St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 2, 1926

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579 NEW STREET LIGHTS GO ON DEC. 18 Ce ren ene mee ee mpletion of First Unit of Electric System to Be Cele. brated With Parade. An elaborate street celebration nd parade centering at Broadway nd Convent street {is planned for e evening of Dec. 16, when a: P.-™m., 3579 new electric street amps, provided by the first cor. act jet under the $8,000,600 bond ue item for street lighting, wil) turned on in the district east Compton avenue between Chou. eau avenue and Arsenal street. Committeemenm, Aldermen, city partment heads, and representa. ves of merchants’ associations in e district will meet today tn the ———. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ eee ' ‘ # eal 7 A i j * : | RI | | WIN | KEWILL SUNT, w, Butterfield was the : Son of Mrs- Stocke by a 3 Former Marriage. PARENTAGE AN _ 4SSUE IN THE CASE ane ee tte ; TT eterna ie THURSDAY ny Wifow oe ee I Weds | | oncom a _— — -= — ALCOROL-MARING Police, Carr and the Levee Riv- aling U. S. Plant. The huge distillery discovered by policemen yesterday in a build- ‘ing on the northwest corner of Carr 'street and the Levee, was capable | ‘of bringing its owners a gross re- EVENING, Hunting Stolen - Goods Find Distillery at ‘automatically , alien i questions to for each 24 hours! DECEMBER 2, 1926 ___ SS 2 4 MELLON SAYS MILLS WILL BE TREASURY UNDER-SECRETARY Confirms Farlier Report Effective APPARATUS WORT $70,000 SEED | Announcement of the change made today as Soon as New York Man Quits Congress. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-—Garrard Bigelow Winston, Undersecretary of the Treasury, will and will he succeeded by Congress- man Ogden -Mills of New York. Mellon place by Secretary who said it would take soon as Mills felt he could his seat in Congress. The New York Representative was defeated in November Republican candidate for nor of New York, and he retire from House on March 4. Gove r- property bill, one of the first be considered at the approaching session, is disposed of. Winston, who took office three years ago, has expressed the desire WAS | as leave as the' would | the! It is expected | ihe will remain a member until the mearesecereens) 1: LADD Fd) LEP, seco PROSECUTION SPECTACULAR, _ DEFENSE STAID BUT SOLID | IN THE HALL-MILLS TRIAL resign soon ' RN cr gr Simpson’s Fireworks Fail to Mar Serenity of McCarter, Whose Unexpected Fire in Sum- | ming Up Contrasts With Earlier Calm. By DOROTHY DIX. (Copyright, 1926.) SOMERVILLE, N. J., An probably from green tine? AACA L Dec. 2.-— suffering with when observer insomnia, and envy, made affiday.% / once more. by the opposing lawyers. juror number so ana so closed his | rest, that sleeping, tired old eyes for a little he was slumbering and and not paying proper attention to} wee stricken with the fear that they might have to endure this ordeal | Now that the evidence | in, and both sides have rest- is possible to contrast Which it has been handled | is all ed, it way in The prosecution has been bril- liant and spectacular, It has been| a sort of guerrilla warfare on Sen- ator Simpson's part. He has made ways , complaint | recent iby President of sulting Engineer Smith. I »AG hk “ FOR U. R. AND BUS LINE TRANSFER EXCHANGE re a ee Motorbus Co. Attorney Makes Proposal to Aldermen, Af- fecting One Route. A proposal that the United Rail- and People’s Motorbus Co. interchange transfers from and to the was made to the aldermanie Rapid : the | @rt Burkham, attorney for the bus company, People’s Kingshighway lime ransit Committee today by Rob- who alse against rapid registered a the tone of the transit report made Kinsey of the Board Public Service an@ City Con- sti ee ome Bet = Of A, ROMER TION gi, ORL ATNOn rs -Mopewnne “ ants . NNN ste ask sa mates Resor. attiod. ‘ " ar ee ‘~. wey nad 4 9 Fe ape hts eet e turn of $20,000 of operation, at ative wholesale Burkham pointed out that the cross-town bus line connects with 23 lines of the United Railwavs | and would form a desirable supple- ment to the street railway service He said the bus company would make the proposal direct to the traction company and would sug- gest deliberations at once on the division of the fare to be paid. Turning to the report, which has been laid before the Rapid Transi: Committee, Burkham said he un- derstood it was written by Smith. who, he said, “would show an anti. motorbus complex under a psycho- analytic test.” He declared Smith’s record i» _ fostering legislation showed he wax | against the operation of busses, an:| took an exception to the remark in the report that motorbusses were: ‘in capable of mass transportation. |adducing figures on bus operation the most conserv- | to resume the practice of law in bootlegging prices. | Chicago. Federal officers estimated today. | This change | The plant, in a four-story build- special dispat h ing, was as large as the Government) patch Nov, 2°. industria! alcoho! distillery at Peo- ‘ria and larger than any iilicit w his- $1235 IN JEWELRY STOLEN 'ky-making layout ever seized in FROM WINDOW OF PAWNSHOP this district, Chief Prohibition wT ; ; . ¢ suro lew Us . o 925 Agent Dillon said. The apparatus; Jewelry valued at 1259 the evidence in the Hall-Mills case. | That anyone can keep’ wide)! awake and look interested ard at- tentive during the long, dreary | grind of most of the dry-as-dust | testimiony, especially the testimony | by experts, is the final proof of the triumph of mind over matter. quick, Sudden, unexpected on- slauehts on the enemy. Hie has sprung mines under them, He has dropped bombs from the clouds upon them. He has arranged dra-| matic stage settings, when he} had Mrs. Gibson carried in on her ' bed to testify. He has played to A garrulous old gentleman of 87/ the galleries in his ceaseless mock- | ‘| with his ears, like bre’r rabbit’s| ing of the counsel for the defense, alone cost at least $20,000, ,en from a pawnshop conducted ws j}hung out for news, made affidavit | and in his vitriolic asides that have gums gm eas cal diet a“ habeas g Fe sige Tr iuew ohn. |that juror number so and so had| Pever failed to win a laugh. 30 years’ experienc has, | | ot 2 & mM. today atyer a snow wi-| aspersed the Character of Jane Defense Solid, Not Spectacular. Ung business prior to ai ge a dow had heen broken with a brick. | is son and had spoken disrespect- The defense has sé¢t oe no fire- | estimated the plant a. 4 all prene 4 | Residents of _ 2g ee gon ‘fully of Senator Simpson, Jane be-| works. It has made\no attempt to turn out 2000 new oO : hr d | the shop heard te te pide vane ‘ing an intimate friend of the old|make a picturesque’ figure of ei- os eee nae te dete wb | arr ar pores: ak wade ‘gentleman, and Senator Simipson| ther of the defendants. It has set | This -wou e ' ¥ | Oltice, 0 ue SVONETS re 6ON€ | his particular hero. itself soberly and . conservatively _ water to’ make 95-proof whisky | when deputies arrived. No one Sec how nobody can discuss| and quietly, brick upon brick. fact | which could be sold at a minimum | was found who the robbers. ‘the Hall-Mills case without getting| upon fact, to build up its case until it felt that there could be no doubt of $5 a gallon, but probably would FRENCH FRANC 26 08 10 DOLLAR | acrimonious over it. It has part- bring more. *% ‘ led sweethearts, alienated friends| Of the justice of its cause. Every- is Cenmiite: on Cnrgmeg pial French} of a lifetime, and promoted divorce. | thing has been done with dignity, Policemen directed been wvlimbing)| Mrs. Mills’ brother-in-law and| perhaps with a little ponderous- Francis Nally of the steadilv in recent today | her sister and her daughter made | ness, but there is/no gainsaying | in London to illustrate his oint District uncovered the plant struck a new high affidavits that they had seen juror | that dignity and ponderousness are | President Kinsey id D - 7 . they were follqwing a tip that Btq- since its collapse.last July. | ae and speak to Mr. McCarter. | pretty overwhelming in their cumu- | read the report. Ks oe t = per ‘on coods had been storedl in the was quoted at less! than Mr.. McCarter had explained to the | lative effect. and took resbaasnaen pe of it nestig ina. apparently vacant. Yes Wher York. Today's quotations on | Judge that the juror had merely | Former Attorney-General] VMc- conclusion expressed y tor ever) terday afternoon Nally and his! 4). pourse were 26.08 to the dollar told nim of bis brother’s death and} Carter began the summing up for| Associate City Counsel | squad forced a door on the ground 'and 126.55 to pound, as com- that after expressing his sympathy | the defense, and he was, really, the. read a bill prepared for car wernt floor and stepped into a_ boiler | with 26.90 amd 130.45 yes- he had withdrawn from such com- | Surprise of the whole trial. Sitting| Legislature to enable St lease room in which five men were at) yorgay. promising company as soon as pos-| ** the counsel table, ‘arising only to} carry out a semana —_ _ interrogate a witness now and then. of transit on ‘ war ep xpansion. It ineludes | Clauses giving the city the right to | acquire, own lease or regulate a work. Financial experts believe that] gine. The first floor housed a 60-horse- of dollars and pounds by | One Reason for Mistrial Motion. slowly and hesitatingly,. he has seemed an old man. A gentle, plac- street railway system, and to cre- e ; q ate arrapid transist commission. fice of City Register Grosse ty \rmulate plans for the parade and peaking program. The fact that the contract will wm into some $400,000 more than e estimated of $1,229, 000 aroused discussion at the city all.and provoked renewal of criti- sm of former Director of Public tilities Wall, who was ousted by ayor Miller. The contract wags let Rh a price basis per foot of cable exc: and it was charged the Wall hearing that he failed D make a definite Survey of the istrict in arriving at his estimate. George B. Heath, now director of pMstruction in the department ud today that $1,557,092 was paid p the contractor, A. M. Ryckoff egame time the jury found that of Oct. 1, 1926, and that $100,000 art ‘arthur W. Butterfield, who at- ore would be spent in finishing FE tacked the will, was Mrs. Stocke’s e work. He ascribed the increase 01 D errors In the original estimata nd gave as an example the. itern f cable in which, he Said, 1,865 - 00 feet were estimated, where: « 626,276 were necessary to finish ne work. a Charities Will Lose Be- _ quests of $2500 Each if i the Verdict of the Jury ee a The will of Mrs. Caroline —G. FE gocke. 67 years old, disposing of. Pe bulk of her $110,000 estate to her husband, Jacot Stocke, 84 Pee old, 4177 Magnolia avenue, | gas et aside by a jury in Circuit ‘Judge Hamilton's court yesterday | after a trial lasting two weeks. At | was "forecast in 4a to the Post-Dis- cost as a aa ee was tak- rows i ae ere Ne SON OE mate Ee aa + cee pay wom Rae ate sn iVvVatioy Saw Plant. by Capt. Carr Street while PARIS. franc. which has a the verdict he is entitled to B one-half of the estate. the other. E palt going to Stocke under the in- | | heritance laws in the absence of a) = eit, The will gave Butterfield | ® 19.000 and a total of $15,000 was | Pmequeathed to charities, with a pro- | Gision that if any beneficiary filed | | Fs contest such contestant thereby | forfeited their right to any por- | tien. ‘ | Mrs. Stocke, who was the widow | ba William C. Butterfield, an in-; ‘gurance adjuster, was married to} MMocke in 1903, two years after the | death of Butterfield. In: mention- the local news published plaintiff in her’ will she re- ee a Ge f 4to him as son but the ‘ Laefens commended that he was not ) Z her son and that even if the will y were set aside he would not be her | Jegal heir. ' Date of First Marriage an Issue. | §Stocke, who was a widower when | | he married Mrs. Butterfield, testi- | pospitals ) fied that before his marriage to} come home? ther she informed him she had no) stationsY (children. On the, other hand, /+ing up his Plaintiff. who is 49 years old, 48-/ nothing that Friday. pested he was Mrs. Stocke’s son | McCarter accused Mills of “trad- = ey her earlier marriage. which | jing in tead wife's honor’ by Pieok place, he said, in 1876. weeks, the on bourse when it} 2 cents SU ~~ © aye » “ is 2 ' 2 ary ae s Pci Sehr . ‘ Nem ni dateil AE i AOMORI RE et te NR IP EN HAAN CBN AEN | ee A eR th ‘ hae Neb-winelhaleathe iy. share as ORAS foe Dive @ = _— YRS no all oan art ee APA 4 SRO a UR a tete Sdn tlieacittli,. see A tee seme genes nical —— i ee ee 2 POST-DISPATCH by JOSEPH PULITZER ee 12. 1878. ulished Daily by The Pulitzer Publishing Co, Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS The Associated Presse is exclusively emtitied te he use for ‘ation of all news dispatches otherwise credited in this the pared ST. LOUIS Found ; . — Wide World Photo. RS. ESTELLA WOODWARD, 6s-year-olf widow of Noel Wood- ward, Deerfield, Mass., capitalist, and Herman Latourneau, 21 years old. They eloped and were married early in October. but kept their secret until a few days ago. the sale who time drop, yower boiler ani nree ste KS bought them at} Pt , fore ¢: rh * ¢£ po boil nd three steel oe | But, wherefore and whereas, all id, old ho had i+ ; > $ ; y 5 } +} . ,o yh é hn ft t hy 4 | , + 1d, Oi¢ man w a se € with an estimated caapcity Of £090) the wrong hopes that the|+nis had happened, and not omit-| ‘| man who had)seen too much gallons each. in which th, mash) trance wolud today’s | ing the pertinent fact that the con- oe a te Sh the. pee PICES Of Han: was to be cooked by superheated advance. Both the French Govern-'| ce di Gps ovation nt that the do ator Sim pson’s acid wit annoy him, — — | steam 9m the boiler. On the sec-/ ment and tai wih ene dows Sena but when he grose tg face the jury, ; A A > ‘ J 7 + v¢ ’ Nearing the end of his address,{|onu floor were four wooden vats.| are fearful of too ‘lao Gisimenm siek alk Gane ie the old war horse sniffed the bat- uiiierter read fren Simsess each containing 550% gallcns of wa- | f the franc alpha el 14nd a the » a j ~~ + ’ re } ‘ - S © Scc c >( * > i . s Extending apward from the secon¢ ee ee yrched where! his opponents. He lashed them they hit, paving his cumpliments to — i | | } | | | speculators NNER A AR EO MERRY, ee irae in caused Candy Store Robber of $20, Two men, one armed, held up Ely Benham, proprietor of a con- fectionery store, at 4200 Folsom avenue, and his wife, Ethel, in the store at 7:20 p. m. yesterday, tak- ing $20 from the register. manufacturing interests high a rise because o will her | fense came home about 10:30 or later! +h 1@ Daily and Sunday. one yea out Sunday. one year : same postal order, . . ' — = prder or St. Louls exchange. Subscription Rates by Carriers Delivered by city carrier or out-of-town Gealers: Delly only, 50¢ & month: Sunday, l0e a copy. uly 17, 1878, express money Jownstairs, ‘has your mother come | de Hel tempt to confuse her hag told her r) a ah ‘lin of the thirg| Democrats Report $105,000 Spent. rio0or 0 Liié CCaa L 1e@ nird ‘ Somerset County, and the juries Continued on Next Page. héme yet?’ t 4 “Did James Mills ring up the/she had said things tour years |\wer-~ three huge copper condense KANSAS CITY, Mo., Det. 2.— when his wife failed to) in a statement to the author'i- in plac ae iis Reialin tikes! mame The County mmittee |and the people thereof Justice ‘ i - ' _ sh} ‘ . - e " . | biwed 4 . a L 4 ; 4 a“ > . Z . i ol salad ; ig f a : . F : f al ‘ vi i os Did James Mills call which the statement did not th wes to have been cooled | spent approximately $108,000 in | Parker denied the plea, and- the Did he even | contain. It belleved to | went on, but there were a No, hg did Senator E. amount ever ex- | dark magenta moments, as iis address with a bitter attack on the party in Jackson when we wondered his travail would have to - } nit- | be gone through again, and when Mrs. Hal! and her two brothers. land the big group of relatives who | behind them al] looked white ‘*s Democratl Entered as second-class matter “te the Postoff ™ at ST Louis, Moa. ; Phone MAin 111]. A ISOS “NONE BETTER” ing m: icoho!} recent Campatlgn. Case began _ See t na Five Men Arrested. | The various units in the distil- | (-...,;.. te — - ounty. A sta “T have never found the prosecue | 18 plant were set up in workman- and disbursem the defense attorney stressed the The State made another vigorous | clared he had been given a con 2 . ° > v ‘ inate * i © - - n - ~ . A rs giartrsed i the inquiry. i“J. Martin, of 1815 Chouteau ave , are } > aske thy the fficers could ‘ ‘ | - ; Mrs. Stocke declared that Arthur) He asked why ley son po wh , orders for the investigation |nue’—a vacant lot—and a sign or Imare > ot lav raitec ii tne next! , ° ‘ ; age was the image of her. not have waited ame ne NeXt! and trial had from the city side hore the name Georg: » ~ . ; in ine instea¢ Or arousing ner mic am “i - It was alleged by Butterfield that morning, instead ite , in Jersey City, Case declared. | Stevens. 1842 Tower Grove ave- 4 , ~ ; ' ft ] = ‘ - ' ‘* | Mrs. Stocke was not of sound mind out of bed. - “Ie This tierra?” nue’—the address of a church. Swhen she executed the will in 1923 | The prosecution ; itis 2 s Ocal 11 : ; sens cole ae tiie Be i lene “Te this Herrin? Are we euthes uilding Lease ct. . nd that she was influenced by her | “‘huddling witnesses 1O7 ienry © iii, spree eee co tye ve OULIAWS © 7 James M Franciscus president faeahusband. This was denied by the into a room at Tom's Riv- Are our public officials corrupt? “a hee a ag? -} . . Bt ° sr aiee re | oe ita. G's eve have Hudsc Conny (Of the Franciscus Realty Co., whose idefense. Stocke said his wife was/er and cursing them ana contusing ee re pepe ‘sign is on the building; declined tc " es ; } nn corre > ~ ‘ Pe ‘ } Ing, : 7 . Pmentally alert and added that he | them. stenographers and Hudson ‘sav today to whom his firm had , had nothing to do with the making | 33d Degree for Willie Stevens. court envelopes used for te J as : ‘ be fe in ee gh gear ml ' badd J : i : aren vo ov aaa = cs ePaAasePc rT. t ras e - } 5 Ti - rj ‘v 3uder, ‘And gentle William § Steve exhibits | of her will. ee G. A. oe who never init bird.’’ “What ! other sour however, that it was > a taneee > ? - ii ic. ei ifigtsl sJii Ul, A u é i who drafted the document, testi hee apes a 5 leased on Oct. 1 by two men, one fied Mrs. Stocke declared she ob-|tinued McCarter, “was kidnape@; produced a aa Z subjected tc thirty-third de-| four years ago of whom said he lived at Hote! tained most of her property from; and subjected to a thirty-third de-/ I¢ 7s" “6 4 ’? re n ; } ; > “essence f | $s ; jose “4 Stocke, so she wanted “Papa.” as/| gree all night, the devia - An indictrx ; ef: c Va > rnc fare... J Ye ¢ she referred to her husband, to be| Officers and photographers—and@) and the crowd laughed. ae : hin’ Cs letteel be inci Te all they coull get was an innocent! T ~ Knowles Products Co.,) whic ® her principal beneficiary. _ a »* - he New Yo: Mirror, a | / } TREES , 5 man’s story.” iw. rR arnt not listed in the directory, ) ‘ : : Defendant W orth $450.000.. a . . Ry . / ‘ R. He arst newspaper, This c in rrohibition agents andy-F lil Sets e Plaintiff's ‘counsel sought to; ‘Simpson's imputation | was assailed for its activity in the b “aig ome ve a pon niant ‘ec . ‘ “ : , se Steve 7 ie e ave i ? epan isman' Nn , ° ; | sho wthat Stocke was worth over | Willie Stevens parentage | case. 4 «a “ta -— the police case 7. ‘ sister? Clarence the largest few | as if all of t te gay nended by por iS Say, Better Real Estate Loans We have unlimited funds ready for first aortgage loans on both improved business property and well located residence property in St. Louis and its suburbs. Low rates and prompt action. We shall be glad to have you take advantage of this branch of our service. No other | | BeaGunmretk | Pine : avVOor EB. T. TOBBY , Vice-President in Charge of Real Estate Loans | oe . SS Ne : 3 ENS WEN NS RE RS RNS NS WN . NN like 1€ = |g More m ’ Ke I 7 ¢ PUTT oF : i, Unless beans are really baked, Y Gift Suggestion” — It Is) 4 they don’t taste baked. And a Gem of Rare Value ¥ unless they are really baked, Y\i they can’t be labeled ‘“baked”’. Wy, GZ NV 0 Heinz Beans are baked, they SS 2 KB SSS ut taste baked and they are J labeled baked. It is oven-baking that gives Heinz Beans their tempting golden brown color, their delicious tenderness. It is the long, slow baking in the dry heat of real ovens that makes them so easy to digest. receints } Ll] Simpson. his or will soon Lien . an *? Te —_— * ‘ as this case, urer i hstan- tho af ping Pe a oe ry al iOS¢€ nis | ing TOV money or and publici time, and | ssful foun: yhers today Parké« T ling. rapher perched on a nd rigor a 4 -* e Pecan Roll and Royal Mints DUND BOX in home point- saw a the sent pres! roof at courthous: ROMPT ATTENTION Bt DOM-—717 WASHINGTON e * r * yy TY Sp Ai iil . i. os as a arden arrest While the defense denounced! . jjadder the ‘ A 4 ; 2 me | z , } : oer ’ iaSfne come its was accused of} fp Stevens ; | ’ r? - Court PA etl OD NOES HRS Ne Gifts VX especially appreciate style ity in their jewelry appoint- We offer an excellent se- Mf sure-to-please Gift articles | County ns.' the a 1% : Dies ies . Ce. has é this investigation that al no; jured a developed .Jefferson. Receipts for the renta! a so — 2, | payment were made out to. the . tabloid against was fiery as- E ; aller y cCarter wit m- hundred sacks of corn sugar stored : $1,000,000, but according to the de- | sailed by McCarte a _s ; 2 : S fis 4 fense hi hold tal $450 | erey in the place are to be hauled away ngs c b6,- | YS: se , 000 “e ee ona ve t ae we i and the truck wil] be held, in the : ; Witness put on ine stand , | | out almost futile hope that someone F by the defense said gossip to the made south t } ' effect Mrs. Butterfield married | line, he would have been centered on a en Sane ; 4 . Ww ed ans. le re \ eCarter. Pa 5 o . Btocke because he was rich was un- Gon n, . a t d : gree ehed ae i ; Prosecutor SS) npson for an investi- Another — at — Carr Street founded, as she was devoted to a & peWsEOtS ey aa “as {gation of the administration of jus-| 4 mut of 100-galion Cally ee him, Butterfield asserted that his other on sg re “% |tice in Somerset County. § |Pacity was seized by policemen of! $3 to $30 a parr mother received about $30.000 from | traffic in the reputations Of Citi- | Simpson telephoned to Gov ithe Carr Street District las. night his father’s estate. which formed| Zens of New Jersey: if that re- | yoore in Trenton from Jersey City lin an unoccupied house’ at 2020 J ae 2 - \? ms f © : ‘ ‘ a, oe hy e j the nucleus of her present estate. ceives the open appro\ il oO th night after his motion for Carr street. Approximately 750 . ) F ~ ¥ , . .* ; . . poWwknol I Ns Six charities which were to re- | VoOvernor of New Jersey: if the | mistrial had been denied. gallons of mash was destroyed. ~ . # ; - 1 CORSE a SS = = & e $2500 each under Mrs. patrimony of a family is to be P Stocke’s will will lose the the be| W2sted and they to be kept in jail. SLAYER OF HIS SWEETHEART @ Wests if the jury verdict stands. | 2d then their death sought on thy AND RIVAL TAKES OWN LIFE Conrad Paeben attorney for the | testimony of this riff-raff of crim- Gepman General Protestant Or- /nals, when witnesses are bulldozed | writs case should not be peractea i ee Press. Phans’ Home. one of the bene- | cursed at to get evidence, 'to pass on the case. In view of the | foe en ee ficiaries. told the jury he repre- lady in’a crowded court. fact that the jury will be permitted }of Fred Hoover, slayer of two nore fented 590 orphans who were an- falsely accused,’ q to deliberate on the evidence, | Sons here last July, was found yes the | despite what was brought out in |terday in 4 cornfield near’ this city - Mous the will should be upheld. maere McCarter — Pines ' PA motion for a new trial will be | records part of Simpson's cross- | court, I-suggested that he order an |e apparently had taken his own | : , ‘life. Wiled by the defense. it was indi- | ©*4™mination and when he resumed | investigation.’ | ¥ | : this argument did not finish the | Hoover, a painter, became en- raged at his sweetheart, Mrs. Anna sentence which he had begun. ADVERTISEMENT | Lindsay, who told him she loved ; another. He visited the Lindsay : “That Night!” : home the day before the date set for their wedding and killed Mrs. Lindsay and Herman Mason, H TEN years ago, there was __!ineman. hardly amovie-thrillerthat {Udine & pes sm indahg| re did not hold —_ breathless outside of town, with a broken con- in anticipation with the = necting rod. A revolver identified | caption: “That Night!” who had read | _ We always expected sin- | — _ ister things to happen. as the one Hoover used in the dou- There’s something about N~BAKED ble slaying was found near = his i ANS body. | darkness that suggests mystery and possible dan- Campaign Expense Sets Hecord. e ger. A good flashlight By the Associated Press with tomato sauce takes the terror out of KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 2.—The Democratic Gounty Committers spent $109,270 in the fall campaign, ‘according to a statement filed to- night with its bright, white | 4@Y >y George Harrington, treas- li ht . urer of the committee, with the .. ten tales the tarrer ' County Recorder. Officers of the out of the annual Christ- mas problem. Give gen- uine Evereadys to every- body on your gift-list. Appeal to Governor. ak Aen As the triaf neared an end today MatG ee I : , ‘i ae Wilt a verdict of acquittal forecast ‘4 . Latlii . . Si eae iby the prosecution, attention g Was | SALSA . } a request by Special statement Whi . lee with of the Mason useful pins ; Naty . ong ; n Platinum, iD OF SOG gold. i last aS | Simpson said regarding his talk | with the Governor: “In my opinion ‘and according to the evidence of | detectives, the jurv in the Hall- | eer e Cer OFS SS eee and when a roem 18 ———s sired is 2 rs CSC bi a knot one 1s of platinum over with handsome center Dia- $37 date . ab Le Butterfield, who is an oil sales- Man, lives at 4177 Botanical ave- nue. Mrs. Stocke died in March, 1925. ASSAILS USE OF “PIG WOMAN” IN HALL-MILLS TRIAL Continued from Pace One. : reled with his wife, the letters | + i lis i n his « a Gift V4 Should Be! Y ——— he man who originated the Edgeworth flavor must have said “That's it—don’t ever monkey with it’'— for Edgeworth has never changed.” ; Arrange a Convenient IDED PAYMENT Account on Purchases Here is a diamond of supreme value. fuli-cut stone of unusual brilliancg. Specially selected and set in a beautiful hand-carved 18-k. solid white gold ring. We guarantee our diamonds to be fine quality, exactly as represented in color, weight and perfection. Also—we guarantee to allow you the full purchase price of any diamond bought from us in exchange for a larger stone at any time. You Can Buy on Our Christmas Budget Plan } PHIL FRECH oae"Y Optical Co. 77) 823 PINE STREET : NEW PAUL BROWN BUILDING i wife’s searf the before and who says ‘I knew : Greater part of what was in Those letters were in his and he says he saw them © knew that the place for | ved es was in the ais an I W the —. Hall had no key Cae Went Out on Night of Murder. ‘ Be his children were out the eek tne nite 2 ger eugene with 7 eS _ 1e a sg Miore she tert the Bente Was alone. 4 pt) G velty Company . E. Corner. 0 " > + HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP - HEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP - The taste is the test HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI HEINZ APPLE BUTTER committee said this was the largest ' amount ever exptiitied by any parts in Jackson County. Contributions totaled $109,307. The Republican County Committee spent $68,245 in | the campaign. ," & c ‘AAAS RR ARS ~ SA eettlais at aiis (on your radio — tune in on WRVA, Richmond, Va.—the Edgeworth stetion. Wave length 256 meters. ma. PARC AAD MRS A He goes oui and 3 7 ' ; be Ses no one knows. He 5 a » : _ a 4 bar ~S

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Pe ee 4 wi te. parte: 5p : , ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— Fae THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926 oe T.LOU SIXTH AND Urges Drys to Save Their Votes. erendums, but to save their votes ldrys vote only when a referendum | ONE OF TRIPLETS, 2 WE S | L oe By the As®*ociatm) Preas for the election of dry Congress- | has some legal force, such . | OLD DIES OF MALNUTRITION WASHINGTON, Dec. ?. —- The men. in a resolution adopted by repeal of a state law and to ab- ‘Father Jobless and Family Desti- | érys of America were urged not to the National Temperance Council, | stain from voting when the refer- | Participate in ‘futile’ liquor ref- in session here. It proposed that | endum is merely to test sentiment | F(R COMMUNITY FIND | tute; Lost Another Child Last NE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ) pO A BH 0 Sa ES as Sl LI SY ES ¥ ee ee — The resolution was introduced by ‘Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington, gen- la laine aul eet: wi Lindell 4600 > i | ee ee World League | | ana one of triplets, dled of mal- ' (\ salit B “epee ; f f'han.i nutrition at city hospital yester-| co. we > - We Are Proud | | Captains of Drive \ ps err | day. The destitute chmaatamess) ne SU NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: ; Ww orts ‘of the child’s parents, Mr. and. r Nee. : imously to Rene 'of the e P r i. F of Our ADVEETISEMENT | ’ 'Mirs Charles Murphy, of 31674 Lane Bryant can point with pride w scorhg@® ee the Greatest Silk Hosiery Success in St. Louis _ A ef me ’ 4 for $145,000 Needed. Tecth 'Fhirteanth streak, were éis-| Promptness | , | CLEANERS and DYERS For Colds, Grip or Influenza covered by police who were called —Lane Bryant’s Standard Silk Hosiery § he baby to the hospital | stands in a class by itseif—and we - to take the Silk From Top to Toe , ALL St. Louis women to try this Hostery and as » Preventive, take Laxative: ..snuation until Deo. 15 of the | Tuesday. | child died last week. | at a Great Saving. Therefore this sep. ~ “ , | : blets. A Safe | t Fund campaign, still; nother r ty | BROMO QUININE Ta |Community Fu - | Another cove lcanBeau as | and Proven Remedy. The box bears about $145,000 short of the $1,- | There are five other ohiieres. — Absolutely Perfect sational One-Day Sale. —~ Cut Mosareat | . ¢ f EL W. Grove. 30c. 350.000 goal announced as the min- | phy hes bean out of work for; O ] ' F ° ? —— 10c— at All Grocers the signature of E. W. rear’s ac-| etght_weeks , QOne Day Only: riday! fs — ‘imum necessary for next.) be | oo naa raneh- | 3000 Pairs Our Standard a pander ok | | g1 95 AIll-Silk Chiffon KIESELHORST’S 48TH YEAR ee believe this money can be “ and Also Our Standard raised and are going to stick ‘to e ° the job until {t ts raised,’ eae W or | M $1.95 Ser vice S e —————— e ter B. Weisenburger, general chair- | man, in explaining the plan. ‘‘The Jl ST H ‘e at | - charities and philanthropies which Osi ry make up the Community Fund : $1 59 y ‘ o ; , vy F an @ ‘7 hh i» must have this gum or curtaiu (ther: ee 4 y* he NE ee eM oe A ee 6 n ip tern e cml z Satie alte nidhrusrteninied AE REID ‘ cs Sebel 2 2c ar Ragga SESSA Ge 5 DES pista ta RIEL A AME ANGLO pA | Meat De he Sa alin Tyg pw He ¥ oe wee or RADIO tie So we na Z bh} ive : e i4 every ; ft be strer ban ean oven ond THE? . Full Fashioned —Suprame eS nae penne 4 + iit : Qualit y—Beautiful—Sheer Ate 2 Extra Sizes Too NEW MODEL Pledges now in the hands of —Long W earing 7*¢@ “Wwe Sizes 9 to 1] ee VIEW 3-Pair Limit Lisle Hems, $1.59 workers, Dut not : Six Tube Set raise the fotal already subscribed to $1,702,000, ae oes rt nage en Buy tor Gifts en Box ete Shi i That is some $58,000 more than Shielded — single con- Ths some wee -_ ~ trol—ste e 1 chassis. last years totai, and is the greatest @) ™ Sa an eh om ; > = Three stages radio fre- ‘f Pes “Pee ‘Louts, but fs regarded insufficient, — “ for increasing d ein is on the or- MY OLD KENTUCKY . ; nizations participating Big Value Model 40 Geainations participating. | HOME is Welsenburger'’s pian, a haa eet oattenar pes ~. =, fa Pe! aa, a pa gl By ew ee fave sum ever pledged for charity in St rss ~ ; i ~ Without Accessories adopted fast night, ts to rea the > goal befora the annual meeting of and “MEADOW LARK’? 7’ she Community Fund late tn Janu- Other Freed-Eisemann Sets $60 to $95 ary. Activities are to cease be- . tween Dec. 15 and New Years, for Without Accessories checking up on reported eubscrip- tions, and then continue for a few ‘ELECTRIC — . ——— : - = days to clear up prospective giv- ers on whom repor’s have not then WOOF a | PROSECUTION IN HALL ’ emitter fest srecracuan; VEE ee 717 OLIVE STREET = — DEFENSE STAID, SOLID 3331 FR omer ‘ “ “ ~ 3 a Ste ts cd orm oe _ |sveimircsrs ne i Special Selections for Christmas ¥ oys tion any volume. Three stages audio amplification. “in the tneedites 9 eT t ee | | No batteries. Plug into your light socket—that's all. : i a te BRUNSWICK’S | q heard a more bitter Tong (e-igs! ° ! Greatest Radio in the World. Model 27 given to a man than he adminis “Light-Ray” Electrical Records > tered to Without Accessories Schwartz of the Jersey City police (masical photography) b ecused outri CONVENIENT TERMS uatiee ‘ ‘> = —% SS Sa \ bs. ~ » # - r b: ” 4 * a . zs x ¥ . . 4 A Fs ? hs Pete OAR IHS re babs alka 3 ‘ a ‘ P ss ae Bde wats ie be i itn lin ae OR.” ae 8 at Beet am MYA ts = Miah CAR OMegS yet: Ae i bs See RR PE y ee, rei 9 ae of ieee ios Sat) ible Viceey Pita te Sak Xe Be se NaS a ea PERO eS EO te , aan Be ni) SS Roa of Tree, Meme tue heey 28y Ee ERR Migh lee Ene ee ale SS ie oe = 6 . os ee? 7 >. ee . uy ™ ; 4 Ate: SE pt ae, ~ a, . Ate ip te dts. 2 - — ~ -_ . | IRR eee ea Seer rere oe mer ae , Ne PI I aa a er Be a y : ; SF ae uae Ps wy oa S bstere ay oh ; k i ethcwnigitet hn Oe, bids vane aaah » . J ed a Aten RP enter s B “ eRe. a, Aprenact abregge dwt eehoy ~ ¥ ES lie ata Here wr vin npncigccnien 0% haan oo woe oe, bie # ee AN ie “Sen he ne ae There is no Christmas Gift so prized and cher- me ee . i Popular Jac od ished as a beautiful, sparkling DIAMOND. There VALLES, . 4 ma She 1 is no Christmas Gift that so well expresses the SA) r ~——_ love or friendship of the giver as a glittering, ——> ~S / 3 2 genuine DIAMOND. And there is no gift that is ~/ . ‘= a $ a worth while that is so easy to obtain as a splen- | reg > ra ae purchased on : ‘Fa the tis Easy Credit Plan. All you have to do 1% & is to open a Confidential) Charge Account with us, [! A . A special purchase of have all your gifts charged in one account, and from the manufacture. 2 pay in small &mounts weekly or monthly after |= these very remarkable fh: the usual Holiday demands on your purse are (| wi I TF large assortment is over. Many wonderful bargains on display. Come chive #4 4 workmanship. You eral supply of them in today. 1 j : $ Spring wear. Sizes 3t NO MON EY | re | | Coat Style with ; en stripes and solid col _e. | and pants. You ) ’ : 4 riety of desirable | Cricket Sweater Style— LB Start Paying After January Ist ; | —- V-neck, beautiful Jaequ ‘ Eat r 7 a print of Willie Stevens ont ifound near Hall's body, onir of having peddled it ut ti ee Established CEntral sensational newspaper, but afte: jhe had sold it, of coming to the “What's the Use of Crying” 1879 | 6200 defense and saying that he would; “Tell Me Tonight” —f 1007 OLIVE ST. ike tobe retaiveg by ft cod oui] --- “Tell Me Tonighe?—fos give information that would n-ga- trots with vocal chorus. tive the prosecution. Charley Straight and His Or- Witness Set Against Witness chestra. 3324 McCarter began his speech by So 2 » .“ \\\ I re: “Lexington” f Exquisite ams opps back, SB fx, Diamond Ring / J ; pan = \ aaa. | / Dinner Ring A fine example } : > ¢ A ; ’ i : F . ina ‘J I » > Z . > > . > > ¥ . ” “as ; * 7 ': » ie = = - i tr na ar’ iz J oa save el a = : ; > . ° $3.75 a Week : 7 ng. eos a— ; . , srt 74 . 2 ~ 5 ) ; ; — — a . eek a4 -- Christma: we AN ay ‘a: All-silk chiffon, full fs stmas 7 } 4 ; : ‘ - —— a eeadgaeates ' i Light + aim am an | | | aa i weg a4 All-silk sheer chiffon, -: * . g3 - . Diamond Wedding Rings 3% al one _ pe aan 2. Tas Light service weight Fe €> Silk and rayon with I Chiffon weight, mere oned : his sweetheart h: wri other. He showed how the Fen had digproved each of these conten “The Brook” ... “Rondeau” — tions. In masterly fashion h ut harpsichord solos by Lewis witness aguinsat wif ee s a § Richards 3205 Demarest's da ighier against mother, for the daughter had@ bee: 75¢ each out with the mother at the tims she averred she saw Mrs Clark and Gorsline en: on Fa)? and Mra Mills and : cn ape ELISABETH RETHBERG 1S at s ~% 4 : And he utterly flouted the au well-known arias, $2 thenticits o ara - $4 aiiéged has * They Once Hobbled Women Like Horses) *#:: 0 “TUT how very immodest, my dear”, said that day was mo more suited to graceful DUE the lady of the late eighties, as she sur- ankle contour than the nether part of a pair veyed the half inch of ankle that displayed of blue denim overalls. itself between shoestrap and skirt hem of But, today, you have “Onyx Poinrex”! the new gown. And she wasright. It was Sfeer as a moming mist, or "heavy enough decidedly immodest to show the ankles of for sportswear — beautiful — sleek — full- chat day. They didn’t add a single iota to fashioned — accentuating, by virtue of the the beauty of the general dress ensemble. twin tapering lines of the “Pointex” heel, There was good reason for calling legs limbs. every charm that a beneficent nature places They were a good deal more like limbs in a graceful ankle. That your ankles may appear at their best, And the answer was that the hosiery of insist upon “Onyx Pointex”. S 9 5 Leading stoves everywhere rll “Onyx” Hosiery and expecially the ‘'Pointex”’ styles listed be a. > . : . Very fine quality imported Kid Gloves. Fancy 66 99 % embroidered or appliqued short cuffs. Large as , OS1 } ) = sortment of Fall and Winter colors. Gloves make ft ll an ideal gift. Gift boxes with your purchases. _ ° - | Silk, with Lisle Top aad Sole ) Doubled splicing of the Pointex Soc se—Mesium ween $1.50 Novelty Cuff Gloves oo. ao Servic BS—Sereice waght $i. heel and cripled reinforc- Scyie SS—" Sheresil&” Imported washable Chamois Suede fab ing strands of silk in the Silk, with New Four-Inch - ric Gloves, in all styles and colors 95c seam, are new features Lisle Welt and Sole Very special at ee: : | . Sevie M5—Service weight } chat practically doub/e the Scrie 5— “Sheresilk” 5 SASS wear of “Onyx Pointex”’. | All Pure Thread Silk 5 Kerges Seve 480—"Sheresilk”, 7 Mesiery The ove op Chiftoa we ght + . Bldg. ry = && » as “ . * ne rs .* ~ a ,. = " et ew we Cuff Links, = "_# Diamond Set $22.50 and Up Beautiful design. Platinum . front Of? 14k White goid Diamond Set emt with 2 sparkiiag Dbive “ white Saft Fan =. | design $2.50 a Month pots ab We carry a complefe enuraved afd set with @ssortment of Fancy Coi- three perfectly matched ored Stone Rings, seuit- blue-white Diamonds able for any gift occasion. For children. men and PANATROPES RADIOLAS RECORDS SS OE ES ELEY ECON SUE UE UE SE VO CCU SEUSS CES HE COU EES HE VOCUS UE EU Y HUE NESE UEES EUS VEN EY Y VEY WEEE SS Gloves for Christmas Regular $3.50 Novelty Kid Gloves Friday, the Pair Reaatiful bow-knet Broech ig solid 14k vith pola im top. artist | pleecd. One radiant Mime - «yy ee eude APAEAAAAA AA RARARA RRR NT NNN SNE NEN ON CaN IOS Ti Ue eee ee eve eee ws ee ewes a - re oa a a - “ - ~~ , La shi test Cushion Shape Watch White Gold Wrist Watch This beautiful it size, open face. thin model Watch bee hand encraved nee New drsign Your chotce of white or green 14-& gold OV™ Wrist Wa fliled cases. 25-year quality guaranteed “34. band Assorted patterns, Can be had with 7. s™ace 1 15 of 17 jewel movement at prices “> im «2 beastiful wing-end ut Solid 1S-k white goid AS MARTA ARRRARAR ARRAS ery yrivrririiti 5 uO tow’ Ls a Match Holder + Jewel Elgin . _««. - $27.00 at oniy This combination is a remarkable value. >? J¢we!l Elgin ! . $3.00 S128 a Week Both pieces are heavily silver plated over 17 Jewel Elgin 38 00 Other styles at $1065, $15, $14.75, ickel silver Artistically engrewed and... ,; . aa me pa $22.50, $25. $27.50 and Up to $790. engine turned. Caae is gold lined it Jewel Adjusted “ss = 098 Diamend-Set Wrict Watches and boids 10 cigareties j i Terms $1.00 a2 Week at All Prices. 4 RAR AARA PR RAR ERR +e ¥eWerre ~ See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains Not Advertised Call or write for Catalog 905. Phone MAin 0697 or 1086 and salesrman wil! «: OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS ee ee 5 ing Sing = tne & * fe ee Oe Ot ee ' > te PePVTELTI rire Strie 8O— Service weight $2.75 Oesx” Haters lee, | Mane acturer: "“Peontex eam perfection and“ Pe:gcex” & mode only by “Onvx” | : 821 Locust St. : t TRY a &-time POST-DISPATCH WANT APD. Results al. a - 2 eee 7 i eet ee tt teen en ee Oe Gin ~ = *

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Sil: aon ad iis Doh hea a get a " % Se tad a aa eR GE a ee ese Pa Pe Pre ae ee Se a ee C5igi) ip ge a ee ey ecner O meS seins ag coc fe tte i chap Ship er Siglo e me ene GOR oe A ot yi 8 BSS C5, cage Rs, hak a eee , ie ISPATCH ST.LOUrS POST-DISPATCH ee ee a ee OTIX, BAER & . Interesting News That Will Encourage Early Gift-Shopping, Sale of Men’s Beacon Rebes Kx lh casalmaall seettai 200 Robes Obtained in Very Shecial ; | Purchase Diamonds and Watches Purchase Offer Unusual Savings *6= on the Christmas Budget Plan ) First Payment Is Ten Per Cent of the Price It is decidedly to your advantage to select; > : | Robes here now for your holiday requirements. P | An exceptional special purchase brings these well tailored garments at this remarkably low price. They will be furnished in attractive gift box if desired, without additional charge. There . | are all sizes from which to select. The shawl Se collars, cuffs and pockets are cord trimmed. Elgin Gift Watches : | for Men, $60 Men Ss Beacon Ombrae Robes A gift 8 oh wilt appreciate— Are Attractive at $12.50 the thin Elgin 12-size, open-face Watch with case of 14-k. solid : white or green gold, with 17-jew- The rich Ombrae pattern effects and .eled movement. the exceedingly attractive color com- (First Payment $6) it: “denie: these well-tailored TT cal pone es Robes most desirable for gifts. All rat Paymen : sizes are available. Bier Sami | ; (Men's Furnishings—Main Floor.) wh HTH) ee 7 “OF, inal | Platinum Dinner Hmm UH e+ Ring, $180 A setting of unusual beauty; the mounting of platinum is set with 3 large diamonds, 8 smaller ones, two triangular and 4 rectangular sapphires. (First Payment $18) eee — AL GLE ROR ANB I ME TRI ANE NN Beg 1, PRY eh caer — 7 ore es ane 2 2 ' «3 i re Se eS OR ge as ocak ee eS he ee eee ; ; menos ala ¢ pa erasing oman os anes on nm rs TO THE PUBLIC! point with pride to scoring Hosiery Success in St. Louis s Standard Silk Hosiery by itself—and we want women to try this Hosiery Saving. Therefore this sen- One-Day Sale. ondine eal wr - 1 eee gs rok a ce > “4 ve kN iii neat ee ee ae a RCL so, Ae EP ins ees NRE - ee o . sa ora i = nag pre on Wako cae oy Fie opty ta Ho) ant free aD eee 2 ty al “i Toytown Is Full of | Fascinating IONS And when the _ children have gazed in open-eyed wonder at all the marvelous new Toys on display, take them to see Santa Claus, in Fairyland. Each little visitor will receive a sur- prise Christmas gift from Santa himself in exchange for a 25¢ ticket. armen tele etait entmeehdilid ia Aine enn metubh undated ottioonen dase nen ea a ee Parr ees " ; ee ~ nee ON rte OPS ¥ Sen ie ee ee ne re al ony — erat Ti a Shade, kta — (eats ba) — Meal Sizes Too! 9 to 11 Hems, $1.59 Box Free ian, ¢ a rege’? ’ STS y eee nas, “~es ie gem, tr Pr . i aaa tattle arian etninninneids nie minds. s an. ac, ann, ll Le _ DS Pree sy OP * ine Paes Neon! hay tae feels, Diamond Flexible Bracelet, $75 A gift of rare beauty—a flexible Bracelet in bowknot design with 3 full-cut white diamonds and 4 synthetic sapphires effectively set in a mounting of white gold with platinum top. (First Payment $7.50) i ‘ ‘ si ae ae ane ae Platinum Diamond Ring, $495 An exquisite Diamond cut in the beautiful Marquise shape is surrounded with 32 diamonds and 8 sapphires in an attractive plat- inum setting. A gift that will be — a in ‘wl , ns ’ la 44 os Diamond Wrist Watch, $47.50 A charming accessory that is most essential, a little Watch with case of 18-k. solid white gold, set with 4 brilliant diamonds and 4 to 6 synthetic sapphires; 15 jeweled movement. (First Payment $5) Diamond Wrist Watch, $100 An exquisite little Illinois — Watch in the rectangular shape ° has a case of 18-k. solid white gold « effectively designed with black enamel] and 4 full-cut diamonds— 17-jeweled movement. (First Payment $10) o . hastttintadheninsi tee en drenn 7 % ’ + ‘ . | hristmas nd cher- X\I D. There esses the glittering, ~~ ft that is ~ a splen- sed on ve to do t with us, punt, and nly after purse are y. Come a OR re eee m e- - Nee i (RO te ees RI Be Oe Ra OR eee. ett OT RE Ones» conse ore we wey —_— Pofbular Jackie Klothes Brand in a Shecial Selling at $ 98 wes « P 4 ~_ ° Sai MN 7 P i . bo ‘ie ca > ch - ye ¥s “ ‘ - » See eee ee et ey ‘ Pi i get : a ee o pie Ue ae ' - ae ., ~ . be ss m 5 3 iin cis a hbes, ye ani cai - r _— oi bat ” wer — Miso eae ist aia ee ME RAIS, I GRR TE: LUI RAID AIS EES 2A , ae : ‘ ey e qt a teh aS “hie, aha ie aT A it a Paget ae ee ve Sn ne . 4 , sn ay ’ ee + ” _ fii vs ‘3 “2 . yas WOES yee > 3 Pt Sm ae, be Spl ‘aE pr ees: gta 7, ile ha r feob ‘ bes ‘hes v4 alee pyr oy ans + i i se BEE an Ai ¥ ate bee Le, Mine 24 pape eats RF a FS. — . k ASAT a 5 I OT Se FS BOR, 55 eh oe ee r 4 ° bh ha ; ae. a a 4 i ay —— . . “a ‘3 ow te hth . - T° hen ee ee ee earls ee - 7 ee on semen ‘ : “ aes ce ey ELE NC ELS OR ee ae ae 9 . , . . wr ' 1 . : , "habs Se Se - y Rg Os 3 ‘ s C Cae Akt ol ae) oem ee - 7 Leo \ re : ari 4 2 ¢ ra . * ; ‘ ey * rege 3 * , \ * +s + “ . 2 ay r } >. o Sad ” 4 . ~ bs q vem . “e sip Sg b ‘ae 2 Solitaire Diamond Ring at $50 A beautifully hand - wrought mounting of 18-k. Belais white gold in filigree design is set with a brilliant full-cut diamond. An unusual value. igs | (First Payment $5) | ery | | : | saa : Coffee Set Solitaire Diamond : When playing house, the ° young mother finds it a de- Ring, $100 ao — i get break- : . fast if she S$ a 9-piece A gift that she will treasure— i. the monting is 18-k. Belais white pry ty — Set. Pack gold, handmade and beatifully de- . r ans. of signed; set with a 30-100-carat Ox OF diamond of unusual brilliance. (First Payment $10) Vag v as ae _ aig eS shee : ood Sta : x4 Ye Spe JA Met MO A special purchase of the entire stock of samples e ae eee == SSS from the manufacturers of Jackie Klothes brings f(y : as > these very remarkable values. Every Suit in the {[@,.: aD me Tull oe Poe > pega E large assortment is of high-grade material and fey oe | cone workmanship. You will do well to purchase a lib- eral supply of them now for present and early Spring wear. Sizes 3 to 8. Diamond Bracelet Solid Gold, $39.75 Give one of these beautiful Bracelets of r4-k. solid white gold in filigree design, set with bril- liant white diamonds and synthetic sapphires. , (First Payment $4) Fancy Diamond Ring $29.75 An exceptional value—Ring of 18-k. solid white gold in filigree mounting, set with a brilliant dia- mond and with sapphires. (First Payment $3) (Jewelry—Main Floor.) Bl ae a a” Coat Style with brightly colored blazer - stripes and solid color back, collar, sleeves and pants. You may choose from a va- riety of desirable colors. Cricket Sweater Style— Slipover Style—Solid V-neck, beautiful Jacquard colors with brightly col- patterned front, plain back, _ ored trimmings in contrast- sleeves and pants. ‘ing or harmonizing tones. (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) Wil Wy = UZ Desirable Room-Size Rugs Stationery for Gifts fg Truck ‘oo Is Specially Priced Steelcraft—modeled after In Infinite V ariety Are Attractively Priced ~ {y) = Lag a Trucks. _ 1." T . nishe Worsted Wiltons Bie, | || Wool Wiltons , 9 5 @ Box ia black ;...-.... 9398 ' e- P Size 9x12 Feet Size 9x12 Feet , A gift that is inexpensive $ ] Q9 -00 $69 05 but very attractive—a hinged Stationery Cabinet which con- A wonderful selection of the A new Rug for any room in tains 36 sheets writing paper, finest quality worsted Wiltons, the home, may be chpsen with 12 gold-edged correspondence woven seamless, in many at- assurance from this special cards and 48 tiesue-lined en- tractive patterns includi group of standerd quality Rugs. 1 h. all ib- rich Chinese and Persian Zz Woven of highest quality wool- velopes to match, all are ri fects, and finished with fringe: en yarns in newest patterns bon tied. White and dainty some are slightly irregular, but and color combinations and in tints are to be had. this in nO way impairs the the popular or pertoage Each wearing qualities. Rug is finished with fringe. ; Bridge Pads Decorated, 59c Wool Velvet Rug, $37.50 Axminster Rug. $57.50 Score Pads for auction ie en ——— a many effective color com- Thick, soft Rugs of heavy ony are se inations are ofitered in these high-grade Rugs seamless in size 9x12. Choice of many pre woven in size gx12 and fi j ; ice. ; bridge are especially attrac- 9 d finished with fringe. patterns and colors at this price. (Sixth Floor.) tive with petit point medal- lion case, with new count | score and extra refill. (Stationery—Main Floor.) Phoenix Silk Hosiery A Gift That Ils Appreciated All-silk chiffon, full fashioned, picot top, pr... .$2.50 Service weight, lisle soles and hem; full fash... $r.95 Light weight, silk top, lisle soles, full fash All-silk sheer chiffon, full fashioned, pair...... $1.95 Service weight, lisle top and soles, full fashion, $1.85 Chiffon weight, silk to the welt, full fashioned, $1.65 Light service weight, lisle top and sole, fu:l fash, $1.50 Silk and rayon with lisle hem, non-fashioned, pr., $1.00 Chiffon weight, mercerized top and sole, non-fash- 2 eege ae women enagaee a — A me com nto wane f mond Wedding Rings lt Be autiful NR oA NE ae ES RO ORGS EERE yee - . ” ’ ~~ : - LES ACNE RS A A a Oc = tt A a Nee RR RN te a ere (Hostery—Main Filoer.) v7 F blue-white > Diamonds. $22.50 and Up. Jiamond-Set Brooch a 4” e om Steam Shovel Large model, made of sheet steel and finished in black—modeled after the Steam Shovels... 92.90 ate ouneane Correspondence Cards | Special at 59c Box An exceptional value—24 cards in the double folded style, with gold corners and 24 envelopes to match. One | always appreciates such gifts. New Luste r) Tea Sets Of 23 Pieces Are Very Shecral at 549 While a limited quantity a - | », ‘lasts, we are offering an ex- | traordinary value in Luster Tea Sets—each Set consisting of 6 plates, 6 cups and saucers, ful bow-knet Broech ip selid 14-k P goid. with plauioum top artistically Ved and plerved. One radiant Blue ' Diamond in a Rae Electrical Gifts for Christmas Cele c week Other Styles $25 and Up Special Selling of Laces Exceptional Values in Fine Imported Laces and Edgings for Gifts > * nite Gold Wrist Watch : design in ea beautiful in Wriet Wat! Solie 1s ‘ witte nok High. me guaranteed - apG with gold white eoild _ . $37.50 $1.00 a Week styles at $1065. $15, $18.75 », $25, $27.50 and Up to $700. Viamond-Set Wrist Watches at Ali Prices. Fancy dial vj Ww et ot Advertised alesmian RISTMAS al. 47% . ‘7 Wiil Ca wa eee ten J ae || iv | v | — + & » sf ‘ , i a 4 | = if a FY | sugar, cream and teapot, in as- sorted colors. A Tea Set that makes an attractive gift at very small cost. (Thrift Av. and Firth Filoer.) Ship Model Smoker An Attractive Gift for $3.95 A new-styled Smoking Stand is made of wrought iron with heavy base, twisted stem and well-balanced ship model on the top. Fitted with removable ash tray, match box and cigar rest— it makes an ideal gift for the man of the house. (Ortental Basaar —Fifth Floor.) Universal Urn Set $17.95 An Electric Urn of shin- ing nickel plate and with large side handles is com- plete with sugar, cream and tray—a gift that will be en- joyed by all the family. Electric Grill, $10.98 Universal Toaster $8.95 A reversible Electric Toaster with cord and plug, that makes crisp brown toast at the breakfast table is a delightful Christmas gift. to enjoy throughout the year. Waffle Mould, $5.49 Washing Machine $35.75 A sensible and appropri- ate gift that will be appreci- ated by the busy housewife. This full-size wood tub has electric motor that can be operated from any socket. Electric Vacuum Cleaner, $27.95 For Trimming Lingerie @ "‘Kerchietfs Chinese Filet, 25c to $2.25. Swatow, Shanghai, Irish Crochet, yd. 12%c to 8sc. Real Laces from Ireland, yard, $1.45. Belgian, Cyprus and Chi- nese Venise, yd., 98c to $s. Pt. Milan, yd., 89c to $2.50. Real Val. and Binche, yd. 12%c to Soc. | ; | e _ Princess Princess-and Bruges Yokes, | each, $2 to $3.50. Real Effective Laces for Decorative Uses Filet and lace-trimmed Bed- spreads, $12.50 and $19.50. each, soc to $3. lace Medallions, each, 69c. Wide Filet Banding, an- tique, yd. $1 98. Filet decorative pieces, each, soc to $3. Real lace Medallions, each c to 25Cc. s tienda Floor.) lace-trimmed piecces,: For informal parties and at meal time, an Electric Table Stove that toasts, fries and poaches, will soon be- come almost indispensable. Attractive enough to be used on the table, this Elec- tric Waffle Mould is a de- cided asset to the conve- | The Fedelco—a high-suc- tion Cleaner, complete with a full set of attachments is nience of the informal meal. a practical gift for the home. (Electrical Section—Fifth Foor.) Fire Truck A oright red five frucz with nook and .adder and hose reel comes ia handy when the alarm tw svunded that the doll’s ~ house 18 on fire... 55.98 Famlee Doll This Doli with three in- terchaageabie heads and three \costumes will please the little girl who loves to Doll --sseceeess +e DEeOo Talking Machine A Phonograph thar wave real records will delight young members of the fam- ily. 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Bae ark Ss ——m—umme OO — Saar ae - - a i be , ie : a ° ee “ * ———— a , ent of John Kalafatich : Pg Croatian Relief Society a Promised Tomorrow. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 6 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Only 19 More . : : | a Shopping Days ; . Before Christmas is IS Oy OB Oh LOY He - f Store Hours: ¥ Daily, 9 to 5:30 = Saturday, 9 to 6 a 7PM S) toe “2 i Len) af me Wyte, Lae. ee 4 eat cd- nw wy . me 44 > LA eg CSR Che Stove ot the Chrisnnas Spirit a a at of $9113 ee ae Here Are Gifts for Christmas—Soon to Come = \Ee== = the October grand jury Wi a ° ‘ .. its final pape: ae innie Wi vk le “gudse Landwehr, it was + . e + Vanities $9):29 ————s Alt ready for use at a moment’s notice, this new Vanity includes powder container, collapsible powder puff, rouge cake and puff, and small mirror. These five toilet essentials are contained in a small round gold finished case as attractive as jewelry. ig a * > ae in bank, but inves-7 Eversmart Compacts B gsi0.:2 cash in bank. but inves With All the Requisites of a Manicure ~ | Dee. The indictment charges “8 embezztiement of the difference. $ 4.00 Id not be reached. A small silver finished case of unique design con- ceals seven requisites of the perfect manicure. It is no larger than the usual powder compact and may be carried conveniently in the bag. ictment charging the em- é j Ee ute 4 sists ‘ i“ vr , : ‘ ane ® ‘ r - . t . oy " x Kalafatich appeared in court} Een and furnished $5000 bond the indictment, which was Dainty Ribbon Novelties For Christmas Gifts : FASHIONED of dainty ribbons,- handmade O39 rosebuds, and laces these Novelties in a fascinating display offer ideal gift sugges- tions. Particularly attractive are the silk rib- bon sewing bags and handkerchief cases that are distinctly new. Briefly listing some of the Ribbon Novelties. } d in the _ . the shortag deveiape os The books showed Imported Powder Sticks, 50c to $1.25 Ribbon and Eiderdown Powder Puffs, $1.25 Novelty Puffs in Boxes, 75ce to $1.50 Ribbon Lingerie Sets, 55¢ to $1.25 Ribbon Handkerchief Cases, 85c to $1.25 Powder Puff in Sanitary Paper, 45c to 55¢ Ribbon Trimmed Shoe Trees, 50c¢ to 75c Sewing and Hand Bags, $2.25 to $4.59 Imported Boutonnieres, 50c to $1.50 a Ribbon Shop—First @ Kailafatich cou ste 1} puns A TWO-DAY SERVICE 1 } FOR COAST-TO-COAST AIR MAIL q postmaster -General Ress a #@ Light Route West _ a ca Needed. WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—Linking and the “Pacifie with D SO ih A i Hidden in the case are nail polish, buffer, nail white, file, emery board, manicure stick and cotton. Toilet Goods Shop—First Floor. ¥ le nt *. Atian' ’ loss of only one business day is Floor ithe goal toward which the air mal ce is & ork ing. E Post mast: r-General New Said to- ? . this woul accom plished as 2 ngress provides funds for As ion shting the last leg of the trans- Toys From Santa’s Favorite Shop A Charming Afternoon And From the Toy Shop Annex ¢: 7 ne and Evening Gown For Holiday Wear That Are Typical of the Smart New Mid- | | Season Modes in the Inexpensive "J | Dress Shop ITH the gleam of OR holiday dinners and Metal Brocade _ so dances the crepe Geor- prominent in the mode, gette Gown, sketched at the closely rivaled by lovely right above, is a particular- velvet, the afternoon ly lovely choice, for it is Gown at the left above, trimmed with the graceful | : that uses a charming and fashion-favored Un- - combination of the two curled Ostrich. There is a : materials, is extremely pom pom at the shoulder Smart. It is a two-piece and a border on the skirt, model, with velvet skirt in tier effect. This Frock and metal brocade top in; is shown in _ exquisite various rich colorings. | shades. Priced, $35 Other distinctively fashioned daytime and eve- ning Gowns, moderately priced at $25.00 and $35 are featured in satin crepe, frost crepe and crystal and rhinestone encrusted chiffon. ’ qd ¢ re ty westward fy will call for departure of Planes an; 7 fae from New York and Sana Francise® B® at the close of the busipess day and Oa the arrival of mail on the opposite? : a side of the continent on tie sec- Bem end morning tn time for first de- Bh liveries @e Receipts of the transcontinental rate should + present for 1927 what they were Performance of the serv- as 94 per cent perfect during [aman last year with a flying mileage G Meet 2.256.137. of which almost a mii- [= : Scouts, Indians. mom in lee were covered at night. soldiers, or other characters, is specially n¢ placing of transportation of] 1 private contractogs | Regularly $12 priced at osc. - Packed in an Seeir mail with Post master-Generai : Toy Scouts A box full of Metal Boy ——— rice Children’s Folding Pool Tables Regularly $6.50 Sewing Mza2- children. It mother’s machine sews. , many hours of pleasure. mmercial aviation in | of reguiar —SS= En American $4.95 A well-built chines that sew $ 715 ) 3 pe Ral interesting box. t sae “ter ata forward step ini Guaranteed. | : paen +t a , i: aCe the inauguration Sewing Machines made children’s Pool Table for the same kind of seams that a | | will afford Heme be the greatest | Fe '> : Amertca cht flying. The transcontinental /4 New York-(Chicago overnigat J i . J « ° zo j s ; 8 ¥ ? + ; ; . i . A “ 4 | : == ~ ‘oer Fry hs — rice bs tt ’ ~) ' ~~ oy : : | vices, the only Government-OP~? | ' ' : es 7 ™ a ‘= ‘ lim om : ‘ —_— ti ’ “ f oz. ~ . = ; ; 4 ne ; té ad aaaa : . : ° gre ; j . ‘4 iis & a § : : . % | oe ‘ —_ —a 4 g ' ze. A : will be placed in Pri Bate hands early next year. | a 7 — — “ ; = EK MAN WHO DISAPPEARED — —- ON WAY TO VISIT FIANCEE $2 to $1 to $20 $10 Game Boards There are Aluminum Sets [ron Toys Christmas Gift selection. 1) amas 500 pieces of fine quality Neckwear, comprising a manufacturer's sample line, here at one-half price for Real laces, net, imitation laces, or- gandie and Georgette crepe are used to fashion these neck-fix- x" = . TY ~; se _ Women's Dress Shop—tThird Floor Cooking Sets $] 50 stew pot and Regularly $2.75 consisting of frying pan, double boiler, all of alumi- num. ment of pull ous types of trucks and au- Regularly $2.50 An assort- $ 9 5 Toys of iron, 1:25 including vari- tomobiles. Substantially built. many indoor $3.95 hours when lit- tle hands and big will enjoy one of these Game Boards, on which you can play 57 different kinds of games. | varies W. Potts, 26, Left Mother — ' and Sister Saturday Night Out- ii if » a side. of Theater. Charles W. Potts, 16 years oid, : ; Laurel avenue, is bemg t request of rela- ‘ ite at , his disappearance Limited quantity. Louis and Sparta. in. ly on a trip to vistt?) ractical Gifts for th eee | me oe marrie) shortly after Christmas. Het ; em failed to arrive at Sparta, relatives ; ” ie oe have :dvised. and he hae not “Universal” Percolator neg ee ee | her and sateter aye ‘ : : S Soest. t= te 4 ee ‘ ae | 3 ES fe St Saturda evenin outside 4 ° Boe eater on Washi ; mn re? ory ings, and many are handmade. White, cream, ecru and colors. Included— Separate Collars Modesty Vestees Guimpes Collar and Cuff Sets — Jabots Vestees Charleston Collars Neckwear Shop—First Bird Cage and Stand $6.95 © A brass Bird Cage; good size. Floor stand colored enamel {fin- ished. ngion avenge, i . . taking them to} High-grade = 7 lie was to have gone te alum inum . @ Vashington avenue station te coffee pot in fiigme take the train for Sp Failure nin e-c u p # j ywear from him since has aused size. Ebon- 4 * ry elie ys he hh as a ae : WAS @#THDiey &: at.¢ ized handle. use of Mark & Ge Graceful urn shape. arta. TLC Imported Costume Farring's 795C | ROM France come these unique Earrings that would us- ually be priced at $1.50 and $2.00. Through a special purchase we are able to sell them at 75c a pair. Thev are set with replica semi-precious stones in circlet and pendant effect on white mountings. Coats and Coat Sets for Little Tots At 73 Less $10.95 Coats, $7.50 © $12.95 Coats, $8.50 $8.95 Coats, $5.95 AN opportunity for mothers to save on Coats for their little tots. There are weeks yet for Winter Coats to be worn. Smart, tailored models of English mixtures and brown chinchilla Warmly interlined. Sizes 1 to 4 years. $18.95 Sets, $12.50 $29.50 Sets, $19.50 Handsome wool fabrics in these two-piece Sets. Some fur trimmed. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Infant@’ Shop—Third Foor : National Bank in lowa Closed. , re Oe “Universal” Teakettle | WEBSTER CITY, Ia. Dee _ Pim to eavy. withdrawals yestere: ean $2.95 \ of .— SS pe®y. the First National Bank voles Heavy pure oy te “Universal” Cutlery Set Four Pieces $2.50 A practical gift for the housewife is this set of stainless steel, —— \ . W /eRtar il, i today. pending subeq polished , mien: *opening pian ' [TTT = aluminum of highest quality. A usefy i] consisting | Chr istmas slicing knife, kitchen fork and spatula. gift, specially priced at $2.95. Varsity Girl Sport Oxfords $Q50 to 10 HIS is a season of Sport Shoes and these Varsity Girl Oxfords are practical and smart. In combinations of patent leather and tan or tan calf and blonde. Some with covered and some with leather heels, medium height. Several styles. _There are a variety of new designs and interesting com- binations of stones that offer an unusual gift selection. Vandervoort’s Jewelry Shop—Fitret Floor ietetiieninn wiehs . me ee de ebinainbiaea nig ine a ee ee eee When the tree is trimmed for the day be sure there is a new Electric Sewing Machine for mother or sister A gift that will last a lifetime. Guaranteed by Scruggs- Vandervoort-Barney. We will hold the new machine unti! Xmas and call for the old one afterward to trade in. Liberal amount will be allowed for old machines. Select yours Priday. ee 7 Models and 12 Finishes Priced $87 U p. Friday Candy Specials Delicious black walnut taffy in pound boxes. 37c Pound > Vandervoort's Candy Shop—First Floor. “@ Vandervoort’s College Girl Shoe Shop—Second Floer _— wan . . an otuniniednaielna ae eeteminnns ans ta nine PL AEE | BAIR + REITER e NR NI I ’ ‘ AP th Ai Oe mee nama aay ee ae on é

