St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 24, 1926
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be Sad se s COMIC PAGE _ TUESDAY. a « KROVEMBER 23. 1996, 3 fit in CLASSIFIED in St. Louis oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Phe Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24. 192632 PAGES. ett ~——- ee 4 after week, month after mo seer, the POST-DISPATCH pont, Ban “Bi WORE Classified Advertisements than ALL the — | St. Louis newspapers COMBINED! —By Bs OMES ime OF = . ——— oe ee AnD WouU NEARLY . | 79, NO. 75. OFF ITS ROAR TRUCKS PRICE 2 CENTS ASTEN OVER THE G - OH-H-BoY*? it A GR-R-RAND GLO © F2IOUS FES Lig" ~ a are ene nl MEAT OF BREAK TWH MEXICO IN yf: a; / By A Dad , wha {yi -!L- wal of Recognition | ) ) [igplied in Diplomatic to Break Record. S Discussion of Oi and By the aAssociated Press 1b6 Laws WASHINGTON, Nov. wh. f Gland Laws. “ ¢t ae j} afternoon | PN-10 s CLAIM BASED ON for word from seaplane No. 1 on a nonstop flight from Hampton Roads to Panama. PA ei which nothing~ had been ARREN-PA YNE \ heard since early morning, when , she was sailing southward over , ithe Caribbean Sea from Cuba. The | ’ Contends Recogni- Airship was expected to reach Col- : |on at 4 p. m., but at that hour haa Under It Was Not! not reported to Washington. Mes- sages frOm the PN-10 No. 1 py CHARLES G. ROSS, | PN-10 plane No. 2 one of two navy Correspondent of |seaplances which left Norfolk yes- Ol the charge of the other plan: versy is due to immi- Other officers of the fiight ‘n- Of the date, Jan. 1,0n which |clude Lieut. Lawrence W. Curtin “tian Government expects|of Beardstown, Ill, navigator of TEMPERED | into effect the law requiring |the ill-fated Sikorsky plane in| ol and land owners in|which the French ace, Captain v ST of lo agree not to seek diplo- |Fonck, planned to fly to France; . \ ie Motection of their home | Lieut. Clarence H. Schildhauer of ents for their holdings, on | New Holstein, Wis., who has made oe as of forfeiture if they refuse. | previous flights to the West Indies : wal of recognition would |@nd Panama, and Lieut. Albert C. at E) a lied by the recal] of the | Rodd. who was on the NC-4 plane, j Ambassador from. Mexico | We" it crossed the Atlantic for oe. WW To What extent this would the first time by air in 1919. : Skiies | a the Calles Government is Ralph Pope, an enlisted pilot, of j | atical. ~ Tr history should Memphis, Te nn., a member of tne itself, the tiene aaa. Rodgers flight party; J. R. Roe cf Would resyit “ne see * Saab Akron, O., radio operator, and Mary activity nae na ie Charles J. Sutter, New York, na- 7 Where that » = » ¢€ + MA : I i : ni Ponte There has onan ge- | nave Gerona }Or snow late tomorrow .in the west charge of murdering Mrs. Eleanor Brae sty" g f the CalieS GOV-|°* 4 iE i va ss ’ . ; , ad . ' ous Puy > _—* A report to the Navy Departmen* orn older tonight, rising tem- sae ae stia, Thuraday, Sept. 14, 1922, . 3 ad | sent by the commander of the | Perature tomorrow afternoon in the | with the Rev. Edward Wheeler “MM correspondence Was go © | PN-10 No. 1 from a point 250 miles | WeSt portion. Hall. The third defendant, in the + the State De-! _— po thesia allie Albee on ° “ , ‘ es ’ last night by the Sta fe a south of the Isle of Pines at 8-20 Sunset 4:42: Sunrise (tomorrow) | present trial, Mrs. Frances Stevens ‘ t t ras Om ~ , ‘ tc x , , . - a > ; : ent. The first srg . ae (a. m. Eastern time, said the craft |6:55. Stage of the Mississippi 15.1 | Hall, sister of the Stevens broth- | . . » (ts. . * or Pp . Aar | ' “ — - y eS. “neg “2 2 : : : : i ’ ol plate helloge ve . by as ‘making {76 knots. The cil; feet, a fall of 0.5 foot. aes /ers and widow of the slain minis- the Mexican er ° |temperature on the starboard mo- ter, probably will take the witness | , | Affairs, and is dated oe | tor had increased, the message said, MOTHER TESTIFIED SHE MADE istand Friday. | $26. The second was the | but othe rwise sailing was good | Se t ‘ . 26. poems a | oe On ailin d. | Senator Case took up the ques- | er’s reply Oct. 7, 1926. The) Rushing Oil and Fuel CONSUELO WED MARLBOROUGH tioni : | - . loning of Carpender. another communication from The commandant of the destroy- | aes A NPE “Where have you spent the last | gs Oct. 30,1926, and the last, er squadron at Guantanamo, Cuba, bageeennes Se eee {two or three months?” Case asked. | s reply Nov. 17, 1926. was ordered this afternoon to send firms Reports That Coercion l"In jail,” replied Carpender q — h couched, as is all such | destroyers to the assistance of the : Was Basis of Annulment. “Do you know when prior to | ; ~ - . ‘ sy iif ‘ BOC1E ted ‘TPSs ' - N | ndehce, M polite terms, the | PN-10 No. 2. The cruiser Raleigh. ~~ one Ta sees. Sg ] 999 ere = , ae ROME. Nov. 24.—An outline of | 5¢Pt- 14, 1922, you were at the Hall = ——- mi the Kellogg notes is Open |the nearest navy ship to the point Hits ORR A BES ey |house?” “Not since the spring of | ; 7} , | > . + Aeris f the “Orn? } “a ¢ )- rhe 2 se : ; ; BLACKIE : —_ Seamrucuen that a serious|where Commander Bartlett came | the jecision of the Roman Cathe 1922 Not for three or four months — WE‘VG& ——- has been reached in Mexican- |down, is steaming to Nueva Gero-j|lic tribunal, Rota, annulling the | aoirenen* a mee 4 ; 4 —- @ & is ' ~ © “> : © + -~ j . ° > i . petit BED-RIDDENS — ’ — — a ;na ¢ arrving oil] and fuel] for Bart- | marriage of Consuelo Vanderbilt ! Denies Mrs. Gibson's Story. TO BE EASIER on of intervention by the | sett | foes , wi eS. 7 and the Duke of Marlborough, | It has been testified by a wit- - fr» JOBS SOW — Slates, but the note ers Tf the other machine reaches " le . 1j to 1 ry en firms i ness in this case Jane Gibson that ' al that be , ; }made public day, confirms pre-j|*"**°™ AAS oe, . SAW TRAT — i implied threat that if the | panama this afternoon it will have oo rt ‘th t t “ at exe at the Phillips fargywen =— ty — PP ; , gwaoqus reporis tna — BEEN: ON A == Government persists SF ponempareceticome nde $8¥ora- tor-thet MOUS TI ho mich’ of 8 “oe en ae — nt ition, the recognitior ) ‘was granted on the ground that/t®e® might of Sept. 14, 1922; were | T SHI es , poston, the recognition | type, smashing the mark made-by),,. _— ey , - 2 o. ens pointing out The ex- . miles covered by Rodgers and, Pa eee an American} Diaze of glory H was on tx J ——— i, eae mae , secretly engaged to an American | . a . tg oe outside of the fire- — Ing arrived at in 1923.” terday, each carried a crew of four/tnsat she had commanded her | 20USES- Ss a former volunteer Uiderstanding referred to is| ™e” ijaughter to marry the Duke | fireman he has been pictured with — i 1e ° ‘ ua Litt ‘ aie ye Ai a. q ° hae ; , Sie’: ched between two Ameri- | H. T. Bartlett in Command. The sentence of the Tribunal re gs as S aeinee —s oe wed o Ame “cha au : : " ., | freely suggeste efore he took the missioners, John Barton|_ Wieut- Commander Harold T.| Rota annulling the WVanderbilt- | endian Seok tn would tel) the zs ~ and Charles B. Warr d Bartlett of Old Lyme, Conn., com- | Marlborough marriage says: “Dur- | 3 . we Maw n ey Be} mands the flight, and Lieut. Byron | ; ~e haner vrelee of Pood Pius and jury about the excellence of — commissioners prior I. Connell of Elizabeth, Pa., one cf! ing tne apPy reign I the New Brunswick Fire Depart- | recognit} yet , - ' a hbie ge ‘i 'ST. in the fifth year of the Pon- sion of the Obregon | +h. pilots of the PN-9 No. 1 plane | ~~~’ : | ment. y FONTAINE ‘FOX : _ (of the Rodgers expedition is in | tificate of His 5 IN por a A Well-Poised Witness. i re “5 . -_ ' + » -~ . - A* Jae Ps ‘on j 7 ‘ . u y, 920, the . Present acuteness of the | twenty-ninth day of Jul} | On the contrary, he took his place as a witness as well poised as any to testify thus far in the case and his vocabulary was im- pressive. His recital of the events of Sept. 14, 1922, and succeeding days, in so far as they concerned him, was little changed by the searching cross-examination He insisted steadily that he was asleep at the Hail home at 10 p. m., the approximate hour of the murder, and left the house only at -:30 a. m. to accompany his sister to the church to search for the absent rector. Simpson resumed his cross-ex- amination of Stevens today “I understond you said you knew Mrs. Mills only slightly?” “That’s| right.” | “Isn't it a fact that for a long) time you took letters to her home and spent hours there talking to Mrs. Mills and her daughter, Charlotte?” “Jt is not.” Henry Carpender, New broker, a cousin of the defendants, who also is charged with the mur- ; 3} | ders, was conducted into court from | ;thesjail when Willie's cross-exara- | | ination got under way. | Questioned as to Epilepsy. + Simpson had asked if Willie | would permit a state physician to/| talk with him about the possibilits ; 10.000 | i man, | Willi ee ee ee 1 | of his lMIrs. Dickson, previous witnesses for i ark r* ~ . , ‘ ,of the murder at a time w 1 Wil- 'the former high mark ached last re é he having epilepsy. Mr. nnd | ie state, who identified Willie a man who came to their home | in North Plainfield, on the evening | | as | insists he was at home, test:- that the man who came to house had _ epilepsy. This they said inquired the way to the Parker home, which is near the scene of theemurder. Replying to Simpson's question, said: “I would want to con- sult my lawyers.”’ “All right.” said Simpson. Then Willie came back with: “Ts | that permissible?” “Why. yes, I think you showed good judgmen‘*,” | replied Simpson. Simpson showed three shells which are supposed to be t a0oKne from which were fired the bullets! that killed Mrs. Mills. Willie examined them closely. snid ther were not from his re- Continued on Page 3. Colgmn =. tied their ee GIVES EVIDENCE IN HALL-MLLS TRIAL Displays None of the Od-. loffice building, which will bé with: | ithoroughfares, ‘ceremony at ee | : | | | yA : i+ * : , s* . 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Plans were announced today for ithe new Missouri Pacific Railroad ae aw and will cost $2,000,009, half of the the feet high covering western block bounded by Thirteenth, Olive P and Pine streets. Thirteenth sides, and will be the modern and unique American style of set-back architecture, accentuating vertica! lines. In this way, it will harmon- ize with other structures to sur- on the street ial Piaza and Pine constructed in round the plaza, including the new | which it} Telephone building, will resemble somewhat: Courthouse and, likely, hotel proposed for the eastern half of ths the Missouri Pacific building will occupy %1d buildings on the site, which fronts 193 feet on Thirteenth street and 100 feet on the are being wrecked Bell ] the Civil block will be 10 a. m. which will be the railroad’s form of thanksgiving. Excavators wil! yround tomorrow, begin work immediately, and ft is | planned to occupy the building by | the end of 1927. There will be 2° floors and a tower, in a series of four setbacks. The first two stories will cover the | entire lot and then the angular ta- pering will begin. Above the twelfth floor, 130 feet from the sidewalk. will be the second set- back. The third will be above the! eighteenth floor, 195 feet up, and the fourth above the twenty-second floor, 252 feet high. Height of the tower. above the twenty-second story, will be 44 feet. This space will be occupied by tanks and ma- chinery The design is such that Missouri Pacific Building, to Face Memorial Plaza c ’ : Eee y ea ts SS = “2 Pik lees re. he Sa aey : . . *» Des ’ . “Ta? ad ae &-& ‘ ee Fee! ia , oh Arsh ase TE : ye Yar - ~ ee é . . Z PP reer 7 a ? ow Saye ’ 2 in > - > = . . os SSRs 2 ; 12. StS ees FS as Steer wo : sms Pp r : 7 s .* Pet & 2 ey gas . . : . + ~ . . ‘ Re th tr . 2° ~~ . - : ap ates sot ~ - “? . « ye etal) ae Pk eS ee 7 : =o é 1 ORS SRI OPP 2 Beg ocrpde ©: SE ay aT a ee Socios PS pea _ 4 3 * item >. {Rare See a paces ate si > o>. = 5 4 s. 2+ es ee” SE ES De inl ee ees ees S ~tVy ry 7 . . 1! ie . say # sss ae ee a + rere ae ~ i he fuerets aad : > = “~~ P - *; ns. Pars FOS Fy Fea re ahere oe ee Bag eh toe SES Dead per tee ot athe 7 he en iin lee SP tt a Ee, tet dtr ° ? AON nO LOL Bek tt heel ht bap 1) kk hl par mh OR Gt em) pelt OEE OTH LEM 0 et AE whe pated” St heed OPA et et 1 . -_ . / St) . t oh oi rite tag ae ; ay! Fe fy epee vo) Pha Ee , rar Igy? she pL FE pe +: Sp afi pecl scbgi :- x . : L oF ; ota Se PoP ADS A Peete eee? 7) ined hh he ke hy Od of: Cesare . cf 4 Fade SPS op 8 J ld ‘ J 3 se hes fis: ° + dfn Mere dtogiptege cick Aus pobhcte sig “ £3 ff, ees PEE SEY @ ees SF ot . y ars eet Nds ig tole dedj ther! cote he eke te edt bee Be spite ee ible: UR t7 on ers a . “ef? caf ; Rie te ¥ mid , tess! fetrys OW nee: 7 ,oV if} } " Liberty bonds were stolen from /- ' ' , : the institution last Friday. They| made that the location should fit lhave not been recovered. in as closely as possible with the | The bonds were stolen on the} city’s plans for the Twelfth boule- lsame day that nearly $2000 was|vard Memoria! Plaza. ‘i | Louis M. Hall, Collector of Cus- taken from a branch bank of the | Fletcher Savings and Trust Co. by a robber who spent three hours 'fraternizinge with employes by pos- ing as a bank supply salesman be- toms, presided at the meeting and Postmaster Alt, Internal Revenve Collector Becker, District Attorney Breuer and heads of other local Federal offices were present. fore he finally drew a gun and a te ° ema etal ‘ ’ ’ ; eommitted the robbery. Officers B CEpreenes Os es On © ¢ the Wild bank said a man rep- the officials was requested by Col. phen D. P. Quinian, U. &. A., executive resenting himself as a supply saies- also visited their institution | jest Friday. Detectives are seek- | ing to establish if the two rob- |beries were committed by the ‘game man. | Coolidge to Fat Missouri Turkey. Associated of the co-ordinating board of Army, Navy and Coast Guard offi- cers. He made a survey of Fed- eral properties here in September. Urged Sale of A As was told at that time, Col. Quinian reached the opinion that By the Press. all Federal properties here should | WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—The be sold, and the preceeds used to President and Mrs. Coolidge will | prect a new building. He made no ‘observe Thanksgiving day by &t-/ gefinite recommendation as to site. tending morning union services at ar the time of his visit, Thomas H. the Metropolitan Memorial Metho- | Flinn of the supervising architect's dist Episcopal Church, and having | office, Treasury Department, was here inquiring tnto the matter of man — TO FIT PLAZA PLANS: .future, should it i'dinner in the evening at the White | House. With them will be Mr. and a similar tower ean be added. con- | M°S. Frank W ener of Boston. tinuing the shaft upward from the | The turkey will be a 24-pound bird, twenty-second floor, and making/the gift of Gov. Sam Baker of Mis- the eventual height about 405 feet. 'souri. be found desira- ble, an additional eight stories and sites for a new building. The officials meeting yesterday adopted a resolution approving the plan of selling the present proper- FALL EVADED TELLING WHO MADE LOAN, ree ene *. 'Finally Told Wisconsin | Senator and Smoot That E. B. McLean Had Let Him Have $100,000. ~ ee PUBLISHER TELLS OF | MAKE-BELIEVE LOAN McLean Relates That at _ Fall’s Request He Agreed to Say He Had Advanced the Cash. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—Ths story of Albert B. Fall's attempt to conceal the source of the $100,000 advanced him by EdWard L. Do- heny while he was in the Cabinet was spread on the record in all its detail today in the Fall-Doheny oil conspiracy trial. Senator Irvine L. Lenroot of Wisconsin, a former member of the Senate Oi] Committee, testified that hen he and Senator Smoot urged Toe to tell from whom he got the money, Fall named Edward B. Mc. * Lean, publisher of the Washington Post. McLean testified that at Fall’s request he had agreed to say he had paid the $100,000, then re- peated with added details the story | he told in the oll inguiry of Fall's appeal to him for help. With Senator Smoot of Utah. Senator Lenroot visited Fall at a hotel here while the in- quiry was in progress and urged him to tell the oil committee where ~we.got the £109,000 with which he purchased ranch property in New Mezco while he was a member of the Cabinet. It subsequently was disclosed that the money came from Edward L. Doheny, leasor of the Elk Hills Naval Reserve and a joint defendant with Fall in the conspiracy trial. , | The meeting at Atlantic City, Mc- Lean said, was arranged at Falls request. Fall's Request. Fall said, ‘Ned, would you ‘nind saying you made me that loan :a cash. Some of my political e¢- emies are deviling me.’ I can't give my reply exactly, but the up- shot was I agreed to say so.” McLean said he saw Fal! at Palira Beach, MMa., soon after that and just before McLean testified bi - fore Senator Walsh, the Senate wi! presecutor, that he had not lent Fall $100,000 in cash. “IT told Fall that 1 was to t-s- tify under oath ‘and I would have to tell the truth,” said Mclean. “He said, ‘why, certainly.’ ” At a still later conference, Fall showed him a telegram he was zo- ing to send to Doheny. McLean quoted the telegram as followr: “McLean to be examined by Walsh today. Facts may be disclosed. | also may be examined. Names need not come out.” “What did you say?” asked coun. sel. “I said, ‘I'll be damned.’” Told of Payments by Fall. Before the Senator took the stand the prosecution drew fror several other witnesses the deta!! of the payments made by Fall in the ranch deal. These included W. E. Harris and A. D. Brownfield. who were comncerned in the pur- chase. Former Senator Pomerene for the Government first asked Len- root whether he remembered that Harris and Brownfield had ap- peared before the oil committee and told of the purchage. “Yes,” he said. “Did you have a talk with Fa!i later?” “Yes, a day or two before Christ- mas in 1923 at Fall's room in the Wardman Park Hotei.” “Anyone with you?’ “Yes, Sen- ator Smoot, who had been chair- man of the committee.” “Tell what took place at this conference.” Frank J. Hogan, counse) for Doheny, objected, on the ground that the alleged conspiracy hed taken place long before the con- ference. Justice Hoehling over. ruled the objection. $10,000 Kose to $100,000. Lenroot then replic® that where- as Harris and Brownfield had toid of Fall paying over $810,006 in cash for the ranch, Fall disclosed during the hotel conference that he had had $100,000 in cash. and net simply the $10.000 about which the Senators knew. It was between 23 and 4 o'clock in the afternoom Lenprect paid, when he and Smoot called on Fa!'. Continued on Page 3, Cotums 4. | LENROOTSAYS : ; § rs oe a f # be : > =" ‘eat: 2 ¥ Lay “E oa REY Peed “, aki om tae tie ‘ aa St ee , . u 2 pe. peg SpTAmec Rh: Pate iy aie to Le eo ee t * ; : Q hi eae = Age | fe, i + : 3 ; § ® i ei Ne Os + eps 2 Romrtm ae ae as TT, tee ne net “2'8 i REINS A inetgis ta AS Lh jaceltitpeep in neta Pas sa tablicne napa tied in die ohare pelt tanith eh BNA Meer: ia eT eee dee ee ~~ *% “ ad wy " * ene on Ded a re + ee) 2 ee —_ - om 9S Sa 04 te Seti aly a Deron Shoe | we
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Pe : ae Bie BE Sear SR Vag , ae ae Peet pe Og A | Re EEN * ee . : - tery: waiaidiliaiailiaee: sii ct — Sie a am oy we : : fee BOR: b CE te NM a SR et eo teen lig gy SADE t aS Re, ee hetta Sag + snag Fs ps Duy. “4 ‘ ‘ aD # pee +4 “aration of PAGE 2 . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926 —5T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— FAIRMOUNT CLUB HELD APARTY 10. BETTING ON RACES ; j Judge Bernreuter at Ed- wardsville Overrules De- murrer to Loser’s Suit) to Recover $11,765. ORGANIZATION NOT The Navy’s N on-Stop _ Flight to Panama 121 GANGS OF PIRATES MERE STAKEHOLDER [LE Court Finds That It Clearly. Took Care of One End of Proposition and the Wa- gerer the Other. oe | An important opinion nh gambling at the Jockey Club’s track near Collins- } ville was given yesterday by Cir-) cult Judge Bernreuter at Edwards- | ville. The Jockey Ciub, self the custodian of the capacity of stakeh interested third tually a party t Judge Bernretter The ruiing to a suit of George J. Louis to recover $11,765 to have been lost by on wWarious races at track. The Judge ruled mon’s petition showed cause for trial. will come up the January term of court. Club Not a Stakeholder. its demurrer the club denied | it had wagered with Simon. | demurrer asserted that the} elub made no bets with anyone, that it acted merely as stakeholder | for moners placed in a pool ; outsiders, and that bearing Se opinion was a demurrer * that ed # a” sufficte as Tn »-- that The it divided the |} pool and received a commission for | ts service. “The court finds. however.” said Judge Bernreuter, ‘that in the dec- plaintif? (Simon) such facts are set out that take de- | fendant (Fairmount Jockey Club) | out of the class of pool settlers and | stakeholders. he os ew “The defendant makes a proposi- | The patron | takes it up and puts up the money! with de- | deal | tion as to each horse. in sums correspdnding fendant’s system. Patrons with no other patrons, but with de- fendant alone. “The defendant setties with tDpose who win. Those who win are not informed how much money the so- called stakeholder be divided. It do« them, because the; rectiy with the propositions as posted on letin board. Club Clearly on the Side of Bet. “The deciaration clearly states 2 | ease where the defendant Fair- mount Jockey Club took care /f | ness. /and give all the facts. fand Fal! wanted the whole |} before Fall got the | addressed: i had ithe $100,600. : The Fall Centinued frem Page One. certain transactiors ——— ee quire about fecting his ranch,” said the wit- “He said it was a private | matter, but he would tell the com-_| mittee about it, except that he; would not disclose th source | from which he had obtained the, money to finance the purchase ot \ the Harris rancnh. were several | which he could ot “Fall said there sources from hich hh t the money, that he had one 1d who was talking about buy- ranch to raise thor- He said buy the ranch, im the money. | enroot said he told Fall he! 7 come before the committee Fall finally the $100,-) 7 , a‘ said he had received | 900 from Edward B. McLean, pub-. | tification lisher of the Washington Post. On cross-examination, Lenroot, said that Fall had come to him in! and asked for expedition of | Senate inquiry, saying the va- | lidity of the contracts was involved, | matter as cleared up. McLean was then called to the stand. The produced pubdlisher spondence he had with Fall e regarding the New -Iim 2 -4e44 from in November, 1921, urchase of ranch property in fexico. This was a short e $100,009 } Doheny. Fali’s letter to the publisher was “Dear Ned.” and was a bulky affair. He wrote that he 7000 acres in his ranch, but more acreage. He couid buy the Harris neh adjoining, he said, but did not have the money, and suggested that McLean needed ‘advance $132,500 to buy the prop- erty, he and Fall to form a stock company both ranches. Fall placed the value of his own hoild- ings at $300,000. McLean, addressing “Dear Albert,” replied that cia] affairs prevented him considering the proposal. . ,0orFr Fal! as from Agreed to Say He Had Made Loan. After the letters had been read, the publisher told the jury of a visit to him by Fall at Atlantic City. in December, 1$23, at which he agreed to say he had loaned This was prior visit of Smoot and Lenroot the Harris * + Fall early fn a. 7 + sift A > > iarris LPSuiis.eG mat oh was bo s&s b Vv y i _ "ok * ‘ A= ~~ ra | December, 1921. Fall paying $19,- ’ - one side of its own gambling prop- |, osition on each horse and the pa- | trons the other.” Judge Bernreuter also noted that! the demurrer set up a secondary! defense that the Act of 4887 pro-; hibited interference with the Op- | eration by associations of enclosed fair grounds and racing tracks. | The Judge remarked that this act! does not repeal anti-gambling sec- | tions of the Illinois criminal code and “does not sanction book-mak- ing and pool selling.” Because the case before him in- volves a civil claim, Judge Bern- reuter did not rule on whether the operations at Fairmount track vio- late criminal statutes. His opinion, | however, opins the way for a flood of suits by bettors to recover sums) lost. How Fairmount System Works. | _ -_ a. tec hnical Fairmount. procedure a bettor Under the followed at “invests” ~—that is, “horse winning a race. wins the “Investor” fund.” The elub a “contribution” of less than $2 In his petition. filled last July Bimpeon said he was present at Fairmount on 17 racine days, tha’ ‘ ‘4 gets a will not accent he bet $13,028 on a total of 208) races, ancé collected $1258 on seven races. from $20 to $159. ' F The Commercial Ciub of Granite tty and the Tri-Cities Minister‘a! Alliance have been campaigrins against gambling at the Fairmount track and the Madison Kennel Ctub | County. | State's Attorney Brown and Sheriff | track, both in Madison Deimling have refused to interfere. and Attorney-General Carison, ap-| pealed to by a Commercta! Club. committee, said !t was a matter for the county authorities te de-| cide. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER Published oats e whe Puy ? ly by Pulitzer Publishir Co.. Twelfth Boulevard and Qirs Sarees, ‘Member Audit Bureac of rewlations). MEMBER OF BE ASSOCIATED Piiiscrs The Aanotio Prees te exclusively cr- titled repu>iicat ; , Rd =m of al use for ee credited te it or not other wise credited fm this paper anc ale> the loos! news pablished therein. All rignts cf =m Of special dispatches herein reaervred. 4. erchange. My carrier © ec OF euteltows Daity only. S0c month: Sundar. ‘i0e a f}counse!l produced a check for $16..- ’ in the future of a horse | in the prospects of the (° If the horse | w3 fabout the sale or the way he The individual bets ranged | El Paso, testifie: in cash to bind the bargain. “In what denominations were the bills?” asked former Seantor Pom- erene, for Government. “TI think they all were $100 Dbilis, in 000 in the itwo packets of $5000 each.” Money th “Small Handbag.” Harris said Fall had the money in “ a small handbag.” That was the only cash that passed in the transaction, the other pavrments, totaling $$1.500, being by check. Atlee Pomerene of Government 6000 dated Dec. 21, 1921, and pay- able to Harris. The witness sald it was given him by Fall !n payment ' cattle on his ranch. mn cross-examination, Hogan, Dehney’s attorney, out that the cash 2 made tn the office of Fall's son-in- for the a he aw. © { . “=. at E} Ferre Tn a a g£an the office Paso, Tex. severa! asa *=ustoams “There a Brownfield, vou: w, and your sister were there ’”’ a , * co keep aqtutet was : >. 4% . i i’iG@ Pa&ii asa ron "No ee "OU nh paying you?” “Did he lelar filing “we.” Tells of $10,000 Payments. Brownfield, whose at that he and Har- Fall at El Paso. Dec 5 1921, and received the $10,000 nay- ment on the Harris ranch. “Did Fall have other that time*” asked. “TI did The parment, witness said, was made Dec. at Fall’s home at Three Rivers, and consist- ed of one check for $23.900 ana fanother for $16,900. The third (Payment was in January. , ASK the tha anh ore it¢ ADers A nA0om1e ‘s ~~? a? a7 .8 me sia there at not see anv.” the eg next jor $20,900. | “Has the purchase price been |paid tin full?” “It has” Under cross-exyamination, Brown- i field also said there was no reqtest |for secrecy. When Fall began th- /hegotiations in OctebBer, continued he witness, he saf@ he would have to borrow the me@ney from friends ‘In the East. “Did he say he might get tt from | Edward B. McLean’” asked Wilton \J. Lambert, counsel for Fall. “Yes. it remeber he mentioned Mr MWe. | Lean’s name.” Through George B. Florey. vice President of the State Bank at El Paso, the Government showed that on Dec. 7. 1321. Chase, _Pall's son-in-law: deposited $13.500 to his own account and that on +! ! .iman- to! to! | Elk Hills lease be modified to pro- ' vide for oil storage on | from the Navy to the | partment ; and (suggested ex a * “Te ~ ? il a Chase, then collector — —_——~ OS) Soeferm Pom — ; VW poet 2 ete WINE ELECTION OFFICIALS HELD: $25,900 | Nationa! | > ~ ws > SBS AS ABOVE is one of the PN-ro sea- planes on the epochal test flight. Below is Lieutenant-Com- mander H. T. Bartlett, head of the expedition, and at the right is a map of the Southern Atlantic ‘coast, with the route indicated by, bro ——- Fall and Chase t account with a total | ~ efi ? om Yas qin 200, fnciudin a he $13,600 previously ~* transfer r: deposited by Chase uch of session the ken ading of papers re- ng to the Doheny Pear! Harbor storage contract and Elk Hills Specifications for the Pear! Har- bor project were produced by Com- | nander H. Stuart, especially as- by ~27¢ an L404 be A. the Navy to oe ' furnish as might be desired. Roberts, specta)} the Government, many Paragraphs of specifications to the jurors. I midst of the presentation a im the ~-+-* ~—s *see pt se. oo 2 reeng nt tae = ¥ sall of documentary evidence Josephus Dantels was called to the stand, but occupied it only a minute. He gaid he was Cabinet from March 4, March 4, 1$21. “Were any leases to drill of] on naval reeerve No. 1 (Elk Hills) !s- sued during the time?” Govern- " t unsel asked. ‘“‘None.” any applications for in aa 1913, to “Were there leases?" ‘Yes. ut none was wranted?” “No.” “You may cross-examine the wie ness,’ ggaid Roberts. “We have nothing %& piied Frank J. Hogan, chief eel for Doheny. Hogan made ask.” re- a matter of rec- ord that the specifications for the Pearl Harbor arrangement were prepared the Navy Department, not in the Interior Department. Reads Denby’s Letter to Fall. oA aid Roberts read a letter from Edwtn | Denby, as Secretary of the Navy,. to Fall, asking that the Dohen ’ . the Atlantic Coast. Such a provision later Was lease. The ; ~ a. > hae ea ™ +ha incorpc ra cu i Lis Government attorney also read 4a, letter from Fall to Doheny, in July, thanking him for his “patri- ‘ action in surrendering a por- tion of his lease in Elk Hillis, con- sisting of offset weils. Harding's order transferring the oi! Intertor De- evidence between Fall former ‘ 'e executive . =f + President was put into along with letters Denby in which the change of crude oil for ofl, and Denby agreed. Head of Geological Survey First and Only Witness Yesterday. Having out "ases, with & he 7HA 4A Lie $ Ly" ~ v fr al pivotal coun business but of the by Doberny (yovernment got down to the trial late yesterday, to bring on any ears. Nevertheie ‘nse ‘ time Ty ~~. -™ 3 re estimated reserve — --.- - Awe Darre.:Ss QO. Cruad oo ~ ~ wi ow mf ACA Aan ti, an t this supply would seepacs into private t land if it were allowed be deplete wells on ad- rn re. - all * main in the ground as it was. Wizil. o-Ft —_-_ se Wiliam B. Wilson, op- to | such official do-ru- |! the Whlison | coun. | reserves | oper- LOOTED STEAMER Canadian Nuns and Coat From Priest. By the Associated Press. HONGKONG, Nov. 24.— With their safe arrival at Kongmoon to- day came the revelation that Fa- ther W. A. Fletcher and seven Ca- nadian nuns had survived raids by 91 different gangs of pirates on the steamer Walthoi, bound from Kongmoon for Yeungkong. The priest and the nuns were robbed and locked in a small state- room for 60 hours. The vessel wé looted. Twelve well ng as passengers, shot the Chinese soldier guards, the pur- ser, cashier and clerk of the Wali-i hoi, beached the vessel, robbed the passengers and leisurely removed ,the cargo of kerosene, food sup- ‘plies and furniture. The Chinese passengers were taken ashore bY} 4 the bandits and held for ransom. - After the first party of pirates left the Wathoi, 20 other gangs of PANAMA CANAL robbers boarded the vesgel at dif- ferent times for loot. The last gang ' | cuir oF MEXICO | “48 Bee4, \ dressed Chinese, pos- SE, P io _— % === | was reduced to stealing the shoes URGE $10,000,000 worn by the nuns and Father Fletcher’s hat and coat. The nuns and the priest are from the Mary Knoll mission. The first piracy occurred Nov. 11. FEDERAL BUILDING TO FIT PLAZA PLANS Centinued from Page One. d ties, except unanimity as to the postoffice, some > bel postoffice on pla imity to Union retained. } The officials disctssed the prices/ing various district improvement which might be obtained for vari- | cus most valuable, by common consent, ts Eighth, str ing and agreed, would be rot 090,000. Other } cluded in the sale are the southeast corner the old Custom House now stands an len of bought with th ing a new Federal office buliding | there. The Arsenal, at Second and ,. senai | dis offices of the Arsenal should be in, the new Federal Building, as time is now lost and much expense incurred in the necessary commun- tcation between the officers of th Arsena! and the Government’s rep- resentatives ent wide distri Fin pense and delay business. ALLEGED BURGLAR’S $2500 {Sens tt — PROTEST AGAINST REPEAL OF FREE BRIDGE TOLL CURB Speakers at Citizens’ Association that there was not the present main Eighteenth street, eed there for the sake of prox- Station, should be ieving that Twenty-seren persons, represent- and business asosciations. attended | o The the meeting of the Citizens’ Free | ~ Federal holdings here. | | Bridge Association, at Knights of| ‘Columbus Hall lIast night. The! Ninth. Olive and Locust! bodies now represented in the or-/t Its value for office Dulld-; ganization are the West H retail business use, it was! Men's Association, South For-! less than $5,-} est Park Residents’ Association and | | Tenth Ward Improvement Associa-| the Federal building site at; Sets. ness - > ieee . ai we were pres-) by asked to'| ist organizations, but re-/| lied that they would have to take matter up in meetings for ap- H. A. Loevy of the West! provement of Third and Olive, where! ent invitation their i the lot at the southeast corner! Fourth and Chestnut streets, /t intention of locat- | proval. End orggnizatiom and Alorsius Ro-)} ; denhaver of the South Forest Park | | Association were the chief speak-'! ers. They spoke against any repeal; 0 'of Ordinance 29,501, which prohib- its tol] charges by railroad com-' much; panies using the bridge. Without: | this ordinance, they insisted, a bridge could not be kept free a a = - ~ tncluded in us held that streets, was cussion, and it +h wad of Spectal Honorable , daughter of the Inchiquin, in 19905, vorced from her in the civil courts | a few years 124 | are Protestants, nd killed | made recently to the Catholic curia iof Westminster for annulment of ‘marriage on the gtouad of defec- | itive legality. The annulment was whose name closed. This would explain his de- sire to obtain an annulment of his former Protestant. It is presumed also that Assert It Prevents Monopoly h by Railroads. Cc agreement ~ nd Busi-/ the the been +s ime lady-in-waiting to to wh of 'MARCONI ASKS CHURCH TO ANNUL MARRIAGE | | 2 ‘Last Band Took Shoes From | Radio Inventor, Protestant, D1 vorced in Courts, Reported Desirous of Remarrying —— Chicago Daily News. CopyrigSt, 1926. ROME, Nev. °4.—Senator Gug- lielmo Marconi, the radio inven- tor, is seeking ecciesiatical annul- ment of his marriage, it has been disclosed in connection with his ‘audience with the Pope. Senator Marconi married the Beatrice Oo’'Briegn fourteenth Baron and was di- ago. Although both application was rovisionally granted. Final annulment requires confir- mation by the Sacred Congregation f the Rota in Rome, which will confirm the annulment if no legai | flaws are discovered in the verdict f the lower court. Three children were born to Sen- ator and Mrs. Marconl. According to the precedent in the Marlbor- ough case their legitimacy would t be affected by the annulment. Reported Desirous of Remarriage. t is reported Senator Marconi esires to marry a woman in Rome has not been dis- marriage, though he is a e will join the Roman Catholic hurch. The technical reason for annul- ment of the marriage by the Curia f Westminster was a condition agreed upon by the bridegroom at the insistence of the bride. This Was to the effect that e marriage should be dissolved if couple were unable to agree. This, under the Catholic ecclesi- law, invalidates the mar- automatically since Catholic holds marriage indissolvy- any limitation of it can- validity. , zed in Catholic Church. Senator Marconi was baptized Catholic Church, but has not i communicant. His children. lthough baptized as Catholics. ave been educated as Protestants. Marconi’s former wife was at one the Queen tan esa £ Italy. All preparations hare try the case before ich will take cognizance the Westminster trial, but also ill weigh all the evidence anew. FARMERS ASSAIL JARDINE’S EXPOSITION'S r (The Department of Agriculture, Urges an Investigation by Congress. By the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. POLICY AS NATIONAL SCANDAL , ——ie —_. Guarantors of the. a Louts Exposition, told « . they would be calleg. bane © Paid. | | The guarantee oe (000, mostly subscribed ‘the firms and individual & = $1000 each. Thus, the re Commerce seeks to collestaes. mately half the aa ee guarantee. “On account of culty in arriving a€7 amount to be vage,” a letter to “tt is tmpossible at say definitely what deficit will De and Committee therefore. each from guarantors 0 the. accounts may be eG. books closed as soon “Of course ft is unp@eee any Dart of this sum net me settle the deficit In fall ai turned, pro rata, te entesiiiaied The Chamber oneé mend that unfavorable rei, the failure of the ex oh its cost. It ran in eeu sg from Sept. 4 to 26, Commerce so that the. | because of the calamitous eco- inoemic conditions now surrounding | agriculture which calls for con- |; structive leadership. “This is a national! scanda] of ithe first order, calling for a |searching congressional investiga- | tion as contemplated in the Wheel- | er resolution now pending before the United States Senate.” No mention was made of the grounds for the assertion concern- ing the Jardine policy but ft ts un- derstood that the resolution its an |} outgrowth of the controversy be- , tween the Secretary of Agriculture and William H. Settle, president of the Indiana Farm Bureau Federa- tion, which involved charges by the latter that Jardine lacked a sym- pathetic interest In the problems of Middle Western farmers. MAN LEAPS INTO RIVER FROM BRIDGE IN VIEW OF WORKMEN Calis “Good-by” and Waves to POLICE HELP tui Workmen; Body Disappears in Woman With Invalid Hushen the Mississippi. Four Children, An unidentified man, about 59} Mounted District “oy years old, leaped from the middle licited contributions of fe bE b- span of Free Bridge into the Mis-|#24 clothing to relieve ty sissippi River at 7 a. m. today © fone of Mrs. Reba Moore, after calling “good-by” and wav- dren, aged 4 to 16 ing to a group of workmen cross-/| invalid busband, ing the bridge on a truck en route| were found destitute In to the Cahokia plant of the Union room frame house at 6346 J Electric Light and Power Co. 3 avenue, The workmen reported to East A patrolman collected St. Louis police that they first saw food and fuel in the neigh! the man standing outside the south/to last them a week. - railing of the bridge with his over- *, = : NEF Hep tae! | neared him he waved to them and monopolistic control. Alderman Rtiefling. who has in- | troduced a measure for the use of the bridge, tncluding repeal of Or- es, it was agreed, makes for ex-/ dinance 29,591, explained his bill. transaction of) William Cotter. president of the } Manufacturers’ Railway, which is) asking that the southern approach | [to the bridge be built immediate-| downtown. The pres- ution of Federal! of- ee NT eR Oe in ase 11A.M.to Thursday { ‘ :30 P. M. q 25 } j } BUSY BEE 2nd Fwcr-4:7 N.7th Thanksgiving Dinner ; | Nov. 25th ¢ SSS = = ily, was present, but did not speak.‘ | —_ BOND ORDERED FORFEITE Ossing today or- | Judge ~ we & dered a forfeit of the $2500 bond | of + iO ~t "ale he 2 | i ne 8 OES |. Willlam Borman when he falled appear for trial on charges of degree burglary and liar- cen Borman. whose address on court rex arrested on 7 @ * ~ a T a yala -ords is 6418 DerDdy avenue, was Nov. 22, 19234, on a arge of robbing the home of Mrs. Moeckel, 1426 Amherst In arresting Borman, Spe- of ial Officer Fred Benz was killed. , = . came up yesterday for trial. attorney, Verne co » large of murder. co-, ss & Borman was acquitted of a remaining burglary charge His | Lacy, was rot in | Judge Ossing tola Bor- re hr ~ — & man he would have to go to trial At an . a CPOIKtSrOarn S > ~ - »~- 2p. m. even if the Court had to an attorrer. Borman left and did not return . Amine » Pass & Ithough Lacy was there for the | ‘rnoon session. This morning , , representative of Lacy again an- | } _— Fas te Broce ha mer oc ' | Ro disagreed with suggestions | silted Wales presented the es . » te Sioca hl r Harry on of sh inflicted by his wifes tn an alteres- ; tion at > nm -A SI ia‘ ec was His bond ts signed —— ORTH Lim ready but Borman ) Waitresses Invade Guildhall. LONDON, Nov 24.—Tradition ken last n'ght when for the the history of Guild- instead of walters were emplored. The was the banquet of the Institute of archi- at which Prince of fitute'’s gold Ragnar Ostberg of + ome oo in we hie La 1? + ** i bvbangqurets women "ec" om ya. the + Prof Dies After Betng Shot by Wife. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Nov. 24.— y BE. Walsh, 40 years old. at e time a candidate for Governor | Arkansas, died today from gun- ot wounde alleged to have beon >rising a menu cioualy Ly. Chicago +h ) > Ar. Minneapolis tage ° Solid rock ballast road bed. Double track of heaviest in i i ‘ natin Stent : returning. = a > ITED All the comforts of the modern home, hotel and club «re yours to enjoy as you ride in this all-steel palace of the rails. A Meal as Famous as the Train Special $1.50 table dhote dinner com- of the finest foods, deli- ready to serveat 6p.m. 6:30 p. m. - 705 a. m. 7-40 a. m. The best of everything in the Best of the West. Fer complas detaiis, -. kets and reserwanens. apoty m= coat under his right arm. As they DR, WALTER S. then jumped. They said his body -came to the surface almost !mme- diately after he struck the water. fioated a few feet and then dis- appeared again. The man was about five feet eight inches tall, weizhed between 140 and 1560 pounds and was wear- ing a dark suit and soft hat. Dr. Walter & Lewin 44 old, 4857 Sacraments nus last night at Christian ) pneumonia, after am fliness af days. He had practiced ime for 13 years in St. Lewin | survived by his widow anda . é Night Hawk On an overnight trip de you like to leave en! stil] reach The logical place to purchase q RCA Radiolas Brunswicks — including the Super-Heterodyne CONVENIENT TERMS UNEXCELLED & AF OLIAN COMPANY ¥ mISSOURI ; ». > 1004 OLIVE STREET A Wonderful Array of Good Th OM y see. Pursuant to this order, | ps koo hangout at 106 urteenth street, Courts Building, ipitately through the ‘Several Caught in Raid. his automatic tn the h his brother, Gus, fa, a young Italian, hown by the nickname the H vo hi dis ed Gang despite his extraction. The hh ~ ners got away, down the alley. In telling his story, Buselaki de- | "I didn’t think anything of the mir until next day when a couple Gangsters waylaid me near my: me at 904 Carr street and began | I was hit and slightly heard Y life "Tvs worn a bullet proof stee! ‘ver since I left the hospital. yesterday when — ve carried am auto-’| it Sad to. Not a day dur- da hulf years has gone; im my having a mighty fat the other side was | me. That's why I was fn | on Four- | m th. | Bolira aq to name the gangsters of Fei om he has lived in fear. but the | -Dispatch has learned from , 50 sources that he had incurred | ® enmity of the Italian faction eS that while he was not a memz- | of the Cuckoo gang he had the | wi ndship of many of its members.| ‘ all started " he said. on March nt. mad. Waylaid Near Home. ng. anded. “During my time tin the hospital Plenty to convince me that Wasn't worth thirty cents. | £angsters who had fired at me out to get me and I had to do off. Il ¢ bething thr to head them 12,'7* “On that day some ers came to my filling sta- and wanted me to go {in on @ th them. I won’t say what deal was, except that it wasn’t I refusee and they went th : : “see men to help my two's “S guard me and I haven't Cut of the sight of one of since. Wearing '? And I’ t+ ss two an Withou,r idea + afte; Brown's place mth Strees ves@rday.”’ in Truce Report. *2Dlained of Fr th e % _o 2? that the news ac-* ‘he truce between the | ed ~ , Ms and uckoos had convinced | qt him too & possibility of peace | He appealed to the try to smooth out his ,! » he said, because he had . among them whom he knew ed called “use he’s been a friend 2D Herman Tipton.” he | : ‘22: to talk she One of the Cuckoo lead- & conferee at the peace *as seen running away hangout yesterday by the Just what Me intends to make for his laki, ig not known to hy . hearing Buselaki’s story | + wi . arrange- |
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 3 ee eee li BEING In Court on ‘Murder Case Writ NDED FOR TWO RS BY GUNMEN Buselaki Hired Body- | : Wore Bullet-Proof Steel Vest and Carried _ Automatic Pistol. The guarantee fund was 000, aga subscribed by pr : pi) | EPISODE OF firms and individuals ineumg@ GANG FEUD $1000 each. Thus, the Chamber Commerce seeks to collect app mately half the amount of guarantee “On account of delay ang culty in ring at the » jamount to be realized from vage,’ a letter to Cuarantors « “it ie impossible at this oy say definitely what the exzace ¢ deficit will be and the Committee therefore requests $5 each eFuarantors fo that accounts may be settled and ¢ books closed as soon as possible “Of course !t is understood # any part of this sum not needeg Settle the deficit in full will bes pened, pro rata, to phew rhe Chamber once more dec that ‘unfar orable weather eg the failure of the exposition ty aie its cost. It ran in Forest page sence fromm Sept. 4 to 26, inclusive, siser. Buselaki’'s constant watch for POLICE HELP P NEEDY F mis a sort of a side episode oman Cuckoo-Italian gang war. Ww With Invalid Husband which a truce was declared aft- Pour Children. ie a conference of representatives | Mounted District police today Photh sides last week, and it was} licited contr ibutions of food, . nib gecking some share of this | and clothing to relieve the @ that he fell into the hands | of Mrs. Reba Moore, her four 4 WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24. 1926 ATTORNEY DROPS WRIT |MAN, LOST 36 YEARS, FOR CONVICT’S WIFE! FOUND IN POORHOUSE: Mrs. Mabel Robinson Taken! He Had Beek Reported Killed || T Back to Jail at Clayton | in Snow Slide and His H After Brief Hearing. | Legacy Apportioned. | An attractive, well-dressed young | Special to the Post-Dispatch. || | woman entered the Pierce Building; SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24.—Ed-|_ & in 2 N Seeree™ wal 3° + eee @ pean os, aes eee nit May Mire ee A aes Rabatcetesap ae Seat Ske wns wey ey, Bas $05 ete DPS Ca JE I SON RARE on Caseyville road in S8t. Clair County by St. Louls detectives. His companion, “Mulehead” §Si- mon, wounded. Oct. 6--Joseph Bommarito, || Italian gunman, shot by detec- tives In chase at Eleventh and O'Fallon streets. James Lica- voli, a companion, and Police Sergt. Homer Knox, wounded. The men without gang af- filiations who fell during the feud. were: Feb. 5—Constable Ohmer Hockett and his companion, John Balke. shot by Horseshoe Lake moonshiners and thrown into a shallow grave. Ina sub- sequent investigation a truck driver told Federa] agents he had hauled sugar to the farm for John Giangola, Italian leader. The lease to the farm was signed “J. Ganlo,” a name sometimes used by Glannola. Sept. 25—Frank Christian, shot by gunmen in Submarine Bar at Fourteenth and Chest- nut streets when Dattalo and Rubino were killed. Oct. 15—Kustandy Ajlouny, Detroit linen peddler, shot by gunmen near John Gliannola’s home in apparent belief he was an imported gunman. His com- panion, Louls Badrah, critical- ly wounded. Baw Those who were killed as a direct result of the*+ protracted fight were: mer Lhe eM ae ARE A an Rog” rk “4 ° oh eA nah RRA 0s A eR Ie ASF CONOR: I. lee” IEE Ne In, Guarantors of the Greater , : Louis Exposition, told on Oct, they would be called upon g up a deficit of about $36,009, i are being asked to sen mate $50,000 to the Cp Commerce #0 that the bills be the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—Queermt Marie of Rumania and her chiil- dren, Prince Nicolas and Princess Illeana, are aboard the steamship Berengaria today on their way home to Bucharest, where King Ferdinand is iil. | Refore the Berengaria esaltied, ; ’ ; By ~ AREER A PAI LDAP OES (ME ONS OR OE MON FRI Me ite aap °% RP oe a ae NPG RAN PP Hy _A passerby might have noticed her|.+ 2 note! rubbing elbows with the Aug. 29-—-Joseph Schambra, fur-collared coat or her face, pretty | ‘best of them, but de didn’t choose Italian bootlegger, shot by gun- in a way but suggesting a woman | to be. Life's swift, unfolding plan men at Ninth and Wash streets. with a mind of her uwu. | had brought him suddenly from ot.- Sept. 3—Caesar Cipriano, a She wag Mrs. Mabel Robinson, |scurity and poverty to ease and|;| /eading Italian gunman, and 27 years old, wife of “Chippy” | riches, but he scoffed at both. Joseph Manzella, an associate, | Robinson, one-time “boss killer” of As Harrison sat hobnobbing with || Shot as they got into Cipriano’s |'the Egan gang, now in Atlanta|his former cronies, rather uncom-||; Machine in front of St. Louis prison. 'fortable in a new suit and stiff Baptist Hospital after a visit | eye eee ee eT wee ee ee eT eT eres paic. * * RIO lt AeA OS Race £6 GNP, ry aay oe! 200 persons were received in the || royal suite and the farewell cheers lof other hundreds crowded on the pler were acknowledged by the royal visitors from the deck. tefore the Berengaria salied: Queen Marie received representa- tives of the press in the Royal sulte. | “As to any stories which may | have appeared,” she said, “saying that I had made any criticism of my reception or of America, they are pure fabrications. Every mo- ment I have spent in this country has been a happy one.” She said she had been particu- larly impressed by the itnmensity and efficiency of everything in America. She also spoke in warm praise of the police who éscorted her at every stage of her tour. “Never have I been so well pro- tected,”’ she said, “but never, I am sure, have I been In so little need of protection. I have always felt that I could walk through the dens- est crowd alone and hear nothing but words of love.” The Queen bade farewell to “her dear America” by radio after “her dear America” by radio yes- terday after a 20-day tour of the United States in a special train that covered 10,090 miles. All told, 220 pieces of baggage a Mga th a eres: AON OEM ENTS fy iO Sine OR OBE OY eat Ses Her companions were St. Louls/ collar. Leslie Sutherland, rich stre-t with rank Agrusa, who had County Deputy Sheriffs who had |railway official and twice mayor brought her from Clayton jail where | of Yonkers, N. Y., was speeding ' she has been a prisoner since Sun- | east with his wife. They had left ‘day morning when she was found Harrison behind until April. [Tor beside the bullet-riddled body of Harrison, it was revealed is tne Jack Barrett Jr.. in a snow-covered | >rother of Mrs. Sutherland, lis- road in St. Louis County. covered by her through a strange | Brought in on Writ. quirk of fate after 36 years of sep- ration in which the brother had Apparently the jealous power of been supposed to be dead. the gangster husband had reached Four days ago Mrs. Sutherland || out from the penitentiary, through | ,...44 nim in the poorhouse. Yes.| friends, to strike down @ rival. +. aay she tried to prevail on hin || But Mrs. Robinson, remembering to return with her and her hus- her gang ethics, refused to say band to Yonkers but Harrison de- anything about the murder. She} ciqed to stay in California unti was held without bond, Clayt ton | spring. authorities hoping to get some in- | formation from her before resump- | tion of the inquest Friday. Her attorney. Sigmund Bass, Station Proprietor One of Men Taken by Police Regardless of Cuckoo- Italian Truce. | Bounded for two and a gears by gangsters intent on ing him, never away from oneiof the members of his hired body- or abroad eptttneast his bul- proof gtee] vest and automatic. —— proprietor of an red gasoline filling station at and Wash streets, today told: story of his precarious ex-| to Chief of Detectives been wounded in a previous shooting. Sept. 5—Pete Webbe, Cuckoo, shot by gunmen at Virginia avenue and Davis street. His companion, Thomas Brennan, seriously wounded. Sept. 23—-Tony Dattalo and Joseph Rubino, Italians. shot in raid by gunmen on Subma- rine Bar at Fourteenth and | Chestnut streets. Michael Dat- || talo, Gus Catanzaro and Harold || Cressy wounded and Frank t Christian, a bystander, killed. | | ¢; rri' 2 Nae LOONIE Llp’: REE NS AE SA AE i ’ * a ° aa Pe o- sty tdadon aoe ee . » PAS IR eyed RRS Rp : half | 2773 sii@- tg, eae oa ve me Wis . varie « et Ten AE RS a Ae oe Those who died in encoun- ters with policemen were: July 1—Anthony Selyageal, | Cuckoo, shot in a running fight aot REMI Enlisted in Army. In a dingy room the old man told |his story. Asa youth he had been //| had asked the Appellate Court, in| Fordham University. ‘is trae name | FATHER FINDS FAMILY OF FIVE WALTER N, DAVIS ELECTED MISSING SINCE FRISCO FIRE} SUPREME COURT COMMISSIONER a habeas corpus suit, to order her| was William Karg, but he ran} release on bond. A hearing was| a away and enlisted in the army as | Lost, in Telephone Directory 1 Sitting FE. ‘n Banc; Has Formerly and Reunion Follows. Held Same Position. to be held at 10:30, and Mrs. Rob-| |Edward P. Harrison. He spent 15 | the Associated Press. JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. inson waited in the ¢ourtroom, years in the army, then many more | ® whispering occasionally with her| asa wanderer. His name appeared | EUREKA. Cal., Nov. 24.—George | The Supreme Court en banc today Brooks of Loletta, near here, has| ¢lected Walter N. Davis of St. —4 ‘ be pe a yu ut t 1 - rt to last ckoo hango at orth urteenth street, a block from the | sh, iy WALIEN 8. LEWIS MiMiien or 10 men who fea Physician I Three Days of ipitately through the monia. Practiced Here 13 Ya were murda collected *ne ; moons the neigh borhg a week. ho tn e oe ~~ « _ co } + imiarines ios : ii tas 4 . i. aes . 4 ? 3 ¢ 7 kK 7 rm Arr 'q 4 as i 4 Le eS Ju pi diy aw 4 ‘ MABEL ROBI N SON. Contradicts Mother's s Story. Were Af. atae 4 : Laid i chin thin, Mrs. Robinson, coo! and self-pos-| Seven years later, ; sessed sat with her legs crossed, | h revealing tan silk hose and new/a patent leather oxfords. A blackie silk turban concealed her hair and of the she rested her on her hand, her mouth ina firm line. Petition Is Withdrawn. | hearin itself was brief. | arose and explained that had been sort of aip misunderstanding at Clayton.”’| b +icn time most there “some | went stroke of paralysis and first e was pronounced legally oad nda $20,990 portion of his moth- r’s estate that had been left to others. Two for forced to swal- to his he was He wrote time Lene hie | been reunited with his family .of | five after losing all trace of them him | years ago he suffered ua/| the ; a? ; ; ' ’ i Visit arles Karg in Yonkers | gM aid but he exacted a romoise that h e kept a secret. ; is existence should! San Francisco earthquake | > in 1906. "ieesiiiien given up hope of ever again seeing his family, he moved | to Humboldt County. Last month he made his to San Francisco since looking through a came across the name son, Roy Milton Brooks. and, oa @ rrr directory, his eldest That evening at dinner father and | first | 1906 | telephone | of | Court Commissioner in Division No. 2 of the Court, to serve out | the unexpired term of Commission- er Robert T. Railey, who has re- signed, effective Jan. 1. Commis- , sioner Railey’s term expires April 10, 1927. Davis, 50 years old, served as a Commissioner of the Supreme Court for several months in 1921, succeeding Commissioner John T. Whi when the latter was elected ite, were delivered at the plier for the Queen and her party. More than 29 of the boxes contained souvenirs. King Ferdinand Better, His Doctors I “ By the Associated Prees. BUCHAREST, Nov. 24,-—-Late accounts of the condition ot King Ferdinand say his health has taken aturn for the better. His physi- clans, the newspaper Dimineata reports, are so well satisfied with his condition that they have tele- PE AM ARE ASIN bry PRA BE OP I . paeks, patent Ge i Pre th: WE ie SOD aa kgs ee eer ta tare eam ogee cesta oa hy a yr nur a8 = one Ree oda ra et “hy Sa © AONE Oy gens SG ESAS AA? LTR IIMS A th ef NE * 5, Or: M6 eal ay Mie. Wy tole . tg, OF Photo eee um ‘ ee * ~ . - iit, - ue + mm. * a ie ~ = ” ** . nr e — , , wheter Tt ti. hee ee r beg orga - camer py a in ae ww & ane Or ey erie . . J ae te * + ¥ naga h? oe HENRY CARPENDER GIVES EVIDENCE. IN a Judge of the court. Davis re tired when the 1921 Legislature re- duced the membership of the com- mission from six to four. He also served in 1917 and 1915 as an as- were The next day | they drove to Redwood City, where | ‘his younger son, Wallace, with his/| family as well as Brooks’ three daughters and their families await- sistant to the Federal! District At- | ed the father torney in the Easte District of | ERROR th “STORY. "WE PAMGOM: smcosuri. tnd for nae tetex ts % | Mother, Instead of ‘Daughter, Re. | Commissioner of the 8t. Louls _ Several Caught in pt reunited. | Buselaki was one of them. The tives caught him as he thres graphed the French surgeon, Dr. Le Senne, at Paris, not to come to sucharest. Le Senne was to have operated on the King if it had been found necessary. A French radiologist, however, is due to arrive tomorrow to take an X-ray picture on which the phy- siclans will decide their futurs treatment of the King, who Is suf- fering frorm intestinal trouble. BALONESS tune through ‘daily use of ‘Newbros Herpicide » es A ARR ce mene... persenngesn Grae eit Se ite Re ee a : ¥ a - } + : * * ; * sien, Nitta 22> i ahi i esthadie. umiihati nt ELEN TIME OPS 079 2 om PB es 7 a co ae re oS ‘beg ~~ mae Letter Found by Sutherland. Karg kept the. secret, but weeks ago he died. Sutherland was named administrator of his: r- w's estate. With Mrs Sutherland he was going over Karg’s papers when he found the and letter from Harrison. nd - seme of — ee | I lo: j } in : : ‘ a : + j were ‘tnstructed t . her Then the Sutherlands sped west, a 3 Ste — ag Cespire fis extraction. ee os ee ro as a pare ages back to jail. For 29 m -s Bass they sund « the lodging ceived Clemency in Texas. Oust of apPTRS. | va is “9 sracuate were got away, down the aller. ters ‘ é ed / ca ren nh stine 0 havin tith -lion al to WwW f entinues om 4 ‘ ‘Continued frow Pare One. inate in-la ihe wanted was so ordered, Wh, Qtr tr OR Me gt, house | ~~ . , 1? A | Robinson Pied. ro , what een See ee eo er. Se aan Pyaamaseteapnes yee Mis ~~ RK oe omen ros sta- | ee: Ot Ei i . ‘ ee a3 s; $' ‘ iii eer iced ‘f Si, 34 him - i ean o- from the house , wri bids as é 44 s iad Lis€ nous Hali was the | re oo ‘ rs : M ° of the deal was, except that it wasn’t m I refuse@ and they went 7 mad. _ Waylaid Near Home. @ 7 didn’t think anything of the iain until next day when a couple | “Whor ingsters waylaid me near My} 45:1," light of th h. | at $04 Carr street and began “From | wine > Davi 7 ‘ | by I wag hit and slightly | Simpson shen took th ‘enees | Vestigat : sang “You ai dn’t Sake he ‘volv : Fe ee ee ee . ‘ eawia 4 with bal ploaégec with bali of the defendants, was called. | “ a? . * °* 4 $ 7 + PA J |you from Middlesex County pros-, bodies were found ARE WELL KNOWN It was —~tness ° i witness, Mrs. Hall to a New nd shortly after he Since 19905 as the Be Prices $7.50 Up JOHN ORLICK 1427 Missouri Av. ST. LOUIS, MO. a ‘ y OT) ai" a er im shurch to wet « no scratcnes he saw h ical t > r husband *. s ~ three times ~ A Na i Rie ete amma ay - ew a id. ow oes tear - Mires &: : Ae ch aise i Rog Di #4 + - aivier er a Christmas Mysterious Boxes’ Explained. ign an inquiry to why Henry Car- the defendants, but not put on the ee set os red aw ~~ Simpson as one of trial, was The defense | pe i ied 5 ee , : “ : . €M bates + ¥ satis “ . see . ¥ eae . pei ae R open RA 4 s,s aes a \ gates Rh -ihod LN Oe ae Tee. RS ae ee at a - ‘ - Se Sans: a ; Aaa ‘ ‘ Or igh ite SEONG : > ute Tn ee gee ee Tee S ae ee eee rue eT eS” 7 a salt Rm li ' on ~ ” ®h¢ See ee : a “Decne my time tn the hospital | aplenty to convince me that | te Wasn't worth thirty cents. | fngsters who had fired at me | out to get me and I had to do. ce to purchase ung to head off. I! >. ., them lon concerning the revolver, had | €cUtor e me “Tee men to help my two unders 1 the prosecut ras re ound ete 10 = S¥ard me and I haven't | ferring to the nig! he murde! Me 3 Hi ee b cr . - . lInin 7 ce — 2, 4 r as *s » . es N = of the sight of one of | LeTre : were *' * JT as 4 i ’ Le “3 i] oka “ ce. . ‘ - n ac He ans swered assertions . °° g 4 - > P| . 2 > s ; s at OO J 4 7. ry - 2 he P - 2 . a : > . ‘ -e" Ai aid Fa ia i 5 | : ? iti eee. ad J é ia - . - ~+- ; —#* " ‘ x - as ; . . : ~ we & = 7 ‘ “ *% : +} . e ) ; NaS is iny atic State that Mrs uJ 4 “a . . ‘ : od >, . 3s 2% a 6 66Fi 8! it Si id! ( i. x pe Siate tH airs. Ail lag ~ > . -* ; e 5; * ’ Ls ° - - : a | in . ‘i s — . . 7 ° : “ . : y > “ - ‘ é ¥ ‘ J $ ra ; \ . : + her , ushband § : g - —_ 2 7 4 . . “_ ° - ‘ > ai s+ ‘ +a + a3 ; se "ha ° . ; as s+ wee is ‘= ‘ ry ‘ A : . i « Z s a 4 . ~ e = > . a : . . — ) ‘ e . . 4 > ss 4 . aaa +4 > J ey ve a ™ Bender, another cousin te tr office, been | i after they had at the ie PRIA mtu abt perbelD Bow hte oF OR anne Lhe mM Bute a : : sages - pons bey acy erings ache niteiai aan “ « wi ‘rolas Super-Heterodyne UNEXCELLED - Uanmetaings Wear in ‘aring it yesterday when ad Sate essa oe " 2 PEE RIT Oe: Femi he, AY REL LEP POONER EI SRM, wethetd teet TORE e eftiiel pep Weinigs sae Reet « od I've carried an auto- |} . Thad to. Not a day dur- me a hulf years has gone | my having a mighty | ie that the other side was ne. Tht’ s why T Was in 8Y Brown's place on Four- * eet vesmrdar.”’ in Truce Report. *Eplained that the news ac- | ame “S of the truce between the "82d Cuckoos had convinced there was @ possibility of peace to. He appealed to the ‘© try to smooth out a, he said, because he had cone them whom he knew two boxes of papers "from soon after the — norted House bodies were Py Pag “dnt ahh te yd Pr pyre, Cs found Carpender a . n ah ~ Oe RA pr ey Relay, we ths 4 Ahhh eh ene hhh LE ee ee SPECIAL The * Thanksgiving Dimer Finest Food *] in The World. Biue Points Crab Meat or Fruit Cocktail On Thanksgiving, a Celery Salted Almonds Ripe Olives Gay when one wants to dine uncommonly well, come Th Bucks ingham =. RARAPAR AAA AAR ARS Quickly-quietly on the non: Stop all-steel train te" Dearborn” . ~ his 4, darncs as directed 7 - Tv of Mrs. Jane er? ie OT ~~ + r fy rr" a ‘alled up Herman Tipton,” he Use he’s been a friend I had fust been to taik : e eer with nim when the de- on her second “ame in. I ran because I = Fant to be caught there and U didn’t want them to find * on me.” me of the Cuckoo lead- & conferee at the peace Yas seen running away bios yesterday te the Just “what arrange- Also The “CURFEW” Lv. Se. Louis 9:45 P. M. Ar. Chicago 6-45 A. M. The “LASALLE” (6 >howr tran) Lv. Se. Lowis 11:45 A.M. Ar. Chicago 615P.M. Trans tesve \ nion Station For tnformation, ickets and reservahons consult Ciey Ticket Office 322 North Teepbone: . Prin taniere pmato Chantilly nd Dancing sgiving ner ay of Good Things of the country come the Sis te el tee ees ete the Benish Thanksgiving = laki ig not known to for everybody, the family slitary @iner:* and a tearing Buselaki’s story today ordered him | | . ish Mince Pie, with er in lvest estizati ion. His i : , for reservation ight and morning bathe * a ig. “- Gus, who suffered a la . wai “ a sca! = warm water, and apply Please make > 28 sca.p in th e at - = : > ~e ~~ j , : : - eg a a earl 4 : a, as i ad - at ; Pn 7 € leu - ‘a eom pou n _ finis b- sy. ‘Scape (the detectives ay ig application of Whrte- Sver a box) also is held. This eae ee ap pt yo me | ee. a . pail ~~ Os Fiortta po AE tounded experts by correcting not psa old, had $280) oniy the eommponiv known skin dis- oe Buselaki had orders. such as pimples, rash, ete. en many that are unnamed and Whyte Fox is put up iz form for home use, and Lv. St. Louis 12:00 ONT Ar.Chicago .. 7:40 A.M, Matchless roadbed and no station stops insure sound sleep. Roomy selplouiaae a themed mg cet bye oe 2 and eakfast— Sleepers ready at 10 P.M. Wel. ventilated throughout. Free reclining seat chair cars, (QA Se i he “NOISELESS ROUTE” Broiled Lake Superior Fish, Maitre d Hotel Fillet Mignon Forestiere Roast Young Turkey, Chestnut Dressing, Cra nberry Sauce tame Ribs of Beef au Jus essorthe Out of Skin rr — at Whyte-Fox, the New Skin Remedy of a Hundred Uses. —. of Roast Cream Spina Candied Yams Poloname Potatoes this €6 umn who have ch pimpes and " - ore . ritpout réai - results should bome treat- be effeetive ix ’ far seas as a wavs, Food in Phone DElmar EGA Oa Ae RT eI et te fore ci mu f ark una “ ———— 200 P Sheed Tomatoes, Mavonnaise . 000 Island Dressing Union Seation Telepnoee: Mam 4700 Ww. ]. BEDFORD Generel Agent, Paas's Dept. 451 Pierce Bidg.. 112 “. ch S&. Teephone: Gerbeid 7100 Hearts | “+ P+.” « ee uce, i wee SD NEA AS BARAARAAAA BARAT SARA ARABA AAAS AR RA AAAS AAAS AA RASA RARAAAARAA ANAS AI e " : ~~ . e¥teer -ARAAAAABSASAL SREY AAAALIAIYT) -AAARARARARAALELARLILAS III EEEE ERED VAASAASAALAL PPE TS Hot Mince Pie Biscust Tortoni Pumpkin Pie Frozen Egg Nog Demi Tasse but ai .-. = 4 - place ere the misnemed. The prosecu- | «convenient 82g truce. Which became i, letters . ended, for atime, bodies were & period of hostilities ex-| tion seeks to establish that Mrs. | mary be had good drug stores and back to last Feb. 5 when. | Hall them there. Case a barber shops, at small cost, under Hockett and his tiened Mrs. Blust at length, inter- | momey- back guarantes. > - > to the Buckingham Hotel Wek Pine Bouleward at Forest Park * — ,oOund. «+ —- & AASEEET TCT Tae took Ues-
