metal Beds. full size, for $13.75 Poster Bed Finished in mahogany, with venerren ay panels. Height 46 inches. 3-inch posts. — Full Size $22. 15 " || Twin Size $19, 15 g Shop—Fifth Fleer a - Sizes 40 to 56 Extraordine W Spring ‘10 Beddiz ee a eR - e Sewing Days and Wash Cotton . Are Synonymous Thoughts Hence This February kvent AY ginghams, stmped broadcloths, pretty voiles and other Wa tons that will inspire home sewers who enjoy making frocks %@ mer now, to choose at this low price. 85c English Broadcloth, 36 inches wide Silk-Striped Shirting, 32 inches wide 75c S. V. B. Ginghams, 32 inches wide Yard White Linens ~ Dropstitch Voiules, 36 inches wide $1.25 Yas 75c Printed Voiles, 36 inches wide A large asortment in solid colors and Imported French Linens, 75c Dainty Tinted Voiles | $1.00 White Eponge two-tone effects. 36 inches wide. wide. Regularly $1.50 and ee. Vandervoort’s Colored Wash Goods Shop—Seeond Floer. a ene me Colored Linens 85c Yard - ee * —_ ee mame <n

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‘ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8. 1926. _St Lous POST- DISPATCE: —— ~— — ee ce SSS ee he sts ne een >> ——anuiliigseteeieeee ee ee ee - oe eee — — 1, nue, Eisenhurt’s skull was fruc- ii ADVERTISEMENT. a oe BOY. lb, KILLED W The automobile of Samuel Ab- I How To Gain 5 HEN , of 1803 Division street and SPECIAL uliaeemen SALE a ‘Fora tour grins ear, which was on ON FLOOR SAMPLES AND USED Pounds in 30 Days OIRUCK BY AN AUTO i's" tccecns WASHING MACHINES -NITURE of Unusually, § ie character js Offered © i¢ February Furniture ” t at very Ordinary © Good taste and Value Fewer I rips to the Furnace uvennue nae were ahinens > | lee ah Pn ; lad 61 aly ° i } e Le ord driver fled hlet« hev cost but ‘ Gesu 18)" ee ok cs Gaeae Paih, Driver Says. elzed. ite take as an Iv, ; : seibieilatiaanadialintatmnen With the t ft’s the il basan’ way to take; Herbert L. Payne, 16 years old, | BABY SUFFER p past’ cod | oc praia x nse “ei UP’ of 5438A Southwest avenue. was . F get the most ; delicate : ae i killed at noon today when strick y, EVENT , “gkisny men ongpanh —— es by an automvubile on Eighteenth DAY AND NIGHT | F 0 , d flesh. and yf ie de street, Just north of Chouteau ave- ng of wen are so cxtremelv good that cae See ——e — ; H d F F Fj ht a ) ‘hin men and comen often take on 5 aupioyed a8 a clerk in the drug a czema or Ig po ore in 30 days. aS4 mat-|*tore of Charles J. Wachtel at V C | pounds OF mre Eighteenth and Chouteau, he was | Months, Was Very Cross, torrie? 5 ' : ‘ 7 rour druggs:* 6 “a 1 zed to -'f tent and Clnouleau, orhse ze th : e event, Wolf Wilson Drug Stores, ‘ : ' pee tee eet . 1 br = cpa lerbert L. Pay ic Dashed | ‘rojn on toot, leaving behind about tw. } D: ’ Jes Or casi’ P| “pep im © ro | ’ r - . o.'} ‘ " sabia i. © - ah . = ; ae eAii Oil toy 4 hoenshine whisky 1 his ra box of M af ad 's ‘ ‘od L, iver Oi} in f ront oO! W agzon [Into mac nine (‘ar a nel tt} iskv wee ] order to reduce our stock of shopworn and used Washers, we e orf : ar ft ering ey ‘ery one of these vr ac hines at hoa reafin prices Th | sa enla om Ninth to Tenth : limes ia enated and rors wnieed Ui , A comfortably heated home and Tess ® onlev anne offer ee ee ee reer wien Double tub, Ceccan cos furnace with Furnace Size | | : bee re and ask ey MeCor's. the orig- | ase Uck wi t sid re car of Hler o My baby hed eczema for about ABG Nc Dolly type.. $90 BIG 3 av nging wrine or Samahl Furnace Size coal. 4 3 aa) and genu! ime ’ er On Compound ; pert ©. Kiessling, ~S, a mechanic eight months. He suffered day and ’ | 4 And most dealers can Bil Tablets —80 Tablets —f ents. of Sappington. Kieslinge said Parnes nig bt with a red. ory: = _ EDEN i: inder $35 ABE f‘opper tu) “wing 3 f supply those sizes of— at ' —— ran from the lunchroom in fro was very cross 2n retiui. e —2 cree ng wringer 75 at nt-house OwWn- =~ of a coal wagon and was hit by the had to keep his hands tied for about es new homes 1n Bled. of skull fracture and other I readan advertisement for Cuti- oe ene ; - : iles ick injuries shortly after reaching cit, — ep and Oint nt and eet l'se 1) Washer 29 davs . _ . — P xceptions, a small parment ad ee ae dn se » apt PT OUR RATS SAREE RM 8 HE a om hospital. His deuth is tHe twenty- b ) ; f not satis f ; , oxes of Cuticura Ointment, togeth- “eel Pies bets as Without Salves or Cutting , , - re vehiec ee ; » tOg 11 fo us and we- Will allow . third motor vehicle fatality. of th®) ler with the Caticura Soap, he was very penny already paid in through our shop and is down will secure one of these véar, compare d wi ith 19 last year. completely healed. in about six sty | any ot] er Washer in stock in gc : | condition machines, the Daliance in (Signed) Mrs. Andrew Sige as cei monthly payments. i eae OAL Thousands who bave piles have not | sally mga permanent | fan Hurt by Auto Truck Jan. 9 f weeks.” reef can only be a ‘com plishes 1 with Dies of Injuries. Mortensen, Green Bay Ave., Den- ae GARFIELD ee ‘atepnal medicine. ‘Neither e¢ ‘utting Injuries caused by a truck ofehis mark, Wis., June 3, 1925. GR? COME EARLY—FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED per gm £ | nor any amount o* treatment W ith ery, ployers Jan. 9, caused the} Use Cuticura for every-day toilet oie ’ COAL COKE Co. pnd suppositories will re-; death at ish Tlospital vesterday t i ointments an j death at Jew! Tospital veste da purposes. Bathe with Soap, soothe T _ Established 1863 | mowe the cause. ‘of Adolph Rothschild, 65 vears |with Ointment, dust with Talcum. Bad eireviation egyrkes Dil s, There | old, a fore! man ray t the Straus (‘o. Soap 2b _ Cinteent % and Be Teloum Se Bold Ret ween Lorent and St. Ch , trae aries) odress , : i eke ee Mem” 7 r bowel and a weakenit ig of Rothschild hase n a@justing) | aa ° wr 7 afc Dr. J. 8. L li Sie ee ating | Coico an Fi Fa The POST-DISPATCH {s the ooly St. Louis evening ‘he parts. Be Us. Me eonhardt na hie | radiator cover of an undertak- newspaper giving Associated ress news service. | fimt to fing the remedy and calied oe oF s hearse at the Beaumont street | is @ complete stagnat 1071 of 1 blocd iM | °%655 Tocust ciutownrd. 7 , - 1} Ld ” prascripvon t M rm 1D. I) 2 Leot : Bi : ’ . 4? 4 . Peng AA PR RARARRAAARA AA AAR AA RRA RAR A AAPA RARAA RA RA AAA AAREAA AR AA AA AA GAAA AAPA FA RARARAAA AA RAAARARAA AACA RR ARG wed it In 1000 cases with the marvelous loading piatrorm of the company. -erord of Sure’ss 17 eS per cent and ther A Stra us company truck. oper ated guided it should he eold by druggists || * , a N ¢ h e unaer . male a oOnaesww.h au Uar- ry STO TA \J a? ea *, ier GS 2 erro, #) : a eee eT G m& 24g4%i 1 Ac 7 Jace gu ; i) me ants. 1724 North Compton avenue, stood 4 H a Tea Tas Pee pont waste anr more time with outside | ’ seiliehniasdiuaaenannnaioain iesoanen cet eene tre. ee Erne 9 ee eta eat meeE ti SORES pep eo roe —— hes given safe avd lasting relief to thou- | nujling away from the platform, . pulling away) om th | I + ; ) pniess TOU tan are or it at once, Man: Other Accidents. Rub Musterole on the congested - >. yhoice of =" . fs i ' 4 moeice nre ager KINEg a "«. j paris and sec Lew quickly it brings) ) lief 7 : oe" | geda with broken headlights eT. re ' * wh} 44 enecded mHri nm if Broadway’ Mustero'e. made from purea_ail of 1 : . , aet night without a tire on tne 4 . mustars . camp liar mentho! and last niz WIthOoU - ~ W i) , . 4 4? ij oo mS ere ‘ i lattress other simple ingredien‘s, is a coun, i, i ee itered when the car struck ACol hiiel sftimuintes eCireyu- | . “oR fer-iTritant wi “a lation and helps hrenk ‘Dp the cold. (Hinerner, 32 years o190 of 209 Bo 75 . Ag effective as tie messy o d mustard ©n Ftreet, As © was CTOSS- . plaster; docs the work without blister ing Broadway near HKoein ‘sires’ | Rub it on with ur finger-tips Vou ig, itv hot | wi!) fee| a warm ting’e a@ it enters the leerr — oe oe \ pores, then a cooling sensation that brings ‘ta! suffering from a skull frac- | Welcome relief. l¢ wre abrasions and lacerations f , covered in 6-0z. Jars & Tubes ee tere itn, a1 3 ur rows of side * tle. oe the ue. erial roll edge. dan fled e) ‘ Y alg ‘ ‘ ss nesses, who told about the heaa- ; a -i > - ~ ‘ | " ? ight “= awijG tire, WerL wisct wit iU , - re 1 him 7 8 oe. ‘ ’ %é- Mrs. Wilhelmina Schultz, 8&4 FO ep anne cre cents (ceemeieeene aan os een Su 2 OO , eee tenn amy i . 5 mecca " , : a : pena " patentee a see eeeenneipnainn: sgh e os ’ “ _ Better than a mustard plaster neiscae lial oe 2 os siden Hickory street, yesterday af : ae ADVERTISEMENT ri00n, wus kno ‘ked-. dow r) +. ae le ; machine of Owen Baker. a Negro, & UseM-K for Colds 0 ce E | | 4 Sete tate cay necenn” = | xact Copies o esses skull was fractured, scalp lacera’ : \ r $| EN 222 Jf iD Aniured. Baker, su: f ; = . . : ho and tr : M h Hi h P : nf’ had sounded his horn and Mrs. : d - } Pneumonia Selultz stopped but started in fro: : uc ig er rice § of him again. Tae nersons who le » ; took her to the hospital told him’ ! A M-K Ment ho-Kreoamo) is a gen- ‘0 folion e sald, bu e could ret fF . : 4 Hae cota eee. ee ee and at & F you have been shopping the town you will immediately sense the un- recovery from pneumonia. It /70™°- : ; : has been used for 12 Share th grivate| Driving no: pes; a: usual character of this event. For here you may have the very newest | ep by the doctor who origi- St™*et. wey ia oe “« Frocks of the season at a price which is frankly sensational! Scores of i t if. Z0iv .Oori nirteentn street ie ; ; ‘A wonderful medicine,’’ H, M,/ Mary Triola, 8, of 1227 North Thir- styles to choose from. Lovely Frocks for business and school wear. Stun- 5 ee Seek remults,”* MR oie, Mary, whe onttere Or? B ,ning modes for afternoon needs. One Frock truly prettier than the other. 4 “ng never without a bottle of ne. wary, Wno sulrered a sk-1]] & . er . 4 MK wo [ |frnctere, had tun from a paésacze. | F By all means come early Tuesday to this great bargain festival. 4 You trr it! If it doesn’t produce way behind a parked car and initio - 4 results you can get your money back. oe : 4 ‘Buy at at anv d rug store, Gottieb Eisenhurt, 39, of 39: ie 4 MEMTHO-KREOAMO COMPANY {itreet in trant nt ocho ee A . linton Ty paved euaa cy ip “gates on — 4 Results Guaranteed or Money nett: vies ei ay A ae, tell 3 = : Fr toe ISSPUTl ave- i: 3) ad —= 4 } z | 7 | si / veneered back a STOUT ¢ Jane! yryan | 4 ich posts. | Sizes : $22.75 Bf ,cizes \ BASEMENT / Sizes || : | . | ‘Xt x Locust 40 6 | A we eve weve BRA AA >A Extraordinary Advance Sale Spring Dresses mw DS —e ae RAAT AA AA AA ARAL -ottons ohts pee ale AA AA DARA AD WES PSY He be OR ee we WW Owe BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED MODES OF New Georgettes Stunning Prints Black Satins = her Wash Cot- rocks for Sum- Oc inens ‘ard e+ EU we wy ee ees New Spring fash Rich Canton Crepes ; in asn- : ; ie Ree gs acaiie Crepe de Chines Flat Crepes j women at sale prices. Youthful copies of higher- priced models. SPRING COLORS Chartreuse -:- Phantom Red Belgian Blue -:- French Gray Fallow -:- Lovebird -:- Bois de Rose Seah. Navy -:- Tan -:- Green -:- Black 6 New Combinations The materials in- clude the new Crepes and Satins. Every smart treat- ment has been uti- lized. Smart new shades, black and ~ ST vy ea¥s rr er er re igh , 4 Pi vo ; te : ea? . o . eceent #. earn oe re ‘OME P taphyteay” +* Pe) . - 7 j é? - f ante BAA . : : SIZES MISSES’ = nens, 45 inches ree SIZES = hg 14 to 18 36 to 44 T.. $7.77 1 aes si POePUeePewe: ++ eure eee ee eye vl ed ev wURewe ve ve ee Sere ye: sae VUwv ye ver eee eee e oe eH ic a bat fe) 9 ie) emeuccctes

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MOND \Y EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT 3 6 ae ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH lil aiid ibieica taliiameniananiieaiailineaedteanen tment —— . — a a Sales | F us~ Darr | oS ) | a * 7 — Zz . asec This Month’ SPINE ZAC 8 ——_. | a —— : ge on ; Ss ) — r 3 T Tuesday Is a Particularly Profitable Day to Participate in 7 i _ ; Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday | Double Ef Double Eagle Stamps uesday Campaign of Super Value-Giving — and the Offerings Are of Special interes aicarnereteinnnnenceiennithi a $s wie ; . " * m4 ij i Many Will Select From This | ; ee I : 4 | Tuesday, St. Louisans Will Be Accorded Two Very Unusual Saving Opportunities, in the Annua a | . Black Crepe $6).69 | $3.50Value, d*). ) Yard *eeeeert *®y : : = : io otek ein . | : ay 2B r ” of This Event’s Super-Value-Giving : © Black Crepe de Chine of all silk weave, and a me- | . irable Suites—lT wo High-Lights Oo ‘ dium weight that will be widely wanted for practical One-Day Offerings of Very Des . H Spring frocks. 40 inches wide—woven to give service | a —— 3 4 ~~ seam — $300 Bedroom Suites ic He 3 . cee gate ; | S ! i $2.98 Prints $4.50 Satin | : : ait ee , ; 1956 printed patterns er all- | Reversible satin-faced crepe in |} 4 \ TT i | | ‘y silk crepes—large and small de- avariety of dartime shades—-49 N | signs in MIlig medium and inches wide and a quality that ! | | ast | t dark colorings wears—splendidiy S H the vard . $2.48 | yard . $3: 9 i SA | Al ; & wir oor { a Ae | i i 9 , ; LT ee ae | a {if 4 | RYN eee MEZN . _— re aa | TT WA \h\\ A Ze, 7 orn 1/7) a ' | & , . A oh ated ny 1 : Yj if (iy i : i The Second Day of the Showing of | 3 | : 5 as TT a a i i | This sale price is so unusually Jow that you cannot possibly realize Alia | Wy rf /f ) h a Pp A nts | how excellent the furniture is without seeing tt. Four pieces, of a ER SS , . me Hi] ' | ep Vi Yl : ' stvle that combines strength and beautiful modern lines, with A ee =a. Es, ie | careful construction in everv detail. Vanity dresser with odraw- | PZ , SS ae if Splendid | ers and two powder boxes, 48-inch dresser. wardrobe and bow: iv se: = Ke r p ¥ ' end bed. Finish is dull blended walnut and excellent hardwood. | Fz) S —= : Value, Yard.. | Mahogany drawer linings, dovetailed front and back. ge ee . i ' ' ts > ff | @ First showing of new Spring patterns in these “vear- | Pieces Obtainable Separatelv = SS | Ee round” Printed Cottons—manvy aitractive patterns and = || ee re — j SS S, colorings for womens and children’s: wear. : : Deferred : i! Dresses made of these Prints. | ; Future ° e : using Pictorial Patterns. | Payments . : : — he “es Deliveries 4 Shown on liviag mode: If QO 41h ] q lhird Pleor | Desired J May Be io aan } | | Arranged : 1 — ae ee = eee 7 ‘ ‘ y € This is furniture that will give vou the vears of service that vou expect—and the saving to be effected is so great that there é will be a two-fold satisfaction in its possession. You will like the | | A Tuesday Opportunity—Just 60 sturdy construction and the excellent quality taupe-colored mohair : . ° upholstery on all wearable parts. Cushions are spring filled and China Dinn Vr S t reversible. Top rail and bottom of the frames are carved. Three oe | ¢ S pieces—davenport, chair and wing chair. Values such as these } f Suites have built the reputation of the February Sale in our Fur- do $50 Value. » 95 10! niture section. | rie | / s | a ae. = Ss Dieces Davenport and Chair, Priced $159 niga a - ? . 7 ip a = Butter Plates i Covered Butter Dish At a mr \=— 2 =) ma o _— - . Fuit Stes 2 Open Vegetable Dishes Special > S.) Special, $ SO Special, r2 Soup Plates 2 Covered Dishes Savin t iia panei r | Yard I> , & — 2 Piztters & O > if Pair. eeee Pai! » eae. «a N: RG , ; ; tied Dis Fifth Ficoer t , stidiitiniitinite awe yo eee ee eee eaiee Of mew err is-firted Cur. : ee 43 tnch itvor and 4 i { @a oe Ai +Gehisn " a ~— a { ; i tes Auld enews with bul- ted Curtain Nets: suitable @ lhousands ot pieces of | ree-inch DB G trimgy: ae i m:; 40 and 43 inches * an yo eee — “ Bn: | 2 | Wm. Rogers renowned double = {|} si Fifth Fleer | ; . es Hi 2 ara AA silver-plated Tableware. | in the distinctive “Richmond” | ; se . ‘* P a } : = i | Hotpoint Paneled Style pattern, finished in platinun: }} {J color finish. Fill your needs || | These Special Groups Provide Highly Advantageous Choice ot from the following groups 7s | $17.75 Percolators ; ir Re: 7.6 sageaetl is . oe ; $1.75 set of 6 leaspoons 4 45 H ] 7 OVS : > act . $3.50 Set of 6 Tablespoons. $2.30 t we ' Tuesday > 45 ae $3.30 Set of 6 Table Forks s230 = || | Sw A ; Ss . $3.60 Set of 6 Medin kK ; / ; : f\ p” 3 e nm. nives, - : ay | ae Mt “es . po a Select for Your Home Tuesday, and Effect Important Savings : AVAL ? eee oo ee o0o¢ Sugar Shells. each he | | 410 * ‘ $13.50 Service Sets 6HOc Butter Knives, each 100 | 4 ‘ ea a ae 2 Cs : f iM ne : i House Wis es wan ting ; re rite eee wl 2 . ERIE Rep S4.80 “et of 6 Individual salasl ti i $64.50 Refrigerators $45.95 Refrigerators | : S . n : a Pee aiid, ~ e ' bake. ' LS nact*y +! ** ename.ied “so - be comp.etea Wis en a. Ac —- automat iTain trap. ew rs | 4 at ; : me 7 rs ' ’ ; ,4 Ae tTt Ars are ‘oe @ . 74 : ia s es “ + 4 ; > 4 a +o ‘ 4 > H ii a r , if * . ~ a on + =" » > 7 rr, “a 4 . i $° AS oO, $5 MAO Tas y , 4 : j a . -uy4cs Siz . - a"- « = #£e © @oeeTqgsws es « ' spe i e#eteer# : r se ~ ~ eee i Side-icing Lliliinots Refrig¢era =? i. Org Kiearfront sanltary Litebe: i+ ope ot? hand oven ¢ with X > ena? Ling ihinets 3 Tray enamel finis Witna ire 4 about 99 a $28 05 e@ iit ing $7 - *e@Ini-wrnite f ; Oe —— 4 4 ie } ca Pac. Ds * . - . o > a? © , | 7 A | nis — qit vou appreciate the satisfaction of possessing a high-grade Kadi a Set vou should take advantage of this opportunity to save one-half on the “Music Master.” Latest twpe six-tube receiver, complete with - built-in Music Master speaker, 6 tested tubes, and “B” batteries and 4 $5.50 Ash Cans Crystal White Soap storage battery of standard makes. A limited number. | “King” brand Ash Cans of heavy galvanized iron. | White Laundry Soap made by Peet Bros = me ' , ' ; with cever; about i2-galion = » size: iimit 2° te a buvrer: no mai! or $117.30 Five-Tube Music Master Sets, complete. .. - +e 969.75 Sixth Fleer || |} capacity ..-.ce p eeneeee e+e conan ees $4.45 phone orders filled. . ccceccscoceces 2

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) =: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH La es | Pamous~ Barr Cos February Sales | Tuesday | | | a er Eagle Stamps - sday | Profit Substantially by the Extraordinary Savings Offered Throughout This | Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday a Dominant Store During This Month’s Campaign of Super - Value - Giving \ ~ S February's Unsurpassed Offering of Advance Models for Men and Young Men : The Fobraum ites Olle sa $35, $40 to $50 Values $35, $40 to $50 Overcoats © —at the Special Price of ‘2 US This assortment is large—it includes | only this Winter’s most eorrect types | of Overeoats; many high-grade Coat- | ings are represented and as the choice is broad and the savings extreme, many will even think of selecting for next EE_ —_ mt CE ae A rn ! € This is a clothes-buying opportunity vou can scarcely afford to overlook; it was planned months ago and demonstrates, in a most forcible manner the dominance of our Men’s Store. Every Suit combines quality with a smart Spring stvling that is exceptional at $29.75—a combination that was possible only because we had these Suits tailored of choice woolens in exact accordance with ourown specifications. Plain shades and Spring patterns to suit everv taste and sizes for all. Winter. one s : Excellent Woolens The Newest Patterns The size range provides choice Fancy, silk-mixed worsteds, fancy cheviots. Pencil stripes, neat mixtures, overplaids, for all figure types. serges, smooth-finished cassimeres, unfin. herringbone weaves, checked patterns, De ished worsteds and plain, colored flannels. and the most approved plain shades. Second Fleor The Second Day to Save Extremely on Newest Dresses and A prons in Our we = 7 The Second Day to Select From This Exceptional Assortment of @ | | a ~ Lovely Spring Coats t that oe | ill like the { : 3 : ot chair | —Sample Models and Specially Purchased: Groups « filled and pe A - A J f Me $59.75 to $75.00 Values ~? \. @ By supplying vour Spring and Summer needs in Wash Dresses and | . SW Dress Aprons during this annual sale you will effect a worthwhile sav- 34 Ing. All models are advance and charming—of cotton. silk, ravon and the By silk-mixed weaves, the variety being sure to please. | Dress New Dress | ane | WA Dresses Aprons resses Aprons req. ‘three ch as these i | 1 | | in our Fur. y | | Seventh l loor | 99 S “m. “ if ten ica ad : Me m = : ~* : ~ r .* gees cad . . NN ° » A ite ae a — = ~ 4 ‘“, a - “ > . » y ~~, ‘i sr Sy a ; . . . . mr" -~ . , j é& - “ » ~ = Z é. we ~ i 7 " | p— , Gat es MESS : a oe os Dresses and Aprons | “pee sae | $39.95 a ° ; NA fi 7 f ome Vileg) varmen's . Le xP Pi $) : for stow! Ligures ur i Ranges $ S88 "First long pants” Suits im singi and b Se iE styles we are discontinuing sq Sees Jey double breasted stvles— tailored to correct- ay es 2 oe ow and medium top mod : () : ly fit vouthful figures. Made of serviceable a ew tbe walla aoe $49.5 | \ oolens, m tan, Cray and Panes mixed col- : reed as 5 t} wbd m Hand-embroidered rayon Dresses and orings including blue and white stripes. p Dress Aprons of prints and ginghams, ¢ Of pink coutil, Bros. regular pleated and cireular skirt models trimmed Each Suit has two pairs long with elastic sec- 70 ‘or 75C with braid, lace and other effects. Wide trousers. Sizes 12 to 18 years. tion on sides and ho} f 1 colors Second Vloeor three pairs of sup- ae Catlery choice of patterns and c S. ! | pa cli a Third Fleer 4 Third Floor rors a wie ee es ee gt ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 10 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDA Y EVENING. FEBRUARY 8, 1926. Ss ~ a ne en Our Thrift Payment Plan of Small Deterred Remember! Payments Paves the Way for a Radio in Your Home Pay as Little as $2.00 Weekly | tie store for | The Greatest Radio Sale of Al This Is David Grimes New Receiver | The combined efforts and huge purchasing power of 15 national department stores bring to all music lovers’ 1 the most amazing value in radio history. Savings of the most extraordinary nature. DAVIS 4 : , ~ ° 1 a... y a i er Yy C | C \ \ F | } - : 3 4 Up | | : : Fi YY we. ' | : | ‘ ; / y f 7 ha cS : Ay th i : SA, 4 o ‘ f' 4 , ™ ; iff, ip CLS hi : - 4 : VJ OF . ff he ‘ff Pa ff A Aéd 4S h, => A ~~ ™ P s : ~~ Jf ’ ; 7 L/h SAS om _ 4 ' ‘ fy he ; ; as (i St o ’ Sf ba 2 ~~ . 4 : f ie : ‘ Ah 7 : / Af. Va d y A 4 4 , 4 J / A : AS, 4, Af ¥ ; Zs A, bh , . Ss 7 Ly ‘ ‘ 7 : 4 : od / , 4. é Af “a | ASS, 4 Pi; : Hy / 4 f v4 af * f * 48 Ys isi, sf Z, JAAS fA, ; Ja ALA J — ? 4 (/f - / Ms, 4 4, /; a / J Af f ~ 4 Z -_" ow [EQUIPPED | Note- These Shi Are All Pe ee q ‘aii . | i Vip \ 7 : = —— = : ) pa wns 3 : | and Gas ) = = = — Ramet bent serum teed Fa: installed Fe i ao ee - 3 | Colors — me SE: FY (th (| WYWjIA ) H : WI ‘ ¥ mi dditional ) Mf AN eres What Your }9 , additiona Ue i ik SAX we | | || ee AWAY $69.97 Buys: |) taf : a * e : ‘ ui A W / val WN AN 1 David Grimes 5-Tube Receiving Set 5 Genuine Cunningham or U. V. 201-A Tubes 1 Westinghouse or U. S. L. Rubber Case Storage Battery 2 Large 45-Volt “B” Batteries 1 22'.-Volt “B” Battery 1 “C” Battery | 1 $12.50 Musette Bakelite Bell Loud Speaker j : j : ; i 7 ; ' j j : ; / fi 4 \' 1 \} ; +} tad Mine VV \ , ii j i } ' iffy iH \ figdy } AY | ; j , 7 ; i HAIR A ATR ALL i”? , peigi iit i fi jij MH i ; wea a BAS Ie SO a ae eae ® s . ; an 4 Xe 4 ' WA a. if . 1 Tits ra : : — tat ee H 5s OF = { | ee | \ Val jet i if {ti i Al A he , 7 | c I tip , se ; N ‘a pie i} sf : | a} ; - ode j iA ; »*;' 2.4 G NAN Ie Feet Tiree eel 4 | we £ \y | \— fi A | ty | oA i 4 Se ij ; ’ aa? (MiG ‘aad ' u ‘ - ; ~ - =e ""a? Sea ; ~~ A } af Sik E i } inj *, : (tf a z ~~ s Fi i ‘ ; 4 . ¢. — 0 ——— . ; 8 Ny NG oll i i il 1¢ Musette Horn : —s 4 ar « ita? > . ; , , ra , , ; yi \\ I Wp ii * ii! : / . Wee Ya - fom 77 F _ . A ; ; y : > aol Vi SZ \ mil Fi fh / - ~ * he i} Vf J j ; F + ; _ , MNT fied SS . . . ’ . e Se Oe . " = ———— ————— —. Is known a he Stradivariu Rad It sells regu- larly for $12.50. It was awarded the trophy at the Radio » ~ i . > * * . ’ ‘Ss 4 . ‘- SSS World’s Fair, September, 1924. Just think. You get this Ss horn as part of the outfit. ——S A Limited Number of These Sets Available for Immediate Delivery. All Sets Will Be Delivered to Purchasers Within a Week to 10 Days. ! The Set and Equipment Sells Regularly for $113.00 | Remember, Every Set Is New A New 5-Tube Storage Battery Set [12 me: sey 1 sal 2 - on Our Convenient | in the Original Factory Box —Up to Date in Every Respect ' 3 Just cis the Sel let the factory Lt tories besides this Payment ; lumous Set vou get accessories of the highest grade. The renowned [ . 4 *Musette bakelite bell loud speaker is a marvel of clearness and me'!- earn or “Gil SO ete 0 ‘ Plan : low tone, The other equipment as listed above is all nationally known 4 { and ¢ : One of the? cry finest »-tube Sets that ba- appeared on the market tOls Vear. you a : 1 e.moment vou look at it that this is no ordinarv Radio Set—the beautiful TermsasLowas 4 ee +s ‘* , ¢ ‘ . MU PaAn Teed, % CA i | ta * — . , ~ ; y ] ? . ba | Ms - a. ee, | Tt" a« ; . _ + ~ » 4 > ‘ > > ‘ ,- “7 “> + > , . } * ; - “> VEU? 4 . , + ‘ a | ‘ ‘ . ™ ‘ r ATCEW OO ca rie 1lidl ery t ria \ Paki id )) F ¢ nuipne manogvauy alle rhe mite Lele | by lea iv. e i ‘ 7 c ) Cc [ ] l panel tron? bys) { rmayedie } RPaATAr ANA sarihlazan } +} acy? . —— rIWMi1CM491 +? _ ‘ Lif - | Breage: i Sees: sia Pal LTLChSOLLiCd \ eneraved and Ti} ma Athiteti ily COppel — i= Unusual iT! e 4 | . 1; ° 4 | S| are 1 a \ |] ; , tself. The moment vou feel the velvety fine precision tuning of the dials vou knov ; tO oNnare In US Auotment that here is as fine a 5-tube Set as money ean buy a “yy : Eee ane tw ee d | , ee - Xe sia " eS | : q ee, tecanse evet porn that burs ove willbe ir bes sales You Have Seen David Grimes Radios Advertised” “At our last f ns Pietant ctations those far are me in distinctly and a ee on hee ) ‘ ‘ : Pai _ ig we cannot guarantee that in your particular eat ’ PH apy dic : : : . . y . and wii we canot guarantee that sour partieae Twa on Posters and Billboards All Over the Country | | £224228¢ . ae ena a , ape oe a 3 } ; dence St. Lou . NOTE THE ACCESSORIES micst: promiochl sete Tee nbn on eee events. We di | | | b / Radio—A Contribution to Civilization.”’ Also. amone other signs, t= been equalled | No “Bootleg” Tubes ft S ere j | reading. “‘Te'a Slave. Ss New Mid Grimes ake GU This wan ‘Oe WeiL.-KnOWN Sign snowing a stork presenting 1 wondersul Grimes St : We have pr Sale on a bet even finer—if No “Orphan” “B” Batteries : ; AND—The Wonderful $12.50 Musette Loud } Speaker 4 | dorim: Rach . . - i* . fy ' i} cei qs ’ . So ary ™~ 5 * : . " . . . + , . ‘ * ? § r one 4 ; 54 \ L iri’ fa " ‘ + ss ; 4 ‘ ~ [ ‘ ot *. ie | 2: i} y a ” & - : ‘ s : 4 i > — . “> ~ > . ~ 4 : ‘ i = § : ‘ i. a | hd we " - ? ’ . ’ : ry i= ’ ‘ —— . ’ + : i<i =A +e CAiid al ‘ t ati, biiadi i : 4 ~ eae ’ ' cv ° s . * +n 7 ' ~ rr Barer , , ‘ ' 4 ; i ‘ i ‘ , i : : | ‘ " ’ ‘ ’ 4 Shirt 1 country, est in thi colossal : ed their | ef —_ 1 OUR GLARANTEE Phere will be a simall charge for the antenna ' equipment and installation. Let us do this for a : } ' ’ " ‘ J ¥ - < - <a vou because high quality workmanship is imper- Rad Each Set fully guaranteed, with free service for six months if we install it. - ee aay | ooo i. gen We maintain a large and thoroughly trained service force to care for ev@y © marty i. ile’ PST alia qo}? ehnareec Pepe. a? Mae Set we sel! and install. 4 Lype antenna outtin A Contribution to Civilization Remember—A Limited Number of These Sets—Please Be Here Early” Nugents—Radio Department—Third Floor - | —— een ~— CTI NE A EOWA IY) ra _—

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY §8, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAFCH eae 1f EE TT The Sale for Every Man The Big Shirt Parade B Ver Note— These Shirts h Are All Perfect hout the ie ithe rent, $39 an uaran- — teed Fast Colors — _ OUT A Tubes se | | ° a ee t ypeaker rH] | t sells regu- if the Nadio bou eet this WL Te PE A, EE — y This Set nvenient lent in Every Walk of Life Promptly 18,600 IN ALL!! Not a few fine Shirts but thousands, in the best materials—the smartest pat- terns and colors. Our customers think of them as those ‘‘ marvelous Shirts on sale at Nugents.’’ We could have put most of these Shirts in our regular stock for two and three times this price— but we preferred to have the greatest Shirt sale St. Louis has ever seen, instead. Limit — Two Silk or Ravon Shirts Only to Any One Customer ene ~— - esean . sf eeetein wese oe - 7 7 e-ee** ° : .Ssiaeekesnéeeeee : - oe ee ee ee . ee f ia a re et a A a re te e.@++8 oer . . ‘ . zt? -* -** . " ’ see - 7 - ~“e- . catenin seetessccs _ —_~ e@uvu@ese2SSics . tae to eZINS atS A.M. Tuesday Sizes— 134% to 17% Every Kind From Collar-Attached to Neckband Style No Phone or Mail Orders Lowas Veekly —_ z ; i g 4 g s ‘ t & - ¢ 4 & ‘e » mz x Why You Should kxpect Great Things . rtised At our last Shirt sale more than 4000 Spurts were taken the first hour, between un try Sand 9 o'clock in the morning. It was a tremendous demonstration of the confi- the dence St. Louis has tn our great Shirl “David Crimes : events. We doubt if that record has ever the one been equalled im St. Louis. SIE" lis 2 ee . " ~ Pius Wa "ell] Giriunes 3s We have prepared this\February Shirt sale on a better scale—the Shirts being even finer—if such a thing is possible. as a reputatiell thev are on We eomstde! Se] oa 7 Siyet Shirt makers all over the country, taking a deep inter- est In this sale because of its colossal size, have contribut- ed their best Shirts. _eeeeee anil if we install 1t. care for every te Here Early Read This List— 1200 Diamond Weave Broadcloths 962 Rayon Shirts 490) Silk Shirts 400 Silk Stripe Shirts 1900 Fancy Stripe Broadcloths 1650 Fancy Check Broadcloths $72 Ravon Filler Shirts 662 Rayon Stripe Madras 2770 Imp. English Broadcloths 397 Corded Madras 330 “Kingsatin” Shirts 94] Fancy Madras Shirts 600 Woven Madras Shirts 1200 Fancy White Shirts 9) Novelty Shirts 3496 Miscellaneous (Nugent»—Uain Ficor. North.) RC On ct ens 7 TWOHELD IN MYSTERY ‘OF PANCHO VILA HEAD ‘American Soldier of Fortune ‘@@ Mexican in Custody— Skull Still Missing. a Fy the Associated Press. PARRAL Mexico, Feb. #.—The headless body of Francisco (Pancho) Villa, notorious band'' ‘and rebel! chieftain, whoee cement 'sepulcher was torn open by ghouls Friday night. may be the silent ac cuser of Emil Halmdahl, American soldier of fortune, and a Megican, ‘Alberto Corral! Hialmdahl. who is reputed to have been a guide for / Gen Pershing’s expedition into Mexico in chase of Villa, and Car- ral are in jail here while author- ities are trying to learn what wes ‘done with Villa's head, which the | grave robbers cut off. , No satisfactory explanation hee been given for the decapitation. jalthough a note left with the boéy said the head was to be sent to Co- lumbus, N. M., scene of the band@it raid in 1916 that resulted in the American Punitive: =x peditian. Many here believe the head whs filehed from the tomb for surrep- ititious sale to some institution for scientific etudy. ; * Investigators have faken thdir 'lead from a reported inquiry - cently by an American as to tBe exact location of Villa’s grave, which was potnted out bv the rok. eterv caretaker. Conditions abotit the grave offered smal! aid to , | lution of the mysterv, except thb ,it must have taxca a number f i strong men to dislodge the weigh concrete covering slab. TAquir ‘bottles and corks smelling of "the t f Vv i'gent chemicals found near tBe grave puzzle the authorities. TRe | bddy was left partly exposed fo view, apparentiy having he@gn 'moved only enough for the a : itators to do their work. ' | Villa was buried here in 1922 fdal- ‘lowing his death at the hands | some of his disgruntled henchmen. t ‘THREE PHYSICIANS SLAIN BY PATIENT, WHO KILLS SEEF ‘Russian Workman Shoots Pronj- nent Moscow Doctors When He | ails to Obtain a Curc. ; By the Associated Press. : MOSCOW, Feb. 8.-—Three prorme- ‘inent physicians have been Base > ‘death by a patient who had failéd to obtain a cure at their hands arid , who later committed suicide. The victims were Dr. Namg Maize!l, Dr. Moses Melcharski and | Dr. Emil Hirschfield. Their assal - ‘ant was Stephen Losgachoff. #a iworkman, who for some time hdd ' been‘taking treatment for a s¢riogs ‘nervous disorder at Dr. Hitsch- _field’s hospital, at which the shoog- ing’ occurred. ; When Losgachoff went there he was questioned about his conditidn by Maizel,. but replied that he 7 ‘not improved. At this point Maige] ‘left the room to consult with fa _colleague. The patient followéd ~ jhim and shot the physician in te , head. ACQUITTED OF MURDER ON | UNWRITTEN LAW PLEA | By the Agaociated Press. . | MEMPHIS, Tenn., Feb. 8.-—Ma@. James F. Farmer was acquittéd late Saturday of murder. She killed Mrs. Mary Lee Scott. ; | Mrs. Farmer, reconciled with htr ‘husband, whose relations with Més. ‘Scott. a divorcee, led to the killiag ‘in Mrs. Scott's apartment, is pt home with her family. Following his wife's acquitt@l, Farmer issued a statement urgitg imen “to stay at home and keép your troubles with you there.” Se®f- 'defense and “the unwritten hg” were Mrs. Farmer's defense. =. safe Blowers Get $1200. & Bye the Asaeociated Praar, COLUMBIA, Mo., Feb. &.—Rdpb- bers blew open a safe in the (®- /lumbia Theater here and escaped with $1200 last night : * Quininej Yi, tablets _ The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet Proven Safe for more than and as a Preventive. The box bears this signevure © “ebro eH geen emma

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Pain OE ERS PNR Oh aT AY & — m ge ee ee oe & 2 1 Ea] * #4 ee ae z 7 , ; evr ns Mii © silo PORES ONE AE isi 96 Tidndlg Sande Slips Salinntie oben i MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY §&, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - c- SS OS 8s eee ee ee 2 eee ee ee ee ‘NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS |: i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a . M ’ ES . e EN’S DRESS Nainsook Union Shirts ieee Suits _ missed Shirts om highe est qual y nau priced es, and Soon ft orced ] mreviou* sales arits Qqarmea a ” > l tuehed k t but en 6 She > x: regulars. Coi'a m wast attached and will want a sur neckband styles piv of these: as Broken sizes. sorte] sizes : | {C (RBargain Basement.) (Bargain Bascment.) i ‘ y, You'll Re Eac h Sarna s 2s. re ses)! a8 3000 Imperial Word Rolls | raced ¥ wi “Sleepy Time ta mm the tinea r Me (Hargain Basement.' ’ oi * ‘\ New “Hoover” Dresses Just Recewed a New Shipment of These Serviceable Dresses MADE OF (0) e 5 Xie, (Checked Gingham-, Chambray Linenc, White, Blue, Green i.ray and Lavender. some Trimmed With White Collars. 36 to 416. “1zZ¢s WORN BY Nurses Doctors Manicurtists W aitres-e* and for General Honw Wear _WASH a ‘ gingh ai [iyesses i . . rrerry ~~ > “as a] , . : nm mrs Reguiar and een ~~ es Attendants VMiaid-~ \ i(Nagents—Bargain Basement.) f — Juniors’ and Girls’ , bey Valances ar eal f ; FS Dior 05¢ 5-Pc. Double Ruffle | Valance Set ew Flat Curtain Rods Wala E.xtra-strorme rner FR Casiiy put up a ‘ eatisfact an arr.ise Pa C Opaque Scalloped ‘Shades (Bargain Basement.) 1&sS6-ine' Frag hug. § Mack &@ Six rie t ¢ eyeenriery reas $1.29 {are Children’s Stamped m nitty (Mag ue - a white “yellow r gras Come Rag 260¢ x Seconds SIZE ge ra -iéa Hows t end = omuge,. very it: fringed | ” Infante’ Rubber Dante’ “iin-oO stvle ¥! IR cn, A ratura l7c 4 eizTes $18 Gold Seal Congoleum Cotes nly ' clce pa sateot by. “$10. 05 fac turer efacitor "Silk Pongee (Bargain Basement.) 1000 vards « nported a Nee A silk Japanese Bande 12 os weight i 4 Standard “3 sover “5 | Grenadine and Voile ong atufTa 0 ranis to customer: yard C _ Ruffle Curtains Children’ jet ge “ : Sy 44 $2. 50 Wool as - Stamped Tea Towels as patie * *. rped lL. - } : - qua " g . et O8 iat = gait 4 ; : Figured Drapery Gauze ae Dresses Colored Ruffle Hemmed Diapers for S11. Curtains . . ee a Wy . 2 ie ¥ Wrva * ” © 7 1. _ " ' . i ; ; , , Oe SO eee we ee. Sew eee ee ee ee eee eee . ‘ # | toed P a a Another Qui@ette houtlic ai With colored =" vn ; ee “77C Tots’ Bathrobes > ° : Boys’ New | Roviog ons. 07¢ Rewer Bloomers Infants Shirts io IO ie _Another Hat Special 50c. aie hak Sizes t (Bargain Basement.) all Fal! 1.7 > “Ate Se ese ees Piss ese a ~ MEN! ) BUY NOW—SAVE OVER HALF FOR NEXT SEASON’S USE gaat Final Clearance of 200 All-Wool Overcoats il . ¢ Values to | $22.50, at Positively the lowest price at which fine Over. ' coats have been or iever will be sold. I e af j ; YOUNES Ty? ) Se Se i ha k Si w Overena Hr ext Ail 8s s 4 styies and a a Nee © 1Ors in ‘890i ZArmen's. Early Niessen Is Advisable ( \ugents—Sargeain Rasement ) 5 ¥ % . sens eas fa es es £8 & 7 od S | Wi do Sh des Stamped Dresses | j - ae Large-size Dresses, stampé@g tp Opaaue Snates: ient seconds in the quality regular Portnoy Sitheh width. a £ing [am ‘ green b 9 b ite rF yellow. 48¢ +7 The Store for | 95C ‘.) ‘(Bargain Basement.) ~ 4 (Hangeis See wee = 10¢ Plain Chambray Infants’ Shoes 4 ae sakdttie oatt este Sees Tuesday—A Wonderful | 27 and 36 . sae ine @ te 3, 50 : Offering of yard peste: pate... 125¢ iin Bt : | ~~ Girdle Brassiere Brasei¢ "Te? wl “$1 79 A DO pager ijetnsinn yr Se Women’ $s . Winter Union Suits > aioe - Pair ana rayvo st = 4€ 1 Lig DBD on 15e ATS nat ay ass u tunity amensac ee ' Spring ] sO ea $ 29 ~ Costume Slips 7 - vr ric New Siips m tton sa a Louis Toilet Paper “, at so low a price, win” tar ae ae ee ee | 4 rrac lally \ 4 sma mea nana dark shades: regular siz¢s ¢ x r Nugent's s P a 7 dan a cama *[2ior50c es These are felts, satins, silks Sateen’ Bloomers ~ Women’ $s s Drawers ae a itn eget M C Mises 40°49 and 44. eke i Nagents—Bargain Basement.) -_ — “ngt Da j Waist medgdiu! ~ See was | 50c -Pepperel Pillow Tubing Brassiere Misses’ Vests | rine eer , a4 = Ar | 5. fie “amp ert wae em : “"20¢ Bog: ca straps : E ' — aie vt ‘ Yat perfect 10c the el 25c possi Socethtos 25 $2. 50. Crochet Bedspread $1. 39 Cotton Batt Gowns and Chemise 39-In. Unbleached Muslin er ate: aa a ied *x™=4 nhemm- $ 50 ~ 3 . rh “w : 10c Scrim Ruffle 87- In. Unbleached Sheeting Curtains ota Ww Ssilauts 32- Inch Dress Ginghams _Rayon Teddies re idie | SA _ 54x90 Utica Sheets _ Mage of 3 Band Aprons e ? for 50c meeting rare $1.15 9c: st 81x90 Bed Sheets a Crepe ‘Dresses : OSes" 0c Gowns and Chemise ‘6x0 Unbleached Sheets Bi korg, 2 f , ret? —— n : ‘lise Tr ‘ 1 ' = { , r ta % : his ‘ r Li ; “i iJ i 72 > i. __. ah nat : a > 4 ed 4 BR @ uial = > a 1 “ ; line m med 7 ; va! ie i (Bargain Base ) s Basement 35c to 45c Heavy Turkish Real Fur Coats | at $59.50 Value # se" - ‘(Bargain Basement.} . Towels 89c e~ Dress Fabrics ey ee eee ——— | oe > ‘Boys’ Union Suits — Slip Y ST Lous Bora color sizes 2. 4. ¢ | a im BARGAIN - Wah Selo LARGEST $7.50 All-Linen Tablecloths ; 12 = a2 $3.69 Boys’ and Girls’ Third Wertiaals ae BIG STAR DAY TOMORROW Rayon Bloomers : , Re ar - § | Children’s High Clean-Up Boys’ All-Woo Longie Trousers : $1.49': 22c Huck Towels a re | 15 ont. neatiy nm $1.75 eacaiele -20¢ Linen pete, Sg 1c — ; — : es . RICES : Short Sweaters meen yag CHANDISE Tuesday : cs E meet 7 the February 9th. ATTRACTIVE, : “si 93 dC | 25c Pajama Checks A ani 3 8.4 Mmdiu size . _ ee > , Z - ‘ 5 sn 1 Pink Rayon Stripe Corselets Bloomers Boys’ Shirts *, ‘ : 4 ‘ : d ‘ ° Pion a _ ‘ = c . ———— - ° } > ” Z % . ‘ %. a ™ . = > ~ f Loy - : ‘ ~ _ ) Garments FLANNELETTE — a ~ Corsets : | 1 : ‘ is we MG ~ SF Onumne e = al ‘-@ eT) a es Wide. ’ Samra rape (Rargain Saccsens. ) >a @ De ‘ igtas ard rah ara J oe Choice of Girls’ || WINTER COAT Regardless of F ormer Prices a \ | Clearance! ) Final $ _$35. 00 Seamless Velvet mang sR \ 1 designs a come Es 77» oy) rei hed $ i $45. 00 Axminster and Velvet a | 26) high-Egr ade Axminster and Y TR ¥ : 5 ”* ° ; , ~= Fy ied ty Mugs. Woven seamiess, shown choice selectio: — 99 When these are sold we w of aw fesigms and en “rings Miz trials. ¥" a. ee deg aR 6.5 2g 5 Sxi: ai2 oOUY One ior next season, ag “Co : away at these iow prices.. Sizes 8 to ( Vugents—Bargain Basement.) f nN Sdousdoms Bowun DOE; S$! J" “4 «*® : oii . = +4 - 4 * * i : . f P ; ’ ed «“ ‘ All eolors, mia«s. . at . es *.zes only, to 44... Priec ed oeoeeveest would ordinarily sell for $5. While i ke aoe =m (Bargain — ‘(Bargain Basement.) 7 _* 5000 Edison ap Columbia Recos . Doubledisec Records classic roa and inet I rumen : numbers to be had at. cach. ( Bargain Mat 1000 Silk and ‘Less than the basement bu FF the Never do we remember having offered Rayon Dresse cost of materials!” said~ Yer. 7 better Dresses than these fer a two-dollar * bill. Come and be prepared to buy four or five of these Dresses. Pearl wt oo ve For Sport | ifs T ateriais ear + 77; ; UY, \ ( k —erepe de For sport Y), - e : ac chine, mopac wear, street . ’ is : silk, —" wear, after- | For \ alentine ; 4 ie shirting. ray- neon wer, oft . ae = POs gee, scheel wear = . as tub silk, crepe _——_— — e oro Debutante | Ma rayon, ‘prints, and business —— ©p*> do-lo. W ah | . Silk broadeloth 1 ven stripes. Come nt ind -— S$] Ya rd . -? ee 7 > ’ ‘ ej ‘on! — : 3 30-In. Chine Lamps! ‘Lamps! Damask Sil Bridce lLaantps, Junior Lampe These beautiful $6.50 3.50 “ilks come in the ght ire colors. Thev are : new crystalline able broceaded w lL sed for entire drés 7 « ‘| on combinations with 3 gie” Seale y $3 : vard a — 5 —_ —o Basement Star Bargain Day Values in Our SHOES * Shoe Dept. => BPilet Lace 3-1! Gufiet SOt eee) ong aD $1.23 — — sce 8 806the wonderful “rized eloth lieped assortment of bargains *h Oval and 13-inch for the entire family. MG ee et at eee - 81 +? t2-Inch Napki ia:.i'y ecarmbric: hetrat shoes for All Occasion® ac ine «3 broidarell: ar oo For Women $1 9s Machine - Ea uM i— a5 inc bes: @e art ¢!} roth rain, Svart—i $x36.: u Aine hahanibateth inte wr bad For Men Sizes 6 te i. rich - ' Cho in fan rew «tviee fn prett ars, cut — a? inar aus 4 i | ia . a - (osfords and h —_ hees, in @ io = = singin ~ ans sortment of athers and come For e Cale High and ow @ ( Nagents—Bargsir