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a eT LOS POST INGPAICH PAGI ix Saar gi \ | Offering for- : a. - | en You've : Friday and Waited For TN. | boycott was ordered because of the} Saturday Vi Vv : 714-16 Washington Av.—Opposite Loew’s State a a ised Tomorrow. | Be Promise | December Stock-Reducing | “ xh, ale | : By wsierment charging the em- oa 3 DISP OSAL SALE!! ‘ef | ad i | A \\ * « e sent of $9113 against John This is an iilus- YOUR HOME me h as | 350 Coats || 375 Dresses former treasurer of the tration of the Gen- . ] . e ? music a piace in It! $50, $65 and $75 Values Consisting of a remarkable offering uine Packard Player Piano. ez Standard for instruments. A marvelous underselling of luxu- from our regular stock. It ts utterly rious fur-trimmed Dress and Sport amazing that such Dresses can be Coats. All are most attractive in line marked so low. and style. ‘ Venice Silks Canton Crepes Novelty Wools Moires Varied Colors THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, ee = » nas ; : — Bed fe ace — Mexican Rail Officer | dismissal of several workers. The|the boycott a strike, which hag be- | a tT MEXICO CITY, Dec. 2.—Aassig- | Union has decided to substitute for! gun in various shops. Bin tan Master Mechanic Santillan was = | CMEAD S| MU BATS E shop of the National Railway at Rincon by a labor union represen- a. nt of John Kalafatich a ~ of Croatian Relief Society na - Ee LORS ats: RAS SR RRO CURBS. PR re PES Aa Se ens Ns Ah sagas on on ‘ ett Sloga Benefit Society, a e sick benefit associa- tomorrow grand jury to Circuit tt gill be returned _ the October | a {ts final report | ‘jpige Landwehr, it was learned to- Terms to Fit Your Income The Player-Piano has come to be a welcome guest in so0 many homes only because it provides a full meas- ure of happiness to the busy business family who finds their souls constant- ly calling for the best of music. ee ee ee ee Ce eee eee eee 4 " be the gcreatest.forward step i contractoys | OR eight dollars and ninety-five cents you may have a new Advance Season Frock—one that will give you a crisp, fresh appearance. And what woman doesn’t really thrill at the thought that she is up to America . the minute—or even AHEAD OF THE SEASON! That is the true story wrest 1 ; ¥ S&S these Dresses tell! The modes im advance styles feature tailored types, momercial aviation in inauguration of reguiar The transcontin overnigznt face the Pht flying. New York-Chicago ices, the Rated M@eate hands early next year. EK MAN WHO DISAPPEARED ON WAY TO VISIT FIANCEE 7 th rics W. Potts. 26. Lett Mother . ‘and Sister Saturday Night Out- , side. of Theater. SOharies W. Potts. 26 £ 463 Laure! bught by police at: fives, following his metween St. Louis and Sparta, I]}/.. While ostensibly on a trip to visit > ‘ ; = I 10 his fiancee, to whom h was to he matried shortly after Christmas. He mailed to arrive at Sparta, relatives 7 rsal” Percolator 7 mave been advised. $4.95 een heard from | Potts left his m last Saturda, maaeater on High-grade aluminum coffee pot in nine-cup size. Ebon- ized handle. Graceful urn shape. sal” Teakettle $2.95 Heavy pure polished 2lum inum of highest quality. A usefy ] Chr istmag priced at $2.95. hand-drawn Frocks, tiered styles, pleated types, new balloon sleeves. Vionnet sleeves and new necklines. : —27 ¢ {| SPECIAL! 100 TAFFETA AND GEORGETTE PARTY DRESSES Government-op- only will be placed in pr'i- . = ilnes Included! A Group for Large Women! 42 to 50 avenus Game Boards There are many indoor $3 95 ours when lit- aaa tle hands and big will enjoy one of these Game Boards, on which you can play 57 different kinds Misses’ and of games. Women’s Sizes! 14 to 42 er ue st of rela- disappearanc: and he has noi since, r and sister outside a avenue, ing therm to » have gone to station to Zz Failure | ae hear from him since has caused Ptélatives to believe he has met with ptm. Potts was employed at the er house of Mark E. Stein- National Bank in Iowa Closed. The Associat, i Pres , BSTER sce @ ue to heavy whthdrawals By. the First Na: Re /UNtarily Closed toda. #Migsion, «: la... Deg > ms yestey: o a s s . ° . s s s . . . s s . . e s o « e * s . s s s s s s Ld * . s s s ° . . 7 . s e . s . . s . s ® - . ® e s . - ® © ° . ° . « s * o s >. ’ s ° 7 :s . . s s s e e . . s s s o s . ® * e oe . o e . * s s / ILEAWA ROSE MONKEY SKIN GOOSEBERRY GREEN QUEEN BLUE PEACH ORCHID SEAFOAM VY BLACK Extra Special! 350 Higher-Priced Dresses From Stock Go at the Same Price ... Every One Below Actual Wholesale Cost! EVERY DRESS WORTH DOUBLE AND MORE THIS SALE PRICE ! ! (84 £668 eee00 eeerae* vT Ty rT y TTY T TT rr er eT Se ee i ; — a ee rry SORE AEK AEBS aae2ee 2e2ee S2SGeSaSeeseseaeeaacassaesaese sSeeses ryyyyyrryriii iii? eeecseee » eaeees eaeaaceae Sseaeeeeaesaseesesesase SOSSSSCESSSSE OHSAS LEE se 6

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AQT THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926. Poeee ss TIS POST-DGPATCH = Le a A TT — nema nao Singing Nicely _ COMBINE I0 WITHHOLD , 1) LULMLE 821 ./ spre — Singing, Male Canaries Yon. S CHARGE , — adroead, 5 | @\ CANDIES | +4° Hosiery /ar Men,.Women and Children One Day | Seebert Jones Testifies in Suit Certified — signed-guarantee slip with | Against Bankrupt Bring- SALE OF GIFT HOSIERY : every Singer. Years of handling canaries 1 “onc ee ALL QUALITY—ALL PERFECT—AT WORTH-WHILE SAVINGS Women’s Silk Full-Fashioned Hose birds. intedmation freely given. Every Day and Sunday, Too, Until Xmas | Seebert Jones, former Circuit At- Our 555 frorney of St. Louis, declared in Extra large size, beautiful Golden Orange English Pepper lew orn testimony before Referee in Top Chiffon 4 5 ® 'Rankruptey Coles yesterday that fed Canaries. Male singers, $11.95 each. ee ee i a Large as- sortment stands to ot the sea- Gold Finches—Buall Finches —snow-white Canaries—cage tien with the bankruptcy of the son’s best Bringhurst Corp.. an advertising colors. ~% cs Holliyday Shoppers —Fatigued, perhaps, footsore and footloose... how they enjoy the afternoon quiet of - the “Quali-Tea” Rooms. - « - A bit of Hot Chocolate, a rest, or some choice Sweetmeat. Friday Candy Specia‘ “Homemade” Chocolates 3 x in one pound boxes....- ee ae Ors - eager mma tten > = - ae us is description. | poster concern, because Walter S. Highest-Priced Regular German Singing Canaries on § };;inghurst, artist president of the) the New York and European Markets Today empany, John B. Hinchey, secre- tarv and treasurer, and A. E Neidt, UNDERSTAND THIS—CHOPPERS 4 salesman, had . partner- : nip “formed for the purpose of Candor Inspires Confidence ma clean: Hi pt pets? St. Andreasberg Rollers Are the Next Highest Priced Hartz Mountain Are the Cheapest Before you invest—investigate. Truthful advertising pays. We give a written guarantee with every singer we sell. te Better be safe than sorry. | inte (a ter the veer eae gr om : mannequins, which Welle Soeactvdss BA ~ Ki obi shinai “Mdes tee ae de eae ae ns ‘7 JP 5 pees rahe i _— Re nee peatietetieten ell 5 2s arp we in wt “ ey . witaaaiiedl m TORIES pe atin, Fone Se Pu ih tod : n wy on shia ER Ee tified for Trustee Orvill: Assorted Caramels—packed in small box with Milk Chocolate Marshmallows . 20¢ Friday Bakery Specials Orange Cream Layer Cake... Pecan Stollen. cam x =: hey a White Sulphur Crested Cockatoos, $15.00 each. Rosa ee nent ‘Co: toe Ol Cockatoos, $8.00 each. purpose of selling the products Girls’ and Boys’ Checked and Striped “[’ll Say,” and grated Almond on top Beautiful Blue Mountain Lories, pair, $35.00. ao Stockings and Socks, 50c to $1.50. To f fee: | —just temptingly toasted. Shama Thrushes—the song thief—and many other beauti- ee | a. eee & er Patterns —— _Department at declared he fing eg ft ede ee SE ful birds at sensible prices. ae company to the anieet an ; = = Ry bone — 3 Socnare: un omes Ana weintiankh the ta ie A hes " omplet three Pema they nities Me- » We this’. La 8; ; .s " . st mefincnpni >/ i “sRe ~ wl = ? Open daily, 7 A. M. unt#i 8 P. M. Sundays, 8 A.M. until Noon. - gerret Division of) Profits. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL “The mal uf mefturit gr cost of the NATIONAL PET SHOPS Corner Cardinal and Olive St. 3101-03-05-11-13 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. Le Ae ie ay . AT Ms Me oh Se ln Alla ilieetenmneenminetenintl até ‘ ay. ite bw eds Pe AL a CHRISTMAS GIFTS| That Will Please Men lection or attrac- Ae’ is oo celle ae HE special attention given to the se tive gifts for men is instantly recognized in the su- - ATS AB T-- &&. Ltr Ae PNR Phe periority and individuality of Jaccard ofterings. oh , e pee cs a” ale ap: a , \\ BELLEVILLE FIRE CHIEF'S Tie clips rank as one of the tore- | é / FUNERAL ON SATURDAY tS ~~ -! O% most suggestions for Men's gifts. “ oo , . , ce.” } > English Crystal jew elry presents a rom Dinges’ Death Attribute d ~h to Injury to Lungs During diversified selection of these muc | Rescue. wanted accessories. The one above | , a Dar yest is solid gold and crystal horse head. 927.25 ay. ats Christmas Lincoln’s Lack Piece. Give Him an Unusually Tie dies ot eck green gold. The’ Beautiful Knife initial plate is inlaid in bright blue | enamel. $13 (top) Solid gre en Oeie ALL ie Ale Oe ALi hI ede BIA cb ob dt Be te & A Group of 500 Lovely Creations at 300 Frocks, Many Paris Copies, at Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes Extra Sizes An intriguing selection . . . Frocks of satin, velvet, crepe. Intnguingly smart models in the silks and cloths which are correct tor all Winter wear, and a wide range of shades. All intended for much higher prices, of course. f We have not seen Dresses like these at anywhere near lines. Every one of these Dresses is a a find at $12. | $18 this season. gold. Four blades. 4 Doty ate AP fy Booty che <r Initial plate black en- _ amel bordered. $26 ies NF | SoS u inks oS -m™i- \ } gold. riss-cross ene- glish Sport Crystals. RD | @aved. Initial plate 1 Your Hair Gold Mounting. ie black enamel bor- The succesaful treatment of $65 x | dered. Two blades. | thousands of cases which re- . i sisted other means 1ously $30.50 — ectiveness shown is. solid green gold and VY rs a “ \ Clow er) Plain solid TI H O Mi Q Ss white gold in the dull Special Fermala for d wi 4 Pf , ~K % \i mounted with (MRS \)) | fish. Hendra || IE FALLING HAIR the % ~ Autom pile alles bem Pals The key ring | | crepe satin and many combinations, in types which you are accustomed to finding in one of.our higher-priced Z¥ at A, ABS APs » t. Bt Mp dnt dnd eatin ty ate ct -« an Phat hie ie Olle olin ervstal of white bi a “we L horse set in gold | Ager f, order. File and em </f | blade horseshoe. —— $9.50 €In these two groups are modes for every @ The selections are both excellent. You @ Each collection embraces the latest mid daytime or evening wear. Future needs, may preter some of the $12 Frocks to some season modes in the whole variety of supplied from either group, wil! result im at $18, but in either group you are assured shades, including fashionable black Al! are worth-while savings. of maximum value. tastefully trimmed | - re Jers LOCUST ef NINTH Mar! Inquires Are Cordially Inerted ktheatndte SSTHOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Street Thru to Broadway, Between Locust and St. Charlee eee 8 FE } 6} t:) $i

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 9 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . is istmas Gifts I SUGGESTED IN THE |CHRISTMAS HOME JOURNAL LLLSTELLELED S| Floor Gift Shop Now Q N SALE ast Selection of Al- | tL i oe than a hundred suggestions for Christmas 417 N, SEVENTH ST. 4 —just the gifts you’ve been looking for to fill Ses | those hard spots in your Christmas list. sale price nat makes THURSDAY FVENTNG, DECEMBER 7, 1926 footsore and footloose... he afternoon quiet of oms.- - - A bit of Hot some choice Sweetmeat. andy Speciacs hocolates c meoeceecee 35 5—packed in small box e Marshmallows . 20¢ POSS hs SOE, Se nt owe tem ’ . f SR RR ET EM CT TS PS es Pe i rn i ee eee ee er peruano atryteeeme tte ieee ae oie Aes ale " — we «hana ene teeinnesdiath ee BO a tuttins OOO siete ‘anion meet 4 One pe: . . r : Reh Vm. niet Age Aha Poi -Bcidihnd dee eho 2s 9b 44> a gota » _ . rerio ee te Rl ORR nea SO ES NC OORT TOES AGO OE RNID NAN ATE a lg , : ree we mts er tive, Appa a ” - “ " wi a 7 w re ery Specials ayer Cake. . . 60c “Terr 35c¢ es a) ‘2S: Mi heey ¥ 3 r ro ees, 4 Pace peters —— Mad, ; 5 2)! SONG ARUN «as , " its ai cao) a ae ee ae * , Sena sn sas a as bi ety 7 Pn lth oa er oe rece 9. erg sak ies: bene hs tt ceipcaiye 8 . ora "" fi a », - i's > . : Y ‘ 1 Se r SS Reh re ee 0 " § NA ceh.. are . Faia “ \ Raina CTE fe a “ ake aoe > noes Rhea hy, ati Te ve x . ihe ae . 4 : ” al pain SN ‘ * aS 2 mY mi thet Pe pe te Cy ge te ee wAareve > Sy 5 r ose 5 ate i ok Ry 5 ve SF: he Satyr a4 _™ ” ve owe ve : sas r Maya oi ra Sy Bea Bie ea a ts a ns tale) ata = oo A , 5 TS ay a ‘ > Yr na Paty TL A eet a in, & i a of, i * - aA t a. SYs ve : ’ Lo ; «8 , + py > rs e - 4 2% *Piv , ? > aVe ~~ OTass ; ‘ Bd : v4 . ©* ; ~~“ 4 7 . a ; , 5 ‘ * >" > ¥ >\'s> 3 ; > of — " ae +e > - ‘wid ) a ——e a eee 5 ‘ Spite Vat) we oa ny rete 5 ages ‘ ‘ iy “ . ale na eM a ; fe, rs - ‘, ii — qm ce we es ae eee eee ee Rem cee ere eee eee eee eee ee ees eee ee eee es ee ee ee patetiedinehilintn eee atte tne ances

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AU ——— _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - _,»THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926 the Manhattan tye and Ear] ~~ fae 10... — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ | Daugherty and Col. Thomas W. Mil- at starting orig!i- Ats6rney Buckney Opperated On. Hospital yesterday. Harrison Hoblitzelle § dorado. near here d } pian : , = remotes. HEADLESS BODY IDENTIFIED Shi : By the Associated Press. ler, underwent a mastoid operation 5092 n Kiux Ki: organ, all ripe tania sani eo F Harrison Hioblitzell: of ally as a Ku TRS BBE 3 : a aes ! - x Ch istmas é Westminster place, who has served AS THAT OF CLEVELAND, 0, MAN suspended — ieee yesterday sane, Oarend eaes Dah he. | Freshen Up! We ‘ L d sce gid Obrint acaieaag | te. ocated on as director of purchases for the t hase: for , ¢ a am a ‘ ee ee - * oRES after th osul a MOM- | -orney, prosecutor in the $7,000,000 GEEEEs STORFESHEEB® » = HOSIERY SHOPS, INC. “THEY WILL WEAR THEM” Our Christmas Gift Package } pairs of our regular $1.00 Hose with a beautiful $72. 9() Holiday Box and Card The Above Will Make a Most Aocentelta Gift 9 STORES. CONVENLENTLY LOCATED 6224 Easton =70S N. 14th mode Cherokee 7044 W. Florissant “17 Gravois 4265 Manchester 223 4 S Breadway "240 Manchester. Maplewood | 310 Collinaville Av. E. St. Loutfs STORESREEY “STORES Ra 9 STORES SEBY STORES @® O., 30 years old, a union painter Whether he was killed deliberately CHRISTMAS ya ' ts or died of exposure and wak de- Largest Selection in St. Louis of Fine, First Quality Wall Paper. Values Up to $2 a Roll . eer in pe om, oe a ’ x cr ae ¥; ; “ reOOeT chs caer en, owe bab thowmbosienh oes Wail Paper that will please the Daylight displays. Every pattern ousting ‘ defy competition! The largest Combinations sold only with beau- stock in St. Louis. At prices that to pay for hanging. tiful borders or bands. Peek Arata eres tae ec : on The hody had not arepas apparent Ve ‘ obbed. SAVINGS Ag : 5 ad Sept. 5 Everett Johnson, save enough rate led a Ve PE es tad ety he Be sure you are in Webster's! Ask the Saleslady. “The Big Store With the Canopy.” the mud on the road near the place where the body was found yester- ¢ WEBSTER'S 809 N. 7th St. day. He offer d to help get the . = ba * * . ® ® car out. but says Zoubeck replied? 00308400 000080008 1884 88es se Pe TS oo aaa anaaaaal “Never mind, I'll just leave it here:’ No more was seen of Zoubeck ‘but three days later Sheriff Mat- thews took the machine to Fred- il Ys seinktawh ‘hr h e Ohio li- : ‘ LET us add these four ericktown, Tht —— : re aa a Sheet . SS. i se? : | Ms eee SS Sa gS SE eae a Th IE eA. Cane . pennies to every dollar nee Seeneee be eee Oe ‘ oe SSO pe tS TR ees ok ERS SS Pages DD ee ee Pe as See Ba oS age, Music year. Start saving now #epae on Gen | Coane, sea 55 8 gf ; a 3S Rot 7 See et oo = See oe ee ee ee a ee ty Rome and you will not worry atte Pe himself and took the machine | Al) new se- eg | wk We ; oe Sa P32 . | Sey > } on tye eee 10pe, f “Vir- : Z fi > J +4 lp a : “ ae oy PRT ; : er! . ’ q * * wales ~ 2. ee . ak a ' Say, Pt eS eo next Christmas. Ae > Zoubeck has a sister in Littie¢ lections. v= e ue Sa, ib se sae ; : pia : ip ee ries 0 : if Rock. Ark. is bie Mes , - : | , J ab SN ginia, , - : : j . fs +o Paloma,” ete., ‘ormer K. K. K. Organ Suspends. Zlc . | 7 ee ee INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS becmateey ti inal «in Rint vibe | : S- TRUST COMPANY HARRISBURG, Il, Dec. 2.—, 5 for $1.00 . ‘The Eldorado Evening News, in; _— Chestnut St : “e ST. LOL IS operation about three years at El- —Hh Rig \. ” Cy State highway patrolman, found Zoubeck in a Ford sedan stuck in SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT — | a ee DODO 000000000000 00000000008 SE7S7® Ce ssO4=s emer Eose « c ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER. g * ; ; capitated by wild animals is no? ; most particular, and prices that in stock for immediate delivery. ; © ¢ SExC4e CMEC EZ O4=s ce aT Ode - bu . - = eat . Fe oe i oe eS ee ma nh a een ee & 4 p eee a . A #2 PD ayer sthvonge ote: " eenyperendrys . " i N . ar yf pe reget Sete ee DB Oe» = > ler gg SR. OOS AI Ra OT as nella. certite ani ESR Mea pe TM BCR PRL 06 lly TER ing. vetbee eles eatin i) Tre ptemten syne veg Le ee was LES OIE ID i On A SINE — . en Paras Fae m.- — wg: . “4 Be 7 SS es : td a" pei a ier ies egg hag 0 riday Sale of Wash Goods, Silks, Remnants and Art Needlework Flavor all their own” ieee 39c Striped 22c Cheviot Stamped Tea Towels They're made rich and pure— r of “g>* : ot? Neat and easy to work patterns, stamped on { no wonder they're so delicious. ine ws ey Satinette Shirting good quality linen-finished toweling. f an. J ted —_—_,” Oh toe me hp ? oe oer me Cotton Satinette, 36 27-inch Shirting of dark C et “ca \ \ | cee; inches wide. Plain colors grounds with painted col- FRIDAY SPECIALS | o EI R/ and with self stripes. ored stripes and checks. Sal 70: FS iG a of 2 to 10 yard Remnants of 1 to 10 yard ate , ¥ ® ales /\, engths lengths. Price. C Assorted Chocolates ? Ata Regularly Sold at 60c Lb. | SSS S| aa | A A eS A Yard. C | Yard.. C The regular 60c Ib. sooner ry pe 4.2C a4 we) Ay Sa S d S f nougats, caramels; this wondertul as- : ‘aXs| .\@ se , ne oa a | tampe caris _sortment packed in one-pound boxes _ Honey Nut Nougats ieee Bir 39c Broadcloth Shirting \ and Centers ve d d I —with plent >: Mey eo ttractive patterns on tan and white As pure and good as Stings eer and 23c | ° on a can Cotton broadcloth with highly mercer- - Cc material ; also a féw buffet sete at this 29c “" * ™ . ™ ” 4 es eg. Ree A ie eae Pile bale Ae . : oe, pee Segre Ft Seer) * Se vy ey Why in each piece of nuts” p ized finish. White grounds with colored Fudge Aprons Colonial Lady and Lazy-, di * Qo; — —-----—--- Be | > Pa tripes and figures. Remnants of 1: to 3 a “t) yard lengths, a yard 3 2 Monte Carlo Layer Cake =f (Re St, SO SS Krinkled Bedspreads good quay 29 : a . * 4 SE RR. cy, ARIAS IRIE ae RNR) grape aie ore? gor samnceapnsccnenaliennegenamnnemanieniaesit tiie og he ADR NINN Set » ; ) . é * cream muslin. Gold d chocolate lay in checker- | SSS | 9 a | is Wl Gnadaleda*birers in, ¢ | SS ne 19c Underulegr Crepe Filll 00n205-inch Seceed @h beeen “$7 45 | Si a Pik board effect, covered with thick, smooth 73C€ (QoS % chocolate butterfudge : : SSSR 5 SO S353: "e: Plain white cotton repe” in tached. First quality, with blue, gold or price ... es.......a8 o a stata Bacal FE (Ye | rink ste Sate prc ) Almond olen c 1 Wan = many ohn sewing mercoctt Cc ‘ Fancy | Wool-Filled Scalloped Pillowcases ‘Silk Remnants $1.49 Pattern Comforters Bed Sheets A $7.39 Tablecloths 72x78-inch Comforters, at- : | Par. ae An accumulation of actical new Silk Remnants in 1 to 3 yard ay 7 : tractively covered with cot- Full 81xgo0-inch, first qual- lengths. Basco finish fine quality ton ‘$ Fine weight. ty ae Embroidery and lace Puiated Costné Oa Cc cloths, 36 and Would oe 19 trimmed, full 42x36-inch Georgette Brocaded Crepe bed inch widths make a eets. nice “5 size. First quality, heavy . ; and 48 to 63 inch love ely scalloped. Will grade tubing and attrac- Yard 1 ge arty STipPeet Pt agate rete” Girls’ $1 Fancy Gé Smart flare and turn-down cuff styles in the most wanted shades—of washable chamoisuede fabric. Sizes 3 to 7 (Nugents—Main OY Ee eee aaa eas BBB BBB SB SS eee RR PRS oN ae a i RE RNG Py ALAA We EG SIXTH & Sr = Se te “Black Bottom” A Daring Footwear Creation Crepe de Chine Radium Silk : aa Whi} 36 and 40 inches wide. Some lengths hile wear and laun- tively boxed for giving. 100 der nicely. slightly imperfect. : ewer P last 24 a J % nee ne a -_ Sic ; “ | ' iti ate SCC eee (Nugentse—Bargain Basement.) we hehe omen ih Res dig ally \ BY eb pdr. Ppp ewaeins yligpel nahi, ORIEL a DOA OP Saeat fy > 3 cee. “see see se ses *. a a ae Silk Slips and a —¢ Sale of Winter Millinery Women’s Bathrobes Beautiful Winter Millinery in bright - } i colors and plenty of blacks. Small and | A wondertul g up of practi- ANS large shapes. For miss and matron. _ All Wanted Colors cal Slips, suitable‘ for dressy | \ | ; $ id Nes J j A group of well tailored Robes, wear. Made of Satins . => © silk rayola and § .98 De : Metallics ie FSA ribbon at cn .98 ——— ee oh gaa —— Hl EN fortable. com oD Sizes 38 to 44. : omoinations Ay yt Sel cut. and floral Special (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) | | , wag | patterns $8. 50 Cite wn Valance Sets |. Se eek Le Men’s Bathrobes 5 PIECES felt Methods with cotton center. PAR CTR Gt NOPD mE ee A — a ‘S @e @aeague#ncgaeeaemesaeeteaeasan @- oe ee (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) (Nuagentgs—Bargain Basement.) $6.00 LARGE 21-1RE® f MAMA DO — Un. A large assortment of new pat- | breakable heads, 2 O54 se > sel | " 45- -pound weight, covered with r , : Pretty colored ruffled Cur | : terns in Men’s Robes. Just the | wigs, moving §=GO@ | | f k : , ancy tick- : tains, valance and tie- tae A neal $ 95 , 7 tA 19 thing for Win- eyes, lashes backs to match. Made § j value at L . , wear. | of good quality scrim ‘te st | . Double row ruffles on ‘ | : All sizes: smal]! = 2285.49 wicker styles $7 Doll Buggies valance. Sale price.. medium, large . Ne ee Sate ‘ ts—R amen ame : ¥ . ; : | (Nagents argain Basement.) (\Nycents—Bargain Basement.) Pac | ~ (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) 3 $6 50 Coaster Wagon “4 Large 36-inch size. roller bearing with dis¢ Men’s White Shirts Girls’ Silk and Wool rns. Se _ Of ane tee Broadcloth - Dresses ay i 15 Regular $5.98 Dresses for iff - © | ae |e | os | i 3 e la. 7 ‘8 8:82.88 ‘Sf aa nf i , fa | im | » | ; . . sg * amr i" ~ a : Practical Lieveriy styled Suits in button-on. Ohiver j Christmas Twist and two-piece styles. Washable tops gh-grade mported English | ifts I with lined, worsted jersey straight pants. delice lendete’ eh alias at- . ag wh Aria eT 1 New color combinations. Sizes 3 to 8 a ace “a ular styles and a ae : 2 ‘~ say tached or neckband style. Full colors, Gitte : | a e 0 ; iA } f cut-and roomy. Fine lustrous fin- +4 , was. . = | Boys Sweaters Se j oo ~Y ish. All white All sizes. the little girls “6 . @ $3.50 AMERICAN will enjoy. : ‘4 ) a. with tender, 2 coaches $11.50 Men’s Moleskin Coats Sizes 7 to 14 years. 5 | Heavy Moleskin Coats lined with first Boys’ ‘See $ 98 quality sheepskin. Beaverized collar, 2° 9) 95 Choose From oes 1 | > Sah ae — BLACK WINE PATENT PATENT Roumanian Kid Vamp ‘Collar, Rosette on Side and Covered Spike Heel. A beautiful step- in Pump that is as new and daring as the tamous “Black Bottom” dance hit. Its short rounded toe, high gracetul arch and glove fitting qual- ities keep it “right in tune” with its handsome sty ling. All sizes, 3 to 8, A to C. Be SSS eT FETS eee — wm !. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO imnforced amd guaranteed to give good ; wear. Belt, four pockets. 36 inches long. Crepe de Chine . Sizes 36 to 48. Sale price Jerseys and Novelty Fabrics (Negents—Barcain RBRasement.) (Nugentse—Bargain Raxs<ement.) A iarge assortment of the erwent patterns i meck or shaw! collars. Suitable for boys or girls. Sires i4 (Nugents—Bargain Rae ment.) 8S enupegcee ee eee eaesa . P22 20008800 080088 e862 62.8 @eeaneueeans a batnintasis viii, nee tee eee cae ere Bak Se eh) 5 ta

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pat OTR Re ger teu ie Bert ee - : \ ie " I ai ie ero : rece ip Age reesei agian sees , ' 4 : . © EN NEP TIEN I ANE ETE NOT Na ae ee Ss I SE Sees IO ENS SEN ED ON NES POSEN ENS ANN LESSEN ENTS EXSY AINE GOES GENIE SEK K GEISHA GENS RS XSAN SA - @ . Q ° . ¥# Christmas Check Room rei ~ Christmas Gift Bazaar 1 Located on Main Floor, ar r, —has collected gifts from the important | as North Building 4 gift departments of the store for the de- Tt; re lectation of hyrried shoppers. You may at L a ive, | =f choose happily and satisfactorily here. | a siring to check unnecessary packages. (Nugents—Second Fieor.) BS, — “6 oP “Caccarete” 10¢ | Glittering, Iridescent The Store for ALL the People Christmas Sale Special i> Stem Table Glassware Novelty Christmas Jewelry. OPO ll el x Nothing else cleans, sweetens, and a: mn s¢ 40c Values ; ee | refre shes the entire system like ™ w Hits Jy | | P! lensant, harmless, candy-like ‘*Qgs. Ha . hd i e earets.’’ They never gripe, overuet, Jem i oice, Thais” heasty: feb ae or sicken. Directions for men, wom. B — y styr aT Each . ‘ Me ait: als hd) : ia alte, “mene piece, including bar pins of unusual design, artifi- POST-DISPATCH WANT a ; f a fi bow! shape. Stem THE TIME TO BUY HOLIDAY GIFTS—SHOP NOW AND SAVE! co cial pearl festoons, crys- ERS. PHONE your ORDER. —~ sound ke in eon tal-cut chokers, compacts. : | | ‘ce Crean |. Every Department Participates in This Event, Offering the Freshest, the Newest, the.Most-Sought-After Stocks to Make All are attractively boxed, ready low-foot ice cream for gay holiday wrappings. Shes, etc. This the Merriest, Happiest Sale of the Year, in Keeping With Bright Christmas Spirit. (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) (Nagentse—Third Floor. South.) In the Big Christmas Sale of Men’s and Young Men's % *ee - P i od ’ 4 ~ - ~ e _* w - [ h ’ a " erred . : = , - #4) * > A - " & ad 4 ” ’ * a? ” - ‘es ~—a* « ‘ - ’ \ ; is 0 ~ « » & -. a . re. “* wo. , “ 1d e » _# \y 4 .s, ¢ e “‘. —, = A ‘ - , . . . be *e ' } 4 | n i - F % ~~ fi = vdieo - * : P , ; . % . > - 2 ft og it r- * A ‘ = : —— - j t e \ A : «4 a e .f A 4 ‘ee - PG é / ; ia . . a . : . > y a © .* . = ‘ ; ‘ ; } aloma ” : = ‘> ave let ' ; : ? ry ' ‘ 4 = + ne *- Zt > = | hp " ; ' ; , * = . 5 7 . = > i ‘ . **s ! ’ ; ' a ‘ ™: > ’ . ' “ 4 " - . ; a - Gea * .« : As A if % > ot j-« = . t , ° ~ — ~ 2 j z , ‘ f . ' 1 ee - _* ; on ae en af - oan ¢~ ‘ A ¥ ; i 2 ’ , ‘pee » - oe A ‘ > “+ “ , ‘ ; ,' i > * a) J a’ ° Ps . *e! e. *. " ,? os" « 4 - - , . re ° 4 ; = ] “- * ys . r ' i , ' Med , b >" 8 »-" a . ri . \ ay \. 7+. * . * ~ 7] . “ A A ; 7) oa : , ‘ ~ 4 7 + ? ~ e *. - \| wae * % . ? , ’ : ‘ | ) fe i? - ; 7 = =1 . > \ 7 + > ; _ , ’ ee a: 2 Pe we : . BS ae - y . ' AS - . ote : f * } , 7” , « s - 4 L vw oak J ~~ rf «. 4 » “o 4, A . ! \ ' \ ™ _ ¥ ees : 4 ae 4 +h a, 7 Oe St ae ~ , ¢ , ¥ ¢ « q . * ; ‘ - . ‘ - ° i \ N& : 4 : “3 es d , : be ; . 4 , > M, 4 é : er - ¥ 4 , s* a 396 ‘ . - “1 t; ar ‘ aay Pu s: +. nee . q - ' oe - ii * °. ° * ~ ~ cf? ay ~ pa Poy * - Shi ote ‘ f oa _ ese 7 f SS ae RF FZ td f = ay ; ogi Co trays and flower vases, wet Achy 7) udge Aprons 4 : Fe a ee . % ” 4 ed Seieaar bord = a fi : Colonial Lady and Lazy- [| = Oe PN EES Sweaters % / ‘ | aisy designs, stamped on x m4 sap ° sey Salt and Pepper Shakers Odd Silvef Pieces , i S4 : yOC quality . Ps aan b 2 Pe Large shaw] collars. Coat a SY Silver-plated styles— Feast and d ster _— han- , ‘ a 1000 Smartly Styled, Fur-T rimmed yg muslin. fi. Se : . new in design and very p die meat for oe prey € She ‘ C 4 | eee style in navy, maroon, black, All nicely Se wees ae [; Be (es : Models Mv | _— ae Cut full and roomy ™ SK: b> 2 Say . = ~, oo 4 “ ba agains ars pce _ w at Ra « daint mato servers, and jae are cardinal. bean fer gi ving. i pieces—all well boxed ( Nugents—™Main Floor. North.) = maa 0 a RO) aR «$50 to $65 Values 7 "i (Nagents—Main Floor, North.) Phritemac Sale Special gape y= | Ze Handbags A ST- JD @ Girls’ $1 Fancy Gauntlets § $1.50 Silk Service Hosiery air. i Smart flare and " Well-fitting; lisle i vs S Yee eae These come in‘ innumerable tal- . a turn-down cuff styles top and foot. Cham- QQ y = Rae 2 lored under-arm with top or back . Embroidery and lace S*, in the most wanted pagne, woodland, rose, ° tit eT Strap, or pouch styles. Many are immed, full 42x36-inch BY) sEshades—of washable French nude, rose- ze. First quality, heavy mg chamoisuede fabric. blonde, neutral, dove, completed with convenient, swing- yade tubing and attrac- a Siees 3 te 7........- -. moonlight, Aztec, gun- ) 3 ing coin Prtee- yely boxed for giving. . | ® metal and black “ Reds Tans Grays Black (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) = (Negent Mata Fiecs, Kerth.) ' ; | AOh —=1@yo ' a Specially Purchased Coats—Coats : | | Reduced From Regular Stocks ntse—Bargain Rasement.) > c athrobes Christmas _— Special ‘| Infants’ 4-Piece Lovely Coats such as women could not ll Wanted Colors $1.75 Infant Sale of Erector Sets believe possible to obtain at this mod- bup of well tailored Robes, + ; | Dolls . ; FOR ONE DAY ONLY B r ush Wool S ets a om yen — ne 2 ring them into the buying rea The popular and educa nd com $ 98 : ¥ i i Bey Dell ies , — steel Construction er - = . 2 lew born Baby ae ets—at these special . é- is an Pol o ' Heads modeled from real Prices: = empyit, \ Q5 2. : : live babies—have sleeping Hs No. 1—Regularly $1 77 a | \ e | Rich, velvety soft pile fabrics, as eyes, crying ! # ° : = floral voice, long 25 No. «Regular (ic | well as mannish tweeds, are lavish- ell — ly $5. 1 ial od — ae ~ | ly and generously trimmed with gular 5 | aa. « rf . the season’s accepted furs. bon trimmed 2 t ly $1 ss ial. ; / ° : (arent Barents Basement. L — SURPRISE $3.50 BILT Ez Seip bite | =" € e If your gift is | z | ) eet anne ctural outfits, om- “faim | 1 to be both prac- plete set that wil _ build large : ; 2.95 FAMLEE OLLS— ogee Coats 2 ay % | 1 | 7 be . . h : as a hake aanilg Mt ete te PACKAGES | "2%" ss See! Ty tive eee ree) de Juniors’ Sizes 13 to 19 athrobes : gnc just 300 $Y 49 . \ eee. (82. a Rockers _} these Sets—coat-style | & \ Misses’ Sizes 14 to 18 $6.00 “DOLLS - INCH Friday in Fairyland | | TAU} | Strong: oi $7. 49 | | Denes vaenaet: \Soene. | Women’s Sizes 36 to 46 g¢ assortment of new pat- 4 sane oe . , | Ane | Solid oa k drawer leggings, and | ' =} Senso eee a mitts. Wide color 14 Men’ s Robes. Just the q wigs, moving ’ Packages Santa packed : choices! dlaes ak to 28. | | : Stout Sizes 421 Z2 to 52 /y eyes, lashes. : | specially for little St. Louis ms | | > boys and $6.50 Coaster Wagons : : $15 Roll-Top Desk Ss A Wy 66 : 93 are eines et | Specials From $1 Toy Fatr | _.. ..::4. SS Are Daniel Green wheels and races : | L Pal ar, SRS SAS SSA 2 Ee eee eter B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. Peer ravines entenmsicemiom wwe sa csattereibea tr, (ging % Pay we: sre owe A. ae ‘ eed . - . in wins eae et . Facres 3 ah allan aner ies ites «% _ ee ee Sheree anit st Ite serrata rt edit te y re Oe ean Ea a yaaa . eee - ~ * ee * ~ Ne a 2 ~*~ ne s * & " ? i ~ " cj ak a hi : . > af beers x ag: Pale a % ard Nis is " Se, . Gk we > ; ia? ue ten), Meee kee RO hos wena as . & > + t ‘ bias 2 . aeeeT ee 4 mia we ee one ° nates ai wasinil ie abe i : ; Bisa sik ie + E i a ea be nye ch. ated ont, is mee 7 aa reeoabiigent: “Bretinseu. . . 7 Mayne ae = . 4 ‘ “ v cu ie Me RIS io «Maange al: Aig Uirigerinnnn OR RE NY ON ge TEND EOS EF LEAS. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926 | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - has been He is sapeteps Minn., from whom he COUSINS SCRAMBLE | by by his wife, Beale of Breckinridg >,| separated for 10 years. - Mitiere dee Lane Bryant Maternity Dresses ; ) A condition, thus enabling you to enjoy nor. | i | d mal social activities without discomfort or } | embarrassment. Can be worn later. ; ® be: : ‘Bankruptcy Referee Is Trying] %& | i, emcee Aw Caan | I Sal | | : : 4949 DELMAR BLVD. § x to Untangle Four Light- 217 NORTH 7TH ST. & » 3 AND BROADWAY ba | nvento!r y e Hyman Enterprises. | POBSGOOOO™ . \ Friday and Saturday—Last Dy Jerome Light and Harry Hy- | BITTER-SWEET C!:CCOLATES i Lovely Silk Maternity Dresses | : that were priced up to $29.75, 15° aromas Ane Rh Pape’ " “ a gels sgh se Meade pdt omcgmeto kee oe as ¥ - “ 4 2 ‘ ee sl ie bie “3 ty Phan “Nese “ PR ee, Meena eR ee ek SS : TPP ip Shee he sh ee es eee fi / Bit aee er Dy ee Fel hk * ot Skene Meith 30 ae ~ NEED PE RON STR IED crs we vine: NN NAAN A TEs IRN M4. oe man, cousins, sougihi to “oewner™ | : eid ‘the retail shoe business of lower | An inviting assor:.aent of _—eee 6 while they last at this reduced Washington avenue, it w2@ dis-| Honey Nougat; Full Cream nt price. Flat Crepe model shown —- te mee Carame!s; Butter Creams 1] one of many styles. — si daooaag | wat gear. and other delicious cen- BLACK | Baby’s First Clothes a ee neg i — cag hagas ite x & 2-1b. box WALNUT | for the New Baby ens Sea a a ee 5 hie SPECIAL TAFFY 43 Pieces 54 Pieces 74 Piec year ae a Chocolate Mara- Made with pure $10. 95 $14. 95 $19.73 ‘rr o ? ‘ r > ] Sz cousin, Light, a traveling salesman) \ (yinoCherries;As- New Orleans Molas- a ° see | - , ) a ee, a ; for a shoe concern, bought out two orted Fruit Milk ses and fresh Black ee retail shoe departments in ready- whocolate Creams; Walnuts. A superb ta aeps ce i On Nougats and Cara- Taffy—delicious., to-wWwear stores at 573-1 VW ashing- mels. “= h ; US} rs in re an Pound : 5 ~ al r aan in his stores and Pound mi ixon ran Cousin HL irry gave Cousin J@rome : es | ia Sixth & Locust Sts. a full partnership in the Hyman] _/ WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE WwW . : a ith a Sixty-Year Reputation Behind It, for "ise ae a Manufacturing and Sales, 4709-17 Delmar Blvd. r % ) | porated as Jerome Light Inc., and TRY a 8-time POSI-VISPATUCH WANT AD. Results ab ONLY Per Week | |'Harry Hyman Inc. Hyman, who al most certain. Money refunded on canceled tnsertions. ba | had made a profit from two stores, ; ‘hoped to make more from four. ‘Light, who gave up a good job, OT a mere shell made to offer at an unbelievable advertised peer as ont oo. Bat the price.. but a standard make, shoot per instrument with a | stores were in too close proximity. 4 | proven rep ion;..sold with the name of the manufacturer ‘or something. Salesmen from one ° —_ 19997 written in very contract and backed both by its maker and by fetoré were always able to fit a cus- The Most Delightful The Convenience of this old, responsible St. Louis institution. 'tomer by ransacking the shelves of Place to Shop for a Charge Account the other three stores. This ap- r 4 Note these unusual features— ppeodior to be “good business” and the Greatest Values Is Extended to You Full Resonant Bell Metal Plate pleased the customers, but an audi- |} tor, who checked the books of the Selected, clear-grained Spruce Sounding Board | asi o # site| tea Triple Repeating Action ee ee WASHINGTON AV.—COR. SEVENTH Genuine Ivory Keys | certain whether Hyman owed | Light, or Light owed Hyman. Copper-Wound Bass, High-Test Treble Strings “eid ag pokesagans ag OE ee . : v é : ~ ae | Seer! | Fhidey Moriing We Wall Pl le 150 High-Grade Fur- And, multiple Hand-Rubbed Finish in the wanted Adam | COVEr both enterprises pacha bank- Tt ay ornin g é I ace On Sa € ad 8 T é ur : Brown Mahogany. | — ee ee has | de ifs of 15 34 The wonderful tle Grend to ideal for small Fann gl ay eg egg Trimmed Coats to Sell at One-Half Their Original Price. homes or apartments. Its exceptional tonal quali- Pegi dee | bap asa ties are in keeping with is aristocratic appearance. ‘debts of $5107 and assets of $657. On a percentage basis it is impos- ° You Need Pay No Cash Down! cis te tell who got the weret it) At the Height of the Coat Season We Present These Your present Piano will be accepted at its full _ vaue as down payment it. Hyman’'s creditors or Light's on this beautiful Grand. The balance may be paid as low as $2 per week. reliiiie Then chenine. Harty, wha. gna the mederat price ot which Wein, © "7 0 mes pha averted $7000 og Unusually Smart Coats at Tremendous Reductions. Come in Today! me declare “‘everybody lost.” OP Nias Check ST. LOUIS BOY, EXPELLED lofpan FROM SHIP, LEAPS OFF LINER =_— | =p ; Robert Heilbrun. Barred From i 4 7 . PIANO CO. “Floating University,’’ and Friend \ ‘ | » | - Manufacturers Is Expected Home Soon. | * :e Fr 4 ! 1018 OLIVE ‘ST. Lehman Corner + 1101 Olive Street Robert Heilbrun of $757 Cates F Ss 1 y EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE KNABE PIANO AND KNABE AMPICO ivenue was one of/ the two \£ Oe = : q& } '¢ ‘: 4 =) oe Christmas Also Distributors of students of the group of eight Hardman—Mehlin—Fisecher—Schuli z—Gabler—W erner—t ischer Ampico expelled from the “floating -Unit-, _versity”.ship Ryndam who jumped | [4 a |}overboard from the liner President | , | | ‘Cleveland at Honolulu, dispatches | f from San Francisco said today. The eight students had started | ‘from Honolulu on their return to} the United States. Heilbrun and John R. Davidson of Boise, Idaho climbed to the rai) of the Presi- dent Cleveland and jumped into ths ocean as the’ ship was clearinz H lulu. -apt. Yardle: f the : wcbcagtotiy Sean ceaeinan: | “The + Featuring the Newest and Smartest Coats for ship was making a turn between yes . two dangerous sand pits and we fr Sport and Dress W ear—Correctly Styled— could not stop. Both boys seemed et ee fine swi ‘s and eril. eS WASHINGTON AVENUE AND‘ SEVENTH STREET Tl Gas 4 heey abous 346 one Elegantly Fur Irimmea one Fashioned 408 WASHINGTON — GRAND AND OLIVE ee ee sip and s custons| =| hy of High Grade. Fabrics in the boat was making for them as we massed out of sight.” ee ee INTRODUCING OUR 1926 COMBINATICN BOX a . Ten vuln ~ SEE started Pn. Des rable W imter Shades — These , for the price. A better Ciga r cannot He said that iast \ Ca Lilie city pro- o = ae “ o . SPECIAL. vided for these men 3262 days of a Half Price De made for the price. employment, and that most were ~ S " i willing to work - ~ apes OF £UC ra ace ses as $85.00 COATS $ 0 Straight C | or C Railroad Man Kills Himself. - cre S Can of 50, $3.25 CAN OF x o- KE. C. Ingalls, 45 years old, g:n- car , * 2 a 3 “ae M a | ‘ AN OF 50, $2 CAN OF 25. 98c éral storekeeper f sett Half P? ice ’ : e. | » an nee indased be Duteh Masters, Don Julian, La Rigi Matiees as Tune thi cis - for the Missour P li | F i ] ( j ts | many of the world’s 2alima, La Fendrich, Garcia Grande. = S 7” found dead in his room yesterda, $99 75 CO ATS $ 00 gute qual Mapacuba, Manuel, Hen ry the ox pecials 2 bong (poe mete Ae - Cc . 2 of . 4 ° _ . . > al | Ciin-i aii Lea uUile woun: es: i : | | z Fourth, Muriel, Admiration, Lam-| w. w. Factory Seashore, bax of 25 i head. We had stooa Leraie # Half Price | , ry denatevs nate || Havana Ribbon Foil, b a mirror and shot himself. A noe Bes pert, Kl Principal, Preferencia, FE] ox of 26 $1. ; scl e: ¢ o . . -. left by him to a friend disposed .«¢ = - Robt. } str. Mapacuba, box of 25. — ease tn te dl Uy $125.00 COA | S 6 0 New Kenmore Apartment ang Ne by ee ee is “e ay . : se . ae Bie oi by ats eR : eo ee RY PERE Bete he “~e ‘ . : ahaha == — Came Can tan Cae eae rr = br tr rr, amr or vy v ort, ae Pr er Re ag ie th an > * ; : > ae i Produc to, Kmmet, Mereantile, str. Careme, box of 25. Chancellor. str. Don Jullan, box of 25. $1. | } 3 Half Price 100 str. sizes cut to 3 for 25c; box 50, $3.95 ~ Dutch Hasters, box of 25. , . Flor de L rt, box o 48 sir. sizes cut to to 10 str; box 60, $4.96/ 405 str. La Fendrich, box of 26.°° ise if proven $139.75 COATS i es for 600 sizes cut to 140; box of 50, $6.95 : ; aie John Ruskin CHAS. DENBY a | > p — 2 Half Price T Geo. W. Childs LA RESTA i ne Bee Smoking Tobacco at Cut Prices} &,", Si ---.--§ & % sce for COuGHS| 3a pea © $225.00 COATS $] 125 Tuxedo Velvet | Prince Albert) om, Monstelt --.....6 for 25e eB WHEN you take PERTUS. : | 16-Oz. Tin 16-Oz. Tin, | 16-Oz. Tin arcia Grande Babies. ..6 fer 2c 6c to relieve your | : -— | Half Pri ! iceman ~ TIm, | Hay, Ribbon Londres... 6 for 25¢] NILES & MOSER. cough, youaretaking one of | . . ais wires the most widely used and , TURKISH 6c effective cough remedies. C C C ‘ay HAY. RIBBON FOIL. Ge — to wa 9 ta . 6 fer 25c | WHITE physician a armacist 16-0z. Serene Mixture, Cut to $1.15 > edna ie oe oe, Grange Rough at The) Boxe O82 [26 to S80 eee = Nore Than 100 Silk Frocks ALL POPULAR BRANDS OF CIGARS PACKED 25 IN ips Nature te BOX FOR THE HOLIDAYS AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES Ph | Fashionably Styled in Newest Modes fata | oe Newest Special Sale of Fine Briar Pipes § str ota ga Open Until Nine With Bakelite stems, each Pipeinacase...... = | | ; : | Values to $2.00. Special $1 ee 5 Styles for all tastes are represented in this comprehensive i iB 4 &S Buy Them NOW for Xmas Gifts | e | assortment. Drastically reduced for quick clearance. lg Plas anne = Ce _ Former Prices $25, $35, $39.75, $49.75 to $85 ) hg. fp Mostateren of = 5 rt > Ul ae ae, Uae he y Jf i ere ee c mr te Pe Sa ae < I eae ee ee DRE A 2! Rene: Pe oe wy eiy 5 ad ay . J Se een Pe at ts beg * es babies, oh) ab ee By airy x f Lop ttape ts ere ee “i BETS ye, ~ : a9 : . me b This exquisite small! - Grand will take up little me *pace in the living room that 4n upright Piano, but she ef fect is far moge-dtautiful. kaa : bai <§ - des ms ey FS af Eats oa 5. ‘ , ‘ ’ z ‘ Sou . Paes “4 Kgl * SS Fito Dk Ty =. +. ? - CURL LE cpu ih a Nae UabL uae enenate chai Sia ele ce RL hi iru aauaes erie a ae: oe tebe Pars 5 O00 She Be es eel, er PEAY oe Pee DL ele er ee ee ee ee ere +4743 3 é ia. "7 “SPR ON ST Te eee eae Oe: Tpeetea sey +f a eet tert se ere os Sete Dear eee i ibidicsthlelshaisit: TF d 7% - ¢ . 4 3 ms b ky 2 te -_, es i fl _* oe as