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__ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - Mother and 2 Children . |out When he returns Police have been asked to search the cihidren were gone for Mrs. Anna E. Ransom, 20 years been unable to locate : WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926 _. sues a pecs demic, ;the simple enactment of a law, but! | discrssion | aca the note says, “expects that of your| very root of the system of prop-| discussion is a priori and co ies neuen Oh, determined ‘ing up to ifs international agree . poe “ nich lies at the basis; the minister says in the same note: | : Ecelency will indicate the con-/ erty rights whit | 0 : he con- es, that injuries may be done. : aii cases in which recognized” of all civilized society. It de- I sincerely believe that the mongers way each one will be solved (old, and her two children, Robert Robbed of $117 on mtns. ’ , : ee ba areca | principles of international law have prives the term ‘vested’ of any real crete points of difference between |! : uitable manner instead of E., 3 years old, and Lawrence, 14 James J. Watson, 175s a The last note of Minister Saenz | been cfolated or may be violated | meaning by limiting it to a retro- the American and the Mexican po- in west ebetract questions.” ‘months, whe disappeared from her | siace. was robbed of a& . ne nage eg ote Aor groongess | in disregard of legitimate imter-| spective significance. The very sitions after a possibility so ee ne home, 2009 Farrar street, Saturday | $117 when on a Ree tyags no pemiarbation over ‘he = | eats of American citizens, since in essence of a vested interest is that for the injury of foreign — = Sendent Hurt by Printing Press. | .vening. The husband and father, | street car near “ plied Kellogg threat. It, too, peas Ne cases it will be disposed to it is inviolable and cannot be im- that the lime of least POGTRA ROS | William Gokenbach, 13 years old, |Charles E. Ransom, told police he terday evening. A me x a" {ae continuance of our support de- a ring of finaity. - ‘repair such violation. paired or taken away by the state would without doubt be the appli- | °333 Menard street, suffered a: and his wife had a misunderstand- jostied him on the cag g 7 + of 3 52 Parts to Billion nended’on that government's liv- “My government on its “The foregoing declaration,” tne save for a public purpose upon cation of those laws, reserving to nig es of the forehead and con- | ing Saturday night and he went'st Park avenue. ee nt : te Despite | ‘note continues, “shows that there rendering just compensation.” -ussion of the brain yesterday aft- |= - a jared Adequa e P ) F Rolla Standard of 10. | PAGE 4 _ THREAT OF BREAK WITH MEXICO IN KELLOGG’S NOTE Contineed from Page One. LOUIS CITY WATER nart, 2 PL, og - ‘the courts such specific cases) . ? ' can be no justified motive what- Calls Discussion Academic. which might presene themselves in nen Whee sarauk wy & mov g| -ver for misunderstanding between In an exhaustive defense of the! case the administrative decisions ba po fe re He was| § the government of Mexico and that Wexican position, Minister Saenz gre disputed. i ne A * pr . . . _ ~ . aie : . ' ve y - — ny ee A Ven vo sale pone MS Pr ih plied 2c ata SG, Paty AR Me pe Seely oP eh eg oeuhn eteeh ne it es ce ; ae. “ede ne} ’ : R hated : A A H a aut eB pte ot (Aca) PROS ERS, ele Ma? eaves 5) 9 Big 1.90 ee athe, wn Bibaria Xo 5c 1 MTN Wap eG ie he ABA.» Marea CO RSIS ike RR “raid y Bi ONS aN DOE Grier ec ty oe ee we i ALS SOAR, PO RE es ive tel Lae - ak a Se 8 oe, of : 5 RA Te bah ok ; ope Reh 5: 2+ : " ss 2 - + eatey eee es: . _ be 7 . ‘ is te Te Catia, ses Pie 4 J ba or SR patie ageekewiets UR ad pecs Sell Addicts tin best oe ee ee : : " P y re } : ‘ a wating : hee y ® ‘ : “ awd - he : = ep os, Rar on e e tee 4 os & P = oe -l 4 * eo ee be ss ee . a wy F. i 5 pa ihe PBR ~~ ees ed » noe aene ex 2 7 ‘ Aenean ai ayer, F a a t . at ; J . . j . . i seeds , f i od a aa rst “ » » ne L . aes " “" — = c ” pars ~ —“ . ‘ i eo, ae o SRE PORTIS _ ~) : 4 5 - » ; .. : Z - » . 7 - Peet Ree ee ee Pong 9 Sih bie ee Mins ead ay Hae? 5 ae is a " ii ° Lai€i > & 2 . , in + esi tin . : : mer? *; le in Ss TY S ‘ ba oe t in justi a tne re he. . a a ra 2 ecrstamggtine etn: ee ee enforcing the law, ome for the na- % &c P ae in a test of drinking . replies uniformly, to the generai/| yarious eommunities tn Mis- ; fixed 1° parts per billion as Aa r~) for ti e a 1s. i ake ‘ demands, in effect, a binbing guar- ; zens; and with regard to the our chef. told yesterday. chemists of sd 7 »? are earee bb hehh MEAL IIAITII CIEL LEI ITLee Mipr me) sap 34 8 be s ad. Sore. ' Mg t i f he : Neither can the operation of t exist there is no occasion whatso- | West Pine Bl. at Euclid Av. of amy alleged cases of confisca-/ * - ms aaa © tae, tendieel ee SS SEES US SUN CUE SS SUSE USS CUE Sw US USE SU SON YT! . . Constitution O1. 191% De indefinite- eee EEO EE EH Hee Pe eH ORES EH He EEE Eee HENS + Hee weer ees © ee > a ° : oe 10n a8 they may arise. Four Points of Difference. In the last two notes four dif- ferences between the two countri-s TTITT) anda rd. Maryville. among the a. whose water was examfne.t, the rate exceeded 190 parts. which water was N KSGIVIN G Pein? tor woe tests did not include | . Secretary Le OA LP LENO A EIT es Gt ens ee p: enegeeEn~ ~—nliee teliRe nn 0 forms What could please her more than a_ luxurious Chaise Longue! —one of those soft, restful, inviting kind. Such comfort would warm any woman’s heart. The prices range from $59.75 to $195.00 StL BY « * agin a ee RORY SR. OMe te Pa ae oe, ON Toe Peat te ee eee i aS a, e VPS dG wee dG YRS o6 % ‘ SF RSLeeS ORNS a ~wie notes,”’ LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI FURNITURE ~ DECORATIONS camer ‘- mantode of and the United States.” repeatedly said that its purpose in es hich reg | content was one w - apresmenty yemehe® ty Vartan and peweleum laws hap at the Se Dr. P. T accommodations, cing wa . a Rat. Payne, negotiating with the Mexi- but the past in view. But the fact eo | a in charge of city ter sup~ can cOmmissioners, were subse- that guarantee of rights which do Adept of the Mysteries a peesks he th a in the test made by the Ko Foreign Miniser Saenz laws are discussed before they are i holds that, to make the confernces’ promulgated, as well as cases of Who i : saver and money-saver. ‘2 h higher than what had been binding, “it would have been neces- conflict before they arise, might . r is now conducting Y pentane’ on it freely. Fill ia aad | Miemed sufficient by other experts. p the largest class in psy- ou are — ~~ Bethe latest lysis of the St. . + al est ana tutional jaws of both countries, se- the a purpose to chology held in St. Louis “SE eu + + , , ; ° us pe eweseceseesssescssessessesesss = of Mississippi and Missour€ the possibility of acquiring , : ‘ - 52 rts,” Pritch- ; water. is 3.92 S, foreigners in third series of four won- SANTA FE cA VICE BUREAY r water pa gh derful lectures on the University of Minnesota two Teachings of the ago certified that the iodine nt of St. Louls water was suf- 4 D . ° st Louis has a higher totine ays, tart ing Latent in its drinking water than ¢ 8 other large city except Balti- Odeon Lecture Hall Sunday, Nov. 28th ALL NEW SUBJECTS in 1923, constitutes a solemn and | foreigner has says, “while Ptici A day when thousands insu soctabint for the recognition of the Mexican, tion of a lawfully rating of the Maryville water, | ment does “not have the force of The minister in the following. —— a uv * ‘ — " “4 at; success, health and P- ference would not be considered a underlying motive than the one Depart- ying ion of the Water > Kellogg further says that the making observations regarding the Prof. Wm. Estep engaged the attention of of- sé 7 s : + + +h ' bo quently “ratified by an exchange of not yet exist is sought and that the 1; | ‘ll Gnd this service very * =] . o ‘ - ou ee. of India ¥ 2s ae mists was an arbitrary one, an@ sary to subject them to the consti- | open the doer to a supposition that coupon below and will do the rest. ~~ | ; ; we Si water supply, which ts a mix-: curin mong other thin the rat-'| guarantee acquired rights but i ‘Sag . . . SS ee ee ee ee | ee” in years, will open a Mo. said. “Professor McClendon of Masters of India. nt. and New Orlean Even ‘rey N 4 MISSOURI \ 2% 4 PACIFIC o> LINE 2 4 2 “This Government finds no occa- . "4 : sion to modify any of the positions ~ h } 5 i+ &um be + which it has hitherto taken and de- Spot reach the 10-part mark. The etter of iodine deficiency in some supplies has been discussed suently at meeting of the Amer- m Waterworks Association. In discussions, the Great Lakes is | gion has usually been mentioned " , , j : oe me hy : ‘+ Subsoil Rights in Question. a =e sclter be, Kell ‘ ° © Missixsippi and the Misse tri f har * 2 = a+ + : a a s always been considered goso4 _ ce . original provision regarding ! r Houston --- Galveston ---Corpus Christi--- Rio sand staan oh acai Sn tates ee > 5 ‘ in si = ‘ e “a taila ee eee Se! -s “> om y : Grande Valley---San Antonio --- Mexico City the Warren-Payne conference Aug Health Commissioner Starkloff | > , which reads , m , , ad the matter of iodine content wares ha : . “o ~y rican commissioners : 20 Sg the water was handled by the ve stated in behalf of their Gov- | * ‘ 2 sta - € act of tne (0 s BOLLAND'S in er department, and that no | ernment that the Gevernment of ~ i Memplaint of the water supply. in| Round Trip Fare to the United States now Lecust at Tenth cea de ee OEP nlc gy | 3 penaiien ea ) ) . respect. had been made by 3 and reserves should diplomatic re- we cians . Jewelers ter 78 Years | . da e % £ cialg of the St. Leufs County | >> “Setter Co.. which draws its supply | the Missouri River. said an | ms of the Missour! River wa- | had shown. according te thefr : a 1.75 rating as. | lodine The new &8t | Furniture Maeiis waterworks is to be in the The Sunshine Special, Train 3. and the Southerner in daily through service. muigation i . a- hat Pleases v B ; D : . = Is ~ - = - *-e. : understood as maintain- positions with the utmost ~ oe PE BEASTS _ On Sale Daily. Final Return Limit May 31, 1927 aap reserves, Galveston Mission _ eeiccdtiiaiaihitiall lations between the two countries Brownsville ence renrertasennees ne . oe resumed. all the rights of sur- Laredo—Eagle Pass... tence - face of lands in Mexico owned by ‘San Antonio > . Palacios........ EI Paso : whatever form owner or heid Mexico Ciry............. ». 00 es ae we Si : ; —— r the laws and { Corpus Christi : a a TRG ae See at Ieee itigems of the Lnited States or in have an CT OD, re . ‘ *) , - which they interest Se" OREM PRED WE NS Rea acts a I oe apc 0 ore ee ene AWAY ig) 08 eem td op ° : ‘3 re - : Pe . ~ . arr .ii1S my rovVera- Division Passenger Agent said Un i 3° 'TROADCO ‘ : CIFIC RAILROAD Oo. ment points out th Railway Exchange Bidg. Sct. Louis, Me. the Mexican served the rights of thei: oF fa wr “ 2 2a Era Cocca Siieessssinell Ps OM Mmissicners r Govern- ment in cpat ity with its laws and with the principles of interna- tional law regarding lands.” in the conclusion ef his last note to Mexico, Secretary Kellogg s‘ated that a “critical situation’ would arise if Mexico should violate fun- damental principles of international!) iaw, and Saenz retorted with his request for the citing of specif cases. Secretary Kellogg further sate “The issues have been plainiy fined. My Government expects t Government of Mexico to respect im entirety the acquired : rights of American « pects the Mexican Governmen? to take any action under : question and the regula e thereto which ADVERTISEMENT Stopower permitted at Little Rock or Benton for delightful side trip to Hot Springs National Park. Round trip fare from Little Rock, $3.51; frem Benton, $2.00. ti Man 4 iia 3 Ae te Abela Soars ipa «Sheet Sige Dee 4 me, eal . Oe ee Oe Mate» St eer — ae A meré _— rinitna ste EM ee te ee es aa « . a , ig oe coh i. - ¥ seepage wap Bp ti Saaion ie a o ee McNICHOLS Market at Eleventh NATIONAL BANK —_ ; ”* > x Llenet. oe Fas Aubert avenue. There will ® servic. at 3:39-a m. at on | and Paul's Catholic Charch. . . . ' : : : | ° anking service. ee S*tuared from st. Louis Uni- commercial b g EY in 1566. and entered the , : . or and grain firm of Chew- : OR edwards, hich he be- Itisa TODAY’S BANK F iniavetery, "We ene TODAY’S PROBLEMS—always developing and adapting its broad . Waterico Milling Co. ment made on cats in more than fifty Julia Semont, only) years. It is one of the worid’s best ee, «Hilaire Semont, who set-| foods—a delicious new blend of oats va e here prior to the ) of 1863. Burial] will be im ‘eo in 1867 to manage one of ce - a a service to the varying and increasing and whole wheat, including the bran. a nme = e o ae a Pwsve he ‘ New accounts cordially invited and =e: "OM 8 may be had at low prices y a . St. Louis family. and flour “er. whose death, from an un- ‘ch cemetery. “enol was born in St. Company's mills. I. B. M * @equired this mil] later and . needs of St. Louis business concern, > 7 - . and affording intelligent co-oper» | 1992, was Mr. Chenout’s New Oata was developed in the fa- mous Kellogg kitchens at Battle Creek and on terms that won't Rined cause, occurred Mon- '2, 1847, at Third and = Chenot was employed by him New Oata is a new name—but it is - 4 “ - mber "ame to Amertea in tion to its ever-increasing nu where Kellogg's Corn Flakes, ALL- 2g ee | BRAN and Pep are made. It was de- ae. WIFE DEAD IN KITCHEN take much of your in- ™ wll be held at 8 a. m. to- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK streets, in a house still ‘t was burned in 1891. Then one well worth remembering. For New ae his father. a Colonel in = : 3 signed to give vou an ideal hot cereal : mown: 4 me Fores Way Into Gas- Filled wou erae to deprive American ; é “Uizen . the full ownership. use HE wit of man has not and enjoyment of their said prop- — rties and property rights.” = orate or perfect system govern of machines than those used in waether Mexico has the right lands to cenvert their ownership kf h : into 59 year concessions. and an- bre ctast ly human in their operations ' . of the alien land law which. a! and more than human in the oth: Gerelern chrnden of tteet: in dispose of their corporate ‘ntereet of fae ir ican agricultural corporations to Oata brings you the first real improve- ae Mr. Chenot’s| nw perfection of patrons. term of 19 years. - : Vv the Kellogg conception of wha‘ mo doubt that a statute which for cool mornings—a food that would ~> Ber SERVICE = “converts exclusive ownership tnto The Achievernent of the Past The Assurance of the Future UNITED SHOE MACHINERY CORPORATION BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS St. Louis Branch, 1423 Olive St. my Government. a mere authorization to erercies rights for a Itmited pertod of time” is retroactive and tory In the case of the corpora- tion law. he says that “a plainiv vested interest through ownership of stock ts divested by compelling the holder, without his desire or ronsent, to dispose ef the same within a WWmfted ttme under con- ditions which mar er may not be faverable to the transfer” He adds that the Mexican econ. ception of a vested tnterest quote “with the results «3 ghick ‘eads in practical application. as T have indicated. cannet be accepted Yr Ii strikes at the “onfsca-- be even more nourishing than oatmeal. New Osta is made for the modern woman, too. It is pre-cooked, so you meed boil it only three minutes and then serve. You can’t how different New Oata is from most hot cereals. It is light in texture—never soggy, mushy or giuer. Its flavor is new — de- eiously new and different. It is the best-halanced breakfast food. Ask your grocer for Kellogg's New Oata. 9 NEW OATA — FIRST IN SIZE AND IN SERVIE ~ ’ Room. Woman Ul, He Says. ) o™ Estella Powers, 39 years; Wes found dead on the dase-— “itchen floor of her home, | Kran avenue, yesterday after- ) when her husband, James, re-
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s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —. PAGES in PS. erie ~~ ed wer . arin ably, rr . : ; : its os Sewn Bot be v V® & re ile, etc oe WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24. 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH When he returned she a == fuonGNOOKE| | Specials | STIX, BAER & FULLER beeen pen unable to locate them GRAND-LEADER | See TT —- -—-—— —_ —— a ae — a - a - — ER ——————— Os Tr es preci Nc oo Fe lige De Robbed of $117 on Street © : wz James J. Watson, 1756 Ways aT lace, was robbed of a purge 1 117 when on a Jefferson ; pet car near Hickory street sim” ies aed Aalales “aue * Full-size rayon Hand- * ar even A Necre wee MO, 5 52 Parts to Bittion|f| | For Friday ae - | | Park avenue. | 7 pcl ed Adequate Despite |i ‘A Great Store | kerchiefs in a wide selec- , | pila Standard of 10. | Women’s Silk Hose tion of errata — fs | 4 — | 69c Pair : . three in a gift box; have ft. youis drinking water, which | Pure thread silk above the a Great City | %4-inch hems. 600 boxes + 1 to sell. (Downstairs Store.) ‘352 parts of iodine to a if knee to lisle hem tops; have : | three-seamed back; chiffon | oo : es parts of water, has been ap- 4 by competent authorities as Bice eatticient toame tor pube/ i | Women’s Union Suits “| .« ‘ uh pu s, Director of Public |] 69c 3 oa | | oo er - I hanksgivin e of Womens are oe day, chemists of | ff edium-weight cotton ys — - sleeveless, | ~ Schoot of Mines at Union Suits ge = test of drinking water | ff knee-length model; come in Ee, variot communities in Mis- white; sizes 36 to 44. San m4 | | | ON irey round o Capeskin Gloves 133 Fur-Trimmed Coats 113 Silk-and-Wool Dresses | weight; new colors; seconds. They found only one err le, among the -9 - . a Bee eater was examined, 1 $1.65 Pair . $ 00 P 85 a the rate exceeded 10 parts. {ff Men's . lined Capeskin — | doe from which water was | # Gloves with double stitching ; ee z suitable for dress or driving; me Lay 85 = the rest. Bovic water supply, which is a mix-. | $1.90 Satins, flat crepes and crepe satins that were especial- “TT ttrtritittitiitiititittt | of Mississippi and Missour€ A : : . ° these ie on | pair of union-made ; Ppenerricturesst | | Wee “Sione oe ime: | High-Grade Fur-Trimmed Coats Women’s and Misses’ Coats Stent in its drinking water than BS . a: . a. ether large city except Balti- Jersey Panty Frocks Of fine materials such as venise and pointella with TAILORED Goats in sport SUEDES, bolivias and buxkins ly designed for the women who require the extra sizes. styles. Of plaids and mix- with fur collars and fur col- Tailored styles as well as those with embroidery, panels, ently at meeting of the Amer- sateen; attractively trimmed h Waterworks Association. In with silk collars and hand . 9 © ? : Girls’ and J Coats and D Friday We Offer 600 Yards of Iris and vuniors VOats an resses y always been considered 00/1 | $1.29 22 Girls’ fur-trimmed Coats, desirable | 76 Junior's Dresses, fashioned of er department, and that no ° 4 , ‘ ' ; ‘ ee - ; et ie ke enenty in Girdles or Corsetalls HE beautiful quality of this material makes it a favorite Bolivia and miatures, come ‘9 ‘gS nts Foe gfngs. oo 2 said. “Professor McClendon of palms and fingers with each ss and New Orleans. Even -hey |} $2.95 silk crepe linings. Have squirrel collar and cuffs, wolf tyle , : tures in single and double-breast- lars and cuffs. Come in desired pleats, new sleeves and necklines. Mostly one or two of discussions, the Great Lakes | embroidery. this respect. Women’s. of fine quality B 8 ~ styles and colors, come in $7 85 and wool materials; sizes 73 | No Complaint by Physicians. , e uti t C t 7 “pri ; satire Health ssc lta Starkloff convent cloth; embroidered a u ua l ” n uve n sises 7 to 12, pees & “ ~ respect, had been made by 88c among the various fabrics for Winter. Has a silk face in sizes 7 to 14; offered at, MRT 1p epee ret an Bird ee Ce re tee Pre og See oe ey ¥ A Were get Meee . Je se amedor —— + bP seta be * : c are om, + *~ 5 » ew Boyer ee oe | - A. tee + wom & University of Minnesota two |} purchase of a pair of men’s ago certified that the iodine Headlight blue denim Over- | tent of St. Louis water was suf- alls or Jumpers. Sizes to lesan At $5.95 | Al $ | 6:2 pot reach the 10-part mark. The collars and , - | cuffs and dyed squirrel collar and cuffs. ; | i ed models. All are fully lined | colors and are suitable for misses a kind. Wanted colors and black. Sizes 46 to 50 and \ Berior has usually been mentioned co on eons! Reco gga te 34 Girls’ Silk Dresses in attractive and bent. 42. Extra sizes up to 50, at ter of iodine deficiency in some . ‘ , ‘ : In sizes 2 to 6 years; Tailored styles and beautiful embroidered models; new- ing come in sizes 16 to 38 only. | and women. Sizes 16 to 44. Only the goiter belt. The water of | | 18 Girls’ Coats, well made and will becoming styles; Louis has a higher iodine $2.25 er supplies has been discussed | ff made with panties of cotton : 4214 521 est colors. Sizes 16 to 44. Just 28 to sell. | §3 to sell. /2 to 2. (Downstairs Store.) ¢ Mississippi and the Missvo tri | Handmade Gowns [ the matter of iodine content ° . A give good service; : te water was handled by the |i) | oly Ata Very Special Price—a Yard ] = ime mn eS | Se ee ee ee o s 00 resses in sizes to * 58 Girls’ Dresses of Crepe de Chine 63 fine Coats in sizes 7 to 16 years; and wool; come in tailored of buxkin, velour, $14 55 sizes 7 to 14 years, at $2.85 . 322 Girls’ Wash Dresses of matertals + all , , , . ae 4 that will give splendid service; meant eee and 08 side- onds but a splendid value at this price. (Tietemnseben take.) : i puulent, Cons ea 17.55 come in sizes 7 to 14, priced a4 ront tastening style; most “7 5S end 17, peice at... . (Downstairs Store.) all sizes in the lot. a d cotton back, comes in seventeen of the newest shades. ici | Girdles are of fancy and and CK, | ee Sete County | | plain pink coutil combined It is of a weight for dresses, robes and all children’s and tCo.. which draws its supply | Fig . ’ . . . ; i ns wie ote on 1 with elastic; Corsetalls are misses’ apparel and comes in the 36-inch width. Slight sec- rsis of the Missour! River wa- | [I had shown, according to their , recollection, a 1.75 rating as | iodine content. The new St. i waterworks is to be in the W Co fi [ [ “ . : | pccmcworts te to _—— pyr: —— Two-Price Sale of Millinery Women’s Fabric Gloves ier | Medium length; of rayon. Deserve MPPULOFF. §. CHENOT, 79, | wines "Easte wc Se Men’s Leather Slippers . | , § y fa —— II tae thers gpm WN ST, LOUIS, TOMORROW | ing; back-fastening style; $ 79 | ens At 69 cPe NCLUDED are A group of 200 silk a Will Be Taken to Waterioo. | |f most all sizes. . a. After Service at Home, | ete 7A Aubert Avenue. | Wee Folks’ Coats | ue | cian oak ail atin 96.85 hi ADE of soft leather em. hay Hats of wool and Hats with metallic 7 & Lis = on frat yr HY St. Louis Gastar m4 poten } oy he on _ ot nagar go a with flexible leather \ ™ fur felts, smartly trims and combina- supply the season’s require- pal g ; BP. whose death, from an un- |f laire; some have smocking F soles a — es I _ re tailored with plain | tions. The new col- Pa sates meee com. weg | | and collars of beaverette are nicely lined; sizes 6 to i | ' and brocaded rib-| ors such as monkey a ie mel ry . —_ 7 Bolivia and sports materials, : Ss AY RD RR Cee PEt er ae sae : ~~ a all pane ee ab tie oN Re yey ” ae * ye a avy 6 , " 7 oy m t - we 4 . ¥ poge } $ . t ey ee ee oe ne on ; ~~ : $ eons stn IESE» mente ae Fir. tere h a 5 - pete ‘ yap he? OP ¥ ee tao dr A Ee at ee “veteasthyaetlin een tong oe pistol es lye + parmomreyy — a ony: Bow gee oop iad vim 4 ee ee ee nl Pre ‘ H, atrconaatyre he a fe! mned cause, occurred Mon- ae ~~ (dyed rabbit); sizes 1 to 6 11. skin, gooseberry %e we novelty cuff effects. Compre- } me “!l be held at 8 a. m. to-/|ff : }e | : years. For wee boys, of bon. Come in co , m hensi £ ie ‘rom the family residence, tweed and chinchilla fabric . : >. | , meadow pink K~.. ensive assortment © 4eS ‘e Avbert avenue. There will |} in mannish models; sizes 1 Men’s F elt Slippers, 89c Pair ors and black. An ey 7 a 2 eS — in sizes 6 to 8% are an SA esented. Mrvice at 9:30 a. m. at SS. | t Ss. . : ellent assort- ‘and Paul's Catholic Church, | jj ead eect You may select from HiLo or Everett styles; have one ie idle | anenal (Downstairs Store.) heavy chrome padded soles; sizes 6 to 11. ment to select tro = Little Boys’ Overcoats ae |) 1847, at Third and |} Included are lengths of , ° + y an the usual a *eets, in a house still io sore pe disradiaocten. Come in red, blue arid rose; have padded soles; H d at a S ecial Price : - i." “is mother’s estate. He scrims, cretonnes, gauzes, | “neatly printed cuff; sizes 5 to 8 and 8% to 2. ew an S p . FOR Me € Edwards of which he be-|ff rtai Heavy felt Juliets and Everetts, with plush or rib- ANK | Panel C _— bon trimming; have flexible leather soles and rubber bo. Tl Burial] will be in 1 Curtain Remnants (Downstairs Store.) - vice. Reo Sraduated from St. Louis Uni- | jf etc.: priced, a yard, Belted-Back Style—F riday 'Stretary, He was sent to! ff eae “E00 in 1867 to manage one of 1 79 Each : : — 95 MS always iin i. +s ele heels; wide assortment of colors; sizes 4 to 8. $9: de. ke RR ein Bit OR hey OU TP we o aa Se ven nae CIF CR RETYPE eg) 7 Oe OIA ae 7 % é 1 es Aen lts tay tell PLLA heated GP pe Rl tn Satis, Det, Vaoee om INAL BANK fe Ctenot was born in st. |f 15c to 25c Yard - Children’s Felt Bootees, 78c Pair emilling and grain firm of Chou- Bthurch cemetery. 1866, and entered the | ff rc, 20c and 2$¢ Women’s Juliet Slippers, $1.35 Pair gs : 18 Styles to Choose From Ca . $*> .66 At =—=—= Sample Panel Curtains in (Downstairs Store.) MADE of good strong woolen fabrics in tans, tt w a browns and grays; button-to-neck style with eI ns aeakdere “ot YA PY fetes muff pockets and belts. Sizes 3,4 and 5. Just 40 nd increasing -™8S one of th . aa BP vaterioo Milling a... : | Oxl2 Yeivet Rugs Men’s Wool Overcoats UNusuaL values in women's new | ) | to sell. (Downstairs Store.) . m *CQuired this mil] later and | ff l ing its broad Cc | shadow lace and filet weave a ., ot was employed by him patterns. Slightly soiled. mess concerns, r Chenot, a general mer- | $19.98 Handbags of all leather with un- zent co-oper» BP tetin iso: was Mr Chenout's | | ; Heavy jute Velvet Rugs Double-B d Styl born calf trimming, imitation leopard thy Sale! Ruffled Curtains ~ . 4 “eee aguigmamaating | in allover patterns that are | : oubie-Breaste tyle and real vachette. Come in the smart- | e; u He > i i ; came to America in/|ff suitable for any room or of- sing number Faia... 3s father, a Colonel in| fice. All are finished with est new effects for the coming season. 4 is army. Mr. Chenot’s/| ff | : $ 1 75 (‘Downstairs Store.) : e : e fringe. * Was Julia Semont, only |} » of Hilai Semont, wt set- | if ° / - . } here srter ~ a ‘aan, | Kimlark Rugs ° . P * At Oc Set ae °C 1803. Mr. Chenot is jj $4.99 | Remnants of Attractive English rints j invited and Bp. nd four sons and four) 1 They are in 6x9 and 6x12 WELL - TAILORED d OTTED marquisette $0 ij “it ed ‘ eee } foot sizes; extra-heavy fiber Overcoats of fine all- These are remnants of one of the best known ac- q WE eam w xirenen |] | Rows Sesroomaning | | YOPy wool costings, plaid back | vertised brande of English prints in the newest pa hE. Fores Way In qj effects in shades of rose, = and through-and-through terns in guaranteed colors. preoongn Le hs Cc to match. Suitable for a ev inte Gae-Filtes | 5 taupe, etc. fabrics. The season's women’s and children’s wear, aprons, etc. ngt bedroom, kitchen, bath- ‘Woman Ill, He Says. | ¥ newest shades including 2 to 8 yards, priced a yard room, etc |. Mella Powers, 39 years | Wool and Fiber Rugs . blue, brown, tans la ’ : \ : found dead on the base- |} $4.38 toe ip: darker shades 3 o’Clock Special o8- Yard 5 Piece Ruffled Curtain Sets, $1.44 : White dotted Marquiattte Curtains yr kiten | ck Cotton Sateen, — floor of her home, | ff Seamless Rugs in splendid are represented. Double- 1200 Yards Bla Oo on a os a very encesih | Oriental effects in shades of breasted, box model in Promptly at three o’clock we will place on sale 1200 yards o ruffles: have separate ruffled valance and by ter husband, James, re- | ff brown and green; 9x12-foot sizes 34 to 44. highly mercerized, solid fast black cotton sateen for bloomers, Colors of ruffles are rose, blue, orchid, jade and gold. _ Sme, found the house size. , , ‘ : “3d forced his way into the/] (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) etc. 36 inches wide. (Downstairs tere.) | Downstairs Store. | z Gas burners of a gas stove } “ned on, but not lighted. ; el Store Closed Thursday (Thanksgiving )—These Items for Friday: Selling — & note from his wife in she spoke of an illness which — to be incurable. He —_ = 5 eae been ill uhree years. ) le
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Ao AMO Aye «A A PAGE 6 —— __. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ROBBER CONVICTED “Auction Bridge. up to Mr. Whitehead’s ace queen, ON IDENTIFICATION DESPITE HIS ALIBI Jury at Clayton Gives Har- As Played by eae Experts | GAME SIX. “GRAND coup” in auction A erase was demonstrated in ] the game broadcast last night \spades; Mr. Seymour played the 7 ifrom Station KSD. | This brilliant play was demon- | strated by Mrs. Edward Goldsmith that she had to shorten her own spade holding in order not to have the lead forced into her own hand, thus compelling her to lead spades two spade with the sure loss of ‘tricks. With lead coming through him she could make her king. Accordingly, Mrs. Goldsmith led ithe queen of diamonds from Dum- , my: Mr. Whitehead played the $: Mrs. Goldsmith trumped Dummy’s the 7 of: ‘her spade king. The course, went winning diamond with of diamonds Mrs. Goldsmith led the jack of clubs: Mr. Seymour played the 4. Dummy overtook with the queen: | r and Mr. Whitehead played the 5.|Grand Coup 19 ef diamonds: | Dummy led the Mr. Whitehead discarded the & of | clubs: Mrs. Goldsmith discarded the ® of clubs: Mr. Seymour threw off the 6 of riube. Dummy led the 10 of clubs. Mr Whitehead realized h® queen of trumps was trapped. Whichever he played, he could make only one trick. Therefore he trumped with the spade queen; Declarer won with last trick, of to Mr. Whitehead’s ace of spades Therefore. Mrs. Goldsmith's abil- | __WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926 ity to recognize in spades, a count of 36 'and 30 for simple honors For t we reprint here Mr. Work’s.explan- | same ation of the essential elements of | by th the Grand Coup situation: 1. That) the a the advershry on the right of the ed trump. Declarer and handle the : situation won her came - through. . gigmonds, A. J; clubs, K, J, 9. over an alibi when a jury fn Cir- | Mr. Seymour, “West.”: Spades, $: | cuit Ju@ge McEthinney’s court at/pearts K. Q, J, 10, 5: Clayton yesterday convicted Harry 7 4 3, 2: clubs, 6, 4, 2. Beebe, 23-year-old ex-convict, Of, ywrr Work. “North”: Spades, 8, 3; _ robbing the Bank of Ferguson Of | nearts $ 7, 4; diamonds, K, Q, 10, | $1946. last Jan. 5. and fixed his! ¢- olups A. Q, 10. 7. sentence at seven years in the peR-| yr. whitehead, “East”: Spades. | itentiary. |A, Q, 4 2; hearts, A, 8 6; dia- | Beebe was identified as the taller | ....4a5 9. 8 &: clubs, 8. 5, 2. of the two bank robbers by Mr. and Mrs. Goldsmith, the dealer, bid | Mrs. Charles Stohimann of Fergu- | one spade. Although spades | son, who said Beebe robbed them | gare not headed either by ace or by | of $5, which they had just ob-/ ing queen. the spade length and | tained by cashing a check, and then | strength and her high diamonds marched therm into a rear ro0O™ /and clubs fullr justified the spade and locked the door. ‘bid. It was commented upon that Harry A. Bindbeutel. clerk in Mrs Goldsmith did not bid two charge of the bank at the time of spades to indicate six-card length the holdup, made no identifica- in one major sult and weakness in tion. He testified that the tall the other. Analysis and experience holdup man stoed outside his cage | have proven that a two bid in these while the other came inside and | circumstances is not a winning scooped currency and coin into a declaration. It is no longer sack. The two thieves egcaped in | by the majority of expert a stolen car, driven by a third man. Mr. Seymour, holding five heart The holdup occurred at noon./| With four honors, and no side Hialf a dozen defense witnesses, strength. made a conventional de- mostly relatives of the defendant, | tensive bid of two hearts. testified that he was at the home, Mr. Work bid three diamonds of his mother-in-law, Mrs. M. Pu- This bid, startling as it may seem | jlaski, 980 North Broadway. from to the inexperienced player, is evi- 10 a@ m. to 19 p. m. on the day dence of the card logic which has of the robbery. A surprise party made Mr. Work the great. card: was being held there for Beebe’s player that he is. Mr. Whitehead. sister-in-law. Mrs. Marie Nicks, of tn commenting on this bid 2504 Page avenue. The witnesses night, said: ‘““‘There are two things said Beebe wound ea talking ma- Mr. Work should not do with his chine, carried coal and did other hand. First, he should not assist chores around the heuse. his partner's spade bid with but Beebe did not go to the stand, two small spades. regardless of thus preventing the State from let- what side strength he may hold. ting the jury know that Beebe! There is ro bid in auction that is had served a term for rebbery in so dangerovs or so upsetting to the Southern Illinois penitentiary eme’s partner as an immediate as- at Chester. He was paroled in 1924 sist when holding but two sma! to Emery Chase, Democratic poli- cards of partner's suit Partner tictan, who was appointed Justice may hold merely a four-card suit Lecuies _ , ) : A A 4 of the Peace at Ferguson by the but even with a five-card suit and : , , b+ py. ; p i E Heavy quality Felt- St. Louis County Court yesterday.’ only two tn the agsisting hand, th: ' ' . o/- Base Mats. shown in beautiful selection of LIGHTS REPLACE SEMAPHORES ones are that the split of etn pre ya |the outstanding six cards of the | By the Associated Press. suit will be 4-2 or worse, rather Border WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-——-The than 2-3. Hence, lacking informa- Rag : ¥é. railroad semaphore, whose famil- tion that a partner holds more than maine oak flaoting far lines have stood eut so !0nmge a five-card suit, an immediate as- chown int against the sky in metropolis and sist with but two small cards lark shades.” tank tewn, is giving way to the shotild not be made. Sa march of industrial progress. “Second. Mr. Work shoul Reports to the American Rail- pass. His hand is altogether {. cities able to do so in face of a dena! normal spade support.” Mr. Work's three diamon2 was logical—an excellent exan:n:i> of the truth of Mr. Whitehea-i's statement: “In determining what is best to do in a complex situation. } the true guide is pure logic. Wh: 7:30 P. M. Nov. 25th { a Player should do as a rule. aril BUSY BEE 2nd Fiocr-4:> N oth | what he should do logically ws two vastly different propositions - After Mr. Work’'s bid. Mr. White. head passed He did not consid:r The Frames at etc Mamaoie tsooge one sid trick ‘ | sufficient for first round assis*. “é | Mrs. Goldsmith read Mr. Wor's's Don't Count three diamend bid correctly. an Ber meu ee was encouraged by it to say three UR Optical departiment spades. The others passed. can furnish any eye - ar Seymour led kine of glass frames you. prefer, {) (0o'ts. the highest of his seque 1 ; ; a Jummy plares th a - but it will only supply the /—) , . my played ne 4. and Mr. kind of lenses that scien. ‘|| “Ritehead the 8. thus inviting his tific tests dictate yeu to - | partner to continue the suit. Mrs , should wear. Goldsmith played the 8. , ae Mr. Sevmeour _ ia Oculists’ Prescriptions er Canned with the Filled r queen of hearts: Dummvr Mr. Whitehead the || Bleck his partner's eu'!t || played the 2. Mr Whitehead led Women’s Silk Und step-ins made of fine quailty chime and radium In my work and public suffer more than the average ; ° - na - wf Th ‘olds. 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PY. : 6x18 inches, good . ; ; heavy corrugated : Rubber Stair Treads. | (Bargain All-Linen Toweling, 3 Yds. fer. :: s. é sons: his 63 NOMS : see Qeeteticwr a «+, kat ~ 7 Er RC nepenhc ditei Saket 0 cena ie ete Sor S Yards .....:- Excellent quality heavy weight in mili remnants. (Bargatn Basement.) 36-Inch Bleach Muslin, 4 Yards. sca Excellent quality. Brand. No . a ey oa jeiaths ‘2 z fe oa o— res 3k! CAPO 5.5 reante Oine hats é SS Se aaa Sis pre = Thanksgiving Dinner 4 11A.M.to 425 Thursday 4 r Yo a i 7 . - eee are ee Segoe = SS Se 8 now-wbite bleached. Plain: bor- Cer. Slight seconds. Thursday Morning 10 O'Clock LINE OF MARCH oo + er’ gli Bh te erondl o aw a> PANE any ~ gt tw es - Aft. ony jn nip (A A RAPED 9S ELE E AD ORCS ncngne at nnaanipeniuaaetiaagsianglrndtie at : Py ae ees ae FS" " » , oe os te ‘ ys en be er Se : . Be ’ . : . nie 3 . ——"' > apay ati - . ‘ or kai il ore ots z 77 hy maa " ie thin a> the - BSome with color borders. Piave? the ps ” ; S - —. a _ ~ ace, {To : * b, Declarer Begins at Lindell and Union— | hearts: Declarer trumped Continues on Lindell to Locust a anitnk Mb Sevmoer shee, , Cut-Off, East on Locust to Fourth Sar Ge ne ae as = “@ : ME | | = North on Fourth Street to a : | ugents. Bring the Kiddies .. a j Seat printed fleral Sesigns. can he 2sed on round or square tables ‘Bargeats Basemest.} dewetly Ninth ana Obve Sis 8? come +e weusee MSD 2S wee =— a her campaign. lost two heart tricks queen of spades was on her !} ft she would lose two epade tricks the ace and the queen Her on’; hope ‘or game was fo Caicn tte Queen of spades on her right To trump lead had te com: pian read. the ® led her ace of die- nour plared the imy the 6; Mr. Whitehead the Next she led the jack of tie. mends: Mr. Seymour played the ° *verto@ek with the king: and Mr Whitehead plared the 7 mmiv led the 2 of spades head played the 2: Mre. Go’a- finessed the ‘ack: Wr mour Dlared hie singleten @ ‘The fact that her jack of Spades won toi@ Mrs. Golfsmith ‘tha+ Mr. Whitehead on her righ+ wndoubt: iy had both ace and queen \ire. (;eldam ith @ot back te Dy m- my by leading her king of cluhe- _Mr Seymour plaved the ° Dum - Ne matter how long you have suf- my won with the ace: Mr White. fered frem night coughing, er Yow head plared the 2 many other remedies you See an Dummy led the $ of spades Wr > t *? > be Suaraniced with pomarkable | wn ehesd played nett Bice mes: new them called Thox | wits me ace: Mr. Whitehead orks on ers Fe played the 3. from Dummy ied the 8 of spades. Wi: Whitehead played the 4: Declarer the ©: and Mr. Sermour 4tscarded the 4 ef diamonds. At this point. Mrs Goldsmith recegnized the Grand Coup situation. She realized “IT iy _ i bs SD LL » DD DD DD DD DDD DD DD DD DD Mr i i a ek a a a Ser ceug*ing cr sore threat in er no cost. For sore threat ter te gargies. 3éc, s0c all geod drug steres. . NUGENT & BRO. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH is done so that the 5p ere not be forced into the ~ compelled to lead a ¢ . ‘broadcast at the same houtl . =a) Boys’ Union § Suits : : 89c PROTE: Blankets cloth Sets Bathrobes Your Yoc Boys’ Winter weight, $7. 95 Set $2. 9 8 $ 2 ° 98 * flecced and medium ribbed, and Ye iT slight!y fleeced Union Suits, Warranteed, New color combina- Be | ee a otae” Pel eal deters Pats ales linen Sixtt-inch, cloth Vine quality Damask; " tions, big shawl collars 3 i . e - n sise, while 300 last. and 6—14x14-inch nap- 58x54 sise. Neatly fin pa gagee se on a (Bargain Basement.) Te sh ng Basement.) cefns, All mel ange Women’s Silk Costume Slips Special $7.98 Lovely, Christmas gifts of Silk Costume S5lips, including sport satins, radions and a few ra- diums in all new light amd dark shades. Sizes Sizes 26 to 44. (Bargain Basement.) Men’s & Wom- en’s Blanket Women’s Extra Baby Boy Suits Size Cotton Flannelette sag. ? 69c $1. 29 Bpecial value weol- mixed flannel, in biue or pre striped and brown middy style. Cotton _ Fiannelette; . dig New side-button effect. y owns, on sleeves and double Phe Size 1, 2 and 3 years. (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) $4.00 H.S: - Damask T able- $3 Part-Wool Novelty 4 ; | quality. Sizes 22 to 3. a) S et (Bargain Basement.) | e - i asnesi ggist, or you may not get ge scribed by physicians for 50 of genuine “Phillips” contain full directions ang S. Registered Trade Mark of The ¢ : predecessor Charles H. Phillips since : Two-Piece Jersey Suits and Dresses oe $ 1: 59 | Women’ s Silk Undergarments ; , Dainty new chemise and | step-ins made of fine quality $ 7. ' For women and misses. : early. A sengational offer of stylish Dresses suitable for , ohn > yy — or afternoon wear. Sizee 1 inidénatiiaaal Basement.) New Winter Hats Exceptional Values 7” Another example of remarkable value-giving. These Hats are very new, yet we shall offer them at less than regular prices. Materials Styles Bom: silks, me- Chic Hats and tailics, satins, sat-| women’s Hate; , nd metallics, : combinations; mt i medium and large that is in highest brim, of f-face and demand. | other models. (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) erepe de chine and radium in lovely pastel shades trimmed : ith fine TS a evecerecsecs ‘ (Nugents—Bargain Basement,) ~S. + . Re? OE gi wh > te td semeiaeds . wean pe amet ‘ VMihies O ant aleinanneeniie Amy ° nen . 2 a ee preitnn ” a e : . a ~s WS eaeg ee id i en eee ‘ + 4 “ Ty y * .% i ** ‘ Pa! ~ r ty a A “ onenaeA » : « ~ ’ a . «% 2. _. , . , v . oe Hg WE ee ee eee e Ms ety ig i . “ ~ @ —_ i ® The & ae _ ee ee) . - + oe Lo 4 oes sere de . at b . ra : eS on. ’ tucks oe © * ’ 4 - . “ ’ 3 > Si je ; Sa . tee we My bi a phd? Mewes Women’s Cotton *Flannelette - Kimonas and dress- Women’s- Misses’ nximonan nnd Groce. 5ijic “| Hosiery | tr: wanted shades, good assortment of sizes, (Bargain Basement.) Pure thread silk, silk and fiber, pointed and square heels, reinforced, allover and lisle ¥ + ND Bm fi PRO, Bee, ean, ee sheen jee mts — Pa eee ond Sue” “aa * et ey ee oe w 9: - we . 7 Sk. a. ee . . aa « ‘ “a a inch p gingham some checks, plaid effects leatly trimm rij k. neatly trimmed with rick rac green seconds, others slightly soiled. subject to slight mill stains. Broken sizes. (Bargain Basement.) inches wide. (Bargain Basement ep (Bargain Basement.) 79c Felt-Base Floorcovering, tong heavy qual- ity Felt-Base Floor- coverings, shown in tile and conventional designs. 6 feet wide. —— seconds. (Bargain ) Children’s Hats. . Values to $1.95. Felts, velvets. Many styles afd colors. (Bargain Basement.) and plain shades. to 10 yard lengths. (Bargain Basement.) Men’s Mufflers. . F () Scotch plaid _ ef- fects, fringed edge: ( 7 also wool Mufflers in solid colors. Extraordinary value. (Bargain Basement.) Men’s 25c Hose, 3 for renga Ss re t - rials, 3 -inch, . get 4 et oe ( seconds in Seutrabie ~ l slight coll lengths. (Bargain Basement.) ulars, broken sizes. Special. (Bargain Basement.) Opaque Shades. . Made of good ¥ pd qua ty opaque Men’s Shirts and cloth. «light tt Bee garter tops, irregulars. Sizes 8% Drawers with fixtures ready to hang. to 10. Every wanted color; sheer Heavy weight cot- 5() (Bargain Basement.) 2 ; f a3 * and service weight, wanted sea- ’ “Shirt ‘ a Stockin riced at sav- ton ribbed Shirts ( Drapery Cretonne, nai aga es p and Drawers. ecru color, slightiy fleeced, long (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) sleeves. ankle length. apt inna reat Ruffle Scrim Curtains Scrim Ruffle Cur tains well ~—aede with full ruffle and (Bargain Basement.) 39c Kimono Crepe, 2 Yards 30-inch cotton Crepe, neat colored floral designs. 10 to 20-yard lengths. (Bargain Basement.) 39c Broadcloth Shirting, 2 Yards 36-inch cotton Broadcloth, light grounds; neat int- ed figures and stripes; 1 to 3 yd. lengths. (Bargain Basement.) . . ’ | tte 39c Cotton Sateen, — giana: 2 Yards Gowns, slips, com- 36-inch good mer- binations and bloom- cerized finish, solid ers. Weli-made gar- colors: suitable for ments; assorted styles and sises linings, bloomers; 2 to 10 yard to 10 years. lengths. (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basemest.) Women’s Rayon Bloomers and Petticoats. . . . Greatly reduced from our regular stock. Just a limited number. (Bargain Basement.) a . . Boys’ Union Suits. 5() ; Medium ribbed ty slightly fleeced j Suits, Union long sleeves, ankle length, ecru color. Also short sleeve, knee length underwear; ale srzes 24 to 34. Slight irregulars. (Bargain Basement.) Women’s Felt Slippers ...... Pretty colors ané combinations, have padded elk warm All sizes to & a ss ee ed i Aataesesesnstelnsstenasaeti ti : a ee Wa 7" ePID ‘tine ew aneniil siaslagpyiits ont meas elit) Aaritia! * Brvis « ton ag vee r Menge, GALE hers om ah ~ tat VE oped » teem ¥e - ie ont oe. haingge apd rca cairn tie- backs. Curtain Material, wan “ms — Be i 2 a ey om io ER Sense. Se ee eR gl oe are ee ~~wee a Lent fo Me eo —_— v ™ - LIPS RM ae ys poe ete ee ey oe EE ———e 7 * ™. oat soles. 40-Inch Unbleached Muslin, 5 Yards Excellent quality heavy weight in mill remnants. (Barazain Basement.) 36-Inch Bleach Muslin, 4 Yards Excellent quality. Truth Brand starch or filling. Special. (Bargain Basement.) 20c Absorbent eee my - (Bargain Basement.) Men’s $1.00 and $1.50 Dress Shirts . All soiled ead mussed from han- dling. hon” coll: attached an neckband style. Broken ae 14 to 17. Limited quantity. (Bargain Basement.) Turkish Towels, 3 for Good quality bleached. with fancy colored borders. 18x36 size. (Bargain Basement.) 2 Yards Assorted colors, Very suitable for gil curtain purposes. 36 inches wide. (Bargain Basement.) ’ Boys’ Blouses ... New fancy percale Blouses in collar at- tached style, first quality. pure linen. 16x30 Boys’ Gloves, Pr... ~o ‘heh with Imitation bear ( 3 k ly lined. (Bargain Basement.) re 6% Oilcloth Patterns, Fach 48 - inch square, Reat printed floral Cesigns, can be used on round or square tables. (Bargein Basement.) tensions; durable bracket. (Bargein Basemest.) Figured Ruffle Curtaining, 11 Yards for. . Figured grenadine, mches wide, with 2-inch ruffle ‘ eT gtlh AE TPE MRBR os Fs Play Suits denim stite! stripe Overalls in sizes 4 to 14; also Play Sults in short sleeves. Sizes - tae (Bargain Basement.) Boys’ Work Shirts, 5() Good ggg a a C chambray co yore tached style, atitched: broken sizes 12% Slight irregulars. (Bargain Basement.) Loose and tigh ¢ knge, built-up shoul- der, medium weight. Sizes 46, 48 and 60. (Bargain Basement.) Women’s Winter Vests Severa! heavy and medium Winter weight. Sizes 26 to 44. (Bargein Basement.) Crepe Bloomers and Children’s — Dresses j . Made up of good quality gingham and “spe stamped for embroidery. Sizes 8 to 12 Bloomers and Step- years. ins, full 60-inch. inforced seat, trimmed Stamped Pillowcases Women’s Stamped some with neat lace. 27 Pair, 50c Dresses, Each, 50c to 29 length. (Bargain Basement.) neat patterns, stamped Attractive designs stamped on i4%. on good quality material. good quality gingham; cut large. - ae Stamped Creepers Stamped Tea Towels and costume gg C 2 for 50c , of Neat patierne stamped on 5 for 50c od assortment ape muslin and bleached and unbleached muslin. oe date, cnn pegafainvanie attend Preteen 22 suin, +, leletha longec cell ahvheadil . a aia eT 90 GO hie tr RI ate ee: Ped Pad * sid Po Pr OER yA os 6 - styles 27 Special. (Bargain Basement.) Drapery Fringes, 3 Yards Assorted colors, = pores - very suitable for fin- lined for Winter wear, very special. ish on drapery. (Bargain Basement.) (Bargeaia Basement.) Women’s Bandeaux and Brassieres, 2 for. Made of good quality striped Pre materials. Size to 44. Giasente Basement.) Natural color, inches; splendid curtains or drapes. (Bargain Basement.) Neat and eary to work designe , . towelin undergarments ‘of Bg nye stamped on good qua !t) Z other novelty materials. years. made up. (Nugents—Bargain "Basement. (Bargain Basement.) Just the Dresses for the Holidays Women’s Dresses Values that d emonstrate the Bargain B a sement’s buying and selling su- premacy. MATERIALS INCLUDE Jerseys Flannels Velveteens (Cotton Back) Combination Silk Crepes Satins Trico Knit In Sizes for Women nand Misses, 16 to 48 (Negests—Bargain Basement.) It’s Overcoat Time for Boys Boys’ Overcoats ‘ 95 Ae sete att tg ty an HO Women’s and Misses’ - i fig Fur-Trimmed Coats t ~ ae f ld \ | J . = ¥ a? ~* : : m , ‘ A . | . : For Boys 3to 17 Years Smart new Fall stvles in plain or belted Coats, with large convertible collars, warmly wool lined. A wonderful] se- lection combining styles and quality with low prices and _ materials. Soft pile fabrics and practical weaves for daily wear. FUR TRIMMINGS Beaverette Mandel (Dyed Coney) i OO Ieee te sagen he A a ala nie aii | elie ae ON aM RE I GF ae Spann NER naa groaioneei . oom ath wae oe r ee ee ee ae ¥ = ke - * n " A good selection of colors, shades and patterns. Included are broken sizes of 100 per cent all-wool Mackinaws, with big convertible collars, belts and in smart plaid effects. Sizes 16 to 46 ! MATERIALS | Suedines Bolivia Moufflon | Sports Come in the most popular colors— Valencia blue, red, rust, navy and black (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) Boys’ Longie Corduroy Trousers Dandy Corduroy Longies in 75 blue and drab shades. I: gray, Sises § to 15. Well tailored, cuff . LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO ,
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a Ne Cs ae ee PRIMES Ce ye atte te ta soir eee : . Sky 4 itt PAGE 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926 , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — : }tion as a result of their 53-hour ‘for household use. eagrorncaangge f + : {, HERE'S ONLY OnE | r ston | RK : HELD WHEN : ADVERTISEMENT | . : er ages: PC ! AB .. ‘experience underground. is they built a fire to keep warm ane- . s givin | The men lost their way when at the last fire rescuers found a WHO CAN DOA FASTER SAGE TEA TURNS | | they entered the mine in search of sign: “Smith-Walker, lost, BUBUNE | EAPER. . ; | HOLIDAY TOMORROW I ) _|a coal deposit which might serve /| water, Monday.” BE | TER OR CH | a et NI) : GRAY HAIR DARK | spe HANKSGIVING is the most |/ [9] HOTEL SAUM : ‘| THAR RAYBESTOS— : /_—— | American of holidays. mee GRAND BL. AND CASTLEMAN AV. | ANO HES DEAD/ - -F itn F. wre f Mrs. Beatri | , nay s ee | all of our people join, > iH 1 . ; ss Mr rns | dark, glossy-bair can only be had by.| Practically All Business to Be!! ., pitectants. Casholics, or || BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM IS NOW OPEN | 2 7 gsed Body © + Deanne! *~ brewing a mixture ~ 2 ae i onl Unde the . spell of a |! You Will Enjey Your Thanksgiving Dinner With Your Family Here. | + a Li ht Discovered im ie ~ Suspended, Thanksgiving ews. Under the = spe : iat te ae | Fae neal Pigh of Sage Tea and : Sign . . common emotion: we become || A five-course young turkey dinner will serv : 7 7 Be | Drea = !umber Yard Sulphur. Your Services in Churches. more nearly a united pele. {} from 12 m. to 9 p. m. at $1.50. : ‘ . Store rs — hair is vour charm. ig ae * 908200 ef the rear |} Tony Pichler, Proprietor, formerly with Chase Hotel zs : ingredients 7 isk | Pere, - It makes or mars when ail Americans — ee ee ae | 7 . | ) the face. When St. Leuis will be on holiday to- scious that there is one Gol, || — ‘The body of a shabbily Greased | one Father. one Creator of «il. found by & workman at! it fade tur : i ; this exclusive 1 an a ed. morrow to observe Thanksgiving. a] K : a gf ” 2k anniiea. | Which dates from the time of the Tha DR Mert ee oe —only 25 | i on ie m. today om & soggy cinder | Si an appiiea al eaiia? Ss h + is uni- ' ; i - PS / of the religiousness that is ING DAY | | " =e Seber ath pale ioe . It re- = . f a | tn \ 4 a ieee : > arc oi ss ‘ . ‘ ce tion or two of early settlers of New England. versal in men’s hearts. ‘ h G : e | : 3 - ———— a phur enhances of the earth's gifts should make © ’ | r = | _& | = its appearanee a hundred-fold. Don’t; ~ 7 ; iw le rather than proud. | L s e Hydraulic | omy Po . ADVERTI: bother to prepare the mixture; you)! Paces wil be closed. The after-| | |. coarse and vuigar //g = can get this famous eld recipe im-/| noon newspapers will omit publica- materialism wherever it flaunts B CONTINUING OUR . | y q D t , Siow Voctor: ye & : 7 . . the addition of otoer ID tion itself befere the world. Al- GREATEST SALE reads for use. . . tions wil! be idm Gon the day and umn season yet it wak® within ; Mm Ss, Yo Ss’ & Ys’ ‘ . : — > It is called Wyeth's Sage and ite a ree regular ints.” de- the heart those quick and ten- | ? Mest persons are honest and will aos ; Sulpbur Compound. This can always; *~ ie ' : der sympathies which are like |! ) return lest articies tf the loss ts i 4 O S | advertised in Post-Dispatch wants. A SUBURBAN HOME — Want tt? - ne * ee ne ae x NEORLIRRE | AON te 35 Oe. seule’ os a et . Nb BOTS de ON OR ae hE WS OOS >. Vg yd ae ek te - 4 ; , " Pp ee me sw hcl 4, Poaceae a, WA PES ar 2 aa AN - i a: + 5: i 4) ~ a, oa ~ i " Pre > Li il Nib ance te I ; 7 ’ = gate DAS “ye - Sebi ais ae ere beatae 0 EEN AR ADR Aer enateniney ne ne - Rear. Pag HS "1 CONOR See b \eo ra Res Ty... Phir ass ¥ SER ASR Pe 2h Rd. . Pay ‘ , NES eat er eT 9s Soke Rh eg Rate ole BR ' pies oN a meee RAS eet) ee eee 4 Wart bed ‘ Son I. : Sage and Sul Public offices. banks, exchanges. minds us that the plenteousness | stores, offices, schools an@g@ other RTS RR AP TR ETT a =. yy vs “en it Ts ae Se tte egyriiee LCoS ae ter gate . P C, PY cat Seer ee : ae o> ne 4 . 2 mite! ar TF Ea RG ON ESL SO SS Me ts re Te 4 Pn ieee A Ne oye ici oeeindliads . hl Sh ity tale. seta caus’ tak ee UL le es age : 11 224 + ra h ) Tar = - a 4 y 3s . vrivy oy « d - : : WIE bh oli: . P - eS. - e t —— eee aa oo at oe «teeta «86S 6ctanl \ y ~~ pether biiate os nounced, as follows: || erect and strong and warm. “if ue or two bed-je First Christian Church, Pendile-j| ¢sr¢wen): , 9:30 a m.; First Presbyterian. John J. Glennon, Archbishop Union Methodist and Second Pres- of St. Louis. ’ | 'byterian churches participating. Henry Alford Porter, D. D., | Fountain faa itaum at a — 2 a wines “—. will be started at 9 a. ™m There | judi who judges a fellow raan VF ALA eS 7 A 4 “A ‘ . . bide ist ‘ ? PWR O, Serpe Bad wes 5 TER RR ith itatitto Mg 18 TOBIN NE saree cgm tat poe en ~ i Sn a i eee Kotte PONE PDB ST a Re ~ - of different denominations Be Wate ae ps: Angi ‘ ’ ey ala &: f ty 7 ea ree we . ae rt nihe bse ate ° rr ‘ ipeak Se Paget tee poe 2 : ys 2 ot . z re Ph Sr theaiiotdban a elt taille Bc Ci AHR AM igetg eRe biiy Bink wy > eal z mr Sars rat ‘ " me oe Boas Te MARR Pe aR by RS i ; e . heat we : an ee SE Ne LEAK GAR SRN RE Hint é * th brs ee a bead ORE Late ae oe = ahi 4 abn : = at PEL . HE Ngel ANBS SINC PEO Re) ae a J eine . Uh nh ate ry nat ~ ieee Pe ew: - Ra : g rena 5 TI yd eo 4 ym ~ Ys eee a he ae uM S tas Ye - : : . 4) DAIS & WA. 3 - y Pane “he a VORP pee. 2 a me « In has : - ea rie . a fi 7 « Aner nga agg + ‘ $F eR ees > ome tine 4-2 De neraiatenhdlimdn ties 3 on Pee, sales v so eee ge OPS ee EE AS a ma Y ‘ i ‘ . a ea aie re an alone. ot ty a : mm ? » ptt tite iio ” fae wt orton, — ok ahd a - an Aodeiniel : Coe: wey: A agate. Phra e rene ates ch Satine wv Bh MN ener err = Rage Be ee f, ? , , ; a ubtine ited ale ee dese ieee “ ~ Aba Ti ay Me thin Antoine x ‘ : ; : : aha ole) UGH a | en 7 . Tet em beta ieee Ps r ere en ebscibiaiad oe ; maar é he : af; to Aes ‘ ‘ Re Et REP es av Met Vater pel Fy-. F ET ARIE RES ere tr aaa. magi od “+ . = : R m id PRR, DPR, SR. tit ee Gps sy acs ” Nae. ? at 3 Pf Me brad eRe eed he Luke ge el YON tata NT ee ee pee Peer i MES > Pa yee rns cies ane eae! aati Y * a : ° GT! y F the rgd ha AS ae oa ‘ SATS Si a oc 8 AS ater: “sieey yp seine é : : = wag 1 Weis oe - ’ oh “ae wt } ss ne — why tag ae ‘ va wt : * pM ee a x ye glee vgs a) Lae Bee Pe Leis eens 1 N ae tS el BF Bae) ae X > ~~ "m, + ae - SY & ~ é o 2 rae ie " si0 DD —s he by od hard ES ¥ tia a he GPL alles caer SAKE tte oe - _ BGR. Park Congregational; President Metropolitan Churcn | '(hurch, Fountain and Aubert ave- | Federation of St. Louis. ' ~~ “ ;nues, 19:30 a m.: St. John’s Meth- | ; 'odist. Second Baptist and Kings-| - (highway Presbyterian churches ‘TWO MEN LOST IN MINE f = . ~s ; “4 SS aN | ~~ , ~ Rare amas sas has baa bi » hee. id participating. | | University Methodist Church, | FOUND AFTER 53 HOURS »A—__ aor gt : “es 6300 Washington avenue:. St. Mi- | B> the Associated Press. i a ies > mm wh —— -. i bids . ae : : - bari and All Angels’ Episcopal) CHARLESTON. W. Va., Nov. 24. ee hitee “ ies 5 4 , “? Chureh participating. —Two men, lost since last Sunday ~~ 74 fod Pie ow - - * “Ih ee eee? ; : Tyler Place Presbyterian Church./ jin the passages of an abandoned = - i + . tS Te ee oast— identical 1n * -t, ao > 23 Ty ~m les be . vard: Shaw Methodist, Holy Ghost last night a mile from the mine's Evangelical and Compton Heights mouth by State and Federal res- . , Baptist churches participating. cue workers. One of the ; ‘gf - ° Other Union Meeting + —s} +. Union Avenue Christian Church, Fay . ‘ . . = —_ - ~~ ~3¢ by eee cite. ae + es a me Union bovievard and Enright avre- Dewey Smith, 30, ne unal : 3 , ° 3 ” 3% to ~- : cans 7 ; , - ‘ nae IS ts me Piligr Mm CCongrega- ed. Neither was in serious ; ifti- — \\ ] — tional and Westminster Presby- terian churches participating. “ Mapie Avenue Methodist Church Belt and Maple avenues, 19:30 a. “oi m. Cabanne Southern Methodist. . ° 4 : 2. | ervice this season to West Falm Beach-Falm ; " SSE _s * B 7 “ = & $ 3: West Presbyterian churches par- ey - 2 ale . ¥ . ae pe ee Eso thag eek owe & 5 > eens oe INAUGURATION OF THE FIRST. THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE OVER THE © | MIAMI EXTENSION JANUARY 7th and on WEST COAST OVER os Park. 10:39 a. m.: Carendelet Cingshighway Baptist. S The¢1,000,000 W Episcopat. ove lace > } — ad | ~g P { ni gt >To tees >. ae ; 023 >= wr Christian and Haven Street Metho- VNR. CADAE. GREG. ae RANTS, Sh THE FOR MY ERS and NAPLES EXTENSION JANUARY 7th checked before thev develop if this dist churches participating. ; . Centenary Methedist Cherch (1 See prempciy. , es On Sno Siete TEMP aaa tel ual of ts Saabs We. This unexcelled—all-Pullman—fast time—no extra fare—Orange Blossom churches participating: sermon by. °Stlaberatories. It is quick, efficient Special to Florida will be operated as two trains this season, leaving New York eh see eh ft MH Mae at 9.30 every morning effective December 6th. One direct to West Palm Beach- ville. Tenn.. former paste f Cen- ~~ ey S . tenary and editor of the Christian 4] ais he we ” en nage Map Palm Beach through Central Florida—with,parlor Car bus service to Miami— Mee craven - Prestrtartan|th® Dowel apd tenen the entire oye-| [p Seweng Cress Fivite THIS TRAIN WILL BE EXTENDED THROUGH TO MIAMI LEAVING Church, Gore and Lockwood ave- meng a: smn srg ae ae Short _— : NEW YORK, JANUARY 7th. The other train direct to Tampa, St. Peters- tee. rere : Been! teed Mpemeage ae © burg and West Coast Points (serving Savannah and Jacksonville). Service will snaps ee over its own rails South be extented to Fort Myers and Naples leaving New York January 7th. iat endive ‘TFhenmaatoina ane Ce a anne Travelers on this distinctive train will enjoy the most luxuriously appointed Drops! He's tatang an awful chanceef =.) \;.. ee AY Hall GetRed Boxe. .0% with portrait Florida equipment with courteous attendants known to modern travel—CLUB CAR—barber—valet—bath; OBSERVATION CAR-—ladies’ lounge—bath ae tg a sore oe Nest Football will attract many @t. | time know better "ll make Seale | | ; : , . nity emcee : maid—manicurist; specially designed SEABOARD DINING CARS—section, ~~, | ™~ ‘ ’ =. uh tte ae ii oo tage} ates . See ie nan eds Pde beget! hk me : ys ar Fike ia vd “ap iv. ~~ ; a 5 ie : PD ase. - as . Soreness 3 rT: morrow evening. The band wil! . : play there from 6 to 10 p. m. ; : | : ee . » Year; 205 in the home Ae | || ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL om-Nigte-ow . 9.30 A.M. nished BOWERS fourth: s.90) the Bik: and 4 PO > Ag Did wr g a, ‘S25 bes Bee I rc F C ~ ey Bellefontaine Farms. where de- or onstipation jj linquent bors are sent. has pro- “fe re “es vi wg ae vided 3900 pounds of chicken for , s , And Stomach Gas | >. m2: 2s8 sever oF cis new charm dies. : THE SOUTHERNER (oneNighow) . . . - - 9.20 AM. Sanitarium patients, 400 rds for “wat - | 5—(Coaches—Din : ser > SE Rete Ul che cxatns mindea and S00 youn : CAROLINA FLORIDA SPECIAL ee : e ° . . are loud m its praises. {//°* *°0* | ~ samp This me e from Ar- | | In service ail year —Coaches— Dining, and Sleeping Cars Kansas tells its own | BOOY OF STUNT DIVER FOUND ? SEABOARD FLORIDA LIMITED . . . . 7.10 P.M. story. Hundreds of such have been received || “Daring Dan” Tayior of Belleville First crip January 3 to East Coast—Al-Puliman— Dining, Club, and Obserwanion Cars) _ | Was Drowned in California. | - . ; ag | FLORIDA WEST COAST LIMITED ... 740 P.M. 4A telegram recetved yesterday . | IN THOUSANDS of (First crip January 3 tm West Coast—Al-Pullman — Dining, Club, and Obserwanon Cars) ‘afternoon br Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Tayler of Belleville announced tha: | homeES music means + > - the body of thei 2, id (Nick . ' .- ; ‘ . ster. humwe te hasten chats cg guuuee Gpaay then ever ii Py. (Now in service t» both Coasts — All-Pullman— Dining Car— Sleepers open 10.00 P.M.) ie r | Folarine is the result of year Taylor. known in boxing circles as ‘Daring Dan” Taylor, bad been re- before, becausé Ortho- x A ¥ ; SEABOARD FAST MAIL a i ‘ e ° ° ° 12.30 A.M. mt pp work. It is one of covered at Venice. Cal. Taylor met ° — ° wation that death when he dived from a switt- | phonic musicis richer, Ee ey @ eh Cae ee ae ee ae a ; dependaiiite a = j ty moving airpiane Sunday. Nov. cl > ow ’ hs —_— * , ~ ' 14. The telegram announcing the carer, more realistic . 7 . All trams from Western cities to Florida connect at Jacksonville with Seaboard trains for Poio~ 4 | Necevery of the body was signed by | This wonderful instru- fx: : | all principal resorts on the East Coast, West Coast and Central Florida. : pearine is a life saver for AS ey OD © weg om Jess Klein. a Belleville boy who ac- h “ ‘(companied Tayler West two years | MMent, with its exciu- = ie! ita alagiien Gait ter enema :; > We lu : arranged to assure smooth handling and on-time operation of trains. ‘Sus _ Gate the pleasure of te Belleville for burtal. ve princip a stands on Make reservations well in advance of departure and for imformation apply te any Passenger represen- : =z d Smoothly — a car that es ‘ - be . ARREST THREE IN DRUG RAID absolutely alone. Have tattve or ticket agent. | — itr , 7 Ww. L. McMO a you heard itr Drop in RRIS, General Passenger Agent If constipation “ Norfolk, Va. , : They Say Fought With Theme. |——*SOOm—and we'll . Fred Miller, 28 years old. and! : der . ’ | from two other roomers in the home of gladly play It for you. druggist, demanding Mrs. Emma Scheef, 1105 South el of and origina!. Sixth street. were arrested in a _ Trial of this modern lax- | raia there by Federal narcotic /agents yesterday. The agents re- reward Ported that an informer had pur CORP foal ¥. . Sosy aioe 7 Re Be i ee oe ee Sed ENS rots Dy > 4 > Y c= : , = - 9 ’ \ MPanaae ee - x= ¢ j ; | ' ‘pnt : sis sta 1% toy Chee They ome os ais ape wen a ae Se ie ° : . eenggs . a - Foe hi or - . ” ¥ an uy 4 “er ca jer he Oot : n a dng @, - eee plane ac oS f of -4 e ry ™ he hata t : St gy 8 e Be ¢ faci Th elt > ae % - nn pat art Ys 4 YS i ( (ition - . 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Stevens and Carpender families | that the fingerprint found on the , ’ EY —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926 ————— nicl = YT | Goessling Lumber Co., Thirteenth ; . — rT Seuss" “S| WILLIE STEVENS A SURPRISE |: § top Cold vil aie Gahs Stbereieats a Chat of Stee. noved their seats where they could | card at Dr. Hall’s feet was not that Mother! It's Cruel to “Physic” Stas’! Yy Child bowel movement but, best of all, it never gripes, sickens or upsets the cello, Ill., a practicing physician for sade alae coaaual ee fe: te 47 years, it seemed cruel that 60 | absolutely harmless, and so pleasant many constipated infants and chil-| that even a cross, feverish, bilious, dren had to be kept constantly | sick child gladly takes it. ‘‘stirred up’’ and half sick by tak- Buy a large 60-cent bottle at any ‘athartic pills, tablets, salts, cal- | store that selle mediciné, or write cana call wea offs. es ORs ‘‘Syrup Pepsin,’’ Monticello, [ili- While he knew that constipation | 77's ‘or be pone tee cs om BoT- was the cause of nearly all chil- oo oe yourself. | dren’s little ills, he did not believe ° ‘that a sickening ‘‘purge’’ or D Caldwell ‘*physic’’ was necessary. r Ss In Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin he SYRUP constipated. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup PE ps ER Pepsin not only causes a gentle, easy ows HATS C ne 2 ne ——— Mrs. Light died of a rupture of i life. As the examination wore on, | oner’s autopsy physician deter-| an abdominal blood vessel, a Cor- and he stood up so gallantly under mined, but it was not decided’ Coached as t, I fancied that she was saying to whether the injury was caused by | herself again what she had writ- a fall or a blow. She had been) ten to her brother sn between four and six hours’ Willie was first arrested, “I was) we when her body was found. Near! proud of Willie,” she wrote. “He | ime today On & SORE cinder) the body was an unopened quart | i | ; bore himself like a very fine gen- of the cold quickly and =eliieets the lumber yard of the | of home-brewed beer. | tleman.” N | “ a ee by i | Drops in the nostrils ty a DR. W. BS. CALOWELL AT THE AGE OF 63 To Dr. W. B. Caldwell, of Monti- By DOROTHY DIx. (Copyright, 1926.) SOMERVILLE, N. J., Nov. 24.— Baffled and defeated, temporarity at least, Senator Simpson, his thin little face looking suddenly tired and old, and with the pep gone out of him, knocked off work at tho closing of court yesterday after- noon with a sigh of relief, and! called it a day. For more than an hour he hei used al] of his cleverness in exar- ining Willie Stevens, trying to g«t eome damaging admission abcut | the Hall-Mills murder. And Willie | had come unscathed through tne ordeal, without even a scratch. Willie Stevens is an almost >:yp tic figure, this man of whom we hear so much, and really know so ‘ , little. His family and friends tay i calomel compound tablet/are feeling fine with a hearty | that he is subnormal mentally, the | that such is the case. And it is gives you the effects ofjappetite for breakfast. Eat | courts appointed a cuardian a] pe po ne tripaik eure "al and salts combined,|what you please—no danger. ee rg hea nae ne | testimony “is inkene- he maa or the unpleasant effects Get a family package, con- va a iat Taro cmatig and welt | tuling the simple truth. And he taining full directions, only 35 chosen English. Twice during :re| *** telling it like a child who only cents. At any drug store. examination he corrected Senator | *2°W the one thing that has made Simpson's pronunciation of the (an impression upon him, and ‘whose mind is not diverte word “Bayard,” and answer2d oe ee ee every question put to him, njaot the main issue by other thoughts | and speculations. Only with intelligence but with In tellng his story, William Stev- | ss ne |ens said that he was 54 years old illie Stevens on the Stand. land that ever since he was two he Picture Willie Stevens on the witness stand. | had lived in the house in New mp dens A big man, with | Brunswick which he and his sister yy at eel dee noe a ee | still occupy. He said that he loved enters the pores, then a cooling sen- hae : sweats OS aes’ | his sister dearly and was very fond | sation that brings welcome relief. | beginning to turn gray, with 4/of his brother-in-law. Mr. Hall. , Jars & Tubes short underlip that shows his lower | who, he carefully explained, was . > teeth, and a receding chin ti:at not a doctor but just a simple cler- | melts into the fold of fat 2-ound german, and that he knew Mre. | his neck, with big, hocn-rimimed! Mills only very slightly, as he was | Slasses that accentuate the rather | a member of Christ Church and not | owl-like look of his face. .of St. John the Evangelist, of | It is a dull face, but a kindly | which Mr. Hall was pastor. Hence | ;}one. It beams with good nature,! was not thrown with her. | }and its habitual expression is pa- | Bottling Up His Pipe. | thetic and wistful. For it looks as | He said that wee the putt of | ADVERTISEMENT if he were always trying-to under- | Thursday, Sept. 14, 1922 , he and : stand something that jus escapes; the Rev. Mr. Hall and Mrs. aa! SON GRATIFIED | his grasp. When he was called to/ and little Frances Voorhees had the witness stand, he jumped up| supper together, and everything | with alacrity. His countenance wa8S| was very pleasant and agreeable| wreathed in smiles all through the | gs was usual in the household. exarnination. He grinned delight- After supper he went up to his edly, whenever he thought he had room to smoke and shut the door | made a point. and _ leaned over.'to keep the evil smel] of his pipe | 4 —_ 'to which the whole household ob- HIS MOTH F ia ADVERTISEMENT __» jected, from spreading through the | house. “Everybody hated it,” . ‘ets eS” aan Itching Irritations Willie explained with a grin. But ’ before he went to his room he had of the Skin and Scalp heard Dr. Hall say to his wife, “I don’t have to go out, but I am /going to see about that patment 'on the bill for Mrs. Mille’ opera- tion.” a Earlier Willie had heard the tele- phone ring and had called to Mr. Hall, who was in the bathroom,” “Telephone,” as he often did. childishly, intent, in his eagerness to make himself understood. And he was childishly deferential to the lawyers, and said, “Yes, sir” and “No, sir’ and “I don’s remember, sir,” to their questions. He was calm and collected and good na- tured even through Senator Simp- : son's severest attacks. The only time that he showed any emotion was when he related that the po- lice, who had tricked him away from home to put him through the third degree, cursed at him and | swore at him and almost struck | him, And at that, he seemed more | for that COUGH / hurt than angered. —— Simpson Suspects Coaching. Senator Simpson accused him of having been coached in his testi- mony until he could repeat his les- sons like a parrot. It is possible mostly taken up by the fingerprint experts. who declared. and brought large diagrams to prove it, ) As : i wh sods eg) “ Ke, s Blow Doctors Treat Sst Colds and the Flu Mis mas ms wee m . i at aaa ; .. eee ‘ ea hued PR 5 2, -% — 7 St Soe * Ra eb, Se ee qeray gt Phe a . ‘ MER RI back, Oe iy od ih. aie ona KEMP'S BALSAM —s + 5 ROP Sow fl AT THE STAR? - = - oe pate R a? id ts +s oe 2 Lo ie SAO ase hig ae ey ae. f eM ap aE MORTAL TES «LONELY pepe Mt inet ame ta aM EL 1 NL ERNE Nt REALE 1 * advertised in Post-Dispate, wants, Phone the want ad or leave % with your rnenrest druccist. Io break up a cold overnight | tume with a swallow of water— Mt cut sbort an attack of| that’s all. No salts, no nausea . . influenza, sore throat or | —, the slightest caper ae pps ‘- | with your eating, work or pleas- wilitis, physicians and drug-| ore. 