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itl) dtjt—~ibaawtia=—o:, a oo ee ee 00 Jersey SSeS ,. yliors, miss- zes only, ordinarily ' $5. While (Bargain Basement.) Be - autumnal Edison and | : ibia Records Records; many and instrumental] | +> had at, ecach.. e (Bargain Basement.) a S — n Dresses als!*’ said ~ g offered wo-dollar buy four Sport Year eport r, strect r, after- nm wear, l wear business 1 Stouts >$ses 5 saeeieaelinaeeeaatiaentinen oa m sd Precnt.? Bargain Basement.) | en’s Sweaters 7 A tROTrIT eS sizes 36 e _* © + @°8 ——— n’s Overblouses of higher-priced oP St 5 Apron Dresses x Weae) 3 tor $] ‘ls’ Slickers »PS Slickers and .,ellow; . " .* & a Cretonne Dresses 1.98 apere ally i Toresers wonderful 26 to . s Check Toweling ality in aie | Merrcaml Of. . ace a erry Toweling ew Spring Suits mone Ss 1! i one pair en a “adi isers Many ‘; #1 sizes . *~« PENS. 6. +s ° pi _ = - _—— ——_— 47 ps! Lamps! ps, dunior Lamps $8.50 trough fou l.amps, all i new crystalline shade. ’ “Longie” Trousers Made nike ‘‘cleadl 8 ean * w, fargain Basement.) itl ; Te n Our 98 = $ ft Occasions. rut-ouf. and nov- d kid leathers. ildren ‘hand jow . y straps, cut-outs, hoes, in a big a8 ‘rs and combina- Shoes, rgain Basement.) ana ail | ew sess es . ; Le ¥ ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCT! 13 34, 15, 16 inch ~ attractive pear! $4.95 = $3 Corselets Made of pink satin-striped material. Ex- tra long skirt with elastie gores and swa- wee {rout brassieres. Lightly mee i - poned front and back. Sizes 32 to 44. VPriced....---+eeeeeee, $9.19 ~ The Stere for Pearl Necklaces For Valentine Gifts Coro Debutante imita- fion indestructible Pearl Beads, in the small dainty size with a very rich luster. These Beads | ‘will make a lovely Val- entine gift. Single Strand Vari lengths, _ ie cocsting anetaa? ] 95 fing CIASD....+.--. =—=_ Single Strand Vari lengths; repica pear! caso: DID Se kg Three Strand ‘Each Necklace in Gift Box. (Negents—Main Floor, North.) \ a — - ALL the People a Beaded Bags In many beautiful «designs and colors, also steel beads with color eombinations Drawstring or metal frame $ Q ~ styles. Each Bag is nicely Fd lined. Priced — So PV 2 ee @ 2 BS 24 2 2... = 7 = (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) tel NEW SPRING DRESSES All the New Shades A marvelous group () at this price. Every 3 > one new, direct fron: the Eastern markets. The new satins, Georgette, fig- ured silks, crepe de chines and,Can- ton erepes are found in this group. Dresses that give the new Spring lines a chance to show their flare ot the new straightlines to flaunt their smartness. Odd cutfs, sleeves, new skirt ef- fects. All are included in this big showing of new Frocks. Every conceivable color that is new for Spring is here. Also plenty of the fashionable black. — Sizes for Misses, Women and Stouts All the New Fabrics 250 Such an Ador- able Group of ‘rocks to Choose Krom. Dresses for All Hours of the Day. Beautiful silks in all the new Spring weaves are shown. The love- lv flowered crepes, heavy satins, sheer Georgettes and many others. Spring’s colors are here in every shade one could want. Many-of the Frocks are in color combinations, cleverly devised. Dresses. for sports, afternoon, business or dinner wear. Just the kind you want for Spring wear. The lines are delightfully new. Smart flares or cunning circular ef- oe ae fects. New full sleeves or sleeve- ae less, novel trimmings and many with embroidery. Sizes for Misses, Women and Stouts (Nagents—Second Fleor, North.) ale of Boys’ Wash Suits. The Big S el - “My Boy” and “Jack Horner” nel L . \| Sale of New Spring Silks 4)-Inch Crepe de Chines | 40)-Inch Silks Extra heavy weight—in new shades of rose, green, gray poudre or empire blue, tan, orehid, pink, 9 ivorv, navy blue, or . black. Special, Vard ee oe ae ee 2 a ae Se. Se ee: Be *)*)> de-l. Wash Silks Silk broadeloth in wo- ven stripes. Come in light | and dark $1 69 Sai colers. Yard .. e | 00-In. Chinese Damask Silks These beautiful new. ‘Silks come in the latest! colors. They are wash- | able. broeaded Wweaves, | dark colors. | Yard combinations Special, vard with erepe.- $3.95, 40-In. New Silks erepe and erepe Romaine, weave, Used for entire dresses or! of yray, jade, raspberry or | Special, vory. Special, $i 49 ger oer $1.98 tee £6 oo 0s e (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) vard ‘ - | New flat thread erepe, crepe de | ehines and crepe satins in shades of blue, tan, rose, grav, green, peach and coral. . All an this ebruary — sale. Yard seem in $4 Bengalines 40-1neh silk-and-wooel Bengalines, in new. light aud dark colors or black. Special, yard 40-In. Printed. 19 Silks New crepe de and radium Silks, 4n light and dark. color combina- 1ions. Beautiful flat thread all the new light. and 30-In. Honan Pongee Silks Imported semi-rough | (‘omes in shades rose, Copen. blue, tan. chines — These two celebrated makes of Boys’ Wash Suits in new Spring styles. Shown for the first time. |" vent in our prep- $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Values Another outstanding e Junior Rovs’ Shop. (;reat ara‘ions huve been made to fucili- Suif in tate «quick shopping-——ever) this event brand-new, jus! ul- packed. These two celebrated makes of high-grade Wash Suits are well known fer their superior workmanship and quzelity. Every. new Spring styling, coloring and combination. Every Suit guaranteed fast color. Flappers Olivers Button-On Middies Long-Pant Suits P All Sizes for Boys, 3 to 8 ({Nugents—Third Floor, amy -; ™* —EE__o '$1.00 Sale of Fancy Linens | ' Purchased ’ ’ 9! * . : Specially Purchases All Wanted \ %o% AS Tea | » . | : : gt. ‘35 ‘ Practical These Chairs come in a choice of tap Merchandise . Linens estrv or Jacquard vejour age ae ‘ 4 “Int 4 or? \ arshal Terns - have spribng seat, ath ¢ hs at Reduced ~ for the filled. detachable eushion, ana saine Prices yj | q Home outside baek. ‘Tne or = Ja frame is California eee $1.25 Pilet Lace 3-Piece Bufiet S@¢ts—Obiong and oval $] $1.25 %-Piece Buffet Set—Mer- Ceri d cloth scalloped; onel6x24 Mm Oval and 2 12-ineh ee GWality cambric: hemstitehed and Thachine « nibroidered: dore sae Rae | $1.98 Machine - Sewrl—! S045 inches White art eloth $1.50 Scarf—18x36 inches: Chine embroidered: white L.mbroidercd 24-inch $1 Qari clath $1.39 Oyster Linen Oblong Tray —Size 18x2¢ inches; ] JUST ENOUGH ig es os aes $ FOR ONE DAY'S $1.25 Filet and Cut-Work Ob- SELLING. long Tray—wsize 12x18-in.; lace inserts: fine quality | line $I 28 Card Table Covers—NMMade of white art cloth with ties: over- locked. White ? for | ERS areca ones 68c Porto Rican Linen Guest Towels—Oyster, green, lavender -Size 18x30 inches. for Embroidered in colors 2 $I (Nugents—Vaitn Floor, South.) TroyeSize 14x20 Inches. qguaityv linen lace eumwood, brown wahogany finish. Regular $35.00 24° 100 Cogswell Chairs "ss. Value Morris Plan, if You Desire (Nugeats—Feourth Fieor, Nerth.> a ce ce U. SS. Predominates Overwhel- mingly With 19,999.436: Only | One Machine in Tibet, ' By the Aasociated Press, | WASHINGTON, Feb. §$8.—The world had 25,973,928 sautomotive | vehicles in operation on Jan. 1. Commerce Department § figures. ,compiled aS a result of a world- ‘wide census, disclosed that this total is °,273,000 in excess of that for a year before. While the United States predom- inated overwhelmingly in automo- | | tive vehicles in operation with 19.- | vivbbats: other countries were be- |coming more |Great Britain had 1,474,573 ma- ‘chines; France, 855.000: Canada |727,594; Germany, 539,830: Italy, | 184,700; Argentina, 181,250: Bra- lzil, 64,950, and Russia.” 18,500, | Apparenitivy the country where ithe automobile is least desired is | Tibet, for the search disclosed ,only one machine there, cycle. The Jan. 1 total for passenger (ears alone was 20,799,151, against | 18,678,750 the previous year. LECCE AND MISS WAGNER SOLOISTS AT POP CONCERT ‘Former Demonstrates Resources | of French Horn by the Mozart Numbers, The ‘resources of the French /horn-——one of the most difficult of injportant *factors. | a motor. ; iall instruments—were demonstrat- | ed by Pellegrino Lecce, who played two movements of Mozarts con- certo in E fiat, with charming ease and purity of tone, at yesterday's | | popular concert of the Symphony. |, Orchestra, at the Odeon. As an 'extra, Lecce, who is a member of ' the orchestra, played a romanza from another of Mozart's four con- | certos for horn, with ‘Ganz at the plano. The other soloist Director was Miss Edna Wagner, St. Louis soprano, who = sang the aria, “Plus grand dans son obscurite,’’ from (;ounod's “The Queen of Sheba.” and, for encore, a ‘‘Pastorale’’ cemposed by Kirk Frederick of the orchestra's first violins. Another feature was _the playing of Max Steindel, cellist, _in the Berceuse from given as an extra by the orchestra. |The audience, slightly larger than that of the Sunday before, did not /exceed 1500 persons. | IMinois Woman Killed by Auto. | By the Asseciated Presa. | CENTRALIA, IL, Feb. 8.—Mrs. Julius Reinhardt, 40 years old, wife of a Centralia jeweler and. a se- prano soloist, was killed last night Jocelyn,” | — — when she was struck by an auto-§ 'mobile. Mrs. Reinhardt her way to church was on. and was walk- | ling across a street when she was’! Struck. The car sped away. ‘Two Killed in Auto at Cabool. Mo. = | Special to the Post-Diapatch. : HOUSTON, Mo., Feb. &.—Army | Brown of Cabool and Mrs. Bessie | killed | ‘Burdick of Houston were when an oil truck overturned on State Highway No. 7 the city of Cabool about 1 a. ny yesterday. They were returning | from a show in Cabeol. Brown's | | widow and seven children survive. | just outside | ask 10,000 present personnel ‘ent 5 OO€ NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—Plans to{ 900 and 19,900. ‘i ‘sent give New York the largest police London at present has est force of any city, Fees King crease under in the world are under con- sideration by Police Commissioner McLaughlin. Tentative suggestions before the commissioner are thaf tropolis. men of between 14; —— the Board of Estimate to WORLD HAS 25,973,928 AUTOS PROPOSES 10,000 MORE POLICE " s: rost meeicn te the ae the farg- but the in- consideration Lere woyld give this city 4000 more p@- licemen than has the Brith me- — | = ee ee SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ~ Commercial en eeeteell WT Spelling =—— Accountancy’ Economics: Law The School of Thoroughness | anne RUBICAM 4933 Delmar Bivd. 3469-75 S. Grand Forest 0024 eae EVENING CLASSES Shorthand ~ Bookheeping Typewriting ~~ Arithmetic | English ~ Penmanship~Filing | } Comptometer ~ Machine Bookkeeping | Lacicdec 04946 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGEA Z OOH } ’ ' + ‘ | Law } Bivd. } a That wearing a shirt and collar laundered at the Grand gives them a neater, more successful appearance. It’s a pleasure to slip on a shirt ‘we have laundered. And collars, too, are shaped and sized, and feel and look just right. Our shirt and collar department is one of the largest and best equipped in the city. Trained, efficient workers are employed. The most painstaking care is exercised— which insures longer wear. And during the laundering process there are two in- spections. wi. Specially designed irons are used to bring out the original forms of shirts. Semi- i soft collars are folded and shaped. A trial will convince you of the superi- ority of eur shirt end collar werk. Phone Jefferson 3650-51-52-53 East St. Louis East 562 Men Are Learning— GRAND LAUNDRY 2 and CLEANING CO. » 4 i pas 4 ~~ £m « po —eeionannae a er —— — | Established 1856 The Annual Winter Sale —is now in its final week. , This is an opportunty for a saving in the purchase of home furnish- eee PAL EOE! a mm a + ae % s : a : > - 4 a - ? : i > F ‘ : ) i! - * ‘i 6 : rea ea ” Re: i hy Bee ¢ “ik. eb hte) 9. og 25 yee we ee ane ee

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4 ee ; 4 3 we > ey “% cD ee a cad ae s ‘wae ais ee (: te aa i t :. i a { + Eo sh grt ae ee re at ae ee aa Eiht Mie PR ee PR ME RE gh RR OR ORI veer at yem " SNe: maaan cep rabies EE Ee TEE aed 5, NTE AN Nie NE ERT IE CERI Ry RIM 7, "OPRER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH > if ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY §, 1926. | Pamous~Barr Cos February Sa oaks. Eagle Stamps T esday : Outstanding Among Our Merchandising Events Is the Annual February Campaign Double Eagle Stamps T 6 day | EBRUARY SALE if ~ wv «na ~~ le Den $A 500 3 That So Forcibly Demonstrates Our Value-Giving Supremacy in St. Louis Beginning Tuesday, After Extensive Preparation—Another Event in This Month’s Campaign of Super-Value-Giving—Our €@ Again the Rug Section offers St. Louisans an opportunity to save substantially on Floorcoverings of the most w n : rhe advisability of making selections now is so apparent that Rugs for present as well as later use should be purchased. The EEE EE EE Friendly Nation. assortments are new and varied—all having been secured for this sale—assuring highly satisfactory choice. : Sera PANSY ti Purchases May Be Made on the Deferred Payment Plan, if Desired so9 Axminster Rugs $75 Royal Wilton Rugs / fi Editorial Page | Daily Carts a di PAR T TWO. sar nHANY WORR TT ay MUSSOLN HOSTILE PE Utterances of Italian | y 3 ‘er Considered Stron anted kinds anwiy ’ erly a: _ Toll e — Adi Be [are Since War low | OF =e & P se bd oe ee ee” - - ry kon OY ; ” Lon fe Or GOVERNMENT TRYI Ay TO CALM PUB AY THs e» - + a * % A te OT oy Dd Legh i een i feed | (ayia (PA Can Ee) var -E! pnere .3 DP — . . +r » til fe _— ec: * G ~ q> iN} } ~_ fiom o regar y 7! M n ea rh 9x12-ft. seamless Axminster Rugs de for the b PF servic : ave 9x12-ft. Rugs of the verv popular Roval Wilton kind—a ere hat is F ‘ opagated by Gern 4 p MXie-It. sCanuess -Axnunster Augs. Made for the best of service, with heavy 9x12-ft. Rugs of the very popular Rova ilton kind—a group that is ex- ‘ > - nap and of durable varns: the designs are Chinese and Persian, the back- ceptional in every wavy. Beautiful Chinese and Persian patterns are fea- a | the Germain yf grounds are rose, blue, taupe and sand, the combinations of colors, in tured, the blendings of shades are richly lovelv and the varns and care- ) 3 | de eply. pen t every instance being very effective. . ful weaving of these Rugs assure splendid wear. a° ait receipt of tle text of the spe ' % = es of Mussolini are ¢ L ; iSsec 3 { ° - af ; . widered ‘he strongest used by ? 00 es ee rege ° : = ' aterm: . Site ine war towa! i )» Wilton Velvet ‘ards of V ton [age = an Soc 1000 Yards of oval Wilton fag: ih id “ 4a ° uw 7 T'+ = \ 5 wi - - = ? “'. — . , * rh i all = . . 1.50, $1.65 and $1.75 Grades, Square Yard : — ; 3 a 1. 7 : Room-Size—Special at quark Room-Size—Special at a Mil ae | = j eae . in é ro” - o : sX . ” « r . ~~ Threat. a } . 2D 2 e Mu linit i e a -_ Por tory 7 i $ d a y——_—___, ay net 0M TF | ‘ a) ji Ss J ~ : F 1 om ° e= for \ 3 ae So extraordinary is this offemng of heavy In- ¢ es J tf | 4 laid Linoleums that vou will want to choose — Roval Wil 7 S : Fascis | We | 9x12-ft. Wilt Vel R pe earlv Tuesday; tile and conventional patterns Jxlz-ft. ap ps 3 mugs of extra ip ehh } | rry furtnes a, ~® | { t 1 JrALa-iC. l On eivet \ugs—-WOVve ne without in blue. terra cotta. brown and green, all col- w eight—in t le widely W anted Chinese and Per- s : : |X. 5 seams and finished on the ends with deen ors inlaid to the burlap back sian motifs with heavy, knotted fringe on the : | Bhi. , : =a a. . . . . . . . . Lic i V ‘ } i ; 4 Irving to Calm Pubite. Lh A> K $15.75 to $22.50 Values $3 to $3.75 Values, Set... . ¢ 9 A. Geek ayes : ne ; The Ideal Time to Secure Needs Most Profitably— : € Of voile, with narrow bands in “f oe : . : side. ‘also crossbar dotted grena- 4 > : SS em 9) dines with colored dots. Com- deg. oh — | i B ylete with valance and tie-backs. bbe . | 1. i 21 ay eds : Imported Curtains Drapery Material : “\ jp @ An. unusual purchase of Dresses ; _ smpors Urtain s. pery mpg & : ; efrom New York—many new models 45 a a a in a eee Rg” its” - reign } for Spring and immediate wear— flar- ° louble hem edge: in white and, curtains about the heme: SaleaaaE ing, circular, two-piece and _ straight- poems ivory; $4.00 val $2 39 to $1.50 values. 59c - : ae “ \ line stvles. Fabrics are crepes, Geor- Pair er ... Paae Yard . , A A ys feats se vettes, prints. crepe satins, brocades Ruffled Curtains ; tidal \\ and others All-st pull-o styte P iain striped and Crossba “ $1 Terry Cloth . ~ wide | : : 1 coat, en aa | ase | , reversible Terry eletie | \' sizes for Women and springs rs * —" - . = = see ee ee ich. beautiful colors, Sal * mit \\ Misses, and Extra Sizes. eee. WR a ee and gold. tor door ai d window a . : : Rasemert Eiconem + store onne. 2.43 te $2.25 % 4 11s. Q : i i er 65C ' ; ; Pais . Brinn at ; : oe Bertin Pres= (Comment i pare sal eo eT ree — 75¢ Rayon Panel Curtains a | : : . -_ 27 iches wide. in floral and One thousand Jacquard iS By Sprin Dresses& Frocks | $36.50 Bed Outfits $14.50 Mattresses a7 inches wide, ts Getel and | Oc .campan Se . S . ll P e ‘ Wine ‘ 43 rai j i j “a om « - - Beg Wii fringe be ‘SC : ee . EM. Me od riced at...... $ Grreren @f ....... “s Ss 50) Specia vard 45C lint. $1.25 value. Bach. af ” | «st save the de Tuesday Only, Offered at.... Full-size bed, with 2 nakieeeu RO cristo 7 ie L : sespont 7 t ; ‘ ; x ~~ a ore s+ ek ee | gai 5 di a or gray cnameled. L@ jit Mattr: SseS in standard Well mMiade. with etron2 grade ee Q : na a ‘& — i stitched; $14.50 $10 50 value at .....* $7. o “ah Ravon Mohpac in sports stripes _ = Bra - _ we . ee ° sceencinietciinissaiisintcgiiiialed cee plaids, checks and plain colors. Ideal i Felt Mattresses ts Forty-five-pound am pe ave? $6.95 Comforts $11 Blank Offered at 70x$0-inch all-wool Biank- cation felt Mattremes cov. @ Suits of all-wool fabries in the season's 5 ets in large plaids. Over- ered with art ticking and newest colors in light and dark effects, $ 50 = a Spe $7 95 closely .tuffed - inciting striped and mixed patterns In x s & 4 © pe a tis Covered wit - i + = 14% 4 ’ sa } = . ‘ss -s . Food ’ oe , aT. or ma ‘ A i itr J _ : > ” he - ie ict » Y)¢ flee gwd rem ; ‘ ihe * at Bug % ; ‘ ec] Pair * * . .# a * BL - COVerT ‘ ‘. OTN farts Li “a With cardeé:j $5 Feath r I w : er Pillo casa dnd tro? 5 i‘ . ail . 4 ‘ 5 , . . com va ‘ 1 &ii DREW Cnoice Hh saat’ i] Basement Economy Store | "eePEECH EMBODIES Special for Bed Sheets | ; Linen Toweling ee F A SC IST SPIRI ai YS-inch b!) ine "ure linen bleacbe a ’ a ek hh . 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ABERVANY WORRIED, rmmeen sme prou 0 HANNE ee : PU MINS = POMSMUNST Cabinet Advised Acceso eee HOUSE MUR! OE WTLESPEECH 0 ° the } : esign to O oa St a ihe. “B , ae aiting All Ni ht on Ac- ENERA HAKE a Italian Politicians Regard foing cmbodiment of the spir ORCED . pen Way for a ee ae Be Oa . 8 G LS UP OF ne f M lini i te His Appointment. ee oe” hs : a, a = — tion of a Conference PERSONNEL POSSIBLE Speech o UssOlini as contd fed supertious, but 16 Modification Probably Will , ; . ee oe SOMali. the Messagcery ee 78 Hlouxe the y P , Almost Equivalent to enstiny analyze its significance. Come, He Declares, : the ene , : nie J0F Aas. traced | wee Cabinet Member Has Copies » though of Anonymous Docu- az. { Dispate hh. pie (j9? Qf tj 4 Cabinet 1} ps { lett, r Foy Pilg COMCErHL , hi : ss Te . ve ‘ , ° .: -. ° ° > . ore ‘ s . . Piljiie iijs > smiler Mussolini \\ , } regard ty It Tie Pou} qi) arrival }, - (hy . NEW YORK. } € 1). \ hye Rt le propre? lle i ir } i } Sa) ated Tree j , . ah ( + pes oe rie ia Sc iss ‘ , ‘ With the Presiden: th dvisabilit WASHINGTON, Feb. § livastiga- ; ‘ Li «f ,IFaADLIILV g vi putting his report out in’ aq-|/Uoen of conditions in the army ai , > manti-Italian campaign alleged to point of de parture.”’ | Rey Williar h Munning. J5nis : | ee CHAPTER NINE Pr mraAt rate ‘Ar? « . ‘4 eh ee is : ye been propagated by Germans Will Tolerate No Offense copai Bishop of New York. told :; . ; ’ . ‘ ‘ if al ‘ Viale ; hia) 1 v 4 ; y , mite nhanding j Oo the Presi- |service hag been ordered by Sec- THE ELL/OTTIS t s the Upne - Vii : Premier Nlus : ; > 7 pee ‘ . . . MUSSOLLDI'S Speech must congregation of 2000 in the Cathe. Arranged and Edited by Prof. Chas posts : SCVIIOUP Prof : : . « s ; iw je ryt "! Pi }? ePSldent { ne ‘ . . Cssor of Hi-tory “ THOM \/ GRE i I ‘i; ©) s eaae. wish ret iry\ loa’ is or the W: Dp “4 si GOR ‘him t iO £0, and | dn wens , : ar epar'- AS Lig} fy 4 § i Se eee Hitt tea convey nient ’ } Although the German Cover; not be interpreted as a bugle ca)! |; , ment has made no reply, pending lo a new war. declares I] Messac- dral ot St. Jolin the Divine VeESte! Yale | Rate ws mceipt of the text df the speeeb, S&rY, but as the language of : enn duy morning that h disagreed em- pee ne ae ee ¥6 : lu Garrison this unpl. “aSant intor utterances of Mussolini are con- | that will tolerate no °° sie : Bhatically With the feel ee py rig 1 A ¥ award M4 oe cueing: a ichieaibsban —s~ | mation I rales ae ; 4 > Sie The Secretary wants to know € ths strongest uced hv ae ‘Tie nex ie ai... ee at: PS ae Bit: ne eta I tr . Far: ' “ . “is ver ‘ “questing that : :. a m8 | » tes 2 ateme iit eit ce the war toward , Furor . AS Was shov aie fics i eMeCh + Cpe ahes a a a eset = : ew a Pribu ise and has been eucsadiaaae — to ae : “fl sap ‘ eitent | Wee ee ofticern aun — 2 Be which hic country ia | Where she willingiv eae “ih Protestant Episcopal « ered that - y 40, 1914. At? Kiana. cessiul, but it has not spoiled | shal her. ak}. 5 Bie “us Mar- opposing the air policies of Presi- t peace. Rhine frontier.” the paper Sites . absolute problibition is a failure ana WeRevnolds June ed with wm, shies him in the least. He is one to do becauss “a anes Se 2 wp dent Coolidge, and are emiployir«y | ; es, vul the situation of Io. imng | With the society’s contention that he i 2 Wie ©) Over - of the few I have ever met Lf hot fit for that partl ulay “Si ‘ | disloyal methods in carrying fo: SET AT SONA. who, I believe, would never Ret | / Dec, 22, 1913: MeAdoo’s car-. ward the agitation for a separate 3 Musso i1 § addre Ss is Te ravded AS : “UES not pines hey under the Yip. | i’ A sf lity } ‘ ? id) a’ i ’ ") BURLE SON ta NE head. pliiie bitert iit flipon { I i] 1h} i «ti j «li if air COrpes having PPOMW OCCRSIOne ‘j hy 7 recent e i : = i fé & ¢ — ai i . ch eee ie may 4 i é 4 i Ts ae ; os : ’ ; . : ‘ t ; ? 4 tr) th . : ' P 4 4 J ” j j x. ‘ ‘ ’ rr YT fussolini Threat. naniste wou!) 3 eer } DISCO] al { , } Nr Pr 4 : , } pyci \ Jie , ‘ Onpo? j cept the Secretaryship of State tas }¢ bleu ( and at | ad > . = . ' i . P ’ * se “4 ; ‘ - - nal ’ is . Particular sttentior . ~— a ij ‘)0) ij cs) Ke 46 Dp ’ i ; a@ ii \ j had \ ] beta) Needs d +; ; ; = és Se j ° } b ies j Prenat { onters Thee Con mittee eral Ol the army. Another has hee. i. : J ; i i — j | mand tj ‘+ VI: reap )1y ie , 3 : % A itz1g { t § ° Ee 117% ‘ ieda] i> ws , \J ; ’ ape ;, , eee ithout e arrass ent to hi iv hi biel er ! tru { i t NI (; M ; i : . P 4 . sa rf ‘ ‘ i= i : j 4 Perer' 5 | wt". . ‘ ’ ; , , a ’ . —_ é “ ; . . | . ble?) é ‘ , , er¢? : : ; pad ; [ ive ‘2s ; F _ ; K niin ove, ne by his i ‘ oe ‘nA m ; net | | : ; : i fF COCH 1 )} morn , ?) mr ‘ ‘ “fs ' ii ¢ a © n Dia te] ad ty: renewed ctforte 0 y: isles ase Landid ites ror eee Arm 7 iid OlNers a Cite er i} ! 1 . oe sadintecia Hier : . e 'y une MN a See retary de . i ta } i} - id . ye p> } ‘iis } | j 4 il Teil tnhAaAKeUp oO! rive ‘ ’ ~ 7? ga ¢ ‘ J 4 3 . a ¢ ‘ as ;*¢ Aca ~ sf ‘ J . , ' sella . _ , a ee ’ y ‘ i ' ’ t i we : 7 . * : ; cms af one tooth ”’ cb en . wil] 1) : di sila fat. [| have another sine ti fied paid may respects {no bigs : PLES . resident. Service personnel, including cour’ : mot Derniit anrwh he r-3¢} 2 ie. ° —- - —* , hee LOOK Gr. ‘4 oT e ‘ ‘ . Hic ang ay i }. eee aii O0gYv, i ti njiore qvy res 107) Yes mnake f - at ar brit Presjde ry? and Was sho, ked tn ae , \pril 2S. sf { Vii Ndow rial I mortial proceedings similar to thos: ’ Sc ; ;i it i ila - asc cq * * « i oe ’ e+ ' , . , sn . - . ' i ¢ | ‘ = > . + — . 4 ~ , i,ci cif 7 - . . rie-~yv? ebaee d +? oO } es ’ f fla . ‘ : ” ; - ; i j i] MI ed Ahis*, FI lide support 19h } ? ; . a Ae ‘j ‘ « ‘> « . , P . } : ‘ ’ mnsia ’ & cab i ? j | ‘} } 7 4 +4 , } ; ' ‘ me OY avs \¢ wal . ? ‘ WOriad cow ’ sic? } dia Depart) ee 4 ] P Pers . . , re LMmouUusit! Q . BM: sa ii fle i > 457 Ti 7 1477 . ° . at ; Mi & rel Tre ' i Aidt SiS] TyVTr. h/¢ H11¢°y) ul Ag ‘Tri f tie . , , ee 4 me tine Was referrine ta t*; , re? Cisepasnce: sicler ™ S000 a bie finelnatkine ‘y yours ne: : sricuiture for the cision for an, investigation. i: , " ets2 t ring | ee = ital. SLiJIiS iy ‘hija? por pla © hirn Ot! the he cj¢ ] i! }? t q Oe ae a .: : i ‘ J i ; a. ‘ ~ rVe (‘ftotrtees €y “a) ol Vr , . ‘ nieh je an th. See “Sores 4 ; : . nro ) oe h ees Paes . ‘ ned ae ee " . i etl) IVINOUS GCocwume «? ‘ \ Vi if ALLS ro-italian fran- Oo? diverting attention yee the }ro biit1oO £1 V4 mMroner!s Or) — ~ ay Schpcatee nat a yogi slel> Tos Characteristi iS ine } L-} Tezes) to spend the nig] t wit! Board jie y ee ] mene s Wr and jc + ce ‘ i . ee een ee VTL SOITNE . - . mie Bei ii¢ter Ghat {a wnt thecdté. l! low tine ne en : : . a eyes y some departinental ae. : i i ‘ i? rn es } ‘ O? cit . , ve an case a S Teor ‘ ‘| wh Ti i hrs Pa ‘ hig ilt} as ae . ; sat } ; TT]! uUpoeNn sO WISI ‘ “riled SUL Le ~ iiOre ATL more. penerallis OvoServed ‘ ree r [ SS CCE. ded - ©} Oign OTfic . _ ry i ¢ AS si dbded} iis the Papers rylsa Ze Mi te} nolds, Burleson Tos) © (jar to or . 4 ai% 4 s“¢ Ai x\ Tit? ; «> 4 4 . me / i \I > . - . ? . = es ; « A bs ata i te . Serville ‘ 4 PPicrs re " eo? # - Gee 6 } } ony “ee iz er lq. at} " a eOnad ' ‘ : ‘ . ; : 5 Di q)t) j! 4 f - im the country a8 a whee.” , Rey} O1cGS yrnen he latter was Opened to him. forth in the n ornine mv troubles Prison and others each held me for ¢ ( Mu . With Ne ti . . » r = . ta. Pia 4 ‘ . . ’ x ‘ Peyris t she : “ - " A ‘Pat m > . é - . ‘ . ei eiieite i? ] reser ' ore “we 2 secretary Lane to Dr. S. E. Mezes|immediately begin anew and I re- {| Moment. Lane was anxious to ¢ : er rve orgauigas ’ T) ‘ ¢ “ . ’ , ¥ ' LILOT- Lorowgel it fhe , } Por aa b country ‘9 WAARAAAES ome of which assert that Mu: PAAAAUVEUN raps a wee iat Musso- | down firmly.” ' annoint ain ve : ippointed to the supreme Conrt. ‘ : : Washington, July 4, 1916. ceive coinmmunications from 4 jkKnow whether [ thought it advise |« ‘ ) N im - wigs set busy” in their support of the a ‘he “ teofy)] No Righe to Dinobey Law. (%) esti is eae , . 9 : VuSse S association Was even e 7) ni Ss wirfrdec VW OY « ’ ? t i i aii BF . ‘ , 7 - Pm, c Bo \e > “— - ‘ . j : A aft} bh ¥ Wore, 3 7) 1m? ‘ 1! ra - eit » | hee tan’ pie cid i I i qt cre. L@ted Py . lita? , erm et. bicls > ei -ea i} OISOoheyv this cl VW he» r ; lags wad al | Thy | : : | ' or | : mt | le Ce ye i . the militant Bavarian | 45 , is 1 benefit of his own expertence: stand guard all night without Is}ve a "2 i] ribution through their of- - 4 ; ‘ : ; : | ficés and supporti rting other legisla. (Thi oe ° rij rao 2 SSS riiies iaiIten ae .. aaa ; : iat "420 Caiied Upon all goo j af }* . ; } ’ ; P99 "3 ‘ie & & a % i be 9 ow » 4 ame | viz? a 4 aie a. : : , 1”) +> | at superlatively rom i P . } ‘ ) 4 ’ AT } ri L= 4 2 | fu) wavy of ™ . et; -b : , Fae ee ee -- etree Cabinet Friendsh $e : , ; Pip iffe ds Ips. ive jeroposals tor alteration of the . Prrgiactels , ¢*« = . | ~ ° : sine P - = : 1) } jen visit All, \O Wore striking « Kample of the Vresident S air policy ulso will be ? 4 4 i ‘ | i oe | i eA TLE] i] ty? 4 ° ° eh 7, ; 7 — g ' Zz sae Oo State nis posit ' yours, to tind out if my chances 4 ; i+ Be } “ " } « a" t* yt ty . aa cll , e Never repe “ ¢ aff sO ij eonsldery}} go 7 , thie LT} P 4) a ‘ . ti Lace t CTra I ~ 1? +} 7 +o eee *¢ . 3 | P ns oe . in : ; }! ial iff lif Ceotintry redial] feeling of ¢ abinet —T hore Mivestipgated, Mussolini’s tirade | - , intr: iri] | . gsi and if th: yy are, Wil] the ("olone) ? + ‘ t a =, Tile sé ] ¢- T i : qs ?yY Y « i¢ We rif , | ‘ , 4 >. j O Kid, some to 7#tOWara Col, House can he found What Coolidge Wavyors. * } rmapy Ame at the end ; . 4 A 7 * (yr: + ~ —— ow yy $f. ‘ 4 N M d R = * - : 4 ' ‘>; ever in easons. lila i Tl1@7T)) SOrmet ny bette »e th; Y) . . ‘ Bi ' wise hut Pi} (RT ay? 7 ¢*? ir) iy} t} ‘tT? 4} : tf Yrye ; ‘ . ; " , rr] ( aa Liié qiite sbleitje ‘ t ‘ Peoxt | vel] unde rstood hye al} armyv rt on tsOU Erne ery f iS Ine] . ; . '‘ . . , ayy om ae | 9 4. oe ’ ’ ? mast "of | it iij ; 4 rye ; ’ iStegT. e¢’ Jie rs : ci 1? 7 " ' att 4 t hig Pes ' ] aivnne ‘ ‘ q) hey- J ier! int President (‘oolidge m if ; T yay? rye ; #5 Tr ino .” > ; ce QO5 Ying to Calm Public. Soy Pager ge if — J i} i} ~ . * PePpengeny}t ees : ne rat a mat sis - . «) ii} essary Caer y. 21erT t ap? he. o “ ; be Perry ‘ } t : ool ¢ + ae _ . | le wnen {> ind This } Oe? chal) “er ans : . > A 4 Shall continue sawing wood. and | eS ) ‘General 7 if 4? ‘ ' i cis : {) > } : ; £8 ‘7 resi ! 4 ‘ +} OT) urs } ¢ }. 5 ; . res iF ith. | (he conciusiong of hi | i } ) 1s ’ ‘ ad ' ? — *? % ’ ' ? ? , is ‘j ‘ Ryrrey Y) ¢ ’ rT) 7 ia ePee: a . ~ I ii {) ‘ ' ; -. ‘ ‘ ‘ i? ‘ cy . . of . ‘ y ‘ i i ] 2 TT ’ YT) >” re } vy : : j I] ; 2 a ‘ nevyvey whistling most of the tire sin 4 4 Ratt | araiwnal ur tity] } j ‘ ie i | . Ot] j Pry? ‘ , P : ‘sir oe . | “s nk it ane for airboard vhich recommended ; $ si big i« 7 ‘ “ > ; ; ‘ ‘ . * K ti wets ery)? ++} ores + "a , was ‘ $ S ) Sreined andisuinse an«-* taten in the ne of 1} 7 ssi reasons far 20. agree- ] ses . Try yy i= ae : ‘ . rr e : rit AB thie Preeciqgant vw") r a aie this Prescic] + , . . : i4i We] - ° . oe " me ; i rey ryers SOK et +? : ; i¢] Ij was Og ; =% . 46% : nee _ : ; I : Hide] a s)7)° iL uajrist 6 Le ‘ ‘ "14 assed { arinace) Prompted speech, ies ae si \T Sag se iad \ ints . iW, , fy yy al Sees cha aii Ho is © as : us 46 parate acir service ad. | : ’ i : : VIATK S-iIn- T he. Rav : ' 4 i cL Lis, } the hack If ees a oie ss tw oe ; , AL. if mecuwrre ‘] (pr aif j ee Mitehel] ane proposed i © QCuUuesStiol () * 7 aie . 4 er.e, ble suid Ss’ Ann OOH Aan ; ‘ e } : : : a ae maT & of the tpreatening letter }1oWse jin the early auturi: Or 197 = 1? instead tiyat “; } ‘ lect of the relations between Ger- . . ) Nag |, rai bina tip, I shall ae > ee wee, Sew ee _ aip personnel be gis peen saved the nation bv nrohib} > ae he President whenever Bryan's resignatione placed unde on 9 li bs nrohibi- shall be as always vour most de- | fgent yw hen he lef “Burlesoy nd ¢ « ae ga ee Ae 3 . . A} ; i i1é ett Vou P Py Gp ryd- PlJd ITSO) i i yg ar j i'n Per Es “+ g . ; }} , j : PATI. atte if) mPrepory noted Clary of War and retnain an , i! use on June 29, 1915) thought: integral part of the army : # z a d d a , , , , , 4 , , , , , 4 J J , , , J , , J , , J , - 4 4 7 4 a 4 . , , > , > . > 7 d 4 d 4 4 , a d J , 7 Méernans ae profs} , . Gar perhaps I was refusing to become Nevertheless Mafor-Genera] Pa. rt iif aia ‘ ‘ Mussolini launched into the Sub- 4 : laterial terial be obliged: if no li received: ‘Sorry J missed the Pres- ror making et home: S5c ee Cloth Terry cloth olors. -ldeal OSC tains uard Panels nm and trim- } ‘ige ich. 69c German-Italian I “fis f qs?> a . " 5 ; bceA TICIHTIS was ise - many and a | - . i ‘ «il i van .e . . 4 ar ee R roreign Relations i ; necessary if he did not burden him i voted and eometimes } . ef) of Restaurateurs Of | + | i Unwnporta and unnecessary serr ie ‘ i a i had 9 rice bujlef for rim tor ‘ Yerhiagsan % Se Ail, q ’ ; .ePrplagce oa . Ahi wedding presse nt’ I ret him wet 7 . . . fe and t} ‘ Roberto |] arinacci, general secre- ! > og eere Government ', 9 > 4} : : M! F oe ’ 4 » ¢ , ’ ‘ r tai: q>} i? bri se is? party, , “Grerory is ver Abie and nas f . a ‘ i? ¢ i; Ai : ; DePey CXC AG rerle ; o Fs ‘4% ECDIStIe e. a most import: cih- fs] , : yy. 9 Five Tex; ‘ ‘oo by 4 Serge re sok eae fc eet 1. X) i}¢ ‘> ? ‘ ‘ 4 c A +py il tf pe ye cA Th inet day recorded ae . #*, = é i a) i , i PUSS’. if e} T «pr? ; co ed] KANT ana : New York announced that at its ‘Troy Qrr enlivened ‘ ¢ r ; : . ?? qc! Treat thier t | , fr . wT ret ¢ © «i [ i2 l r rivoious and vou 10, he, 11S VO j Ore i irs (>) " trite becnisce if would ' tke recently went before net and all fron tre? tee advocacy of apRoenee ef Austin. ; bees : cy OF a Separate corps. A ey i f cere. ">; eres aa: ery t+) ¢ } iw j a at yuri vr ; . send in their; DUI embodying his recommenda. ~ | Oratory of the Premier. tle cre- eTwe 7) us, | ow OK, o> ‘ay? . Toda wag (* ] ‘ » m J, aa . os ‘he ‘ y+ «al i 2i- | Py ee ere bee Hea l > and +} r-countris : . aati : is . 7 vec : mae ‘0 , ne Tex lf Pave ever ' Ol 1 M. to think me to he but ; resignation vi | ia ata} sen, who was elected presiden: of “ee a ee “wee” | Femained Oo mneet the differen: : — rn Se es Was Ttroauced im , , : i } 2 : 1} ey rninedietel a ;\ be Set if j ‘ thi, ~~ cha : . ai ; $y . ; or cf | i | } Ti 1 q never Wing 1h) ‘ . : : \\ ' qi [ toll t) i? . i rifts ry ; y ; 7 { ry e}) re rea reg Socis ’ § j i ‘ y ‘ ‘ MmemMmoers a4 °*f*63 THY ° P y* «1,1 , . ses 4 ! } ‘ Pet iinhs ietian +. E O']s 4) {o1% ‘4 ae . " - ; ! ae rig Stile] om . on ; . i Nyartes . : wp } 2 “a ia “eee : ne ni eye “ , me | a 4 i. ns } has beer ? T first took rity : ‘ , , ’ . j iad Vio i] sch] Ss. ce Tai fe eR t? ere tat r ' - ; : % j ’ ’ | . 5 i Ata i i ‘ ~ ’ eek é : . ; ‘ freeVU x } rn ‘ aii. " iit Monday morning i} } : - Aa a ; ; > «hi ilis. Sf ] + ' : he TASH om f t"*A7 ? + é ’ ane sip e* Poy ee Sey? ¢ j 7)” ' ' . rig , os } P '§ , ’ . > aSaS eee ‘_ ‘ 4 “ ne ‘ . it i ] a7 ee : A»ria | ‘ \f Bare ** y . 4 . . - . ; ¢ Hil ik Billi ; *% - lle re t ¢j if “atior “ | ™ «tye * ’ , ' ij ‘ t? “ hi — é : . SASS ‘ ove (fUuUeS LIT) (>; { trie i) icerse rie ¢ i USS With Sena. ‘ , +} »o , ae , ivi ~* 4 . ’ é . 7 4 (eek " . ¢ _ + we . - , . ‘ in + o eCDrece) port eis lu Enipress lelizabet nu! ve ral New York yester London me 29 LS ‘Sir Hor ‘ ef 4} “enkuage In the ’ ne tit at Sbbt) Palate OMS sa , il * t , ' i iz | ° ’ ‘ Do . a, @ 2 ‘ - ’ . > . ‘ ‘ : j ‘ff + re 4 + T¥¢y7 . } 7 ’ : ° +* } , Tay ‘ (det ss ‘ [ r) ‘ s r) 4? ; T pie L’ frye ry rte. y)? bye, } ‘ ef at or Bressanone was burned qown. You , 44-2 4: rsed the ; t sintement | Piunkett came to ca’ an® reo- - #9, Il My, my, wha ;, Ail r Presse) iti hat © There an ee ‘ dent ¢ lide me ‘on of Presie . J ¥s —- : . fas ‘ ' . ; ' ‘ P ea } ; . 2 , ‘ “FIRS PAT apy lee ToiPt ge gre t riya. > ho ee me .2 : : a ae A s bytysy das ( ) 1? smettrmewr verie} * ee new bers om? ? ‘ q* Tr ‘ — : ‘ : af eit. ~*", Ynen eo may have heard ot Concentration of the Be: Pend } ; mained an pour We diseussce]) sy Ga. mmeneings with Cre . hae ated MiaKINg thin) that would ¢ tie Mitehell ‘ approved - - ‘ ‘ . i i ry ’ a a a oe . - “ Lae 4 ; ° ‘ , iit} ’ } ’ ’ i . . eee tee nary Peary ’ } ‘ fr Aa for PIVEN pee melt fOHUrt ry : ; Aim sat . ‘ “oe ‘ {s,jIvVNN, Vii Adon, Dude \ Malone Indiserin inate RpDeeches was verv enough ¢ ] is Pure martial find. ee j im ii i? ro ak & é be 4 — c -riv?s ; Ne or, ¢ "a ‘ ‘* + t by .¢ MIu s* a L thiett : USStufit}}] yper- 7 { \* ; ? } iM i’ Hi: mT : \ ‘ + . de : Bishop | rt m* W hi , \ ‘ PPP ECT gre 1 rs) efron , ae . Thed Mens 1?) \ ASNingetor oF de : ‘ . mon? rr.) i . . ; - rains Phe " t . im 4 . } . ‘ j marapiil “Ty } . ‘ flail s | apit ' Office seeking to the control of th: particular for then to sav to *¢} . ‘ . ; , , tLiS «at a rié " ' m . ‘ “en , aS ‘ if Tijeé .'¢;733 9° j : piahe 2 gh “¢ Ss etc.* oC EOC nomy Store — / - . 7~ 7 ~ ’ he - ‘ RT oe ’ biaye bd ; . = { {+3} «t Premed?) .- \4 Petre Ff i ; i 1 $497} iy} TeSpPOMSe ) a -., §ommissioner Adamson, G ci Archibald SURRKested that if thie Preside. t +] } - .* * ie Pye io i ry (of Tne ririming C’ili ses ’ , . has ; ' ; . as ¢ former 04ad and often embarrassing I | fice Ms end at ‘ ] i . P " eH Vt) . rrityst ‘ — e " i¢ j — ; . ‘ ee oe o LiWAYVs Be ' et f ‘ ‘ orporation Counsel] ‘ ; (3 (;0vernment ‘s * if * “ / -¢ " , _ > e . ; i } LAs etliper- * Af 7 te. ivr a . "| .» ’ ‘ " Bias : ee | Mile rpej; ation } : Man LVeWspapers voy eould read : . dtazivaliens ANnCe’ NBOCLetyr fax 7. if M4NOTINg modification | ¢: rming. Jai ne crecits, co-oper hit, j ry aay path ! bisa ve 6? ' . . be ee tha Ir | | ) ii Lig ‘ ‘ esT) r'¢ iy “ ’ } i : more pleasa! { and ; I Ai See oes | S an individryial , ' +} tnd . | : _ ‘TLL sll, Risho;p desirall. . fle wished Tn FO fo! Cas I. nae stetson, \] Anen} cf a , — hinselt with j j ’ ; Sa . . } iw ; : many others I cannot even think much weight and would be almost sacrifices fram +? r= ' “8 superiors. This & iid a jleTr ; ; opera ia \’ > » fe , bial i... OT those tn the ven Peincar., : : a : . jie ae lian (sover ‘ ff 4 . oe - % iter] | ') ’ Be, “ ’ - Linen \\ is tO } iS c 4 ~~ va. dee | fone Rs) tre. \Jy hs . Have uddress: i} ta + hy, (er) mt any ; h ide Ole to th LO lrelan ! 17) | visit him for thre. . Nin ; os ” Piel COACIUSION that the Voletead. ant awe ha? j } f the Ney equal to presidential utters, . ' i ie gria : bray Massy in Pome revarding anrti- a SRN . iS'f®aq njel) = tf? 4? tie cA ta * T 14 } Pevit i atyt? “a? Ter an | i? . ; ‘ 4 ‘ . ’ toxt af +} weiénen. »*} i ! 4 Was tot ; Wey ‘sg ‘ ’ . é . = F . : ‘ bid i b file i a: if ,AaVa ‘ * 2hE¢* Pf} fiie@me 4 f , ’ ‘ he . : | ‘ oar en ee . ie ‘ i) i Y? SiilOO? bene ke he? B Pfs : ‘ = }?) 1? Ket ; { ‘ ’ meetines ha ¢ af j passed ; try? je i? iv a } 1} ‘(hLiSeao? tirvty, J t , +e on tes rigy! mete : ig ‘? orces would . ' c " ‘ i } “i 1] hea ran é 4 ' re } © — _ . . . , ae i My } ~ | i> af if . Ne } rT) ha re 2 bal eo it wt 4 i hae 4 ’ ° a : picky \ @lare bene. dislike va Y ad lio Ise * VISQa2. I itt} litera \ Lire«d Out ana I ‘iaree ee 1 ’ ryhe r frien Li LO Riise f? rs Sj (j pif { ‘ ? ; Pi —— value as ‘ 4 i 17 : j gay lor) “rad nn heat, ‘ ‘s9 i = ‘ e . . , . ; ‘ 7 7) . ? ; T)* p ‘if € ime bys ’ " ; oot. EES ce Line J } Ovlégerine ar? 3 istitute.’’ Washingt: n. pee Cho4 14: rot? xhal] he giad when 1 rene fiom has ery: and ask 1 ‘ resume - ; la potest le ti. whic hy will bee ge a - iis : fat] | ould he. Client to gratify what thev ae ect . and 2 lat ae . printed ~~ tomorroy tj : euy & menace t é se Gea ' QO] Hoy ae COI: na Lone ai Ler : bat* #) 6% I di >this 3 1 Vine | ; ees ae sets lite ipl] : a a “4 3 nove written 1 ( eC rPesne ig th onse , é. Ol, Flowuse anal . whole ° ofr , +The os " ‘ hal raining ‘* - .* . >! , , e 4 ‘ EECH - PwWUAICIA ECT { OnNnTeEntniernst Bishop i ‘ 4s on ‘ ‘ a g EMBODIES 3 ‘ a } I Breit Sa¥*s He Stand. hy Ch e in P id t M iy. a ivi¢ fon at \ iyi} Preside; nseirted to dn sn ‘ } tf ‘ #? \ Be a ye ? if *. ‘ ; a ‘ ‘ ee an ; > . eeryt , +g i j > rt . . i FASC] ? ? : . : : ij ry1cit¢ gg F iis a’ \ orlnte ial Aer. g resi en oa iiner i~— | er ‘} ba ne | _ ‘i ta @ Qe ITi¢ &- Phe }eres if ryt . 1 rile _ ; ri MM Viliz lic hile u-~ of govern. “ h ‘ ps : j E ST SPIRIT atari PTA W en¢ rin Sentin ‘ ntalis Ii ‘is " ie tea ] fas J fot] ir ave je yA Oye } rhe rey sige c one fy Om \Irs uw he dé : tt ae tn } fold } bye | ; 3 , iin ‘ : mental poolicry, Which foreanst in a = ireular Said. : , {id@ils ° har : , = 4 86 > A ° : “" . } ; . . : . . : eaatites ree ms 9 » . . . y ’ ws ‘ilar yr or ‘- a Eee ; oie) thie Hole UPPALO \ be | K ,Ou Can SNOW such extraerdinary! sires her husband, who 1s now @ sufficient number of the fat - wn the reform achievements TEIN Educational a eee P ' . : ; ; ' ie: =v" +@ . : wes Por @ Sep) [ 4 wine 7 +} , ° l- , . a 73¢ « + 7 - : } _ ; ‘ Oo} wnoom rou KHNOW Si) il tle and vacancy in Londo: ‘ ve Ti atc Bea. , SURES sfion Lhat no Spee ches &}) mie Ci : sity ireated in detail. i % = r« ‘ri? testimony in rwear, ” * eling | Towejing wrder. For hy bade rid jf igi ‘} HA Ce t i ‘ reetion or q°} ro me —y . ' ‘ ri MRrIStINAS Bnises r | ‘ opFarh Cit dei | ltin ‘Se 7 Wie Si ry? ~ 4 iat Rs oi _ ‘ : thie Air Ros ref ; o- : , Ys. + = .* * «> 7 4 P on i a a: . . ’ ‘4 4 i; taf Ci seeyel 3 } «7 . : 4 > «4 | AaAvor = @) 7} ah it * } rohibi ton is ahs atte mpt rt omen y Store Ui 7 ~ loud rhiag Ve Trh¢ tj 1 SiOT} ra res, = i . . . « ‘ ‘ . ; todsav 9 ‘ : | tj : Iv ble uflded relative to eluminate the huse f linvtior a : P * : P . it ‘ 4 Tr ¢ j 4 " 2 . e 2 : . : ¢ | Le, : rel “ v v ‘ tir i a e Mari oo ‘4 re wel lid TI bats bie] ieamenant aria coi pro ibitior v ral a ng reas i for f pty ye) aAnzZ 7 bs irs , yea ert + fa TB : , as j i ; the is ret Orgay ize } , ne Corps ISne ne u nd wih the tacit -_ #¢) —e te : oe 3 — ihe Unite - ‘ ‘} ' ed under the Seer, _ «" . : A i “ “ os e " ves Keep tH LW, syesterday morming. The local dis-.the Jocal « uake at 11-29 a nn ated tO them by Gen. Patrict ; Bi-awee Nn. c — ew: sbi m. , age 1% ‘ a" ris “A eree ' 4" =: :, , . : c2.22%5 : i | in. Continued o SRR : | ) ene Poe eakiracvdadinary in an attempt to'sin against God, The dictum of:thems