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SN ey RI A OE Te aN ete al Batam miter © tt nn een a a ey Re mae AY Se 1 he te Pree ec me oy nen ye 2 pao hoes, a __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ . __ THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926__ Be 8a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ....nncicisnsesssaiiemeags: SE = a man of t h e Feder al Trad e tage ing Ii vn ps ¢ 7 FoG WE oa yer? POG WO? De WHF oS VEL DEVEL IE . S : 3 j}sion during the coming year. He | rN O e= r aa ee ‘was designated under the commis- 4 nl . |sion’s plan of rotating the chalr-| A Rich Array of Fine Gifts ¢ AT PRICES THAT ARE LOWER ) | — il a . yp aaah Gk oe Maternity Dresses conceal] - Pe ai VS eeeeeemns : 41 fe hus enabling you to enjoy nor- |e be ree OR AFTER Ai LF tD INJURY — | ctivities without discomfort or bE UPC te | J 2 in “a | nt. Can be worn later. 1 " | Gia %, Railroad Witnesses eHard in) Traveling : ntory Sale . : é ig ee . | Miss Ethel Proffitt’s Suit— Clock . a pg: : oF > To Produce S‘napshots. d Saturday—Last Days 3. : , lire } | a | A beautiful gift in sterling opie sr 782 95 silver, enameled. Lumi- t at this reduced pe model shown nous radium-—éencrusted styles. Unique creations in pot- tery and glass. Decora- tive Cigarette Boxes, Ash Trays, Match Boxes, Jars, Vases, Bowls, Antique Chinese Runners | 40 MODELS OF TOY AUTOS ON DISPLAY aml hay poplin 8 sey” MACK DUMP TRUCKS... $20 to $28 | BICYCLES, Coasters.....$22.50 to $48 . y's First Clothes day, after the defense completes its | io sel 7-3 : 4 , attacking by means of 1 snap- | | : 914.95 $19.75 SS | | shots of Miss Proffitt taken by a @] BOLLAND’S § & LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI gi B SCOOTERS. «$1.50 te $5.70 $2.50 to $5.00 railroad deteetive, who made ‘love ; , ~ ® WHEELBARROWS 5Oc to $1.09 DOLL BUGGIES $3.50 to $16 to her for the purpose, her asser- Locust at Tenth FURNITURE DECORATIONS DRAPERIES GOODS HELD ON ‘SMALL DEPOSIT. WE DELIVER. OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. ant |} | The « orils knit cap | Ree ieee | eo as AOS a, | | J. F. BALLAK & CO., 100 N. 12th . hee 5 ete aor si ; *: es S-4 ; TMB BBCORDS WITHOUT SCRATCH ee A A tt — |#Reproducing Grand’ Celebrated art: sts play for you at the turn of a switch. Exquisite Re- & producn Grande floor samples, et a in a Christmas Sale Latest sty! wonderfully respon: sive actions, rich tone, beautiful models. eas to an electric Trade in socket, reproduces the playing o great artists, or may be p! need like any Grand. The Quantity Is Limited. . . . Place Y our Order Now ee ae . BP 5 a Month The Gift Supreme & Immigrants, b | Native With Their 8 Children. B - Associate Press We Carry a Complete Line of The Whispering Pianist EW YORK, Dec. 2.—Though | Columbia Records / they lived in Russia for 40 vears. f — raised a family of eight children | a t a). oo | f FMAM MUI eel ree — | ea ea An Opportunity | DeekenMusicCo. Be eo a an] December 6th to 8th | 2017 E. Grand—2711 N. 14th. 3 Days Only +3953 West Florissant For All Who Wear ‘Fer ALL the Latest A RT F I ¢ IAL) a E Y E § _ DELUXE MUSIC SHOP Mr. Paul Gougelmann of 2234 Market St. Vivae-tonal Colum. ¥ Viea-tonal Columiia Model Viva -tonal Columbia Mod- Mager & Gougelmann of CEntral 4666 bia Model 650. Rich 710—$175. Decorated Brown el 611. Decorated Walnut— Brown W alaut— $150 Mabogany Model 700 (Two- $115. Model 601 (Two-Tone Chicago, nationally known Jette J eo . Johnson r. i 160 dis as an expert Swiss maker of |. effe J. J ’ Mg Tene Walnut) $ Brown Mabogany) $90 artificial! eves, will be at our || We Carry the Largest Stock eof Downtown Store, 515 Sea New Process The Viva-tonal Columbia Columbia New Process Records Be, Depemnet Ses to Columbia Records «Like Life Itself” The Electric Records Without Scratch Catalogue Mailed Free clusive. i | ia New Process Records may be played on amy es Fitted and Made to | Hearthe Viva-tonal Columbia. It willastonish and thrill Columbia New esha “True to Life’ | RAIGOR’S SHOPS you with its amazing volume, its interpretation of the phonograph. They include all the popular dance, vocal (1225 Frankli 6352 Del t d thvthm of band and orchestra, its clarity and and instrumental hits. Also “Masterworks” album sets While You Wait ing Retliadliidis <b on me sib a the sheer beauty it can bring forth from of imported and American recordings of the works of This offers an extraordinary : the almost hidden grooves in the records you play on it. the great Composers. Dp tunity i¢ you to procure "i pert ot match that it fs st WE HAVE THEM Ask your dealer’or send dérect for complete monthly catalog-list of recent Columbia records fs : [23:3 Vine STREET Ft. LOU I, MO. poss!ibl: to obtain with menial , (_O L 8: Mi B ] A P H QO N QO GRA P H Cc oO M PA NY. 7 : made artificial eyes Quem WHOLESALE ONLY Mr. Gougelmann comes to St. , sia ment as part first payment. Louis under the exclusive aus- pices of 2619-2) GRAVOIS AVE: Open Until Nine O'clock Every Evening te aaa oe iB A. Starck Piano Ga. ji| oe "COLUMBIA USIC CO: EMenatacterer: of Starck Grand, Plaver and U ‘pright Pianos : ENGLISH and CERMAN $ 513 Olive St. an Gees... <-ceure “Stree } Grand and Washington|| RECORDS sv 516 LOCUST ST- COSTS NS te eee vl ui + sty EES STE Starck Pianos are and indorsed b v many of the world’s Greatest musicians. ANS ———— re Made especially for small apartments or homes. 4-ft. 11-1. Grand pith the a a 4yy This exquisite small - sized ¥ 30 Grand wil! take up little more ®Pace in the livin 4g room than ate ight Piano, but the e! Trade in e r ef . . ws far more beautiful. Youft present musical instru- — SALAS ee

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PAGE 14_ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___TRURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1996 ______ sin ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EE aoe See Our Other Announcement on Page 5 F wits BAER @ FULLER || & » % STIX, BAER. & FULLER | =e 1 a= & sc (Kti St ; = Frocks Reduced || %&."«# —— . i 932 Prs Misses and Women Will Profit by Prompt |i VASS Beginning Friday Morning | Choosing From These Special Groups One -of the $1] » #18 || Sensational Sale of Dresses (= L Foo 41 cn, Black Velvet, $2. 45 C ani -— . | oe ers would make a co Srey mga gst s AV TAY ; : Are So Shecially Priced That You ae ltt telah ‘aah aaah otf. Silk Remnants Low Priced a = = VA\Y E covered in materials we ., | , | Ay its # A ea S Ider a | i s : May Choose a Smart and W : Lf : ¥ ¢ eee bon shou ‘8 of ae yi wools in button-front ) VAY ’ No Furniture fleck be h er | wae, peach model. White and pink Luxurious Coat at A ; \ ‘\ | ¥ f 4 o> ee y rt cy Candy Special, Lb. Box, 25e or white and blue 313 5 to $3905 "e3 a TWP | Ee = Linen ’Kerchiefs Women’ Silk Hose, ‘$1. 29 300 Silk Undergarments reer csc Gent ote x WA Ad (siete JIN “ s 03 sC Men’ : Wool Sweaters, $4, 95 $] po ' bape ; , | ; \ ; , r , : (o Se ea Ta SRE r ! F a . ONE of these Sweat- = = = and Chairs have left our TN)” GAGE a | _ THESE 1 Teddies have She ES await your selection. (Se af | . Lae 4 } , 4% elaborate and luxurious type, your Fur we : Coat is here at a special price. At this he NH Ady we \ y//4 A LOT of 6000 Wom. JEDDY BEAR Che modest price range choice is wide, to in- ig jiztS ot n’s fp ; mise of radium and 7 clude Coats fashioned in smart and ap- Rad : | a eases held ie bolit Men’ S ‘2 Pe. Paj amas, $1. 95 crepe de chine rayon ‘ proved styles of dependable pelts—with ue YW. | Sea ie J hn the ee en Core a generous variety of youthful Coats for le PR Men’s of like quality All ore trimmiec Fy ith ———— : * fine Val. lace and tf az the young miss. The two Coats sketched : . : . at 12%3c¢ each. . Siu ie eh — % _ indicate the smartness of the styles ; . : (Downstairs Store.) Women’ $ Rayon Vests, 69c eae ls Store. ll — lk shown in— Opossum Kid Giratie Muskrat | — eee Dolls Women s , Corsettes at $1. 19 Russian Foal Kid Leopard Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) | rT) : Me 50 $ 19 : 3s a : ; ——o . | 2 og deena teagaaa , yy st C 36. In Velvet Carpet, $1 64 | " E Suite Nene | Sery SPLENDID capes of jf : c uite, Caracul and Caracu! Paws BABY DOLLS wi ith guaranteed rubber- Fa hled tear) — ae Gresses. Have com ized ne Tap Fr soutien Se omen's Felt ippers, 69c Have ‘plaid sak nea This large roll arm Samm eudnie legs. On coll attache shor of ‘damask. Pay $35 € a . “i At isd : , Renmuidlilie vio.” ~~ , sn Nat ae et a a ae Pay, ‘Girls’ Sateen Raincapes SS a ~~ 300 to sell at this ex- . ) navy blue and dark red. Aprons—Gifts Piece & |) seful TTT pallies taaek ‘Women’ Bloomers, $1. 19 Sizes 6 to 14. Handy Dandy Aprons Slipover Aprons $] and $ | -50 $ 1 .00 || | Women’s -_ $a 5 | Child’ $ Sleeping Suits, 55c Oven | f . . Another Cane : : Sample Up =—_—_ 4 ; C = back armchair Housewives like the \ If ?; ’ - 95 t youre a housewife ’ — of the Handy Dandy £ x yourself you know how GZ Las 7 Girls’ Wool Skirts at $1. 19 r pron that protects the 3 | you'd like to get some . | 24 | : \ number of large ove ress so well, and is so at- | ed ee pretty Aprons of printed a Vex: ALL pure taffeta sil pies all-wou Oves- | | : | a rhed as low ah22 tractive. And for gifts . dimity, of striped dimity =; | [ei **| Gmbrellas on 10. coats in single and | AA mitten ste . J * "ie : i ~ rams Arm - os one may choose them in ) | of cretonne. or of cre- f x \\ Ny a ood lge ony Have ce Corduroy Robes at $2. 98 gellar —_ 2 ae the gayest of printed "ed fo). “n : : 3 \' }eity handles, fanc; els . ~_> — oe Large Coxwell Chairs, ings—mohairs and other =e eo Other types of upholstere aa a a —, are the | | to protect the sides of the — re... a. : aT | frock. And they're tai- me harmon § . 7 ! ’ lored to fit smoothly: of perso coe go. ‘ Percale and white Indian oan at : Soc Seek Head or linen-like finish ce-trimmed Aprons to RS eae material. Also at soc— wear when you preside slipover Aprons of gay at the tea table. Prints in scalloped style. THERE ate 700 pairs tot Charmouns oe Satinet Nee he 2 a oy OrL Opaque Shades 7 ty thee Bi gh-grade 3 Clo I S sg opeess assortment chamois suede fabric 'e tloc pale of colors; mounted on Gloves wit! = cuffs Sam sh at ‘Pl a 15 Y - guaranteed rollers; all Se 5 aa nu ‘ ust season's favorite colors nag pong m ar oc : — ns ANE on im sizes 6 to 874. ol 350 oO se: = s * : 7 , pase be , : price. WRAStAirs | tare eR ener iibmiadehAbeieeetiesatendn ee ne Downstairs Store} ~~ | ——— - a= —_ = ee ee ee ae ee ee iit i ss =. =: = «=

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EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH said, buf, while there is some talk | | | of selling men’s shoes with inch- and-a-half heels, he didn’t advise | merchants to carry many of these. seen ALU AY SUMMER SHOE DAY TO GET PLAGE IN SUN M.—SAT.UNTILO P.M, \! OPEN-DAII DAILY | aS | 8 P WHICH IS 20c ON EVERY $1 SAVED ON ANY OVERCOAT,TOPCOAT,GAB- ARDINE OR SUIT,NO EXCEPTIONS. Woman Loses $200 in Holdup. A purse, containing $200 and a gold watch, were snatched from | Miss Gertrude Huse, a school teach- | Convention Decides on May 15) ‘er, of 16 South Taylor avenue, by | ia Negro, who accosted her as she | With Ceremony Something /was walking near her home at 8& Like Straw Hat’s Debut. pz m. yesterday. . SD eae re eesti, _ eae 606-08 Wikshinwten Av.—Thru to Sixth St. nd 7 F oer er sat i ee Cm + Aas eee * _—— 5S ig BOAR oar ctee a a ps te : ae e “ ig Oe eat v , ene Cie. ! WHICH IS 33cON EVERY$1 SAVED ON EVERY LADIES’ CLOAK OR FUR COAT, NO EXCEPTIONS. WHICH IS 50c ON EVERY $1SAVED ON EVERY LADIES’ DRESS, NO EXCEPTIONS. ADVERTI SEMENT Sleepless Nights — Frequently Due To Bladder Trouble your sleep is disturbed, Pepe Ke ter MD % ) | “Summer shoe day” Is to be 'held by American shoe merchants | to coincide ! Ele AOD hE 5% iB SADR ia IBS cin cou i >? hance rl Re ie - es . n I i he een Ripe Seg mR kb Yt he URE aes. ne Reta sma xcs , x ‘ ote . ‘ thes - — ae. 3 we , 5 w S a) ats ei Friday! An Extraordinary Sale! on May 15 annually, 932 Prs,FOOT WEAR Jecs2ecss F ‘their fedoras and derbies and don | straw hats, | Action to this end was taken yes- | 'terday at the closing session of the | | three-day convention of the South- | | western Shoe Retailers’ Association | at Hotel Statler. The members | If ee 6 campaten Set the wy DecaSie deconte DfT iiandert weak: 'ance of this day, which they hope! *® reak- | will boost sales by inducing men to) | ment get Nog ag A wh Hagen 9 | shift footgear, as they do hats. | thousands who have suffered | _ Another action concerned send- | from backache, ‘over-worked kid- | ing a request to society editors of | neys and bladder weakness are us- 'Ing Cystex Compound with great | newspapers throughout the coun | success Many report they find | ND AL IT MARTE itt Pit wtp fon Fg att One of the Season’s Greatest Special Events ! $4495 and’ : 40 Styles in This Sale! Many Styles at Below Cost! a itachi lene nine ine ies tas ae ee wR Oe : LE A EA OO I ECE ete eG RR = SA A NS A LTT AN AT Re RR g ny watts. ay A great offering brings choice Footwear taken from regular stock. All the season’s newest styles and materials. Pat- ent Leather, Black Satin, Black Kid, Blue Kid, Cherry Patent, Gray Kid, Parchment Kid. Styles include pumps, straps, Oxfords and step-in slippers. me SN A a peti EN TL ER A RS ES ERR A a A NL RR RR Re ‘ Pe ee ye ae : DW ARO ta hy ALR: aA costumes at social ‘try to describe slippers, as well as women’s | about functions. dresses, in telling The convention which from the 48 states and Canada, will ‘be held here again about this time next year, in connection with the annual Pageant of Footwear Fash- this year! ‘orew an attendance of about 3060: their condition alleviated and feel | stronger and healthier in days. younger, just a few Without risking a penny you can , see for vourself the delightful re- sults of Compound, as W olff-W ilso: Igreen, Johnson Pros. and all. onnet nsible drug stores | offer Cystex Compound on the guar- antee to make you feel like new in five days or your’money back. alates biel aad a de an ne die nan, none a Every smart heel. Widths to AAA. We have made special preparations to give expert and fast service. ions given by the St. Louls Shoe KLINE's— Mezzanine LLL LE CLL! LIE LLLL A ALLELE MONEE Rat A > ° @« - &®., B-« o é 7 6. Ve’ Philadelphia | 4 . meeft- 7’ 395 NEW OVERCOATS STYLISH, SERVICEABLE, SLIGHT FACTORY SECONDS, MADE TO SELL FOR $14, ONLY $7.95. said. aT a aaa Tee Tale Teele eee aaa Tey es Tob eke eases eee Sek ee Tu a Te) co ele ee alee ee eke eae eee eel Prufrock-Litton Fourth & St. Charles ee Sr} £ re iltse .00 a er ly | ¢ i0OkK GTitu Manufacturers’ and Wholesalers’ ‘ADVERTISEMENT _ Association. Officers Are Flected. | Arthur E. Ebbs, vice president SOME WOMEN of the Swope Shoe Co., was re-elect- | | led president of the Southwestern | ALWAYS ATTRACT! ‘association. Other officers § are: George B: Gavou of St. Louls, sec | retary-treasurer; Reubefm Steifel of | You want to. be beautiful. You! Memphis. Tenn.: A.tJ. Kempner of want the tiréless energy, fresh com- ottle Rock, H. W. Bergmun of) plexion and pep of youth. Then let Greenville, Miss. and Joseph W. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets keep Millen of Moberly, Mo., vice presi- your system free from the poisons dents. caused by clogged bowels and torpid A. H. Geuting, a liver. Shoe dealer told vesterda For 20 years, men and women suf-: ing of the important connection be-/ fering from stomach troubles, pim- tween shoe sales and hosierywsales ples, listlessness and headaches have in this day of the short skirt ' taken Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, a “We owe thanks to the flapper; successfu| substitute for calomel, a for the many colorful shades in the! compound of vegetable chabediinn its |hosiery market today.”’ he mixed with olive oil, known by their “which make our business so good.}| Olive color. They act easily upon the Beautiful hosiery brings charm and |. Domes Without griping. a , color to the business They| | Keep yoboth and its many gifts. Take | make women stop and thé | sluch better you will feel-end look. ‘Ibe. masculine eve goes immediately to, 30c. 60c. All Druggiste. ia beautiful leg, clothed in exquisite | Hosiery has become an it hose. ADVERTISEMENT + ree facet of the shoe busi- dispensable = ness. | - Mere Man Called Vain. | Watch Your Frail, Much attention was Fiven at the | s convention to women’ styles Puny Child Grow © Strong--Take on Weight but Jesse jler. owner Cod Liver Oil in Sugar Coated Tablets Puts on Flesh and Builds Them Up «= noe cz 7 . oO! be | chain f New York b shifte (j Lilie subje { in a talk yesterday. 6¢ ett, oes Vanity. he sad. the skin: hy Floor Samples at Factory Prices!!! Since launching this sale many of our floor samples of Living-Koom Suites and Chairs have left our establishment and scores of other floor samples await your selection. (Some of these floor samples are slightly soiled, others covered in materials we can no longer secure from the mills.) No Furniture Will Be Made Up at These Prices * oF man under | YOUNG MEN’S OVERCOATS IN THE ~‘Setiee NEW SHADES, QUILTED LININGS, WORTH $18. 1500 GOOD-AS-NEW, COST — to _— NEW 1 $4 TO 4 8 LADIES’ DOUBLE-BREASTED AND CONSERVATIVE MODELS | wear me fem- , t in brf]- , In? tImnn. +3 » — Pe : liant peda] innovations, when mere In fust a few days-——quicker than man must with ! vou ever dreamed of—these wonder- | + ; + . , s} + ; sober biacks. and Why not i: ful health ge: Ea * age | A ] ‘ t @) ets ai i€éa a‘ ‘ ON Ss _ Oo Aw i ¥ © ) - a ] let man int of fashion- lets will start to Deposit able footwear, ¢ resurrecting y t Holds Any yh O11 Compound Tat in. underweight little alier boots of age per- "so susp £ - . or per- valuable NO Without incurring é 7a a P = - FF . 5 "> i@ss fastjadious maies f } s . - ; ~ ; ‘ rh 4 ¥ ‘tL F . ‘ 1 briown for toma nsetting vhat he wants ’ artistic sense rur oF ie mY of) —"} Fe a”) ny “ rw is) — ~) roe Os ; rf ; 1] e) 4 A =] a *) J" ri * 2) . ri AL wn ~ satisfy himself Trade-in Your Old ¢ *) ians the " — whnere ricKets are e®pecially \eeG to wive them anys ‘od Liver Oi] - these ade take the place evil smelling medicine and fess and x-} 1 nan - wnen rial was they jected nauigfe niS iove 1ild, age 9, gained 12 ‘th. oY bal Weer ace s ‘as : ’ ' PS + . Pes: isk Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores or | ly ‘ov’s Cod Liver is rp neh y 4 nd ; . ’ U st et ing ; : ' | ( Bel ft} ? ; ) a ’ - ii i j riety ides even will . , “OU ta lre “* ne py el] tie te tee | in ets ues | tts ts ers ees | ens] ts Tess fe Teo as Ts ‘lame | eer * > e und moneys qT bh 5 oe Se 5e Se 5c" BOLIVIA STYLISA, FUR-TRIMMED OVER 3000 ON HAND ATA BIG SAVING MANY ARE SAMPLE COATS USED BY SALESMEN INSELL- ING. AREAL BARGAIN —— me pe em ” wat ne ? = a ee ie ie ee me | ‘ai sts vies | eal sy . “ —s +e = BRAND NEW TAILOR-MADE NOT-CALLED-F OR TAILOR MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS. © ADEPOSIT WAS MAD= ON THEM BUT THE BUYER DID NOT TAKE THE GAR- MENT AWD DID NOT PAY THE BALANCE DUE. THEIR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN. LADIES’ NEW CLOTH CLOAKS _WITH FUR W COLA eee: SOS | RESSES 95 BRAND NEW ~ JERSEY DRESSES $#9.95 BRAND NEW Fva ny jo veal ipien regal APR ALL-WOOL DRESSES . se ae a New nig ee — Slender na ee ‘REMEMBER A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY GARMENT | pike Hee WAS per. REN UR COATS ....39:25 a ee oe ful high-arched mode! that is sure to create FUR JACQUET 4 ES $19.95 uite a fashionable furore. All sizes 234 to 8, ekaitn HODIAMONT-—PAGE-GRAND STREET CARS-ALSO BUSSES aauaseaa 1012 N. GRAND)| 610 to 618 Washington Avenué Oe Seppe ere it 32 0 30° "be be This $232 Three-Piece Sample $ Suite, Now at Factory Price of. arm sample Suite, three pieces, is covered in brown linen velour Superior construction throughout. Balance of $140 at $14 Each Month leeeeoes a This large roll ble cushions of damask. Pay $35 Cash, were ee eee $300 -- Cane Suite, three pieces—davenport, armchair and rocker—seat cushions of velour, now $450 EER OPE AMEE. 5 ALI M OWE IEC yi He “Betsy Ross’ Pumps —Smartly Step to the F oretront of Fashion MIRROR PATENT $ BLACK SATIN 6 —Checker Satin Quarter| ‘BURGUNDY KID / $ NAVY BLUE KID ( ol Overcoats a Another Cane Suite of three pieces, solid mahogany—large davenport, high- back armchair and rocker—now D ae ay) © FrasTus Tie Ten Toston Tiel eal celeb eb Tim Time alate ee el el | chee Te es ee een eT nT TTT Sample Upholstered Chairs at Factory Prices A number of large overstuffed Chairs left from suites, covered in mohairs, now marked as low’as oat ete ret nen ahtbieiiee 1 f | { L_. * renee » - Large Coxwell Chairs, deep seated and extremely comfortable, in remnant cover- ings—mohairs and other fine coverings, loose cushion, now priced low at aa ~~ —— — = - | if. t] - | 34 lJ. — = —_— = Other types of upholstered occasional Chairs, priced as low as. . Chairs Make Ideal Christmas Gifts ‘Christmas Specials” End Table This- attractive End Table is a rn spicuous value in our XYnas Specials Veneered im two-tone walnut; sturdily built; with book trough at bottom for favorite volumes. e.) — . son rs ~ eee eee abe ToT Tuk Tue Tu To eur ae ATE Toa estimate iGeemietteesiibesntieeetenmesen anager - ~ ao (te Inch Shades 4 Sargeiaiietnemeeemen Jf A smart biending of the Puritan Mode with the Parisian Spirit of tocay has been cleverly achieved in the “Betsy Ross.” Indeed, a grace- niitioneneneneiie iP teeny Walnut Chest Thies Queem Anne Hope Chest ie walnu veneered. cedar lined. It is 465 inches long, 18% inches wide and 19 inches high Special at at andliaieeiees ieee + sats aie chs tie | the te ie hes Tate Tie Tak Pen ia eh as Pa \\ARR RR BEB BERR aeaeaeaerrersssl/ ba 4 a a I ou™ 90 ee ae oe ae oe Oe oe ee Se a0 oe a a or Oe oe oo be Seb Sx 59 58 6 50 oe 57 Se IC Be pe 9 oe Oe Se Sr be ®

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| T-DISPATCH — == T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ___THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2 ——— Rianne eA REN : a lea PAGE 16__ oe SHERWOOD EDDY SAYS WORLD NEEDS GOSPEL ae Risen BP hrisiinas ®ttts Ch at Srrue as Well as Please a a 20 ee i _ ee ee tween Prophecy and Silence. | | * ; George Sherwood Eddy, Y. M. C. | A. student secretary for Asia, and | noted student of world conditions, | ' speaking to 200 St. Louis ministers | in Third Baptist Church today, | said: “We need the whole gospel to | meet the world situation. When | we divide the gospel, as some try to do, into a persona! gospel and a secial gospel, we have not even. half © NOR. bare Come Fride ee ey a ett MEP v0 aaa ores seo — ~# corer F Ts ah, tik nes Pn aK « A et NS OO. RE: ee Mir EH sage RE mek pra ie a ee a Eo alibi eh. 2 ona OW pe we ne we Corae ee a te eee « eee ae ee Ney Saree Wie my > ~~ MOM 8 Cate oe 0 BRN Na 8S eb ne ee . ies ba i os gga Py IIIS 505 Bs th mill alate cps oxemea Pe RR Ala tier tpt me woe “ TR a eee ee ee SO OCI TI, ieee > Pt ee a 2 ey ine PRA ERE ane. ey ipl " 1 pare let lee Ae a a gospel—we have nothing But how few Christians see, live and ! proclaim the whole gospel! | “Statistics look good-—29,000,069 | Protestant Christians, 19,900 000) (‘atholic Christians—-but how many | of them are applying the gospel | to their lives? It takes 46 sad alt | Christians a year, or one of the m | 40 years, on an average. to add one | convert to the church. Even that! gives most of us too much credit, | for most of the accessions of the | churches are through the Sunday! Schools or come from the work >f high-powered evangelistic workers. | “We are divided into £S9-odd | aects, which compete in many | places where they should co-oper- | ate, and we are further divided. 1] want to be fundamental! on the | truth, and modern in my view of | life, but T will not be a fundament- | nlist, or a modernist, or any ‘ist’ | that stands for a partial gospel.” Shows Russian Cartoon. Eddy, who led a party through liussia last summer, displayed a Niussian cartoon, which pictured (‘hristianity as the tool of capital-, ism, as representing a danger to be avoided. He described the | “golden rule’ method of William | ’. Hapgood, Indianapolis manufac- | turer, whose employes vote on the! mere of the property. absentee | stockholders having no vote. ; STOMACH - NOW re | re — ee = STOP SOUR, ACI A Step Into any Drug Store. Get. a Box of Pape’s Diapepsin. End Ww \ /p Never Feel Drowsy After Eating | As I Did Before Discovering | Pape'’s Diapepsin | Ugh! Those sour risings! End them with Pape’s Diapepsin. Almost. instantly turns stomach right-side up. You feel elated to so quickiy get rid of such awful misery. Bloat, belching, flatulence— gone in e@ twinkling. No matter what you eat | or drink to cause acid-dyspepsia, | Pape’s Diapepsin any: time, day or) night, settles stomach into sweeiness” and comfort. Try it and prove é8 Get a 60-cent package today at rey | drug store. paw «eM Your Whole Xmas | Shopping at One | Siting se veer? | Have Schweig take your | _ gtaph—the best, longest -lasti ift of all. —— too. Phone st 3990 for appointment, Two Xmas Specials 3 True-to-Life Photographs Punished in a new soft background ... and enclosed in an unusually attractive folder. Size 9 X13 inches $14 Size 7x 11 inches $10 FREE an additional projected photograph will be given with each of the above special offers. Size ro x 14 inches with the one and 9 x13 inches with the other. The beautiful new finish, large size and reasonable price of these photographs make this offer outstanding. Studio Open Sundays 10:30 te 3:90 4927 DELMAR BOUL. Rest While Ironing The Simplex Way In a pleasant corner of your kitchen or laundry, you sit comfortable, while piece after agp glides through the Simplex or Ugenco Ironer— to take its oiflee on the rack, freSh, crisp—ironed with ractically no effort. Shirts, Laces, lingerie, formerly tedi- ous to handle, can now be ironed beautifully in five ™ minutes. In a short time the j ' 674 . week's ironing is done with- out labor and at a cost of less than a nickel. Both the Sim- plex and Utenco Ironers are on demonstration on our New Service Floor—See them today. With every Simplex Ilronerwe are givinga $10.50 Enameled Table Top FREE The A f , i a * Greater HOOVER _ And isn’t that, after all, the ideal combination? Any gift at Christmas time is appre- ciated; but gifts that serve as well as please are doubly acceptable. When the happy morning arrives and the coverings are removed from an electric Washer, Ironer, Vacuum Cleaner, Dishwasher or Sewing Machine, the woman’s heart just fills to overflowing with joy and the giver has a place in it forever. « « « An electric labor-saver is more than a holiday gift; it is hours of freedom from housework and fatigue—it is leisure for recreation and self improvement— it is Christmas every day in the year. » » » The price of any of these timely gifts may-be spread over a period of months and paid in easy installments on your light bills. The operating expense is so small as to be almost unbelievable. Why not see the actual worth of these labor- savers demonstrated in our beautiful New Store? It costs you nothing to look at them, you'll be hap- pier for havingmade us a visit. — Efficient, compact, durable, safe, the Eden will wash your dainticst linens, most delicate lingerie or thorough- ly clean your heaviest blan- kets. No destructive rubbing but simply a gentle up and down dipping that saves and prolongs the Irfe of the clothes. Built to give a life- time of service. Costs less than one cent an hour to operate. We have also the Whirlpool Washer. See both of these machines on demon- stration in our beautiful New Store. Grom Lingerie to Blankets A $15.00 Pair of Tubs FREE In the Greater Hoover you will find the greatest ad- . , z ; : oF ~ - - oe vance vet made in home cleaning science, the perfected principle of ‘Positive Agitation.”’ As accomplished by the Hoover, this principle is BEATING, the ) requirement for rug cleaning. Such beating, of being concentrated in a fey violent strokes, 1s mod: fied by the Hoover into a series of swiftly repeated air-cushioned taps. The Hoover is sold on our pay- as-you-use’’ plan and as a special Christmas offer a Hoover will be delivered to vour home for the small asv Payments a 7 a - 7 , a oe ah . down pai ment Of S1I.00, the paiance 1n Ca 4 on your light bills. See the Hoover demonstrated You'll be amazed at the quantity of imbedded dust and dirt pulled out of an apparently clean rug by the Eureka ‘High Vacuum” Cleaner. You can't help but be con- ficiency as you watch this stream of dust gtadually diminish until ohe ‘part of the rug is thor- oughly cleaned. For a limited time you can buy the Grand Prize Eureka on terms of $1.00 a week, payable monthly on vour light bills, and receive an $8.50 set of attachments free. Come to our New Store and see the “High Vacuum”’ test demonstrated. The International Jurv of Awards of the Sesquicentennial Exposition, Philadelphia, has just awarded Eureka the Grand Prize. in our New Store today. Call ina WALKER rr. Three times a day, 365 davs a vear, the most disagree able of all household tasks is dishwashing. “‘We had such a lovely time, and your dinner was just perfec- tion, enthuse the departing guests—and then all of the joy of accomplishment slips, through the door’*as vou view the overwhelming stack of unwashed dishes. Why continue this experience? Call in a Walker Dish- washer—then pile your. dishes in from meal to meal. When the spirrt moves, push a button, turn a valve, and your dishes will be washed electrically. Costs less than a cent an hour to operate—See the Walker Dishwasher demonstrated in our New Store. from 12 to 1 o clock— ily and satisfactorily. | | | | | i | | | | | | SPECIAL Noon Day Shoppers’ Service Realizing that thousands of our customers who work down-town have no other time to make pur- chases or to pay light bills except serve the largest number of people We have arranged to have our entire sales and cashier force on the floor during the noon hour. Shop from 12 to 1 o'clock. Your wants will be attended to speed- : And having an earnest desire to : possible— Watch Eureka Pull the Dit a Have You Seen Our Electric Sewing Machine Display? THE PORTABLE Sew where vou want to—by just turning a switch, that’s the convenience of the Standard Portable—and besides, this style is equipped with a strong Walnut carrying case which can be securely locked. ie Beautiful Console type of — Standard Electric Sewing Machine. Genuine American Walnut—Duo-tone finish. The top open provides a cut- ting table surface of 36” x 38”. Truly an artistic piece of furniture—one that will har- monize with any home inter- 10r. Both Portable and Con- sole types are demonstrated is our New Electric Store. Charge Your Purchases on Your Light Bill Thousands of people have been in to see St. Louis’ newest and most beautiful Electrical Department Store, and everyone is agreed that for service and convenience it has.no equal in the country. Have you paid us a visit yet? Remember there are just 19 more shopping days until Christmas ” ” ” and in our New Store you'll find all kinds of elec- trical gift at prices you can well afford. Shop early while there is still a .wide selection to choose from. Until Christmas we will remain open all day on Saturday. To make all of the family happy make this an electric Christmas. We will deliver promptly. UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. 12TH AND LOCUST Pardon us While we speak to Your Husband Now suppose we slip off here in acornernand answer 5 question that's chasing itself around in vour mind. — You couldn't possrbly make her happier, voy couldn t pay a more lasting tribute to her big place ins vour heart or gain a bigger place in her's than bv lifting some of the buriien of house work from her shoulders. She mav have let drop a hint for furs, or a wrist watch or a new table service. burt we ll wager vou that if one of these labor-savers shines forth from under the Christmas tree this year—she'll just naturally think vou re the finest man in the U. $. A.—and vou will be— Just a hint you know—but think it over. $1.98 Wreaths ) ehristmas Wreaths of bright | roping with an electric | © ene $1.39 - effective | Tree Lights E Outfits consisting of eight Mazda bulbs, continu- ges connections $2.49 Tea Sets ( : China Sets decorated with a @ pretty landscape design; 23 1.88 wooden Building B locks, brightly painted; ideal. for small boys and An Unusual Grou ; {Luster Tea Se Art Pottery Vas $1.50 to $2.50 $ Values : €A specially purchased group of Fern Pots of art pottery—in : and decorative colorings. A gift ‘that will interest many. sd : * S pecial Friday and § For Two Days Only- Electrifty Your Pre: A & B Socket Power Ealiee A & B Socket Powet 4-volt sets: especially | &¢apted to Radiola 2s and walled at $65.00 Special A & B Socket Power onsi sti of Stewart A OWer with automatic trickle Ser in cabinet and Majes- eliminator that works sere ewicen” "$67.50

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PAGE 17 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926 —— SS lESpESESE==D™Bh™_E=_EEL_E_—— a | : We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | FAMOUS-BARR CO4 OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO, FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los Angeles enver St. Louis kron Cleveland Each Day Brings New Attractions to Fascinating POYLAN “3 © Dresses at Savings . ’ | . e arte . © > P s Come Friday! Toys in Endless V ariety— Many Special Offerings _ . (S&S Daytime and Evening Models : $1.98 Wreaths | $8.50 Coasters | $3.98 Bassinets $4.45 Mama Dolls Specially Offered at i: a aetmas Wreaths of bright | Boys’ Wagons made of steel, | Doll Bassinets finished in ivory | “Horseman” Dolls with mama | | | WANS | roping with an electric | ¢mameled red and black; heavy | color, with rubber-tired | yoice, moving eyes and excel- |! | oe ee | ] 1G Sch _tubber wheels; well lent wig; completely , rm oar ures made dressed AY | | e & | eS | | ) =———> ; : ‘ f : * “re ¥ i ; i . , \ = Se, My A y | $1.50 Gilberts’ Too] Chests | Tree Lights | $5.50 Gilberts’ Chemistry Sets | $5.95 Mama Dolls ‘ its consisting of eight | ia Decorated China Tea Sets.... “Horsman” Dolls with moving Maeda bulbs, continu- $1.35 Aluminum Cooking Sets eyes, excellent wigs and dress, ; . , eT a ‘ 98c Mechanical Toys, assorted kinds | | shoes, cap and stock- | : TH | vy my , , ‘ . : | ay \ > ily {ee You'll find here an exceptional choice of 4 connections $7.95 ‘‘Movigraphs’” with film oe a New Ch : ; | Ap AY 11 \\\| WA] fi plain and fancy daytime Dresses as well AS etic; oni a. full green | ee Equipment LE agpenicaonid cig | : N | | many evening models; the styles are right up- fi — in $3.95 | = — For Children of All | ing eyes and white dresses | 4 Ups a \! / to the minute and the choice is wide, includ- _—" 3 3 Ages—Priced From — | \\ | ing models of crepe satin, flat crepe, Georgette ot combinations and several woolen weaves. § $2.49 Tea Sets 7 : $ | ; ; hina Sets decorated with a cal 12.50 to 50 | $3.98 Cedar Chests Sizes for women and misses included. A fey Wendscape design: 23 | : © Chemtenges Desks with intorchange- | = £08 S01's, clothes: $3.19 splendid opportunity to fill your holiday re- font ff] elesacTOls and, books sesiened to | With hinged cover....99: quirements. i many branches of art and industry— | | $1.95 Blocks | +] fe fun! Models suitable for children | __ 99-75 Pedal Cars ‘ The new colors are widely poden Building Blocks, | ||| A.) a of all ages. Sidewalk Cars with rubber- | represented in this assort- | dh ie? | tired wheels, pedals and strong jae - | : | ) ment and there are plenty Aries painted; ideal for | | is ' ' oiticisestbemads" te ‘ own and | ‘fg Amusing in an ucation steering ‘\ fi a lh nega ae $ 1.39 | | and very valuable way. ,- handle of smart black m 0 d 6 l 8. aR MOY A TE ter Ge i dam: f ‘a eget 4 re “ ee ee ae 4, te on yO en ees can 9 es ot, a a Sis +5 a ~ ib ke _—? Se, va 5 i ewe ¥ - on y 5 . na we . . 9 a . : fl y - Harty ithe as ue Y a ae ee ae - Ne Oe ee Ot of ve ow Re mots oie a : ree Tad . mouth + ae i bh tS 9 ’ . ‘ ae ‘4 a tae ea eae ° q DO et Ses eae a Wak ce! gat ‘ Niketan iy? ( @. Selaetagate ces ‘ ER SRS ere Higa ee Mey > 44 nari? Pon sagt a tie / ? ee Re I RRR ERMINE LIRR Se ce GN le nN Atte EIR Ya ce " n + r, " i rua’ oe alt | in sete tae ith fs : x wt “ . Pee en See eee ere ON . s P 1. P 5 . ° 4 4 a ™ “ nae ’ ‘ meccewreas » 3 By) ” ~ ws “ * . a " ee ‘ Sepak ‘ ee ee ee, pete ire Se ee Sats iy f i eee 5 q Fee - wna hgh Ss alte sige iapences hp Catnd Foe Ves +2 paiement pene ar " Pa 1 AAAS eRe ARERR ENTS: Stina a AL A. einen. pe —-esrtnniee titre oo gt me ete CRIN: aoa 6 dee 5 et > o* Basement Economy Stere oe —a magic place where Santa waits to greet St. Louis children. To those Ff. J ad with a asc ticket, obtainable at entrance, he will present a surprise alr) an package. There’s a real circus clown here, too, and he’s very funny. sll ; F b G] Toyland—Basement Gallery Women’s Fabric Gloves . Friday—Profit by These Value-Giving Offerings— , An a “Se of For Gif Colorful, Practical All-Linen we ean re Sc Slips and Bloomers Luster Tea Sets For Gritts | Breakfast Sets Washable chamois-suede fabric | 5795 ang $959 Values, $1 49 a nN I I so NR I OR A AT NL oe A Ar Gloves for women; in the season’s $9.95 $590 | $4.45 $2.67 smart styles and colors. A good range Specially Priced ........ Value.. Value... of sizes. Basement Economy Store @ Pretty gift Slips and Bloomers of rayon in a variety choose! Well made and neatly trimmed; make selec- . of dainty colors—720 of these garments from which to @ 23-piece Tea Sets of Ba- CT : . o see these Sets is to appreciate this Friday offering as a . . soma Be agi oe most important opportunity. Pure linen damask of splendid | peed nape Soe yap gifts. Bloomers, 29 inches duster tinisi Rice neg ee weight, bordered in various colors; 58x58-inch bréakfast cloth | ng , = “4- eee heel dn ané six napkins to match in gift Boxes. $3.95 Novelty Sweaters Raincoat Sets pean, = 2 . packed in holiday | the dozen. i i | | >| : | Art MO i Ned boxes; set | $3.95 Table Covers Men S Slippers $ | pace 2 to 6 $1.50 to $2.50 . ae id Bedspreads oe ene | a ~ Bee ee eee i a $1.79 Value, 1 39 __, | $2.95 Gowns, Chemises | $5.95 Brush Wool Sets al ; a ae ye “ee. Gare - ee ae Values oe eens —— aie Covers; 36x36-inch size; | with scalloped» coe tee $2 95 : Special .... Women's handmade Phil- | Tots’ sweater coat, leg- : each sees eee 7d ippine Gowns and Che- gings, caps and mittens in specially purchased group of Vases and Linen Section—Third Floor mises in heavily em- | buff, taupe, Hardin Fern Pots of art pottery—in graceful shapes @ Black and brown leather Slippers broidered teas.” Sizes | white and jockey. Sizes ‘that i: oe ee ee oe er T4 ih ° . ° | with flexible soles and rubber heels; | atos $4 95 | : easy and comfortable for house wear. years ° Basement Economy Store China—Fifth Floor a wie £ Give the Housewife a “Universal” Sizes 6 to 11. ehathied Meshantt Biba - ” - . a Electric Percolator Special Friday and Saturday Offer of i Friday—Select From These Unasaal Values in Men's Gifts May Be Chosen From These nes Cards Vie. = \\ Union Suits | | Men’s Shirts Value... } a4 Very Special Values ) : for $2.98 CA table adornment—and an assurance h of delicious coffee—are these 6-cup Uni- ; I} $1.25 to $1.35 $1.29 to $1.79 versal Percolators, fitted with safety ——* : ie Values, Specially A Values, Specially & LA, | Very Special Values * ty =P fuse. | Priced . Priced : A : for $4.98 I @ Elastic ribbed fleece-lined cotton € An unusual group of Shirts @ Twenty-five Cards of our 4, Soeinemmeen gm Electric Toasters \\¥ 4 i Union Suits for men; in long-sleeve, in light and dark effects and | | ankle-length style. You'll want sev- plain white; neckband and col- better grades—complete with STITT tag $5.00 } \ Vee HY | | | - eral of these Suits. lar attached styles.. Sizes 14 9 . ; greeting and your own name in . : “Raisdietter” work. Envelopes i Value... to 17 to match, many with linings. | € “Universal” brand Electri ’ * : : | MLL if sal c Toasters— en’s Underwear 1.25 Union Suits } Men's U $ Boys’ Blouses | Men’s Gloves | Men's Mufflers For O Py | the type that toasts two slices at a time. f > rad e Women’s ribbed Union Suits eee ays Paty neae i vemptty : Entirely dependable—and a useful gift. | ny a = OF i ore Mnad in onal of ppt $1.65 Value.. 95¢ Seconds of $1.50 Sample Knitted . * a cg tis a cams | | ne cotton shirts with long. styles; in regular, extra and oo 95¢ | — 95¢ 5 * * ni sleeves and ankle-length double extra sizes. 95 Value.. ig > drawers; in ecru A&C You'll buy several.. C wWwool-mized Blouses from well-' to $3 grades of | Mufflers with a» | Electrity Your Present Radio With . d white...... : of | Friday—Protit by These Unusual Offerings! ag cal tee 88c Union Suits | known makers; lined and unlined fringed ends; in 88c Union Suits Women’s medium - weight ray. brown and buck, cape, horse- ; ho full and: hide and dogskin beautiful colors Whi Lm A and B Socket Power Hen ird C hildfen’s fleece-lined cot- | ribbed cotton Suits in low- us hile . dr y >. Pa La ee goo yy yg oh ole ae ee Sees eee <——aee . | Ur alns € Of silk, silk-mixed fabrics, cotton corduroy and velvet in % to 3% yd. lengths; hossibly make her Vt eee S _— switch control; attaches di- swing and removable drip tray. : ; buldn':t pay amore My 2 wos 8 to light orgs 99 one Ym : 39 suitable for — pillows 39c¢ Seconds of 5 her bh; ace} = and operates radio electrical- | . | ‘ uses. Boas bigger place i@ iy. Liberal allowance for | $1.35 Cocoa Fiber Door Mats ir aa 1 ee | wrasse Ie 98c Grade; Yd. . / C by lifting some of ig & your storage battery. | Well-made 18x29-inch size Door Mats for outdoor Values . f € 63-inch mercerized full-bleached | use—of cocoa fiber with finished Table Damask with blue, gold or rose € Dainty odd ruffled Curtain Sets— border; slightly imperfect. house work from f | A & B Socket Power | it iho semtat Sin lace Corsion| | $2 C0 $2.90 WOOlENS | Comes Onin eee She may have let i= & _ Philco A & B Socket Power : white, beige) and _ryory lace Curtains fiurs, or a wrist ial! fit i b- | hed st gg ¢ sets; especially | made especially to fit in ca , Aluminum Roasters... .$2. | ' <j . sie = race, Dut aa = to Radiola 25 and inet of Radiola 28; complete, $4.45 11x16-inch Ganong . | Merve. Seem qatate (fer € Jersey, serge and novelty homespun weaves, 27 inches wide, in dark striped and ou that if one of | | with installation, $58 50 $1.40 Garbage Cans, large SiZ@.......--.-. many rooms. . , checked patterns; for comfert cover- vers shines forth | et . %c Aluminum Egg or Beet Slicers . : shia $ 1 1 9 ings of warm sleeping gar- | | 750 Fern Stands, with metal inset. . 75c to $1.25 Drapery Materials or oe er il ° ip ong pore Basement Economy Store Cotton Art Ticking ec Christmas tree | § ll just naturally i | | Famous-Barr Socket 59c Galvanized Iron Coal Hods, strong bail 36 and 45 inch Drapery materials in ten to twenty yard lengths; suitable Tubfast color Art Ticking in neat he finest man in Zz = Power 05 Wear-Ever Aluminum Saucepan Sets Sed you will he— | | et Power Consisting of 100-ampere = Griswold Skillets, No. 8 size for door and window 59c floral and striped effects, 44 know—but think : 4 eiting nae peg os | on storage ong 7 Ma $2.10 12/-Qt Polar Ware Double Boilers ! hangings. Yard.......--.+--+-. - ; : we featherproof quality. Yard... C ; | se , atic trickle ron junior trickle charger, Be petitioned ih ~ Suet on cabinet and Majes- Majestic super B battery $4.50 8-Cup M:rro Aluminum Percolators } Oil Opaque Window Shades Friday Candy ‘Specials Bed Sheets wars 3 i ee | a ee SD 6Oep Mh eet a #) Whi Seconds of $1 grade; 1000 Oil Opaque | Satin-finished Hard Candy Suosto witb doap temeg Mate ae a : | ‘Set’s ewitch. * $67.50 Prined $57 50 $8.15 Miro Ainminan Oval mans (i Window Shades in tan, green and light Mint Pillows, Ib C f6t a porn A r. Each $1 10 “4 | Priced : $8.75 Stee] Table Knife and Fork Sets | and dark colors. 36 inches wide and ' . ° Pillc " . ed = Majestic Super B Eliminators — $35 $3.25 Savory Enameled Roasters, large size...... | 6 feet long; on good 55¢ Embroidered Pillowcases, 42x36-in. Valley Charger, 1927 model $2.10 Griswold High Frame Waffle Irons, No. 8. .$1.69 ‘|i spring roller. sis 5 eR Basement Gatlery Sixth Fleor ¢ entan N eeN Cn RNB TTC LN LAL ALO ARC IEG 8t t a ee ee oe mee

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== ee eT gue egies Se ee ee = 4 ite LeOP 4 4 sees OrrOS Et Shi! shaped—made over col- 5 S ee” ae © ANY d cott teen. ; . a BMS Mivey ||| cred cotton sateen $27.50 Wrist Watches $15 Wrist Watches Great Britain Disinclined t C. MY | 4 ‘WST Needlework—Third Fleer F f attractivel tical t { ically 4 AM @ Ath) Yo Ww rectangular Wrist Women’s Wrist Watches _ ea « Ts aioe ate AG ee oe ¥4 is ‘4 \ y ° | Whee of 18-k. solid white $ . 95 dainty tonneau octagonal ae 95 ; Take Aggressive styled—splendidly made and certain to appeal to Christmas } “4”, Nye | ubk.| Sheek alles aacdaeeiae | cushion styles—ze-k. solid white ; 2 stab S givers. Models of sealine (dyed coney), sand weasel, mar- \¢/ Fg e% yA ta nm ZB cca annie for | gold, with 15-jeweled move- == ures Unless Britis mot, kid caracul, muskrat and caracul—pelts that are de- :iWae' . WAY S «gif GEE © sn. 4 otic 0c dete . 4 ed. cidedly favored this season and especially serviceable. a2 NA Fs $19.75 to $29.75 hawls | : : ; ge jects Ar ' - Endanger sci +a ; PF Te RNY : Aa eae - $10.95 Wrist | $25.00 Elgin _ $65 Diamond | $12.50 Strap §& a yren ane Oises for - V7 - and Embroidered Effects Watches Watches Watches | Watches the ane tated Oe ie expected to occupy Both Women and Misses 5 vA li &p : sat Rw is , (Wr ecially Priced at | | B - ese arm $295 to $375 Fur Coat wah On, VE: $7.95. $21.95 | $47.50 | $8.95 Frat con tomten r vad ot : get ¢ e oN 15 Smart rectangular Men's strap Watches | Platinem topped Engraved strap Wrist i and civil authort- . ad 3 ‘i> NS | Watches of white gold : Watches for men— a | ned in preserv- ————aaoooooOoOoOooEoEooooeeeeSeoeoeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeaeaaeaSaSsaooaamoaamoaomomoamooomoomooooooeeeeTeeee EE Ge oS. ee ee Et ae —- aprelahe > apa, es ea peed 1 « PORN EERO EM ee inn Watches — white gold of Elgin make in cush- | filled cases with re- jon style: fitted with | studded with diamonds | with accurate, depend- friendly te soil rs the sitwation liable movement. En- 4_jeweled movement. _ and sapphires; 15-jew- able movement. Form & eading Southerners, ¢ Handsome! y em- graved cases. eled movement. | fitting style. OR OE It is sald pope broidered evening : ‘ B: .. tittle tikeiihood of turther 7igme Handsome -nodels of American broadtail and caracul in bronze or } : 3 Ly fas Shawls, 52 and 54 inches Elgin Watches Elgin Watches Fin | ae seal _— muskrat), pony and muskrat Coats. teen SH 25 ih square in he ditians ‘ - are Retresenl mn unusual opportunity to select gifts. -. DPT SSM. nalts Norther roes | eee Spanish motifs of ex- $20 Value $13.50 Value \ ron : Fourth Floor i 1 quisite pastel colorings alae $ 95 ) teeta se 9—Relief was if —all\with heavy, knot- 4 ~S $ 45 1022 cf “i ie pee ‘or the big foreign 4g | — ; # fa * : 7 res “he which has beem; ted fringe. colony at Foochow. — ee Gee oe pe iS ee ggg’ se 8 ee pea en roe Batik aie OGRA sot ae sie Shinn . ” . “ - be. enn Mares dptanpe seat sn saado~ ge Aare wae ” . . eee nnn Sceieteeeeneeene ae ete ee eee Thin model Elgin pocket 7 . - Wein danser for several days = Men's thin model Elgin pocket Watches for men; white or @exorthern and Southern troops Watches in white or green gold green gold-filled; 7-jewel El- . ne contest filled cases; 15-jeweled move- gin movement. | Ps ¥ , Watchese—Main Fleer | Province. Telegrams ‘rom § ere | say Japanese gunboats have @f=¥# In rose, blue, orchid, yellow, peach, coral, black and white. Blouses—Fourth Floor ment. ~ ought for . a . rived. a 2 - . ° . , ; 3 In the fighting south and west | An Assortment That Will Please Those Wanting to Give Men’s a Poo ows ating sows ee $4.95 Kid Gl Pr hirts§ foes see 4 The forces a Gen Changl, su ° ] OVeS ‘ actical Gift S ts ‘ —- nat of Mas aryh ial Sun Chuan a’ ‘ 4 ne of the allies of the e Canto! ese revo Friday—Make Selections From These Splendid Assortments of : Q5 £ Creag thides Vers Sites mies of th ‘3: SS fj retiring ~~ ae Ye npengfu, north- * a A eR A AIR A - i : ’ > , : sat 55 Pwest of Foochow Gen, Changth y = a: 8 y e . E } who was ro rr) Tri ett ter of all the .: : x =— We forces of South Fukien Province . : ’ f i - eit. ¢ ; ‘al 4 e#xX- An extra good qualit | | ) Te except Amoy city and island, c § q y \ | 1 4 SS A WE pected to retire upon Foochow and; ‘ wit ; Sen- (,en Lj (e f pique-sewn Kid Gloves ==‘ W y | and collar-attached styles—all tailored to give splendid wowever ‘en. Li turned as | variety of favored colors | e e - | service All elesk: his former allies In favor of they and all sizes. f ye ins cese and. when ee red superior nume- | 2 Boxes for $1 ‘4 for $1 2 for $1 Beacon Robes ! Onyx Silk Haws -ocempedllibea pers of Cantonese thes were. ‘Women’s 88c per box white or Women’s 39c hand made Hand Men’ N Kid Gl $1 25 Wash GI 2 “ yer bie and- en's 75c hand made Handker- ew Wl oves ° as oves : | ' . . Solered linen Handkerchiefs kerchiefs; good quality linen chiefs of all-linen: large size in —in embroidered, short-cuff Chamois suede fabric Gloves ¥ yrs yer age a Men's ge mers Sik obliged to drop back toward Yen=| le aon ers; 3 in with dainty hand-embroidered hanc drawn thread effects. style and the colors most with fancy short cuffs;many | aa Py Att stone P i “deahie i. it e ipengfu instead of returning to Foo- ; corners. fashionable for $ 88 smart colors. $I 00 mete a 95 mee ‘all . se gry: 45¢ | chow a 9 for $1 5 for $1 3 for $1 Winter. Special, pr..~ =e Special, pair. ° sizes. . : eee ae stationed Sap Wo ‘s Gloves—Main Fleo . . . , . . 4 chow have gbdne over to th 4 i es Soe URS aes Wool-Mixed Union Suits | Men’s Pigskin Gloves @aatiie. so that it now appears thas Men’s large size linen Hand- . ae Pen linen a" Women's 35c novelty Handker- kerchiefs with embroidered ini BP roochow and te entire Provinces chiets wi e ular 1-16- chi oile i se r : . : 4 eae ee pop chiefs of sheer quality voile in tial; in gift box. $7 and $4 Values Splendid Values, yy “of Fukien is ce-tain to be lost te E Marshal Sun an“ the Northertfers 7 inch midget hem. popular colors. : ; | 2 Boxes for $1 : sw Che- 10 for $1 3 for $1 7 0 s \ \ $2 69 EA =Gx nd its capture and that o ; : cenas. colecel| sauike Phil ine | Indedthin S b\ ‘ ° tile iin witl be inde eam eee Boys’ hemstitched cambric Men’ Mavifl : liad aed . : : ! f . ens soc Mayflax linen Hand Handke: a with embroid- Men's gray or tan, Men's apft. warm a The routing of Gen. Chanel wi Handkerchief ith 7; . : etfs wi colored kerchiefs with smart hand- ered corners; box of six. Reg- Practical Gifts— A\ aaa” part-wool, long-sleeved and durable Gloves of Ge EE the treachery of Gen. Li, it ts noth woven borders: 12'4c value. drawn hem; large size — ; : ularly §$r. “ag — . _ Union Suits of a de- spotty pigskin the 5 A oy ame believed. will make the esituation; pendable make. Sizes kind many will give. BEF Fiss "Ue of the foreigners any more diffiel Men’s 35c Linen Handkerchiefs With Hemstitched Hem, 4 for $1 | $9 05 “> aero All eizce. EE ae. (ne forelgnens Se. ee * LOE LL LL A TC LC LC LC TCL I A A RE te tp a - RE ren ee cetacean etme en ee cn ern army that lutionary army. are AA CR tat Cee NAST ORE a - een > eg emee-y ' | ' i 1 ; Ren ae ee peerage ovennee on ~neeet—euscan = sieeeeetneenaana " A A I NE enc eae sor*herners eee ean Ee etree one. Main Floor Main Fleer « fe Mart law and business is sug . . Ss ppend de q American Desttevers leave Shang- | Men Are Always Pleased With | A Popular Style of “Yankiboy” | . hai for Foochow. ae ee’ ee Aaeetated Press Many Will Select Profit By This Unusual Oftering of |: i, . {> y pockets. A good range i 4 Pan. (D* Northerners for control trimmed and all of sizes. y Ga *e Hankow customs unless Brit- chocolgte. f ene 4 he ancy border and are mounted on 16-rib warmly lined and interlined. f to 6 years. . fe lives are cndangered Chocolate Mints Combinati hort Bloomers Th paragon steel frames. You have choice of inations Short Bl 1 she Foreign Office conti $1 Boy Blue or Knock-Out Blouses. iibaetve panicky menmeme Se aie ae a 3 45¢ a large assortment of smart handles and | sian tga Mogg = — extra-heavy pink Tots’ $1.50 to $2.50 Hats Dark -woven madras. light percale and mags es Par Excel? : amber colored tips and tops. [Select your 1 sizes 34 toaa a en silk; in sizes 34 Chinchilla tams and polos—also velvet and cloth and cotton flannel Blouses in collar-attad t = a nana os Haste | ar Excellent Chocolates, !b., $1.00. _ Christmas gifts now! | | Priced . $3. 95 $3 15 Hats; all coat shades; for boys and style; sizes 6 to 16 years, but not all eee °° *r, that ale ee ge | c Priced «| ...i.. . girls of r to 6. Special. . $1 .00 sizes in every st UC | Gen ror, nearly all the info Gleve Stik Wear—Third Fiecer % Infante’ Shop—Third Fleer ? ~ aan Furnishinga—Second 3 te Pt So Bide a tes Ss te the gravity of * > aol aoe : a — nr lt — eet erennee I ee ee RS Lo a0 SR MeN 2 an ER SENN er yn) Alaa: I rer ee z Ne oS Se sregeasnias hited: yet i s" Sane ae rs >