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You will feel a warm tingle as it establish natural bowel ‘‘regular- ity’’ even if the child is chronically ee ot ae Sy ‘ies Mei hoes are * tigi Ric arliehat: attests iene: smebe bai abies: peter 3 Met iie Miate Tab ose gti discovered a laxative which helps to * CLEANED t or two tablets at bed- ~ Cine + + An @ - a >” = ~~ & yy dy ae * . pe ¢ SLEEPING CAR SERVICE TO MIAMI Passengersfor points along the East Coast, may trens- fer to the Miami sleeper after leaving Memphis. Cennections made in the Jacksonville Union Station for all points in Ficride. Dining Car Service All The Way Fred Harvey Meals on the Frisce ° Net Barts epee *-~ 4 . lle ayy lye i = %, 4 “e's . © ” - APE, Rede eS ae ee AEE th nee ome aceume ‘a 2 e ca eee 2s ian wae reap heap ere: ld GE, * 7 a »* et & . aA ne Use Lally’s Discovery. Results positive with two 75c bottles. Daily cleansing, 39c size. On sale at Wolff-Wilson, Enderle, John- son Bros. and other druggists. FREE—Trial Sample:on Request. Laboratory—5826 Hamilton Ay. © St. Louis,-Mo.. ee ee To Sell Real Estate eee ae =e Reduced Fare Round Trip Tickets Now On Sale p ‘e a RC ati ie nen narolite . oy en ‘ RF B ~pahen rn RO PL eget ge “rhs 7 OR AG 08 0 Pe sit ae aD 0 op Nin NN Gn ete ot Mel ihe bene thee ee PPL aR WT Clg ' ilies Better than.a mustard plaster a MM LE Bleeping car reserve- tions, tickets or other infermaetion at ‘ FRISCO TICKET OFFICE 322 N. Broadway, St. Louis, Me. Phone: Garfield 7800 eninge a. ye ent eee nsseibtagednge meri 1 NES ee OC NM tp Oe RRNA E EES int Pee ay Adérees mail inquiries te FRISCO Gaeaeeanes a D. P. A.. Frisco Lines 832 Frieco Building St. Louis, Mo. —— as » shh too ple —————e ———— | Says He Rejoices Because of the Fact That It Was a God- | send to Find a Medicine That Would Restore His Mother’s Health After So Much Suffer- ing. an ADVERTISEMENT Stomach Gas— Does It Spotl Your Di gestion Use Zemo, Healing Liquid Don’t suffer shame of ugly, itchy skin. Never endure Skin Tortures and |Irritations. Banish Pimples, Blotches rand Blackheads. pleasant-to- use, dependable Zemo Liquid. L'se at ‘But I didn’t think it was any any time. This safe. sure way to ° ™y business, so I didn’t listen,” keep skin clear and free from blem-| he added, Ire had no idea of |ishes. At druggists—60c and ¢1.00. what telephone conversation was about. . “It seemed miraculous to me ana at the same time it was a great source of satisfaction the way your Herb Juice restored my mother to _ good heaith after so much suffer- ing. I feel that it was a Godsend in that I found the right medicine after experimenting with different remedies without getting any satis- factory results,’ said Joseph Haus- | ler, range worker, who resides at | 56 Botanical avenue. St. Louis. Appiv SO the n . ” rae SAS na eS PERE Rc EY Maken Decay ede as " , ‘ = rihige v1 en Soe wo &y Mes — NO ee en ioe ee hi» a ee heli oats Fir ies 2 4 ~ ye aS a ANTES aris nag Albeo o'clock he Or Pea pat Ae ot het. = _ - At 8:30 that night 3 ne, went downstairs to Say good- : : yr FOR SKIN {RRITATIONSG night to his sister, then went back td | to his room, and to bed and to ss sleep. ’ | 7 At 2:30 o’clock in the morning, ure Relief Mrs. Hall knocked on his door and (said, “I want you to come with : | ( —_———, mé. Edward hasn't come home. : iy fe and Il am very much worried. J] T Your Car YA Zs, FoR think perhaps he has fallen asleep if | ae pa ? in the church.” Tt , Search for Absent Pastor. 7, +> So Willie together One of the first — makes many people do/ of Adlerika is to relieve aishout the foods they like .g28 on the stomach and Yet recent discoveries gas bloating. Even the London specialists FIRST spoonful fre- relief for quently brings out a sur- Fe: of distressing stomach | XCEPT in the case of accidents, cars die a dual death. Dr. Clare E. Griffin of the University of Michigan has made some in- which they dark. Then Mrs. Hall, | knowing her husband had intend- best. by famous } teresting estimates from statistics on the length of life of automobiles. An his “Life History of the Automobile” he says that of any 100,000 automobiles beginning life at the first of any year, 220 will be junked the first ‘Year; 2,051 the second; 4,400 the third; 6,750 the -8920 the fifth; and 10,670 the sixth; etc. # What sends some cars to the scrap heap while cafeterias in me es egetables o The Seaboard Line Railway hasnoho- ee re ee directly approximately 85% of Florida’s hotels. Every assurance is given by the Florida State Hotel + tion, : s Associa ade hotel interests, and bY Chambers of Commere that rates as advet for this season sv! bie. stable and reasonadi©: The Seaboard has a booklet showing * Florida hotel rates. It available at all Sea offices or on request. OO ae tels to feature. It serves} il be be | thers ef the same age are still serving a useful life? , . ‘Faulty lubrication in most cases. That is the ae “0st important single cause for the premature demise of automobiles. Keep your car perfectly | 404 you will literally save its | | Most perfect protection that could be devised for the motor of an automobile. Heat and friction ® ‘annot break its tough film. You can depend on ® Polarine to protect aii the moving parts of the ‘ubricated with Polarine life. Polarine is the engine at ail times. 'Polarine is the result of years of experience and SGentific work. It is one of the major products of an organization that is noted for its absolute bility. Polarine is a life saver for an automobile and a ‘Worry saver for the man who drives it. If you ; have had trouble with your car, you will appre- the pleasure of driving a car that runs y—acar that is properly lubricated. : tiarine will save your car from the junk heap : 3 MY it will promote a smooth performance that } “lladd immeasurably to the pleasure of motoring. Have the crankcase drained out today, cleaned "ith Polarine Flushing Oil, and refilled with | the particular grade of Polarine made expressly for your car. 3 3 m z IANDARD OIL COMPANY (Indiana) ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI }ed to see Mrs. Mifis,. said: ‘“‘Let us | £O down to the Mills’ house, per haps somebody is sick there. But was no light in the Mitig’ either, so they went back BELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION, | 25¢ and 75¢ Pkg's.Sold Everywhere | oe ome Willie had no SET OF TEETH, $10 UP tion of what Lhere house, definite recollec- Friday ordinary as could remember, but on | Saturday, at 12 o’clock as he sat in the library, he heard his aunt, Mrs. Charles J. Carpenter. come in the front door, and exclaim, “Well, you might as well know it. Edward has been shot.” And that , was the first that he knew of ; the tragedy.’ And he protests that ADVERTISEMENT | - 3 ) |is all he knows of ft. . Nothing could exceed the sim- |plicity and frankness and earnest. ness with which he answeregq every THIS COLD CURE na He didn't try to evade anything. | He apparently attempted to con- ‘‘Pape’s Cold Compound’’ ends colds or grippe in a few hours | happened of the DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE | —nothing out a ~ P . ¢ " ho Gold Crowns, far as hf Open Until ae * 12:30 P. B. Sunda vs, cea] nothing. go over and over his story endless reiteration and Willie Da- tiently repeated it with only such slight omissions and emendatione as anyone would make in an oft- ‘told tale. Simpson shot sudden questions at fron hurled monstrous accusations against him; accused him of lying ;and of committing murder, and | Willie countered with some per- | ,fectly reasonable explanation of | two ge — levery act and only seemed grieved | | three oses | j and surprieed that anybody could. ie oromptts ;}think that hé could commit an opens clogged - up ge gue aspen gg | | -~ not have been a weenie ta 0h greater contrast than these two/| om stops nasty men offered, the one go big of | ‘body and 80 smal! of brain. The! discharge or nose fe WRN re running, relieves sick headache, dull- other so small of body and so big | ness, feverishness, sore throst, sneez- | of brain. Simpson, an intellectual! | Your cold will break and all! grippe misery end after taking a dose | of ‘‘Pape’r Cold | Compound’’ every ip Goliath; Willie, a pigmy David. Yet. ‘ing, soreness and stiffngss. | Son ‘stay stuffed-up! Quit blow. | when the end of the afternoon ses- | ' ; uffling! Ease your throb- | Sion called a halt it was not Goliath | ie bead—nothing else in the world Who had won the fight. Perhaps | gives such prompt relief as ‘‘Pa ‘Gold Compound,’’ which costes thirty-five cents at any drug ¢ sling was that tnvincible store we call the truth. ', it was because the rock tn David's | fit will do weapon | waigreem's | ‘ington Av., to see the special dem- ~ ~~ Ore > « AK as » a ae eg ane JUSEPH HAUSLER. In a recent interview, Mr. Haus- | ler told in a very enthusiastic way how the Herb Extract, for years called Herb Juice, hed benefited his mother beyond uaij expectations. Continuing with his statement, g¢'v- en the special representat ve from the laboratories of famous medicine, he said: “For months before my mother started using your wonderful medicine I had worried myself almost sick about her condition. She had gone down- hill rapidly during the past year or so, and we could never find a thing that would relieve her of her ail- ments and restore her te a healthy condition. She had lost so much in to weight and had gotten so thin that | she was actually ashamed to go ™s- iting or to go out in the city. Her ailments were the common ones of today, but they had health and I tried in vain to find the right medicine that would have the desired effect and bring quick and satisfactory results. Then it was that severu) satisfied users of Herb Juice urged her to take the herb remedy in an effort to regain her health. Well, she started on it not knowing, however, just what the results would be, but suffice !t to say that this medicine broucht the most desirable results that could possibly be hoped for, in that it purified her system, regulated ‘her in a general way 2nd removed | the cause of her constipated condi- tion: then she felt like a new per- son. Her appetite is splendid, diges- tion is fine, she eats anything she wants and her food is propery di- gested. Now having past the three- score mile posts on life’s journey, she is gratified beyond measure for ithe good health which is hers to enjoy. We have Herb Juice to thank for al! this, and every time I hear of anyone complaining, IT tell therm about this medicine and what for them.” " oontinue to call at Drug Store, 614 Wash- suncacrecs giving Interest enstrator, many voluntarily Tt acts without assistance, taste, Family Watches With jonstrator, | pany voluntarily stving nice, and causes no ineoavenienes. | Accept no substitute. Just before Willie went upon the! #4 stand Mrs. Hall and qll-ef the friends may be induced to try same. : great medicine that their ruined her | oint the way to quick er thousands of sufferers from gas| prising amount of old | r forms of stomach and/ poisonous waste matter enti gol 19 It is now known,| which you never guessed these specialists assert, that most}was in your system and stomach and bowel disorders are which may have been the due to just one cause—ZIntestinal hidden cause of nervous Stasis. dyspepsia, headache and Intesti S sleeplessness. Even if your estinal Stasis , bowels move daily, Adler- N EVERYDAY language, Intes- | ‘ka often brings out a sur- tinal Stasis means the too slow prising —— of addi- tional matter which t other- movement of waste food matter migh through the intestines or bowels. wise be poisoning your system. Due to intestinal weakness, this In meng Ep is mot a cure-all. , cases of gastric ulcers or deep- waste matter, instead of being 4 Pp promptly passed out of the body, seated organic trouble, a good | remains many hours or even days physician should be consulted. But. longer than it should. By staying too long in the body, this matter ferments, gives off gas and some- times poisons the whole system. Intestinal Stasis is caused by im- proper food, lack of exercise, and other faults of modern life, and afflicts three out of every four. A person may have Intestinal Stasis and yet not be noticeably constipated. The bowels may move once or even twice a day, but the mevements are only r- 'tial. Enough old matter is left in ‘the body to form gas, hinder diges- ‘tion, and cause bloating, sleep- ‘lessness and nervousness. | ion Needed wes on Both Bowels (7\RDINARY laxatives or soda or magnesia cannot give per- ‘manent relief from gas. They no equal. I used to feel so drowsy ‘cannot overcome Intestinal Stasis. | that work was a burden, but now Only continued, REAL intestinal |] enjoy life again.”"—Mrs. W. H. cleansing can produce permanent | C/intsman, 1001 Superior St., Sand- Stasis bowel daily that you cannot have Intes- tinal Stasis. Gas is a common symptom. You'll be surprised at the amount of additional matter Adlerika, brings out—and how much better you'll feel after tak- ing it. Proof from Users “T had stomach trouble for two years, but nothing helped me until I tried Adlerika. It made me feel better and eat better. Today I feel fine, thanks to Adlerika.”— | Wm. Opp, 3432 W. 86th St,, Cleve- and, O “Adierika is the best medicine for the bowels I have ever used and for gas on the stomach it has if your trouble is due to Intestinal | ©4/- (as many stomach’ and| disorders are) Adlerika| I would choke, and could fe eat gives surprisingly quick relief. | nothing. Since ta Adlerika, fen benefit. _ _, | point, Idaho. Dr. Car! Weschcke, in his pri- vate practice, first used the bowel cleanser and intestinal prophbylac- tic now known as Adilerika. It is |a compound of the best saline in- testinal evacuant with vegetable buckthorn and cascara, together with glycerine and other gas- expelling and detergent elements. Unlike other medicines Adierika a ee BOTY. upper and lower pow iA ) ZY “Tl was badly constipated and troubled with gas. Could nog eat ripe fruit or many_other Since taking Ad] I eat any- thing."—W. H. Fletcher, Hondo, “I had gas so bad that I Don’t think if your bowels move | the gas is practically T. A. Derosia, 3 Ave., Somerville, Mass... . high ly satisfactory results.”".—Dr, -A. é Curl. Be; athe “I have found Adilerika to be far superior in bowel and stomach trouble to my fondest anticipa- tions."— Dr. G. Eggers. . “I have to congratulate you on the good effects I had from Adler- ika since I prescribed-it.”"— Dr, L. Langlois. z “Adierika | ly reduces the bacteria colon i. This feature increases the’ utic value of Adierika, in. addition to its intestinal cleansing action.”— | Dr. BH. L. Shoub, New York. ” iat eae ee ee ee a a aa i” ie PRR OP TIN ey Sage PORN tia oF ™ GO al EERE. RE PR OR ER Nee LERNER = 2 LOS OO I: OR, LEONI ere en 2 White pune Agfa fami (Ae otis ttle 54 aA eis Matte, ARR wtiprobetigss HK ap $0). Aouad : BME MET Fin oy : ‘ J : Vy ‘ CHS OT | See Sects es fe che en ge gh este
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ee vr ie i LIAR 8 ca fy ty meer - 77 on ne sto tus baer a kovats A Seems ca eT. Kare bi ~ at MPO + mewn, lpm agent P ' eee ™ usr BL, On On et A a PERE eatrey- 5 PAGE 10__ JUDGE J. FRANK GILLHAM WEDS:.MISS DORRIS EARLY Bride at Geremony in St. Louis Is Daughter of Former Judge of Madison County. Circuit Judge J. Frank Gillham of Edwardsville and Miss VDorris Early, daughter of former County “GOOD-BYE COLD!” Judge William P. Early of Ed -| wardsville, were married at Third : Baptist Church, Grand and Wash-)| ington boulevards, this morning. | Judge Gillham, Miss Early, a/| few relatives and the minister, Rev. | a Alton. the D. McKenney of Louts without Samuel came to St. knowledge of friends of Judge Gill- ' # ham and his bride in Edwardsville to whom the news of the ceremony came as a surprise later in the) day. No announcement of ah en-| fagement had been made. Ee They departed at noon for Chi- cago where they will spend a week! =F | before returning to Edwardsville to, reside in Judge Gillham’s home on/ & During his 20) years on the circuit bench, Judgei # Springer avenue. Gillham had been known as “the ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DEAD MEMPHIS EDITOR GOMPLAINT OVER GHTING CONTRACT Mayor Orders Public Service Board to Conduct Hearing “on Matter. . re — ADVERTISEMENT 84 Years Old, Gets Stronger ‘*T am 84 years old and take Vinol| % 'for weakness. It is fine. I have! % gained in strength and weight.’’—| & E. M. Byoket. & Vinol is a simple iron and cod-liver | § compound, prescribed for over 20 '| wigs A tulad ea Bo and wits. Syed “oe = a" . . tee Pe . 7 . Ns me - xg - te 6 Pica Ne OD Ma are ae 2 *S oom —— . i reer Sei seen SMe ee x : Ae: ee 9S Ce ee + » “poet oe Pike lied : fn iy im * es Ss ait ost 2 . y “ ET Sag ry ~ ~ ¢. mea a : i . vr —_—s “ . pe Ng ares bg Diy © ean ein tie 2 7 a epee Ri cy Paty Rego ak es ie eee ea Fe err * 3 om eo Os pol nee . aa wena bes ‘ X= | uncle and finally peeenoes me to try at an USI scl sdrsn eaenuina All my symptoms have now sappeared. ation o ne cent ans mn the ee a n upD- It is a simple, harmless preparation that | by his organization of newspapers gener | contract. Thus the sup Cw plying companies, it is stated in the letter to Mayor Miller. can elim- removes the catarrhal mucus from the | ° 'in different parts of the country. | inate general contractors from bid- intestinal tract and mere we tion which causes practically all stomach, | Howard and other heads of the. ding by favoring their subsidiaries with priceS on supplies, if they liver and intestinal ailments, including ap- | pendicitis. One dose will convince or money | organization have just purchased | | cared to do this. i} = latter with the Denver express FUNERAL OF. MRS. OELRICHS | an u al -1Ze (evening), a Scripps-Howard pub- By the Associated Press. | PHOLSTERED FURNITURE brought Into the Scripps-Howard ; friends and relatives present. On Arms, Shoulders and Face, string the Memphis News-Scimitar| The Rev. Joseph P. Coleman. Healed by Cuticura. the Rocky Mountain News (morn- lication, which was established 20; NEWPORT, R. I., Nov. 24.—Fu- “COSTS NO MORE” and the Knoxville (‘Tenn.) News,|rector of St. Augustine’s Roman myo ee % yet teen Ry RA neem vin omenntalen teeo Yonge — . Se ae ee a A a Me : ~ : Oe ig Sa es! anda od EG Le Oe eo A nn ea ay ae sat 7, 9 ? Lia Moy RoE ae naar ee he SF Aedes WX? sith hts Why : - asi ae Oe aL 7 ’ - + ‘ 9 oo - *»~> wy “3 — > ‘ + (a hye Pa at any 6 ‘. ‘ - ot . - Pa v ‘ Oe - nm 7 res P he 2 . ar a F oa Se wi RT Len ee loomed , ; a, Sten bs Shia : : ie 7 aa Be eae. one : Phe ahi ate . mer acd St kl as eF em ~ aera ieaneperendmaentpead a ne \ Be sure on your next Living-Room Suite. On sale at all good stores where Furniture is sold. Visit your nearest dealer and let him show you all the other advantages. Call GRand 0709 or 6387 for names of dealers. ia its ee > * eGR. encncv es Hen heey! o ~ . + « Ag 7 tT PERI LATION TSUN Tr en ee Fp ee " — . : eC. SN . THE CENTAUR CO_ NEW YORE, ' swaths old At odmonths Cents 35 Doses AC refunted. Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, Wal- green Drug Co., and druggists everywhere. Si Bett Neve, \PMPLES TICKED Have Done It | With Piles! | Bless the Afmtrican girl who has glorified al) | the sports! She makes a pretty picture in the | water, and is a plucky swimmer, too. Piles are | unthinkable for active women. If you have them, you ought to Know this simple thing to do. At any hour or moment that you have the least | distress or discomfort from piles, use a simple | Pyramid pile syuppository--and go happily on | g yourw ay! The Worst hemorrhoids, even bleed. | ing and badly protruding piles respond at once to | the soothing. suppository applied in perfect privacy. ut bear the name in mind; Pyramid is | the one every druggist has, usually the on/y one | Pyramid is marvelous. | | ne Pama FRIDA SPECIAI] Remnants Spe 75c to $1 Values... 3 Qc € Remnants of silks, silk-mix: rics, velvet, cotton corduroy weaves—lengths of % to 4 y © AAO te, el vr - ger my Steere’ we Se. ene nets ea gr : : , 7 To avoid imitations always look for the signature of SM a. W enven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recot CNSR ST SNe eee cence poe eee Red wosaetmen ee Be mae 9 gee .e on a PNR ety AN Wilt Oy may ning) and the consolidation of the years ago by syndicate. ‘Fair Oelrichs, widow of Hermann | | The transaction was the iatest! Oelrichs, were held yesterday with! !& : of a series of purchases which/only her servants, a few intimate | = + = eh ~ ~ ae ee a ei agen mem wrx rn ileal REAM TRB eR EE - —_ ing) and the Denver Times (eve- the Scripps-McRae/neral services for Mrs. Theresa / |f and brought the number of papers Catholic Church, conducted the Pt FEN emmys now under Scripps-Howard control | to 25. | Cemetery, Mount Vernon, N. Y., to- May Invade Other Cities. day. Howard indicated there were three other cities in the United States where the Scripps-Howard | organization was considering sim- ilar steps. As indicative of the situation in most cities where his organization recently has effected purchases and consolidations, Howard point- | ed to the Denver situation as he| sees it. | “Here,” he said, “three relative- | ly small newspapers, the Ntws. the | Times and the Express, have been dividing the competition and per- mitting a fourth and larger publi- cation, the Denver Post. to carry | off the cream, so to speak. | “Newspaper economics dictate that Denver should be a city with | two evening papers and one morn- | ing paper. It was useless to ate | ‘tempt any major effort with the | Express until the competitive con- | | dition existing could be corrected | | by a merger such as we have just | prance ~=6. Cs PQQRTIERES AND (effected. Conditions that obtained ‘My arms, shoulders and face ' services. Burial was in Woodlawn { were affected with pimples. Some of them were large and somc small and festered. They itched and burned, sometimes very severely, and werc very sore. When I got. warm they bothered me more. “I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and purchased some, and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment I was completely healed.” (Signed) Miss Vivian Tracy, Argonia, Kans. rl i eae a Segal — ee a eee ae mee om — meine fk ‘ “Oe . fate ee es jee e* sth ch ally SBE. 5 SAE cuprates ~ —— — ceteaieenen NLS ST eb Arete mmaeee abe ae ee pm i - SAREE TOP ME, « Schedule Changes Effective Sunday, Nov. 28th, train No. 23 will leave St. Louis 8:10 am, instead of 8:19 am, as at present and will arrive Louis- ville at 5:50 pm. he will sell his patrons. et suffer another single half-hour with painful piles’ | Sixty cents the box, the world around, or free | box to try, if you mail coupon: a ——————| Women’s Ha PYRAMID DRUG CO., 1800 Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, Mich. Please send, me a box plamwmnly wrapped, : and entirely free. . sealed, Paetnaia, No change in time of other trains. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM ———— coneneenninenemeten | | Make Cuticura Soap and Oint- || ment your every-day toilet prepa- I metallic effec feta and ce tions, in varit ors with pi ers and otk mings. Boys’ Novelty Si € Tops in lumberjack styles, color pants; also but- ton-on Suits; 3 to 9 year sizes. Special at.. rations and have a clear, sweet skin, _ |soft smooth hands and a healthy scalp with good hair. Soap 2c. Ointment 25 and Sc. Taleam Be. Sold everywhere. Sample each free. Address: “Cuticura Lebdoratories, Dept. H, Mal Masa” aS Cuticura Shaving Stick 25c. | Everything You'll Need in Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables for the Nation’s Festival Day at GGLY WIGGLY Fancy, Fat Birds; Fresh Killed ;, Lb. eTrelee sec oee es vemereeseeveeeesveeaeaeeee * Howe’s Late, Sound Cape Cod Bruits POP DD... . -2.+,cges.e0eenee Nancy Hall, Direct from Grower ;3 Lbs. mC Wenn at PHONE NEAREST atatiee ye) =, Girls’ Dres € Crepe de chine, jersey and tures, in new colors an $ 3 Sizes 8 to 14 years. $5 and $6 values . . 8 iE Gil MO RS IA bee cen ar ema ore. 2 - elie alicia 7 +”. RKEY Why endure those frequent attend to your ki headaches, pains in the back, i cen nervousness and that feeling of utter exhaustion? They are the symptoms of dis- ordered “Kidneys. Don’t let the con- dition. become chronic, ‘and de- velop into’ some- thing so serious as to get beyond’ re- lief. If you will — Lb. oe s.0@ fe ewe eer ee eee ee eee eee Fancy Well-Bleached — : ‘7 Jambo Stalks ceeoeveeeeewe ese eee eee eereeeeeeeenee ee retee é a aed . P a a D aaeeniaetiiiinel n “ ; ce = + sar oo - - ae vias o a pean - ee " ee b . bo. es 2 pare ms hr Perit a tree wet x CR ue Sg Aion o> iene ogy nae " “ Re RGR 8 RI ey A NN A ON RP OA A A A AN ewes nae endianiaeinen Asdaumiliidieia ae : tS Seats ; , - . vane . gh jabantpiae eae WEA inn; -septarter lage. Y eyeraes A aes SMC RNG arg aine 2 ; AP A Sy Fancy; an a ee as 4s « re E ee i 3 . ao rg , a At Ss + ee : | ' $2.95 Dresse €L -sleeved cotton foulard Long ! in dark colors. Regular $ 1 extra sizes, 36 to **%e eee eee eer er eewveee ~~, ! Pyh gs Special Friday at Basement Iceberg—Well Bleached, Mixtra Late Honan... din oes oc cnn > Ghee versy may and | then— “Independently, fairly and at the | same time fearlessly -to express opinion about what happens in the news.”’ “The Scripps-Howard papers,” he said, “will wear no label, be- long to no clique, will be the or- gan of no party, club or bloc and no special interest whatsoever, po- | ‘litical, financia] or social.” case, oF STORES OPEN Until 8:30 P.M. TONIGHT (Wednesda) CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY (™:" Grip, Influenza and many Pneumonias common cold. pounded for the p of conquerin ainful, uty conditions and ihe . eumatoid Arthritie—a knotty, swelling of the jolnte—it has | proven wonderfully successful in al] forms of Noewritis and Sclatic Nerve Pains. You needn't be afraid of ite containin dope of any kind—it doean't. Such things are only makeshifta and can only at the beat give temporary relief. Be sure you've got Neuriti shad : Special cn Rs gg > oi : iieon ru Stores and Johnso , | Bros, Drug Oo. sell lots of it. . Dyeing and Chraning % p A N K |in Denver were similar, in most re- | an CLEANED spects, to conditions in other cities - where we have brought about sim- ilar mergers. } “A generation ago, any man with a little capital, a facile pen and a flatbed press could achieve success in the newspaper publishing busi- |newspaper is a major operation. | -and the little fellow is slowly but | surely being eliminated. The news- | ’ paper reading public no longr is | ia once, you will save years of | suffering. Drink lots of water They want the news, but they want | and try Gold Medal haarlem | a lot of trimmings along with it ir | | oil "ee the way of fiction, comics and the capsules os. Se and | i1ic¢. This is attributable to the | : genuine regu | increase in mass intelligence. | a Gold LD larly. | “It is in answer to that demand | The world fae |that the Scripps-Howard organiza- | ° ‘HAARLEM OIL mous diuretic | t!on !s taking steps to build up ana Comin On Me CAPSULES | stimulantandHol.- | °™°2den its various publications | c . . over the country.” | Leek fer the name Geld Medal on the “ca $ National _ Howard explained that the con- blue and gold box. Accept ne substitute emedy since | sOlidated Times and Express w - | press would | first-elace druggists, 350, T5e, $1.56 1696. Guaranteed. be operated as the Denver Evening | | News, a six-day evening publica- | tion, and the Rocky Mountain! | News would continue under the| ADVERTISEMENT name as a seven-day morning is- | , - . | sue. | Here S a Real Preser t f | .As to the Scripps-Howard pol- | Ip ion or |\icy Howard summed up the creed | ” - e eae |of the organization as follows: 1% * e Torturing Pains of Neuritis “To print the News, uninfluenced | , | by those who want something put | y | i - ; ear option ieee | . , Sealdsweet—Juicy, Well Flavored; a len and Women Everywhere | “To provide a formum tn which | ee” 3 Extra Large Size 2 for "7 Get Quick Relief from Their Sufferi |each side in every public contro. | TAL Rt . Ai sie: baths ath ‘ eir u ering state its Large Size *eeeeeeeeeeeee oO for : eit When you've tried everything you can think of and nething seems to even relieve those plercing.«agonizing pains, just go to some food ruggiet and get a bottle of u aperie Formula No. 2. Be sure get No, 2. which comes in capsule Take se pietie ae green capsules as oe be mn about 2 rr —- _ niderabiy” seduced. ti gee ¢ ‘ . . ete 088 persisting, nerve-rack. Little Fellow Squeezed Out. | @ | ness. Today, publication of a tisf rj Sf satisfied with just a newspaper. | aVe caused you Many sleep Waist. Nights. A few mr: forge: ve left you iesever. — ee this ar formula was com-
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. turned today by a Co investigating the death of Jones, 14 years old, 2108 | Second street, who was jured Monday when struck automobile while oasting sled. . ANOTHER KOMED HARRY LANGDON 22? ? VG “WERYBODY'S | —_4 G aT THER! Fletcher's Castoria i t, harmless substitute for ‘Paregoric, Teething Drops ing Syrups, especially prepared f s in arms and Children all been in use for more than to safely relieve stipation Wind Colic ence To Sweeten Sto hea Regulate Bowels in the assimilation of Food, Cheerfulness, Rest and tural Sleep without Opiates# the signature of Physicians everywhere recommend : _... 49¢ Bo? 10c; 10c Direct er ;3 Lbs. Flavored; ER Be ee Bg } al ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ Closed Thursday Thanksgiving Day WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24. 1926 We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Made AMOU — Friday Will Be Payable in January BARR CO ors ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 11 ’*Kerchiefs 3for59c € Men's colored, wov- @ Save on these practical en border "Kerchiefs; children’s 3-pi knitted The Special Offerings on This Pag Bp Fis tee Be a des ter FilajcSding es ey ais ‘emen 1G nef SO) ONG TM Sie Ore IN Jews. inital, | | eet Sweater Sete Felden. | Sweater Séts: $4.95 & $5.95 Values $3.95 ——SEO * & * » 3 A 4 + Friday—T his Unusual Choice Is Accorded Women and Misses in 5to 20 Smart Dresses Friday—Our Eagerly Attended Once-a-Month Sale of Sms. B. Special Coftee Of Silk or Woolen Fabrics Choice of Hundreds — Special +I1C) « The attractive types of Dresses now sought by women and misses; of flat crepe, brocades, crepe satin, Georgette combinations and sev- Preferred by Hundreds and Special Friday Only, at ply at each one of our monthly sales. Get some F. & B, Coffee at this spe- cial price—you'll like it immensely. ~ See @ Our F. & B. Special Blend Coffee is used exclusively in many homes—it is de- licious in aroma and flavor—and hundreds of housewives make it a point to get a sup- = —_— = eral woolen weaves. Tailored and trimmed models to meet practically every daytime need. Women’s, misses’ and extra sizes in the assort- ment. Wine, green, red, rust, cocoa and new blue are the colors most widely —— shown—and there is a most pleasing selection ‘ of black Dresses. i nl Basement Economy Store meee STEEL Cut NY YS |EOFFEE Pamos~Barr Ce. Choice of whole bean or steel cut Coffee—packed in sealed cartons. Limit of six lbs. to a buyer. No phone, mail or C. O. D. orders ac- cepted for this Coffee “Special.” Basement Economy Stere FRIDAY SPECIALS Remnants Special Veiwce. SIC ( Remnants of silks, silk-mixed fab- rics, velvet, cotton coceurey and other weaves—lengths of 14 to 4 yards. Basement Women’s Hats Special Friday $9.95 € Models of satin, metallic effects, taf- feta and combina- tions, in various col- ors with pins, flow- ers and other trim- mings. Basement Boys’ Novelty Suits € Tops in lumberjack styles, and plain color pants; also but- 9 5 ton-on Suits; 3 to 9 ° year sizes. Special at.. Basement - 9 Girls’ Dresses C Crepe de chine, jersey and wool mix- tires, in new colors — 95 oy 8 to 14 years. ss $’3. and $6 values.......... Basement Women’s Robes Special Friday $3.69 @ Robes of heavy Lawrence robings in many colors; cord edged or satin trim- med. Sizes 36 to 44. Basement $2.95 Dresses . sine-sleeved cotton foulard Dresses ane extra sizes, 36 10 $ ‘seb 95 s Men’s Trousers CMen’s woo! and wool-mixed Trousers Sarees ss $9.95 Specia) Friday at Basement Economy Store Choose From This Assortment of Women’s $1.25 Gloves Boys 2-Pants Suits Special Friday, Pair ........... 8 Sc € Novelty skirt cuff style Gloves of washable Specially $ 9 5 er suede fabric—in the wanted Winter Priced . Basement Economy Store [An unusual offering of silb-anilonal Suits consisting Women’s New ee of two pairs of knickers, vest and single or double breasted $2.25 to $3 Values. - $ 98 style coat; desirable fabrics in @ Pouch and under-arm ities “ Handbags smart patterns and new col- leather, fitted with mirror and neatly ea. ors. For school or everyday Basement Economy Store wear; sizes 6 to 18 years. Boys’ Novelty Suits Decidedly Unusual Values Are A large assortment of color com- binations in these Suits; wool- 6< * 99 mixed lumberjack top in bright Maybilt Clothes plaids and plain colored jersey pants. Sizes 3 to 9 $? years . | Boys’ Winter Caps One and eight piece top Winter Caps in band or plain styles: of heavy woolen material in a large assortment of patterns and colors. 98 | C Lal Sises 6% to 7%...... Suits, Overcoats, Topcoats, Tuxedos 21 € Made especially for us, rene to strict specifica- tions aybilt Clothes rep- resent value-giving wun- equaled at $21.50. Basement Eeonemy Store Ruffled Curtain Sets $2.50 Value, the Set ......... g 69 @ Sheer voile Curtains, trimmed with band Suite im double an4 insertions and deep ruffles of contrasting wool fabrics in correct color; valance and tie-backs to match. colors and patterns 25c to 40c Marquisette Curtain Nets Overcoats in big, good- 3000 yards; in 2%: to io 3-yard samples of Curtain looking styles—sizes 34 yard remnants; ivory, white Nets in wanted designs and to 46; Topcooats in popu- or beige tints; ~ tints ; to lar new models. ce. we 15c special 39¢ $1.2 Y : Tuxedo Suite of biack Window Shades $1 Drapery cheviot, out according to Oil Opaque Shades for | Various materials in 5 and latest designs—and care- doors and small windows; | 15 yards of a pattern: wide fully tailored. 28 inches by 4 and5 % choice, Friday, feet long; seconds.... 29c yard | | ; 39¢ Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store Friday—Select From These Exceptional Values in Girls’ Winter Coats re F494 € A varied assortment of service- able, smartly styled fur-trimmed Winter Coats of Bolivia, suede cloth, velour and wool mixtures; for sports, dress or all-around wear. Sizes 5 to 16 years. Girls’ $10 to $12.50 Coats —of good quality cheviot, chinchilla, broadcloth or sports fabrics: with lovely fur collars and warm linings. Sizes 2 to 14 $8. 65 WORMED 2s cncdssonctsbdune. Girls’ $5 to $6 Dresses —of crepe de chine, jersey and wool mixtures ; attractively trimmed mod- els that are appropriate for school, street or sports wear. Sizes 7 to 14 years ...... $3.95 Basement Economy Store Large-Size Sheets saves Osc @ Hemmed 81x90-inch size Sheets of full bleached, serviceable cotton; all have original mill tickets. Limit of six to a customer. Bedspreads | Sheet Blankets —in B8oxr08 and 7ox108 inch Cotton, in 54x74-inch size sizes: crinkled colored | —seconds of goc grade; tripes, scalloped | warm and service- ian seconds .... $2.38 | MNOS OMOR os sins 6% 69c Toweling ~ Huck Towels Unbleached hinen-mixed Full bleached cotton Huck Kitchen Towsling of highly with hemstitched ends and absorbent quality; 3 to 15- _ colored borders; | 5 yard remnants; 10c | | stained; each ....... C i ae Basement Economy Stere An Especially Varied and Pleasing Selection of A Friday Opportunity Seconds of $4 and $5 Grades Friday. . @ Smart styles—including Oxfords, straps, pumps and Colonials— with high and low heels. Sizes 214 to 8 in the as- sortment. Of black and tan leath- ers, patent, satins or gold and silver brocaded ma- terials. ‘ Basement Econenry Stere Women’s Low Shoes | | Men’s Union Suits $1.50 to $1.75 Values crest $ 95 Special $ @ Elastic-ribbed Union Suits with warm fleece lining and long sleeves; made in oreecru shades. to Fill Winter Needs in 20 ankle length and in random Women’s Suits ; | 65c fleece-lined waist Fine-ribbed cotton Union style Suits; 2 to 22 Suits in sleeveless, low- years. | neck style. tra sises. Basement Economy Store FRIDAY SPECIALS TY sage 95 Bloomers Friday. $1. 39 pees t and dark colored rayor Milin- aan rita in 25, 27 and 29 inch Base meat Sweaters $3.95 to $5 Values $9.95 € Women’s wool and worsted Sweaters; many weaves and styles. Sizes 36 to 44. Basement Wool-Mixed Suitings @€ Wool-mixed fabrics in attractive checked patterns for 19¢ Basement school dresses; 36 inches wide; yard....,.. ae Brassieres € Brassieres and Confinérs cade. All are long line. Sizes s 34 to 54 $1.se to 0 URN: 5 5 4 cnte a a ee a Men’s Shirts $1 to $1.50 Kinds 89c seoites or ee ye eae Shirts; neckband and eol- lar-attached; sizes 14 to 17. pete $1 Blouses panera te 38 ~ 296 ne ea te Me a Oo La 2A? ” eee See “Be Metre fF 8 jamepege take DP hegy HOe ET ST OMS: Ei Ske ae WRT EPG. Sy ew PERL Re AME ie - sO RS legs ra Der ePAB “+ RL yim WAS a BP erg Anau ygat nate crane rts x ah AR a = " 7 i f . F Se Rite eRe ce Liye Sernipe HAA Se a ne Mees Peak mae ye a 2 Rie pt A eh KC,
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PAGE 12. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24. 1926 _ — ST.LOUIS fi: ~ admett eacks = SUE Editorial Page ' Daily Cartoon We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Made Friday Will Be Payable in January — ~—l ; Closed Thursday : ‘v4 Splendid Value, the Pair, $5.95 Thanksgiving Day pat | can ten canada So many worth-while shopping oppor- > —— yaa : Coggr-bage cod; tunities are offered Friday that you plaids; warm and very serviceable. should begin Christmas selections at A - ED BY THE M A Y C M P A N y Bedding—Third Ficer once; only a few of them are mentioned Y CO. .% ie Cleveland * J > sy RSS “us ape Fahd = ak. i agai ah Specially Purchased for Gitt-Seekerst Thanksgiving Week Apparel Sales fj ~=-- € Fashionable Garments in Many Styles for All Occasions at Remarkable Attractive Prices. On Friday—Complete Your Wardrobe With the Economy Afforded by Our | ES OTE MRE MI Di pheieteiileitlied a di aekasiiteldiet Stee ee ta font RE crt wees Canesten’ wet Rhee eee wees | @ The new waistline models of | lovely crepe satin with dainty P '§ 66 : 9 = hr Co Coat Specials | 3 a = pare an Sy ostmoe effect 0 Meee os and “Lady Fair” ribbons gener- $59.75 to $65 $ 4 5 79.50 to $100 $ 6 5 ee ov / a | ously used. Chemises you will Values Values a See these groups by all means—they present the latest straight, wrapped and bloused FSS i r ’ sata, ak handisoens 7 + : 7 : Sedna bid 5 x AE Pie BAM A es Mag *¢ We RS ti, ene ee - wena re i : : ‘ emer PBT eBay ee oa RE mn tes og Ser Met. iy ~ Or tS Ea ly RE BO SG Kae He ae SER, ee ea i So a r m eH r - Woee oy bs osha a ys IN Mire GR ole wie hr Ae Me OE GE Pa Sea Se Wet Akt I SE te, RD TA! MER Soe ee Pe Sef) Se yeh + nee 7 Pinar 0s Pas pene taba io “pase pin wht §, “ wee es re. : q a is 3 . “¥ herr - ae A bs x ; q ene Spe, ERS at ea ee Daas . ans ee fa oe a ~ ain ellie nll “ " SOL ee At ANS Ae AD ap a May ais, ey pet” nh eine vis i in ny OB ey oe eis lel “ . & ® ‘ heey Ces 8/8 hile Vprhoe Se ~ ogee yd “te tick See en ’ od . 3 s i “ a — ost . , = - aS ie ore ath arog oe ° . ‘ ~ * . “ * eet @ ee si BY 7 oui : Silk Lingerie—Third Ficer ii eg drop of water that runs fo | 9 | 6 a 9 / 42> Ae =_ ‘ ' :. 3S - g? ~~ - . ’ a = y . - Y Me es ’ é , 6) fy “ 4 ay : . > a4 bs aoe | ps q " - Sa it in . , > ee 3 gt & > oe a ome 4 a z > > - . 2 po - @ Heavy Rayon Sports g rtrers, and 30.000.000 acres Of | i¢ Bloomers with narrow, mable or irrigable lande chal i - ruf “comprehensive an sound © aon — = _ for such a program” was knee. In new colors, igi ted to ina section of the pend- | 708 flesh and peach shades. Rivers and Harbors bill. call- 25 to 29 inch lengths. ; for nation-wide river surveys | *™ termine possibilities for navi- the m. power, irrigation, reclama- ; and fleed contrel. Congress |'™ Cleveland A. Newton, wane 9 Friday—We Ofter a Special Purchase of Lovely B Monday. forecast a ditbuster | x Po et ene)» a ARMOR BEA IO shee oc tog die jai Latest practical and dressy Fur Coats: choice at $150 including sealine (dyed coney), sand weasel. marmot. kid caracul, muskrat and caracul Coats; at $195 are silver and dark muskrat, pony, sealine (dyed coney), kid Summer ermine and caracul Coats; at $265, models of American broadtail, caracul, coco-squirrel, Hudson seal (dyed musk- rat), pony and muskrat. Fourth Fleer Third Fleer ; cretary of Commerce Hoover | The Season's Most Popular Weaves Are Offered in ‘ aie Sample Negligees 3 i Be se oscont saber at toe sd a ' Pre-Holiday Silk Sale te , 9, ? : we, if $ ; a ed « ‘¢. { re Sy ous 7 dn a ye + S 2a a Ss - = eee , . Ss . . Ted - > 7 + : > SE g ¥ zi J Ps 2 a eh P : & : Sake is e 3 a ‘ - . = . a : 5 = > ; f + z 7 a» g ; : 4 4 2 : 4 4 2 +s aa -_ ¥ i : , s 5 : S ee % ‘ a : 4 Sh, bs ‘ ae , aan re . 2. , “ , Ses? a : | oo , - 4 ~ . 7 id , oe - La rf rs “3 4 : as ekoee- 7 . ; § >. , ; & aa 7 ‘ « : £4 Ye 5 BE § : 9 * : . ca ex ; 2 : -_ = 2 Ca . 2 ee. 7 > Ts 3 y Res LS es a 4 S ie is Boe ; * v a 2 2 +e _ 4 - +. = i tee ee, 2 ‘ ee: ; + es Bae a ite i x LAG. —_ : . ; $6.95 ro $9.95 $ 88 $i.69 Value. , + « Ne: : ee : am . ¢ Only 50 of tnese desirable gift Negligees— ; ~ in ? @ Attractive, tailored JIT? J _ Ts movement: Chairman &. take ‘ard Ss dh Ae | a one of a kind, too, so your selection should be mS} the on” Dempsey of the House /4 | prompt. The favored boudoir shades are rep- ot 32 fast-coler Rittee on Rivers and Harbors, |at $% | Rich brocaded Velvet i lf col |-sil de Chine “in : | r ted 2 Negh heth lai £ . ie ® W. Declap. Assistant Sec- | both | ch brocaded Ve _ in 06 color, two- All-silk Crepe de Chine in a wide va- : . resented and each Negligee, whether plain or Be: i alate | tone and printed effects—tor fashion- riety of popular shades: 40 inches wide: Vv =e oat i S, Bh) £ So ial —_ we . — ; 1 ; - Bri . Ps , : ie ee : ah : tancy, 1S unusually attractive. ls able gowns, blouses and trimmungs. excellent medium weight. if asa a : mie B: Dresses 2re always so : Tramps: tern ei8 bck. 1922, . _— ; set : Satin Robes in Tailored Style or chosen, that you should ite ervete Bian seen rated fo 1.69 Tub Sati | : >> Rael Trimmed in Ostrich; Also Warm Sis Friday—when this new shi Piiwietion of all existing water-| wm $1. ub Satin | $2.19 Black Satin $2.98 Prints : rs , eda ss i ocances - sles ueeuie Gee All-silk Radium Satin in m Blac 7 i =. = | | Quilted Robes of Favored Types. ee rr: 125,000,008 task. | Fug Li ~st adium Satinin me- | Black Satin Charmeuse of Heavy flat crepe and crepe | a Wh five years. That program, dium weight—flesh, maize, lustrous finish and suitable le chine in lar nd smal] Negligees—Third Fieer | Pipeintec ou: yesterday, has been | S | ‘he Coolidge adminis | >. — a tan and white: weight for frocks and lin- rinted patterns—light . % yard wide; $1 00 ings; 40 inches $] 59 dark colors: . Mm with a policy of $50,000,-/ parG..... . wide; yard. oo vard $1.66 Propriations every year for) *** ’ . ir - 2 they Lim usual Group of 4 s | $3.50 Black Flat Crepe $2.98 Satin-Striped Crepe . oe one P : talk last vear that the te s job would be finiished | , oor " : : - : — Soft, rich all-silk Crepe in black—a fabric Deep black Ca Crepe with self color rib- ; | bs . 2 smart for many types of Winter $2 4 bon stripes: effective for | | oor ps . fg >, oy . « thal program was adopted % ad » . 5 o> -~ . ‘ \ = “ Aen Li 2 ve ws b Tve it ; re Yea sheuid £& Silk Section—Third Fleer ; 4 ee | oa | , | . ae” «6° «6Go for years te come. | tiem A, ) } 3 j ' \ $40 Value, e q f p in that d@trection, | of ; . | = : - . ‘ Sy & ior ti ct ce t f ’ WITTTIV A 4 4 \ ' Complete for... ; ‘sapiens call — ae rene nod Maintenance and) era, Fri we e } ” i q - ps f ‘ i } 4 fy " ~ 4 t \ ; . a . f day Shop-ers Should Note These | ATT Ma ba | L/A\\\ ¥ i ie 3 f equipment and serv-'a . ¥ MPEP TEAR RS b \) . @ Jumior styie loor Lamps, wi a the merchant marine for s Values, Yard... ee Toilet G d S . ] | . y 4 j ‘ ] {! \ \ ~ + bases of Ez ine Italian ble: slen- a a ment contrel. with « OO S pecla S et #| |i Uf Piwlyi | 5 A\ der, strong uprights of metal m poly- , - = = provision to enable) : a ' \ chrome gold finish. and two-light ad- CU Sed American ships to: Many Dainty Toiletries That Would Be justabie socket. a — silks : Rete im ‘oreign trade, was urged: “ im ee , : : ; . . and Georgettes, finis wi ringe — Wide Sin Coastal as well} Well-Chosen Gifts—All at Marked Savings Beginning Friday—A Special Purchase and Sale of 3000 or fringeless, and trimmings. = nterwage suse apuetien — - “G8 of the Mississippi . Lew un The smart comfortably built Imported Monna Vanna Per- Sizes 7 to 16 Years—but Not a Com- itjeed x Oxfords kp fume in dainty bottle and | >, .°C% Fioret French face plete Size Range in Every Style ines at han Ee Feeture-Arch own , — ee |) 6 Powder and soc bottle Fioret ty y Berw Furnishings—Secend Fiver : 3 ent of the a) many women. Of black or gz? t box. An a..uring tra- “Jouir” Perfemme ' . _ = = . 2 & ye brown kid with geese grance, vs is i 6 a to ro, AAAA to “Night Caps” La Lete Powder € Big rrxr7 inch Roasters of Mirro lL. Sapa esses otsee 50c Val , , : aluminum—oval style, with seamless aS & &9c Value , te A Real Toy for Boys—and Specially Priced Friday a end we The — is a ventilating type—with top handle. —_ Big tin boxes of La Let $19 Q5 St ] D Tl icks $2.10 Mop Outfits $4.25 Sweepers .| moat Gtrls Sports From LeBlume, Paris—these Body Powder in cnet ° we um ? | Guan “pw — directly, | ¢? ee Bottles with scent; with large puff: pleas- al y ae ee t te es, bas been ¢s- tumbier; fill With bat: ing for gifts. | with revolving Sa : ' | Oxfords § | smi <r cz. bots O'Ceaa ere : | Bath Tablets | “ | Justable handle... .. OWw™ ‘ $5 val. 2% to 7.. $4.10 Toilet Water | $1.50 Value, Dozen 3 95c | 7 Mf 1 1s * ‘o the State of lowe new 2 by this special offer- . i} 7 | - o Galorde—tincher 58c “OH ” ke . ' A \ oe bovs | : ee . venient piace fer some | onge rench Bath Tablets A : * farmer te commit sul- —a hard-milled. exquisitely Le Blume’s Toilet Water in ig several delightful scents—ar- oan Bath Soap— tractively bottled and boxed. Tetletries—“ate Fleer AE ARS A AE ER 9 A OE : l
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Pair, $5.95 heavy-weight n bound ends; or gold block rviceable. —Third Floor or Gift-Seekers! Chemises Special Group of Redfern Corsets $8 to $10 Grades $500 @ Soiled low afid medi- um bust models for fig- ures that demand more rigid confinement. Of coutil and pink brocade. Not all sizes. Corsets—Third Fleor a g a nother Shipment of hit of the Loom” Dresses $995 ctive, tailored Dresses of “Fruit of the Loom” s—serviceable, fast-color much in favor. These bg ere always so eagerly that you should. select when this new shipment offered. Sizes 36 to 46. House Dresses—Third Floor ysual - ye at... Practical Are These 1 Roasters Mirro miess er is die. . $4.25 Sweepers Bissell make Carpet SweeP- ers with revolving brush; dump tray and ad- $ 3.49 justable handle ters, good size........ japanned............$1.24 , G-cup size... ....$6.45 fe and Fork Sets... .$6.49 | 5 Pa 3) ta Goh ts , — ood | £0 4644+ 4444 ioe owe _ — : Pa 33 Pits oth rts teens baie: eethbcl oe ; Resetss s3a8s tr s30 sebesee sessing iin: te 4 > +ee > oee- +45 ss gsssoddee 2. : to: sheeees (+e4eee feee? Oe+e- ‘ ‘ ees . acon Rhagpertrs etortit Baatsog cakes? t. ‘a: es ctsagen bai tts digest beatae Lh tee Ps Feet ia ’ ; "Sa seemhihast s07 a8 : *t ya so. t35t t? : $3 - be oe p+ ; oo rte 33 Pa ti ’ a ‘ Y - _* i 4 : : 4 J] +o + re £; ‘+ $334 he > : po S377 23 a ; | 33 . : oe " eee + (666 tt+ee~e ee : eeree _ “eee Pees * o* > — > > 4a * reese 4 * . ++a0 " | ee BRaaae es oan anes 2 hs} Se ae +o res o- .* . « ? o — ; S233) 71-335 sarah ewe tos seers a Sissee: ‘ oa . ‘ . . o oe of oe + sere? ss7te9 abSs -po25+ssecg seer esse) tr iieetss ° tsazt — s r ; eee» Se : * "« -* IE SEC ees >» Justa Minute > Society—Drama ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926. PAGES 13—16 BWAYS BODY LARGE SCOPE JOFITS ACTIVITES ¢ | Ee cissippi Valley Associa- ; “te , Interests Itself in Re- ‘damation, Irrigation and ——_— eo eae CANAL SYSTEM t aya 1 on EASTERN COAST bcks Proposal to Connect Great Lakes With Atlan- : by All-American t a drop of water that runs to Feca without yielding its full eereial returns to the nation is omic loss, and that loss in its economic implications can B computed in dillions.—Herbert a whic statement was adopted » new gospel of the Mississippi | closing | on yesterday at Hotel Statler. | mified support of 409 member | Association in its nizations in dern times has begun here in mpleting it to Cairo} ™° spe menting a eons annual a}-| Lord Michelham’s house in Arling- , , ton. During the late years of his lctmment continued, as any individ- nd Newton him-} life Michelham spent $5,000,000 on pol tasamleumasoas us furnishings for the house. . o The highest price paid yesterday A resolution of gratitude to Con-/ on : gressman Newton, who will retire; ¥45 ol for foe ego eet March fer eight yeare of] SOers Spemty suite. nie “great and noble work” for water- XVI Gobelin tapestry panel brought ways was voted unanimously. The $95,000; a Louis XV marquetrie white-haired president of the asso- secretaire, $47,000; and a statuette ciation. who has devoted all his nymph by Btionne Falconet, 25 time to waterways without remu- inches high. $24,800. neration since he retired from busi-| Among those attending the sale ness, was re-elected and was eulo-/ are the curator of the Louvre, gized as having “builded a bridge| Capt. Duveen and Herr Ball from at eventide” for “the youth who Bertin. He pointed out that army engineers do all work by # contract wherever a bid comes within 25 per “eontractors’’ bill” would Fand ' them, | generally follow the relatively per- they went to Brest-Litovsk to nego- /'manent levels and trends of sucl | prices—the high level of prices and lmany. | wages prevailing in 1922 and 1923 ishould be taken into account in_ ‘finding value as of January, 1924, | land ‘lowing. ues, consideration must be given) to prices and wages prevailing at, the time of the investigation, and, | nine: wen melee in the light of all the circum- stances, there must be an honest and intelligent forecast as to prob- able price and wage levels during | a reasonable period in the imme- diate future.”’ Future Also Considered. “In every confiscation case,” the opinion proceeded, “‘the future as as the present must be re It must be determined well whether the are yielding and will and above the amounts required to pay taxes and proper operating charges a sum sufficient to consti- tute just compensation for the use | Anglo-Russian trade of the property employed to fur- | nish the service that is a reason- | able rate of return on the value of the property at the time of the time in the immediate future?@’ In effect. the decision of the court sustains the “replacement value” theory, which was enunciat- | 'ed in the Southwestern Bell case, and discards again the ‘‘prudent in- | | vestment’”’ | Brandies set out ‘opinion in that case. theory. which in his dissenting rates “The validity of the pends on property value Jan. I, 1924, and for following.’ Jan. 1. date of the order which the company held confiscatory. “While the values of such porp- erties,” the opinion goes on, not vary with frequent minor fluc- tuations in the prices of materia! labor required to produce they are affected by and 1924. was the to be in the years immediately fol- Moreover, there is noth- its esti- is a clean- | United | Justice But-| rates complained of yield over | Estimated Cost of | investigation and for a reasonable | Justice | in | question,’ says the majority, “de- | a reasonable time | commission's | | October, seat in the soviet ministry, bellev- | “doing the theories of Nikolai Lenine | were His relations | LEONID KRASSIN, SUVIET ENVOY AT LONDON, DIES Succumbs to Anemia After Long Illness — British Foreign Office Praises Him as Diplomat. HIS EXACT STATUS NEVER DETERMINED But He Occupied Old Czar- ist Embassy and Enter- tained on Big Scale—Was Moderate Bolshevist. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Nov. 24. — Leonid Krassin, soviet charge d'affaires, died this morning. Friends who saw Krassin a few days ago were shocked at his death. He appeared in good spirits and seemed to be shaking off the pernicious anemia from which he had long suffered. The death of Krassin will not in- terrupt any important negotiations with Great Britain. Only last week the charge visited the Foreign Of- ganda which _Chamberlain told the House Commons was keeping Great Brit- ain and soviet Russia apart. Chamberlain added that he had been informed by the charge that the soviet Government would wel- come better relations with ireat Britain and that he had _ replied that Moscow first must cease com- munist propaganda against British Empire. | At the Foreign Office in Downing Street today tribute was paid to Krassin as a sensible and respon- sible diplomat, who, if he had not passed away, undoubtedly would have brought about improved re- lations between Russia and Great _ Britain. It was said that Krassin’s greatest value to Moscow was that /he commanded the respect and confidence of the British financial] world. Krassin'’s exact status in Eng- | clearly defined. | Moscow called him an Ambassador }and he occupied the old cezarist embassy with a large staff and en- | tertained on a scale comparable 'with the other diplomats, but Great Britain never recognized his | full ambassadorial status. How- | ever, the usual governmental cour- _tesies incident to the death of an 'Ambassador will be observed. |\Negotiated Anglo-Russian Treaty. Held Four Ministerial Offices. Leonid Borisovitch Krassin first came into prominence in the Bol- hevik regime as negotiator for an treaty. He was a Communist, but extremely moderate in his views. He was lected a member of the Central | Executive Committee of ‘the All- ' Russia soviet Congress in January. | 1922. viet commissioner for Trades and Commerce, and as such visited the various capitals of Fu- | In this | rope in an endeavor to open trade negotiations between the European states and soviet Russia. he was successful in a number of instances. Krassin was one of the few responsibility in the ernment. He was known as 4a “Bourgeols Bolshevik.” After the Bolshevist 1917, Krassin coup in too sweeping. with Lenine were cordial accompahied Lenine and Trotzky. the war minister, and he Leon tiate the peace treaty with Ger- Food Commissar in Army. When it became apparent that the bolshevist government would last. Krassin threw in his lot with it and became commissar of food ‘Ing in the record to indicate that| in the red army, although he !s ‘the prices prevailing at the effec-| gaid to have had little or no beliof ‘tive date of the rate order were} in the aims of the government. Hle ‘likely to decline with in a reason-/| was convinced. however, that noth- ‘able time—one, two or three years | ing was to be gained by offertag | com mission—the _—to the level of the average in ths| | ers ten years ending with 1925. Price Level Too Low. “The price level adopted by the average for 10 with 1921—was too years ending ‘tow and it is clear that a level of | | prices higher than the average pre- | vyailing in 19 years ending with 1923 should betaken as the measure (of the structural elements of and following the effective date of the rate order complained of.” The mapority opinion held that 7 per cent was a fair rate of return on public utilities. Justice Brandeis, with Justice Stone concurring, dis- sented warmly from the finding of i j resistance to control of the work- | During his early tenure of four ministerial offices he worked im- perceptibly for the the plain bourgeois methods cf ecommerce. To him the nationali- zation of ecommerce waa one of Lenine’s blunders. ‘to discuss the country | fice, centinuing his efforts to solve | the problem of Bolshevik propa-. Foreign Secretary | of | ’ ; ; the For a long time Krassin was so- | Foreign | | “Moderates” to be given a place of | soviet Gov- | NOTED DEBATERS DIFFER ON ROLE AMERICA SHOULD TAKE IN HELPING RUSSIA Hugh L. Cooper Urges Rec- - °*,.@ oe * ognition of Soviet, Which Peterine Sorokin Op- poses; U. S. Commission Is Discussed. What to do about Russia was de- bated last night before the St. Louis branch of the Foreign Policy Association in Hotel Chase by Hugh L. Cooper, distinguished hydro- electric engineer, who recently re- turned from Russia, and Prof. Peterine Sorokin, head of the de- partment of sociology of the Uni- versity of Minnesota, expelled from Russia in 1922, because he was re- garded as “politically undesirable.” The wide divergence of viewpoint and the complete disagreement of the speakers upon essential »facts rather increased than decreased the perplexity that admittedly § sur- rounds the subject. * Coopers’ most pertinent and in- teresting assertions were: That the United States should recognize the soviet Government when communistic propaganda in the United States has been abandoned, when Russia compen- sates Americans for seized prop- erty, and makes a move toward paying its foreign debts. Taht conditions in Russia have shown a distinct, progressive im- provement each six months since 1922. Declares Officials Honest. That Government officials are honest; graft is rare. That there has been a marked absence of crime. That the commerecijal opportu- nities in Russia may be meas- ured by the comparison that the American people yearly consume a per capita average of'$310 of manufactured goods, while the Russians consume only $32 worth, though they have capacity for enjoyment of the things Americans enjoy. That America should send a commission of hard-headed busi- ness men to Russia, to study the country for several months, seek- ing the truth about its affairs, which, he admitted, was elusive. That Russa needs American in- dustrial brains and that in this dfrection the United States can be of immeasurable assistance to the Russians in making further progress; moreover, that the Americans would be welcome more than the nationals of any other countr yof the globe. Prof.,Sorokin could agree with Cooper only on his last statement. He agreed that a commission might be helpful, provided that, in | addition to being ‘“hard-headed,”’ they be acquainted with Russian history and background and could speak Russian. This obviously nul- lified his agreement with that sug- gestion. Agrees on Need of Ald. He did, however, emphatically agree with Cooper that Russia needed industrial advice and help —not exploitation, he warned, but the American facility for organiza- tion and American courage for big things. He agreed that Americans hold a higher place in the regard of the Russians than the people of any other country. His chief points were: That America should not rec- ognize the soviets, because the sooner the inevitable breakup of the soviets, the sooner Russia would progress to national sound- ness and prosperity. That fewer than 5 per cent of the Russian common people were in sympathy with the present form of government and would reject it at the polis, if untram- meled and unmolested !n free ex- pression of their convictions That Russia is not progressing; th.t its schools have broken | down, thatthe soviets having con- declined a! ’ | when, fiscated and squandered the na- tional wealth could not be held honest and free from graft. 33 That the mass of the Russian people begged the world not to interfere with them, but to let them work out their own salva- tion. Common Plane Is Lacking. The speakers could not establish themselves on a common plane from which to proceed to any helpful agreement. Cooper spoke as the represent ative of capital seeking new fields | and finding recognition of existing governments necessary to the es- tablishment of credite. Sorokin, sonal experiences with the soviets and grounded as a scholar in the culture and traditions of old Rus- | sia, twitted Cooper for assuming after 24 days’ travel through it. restoration of | Cooper defended his right to an opinion, tunities to observe affairs. He went to Russia to advise the soviet ‘government on the feasibility of a As to a world revolution Krassin — was a skeptic. He was all in ail for a bourgeois peace. desire to lead Russian sovietism into the normal ways of democ- racy. ‘Who believes tn socialism Russia*” Krassin is reported have asked, and then to have an- in “Not I nor swered the question. Lenine.” In 1922 Krassin was made Am- bassador to Berlin. He later was made Ambassador to France, and still later Charge d' Affaires itn Lon- don. Barly in-the present war he was stricken with pernicious ana-- mia in Paris and underwent an op- eration and blood transfusion. the majority. “The commission and th lower court.” sald Justice Brandeis, “agreed that reproduc- tion cost was evidence as to value. The primary questions they dif- fered are these. Is a finding of re- production cost tantamount to finding of value? Is the reproduc- i cost which should be ascer- Contineed om Page 16. f It was his. to | $60,000,000 hydro-electric _ project | in the Dneiper River, a project of almost exact size with Muscle Shoals. of which he also was ¢n- gineer. He said his conclusions were based upon with English-speaking persons whom he met there and who had been observing over periods of several months, even years. also had the benefit, he said, of eonversations with the soviet lead- ers. Sorokin said that whatever facts he gave were founded upon com- muniques of the soviet govern- ment and exhibited a bulging brief case to show he had brought his evidence with him. Sorokin was offended chiefly by embittered by his per- | from his unusual oppor- | conversations | Views on Russia Differ oe HUGH L. COOPER. | | ; ' Cooper's assertion that the 140,- 000,000 of Russians had spent 1100 | years in slavery » ° + Pao ' 2 ‘ “ RR: ar a A oe ' ad de: , as - 4: . At 4, aaa Mea AT AG Lande TPO eis 67P ha aes leat Meo AONE. shel ly eres bares Recor gc Se ON cee ae > ‘ i ‘ a ee we: . bibs vee en er SS F ‘ pers , WI eer, > ~ , i 4 ee oy SO he . - - 7 . ¥ ver 1 be “ ‘ a 0 seat total TR PAL te Bays DA ' ‘a = a ae ete - ~ i . Men S * io ‘ RC he wee ra os , eet: PH ee te 96, I Rees 9 ae’ stag! Veep ee ghee 2 Aes 9 ae wien - hae hanged La Nirta ie a aR mc. 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a 0 ———— ————————E ~~ EE ee a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926. ~ — CS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Bes Be nae P : gn) 00 GIRLS CHOSEN a . Many West Point and Ann- spolis Cadets Had Selected ; Other Partners. POWER OF PREVIOUS PARDON. JUSTICE AND THE LAW. | In a special article from Washington David Law- Se a ee ee Phage ot ote ° ee Cy i; ‘4 THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM I know that my retirement will make no @ifference in its cardinal principles. that it will always fight for progress or reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagognes of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and pabdlic plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the pablic welfare. never be satisfied with merely printing news: always be Grastically tndependent: never be afraid to attack wrong. CM IR Ce atts Sie: lahat ib Saag. ets Nae 8 i Bee - ry ~ 3s P Steere a ets abe fe aa SOG My cee Atha tat sonata: « . Ol ih a a Rt alee a a ‘ Pe ee ae es : q . 3 , 2 » o % ; Viel. Sea io en DAP Une SARE At TT eee Re ‘ a “ 7 | : | | Peron. oe rte a tv : ny 3 whet Mn : bar . ae. eS = “4 > — * Py A OD a dole ‘ ¥ Say Oe eed m4 : : i ss iB tea)! bale feat ain 29. Sah eb oe a Sonik 5 ne a A . 5% ev Se von ” al “ . aw " > ‘ wh 7 ee ae ae tae Cee: ; ee ta as FGM, BR, ot r * Lc RIAN ito aa Cai ag OER a a. gees >. ’ . ee ‘ » en ‘ ae ee r pe ah al +. ry ats Pea ao ee “4 PO Ie CS Fad 2 CFOS gh) ART Lee ye eo . $ . Re P ~ “sigh commending Commissioner of Weights his great work . hy * 1 e. imous nas peen oa , .»% will It wiil ley orm } : A ia a po a ee Ae r by Ba Se rw) " , =) syebtigies vox Se tn ae , ieee “wees 44 a, —- un, otal, 2 eB BN ngs * apt penctirers. 7 oy a We s ” 4 3 L) aii - Py oe Pag ‘ 4 oe. P Lied wt one) a cilia ton dan v : ca = ys ; SOc “A ” y ae eit a Wty i 2 Baling =e pos ty oA 2 68 - a 4 sped « rae ot a Pe P a a 9 ; fing aireacyv on his fences. ee = - - . Tm > . le It must necessarily extend power over ; YP. 0 Wore — om . - ’ ”? + a ilverT > + E> . “worse. Ys si bees foresee paphtel atte xt Pe ee aa aash Pe oa WI8 —— oa : : : ublic-spirt philanthropist to interests ,ife = . CiLierences., Be rniece - . - + —_ falling out Thais dishon 244446 VU us a» — a Wnre 4 TT "ream? vT Th; _— _ : /2eyv should work the tor ch of . : > of the bootlegging decidéd to confer upon it a —_ . re @ ro _— > (z;T ee A. Fascisn Was a4 Connoisseurs far neariy iS = taey : aft naIne a developm ~ ~_ +}? 3 Doses)! at . go . 7 ‘+ [ Wii ' poate |~@®TN- tion, which G te C OvVRPrR ALT Ft , a dee T 2A 1 updouiiding ee ss i oN Ae ‘ = Dede The wide separation that sometimes exists between Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER justice and law is well fllustrated tm the recent de rence discloses that for a year past the pages wp December i), 1878 | of Justice has been soliciting Big Business to bring Twelfth Boulewerd and Obv: Srrect | ——_ | ported may be confiscated, although the owner is consummation. Within the last six momths, we are ’ - ’ ‘informed, an average of 10 such combinations per | ] ti of property upon | If tuflicting the penalty of loss property up director of the policy. | / an innocent owner {s not injustice, we do not know As soon as the department finds a paragraph in agsociaied Press. metcAGO, Nov. 24.—New trou- The law under which this decision was rendered is to come to Washington. And oe 4°. on Ree a ~ o> as. . ote 700 ls to accompany aa To save time and money and annoyance to a ee re at Pes , =. OS ty ree 5S es weeeting 1: gir COMmpany | an old revenue jaw, but it has been revived for the . } 7 a Point and Annapolis cadets to ¢ er appears to be in violation of the Sherman act, ‘ : etior of the list cf’ weapoa in the hands of prohibition law officers. So The comp in a new and happy era in the relations between | nad made their own selections | } | . > ¢ ; | | officers are wielding a good many weapons, supplied | ing and dangerous departure from sound constitu Revision of the list. Rowever, | qian heard that hundreds of) ‘ ' - te se » + ’ The name and address of the euthor Is it any wonder that the laws and the courts are ministrative agency, without a scrap of statutory | he enti on request will mot be published. Let-| oo sion possesses over railroad mergers. Nor has any At- é , 7 —— | ; | , or a, 4 the committee use its diacretion. 4a Congressman Cleveland A. Newton was introduced euage ; is informal and a right of prosecution is reserved, is | presen ;, . semmitteemen not gnly make -hetr Community Fund Beneficiaries. ithe greatest advocate of waterways produced by the ements previously and! preak ensacement ev ig x | OMMUNITY fund drives, it egines ad ws "as — ; : ae —— it Were not entirely deserved it is because that honer * es absurd. ' ; pe partners, we will.” the com-/ thetic support from the public, were et Seenk 20 dates.” 4 , + 7 J ~ +>«a i= . institut: and organizations benefited; However, it is a matter of regret to the —— try, in the hands of an unscrupulous officer, or in a. y - but it bas caused host | 4 bec er ; tT} + 3 3 . , ‘ ° ea ) , . 