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mie uh , 3 : aereewran we v r 2 409 . 16 | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5 | ss a a ra nO eee ar eae a —————— ) . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MUSSOLINI GOES BERSERK. | EX-MAYOR KIEL DOES JURY DUTY. i ialediaiatias ——— ae eee weyers r R . Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Mussolini has gone berserk. That is the most] We wish to congratulate Henry W. Kiel: for illus ong eae Ree Sle Ew fat | wo. | ae em een tle 3 : 3 i. -. D ( \ j d Mec, 12, 1878 charitable interpretation of his latest effusion. His! trating how a good citizen shoulders his responsibili , ET ey ae ek | : oh : of ea i ee ie FS Published } j 4} . , : an un Tt? : , ae me, ae eo - . | : * . ‘ . y - -™= + > > fe : P pas 73. fy : lich Zz i * ew o art bh ’ . ng ti Wh + ” sin 77 7 i es 7 eoroant - . ; . . 4 ai ~ i te + ea or rattiing speecn, if mace ea as a} 00x a ** 0, }es a en ne was calied ¢ y J iTy scerrTyice > a o. niiy t. ‘e.. al . et PL t> “i , ee = 4 Company. Treelith Boulevard #2 » Wite 5 Keviveu é : J ij ; , : 4 4 - * « a = ~ ; 3 wmbhier pall fr ; COR sS and pNoioLgy HoV he - t re 7 entacti 7 "sa kawvra TT: Aawnt THAT ~- : and (rlir-. Nirert woud pre bablv C@ii ior a2 GisayO0™Nas aus apology Dd} > accepte UBProtestingiy. We ! avé NO GOUUDL tua [ eo . . Rinecy rT? + hb a z an 4 **? LL Oo ate = _— > ee ~ . ; 8 F — — + : Ss1rare "? Mamiya - Hh ~ +; . “ ; a, mest on ~2% i ie ue « a we : ; va i a self-respecting Government desirous Of main ain ine three-time Maror of St. Louis. would have ! : ‘ 4% Vi ~ sl 2 ' © ; se . . 7 > ~e >) ¥ =. > " . > ; ¢: rt whi VSd Baw ™ I ST-DISPATCH PLAT- | tehhor Sat | eee | 3 1°) ne ‘ . ; : . ; ; inns . . al ton . ‘s , _ —_ th , VI ine good relations with a frienciy. neigodo} ave LTOUD: 1D evading this duty After strugg.ing Wita : PORM : sriedy . ‘ 7 e ‘+ . ~ i - Tv 1 ow +s} 18. ~m #2 — - ‘ Fea se 7232. ; — LL. wen i ore ew e 4a e an | I know . 4]. Mussolini fs the Premier of Italy. public affairs a good part of his lifetime, he might \ eral . now that my retirement wi AAU Starling Lf ; make no difference in it« cardinal aw Ateantinge hia ramarkze tr GCarmanr hf. well] think {ft irksome to sit in a inure ho Afoanrenver . fume PF . , it : > ~ >. wv hae: ciTes ka eee, | asia Fs ° , 24484 A > . ‘ A wees dd . 446 RhOViii af 4 aii €8 Jj 4 7 DOX., o*4 SS at Lo ‘ 72s a i Principles, that it itl] alwayws fichrt . oe 4 : ands . ‘ , i.) : ‘ + im ; ‘ q * . : = . > *> ose - }. ; 7 “ a A oN 7 a - , —_ 4 > : erate injustice or corruption, niways € *tpeth for 1@ loss of onis ne f ie : en be fad @ reacy and vali ] reason 1 a excused We Piayers oe ; . > 2 fight demagconctes of all partios. : , : = . ae n ~. aire : ek — % “ om m = . ‘—oecc . ’ pPlonderers, They 3 lack syinpails Pa - : ‘ : T) é a 7% OT 2 Dpoasts qa th t V1@i. Yet WILT mo neroic } re rense, ee ; -: > r die ’ f = gay ray hd io s eae z hs EAS Ts T. as ~ et : a a nee r, f ays remal ile- fant } i ee — 4 4 = : with the poor, always remain “Thie roung. proud Fascist Italy. which is not in the | fanfare, he accepted the job of ordinary juro! \s " . ?, ** 7 .y* > 5 ae ye a toes ; 4a : ‘ is ‘ . is 4 a voted to the public welfare. mever be ee es eee ct ptr ean aan : ; . eimnie = “= f . . a - } : + a ; , a i f mmr ON _— 3 en i f + ree adra~ti alts indey naie mt: ; . . ‘ re, oa 27 Tis ae 4 a8 % rd : i}? ee a> ad We i pt x Asia 5 i ai ; i As 4 i f i i ; a . . © - ai a7 . as Ks : z r : , ' T + os ¢ n . . os aici me aa . = . a % = : never be afraid to attach wrons Rae ta vey - rallariag that “TWhiec cneech } Judges, Torever besieged with excuses by a > New : or g . } a 3 . 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Ov , > not 2 a . — - — nar As 7 ] clowns while M 4 ¥ seit) x fhe eacit 7 'Emnear +4 tha pritar - ’ , a _ i ai ; page 3 “a sicn sc! . a daughter of the ia 7 >. - e * + . r > ~ * : od oo ‘ } ° ; . t Fa ~ , - ~ ; ° - + - * ~ ~ ~ ‘ i a Ty : 7 £& ae. : ee ~ Rie ‘ i sé Pap ‘ sic A ines ° & rt of \fontec TLeTY a . re tuck ' . t ro t ‘ r tai CADDO leanc and s« . in the ideas and advocat: Ss p . se f . K n E iZ ts some tneidental cape € _— : . ‘ * = dh » é % . * a _ e+ -_ - . - _ ? + : : * > on # , ; bs . i . i > ' . ‘ 7 ~ ? ; t . . - ~ ; g¢ ;@ h t hep ; nb A ‘s . ; st to he { ie - ' , en oe * assisted by Jay Velie, Pi; . s 7 ~~ . ~ : . ~ . ° ~ en ~ ~ ~ 2 Pa > . " ~ 5 — ~ 4 . - — ' terns | : and Violet Bache. Mee > + re ~ re ? ’ >. a ae ‘ around % gC But : a i s the - “s of 4 riost bea - ~ ” . . — : . ? ‘ ’ ; y , aa . ~ ' : > ~ ‘ . +e a ; . . ‘ i t : ‘ ™ t ha . Z i _ a > - s y 1 I t % + e T | T r =? = . “- iam > = c ’ . ’ . - + = ° * * - . ~ . me a a ‘ & ? 5 ~ ; 4 a "= ~ a ? - oad . ra “ — = iTT ’ © td re Be 2 2 he 7 ’ - > > af, = &. vv R tify the time 3 beards pera stag - thet és W a. FY xf ; . . E xf ~ . . . TY \ rv é - tr r ’ - - : - ‘ sf $ Ll ee ~ # Pr. 4 * snows s ig , Mus hi just now is Ita He {is Italy's tr pe . - lauenter ¢ , ATS, 5 - ~~ > a: « ; st » " . - ‘ ‘ ™* - - ron “—PRMEe * r, aea 2 esi ~ > en |? r "> , ~_ * , a tT + . > - " ° — ’ r > am | t - = t - oA = = a ie Hy . ~ ' ~ " 3 : , : who are confined °* tha 1 oo? a £2 ; re ~ ae — ies 1 ie ™ ave Spritz " Ke | e cr ty ; 7 gy 7" k ohn « ‘- = a * ‘ | : ry » F : iT 2s angwuace are pemdent uy oe : , ng : = Lota cre » eaae « _" ‘ ; 3 oe ae ; nae log c r munifw or relatives trut) the +e : " - : eT “af a& QUAs , ‘ , , ~ °* ; ee , Sécnccuce to se Tigetiek and rouge? Al girls under § “WHY SETTLE THE STRIKE?” (role. skaters, Rose Irene im § ’ : : : . y — » » ati | - — ste A SIMPLY LOVELY PLAN : + ‘ " . ° sctlnatins = é pied , - - - ’ eo. @ay 2 ’ : sneha, ioe * ore a *oOUwhpe - ‘ si Tye me L _. ~ - é é i ae % 2 = ; ; : a m4 Cr ch rrity ¢ x ej . ea r+ — 4 . ‘ rik mar igs 4 r ’ “j ‘ r* : ' : . er - snap eeneprennceee r .f 4 mY ‘ tier ry mf " ‘ ‘ - va ‘ 4 ; > o - é _ oe Ped 7 -_—— — - -_—— ~_~-— - - oe . ~ -_ ee mea ; mila Tn ee + en : 4 , “ ms = a = “ psec , i J , rhs ow i ; : 4 2 . i” > - ~ > .% > ~~ > " . + “+ > - . - ty , -— + ~~ ~_— ‘ . ; i =e. ei. ; . : isc i ' 4 * : ~, lat — ‘ie tha v ’ " irr? : , | . - mn - a i. ( a af bere of ¢ are tures ani a Mentions of ! | ae . ne Pe . GISaLTreea a ap OS = € lati > : a i (HE HIGH COST {oF BEING BORN ¥ rr ,rfr \ \f T XY | “4 : : 2° the Post-D'st it i : 3 L, bens “a PEE We 62 ' = 4 i ‘ . mm i ¥ I ’ : 3 i i as | eb : . ng _ . x — 7 « - im . cs + Pe i ‘i : st ‘ + * i + a 5 Wf e o ee. A Y. § S 7 P B | - ¢ ~ bcp acetal | tree ’ ath t currth Vi ; ** Q¢ 3 , Bduratinng © Shin Mwh)4 2s : tesla ie sal Ld - [ ( = j bai j ( : 4 a a Roard of } ca on - “@ i saggt faree “Audience. : orrmg’ Dran - - ~ a ’ ~- 4 ; . ; . = ’ 73 7 % se | 7 be * 7 7 + » , > , a s* a | * ‘ j “ ; sem oc Ss | . : 4 ; ° ry y , ~ ; ; ; . + ti .' : : i i — ° > . 5 —_— ——_ ou . aye . _ mt ” a i! ere $3 & i “ . ‘ ‘ Aa : - ’ - ” — Ea ee ee . : = eter. + } = Stn ~ ‘ ey ° ’ c ¢ cs? A iPass ¥ rar 3 1n a in i ; nt a. ee a ~ __ © for , - Stan 4 : 4 ‘ : : ’ . rhea —~ biawa , } r a 4 j " THis. 3 3 ~— a t hadgee x ha a certis - tha woeor . ‘ ' oe whara wa were ' concefvab’e overturm can ¢ AB Avtomobile Liability In-urance ig | baa be: usp: J 2 i dying r ‘OC a dite 2 sit : : at — ted here in t i: = Selle oP She Met. Trieret er’s kit Y ar even iraternai attitude towards 1 >8 : : : | ert the ¢£ . > | * 3 } »* ’ » a > oO ’ THIY C ‘>a {roar , ‘ ‘ anf , . ° a. ° > @Qak eka pas or 7 . silPy peor nti to insist on havi "er , rien F robles owners. It is rot the lent o A: . ° ane cz ry 2 on: . °c Lt > ~ ° ° ~~ ? ‘ ~ » J 4 ‘ > > _ : | ~ - ; = ‘ ~ arbres i tous ee one ote oho f Ni sl r i ‘ a 4) | — : he Russ! tution that ; : z. iT 4 ' 7? .* | 4 ; aR i ' | ’ 7 » . ™ ? } . ' ’ 7? @ v7 J ’ ’ ; ” ~ . . = iron! > c f t ie a a == An revTo.u b 4 ' re ' } nf ; ne al ; { S ‘ 3 - > “ ~ - . ~ _ » " > - : 34 i 71 CKrOO ke oF ; ; i, —. ; y . a . . o . ind 3 — mo f — c . Seren heer * a Stetorical ty : ’ ” ’ ; ts s . . oe | et f+ ; 3 r Pt per T) ~ vw ’ 4 ’ - ; 5 4 i ; « ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ' — 4 7 bh « —™ P - ~~ ~-*¢ entre sy be . ei " | ~ ‘ = —_ ries P 5 x : 4 ad ea , . - , gliivzins 7. Ter’ a? rie aes : " . A : > ~ 4 ~~ are . ‘ *.* co & * “ ire } % i on , _** —_ Le _ _ + $ . P Ls ‘ ° 7 2 = ‘ 6 * } te a t ‘ ‘ _ o - ~ 4 aWYEers Have a : * nn’ DT. J : . s a sutfe rane if Puesian peasants to set (le mse vag ‘ ~—a55 pS pens . ? : ¢? : as . ' rt ‘ ; . . - Pi . ~* — + 1, 3 . o- 4 , . ; —— : . : “ ‘ = me + ’ ~ ee . — - * . * * it _ he | motor-vehicle uate betur ¢ i that. his inte : They a : : . Pau, favorite resort of the small property-owners, freed ('ORMMME-PaMaNY WORRIED ? o . _—_ i a - : ‘aware ee i e o rut ve i aa hat = AOS Raat : ’ : e TG ‘ . . . F - ~* n~* % : - > +) e +h r | NI’ " 3 ah aS » experi e 2 never hegr anv hah ' ' _— nar — . € i gs a aha rase to power, and event- ond Important resu.t oO7 6 tr i 8 i% . + > " i ~ } , = ‘ . : 7 . ; ’ : : , : a“, . . » . . P . , ‘ ; yy + s 7 é ;* : 4 - = ; a ' i me ‘ - — . . — —— a } : i ~ i i ei wits : ‘ m L pe = LHe Kes : - . - s s¢ "7 \ on” an? har haar tre On? aa recr g& he 5 of the r SPEEC : ‘ ‘ ; ~ , | ° . “* = © ; least ¢ pea | mmediat i! | nters lasting friendships mar be erect : : e and twelve : rend goes that his alitr of the non-Russian nationally } i eae hi ‘ s ¢ 2 ‘ fie 3 it Z Pi . 4 + of Terre 4 : : ’ 4 . : my : : a} v4 ais t e ‘ : - — i—- - . a. . a t ¢ a a | + “—'*2e Te TT an » “i am : I ; ntacts tr liVad mMrorit wia’ rhe aT: . S e & ga s a . oe wages . r . as fentinned frem rage to. = . ’ ‘ P . . ‘ a ~~ ¢ . ' ee i oO a ~ . - . —_ ~ * ; » ws >» i ‘ "a i : & = 7 i — . ue beg = - . P a - ‘oa * - - x . a gE ee os ae - : m cA " ‘ - ” ‘ . I ' ‘ . 4 ? ’ : , : 4; f : » in ‘ » - s ’ - ~ rT 2 = + ge 3 - — . . = - _— ~~? ‘ a > ~ & cen °°? gor eh *: : . ¥ . ? ? + ° ° . —— -_ ‘ " . ; : , sie , . ss ss - Sy 7 ’ is . ‘ ‘ ‘ 36 s ‘ i a = — Ye ; -~ ££ acentin?t af the Paet that x - > « . : ’ —# 4 . r * . | i : r 7 : ‘ +he population of the soviet ‘ ~ » . *-* * - : ' . , “ : i> r ’ ~ . —_ . An , af = tt otama« A . Fi ' , . ’ , x ' . . ' ‘ ~ = ~ 4 iL - ‘4 I a ~ 5 =" — a ar °S ni | : é -_ & on ~ . c ’ . ; . o . —. -~ 2 ; = # rs : , a , " , — . sis: jal TUT 80 . _ 7 . é ; ; if ne “2 “es 3 'e¢ Russ'ans, . » ow — n - . ‘ o ; . ‘ — . ¢ | sh gets " : ere oxen. hat Tart Turcomar 4 other mint ~* 2 : >= ere oxe ’ 2 . - ~ - . . - . - = * — ~~ — oe > z ~ ~ _— — in 4 ‘ , - s a * @ = eo ° a : gre . . T'\e tT, ? ~~ P ' ~ % a . ‘ tine - 4 ~~ me . . i : t . ‘+ - ~ z ‘ 4. ‘ > Pt q s © ; ‘ ‘ 4 e : : ¢ “+ | x ; * # ~ - “~~ ° ° > . S ’ = ™ ~~ . ~* - — ? ~— *-*~ > - ” o 4 * ” - - —s ‘nm oe o~~- the nen- me a *7-¢ + - > 7 = ~ —_ = > _ = > - * F + = . e ¢ ce = 8 . iist ~ ce + a " - . > ~ : . « T + — 5S o« b 4 “ T — ; - . ~ , . a . . : , 4 : ' PARING THE ROD | | : i . : . ‘ > = = 7 ~ v? ’ “~~ ae > " Tre ~- ar «-? a? s . al ~ 2 Hi angie . - , . A a3 : ‘ ‘ a. - ? ‘ ‘ ‘ — = 7 : , P 4 - : ‘ 4 s 16 é ’ . ‘ . io: a 2% 63 ‘ a P o > : - ‘ od ‘ re Toes a - : ee: : ms . revrolyt , : * , repre’ redectrs ’ rely rf ‘ . ‘ é , in ! } : «vt ‘. rcrHnnicn! ; a 4 : a le ‘ cy 5? a - + 4 Q : et ocrary - 4 8% : ‘ @ fers > . ~ = ~ a ; : ' = = * a. : a + + > ~ » ‘ 3 - 4 * Be wea | . te - *72¢ ‘ ee : : : , . l ; : . ~ . y : ‘ : sn — ~* oe . a? _- Be j ‘ e : i t 2 PHILADELPHIA'S B T SiITiC : ai cape ; , 7 HILAT Fi H! 4 * FLA i Et EXPOSITION ¥ a = , P a . 2 ; “ - ° r>' ~~. ” —? , . 6 = ‘ ~ a 4 - . . “ a = —_ ; 9 ° » a ~ : “9 - v ; , mn a profound ' Gc Se vr ’ ; ~ ° . . 4 : + ‘ ° - ~~ - rr e * or = ~ ~ nm in oe 7 “ oe e7 4 Z . fs ‘ " ‘ * 7 r - ° = > = -~ oF ; » on - - = — . - - - > he, ~ - +s r- - be ‘ 4 fy ~ r? 2 | ey . “ é i | 4 . > ¢ - ot : . a * lh | : e ett i na? ita = ~"* VS Ow wee - = ‘ - . ¢ _ ~ 2 . | _— i : ; : a . ; “" AOane, 4 ~ c ° aed : ns » . : z jus re o-Stovakla enfors * . s% : hes” P - . iz z su ‘” 4u ae ™ ~ ’ > / : ™ = . on F on —_ - — — =, . - ~ - in j . r “ ; € ; r) . ~~ , e Ls : ‘ . ‘ “ . ‘ R | . . . , . ; —— ‘cEST | = a (9 mant Would Hare Tew ee | . , U with less favor, Dr. Joh Bos ; ia tie : TAXES INCREASE 560 PER ; « done to us in ef « ‘ ; : ~ ‘ 4 > a 7 - ‘ ‘; or | : : — , : : , , - Ory (,erma - _ * = % . ’ ’ ' 7, 7 : a9 . : . a ; . ° . as oe 4 . . . . . , 1 there - te s get THIRTY YEARS AGO " " ;' ors, an + 7 is ‘ , i ‘ iy . . * . . : nz et s tz taxes § "2 ‘ : . : , ' ~ oat cor es ‘ é a? a r Reston. Mo... Standard i th *? . A : ‘ au t ‘ R. : a: : “ee in > ' . " : . . ‘ ~ j ; ; . 4 3 “ore P } rig P » " ” , - : ei al - + - e phe 7 . ye — tT - s . a om ” - “ ~ 5 ~ 4 ee = x : “ey s " . -_ rs “ "? = ; : 4 : ‘ - « : ; ’ $iT.14 n 19 rrean aD, Bes | : ’ ‘ “9 : 7 $s: * ; seopiews the FF airing t - p re t to Be YOUr | | | | | Ane ws pee ; * “e. _ ; f : 19s ¢ J] by looking — : ’ _— ‘ : ~ PJ ; | ' , : ' . . ‘ci : ie , ei64 | they paid 2 4 i rend wiht vour Pai ; . : | | | | : | ’ : 4 ¢% _* ft 192a P x : if td 3 t wt cutside m4 . ee ‘ ' .a | hilitw ¢ phusce is the nets a town 4 3 ee , that . Leta ween was a $14.21 1 operating Seen the .* ' «could be we derstood “*9 should understand a rer are” ’ ’ r a: ¢ . ’ . ; | " 4 i ° , ° rm > 4 = % , , Y i a 4 a sl ¥ be E | 3 des > Ce Z. | ; : 3:2 7 thus — .. : . . — ' ‘ , e lege: é- 92- and in 1908. 8 _\ SO that the Italian Gove as . - $ ‘eed not pass toa mere «7 repiy This would be gh . id Ps 3 | oe 3 : se ow if the German Gove 'f Der os : © ps , | Oe Sets ‘ Ling jus at 4 Vit bind — ee te forg . mee | : sia > 46 i o nt center & ne wie nhemrateeeeeson i : AIR ‘as happened 4a * may happen in Gérmany.” ~~, age 4 —_ - , ' , 5 2 ; » 4 : 4 ? 8 ; > »* + ee A Agr ae wen ee ww a °y - to s & 7 be ; * ‘ . . + ‘ ” J E i

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£ . + = b3 . ‘ + Ose es e . - “> “ a - ‘ ~ & 7 “ a ¢ - * s - f ~~, ‘ @man in the gu ‘“Char- | My Boy.’ another | in a HOX shouts “All by Alyself’’ and the or- befra in the pit impartially § di Maits attention between “Collegi- mar and “l’o1ip ind Cireun Seance.” But Williams i int the whole . Brooke Johns, banjo vir- ¢/ sings } _— i * bh with a jazzy ent and Montgoine: ontgomer) HAT ©€* Lynn : oe wo! ered here *v wing reviv woodward Star.) ed] Plax r se 6. 4 Li » ie | ‘1

> ourt! sf «4 mal ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ a } i ‘ thé ob i a J a) 1 Omts r ‘ \1 Powell, Mar & Hindso A] \T i ‘ , * Omer ED BY MUSSOLINI’S HOSTILE SPEECH fentinued from VPage 15. ha soviet government : of the fact that ain _ c mn of the soriet union ti Ir melanc ee iva ¢ . ss a an * ° g » = _— » Russtans Armeniat ; » 4 s and other minor race tt) SKS @ their own language ' . a) 1 and general pubiic ag... ' ‘iew of granting fi policy of grant 4 sper to the non-Russian pe wh! . net contrast to the eM, ' _* 3 ba ch : Si ne the newly estaodlls force a aing!e langus G the nationa! minoriti@g ~~” + re ait tj ij ’ ‘oO Aq istak 4 ic the ft ce betes 4 o a! } ‘ 4 7tie)yN , oy ra’ : v _* , eel “ | « nothing , ifv¢ “¥ mte jt. TwA Lye t d to find much ‘ec? cictatorship ini ; Si cq il ut caval 4 breaking of ciass = ther of different soc i revolution has give . an en oe 11:08 ’ A i j prandti: m govern fe y quite ! ht ’ hai 500 PER YEARS. ’ . ‘ : ‘ Leer - a. wm a a f bul’ } * “ee " : A . ‘ = of ft ; ; 7 r + : ‘ ome . ‘ the | ~ 444 t, . - ax* ‘ 4 ‘ls ‘ . " | 4 y 4 i +) ; ‘ i ‘ aS ’ ; . f op’ 4 3 4 > ‘ a. 1 ; . ’ Pg r i ' ’ : + ’ they ? _———— * 40H ’ . ifyiag* ats 4 . & «i S42 €234% B%S af , : - s+ 749° , for ein h $3.8 is f) - oa F ’ 3 : rata ore ‘ | ; ; a ¢ 16 aa OT Z4 Pepi £60, 000R OM: ow sf92] ' ‘op then @ QE 111 whi rs : greater @ an ' : Ss. > MmAY w c ’ ' j : ; CENT 0 What Germany Wo Ti r"é ; } " _ ‘ ; OT) ¢ i ote ~ ‘ . ak «i . Te * .. + ae i rr 2 : ikuAr-e ney Spape rs nld Have Done. la fs HT} - 7 « CHSe \ Ctv@Prmnaryv i & ter }é , OO ‘ 7 er sia} 4 . , ’ f ‘ l > vy. i > f> £ . . | e. , ‘ q;° ‘ ‘) ‘ ‘ 2 , >? i vy ; {, . ; {} ‘ i be " (; ‘ \ 7 +’) . Ls e ‘ Li home, Orpheum | as Miss Visit, | } Social Act t — ISS DOROTHY daughter of Mr. Charles D. Bolin artmer avenue, has April as the date of her wedding to obert W. Shillington, son of Mr. ‘and Mrs. W. O. Shillington of Web- ster Groves. The ceremony will take piace in the evening at Christ ‘Church Cathedral, and will be fol- lowed by a reception at the Bolin ) The bride will be attended by her sister, Miss Virginia Bolin, as maid of honor, and Misses Fran- BOLIN, and Mrs. of chosen IT; R mane cis Bradshaw, Louise Keeshan, Alice Muckerman, Harriet Gregg | of Cleveland and Madeline Weiss | of Wheeling, W. Va. and Mrs. | (Charles Westfall, formerly Miss Virginia Cornwall. Florence and Ina Fleischel, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Travis Fleischel of the (hase apartments, will be flower girls. The list of groomsmen has not been announced. A tacky party to be given Thurs-. day evening by Miss Adelaide Gross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. (G]ross o! Webster Groves, will be an interesting so- cial event of the week. The honor guest is to be Miss Adelaide Poy)- | son of Orange, N. J., who is Miss Gross’ guest. The basement of the Gross home will be transformed into a den and the 75 guests will ,; appear in costume. rae Miss Gross and Miss Poulson w!!1 | visit in Chicago for a few days! next week and Miss Poutson wil depart for her home Feb. 17. King er place, will spend th Mr. and Mrs. J. Vandevent Ait 3. oO : ~ A late summer and fall in Europe. They have sailing reservations for | Aug. 6. Mrs. Benoist Carton of 4484 West] mster place, who went Kast » Tew Guys avo to enter her daug /i- ter, Miss Elizabeth, in the Notre Dame Convent at Baltimore, is now in Washington, DPD. C., visiting an- other daughter attends HIolton Mrs qaown Miss Helen, Arms School. Alfred terrace, expects her aunt - £ - - Mrs. S. M. Nichols of Chicago, to visit her for week or two. Xirs Nichols will arrive in a fortnight. Arrangements ha peen col pleted for the marriage Feb. 75 of Miss Ruth Peters, daughter of M and Mrs. W im FF. Peters of 7380 West 1 drive nd John D 1; f arth 7) of \fr ‘ qd \fre john H. MacCarthy of 6°26 East- gate avenu 4 long list of? nrewed@dineg parties neludes a bridge luncheon bv Miss iughter of Mr. and ¥ a , ’ lacy Molone di: a | y 4 ~ 7 — , n - , i x j a) olor ey qy? - is 4 l’er- " * . ~ . Shiing avenue, at the Coror io HWo- q Ola a & ‘ s & as , er YT ] oo? ar? > ’ v\- rt : ; scl j , , + e UOrpneun iF if Cc a 4 7 lo¢ j Tr 4 Tv if ad 4 . ‘ BE, a. mm" FY \ _ 4ia ‘ - e , a) , ’ ‘ a i . Y q } Sg A\Trs } j WIlary £ + ‘ ? o . in ; T . «1 i ey Toliowe ' T ear | ' ‘ emo WwW P Place ‘ if) : ee | T , ¥ ay afrnyy c . 4 ¢ ‘ . >) rand Mre. Garrett Me r a Dehlendor?’ bridesmaids. . : ’ s ; MacCart hy will be his a - 7 ’ roth rs ST YY TY ij HT: ro i - 7 ? . MacCart} ind 4 ey Gardner rroomsmen . ms 4 r Afier ; wedding trin Tr Mfa J 5 , . * Cart! and his bride will make ». . Ome al S84 Cabanne ave- e ras 4 Harts : e geilver a — “ CS ‘4 i 7 se, ae hm 77 re 4 4 TT) ron i f _ f ii l- 4 Ta P 1} eeare' v | pre nije ‘ r , bes psi ‘ = LiovVe ~ is € re ar a ¢ of ja (iat » 4 YT ) (,atesworth Hote’. ,Qs . 47 frre ri } 7 ; } ; ] ic Pty rTeSimor ra) I : ? AT } : SCOTT ' G7 = ‘4 } ‘ ‘ ‘ : *Y } ae . . _ 4 ; r { sf ‘ et. it ree ‘ u >" ~$ | ove ly c] ! | e = é rT \4 i -_! } . -_ } ’ ’ | i i : ‘ , Tr i + { » ; g ‘ 1? €..@7 » ae | f) 7 > ‘ ace, Te ¢ 10 Their daught: Miss Flizabet! is eX }f té ‘ O F ] yy f ee fre ()k wna pe ea ‘I nd MIr ly r nm of 3920 Mafiitt enw eryve i their thirt h wed ry annjverse! wij 4 receptio inday evening Jan. 24, at their home. Many ot those present attended the wedding ‘? ‘ irs b Pid Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Reeder ir. and Mir Fran} bio e \Tr “7 > a4 fy rge R 1 ey Ty \f ] ies \V 222 ‘ a ' cil i . Leet 4 -_" _- - e ? ? Pes ready T > 248 ‘ q« : ; s (i= uUoed “ | We i Mi j ». } Dry Wash 3) 11 wo If Kiundle contains 50 ¢, flat work. JUSTIN T. FLINT LAUNDRY CO. lindell 7370. am AR , ok res » | oe a Cc . Minimum Bundle, 81,20 t Was WITH FLA’ PIiPCErsS IRONED Minimum Hundle, 81.869 ‘} 4 ‘> shirt 9c Ib. Minimum Bundie, 2.09 tinder 20 Ibs... 10¢ per Ib, ily Finish '\ersth'ns & ' Fas 7 } ; f : 5c Ib. ae ’ ’ ‘ t. 4 i | Cn a LOT Ace each SERVICL in hundle., is HOLL shirts 1«) la J rucks, 1v1ties | New Films ' By NIE. RNST LUBITSCH, who, before he came to this country, di rected the making of some of ‘the finest photoplays ever thrown upon the screen and then, after his |importation, turned ut some which ranked with the worst, has come back } | i his “Lady Windermere gs Fan,’ into “ - 4a is on view this’ week own with which the Grand ‘Central, West End Lyric and Cap- ' f | itol YItis doubtfu! if many direc- tors could even imagine making a pictur out of Oscar Wilde's bril- llant drama, but Lubitsch has made a film which will appeal to the better class of moviegoers and, at ithe same tirne, one which will not ; | ‘far the great offend the taste of the other True, 1926 model. chasers. Mr. is 9 hair and wrist = watches and by er mafjority—celluloid sibitsch’s Fan There are bobbed Sa powered nutomoblies an«d many other things which Oscar Wilde tl . i he | never dreained of Also there are horses running on an Exnglish race- track in the Same direction that they run in America, which was not done in Wilde's time or today bu otherwise the either, has stuck very closely director to the story of the original play and he has turned out a screen drama of beauty and interest and set a mark for his co-workers to shoot at for the rest of the vear. Wisely he refrained from attempting to make subtitles out of Wilde's sparkling lines, put tne oO der theatergoers Co fis ¢) 1 nto the picture easily enough and the -latter-day audi- iences, in Jarge part, wouldn’t un-’ derstand them anv wav so that the ffort is yiecasing all around. Ronald Colman, Bert Lytell, Irene Rich and Ma MeAvo? area the leaders in a perfectiv balagced cast and “Lady Windermere’s Fan“ is & really worth while picture. See it. " A Dumb Waiter. RACTICALLY all of the char- acters in ‘“‘Lady Windermere’s Fan” are lords and ladies and if you drop into the Missouri vou will still move along in high society for “The Grand Duchess and the Waiter’ has to do with the lives of Royal Refugees from Russia who got out of their native lutionists 4 iin live and who manner hefitting in Paris a their rank until their last jewel has been | pawned. Adolphe Menjou is h only member of the cast, practical- " Iv, without a title, but as he has the role of an outrageously rich ‘Outrageous man about town vou need not be afraid of meeting any but tl} best people. Adolphe falls in love with the exiled Grand Duchess d, in order to be mear ¢ an her, palms-_himself off as a watiter | and is treated just a Grand Duchess would be expected to treat a waiter but in the end, after Cath- Aas erine The Great’s necklace has gone to the hock shop and the Grand Juchess is forced to come off of her high horse—-which is just a figure of speech because ac- was a Kolls-Rovece stepped down from tel fo 77 | rr aAae2s ¥ 17 and run a ho- keep herself and her relatives from starving there is every indication, at the final fade} fout, that she is coing to Visten to reason and to the jingle of | |! Adolphe's paper france notes. “The! Waiter’ the ng picture but t! '(rand Duchess and is an AmMmuUS] title eo 5 land : just one jump ahead of the reyo- ! she, itled | and Charley and George have our address, How the Other Half Lives. I you want to shake the dust of high Hfe from your feet for a change the Kings and Rivoli offers the opportunity with ‘‘Stee] Pre- ferred,’’ a@ melodrama of the old school where even the rich mil! owner came up from the ranke and where puddlers and crane and foundry hands have t roles, Preferred” mé¢lodrama of the Furnaces blow up imoiten something over the spot daughter is standing and the poor workers he heroic is a good sure-fire sort. and scatter or other all where owner's sicte , PLeei the j . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Mi ’ ‘ a SS RS SS ae a en ~—_ = ee eae 3 eee ———— = that she had run away with a! ea ver bs og ¢ » week will never find out Wh4*’ other man Jim follows her wi! ' 5 . - i?) —> g started the trouble, they will be , pistol in his pocket and muréd, renuinely entertained from eétart to in his heart, but he has consid: : ’ . . » sar? ,? es . m finish ry ie serious tre tment! = ahle rinanineg 'o Go whe ? hie =f a burlesque piot Marie Prevost wav fi the Vo'lstead territo: ’ r natl “] ‘afely Imar- , : ind Kenneth Harlan, late’s , and so falls into the hands of ru } Vi¢ - —— a ried an reese Bet married sips runners il ado er {| fes amd ot! he v4 ; tha niet 62 7s ha if ia Over arvain In me pi ur but ; bw thie mPin oO ’ yy « bmara hie ’ lin } . by ¢ 2 on? ne t . . The trouble Tue na om - jeeas «> ‘ . nz Tne gen the conclusion that they love each , old {a2 Att sic 4 Ve tnat ¢ other which makes the very com 13 ’ , . , 4 igke iS Mm itil pilcated pict of the piay. LsdotliSe ¢ "azenda does good work as a bad Crowr Prince Carol Recovers. girl and there is an unnamed dog VIENNA, Feb. & 4 Buchare ,who is a wonder The vaudeville] dispatch reports that former Crom , > > " | . ’ " € us . “* ’ a part of the New &t. Louis’ bill is’ prince Carol, who is now at Mile , . . » te far above the ordinary Italy, has recovered from his tack oO nfluenza and that : Be Yourself, Conrad. King S$ physicians, who were et: - . 4 | Regular Sizes 14 to 40 Attention, Value Seekers! to Compare Them With Other Dresses PRICED HIGHER, So Sure Are We That They Are MATCHLESS VALUES! /\ Flat C repes—Georgettes—Satins—Prints Extra Sizes 42 to 48 Values Extraordinary! NEWEST MATERIALS! NEWEST STYLES! NEWEST COLORS! ~ A ) f j {7 Important! Every Dress is new, just taken from its wrappings: Every Dress is a lovely Spring style! Every color is Spring’s own! Lovely flares, and straightlines, basque effects, circular and pleated skirts. High-tie and low necks, Peter Pan effects. You ll agree they’re ASTONISHING VALUES INDEED at this remarkably low price—$8.75. Attend THIS Sale and SAVE! Here Are Dresses That Are REAL Bargains! We Invite You /] OO —— — n — Raden aie - Ca ' iasiieetatmenestenmmantebentalen ey SENET ot ee ee eee on * a . - - " Sienna atte och EE, cat eT Soeha ai St atlanta hone de iene: Sh ieel Mp EPC AI a COR Lege Pe RTE ER 50 RRR « 3 oe a” a he RO A EP ~ er eg AS . on lie ~ ~ ee ee a ee eee ee 2 : rs . us * oe SARS ees ; Cape CRC ER RL HEARTY MONON Ea IRE Vaan

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wae ot te ome 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - 7 - _ - - ° o , - . —— > - 1Q*)4; 2 -= , 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY °. i920. : pe —————— Sa aan: ean nanonnooeoemeeeone pe OUR eA em — | ae 2 et es 7 ‘ . = et e-, 7 - -— > " ? - ahe¢ or? ie ‘ i © ‘ -' ‘ IN IR ORDERED - 7 ‘a * ~~ - ~ ia? S T "mite A “ates row than Tt’ ean — = Pa last nick?¢ enid ‘thea ea2iary ‘oe r Omest m1 4@#ans. ._5 Pnte! C ist oer: . @ QU y . Les ys " 173 fe « Ongress a is i 4 ‘ “ as ’ ~ thehad . 2 « SEE SST SS & M ‘st * ® sees * 3 7% _— ” a an 2 am tha : = : . — 7 , - mt _ on oa te Biman a a LABOR CHIEF FAVORS BILL initia a — a ee ee Aerro- | - 4 & ‘ . ; i as : Ino } rors "ed = i? ws 2 arid get re oOgTi- VW illiam (.reen says salary of Fed- +: e fora our ne ple » ene % : Centinued fro ic -* ' | +, rm Pa ag 1 , : » e __ > * +. - . I : j++ ee = idea of reorganization in ¥ tion commensurate with our actua)] eral Jurists Must Assure lawrer of commanding ability, ou when he appeared before them as the dir service can be developed offensive power In the seheme of equal Justice. D E B T * a witmess on Ja: ' ra > nf thie’! and operated so that reli De national defen B 2 “tate P: | si; A : : i s'.4 j po é - ~ _. - Si Ee - year. able to give itg maximum 1K Pher ire lators , : ' di C ef i ? a oie . x ~ °* A ‘ lo - an 2. ai a> ies tT" gs 1 Ze. *Tii nT 4 7 rT 3 a! ae : . es : 3 ‘ : seit ” , : so : Rebuilt Electric Washers mil itarr committee a y arte oe he Ar rime to (.@t Bu-¥ . y cd r tis\ } ° A iSO VO Tr11 34 OUTS aha 4 . Ai a A ela hase . " . House, ft will h: ad led much yours as it ? Baa NE Ui ee tg Reid. “aad ALI MAKES REPAIRED = * m . ; > : rT. ? » 4 a. ‘ . 3a een; “ ‘ { ; ~ « er ee. ‘ i ¢ a - . « 4 ~~ * a7 4 - ’ aa . ~ & “J 2 4 3 Pal al ~~ / 4, y - i J cOmes to a vote. lorthe pnast vear vou to ge? sv. Here is sre : i i . . ] : will be Ven mor i ’ 1 | iry 4 % ; - er + - a >) ~ . " pis * . ae TT , ’ — F.«4 " - 5 om e% ‘ . «% ‘ 4 ‘ oe ° . . 7 ‘_ a . if t ae ie, eee service will depend largely upon fj a —_———— a a E Dever Discusses Ci T | | | sis tng Get + ' ie ‘ % .- yt e-- " jggame N x co : 2 ¥ ee Needs of the Two Cit ; | B ul S y B EK KE slog the tines ae oumeausaiae | Brass Bird Cages | \ Porcelain in Preparing for Expansio: 8 Rascesentativds ta : ae Ver a | : . $8.59 Value ) —— ne | Dy? ———————aaw ee. wy) This is 3 party as much as | +, a the Knights of Colum 1e ee te ours. ae Ae ee Sq a er upon the general t j throw us on as , : public improvepients by & | Exchange Store Now at Southeast Corner ae gnicipalities, and said he belie Representative Draft. ; + x a" 4 “ a. i. ; : + . ——— y AS Rs i «”* ’ * " ad ; ‘| f ton Ue ash tif - €} i rass ) i j a « ‘ ; nat each dollar now Being ed in public works would return $5 ‘in ineres y owners who 1 of Seventh & Market Streets | poreelighn: ables: durable fh ij mt me wer ° 4 tO] made: | | A Heart \s” of Sweets | cquniaation of the See aE Mirae Tames Save 25” to 50” in Our Slight seconds at only. 9 1 } d ai Py Hakeric ans? t s one proposing to?! nd imately , alues to prepert he assessments. | The Chicago chief executive sft -. 7 yr 3 j - Se et a eo sal — Y ’ / J Sy v : * 4 » 3 7 ' tb ~~ e ober 7. : c - ‘ + - c oa ns »oraneous!ly at noon te ‘tf } + ‘ , i ea Re a = o a7 —— ing of the T » = | a ¢ LAASS.Le = . eae x n a yd oe fore a join meeting oO = a if : for Sweethearts sim of the aly faves ae aa | sane Ms me died 7 en ... one chamber of Comm 'f i of a department of 1 7 . ww a i i i A @ i if yf . Bea embers of the Knights 3 | é . ¢ ~\ 4 sy ee ; BH mittee i ‘ LN. purchases made at the recent furniture market are arriving each day and then view of Public Improvemen sppe IDS. Ne-HPo SI sk ae ape > n ' , =n ‘Spusiness interests seém to : this is the time for comy ssixe improvements,” Wa are of fered at our special February Sale prices. Homemakers should arrange to attend and sate ome ; r said. “Ther lend full 4 1 Peeenay Barner Specs Neanolita i . : , ta od Ss : at DS SEE SS ER Oe Oe EE a Se eS a ee ee ee ee to such programs an : i sit alow $ é : Mi : an ~*~ lieve the return in inerea re 1 _ _ " . ~ ‘ + § 135 Th - Pj AAAS ‘ slues Will be material. _ . | anizations. The James bill weal | Ta” ree~ I-lece SX eo | nin Chicago we are comple ; , , : = 3 = ee eee gees ; ly Se : wis ‘two-level highway on So | — EEK SPECIALS | National, Defenss tour undersecte. . - ? Peis SS wt Gres from” ichigam be SE OE ee ee co ee | “Kroehler” Davenette Suites S eee .: an a s | , ke Douvhnur Se pee aoe as 3 | 7 e roe cr atv Eric s Ul cS A 4 r _ mee of more than a half m | ; o— a ot shy z j . | | hich we hope will relieve the ke } . _ ., aa : sngestion 43 per cent: Jt + 31H SuGar Dapp does ear f : : : . 22,000,000 and care for lg snitine s Lay is mex shet = oe * “ , : - ; i ; _ * ~ : ' ' . . ‘ ss i 4 ‘ i D4 i! ; P . a . = . j ’ ~ i ‘ . 2 j . + . : ‘ ‘ ‘ ; . a+ ‘ 4 is “ ie) . * » , ; , ‘ ‘ . . - q ; 5 ; _ ” J ee : ad y + , *% ~ 4 ? . - @ ‘ ‘ .s a ; i i ii ; ‘ ' ; . ’ ,* } be P .. ?* ‘ . ' , zZ ’ ‘ ® si ‘4 ‘ « ; i> i = @ i ‘ 4 ; ‘ _— . t ’ 4 ; , ‘ a4 : ; a" 4 ‘ dl . “ . -— — 2 - 4 F - - —_ = -— . etait - i oy ~ — = 7 - . - . os - _— - - a ? * i ee / * ad ° > a ip ~~ = j ° o . 2 ~ 2 o a Lae ‘ Pa a ‘ = . P - e ; tet Yate . $5.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments ro ehlerDavew-O \Y >= > OS ee EE NE eS Te | eee SOC as 2 mm C7 : r ‘ AN # a ee 3 ca Pare Se a EE SD Ee ee ae oi >. / / | *K roehler’’ Velour Da-Beds OO — - ————— a \ DISTINCTIVELY designed Be ii 6 Aaias .4 om : ‘ a made br ‘*Krnek *? with Special Offer! 4q While «a $5 Cash—Balance in Easy ‘ Limited Number — a ; Payments : a ea B basis of approximately 73 = pre Sterling Bilt-Rite . T00-tone hahaa 4 0° fall csuation, Mayor De | st— wo-tone :Vidnogange oe at tens ‘ Bu ng alou Ra Nge _— atity ranged. treat nt. depending on the owners Bence. Boma T--ne« Discussed. Surprise was expressed by ~ Console Phonographe Ag wtgsap-o sh uname ALL STEEL GRAY ENAMEL eS With Radio Adaptation Featam Z TUBS ($15 Jaluec) FREE €/{5.00 Value or Our | feago Maz or when Mayor mi ; ee him that most improveme February Sale S80 Value. for Our ast were made fr -eh y “re ipai revenues and not fr Wi h bruar Sale at ise wes, Mayor Miller s | it 4 ha mt the city bonded dept * , £ ie o an mt $115.900.600. 4 nn » 822 Dever will be honor guest @ ‘ ==: anner at Hotel Chase at @ p. . ‘ ] ~ - 7 e » ale ? 7 . * R k A ‘ i r ' - i. \ : ; i one ci Sa r ~ a . 5 3 | , : tin ry ,e7ranns es, ; i iA , a: wh eo _— -_= i a v art ' spy - Ton — a S hee. | =e ‘ ‘ ai . 4 rr i ta ner (or sf CE : - ~s ™ , oe * \r* ** ~* - on ~~ ~—o ~*e = ; ~ tn ~~ — be A irTor - * . ‘ *-*= 2 5 Lee > - . . a Pe a a oe ae ee. aa } a . 4 ~~ ee £ 4S ankKe@rs a. a OVW} Dmce ve Wii 1I iude a Vai! ane - a - . . ee. a | : i : : Ae 9 the great Eden team-mates free with each Eden mn t st. You receive the new. improved . ers . ie Ed | W; 1 are > ~ y . a . 192 den, the Washer near’v 34,000 St. Leuis Women - ' . : ise and endo —s ty 6 _ oe ete sy ae + gta x. : "We a Sy AMA on" ee as % 3 2 a bees” % * | MI >.0 —Bal ns | $5 = -~- + — a ~* rs€, ana WiLNout one penny cost vou receive er . : 7 . . nh = ? 1? ah i ee Tm » al ae es ‘ ~% ‘ ”~ ‘ ‘? } ‘* > - » . 3 t sa LULZ *~\Ws WV ae } 2@ j 2 T na © a +e Ga \ Pf a ror Save on these You Pay Only for The Eden— Wash On Our Special, Easy, 18 Months’ Terms Now! The demand is always heavy when we an e these tree offe: ¢ ur order 7 _ 4 — HE Eden Stores have some mers. Get your or r tempting bargains in Eden , — aon } ? aches which have became no while we have tubs. toda: Right Now'! sightly scratched, demonstra tere, floor samp’es or *raded-in Come inor felephone — UNION ELECTRIC These are care bargains’ Seme - R l C save ony vi enough to be we!’ LIGHT A ND POWER COMPANY . . ‘ 7 .i t . , j Preken. in Others are alrmos’ Leth and Locust or anv branch VUAin 2 29 . r 7 5 oo “ , . ie ike new. All bear new machine Monthly Payments orl } Ou) Light Bills : ° ite * | The Raise Top Trunk as Shown o an | ‘ Pinta - “ aa ; % # out; Fifth Fleor CE nrral 6500 eo fmt a — e lLiucs that Sore $©5 $139) DOMESTIC ELECTRI p | Siete ade""sace feee act | MASSIVE neg sen [Pa - CAs. r cretonne facing throughou: ' *Mapogany interiors, beau: uti aie te deltas aes re oute 2a3 6j] a long. deep pile to Imeem a | On Very Easy Terms 908 Pine Sr. Distributors GA rfield 2600 tite consists Chie cet ag Bt ear Ce ot satisfactory oF — Louis Wolken ElectricCo. Spring & Humphrev— GR and 1528 | $2 Cash—Balance Monthly or eee or “ aot, With tapestry seats $3 Cash—Balance M 4 ae $15.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments » i 1 5 f > 3 ] £ ak = : Ff s+ oo 7. . ~ i Lbs : A Lista . er, — ame - : : * —~ + ° — _ «2 ‘ ; : 4 * i. ‘ ;7 7 > ; 2 *e

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~- te atS-ohntS| ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [WANTS A NS a eee nena . we eee ee ee ore en ee nee oe ee ee eerenp cmon -~— crenegenimancetnnenensee woneouee a oneeene a nt anonegeMG URED oe — ~ ee ee wee ree — Some w ‘ ; sai sensei es — - -_——p . —_— @& A er or = coughs |; prt THREE ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1926. —— eee . Quick Relief A pl a i. — } 18 MEN RESCUED FROM TUG Mngton was found from New York | ADVERTISEMENT effective syrup. 3b and 60e YN ()F CHICAGO | . ® for Eastport, Fla., when it collided mins ou | Chicago and St. Louis Shake AFTER COLLISION IN STORM | 0" "2s Lita tamotco HEAT SKIN DISEASES COSTUMES’ ( ‘olds 3 | | me : ai int tetera Camtate tridge. of the Wellin; ton, was in- and Wigs ; 16 GUESI HERE. [aaa | Sr ty On teeter: Bare rang” | Soret to nahi ce ‘Apply Zemo. Clean, Penetrat-|| ROBERT SCHMIDT | Stop them today—dou't wait sizes. For external use: -p Throat and chest Salve,35¢. | Off by Oil Tanker; Barges Make were res- fcued and PtSi to as York. Port Under Own Sail. : es . | | SL RE OP The barges were cut loose after the ing, Antiseptic Liquid 7 ee an nay on tonne ' You can stop a cold in 24 ner if erm: oe NEW YORK pes §.—-Eighteen | cOllision and made Red Hook N, J.., It is unnecessary for vou to suffer. ” You will. You can check the fever, me « Dev eT Discusses Com- | under their own sail. with FEezem; Blote] Pe Eo cialis ' open the bowels, tone the entire ays. men were rescued from the tug r rT eczema, Biotehes, Ringworm, , Th ‘th HILLS. | i i re rescue | The collision occurred about six; Rashes and similar skin troubl em. 6 way is Ww = — 1c Two Cities OE oanget | z oubles. | : ee on Needs of the ; Wellington by the tanker Ardmore, | miles northeast of the Brigantine _Zemo will usually give instant relief | 7 Relieve After 25 years of a million« -elain L able speparing for Expansion. ; following a collision betweea the! | Shoals. from itching torture. It cleanses and | | now employ. it. ake HILL'S at ul == —— teins - . ‘@ | two craft off the New Jersey coast | ~ |soothes the skin and heals quickly | ME NTHO pence Whie, sett Spee ae ay , aa re | Bee on es | Congre Ssman Madden - Teaves Bed. | and effectively most skin diseases. | ly on anything less efficient, less art Bese william E. Dever of Chi-| Pe oe ee | Friday night, when the Wellington | | By th 18 Assoc lated Press. Zemo is a wonderful. pene trating, LA x 7 | J complete. All druggists. oR | é St. Louis today as the| 4 Sank, it became known today. WASHING PON, Feb. 3.— Repre- disappearing liquid and is soothing | | Be Sure kts Price $0c_ a4 it » in ot. , " i£ | The collision occurred during the | sentative Madden of Illinois, ill | | to the most delicate skin. It is ree- | y 8 Best of the Knights of Colum ua, | storm that harried shipping in the | With Srép, Was permitted to leave | ommended for davtime use because 7 ary a mmented upon the general trend; § | | Atlantic throughout last week, | his bed today, although he is not! it doesn’t show. Get. it today from | Ce ; i ; ‘Z improvements by large! & “@ | Towing the barges Southland and;yet ready to resume his duties in|anv druggist. Small size’ 60e or TUNE an a” POST-DISPATCH | : ‘ete ‘ nd said he believed -@ Tottenham, both empty, the Wel- ‘the House. ‘large bottle $1.00. mm +) Sra a ae as easiest Get Red Bax a sunicipalit es, 4 24 ' ° 4 7 Brat each dollar now being ex. | 5 i id —— ended in public wks would ub) 7 : PORT toitetere roe reper COUeD Peer OPP PEPE Eee Eee rca Coe: PTPGPe) Pr ere rer beet is Pett epee tenet eene peer —— TERT UTA TT TT TAF PRSTI TUT EERRETEERTYT BREET ahi ies: durably made imately return $9 - JacreanNS a % : | Hat it | | | | ; TTA | MHI TE Hi Hh HTTP TRTTTE| Hi Wy Ati Hi Hy HHH i] r tag perty owners Who bear §& e | | Wilh Hi i iW HI Hil | Mil ‘ts PONS at oniv. $4 48 ‘alues to pre | @ % i i} Hii ails i} Hy iil Hil Bil ) he assessments ° & qi itt intl Hides i it nae? & m . Ps ' i ; The Chicago chief executive spo e | Ht Hi NHL Ht ii fit \ i i | xtemporaneously at noon today t # p 4 Witt HH Hh H Hit 1 i vy if +) . ‘ = a % ’ itil Hy a itt al : i ) a ee f a AHHH AAT it » Club, the Chamber of Commerce § i i Wit TTP EL ih . f Chamber ' Com- i Hii | THA it ee nees ot Com 1d ! TT } vrce auditorium.- He discussed § : TTT ng 1 common needs of the two Cities : | | Hit Hi Hi ti HHH i} t iH HW] | preparing for expansion. : hi} i | ti Natit ft a4 ; day and the View of Public Improvements, | } A] | Hit mith Yy '*pusiness interests seem to feel : HRI] | iM Hitt 1 f d d = this is the time for compre-: & TMG AHH i} st ; TRTPTTRAOea tRRGi Tad eTERAELLL Deedaaee 4 CIT all Save: sive improvements,” Mayor : i Wai id Hill bag ' : ; a - € + wateeee ieetaiiiil: atHiaaee bit re wrer said. ‘“‘They lend full ap- ¢ Te | HH | CS 8 eR er : to such programs and I) : Hil THE tilt tH] I TE Hf a jeve the return in increased ¢ HT i nit a} “Biaives Will be material. ' i | HI itt it | ™ Me In Chicago we are completing | ‘ Hi | i Hi 1 ‘ p-level highway on South Wa- j i ih ; : i HH A | ‘ ey street from Michigan boule- ik hil i i | Hut ; i 6s f to Madison avenue, a_ dis- ; \' i) i | i | iH dt $ Mince of more than a half mile,’ Br a Post-Dispatch Photographer | | it TUTTE ATE Hi W | bus condition of former Senator Georg: ehh, HT Hay HH I) if Hil it al VN aileoadSs in a new alignment oOo! us. . . ¢ ¥ y] - - H add 4 $ ninals costing $9,000,000 of Mayor Miller. who is recovering E. Chamberlain of Oregon, Who | ‘ ry JOLiii Qe’. ‘ J 9 + q 3 , ; Pe “4 ia: : in Rhich the city will pay $1,500,000, from a slight nasal operation, ex- suffered a paraly Lic waste here qi Mie new marke!, rected at a cost Pressed regret that he would be ijast Friday, is improving. ile was ® 7 $17,000,000. consists of six unable to , hear Mayor Dever'’s said today to have had a very fa- a % mits of three stories each. Further noonday address. vorable night. | i s contemplate a $50,000,000 fil- | t ering plant which is part of a | a (00000 drainage project. It ; Th ' | | ed alg t mo -y put the Authorized Dealers for € EA EY ASHER ee eae : aes Picnty o ney Aa& W, ’ provements are _necessar’ ON CLOTHES TO OPERATE TO CLEAN — Wants Tip on Tax Rate. "By the wary.” he said, “I read | eentiy where St. Louis had about second lowest tax rate in the wntry for large cities. I'll have . . : TO PURCHASE get a tip on how it’s done. The Chicago executive is a tal! Let Ls wa (an Arrange Liberal Terms a i-built man. of forceful! person- Demonstrations § : itv, with ruddy face, clear blue Daily. Open Phone A J ee > AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE die iehaie PINE ST. Gentle as human hands a ns sh ; Sera oe dei