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saat aa i —, sg RRR EE ey aes te ssheeeaiaaeeibaee aE Just a Minute —» | tet ABN me a ee ie EEO ro ttd3si7 5 setiriie: Editorial Page - Daily Cartoon Sh egret ng I era ite e TPART TWO es 2 ST. LOUIS, THU RSDAY EVENIN 1G, DEC ‘EMBER 2 . “PAGES | 19—22 - - AT CS Nn ee me x ian CHINESE! Elihu Root Urges Research MEXICANENVOY ston ae Tam Mest ——— ~~ DEMOCRATS WILL SS PM RETREATING To Get at Bas of Trouble | ATERPRETS OL. =m a _URGECHTIN TAX t for Gift Seekers! FROM a p aze Of Laws | | AWS N HISPIITE. | t 4 4 ay ~~ | : , 4 i : Y / = gi | y iF 63 50,000,000 i ' Calls for “Associated Effort” to Correct | Ree cae. — AR eee Bs» § in hi? tches : | Cantonese Forces Expected Maladjustment of Statutes With | Controverts Claim of State 3 Kinds That Are $ to Occupy City Tomor-| Needs of Community. * Department That the Leg- ae a ee oe a ae islation Diminishes Rights | wa Gunbeats| Most Exceptional TOW Japanese Elihu Root, authority on inter- made the life of man, lifting the Bill Drawn and Reduction Expected to Prove Prin- cipal Fight in Short Ses- sion of Congress. * . hate ah ~ x cs ” on eo . aa Px ee er, A A ME OEE I ATES! ALERT AIL NG EL LG LAI TLE UE LA EOE ERLE RAKE 16S ER ORE RR. Se einer ey BRET CR RE ets at a ate eta es 'REPUBLICANS TO | OPPOSE REVISION Waa, \anep edit » a Uh, adeno eal tandaanh . aan | are oh aR “haere eee ee ee ee ee ene Ce | AF AP 8 AERIS A STREET A RE RENE EEA RS —- hens le NF cnn PORE NO te eter law was coming out each year and) po cca . ae og ot ln SDasyink ss ap Lands CM OEE LLL. AR Rom 5. tana ak ed to occ i} AL et teeta been :¢ n . : . sei kr Manifest!) that is an impossible out directly mentioning the con- situation. It has been growing ttle likelihoo worse since. There has been no IRCLVLIC : ; ~ ’ } Yon} esrrty, - ’ - } eH ‘ ; ie little check to it People are drifting| State Department and the Caiies| “The petroleum law provides .hat! and certainly the newspapers on | W = } ability of the men who conduct it: : + oes , ' ' > gin atches - , ing. entitled by the evidences that it} oe away from.the control of princi-|Government, piaces a different con- | rights arising from lands in which guard against stuff that the de- A debate on whether “Prohibi-| ecort+ ehall be done until the pres- Value HE Northern nen nn Retreating | i€ } : 1as ‘exploitation works began prior to partment tries to put out while|jtion Should Be Adopted as a Pol-| ont statute has been given at least | on the Scene. ‘national law, former Senator and|great body of mankind up—up of Americans , a ER Al |'dowment Fund, in New York, dn From that change of method came, _ NORTHERN GEN ’ “associated effort’; the process which has brought to- SAYS CONCESSIONS ‘the plea of Dean Roscoe Pound of | °rganized research. It is the only /made in an interview published | 8° uncomfortable. | u octagonal and of American Protection Forecast Over Measure to sonal &6 had a count made in the Library) . eee ePeese+ 2+ ow eon d. jects e Endangere : Seem Ar ~ are of vital consequence, not mere- | years preceding there had been'| : 2 we oe : A i s ate gP Ss, ame ene dl ca 2 | By the Associated Press. PY | congress only four days away, indi- /or, all family life, all development | the same time there had been over) WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—Under | Reet-deces tort : short session wil! rage about the topped Engraved strap Wrist : naval and civil authori-j| admirable law schools which we | Volumes of reports. rte “ — : . Mexican Embassy issued yesterday /tal charges. tn the Washington Herald, in Already the lines have 1s-jew- able movement. Form- : Southerners, the situation | make itself the leader in this move- | . invading S¢ Visiting English TT: am immediate revision of the tax tw cabinet member, in an address be-|from the condition that was little a. | fore the Harvard Law School En-| better than that of the _ brutes. NUT i | Nov. 9, urged | Ax cS _toward the revision-and adjustment | US all the marvels of science of our | O55 | 4 JOINS OPPOSITION of the nation's laws.. He indorsed | time—research, patient systematic ARE RENEWABLE | . : Syl om W the Harvard Law School, for a method which is left for us to rem- , ; rist Watches Great Britain Disinclined to, jpcrougn study of the statutes,|@dy the conditions which make us Explains That Renunciation Another Vigorous Contest } rist Watches in . me 2. : se ne 95 — Take Aggressive Meas- j;, tne Post- Dispatch, Oct. $1, last.| 5°™* years ago in Washington 1 -14-k. solid white a q | The text of Root's address follows: ° : ‘ Is-jeweled move- ures Unless British Sub- | The proposals which are now of Congress to see what body of Does Not Apply to Rights Dispose of Alien Property ‘ /made by the Harvard law school | ° ° o.: |the report was that in the five Antedating May, 191 a Seized During War. /8 ond $12.50 Strap 3 —— i walang st noch aati oad oma more than 62.000 statutes enacted ’ : 5 ee eee 4 WwW a “is res bap oe aw scnoois, |in the United States and printed me Foochow tomorro™. si a ica Vin the civilization of our country. 65,000 decisions of courts of last ,,. heeding of “Plain Fests Con-| = has 3 ee se ned ee a sid that the principal fight of } ’ .t im colony at Foochow., — h has been : | marks for the mind to fasten upon. Constitution of 1917, is working to- | “The concessions through which} the recent senatorial campaign for Thus far, the Dernocrats are 1 ‘ . and ‘est othe evil: b ¢ - + : ‘ : . south and wes ther a ut they are all quite There have been vast changes in| ward the na. -nalization of her oll | 43. Government will confirm the! the question. (only group that has formas y Main Floor ' Province. Telegrams say Japanese gunboats have rived. nting to Give Men's ! In the fighting & 3 ef Foochow yesterday 600 irre of a Mexico striving to remedy = Lu | ; wrongs inflicted upor the work-| straddling the casual- unsatisfactory. We cannot resist ; if , per saidal ) | | , — , > ae . . «: 1, t t| the life of the world during the resources. righte of foreign companies will ing classes by “merciless exploiters Oxtfor Tez , ‘e } drafted a tax reduction propos ‘ a MlGiiwere reported the conclusion that somehow there|time that we have been holdin ; 3 | rig! for } ompani : " Aford Team's Wet Debate Wins.| | A ae tthe Senne treant : "h: rut hase e ? lr of me 6 Differs From American View. | have exactly the same duration as and despotic rulers of the past, By the Associated Prese. aimed a i mpencing Areas me640Cfs«é@*hee:«s forces of Gen. ' peg sub- has come to be a lack of proper ad- ; On to the old principles of the com- ecordl to the interpretation . Ue a te Spe ap ae Pee ida silt a mre the F 7 : : surplus. It was formulated by a , ai Su ‘huan- justment betwe } | According ‘to pags i vy OR | the original rights, being either fur 2nd taking measures to insure them KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2.—Oxford °F . . me ordinate of Marshal Sun en etween the administra- | mon law or trying to hold on to! placed upon the Calles policy by! ,, sti lif f +) 3 ar ‘absolute economic freedom” from] {‘niversity’s debating team won ¢} resentative Garner of se08 == the tion of the law and the nee f them aw i bstract | ss... ; | eee the entire iife of the company, Or; ©“ .. ag 4 : ag S OPE 5 ae wo" wee 16 | en tie em bre i ds of | them. La 18 «6not mn apstract the State Department, the oil laws, | for the time provided in the con-| exploitation by Mexican and for- decision over the Westminster Co'- othe r Democratic mé mbers an St . en 1m , Ways and Means Committee aft: Fang. one of the allies a ' P - h, » tk at is resisting rhe our communitv— © ¢ 7 } . } y 9 £24 Bt mamta 7 ’ he . ines . ° Very Special Values at meeernern army th eh y—our national com-/ thing. Every judicial decision has py requiring the oil companies to | pgae | eat a 65 18 toheg nva | ign capitalists, was given in 4] jege team of Fult M Ae 7 6 ues ; hose righ @ re lege €\amli Ol ulton, Mo., in a de- , . - | conferences with Senator Sim ononr- A NN NN CEE NCR ASG NAPOLI LOE ALS AIO ee 5 " . . xy . | ’ v7 ‘ h [~Cantonese revoiu ition: ir army. are munity. i (wo great elements One {sg the ¢ ‘ ; 3 » LraCis on Whaicn te , Be : h (Ss. Ss tne Ie { tle eases for tement here last night »y Edo me Fee FE ERE t d Yenpengfu, north- Now that } | principles, the ru - exchange their titles wi , ‘ based. The Government has de-| A cemens se j}bate on the prohibition qu >stion r ovat ‘a ee linas ante ine retiring towar npeng n NC at has confinued a long ; P! iples, the rules that are to be;ro year concessions, diminish the |Fimmen, general secretary of the| here last night. The Enell mac? |of North Carolina, ranking mine pwest of Foochow. Gen, Changi, time, and it is to be found in many ‘applied; and the other is the life | jegally acquired rights of Amer- clared that in cases in which inter- International Transport Workers’| took ¢} 5 hy + Pos ' yA ‘lity member of the Senate Finan: 2 it . . jo 5 - : . a4. F A eg r = . . “o7 aF ar : a se eusten | among themselves to indicate that | oo) obs ae the Embassy takes direct issue with | ten land la dogpes! Fimmen, accompanied by John|pition One other Missouri schoo! | 2Uce the * ‘ederal revenues by $350, ~» meercert Amoy city and island, eX- it is not the result of the specific! Every statute which is made by 4.;. view. It asserts that the con-| Tesulatigns (Article 10) sha!l be’ w. Brown, secretary of th Interna-| washington University of St. Lou! | 900,000 a year. | » 2 - , or ° , =» . oe ‘ e ' . . 3 4 i - as ' . . , r ABs ‘ : € =) 7iO : hl 4 5 be r ©O . . frtijs~ re ¥ pected to retire upon Foochow and modes of administration of any one a Legislature 1s but a force inter- ‘aininiai neni granted to foreign cam- appl lled preferentis iliv. ere role iM” ‘ional Federation of Trad I“rions will er +} > glish { A" , The VW Avs and Means Committ. o> wit & *Ti. 13 ~ ‘Tle = e . - pistes : , ar | t le i > ; : A ~ ” le “i pil eatin. "3 s of * r | e € ' ¥ . - be °y and madras or rayon-striped there, uniting ° rh ‘ - ‘ jurisdiction. Tt seems clear that for | posed into the midst Or a multitude panies under the new laws “twa t]] regulations, Article 15 , of Ameterdam, paid a courtesy cal! minster was represented bey JF. Rah- as & whole hasn't gotte n arouad to d dark grounds; in neckb d me Chun, mankie a Stana agains: ne dealing with {t something more | of forces in the life of. a commun!- have exactly the same duration as “Concessions for ‘.: vears ure on American Federation of ‘.sbor ertson Claggett We hbate in Seas ae the administration's proposal that 4 Lantonese tha 4 “t - ty What . . re - tea eg hooe sit ee ae her Pale! ioe Pe ee . - . — has oy the.) «6treasur: Irpl be re nel an : ese. n first impressions will be nec y. lat results is merely a re-j|,, - mare ¢ granted. solely for the purpose of -fficigls, en route ew . cea ee the treasury surpis be returne- sO TIS . 1ec- ' th riginal rights, being either for : ,1C1 818, POU **-1 Mo.;: George Sweazey, Fulton, Mo.. the original rig g sin sttice On ° the taxpayers in the form « all tailored to give splendid | However, Gen. Li turned asainst. essary, sultant of all the forces. the entire life of tha: company] or) ontirming rights sequired by Mex-| trom Mexico. dias Cehimees ormer allies 'n favor of ine "ly , 1347 ‘3 l€ : : i; di , , ee ; - amtane ha4 7 a7 > oat ae ? t} 4 : a ee ' ? : i omnia x sin din ~ oa recdits on income tax reft s vile: his ¢ 1 —— se aca T n@ casual observation of th st ‘Reconsideratio N a d. for the time provided in the con- ican companies befo May Sate oe & # Paying a fribute ae LAMPS t ville. Mo , : inn Hien antonese an when hang. s roing wrong here or there and n eede tracts ‘on which those rights are} @5 the alien land law ‘isa not applic-' Government for restoring land are to be paid in the first tyro : : ai re e a ia : . - . 4 ~s € a &. as 4 ine ié Ae ‘ th 9 ‘ : J 4 4 PA +e i ° . . ¢ i? . he +f : si Onyx Silk Hose rees en _ >, 333 Men's white, black tan ’ rs of intone es ‘ ae that this can be nade hetter in things which we have been hold- | Amplifying this portion of the! Only to the petroleum law '¢heir education and for road 91 wi is time to alle n property ‘+4*), Sbliged to drop back toward Yen> inie way or ™ re ‘way. are not |'°™& to may show that a little ad- Amplifyin umn ; . “aif oe . I struction Fimmen said hi bef | FUNERAL OF | EONID KRASSIN now nearing com pletion, : a 7 ; a ) ’ i a i o; iA ter 1e { , F ‘ 4 sllez t } , = i . i; ial ; ii aa 3 s Aa ; “ ‘ , “7 scat ~~ anhalt Die @]] Oo Rights Antedating i lay. 1917. | objec t would be inform, ‘whe = : be Chairmafi Green. Sowever, and ie otherg Republican leaders, have gtay, navy and cordovan Silk : eae | SRO ees menefu instead of returning to Foo enough. We need to. deal with _justment to make them fit into the correspondent that while con- ; ; ; i yrresponaent Lat 1S . “Rights acquired prior to May 1], | ‘kers of Europe “of what we| Ashes of Soviet Charge at London 3 | taken the position that revision «f Hose: double sole, heel : and toe. All sizes Pair C chow. P the maladjustment of our law ang | ‘'C of the world as it is now wouid cessions would be Hmited to 50 “ahi . > .** P “ “ A ' r ¢ As IC ” - Vv bf yd sd TQ) 7 2 g rit} - . 4 1917, by foreign companies will a have seen and heard in Mexico and! Laid Behind Tomb of Lenine in ‘the tax law ie inadvisable at 1}-t« time, agreeing with the Adminias- Naval forces stationed at Foo- , ' mak ni ; gape et a ele its administration to the neeas|™#*e @n enormous difference in| years, they would be renewed in on ’ , "> YY + is % lé _* { - . -_. s ~ . * ; P] skin Gl chow have gone ove! the Anton | o¢ this new Wa - ot the wortd the ease and effectiveness of i tables wvhint confirmed by the Mexican Gov: -| try to destroy the lies sade aalyin- Kremlin at ee 4 oves wide. so that it noWw appears that Sr a owen ae sa mage “1 : plying ‘ie principles. any en - here the originai gran ment not only without cost. ae nies SO abundantly distributed with By the Associated Press oochow and the entire Province! the eae Wiel 8 grt This cannot be done effectively oe en wee without the declaration renouh'ing | pegard to the Mexican people, “ot MOSCOW’. Dec. ?.+In th tration’s position that its sctuul of Fukien is ere. in to be lost to | Vv ay : Lilie way in which ev ils inh t ae : : a “4 wuntiiart testes i. [ In the various passages between aoe el? “ 4 ) ts believed, will ihe the situation sixes and sevens; ‘hee every few inne! us of associated a 7 a iis renunciation dog not apply te | at 4 ve ssieidala “ sine a Iles their ultimate object ee soa Rag b: conor om bec | nen wit mot be received a ’ sus I soc ed eliort ieads}| , 6 ‘ 'éigners, it ls convenient to point out * yee. ig : The Germa mbassador o C-~ wes ° “ bof the foreigners any more diffi-| years there came some great men farther and still farthe | — eee Serer eee | laa the Government interprets which is the same as that of the } a ‘ aa: "1 ’ } i. Amg se "; year. The Democrats. on the oi" . ' ‘ iA . : wnat, 4 ] : i . 2 > ‘ i 4 i -* ¥¢ ; v j a + od on. " lat | ¥ : rian c ; 5, la ; } " f ‘ ~Y > ‘ . “tn : . | g > « + : nf - “ = be aa * 4 ) at ‘ ] y sy 4 4 cieé a O71 (ne ) Lrg : Imm 2 ? san ‘ , "@e Li I 5 3 1 4 ; ‘ ‘ i'n a } ° in Floor Neemartial law and business is sus- | and caused widespread ruin, and by himself could do wee bas ly acquired. : + Fah 4 ] Hon of all human exploitation, ana|* Wrest? on the oh containing | amount to £500,600,000 and that 3 | ii : & ij ). 6 " ia 4 Y th Sie rs " T? ° 7 + tat ; . . pended. ‘how, after every panic attempts ee egy s 7 77 ~ . * | Plea 4 ’ ~ - sire " - 5 ' 4 ’ y e O an 1 O ' hai for Foochow. genuine effort to deal with the “ain Gy of the tundame ntals of this other sticking point in the cor- satisfactory and in compliance with ice” 95.000 rubles for homeless “chil- | sesstfon ”’ Chairman Smoot of the By the Aasociated Press | : ; ‘Me SUB- law which doe ot fit if ; : ® oe “ootiia!) ry ‘ > Sar Mr: ‘ , , . “ me SHANGHAI Dec. 2? —Thke Amer- ject by means of systematic, thor-|so0 wel! nik tna sc a prt now | respondence between the two Gov-| the condition as to ‘actua! oper:- Calling attention to the De la| dren. penate Finance Committee sald. “Tt ; 4 i " # és a I I . . ° AD ifit ne : - as . ’ A as * : , pa " ‘a4 od . ; ~“ $ ooo) -.* W Oy ults ican destrover Hart left here today | 0USh investigation and considera-/ fairs of life a ry pee ne the af-/ernments. “Actual operations” are | tions,” and nothing further will be) truerta rebellion of several years ‘OBJECTS T0 VARE AND SMITH destakie } " . ee 7 kena r : ss iy . : 5 | i ’ } 7 YT, * : | liams in .e t } } U t r That g oe ia] } vi lawye rs in ‘ Embassy note, investments made of rights icquired befor Moiv ment, the international! transport! W ASHINGTON., | ])ec ye A pro- cne snort session does not afford in response to the request of hat was the se. | ri and argument of thet: : ; ; woh ge ON ssi oe re Se oe ee : : mfficient time ie I t i one under the Mone argument of thet: S. before the granting of the conces- 191{7, confer legal possession workers’ federation and its 2,500,-| test against the seating of Sena- | °” ricient time to properly conside: ‘ pthe American ‘‘onsul at Foochow, tary Commission of which the late | It Cannot be done in the self-seek sion are held to be a _ sufficient | id 000 affiliated dockers, railway ™M€M/ tors elect Vare of | Pennsylvania | * ou If the Democrats oppose WW an urve all eavinge the | gen; = ‘ 2 mi ty ae r ig nts un * consideration, witho: =" ee ‘he , | $OSB-O see’ = : ay ov aaewe ; ' se _ sent an urgent call, saying the! Senator Aldrich was the head. and ing spirit. It can be done success- {compliance with the act beg 5 : sa ; , and seamen will-stand by the Mex- | and Smith of Illinois, both Repub- | the President's suggestion there 5 - i — : - ‘ ; } ~ path Pa a i . , - ‘A the rT) 7. ’ j f a. fr r rye ‘ ‘y? ¥ sbta « - . ‘ } & } l Oi i b Ss. > i} ; pSituation was serious. the results of the study of that ‘UY only in the same spirit tn So far from losing by the ex- 8 } wee eg ican people.” licans, in the Seventieth Congress | ¥O"' De any legislation.’ - “ i eee BOS os turd =a 4 } : whiot 4 3 P ss ah Va : aVPMaki 7 i 4 mality ‘ Petrole im regulati« ms. . : ae ) Lie, } : ‘ ii / . : sesmday Sah Chen-Ping, Civil’ Commission were put upon the "- so the great leaders of science change of previous titles for con- | 4 me 196) TT HM, reir ont * talgho ugh the American federa- because of: alleged election frauds Program of Republicans. v f th ‘ovinee, has - | sta , I hei ‘ r ; 4 ’ ‘| Article 126). he Government 1.1) . es td ai ; 3 ernor of the province, has guar statute book by the Federal Re-. i t r laboratories have labore |cessions the Embassy note main- heat ca niet sie “EO ie _ tion is not a part of his organiza-| and excessive campdign expendi- Rex legislation, meanwhile has a + > + _r 4 . . ~~ | am . 2 = i : ‘ : P a : ' Y} 1 n ai @ Q ay yer ¢ f | Cc j Yee . : i ae eer y Ss! | P¢4*er Jongworth has predicted Mom “ard adcvance. 1é@ researcn to accom . , . . ¢ . abs oo » to overtnrow tne ‘ Be : . | that it will be ae years. ie . ‘ ees last great war. As it is, there is t-te peapesed the pester which, lems. The formal! statement relates paign to prevent the seating of a The 1 ye disposed of quick- . 1 = F , *) . = . 4 ‘ = i "t , 1 & ; 4 it : . . . . nes P rey —s . PEKIN’ ia ed i reae no fear of a panic. The system aad ates si aha arvard LAW to the oil laws. ‘candidates in Congress, elected on aie te ceasing. however. al- 4 — ' & ton Dec. 2.—Foreign gun- which was worked out upon the! } : al ‘ - 4 4 , i ~ Rp ee . . . . é . 4¢f : of chow, have been requested of théir . « Ra : the law. It is to be research in up great hereditary estat Eix- > the term of the original rights, and | PSS ae Saniinin een? : : ‘ontends that ‘mn principle” it ~ * ° | ‘Gov search, has pro ed entirely ade- eae +} 17 IN MOSCOW large ly due to treasonabir itter “would ind : ES ee a rE ermnments by Consuls stationed quate for the rapidly er ae ; pure science, the only object of | propriation takes place, it was mid, to obtain them no renunciation of BUT TER tances resort to fraudulent or cor- | WG ndorse wconfiseation or . that river pnort. 2:5 Tle | ‘2s BrOWINE, VasSt- | which is to gain the true incinles | , where tow $71. ctonthemmttn secu aat ts oe gp ha DIE ec BOR oy “ape ip Deas private property in violati of lect for Gifts From These ) river port, 35 miles from / 1. increasing demands of the pro-| whic} SS ee ee ee a) a ee ee ee P ada Refuse Shipments, to|rupt methods, violation of State : 7 , on of e ‘ =" Ps J 3 t i I a ; : " Ahi iW ‘a Pf - " : . lect ) “a rs : *% eas . > *Tidi- es - : aguetion an usiness of the coun- | : P Fe tained for the preserva- munal land is needed for the in-! will have over former titles, leases Vormer Supply. oe % tures or i mpaigns financed by he Goverampent Wie founded. | Swamped. ie OF ae ' ' “The property should be re- TE III ie RT LGR HN a ere IAI SLT At a ali in a Riana degtip cme > 1a REAR pare POOR 0 ENA OBE A DLL LEENA, NEG ITO ANE at me OI tele - ogbeh He sogh ma en “Therefore, the concessions’ tempt is made same Government which is their ? granted by the Government to for- | ‘own and tries to stand for their in-| eign companies imply no expense igary Ot adjdice | terest.”’ lary do not redu r nominations or elections Were ; d . pore approximately 200 eacl of bons I 1] } } erjac As : Sritish, Americans and Japanese et 5 iene tion for seas and order ‘habitants. Wherever land is taken! or agreements, the advantage of : x a rreat corporations sad eal Pm *8d 100 of other nationalities amid | | ae da Uvink we have got to deal We must not deceive ourselves. it is paid for in bonds at a price} being urlassailable im either admiu- MOSCOW, Dec. 2.--Butier. esas uror | Se a a ee j i 3 i 4 : i Pigae . _ Tt. ] 1 ones - , . Hae * Chinese population of 700,000, | “it this subject of law and its ad- | It will not be a brief task. It will fixed by an appraisal board. istrative or judicial controversies.” Russia’s principal agricultural) SEDITION VERDICT REVERSED | eenré to the cisime of Amerteas 1® Fore Office i i me | ncinistration in somewhat the same be long and difficult. The task it- The criticism has been made that | cousin ‘ products, has reached the unprece- | By the Acsocisted Poaes | nationals against the German ‘ Patches as ~ ebbnerncsonsitng S- way. The process reminds one of gelf is difficult. Still more diffi-|this section is tantamount to con-| Washington Papers. Comment on! dented price of $1.17 a pound ‘in MEXICO CITY. heb ¢ — | Government,” he declared after a q i + . + a j ‘ad J , ae o a . .* re my . —_— Diy ths ten xaggerated. i great bed departure tn the Six- c¢ylt will it be to make the effect fiscation, inasmuch as th bonds | Expose of State Department Moscow, on account of a shortage viction for sedition against Lis! onference with President Cogs 3 ” ’ sd 4 ¢ ‘ : i ‘* 4 ‘* . ‘ : . + © . y a i T m4 , thie a? APEDTi- _ | LONDON ny oe —, eventeenth Centuries.) of its results felt and acted upon|@re “worthless.” What, it was Scare Story. in all the State stores. While pri op Zarate of H atutis in comaee- ae ot s Rin’s r Dec: 2.—Great Brit- Boome as he long night of the with a great body of people. But asked, was Mexico's repiy| to this? | Special to the Post-Dispatch vate stores have limited supplies. | ot, mgr ith the: limites Trent a Alax ¢ _ also repterated Bm opposition | Olic ‘ mM die Ages was | ‘ i salts oe ; pita ii sin allies e i ‘rativ — —— . cig ht all- | 2% if Bates . as that of ¢ 1 a nited | . ere parte rom patient of time, who are alwa ys | ties, paying 5 per cent interest and printed from Suntey's Post-Dis- berilan supply, and make butter | in reversing a. lewer| court 3 le-| erase on, . nm o the Me : Pt ae : ie » Was authoritative! y stat-|the old method of teaching stu- ring “Nothi heir redeemable in 20 years, and accep- a OE a ee torv of Assist- | available for export. the Govern-/|_ a _ , _ _” | Nary-Haugen farm relief bill. an. ‘ rjacks in iis : i i ' ed today. 1 : at Aristot] id d Saying avOLnINE 1S eing done: patch the insiae stor o Ssis . ment, dispatches from Pachuca 445 other measure that re : ay — if ; lem ‘ tis regarded as a prob- ‘dents wha risiouie Said, and ex- hurry. hurry. hurry.” Who are al- table at face value by any Wdepart- ant Secretary of State Olds’ at. | ment railroads are refusing to ac- Th Appellate Court, hawever, founai stage o ; . : promises to 10ns of col- \ q | . a . | : 7 toned the Chinese to cf ttle. preceenrs and commenting upon 'wars condemning every effort he ment of the (sovern men? in pay- temy + ta st art o Mexican holsheviat cept shipments to private dealers. pom Bishop cuilty of A sob vetoes : produ ce ns > Ps, | rgument dur- 4 Be » - . ays 4 d > vo 3 Ie . . . oh et ‘ pre ft Ve ‘ ‘ . is Wts nation or »- affair.” ar on- The shortage follows a similar, | rand #cte wito incite the; “ame is opposed to the World s ish lives are ges neered. Research Brings Light. ‘the avowdd opponents of civiliza-' Judges 1n the old English reports nation over the affair, and see oa we bh} . famine }¢ the j one ae 2 ye : rt eas r Court, he informed the N " : He The F — | tion can possibly do. had to deal. cludes with the observation: unaccountabie egg famine in (the | people to rebellion rhe gee iL ; e New York e or Knock-Out Blouses | receive oo continues to; With this new leadership of these) | (1. and patient self-sacrificing| 1 am grateful to the gentlemen, “It looks as if Secretary Kel-| larger cities. & shortage of textile | jate Court did not announce what/ Evening coe today. Answering a ' dras. light percale and madras, Sg ed messages from the | men, the mind of the world began labor in the spirit of witness of | who have inaugurated this move- loge'’s department is in for a rak- _ goods has been aggravated by the ' punishment would be! imposed for} query by ‘me newepaper fjould mne! Blouses in collar-attached Sh a nitios of Hankow | to inquire for itself and to dig true, pure science, IT hope you are ment in the Harvard Law Schoo] | ing over the coals by the Senate, | cold weather, The coffee supply ts that part of the conviction it sue- | sent SS made ae telegram: “Se © 16 years, but not all HE ever, that, sat mated, how- | Gown . ee beginning tonight. Sooner or lat- for affording us a body of men'and it would also seem fairly con- | insufficient and rice has been re-jtained. The Bishop ,had been o--| _ a new now, 5 snes See style . @ fro nearly all the informa- | | certain what was the real nature | r the effects will be the readiust- who. we can fee] confident, williclusive that it has it coming te | duced ina accordance with the year’s |@e:ed to appear before the tower the President in everything emgeep* Hoy» Furnishinga—Second Fleer ™ the latter city appears | | of things. From that period has : ie a policy of curtailing all imperts ex-j|court to answer questions concern- | the World Court, to which tom erhegerate the gravity of the | gone on ever progressing the de- nt of our Jaw apd its adminis- | , ing the religious situation. opposed. vehepenent of science which has re-° tion to the needs of this tumult- the unselfish seeker for truth : Vv s , . ne }uous and complicated world just aS/ geending out of an anonymous story do their work in the true spirit of | it.” Norman Hapgood also deals with cept machinery. ~ hee ~~

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A A A A A PAGE 2¢ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2 1926. = . LQUISAN HEADS 3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH| BRIDGE BILL GOES TO, ALDENY te {ithe was of the $100,000 handed over to Fall by De | reesenesaeiss oc cee E - 1 & MANE mA) Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER ferences between the Terminal Ralflroad Association, | heny in the mute black satchel, into which Walsh ) ; — ig 1876 ‘the Citizens’ Committee and the independent terminal | of Montana put the tongues of accusing furies. : PNR AP OOS 4 . ublshed by | -| The moral is obvious. In following the Fall-Doheny, pe TOU". Gre. : 7 roads, Mayor Miller has turned over the bridge ex em Oo us. ng | br . 4 The Pulitzer Publishing Company change ordinance to the Board of Aldermen for |trial, be sure to get all the testimony. You can de Y MEY See we Beaacve Hannauer at 15 Was ! - ; : @ih y Who Worked With Twellth Bow! Oiswe Se | . ec. lection. | pend on getting all of it in the Post-Dispatch. And | , THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- The bill which will be submitted to the board has in this connection it is permissible, we think, to say | = His Coat Off.” | FORM. been amended since {ts approval by the Citizens’ | that the most complete history of the oll scandal— I know that my retirement will | Go..mittee, in accordance with suggestions of the step-by-step, in all of its ramifications, from Bob ae . make no difference tn itt» cardinat | Post-Dispatch. It has been greatly improved in sev- La Follette’s motion for investigation up to and in- fa 92 : yf . | , 4 feannauer, a native of St.- ee ee ; 4g Sa. who began his railroad work | age digg en Mane ant. eral respects. cluding the current trial—has been told in the col- | | erate injustice or corruption. alway- || With regard to the Eads Bridge, the Terminal rail-| umns of this paper. os, se' 7 > «& age of 15 as & ressenger | fight demagogues of all parties. | oads agree to give the city the use of the upper deck, ——— —— | , Be en the Terminal Failwsy As- | - : was electe dpresident of | ode oon semana to defend and prosecute all litigation attacking the er’ problem only time will tell. The appointment | . 4 EE goston & Maine ‘Railway, one — always -be drastically mndepradent: rights accorded the city by the Terminal. lof this board by the United States Chamber of Com- : “Wiens most important Eastern raii-| | mever be afraid to attack wrong, | In addition to the specific agreement regarding the | merce, it may be confessed, will stage no ovation. At | 4 c | Hannauer, 54 years old. will whether by predatory plutocracy or || building of approaches and other improvements, the 'the same time, the disparaging comment of Repre- | his new Ponnntary poverty. |Terminal railroads agree to construct all improve-/ sentative Dickinson of Iowa, who scowls at the new- see James H. Hastis, resigned. JOSEPH PULITZER. | ments required for the handling of St. Louis traffic, porn infant in its cradle and brands it a ne’er-do- | Soae ¥. 1, Rear qe OCS Er . “HE teteran fering) an ware 86, 007. a needed. well, is quite ungracious. Give the tad a chance. ; anon nis on off.” ‘He LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Touching the use of the Municipal Bridge by {n-| Big Business, of which the United States Chamber oe tetent natn dependent railroad companies, the original bill has of Commerce ts the quasi-official spokesman,» has eeyld stop him | The name and address of the author | been amended by inserting the mandate of the Su- more than once been criticised for its indifference to price: 6" nl must accompany every contribution, but preme Court, which destroyed the terminal monopoly, the farmer’s troubles. It has been charged with ab- — — po . | on request will not be published. Let | requiring the Terminal Association to grant the us€ sorption in its own affairs. Perhaps it has been superintendent of the} ters not erceeding 200 words will receive | of terminal facilities to any nonmember road, ‘culpable. But now that it {s penitent and trying to “upon such just and reasonable terms and reg-| make amends for its former delinquency it ought to ulations as will in respect to use, character he welcomed into the fold. If an outlander like Ship- ans ee and cost of service, place it upon as nearly 8D wu —— * 4 he alist Rg Rae PIT ate ite abi a mab ee a se tytenles a Soh ite ee ee ee a Sa es a ae ee Eee hae we " one. sak! i rtcna ro ed a ee af - ‘. wi r ae ue? * - ye 4 TY TL Pega ensak™ —— ~aponinalonine > - 3% s7 ss Ne i hag ie Gb. ony a i s Es at & i . x of rie Rfid, ee sy tee oh May a , os age x , ’ ee ptr seer Te OO I a ‘ a7. v- e: Raine Ferry ©o.. an affiliatet; ety. H- frequently would he at work in’ East.5St. Louis at an empleye f the ae r -e ee ee ee yo Me eee oe ad . 4 - Ae + Sey . +. » Yh te te’ Dag Ae e ? . ey, eu, ® vs are . 2 s- vee, ae rv, fe ry * ** 7 ’ a) ne ’ preference. - m., said inal. who was associated with | mein those days : Chicago Job in’ 1907. n 9497; “a * * 7 = r iat Re eee ; oe , SO ese ‘oe mee , ots leaving St Louis i ~~, some superintenient of the In- ) Harbor Relt Railway at Chi. ry >» ot a : ae be advan ed to general sSup-: ndent, general manager. and} -4920 was elected vice presiden*. ation which he now holds. He | ie president of the Chicaro; @ Indiana Railway, which a? > & . ; J . ' «; ree aed oA? . Sa. . . ’ ~ i el ives > ’ oio%e “Y sp Lingle a ae ‘ ar om pene Pets - «7 : “ &r : > ! r Pa -*a ? é 7 a S « « 4 » q . . wv v ™ * # ’ ‘ ~~ . bs ; a “ 'é ole 5? . ‘ Z - _ ° -” > 7 , > PP . 4 b Vv oy t £4 > Pe $m: ‘2 e. Le , Be Vw ake ~~. - “~* CPN TS ia ‘ *- . > » e* » 2 f,* + os 4a? tit steg under lease the lines of | Chicago Junction Raltilway. We was in the early days of hisi gg r that he saw the need for a/ ag ce to eliminate the hazardous | w of brakemen who rode cars| i the “hump,” a steep inciine] ga which cars are released.) : ling by gravity to the classi- | gee jon tracks Each car must beiy wrpanied by a man te apply | e@ brakes. and the oecupation i) sidered most dangerous by rail-| ‘gad men. . “eThe annual toll of lives from ac-| ., hy = A ,;~ e hk kM res oa ee “s J pry Vi; * « e id ‘ / Y * . > Kes . : . =." : . Z a ‘ oe bk 8 “ ”* Z ~~ e ail “o ~ >" af e* - 7 Pahpcat * 4 “ a. “aut 3 vi tap *s ; a a VENI w™ . x P ‘ hs r * 3 - : Ror, BS ? “ * e. . al ?. .* % pi “ ~~ ae , ‘ v + ¥ a . a eral of the Canadian provinces in the : f : | first half of this year. If the same pro- | #¢cepted at first by President Cotter of the Manu- tritication of our farms. He said in substance, that a s' Railway, he has insisted si Late : ot lle a ee ae Seesrres — ve gyi — en ware Epon 8 ape agriculture was our one nonelectrified big industry. out the country that prevailed in the sin-/ cific definition of the basis of charges which inde He admitted it would be a tremendous fi cial un * “ LITLE i re t inancial . ow oi aie 1000 rotten would | pendent railroads will have to pay to the Terminal s- ave been lost of the total i) : od a Oi eo ow News.” Our letter column has been open | better assurance that all railroads will have access This electrification plan. we s % it. d ¢ | . : , oe , : ss u i A di ‘ SUOMIT, emon t 9 those who w an. to Pees Se acne to the bridge on faiy’terms, we shall welcome it. We mat Gentine an tati sae sue Bee side in the discussion on compulsory vac- Raa t, Gespite ali the agitation of agriculture’s plight eee. “a believe the Terminal railroads are inclined to accept cination, but this is the first letter re- a and all the propaganda in behalf of various measures Written fer the ceived in defense of the method. Ea. | 4 fair bill and to carry out {ts provisions for the im- the situation still invites investigation It stil] J U S Zz A M I N U T E POST ae srarTce Post-Dispatch.) provement of bridge and terminal facilities and ter- —.,.. a ee “ vites, or, rather, summons the concentrated study of | |i Copyright. 1928. He ag 9 Sie oe i ms al , - « gad 4 “se - » oe as oar ‘ oi r * *4 Ma > — Pe “ . had ¥ “i * - Pe ~~, ‘ .* © . fe > 4 * pt nhs ae hn » ’ yh > “P io ree ~ ~ 2 We? : Sore } pad . v3 ; tw A, dag a abe ae ; My. re. Sai: \ Am ; Ne, ~~ | tv ye ‘ FRE Po ‘7 aqme > or °°? wf, ne ree . ey?" + ’ , a wile « ¢ 9 ; Invention Great Success The device is best described as a Al k brake, metal! brake shoes be- St 7 wg 7 eo: ~ py ® e * r the amount of ge a h speed PUBLIC OPINIONS, ..: 72.3 2a by 23 4 he 4 Tices were | | | | Vaiwva +. | The Terminal railroads agree in the bill to |eonstruction of the southern approach, which i = % - Oo 0 yw re ~~ ERAN ct ~ EK YB i Sap RAS IL a” Se phae J f ip ee ae » 4 i Ae » a i i ies rere smc minal service to meet all the needs of St. ar| heat priaser 3 ———— * Noisy Sirens. ‘traffic Our best practical minds—that is to say, our best | THE PATH OF PROGRESS. @epalled tn the Chicago yards and To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch | ‘ business minds. Converting agriculture from a los-| ARTISTIC NOTE. OLD STUFF, PROFESSOR. From the Manchester Guardian. @ee Illinois Central now is install- T seems to me there ought to be an ing to a paying basis is, after all, a business propo | late war its in the ascendency ; (Serious Essay.) NE of these days a curious history wiig@gg tem at Valley Junction, near uprising of this entire community | : aie sition, and one that must be solved. Let Big Busi- on the stage and in the movies. pd '“Rigures prove.” says Dean Armstrong | be written of the development of lethal: St. Louis. v4 A ar .-— f ; y rovige 2 ivi i TY} “9 > -"hin =i? baad a SS ° 7 : = e« - ee re 4 an sal low ; ? sty f - ; Ae SgMan oe fearful us OL the siren horn reacy provi ied Lor if the bond issue, giving it and ness roll up its sleeves spit on its hands and go be it | movies which will be preserv a of Northwestern University, that the hip | Weapons as arguments” in little differences brothers if. in Sf. Leuls be ae are —— . ? ‘% . — a oe vee am ‘ % : = ” — — all ae Vee . . ad » | : _— —— wr & te ; “Aan —._ } " » : | : ‘ e 1 2 4 4 tliat : nn oom I onan nt automobiles betwee n other roads serving that territory access ito the bridge it & “upon the movies dev o.ves ‘ : flask and fur coat age produces which may arise tn the less law-abiding WW. Hannaue oy Alien al 1e s f . a. : ; : — = ata — he a “hild ' ‘e . age - a" ar ~ ue a * = Bs * orme ree} tent SS ” Sf. «i alse heed i ae - pe = 5 over an approac! independent of the Terminal ASSO- | LaS HK ag Siow i os aa 4 aad aston scholarship. We Knew that all aiong. ite American states. There is a mass of ma- ; oni é ; meet ' © MOrning, as there seems | iat oe | “I” « “ "T”? : present generation how the war ws fur coat denotes a rertain amount of lw terial available. We have Mr. Hannibal 4 al Sane. a. in my opinion, no necessity for other ciation’s approaches. IS, ARE” OR “AIN ‘ ron. There is one point on which the | ury. And luxury, or at least freedom Chollo for insta ith his “bd of E. of 3810 Utah place and . hi - | , ine]; to thi MB ¢ - " The Burlington Rallroad has crashed {nto th ; . , : y Pe napa gS = women Pernmercnan, rs - race - than a bell, which would clear the way We are inclined to think that the Mayor has taken ae ington Mal.road has crasned into the news technique of the movies is faulty—in fact, | care is essential to scholarship ae revolving pistols with seven barrels apiece,” “9 las A. of . . i ® = Pew 4 ' a\' ata Dade . ‘ } 49 ‘ ‘ s 4tsi OF - - . Fg ’ : : that , oe =" = . > ? ; a) 4a) ] ~ ; : ae Tan . _ .7 rye ~+ - ? a ~ a ’ . , , BS Pp = rae few ee encountered at; the proper step in turning over the bill to the Board with the following proclamation: Along its right-of- | ridie. The actors have iearned to put the student to devote his entire time and his swordstick and his great knife. The] th street. ae 4 r >} , . . se . + - » ’ Rr ‘ ty h ie a +¢ on + wr - : s "oF - F * q metinanatmenennantneiteesmeidtiateenei t “ — soph: oe Siren wakes uP of Aldermen. which is the only body that can take W2Y IS produced two-thirds of the oats, both mild 1€ strap of their —e behind their ears, ttention to a problem if he is worrying (bowle knife was also considered a very use+5 1B . ? Bf ws ne entire 4 ver " > of? ? . ' th r F nh sil put n Ss _ y coll r Wi y t be OF FIFTY PRINTS = ougeabg an | - o ~ {fective action on the measure. In the 204 wild, more than half the corn, all of the bananas. a A = ne ial to fF ol Ra over what to @d when the rent collector ful weapon in the old days, though it in= 3 : ee siren orc ala ne : earings and disc ) lib bli Wh five-fourths of the paw-paws, the gavast Irish nask; the directors have learned that gas calls? Can a man compose a sonnet and volved skilled work at close quarters. ab@ Ge ’ * t¢ : reo ? > ; , HeaTID iS o lid } Lic. ° ™ (oWVMs 8 . ™ * Ss FOS Pisa Dta- hal) 1] >i? ton] ve Ty + - . + ’ ; m “ oe firemen go to and from the fire. ae ‘boneg s s peepee mi e puoice | oat a ae, ee 7 ety g aly i sea hells fall with a “plop” and do not ex balance a budget simultaneously? Of (the introduction of the repeating Winchese ae OF YEAR AT ART MUSEUM a 2. TERRY. ever decisions are made will be incorporated in the toes and the loftiest silk hose in the United States. lode, but, gentlemen, in the name of hi3- | course not. What was the Golden Age of (ter rifle was halled as a great boon for thea i Annual Display Including Wa | bill for adoption. A higher-up to whom the ¢opy was torical accuracy, teach the actors that a@ | English achievement? The e of Queen Purpose of long-distance feuds. Another” a Meter itn.” to Cen iN »j oY . ' . am ” ‘— F - + 7” —~ 7 +h > he fous + a = nee ai " m - . ‘ ; - og © itor of the Post-Dispatch. ; - , woul row a baseball. he aspiring that Sir alter Raleigh let Bess use His (| “stx-shooter.” whi ¢ - ; , . Te i cthete te woes euteeenng | BUROETE that it ought not to require much time to this statement go out,” he righteously decreed. “The | arenatd tirewer Uiows them | eves hike as praseil is What ane, thi - flask? Bang cheanenemuneeeea ae ntial io oa The second annual exhibition «f “ ” : #2 ” ; : , ; : sg poy i 3 a a . ss st am Buea ts ee 25 . ong pe . Dp Mty Print he Yes ei er paper, you had occasion to cast _—s a decision and put the Municipal Bridge to | Burlington has a reputation to sustain.” Whereupon/ head, with a stiff arm movement If the Sound scholarship also keeps up with the [parently there ts room for doubt whether | ea ta-th yee "7 pte ; 2 MT . ” . ' . ' > ; oe _S sti- Line “4? r ae ee Wt ra fliections upon a most worthy game ana| Work. That is the end for which the Citizens’ Com- he crossed out IS and substituted ARE. Ata stil]! grenade is thrown as one would toss a prevailing fashion tn thought. the six-shooter was as lethal as some Of 9) cons: oe ¢ gi pes : oe ad . , : 7) + t+ e +. 7 wee - ‘ Rs 4 snwe mtii i » Bae. in behalf of the many followers of table mittee bag been striving for six years and the end Digher-up desk, however, the ARE was changed back | wok $0 motion Stetnte —_— Be The International Reform Federation | va, Wild West stories suggest. In effect S@MiMibition consists of two groups of | tennis, better known as Ping Pong, | ardently desired by the people of ; > + to IS. Then. after th —_ |; @vem tor moucn pictu | ts ‘Ort eae vast amount of lead seems to have bee aan . ee oe ha, ; at Ly sired by the peopie of St. Louis. We want ° en, al e general counsel, the president eee ie wants the Marines used to enforce the pro- | fired away for ev (ee Printa each, one depicting the ant to speak. away for eve actu assa : Ww t 0 t in the fre hi = v v th Ead B and the cha! f th . ry ssinat on, s d of a : t=" — +e st r Your comments about the game pale e highway over the is Bridge. We want . ‘rman o e board had splashed their If Marie becomes reconciled to her err- | hibition amendment. The third amend- (and one Wild West writer has admitted that | oh - MOCerhiiw e6 i ‘ oe . ‘ ‘ ‘ Sar - : il : pi . } . a mi i af . ; wy Bn ¢ ; ; “ i ~~ ’ BS , , = tn : a chop suey emporium with a few dozen big interests to be served, and the concern of the city tainted majority for ARE. Anyhow, there are rumors! married a poor American girl —W. B. Of all = footwear, the most damna- introduction of the motor car has made it | block ‘prints. etchings. squs ; > . ; — ~ ’ ~ ) rad nr, TT, FAT 7 . ve ine ? . ivy? bowls of incense burning around. Then is to promote the public interest, and assure the fu}]] Of a gigantic slush fund by the ARES which the Reed e ° e ie, devilish and murderous {ts the high- possibile to use machine guns in the private © coio! aq uatints, drypoints the atmospheric scheme its not entirely use of the Municipal Bridge by any and all railroads committee wil] probably have to investigate. Do your Christmas iist lopping early. , according to a shoe merchant. ‘or public feud And tt ts even suggested 3 2 Bthographe completed until the players have mas- atti Wh Tite ey Ce a propésition te saiaialdtile s . . bit p . rear or do not jithat the machine-gun may go out of date 4 S a among the etchings ne tered the Chinese language. " eth nee SS ORR ie aananar et iri | The new manager of the Red Sox has | Y®4!.. nds fault with it. very quickly. A police chief has tried the gE”, «(‘Taditional maaner are Seriously, Mr sditor, Ping Pong Is hastens raured man. Instantly—and somewhat petuiantly, en out of baseball for 10 years, or about | . ” ° effects of a gas bomb or two and there is q ich Marshea.” by Frank V/. @ most excellent game. Such organiza- FOLLOWING THE WAY OF FALL. too, we thought—he knocked out both IS and ARE! as long as the Red Sox have been out of ON MY WAY TO YOT. talk of the introduction of the French “75.% aC «€€s« Westminster Flats,” §¥ ; ‘{} ha d q - 4 “ 7 ra : 4 7? Sateen . . ; cer ey a . a wv 2rntlier: . - ry my : tions like th x. me. A. - of ( ; ae i a and wrote AIN'T. | Dail. . ) My heart behoids you waiting arate continues to be stranger than fie- a ~ 4 ~ s en atamntig heer Y. M. H. A. g¢@ in for this form of in- Piha : —— i . * | Before my eyes can see. 40m, and Mark Twain's “Gatling guns at “sen Eby Wayside Inn O@ks, door athletics very extensively. The Nashington on the Fall-Doheny trial concerning the ig A German psfchiatrist says that wom 15 paces’ for a private duel may yet Be we "de Hassam: “Dusk in te Y. M. H. A., for example, holds two Ping testimony of E. C. Finney. First Assist: ecretarv THE WAR ON THE SKYSCR | should not drive automobiles. is usual My soul aw: to beauty 4 S$€Tious p osition. ” edagh.” by Eugene Higzings ; . retary . ) aaZe@ {0 Deaut’ rup és oa 2 & very ye r the iast one > + . . ® . ; ith er? ot. rez © ‘ 5 > . — é bri ii ht ” by 4 nm one “had ae ont nie Many of these of the Interior. The witness’ version of the Doheny| The skyscraper came-to Chicago because of the | ace Pcp singh Mere tig af rege as ae mee Wee ene See he eae > rn ~ Cons veer re ’ aVing had ov entranisS. Many OO. tnese . ' . : ' ee “=~ | geat from which the drivin s done. | POST-WAR POETRY ms OTT a cast.” by Roi ar- } . a Se es tes toat all .: ~ heen t h ¢ all Pe nn ‘y = hh m1 —— - ’ i . : a " players are far from being fellows who ease relates that Fall was absent when the Pear! cramping mile-square of the old business center; to . ° e My love outlines a rainbow From the Spokesman-Review & “Stones of Venice - by Er- ‘ . : ‘ . — : = ‘. s ee be Be = sieht s P ; a 4 hae : : Pi oe a. 4bad as aia + * a S ps : ; carry handkerchiefs in their sleeves. In Harbor contract with Doheny’s company was signed; New York in an effort to multiply manyfold the area STATE DEPARTMENT M In every cloud of blue, HIS year’s crop of Armistice day poems” Roth: “Michigan Avenue” by atc tien rc ther » Post exXx- ’ tiatiane Sod a — , ' li ¢ i ‘ t ; ° — "4 ‘ a - ‘ se . ed oo a — ~soegong cmon oo | that the negotiations for the Government were con- of Lower Manhattan. It proved to have an advertis- Ah, tell the _— -— —— | was unusually large and not unduly = Schneider Saint Jerome. > AvYver’s Kray k bas sat ata ; = i ie . . ™ . . ‘ ; A ; —_ -~ ' > on? mn =e, “a F-s ' ee a Sapa towere get a real thrii!,cucted by himself (Fimney), Admiral J. K. Robison | ing value; this in the case, successively, of the Singer, | a erence A ee 7 | My happiness is perfect bad. Nearly everybody now writes poetry amo *'in T. Wood. and “Logen Witt ei payers, & ; was BGs of th _—_— 4° Directe = = ‘ . Wee i Se : n Rumania, at present, {t appears: The | When I’m on my way to you. for Armistice day, and while a good deal 4 Podesta.”’ br Louis Rose’ ote. i | Jes tl ein in a ame that requires ac- ;, me 4 avy anc irect« r H. F ers From the Memphis Commer ial Appeal.’ poetry. which % to be the Princtpal | 7 inguished ane is “Paatcur, , sm r i .: {son Secretary | 63 , ; cer ' ponsibdie for everything except the fact that a Ommercia: APpeai. 'yric >, boy D 3 mothe Ca! To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch from him that “if Robison and Secretary of the tion which the tall building causes; even small towns | the sun shines : —— oe ee ee ra-" ee ee oe eee tion day poetry was a dependable staple! LES F. MORSE IS DEAD ' ' HE writer is a frequent visitor to; Navy (Denby) think best, close immediately.” have their traffic problems because of it, and all at | ° ° ° I i ’ | - . | ae product. In late years it hag dwindled te” 2.—Charies . FP. ; St Louis and as a rule has very Iit- | Nothing secretive about this. No ace up the sleeve | once it is under a converging fire of expert opinion Daugherty’s testimony was what his mem- j the SA, A A, : , | almost nothing. In the course of ne. DSTON, Hee tle reason to Gomngrnan re ae POUT | net even a lowly deuce. Everything in the open—_ The inventors and auto makers, the Edisons and ory needs—retreshing. i] te J § pf 0 OF Pt 4 the same thing will happen to the Armistice | vi former “president of the! ETS occ caneuus from oa ‘tm the bright and shining clear. Certainly no sus- the Fords, have given attention to the problem. Mr. hls: meaning ate i catia ttn wan a if : , eat + “ fi a — and then it Will be time for an- | City Stock Yard Co. is : picton can attached to Fall in this transaction. Curran, for the City Club, has warmed New York, ask him to sing the baby to sleep. pind dae: ) | .-, a i oe 4 his home here. He was , | : 3 oid. Most of Mr. Morse’s’ city the impressions I get of St. Louts Tier . si + * ; > . s? > feo » . +h > 7? +t, . : : 5 + ee ee moy be a little more pessimistic than The report is correct. but it is a report of Finney’s | that the very tall building must go. E O | ° ° . tjig > PROHIBITION IW = was et hose of ‘the man on the street who direct testimony. Under cross-examination, however, for the American Town ~ io seo ht To err is human; to admit ft is unu } > fia ’ ; _ NORWAY. - mt in the West, where; mimony. . Lion, he wit 3 eri own Pianning Association says aes eee UST Ai. A | : . “tem the Philadelphia Public Ledger. a was well known in railroad | ri ORWAYT has turned its back upon pre A®er the Civil War. in| , : ™ 4 = ; oS nak ia fine city his home. st your ’ , iy ’ Int? makes this Cine city his ho First your the witness’ narrative presents Fall in a quite differ-| there is no traffic solution as long as we continue | aviation ficid: De not know just how lig h 4 ted te Se ene : * aul Deaths from heart disease are increasin ' hibits ‘ & bh he se : fcr it is from the business section, but | ¢@* light. As reported by a sta correspondent of the building Babel towers. Herbert Adams of the Regional | in Chicago. Did the gangsters know that ae ed ‘Con in a decisive manner. Although” | “apt Fved as an officer, he; , ' : . sad a tk . : 4a « « as Se: + , > * é ? =. : * ‘ wpon having : t eall te make 200 Post-Dispatch the crossexamination of Finney re- Plan Committee sees them as threatening the life of! when they signed their truce? / ee ee a cig wt coe Ve Sindee: oy eee aa ti © 5 oe s1@.! uc * ia : F ' ; +h; ‘ ‘ 2 re + miles from here Was seriously thinking vealed that the Pearl Harbor contract was but a pre the city. And still we're building them—while town v6 . . y", at , oe oy nm nese a te “ write eProad Fn o re a | of trking “a T “ - i pen re ferring tc liminary more in the big deal The big dea!) was lanners cont! : _ 7 se . a. , " A New York expert pred! ‘ts houses made : , liquors with an aicoholic content of more | . nt % a iater Yaa appointed the phone book I found the aviation sta- | ; | “ ; | rape Ragan s be sete ee for | with st ei frames 11) e \akys iealion | 7 | ml hi than 22 per cent being totally prohibtted— fas endent of the road in Ne- : , a . bie se ex 4 b,Ke cv ra Der 4 7 ¥ , ’ 7% . “i ca . ay ae tion, anc was surprised to learn I would mace eight montis later, when the whole reserve communities like New York and Chicago is to ignore probabiv ah in a oi and ¢} or sot _ ‘ a referendum just completed indicates ef. In robabiy lives in fiat, and th eople up- a ' | ' é ' ‘- have to go a long ways towards Kansas 88 leased to Doheny. Had Finney been consulted | their cramping rivers and seek business as well as; stairs are fond of dancing ta ‘ Be : oa overwhelming victory for the wets. Pree City before I could start east. Seems to about that second contract? No. Did he know that! residential decentralization. | ° ° ° . ae ; [ yy seg meme mos Norway at the beginnt ; se t ie! Ou! b Doe sh gs : ' : a\ | . b of tne ori ar ar ad age Bo one : saath 2 apo’ leat & lease was being negotiated? No. The witness,| Amid all this sudden clamor one quiet voice may One nice thing about the approaching : DS Sth. fy nent when in 10 8 gee ex n wanes Sc8eral superintendent of \ - : Toe itner Lorin or SOU e Ras : . . ; * a i ' Christ as is the fa = :.— te ae ws / —— ‘ pat s¢7 é s i . Tren um was % : . és & giancing timidiy at his former chief, Fall. acknowl- presently make itself heard. It is the expert judg: | “4 - eo. a a Se ' t 4 . , held in which 489.017 persons voted fer f= kaon. “ity Stock Yards Co. the busy section of the city. Being an 7 tee | aan @ ! : : x-flver of the days when we still useq ¢dged, in a low voice: “I mever heard of the lease—j ment of W. Bourke Harmon of the Harmon Real | we Se Te on oe meee | ow , oe and 304.673 against. At that time the | a he became - president, bh trent a i911, I still know enough | Well, untll some time after it was made.” | Estate ‘Corporation (New York City) that the mod- haga s.#lhis . alcoholic content of liquors wag limited te | . ; ase o- his re- of the ‘“Tiying ime” to rec if “s o " me ee pe I ent, bi was increased per ” ‘ r. rae Was gs ° ognize = & That second lease was the “gravy.” It was out ern skyscraper is not all an economic asset. It is.| | Business depressions, according to a Yale : , | sch pppoe Fe En antthe ities oe ene | — — promotion , | ; P . - ; c - . a+ cy . ‘ ' | nsas City Belt Railway landing place—-so here is hoping when . | ‘i cite elke bo tte on, re of this lease that Doheny felt he would be tn bad | he says, the first two stories that produce the reve.| Professor, follow long dry spells. It looks my ‘ment and of preventing smuggting , and not half way to Kansas City luck if he did not make $100,000,000. No subordinate | nue; above that no more is realized than enough to | bad for Republican prosperity if General Og" 7 ently, created a situation which. a a as & former president ef the | 1 | Andrews ever succeeds tm doing what he opinion of a large majority of vot shoul tan Railway Co. of Kan =T y of voters, 4 City. : "4 A. A. LEMEN. ibad a hand in this. Finney was as Diissfully ig-| pay the interest. threatens to do eee a : 7 ; . i be solved by a repeal of the law. oh tia ee fae PLN aia Bi 8 DO a Sige bl $ Aly ON deans ep Aentaee | beng Sean Ved PP A emma ee tihake te - >” ** apis he went with the Santa : general superintendent. He that position in 1879 to: tnd ow ie x —— ‘ oe a8 % =< 0 7 . ana oe ee ta!