4 a. . i OL a s see ‘ 4 we ganizations with ail needed facilities for! what a singl@ determined man can sometimes d to ome a fixed polic; il @ Big Business i . > 7 ‘om Se the lst was annowunesd tet! | ’ if 4 7 Miz i t io : . own drtves—and4 for the office than his great enefgy. Newton had no’ Government; its legal staffs are far abler than that state represented. A mafo-- even disbursed to those in bitter distress, em " ae nea et thee? onty about 566 wine! . . ° . . : | i a4 fe i ‘ I 1? sat ~ ee. 224 : " “Te ended the trials and tribulations of the inland water. , >8¢™™#@2 antitrust act in all its. implications fully as - ¢ iples : . i ‘ what the public intends for the helpless 1.5 movement. It substituted practical politics for with a reserve list of debu-. hich fs quite a close corporation as to ment of Justice to its constitutional] functions of en- whic? jile a : money for harbors and inlets. That made the inland : -adets ill be Iluneheos tle real charity as the pubiic generaiy suming to grant induigencies in hypothetical ones. enjoyed ever simce the enthusiastic support of peo om iaka't os guests will eat two and a qeuar- properties to carry on its activities with Leaties oe said: “This one thing I do.” Newton gave P. Savage. National Commad-}] Let the public feel they are Teany OUR RELATIONS WITH NICARAGUA. minaster and Vice-President} ys OC Cg : f shies x i . coil ; .. $7 - é te ‘ ra Lee ner Tenwé . a American woman—more than | dividual liberty, wherever local responsibility appears °° Put down a rebellion against the administration ing hryganthemums. Fascism has made a ; ipl es. Gladys Cruthfiel@. Colum. | What anodynes her cou: boner, committed an egre- From the Philadelphia Public Ea ee , aitean éiscourage utterly. 1 a =e | ERNARD SHAW'S present Goes sak eat men 9 why representatives e* the American ot diye ‘ ; 5 belli lecti ; : . P ; ; . , 40¢ ~@anette eak! vy. audit » fail to understand! United States has been the free social co-operation of Delliom an eiection was held which reelected Diaz. Can ler ne¢ U ha membershif and the right to wear poeseph. | . ‘es ee a | 2 Black shirt and to salute Mussolini on - : . "+ ) ; $100,000 suggests that this - Americanism as Jane Addams represen:s the advancement of education. nonage” > be discovered the ? + = ~* — = —~ control] >OT nt tool lace. % ; lan. ii SIDOaID ali ia. es. ; ieee 2 . mai ae : » Fees ‘ and for the care of the sick and needr, which, vontrelied Govrerume! OOa piace We agai THEODORE TRILSEY They may despoil the cradle, but ther will ; ta ng Crigges. East St. Louis: Ste , yb over our dead and dis | ‘sson, CRarieston: Jule | mF . 2 _ : - the result th WE STAND CORRECTED. prsicingceectne tage (900 for this early werk Shaw ulsory socialism. whol! tructive of individuality. ©ORServatives were saved once more. When : - Scotchman rebukes you r Bee ga reg . : tra): . ae ino _ = — : — sion fails to work in Nicaragi we tce ? 3 a cism from its own mistakes; we weouid re- sum insufficient. entralia Marget Barton, Chan- | private imitiative and ail of the efficient elements of “OR tals CO il .\icaragua. we use force. queness of fascism in its pris- | * Maxine Craig, Uvrbac: is work must be done. If it is not do 4 Our 2 do] ey , : : . ; : aay : a - am bliz asino a larritz. lis is officia! alae ; Me , ackno wledged, Shaw has ever ' n. Ch ‘ ) and Measures Hailey on “© vately, it be done publicly. lar diplomacy in its most blatant form, and our cen- Pans - a? tie ‘ Je 3 intial ee : a made a fascist. | ternal weakness for the immature ‘ am Daign: Janet Glenn. | *} ’ ; - ah foes Set is es gs ties arty be tac That d us do? ie left Italy: he | ef rounding up small coa Loom and as well or with the same inspiration weights. 3 Mussolini may go. Is the Man ‘ turgic and ical lere 4 g wel Haines. Decatur; Helen worthy of henor No; emphatically no; his if on of this old *y Northwestern University ‘ , li iLBese c . " imse the theme = ' mS s to methods used in handling _ sad | established. | we . of men are rou . , , . — , Nine-tenths of these the individual and diminish h while taking sales et te 2 no way refers to tt condi piieeeiinns Semen he maa . TF ci . And Amerig: spa © he of Georges Ca a _ “sleste Hopton, East to do it A GENTLEMEN'S AGREEMENT. —_— , - ect Prevalent _ estat operator, an advertising copy writer. ~— oo Penal 4 : tt lens! ? bu tg ae -“ pared with that ef Jack Dempe larguerite Heller, Ur-|. The inepectors do not weigh their bas- main to the most Cuckoo Club and the Italian bootlegging i ' - tent Tr ¢ i'd . ' ) fascist: he describe: he pr t 4 Ui D: kets to find their contents. if they didi duplicate, out of his own purse, the noble institu-. have patched up their It has “ ‘ee Gaede ie es ron.” He ectually te Ree Champaign: Ethel Luddon. as th *t stra ‘ization by Stanislaus Stang®, 6a a Paign Laganfiell, ; ht of AY "he: her t? i} well filled as we are required to fil ee Psi | cause hb | : them This is the chief significance, then. of the Com- Of the community to h re se Spenser ies. ee aes + aes. aa role = . Menges. Urbana: Pauline , . - +3 6 whi ] j ; . - a pee =f ee. ik terests lie in the same direction = ans ag) On Gentleman Jim was delicheas BE Carlinville; Mary R. Plas. pounds. In my opinion Mr. Haley's great bracing GC . a nat . : k 1° this line. is only aici reing | racing revernment regu. rovernment. j Euripides bad fasc st 9? «8 One “ we a is always eager to extend; it assures the Because of the admirabie ret ideas, there is nothing new about your dag- | *'!! #!! materialize. — Roberts, Urbana: 4H. . ; it assures the S Oe aciiiraoie retis thie nad will happen to “Cashel Byres.” ana; Nancy E. Sarat character. which is the the ea | a. the poor people the extra weight that we only safe defense against the abuses of paternalistic Made known definitely what caused e spat, but i hisky na d muck! uh i nave iis origin T “lose Wit 4 (Lerman iquor } x: ae ed ¢ 40 —" story in ringing buriesque rerInAs SUSS Sp Was Seised 130 mies | piaak verse. Me had Gee Mussolim and Debs. view of the matter one might say. It is matural, of course, for gentle «...... wis... : " Ghane Genie ae ——— Eo ee M .SS.S5S8iDDi Via * pe Pee. ‘ pe ‘ . : te | eset . - ——— > tormey-General Willebrandt says it puts a powerful gays Army-Navy footbal: game. / this viewpoint fs definitely expressed. mates ty Gieete “ - . : was 41350 = ] | i : acco While Mr. Lawrence views this policy as ushering | nat a majority of the service - the hands of prohibition officers. Prohibition law — : , Government and business, it is actually a most alarm- | ners. aaa ? - - | the committee into fur*her! TRE PEOPLE by Congress and the courts, that emash the Constl-' tional practice. At the outset, it will be seen to be | today. for when Annap.| LETTERS FROM ;tution amd justice to smithereens. a usurpation of the power of the courts by an ad- eticulues | | spanions chosen for them would , - nted, some of th ; ath ommerce Commis- disappoin too choices be ignored and tat) ters not exceeding 200 words will receive | CONGRESSMAN NEWTON. _torney-General till now dared to assume the power of | ‘ previous decision im such cases. That the decision | They even suggested. a member is een ef the committee said, that the) |at the Mississippi Valley Association convention as in at : no adequate excuse: practically, having givem a com- antes” for the ffair but also To the Bé@itor of the Post-Dispat:n. ; 2 ? } wil a " i . seems | movement. This compliment was paid him by the “ae gre etl ¥ cata a m = 4 owapod ‘s aSveSly: rs. eaity mode » o .9 tion. re to rosécutions the service a e ~ os a ru . m X _ »~- ~ \ a “aU estic a .ai1°S of ‘ ica é get “* : ; aR. J. J. HEITHAUS. , Sisted only when he saw supermen ne ecretary Girls frem St. Louis who have? gg Hoover leading the movement for the rivers. m invited to the dance tmetude/ * MO. country’s pet poaching grounds. if “n' St b +a hii Tre! h S :. Jane Addams. ‘dome. The battle was won. The United States has established , , : oS: os ya Fisher. Sally Green. Hi. | ob : . J teh. . : . ; x srore, Jane ones, ae the Beiter of the Post-Dispatch It was well done, and the Post-Dispatch gives him - 9 en. Eunice K Br: Kathertie | ie eae foe yout is twofold, strategic and economic. SHOULD AULD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT— S pecsae ee ee is i» . al 1¢@ j aa oe = . . , : i — . . = ~ vindication of Jan aaa | right to build a supplementary Sisthmian cana! | ‘ 2 re! ¥ w ss . - —— — — = r == . _ - spien nay aii through Nicaragua. We hold a lease on Great Corn ae puie Stifel. mericans, as high-mincec peopic., “i | = = : se a CU CO YF Giris eee oe | o ae .i,, The Community Fund campaign. now closing in | e oe ‘rom other Missourt poixte sa is. throt ich. by rol Gulf of Fonseca. For years American bankers ¢ > P “eG are Mabel E. Byers, St Ju- aii aaa misilending | S*- Louis, through which, by voluntary private co r years Americ nkers con- O . { T¥ arainst such unyvee., ——" > + ¢ "aa . +h tr > + se aeeee bee the ttinel trolled the finances of the country and owned the | PUBLI \ idred Dawson. Fulton: Edith | ”* are to be supported during the year, has a signifi- io insure e miry, Joplin: Ruth Gran, Cai-/ — ,der } + } . , Tri ~~. ‘ . seroma iitiein /cance far deeper than is to be read itn the sympathetic of American loans to Nicaragua, the United States | . : . sist : ai : (Apologies to Goldsmith) u honorable, and at od ; «ins, St. Joseph; Nellie! — ,of the few powerful bulwarks against an engulfing a . snocrabie, ane & eading publicists, newspapers én ph; Nellie) ... + her ‘ith ] pm ACD | + hag - roa ni - F > A nit int o ?; ram *; T +} : JVery NX : as sent het chat pee aa |paternalism now spreading out from al! centers of | Sespite comtinued opposition from the Nicaraguan Lib- late that fum sake iil they are but human. We de this without wood: Mildred Patterson. ft. re ‘o..ds = e ‘VV — ‘ pee Peis " ef ; ee re ze se — Ps ar : 7 . s - ‘ What strokes and slaps can stem of dornicks BARNEY IX I es Ros Parmalee, St. en? trucsi ss a ‘ > tel e i ‘ —_ m ev? Ti is ” Lucy Pranklin Eldon: vw ; Queen—-*we doubt, malign and try ‘ito fail. of Adolfo Diaz, a puppet of our State Department | 1at : : still - a ~ “9% anki. ; Mirtarn | . * 4 erst =e ‘ : rio Us inder., mace an unpargconadie ok ( Raries: cannot understand! oa of the then and now President of Nicaragua. After the rej] _. Hone : . : = Se teem aay tte Sune ae : aries: Jane Shanes | 7 —_ : : ‘Seve aC pg Reet se ae a tion to sell the film righ oe fon, particularly, ca a eebnere sal - , - Byron's Profession” for nething BES na appreciate such splendid, ideal our people in planting institutions everywhere for The American Marines guarded the polls. ee rel of Qlinois Girls Also. — : a : 7 . af : hs sj aid . the fas- ' : In 1921 another uprising against the America oe eS ee ee Blinois giris whe will attend | \ INTERESTED SUBSCRIBER AND id make black shirts of the dead. = “a2 Sttend. ime | AN i: NEO. oe . a age? Ds READER. egy pe ' Mar; ' g ey B erary child of the Irish irentst. Aa Fb. other countries, if dome at all, is the work of ed Marines and shipped huge supplies of uDi- atts, aon. — ee an movie magnate hae offered Brung ‘ ~ . ae . ; " + S - ’ 7 : 22g 2 =) « - * ernment. When done publicly, it is essentially com- tiem te tae Conservatives, with inbered body Do net misunderstand . Patur age and feten Brunda rr. are trying to save fas- — ‘rances Blackenship. Wi — st ==. | self-reli . t ragua is a republic in na 1a ’ anaemic a be C Sp art ~”" | S@ii-reiiant character. i a is : aic me oniy if the laure! ther a o°. Springfield: MW ? } + + Sortie gj18. ove ‘ OLDe Cor a3. 1st one sociciogical, : ‘ “4 . 4 Bent -. Mrs. : charging them with sho ay ng SeTvige, as we may learn from an inspection cf some aoe ades of my illustriou rebea win tion fer ali his . , ‘ke tc r @ few words in rega! , r ‘ 3 - , j if it tl inful 7 , would like to say & ‘ew &O es of our eleemosynary insAitutions publicly When the carpenters repair the White House roof of hol Coolidge might put them positively no: absoiutely no: and again, 20’ . nti o Adah Hollingee 4 & pu = Marco Polo. another defunct candidate was ls pet fg mistaken i , Annie ‘ane et Soe chert Not even his whelly ric 7 mi into court and fimec, = + eet from those who hare the means with which torts ¢ st >? Woo asia e's. , a at 2 weights, but for the use _ ° - ‘ - : killing the gentlemen of the other group. That was dramatic reader will a ee a i: ie of the divinhy From the London Nation and Sm Ayres Sutunts ? le - lard” r nN- , , : —- , . on . ' that dot] dge De. - ‘te 2 5 URN: Ls You printed Oswaid _ S arracen- | Clasked, forbidden years that his name became, so to a Mistake. It was carrying competitive prin- The Man MMied at Twelve OC] 7 ” —— . \ EN I met roung Mr. Ford y €tow, composer ot *- : ee al i * . e . Tie . The Boa f Educatben ef Washington . - si the first C.. seems to believe in amend Eugene V. Debs before a judge about to imprison him: chaps, they knew a solace ee be! . ; low as ar . - While there is a i er ciass [| am in Bacardi’s precious drops. ? : Lnder the epeil of the? it. While there is a criminal class ider © speii of toeir n prie- : iain Whiten a MEINE ER e- - am of it. While there is a sou) tn ‘\pp*otee tipple the harsh landscape of New England en I am not free: |} mellowed into the “baimy isies” of Oman’s Sea. which The late Pref. John Beverly Rebin-| Tom Moore spread before us in flowery romance - “} am ashamed that I am “tea eon said | Here was a potency to calm the turbulent wares on net in prison.” His last words were: “It “ges is for me to say what many think but. Mrs. Hemans’ “rock-bound coast Here was respite. dare not say, what some day all will Sepenthe. bien etre. The bouquet of this elixir clings think Dut sone dare to deny.” te our brave, historic days. It fortified the spirits of What Christ-like souls! What our ancestors in the crisis of most sol reso! above their fellows! Almost uncompre- ; cee emmen Panama? a ca al ete atake ett march , The Declaration of Independence was baptized in it. om long after tyrants are lost in the ob. But for {ts inspiration the Constitution of the United livies of diagrace . States might have perished in the billows of contro- All honor te the Post-Dispatch for its vrersr. aGmiradie courage. May {ts words of ‘ ; | Bacardi! tum mar have its epic qualities. truth circle the carth. LOVER OF HUMANTrY. | Medford rum was Olympia. incomparably superior to men have been going on. Now, however, we are assur that the gentlemen have yielded to conciliatory counsel and hare signed an armistice or something and wi!!l henceforth work im harmony in the building up of their great and ing industry. he cOmmunzity is to be con- | gratulated upon this happy outcome of an unhappy situation. We venture to say that everybody will be pieased, except. possiblr, the undertakers. - - -— — The unethical practices of the newspapers through- out the whole oi] scandal are distressing to Albert. B. Fall, who probably was the most strait-laced Mar that ever sat in a Cabinet, and the first Cabinet | member to be tried im a criminal court on a charge | ief bribery and fraud. + : Lae Perhaps the best the schoois ment to way to teach the Constitution in iS to practice : ° . ‘its Save reached the capita) of Tibet. Then there is hope for Tennessce. Georgia and South Carelina. a » = SHORT STORY. We know what Mr. Walmsley said Was far from being ge. Hence. all the stush Missouri has Wil come from meiting snow. - eo . ‘ A resident of Philadeiphia charges that for the last 1° years, cats and dogs have voted tn Philadeiphia elections. Vuare con- vinced us Phiadeiphia is goimg te the dogs, Dut not so lLteraily. : The jury fer the Fail-Doheny triaf ie one ef the youngest ever picked. but we hazard the guess they wil? aye considePably before the trial is over. = 2 > A deaf mute has divorced his wife be- cause she nagged him in the sign language. Next we shall have divorces because one of the married parties thought something. - - _ THE EVOLCTION OF THE VANDERBILT SLOGAN. “The Pubiic Be Damned.” W. EK. Vander- bilt Sr. “The Tabicids Be Damned.” Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. “The Children Be Damned.” Mra W. KE. Vanderbilt and Consuelo. CANTAB (10 of the population—uniess oy a 'We are all flocking to s show & It is
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “T] Godfrey Kurtzeborn or 5118 Ray-. S O ( TA L A | mond avenue, and Clarence Bur | Hil CLUB PLEASES I IF S || mell Oertle were married Monday = evening at the Church of the Unity, | |the Rev. Dr. George R. Dodson officiating. The church was deco- | /rated in palms, ferns and white | | chrysanthemums. | Miss Jones was attended by her | sister, Miss Jane Thornton Jones, Veteran |as maid of honor, and Miss Doro- |thy Philips and Miss Eda Oertle | 'as bridesmaids. Mr. Oertle had as) 'hig best man George Dependahl. | |The groomsmen were Waldo | | Brown, Williams Calson, Joseph a ne i | Earlt and H. Thornton Jones. | NEW sonority of tone and an of roses. Mrs, Dyer will wear a| we | The bride wore a gown of white increased range of volume ’ gray costume. The house will be| & eee “em =| satin trimmed in duchesse lace. | contrasts were exhibited by) gt the committee charged with) 140 ,neq with gift flowers, with. a. eats Gem | The tight bodice was adorned by a,the Apollo Club last night in Its 1700 girls to accOMpany| power of goses back ot the fF “at — a aya of the eri id =e mother | “es concert of the season at the ~ in lis ets 10 | ceiving had worn on her wedding gown. | Vdeon. ; , point and Annapolis cadets to | ceiving party. ftion a dg diypadlg mene eset | tage eed TORE I ee EE est and romantic beauty—shrines bree . ! ai-| In the dini ‘ell -{ | | eae | j — rg ee Sat | i mors ath wen rae at ee tyes ‘the bouffant skirt. The tulle veil| tional four-part choral numbers, of Ancient Greece and eeneren : ss Army-Navy footbai: game. wit) adorn the a Site te as Drenl . held in plaee by orange blossoms | the veteran organization revealed a | ems of the Dalma tian Rivies a in West Indi “i “The completior of the list cf sided pu ae no ‘Miss Martha Recs _fell over her court train of white / fine, organ-like quality of assem-_| ugoslavia — besides all the stan- 7 » discov. | Bide er by Miss M: Satin. She carried a u-! bled tone ) ~1 ™ ; “gh WAS nena ia abe ‘Mle Anue Wallacé, Miss Matierid ee ae pei ores Th ce “e tone = ringing forte pas- | dard” cruise ports. The romantic Spanish Main! Two luxury cruises, a majority of VECO | ciedringhaus.. Miss Eilttabéeth whe eewenel the tetde’s ditene ee tm oe tn te ere sub- 1! Seventy glorious days, by the leaving New York, Jan. 26 and Feb. 28, on the , had made their own Selections i ride's attend-' dued phrases of its song—a qua ity ; nie 4 Montroyal, 23,500 tons displacement, the Em splendid cruising liner Oxca. of the West Indies. 14 ports flying 8 different Canadign Pacific Express Toseclless’ Chagess good the aavld aout information _WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - | t chy a Cet Tisch Rerort “ey, ~ SE eee aN TPT tA PR ee. OO wage ree . a ) ~° oo. eo ee Rate sae h ee ee ee Pt hn el 2 e st “sites ne, ye * ry pean aba ROR RC NNR a PR Ite: ‘ 2) See “ 2 : ~ 58 main the > epee o Seles ee *. thsi le sa a, Spagna ne e . Root page Sees aos + pte ncaa Nitin Ee Mh fie tges Mle g quilt 0B Ge ; de pn ap naar toon a. a itt AS URE pre Sane “bh gintem inet Los ne rat ay eS e ee a re “ Wy blew hes Cayo wr oes eyes “- mein PY = —— OMe ee asp ee ee . ceo, * ee | - = ve “ emus : ee ae : eR RN I eh i se ly i eg ce eatin te ee leant. Se at OR RE i Se en Ate my NaN a eB Fi Cink em eretin a elas enet ~ column is designed to fr Dias the latest comment by publicists, newspapers and 2 the questions of the day. By thefamousS.5.““ROTTERDAM™ 6th Leaving New York, Feb. 3, 1927 under the Holland America Line's to fit Any Budget You can choose accommodations on one of our 103 shige to sult your needs. Paletia) suites of | modest tourist | (Gramads ) Gibraltar, Algiers, N arters to all im- Tonis, Athens, Constantinople, _jorusalens p-noree Ex ropeam tee ee oe Yn Zi ax You're just a few hours from Sunshine and Flowers New trains, added service, faster schedules, make it easy for you to exchange your winter for the springtime joys of Southern California. BARNEY IN IRELAND. he Philadelphia Public Ledger. NWARD SHAW'S present determ , Venice, Naples pore ot, Napies (second the Riviera. Carefully pi 226 sailings thie we Scopover in Earope. Number ef year from New , tne mace merican Exprese Co.. | York — Boston — Agentsin Charge of Shore —— > Montreal Excursions. For choice sciect:oe | , of accommodations make RESERV A Let us help you plan your trip abroad. TIONS NOW lIllesermed Folder for further information apply te on requam to Company's 0/ Bias. Jith and Locusi &ts. t Lewes ov Lecai Agents America | ine WHITE STAR LINE Anawnic Tawarcns Loe-Rup Stas Loa ton Grether Jones, daughter of and Mrs. Louis 1s Leeust S§t.. S*. Lowtis or Local Agents 7 ~~ ¥ iw *s Any ane * * “ mie aE ifn AS eo ome Neate samara Maat ilcs ale, gcc? oil Malla nA areal > Sipe: eA ile ccna RN tee A Ee 7 LI a red Dawson, Fulton: Edith | “ove a Seven > Sein gr ton Miss Francisco will come to St, Loyis Saiiaan eettry, Joplin: Ruth Gran, Uai- —— 8 pm ee ee a a spend the holiday season | . ity Citr: Miriam Garver rr) Anne Thomson { oxe, Miss Roc- here with friends She will be a | les; Frances Gooch. Mexico: | —. Baldwin, miles Genevieve | guest at Motel euinte On her mh Hawkins, St. Joseph: Nellie | garnickle, Miss Julia Kiipstein, ©. E a ais will s pend several iM Leeper, Ironton: | ies Kathleen Byan, Mice Helen| V8? *S* SC WS we a — -.y. Club, of which she is a director. © suggests thet in this “novel 7 42550. Meyer's daughter, Mrs. David Nel- we jy y be discovered the favorite munoIs girls who wil] attend in-. sv! purr Jr., Myre. Ernest C Miss Jaclyn as ot the Irish tronist. An Af e: Mary Brices, East St. Louis; Klipstein, Mrs. John Leigh Gree Mr o ° : roara Bisson. Char! . Pps dl . ¥ arleston: Jule pvie magnate has offered a mere Brunfage and treten Brundaze. r this early work. Shaw calle SPetur; Frances slankenship, ufficient. 7": Marget Barton, Chan- ithstaning “Man ané Supermiy he se Craig, Urban: | . me Voe, Springfield: Marth ja” and “Saint Joan,” whose anault, Sten pres ven 1 fledged, Shaw has ever evinced @ Champaign: Janet Glenn weakness for the immature "C i ee + wy Of Illinois, Champaigy: | ‘ » Perhaps it is because the , E. Gahm, Benton: Mrs. | : his sociological, philosophical, 3 B tr; ly piw Haines, Decatur: Helen ‘ and musical lore, particularly DiGRae Marth wear t: Dania, on the theme of this old book, — 4..." arcaaatasetersigs } mm; Adah Hollingsworth, fighting. Se, . os 7 wn; Annie Hodgson, C se tomar Ay a, & on ae ae, + > ae .- . ™* " - . we o* South Sea Islands New Zealand Tasmania Australia ven his wholly mistaken estimate | | pares of Georges Carpentier ¢ fen: Celeste Hopton, East | with that of Jack Dempsey — Marguerite Heller, Ur- 1 this ingrained pride. Shaw is r Kopta. Alton: Har- (Jongress Stnghio i hae * 7 = nately harking back to “Cashel? Lingec, He actually consented to its dre by Stanislaus Stange, an Amer eivably chuckled with delight J. Corbett was cast for the leman Jim was delicious in the jongs for Tunney in the film Dempsey as the “villain.” ° l materialize. One can never tell ppen to “Cashel Byron.” : to make its career the more ator himself once drama in ringing burlesque Sh verse. He had to drop into f lained. because he didn't have the job in prose. It is entirely ° haw, the verbal tilter, regards ho can back up words with Ps “4 with something very like ed MERICANIZATION PROCEEDS. | the London Nation and Athena® IN I met young Mr. Ford here me ago that inordinately 7 remarked that “you seem to bes s wheels as fast as you can.” we 3 osé if this rush for motors | nother few years we shel! reach ! ican proportion of a motor cér toe the population—unless by that 3 all flocking to a show of 3 nes. It is no use old-fashioned 4 social sermons on the evils craze. The car ie definitely out of luxuries; it is a necessity; ton of the enormous demand m-priced car is that the busir jonal man must have one OT ’ Another sign of American! Ips to explain the brisk busts rowth of the system of paym™ iments. The £100 ($500) car ™ is little more than a carey. ink many people will Mke to , it, marvelous es it is for the you remember what ®@ can be got now for eee Champaign; Dorothy | Paign; Ethel Luddon. Rh: Berniece Laganfield., | m; Evelyn Moreland. Charm- mi: Alice McGinty, Champzign: | Menges. Urbana: Pauline Carlinville: Mary R. Pla‘s- field: oa + Martha Robb, Cham- Sonat toberts, Urbana: 14. , Urbana: Nancy E. Start ween Veba Snell, Carlin- rtache Todd, Urbana: Ruch ma; Rowena 1; Edna Wells, Woolsey, Ur- AMES “JOHNSON IS DEAD Succum bs at Colorado Mop, SPRINGS, Colo, » . * Ayres Johnson, na- | °wn composer. whose | ~ were Published under deric Avres, died last 3 an extended illness. Shnson, Who came here 24 /| 880 for his health, recovered to lead an active life Tis musical circles. : i ® Was awarded a prize. Plano trio produced | >. The a ‘ The Beautit - yin mm = Skin Elizxi, “ —~ Francis Risitiz, | mpaign; Edythe Tor- | ST. LOUIS’ me J 12:30 From At $1.75 B ige * 4 1M Partiee and BALI R- Finest (Concert Pn i ieee ee a ea -oeec«ewneeeeeeeeteoeeeeeeeaenees +7 ferred deaplea wer ewe ewe ee ee FINEST RESIDENTIAL On Union Boulevard at Pershing Avenue Caldwell, Managing Director eAnnounces ~~ The opening of its JADE DINING ROOM FOR Thanksgiving Dinner November Twenty-fifth Dinner W1l!l Be Served Per eservations are being made eaiso for | - ifae iT ROOM Dinner Music Congressional Salon Players With Anton Dhurecting. Hugo Olk, Violinist, and Reservations not required, but Pre. 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. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘which yield a return of less than WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926 nop ar aes eee 7 per cent would be so unreason- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : } 7 tion, there is always a legitimate /fact. The process of determining ef which we have judicial notice | ri The | | prophecies in respect to prices. See | — searc hardly be aid-/| field for theory. But when, hav- facts will inevitably be m JOR gtr ips aon MURDER SUSPECT GETS png Bo ects d ‘unless each step bears a close re-— do not justify holding that a confiscatory ypothetical éstimate of ing selected value as the stan- ae « the plant at/dard for the rate base, the court /lation to the realities of life. | re in | the cost of replacing || undertakes to find what that value| “To avoid the possibility of mis- | ’ particular moment when actua iemieniennien would require a pe-|is at the date of the rate hearing, | understanding, I add merely that, it. purports to make a finding of/in my opinion, the facts of record CLOS riod that mast be measured by The OUT-O-SITE years. “When a court deciares that the ered by biack damp which formed) ge Made by "28 ‘rate base éhall be the value, in- | ME after the explosion. | Detective Bourland Deposes stead of the historical cost or the | p ENT YO =| That He Saw Alphonse Palaz- | | : a : slleianind | ’ Tuxedo or Full Dress AMERICAN BED CO. | ! ROTHGIESSER BROS. B) .* 1 3 . N. W. Car. tinted and Chestneat 3 r streets on Oct. 15, at about the | amount prudently invested in the) zolla Far From Scene. r ‘time two linen peddlers were sh> | L ee | a enterprise, it selects the standard | for measuring the property on which compensation is to be paid. ; ule of law, and On the strength of an aiibi based “ — B ry HB ae et tae _upen a deposition by City Detec- | om ) , tive Robert J. Bourland, the Su- | 'preme Court at Jefferson City to- | day ordered Alphonse Palazzolo, - a |. aurder case defendant, admitted to orn ndins ; Instatiment gad riminal aedven- $25,000 bail. | agen gore Detective Bourland’s deposition i ee ee ‘was to the effect that he saw Pal- oo isan a. azzolo at Seventh and Biddle) c great on I ns Bind Sie }by gunmen in University City. The 3 ‘testimony of the policemen was) _ a J» presented to the Supreme Court by | , iCarl M. Dubinsky, an attorney. | Palazzolo, the partner of John Giannola, Itclian clique leader, in the wholesale sugar and grocery business. has been in jail at Ciay- ton awaiting trial for murder, hav- ing been identified by Louis Bad- rah as one of the three men who) ‘fired at him and his cousin, Kus- | ‘'tandy Ajelouny, and the one who) fired the shot which killed the | PAGE 16 Dilinois Miner Killed in Blast. the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, UL, Nov. 24-— William Cunningham, 50 years old, shot firer in Citizens’ Mine B, was” killed, and 150 miners, who had) just quit work escaped injury, inj an explosion of a “windy” shot yes- | terday. Cunningham was smoth-| RT THREE RED et EEE PTR “+ wit» b EP SRE IREE bP EIS GE AM tit MS SREY ees _ a cae 4 ~¥ y Vf) " os ” gua - Sea ge 7 f ae M ve - m : p ang hiae ‘e Ty ee yee es ae Ms Pa ser * Ge it ye TR RR | ee tae OEY : " We class 20 Nit Ut ta tats Frei P VE ee ee eT Be, 5, ¥ ‘ net . eB Le > ” ~ be - ¢ ye - ms 2 vo i. 4 BS E athy as 9 ven kre a a SD Ben alge Ma rae PF OPA ees: rt S. ¢33% 2 cae fon a Sg ~ a ; cousin, ADVERTISEMENT ain Besides the Bourland deposition, | K RELIEF FROM | Dubinsky submitted several others, | ithree by police officers, two ef) . identified the phetograph of an-| : Ot: tre cae a A oe we. Ee RS NG AN? PR mate . me “ ~ - bitliad svate. ante STIPATION | whom testified that Badrah at first | CON That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive | Tablets, the substitute for ealomeL | Dr. Edwards, a practicing phys)- eian for 20 years and calomel’s old- | time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating pa- tients for chronic constipation and torpid livers. Olive Tablets do not contain calo- mel, just a healing, soothing vegeta- ble laxative mixed with olive oul. No griping is the ‘‘keynote” of, these little sugar-coated, olive-col-| ored tablets. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never | force them to unnatural] action. if you have @ Gark brown mouth’— bad breath—sa dull tired feeling—eick headache — torprd liver — constipation. youl) find euick. sure and pleasant results from one or two of Dr Bd@wards’ Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thoveand> take them every nicht to keep right Try them 15e. 3M 60c | who did the shooting. ‘learned that Palazzolo was suspect- other Italian as that of the man Bourland’s deposition related that he went into the Italian quar-j; ter Oct. 15 in search of & macs wanted in Canftada and at about 190 a m met and talked to Palaz- zolo on the street When he ed in the University shooting, Bourland made a report of th meeting to his superiors, thinking | ‘that he would be called as a de- fense witness and possibly sub- | jected to criticism for appearing as | | such. | Detective-Sergeant Charles Ger- | lach and Detective Joseph Whalen, | in depositions, said Badrah identi- fied the photograph of another Italian, but later viewing the man personally said he was not the as- sailant. eDtective Nicholas Kube testified he was with Gerlach and Whalen but did not observe what happened. Other depositions tend- ed to show that Palazzolo was at Formal Opening Week of : November 22nd CometoSeeOurBeautiful — New Service Floor It is beautiful. Thousands of our customers who have roamed through it since its formal opening er Pinto and is locked in Y LANGDON 2727 ANOTHER KOMEDY KING! | WARR fee a Pr ta es ae * 3 , * tS St. Se PLE SPUR IAS TS SAAN EN RN YS RSS | elegans EE PLE NES si is Pee eer : fe sai ” ” ve Aphis hoeeauatl eo Delete aba vote cee Race: . vate 2) yt shee . edited . . 7 , ales vag oy. ees - ~ _ : at bent ate ad Pete Se ie EAC EM z Thy pir a Raat tog: ftir adele allie tatinen. Minstrel “ ; reat . = ry etgngyed 0 res ep + nee clade ob? Pd ane eatinataansoamonmictiaa’ a Se Se a» ae ph sie POD ita yi Ft a was eee ks Pi eh IT se Re ie Cy i ca A a a ae et 1 a aes Sa rt Be " : 0 eParar one wy 5% ete ~ mer . 1 ree ae . . re , as es rime ew " op agian PMP iy rapes Res a ERT MER Te Fi es 0 ss "I , ‘ 7 > 2B vy ow no is ‘ . ~ ‘ ‘ p . a : : rs Lae ore ‘, 2 oie: ' 9 : . ? : hala. ve . . wa é “en " PERS Car ay Rt ei Babel mise m ‘4 + have told us it is beautiful. And convenient. Easier to order electric service Sore Throat Prudence ®'s ‘tice at the time of the shoot- | se Your medicine shelf is not well stocked | _e- | SEE cnn Te ns ae ae without a bottle of Tonsiline, for you! WOMAN WINS | SPEED TROPHY don’t know what moment it may be needed to relieve a sudden case of Sore Throat. Relieving Sore Throat is Ton- siline’s special mission. It is made for that—advertised for that—sold for that one purpose. You wiil meed Tonsiline First of Sex So Honored Drives 5000 Miles in About 71 Hours. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Nov woman to win th: -4.—The frst Dewar Motor Easier to exchange bulbs. Easier to pay bills. Easier to select electric appliances. one of these days, or some night when ‘rephy of the Royal Automobile the drug store is closed—better keep a Ciub is Miss Violette Cordery of ; s : Cobham. Surrey he —— P bottle handy at ome. am, Si , The trophy is awarded annually for the most a TON | LINE meritorious performance in a cer. The age trial. Her trial consisted of | Nationa] Throat Remedy 1 high-speed reliability test of a! 1$8.6-horsepower car, driven for 70 | hours 594% minutes and covered a. distance of 5016.2 miles, at an av- }erage speed of 73.8 miles an hour. Oe ‘PRESENT VALUE THEORY IN FIXING RATES SUSTAINED _ Continued from Page 13. Easier to obtain all of our many services. It is a brilliantly-lighted service floor the bright- est spot in St. Louis. Yet there is no visible source of light and no glare. It is the last word in scientific illumination. MANY THINGS TO SEE Manning-Bowman Booth - + Table appliances demonstrated in an attractive corner. Have a waffle when you come in. Universal + » This well-known maker of appliances also has a booth for the display of its wares known in every household. There are several Universal bargains this week. PP ~ BA doa, Se Re iy as e : ait ts wit 6 ver Haat P > 2 4: oe vars * ce q é Y Pe St. - i 2 § 3a | i i ee 4 * E oS 'e - : &. hs ‘ eg : : | talned by the tribunal the spot re- production cost—that is, cost at prices prevailing at the time of the | hearing ? > > ‘me District noe Mee nh. ie A ate. Rae There ae, 3 aT: hE se & | Court answered H | th ag eg te 8. in the affir- e Calls Headach: ni e. The i@arned Judgre as- Brooklyn. Mr. Richard A. David eee ee saan on a ag roe son writes:—"A headache is 8! found shat $19,000 000 weeny thief, because if | figured up the sain = Pontieny ( 09 was, on the buraber of days I was unable to do ee my best work on account of a sick en ea ea we +o Ee on OB . 0 Sika lesen trae ah, PRS age « + ” .OoOWwest conceivable spot reproduction cost. He assumed ope. wgheas ‘slated so ditnaian as r ay’ », ¥ Plies ane . or . , 7 Ne Re LARD GY i ALRITE GINO ES LENSING PAMOORS ACLS LOTR ae R 2 % pte Aa UT as = wit Deh = vere . ins 5 P P . . " Sty ee Sat hs m1 en fe: ear, >see VE OCA POEs oes ata eee ea eee ‘ eucpetnantennenehigs ee ae” ce x ; 7 . oy 4 - * 4d moe 3 . ~ ; kes Tee a aaiee . PRE ew FER oe nh ee Sherk, Sista on A selde ; a ag Seg Soe hs 5 Fy beadache, it would amount to hun- dreds of dollars. I have found tbe best relief for sick headache is Carter's Little Liver Pills. The; have rarely failed to clear my at- tacks and they tone up my stomach and bowels in fine shape.” Chronic sick headache is many times irregular bowel movement. Try Carter’s Little Liver Pills. Druggists, 25 & Tic red packages. ADVEKTISEMENT COLDS THAT = DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pieasant to take. Creomulaios is a new medica! discov- ery with two-fold action; it soothes) and beals the inflamed membrane and inbibits germ growth Of al! known drugs, crevsote is ree- ogaized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agen- cies fur persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creemuision contains, in additien te ereosote, other healing elements which scothe and bea! the infected membranes and stop the irritation end inflammation, while the creosote gees on to the stomach, is absorbed imte the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. | Creomulsion is guaranteed satis factory im the treatment.of persist. that, since the utility was willing to accept this minimum as repro- duction cost, no amount less than | that could be found by him to be | » value or rate base. He believed | that recent decisions of this court | required him so to hold. In this/ belief. he was clearly in error. “That reproduction cost is not Yalue has been repeatedly stated by a unan-/| imous court. The rule of Smith vs. Ames requires not only that each | class of other evidence of value be eqnsidered, but also that each class | of evidence be given sich weight as may be just and right in each case. “There is, so far as I recall. no statement by this court that valJue iS Ttantamount te reproduction cost. “Nor do I find in the decision of | this court any support for the view that a peculiar sanction attaches to ‘spot’ reproduction cost as distin- guished from the amount that it would actually cost to reproduce the pliant if that task were under- taken at the date of the hearing. Would Need Aladdin's Lamp. “Spot reproduction would be im- pessibie of accomplishment with- out the aid of Aladdin's lamp. The actual cost of a plant may con- celvabiy indicate its actual value at the time of completion or a? some time thereafter. Estimates of cost may conceivably approximate what the cost of reproduction would be at a given time Rut where a plant would require vears for completion, the estimate would be necessarily delusive if {tt were based on ‘spot’ prices of labor. ma. terials and money “The estimate, to be in any way worthy of trust. must be based on | a consideration of the varying eonclusive evidence of A Beautiful Display of Electric Appliances Along the South Wall of Our New Service Floor. Westinghouse: - Demonstrating the “click” iron - the iron that is never too hot; never too cold + + the iron with automatically controlled heat. Portable Lamps ¢ » We think that, without doubt, we have assembled the most magnificent assortment of imported lamps ever brought to St. Louis. Lamips from all the world. Fine Dresdens from Germany; ornate majolicas and fine alabasters from Italy; onyx lamps from Belgium; Laliques, Sevres and fine bronzes from France; examples of fine Czecho-Slovakia glass; cloissones from Japan; rich black lustres from China; hand-wrought brasses from Syria * » many other beautiful lamps and at prices so low they will astonish you. Also an infinite variety of domestic lamps at prices we never before have been able to offer. Again, we invite you. Our building is closed on Thanksgiving of course. But before the week ends, if possible, see our beautiful new service floor. If not, come next week....You will be repaid, we feel sure. teh wie ale pre biide® ) Pepe -~% ea Tue AS) 4 - 5 ae é \ os. - Byron 3 Ay men “i gine pti Nek. 2 280 bt RO PGE SAMS 8 Ss 3 Le RA ne ; Fn ae Bathe . site pit ‘ : 6 ee ee ae ent coughs and coids, bronchia! asth-| costs of labor. materials ma, bron chitis and other forms of for a period at least non pecan agrone oamgem is excellent would be required to construct the | up svetem plant and put it inte opera colds or flu. Money refunded if any Sainiceenieam the oe mone went cough or cold is not relieved after made tn the light of a longer ex- 3 si according to directions. Ask! perience and with due allowances | a for the hazards which attend a!! D. meee Chaney ite 82” Rid ago)
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | WANTS—tittre SSR ARKETS SPORTS er THREE ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926. PAGES 17—28 HE ; ae + fe : — Hs oe 7 A * 7% A Mystery Story to Baffle the Shrewdest ai Tt | By HERMAN LANGDON” ~ ob — ; Adventure --T hrills--Suspense -~Surprises ij s preceding Installments. housekeeper’s face fade into the a Se he. ee a ee ae en ines beer, Ty yar 3 of , the same small room in which tunnel, he succeeds at last in | the rear of the cigar store. A rec- entist? Everything considered, the] of his fingerprints with those of but there was a fog in his mind. ie GRAY PHANTOM, hero | the murder was committed. Des- . digging his way out overhead. | ollection sent a shiver through his! doctor’s actions had certainly been| the Gray Phantom proved con-! Was it possible no one had yet/ashen hue of death and it se2med : . = near-criminal edven- _ perate and at bay, the Gray © INSTALLMENT TWELVE. 'body. He remembered .the hand /friendly. Had his intentions been! clusively he was mot the man/| discovered that a second murd-rjineredible that the body had not & z jg astonished to read at | Phantom discovers a secret exit gee LNG lan ‘that had appeared so suddenly in | hostile, he could easily have turned | they wanted, and he seems to have had been perpetrated in the »sy:-/| been found. leading into a tunnel which con- A Blow From Behind. the narrow opening, the swift,| his guest over to the police. given a satisfactory account of | vanus Gage house? With his own (To Be Continued.) retreat OD Long Island that wanted for the brutal mur- ‘eyes the Phantom had seen the nects with the laboratory of Through the rift overhead he murderous stroke and the groan The Phantom shifted the sub-| himself in every way.” ee ne re ee as weirdly incongruous tn view of Way of the tunnel.” “Every newspaper in town is) The twinkle behind the lenses! poking fun at the stupid police— expressed doubt and amusement.!and well they might. The pris- | “And so you have convinced your- is 1 ' se a ' : ” DOCTOR BIMBLE, eccentric | caught a glimpse of leaden sky. A'that had died so quickly. There|Ject. “Well, at any rate, I proved| “What else?” asked the Panty: sYLVANUS GAGE, recluse to- criminal psychologist. There he | myriad of strident noises told that | was an air of peace and tranquility ‘© my satisfaction that Gage’s|tom, deeply interested. - 4 with whom he had is astounded to find Helen Hard- (the city was awakening. The dis- | about the building that struck him | >edchamber can't be entered by! Dr. Bimble laughed merrily. | i 7 hClCiCSY wick. Before explanations can 'cordant sounds were like jubilant be made the poiice arrive to | music in his ears, for a while 2g0/ the scene that search the house and Helen and {he had thought he would never within. led over a small jade The old man hed received letter signed “Gray had been enacted Precision a Af- m” and had gasped that the Gray Phantom are hastily steals down to investigate 'see the light of another day. He was about to turn away when oner proved to be a reporter em- ‘narrow space between Doctor Bim- sinking—sinking. _ FR om, ee Me ee ee UO ee wre swe eee? ve Round Trip Hie Shore ret ole inte: ects ith hi | breath to | co ] closet. e i . xperie he | é | . : pe ice Cc oer ages a oo ers be As terrify x a xg . a quick, Nght step sounded behind 8 Prat Pinto committed the| ployed by the Sphere, whose only | | to OFFICER : . g g p 'subterranean passage i as OPO i etek “Before he Goull: moce: sow! urder? offense is an inclination to forget | and Com ort in ' iurder. Realiz- bout to be discovered, th me ali hat he was fi ' ' “Th r | the murder about to be scovered, € po- | to realize that he was again one Of |.inewy hands had gripped him at nobody else could have/|that these are dry times. A re- ult a 8] that be has been framed and lice give up the search, for a | the living. He struggled to his feet, | ap q.+ She iia nate him | committed it,’ corrected the! porter, of all persons! It's de-| . a ‘ SE wt Se0nd all | nowsbsy outnide ts crring. “Gray: | lurched dlasliy ihither and thither, | gown. He tried to resist, but he| "nee | lieious!” | Eye Glasses Each Week-End ib B their energies looking for him, {| Phantom Captured. Angrily, | and rubbed the dirt out of his! ya. +i) too el aa appar! Maggs Be “Which means precisely the “A reporter—on the Sphere!” | vin ie “ fe Gray Phantom goes to New Dr. Bimble accuses the Phan- ‘eyes. Then, steadying himself with physical effort. + lei same thing. Even if we grant| echoed the Phantom, sensing a/| are 245 Tork himself to seek out the true tom of being an impostor. Com- | one hand, he cauiously pushed his cweetish smell] assailed his ee es: that you are being frank with me| possible significance in the com-| Wabash R Z » But the real motive be- pletely mystified, the Phantom (head through the opening. No one) pe ge}: his body arow limp pias —which I strongly doubt, by the/| bination. “Not, by any chance, | B S d y. =e! of the Phanatom's bold stroke accepts Dr. Bimble’s hospitality being in sight, he scrambled to the | aed sae joniher ee ae eo way—you seem to have a passion | the one who reported the Gage est €cure Leave St. Louis each Friday at ° i stp clear his name in the eyes for the night. surface. ‘SounGal eno AMetset ; for drawing obvious’ inferences.! murder?” 10:30 pm and each Saturday at e+ bs | , I 11 2 , " ‘ Es J , : > e aa - ' R g@ the crime, 15 ey toe ~4 cannot be operated from the out- _— sides of the inclosure were a squat- able! May I feel your pulse?” That sy friend Th oa perme ee ee waats ag AO 1:00 am Monday following. (Sun- aes Pinto and is — side. Hence, the murderer of (ty structure that might have been The Gray Phantom knew, even fi ial pe in For Thee 2 Prorenenalhetes 6» ee Coe: es a . : . +. ; : ’ cs la reas ' a »| th rri ap :. Gage could not have entered the a laundry and a_ slightly’ taller. before he opened his eyes, that the Ge e hin aT gg 10 have admit ee - pee He a _— Tickets at 2: KOMEDY KING! shop from the tunnel. At this | building that, judging from the speaker was Doctor Tyson Bimble. 2... ? The Phentess' Smee & See Geni Sroasway one Lace t : the cret door ope ik ees ERG ie ge ie rr ss ‘ -,/ ted the murderer through the re-/tor’s laughter, but his face so-/!| Union Station and 3s MARRY LANGDON moment i€ secre aT pens | barrels and boxes pie AGaAINst the He ¥ as lving in bed, undressed, vélvin frame.” 1} oe k] oe: “ey thi r OLIVE STREET Deimar Ave. Station .¢ : IN slowly, revealing the Gage house- | wall, was probably 2 grocery. Evi- in the same room his host had as- Piet P4 it m's b ‘s went peti ae Ragga eal : cra a aks 313 . L. McNally D. P. A. baa e = ; ‘ keeper, who cries. ‘“‘He is kill- | dently the stores and shops had not signed him the night before : we gretedeargsin BY gota pnt up.| tunate journalist wearing * i GRAND & WASHINGTON Phone MAin 4980 4 9 9 9 a . : ‘ : : ‘ne nignt before. The! The possibility suggested by the/ beard?’ if @ . s a ing me,” and falls dead while (yet opened, for there was no sign lights were on, so he must have i ctor had not occur! d to him. | : ~ £34: J : r ‘. , ° ; yas ating . goct € a, “re eo 6CRT no 7 a | ; S| ela. | the door clicks closed. To his | of life in either direction. Siept through the day, and he felt! The next moment — va ling oe No; but “I understand your) $4 > | sco | ec See, Smcerers The Phantom took a few steps correspondingly refreshed ‘the heer repos seemibe ss of th remeagpe-scing pent oS ae tes gal-| : | ” " “ , Ey a whiff or two of chloroform were | ing. He bears a superficial re-| within the next few hours.” —s=s_| see A: a Se = ¢ all that was necessary. The effect semblance to you, but comparison The Phantom smiled amused'y, and the best aid to hair bealth yet — = solution oon wore of i ee soon. wore off, and you lapsed into sons Oe oa COLO i Natural and invigorating sleep.” we % 3 Ene ~ Ke * “So, it Was Jerome. I fruessed ADVERTISEMENT CEP RRO Oe GR TES ° 9 eee tS much.” The Phantom looked | joe=——_eeeeseee ee oOo CS. es alr ave u - aad : . me ; POR “Se " re rplexedly at 4 : o doc tor “Ry eb ght- a, wasn't it a rather rough way of h “> ‘ 5 butting =z nan to bed’ any A Saat patina 0 bed ‘| When pain comes, D * Show! ‘ —\ ; ‘ : ne miy safe Way oO aN y safe way of oesn OW O V1S1 - ? \ a Y st dealing with an impulsive and ° ° f ] ad f Te Tha strong-headed man like vou ut t Ct t t ¥ i it of i i last word cs aa: a . ot gael : dogg But l 18 O en. OO a e There’s a way to keep your hair | bit of it. Puts scalp in the pink of AUT ii Lad i} i pearance f nN ‘ : ” ” ‘ ae , oS admirable Jerome, you would un- | just-so, without any of that objec- condition. Invigorates hair and hair O T e an oe V - I oubtedly have walked straight ‘tionable, ‘‘plastered-down’’ look. | roots.o Why use anything else? io nto the arms of the police.” | Just use a few drops of Danderine— Ask Y Drug 7 : ie lis ° The argument sounded D isible LURKING unnoticed in our comb it through hair, or use a Dan- s our : gist ¢ : 3 } « nough The Phan Oil} rea lized r y derine-dampened towel—you 1] be . Get a bottle of Danderize and start O a I f eC Ti : : e i } eC e inat — — following his es- mouth, the acids that cause amazed at the way vour hair then |?‘ benefits today. Every drug store i cape from the tunnel might hav ; ; a ee ice Hs i ; esiest soho oe : gt : decay pursue their work in- behaves. and its beautiful luster! in America has it, for only 35¢. For ;e3 : ‘ Ae ‘ biiiS] -O uv Sse vera LOo0ii18nD . . + > : ; « ; = things. sidiously. Often their rav- Any permanent wave or water wave the finest dressing you could find, onstrated e 1n. ces also has a household. 7 the iron that automatically ubt, we have clean clear golden doc- “Even the Grav Phan- tom is at times very transparent. Last night. when you started re- moving your clothes in my pres- ence, I knew that you had no in- tention of going to bed. However, ] reasoned that you were an in- telligent man and could be trusted to take care of yourself. I woke up at an early hour this morning and stepped to your door. You had not returned. Greatly alarmed, I told Jerome to look for you. The estimable fellow found you shortly An astute grin creased the tor’s fac after you had dug your way out | of the tunnel. You ought to fee) destructive acids. deeply indebted to him, sir.” ages are unaccompanied by lasts much longer and jooks much : in- pain and may go on for years before they are discovered. And the pity of it is that nicer when Danderine is used stead of water to ‘‘set’’ the wave. Of course, you know what Dander- ine does to dandruff. Dissolves every discovered, just try— Danderine merely brushing your teeth eee —— does not provide protection. For the harmful acids form where your tooth-brush cannot reach, in the little fissures on the grinding surfaces, between your teeth, and at The Danger Line—where teeth and gums meet. In order to prevent decay there you must use a dentifrice which will neutralize these Of your meet, ’ ; That is why countless men and women are turning Are You Ashamed ur Bony Figure? How to Easily and Quickly Build ELA NRRL ARE SF ONEE AT #) * i, ¥ van * ae eh AW Oe AL AIA ONL NOE TE RE a aT RR py arm me ae ee ee ey ” an ~ i Goalie OY & eb hy Re eiy i “ ro tee * . te silly . + yt tae Bg wie. a tee a PR Reet tae gp aa ~ " om ~ ae © ae i ee ke « LF NO ee My ~ » ae, > a iy 4 ge ga ee . ee See ere & eee te Pe end ** waa (sik "ar Bee me ae oe tt ok, aa a ton bd alia eae wale ate * + area +e ~ dle ad 2 him 0 i i r i rn a Dette Mtleyrtantn ef OE A A ig Ge infty pe me ‘Ty do.” with a faint trace of. : rted lamps lo “UDSs at y ero sarcasm. “But I should like to to Squibb’s Dental Cream as a safeguard. Squibb’s Your Weight and Have a Beauti- ine Dresdens caer aa cies tna eke Dental Cream is made with more than 50 per cent of f ne" pom sen Plump Form . from Italy; i {\ the passage while I was at the Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia—a safe, effective antacid. = oe conesily: b * iad — women ORL ee . pgerscd she ae é Particles of the Milk of Magnesia remain in the ee pare ‘ acini eee ETS mei” : es he words ere Oo §6— sooner : : : | rONZes ut . spokée than the doctor's face tn- crevices along The Danger Line for a considerable put some meat on my bones, and he re- dissones from HHL % TRG: oa aE? Githe deimidhed. entihe period after use and effectually neutralize danger- plied, “Use your mechanics—food makes brasses from tT SSS SECA xy way to a look of such violent wrath ous acids as they form. a blood, blood makes flesh.” “But,” he con- sO low they ; Hy} g By \ a ag the Phantom felt a little Guard your teeth and gums. Begin the use of | — the by res peace re —_— pure { : t awed. ae ' and you must cig and e prop- Of, | -4 bar aiitinais en er ream today. The youth and beaut tic lamps at ts {i . a The hound shall get his just Squibb’s Dental Cc y : y y | erly or the food you eat, instead of help- : ‘ : tf aA deserts, sir.”’ declared the doctor In _ you treasure may depend upon it. At drug stores— ‘ 11 harmful beca undi- iL Y ifs 14? » snarling tones. Then, as if regret- 1 b | ing wi prove 9 use n batt tv ds} | ting his display of temper, he only 40 cents a large tube. ; gested food is poison to the system. yt a nal} : l.ughed easily. “Provided, of = | . ) So, the problem then was to find some- on (i? fh "y } HT course, we learn who perpetrated thing to make me eat, aid my digestion . : , ’ the cutrage.” ’ | 4 Test , , if 7 Ht Nf kag MRED fh) sche aie Mllciahiaies, wees wena . | é and elimination and strengthen my blood d : hit thi i ne oe 3 ! : ) | —and I kept hunting until I found it. not, fe f _ fs : j He was certain the anthropoilogist’s ak . iid ‘ f! eich ti iF ferocious outburst had been gen- . - 2 ‘ _ It 1s a preparation compounded by a Vir- sure. i ise se cig et Sf vine. It had been far too real and - - | ginia chemist, and known as Blud-Life. Reece ee Pm convincing to be sagan even by : | Here, in one formula, you get the in- a clever actor. Yet he sensed a gredient which excites the appetite and contradiction. Whoever was re- ‘sponsible for the blockaded door | must have traversed the doctor's , house on his way to the cellar. It ‘ ee | o. | makes you eat, then other ingredients | which aid digestion and elimi and still others that enrich the blood stream did not seem likely that strangers A) —making what I consider the greatest could be taking such liberties in a . ad \ \ combinatio ei : i n ever formulated for build- . An oil that does not flow” private residence without the tf the Th ks vet The new and better Tex <- aahd weilther heb ne te- knowledge of its occupant. O O aii vin ing weight, giving one, all-round better &Co Gasoline, the ideal : ‘ ras ge age “J really ought to have new health and an abundance of teas Tosi . bricating value until it 1s locks [put on the doors,” observed | I know that Blud-Life will put good, sound, firm on Year- ear-round fuel for any Bimble, addressing himself rather ‘than his guest. “That collection of ‘mine is too valuable to be left) | unprotected.” | | Jt sounded convincing, and the | eastfal tone went a long way to- | ward quieting the Phantom's mis- | He knew that an unduly “skinny bones,” and I know it so well that I am y willing to guarantee it. Blud-Life may be had at any drug store tor $1.25 per bottle, but if not, it will be sent direct, as = _ postpaid, upon receipt of price, by addressing H. W. Russell, _ ‘: 401 Walton Building, Atlanta, Ga. Write to me an if ww you are underweight or in bad health. I have written a little warmed by the very en- gine action it is intended to protect. Texaco flows freely and instantly. Turkey with- 4 Car, is nothing less than eo Perfect for winter driving. en its superior starting ability is mostin evidence. THE TEXAS COMPANY, U. S. A. potas mature is as bad as a booklet on this preparation, entitled “Where Is That Slender 'guilible one. Hadn't he been too » Thread of Life Located?” which I would like to send you ’ aco Petroleum Products : ae 4 Texaco | free of charge. nes prone to put the wrong construc- “tion on the eocentritiqigs of a eci-| +
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PAGE 18_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —- WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926__. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WASHINGTON AND ST. LOUIS U. READY FOR FINAL GAMES OF SEAS@ICOLGATE ome ee i i ie alias Fe ee ee i alibtn ali ts oieathanea ie Se ye wl ‘ . , on Noten “ “a 7 - = " . we : ? Nei Nt ido BR We aE Tao I eI aS A a BINS a i, ential nian ihe sate ate aan at amma deatiaiarin ean POPOL le " TTA ‘S$ THE SLOGAN - | A | — ° : EFF OoVR WInDdDow AIA'T WE Got A GET UP A CATCHY HERE INABLE 10 FACE |/NeT So Good. 1 Caley ENOUGH: weée SLOGAN: THE DAIRY PEOPLE FoR US: “SAUSAGE | Al ?P | , ‘MeRe Ss AO ' a GoTTA Put MORE PUAICH 5 USE CONE THAT SAYS i- Emaen MGS | | ee g MickK 1 ‘ef eM! is ouR SIGN I€ We MILK FROM CONTENTED 4 it nS Litt i ) a . 4 , SS ‘ ; : SAUSAGE TRADE: IDEA? Sturbois, a 205 - Pounder, , : ) | : 1 Must Stop Penn’s Will Take Injured Tack- = —— . —. fe ath Xu P AS — | ere: i aecaptive Plays to Land le’s Place—Bears Will Be A= ba Hii gee ‘a = my . - 4 P “)™ Victory in Turkey Day Outweighed by Marines. =| “Jf ee Pye! : Tit—W. and J. Favored. Nt al tt A | ) ‘ iy ; 4 ' 7 ia . j all . Sw | . nam ; pion of Probable Lineups | | 4 ; 3 : of arate ference, will ipa fl By Tad Jones. aa) ay } _— ) | | : | nadia te niversity 7S See = coach of Yale University.) ne! ag ee all a ne in die i i ie i el es cae (CopyT 1926, b _ ii. tes Fisher. a | - = ; ; KAPLAN WILL BE MI IT T “AND JEF F—Sausage Dealers, Here’s a Hot Line for You & the ag eg v's. Bat Offices & By Bud F isher ry BILL +, : S WILL bey top” nt rare = J hp “ “ ‘ ® Ea inp vad 4 4 geet ae 5 - ar rh > PR Set ar" Ba am Rohit: ' Tariated , ate yor De ee ee ee ee ree od alte ks - ek he. Soe Hid va . “ rs a ee % s tw ; ‘ bess 4 x ’ . Pas . a " pg Stine doe yagi - ee SP CRORE Cent men a COLD EAIR Oe * re Ab > =) = w 3 \ é osing ontest of the ® NEW HAVEN, Conn.. Nov. o4.—! (180) Collins. . . a — | i e : 1 ; ss ’ “ ; : , is raze time > | sly af fe ay games or the 19? 3 foot- (181) Kurz. +e ‘ ) ; ; | >a , : ss ‘ — CLO ve : . oe : (176) Libman.... 2 aa (185) Be | ’ i Lane re NG ity Ta A heavy, experienceln ; ” ball geason remain to be played, (178) Hott mar.. th | Hus | : | | 7 ; - a — includes four player ang te these unplayed contests an- | (205) Sturbois...%.T..... (210) | ~~ eH a => — . | . ~ ; “S SaaS : —s ; Eee / (178) Dencan...R.E.Thom'sen (155) | ~~ i / : = | io ee. . . ) . = pono pce: ¥ aia Sg : sua! imterest ig attached. (153) Hayes.....Q@. B.. Arnold (160) : 5 i y WEE ANIH Mo 7 Lafayette has finished with noth- (154) Harding...L. H..Dencan (150) ‘ nad : A | 3 | — Lpathonmeges. SS ing but victories to her” age 9 (144) Wahanic.).R. Levey (150) ; . ie ——— a ' = q _ : te : oS ae © to ‘hee its , —" ™ nding pe rformance » ie 5 (191) Whittier. .F. B.Back’way (176) te) 2 SSS py ae == | 4 ; ee : _ ; . ee 2 wbis - haa ~ ‘ . as ~+3 : : ‘ > night. ; His place will a mae B bY sasng ze: Ss 7 oe as den I Priceis@e ......4' | Mapleweed at *Kirkwood. ‘Centre at Georgetown (Ky.) (168) Fela... ¥. B.. Schwetnfart & apt. Kahle. an = x a sant on wees, semenelae Sturbois whose 200 niiomeumt QO. S,4 re . o © t “ 4 * : , Normandr at *W ellscon. Mississippi at * Mississippi Ag- 4173) sitar r Lil center. will ~ : : - phe: _ but apiies will add considerable weight to thej;,,.™....«... raya es ee ee a . a nS wag jes. | . ivarsity eareers wit — = ere = cial : + ac “a §5 | Lady Glassen | Oe Sans Pee Ure DEs re ae aa. ST] ’ ges "7 MIDDLE WEST. = “Bayi Ri Officials — Henry. Kenyon. ref- — ; 1 the - > Navy—the Midshipmen ’ forward wall. | Tn ae eee ee 4 ene. 7 : oni . seep bosses 0 eree: Wyatt, Chicage, umpire; “od: Jordan. regular quarts to by a long run _— , us. arawoga u . . ne 3 if ’ 3 ~ :, - 7 . : Le + = ® ’ ° anti. él ose ; ry ) , Aesocia ted be : — Out until a os ~ nal : this aftermoon and ts expected : ; *Rella at Mixseuri Teachers. Mentama at ‘Southern Califeor- LOS ANG “LES. HOt ; -- pe png , i Bost ton College, with one tie and take limbering up exercises. ane fanoil. Dream of the xe Valley. Myo Patricia 2 163 Bonnie Pennan ) by the cox eS ana extracrainar) *Haskell at St. Mavier. nia. Santweir, for rir head of the ia ded b h I" imeoe hee . —— Bic. & attain e 2. % Tan. 4 tie it Scena ~aLN = | lal *Western State at Wroeming. ae er ms . 7 victories, has finished the sea- l ue Marines hay e ve on nine an - ao natalie + ; 173 ¢) : ¥ . t r Z Ss. § : i>7 4 aw r- 4 = T. e ‘ ‘a ne .e ¥ : h i t>. Se \ Saat YORK. Nev. S4 — Hy 4 ‘ pa a ote Sill ae Soa eae after : sg -s oe — | oe Washington State at Genzaga. Lage ith an eleven which has given lost two sames to date and afte: rigeiies ee ~. dss ; “ry ean ' ° id -e« Ar li6! greo : ihe A. and i. oO Washincten and Jeffersen at Celerade at *Denver. yesteraay A221 QELS . teu ateciain pre ; 0 of the effective. omorrow will play one more aN ; ae ‘YU £.10 &. tel unt 33 ¥. . ; h im the ¢ idiron igue she ced yesterdar Re had este ‘ ribo: a Se © aie B , a : £3 rt > a7 . ae a - 2% _ ' West Virginia. Celerade Miners at ‘*Celerado | ate a ee. - £ - ‘ vanaugh. There that against the University of Dary- e = ~~“ Ru let 116 Se crip 138) ege : ae Ceenelt at *Pennesteanio Gatien lt, William igiey Jr. inter- | tais - exebaaian boxing rightly ‘S ¢ ' — . ‘ C i ¢ rie 4 > *| : » a ee ae - a = ~ _. mOirT ‘ ; _* its ar being trail. Oo ra ny . = ee :” : A a4 . . . = aguaaataa one nN sieomeuiane —- rer me oe cz Lee. han, nis ass stants, and a —— a 2. Bowman ond Brers entry. Virenmeu: Su ~ mant H 2 a ; et a | ae uitmaitines aaman ng classic i A ~ — —— he team are to be congratulated. YU3uOrs and nas mn abundance lar maine Chauvel amd Lan » € . mee Se F » : Sf r ; re 7 i . . - - = * *o by ae of t ty ? ‘ aes is os ‘ x. 2 . " - i. ; i + _ fe : ; é " " . far rent / | tom t : ' . a ** able for evetfy position. me \ Two Important Games, * ° Th -i1] e iscrepancy } , Canister R.. Vorkmai by 5.2 Oo ».3 ot : : rand Tehera w eee mn to ga the Missouri lle “M 77 u 1D ect Mi re wet ot “hese ne ‘ diam ] nt gt : oal e I cm Imers >t = > ee ene Pu > a ,' ~ on oma onference hon ‘ l 0 ir or anager ° ley of All Men’s A ; & 5 i . Thanksgiving day finds, in addi. 1 et ee NS 90 ret gre a ket Aes pay I phen Sein > - eget Aa vy Sear wae rt Oty RT PE iy SOR EE RSE ACERAY,: an ae — Si iad Tt eM ~ tw 2 » pace becgtbhly 91 ‘ _s ne MEN ee Bb Aaa ie taeet ke te en ee a ime he * Is “Not Excit 99 Browns to Reach lle the Bears weigh | agnate, Boyard. Red Pennant am aan ei Sie: oe eas a, a? i eel i Alaa & ed he annua! struczies betw P | The beck. | ington also res agin SHEAR | Princes Doreen 118 Renator Norris 103| of gridirom relationship betwee ; St. Louis Monday ; CLEANED Cudcestie. asd teauauee onty about 181 pounds : ee ™ ) a ~ 5 . *oay . = x . ae , ae : Pi 2 : . ee Oe. aa si : oy -eetebes eb. bt i . . : fields will be on even terms s ri Agi é > — - ~ oa a= | Saat ~"w 7 6 © RE Ry RE Se a olum bia. I y question of rank- | as weight in concerned. °* Cloudiand ....108 Harry Bake: I both n members of the valle} ver rl OW - \wers € . = ‘ Ph Ne Branch ig is not involved exec Sd i ae BOWLE SCRATCHES. —— oa oe , : AN HOWLEY. nx an- ¢| Ras e, * hone arest = | a | xcept in the a and Duncan, halfbacks, First race wut. Seth. Polrcrates . Fre a aiismna , Lu i0OD nere riva cs mg é it has ly a : ‘ > of Brown-Colgate. are expected to give the tS iT ter. Dor By me. Mati : Lianola. ay- anuts , So m q Fu ; as ee : | ma As i J Se Ag —a nt aaa ‘ aii . e The Penn-Cornel] game is sig- 1 . '» . . . ’ / * red => tf) . ai —. ‘ : ‘ - : ; ’ . ‘ - — - . big edge im punting over the " air, Florenda Second race— tee ae eee ewes +e ' aemeeiaseane ee ‘ we —— a Meant hee h . «epg orbg y E over the Wash Lingard, Tod Renesor, Leatherwood, Casa- | 4. G. Beswell entr -_ an . y the possibility of ac- Brewer to Confer in Regular {¢ ™orning to confer with Owner § a. se here we will find mie an Hiay es \\ ‘ - 4% rrova I fo a" c t rt) 4} Th rd race- 5 bak — urs ™ , c - : : ess , ' * + ’ ~~ +e ot - _- ore = ) ™ tion against power. The . tc ontex- | seventy yards Lirs he conference laure Way at Conference Meet : baat [agpeiden ball” at Penn has been | Ca _— ; i ET i 5 i ’ ann a? oP " *-* .4 a ~ ’ ‘ ‘ - oer ‘ yi ; 3 per Ni a Ye Bry) o¢. manne be en 3Ts yo #1 sbi race— ie — é ay | defeatin vil sooners - . ™ a a al . pots. The Cornell ity _ 1 owe ae 5 } . == ‘ ’ —-- a . Ps ; - Ar Se ‘ ht o — nd ar 1 raat ° ie . ’ — “ ' [oeteg ve — TY portuniti es present. alae : . ° Parmachenee Belle and Postman Tre? - ma La ; an rit] ‘eo. 6 2: Ee Im Tory te thi ° 3 RES - nes has a fine team by pound fullbac! K, may also get a eens uretion 7S we = ee | a ee eg Me™ > ae :«Pienty of speed and power,/in I shamce to do some kicking. JUAREZ SCRATCHES. ; wag . anes Pochbnaien in 19 games played between tnt ; oe Peer = =e SS aes oS I woes" mig ee utcome of the game witli de- | Paul Harding is th: . First race—-Smart Alex Gaiiford ol Salmon entry | Oem - oo A - r athleti ‘vers: of penain 1aDASE Ins Gay : a ire} -_ feetive.._| ? 45a vy shine oil “ ta Marchmont, un Turre ; i ~4 : - OY .! “ 3G . : eee . ; . ve v Sas. , adSS nie yf u! s 7 ’ ” ~— - a ; 4 ,asn neton &¢j act o2: ; ond race——Diceaictian. Thr . gy oe f : et : } , a entry ‘ "t * ; nia 1s : ‘ “FP , rs ToReee bes ra , ‘ 2 Post . ROS ; ; a - tad ornetlt defense against : forward passing, while the Marivee | ~ a apa = yg Eirsecgngpre e—— Pur aime. 3 - 1: guia Hiei’ peeetealli Sein Died diane Cini Riiae: e ceo 3 ‘eptive plays upon which | " ; ewal >2 irt nh tr j eL_ris! : 3 *- " ; ar a one 3 ol ? . » 3 t i 4 r t ’ er ,?* , J iif er ar 44 ~ 374 Pid " a ee ‘He . ie r hi re al ae ; have a half dozen accurate tossers. | Steel, Dust Grech. Kreksunaa, Galton, Run-{leenzh mile , aS ee ee ee si iaineaties in smite onht te Tenth ck ee Tei, wale = 4 | ‘epended throughout the | There wil? be PD! #0 Ty Ox mus} Cc | jeigh. Fi fth race— Major wil uni. Siath Puna 4 . artin ~* “az ‘ ure . Oj ‘ >. s* ay p a “s se . . % Ji te ‘ vy 4 4 aid sid ‘ -_ : } si nl . LD The victory will be by a f¢ so i) bh! rn FE antes = ‘ race—Rock of Ages. yy 4 rac e -Mini . A 4 ‘ he J i .~avVvFAs : - aa : “ ~ A ‘ na ‘Ff ; . inti 4. . : ry . . : . ‘ ~~! - : - ' ¥ a > mad * - ie svailable at Francis Field tomor- pe [105 esitn 1922. The first A. , an : : MUI | : | a “argin, whichever way it : Julep row. Two bands, the Marine band | “sersom 7 tore the SUMNER HIGH WILL fee Rule and ald 5» Billow —s in 1924 — to Missou: rashin n re cane — —— ss ft lant ? a , = nto a om | ing niico eieven, the ashington | anos | saa ae — oe — —Ure itn New York. Crewe | J =°"| MEET LINCOLN TEAM “=. tihng te hgeiee. {tatien naut herized eee : obacco Mi hes done wonteeuee cane T. band, and two fife and drum | nth race-—Pu Ot =. ; _ corps from local legion posts wi!!! - BARSAS Cur eenth miles: doy : ee : ; , a oa ‘ mee meetit ' iI ‘ : 7 | St | ally xrenges ened, but it | t eee eee front Sovtty oo. city with. peg Sumner, ete 8 Salan@ Seonera. Pi yesterday | cont : ——— IS UNDERRIPE ~.37_ Siete as snstodne amt oe i ‘ : ; ‘ ii i ‘ “ (20 2a.” ‘a - ‘ - . . : ia , . ‘ —~ -s ¢ . . : warms, ae I . : ee - Francis Field amd drop a foothai] | "*8™s *ar* tomorrow, hI "86 1 vastatio: ¥ ‘ : e : : oo ae 8 Sam Coffen = 3 - and i ™ Pavuel oat which Robert Mahan. captain of | Start at m si apeley ae : ita - mt - See «These ¢]-vens are all even! reserved for all Marine, Army and itwo. Beckett and Lewis, « hes es ee eT ae ~ | Chaves. = . 42.5 atte with . . , ] | De “ . ickin f be : = ; ) _ r ® “ti Roe edge for either) Navy groups from the city and su: pee See eee Cee, ae were i 6 iii ' : na. youre may : fs : | Fa ti e Pitt and Pens State reunding territory. ened the weak spots in the eleven | t about e are officially unex-- f= me at Hi MUMMicht eden in euuna une and expect to beat the vis!’ At New Orleans. ¢ ~} 9 LOUIS U. FRESHMEN ae =—— Ce oo ae EEE r | eight edge in favor of Wash- A concert will be given in =~ GA! rn i i BNP — : wad es , j E 8D- Jefferson over West Bear field house tonight by the| RED SOX ARE NOT FOR = gsc piaen tse hieec onic aaillaaciiaiil PLAY FINAL ME that there b some a = : 2 se - > a ema. 3 Marine band, assisted by the other SALE, QUINN STATES First % . purse $1000, The Jeffersen. TOMORROW MORNING Se ee a ee ate = 5 oat = " “= a : a — Amy and Navy swing inte organizations. The Bear rovtors ail ages. five furiongs: ’ 7 gE rrrem cn Ramey a —— = —— 6 _+- . % oe «“*turday. True. the Army will hold a short pep meeting and | By the Agecciated Press een . ~ = whannin 7. oe Zarn (eslevan _artnage : on : iered (¢ i : = : t= a =a a ' : es , beer, bear en. bue only by ai a vaudeville program has been er- COLUMBUS ' ov. 34 h \roogant $3 Cond ieee , win b re Of f the j e nave . 3 seus ep NS Pe ge —_—— = 1s 4 as » eh — / RB and ex-r ‘ . | Z . ei 2 ; , #*D } a j j _ is 5 ? ‘3 por ai. i : , : — oe ; - ’ - = " - ‘ => 3: ; , ; * my, asa » ¢ eT)? for this one P ranged by the Fred Stockham Le-. Seaton amar Se ee ne ee i ‘7 Dedan Liz | St. Louw niversity , | ee ae ey er ae -— i ee 3S TOBACCO KY ; = te Teeord of the cadets & rion Post The Marir han? is! oe: nt —* ane: Tilitant i} - 3 : 1+ s Louis Yni- | **: eungs = = => a Se . 2 . & a BPod as + & é orc na - own @! ry i } ophyw Pegi? ‘ ~¢ i ; . ;reen= ai oe = o—— a= = OV ER RIPE PY .. ae : oa gm of the midshipmen. | echeduled for a parade through f} @ | noune ee - a 7." nae Le a | fie] where the Bi'liks BELLEVILLE TIGERS TO 7 Bi Sen 2 7 a even - ll take the fleld/ s : , i) : io je a Bes : S3i:: 2 7 on ge ; - ; te rey " ‘ _ , ; 3 a if wo : nbe? city t bis afternoon. Perring hers . ’ hs slumb ‘ j 3 ‘ > — . ve 4 , : : = emer cee pen associated wi Lim im owner et ee ee is eteonscaet : ; > é 3 3 soa , , ; , =e me ty oe f . : 1 QeRerEETN , we PLAY WEST FRANAFORT a Se = IF YOU'VE ever seen a tobacco plant att ne Vico "On the Army come - we -™ ee : eon rescned 8 riern 7 - 10 es Prank? Indenende: = .: + kn th ly one of it that - on. | conte wt eT od. WINNING OVER LAMBERT | " ~ eate?: oe fi ie ‘ : ‘ r : i 7 itis f es r ee ey : re *Tl ° . Moy Nelson, United Baker “= Only 1000 See — a i ae i. . ‘ee *. ¢ defeat winnir , a » Gs aero vy papinead § MOE Mite re) + 600 ema : S$ ti. ~y -* : ; s #3 : ee | ps * 3 : Ril Et 4 ‘ t “ee ¢ Beni > ost P a — Cot aS See oat ee Spee tee ; retin 5 oes ae Nf — A " — MO y Sy em, pee y 7 ae oi : : PLL ae ee Rey P ~ ; = ae Stew s) be ir es Faint ha | fa ow ‘ we see? raw ee ” dees. Sesiinlm s nan gt 4 e a P . : Bus y i $9 ae, on pened ert sgt} , £3 hes a ? en tee ran Hyg = . pen pe Ne é POLE y x . — oy . fe ‘i 4 eee aot iy PAR bet: ; ~ te aaa " . pecans. (x " ae : ae ee ee s ‘s Nt abate Rist ee - — 7 . » fs . ABT COL Bie Bag? He, aie 2 ‘ y ore ( = 2 % Ky oe wy provided the feature in the Grea St. Lovis I[ndividuel League Suza P] | warvel | 112 *Jeannette Li Busines ece, Jeffe D i a+ ib . | matches on the Washington alleyrs nne ay a-at : lit Barracks : 1d te Bells has los a h | :: ee Te . tnaine cham he totaled 1203, Toe | — cm 07 Sem Jew | eeeah 8 aya ease LP a jefented the Pitts- | = and they are the only leaves we use in Me, is mat : L12 *Roots Last... te clean despit Bt vie- |! lia 3 = 7 Beat They improve the taste of this agar in mucha em average of 235 1-3, in his match | ' - an epee . . : an a ' | Special to the vet-TYaenpatoh ropift : wr Las Li r TY. Mo. *Juiltette Eequin.107 ‘ tor h ppon ver pmn: nthers and fought Exposure will bring on stiffness ; Wooster Lambert. : a re- - —.. weer as re Eequin.] . : with © st arn ° 4s a e- KANSAS CITyY mo., OV. 24. eth tt — : ) claimin , : . _ a «t - —" 7 ' Bul! Dees same way that perfect ripeness improves the : 2 { From Cc "edt Pyle sult, Nelson won seven of a poesi-} ble elght points. | Playing befor ‘rowd of only ™ > se e Surien ok ayiorm ower [ ‘ The United Baker bowler had & 1660. C > Pvie's trope of nen T_anc sie: +i ” ' ‘ —-— } .i" sillike ‘ Bcty sta | yi, . ra oe an : | I of an apple, peach, plum, or pear. ; ea ane 667 tota! for the first three and | rpiiget “ =» | *Red Hear: I Dry Moor yf thi season will be Le Last Sunday West F'rai rt L = i : ONDO : . fessional temnis stars last nigh* ok : [ll Jim Beth 03° » Dai didi ia Raecheged: ~~ aggregation were scheduled to play i Think this over and vou will see why M 1 — tMors * are ™ ee Z E . Curren: ia came right back with 6¢8§5. Lamber®» ’ . 25 we — | mo! : ation i totaled 662 im the second three, | gave Kansas Cityans a fair exh") ier: BH 7 ee ag Limts ne] Pa viv? the Biu at Handilan ; . : ‘ . Dine.... ” with 205, 333 and 234, but was adle |i. 0) qari see 3 ris arm $2509. added. The | Richard Decker a ers ip | Park, St. Louis, but on acceunt of has such a rich, mellow, satisfying taste. It's a Pp... "Ss circles that C. C to win only the fina) game. i L10N a 420568 can R ¥ ai Pa’ 1. OF Thanksgiving E and Ty > » OS mi. ; a 2 é ia i , 7 Rens sctales 663 in th got een ot : 0 David 1 a oe, OE ei: a arta net rita Policeman has learned how to You'll know just how much this means m™ - | wilt hee denne ss al ’ get rid of muscie-lameness ing pleasure the minute you light up this fine : na 1 table tannin dite. MORE ROOMS n@Zt month Pyles the ae . ae. ' crowd applauded Widly when af- . — ‘ a in ~ , . : ime eared & eclicenen, sie ie bdeen ome Never again will you be content to smoke #08 is said, will tempt ; of the Philadeiphia Police Department : : — | = champions with of- NOW READY for twenty-six years, has found a way e am Pe» nerican tours. to get md quickly of the ache and # — ns becomes a highly The first one bundred rooms stiffness caused by over-exercise and _ 2. arifle same at the hands of in the new Downtown Y. M. exposure. j | a ee exh manipulatiors of the c. A. went fast. More now “i do 3 lot of walking and am ex- | , * | a Bor, ed «ball which is ready. Each distinctively fur- posed to all kinds of , be | : ] | ter “t.088 the table court nished and decerated. Com- says. “When all other remedies fail, | | ‘Ring Speed. Mile. Len- fortable beds. All club, eym., @ 5080's Liniment gives me relief for ve ’ Rerself is a ping-pong ar- terweights. Meyer piays guard and te kn own ase Richaris and Woward K' j v sien ate i oe ; “ho eT Truc the same sickname as ate ; ‘ ee me . sey won. nan Park A. eers \ nares “ that given Myers. «nd and canta 6-—-3 from 46vFeret:)«€and 6 6Harvey rar@d of the Pusinees Men's A. A te 1932. The 180-pound Cievelang S™O¢srass. In the mixed doubles a a ee ae Bey base been one of the butwueks« Mle engien and PFeret @efeated ‘Weather cicar eee ey ea hae wee yet he ° |decide who is the best 175-pounder of the Buckeres 2.8 ff Vis Ire Snodgrass. @..4 Mire ece, >. aes s : ind Snodgrass, “Apprentice al’ seine Palme? in the Terminal A. A. >» ror Je ae) *Fausto pas Oot et td et pk eo — a wr +g 4 = “a will send entrants to to the piace 10c—2 for 25e—15e a x Matches . ('4 “Pe : ; ; Dlayeg fee E a healing tide of fresh, nas | vole uropean new bicod. Stiff muscles limber up, MID-WEST CIGAR CO.. INC. 322 Ne “ io ‘2 Seame aching stops, and you are as fit as be . ever in no time. Get a bottle today, Phone, CEntrai 1884 and have it on hand fer the first emer gency. All druggists—35 cents. at enh Od pont > “pet ee <a 3 , 33 ‘ Hy i I ll a ll |, CC, i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i