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== . on Mayor to See Conte CHICAG®. Feb. 8. pee Ts nae teed € . } nN , Church as his place of worship i! ; CCM ; ae im - + ° Washington largely because I's p : ‘ pastor, the Rev. J. H. Taylor, in- ie vited him to do so while Mr. W1!- C son was Governor of New Jersey eC ( )] ‘ and before his nomination by the . r . pee Democratic National Convention in in Trims ¢ : oe ned : This was disclosed yesterday Dy . 2 in ——— 4 . s + Sod arin ee : Y an ee te ‘ a f ress An immediate clearance....to make room for the contrac- Dr. Taylor in a m morial add ' Bore a » in which he threw many illuminat- . owe - , = . FHI v,roa?rk,p yy l- 1] eTore forees nN Wini il j , 4 aii. " a: rt ; : BS & ‘ ® a | r « . 7 & - “72 * . ~* g ‘ . : : tors who are building the gre: D ciseliohes on ie ee . $ . ww ‘ , . rs . © ] Pr. 9 in é us to offer savings of one-half ana mor on seasonable m | dent as a church member. Inci , chandise. ..now is the time to save...in greater proportion dentally, Dr. Taylor cleared up a than Veou have ever Sav’ d before. i ne ae il] pay vou to be mystery that for a time aroused : ’ : ; j Fr j : » ‘ L- : is "* 7 : t - = T) wig tion nN >t onlv ; here bright and early Tuesday morning to take advantage n° end of speculatic Presbyterian but in other church- of these values. Se wha Ration’ Cunieel After Mr. Wilsen had been PS REL Ren RR a cone aye * Proved safe by millions and prescribed-by ph Neuralgia Colds -Neuritis | Lumbaiie inated and elected, the pastors i ; 3 pei several Presbyterian churches Headache Pain Toothache Rheumaim extended invitations to wors! - oe with them. Dr. Tarlor did not ee new his invitation after the not ination HlRe frankly felt if WoOui: be presumptuous to do so. Dr. Taylor however, esi. oe ses “They haven’t missed a single day at school!” Safe Accebt only “Bayer” gl _ | DOES NOT AFFECT THE H ~» Tan >= ? ry a7 ‘ ~ + wee 7 > al a a | etating he couid ni refrain fro Lh im : s ‘ e * x . 2 ~.. emailing over the condition—tnat “He told me constipation is what makes so many growing children sickly. Poisons Pion RN EOS Ole ee pent " the wafited new colors he was invited to worship at “en- from the waste matter spread through the little bodies, and lower their resistance * Sport Hats in soft, F tral when elected =P President—as ’ . : Tole ; ; anaeaniinaiee—e dig to disease. So I’m very careful to guard against constipation. I simply give them | ADVERTISEMENT ‘Fourth 3 e+. pa a ne m , my hopes are not m4 as ee . : Se ee Remembered Invitation, a little Nujol every night. : The ‘first notice Dr. Taylor had “Nujol isn’t a laxative at all, vou know, but it keeps them just as regular as clockwork, tha¢ recis + “leon PFermambhar : - ‘ : *.% af . ee ee Rhimegeniinecs Thev like it, and the doctor says it s just the t ing for them. as rom 00 his invitation came when a secret ‘ ’ . i | as W. Garland, Inc.—Broa ee OR COU AND COL - service man alled Ticsdiny ‘maresiie onesten san ane Nujol Helps Nature in Nature’s Own Way | 5 i: ° an inforn ed . im +! ‘ t : “ s . ws e ; Py . ot - - ica aa and his family nina Mothers are the best friends of Nujol. natural lubricantin the intestines. It soft- Heart and Lungs a ee f i siti * € i > i «4.4 i¥ bi ait } _ leg . , > a When their children’s health is at stake ens the waste matter and thus permits worship there that day and de i pues A Spectacular Clearance of sired that seats be assigned te they seek the remedy that medical au- thorough and reguiar elimination, with- When food ferments it causes gas to ‘trouble. Don't waste time Meee . . ° . . } 1 Arr r+. « —— _ the P23 ae a Mrs “TI tap eta » + let aderik give — ‘ ar, } an e i e > ++ ~ 7 ‘ i f e : . . > — J . — - rnori¢t es app! ove hec ause "18 80 sare, so Ou OV erraxing the intestinai muscies. Tlarrts nressea] on he heart and lungs ach and bowels QUICK @ 2 hs The President and his party ar “age and caused much trouble. Finally she | What Doeters : ; “+ = a . + f. P 2 ® 4 Lda 4 ‘ ‘ U Pil. a? A - Ss rived a few minutes hefore 1! gentie, so na ural in its action Nujol can be taken for anv length of time without ined the mixture of buckthorn bark re. G. Egger r g vitae poems ' : ‘ , he Stine 2 j : gveertne. ete. (known as Adlerika) and best medicine he has uae ie ry oclock and quletiv took their sea’ \ onstipation 1s dangerous tor anvbodvy. |! effects, To insure internal cleanliness, it should a tile oe ak an ” ‘ Dr. W. H. Bershart @ 2 4 - ° = - } Tc ée 7 . a: a * , ’ ‘a e oN x > F _ | ! ? ‘ws -+) +) ' - 1s : ti cog t 2.00 2 : : , i. Afen here Tho came a ! ly ate Nutol 1S safe tor evervbodvy. Te does nor ye axe reguiar.y ge ety we win rne direc = _ mnatiiniainings es sia aia — ee. a2iong his practice : 2 n : é . ¢ get es . ' — } ; rr neonie anep the OF TsSink +f o risa we 3 did not know that the President ~ ie tions on each bettie. Unhke laxatrves,'t Goes not OO mage ei . ea , * = lid ip apa ' , iain affect the stomach and 1s not absorbed 1G . Pia ' paaeReY ’ aps ‘lean. but let their INSIDE body stay fu ie J. Weaver, a doctor Tae ie and his fan Liv were present unt! , oh t . rorm 2 Naot and can be aiscontinued aft any time. of gaa and potlsons ‘sire the meide gg 82 e knows no medicine ‘ ’ . . tnAorn Da ~ ge. rine etre as Merril tirwier she ADE! ‘= pastor requested that the ecnz-e- Nuto! simp:iv Makes up fora defic ey children entov the perfect health that is poss ble the name of Adlerika Thies acts on BOT) rerulariy with GOOD effect. @ . 2 “-. A ol ~~ - 7 | ; » | . ~~ - : ? . t 4 ’ a ' : } ° re oe ? + Qn ' } mi} er = - J ¥. r ckett writes - a pS atio ’ Fa) K in — their Di ; ‘ —— sia ~ mo -_ . panne ime! . | » e ° ae ot ha re ar. upt 4 | . DOW Ci, ¢ im nates TTié ta ” 3 _ z “sf : , P ain : . : . ' tempo! ar’ L r chi onic in tne su] t i of oni’ 3 nen ener eilminatioan is norms! and cgui hy, Rs NOT SO! - “4 J rer Ov es eld matter wh ich lerika T fee! hetter than for i if he (hief Executive and his °’ami ‘rou never thought wae in rour gystem. | FUL impurities were inated BUll DS left the church : ‘amd which caused sour stomach. perrous gyaetem. Z 4 : , as. sleeplessness, headactir. ete Adierika is @ tg , Ir. Tay ior vw roTrTr? a jer ~~ a ‘4 We 2 » : ° i a ‘ F " " : ‘ VWWohenet er FOU erat ton 7 } far? faad rie ae naed onty of bx President expressing vi POETS , Adleriga REMOVE the undigested sur. stomach medicines becguse ; ) resigenvi pressing pleasure ov: r MAI RiCANT et Adieriga REMOVE the ,uncigested su s m | . : , | dc ie EE 1 and jeave rou feeling fine. ONE | quick action. Sold by rt OVER 70 YEARS OF 5S! at ia oO st Ss For Constip ation spoenful relieves GAS and takes away that everywhere. In St, Louls Ip wm aay | a is 1! Mnistratio? 4 fat ait Sic ated feeling. Even if your bowels I rug SiLores Enderie Drug 7 davs lat _ . move every dar, Adlerika brings ont Bras. Drug Co. apd other ~ pe a ~ -_ , ; = nen — ada Be as on at ar whi nizht ‘Iles goss Ine tt Wo 4 " Presi jer a j ~ cr “soe i. Rerpaae e ‘ : Seaeaeeuugseagee ies ses , al Presb , SEBSBB BSB EBSBRBRB BRB SBRBERRBRBERBRBEBERBERBRBEBS ES eeeeeaeeeweeeeeee e Sr} ar 4 | 5 a With ¢] congrreratio Asked About Pew KRenta!. “ry * lays —, 3 *. = : ihe. President aSKeqd apout pes Dependable Merchandise at Lowest : rentais. He was advised that the church was supported by volun- tary contributions and replied the Splendid woolens.. wisned to contribute exactly ‘ a @ ! other members Or. Tarior was aa . — Ors t rs ° ore d in an admirable invited to th: \N ji ft Hi is” oO Gis- 4 | fashion stvied in the Cuss,. this I (‘ter (yy that occ Slo iS: pian Avo } s izle ind ot a ™ ‘ sizes includigs siinis, stubs and stouts. spoKe Dr. Taylor scribbled a note Here Served ‘| (second Floor.) asking the President if he could » ‘ . —s _— — Sf os Ct ee : | You Can Save About Half, Too, on Men's ee ee eee bowed his head for 2 moment and then nodded assen' . i| UiGg + America’s Just 25 at This Price ~ ; , ee. RoTAREX 1} i} i a wootien chapel erect- } tar ot - aed | ws ‘ es | ° mvie i¢t a hie@¢ - 050.8) 818 SiG. SS. SserS'ee |’ All-Alumia Wrin ge ; a All-Alumim Cylind "| tion where the browns atd grays in ‘ ; - CUSSC«. i i cornerystore 2 " = " oe a f ‘ 37 7 1} er o TY tet » ee A. in es a@utiiul ov psa s srs i rdésid: s Was an a°? efi - . ' ~. - a os solid colors and ia -- Hundreds to choose tive Jistener\ He joined heartily in , - . - . ~ hon anen te ff "soo . mrs : s 5}7 Bing s Jot » 4 ns aiid Va OW ¢ 7 — = 7 _ i ‘ . ‘ " - Porm in re BZeS LOZ a - the jreadifg of the Scriptures and «1 i ie ee ee \ eo * * * «_* o_¢ © 2 .« 688 8 88 8 SAVE ABOUT HALF Wore'terdces LTi4 ye meres i7 CATA aria “ $ and patterns, Ma | gtand hanmi wea - Fe sewed Sizes fron 5 — —., luis is the first and last time vou will be able to buv the FAMOUS ROTAREN KLECTRIC WASHER at so low a pri i 42 waist. = ee . “96 oo ee ae : SAVE ABOUT HALF The (‘ome early, as there will only be Jo sold at .s: S iajta re] mints , yié >? eo eb ‘TTL Fs . ‘l= “ ~~ ‘ ; gro abe nabie, chloroform or other injari- The big capacity Rotarex Washer is for ; i oe a ous drugs) the action of PER- the woman who wants the verv best. It is " > TUSSIN is both effective and reliable. Physicians have freely preecribed itfor more than twenty years for every kind of cough and bronchia! troubles. Sold by a!] drag- gists in large and email battles. highlv recommended for doing your wash- ing quickly, without wear on the clothes and without any troublesome, disagreeable work! The Rotarex is the only Washer that does not wash the dirt back and through the clothes. Investigate t portant feature. Woe, mired Borst ols All-Weel Bive Serge Panis Collegiate Cordures Pants &k Pants On Display and Demon- stration Every Day in y Bargain Basement CY THEE Easy Payments if Desired - fo }: Eighth and W: hington ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Mi e : P) att * 5G » ye Pa od . 4 ¥, Y, y - = Bs wok Q ‘ o sé. aS ’ é Ne 4 ae 2 . m . es Ne poet 5 _ 5 5! Pe ‘ . ‘ x ¥ ae . ” p 3 ack ; er 7 . bs < ie “a ‘<a = ", s 74 + 7 ; 7, ee: ae a my wl ¢ = —— a. : mn a “an . ao Uy 2 eta Od _ ‘ A 7 a " at idiaipiii sb corti ‘ P Pt, ’ 4, . 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cad ec P ‘ = —" me ryan “4 . > . °° 4 . . ee oa ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1924. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .... of) ' { } } , j = ” “Mayor to See Contest. [night while all entrants will com-| M Killed Wif d Himself. | . ot +*G _- Feb. §._-Champion pete for titular honors Tuesday | SUIT T0 ENJOIN SALE OF 2000 | CHICAGO, Yep. ‘Princes S % | ™” o4se dancers from more evening. Among visitors expected | | Miller, 10 y ‘old, ret i f | FOR, . ae pitles began arriving here ; here is Mayor Stoney of Charles. | MISSOURI STATE LIFE SHARES |* mnation pibtare isn, found ‘hard pecial Announcement $ | fay for the national contest. Sec- ton, S. C., where the dance origi- | ) Trust Co. Takes Action |!4ther, 30, and her mother, 27, shot | PERMANENT WAVE | Memenors will be decided to- ‘nated. iene Gunes Gen ane rg pean in their we Popa —_ \ GUARANTEFN SIX MONTHS Now | , ae . ns /indications were lat i er shot | = — | A suit to enjoin the sale of 200 [his wife and then committed sul-|| 2490 altuna | DE Tonty Beauty Salon | Neen eee eee ee RRB SRR RS BERR RB EBEESE cares of stock of the Missouri |“ide. ae BS Park Car. Phone Grand 4843 'State Life Insurance Co., held jointly by John I. Johnston, for- imer president of the Liberty Cen- 3 | AAMC A ERRATA ILLIPS Milk ey - sgmitral Trust Co. and Charles A. 4 . ie ee MBOL OF HEALTH and HAPPINESS | a : 4 AR N DS ie | Johnston is paid, was filed today 2 of Magne Sila | °— | by the South Side Trust Co. e . é A LA 3 JE MANE Seis Seposeea wien me ll LS) Superior Laundry Family Service == | Liirrt = A ee I an ect “e SE OK NTN NR ERI BINET KET eye ian _ , INCORPORATE O — em | Mississippi Valley Trust Co. as wae P : : = | | r ; : Hereafter instead of scda take al of bicarbonate of soda, leaving the ilweln 46 © PRP TEAR BI A rk Aap ry soap and rain-soft Water. Each customer's clothes washed separately. No laundry sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief| fermentations in, the bowels and ; a Special Tuesda 7 ag ra ps are dna |] marks. We can fill every laundry need. will come instantly gently urges this souring waste from a om | A Vy = io [ne setecsk. 2 temporary re- | e° . rm 2 3° at? i | aePe ; Table and bed linens flat , fithout purging. It is at $ + : \straining order, returnable Thurs- | Damp Wash— Scientifically washed, hygtent- Rough Dry— irones “es foiled: ge" o- BETTER THAN SODA ee mb 5 ure | ° ee is ea ; a | s , cally clean, water extracted, derwe: ki a Begg far more pleasant to take than soda, sh |dayv, was issued by Judge Ittner. | Jeaving clothes just damp enough to iron C r gg a ga and ee sine ae Fop fift ine ‘* Phillips Th é | The S Side Trus al- | k Gry, ready tor use, formed pieces starched, ity years genuin . RY A 25 BOTTLE at : eC O p Ing a S _ cage? eure pba, : i ‘ | Minimum Bundles, $1.'20 Per yong 4 Red sprinkling and. ironing—less than Per Milk” of Pata has been pre- T ¢ 4; # eges that March 2 last, Jonn ‘ one-ha our’s work for you. aioe Ke “age : : diniine che | . M. Johnston, the banker's father, | | Pound Minimum Family Wash (12 Ibs.), $1.20 sie: scribed by physiciansbecause it over- Insist upon ‘‘ Phillips. Twentye 48 : a wy ay mee 5g Sb ws ca Ng - ver cle i uch acid i i cent bottles, an CHE : Trimmed and S ort Be 4 les a former Baptist minister, deliv-_| Damp Wash— Sheets. pillowcases, towels and Ready-to-Use Finish—"\"Y 2 rts Ne comes three times as much acid in| five cent and fifty » any it | i r ‘¢ a table linens flat-ironed and at ewer: “te — Pa the stomach as a saturated solution| drug store. git . . ered a note to the South Side Co. | folded; formed pieces Sust damp enough to fron C nh a pe a ee ee and ifold- Cc i i Saas wa agg | snOms . Returned in a sealed sanitary package. ’ 44! ‘ | : . ;v nereby J. T. M. Johnston, by J. Minimum Bundles, $1.60 hes Bundle must contain 50 per cent flat work. Per ai | : yy Vile (Yel Garp made since then. The South Side Minimum Family Wash (22 Ibs.), $2.00 Pound peg ns arn ee 60ap and carded, made soft and fluffy : a bed by physicians fq ee | :@@ | Trust Co. says it has learned that naif oie bd aie 50 years successful experience. Ne 44 | Ye sa J. lL. Johnston and Lemp have-ne- | : ae . IN restraint. No bad after effects. Moder b| & b “|e: ;@ sgotiated the sale of their Missouri | r re \ | ate cost. Correspondence confidential. 7 t mp Bd j sm, State Life Stéck at $75 a share, | , S H. So Th | i UMDAsO . ae top fer Sore [hroat Adéocens i or $150,000. Johnston's equity in | | STITUTE the proceeda.srouhl be eae os I 743-45-47-49 South Eighteenth St. Don’t experiment. For over THE KEELEY ID ' is OTe im: “¢ “4 . : anv bd . ° ‘ . , — note, the. trust compeny Our Suburban Service includes East St. Louis, IIL, Maplewood, thirty years wise mothers | om —EEE States, and it asks that the sale Carondelet, Jefferson Barracks, Webster Groves, Kirkwood,’ Brentwood ha be tti ick, _be restrained til the note has Cl Oo ; ? ve en getting qu | =F. i until the note has ayton, verland Park, Ferguson, Jennings and homes en route. . welcome relief by using SAVE time in SELEUTING the |HELP you NEED by stating your bee Sc isfie ; i . . . ee anil is sald to be in| See sere» Direst Lines TONSILINE sero pncctinne REQUIREMENTS CLEARLY Sere Throat Remedy ‘through POST-DISPATCH WANTS, iNew York. FOUND DEAD WITH THROAT CUT. the Rheumatism MS a een - i i | eo % See These Bargains in : Our Broadway Windows THE HEART |ie pec camntL nO = oa ynly ‘“‘Bayer”’ packd itains proven directiog Another purchase of smart new Hat modes to offer Prank &. Sation, 26 tek Some | | , MOD LTT | | *? ‘ . . . . . Je ¢ ade, ‘ . u ' 2 _— ee of 12 at this sensationally low figure. Trimmed styles in ees a See TE =n - “ats a the wafited new colors and fabrics. All head sizes. | Frank §. Hutton, 33. years old, i EVA AY bk pment nC a gr Sere Wt ce . LOTT 4 © » ‘ . ; "y ae ees my > oes a) Le deh 1... ? Qetirs . ’ + 4 On, */ “4 oe Prt ; yw Bs g g oe Zt : & . was found in the bathtub of his | é, - " +: é \. ~ % mee ee me See ee GE Spd . ‘ os ai , Yi 7, 4 | r (2 Ges & (Fourth Floor, Broadway.) Hfome at 4 a. m, today with slashes | Ph: a © oe S nee sy aqND COLDS wwe is WUICK reitef. a 4 What Dortors Sar 4 Fgcers reports Adlerika sores ‘from a tumor. . He suffered in- | * : a | tensely Sunday night, she said, and | ive «Pe iat 2 a. m. today got up and sat in 2 yeVAK z a chair for relief. She fell asleep | { * and upon awaking at 4 o'clock ee | i i i 4 | ait W Hl colors and designs will be found in have heavy fringe on both ends and These are very exceptional values. f A wonderful assortment of these wool Wilton Rugs. All are in the popular 9x12 size. Same quality in size 8.3x10.6 at $59.75. 9x12 Wiltana Rugs, $36.00 y of these good seamless Rugs. A designs and new colors is offered ine he has used in 37 5 i (7 found him in the tub. | ; GRAND-LEADER ve aay precios aie t 4 ° R . y Dry Raiders’ Autos Damaged. | Sy LO my soe - ese a = be Two automobiles belonging to : ra TS opt be Sarmadege ls Md + Federal] smatnidian ag nr sig “ $ & } vi ee disabled while the owners, with Wee Pe Be aaa ad . % elncunn etic am MEDICINE NO Chief Prohibition Agent ition, Uf | Rare Values Are Presented in This Important it il uckett writes: “After yeni raided a saloon at $011 South , | a girlie ef etek toa Broadway last night. When they | $, ; — . | nee ae ‘ BUILDS DRUGS went to depart they found all tires | ot 4 4 2 Sine file 0] Pow aot ail flat. The casings had been slashed | aa Tn LR pe . ictnce brea ogre: its REAR STRENGTH With a ‘nite - seta e: : he cars : Q « TN -oggll by edie oa mn OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS AS A BODY BUILDER. were the property of Agents Paul } | ABS: ’ ea, Enderle Drug Co., Jo kK. Toelle and Paul Kk. Gill. oo ig 4. a g Co. and other leading 4 } Peeeer ae, | ° Tt Rugs Made by Such Well-Known Manufacturers as Bigelow-Harttord, 2st P rices: Ss A. & M. Karaghusen and W. J. Sloane Are Offered at Remarkable Savings ‘ous Wilton Rugs | Worsted Wilton R ) Luxurious ilton Kugs | WVWorste uiton Nugs | 0 $Q 4.00 | $98.0 84— >wWe | 3 . q | Same quality in size 8.3x10.6 at $95.00. Same quality in size 8.3x10.6 at $82.50. PID Aluminum a ik ' . } = Wool Wilton R 9x12 Wilton Rugs — a | Z oo ulton Kugs Il Bid 79:2 ‘69% | , me ilton Rugs will be found ; . — luded Rugs from such well- | Good grades of wool Wi 5 AEP seis coleman Larimaneet, in the most desirable | in this lot, which offers a choice of various designs Hh ? atterns and colors including the self-toned effects. | and colors. They are — a with Nig All Rugs are size 9x12 and finished with fringe. | fringe; some are very slightly irregular. aL Same quality in size 8.3x10.6 at $77.50. | Same quality in size 8.3x10.6 at oprwe. | High-G rade Rugs. $63.75 } | : j | i Sg Me hin on i saeaateal Wie ae. Cem ni Go aa % = ea ae v SSS |SAsaawp This exclusively first-class train California to you. The hos- pitality of the romantic land of roses, seashore and mountains. It is your hotel, club and home— on wheels. It is a peerless train. Fred Harvey dining cars are su- preme in the transportation world. Through Pullman daily from St. We have a limited quantit choice of several attractive at this very special price. Convenient Payments May Be Arranged (Sixth Floor.) . “ Z a 5 * vs a a ay ‘7 ~~ « Pr rs _ ‘ LS age 4 te ‘4 on #, o> ry % ie 7 xy ae i. oni eer £45 er any > la ‘a: A * fe & x ie bi at a * we ,o » ¥ re + +) Wah ee hi : eR Bae pits vari sgthig am aS wt ch le Mae ae ” — * De. ot, RO ra ee, ES oF a’ 5 s pm sa 7 tien 1 ts sue a ™ 4 +t Hit Sinise ' Louis to Los Angeles on this fa- = 7 ; mous train. ~~ a2 . Grand Canyon National Park is , | on your Santa Fe way. ; | Ask for picture-folders of train and trip. TART is ! Ss J U. Sartelie, Gen. Agt.; E. 14. DaUas, Dist. Passe, Agt.. Santa Fe Itv., sss 5 as: - ea 300 Arcade Bidg.. St. Louis, Mo. Phones: Garfield 4021 and 4022 a . : a ii ei i

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — | Cramacl Kidneys eart v : : : , ERN ee ee hee. Avoid Exposure, . %¢ A tite INTERNATIONAL-GREAT NORTH RN | match. arrants making that Eat No Sweets. a —— ~ > keep the vital organs healt drinking lots of water a "e.g the world famous tre t for kidney, liver, blad ead uric acid troubles— Goer cs OIL iz charge had been issued agains? i | | Jack Fisher, champion lightweight Star off the damp ground, avoid wrestier, W. ©. Woods and Jess exposure, keep feet dry, eat a FE - ro ° e _Ripley, but were dismissed. today | cweets of anv kind fora while, drink | M P. “Tues QO er iby Assistant State’s Attorney Rob- ots of water and above all take a : The Missouri Pacific Lin : , 2 Salts occasionally to ‘ rs) : hy ‘ a > 2 ? P > ," r 7? v~ > . ; ‘ we @ ~ +> ‘ S Oe ure we UsLiite O11 thé I Ca ‘ enooniu: OT Jac * ris : : +4e = . Driscol! help keep down urac and toxic acids. a arts -~ caliteiieneedttinae nneaename pense aoe ; . ° - ane I ~t* , } 2 e °,° Lack of evidence and the non- Rheumatism is caused by poison pee = ee . re e & e Ul e Vice to uizens appearance of the complainant, J. toxins, ealled acids, Wal h are e eet ; } igiggee a ee ee howels and absorbed isto peal a res Berryhi l wealthy Oklahoma ated in the ! x a . snd i . ° ‘ — oe .* “% 2 ' ~ ‘ ; , : Se e - ~ 7 there rs maintained bv the Missouri Pacific nee ada eh ce oe ss —— ae ng ' se } Seger ae cn egies | an _ MUSCICS, Ca aie ah He ere YAJ TH millions of Parker Duofolde patting the world's " id stian r nizations that ave ft wrectiv wit ne nandiin tf regent mast St. LOUIS. fisher reported |! and DIN, Caiied TrhCumMacism. : panne am Organizations that have to do direct): a s 5 Drees lke ue and raved of thi “ At the first twinge of rheumatism. | 3 daily wor k on a higher standard than ever, a man eney, half of which was Berrv- get from any pharmacy about four) ‘| ig moet certainly handicapped now if he doesn’t carry . . . oe. 4 — { ~~, o4 eee ’ . lA o-* —« a Oh a Y , +* tr} ’ + tl _— ™ . * . , , ‘ Chief among these are the Agricultura! Development Bureau and the Industrial | ‘ ounces of Jad Salts; put a table this super-per eA Pigs ant: die had ee fay se eRe wy aane Prete saie Spe geyo sp Rs at, Aye oe ‘eioDpm iment bh i¢™m d hw exnertse, whote nercsonal cervices are at oo , : Development Department. Lach is manned DB: perts, whose personal services 21 oat ae Gal i dete. nat 3 j o ‘ ‘ - STrOOTL (iat i ‘ mx ¢ qa i ‘ AnG ‘ 4 the disposal of any community served by the Missouri Pacific Lines. | WITNESS WHO SENT 3 MEN Titak taints entines sath wmodeinn We don’t mean that the Parker Duofold will put any &. P , i ss ae ; | (Ar idan pons ing , bowie ’ Spa Meee anda > | a . : The Industrial Development Department of the Missour: Pacific Lines last year was it for a week. This is helpful to neu man on the golden throne, although it helps hirn to get i : helpful in locating in communities served by these lines 732 new industrial enterpriees | T0 DEATH NOW DENIES STORY tralize acidity, remove body waste | there. But the same keen instinct that makes men suc- ie 1 ith as capital investment of $22,702,350. It is estimated that iD Tins . glso to stimulate the kidnevs; thus} cessful, : : , of various kinds with ee ee ein. an ol : poles if | Wictelas (Cheeks) Lactamo Admite }.;.-.¢ to rid the blood a?’ theae| prompts them to pay $7 for this sure-fire classic ¥g > a on -ei i. e q uc ? th ic 1611 ‘nis vear 1T? xc ‘ : 2 pei ig | ¢ i Oo i?) O » ‘ . ~~ . " * - : sin ' Pe a ; “* ; ia ae e * PO a : ts projects which include the development of acreage of additional cash crops. | e trials ef Morris and Joseph : : . oy as sistance of this kind De nd Yoh Sastne watn + point—Extra-Fine, Fine, Medium, Broad, Stub or Oblique. caer Vy ee ry. Ww r as 1Ss 2 ‘ ‘J + €;8'3 >T i ? A ‘\ i , ; ° Neti Co 7 : ; = 4 4 e concel e ; Th Mis . P - Li cal rm , ) Qua ofr bers es. 4 —_— . } ; 4 rant ‘caped with $43.000. CHAUFFEUR, WHO STOLE AUTO, | PICKED UP A BRIDE IN FLIGHT || > 3 Fr = stealth oto - rea Pe St hn te, : Pros ‘Ben = Altwercer, \rrested Here, =e ; . ‘ 28 oo ~ Married Indiana Girl After Giv- pe ing Her a “Ldéft.”’ ii Tetectives stopned Ber Altwer. ' ger, 20 years old, to inspect the ; . > ras - ~i¢} 4 ’ Ts 4 T+ = auton e Witn a Jilichigan license 3 ox ta 4 Ly ~ -~ o - . m . in which he and his bride were rid- s over the McKinley Bridge into =~ ‘ ; = ba : > 8 6 | | . ; ¥ St. Louis. Py Ay, “ide | eo +O OYE é - ‘ mA , rand ‘ xtra tig SC nse | Fy / Mj f \ VOed, : me ne 3 bth Wigs. / , tiff Oo @ . } x : - = lreate? q ~ + . .* 7 Ii fh ' Yi? lds , a. a oe ‘ a4 , . 4 > 5 a » { int aA iH) \ - B iit ith f 2 : at iy oo > iu wi ou a HK ‘* ; . H ¢ Sh ab ee atcye where “booms” -. | | ’ ” y i? iy 4 As i ’ ‘ . oo ek ‘ ’ . ‘ — 4 > a ‘ se —~ oc ae — eer .. +, 4) 2 . a P i . Vali Vir. a week ago from a friend em- ‘ Z . ¥¥ ] have haard of @ rash ta eties and ae 2 y OEE SE My EE PELE HARON HARM 5 5.025 a ~/ a Pol ‘ - * / st 4 be * " , i -s ’ i cifaning Works rm Thur s, , fe fhe apanicy to e ee Tre 3 ? ’ . a Re aH hai Thee he] S . zw a a aoe ' . ei Be ™ ‘ \ ory i} Wy m of people are learning that o of Eikhart, ind.. asked a direction ff oe el ef a young women, learned = sh rH ™~ at @ & : 4 dobar i RFS Hh —_ over 200 brands o cigarettes on + $eee Kept on past her home (54 To Retail Merchants — and married r next day at Mo- - TY LES change camstan’y. \ eer *g : ° mence, I) Justice of the Pea the market, Lucky Strike is ee ns Seer Fee Seen : : ——.. : ded Dry Agent Reinstated. | -} unique. Its flavor is distinctive. i aa” srontition “auth ie suspended last m on plaint : : : es a i r _ > ‘> ; > : ) i = 2 to } 2 z Sie a - i... . es “ iquor s rch by Brrd in the resort a te x ¥ Ss s € loved ‘ *e tussian Princess Get- Three Years. 4 and that’s a reason few can resist. SZHIMOTIT, Ukraine, Feb s ff Toasting brings out the hidden who, after the loss of her titi “Being at the conver. 7 / Pers reach two-thirds of the z States a? lewer cost and wi shorter haw! thee 1 ‘tein ; - industrial ss flavors of the world’s finest to- Geek sanenere to thrce geese’ tm- (O baccos—a costly extra process for prejudices ant superaticions of the | Ps us but one that gives you added pleasure. Your factory im Se ft : ‘4 . : A reason millions can‘t resist Our Story to America S [. LOUIS was a pioneer in community advertising. It was the first great citv with a : ad\ C rusing policy. For six years the story of St. Louis’ development and industrial advagil 1, vat a “) mere cr) ater .arra ae _ : _ _ «4 ry - : That roe npr Age which Nas aye - to rary — national magazines, newspapers and trade publications. ; a | the great result, St. Louls Nas become Known as one ¢ ere j ssive cities 0 > Nau act your hip wal tick te des own as one of the really progressive cities of the nation. v to congestion from an accumulation mono » nati eens muna “eine ee fans yey . Among the national magazines used are: se a ae Seaton and saene. Saturday Evening Post American Magazine Cosmopolitan Traffic World co ge — National Geographic Review of Reviews Collier's Shipper and C | Popular Science Monthly Harper’s Magazine Liberty Greater St. Louis ag BENGUE Magazine of Wall Street Scribner's Magazine World's Work Forbes’ Magazine as ae ? D. G. Mchts. Trade Journal Executives’ Magazine The Drygoodsman Atlantic Monthly : Its song eter quickly | these magazines are carrying St. Louis’ message to millions of readers cach month. oe the congestion. In aldition, hundred and ninety-six (196) new industries have been brought to St. Louis since the adve i | ve 7 started six years ago. <a | St. Louis Municipal Advertisin ittee. | . Louis Municipal Advertising Committee? Representing 4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ~ CITY OF ST. LOUIS « ADVERTISING CLUB - ” : ) — name oo —— menage A.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1926. ARLET Tawae U. 5. Pat. OfSee ro ae ADVERTISEMENT “WATCH puE BIG 4 4-Kidneys-Heart-Liver sip beep the vital organs healthy lots of water and @ the world famous treat- og kidney, liver, bladder 4 usic acid troubles— for the name Gold Meds! on every —— GIRL WITH TWO YOUNG WHO HOLD UP DRUG eee oo Robbing Albert Slater $140 and Watch. A girl about 17 vears, up the drug store of Albert 4501 Maryland avenue, last The party of three sat a ble, ordered ice cream and Then the men rose, drew caped with $6500. Trio TL:scape in Automobile After panied two young men who held ers and compelled Slater to sur- MEN, STORE. iT STOPS THAT of : COUGH accom- JUNIPER TAR Slater, night. COMPOUND tiga GIVES QUICK RELIEF FOR revoly- Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS render $140-cash and his watch. ‘a ME They escaped in an automobile. USED 80 YEARS t c= The gitl’s brown hair was bobbed With WONDERFUL SUCGEES HAARLEM OIL and she wore a black ‘Silk dress. 35c A Bottle Meee CAPSULES | Safe Containing $6500 Stolen. At All Druggists E By the Associated Press he great diuretic stimulant and Na- CHICAGO, Feb. 8.—Five robbers DON’T EXPERIMENT! Thie off ‘ Remedy of Holland for cen- ' watcstath Bisa See a gale | feliable medicine has relieved yond ee ‘ets in three sizes. here held up a taxicab garage, theusands——4 will relieve you. At eed. forced four drivers to carry the of- Ask Grandma----She Kneowal Hoveranteed as fice safe to a waiting car and es- _ Immerse a in COLD werer and 47 it out by a'Wrrnatciy pressing and teleasing Fil ler Button. rt, WISCONSIN seat City hout a Boom nd siatcs where “booms” ere ver the eenntry to purehase Ca - i a i ; Ti, Hie tii Hin i SSPUL manufacture reootes from » Cottr ga! an veaching back and ferth tly distances Econombeal ra at the center, not af it the center, Sr J egis h two-thirds of the United —— cost and with » than those of siren! ¢, ty, —e other “oy _— ‘nam industriel cep. en ut im so Mary diree, & tech excel lent ahi oo. many miles ef pregue Aout territery, on- gt areas of water ob harriers t Contier—Noe the Rim, ~ (the —— UNBER of COMMERCE Duis. USA. ith a definite al advantages ‘ations. Asa 1. ‘orld nd Carrier st. Louis Magazine Monthly month. One i advertising nittee sa box and accept no imitation GREAT chef, when asked to what he most attributed the suc- cess of his meals, once said, “‘to the fact that I use liberal quantities of fresh milk and good butter in the cooking and that I am most particular that the bread I serve be pos- sessedofthatrich,creamy, home-made taste.” This is but repetition of what every modern housewife knows —and but repeti- tion of what Kroger knows. : That is why we one and a have adopted your We Also While Split-Top Loaf-—Lb.. Rye Bread—With the true rye taste; 1b.. 7¢; 1% Vienna—Or Hearth Bread; Double loaf half pounds Guests comment upon its home-made flavor methods—home-made methods—in our bakery. That is why we use the same fine ingredients that you yourself would choose. That is why we add to each mix an extra quantity of pure,richmilk, to give the finished loaf creaminess, texture, wholesomeness and home-made flavor. Get a loaf of Country Club Bread tomorrow and put it to every known test. Smell it. Feel it. Slice it. Toast it. Serve it unannounced if guests are present. Bake— Whole Wheat Bread—Very nutritious; lb. loaf. Raisin Bread—kLvery Wed Country Qiub ic; 144-tb. loaf... .. 10c lb 10c¢ crisp crust; lb. loaf... .8&e nesday only; lb. loaf... .9¢ BREAD SOLD ONLY AT KROGER STORES acer rO4+{F)- 2x&S cleans pots and pans likea flash. Three whisks, @N0@ alumi- num looks like new. | All of your Kitch- enware Shines when you use ra i magic — NS all We | tube today. Makes your head nd nose feel fine. =e DRUG STORE FIRST 30c and 60c per oube Easy to apply > Quick to act GEXA | | . -_ ’ | -: } } 2 * 3 ag rs i; » yf fs fee / f j ; Sif -- if j ; \ ; j ; ; in } T j if jtyti 7 4 . j j ~ ; ' ’ - x fy ; =) fifj i 4 i@ - Hd fia |VALUES ON coRN| OOD authorities agree that est quality and ly commands. _ AVONDALE ra Standard. extra aan re with that ge ne rai i zuc,. Neo, 3 can uniformity in sweete! ed . ly selling Golden Bantam—C ountry Club: very fancy ese. ©. 2 CBR. kcsas os sweet prove it to be a most popular dish. Varieties we handle—buying only from the most reputable packers each grade. forn is rich Our pri A good nutritious grade—-every can guar _— ed uniform. An ex: tion alls yw price Clifton— Sweet and 10c tasting. Pe ee ecto knee Oc in food value. and We have been most careful in-vhe selection of the various es are 10% to 15° lower than like quality usual- the sales at Kroger Stores and can hence guarantee high- COUNTRY CLUB Finest IJilinois Cor miry ntleman Com grown. Sugar-sweet, Nch and tender. No. % hoe rea—Country Ciebh— Vhole kernel: for fritters: TOMATOES or PEAS Standard pack. true to grade—— 2 i 25 Sifted gp aetna Club, Every uniformly No. 2. can. Choicest Quality Meats | “STEAKS Sirloin, Tenderloin or Round [Pex Chops RIB OR LOIN Per kite Lb. SPARERIBS, per Le Leaf Lart ruerea ODS. $1 Pork Sausage, per Ib. 23¢ SMO. METTS, per [h. 23¢ BACON Sornz,crer ” 260 | SAUERKRAUT 7 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS Avondale-—Everys one guaranteed for poaching, boiling or the sickroom-— 3 Ceuntry Club Fggs, large selects, doz., Re Creamery Butter—Country Club, ‘Pound © print (Country Club Sweet Cream | Butter— a bese steb Fad ded Pete Oe CORN MEAL | White, fresh and clean. 3s for 10c Whole Wheat —_- a . <a + Ik, £. Kelloge’s s Krumblee—Pks. r ost@ vasties—10¢; Grape FLEISCHMANR 5 Cake— 9 : 1éc _Fat it for health. 3c oam—Per cake Se | Quick Cate—-Geeers (lab; three | 2@-of. hag Holled _ eS balk, pound. : te Graham Fleur—S Ib. sack. ..2Be | Teast AEE 1 bi 5 PRICES GOOD ONLY IN GREATER ST. LOUIS AND EAST ST. LOUIS STORE 7 "Al Country Club \ Mayonnaise Has the true homemade flavor; 4-0z. bottle, 10¢c; 12-02. ‘bdttle, 25c Island Dressing— _‘\ a Ms Club; jar. «= J " Spanish — \ OLIVES Our own importation of largs Queens, in bulk; low price, pint, 2 “Oe dozen-—— Sc —o Pickles—Genuine, ea. wil / € ountry Club \ CATSUP Made from rich, plump, ripe tomatoes: no finer quality; 8-oz. bottle, 10¢; large bottle— 1s¢ Chili Sance—Country ee \Oee- bottle see 88 6@68 86209 @ Appetizing \ “RELISH Country Club. Sweet Pepper or Dixie Crisp and crunchy. S$-oz. Jarse—— 15¢c Cider Vinegar— ountry ™~ (lub—Pt. bottle, 10¢ r J Aunt Jemima Pancake FLOUR Regular Pancake Fiour—Pkg.. 12:;c Mamma Pancake Flour, pkg., lic: Jack Frost Buckwheat a Picee. pkg.. SOAP | KIRK’S liake, white-—low price-- 64 5c for Fels- mann bars for. . ie = ere . & G. or Crystal W hite—Bar.. ose ai 2c for er agape Gees: par yr agg A low pri«cts— ag Re ay Ry Ise Milssaesxsede oa —- ee , ot a the lvery, large bar—EZach.. litée CHOCOLATE DROPS, Kroger-made, rich and creamy. New low price. Per loc ut Lb. Pork and Reans—C ‘ountry ‘Club, c an .23e Navy Senne--itisnd. picked Mich.3 Ibs. 20¢ Campbell's pis or Tomato eiaeat” $ cans «a Os Fruits and Vegetables POTATOES U. S. No. 1 Grade 10LBs.48cj} 15-Lb. Peck, 72c CATAFORNIA NAVELS 200 Size—Dosen 3/C aise; TBR size, S0Fe. Zhe aize, dor., Senatinath f Ibs. Rome ay 5 ibs. APPLE ame seautr, 5 SPINACH Feet 9 Lhs., ie Lettuc 2 Hds., 15¢ Carrots i=. 3 Behs., 10¢ CELERY 10¢ RED ONIONS, 3 Lhs., 10¢ 1 ee tn eit mma COUNTRY CLUB MILK ‘‘Retter hecause {t's fresher.” wherever you do nc milk Tall g° Can Fresh Milk—Pint, i »yrry * ite Coustry Club ‘Pleisied ‘Peaches; ran, ate Soeeaatetliieeiendiiine: aenene oe SOAP POWDER Kroger's -—— ] he We 2he california ceberg ¥ ial Teaas, ‘tom Stelke, each..... Use it Large 15c a ow ee eeeea package-— Sani-Flush— an 42642 @€:2 82 Eunbrite—Low price— Cans 1 3c for Kitehen Rlenser—Can ......,.., Ivory Soap ( hips—Parkage Ren Ami-—Brick, 1@¢; powder: 22 Whie Mand Svep—t an - 196 a a ee ey