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a -ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 21 THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2. 1926___ —— ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A yt CHAMBER OF COMMERCE te eaten SERINE ences et ' music. I LOUSAHEADS — nl DINGMAN ROAD e Hannauer at 15 Was 4 30V Who Worked With His Coat Off.”’ Hanndter, a native of St. | qho began his railroad work the age of } 5 aS a messenger | gor the Termina] Ieatiway As-— ion, when the Unifon Station | . at Twelfth and Poplar streets, ' was electe dpresident of Be Hannaue me his new duties Jan. James H. Hastis, resigned. | if eet? feran Term * him as e4 with hi most important Eastern raii- r, 54 vears old, wiil 1, suc- inal employes _re- “the boy who s coat off.’ ‘Hie a persistent worker and noth reould stop him.” ine the office of the Super- ‘. one said. RISES FROM RANKS | BRE LIS 4 ‘ EE SOS ee a me pee CORR (RRS + ore prety Sarreevenogerwwreret sail ‘Chamber of ‘ratified the | work. 'Clara avenue. Miss Maxwell will ‘be the honor guest at a dance the evening of Dec. 18 to be | given by her father at the St. Louis ‘Country Club. | Suests will be ‘ingham iof friends vesterday ley, Two or More Lines of Industry, Put to Work. The Chamber of Commerce has formed a “Greater St. Louis Organ- ization” within its membership de- signed to be the creative force for the expansion of the city. A meet-! ing of commitiee heads at Commerce yesterday | plans. 73 committees, the; There are each | ‘with a chairman and each repre- ‘senting two or more allied Ines of industry. The duty of the commit- tees is to interest all businesses in | St..Louis in the chamber and its dinner seventy-five About invited. Mrs. Leonard Hall of 4947 Court entertained a group announce the engagement sister, Miss Elaine Mabley, daugh- ter of Mrs. Fanny Woodward Mab- and Frank Schramm of Bur- | wed- of the Zuck- ' 1] afternoon fw | Radiola 26—eight tube super heterodyn RCA Radiola 28 and Model 104 Power Lotidspeaker et Power Operated! — From Your Home Lighting Current No Batteries + ag ms wings : Barco: : vide 4 oe FO SE NRMP Res TON AUN 5 PAR a hie ’ EARNED LM GPL ALTE DOA ERA i ca eR a en we ee - ’ then. CLLEGE ITS A AOE TARR BiG Nl NN NUANCE ay ie. eon er eee es shes NE SOREN ER a alt AF Hy 3 £ 2 ‘i r t Aags SY CoS Yea Perel aa gh ee de eths Map nagl a Go RIES i Bae I) Ber orca RSW in wile BZD Re: app et Pah: Nas sty > ’ ; 2 ote » HANNATER a lington, Ia. The time with loop (ads le for antenns.) Tune with a single fnger! With 8 anus ~~ ding will be announced me gg a cierk in 1890, n ——— ehief clerk, and in 1903 ' aa : y a mF - . + } . p made superintendent o! Miss Mabley is a graduate of the ig F351; i , ‘ ¢ | Wisconsin and spent} Meine Ferry €o.,.an affiliate! | \ : | ‘University of “a He frequently would be» OC1id CMMs ly tn Euror . : : |i last year in Furope we Louis at er. She is a granddaughter of |! . Y ‘ ro alvin “¢ ‘ard F ORMER Secretary of Agricu)- jlate Prof. Calvin Woodwa! | followed. Anschuetz led mr ROY ALEXANDER. his chorus through the lofty arch- ways and vaulted naves of the Pal- with delicate preci- the voices of the delicate, later. Director ey ‘ Mee Une * i . : | RCA Loudspeaker 104— power speaker | with bartery eliminator . . clear at a OTTAWA, Dec. Joseph , ny whisper and clear at the volume of a brass of 44 band! : Complete, $275 Pope, former Undersecretary | $ pven ple He Borage gpa senund WT Pil evee'sesscopeiettichete ACen died today at the age of 73 years. | ine cleeelt cedebtescngene 4 Sir Joseph played a large part in the civil service of Canada during the past 45 years. He was the son of the late Hon. W. H. Pope, one | of the fathers of confederation. He was once private secretary to Sir/ John MacDonald and wrote his bi- | Sir Joseph Pope Dies in Canada. By the Associated Press. De al Oi te a ke TT a A year ahead of all er RCA Sets are built for complete lighting socket operation—tried, perfected and proved RCA Radiolas are made to operate without batteries-— not madeover for it. They bring realism through power— they bring the finest music into the home; music that is clear and real at any ography. volume —-even the volume of a whole The Right Rev. J. J. Davis Dies. orchestra. RCA Radiolas require neither antenna, ground—nor batteries with the DAVENPORT, Ia., Dec. 2.—The | . ’ . | | new A. C. Kit. ; Single dial operated without sacrifice of : moth- estrina music -ision, blending i men and women to reara | Gothic-like cathedray of music. It was followed by Mozart's “Ave ji 'Verum, sung in Latin like the | with faultless enunciation, ,and serving even more than the Palestrina to show the perfect con- been made of itrol of the director upon his choir with her ?.—Sir ae’ ®. at work in East St. f/m, said an employe of minal, who was associated with min those days. C Chicago Job in 1907. Bese Jeaving St. Louis in 129 Hecome Superintenlent of the ma Harbor Belt Railway at Ch he advanced to general su mtiendent, general manager. 1920 was elected vice presiden: sesition which he now holds is president Chica: ber & Indiana Railway, whic es under lease s Chicagd Junction Railway. 7 was in the early days of hi that he saw the need for ce to eliminate the hazardou gk of brakemen who i wom the “hump,” a steep incline which cars are released, the Sy 3 ture, David Franklin Houston eng steal rae vg 4 | ; f r Ege Mr. Schramm member o! | of White Plains, N. Y.. and mminent famity f Burlingt - |Mrs. Houston, arrived in St. Louis ag compen Pret f the yesterday to be the guests of Mr. Tr a, hee . ie re ebene MCMMiEk Jones)... inne Thats 6 Westmoreland place. Mr. and Mrs. Houston are former St. Louis-| Announcen | : ans. They will remain until Sat-|the marriage mebelshines ie | nga ones truamceamamamiane urday. Thompson, son of Mr. Mrs. Then there was “Die Beiden Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meredith ae ero a tn hes | deat pin eqn ateg mse oil SL... Kauffman of 51 Portland place| assegell nonce er i: . hove _— roe we hag big al ba. ae ce |? iompson, ughte rf ii- | ters of worldly fame an oul uke Mugs ae delis arte,c) rhe wedding took place in Indian-|German without accompaniment old, Bishop of the rages ic er | Armit of Colorado Springs Colo., | They ate sperd- | and featly concluded with hens | os op oan yong ll a i a re ee ee ae ght id in Chicago. | balanced, triumphant, ; Death ended an illness of more . | Rumsey, Thompson was educated | in which ithe itqm- | then © yest guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew | at the Culver Milita ne howe) quality—and unusual selectivity. | a ne uive ailii ry Academy, | s 2oOr ° a . Johnson of I ortland place. A num He is a grandson of | ‘Gatver, Ind. In a-word the RCA Radiola insures the be f oth artie , iy 4 mveling by gravity to the “ee est = aap oo7 ope og 5 a ithe late James Green and is relat- | “ . a don car muet 2, | for them, including Mr. and Mrs.| . in picid | , | | mation tracks. Each car must bh: st 'ed to several prominent families | Rncliedlinn Sa ere ultimate in Radio. A. C. Kit, $35 extra. mpanied by a man to apply Johnson’s dinner at the Louis | in St. Louis. | ssi Open Evenings Until Christmas nd is RTE? png Club Monday night. | mwexes, and the occupation i: Mrs. Earl M. Conner of 8567 is a wes g' wees 3 De - i : 7 "a e sis of the Ee tjho ee . ine ;41it S we . ‘. bdetenarl’s a - + +” * we e a N al i ee apolis Saturday. ing their honeymoon nificently passage Radiola 28 forte . ro it’ classi- cn The RCA Radiola 28 and Model 104 Power Loud Speaker with A. C. Kit is the finest Radio combination—the last word in performance. Hear it at the Aeolian Company. Learn about our Special Christmas Terms. Country ; vil} lf Lid ¢ ior ld etenteenen ttns ae e o e ae and 4 sna — ye momed — ot = apenas Allen, poeeente | winter was Miss Eleanor Maxwell. —e : epee; as if daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard | qaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. mtor of the electrical car retard B. Allen of Maryland avenue. | Maxwell of 5922 Clemens avenue. Mrs. Schevill’s sister-in-law, Mrs.| the guests will be a number of | Invention Great Success Clement Ross Duncan Meier, Mrs. | close friends of the guest of honor. | The device is best described as q Allen and Mrs. Archie Lee, will as- —_—— k brake, metal brake shoes he- hosts in receiving. and a A group of Junior League mem- | placed on either side of hes clan el Alien’s friends. in- bers will direct a sale tomorrow | and held ea Anne Wallace, Miss and Saturday of the products of) ESE in such a Miss Gertrude Catlin, j he Occupational Therapy Asso- | m the wheel reaches them thev&@Miss Marcaret Rumsey. Mis Eliz- | ciation of Missouri and the Barnes | forced apart and the car i: “4 1} r, Miss Mariorie Nieq- ‘Hospital Occupational Therapy | e@ by friction. Speed of the ring] = 4 ee “Tiff ra ,e] - ia | » 4 I Miss 2uth McElroy, workshop. Ciifford Abeles has do eis determined by the amount of «ce P . . ate ‘5 ? 515 Ylive treet ’ . Schevill will display — the shop at oy Oltes eheeal é SS , Tv. ‘ » TY) ¢ B ‘ . ' x ire used. a pastel of Miss Allen which he (°F te purpose, and ie, Saw I IC OPINI eer in controlling the speed of . ON the first re-! pac ic a Post and Mrs. Floyd Augustine will 7 . comsbsonte be in charge. A list of the young MWljiec Snecan Matet ao la! 2 “aes T1¢ 77 4 that it was said Hannauer Miss musan ©! has departed for i women selling follows: Miss Mar- f @ “make a bex car do every-. 2€T home in Covirgton, Ky., after! celine Reyburn, Mrs. Dudley but talk.” The devices were 2 Visit here with Miss Margaret | French. Mrs. C. C. Alle 2 er 4 es, were oy § SO ¢ ee ° ° ° ien Jt... Miss iF PATH OF PROGRESS. led In the Chicago vards and Manchester Guardian. | bf these days a curious history will ritten of the development of lethal as “arguments” in little differences Mahler, debutante | Mary Elise Lammert, Mrs. Edward " ~ oayorhtersc aa r» ; ‘ Iinois Central now is aughters of Mr. and Mrs. Louise! Gardner, Miss Leonore Cahill. Miss them at Valley Jun ay arise in the less law-abiding states. There is a mass of ma- . 7 TT) 3} lary ren | 4 Frank Mahler of Brentmoor. Beatrice Kroeger, Mrs. Joseph O. t St. Louis. Ailable. We have Mr. Hannibal Mr. and Mrs. George Bernard | Rand, Mrs. Allen Wyman. Miss mree brothers live Cecil avenue wil | Leota Cotter, Miss Trimble Hoblit- Ph W. Hannauer. for instance, with his “brace of pistols with seven barrels apiece,"’ in St. Gannett of 6435 have as their guest Mr. Gannett’s| zelle and Miss Janet Wallace. ue, former pre Rea Estate Exchange;} York, who will arrive tomorrow Gstick and his great knife. The ife was also considered a very use- Mrs. Rees of New | rles-E. of 3810 Utah place and| with Mrs. Gannett, where they at-/ muas A. of 2413 South Thir-/| tended the Army and Navy game bth street. Saturday. Mrs. Gannett has been | eee are Visiting her sister there and was/| On in the old days, though it in- moll QF FIFTY PRINTS joined & tow Gays age by Mr. Gan- | | Killed work at close quarters, and inett. He returned to St. Louis | | fuction of the repeating Winches- ) OF YEAR AT ART MUSEUM Monday. | : as - . = iat, } ial espe ha ~» o oo gg 2 for the d Annual Display. Including Mrs. Charles W. Nugent of 401 |! " tig ‘| > i ar gga. mal of “Modernists.” to Con- | North Newstead avenue will re- | ter o or eg the arrival of the ae tnue Until Dec. 27. ;} turn home next week from Detroit, reements Pi. “bea oe to West- “Giithe second annua! exhibition «¢| Where she is visiting her son and one . td : or “hen ss asy Prints of the Year h&s been | aushter-in-law, Judge and Mrs. |. “a ; : or Goubdt whether i q|De Witt Merriam Prior to her || hooter , mrened in the City Art Museum and} *’* 3 gp ahs West ? ers or oe one. of ™ Continue until! Dec. 27 The | ae teens ee eee epee Pe al os —. item In effect a bition.consists of ‘Cam sroune of | time with another son-in-law and 8 to have been @rinta each. one depicting the | 22Ushter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Her- sehen .c:...| vert of Philadelphia. Mr. and |}: ay for every actual assassination, a Of “modernists” and the ot‘er Mrs. Herbert are receiving congrat- ated “gre ne has admitted that those who cinfine th , t a * 4 Ini 1e lems P r Dusiness of “shooting out tional treatments eves TO ulations on the arrival of their . ones. ‘third son. | " required only a moderate skill, : | wind of a heavy bullet could be m Varieties of prints are from | seta © do what was wanted. But the % intaglio and printings and | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gorman r & horseman's weapon; now the ae ete, Hnoleum curs, | 12mbert have taken possession of | lon of the motor car hae made it block prints. etchings, aqua- | their new home at Chevy Chase, | i to use machine guns fn the private ® color aquatints, drypoints| Md. a suburb of Washington, D. | p feud. And it ts even suggested y ethographe. ee eee | EB machine-gun may go out of date mOtable among the etchings 2one | be™Mon Sipple, daughter of Mr. and |): - kly. A police chief has trie@ the @ethe traditional manner Mrs. William Caleb Sipple of Brent- | iS & gas bomb or two, and there is ; th Marshes.” by Frank v7. | ™0O°F- RS e introduction of the French ‘‘75.” 7". “Westminster Flats.” The newly elected officers of the | ji..* fume of the true Paorisienne- Mtinues to be stranger than fic- mrew R. Butler: “Douarnenoz.” |Fourth Friday Dancing Club, | an VIGNY -PARIS Mark Twain's “Gatling guns at Kerr Eby: “Wavside Inn Oaks,” meets for its parties at the | [isip¢s.°0%> for a private duel may yet be Childe Hassam: Louis Woman's Club, are Mrs. | | tIONEL, 320 PireTiH AVE. NEw YORK . Prupos!ltion. megh,” by Eugene Hiecines: derick L. English, president: ——— ——. might,” by Troy Kinney: |Duncan I. Meier, secretary, and fornia Coast.” by Roi Par- arry C.. Avis, treasurer. Mrs. Who Wear Sizes 36 to 56 me: “Stones of Venice.” by Fr- | fred: rick ™ Lake Jr. ts the retir- Roth; “Michigan Avenue,” by [/m The next dance to And Also in Our Misses’ Styles Department —Last Days of Our Annual Schneider: “Saint Jerome.” |be given by the club will be the S —Inventory Reductions 4 Frank!in T. Wood, and “Loge! Dec. 17, with a buffet | —At Savings of 25% to 40% Podesta,” by Louis Rose: err. turkey supper pr¢ceding the danc- | me of the most charming wood /|‘U5- ae Every One an Outstanding Value in this group is “House in Dig- Mrs. W. D. Waller of 5153 West- | . 4 k Special! ) rock Sp anese product that is simply marvel- | acai UWS MAMMAL ULLAL SHALL ered Most dangerous by rail- Mr. and Mrs. William Valentine | camens avenue will be hostess at eve will entertain at tea this! 4 small tea this afternoon Mrs. the OMPANY 7% MISSOURI ww. P. CHRISLER .PRES. , »] »f i cf frory on aa tTernorc Us r Leh earyily)’ ? ; , " ‘ ? The annual toll of lives from a fternoon at Mr. Schevill’s studi ‘| Don C. McCord of Great Neck, L. y in this. work is large, 318 North Euclid avenue, in honor|; who before her marriage last KING SAXOPHONES AND BAND INSTRUMENTS Miss Miss y°? 4 Yr , 4 a * ’ ‘ PAPMUTLMLMALLLLL LAVELLE Ui; Lindl Lett Ht Uae we there by pneumati ei . ‘ - nor ; — a) aa ; i ie | 4 i . SISter — GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE SILK STOCKINGS Chiffon Silk all the way up with lisle soles for extra service, $1.95. 3 pairs, $5.70. A Generous Christmas Gift. VV OW WO 00 We We We ee ee ie ei Ov ee ve Se viVvwe Wi evieiws ER one ** Se 8 468 eee sea . - 7 ae eee A AAA ARM SARALRARERARAORRS EKER na nwmhehanan aaa nbn Se a ee etait ee oe CN STE REN RN BRN Dt. Nr e ~~ Ser *ee sa LAABAASE ALE LPI Iii) CHILDREN’S BRANCH MARYLAND AT EUCLID Shoes—for Children of all ages Hosiery—for Women @ Children i he a (Advance Season Models in Silk Alone Excepted ) | re And so is the day of all those who have waited for certain Unrestricted choice, on Friday, of every sport or dress Felt, velour, velwet, velvet-and-silk combinations, etc., A day of supreme Hat values such as comes but HEIR day is here! Hats they've coveted. Hat in thee Winter collection. originations and chic Paris copies. LARAAAAAABAAEA) 1 DODD i ~ — “Dusk in lve twice a year. En OO Ot ey ING ape Eee ete One we: CCID ERI | Ag tr mrs POST-WAR POETRY. » Spokesman-Review. year’s crop of Armistice day poems unusually large and not unduly ly everybody now writes poetry ice day, and while a g00d deal ome talent stuff, it grades fairly e new development ig compen- r the decline tn Decoration day hich used to be the principal . When we were a boy Decora- poetry was a dependable staple In late years it has dwindled to othing. In the course of time thing will happen to the Armistice » and then it will be time for an- $25.00 Hats. $22.50 Hats. $20.00 Hats. $17.50 Hats. $15.00 Hats. , $12.50 Hats. ' $10.00 Hats. $ 7.50 Hats. $ 5.00 Hats.. Myles Millinery Salon—Second Floor - $12.50 - $11.25 - $10.00 - $ 8.75 $ 7.50 $ 6.25 $ 5.00 $ 3.75 $ 2.50 Late arrival of manv of the smartest of midseason models adds to the interest of Hundreds of Hats render se- The original price tag is on president. a evening of this event. lection easy. each hat. Deduct !4 at Time of -Purchase No Exchanges, No Refunds, Please! ee AAAAL STASI ESI EIT TITIIIITIT1irs ~» 3 oy a # 3, . mins er pia : Wevesvey s &S Vevevurvew : ze S Ss S a

JHITBITION IN NORWAY. Philadelphia Public Ledger. Y haa turned its back upon pre- bn in a decisive manner. Although mis not in the same Class with merica ag regards severity—only &n alcoholic content of more r cent being totally prohibited— zum just completed indicates an hing victory for the wets. Pro- me to Norway at the beginning orid War and was made perma- 4 m in 1919 a referendum was sy kK hich 489.017 persons votea for it LAs 73 against. At that time the content of liquors wae limited to pt, but it was increased to 31 per The rete. of enforce-. | C preventing smuggting, e ’ ity Belt Railway ted a situation which, - we q — rmer president of the | ows nd " —73 little and ; hands amid ekin. It costs littie a ip | Friday—A Special Purchase and SALE of $12.50 to $6.50 FOOTWEAR Pumps. .Ties..Straps. .Oxfords PLATTS ITTIITIT — od LAA RARAE a 7 : If you have waited until now to purchase a new Coat and you want the best at great savings, this is your opportunity. Lavishly models, beautiful new styles, fur-trimmed handsomely lined. Wide selection. fone Bryant Sixth and Lecust Sts., St. Louis A timely purchase of advanced and mid- season styies from a well-known, leading maker. Many patterns identical with our best lines. Choice of highest spike, mil- itary and low heels. All sizes in the group. + —s Rie p** Went with the Santa — Tal superintendent He * that position in 1879 to Sehera) Superintendent of City Stock Yards Co.. | en became president. that office until his re. | ay Ping Ss 1913. Mr Morse was . *d with the promotion | "#" — re V+ beh eV wees ewe & tion. ~ Scotia,” by T. W. Nason. gave a bridge party | ous for its beautifying properties Just 197 of the seasons smartest ished one Is “Pasteur,” | this afternoon in compliment to} whether used on the hands or face. Dresses. suitable for a [ Ld LLL OL Senet - Cherry Patent...Patent... Black Satin Colored Kid...Velvet...Colored Suede SUIT TTE —= m Mothy Cole. | Miss Dorothy Maxwell, debutante | ——.. kind of work a i artter- F, MOR e F | daughter of Harold Maxwell of 501 | street anc ION, Dec. 2—Charies YF. ADVERTISEMENT noon wear, formerly cy tone wet ee How to Have Soft, Pretty White Hands priced up to © & eee Myles Boot Shop—-Main Floor nae €4 ‘ reiinement. cations of Ice-Mint a “*#b eevee . ane * -- - Fn Hp RPA AREAAA ER ER EAER FARE FA EAA AREER EH EHS RHA ORERA EROS OERERE 4 - se arene ‘eee ene ‘ * RAO ON ALAN AA OTN A BEN OAR. me a a large majo Rai ' . pa Grigcis's everywhere.

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_sT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 . a 1926 i ee EVENING, DECEMBER 2, PAGE 22. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH IRISH B00 60V. GEN. HEALY dience. A man in the house rose and‘ called for “Three boohs for ~ asoren Box - Dublin Theater Healy. the British King’s repre- vege Returns With Police. eo oe sentative.”’ There Bas A vigorous Rr Matted Press. pt "BI. TN. Dec ° _-Governor- | response. General Timothy M. Healy with-| When Healy returned iater the drew from the royal box of the-’boohs were repeated, but this time Gaiety Theate: Tuesday “night police were called and the disturb- .when he was hooted from the au- ers hurriedly left the theater. THURSDAY ANOTHER TRUTHFUL MAY-STERN & CO. 237 S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS F ANOTHER TRUTHFUL ADVERTISEMENT look longingly at a car you've wanted, oh You'll get that same giad thrill of possession when you first tune in with your— WCHELSEA Yru~tone ST. ee An investment in Radio enjoyment. This powerful six-tube re ceiver will do everything anyone could desire of a radio. Unusually selective, with excellent Vohrme end tone. Factory Representative St. Louis and Adjoining Territory N. E. Hill & Co., 608 Wainwright Bldg. St. Louis, Mo. Factory Representative Kansas—Nebraska—Ohichcorma—Western Missouri Mid-West Sales Co., 1127 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo. CHELSEA RADIO CO., Chelsea, Mass. BARNEY'S 1° GOLD-PLATED AUTO-STROP Sat LTY RAZORS Set is complete with strop and blades ing outfit. Fully Guaranteed $3. 50 Flashlight 300-foot spot $143 49 egg 3 cells, complete $5 GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS All the newest models, complete itn a case with 10 Genuine Gillette Blades. Choice of any model resharpen any Gillette. Purham- Eveready. Enders and other Cheice of any model, this week rane IRON brand, 15c TWO-WAY ELECTRIC agroned = .19¢ $7.50 ELEC. WAFFLE IRON, $3.98] $6 Hot Point Super Elec. iron. $4.49 | $1.25 Guaranteed Alarm Clocks 79c Clocks. 79c $5 Star-Rite Heating Pad, new. $3.69 | $3.25 Big Ben Alarm Clocks. $2.29 Christmas Free Gift S Choose a Free Xmas Gift With Every Purchase Metal Smoking Stand $1.00 or FREE with a purchase of $10. Occasional Chairs $22.75 With varied coverings, or FREE with a purchase of $200 to $225. Mahogany Finished Rocker $12.95 Upholstered im. velour, or FREE with a ne gag of $101 Occasional Table $7.95 Mahogany finish, or FREE with a purchase of $51 to $75. Cedar Chest $12.95 or FREE with a purchase of $101 to $125. All pieces are gracefully designed and proepertioned and are con: This Remarkable 8-Piece Complete Bedroom Outfit Cane Panel Walnut Steel Bed. ... Walnut-Finished Chifforobe. Where can such a complete outfit b May-Stern's. . . and only for one da tunity to inexpensively furnish that furnishings you are now using. In not be duplicated soon again. An o All Cotton Mattress. ...Link Steel Spring.... Costumer.... .Chair and Rocker. ...and a Beautiful Sik Bed Lamp » . c hought a erin os su 4 P : = \ 4 a > a a Fr 'H the | a en ~ V. riG a Cig id wk > a 7 yuTr®E ' spare be CFO ita ee al -~ > . an . Citiici Cdse tills —_ « 1 ar maT ht Tm Oe t tfer A hich bsivwail “ee a ee Sere re “ a : , - - > i Fi A ot¢-um / - : = ° a ee) ee } re + + ent - ‘sere : 4-Pc. Walnut 5 Bedioom Suite trom genuine walnut veneer combined with other hard finish is ea rich due-tone walnut Pay Only $7 Monthly 1 sacar ns 4 ~ a ee RG 4 aoe: Pre os mn a " ‘( eommmmapammts C4 i C4 > common fl 0 GS / 3 ’ 8-Piece prog Room Suite A. siica ies gn Suite consistir ot itfiet. extension table. host + pair 2nd exce ch This 7e Su one is mace of deau 4 es mn aes BP muss dle ove woe $5 Gas ge rates T his Suite Pas Onl) $3 a Month! 5 eye > a8 ED rer US wpe FS. @ Gat Ses oo 2-Piece Carved juvene onme Suite a ~ med eye achat | pring. cat = ec ) . S-note Plave: standard Plaver action + ~ or 2 os + - -4 . MCNnMents anc scywntrtn Ge- ' ee a on — ; inms&rument and one with a ~* . 7 > & — ; a _ aiig Le we |] knc man Muell.auser ak CASC CHRISTMAS DELIV ERY IF DESIRED No Interest—No Extra Charges PIANO DEPT. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Calf’ MAin 0354 for Appointment. . Our Car Will Call for You oa

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ee > a eR ae - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [wairrs-2,. Tae us ae “ Eh ene, eroM ane Cede PRL . s A nea - . ee , igs Pe Le eo bs weiband - Am “ tea . 4 Panny 8 , ee ene os ANOTHER TRUTHFUL ADVERTISEMENT ee ee = ee Am em me ee et ee — ———EEE ee ee a ee PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926. PAGES 23—40 *) . 1 — gomegere | OFS BACK 10 JAIL KK KOK OK OR ok kD ik ok ok JO DOO DOO COOCOO OOO DOOOOOUGODOROOr kkk KR KK KF 1 Black as Night —— eee ee ve pcerr: | UNDER DEBTOR LAN Tan Shoes are correct as concrete for the day- time... but atter business | W. H. Todd of East St. Louis i went back to the St. Clair County Black as Night is Right. | 9/5 vesteraey unaer tne ot mninots debtor law, after a second atempt | |to regain freedom by court action. | | 3 |Under the law, which has_ been! A Big, Breezy Blucher 'invoked several times in -the last Brogue Oxford in 'year, he must remain in jail so} long as his creditor Fred Stark of | tan or black Calf. | Belleville, sees fit to pay the coun-| 'ty $1 a day for his board. Last August, Todd’s automobile | hit Stark’s machine @n the Mascou- SWO PE ‘tah road. Stark sued for damages, | getting a judgment for $300. Todd} Kiddies’ All-Steel Scooter | a : & H oO E & 'refused to pay and Stark had him | | ‘Jailed on the ground that his re-| $1.00 | a 'fusal to pay was with malicious; | or FREE with a purchase of for men | intent. $10. ae ee ~ ee anaeingmncee a OV - a a ieee sores Recor) Nalnpentagn tote ve ee a. ee Ds w Sr agate (a ew sasingeen ; ty." es » N. W. Cor. Cherokee & Iowa 2731 Cherokee St. Star Square’s 8th Money -Saving Store Buy ata ate Rete grate Ratan ee Ome Nee Ne ee si Saliba soit Pa hats Semaine Doicde itt coc ok cece, oes ; Cd ; epregnapees, eecnsrsiae = 4 . _ meee momen th . rn : i nnreemmmnndttt — — » — taal ur pines day > ign we Oa wh Mewapetilede iyi Vans aid oh. torte ste RO arr ae Sa pe 2 eevee? ta . eee - (te lt AARNE I AIS TNR Nt AS AE ACER ERGY nrc Me a ee ee ee Seek ge AS vee “ ye - wn - ow te CONCENTRATED effort to please tells the story! 35 years’ experience in knowing what and how! Every time you walk into a STAR SQUARE Store you walk out with the assurance that every customer must be a satisfied customer. Huge volume buying power—eight busy stores in this growing chain—guarantees you fresh, clean, seasonable goods. Radio supplies or auto accessories of the highest quality at the lowest bed-rock prices. COURTEOUS SERVICE ALWAYS! “Look for the STAR SQUARE Store in your neighborhood. Go to the one nearest to you.” A TIMELY SALE OF EREE’_y Cold Weather Auto Accessories : — nm Fully Guaranteed for One Year | WEEDSKIDCHAINS Regular 30x31, Ohains $3.38 31x4 Chains. |32x4 Ohains. _33x4 #£=Chains. a AUTO STORAGE BATTERIES | _ {@@MN@SAA) 232x415 Chains. 33x44, Chains. 25 | ON E | 34x41 Chains. $15.00 Value; . i P |33x5 Chains. , ay ’ | 35x5 Sal pen Chains ate ak ae ee SOOO Oooo WOO Ree CCccIcicicic se ic se. Per oy | , > «ale ~-of C ee ~~" a“ af h i ata ae ta ca | Last week Todd sought freedom > ‘by a habeas corpus sult and was) : overruled by Circuit Judge Crow. | 922 Olive St. |'Then he petitioned the County | | Court, under the insolvent debtor | : : act, and was at liberty under bond | Dancing Ties $8.50 oo Patent or Dull Calf ‘until vesterday when the court dé- | | nied his petition. Better Ualue Dollar for Dollar | In the County Court, Todd de- ” .—4nnrGeueee ee we nn Ai | ety Pied” Oa, Bit a i lj clared he sold his insurance policy ' back to the company to pay a $59 Police Court fine but testimony was that the fine never had been L paid. Stark declared he-would pay i ~ ‘We — - = an [Eee aaa « nes Oh ha ee hoe “ ia . Se eat ot aie ana a ain ee ns ase eT saeanaeiuandaunaienenonmsat MIRE FRI TT ae Bite nh ms ASAE NE URIS ig AMR HINES AEN tnt Ue eK EE NMRA SDN RONG NRRL NN Some hee aw ate " ere re ee ee Uh: | . | 29x4.40 Balloon Chains \ $1 ALLOWED FOR YOUR OLD | 30x4.95 Balloon Chains. \\_BATTERY, OFF THIS PRICE ) | | 30x5.25 Balloon Chains. WEARWELL RADIO BATTERIES are 31 25.25 Balloon Chains. made sturdy and strong to stand up) 30x5.77 Balloon Chains. under hard usage. Case, plates and. | | : . | 32x5.77 Balloon Chains. separators are the best obtainable. The | 39x6 20 Balloon Chains. lid rubber case eliminates all leakage ; aa warping. Delivered fully charged, 33x6.00 Balloon Chains. ready for use. ~~ _ «f on OHATKT AAS SalasKanssas ofa am ~atfi . Leather Key Container This handy, useful Key Holder will be given away Absolutely Free to every adult visiting our new store, Cherokee and Iowa, on opening days: Friday, Dec. 3d and Satur- day, Dec. 4th. ad ~~, ~~ P wo. 7 Royal Easy Chair $39.75 Ui | Upholstered with tapestry, or Y _ FREE with a purchase of $351 to $375. : ce ek ee Re RK KR ee nn mae 20 a wee eerie ee se a7 ote ~ 7 ss All them — one with Texaco and one with any other oil. Leave them out overnight. Left in a Snow bank In the morning Texaco flows — all of it. waterproof leather pantasote with genuine kersey lin- ing——Reeps the motor warm, makes starting easy— In this Heater the exhaust passes | odorless and 100% efficient. The last | saves gasoline , through a CAST IRON RADIATING word in Heater excellence. Universal | UNIT, the heat is driven up into the | Flexiform value and dash control reg- || Touring, 4 | Roadster, 4) car through a heat register located in ular equipment. Right Side 4: Right Side . —— For Fords; For Chevrolets; the toe board. Only, at.. Only, at.. 1917-26 Superior For All Ford $17.50 to $ | amped 98c models ; i .45 Models; Regular $44.05 Flach Type 95 wren ors a 3 ggg one he pTEP vs ———— nator on ———— FOR CHEVROLETS or Chevrole ; e ie Regular $6.50 T ing | Roadster S$ FOR DODGES; all $f 95 Value, at 4.95 $12.50 Footreil | Curtains +g :4 | Curtains 7 45 4 aoe : For All Dodge Models; T ype | models; Radiators only .. Resular $9.00 7.95 on Sale | on Sale... on Sale... overnight —and in the morning B l) TEXACO FLOWS or FREE with a purchase of | ; : $31 to $40. | But you need not wait for the first cold, snowy night to make sure of your oil. Try it with any other oil —and Texaco—anytime. Place the two bottles in a jar of crushed ice and salt for half an hour. The tempera- ture will drop to about zero, yet Texaco flows freely. Value, at . On atl Fae Z@ Double price above for hood and radiator cover &t Opening Day Specials from Our Radio Dept. 45-Volt Battery | i National] ' : On Sale at > Fully 7 hr $7 .66 Regular $3.76 vine. J When it begins to freeze, any motor oil Walnut Finish Radio ff = 3 not free of parafhin, begins to thicken Cabinet 4 = * $9.95 \ Then begins the starting resistance that burdens Wirt ; a | ie ‘2 ag ae partment, or FREE oi, ae, an your battery —when every moving part 1s wip- chase of $81 to $100. ie@ | ing its working surface bare of lubrication. |) One short minute of this action is more destruc- tive than many miles of ordinary driving. oui in for its ; : Ne. 16 C dB By Absolute! es -nown ‘ , , 6. oppere us ty Noleeless- -OSLEY is kno m. the Spaghetti Tubing , — . Se; Uses This moos va distant station rare ic | 3-feet lengths. Special. Bar, & lengths for ...... = | Non- Vibrating Me Tubes; ity to r , ] rema ork of . : - ) The do the wee : Sebtnie Clause. spr g Porcelain Aerial In Regular $19.50 Va “ee , | rip, 30c value, 2 fe sulators, 16¢ velue...... e A NL NO eT NTN TIN Seen , PEE ATE aI GEM Bm eee OI gets TE wae oe A INET CL OLELLEELLIS OLELLOL LN LENORE IN, CEEOL OIA Din eyes One Week Only” 100-ft. Puretene Talk- KER VOLUME = gall a gua Ke ing Tape, 78¢ value... E E TION Wil 3 ECEP A AST F 45 : Beede Voltmeters, 0°40 Knox Lightnin Ar- J + $] . . volts, $1.50 value ... . resters, 75c value ........ = | ° 1) Electric Lamp Socket , — Batteries. 45 peo ag a : Aerial Plugs, 85c¢ value. . d ’ oo MOOG Oooo oo OOO bob. Go GiGt CCC cCCcciciciciccccceIcIcs eee CR RR Ree eK KR Re oO ~.. ors CAD . ¥ . ee) ae rs 5 ~*~ > * . a . * '. -* Improved ie a ea. | phon on d -+ee = “ = . on = ~ ; aa " . | ae oe x, ’ j " ' ol ; is ; ‘ . : — * } i f : +" “a fy . j | : * * eae | 7 j : ne - +megeenee 4 ' . | ) ( ; ree oe ‘ “yh j ‘ ; . . ey = 9 €9 5 " Ly 7 , 2 “7 ; ‘ é. WK ‘~~ “a ; if , | : : | , , . . \ Stal " “4 4 ws j ; es ey Af e . : ’ F : Z mn A. PS . { 7 7 : j i ; nae , o- i . Ns f? et 5 ' . i eX ene ~ F 7 ‘ | . - = ae 6a z | ’ : - F i « : ’ ' “ u ri 5 on : » . " f ' : ; " ' > am ° 4 j A ; ; \" fix n Jet J ; _ y j " Ls ; ore . 4 7 = — . * ly A Pht Ae . . s — . ‘. : sane te + aoe s: Pete Agape. 3 . f , 4 OD TRA BA ey iat vases 0 oe ~ ‘ ica 4 * aoe eerie * * e ay a ’ ” i Z s — =. ?; ; ! Yee “ _ 4 7% L ° te oh " oo * * : - F ear ot f° ¢ F P — »-* Ae, . 4 Det ’ - “7 * Oey NA, / & Pe S2 eee a = ; *g £0 : aahe Regular Price 814 Le s XTH 5032 “GRAVOIS Welln: eis Malo aot $10 CEnrTaat 2031 9 On Special Sale 4969 DELMAR $7 95 FOREST $632 7192 MANCHESTER == : HiLaNoO 2/540 “Built up te a “| at $5-95 3028 N.GRAND 273! oa Perr a MOTOR OIL — made by The Texas Company, makers of the new and better Texaco Gasoline that starts quickly — EN ee eegenguneognRBaROaEkRREAR SOD HOE RK wD COLFAX 198 MAIN STORE 1129 LOCUST ST. ‘MAIN - 4647 — 4848 ~— 4849 Leese reece iil oeemnenatl —

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PAGE 24 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, _5T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — 1926 I LC A AO TR ° ee Bud rushed Mrs. John Lavan tn Auto Orash. Special to the Post-Dispatch. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dea 3.— Stillman Family Holds Reunion. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Dec. 2.—Lena Wil- son, forest sweetheart of Bud Still- man, is visiting in the fashionable Park avenue home of his recently James A. Stillman. home from Princeton as soon as he he arrival and now the see + dine is sienna again, in-| An Essex car driven by Mrs. Hazel | Lavan, wife of Dr. John Lavan, | cluding Baby Guy, who, the elder | Stillman alleged in his divorce suit, | former manager of the Kansas Buy Clothing for Chris ! HUNT LIQUOR-RUNNER AND KIDNAPED GUARDS Here is the gift of gifts—a | apr oe apace SIS AM OLIN oP ie. 1 Phas rR: 0 Ah ig ae tae ee nee Pe er Wy hx « oxides wo ae ay Ate A pag! weak % FASS dy Perr ih SR sotteniiishibeidiennetnen int. ee Tne ee ae vee _— ws - fe Sly Meng atm ~~ Nn % ieee et oi dine Gea adie Ee reconciled parents, Mr. and Mrs.! was the child of an Indian guide. a City baseball > last night at Fifty-ninth and Con- | Injuries were minor. team, turned over. Inventory STOUT GZ ane Bryant LiL. EN BASEMENT Clearance 6th & Locust Sts. masted scooner, away ‘of merchant vessels tinued on the lookout for the three- | French | J., which broke from a Coast Guard cutter liquor-running Arsene today con- | Monday night during a gale in the Gulf of Mexico, eral 'man aboard. |, Officer Handley the Matthews had accompanied Pett aboard to guard crew after it had been cap- tured near the mouth of the Mis- with Assistant Fed- Prohibition Administrator J. | B. Matthews and a Coast Guards- Wu iE Wurlitzer Grand, that will untold happiness to ee eee eee Convenient Terms LA TY = Cr all al we ott Nog NREL Ms gar Sta tritani en Ses a wanionns igniting eee . ‘i tee. ek ET OM og 3 eu re el | ee Nah “ sissippi River by Coast Guard cut- jtet C303. Capt. J. B. Edmonds, he is recognized by Officer Pinta O /commander of the Biloxi, Miss., | Nand locked in the small murder 'Coast Guard base, was in charge of aes.US mT ow | fseom, from which he makes @ ithe CG-302 at the time. He later | 3 ; x by discovering | | -_ e | tional escape Dy $ Values Up to $13.85 ‘reported that, due aang short- { GRAN [) PIANOS | YOUTH'’S 2-PANT SUITS in neat 2-button models FE hi Midden exit connecting bea ,age of ingen he lost the Arsene | | . —good dark cassimere fabrics—sizes 16 te 36 | el with the laboratory of —Crepe de From | Mat thews became assistant ad- : day in this Huge Ex- o a= euychologias Mystified | ra Chine a a, | ministrator of the Tenth District . : ee — pansion Sale with 2 —— read newspaper reports of his . tyles. j;when Assistant Secretary of the ~ . - * e pairs of lon t re. the Phantom accepts —Seti : | St.Louis Greatest Clothins St on Se simvic's heey. foot and ote as gag ey ~-LOUIS Greates omine orore _serect Views MME Be Bimble’s hospitality. That Smart slender styles in pe . s were rhymed my - while investigating e Rayon Skies fevered eee OUT OF THE HIGH T DISTRICT rated eee COU SULTS in scores SEMME Mechanism of the secret tanel Bi fi | d patte ' Neat single an ou ; , : —All-Weel estes, (\Am eoutetand- | beam a special sErventagatar for breasted styles in sizes he sees the hidden door open from Ser ing dress value at $7.85. Jackson when Jackson was director 31 to 42 chest! 55 the tobacco shop, hears the Gage . fts, Special, $1.39. 7.8 for Loultsiana. Matthews, a Ken- ; » Stat housekeeper cry “He's killing $7.85 + 2A Size Silk Hose for Gifts, Sp $ $7.85 i i obes eevesel vonee' ie MEN’S & NAVY BLUE SUITS | em Be Sale —=== | me,” and watches her fall dead ithe Seventh Cava! ry of the United | YOUTHS meee eee lseoecevcetscocagees J just as the door clicks shut. Next - nas og? ee States Army. Subsequently he was Double breasteds and single breasteds, _ os * morning the newspapers tell of wei han Ate “Nee “ie gee oo he Ae pe as he oN ote eee Cabin ‘a revenue agent in the Kentucky- $22. Plinin and pencil striped cheviotx, MEN’S 2-PANT SUITS of splendid = an ‘the mistaken arrest of Smart Fall and Winter TOMMY GRANGER, reporter ;} ‘Tennessee Mountains and has a GREATEST VALUE IN AMERICA styles! All sizes includ- who so closely re- of the Sphere. Phantom that 25> DP S| © Oe & OS Do Ss onepepemeaas | . & | total Government service record wl ' S | } ys 40 years. During the war he was MEN’S & WINTER OVERGCOATS 3 ing stouts and slims! | sembles the Gray “4 Special Xmas aieo q ian agent of the Department of Jus- | YOUTHS’ Expansion Sale Price. he had been taken prisoner. e } | tice. Every garment this season’s double fith characteristic promptness, " z ; breasted box model, light to dark col- ‘95 . Se Phantom determines te ou Thai ¢: ‘DIVORCE FOR ACTOR S WIFE bie Se a y pd (this man. Cleverly outwitting { 5c (the network of polics watching 225 COATS ON SALE FRIDAY AT.. a OVERCOATS AND SUITS | for him, he drives to the office 7 WHO NAMED MISS RAMBEAU Mrs. Mabel Manton’s Decree Final | . 7 LAMPS ry B ueOVERCOAT DEPT, Double 7-7 All Styles and Sizes—Easy Ter ms y -4 in 90 Days; Given Two ee Eagle Over 2000 new styles on sale at half price, Divid Divided MEN'S OVERCOATS of Good Warm Cheviot, : Jy. eh Minne Melton and Velour Overcoatings! New Styles! During this Xmas sale we offer our en- y | ae ee. “Stamps 95 | Ané kill sizes in Ree- 45. | “Ular and Student Size a into two groups, 2-pants double >". and single breasted Suits and stylish double-breasted Over- coats of warm weolly service- able fabrics. Friday $1.4:°5 tire stock of fine Lamps at prices that y | NEW YORK. Dec. 2.—An inter- [ - ined ’ assure substantial savings. Easy terms. ' , en eee costed) wit, MEN'S 7 =" TTT ae at toy PORN Ee WASHINGTON AY. from our complete REMEMBER—SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER Be An tas ota = & | February Expansion Sale Price... ~ | Taking as a siogan. “A (hap display rooms which —Street Floor uable Ther- , . va! é — po ye te the es aba are maintained for MEN’S “SUIT PATTERN” PANTS in a Dig = ameter to any iia ame | Away he Commission on Evanee = Electrical Dealers tment Ww W orsteds, 44 one ringing in 5 i > + aa ~~ : : = or assortment of ps ¥¥ 00] or this ad. o Reductions Featured on Recond GJ its” ot the Peters Counct’ of : : =) e . . 0 itione |(hurehes of Christ in America to- 5 Contractors and their Stoke 28 ag “§ 2 Furniture at Union’s Two Exchange Stores. (32) announced a amuttaneous = Customers. 1 Stspe 38°t0 | - | Bible reading “revival” which wil! Expansion Sale Price |} begin Jan 1 and continue through We W I Y * s [eg ee Give Furniture } Phis Ch t f | February e elcome Your Visit —Street Floor ris mas: The plan, which is to be partic! | pated im by all the Evangelica Our POLICY of il 3-Piece Leather oo | selling, ‘ = bodies o: America calle through the _ Electrical ' Davenette Suite a the heoke a Contractor and Dealer. ‘luke and Acts during the two Saves you time and ~ months The 24 chapters of I.nke : money a will be read during the first 24 : | BOYS’ $8 SUITS and OVERCOATS tn sizes te $40 Value § 75 naye of January. and the 28 chap “JUST BRING THE NAME OF YOUR ELECTRICAL DEALER” oe ae of on eee ee 88 BOP cise... ° ters of the Acts read during the years! The Older Boys’ Suits 28 days of February come with 2 " paien Knick- of. ‘T BREE. PIECE Davenette Pointing out that it te the firs! GI ASCO EI ECTRIC co. ers! Expansion Sale Price oft : Sy ae . time all the Evangelica; denam BOYS’ $15 TWO-PANT SUITS or OVERCOATS Suites covered in imitation ee Maton have anited (Distributors Electrical Equipment) of — Splendidly . 58 ‘ Spanish leather and with solid in a simultaneous Rible reading . i = Wool Newest styles an ° oak and walnut or mahogany movement, the commission urges 721-727 N. ELEVENTH ST, PHONE CEntral 2222 all sizes 6 to 18 years Ex- — finish frames ime. wer of the radio and the coli |i | pansion Sale Price . umms of the newspapers to. brine —— | 0 oa ul W $1.00 Cash Delivers a Suite the campaign to the attention of - - canunemitin wuss és se 2 ‘ the peopie ) right plaids \: » to 16 A « Bes OE — wb to Lack of Treat a" ~ fase 4 SEU YORK ont © nama oe ty ss ey le a see eee eo O04 ah of treaty arrangements sateraih | saad cnesh?~ tecing ay oe i wip Bed "88 4 France and the United States re- ma ae Siz ‘o® ; - sulted tn the dismissal of a com- es amegar siz 7 : , |Plaint against William Barton | 16 years. Expa ‘ i French, 31-year-old £on of a i Price . ere eee woe ew eeeee ; wealthy New York family. arrest. JUVENILE SUITS in the popular Corduroy = here three weeks Ago on susp!- Panits and Washable ‘on of being a fugitive from Nice Waists or Flannelette — French, who has been at Ifberty binations. Sizes meee bail of $5000, was accused of years! Sale ~<orttly ween . aving given a worthiess check ¢ OY K & 4 $3590 to Thomas Cook & Son nt BOYS’ FULL-LINED KNICKERS tn neat dreasy ! the Riviera. french gent y patterns that are fine for fa PT} agree. to b i - a . : rs. Sale Round Solid Oak Extension Tables vA Oe Pc. DiningSuite Gas Ranges ye Reward 00 $20.50 Volne ves xa re gente 3] 4-50 Ai ond ge 34. 98 will be paid for informa- out the Indammetion and N excellent Suite for smal)! rooms. Consists of oblong @Stemsion table, § chairs and one tion leading to the arrest and conviction of thieves application brings Creat Refiet. Me | ea -TOP— recon@Mloned Gas fe SCELLENT solid oak Exten.- Ranges with four gas barn- 4 sion Tabla, tn round shape guest chair. ers, large oven and brolier below and colonial design. in the holdu £ : p of Treasurer $3.00 Cash $1.00 Cash $1.00 Cash - St. Louis Theater in — cases of long standing have proved that PAZO a Enameled ront of 539 N. Grand av. OINTMENT can with absolute certainty to Stop 4 Combination Ranges \ on November 29, 1926, and ay cane of Dieting, Wind, or Protruding Piles. : wn A at will also pay 10 per cent Diesen OO and Druggists in United States and ) = All Well-Known Makes : of amount recovered. : PAZO OINTMENT t& tubes . a ¢ 7 HOUSE FURNISHING co. Communicate with Adolph [| | and in tin boxes 60c. The pm pene Rade each tube Roe — ; ll = 49. EXCHA NGE STO R Ss tw. ae 136 Merchants’ | contains facts about Piles which everybody know, b B4 schange. Phone CEntral f|,| naman sagDncOeE C0. Denenent end Pun res Lou, DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY Aa « “Seepage eT TT ere EL eT TTT — ' | | a Dy -

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or Christmas! new departments. ...Men’s Hats! s! Boys’ Furnishings! (To be he year)... .that’s the reason for "s the reason all stocks must be CED....at once! For every- e room for the contractors who nents and making the necessary of the store! Every garment in ....Pre-marked....and Reduced JIT DEPT. ‘T SUITS in neat 2-button models cassimere fabrics—sizes 16 to 20 91 023]| uge FEx- with 2 Pants at ALL-WOOL SUITS in scores of erns! Neat single and double sin sizes S$ | - 4 1 4 ae —Second Fleor of splendid worsteds— $3525) —Second Floor RCOAT DEPT. OATS of Good Warm Cheviot, Velour Overcoatings! New Styles! sais #4 gg 05 ces Si ze Expansion —Street Floor OATS of heavy all-wool gray and itons in the always my 5 5 asst al $4 7.55 Sale Price 7 —Second Floor RCOATS of handsome plaid back ut in the Newest models—and Sat- Te $21: ‘45 ] neitered! : —Second Floor NTS DEPT. S of sturdy gray striped. worsteds . patterns that oo for work! All ® to 42 waist! n Sale Price.. T SUITS nd. Winter s includ- nd siims! Price. eeenereeee —Street Floor N’S COLLEGIATE PANTS, as well Staple models in 8 8 and Corduroys! 4 28 to 60 —*treet Floor PANTS in a big W orsteds, 44 5444 —Street Floor DEPARTMENT iTS and Sa in sizes to all ages 3 to Older Bovs’ Sead 2 pairs Knick- 88. jon Sale Price... VO-PANT SUITS or 88 idly P ewest sty ly atterne ‘ les and . 18 yer irs! Ex- Price. . UMBERJACKS 8 8 n Sale Price. ' PATTERN” nt of All-Wool and Cheviots! to 60 n Sale Price. WOOL ds “Pg b oys will ge sion ] PANTS of es! heavy 88 eBaztr be ‘izes 7 nsion NITS in the and Washable hannelette > tr izes 3 popular iistases 87c INED KNICKERS fn neat dreasy t are fine ~" ar. Sizes arse Sale Cc —aEEO SHOPPING EARLY a 25. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 19296 __ —. ST.LOUIS POS*-DISPATC H PAGE a eet a GRAY PHANTOMS ROMANCE” LPP a ah PABA BPW a A Gboolies Story to Baffle the Shrewdest By HERMAN LANGDON Adventure --T hrills--Suspense --Surprises of Preceding Installments. | GRAY PHANTOM, ‘iero near-criminal adven- ig astonished to read, at ni t, on Long Island, that swat for the brutal mur- GE, recluse to- dealer. ose old man had s a threatening letter “Gray Phantom” and had a name with his dying OFFICER PINTO, who had Cmiesavered the murder. Real- Maine that he has been framed ‘aed that police will spend all Wheir energies looking for him, Gray Phantom goes to New himself to seek out the ot But the real motive Athis bold stroke is to clear name in the eyes of "HELEN HARDWICK. g Visiting the scene of the crime je is recognized by Officer Pints land locked in the small murder from which he makes a etional escape by discovering 4 hidden exit connecting by a mael with the laboratory of | DR. BIMBLE, eccentric Mal psychologist = Mystified «o m@ newspaper reports of his . the Phantom accepts "Bimble’s hospitality. That iM while investigating the Shanism of the secret tunnel, "tewes the hidden door open from the tobacco shop, hears the Gage “Beusekeeper cry “He's killing | ual and watches her fall dead "fast as the door clicks shut. Next 4 morning the newspapers tell of the mistaken arrest of TOMMY GRANGER, reporter of the Sphere. who so closely re- f sembles the Gray Phantom that @ had been taken prisoner. characteristic promptness, Phantom determines to see man. Cleverly outwitting ‘the hetwork of polics watching for him, he drives to the office wt the Sphere, where a stroke of $).45- COMPLETE Friday and Saturday Only In Zylo Library Frames SPLIT-JOINT rge Lenses for Reading or Distance (Spherical Combinations) » Price Includes Guaranteed Accuracy 4 *rim- + & KRYPTOK TMVISIBLE BIFOCALS LENSES ONLY ar and Near Seeing Re ariel Combinations) rs and Saturday Only $6.75; PAIR Your Eyes Examined by _ The Moritz Method INCLUDES THE OCULIST, THE OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICLAN CONSULTATION FREE MORITZ OPTICAL CO. 609 N. BROADWAY FORNER WASHINGTON AV. B ~ | his sight—ain’'t it, ‘I heard some kind. of racket just . tried found that your paper, story ‘thing ‘less his ‘the jimijams. lying now. policeman’s A valuable Ther- mometer to any one bringing in this ad. luck lands the intoxicated Torf- my Granger in his cab. Taking refuge with PENG YUEN, an old Chinese whom he had once befriended, the Phantom changes clothes with the reporter, locks him in a hidden room and emerges from Chinatown as Tommy Granger. That night a weazened man gives him a cryptic warning from THE DUKE, an old enemy whom The Phantom had been in- strumental in sending to prison. Knowing that he’ is outwardly Granger, the Phantom realizes that the reporter is a member of the Duke’s gang Returning to the Gage shop for some traca of the murdered housekeeper's body, the Phantom investigates an up per-story room and hides as he hears approaching footsteps. INSTALLMENT EIGHTEEN. The officer was gradually gain- ing control of himself. He took out his handkerchief and mopped perspiring forehead. “Awful Granger? I thought as I was passing the house. I the doors, and the one at the side was unlocked. I thought it was queer, for I had made sure it was locked when I passed the other time, so I ran the stairs and looked around. in here and turned on thing lying up. Fin Granger, if it before the other reporters do. Smiling, the Phantom looked Pinto squarely in the eye. “Your needs a little dressing up. It doesn't hang together. Maybe you would have been able to think up a better one if your nerves hadn’t been on the jump. Pinto, no cop goes into hvs- at sight of a dead body un- conscience is giving him For another, you find the body where it is Unless I am very much you dragged it out from packing cases.’ corner of the large boxes ree m — ine shame- up When I came the light I there It e scoop for you grab broke me all rar , ror one terics didn’t mistaken, behind those He pointed to a room where several had been displaced. faced expressions of a man caught in a clumsy lie mingled with the look of dread in Pinto’s counten- ance. “What you manded with a bluster. The quickly. In utes his suspicions Pinto had become a certainty. The conduct left not a shred of doubt as to his guilt, but he de- show of ne ot?” a drivi a i ve feeble mind worked fifteen Phantom’s the last in regard to the evidence the law would require Suita a. Have You Finished? Shop Early in the Day! ,was still lacking. | soon gather his wits and invent a more plausible explanation than. the one he had just given, and on | an issue of veracity between the Gray Phantom and an officer of the law, the latter would have all \the advantages. The Phantom, swiftly appraising the situation, | saw that his only hope iay in subtler tactics. Perhaps by ad- roitly working on the policeman's evident pusillanimity he could in- duce, him to make a clean breast. of it. “The game's up, Pinto.” he said sternly. “You murdered Mrs. Trippe, just as you murdered Gage. Better come clean.” A ghastly grin wrinkled, the pa- trolman’s face. “Think s0, eh? You newspaper guys think you're pretty wise, don’t vou? Well, what proof have you got?’ For answer the Phantom decided of a random thrust. He took a pencil and a sheet of paper from his pocket, and, placing his pistol on a packing case, roughly sketched a ducal coronet. He held the de- Sign close to the patrolman’s eyes. Pinto glanced at the sketch. With &@ hoarse cry he shrank back a step, but in a moment, by an exer- tion of will power, he had partly mastered his emotion. He guf- fawed loudly. “Looks like gibed. “You recognized it just the s-me. Pinto: Your face told me you did, so there’s no use denying it, You’re a member of the Duke’s crew. You to kill Gage, and you was fairly clever, too, the you arranged things so-sus- picion weuld fall on—ahem, on the Gray Phantom. somehow Saw She was wise to you. fearing she might tell knew and.send you to you killed too. Th “You've got some imagination. you have!’’ jeered the policeman, struggling hard to maintain a grip 1im self. ai “Then,” a crow’'s nest to me,” he had orders did. It W a V gh you. And §s0, what she the chair, en— keeper throu her on continued the Phantom coolly, ‘“‘you carried the body up here and hid it. Not avery clever move, but vou were scared at the time, and people do queer things when they are icky. You realized the Phantom couldn't be blamed for the murder of Mrs. Trippe, for when the job was everybody thought which amounted to the You were in no con- things out, and the of the mess you made seemed to be to hide the body: It would postpone discovery of the murder for a while and give you a chance to think. The hid- you picked wasn’t @ very but it was the best you could find in a hurry.” “Yeah?” taunted Pinto. “Been hitting the booze again, ain't you?’”’ “No; I'm sober for once. Well, Pinto, after our little talk a while ago you were a bit worried. You knew some one would find the body sooner or later, an you gal _— gs would todik. bette you were the one a how, there was no ech er it hidden long- er after it rned out that the police had nabbed the wrong man and the Phantom had no alibi. I suppose if I hadn't stopped you when I did, you would now be at telephone reporting your dis- the station house.’ oke, the Phan pan n jail Anyhow, he was, thing. lition to reason vy safe way out Same ing Y cid good ace one, reason for the -overy to As he sp studied in the other's face. every change of expression Pinto winced — it Pleasur’e-~Romance Eajoy this winter on the “ veston, Corpus Christi. Deli bathing, deep sea fishing, golf, sports. See San Antonio, historic, old-—the Riviera” Houston, Gal- tful for winter residence, surf polo and other delightful out- beautiful, gay--~- missions centuries Alamo. You'll find San Antonio a modern American City, too, where every day is filled with warm sunshine. Visit Old Mexico-~ Monterey --- Cuernavaca -~ Mexico City distant like a journey to lands over ecgs. Easily Accessible via Missouri Pacific Lines Three fast services daily — The Sunshine Special—6:45 pm. The “Southerner” St. Louis, “Number 3” — _— Southerner— sleeper ready for occupancy 9:30 pm. Dining Car service for all meals. Secure illustrated literature, tickets and reservations at Gity T icket Office, 318 N. Broadway (Main 1000). W. F. MICLER, DIVISION PASSENGER AGENT MISSOURI PACIFIC R. R. CO. Railway Exchange Building, St. Louis, Mo. tut Little Rock or Benton, for visit to Hot Springs National Park. Round trip frem Benton $2.00, from Little Rech $3.52 id ce teeta Aha / */MISSOURI \3 i: PACIE IC | tones belfed his crumbling and Pinto soused But the house- .acting asa foil tom . \prick, but he seemed to be draw- | ing on a reserve force of forti-| tude, for his courage was rising | rather than ebbing. “After pulling that dream stuff,”’ | he said sneeringly, ‘“‘mebbe you’ll come across with the evidence.” “Sure thing.’ The Phantom’s hopes. He realized he had no evidence, showed no signs of “If what I’ve said why did breaking down. doesn't hit the bullseye, ‘you sneak in here~and drag the body out from behind the packing case? You seemed to be making a bee-line for it. How did you know it was there?” “So that’s what you call evi- dence!’ Pifito sneered. “I guess if it comes down to brass tacks, my word's as good as yours. Now that you've got all that stuff off your chest, mebbe you'll answer a question or two, and you might be- gin by telling what you're doing here yourself.” “A reporter goes everywhere.” “Reporter—nhunh! You’ve been the “Sphere four weeks, and half the time. You came here from Kansas City. You work- ed on a newspaper there only a » -ek or two, according to the dope the department got. * Seems you've been tramping around a lot in your days. Mebbe you're an honest-to- goodness reporter, and mebbe you're not. I’ve got a hunch of my own.’ “Let's hear on it,” sald the Phan- lightly, though inwardly He somewhat uneasy. Pinto’s gaze, constantly searching his face, was growing keener with every passing moment. “Well. it looks mighty queer to me that you showed up in this burg just a few weeks ahead of the Phantom, especially since you two look so much: alike. What's queerer still is that you got pinched the other day when the Phan- tom was as good as caught in the net. Ue would have been hauled in if you hadn't been grab- bed by mistake "So. that’s it.” Dre chuckled amusedly. “Just because it happened that you’re thinking that I am for the Gray Phan- tom felt just Phantom ™°aQ ur Way, tom.”’ “You got me just right, Granger, I'm thinking that, though I’m not sayvéng much about it yet. Here's another little thing I'd like to get your opinion on.” He came a satep closer, looked hard at the Phan- , and put the question sharp ly. “What's become of Helen Har: wick ?*’ “He-Helen Hardwick?’ T Phantom stood rigid, mouth gap- ing and eyes staring. ~ “She’s the one. They say the Phantom has a crush on her and that it- was on’ her account he handed the Duke the wallop some months ago. She's suppose4 The Phantom, his face deathls white, ogg Pinto’s arm a grip that ade the po! o ess Ba squirm. What about Miss Hard- wick?” he A@emanded hoarsely “Has anything happened to her? Speak, man!” Pinto freed his arm and rave him a searching look. “All IT know is that she’s missing, and I thought mebbe “Missing?” echoed the Phantom sharply. “What do .vou mean Speak up!” vou-—”’ n.his excitement that the look of pe tos eyes had gii ning twinkle. In de, moment the policeman had cted with a precision and a se that iIn- dicated he was a far shrewder eo than his looks led one to think. an instant the pistol. had ilo beaten frofM the Phantom’s numb hand and in the space of a few seconds a steel link was gyved around his wrist. “There, Mr. Gray Phantom!” exclaimed the policeman with a triumphant chuckle. “I guess you won't get away from me this time!’ The Phantom, at last sensing his danger, jumped to one side, but already the other link was fasten- ed around the policeman’s wrist. Pinto’s words regarding Helen Hardwick had stunned him mo- mentarily, and he had not seen his peril until it was too late. Now he was a prisoner,. nandcuffed to his ehapter. “This is more like ![t!” exclaimed the policeman, kicking aside the pistol his prisoner had dropped and --~shoving hfs own weap- on against the Phantom’s py phragm. “I’ve had a hunch al along that, if you weren't Phantom himself, you were his ali- bi. I’m wise now, all right. You gave yourself away when I spoke the name of the moll. You turned white to the gills and almost fumped out of your shoes. Guess vou forgot to play your role that time, Mr. Phantom. Granger, not being in love with the lady, wouldn't have thrown a fit like that. Well, we're off for the gta- he did not see rplexi ity in way to @ cun- abe | fT) be tion. You can hand ‘em the spiel you gave me, and see how much they believe of it. “Before we start, tell me what you know of Miss Hardwick,” ‘pleaded the Phantom, for his own plight still seemed of secondary im- | portance. Pinto shrugged his shoulders. | “She's vamoosed; that’s all I know. ‘Come along. Mebbe she'll drop in and see you when your're in jail." “Jafi'’ He braced his weight | against the pull at his wrist. “I'm not going to jail—not while Miss Hardwick's in trouble. You may be a little stronger than I, Pinto, but I’m in better trim, and you can't budge me.” ow Ba Pinto would as if each word had been a needle, but in vain. The Phantom dropped to the floor, dug his heels into a crack between two boards, and re- sisted with all puffed and cursed, but he might as well have tried to lift himself by his own boot straps, forts were further hampered by the necessity of aimed wth his free hand. The glint in his hinted that he was but waiting for a. chance to land a blow fist between the policeman’s eyes. “Say, argued Pinto, while “The game’s up.’’ The Phantom was playing expected turn might yet situation and give per hand. “You’re done for, and you know it.”’ said the ly. “‘Might “Wrong, vinced that I'm the Gray Phantom and you ought to know that the Phantom never gives in. here as long as you can. think we had bet “Compromise—your grandmoth- ed " grumbled Pinto. er get out of this.’ Still acy, the the butt of won't get the weapon one of his pockets. Two fingers reached down and extracted a police whistle, and in an instant it was between his lips, giving forth a shrill blast. He waited expectant- ly for a few moments. Again and again the whistle shrieked, but no ‘response come. ( The Phantom grinned. “The acoustics are not all that might desired. The windows are closed, and there are several heavy walis between here and the street. I fear, Pinto, that your lung power is go- ing to waste.’”’ to Disgustedly Pinto dropped the sone whistle. He considered for a mo- had had his lesson, ment, then a grim smile lit up his face. “You've sung your last tune, Mr. Phantom,” he muttered. ‘“There’s always a way to handle the likes | you.” he brought “Guess close to prisoner, you that!’’ Then, miles slammed. He effort to shake t >j his might. Pinto exerted a off the 4 ~ and his ef His eyes fluttered open. keeping the pistol ing eyes flitted slowly room. It seemed only a ago that the door had sl! Pinto was nowhere in for a moment he wondered his mind clearing, that the captive’s eye with his what's the use stalling?’ resorting to diplom- breath. 4 Then, regaining his him knew it, but he Some un- reverse him the up- for time. dangerous and elusive a as the Gray Phantom. he would be back in a fe ments, and then- policeman impressive- of away, a policeman out to summon assistance. He and this time he was taking no chances with so Doubtle out of door supremn>? numbness brought on by the unexpected blow. His mini struggled out of the blinding haze. The light was still on, and his ster- about i! momen: amrit” 1. sight, ri i at this it came prisone W Iria had r ‘Ss He raised himself to a sitting ‘which he | hand of the posture. A hideous. recollection electrified his body and mind, Hel- en Hardwick was missing, Pinto had said. Perhaps she was in trouble; perhaps some desperate danger confronted her. He must find her at once, and he must get out of the room before Pinto Tre- turned with re-enforcements. He tried to rise, but something restrained him It was the steel link around his wrist. Only a mo- ment ago, so it seemed, the other link had fastened to Pinto’s hand, Now A groan of horror broke from his lips as he saw the thing to was linked by a band of peen — ‘ , Stee Pinto chance. indeed, taken no if the Phantom could get out oft the room. his hand would be chaiped to the cold, dead housekeeper. ‘ontinucd Tomorrow.) — had Ive! (To Be ¢ as Well give in.’’ As he spoke, he quickly shifted his hold on the pistol, and in an- other moment the handle crashed down on the prisoner’s head. Of a the Phantom felt himself grow limp. A laugh broke hoarse- through the gloom that descend- upon him. He heard a voice, “You'll nev-. Dut it sounded faint and ren mote, | as if coming to him across a vast EEE PHONE NEARES7 BRANCH \\ Dyewyg end Ciegr i. ¢°, Pinto. You seem con- TIT can sit sudden Don’t vou ter compromise?”’ ly PORTIERES PANE: ; CURTAIN S CLEANED pointing the muzzle at his: chasm. | — RAaAAaAay f (\, ( ( LAMP! SHADE! SCARF! 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— oe .- . ST.LOUIS PYST- DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __- _. PAGE 27 VILLI r rT AS y BAKER NOT IN FAVOR PiGGLy WIGGLY ee PIGGLY WIGGL Yee SS DIGGLY: WIGGL Ye a i HO (IF POLICE HOME RIL e : | 4 : WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE — Bh07-709 N. SIXTH Quality Foods TC ite 4 ce! SPECIALS Governor Thinks His Powers | (i (ss 5 = - "| if i THE OP EN IN G . 4 gana nas Should Be Increased Rath- | fj} FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD -7~ ~/|| = ee) | /) On Saturday, Dec. 4th, At 8 A. M. ‘ Taree, Bright, Fancy er Than Reduced. FOR YOUR TABLE Md ND "a a a MF ‘ ’ » wT AE 25 || By the Jefferson City Oorrespond- : , AY aN Wil | carryon the workll hi well begun— | Ra SMC 2 Pililccciscepsots ana setcne” bone has proved best for health are assembled by A Package of Andy Gump Cakes to Each Child 4 1 __ -~- ‘advocates legislation giving the our expert buyers, and sold to you at the b P . . , 4 Buffalo Deoseed Ib. 25 ee ee ee ee lowest average profit eV er heard of in any P| GG Ly W ; GG ly as ya y Farent tinue to support the 4 r ‘put, Tw BF | Baker outlined his position on business. Souvenirs! Everyone Invited ds of homeless - Sliced | home rule, a recurring subject in | , : ERS '‘Missouri for 25 years, when asked ——_—— t 1 OYST for his views on legislative recorn- | : Page 2 > ‘. ae. a: mendations of the Missouri ABsso-— Piggly KF M Sanitary a ar East Orphans 4 | shirred and: Oe eal: 0} ciation for Criminal Justice, which | Wiggly resh eat Markets OMPARE THESE PRICES Fruits & Vegetables (er y tres include a police home rule bill. | | bac | “I don’t wan et into any | L YS QUALITY AND PRICE their minds and NET MU ccrerter” aus te geese | Mi oe ese With What You Would Pay Elsewhere ‘ || GRAPE FRUIT - | tet I opens think much of ame Se k L 3 Oc at the =, aie a TING HENS, lb. : sermon Pe to be held. responsible for, ca S b. B tter Jersey 7} 47C EGGS Sunny D 3 1 Julon Tat count, se 3 ne 25c ppiness an a EGGS Candied Doz. 34 wediocagedl pees se cites cee iG Sirloin, Tenderloin or Round uy Belle, Farm _ 7C notonlytothem- ie BIOS TS Sheriffs and police throughout the | ilsbury ; to countless others | ay Quality, in LB 29} | present contrat eect the align | R O ast Lb y 2 & Cc Fig Bars Phe 10 Cc FLOUR om tae $1.13 POTATOES a i io ‘ U. 8. No. 1 Grade 10 Lbs. 32¢ Li 7 JOWLS, lb. -15| | The present theory is that the y will influence bye | Governor might use police } in the , : Ma Full ership. a it steaks, Ib. 14 | ee eee pen: aa ne 7 | Rice toa y J be... 15¢ tches coun: Gro: 25c 3 HnGe Meat is isi.” 10 objection along that line, but I arn Ji 1 stip ORANGES . 35,000 little orphans whom if ’ 7 No. bi ay waudan'e tonne ies oo wits gs Pork Lb. yt $° Cc TOILET TISSUE Large, Sweet, Juicy Floridas, ed from starvation. These | Sweet Potatoes 2 Me A ie hae ie 2? Pp t B tter Beech- D bein clothed fed sheltered & | . oe He said he ‘did not believe the i. : ud ios eanu u € Nut. HOSPITAL, “a 8 oe t : SHOULDERS (Green Callres THIS SALE 3 For 20c Sunkist Navels—large size, State was ready for establishment Relief — the greatest phil- | =a of a State constabulary with gen- Small 10° ma om 5¢ Large DGC Doz 50c : — eral police powers. Labor organi- size.. a Size , nd in the world. 4 , zations have consistently fought @ V ] Lb. 3 Cc SOAP FOR THE APPI ES = any move in Missouri toward estab- & o the first cry for food—and : DO YOUR }lishment of a State constabulary on ea TOILET ; 7% Valentine sending tons of these most § a | the ground the Governor might § | Peas 6 «xtra sifted Qpfor 50c . . | utilize suc Vv L ; edium Cans NJ (>). 4 AT | J than Ex. Fane ca, beans, bread, rice and § ee a force for duty in . Rib or Loin Chops Med ies LANA OIL COMPLEXTON 4 libs. 25¢ Tim Hille y malth Food. Seven foods that —— = ff Shoulders . . tb.17}c_ | co gaa sop ff Recular dict t health-building as well as Breast and Neck, Ib. 15c |] GueSt fear 2 to 41c |Special’... gror2ie || peticious =" 3»29e mo for tir = —" Lady Alice Has Many St. Louis Lovers, Wants Many More * |New hot cereal MANY THINGS CAN BE SAID 7 AND LADY ALICE 't Let Go—Lift! BOUT GOOD COFFEE, BUT THE —_ Me | r ec | nesta = ig a ey WILL GET THEM ER 5 h THING TO REMEMBER IS THA! ‘at bia comcast " Mae ON Aled AS aagohgghle Oey a) eed sos TR ae Diiodlics ete ~ rena UE hae ee shad comes ager steeping ante ATI MM ATIC ‘ATODEM ATDDIC Regular 19c - fe = xornnG counts Bur THE i ip’) FRIDAY & SATURDAY healthful breakfast & ln PCE I Pounds oo ¢ » SUNDAY | “ii M ANY THOUSAND HOUSEWIVES 4 A iM, WONDERFUL LADY ALICE EAL : \. . S ; & RAND OF ‘Ay ‘ COFFEE THAT PIGGLY WIG- HEALTHFUL breakfasts make hardy people | SH LAMY ALICE. BR i eg Lena Pay Ropes Pay ot me will observe the “Golden | peat iw ; “iy he seven famous Near East So choose New Oata, the remarkable new a COFFEE REGULARLY. 2s 17 | NOT LESS THAN 47e, AND WILL ONLY BE SOLD AT 47e >a, beans, bread, rice and 4@ jot cereal made by Kellogg. It is new — | . is 4 NLY BE SO 1 op apgpenipsce: erm different. A blend of oats and whole wheat, | C ie, iY AFTER SATURDAY. F or OW. including the bran. i | TRY LADY ALICEAND SEE WHAT ' New Oata combines the nourishment of | 3 A WONDERFUL COFFEE IT IS eS / Yy | Limit One Sale toa Customer | | ® — both these favored grains. And a flavor that , : others | | really opens your eyes to a new delight! © q Ready to eat after boiling for three minutes, THE BIGGEST Two-D AY COFFEE OFFER EVER 4 4 ADE IN ST. Louis merican syrup. wy because it is pre-cooked in the famous Kellogg q _séikitchens in Battle Creek rts know, and t You'll notice the did‘erence between New aon Del HIGHLAND BORDEN’S EAGLE dren show that rer | Oata and other hot cereals instantly. It’s so See the ian # _iight in texture—never soggy nor gluey. The. BEDIUM CANS, ONE BIND y S Cc PURE MAPLE SAP SYRUP BRAND RPAILK 6 — # «first real improvement on oatmeal, At your OR ASSORTED > a | WJ Y > |S Y — ~~ - o re " 4 ea,’ ve amount of. TRY ee : | “mer | PIGGLY ment, Dextrose, can tell you has th value. This Jextrose, is as- rectly into the —and furnishes of your body. opanndie WIdGlT ALICE vie ‘ #ssrsss} ' 4S « ‘AP SAP SYRUP WITH , 3 seance 66 mcs OU i Y4 Sc | MILK tle FORMERLY THE DIRECTOR oF Mrs. Ben yY GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INSTITUTE h f h —— ‘ The best cup of co tte ee in the world can be utterly ruined tn serving €e ires ness ' Says: if you put too thin milk in it. Or uee cream with a elightly ‘off taste." © or cream chat has owe frozen. Ruined in flavor, in consistency, i6 of newly picked vegetables is retained R A TTI E CR EEK his aude 0 l've d yered. if ym Condensed _ Hi A R’ . BR: AN D ' anned F o ads. __ one od ‘ae a cee to ee poe: cup A Fw Mavi — 2s HEALTH FOODS With Condensed Milk in your coffe @ you . firet of all. a goléen mellew coler— not that muddy lock which often reeulis from using plain milk or thin cream. This is XY — PLEASE YN TODAY! MAKERS OF KARO Li Dot P - m alm et -_ important as the aroma es flavor of coffee. For, after all. we do eat with d mete heat On Sale at Piggly Wiggly Stores — Packed from the sm; illest peas—veryv tender —sim ply heat And - #3 the flavor—rich, full-bodied, distinctive that comes from three thiags— the original richness of the milk, the renoval of a larve part of the water, and most om need no cooking. fhe original ricnnte tending 10 of tho OUSS vt is this wonderful blended quality that Ben densed Milk gives coffee. cciaeditbdkads atiaegie tease ee ee ~ — —— sae = 2S A Nourishing and Delicious, Mildly ant = — . Laxative Breakfast Cereal Is Little Quaker Peas— . Different from Little Dot only in size—are often, known SANITARIUM FOR THE GIRLS XMAS~ as Extra Sifted Peas. as ome 26c Saait 19¢ I FIG & BRAN FLAKES A Large Dressed DOLL FOR 99¢ pelea cheraih, sucaeiadanetian or ane ¢ Sunday in.my home % ry worthy cause: y wand MINUTES IN BOING Regular $3.00 Value TER Berore seRvin? ™ P URSELF TO weal %4, Hoth gy “iLoce, COMPANY Nom OA » to this ve ¥ Golden Bantam Corn— Grown exclusively from genuine Golden Bantam seed— has the natural fresh corn flavor. When Your Purchases Aggregate $10.00 ASK THE STORE MAN LOA ™™ ATDOIM AlD5IC A ak On the cob 6 to § ears, large can Ce VE > XMAS~ Corn cut off the cob, medium can | Ss ~-FOR THE BOYS Fancy Crosby Corn— Made from selected wheat bran and figs. Rich A Piggly Wiggly Wagon ry —is sweet, white and tender. in food lime, iron and vitamin B. Se et : Enriches the blood and is a bone-builder. Good thea, 1 9c ‘Cal. 15c for those who are weak or anemic, You'll like Rubber Tired, Ball Bearing we ¥ “| as the delicious fig flavor. Wheels. The Kind Usually Sold for $i Handled exclusively in St. Louis For a decided laxative, add two heaping table- AT ALL Piggly Wiggly Stores. spoonfuls of Sanitarium.Cooked Bran. ONE CARLOAD AT THIS PRICE , Nicecriv Wircriwve WF. wast BAF. te. “ “Dicciv-Wiccly —