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P 5 2 gto ee eee? ts TR PE OD PT iat ¢ fy s aoe wube rr Semper a oe ee aT See oe ¥ * ee eee ys SE SE SR ITN ~~ — — wie aS ae Tees fide: 7 eg te ameter mee Dey aaah A genes gC Pe ae acat en ie agers aly ERTS eS © an * te Pi OY GOP EMS ple _ = -" 3 POST-DISPATCH . ,WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCY - _PAGE 19 ‘ 5 of eee te 5. eee 6s ) Ay mt FEATURE ROLLIE BARNUM, Wis- an Jones Pid ee ) IN ST. L. DISTRICT ; - | | a other in baseball, next term. : F eo eae Lottie Ha a me : ey. . ae eee a Be i ° szemevyer. Visi bere Ars’ U adel a 4 | _ —_. 4 Both Army and Navy Squads (9) IF iy el Fs og. ae, one Heads List of Women Net Star . Virginia Baer. ° , ce , : e ; : ; ts > ; . . . . enti: ss ag o a 4 ; 4 4 ~ 4 > d North C gmell Must Stop Penn's ( #4 : ) % | Will Arrive in Chicago ~ - & || in St. Louis District for Third _ Successive Year. Delphine Rauch. Louise Rauch. i iakota State Co) = sae :# a f : ) ° Gh b eadie aeenee” sinaetiniie . The ranking committee of the St. Sylvia Knothe. ‘SSO em College, om ES eee ae ~~ 3 2 | Favor West Point 66Q) TRANGLER” LEWIS has | HE unhappy climax came for fea is District Tennis Association Marion Brokaw. Barn pion of. the Mas - : : a : been hooked again. Today | Lewis today when the com- | “ * ' Sings 3% NEW YORK, Nov. 24. forfeit a $5000 guarantee posted $5000 forfeit money and that e Franees Balkiey. closing contest of th: Billiken , NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 24.— z cS ci ae '{ By the Associated Press. by Lewis for a match rit Jim Londos waa oppose a whan tee The se te sell ems S ‘ inaments during the 1926 season. need line, wh4 OS ean ae = eS Se 4 ies Mae Rodgers. players “of gn. ee s COmTees Gx ae / pe : over the Navy for the annual ¢; ling director’ for the Olympic | Jer” heads the singles list for the third DOUBLES. of the confere ing but Victories to her credit—an | its slate clean nding per rformance , which feated while the cadets lost to the Post-Dispatch, date Nov. 20: | é be last year, only they are placed dif-| ls, a Notre Dame. We had a man here in Los EWIS is eating his black ferentiv. Ruth Bailey. holder of | Kaimen sné Virginta : "¥ I , : $ eo as sas ee Se ee ge Se day. Its hopes boosted higher ond. A UU, aiming 2 A € ; r quarterhage a hit a x - Hr BS Sees 2.) | higher as the middy eleven: mo-ved|- fractured arm. The commis- Pade pria the title +) at Lev 1S gma 1 in the Oe a 3 : : . Be | down oppenent after opponent » sioner gave him eight weeks’ was expecting *o win back at the a 9 ‘ ; Mra. Bess Brouster. > &e f Ch ‘ 7 rr Plays to Land §& * a _—- = 2 e8 Tomorrow. | fe | erence aimpions; ¢@« & Be , ae eS oe we Zita Deryie. “vai ot mae “ % ae Jaaniia Kruse. Central it RACE, >Wilii Oppose ¢ By Tad Jones. & “y e $ é Sait sae J i § To Defeat Navy e Los Angeles boxing and mission announced that Joe | has completed its task of ranking | | S07) {; ’ , {iy : ba | Cs: e +h 4 dL | : q . y — ’ rs 7" tt7 o tan : +} +i¢t 1 , v ° on am smni¢ will be 2:18 only afew Sames 0! the 1926 foot- j BY gat : : 4 . W cs: STREET betting 5; Stecher, the title holder. Stecher ta tewit steed. | erona Lindeman and an elusive sual interest is attached. % eet : Se ; $ 4 '¢ cervice gridiron classic in Chi- , uditorium, Inc., of Los Angeles, | o ‘ A | suc cessive season. 1. Mrs. M. Baechr and lL. Hage- / ‘ bE RE: . e ee Se ee g Is The largest wager reported ; Angeles—his name is Ed bread, after having dined on |the Missouri State fitle, was not) 4. Delphine Rauch and Louise Billy Sandow. They came to champion by his exhibition bouts. |committee did mot consider any! Baehr also assisted the Forest Park a 2 oo. mission and posted a saan those who saw him defend his |Municipal Championship and the! up to Mrs. Baehr in beth the dis- ' the district during the 1926 sea-)| In the doubles Mrs. Baehr and Miss means certain ; . ees : a se Se ae = % Be 3 7 yeh ee se 7 | Cheers and songs resounded for | ing, so did “Strangler” Lewis. | throne. | court : robably 1 I | efter a fumble $ si ag ae . Fe : 2 Rte a gee e ee so - | o. ue | ‘throughout the season, the eatu time to get in Shape. He ac- | ee Oe ee L ' ] W th r Ti ht » An ogee | oar ae Dates: eee es | - ' pa that | family and beyond Lewis’ con- uxUrious y ea S g SINGLES. Ann Kaiman. y 45 er. | Mra. Flerence Probert. poe a ag Mra. O. Ballewen. |Louis University 4t Sporteme (Ooach of Yale University.) | ' Wilma Benson. ; : M2 Sets °rs ‘D j : 40U ‘ rnoOse eT r {orc r . ‘ we ~ a a 4 enr, St. pil season remain to be played, commissioners ‘have made Lou Daro, whose letter head The commission, it seems, put | Mrs. Melicent Endicott Baehr, St cago Saturday although the explains the Lewis-Stecher sit- : | With three exceptions, the first) : il | h rt li } i t fore en t 3 b ' ee . cnteaaieetl ee: 3 ae. a : Ete =. aaa * eee 4 : (a sho mbpering up Dei ” ime, and he accepted the ace ' | a 23 Se Ssieueee See OREO: cea | she's “% either accident or design put that |... She won the singles title in| Hagemeyer won both the district , rh a6) will € Ty) fe ic’ i] H Pe at wee ot tatett ate ata™ ee : . “ ‘ seeracate pe -smamatatgtaraventctata*a tai ghalo’chetetehRer conten ' » — : ° . . > / close +e ¢ Brown \ | ote he seme Ge ee eee : ye é SR ES pe blocks about the academy yester-| But Mr. “Straneier” Lewis When Zibby hung the sign of | championship for women. Mrs. |} last June. Ye game. cepte ani regiment, more than 1600 strong, epted and after the No Winter wind can bite aad a aS Vohaing te tem eens ap ieic nin han is eens A RARE RRS ty wr letas ABLES ES Os “ ‘nciensiianidlle wr athens, ; oct in esetion., 5 » a : _ On His Way to Nine ters? | ‘Coaches aay rs. I ear |! u 4 Se ae just won his seventh varsity =: | Start F i > a | STATE COL , | ee ie “letter.” He wil] gain two be ee eups = -. bia Sa a ’ 7 | wane : ; mone, one in basketball, the . aa OS eee ee Mra. Melicent Baehr. Mre. Ann Lindeman. ——— 1 TW. and J. Favored. § * gee. . ~§ > Wall Street Odds_ It Comes Home to Lewis. Splits With Stecher. | By Davison Obear. | SECOND GROUP. oe eee wrestling commission declared Stecher would receive half the | the women tennis players on the) Hortense Dorie. (rark tomorrow afterr noon fr t} a 2 he | Mre. Ruth Stevens. the Army a’6-to-5 favorite >| describes him as being “wrest- a strangle hold on the “Strang- | Louls district woman charmpion. Kelley, the eat has finished with noth- Lafayette midshipmen have not been de- uation in the following letter to Bad Days for Lewis. 10 list contains the same players as, Eastern, FS aie : ce ee eae | : 4 $5000. q mas irht or | Lewis harvested a real fortune, (ticipate in more than one sanc-| Deylie and Hortense Mhigate ahead, is |b 4 a“ see = fe es : y Ss 7 Jov. %24.— : ° stands and gave | FUGAZY WILL. PROMOTE && counted out cgay ere seinels SE ae SR Se Bs Sie ene ee gathered in the ; . bed _| ing out. Now he is on his way | handled it ever since. ‘ . histle blows. 5 ss % S pees ae Ei RS Bs Sa see a RS vent to its feelings in thund Srous ‘ K Pea i: 4 : . 7” ' le i h b t , th w Overcoat of imported ictor) hi: finished t eae i ae MS ge Sg oo ere SF iat ee oe Se a ¢ rent rrough. dumm prac- | eles HNOnLIMY StUNIS an _— = r . . . . . exteries, has finished the sea Se ee eS BESO Ee ee Oe team went through . Joe Stec he r is still in Los An- while Joe Stecher fattened up va | of this chinchilla. Thick on with an eleven which has giv en ’ eo SE RE | tice. - ; “nicki " : geles waiting for the former the “pickings. d hl sof tom- is arent of the ieee jee 2s | | A goodly portion of the workout | nn , The ‘a6 res} ang ric t where Simeeeet st the cffective | NES RS =|was devoted to a defensive drill; Champion to step in the ring What was it President ¢Lin- , 7 coat of i ng 0 aj. Cavanaugel ere December ist and we all coln . said: tailored over to im , te °i?f | a.tinge of reer: oe See Bulletin ae Oosterbaan and preg a ogee oomedin pecaees Peto) know that Lewis will never be “You can fool all the people | orted chinchilla is luxu- @eew Tork U. to finish the sea- | the Middieb’ B squad ie ie. *| there—not even Billy Sandow, some of the time; and some of | P , : mn with a victory over Nebraska. In Bowie Feature Sturhahn Re at every West Point om ~ _ th | to witness the substitute we the people all the time; but you | rious Winter time corm- a > Sselstants, and | pe | ao — — “ will have to match with Joe can’t fool all the people all the | fort team are to be congratulated. | | Coach “Navy Bill” Ingram would | Stecher to defend his title. time.” | s Two Important Games. start the same team as in the Please, Mr. Wray, announce /| Think it over, Mr. Sandow. | eh - eBay finds in addi- ‘Bedwell’s Three-Year-Old Colt All America Stars of 1925 ‘same — ou nso » | this in your column as I know | Other promotors likewise. . . sas See Ogyanaedbe ‘ e in, ve wheth “ “ i aiacacanil | i os PWtion to the Brown-Colgate game. Runs Mile in 1:40, New Again Bid for Football’s |certam, nowever, | there are a lot of wrestling | a A a ee hive sts A aa | a lie “eR “a he tellin ee ee int, oe Mey ~ Sake PA Php. 2 ltinte } = 7 ’ ’ Tv, the a7 200-pound end, will play In " fans in St. Louis who will be ; ANED wntomaghges sruggies between Penr Track: Bacord. Highest Honor. ‘backfield as in the Wolverine ct7m- very much interested in what ] Ts Seem So anc oe gg ra peo _— test, when he was a prime catiseé, ping of a man Lewis is. I , ve 17 sting en Le oD tB ch is hot ir ie aa aie ‘ “aig f the failure of the meus Fried- worked with Lewis and San- eee NO. invoived except in e 7 ‘ “hina? ares ran : . of Brown Cx lrat BOWIE, Md., Nov. 24. " Bulletin, By the Associated Presa. |; Iman to Oostert yaan”’ cor ates io t. . dow for ma ny vea rs and the , ‘ - Pigg .e a : 7 - nd Gold squad, pum-| , ‘ ) ; The Penn-Cornell game is sig- | Crack 3-year-olds of H. G. Bed-| NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—Two | aoe gel ‘a pede atat lan’ — a ig ever at at | ‘ es Ee ane é ering .45 players, Csi eS, e only way they wou wor a punnee ride we will find | well’s stable, scored an easy vic- brilliant All-American choices last | leaders and rubbers will leave An-|. ¢or me was thev wanted to se” bonr?i Siatinsted aad ' ” % = i % ; : Ai a “ # - | A : Z Se- —asagll power. rhe tory yesterday afternoon in the’ season—Sturhahn, Yale guard, and napolis for the Windy City at 56 p. | lect their own men They i} - thie . han ‘ “. Oo 4 : ; . se ? ‘ . | - , ‘ = > aa . a . ° . e ea i” oe Pe n has been; Carlton Hotel Handicap, the fea- Oosterbaan, Michigan end—are|m. on two trains, and is du2 in| eagme to Los Angeles and Bective j ots ; . . ay — a , | st spots. The Cornell ture race of the day. The Atwell bidding again for football's high-|Chicago at 1 p. m. tomorrow. A/ wanted to do the same thing im Toller has always bee ef- It ¢*oo0k h ne oriv an On : ‘ ; 114 n# sa +3 fe : on ft. | ; , . Gell = eg Pa ; vom t¢ se — le ad early _— vw on est honor as a resut of sensational lpractice seesion for the same aft-| and I refused to permit such a / erne. Nas a tine team} by @ scant length, running the mile play in the waning college cCaM-j|ernoon at Soldiers’ Field. Stags match as that. i pienty of speed and power. | in 1:40, a new track record for the | paign. Field T’niversity of Chicago, will} LOU DARO a tr P : - © . o Bes j p’ 2 s + . A 4 4 ~~ - Ourcome of the game wilii de- | distance. rence chosen for All-Ameri-|},. tne scene of their activity on! Md entirely upon the effective- | There were seven starters and can ranking in 1925 from coaching Friday Of the Cornel! defense : st | Bulle etin despite his lever ‘fd? y at > the / iat ; ie as ul : . again t ’ E 2 si if Ci “it i ; WiI?j opinions gathered by t! € Associat- The midshipman regiment VW «\ District Basket cepive plays upon which; over Celidon and Apostle in a ed Preas, carried a blocked kick to depart tomorrow in 48 special Ca tn has depended throughout the | sev rity wou race a few days be- | a touchdown for the winning Yale ¢ arrival i} ee Laine Sia epee . the schedule calling for arrival in mm. The victory will be by a! fore, found but little support. A points against Harvard Saturday, ‘hicago at 10 a. m. Friday ven ann AG ,O Peri ry = ,or rur © a ws : q Ad 5 4a ai 4% . aa 4% as | “Margin, whichever way it Heavy play developed on Happy! while Oosterbaan, named on the'| ‘ “ Argo and Sarapion, these two be-/| same eleven, scooped up a Minne- | | : The Columbia-Sv lam the: dein. ches ge , ' Jones Selecie Eleven. St .Louis High Schools Not rm mbia-Syracuse game |ing the public choices. sota fumble and raced for the aie aie: Benes | DB: Se OC 1aLeG I - ai ature ; ’ . Tne ). a e q tl + | | +r «+ a ta ; ; ; ' e - ure in New York. Crow- f Mergler had t he mount. Bul-! points that gave Michigan a tie for WEST POINT. N. Y., Not. 24—| Represented at Missouri State 388 done wonders at Columbia, |letin outran his field from the/the Big Ten Conference title. as Ae os eatin ‘ ‘ is most nota’ . Srna : Pad ape |The Army squad was ordereg to High School Meting nr it notable achievement be-; brea k and aft ter opening up an While the play of both lacked a ieht y till time'f ee . ' r] | . ctic day rigat ) BP LU! the victory over Cornell. If | easy lead; was taken in hand andithe spectacular flashes that | ™ camaaae f ; Cy} ts t ] T is able : - ;' red +} ; it eparture for Chicago to play ** hie to play. Svracuse wil]! rated in front. Rounding the far’ marked their work in early-season its departu 6 aes ' } } tne : P c Tl rdi iv a Y tin + ‘ m : materially strengthened, but it turn, Happy Argo moved up with! games last year, both have played| *** a i Mies tie ‘ne meeting of tne Bt. Lous! r . : » i ‘ 4 4 . 4 +? vr rill TY ri Sing 1) Lt LU Lle A in- ; . ; ‘ ; ; pears ag anybody's came. a bold challenge and straightened consistent football. The dash of A aril co! neh oe District )1 the Missourl High | . % ' ey ‘ ‘ et uction and signal practice was W. and J. Y¥« Favored out. In the home stretch it looked|) the husky guard brought to Yale | S'ructio: ‘enal be : ; Z . . . + 4 4 + ” ey ‘. 7. . . ’ fe r Ss est Pitt ang p er as if he had the Bedwell racer|the consolation of a victory over) arranged. The squad leaves \V ne aid Penn S&S . Y = ott! * 2 ty ' al : — “e — Scores ») oom ea beaten. When the pinch came, Harvard to salve the hurts vf a Point at 5:10 p. m. and is due in 6 7i TE Yr ~ ° + a ‘ o> .o — 4 ,oOrr — i . 22 a2 - 4 bait — Po song with West Vir- | sappy Argo weakened, however. disastrous season. Oosterbaan’s; Chicago at °:30 p. m. tomvurrow.|up for an elimination basketball ? } ie cari tournament to take place sometime f and ra — @: . a — of? soil - ant Washington on are Princeman, which finished {Spectacular run forned the tide | Th a jive — ; cg ee ae eee Bed with ne cdec sor craw | fourth, ran a remarkable race un-|When defeated seemed certain, for| rigged up with apparatus to allow |in March. .The representation of | Pitt and Penn Sor ec der a very wierd ride. Alien took | _ lone mays of a successful Kick |for limbering-up exercises along we 5 : 283 Ee. Pigs nage ened Bdight edge in tavor of Wash. | up when the break came and after; @/'er temas ioe he - the ingrid the way. ‘ J ih Be par Boo seas pbc gan - pe bane Jefferson ot Wiest |moving up at the turnout of the | me powsiggam of victory despite Min-| Although Coach Bl ones hai song ee .. Mia. sys €s | backstretch, again steadied his | nesota s superior allround play. i made no announcement, he tenm puoi —— ae s attended. hArmy and Navy pute tate | mount. He finally went to the are sou - ee grm mpncenll 'as it lined up in the fina heavy PP se Pri 2 gg a race gg oe t Saturday. True, the. Army a - me _— — ioeiiceas : Aemeeaileaman- sas Se n sera oe stegpre ens = % ty > for the NSIT ENS Tt en | 2H beaten. but onlv by ; , the strongest of the lot. , ‘choices i 1925. « 2 vs ; ie ag vances page = ste “om tia pom : probable that t! district meet will | ee ene “% —_ ; 7 a | Track records went a-clim- 10ices In 1920, and a second team Wilson, Murrel and Harding |! a ea ee ee aad the se a for this one | mering during the afternoon, due that boasted such celebrities aS formed the backfield, with the iat- egei aR. 7 en ers 4 ra of the cadets is to greatly improved track con- Flournoy and Eddie Tryon. is off- ter cal bing sicnals: Born and Har- | ™ hoo] r : € ; | 48 that of frie Y) i 3 + +h ? ] :7 ‘ ~ Gi = 2 ' ¢ ] > — . ; ~ & i is ; ) A Ter ' DO st . 7 stad >| . Lids ipme Tl. ditions. In the second race Ex- et ti year I Vv a weal h of pri! 71 a ; end positions ane take the field | ' ee eT A term: 1 se 1 1°10 'treme hung up a new § track Mmidt tifvens wil i Lita Put it would not ; haver of Penn; Born, Army: Bro- ,, ‘Sant wert 0 Re ee a So ee en ee res oe er por arte TRE IES ORE OE LOS 8 pa eS REP Baers ee. catia tas : - hk =o ‘ . REE SE te cr a ee er] i ike tl wd aad: RR eal coe 6: = tion fi MER eaiaiie eo ta : _— binned since AR Sipe Ri. pis Ninn MO ee Rial BEN 5 ME Set PRIN ah ANE AO ete tp OD ENN A NTT Mink A A GE. Nei eg a se me - ae i orate vey oe School Association at Clayton, last tentative plans were drawn ’ Op Rares — POP RU oe hich | | - iz. or . rivi- ne oR Re See Eames SRE I Rtn Fae este rng bine iy meee : " he DOE Wifeame eye putea bins , Ms ~ ends. Hatison of Syracuse. | mnie ane '* center & recoOrd when he ran the six and a ‘ 7’ ammack ‘lid down al est, ; * ; me a) ap ++ . v Aan - R 7" a AT. iaaaiea — n a tobacco plant at harv ae ; a ‘ne Army come | half furlongs in 1:18 4-5 and in} ©4: srown; Floyd, Navy: Salton- | ,; : ‘ith ague and +, or. “tric S - 4 f é = 44 i: slings rd f . ied LUTIS, i A Trax i i : sa Is iit} ee “ . T« + a« ? > > aii, ci! Val u, rom the East th makes ' fF the third race, Harry Payne Whit , ily one part of it am Pe tis only what mig! aia host of midwestern = stare le axe : - . & : —_ mig nt hap ney § two-y Par-OiG } resco e@ qui rlle G . : - fo i ‘a aets were o The tear @ ois 4 Wee — ; i g tn - ses pa j (>Y f} ;@ np Ce 3 a7, we ‘ i- Fa . on ae ' . Tis . - ; ' atures choicest gift to you » me aa bo Jacksonville’ Sunday night, | PLAY FOR ROCHESTER Born brothers, one an ay ©“ | to Columbia to play the winner of | ” . i that he had arranged for the| By the Associated Press. and the other a Navy linesman, an¢ ) ; nie tated ; L, i f th Id’s finest mi red 1 t he had arranged for the! By the Assa d Press ind the other a i » of the other seven districts To begin with, ucky Strikes are made Oo Cc Wor. a leaves we use in Mapacuba. : . Por 4 . 7. vt ol « cl * a a) 7 . . +7 a 4 * ¢ > 7 > v« » oP P 2 ig « | " ¥ . 7 n Stax } pore pmen 0 hre ¢ carioagcs O11 Ri re HESTE o) ~ ee Nov ’ . Beat Navy, were display« “ | hs a ' ] ev . State »> ammonship. es ; of this cigar in much the : ws Pong Stars horses trom Keeney Park to Cuba. Rabbit Maranv former maior | the barracks and from other bui I urkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged and perfectly blended. ’ 3 > ; leg e ue Star, Was n ry 4 i ; s of we + , ie * Skiney Bender is due at Bowie eagu iened = b; he | ings at West Poin ‘ ' i e taste : F a | Rochester club of the nierni ional! a ) 7 °.©@ - = . : . Tipeness improves th i. From i c Pyle etic Oh ot hoak after shins & ul L nationa ADVERTISEMENT In addition, toasting for 45 minutes improves Luckies in three ways: a sO ake ute to piay ! ond Dase for ; , j : . : , Or pcar. . | elie 'ments from this 7 int to Havana | cae ait eanieem Stadium Is in Shape. iar Nov 2 at the conclusi of the meeting Meranville will return to the | 2” tr Amoclated Pree : acube | pergeag a — satiget who teh such tc do-tn| CMICAGO, Yor. 24-—Soldjerr Finer Flavor. Toasting for 45 minutes develops the you Wi il sec why Mep TMo0 ORs re curren? ir Jockey H. Thomas was suspend-~ A ? W iit had much Co do {7 : Z * 4 ps | . aie or the “Rabbit” +s star ‘ ‘eid, ean o's huge $10,000,080 ; : ' ecccen. i ge. 22 5) docher & Thomas wee ompente | m = ine, “Rabbit” a star. It) Pieid. Ch mgo's huge #10,00 “HAID- GROOM” hidden flavors of the world’s finest Turkish and do- ors w' mestic tobaccos. Vile, ee he : } > ¢ . ‘met in +h idea lean sports pro- {| for disobedience at the post in the ager of the tocheste: r ciub, that! day for the 100,000 specta % a her e ed rt Oo cco y 9 Ses ’ ’ . . r gli ba : mage no signed Suzanne (| first race. Maranvilie broke into the major! win) throng it Saturday h hi cans in smoke ~ B tou for her American ten- i leagues The “Rabbit was with Army-Navy football came | ' . - . — 1 Beast Dave scouts at the (| ALABAMA TO ACCEPT the Braves in 1914 when they won | "iy itty ee who have laborsa seeps Hair Combed, Glossy? | 2. Smoothness. Toasting for 45 minutes removes all “bite” ; : ‘5 eo ar q _ Onal table tennis con- - }the National League pennant ARS Rage «oe ae a omens : - ce . you light up this fine mg A Gets ecco eat | INVITATION TO PLAY Maranvilie’s last. major league | unceasingly for a year to complete |> 47011 Groomed all D: ry } and harshness, hence never any throat irritation. he content to smoke wudere a mvnis it in enid. aa . . ( STANFORD ON COAST ‘iub was Brooklyn, which obtained the horseshoe at the aouth eT A ‘ aa c c es ng . — (him from the Chigago Cubs last! the stadium. adding 22.0009 seats 1 ae eee 3 F; h The the t ba ° udd nl] } il] j This ae TT) oe with of- (i Ry the Associated }rese |winter through waivers. He is 34 | ite apacity, finished their a ‘* Hoir-Groom’ ) . res mess. n Oo cco 18 +) ¢€ yc . ‘rican tours. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Nov 24.— | years o)d. nna EE Kors - ) ; : pet one becomes a highly | Ror mal invitation from Stanford!” scolieatmnpaesini ba re week before the game. 1nd is a dixuified | seals the flavor in and insures constant freshness. bama to h post-season OOTDAIL: | ; Lae as s “€ +t i }? i amet af : Com Goes ¢ F | goodn which game at California's Tournament of CHARGE OF ASSAULT. There are 100,000 seats i » a few -epnte « The added pou of toasting brings extra css w accounts ee Td naan beaneetéy oy ee ee ee eee peat aap drag for the growing popularity of Luckies. | day was redeived here eogecng rote * | wew YORK, Nov. 24.—Hans/| by 1090 from that mark, stadium . Be i+, gtore Millions Ty. — H. Denny, Alabama ' Steinke, 30 years old, a wrestler engineers said today. although D | lawn tennis ?i pr. Denny let it be known that | who , ) the university favors acceptance of Monday night he put him in the are ecattered among the tempors ry \ P “SS ura! | , and ay 7 ‘ : es emit: ritn 3 ° rhnt , ; . 3 h India, szermany, the bid, provided the Southern Con- a os eo Rin prea gr occ int Bi bleachers. - we geeemes oe 9 99 a °-Slovakia. Hungary and ' ference approves. Since many con- » eset att wena meteoa nnc at his ote’ It will he the largest football ; fect ta the oR’! by i “er ’ \s - 3 o ‘) 7 / « © * : . ™ . “will send entrants to {| ference ne gir sc nage gre Rac ia felonious assault was ad- | crowd in history, spread over an thet fee 2 for 25ce—15¢ e championships. Matches }| "'fied —— ae a acewnaill til Dec. 8 aren a quarter of a mile long and touch to good dress both in bur SE be ‘ ——" ke the trip, which would be the | Journee unth ma ' i] social occasione § Lve: bird Ss . sade ‘or European /igecond in as many years, it is re- Postponement was granted to per- an eighth of a mile wide The | garded here as likely that the ‘ ict Was Why uckies So Good . mpi : The present British ‘ y game w ill be arranged. | gagements in Chicago and ash - to the top of the horseshoe nd ‘tave eombed ai! da’ . any atvie That's . Taste CEntra! 1884 | vi is 8. Suppiah, an In- {} A suspension of the Southern aogier sadly cheno a po Bren 680 feet between the cOlonnades at| vou like ‘Heirtiroom' ie grense ‘ se er. 7 ‘ | rohibiting teams | |ow when : wedbrre 2 et ; w thick, heavy ange et eel in post-season |the injured athlete, was discharged | efther side. Its crest is 109 feet| less; also helps gro . 2 ro p erom the hespital. j above the playing lustrous bair. games ig necessary to aabeptance. ey ot - ° ’ T 4 I
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o— WEDPNESDAT NOVEMBER *t 1976 PAGE 20. _-ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 2926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , ~ Star MAJOR LEAGUES PLAN FIGHT TO RAISE PLAYER LIMIF TO FIFTS* 20-0": TO a aminetde 27 | | ints |S wort wit sean EFFORT WILL tm sows ram | Merz Knocks Out High Schools Put ";6°2r tr som _|"nezrmioir ro omrr De Oro, 23 Reinis, oS DEVELOP WHEN (“sess ~-—- | SteiminSecond Off Thanksgiving “MARMOT a. Oe ferme Baki King Sere| SP Tea Re ; oe as a EB RR anna cte! “sy il Oe ge, , 4 anit Pdeae's scl geke " CLEVELAND. — Babe Herman, Press. | By the Associated Presa. innings. By th@® Associated | 3 Benny Bass, pp Peete ion. 006. > . oat ~ , 34 . ) New York a » Round of Fi ht Da Double Bill VANCOUVER, B. C., Nov. 24 | CHICAGO, Nov. no Conch Glenn | 77 Points in 68 Innings As the result of this Philadelphia, 12 rounds. | Refusal of the Vancouver Lawn /| Thistlethwaite of Northwestern | - /veteran Cuban hag @ ? ORS MEET NEW YORK.—Raby pig ap | is Club Executive Committee | University proposes a five-year | ; York. knocked out “Mickey | pee ss : - New ork. tii gene | ‘to post a $5000 guarantee for the football schedule for the Ww estern | ; | ; THUR . A a Tt Sede a eee viet - P. ‘ TOTES Sage * Rat ne SRE ee Ne Ye ec 25 : A A 4 gg nile gt 8 5 o = % 5 yy ol baie dee 2 eae %: re Taare aon ms ni Ph ined lia : appearance in the acificioryp the schedule should be made | ss a mae of Vincent Barro, |: ¥ - All- A e Stake rout +t the south Broadwa: | the High School League, th “Big Ten coaches meet here Pri-| made 7 . = ag he ht. 1926.) ot i Pee RES ene ) Gay ta Gintt Gheke echeteien | The rough edge ts slowly wearing = ~~ . long i | it } i= , _ * oitim « Copy ris hampionship . , >t toy. 24.—Having a series Ren ie. ; pois : a ‘i oe oS. ae ot NEW YORK, Nov. 24 : ar oe “~ in the’ decided itn the veland- Seidan Dagetes of St Les ' 8 SP preeste’. other a urt B. Brewster! ¢ ; that the major leagues AT) special :o the Post-Dispaich first round by several hard sh WEEK AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS r tte Com Le ee heard that +s” sane = “ es a : 4s : . ° ri : be i> . ee : ‘o>. 2 ne u*% re rr « i , -21} ha held over as : - . » VINITA. Ok., Nov. 24.—TIreland’s Ee 2 x | pg ees a ONLY | | ——, 5 Ot ” “Kindly omit flowers i} aah n@e themselves again ——— Jouhle-he; | o mn ferring among Lisi@ata ~ ii¢ Pi i ai de BE EGINNING NEXT STNDAY NIGHT . ~ a (3) | Tee} , ) int >} Ls € : . . 4 : jo ia i : =? e ‘ . mday. ie to ancther move toy te ten rennd ot Re ee ee ee sae | Pee Spek Saturday, wees ‘the SEATS NOW SELLING | Sensational Return Capacity House Cheers Su; eget Fy ~ wn D} oa ‘lexus blow on Stein that put him | central-Beaumont c Picture Again Last Night pong | | Be adls, B pred. ontest, eel (nee Merkei , i vey jt each ; , .. ‘ incre ase the player lim! for Pac a ir? at T-4¢ n. > . i P “ahaa Soe i 2 = hoe ent , —— a e . 7 iil :. | — ; : : aon are get. ; a ~ . h n¢ > j 4 iJ ‘A A 4s ai , — . “ . an ft use ; , .- a : , Le ana . . ; ; _ i. _ : ; Be hand conflict ee Gay + " M9 : Surke, Sherman |! x : é the championship also was post- — mother ia-iaw = . eitings in ls vr hn . 2 c oe Ie se? ~™ = ned n S: tuirdayv ' —— in her eeventy- “third year. _— , . .O aturcaa : ' : Funeral © Thur slay .s Ne ¥~. sad, | ; ipt - > > ; - ptt ad : & See Poe ge Mes +a. Oa a re. peoke y- =e TERS yer OeE ss * Be > Pe a bn +, y ¥ TSE ¥e ee ei seioraavainierliar hous. gieheehacibiveystibitcitbitintai i saniakdhediidlies ap, shee eos ee > i epee ral oe rs r Bagram ove Sem: Ne St te py ee 5 ‘ 4 ie ae me ; . oun iy ah we os STA ER aS 7 gioves. avn : : A ie See.’ iis as . . NOT , NOW 2:s0—TWice DaiLy—s:30 The minors are thoroughly sein leld trial. cond pia age judges’ decision. and Clif? - Doet- to show united front when | the inter, Ciyte, dodaci ~ | gel was awarded a technical WwW “—e ub > eis. CLEVEREST VUE EVER pared to show a | etl. a , 4 rae — ee RE STAGED BARGAIN MAT. TODAY—500 Seats Others T5e, $1.10—Nights -_ fortnight 50e te OS oo— All they meet in anothe! acod France O: sc fiteas * rer Wangenfelder, I oti P . . — ‘ > : slon ~ te $1 , . ‘ -“ ou af , . Tie a eats y to t ry ‘ 2 ‘ , ‘ ' . ~ i¢ . - fore ar " — . ; , > * ~ : righ its on th an iots i — us gomery anu ' , : 4 _ _ M duh mit. mm fer t- - = - - a : a n to ALBERTINA RASCH rights in the control players. owned by a -_ Ce See one Sn ee ee ae ee, “YOU | AND lL,” a 3-Act Comedy Drama , new funeral iami, Ok. Scone roun shite “0 pound ' ee a pepe a UOp'y Mat Sat.. $5.. ‘@ to $1.10. 5 P. Bridge -_— oe a lark’s | . - : - ay ; ; : 2 —— > : aaa ta ; cr , oT . , ierie a t ' ras : ie 7 ¢ ; . ‘ . ” a ox such a beiitinat race || Rédle Burke, theraan Par Cocumustty | ni access ane Se Friday, Nov. 22-—MOOLAH TEMPLE—38:15 P. M. | | See oo “> = Fae +4 - y and Francis : Presented by Elmburst College ‘Elmhurst, Hi.). Benefit of Elmhurst College | | . bey Gymnasium Fund and Boosters’ Missionary Cettage at Dunkirk. N. ¥. Admission ‘PAULINE “PPuruMtcieClwwT VAuCEVILLE Fae 5@e-T5e. Reserved Seats ——— Music by Eden . Seminary Orchestra of | Lillian & Claxtes Pao “2 Lia as . . 7 ee « Ld & ‘ a © pe aa a | HAL NEIMAN, Comedian = 11s CAPITOL THEATRE HARRY LANGDON oe ited ‘Almonds CORAM and Jerry Scpreme of Fancy Fruit in Granadine j Sixth at Chestnut t Prog aes meee j | Other Big Orpheum Featares —Continueus HA M—11P M— 7 ? ? ? le itz Te cer en Oelery end «sorted Olives | Prices: Mats.. 15e-5@c; Nights. 15¢-§1.10 JOHN BARRYMORE : (srand and Juniats ri — = f 4 Rie ken | a la Retne }- (Except Set. ang -o1.) ——.. in “THE SEA BEAST™ Thala fet? air-ae . speculations and il , The dogs rac pastul ‘ay Whipped Poratee. aa Creme > ? + lh Y i &* we . firm grip on if ‘S. — fie] an in le t Cauliflower Polonaise | COLUMB'A BURLESQUE Salad maricoid, Theusand Island : lath at t cust - Ger 3 573 ke la Mode or te — te Ca Cmnemiers chene "1 | Around the Worid Revue ARSENAL f "un om “The . Hot Biscuits 2 ne 7 Corn a Muffins Grand and Arsenal LANDER’ BROS. | AUBERT (=e ~ FOR. , , A U ss —_— -¢he contention of ta i 2 éhae Such is tae consent h were on point and they -) : ih 2 > . hea maiors wished | leagues. When the majors a. ecored a division of fields. On » oo los 1? v¢ a»! eo increase the winter limit t¢ went. and again they raced players, the minors arose a& ©» throug! other pasture. and howled fis ed into a point: McTyr The total number of players con- slese behind came dashing along trolled by the majors on tne basis ee ent through her birds while a, ah sass Ind Be rat aif ound of 60 per club would be 800. It . r han doz re- Se ee te geet AMUSEMENTS : iKkes 144 to play the neem - be + i ’ bf Ss? fficient ‘ae ' — kon? vs: nd. x ight 3AND CONCERT . OPERA , Cinderella Deagias ; majors daily. The difference D© cause the mater to make up their (147 pomed ne GRAND HOUSE = ic = | —— ———— a: a es a ee ee | _ Aubert and Easten ** 4 mi . ; é56 lf X “ . 7 K @ean." t =" ; . ‘tween 144 and SVU is ¢t minds. eenery. ath F 4 sf AND BT od cote Sie tee pe, See VAUDEVILLE || be ; v yaa baseball. a t er to -— : nte x. reated 7 m1 : a ; a " watt TONITE 8:15 P. M. THE A, al VA IEN T I O ~*~ a ‘ | = a esiiens a i7™ , | = See. oS ee PHOTC!: LAY THEATERS ' PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ - FE, Ly. se ~« ov P 7. : ~ ~ ner rletwes : a =i ‘ . as ~~ Vs ’ + o> bh ro ac _— s+? : Sw 4 vi Bees. Li.s0, : 7) * ' : ha - / ‘ ~ ~ » i ¢* ~~ " . - ’ O artist in a “ matc h ‘i, * Z ~ substituting for ths ISS - ™ . ’ ; a layers during the winter bout previously arranged between (aes 5 WASHSWE TOM 4A BETH Serr mere notion of retaining ~**** i Ed “Strangler” Lewis, le empes Bon - eé Fin ’ | 7... ho aiti ani. er and Lew! s had deposited ) 7 ‘Today & ot rong og omorrow (%:: anksgiving & Lo ce this . . ‘ 7 6 . . +> , . ’ : } hd ei dels iala ,2i® ‘ i sie Ji LA : } > ‘vy ss . . ° . ; aa wa s . . . . ‘ J q a hn . a SP FF eens vy ; ’ ‘Ty . spring Seaso! 5b ji : ne . tee i. ‘ " ‘ . . m2 a = ‘ ; 7." [tea ane ‘oe : : es Waa ‘ ‘ ‘ ; 2 9! Lt i} - most rT: an : ; - ~ hia ~—s rr. a gave Lewis until Tuesday in which TT There ; + = ro- pall. Phere is 1 ~-. to notify him that he intended to . in Metro-Goldwyn Mayer's . ; i nO y ais saad Lilia t a 4 e . LX “UP A °° to it because ni‘ alarie: | go through with the contest. Daro Co! ROR EH TS DRE a 2 anéy we “ a ’ FR i Ml een se ETE A EIR foe PE) owe nt | Pe i a oF 4 aa f > é : 5 - ee fo . es 3 & “ Bes 2 2 : ‘ 2 + ey - , ee Ba . = . . : x ; vy - ie ¢ , oH 4 es 3 Py ‘ Ss. x 2 ae at a ~ Dae ots > Ft _ “es - , S 4 ‘z : a + 4 ». a 4 Sad - % Ss Sa bp 28 : 3; Pe * 4 » b. § nae = ‘ : ; * Sy ; ’ Mar i ¢ a : 3 ¢ ‘Ss = & =e A - - >) wh . ae! i gt a yes > 5 so ‘ + £ % >! } oo > 4 : : 2 oe = : o ; st te &-2 bi , ae a ieee ie : t ¥ Se & . : 5 4 . -% Ex % Al ri 2 f oe > 3 | ie + s "~ . ae ~ \'e i? a : - . : ri Cees 3 *, Ss ; ae M tay 3 § cw ‘ - : Prerer ry oPK Fe ie Neate Obes Be o these players ih aii Thanksgiving Day Means Big Crowds at the Theater —Espectaly shen Such Outstanding Attractions Are Offered at Al! the Skouras Theaters—You Can Enjoy These Sterling Attractions from Choce Sats - a a ES Sa ER gue nounced that half of Lewis’ @ tmajor and : nor seus “*- | $5000, when forfeited, will go tc ys G; U Ss E- D Ww R DS a 7? SE — range for a trade involvin ne of ails | 7 + taped anal | . “4 by Coming T y—or by Coming for the First ing for the spring is saddled 0 the} Announcement of thes arran — tis” INTERNATIONAL, REVUE Jj | S-"iewr oie’ Sat 7 eT er — On ww bill against the minor clul , © ment of t} > h spoils plans +... Vs, th major league club the romot Tom Packs, who was ” il * * . = = + + 3 bra 4; ‘a WILLIE ROBYN, WEAF Tenor RassaDp ' = ’ § he ; our dear inushter mother 4n-iaw, Meanwhile the baliplas rhe ~ = iw i 3) —— — es ease and re on Sereath tea ike ) th - } ‘ \: : ee N\ se $ Raymond ‘ a > went-South inspired with the idea WALKER NOT TO BOX 3 - WES. ¢, SEVENTH AND LOCUST we ee ieee ee that he was intended to be a mem- | ‘4 . 5 i af +h ’ “on v nh in: — " es sf ue J rh’ eres ih ors at once, if he bas not Pegun te — 160 POUNDS FOR BOUT +4 | | EBON ions sy mx suspect if. that he never had a oni ‘ ; as ~ _ ii iy ” un ee : “aoe om THE WORLD PREMIER OF ? | 3 Oz ss x. : ; 2 7 of —_ chance to be @ major league Play- | wi. who er. He finds that he was tied up weight , ~~ Pa] : Pe | - salu ¥. oe AROLD BEI J ‘ akdale Cemetery. (c6) - ill winter without any liberty to do) woriq’ 2¢ to business for himself and to be used | rive ien-daneeeat inte rest at ee | . On.. on Puccio Nor. 2h I . Armoid W. Gaffron. belowed | : Bar bat a \ \ O} th n . GRAND AT WATHINGTONn a as nothing but trading fodder tm! ish of Josephine Unly three more days to see this hilartous comedy that's the suvtng. -hampionship te | rl Eschmaan Gaffron. 55205. f ; ; | brother, brother-in-law and | The book TEN MILLION PEOPLE HAVE READ—Given yy winnimg thunderous appisuse from Missour! sudiences. | Flowers. Dec, —. AO ice ef fun you by Samuel Goldwyn and Henry King, who gave the worid STELLA DALLAS” _A United Artists’ Production with— , ; E cM VY “RONALD COLMAN VILMA BANKY ® pe THE ONLY TWO VETERANS | Jack Kear .. — ’ tified é ’ : as 3 ne a Hero of “Stella Dailas” “Seon of the Sheik” Hercine A Paramount Picture. wit ON ST. LOUIS U. HIGH | a et eee ese eRe LIT PLL BS EE PLIE IPE a AND ON THE STAGE— Max Fisher & His i= Cocoanut Grove” are, : iOrchestra » Tuose noted note-blowers who furnish the GIRL + dance music for the movie stars at the OON lt mé@ent 6 co-a, —_ . — oe WANS oF Hotel Ambassador in Los Angeles—ALSO ALBE BARBARA WORTH"? gy “WEE WILLIE” ROBYN ORCHESTRA Tenor, Station WEAF and the Capitei Theater, “. Y. TOM TERRY, 7 oh attains ba ie EE he Del Pergian Pianist. With the largest squad that ever th reported for basketball practice in | ST at CDOT OT RENE Sa ae an - the Preparatory School Learue, * oe" es ei be . e*. ——ee, Yee i s phed “each Steiner, St. Louis UU’. Hich +he athiettc director. inaugurated nitial practice of tha 1926-13827 season, yesterday THAN At the present time 5@ men are going through their preliminary paces consisting of basket tossing dridbling. and passing formations. WHISKY FOR On Monday the squad will be in- ereased by the appearance of about rem more candidates who at present COLDS AND FLT are working out on the gridiron. Thoveh having only two letter > VIRGINIA S117 Virginia —_—-—-s ‘ *§ i» EE al en ee eee ee ne ee Y SEL ae Be BF sl ID 7 NPE header DAS OP wa TS) GIRL ‘THE WiNNING OF BARBARA WORTH”? And There Was 3.55 | to St. Mat A Comper | fe} a tag iInta met en & ; _ 1926. at 10-38 «. a. ; Hukestern. paster emeritus | 24 he's Catholic ave. “ - wita Irmanete. Dancing : Some on . —— So Blanka Violinist, and big New York cast. ‘ to? Pas al 68 O49 OT Te eut short a eold or cough dne a cembiintion Coach Steiner to a cold and prevent complications predicts that with this vast array ee oe ye ane 9s aiiiaRiiihe® the <sttt he: abiie’tn eh a _— sta a as Asi (RONAL, a deitghtiul elixir, medicated with the up a team that will be a stromg istest scientific remedies that ave entender for the Prep League | used and endorsed by the highest lature is. ‘medical authorities. : Captain Wetmore an@ Charlies; Every drugyist is authorized be ‘awsen are the only two members the manufacturer to refund your { the squad who have had pre- money while vou wait at the coun ous experience. Both men are ‘e? if rou cannot feel relief coming forwards possessing rare basket ‘2 ‘wo minutes. Relief means: men to form the nucleus of this A ‘ nhs an — 1et4. at ea oon Mary Jones of 2108 South ¢ otir dear brother sraad- cart eIen Fie We ok oe he Te eS as Ch Lek Le sets 7 eager shooting ability. ana with these |‘ ‘C8Ts he fend; reeves the conges See ee ee a a en oe a eT re dS Pe = Po ome SS ‘wo reetiiars in the Itmeup the St ton In the nose and threat: checks . - * —— - . aie | es in excesaive flow of Tmucoetise: ban outs U. High tive will prove to | ishes the dull, frontal Beadache aad Make Your Arrangements for be a formidable threat. Dawson, thar shille oreene ache feeling tha: due t oan injured hand, will be un- attends a cold. page OL£W’ SUNDAY CONCERT ebte to take part In the preliminary Ae *pirona! a complete cold rem. gg % contests, but he ts expected to oc. edv eal seit Th uding agents that aia etcta the: canes |cttecct lnsrensio: begin So Oneness At 1:30 Only~-Grand Orchestra of the league race. tintrenging symptoms and iater re The other three regtuiar berths nove (he cause be acting gentiv and Don Albert “Wee Willie” Robyn will provide close competition for “Ot delightfully on the liver and six members of last year’s funtor "°° Aspironal is perfectiy safe Conductor Tenor Soloist , wi f ehildren as well as duit 8 ee team who will make their first qe a rem With Usual Show—No ss bal showlhg on the regular equa d. 1 — - _ en aren's se re first game of the season wil] a ce , 4 Ad The first came aes ches on ee vance in Prices ® ? & nODleague tilt with the Bell ; - ‘ieee <n sere Sgr fifty cents for a family bottle. Clip tte . School five this guarantee offer and take it te pew. 17 on the St. Leuis court. your druggist today. Fo VR a 8 PS £8 Yd oe a hye M
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atin . = WEDNESDAY NOVEMBFR 24. 19%" WAN ) r ~ORK ? Tell what you can do through a POST.py SPATCH UNDERTAKERS ~ DEATHS PERSO ‘ NAL __CARPENTE ERS & x BUILDERS HARRIGAN & SHEAHAN eae oe Oe, Wedbenday Nov : ov. 24. Ti 1926, | PROT, ry gee {nce Gru gate estate of —T _ Liaise | CARPENTER, contract home ’ . ractor, homes, flats. ¢ gea- ®&T. Lore oF POST - DISPATC ‘H ~- SiTUaTIONS— cea jelatie mast | AGENTS WANTED_MEN /HELP WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS 3 nex. JEitersos 9202, * "| OP PORT OPERATORS — We a ’ ot be ; ae ae ag OP, A ditt silt ee in tee ee ee Pt i he ae . a m att a ‘ oe eS El a bite o Me ronal | PAGEANT ( 400irH mex n 5851 Delmar “The Ace of UNDERTAKING CO. a : FIF / | { NDER Pant Fak i o 4. m., Leavitt, beloved wife} Beck . § Washington h Elmar 6143 {e7@) | fr . + Who dieg ‘ st dl i om . ‘ ¥¥ eg | ait appear ine 1432 wherea bo present “Ses; alteration It 203M. “(cg | —_ Al | METERIE age (©) | ber: "he ro. der: opentabop: any. | PE | of; Hoppe’ s Playing CE Ss ; te, ar on 1 Uesdas P Om — , ‘§ 27S in >. 938 | on Pon line; work a Shen a. " z. 4 be: Ca y_OF Week. JEfferson 0262 ; F . ‘ote rie 44Pich }, a sone a netiele 6084 Wee 8 S nk. 25c : tisensed* colored: work after sch Ea y A Di siens » Park Lawn fear ‘sister "°* at Bana Kenreliy’ | Pat, Gruber. =; | BXCELLENT Pr, Sse | fate Bea vSnen. Dr sew mz | Perey ti 38100 Weekly Selling| tremely busy and need expe- P tJ1€ YN i 0 s * + - - | ivi : NgZalow co a uth b ig co Mrs. Freq = Fea dea Frank in and address G or Bt. dou is, pana a, ws 50; | 9494 Grand bj. = — ‘seg of any kind. ~nreom Xmas Gree eeting Cards rienced operators op wash a vil ee + | St Louisa o ; ive at., uuidi Service, ° 1 ons | aT Ee sit; Fy es ae u spare time: $10 hook | -3 Cem : = Mo. — kTaduat yee sample boo ° Pe i | fron : a “* 6, st 3 — ia | ae - ———-—— — Puke - id Bag. a= 61 Bs aa Nthe: w yo talede ting ~$ tae | o ' ree: a mig Tw. a: = ler idle ea rage are nev- be P a — : Dy ; Tr, ; da | ‘ ic . a S. > . . : ; R. * efferson Bar Tacks, Mo, | t 4 ? BU ffer 70. * (83) mp yea: “st of refere erences. ae =. ve * wor ose w O desire ie ie 2 2 "ING I oy cane car, $245. or month! yg :. ‘on i result of this Victo (83) b Of Mee =*- ~ James Loftus. tation a or Pate ine ter i i Jaxpeaspor: mente. Pariecs cConsiruction. Lindell o$a%" pane oe Sho eae kee CANVASSERS —and SOLICITORS: ‘to increase their earnings apply a m= if : : ear | (30) jor npme of 2: best — 3455 | v 1 gnd 31: must have had casi ¥- | Sterling Factory, 16th & Locust f Bid ig . oc i. er} ‘ - fe]2) | ieee i. . p ( : ce. oO 4 Make 9134J at d ershi oan ‘I G. ay $3 mai Mias welth Sa Weheter ’ . (eby) '’) ‘SILK DR Se 4 a 4 : ay at 3 ws 3 P. @., Parsia Barro. | as th rene aad. Mts ver | fie'd @_ 1800. _CBiitral 5220. ° otel, 7) | ALTE R A’ Ic INS ON TER Ms! Y (Moe “excepted | LA IY —sit.; ceri 1D ire or he is the man to see if ou ace 2ESS OPERATORS — 4 ' ; cas wncent Barro, dearly beloved ‘a “Hindst bel. SD | = ; Ba Iroc, on ed), city: ex wotherless home preferred: out best mo ynes-maki : po able mogenh and Frank r . | 2uroweste red son j } _SP PECIAL NOT) ‘Sinead contractor remodeling. Henk it turin ing Les ee, era “yey experienced. 5091 Enriebe FOr- Louis. Van Miller 3 oe 546 | | Opening new factory to make | é Mees " f 4 i. " 2 ee K ie e 2 f Ls: r iu 2a : . . rs ; E ; a c mother and mother if -law . Mr ¢ PEC } CE OTICES - ; RO _interest rest chanced ee 1 Oone. ae —_ men's 8 "atiendanes ae sa dies or cleaning. “colored: SS SS) | special line silk dresses ; have i ; fe Priday, Nov. 26. a, ey: | France "ber, From and after "this | -- 2 te SS) | hone | ce prize. Free instruc. | hureday, + Saturdays: “retreence | lo vs for 50 ; ad Ge Tesidence of her rh Mrs. | 4¢4r cousin. at es us in: curred. be "ESPonsibie for ; ny | Private lene, aoa! hour, - AoeY evenige. | JF 528: | PARTNERS WANTED peninzs for { experienced Op- —~ ea orth h U r, n boweva ‘i K Nov. 25 2 D. ee or Minnie = Hollen Minnie | CARPET CLEAN'G_upy" 'LS’G ; Hons. 1. nde 1 8a58 sO) Expert wer ~ A — ti Re cleaning. steady td.— To start orefard- Rust lerators who deSire to increase ‘Charles oo gy. — h, thence ouley and, "> chapel, 2497” North Gran r nr ELI HOL LAND. 3) | CHIC AGO Carpet Clean; iz Co. Bes: work. | MZE : M ASC OU Ro ADE ~ Np Sou JEtte ae Pharma: "riaes and Saturday, | me p ‘sround Close to St. Louis, their C " y Cas wae =.8/ he cecased was a member o ECTAL NOTICE—y7 ~ Aik — LJndeil 20: 30. 3829 Finne OANCE it “Ce. me MiNO u ~~: 2 *O#t-Dispateh (ol 8) | earnings, n offer steady f Christian Mothers’ Sodality, (e) | Tt “Pi No. 3, A. F. an id A. M. (e3) he — Brooklyn aon SD, pier - of g;mpeon. . ke “ARP ET « oO. — =: i3 a (cl4@) Twenty. ‘ninth streets, Ballroom Oa é “Sit. : ‘plain cooking an and ha house- detects a = = ' Work. Apply EI & Ww AT KER ule rence Burt . en .i—— “oe into rest 4 d d d r. 22, at home. We bat 23. m.. Michael mipeday. Noy. ] will be "tana reby Rive notice te , 9x12 h micalls ’ $: 3. Linde!] handsome’ “4. =a t . prizes Mor) yy : en) SALESMEN WANTED _ DRY {; 4) D seen. Mo.. liness’ | 7e2 ear eof of Pau) Mili . brother “ wife. ac after eels _ pnd fe (C8) | costumes : ae character 199 4 vat TAs oon Dosition. Mor rN | AUTO ALESMEN Three: Xverlence | x00 5 CO. » 16th and Lo- PO tt . Of| wife, J > my! _P-27 Ms 4 J clee ra ; : on P ' .. er a ; ’ & ace ¥ wite o . " Kowak * + rte : kt RCH ERS CE 3939 . vying call A, H. = STENOGR. AP HER — Sit.. xPperienced: ac- | Moth Genera] Electric pian = int i 348 == 3 rank i Jr... dear daughter of —— clede 2163. oC ash _o?_terma, a A- telephone: | ~ meets Dub! tte. and answering | Kelley, 3540 NT) hien. SALESW i : . : siep-daushic- of Ey | ‘Old —~ soles Sans ~ - -- wth. Hn. Ma ! Ae lode 7v9)" transcribe ~vJ letierg daily. ae ae BI R N OMEN WANTED 4 and Joseph oF mene cio > J. Ee ty & siste Lost p- House ° Wi iring and F Fixtures 730 Vic ‘tn aa 'E, Secret servi, e. ul — ENOGRAPA — mseniattinietinss. oct: ea | | S. a LADIES —F Fur HAULING INSTRUCTION rae ake aefervon _ 7042. | 8 8 per hour 62: ? ™ : | ister o739 a ’ HAULING 1. 32+ ee -- COlered, exper : > oe d&wn ge wt 7 oe Pete and Fri ‘ancis Byrne | Gu um. a ia |e ee | is 609 Franky, tay, hour Entra! Gs ‘O78S NB Sidnes Fy CEN - {c80) overn ment Positions 3: bc ~- tern te y Y for exceptional on IB Hodiamon: avenve. Time later -Ome. Grand ym, the Kron chapel 23% h BRASS and. a. FOreet foe 709. (c3} | LA a 203 Arcade Big ee oere. Write ‘M 35-875 | nen NBs. : _colored. Thanksgiving ain. | SAL ur meu “make real nicney | departmens'® Our work AULINE Noy. 24. ~6 wre boulevard, to St. Peter’ , Semele RACELET—Logt rhinestone ‘Bet : UNDRY AND Cc CURTAIN LADIES ee St ous. fo. —*cB) | WOMAN air st sInde!l_ 4062 R. MmMissions advanced r¢ Ply Mr. eats: ee hy “rotite bie tof thos ( beer belove , (as) |, Gay Cherokes” Or cite BE eLearn ha! rdressing NE. manicu; apt and « ‘ : pply Mr. Pardue. | ing: }, ads furnish 2 ian & Claxton BB inhec W. ole: mocher —- ‘Arc! i | POWERS — Entered into rest sudden! e $913 Jett ferson Car: , —.____ CLEANING 3 mas elling beautr cu] ture; b cr , in g. dies’ medium ‘priced areata print sear 403" Rialto Theater Bldg. te aes Fe) fromm ata = ~— ia a - Baud Summ rton, #705 Sacra- ) and o1 ~ — © Clark | 2d ing: Teward. LaAclede 6826. | - 4 7 : ¥ evenin 8, to J Patly dressed. able io ics. 7 ore Wednesday, 11 Db. m. ¥ mes gs brother ‘Ys’ sa geen e5) ater Fenelon | oe zs sraphing Co. 'N | Kood references: not afraid to work i) ee ment at Middieiown. Mo. aha Linde Arth rd. J. Sea. 4 Dar aoe, fox te terrier. name of Spot. lib- | “cracked boilers Tepaired: ‘colle _fistaiied: | SJENTIFIC beauty culture taught u- | ng b fe) re. Phone MAin 5027 for ay L snude pe cage—y Mra omas °c BT Codla BWAT—On Wednesday. Nov © §. afternoon XN ‘o5 ye 2 o'clock. Wraday | , 5038 Artingt on. Day a and boilers covered. Men of chactakd Marineilo instructors, 470 | oor 2 Fea d by v No. 3. ment or apply 1636 Arcade Bidg ouderman an Bide. Jith and Locust. (03) ‘La: Behe nd at ay a. e. Mrs. Grace ri se | Ment in National ‘Cametors: asem- ee the + Airedale. plue fe ema le ae — Ashington. DElmar 06 fae £ or experience Se NS grieve, TO ; ea — Sie eh o” i j éariy eioved fj n Oo V42 reen) ; ee OCA T ; ~~ expec . ae i 0 per (Ee > i 5615 Gravois Grimm's = “tg onne. AO otal - P ‘HAU into rest on Tese- | C Olfax 4949m ~~” eeniea p!. ; AS PIPE CLEANE F Are you a ATIONAL Al - ADVICE: ring i | Wire's. hie? : t 4 P. for, collecting Setters. Be ~s rg uc —— i; | CANVASSaRe en SOLICITORS mae @ 2 woukiorst, Mrs. Nan * ‘hr Fred and ! : ‘ m. | TW 165 —Lek > Rs ght pian © for you No ; t eer, N. W. Ry. Co. | om mn) ~- y rf OME tae f° 4: ve ‘ nd dear : ; a j7 ; one young. black and | PEL Er NERS ag y © courses to sell Roanoke. y | World's Jargest bon ‘tion +f °‘. es Five U-Connell Irs amc r dear sunt, = “Miller n dear | terrier; Reward Front Tpiack | BSeotch | CAS, PIPES olson.” “ryier’ oBI5" ee SET KEWLY. Pe. Di $248 Delratl | Roan TOM BILE RADIATOR “Rea, MAN-—Frrwt: | tide, *25an0e fee trom “cyene 38 | CADY-CANVABSIRN ee — ae u reas - —— ‘ ‘ . ‘ 2 ; Rs Pave trom Mes “@Di ckman's’ parlors’ |D._ Wit Sr ree in-taw and | brown leatig, Medium size, blank oe | 14th. | Trade Schools Forres Manchester, cb) | it $26 Central Nattonal Bais ati 56) * ocr “Mr. Senate ef} RI 8 rom MeCk ickMan’s parlors. | grandfather " an Town breast: 4 bre 3s | TORR ae ONO BA KER—Se _—_—_—... COO) | fre &) | 5 ENAL { eae ag DIX pasion avenue. i0 Valhalla —— Funera) Friday. Nor. e “Nigger.” Return to “% 21 ef einen | SHORE BARBE}: COLLEGE—A modacz exit ¥ Bakery. 1 jioe30 hfield, ont cite Rus, A Y EAR-Re -ROUD ND CON NEs "TION, SOLICITORS — For laundry eee fi) 48 nt Arsenal “The © Quarte 1 Bey from the Kron chapel. ores North ‘Grand a | Bena TE eccrine rew place to learn: hydraulic chairs : 00). ” a Tell ORTH $3500 TO $7500 | Hon: steady employment.” 22 fee ti rback B—Mondar. Noy. 22. 1926, 17 50 | opuiowenn ran EASTERN STAR Pas T Clippers and vibrators all tools fr Al RBER— -At one.” ie Well- -known wationa! Manufacturer -¢ feta | ‘I 2 rin (nee “¢ em (c — Oa IN while you learn: fee ‘S25 a | was @ 1422 8. Broad. tablished 20 years . ‘2 ¢£ ¥; BERT BESSY lOvE “iT Ww. gran fmcenn | A SILD Enter =~ i ednesday ES ver Return t parm 615% t. Bic ateiatiinstiiaesiil F our 1927 Cars. nie c a lintnediato i 1 ah 4-18 andmother, Nov iverview Drive, 344 7H, A ’ BARES lS On OK KEEPER nei ; cae | sales contrac is and sw ce 2. 4 peel { “IOVE dm . sister, sister-in-law and : as Bm u Omo I e and | TRICITY BARBER Assistant. ant; - Cashier. = pending territory to active leéeme: be ft 2 x} Y " MAR h her seventy-seventh year | Schild, Ros 6a Bchild nd RET aaa: | $25- “S_uring firm: $85-$90 Business | 25 to 45. ee . E oie ¢ Fd . o € “ge J Ca , “ ss Serv- sell exclusive ji; dve Ss iF = WW, 74 fet Soom from residence, 2] aaa Sianes | our ogat brother, father, father-in-law, eee. 8008 ule ee OE | I ruck S electric oe » ~via otly modern: ive. 26 8 years Chengcal dg. Bl : - @irectly-by. “mail gp a iP OR A ee dg derelia Dougias Pairbanks ’ ag tert Nov. 25. at 1:30 erandfather be ereat-grandfather Ta} aoe Louisiana. Reward. orage | Market st. yeraullc chairs, 811 , BOY— Jew ish. work in shoe mater amen | q ngs to e!! i nf st; Ba rf wa The Black Pirate” Cates Nc v. 23, 2996, Dae notice of funeral later from meote- | “Tuesday : eward. Victor 1700 ark your truck and Pleasure | learn mechanioat ao etry ae | CARPENTER aon Jobbing: Married: fap ements. : ‘esley L. Smi snd | te f., 4 Parsee ee 4 m i nen r r cha se ? | nis ' } or anr t tat 7 aie fi i COLUMBIA ; MILTON stig fim ee Be ~ pigs Athen, Biehl. Deceased was @ member of Ben Tiey eee En: | GERMAN POLICE po DOG—Tosi: females in | C@P8 Night or day in this steam- [wee Head SOK, 27. ‘iissourt” ‘scp t ae Pry exer EN. bts tier 8 weeacogemmmen 5) | | BT y nat & ther nee 4 onal ; once + H ? Southwest “THE sez nawsela Panny and Harry Dieh) at the age SCHL UETE sie i (ec) | goaaye of 3925 N. 19tn- reward. TYler heated, fireproof Farage; Com-{| BARBERING NEU ER PAID | raat creams reo Lae oe holesale, retall; paris T- F Pei at ar ape - 2_— re n on | ‘ WAGErs TH > ww GAR Ron LE R—State e tne airing: do hoepita : f hi Pc naam E Puneral ‘trom Ge! ken's chapel] 9849 Wednesday. Nov. 24 1996 GLASS ES—Joai. Supd a) 7———___ (5 petent att d | AN NO ow. 166. PY xverience. Box | ae " F ; CONGRESS Betty ronson ip Be ratiec street. on Friday. w~. v. 26. at 2 | ma. Anna Se os “1 "15 &./ 4600 block F. Erick A f eveland av. endants always on Gay or hight Call or write tor | — =~ —cet-Dispatch > ams by PU BRAC Ek PARTS S—-¥or any make of fur- > gaa “The Cat ¥ ff is ten rife Schuette). dear- | —— —tckson. 4603 Cleveland | | Our —— 6xpleinin NTAL MEC HANIC — Expert on fords. gposition af- | ce. Se heaidt Bros.. 4371 Laclede. ta bi & S022 Ove st. Amateur Neh ee p, Wednes thers (nee Behisesee | “aon eae rene thi ke blue embroid- | Uty; $10 per month for re- | ones baled sty 8 COLLEGE, : ro Dental porcelain veneer erowne | on cr FOr Rutger. | Delmar 18h0. e} #4 ; ee P red on. wot, OD ne Br eee ond S ‘ apr é r nt ) t ce feb i — moore 3} Grand Flor. . teen Fair rx ref 6:30 . | Gustave J Anthony Schlueter | GOLD FRATERNITY PI PIN—Leost; PY Puy | 8ery red Space. Located 7th an 9 | Bigg OOM Lat oratory. 806 eB | rae ru RNAC 8 oad fines : food tor : ‘a - rbanks | Ol South Bigh ib ; ° &w. grandmother set in rubles and turquc ise; Unio TW al ‘DRIVER—E Y F , " ney r. ae | | 7 | ay A urquo bus: ainut. Famous. B P ja xperienced ; laundry tr truck, Box ' oR 4 RE Al, air. steam. Schinidt Br 437 be es com fof Grand & Florissant. pay set beloved husband of y, erena | #2C sister, after 2 lingering illness, aged rewarc reas _292 1J oD arr atrons’ | PATENTS P-376. Post-Dispate . lS . Spate (cd) hone Dimer 1590, ~ ais a G Vol cc 3 H. Erickson. : ther of | as Oh _ of funeral from residence, | er sult case, be. Garage. _ te) "pide yon eecured. tne v iliman. one . sare: : colar te and Nationz SALESMAN AN £ UK NaCES—Used. Gy, iV, all axes. munre it} rh RA\ Ss . All ‘Rear Cast fp — uneral on Saturday Nov. 27. 3¢ oF & ewood boulevard. Pine Lawn | St. Louis on | BRICK wo wo Eee ee } examiner in atent Office / 5; Must experience . App ‘ONaily kk serPoration hag an teed to Condition. fay of) Gite : -™., from Liege hein Br: ] 2 at 4 will appear late “ic , : , y ea - one. plasterin enitolT; a eee (cRR - M.. Gateway Garage. 666 on ening in ! ree for ; : ere. . 373 acied to ae hedg? erson & Gravetst _Fitenp™ ee street _ in “Br 7 chapel, 6" te | SCHOENW DE pate , 21. ~ : unday, Biz Job don PArK ving: an (ead | PATENTS obtained: advice 3 foldg | ae ’ Del. D the ages of 0 Bie “4 : “v- Phone / i eae ah; a co meres Ws a member of 5 va.| 1996 ow Ro | 8:30 p. m. Libe : .| CONCRETE cut ana wrec a without | nae) 6. J. Larsen. 211 N 7th, Majr | GROCERY CLERK— Experienced -——— chnical e ri -—20n. Poel) = 209 ti I-POINTE | Adolph Menjou ona’ Bodie, y. Minnetonka TT) No. | of 2682 ia Cialize rater- | MAINTENANCE MS a= Macris | BOOKRE Phoroani. i pe @ae Grand and Hebert i “The ¢ Black . 23, mer Ay a y 281 i oo sday . } ilmann and Mrs. John Kesselring. rattan and Hi — (cq) | Pooling. 30184 Franklin JEfferaon ad an ites THEATRICAL abariment hotel; aaa = aired. e for Wholtea ke ho bonouahly experienced Boer 4 hathro " ‘od a ; Be of Salo Cemmertic i —e nan ; ou " @unt. grandmother and mother- JEW ELRY— Reward will be pai Paid for re. se __ (c53x) | GIRL Wtd.—For vaudeville on act: ass. experi. “ihe ice machine: Kive experience. refer-| Apply sg. “I. Werber Garment, 0. et | beads free —F pure She oi | i: L Y R I c : GEOKGE o "BRIEN, siisate: Fischer (1 Pleitter). — Funeral from residence , F deen plee. Jewelry stolen from Fee Aber. . "LASTER + aremnived: -chithneys rebuil: and 4 3 st-Dismat ch nod singing voice. Box | Vost-Dispaten ot employment. Box P-90. | Washi: neton. ~ en ; between Franklin ; ay and eons : iam kraft. Mrs. Fred | eri: Seithe]. 9 + . tT her son, Fred- ‘ ; es ee I oes = ec; smal! 0b6. Lindel 4281] Sle ost patch j= spatcn. Ss ©) | CASHIE R—Expe Tiehced. p Schaefer ay sa 4. | at Sixth and a Pine a BLU © EA Tr) and Hdward Weducetar “Sier's +4 -y 1:4 Gd stree aa Lost. on ring, with yp name tag.| “All. PAPER Gr, EANING, $€f- 7 lake care of furnace and place. Zappala. Arcade. 5942 eApele ‘a | A) AMANDERS nt i MAI r 2ore” Claire Windsor in a rether, brother-in- | Leo's ( hurch. Merment in Cie a Game. 32 Marcus COlMax 2829y (ec) | = ae: Peper hang’ ne. GRand 184.0 — ¥ O802 Pershing. jc) | Briendiy. (e) | 2803 Ohto ee Fi } AFFr f “MON magcandiatner aud uncle, )eterr. Donnelly ge rvice : KEYs_— Los: : IWo, on ring: bet ween eile. | yi —— MAN—House a and yard: email w wages. 3 room, | CASHIER- And generat offic. k mi2RnuU NKS__ w Wardrobe arte yo ae 3; 812 N. Vandeventer | TALKS . 5. at 1-39 | SEYNING—On Tuesday Nov. 23 1926. at eID GLOW ee ecust.| Gartiola 3870, | PAINTING | politun “Bldg "t+ Federences. 2 must be axgressive Metropolitan Storage "Go, 398" eel | eee i ioe |. | &. @.., the residence n Flor + GLOVE—Lost. hild’ ld’: retusa aes | EMPL ; ss , aa: ; Se ene niteentnancateeecnaste in orissant St. child's: return to 39 21 | Bre : 4 We B Paps ‘i : On OWNLEY— j 4 fi 9 Manchester ; Poucias or = Me elphticee: yerother-in-law | -OF ATHER PURSE Sates | able _PArkview 14 TONE fon Tt nt ce) %) fie WAN | MAN, AND WIFE. ~ Ys aE a ” | SEREW ae. ER oliver: is exe i, — a ae 4315 Manchester “The Black : 7 EAGHNEY — (, : (c3) re uneral’ from Clark's sey Santet tein 1 doe compact any “keys Gone Sr eenein. | | ' > . — ‘orm must paiea a and | > DIPPERs San : Mr. ny qe i tiotacenen a i p 1826, at 3:30 a. m. Lay 32 : 4 Hodiamont, on Thursday, Noy. 25° | Nc KLAGE—Lost: 4-strand pearl. P : — a. Sk fa ft. Post .. Ex. ~ CINDI re BL a Maplewood S&S Mie Bt in 4 cain Tied - Moore), of 6104 | Gamestore. Be re Church and ward LAclede as 2 ( Pn Ee ‘oO i MAN perienced ; good pay; steady ia 1s 7 ERS .; 3 ( KE oved wife of Otto oO (c) | Pac KAG . ne: the ‘ N—~Z ’ way " Guantity; che ; ; ~ ‘ ’ E—Lo ; ap Call 7 anew Manchester __THE SEA” | er of He ll = agh- | ‘STECHER— Entered su By on Wednes- rie Union or om Bee. bus: Suesda a Fae Noe , ee age | MEN, BOYS opening. 10° ; : ic “ar Come read vy for work. rs a ater a 2 er law, Oo 24 a - ary St nder call , o~ rooui- 2. re ney vs : ‘ Raymond Grif th rot@pmother. sister and aunt: | beloved eeedinne se Sg Witten eg - SE—Laat, lus iw reward, fe) ; Plumblar Co. and Pew BAKER Sit firs; or Bec ond ; ~ Married. ann of learning our busin ss ning | | A, 7 Ww AL TERS FACTORY, mIScE: oie ; ‘You'd Re parlors. 5624 | Mrs, J. Chriswell Mra. Qrradmes RSE—Lost, 9 leather; containing — 4479). foley | cuelOA Bacon. Lindel! 0658% G " Apes v4. BL 3} | Thi dand W LLANEOUS w WANTs be 3 Mitchell Stork am. — ;, Saturday. Nov. ag ; mother-i our dear | ence reward. 45794 lar- nnn eee ESSE c+ second or third: good” on ATCC PER Ediestene — eS ir au alnut. (03) | ROC ‘RING HORSE Wid —Tarse ci, . os i ; : es osepn & | Mother-in- DTD ow : (cB) | 0 ©acy or extra Bb 37 7 ~ 7 ~~ | Preferred. ri Be seme Ae BLANCHE sw ET ite. al Olive Cemetery. (e) E : “rg black leather: @nq contents: i PRINTING AND. ADDRESSING. Post-Dispate *h. ss ox K- Hy 4 . Cc astleman. fe) COLORED GIRLS TYier O38 1 w. (c&3) 4 { In “WHY VOME (Co) N ' ame rest on Mond ppt vw tng or Linde] Us: name | BOOK KEEP -ER— -Bit.: wante to help set ©} : Young and middie: aged. to run on fas LOVE” Noe egy Into Test on Wednee- 5 : 926. at -. BO p on Ma ae I ow. 4 an Satements; rates re asonable Be: MEN—With tourlag cars or trucks. on | £00c ‘ Chestnut. (cBO) | T : 2 LEFTY FLY NNE_ her eighty- titth Pr of Mrs Rone Seaman. ‘Peu r mone ‘ : t. diamond: probably at Gran: a ICE E } RI N\ TIN ( CO. K-169. + Ost-Disp&tc ae os laundry route: no bond. 2259 oO O'Palion | COOK— Ww hite: , s ; Box P- HOUSEHOLD COL. LE ; Edw ard P. and ° am J. Tolin and Jerry Agnew. dear Se -A bany Of 82 oR YS Sse (c8) | 005 Clark a _GAr ‘fel d 91 36. | CARP ORPENTER —Sit, : ; day or Cuntract “pi hone , nbdientiees - “ el 4 _238. . Post- aS ; = Webster Groves OB” from . - O U. P. 4a. eS fe, Cars. :3 etn Shenandeah «* ier a pene, O ie arrive Wednesday. Nov. 24. Funeral Friday. Nov. 26. 19° at Sa | asey a ee Orpheum downtown, and | _ condensate the Sea" 7 ) m-. from the residence, 853] Bria ave- Doe et PArkview 1529 . hote| an ——_—___ tered into rp toy, | ne. to St. Boniface Church. Interment | SFU D-— Lost hacsenhes liberal rew Freight _Forw rdj Richard Jackson. Phone JEffers , InLo fagt Tuesday, PSITA Were : te hintiaee o ing = erson 0568. Tiv oO . . 23 ( ADOLPH MENJOUW 3:40 a. m., Birdie Gre, | Mount Olive Ler. ed was ai ~%4+% orth Market. FRemont 2 ————— finimecdbniininn § __ | 2805 Morgan, om, 4006 On > . OF | Member o L. Oo ae Ff eaten Brane hi = Eg (a¥o, | JAN} TOR. ap [: ~ Ek | ae GIR —— : in “ CE Oo He bert sereet, be- |} 25 rr ‘UITCASE—Lost) hilt ————— | oe or porte f; white: work PRESSE R—At once Apply Nugent’ g i& ome °o help p housckeene.” care o Levy Bros. | «6350 Delmar ? “*CADS" f dear mother | Soon 102 . Married Ladies’ Sodality of St. | “LI TCASE- rege black — leather. en | (renera] W are housing e 0. of any kind _Bo mx K-417_ Post-Dis. (3) Cleaning Co. 4904 Easton (e) * DO weshing. cooking DIBA ft = ;80uth frem Clark ay t y, Gear caugh- | | VOSSMEYVER E : hy ~ , 3 a0 ae on J ‘ ie STORAG E—Mov ING—SHIPPING JANI TOR—Si- * thduatri us no bum: ee = RESS MA. ‘ EAVCTIONCed On nelly pr ~~ SPSS: (eh) BEDROOM F PT’ RN | ce Campue 34 years. pm ntered Mito rest on Ss") reward W. 0. Johnson we@G8y: liberal} es THE mARG EST IN THE , ITY wants work Box P-392 Post-Die, (57) halftone and color work. Box P-406. earn & profession. ‘Salary ince to be seid at auctior I NIA , day. Nov. 23. 192. at 9:35 D. m., -le wh vag 80N. ae Hotel. | The lowest po 3 T ep > “% Biot jou ) Sud Wolf Heart, > | rust Vossmeyer. belov ed husband of Lue |= ¥ » ol Car rates any point. | MAINTENANCE MA N—Sit.: mair tenance, | Post-Disnate sleds (£9 ) a State Y if employed 10 € houteau, Friday. Now B17 Virginia Wonder Dog Noy. 2: | Vosemever (nee ‘Thurenger) ana i of ; MN \ R AG—Losi . aan ao a | ‘ . . > Y Van ‘e. ,inillwori K: first-clase- hew or oid work: RAC K BC ir — | Colored; experience lenced: on tim How 409 Promt- Py BE ED ROOM as: ite. and ben utitul S847 Pane - ’ CHIFK( Sr gat ae Te zi-LOU Sneha ar ©. Oud ‘o TENTIOUS- % “ONE, GOING ON Two" The “Scandals HARRY Fi F OX _ with PL ATRICE ER TES 7 TELENE COYNE and HENRI ENCE MUSIC OF MOTION PHOTOPLAY — ri & expose of ‘WSON REID, Guest C 7 ee Today, 350, Childcen, 20 . ee wet & . (eb) | Cpoutean avenue. on Thur Nov o5 Loat: bc into vest at Oklanoms /&8t 12 noon Interment \v aterloo. 1. Motor val id. in or one i 7 Ss ssctsttitieeensenteen, op On Tuesday, Noy 26 | Kriershauser service : Hall) Monday, Noro Kon ane foulard Pm men $7 per square, including Jabor —— na ~ mee old W Gaffron. Seles | VONDER HAAR “Entered o1 oo7G. a ae GRE HE ewes | ] aotten clase nal - = ry x ovephine Eschmann’ Gaffron | Wednesday, Noy. O25. SHOTGUN Tam Stevens make. 20-aau | Ban 2o00w. peerage ae ) ee a G Bd abe 18224 ad | (nee Schnie heighborhoog w e! i] ay I cl sy | ————— —— dark greet AY Ses | PAINS ie 7 fitetciaase. will ¢ frniat | Schnur f 8195 arene io St funeral home. ceizs Due notice of funeral from familv resi- Br amr la 1205 Wert right street. (Genteman- | Barr waiting room, Thureday. C4 CAbans o 0105 pp enterad Into rest on Sun- faa re = (c7) A. BAT ER SUPPL 2 CO. brushe ; #2, 1926 ar 10:30 a m. . the | Magee inte rest Tuesday. Nov WEDDING” RING—Lost; engraved Ye crorns REPAIRS. . 6 x. _THIRD boll ushes anda ,adders. DElmar 55 ate Saas caepeiie ~e a 4 Dp. m., avid A mond set: libera) rew 5° == Be ee ‘35 fe Chusen T tus | Weiss, dear beloved husband of Mathilda | FOrest 555. a id eee | Y ies PAINTER—Sit pfood | erainer, Farhiaber a of the Ora | Weiss Pecaut). dear father of Del- te TINNERS 4 ehameler; 60c¢ hour. or Job: have tools el ‘Wi coo ecile Decker. Marie Bante. ND reliable. Chas __Pri. 702 2 Fallon. Charles H. Schutte. | © pnd Daisy an ‘len. _Found ~ SHEET oe WORKERS LU MBER-—Sit.; ‘new work and rosy St. Anthony's Hos. ie er-in-law and gr: Br "ar ctnaaes TINNER—Anythin 7 work: 16 sean r > nea a ‘seventh v IRD D DOG— -Found. md. DElmar 65 & en metal vea expe hes nee. Box K- 400. rnin m Sor es be | Funera! reday, Novy. te 2p. m.. |p ‘UNDLE oF 301. isn } Naces installed and repaired } POrent LaF Post-Dj = epatch le” : Ov. “3. at § 'from Heier's funeral home. oon S . Grand ‘RI ie a BEDDING—Found. a SS BMD] in state oa 'hboulevard. to Valhalla Cemetery. (c)¢ | Stiverside A295. . oy (c57) == nlace kK - HOUND—Found: female- owner STENOGIEGS HER—Ssit.; aged 92. 3 may have | WALL PAPER CLEAW'a, ETc. KROR Pres opera office and OX, B al Rnawtect 5a atom and ' * fuesday afternog we a aenered into res phursday morning, Mov. | Nov. 1926. at t B43 Pp Suny. tir wes bing der and Paving for a - funerg) Mass same | j ¥), dear ly he i box 40-00 O08, Kirkwood, Mo.. route ANY aiz size { red. $6- ast erin — dl oe: thdiaiitiaaeitii with burial in Calvary | a. awe man, { ine 2 OR SOD _ ic PAPE ting. _ GArfieid 1885 prot de Waahngton i aol. (cB) | Yereb. Henry J. Jchn and Albert F. Wize. KEY S—Found: 6 bunches. mie aintin cleanit a eee. Student on ‘e drafting wor “nil Nor. 23. 1996 at, ™man and Florence As h . be .| Cotton Belt Route ident ‘rictttached “a ing; “Toor $3 _up Oa Bar| for spare time. Addre P. ©. Box No. » Edward Jones. beloved (ter of Mre J Owners please cal) at Room 92 ee PA PER AA Noe : Ke Washington U nivernity. City 19} and Mary 4 8 Somth| Emma McFarland 7 0 Buder ING and deaning; low tall pj TM ‘—R—Youns Mi tines A Hones of 2108 &; uth | a aria nond _ acner. in Pidc. eth and Market (057) Prices Cal) __ Lindel} 83 ; Lis K EBP EK —Young man: 5 years’ ex- dear brother. law f£Tandmether. Sister-in- aunt and Bod ~a AbD > —- satetee 53x) ertence ; aleo experienced in ener niece MEDICAL CASEP- —Found: physic! fan's: cal Pal ER HANGING | $5 room oT up: work fice work. Box Y-413. Post. Diepatch. hz | re chemebTOLA Se ~~ ye her daughter Lost and Found Dent. Pp ost- Dispa teh (5 a a rent away. Roy. GRand 7345. (76) | ¥ ING (% OU Fae 2 ‘ colored al tle Street, Frida 1 é outh oo h ty t. MONEY ~-Foun $20: a nee }’ *ER ANGING— -~Roomes papered — $A rare at i aeons F F lo i ant ‘ ' or . an uy “y Walting ow ner t rk a é ae ' Eee — tel ot: aR SS. Peter and Paul's | fae wee Interment in Be ' Pp ~ Traffic Division © > - worl Guat anteedd. Altman. FOrest 0068 you NG MARL 17 rk after 8c hol (ec 3 e ca wie - we St ties (cB) an S; t r A ” S Tuesday Nov. 2&2 1926. |and shapes Cemetery Bloemker's_ service | AO ~Found; eentiemen's Monday iP APER HANGING $6 a room. ~ pointing YOUNG a7 ways. ai win “0 a Roch 7 ¥ mw, fc) 436e £366 Queens. (6) | and sCraADInEC included - painting and plas. . a or er Es to do any thine: — Sam rem. =: ae some experience: can ’ K ie PE pee ee colored: 15 years in las -PO4 Poet —Disnate h > eran, = New Mt hue file, N. ac Max Kaufman. === == = or cigar Che rik - xX per i i4 avenue. unt!) ra Funeral | ) = ORESSMAKING_MILLINERY °c feferencr. Parkview" : : a beret, . ¢ OOK —ant colored ‘ sleep On Diace. ‘Lin ? ram the Second eee. | ‘BRICK os | 7260 Gel, 72365. OOK — yr lane Way ~ wed a | PERSONAT— a paler ia ; on pe Ph £ — ow. Ci SEWING wed. Plain first W t name Janegueii | BRIC kiAYING— contract. - 2714 Caroline, Cha» *) COOK— Bit, meat and p Dastry ; ret-c 7 Ae napa ore ane ates ava. for! supervinr “Lindel dell 4008p ie fcB3) ne: 4 years’ experience. iusUtution work pre. ies Gowin, please DElmar 0394 or! BRICK we Wo ORK—@Granitoid and p. planting FURS | repe very | fe POrest 3476. peli > (c) any size job. PArky lew 4619 tcl? a = 40200 el L—ait eviored : housecleaning week 409 Olive? op? or day. . JE ffersen SPT1. (B83) | DElmar | ting age and references. Box ! pay 2 weeke training wnder ma ; ae RAE _{8) | PLASTEREBS—80c hour: om 42494 | on Masion. _Lindell 2264. | yr TER—Superior Laundry. ee ce ia usew or ‘down » O86 W PORTER— White. about 50 years of age. ‘or retail! store: mention forme: employer, = Mmachir PC BR ER— White only: night w work in ga rag wash windows. mop floors. tend | | GIRLS— 1K ; ready clty references. Yah a furnace clean care: floor oer Post-Diapaich i | Gk iL —Youns white. for “Seueral ‘house. Ald . 18 to Small f, To work in to 40. for = cook] and! family and home. WY- | pa — UD. Lary -¥ Bros, Office: Tr rapid on. addi ng BEDS—simmona Smith, [Ch | °#t style Metal slightiy scratches. re. Barney's Army Store. 9- 26) American Bea Co. makes: brand-n a = = ts lm wages. Box K- ‘B04. _Poat- ‘Dis i 57 } : Ww aehingion For } Net to start. ° factory: work. ne? e | some in twin size: have new *Pringe and t mm 200 &. Jefferson av.. 2d | Mattresses to {11 take ‘de )} | bed trade big on Oe {i work and light Cucking. CAbany 3956wW | American Painut and oak. almost STOCKROOM MAN—To essume full charge and keep records of truck parts; must. : have —s rie 82 ihe TINNE zg S HELPER— -Experienced on out- ot! FP! i, side work. 4065 Garfield. — I | TINNER—Expenenced only. Phone AT- | | GIRLS Colored R, or take Kirk wood-Fercuson | | shite rience my a miele Bhat / if: come re for work. "45 N. 2 Ps o Ps onpee: in excellen: condition. °O0s @oay. water 406 | @ar to §. Ww. Arte's. Florissant, Mo, a "A226 x diner FRUCK DRIVER—Whlte. to load c haul ashes for private party: ateady 706 for good man: SPO a month : a, pat. ane 206, P-D | kinds 2? N noe and Al reference. Bex P- | ¢ GIRLB—Bupericacad ‘h. _'c3)' ping furniture. Xture and Showcase Co.. of work. UGENT TUCK POINTER 'S HELP ER— Apply after 1B il. "@ {c ‘| aoe CO. 4 Pr. m, _ 3640 Russe! WILL pminter. name Janssen on ‘oe and Cates ay. for please call DEimar 0334 « or 4469 ‘oun _ YOUNG MENS. 18 to 30 to jearn Drofession- salary while learning. tate | age (if emploved and phone number. Box | FP -41¢) Poa. Dienateh COUR Lesion to work in dais deparime mat; | bed 5) | low prices. Levy Bros 3 1 8 14th. ‘fs ced on sanding @ rub- iy FOROBE smal: Apply Mr. Gar. S04, ca iit 7 $0. Steiner Furniture Co" 915 N aroedwa fe) /COA RANG E——-Penineul Call 2710 Caroline. COAL} RANG Se _— 8 only - “hav &, wal “nd Aréware (eo cl) GRard 91 2861 Gravole fem) TRUCK DRIVER. Who knows city. Apply | -—— 1) ti 22 } m — ‘HEMSTITO "HER OPERA TOR coms ts — - i - + — ne: Oe, ae rhe we 400 —Must be experienced on all: COMBINATION RANGE Gand Apply at onee. opus CATION ‘ch 4 + | COMBINATiow€ “RA BRO. DRY N Thureaay Ce $7.00. ‘ { f* : b - _ Ave NTT —§s ra! housework 1225 North Market - (CRS) Di’ - — ompe-. : 5387 Per. | gi 2 in, »nousew ork and | «; oy Mr ike rk Food home | DINING ROOM YOUNG MEN—s. meat appearing. high ed: ito ‘Break ~ | and ages tx } ; . ~: ~ CAban Ole u rig t girl. 746 Le lated wii eacriti. am for : wa (es) ie 2 anon | 04 a Fe aiig arg besiry chairs c Cits reference Splendid schoo!) eraduates preferr tO special) sales work: = ze per da ; | start, a We. | Wan x TON uiek Mea! ‘te By 9 sath I ge Ste ey, “5: : <b Bie, te