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t oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Seated ate aren Sees ga*rsl PIGGLY HELPS THOSE .WHO HELP. THEMSELVES ~——e + a At Piggly Wiggly you not only get MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY §&, 1926. 1926 st LOUIS as “DISPATCH i mee aa AE : , = 2 ee ee, oe « e a ros" eee ee ee in tri pall ae ae me lower prices, but you are sure of get- ADVERTISEMENT WIGCLY' ATHREEDAYS’ UGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL AUTO COMPANY STOCK MADE EMPLOVES RCH | lInvestment of $1000 in Nash | Shares in 1916 Now : Worth Nearly $40,000. hee Mascoutah — eration over the right eye yester- day afternoon whenb she drove her |automobile through the plate glass | window of a garuge at Main street avenue, Belleville. She told the police that it was the | s ‘second time she had driven an ‘uutomopile and that she had tem- porarily lost eontro! of it. 3130 HACE ST Tyler 0236 PIPE GUARANTEED USED EQUIPPED WITH NEW ALL SIZES AND IN ANY QUANTITY, AT PRICES WHICH WILL ENABLE Jos. Greenspon’s Sons Iron & Steel Co. PIPE THRE AND WEL CASING, ADS AND COUPLINGS, A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING. e {/ ~gn VES | ghe Post-Dispatch rese | personal and telephone fi ven attention, except | ed sincerity when accon OLD READER. — The qi ting the brand you want. It’s need- persineat @cathaTal colde lect 2. . ersistent coughs and Colds lead to ie aoa —_ to pay more and risky to pay _ gerious trouble, You can stop them Copyright. 1926.) .& . ; ° now with Creomulsio ulsified | K ENOSH A, Wis. Feb. 8.—The | » es n, an emuisine i ep. ‘ wer if Paris ia 1000 fe if 5 than Piggly Wiggly prices. creosote that is pleasant to take, Creo- | boom on the New York Stock Ex- ae the Woolworth» Bull ‘§ | mulsion is a new medical discovery 'change has been reflected out in =92 feet h gh. 7 PRICES SAME AT ALL 87 STORES with two-fold action; it soothes and ‘this Wisconsin city by the appear- ne ag egg Bs Pages — the — ee and in- | anc e of a real gold coast—a street te renal! bag in efeae ibits germ growt | of fine homes peopled by the re 5 “he Iphur at vised. The suiph s _ Of all known drugs, creosote is rec- | cently rich. oe the insects awa Cy, | ognized by high medical authorities as| The local burst of prosperity Is - a ‘der — - | — rT r ) r4#mo' | S one of theagreatest healing agencies for | resulting from Wall street's eager : eda . ‘wane ron the a ) ~S oy C ese PG — re and other ‘interest in the tremendous earn- op “yh ° . eae * Oorms Oo roat troubles. Creomulsion ‘ings of the Nas ‘ : few. m™m nutes and the : : Ps | : » Nash Motors Co. It -i for a ic r vs w For Boiling—Pound ' | aie in addition to creosote, other | has struck nearly 1000 stockholder ie »D. . ‘. a ' N E: § ey ¥ 8 y i o \Ii | healing elements which soothe and heal | employes with a reality that gives : I INTER! E rE D. he ‘Sy BEEF the infected membranes and stop the |them reason to think that someon: Roe 3b [ite : a ia the longest + ff c\ ' irritation and inflammation, while the | used the magicsof a modern Alad- Finds effective treatment ao toe ; 4231 es. The Nile, with a Y Lb C _ creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab- | din’s lamp for their benefit , estim ated al 3600 % to 4000 r > gece sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat | Wor first came a rt a kad | E the secon®: =o Rpg of the trouble and checks the growth | ya) eee a oe oe | | length of 3400 miles, is thi : Rib and of the germs. a a of —_ stock mounting into | | a. r—te make ese sal I Creomulsion is guaranteéd eatisface — ) Une i 1undreds of points. This was | pout hard-boiled eges in Loin . followed recently by a G00 per cent | crosswise, im suco @ Way th, tory in the treatment of persistent a Se ‘oe . : ’ halves may be cut in i coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, i tle he nag i he a further | i po ints. Riemove = yo! lks, o. : Ps e Vi > the s ve oe 7 ‘ ¢ iat equal PORK—LINK or bronchitis and other forms of respira: | ti i us touched $610 a shar" | 2nd add ot cooked Ghiwnaae tory diseases. and is excellent for build- : va _ tous hed $4 10 a sha rc. | i ten ww ith oil dressing and «} BULK pound ing up the system after osldn-ae i | 4 n employe who invested $1000 in} RiAmra~ Drag i} balls the original size of Mi d r t ace Money refunded if any cough ow ald te Stock ol ‘yes company when it w eae enag | Athlete advises a simp el \ pombe spe: afer ond in ade From Fresh | not relieved after taking according to CTEAD}7°0 in 1818 would now have | Of keepin ROME | radishes. cut in fancy shap Meats and Pure Spices directions. Ask your druggist. Creo. "tune of nearly $40,000. | | Pp g muscles a eee oll Greesiaee ' MET Y SAUSAGE per ib 2 mulsion Company, Atlanta, Ga. iB. gold coast for Kenosha has Men who put their seal | ws. O..W Hn-serasian FRANKFURTER 9 b-..e ue a 6 Cc followed naturally and the beauti- strain of hard exercise havelk oe), pat itive to Eurepe bu 'ful homes built and building along | | grow r own country | é é uick, s untry, WIENERS Ss, per Ib 2. .23C F bd Durkee avenue are testimony to | ure way of taking ¢ _ ; ow a 2 oe . Tide ott lec orse | per ib. i i a ee ee ee a .25¢C Iirm ums pi reality of this magic of indus- “Inmytraini work.” eae gauce ide accerGial ry | Sood ots 1 W ; : ‘6 . folio’ = recipe: Three : Pi. Wy tech present of Pshaw! hat did the painter | known athete, aveused§ spoons of cracker erumbs, 1- INCED HAM ones L6 25 eet the company, is eoncerned because stop for? it most. effective for commiilil onl © ie ho1 ents cman a Be C -even a larger number of employes or sorer a i; butter, t- of a teasp at . 4 : 7 . * . -_ : ee ; ‘ 5 i) of haven't been in on the stock melon. And whats this? - i, ge so i Ass , 9 | f-3 of & ene ean out 'The hank which handled the get 500 ; iP 7; "1c remedy for stiff nee i the first three ingredients 20 H | nancing when the company was $ .00 REWARD—Who 18 iar . dress of writer given ¢ : * [vee ot and aa Ad | c . € m ae - e P , is sg EL suri¢ " pper. _ no fear of Pyorrheal | formed sold the stock quickly be- offering it? And what for? e. is marvelqus how acheg LEG oraclean mouth,and firm §‘°'* # general plan of stock own- ame muscles yi AL |! : : fership could be ied t. Well e. the on] thin t d magic of Sloan’s. Just a itt. B gums, use Astringosol twice ~ —— 4 septate sey : y g tO cdo 'on lightly, and healing pews (3) 6 > Nash irge é ve TRG , CARLOAD — Keep your gumsand_ | years i an peg a Abas g is to come back tomorrow. _tingles through the hurt J. i. B.—You have not lost : = Ss ag i ig the Stock aS Secll- | ° ae bg eitizenship: you are still ; FRESH nes sound; a dentist ing at $80 a share. The stock last | I simply must know what |, Away go fatigue-pelaaael Hand can vote. = twice a year. All druggists. | yea" could have been bought under this mystery is tissue gets needed nouriahiaatt 8 ; 2 p—T Ther oo CRISP Samnplefres. Sond Goatees | $200 ooeere Now at 3640 on top y : muscles limber up’ and i. on the bill and can cara wearow onqrece col agtEe : dr nq lof a tremendous dividend, it is al- Get a bottle today and. Bhis wages. as he is not tne ‘ Lae c e 2 "Pe - ompany, Detroit.M moet out of reach of purchasers. band. All druggists aim e thoo aa ag ee om oe last vear were at the rate —I AERP : “a ' 2%, EAGER RMADER.— Whethe _ ib , not the wite would share fr During 1925 the POST if : estate oft her divorced hus ICEBERG printed S396 Wanted te ay | j would depend upon w hether s fof $57.50 a share, with net profits % | over $16, 000,000. | “T am pleased that employes | were able to Share in ‘a vidio “Wants” — 1632 more “thes @) ™° °°! aine “l the divorcee and Lb lrise which the eagerness - wait | | THREE other St. Louis upon the provisiens of the di S ace srcadat aboct™ | | combined MEDICA ; | Ne « S trie Ys | hd t? d, dd d | to prevent the spectacular @aring, | cloning stare — ASTRINGOSOL se — | MARY.--Wge are not in a tion ta sav W "hether the dises \ Prophvlactic Mouth Wash BELLEVILLE WOMAN, FINED =e face, (0 pant inten ae ash ON 1 CRY The a ifor anyone so diseased to n IQUOR CHARGE, JAILED \ HE GOLDEN VIRGINIA. Apply at the The Laund MI R \T aaile/ N) ly Pnicipal Venereal Clinte * Roo oa ry ADVERTISEMENT 1, oy? se rtha — tte of 4400 cal fy mene Seetas y; iMunicipul Courts Bull Aj ng, | Aa ~ ta } ST NiIain stree é 7; lls \ niet i 1S e “\- é nion Z, E ti Bi k \! I teent} an ] Mi ; ket eftr et ¢ ) Th St h . S rch Supreme fing 39 days in the &t. Clair ~ a os tw — preadwar o. Gth eit Sant. ;om . ¢ . ‘ e arc Vo ore J : : r : OUNnT) ” Lucas tv Moi gun tanteme:lismisesemmenme am 7 Ps . . ? at ail for possession of liquor. She = ao H. You should aDP's 7 thal Saves | Shin N | la eaded guiltv and was sentenced A \W TT | : oy — Cances ae h vy County Judg Weber. tt t 1U F | WH ftreatment-for remo ‘Ing tl ‘+ Your -QUNCE Y OSES: Mrs. Hofstetter was one ; rac l € eal a ues! fis llable to resutt, is sere a Fé b ° PA C | A new French process po wder that persons fined $50 and a oa Tb 7 Pri c d 1} i searring. aon 'is.not aftfectes > nersniratio? -j] ie se and costS on pleis ; . : fa IMCS 4 CKAGE Fact let “a a 2 ee willlof guilty under the Belleville dry pore rt gg uesday and Wednesday See eon of Sau ch ss Oe _ ' 3f Shin come through; ‘law ordinance She was then in pe of your notheal Ss age n . rS ivs on unfi vou t; k . 7 (ft: fj : , . wee _ sy x All he MI! niligtn: nt ie mn | and pure, makes the oe fsiathhe: licted on ne : 1'¢ core of her pleas | VEAL SAUSAG E Y o our advice wae “ “TRS ; na of guilty in the justice ce TER uke her to a private looks like beautiful natural skin; | a ore SNe \ very lar si i ' FRANCO ‘gives a soft velvety e lexi v=, +, arrested for violation of the Stat: A very popular sandwich Sausage for examination and t I , this new wond rf ' aia oe we dry law. wii lovers of quality. per ED. ..\....665seees: P Cc , | derful beauty powder! Mfrs. jfofstet MB | Kosher Salami; 450 ¥: Samy | ne ' SPECIAL—PER CAN AM ERICAN C rane go glo. oe olff-Wilson Dray So needing . 4 — court she aos ‘th. erases | ke — 35c ss imparted. 4-02. 20c ; row Sah eek ie aed aloe pastores, JoOnnson ros, ioe Co.. F: - CV allt aS give! hi Mei vey: D w'e She 65 2 aS ah si ‘mous & Barr Co., B Somane & hain |jail sentence. . | er SPECIAL! FREE! “am te Delle: povesees. of ae , | | Marriage Licens C | , = »TO. | SYRIAN REBELS RENEW ATTACK licious German homemade Mettwurst. Be sare and aot thie, treat FRE! ‘ af | ! Births Recorde A | Rt ( CANS ADVERTISEMENT =~. |! the Associated Press. LIBBY’S——Special Price 2 eH | 3 QUICK 10 ene \ >. - bande of DER HEAD C . Burial Permi . Senis lav jillaged the home PARRA L LAA A of the Minister of Education here ( At C1 y ALLY e : ayton. and kidn ape da doctor named Mal @ Every One Guaranteed! a at o* 4 15 fi Kian. esha ca aud ves aa Fae SWEET POTATOES STOP ag cece cone ve f OL @POTFUNE sie” Z 0 [QC PP fine tes de ci 2 iImMsuUrceni ee cilles ~ ; ln 7 ee Meo MAC Q BRAND . C , Wounded and two ia Pt ee Size stock ; in fact they are |} ai. es mse | ee madviees w ees eS eee : [monrelpreedh when a band of 150 ss the pick of the nests! Be Henao to. ache Mail If you act im i ) made their way by inéiltra into SMOKED WHITE FISH th , = At Betievitic, ., fal & K Orange LI ton’s , stop nine colds ten eee | the Midan quarter. We ee hep Apples 3 ~ pr as ee ae } Pp k 1 Ib ™ 3 p ’ C it with hot lemonade. But they pulsed by French partisans aided. Genuine fat White Fish, smoked fresh daily; regu- a ~~ Mey «: meet ee Re. exoe, 4°). /2-pound “get” them at the start—when they by a section of tanks ay Mc vale, per Wh... te. oocceicigelectactes, MI - re : uta—II Jasud ‘first suspect a cold. And colds al ae pe we teat 4 | Fa Anhouter: bn S. Jone | LIMA B EA NS MEDIUM 9 a ee ee —a THROUGH WINDOW ancy Sirloin Steaks Busch went aphtar eatia, Sal Mabce, iss Nellie Needham S. Gov. Inspected. Cut fro vit ‘Taree ee , oer OG 2 ive corn-fed Milas. Cerbomedale, Take the drink a Kensingto : ave e on sk ~ - nat ' CAPE MAY—SMALL. GREEN CANS oe eee 3c then cover warm in Sany ice mn avenue, suffered a ptt , otf » The best moncy can buy. Per Ib. .......-.-.-- | Pale BIRTHS RECORDED. in the morning usuall ) | ad ; | Band A! peepee Sen Y sl te e Tab! pt ee Chickens, Reg” 30c : Store saan 10c rand Shahan, St ails 4 ante Try it and you too will alw [ | pag ertl; can... . ov” and A. jJacheon, Sane eee - - Ae . ays elles = PM. are} 3 bX. Nowa S RUP Medium Size, 50c Size 25c /use this method. Get a dozen lem- Value, per Me i was | Log Cabin an a. “an M. Cars UiS7 el cee - geapseamatii si. ons now, to be prepared. a P oo eee cep | 22¢ 700 0’ ae 7 a Mulcahy, ‘07 erry. . Just squeeze the juice of a! Genuine | Syrup 1; and 5 Mebea, S000 a ae Mrs. Nye’ Ss Plain ina . ae . | “fd M Kem , be “ 3 oo ‘at glass or cup of hot water. T Limbur er Cheese, = i “to Bs Pp ¢ rows (grove 0 L lV E S Quarts 5 1 Cc | effectivenss of hot lemonade is vn sh "and RUSSELL BL. 35c ta per cake Beechnut Peanut Jawa ji... an S. shwart®, "6 N. Gene + teas ihe to more than it’s heat. Add su CATED ON TWO BOULEVARDS ? a Butter; Medi C id 1, Masyoum, O20 #. Vrowdwes gar § Weekly Specials Endi Feb. 1: . urrer; eqium . and A. lurawak!, 2oOLA W. Heber | Temtor Stuffed—6-o0z., 24c; 3'.- it you wish. Blade Pork Shoulder, Ib. 190 | Shoe . s9 Cc; 4 OZ., 13c Ask for Calif . ourcer, Ib. 190 Countr A le oe eee : olh7 Wilsen Golden West—Col \ Hhoggg tren alifornia lemons, the § Bonel’ss Smok’d Pork, Ib.30c y App 25c M and HM. Iteege, 3703 Choutea —LoiIi0sSsa Placed, 16-0z., Gic @ kina nt alg Sein seedless TOMATOES Very delicious and will stay moist. Butter; ‘t': acaroni; - repay ‘hat 510) ee | | . v. 5 6 most effec- Extra standard; full kK; Regular 35c value. ... 1-5-2 ss eeecereees Pound A. ond 3 K. set halt se ges As CHEESE Kraft Pimento and _tive lemonade for colds, medium can; stor. . iSc T Maryland Chief F ' 5) ahs hettl We c ald 6a A i : Dozen Se 8 ritan, 50c; Whit B: 09 | Sh C aus pag e yon Lrebs, Clayton and Mok : in Ti PLarge No. 3 can: : oe Peg Corn... aud k Smich, ol0? Cabenn Cheddar: mn Tins = ike, a oe 15¢ | petal mn ; 25c MA @ anner, C £ or Macaroni. ‘ « a inl “ Pore 191d oT aout. ADVERTISEMENT | ) Doren . £1.45, : Budweiser Har: M d Ci t 5 Maryland Chief Be at a il livatise*imann. VW poms , Pp E A F K F S Valentine Brand; — - (Hopped) 9 ’ oun | y, Of Stringless Beans; C Checker ; » iy nanerty,, a 5 Well . ' 4 Se S$ a hetti. . und Ti e ae “ho LOS Potuarie: oF Sliced or Halves [ ! CHICKEN ALA KING ° Campbell’s Pea “n : eS Vagget nm meavy Syrup—Large ee 6 6 ee ke eee ALL-EXPENSE TOURS Famous College Inn Brand. ? for C Soup; ; ¢ “a st C “ Brand Macare 2 i eM) Fo. SOOLE, ion tN. White TO 11-07, can Ghe leach : or Spaghetti; 2. er eo and PB. Walker, S204 §& bm ig t T JACKSONVIL , Dromedary Bo RRNA i} RA Chamberlain’ s, LE Heifetz brand: 12-oz. Cocoa ut Whitehouse Fs Bt on M thats. tree We aban: ) | Small Size “te ay te ae oe cl Pill- her In ja re 85c value — : x n : 2 i ok eee Rice, Pkg. a ee oh a iy “i i or. OO40 Pershis | Large Size 29, x “At the Pickle Stand” vp Gelatin; Navy Beans; aia'ht > Omen aida Allee | Risin she VIA Genuine fancy Bourbon San- § OA AER 4 pounds for... °a ‘and 18 “Tg “Marke : . M tos Coffee; whole or gro 3 Lb 5 . ad , Be + nee ROYAL RB knew how — Washington, Baltimore regular 50c yalue .. — and « tide sean, Soe "Seven: Z rT . a! vs 4tian 440 ‘ ank | PALM we. ¢| EE elingaary At the Coffee Stand for. SR a oe | eave Every Sunday and Wed aT - > Wena” saan : JERGEN’S VIOLET res e nesday » box of assorted choco- = T. | en 1107 Glasgow t LYCERINE 2 f During Februa inten eT RGE “ASSORTMENT or ‘ ie: a + Coonan. 114 Tere | “ it. KNTINE BOX CANDY ( Pe T. ans » ih. 426 8. Newstead : t; ; I ineory ‘ ee : Pillsbury or -Lb 3 could help that $95 40 5 A , B.S, 0010, ular, 13804 med ee : - Fr. a: "ag ul hg cx 4: oP ues Ae : . 3 Inclodes Rall and 8 Regular ‘ Be dng 3.) ftcher, 3) gg Be | FLOUR Gold Medal Z4sack.° |) kin ponent Lovet perth to Fotiman Ca sea. LTED P ECANS :: a 9c . Be Soot gy pina ° ations All Meals er a oe) 7 —— ann, 1827 \') PMfte, Don to Jack ill La , ‘, a-gimsls ooake tee oe ve “ Waakl nto, and: Savannah - ee L ) Bang 5)", aruda Fe “30 T Re ae: Waldorf or | Renters Oj otchy stin when = allrc Ticket from Jackson. IGA a Pali ( “rin, [Roe Menard | ‘ ville Good Until June 1 na; r ( : H Rieaihen mtment usually, heals such — Slight a age yo a , rt REAL PERMITS Mospital, ERO) west ied steer eae | Sea are ore thor 2 for 250 size, each. ! oe a PR ailed this sooth | igued. as. | ‘ Winkler | t30a a. rze Roll. . ing ointment seems to wet tear “Call or write for Winerary , T q Juicy, tender? rt Min ‘inte 4 4239) Mary ia: root of the trouble, FE. D. AINSLIE : hese plants will add b Dunn ao 1584 Semple restoring the ski = . a \ . Lagat ‘ TA CLAUS 1 to health f fn Asst. Gen Pass Agent., q Wait until you t ! Ve . > Montgomery 0-Oz. in a surprisingly short time. 35 Roatmen's Ba to your home: h , 7 ea it! Wiis 40. 2809 Wa inu! Je 3s 8 ] nd nic Bids. ’ eac ie ee ’ erinea Son an 23° Cheatn POPPING CORN Pkg oC ad se pteen Vv gee poms tt can he Phone, Main 5320, : You 1] say so! . rine MM And oa ae 5 See Mage. posed surfaces without art- | unike. a5. 1014 N. Sarah Porat inece agel” ee BALTIMORES OH10 || CANT OND f2,.ts%= cx ctr BRamesiherde eetdr to St Seat 5 4 Shes. ae * sce N. U'ntan 47 in town. Try 4 cup ee ee C vw Cw we www www rw caw www rw vor rd ' Ms aa . ai S16 . aes il a lynch, & mer Renee! Jy Bd. 80. 3340. pec | itette ‘ ‘ery. OY, 6.13 ae anay' Yani

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ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY i heutinentagitihe-=saae «a atiumcgedineceeniaetee —— . we ee eee - ~~ i oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =f 8 ADVERTISEMENY ———— ee a ee . —_—. = - . - — = ee rer ee ee INSWERS TO QUERIES fhe Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. al and teiephone calis, or answers by mail, cannot be attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. OLD READER. “ es Liffel G. B—The first newspaper in j Tower in Paris is JUYU feet high ot. Louis Was called “The Missour? e Wool worth Building is | Gazette,” and was a small weekly gh. /Daper edited and owned by Joseph D.--To free a canary agg the first number appear- he use of sulphur, hung! ’Me July 12, 1808. The printing sé use OF 3 lit bs ove aemall bag ip the cage, ie office was on Main street. The a The sulph ur ig Faid to subscription pric e Was $3 er AaANn- sthe insects away. jmum. Jt required ft ily ha) t a day ~'1 £0 print a Syqv ll edi r > “&\ - " > yy rey i; lla@il tion, & rat! i A DAILY kh eT a Ait Se the two inside pages, for only one eT. —In orde’ an ae weg thi 1 side could be printed at a time. fron. ec Ling ier ing gum a aera Ole = oe The Sunday newspaper male its ele a ong ion id t] en I ey “appearance in St.. Louis Sept. &, re I} os 1 24 74, ‘ev +. 3 ’ pe few min a Fs 1894. The “Republican” was t 7” : . : , « c c vers _ «ploneer in this enterprise.’ It car- > INTERSETED. ~ The Missouri-' ried over the principal contents of iasippi is the longest river in the Sunday issue to Monday, in- ee he ne a he world, its total S57 epee 4 |cluding the editoriais, adding only anelieeneseeeeee eee ‘v -; . ~ } 4 : #4221 miles. The Nile, ith a length the telegraph matter and i:por- nda cfective treatment for sore f estimated at 3600 to 4000 miles, is! tant loca] uews of Sunday. . ‘ ri¢th ¢ > + ‘ .* ° , l the second: the An sag ober . he ith a RR. Pos. D.- 4 O.io? vial words and W | length of 3400 miles, is third. , Phrases ot iginating for the most i )* ah 7% + ~ , m oe € a an : : G, F.—To make egg salad cut | PA’. the lower c “i yu gt s re : ; v)} ©} T 4 ” i ¢our hard-boiled egas in halves | CC's OF in professional jargon = : .iare known as “slang.’ The term neuch 4 way that tops |‘ ; —— ov ba be cut in small muy also be applied to words and } 9 & Remove the yolks a ish, | Phrases which are formally in points. e -~ 9 sha Sal, ’ Y if fj Pew > e and add an equal amount of fine rd ly chopped cooked c hic ken. Mois-| @'¥ase, a8 sanctioned by what is ten with oil dressing and shape in | regarded as best usage, but w hich balls the orig! nal size of yolks | in their meanings diverge from [ie refill the whites. Arrange on this form so far as to be _Ben- AFTER EXER lete advises a simple met} f keeping muscles in trim a } " + -e() wal = jettuce leaves and garnish with erall > considered ineleg , itor dishes. cut it fari cy shapes and vulgar. The importance of slang ‘0 78S | ' |in the semasiological development ‘serve with oil dressing. 2 a of language can hardly be over- 2S OF. W.—Horseradish is aiestimated. Not only must a lan- who put their muscles to ¢ sot nat! e to Asset but now mech ag lilae eh with new wotds 1 of hard exercise have leg Memrgrown in our own country. It is ‘if it is to survive. but it must be ;, Sure way of taking out Pain generally gr tted tm.2ed with vin- augmented by new ine nings of Ss ; Pegar and bottied. Horseradish the terms which it giready con- : gauee ia wtnade according to the | tains: and one of the chief factors nmy training work, *writesg follow! recipe: Three table- of this increase of significations osons of cracker crumbs, 1-3 of ai and application s of words is slang. “cap of grated horseradish root, 11, The condemnation of slang. there- i meups Of milk, “ tablespoonfuls of |fore, finds no support from a lin- meutter, %- cof a teaspoon of salt, guistic point of view. The origiy 7403 of a teaspoon ary pepper Cook | of “clan id is uncertain, but is SUD- athe first three ingredients °0 min- posed to be: slang in itself as a Butes in a double boiler. Add thejcontraction of the cxpression butter, Salt and pepper. | « ‘slanguage.” LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Memobcr of the St. Louis Bar Association.) ou } he } IH. B.—You have not lost rour (| decree (2) A gon by the. firat Ss through the hurt place, dtizenship: you are still a citizen! marriage would receive a child's ay go “‘fatigue-poisons.”” N@gypand can vote. share ‘gets needed nourishment. Sat 8 D—Ther can sue him here :, bf , is la w-ab din g and y i th ill and can garni a] fi xeeps o1 he streets he cann les limber ruil and stop ac ol rhe cg git ; er a nega rags sete he prosecuted for \ "agra ae - - j t bottle today and have it wy ee f she had any fraudulent intent nathlete,** [ haveused Sloan's t for the past five vears and fe oe effective for soreness cas igorous exercise. Also ani ale remedy for stiff neck.” (N ddress of writer given on req, is marvelous how ache and in lame muscles yield to » of Sloan's. Just a little path ghtly, and healing new b ; vr fa fas They cannot tak i , All druggists—35 cents. oe are is back ot take the |i, signing her maiden name fo: - i clothe Wises sd iw wa . the merchandise « he could ha — ; EAGER J WADE n.— Whether or prosecuted, but not otherwise. (3) pnot the wite would share in the |She does not have to changes her Hestate of her di yore ed husband name in order to druw the money would dey ay upon whether she orifrom the bank unless she wants ihe obtained the: ee and cnt to, or unless the bank asks her to mupon the pr ns of the dive ido Bo. ‘MEDICAL ‘QUESTIONS | leith and sanitation questions of public interest only trill be com ddered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. ring 1925 the POST-DISPATC ~“—F SOOG Wanted to Puy ta" —16N2 more than “bh other St. Louis newspae ined. A. B—Repeat your question. in-|ment or, {f you cann ot afford this closing stamped, addressed enve- Gn t! ; ae" and Cancer Hospital,” ' g Be PY’ . "? lope for reply. _ ,erane en Th resa avenues MARY. —We are not in a posi-| THANKS.—(1) Corn beef {is not vi. ~ ‘ “—- : Mion ta, sav whether the disease 18 tainted. but {s cured and pre- Bye to past, infection or present! pared somewhat differentiy. (2) Meuees. We think it quite unwise |Ticorice is not especially good for for anyone so diseased to murry. the stomach nor fs it harmful. (3) P . . ‘ ia to z — 1. ’ ‘ - 5 : VIRGINTA.--Apply at the “Mu- | Licorice is mostly used as a ve- nic ipal V enereal Minic.’ Room 3.a, cat le fo rugs and in the prep- ’ ; ¢*¢s Ll I~ », ‘ , > 5 , * Municipal Courts Buil ait 1B, Four-; #ration of cough syrups, lozenges Ml t etre f 7 as fr ian id somet es pure fox 2 1s Ppur- teenth a! 1d arke Srna reer test. | ile —_ OST SOMITE > mo TITIT. iV M. H.-—You should apply to the POST Box IS Pre Tou most ‘kin and Cancer Hospital. Theresa | see Pada ye ini Lion of th e stom- Washington avenues. -The | 62. WIth CxCessive a “idl y, and we treatment for removing the tattoo fee! that rie following powder is Hable to result in more or less| shouid benefit. you: Sym deg pmmeepii A See erin jof magnesia, ‘4 ounce subnitrate arring. jof bismuth, *, phe: papoid, 2 wrs. F.—Such a gr owth in aj, drachms: mil of peppermint, » person of your mother s age might ; drops. Take 1 to 2? te: ispoonfils very well be malig- eaneen- about one-half hour before tea'!s. our). So our advice would be to; The bowels slionld be kept open her to a private phy-|—if wou cannot take medicine use C. (. Vaumann. 65. 4118 Nebr — A laurer : 8 Pe Liveeees 3} 3" riage Licenses (00.288 w ' rile. 725 LO . t ts d rt Hoffmann. 1 day, 47289 Natura! Dridge. s Recorded } V2.0 te 328 WwW: J. Sn Ge S FF. Ma ~D. 7 Burial Permits; \i raubluiger —— “Belleville. bg aa §:39-10:50, Belshaw’s orchest Large Bo Re Suen Mis. Katherine Wortn, Ed Ellingson, songbird; Cow | mui Clark Ind + ee s. Ind. mhelina Bell] bovs; hHlarmony boys; Bottle Peer bond Gloomy Gus: Dourlas Brothers BIRTHS RE CORDE 1). und Wil) runde®, quartet, r ; ink » +? ap ow . Bao: 1 Pra reon 2013 = erie. ATT, Tos Angeles (467m-640kc), ° Se x fre Mu pis 4 ica r . . ‘and a Yo tke ee TE TV hii rn ; { hinese (;urdens dances orches.- ang 4 1; +. Fee, Sd Ney sla, . ee, * * ‘ . | eee BE eter 031 4 oe tra; 10, program; 11, program: M. and Hi. Jones. 4743 Genevieve. 12, popular music, oes 0 @ ie, Alva! at Mudeahy, 52°67 Terr J. i J. Winchester, 1115 Ble: vl. KFNF, Shenandoah (263m- é st (ang tb. Kenm, SOG St. kerdinand., ~ and MI. Kerri, - peeye nd , - * aroni: a “y ba ten oe S08 arte. suetelty City (240m- ’ . «A é Se hOelig@ineg ‘-) a ~ - ani «, Campbell, 4414 Cote Urililante 12500Ke), 9:15, rerutar entertatn- A aj hh ma Teel le hut “> me ~ 4 b dgze a ‘ es * | 4 . > ~ RG nd . P W. « Wiz, 1VOS SP Ar za. si Urehestra Romaine; Solan + 5) a hetti ¢. whi M-~hrebs, Clayton and Mckui'ght. Nealy, organist. ‘se. and +f. pi j SE yom Ga ne, > 7 2 & aid —. Hotkin. 1910 Missou:. AGO, nertned (ost. =m- 830 ke). § lacaroni. pac A. t nice, 1212 West End a dinne: concert ealth talk ana il, Wanseimann, Webster Gro es. , ‘ : eee: oe ane M ‘olla er. (94, Weel ~ c iS, Ari Or trio’ . a is ; ’ ’ - _ ‘ker Bend i. be 2007 Gravois, | KG. W, Portland Oregonian (491.5m- R toi ; Testy ica, rhetti. “ id It bit cS. Sy vs | luge: {? 610k¢) . 10, Conc ert: 2G concert? ist RTL . ity ana Mf rae eo 4: > VW naet TF, r KOA, Denver (322.4m-930ke 4°20 d Macaroni ON. WW | etait an aC | = E. Brot. 1020 N Whittier Brown Palace string orchestra: ‘ma &* ‘ 4 : bow ba | ” . * ’ # ' paghetti; 2 for A. Haley 313° Hehool. §:30, Sandman's hour: &, Span- and A. Ve 4717 , Ax ‘anid tet, } , . >.” rs B64 d iM lita. b. # ;C SS I ‘ ‘oc 7 a tehouse A and ‘I. Minick, 1727 Wagner pl. eens 880, instrumental s. — K. OConnor, S050 Terry, program; 9:45, KOA orchestra: . hi i : Ja? thon i110 ou {} | Prem} . A ‘ «i ‘ ~~ - - . f ~— : Brune thal, B57 Cowan. KPO, San Trancisco (428.3m- unds or. i ae ee and ro — 4 144.) ~ Als a? 700kKe), 4:39, matin Pr prog we » @fd 7 r sC.U8 .@*s A rranvilie. as : & rary; and Hoy: Po Magnolia ‘-t0, Stories; §:49, orchestra: 4 . . OA ’ yk i , ~ ~ et me) ’ : ' eed ©. Buckman. 4403. ranrents Orchestra; 10, organ recital. Uda G ] . ‘ , ¢ ’ shel bhi. . is : 0 ena Mle, 1827 Biddle. w aldrop; 11, KFI program: 1° “ Maris, 40°S Yuck [oe Veet La, ” ) j “A 7 ‘i Be > gor ore a estré +. : "Toe » & ey a a ag ae v > and pts: S44 _ Midland KP RC » Houston (296.9m-1010ke). d. ana x VOUS er roy es a bs : + ¢ Qnd # ¢.. ie 6114 Terewv, o 0 ecord’s wamnhniers: 9:20. ¢ i E. nonin... 2 apm v ictor Alessandro and his Firs: Qid ’ ‘ ; a“ es = u . an x ny ” ss H. and 7, ‘Weeks akan Me a pea fee tote RSD, St. Louis Post-Dispatch a jaa Mr 25430 Tine (545.1Im-550ke). 7. soy Scout a — Plia? ry 1p? Pe ] ‘Ptanrt¢ i . “7 : “ : : nd ~ Haur. 4443 N. Newesteag | «3 PTOBram, WEAF; 8, fur hour am worrale, 5738 Kischote hes rion. tenor: md N Paris, t 848 cna” nester Merton, tenor; 9, con- cert, W. M. Jenkins. sa" of 4no4 7 eaco: (374.8 a3 Winkier 1. 1503 8 17% o64.8m-S800kC), 9-9:45, musical e "2 , > : st? > hae - JU ~of Mary a comedy hour: 9:°45-194 rsan sé “errine - * é . , ‘ " i-: = n, 60. S3{gie wee . lections, Lawson Reid; 10-11. e . , - s " nié —_ ae | “ee x = a | y RON an en. Wain a «ee (sa den frolic: Brick ; ' ~' ts } : e . 3¢ 2 * ty nla 847 Arlingter eran and his noveity erches- ; Uke #0 RAY - ae Th Pa. oa” “. Jefferson. 6. $257 'xa WBAP., Fort Worth Star-Telegram WCAE, AF at Pitas a 5 all an ~ — Me Mick th Baie wo (455.9m-630ke), 7:59, vocal con- ~~ ha ° . ay & TD eter avae’ ™ . ; —e oon. S tnouibs. 1513 8 Bd vert: 9:30, Ward's Trail Blazers: tara bli 11, Maj : Theater EE Pemesvives:s WE, Springficld (333. 1gn-900kc), harmony with the standard lan- ! KIEAB, TdAncoln (340.7mi-880ke). . BI REAL pe URMETS. KTHS, Hot Springs National Park | Station of ‘interest to the Domestic Science Laclede Gas Light ‘ Goid Meda! llome by “Betty Crocker. either taker | Pesician for examination and tre: at-lrectal injections. S74, — - —- noninee Sooutialinti } Humoreacn, Sober ae lea : | mt “ ; - - = . oe ae - — — ca : _Sgeitecoms Sa H I re ) ] 4 ‘ | 7) ing at 9:40, 10:40, 1:49, 2:40, and 0:40 p. m. quotations and nq? H | Post - Dispatch Radio Broadeasting KS D 545.1 Meters Da ylight weekday broadcast- 11:40, , our oO: Acdrese hr by the Home Service Dept. Market bulletins \ilddle West. Prices supplied by Market pervice, LU Ss. Departmer Ap! ture and principas | . | Daily—10:00 A. M. om — + ; conducted C -—* w/ ve jette Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11:00 A. M. -conoml Monday—7:00 P. M. Boy Scout Program. Dan Feard, General Sir Baden Pow- ell and others, direct from WEAF, New. York. 7:30 P. M a * * Fur Hour,” Artist program Mrs Franklyn inight. contralto, Mra. lrank A. Habig, accompanist. a ="Ongs ; a) Recitative a Aria ! * ‘ Mf ¢ Pf ee } b) I Came Wit Sone ee F nee rv c Lhe Panza Chads | Mrs. hnigt ; Sor ” fa’ My Ain } Tamon |) bi Swill wie @ Nach . Bohm me To e Fair is hepes Mart 2 irs j Ent Sa oped COVCR TT ne is ra hd Thera minster Presbyterian "Church Mra. ise nape Wheeler, soprano M: ? Wes. Wheeler a Mra Gorham 10. Baritone Solo ‘Glorda Buzzi-Pe i Mr. Hoischer aE " 6 ad 11 Qua et sT ta fy 4 Humason ’ ? 1°. Organ, Poat ein & Rea , “Mf aw PTis is 10:00 P. M | ° . . Dut Masters gar’ Hour, Fr ' orati Steindel & g Quartet Tmameraida Ber Mayes, first vi Ion Kt ce? i » bac or 1 7 einttn 4 Tho! , viQUa Max Steindel 3% 'e ‘e! ‘ l a Serenade MNardn-Po on (oje } ene ‘,ar otte irr tre] vy Foaoh ei Deap Rive: Buricigh Poe! Aq, ~ a Mome it as US 4 «| ert T 7 he ' ie is b! Old French A i Arranged by Pochor ‘ anco, snow Zoliner KFUO—545.1 Meters WONDAY. & P. M.—Addreas: “The Young Peop!e and Thei Petre or Rev. Herman H Jfohenetein. Viilwaukes (Quartet of Caoneordts Seminar bir With Me. sax- selections by Uscar Ru vuschelbaca, KFVE—240 Meters MONDAY, $395 ge » Att) ine rier errr eas Be Te cabs cele Field} g Woman's Hour by T! Womans Nu tional EK Bdaintre fs nm. Talks for amateur radio enthusiasts by T a Cribbs, i. ink Ruby and his dance orchestra. fSvlon Neeley, Organist. } KMOX—280.2 rs ! MONDAY, 0:40 A.“M.—Market nNorts, 12:30 P. Mi—UOrgan recital by A: . L ’ 300 rs tide ensemble with bas 4:00 Pr. M.—String ensern'’9 with SU liNisis, 6:00 FP. M.—Organ recital by Ar thur-3,. Ute. 7:00 rr. M.—Tittle Symphony avid Bittner, conducting Ruster Brown Quartet. Tum Pickard, Seotch SUNS. 8:00 FP. M.—Littla Symphony, Fred Nordmann. Boy Scouts of Amer- ica. 9:00 FY. M.—Little Symphony, verture by orcheetra from Missouri Jheate Ed, Mackie, te r, 10:00 PP.) M.—Littie symphony Jack Littl and M and Mrs. Kent WIL—273 Meters MONDAY, | ie M .— Herbert Lerger i! ronado Hotel © i-“stra.-: f a ets: Jack Little Lore Lie Hick ‘ Ririce? Jimmi N ‘Le iz tia \{ ~ ,AT}S 5 BZ ( cuestra: hausma bore Liiers WMAY—247 Meters | MONDAY, 7:30 PRP. M.—Annive éary program, Boy S s of Ameri a SCOUL S8UDES troopa «¢ and ‘8: Bugler Roger Plaieted: clarinet sco, Scout Edwin Aehle; vyoeal pnolos. SCout treorge Svkes We: vrolin & Seout Lewis Sherwood: baritum: 1) ee oe es: The Seout (fr- cus Harmo: ica Ban 9 Address. ‘The i eigrificaiins Ol An! rsary ty Oak .”’ Sseout Commiss wer H. 1, MeBride | At ¢rac y ec lo ( Umissjioner Nic Kride wi lé 3 Louis Scouts a | they Seouts over the world in a re Hitliment tu the Scout Cala and luvs. WSBF—273 Meters MONDAY, NOON-—N eo wae nd stocks. Miss Let Mokihanna, soprano ida tbalioi Vielliimst;: Pau — tenor: Miss Oligarite Lemurs plat st. 3:00 PL Mi—betiy Henry. sianis Ted Bachr, singer; fashion talk, Miss VM ittic! > ig. singer, Paris Gregory Wolk Mmpanist Jack Little 6:39 PF. M.—Sandman Club: etor ies by Miss Liyat!; book review by Miss Margery Doud. 3:00 FP. M.—NMusica] program by Clasaic Trio, Helenne Heid, viol! Margaret Heid, cello; Elizabeth Dan- ieils Hawiadns, piano. 12:40, News of the Louis. Vital Statistics--Questions Answered--Radio--Cross Word Puzzle [/_____ AMUSEMENTs PHOTOPLAY THEATERS eR CROSS WORD PUZZLE ““=;-e— BETTER THAN ex VER: i eS eee ge ee eee ie Messrs. Shubert Present Lovely ORPHEUM CIRCUIT Bremen Theat :..° —- = Iron :30, KDKA Little Symphony; hKiene Dagen- orches- 6 6:30, organ recital, ais; 7, Capitol Theater tra; 7:50, quartet of fretted in- i etruments; 8, Shriners’ &:30, WBZ movle club. 650b¢), 7, Nixon band: Pittsburg Press (461.3m- © lanes 8 concert; 2. grand opera, weccg, Minneapolis - St. (416.im-720kc), ca) ~-s "RAF Paul sara een AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE “Oth i Uremen / the Enchantress” we Fey ro i 9 ° BPs CONTINUOUS 4°" ————— -— ; TRED THOMPSON |} Comedy Novelty, Music, Dance BRIDGE . “Ridin the Wind” q 8 q a PATTI MOORE i8T1l Nat. Bridge Amateur ( ontest ‘ i - 7 —— ALI-STAR CAST |} T T?] and Her Song-Dance Revue CHEROKEE | “BRIGHT Lic s" rr 2 13 14 1s 12 | CHAIN g PAUL 2716 Cherokee Sf. ae mata: Si o — (irl Wh Gala POPULAR CHOUTEAU ; Waentae’s Week” ne a " ." rr Mat. Wednesday BRONSON JACOBSON Jeff. & Chouteau., Comedy one — Best Seats $1.50 “OH, r Chicago's Deimonte f “Any Man's Wife NEXT aes , DID NOT’ — Premier Gol fer “50 Deimar : i:ceorgia Minstrels 2| as 23 : SUNDAY—Seats Thurs : DANCING CAPERS eee age 4 2 ” , ‘ ry EF PRISGLE RETURN ENGAGEMENT : With Large Ensemble 18th Street ; ee IN } THE OPULAR DEMAND : 18th & Lafayette | PARADISE” z : TNE LAUGH SENSATION: | JOHNNY BARRY & CO. —L— | OFTHEWORLD | »- oo: cae pee . in THE I. ADE MED. ER 5640 Easton ’ promise ** andl omesiy. _ THE 3 Photoplay Kingsland (poo! oie sh ’ 3 “BOBBED HAIR” 6457 Gravols Av. “ the Barbary Coast” a7 28 _ ) . ‘Jol ay Hines in 7 ats - ve ie Wwte Knickerbocker’ “The Crackeriack” | MARIE | 3145 Park Av. Comedy—— News , 3 PREVOST : aie “Ty wit Whe a2 34 35 de : es Macklind (nt Wanted’ und } With MR. MULLIGAN and MR. GARRITY snes sec we es bade: PE eoreate Pg BAT’—Chic ag0 Neca * pre ie : ; MARSHALL All-Star ¢ in 37 ae] 34 Sat. Mat., 50c.§> Mat, Wed., 50c, $1,$1.505 | rovrse tt we eee ae os ¢ Seats Also at Aeolian, 1004 Olive FAZENDA a% fry} | Manchester-: w= _ 7 Comody-—-Sarme saosin —— a a . Double Program Lisene Thin rte ' Ss 15 ts VMecNair-Pestalorsz! A “The barly Bird” Sethnees a : Y American | Riz Double P dl ! , at 3:15) |] ‘Asthers | ‘MELBA ( Mig Dewan Soe M number in the puzzle indicates the posit; f the ¢ NIGHTS; ge tee yor ongee : eS ae ee ae “ cael P AEE CHE PUs“zie indicates the position of the first letter San 9 ' ciihcahieiedingitiiiidamaaal ' of a : MAT... 50¢ to $2.50 Wed. Mat., 3c ; 2 Vaudeville 3:00 By 5 tomas Fm MICHIGAN ‘ “Keeper of the Bers. Each word reads from left to right Chorizontal) or downward | AN EXTRAORDINARY CAST IN + ie Bi one — TONIGHT— one ) “Marte and Sherbet (yertical), a rding to position. Lettered in enrrectiy words that —AN__ESTRAORDINARY PLAY cedes and Fol- “ele ee = a a Giase to [aa | CTOSE TV 1} inter,;oc} nd - . | ELSIE FERGUSON MARGARET | UWRENCE — Vaudeville. | Children, eT ol MIDWAY ~ ( Double Pregres x Each numter in the white squares also refers to a definition tn: CE EDDINGER BRUCE McRAE . ) maver, one i ' ZCTINITION 4 -TO THE FIRST NIGHT SKOW [rand & Washington o Light’—Comedys the accompany ng table EFFIE SHANNON GOEFFREY KERR | bpstepilestiats whtee Aailaliaal ' sorte pom Fach defin’tion suggests a word possessing the exact number of FREDERICK WORLOCK Plenty of reats available atr MISSOURI {,Adetahe Menton, Se, letters to f t the white space allotted to It. ms A. F. THOMAS’ MODERN PLAY QS for last compl ete performance Grand and Lucas and the Walter” Fach white space is to receive one letter only. Words start only ‘CLOSE QUARTERS’’ ; pessoa oi he i . Tai c 4 j } P Civp eS; vt; rand opera, ‘““Thais.”’ WEAR, Cleveland (389.4m-770ke). 6. Allen Theater orchestra. ! WEE, Baston (384.6m-860kc), ) 6:50 orchestra: v, Big Brother lub; 6:39, Black Tron Shiners: i. Boy Seouts music and pro- ] i:4o, health talk, WEAF; 8, A. and P. Gypsies: 9§, Imperial marimba band. WERAA, Dallas News-Journal (470.9m-630kKe), 6:59-7:39. Artie f‘ollins and his orchestra: &:39- 9:30, Sears-Roebuck agricultural] Y) “ORTA? WOHP, ec coae (270m- is FOR}. ¢. farm program; * littie Sym- phony orchestra, soloists Wak. Buffalo esa hail S$ program; 19, Lopez orchestra; organ music WG 7. Schenectady (379.5m-790kc), ‘O }ousehold talks: 5:30, 4in- ner program; 6, farm talic: 6:45, Boy Seouts: 7:95, WGY orches- tra; 6, WGY agricultural pro- gram; Literary Appreciation LEP LOS WHIIAZ. “Troy o79-5m-790ke), & Troy Elks’ night; 8:30, ‘X-raye” Campus s ae ta 4 WHO. Des Moines 526m- o70ke). 7:30-9. artists: << Corn Sugar oe ES " ai.. ct nee CY ‘-hestra. WIE. Detroit-Pontiac (Sivm- HROKC). 6. Tean Goidkette’s Petite avinphony; 8, Paige Six and Jew- vl ; : WOW, Cincinnati (422.3m-710ke). 4 eoneert: 7. dinner hour con- cert: 7:30, basketball question box; &, Times-Star program, or- Coyle tra. WMC. Memphis Commercial Ap- | peal (499.7m- a 7:15. bed- tiie 6torl 1:30, farm talk; B° 6b. Cortese ensemble. WOAW, Omaha (526m-570kKe). 6, classical; 6:15, popular songs; 6:00, peop Noval Fontenelle ore ijest * 9 classical program. VW Qu. ( helen aso (447.5m- -670ke) , o-4, rf lati nea Sa ag — ies: gt e avin: tages of a Permanent Wave’; home economics. WSAT. Cincinnati (325.9m-920kc). 7. Bov Scout program: &§, A. and P Grpsies,. WEAF: 9. ‘F@ais,: WEAF apera: 10-12, Cinctgnati! community program; 12, Preda Sanker'’s orchestra. WSB. Atlanta Journal (428.3m- 700kc), 8, Biltmore hotel orches- try; 10:45, Vick Myers: orches- | - Li WAM. Nashville (282.8m-1060kc), 6:30. Francis Craig and his or- ehestra; & program: 11, Pellet- tiere’s orchestra WTAM, Cleveland (389.4m-770kc), 7-10. concert program; 11-1, dance music \ TC’, Hartford (473,.901-650kc), 5 ¢ " riuwv 5 4 he ~ Ose sau a. - Upon. The All-Star Cast Will Appear in VERTICAI ” , 9th and Hremen the Pnchantress” ‘ COMEDY CLASeic. —“DIVORCONS” -—| NOW PLAY/NC/ _ |— —_ tropical herbs. | - RB. Walthall in PAUI iNE } cary BW ride” » Anelectrified 20 An opfnion Be «VY AN Opin . cinning % yairtiole: principle, One Week Sunday Feb. 14 GRAND CENTRAL Lilian & Claston (‘Adventures of Mazie’ 4 A natural or dognia. ZIEGFELD GREATEST Alozzi «“7 : necessary re- 22 A prefix de- WEST END LYRIC Pesta i on wemeee Fitts sult . noting priority | EDDIE CAN y OR ee Comedy t Inactivity, inertia 19 Addressing with jest or ridicule, - Thus. Hawajian swordfish. ; ~~ Civil engineer spring. CIRCUIT VAUBE (abbr.) 16 I.ook! Behol '§ A genus of ~ ee — a ene ete A period of 23 An insect 4 “KID BOOTS” , EI AILEEN PRE | . HE "PROV 3 time. “8 To accom- in dias A | || Geen ‘Shadow on the Wall? And (French). plish. | GREATEST CAST EVER ASSEMBLED | 4750Q Mafrite and “Who Cures” FOR A MUSICAL COMEDY . } — a a wii fi Double Preaveiil Mae Rusch and 29 A river 1 ‘F elle Mail Orders Now 3,45 RITZ Tew Cody in “Time. a oe aie | Nights, $1.10 to $4.10; Wed. Mat., $1.10 3$¢ Advertisement to 34.50; Sat. Mat., $1.10 to $5.55 Grand and Juniata Phe Comedies” Aa Me Avoyr in “Teasale’’ (abbr.) New Shenandoah ¢aias.4pray: "the eo. Radium me aleo Bdway & Shennan. Kveryone's talking about this Great show aX" alrg (abbr.) the Radio RKerue 34 To forbid. 35 A mineral Woodland { Double Prog.: “Phe MIS (eravol By ah Mi, amtile of ma sD Se vs the Barbary ¢ oaat’’ | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS ERS | ARSENAL {fhe “Aves nah - oe Grand and Arsenal Oo HIS PrOrLE $4 A pronoun, oe. cba 8 BROOKE JOHNS 09 A measure of with Goodee Montgomery and the area. Oklahoma Collegians wee es | WALSH & ELLIS KLEIN BROS. * ~ Renee Robert & Jay Velie With Phyllis Pearce & Violet Bache ‘bstelle Dudley (o. | Rese Kress. Co. “HERB” WILLIAMS ERNST LUBITSCH’S Produc tiorp AUBERT _ eee R CAST tn “Mannequin” and _Aubert and Faston Bictarttnen the Preset LADY ne Rl PAN’ Chippewa { Povris, Prog tan from the Pl ; “Lawful ‘ ‘Jeff. & Chippewa ers’ & ‘New Foner Cinderella — Hetty Compson, “The Ine aati he Bells’ —s# _Ruffined ( omedy Mate. Daily, “2:15. 1l5e-T5e. Sat.-Sun, to $1.10; Nights, 8:15, 150¢-$1.50 You may buy choice Orpheum seats t branch box office in your neighbor- OSCAR WIL cw Valace of le _ Cherokee and lowa “Satan In “Rables* x: RONALD COLMAN CONGRESS \,, “The flags of the hood at regular prices. Ask your druggist G A HOUSE IRENE RICH Y 4023 Olive St. ‘ "ae the Virate”’ 11 A. Mi.—Continuous—11 PP, M, WH | BERT LYTELL Y Grand-Flor. | | Double Program BIG ACTS Y a\se Y, f uy he Masked Bride’ al 8 Y d Y, Grand & Florissant ' and “Mannequin” 3 PEATI RE “PHOTOVE. AY JIMMY ADAMS 7 TUESDAY “Charleston Niget’” Zorsmsurroousn” 7} G@RAVOIS = {{ hares Ray, “nrigns Contests 8 O'Clock and 10:30 FP. M. = “ ’ y, Eights” and “Clothes CASH. PRIZES VME) Jefferson & Gravola Make the Pirate” TR AN PKI¢ ES: C4 and 4 40 & . { Stratton Porters 8:15, Rollick dance music: Sia eyimphonic quartet. _ ists: A. and “THK KEEPYP. ; A Y "3 T Y Claston & MeCangs,° THE rina oF ' , . | G saan eee tan 1710 N. Jefferson and “mack Sodan “asian | KING BEE {sally dr Program king sea songs; 8:39, | SHOWPLACE OF ST.LOUIS ep Kat POWDER PUFF FROLIC ee Trave ers : . - ‘cin: tanned —With— THE MATINEF, PRICE OF 35¢ Lafayette ‘ clash of the Walves’ ALAN» weenie GLORGE BROADHURST PREVAILS UNTIL 6:00 PF. M. $643 8. Jefferson and “Black Cyclone” : COME JUST BEFORE, TO SEF— and CHARLIE ABOT LINDELL ; Beuble Sreneain “The Masked M[ride’’ Www, Detroit News (352.7m- Tonicght—Auct ion. ADOLPHE , $50kc). 7. News orchestra, solo- Grand & Hebert ~ and “Mannequin” os P, Gypsies, WEAF. ADVERTISEMENT © STOMACH UPSET? Ld Shae STATE SCOMTVEHPEMUMOMUS M4AAMTCIIPM — Get at the Real Car ——"” | Dr. Edwards’ That’s what sufferers are doing nov. Instead of ‘taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestion, they are attacking the real cause of the ailment— ‘clogged liver and disordered bowels. De. Ldwards’ the Jiver in a sor thing, healing way. W ae n the liver and bowels are per- | forming their away goes ind troubles. Have you a bad taste, coated. tongue, poor ap eare feeling, ne trouble with undigested foods? Take | Olive Tablets calomel, Trr FA warde’ igestion and stomach | will know them by their Olive color They do the work without (griplog, cramps or paio Take ome or two Bt ‘bed tiz ne for a . *| PHOTOPLAY THEATEES LYRIC {°"Tew Cody in —— Sixth and Pine ‘ “His Secretary” MAFFITT. ; *11Cr Tenney ene ~~ CHARLES RAY ra Manchester fumright Tighte” and 4515 Manchester “Three Wise (Crooks ( Carol Dem - ‘te ? ‘Maplewood { “That Morle Girl” 7170 Manchester Vodril—News Olive Tablets “Selly, Irene ond Montgomery / f Mary” and Harold thousands of stomach 15th & Montgomery liosd in “IT The” sb Norma Shearer in THE GRAND DUCHESS | Noventy | 3ecrnictern i CONRAD AND THE WAITER” 3524 Vasten i “Any Woman" Olive Tablets arouse Oa the Stas NAGEL , OZARK Theater {Michart Martheimess RYLAND A : A Paremeunt Pictare Webster Croves “JTST SUPPOSE” Ly. NS Met Sinheineiaainaies aiiiee nsinseiiaassaieau COLLEGIA Gold w78- 2ND EXQUISITE EDITION SPRING], PAGEANT / ALL- STAR CAST ‘. woLre Pictare. | STYLE SH ow S5SRS1 Delmar . “Mm1s PROPTLE”’ ree ' Featuring Powhatan The (lash = Wolves’ and nutural functions, petite, a lazy, don t- 28 Living Mannikins, Pani § Maplewood Mosierious Gesnemer™ » ambition or energy, youn “ws A ~y + : pe 0 ; Keren & Maree and the RICHARD DIX 16 Missourt Rockets. = | SHAW fm the substitute for 50th and Shaw 1 eee ye, ic 05 /MISSOURI Shenandoah ( “Hands Up” and 4 “The Vife Whe Ro%, 0° | vod Concert Orchest Td = Grand-Shenandoah / Waen't Wanted” - - TIVOLI ( AL Ls _ ‘ AS wile Olive _Tabl are ON LH)! ad tT a er ith wee ae — | 6350 Delmar “HIS PP OrLE” . | er Teatle and AMUSEMENTS ) VIRGINIA {Sens tearle : BURTON HOLMES re | Se ; Rennet? | WEBSTER ': j Colstance Neill in THE ODEON LAST TIME ANGKOR World’s Supreme Sight ___. end che ofs .***titelon teuaie * end i mers oo route. RIBGS-RIVOLI) | Pomesessse| cee ee At AEOLIAN CO., 1004 Olive Street | poled por the wiched cry —.. <neaaag TICKETS 12th and Clinter “Sally. Irene, Mar “ANY WOMAS” 40— FUN MAKERS —40 HOUND— 2520 N. Newstead ( News and Comedy ‘“‘Another Man’s Wife” { EMBASSY ‘| .{.7 WU%,%- een | che farm boy. Lahe as s sapling, 4938 Delmar / Comeds and Others the REAT JAMES nina asia 1 LEE J ni wy cinemas Big Double Program and a Host of Other Players — ———— tei fechar’e MIKADO ; “infatuation” and $n —————— | beosd scres bra hooghe were of che shun 59055 Paston oman seman | ing pleususes of geeat < ion. TU, based by NEWSTEAD | Double Pr THE FAMOUS | TONIGHT GEORGIA MUINSTRELS| |THE FIRST JAZZ { {Wamu nest Sot __] eee eet oe O'FALLON | Miencie sweet tn Tickets, $1.10, R4th Tour of America SOLOIS Aeolian (o.. Dir... Wed. Eve., THE PLEASURES RE ENJOTED “KLUCPRBRARDS . sii3.ren. 0 NOW SHOWING S WOULD MAKE THE tovtn™ 1106 W. Ficeet* Save ee + srarren 10% LIKE A BLTE . ioe a | s DVOCATE:! oogan tn as BA D STEEL PREFERRED’ | ® " ‘ UNION “Hd Clothes” end | THE Unien and Fasten (['! ‘sting the Flames’ From the “Saturday Evening Pest Story : — 1004 Olive mt. Rye ABERSCOAFL &. AALS Elizabeth Cueny $1.65, $2.20, $2.75 WALLY GAY” } or scatimental saleec. r Cancert —_— TS | “THE ADVENTURES OF ® wid RESTORE LOST ARICLES of real ay | SBHT N.Vandeventer L “Any WOMAN” ae oe ee ee AN alia ; 5 ill 2 pS ae a adenine a ahs Sh Sues ha eat ns yy a neta r lav Wa jibda Pt .% < o 2 a } - £m An gg peng Saas « oe, ee ne on oo Negom peaninn nae cuneate eae —_ Ce Ra cee ec ad lad ed ial ao a dns Tl a alt a a : ~ ’ ee ABE ower — oo = mon oe » ress en ete eee eS ee a es ee ee ee ee wr Begs OM oa . te eee eh Gr tthe von F