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH HORNSBY AND BREADON CONFER AND DOVE OF PEACE IS ON THE JOMRUTH W: Fax awn | George Flamank Football a Game of Self Effacement School Board 3% uBE SCORED AAAAAAAAI seecoveocers| Members Faye 139 AND DROVE ee em New Salary Contract, | Bonus and Interference Missouri Grid _- Makes Great Ball Carriers’ Revyokino Rul Are Under Discussion Captain for 1927 wi aioe eh eee evoking a fi IN 155 TALLIES ~~ _— _. * Letters Awarded to 25 Members Men Like Grange Would iE er: : Per q ae Cardinal Manager’s Pay Likely to Approximate Babe Ru Se of 1926 Squad—Five Reg- | Have Hard Time Gaining | a oo . e He Liked to Play Gridiron | ait em, “4 ¢ Thus Accounted for fat Sine eS - _ulars Complete Careers. Any Ground at All If It : ee Sa Game—How He sual Games, a 36 Per Cent of Yankees’ el LO LL LOL hl el oe i de ee i i ‘Coach Bill Roper Tells Why At Least Five Wil His Requests Are Approv ed — Landis Breadon’s Support at Next Meeting. ee a io; SE -— — H OF > ie 4 . a e. lh COLUMBIA, Mo., Dec. 2.-George | rss ; z es . e a “evocation | of restric mm a for Browns. Flamank, plunging fulibacs of the Comrades. ; orm eae rinceton. Brokaw played the th " Schoo! Board on high Hes Batter og By J. Roy Stockton. ‘— ae a 1926 University of Missouri foot- : ee. oe . : - | ct : ae 7% aid s . iin % wn ¥ + h - 4 onus a Lf _ atte & ~ tvit y. was siven at - :. gers Hornsby of the ‘%& | bal n elected captain ee sai | j other ene om thet ——— | os whe of Porter | ame —_ oo a - tage. PRA SIE Conteh oh En eee % i pomp ee —s goon 1 : Fs TS i’ t was An- | office this morning : of _ aad an ga Be ta 4¢nner | | 4°* _ E pionsh ship 98 team These ree! of sowarad beard mem ta bith ( Babe) Ruth. nounced —" gt oe ay sity and YEARS ON THE GRIDIRON FSS = es * Si men were all trained in the same statement addressed to the _ Georze Hermans on ee K had been together f hour or more Breadon announced that the , “TEs 3 ee Time las, | “Bill” R ai 3 i .» & = |echool and all playei the end po-| Dispatch yesterday by Stephggmmtan of Swat, Home Hun Sins £e er ior an our or m . 3 freshman equads by Columbia busi- By W. W. B: oper. oie . 2 - a nent the ahmse wad ae Wagner presi tant of the th . what not. adds more honors a ee #2 Pe RE en ger ae * long list of laurels, World Champion Cardinals met at the Cardinal | : « f . . > pleasant hat while nothing definite had : - * ag en. The election teok) plac | Pas : | 3 : — » | meeting had veen very pleasant and that - , ness men. Th ace ea HAVE often been asked whether | 3m. ee Ro ae ree > +a matter of fact, Princeton end In this communication Wi mabis already en 2 ‘ by the miscellaneous¢ : : : in the first session of their long-awaited conference and after they het ee. * > Sts » Soe ee a ee oon . fy Ps + — 4 ; 3 2 | 7 been done, prospects were that e\% eryt hin ig wou. Id turn out to every - ‘ : > Tuesday, bu was not made publi 1 iiked football! when I played ae eke i tla a ; pilav has not changed much in 35 pointed out that the lifting i ghown " a — . yo ‘an ee? ae | + os ; : ing! , ye ‘ , - S ’ of »+* as J*& hd - i ed | j or : one’s satisfaction. 206 “e = petitions more desirable than oy enant winning campaign. Ben Weidle chairman 664 4 records take into consider- , patted in by players. | It is virtually certain now thit generally understood that his sal- e. . = Hornsby and Rreadon will come to ary last year Was vinta le 0. When SS | “s dine {‘s a gradua jate of Bent st Hi! ek ‘9 play. But there is a certain = : ae ‘ :s : an agreement satisfactory to ai! he aie ee 192% he ee a his thir at St. Jo: Ph Robe pr nd thrill and iliration one gets out . 4 i Cochran’s Contribution. | » age ees i ee Rs ” ae Sniec year oO: fooman * ‘“ af football that I beileve ts to he =. | ARRY COCHRAN is the man Finance Committee, and Rigiiiiivien the run parties concerned, though there ar proximating that of Babe Ruth —_— : t tyear. He is also @ var-'i44 in no other game. ‘ | . 3 who is really responsible for Murphy of the Instruction Commie gs in this ph: fo many points of potential WEe Mf GENE LO receive aneut §5°. eg . tball and baseball! man.) Fornell ts distinctly a team 2-) to Princeton's end play. As a tee, both expressed agreement @EEE gthiete’s agreement that it is unlikely that 0 amnually — Me, fas captain of the seria ted £2: — one of self-effacement for sewer ur pee et” plaver and coach, he developed it the proposal by Mr. Wagner, 2m an agreement can be reached in a Priction between Hiorn: 2 AT ‘soa ei cage squad during his the common good, of will! ub- BIL L | ROPE i. , - such so nd Unes that our end thur. Blumeyer indicated viggnin And in this. Babe Ruth stands day or two. Rranch Rickey f-rmer pHusiIne! = Ree irs v r at the university He ordination of selfish motive and in- a ar 7: ia rticularly on defense. support FLAMANK n ! scieahee 62: the dees. teeth gloves then te = | GEORGE. a . 7 + " , - ? — ” + = TT} fY ate gain Ero Ind and usually , ; . | | | country i an end h today ag Cochran! «4 ¢.cnm On - , valuable man” to his eae : ing back over the of-town teams will be subfect fe ese iss - ;, | &PProval of such schoo! officials meee | | a hiornsby has never receive to comment on any details of the team. cross-country em- When any team goes down he . SSS . ~ a - aa Ta as ¥ ©28 TTi ’ ue } . ae % ’ if v 4 a d Pt ° . ~ ‘* . ae , . littl yr ; cre if ivé@ t a mem ots 9 Biola between - ini = is to four more and numerals field, as it surely will, with every pagan gertien “er voc was. mn. Be ee sdy, putline a . “EAE Eee ; ; . — |, jinterfte by th rs } f : 1997. lt adatndy a | Rickey’s contract, if there iia - fo seven freshman harrters. man working his hardest and giv- ; os d es I played under it H Hel . writers drov in '4 mates | —— Sees foe However, he clause, {is a holdover from the days In addition the committee voted jing everyth! he has in him, I edge ees ia in‘ere to note, while all; ary Seer, ree : : eer en Of Sound fude-| 1... Bistkeaw arne mrannwer a? tha ' in ta ae Saathatt ltetter liemce the indicia raeiem O last few years we have; = ,, Subject, stated that he hag . a) ment and he ™ al ives th ' ™ : Ww nen Rickey was manake er? Ja tne nf LO a2war a oO Ls oe toot Aa : L@trey an ¢ “8 ‘ e + ‘ : . s mer? bers »~* 3 5 abo ‘ G ang faught alon the sa a genera: given sufficient const4eration > VYanke = sv arte re ®& casn vo A \ \t . F ; : ‘ 7 r at gf#a OL range s 3 UTLIiCci aa I , _—' ? Conan men, who have comp weeee thelr compensated for » days of hi: " ‘lines, there were certain individual : ee masible fo 294 Ss. f C ee ome ; Ag tines, there were certain individ proposal to form a 4efinite opt _ Responsibt fo r Ron: of Ho rshv th la er a Te Site ns b . i ae : > . . ¢ 46% riuy nine Hacks. . ‘ . ; Pp ’ ’ - cent] was auo ) . hir a vena r ot compet j on. gold ; . ‘ £3 7 ha: ks points traf 2 man laid partic t- "4 Bu: off ial rec org ig ._or the year | ry? e \ I ‘ * - SF e . 4- oT >: *, ; 4 ” = ‘ - 3 ; “ss —_ ‘ ’ salary that will be paid Hernsbv : ; ' footba!l! letters an? g i- 7 _— y ars piay . d a. SC: 00 9nit star’ ouchd « n r} 1 cown o5 ri@ia a punts a tri fle | gained thre judges’ Geciston ot = he baa : esponsibie Ds . Pa saad ? a 1% . +} } rrs. and a Princet on ‘ never Dp layed : ‘ : o c ree! fr h more Lnan the ot hers. ' Jack Lafata in the feature ~ @ 294 ‘ } |S, ? ti}! ai fewer for 1927. ; entire college : any ace but quarterback an , Pe - - 5 “ rame = *he oe No official statement has ever Breadon rep . : gd Harry Brown ave a great deal; °f the boxing program held — ~- 2 sam the season. the; $ LN NAA POD LAO E AME NGS state ~ barat apes wos Regge Sore 4 "LT? * * : d ; . all } , - ; bonus for leading the team to victories and the bonus clause 51 battles to rank pei Lo the “we ee ~ i ~ i tain Bachus, O'Sullivan, Stu- 0-6 ale Peseos . lumbia game in New York when I! ag? , : been made as to the terms of vate matter Sati ae ll *% eae 7 | ber, cyanate sei Clark. + em cca gt sig pelt hongane ste aaies ered ; Y er I i of time showing us how to push/ “The Fegaite: Garrick theaten ~@ kees counted $47 times. Thus: t& Hornsby’s player contract, which mvseelf and not a subfect for wah! am ) he re | . G. Smfth, Studebaker, Fla- |" Lali daaie ‘4 Se em i. "'lack the back man’s point of’ the runner on a mass on tackle : mih was etill has a year to run; but it is discussion.” : : x SES . Brown, Morgan, Tarr, Lucas. a wolf ely di 48 gue oe eon view, but from iat I can cuiied play. In talking ever their own $ ] ns era peed up — . Miller, Corman, bhe doe pes |p ball Bagels cen from talking to them, I knov t playing days with these coaches I | yo | 7 ca Se Gv ibacks realize they wou! 10 : gathered that they Ifkel to do best! . : keon, South Awer ich tends to show ‘defeated —_. He! ts, Termiz r rt} heavy hi Breadon Favors Re-election of he te interested in thp handling |1 em stco! Jee eral very far without hel the thing that they stregsed moat | ©. ,Sfeeied, Jecn ot tines round When I was college hel: eueathing wh h was only, Mickey Mazer, Sherman Park © ° . of the ilker-Flowe ent, rum ° a Landis With ! owers as The Are ell as in-the management ross country Af. was awarc Preferred Offensive. fortunate in having some very gc natural. ~-e wee - ry fortunate; . "4 utcheraft. South Breaien > one ‘ . : i . oo * , es : ' te —~ = ve : ae ' ‘ ‘ ein . . ies tine 9 + I + | . s mop 7 nied Oiit « ae ah iid pa AS ' \ i; ‘ = . : eo ' hii ‘ Aly AYS Rid ed i isi 7 , b ; 4 — & ‘ ; ‘ Lid bad & kid ‘ 5 is iV as - f le was at . sist SW tee ss releree g . . 7 + l- - q . 7 a Te : MH + : ha eos . Lad sinh 2. — = : . ; r +t. ot : 3 aa Breadon was asked if he cared ican League owners hold. but this mb! : 9 ack m in o- en camer —~ Lm "PHledman. Men's A. AW ~~ ? —— * . ~ . i 3 -_ — 4 rye r T | 7 + ~. r . or on i ; 3 ae ahem ~ I to make any comment on the Te. | refusal] to describe the changes he sida 4 ne ‘ al i iat 4. ih f E mar. Godt Tr? ‘ r. “ : LOTL; t (ore i AiiZ . (he i] 33% ; \ ee } ‘Oey Gift! ren?t men ‘ a x a % ae = a : “ee nst him, among th ortance im play, ught m} 3rown and@ Howard Brok: rhey/ since they all tar ate us the same —oonda ~~. 1g the campaign port from New York this morning has in mind has led baseball men ee ee figs ; eee et ee _ cafe ; ee lea of tc] ; th n Lote = self how > interfere. thinkin +7 wel al Ps lave in their day. general style of play. ' Fu adie Raye an Mkees, led by Ruth. « urtailine th ‘ , favor of curtailing the powers of owners to curtail the power of the ‘eames | th cer Probst ¢@ (troupe were Lou Gehrig and ~ ++ ems £0 forn nuch better “*s Baseball! Commissioner Landis om misci Kearns i reWd, 425 is Snow HG 2 i@t ¢ in ¢ s =T Ss! : is, commissioner wh the Pages : : T i ] ‘C _ va : ‘ , eT) = Se i " . : . al mm M ; 3 o To wt. } eK oeh ; . ‘ - I am in favor of ct! ho] 16) 1 “hf bes catia iPieneg ei Fee comin ral Ing | opu Of | itm meee iiss 6 a ee cee 7 i td y Lazzeri... Lazzeri drove in ; ; ac he + — ie 4 a? q (le! r g 7 TT} om * , . re-erectuing hold their annual meeting 111s De? woe sandis without + tag his pow- cago, Dec. 16 | hematin agua weirs 0° hands of the. powerful Dul ers at all,”’ Breadon replied. “‘Base- National Lea —_ chigeaeletlerempe tegeasteaeaas, Bag cd) , a oh = vom crag t a i ee a a SSSSOS95955E55S5 399695979 SSESSESSS - PP mM the three were responsible “er vi } nai es 1) rT? rT} x hes , 2 +: : ry} > hiy wifthiz a ot . . , M ‘ > ~ } & Aa vy ¢ . wy iia a4 i i - ae , i oe : mas under his supervision has en- in licated their. lesire urn eect - ry] : ay —u — ) r — i ie _ . Given FREE With Every NEW runs. ijhey piayed iman aver- | joyed its most prosperous years | ee. ty 7 " 7 VF & wa a * ‘ os = 4 i i : ye - - ate Twelve Pop ar ; Y , e a - n The game has been kept clean and | tne coming meeting alth ugh his face -of the fa 2 lowers, | cushion player at the Strand Acad eturn to B ues — rn . oh Makes of Cars. No Schemes— | ler gadget the clubs have prospered and I can ,... ae | A si Wall ra : es witl he Belleville Tigers. 12 | $69 TO $600 “el Pekee-—-Me Letters ing before the expiration of Lan- ne deena a can — Owners! which already is $90.000 = is : sali with th feniid, I} team, h ; Wagetistics show that Ken Williams _ ad ‘ n e nN wT Aie i : ‘ ee eee ai as : _ soi zits } ee. eh, ’ % ear : , . dis’ seven-year term, and while a e election of Landis, lanci success J Cop!) ) ; xtra inary tel ee ; p the leading batter “in the in December. “I think next win- ; meets, Fo Os op tgs +s. ht.s | pro footbail team showing a re- 4 a nt lack riy. we enna he - poh” and his average was but Landis could call @ special joint’, saat . . ; ‘hough 2 lop: ingly ienun , Ligh hilo ——. (er is ..¢ proper Timm ’ 4 Z Aa -v ta , . aa . > ; i > © ia 4 is aaa * ml . : 3 oe Ail ies x 4 nite ; sf anotne i* P ees L- . ha st 4 LiSiG , —— _ ‘ » 8 meeting at any e to take up that a ° % end hot ha alker car . -esulted whey re ._- er Ion ~ } A ee a 7 a) vy ha . ; -* +4 a4 . ._ - i . “ . ne} ! ime: nN ‘ . ae “ee er on the elu : ve in 26s many or any other question, !t was cer- .. atone , : — sa ott on ahe te | tain. Rreadon said, that the elec- in an pi aden me | apap “ pat : The ma n this account oppe’s his h run wa eight) an: Tee cc. : i ae a EK te = Fats : 3 : ieee. g : a tion would be held Dec. 16. Inthe: — il " a ait attracting the usual amount h ent 4° ling: Be ee | | 43 a7. | iia a? ths selteeer the to cal > Jotat meet ‘y time ‘nical comment. due to the fact ato cnenen has won | we j wevers’ Duluth Eskimos a month OMe The fic tb ins tom Selidinen vote mane he sees fit. that Kearns is not supposed to |pio-ks but all by close scores, and | #S0. but reports that they have be- 2 | . Wows rately, so that elght clubs tn the, —_—_—_——— arrange figh that are likely to _ atill 14 points behind the De- Pacey | complenely Buitind tegemner 4 = oe : and that he no longer feels any National League and one from the. HIGH SCH go against his man. by . , + . OOL SEASO m troit layer. The score to Cate! ‘ 3 American League could elect Lan- N However. Kearns matched tag Copulos 300, Hoppe 288 discomfort ag a result of the in-' 3 @is even if the mafority of the WILL CLOSE WITH Walker into defeat on other oc- .” ana aliaaal | jury. -. American League magnates were TW casions. Why not now? ‘ ot the | Back in October, the Blues de Oo GAMES TODAY r . " oe nd 9 'feated the Benid eleven on the opposed to his re-election. sarne season The Public High School League; At long range the forecast | aa latter's home grounds. It was the ro Ruppert Would Ourb Power. season closes this afternoon with makes {t appear that a rather | ‘opening encounter of the season Py the Associated Press. games at Roosevelt an@ Beaumoen easy point victory awaits the Promoters Must Make Good. 'for Promoter “Bud” Yates’ aggre- NEW YORK, Dec. 3.—Indica-' fields. Central tackles Roosevelt) GUSKY champion tomorrow. Only HE Chicago Commission has | gation and the only one of the year ts : LARGEST BAN tiene of a possible effort to curtall a+ tne South Side gridiron. while —_ fact ao * Flowers had to take uncovered a real idea. It is 4, which the team coached by 2 the power of Commissioner Landis | soiaan meeting Braumont on Beau- |. a SOTO Eee ee that promoters as well as fight- (Boise Potthoff met defeat. , rads * are qentained in a statement ¥ mont Field. The games were —-chUmCUl ers must make good with the.| Following that game, Benld went aod 2 st eight less th: averaz: Jacob Kuppert. president of the . o.g on O hae ra aa : public. shead to defeat some six or seve: : & n a) O u a} ® e S “~~ Pass tn each battie played. New York Yankees. Tee & es Devas no bear- Good Work if ei Phe Chicag eomoaters. Hat ltearns from *arious parts of Illi De fo - « ruck out 7 Imes. or once “ET am in favor a in : > wee toy TOF FICIA information, . 1 advised tnat * Blk gy noisiand the eleven now claims the ; 2 the Opening of its . ee oe re Landis in ofifce.” om u i¢ . a né@ “strikeout” champis.a have in mind a bh leagues appotnt three men to revise nor league agreement nd n gone a change of heart an tisfac y to the commissio1 s tmning and losing only - agreement with Landis uch ; |. a football came between 51 Cente onrusio1 Vaec . tne) 1 ne. ‘oO hav been scoreless s $ . > ¢%5 . rae . hala 4 > Q 4 ; ’ ; ° . _ ‘ 1. i iff rar -_ he’ oe h in 4 ~) : ~ 4 ~ ~*% ee 1¥ oy . “ +a. , ? be reported back to al! fall is prohable. owners next spring, who can then en's bow! will be started a wimtivens a | who fumble or who suffer a kick ° 4... sdopt them and re-elect the com- mf Schaefer-Zappala Reerea. aie ; ial utu et > blocked “a F : — Of the Season. misstoner.”’ ; Wellston 30 o'clock icial'y was obtainable day, Another acter that caused the block T 4 ollo — a mecha —— ce 28 panne ime > matt ses teenies oleae sal hn aw len The touchdown penaity for - e's fn! ae : ! —— we . a. migesr I peevishness was 1é a _— 2ee> Maneawy rerord«: ne }° ~~ 3 nsibie ; ike ee i0n I & 2 . tis ’ ae “} ai Xd | cham pio onship of the x ‘ > . fo } ("o} ;e Ly } ’ E 4 Lai iO! ing down Occasion .4. lacing of the CTO ae 2 : * ¥ rT ie j . lowed the lay ed five con- ha fina three gamné™ee . Con ee fy 7 awed hat * ais good rules {tt ts now trving to fa- , that it 18 Vv accumuzla At F | Ww 'nitersity rill not sAnAce +h Sist upon EV eT TT eT ee ww wwwewew ery easy to te owers- alker Battle Pesiiti p? r - 3 3 sedan naiaaaid Not the least of the drawbacks More Rooms the Biue and White te profeastonal sport promotion ee. s . Paws hean adv ¢ ury the is that Old Man of the Sea, the Former Welter King, Though He Will Be Outwe ned. Is Fa- tatchet fo: aroma agesH oc dr - pass Iist Worse than this is The first one bundred roome in the sew Downtown Y. M. C. A. went fast. More vow ready. Each distinctively’ fur- nished and decorated. Com- fortablie beds. All ciab. gym. swimming poo! facilities when building ts completed. Better get your room new Rates rea- eonable. Save time and car- fare. Young men only. Apply at new DOWNTOWN - ' a 2a = a an ae ee 1 - oa —- -— a e — . 1a ~ ine wna~ iu 4 a iwi t?- 7 Ba VWowvaeis eau . re >a > ~ ert tet © preree: 4 os 12 . ii 4 - Geigr3 any amount you may desire. IRBOoHeijgrem Wo a dn > ‘mM BBS Ao eS | —'® 2 : Li wes on ; a the flashing of official vored to Take Middle Title From Georgia ay ae hee badges. and the “TI got - > * * ~ ime Rs a : Washington’s Grid Schedule. with me” gate crasher the Post-Dis- Promoters grow disc Ry the Associated Prees cele 6k Ree ie ie this pass evil becaus CHICAGO, Dec. 2?.—Mickey Walker, once the world’: lter- ee eee psig wibtetasee growing and is utter! weight titleholder, will attempt to annex the world’s lleweig! ee ee oe oe 2 oe ere championship tomorrow night, meeting Tiger Flowers, i deacon, in a 10-round contest to a referee's decision. i.rinnel! . The match, the first maior con- Waiker, fighting at 1s Drake —— test decided indoors since the en- pound mark, or silightiv below. | Rolla as a idl lia actment of the Illinois boxing law, figured to have an excellent chance Kk ansa~ hap ee ee oh * points. a fie'd goal 3. a t ion 2a We * at Hed ~~ ,a >. bt ee et eet ee et eee he eee LD ee he Ee | : ‘ww Everybody Welcome to Join ae @D & bh | Here’s a New One. rr had! Se book ee hon Ae a e +>@ oF | ia**- “hyAuADe nn will Be held at the Coliseum with eof winning the title. in the ‘ued Missouri ‘ " ae i ' down from a recovered fu indications that the gate receipts ment of his followers The 1e\ St. Louis L niversit: ; ‘ -_ matt points a toucncown will exceed $54,000 The prices the present-day Walker-—not 1) Marine bg M. _ xd A " q ri 2 tf é Pet. [zo as the mo rma Correct ’ ’ wold ta The batt : P t b h : ne sean ria : oure touchdown would be abolished ‘ : a 4 e. Cece “int +7T (er bad T ee} ~_2 ed mo, ry ere y ~1 a . : * —_ * | A ‘ ; = td re? o . — le i: alleng rT Tra i bf “a, a} A ; i : ie | £20 ba. | fans afr halt ‘mn a fairer distribution and Jim Mullen, will draw a capacity Flowers since the Georsi a Negro this city, if Miseouri. Kansas. St. values: but it is still net a prop- 16th i? Locust VISIT OUR XMAS EXHIBIT IN SAVINGS DEPA RTMEI - grow of 10,000, i iwen, his title. Louis l. and the Marine games er assessment against offenders f....... — Neen ee ll. x. /, Se ee i ee a i es i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i eV Duwew eo LS eee! Se Bee RES ESPISSSBTALS VL sear 90) OO 1910 191 O HH Od DDOwWR~ wea ei etie es ar at eae ees GR ip eegeieits. bag? hy eee : byt Stake lag pea RL y eds qt hg balan:

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PAGE 29 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1926 LL LS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH UTH WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR 294 oC Cr _THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926_ RUNS DURING — ~ 4 School Board 4 uBE SCORED MUTT “AND: JEFF—Hardl ‘F it arene for 4 Biography TLE ccopyrtane isan Members Favor 4 is AND DROVE De ERTS A ; Revoking Rule a T ALLIES NATIVE SONS” oF N CALIFORNIA AND As THe THIRD I1@RS~. OLD, =—s—- f@ STRUGGLES. IE Ay At Least Five Will Supr oe8 « Thus Accounted for peg ONE OF THem |, ° RIGHT 2 DEAR. ME So~ SUP Mei EARLY | WANT Some Dh AN ; Be NEW YORK. Dec. 2.—More ABouTt You: : ale \ ¢f the revocation of the ‘25-mfj . l rule,” long-standing’ restriction 6 Batter for Browns. a: ee : SS | . wt: (! _ : . > er for the heavyweight - title of "wy % ~ P rebes jo hy a ves & ; ? " ee eee p . pe See BOR SEL a elcegen pth : ee ee A shop Me — ee Te PENI, , | oy ee Ne . Ae Nal Square Garden tonight Dispatch yesterday by Stephen Mjqian of Swat, Home Run King | Ht} ° oe > } | a LAMM, S/N 2 4 Eight husky battlers are on a Wagner, president of the board, jg what not, adds more honors | i # | ‘ —— a ; ee A A= : ee ss “octon- & i ae ee pe es ‘4 K. dace RO KNE is a waa fagere Din Y. pg ee) ig eg ge rhe first contest of the schedule! York, and Art Wiegand of Buffa- _Murphy of the Instruction Commit. 4 in this phase of the game that tee, both expressed agreement with Ms gthiete’s real worth is brought the proposal by Mr. Wagner. Ar-} - oc ne’ x qua thur Blumeyer indicated vigorous % And in this Babe Ruth stands.) support of the move, together with B. and shoulders tees his rivals. Emil Barth and Louis atm: 7 ~ official figures show that in/- Ops a ucson other board members. 1 2 games, the ae was respon- | John C. Tobin, while he hag ne ile for 155 talli That gives) , Obdfection to local teams playing Bie g record of Savin in more schools of other cities where such Bie. one run in each game played. : + : fh ss competition appears feasible take ‘ : seven other players ha ed lin i a . | the “Rig Three’ was selected |the position that any such action Mi, tan 100 runs during the|Notre Dame and Califormia: ., the at-Eastern football team ‘s an administrative function to be rT . . i . — ‘oOomnil 2¢] b th Associated | ; Mason, not one of the lot c-n ap-| €g Se " as compiie 7, ee left in the hands of the superin- Y : the ] &8 game average i aches Have lected Line Press from a consensus of dlink : ; c aii « « = ee i ‘ie Yay} . ¢ixv¢g a ¢ if rag TY ? rile ’ R ‘ ~ , rT c ‘ | ig} Te yy) Wilcox. New Al- vames on the dav decided upon will | stras eane an resse : ; ‘m in ’ ates JOS ANGELES, Cal., Dec. ome and of Harry Wilson. Army cap- ey Ne | 4 ! " Henry He! » } orts writers drove itl ] i 4 mate S x ‘ en ail tog ee H A ; . : . Pi Over Night . sler, approached on t m5] battles to rank second to the Doubt as to who will play on the tain-elect, by argument that his aera. Sates ee me hed sae Yankee swatter. University of Southern California varsity experience had been tod “gn goa edt @all | | : Phone Nearest Branch given sufficient constderetion to the bl o94 I football steven that naeta Notre extended. was declared by the | E astern gridiron Sta;©rs Tor ac me Vy Kr ilag eS ‘ . khone of the against the , P . ~ i) Al i : Gat i Le + ‘ ; ma : ; isla ¢ : i msleh ib » i " citinn. ea lieing : ‘ a ' s ee even more forcibly pelled for all but one positio. ce ae “Slag} _ ilson are among the Asso: iated Press. co Bing out foreibl: lagle an BURKE IS WINNER IN Mh's great value to Jake Ruppert that if right halfback. There is @/§ the best backs in the country,” 4 ak university placed two BATTLE WITH LAFAT eo. In aeensen to driving in ChARCS waged Morley ee aris “ “sews ; om : ‘ z ste . ie a Min Stent All- ha ntinees tine j aja}}] ; ; : iento. Philippines, and Joe Riv- | forward, who suffered a fractured). aD = hed that no member of me 5 ‘ is av w “j the 4 @ ? era , ers. Kansas City, drew, 10 rounds. | Sunday will bring together the Ben | lo, N. Y., meets Al Rood of New g in | -ollisior wit) Dutch} 7; ‘ "= Feeds Brown and ee Lead With | Glenn Lage, Marshalltown, Ina., ve. | 1 de ; Millers and Raticans. Ps York. P outpointed Bobby Cox, Jackson- | Schweppe last Sunday, will*® be} Two Players on Consen- ite, Bia! 80 renuda. made at a meeting of officials and) | PLP LPP LL el Fs and Pennsylvania share) Majon | MApy: Pe he i9e7 Purdue Univcs.| 80 to the {njured athlets. l ‘Apts hei1927 Purdue Univer-!?- F Weal salt 10n eS I tne selection a All- 4 hd i A - ; e he nite Bann: rs line up| 3 3 honor a caea Sty football “ary He is a junior. When th Ww ] i | 7) ‘ Cleani ' Wellstons in the sec-| yeing and ng Co. ' ADVERTISEMENT , oe liffer ‘a night at the Garrick theater. The ‘ee . tae ' ; th was in one way or the other) isfaction with the combination s-- ence of opinion on line positions Lester Greer detested Al M Seger ck Bprpeae, med up in 36 per cent of these. | lected to defend California's record Di teesn ama Thon indicating that the players chosen Hall, three rounds, ju * declafon, W than one-third ar , fented by | ) ) ¢ wet } 26 pounds. one-third. _of never having been defeated DY | siood far ahead of heir rivais “Happy” Jackson, South Broadwa ich tends to show that with-/ an invading Eastern eleven. L d Ov B Harry Connaughton, giant (aeorge: C.. gterenges Jack Holts, Terminal ee Fo t Ruth's heavy hitting. the Yan- "P : th f: hae limited fore- ca er OS . d, olled he heaviest 4 C.. knockout. first round. Weight. ‘ Rye ea — _ Jones thus ar Nas sli Ol A PES town guar poier Lhe ie vies ope he 0 pean x Sh me Were just an ordinary base- | casts on the outcome of the contest vote. but he was not far ahead of lickey Maezer, arm ee ander lap, Gere, ee aes : . : : ii ’ -_ nate | feated Dan Hutcherait. Routh Brosinngee club. This was proven in the} {9 eomment similar to Rockne’s.| Junior 18.2 Champion Scores Frank Wickhorst, Navy tackle and a. three rounds, referee's decision. i series When the Cardinals | 1 Nr re Da ‘. , AES a te 7 ae oo % ze . ¥ . . —s as . i} ; * {? . ime C ‘O2aCi } ref aras ‘ 1e “T) 1 a” QaQqyr ‘ J s ; ¥ Eddie Burke, Western A. A U. & a owen Scored 139 mark-| back who has been ou fo lt rey = apeerianens se Brown, with Roy Randall at = uar- , r ic ean the 113 ,Cr th time a it} j } e¢ eS Ss, nav a ; ’ alate = wats Sh dies J etn 4 » — %, erin le ated | featherwetght boxing champtlog ry phich seit “agua cea sen sev injure rn 5 ni ‘s him a better player, and 5 erback and Captain Broda at gained the judges’ decision oo; 4 he was directly responsible | place Lloyd Thomas, Slagle’s absence because of in- ?} Pennsylvania, with Jack Butler at Jack Tafata in the feature met®t e094 tallies, or just 19 fewer Coach Howard Jones eent 1s uries in: vay detracted from ‘| center and Charley Rogers at hal of the boxing program held last’ prt 1. Zagame. On the season. the: starting lineup against the second iis ability.” : back le Axes Wetght, 112 pounds. ved Ruth Joe Dimaron, Business Men's A. “a st 4 .U Sen ) Seats d Jack Friedman, unattached, tee . ' A ; me Be knockont, third round. Ww eight, 128 : t} . , Vi the fw ,. D the campaign the probable starting lineup, all ut erate ~idie Rur e. Sherman Park c, C.. doi ’ pes led bv Ruth cho leslie i 4 }/ A 5 a tn] i P, ne aH leh sia} th ‘ lace of moe , 4} PCP | feated Jack fata, Business Men's oe a Swe fe) Drury, Thomas and Wheeler, will although the class of men in thes sna se- | chee Counan. judges’ decision. Weight. ‘388 est wrecking crew” in the wey -tteal ast game for Southern Sccociated Press positions was nest as uwnusuai- high.- Bu had little’ eppesi- ry ; to} po en Ge. , i »ps: righ tf point $ emainin;: t be la V 79 tion for the oN Ot al position, bug) following mer in tae Interesting News-Features in THE LITERARY DIGEST This eg a vu Bobge 20 League. Other members’ California Saturday: Right °nd, PHILADELPHIA, ic. 2. ith) ly Oh. R {th. Timer— itey Wie troupe were Lou Gs hrige ana ss hg ‘. Kuehl. Pe T z ae ao he Badgro: lac nic, Hii f YT avvear? 2» .* - * . t >? >? 5% tuckle. ‘ ; ft qe. Be hrena iAarQCO nay 4 msrni Inreé Vv 9 4 f - O7 A rmy barely yaining a ¢ such stars as Cothran of La re as a sharp contest! for the tiqnngal fIMinr 7 é a llz- ling 437 NOr f F s(oTliati JM4ihi i i ainwiiltl H i- Lid I LA [Ee With Every NEW 1] , euns. They played in an aver- qgyarterback. Kaer: right halfback, ;SU¥yama. the title holder, today Purchased From |] guick Hupmobile J = 208 games and this was re-| Thomas or Drur left halfback. |” ) points over the, and Lassman of New York Week, December 4th Number ve Twelve Popular |) Chevrolet Hudson e 5 = eS ; we? “f ( st I 10 >t rl ish Cars. No Schemes— || Chrysler Onkland sible for 2.5 runs in each game | Wheeler: fullback. Laraneta. ; ve ; The Transto paatic n of the Brit No Lottery — rer Dodge Pontiac, ed by the Yankees during the - a ; on (nia. hea ore Was RON +o 674. A wide Lift fe rence f pis ; npr Empire Fasex Studebaker ‘ Baign. Any clu} ith a tri. f eee 5S Ore. in Madtsuyama’s favo! valled ih yicking baekfield ~ jie $401 Locust BI. pals y club with a trio of rae gavin Georgia's Body- Blow at Mob Murder Gardner Whippet >. : ' ty the Associated Press a CS OP ee 167 . ! P mers of this caliber is bound to ; TI CSON. Ari: o a eo _— na * > = ie eel ’ although Randa!) was a strong : a oe ee ‘ . ~ , ‘ . , 3 . ; as + as aw Ras : os fi - ’ *) 4 aaa § i i s he Ii vor — a ¢ »y* +f > ‘ » 4 . Ly ra The Yanks did. ee Se died oe etaven | © : : vorite for quarterback. Rogers, Uncle Sam, Whisky Distiller: 30s of Philadel-{ sity. ts and. Sundars “2% ae 7,4 th ~ om = Williams P ; a ee a ne ve int advantage Bos had of Pennsylvania; Kirkleski, Lafay-_ |! wee ot o- ee against the University of Southern | roneq up at the end of the firt| ote cae kell oll Pera! The British Coal-Miners’ Deteat . Mexico's Hand in Nicaragua members of the Browns. The score down,’ he announced on re bie | ee ae he ee apd Se : = , ween: Se Me eaeees ; showed a disinclination ft avo! ta show that Ken Williams arrival here last night with a squad = nursir and masse shots made Saiaah stars pt aie pt Yale ind a i rok RO The World’s Oldest Footprint 12S a contest, Not another his men through two practice ¢2s- a failed ft core in Iu 4 Pe ee a ” ie yr er, Bin a | ee ee a east ais pees giaealalg en ee f the Army was t named science ec >S r Vit hone SS the club drove in 2s many-| sions on the University of Arizona|the 18 innings. He tallied 432/000, Of, he was not name Science Lectures by Vitap ue figures on the Browns are nas | ia : ¢ Baas : Vy rr an average of 14 4- . : ' ¢S | injuries to five men, includin : Sraee Of 4 First Team. a Securid Tea. ; 1: Parasien, first string quarterback block Bos scored 400 to 36 Hanson, Syracuse. . b.. Born, Army Ear Troubles Irom Bathing Bi : i ae tonight. Butler, P ni C..... Davis. Ds Bes ie ae Mayer, right guard, and Maxwell, Rarer, Comal. Schmid, Apasy M Sh ; d 7" B th M ur. 4§ : ; | onaw an is DOtNersome oney ’ VE ; Kroda. Bro - I ’ : a4 r. aM ; ‘ k oO UI ® Reale ace wi 40 nape to start the game. Penn to Play Penn State. ai teows.. @. 8. Bien} ote The YMC A—A Failure or a ° mse “245 m, 1] of the men a eared in fine eBvr the Associ ited reas Rogers, Penn. H. ..Slagle, Princeton > - brass 03 TR = Be ; } ' a) * . ° *s *9 > * = e EM the w hite & = Sead Off bx - of the University of Oklahoma ROOR- | ) —~ ! URLI iZER % Many Striking Illustrations What a mess it will be!” exclaims the inde ‘pe ‘ndent Springfield ' captain of the Sooner team for the | a TRUMPET | “Silence and Evening” ond 2 Cub. G.RRF. BB. HR Republican; “another McAdoo-Smith fight and what will remain : lla of the Democratic party as a cohesive and militant force?” ee eT At anv rate, observes the Philadelphia Public Ledger (nd.) this possibility “will not stimulate the lacrimal glands in the Sthing of this sort is found in California at Los Angeles Saturdiv tie ington and Jefferson gained Soviet Russia's Gangsters the leading batter “in the of more than 30 players. wi Bas Sie : Princeton hecause of ' : noe his lon’ varsity experi- . +. a. so pote run in each two fames field here today. Rockne said ! Taking the ChooChoo™ Out of the esr! Sa i inl dl ad : for Matsuyama. Wieckhorst, Navy. ..T. (Cothran, Laf tt 1° : Although Parasien’s injuries may . : eq Connaughton, ram Hernan Radio Converts the Continent Into right end, were expected to be in atte ee ee =jrague. Army J... Lasman,| N. Wi U. 7 . Oe PE re , ? spirits and Rockne said he expect } HILADE SLPHIA., ; ‘enn- | Amos, W. & J. PB Shaughnessy, Col’te Success: THEY'LL HAVE HIM PULLED ALL OUT OF SHAPE 8008 + Just eight le -S8 th a . rr » - va) 3 rr , . (nan averas ~ peje Tech. 2ockne will depart Other teams a be met include | edent ret br : eles McAdoo battle as bitter as that fought in Madison SP . 4 L every ‘ ~ it aT Pf wo contests. Tony Laz-. ;no the day’ journey to the a Maw WE pening O Its _— Was the * ' ) } ee yr ST a 2 “hicago 1] "S85 0n 96 occasions. Joe & Tax: Drive Cali fornia, the open campaign of the: dry organiz zations to head | thea Sox, stoppe ] i ball : was last night elected ; balls to pace in this Including Humorous Cartoons By Gardner Symons, N> A. : records concerning the efforts “that should be wer first team positions as Melbourne Skies Not to be : Scraped meh” and his average was but The Notre Dame coach will send Nise ee Wil e team was not at its best because of i le OS yuld athe I 7 2 4 ‘The Se Engine : "T° fig,m 7 7 = 2 tt? Bas eonfine him to the bench Saturday, The final block will be Georgetown | ee Sturhahn, Vale 4: , an Auditorium — rr oe ' ’ ; . . 74 x Pep ry) th Viré ig State {“olleg ‘ “go * — _ —- — Salwaty r ’ >LT) QO! —H 5 BANK uth again cained : honor of/ long train ride would do much to/"e** year to franklin Field, - Another Team wie Two Captains. The ) alvatic mn AAI ? Rex uti 2% ee wi ' , | Diacing Lehigh University o; By the Associat : Taps tor * Old- ‘one pass in each battle played. ; Los Angeles tonight and tne, Brown, Chicago, Navy, arvard, yn, will Palestine S Busy Chiet ot Polic Square Garden, is the belief of several editors and Strikeout” champio ‘ aes 7 ise nstein, a DB LD1K it Ciamp COAaSi. ae 3 laved on Franklin Fie} lta New York : Norris Sooner Captain. | 1 . Was still hardest to fan, -tcix- ee P The Automobile of the Future off the Smith candidacy, and finally ex- Secre tary Meredith's de- team, | 3 Records of the eager eral 2 & ul ee : ollowing are the Americ: 7 .S le's Miscellaneous rec ords: (b SOs : eves of a single Republican.” “Oo SS | You Bates oe “ interested in reading in The Literary Digest ON SALE TODAY this week, a full account of this most interesting development in All News-stands—10 Cents Democratic political circles. It presents the editorial views of many leading newspapers, statements from the leaders of the Anti-Saloon L -ague, and Protesant churchmen. In the panel at the left vou will find listed other articles of exceptional interest. classes are so arranged ry easy to accumulate t you may desire. 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_5T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926 ndled it perfectly, but his page | passed all the dogs in the Staa& ti havin pa ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1 ind! e | . ¢ apt Seaview Rex and range were very ordinary, and the finding ot game, | ee | =6-MINNEAPOLIs. — toward.the close of the heat he was iclean bevy -points to his cr-ait iT ATi 7 Dea § F running at a very ordinary shoot- |i ace an ange he was some nto second plats | . = pw! inferior to the pyrformance | Professional ~~ ONLY ry ° Is Winner in Seasek’ meneahirs Doctor sur- lof Seavien ; asinine... Washington Still | ~~ Racing Results and Entries Jess Sweetser, —Alll-Age Stake; —_ =; 23 DAYS Racing Entries ork biwee 2 . In Tigers’ Baske’ gee. At ee. (fff meee | Recovering, to Pointer Defeats National | NA TIONAL TIRE A N ) A CCESSORY : ¥ | fs Lam sol MAS _ Weather clear; — fast , e . . al le t And Mat Schedul: yIRST RACE—Fice and one-half fur ~ Return to Links gig de Pie : MAIL ORDERS 1115 CHESTNUT OPEN, su YDAY a adtinshaiih Gurtnbinibin aus: Laks oe”. ye i Ag @ ee _ - _ . ; wt iP oo a : ; - > Bo ~V Wu : year-cids. five nd ne-- b b C : AT AF FILLED OPEN DAILY 6 | Se ae Frank Hawley (Rauseer woot B00 | pride’s 115 Opuo . .;.....-118) eee n Champion . fa a pane . | | Dual Track Meet Also to Be : ) , | ret. | 3 gpk, iris Ope f BARNWELL, S. C., Dec. 2.—Sea- | RADIOS SKID CHAINS ur FOR THE BOY Held, Unless Relations Are 115 Broken Off. First race. purse $! . Moscal lnetruments N. J.. won the all-age stake of the} Radio In the World cance : ed De L | rs Panatrep~es on erase 60 es Ge Ree il tote Custom Built . @ os Virginia-Carolina birddog trials, . eR 1 ’ Rad af — ee = ” Lawnii iain nec sii _— tes ‘1000. claiming. &- which was cecided here yesterday Specially Priced CHEVROLET 3 OFF | . COL MBI 4 Mo. Dec 2.— | Zonrett a Pe see oppeals - ee ae Se. eee ae ASHEVILLE, N. C. Dec. 3. ce ¢ tare ge po atone: setter | @ B. T, POWER 6 $119.50 a oo ' —ix furlongs: Talea : lil *Dry Moon |...106] - Sw er ritish amateur goif;owne y . 8. OmStOCK i or oe gee ; : t-5 ie Sweetser, British neg ille, N. C., won second and | B. 3 COUNTERPHASE 6___$97.56 NASH ._. For all cars, fronts fhreats of a break in athletic re- | , a) 62 20 |*Red Skis 108 Steinway re | * ' isle | Thomasvil! 2 ili. ¢: ; — ap haa: i “| third went to the setter. Feagin’s | STUDEBAKER on SELEET TE CH 5011 Easten 4 & — ww Si Rete) 7 a a ee Pera Conk." 113 Shoniifter -....11>] ter Winning Title, Fightmg | .:ew mex, a pointer, owned by Mrs The Leadin Lux om P. (D.C ell) 30.60 13.60 i *R nda... 110 . Lis wc ed 115! Back to Health. tickney Hodson of Atlantic City. | “ ] g Weed De e ; lations between the University 0! a “ ' i Sa a +e os 5 | ¢ Dee (Garne | - ale All *ione Pou 106} back to health and his place "lIyonawk Pal. owned by E. M. Tut 200A or 2014 nl ; ’ ) Ulee : Tested Tubes CHRYSLER -- HOOD AND RADIATOR ER "ines Sormnes Uo EAS Missouri and Washington Univer- - aoe a : Ps ap : rays | ie ea oe = Third 1 curse $1000, 4-rear-olds andj the business and golfing word wiler Jr. of Birmingham. 5084 Cunaine. 1.49 STORAGE COVER | : ua PARI TT o* $ . sToO Zz : "INGS AGG ‘OUNT “- : = A SAV\ INGS a _ = sity cropped out at a meeting here i, MC ; ' , . ' : 4 , a Mi ' i ms , %, aed te " . ' . : a . inmtar a 2 eel x that Feagin’s Mohawk Pa! was the Speaker ° pomete the habit ef thrift. What bet vift than * start him on the road te 3 FORD, 1923 eal tant echemeton. : , ; : = ord. and 26.. national champion $10 Utah Super $7.35 | 4 s Chev. all models. ' e: tee on Intercollegiate Athletics E . . " iii nian t Za that he never would be s See about it “aay. onl ‘ MADWAY TRUST CO. OF ST. LOUR. 4 en oa ee ~alied ft he purpose of discuss- | ee aor Fasior Hay ..203 epioni ah winner of the Calied tor the 1 P : “sl 1 (D>, & } : ' ie SR ‘ Patuntn mien +; . link + is now [ ie ,f hi h , is = oe | 7 ta ifl{ “f _ 7 , be _ a" 4 ; ’ : mci: ne = : ". gt ei ug i fi na LOT« ‘ . .* oe en ry ~ - x ™ Ps ~ . . '. SF; - Ti ¢ . ‘2 e® «+e © * © . Py aaa chi f of wi pon pne that ve : NEW ORLEANS St RASOMES. [loves: aay 112 | ae a ? , |¥as 100 per cent perfect. His work | JJ 45 V. B. Battery, fresh $1.79 6-V., 13-plate. .$10.45 | esx«40 + | Reese to CON Liiiudiit : . : - 7 “ . " " r ‘ bi. L. s£hVUL Li ‘ “ . ‘ak or; ne Va xc pe id his stock . - “ Tubes — * *. : % : healthy RY the St. Louis institution ee ee ee a 7 ," oo : api An ~~? , > % THE IN. CC : : 1 FR. s wy ; Pe ; ri A . ‘ ‘ 4 ! 7a ht J ymeé Tot » SAMPS: YN zs. ae a Juve t. ball Laine pnere on NOV. we ‘ : —— ot — ’ => " * ‘ i ; , - ~3 ¢ be _ [~~ —— | henrn ; EN ° ® 1 3 | i ; bas M prin H5 | with pneumonia, bron- } s THE YEAR-ROUND GIFT. Z bershi~ = the new cowntewn Y. M Call Bore’ Drvision—i6th and Le + 7 i 12> A r ps oe rew ¢* 34 : ~ s 3 ss See ‘» 6 = F Ch Sit r a B FIRST ink isa ~ ie fr » ~ " tan . 2 1 7 7 : ‘ A‘io - Title —— influne - while TT" « : ; athletics at Missouri. | A i iit “ Oi 8s iy ¢( foss Ba De ‘ . 5 ‘ : : cy ' , ~~ 444 de an P| iniiuenza a > é P | -- ° ‘ . ' ; ne P ta , . 4 Teath ea track, fast americans : , sas . 3 " B eae School. 4931-33 Deimar . ' m ai e te jag eT \! 4 ent > wancs ,pATierican nopes Nad veel re i 4 hicam Buin Ml. 31. T i = wor s. . ~ ; - 1. oe . . =“ . _ . . te . ” : ’ L a TTYTLEX i im q c - 4 aight L masatan nena nate fee yRaeee yer a ee : t race. puree atming. 3-ve violet iS aire. : isresar Eee | : . ) + ' eouttits. SI5 Reculation Buggies. $4.25:. Missouri has already a Soe a ee ’ war c wler idvice a : 7 “Bors ae Shaper own . or etal oe Pw oye OH OS ee : = \ net ae oe oe Ate oe . cs megey eanttprn:+see peas year ar TIJUANA. op dammine « ---10% Silex il ....22-108| Cited States and he was taken) , an Be. vt ‘there. attended bv Sweet : } | MEPEWRITERS 4 useful sensible gift. lhe cam hevill he } | ; et? | ’ ; rebuilt at eperial prices. New Bem : Came to Ash ~v¥ssit, ‘ ~- £20 s2tte " ’ ? ee . = ? ‘ tom and Corona Portabiece n the Saeerieteher Tyrewriter Co. 10054 Pine St TER PROFESSIONATL drum coutfite $35 up: saz a ophones. han ins Snorieder, 32572 Olive . paying n} Possibility that Missouri in the seg Nasi: -* 3 : ~t ee a 1? ~me ££ — Ar 5 ; sek il be 52 : = a HE GIFT wrTn A LIFT. of the i} ot . : u sana ia - wy = .- Vo | i po hak : I C , . . 4 1] i.vrear membersehin $" to &15 No. Side I w t a din my ls , | Of DHeilielc Camt. Clark ... yaz7), e'*e'4@B& ine nore it tM fe _M@. C. A. 3100 N. Grand Bivd. country as suggested at a cinner Ts vs ; ' ;, td pga # aDb. CiarK 10, ee ee «i eal tt “ P ’ : 6: - by Earl F. Nelso St. Louis voir. Chief Clerk. Karonea. Billy Watts |! rite Day pO ae a —— oe ee ’ : me RADIOLA HEADQUARTERS ADVISES " @ RE PEON a son” heed Daceration tas 5 od ialliniatag Suzetie . ..; A |; weeks he could make 18 holes. To- | = = = —— WE Radicia sete ard accessories, Just west of alumnus and member of the Ath-'""" ° Dre eects Ogee Png ) ohn ee | a rT 3 eed - Ear terme | ! | 2 “ties amd aa ae teed \ramdbabuhi eels wid > See a The Sampson Co. 2674 Oltve at. meee : - py = — a fOTe UNS New, 1° couge Mammerices. -tic Committee 10 declared that | aw — on letic Committee. lared TIJUANA SCRATCHES. ican Aandi gage $16.95. 7 ae ae —— Ree el 1 nae NS A RE AME? I BI Sie pin ie the large at foott all ' ams negotiations were being considere: Firet sa waar : . aa Cig tei for games with Tilinois. second Fast (Cu 107 Bazgaee ‘ ee ) Sie . —— - - —— ; : ! vestern, Chicago and Princeton, 3 / . " SS = a PREM LAT & SON. 5°O Pine & but that nothing definite had heen ATP seven race—Invict W nulaietas ( t caer Q nf ae 110° a : : sie * —_ mS RE Sa 2 5 ES reer | ; _ aa sbi —a—e ~ — — : a Dei see oct] — Gabhors Pick Jocsting. Mite Belercon’ Toshi pos OMe. gay ae in the spring will re. ee ee —— . : OR T¥= CHILDREN | Bre a2 real Sari» » eoor bome on Christ “ane ceetume from committee meeting last night an Herbert Joesting. Minnesot Bi ehem *'eel_.109 4g \g nn a — - ~—— ; — eee: eee eee that it was not a remote possibili plunging Mibact! va nieht | s-.:; ‘sh of re Maid .10* N Q k th I] —— ~—O . ' ones . , : = : eS 3 [Dew ce ee oe tos captain ef the 1927 footha (2° S Ht Bove NeW DasketDa | ) 2 — ae . | pray would he drawn uD in the next te . ést 4 : bE: . ; Y: ; ‘ F . , - of x lt Le — ~ — = 3 7 = a e The { “ « “s eet ease j roctry ' ata Pwent ne t oe ; 7 : ie eague Ss ormed io =. ~ os - -08 S. Fourth — ae rit ad - : : VIOLIN FROM LIDFOLM. $5 UP , : : © Franklin. near Grand. _ ae year or (Wo, czy aa aie le oo ee ; ward, atte Kien NM Hest 106 | oe SS bi , —- | ° ; ome — 4 : , Arrow Wheel Tors sre Best and East St. Louis, Alton, Belle- =: eee iment 5 — : : = } >. # a ie —>= ~ Prelor ment Seales = renter. H LE ci. S12 St. Chartes St * All Men’s Sine." op Hae snag ) : WwW A TS C eet ; ans a Day Sood tah in Circuit. LP a ; =~ : iy 3 . wre ) : ATW TER. KENT Ss EN Phone Nearest Branch ak | “8S Blare Mae _....119] Me: Tuesday evenin:, when , q ree cat “ ; wie | ol e ete he “ ‘NOW! : : = x = ' : . —— — ow 4 i father | feethball and CUSSION INNEAPOLIS pris } et Cor) Fo EG LE ARS RN os At Cob Biig inp ee STROMBERG CARLSON AN! lon retirns l} ASSOC i atior 2 i ee: Phane { alhenr femonetratar a 4 ere ce g “en - > * ° saniagel 7 SSOU RI © SERVICE 108 Te Raliviere. he process of organi AND MOTORS THE FAMILYTS “Wiliam Creeemen 1430 Pine Re OES, seeViile, Alton, Carlyle and | > | BLY DAD A SMOKER. we “Mascoutah, ecided : COM nete = | ith Furnitore Ce,. 439° Basten Ar. - - “4s = —— — a NS ae er en ER owing the formati n of th | i WHITE ELEPHANT. ircuit, owne souch ae 4 PLLEGGES PET SHOP ps Lee ae = tRATTP RR | # 9175 EASTON AT UNION 4 ss > ‘ i 4 i* Ji i ’ 12 j a) "a 4 - rhe ' ; stands in ae Fi ar - ‘ : + deemed it advisable | 5 | | le wy or walnot. $2.2 TIRE PRICES REDUCED on con abt ss Our Volume Production Enables Us to Offer These Low Prices CA FEADQUARTERS ” accrasories. Just "rT @ > ae e eet: on TE "THE exhilaration of speed! There’s nothing like it! ee oo ee A car gliding over the road, the motor hummin | See tte enses. Gold stamping frre es Rebuilt Now AT. Gaetan Seecenn Gn tlt with eagerness! A wolf hound dashing over the ground, a” iivz nsoy co. pee Ha \ e Those 4 FTER : rome” season "2 c _ io -—— . —- . - Cned aetj eee STEWART WARSER RADIO Wide, Heavy, R ; * “condo grigr-petre deed bas Mage 7 ide, Heavy, Rugged aw N eng Heed sea ogg SM | exulting in the thrill of motion! Whether it’s a dog or aa ee Non-Skid Tread wae oA al Gets fel . : : | SMISSM 4 i TRADE-IN OR REBUILT $1 = ee ee atevtie oe: Thee. a car, speed is the sign of splendid strength! | Boe PRICES NO @ Reereny i sraxpanp = natoons = MM BN WP oS oot peters: Baws A car fed with Solite has power and speed always go Sons. 8415 aed sss i 0.5. Brichier, Bellevie, secretary: ready. Solite drives the piston the full stroke under | ee S0n3% 0.8. 4.0 5... 6.45 power. Speed—with strength and power behind it! ———— ae. le L, ? . Fairground Workouts. Six4 &: —... C28 } M2 ‘LEANS Dec 7 : . . ° . ° sane er ie? nae rate 3124.40 ...$645 33x5.77 $11.35 | to. Pine rout. Bast gee, | 3 ~ a | > “hiitacter hLetid@s . ci: : "ion Himbel: TO0aM S2x4.95 _. 3.75 34x5.77 . 11.65 1 2 _s re + 5 kiy Be: m partes. eas sarets |.” 122s RE Rpt ee seM eee | Solite costs a few cents more per gallon but you'll . See coe Satisfaction Guaranteed \ | , - Sep vane ed | agree It 1S worth It. a is: cae v5 2) eens nenesmenemened | Prickly Heat did > : eas 4 whip DaMwo. Investigate the WOND \ 9 oupeeie n | . | : : ; 4 FSCO Flocas EAme aaa SYSTEM of Tire Repairin | Ne =o HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Buy Solite at Any Standard Oil Service Station or at Any ; SS ee Mail Orders Filled Promptly at tail Garage or Filling Station Displaying The Solite Sign [ Sr WE BUILD GARAGES Brick of — oa Pies, 6115 Grevete: cuss aa Ge ep y ‘ nd Lang The Largest Modern Vulcantzing Plant hone Ray ide 118] _ (OB) in. the Southwest - Beaumont 0 0 ° ° ° « i ide : St. Louis Tire Rebuilding ‘School ; coe Standard Oil Company St. Louis, Missouri “Qpage"x- "ox rus 2950 Washington BI., Corner Garrison JEfferson 2779 meg ; es (Indiana) 3 = “ ‘._ remiss ee ines eS , i si ‘s . | ee) NA ORE er RESP Ge StS tine ROMER CAT role gi PUES TER AT on 8