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ea 2 8 NOVEMBER 4 ”» post DISPATCH. es- YOUR USED CAR need not be sold for less than its value. Offer it in these colum and get ‘heme — B I 4 L & S_ ~—— PoOsT HOUSEH'LD GOODS FORSALE HOUSEH'LD GOODS WANTED Yes 6 gee ee _- OBinaiais Be A UT OM 0 |__ Touring Care & WwW ReE—: . "ts 4 rt *. adr: t PURNTTURE Cas “a a ee | Furniture Wanted Badly | = Sap tate Sedans For Sale mohair suite, rues. lagi. tables. mirror. Kinds: best rices: contents houses, | Coupes For i— SPO ‘ e— on : very reasun. bie GSTS Clayton ret. i pias S BER. COlfax $251 Call any: | Wanted BUICK—1926 new Buick opener > | es ae — 7 as |_ so sedan. fully equipped: drive 4 | beauty; good t il aad __{c53z) | w CTOMOBILES Wd = make. (3 C | FURNITURE—J3> Pos laupe e¥cT-| BEST prices for houscheld goods of any po ote bring your title. 39 Cave. 23) | On _ er aS Fl -fnx -t-dard Used staffed living mr» te 1 mahogeny hare goods. Ae@er. | 7Ty = Ww “WANTED HUPMOBILE COUPE _ jalso Packard, console Brunew cx ctrofa. 1 electric fire-! Linde cS! AUT OS | on Nash bh. : sal lems cocker. 2 compertmerts, 1 mahogany ee . “SPRNITURE a LATE MODEL! WILL POSITIVELY te hare t a gy - | -erlin er Dt uzens ——_ . overhauled. very special es pf meray ton and bookcase. 3 section. Cali FUrest S280, | * fists and epartmenis wanted. JEf- | P. nae iz HIGHEST PRICE. CALL AND . a ‘ ond ae. AS eee N ina | : Apartment 1050. between 3 and 6 o'clock. | 7% flats and apartmenis s . $220 | BE CONVENCED. TRESE BOTA, SALES: - aes | 3 Looks like new. Pull CHANDLER SEDA- price: lone terms. select from. Se > (c&. prea ‘DELMA EN GS — nr onal an _ e. | oe: trans- (cB) : aa : . se co | . pid = Locust rw Tr 1924: excelent appearence: trattic utel these ears today. 6511 12 : sol S| rr AT 7 rat re... \ ew. and extras mo Ber} w —s 1925 -_ _ 4 ‘Mar ape. 3; cash payment: 1644 S. Jefferson. NERA ve Lied Ay rs > ena - . ks EERE ae RTT ENTRIES FF LI O90 HieNgupe 7 Z - : fox: t - De mine i Saks ob, 4 P aie — axed ¥ ‘ ata ms s . : ‘7 P . Mo i . ‘ 4 > ‘ . Pee be fw Pye ae a oe ae es oe a - [ A ; > = oo | cellent condition_througbout; balloon tires; | [VevRoOLeT—sedan: bargain . M. ~ Ft tires: terme or ‘trade. = = - ALL makes sewing ach ired La > ‘Ne ne JEfferson "BERRY MOTOR CAR ©O.. |@ real buy a $475. Terms. Macc JN.) UG pp we oe Bie 4. "S520 3. Febtoren. = a> at this low price. Weber's i Tari 1 first-class condition: all work rantead by tes Re eon ae | 230 cust. CEntral 2500. a : , : ae —s ——— : yer ma $2 sand BULK * oupe f¢ luxe; this years mode; 2-passenger Maxwell coupe: =e ee >> Landau eedan: never) a 92 F . —UPRIGHTS. — PLAYE your cB for t ios ; eae Aut obile Loans Bt nicely cen in. FOrest 3630. ic) good tires and guaranteed: we recommend n: new: guarantee; save $100: terms. |MOTOR. SAl eal: — ; oper : ay (mah) . — e iT ¢ ei 4 ~ . the : . ; : r s les in ‘ gem "- rf $295 Dod ge. Sao ; terms 3843 — = = ite Fa 8 ’ es - ; GHEY RO! ET — Sedan 1934. $125. Chev- res te . PI = a aan. ve yy = ‘ 4 is, Q bs =" vA > Salata et aay Ne a Rote cela taecaty Tee i ot tees one ties a ok Aaa ae —— . , = : . . a het ee ts . o- , — —_ = * ton. Qu (9 a ee : — cay F \ ae onl ail “ _ } 3 o fone GQ”? t ) re eee. s on yo ; ced 4 Me , - , nt! SicvVv -~— Uk Men... ' . ‘ os . i A N } , Je" : a : iTLa - re 4 BE . Ti ies a 3ST ped b peat. © a . , fi — ~ et “= =s ‘ : z vo aid car : : and other makes from $5 " . Co mon! ; f ar: exeeptionaliy fi —* tO Siu Qt i 1K as Has y wi neal crages. i you are 100K many other extras. « . OUI aia VE ; °T sedans, | ) | SEE: or Ore wrate’s 2729 N. Grand. "7 ie fer- PITS 2 free this week. Levy Bros. . — adieu sai. al “on - % eS wae 3933 on og) | CHEV RO an 1925. fteur-door: this cant be found every day. Setter | stcve i . , . : er . Ke Lave : } : > - | errr st . - ; ” =z 8 } wo c Wegneaday Fri- | her i a SOLE 6 eT Ps—Low new sini substantial “saring Pe oat °1 Easto 6) (GTARANTY woToR co. 27°26 LOCUST. | crerr kr P . 7 , cS) HEVRULET r col : > |; &Sosee Se a ™ ° iced to : pis tien. ws ure eo —- a ve - Loser CO NOC Sil | oll Huber. 2691 Locust cl? i » : tien of heaters taken in exchan , se POR IC \FIDEN TIAL AULU ;)*s or eae eee _ ade ol gy : in @ i, 5) BCICK—Spe@rt touring Studebaker. Jew- | _ o~ age . a mS 8 see P tea ~ eert far the bh HEVROLET — Sedan. ..1925- | ett. Deadge. others: terms. 3905 3S. i 1974 Dodge. $795- trade makes. as good as new. ai one. ced “P? . : nr ° . ?- ° - duc q lower then “ke new: guaran’ ; GRA! PNER. 3418 Tz —_— fates w zs a ee o7 (o78) ~ — = - 5 7 | is ssp : é : xe - a ecal - — ag, ramen a oan toy t : 4 . : ROOM CITE—3 px ece tabest: ‘ INDERS ae n u ar ped : , 2 ti. Se Win Latlis. 43) Olive om) THANKSG [VIN G SPECIAL ase ‘ : ; 2 - ; i? ’ 4 = 1 = HAY bE 1. i evrc met =e an. n tirst- ‘ _ PArkview 54507 ) :; sea . shington TEV RO! —1922 to is — y sae owls repainted Tully 7 2 long | outs : of 2 Lt, ‘ scl : racine as a a. atu pe sae 2 atid ' terms Oniyr $146 Dent miss this bar th} = 4: gevaranteec; : } usc m er “ . eel r a > = : ROOM ‘SUir San NE Nach Sens Ne E 6 a oS. ) — — ex: alm cod rain. Weber's Used Auto Sales. 2700 Lo | Presents a 1924 Buick Master @ touving: R! Verse) ce = ‘ “CLOTHING ~ _ - Cia nge. +80 4 — i ; axe! Pee i. «4 . . _ : J ~ - te — : ‘ h\ } was ? ’ (cS 7x) i lL, 2900. ta37 N. GR TN - perfect cond!: appearance- winter || -w | i fully | imclosure: guick sale wanted: terms. 3654 ROOM St UTTE—verstufted osm SF ut : ; i , iy fs mE gy ee ge . _ q : be #4 : | ; wig soe age “— get ne THANKSGIV ING “SPEC [AL | equippe inc-new; wil i! pis & Grand. LaAciede 7600 and 0108. De RES RA RNRIMEY, sy eee DST Rate ved FPF * Call ST1ll Gravois . = = -t_M Shair | — e - —— coke ~ - . _ ---- nes , ss cane : he 2s eC ‘?reilt on e J rms. . . é roe args ; one oe — - ~~? Se Re ~ Me we ht 4 = r Graabd A Pp art - . SS a . . ™ a . isiaiel yen.6 2 ( ‘ : . pe 4" “ Ls 4 . 7 M4 * th ; ; si a ‘ +} 4 ; i 5 , r iw. —" : r Bt © m. cel Ml aste r se) 5 3 . > i : es 3 — = - 100. 7 : - 2 . , = | a _ | r vile 7 aalent mechanically naranteed fide J30 § ’ > KUHS-}- : ‘ike "ew sien: —_ ° : e ose i Late Pekan PIANO COMPANT. sei] chess = 113. NN jevernte nde! 7 nem: B ——= | 56 : thanctaeneansnaunsaase x ae $e te : - | | Saree —_ ; x : = _ © See aaa oe “ ' ; fice LeTrIns Open Thursday a eee od : =. weal a - WA" LIVING ROOM CTTES—Furnitun Ppa Ri x ~~ ies ee MON - \ bj 0 | > 222 Choutean = ose orm: IS714 A le Buick tourings. 19 to 1926: some with | -*=* SUL@.——i-ton Sram, “3 , 1 OLIVE sTRE ( ' he of a¢ oe ys vas Li- = $33 4 1350 medel 4 ~ Ry te mca ants _ , ; . w : , , 2 we ry Diy. 3 rrr 19° 4 > . ] 4 0 @4r encicosires 2 to $i all worn | 26. at aston. Salih rk. 1: houtesn. ij pe. che pumi POrce: 6644 : : APPRAISAL yp) One of the laces oat te Oe ee ae ae ee ee LOOK: Bader Sedan, 05 | parte replaced: new lacquer when needed. LIVING ROOM SETs—Four to pick frem alis 15 minute [ Appeuan. -304 — LOCUST 8 di | ton ) ate Eee aoe ~ WEVROLET 19°°° QD" ~~ In elegant condition. You can't tell it from | tires and guaranteed to give satip oe Bi o~) a : \ ponies - ! Fm i eB. ia on ne Croat touring. with win- {+3 . ~. VE 9PEN ALL DAY THURS fine davenette ses “TT 4 ery Rer av re me ; ai cae ; . ” Oh } : 4 : aes egy — me SDAY low prices. Levy Pres. - FER. FCO . = : QO own : . ' at . })) ePvroie.r IIe ~ ”) x —. © —? Sane . enc osures. $295 SLIVE MOTOR. 2910 : oe SN ees : _—_ , . = . Cc UUpe, $1 Flint to Exc . Washingto ~ oe LINDE? L 2900 , N. GRAND | ; bargain: wars om cS7x - ! g : ue ™ ge , oe 7 * : ” Locust. REV ROT Ra " : ondi- m ° * 351 4 Norwood ar. PENS Suse pe — =r r = ~~ B-- ae r Gace cate. paAgne ! outh = / f —_, et 54 _ f* . 4 wer « eho Padicen er At . . oP »§ @.., ‘ , - Pr tts @ 1925 Buick standard touring RANGE— «TAY aes Ce e e ; saan EE Me iets } if \) i ae ef m ba om — oe nee : ss 1a a. factory built winter iINciogure. ba’: | ref-icera tor im O31 Herts. ic: OAT — Lad se e * ' fay a a CHEVR«e ILET COTPE ~ : | TE noter .2 a > see a res: very iow mileage. appearance RANGE—cCombination ‘ . rj : SOT 1 se tek aX WH ! F Chevrolet « 2 . i . Rage e ’ Oc ay ot al ‘ ~4 ‘600 and | and performance like new: low price” eaav Ca ; a 2: ) Py og apse af cugar. yt ‘ms. Jefferson and Lafayette. LaAciede ~e. Cheat gr See . “ aeneers Tr. m _ : ; : curmne this = g salir + 2] — i a tha . ~~ * + oaail om 3 $.. : - cmos GRand | 91 ar rm 3) di aie : : ; , se | . a ore .) 3 a Ca ai. mn : Dass it wp | c -. : 7 , omc ile T : , ' i. , a M , - _> : Ie . : Weber P: ™ "as and ee ne to — ioe ‘ len. , , Rox A418 Past Ete. Sin | ar ef }| DODGE— 17 corner 18 ems by gvand, aad wveuck, ake - : a WEBER'S 1817 Lecust, corner LS5th. chess. ; ¥ ae : Be (se) , ; “aba. [PTLD erat. . . A eciamee . f , 3 zt : : wo PE are | rb I pmenarnntiocth: a Ee ee oe ~ 2t afd meter pertx : Bo reasonal> ~ otfer KUns- - HAVE |: FORD Track iam ‘a Grarc am. ~ ps oA ~~ pela * f a | om TRADE YOUR OLD pairing. 3407 Park. GHand 5089W i ) | @uy. Friday. Saturday evenines. 4821 mire: with every possible extra * peas tot ‘ 2 ’ += ’ = @ ; . } ‘ “ “ 7 3 . + ~ ° - ia ™ - | . oes "Ts ® OTTO rs ’ FURNITURE FOR) NEW | - ‘eel sas q+ —__.—-; a used car = _ . bos , : . a i 22 . ko me : > =F? ar tr "hi ; ae ; +} }61- -p Cadillae tot : : ia - curtai ns ear, = = J : me | pete equipment good tires and guaranteed e ; OPEN DAY THURSDAY. 1 eG00 °437 N RAR? ~ ERAN TEN ween ‘ . gt? pnw - yw) ve > ¥ “Y)I PEAR ae SNe S._ Si he eo : Present sedan: exoellent = LiT—louriig. Omi. bas I L citi PEs : : Pon _oudsters. S60 : =, ynditian throuthout: ruaranteed like acw:| M C. rms. Beg 4 %% S20 S. Setter foa enamel finish: excel Lary S05 S&S. Jefferset tod : Ss ae Fs ; G. ' and La ette LAciede 7600 CH TEV ROLET— ung. ree bargain. | M. aA C. terms. Big 4 2218 = Jefierson : I ? R Th CHEVROLBT—i922 to 1927 | — an Pine none Look! ead mis we $475 ail guaranteed: f - gl ; be I31* Frackiin r SHDANS—6ACR] mma Flint Chevroiet Oo. 4710-20 Delmar (057%) Mendenhall. A TER PAW) offer refused M ue , | CHE VROLZT—Tourine. 1983. $40-. 920 ( n a2 28. ; > aout » 20 at ' : : - ~ Reem. Siaiasdaeaunenntinentant F ru. ; , Rs E CHE ROLET ae . - a $i0r0 PL ATER PLANO. | CASI ox - Rn " : PAST Se : Fade lafarann: ore , Loma ste = cen 9° Ref. f square dealing means » thi oRIM_ET * to 1927 7 , seeeki cal r ts = 3: = ¢ o 4 i = URNITUR |) Servier we Seale G.. 51: Dare $829 Laclede en ee 0 ee c) | Flint Aute ee . oan it : BBs. some eae ERE eevee — : 2 ne i A. PURD can. i92 ids. Over- WAYS open 7" =e . 1} Si Live STR +S) ; trade EXCHANGE | Ee nn - SICK —Stanesrd 6 coach, 1996. fully | PORD—1923 coupe. $35: Cole mid, ect 0: terms — t others, Kink 3604 6 Gren? (cSt) = | nePceLi « ; ge" = : .ET Te —Vicer. sew. $60. 2018 goal truck. LAciede OOG8. LAcied 1981. fe guarac | : Trt a a ALL DAY THURSDAY Indiana -A3 2. 9 De Mee es 2837 N. GRAND. = . = Mahoe nny. in ocertect 7AM Ca 6 --4 La] eee — —-s : - Se . ‘2 > ~ 4 % . : : >, 2? * . ; re - : ¥ n NUE TO THANKSGIVING _ ri oe ‘ | OTOR. 292 h- | gain: $75 down Ll Natural Bridge, 1994, $125; terms Tevis. Ford dealer. | = Sime ee en csED—— — be beld Friday. Nev. 26. et: ‘a : ‘ “aus pm ag on um — ee oo BC: : eli wk whee! $2 terms 4 Dasion.ic SAV E MONE: . ” 28 ne and FTTH i a = — = oy . egg ger eg kL SRD 27 (a —ads-2: ‘we FORD—15 mes $60 up: tra ‘erm leveland touring: tires and general , — on chassia. = @ 1301S Locust X ine "$295. all qua cense free. Fiint 2906 S_ Je‘fersn : 3 ition goud: cheap for $100. $180 Del | SERUBEIT 2X —_ L. COKE AND WOOD RG CE Sa eel lai Tae IG os Fo vb” Sten, - wo ~% QO Bi - o> : . ee 5 ie : 2 i. 5a ~ a ie > ee : ae i a > oe sae o~- = . 7 r ‘we z > : c } Fe f. . = i : ; ee -r- ry Ya ae oa 3 we 2 % ; te Ses o% * i Se: lias -- me ze! : . 3 ae g Bet : i a. ee se 7 € - t ; J ie a >F ¢ i s ; 7 a ALLIAWANCE w& af Sy iy4 THAN SOCTvVIN BARGA! Ns Now aw a : - ve . rms if Desired iin Sar one eo e ' 2 uray ever 4 Fast +n 3 ae ae eitetinedae:. Wien a ns : oe — LEV? 7 ‘ howe Den Vadnesd ith is ton @) guaranteed. Weber's Used Auto Saies. 270) | warm ‘this — Sg ae 4 : . . > _ ‘ 5 END 4 ~ - we ; ; | weed ine " F - ’ “ \t = is wall “2 3 — —- = al + “0 : a 2 egtihs » 5 F Es IRD) Re } ADSTE h > JRD— Tuc oT n 19°%4 -eal buy. only Mey arent, we Enam “ a | : _ps ; rs. | = : : 5 ss : ‘race: guaranteed 30 iars. rT RATTY RE i‘ a _ > ? ‘ . . 7. } : > ? ’ Je * 7 . a5 a . » x "ey oT > at a - . : .. .¥ = oe . . ees eh. 197 ° | You own terms. th ; saan on —- ; : en wrigzed Ford Deaile So: =e = - memege ar A. A; 4 3 ’ 4 ‘ - . — — Bris ” - . ‘ ‘ " a . . n> * 77} 2 ‘ ; : r— Ag. - — : | i *- ry .* . co ; a Tr" . - - - - ~ ~ be : 2! OT Pit mpreved mole s. cSTx} a “ ‘ b 330 terns or trade g.uarao- * Ae eee Sevan Patt pao: sphenteinaiene sientiliate « enh Saar wear ernans, ier «inlaid sist yradeeie” * 44 o m4 pMtee 9 5 4 Py sale c oe STON ES—Furmiiuve anc carpets pedial Bite icarfinia a sv r | ts “a pic e885 Deimar ; eraser $s H. Owen Coe.. Authorized fall prices. Kaplan, 1437 Frank ti a: Se i. I ie ) a5 dor an we Sl a eT meters nim = foed tires ‘ tat , Fort Dealer 3318 Washington ioe? | M ASH ER— Buen comoer: inaie model: rood |»): 7 kes. estim . Pe ~ 7 = OTs Ds a S25 TTia “ace ia Four. 3520 mmimar 4520 > a >. FORL Sead 324 tudor loon tire end: cleaner. $10. tern = Weiken. Wo: — ' : = = S 5 offerecn. _ : = — : 0 » 1923. $85. : eee > > lone LAciede 1. ia : 2 , OLET 24 to 192 - . 130 wy 3926 Yrerias 1925 235 gga: Neng on _ _——-_* . Ors. : jealer 3001 “Leeust: open meine ely sinrnie tg > epee 2 ene COMPLETE OUTFITS | : . ; DINNER SET FREE lait id . S Chevroint ee bee: | se ee «8: | ie? nteed 30 days: -asy terme ndent ating bamees. oe: 9 $250: all | :. le _—_———— eae wero © e.. F/ iU- typed : « . 4 - rf Taal | om ~~ ry noms davenette suite; | HoRsesc.. ied Coa SEARS x pc NOS megs a+ “Sigma - lio oxi pain 2 ae ve STAR ANT Y a - ; ; 7 > Une - Saal i ‘ is . . 5 ne Pi Oo ” ioe - a 4 Rooms ne S198.F5 a | seis : wit PORD—Coune. 1948. $325 Qe sane MoT eral AU I : BILE — Sedans; late ORD—Tourin ; MACHINERY | , a a a oe + a — we q modeis; all in perfect order: 30r« : Locust: -" ESI ie mpm good tires: trade: terms. ]644 FORD—Tounnz. 1928 Wanted ; serve as brand-new: sew | — - . ; ‘, . “ . ‘ ~ r ai 39" - S , La w« ‘ 4 7 5 tr] ‘ = _ S. Jefferso in. g?"s Terre Riefiire 2501 . receive $5 as part payment. l' LAUNDRY Was ine FORD—Tourtngs. voedsters. “ars to eelect from ; condhand ‘ : . ' tj “Jul DMmen -_ 3 - , ean ae - e>2- “wt —— a - - ~ - : 7 7 . se . : ~ ype “ ’ v = ri ; . 2 : Cea, : fuce . st -) T . uf . KING FURNITURE CoO > Being sie eeciian NA LY THURSDp et 5. ier cities and petced be oe ee KUHS- | HAVE. sem= sourn Side Chevrolet, 3045 5. 2648 Franklin Av JEffereon TSAO is NOR SM) _S. GRAND. _ Se il bes ined ver ¥ thie for th widar m x “s : iw ae Open Saturcay anc | nocea evening er | . —? = ahy evening by appeiniment. ‘-5) — a , _ “ye TT Oat Oe eT ae ae ge a —_ acethiahrinsindlannies a _ &. Gram >. r 4 on > . Coane is n 2 er -- a2nteec ait ; > ; rd a , Furn. a=! & Flats For Sale sailing seme Blect rl Mar > a ce new. $29 — qubanenttel enateue CART a “ vies: $50 and $20 down: open ‘ + 5 "KNISHED ¥ > we OomMS a } ‘ are it 2 : ." ; . a 2 ‘oe Lie. —a — . R. 435 w = bind D hy A520 = i nd La 3 @acurday eveTlL ngs : emed sanction POR RENA x \RTHWexT MUST Dl | r MTWTw epee ¢ auiene : joo tie | BC TOR mr) - oe we EF —1921 w 1924 eedas ad - no =f email weekly »D OF aT SCE ri. FO ar 4 = : & Bde sEx— “4 — oe mahi: ceil a: te SE eager -—~ ah Sa Te a at ti — Se €20- —— EE ; FORD— Tourtnes: 1979 32. a: NO DEA! ERS ; aS > ‘ " : . tio : ss the — arena +4) . — ———— — Pe em na = ~~ ct ee — 4.9 _ > $7n si: fown. anether with brand- Ford Touringe. anes 13 "a weds “re nd ano " : rw an a M : . — - n ~ . w am : Mn e a . " aa ; - oa . 4° sn “s HOUSEN’ LD Seses aaTED a thorized = ee pee ey — eae Riccuisaisiinaie scl sitll cS hantes y- 92 . 933 0 * five. i ey GRAULPNER pe? § Locum. Open Thursday. ou —* &NDIRON ob : ™ 4 — ai ata ty > ° Smead ~y : ; ' x - M : r ' : . 3 od A eo £ A Dargain at $595: = mcertu condition; | JONSON _ ACTTO CO.._ 3687 —~@ _ ae ‘ — SS one , “t ey *. , 2. as oo 1 a; S u t at once, fully guaranteed vy our famous $25 s0@a. real owen : Yee ad : ; — on a ae : ~ om 3 ' ro ai . Weber Pledge Ce.. Authorized Fort Dealer 2318 W aeh- 4 " S ~ WEBER'S 80 with perf NASH %—Hesctiful seiag. simost new. 3. C. &.—Touring: spert. 4pamenger. one lat 2A «6fWT ITS. r ; a —_ Le ae! ‘ run 12. we) mies qu x sale . a? the mrwt attractive tote oT te «street AUTOMOBILES & ; oe . : le | Stites os GOOD FORD COU “p ES : a fault pS 14 3 -¢ ~ ~ “uns ike Swiss a ey a = good rubber. unurse: mec co anical condition. | § “hestn ug ev Pe Sere ee re neh gh ee, ane ae : 1 a eens Be eyvbek bgh p- -tye ep 65> gh See * py er ai Vatiiaiein : on — Pile at * et ay ra: to seiect frem i in Al onder: ~~ iy 7 ort hm | OB as. = >. | CARTWY-ARCHER. 4°59 N. Bucci. D8). ce tue SS Cheuteau ay ito Bane IT Lares oom | Soed tires: low orices ond cnay ‘arses. ane | ue SEDANS—Packard Single Six >| mmr_S620 (eS3x) Gartie: a icié oe oth ae — 9 At eer saen Or X : 5 and 7 assen rT: ist ; Bt Ds 'N—LSt2 ~ Sa sBenee 'eurtag i'n : a a > Pr. | : DA Si VENETTE a Tres wid in ache — n eee ‘ oD EX 6 6 c 0 AC H, . $39) Fi RD COL PES. | 1924 Pa P e . pe t condatt.on wo icense free. Flint | an sare, wil pay up to $50. ALL saiomotiles wanted, [000 tar Folks. here's the best buy that has i ae tiem ep a | feet In every way. Terms. 1644 Ate S2chanee. 7 Easton. | PARTS tor vs : ‘ise wheeis and + won Patines re , |S. Jefferson. ‘VFRLAND, 1824 eouring balloons. like | = ao at ‘RS Wid — Wn [pay Bighest onan ADL 4: ary ons — . new car : sO! [IDE CHEVROLET can- ‘ ar | ik 2: ~~ =? —— a ) ee -~ 150 4231 Wats a - ea : rane: fui cipment: RICKENBACKER — Seda. : =S1 Say Bes ioe Os PiOrest se o} SL a A oie * = i : 4 ~— PRRITURE wean nine lenis h@tels. oom. ~ = We P =Teckisg: thi = ne RR SS. — a — : Lo ki ! k i Ford mt CF ee we | " wobace St 2 ook! Loo aa PF . “a> forme F - ae a Na -*y 7", a sow rm -— am pels. COM . Tn ‘cased . 4... — yoo y ven Barns |' - al and Lafapecte Acie le J late model: ear looks lke’ WO > R ata SLE COOTER 3 case sas "RE Wig —Gi better — + Oacrivee Tour Lar ar a Ove. ee sol ? ery new; perfect mechanical ~~ ‘ roam. Waten us slash prices. 1986 | OU* BAA a cme Phooe \. — aed Yes om bam of a DSON ‘ O AC ‘H $375 presente a ists Ford cuapa, ‘a.locen tings KL HS- sF H AY BR tion : _ : 7 9 — | — : | easare re, : Ogi : ; 8) . yor 4 coming Sor a bargain : : : ~ —a Jett ° | a and ax sedan; %ew lacquer 16 's J cad . ‘ crmes. Os Ww ANT FED BADE .¥ his one. nie om s ie. 3 3 Pliben: Acted : 107 ae _ a ral aay, sreeny | L644 - sel ersorn. Rone 2: Ta one Ue before you sali. 7. ee fae im eres, t ¢ (tend. overhauled ‘nm stem to s LiNL ELL [a0 . . Washington om 3 nella nn mor eaid at ance: oniy | . - -1-"tT oO “ “Atte ss WwW ANTED R Al L. y aWET*t —Cos ida Auto Repair. 3853 Fairview. | NEW BL ICKS OAKLANDS | SeiiNg our oner: amet Ss ee i lied Ges? cash YY L E. “ . Grand — Att FOS W ANTE ; vanced parting and ve dom : Thanksgiving Hup Coupe We par cash before you eel]. | SRACPNER wis Waa , a _ewty . nainend. GUARANTY MOTOR CO”. Saae Locum st. (1DSMUMILE—« concn | ies. he . Huber auui
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oo ane ; 4 AY. a eae Sor ag ge NOUENBEN 1 ioze ww NEEDS of many kinds DRAW PEOPLE TO THESE COLUMNS. What NEEDS can YOU SUPPLY?"€8 poe nigrarce 2 IL IE, S + = & vy» i $e ROOMS ak ai. ROOMS FOR RENT—West ROOMS FOR RENT—West APARTMENTS FOR RENT N. E. Corner D elmar at Union 4 Spray, a vt amare Ty te ne a a fe alee atari sath igen: Hite tae wx on Sy DPA sty stare hs Swit bree. aS i ee E aa. 23 S.—First apartment nor:h: VERNON, 5452 —Sieeping or light house- ————~—— ceeceneitinatiahe an . ceoaineicieie mania RENGTON_ pores or housekeeping rooms. keepi ‘4 Touring Cars For le SSS man egy bs at. bain: Foommal SWC 1608 06—3 nice Secaak copie: BO18s. prea lis ule aseen wee) | Apartments For Lease ts SPORT TOURING Moon souple. party. 4 _conveniences: phone. garage. 812,50. (e12) WASHINGTON, ny Og house- i 5916 Kingsbury; 4 rooms, san | New Fireproof Keystone Apartmen , Arc 1aMo . Sale : mished complete, | EUCLID. 2 N. (Apartment A)—Very at- eee ae neo pee See: cc ||| Banter All apartments outeide view. Large, light, comfortable room beauty ; ; good tires andal 7 hoe wr jaroge:'$0°50 weeks pe eee a et home; no "rooms: pontionnen Parkview SOroat | ee ee Low cet guarantee. Terms ¢ “ig ws Amal deposi. will assure you of Xmas delivery! Trade in your a cen a-wantercas meth JULIAN, 5604—Apt A, light nme. venient: Penmonahis a es fo4) Ain 2808. Z00 N.S. objection to children. =s_2, CORN Whee R ECO, iF ae Te fide 4% Auto’ slog present musical instrument as part first payment. ARSENAL. 3149A—Pieasant front _ hail emia warow— ~5068A—2 -2 rooms on a WASHINGTON, 4005——Front, warm house- North ed ee 5 $70: ea FRANCISC US REALTY “CO. , room: private; gentleman. LAclede 5921.| “ond floor fronf, with * itchenette Ci bet Watee. Sam. $7 we: Ne oe am, MARGARETTA, 4222A—-4 rooms, bath t coma. airy: full-sised rooms ; mood con: “a: a 7 ape — T e 2 ARSENAL. 1319—Three connecting house- | housekeeping: adults. et Bann a. Sweet "Licker -RAdo6d Used! f, ° 4 ‘ p A. S AIR IK PIANO CO sie 4 : _— range: electric: $8: iE TaiNG OT 501 53 front “thous eke) “| het ASHING 1 ‘ iN. 3am) : Warm, homeli ke heat, - garage, $55. _ COlfax 30183. (c83) ation; ORNET. 4 ZEIBIG. _MAin 3560. (07 te 76) 8ST. “Z baths, expostires, be 4 é : Bs ; - NE fn basgseps - 6 : =i sunny ‘TOOMS ; new. “(e3) THANKSG IVING SPECIAL 1018 Olive St. BENTON, 2832 —Firsi on ee m conidia aa ee ne a 5) Socterinces Ree- ) 110 oo nerettes —sS — ; fat: gas: electric. ) | aCommodation: reasonable 7 ao hield wi — sy Pa ics) _ SON. 4448—First or 2d Toor, 4 “ sel wipes. motometer. ballogg BROADWAY, 2218 S—Neatly furnished | KINGSHIGHWAY, 920 N.—Sleeping rooms: WASHINGTON, 4286 — Newly furnis ad South Acoms and sun parlor; newly decorated ; 80 ov SAR ab Pa “_ CE Nig 38 aged oO SR ay SE PET OAT RI RTS RLie LN a A ET: UO NOEL. BRE IY TD NL GES LER RS 7 P . : he age ele) ge hegre eas AO) A eo a eet ae ae ee) sr Te en ar pai ate Rae aghusl Ran aN OT NE ed “ut a Pe) DPN: BI Le Say RENO hb Pape cien 626 N. TNION, 5 rooms, ROOM AND BOAR Sounl tric. ; : 7) KINGSHIGHWAY. 919A N.—Housekeeping | heat. a Soe th, was AMONT. one 1a c De uple £0 share CALIFORNIA, 2528A—Sleeping room for| _foom:; steam heat: reasonable. (C8) | WASHINGTON, 4253—Superior rooms: janitor service: x a eesion, CALMER._INC.._817 Chestnut _st.______ | 1130 HODIAMONT. . . - ee YEBER'S. 1817 Locust, comer iz % RINGS—Fine selection to choose ~ {J S ] C A L modern cotag : conveniences; refer- stle "nats (ce + Le ; ence. Riverside 2050J. 12) gentieman. ‘ LACLEDE, 4450—Room, kitchen; § sieeping and housekeeping; hot water| __ (83) | MAPLE. 5512-—-6 rooms. ant floor. host bath, heat, janitor service. 66 90 a 2 6 (cS) { ; _ guaranteed perfect condition; | ae ROOMS WITH BO l keeping: bath. e! i trade in your old car; —_ ARD—South | room. light housekeeping; gas, bath, elec-| nice, warm 2) | housekeeping and sleeping rooms: steam | _ conce Se : long t ( ARSENAL. 4500—First floor, 6 rooms, 6 it J. ALTHEIMER, WHLZAMS & + Ae Nl 8 . ~ TOUR Nash, $295; 1924 Hupmobile, $29 (c ne 8; 1924 Studebaker. ‘$265. 192 ‘, RUS 3912—Fine room, ladies: pr-| CLEVELAND, 4252—Large, clean, warm;| others, $3.50 up: garage. DElmar 4258, |heat: water in rooms. (c6) " in janitor: reduced, FOrest ) $250 1924 Velie. $185: oat Reo, ia vate family. GRand 2853R. » next to bath; reasonable. GRand 1186R./_0 _(c12) | w ASHINGTON, 4144—Front sleeping ARSENAL, 4802—Ground ore LA a MAPLE, 4962—4-room oe See | $250: 1182? Studebaker special @ Sonn RUSSELL. 3054— FE Rroom gand board iter “ens ELAND, $856—Sleepi. g room; two| LACLEDE. 4347—First floor: sleeping | Toom; twin beds; steam heat; cou-| janitor service. Owner, 3021 “Connecti: | Janitor or phone ne Laclede 4147 tenis Convent Garden >: all guaranteed;’ prigm 7 c12) nite or couple employed. 4c) ’ » reduced Jower than costs: terms 4 SIMPSON PL., 1743— leat LEVELAND, 3849—Clean room. near | - (cl2) | WASHINGTON, 415@—Large housekeep- | ¢ t Buildi rooms and #un- ‘ . GRAUPNER. 3418 Locust. Open Thuredsalie z: your favorite. instrument; 20] home cooking. Victor aa am, no homelike; reasonable. GRand | LACLEDE, 43 50—Housekeeping or sleep-| ing rooms: nicely furnished: 2 nousekeen- CLEVELAND. 4048—Modern; very desira- BF. # p cowry Gh water and heat, Corner Pershing and Taylor LOOK! : : 22 N. Grand. (¢70) SPRING, 1651 §.—Apartinent B: room Brash ing rooms in modern home Lindell 07 13) | food heat; near cars and busses: adults. | pigncg “Meonable: heat. janitor service fur- | janitor supplied: open. (c80) NEW—READY FOR OCCUPANCY : . alan EVELAND. 4220A — Furnished room, cc (co) NINA PL., 6841—Apartment; 6 rooms, Single rooms, large and small efficiency — oq lady CL | ee TASHINGTON. 38920 — New ‘ly furnished GRAND. 5516 S.—6-reom efficiency. 2d ose Bs, ale Rs rine eondition. ; (cS) | apartments: service includes refrigeration. and young employed. LAURE! rtne mat and Organs For Sale GRand c12) | , conveniet.ces ; private family. GRand } +, 401—-Nice front room; all fon- | lg : Heow teu aaa ‘ —— 14. (ce) | sleeping rooms, “steam heat, continuous | Riverside. 61214 nt; low rent; aa NINA PL.. 5833—First floor west; 6 | light and gas: Fation, DEImat 86 " AUTOS ALMOST FREE eee (12) | Sea. (e80) | veniences.” Parkview 12 / . © Dib ils, ‘ab- , © aT > te ths ntie $10.00 DOWN. | ag eg BOS city. West COMPTON. 1915 S—Two furnished front | LINDELL. 402714-—Running water, steam | employe a eo | eee m, sui parlor; all newly decorated. grey for, resarceti RE iN Tih. grid while they ¥ ‘ , patch. (c65) connecting housekeeping rooms, ss ; eat A begs; 33 each. _ 3) | WATERMAN, 0007—_Nice steam -heated , }ORAND, 2005 84 rooms. dressing wists ge Parkview 1ovs. ° 1246 AMHER .) ? : . > > + > 4 PENG. sy Yh see Eva ee, > avice h iam @ ~ , ‘ ‘ ‘ o odre wa BS x Be ¢ naton Manuola; §838-note| BAYARD, 753A—Newly furnished front Saag nal gn ~— ee PR Rasta OP mee Bre ote aes a a PS te OE) Ra AS vant ET ee es yer gee Pear aeL TWO RIC UES eerie erate ety 297 i | modern case design;/ room, twin beds, couple or ladies : ' i : evrolet. Hup. 850 Oakland, Si ite new: plain > on jal; 20 rolls and | ployed: breakfast. FOrest 0121. (e2) arate; rensonadie: phone, bath. neal. aa LINDELL, 4317—First floor east: ad- | WATERMAN, 004 for this v Oe ins thot h to match; about one- : — | CONNECTICUT, 3657—beautiful room ern conveniences. == (HBX) | , | LEM otter seo ca tee ee YA — vf ovina price; oniy $189.50; 3S mas Sa Pace age ae. furnished front gents or couple employed. LAciede 7-94 | LINDELL. 3914—Front room. rate | ©“ Uple empsoyed; private famiiy. FOrest | heat and janitor service; will decorate; | OLIVE. preey Some . -room efficiency: | Sma xn Ay = evenings. @ i: lian Co.. 100% Olive st. __ ployed; breakfast. Foret 01 aoe pot _____(c8) | family; all conveniences; reasonable. (80) \ J661M (cS) | reasonable rent to responsible tenant. also 3 rooms, 5-room efficiency; furnished BRAND- NE EW APAR TM ENT TS Trucks For Sale Se TF pio —Manogauy case. Just the BOARD = Lt. NE. nn EE Gini (c53xs tinfurnished - rileges: reason- OO | large, full-size rooms rge sunroom an Ss 59 NN, M-dern comfortable ’ furnished; kitchen privileges; reason-| WESTMINSTER PL., 4228—Front room large open front porch; rent $77.50. very reasonable, Cali COlfax 3499 _ oe oe oe latest model. 4 months old: bargain i ¢ B quick sale. South Sid SOAp MEMSERGRAND — Beautiful mabogany| room: girls. FOrest $801 W. (cl2) | FOLSOM. 3620A—Large front room. sieep- | able “¢) | one or two employed. 3) ‘TO ’ ‘ 4i—4 room Grand. Always « open. @ Chevrolet. ee; 00d a6 new; wells new for conaed CAB. NNE, 5020—Board for lady, (3 | in . or housekeeping GRand 04733, (cl2)| LINDELL. 4328A -—— Neatly fusushed | WES1 MINSTER R. 4528 -- Light hous keep OFTO TIBIJENS, 428 Chestnut. PERSHING, hg r s. dressing clos- oe ge ngage gold for $15, which is balance} Hogamont car. oF , ' rooms; 1 n ond 4 was louse kee p- McREE, 3676—4 rooms, sun parlor with| et: 2 Mua bots: tasnect. FEDERAL—Lightning express truck, if @ account. Terms of $10 monthly | “7 TANN 90 1— GEY ER, 270!1—Furnished room: electric. MR meme ; steam heat, continuous hot water. | ing room ‘floo Pe Ses C80) | “in-a-dor bed; first floor: rent $75. FL 7 CORN ELE R. F. "CO. WN. rd - C E. 5901—Furnished room: — bath; housekeeping. sleeping; downstairs. vate home WESTMINSTER. 4211—First weat. te HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. E. CO., | PERSHING. 5620 —- 4 rooms, third floor 560 ADELAIDE (6700 Say new. W ox wd Auto Repair Co. i Oh Ses board; private. 39414 § —Furnisied tra nt room: DRAW—Nice | ag ee GRAND. 241A 8.—Furnisied front Tel?) LINDELL, 43284—Nicely furnished room, | furn ighed, steam heat, Tunning hot water. Seventh and Chestnut sts. (c8) south, fears Forest Park; have dressing south of Delmar)—¢ Pay H oT aren aoe L MAN PIANO CO.. (ic5) | CABANNE, 85515—Large f¢ t ; odern: al] convenience fcl?) steam heat, continuous hot water: pri Stake truck. 2 weeks old: sade 101 O 5 I o— e front room with} modern; all e S. . Rags — PT! | WESTMINSTER PL... 3816—Room fo 4 “y fice. Ifaving city. —-Orest 5590) (iis ary VERDI-GRAND—3} Oy | abl fi 2 or 3 employed people; reason-| GRAVOIS. 2011——Furnished a vate home. (CO53x) | or 2 business people only. a (82) p ononw Bhs (car M ne ge gS ig “neg Foy. Col RNW LL RE, CO., 111 Nath, _includii FORD—1924> panel body: light delive » good as new; specially priced at able; first floor apartment. room ; reasonable; furnished room for | McPHERSON, 4609—Large front room; WESTMINSIER Pi... 3968 — & Sisaping HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R, co PLYMOUTH 5887—High-ciass — ap: electric $150. _ 4711 Natural Bridge (MB convenient terms can b arranged. CABANNE. 6309—Large front room, for| ventieman. Victor 3515. (12) | twin beds: one single: $3.50. (c8) | room; beat, bath; for local employed men. of 701 Chestnut st. : 9 ment, 5 rooms: $80. CAbany assay 336 DE MUN | FOR D—-1926 dump truck: Rucksteel ax AN PIANO COM? NY, 2 or 3, $7 week; good meals; steam leat. HARTFORD, 4351-—Housekeeping sulle,| Mcl'HERSON,. 4027—Room with kitchen-| __. a i ; (3) PORTIS. 3111 — 4- : a — (c83) bury and De M Cash. térme. 4711 Natural Bridge. 1101 OLIVE STRE «. (c80) (cl12)| modern, first floor. PRospect 0148. ette. sink. range. steam heat: $8.59. (6) | WEST PINE. 4218—Rooms. kitchen, $7:| heat. janitor service: “newly decorated: PLYMOUTH, 5864—First or third floor; efficienc to sustaining CATES, 5803-—Lovely room for 1 or «: |'HUMPHREY. 3642—Beautiful, large front McPHERSON, 4169—1Ist floor. ~housekeep- | others Pea _DEimar 4258. (c8) | immediate possession; steam heated ga- 4 ne and sun parlor; newly dec- seegbcluding « os electric, Murphy heat. ) Vv: ic) rated; FORD—19%5 ume tru ‘fk $295. § oe 0 AWAY Grand: full. +g just. | iik steam heat: all convenience breakfast ] PR t aC: 35.1 in 2d fi l i ( -argain. , itura Bridge : Pie acseabiy action; jus e lew; ' ces. reakias room; garage optional. Ospect « g roms, a eb bs , ry “ps R 4 Fa i —_ : 2 a Pa 7“ wy ne ne re ote tepragean: ~ , Pp ony i i ae Oe er we my ‘ sis a meer se Palit ge ng TTD ay IER ERIE eretee een nameire aah elrneld © tent ~ je et ey my en £0 gnome oie eet FORD—Truck. Apply Wardrobe Clean ; eolian Co., 1004] Meatly furnis ——n small payments. | POR = — ______ \G 7 trade for radio eet. 6329 eos gg _ Room and ‘board: ts oe ot BI eth aeer TT} 3) | “large front - ene furnish enn heap for permanent people; $5 up: (43) Murphy. be de: inspect; low i6 N—1ist fi th, 5 roforns D—I-ton truc ate model: this t 299. ‘ = > AYETT : O—Furn ) r e fro ro on reasonable. (Cc eniences a (3.3) . } ~ INION. 13 ——ASt T2008 “Ror > ta ‘ se 20 is in perfect condition. South Side Ch ans Ad + yt very woe. pithy ‘tamily etyie, Lindel ae nome light housekeeping; modern: furnace atay | MCPHERSON, 4f2 OFT: nt 100m, hot wa- ee 9 i dite eopemn == | F. J. CORNWELL R. _E. “CO. ii N. ith. “aaa sun parlor. KOTSREAN, MAin pies. 3 Pome. pant or inenection. 94 “for reoet. BB45 S. _Grand. Always open. cane: y Tito for $3Q0 : terms BTZE 502 sncei 1. (cd) mS ter heat; waragee. D-Imar 3086M. (eXO) | ROOMS iN SUB RR South | . a. a leben aaa board: te- | phone. | > ing rooms, th heat. CAbany 6915J : 8, Walt 596! oms 5 ee : P A meer offer refused. A +95 he Hh gg led Sen genes tired of o MICHIGAN, 6817—Beautifully ge ean McPHERSON, 4 s030-—Comporsable single | ROOMS—Will share 1 my 6- wing serge John’ Grether & cS fat le Bi | : OF i RICK EE 82 Chestnut st. _ EUCLID TERRACE ORD—Truck. Il-ton: overhauled: ¢ if ms : a . rnished sultes or singles; | 1 and 2 roem apartment; light house- ~ . reliable le, 22 l — = . ’ —New.. bemuti: | ||| TS "antoed has starter and new_ body: 59 NO—Berautiful vertical grand, cheap. wonderful food: 2 blocks Forest Park. keeping; bath, telephone: heated. Mc PHE RSON, 4205-—2 large strictly mod: | ofense rd Welwter es age oo eaten “Hi ay INGTON. 6000 weat= for and APARTMEN aa: Ree Starter and new body: am we fell, 24 floor west ji os a =6) | MISSISSIPPI. 1600—Nice. large rooms ern_housekeeping rooms: $9: garage. ' SOUTH. 7216—3 warm furnished 1 rooms. THE ADLON | one month's rent free. if token ! 785 N. Euclid. Beautifal, open. | Sund ay and evenings. (¢ NO sens upricht piano and bench, | GOODFELLOW, 775-—A A: Warto yd | for housekeeping ; all conveniences. (ch) | McPilERSON, 4521—Rooms in apartment; hot water; reason able: gentlemen. Hija = tenant. Call MAin 12 i apartments, 4 and 6 rooms; n truck.’ lacauer desk and chair, email table.| room: board for 2. C ry oot 4748R. 1c80) | OR Tae ; - rooms: |.second floor north; private. DEimar 1729 t ts ¢ s.| ||| decorated; nicely v' EGON, 182 2 housekeeping rooms: i; City Limits car. _ (c33x) | NGTON. 5 97 —8 Seaatifa rooms. |||/ decorated: ‘nice “7 ‘ 9 || 3438 RU SSELL BL. be eae third floors: decorated; won-/|||| reasonable. See janitor or call FOR D—Ton truck. with new solid o press body: $235. several others to sal tables, floor lamps. ere are ylang, JULIAN, Sdo5u---Large front room: gentle- | ‘good hot and cold water: clean. } 5956. (Codx) WOODLAND. 7527 (Maplewood) — from. Guaran nteed: eas fern mn [ Marwortb Apariment. 4515 lary as mien or Coupie; reasonable. 38°7M. e: (¢) |MePHERSON, 4612—Compiletely furnished | rooms, nicely furnished: light housekeep- OPPOSITE RESERVOIR PARK | derful: conveniently located. ee DUBINSKY REALTY Co. JOHNSON AUTO C C03 3667 “Olive, $12 KINGSBURY. 5xx—Room. board; lo vely | PENNSYLVANIA, -$§212—2 rooms ~ end | second fioor housekeeping rooms; steam | ing; running water; near car; bus; adults.| | Offering every type and kind of ac- ||| WATERMAN. 6010—Apartment, 4 rooms, Ht 504 Wainwright Bldg. | heat. (3) 12) | commodation, equipped with automatic ||| larre hall; open porch; garage: $80. ae T chs: a se B. m- d ; ~ ? } MAP 51 dt large t nne cti ig oO , : . ; : , ° ; > é 1) N. > 4 i ot 9. AY iD N | S Se ee i ee ee wate y “ shed - « i dq Pape yet Oe Yee t erllarids i ines az) : 7 ee EU tae Tee et > HES er et RENE Da Se iw ed : POSE ge, OMY ree Se ee TiS-ueeeve © - + wapenetltins. CO OIA ht 8 Qe eran e 4 ~ Deenats ate vee ~~ ; r pees Ot het Ma 2 ee Se ee ee ee ee ee ds 7. — mn , ah wee Bre . ~ ree me 7 ~~ - A ; AT re Renin by, , A ENA AIP ae ol agpaiinaatsy baiteaesi eee no hme —e - “ a ee odes pina > Al condition : license free. Me ight house- Exchange. 4867 Easton. Always op Bot Adi? Post: 2, 3 KINGSHIGHWAY. 1013 N.—Laree ro | ROOMS : front connecting. “ keeping rooms: ” git ik, range. (ce) ‘¢ at? . PS - Nt + | keeping. Riverside 6642J. (cd) € and shower baths, incinerators, Loraine || Rea tments. - - a . Z — esles aad —_ od sorese cirarees: ¥Vith bvuard. $9. OO es or 2. c6) | | “keeping. — Rls poe ey =a — Road: MAPLE. 4048 — Ne atly furnished room: ROOMS FOR RENT-COLORED gaa ranges, all-steel built-in kitchen | third floor apartm FORD— Coal truck; wom ahaa a bneiriae Pr cin. es; cash or (057 \ LACLEDE, 4302A—2 iarge frou Sireping lady employed. LAclede 1013. (e12) | Private amy pil conveniences, 28, {Oy} COMPTON. 194A 5S.—Two unfurnished equipment, Murphy beds: gas furnished. | WEST PINE. 4386 —S5 desirable Tq $50 $52 50 $60 $62 50 D ‘L. BAKEWELL Ee one block from Forest et 8 2315 socust. TER. os - IR patna . widow; 4 antee. Mendenhall, 2315 I CGO: eRBMATER PANO 58-note, gene “4 McMILLAN. 4803—Room, board. ($7 v week; | Room ied: oe ot wee 4, 1| keeping: twin beds: steam heat: hot | EN RIGHT, 4230— Furnished room, $5. $0: _two baths. Rents $80 and up. Man- - | DEI 5°6J. (c&) ||| ager oh premises, | ..” wae 55. ah. efficiency, tile bath ce 7 evenings. ; bench and rolls: cost new $700: Jamily style couking. DEimar 3987J. (ed1) | 99068M. _(c12) | Water. DElmar 6870R (co) | private home. Imar 452 “aE ’ west: | WASHINGTON. 2951—1 unfurnished ‘Foon, tl M. H. RODEMYER & — Beautit far * rooms, | frigerator, gas stove; donee Ah bs J hot FOR D—Ton truck. with or without ee for $110, and arrange terms to res Sk = 8 |. — - ; concession. DUBINSKY REALTY. sain * a 5 > " ’ . . - } b, 4 —— oO ne i : 4 Auto © Co. ARIS Delmar (a ODUCING piano. baby grand: Welte- family style cooking. DEimar i989J. ic} | ROOM — Single; all conveniences; ~ quiet | MARYLAND. 4348—Front room, running | ROOMMATES WANTED 2757. a5 Tink __ GLIC = Realtors, 822 Chestnut st. TEL CATHEDRAL AP agent there all d ORD—Light delivery. — 1925; ‘closed om: sell chea 3 s. mpton. | McPHERSON, 4U071—xKoom and board, a | home, with couple; bus, car line. GRand| water, for couple or S@ptiemen; o*her | _ -/! CTR rete = ig all reanirements: x & a Soa a "e83) home cooking. family style. 6) 4394R. = feo 7d) | room; ~ pata hot water "Barage. PR ROOMMATE Wtd.-—Room_ and board for ey = Four rooms; newly decorated through: teed: many others to a ey from. - $1000 PLAYER-PIANO. $385. MAPLE, 56xx —- CAvnany 119.W. For il | ROOMS—Laree, furnished housekeeping | M&F 4603 a _c80) younz lady emploved. GRand 6740J,(c7) a Uh, ' : Ope. VROOMAN. 796 Arcade Bldg 4400 LINDELL venient terms. Omen Sub SAT “Oli 4 (cl lart style, walnut case, benc or 2: no other boarders. (c53x) | rooms: water; modern. Owner, LAciede MINERV. Ls 5094—3 rooms. completely fur-} ROOMMATE Wtd—Nice cozy room in. . 508 ide ‘ Eight desirable rooms, oun parior, deep- JOHNSON AUTO CO.. 3667 Ole. 16 th. Less than one year old. Will MAPLE, 5020A—Room for 1 or 2 em- | 3074. _nished. near school; children welcome. | lovely apartment, for _ business lady: |) 5 xg , MAin 937 i; i. —— | ing porch, 3 baths. ga GRAHAM- Lr E—T ruck : perfect, work, ems of 10 mo nly ployed; hot-water heat: private famil ' ROOMS— Beautifull: y furnished, in private | MINERVA, vl26—Two housekeeping, mink. | breakfast if wanted. FOrest 7497M. — (c) "a C/ s 1 WESTGATE AV, 0) and sleeping eD ARD L. BA sacrifice. 615 > Spruce GA ‘ pre. sey "Forest $1497. eid} | | home: prefer fine business men: splendid fas range: pri ivate. FOre! St o226R.( (¢12 RY mS MA y > Ww td. ne bos ix Man; reason- - », . a> rooms, §& Pp _ GArfie at a. 58. 11 LEP CBLIC—1 4, -ton truck: small do (c35x) | MARYLAND. Owens roor car service: steam heat: S. Grand. PRos- | MINERVA. 6018—Single or double: well-| ble: twin beds; homelike Forest oren | Na A ey or trade for Ford coupe. } Machines ‘ne Sale double, with = et mes $7.5 ms. “ainele pect 1407. (c57x) | heated; fine home; $5. FOrest 2522. el 8817W. Ps es SN ik BSE (c3) INGER KLEIN REALTY CO., 104 N. 8t -~. ir t tw - i wage wage ’ a TTT 3 wr : = —_———-—. | MARYLAND, 43546—Warm re excel-| RUSSELL. 2744A—Well-heat 4d furnished | MINERVA, 5047—Warm connecting room : TRUCKS 57 Chevrolets, abo. fack, i OLETTE—Victor, new. $50. 3916) lent meals; 2 gentlemen or couple em-| room; al! Patan 2 wie egy, Vletor 4188J.157) | adjoining bath: everything furn: shea fc 4 ROOMS WANTED 2. 3. 4.5 AND 6 ROOM EFFICIENCY. ‘i 720 Pn og dl finished: | |} 608 KINGSLAND foal truck. _LAciede 0 ee LAcie’e 1961. (c) | ployed. (cl2) | RUSSELL. 3624\—wNice front room; gen- MINERVA, 5094 — Large hall roe “yy . APARTMENTS ; rd tlogr north: weet 6600 West on Delmar ROOM W td. t\d.—Larse tro ont ~ bedroem ( 80) mS E. ROOMAN, 796 Arcade ber Four-room efficiency, wervice 9333. | housekeeping: care . or child | | food heat. GRand 01¢4.___(c80) FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED cludes heat, hot water, gas aod electric GRAPH E,tigon: laboratory mee. MINERVA, §002—Room and board for 2/ tleman; ail conveniences. GRand good heat; Indiana “Trucks * >» 9 De Mun. (c8) or 3: home cooking: cars, bus one block; (cl®) aay. $6, 187 PERSHING | current, and automatic refrigeration apartment on -.-—-T SED-—— of . ata Hanon 8086. in perfect oe modern, _ r (3) VINCENT. 2936—Neatlv furnished | MINERVA . 5033—2 Rousekeening r rooms | } 2 ANTED 1! 919 S. GRAN in ae" ° G HAY l4:ton;: good. shan ce PAGE, 5144—Large arene r a “ t yme for ifght housekeeping. (c | geht, clean: reasonable; southern exDe: . r oon sleepin arate anager DODGE GRAHAM 119: : re oom. suitable | front rx ROOMS AND BOARD > Ww FINEST LOCATION IN THE CITY, SINGERLKLEIN Hrleeping meh ond E's third floor. on G-M-C 2%4-ton chasals. Pence for 2: home cooking (c) | GHENANDOAH. 2998A—2 front nouse-| sure. satire ln 3 REPUBL 1c i Me -ton, 420 gallon tank. OAL, PAGE, 4713—Nice. warm room: | afte o> alenneied rooms: phone. (c) | NEWSTEAD, 519 N.—Clean housekeeping | ROOM AND BOARD Wid. |.—By PY bay | mad Opposite ag soir er ae : GArfielad 0034. G Arfield 6035, M. KRODEMYER & CO body. COKE AND WOOD _ home cooking: $8 week. | | SIBNANDOAH, 3632 — Furnished houee- | t0om: one employed: $5: conveniehces. | pyOPRREUMM, oT pispatch. » rivete tan | aeetiten aad reaping les. wales. Laces 5752 WESTMINSTER PL. 109 N. Sth. MAin 4124 “a a +8) or a Se ee S| “Keepin and_sleening rooms : remo OAKLAND, spy mow ora i AND anh Ww td —Mother em- lobb: y. lounge and = — gg at part. | ren r t $55. esta ate enssdcaen naagte ~R) : ee a room adult uite oun convenient l@ cars. (Cc ‘ i ecorated. e ae {c FOrest _3489R (c3) 0 unly . _\ daughter, wishes ly furnished and SINGER. KLEIN REALTY CO., 104 N. 3 SHENANDOAH. 3123A—Neatly furnished ond tn @-pearold OPEN LUMP COAL—-1 ton, $6.25: 4 toms, | RAYMOND. 6004—Beautiful. bright, airy | housekeeping rooms; very reasonable; con- | ULIVE, “4005-—3 @nnecting Houseketpiig Me gee g = th in pri ate family; south. | ments ~~ the last word in elegance and field 6035" bath; excellent __GArtield 0034. s Ar ie - 7 . DElmar 2775. (c8) rooms, with or without | convenien INDI ANA TRU falc BRANCH and O87) tox clean screen Jump ; Modern home; garage. Lee: 3x} - ~ a“ * sierenare . tad a ~ “s ai we ee em « a , Wi “" nm ne - so! et og 3 | get ees > . - : : pan i a em z x eee ee ee tet ER e TT e mC eRe Se eT MO Le ae Reve 7 vied 4 ee ee ee ee es ee eee eo ee en eee ee . - - - oe —wo a , FRAP | ib aie Bo g | i | | | A inal Bs Vo Nemeth: tee ownre Be ny de or ll we ne 4 veniences. rooms, Freaso able. (ce) e Call _GAriield 605 (c) | “j ——.55-5-- —— |. 2 — “ ——— “3308 MAPL 1 AT_LINDBLL. 4 5 ' Sleep ais housekeeping ; | - | 4- ROOM EFFICIENCY, $82. 90 rooms, steam heat, janiior: beautifully | ||; North west SARAH A 4 4 -. ae c. 0, d. in load lota.ic80) | ROOMS WITH BOARD—Neat;: run ing rooms: private; garage. LAciede 7488. ~ fe HOTELS (clo! (cR0) | OLIVE, 4039—Lignt houseacepuig; 24 With Bath. Pullman Kitchen. Bed Closet seasion aly tim | apartments; 3 Miscellaneous (c2) | room; running wateg; excellent table. DEI- yell lay: l tes | aX - wi _house aaeee $6; sireping. $3, $4. OLIVE. 4232A—3-room suite; well fur-| $1 day: weekly rat: re | | 6245. (5 re | hed. arage (cB) | 711 Chestnut St. __§A2 3046. _ 5842 TO 5850 CABANNE AV. || new fixtures, new sinks; ren : rn kitchenette: $6: adults: private | J ) Has “dee table car’ “eit ap (cs) pita} iepatch, experience. Box Eso. | home. Victor 4167W. ico? | rooms: range. sink: bungalow. (cd) hotel. Phone DElms ar 0534. 5) Southwest} dressing closet, Murphy bed, etc DUBINSKY REALTY co. warm t or; M3 mM. 4 rs ae | T : $4.75: eee. $4.50: aut. “$4: load ARAH, 412 room. newly dec- {| nished steam- -heated front room: ark- | ing housekeeping rooms: range, sink. ;rate: European or American. (c8)"} se “Ph ei nd 2805 -. One a ” ioe SHENANDOAH, 2924—Beautiful. large One® E, . 3734 sande! + ti z M, $77.50 8 . steam peat.__isindel! FURNISHED HOTEL ROOM, . t by appointment; pos- | | . | Automobiles For Sale $B ¥5) vv; load lots: 50c extra tor | water; West End. CAbany 6742M. a __!¢ — a. i ions mame Ae ae ton. DElmar 0048, FOrest J129.|;ROOM AND BOARD—Attractive§ iront | SIDNEY. 1210 — Steam-heated rooms,/ floor front; sleeping rooms (c) | ALCAZAR HOTEL, “eon es oe Albert G. Blanke R. E. Co. CLAUDE E. VROOMAN, 796 Arcade Fre i ; . ub, shower bath MAin 0596. ST) ||) i hn tte ar painted and renovated thro DODGE All TOMOBILE 4 ' “On seenate lump, $5; white ash, | mar 624 SIMPSON PL., 1747 (S. Lafayette Park)— | _nils i 624) | Garege. Fi r e weight. LAelede 5320. | ROOM—Good home for convalescent: at | |'PAGb. 4107—2 + turnished housekeeping AVALON HOTEL—St. Louis’ finest “lal ~ 4 Living room, dining room. ere ‘| sonable. See janitor or call ance: a dependable car that will keep 3 Bur Post-Dispatch = be é ; of | Fort lump. 30 ogres G. | THIRTY-NINTH. 22644 S.—Nowly fur-| baGE, 4477—2 large furnished connect- “eenal ne Le dt. 3 k. vag, Cabaiibe ay, — ‘PLATE. . hae nary tbs. BH rare er ANDERSON- oss ~~ retin mete ten F TOWNSEND MC : ; dell 8766. City scales cht. (c8) | orated: home cook ng: modern conven- ? — 808 Chestnut. ~ , weikht. employed couples; $9.50 | —— LS - : 6701 OL IVE ST. RD. CABA ~ __(¢6) |CoBrmton passes: ploye HOTEL. 3711 WEST PINE —| *?: -- Toe UNIVERSITY SRIVE. 6649—Second floor | — ~~~ = ™ eal he, te Son len te en heed eae . " . a load lote: bOc extra for | ences: piano. c*~ | week. (5) | PAGE, 4480—Lovely housekvepiag yooms; | CASPER — Open evenings and Sunday. feo. Diem ; — ly furni I ; l ekly | | ) ar 0048. FOrest 3129. | UNION, 1342 N.—Room, neatly furn ished TRG 15—-: hor keepin heat. sieam) heat: running water. Rooms, $1 day and up: special we - ry ed west; 4 rooms and sun parlor; steam 2 | VIRGINIA, 1915—-2 aoe eeping. 52 ‘ retrige rator, lin noleum, gas waiet 4004W nant. jnnieee service: garage; opposite | | COMMODORE 8 ( ' 8) rivate home: meals if desired. (e12 + eo rates. JEfferson 82 e8) | inol $95, 5.00 S PE war, rs 5.C a .co) ne ae a ble | phone: adults; Russell b C38) GE. 4952—Neatly furnished room: quict | me ci uoTre!— 2 —— : lrent reduced: concessions. Unive | eee tsi 0: superior quality, BON. 5670 awe aus coum am VARRELMAN, 560 Tao Secikeeninn Kk. ' ‘Quist IDEAL | HOTEL 2800 Locust; | Tanning 683) | Wee eC RSON.STOCKE-BUERMANN, | ease nary gel an . 4 . 7 , . ‘ > oe a f rs 4 e ” . © “ . —ee ee er Oe Ages acer Series. cages . Aaah district, $6. per =e oth ers pum at Ee : 500 Gravois. Rlveraide | _tarnil 40872 housekeeping? Tange alik. water baths: $1 a day: 34 a | [ sian Oe Chaeee Buick roadsters, exceptional — Bas cos), witn any $6 and $7 meals, 2 employed: $8.5 2’ employed; $8.50 each. "(c53x) « 59. | Skinker and 1 ~e h S10 mt up, (c80) | GODWIN REALTY CO., 5243 De Imar, (eit Ww oO 822 3416 U J “tt ee ae aye ge showers, $695: Nash roadster. $375. ra —_ ortable front room. Meals. gentle- BuoY LE. 367—Be -autiful furnished ; “room: ' ROOM—1 win beds: . @ 2xcell ent heat: private with —--y an: at é E N TR ry Too oa 4 apartments ce re at 27. nion. | See “ nonut 2302, or ater. $150: Hup roadster, $145: 19 5 ' “ , mp, 96. 7a; a iper on. ( c5) privaie family; bre akfast optional; ty family; reaso! ial ie. FOrest 2169W. ot (ce) I ALM ER HOT EL left: gas, electric, heat and se efery- CHOIC E. APART MENTS . $60 ) 109 N. Sth. EMYER poeester. $195; terms or trade; in JE) RSON 4038. . 16. \c8)| a EaT PIN. 4418—Room end board. injerences. DElmar 3376J. (12 ROOM—In apartment; suitable for two: Jefferson av.. at Washington, opposite | ice: furnished: $55 and $60; facing Forest Beautiful 2d floor; living room hitchen iL. —— $200 down. You old a taken J TL ne $5. TRSON exclusive neigtrborhood; furnishings oer) FURD. 1600 — Furnished rooms; we private. PArkview 1329W. —s(c80) | the Coliseum: just opened; mew through- Park. Keys at barber shop. _{¢) | and dining combination: dressing | COAT SOC RENEE 2 over SH00n ~~ aa cus venings. ’ : : $5.50. a furnace. everything of the best. DEl]mar 2a) Sonveniences; respectable people. ck | ROOM—Sleeping; tor 2 employed; break- | out ‘special weekly rates. $6 and up, tea? | gee 415—Third north 7 roomsa,|Murphy bed, tile bath, French d ——————————————— 025 N. Grand ee event : ump, e ae * CABANNE, ggg ster A300: “private fast if wanted. FOrest S5S807R. (c) | private bath, $10 and up. , the, 2 Sareges; $165. simon ~ phen porch ; nee pot and pe ny vod NETHERBY. HALL APARTMENTS, ain ; “bath: nice home. FOrest_ stn ROOM—lin West End apartment; suitable epvcenwelisgicntsapbsmpepinmmncdiguts 1 Sees See cae Cumueme ° aee | 4540 LINDELL ROOMS FOR sag or hoe CATES. 5572—Front housekeeping rooms, for 2 enneyes «= ame li: e: $7 per Ki idan Hotei | 4 ¥ AY TON. ~ BRO0U- Facing Forest | by $7 Kingsbury. ser anitor._ . " SE 1 Desirable suite. 10 reoma. 3 : t LOCUST. 2634—Sleeping or “raggs — cL) kitchen. with sink: $10. —_ (c8) | week. CAbany 6701\ (cts) uc Ing oniv 2 efficiency aparuments left; $51 M ARN > Al ART MENTS i} garage: jn perfect condition also garage. JEfferson 971 CATES. 6136—Kither 1 or 2 bedrooms; SCORE Lovee with “youne people, in Newly decorated roome and suites with | and Sal): cas. electric. beat and wrt 5528 PERSHING EDVARD L. BA LL. E) i I 3 “‘furmiahed 8:3) . gg ~~ . : GArtield 5 So. i8 N. 7th. aay: ROOM—Nicely furnished, a iclalag Ty kitchen: range, water. FOrest 1323W. good home, apartment. DE]mar 05 oO. a6} a low aa $853 month gest, airiest | servic ro . - = = _steam- Seated @ apartment. PArkview 5213.) 0000 (c80) iam st 7 And many other serviceable care eae: Nice, large front room, | nished or unfurnished. JBffers thereon’ 4028, steam feat; small room, $2.50; every vane. coe © ¥ ou F. J. CORNWELL &. E. CO.'111 N. 7th.) Clara Opposite Kingsbury PI. LEN RY R. WELSELS Co. ; nings ‘4 ey Drivate family; garage. oh ' The food will please and sat vied y ~ . J Vs low prices. Open evenings. 4 J (ec) North eonvenience. 2S Cee ee DFimar 710 e572) | ENRIGHT. 5226-6 renee. $70; sti. Four desirable rooms and sun parior Housekeeping roome, | DELMAR. 3805—Furnished room; rut heat: vacant: egalte, fi gad, _ei | with ~ es 4 PROADWAY, 4833 N—1 or 2 furnished | ~————————___._. -__________ se? | 4 - - ne 1126. DELMAR. 4032-—Comfortable housekeep | a ns, hardwood floore. heat and Janitor: U sed Car Exchange, : rooms, all conveniences Olfax (c80) | ine rooms: water: range: $6 up: re- HOUSES, FLATS. | | Bae seen god con Lok now vacant. | a, Apulia Building , GArfield 1S saints taemal onda Locuat, Corner Garr and jaun- NTH D8 a ‘ spectable. . ' SS er *~ cenelaeeemellaeetttal Same Ye gt om KR Rg No Business ETC. HAMILTON, 12026 roome: reasonable: | Beautiful effieiency aparimente; | living || = | ge pg at ape ‘|GRANI. 1701 N.—2 cozy connecting lignt 2S wr ~ €eRO} heat. ianitor. OBlmar 3414 &) | room. breakfast a kitchene tte, dressing | | Accessories, Parts—For ‘ ‘ so70M. gone Rd ne rooms. (080) ENRIGHT. 6897 —Front hc" “jeekeet ing Need Suffer | KINGSBU RY, AY: 13 aK Tugplahed? “" mameger “on prewaiaen’ bis . | ar | heat: fine location: $85, CAbany O6641W. | 1 nia” oe unfurnished very reasonabl — ~ — en ne ne ae U fe Ay PARTS for 100 populas core. . cone 2A GRAND, ed N. oP rom; everything furnished; $5. (c53x) | } Rn) GHERTY BR. CO 1 8 9th a ) v t home: a a oo ’ ct | : | — =r E. CO., Bodies "For Sale , ¥p — || ,foom au “hs Furnished room pong LR ae, For want of skilled help-—if AGENTS’ RENT LISTS _. . KINGSBURY. 6615—5 beautiful rooms. pou , nea | We will have a beautiful Auto Bodies ry — and room for 2| posite park. Also garaxe. COlfax 0208W. | gCRiaHT Bigs Cheerful front rooms: | Post-Dispatch Want Ads are jj .p [sHUCHART REALTY CO. ia Chestnat| GEORGIAN COURT —||_—smaemificeut” building” This ¢l2) ‘deal 1 home; $5, (¢12) used to inform unemployed Aug oust c. Be -CHETC i€ f jsae = (CRO) | KINGSBURY B , apartment contains 3 | and BODILbS—-Ford: coupe. a Ouive, Ee Oo i Fern (ce 5 hot water: ide: : 4, omy ee ee PP, | °31—Room NEWSTEAD, 3514A N—3 rooms, tur | ENiiGiT, _4%U7—Housekecping: re workers where their services ] ( TAG *L BEDE, 4367—6 ro roomie. nee heat. | whens $60 and $65; heat, hot water. gas | every attribute of | Reg ty 0. newly decor electric current and ‘jocal sone private home The A 3: and boa BODY BARGAINE— aways, dae r | : PRos ect t O19, hiture complete: new: leaving on well furnished. 3d floor: ne 235.50) ~ body: wit Kc 20W. ic35) 5 - flectrie, a - turniahe ben — - FRR algo single. Bareview 4 iw sein Call Mz Lif } 1111 E. sieam-heated STOKES, each. ele O50¢.. second | ites ~~. © . BH. RODEMYER fines drummer. uy Te" couples: hese roc ms: “Shag = we cs nice locates... (el) - private family. (80) FLATS. apartmen aa, COmmREEIE. NST res] ridge, _ ~556; 2s qmeiammegne fi M Front: hes x net-raess beet: EN AIGHT ys oe 2 unfurnished rooms: = 3676 st e.: ‘$7 RWALTY. iL “Avanti will deco re; PERSHING APARTMENTS HUDSON BROUGHAN— nase = ~% Lindell 462 rena) | t. gas, electricity. furnished. (5) ar a u i waar ies 5386 Pershing. 2 full-size beds. . 3 yen hea ? j ill «i ( m CA : fr 5831 Easton. on BY with beard, private family: for ST. $, 3220A—Sleeping rooms: steam | ey pigHT eye gpa reomne: ee ... 66 00| Fer Anh BOO (Dem ar Garden) —Four. FINEST LOCATION IN. CITY Tires For Sale © 0) 4 aa (3) | “conveniences: for gentlemen; reasonable | 4961 Spalding: _— rooms: heat ane. jepiier $66. TIRES—Giighiiy used. by Pollee = By rrtioges tea UReees , (c12) with kitchenette. for nousek | ti jan 7 and of and third - oe | LIT. i r. =H oer eo ~ H. 3017 N.—Room: newly heat: range ; hikes Mem EUCLID, 778 N-—One nice clean rege — AULCURL C Bethe pie A. 0. ‘ease | 680) rooms; room ‘ : y ; &.