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4 * 4 % & or 3 fe : - 4 3 z re + == ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCt: sgn Te MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUABY 1920. . od —-—_eo ad ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH VESPEPS Ben Millers Eliminated At Cleveland; Raticans , ° ra. oa v. + 4. — ci ‘is e bia. Joe Hand Leads in Victorious Attack of McCarihy’s Eleven chise Is Opposed. Titles. Polish Falcens 3, Serenco Shoe | Colum ” : Vespers to Meet Cl MacKenzies ora Cie zs MAN PARK. —_—— 2 a CS} ws a to 4 iCét an - 4s es , iy. eapinains SHER‘ h Shi ki 1 ae Johnson - Stephens - Shinkie , Coach Don White's mm * > a - aa ‘ - a —— + } t*:. Fr Sees | af Vil y | iés Team in N ext Roun:. ‘id the Associated Prees. F.veé group championsiuips ft White Squadron 0. . : ~* ~ § + -~ ~ Fe 7 , limt & bay + Ses | DETROIT, Feb. $.—-Anrnother;main undetermined after yester- Paulian Council 1, Wabash [aise niet engages the Citivas o a aa em A nF rams i - } LTT t. : 4 chk o¢ ; professional fo 00° bal} league wil} be , G3) pe round We Fames aia ti e Munici Club a ; Aiissou 4 bas aé.eers ee ‘ nal Soccer ague In five other MANCHESTER PARK. ; oY : S lorganized at a meeting to be hele} Pai Soccer League. in tive othes a on 2, Gebk 0 fu .-¢ Bencals Fylge @ By Dent McSk:mming & ' a divisions, the nennant has been ee a Club 6 we eae Kansas | ' o; ee dee 2. : , u o , gn PAK elet Oo. : + ' . ™ wii . ” I ._* ae t a ss as ~ ww 22d 0: Caro we ws we - G s srt Clab - # A. J. 0 t oth sam vw advancing to the third round. At Cleveland, the Ben Millers of this |day spent in efforts to obtain per-j° od \ 63 73 Ff os ”- - 7 - +¢ 7 7 —— wi 44 ‘ sue puis galas nites, a m * _ . ; pri! t ae argics, elty were eliminated when they lost to the Clan MacKenzie team ot jmiaton fem the National Preter | ndelet Ue. 2, the Geet Wil Club CARONDELET GROUP | The Tiger follow the a m3 a os . e o a + 4 if Sa S 4 Akron, O. jsional League to put a team head-!or prorest Park and the Killarneys Brandts a ae 1. Macll attack plan. ¢ uring ~ York City./of the Jun vision i yen The reac to the T ationa) rina: ' Ng On ee! ial jed ea Grance ip New ¥ Ora City. ' Us a ~ Junior in sre! .co a a 0. a sy stem aso: ry) rought ' | -“ J dt wh oo a oh 7 Ls 6 “—e 4 .- * + -~*- -* ~~ & _ 4 lereland and Chicago dis siric _ we: EE .* oo ineee Anderson ‘Yankee Cradtum in New York | ~~ } itt Cc unted on ce) at ~ ha i+ Engineers nn, cep’ iol in Saturday night's fy ' pr § o% hat Te- |) © ng ; Bite wcirssilrs dentate - ores » nd it at — ore: tcp cans Si Coa oe ee ne ene Peeme City, which has been leased BY}iick to the PiepereKochs a Progtess Club 1t. Welfare {7°° +: 55 very probable wie ious seasons. it is expected = — Oster... -oola Maeee., BGensick Peta for five vears bevinuine nerti:.... .. ‘ if ‘te Spee league 0. peat agsainst the State Universi , a. a - ’ * a ' Sew Se VECTOR Cc r tae os On if ace, iia es . - « ~ er * > ~ . * * * *. i = 7 Bis bg vaslie tbat 2g : - . aiaeeceginens if = yeahs tiga St Ga \ bent Fat f E a airger Imus ' mo competition in their th} g-reun 7 2 ink . . JR, H . Hodrizgucs f ' Te bh” seke 4 hiv renrecontaticae c e| a - ; a & lesz . ' Gualdonis 32 Alles Raders fr. much faster offense down the came, wl ich rill he agains? eB Chie : MeCarth. =~ F Baie ~s*@ Thorns y oe hontai 5 ‘ PPhtas aba elle aie € iied Io aiier the races at No. ~s Kfllarney Roee , 4 Newstead- | cou t} a Meant rell s system is & cago e! ob or the Clan Meckenzies Hansen a Gs re ie i Rrengle } ba ° »~ a! ? NO 4 ero inds. La = More} Natora! Bridge , i fien!t oo OD at we *“ . 4: aes ~ ~ a eon . oe a a ~ write ~ +4 = mee : as aa 4 1: ™ m 4 on 3 ae tr ths e ; Hand.... .Center.. Ratican . “ ; te@aczi * Pe lisesi of 4 a Wi DiS |... c « ‘ + : , — 45 panel w oe ap Pos = cuaréds © r : UT aim es 3 i . - = *h “~~ =* si ‘ ewes z span aS tat ra ° * ope: ; = roca } ‘ = ° “ eh - rn | Becher... 1K... Boehnicek was necessary before another team]... ; lon tine Wiehlande: th League Standings. atissour S starts for the quae + ern “ ba Pe | ect a w&s sin os At im + ~ . ora district have not beer cOM- Wimer.........0.R..... McHenry | | . 2 - pleted. The third round draw wi) Goals—sSeott (penaits): Hansen . CATCHER WALLIE SCHANG, pe Seheage Matter Sas yt ee ee oe Missour! 15: Purdue Sham ~~ e om? ~S— - 7 . ’ #* e — — t i 3 ‘ ess rg $ s 3 a r é € m4 7 . > ‘a he i bly he bebe ced @ariy © i liand «3%. Decker Bren le (2), : . es a x : ; ‘a - . * aa ee f i ai3% » i “a . - io ‘ ° eArneni aP. . * ee , : r Airs galla Obtained from New _ York, Saturday, in exchange jor aes the representatives of |-...3 Kossuth team has a lead of| Sishiamde . . ......58 3 2 ge | S0GM! 26; Michigan 27, Re seek | Time of halves—i5 minutes , : ‘ : ; 3 Pte aero : alli ssa 4 STie Fon 51 1.16 ©. in, ~- a + oe — a s? , noon at St. Louis University Mietd. Pitesti ieeccsns, Rene | a ek at Soe oe these te in lo : Se | Neth Biles’ ac7°72 S$ an 06 9]. Missouri's only two se ae + : . - - . Zz ‘ aan ~+ -- “~~ i1E nainete A eh 6 de e+e y : *. A crowe of $200 was thriited br the COOP 0 os cc ceckts Mcse.ce Peterson e ] bad ‘Chicacn.” the acsserte QO f s €aca. ‘ Fairground, ‘Group 4. have been over ouintets whiet . . , p wilds Up 1s > Saree f~:1]1 rouns thr Ames ree ; ; furfous attack of the Maticen team | Denaldseon,....C.H.... Schweppe all ac enZiée L éai { ouls 4m anid that 19 of the 20 clute| ~ £2!) rounded of three games re Teams. W. L. T. eta, | Dave defeated the Beare, Sim in the first 15 minutes of play, but | Mevywes...-....M.M........ Croak —" lin the feagrne favored lestslation | ~2'2 02 the schedule which Means! Grasthewsth ......18 1} 2% |the Hilltoppers bave egal ot saya : ‘ (oe P4Pt : 3 ‘ ts = sé fer, oo 2 4 ; ma’* ’ . — O72 ‘ eir oO; a oi ; LG ici ie acs Nas jthe oniw oppcs. , 4 o fre TN) ,ita — — Teams. Ww. Ss T. P’t«. i Scuenats for a Week. i . ead. ith ‘ ram rr ° = : . ‘ - a . i! ah . “a Felis ey os ens-Sh ink e > n 4 4 oe oo & b ; : oe ° He a, ed three : — was | a eee a — Manager Foley Charges Two Cohen and Devito Are Indi- -er-c: is the New York Giants. * Wahash Club +... 3 5 5 ¥5 [ley follows: the rvid , in ™ werce Tr ¢ © reaper at ¢n of raft alf—-_“Wlac enrie ‘ : . ; -%., - ae a =+ wi ~~ nad . : rps: ji ety : — 4 = |! vv nen ti a .eartve fai e¢ .0 2°: aws es tile ~au rom... 8 1 13 - - 5f. SFOl ashingten attack. He found Fullback Ander- 2. Ben Millers © Referee—J. &. Ineligible Players W ere ' vidual Stars of Two-Man en Granze’s application for a fran- Manchester caste ree io ouri vs. W : P ih Faas gt SB Ae Piss sdiaiviis ~ & Gass : oO UT i 5 e H ' 2 nd Otto Stein Jr. of St asste i” sali es - ’ Oraska & Manhattan. made the most ot every. ecoring |awarded the Faticana, bit Mo-/arernoon that he had fi ¢ a pro-;°°7 #72 “to Sree wt. Ch ee MOS tion of a new circuit. Eight er N | oe I 7 ; "2 Thursday: Oklahoma A, san ae i _tlanratager oon Coal OS eS ih on iniercite sated of | sen amed miths . 12 : = Thursday: Oklahom | chance. La Beaure exercised rood | Henry shot the ball strateht at the!, st «tth Andrew Brown. secre 61 pins in an intercity ma “ ~*tten cities will hare representatives 2 . German Sport Club. :: 6 7 @ 14 !ec Kansas at Lawrence ; judgment and had no chance to/jsoaltender’s feet, failing to score.| °.. bees s seven games bowled on the Wash-|.. 4... Chicago meeting, he said TO © sccssences © @ 8 EE Se — - ~ -e . * — ~~ ° ‘ Tr 8s a ms . ace —_ i ' as pA ¢ . = - ! - ad — 4 S| ** ; emother ¢ +} stor 2 > o* the . | PSEDE rs. MeoHe -~ rv’s g£ood wrork on thea wary of tr e \ 204 ed States Fe C ~ a + : mor 4 ij -*. & AL. at Columbia: vv ® T1rst g¢0323 was scored byjright line gave Brenge! enother } Assoc-atoc ty shortens Le 1) ey Wingy ity ai sh Rgeinhaes eign ‘bf ege ‘cee in the Nationa] League . ees, Seek: ee Teams. Ww. LL. T. Pts. | leigh c Pullback Tom Seott on a pena'ty ance, on which he made rood, | Konziee of Alfron. O.. allezing the | 28:6 for the ! pair. bat ite closing session yesterday, but | Nurmi, victor in the, $36,000 New a see Me . ......32 , 9 jvs. Oktahoms & = Locis ‘2 % ? - ’ 7” ~~ - _ r ~ : m : ; “ - . ‘++ i f> : : . . ~ a + ee we nh > ~ -~* terca®’ s ihe ay 2 at Cie € aric e - - - . = an eS Ww aoa . 1" sn a — cea Oh dicaien % oO? 2. iw) UU TSla é s* r ©O ut ing Teanv. “. f a t f’t«. } Olkts % Arr & + Columbia: e Nebrasia arven 8 2™ & scrimmage ted [the center forward getting two. hes Fs team was beat yg. pita 1494. The Chicago star fin-}**: cat’ tia: mete thous vert lefferson Park track at] St Francts de Sales ..11 4 @ 22 |= *S the count. one ial i? te4* a Inter. : * o repeated own eta tes of Ful! hong) 1.4 i> ¢ j s Ss i iA .T iia ‘ g é : a s i , } eae >, « aver mech age # 10 “ ” ~~ irs, & reigh *nnN at Lineotn: Wash- ; os : sats ns “i ie ene oie = Foley asse> g tC d > T “at is += o ae = c= 3 i we va es 2a tt" Pa) --+ ra ft 4 ma ¢ Sgn? at +* ae =" e ™ Bt Boy = Or are ~ . it ve S “ft. niface . . ee e+e ; i 2 7” : = oe - McHenry Misses Penalttr ;oack Anderson, the failure cf For. » learned throu ar é scores an etine. scheduled {n .Phila- | he ¢ ; enewal of the stake| Gels Innecent« . . 2 3 £2 Oklahoma A. © S$ - bae: - ~_~s-4 neu tehy fe Sie Ls at ; ra ™e¢erT b - ~ — » _ - - -- ined ew a , . w wsd ai nai ” i 4 te ee Seo't was instrumental fv scor- ;ward Thesns to arise to the occa- sepia ne that the mter 7 is =e . 2 —la9S idetnhia in July. The cities seekirg | q 1 carri-e an ad@écd iine Of} Tes Forest ‘Park. eae oe % 9 +. 2 - ae = ++ees ~ ates 4.0 . on uf » —~ ne ~ r aae& J | 84 a i} na t—- |. 3 . “ si “ .* a " fie Sine $i " ; - ‘ : eatin ciabpets ei vw. Re T. a. Standings. ge eae Vesper reg 3 £02! when sion, and the sloppy work of the! .. a the outside left cf the Mac-| 189) Treanchises sre Bostom, New York $i 09. The entries were an-] Goad” Wil cape mG Toe = The =" . ° ‘ - Fat wy 3 wr Ly ¢ } « nate tie “~ = — ais peti pa iblgeen sie i wg. fies ee nt eatase : : ; > * TIl«sr- , Y - t ' me vs , me Grove q free kick from the mid- jhalfback line brought the Ratican Kenzie club were ineligi o} . ‘ieee Lae ee ere seme pnouneed toda | Welfare Lsenee’ al +’ ¢ = ’* - : + - “a ' . , . ~ bb dnd ~ ~ ~ +. * t oe ‘ iva ._ “ - m+n A - ~~ * Lat! eY ae ‘ és ow a ad a ae * ‘ . » = Gie of t! iby e.d straight te the goal jteam to @ state of helplessness tn ers 13 143 186 21% * tap ang | ates - Fepresen:es gai phe Regt a KINST EY fay SAND Electrical Engineers ... 4 9 © °° 8 | - ‘ ’ 1a 3° 3 . ae - - -. ? =~ 7 4 7 ; > » 2 - ov - a ° a * + PS. id cs es ¢ - - : - > > "eS od ” mouth. where Hanson deflected the |the closing 15 minutes of play. The si tee ee a ie eAG LIL Lee dss LTO LS Ll lee SUS | ggg 0 sale: RY ox & — DEIFT WOOD Pairzsround Juniors, Group 5. lKanses : fs ee Pa !' into ‘> ~ COPT : r. nA then i Vesne re om $9 a oth - % re oe bis sw tin tie S io t Be ~ ne (nme #2 OF t S 2h ad. = a oh ATs \ . 3 LF a0 tis RI ask Teams. Ww. I. T Pts ; & ut Py @ 144 +t of ea Se Pers OF LHe er aca, parec j,.. ¢ ¢h his 7 vers Were ‘% Ss erg wr . rpg tl Us Kill ; . > | k- 3 ae ; failie@ writh ble head from erner coun’ footha’ pat Bas Lt, Sd PATS -is ~_ ® 1 ° | eee ener & } ©4144 ‘ ot ee ee ey 1 oo eee ee SICK, er SeAPNLSS, CHE Ze 850 | Cardinals, whose name as Been HEDES earns PLAIN DEALER | | ore ess * 7 6 i ist - ‘ i 2 . e icv CC Jit [7 OF the a ia | , Ta" Us ccs os : r a. i ? a? a . 2 = GO, ” } ORMER | en State - 7 as e Racing Results and Entri ioe ses ty este © E Fem... .A11 Comty t1......903|mertioned as s backer of the St |aMitinG ccs 6 FENaLEY Aimar | P NOTRE DAME o> tat i rOorought avout OF a Aeary rain anc i! e dist irysas . iLeu!s application fer a franchise | gpLTon TORCHTR | fers ip the | cu = oo PPBBPDAPO Ow o~™ Oe aN ’ = SE Bee P ; NP ae rk a a e > r . te zs A ig meer ta freeze, worked @ Rards i... SS on. = n the pro league, said today that yey \K van La STAR SIGNS TO COACH. 2- arses “3 IATH RACE—Bride o't} Ww: at: ¢% ; *% ' " . 7 ” = , tad heen arproached on the sube- . : = t mi. ee or =e wean : Lce spec rah LMAIU.S Ff rers IT Seve c—_ =e Nan@tear, e rag veen ay’: —- ss sabe t LKR TOMES et v = : = wslurniale "reocnd; harite't [abe specty St. Louls wisps Gale Sere Oe Cotton Heetin, | ro pet that be had abandoned the | Shan ssey- - ComnpmACRER AT CREIGHTON PREP | af ws _ " hk { Taipei eeiaag ‘ mu ves e ‘ - eeOte & ver . tree Rabelatt Tard hrnie Tot ee | recer 4 TANe ASTER PRINCE PAN ; \S AT tT A. Neb a & tl ——- FF i eat “TT © & ar: Iirac A~ > » = : : i ‘ i ’ FIST Ral eiem 4-5 ag . ia po oe ae i es ie | *% as rg om reer ge jtraded by the Browns to Washing- NLEMTI ( OGWHEET Faton. fourelette aaa Notre | , ° a . . i Ne - ~ oo ite : = ; 7 + . “ . a i si = = = ~ ~ , -- a= ae Pad > a mat 4 - i t “ WP. claiming, ex gs: Merry O 1 iMrst race—=—V thins ~3 lessia By ne oe Derren ds ] 2OCK ale - «0 AS It a'so had been appreach¢ Jas aj DK. CARL 7 : z cals i ;~ tts 1 a? , « ~~ ; , ¢ - i a . . a> 29 : - _ 4 5 4 } e —e , = =? w ¢ ss 1 * » ‘ - * ‘ os : es ra as an 9 — eon : pment ee 4 ré - 2 - * ye ” + : “7 4 ‘nian Dav. “ee vy — ATR a > “4 : sg mg . — ‘ rah. Ps aS. 4 A. > bad “ ¢ oss = 5 q aber & ae a4 to — = & & eee Tag id if { Dame. an ight €rg CD the 1924 free ewe 108. (a. erm, S480: |i D. WSito Boake inser, Ross | bly will be bela in Cie Beg eeee tae -203 Five itd | HARVARD FOOTBALL ee ee ee . - - ve tom, Pbwir Spark. Green Hill's Pye . : maa Bs : * A 3 eia%t ' , LOOTSS LU am ser esierdcas Six 4 Ss % 7 l . “ a ms. - dagge _ 7 a —_ — . >. ei, a ae sabe a ; LA * * . : a Meo Laiy, Runpresers V palien ao *s ——— et elle KOSLOFF, BULGARIAN COMMITTEE RESIGNS jsizned a year’s contract to direct ™O ai¢c~ ~ \ > ’ bur ; § 4 “to | a Sate . : ot ? es atk ati ° re: ae rit rsity . cis , Foo th——Transformer, Chaer- Or O athieties at Crei hton Cniver sits Mask. Hirh Priestess nino eu fois, Satbeaise Magee. "Reve | AL Havana (Tomorr w) At New Orleans. WRESTLING STAR, IN FIGHT FOR COACH tic ‘g ae an > 4 : Parener .1)0 %i3 . ; - (20116 1Ivan Kositoff, well knewr wrestler, — . @*eU eer Su “ty . ewe ze ' > ~ " +13 j i (“a =n @ ' ” ‘ —. pieces a Ommittee bas resign e ecause its sat ga . . es i GSS ~ ~ Ve avw ie = SB MU.ct ina | . ? r « {ara sianti* — - Amir. Seas " x rier Tia Juana Entries row) ' a i! : Ls Pow ue ean ' ." st tinue B: ane i. rill — — i Me ae % recommendations for a head coach . bas a ie “a A? r. Lvw + iit é Py — 5 i " ' ‘ “ Be ’ i ie ei =toein. cay is 4aCin& = e 4 Mons “a's a os ieteitree furlongs. maicea 2-/ 5... ee : ties eee - : * 211 ldenortetion te Bulgar ta succeed Robert T. Fisher, fee-] KT 4 . C4 >t ear : . De UUs Logg allen ie, ote 7 7 ee . . {Vee os hes set lin acsestenneetee ciocred ce wreitaet i? Sonne I ~*~ ; ; ; . 3 * ° 9 » Tk" s LOusg Ser. ns Tea ' Se ae ’ . Awnueeeuae } a v Tt + a 7 Lo % rP ¢ » } x v- “> : sti tiatiaians wes ; Sm, Mis a = is TEDO AINE | —* oe Seeasue - ee Se oe cee. LO; 6 Saiz . er t . 141 sy - . ee-aae noes cnown ¢ The esignations of } 1 Os . 1 ~ Ta9 - _ 7 "2 a | Lae . a > LEN es ee ee s — ~ e _ se Ne * * . e+e | tc iav ov 'r-r - ae ” sil " ” E P . - eae” Tivet: MacKea ine 4 Ro >| S.CNSRL CO°S..4' 9 te —— ‘ ° wn ‘ 7 nail on ; : Oy, oe ; ae = 2 ei = ® Tive memoers Co t2e@ Commitee | ™ ; ™ ’ . 4 ~ a & _ « ld . + ~ * + ea or aes 2) Sh, Geer ‘ a ot Ww > | _& ri »e au ~* % oh + b« Sea 3S = oe “ 4 5 a4 .4 ° - 9 Tae 1D (5. 5 ; “pgp : re ean 5° y Bee. .t See es Pal ix ee : tomorrow morn. were accepteg ~ , > | ‘ ; ; % eau, | 72 a » . e « -— @ a a ra q * iH Mog ia twa it 2 bd j > ay a - aS. 7 ” ai ar 4 rear i nti : * ” ~ : _ dt @ Best Shot also ra | $d + ¢- e Dierks... .109 ftw poriongs vor Enc aaa ’ ling. Kosiloff, wv arrived fn this POLRTH RACH. § mins g Red....115 Suasta C ERIS § Cuban Fiag ....215 Sterbiawe ..... 26 TS renee _ Se al a sete aa mee taken out | een Sa ee | en 2 “r- * ene none Cote ¢ ~ ta. i ~"ia > | ~ » i LB. bh Pex c — ; Xx _ —_— oe ‘ > = - i w¢ i . + — now g 7th ~- tiags =" 3217 NORTH 7TH $T. AND BROADWAY 5 . . 4 . se 4 8 ; “ ~ . — ™ . ' . 7 sas iat AM ~~. - = me | a8 ~ = if fing ely abies si «ef ;- 4 T *F" 2 } be. San Ja- ed > ~ ‘i a. 3 —s ~ - on. © > * by ss I z @rfic \ “@ I er 2. Kar - * e at — thie ae orate on In -~"e » -_= a a nis PS € —=_ * 2 ae = " ‘ 5 - . a? * "9 stable . . - = we 7 seine si = -— 4 ws tt" s sae , a ” * + a **es e2e8e882* ve h S LD Ll! . : ~ ee Ce ae *lielrhe é ate +" . Kosicetf, who is famous for s SATs — oes oe a h ~ t: - as : ~ ie pas | r do : Lit.) “ Cc. i 4 4-3 aL C.aimm-' ¢ n! ee ‘ ” . ‘ yes ie e start the Fast Texyas League m its 7 iP aied i* = a Siw ws id - . « — a - Ore = e i» > ¢ § rif a 3.3 EOF : bee — eeeaie 2 ‘ 5 " + uae as Be ee egg **7123 irs. $000. as turionse: ot Sse assian leg twist” hold, was tor |10 Sag race, it was desided at For St. Valentine's Ba z ‘ . *. ’ +s « ¢ . . a + > * *-* e * ‘ ~ a ‘ " J ¢ vei . ‘ 4 ; | eens on" "RAL : ie “? 2 4 dadeg Oe - . : ree SL e wz. 4 _ here recentivy, with T. H. Fisker of ; a . , ‘ Riis mr hs : “ a ‘’ “ e700 : - ¢ >? ; e eo -~ ] r) « . = a ‘ se-* Thee . ‘ wooen ns ip. rie ehat lar ° 7" resic: lg and revTe Sunday, Fe: az. 4th - 3d t.« a. « j stadia : = os . . ” ~ ee — ‘gr or a ee ee op k - ¥o5.5 55 bad , ' ' wd 8 Sid.s0 $13. - s ° » F a5 2. White 1744 : . oy rr 1G Lode oi 4 Gola tatives of all the clube in the Exquisite Red Satin Dome- 5 - « . * . m : B * = * ! > \ . — -~ 2 : : r resent at = i Bt i - : 4 —* ' - Ss = bee - 115 co ee - e 2 = eeoetsa 7. ¢ top Heart Boxesancd mary ~ is oe : s - : ? ‘Sar’! 7 4 ' 4 ' . . vr ‘ lar re s aq . Me 4 * eo Ma B81 The Dictarcr ' lta, “°* . es ; renee 14 ed ce oe te other appropriate candy “4 Sard 97 ES Sie Rio nie wee megs ee aes” Cialaing cas . r containers of VaT.ous sizes Ss . - . —_ ’ ~* Ma : ': + fh ~ « & ~ - Pe m ” 4 2 ~- rs . . °° * 7? « Re je 7 ®ar~ s «a re +9 i a ~ " “8 ‘ . dis ye 4 treat . oo >» i - “7s a > - _ . = » ‘ i> ~ r i ~ : T - as * \ The . . rae t 2 ) -“ ae . m - - : ae — . . ~ ‘ he ' al - ; e a ice ® 2 s 4 > ete ; 2 . t 4 » my . a —™ * os - i a Be ¥ ’ “@ e ¢ re ore .y , er. @ ty. es acai Lrewule 3: snc § Sox, Cisud en- . i ‘ Aste? ) he cr sPPas “ ab 2 2A a _ etry t - to - 4 coulis ' . , ce ee —e ming, 4-reanolis eS. Sten. 200 WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANY WHERE Mia nail ™ ratches a * 2 a .. I 4 i= he Bae - pio site on ~ ) flee i —_—_* . . . ; i "4 nie ‘ . aa { gs e- ia wit % i . f gd aaa : oe i . to Ra:t Sf. Lewis Agenc? ? ? ¢ l4a¢ Collinsville Am. Fire: za . : Ra —_ aa H- MAaimineg "Me i «¢ , ore etapa ” a ¥ 7? i ; ~ "epi *7 : / A> S i ‘See ™ 2 ae , $ 0 :? ie : Z 4 . a . : - es - ‘ 7 sn o , “ ~ % — 4 “| 7 - » 4 » 4 a ? « ¢ “ _ © _ °7 ~ *e ee ee ere b ‘7 @ , , oy es 7 ; 4 - va : e. r - a ; _ boat bs ‘ : a ; . Lobert Maz: —_ $4 be i, © >. 3 a _ Sorte. 13) | : . ra - . m au : : 4 e : * ihe : a * if o ‘ > aa : SWedinck 10 -5:108 SEtbel Fe 5..2162 | OS acces” ear track fae Quantity production : t New - Orleans “x1 ew Six f es z J. ae : ae :: ee arose 3 At Miami. enables them to sell this . eather che ar: track fa . ' { Sse ; 1} . : - , . : = d | Weeth ee ee Se : ce S Sstump Jr.....1T2 & mg. 8 Ca. delightfully mild John Ruskin ; : iBsT ii. es agen 7 ni dl : i cium, ix OLE: Bi est “a —s Sieg 7 ; = - ag gy ea le peter, [OTRO Ogee. 60100 Lacy Shaws J cigar at Sc.} They combine | ta its «x. & $3. $3.80. aoc “O18 ar To gn llgge o on ie re Te uali ith econ Ma’ P | oF sake 7 o. a 4 i : »4 ~ e j e 7 - . wis . ‘ ’ - gq ty wi omy. 1 sale | isd. ume 249° ahha ; r ; ’ 7 sp ; : | Ss eer oh tee , . ~ | “ap? ADPp cia ‘ ui “ Ml ht fo see eee . . ° arh. Derethy Kendie m ran} ° . counts} er , ‘ - :: . ae oe ee | ee . 4 " . 4 tf : 7 re } . * ¢2 ° ; ; JOHN RUSKIN . . ? ” . . ™ ~ ~— 4 °* tha > hd | ’ » ear-Gice !@7G th >.s ams z 4s — . atm “ he 3 : - As » & > i ¥RR ¢ 3 ee ™ lie | » pe } - a4 eo 2 . 1a eg ’ 4 : =* * eit % a : . "S45: ‘ equal to any 10c. - a a ones ae é re « “= .% = “et af % : : ’ 2? ‘ ta°ve - « * * | M S — - " . “ * Teed. , « - cigar. Buy = tow today 4 - mond $3.40 r o i . * a 4 Nan =* ” Steg T ww eae . . ver Gg _ morrow . ow Cx - on a . . . e . . - * einem e ' i 4 a . be ‘ 7 * ~"s to you "ul apa = ee : ys - eo ne oi —_* buy “em by the box. For Years C dill iv 7" we _ ' “o * * 2 ar re ; ry ~~ ——— + — . rarkd’ RACK, la : | ennerse 2222139 Pamontee Wott --- Cadillac side ed UB, ae Race—One min, claiming, Prean | Tht Rice Scaring. “$1200 Bisa | has sold n h MOR Ty ete . - : fu. SSG Gp. ohe se “#: Kiet h | BRO, tiret; Biack Wane. t : tes ——, «a | Ot ne 94 OMe Rosedale. 192 solid more than half $4.60, $5.40. » : ‘ : ‘ise Mac OF | conven 10 Sy Eve % . _ ‘ ‘ . ~ § Wer tee ee _ La A.® ‘ SAnprest*re «a —s . . iow Dee e.* } PAT ones ‘ ; Por Races Want heme Tears feck Met Moreeret St Ta.50) Senéras .. +o. 110 Stickney-Hoelscher Cigar Co price range—and above. 3 . = ; 7.4 — s UP an ie i ae oe Me ke Cero a ° . ; ” ~ . 2°" 1/9 oameattua ant ee —— = > on ; } ; > Meher? S12! sai ie ar 4 - , ‘ mame 8: . axe ~ Se 409 Olive St. Central 5900-5901 ! penn Daten) $1820, e800. Si40. = =| WANTS LEONARD TO. (9.20. Sc0 "rhc ene ren,, ‘=e al oe y 5" | 3 | . ule % 4 % a ST bs _" J e @ + | } ba . Pes ’ mn . 3 hie! * 2 ¢ aed “oe ~ = ; ots Sx nog Beg ge! _BOX ROCKY KANSAS] Poeicne 2 1ccU38 Se ence itos || a> {| a | OLIVER CADILLAC CO - & uM ake | * ~ : 72 mao «at 2% -* ° * oe ~ « " Aart lig yA | $i er, @ eee Soper’ | os, S-rear-ctty and ap. es Fara Opening ist February S| i °- ae ¢” —™_t aie gs © ty ~ ~ Be {" fT ~ a) * ‘ eal “Ss Aa — pathne sg as" * zi > Bt « at 4 . ” 2 ’ . + ee | % Dawn *#** ae Ss + . : ; . if 4 * :_— _~Dp Lt % “4 ¢? ON 7 ‘w seed as okt Bix . " a as 6 , ; . 4 a . | é - . eter THEY COULD BE SMALLER BUTNOT BETTER ~~ ‘ ee eS - Are Outclassed, 6 to 2 NLY ST. LOUIS SURVIVOR IN NATIONAL SOCCE,at RACE } i i ° Veteran Who Joins the Browns | ot a ee | New Pr: League Racc Still Open Tc Be Organized li Fiv. Groups For RedGrange In Publi: Parks Pyle Calls Meeting When Re- Three Games Remain in quest for New York Fran- Which to Clinch Soccer | ; | > ? >MUNICIPAL SOCCER ae SCORES, STANDINGS FAIRGROUND GROUP 2% Morgans 4 Barneys tL Hichiands 2. Len Millers 1. FAIRGROUND GROLP 3. Florissant A. C. 1, North Side A. i Cc. @ | Stars 2, Judds 9%. FAIRGROUND GROLP 4. Grand-Kossoth B. M. 3. Weh- ners 1. Washington ive Pla : [Tisscuy Quint Te JNBEA1 Red De Bernarc 6Yearsin Gam Is Visiting St Famous Basketer, All-Ame Star for 4 Successive Years. Local Five will Have Its E Quintet in the © Field. . * weeue aw e.e Hillyard : . : ? , ye } te af +2 raat er, ry s &e Treen a" , en ws O87} a.) eee :‘+ Aa FATT a A is rest “T.tc s the -+ gare and wit a“? +e americas cressive years will oppose * - Don Russells New Colla tafn Don = eonight in the fea a double bill court a «|. wean: attraction of New jgeun Soldan Hi gh School's Interse ** stic Leagsue squad sneets the I ‘3 pret T Tour fig ee ‘3 Pd o y. f-arv co nmrtes 7 Cr =T PhS A eit *o oe a’ ne un ter thea AMsp ued as oa 4’ = nN f and *3T1 8G : id a. A. U.. added attraction. Me Rernardi has beet achat who !s. gener recog7 zeit Aas the greatest fn penden* basketbe!! star in eeunniry today, led his Hilly weoupe *0 second place honors he National A. A. VU. Champs hips last March. Washbarn Won fn Final. Te <*. Joseph players Ww “minated by Washburn Coll m the titular final, 42 te 39. Berrarii led the point scorers eth teams in the champions! wacas yy scoring a total of Soin*s. Tie Titiiyard@#’ record this yr ‘ncindes 18 victories and ne « ‘ea’e. This seasoe! tke ehermi hare One® of toe @greates? ©0O..eCT @stara in history. Red de Barna - - a ® Mid-Winter Tous Mardt Gras Fighth Mad-Winter Vacatun party to the Mardi Geas at New Ovleans (going direct ot unary grutng full detasls wall . herntshed on request. ~ Maris Gras Festival at Be Lets om the Missuasem Gul! Coast F 'r Blin MruHE ROA!

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2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 199¢ ST LOUIS POST-GISPATCR Te eee ee PACK oe eae ee St em o painomnegiieapipeatinnetionamee _ a — - a = ee Ses ANS MN a Re —_ tae i rs a — : : rene: eee eee a mean + nae . ' he ‘ z Ps ided h ‘STECHER WORKS OUT ear ches Red De Bernardi, s RRAY AND PARTNER | ‘ ‘Olsen Captures ingtor ive ‘ ‘aiid cae | | Rowling E 7 FOR WEDNESDAY’S GO ise i; ey | ‘ ° ’ en. t . . a * inner ror . ae 16Years In Game, MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 8.—Walter | ( ( BB F] I S ( )F WwW ing ven rown on Pitchers WITH JIMMY LONDOS n uth. . ' Murray Ss O' : aoa | By the Associated Preaa - ‘Murray, the St. Louis amateur, was | | Mas Who Ask for Resin lee Stecher heavyweight cham- the Associated J ai a ' , . ’ ; ’ ~ i ™~ Fi cfs I A s 5 . ene paired with Jimmy Connell, Tra- 9 . : - ae si -} hag - ae al - ° e e : j Pion ef Tre Catcn-#F -Catel . t tet (ie r¢ rgerinay bu? Ca ° . | en see? preressional, and | Rolls 728 Total in Winning | ** ‘°° Assogigte: Pees , ) RB RAY Bec ioe ? tint a fier t cae Bh © — dj sii ae . jyesterday. They had a best ball | (BE RRESEERERRRERRERRERERERRRES Ra‘lkoad E says it is rumored that the nigte’s match with Jimmy Lendos |a surprise party by the bora) _ ? Famous Basketer, All-America card of 71. The winning combina- | ~ T 9 alroa vent. American League has decided at the New Coliseum -arena The | Sass. commmey ns ene | pry i ti ‘ » t "i h XXV ' y eit resis?rane ( a e } . - $s a "Tl" so . nK« With re CARaAiC™ aqdern ' n White $s Basketbal) 4 S iv tion was Jee ' hase, Buffalo ama ! C apter in VY §$ ee wmpd8Nn pasi ob eS ] tan "@ to th Mniat champion engakgs qd Pikeway Field House mas moots begat gla League perk ic Hew Se * PORE Of frlentphip: Was Oreste just foge me nee oe ee enatc} » | ball » 131 ' 9 )e 1as ee broken. i rs , .% * were fila sCIi€G vw two- The Hillyard nasketba) quintet of modern baskethbali. Mosby, for- S€ aled. It has never be en ) rw! O ris a] teums. yr] th fAnished ae LARRY LAJOIE NAMED trine a ’ esterday ms Tota " Tey i} 7. va - y m = - 1 ? } + "aa + ‘ c 4 } 4 11) ¢ Ve ° ry ' ‘ aie: last s wy: . ee aig ¢ } > ae eae : oe elites i4 :4 iS, ms of St Joseph, Mo., plioted by Yor mer Kansas star, is the other ruard, After all, the only reali test WwW eknew it w ould say them open ‘oO a lie for second place, LEAGUE COMMISSIONER cou thie pugia is , : a4 * i) ‘ . ‘ 44 fe S9BP gw . 9 . * ~ wy y , ; ~a — a4 oon ‘ hn é ayvTrw ef rhyt. , bi gy \s i} | mgt MIRO dls ; ; follow the Meanwey rest “Tred” de Barnard!, the “Red is 2 good offensive player. Mosby have of loyalty is when a man fsin punishment. I was willing to be DOUBLES “ . rR ai heavy r yi ie : ta - : ] ‘ ; ; : ; ' } ereye } - , +c Roml-Sehire | 7 Rr ine Assora te Tear. nato taardini of Lai 1) tne se EE a featuring a short pags Grange” of the court game and All-' ... unable to make this tour due,trouble. The next morning after the goat. But they refused to [sre Neots. pyre NEW -CASTLE, Pa., Feb. 8.—-Lar- {, : ' , “al Wednesda: 4 ; ’ -* af ; : . : ae : , sandy “ Lo. Med final utiraction ts Giesaed biel a2 ‘hich broucht Missourt 4 merican pivot selection for six ‘toa had knee, WwW hich he recejved in that affair which the newspapers listen to me and acted t% ithourt 11) @, M IMPS Wilinering ; VRE PS { Nap) TLaioie, whe One time night's persis a j . “ ‘ : = i eu: ai is re baad . / Se farybs ay q " ’ ot morwen aa enn oan far a iS See L ‘% ; 5 - asketbal}) heights a few successive yoars, will oppose Cap the Oklahoma game. ‘made a sensation I was notified by This telegram was sent to Presi- atinson Mel: ivre lace tarred ™ ” nd base for the Jimmv Londos did not report at a . , ’ a ’ " . . - . > i { here Ln ramet, ahs | yg vel; ig ar ) ! 1g ir) . ‘ ' : Whfte’s men, though tain Don Russell's New Coliseum | Wulf 6 Peet 5 Inches Tall. telegraph from President Johnson dent Ban Johnson: Bes se 3 ~~ rman .., rhea sia 1 269 ; leveland nae 1 ind ee we = r i ae ' . ‘ : ° tee or , ee i ee SORRY «5s ion os "6S league clubs, has become the “Judge | : ae @ combination between 4, C, team tonight in the feature’ = Rody, All-American in 1923, Isithat I had been indefinitely sus- | Peeling Mr. Cobb is being done | Verdon-Lamely 1754 Pee of a6 Obie ant Pomine ten “ae : snag 7 i . “ : “Oo cod ¢- . ; at DE i} e | i? ° , . ' ‘ “ee es , ° : he 2 © n-K mise HAT +* i , ? ! ati = Si - . : 7° nort passing, employed | gttraction of @ double bill on the’ pe Rernardi’s running mate. Rody pended. an injustice by your action in 8US- > \ertens-Geagan 00 I, 1549 nia State League.” Lafole will as-_ Scal Comfort . iss almost without ex. New Coliseum court. ‘is high point man of the squad, “It's a shame and we won't stand pending him, we, tho undersigned, | SINGLES. cume the post of commissioner with | 7 a ~ — i : hag o 4 : - ' . setae : : : « PRUNE a6 eo oe ek — ° o pay . %e . ‘ a : al Saturday night’s fray. Soldan High Schoo'\s Interscho ‘averaging 19 points a game. W Ulf. | e5r ‘+? my teammates declared. “A refuse to play in another game un- «Powers alt ata naan eh ‘iy, the opening of the 1926 season, and | maintained regardless qa +s very probuble will re- lastic League squad mieets the East another Kansas man, ic permanent hatiniower sa ine eae rights that | ti] sich action is adjusted to our J JO . Z. ont his dut ies wiil be similar to those | af temperature br coo), ) § t the. State niversity St, Louls High Sceloo! five in the fixture at center. The big hov tow. sia sia respecte ” satisfaction. He was fully tustified* « fe ; gee the supreme arbiter of the ma- | refreshing applicatians at i ir nO ’ , : 9 ' iANN ux: | * ae s ey . FIUIST 1S >}? ou. : , : . 43 VMilbere gry Jors i ; - e t ae lonze heaves rovii ry contest. A 1 /-¥Yaru ors 6 feet ¢ 5 tnches and weighs : sh a ! i oil “ — nal Pee. ve bt Be! “4 se hig P ovide Xe eee herd under the auspices oan deg : ae i +7 aint “Tre at least.’ said Jim Delehan-‘in his action, as no man cou i i. Spinner HOY Lajoie. who resides in Cleveland. } Newbro’s Herpicide a A wesonse €8Cown the jaan, & eT er ee ee Bee ee Ma) iven the same right stand such personal abuse from [ister 6.16 was named at a meetin ; 4 4 — oe P ; : .# +} este ; : : " v should be given fne samé6 Ss): Aas B® Eee : ‘ Schirr ; , OH> as amv f 4 a re eting of the . counters F = Meanwell system is Gif. ggg jurisdiction of "Ae Western he has been high potnt man. as a criminal—should have a hear-'anyone. We want him reinstated |G Totrma: | - OOP | namin tun es Sold at all drug bit ; pposine cuards, 4. A U., has been scheduled as an This will be the third tour for hae or there will be no game. If play i ‘3 stor? for the se; ction. +) iliwe 3 The first tou rasi™ ; +3 noe cai 4 LE fs ad ut Su terse. aided attrac , } P iw! ona Hillyards i : ae : : / if : i Mr next series was in Phiiadel- ers cannot lave protection Ae Us aq s ‘ed as follows: butler De Rernardi, who (is generally jin the West, where me the leading eae “ rhe |nrotect ourselves.” ag $ : ae ; hia wit} hietics, - Sn Otect ourselves. ve -- : 3 | 20: Furdue 27. Mis. ncognized as the greatest inde-/teams, next they went into the Pola Wits the A . fe sade Tite wee dened be every player . Ee OR, Si ~ Nt Aa eR ad Set - ; a} > , mn ‘a reached t! he players inis was signed Dy} sind St ctertasns dina ag ; i eee star in the) South and defeated the leading time we reacnee nero ae ene lon the club excepting myself and | tt ‘ ri $1, Oklahoma A. @ ‘Faenntry today, Jed his Hillyard: ciubs of the southland. They have Were highly indignant alee a sate an + Jer iin ‘eo manager The | at : , 5 2 —~ 7. . = 3 Pe ‘ 'T hy , in¢ i ] (yr arr i . A 4 ¢ ; ” einen : > ~ . e ; 1 Vd rr ¢ tin Ad and decided aa) EO-Ca Li @¢ s ig ix ers b Ae . é ‘ j F . ; od 25, Missour! 22; Kan- the National A. A. l’. champion-j University, leaders of the Missouri ly held a mee é : : . . : ae ‘ ssouri 15°: Missouri of ships last March. Vallev: Grinnell. ‘‘olorado College, | refuse to play until miny suspension ford, Jim Delehanty, Davy i estomen What does the future hold in store for gasoline m | i : 7 vi “+ oa oe -—v, , = 7° i : : : . . ri . ‘7 ah 9% 6 or oe “44 . e _ . : ty ss cies &3 Washburn Won tn Final. four vears champions of the Mocky was lifted. This was not so much Oscar Stanage, Osear be tin its relation to man? j ‘3 sth (wo ‘ietar | ains: *j i hletic a nersonal tribute to me as the fact Moriarty, John Onslow, bLagar it- ‘ — - i ae 5 ODI) in victories ¢ sen); lave were | Mountains: Cincinnati Athletic a personal tribu é | ich Bieta | , 7 : Se ouintets ehich Mee i a shbucn Colleges |Club, Monon Athletic Club of In- that I happened to be the one who lett, William Burns, W. Covington, Will there be new uses for it? Will there be enough 1} : 2” execaitelaes 'v ashbur liege | .. ee, 2% En prea aie at ‘, = Scare, whereas ES teule : final 2 Xo 3A a diana, and several other noted resented a string of unbearable in- Paddy Bauman, William Louden, to 48) around: aq 4 ' a 4 ‘At adel « , wre . _ ; ° , ee of . wm AXf11114 1] f ¢lhem. in fact ° . . . aaa et pers have scored ‘ eams. U he players, as have.said |(;eorge Aiuilin, ail of them, In fact, : ida + ey tage — di led the point scorers of ' ng ieee Wasd fetlows: cohen iPagender ne ae et aio i odd cn her those names offhand What will the price be? It is interesting to con- Brit a ,ansas and Armes, ‘ t) : mh wrobabie lineup lows fore, told m™m nat day if is lem b no an Phan, A ogt,e ° ° : i ae : he ckamplonshi : ) pl | : phant over Missourt th aay anew nae s . gage 4 NEW COLI . not resent the abuse of this fan You can well imagine my state template its probabilities in our rapidly changing world. a Alissourt | y sc al of 13; NE - resent th , llbaesostee eae 3 ; # a le for the Week, po SELUM A. ee HILLYARDS, I Wow dn ft he a& hal, that if [ did of mind. T ay awake at Nig f Fifty years ago, oll wells were about 70 feet deep. e- we a te ™ 3 . ‘ , " hev uld back me up. thinking of how loyal the players “1: “Bag ip ae “s schedule in the Val- | The Hillyard@’record this year! Minner Ne ee ney oe ett en that te 6a ane and tu thle richie The cost to “bring in” oil was a few hundred dollars. : inal § victories an¢ Be reis. .. i. Rody f had forgotten that remark, but; had been to Pand to Their Pignts. . Fs aciudes 18 victories and no de-| Ne , tod: ientk #las Gee EE wine sheng & SAE batty OF | Today, wells are from, 3,000 to 6,000 feet deep and it issourj vs. Washington [eate. This season the chemists; Gibson. . c. Wulf hey dian tf. ney stuck, AU C16 SAM snes we Best, ts $50,000 ar e “bri in” oil. have one of the greatest collection | ‘Thumser ees .(.iltner ersonally, I did not want the ,having put them in this plight fror COs . mor ring ) ie : Sa ° ’ : >. - ; rf . . cs " “ ) se an \ WS 74 hic) her & littia hye a oft . 4 4 wtetars in history. Red de Barnard) Weil..... 1. G. ... Starbuck players to _go on strike, because I/which there was little chanc What will it cost in 1930? 7s Drake vs. Kansas at urinnel) \s. lowa Stat escaping without severe punish- 5B, ; eae aan Twenty-two per cent of all the oil wells drilled in 1920 were dry—twenty-five per cent of all the oil wells & , - ~¢ é § ex ev§ . ? i 7? nf. 4D5aS ALSICS VS, Ne- fecal coe en. : monurmmmacmmmmmmmmnmnmns 7/8 rrr epee yy, pura | | thought then —T still think —\t - Oklahoman A. & & 3 RE DRY PRS Sa BS a a YM YE? UY, My VL Mi, “was a most unjust thing to suspend drilled in 1925 were dry. : at Lawrence. UHR SRR BST a UG LY YY ALY Yh Ya, Rt Aue, ne without a hearing. Y had done : ; | . : Me OY GORD what I thought was right: had up- What will be the percentage in 1930? Bsti ig l Missour] vse. Oklahoma 1 chs: RING th MSN 00 ii MY siti hy j tty Nt : Columbia: Washingtos | Reema! ay yi! SUM He \ Gb Ges Mes WHEE, MY Cy a Soa Bit | jchilatee = eta tay ane aries see ¥ see In the past twelve and a half years, dry wells cost 1 at St. Louts. ree UR: area a by | ended indefinitely and no sign approximately $700,000,000 and in the same period pro ducing wells which failed to return enough oil to pay their cost sustained an aggregate loss of another £000,000. _ Wherein do these losses affect the price of gas | oline, you ask? They have an intimate ing, because they must S "ee eter sisuite @n actor he in| @& be absorbed by the industry spread over the ejectad immediately. The officials : ) 6 “ | productive wells. aeenty i ee ee ae sad cea . y % a x “ 5 ETN A ECE COI ERE AT OREN AEN, EECA Aili NRT a Na nn Ay *.% ir The aA etn "'T’he r) Drake vs. Grinnell at un immediate hearing. That is one ustorn in baseball that ought to f} ; ‘ ¢ " f , ; tk ae} a)" peer ests 3" Eb. i ; 4 tf, 4 , ff / : bf J P y ? 4, " ; edi > ‘ t} ‘ . : " ‘ Saf , 4 J r P / ; ‘ T* ~ * ; : D s.dant 4 ER ee Reyes 29 ry t}. Zs, “4 f $. f ’ lowa State ve Kansas ys , att H.R Siphk'S Za | We. 33 st Vy ai TS, é ‘ si*? - ’ tte 4 ’ f s / , ? , 4 | % . * 7 > . ‘ " : * LAI 4py " ! : . a } f / at 4 / / 44 ’ ‘ | sy? 1? a . + }- . lannhattan: Missouri vs. pty Wp, iy et orsot +t; Vi Lips iff, Yi i4,9 ‘ f My tig, ma - Pe aholsnied, Bu l ast 1 POT) \oL SF 4 F t24 ‘ 7h? rh sweety J ’ y, ’ F . ‘ . a" * k 4, ti h da ; 44 ‘ «}: 5°58 ‘ , “sf 4 ¢ 4 / ft : . * . t Y . " J j ‘ nie Sip pssd, é es ; , J ; , /, é ; : 4¢ 4 ‘ t S ve ~ i & . & | Vj ZY : tiff, WH 4 : My es yey “4A and if he resents it he is suspend Set . bf ef? y 4 s bP LAA Abad, j Oe, / 4 ti fh ff Z SP4 ‘ P Ooh “4 7 os! , St f SA hsp h ALF f ip ° 4 / fy PS f sey 4 r ‘A ¢ f y ’ = ° / f SAY 4 J) 4 - 4 / s, : » teased é/ Zs Ohh pf Off, / Vy 5 Ay Js 4 ; 44 (Jf, ’ “ (he Selece f VY Mi p Sf 4 A fs (/ (i of, ft f : ‘ ofa ‘4 / , , 4 f/f 4 if y rae 3: > ,, A 4 , 4 . Jklohoma ed justas Ywas. Yn the theater, if se Standings. ee “o 29°" ev Sta and the police are supposed to J : Pos lee ee ee Row, at taey con't But they supply only part of the answer to the i [86 a4 alwavs do {t. fluctuating price gasoline. : gt $2 Johnson Stood Pat. Pe 4 cis (eas a _ There are scores of other hazards and factors over mee «6it O8: Ee. txtaarams hy #4 ot reli which no man or group of men have any contro! which | Tee i. { Mc = rents the wlaver, must be considered. ix st ee ee ee A few years ago the nation was confronted with what cs . rf a, lp epee st aecammala tiie | | appeared to be an wmavoidable shortage of gasoline. ~ , ; WUrne qd GO Ine norei. ; Maxis is 8 In the meantime Manager Je Then the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) by reason mi, § © nings, placed in an awkward posi.’ fl of commercially successful cracking processes, which - rf ” tion, had been given sufficient | it had developed, saved the situation. — -_ eet at Town Club. of a s¢ries of swime- will be held at the tomorrow evening at 8 warning and lhe got together : : | : ; RU ’ St ctiieennans ? ‘ - ~~ ee cided that the Ter) ] ect for Yr Vv F or. . . . . Here Today— Play Tomorrox Sl Sona oe of crude oil will advance. If history repeats i price of gasoline and other petroleum products can be VALENTINE HEART BOS SPECIAL Reautiful Dome- top Ked Heart Bos sith Satin Ribbor You may goli—every day if you wish—under huge oaks draped with Spamsh but that the striking player. ~ 4 7 a } ~ « , ‘+“,¢ Se ’ would be reinstated in mediate moss—three sporty courses, rolling fairways,“ velvety greens ”— grinning. to advance, unless other factors intervene. willing, colored caddies — ip short. goling under ideal conditions. Su and that anv fines assessed «x ould 3 red ca ) ig under i | , It is with these problems that the Standard Oil Com- boa ’ fish . d e 1 7 : ‘he settle: in} a Way oO? 4 }5 irr . Row, filled with the suit your requirements and within your means. Excellent bh . ‘hem Lee newvee math ¢h , ome and in vest- them. They never paid them out . , finest creations ip prt it Ghai eockot. , : ing supply of when and where you want it, at ‘lwo ° , Pound () T¢ Hours trom se. LLouss ifthe niavers to go pre wr hi . ' ‘ $é | research and business foresight d h to stabi- ; . Ly, | | 1) forcing the leagues ton tuke efen : one muc 0 a LUGAT l TaS namnna imile to respect their personal rights | lize and keep the price down. | e jeading influence { his ad. , , . The leadir nfluen N this ad Whether the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) will ~~ —— Fighth Mid-Winter Vacation Leave St. Louis 405 p.m. Arrive New Orleans 11:15 « m, Gulfport ls it win 43 , ; : fustment was the regard th lav. “ae . — Mi Me the Bluckt Gees of 11:30 a. m. next morning — where immediate connections made same station i ead foe Sir: . Navin. Sie shins be as successful in inventing ways and means to combat ae = : | 7 ee pee ping, direct or eau for Biloxi. Arrive 12:25 p.m and Pass Christian arrive all, would be the main financia} the caprices of nature in the future is to be seen. it Gall Coast as you wh) leaves Fastest to these destinations by 814 to 121 hours UE 6 Wistiae Mian tr ponte’. | __ But when economic laws thrust themselves into the 15 Laut. Saturday February Al-Pullman, All-Steel. Observation library car, buffet car, compartment— i deets net be be Merere 4. situation and cause fluctuations in line prices, the Ofer Wedae wg Sete single or en suite — drawing room and open-section Pullmans. Valet, maid, ‘had been indicated and it wasn't Standard Oil Company (Indiana) SKS the people of thte 7. Cost oe ms “i psa rrr market reports, late telegraphic news bulletins. Sur- /A smal! fine was imposed on_ me | ec st A rpm — myriad factors wipes I New Gat from St. c. and I was back in the game in 10 own only to those in daily intimate tou eet en? One tetera 577 Two other fast trains daily, Se. Louis to New Orleans, leave 1:00 p. m. and days. | witb the oil industry. furni | | ee eee giving full details will 1L2e = P on request. j : While we didn’t get perfect pro- ° ‘ . Our attractive booklets descriptive of New Orleane and the Beeutiful tection after that the situation st Ri... a page dep pot mr baninae y price which wil reflect only the cost aouvak manu- Me ed Mississippi Gulf Coast are yours for the asking. was vYastiv improved. No more "di Gras Festival at Bi- Metatled orma qurich! courtesusly ‘insults were aimed at the plavers tion . : . . . . lon om the Mississippi: Gulf | ep lnersan Metal yrebommes maton Fg that season. That strike certain- facturing and distribution, plus a small and reason- ie 7 eo Por fares and reservations, ask iv made the sige - ners and thi.) able profit. Otty Ticket Office, 334 BW. Broad . Phome Garfield 23028 public stop and think, | z Union Station Ticket Office, ieth and Market Sts. The feature of all that trouble | Star dard Oil Com y (Indiana) served you yester- PL day, is serving you today—it will do so tomorrow. ant to the meeting and aske/ ! the most reasonable price at which it is possible tosupply it. one Main 4700 a ia @ ; — Address mail inrwirise to FD. Miller, Assistant Generel Passenger ey | Agent. [litnotse Central Radroad, 910 Planters Bldg., the Joyalty and friendship of my 408 Pome St, &t. Lows, Mo. 476-16 tearnmates. My ambition increased | ftenfold. I thrust all my soul into | | the game and fought with every | Standard Oil Company : ounce to win the pennant. The | whole team took on a feeling of, 4 solidaritv and I belfeve the inepira- a ‘ion of the strike had much to do | with our landing the champion- | | / ship. | } (Ta bea continued) ' The next chapter of Tw Cabh's ene OF TRAVEL LUSURT ote General Office: Standard Oil Building 910 S. Michigan Avenue, - Chicago renee