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em NEEDS of many kinds DRAW PEOPLE TO THESE COLUMNS. What NEEDS can YOU SUPPLY? “@#@ ost pistiifen Minneapolis Leads, = a : . w ‘ MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Dee ; > ae ~ , KA, f- ~ \ =, - — yr LAX The Minneapolis hockey team wenn | =) a? Neg into Second place in the American _ Professional League last night © when it scored {ts setond st Tg ) A or 4 fe vietory over Detroit, 3 to 1. raight ‘ , \ J c | rt ad a aw Ak r , LS 1 eee v song Ti a ’ is , > vA AER ) ) ; CESS RY co.| OPEN SUNDAY a OPEN DAILY 8 P. Mm, 3 ie Sees Bhs 7 i P \ DEB CIRERE ; 1 S SKID CHAINS 7/—__For THE BOY | FOR FATHER FOR HER FOR MOTHER : FOR EVERYBODY } 1 FOR EVERYBODY | FOR EVERYBODY | FOR EVERYBODY _=i| eed De Luxe ; =z strumen HATS. CAPS. GLOVES $1000. PLAYER PIANO $385 LISTEN: + Hear Xmae (Meal Nervice, Too, | PRIESMEYER & |\COMPANY |} HOW ABOUT A RADIO‘ Musica) Instruments. | ~~ 3 Radios atropes 01 ‘er ymplete line of Stetson hats. $$ and up 4 VL : ; ee ra As PD gy i . J . a Ssgremart gg Pee other qualities $3.50 up: large a-sortment ; Beautiful Art Style Walnut Ca i TO AN ATWATER KENT RADIO ry) y ©) LACKWELL RADIO SERVICE CO. | Paper Hats ‘Toy Balloons. , An Appreciated Gift for the whole Family. 3 OFF ee ai of laches’ and men's umbrellas: or a gif! | Bench tu match and assortment of rolls ! The ideal Christmas gift for Her. SS Gravois PRospect 1203 Noultse Makers. Novelties. } ree Demonstrations Given 4 certific ~— cor ney - ae’ Te ri] aa f S10 ri mithty Can be arrange } Awal ‘ tre fo!) s On ( hristmas morhing di t Shi - 7 ry * ~ Xmas Cards etc. | - nani _ se é arial is is ins Bie RADIOLA HEAD*« iT AR ERS AD\ ISES : c. . | CO LiHMAN PIANO COWYi ANY Will une n your Ramee. | il _ Ra a Or 1elds Radiola sets any 4 c“essuries. Just west 203 x M holesale and jRetail. ae Nightly — = | BEX MILLER Har 7 4 2 00 Pine st., two stores, 6°3 Franklin av. | 1101 OLIVE ST Toit) trvins . ny BYOY ih we ote toed | mt re 7 r } of Grand; easy term = Leth at Fige. . RADIATOR COVERS . De N S as SMURER CABINETS. ; ~ ~ ots ae it | eait ond | ty Obliceti oo apse THE S AMPS T. plete Pet Shop in the World. - 3101 Ouve.| Guaranty Finance Company | ae = “ties ero 2 ert COVER ; an ; Oh and Washington TAL KING PARROT - » i j ’ T Eki is ina | ( ‘HR Is T M AS c ARDS. WESTMINSTER HA] r ’ Rvom 510. 705 Olive St. GArfield 0°60 Ny 7) On ollege of B nes and Finance. 32: ; epee“ EPigiae | VLEGGE'S PET SHOP IFALER 4 ; Pwd Mi Nd E Mh dske. ; gp Here — | en sie G : _ cee ? , ONG : PA SAV INGS AC ( ‘Ov N t Men Dodge ‘se eeeeee : PACE OR STU UTZ } 3IC YCL ES ARE BEST ace - ee h ; ; onveimlent Lernia : an pine STRERT hrietmas rihert e or Trist Bids ee Franklin ‘CEntral 2407, a meres Purchase your Xmas Gifts fo re ; ” > Min chnooke ik own nresgelt by \- one iP ord for new ‘OT tupanterd YONN , -* By aS RT SCTRI ‘ ‘ 3 ¢ } } y o.. 4 e ‘tra Bld tos 2 ’ = nt me , Overland “eee $3. 96 i Up. Guaranty. 108 N. - “th Bi. ing him a@ enstom shirt certific ee an%Eq & Tinias Annet | Beet | rslchan mriesien 4 , i . miiiideliias a " : INCLUDING yourself. @0n't overlook giv- Kb. 7. TERMS ics | : 2 ti 3 : ET YOUR CHRISTMAS MONEY THE LIGHTED LAMP. 66483 Delmar p ; NO PAYMENTS THIS YEAR FROM ' gr sed Bike. We h ave coasters. 2. -S. MORROW &e FO% VY O02 Victoria Bldg. | NI » FROM US lamps and shades, tea sets, bat¥is, make- ing yourself something worth while. KING FURNITURE Co. t e le - . " " : ' ‘ . . . oe sTC'T TO an - . : . se ; ‘ ie «+ a) . . Z 4 » : Ilr 1° is 4 - IRES ra eres and cane $7.50 up. ~ >: Our 3-]] at) Christmas candjes at $1.00 | é. ee PICTURE TODAY Cm furniture or piano: % per cent @ month. up bexes, novelties, pictures, old prints, Mev hs + Men appends. Lat Reng enone oe 2618 FRANKLIN AY. ; > Natur: Bridge. pec lal | loneer R: di itor fare a delightfu ‘ leliver ews. Sane ton vour part, and your| MOUND CITY LOAN CO., 427 Victoria tapestries, antiques. furniture and glass P oe: ie Beautiful hand-painted table lamps 30x32 $7. 6s > . $606 Natural! shen : : t) elightlull: | fan , Ind to henr it. | See midg : to provide an income egaiiet the time JOU T egas Handsome silk shade bridge 3 Se. ; a ij ters Tor aj} ars i ¢ ry , ‘ a: a ph hs oe d pie loeee on AY ‘ ae ' — . -« -“°T . \ © Eves Y vy need it. ye i L+tiut.t R COIO ! . > “d t 4 FOR REDU CING ELE rRit CABINE’! mM - : ‘i — } vi i U. Ss. Cords, e206 gv him something of permanent value. | $3.95 to $5.95. (PEAT FASTERN rFEE & TE 2540 Olive ay ' c ARAY A N gat SHOP treatments. Violet ray and vibrator. Neu- BR ADWAY TRUST CO. OF ST. LOUIS Z o 36. tt os ¥ rece, . 1 h business training. course.| GENERAL ACCESSORIES & SUPPLY CO sd aa ~ tie Seater ae ; : : 304 N. EUCLID . + ¢ alle sain : : a oe ctors ylumbias, Brunswicks 0 30x3' V2 Tubes . rrr? tT .88o0 4 } thorour 417 Ww ashin in 441°" s . Ents 5 ar ‘rankhn 4 | Arai t Reasonable Prices Books and. Gifte for Xmas. ritis. lumbago and rheumatiem. Me ge BR (ASS FIRE ET, $9.00 and $14.00. Anything in the way of gifte, whether "0x4.40 Balloon $ a Co, Col. 41% isteach anpee Manta 1103 Pine St about a canary : sll nase? , AYER-PIANO ; = _ ee 4°4°A Olive St. Lindel! 4263 i 'si4 con hein tye te = eae a bedroom, living Fooms o, dining room a : ~ nen TAT PD Acyl pat ' mi yes fice an tolliiad ‘Syelvtise —" i. Hg si and $ mported Tea Set eautifu suite: > Ls Tires coos tees 4 gift of all for the boy: a | NTRAL BIRD STORE, 509 Frankin eautiful mivloxany case, Late make At Auction XMAS Loans for furn! a eens Fruit or Flower Bowls. $2.00 and. $2.50. suite; also large selection of cedar ches': " ’ VoUuUr own ier! lt io’ ee rR es. i > ats ica Cy VILL'S ANTIQUE Sid Pp. 4145 Olive St MONEY Ne Ao Oy MORES Ogre ee) Fiennes - POM >. Mae ee es ore ET NE A TINGE AER OLA RED ee AE SR TEE MT NE A ae EOI. gta o NEMA SLA agen AOR ee a Ha i fae PA TERA Tier POA NER meena aad f ne "we wey sets + ane wey il nite a eee See Seanklin FOR THE GIRL ox a full | Mae of bi ‘Fcles, veloci- | wagons, scooters at very lows “et | 7 - — i u .- ‘rs € sai ( . () mn * ir } i > it t . ; @R04 Nw. 15th st (Entra al 2360 AN EDI ATI ‘ L_Aclede 508 of a ELECTRIC.sSEw ING MAC HINE 905 NX 6 } 4 brie $2200. 4-family flat $11.000. 709; On yoU! furniture o: pmpeo wh “h s rot Yhristmae seaso Same day rrousseau. sheii need on ape Sepa at: “Uo N. oth st. . mrt be remayed from home. Paid furnitu-e re- Lig wr goed ART ERS ADV ISES. _them. Whr not look forw: t» that need } SIN AIK ‘ANARY AND CAGE "her oe wiih ia tea rp EShEYED | ae = — al ie ~ ah cha ceipts required. Business confidential L OAN S $5 TO $50 Grand Rew? A Savings Ac ount will provide | PLE Gi GE S PET SHOP, — : 1002 Olive at. | il. Om i> BAND AND STRING INSTRU MENTS LT ee tee enn! ne nee Lt ae oe or women steadily oe ES Stee €oO.. 9624 Olive St._ | BROADWAY TRUST PST _LOUIS.|” hae Mameronen= Ss Et | R194 8. Grand—-2715 N13 WALLERSTEIN HOUSE | Repaired. | Reconditioned, instruments JX"| papers. Other amounts ip propo-cay : aay) nu THE SA {Ps _ we ec ot. . | : vA ate era ; $ . Grand——-2715 N. 1531 at és JL,TsTur 4hu 4 Zw, new Gold and aitver scaling. o- 3 ‘7 Saame JEfferson 0404. E “stal Li shed “da 44 LOWEST RATES” PASIEST TE, . . 2 OUN ts “SHOES OF THE MOMENT" EF ; ray }ina) } EFlevated-t)ve! ° : . Rrosdway 5?15 Gravois edad) © ie Oe: ‘ a ae | rar ors : iv : Mai Sus Fy 4 q Men hs Ne ai aaa TFT. , oe 8 Vanity Boot Shon. 80Q5 Locust. 'B 2AUT Banve at a enecial price stan” a 119 W. Lockwood Webster Groves. Mo I: ( RNISHINGS CO. Grand. Grand ae ave. | years. 2900 to 2908 Market. DIXIE CREDIT CO § . + sothtaigicnanionttin : ‘eat, C1. cTON , "400 ae se . . ; + - - 2 . "yar y "00 Sheete and D Envre!] lopes se enn . SARA ACG teaeme nea assis 4 / . _ Bors’ Pivision—16th and Lo- FUR?! 1012 Chouteau. | A a | 4619 EASTON AV. 0 3 ar Rote 1350 4 SHORT CUT to a de! nite career. She | ent. condi AY © sama Tl h Seba _____ | Printed with name and address. $1.00 re PAINTING OR BRONZE 1243 Morgan St. uy eg will lore appreciate a Scho arship. JONES |} "aty loor lamps. $11.25 poly- | : “Onditior beautiful perioc Persona! Stationery Shop. 1116 Hol lané | i : ~ "> | CZ B ri W] me and supe fh action i Bl dg. oe o3 | Enhances the Beauty of the MUSIC LESSONS _ COM. COL.. 417 Was hington CEn 3.1 chreme t sik shade, Westhus-Furni- | xrie; I age * hers \N ATWATER-KENT | ie RR eS siipeenkadeasin oi meen | ‘ ovat ‘ ; TFs meheol. 4931-33 Delmar BEAUTY CVI TURE. tame ht br exper : eS tADIO SALES CO. AVOID Xmas money worries. We lend A Gift for the W hole Family tickets for the Ambassador, Missouri i. FOrest 0099: 3469-75 S. Grand | © ¢gmpn} a. amendins €100- a? oy Liv IN(G- ROOM Sour s-plece ne ve- 7AY > 10°3 N. GRAND money to salaried people and furniture | —-——— and Grand Central Theatrin omplete $150 course. $ ; Ga © ur foro E30) SID: NEY FUR- A FADA R ADIC ) dole “7 owners. State Credit Co., 23d and Washing- ee oe We guarantee to make you a marcel waver. | ITU RE STORE : ay. JEFFERSON 613 on av, Headquarters with State Tire Co OS "'SERT " Prices $12 and $6 NOT A TYPEWRITER for that boy | Licensed College. 359 N. Boyle Av. pao “1609 Prana eee EAS, A. H. MENNE CO. | eee GET A RADIO * |, Se BOSE VRE el Sire : gir! or other members of the househo)d? A cift for Life—A, TT} ais ush Busi ness ( AN ARIES AND # Ai, ES—wWw onderf ul a - ima et W alton Ar let te Lt naveee #8 ] f ] i] ; H da ad wrou ht iror nd rT ta) Inquire at box offices. —— ini at hor | &.. geet bargain rg Pr Brag oo | BUS TRAY EL Vouchers can be acorn selaiee wine te tae Soria 4 is aB T patty iedalier Uaberee, dastestiare, inane, pian o ¢ training. Write or phone for catalog before buying . r "er Se o% Iot 1) orla NATIONAITI 31y now for Christmas week travels. $12.50 | d ; c p el Delmar howevard. For se ee round trip Chicago or Kansas City, Rea-| SPECIAL GIFT PRICE = | cre {itn boxes. book ends, etc. Watch ey gg n Writing Machine Co.. 807 Pine. “ng onl ——. ~- _—— ng 4931- 33 Delmar boulevard. FY Man | Olive. : | THE GIFT ‘SU P REME betas A idee | tal Denver, Los Arieties. pts cual weak ne ‘our wine lay. ATWATER KENT Co., 4629 Dein nly $F Phone CEntra!l 6006 | Oo = . . ‘ * . ' dy ; : é “4 8 s2eVTi ~ - : .- ‘ i \ | c / ; , ‘ a yy ' | THE EDEN WASHER--Mother will appre: | 1078 ne Wet, : | Wholesale Jew elry Stoek WILL BUILD | ie EF PRANK HAL WEL CHRISTMAS t. Terms SS dow! WOLKEN, |} : : Now on Daily. 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. 5-room. 2-family flat. $6500. {-room or loans from 320 to 3.00 at legal -ates | pet us help you make this a really happy ason. ae fe ) Re 8 Es ncaa searing. vara ak cai Mieka mall tines Tice |e : thy puppy. ‘ CY HER NEW ELECTRIC ‘IRON | 2, oeers ww for 3900 | ' ' ttgcaleet ge» , ST aks . My | rere J West End - Ext iF. | for $110: only $2 per week. si A. R. Brooks Mere. Co. Co, 309 Nicterin Eee; Se aae:| Loewen. | j | Nn 5 atte AA PIELER Ne FCO COD BI I NO ON a CNC! . LO LV ELE LEAL LS LOLI LL LOND DRL LLIN LE CLA MACON ETE EE AA BA AA RI OIE Rdg YAR A ON AAS GRE = EON REN BONG OETA a HA RAM 5 er . . os ™ . 7 —r: oo er . LL LE LLL LALO ESI CLOG. AO ALE Am 68 IER mR eee el ees OE CE Bowr a , 7.50: Complete 25" 3469-75 S. Grand boulevard. LAclede 0440 | ——-—— | YELLOW WAY, INC. 520 Chestnut St. | : | Outfits, $25: culation Bugies od | , neal Washer. == ‘| Satisfaction and services guaranteed. 5) r ) : : Saxophone. $7.50. HUNLETH $15.00’ PERM ANENT | Ww AVE. . $8. 00 WALKER LOAN CO. TNREDEE MED VW HITE iF IL y WASHER STANDARDYNE 6-TUBE COMPLETE Nat] ee A 3S ie | ROMAN ART CO. R. C. A. RADIOLAS ‘ "eI" CO. 516 Locust Eugene Oi] process Git ft coupons can he DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND jewe! ry of | - , Nothin else to buy $79 4 ationa re £ ccessory 0. i "704-06 Locust St. ~ . ; —==— secured from us any time before Christmas.| all — kind Expert watch repairing. | uyrater l-eppper tub. | Lily Tire & Battery Co.. 5652 | deter d | 1115 Ch es tnut St. STEWART WARNER Theee vouchers make a real othe aniline Ww ae H OUR be! INDOW ggg woe il O00- ONL y eo. va) ee ke | C5 aD eee we a FREE DEMONSTRATIONS WASHINGTON HOTEL BEAUTY OP o07 Pine St. 9. years in business. aie on ‘a AUTHORIZED DEALERS TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. Tuition | ANTIQU E ‘settees, chairs, tables, chests of 95 . Balance in Easy FOR BROTHER Kingshighway and Washington. ee ee Jae 3 sg a _ bench and R. C. A. Radiolas, Atwater Kent Radios $25. Catalogue free. Strictly modern. Elec- drawers, artistic screens, table scarfs. 29% DOWN Monthly Payments. FOrest 1160. ELECTRIC WASHER SOLU TH "EN DH ARDW AR E & J. L. MeCARRON ELECTRIC SHOP tric massage. Hydraulic chairs. 811 Market: PE geo area aye > & Antique Shop, | 2 Stores FRITERS—A ueeful sensible cift.| ————— -_-— ££. 6 and Electric Vacuum Cleaner. FURNITURE CO O05 1 Gravis Riverside 2031M A. G. BRAUER SU PPLY CO. : = = i ae” ee eh eee eee , ! a aaa we , rebuilt at sperial prices. New Rem-| 4 MEMBER “i SMISSMANS ELES TRIC CO.. Ine Bags “Tet sg ny seen 3 RR ENE ee oe — and Corona Portables A scingner emcee or one gman areserakine A 909 Pine St. GArfield 35158. GArfield 8779. =859-2867 Cravois Av Coty's, Three flowers on jHoubigant Lal Totiet __ S$TOV Eg REPAIRS, | 316 No. 3rd St. cee a we ad mera me ' segues . ee eee Distributor of White Lily Washers. Sete, $7.50 to $12.00. Bennett-Clark 4 $15 permanent marcel wave, epecial at “Tyrewriier Co. 10054 eee 2. ee nee ees) ee oe MFESSIONAL drum outfite $35 up: sax- aes | ‘ireplace intr ; . * Stores. Spring & Gravois, Gravois $8 complete: ringlet ends; guaranteed; ar- phones, hanios. Srorleder 3 x72 ¢ ive. | FOR HIM “Fo h Fig \ WV Wi alsh, d. Gravois Drug Co., Gravois & tistic naaaiind! gs ‘stale treatment. — ; oui fy Wh worganior “Winette Marinello Shoppe. 6315 Delmar. ; ec - oth et || ds j la | it ) —— : la aad 950 8. Broadway. \ j ' } te ee ee et nae wr A AE CE MO le co lah VIETRE 8-60 ing to qual-| YW 5529 8. Grand, ' q ‘ “¢ nN 2. Fi : re . Ue Bae: WTROMA | | A a ee positions. $35-$75| We are the only store to man- A RADIOLA membership. $2 to S15. No. Side|liow as $1. They all make wonderful —e eee oo aR MSTRO ~G WF ° | $130 value, now $35: terms only $1 ‘edt Asede aaa or oo eo, ufacture and retail our own or V N duit Te i per w et 0 tit Sa lccit E reee OM ss mnt ah = nh Ds whe 2 PE aby ° ' ICS P. iis. STARCK PLANO co., Special $15 permasent marcel wave, $8 mirrors. THE NE W BRUNSWICK a3 €.A.. 3100 N. Grand Blvd. gifts. PROSSER'S. 3220 Olive St 1809-11 Olive St : ) | OLA HEADOU ARTERS ADV ISES | LEATHER BILL FOLDS and Cigarette | eS ee ee eee —- — j nm Al S| CQ () 1018 Or AVE ST t Lu il é iv ” _ and accessories. Just west of | Cares. The Warfield Shop. 399 N. Euchd. GAS RANGES dish C id t sana ‘denn — wii (etaaies anal Posi. | i. E-ar terms. Fearon ane Es _@itLK or KNIT In er yx white enamel; would be most : Hollyw | o EX NECK WEAR--—SILK OR KNIT lr ay or white enamel, would ya PRIS: iL I, A Dean's 8 Candy, assorted and tively no kinks: a. operator. Hollywood | ; a Sempeos oo S024 _OMNe_*-_ | Exclusive designs in Holiday boxes. Olive | appreciated. Get our prices, AND | others. 50c Ib. Schuermeyer, 1709 Frank-| Peauty Shop. 3630A Olive. Lindell 1254! A Gift that - beautiful, always 1?-ca2uge Hammerican, | St. Toggery. 814 & Nive St.. Arcade = ER: Dawns vale lin. FOR reg C LEANING | appreciated, and cherished thru vale —snecial, $16.95. : = . coment RE | Y ade dele See Ng ee Be | . var WHY NOT AN + ge ATION: | RADIOLA HEADQUARTERS ADVISES | wna 4 a RADI GS dnd pkecesarise ‘all kinds. beid af Try | : | Ir {! | * di ( CS : repairing. USED Ringling hed Wash Laundry the years. Priced to please all (Ub DOG OR MONKEY. PLEGCE’S PFT SHOP se eton nx T . a BOU ‘Tx IR aa, Al tM CLOC Ks YE LOW VW vAY, ; °C re 520 C hestnut b xes Q iz ‘ aCe be . ‘ SHERMAN ae Ae eae ene MEN Oe eee, pete ee eno $6 UF lau WARFIELD SHOP. 390 NS. Euclid. | —— Fae NER cs oxes, making a most aceept 7. & EF. Bales) Co.. | 8 ‘High et. | Git QUICK MONEY. SEND YOUR LAUNDRY TO ~ 9 a : me oo oe 8 xclu ‘ : aalss wm; na | ‘Rmtrs! RGOR Get your Christmas Money quickly. quiet- A FREDERICK Permanent Wave strictly MAI -GARET HARV! ‘EY CANDIES «| able gift package hold repairing. ete. CEntra! 8926. | - |ly. cheaply, without endorser and without BOAL Al 1é$ ats . PArroy Wherl Toys are ‘Best and guaranteed. $15 kK & 8. BEAUTY | ne P oil “0 " “19 re ee a wel s B gift at $1, $1.50, $2 pound. | ] eon Furniture, Real Estate loans made knowledge of employer or anyo THE PARTICULAR LAUNDRY. ee 108 12th Blvd. | SHOPPE, 314 N. 6th at. ld Cc) Small payments. Confidential. American Brokerage Co., 604 “Olive St., Coniplete laundry service. We extend —. ° , BC) dite gd i jub Shon ‘nd Statler Hoteé| aile ‘ rity : rios“a fame dav. HOWE ane SCALE. tao’ and BRANDTS Queentex Hosiery: al! aa BS. lobby. Telephone CEntral 6939. a gh here a] I ° ». 2901 Olive jet, | Room 516. fe. Lek eon 7 oe SS 3 fg the most , , 3 - > fon frem toe oA — 3. pairs. 4.85. g rite tor ere : S . RIE CO. 512 St. Charles St, | BRANDT'S. 820 Olive et.” |, PRISCILLA SEWING CABINETS pall? ates cman [NEW STYLE non oanaey Serta A STRAUSS PHOTO Colfax 3008. 4038 Natural Bridge cane aaa alan ete : eee A regular $6.30 value for | | UHLMAN MTSIC CO. 916 Pine GAr. 6879. 9514 Franklin Av. a Oriental! Girt Shop - Importers | $4.75: also othere in red and green deco- | ee a 3 4 HONS HF oust, SPORTING CO ca re aad rated; : { alue rg AS . SS am | HEAR liwiiday Music tA eae eet | L.. R. Strauss. C. Ly. Strause. “XMAS WILL BE HAPPY ; ne ; — | ALLA? & | Kent. Radio from E. A MUS! | ~~ sledge it In our 3- ; FOR FATHER XMAS Permanent Wave SPECIAL | Mh and Washington CO... 3921 ‘8. Grand. fp i cel 11 LEARN BRICKLAYING dell. SC octbampton B06. be Broom sng | 0) * Salon " ase. Victoria Beauty HERE'S A REAL, CHRISTMAS GIFT p CAN ARIES make fine gifte: choice ateck | Days = evenings, emal! weekly payment.{ flate, 5530-44 Milents. $55 with t nay | garage. Stelle! Sildkatdin meat indies: wiles | camen| I i to 12 weeks’ actual training. Alleys, streets made. These flate are just |SUADFS BIRD STORE. 1947 Franklin 3871 WASHINGTON BL. completed. ee ; -}~ ee : RAY R. ROSEMOND (Owner and Builder) - ™~ ' | Y r "Ex nir S } : . STROMBERG CARLSON 404 Victoria Bldg. CEntral 885¢ |St. Engelbert’s Parish. 4727 Carter Ave. | AND CANDY -40ur epecialt home-made Aimost ne large room brick bungaioa ATWATER KENT chocolates. CINDEREL L A { CANDY SHOP. | tile bath. hardwood fioors. hot water heat ‘ father ig ee footbail and | —TNQ Cherokre. care e ri ght eae) terme All | ELE‘ TRI‘ py |. dngaay Dp owen et THIS SPACE Riverside 1161 or 5603-R. turns v raqgio, ' © " = r “$ty zg TI “Rrig TY pyvemetlits mars > Nove] euCc Ss ‘ “ Ps Sada etf nec 28 Ta 381% for demonstrator | gory: aan a Payee : ‘ a ‘ od HAR TWIG ‘DISCHINGER 2RON N. Grand © Sf. 4) mic. TCO 6 OS Lf) and AY (625 Delmar -oy , , netrat linens Min | ran¢ ps | AY. RESERVED FOR GIFTS ’ Cahenyr “nillows : ee rs oes cee © teen, Seem, Demy Peruet. secons THE GIFT SUPREME | READTIPUL Photographs for Xmas gifts. : > SALES The whole family will like. Real eingt = ete: , - 4a 4 i 4 4 if 4 - - as -° ng ———— Hare $d rs taken tofay ef FIOS STUDIO, RADIO RITE SALES CO. Canaries, love birds. parrots, guld fish \ 406 De Baliviere. Flaite tein Suuen sated tad ‘ Sewing Machine Eiectric Automatic V7o¢ ame |Make her work Saag er —— doe A PRE- aM a sc ey JZ Delmar Boulevard , 26°6 Olive st JEfferson 1293. 2339 Ss. Grand. and aquariums, puppies, monkeys and a!) MATS AND MOTORS THE FAMILY'S B DUPLE EZ | WILLCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACH. CO. os a LJOY. William Grossman. 1630 Pine. eet SEESEMCE CO. | The highest deveiopmeni of the sewing ma So; slndedehe * jection, | = inc ee ee ee ee BUY DAD A SMOKER. ———_—=SX(¢ $139.S. Grand. ___Rlverside 6599 | chine. Sce our display at 209 N. 10th et. | _ sei Louts | Christmas Gas de, Lele vanes Canis Vee a Oe TO | mg ana Cleaning Co. AL. Smith Furniture Co., 4332 Baston Av. | TALBOw'S REAUTY SHOP. Marveling 50c. Easy terme. SPERMS ee ee ee PTT tt Tht a Ss ive St. &. E. | Cor. Grand ain od Olive. Give BOOKS this Christmas. There is a | CENTRAL BIRD STORE. 508 Franklin. © ’ : WHITE ELEPHANT. $15 permanent wave. special we n° i $10.00 DOWN 9 - suitable hook for everyone on your list. | e ~ = P Atle | : 1103 N. TAYLOR A\ DEImar 3021 | BUYS ANY FOR SISTER Place «our aries now eee Poultry South DOUBLEDAY. PAGE BOOK SHOP, ] AT NDRY ( E RTF a; A TE ene ber Ser. $115 S$. GRAND. Dickman Bldg. | DINING SUITE BroadwuF Market, — 1419 South Breed Tro ow: gh aed «| Setekibee Macon hey an appropri: | Phone Nearest 5173 EASTON AT UNION Bioatwey | | Marker rance GRand 9494. | BEDROOM SUITE OR REAL professi. a BEO-| ubbe.f PO". CATO Feet pain alimentos Sone aed ee ST ee Branch ee 0 al KING stande, in meta] or. wood, | ot > 99 - wien 4d a a maid. Most complete stock. Shop here at} srIGEL FU RNITURE CO., 2200 Franklin } GOLDFISH AND ACQUARIUM. si. FRemont 0437. the White Banner Premium Room. Just 3700 Olive Good 7 ION MA RS Ma sete and accessories. Just west of | ENWIN F. GUTH ©O.. DINNER SET FREE. Palladinm Rink. E nright. went of Grand in isn Beirne ate | UNION RKET OFFE DIOL. A HEADQUARTERS ADVISES your leisure . ‘ Cc IR Specials for Thursday, Friday & Saturday Accessoires } t because we specialize in Gloves. A danger of wringing countless cl SMISSM ANS ELEC. CO.. Inc.. Brentosnivegay i the confi dence LAclede 9000 for demonstra tion a PnAS oo ‘ learn mechanical dentistry. Call or ou t 2pth. Pecan Caramel C Pine man may buy here with MEEHAN lard ‘ft Shoppe. 2305 S. Jefferaum.| Victor Vietrola and records, $35. Lo ae book 27. MISSOURI SCHOOL Nancing Sontts (Mondays excepted). of pec ecm R ——— delicious ‘layers * St. GArfield 5158. GArfield 6779. | : ; correct. Gift b ith} ELEC. APPL. CO.. 3154 S. Gra v ee x 333 : c* a field 515 aa his Gift is correct. i ox w EI ; 4 S. rand AY = — ~ 7 . - Consol¢. 1633 S. Broadway. _ onuineilll Ga MECHANICAL DENTISTRY. 1042/| popular 25e matinc® every Sunday: ladies’ Tea Rolls—Light, fluffy and tender. i “@UARGE VARIETY Or COMFORTABLE purchases. The Glove Shop, 821 Locust St. , i - JLINS, the ultimate gift. $190 to $500. er Te | | OF dance “@ CHATRS. SMOKING SETS. ETC . oI is Lyeki & Son 3529 Franklin . 19 'N. Grand. | | ae ews attenignce exit. Round Pan with ali milk, WALKER-ARMESTRONG H. F. CO. LAUNDRY CERT IFICATE | LAUNDRY CERTIFICATE JEWELL GIFT: SHOP. Unusual eifte.| .. THREE FOR $12.00 a alee STMAS S CARDS — a ines. Fruit Cake. with a kick, J4b, and ‘up. =06 a¢] oa Bertin 18NN-11 Nive St. Give *) laundry — Oe Seer ae. | gay Pry ate An appropri -| Greeting Cards and Novelties. 4713 Delmar: Gl horkow a ‘Gaal isi 30? aoe. ‘a lee CHRI od 4 iy Free class lessons Tuesday and fay od ___._ Assorted Tea Cakes. 60c tb. . * 10¢ brands of cigars, $1.95 for! ate gift for everybody t pie at e Ertt s0F everyuouy.| +t pieases. Good Deen Toit at mtd dls me 5 v }ctora cs evenings. rivate lessons any hour. Re- _s YS haum Pipes. $5. Garcia Finos for any amount | fur any amount. WALTE i DOBS( Ht ETZ, Watchmaker, GLOB E BARBEP COLLEGE—A modern NEW YEAR CARD®. | sulte guaranteed D. GREEN Imported Food Speci , box of 10. 45c: Cigareties. 5 AALCO LAU me Ag Co. AAILO LAUNDRY CO. Jewe! er & Omt.. 4! +465 Delmar. FOr. 5476 6. lace to learn: hydraulic chairs. electric COMFORT PRINTING & STATIONERY CO. CASTL E BALLROOM is @ restricted | ceesee. meutecenen. ‘ varteties of O xe un eT RS Prince Albert Smokine Q: 3700 Oliv 3700 Olive Si METAL and Wood Picture Frames clippers and vibrators; tools furnished 107 N. EIGHTH 8ST. place for lovers of a dominant place to | STANDS 100 107 caviars, etc. eee. BSc Th. Schuermeyer, 1709 Franklin | Good Washing W INS” * Good wu) Good Washing WINS Good Wil THE WARFIELD SHOP, 399 N_ Euclid. while you learn. Fee $25. 615%, Walnut. (Between Pine and Chestnut) dane. Phone FRemont 7999 : SAS IEEE SSRIS I NIA NR II RIN AED ISIN IIS IRI SRE ATER PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION d aliv , an 3 ’ 4 ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC. : eee REPAIRS : STORAGE AND MOVING LAUNDRY AND CURTAIN | DANCING — ~eok9 | BLECTRIC VIOLET TREATMENTS, LADIES Learn hairdressing. Now 21 wires 0 | REPAIRS for “any old stove. range or | H.C. WIEHE FU RNITURE & HFORAGr. CLEANING apa. ‘i R ae be brator. 4048A Olive. Lindell Paes beauty cul 1S nimble. 4 a oe 2063S. (c8) f - rt andirons. Venler Cc M a ed 3 ¥ USIN ESS CARDS eae ; Bcreens ¢ : | = and Px Dress 131 x Franklin av ; LAC EB C [ RTAINS done the Pa! is way, °° ELECTRIC wiring and revai ring ‘e#9’, | FORS AW 109 N12 Ain °0435, ick) | chemically cleaned or washed Faris CASTI E RCHOOL --2839 Olive st. Private | 755k well and REDUCE. electric freat- | able. FOrest 3140. > Entral 3894. ‘e8- PoneHAY — Tt , ~ Cleaning end Dyeing Co., 3248 Easton av. lessons. dav or night. Lindell | S858. cB) “meat, 401 Laurel. _PArkview 1214. (ea) lADLERB—Beaut EXPERT wirine: cheap during slack see- A. G_ BRAU ER SU P r LT CO. Phone Eimar 0758 and CAbany 42309. WESTMINSTER HALL. 3808 Olive st.— anaes === independence an son. YOrkfown 1625M.__ 8) | STOVE REPAIRS 316 N THIRD 8)! _ _Freight Forwarding itso orange mp | OSD | PRs Baeneae evening. Parties Sunday | a VALAY’G & INT’ -OR new and old house wirine cali A 2 _—————— | sa TRY our French way of cleaning; vrompt e¢venir- Lindell O600, PaaS | eas. Day iwht is er. An Bz: ggeatgi Ae n LA. TAT ANCA N eae ee Sessine SRRrcrcypriratyleeoong, Pig Orme INSTRUCTION = na ‘eave mat. Gah ‘or write for os ; BORCHERDING. 3930 Vircinic av. ) | if \} r ) Sm ORK. concrete. cement. epecial: Sie 97RS Cas’) or terms 3) MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | 4 \ p j \ A\ Nis and Dreing Co., 4238 Easton. Phone DFI- STRICTLY, it's. mar. FOrest 6780. (6) | Avi men-womien. 15-60. wanting to gu catalog ah ° IL La i 4909 oe ae fy for Government positions. $7 MOL ER COLLEGR. 8 2 _ OF. ot. fom) | . T t ‘our echoo!. . * wt... mE 4 . > a ew ' ired now : or mar r 0759 and CaAban ; (c62) with the { pointy and coucre and cleaning. tuck van a . Ke a ~J = iNiams. yin Bay ie for plat R alesis _ acca pec ge i ea weekly. local or elsewhere. j EE concrete work: terms. COQ! 4640 Garfiel id._FOrest_2388 (82) | GONCRETE cut and wrecked without) FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. | | MR. TRIMP ment. 1203 Arcade Bide. § sea : o : oe nen REN —— ee ° a oe Tro & Wire ra for S15 o fi (tures 1 e@a- “bls + x ~ GC aner Const ruction Co Vv Ic- Gy T &- — — : e & ie hah cS) | tor 265. | | 201 0 D B ROOFING Will ooen postnnete ~ rom clans 58 NGING NIGHTLY (Gilonday excepted:, day or evening "s ur with ’ ———— ‘Victor td Se ORE To emma 1 | _ _- ween! 5 .* 9 elmar lL. > a ; “Su Sat ~ | day. Dec. members not accepted | PACH Be.ivoorm. Hive at 28th et 7 ea- | Century Tolcotamhion Pe Yee}. HF rb (eM) “WR! DOES {1 KIGH , eat hath plastering, Kalso- : ; GET Minmich Bros. to repair and coat | fier Dec 14. Elmar 1831. 4460 De'- ‘ 4 . 3 e ‘ ; be safe from oid leaky roof. make them ter | er (c2) | turing Les Kevach's Rhythm Kings. Pop- Ye. OOlfax 726! Ww cs? ‘- ia 3% f ° > .? oo hig » | 17 e ’ , - « TERS & BU LDERS| Fuarantegd Gd heuse Wir , nies mini a toting (Elmar 3994M. (c2) Your household goods will be sa. . bd app 1 m wae m Dee {cw} : ) _ ade installed experts mo. ee) wee po BO er nt sav- FIRE, THEFT. MOTHS, DAMPNESS. proof with special coat: repmir old ae an we FURS repaired, remodeled, itined- | very ee : = = and materia! firet-class materia! an n¢ gyOCKING on infant® an chiléren: ®| thorized Marinello ‘netructors. 447 LEARN CHOHO but you'll 4 ew “Ser, 3.35. or monthly pe ‘ie reasonabie. 3937 Kossuth. Colfax 492 op) workmanehir highs ranteed: cash 6f hertas. Areaces: reeaona he : FY ret 62 24]. ic) Washington. DElmar raul (oh ie te EAst “S80W a and taught at Moier’s. ect Coustr ndell 5. i uction. Linde! (ea) EXPRESS AND HAULING —— Mw mpien Bros. - ca —OCOe “veer ' Ola ‘WALL PAPER CLEAN’G. ETC. ASL Y — gi Minnicen y : : ' MEDICAL and ones money. an or night fore bas * — 5. cash: GARAGE es a - —For pets deliveries: . - seooneaiatig : 4 $10 , 18x18. best work-. c SONTRACT Wid — & 1l L. . “ts ink . — ftex - Dye Soaril a — . ANY size room pape red, $6: plastering, iia ee EEN REL re , ar wrt for esta ship. DAMON: ————— - or ornamental Dlasiering. Lindel’ "painting. GArfield 1895. (4) MOLE BARBER COLLEGE, 812 N. oy __Hlland 356UR. ee 34° 7aW. 3544 Pace. : : c&) a rE PHYSICI AN Wtd.—To care for ; on = ’ sh ee oda CALL ae tL 3798 Rooms papered. $4 living om South Side whetereed.. x a MEN—$18 to $40 ver week. white i — | Be : JOD FLOORS LAID 8 , wo rk. i} kinds ‘ “pea- ‘ay ee” 4 ee. urface. fin- GH ANI TOLD— Tement . all 4 ul Bisch. 3518 California. av (c4) oa . ‘¥ or at Any os ee or made “to lok like, 2-6: FURNACES, HEATING, ETC. “svoavie. S711 Maiiet Parker Ut) seeping aesnioe same || PROFESSIONAL |} 24 fee eec =|" tor Rublcam-trained office —-_ine._slecirical automotive ar ~ : rest 4 —_—-~— ) $o u FOrest 3201 a ) ed dur the gineering, omen evenness NTS. furnaces. put in rood ng; rooms, @O UP. eee AS. help were receiv uning ie , . (c76) | HE ATING PLA 8. PLASTER renaired: chimneys rebuilt ond PAPER HANGING and cleaning; wo ow ' PATENTS month ante November totaling ny -. 2,062 WN. R 2667 callie eince January lite Sign 2 “9 SO Waal i a cleaned; _smal!_jobe.__LIndell_4281 work. Riverside 2695W. 5103 Ross. a pg eee oe Pe repaired, coils ins caret | HANG! T Why not join Rubicam's Day or | cracees is rs repaire —s ee. PAPER H ANGING—C leaning: do work ; Why * te eaattnen A ACES— Brick. or ryt bollers covered. _FOrest _642¢ Berit |_mverlf, Cornish. CAbany 5033. __{e2) DETECTIVES EATEOTS cbtsinn’. sdvive, at | cme among these 2 WANTED ’ , open _———— —— : — i . | ‘ phone Ray Rosemond f BROWNLEY—Painting. ED 3 Ivrreide 1161. ° (2) able. PArkview 1479M. pre 14 Midland. work reatanteod. Altman. FOrest ee rs weaes of guccese | wnat Eagles oes so 2 . 7 . | ; ——- : fc tective Day phone, CEntral SSOT IV] ERATIONS ( “a GAS PIPE CLEANERS : a de ng + any | —_— NTIN hanging and Folinishing ; Work 3031. Night phone. PArkview 5054. ich) ; = ; heron J T ERMS PIPES meaned. pores connected, | PAL TING. all work guaranteed. GRan (76) EX-OFFICER WM. EF. LA CHABE . 6does THEATRICAL oe GAS h marcel | loore ; remodriing. houses | : a. J. eeiey, of b < . : : _ $1.50: work ntee A. F. Ferguson. DEimar_ 2305M. — (eB?) ROOMS papered. “3 paper ncluded ; shadowing. investigating: locat rt PUNCH AXED JUDY SHOW fog the heme. Rubicam Business School a ORS rates: gas fitier, 341 homas. JEffecson ant | eo es cleaning and painting pt Indell $30 ing people. "B19 Title Guaranty - Gar |" echool, church or club SHE | ans O8 Dek wae Bev Ane SSE ‘ = | ROC ~ dé. $4 up: also first-class fie h a 23 4931- * , ; There is a quick wry te sell that ROOM: ae 282 SR (cS®) LADY does shadowing and investigating: os ap andled. x | FO 9090 peteres = akD . itin pS ’ car — through Post-Dispatch wants, 02)! NE. ST: paint “strictly confidential; ces. Miss 8469-75 GRA as oe ietping Co. B nd Plumbing: . a BP ie tere) your nearest druggist. 4 sud 7 - he

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Se ae ica anibiic o. nadie “egy Pep, oe 1A Re ob occ adh , ae -* 3 Reet Se + * ey ee the ee ded ee ete ee ili cranceuie chine tee “20> ate d 3 * ae i G > oe : sna lk RS coaaeA ay ¥ 7 ay _ — a t lon 4 ‘ee: ae ERO TRE GRRE RCA eA 4 rasta OREN Ram Bre tee ne igen Dee, ee ee Sa ae iaaietieatiteiatinns at tein ei ae a i en ; wet, pamebnlbe ty ary — ‘ . lal 4 cman page * “= ae Serge st) me Pe aed : . ey ‘ on ee ee et Redgate r et AE. RO NER te Fee Mewend oy arog Ah e t : ee ae ee A oll ER ETO Pe ae ae ime ay s semecigitien dn natia aeee a ; ‘ : dia Tee ke “heey “ = Bt xs passe. Se - ote mie. 2 - “ Ga P OT ae ARAN. BO re ys Po matee Rela sas, nyt Pept SE AR: dene. CARES. em ie wn SY. sy . SPAT es-WANT WORK? Tell what you can do through a POS rrr ry et _ PUST-DISPATCH. ceOmsTs “AL SHOP mother r Sam and Mark Mayer. chapel. 5216} ulevard. ric . = a 1 | fey | rest on Tuesday. 30 8. MM... onl dear aister of Michael T - E. and the iate eister-In-.aw and MU RPHY —Entrred into Nor. 30. 1926. at 8 4nn M irpny. ’ De. ne xX reejden: Lafayette q “AR SON RD. ave: a Dec, CARE Marga an ; rca S231 (c62) | (iige ¢ metery ae’ |“ NTEMUTH— = i —_— PER P PETC ephone Garfield een ae tered 2. broth UNDERTAKERS tee earkhs of Magnolia Pax r net DFimar 2ioe (c82) | | t T “ into rest on hy W NIE ™ ANN- niered 1a; 2 “12286 at mn vy as sann. beioved h etmann nee Warmann: brother. ‘_? 4 ndertsking : of ee Ja mes ar n Mrs. Mar garet Hofsiete rom ; , 4 4 : iat mas brady. anu our de al Ki ne Od at} EV dine : ' hurch and Cemetery. Bopp service Sur TH. ARD—E 185 Dee Be ads and Edwin racy. father id Norman | Kuneral dea: from residence. a. ot 2 : Madison avenue elical Lutheran Manchester. ‘ be forwarded enuan Jr.. 9165 De! , Bess Brennan at m : ~ rey in Leban ‘ L. Thomas on M UNGayY. husband of Eugenie Friday m Andell boulevard lease copy Wednesday raczy) Chest er Tr 7 : ean i Us isle eta tana irom avenue, Intermen! Caivary orning rest 4 19°86. OW sah! aczy Geneva ‘ D ‘Tra, ‘zykowski ral from fam Saturday. Lady Tne . - 4 ermen : we at « p.- ony ion avenue ily residence Decen of Peter Mar On ‘ . : to 2 - DFL GALDIO } th >. iA “ ee F : Aas . 44 G44 | ‘ ‘ ° a r and biack 1 re wa turn - ren on aries -Lechmann, ione. fet. bit. Rage: VAC CY Dit — Laoet,; Mike Pho: ne [hM He B > MAN—Sit MAN ANI ‘ha ifte VAN ‘at raved maié SITUATIONS—W BAUIY FA round re * ie + p1dow. 48874 and eye Sat hO y Wed esday A ban 9149M. ‘SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS r - ¥ ma... Ox (i 165. Post-Dis | Lid los 9 to il HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS jon | JANITOR ice for rent of good base- ; with | ment: small FOrest + Ca a | Lin-| JANITOR AND PORTER — Apo! v (88) ) tendent. 2204 S.Bingeshighwey. _ vs cl lo hin: =| / expe- ' mfie Hi HEI. M ust kn short exper! tence; -ongicer any m0 mi Sohertz. ee N. 1: reliad.e. caperey eS. Bex : iA ND—? “5c hour. O11 a AY HL NIST —— First AMERICAN BRIDGE 1014 S. Vandeventer. — Per , wage. eee am a S.t.: whit wants sl long experier farnily . amamneill | 7 ge th n machine lass. (*() oid: years maintenance: thorough- ; stard. Address PB: we reference. Phone respoasibie poe deeira> - ~~ ». m.. 20.0 Si th > ; 7 v 4 - y ty . sa Ls “ep — { 00K aa "Ovi Viettereot 9023 ~ slored a> 580R Mi aon hest: er ‘ 4450 OMEN, GIRLS RLOR OPERA =f al] ir experience ANC Py - * Vac ‘TES - > _AGENTS WANTED—MEN CN" Lomac Uy «6«other items ' 4 lja4 Fra ao) r intact 2. et $s. Peter and Paut’e Come. ji iberai re a? ‘X—Loet: from Seru on Maryland r: reward. PEI Scruggs, on ix 5) Pc Pr onocee BOYS eas IT UK ’ eee IT) tai & MEN, BOYS for tler Apply after 2 “eat: to shine errands Mardware workers need to an SAL Sere WANTED SALESME Hus amt i. | 22 “Ting too s SA LES MEN- - Trane ‘pater ted ~ Vit BOOK KEEPER—Si: mand das ae extra cays, 1U ye experien G-164. P ‘Dis ry or take ” Moa imanc DRAFTS on str layout enced, Box nat ‘oer Sf # @>° We expected ~n alm cpok. ron 7169 nme nt ‘SEMAN—Sit.. col- | or Janiter can fire. | work. A 5507). N tiliam., and me uctural ‘cn mechanical work: id State age, ex xperience and AUDtS ormed ucta EUA " : MG. re.i- able. fr _ may. b “futur Phone HI- nd 2883 c Sa LPs “MENA SMAN _ Experienced R oF part . must an accurate. salary Post- e be experi- roadway, New l\ork rap (cd) jlor-made su te and $5 each salir we > ov maae arge income Ap ih 1430 ‘Arcede By 2 a -§ silicic 7 0 Wea SALES MAN—Factor el emciumive sale af Sewnrd Conds bo. |i St Lows district (ea) Wipers Co.. Ceveland, re tes) Box W-152 representative for widely used materta! ee ton. Teveland Sanitary | SALESMEN WANTED SALESMAN —_ -Make "$25 per Gay ‘a » “. rolisay candy deal. Jlo “selling tw istec- . en? Expen ced "> _iee =) to sell ex eptional | Xmas no object ~~ « t¢c i ho- — saiary “institutions. if you salesman 435 5S. are do Niese GP 73) SAL ESMAN—Manfacturer ‘o represent » ij higS- -gTrade auto accessories On comm 188.00 das. 3, refer- Inc io) ii me aWa be hae ® ‘ines hand) lead Hiackett Products Co. a hxperetx The. urnmishing departmen party | OPER ATOR—F or y. shed trace; age wholesale typewriter rib ‘or. Word FIELD MANAGER ianced i aia esmMen . an earn oat ‘ 1004 Fullerton Bldg > min exp PT] ad s:PART OR FULL TIME side line for one who needs s has his a af- CURRAN COAL CO. 201 utes. legal collection training given o>} ~* Ls ust $ ; ® ia nderful Chris sS ecialty "O! l¢ a! i ristmas p i Salesmen, se Il) Beacon self-c barging siph- r home use: deposit required for sam- fi Get Dusy Quick Big commis- room 9230 M. S20" ari Theat er Pr) } men with hant erg se veral AND WOMEN proposition to nationally approved WANTED LIVE DISTRIBLTOR to market in now prepared Spot Lite. \ee are Thru the Post asi “ any sdde * tne man — OFrFauizatio a procuct Teri and {Ncrese Sa. ea Man a ie ‘ nicag j . HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS = enced ~/ hig Rand ae reai- 2 i nd ee W- 196 4 xperien Dest ec Me ARC EL LE af eae city. 5445 Eas at: Miiliner\ “Opera gon straw mach position LE Washington Fie D ay tors. 1113 2550 “s MAID —Z OUR whi Mrs. Montgomery JRS—Experien ed Hemmers Novelty Shop. PERAT TORS— -Experianced Bonaz * ne markers Novelty Shop. 10th st eas ne one hemstitching mach experienced must be thoroughiy floor. Stix. Baer & Fuller. 6th chine departmen: OPER i _Expertenced on la es , Apply EX pO ; , k ing or F( Test aa ** 3iW ei perience mol for genera: hi Ark view ett , ‘ and re Ee" «1 HI et re la O4R or 5902 ’ , Lumpe rtant “‘ea.! mMmrut essential , wousaal &a..¢8 —Several. teach dancing this evening. Adame, 4614 Delmar temonetrate food product Sat- @teady qoatur- Mre Sievers Lac ede “Hy _ ee aa WEDGER CLERK—Experienced. quick —s accurate at figures. estate age. reference « wad experien oe. $20 per week Pox W-2? Crigpa ich ; 4 gt @erni for ily: rederenees. 55814 a Enricht. eaneseeenaetiateneesn ania en eR a ee Webeter Groves. Mo time taking riers ~Ommissions 485 SALESWOMEN WANTED io ee) fice! eaiary nS lan use 4 af ~* ** ? pos s Pe) = 4 SALESLADIES age. tor cs HERZ «© "OO vyears of bakery cepartmen: -_ ’ > £ . - vr 06 Waeh: gon FOR SALE—WT' MISCELLANEOUS WANTS L OCK ER: wr tm uit — R. P. Muneer “BRicee #166 7 ITEE Be dds = usec. ae MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE CINDERS ‘heap STAMP ALBU M—Linman Hote. ezcrlient IYPEM RITER—(iive dition. $15. GRasd ‘#7 50. WELDING TORCH-—A54 If0-taot t* tar cheap 2316" a 12th _ ANIMALS do - we) broke. a POODLE — Mae ¢ months en" ~~ _DElmar ema _BUILDING MATERIAL _ CINDERS Any quantity: 1776. = . cheap. Cal Gases THURSDAY DEC EMBER 2 928. TYPEWRITER AND MACHINES For Sale ~ MACHINES AN id. rented, repeaent fp “ndah: e machines. Rel able - nd writer Co. 7 S765 D ine eid >| ae ‘PEW ‘RITERS—Soid. F — m = anes. ima ert : yer b asoeeeeetiiiens o.. “1008 in C843. TYPEWRITERS — nde yyal, $23-$50. cost 3190: rent, omths $1: applies on W.. 202 “ 10th. Mae ante ike rent. 0. Box ast. HORSES AND VEHIC For Sale arpess and jZORSES—- Mules 3-R24 Per rae HORSE: Maffit:. $4 XOP HON ES— S—$35 up. f other inst “a5 Feldman PIANO teed. —“HIRSDAYT. ee ee a HOUSEH OL 926. USED INSTRUMENTS | Bargains $25, $60, $95, $140 upward Radios, Phonographs, Up Grands, Plavers, Reprodue Pianos, ete. ‘‘ Trade-ins,”” turns from rentals, floor sm Genuine eoncert strators, for list. weekly or KIESELHORST Established 1879 live Street. etc. -Phone, call or wrt Easy payments, from $4 monthly up. 1007 Pianos and Organs For TRAN D—Coat_ $2000: relim AMPICU | PEDRO »M 7 and recital used, ‘demon. o CEatral 620% : SOM BINATIO Ni 101 O REPRODU CING UL PR IGE Lit, : ) Bal by rant | ease: $1150 Box A 418. NO ~$100- metal Compton av. Pr AY ER-) PIANO First-class: wish , a) syagar at to \ts DArty are Wi'mington- Riverside 2921 PLAYER-PI 4 NO—Coat $300: eabinet for sae} terms to vy. Box _A-417, Post-Dispatch. TEINWAY VERDE GRAND good Cor ver} 1A NO- m logany Peete.) PLAYER-PIAN bew. 3544 3. neliahl ° Exchange Deimar Sm eee DINING ROOM SLITES- eae: “Rut suites —. POL. P. A. Stare Piano SALE OF RECONDITIONED Used ll. find an such Rd Bmy wi no bargains STEINWAY ABLER KIMBALL STARCK. ET verhauled #6 as | PRIGHTS Steniwar (Wea Kimball W al.i Newton Wal Webb R VW ood } PLAYERS on (}ieb.} rmmere Mah (Mab.) Mah ; Peter $1.50 Per Week present museanl first payment. A aeeure Emas cde P, A. Starck Piano Co. 1018 Olive srace im rour ment ae pert Geposit wil _ Talking Machines For VICTROLA-—— Ties with rtcords: $100 Congoleum UGS 9x12 Size IN MANY PATTERNS $6.95 $1.00 CASH UNION’S EXCHANGE STORE “th and Market 5S! °14§-208 N. ifth § ne en Oo oem a, NP vr nating _ . - cetenniiniieemee ee ee en ee I Breakfast AN Suite $12.50 . brea kfae) | oe JRN I Tt PRE— Apart feouni~ must ag, 2 Olive Box TRS ee Cail 1105 Lafayette a a. m and 49. m RB—Lirin at ta V ictroia, chair... rockers, ino #vum. ee ere “RE: ontent noah sie fa *t ect, S19 Cave apartment. ampost phew. beautiful dining suite. bed: Gome, shair suite. rugs. lamp. abies. Murrer, e-parately: cheap 60° 8 (layton . (e535) Fr RN} TU RE—3 “rooms. “Site. Bu: plete. living room. bedroom and a z ucts. reasonable terms. open event HH. F 30 vreskn rt. Brasch Co.. 232 ia es : . 4AIN % site @rveeer NIT? PURNITU } Heaters se 7 ‘Sreesee. $4.95 But-finieh a oui te WE GIVE EAGLE ‘STAMPS PASTEL FURNITURE CO. _CEntra!l 1437 1419-21 Frankiin (eB) irniture | The end of your search for seal thar | @eine: «ix large floors of furniture. rage} _. Stoves , or time, four monte: 18th and Washington (c54) goed ~Genditions Ex: hange Geperiument, _Broe.. 4524 Delma: o8) ANGE—Bice — Meal. with oven _ broiler in very good condition; very "80 TH END HARDWARE co. BR 2! as 2361 Gravois e (et) PMAS STOVE—Quick Meal. aimest Saul 3 and te Mases. from uD: connected free «hos week Levy Brose. S11 8. 14h, ef) AN CAN ‘ar 4d eT) STOVES — B $13 2 and wo: pine free wi Levy Bros . Zi1 & 13 , HEATIN NG STOVES _ rebuilt moet any size or make: “arge heaters for garage. fate | son i ae SIN Sr —Hoasier- ‘giiding ‘oD: Denante Secnae éevariment. mer 4 nce fromm auIneoet sew very Sti # jith.. ie Das en port artm- ; combination, all as or coal will urniture Co.. LI ommnadei; 1 on . Eriige & 7 i vee m.. ack; in ‘very gfxod com Ran. 5 Ths END HARDWARE CO. ry a 4 st 226} oe: o4) ef ame r¥t-clams embination. Quick Tae, condition . << in Sse shape R i bine END RA WARE CO a _____ 3861 Gravois. (c6? radio. chautacqua, — einen ene ry Fu: a urniture - Bargains len +o Shing — E ether bargains toe *SMertizca. bientys mentica,