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LOCHMOELLER. 919 Chestrc*. bain 5 1 ished. SINGER KLEIN REALTY £0. 104 X. sen | A>. rfield 0034 Artieid one 2A . MAin electric | conaition: 12 °14—_Large Z-reom fiat with water am gas and rent SiS per mon GO DST EEN Scatry 2036. co EUGENE FIELD 4339 OLIVE ST. Rent only $50: heat. bot water. gas and electric current furnished. Man- = | ager on premises. DElmar 0845, or bath. cH “HOUTEA cc. | MAin 2036. S19 Chestnut | HICKORY OTTO TIETIENS. $-room flat rent only 2794—Waree ~ gas and water GOI UDSTEIN REALTY co. it. MAin 4797.( 1220-—Second ? floor. 4 Treoms. *) electric: me ‘a M. B. RODEMYER & C0., hi 108 N. Sih St. MAin 4124. | —_— sf : electri ter. oe. go and 4 rooms, bat £24, launé ary hot and cold , APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED | Runge, OLIVE. 2618—7 rooms: bath Key Mrs reut reasonabie. *61 TA. (ar) $15 Central \RUTGDR. 2636 wil A e ectric: ——§ rooms: repair. GArfield waa 6. sE3° MORs AK, 3434—Lee Apartments; Block | RUTGER new. 3°09-—4 reorms, electric, (e532) rent = $24. Theater: very attractive . g@very convenience. ‘cBu} | i Bape" “ed - | RUTGER. 30094—4 rooms. electric: ly papered: rent $24. new - LAclede 4823. (ci 1 SIXTH. $18 IS27A 5 s—3 rooms. gas. electric: Garfield 8456__ icl2 vista. will ficen- | 70—F 3-Toom ee ok Apply cle N. Broadway. (c8) KE tn, eee: | 5 SAriela 0564. -ANE & FRANKE 1008 Chestnut. South oe | ae YURNISHED APARTMENT—2 roome. pri- COMdit bath. hed ; v fey gas. eeictric furnis aD adults. Utah. southeast corner 13th. * sg Tvwe W EERKS’ F REE RENT. Hickory: 3 rooms. electric: A nm 4 EAN 722 ae, North ee HOTEL ROOMS. $77 G. BLANKE &. _E. CO,, Til Chestaut. rye > = » ADELAIDE. BENTO ond fleor O’Falion hardwood 50633 fc83 } Lrpposite garage. Colfax 1479A. on rooms; heat. iarze >i-Waier ato? (2d floor '}—4 large rooms. on — ti farce rooms. sec- electric. gas. $20: third rooms, S13: will decorate. West ®.rgom furnished efficiency, (oR \ ; BROAL L ARA 627 a 4225A N.—3 rooms. WAY $20. zt Owner. 4226 N. CAbany 6549. DELMAR. 6358 ‘Trvoli)}—Elegant ae rnished. unfurnished view 4816 DELMAR. a — Beautiful rooms; adults: %-roo's PArk- if furnished Ri j}— sc.3° pice rooms: » 4 1 FOUNTAIN. 4851—J3 rooms and heat: couvemicnces: reasonabie PWRNISHED APARTMENT—Beautiful ist floor. 6 reo 2 rooms: heat. jan- fix- j -T7) e,ectric reoms. ‘tor PArkriee 1190 e3) et RNISHED APARTMENT—3 beautiful! rooms: gas. Water. linens. DElmar 4019W FURNISHED AP. \RTMENTS—r3.J 1441—o $4» rooms ‘ompileteiy furnished. and § rooms. i: suburbde, or direct car line, at $55 a S73. pes th: immediate possession. WEb- ster . IE — RINGSBURY., 6024—Newly decorated 2- roems furnished ficiency: Murphy bed linens. dishes. silver. ‘CAbany | Abany S275. ‘ ¢ ) 3 rw) a ahs 4 = NK \MPER a DOD IER. ms. 5780—4 beautiful reoms. idea! locati jen: liv- | ~" Dik bed. —. set. close 6 R. 3 208 A—Beautiia con ren icnuces port b of rvcnhis. 35598—Furnishec hat waeter rea =onabdie rirst floor. . nished: complete! varu earar - Pea Open GEO. L - 1 Ww ainw right Ridg Nk wertrEAP. 15 & —— PINE: TRAC TIVE 4-ROm EFT HARDWOOD bene. \EW FURNITURE: NEWLY DEC OR ATED Furnished apartmenis heat: het water. $10. $12 fc®) 371>—2 and 3 roema, steam beat to S14 week —- Li "ABAL Hive 3748 — S. eR TT GRAND _eieciric, ‘REER ; $a GO IE. Ta 0 4 ~~ LEXINGT lincas. oes silwer. ss oa TAYLOR. 23. 5 , sbartinent “Phx irarhed- S85. WALTON. 51e % pro Saag —- rate - ‘reem aparturent. furnished complcte: Sw wo: 3 reemea. 2 beds. $ 5. ie) —— IN 4051 b- lo—J Py! vax = or ey ; spec apartinent TESTIS NSTER 4894—2 room apartment: steam hea hot water. — el?! 1, ES TMINS TER. 4655—Newly furnished * pooere, S35 » $65. fe) | rooms 5345 _ Br : t bat} oat ‘widaire 2 furnished S reer. * hed«. SPECIAL $123 Westminster: 4-reom ‘urmished fer = couples: cas, at: S18 « Ri ; J ENRC | a oe 4r~ HOTEL ON —— BL... Senate ON UNTON BL.. AT PERSHING AY new . Mest cemplete apartments % eleven rooms. ‘ r CCUpA hc AMBASSADOR I~ ESTMENT co n Konlar. ident (ctS this 9 R O-« 7844 ‘PERSHING APARTMENTS STANERY EPSTEIN S386 Pershing: newly furnished. al! out wide reoms, 6reem efficiency. consisting of —s reem, sunroem, dining room. kitch- beds. tile bathreom with shower rmigat be seen to be appreciat aa: Olive University car: complete for housekeeping; with or witheut linens. silver. igh beau- i fully and er furnished: epposite erest Park FOres: 1204 Yr. Ww DIESTEL HORST R. CO 5477_Delmar $0 WASHINGTON AT GRAND NEWLY FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ATronne Wists | th concealed wr “Bukchenet te wh been entirely refurnished lmens: renta! $85. i I iow la ‘eer slite which furnished at a renta! of those eeeking e.eganee corm fort ihe AL reenne wiii ? MAM AS rer PPT: : The Wilmar Ap: artment Hotel 445 De Baliviere Av. Beautifully mente, single hotel rooms. buffet apart iia, compile! ted and ready for occupancy. furnished er unfurnished 4 new and ee apartment hotel in the City Louis. The Ranelagh Apartment Hotel S707 McPherson Av. ef fimency Bt initio whet furnished efficiency apart jet rT R sxLT. emrpert te ¥ EXT BURD kitchen POreet Se CRS SS Up rte mere RA. : HOUSAM REAL COMPANY 312 INTERNATION aL LIFS > 270 ‘ a's | Clinte cd $ oA Citnte 517 a 7, Arte hy ih a De! (At TTS 3 is ~ '; FY rest mode BURD ences “OMERY newly decorated SE. +: 1 at. 4 | . . er * = overt 46. 39.4 — New MENTO ectr reoids db: ach hovd We ‘SOLS. MENTO. 42°°9¥8—3 good neighber SIND. aaa > Toome Linde.) =« aie! ne ene LAaX"H Mc El. LER. 4°54 sail a L1RE 3810 AS a ag Powis .> Rent Reduced to SU 13th 3 large rooms. in Al - satay >t ee : . NION EASTO NX TRL "ST n. POrest_ i wy cba ‘meiece. | Horthwest Bt MH BL RNS “. uN SS -26—4 me a el Ts - 2 bedrooms. — _—- = = co.. t. Bio. 2. CICRC? . sieeping porch CONST, 416 33°56 New flat. 3 - harmiweomd Toor ile —_ REALTY AND Caer 418 B+ fun ; ruace [soo Sor 4 ros mr rh Cae? He cee m=" ~ weg | S rooms and kit chenette- , re tile ath ets ren 7 : Ay! exe AND CONST co... é22 341 Unten. _modern t * lining mom and — A\LTY — m ONST. Co.. G nion. Se? i “month s ent oe + arg* oe "Ooms . ~ gaa, electric : « =, @ $5 END. sie © hath. : FLATS FOR RENT OPE TARES Rooke AND BATH “Incleding peck, will Saracen. { eee! 3 REE Th r aA? RI —Lewer 4 rooms. anand perch; garage. CAbany 4251R. HIGHL 7. Sees so rooms, - $40. Giaefield S19 Chestnnt. MAin 4797. wu. L. HECK MANN & co., 3909—Large 5-room_flat in| HIGHLAND. excelient condition; rent ony $49 month: bas furnace. electric. gas and very convenien! hihy GOLDSTEIN REALTY CO. |... 2036. =i19 “hestru MAin a 79 KOSSUTH, 4280 roums. iarnace, eoal, telephone adaits. hed, strict- | (cB) Ww —.5 garage: Murpiyr =1194—Modern: new: rooms. carace: open MAFFIT1 5346A—4 rooms. bath. f mace: rent $40. MARGARETTA. 4222A—4 rooms. heat. garage 55. COfax 3018] MARCI S, 1515A—5 $37 50 col Yitax rooms rn ® to 3 mode ae de ad te a lA. $30 , or poume M Ai n O39: “" rooms. cas. el S617 acults 77—3 On oe : o>: : ~ ts. ~ See These New Flats ror LL LIKE ‘EM—JUST COMPLETED. an | : 3 ’ RATES. OAK Ay: FLOORS. FRUIT CELLAR. ETC. GARAGE: RENT REASONABLE. OPEN. MATIN 4258-50 oA MbERt rhl ' t: Bo BRINKOP. LA LEDE 301 4! +" + 3 r ¢? a3 . ai BOTANIC | iL. —3116—NicE ‘$36: 4 ROOMS. BATH. ELECTRIC. wT ee. 47 142 w a lt)¢ CONDITION; icl?) New. “modern. S- nest for news lv i._AC veue 847 m efimency, ! Tena reasonab!+ st.: Ss rowms, water. & Arfield | 8342 > : Sih B15 AE ao as LSI@A *. Merctric EL aNe Ki nweh 4 Le r ; ME! ERACI KE | 104 ~~ medern, lete GZS. $42 "e HRISTL AN _ bal NKOP _t LAC LFDE 3 magne neat fet. 3} (Oo Missiseipri « —¢ roems bath. ‘ar. ’ John A. Metse!l > ae teat aciuits moorine Soden BR: ige S§857W HEN} LETTA. 3453—9 rooma bath. fur DOERFLI INGER. Vie ter ‘OROS —2d floor. ona bie. Ineuire 3317. MICH Hl GAN 355. > Pe narch modarr = 45° Mic HiGAN or, anartment-fat wag Ljl0A—3 rooms; gas. elec 2 PRoanect 1440 (ed) mans RI 38404—3 rooms, bath, elec tric. $32. CHRISIAN BRINKOP RK. E. CO.. LAclede 5046. (c53x) el=c- rovums. enc! carsee if wanted 3 rooms; Dew med- furnace fess o> SS asad — MYTSSOTRI. 12224—3 rooms, bath. tric pd 30. 1226 “Mi ssouri. 6 S4u ALF. E LOCH MOELLER 919 Chstrut MONTANA. 367 6A—New bath. furmmece floors - yng A. 3: 33 A—o rooms. bath. electric. Oak ‘ . 4 Poors. om IICess. Of - 3 7 win hot-water ‘eg ready how ¥ 2a. 2 PEST AT OZZL. “9 18—+4 LARGE. LKGAT ROOMS. $30: BATH. ELECTRIC. (34) 3165A—2 roo ms —_— ail Ty: RTTS Hit NANDOAR. st decorated. $ i “orn-Dixer., ~~ .* he~tnet. SHEN ANDO AH flat and ba: h DET, SHENANDOAH. 43: wt ire. 4 room 7 (sAr. +893. ieee at, ee SS Deed SID SEY _eiect mec ir a DNEY_ 12134—i 3. DOERFLIN SOT LARD. 10 DOERFL TE. x TH 1504 LOCHMOELLEI zie . 1525.1 5 2 ig. ss. i@ sma. pth anc Geyer’. rainy KiGdTH. 43U1 §. ‘rictly modern. $45. Riverside Teteh * : bi WEBS} KO v1 SRE LN * BRAND NEW > RE AL Re JOMS—$40 : ut! east corner have near nsisting of aréwo rod flax . CCe pt) onan iene Ca "10n me if mes. rm rep resen Laiive See 2 EPSTE] STAN! MaAm 435 To Modern. cell Flats. $40.00 efficiency. $40 readr Jan 1 40 +“ : 40 4 rooms: 4-r Or +r Bancroft Ariinmgton «de '43 43 4007 om effici- room effimencr 4 4-reom efficien- —- ~ -s 6-reom effictency —.— ™, 4 rooms, Mur- __ Bhr. porch $5584" Mo tran fore : 5 rooms 2027 ee 5 rooms, porc new 57 Above are open for Inspecon and further particuiare phene MAin 4384. call at 904 Chestnut. st. Southwest ARSENAL furnace: gcarace bardwoed : #025M a c ENTRAL 1909—Upetairs flat. 6 rooms. | F foors. AMHERST PL... | BLACKSTONE. free * 919 6322,—Three rooms: bath | WEST PARK. 5914—Cottage. bath and electric. theid av. WINONA, room effictency: $472. West rooms. sun parior 5 hardwood floors: eee 5 i a ’ 4217 A—-Northampton. 50. ‘c8 ALAMO. 7144 — steam heat: nn i oan ae rooms, bath. furn J. EB KAIME 4 “BRO R. EL DE MENIL BLDG 119 WN. ARCO. 44°54—3 rooms, electric, $35. 1037 $. Taylor m 65” KOTS i §378A—i rooms heat , far. ewner 6380 Delmar or pb one Mc Michael-Overhoff. e12) BL. 30—4 : rooms bath. oad newly decorated; open. , GRACE 100 N. 8th (cRU ) 4-room steam janitor REALTY ic} $50 2a fleor.. with ~DWIN CO., e768) | +h Pat. mm + wee 3 ron ms. “bath. electric: $22 . q425A_4 roomma, new Vy a rent S35 CO.. 722 Chestrst electric : elagtric. e57) } -T) ‘ pet i— 3 rooms, . 3 rooms. : MAin 1186 EAS 4—5 rooms, Bath MARTIN OLIAN. 1010 Olive. MAin = G rooms; e53xz 6H rooms, bath WILLIAMS & Chestnut st. 4512A- 1 A——Secor 9134 mbers K OTSRE AN ‘ ; =O ba ren! FLEER "RE ALTY - m3 COlifax 3425. dec erated. j-room ca IDLOX, baton a oe, | rer a 50 Maacheste- - "181 ~Modern 5b and Co, wee 4 rooms. Murph. TY odern new *“ > . . i ie & ana het and cold we- se: open. "Doe Arcade Bldg (od rooms. , igat gars TROOMAN S.—5 elegant rocme >11SA—6 beautiful rooma. nt mederate 4715A5-reern " ~~ int novel. artist Le sirable : mode ; CAbany il. 40 roumgs. uewWw. $80 rn > Ligni é Ai ni. #65 sae Teasc Dae uM cPHERSON 4/15 A—7 recuced iarge o nm po ha th : - reoms. bath. erectric Heasonable “Abany S5SSIW rm} all conrTedti- reaeonia Die | roums very 5-reem et!- oo71wT 27—Singie fat. Garage. Hiland MITCHELL. Sou lent Su {ss ale. “3c Jette: ~sO0T, cy ‘BERRY T os. beth BRRACE 4703—4 , sch neud hewo.. street car ai ¥ VE, 413 LA er | reome. bath, goo ‘ond. tion “easonable. IVE. 4213—5-rce ate mn good order: $ KE ANSE & FRANK E PAGE. 52004 rooms. flat. | bath. T=. irmace ou 1008 Chestnut a nh. Sas, electric. 3319 ‘el? Pian heme Ast 3 rooms. x - bach. Teasonadie | c83) "orat a $45. =? cima sibticedineamine _ . “ rooms. TYle- SUBURBAN. 14% —$ rooms. strictly : we ball new ly decora'ed rent inaqt uw E t tae SUR RBAN ‘lie th. hot t “BU _8B- ‘Bl "2NS MAin 43°7 TALMADGE. e264-915—A4t 4145 teau 3; nice rooms. baths. now S28. rT) a (}- VA TANDEVENTER, - 148464 N—j5 rooms. _siect batt. open JEMersen 8827. v TANDEV ENTER i4lo-i5a N.—3 rooms, bath, electric: decorated: adultea. $78.50. Pe 4x) N. 5453 and 5451A—Flate. 6 and 7 _Toome; steam beat . jaNiter service. | cox) . ER NON. 47t3aa—5 “ors. electric bath. furnace beat: $45 Heys at 47°96 Vernon (eB? 7 ——4 room. furnace. bath. | =~ = PINE. ——s arre. ‘azht reems, | a bi Cui mash ana A 4077 rom and caraae. DALTON. 3815—4 -oome. sun hot-waerer heat «epecta (noducement. DEVONSHIRE. a249—5 moma. sun “perch. near ecboo! and car, $45. (0) DEVON SHIRE. 22084 -10—3 large ~oomes. hard foers. brick gmentel. modern. RI eT) Isa s — heat. garage. steer te7) —Modern 5 ae paeMor _ 8S) wit : ‘bath. hot-water lower flat ~ ay —* ee hard- : wood Moors. bath i beautifully deeorsted. Cabany 80 WATERMAN NEAR CNION TN | _=— trail 3998. bath, | Qsnec._ omy 5003A—6 aaaee floor. three | | CURTIS PL. 6507—Everything modern, 4! | tile bath. Owner CAbany $406I. GRIMSHAW. GRand | | BARRETT , Bae i service, | ‘ ae nOU- \ FLATS POR RENT—West ae | ; anchester ser ieSo | FLATS FOR RENT. _Furnished | South —s sctan ae bath. Keys at 13) furnished rooms, house- - $8.50 weekly. | ‘Park. i ¥¥ pi 3 a age & rooma, See owner. $214 ae | Riverside 3590. | PAG 3833A— rooms. continucus hot water: phone. “tent. gas and nent rooms, bath, isun-— furnished; $65. ‘c8) PID 3744—3 or 4 rooms, bai Tattersos 8843. $655. fe) heat. ete ee NEY—Find a Buyer Through These © Columns“ _ WEDNESDAY. BON: Vv EMBER 24 1938. y REAL EST TE FOR SALE | rece Sls foe. S25 case, | * Duoee Delmar 3115. ich; zs. Pe fault _ yrnent 2 the pot trust _ . Modern garage, 75 car capacity; glass front. In good order. Rent ‘lished stand. John Dockery & Some: ates : 1015 CHES Ideal location. a 2. peal es aie of Ms. Le yis. > ale the recorded Dias 28 af TNUT ST. ed DWELLINGS FOR RENT | rooms. 6114 (Pine room: bungalow and garage: $55. Parkview 1968. Pine Lawn )—Six- all modern: Central LA SALLE. 3541—Brick cottage. garage $30: open. inside ‘ft ) 722 Pnsetemt. North MIvLANL. 12136 (mear 700 gg Pe ern Foam b beat; owner sider eee. "WM. sTECK. PENNSYLVANIA. 1331—4 rooms, ru. $40: 6840 — nck tae’ +t. WEST wou pene eS ee ane ans medern: 7 ye a residence: }gun verior. laces srounds: fully remt to suitable | ici? NGALOW FOR wd ag Fcc 2714—Residence. ¢ . 2913 — 9§8-room. may divide for 2 fami Ire. 508 Equitable. MAin 0944. (c83) bath, | ler 0439. | SALDWIN. $57.50: Ss. WH OLEMAN. ye garage. «cBO0) 2331—-room brick cottage: open. TYier 0439. ‘c80) cottage; $20. 919 Chestnut. 18S28—S-room cort $35: open. T MADISON, eleetric: $27.50 PRESCOTT. 5612—3-reom ALF. E. LOCHMOELLER. EMERSON. &)489—35 rooms and sum par- NE. 5017 ' EAT: RENT F. J CORNWELL BR HAMILTON. 530 sdern b rooms and attic. $45. COifax 2900J RENNERLY. 587285 reoms. tile hain. furnace garner PArkview 2712M. ‘c) LEDUC. 4803—5 rooms and kitchenette: furnace hesi; rent reasonabie. iced) MARCUS | tric: open. me J CALMER. ALTHEIMER WILLIAMS & INC.. SI7 Chestnut sf. BROADWAY 7118 8.—Moderm' ster: “nitahie any breinees: regsenabie. ‘ch3 EAS 27U07—6 rooms. bath. fu close to transportation LAclece 5263. {cBO) aL és. 24 th——D- POOR remdence . | Anpriv 2477 Ecoft \c52x) -—@ rooms. bath: eectric: ? tor 0884. ic5 bath, ELLENI modern GEYER oT SL "ease na di 2® Tem. as RFT LINGER. Vic SEBRASKA. pris—* rooms, nace DALY & cCARE BR. E. cCo.. Southwest a | beat. janiter service: 2908—6 rooms. bath and ma! |water: reasona bie. South ‘TENTH. 15352 S— 4 cars: $12. West APARTMENT 1! OR RENT— 5136 DELMAR BL. rooms, 2 bath hardwood Nocrs: references = tireh-clans oot open: “will cenditioan. ce.. 312 international Life Bidar. te and GArfield QT70 312 OFFICE—ioctors, Z or 3 large reoms; eentray located: near Grand. JEffersen 7058. ic) Central TEAL. 27623—Excelient near Jeffersen av: Dec. 13298. OTTO TIETJENS. 722 Chestaut st. WILL SHARE As Star Bidg.: extra weil pt - $15 57 WASHINGTON "3404 Rear. 1- proof bui’ding: 12x30. c-water | leaving ony: Cue | 5905 RENT 3 — . son, weather. 723 33 Wainwright ({cS7) | running | large store | WASH INGTON. 3330—Auto adie for any Dusipess. STOREROOM—aAn old estabiished used car 801 Chestnut . | Dart piace with show room and space for $30 cars. — om street car line ef tow reasonabie ren Box P-85. Post-Dispatch. : ia fc in central | s. of said / TO LET fault having t of 29 motes secured. yendue proper y dese rived im ; 4. ; iets =F |aanacns, STABLES— RENT im the es of St. CHEAP Va vac ANT. 2 eowth “as and treet Tithe @nar Bide LEE AND ‘ORA @et. all umorovements: wul price to Duucers. HAAKE. co PRICE REDUCED Sempre frame cottace tae! ¢ %S« et -4 COTTAGE—3 rooms, bath. electric. garage. $40. Inquire 7128 FYLER. s&36—New,. 4-rvem duplex bun- caiow rarace- $35 LAciete S@RT : FYLER. #§8603—5 rooms with 3!)-feat ir- ing room; Dmck mantel. furmace: new | hardwood floors: double garage, $65. R. J. HICKEL @21 Chestnut. (cm) KINGSHIGHWAY, 6415 s.—Cottage. 5 arse reoms. all cenvrenienres and gaz Tage BABAR KE. 8554 — Burgalow: 5 AT hath earace furnace: $40. (c53x) Se 4947—5-room brick cottave. mouern furnace : with rage: ~~ 4 Kingshighway and Gravois. GArfield 59 snr Beasts AUBERT. 1142—6 rooms: hot-water heat pen from 8 to 10 a. m.; $50. (cRO) LEDE. #433— Modern 10-roem resi- lence hot-water garage rood - transportation facilities. _ 2978. ( bungalow: cus. will sell with rent : W™M. STECK. 5843 Fasten MORGAN. 2545——-Modern 2-4 room spart- ments heat furnished: sre janitor (cl? 1530-—4 good rooms. gas. water. » 3s food moms. gas. water. ts Artieid G3o) iorR Forest. (a3) ; aE . 2 ' RINGSHICE WAT. pOW NTOW SN LOC ATION One floor of corner building. 272x115; perfect light. electric elevator. etc.: $45 Month: can lease: 208 Washington. GALT | Held 4956 S15 N. FOURTH Four floors: at a verr reas nabie ~ KAIME & BRO. BR E. 9-TOO m modern Mat abore. - : GIBSON REALTY co. MAin 35: 114 N. Tth. NINETEENTH AND EAST GRAND—Fi brand-new stores im distmct ust bieck from water tower district: rent very reaso ‘ MAin 2036. Lor in 43. — Store_and rent. G TAYLOR. 1904 N. good jlocation: low . watre WAY—i400 BENTON. ge for any Ousiness: rent reaeonshile. “Entrai . (23 Chestnut —" New store, ion. with big future; $55. 3c CHA EFFER REAL | N — (Cerner Lexingten ar active building: ren UN a 3400 “nien. MAin 1335 S18A N —Z rooms. $12.56 LOCHMOBLLER. “919 moe ag 7 ell reoms. electric 106 WN ALF. £ WASHINGTON, 2242 3 newir air peered JOST LLER R. E. co. jost '_ room 308. “2 3 ROOMS. BATH. 2107 Wainut: 22a aa floor: good JOST. Toom 308, 722 Chestnut. 2707 Sheridan. 3 reoms. tollet. gas. trie. water. GArfield £542. thon _— (es7*) | ¢?) FLATS, 1438-42 WN. Jefferson: large 3--eom 7 with bath. toilet and electric. water n good condition rent enig 927.50 aan $25 sae? months M Ain "97 #19 REAL Chestzut. 203e (e®57) 4 ROOMS—ON LY $30 Vaca tt = rc ;OMPTON LLZ0A COMMERCE REALT? for any business. ereticle | BOYLE. 452—Comer Olive. CHERUEK EE. ice living ro CHEROKEE. 2440— Will “Unease. rent. wonderful iecation fer shee rior or any business. 1957—Large sterstowm:. - ome. ieH7) ieee > mice show windows. TMETIENS. Chestauut st UNE MONTE RENT FREE Stere at 5219 Grervis: good | sfam ors. — ome «af the loveliest Lennie ©
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 ae WEDNESDAY. OV EMBE!: cia 1926. gREAL EST'TE FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE BUNGALOW gularly prints MORE F ARM offers than the THREE other St. Louis Newspap ers COMBINED!-@@ Posr JISEATCH. 20 ae: price $12 Too, SES aan. | Raplewood | For Salo oo AGES FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE, RESIDENCES FOR SALE | — 6 OLIVE ST. q a E—De! gult having been | CAMBRIDGE E. 3715—Modern 5-room brick. Northwest |— ov North South ~ West | A NEW BUNGALOW IN, 4 th C Vo.) ‘ of 3¢ notes s@/ 1 floor: lew price: small down payment executed by Ab ‘and ent ie igen town Dayment f 186 _MUsT SELL. BARGAIN DOUBLE. SHAWN 0 J , a : d .. #family flat. 4 rooms | 6? aia SHAWMUT PL. 1222—In Sf. Rose parish, th day o tly. | 1546) (e&0) North ] Kingshighway District | cach: one bath: also aingle flat. on alley: moder: = one 7 ae ra, oo fi room; 7 rooms and sunroom: nicely arranged; | - Metemar at | HOUSE—Modern 5-room double house, I a rm av.; 5-room brick bun-; erms. Make offe FR arcn SEB ASTIAN Re ator. pardwpod. 2 tile bath, built-in cases; -— | 3 . Quire 4873 Margaretta. 2. St. Louis. ’ ath. fur ’ ‘ HOTFELDER R. & B. CO. LAc! on us. (53K) | street made: $R° rnace; l-car garage; COlfax 3737 +404 Natural ‘Bridge. { (eS) | "> nn ae OT Y's artford st. KNICKMFYER-FI FL TER RLTY. 4, INV, St. apacity; steam heat: ~ a y of St. Louis. Mo.. [oe ieeionee a | i ? mame is Payment Of 1’) Matlieweod ot chit ne aoe | L. JOHN MORESI. ERE’S A BARGAIN! REALLY ALLY FT? FINE | 4 b : an weg ihe undersicne : ( ; init &-. IN ad SING 7rand 25. | Rent reasonable wi } ; ¢t of the leg: ee CO... 2666 | But ton ay, Hiland 19: o1e (c83) —COlfax 23153119 N. Grand, _ ‘55 SINGLE, HOT- WATER HEAT, $8500! 3220 Arsenal: 5 ro. com te GL. ES — ence — WEST PINE Sartre LEY aD a Ready for occupancy. New and most modern in every ; ; mb ’ i x “tt & Wei, iO ee « ower ‘ , : ahs gene ELreet. MF Tr > ic - iii : gure of f) 0 coc ee | seo BOOM BRICK, $7000 j this, bargain: large shed ir in rear can be 2536 Gali fornip: a 6 and sun parlors. ae a gt ag || way. Living room, sun room, kitchen, bath and two bed- . - m., at the St. Louis Real Normandy vou Bee ite tet enOw & bargain when | Weeds garage: rents for $90. og | sere § iwton: 3 and’6: che 4251 West Pine; 11 rooms, beautiful || rooms, all on the first floor. On the second floor is a won- nm. a ace. ro 1m 100. fait r} NC MA ee ereemeneres TT os ;, me A it! ~ Hot- water heat- dandy little | CENT! qe K 1010 Che sinut sA rfield 14° ; De? 4 wm Ine ot) . 5 and ; ~y ¢ | large reception hall, hot-water ogy 3 i .. , diy of St. Louis, Mo. sell | )R. [ ANDY BUNGALOW LARNER. or xarage TO CLOSE AN EST, ATE +o . 4 rooms: Grand-Dover Park | bathrooms. running ‘water in roo ga- | | derful finished big room 22x30 feet. Equipped with off ke scribed in said deed | tile bath. hardwood. fio rs, furt nace. brick | Ou | : 3 oa tote clevem {22}. | mani keases «| wueens AV » | with 4-famil 12 Dover: 4 rooms. Holly Hills. R. J. HICKEL, 621 Chestnut st. | rer y Ax Son _ gi to ). erventeen (17), | manicle, bookcases, Lcar garage; Ay. Bungalow , 4family frame in rear. «as, gueciric. 2696 8. 11th: 4 toome: real bargain. : ~— FOR atk see this new bungalow at 7057 Stamford avenue. hag + tee « Fe heed Miers i Be EE ; WONT ratte eeWe + + pO Ms yi >» a Rea. te AA ee ga tony He tm gnatairegtiees > Berry Nites aie py POW 25° EOy ae ip Fh reasonably priced: ptmeae will : : 5416 d-car garage; good investment. } Que 5-room a i »Y a } i 4 , ; MOUND CIT Y TRUST CO., ished attic: “tile bath. hot-w an unfin- KORTE, 110 IN. STH. a AIN 4°5R8- ~69. ' ~, SPH, . gooc Mxation The foNowing attractive residences. Wei. Ore ne -water heat, 1- | So nd finiel a attic. . on oe _ « | rs : : | pomen ie bnion and SE Hou. | car" garage: lot al'exi7e@." Senet wants| NOW—SINGLE 3-4 FLAT fa) Gricehand,oe manty ood Sup firmly, believe these homes vo be the best | Cyrus Crane Willmore Organization, Ine. ST y y ¥ P 4 : tere 9 * * “ . - . ory " " AA " we |g ck ; _ eee aa ’ NUT ST. : pours. | ng gue + | : JOHN , MORE | atin ee Deeks tik h; _ excellent Bane pinette: rooms: new. at-water heat, rice ems: # bedrooms, 2 baths: gh 7200 Delmar Av. CAbany 2493 garage for ° machines: good Over! SI, m. 427 ; oS Ee Re, P | and COlfax Onis. N. Grand bl. | building: good location, ‘Lee. Tell Mey 4a 5: a barrain. completely a rated: fixtures already in- | us wi lat terms you'd ike, but don’t fail to Si itherlan A ‘4 and & fine street ae Be Missouri, records. Each of said | a7 HELLY, G116—9 rooms. modern: lot | | wi ove - SUSINES ES§ ba | a grit orth . of Greer ay enue, | ,/* it. Ox1 TS. bio. k from car. ‘Charles F. NE W BUNG ALO W S : | Eiener Cnocnan.” "Sidenes is. 39. BO), oe 38 Pat — 1 eae a rv ag "3 boas me. large bath and | aa : : ‘ . _ 7 s « r . wT ' . at PO e ‘ | | . . | BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y } Elli 6916 Natural Bridge West ‘ Trustee. ‘ P |; OTiCK front porch and m ‘ hardwood floors, e Reasonable terms. Conerete reets: 2 . per, new SINGER-KLEIN ALTY oe. 104 Sm OOK 3434, page 416, in KBANE & FR RA NKE :. 1008 Chestnut. | ful features: come out i a aw | ANDE Doors, STUCKE. BUERMANN. SS —————— Southwest car lines, transporta rtation my take children 4 _ em root, pew sgeee Bid hers ria? en ee es ht % 43 ane 2° “Seale ti BE oA a te pi eres cy sitotns ' n . Ce ee ee a ee jae wndoun pe ord Re sa naib api te ee ee: saat shew ape rea) estate loans or loans thing of value. the same day. ap as ARN " AE: eee Ree a vege PS ° , *., 5 ey 5 s x ‘ ‘ - pad 2 Boo AA Payee IHN par ul - " es 50. Borrow ss Le - ANDERSON-ST roc CKE. BVERMAXNN. GOOD we viet as GArfield 0034. i ‘ ae cane ; . 2 0035. a the Recorder of Deede for j inspection. BUSH-BURNS 4527. | _ MAin 4594. S08 Chestnut. epgye me v~—Sell or lease; 5 rooms, | to and from schoc e Bidz STORE AND FLAT 20H f Si. a. “nel —_ deta ult _University City eet Int Riverside BORTR. (c80) | Drive out Wydo a: to Davis pl. En- John Grether & Co., 811 Int. Life. Bidg. «Se , made pi } ) general =: = ~~ ’ DET, 7 see aT) , *s rari Frwy "alt th : "L 6375 Delmar; good for any the undersigned will at APARTMENT SITBH—University City, in Northwest mr a ga hi —— dy Jittle Bungalow: 1 3 | a od ly m) sow ® intersection of North _ , of G 348. Post-Dianatch : |ALABAMA. 6225 ep : | TLOCAT IN GRAND BLT. 0c Saturday. De -. 15 1926, - weir _Oet- 2” bal sl (c57) br ck bungalow: rong — soci ae matt rooms : etri ve: mm: vce rm; garace: rents decor at! oe. Owner in Texas says se! at 63 fy} Locust. | - Frogi*t JACATION ON St. Louis ayv.: ; = —_ of Gg 0 clock a. ‘ } ’ — . avn, ult in tub j $240 Ww il cCUns r irs or bur raliow r once. PF ER- ACKER rR P r L listen Lo ol “ p! rograms over Station aah ped 913 N N. BARA ST, i 0 m.. the St. Louis Real Es- Webster Groves ears —. WF a+ ong SCT eSms, facets er residen ce a eee | field R908 : 2 cin aloe 6 KMOX Monday and Friday i —____ fio si bosis wy Bg = soe : ie 7 a4 ©. LAI Le ? — cash $25 a month. cae own ty. @F_On grounds (c8B3) LC. ; edest: al stan bui lt-in tub, tile bat throughout; hot-water heat ; newlr deco- South ~~~ ne TT: é BRE! 1119 Che hic ; of trust, to , Ali of lots Ww RITE af a ap ~ ‘Webs te r and our sales Presid OL1RP ¢ wher, Kiv- ~~ a x a o> iy bed te. Ari h, rated: in first-c las condition ap FOR RENT OR mac 3 enene {23 and twenty-four (24) list of ce $1500 to $50,000. tad . i] FOr appointment to inspect. vo NGT* ti , 432 30-5 >» al id ”», the te Ss balance i Ten t: open, or s 4084 WAL TER B. GOID™M AN. & BRO ami my 1225-27 &.— stores, 2 LASSE Weees tee (3) having an agerecate WEBST ER GROVES TRUST CO.” Azent NGALOW—Modern 6-room brick; priced | marble sinks, new garages; excellent con- | Walsh. MAin 17 ._ 722_ Chestnut fl DIO (60')} on the south : "(ORY = Ww for quick sale Owner tIverside “tion; terms. Call Lindell 3067 aN (c56x) = caee Socnw. FINE REALTY, 3936 TO 3946 ee ie). in Motor Heights, SHEE ancy Jani piste -—{£8) | genes nse aot maRU AU seat SLATTERY 37 VANDEVENTER PLACE [NINTH AND VICTOR—Store and Fiat: ren ; —JUSlt giance = HUMPHREY, 4008—§_ j a LiFUL BENGALOW DOU BLE. 9 2 b ‘ southwest corner: suitable for any Dusi- eon 6 lovely rooms, re- es rooms, baihs, stearn heat: lot 75x see REITZ. 72% Victoria Bide. ultabie , SUDCIVIsiION . P san WN or rr ice of the Recorder at it will be like. s07¢ is : CASES ; too large for owner, only reasc concitton. at through out: see City of St. Louis, Mis- | Orchard Bank Realty Co.. WEbster 1200. | Fey llin Ete 7 HO TFELDER R. & B. CO.. lg, ee rent wery reason- | i= - 2... rro back ail GArfield ba “¥ * ~ 4 of enid trust. | land O798 (c83) ee wan a7 bought right. | COlfax 3737 404 Natural Bridge. (c5) | a cael g_fc78) | yest E id Re dene e B | Steves and gy? a o aad _ Borrow $100. pay 4 O34 or Gj MePERETT DAV! "gp — Rengel- Weber, 3127 S. Grand. LAc. 9544 — — 3700 EVANS. aah Da ive si ence argain price $14,500; terms reason Yah! Fi Cc | ene WEBSTEK SNAP FOR SOMEBODY HUMPHREY, 4049—Price reduced, owner | 3 EXCELLENT SEW DOUBLE. — nei 8 flat building of 3 and 4 rooms; ne) 9-ronee dete LUPFEN ACKER, “Realtors. Gar. 8906. 5 ae ~ 4 s (ii. > oon at rs € “Trea -r¢ : " 1! ; modern : + of “ taxes. oe : reeider ire tis ric? 60 f* ¢ o | ae reeeeeetttemeee oe ennai | demand 38d shoe store: no ‘all Mages 7 + @i the legal holder of said district; $60 per foot. Box M-/ > pp —————_ COTE BRILLIANTE, 4954—4-family, 5 160: vacant and open for inepection: neste! = WArhick 634 0 apogee 1101 } Ww right ie ] ainwrigh textures; expensive hardware. light n@ fix “price very low flats; rents 6140 month $9500. 820 Chestnut. one shon amie tome in the Sav and wateh t Ss 4442-44 M ar UY , Of MIssSOUT!, ac- | 0 = = — ception hall, tile bath, steam he 4 Margaretia; 3 large rooms each; Aw ee ed : rad mar) + S° f a ie . t¥ — . Ae pons = eee. gece einen | JOS. L KOHN BI. 108 NOt ia, apn Dubie garace: side ar: LA: RG E NEW STORES _ ; North | tr oe erapes . n m Yagi — — at this today ; immediate possession ; ' ron lg ate TFEL, DE Mm oR . & 7 “a ee ee tamer ees mee ney 44° PAGE. —_ ita DOUGHERTY e * a oD. ,-* ail tO nebo i y DOWN. a ee On the northeast commer of os iE CHEAP Vac wT ; small cas paymen make your own terms. Holy Family parish. 'COlfax 3737. 404 Natura} Bridge. (eb) | igie flat: 3 rooms. bath, first floor: : ’ . ’ — electric: ly Sune —= wonderful a feet. also at- foot = on eouth OLD C RCH ARD BANE REALTY CO. DOERFL Ne as = 0895. R INV re ONT DOT BLE. furr re “ a 1 ." second an t? lird floor: i Leaving {* ity—Mus Wst Sell le 7 G &f ICK. Realtors. Re? Chestnut. *) fy 8 y--- LOANS a —-= we a y * a vet marcus and ' oO-2) argaretta: ‘Ooms each: ti i faces: ~P as Deen sa | ed. left for desirable tenants. a yi "4 Price. By 15. per toot e - 33} 6 #200 soul he one biock west of Grand: | well haa, cunuaat abies fixe Sig Se “KORN ER. reduce N. Oth. : 2054 V ermnon | Pe — -, 7 of 4. — >. “207 ‘Victoria Bidg., Frqued ie caee be atin at { Realtor, 206 Title Guar. Bide. | fac 3 ARE CUT} FOR WINTER. | “CHRISTIAN” . i > Ee | sees. steam heat; 4-car brick garage. | ane ar TIFt L SINGLE PLAT r -" beautiful ll-room residence with! rooms each: brick garage; @ first-clase in- WE savas — ee $006. es rineier corm ~. 2 © , } oe ual I ‘ ~ ° es ake oller OU av.: 6-5 va) pon larawood floor hroughout ;0t-W J ; jhae already been realized by such fie Northwest uy ni save money; ask for our list | 462 4 rand Laclede 3040-41 _(c100) j Hi ITE ELD ER > 2 S oO. | ne oe anes tne a hel ee heat, automatic thot een, | | vemos. I L. KOHNER, 108 N. 9th. | household furutture. "te as Walgreen Drug Co.. Piggiy Wieely a ris a LAci ede 3607 Hartt! - aot rd at. oem ~ Ae, baat edn ey f} ava, aaa 40 32. . oo, by Tit pa a Pts iv ee nts: Nos. — = 4 == GOTTAGE. 4592- 44 Dandy ony : A LARGESTORE FOR L Garfield 0034-003 BRICK BUNGALOW | *~ MARGAREPS PARISH—SACRIFICE 2Uiters. copper screens, 2-car garage; will ion; 5-6 room tht, bathe false | QJ : M — —icguan pet i csinigpeomne enn iss, (Eg. HN a ¢ 2 ) > . | . Ging to facrifice on §-reor ‘ trade puUnEAaiow. Owner on second! tri Pte ie 1 : See r and | . ie ene OPNi fuer » first-class restau LEE AND € OR A — 804 New port Avenue late roof, tile hath, colonnade, sunroom: | £100P “BC HBiRNS. a MAin 452 ‘JOHN S “BLAKE & BRaTeain. Se Beem OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL | Abr se Be eB: ee bate Tan | . Urtiish iarge, new 0 r sents i? [ modern ungalow : 5 ) arage: ; bat in - $7600: easy te ‘ ar * ar ro: me wil OOK, urp h ios AO Char ™ ; “ ' ~ ary io? rr : i é é on menis will be pleased’ #0 show you throu e or exchange, my Holly Hit TREMBL EY-WILSON | | PRospect 1 3 019. 8 _Gravois.(c83) | oak floors, furnace he hy fruit someied ted = $2400 — cued | choose tee Nines ~~ | Sts } kpatrick F oo “ Or Cali HOUS. ee OS ee omeew or flat. Box M- REAL ESTATE & LOANS CO. | Real Bungalow | Bargains sori “ae YN "eh Hn. _MAr N GS58-5s BALSON REALTY COMPANY, i ive out Wsdown bl. to Davis | | VACANT—-6400 | CASH—$40@ MONTHLY. 2. T MAIN 4: —— 58 19 _ permet bl (c8O) |) today or — or phor | Fe... Ag i armies double ol MONEY ge a call gy agli Sn Ny gp AO get oy SAO D LONGED AEG, ego yg ¥ sa i cht peey ; mere ante i Bs 44, gp ei OR os R20 HAOR A ct at te Nl fy: eNO raeeeeeterg ete Rae AE Ye neem atin res 0s Ce eee a spew Sey isey eee : 5 hoe ol Shad Mh ais sens " a be ’ hee - 2 we — nent > > — ° F ¢ + byl, oe ¢ Bd ht I MY Ate 6 AR Oy ee om os noite cr ae Aj Tite he ot en a Pith lng art ‘ Ste ie. « ~ - ee ee + ~ PP ITE ES TO Ya gealt ey 4 - a: ” 7 d 2 worry % th Sy re 4, dye PG ty, Md ater es ee ‘ apr . at * a " Lt tn hy r P ‘ ‘ r : . 4 n g 4 - e PON a CERNE Je OT Nl HNN he ARR LIN SRA mom EMI L Stl ai. 1s + ‘ \ 5. jinut at. 3Ar ve 5 Cc CAIVERS it Fecal ona 5 3417 Connecti a tannien : Res ger > "55 fe | OFxx Cates; a | dandy double of 4 reome and GArtiec ld 6340 4124 FI Cc UNIVERSITY HILLS Porch, hot-water ‘heat’ | | 3402 Connectic ss bert hat an be wold below cout: & Chace |gladscd'in aiceping ton hot puter neat | ee | 4 rune? sees an cama. |10: ob hits poe mane ee hri as Se _ PW et ‘ : DOUTN i ‘ r} buye! . iardwood floors: ea: artmentf re y wy rT. OC ; 6000. REAL ESTATE UNRESTRICTED LOT | 2 | ey 5 Dover. o roum, ultra -modern: E. A. BOK E RN, Fullerton Bide. GAr. 0108 «¢- with heat furnished: this fs very low | c gz 5 Ss MUEL “LIEB nt 722 Lo NS $6 TO $50. , ing, west of Midvak rd. (Webster P: ree jot, side driv ° I LC eas tess “aiachen & Ee ee ? untral 8500. SAMU as A diag Laie a 7am es eee oe fire tk ree Federer pl.. 6 rooms in Holly Hills. | BEAUTIFUL SINGLE FLAT condition shows a good return: flat in tne | tally A i ME FOR Y OU | Che 2 (c77*) |To any worthy man or woman, stesdily BDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN | || floors: lot 123x300; vacant. Bee "he at , rooms: very exclusive. 5026 N KING SHIGHWAY | vrice $23.500. °° nn Ip trade: | §233 WESTMINSTER || “MODERN SINGLE FLAT, $500 CASH loyed 4504 Realtors, SOS Chravaus. | ——— ime. > it Seelee dae ee “Cetler tei ge! . : WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 14°7 Beautiful 9 rooms, 3 baths. t || | 2738 Gamble; ¢ and 5 rooms, 2 bathe, onde! ST RATES EAS —. PLANS ESTIMA = .—— 464 W. Jackson (Sherwood For- | Spr “esha oo age ~ Be » i . 5 and g :: Ins ardwo d floors, sep- K, 4 nestnut. GArfleid (e57) A fully sautoneil dilliard ao - —-, | 2 furnaces. c es, electric: real build- TRICTLY CONFIDE ¢} : seal ties: anita te Gnas on. | s if, 2» rooms 4nd secon . rate 3am ‘ ae ear fo a 2 “ptlee. a ore , S wUEes . 4 if 600 " : oe new, hot-water heat; : Ne # le a Pore an BS ORIEN EL AO a SSAC aaah eecetiips ea Sina " a Seedihen Atma « cms 7" _ ee eee aos . Ugg street sands bith ‘es ¢ oe ee a Wee “32200: B+ modern brick. S45003MEGALOW—New, 4 rooms. bath and | nage" umpbrey. 7 room 4 buy d family : . $5700: 4- family. > onky $250 cash balance $25 ner Moved to New York: 411 Greeley: Or 1, ho yee gee Bee Ala __5US_Chestnut *O'G ; pe ee ee - — i LOOK AT 3409 MAKKET ST. VOU: stores. . residences: cet Dry ‘and imteres:. Cal! WAbash 3853 5 rooms and bath: hot-water heat; | | 4675 kin histher ar Pt x ye ¢ Ne ] ~ RESIDEN CE. $9900 : EDW ARD L. BAKEW ELL 8-4 room gsingie, baths. electric, base- | .3438 8. Grand. building icans. plans. Guarantee € morning or evenines (@53x) | garage attached: make offer. in floors. i : ew do uu] le EF lat: S 4480 Laclede av.: a well-built pretty | 118 N. 7th ment ; duubie arage bargain Bee ; home of @&8 rooms and bath: electric fix- | GArfield 5555 KOBTE, 110 4. STH. MAIN ane, LOANS OW REAL ESTA . w = . : - — — ; ‘ struction Co.. 700 Wainwricht Bide ; mLOW—New, 3 rooms. water. cae ’ See aye: ry 4 5 Lami ‘ cottage: buy it. 4892-94 Farlin: 4 families of 4 rooms | ture shades and f , i | . an i058 I , shade anc reliy ecrees: Slate | ra , — -— --- —— . — it : — or : : me ACANT—MOVE IN MONEY LOANED—$i00.000 on Us ok garages, COpT er screens . L. Ww EBER ei XN. 7th . (ed) as rene weg } U jal | 4 re it din alii e rae. * ren an rooms ; hot-water heat; hardwood floors: brick garage: Will sell on terms: price rooms, hardw: field T7758. s Bric} 9 ' — ” enn == : ot 40x] io: $50) down. balance | $5500 buys new 4-room oaeri 4% Lisette rooms: a bargain. ar screened sleening the a ¢ ; mt. Apply 240 W. Rippa (9900 § he 5 boa. just west of Webster; terms 1623 Touehborough. 4 roome: ~ I ne iat aatee te ee _ fro! . roof granitoid hasement. furnace, front | : ; VA ' - rooms: Jlarme wey ——. Eences. « hard- nd rear ray cue just astenee anc a bar- ¥ wort Lawton av.; 11 reoms. Dath. fie | §t. Louis reai —, at lowest ib—Aitractive ¢-room frame ra higan ine % — 7 j ‘ or ; at in rOOmMSE * huy : i “a ee e —— ti ¥ o4 Michican. ; Sng room brick residence hot-water | : V CRBLATT. 722 Chestnut. CAriiesd sails i ——e real estate = reasonabie. \ ‘ban box P-#01. Post- t-Dis. (eeO) | |} i || 1%4° Michiean. 4 rooms. hot-water heat. 808 Chestnut. it eee c53°) = HREE FINE SINGLES. on first floor and also in basement: NEW COTTAGE, 50 FEET ye second mortzgeges for any amount: rea- E 3 Apar vw 5 : Tt ’ pease . , ~t ‘ vs . Bia > r' ?. aper ts 1 tmel j Mur ‘dock atic St. neent. Ne 22 OFio . s : pes) Ac ~ ss a ES gg yge I ak J F © seen Ss Car garage right. For ecard of admission eall nace, white eink: only $4900: 30 roonth- Post- Dispetc h. ¢ ; fine flat: 5 ly. LIEBERT, room 408, 722 oa. SECOND ) DEEDS O ( 7°) sui trust. + 7 iad PEE |S ae | we nor at in bhathtn} arnt SURE aeeererene eee | | ee ee ’ baie | tena wlmwtn te - Hs. eeparate | gain t 73 : , “ use pe HN : REAL ESTATE CARDS = 1807 ‘coms: pick stean ants, bri Lot 33x17 Te SA TA @& | electric. po papered and painted: an n rents; __REAL ESTATE CARDS ee | ts = N BON] d ‘room - open for inepection. JOHN 8. BLAKE & ; BRO.. 815 86. P.-D. rooms: nice place. ANDERSON. STOCKE-BU oR MANN SEE 7 HESE heat, oil burner. lavatory and I“ hea 1} murne i ‘ ry ng toLiet up ali papers Bo 4-86. b.-D, “aenesU; Price S12 foo vomee 14 —~- 11 G22 Michiran. orn hot-water heat. r T rr Bortdv. price Bi, | 17415 Minnesota. 7 rooms " a ai IN ING ES 6015 McPherson: moder 5 and 6 large complete bath on second floor; 2-car 5 a | nee Comnlaten: COnVennaas T ES ~ | ; o0d Address full particulars. 6 1OR West minet er; * “ Wh no tee A ee a : ap eS ey eer eee ee iy 7 rte sel . “ oe ey xe * & . a ANNUAL RENTS 8f200—PRICE 85000 RED 4310-12-14 Marion: lot 40x60: brick and WYDOWN onan” GRanc 0128. 83 STINGATLA' 07 ; = . nd ~ floor : 5 and 6 , ] a — = | Bl VV : , J ; f yfin’y ‘ re ns an Bec on ri ; NeNCy ; hea arcwood f ' : . Iw ae: "ep | House q are eee veoking a good, comfortable | rooms, large ossCe DOCS. BAG’ 00d floors. ans hollmeyver. 5 roor dandy buy. bath: CB srage “ ~ onary = - ar —~ ‘; steam heat: c be poss right; Eaward hi. Bakewel l 4 with lols o! ground, drive up io!riie bath. $42.5¢ per month; St. Louis av. 166 Verreimatr rooms. stuero. alley: reasonable price gE ood terme. : bs pin 1 second floor will show. 118 b. 7th. GArfield 5555 : ° : on. oN . Crest: 1 block north "ol Bart- i ai fy pl.; dS-room bungalow: 1 ,g, Tycas al Hunt road: see o7 at! 9" ir " roo r ™m nt—3 % Char es or u a 2 oe sue = a, seo oy afeeis ~ yl - ‘einia. % ons. 2 floors Ol- Norwood: 5 ; rons: it ; ——= anage € £ ; ; ; . and oO rooms: with mer: new flat: 5 and 5 rooms, hardwood >. — — = = 4 vs Fae ’ ji 4 , ‘ . west Lucas- Hunt road; 1 biock south | 9136 6: 5 bat sell | 5824 F Vireinin 8 ronms: real bareain. j{inclosed sumrooms: balance like above ‘ 2. F. a floors, hot-water heat: 2-car garage: own- ’ Monthly & ee : re Bi : il, om month! ayrments. Ire : lat C, 39) Wie ish 4-roomn a ford. ng BUSH-BURNS M Ai mn 45 ored; terme. | MON deeds : FOrest 7067. - ce Ss? is er on second fjeor will show. |JOHN & BLAKE & BRO., 816 Caevtamt. MONEY scttan; weasel able rates. LICK BEN ALTHEIMBR & BRO. REALTY Ga = ON | |: —- , | BEL: UG Sa biel MEE Cannouinic we offer 1 aca FEDER AT, REALTY CO. fr Four-Family | ——20s# Buns “maioaser__ 7001 Washington | COLORED BUTE coat. Realtors. sas ones: e “~ ", MaOnGa " aer or ’ ™” ‘ 1=0 a Ry aed ‘NIV ERC , sprereyr | 7 . : 3 Be stirscively arranged 7-room res! iMP'N VED PR'P’TY FOR SALE er ienc: 15191590 OR10 Gravoln ev. Flats at a RESIDENCES FOR SALE a : HAVE SEVERAL €ROOM BRICK | oat rates. Quick actu, | UN! WOW 7 - HH eautiful residence of 12 r | -L s om, senting aaa’ 2 ae ae BALANCE $36 PER MONTH. I- Keane & Franke, 1008 Chestnut a a eee Pere rR, The ames vane ees ey ‘REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGER. Tay awood floors, _ hot 3 STORES, € FLATS. $2000 CASH md lat: . ant nay, ¥ oo ae "S: ht gern “m0! hiy; nly RSENA! —— wee’ ] ¢ 5 BARGAIN Central hatha. ott 1 oad ms Built of b “ y PARTIC LA et NG : & PE “AT. “ ars “ping fay pap . Sr Wi | ARSE t 54 DD R— Mode UT | ' ? 0 4 , . oo murnel ui ' emt ; West ae clear: want double fiat. , “W NEE-GRANT-BELL. "h ntra) mn ngalow o — aMAN. 1100—Dandy 8-room house; 1 ‘mi material throughout Laree cor- NAH K BUVE ‘s c Seren are ees Td Sear i, co replies Mean sh ite.» aie 2) eer ia? ae oe we OS Ee eS TE KI 4 Kgs gs: Biplane : ws? Sey a Wo eee x a 3 ot es qe rar . a - we ’ 7 - rel ages, - sp 5 SAT WE? he oe eee haath ee \y 7 we large r yore on first floor : 4 room™me on 4444. 54 Ashiar rd. Three exceptiong lly i eth. urtiace heat: l-car garage: compe- | ere MONET —REE rung WELSH- -BERG ur ‘ish ed ] 5 years to pay. See well-bu! 4-f san nilv fhe 5, 3 ia rg ig _— — parts Vv Cal rm make good investment ‘ rea- ' ner lot, covered with trees and $1! 50 down (cB3) | tile bath, fi rmace I Nn nting fOr } gonahb) te ’ | shrubs; 2-car heated garage with ’ R . Lowes t rm my quickest “SEE ‘ nable terms = 3 = 52 Market : sinsta flat. — = vs.’ ISTIAN B GFBLD, o ; es 5404 sien. FOrest O1I1. ( pul st. GArtield 8621. | CLS ¥ —J-family building, for sale ¢ R’ 329) vor Paty | ; $45 each; well financed and can be han- Te. P Tt n 4&2 lee ~ cout mati + Y apere 250 month: price 2, We R TH : on ~ 2056 MeCATU SCAND REASON ABLE. 9) cos wage Dt = for quick gale. | ———DUSH-EURNS._ MAin 4527. ti nage omg renga The ae nee it 3621 Gescne: ies. $300 dow pis) pre: __LAciede S0a0 2621 OOU for cuick sale ; gasy terms. Apply 8, Beverly — ae Det. BUNGALOWS d COTTAGES ¥ Bu . - > rooms e* beautit ge nee : ? f or 7 rr ecard admission see I = 1818 MORGAN. 4 hath | Fn pa a s. mye a has price | 3414 am a 8 rooms, Si a | PL ge VTY of money to 1 = .G on ad 20T ore. "he El- Pont anc real orcnes autifu rub- Sis > TT : i ‘ en en “ ; ‘wor ae, uth : North we S| | OWNER WI wort 190 —Buciaav..! DO YOU NEED MONEY? . ae ¢ ea a. al. dout meee er month and interest for aj; ge tile yd pees etc : §0-foot iot: OWn- , ,ONNE ICUT 500——New 5- “oom - —_—— Webst eight (2 biocks to Fer | TT 5-1 om 2 = ebster H suson- | i aon — 6 WE MAK ANI BUY tion wanted ae ne: all modern con-| ath. 1 | ;' . \ rs ugh socation; 12 minutes; 5 A TR’ 4 er mov ing. must sell immediately. fi - tile floor an: wal at! AWK AT THIS, $5500 — : — | neon F hston, 5-ROt M BUNGALOW, $6000 | “Yas v RISBERG. 3204 §. GRAND. | .2@™ly; tH ¢ floor and walle in bath £431 Bacon; lovely (room tates hath. Nip — =i niskeweod ft vary sien, quiet wale. oe Me : (SUREAMP & CO., 6211 Easton. 3656 Hickory; 5 rooms, furnaces, tile | Fy]ER Vv. MODERN BUNGALOW | Priced richt for cuick sale ee) |new furnace: all conveniences; churches, - SE es o aa rick, bath. —_ heat, First and Second Deeds improvem . is (c53x) | bath: good condition: ouper leaving town, BR ARGAIN NEAR FRISCO ROUND- (LEO C. KRELL R. E. CO., PRospect g | stores, eic Call Lis dell 3067 } OR SA I AD OR LEA id _—ae : E3800" > a ag IF ae street; WEBSTER BA ’ NTER SPEC LALS will fred =. ‘ace hones Mi $19 Ch t t. iz! YUSE: NOW ¥. ACANT. ee Ne sa _1¢€ ( ) POSKIN-G ABBE RT-SLATT PRY. ae e - 5354 WATERMAN. | This or the seein _ Ni gg _ Alfred E. Loechmoelier, estnut. 6603 Fvler 1s. livin ross DE TONTY, 4335 — Beautiful double: 7- 7-Room Modern Home—Arco Hot-Water |" | Beautiful home of 12 rooms, e| | looking for to live among pleasant, hea)th- + iy B Wate Ln Aa Lot 185 Sees. front; ~ TS—1]4-tamil cata: dae ( ) "'E llon P: irk R esiden ce, $65 950 | 240 acres 175 acres in ene Se 8808 8t. Charles Rd. WAb. 585.) FLORISSANT, 4009 N.—4-room cottage REAL THANKSGIV ina-t a. 5192 ith: price $11. 000. ae ae, ‘ : ‘ ¢ F | N A N C | A ] Deeds of Trust from stumps, ground is in very s008 feR3) $150 down: also 4119 Harris. ie 4 er T 5460 Milentz: excellent construction: @ po om ilw- rent § month: only $7500 639 E. Harris; dandy; a rooms, hot- | eer » . + 4 a plenty of improvements, whit »| 1769R after 3 (5) real rooms, tile bath; hardwood floors. | W. L. RONALD, 721 Chestnut. — | oar: kg E —, pe terms. se a CaS BL TTS REALTY ¢ OM PANY a, eS ee ee te NC Se Ce ad piece ios Lata fae Se hte , ‘ . “ * a « as “ + vor atthine stutsier a Arie ee Lite od nit ieee NE PEE 5 BME EY OT NP IS RON RE CAR INP RE AIO TES UNTER SM MEA HUET > RIE OY PR. ARQ EWARE « - ~ * mG 4 at dem : ) ss = ery a all LINC LN. 2006 — p ; rooms. é v renee Ser furnace; ; if you buy er this hqme, she | _GArfield Be | . yifax | all HOW. =| _GLICK. Realtors. 822 Chestnut. REALTORS. 726 CHE®PTNUT. , SEE pied this arii " a “gu -_ ~y | electric; baseme SS000: terms. r will foreve r be thankful. See it Thanks- | |\JEFFYER SON ; : beg ' ane f at ea ives 7 Marviand. & roome. 2 bat he. -- Be ag ~ go ae residences. OZY HOM E Moehie. GArfie d 86335 (Cc) | giving da ' electric, athe: term rene oe ble. Call Northwest i732 Westmoreland. 7 rooms, 2 baths. LOANS | On PERSON’L PROP’Y will ORRELINGER EALTY | s0LD—UNLY 3 | Rengel a 3127 8S. Grand. LAc. 9544 Rivers Ae P205R : : (12) es ‘17 Was bing m. 7 roome: garage. ee ————____— ——— aap Jefte=son-Gravgie-8) = * 9 THESE BARGAINS OVER 2 BLACKS FROM MckINEE EY ‘CAR. MAUKY—NEAR TOWER GROVE PARK ‘ Bh FARE EH 63x0 Waestr inater, oe bungalow ans eee Soa Sy y- Wa er- : » roome; hot-water WILL SACRIFI E 2° Abe oe wer 10 rooms. 2 bathe. 7 N. 7th, room 419. GArtfieid 7978. (cB3) ¥ he ' 4006-1” Nint n . tha i flat a | FOR 3 EXCHANG month ' 4600: we pee ayes mein » | bungalow : Pha ~et buy In city Pe t : money, | Southam pton. a = Rey guick gale - L y . , Be — i. , , ode isold on easy terms. open every ai hi ~ ; 2 - : -room brick, hardwood finished floors, 199 Linden, 8 rooms; tars ah | ANY man or worran employ On & saiary Look at 5346 Itaska;: a new and modern ann _E.. _WRI BERG, _——— 5. at hot-water heat. slate roof, tile bath, from wus eat bdanil.er-" rant- l] 000 for quick sale. Apply s . . highest note EAVTIFU . : ” ; TL BU NGAL ow. mo ‘ ne ne = € i . ® “Gee _—- flat; also 5339 Itaska, 3} - = feil~ | Fat ‘ages, 101 50x150; car line and bus serv- 234 Raymend, 1% mis: VEULnB. rate & per cent per year; no indors.ment BAVE farm. city, suburban property. tr iy. 2136 O7th (i) 85 San Francisco; 6-room brick: Nye eto So og el oe differencs.. Fee @ = hd oors. sleeping porch. oi] | 2. * 7. apartment; Can ‘be Sous of | bu oe oe a Se roome; ice at door; good terms, $7650. Phone 5643 Bartmer, rooms; garage. of mortgages required; confidential: no in- TEAL ©O.. : ' efficien b low: baw So ne will emmde , hw + 2, hardwood f tli t i rest 2041 W (el’ Oxford, 8 roo arage quiries made of vour firm or anyone. Globe International Lif Bldg. = reer na all gry see mg dees garace : hii ee AR DOG, 5200 a. 0) } ~ filet are’: price S11 Q 300 Phone ‘and ve) oC CU -1 24 Saveta tener. gm y nrage. Fir ance .Co.. 4°1 Commercia! Bidg.. th e °n- = Filverside 42 c j BnNOW YV i j Arundel, 7 roon Ty Tike. nd OF} "hh 72 “ ¥ @ Fig ssant bl. 1000 feet | HOTFELDER R & B co... I no stl i ae sit r rT? R MA! on 4527. South Sieretyine #} rooms breakfa ; : Bri ive. Phone MAin 33 3. ent GArfield 862] ot Ee concrete Soo RUEON in >, West-Dale QOlfax 37347. 4404 Natural Bridge. (cB) | West | OREGON, 2654— Ww iT Gani’ 5: tile bath. SOUTH SIDE RESIDENCE 530 Henderson, 6 rooms: large ict. A LOAN AT 8 PER CENT 4 YEAR Dp : - : 7 ; pniemnimesstnntee hae Laha lb /, 8 5 } ~ - . : : mw neal ww, 2534 Mon te eet ry &.. & ‘ sas ies wile Be! } Wis sa ft ot- -~) etc * rent ; f) ry Z| 718) na ~ a} + iN ew LZ 2 - -Family oo a T ware n Q | ob tr wiring. new fixt ures new! it 7219 Lyndov: 6 rovms, bath, hot-wa | etc.; ren 3] 4 price $12.500 i e. .. 5 1] - ms wl just ni rik of Park Hf 505 OLIVE . EXCHANG New TIL SPRING— ‘ Act aqui kK. . BaLOW must be id this *¥ uf oe Slow ’ . : 1] 1 ) daily | CAsh advanced OD saiaries: $5 or “more: ' eli W AND SAVE MONEY. RINE SKY R “AL co. id. a, NASH REAL TY CO., “6704 De mar. 409799 Stata famils ines ‘HE BEST HOUSE ON HALLIDAY. - ~ 9 > —— > ~ death or total disability’ cancels debtt. | ust for sale: fo; aanpeee ate of E80 to ; rricht Bide fo? | S16 e $12.0 tand 1516 Near Tower Grove Park, modern 11- OP } AG E B () U L. Southern money es 406 berty Contra! 6 cent oe Tru Bld Olive . 7" i aad V iE nr ate 5561-71 Chamberlain: two new ~ti0 x ERM "RT | Ss a eae ARE “ ARCE a = art : re ‘sidence: too many fine sant ures O6 f ust. 7 a apartments of Heeprout cout ) act ANN BU ILD- . ‘: Pee Po em i ee all Page, er Leal Min ara [LE “LATS. , | te mention; exceptional opportunit | GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION. MON ay v0 1Oau--fe lowe ae us. Slane: asdekats P Kespect eRe part eet T REALTY CO. a hank (SZiv) ing hid Speci excellent iocation; “modern hat onan Rey sun room each: open today 2 to » p.m :. WRISBERG, 3204S. GRAND. | 7-roon residence: attic. furnace. lot _—. rs. uns musical instruments. otc. Sage | —— p ai a + °r on . ila so ¢ ¥ ' % } 00 ’ ‘ SEER AST) : 7 4 YW aririe ‘ race fal “ tiny ‘of trust; equity § ran ‘itiency brick bunga- WHY I 3127 &. LAc. 9544 ,. KOHNER, 108 N. 9th. Cabanne, 10 rooms. furnace: cheag no. inguirfes nate a tom” -émbleoen MONEY WANTED - te ace, ; Pty » > ed ter heat, hardwood floors, om brick bun- | RnR. @ HICKEL 2] Chestnut, -_—— | A do, ie it De ~ At MAin 4 ’ . - meg ee » eel ath ar ; at, inanen meee . T y decorated; beautil Ls Love + gel 2 Pair- Pretty Richmond Heights Bungaliow— — Pretty modern 4 roo! single; - Bary ‘acan' oda ory O03 PArkview 1400 nes, $00 cash, ov Terms oe “ee Cash. naces, hardwood floors, tile ba! h. PRBLA’ room , 722 Chestuut. | — =. ae ‘urniture and autoe: any amount: con-| I 5 yongs 2801 Olive (eR) | amnualiy For a peautiful new bunga _ © eae = = Slayton grounds Pa open Vacant. — ¢ | - S) + av 4 “ large rooms, large quick action necessary; excellent ABH see, ie Stine 1 iy (ers } (* H( ) ICE fide: tial per) evenings. particu M. eenmsr rior, matt prick buliding witn _W VM. E.. Ww RISBE RG. 4° O4 ms ie ) Ara > iarge ya BRISAC basement m™ om > ; oa theea & . edhs . er “ ' , ; ied ASS tr * - al MU ST rj. DUDA AIOWs , ‘te , neet & hes Ise for whop or amma!) re os on 403° th He 6-room hor m ba! ; eas. * os | erie Ai heat: @-car curoce: lot 50x 140. Mi wd ie r loaned on frniture.” 4 BO. | ‘A NESTE TH. 27 Al, | beat ATE w +d. , Have buy! 4 ; ELL rooms Or ‘ 4 GO I 2’ ie o ' anni ae ¢ batt ele ric are 7” vie r " | eecor Witn gar moder see owner, yy ag if desire: por mney ge 1 gp SE =e Gv27 Pershing: @ rooms, 2 baths, ofi grareh — receipt« ' CHOICE | 6 PER (FE CENT DEEDS eS or : 9 arn HM Oi f Bf . . . . % ‘ , econd fi t itil LAI Les ! aesired;: vouid rss © : 2 . - TRUST Victoria Bida. if paleid right. t. BR “a A ME AN OFFER be rick ech acros mitire front: §@r . 2 cal 2 ONS Behoies! PE. PIEPMANN A BOKE ‘RN ‘uller on a ide _ Gag 0108 Moomine house termes like reat. a Kingsbury > coos. 2 baths: hot- | Mound f ity Loan Cr . ds> SR Wietorta (ee) | $10,000 = fee followtag a ™ brick bunea’ rage: a real home; apen. Mak er to A SO) . heaenest | F50m on S1700 3-famty at er first fio a ’ 8652. 3% 3928 and 4226 Hz 12155 Beyerd: 5 rooms. beth. ‘The Morrie Plan.” pay able * —~ | 9850 lot U ye 2 Go pot Ry ; » payments, secured by collateral charge | CEniral 0830 6a ‘ ' - A a thie | dial -U STORES AND FL a se a " T $50 CASH. ter; 100° dow a. $35 a month and inter- : ‘ ,. ’ f ee ireterred : hike nA corner, de ~ Car ti nes, Near eaechools. a # c a beautifni ho irtve b Rooms—Hot-W ater Heat ( lord hich are really true Thanksgiving 5155 Cabanne; @ rooms, 2 bathe. price.__Box M360. Post-Dispatch. amgDMing section: lots SU : Brida road to Carson road A Attractive DOUBLE E FI AT BARGAIN vs. Inspect and make offer or call us 5145 Cabanne; well built. | per cent; secured by two comakers, charge | ‘ lodern— Pacuive hype _~ 3A for- list of others. Just phone us. We will gladly arrange | 5 per cent ; . INDUBTRIAL LOAN CO. For Sale. $10,000 D. T. ree: > and 6 room asaingtle it ui ive ? roeome ss - WANTED— 4O-foot } d-roor * Dalance $10 month. ‘west } ROM : te | rchase ; also ty Close to Catholic. on church: ~ Realtors. Kirk wood oF) : Ww EL SH: BERGIELD ’ RO Sirrounded by Oaks 4 anortig | im neent; ting family of | Rensel-Weber, 3127 8. Grand. BAc. 960 te som ae [oaee —j IK | — 710 Chestnut. Branches at i an@ at ood W with ~ water heat. 2-car ca : (roy H4() in . ' “ ie sat Liz § ] 1 ff ' }} . . = | rout i Dae fi | Trent .oVv | S1L6RO: | GRO. ‘ LE: KA. k I KE F 4 Das Wellxton 1486 Hodiament Florissant- Extra . eat rity; 6 Ri to Grand and Shenandoah ‘GA E IS A REA AL L BU Y OTE BRILLIANTE, 5747 rooms. bath Open for Inspection at DERSt an x STOCK E-BUERMANN. ‘EXT RA FINE Hé ME” eee és REALTORS. Male 1778. Warne 4118 West Florissant, Grand- Gre. te . Fy pe b. $15 WENZLI K. _ 1010 Cheatnut. — Stan jectri oe , 2 ES d HE 808 | Cheat | $654 Flora bi.: # rooms, large front liv Ta ET vois, 3616 8. Grand bi. Ces) | BP aces Petty! OOF | Swany. Sta Natural Bre L. JOHN MORESI | “Maw abi ee ag Shar Tack saa pation at ice Sa a eS TAL Loan" | Sah deviner © Co, O19 Sot mate mag Bungalows, est : 2@ “ . wood road; $5: po. Goodfellow) —Pretty ragm hom path, are Di 2315 31 19 N. Grand Bl. BE Al iT IF U % FF i FF he rc finest high-crade materials: brick Hy Pe gr eee mae. Tite all persons. of sutomeobiles, furniture Gt TAR ANTEED LOANS COTTAGE Wid —actoom brick, or! , r gurage nice lot: $400 cash: S25 a month ax a1 NEW SHAW'S G ARDEN Apprr 10x, | be ated | warace * Oy ge ett 67 %x il 7001 Washington Hy store fiztares sed » property: 6 per cet oras | bi | Serial motes in $100. Of low: near Cherokee line; betwee® ant to S ¢ i , mw hutiniaA 2°7R tat _ alae Ma wy. 2 ON pete bathe HE NR ‘7 HI nN » en 4 Chestnut. , Hi] | rest, tm ate anewer, easy jon? we oy ’ * - st s . , ‘ nes il . , . ~~ 4 S-« ih { f cmopre. CODD r » tem firme _ HH} E MF} L K e bl Ches rrr @ TVF = CITY iti Ss le 424 706 Ohlve st. GArt ad 642 aenoming ! f and Kineshighway. Hox S ~~ wil! end Kirkwood MAFFITT 724- ‘ottas : modern ! FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE hardwood ex ra ] ae low ae, $13 . “yi , he ‘fl UNIVER? © ; im a . gia 5 a ® 50 Fla : w to mnllabie propertien, without reomes thee th: bi wen in ; vi itt 4 RA) North iUa0 eo ee hat 4, a terms to on u j brriid ' SF EC ] AL } R] K uF ? iful residence of 12 room it DIAMONL “LO ANS. se ye ts, , Phone SHREVE 4356—S! Enge! bert “ RP op AP ing he A R ~ NC E } A R j ;AIN i tabs . sireping porch 4 Me homme or at 3438 &. Grand. : ' n % 3930—Excerptionally good con- | DOU CHE RTY. "rh. a “CO. "#03 € HEAT NTT. - ESIDE! J BANGAL Ot) pe . Built of best || Tes ede OS3O. 1B) | with gt RS ayy tities apd amate ineurance , ae 7 LAT Wi oa -—§ 5 - perpna + ' ly ’ Al. K. | new moder 4 rooms bares un! re ASH é LA AN D, , oa ous f} § roome se til} i h t i . ~~ ~e° hes 4s 2 — = ' first ieor >» room " oa - Cra revtign fee . a " ‘ t north ITZ Te> Victoria - nh : oo &Pal DING 4755—4-room medatn n sais 8 roome ne olligge = a Psu Oh, ~~ GRAND-DOVER PARK $515 CRITTENDEN ae. ee ne cor iil! LOAKS to sa laried people of good char- | M. A. Rust & Sons Realty Co. LAT Wid —Single. Sand 4 rooms. © 7 galow; garage attached to house: lot 50 ond flo . coe RDWOOD FLOORS, HOT- ys , —- \jj acter. at 8 per cont: a See So Ae . y with double or 2 single x140 CAbany 8070 c83) fine home and good investment. | BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW-FLATS S Booms, HA wore F sirube; 2-car ted garage with ||)! comminasions: repa kly or monthly. | MAip 4952 B16 Chestnut Shitio cash: niust be “priced rigt : Rat tO es ——— to tif KN Ic KMETYER FL EER RLT} & INV. STNROOMS, HOT-WATER HEAT. WwW —_ a AT | living quarters abowe. The owner | REMEDIAL SY#8T nor LOANING ke ’ LR4BW. a ae County Acreacr> THRUSH. o I i a eautiful cO.. BI 7 Grand COlfax 3426. | 5 rey. one block west of Grand d. KAIME & a g. ECO. fi is jeaving the city and has priced 400-304 Chemical Bi ~ ——_—— sic ac uncaicow i? m ne pathy — ‘toc | i AB "ADIE —> and t} : roorns tile ' F tiZui 3+ i% i iAté o rooms and sun- _ De MeN. BLIM. . TTH_AND PINE. _ 'T! thie property to sell ; ie tie T6aMe (ef) terme eonerete basemen: . a‘ nd : 49 ’ so) wach arawood fioors noti-water ; & Mi. iil “ Ome of the loveliest sorte ~ ie , relia tellefon e; baths. furnace: S$ £165 feet: in excel- ; 7 .. : wit KOHN ; collateral or with two __—« FARMS FOR RENS a Louis County, i -s — —— ; open Thu eday ovkat iv “ree fot lent condition; owner will consider e- “ an Wn. i, hi "e in t Nex _potamial West me ss ( we 4 “4060. a bh TENNANT Wid —Libe ' Over peautitully developed — SEW MATT- BRICK BUNGALOW. | change for bunge’ow. TY. vee, |b "ie ‘ainee= acon” 50° ' ABERDEEN PCL. 36°” (iilicresti——Imme- F. ; age 30 dave & > Wate king the Meramec we rooms, til bath oak | KNICKMEYER FLEER RI7 & DOU GHERTS Rg. F Y os : CHESTNUT. diate sale desired on strictly modern reai- , Make and electricity; fl 483% ; arver SV ¥..3 - hatin to co.. 3128 N. Grand, COlfax 3425. AEE EOS 8 = E © 3 dence, $21.000: is a bargain ice. Sul> two wonder!u! > hg oors. furnace, garage. MAIN 1 e 5 R-BN we AM ENO a 323 5 - Dinh. farnii! ia: F mit any reasonable offer. ake terme Pree $25,000 | KOR aa ae a ANTS 4! Li gf yr ms oo 7 ay Call Lindell 4067. Double F ls at B argains WILL C. WISSMATH. ¢838 N. GRAND | BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE a gait stated aan pew Bren | POSKIN-GABBERT-SLATTERY. | 4503 Parkview pince, 4 flats. 4 rooms: CROMWELL DRIVE. 7437 —'" Beautiful. Central SALARIE | modert brick bungaiow: tie bath. hard-4 ST. = iLTLs od. . t. ; tile bath: steam heat rent SLO Want reamy , homelike residence for particuls . “as 4h) Ko indorvers. “ lwood floors. hot-air heat: priced to sell | goupble garar ‘al LL BOE (an offer. pouple; every yee convenience ; ope SOUTHWEST CORNER ELEVE NTH ar rere © suit you. i aan serene C754 Olive treet = rd. POSKINS -GABBERT SLATTERY. ' 4459 waned 4 ee armas tile baths. | ee entrance to (Hampton 1 got want offer | ary pW 4 stores 0 flats. renis $2715 | CeCOUn. SOPLE'S Db eae: . 80 — urnace heat: ren ° Deimar rice HOO | (080) | aT. Tov Is, , Sas Saeo cock beich, ote cin. | baths GODWIN REALTY € .€76) een o336 Nerth Market. som < “7H Room 817 Vi CAbany 62H Latayatie: ‘ %, furnace heat race ; : New 5-Room Bungalows —. Chestnut. 5--yoome “Wile bath; | $220. Will make terms otwexchange for SS been Eg ers modern: 8B pai ‘E5g6— Modern —eiare and | a -sa * ‘ ’ = i. : a woe pr gg ny Ae — pt “2-car_ garage. Call Lindell 4087. ANDERSON-STOCKE BU MANN if MiLIAN. 4601 03-—2 attached. 8 roome ate above: bargain. GArtield 7 ar closet: dou . ; ,
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OS RRIF: lit se Or eee oS See pet eae ae Si pen sti . frye mrs . . AS; Cate eel t O ~ Woe Ve Sti al ae Ce ~ - - + eo ia. et ‘sou Areas with «a ¢) payable tn oreferrec: a partis Lint ce = t+) r cent stoe uarteriy onyable in . 40 t AY a X* stock: (¢h) Uo. — aud wt iecke ane Aunua! | Petane! CSS A pam High.| Low. | Cloge./Cb 1926 [Stocks and Annual | ! i High.| Low. jiiv in Wollars “Bales, Hun! Law See 98 | 70% \Abitibi Pow & P 4, 1) 90 | 90 | 90 36 | : 6. 2/126 % (126 % 136 ert ‘~~ Adams Express cf - 13%! 13 sa c |\Advance Rumely 23 F ' er = 65 % | 41% |Adv Rumely pfd 3. 7} 4 44% 9 Yy 18% 1644 /Atl Coast Line rts} 21) 1 i I . 147 |106 |Al Chem & Dye 4. ment Reached In at 110% 105 a} teuienere la 7. 110 j110 22 %& | ” 32%) 24% /A da ¢ a Group as Speculators for G2 te| 24% Amerada Corp 2 --! 10; 20%) 28 38 * 83! 46 {Am Beet Sug pfd 7 | 3) 63 16 Am Howsch Mag 7 ospective Money Ease! °}:, Bi 17% : Pr y : *\ 110 iAm Brake S Fay 6| 31/149 140% 148 ” 50 | 30%/AmBrown Boy El 2) 2a! 3 Factor. 63% | 38%{/Anerican Can 2 .., 159] 52%! 51% hibeg Yilyjiam Car & Fdy 6} 12/102 |101 129% 120 4g 2 mCar&Fdy pid 7] 1124 % 124 1% [124% |— 2644) 23Y ,Am Chain A 2 ...' 6| 25 14 | 25%} 2519) 61 | 31 jAm Chicle 3 ....|° 2j 37 5 Ay | 4$7%4; 28 {Am Chicle «tfs 3.) 4: 35 35 STOCK MARKET AVERAGES 10 » 4 20 Rails. |1/140 (|105%!Am “Zxpress 6 .. 12)128 % | Wed i gommeeng — 41 ,| #£2% | 14% Am & For Power. 14; 18 | 4 ne a4 es pe 19274 || 87441 33%|AwHide&Leath pfd.| 10) 47% oo, “tek Sabet sages 193.56 1|).27 | 23% |/Am Home Pr 2.40. r 26 % | 26 Le ete. *°** 137°64 111.50 |{136 {102 jAm Ice 10b ...../ —4/129%! 18% laze vod “1926 patie 147 46 128 52 46 % | 31%/Am Internat! Cerp. | 14; 39 7 38%, 3 coeenee™...2°* 207-09 105.88 | 1534) 10% Aim-La Fr Fire E lj 1 in 11% | OW, AUZS .-»--- oe : | 52% 25% | ‘Am Linseea ..... | 7 33 20% | is 87 119%/; 90%j|Am Locomotive 8. By Leased Wire from the New York tan " eae Piano pid 7.. 1/102 | 102 ram — 20 me ) Me ES eS, eee 8 Government bonds and traction ts 100% | Si%iA T&S F pfd 5. 4 ee e° Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. 72%! 50%/Am Pow & 4, ta, 2) 01% Ot oh iE ; 4 me ii 1Pe- 22% {101 4%4/'Am adiator ‘ist il NEW YORK, Nov. 24. ihe dive td 77%'!Am Railway Exp 6 3; &6B | 86 ning Post, in its copyrighted finan-| 75 30% |Am Republics + | ; | eo) o. 4 7iew says: 70%, 42 |Am Safety Razor 2 cial review today, y 11 %| 5%|Am Ship & Com. } 2 6% 6 “Encouraged by prospects of |152 |109%/Am Smelt & Ref "| 55/1354 133 4% 165 |121%/Am Snuff 12... 2131 /|130 more favorable credit conditions, 47 ‘a lie Sta Yarn 2 1 a4 | 44 speculators for the rise ignored 112% | 65%/Am Sugar Petz 5.| 62! 87%| 85% rumblings of international compll-} 319° ‘100 /Am Sug Refin pf 7 21109 % | 108 cations and bid up high-priced in- | 42%! 2914/Am Sumatra Tob..{| 30 42 Ye | 4 be | 150% /139%/Am Tel & Tel 9.! 15/149 \% 11483 tne eaGltil: am. Tobacco 8....( Bil9%i119% movement in rather active preholi- 124 110% |Am Tobacco B 8. 8/119%/1 84 day trading on the stock market] 419 102% |AmTypeFdrs pfd 7! 1/105 105 today. Attempts to bring about a] 74 491%4|Am WWis&E] 1 20¢€ 49) 59%, rt setback on the basis of the Mext- | 108%/101% AWWEE! 7 pe D “| 13) 34% aa can difficulties made little headway 80 94 bs poem Woelen ota 7. “| aa RA %) RBM in the face of strong support for} 43/35 |Amzinc&smelt pfa.| 3 4254! 42 leading industrial and rai! snares. 51%! 41%/Anaconda Copper 3| 12! 48%! 48 even though some profit-taking | 44% ag Pemenetnggy ge _ He i881 et ~e ° ) ' over the Thanksgiving holiday re- 7 "| $a lagmanr Com B..J 21! 8%} 8%! cess had been antictpated Indica- | 92 80 |Armour Co 1) e 7 1! 83 | 83 tions of further tmprovement In the! 32 /| 18 [Arnold Const Corp. 1! 23% 233 Ba | ‘redi tlook w found itn the 63%4| 47%/Artloom Corp 3 . 40! 53%!) 531%) SPears .OUtlioo a 54% | 37 [Asso Dry Goods?.50) 7) 42%! 41 bond market, which continued to 192%! 96 {ArssoDG Ist pfad 6! ~ 4/101 %| 100% forge ahead with foreign issues, | 109 WOL%iAsaoDG 2d pfd 7! 1/104 % 1105 % 1105 _, = | ri1004 10s % 1/1 sues in brisk demand. Money was %IAtl Birm & alt | oF available for trading purpose» on 262 14/181 %/At) Coast L 11b. ‘| bie + 2104 » Stac Tye as ii : 68%| 29 [Atl Gulf WT ine I] 3f | 38 ee ee 88 2% Per cent, | 85?) AYIA G & WI pide 11) gare} aa? eee Fate again was! 1se@) or intl Retiniege "| 4103 % 102 7% | quoted at 4%. B 120 |115%@/Atl Refining pfd 7/ 1/118 %!11 ™% . ‘ ° 64 | 54 ||Atlas Powder 4.! 1; G4 {| 64 ' ; fuy High Priced Industrials. B35 S tad pero ge Bgl ] Bai 58 “Spéulation in securities again Ye | _%!Auto Knit Hos ee g ees ee appeared to be dominated largely 15014 O2Ta Malawian Loco" | 064|15594 [14096 l element, which aldwin co pt 7} 3'11I9%/118 py the professional eleme n 1098! 83% Baltinnre go 5] 153/105 % 1103 % concentrated activities on the high 73% 65% !|Balt & Ohio pfd 4! 1! 73 | = priced industria] shares. Operations 33%! 23%4|Barnsdall Corp A 2! 2 2714) 27% for the rise appeared basd on 29'%4| 22% iBarnsdall Corp B 2} 3] 25 | 25 promise of continued favorable 54 5 | “4 iBayuk Cigar ..... 19! 54%! 53% credit conditions’ In banking quar- shatl- oF Me itt Boechaut Pack 7 ~~ 58% aco ters and in some commission house | 57%) 3 37 Bethlehem on 1 99) 44%! rity circles suggestions were heard that 195 | 99 {BethStl 7 ne ntd 7! 2103 “41 N44 the loca! Federa! Reserve Bank adi- .. | - [Bloomingdale Broe. rectors might consider restorin 1%! 21%4!Rotany Cons M A! 1} “| 25 wf aie bed Ss 37% 24 IRriees Mize Co 2. | 7| ORM | 26 the 3% per cent rediscount rate. mer up to early August. Although 69%! 5414 /Rkn-Manhat Tr 43% 70% | BR this report was regarded quar ag . Ww - juarters af premature, it as gen aR% 2014 Brown is 21! 39%} 3° erally admitted that money rates BN, | % iRBrune-Balk-Col] .. 1! 7. 14] Arty B51, | were headed for a lower leve! and R&! pt} heehee T & Ry! 10! 14%! 12%] a drop in rate was among the pos 144 121 ‘Burns Bros A 10. ‘| 3'128 OTK I sibilities. Hints of break in diplo- | 44 {| 26%/Rurns Bros B 2 4! 295! 256! 2956) matic relations with Mexico unset- eae i: By, 3 — Mach 4) 6117 , 238%) tled tradng for a time tn the fore- "614 44 [Butte Cop & Z 56 50. | e! = 4%! noon, but the market showed a dis- 17914! GAV.'Calif Packing 4...) 6! #814) GRY, | position to take the matter calmly | 88%! 29% 1Cal Petroleum 2 |! 38) 31 OT 30 16 | at least for the time being and the an ah [Callahan Zine sa a ad : { v “ ‘ an Dry GA e 5) 384) 38 ~ see from cabal hi = on ran| Be ation 4 Mi + a | os ~aee & resumption of buying In|'igu) aiical & H Co C150) - 1! 16%! 18Y high-priced industrtals, which Mad b-bd. «'Canadian Pac 10. 51184141184 spread to almost all sections of 62%4\Case Threshing ..| 34/157% 1152 % list. the 33%} 2R%'Cen Allov St) 2. ‘| at 30 = 39 “ eae 20%| 7 \Central Leather ../ 41 84%! Rly one lett {Cent gieetner 8 B35 53% | Rails Incinded in Rise. 300 | | en RR N Jd Si27R [277 | ‘ ‘ 42%/ 10% iCentury Rib Mille.! 31°14 1°13 Many specialties which had been 72%! 59% Cerro ‘de, Pasco 4. 71623 | 62 lifted rather sharply under the td 30%. enn ee roe 4) 2 tad 43 andier Cley Mot & cial unena, i ext opararors |. 45%] 22% IChand-cl_M pfd 4} 4! oem} 25 ‘orged ahead, while rails and trac- +8 (112 'Ches & Oh 12b .-| 116/162 % |160 tion Issues joined in the upturn. 37 | Bake & East Ill Ry 2/31 %| 31 ‘4 local tractions were bid up on a 12% | aw Chicago Gt Weatern| Lh aw P a resumption of talk of an tncreased| 315s) 16‘ nt Ge West pf. . at Sect oe a com 2 St lost more than half 8 cent. Sugar | 24 care local and 29 throug? ine. &red with 42.200 a week ago and ot | “st year included 16 cars local and through. Oatea receipts which were a2. $1.3 — Ni _ . Extra 60c on Shell Union Oil | 000 bushels, compared with 24.000 hard l week axo and 80.000 last year, included | Boyt NEW YORK, Noy. 24, — Bhel] ae cure local. Hay receipte were 4° care | ane) local and & throu gh rade, ; ) 0 ‘ Union il declared an extra divi The three North pitcrnidnarkete com. Stade mixes dend of 60 cents a share on the com- bined had 2151 care of wheat, compared | =), c _ stock and the regular quarter- Minneapolis receiyine } Bag A oly y of 35 cents, both Payable Dec. and Winnipes 1838 , | oa Sl to holders of record Dec. 10, Primary receipts of wheat were xi Ons | busheis. compar ‘ed with 977.000 a week wa No Change in Discount Rate. were 417.000 bushels compared with 62n NEW YORK. Nov, 24 -Directors of [000 @ week ago and 1.235.000 last year | CHICAGO, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, | Oate receipts were °47.000 bushels. Com | contrary to expectations in the financial | pared with 414° 000 week axo and 542. | offers: tar Wheat shipments. were | ~~ district, made no change today in its Dre- valling 4 per cent rediscount rate. It 1.068.000 Reuliele “s compared with S40. | Stee ec. had been expected in some Quarters tha 000 a week aro and WO OM) } the rate would be reduced, thas Cora Shipments we hs 502, O00 ME be | May tnt Carbia D 585 ie Rata « : Mi eek ago and #65. , July aton ar ate ahinpmentse were ¥ Nov aaa Ratsed. | 000 bushels. compared with 267.000 a! sro. Soda hb da os a k of —‘~ - wer > wae oe Oe vear | mes ‘ ‘ ock of the marances w 35.000 bushe! *. on Carbide & Carbon Corporation _ wheat, 16.000 harreis of flour and 207. | May Hr en Increased fenen $5 to BA share | 000 bushels of wheat and flour ie authenintas . eon RE etirectors 'n St. Louis Cash Grain. PR, nN a] i /* ae arrett formerly epeidene — want? of —— M4 % were _ feltows: 2 PY seit ah ate "“— 7-2 2 a winter wheat ay Pity Tey 37 ' | Hee. Was added oo wz) Ne: inter, wheat, $1.30: No. 1 nd a | Mey t© the Li rive whi at. $1 No red warlick . ° UE Ay a t red te J wheat. | Dec. -~ | “tia Mtch 57 rts . 43% | 24% Int Mer Marine pfd/| 35° BZ | Ant Nickel 2. | OS S76 1C ‘ol G&E paf new. 34% iC ‘olins & Aikman. 7 s 68% Cons R R Cuba pt é i 4 Ah d Lead 1b! 9) Lf ogy tet Mag 23/141 % 130%. iat i i 4 | “2 New Peaks for the Move- = the Pare oo mo ret i: ty oR Ee dls a Sma) i? Oe he 4 a — re eee a _ Co ‘111%, Columb G&E pfd - 16% [oasine real a os =x as © Ys 1! 500, 137 % 135 % 136% 37 M4 [Kayser (J) -AKratt Cheese 1.50a {Kelly-Spgfield Tire. { 49% |Kennecott Con 0 ..« | —pnent $s. R) Co M4 ee Re, =) he Pe wna wNS » FREE ks pre? S ie a +] 14% \Amalga Leather | in 28) 273 | 2 9 — j 14 eS co are Comte U6 %pe p rf 4 % |Commercial Solv B8| 120, ai Congoleum-Nairn “ai\Congress Cigar 3 5 ¥4 \Consolidated Cigar 7 4 \Consol Distributors Re e f SKF KTS g or es PRS iain. ° . 90 %/ 36% Am Agr Chem pfdi 1} 4¢ ; Rise Bid Up Shares — 40 "| 34%jam bank Note 1.60} 16) 4542} 44%) 44 38%} 204¢jAm Beet Sugar oj 28) 28 | 26%) : Gisec — === ot ~? az ~ i? an a ee aa ~ Is w~ tee eobee| DS We CS tes bot eS he FREES . oe e fer erre Se - e anche ian oes Seatinental Can 6b | _ {Continental Insur 6; iLig . M Tob B * mt fe : aso SBaAacces PEFR woe j 3) 4% /Am Drug Syndicate! $3) 10%! 956) o3 4 7g Loco 4 ld o| | ‘ “os 2 ty Lig "pt a 4 — a ne t $2 %4 |Long Bell L_A 4. oi Loriilard (P) |Louisiana Ol et” jLouis & N 6.5Ub. "26% 22% jLouisy G&E A 1.75) | 8% | Muck Frepke 6. Sauna Stl pfd #6 [Cuba Cane Sugar ‘ =}. —— me m be Cr OF ~ a _ 6 Am Linseed pfd "7. 76 i% - 37 109% | 108% [1 38 40 | 12% | Mallinson & ‘Co oe 46%) 2: fie lBerlae 18314/150% |Dela & Do moe 9. on Lack & W 7b. * Detroit Edison Le iDevoe&R pfd 7 21 44 |Dodge Bros A 79% |Dodge Bros pfd 7. |Manati Sugar pid. Bid 44%) Manhat Fi Sup 5 2 61% 38 iy /Manhatr nod gt Manhat Shirt 1.50) P 3% a 134 134 aged % 4 37 °3 |Math Alle Works 4 Douglas-Pectin 1 106 % |May Dept ee: 8 Duk de Neb 12b 108 i 1100034 Du P de Nem deb 6) |10656 [Eastman Kodak S8&b/ ‘Eaton Axle & Spr 2 2 | 10 % |Eisenlohr 56 Bros . 1%\El Auto Lite 6.50b yS B 23 y {Metro Geld a 7 89) |Mex Seaboard Oil i: rs Co mt aS ~JGo Gr re "x RE 27 4% | Mid-Continent Pet | a, (Mic Cont Pet pfa 7 hata States Oil tts 7% |pilles re © ma a cs & “e 89% /HIPSL pfd oe “7. 21% |Erie Steam Sh 2.50 4) 34 BIE lee Refrig Qe ‘ie | "Sllan a. Stor Bat 6b | | Elk Horn Coal stp “lI FEF sees ._- ~ ~~ ee Ste SOC Ce CO, A oO 71% ooo Pac pfd 69% |Montana Power - ee a | eu be Pub Service 2 924 \Eng Sub 8 pf 7. Montgomery Wa Moon Mot Car 1.50 wate ee aes eee ee —s 23%: 13%'Mot Pict ay 1.50 + t= | Net 1926 iStocks and Annual | | j eid 1 ‘Net Sates: Huge ; Low. | clows. Cb ge : High. 1 hee. ibiv to in Ltlars, ss High.) LOW Close. 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IN Y¥ Canners pfd 6 New York Central 7 IN Y'Cc & S&t L il. Leds ee pfd : — — | ° WISDe — — Am Tank 3 General Asphalt +. General Cigar 4 Gen Elec new 3a. xX te 902 ~) Wo) Go ts | Powe St SOosf ore m0 & * - 4° ¢ « oa ~ ‘Gen G&E! A 80.» 173 44) (139 % !General Motors 16b 120% gd ee Mot 7 pct pfd. GenOutdoor Ad A 4 15 34 26 %& iGen Outd Ad ctfr.. | 60% ‘Gen Ry Sig Sb .. 'Gimbel gs pid 7. > eee DO 103 = a ps met oD or 09296 Drs eS H. roa Y Ont & West. aioe Cor pf etfs. ee Britis i f a! Which prevailed through the sum- 163 haste eee emamire A. ITIDRM Ia TBF 87! Se Wien Leuk ~ Boe ies | -: 27 & \Niag F P nid 1.78 29 %jNorfolk Southern in other | 86%! 78 iBkn-ManTr pfd 6. Bi RT) Re 1, 97%! 68 'Bkn Union Gag Vib! 107 95 ft ARw! Vik © em de + pail ait eeu Dus i. L ) ¥ i han | 44%; (Goodrich (B ‘F) 4. North Am Co 10f. 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TT | "8 a | 66 | 66 pass 34. | 26 |Vivaudou Ine 3 . “+f 18] S$ | BR | Bete) s T 51 | 81% a2%\'> "a 114%/ 99% |Vivaudou pfd 7...) 2/105 11044105 © % : ————~ a | OS | S84\@ebah fe... sai 403,,| 3954 4014; * 1 S| t20 Ricans 78% | 68 'Webash pfd A 5. .| 18] 74%! 73%) T4%l © 1 at | 35%) BHUuI— 21%, 16%!Waldort Sys 1.25. 1} 2 21 , 21 |— &% 0%) 0%) 10%) * | 85%! 21% !Ward Baking B ..| 84) 31%! 29 | 30%) e147 | 6134! 62%l—LK | ar9 44) 88% (Ward Baking pfd 7) 31 91 1 90 | %| 61%! 62%/|—1% 69%4/ 12 |Warner Bro Pict A} 249) 51 | 16%! 46% haa RE 31%! 31%) 31%'— & se 29% (West Pac pid 6. 2] 815%/| RI%) RI%\— % ee ies 151 % |13414|West Union Tel 8..{ 12/146 144% (146 | OTM Gis! G%) GKl..... 13944 105% |Westing A B 7a../ 27/185 1133 J139%4} *Y ea) Sai] aaa ota 7944| 65. |West BE & M 4. 1) 68U4%| BRU%! ARUN) * I 3% | 22%! 2354! #1 1913| 13% [Weston Elect inst.} 3) 10%1 16%1 10%|... a oe) ke! 30%! * %) 321! 27 Weston El In A 2} 11 agif} aol aul”: Me n * 56 Sa! ase ei *) 32°) 18 * [Wheel & LE 31/ 27 | 26%) 26%) = hp tees | 50%! 27 L E pfd. O45 | 44 1 saul ¥ 123 %Hl124 | & 20 8 | 25% % | White Eagle Ofi. . 25%) 25% 25% |— 4 ota i 220 *, 4 | 90. | 51% |White Motor Co 4.] 21] 57%! 58% 57%\— Yn 6 is) 86%] 86%\—1%4 | 39%) 29° lWhite RMS ctfs | “al 9: "22%| 23. |— 0 150 | 60 tw & 44 | 46%4'White 8 M pfd 4. 3] 55%! 54%) 55%! © % 4% | 43%! 46 } 91 3%! &%/Wick § Stl ctfa. 251 % {Beat ° Pe 35%! 34%) 35 [4 34 | 18 |Willys Overland ..' 126) 22%! 21%! 21%) *' i 2%! 51%) 52%) e %) Of ! 88 % Willys-Ov pfd 7.. 1{ 9214! 92%! A2Ie]..... #14/ 43%/ 43M) * y | joy Wilson & Co new! 2 10 | 98%! 10 | 8 i «34 | 22%) BY! 1% 23% 14 ‘Wilson Co A new.! 4 1 2014! 20%); * % gOS 120 * %& = 1t8 “worth F 2 Sb 04 1013 % [100% [193 rp & 78 i re forthing & Sah er | 47441 48% | *1 | 65 38 (Wor P&M pf B 6 31 40 | 9 40 | *2% @) 14%| 15) | © te | 39%! 25K Wright Aeron 1 .{ 2! 31 | BO%|— % | ote 3h! a 56%| 47° |Wrigley Jr W 4b 5! | 51%) B18 | 91s 4 ‘4 “a ‘ ‘ . ; i ~ - 1150." 1150 anil oo tien & Tow Mf 5b 3) 70 ul seal : rb wr ; 5s | wa. &-O. Ae... 6x) 27%) 2 27 % % a) 42 | 42%/ © % 05% | 61 |Young 8 & T 4._| 2 851%! B5%| 85%! © 3 Y [eee ————— ———— COTTON FUTURES RULE HIGHER IN LATE TRADE ie the Associated Press. EW YORK. Nov. 24.—The cotton mar- nee barely steady today at a de- to 8 ts. with near monthe ae & MOVEMENT IN CHICAGO WHEAT TRADE Svecta! to the Post-Dispetch. Nov 24.—wWheat had a stuh- although advances were diffi- cult to maintain because of continued bear-/cline o ishness On the part of some local leaders. buying of the Decem- the circulation of the cf the May made : M4 133 ten st 36 134% -% relatively. a a on 130%. wa 132%: lab 130 %- 2 % ere wae also cattored seitian “7 Jatter deliveries promoted bv relatively easy i Averpoo! cables. el 4c, December rallied to 12.30, while delivery and sellin (he near-month relatively firmer. Wheat closed at top prices: for the day er short covering and ne prices _were 138 _- %b13871%%b May) Spot house brokers were. conaee of De- _ Corn |cember against sales of ia:er deliveries ab- ye to > higher, iy Sta, 7 es 82%c to BVLYCc of Panetaiee Sonoad 9 tone of the eenera) market le Early pon 5 placed the December no tiees at about SO O00 halee There was further evening up of near month commitments, Prices started out steady, under scattered | be plenty of demand commiasion house euaing based on the te nC to sé July 45 %e. caah sale es were 8000 Wee ag Chieaxo dispatch said: * According to ws LC 110.000 of cern. 66.000 Bi TO | els art wheat, ats. was said wo be ip full Rea aoout eight points under January and the f the near month the tone of the general market. De- cember recovered its early t credited to! selling at d white’ later deliveries worked 2 2 or 3 points above yesterday’ with genuary selling at Near month iguidation seemed to have run ite course and the midafternoon was steadier on «svering or rebuying. was selling around ary 12.80c¢ at 2 o'clock, showing net advances of break some si rong commission ‘house b ing Was uncovered, cers account and some te meet further cilvesaen but offerings sremed well ab- | occasionally at $11.50 or lenge. “DE Cc EMBER oata ete demand showed o* be peat estimated as hij Most demand its for the recent advance riatied demand for 12.55¢ and Janu- the general mar- 10 t hard: wincers has cu DEC EMBER RYE. eather arhet Ske fine, with New Orleans Spot. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 24.—Spot cotton the strenaih being in the near- 14 | foints up: sales, $394 considered. satiaf Corn had a littie better unde nterests were neg ae Sin New York (Cotton | NEW YORK, Nov. middiing, 12.90c. Sia tendy, 6:0 9 higher: t 2.51¢; January, 12.56¢ to 12.57¢: March FP, 12.99¢ to 13¢; July, 13.186 24.—Cotton—Spot oO, a mi xe be wheat Py et » | reported that they had sol December, 12.50¢ tu ng sales were only moder- re long itquidating anged over to the market an wneven e ws oats. December we With 2a0 a week agu 97357 last yeur No. 4 white aot 42 Myo: ats. 44c, nd many of them ch and 1.607.000 last veur. — Curn ree: inte || Grain, Bids a and onteas)|* ard wee Se hi ater. NEW YORK Navy opened » arsiz eteney renee ASEM: 1g ii iia cebviinatinin site rae : | = Kiseeed |) teteeeeee 69% % St. Louls Hay Market ¥ o o. . ours x wenn Dee : light Cee Nov. v.24. t Brpen nittne ‘bea vy clover a 11. B il. 14.00: Ww x 1b. ‘HOG MARKET HIGHER = FREIGHT LOADING OF COAL AT NATIONAL YARDS! FOR ONE WEEK SETS RECORD | NATIONAL sTOC KYARDs, I] By the Associated Press. 24.—Receipts today, estimated: . Cattle and calves, 4000; hogs, $13,000; sheep, WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—The largest freight loadings of coal on record for one 1500: horses and mules, 154), HOGS—An estimate of 13.000 hogs for | week. 242.095 cars, cccurred during the apg h Sopeagiae = dy included 3000 on | week ending Nov. 13. the American Rail- wing en reduced the salable : SUPpiv to approximately 10,000 head. .s Assolcation reported ey poh modest showing for the midweek Seseion, |™MOvement was an increase of 55.686 cars ab Mg receipts Php sony heavier | over the correspondin«e week in 1925 ednesda today. Local aualfty "wale meni year ag0/ Seasonal decline and Armistice day Market opened active and largely 1c |Caused a decrease in the total - freight ey — Pins nye Md — Top reached |loaded. 1.112.886 cars. which was a drop ‘ te figure, however i of 24,324 over ‘the prececing week. but | the offerings from 160 lbs. and up moved | an sncrense of 62.946 over the same werk jin a 10c spread of $11.65 to $11 75. buteh- ‘in 192 peeae order buying interests furnishing a Grain “and grain- products totaled 45.809 ont yates. Indications pointed to an ‘cars, a decrease of 988 from the same ver ance §=with very -little Jett for | week last year. 397.431, Increase i > pacxer buyers. | Miscellaneous freight Pig stuff shared ip the popularity of | 92987. dye ea prices showed the full Strength | = Livestock 38,108. increase 1338. at $11.05 te et. Good kinde end largely | Merchandise and less than carload lot weight swine 411-79. identical with better freight 271.044. increase 3363 swine Some Dinin kinda were noted nares products 67. ota ca of 370 Packing SOWS Were stead ‘ | o 7 B58 “fecrean . O35. eood share selling up to $11.72 and acre | Coke 13.077. decrease 2623 Sales of teh sows occasionally higher. ea ium v¥ kinds quotable at $10) ie to S10.50. Stage h o ul $10 50°... unchanged at §$! 00 wed __Boston Stock Market reaching 'S11°83 for several loade of choice | STON. Nov. 24-—Following is a list "| hoes, 5e to 10¢ higher than om 8 open- | of ma highest, wrest and ciosing wade 10c to Ihe better than Tuesday's prices for the most activ: stocks dealt in DAILY AVERAGE CRUDE O | ——— PRODUCTION SHOWS GAIN) iiSsinr ‘tis ee 3eit! 338! Sat n — nes “eve eee e ; ; By the Associated Press soso - v ote + He Be. $ t e -« **eee . Zz oe y : ~ NEW YORK. Nov, 24.—The dai!y aver. Horton Hecia hseee 16 % 16% 18% age «rota crude oi] productic in the! Copper Range .... eal 14%) 14%) 14% United States increased 28 600 ‘Ddarreis for! East Maas prfd. r [43 143 | 43 the week ended Nov °%0 totaling 2.370.- | waa peeoteaeh Pe ee 4) } + ' 47 450 barrels. says the weekly summary of Edi Elec. ° ac 1228 12293 225 the American Petroleum fnatitute. The | ain ae 0 es ey ae a= te, ay dally average production east of Califor | Sa se¢ees eeeeee 1%: 1a - n 79 SOU CSSe ¢6 2 te @ *eeeeree I ‘ 14100" patra ‘90 barrels an incrense of pe ge Raa cores ‘a 126 ood ubber +e ete eevee / 40 ; 46 NEW YORK. rsa 24.—Raw seis Mass Gas 22022004) O19 01 ; Oly prices were unchan early today but |Nat Leather ..... ||! oa 4 “ 3 | the undertone wae irm + ae good in Net tne TAT ** *e-. i 2%) 2%) 2% }| Quiry was. reported at B.0%¢ for Cuban, | Norns rin TB az (7g uty paid. i lee were BUANN) wane ol — | Reem 2 on 2%' 2% | Cuban gas December shipment at the j- + eee aire oe .| 33%! ee 45 quoted price d Sete eee en, oi TEN w suear futures were ft | Quiney eeeeereveees ee! 1k 4, | 18%, 18 a pathy with the steadiness of the apot Swedish American . 102 ne 102 © mon nt popuance of PtH - —— éeeeseese 417 2 17 F 17 notices ied to active I ower esesesest 39 1%: buying of the nearer positions and trade See WHOS 6 céccds 123% 122 p49! into new high ground for the season | United Shoe M ...../ 50%! 1%! 50 Later months were ‘iigher tn sympathy and! Unit Shoe M pfd ; 28 \,' oR ' on it on continued trade and outaide buying. | Utah Hetal sh 1%! o ? she market at midday showing advances of | Waldort ieckaws c. 21%! 21 tie? 0 points on December. 9 on Jannary and | Warren Bros igen cera 55%! *; 21% 8 ’ to 3 potnte on later delivertes Seeecese 55 55 | | Sareea ouger wae firmer and ss un- ae pointe her Exa © | tions now ranging from “4 iad en ra $1 on Bank Note. fine «xTanulated ang « fe, inquiry was a TORK, Nov. 24.—American Ban »rted ‘ote Co declared an extra dividend of $} Futuree closed yond ment appro: * share on the common stock and raised mate sales, 134.500 ¢ December, 3.1fc- | the quartediy rat : f are, oaoet March 9.16-. May. 3.17c; 'The extra.’ te rare mg rr ek Dec. 8. 3.24 of record I FOREIGN AND THEM P NEW YO! YIELDING DY Special to the roan Dispa: NEW YORK Noy list tt Was the new to es ua ths Ale ae PNEW ° xORK, Nov. Steck Suiadare today. Quotations on all United Stat y-seconds of a doilar, that ts ns $99 and twenty-four thirty Total sales today were $11,1: Bj3,224.000 a week ago, %7 go. From January 1 to date sales p52.705. 000 a year ago. and $3. 31: of the market's qa — offering price p Gov be ame MENT BON DS. hat this was the m ing of the Yokona ~4 the fact that a 32-47 L0O—13 100—10 100—1¢ Y 2 36] 100-25 100—23 10024 | 101— 8 10l— 5 101— q “ 38 103— 4102—31 103— 4 —31 10231 102—31 ort? 52 109—2 Deke a 54/105—--18) 105—11 105—18 FOREIGN BONDS. 125 stl 7 3 55) t BBay eotutty V te a 14 Argent 6 57 Ser A! ‘ ot 6 59 June, zs Arse sie! sig 5 100% oo 1004, 60 Oct) 98 | 08 % os ig 3 Argent6 60wi May 92 g Australian 5 55 Wes ee one Government j day. was renewed "a the sag ong er | 07 ily or te 101% elie oe ane ee ee 49 Belgiub 6% 49 _ (103 % 103 1033 t! 22 eNe total bs date, al 1 4/10 iM) Buenos Air 6% 33 Mak, 100 lo Cald Rep C 7 a 46 * te) date to indivwdeat ers’ _ accounts, gis. 008, 4 YORK, No 101% 101% 1018 FOF 100% 100 % 100 ett ct 7 5 Cologne Ger Hg od PS ae M4 ‘op — b ae 44. was “auoted at 28 france 50. ay ; J -EW YORK. N we P12 Czecho-Slov & 4; Caeeho- Slov "7 40 FEF PLE was shipment of $2.000. Bank of Com p with the increase in the Canadian dollar now yon, wi ae ~_ Bg — Discout mete ‘chert egy 6 Domin Rep 5 ts 42 t: we months bills. 4 . Res YORK. - Bev. 24.—Bar eonenniatiiieimente Foreign Exchange} : done te’ te gona 4 DEI 5 2 53 Nov. &. E ae uu “BM 50. is Fin st 61, ba A. oF a Mi in th, 548) 120i! AG 4 | 06°) ANCE Pre in ay | a Frvne bh? i's 41 : en aia - Ber Ns 8 07 a A. OL. ‘i ANT OPlGr: .s 4 (7 GE "Bi: 50x “ , pth 102% 03% | | }REBCE—Drachma :. Ae Ho sh ov AKIA—Crown it'GO SLAVIA—Crown: AU STRI. \—Crown A RG E EN TINA Peso: ’ 59 62 MONT REAL— Dollar: New vou : Roe Pri Die Aus Nebo 44 N84 - Mex 4 04-54 asst) 2 V10 sm gest! 233 % | 10 leg asat| rhe NEW YORK. Noo 24.0 _—— web se YORK, Nov 24.—Steel —~ -_ he ie hk kok. Le , ~— — se _ > 6549-803 —— wm rdes kek} A. G Edwards & New York Stock a 23 2 = _ ye) St. Louis Stock Chicago Stock Exchat Chicago Board of T 410-12 Olive St. ~ ~ 22 “l | 2B ef, 101 4 101 6/101 me A~)ames | i108 4104 ee -: : SS IND USTRIAT, BONDS m+. FD 6 — wap Cabine OR neat, ordedts dust- proof ae of ffi D re office sup Adjustable shelv@ may be pleced to any requirement. Car fully built of high-gre@? cel, beautiiulll 8 sats Wana THE GBNEBRA FIREPROOPING —% 5* 2g 3e0us Be 108 10a. $$ | 2 mad - awe ne 1. & wal eed a aoa -i-~2 — 108% 108% 1a § - —_ > “op @ #2) 103%,