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> oo kl le + 3° ee a : . ee —_——_ | i spapers COMBINED.WO vi ST Rag vent a tact a es | a 34,002 SITUATION “Wants” last year—2,141 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis new erie po eee vem MOVING | __SITUATIONS—MEN, EN, BOYS ‘HELP WANTED—M Ang wv k OLD ‘ aera te rece. ved LA Wt ORD pi Fr: we even? 26) O. ‘S) aires connection; hani™ oc Fare. iD) eollinge: svust bave oned Personailty acc we . 2 “Pm 7, 86‘ +1 >. Lit y Metabe. dear a? WT ce of Treasurer Mountain cont. _ i ohis en by C-2858 Post-Dispat h. — ——— «ing t> work: offer excellant compen oR a= - . , ' “4 ~ ana 7 nt « ode Sitoee . oar an packin opitie >! a S3- gh 01-47 ' = a “aoe - 2 md a G sister of rank J. Met = are, ee ee ye eed at ine | eee. age. Ds jacking, | ship ware- SHIPPING CLERK - ase = elmar, sation to mem of ability: reference So | — i SRUA RY cL . XN! . i r § rT ‘ ae ror’ t+ 4 z.F a. . ee ‘yy; @7 dl : & . ms BD 4 : ooh € = ieee posite: nities 7% el ~ ~*~. -~.*a> - ~~ & - Pixt 3 . = . 1 - ¢ ‘ ¥ > =a. ‘ . 0 SUPREME COURT toring — Vngeipokl imee time fixed. for furnishing i deliver, pouse. independent Musing Ce.. — fecery eer EE : qu — ADD — * fel} | - = ir Metabo. ‘car gaunt end «ister-in-lax« ing suppies in & . Wi ing. 4°03 kad. -** ma segasopabdle rates; private room | and business schooi (traihiice ngage eR Malleable Casting (o.. TW - >} ur eat ras ict. Oa . EL AR Eh A ENE A NNR ORE: a ene Pile Snit for Restraining Order from Hieier'e funeral hous. =223 0 eee | wnen ebgaietion “to the Treasurer. ae | Service: sense 5698. geioning, stock room or any other sen-) 30 : a | : : : o Tc - ieCn 1g. ’ bib Q stance — eiorage:. movids. rss af *14) z ’é& } “ear » Conenms i em ’ mae zs ssid ° hye ert = _ : “ hea ek oe ‘ = 5 Against Adherence Nerve er Musculer Pains) uieva a. cae acer “8: - Jena fsliows: For Subsister. Sypsiics unt cine, 1}. erable work: saiary secoidary. A+08: | [ont M \N—Midéie-eged with hotel ex- PARTNER Witd.—ie 3% : _— - « MON te inal Mm = tu? , , hy os , ¢ wl +. a ; . oy k : call ke" ] } 7 Q° rls : ‘ ae —— ——-—— meer oe ate - ‘ . -_. x 4 ~ ve ~ Sa i . » . he se pk ws a . tN a=? ee fam T a tea ot ry . s m« F > “f a . peel - _— ~~ ana Enonemmmenaat - wee _ : —- rience iG od + Ee Mpconete a é . io ' $ '.@ Aspociated Press G15 m.. Charlee L. Monaghan. he- .. 2% De NNELT Y. OAs -P == es oe mad? ‘ if useful. sox $S00) Capitas tad j e ? g ort to intr oke the power of the Medical science ceines Neuritis as ia- gia st dear brother of William, George STOCKHO ERS MEETING RLPAIRS for aed span — ae - re ¢ R merece 6 SIH) ugn st200: a% FFICE BUY “ese ees nail ; Men 41. to si. 4 “ T t t tre t it £2 o oper a a "ies raat te ee ee At ans ot - ~—- 7 r — me s Onrme “e” y tt ax oe is se¢23 Ps. fiz ists a ? ok “* ~ ’ i 7 \beta ‘@ epn vo rumoe:r =), vic. —e. w isasal pacer ~ Hipage . i ; 4 merican CoOuUuUTTS Ti prey ern? JT) - flamed nerves *] attemp ° a. omer : : = sai ‘ PO mati. = Pri ANNT. = # IE} - TING e) > 4y% CR Ot ERS gine _ a ie ,sine.2 ee es he stockhol@ers of the Laclede Gas _©& eH ATW, - “. 12th. Mat 2043. (-8 appearance, pleasinx persogaiit) = Mitinse Rox W-173. Post-Ivéspatch. ‘c3 anes: 3 (47s @ Weel . 3 ‘ a aa t 7? ar ewan? ; ~ hy a 2 ‘ 1 es \ - ; = a teoa ne » . .~* , i . - ns ti = or : : ~ . beg. Miteqd A ates Aziiéisd CSAP te , bromuices and coal tar products is 4 i iam ‘* sé ibs ia a? — i i Yi2ent Co. re herelry no ed tin the red - = = > PLY CO. iT f YD rian °h.2 vy , Fare . @e45 At +” - : 2g EMA tut) + sc i = a” ¢ ze - bad . ‘a ” “4 a? ‘ 7 eo : to =| a ‘ sur roe ‘Be ™ 7, aw = wo « ~ * *? n ** r o ; - ‘ ‘ ‘ ovis «o ' ‘% es - at ate re r iv +e ev 44 = ¢ > % > : es . : a7 World Court was made in a pro- the most dangerous mistake you caz ov, AT Wie ; OPE os = oe A> ANTiUa. meeting of la yee 7ore pe A. & Lb TAL ER SU L (Coitax $Tl. mitt PALAN 4 Sete —_— o _ : = See : # : . “Trek tf ‘ 3 S$. { #me ie ¥ . ‘ A . ~~ * ey 7 Om PrP al om v7 ? as waccitleins wee o. ot > . * % ats ¢ on ae iis +i + ry * $s Pt + . , . is maac. . 0 an ss 8 ; , STOVE RI Tres ( sReETy WoMAN as ia@ule - : . 22a... Rae : 3 eeding begun here t dav hv Ben- : . - on MlEHLFIsEN Brnitered tnt re [BI.—sit ‘ Pe s.s “Ais Pel > . euch meeting. W. H. WHITTON, Om. 5; ——: aa ™ ensiruction Co. Vic Ce Fal % ay lesires ee =~ —= — ae | ’ § . wi Puis son ¥ = oa OD : " _ Ks T1734 ry? Lirm .2 98. se oO rs f s ws - - yer Xs hie e. “~ 4 | : ;tAa : 7 mr ft ; ; + Misia i * Pema to- O28: Sas fs se daenctonnes Co” ee UE « ee! 5 nt tii. ite j eisnar i At bis HANGEN we ing - eo 3 - 9 Pusey: 4. 3-Pr. ve tuf e uit be ; + . atchings Zor he rrriss) GOTi tO I1:.¢ perm ‘amen’ 7 is to brilc up the serve es a? + 4anere lease inlets Sn “ : = aa 8 eee eee, me - Sennen ana ere ; tm, \ ~ 13 -* _=—, -«- a -+3 Call Grand Tes Pavilian +) 1 w Fit iiceddstlist. HELP WTD. nee i ¥ i : - ie hae tiv . 7 i ¥. 4 ‘ aa Bs 4 i thy 7% ‘we © s* va oe a mn P } A S i 4 i» " ~ * — aa * ea Te . - ri. ‘ =, : . ™ eae 4 oe ad ‘ i T b! ba aod 9 : 4 = If réegulrin Secretar. Ty ¢} oer TIeS ves. Arc that is exact what Eopa Mi Ri I EER : + pe wheng . Sper ~ ~ ig con © af ' : 33 i 4 a “hee - Teg = . inmer - eo = = ; rindow ee - - - ‘ or ; yes, if ares. . . 4! Eres ' . 5. Pir ng 2 es. ° : t , “ a pre ‘Neuritis Tablets ac complish. A sate. - Fehr & 19°8@. at 6-40 Db. mm. Bmom the std iere ag e | nay * lean it chitening juIcCK wT Jet- | 4 we tAS AEs ’ a tg ne i a Fe WEAc IS T—Registered. App.y a:-er ae oa eggp de oe enh . ; ‘ 0 show Cause WW. iv h re should no? Te. efecnrse. eth cal treatment. Write for —f... : ." “heii , * ‘ wt ee v9 hs ; - : Te S “¢%s attices of Lhe a sie - 24° ~@} Ve ‘ & Dae 7 =e ‘= . oii: " ~ in? \ia wke ae f ” 4 _ a . .__ ; é. Gas Ranges eoeete FF Se oan EE : : * Re line ‘i ; a hacia ss oh Th hws A : ~~ &s6 wn sage ox. m ania = e - ~ . caponertal x — * ‘ i“ wei ls ,rné 4 - F = ~ : - Ph en , oy ia J . — > ~ Be» a estrained from econsummaring this free Health Book iet—The Fopa Com o> ‘ rieg Arthur and Aucust M ~ | mipa ae + Bek a oe oe Da PERITANGIN': s : aD re oe a i “ea © " P PLASTERERS Stea+r Work gusTarmteec tar 49° —— a we } R 3 oo ‘ ‘ ~ — . ee i a ee OF ) aise — . * a+ “a ra see anes ange ~ : ; : »" 3 4. m= : a 4 party. $80 Folsom Street San Fran- rieilts = 4 cS Bilt, i? ' bAVATS ae es = : og \ va me ; ~ \ Ma . . . 5 > arr j epigigeE Y Poet ng Tp a = *s 2 } Mame. a21 Ie. “=i Be, WS TY a . - 3 as t aa a¢ i Ot y; tres =? “get : ' ." : _. @- — -$1 : , " P tenn 7 - at ry mf SAwz - 4 Se of si i ,- + re ae it ta " os . oo 4 ; opal a ; , sae 77 » . . ‘ ~k — , Vr. é | Chi 0 be = 1% * } re ery i. 7 = ‘ % j ~ = - : . . . a - - “a - a ad ‘ ‘ ~ > +~ ~ ‘ ‘ * - ‘ : . ORNT R— 4 e> . abd och, ~~" 5 al ~ ah Pi ° .. ; 4 . * . ie : oe - ~ 4c el - \ s+ a, eV +2 scr ta * lilies * * s aiid . a - ¥ » ‘ is - re@®oiution of adherence adopted b: heh 34.-. Mar ss ef 1718 bs - oA ’ age en ee . oe now oow tO cre & sen sonar gee OO "ee tant . ‘Dra - . i ; a - 2 Delores fe of M } . Ts is vs , ae — seecammere . ras* Liah ean. chang res t LINDERY Ci LS-——Geaee 42 | the Senate rested on an invalid us: -- North Ta , pl TPhaihesoceh Boe a 1 ari > jastering, LAUXDRA—.. ekperience, os S| gas wank to weet 1 gt 2936 Locuat LOL? Morgan st i i ° ; oor il d oOruer «War Gaug ibe ana. 8:5 i PAL Eis ~~ * pap hs ABO tee Oa oes ie Sa g luweSlar *, euinesdca:’ AGGrscay. “34. . - peg , r : ‘ H 1! ~y 4 ace so a ee a sees eeu Ba a ° = _ . ts, “ ae by Te g . - , t ty. NEURITIS TA teal on te Se }| | _kearanened Pear 20 fo) MANAUERESS—Sit. cuaddie-amed Slade | aed crearing prem. powoets ahora ee | : ’ . — ot} 2 . _ ary ‘ t ~ i - -f Ci | Bay “8 hs ~+ = ~ > ail ” ; > mae , £6 oi : -- v-7F St) +4 “oT so : " 7 ee Secretary Reliogc Was made th: ENDORSED BY ee koe Dr oo. a 23 “S Fh ieaielids ea pe crises yey 2 | 5 ah , hice ae: & oa : a xchaceeu Sree apd. P.-t. S.r RS CORRESPONDENT —$l.0. LOERR i 15 : = eet ad ae ASH oR ‘ REDIT S] ry t : 7 P : ? a | . ) “9 ’ + , ae - ” sa ence ai ** '-_~ « . 2% _— i ~ - , . 4 - t ee nw 4 7 . - - oy f iefendant because he nowt nezo Buy i: at your Neighborhood Drugerst ease : ; c at = —— : EMPLOYMENT As $5 Frisco Bidg. (ASHIER—Pe ae oe ro Pea a eX @ * se tA. 14 2% as * Hw, aa a > = 7 - F . 7 s : - ‘ int + or a A - estes : a vem = ~ ra *o . - - . _ ~* ) = re = New Furniture ¢ trating with the Othe fs nations ’ “ sa ggoge Prug * ont Johnson . 1 re t & : ne 4 Liat Part t? Lost 3 ; 1G? > wa : zz Tr} + & . Fr i 7 yy a al :. trp.st aanan ‘ 7 ~ VERN = ri BLP ER r-—2 14 ate Pleetattra: 4 419 Me : , . Hi : ores, , f MM « Parrott ee |. — — bes ' age : tte WASHER W AN Ermerien-ed fat 4 ork. - ism LAP atpia : ; ; 1 a ‘he World Court T , Parry nt @* « Bros.. \ algreen rus ns Or . oa lak e ‘ ae .. a o bt 4 } «a? & ‘ . ) . a ‘ « La Worse $2.37 3 $1 — oe SS. be | ei AST is ten ® . ee er. wee i 4 Akh Pe ? > work if $3 54 te $390 eiegant 4-; . & me 4 3 ais : rT} e bs + oan, » vo tg i ‘ =. i 4 ; ; » , ; ; ~ > v8 e \ .? ics 4fa4 > Se — Oe) 4 ~ + a r agi: en td ~ : P: . ; ag A . ca pape . e i ; ¥ ~°? : : 5 ars &, ‘ 4 oh oe Picci at. canting peavtin Bt a. ie - a gee . ww iwet « : i m- SS feet the Senate's resolution wd Edwara far ur dear Bros Namich. teed, Fi 5, (ree peat he MM Tt —Sil.. afe 16 ~ WOODWORK MA HINGE HAND-—Must -¢ COOK-—F"rst-clagg > ; Beeree a The petition wil] not necessa) 7 brutes hy 3 , MgB sg ene ey ‘pace me peeioe : - 5 ~ , a "Tie > et 4 . > (.~ Psi 7 ‘ , % i . : e KX 4 Re ~ = iid ’ . . cP ~ Ts AL { as « {7 > s s 7 , 4 . ’ rt in phendl ns " —————— : sits a, ) pe - r a ¢ me ,entuate in a decision by the Sr. aatee YeHierce ! Ari Bg ea! at 1 ; } 4.3 ' a \. a. cin ; | - | ¢ - ry : aic a - = _ ania ee —e os “ow EDS LF. a LX perienced, to = F. ° Rooms. complete, for. $17 . g : ° - " * " i * 1 - t - 2 * a ¢ —— P ' 3 rose ¥ g Lutheran Chure Bingham bi ite 4] YS ~ ’ i Paz incly C..m we | COR, oe nner YOUNG AX tf) i@@TQ Ieas CUubbisg. => .ar-priced Dats; stend: os west of Hos Pea = =. | Ro ? | ot. | ae cee = ee ee oe I~ 18 Cash and $2.50 ee: © ne t OourTt Upc m Laat v Miitéda a! qa D E A 7 os ~ : ; ‘ - * fu * » t ¢ met 4 (oc t, ai Z ~ * tee ~ Sj ‘7 . ~ 4 a = 2 i ‘ ia i's a aa ee ae T We _«a* s “a7 ist mn POON, = Denese satin ta ~_ i + eas Hat. 133i . s as an s - o — " - —* - . f i ——— Se . + tm “ ¢ & ” -e * a Se, Se maT os c 1 oe Ae EE ON RT Re ‘ = , Pe =n ee Lit * “ hb * . ‘ : P " ? - —— aa P ¥4)*? o ; ‘ E or ~ I " " ater a4 pee sis hq | 3 i ‘ey t Mag lig ~ ay TP i tp eo lprerer helotre woite e* +: ‘ . . >? . in ’ - ; : ra , ¢ .-~ , " . . 4 ‘ iat eta le = ~% wt eet _# — . lien - ~ so aeeaenen RR Lair renee ~ é *, - 3 4 an * . #33? ral "Te res a ' ; , ‘ " ste a? — a’ . : . » , & 71 ri ERR OR AE EP) —_—s ‘4 ; j : ; a 2 i oe” - . tT. work : . — - oO re orate uites. naa 4 - . . . ; al '* ee ; - . i " - ‘ 4 = 5 id y . - = . alate * @ . - @ . “ ~ = = ‘ q { SS massed upon by the Court after it -san wy teat ac came . 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MONDAY. PEBRU ARY eo 1826 Ce ee Post. DISPAT Hf. 29 SONDAT, _ """ ga IF YOU OWN A LOT AND NEED SOME MONEY find a buyer through these columns.-@@ | son. FERRUARY 8, 1926. PAO AEE IS OE cata mn — entre ee ene oe ee ne ew ee t LD GOODS FOR SALE COAL. COKE AND WOOD AUTOMOBILES | ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY | AGENTS’ RENT LISTS TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES _ ALESMEN W. WANTED — It USEHO 0. —— . | Confidential Auto ee Pig?” RUVOM—In apar' ment: 1} or 3 ‘ladies, em } —FURNISHED West | Yor “4 phone a starts our truck. Lin- | Touring Cars for Sale| | ployed Call 047. LANAW GE R —With crew, a 4320. Callen Coal Co. gee ‘Wadden ~ oe ; , paid off; cash vavanert. a6 ~w store: suit- |. oS ME MORG AN, 2315 OLI buisied rT) gle Cabany 8947 Mondes. e387) | __ West _ DELMAR = wusimonss en fur iish 4. | - re So. See ae RN ae. ; —~ able for any _ business: 914 Delmar. NS—825 to $1000 on yo your car: ee. | BUICK TOURING — ISARYLANDL AM Modine Tan TOE | GBR ReRETY CO. aOta Delmas, Arlng tite.” pee Stehinge and’ Sunday: House out talary 936 T.—-$4.50 1 i penne cb tg Rg engl pas | Central | WAS ane sothotent_acremimoda cSaaulte,| VANDEVENTER, 1416 N —Factory toca Geo, bumm arcs TAANG eTielcey “aii. | 4 3 front and rear; lik a wag 5 meg a oe Ct ae ees & ( , id ~- TOO a ° rean' = | T Spal a UARY CLEARANCE SALE OF | | oe ton. : 12 months to pay; é& eer easy terms. | ALC AZAT HC HOTEL, S127 me ggg oe ment: housekeeping: sink. range. garage { tion, suitable en He: Sm cont. tail ding. | AU ro LO a aa FEB 4 POLAR WAVE sau SOUTH “s wit bere ™T0 co, | baths; garage,” rales: th (c8) | WESTMINSTER, > — hacia in comics chess valk. agua 70e S| Meriquged. velisaneee: SNe nee oa ’ tt SO! s a sanenammunencars apartment; $30 semi-monthly An em - ta! 7 \RTNERS WANTED 4) RECONDITIONED FURNITURE | ICE & FUEL COMPANY ee ee. __ 308 ied ieee RANELAGH APARTMENTS | S™eener ““NUTO APPRAISALS CO. as Rt mid. in ager 8 for new «a we CHANDLE R—7 caaienser ou 1°3 Tet: r Ree ae Jer? ai 0 0738. S028 laocvet. : tH : olf ax 200 ce yy Yiundreds of satisfied eustom- $150 cash, balance monthly. o Ye eer) yee ad root with | S707 McPHERSON ———; _Seff rec ~~ . a aS 7 Saag “interes r: AT | on wt. é that | DIAMOND — = ii sae eis (cn) | gy Bt ome i ined room (cl) | 6-reom efficiency ; ao ter hoe Sea: TH. ONS Also 1726 Simpson FLATS FOR RENT FARMS FOR SALE | cade R ide. pL: rovins; s.eeping, light nn | Central ee ee eee eae ree px) Trucks For Sale an | i _ —iS--New and used; new — location. | CHEV ROLET TRUC K Moon Heopkinea: rae $10] | ee > MPLOY MEN a ee ee. essen iture, : =o tomobile and furni | EXCURSION to SW. Texas. San hatlaie | LOANS oe ee 405, Victoria : pier ? een en ; te: earvin , =» > ° ‘o., Third ane Sf. Pr AFAYVETT CO. 21247 Fron ; complete | CHOUTEAU, 2744—5 rooms, electric, toi- and Old Mexico; cheap binge Bi on and | Bidg.. Central 2038. Idea (c8) —— John Bauman Safe Co., c1l4 | Good tires and paint: Al mechanical COn- | LAFAYETTE. $1G4——Front room ; comps €;* ee gag omer ag (2 Louis Fer. 15; for ! : —————- =a Charlee ete. ter ad ith fireproo’ | dition: light delivery body, io Urlalns, | housekeeping; all culvenieieces, reason } 4 oF te —s SA PES——Overstocke w GIKLS (weueral shone: Ce j a " on ee cute | rth formation call 651 Jeffereon ’ deposit $90 cash: leone time on twlan et oo able. CHOUTEAU, 2744—5 roo is proof safer. Vault Agreed ian ae iy, INT MO'POR 4 XCHANGE, 4867 Faston | {i te j boxes; cxperts to repair aticy =19 Ss (4) ay FPP SPST Wn PS ) | Hotei. NALD 26433—" 9 use- | let, bath Par —_ p CDONALD, 36530—2 furnished uur } , . ‘ : . —_—- _ Forest molt) Copet h-evenings ' 8 he é . : | Py h Youls lady. ex cab operate a Burroupen De m athiine. Art cE mbr Tho r. Lows Ww ash ston. —EE * Mulvihill Furniture Co. i ere binations. Howe Scales Co.. 512 isin : Ks ais ~ “= a TO THE MAN WHO — eam keenin yOrryas (rand 624, (e6) | ELEVENTH, 1225 N.—2 front rooms, gea. | Lowest rates, easicat terms; 6 strictly (c14) FOR bS—Rec onditioned: no mounev Nee Saye i un zg Sao ae iaiaaaee ment. ~ 9133 | newly — Gecorated $12. (c8 SUBURB’N PROP’ Y FOR SALE. « ‘harles. ce a — . me - persens Of ly. Con i@ an Ss | cASH OR CREDIT SPECIAL, 112-114 North 12th | 2 zé bid baston. at enemys eee. ~ I=} CRED! j f rent, strictly | OLIVE. 2617 6 rooms. bath and elec ‘tric DIN ~ TTS —Beauti ful near Web. ! fidential. Dix 124 45 Morgan” st. ie Ss 4 way: rooimns iy © Cvs. a, a >| it ING oe —~_—- ee 6110 Se SOR. - ae ae (8) | sonar par ist be seen to he appreciated a % ARTE "te Be Chane (8) eter; owner will finance homes. W are | MONEY Pg i a d OFFICE FIXTURES INTER Ww A’ 1 aT mN as. one shia ny Ts a4 a ° ee d >} also caraKe {0 j rent; 3 reasunable. oe ; | ceneiiidiinaail th. 2 } “shen 1085. ae — —_—— r; -~2Yar} an, = laried wb perso ai Bes reKtTaUralt exD . N Ww kK ‘urniture at Savi in gs of 2? 2% to 40% STORE an month is, Delmar 418: a inciiecnncehibiaahimaitiantinniian (1) | @t 8 ees | . JA oad ay : — — art ae RI DA N. at . 82 »oomns, gas. (cB) ’ BUNGATOW—New matt brick; don't will i MONEY loaned A B- - confident Mat ference. required. New e | nted Po eae |PESTALOZZ1, G459A--Large or small! trie. water. toilet: $' as ee - ortuuity; @ small payiment Will) gaymen a OV ‘Victoria_} aaa. y int. 410 Morgen $250 to $300 elegant 4-piece Hluguenot and F rench W aeeat ae Wentet td.— A cessories, Parts—For Sale sleeping rovms; aiso housekeeping ¢ rooms: N rth | pinis opportu bath. elec “+ i 0 ants ted a ay ‘palaried — peony B gs] | aha 5" : i - eae > es 2 oo 2 ® Jv } Ic u & EAM : . 7 ‘ incase } : : t*e> } t t pasemen -™ | aia ra o te hn Bedroom Suites .....--+..-. > YP eshions of $10 or More, a we 3 Pride cy at —— 106 N. Main, Bs PAR for 100 popular mbol AGG. rey Rv SSE LI. 3928—Nicely furnished ree BS ee ene @ recane and balk: 100 eS eae : real. near Lake ty : 7 furniture saa 917 Holland i kK. pisos NS , > , r 4 Mh. "on ‘ kt, ee”. CORR een TD FS t. umbolt jb7 90. 4 i a hte es (cb) | ;ANO, S00 7-—Lo ” > ee ree & NW. 7t : rst-clats, white girl. _FREE. A Handsome a oe by ery 4 ms Suites ». $45 [11 | Rote. Mo. pen ae | at 2001 AS. Oth — + atts ROSE Th conver naeness. nner " gas and electric. {1} gg icttaad talabae Mo. = t) Sonne “te wala bry th ‘ws ea ONT Sage ee omplete, for..$175.00 | #95 Dave “a $6.50 | For Sale | dies For Sale | -NEW_ASHLAND, $145—4 rooms, . Garage: . : | aie ane 1 Railway eee” wpcitin ae PP es ond $2.50 Week. $15 Heavy Metal Beds.....$6.50 | | pe a ee Auto Bodies ———= | Soutiwess "a5. Cobane Stn. Maplewood | chang» Bldg. ath, ed hats, ~arggat at ae Suar #18 Cash and $2.5 $50 Gas Ranges........-$51.00 || | sinicpRIG BAKEOVEN—nike ne 6403) |ACTO. BODIES —t ‘or ¥F pod and Chev rolet: Memiortabie. form; couvenient ' ae. a INTH, 20134 : iN. Tela Ba e8. — “Giestrie = 54d two moéern 6. | MONEY TO LOAN—2 De cont pee — i. P Cua at —v _ " i | . ’ e “or J | 2 By 8 & 4 ce 4 d pets RH 925 Watovt Vaniti eS El . OE eee eee top | FORD Track Fim il bee a gg ld Northwest “University City. | FE"Sneanat. “Beaches at Nugente cryes Ss. in pack candy € ‘ x ae 00 — F es , xtures, n¢ oy eg 6161 Maple, et eee aati pene t sedans ’ » | arte eae cae —_-}Yy . t eee ee ; mee 6Laecwust. i — 9 full-size } tables. en 08. a a other f.x (2) Mi Camphe es dies. commercial DELMAR. 4°45 Nicely furnished une COTE PBRILLIANTE, 5867 ] ive mer “UN NIV KE RSITY & | Ji y He IME i s — i N to furnit, are owners : aD wow 5 iome. re i OMEN WANTED MATTRESS ES— vagy Sos wel . Tigi er- dea lers, £00 BS. st BARGAINS - nett ag a eu 2620 (jive ; Keeping Foot, reasonabe, ¥) and garage. a . b th. cle ] 34 P E RSI] NG r oe I . rms: low st ie : > J) » . FF rgain ‘ : leasure;: eT Uite, wn s . = gy rh : \-heated., m-?’ -~ , * i a . ¢1e@c- p Ye a make ~ we eats fe- | { ey $3.50 A mg pick from. West ADDING _— PE a oe | DE 21, MAR. 6117—-T Wo Bir: “' So . a be GARF EL. as sider $40 rgomi 7 4 16.000 | The Mutual Co.. 2 v icine Bide. (e140 nite: Lo petals * ork 4 0A. pRALESL ADT: 50¢ eee oes mea’ Pernttate and Express Cuo., “Oot “TYPEWRITERS AND eee furnishe pelea the gg Fg wipers: (eT siti rae ‘FPE ii REALTY CO. (e2) , Price Redueed to $16, aid and Locyst. _Phone “Central TURD : ‘eae 1 ht © ... er ne E ‘ . 508 a 4 epee | rm! lor ed. re 8] iOoor, 4 ae a a a r “4 . mf ‘ 7 a m, 45K rare ) paid for pleasure or ing housekeeping rooms; first floor: flats, opposite. achool; $40 me /@ arranged and well locate 99 Delmar. (ec?) | d: it will entitle you ta “ass Eperienced. Bi Je.gn ~ oxau oy Fee $1. 3. POO] Olive. | sane me has reoin for een (cl } | peedeene scene y le bat h: i BALLON suit; | pric ye 4 sean Del: nar. (c2) Do ou C es aoe Tie t -} Virginia, Sa - |" yentale. ‘rion Typewriter Co., (036) | ae fet |B Set WAY, 800 N.—-Large. house- | /M. CURRY GILES, Belt and’ Delmar. e728) | BALS: GET $25 TO $1000 QUICK in Sl . Te BALESWOM AN-—-For shoe er 2? se. VACUUM GLEANERS—-FPloor sampies: | Mth st. 2 —=— pene Trp ES— , 32x4. large adjustment corde. KING iSHIGH m: couple: $6 el) | Grov ¥ 4 salary loans, quick , ft Src - vi 4 eo 8 y Mig @ it counter, Swope Shoe Co., veed Roval, Fureka, Hoover, America ig —— T r+ a 15 we ich: two 31x4#, $7.50. (el 1005 Keeps fy, Y a BI an = 4 N — dse- South Webster POV 6s a quesntidential = Courteaus: a Pactury cheraopes ; ‘a . loney; cash, | | . CINGSHIG 0 = le. | md aon and co ainut icra’ SOMEN—4 well educated for $2500 posi. amen Man evo ag 35: eave erty? Olive. | MACHINERY : ! Olive. Utes coun ebaak ‘ent: ae | ALFRED. 2110-23--New flat. Just com HOUSE—ABA | sacrifice; $11.90 900. ‘Webster Make your EM FI FINANCE, CO. an in “spiced Ish ‘ . tem. e and raeiiroa ° { a - . ‘ kfaat room, slee is re. &. €*. Je Haase & & some tions: go com § Gy w ee Se camales | For Sale siskeeeniidebaiie KINGSHIGHWAY 1013 N a laree front | j Logg Fg POM, prea BOTT REAL 1085. 835x140, YAHL i“ 9 m. to 9 p. ™. ° RS =n Bi tb hea ae pon, TS | ah mo gee Fs ‘’AABLC. Thor, Biden, Almetal SON Wid. —14140 N. 20TH. (c) = | peor $5: email: room $3.50. F ved) | CO. "800 Chestnut, e8) | POT Very "desirable | comer, 85x 140). 1035 N. Grand. Hours 9 a. m. (oB) Pee sia Vv area. Ea ae “ater ng n a ho ‘ a : ’ —. ’ “th ic ’ hha ty O56A-——Connec A ‘ t =: tHe } nq (er EA rae or. at ee) Btrong. —25-35; educated, refined, | as $2: Moron 1: oto “cleaners, Fu- s M U S I G A L LACLEDE ‘rooms also slecping rooms, rr) F “heme deevratione:— $48. Second ng “4 Groves. _Webater a = stuceo; all mod- Ao! 3100,600 on fapreved wink COOkIME and bart “howd tree to traved. with ability to lg or 5 rm Ohio; jroner, Utenco: real, ‘ j Garage. a —-——— —— rooms, Mu irphy bed. RES TDENC +” 28 I en 5 Ey hot- w ater hex’ MON Louis real estate. at lowest in : Sitiais Family: coud waxes. SR gBs0 weekly, ve int ebention: at- | bar ne cleaners and wasbers renied. ; MeMILILAN, 4701 ——2 rooms, “unfurnished; | BUECHTING, Humbolt 3998M. _(¢34) or OO” We Webster 1200. Hiland 0798. advance on rents. second deeds of trust ~ et nouseworkT he ~ ee b goo ements: training. | Wolken, 3733 Humphrey, Laclede 19-8" | AUTOMOBILES modern. Forest (02 ___) | CONNECTICUT. 4243- oe flat; newly | $14.00. AnD BANK RE EALTY CO |JOUN 8. BLAKE & BRO.. 81 Chest ny. Vnite. for general bou r tC “ 16 N. Bt h | RE a eae ~ Ao iM PHI RAC mN 4754—Neatly UTEisne dec orated; _€arage optiona "ILSON a Kb. I, ome : reference® Terqul red: hye Nationa! A: ‘adeniy of Music, J (c? \isx 5 ‘ From apartment fneliyd- } C st , heat: hot Water. ‘a? j " 2 VT KEMBLE Y-W d r antes a esp: vip gas to | Coe, O-ras 2 et tel front, room: stean page DE TONTY, 4102A—6 beautiful, _ ha for map of Webster and ou A4;pir Oils Watermah Caben CONTENTS © her. ironer., vat — Musical Instruction | slightful rooms, | DE y Write for D O Ou ee ~b- baa i ing electric wash com & f were 210A aS ENA toe | _ toilet; $20. Garfield 8456. ye 12) | $000 ended FIRST AND SECOND DEEDS c } to . : low as, Bt wt nn 155 a le PEE ‘N. 2302 S-—Two and 3 rooms | : uick serv ae: > “‘outsié -?) ee See eee. ee sie, ae tt resaes. LCTOS Wtd.--Money loaned, s per | eee ST EUmON Ss ; Mal; | a eS | JEP FE REON, : adults only. LOB) | searyyy ke you a home owner, balance just Banking interest. mI AW ct TAL cO., ee) vears or ‘ove for outs! de j $° a5 = good wood beds, $1 , WAG ALI, AUT ’ ad a . piste V tor wine. | B ANJO - a ‘Beasson pit fessional ° McPHE RSON, 4 (14—i ront : ’ shag wit h_ m1? : 4 u wi mA $100 per. month. ST. Low ™ bas | AS tvertivring work: applic “—e i aotten filled. weighing 40 ibs.. $4 QU); cent. Iilink, 830Up S. Grand. Vie oR) iT” poe . ea “5140 ct Louis. _ Fore st * R465W. | - node: all: conveniences. Delmar eee | LAMI]: 404A. 3 rooms. gas, . electric: $20. rent money-—say av.. price not high at 617 Rth « or: (el?) aeemeeed and | activ: om. | B-piece bedroom suit. with srs | d.~ “Money loaned, & "per | teal bus. o1s0 Stow —Farm | Garfield 8456. eC Hitchen: | $9000 peeause there are 7 rooms in all. 4 | Central A101 and Ceiiefar O67. Ce! a LEAS a . : AIWT _NBAL = ae M ARK ER—One Al a ble oven. $14 3 SS as. a ol etl for A Ui ea 4, ca Bh. “3933 Ol ive st. (cS) aie ane toot Sg oak for demonstrat) ag I meet. ‘ > “te. ae Fron? Bane ‘sleen! ng room, | ¢ ) mee I ie vy I » 4 4417 (i~V— yronnaacaray v7 at: Ww * will ¢ dec 0- ae learn lA fe. Remedial Ioan. a 2 pee _lorurt gis F tural steel. Box W-131. Post-Dis _ 7" ‘a2 | your fieor, 6. by 9 feet, we tee agent AUTOS Wig—F a1 Rarte, | Biddle Market at once: only | fear rf; bf per month.| M pe veekeeping: hot Sater, fange. _—_—«{@2) rate for good tenant. Call 4426A Ath! “em BUNGALOWS _. D COTTAGES on ee. ge gg: Whole rs RTM halons pent por it INKS Wardrobe and dress: cheap. natting rug. 9 by 12 feet. $1.90; and, Auto Parfs, 1318 N. 1. ue 8) Aeolian Co. me ive ae + 04—Room: steam heat, | ee 5 ‘ common and pref Thil Nhaite , mm BRM F Metropolitan Storage Co.. 3950 er — "Sther wal S10 de ggg Tip inerag a a oe eee 7 PTET 1 PIANO—Leavinge OB43V\ bargain: $30. ae be A dy LANT : . 30 2 employed; nent PARK. 2017—5 rooms: modern: — r Sal ‘ International Life, storepass dons 9 iaundrr, (es tas tion: 3 roome, own ‘BUY. refinance or !o ve s McRee. Grand i. Lafayette Park: convenient to car , Wiggly. Evergreen Mines, “ €* _ Sao ? y , } ? 47 lac ust. . ] aS , + Y} F Duo- ely s , 80 . . a5 eeeegage ere OPPOR‘’ TUN ee eren Be iach ne. Nollie Overstuffed Bed Suites | . ce Wy ves ST eS 2¢ or loan on automo- , I'l. AYER- PY ANC vor cept ome: | new Cail scree R, 280 N—-Roome wi: meh age |THIRTY-EIGHTH. 4301 8, : 2860H | WILMINGTON, 953—New A me ae meme Presses e = ; . 4 ‘ © © ' ist rity srk ic r ‘ ~ , > es ; y - mily caeary. ole § lark. Three pieces, covers of genuine ve- |. Edw. A Langan kFurn. Co. " b les. * Auto Auction Co.. 2940 “-- ry lew O145R. BS) | phone: hotel service. vaba: = family Vhene et once: | thay hte. fi | itine. G vTARANTY ‘ei | and $195: terms ~ POF WCeRK 4 able. ee splices ee sag pe I eae inn resiae attractive features; . 3 Gth «t., St louls, — Bari sc” tissa izas™ “ts || andro saat Boetbot Soots || ERE aeach we RAs SEARCH brant "eb. O18 OU | RciTNGTGR_ABO—Lares IN Fam: | oGeMapsery i ate bos gence naving, Songer, nome. wines | ; eurnd oprrr i j i 6438. { 3 roo > aa oan - ag en me tre: ; ousekee pi ing rooin, — oe tim | : will sacrifice. ” f , Lae Ie ‘ i TIA _S, Grand, 2808's Louis Pina ye. 4 pieces; 5 oe —-— — — oe, MONEY TO LOAN ene Lagepeeties wet si hou ets Sees -—— —~ a STON. 5318—Three “rooms, . bath, fur- | mee ie Ck a Cheatnut, _Gartie cig 1 42%, 7 NT Wtd.—Or IJunchroo of = und cpera@@@BEDROOM ~SUITE—Sampie. 4 pieces; : r car for cash or make For Sale 4214—Front room and , EAST - | decorate: $32.50 | WENZ | RESTAURANT | Wid. letter all de- ren mii anmeu Amery walnut. brand-new; rea! vail- | ED We wi!! 4 Your car ior | > Ikin Machines ol WESTMINGT ER. (e3) nace, elec tric; will decorate; $32.50, __ retail business in firat ' a oF ee non: t ¥'ls mouth. : ne at $135. Steiper Furviture Co.. aay HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANT you a joa it. MOTOR CO.. = a 4 PHONOGR APH & ightiy kitchen: | ie. ‘Ou oe. See ; ae FL aT Ww, el: - roome. aecond i floor: heat | West i taile. Box ~186. Poset-Dis tch. (2 ‘ad nee ust & {e350} = carpets, contents y AHL EM Oly B R UNSWICK sate, ie mace CTE. R PL. 4258—Room,. vp } 1, "$65 : waeant Monday, 15th. | + : . an 4 a ~ At o ng en radw ——— ANDIRONS—rFrurniture. ies “ : ure & m. to 9 p. m. aed. with 2 ‘ections; ¥ eit. 1eap. Ww FE. STMIN : eferences. furnis zs ID; . - odern cot- | Hate c usb ee, es “hol WAPOCHIPFORC SE Weed short time: large and | “oe flats, dwellings Ge arises, Benoper. | 1°75 N. Grand. Hours 8 «. CB) | ray STERN & CO. 12th and Olive, cat) WESTMIST Ty: gentieman: referen Fe) a 4 | WEST BARK ase en, meee Ts. | BUSINESS FOR ‘SALE a Et wrt ane Sener Susnitere Co (eB7) | 34° Pag — » cond 0860 (r Delmar 0831.) ——\3 ps7 NY } MA INEY? OL ort A —Phonograph, mahogany con- SINE. 3708-- Well heated. elegant- KE NSINGTON. 4: - ee Bee a ‘ler 1736 i aeaaaes. _awienigne F BAKERY—Cheap: ret oven with rine 1X ER Y T R | \l VMERS eS 442 Page. Lrelm (o8) NEED. A OL $100 value: $40- eee today. 5805 Ww B eT PINE Mg 37 ter in rooms.(e34) _ artistic, new arrangements; e 750—- New S-room brick: | rooms, . Forest 1942W, A. : ace work ong “"FONIERS i beat Cash prices. Willi pay vou cash for sour car bd { ates. a. Call ¢ after 6 p. @. RMR AE he .. iy furnished sad = =a onpecting ream * LORETTA, “6020—: eS rooms, 4s, electric: | j Ww we ba. SR, tile bath. nice fixtures, BAKERY— And fixtures, or Ri Y rent; oy] Re se work: piccnattt CHIE Ee central 1646. | mabe rons ee nn. "Sudo mete (ob) | PHONOGRAPH Beautiful Console; cost | WEST PINE, 421 a sonne Delmar 4258) toilet, garage: $25.” | ae Necntels & blocks south of Market Chouteau. Apply at 1215 Fran ee tg Pa siiebie Vat Co., 1323 W $10: rasy term r _ Kaplan's, 14dy dr é (o3i) ©8910 Washington. Pre EES } HON« itt atl for $49.50. kitchen; others; garag (°3)) PAGE, 6735—5 rooms and bath; ee ort line. Owner next RSE (cB) 1 © entral 4723. ee we £ ich ita - Sods 7 ' So a ease oe bo + r Lee no, A. ’ ; — eh - . «aa care USION EXCHANGE, STOR ee ee ees, taee 136) | 500 USED CARS. WANTED | 37°C ree ee tot noe onive, 262 ne PAGE. 4007-- Lower floor at @ madera | SALa | SARSER SHOP sressige shse communes: rIDIN ; th _an : i Lin am 1440. (cl00) ea : ro ro ee PAGE. 4967--Lower floor o me ’ ’ lease; cheap rent LINE Ry TRIMMERS for nen bale. contents of $50,000 CASH : : P] ‘anhs ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED home; unfurnished or furnished {enh | FLATS, AP’TM’TS _FOR kk ace BOARDING HOUSE — Comfortable: Dei- bernie Ir, wanting steady BES FURNTSY Gall Central & e746 M. Green- m1 March 1: pay $50 to Phonographs— - 1onograp . ; rnished rooms pletely. Forest 5001W. = APARTMENTS—-Two; bargain: QUICK ac mar: 25 re egular peyesta: térms. In ee oF work geod pay: Ce CHIFFORO flats, : (cf) getline nt ge the ther dealer in St. exchange department; Brunswick, ENRIGHT. 4430— our wake () SARPY, « 4212a4—: 3 rooms, gas. 4 etloctric:, | A tion. See Mr, Gilden, Corum = § (¢ arlos vestigate, Forest 6351J (ext) — j 2 wi = | 15. easy terms. berg. 21 19Mas j rv furai- $100 more than 4 MOTOR CO. ‘ — Anticon le igon an a almost eny on_ gocond f! 00 a —— aa wae er ii} ais toilet. $2 7.50. Call Garfield Aee8 Ce y Drug Co. Maryland a an d Euclid. SS (5) ' BOARDING HOUSE—1 ar rooms. all full. eens, BON ALINE ny OO, URIOX's oe gy Nee -_ gg ong ca prices palg. = A. | Louie. Bone 1035_N. Grand. (8) | make vou want; some wonderful bargains: FRAN ime 13 Ri. 34 — 2 rooms: __ (*) GHA fg ey ey * 4 22736 | SOME = INCOME PROPERTY “BARGAINS. Kood barrain: account sickness. ox NKEI. RROsS M 7 7th and araet St ture ug: ; sarfield A897 (c8) sealer . Neue wiced from £15 up tS ea install e1eciric.__ ——————— bath, furnace; rent ». ‘ abdany S-family; yearly income, 31% -119. Post- -Digpatch. aoe 208 Washington, ~ : ee 1 biue @iiam- pe Seikirk A. & 5. Co.. G z 26s yy BR IANO CO., 1018 OLIV K. -_—————— Ecereacueuciny ny, em oms; 8; moder. o yearly income $1 > 240. ~ ae 15 Ivory ev. et : a 2 to 6. 390 trad new aiid fully Suaranieed: FURNITURE Sead need” goods oe | Automobiles For ee Pp, A. STARCK PLAN Aes ~{ a Se a indell 2160. R. oom" ~~ | records, $20; cheap; must sell, leaving | Bre GRASS HOT All conveniences. bath; hot water, electric: $32.50. 16) | ot ae10 Olive Linde’! 1510.(«) cade fe hroom;, doting | 0 DAVEN E—Mahogany; elec-!) ag-prac. ete. Call L n rn ‘ —_——- sn bh snippet ™ N. Leffinzwell. es: $5 up weekly. A: : 8) |. PE 2 BS, Se) DELICATESSE : district; vo s——* expe rienced, for en Meg PORT TABLE at (ec) fLeonort Auction Co.. 3301 1. ucas. ao 19? ¢ ( ley eland Cc ac } town. 2416 N. Lef z rat st ee nd excellent business: wonderful dist ° and opm. 265 EE ——| ARE you erliing out? Cea oft D strator oar HOTEL 3600 Locust — Running FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished Northwest nable jhyndie becsuse sickness: terme. ang wv ). ; iad flats. Call Centra e€monsife | I A $i day. $4 week up(c& VW {| Forest a tlerr 9-Piece Walnut pets. contents of fla c&) - | __water. baths $i _¢ (4. a: eee ESTIGATE THIS BARGAT E—Kinash’ chway- a ho- : gcmamee i. 2 S : ar ee ee Mareen vee eg? — : - Ir} » hy ompany officia j Romer—x7c "AD HOT EL, po. a. News tea West o r lace, one block west DR ( Ton ws oy erators Union pest os ar nen BERT price Wor oapehald apa RE ay | nae een driven by oman Sie dining room 8 ia carte) ORT BOT a snd FB op Union bis 45 rege fat. naib mi. cation.” ne competion. oad Borst, r ? 7 Cripti ; s0UB ‘ i * os cota « a £ rie Li2v> | r meet JhSan%s 9 % : a). ; i aoe tence’ 1 > int gerne Ma : CNIS “’ EXC ANGE STONE, tinsel! err 2. L er , iberal ve betas = —_ = : ROOM S and BOA RD ¥ ON INDE RF potas ie “0 right — and nished-: 2-roona rented: piano. i eélectnc, tve.; +e Ph al Dahon egnn N. “on yy ic toria - Bidg. « entra! at vs prices: x a ool SEVENTH AND MARKET STS. an O00 LBS. of oid feathers. pay ¥ 30C to §6scon 0538 EVE LAND MOTOR SALES, neg everything rates: cining “fom = | quick sale. ee . gee fel) pri aging Fy s* ce 294180 ee gan 7 t $22. &Oe for old_ones. Montana Fre Sindy 8) 650 Locun ‘a a hoyse-cooked meals in connection FOR RCNT | — cons INES HANGFE. mirtUuRE—3 rooms, $150: rent $22. 44°R Pace. Tel. ORGS. Central A, ian _t&) i CE lle Le soe cl cht me aaa ” ( wervice, R08? ee __fc8) DWELLINGS + ST. LOUIS BUSINEAS EXC 179-4130 ul Lindell 7790. Hm vgs | Cabany es the | South se | 700 __Sictorie _Bilg.__ Central 4 eee hepa — daca RL __Coupes For Sale. ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY =; ]XDELIL PLAZA HOTEL Southwest ay3| 9963-65 MeREE “DRY 9000s eroie— Pall ba ; salle Eva eivenautin a | >raYy urr » capes } 4 , - | MeCUNE : 6 ottage roo Py b ‘ c9- Ue - Rox a ‘ (- Dispatch ME erieneed on suk ERNITUR Contents of flat: bargain: ANIMALS 7924 CHEVROLET COUPE | North 4300 Lindell; rgome. single or en Sule: | McCURS, Seon ~ouae d electric: $45. (2) | 440—Price $12,000 GARAGE— Weat "End, 100-caz capacity. , eee! rent fiat. 4. SBN A haclede. __icB2) BEAGLE HOUND— ‘heap. aes * indell | 58553. | Good mechanical gy rhein Paint and 'PARRAR A&2R—Wi) care for chi.dren | private bathe; ge ar ate in ‘connec: | Rents $1 ~- FICE iw a amnad’ | *b-vear lease cheap reDla.. real money dresses, EB BRNIT' RE—Dining room. living er N PUPPIES—Two. 4471 “Taft. tires good: a bargain. terms. op 5846 FARRAR, &28—W'" — es tractive rates; first-cla an West Four flats; 4 rooms cach: « Deim var. (e2) | maker: will trade GE, | 2 r ( " | ) Vie RN ING Mdroom aet. white ename! led Trance. 3ce POM ERI A i mings. ’ ‘ R AY Os Mi TC m ( ORP.., wa 4unr ng Aa’ Mi 7 B sii ah ae™ SSL eee eC ey ae ADI tion._ s siceidhiiadi ——— . aan est “ab- | | RALSON R FA LTY tu O.. _ 5899 PT atl j ST. TAU 18 PUsIN vcentral 4128 ‘ ' , kv) ew O145R. (Cs 3) POSEN ae Wea —————————— wa - caer bod Ps ee nguiiecagae: tapes js - ' “R song : fe ms. steam ‘beat. ee a) pitas eee 709 Vv te tora Sidg v2 Tentr ~ . A, leaving out Park ———————— Gravois a iil aa oT | modern cont eniences. Forest S719. tcl) DELMAR. 3070—4 room oe eam lights. RESIDENCES FOR SALE on 1916 Franklin. I bere qt ol 08! ’ aeonable terme. e r APPARED r. oe td.- . Ey ening stree 4 i— se furnished: rear: farket best jocation b cod: on «& troadwar (e3) h rices Mrs. "Bank 1400 ne Saree sack wheel, five good co ee . batn a GROCER Y—Ma " as * r ' F fal R eo ape re 4 : op } ac ME dresses - CAB! a ic ee , - 3 } Seat covers, de - nantes: Very ood 3 ETC|| FAIRE AX, 40004 4 rooms, South rnover: @ucl place giéos a4’ gee P state wge en salary pe Franklin. Centrai 1294. Cabany é 1130 tires. $73 cash: long time on balance. South HOUSES FLA | S, ele verb newly de nora ted ; Joos ge oo * i.) ‘aan: ion “= Bettie hacen? bse nee ee = ‘ we, = ai y . , , sas Bona ne ae if a. a va FT R \ 1] l R ke SAC RI} I¢ kK iON he ONE T STE RESID as OO ea — for T. INT moni i LA SALLE. 2 ae y : —- ee 7 eee r 60° good ltemsee,- price §- RIE NCE D SMOC ‘KER " WHY PAY C ASH FOR u ced clothing 6 nd shoes. Call for the i. Pas i oa mz oe until @ p. m. North asap "gas. eectric, $30. Call Garfield eis 38. EASTON AV . BARGAIN Bes aT $60; 1s BUSINESS PXCHANGE. a0. sia eer “eae “s i jsEM! » OU R Kk U RNITURE? FigRt DUySe. eg td ‘3201 aston SOUTH SIDE BUI 4568. G nat bi West sii is a XN IS Ww EF Ow R IN TS ot HrERIDAN 2621 5 rovm 8. ~ pewly Roe: 0- 4441 45 ey nf _ ree and 3 flate Pp , jctoria Bide, | (eetres 4379-41; ork whet da 15 minutes. arry ADL oe. WY : La ede “60” H4o re r j) ee ‘ a aa 4 ; room apa SHERIDAN , > Te" 5 —Heouth: stock only: « ; tr gle snare ae - ae WHEN you { AN rl RNISH YoU rR Fees ae _{c8) | c és a " ~ \ , ( 1h PE | GABANNE 5029 — Board for 1 (eR) We are affemn g * o'Fabion C Park. on rated. ‘ . aban fy 4 OW, .- —- +4 rents P2250 Po TAYLOR LTR rer «¢ Oo GROCERY coma t a $55 including three 4*om tent. # i ROM? WITH RECONDITIONED 1]. ) 000 OLD SUITS Wtd.—oOv ercoats. for 1924 ¢, K A lad'es- hot-weter heat. _—_—a«_ iif ‘ments across from A, inant at very | SyjERID 2 h5—secoud flour, 4 rooms. | _Easton. py fot?) cenenn aad Gels ae ond f'oor end garage; ic Nahe gi ar. 4 38 _ Grave. SRNITURE AND PAY FOR IT. ON || 9°: pment: pay $6 to $35 eer New tires. new paint. lots of extras: | (ASANNE, 6531—-Reem and board, two the corner of Pope and Florisae), wi ding. | electric; rent $30 t. (ele) | aoeecoemee wan SAL! mserene Cree gg ee . ag “ =r RG! xeon Sy c REDIT “TERM ohar Central 4361. Gelder, 1105 Frank runs like new —* —_ priced right. Cc 2 loyed: no other froormers. Fo! tel) attrac lire rents Fhe A ol lf ton ear lines; OTTO GSE, S, Toa si roe’ Ret st at. %t¢ , ED oT 1OoU!s Kt SINESsS ENCHA ‘~@ an go este CG. Juice 8 UNIONS EXCHANGE STORE, | Tim: aute calls. $9) | Oren evenings 81d. : tin. | Tame terior of Retistonts: THERESA, 1210 S.—% rooms. bath, gas. | REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’R 70M Victoria Bldg. Comtrel 245 Re: uy pay ‘s 4th, floor, ns Tih and Market Ste. : Sor TH: CIDE “BL ¢ 5 Airo { —* bh. DE ; M sR. 4aR24-- Roor n Boy a. 38: cor ard | someone NA TECK Mi ANN & CO.. (a?) eleetr $26: newly _ oe ‘orated nT reg re Fi NGW FL. 1. o17 , NS - Berlact randi ‘io: MALT STORK aNtD “SOFT ~DRINI “2 s we ‘on 1 sa ' Laclede 7#ON of 0s r PANE me hot ‘ ater Lindell i Po) pot, mat — — , , % 7th a eee had A "SH NGTON. SAT 3 roome ain vee? | i. . e 4 id painted. S50 Cran , s707 kaaion — Re Dee Washington, TM Me GE taree blue enemel Quick | ei For Sale et Ce cae MAR eae 80S rank ese. bos $e +e ae oe Parkview 3690R. _ (e%) and $40 r00" thiy. Sng op re Oe Te rie NE EY don o Dens ay fer mai cs SE A ee SHAW — age: P oF bom Userle "“batweee | Reatetere Fo Sale whet bath: 2 people, $7.60, | i Southwest ee ee fisid 5603. SILVERBEA root 6 | forced to seit ies 4 ae cia ven. Pe . a ’ tf ~—e ort on mr ’ : FRc em ban it tb _ceeenetin "4 anal os mane rere es , ee “ . fat rai oY mer r ’ -oe8 hy nu PO 2 4, ae _ " a a "Rte cher 4-Burner oa m. and 12 m. me EF. FORD — Spee imer. make offer; cail 4 D. es a VR, SRa4— Hoard, i root 5 1, Beale f SU. | TS Sai FiWAY. 1024 8.--4 rooms and TO LET—BUSINESS. P’RP’SES wise Coe sib 3 routs % rear nats aaa got ae Teason for f; Se A perencee Y ‘ > of pe ry — Central 8590. room 202. i uy Bty.e. 3 . rR) B t ‘eat and janil om. servi CIS -And practice. mod- om ‘ $°?: per mouth SECU R ' j : yb and iu: ee. ond 3 AS Ru ANGES | rr . JULIAN, SABE Sulle of Broome ken. ie | me meh yg 4 E oe 5 waar DaTaL OFvice ss established 2 | ye REALTY CO.. 306 Sheridan atk RESTAT KAS Bape “if wold at onee. aS Agere emo ‘ ? ar 4) iew ~ -E ag 2 ee . ; n f r Sale v be — : wn eo e h ome. a rob _ Real cata ee be i ears . prominent corner: ef il for invoice, ; ferann O42 Bit be. . . terms. Fasten. 80003 Lacie | het 1x" . EXCHANGE STORE HORSES AND VEHICLES Sedans | S a ae: rk ae FO ‘tL room: good meaia: | esate: $3000 jax F-62, Post-Dispatch i ae BOOMS. RATH—VACAANT | moe RANT— Cheap. leaving city, 143 “ a id care EVENTH AND MARKET STS, Sar E, le CHEVROLET Sedan: GerEat _ M a an LINDELL. 4115—Front r io@) West peated é / G17 N. Leffingwell ar.: perfect condi. nee AY Slevensh. ouse © ‘ & : ” Sa r tt] aperi ’ a t a me x | | , t SOD ern ms A » Ge | ue oni 0 = 1 : : ; or tise d “ v ay ae is a ye a he OTR S | gentien en -4704——Nicely ~ furnishes j “Tay Thi rd “ft eor BO’ a h: ex | Central | tion: newly pa apered ati ain —: —- Te yt RANT-—Ana a drinks: \ - - , seer MLSE FURNIS SHINGS Wte.—We par HORSE S—Good. with tr ialand suaranteed. terms now. c _fel) | MeP HER: ood meake. | AMIL TON, “ . apartment 5 cash and $40 monthly. Re . x) reason for - White; - general, om et Same #8 for house furnishings of au | See Lowenstein, 1321-25 N. Broadway. | Jer(rrenn "| Soom, a1] conveniences: s° 5a Gh} neetionally 2 rened-in porch: all outelde | meee "E—Reasouabie rental. Ap Garfield 5603 SILVERBLATT. room |" sood busines io4 N. Rroadwa (ti Mumed home. 3 34 ae r mas: large or 6m all lote Hast Auct! 2. —_ ( HE \ ROL ET SE D. AN MMe PHERS« N. 407 i—Room end boa yoomns and acree engl do e gi. oy $55. bar“ i hs Mfg. ¢ : 923 Was ington {CZ } ike 2 € ‘Heston! it L ote PRREnE Res ee nT of jeif{t for mnanula svi ; ” “ee te f dat} . the he Forest 7OU0M. — FE eh ) = , .] Bee og god peel ‘a res. bampere York MA $a 54! or eames “ounie, excellent WaT RMAN. 6120—0 large light “Pot mx I . Ouse: comer uth and W ashington. ' REAL EST’TE-OTHER CITIES ea poate — ¥ a ceiver ameled Kitchen : ND BIRDS whee. etc. $120 cas: long time on bal-| “hushed, ‘reaidence for couple: excelle 3 arene ereateneneperananr= py nee tal ~~ Raom and ‘board for '8633—}-rcom 1 eficiency: ne LoT e ig # te near Atlantic City. , ; th ' terme. and cooking for 0, 4400, 2a Cabinets, $20 "ULLETS -~— 24. Ne fe eee r XCHANGE, 4867 Easton. RYLAND, 4334—-Room 3 rough WESPGATE, nedern: eacellent —— gf ate F , Oe eet Tien tawetl, ¢ aT — a ; ate = , $e | LE 2 noe sfa% wk hed pl be) | } a Ae 21. LA Doss _svests ngs. (c Ma emplos ed: wi a iw for child U ie? | J, Loage = ed mt (a). Northwest | oly $8 each. Vall. 180 weeerrar | & SECON OHAND Ol GIML—White. Seog . UNION’ ANGE ST nes une hens, Mahood strains, ‘sedans, 1922 to 1925; some! aay, Deimar i7 — ~Turnish: = nitor =eei nt in new Monticello | 7 Pree ‘sgl : "3 Sond BEVENTIN AND MARKETeote, {12 ge Re 3440 Oxford.” Mapiengod, | FORDS—9 ‘nedans.. 18 doedid enonrtment |OIAVE, 4257——Mofern, sewly ryrnielcs SEE comple *peraine. A838 Lisdell bt! NEW STORES AND FLATS na Ai WAL Vo . a 74 r rai fully equipped: a sple OE a ree eouth room, 2 p.m. OREO: toy \erdware, variety. dry | ae from. Very 218—Large eout n daily to (e5) | “yA4eal location for h ' aa ee : Ree | rare bargains to select Y¥MOND. 5 ~~ roti) . ( hestnut st. tun | ; lor. ete. Open. ‘wo Ty ADDY 1xpe: lenced: San is eae SUITE—4-piece; Like new.| GOAL. COKE AND WOOD _ e 3 Be on ag up. Johnson Auto| RAYMOND. couple : refines emi: | SCOTT. 800 Che ee i a ae (8) ¥ | thy rere ° h. an Poa} ; Re Ree nee ‘ , i ‘ ve Baie Eve on acne Pee RS ) ae i—m Pin wae’, . ; “ Bers “W 1 ' a Hront tree oe . “ @ RooM WICKER SE ae “Ee AA), 5 “Del ag =. e— “> Sa = | eourbera exposure on: — en (co) APARTMENTS FOR RENT = th babel). Be. so} LADY Asc he geod @ ter be ne oe enut, Simmone | soNGER HILL lomo. $5.50; 2 bisa | sonable. Forest RD— “Modern; private, | —FURNI ISHED Sou es l ws we 1p aoe te sa “ures ryitet earn! t EL Grobe Sail: » N. Tavtor ie) | lump, $5; city weight. Grand ots “ | REO SEDANS ROOM AND BOA 4 couple or «irs. OD | CHIPPEW =" 9895 Large -ofner store. Tioving pheture theaters in st ee ee > -snosttly araAc ROOM EUITE—O. erstuffed: high | : _4- sé ODELS | age FP gn (cB) | West eae, $35, | $line! at, K Yom stg - e4iery =~ ees : velour, opens into ull ump $475 ink lots, a! TT eM EL ets once t 7 Menarini. comer mT ge a rane" ror | Primp als h 9 Dtiy Used " tg Tt ¢ heap on terms if baat. ae g-4 ‘y Grand ert fOW age | i 0 epihe TORS een TON. "40% ¥ Neatly “furnished | OTT. Ta i 770. —4- ou i . fF ont . wget, ¢ rp : ; STORES FOR LrASE AUTOMOBILE LOANS — ' If You are for 4 te WOMAN ier, SS ett: @ | Far. meiner Pura. aie *(e1) )| Oat. Standard, $440; Bunker. iit. vi DEMONSTRATC rooms, board: twin beds (ery | furniebed apert as Srhrea nicely fur- | 4513 ot Manchester; suitable for aay | sawp y TO LOAN on auwmobiies, by the | e te ieee ia” telier aren 2 sof ue 2 e a 4 2 ’ : ; ed : iS a Rea EST ORs ial ements sf 3 oa & bat .? — 2 : . : an i ~ e oa nan 3 A have wegen ~ ¥ ~—-- se see $5.50: Cartertilie, $6.50 Trier ° eaS. ‘cS) ( Same guarantee as new car, at a fo rye. STF mn Pr AB2 1 ee y fur er N ‘SING enems. including gas, peat. Se a business. Kent reasonable See week or month. while vreau é1 Motion Picture Brokerage Co., pers, eecos 2 Piece Oversetulffea ‘ <r peg = pr e175 lester Lamp. 45 50 ) gubetantial reduction. “ es MIN A . pra J boa Mr ASOnAl 6 “pe <4) ee ~; 742 ilan “+ + (8) i Auction Co. 49 Locvst. ri Serre Mo. eo “Pewee tee Oe te ~ 1° 30. \ * e res: ; uate ? P° r- .. ; : Mine Muel ter —— Duy IN 1 MOM SUTITES Capseevilic, Buse. detserses 1170. 51.00.11) npEts. MOTOR GAR “e606 & SaTMING Ten Pi. 410% Taree Se RINGSBURY, 6018—Pretts i (ec) Cheatmut ." Ef vhiy etate.t 2.40.-FASY TERMS 7 ietiaianisiiaeiiadibAi eiiatih alti iianannctipanone “$< oO 8. | i 3145 Lecust Jeffermon ~ By \ iW Twin beds: 3 bathe: exciient mea pp 7 nished efficiency, $172.00 , wr lf UNI ne 7 ~ wT COAT, BRuuker Hil. e¢ ean » aay oe ; ee! 3 “ee? t* gs sence. t = H ANG} TORE © llins?? ! a lump. wy »; ee ‘a 4. vt. ¥ fur- i )) ae” ne a” ae et tia ateate wee and NTH AND MARKET STS. olling SS mace, $4.;0: nut. $4.2 . Lande a7 66.:c8)

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st LOUIS POSI- “UISPAICH MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1920. pean) cal = o2 ____—i“‘é‘STLOWIG-POST-OSPAICH é asliealae Watch the Clock—Shop Watch the Clock—Shop NS at These Stores and at These Stores and Save Money — SS Ree amare Popular Comi News Ph — porwedt ~e- ee ne ene ae peernn—eN fom - - Save Money suman ylusquesceseuscedsessnscscnsscsssnsssessesessey PERE OO SUPREME DOLLAR BARGAINS HOUR DAY 10 A. M. TO: P. M.2P M. TQ, } ee 3] Jackson's a Full-Fashioned Silk , — = ai 2 @ Buick Touring ...... $100 - $ B . ~ . Easy T ae . | Substandard Full-Fashioned $1.25 | : = 3 a : 21% Silks and Chiffons, 2 Pairs 9 *&* : s eS e - " , * . . M. nl : a 25 D Vail Orders Filled ; - via - - ” 7 of . = $ O “ay n . A/] Sires Phone Garfield 6597 | S FUR-TRIMMED Winter Coats = = . {/! Colors ; ~ and silk or cloth Sagas od in — = s P .O10TS ; - anaghage ey wad : eek while 2 . Used (ove GXCUIGE s ~ Will Last : : they last, $5. —~ ~~ D944 Locst ee ~ () lL nt A] a: ne —- + _ Bargain Section—Second Floor e ? s . Dresses Are Sold — . , i : - es Gs | | \ . . Headquarters for Used Car Bargains : aso 8th and Locust FS —~ THOMAS W. GARLAND (INC.) } 3 7 i GSSSE broadway and Sixth, Between Locust and St. Charic-@See® cag gg ese SS SSESRESERERESCCSTSCRSEEESR ESSERE See ey : MLL Lowest inne ang Chief s 1 } i | :: P wy eee | : | ne Sale on These Specia rom Fringed Panel CO N SO LE $ 1 2 M. to I P.M M. Tuesd ay 0): =. ' ; SERGE ; 9x12 a ; | 4 7 | $ r . {| a ; ji | Uy Complete S| | : 32-Piece ; No Imper- a 00 ‘ ? > ° $ it fects or - ch ; 2) : Kitchen $ || Misweaves | 4 ° > | | : i | ; ——— ees Outfit © OD dit teewee's ‘ : vs 4 ‘s s r : —_ > i ; Actually ; : : k. — = : ; * ‘ - . @ , = 2 = ; | GR — ished “tee! Beds Offered limited num her wf NOT remaanis, As Pee mining bowl set brisk. enth “u- $ iia resin. sia aie cs _ fF @ * 2 — — - ee a 4 ~—- : a Ro” and a 21-nie ® eet of 8. The 2nd Monday of Every Semi Annual Sale 10 J ote 334% Off - Hine COD. Midath Enchastochy iu tie verything reduced except a few restricted lines. onvenient payment 35 -—, -Di terms; or a smail down payment will hold any purchase for later deliv ery =F : XE No Exchanges | Post Dispatch. _ ‘ No Refunds + ikea | NINTH and WASHINGTON enna The wrecked st after the crew | 7 ii16 OLIVE St 7 Seienw baad Potro © Sarntare Sere |

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It was the following day that amonvmrous correspondent painted ° — . | BITHE tie steal th egaiiv f Broad- \ the 4ay ‘followtnge Gordon she received the anonymous ‘letter Dane. firing about trom restau- SITHER beautifal nor dumb—+to en ‘ , ~ s1- - ; i Ao - rf ; " wi : eat (aenilir Meeeernt? aut enned , Airmine lamp in Ways € ae inAine le ? tion-—mizght deacribe the averase Prescott’s . visit to her, Nan tha aroline escoti had penned. rant 9 cabaret, diming, dancing \'s.feminine characteriza . wer » Brandon's studi for THE ANONY™MOTS LETTER. shopping with a girl of flamboyant OUSIDESS woman. ai arene anneara? ine, who Was #0 tag se § } ner wane case CHAPTER LXL appesrancs . oe True, she powders her nose But she knows it is realy not a . ' ther ea at fectiadion ‘in regrarad 0 a2 roman #@ : ; Mona “a Sas thera. oo a AN. seeing the strange hand. aaa HR APoees jemanded refine very exquisite nose, and that a little powder does not make much P her desk bv the window it was . “asa 4 appearance, *'9O aemancead Ft - . 7 by writing on the enveiope, stared iu : : "oe ‘ 1} difference either way ‘he first time Nan had seen her frawningiy. then open ment, taste amd culture irom ai . = @ ling! then opened -. ? ¢ since the night of the attempted ane . . hie aexociates. who hated above She even dabs oon the rorge discreetl—-dDet not to fool the ee au 24 : _ c'ow!v a» de . . ~- ‘ i- ‘ 7 ° 3 ~~ + ~ ec -—s> «Ft ~?*? ae! . re > . - al - ‘ a ‘ - : on be a“ 4 ; if } gated : ed that it was umsigned. Settling . . —e ee hr merely to give herself the general appearance of vitality and svood ' 4t Nan's entrance. the girl rose . - he 4 hai . biours passed White Nan ous ; (4 in : iJ 2 “ie i. erseelif comfortabivy in a chair, she . t : her bree ached ea. ° 5b whi h everw husiness woman needs. 7 4 RUPTTIC GLY and Wiih aA OFict mo nA . an ror ne ie +h) eae r and 2 Lime ‘ aXea Jr .* . ‘ ” : q 3 res . See: a read 5 wre Or . P — Pte 3 Sa . 2 ¢%, * greeting. Ieft the room. Nan conic .... ie. Tt was the ‘irst time since she had Who wants to do business with a pale-face | ; i ne ‘ és » ‘ ; ’ — oe ee S . . Z - a 4 iG ape that her face had sudder'y 4 weli-wisher whose identity eft home that she had@ given such There is some instinctive feeling that anemia of the mind may 4 sa sen hs Gd « . PS ‘ : ‘ s fh on eo res | i , gee ——a mj Sarre t P 4s id ae ie ad . —— - @ sl = + bas “Samed. either with anrcer or hum von wi'l never suspect, writes vou deep an OnNcenlTrared a ‘ ron TO accompany anemia of the blood Hence the leettimate reason for ‘sting Tndonbhted'wy she knew that tes : ie ae ‘ tha mernhiem o* her hushand and as, nae e i i " o- P| * Fo - Sranden had informed an oO: ¢ son feels that there are certain here... Te GCs a intinge the rose, there is ne need to attempt to turn ec curse; of ther ™ 4 and rad hg p- > gs me 2 ira — eeur husband's —— 5 jrenmtmuree tmrougn wh: ~ ch. iD ti Aad Paintings .° s » . ~ _ a . 4 mw wh —s . * . ne | b a 4 -* ~s ~ —- . in ? : ba. » 33 -s , a ®? ably apologized fer her part tn °t conduct during rour absence that had passed had filled her lUfe so if into a hol!yhock 4s soon as the door had closed you should know ful! that she had never found the The modern business woman does not need to depend npen >-ean- , P; > yw : 2 7 4 4 . ‘ie = * ° ° 4 I ms : . ~ . if - ° - ae | s, . * behind her, Sranmcon ca ‘ e to Nan Fer some time past he has been time-to consider what would hap ty for her success. Her brains are sufficient. : al =, tt - hoe ¥, ¢ ‘n his Sil ea 3 cae apece gm em - ae ee — 2 #e 4 no . é: nd. ee oN - "Narcs - paying Cevotecd 2 2 On i> 3 Hoan Then (or Yegy : tre was ° " i ? as sstcsions ie Moonta rat ee ee eae ia recast ge ses | And any man who has associated with the progressive wom e eoked into her eres young woman cf questionable ante- rnm and she won!ld again be faced : . = Pa . nie = . ge " MMeese tindarc«t anda ¢h neo 4 "When you phoned me Stnday. cedents who calls herself lora swith Phe decision which would de- 2 commerce, indastry and the professions during the last decade coe ‘ -s , : a sa TY - = #5 ce i : sis ~ 2 —— break’ oc th « en ftaremen. had Hartiey he is pretty ‘ao pretty joem nae her sla. imsequent life j Wisi Coniirm tre etatemant trarz thengh ther are not at beantifal, t- wih yoo because a friend had and extremely flambcyant in her For a iong time now, she had there are certainivy few of them dumb: at SS 7” _ —_ r - ad . ‘ ‘ ine - a some from out of town, | was wild. mode cf Gress, Dut she seems ‘6 ae ~Ancemned en'y wi! the ; , : F he told her, “both with jealousy i cdaeliint a for your nee Ses ” Pre. Woman's brain is proving itself adequate for every task, every eS ¢ OQ, ner. ; OL siti be iV Ps) rh: re . 4 7 ae nH 73 on ae ft i aan » > Poe ke of si ‘7% ree TAR. % al a . ; ” ages — : ai & at as aeons 7™ : APO Oe MN (>; iO 18 ra ini nee and ae ener MetTTINITyY And with each "ew — ‘ae and with fear that! Tou did Not husband, who 18 Witla hee constant- wheter «cho as ead hie er not— sane ilteabieasibe ta -_ ‘ 2h iota ~e @ nd year CO™ 46 Es. wart to see me after all and hear lIvy.. They are seen dining together whether she wanted to marry him opportunity in new fleids. Rar : ‘ ail ij &s . “ a i & the. 2 3 a ne almost every evening, cancing, at and link her future ferever with The imagination cannot Mr so high, nowadays, that {t can de the gnestion | wanted to ask you ‘ 2 . = {tT aa D he he . - oe darkened the studio until] Brandon, ° moOug Ietter. her thoughts drtfted i. g “You are vised strongly ‘or sheen Rie PERE tai of our st 4 Will Rearis warm nd minds alert e hb a ‘ollewing her, could sce her face — hea aR es oie awayr.from Rrandons Ske found a ané minds alert, we have 38 : ; ro ake tao sen ror your niek * = +h - she ha@enshee: + ” fe enly with dificuiy. . yous _ re : — = a a herm If obsessed by the thouch+ of been qn 9 see the opportunities and to make the most of them. gs Sneahband and as a‘ ceeune- : ‘ : an ” : ine Ne “oh, Louis,” this was the frst .— ni hie veckionns conduct. Other- Larrabee and the gtrt. the writer The modern business woman ¢an rely on her conserved rT ae 44k > . SA oA oii - xs . sir sce a a 2 [3 — ‘T @* » . “9 time they had ever addressed each oie you are likely to be in the hu- Q.ec Piora Harter. sources of heaith, her intuition, her initiative, her sincerity, and her : heir fret “y "* «ape? emai | She glanced at her @ Sit ) aie ; Pe ether by their first names, “! doen't miliating position of a betrayed an! e gianced at her desk clock good temper to carry ber throngeh. And what ehe tacks in physica! F a fo Seen thinking an® |... 5. se extfe * and saw that its hands pointed to _ : P pio 3 , lepers ee a pamgen J : leks lage | Svandonedc wit waste Sainte : proportions. factal comtocr, and complerien she ean ener'y by im - a hirnking ever since the night last Kar a lore time afer she had J-——a.reacy if was growing dusky ce : ce : Pe ee rs ; oleua: ee . ‘ a ) ) uiate personal care an citiess a week when you told me you had == weread tha letter, Nan sat motion- 4nd th® Uights were coming out in — I a care. ane fant. grooming. 4‘ “allen tr lowe with me. Franky and ‘ese — chair =~ . ska s'ow!ly the E Freaet .¢ ‘side tare we. % 1924.) * . > . > - " —_ ° . iste 25 : - ss ss. ; i # s 3 - * 2 — PO SRA = UeEgeE a RES PO aii iaaci as nomnestty, I cant find ont whether gesimitaied is contents. = wondered if Larrabee were >= yee tate eae ———— a ss : co 4 --* ty : . cy : ii met ; if lowe you, or whether I'm cniy at- Hee brain was numbed by the at home d-esmng for the evening _— “ | a e oy —— Se romance of actualities, and bovant at ‘racted to you Decanse OUT AS80CIA-) 9 weweiation shat Dane Larrabee was preparing to ta 3 eonmstant and so another woman. eiri to dinner and the theater withsthe roung man who filis the hero roie of today. It gets ail wrepeed am ry where rode and fouchk! tion has deen so paying court to ier. " ae coe ac ee ; close and omr interests are the . Sa Ry 4 f= ~~ “ . - “ «2 : ’ ~~ . ‘ 8 ss you dom’t love me. If there is the beiTion against such a situation ~ . Rpsueniboneiporall nN ~~ AER 4 © DING in one eva, ean cer on ‘ta — ~ ‘Tt » : ree at oo a a . , B LUCREZIA BORI : ‘astidioc=- woman kee os : owe happy Save that heaute ~ 4 pge-anp i atin am procd of Nancy y _ went *« hope for me Wet a? Sear’? Nan trrew ‘hat che : sit aury ana ix=rY oe ‘ or prTsona& odeionrgings 43 > | Tr ™ ee teresa ee erence > - . = s : ? ™ ie ' ? ° = — — . : - a | = a ’ irk ac a ais a a wee her way Na pped er face in he- . be clean and sweet is every scalps need more mckerchiets are alware fresh “,s — vd ° a. — ~ = = ‘ be ud . > _ = ° ms On spam? Mfernmalty mae. , eatmiv. troubled only by the un ee * + Daan sesttire ‘2° eatmes me arognd the ward f womans obligation, and thus it poos than otha OF ran and she offen app‘ies afte.” be wrermarked chorily. as he ’ spd i. oe . sme Khew she cotldn't be a deg in Se es ae . f s unforgivabie for any woman “ac ant toilet water or per t + ve i- rt TY 3 : eS) 3¢ veo “yee * » a | , . = my ng Lé te. "me? 4 . , ~~. = mare!y hrow fherr own minds but ee n nant Hane Larrabee had Path fora year. She must pe enc woai ¢o I care ~ St There are different problems for Zils of “reg@en cashing 43 * wWwetamiy aAoCTL reRTIS La“ « - * ae , , re = — : : ; :. mot in the matter of lovers! melee : spo enough to follew it wha: ' Nancy polled a hack? r different woman. depending u ay b- sure that her tmmaca the nature of their activity, d ac“: ~moch to the eum to can't —-ek & . oe shee Te + oe a 4 & F recall! ona, tn the past. who didn’t ne uM td ) sagas: he thoneht of him LU was alwars . : : ‘ know Whether she loved me or | *** *OOCR ee t , rs Tefl me, what do I ears | aa # Sen ‘i a > eee a. a the day. and cn the needs bodies. ‘sidered a necessiy@ ; = Z " “* 2 . " owe tt et 3 t Psa not a a2 «* ed nA km Tn . ‘ i.“ “> st 2D ~ ~ + 4 fh o aified. adoring of hereett, Gevotea “SSS =O Os and dropped the lf Naney’s growing olf if ‘ & 3 “You've heen spofled.~ Nan said ©” a het plensuren, | >*°Ce® Tato the fire i Bri ES oO For instance, the woman who and fortunately Bi 3 4 ae) ' ” i { . ee. Zat ~ i 7” o Tce " we i ; r ° &. gentry. “Therva al lowed yout, re vamp ar . q rs — To Re Co and Wa.asS a At. 4d stiff azd Peck. : f stars a! home and does al’ her cwr *as iy accom plished * ae eye traspoonfuls ef? ‘ z ; if ‘% tid e racO - ontnned. x tend . ’ ; * >. ‘ - - arpparent?y. whether you cared or re = mieten _— 5 rmal, And ign‘’tt very hold? 7 housework must take different in the days whe® mate of enda te a cupful ef canis - —o : . . 3 not” wholeacme PurTstita. Caproni 1973S. ; > Steps to keep ciean and fresh from (¢3 genera’. hilk and toes it inte a eupful Pj “Oh, dont trw to make { caster ==> . —— seat a mm — f 4 the woman whose work takes Ser There are varie® Ary “irk melasses, Sift im two s i al a J r 4 = ‘ ~ z a as ® & Ae een nnn nese os 3 . away from home every day. The etresstve perspieil Tlarter etupfuls of flour. a Fis : : nN than s+ = G44) Sb hat . £ a - ee maid irettahd', “Tell me thie.” he SHORTCAKES 4nd t nOoyvsrh Act enat °s “oc: STA. 2 | lonsekeene needs «impe homme snid a eady - -e pared Parner on fo wait and three ad wheeied gsuddemivy woon her, “*s T HE RHYMING - Naney loras her master; frocks, which can be (aundered and may he ordered Ge ep ihintadead 2 of zrvocnd gin 4 there another man” IN WINTER Ten't thas hanged often, as wel as dainty cist. Here is a SEE Add « o_omat , A ee. . a & | Sa #. O: enor e oe _— . : _ ‘eis eiteg ¥ ae pe af —- -~ - _ - ee The hesitated ‘or @ 'ore me Of T IMIST Seoretess aprons to protect her frocas je away with exscemiayr. ™ d ovr hot wuter and F sen! - e W NG ~ ~tine i32s_) Th a woman x* . foes Orit needs r Prot er Ly used* =e i i —- _ ryt to m, a , t Vas Them * awhe asked ere’ By HANNA WwW 1? Br ALINE MICHAFLIS ‘ ten == pe ore cial 4 cnRaDge or two cf gic nije. *evrar. Bar, Teale | — ard “aar fre > Trimet . Was there ati ber bnshand* Or SC Oe e een |) Ee eg ee | Potish Sowp. ‘rocks tor her daytime wardrobe. Precipitated ch amoven A tragpeenfs! of 4 y= a ee 7 ‘Aa kL * y| of old ammoptations, Dut totaily inm- cages on her winter menus? The and the " es Canerete can new be made tm Aca a stalk of celery and began her ‘amon campaign ty clean. ae , 6 : ee E : rm (o4 ees ~ is a. ~~ see , : 3 ag @ ATT AM far AacnaHx ee a ‘ ‘ . a =e apatie of etirrine Ser heart and a4eiend and citrms frets. whieh are dais . - sifferent colors. «hus avoidine the , zn ax over and : teaffi- whee As to bodily cleantiness, there | _ . ere patent PS: nies en ni restice remains’ o’ 7 : Stich tas ce [O%s Tec, siow't? When +k ‘ agarns. in wuor ; if ne rr? = * : Sor ~ : —_ > « re 2 “ = oe : ee 7u0 °7Ti tT ~~ * ~ “wae - a _ iT) rie Mea are Bii 2c: —_ i "eec« writs TT? TT a sas . : .« I? " ~. : ake Marve.ov ‘(née SIT mMm = * ton ~ . 4 . = ~eS ? - - ~ = ‘ ~ -a A -” = coh ot «a 3a tk , Sat™. ferisus color “ew to - — =" & — 4 ~- \* z = ~ ~ Cre #o wm ne i Non + - = - ies ~_—- = -— + » '% = . = a ys arr r yy - : 2 n- Ae : ’ ? : " . r wg sa ~ » t* 2% “a a * iz: * “alti ’ 2 CIOLA os * 4s ae “ — a S : : ” aul ; : ‘37. & PS CASO and return re ae . * . « . bs oh Pe, ad re i . ™ ry > ; =i se ~s © >i . \eneee. ? ; . . ° . ' = - a + ages — ay 7c ne hearts degire is a : une ae Om tt to a clean saucepan. Meantime opyright, 1326. by Premier Syz- r acd her You've rvlayred a. ™ 4 be ‘ * ~~) “AA pan -*aN ume, : A , } ae rf ™~ried pea > apm s. “Ils Wrniescus ies . x \ é.. 4 > 2 3 fread ine in‘*ecticon. bat? ee ; a3 a. Ime = 1 th . i, setae ing . ® change- . OO. 2 half-pound cf washad rice htataswittel 7 ££ me, ai} the Ome caring for #om figs. cranges an ‘moms are ali ros et et ee ge oe . . . lial. . : . ee Central 6250 Cumtrsi Say eer 1s 6 f - ~ hie ~ ah . --O.2 ef ireiy procuced tn Sas- ™mder i4 : th ’ hie name -darrahee ™ cbttice: a? tiie are — ne. § eex. from 1) 7 gion mae GOiG Water. tnen add ft te the wer a | a | hee ~" ghe +—a-fiad 1g nee sme mew Ope comes as sia Sy m ine sheep s back to the benilien and crok intil done Add Amy an who tireg of her Dob , oe Ss gs? Fras #2" eG . Tee Swe ~* apmso’s 2K ¢ * a : FcTen ole lie + = } , r Tan "+ Salles 2 os oo) > &? & ‘ and Ri ; : > (oT e t's i's ; Pp * Phe ‘eliow whose check you .:,5 ig Rut = 4 - ™ . 4 “ eee ae re Fee. Os ‘a : e * rire ist a a> an a ‘he er _hh : rs ‘ i , , — 4 ~~ - ~ > on _ = ‘ergerting "2° ™* *ad re foe oe 2h _— ; “ sea ™s % SC e 7's i » _ Ke: ores in the Cuty of 1 OR onset thin and a erptn ef eEcrer ™ ae, Ss M S han 6 © 4 N ae : . - so ae ~~ ea 7. . * . st * = - i ~ ~- “ - os _ : ’ 3 ' pivew — _ ie me and land and SB atthe ‘*“@hcon Aave been fitted with 1. gor cream. Serve at once wig wearer in a tight head size | i ‘ere to the incider | +e ere . , : @ | 4 write wi 3 i : ie. : ”" ; a ‘ ars = a aii sae "i % Tree a 4 = — dt Som a oa sa has Seer ~~ +. omen tm @ 7 A “ ; 4 ; " “ - . —— a . . 7 iz Ss. Sirectin “ac on te “i is Jie E Silt 4 7 parrassec . A t : & carn ™ e *3 . = in . “ . . a on om 7 ‘ «= ii 4 fern - ‘ea T" eastT ° ot 4 mten * . Se a i , z = * . ¢ . —" até 2: .. — - mered "ae ra* a> * ie i | ‘oe x7 a ——ss add m af a zat. fman wien . vue ae _— A;wWayve increne@eeq. and *arh fresh % Dae a ee eng ” : >. Date iat — oe — . = ia - ' : F a: ae a at ior os sar ”~ & an te ie “2 £2 ef tL > W os African ~~ r Ses 5 ai Trae AO.7 Low Ct 2 ua ¥ ‘ “ , s darrabee. whoevw =" in tom of the oie Gee tha ate - ; Pe CPM i narrater aAde ame Sir 4 + « *:s ™ cRrevy *>calt paid “ar Toe _ * (ome faqics Aa : all i, * a eetty ~athon 4° ¢ = _- "Te « and anita zn - P rt id’ . tow care , i § rere car and these \esscrs -e rots ne te wer. s dietetic Fa 4.4 erwstec : ‘or = has he = ‘ y | o t * ra La x ‘ Bs ae | & ’ af ot 17 6° 23 - 7h ~~ - lad ad ¥ se _- “we » dee a aa =? » - aa Ba - ~ , : _—" _— ee SA he sf st rae Ee “ t art “sa To? , fe? ©. you ‘were ; rTreagemme4t 48°: 45 Ale 4 An? war ®* aa. Ttiestiona \ st" ? P. Md 3 be ‘ 3 ae MAIL To 38 "¢ ~ a’ tere? etc? = * sal . eck rors iia 0. ee SD it wee Pen . Always int adieliend : Prene “neffie Successful = eer | % a. ev re ’ Te « 7 4a Lrg. Pag ‘re Lie xtorped 2 ¢ ene "pe a (Age , " pH lian atl iit Sie sapeaite ~~ A a : a fans Oe ‘vw 4feerad . Orvats. rit -carte fa, omah1oa8 dd h as stood | , sugar covers, ete - dyed empty and qnickiy : « cheer to the home and ; “are ys ‘“*ermrefa hon 2 bs ; weit * —— — Soa | em swernigh: ag stem Past colore by hotiing, Detney tints by eip preserve good health. o e ar * ar ~~. 27 4 x ** * , ? . | ‘- . im f[R@ SA 741A Wat ee ~~ ae 2 Ve droping, No mbhing ne el hen mg. ot Gs clean them regularty | ~F ” a ~ “sla> eegitree “ep aewert ker ‘ ’ , oe ood that Stands bv vor] a oo gc ; mowe atones a adie bt. a nits Seme peckage ‘nts of deen ofl ince of Ph P] : —_ =A ——— - ' ; P - ° 2 ae Swen oF S£amMe nnn — ; eer whiten ane maeteralinoneaperation Pree 15 cen one Plant Office | through the morning ™ and Kissed her again | | ‘ , , dit teen hunk: ee again and again ict, fold in the aumar and thon St Four decions, se Potnom NoLeter or Nearest Branch ; st on the tre. 7 ar an | —Food that’ ce] é. the ernne osnte se sil Bisach t» -rmene calor and tatas 3 ex lently "th the perwersity «f wemen. “ . =: . ° A a iets i ot eu . pd ie enced Gates for bie, at than | OTUNETd baking dish end dake in free umerenad Bnobier Row re | “balanced” in protein, car- = . a afow aterm ahanit 77 .iveeet a ee Reowrett. * = ~ a — | - = : a °ment than she ever had. Snaatat ray ‘ Borne and Wardroke “LA , Quick Quaker bohydrates, vitamines, and ; ‘ kT on ae Hanae we-* han eo ar once ww ° “*,fTeamy ac f Wart are . as) ‘ > te r teck with her the memory. 27 ‘#tred aaure A ddvmn Deve > \ Cooks in 3 supplies the “bulk” that ; fe "he Atagrace* ‘Sie ge Sa ot oats an Aa . WONMBOR HOTA oO ofr FE eo in to 5 minutes — makes laxatrves less often cS ” *-A > a= * ~~» * + * Ten sy -~ - » & ™ " faster - bad é * * . : ‘ ' . ine Aan mi “a, ‘, a a 7 t an plain toas c } eeded bi at "is 2 Ss. fat -« *a r * , comme © =

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—— — ial i” —_ — VISLEQGE IS POST-DISP 4 : r PEBRU ARY 8, 1926. of Yesiyr? 2 ° ie ~— “> aa - as -o. Ng > aa } . on SL Ws me ~ *" = eT: a e 4% oe —ie a - . ™ a - 3s » . . - “Sl '-*@ o | Fat p + Gf, hy (J Site —S — A Rut the girl who -els ail wrapped up in thé ind loved the heroes a ritht, so courageoas, 60 s ideal, so unacquainted wit he modern Jancour of M@that when she looks from i o the ficure of her beag of ideals along with his@ his horror of the depths o ‘ither feeling or thought RR he inch or two of lino where rode and fouch wromance of actualities, and , will ect up a ficure so eyvnicism, his flicking aside that she lived either vesterday- ‘DRAWN BY. NELL BRINKLEY 1fz Lt as, a) a * . * . ‘ “t~v a" # oe WSs - > $a 2 ae Ao 2 ‘ +; mi ~ “ Biter id - A a a "Be 4..°. * iy A$? e+ we a es - - ° — a - . * aud or tomorrow! For tomorrow is t bound not to hold exactly the same hero at least not his KNICKERS and she knows that yeeterday certainty did not. 2 ° P ° ° Rab‘’s Bill hasn't a climmer of the Ideal that haunts her dreams, L not a notion of her discontent with being sarrastic f HEROINE of today. length of his knickers and that they allow, she wishes — — —~_- -_ a ee ee me te a pen gi — ~~ ae ee — about the emotional and mental the figure he ents. He is too busy stature of the NELL BRINKLEY. — - - cme eee - . eo — amen Ae — ee a een 2 ae ene at ne nr a ne EE Se eee ae eae with warm water and cas- —. «-:—~Csti‘(SwTT + map. Dry them with a soft | ean 1n band then dust lightly with |. oO¢Er ' ee ee ae ee i a “ ¢ tmnite - . Pa ~ " TIA BORI fastidious woman keeps A wise traveler newer despises personal belongings as | his own country. -Goldont.. : 25 ae Band dainty as she is herself. ’ ° ° caips need more freqt ndkerchiefs are always fresh Pre@ent sufferings seem far creat oos than others. Olive oMfean, and ahe often anpiies «4 er to men than those they merely nto the scalp the nightpfragrant toilet water or per Saieiia np en hampoo and then ontire|4ifto them. Wer brushes show on a i sults of frequen! y be sure that her immacu Sadds much to the eum to rith hot water and soap Tani rinsings leaves the ‘ond reproach Of course, the daily ballfher charms ddéred a necessity in th ee ind fortunately baths ®# Sour Milk (;ingerbreaci. washings. Of a truth, men are mysticallty ~ } united; a mystic bond of brother- ‘ hood makes all men one.--Cartyle. eo _ A foo! always finds a greater foo! to admire him.—-Boileazu. a =~ —— lt i i i da i i PHILOSOPHICAL PHRASES lt i i ee i a i a a a a, a, LP Lp in pri- Ceres a is. | Adtmontsh yorr friends (vate; praise them tn public a . ® Sweef is the remembrance of tron | bles when You are in safety yy ripides . o 2 | Advice ts seldom welcome: and | tgose who want it the most always jlike tt the least.... ag a and ‘urn it into a cupful | will perish by little and litte.--Em- uncertainty the srnailest impulse ere are Varous gt y dark molasses. Sift in two i oe ‘ F +h “te ‘resatve erspiration. . —~ a i ale 8 ergon. directs tt Ra ctcic BR tt Terence. perspir: Quarter cupfuls of fliayv a oid already prepared faspoonfu! or salt nd three ; nay be ordered from Fs Faspooninis of eround cin- aon oe _— ist. Here is a powder WHPAdd a half-npful of melted ~ O away with exccasive DORR meiicd aver hot ce-iter and Properiv used - poor in buttered shallow Bone acid 1 Gand hake for ~ 5 Tuinutes in a Precipitated chalk.--3@@Moven A teaspoonfy! of » Powdered talcum ..? often added and im eeping our Apply it, having first the flawnr. 4 y IRENE CASTLE ANCHOM®DRY Co a ‘ © Central 4350 | = Central 4351 = a Tak | —— a e © 5 are at Aind of soap teaches your face — x . Ay The kind beanty experts use them-! é 4 § scives—how to use \ O endanger a good complenon with an unproved saap 1s a folhy Che oniy wind of soap to use on | your face 1s a true complexion soap. | cot | Some soaps that are exccilent tm | BC Stiert ihe fin many wavs are too harsh for the | est &wn--how care | skin. | fully! td and roasted Launder, scrub, with any soap you) F 4 . cr how our, fresh supply — wish. Rut if guarding a geod com. ' weemFrench 1: “4 | plexson is vour arm, take care. U'se | twice a ow it Brane a soap made to protect rt. speak for Magy ourself why i: Thus Palmolive is so widely urged. has becoMeBrand wher... 2 soap made solely for one there are DH porpose: to protect the complexon. } A soap made by experts in beanty to be used freely and lavishly oo the $skIn j 'ouge. rf you wish Ror iS am A onl leave The accepted beauty method today | them on over night. They clog the is the sumple fale that follows- ey pares, often enlarge them “lack- Nature's formula to “Keep That! heads and disfigurements aften fo}. ~choolgw! Complexion.” Leading low. They must be washed awav. skin experts urge. ” as of! beartifn! compiexions prove sits Get real Patmokee -rantte Do not use ordmarr soaps m the trratinent grven abowr. Do not think F glloxe the ome one week— Note the | any ereen *oaf. Or represented as mprovement that comes | Of palm and olive oils, is the same | . Wash vonr face gentiy with as Palmolive. ‘ , i, : ose — eee” ee it il It costs bnt 10c the cake! —so | sta en 1T?8¢ ee Aq ttle that millions let it do for ther tf Cott cen Vea pea water, f om a bodies what it does for their faces. Jewel Co 4 ee—Lh. iSc. a. re pa resent oy med to - Obtain Palmoltve today. Then note ™ ry , ‘Ty ate : o : ] rood cOiw. . ++ ON SALE 0 tER STORES cream-—that i« alt i es vase diference tty , Do this r lar} d ' _ week makes The Palmolive Com | 0 $ regu arly. and particalarty pany (Del Corp ), Chicago, dines ab i,= sme greuing. Use powder and, mise ( i ae a i a i a i a a a —e A te en se cee — _———— a 3 Co og rend — oF mS CD a Cf2 a CO CC ae —e———eE——e ram er ' a a Sa a - ~- - =; ——— sciaiiil oe Re ee ee ee —— : = Pree ~ lik cea tala ~ ? iidren’s Bedtime Sto | USEHOLD - “ 5 , 2 € Germany can boast of only wom Women workers are mpeINE By THORNTON WwW. BURGESS. IONS an who is a regular'y ordained by illness jist about twice as muc: . | preacher, us men workers, > - @ . * ED | r * . . q ° > | . ° - : . ror — e Seeing Isn't Always Beheving Twenty-five per cent of the mem- The !ate Queen Margharita ef It S - . y * = In lieu of Water , Mttehure if aly left a collection of peart= gaid . bership of churches in Pittsburg if a) + © —— : When cleaning windows in very composed of young women of 16 to to be the second most valinapbie ‘ " 7 ised ; oo an 6 te = 1 a a - P : *" ¢ on ithe wr r ‘i Pycs, you know, sometimes deeeire: old weather use kerosene on the 30 Years o! “a. , e : ‘ ‘ “OW 7 reall , cloth instead of water. - This ' , You sre. but really vin f beltiere. i ia Oo wa : This wil! . a ——— Due to the untiring ¢ farted! Dr é *) e r ‘ . eh . Yu ’ “ . ‘ . . . Peter Rabbi! fean and polish beautifully with- Eva D. Allan, winner of the British Aletta H. Jacobs, Uuteh women J . , te ai ‘ » wrnma? - ta ETER knows Veter has been oe ltoyal Academy gold medal for have acquired much eater pout! a ‘ a me ‘¢ bi ° ’ ’ culpture, was a typist cal and economic independence fooled by his eves so man} less Harmful. ~- limes that he is inclined to be If vou are burning oi! stoves to a little doubtful unless his nose or help out in the present coal situa- . , tion, place a i f - a. % his ears tell him the same thing on, place & pan of water on tep ee ae ee of each one. It will. improve the that Mis eves do. Peter says that atmosphere of the room greatly. you may be fooled bv vour eves . ° ° but if is seldom that vou can b: Protect Those Slceves. fooled by both eves and ears, oO Muny of the dresses of taday eyes and nos: But once in a have. long tight sleeves that can- no! be rolle 1}. j air of ince. while ears and eyes do not help os = UP > Pee ss _ ! att ham cuffs may be kept -in_ the out al all. Phis Was ine Cast kitchen 1O pull on over these when early one morning (/TI’eter sleeves to protect them trom stains. was up behind the old stone wa!! ° e ° : a . ® 3 asked Tommy Tit. >; | Only the Mocker Mocking Bird; hut Mocker is way down in the Sunnr the south. This is pretty far north for nim even in summer. Now. after him?” ‘Tl dont dare to.’ said Peter quite honestly. (Copyriztt. 1926 eke 806:0L1VE co ¢ - ~ P i il i ° A cmmson Milk and and French Bonbons. Special Special . .... Layer Cake Fig Stollen VALENTINE...It means Something to Her So Send Her a HERZ Special Valentine Box Herz Valentine Box heart-shaped Valentine Box, filled to the brim with delightful goodness Dark Chocolates, Nut Candies, Glazed Fruits Shipped anywhere tn the U.S. for 25c ertra || TUESDAY SPECIALS Chocolate Dipped Cherries “Jaicy and Good” FROM THE BAKER) Maple Black Walnut ‘Real Breakfast Treat” 706 WASHINGTON >» g so rc, - ag y ~~ ye Assorted $ oa 42c Pound Bor - . . * ° . wee wee CANDIES: MAILED ANYWHERE. —— —_ ~ Clothes are Safer and Buttons and Hooks in ONE MINUTE Brings You These ; Notable Improvements CLEANER CLOTHES: One Minute waesahes all clothes clean. | Hand rubbing is entircly dome away with. In this feature, e wort , advancement has been mede. Eren | firmly embedded dirt is flanhed the meshes of ary fabric by : from the —— water ection in the One Minute QUICKER: One Minvte weshes « big tubful of clothes in fram five to ten minutes. There authorized One Dealer for a Harme Dermnon- etretion. ‘onvenient weekly or peyments will be arranged. ONE MINUTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY NEWTON, IOWA, U.S.A. “Ower « Million Setisfled | One Minute Urers” eee AUTHORIZED ONE MINUTE DEALERS—ASEK FOR A DEMONSTRATION Gane Be Purchased as Phone Garfield 4500 GELLER, WARD & HASNER HDW CO., Distributors, 410-12-14N. 5th Street, St Lonis Nuon The Store for uw ae ~ 2 oF leew am $10 Tbown. Ratance on Tarr Menthiry Payments > Fourth Floor ALL the People ER PO GATE ee At Ree ep ee ee ae ’ ; : ‘ ‘ Baal ey ee a Wehe yuh =. a es Boa tend hat BS fe 5 ae es RD FS ee Re cee ee eee ee . Ga. koe aus ters » SSRs oy ae ani * en Br ag & a

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Oe \ as : “ai : e | ; ij ee TRHeEM - se 4 i i aie % | j ; a 4 ) es : s= %, % 220 ‘ & THE ores _—- eo — Hik Frat it i ; aS ee - | nAin~ A liminish, Hicow st covild. ; 4% Wit js Rum *¥ ave a zo nan ¢ Sari x + : | | - Ee . = : és : ; i Aa | : oe inev ecia ; “ © 00 ? i j 52 or ar r hd ar es = = i | j : * > * = 3 7 nd those ® " ’ “\- + ra : | — eo , . x a in tbe TD : cr 53 ~ 4 + e . - i qoo ; ——— = _: ame F ‘ S H : = . Are > r r % ’ ‘ f ins ; j 4 SAUTIFUL AUS MOBILE ee a u ay fp ese exci se: | a ° . : " ~* r « - , : ~ i ae - : » - . 9 a" “e/a i* . ; . " ‘ ia - ‘ ~ ; ohne x : . .* — es ’ ; : ’ a, t — el Sl ‘ Yor; : ra Was = 2 ; = LISO a 4 e @&, , e ie 4 { : Hiot Stove Leacue durine t PSuit of $s : Psi Pe A. . , a) Ty ee ? f Rea day. | ss > , == CTC TIC, > | LA} Hers iT a i. LW faX | cS / a 5i8 aa COoRas PAS ws Th Fe de 3 al rrant. chargin OO | AAIY HoRE ? | : ict ta You'll Get A FiAe ns lf songs B. o ose 3 m~-< a e* = hee, : i ’ t | BSBDEA) BY FA KIC Ass aa Ge J: HP ox c ’ % perstaic transporta ation of A St _ ee. ae Sree re Oe J — } Mer aliormobile. was issued her en ennai tea mercer ra = x oe ee ee passes ees Boi iat yesterday afternoon after @ formobile. reporte@ stolen 6 13 from in front of the hem Fits owner. Angelo Saputo, 483 ffitt avenue. was found at ranite City filling station. _ The machine, a Ford touring ca @eiinked with the murder favest ——amion by the fact that it was tewe ay / DON'T ROTHER MBM? ® Granite City garage on Ja lM AVE Ts TIDY eS farm on Herseshe bs e where Constable Hockett an ee SH. wie ke apparen tiy were held capt wa week before being’ killed Ita ~ mmursday or Friday. was Giannola’s order. relaye his ‘ruck driver. that sent Ba ice. garage rmmechanic, after th . Price declared. And it was @ fer given by Giannola In perso t autherized the tnstaliation « t of new tires on the car. ac rzto Harry Goldman. propr 0’ a Granite City tire shop an z= a % * ed . x x e ar ie! nits - SEEMS TOPE A BIT Aasy HERE ; BUT AWCH A10RE A & CCAIRORTASLE ae : ie = gXc —$$—" "a | 4 Auto Linked With Case. The same antomobile is connect with the moonshiverg’ oe t 7 a’ ~* er war. its motor number 11.989.48: traced in an . investigation b Pos'-Dispatch. The car Wa | a Crigmyaliy by Maurice Fox. hE Y/HOLE | rd dealer in Detroft, to Sam Ctr = (389 East Congress stree in the shed at the Horse soe [Take farm reporters foun 25 Michigan auto ticense plat 379-229. I: was iseved. Inver showed, to Sam and Je ano. 135% Fast Congres uU'o. the present owner of tT Momobile originally bought b Giulltsaneo tn Detroit. was Ie home todar when a Post tch reporter called-there. Hi me said he had left the house tas mat and would be gone-a wee mM adéted that she did sot knoe re he was. that he fréquenti nteg Bbimeeif from home fa tral days. | Mrs. Saputo said she did ne pw the occupation of ber hus 4. He had. ste said. one rked for the city as a laborer fo few days. the only period a Mich ehe ever had known jus lat work he was doing. 2 From im Front ef Home ‘The Ford touring car was sfote1 tn front of their heme oe she said. although Saput reported the date as Jan. 1; Saputo said they had owne car only a few months whe Was taken. She is not acquaint she said. with the Gtannol tly who live fust a few door 7. : Mra. Giannola reiterated toda t her husha “qd has been away 0 *hree «eke visiting ssleame ‘ge “oesale greeery com and that he is new in Fiertd Riowever Mrs. Katherine Rat w+ Wits of 4 Madison police cat m=. tCll a Post-Dispatch reperts | Gia: ‘Nola was in St. Louis Fe mG that she talked with hi day itn fremt ef his store ; s sae ni and Biddle streets Wife's Story Challenged. inola, ft developed. rem Mes Ramsey the first fice \. “THAT RICH oy MEEK HiTTEN - REWARD a, j ag \ 4 THe LAST Two TIMES S . | : . 4 | , ‘STINKY DAVIS HAS BEEN BLACK BALLED x. 7 ) i A\__H fers os “HE CLUB MEMBERS HAVE FACED HIS iy ) ha of MOTHER wiTH CLEAN HANDS AAD A PERFECT ALiB! fox {fy * = ¢ ’ a + * two-story brick building 1 - a ; we j . cane A : * —~} \ } j— nena eae a , i ee er bef | ee —— ~ . . ares SRS SSS. \A ‘ . ” ’ — - re ; a oa ora ae = f ~ a eo ; Ph | err i | wee iF ; — s — s PES. — TT < co no 3 : : ee i