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* FOREIGN AND VIELDING BONDS a to the Post-Dispatch Se RWEW ORK, Nov. 24.—~In Sof sales, highest, lowest » Stock Exchange today. * Quotations on ail ty-seconds of a doilar, that is. $99 and twenty-fo Total sales tod 124.000 a week ago, &71 Uniteg States Lib 2705.000 a year ag 1ENT BONDS 345 4 z 82-47 1°U—18 100—10 4 yo | © 3$3-47'102—2 1 Lo2— 100—25 106— 23 ’ 44 i, zi ; 83-38 103— 4 102—31 if 102—14'102— 34 47-52 109—25 log—y 4 108—28 wn 4# 54 10518 105-11 '105_16 POREIGN BONDS. Hii i : : i bes on SES -- > 2 earings, Money, Sile 2s a ce a | ~ SIX monthe. 4%: “™ Gh P# Dan Mun 8 B 46. 1]] ‘Neeout rates. short NIW YORK. Noy Mexican dollars. — * 2. Foreign Exchange om hee. - * Fix? a > vi ¥ es F s- —~ Be Br se ~~ . f° Le =e wR REE ¥ _ New York Ru PP TE ae ab eae Steel Market. Nov 24 —Stee} pric 4 - nS- eT PRS yt ee eee ‘~ oe i New York Stock 2D Dd es vr ~ pees a St. Louis Stock Exchar Chicago Stock Exchat Chicago Board of T 410-12 Olive St. mt hw " ae | ‘ r = toragef: abinetsF:. OR mest, orderly, © dust-proof storage of office supplies oF miscellaneous articies- Adjustable shelves may be placed to meet ‘any requirement. Care fully built of high-grade sheet steel, beautifully ee Dock 4 ¥ ... Ohiok:, Ee Pocahe Ik 8! SE&C PRE; ~ Pub & Ny ft Wilive-Ory Sts Wilko & Oo 1 6 Winch , > Youne g4aT RATLROA Ark M Bay AT&SF ie Ww ea ; R&ENY Al ‘ Bday & Tth Av 5 43 41 +: Ré deo deb 6 Cc Par Mobile | NEW YORK CUR} B (COMPLETE )_|_ SV. LOUISSTOEK ing table wi) . & table Will be Spé@cia! to ihe Post-Dispatch. IE oe hs ' 5 —_— ties “7 DI% | est closing and previoug Cc. oslng Prices of Securities traded i +} 44s € °-U iD Or) 116 in dollars ang New York curb Exchange today, ales of stock being in i bn . « I — 4 Printed 9 9.4 i ee _— iMat-crade secondar: Public industriais Combined Com bined Combined year J # GlenAldenc 153% 183 3i 182 ; 7 Grief F & ‘ "t ; sae y Bats : ~ Nasa Pa. Hi) YU vu Phe a 1” Silegi 4 r 2 . Wouts ‘ ' i is ‘ r) : a! * ) -~ 4% ~ Ort a j 5 te On 4 or 1 ‘ . : “es Owl _ rt be - 4 ae % ' * Hon Cons () oy oh 3h : a c . ‘ J 2 7s) 2Fl) We VF , . 3 L 5 . } 4 ~ pu e 106 am 4 v ~~ 4 Of) “” ‘ 4 Lion Oi! B23 4. ee ' a On 5. S 4 m 2 44 Loy a lO 4 10 & 2 NEW YORK. Ney 2 ‘ ‘De Quiet: yer (it Ar) Ines ooot) 240 ~&Y {BR , Mi “7 R 7 tg “a 3 “a * “- ‘s -_ 3 7 EK * DY] fim C) iw ” An it eees 'fiectrolytie Syria and fugures. 134 Tis 1 on ok a a, . ~ ~ pe c+ es 30 & Pp & Le ger. Ons os - Riu | | fesse rr: @por and bearvy .” $71 50- anuary 2 erty “te } + fof} ay | Sfi~ => iron at Bier Ne ” ‘ b Fast. : > Y ERUIS BUTTER. EGG axp POUL | 8T. Lours PRODUCE ROW. Nov. v4.— | hamrn,, 0c; home-grown sin” 10 Self Ta NSE, Now Ps. : Springs were | Potato eUpplies were liberal and demand ber bu basket Droils re down heavy —— 7 eghort ltrmuited Phe market Was dy! Sales were ‘ A Shih’ wrMm har mie Vi imme. ‘ meavy hens dowy I bee reported of 1 luad Couloradye brown tye autly; No 2. @6fNe ane Missouri betrong mn GE r « ; : ' 4 Pie ’ ne wtke te $1.50 ° > & CO, leht hen« down le: gevar cOWwnN Ie: ducke EGG! r re 6h ij A in x od Onditior ' } “ ' 4y.. va Ms ” Cc ‘ ‘ r ’ >t rr ~ ; ‘ ] V0@ +? ¢ Caaes ret ned le \erRe j Use It) bank [ : Ne J . r. i ati et tee bee DL > 2 - . a lau . : ( sain : 4 ‘ ~ ae ; : ede st bite ny be irene C "Susana Ht oe Heray. $2.50) toad M innesot russet bur | Texas , J-25 per bu paoket ! nacking Stock. 292,.. cheese lees bank {[ > a 2 «7; i juad “Wig STRING BREA NS VU ANA Tete freer, cording to conditio: : | ; Consin rurale S No | $2.50. 3 ‘vad | Pers. $2 to 34: Texan $4 per bu ham per CHE ESE— Sorthern twing s4 ec: ain | Wisconsin rae | ‘ae 9,1. some de Plorid 7 . $4 ee namper . 2c; ionurhorns 4, daisies 25 Mc: | C8Y. $2.25. Cariot gules. Prack invoice . SHALLOTS—-Louistana —)° ty Bhe end ite “6e2¢: brick ~7¢ per pound ‘ OVOCt ota vege Tenens: mane fall | lene +i ry 3, '0 Bhe per dosent ric hen Mons: Rough and inferior eourtry dreseec wo” to $I => per bu harper NOMG-fTOW , SALSIFY Home-grown, 65: to 75e per Fo is le rere 22 fow i8 light be nuda ‘wc to J n ancy Oa * ‘ - te " — ' NC ROS - @pring chickens oo enue ‘ 7. ss) *“C hansemond e+ o Bi.4 ier iA hs K Z ey ee f Ma Giake Heuer ies. F8&c: turkeys n0iCe dry-pieked YU bes ei -so; half barrels, $3.50- Parreis. $0.75 (UPKeyR = weaiged 4p furkeve oj) Valons were d TAT oMQuce aleady Fe. 8, Bhe- turkeys, emne. 836 Buches re QUOTATIONS OMA ES Cas OTMis renacked + love to 22e; geese 17 G@ O11 : ' ALLIGATOR VEAKS—Florida, $6.60 na Avie S-basket erates BARA oO faney EA LA ~Choice 130 75 Pounds ©, veer Quger $4 DO ter ore P°unds and up 19 4 @IIwe yi ' ODP ARAGL ce terme $1 pes - Pre am eanegerney bounds. 10g lt we. * 1! bee coarse |, 4&TICHOKES — Califoriia boxes $4 JOY your uUnderfed. underweig ete.. not wanted | f° 34.50 and y% eh Te bw 81 75 LOCAL FRUIT MARKET , Saiabie only 4: sharp reductions mares tae lige per ‘Ib. when you fi “Pring lambs. s0@ 26 pounds 7e to 13 , oe SE PLANT —twuisiana. 90¢ " « ‘eine h ’ 4 ask : i, Apple Supplies Moderate and pe. —this means fewer trips to the basement. Mreaif} Sheep 34 Gace er ¢ "PRA D arn ps D-4 na PIGBON GEONS AND sor j} =e." ak per dozen Dressed saudi" . BI eT8—Home-grow n 40 her dozen + Thar, Was only 4 limited Gemand for aD "OUNG ema!) and dark. Ae UN: he», and 650: to Te oe BOX Dies and tne ‘hearke’ wae du! Suppl ies FRO ‘S—Jum ir, $4.50 medium. $4 24 ~~ ABBA GE—Norther 220 Colorade oul were tmoderats “Ales were reported of : &° 76 babies $1.20 per i eer) ~ a) to SLU Leer ton req $40 to #4. De) edie toh ie asires [hin i*® ber) davis re hard ; Lea -ARBITS ——S2 op reer (Hoge ' ; ‘On ay > " yi oe ‘ - , rij + i 4!) ty (CRS i Pex N Y ry ildw tf rH in an hour how to NEW YORE. Nov 96 endl joe poultry Ck whit yb mO ‘Ss oo. ee wvarre ""lorcherd ras S$? B2.25- 40 Die, Ve | Ret more heat b burni iT'reguiar: Chickens by freigt ‘ anc by ex. | » COANE ER « ih se me) ne bu Sia virTizgs Wiles | A ~ i $i aeat beer Van ; 5 y ng press. 20@@3c: broilers ‘be freight Bic: |poe ~~ | ad i donathan aA oily Be ng Cariut whe smoke ft Saves ‘Y @€XPreses 35 @ 40e fowls b f phe fat °°) 'eer nee ba ba : : ’ to | S4'CR. ireck tnvuwe 1 rar Va Pork im. | raf fe 80 ty Sipe STE ts [sigh Ee OMER OM iormiy, 1-40, ate tcl svtice™ 3 money. too. : fon ig 1! BOe do by expruss BR. ie “ ya. ~~ we ‘ ae he to 01 | or woh, 8 " JOD0INg way. eloee te 54&¢ per Pound ti re 43 oF fj he bees firn, rect \ pts ' : EEGs F ; arr wT x . oi 5 °f . Der Con ANI L Pann OD (Ori tes way Ri) * ; | ; R784 Fresh kathered extrn firete stor sts daA I io a ae, ot $ Be mes wr Tri CON TING to size # SU @40c: fregh fathered firsie stor. | &4 ke! Floride %-b cates. 80. : CRANPERRIER Gave Cod iate Howes | Wit gee, Pacilic const whites” oe. ine Home-srown, 36c per bos SS, and earty hiack 83 95> Wiseenet ate | iM rt ‘Tench, 2! > BOe es Seo ee j ; loose: imported Fre ~we t0 30c pe ed 3180 to $4 ner le sharcet ernte : ca ~~ TOT Ke Cheese. steady .Feceinty iid - Pa ESCA ROL New Drieans $4 wer oar per iu=: Emperors, $3 1S: Mithigan je @ ~3rs ~) pe A209 Nov 24.— Butte: higher: rej rel and § ite $1.2 eauts S254 tube: creamery xia 60%;| GREEN PEPPERS Texas. $1 to $1.25 “RAPEFRUIT —Fior} 3.75@4.7 standards 44% ¢-. extra firste 4h@ae ee: | Per bu hamper heme-frown green bell T5e crate a rene - irate 4] @44e. second JO@40c. u Changed: receipts 272Y cases CHICAGO. Nay ~ - * NR ve ——— oe ES A ~2 ( Pp R4 | YOR 96 ! OF pd hee | ;8nd pet ¢ hanges being Elven. Sym bots: "Increase —— a of ; = i i | Prev eee ee ee if ¢ Pp é& & 1004 luo: 106 4 Tr eg i Uneh: hged F Be ages . ; : | es. Security i Bieh! Low. | Clome. Clone | sae. Security -| sien |, Cy “rev 1119 Ga) pe 5%) pps Hoa op gy | VEchanged. a ; belie ns CE (Ween... lk a, i> Ae EN lLaow, 11m. Cigge | Bewmenie 7s s |: eo, 2 — tt ie _——. een ee a ee i: © : __ Ue INDt Ss i RIALS. IN DUSTHKIA te — j . e - e P “S Wi 4 1OU Luo i Re MtAnp. Ltr e B . if lL. Sin lua AAT ie | oy, wet “ Ls. a OS ; ‘ née 7 i gee | Dp / » © Bae: + 461m Con p LUG LU3 4 1053, 103 ; 2 we lex ray «4, P+ See reer - “oO Cit Sy - lee bey A$ 2 ~ . . ee i , I ABR E) ae 18 is ik ot ie at H i Mt Gé me Br is , » i ee ‘ au ; lg r j - . Pres « a : ae . > ~J a4 SEX! HIT ¥ le ; ; : Ne! i Close $ : 7 if r : ~ Arm Cyn B. J4 aed 34 46 ; 5 fs 7e hs b pr Ps iUd 4 4 _ _ % & poe “Ve % 10% % 402% 1 ——- a at ee + 3 im, ? 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Louwle ®Ppot ahd nex -- Bs fy $ ( Pip P &: 1] New Brad © &&, nm =a 5a. | ; cp ‘2 ‘) Ln tO 100 pum . "Tt by. $7 20 futures, $7 lie? 20 ADtinion f . Mt 12 ne A '™, OS; 5%! 2N Mex La 1 9%, vt : 3 TSR Ma 716 101 1% 103 . 101 & Nov. 24.—Scruggs Fommon, Con. japot. g$iq'y2 di i - Piite J “i ~ , .. op S } 3 fo I Bee sre , ? \ ‘ "") oa 3) ne Tat ey ' #7 " MN Two . lity, luiy jos ‘a 2 TSP wif Bisoe 108 a 102 -i. | Seldated Lead and Rice Stix were anke s¢ RK, Ney 74—A b im the ie i] " ' ‘ : ~ 1 N Ce tTex 1] wl te 1 . : 4 fep pid oe lO % 201’ lO} % loa %& , , i ranke of the Copper Ex porters Inc, re : i Ii ci A ~ a ~9 “9 4 a +e wet 42%; S2Qi 21% . 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F 19%! 19%! » | ‘ ~ oe + i Wee sett |; Was fair turnover in Seruge or 16 antos No 4 20% @: futures firm M bh Va - 404 40% 40% 2h. | 200 do non vie; 19%6; 19% 19%)..... | 3 de @u og 99 % 0% * 14 | Mon and Ely-Walker. Pedigo. | December, 15.49¢ ; March, 15. 24e. | ‘j i | 4 . “ear 100 Buchkeve Ps. oi “J - s. | 42%) 42% ana! go te | — , , - Fe at ; Weber Was unchanged and Boy d Wool Sales Halted by Pog. ie 4 > d — “ = a" . “ “*% 82900 Con: Oil n. 20% 20) 20% 2h = ei ts v U4 1 O4%/ .. ». | Welsh Higher Tra nsactions in F ul LAIN Im 'N Now 24 -—The WOO! sales ha a? . r = * ‘ De 60 ° f3.% : " " ° - EPIC inter , . ; me aren “ - : te Nat Leath | 2%; vy! o ‘9 1300 Humble Oi] wg " - "| © Bur @ w ei a4 % 84% Jaga jton Iron were ‘h excess of 866 | for snetnamad lay owing te few ' ' “ - Ja = " = ry a " Py os ’ . , 4 ¢ , } i“ ; ey NP&L 7 pfilo2 ® 1024 102 %@ 102% | is oe | OF 57%! 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Also ‘ou : to - i+} } - “ : wt th or ou desire to oD , of interest to the Middle West. KVOO, Bristow. colda grippe.and fevers Eebeve womer #paine | na a ‘ we . soo lee As F e” e ‘ h iLDe nay . ‘ . : © ne eiounlta? rr yrincipal restful sicep. Preecribed by dectiursanddenusis “*-* : ee : | : ? Agriculture a! - 2 ¥ farm! ly heur; 9. & Si Nun F CPL. n . : : : Bn an washing is meces: .: : ane a , | 7 repa WBZ. Springficid. - 2} ©. S. an te Laciede as _ . a chest as - M. Collier, United . - ? : — b ’ “ISB 'Ou «4 pe od z : os : J " : ; P rz 4 oy . . 4" oz , # f . 53 = : 7K I ie r. J ids} - ; ' — ad r Le ¢ ~~! Vv! Zz > S : - Psi ; , % witty : . formation regardin iit dita Or Ne ‘eggs. | ups mi | wee, “Mnneapoite how 0. sador to Chile, hag ‘ ‘ ‘J ‘ bade ‘ " ~ i - @f>rvonr . j , i730 Tt) Ts a% _ -_ ° “7 s - - i , .« 3 : ry 4 len : ips \ ” ‘7 - a] se t Liz * 4 We a es "Sy rahe d % p cream to the pure 22 A. ee. Gucstionin Fate a mae ~~ | his way back ts ‘ - s as : i T re } iiez ry - : Frid y ‘*ro r Gold Medai goes a) it: Ee a ow ~ . I Ae a A i a eg ST he! 1d hens of aa _ ~_ * 30. moment SOlution of the Evening Fregram asicale: 9, Smith Broth OP sa 7 Chile and Peru over Direc om New York St id}: ttl . uggs. vpers ? thea > of fre Roosey sit Ce ee f the provinces , . ; $e i370 } : Tr . _ This dread cough is one of the 8 ' . 34° ; ago | 1. | oa > 4 . ’ . ¥ eraim. : ; + ment maak childeee 74 Ta : ) ts a nave it ex . ww. E | sitable fo: Wednesday, Nov. 24 oS ee ° : . ri — ~*-s ¢} rij Z ~4 : ; ALS 7 os a - a imeases. There ts mo core i 926 Hentz — 5 Bane OS - ake su! hether it is coumte!l -" ¥ 2 hide (ms -s . ms (Zz x. )}—6. e Two Held for Car whoupingcough. ituszally: - : "7k Tes ) lont this viev | smen: "not you pass {ton and — w+ hunting. pinning . . ‘ f : . \- Amer: ornament Two youn en. wellkmnewmph sictan sp eT 5, : geet a sap . ; esi Be «> ow . Geass ste onl ames [pana .reus —_ ® frolic. al. with a home-made ecription wi ! relieve the valor j : : ; M4 N. liu Care: €..0 £im & Sg rc eee ory dah ee a OH a : Pye Pega sice zea r each _ s you! ) 300° M "| conssting ef a brows @ cough ng parc XyMAS, and 2 cpa " . th ‘ as * ‘7 rr. i? 2 - ae _ ,€ | Ou a , ‘- ~ tee " 3 e , & _ c . re 4 " ‘ - =~. . vooutnag. Ne dangerous Gus- . (aga a *ilamieaail . COU! ro letters addressed | arm ) See eee it~ > AA IE By WR Gis He oe tee i ‘ha Imperia! train mixture th roves oror az : LEGAL INFORMATION een | a Member of the St. Lowis Bar Assoctation.) Wediaailion, Nov. 24. a 7 ; | er ae ARTNERSHIP, — if © getS 2 | QLENT NIGHT FOR: KG : ) WBaP. WFAA. WHAZ farm orchest®s: 11:15 Crosley r ; 74 —, orches- w™ A Ch oa ; 44,.2 bh | . ' m a Northwestern University .ec air line ,38 M)—9:30. Erwin te. PRL Hohe Se ey Milford Jones, right hand Missouri Minerals: $-20 ’ — eS ' man of Beverly Brown School of Music at Eldon } —- _. @ and one of the conferees | A 7 st peace parley 4 ew Horlicks The ORIGINAL * Maited Milk For!nfan ts, Invalids, Aged - ng? = “MEDICAL QUESTIONS i or So Health ay sanitation questions of public interest only et be con a ] ds t Fe tlice 3 : 7 WEI I STON RADIO CORP. yegonsstg Diagnosis or treatment of tndit idual cases will not be gtven. Pear farion Re plaiis ae horoughiy 1 y 62 derive re The penetrating | =e Br hLOdA_ Finnes READER - : ty sii we mB € Kalla ) H ancoek prano at a SY yale: ene OS elke aller eds Balt intel warmth cf BAUME BENGUE soothes the | inflamed nerve ends and relieves the pain. Good for Rheumatism YO UJ Ss Me Oo U LD Lurmbago, Stiff Joints, etc. Thomas SIMONIZ. Benya ae YOUR: CAR — 2) i | #0 SUSINESS FOR SALE MONEY —— actly ga VN AND OFFE = [RST DEEDS OF TRUs] Si 5@8 te £:>).600 Fach. secured by preperty werth twice ameunt «of =ae. J. i SPSITBIN & SO. RE a reeks G37 CHESTNLI ee oe ee REIT. 1 nar Leo aE ed sn Re pein 2 5 - 5 i ~ * me A Aer COR rs ae SET icc shih nine Pee BL RIAL PE RMITS West Pine Uy nion- Es alias a - . : eater souri $d. Eee Operate any radio receiver cA: 5 5 : , ' 5183 ‘ten | = saaiine - oon - ' , ' ' direct from the light socket. Trust Co . , Plazas tase 72S Lewia ig Thomure. 45.395 | Ns ) : Elirninates all batteries. Gives $25 EASTON A\ = bse 5 en ; , Oe a 1125 X. Twi Wagner, to. 311 Wainut. 3 richer tone. Last indefinitely. | ~~ a | ee 2 . -aeet klcett. Five models for all sets and all currents. TWIN-ROTO Model 1S “A & B"—4 or CONDENSER _ $65.00 Sersight Line 42.50 rain Commi et at foe ar } : . . ; — ‘ Price $4.50 less dial engage ae and other ROADBOTSE, age © ope S easiincie Sandbrink. 24 dave. 2815 Park BEMLER DEVISSON CF me a eee 8 KATTEIM A [PANY 44n+0 fret second ib Hall $5 Brookivrn ‘4 7 ure’ 64 21144 168 GRAY @& DANIELSON MFG._CO. tor for > end © tube 28.50 fot! 3 Central be ; Bhug h and O8 jow nelaat MUS SW | —_—— 6 Warel! cote 13 Teams 260 FIRST STREET — Ki rfieid 2 "de a: treet ne a a. “om 211% SS Yavior 1 Wo a . Hot CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK = a = vo current GA . yA ye ty : a . ‘ ‘ ‘ tei todo? ° - ’ — . , . ; . . r ae | »™ ; : rt . ° - ; ~~ : e Ru! hiieiliniisinn Wales , Cattaee tag ie wv men 4 to 12 volts “C” cur- , . | he ae , | ata a on a eee rent—for ary size set. 42.50 Model 63 “B—for use BUSINESS | eae tory, _(82 teeter R. Tan 47 Areena =): ) a AS om 110 or 1229 volt di- ro SS rect current circuits— 25.00 OPPORTUNITIES| e808 cm MOS tiene | Lg \¢ : “A” power unit of your present BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES > oe —_ S1SA Delor , \ SE cies "Wes on Chel to pe a eal 33 Vogt Sigs orease cggem e08 St. Len | Ay — 1... Sa and plug it :nto the light socket. wit! , me pp emma | ae 2 Cotsen \. Ve oes all there is to it. Left , Oo ) 1 at charge, your battery remains BLRTHS a ORDED. | | \ ie peak power ready to deliver a full c a \ Sa! RS = See of live, powerful current to the pa Engg Mtg 8 a \Y } “3 . : may obtain either of the two models oe vou ae ‘steady and eee | mack. 1613 Morgan ANY € your nearest radio dealer, or vrite i eu beer eae e? Spo ttmen a ; yi ites Lio4 N. Ith > ce ee ry . ' A se HOE ce eT he Oe + ——— Se ee cae . aii BUSINESS WANTED | i a cuecrnnmar O05 Viel — — M S rate. For NF DCTIONES ' x tex a : - thi Fast 5-armpere charging rete Rejuvenates radio tubes. Sup- plies A. C. filament current. Fully charges the average . 4 “+ are - stt = overnight also S s © 2 * ——— ve ta 2 — ' ¥ O a sha 3 , ees ne wet ‘2 E eral new exclusive features CI NC I N NATI oo OH | b. STEN re = ' gg sh ge "4 se mere. “ese cata a a St. Leute Sales Office.. 1926 Chestuut Se. Phone Cineet The World's Most Popular ~ Sell Y our Rusiehe OFT DioNk PA RLOR—And th if 2) See oe wen hen ee gg All eR ¢ : el i ... $19.50 “Sage or write mea are Wrh nar. ort ' e swelirt rd : ; jemahon. 31° Dechougu istmment : an < ' “ ALMO, 806 Arcade Bidg. M* = . ae Fe ie ; provided for sets requiring 136. The nation looks to RCA for 1912 TEA AND L r ROOM a 150 volts for power tubes, sup improvements in radio. And POWER SPECIALISTS SINCE Sine r ? i c 3 ro» ~' fant ones come s FOR SALE 4 ms aS. Barnes. 1937 Divas het te one ott i a tw Fo. et OS FCM ce ® eh :7* . ~~ Tem ; . . g ; ~ : . = ; . - , ct , _— in through improvements 10 a see: S825. we Wasion , ? wert. ii ch om org = Radiotrons or the develop- —_ TIOK ER Y— Ard lee | spavh im - : er ™ + nt “ - * apt “iM ! ; “us Ss ne i rn en : " : , i 7 : a 1300 Pranks | ttentio ment of new Radiotrons. Keep 4573 | haat ~ ' is - . 8 — , ning aa eal Ng : ; } | ac “a pin as = st — 4 Y Deai r . i: i a ong e000. - a oe b _—- * om 3 _ Pe - r ne : . ’ and y - < s i Ark wo . - — — up with the latest et. = ss eee i satin 'p aad Nee SES ton The Chew A. Mastin Co |) Shapepottt nedametin K Oo D E I P OWE R U ~y UE pet - ae i Weehington Flsture he: ¢ 3 ae 2 Wael *4 c Radie Divisien a : 1s) ie yy Retreat 7811 ~ 80 , te Bsn - Ohie WARKET a SS \ @PAL BARGAIN at R. and E. Stoecker. 2845 Pore Cleveland, “a wn . | and F. Potucek. 3828 1 List Price $35.00 Complete FOR SALE BY ; Rice rigi : ren Opportun ity of a Lifetime fo , “. St a aM eR YT Mi. atl M % oe . wr Pa - m Meat or . rreceryv M _™ " r; : 4 ee . - ———s » ; et oer ouibaa ys repess f : ee i P “a*% " o , vl 7 , ” - ; Rad ' ot oO n ERN ELECTRIC co. ~ ”"? » " a | Hs x 4¢das ‘ re “awn — x} oe rt, *: Ek oe nee wt " " 7 « 4 : ,2 2° : " 7 sei ~~ 7. t ane : = ee a ee “Teninaa. 2928 rt Can buy x hd S05 Tg ut f Lt} : at - d % = - : : 7. ~ \ : ve “ a] . 77 . ats " flo 2 ose
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——— WRO. Washin : 6:30,U. Ss. A Mg WsAl, Cinemnati A NM. ' : tists series: 9-30. a ' WsB, Atlanta rit _ om >, Peerless enlertainerg, a * Louis 273 M.)—§ _: soprano: Ethel] Gourl d ehr, comedy singer: Bo er, Djanist and singer; H sluger; Annette Crow iarry te inger Popular Comics News Photographs ? . , : } vid, : . Bs See SiLor . Nasi As 5: Sesenndene * U. y the Associated Press. LIMA, Peru, Nov. M. Collier, United Stateg ‘3 sador to Chile, has arrived hema jhis way back to Santiago t, sume his post after an a some time in the Uniteg sg Collier told E! Mercurio that still held hopes of & gatigta.s. solution of the dispute betes. Chile and Peru over the sovepe of the provinces of Tacna ang Ca. B -- Two Held for Carrying Weapon. Two young men, each with a home-made “blackjack conssting of a brown sock loads with lead shot, were arrested las q night at Twenty-third an@ pine Streets. They said they wer ce ren Jackson, 20 years old, . Sam Witten, 21, rooming togets at 3672 Olive street. W, charging carrying concealed pons will, be sought. . + .' No Guesswork! You can buy the Tower Cone in perfect conti- dence of receiving maxi- mum ‘value for your Jollar. Over 2,000,000 Tower Radio Products in use. h efficient light socket of your present radio connect either of the gers to your battery light socket. Thats Left permanently om sry remains always & j to deliver a full charge ent to the set. You of the two models from dealer, or write direct ¢ . rate. For eae toonglete. . nto .6 rate, gives For very large sets. Ab- $10.00 | $19.50 © ;. ~~ ORIG Chestnut St. Phone CEatrel 181¢ s of os a ~ SN ‘ . . * ' ~ VT +. « Milford Jones, right hand man of Beverly Brown @ and one of the conferees at peace parley. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1926. NNONRAAAN SANDY SA S Rename _. LEADING PERSONALITIES VRRRAVVVNNdXdKiHdHdHMHi iW WWWH CUCKOO LEADERS ee \ — ee ital NN &) = : hereon ha af, MEE SS My 420 bs FSF oie a naa’ ~ as ys we . wAddaey auses* yy , pene e tT tt tt. nen . end “* US spl Cee Mb daadeddddssmdiddddddddddddddddlecccdddeddddddliiiiifidddlddddldddiliae THERE ARE NOW N®@ CONTROVERSIE WRVWoqaa»ayg TIMS IN ST. ‘ .~, WOH Gang Weapon ‘SS SASS ANS ~~ ‘ A ~~ gerworx Se ae OR : Sax as SRST AN S ~. aS pA > WOAAAAAAWRAQQ ‘ = - ww ~~ ~s." Joseph Bommarito, Ital- ian, killed by detectives at Eleventh and O’Fallon streets on October 6. Wy Caesar Cipriano, Italian, N killed by Cuckoo gunmen - as he got into automobile © on September 3. ee, YT : ae 9 vr. Uy, et A, IE SO oS ee cs ~ OR ~ «Se a Ke’ $58 ps Sos 7 fll wy WWlrnnpyyypyyyypypyyppmlManwver DEEP WATERWAY ADVOCATES IN ST. LOUIS In upper photograph, Congressmen W. E. Hull and E. E Denison, both from Illinois. In lower picture, Walter S Dickey of Kansas City and Roy Miller of Corpus Christi, Tex., author of $12,000,000 waterway bill. They were dele- gates to the convention of Mississippi Valley Association. Dy Post-Despatch staff photographer Add As EA de el Wit 44 “44, ee SAA NON 68 66008 04 eh 0k OK CHR Ka eet” LR GS OE, =" Ss om “ 7 7 . © Km A . “ = ’ - n ty 4 b 7 a. wey - os ~ ~~. “ ~* ‘ » » ~* ee wt. > 2 ee ee ee ee Fathead, aitiitahabies Ahedodetanal ~ XX ‘ . John Giannola, wholesale sugar dealer. . ~ ne s \ ~s re nS ee. a 2. a a a, ’ * ~ SUP rage snes OM nbc Lt Rw ete —" op aR por aie, sny megter tat ey: yr o- : »~ rt * RWWWWWAK WE . oe oN me - ** - _— a ae Ce en Se Xe % : a . ak ; = = = . ~~. = a> 7 Ya ms ™ " . = ve ’ ene > ee te en od x a os : x SS be aap icin ies - at ~ & ‘ ve. ¥. nn OOP Ae ae ‘ ~ ~ > AANA ~. ~S . " . ." . ‘ ‘ . .* . \ . ~ . ‘ NS ~AS WY . . ~ \* \i . + ." . >>’ : . ’ . ~ 4 é « ; ‘ 7 : a. 7 "] —— 7 4 . . ey RE eas as Ser NS Ss a * - 7 “7 . 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- ST ee . 2 PAGE 30 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926 _ __.ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — _s WOMAN teal —4 The Little Old (on eS MEDITATIONS 'MODISH MITZI eatttoustese «By Jay V- Jax * Lady Who Met Pointers on Auction yt l= —OF A— | niin | Age ¢ Gracefully “e By Maton C. oan MARRIED WOMAN : | : f , Bhd not oid | pee HERE are three wars of piar- B y HELEN ROWLAND $2, whe lives ailoze. T auction bridge: the game of | bility in a large Be ’ FRISONE of Lyna. home ;, a hime , rubbers: the progressive game. Duplicate Varies Materiaiees > spd killed toc @ : els and takes am active interest’ ..4 the duplicate game. It is re- | the other methods of pieg ae , -hildrem the other day. THE UNKNOWN HUSBAND. . \ ~ Pas | mf. in politics. She is an Sier~ youn’ | warkable and unfortunate that, in- | the cards are retaine® § Ga She was tired of what b- WANT to ride through the great waste spaces with him-—to | 1 pw person who decsn't look & Gay Ovi | stead of playing ali three forms of each player tb te ee ae , : ie ee hte re—_to } > head on his tT — ow nee anaided meal bridge most localities seem to _— » tha ne} ate stood it fer is years. share his tent, his food and his Nre—to iean my oea | | ya | nd this is why: Balance, asense 9° 0S" ine th tien alll as ved at ee ear he shoulder and bear bis strong heart beat'” | of proportion and ee ae er two. Thousands of players have p! by the . a Police Headquarters. : ‘ : pry ine ge payee em The — played more than one sty! ily four participate ' > ee Crus, Cal. oniy two Thus saith the Queen of Rumania of her “Ideal Maz.” | H™ ! “4 \ ttle oid lady has lived calmly and | of game. and as each style bas its/d uplicate S ee Seier, Mra Aleta O'Brien. in SE es | | | - -heerfully. Her life has been one 4¢vantages, players should a Sa 6 ee ee ong Ber Susans, o> a nes miliar with all. The in ory may aid a plarer te ie merself thus: “I've done . *. - 73% a -“, r e S| j . : ; of symmetry and beauty. . : a : : a a4 pec 44 -” ” * ~ oa man in the world who would be the last to make her ! : | 7 i 4 | _ But they grew old with one for which the universally on for omg reason many tt sj, but being ° slave te | | ° ° m | | groans and creaking bones. They lowed laws of the Whist Crud have Match or progressive egnd Dans continually secid- A “strong. silent red-blooded, two-fisted (AN, ' al ee a ; complain of the present generation been drafted: to play either Pro- the most conclusive | ‘a gidicuied drives women in- | ~robably trade her pearis for a couple « | | ! and of draughts. They patronize gressive or duplicate, a alter- rubbers or Progressive, : | ; i +4 * SOLAS ¢ “ ne ae é PS gh PR AE ch NE aay Aen » - . > : heal REE B eke? rg. a Te t . A 4 } t eR oP Tk en AP ~ aes 35 Fee rh i RES OEE ee SPA als pie i A ty . 5 + ? Buh i mad MR! ” % Ds aka 25h Ata Seager neds Ba 4.'tg ner Vale . oe Po ae P i“ a Per 2 OE ae RI RP Me Baie Mak AM Aang alts Sr nits as oe pee ve FAS pst der eae “3a uy aa Nae ‘9 RR: ily little thing. with tw: lis an . ut her wet : muss ae ; bh ir T? ; re : _ - im . = 7 " . . . Ould Inmwuss up his hair and cal | ’ | head nie unde her chin veils bes ships are det ciated in one of "2 the war! If he’s care — . “ + all . a 4 ; - ° | neck, telltale, perhaps, of @ few Of +10. ways; the usual procedure is “RS Gig convivia.. cr creduilous, or Marie MARRIED the Id sband. when she picked King , 2 | 4A mane te corteie if ene Oe @ Oo ees SC _—— * ft. heli keep right on; . » j , 4 . = . = hese : + _ = Perdinand—the Ii | Husba. A King who gave her a giit- | , ' niiteien i seful feet rubber, but when there are exactly 2 ‘this paeperes oor (to. some ai a aneat and then meekir and Ai F : i — AF. oag egg four players, they by special agree- , Baie ments) behavior. Nagging Ce eee yy Fay . F | ” , *>' ment may play a “set” game in saci @iction. it’s just so much -- hin Fae ir " ; f : AD ° ronelue , % co rum caings for him ry } | . i . i\G , ' i ne WwW courte@ OF Mima; de line Y shes a loveless, seifish comething to AN ¢ ~somebod 3 SEP » ery on—somedody t . e - ’ | : . nin o_o Mann ail and rapidly ms la , thah ie i6te. of | as ys & +4 tb F 7 * rs x mAs! , 7, = : — | But wher she snags hin: h ys progressive dupiicate, rt- is, morals—ii edamame stat . . ture into De ts HIMSELS of w hom oe co — ~ rem tin towether . rily rema = Mthinking—-HIS health Hrs Yourseft t would be impossibie pe | “ge sence except ~ | thee wih ie irra 2 Live oni iy ta 3 yo . ot ake HIS su _@= ss we], ahe . the essential comparisen of s«omoerrow. —e cramps me mes oe 3 4 & iwiie speciacie®., OU Se tone) FR ance *¢ ; > too : , 4 as . ; nen | : . : 16ec a¢ 7 ak . a ‘s > 0 : ; idelaide, too waa sure that she wasnt dis- Since the giris have seen the gifts intended ittle d lad : ' seals alae 2 were ' axoteyuaes -- women. a pathetic one comfort hy oa Ton b 3 eo one . id . ‘ . 0} ~. T} Ia *) nh hey 7 | - “ bel = pol a yers Ja - : .OR: : for them Mitzi will have to keep them for her- was rhri a ~ ee 2 - s the historic Hor- = iw ) turbing Mitzi. And waen’t tt lucky she came That's , a Mitzi is teil a Rin move from ftabie to table. In dup- rs 9 aioe andl . ; f aa a4 es iets wing oe = iced ; : . : cate Match play, the partnerships | cage _ | Crared. just as Mitzi is trying om a mew negligee 0 ing Mathilde that she wasn’t disturbed. Ob. ‘usec one young ang War sometimes remain unchanged a meet Side of the case. in the; , , ; 4 snot) lIted one w ‘ oN Fieve “ eae per : ‘ish version : | gorgeous multi-colored velvet on georgette. The 45. But Polly and Adelaide would be if they etmatiint ts ee wap sometimes are altered by changes | | pate of Pres! gore i ‘s Chri ; : pent peat olin between members of the team. | 7 . mm T »/ = : ° — ' : : 4 > ° — +> ‘ ; 4 ia * ‘ y 4 » : : ‘ i - : : i - : aaah some vo: 7. ‘ a : eopie of the Green ; ; us neg ected marbie tiens wi t) G 4 Meanwhile M z 3 had kent « ears ac ee - | the Green Mead-| , » 4 a lem ee oS Cees 7° wee ’ are of hersel! ‘ithout the a tive Se discussed pro-' rour sk ve to act quickly » a } — = agi wean, , stan A aig asl iiose phic concent —. She took . , ame along | ie ad ) sistan : ge -nogEs —— . . . “ = ° | Ste ere, . ’ Sf before re- Mea 4 Xantuippe ‘he onetime cor porats | : ; nee tiri , refull ae Ti With a lame feoet. about he _™ dha as bnCce -« : : Pe é , 3 . , . ii . ; . , . : = : . : dressed os 4s r Sect eis of I fealth and Success right something. or they will not , ae 68 goed 9s ge 8 Us ae "| Sroo 4. she sits in a comfortabic > ee sted. Or he messed up he main ve. So ther -" ts i ; OT , A "72 x . . or. ™,. : * . " - >. . . ? . r . , — > , ‘ oa ‘ ‘ ve ‘ut . . . § " . ry my . . . - he ‘ J \ Pa 4 . -" : , ne . ‘ . . . ‘ ry a oe ~ + P sir 5 : NO ore : ; . y P aif” 4 ‘f , ; Orricors, UaCcH ~O ' » > * m “ o . be bd é : » + ye tin silppers, | Rie dav: tediy attending ta 7 ne returned wounded he Mg cae cam ane 2 he: iti sail » et ee ove ‘i ee Wars But the worst his ~aeunin if pro-” THE Le” roused public: opinion —s ai. How the rit: MOST APPETIZING Bho 2 2" 2: oe iis sentiments er at nourts at tinte , | — nese 5 | edviou thinkine how dreadfu! | ras fy from thee She was tively om Ss meer bonee Sas ceshary oe} tee tar oe 4 POTATO Seine stiepher tor Sea “one into more systematica!l: i -— wsO 24¢ G@n adc uched th reund was on bh : & Woman he worshiped meni tom made the :ubject of formal repo pe Poe CSR “Or sugar tnd runnin fast as a Green Forest, and he knew tha: he ' P f and was mad with ' . ‘a * ae ‘ ’ ‘ , : ' ; é : : . 28 me ——. - the ° -_ bud dinne py the Medical Research Counc! api isa n @Y- legs of be id take her. and that had ne business there niform ) eo Bim. 4 3 As soon as the hunter was out | tame. > of Great Britain This repert fh ; eta Bie ——— — i ett: | And as she ran she T — ° 86 oo family @ , i ie Yas arrested and enioyv a 7 » ee . ee. wil : . : n = e* - vw T i AA am 7 a >?) Ort Lite reg ; ; : ry xe2eD *‘erns and GO. 4 wal Mr r ok he : . : WwerlyY~-S13 : 54 ereiva? - , 3 . , . ‘ ’ ri” Oo c= ; yr ay : we Maty exceptional in.the subjec’ ' 7 an ac ushes between that hunter ang leoeking for Airs : se. fe | : } death—and his wife «, ce a E itione) % i sim eaa: ge gi ais Sal : | dinner-a~4 These investigations were carried) SNO0ne! TN ous gg a BEN ay ee : a i be Dem | plaka ut @Guring the four years begin- ay or aja ' aS ag + ro. he hunter saw hep t4at Sie cOU-ane. — _— ° ° } 3 ave Rim refuse > — ese . i . : 7 ; Mr izro use har “? Mumiag POTATO SA meat left! ning December, 192: | of SOLE ” S vO Vs. aa? ee as ‘ £ . . Li ae 7 ; Au = .€ = Z . a “| + ase e ar 7 - “ . 2 , - -_*+ a ~ a4 as “+ a - =": : : ay xT! aer ee’ , : model settlement of the villa. trp: os ens a SS holly > he 2 are we £21: a 29 GC 2 g®pt say ! ‘ “=e = ig three rar hy | eee margarine, vit | ounih | ‘hon 7 hard botled eo death to life with with 30 to 35 bers in each heu: — ee eee min defi- .-..,, | 4 flutte ; ing over and ore! —— cups diced warm i y ae : = Bu Me Ser ~- i ; . nm? ‘ a3 4 . aa we & . se : ; } : T) [pe ut -. | : aes a hes. Chik haa So moment. The hunt poy et oe ee . * boiled povacoes 1 tablespoon ) . pepper. = , : : cee to ige a ‘ ia | “ 's a different view-i. Sleeping and ng sicx. ? the hat J wise sac tions were excellen’ rell a poi a ick | 2 u ar me °0 2.0 : a. en , centro! 1d «discipline Leavy yf : i h h irs. Grow -¥ Comes sea. Lave Mm Only the finest vanilla beans are | ; — we as : nt 3 Of | edibi , ak curd). “eich | om Oe n aoegpng | | ; Ati ; gratec omion aM ‘se enough to hare peer ei? " “Now. my dear.” said sha, used to make Dr. Price's Vanilla ~~ ' 2 . : ~ Bnd Ttandin of what Extract—anothing elise. Always uni- | | i oe eee 2 tablespoons ‘ ) = ans s form im strength and favor. insist : ry , mince _ ae ; : t begin to be tmoe- en Price's. At your grocer s. peprer vinegar Les ta ries pupils athe Best since 1853 | 3% Cup Bnely diced , ce Until she. Secnent). gucieeel ceiery Be “ates. with waom a9 Ce \biy ‘ *Tleyit > ery he Ss | er ite Me + TRurt O- _ nitied ma. e8 nae he. aol as . roils Ae Most ma-hetic and ky. °mene & ! ” »ook is w hen _ ~omplt grade equally over al. the a— : ” , os *olle x ee ' por , + © imi it Shadow th ems ; } houses of the settlement ol late iso showed e sila dilate ial | doesn me ; r sb order given. while the potatoes are ae sn SOCeeee enue . .. : ‘ as. a oF : y ‘ , a on . +. - Tue«tay. A basic diet was fixed of 1916 ~~ ear : @malte : ' ' warm. Chul! and serve with a garnish a ras pounds calor n fat and car- — ’ So ae. las paaggelae es ' -s ‘arewell before - = anda protein, : ~ - asi, ree oe act aan, Sie ete thie ar | letruce. ) he: heunioets ss ‘he homes bohydrate prepertion of 13-13-68 ade “ad net show much , ae PRE at geen se “© Semiock and begs ~ a \eigh- ,On, P Was alrTaid *iat rll # % ‘a3 Meee foe having ean Dieres with addi | Bor -.. a | and COMBINE che ingredients in the | This compares favorably with the ; a Farmer Brow = . = ' eee r** ~ . =) & ’ r 4 ‘ : r oro a > ov ordinary diet of the working ' : rage . e : lave Deard those shets and ; | rs, “aneero;e@ 1 a ‘oes aro um rrive ror he jaseea, but is somewhat peor tn “ - ars cemgners anti tae because individual idiosy ncrasy was ' , “ 2 ‘~eshness. This delicate. om. 44 aoe e a : maneiny : ve . Filles Fa thom Haddock oe x > | a thas are hecormin ™“) aioes o when other, ¢ } orga ts are rushed straight Boston, Mass. ~ . "St in the new winter and « negligibie in dealing with such ined touch of adorable | , | adi large pumbers, and seasonal va- “a — ire singgisa. from the sea to your dealer. Ee » piere tial ’ ACaeta, particulary Tr 2 ¢ RG! tc GR a ee ot fe ee , SE SURE vou don t offend by os Cleamed and ready to cook. lemgth of the experiment. ng Chex Seap dailr, : ollet an rT —_ * have made. their good pf ; Ld : ~rt — '¢ Riviera season. cook ‘nm The ebject of the research was : CREAM bath. & beautifies and improves to discover whether imcreage in any compile tion. copy of Ida Railev Allen's weight or height could be obtained bs Trev this! Wash er bathe with by giving extra calories. This was , : quisite Chex Sean. Instantiv ¢ tried, for ezampie, Dy adding sugar . ‘ trace of perspiration oder, = or fat, er by giving fat with vita- : oem ai dae Rei. ite |G } Procucts ani | , Ai Eig Boy Mines Reig Company POBox 8 NLY_C taing er by giving vitamins aione At ieading $ and 10¢ Stores (FON E—banished for 36 hen Queen of Ru- and emt “itm fer purpies and squares The effort was also made to dis- Dept Stores, and Besuty Parors wer 1.098.008 cnites weed the fiat cever whether the biclogical vainue foe at mar “Ro orvte stnee rear. Try Chex and you'll agree it’s pos of a diet de : liy 1 roan sting encagagge 1 Wonder soap he age ou be ghey — “y increased! & P. @remces & Sum, imc. Allentown, Pa an a —_ ge a ~— , a a4 @ 6. Bo FP Co 1 ititinictnrntitintinn * @ving an additions: ration of! —_—_—————__._ — ot i en ee Ee me e.oTre ws 2 « Sizet COUR alr : : oo yc _ Catices - ee el as ame meas ert oe 5 SR abot an ee
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there ~ “ == !.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____—- WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1926 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Home-Making Helps | woman ' A Wife’s Transformation |?" "| Arranging Your Home a | By MARY CULBERTSON MILLER age tte Mooers Marshall. _ | i res | se of Perfumes in the | oat tea ae _ 4" A — or _ Home beressive game promotes eS - : | BO ) 3. u e stresses | RECENT fa f * | « Pn, : | ity in a large party. Socig. SS ONE of Lynn, Mass., et here that fresh fruit is the most! A nome ceeheel Se eee seh Rr x | D O NOT expect the perfead Duplicate varies materially froma Send killed the mother of, Lj # | important item of the whole meal, | casions drew our attention. The | zh. | upon this faulty earth; but ¢ry, Bother methods of play becaygs ammagen children tue other day, | SM Miugty, , jes i, supplies the acids that you) prefessional perfumer tucks the | etal i | through each man’s act, to read his e cards are retained in front i she Was tired vo! what he 4 deta ONY, | eed. |Sachet selected back of pictures, | ft | ' rT | purpose and its worth. Oh, count ch player (not booked in tricks; Aimer “negeiD.” | ae mv" a For luncheon—a green salad wd draperies and wall decorations, un-. ik 1 | Ge | the weight of all the good that lay that they can be played a the : * it for 15 years. I : a oo i | ponnags kind. it's the best thing you! der rugs, back of pillows, in uphol- | ; sess” | | i742 in his intent, bis tender thought her iable or tabiea or on the rs, @egend it any longer,” he! . tea a : can eat—a thin sandwich or roll, | Steries, desk pads, bric-a-brac, and | \We AS} — & his kindly mood; not what he by the came players Whep | 4 at Police Headquarters. | ai te 4 | and a glass of milk if you like it. uses the liquids in lamps built for | 3 | Ate} ae i x —t_ . wrought, but onsone. For mottver ly four participate (this term of | ‘eanta Cruz, Cal., only two | “There must be a regular meal its special burning. The result is | = Ss 5 . ie... all agiow with leve may Plicate is called *“‘“Memare Dup. ssier, Mrs. Aleta O’Brien, in | iW Wy , lat dinner... You may have two ona argent perfume pervading the | nf | f+ ee = eeau | the soul, and yet the ow ne pate’ as on the overplay mem. “gee killing her husband, de-| | _| "| ee & ae 0 hs | green vegetables at least. Eat peas a : J may prove too weak to graap its Denew 014 o player to le us thus: “I’ve done. ; ae URN . a eineiy gg For a Japanese forma! tea, lotus =\=\ y a ye rate cer. perse)f | My cat and corn sparingly for they are may be selected ? o \e goal. For one, the great adghieve- in cards, or to bid cértain hands: : Wim ever since we | | +N a ys Ps fattening. One starchy vegetable fete anndatinad ; end rr a ne \ (8 eS OE ment waite, he holds the master that reason many objext to jt) Mygerried, Dut being @ slave to | | | a ; |won't hurt you, though—potato,| in. trish nate edleages Prat e peal AT Se 92 8 YT. key that opens ife’s most guarded atch or progressive GupJoate ig Ba gnd being continually scold- a fu | : , | rice or macaroni. Then you may! pe chosen: a Blamece nos Me rate : — 7 ‘ ous gates and gives him passage free. @ most conclusive methol jn @yriienled drives women In- A Bolt , re >: have a small piece of meat pro-| pe scented with Liang-Liang | ‘all’ “ =|>5 | But for another, barriers rise whieh ubbers or progressive, the bes i iP) F eee tan oe a | z.. | viding it is not pork and not fried.| agost modern Pe yg AMT | . ; , = “he can never climb, grim wails that ayers are apt to win in the long thus receive two notifi- : | But positively no gravy. No bread Pies day te Gay the oder of tate | > AAZZAZE tower to the skies, buflt ap by life n, but In duplicate the @maigiye Mi. that even the nagged will (unless a slice of graham or whole | sith, Tho. wenes teeuae Ge ce ; > 7 ) | atid time. Forget, then, if the part is reached more quickly. Ba maggot, male or female, | , , ian AS ‘J | wheat. No butter. No water dur-/| aired daily, for these odors grow | —.:'_« 22-2222 FF | he plays is but a minor role, and The pointer for today is: Boourse not usually murdered | YY i im) 3 VO ‘A - | purpose in bis soul. of skill; progressive is the most like to do! Neverthe- We ae we —— 7 es | food half-masticated. Deserts | housewife used lavendar freely in. viable, but for one table the rup. Fy, Frisope @Nd Mrs. O'Brien (" \ € Yee ae Tea you'd better leave alone. No nuts,| her linen closet and it gave the) game is the best. warnings that magging as ' NY | + , Ait ) = no candy, no cake. Your diet will household linens a fresh, sweet. In my next article I will answer € sport is not without dan- At. | . ah : | 1% Mia. | be principally fruits and fresh! odor that was very pleasant. Peach | me questions that have been sub. © | AN £3 = | s 3 ; ae vegetables.” leaves, rose Jeaves, lemon verbena, itted by my readers. Won the porting point of view, ae 5 yankee * “Doetor said something about! Sweet basil, sweet marjoram and) (Copyright. 1023@,) Bing sooms rather & failure any- \. | Oe? : RAE ORL Grinking lots of water.” | ge re were also used. HAT room could be more cool A slip-cover of an inexpensive pecause youcant win. FPvery 7 | ME , Yes, eight glasses between a - > personal sachets, make Wars refreshing in its arrange-| rep in a soft sea green is placad meajs every day. Lots of water ig | TOU at ones for the hat boxes, | ment for the summer time | over the divan. Thrown on it are _ 1 hi . ey in the bottom of her heart | Ng BO. Z , ee : j Vy ; hilosop cal Phrasings Tout she cannot hector her, A es ma, re one of the secrets of good health.” | surg co reggie: poe pads for | than the one f{lIlustrated in the ac- |cretonne and chintz pillows ‘n ) | }' + | Pau drawers or trunks, lon€ | companying sketch? Everything| bright cheery tones. The other a — ‘ - ux ‘ Fi is 4 . EP ARO 8 NINN I itt NP ATIAS 7 . r? 7m a ae — A Seow oe mi re ree dae i bee rte eG Sidra at - A te lle ait $0, :% ane pote ea bell sc aieeetaaegpiietaigdl . yer Rey 4 PT RP OE, ae EROS ee Ne - - tk ade ~ et clk a ae o S oma Ri PA palit R ede oe to vo _ = Maes nth ie bet. al Voge : Kr: ia sede 4 etl statins pewter tw o~ . ee 2 Ee a ~ ie pers untae 7 ne reenoual Purredwten, ~i de 2 Ghee i ee ee 7 ’ : . oe ee ght, ety ae Beat ie tk : = ke Sd a x e 4 (pee Oe seuss daterainn: oiea® ose cantina ieimemhante aA a se reed yee oor . sens . OE RNR A tt ID 0 LAELIA LOGIE LIS NP ERI; AEB Ce Rays Nac oe EERE Re ered AR io gO A cena gs RS IIT ik, er RRC tN 8S be Helms pen, eV et ol ey SAE Pe ra AS A ea eee NT eee Oe ee a See ee | ee eee sees fee vy ae ~ the ng MR A HE tenes YT sia eeehiidenatnn intend nite te ehciahiine nn tentei tied "5 ite. 4 “ee oe wt 8) i a ee E y “ 7 ¥ 6 y A RE ie ROE RR OS el Re ARG 0 QE my jnto any improvement of | 4 WN dn} ” - _ From rm day on Helen ate as di- ae / a . 5 . mtmeng L. hae / es ' , rected An ays fe Honter _| narrow strips for the center and | ' , Gravity is but the rind of wis. — geal "hak one a : DY se isfied. ee ends of coat frames so that they |e to te camaeedl . hn ppc? ee pean ae ee m, but it is @ preservative ring, — | a . | | . ¥) “Now then.”’ , drop down each*empty sleeve and /;.... pecially delightful and/ either be covered with the rep or Bites the war: If he's care- , ; ‘ Now then, proffering Helen pty inviting @uring the warm days. Belgian strip, and the cushions are oubert. Sree a Be convivial, or credulous, or iz, : the diet list, “follow that religious- | 40wm the length of dress or coat; panels of stik and prints together| removed from the Windsor and ie he'll keep right on | : ly. But that doesn’t quite give us| skirts, The dainty corset and gar- | with large pictures are removed! wood turned chairs, which tends to he world is a comedy to those iis exasperating (to some. our foundation—invigorating ex- | ter Sachets are made in flower | trom the walls and only a few| make them cooler. ho think, a tragedy te those wha mente) behavior. Nagging , / ercises go hand in hand. I want you forms in satin ribbon. An indi- smaller pictures are allowed to re- The window decoration is dainty .—Horace Walpole. | eiction ; i tte ap such to begin today by taking a half-| Viduel odor is chosen for this use,;main, a simple treatment for the /|and simple in treatment For the . 7% DxeonePogiaa and soaps, powders, perfumes and 'wall gives the appearance of «/!glass curtains.a sheer white votle Ponce: WA g GAOL imy ‘ ws cane», ndiaenins titania \. or" lea del ee a soa oy ae Sl ed ee - ‘ x: a tor Ce ota a4 eae ee ny 7m es aM Boyne Aha So Bee ty: Sear ty lage Sg i igi van ith gods ea py Py a nes oi ; . ban OP Ee ~ — very le ne . re Ore sacneent the twgrtn Dea Ap nes tes Ce ed oe Mesion that doesn't get any- INSTALLMENT ITI. speculatively I wonder,” she! ™lle walk, tomorrow one mile, the | |. The weakest point in every man §& scoomplish anything. | Hichee Goes To Work. penny nae many wamen there are| DCzt day twe, the next three. That = avanie are of the same odor. larger room and removes any sug-jis employed and for the over- where he thinks himself to be TT edn talking to | at Madey ae thea | ems chcare Gaawer hoe seit tenet | will get you hardened a lUttle for : 1e selection of perfume used in | gestion of stuffiness. | drapes a soft toned cretonne with a e wisest.— Emmons. 7 i this column, we may ad- Ty through a miracle rejuvenated! and normal well-ordered lives are other exercises. I shall turn you pace aaa se ae a matter of | The natura] wood floor is given a! ™ulti-colored flower motif. The - ae SE Save aympathy for a | over to physical culture instructors sate wal ye ieee co even | war polish with a medium gloss./Predominating note should eltner You arrive at truth through | type of nagger. When a/ Consider, Helen Crane thought,} of a firm velvety skin, the color|f0% your exercises soon. It won't | ,, chee ae is ‘cca ane | This makes it easy to Keep clean! be blue or green, which are cold petry; I arrive at poetry through @ bags ber hardworking, gen- | Wen she first began her course,| coming from a blood circulation in be long before that depressing nisea ia lac inet Shen as, besides not showing the dust par- | Colors. uth.— Joubert. , Miiwtand to get more things | PUt that thought was ecstacy! What good working order and not from ‘Tend of yours is dislodged,” she| oo. aycellent Egret Ph res Sate ticles as readily. The heavy winter | (Copyright. 1826.) Soon you have the clear, milky Ao ahi on Wf she's a loveless, selfish | this woman has done is no more | little jars and bottles that litter a | ®™Ued after cooking othe ancl goes |'Us 1s taken up and in its place| No Sport Clothes for Evening. which everyone envies and admires, and Manners easily and rapidly me- Sut when she nags him than you can do if you will follow! dressing table! Until they learn), “Jt would seem like a miracle) 1 04eh apartment or house, or | ‘here ls a summer grass mat which; LONDON.—The Duchess cad PO oe bor i erg } ” . > 7 ™ " > ad | . . ~ rv . o% : f ’ j ; T , ) . ‘ ] t > “i ) into morals.—H. Mann. Me it's HIMSELF of whom _°U" ve-troniceal icant I Comprehend this they will keep on burying their rah = z Mh “eee sg olla Re rene casha buds may be put on the C8” be obtained at a very moderate | York has put her royal foot down | : of thi = - ” thinking-——H1S health HIS yourse!f, and ljiet out the reformer blemishes with lavers of powder | * uNnCUONS. l try to get out of go- atove. or coffee grounds can be! price. To give an added touch to: on the increasing custom of wear- | utes before bedtime smooth some this , ~ Aa KR tae + . F , t — - ut ’ ‘cool, fragrant creme on your neck and : , , v ’ 3 TT) Talia . } 4 _ 7" - c as nle -CR si k ; mn] ° S } »} bd E => 5 / “4 ; @ Bother women, a pathetic one comfortable share of its riches, but them with foreign substances that can be placed in front of the fire-| dress for the smarter set, and she lear. Your ’ i L : ; OTR See seadin : : ; : j +1 ' _ ne » T am on? ~t4 , |that alone could not carry her on! prevent their ejecting the poison- | OVer Me when 4 am oul © ith Mr./ pours after it invades the rooms. ‘place. i has set the fashion. SOMETHING NEW IN CANS Example of nagging Ru: Ous matter.” The soumrts Nok | , craved. It took work erseyer- “Tyr ynitiston thoueht i as toget her a . me her side of the case, in the | neg x i , CD er ne ee ee in her intensits LONDO®.—The “W” neck ts the | ae Stores such as Wolff-Wilson Drug - English versio: e gmyeie, | SECS and sirict attention to or-/ jot older than 37," said Heler path- | Propeny, ener. B RO Sate | , | Stores, Famous & Barr Co., Seruges. | — se 6S tz de — e » brief wns the finger tips of one hand were latest example of alphabetical style | Vandervoort & Barney, B. Nugent | “ eats rs. er timidly out . brief pause. eae Set 7 re “Mrs. Socrates,” a fic-| ' o if ak ee in English evening frocks. It is & Bro. Stix, Baer & Fuller, Wal- ra we orn “2 Medical Report. He did . . Well, we'll soon . reen Dru Co.. Johnson Bros but Immense ly appealing 5 ee Seon, Seer Mrs heomonen *¢ 1 a i” eee cal oe The heautv genius drew herself | an amusing variation of the V- | F 2 rood morning, ait _rane, turn that obvious clock back. Let's 4 4 a rug Co., esen Drug Co., Krum - f her chair: shape and U-shape necks and is MINIMUM BUNDLE, 500 menacher Stores, — vans is married tO! 99m. Another moment and she years before your husband's re- work, if vou w@ll follow my cInec- thie season's dinner dresses, partic- - enc great man was scanning a _ (letter the client turn. Most men’s minds are im-/tions, 1 can assure you that we'll | ularly those made from black vel- CEntra! 4350 CEntral 4351 CPi, . e : aaamneeeiemesanal A I . > 7 , : ; ing always, because I feel my dis- | | Live only for today an@ you ruin Buon. HIS suce:ss—well, sh: 5 t. cau ‘ ny dis- | purned Any of these things will | color to the floor a small oval/ing sport clothing In the evening. ion ¢ alyzing inedequacy seems to co gE juacy seen ) Come stale cookery that lingers for | hippe the historic Har- |; . | : pave & the ae * d ito the success that her heart Crane's friends. I never seem to being bent back cruelly. ; SANITARY ENAMELED LINED § @iving presentation of whit : : ) 7 eager eet to 2 a IN “poem FANCY QUALITY - & eg niation of what a smiled the beauty genius, as Helen see . aes Surveying Helen’s face _forw ard to the edge o! helt ee ee «Put MDi ok. ushered into her consulting | -ioscclt che said. “We'll drop off 15| “My dear Mrs. Crane, !f you will! being used on a large number of | fi NCHOR I A UNDRY co ’ o q cure that inferiority complex of | vet. was almost too impossible to| absolutely fundamental requisites o — eA alan eR Et CONTI I Ni an Ay Ig : that lie S sleeping in eve ry Woman And MATT Re keeping out the healing he. te. know how to get myself ~~) - .+ -~> ®e “ errs en ee oe ae *».* ae, oe a oe oe mee Ce en mre’ ae — ad a ay r - . : be cet: bad “ ry 4 7 — cs . ieikine. Pigs not ae mtd a t rhe a: PRICE r ua Kee et " eta 44 ees > ‘” edie » » ~ a3 a Me ? X i Anes » OE OO EERE IIE NL NNN PNT Me eA HOE TL IE NN Te BL eR ila i i ‘ a ager , “ ° Re ay : - forts ey sere, Lip-rne erttmwnt y+ ae _— * Mee : pecs halve AMIN 0 ig myn 2 op taney Sane ' nr kapetitaaige hens Deb Sar + = aa chee au paella mp salts ~~ mere > : " . dinnpoas mae Oe SR cahaine erate TL Ve on ~ oe : eee n Ne Wet © oanren wanes : Paha teh ve Ving pamiaeiine ; bow! d ; m Xanthippe—no wonder sh® had proffered. It was from#Dr. pressionistic, actually sizing up ‘re ri can 0 sss. Attar warrying her, So-, Johnston and in it he had enclosed person aS a whole. I'd like asnap- yours ina very short time. ‘Wwemen | hats and goidtish out of the afr— ogee —_— —— wi Bau-\ a diet list. ; shot of Mr. Crane when he first | come to me with en oul0n, h tearm, | ‘ por his bread.” but lived on “Well, I see we have a clean bill! visions you after our job is fin- they entreat me to abolish the honey and finally gambled it! of health here—that’s good! But ished.”’ wrinkles, that they retain thetr | “Now . ]] ape what food you A littie stifle turned the corner of : c 1 weak cup of coffee, if you wish it. |, lonts trappings Flat work ironed, 8c a poun au | her client’s trappings. Xanthippe, the onetime! corporated a slight breaking out oP invited. Or he messed up| he maintains that you y have = : and himself with freak- health is good. At that’s a splen- toasted read made Of CO&rse .,6 wore of her was this creator of | /= Been@ice and the most! did backbone fo: ur job.” fours ble. Or if not, Of | ¢aminine 1 cy. Li dell 1594 and least companionable Smiling, she gazed in e hite flour, and n ; nds. o_O ~ - meneame —e - — - . : = sos oe inte ae _ ; nut wountes “My Old Virginia mA speculative venture. In .. .” she frowned, ‘Doctor. states Diet youth and we do it We | allowed. For your breakfast her lips as she became conscious | of Athenian society — to her a searching elance whi in- & Minimum, $1.60 | ERs | : sa 6 »$ me él with a lame foot,| about her mouth and chin Still, ing. so they are taboo. And YOU spreads became hopelessly twisted,” | was Slices cut very OCoprright. 1926.) , Xanthippe called him |. oe ; ite mabeee Wars. But the worst By Jeannette Young Norton ‘ es | 4 AO ante me vat ’ alae ote Rentate 5 thy Se pi washday. Our Wet Wash service a pound. Why not call today tor and worth while? wae Hane tae Ape sheet + ¢ . . . , _ of tis neglected marble tions with obvious ill effects to ee A a ale ome me A tate Jnl deere semen salle Rae Anti + + My aie 4 * Te i we eA wt: 4 Weasite 2+ nx o- i ee el a Se caste ween Pita Dprrans — + adm ern Jeena tn paper aeerenest: Oy Kr Ret o oot A yee ee i Ce ladem teed ide ; ee om , 4 - feb berritiog LANNING family dinners re- oysters or fish turbot may be used. aiO otew. saggy him then, either | P quires thought. They must be Corn fritters made of canned corn, een : + pork | " 4 Z , eo Ou Sz ; fly fro nga vuln nourishing. economical, attrac- fried eggplant, and a simple salad PES nd. and cut | a Athens: She was tively served and well cooked. '! may be followed by baked apple ae * ine eae Ple . . te it 1 thic pieces, lac 4 tte philosopher, but Breakfast may be a rather hurried and cream. i sanas att! Pee "ry 4 . ’ . . il aT) P } c tt 0? er T : I} A y aan who worshiped ‘meal. luncheon somewhat sketthy, Sunday. Lege of jamb Boiled * with _ j a 4 ; RC . -} , t tn arge nion. ‘are " t for ay was mad with but dinner is the meal of impor- onions, potatoes roasted with the , “ . ai - tate : P, t ' : » dice oo iJarge OTaAT OSCR, u tont 2 ‘tance. This is the meal when the meat, hot slaw, a tomato and mint the en e* : ne nd enton MmnUed 7 - . ' em im Will pork and 110 — be noble and family is al] together and ready to salad with cra : . wi; he was arrested and ‘ ¢ and add just enough water to | arreste ‘eniov a well set homev repast. A anda peach cobbler for dessert, ‘ eS a Wh a to death—and his wife di ‘ > a AY SurcLrcestio! may { ‘ ee ms ° = - LeeD Aron VUuTT Ine. Heyy po- for his escape from Se Dythess’ Winter Wardrobe. tato is tender add . pti ee s 7 li : —— an owe - } P = 7 t0 have him refuse. pianning LONDON rhe Duchess of York them and some ers Let Ome to a eaienttiab iain, ~ es 7 w - € Cl ease on ge hither BLAS 4 niger so Ste Sahm omit porener ns ome gv lye Mater Om 5 vows » ptm IEry ar J > Nee Pee . 6 PR Te One eee, Ty >) ~ * J y — hie ee ons Aen ace MM ias te ge Att ie Ry NO hee Neen RR p eeE aa Rae eae tay «il, AALS EAN A OIYP mr et Sx We te eey FO ee eee aN ENN — . aah tate: alleen se kers and cheese Bi ee ree ioe Oe AG a ny ae ee zee y va “ / hes ¥ est o> Maes a awn 7 hapten Sephie ta Sah > ee fi neal * Corina ia ba ; r? OEE AAI BR CO Ne mage at. etn iste neat dtc tee ‘ab ‘ : “ ™ ’ 7 e iit ALAD % “listen to her.” Monday. Meat rolis on lien has completed selection of her win- S . nic ‘aoe were as meat left from Sunday dinner mak- ter wardrot-« All the new colors then add butter. sult and pepper y suggest that ing three cupfuls Add a grated — e ig of what & . + t+ 11% > . hente nN th; spoonfuls of soft butter, a at | tablespoons ; . | = nag egc, and two tablespoonfuls of ran Crries ° om 4 . # i begin to he impa- Form into rolls, dip in beat- Now in market t OeS a e r1vin i vinegar 7 es tells th Ne who | stock: 3 4 ‘Cils e pupiis wno " : ee > : -' } » Be teaspoon Sait HM he, in en egg. roll in crackeg dust, lay 1D _ ntil she became ; . ee ae — VV ‘le Lo ; : 4 teaspoon pepper ae me Becrates, with whom ° gg canon get ban “dk ' wv 7 omen DON'T wait for Christ- | a hs 2 oat ~ Sonate Drown. 4 om Tell ee And so, one particular wife scolds a not-so-particular | pane | si : 4 o : Lg 7. erred with ls much to he piti sauce may e ser . | ' : u o be pitied rolls Baked potatoes creamed Serve them with all ingredients in the | coe -tiagumeell onions, a lettuce salad and a fruit kinds of meat — roasts j d h hi j l] ’ i Ost +} tic ¢ 2 » _ « uce Sx «i ' ai a j Ait . iii . | still | aa ee and BU-! ie complete the dinner. : i eae Pstecee ag 1usband who t INKS a gasolines are alike oe apap the book is when ) ana -| Others how this new hy- || er with a garnish of | : Ge eine heart-broken-| Tuesday. si = ae wp a Bl d di ds easil | For dinner tonight | ; two pounds cut in small pleces and | : : | , giemic pad CIsCarUs caslly | | re naturedly, her husband says that For imstance, a woman who lives in TINUcLee side. oy Wy a “ cup ilk. ¢ . de _ ° . °° ] turther demon- ve : wae - does no £004 42.4 and follow it with a simple ae sanitary p enaien of tartar, |, cain cake But I can't see what difference it makes second when the street opens up ahead. scientiously attended to for her. Aad the ' | , , ands to jook. like ine and better way. 2 cups chopped cranberries. : : prob ’ that prior oil for salads WOME Wha: Hex penita the Peas ) ik a a ac oe Cream butter and sugar, add yolks whether we use one kind of gasoline or ’ Will S parking ee ee ae ae ; oes pOaRS - Wednesday. Ham patties. Mince Eight in 10 better-class women of eggs, beating them into mixture. rs You’re Sure Your Car ill Start — : Add milk, then flout. cream of tar- another. ; Lubrication Headquarters Another woman motorist declares that 19th & Washington rales raised her with A OA OLE LI RE PCRS 9 OR ata dete. ee errs. 9 n . » ra ~ ? 7 . . MONIES eye me RE ee MeN 3. ALO Ome « he ae ed ee er’ . é hagger, even as the eS ale i ene’ be - meets ated ae bland, ure and (eg . enough cold boiled ham to m: ace ne “KOTEK. 3 : MM P } . | ~ aia the exoner- two cupfuls. Add the juice of an Discards as easily as a piece of | 1h ogee ge eed ceateeen ! She however is more particular, more ry azoia once eee yum 6 ainavit” — onion, pepper, salt, a little sugar Va ah , ! * | Turn into « baking dish and cook | ay SRE the thing she likes about Lubrite is its re O hack ae usin zz. loved much. a beaten egg and a quarter cupful tissue. No laundry. No embar- | 7 an rm — ug agp orien ' discriminating. She says she never fails to E . Cc ae a beaten an a seontalin “ chee ses: ; of an hour Serve hot with sauce. : : ae ye ' " as _appen & 9, 84 Dark Reas. cream. Hol » geod ple crust | rasement NEW JERSEY notice the difference in the smoothness and aia jaca a ae ree ae and the driver free to attend to the thousead - : * S -8 Queen yf (u- ! ane t it In squares fill tne ‘iwe 1 ‘ ‘ rpe rT a + >” ~ . . . s y, , : sala O “= 7 - é ; c i } - om tt | a ” te dee Five times or absorbent as ordi | : responsiveness of their car when they are g.orious fee ng ¢ says, . Bowing harassing details of the road. ee cenared hary cotton pads. * that your car will start—especially in the » ede has hed a pro-/ends, and bake on a buttered dish +h di ALL | using Lubrite. “90: If you have never tricd Lubrite, a ocw % Parisian designers until the crust is done Baked Deodorizes, hus ending pee | ; h cold weather—would make me willing to : ‘ ¢ 4 des are becoming | potatoes, sour beets, a simple salad danger of offending Add an appetizing fla- | An actual case, this represents tne aretl pay more for Lubrite if I had to. But since scosation of motor Car Operation awaits Min the new winter| and a brown Betty pudding com- | Obtainable at al! drug and depart- | vor and a rich color : tude of a number of women, for Lubrite I don’t have to pay more for it. lcousider you. One filling is cnoough toshow you, ) ) plete this dinner. ‘ment stores simply by sayin , Wy , , ‘ Wi a ae par sonst. Select a| ment stores cimply by saying: note to any meal in docs make driving casier. PEELE ELS: SalREENT SB ill you try that filling today? : “KOTEX.” You ask for it without lad 1] & y women are ble, have made their|good piece of bottom round and : st Age saiad, tarts, sauce, jelly, ; b iS = the Riviera season.|cook in the usual way. Mashed hesitancy. | ices, butter, pudding and Users Know from Experience about bargains. shade | cle, hot biscutt few | . | ; ee ee - soa - ve Paget 1 —“_-s : mold. The very choicest Women motorists may not know any- § Women can depend on Lubrite to start " roves old ways a need | ; ' , : ‘ eet has desicned a| Friday. Baked, boiied or broiled, x he a bP meer, are gathered, branded thing about the refining processes involved surely and quickly . . . to provide s 9 ‘8 tlan 1's x { ’ | > : . . ° . 4 | oats gu Sate Be ona nee ee OT and distributed over the == ig the production of a gasoline as good as smoothness and steadiness which keeps the GASOLINE motor going io the wait and craw! and chine, dark r o| : b salad. . heavy aaa ae ed eng Penman a. anes} Oo T iene ~~ —— Labritc. They may not even Cafe. But those tee a, on & Sold jennieen « goed Genvert KA INDEPENDENT NEW JERSEY | who have used Lubrite know from experi- creep of heavy traffic. Women can depend It costs no more than ) ence that there is a difference. on Lubrite to attend to the motor and Icave ordinary gasoline ‘ Coat is lined with Saturday. Baked beans and) is 4 about the/ brown bread, or a vegetable short-. No laundrv—discard like tiasus Philadelphia, Pa. cake. Spanish rice, escalloped Ash gour dealer tor Jersey ‘Cranberries ;
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