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7 Rs. DECEMBER 2. 1 wOUSEHOL: D GOODS FOR SALE} ee ns i) Congoleum TYPEWRITER AND ADD ACHIN )AIACHINES AN ‘g able. A Jad brim re ndable " machines. ’ Rel By ca RITERS—Sol Dining- Room ey 39. 75 | TY PEW RITERS - —- Under 5 $50, com nie tee te ( a NDERWOOD | t euritire. $F dow a “onhomegl STORES hw oe ert Sta, HORSES: AND VEHIOLES : ped Sve pn ot 13° 1-2 Breakfast AN 4-Burner = ‘tank and pump: =[pound | 7th and Marker Sts. 906-208 N. 12th $ co Te and gee WASHERS— Easy “TRADE YOU Re OL LD ——" with spring an ee ae = — sta — Sale : Te ide HONES—_$35 u $5 up: — of other ee Hunleth Music ~~ W al. KER ARMS RUN aes RE Ul I, b USINE SS, np iwin size: have | 2 ee net ag, a a lt el a aise i COMPI. ETE OUTF ITS ER SET FREE With Each Outfit INSTRUMENTS Genuine Bargains #140 upward for . 4714 Sacramento ‘feDn00 M SU SUITES—New at less _ woot goods OR te a el ge een easel apes . Se turns from rentals, floor samples. concert ana recital used, demon. Phone, call or write | Kasy payments, from $1] weehly or $4 monthly up. KIESELHORST Established 1879 ‘i Bee Our Complete ea KING FURNITURE - . eeuineineetaeeeaee — ie Shera ate 19th and Washington . ~* Fee ees, Furn. a & Plate = Sale . eas : HOUSEH’LD GOODS WANTED Pianos and toes For ges : F QOAL RANGES—% oniv c Mani 10) a a Player ri. NING ROOM SUITES «suites ee at ate BAESRER AND CHI PFO. i bh | Polonia! style. $40, ‘RE mye DU “ING tion : “384 tone 5 ty : “rem ris RNIT 4 TURE—Gu ulbret 1BeT) rein : iA) | PLAYER aw | 44 5 RNITC R E—Living PL ay YER: PIANO- Furniture Ww anted Badly — ian “oat $800: bench. rolla, ne ) PLAY ER PIANO- : $140; terms to reliable ti} | - Box _A-417, Post-Dispatch. the | sre INW AY VERDI- GRAND — Mab CF git me rm omcana: Feat ner LEHMAN PIANO RN TU RE—Co onte pnt AUTOMOBILES | ENITURE—3 rooms. m- bedroom oy kitchen: ruge: reasonable terms: ch H. F 2228-30 Franklin (es FURNITURE, BAR ;AIN = P. A. Starck Piano Co. RECONDITIONED Used Pianos! |} Lisied below you wiil find an enusual | Sroup of Piano bargains ~ pe POET AGO AINE: SO aya a eer! Ne WE GIVE PAGLI ASTEL FU Ac RE CO. 1418-21 Franklin (c5) Reni The end of your search for real bar ; ix large floors "AU TOS | Ww WANTED BADL Y SW ANTED BADL Y dle r CTOs ‘ork NTED_ * PAT 000 ( UASH FOR . P and No spate Seal oe AUTOS W ANTE D! very good ‘condi tion; ; Biso Fan heaters for garage. ices; Rind cheap. gigs cane Webb (R. Wood) .. CABINDToolicosi ler. chan department. ING Rone: ! TTES ne thas - “ ee Fe OO Oe Ft tt AON sn #1.50 Per Week )our present musica] instr: Ne wy in very g»pod con END TARA CO.. Geposit will sesure Xmas delivery! P. A. Starck Piano Co. TO 81000: md : nickeling in firat- ' END am «eg ~ CO.. nance companies paid off “JOHN me a” a TTT 5 crn 5887 Vive (o#) urniture a oe eek FINANCE CORP Talking Maohines F Vv 1CTROLA—HTies utiful with records: $100 cash terms. WEBER'S UBED AUTO BALES. | . dust south of Market st. 2700 . Locust ETO SELL any USED or DISCARDED Article AT (TS PROPER VALUE advertise in these columns.“® FIRE 9 PE TR I TE oo eye a ran ~ pete sane + nee P a cada NE et ee OE IR So RR Nee eae IR aR aE Sled CLR RMR et ae palma, ut se eed Ree. on _POST- bis ‘PA’ PC nearest Hi) Be |e A U T QO AUTOMOBILES « > a ae ee: SON t ws a Garage, Storage, Cleaning _ a ~ . +i] f, ' Si Coach: run 800 miles; fully e Q Lippe { "$525: terms Gilliam eee. (Cc i ° $150 t0 $085 all Suaranceed »HEVROLET—1923 tv 1927 coaches S750 Lo S585 9 | gwilare! teed * license free Fiint Aut Exchange, 4867 bhaston Alwaye oven (c73) SOUTH SIDE CHEVROLB!I 264° ~ ({rana Alw avs open aches: Hew 1026 ana 1925: J lo select from; $295 up; $100 down. 4568 Easton ESSE X—Coach 4 mtihe old everv men tionabie extra S45 YU: also others: terms —) t S rr? Le Repossessed. What others lose } bar . b« . i , bee ere , : 4s MON 4RCH E37 locust 7 _Oakila land Coach “ADIL LAC 61 COUPE y Ll pe rOoru : . BOF land. Cole: others: terms SoVo 8. Granda HEVROLET — 16336 c pe in pertect citi ‘heap a $450 { rer? \ Or cr “i eS wa a Tiel rms 26 Chrys! er Cou pe A rea up-t0-Ga ; r Wit! 4 ba brakes “@epare tire ry cer Ma . motometer + + ie ~ ; . 7 Du oO paint This ca won fiay long P a ae ol > 1 oy° , SOUTHWEST NASH CQ., ‘ ‘ + PUGS Lor us “Tf OLNG E-—— p>] ‘ et -/ aon i? terms. 3930 Me, LAclede 4843. (ci Dodge 4. a te ger Coupe 1! Ree ew ha! wee TyrTres f) e roncition thie is the enecis fir Pag jdise wheels N enninment MO NARCH. 3137 Locust DODGE Lepr SOUTHWEST NASH ©O.. 3020 Locust ‘OUPES Tate Motor Co., Inc. 1926 Dodge. Slightiy used 18°83 Dodge inn " 1924 Dodge. Looks Bee 1) Te) a: Re f ‘ »*? { ‘hey et Te ery P 9°R Ford. £350 peere4 The} 1923 be’) ge P P . mE Bi } 4 Paseengsrs 4 & guaranie AR Trenrese ed (047-48 |] «tf ? Lepel Y ehiie a4 l Sundaave TE. ffs rs ‘715 r pe K bdbargxail $78. $25 down 4464 Bhsto 4 KR Db—¢ " &'i ©» we in RO © cigar 4het { pliany ac FORD—Coupnes 1926 25; like new: trade terme eREeO Me Nair FORD— 4 7 ; Bourn Siu hé vreit O04" > riche its a ~ l” » t ; i } iv a | ie a | is } } ane ne mechenical ¢ , niy SUH S30) I ‘ HT (owe i) * } hd , er . = ¥ . af ’ ‘ a} FORD-——19°23 & 1926 coupes LOU to ti 27 ; — eooy a)! ruaranter ¢ license free his phan o> SO wd } "ho ; 7 ho o Exchange 46 LLaswon a waye Bi “is RD—Coum accept model Ford yupes on late “25 models; balloon tires rrantee good eonditio liberal termes eo ae t Tr Sundar PRICE. J Dealer. 1320 8. Gran ——- -- ao 04.04. ; Tbs Tf (HU Pcs. 192 ; < wa? move? : ° . o let venainte gvuaranteed: one 19°94 bhompers, lock whee sperdometer and $915: liberal terme, oldest Ford ‘FORD ( OU PE, 1924, $135 MON aR 117 a enthe Stile earl Ours? | anterd 1994 FORD. $115 + This coupe is a snap’ Grab itt todar. on i! or et Auto Bodies For ale BARGAINS Alize | eat For Sele | Tate Motor Co., ime. |- “ber. i CLEAN-UP: SALE 332 Koons ae ro ay Se — Sols Wheels 3 Rims _ wooD- Wi RiE—Diec 763. hg ee &, rout

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GAR Si NN eae) 23, Shaina mia keel oe ome an net eee cae. eae THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1926. FLATS FOR RENT ~-._ Northwest NEW FLATS — READY TO MOVE TT 4726 Lee av.; 3 large rooms: strictly modern With NB Sn nook and Muryp..¥ bed: rent $47.50 with garage KORTE. 110 N. Sth st. MAin +250: FOR DOCTOR AND DENTISy | "OG A i rion by] (corner St. Louis:: Ranelagh-Wilmar Apts. *: 449-05 DeBALIVIERE AVENUE Northwest Corner of McPherson and DeBaliviere Are now complete and ready for occupancy We ' sas + Sipe eect ; , have ay i | fluors. tile bath erat owe qood furnished four-room efficieucies; also a beautiful hotel rooms, bath with see” || i ivets to suit tends i " $62.50 _ mon -te beds. Buffet apartments which are especially adapted to the couple en. || OU ND ITY T RU oT ‘on th, or business wonian, All kite he “a €G }UlpMmie Pit white ename}: refrigeration, running fee water in very apartment. Also have two efficiencies unfurnished. All apartments available today. Very | Manager on premises at Rap ‘ lagh Apartme nis, dD, 707 nie nerson, id hy 7, See ig adjacent to the Wilmar Apartments. Both & alidines nder one me aoc Enjoy al] the advantages of an exclusive resid rential locat den ee aan gurroundings. Rental includes aj] aver. linens light, Rg ed t ay te lobby. Olive-University and Delm ar ; jiace@ent to Forest lo rl ; Phang “580 ae = Park. Thirts live minutes from downtown. Phone HOUSAM REALTY. COMPANY 3 LARGE KOOMS. BREAKE FAST Room 312 International Life Bldg GArf; 97 4 SEP? MC) | 59 ASHLAND = — “SEPARATE STEAM HEATING PLAN ———- : ' FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—West FANDO AH, S804—Second iloor east; | PAGS $5894 dining breakfast room =kKitchnen- §B os THOM! SON, apa , BAln SHU; ete. bedroems; 269 iAcliede S386. p eArkview 14 FOrest 1000 t nS fat and St. Louie (eB) DEL ees * . L a$ ARKANGED es WITH LATS 3 CONVENIENCES ts saseuabial $5. i LAKGE ROOMS. BREAKFAST ROOM ROOM EFPPICIFNCY AT 5527 TO 31 ASHLAND © BLOCKS NORTH OF CASS LINE. Wa | FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 110 N. 7th st, (eh; 141 fu, 1 MONTH RENT FREE ke | Seerercadl 5-ROOM EFFICIENCY | . FLATS. -* tib b. hardwood fivors; newly papered, bY Vag - : — ; mip ; furnace: Sov: owner duwnatairs PLY M¢ MN TH, O844-5 rooms: bat! (e2) Water heat: Soi). (;Arfield 8342 B. | North and south sx. of Albine piace weoms. heat. electric. bath. laundry. mia) re Modern G-room tlats; rent $40. , Past of Kingshigiiway; 1 block north of [iBias sink. etdarate entrance. private or) oo. Site cD) | Easton; tile baths. strictly modern; rent Bing Dove Bren up ein mn pal Qg11—3 rooms. wath, elect reduced to $50 opposite Sherman Park. I2Z13A—4 rooms. electric, gas a A’ tae 2). GArfield 8342 Inquire at office on premises. e PT OERF LI NG ER VY ia tor ORG icoSQj sic Mi g Fe ow rooms aii mi ern con- venicences Andel} eT DP ro e _| DI TIME! IER R. E. CO., 024 Chestnut #t ESE Ee. 932)—)5 ro oe S43 electric: in gvod econditi A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO. 311> | South | TENNESSEE ras, &! de 3 —J) rooms aou be s ; "} tric; $30. “DOR -RFLINGER, Victor 0895. (cRO) | 0. ‘ALFRED, 1967—4 beautifal rooms, facing @ @¢ 10th. em y flat. $13. near! -~3 nice ro : £62) | Shaw s Garden _ bath, hardwood floors — 2 5 Geyer. al at (o) 1/920 m4 = on oe th: now $28 Ingu: ) | steam.heating plant; garage. ? —S = aa Ga ee 1764. _ se a | A. G. BLANKE R. B, CO., 711 Chestnat, | ap scab E eA ——On Saran line: V ANDI I ‘VE N TE R 13314-1333 ‘eee ALLEN. 2630—4 rooms, bath, furnace. ac 2 os ae ae shales w M1 a. oat urnished:: $50. 550 DOERFLINGER, Victor 888: (c89) . 8. WOLF | ” go, | 72 At = | MAN & BRO . ARSENA1.. 1giv (rear)—3_ elec- . VERNON 47980 oe ie es tric: newly decorated: aduite: $18." (cA) flirnace heat: $45. Kevs ai 4796 Werner ARSENAL 93 Mealy a3 bright flat: 4 = d b th niv ine ART AN & ¢ CO. ere Chestnut. (c62) | BAMBERGER. 37313 rooms, bath, elec- ric: now vacant; ‘ir "C. BRINKOP. LACLEDE 3040. (4) ist | . ta Os BATES, 3701—Gorner 37th; new arranged, 858 strictly modern 4-room flet; Murphy bed, ~ . _HIk El, | 5H2o Chestnut st : ee. a hae * om WALTON 1216 a, — mi e roomis and te 2022—4 rooms. bath. electric ,/, fleeping porch; nice and clean; a)! * : garace: ren ’ . WwW, SH] mN ry “ THOROUGHL Y “MODE R N bie gi iGTON at. "Shbasy er ~T mforta- c5) breakfast room, separate front entrance, § . ; Se 1 aneenaa and “drese- | Main 0596 796 Ar i | Ing porch, hardwood ~ tile —e room. tile bath. steam heat. $40 ; _ steam-henating plant; garag a IS AACH R. CO., 826 Chestant. (6) - ALG. BLANKE R. E. CO.. 711 Chestnut, COLUMBIA. 4977.1 ee S35. C- CLEVELAND. 3867-69-—7 rooms. _ tile - | bath, good furnace: every room on hall; ater. benutiful building. on corner Ilo.:s rent re duced to $57.50: newly decorated. new and modern $46) VERY COMPLET KE, CONC ESSIONS. , Riverside B645W_ ‘c6) | 00-04-10 HAWK, WHICH I mode |LIEBERT or RIELLEY on et eee a Sane a e alist ot ‘ Renitor. ENTS $810—FI at eh wae O8- 10, — Larne of trust executed by = . beautiful four-room a "420- 31 Wain “ rient 7 oe) ee ae en Td the City of St. Louis. “a4 “ROOM” rie , $5250 having been made Det _ ERSON- STOC KE-BU b. RMANN, — te with home-like cas. See these apart- Cars, also bus J1is S.—Modern store; a MD | Ne OED "BLAKE & BRO., RESIDENCES FOR SALE Business spot on KALKBRENNER. 2 estate Saat BUNGALOWS and COT TAGES ee eee 0 crtiaeen ten || Wo (NOUS. §1sto— eee CARE UNGALOW—6- rooin. _2AG3AL Market Mia 3 com plete} y ,furniched Pe an RE | ME CO ey cloner el, PeDERER Nahandle. CO. ee . SELMA AR AND ae LARGE NEW STORES ae heen ae "OR aa Fa TE ~ 61 xx—9 rooms, Lf _ garage SRE ene NEW. 3 ROOMS. TILE BATH. HARD. PemcwAN 5243-—8% iaree, light rooms: WOOD FLOORS. VURNACE. DECORATED, o | WASH. 21] electric: G5, JOHN H. ABBOTT. “ober 709 Chestnnt. (* NORTHEAST CO AND DE roomy, homelike senttionne lor particular every modern convenience: a = om - = > - “7 : " E ? A. at BR =. Bo RS Bie eR Matt - ” BE dern (6 ;EO. N. COOPER R. E. CO. GAr., 2070, 9 S SOUTHE a iden tint hardwood | cWnns SARAl AND VANDEVENTER bath.| COMPTON. 54084 S.—New. modern. 2 nr oh tiie. vane mak VANDEYONTER CARS e862) | “room efficiency; oper, Main 2M8. tet eee & k. E. CO., 4222 Gravois ONLY 3 LEFT. GRAND 0800. (¢ COMPPON. ?302 S.~—-Corner fiat. 6 rooms, LAclete 48°0 ev4) “a bath. L TY ‘ bath. electric: will decorate: reasonable | TTASK TCE. ose mine madars: thot. rent: anen. MAin 272 3 ITASKA, 52 on | agigates wr along paasdaae ey FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished Water heal: r nt $oo garage ic3 — osc a feco- CONGRESS. 2011—4 and 5 1 rooms, | cas. See eae or ade . (RO) | sectric : modern, 3810 Utah at INOSHIGHW 3 AY, 5228 s ——Mo ern ne Northwest ns =~ 8 rooms and hai! room: rent reduce’. . ; poms. CRITTENDEN. 2008—5 large rooms. hall, hl, ARNER PI se a (c6) bath and electric; good repair: rent 7. UACGHBOROUGH 4657—3 rooms ant) flat. all conveniences: private _— (ct) & : Ni pt fi)n> Raautifuliy _ + " scsieeakensiins — ee we | : ——-— > me L292 i=-—-DPaUTT ULV furnished fs Be F. : mARDEL 500- Silat anon eu i! nr * TOullT-~ roe, Died roo mover: adil e+ er Ba ging DEL OR, 2213A- 19A—New single. 29 rooms; # m er ' per we = s Veniences. {2 modern: reason nable, L Aciede 0372. te) j _yery mec = rm. $45 i ; R Tver sid 1 16] Mf ': } TT. 4 - 1 - ee rooms. hat *% , DET NTY. 3822 6- room efficiency: Mur- & MILENT 7 53: 4 44. New oO oon . FA Bishe Yo) Mont? OO'fax TO3SEW. phy bed: garage optional: re asonable. 3 fare $6") month, Riverside 1161 (ca 3 (e682) | MURDOCK: et cocee efficiency; lot South FLAD, 4515-15A—4 beautiful -ooms, Beeler heat; modern. Riverside . _| furnace: adults. Riverside 0677M. (2) # QOOG-O>% Chippew 7 st West ra. | GRAVOIS. 3540A—5 roome and sunroom: New flat. wi ¢ . , a? |} CATES. 516 “Ssaapeen “ya gigs ep em -onnraat S- | tile bath: pent furnished; $60. _—_—_—(c6). wood floors, sorenme aa a ake or Bedrooms: iss 9 Fg Nye alli “ | HARTFORD. 425] A—oO roome siric ty fixture rooms al ‘ “ae tol- modern: hot-water heat. LBRidre 6833. ‘tor inspecti or ma be ial tng and he rfeld Leh ANDERSON-STOCH (E-BUERMANN EVANS 4414 4 = , , ae” > : i?¢+— lIaTee eee: ttre {) | HENRIETTA, 3534—3 modern re rooms, ge Ain 4502 or S| heel 2 ted tome tec | Steam heat furnished: $55 5 4 anne ~iEVANS 123234 ms Scomtaboet he 3 HUMPHREY. 4149A---3 large rooms. M@& eae $35 eth See. eC” 50 | phy bed: steam heat. LAciede 9919. (¢ =: oeaeies Kitchenette—$#45 FURNISHED FLAT—Modemn. 4 . HUNT, 4356—3 rooms: hot pond cold wa ~~ ING DIFFE RE: ‘'T AND BETTER (Ahanr °9563 Mj ter. electric light: garage: op w004-06 Lindenwood (in new Northamp- | GIRSON. 4329-3 furnished bhouotieeuing be |} CLAUDE EF. VROOMAN, 796 Arends ridg. I block west of 4000 South Kings-! racmc ‘ arts Nato : $3 to MAIn 0596. eae TTI ighway }—-f have sev ; exceptional lats \4 “7. \ ‘ on “ , INDIANA, 2700—3 nice, laree, light: completed These flatea « nsist of ‘ fie sg pope — roome. ae electric; reasonabin. oi Eoteag ol ae - - S d —— e anit NElmar MSN see a Groom Oy }. a wee 2S A | cS ; - ; . - INDIANA. 2262A—3 nice. light rooms; |} Sileier worch. | i. hide mbnse pone | VERNON. SO0SA—Six rooms. bath. lau sie newly decorated: gaa, ‘electricity; $17. @ entrances. craft. ~ a walls and. of cours rv: nicelv furnished: pian $A5. (cR) th: (cd) the floors are hardwood. and there is fur- RO HENGTON, oGT i- 4 reorms, to +A 2601 A—th rooms, bath. electric: # Mact heat and tile bath rArkview OF135, | da} y 10 to 1° C62 | $49 Riverside O296. P these today as they are practicallr } " 7 vr. — > £ old: | JEFFERSON. 1107 S——4 large roome. hal Completed and will not jong remain { a: | ‘ | DWELLINGS FOR RENT * Sonam electric; good repair; tent $23. ANLEY EPSTEIN, INC., 904 Chestnut cent a oa MAin 434 ntral 8) | SU NIATA, 3868—5 rooms. bath. fi furtiace, aoe _f IR GT I ever. J »>GaR. 2341 6 raome bath, $55. — N R ‘ AT. TY ( rey ER a> . nen - ; ot ‘ee se 50. | MAGNOLIA, 3012A—4 rooms: ee 4 pO a ‘aoe gs AE Ste Victor 0804. age _.' porch. Also 4718 8, Grand. Murphy oer Le maNiah Pay bath, Facey JUNIATA, 3659—8 rooms. modern. and lec. | Cor 7 CO., 711 lest Dut. : : ecu RY 4134. - RFA Take { ied) | MERAMEC, 4096A—3 rooms: moders! andi, a entrance; phone Rivereide | ; ae S.f, 3 $2 VV yt ‘M I NG r or ‘ottae t N OLIAN, 1010 OLIVE. MAIN 50: 56 furnace: a ee; ont! WYOMING 4005—Bungalow, with epart- . 5330A—Three reoma, bath. elec- Southwest pie tie $35. 0 DEWEY. 5 | * pen. DEWEY. S50xx —Bungalow. new 4 and eS R. K, CO., 711 Chestnut. rooms: reasonable. Riveraide 1432 Me. 408 Wc...) a a ray, | MIAMI. 3021—Gorner: 6 rooms: ec. SO06—G roome: steam heat re furn ace- rent reduced: vacant. es, /. fern - $65 an * ~’ 160" eam heated ment service; 5 rooms, taree front porch. / MI ] a P a 3,3 -—CORT EE rs es heat and hot water furnished. 3an AMI. 3! 4 \A—4 roome with Murphy b rig o ol. 65000 — Second ‘Tt vor; 5 reems; A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO.. 711 Chestnut. ve. {| new etrictly modern: decorated; rent ex ’ heating inal. afl mneeeninn ei tra chean: garage. Forest. 7246J. (c801 . BLANKE k. EK. Co.. 71 Chestnut. 06) «=MISSi WRI, 2002-——3 roo: ns. bath, , 6988s | hewiv deco rated Russel) bus 2) |NEBRASKA 4749A—3 large ‘rooms. path. electric fixtures, $30: new. ea | -— : eae aa floor. 4 rvome MARMADUKE. 6541 er 57——New. 5-room | joe | NEBRASKA. 44614- 3 rooms. “bath. “fur . @ af sonveniennes . irnished brick ree de Nnces modern . bath furnace 4) | nece. garage. _ (c62) »KAIME & ‘BRO R. F. CO. side drivew earage: ony $50 ‘ge NEOSHO 5217-—3 rooms. bath, furnaces | i dg.. 118 N_ 7th. (c6) | WB “SHE . P & CO.. 109 N 9th at. (ch nd | a | 4637 > rooms, electri $25.| WEST PARK. 59 114—Cottage 3 rooms, | an NE OSHO_ 4449—4 rooms. modern. 5h id R150. ae be! 1 and electri: See owner.- A214 Rer- A) 4535A Alaska: 3 rooms. modern: $37.4 “i toma tah gleam _. , EON ba __ (cB) | « ely «: eeeR To i ae “3 BVA. Bo esen" dece rate 4 open: $43. Ww I SEHA N, ag47— - _5- rr ir of brik ‘« _cottage. pe; NOTTINGHAM, 49086A—4 rooms. bath. ae ™& 4257 W. “ ar _modern furnace; with near 5, | hot-water heat, rarage. Victor O8o4. 4 (89) SEADY TO MOVE IN: BATH. areas: Kingshighway and Gravois, GArfield q° & | Bese = cB) i i} =). | OAK HU SIIGA—5 rooms. hot-water Be gm =O; NEAR SC WOOL. __(e8) = || ST THE es ea ons Fun SAT OY Ain 537) W. GIRSON REALTY Co West 2 Pome. 114 N ith pt 5) (LEMENS, 54°%0—4-room residence: bath, Doreh HE. 7314—Ne w, 5-room, sleeping furnace. electric fixtures. od heating 1 nee: beautifully dec- A, G. RLANKE R. E. CO... T11 Cheatnut. ' fating p! ant garacr. ‘T° RTTe wriur } armyvthing mo-err: KE K. E. - | i. ' mve if} trie r ne. beet $A0.” PRospect F440. de) | OHIO 37 30e ~i rooms elect s. 4 . DOFRFEIL INGER. Victor an eg (c 89) te me a I ‘ OREGON 1926A—3 rooms, beth, newly” ~ panered and ttm inted _Rivere! de 53844 ‘OREGON 3737A—-3 rooins. gas. electric 4 h $20: 1 PR: spect “S440 __ , O™ ath, Turnace North . ai? PArikview 1952 | S71 +. INC E N x. 2999. °9°94-—4 nice rooms, — Tes ‘ A—* larce r ht rooms TIN? a 7-oO2” “3 + 4 rnjehec cot bath, etc. each; rent reduced induge” Rater nee laa mie) | — ‘path garage $12. Lindell 180M | ment i_pariies moving a: once. — : — emer, | ™ ee ee + pay (RO) SALES Ae 2721—3 reoma. clecttic. co s, oe EF daig intiechcdaclnesinnicspansoa a OERFLINGER, Victor Seek, — —- | SHAW. 3674A—6r00m fla oF keys PL eo, ive-rooes | __ Northwest ; cordition: tile bath _LAc eae ‘1330. ie) | ietigeae ic) | CLAXTON 4531—4- room furnished cot ' ey ' nena iF YS rs . : icé SHAW, 5005—3 are. light roome; oe. | | Dar UN. 4428-6 rooms. furn ace. gus, | - with garage. ©Olfax SB80J. (co) rath. electric: $30 (Rand _ 33% > y \ ppcitcirtc: Ge: ‘orate to gui (78) SHENANDOAR 4632—5 a BA? 7 ; fom large light rooms West | ; Saeed CONCESE) On. G Rand a os i7ey w ASH] NGTr \ #1xx Furr rT hed residence | | SHEN ANIMA H. 4617— A. >t i §, rooms. furnace wi: rooms Rox (-764. Poat ‘Dispatch | Pdi! dining. breakfast ¥ Ae reagonah|e CAbany 5877 _ eb) 1 F TLE j>—-A-room ‘turnishea residence: | ett, wdroomae: $60. LAclede 838% cf ss TAR iia Tinemn’ feo : with or without heat furnished: refer | PHENANDOAK, i2izA— EMER, fan end corte ce a | ences “CAban® 25771. (89) ue and bath, suitable ec. 6 COM VemeRE == = : arm! dining reorm. ; salesman on prez DOUCGHERT\S RB. building heated , 803 CHESTNUT ha. Station 5 or phone WYdown — “9900-—New 4-room TO LET—BusiNness Pp’ *RP'SES | } =X( HAN : B—— LPOPOLD GR SeBERG. 3517 ‘ A N. : —Becond floor: 42 Wor sODL AWN QU ICK BAL E WANTE dD} 5 xl Bank made. Garfield o260. New Me ig ‘old’ IRCHARD REALTY CO. fu MBLEY- “WI SON R E. $21 50—W Est FAD 1600 ( AsH—5-4 STORES AT. MHITE WAY. Beat Time to See Me......s«. ® nes $). i170: $554 “GROW ES TRUST CO. JON- ‘STOCKE: BU ERMANN.

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THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926 -— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH man $$ ‘iret deeds s “jae ixii : , , how or = E ca a OLIVE AT 29TH ST. | have clear title and ample fire and tor EGG EXCHANGE. Dec. 1.—Exce were 2c broilers. | > EE eee eee noid | Peceinta 11.500: fairly active: opened weak | moderate and demand limited. Sales Were’) .° hy hamper. Somer aes : ; eee bee KARBACH’S RHYTHM KINGS ’ BO ance WANSTRATH TIT *s hestnut tc we bie y hes . ig he: tome ry turkers. ‘i 5 ‘ “en a ws ne ; i Stet hy aon light “he da acest ~ age wt o” an e , “a ’ po ae oe _ APE: Louisiana. loc fe oc eae e° wn a eal . ; uss CASTLE A ST LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP'Y 9°) Ws NsTRATH. 717% Chestaat, so owe wry ene tec nisher: Lemn, Ste: takers cee Ps ST | miniem (art bene Dutchene: ne lieht- jburbenk. U.S. No, 1. $2.00: 1 cergOoly- | ween panty nn seal sn. Schotee $4 30 Caliton 2 il STLE ALLSTAR DIAMOND LOANS or tx us 1% is : 4 ’ A : At ’ on “ . unt WOTLS — bona er 4 r 4 +? é r A ran i 4 a . yk, F 4 : i y py ent il ‘ mR imi : = P > - 4 , et art Lk { | — F CONTINUOUS DANCING home or at 34°38 S$. Grand pe : 5 ae 3 ” Preset» L1 9 ne aan , a ey £ vt & med j 3,0 : ’ . : -—« a — LActede 0830. °° MONEY et $750 on thi turkes 7 igh ort "va 1 mE | ’ tRNITL KP. “AYD at TO LaAnN-— i , Ete xr yah s 7 tn] : ' . 2 . -_ ~ Si. - i m é ra : is et bu banics. . i. —_-- $$ an FIDENTIAL: NO INDUMSEMS: MONEY menis: "exceptional: excellent eecurity. standards tac higher and seconds Zo hiehy or, Se ing lambs, 5035 pound: irik rechints| 2500: calves 10 . \dimary. $2.65: 1 car Idaho russet buvbank | [FG pqeeseeeeees ae ~ ere ured 0 roo rt; J : $70) . —— — 2 $5 deals > . "von mo x. $3000 : Butter Prices Advance. Si 1 % fow P — . : W: a - Tres POULTRY rTER AND It pri LK 2c 5) COCKS. nd [States Depart egt of Agricuit See [Toe (pote? mm rket was ras SupP’.| STRING BEANS—tTezas. $2 ~~ + on . ~~ «/ aaa aia oe pop ts nett aenen le ee ‘ ME . OPE EVENINGS. 7901». «4: Post -Dispa* OL Liv Ss "IEFFERSON 1952. be P ‘ ALE ur POR LOANS—L OA loaned va Tee ‘ i, = s _ i i : " . . Nv Siew j Ui ANS My «* ’ re te : ‘ i® . ; : . . Pa Bs . T j “ ye } " ryt ’ og ; - -.. . ee on ‘ a 4 Li . pty . = . ; 8 ris . : . > I* > - + f Ld; es penamating i o > 4 ; ; tier + wh ae 5 ‘ Lo anne in -" - oe tuk anges Hur y! ‘ 100. $500, ‘$1000. ) 0 ‘Ina > , irae , te ple at ike enter oma * (Stecer go he curren ; ‘oe, a ae? ae irst Cer. 4 . ’ ’ . . - ‘ tay ‘ . +‘) * 7 ** m% i : - 4 he Se ‘ > 2 is 3 eftTt)i 7 2 REMEDIAL s : ESTE: SF Lo. =: 2 ort G VHERTY R. = CO.. 80:3 CHESTNt T. 4 miral , vel : Fz ; : ‘ How E 6 PER C be. NT — Ds “OF ‘TRI ST "You'd Be Surprised” “The Ralomeker”™ ~ _Cameay- asd News . ah oy sa arly - ; ’ iwat ~ ; ‘ * : p> cn he é 7 c rid ; P 4 , ‘. : - ; - : =: : ' 2 Ole 61; 1@ a 26 . \ a | ev rr. ¥ mh ; - ; on “ F > - . se, ee - . a oC 7 — z a - : a — " ‘ > ‘} ‘ - , « i Ai ‘ es .? ‘ a a . ‘ 5 FO P. a ~ on -— ‘. is - = " ’ : y . ’ “ be © 4 as “ ° 4 ; ~4 i 4 - - ~~ fa ty™ rs 4 mm ve te . - ; - ‘ “ , . . .* ‘ “ An ~ gt ——~_ - ~=\ E : et . “ . J ‘ . ~“? = ee = i > . : 7 and ly MM? 3 ~ e ihe 1.3 : : : $° $a. _ As . - "i . " > 3 ~t re i IIe . ' ALI-STAR CAST ia manuer. We mak: it Tansee. Ac a 2 r?i ar —» r " Ram T ; ; acessttiasatiaieaaiiial — — - ? ‘ «t ; J + ct ¢>* i 9 . . > : “% " ‘ , 7 a - a . ° Sn GeODS — ) . et . a ee Romance ‘Tillie & Claxton GOVERNOR” v ODERN, new fire-proof hotel $410 $ 30. Te el cot - : 1” _ — NOT pat) eg (ee ae lt cent cea cmgeeeaen NR AO arr scseNCet m ¢rO* . a ’ 3 . : CE. ’ etn - - eutl 7 ‘ 27 ty itiz re . c> nA ue -.ae> a cw a. : team heat. every room Wi th bath. ; iL. ‘-_* or A > wid on Pg 5: . . . ; ; BE « R PO RA TION oR) + a ’ : eer , ss me , ‘ ‘ ye * A 2. +10” M - + “ “A Stones re = af —— ow 7 " . ‘ AL ' aTAR ‘ at oo fl Ch . £27 fctoria. Ei eent o* i 8 ‘ SREEN PEAS—C , lephon 322 soe! are por * “ rT is M. und y Loan Co, y om a A norte - es Se ss gin pci rnia telephone $é pee oes oe £ EENS “LA BOHEME Tt Tie it ; (eft Shep oe ~_ . »* cy 4 t\ ™m ' is : ar HORSER 1— Home. / mettur aoe (ff \CRAND AT whasmincros 70OMaftict ) de MONEY advan-ed to salaried peop ic - gen | ’ owner = Credit Co. gt to } 3.50 ti 50: N $1.5 Bas —— waeees r O 3a A Co. BU INESS | 0 eae 14 ates — oe Oo, ii Kadolph Valentian th fe | Vise and Washingt i if pound ; % : . Bit ISS KALE—Hor p. 106 1 “Tr : 5 wo DP! | : ) “The Four Horse : ALE ne-g! Oe ; ; iT — of the q sarters with | Stat Rl _Tire Co aes : its y ’ ea N ky d Nn A to salarie: Opi nd OPPOR IN] IES *. z cage 9 : by cat + ‘ | Meo EY advan ve - pues a | [ I | J] N ODERN. steam-heated, most LP Prrrce—cCalito P ‘ oo} Ot as” Be and Jan‘ata } pocal ypte - ntti gg EN Pieces Meindl ; ' - . centrally iocatedhotel.Home- $3.50 5 mis pee ‘ . a . 6:45 ‘and 9: cy P.M — like ammosphere. Right on the MUSTAKI GREENS ome-gero rn ' . THe : ris : beach. Reasonable rates; Ameri- su hasket ; % ( “Winds of Chance” « x a! = NION _ Nut Cracker” : so MONEY TO OA —$25 to $5000 on a_ba The Mora Pian. payable in 50 weekly | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 4 . ail otic Wanton (TRHROOMS — {1linale snd Missers J . payments, sec UTea by - lat era ‘ ra 4 FASTON 364°? | - a ith W . g - ¢ :o RK. Deviet, Manager os a » : Be | . 0 +: butions 33¢ : \ ' ‘mion and F.astoa z : ewe oo “as, Secures oF twe Ct ch ment for restaurant. all ready % per ) =~ . 4 ay SO. we tee ahs Ce ET Sag #1 ee | | ? Or ava ON] Tor . 50; Minnesots . BEBE DANIELS in oe ai | : a f.«a> india A 2: Utah vel : oodiand / “The (empuse Flirt” | ’ medyv i INDUSTRIAL LOAN CO 2D. OF Wis tens Bt .__ nomen : : , : rt fs eturns. Cai . ! 5 & : y . iO s or LM r i onions SOs Gracots Ce ; £10 Chesinut. Rramches at Nu ta and Hs .o See ; : © ity eto: Hodiamon Fic aa c-means tte ss 3 , AMUSEME®™ nd Fels $1.50 | ; } - , : >a **ar t- Warne. 4 vest "1 isgant, Grand-Gra- | [fF YOU expect to oven 3 tai. food ma! Fishing 4 PA RSLEY—Home-grown. e ner “a - vois. 3616 §. Grand _»! ket. you can secure valuable help. » hout burchee: N irleens curly or plain EY ° PRIVA ATE BIT to furnitur owners cyst } yourseil. | ' } a ne 10! ae Hunting / Leading Mhestre of St Lest | THIS ; B per ban : , i : ST. Louls AMUSEMENT ca.'’$ THEATERS inake your own — lowe tes. The | revi . nt: - e of ageing T “ Pini / otoring Pr. ISH rs a bam . ° te 320- mm —— A on . | y, Tee A Paramount Pictare With si ENAL an seell ra i% : * ee ¥ sae a » 2 A é2 > bb bd we ————~ = ea —s een _ WE advan money on automobiles.| °“ oOoeh a a1) bh 7 nougeRo'd farniture ete. Ideal Mortgaze | vane disposal. Phone THE BRECHT CC ses pe SOPHIE ® TED 3 | Co, Central 2038. 405 Victoria Bldg. ic8) : | se Wm. Coilier Jr. Lya De Putti j et 4 ee ee i A LOAN AT $8 PER CENT A YEAR—Oa | ==———— ieeeenesitieanamsaneeee papeineninansenetiae Aran TUCK =e ne Steet ae * eng, 4 ’ : ithout Leg . 7 | —s It's a Brilliantly Different Heart-Drama—tYouth ; IRATE’ oe, 1 EwIs Bees, ful Imnoeence versua Apache Passion tn an Ua- # paane Syston - corsere of mortgages cen secured by BUSINESS WANTED _ iL MAI forgettable Love Duel \“Fagle of the Sea”! any one fegulariy employed oa talary: | —— - LG tt ww a ‘ | mo inquiries made of your emp a Wid—tIn a good location. “On RON 5 Ok | —s Ia and “Ti Terror” TF whites only _G-163 eo. st ae pa Ee . SUNDAY AFTERNOON + G--—-\h) On the tage . LEON LEITRIM * and lows Vaudeville if reas BM gee 4 8 M GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET Wid— reat Shi i See sees FLORENCE WALTO Rn nad 7 r ; i _ (ea ood iocation and thriving usinese: give LEVEREST EVER s a x)= a = Rallreces Dancere ir, mo All STAR CAST in LOANS Oe p s tostLies REVUE STAGED s |e in store Sask” ail ‘lone of | Peeee reece Famous is aud UMBIA {: “THE ONE YMOON Reps O71 % Dag oft sien? °ST Southwest EXPRESS” va LESTER ALLEN | : = “FOR YOUR | HAVE several thousand dollars with o Music in St. Louis at Mr. Ganz’s napalm AS aa FES G without . ’ to invest in _ 5) ed P Concert, at 3:15, the IGRESS | Double Pro.: “The ) re MUSTAL ; , Honeymoon Express” wi CLOWNS “ Otive St. “The Riding Streak” ALBERTINA RASCH 1 BALLET es Dont deny yo if friends r promising business Box J-27 - ( Antonie Morens and nd Flor. Greta Garbo in & Fiertesent “The Temptress” _ HAPPY CHRISTMAS =|" et Cruise Supreme Vols S mamas: DIX NEW YEAR Sell Your Business & Gravots Whea > nt 2 oe 1. ee ee eee: ee ee : SUNDAY NEXT FATS TODAY tS eiickay anf in siriciess ‘contficence | ALMO, 806 Arcade Bldg. Ai to th ° THE FARCE COMEDY SUCCESS Si naar ae erranealy Our low rates and easy method of repay —— ee ee CRADLE SNATGHERS ment = ee ae rou. ; Onen Monday riday nigh Fry & Kerr ‘Investment Co. . : ST ANDARD ¢ REDI T CO. A reliable and dependable business ex- Th . “ ll P Ch } 'h ° S ’ i With MARY BOLAND RING the family—and friends. 2 28 Wi ; a ie ties Gees or ee. heneen- € Specta } artered 4 lle Stal Lines Original N. 1 Co. Direct From 60 Weeks POPULAR PRICES! POP- ad a, * / POINTE /. ne fe “ws 301 Vietoria Bldg. No advange charges for listing. Reason at! te . 3p Ske Sex a S10 : commission. : . asie Box Theater ULAR PROGRAM! Balcony, Beh Oey. ‘Ceb P Byten & MreCans. “The Biue Eagie™ THESE J Nights 50¢ to $2.50: Matinees | 25c; Parquet, 50c; Reserved, 7 pec san “2 ‘ c& a ~a . ~ a! a Oo lad L. MONEY IN 15 MINUTES 3 1 ER vith . ping, zoe ms, a: 10" 7500 | H O M FE [2 ; PRI ES Wed. and Sat. “Or to $2.00) ~ LO ' % : ey: | t Ke, + CG BEE ‘ oe ae ee fe | ON FURNITURE. AUTOMOBILES. a . ~ ST. UIS srs ee Alig from es. serie ’ ot 4 perme et tan CR aM Seerme tee, SARERY or massa g “The Shi ; a YMPHONY ORCHESTR — . = = t ~ Quiek C onfidential ‘Loar eau. Apply 1215 Franklin. CEniral 4723 € Ship of Splendor : 4s 3B f . etavette RICHARD DIX | _ a = noe - IOit sf ak OLN) hoave nae , ' = co See Saratere gg ee. | ‘lusit ight to ll prosperot Big Oldriple Headline ‘Bill ' : S. Jefferson “The Quarterdeck” waiting. Gpen till 9 p. m. Morgan. 2. ——w" ss ' - Bice: ua ang _ ome . gy pen : = hain ‘store system, product handled 3 and the largest steamer Sasling to the Mediterranean. willleave Adela Verne pistinguished Pianiste = . S508 \ : . ANTONIO MORENO Sag ; & GRETA GARBO ts Se aii i®*adi roceTs. y “RY & KERR INVESTMENT CO New Yor 7 22 Carroll McComas «8: ° ” as DA XMAS MON E\ gS Bae Rika! SRO k January 22nd ona superb Winter Cruise of 67 eal lo rr as nigh pee + : Sse evond Chance” — a co cies eal See Gk aanen? dae Grade. For peop! 5 nv Oe team oe eae , es . = == ——= ‘ing ‘city: must sell at once: : ~ —— + ni and — recreations this Cruise Feature Photog tags OPERA ee Ste wood ; Bic Alster Cast tn’ — - , eR TLANEDP ¥ Tr > - seas i a Ca es CHRISTMAS “and = ONSOitax “0051. P Sed PP GRAN : + Se ae : HOUSE Se | : M¢ )N VE Y NERY and pool table. 2846 An tilustrated (russe Guide Book will be sent to you upon request oe. . NAVY NOW | NE EA A. M—CONTINUOUS—I12 | Me “The I all PAE: be : 9 9 eee saaieval ° 6 dar Ress Raf. “Et "TIONERY ,ervy g00d business: vB | =} ; 2 : THOS COO SON a TION ERY—And lunchroom: KOO: tien: splendid possibilities: rent $20 * K. NATIONAL PLAYERS With Leona Powers—Edward Darney Presenting All This Week “COMPROMISING SALLY” By Avery Hopwood “sen WILSON & CO. 7 s A = : falc” and “ A Miniature Muskal ( omedy GCG i] . me , D "9 + OMS Facto Cat's Pajamas” : ‘ " g* N r A > ~ A ” we on t « S500 h ‘Abany 0473 4 ; a __ oe. Eo) Pane 1020 Lecust Street, ' NO E NDORSERS ae NERCTIONERY AND OLD | DRINK “ST. Louis, MO — The Greatest Comedy of the Master JOR ol and theater- «coo . . E “Prices 25¢ and 410¢ elf N Cae ee -eemnmnom= arama enammeteten fae : geo Pes wea Easton . a ‘KETA GARBO in TEMPTRESS” Feature. Phetepiay “ THE FALSE ALARM af « oor 2 _Kalph Lewis and Mary Car ae WEs ' : IVELTY ‘ew >: MORENO Near school a rate: Downtown Ticket Office, Aeolian Co. = , NO RED TAPE paying business OOlfax 064! yee : Bargain Mats. Thursdays, 5S0¢ Top Sheldon Aud.. 3648 Washington Av. eses A gongiand ) Bai RK pak ta A eteerraserss e200 Saturday Evening. Dec. 4th—8:30 oe anes ty, . ek, i ; , ‘ Deuble Program STRICTLY CONF ECTIONEPRY—tLuonch” —— ~~~ ooo nue o a8 2 eS - . Gre ‘ _ er Hence the Gov- CONFIDENTIAI caeiie we °9230 s le a THREE . PEKFORM ANC ES—ODEON String ee ee ee Spe Se mines erser ‘treat Gateby” . - ae - . 73 | es NJOY the mild bracing Next Fanraday . Friday Nights, Sat. rt . SS ea | AST ‘ : ~ 2 . Shenandoah Vaudes ille FIRST and meee dd orate * sgh. at made “TT. iN, ST ae — ~ — os GOLF - FISHING - MOTORING - BOATING OQHN uy. ’ e 7 nN H. ARBO ITT. Realtor. 708 Chestant , ry busine ner la rick J et, ae ivo Lt ' double Pr WONEY TO LOAN—On _ eec Se tae |e fe es: ewer. WEEK SS il B ER T eres - oa a : | Deima r : ck action measonabe rates . INIA , Dourtas Pairbenks ie! Realtors. 822 Chestnut > dougal he right price. ‘TO MADAN ON FIRST a wee.) °° eee 8255 Ivanho SUSINEss FOR — BUSINESS FOR SALE | 2:36—TWICE DAILY—8:3e : rempt service __..oeh ene 4 LINCHROOW Han ger an ; vi t) 7 Nights, S@e_ te $1.65—All Seats : : ' Las ar" net . tea Texan eOOMING +7 : ions ator ar? . Reser, ed “eat« also at Aeolian RAFAEL SABA TINE— iN y ; NE - ) ; : ; Oovre ica ‘eh 1ij na iiry | 3 rent hus i ‘ : . ‘ MONBY LOANED —_——oe a . — . ‘ i a licket Office. 1004 Oi hn | Louis rea! (Sia. e@ ai i) : Bak! oe. atest : a iid i gic Kilese d ‘ . ' rT 1 ‘ ve ° s , : . aie —guthor of Scar amouche , Captain Blood advan vy Sg second d 4 trust te-Z ‘ont > c} , ‘ 4 ra “ie” , 2 wl mM MM a “=k | ‘ Plaza — 5 alk “BRO. : rm mune 5 Brice $75 « | NEXT WEEK—BEG. SUN. EVE., DEC. 5 XT S"%, | ant The Sea Hawk JOHN 5 TAKE & bRY. Si. T. ep ANib MEAT MARKET « TTT ee sm rick aay | RODMING CHOU SE t? h a - : HE L N SAY NO” A Met rc idwyn- ~-Mayer >i we " 7901 FORSYTHE. (em) iC" BR RIES crtsccam ood Susiners ) SERY and ts , cs. 8 BOOMING HON 2 t et) 7 Pai af Mat —— De $1 10. $1 %, me ee : 0 ——SELATS ON SAI F. NOW. ELEANOR BOARDMAN LE =f “li *R ud a is Rand Se) ; . _ i. - * p te? be " . ‘> i) ’ ° ‘ 4 RY > MEAT MAR Ws aR CTI ston Roy D’Aroy, George EK. Arthur. Karl Dane. erinacbicteetemenia 3 ro) aT) te heao rent "Y i . ‘ , hem bh : — = — MENG t v | Money “see Us” Money GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET — inci oa | | : jon; rent $65: tnoeane $24¢ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS FROTOPLAY THEATERS “ND ON THE STAGE— $2500 Newspa eper font [on : 7 arty Ms iy 8 | | ; é $2500 Newspaper Rout: oe $i * oe a | Christine Marson are. 6g q "7 yw ; ‘ , Ay h . “ . e ‘(sara ’ ’ ‘ - ’ Th he Pack Sottom * ge the + “har! eston CHRISTIAN BRINKOP ablighed 20 years. (3 aay 8070) | vain 20 - a PT DRINK PARLOR—And merchants Ph nwagy ot RINKOF i mae 2088 lunch, 2689 Came ay. Joe Termi wen GROCERY ANT MEAT MARKET Exce ’ ‘ re oa. ri peeve aatied Ts ee at ni If You Need Money ees ee ee a Reetemes Seiad “ 312 Disp C7 | ) : Dal i : ° he Somnolent Mejodist CALY Shi ' rhv4 ; - ons } ty + ron .* ' ; : eT hes se waver wr IAKE ANI) ie: ot Rox W.208. Post Disnatch Mj ay NB ' Opportunity fa Litetime ft CONTINUOUS . Dell FIRST rate one THIRD DErps oF : RESTAT RA? ial ba Meat a ; 4c Laat Three Deys c > a amo °o w b! ’ , b ° . i 4 : ‘4 6 ‘ ‘ ' ’ Coa i, - 2 + s ’ se “ T™! CENT ow terms GROCERY AND WE. ree =. owed _ af ws joo hi stone Thrills and Music Soprano Soloist. Creatore’s Band We , : $ | oe ty Coe MARKET— Bargain for cash. |37>, esiine peat uses Rem. ho More, em the, maim street in Raat at Tnuhe ee L E O N Pdtusiien = DO you NEED MONEY? 2724 Choteau G2) $1600 FRY & KERR INVESTMEN giness. making @ net orofit of about SE aij ictee! wwulanen- Times: aoe BEX Attend Sunda 1 bex_W-J00._ Fost Dine ‘THE DEATH RAY GUN’ y FIRST AND SECOND DEEDS Joome sme wath orice $5000. FRY 2 | NECTAURANT——Fine furstehed. word Ie) ee Te | Cc : ) kine inter jaick err Sairal 804 ore : eacon for epiling ' rade ru GEORGE DORMONDE & P PARTNER : a oncert . ult (DOLPH VALENTING . me — Hersemen” me : ‘s For wre ROSENBERG Bros MORTGAGE CO. gs. sé ee ocd geen Pee ee shies , . ; DAYS in “The F Reom S01. 804 Pine. Main B208. pane nue fc RAN sete ni VW aiwerel Business lor HARRY MARION ; > ; —— — REAL ESTATE. | Ready-to-Wear iii. ai macnn Dieta sae AOE a 4 ; locati I a n 1 STANT LALTY © fe ; a4 val Tathaiint locapion. locpted 1m large no. | companion. MJ SONTM REALTY © neome Property HARRY WAI MAN |LAST TWo DAYS. LOANS ‘ares, up tordate ctean stock “ceascnan e erg m + 43 as ” A jarge Hiet of Property for imme. = DEBUTANTES ve | ~ Sh, see care footing Bot 9 Peal ive | GaStaNTING HOUSE: TE woes, azirs Gof, |atate Trade. ingle Flite—-D i Four HAROLD BELL WRIGHT’S “THE BUILDING LOANS warth sue Sisto fo tavemeegs Gasun | Tt cel totey. Sod Wenudnetet oti | ee, pes eee te eee | | OOM | BIG SPECIAL SHOW CELEBRATING . SPECTAI 5h, ey, F i NDs pee on tunity of “busting a 94000 2 mm | ee 'G HOVse ) “ A Fiata Apartments ING ALL WAVIONALOTY WEEK | WINNING OF BARBARAWORT ad : walt $2250 can arrange terme of $125 Ae a ni Commeme-ation of ; in Any Amount saan Daianoe” manihiy payments, {oy RlOMTNG HOLE coot Iheome al GY UNITED SALES COMPANY | SUN: , . NAUOEVILLE’S CENTENNIAL “AlmeIVERSARY _ MAX FISHER’S “COCOANUT GROVE” Resend in —Rart | ‘preuit Te for Ne ow Leane and Renewals, ‘reste an@ ©ou mean bueteees “a ; " BSS is ri a paY Amerirea'= yy Pane ‘ . eat 4810 3 AMING : : os | os “The Gat®es | ————— Seat RLER | CoNcungow AND GonrRcriON ERY Svan $s: 320 Wainwright Bldg OA erty, BS. oe anette Been Gee | «= |) ORCHESTRA—“WEE WILLIE” ROBYN Serenth and (288) on? oe m: $100 for quick aale ROOMING fHrors: joed inane ' ‘ @ Me@ece Today. Chestnut (C81) $90, cash bargain oles MAin 1917 Mhe: C " ee as ee ee a ee et Pee Rs eo % 5 J ai a a ee oe Spe PO % x “ S oie ‘ RE py Tet & S.9+ee Oe De - eet + ; ‘ yu Tap ies ~ x a - ate 4. * *,t a e {> ..* aye s Lowest rates and gilick answer: efficten! service on Ppmiding loaene | VW s 2 : ‘ . . _——— me i ae | D4 ; oF 4

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SIRE enn cea ts he iil Mar ee Maui dees eres EE Pr ee ¥ PAGE sé 11:30, orchestra. abonds: 9. Tracy-Brown's Oklahomans. tra. | KGW, - a . * . ’ “sf own Ze to ‘¥i CASTLE BALLROOM d Ni S ) EIR - H| || Broadcasting Station ||| 16. teature program; 12, ‘Harmony | (447.5 |M-)——7. gpectalty | Wasbingion and Six Aces of Harmon ce ber DU box: ; ie y whY sn i! . i i oie 7 | ¢ rleans (819 M.)-—8:30. , } 8. [ae SCOOLIVE AT 29TH ST. | _ dhe Post-Litspatch reserves the right to reject any query. Births Recorded 1. KS D ' | MEO, San Freneieno (428.3 M-)—-8:30. | wind, Royal orchestra. Ah > fee eee H’S RHYTHM KINGS Personal and teleph | _ orchestra; 10, string quartet, tenor; 11, | "" gy WTAM. Cleveland (389.4 M)—®. studio vie @-basket crates. $5.50 for ep J Ges KARBAC STAR ; ephone calls or answers by mail, cannot be ') 545.1} Meters | musicale; 12, orchestra. w ‘incinnat! j—10. - 10 ic horce $4.50; California tugs. goa an CASTLE ALL. _ 9tven attention, except letters on medical guestions of undoudl- B la | P I : Dayligh kday broad neal al talics &G Glee Cl t . | , ) 3 ur e] mits avlight weekday broadcast- §|_ Cultural talks; 8, se Club a} I (374.8 M.) ~- $225. Gel ; ' 712" s} i> to $2 $a . | SYNCOPATERS - 7H ~—sC CONTINUOUS DANCING ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. ing at 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40 KTHS, Hot Springs , ¢ ’ ad ’ ; { y o ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH {HURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ esd :—home azrown S3dc 1 Aa — | oe of Bf gwo—ORCHESTRAS—TWO ‘ty make. ke y ; tee 6G 50) OL 28, ee f ein lexas summer, S2 per by b ee ie iittala as asket. ‘ — | ae | rf ' | : ' 7) come Mp. SAT. & SUN. NIGHTS COREE CREME IOS S-Ni ge " pianist - 9-41) Organist: i HELEN B.—The 1854 quarter is | MRS. ee M. /- ~- Boston ferns _ ; i | 1:40, 2:40 and 2:40 Pp. m. Market Little Jack Little: 10:30 —- lm |j) Worth from 25c to 30c. o ;} Should not be placed in the sun- MARRIAGE LICENSES. quotations and news bulletins ||| KyOO, Bristow Ok (3748 M)-—T. -, - OUR SOAP SPB SPORE BOLTS LESSIG ron: 8 oe it W. H. T. — The prohibition | Shine for anv length of time. They Eimer Glenn Farrar : |] of interest to the Middle West. ||| waiian music; 8 music lovers’ hour; | it xe ; b? ae. S > : Fs > tl .% 3 & E 2% — amendment was declared itn effect | should he planted in leaf mold | Ethel C. Deshwood ..........5448 Union Prices supplied by Market News |. 12, frolic. Se x“ + ** ee ene at er |; Jan. 16, 1920. Thirty-six States; and sand which should be kept ||| Thomas Beasley 2712 Wash Service, U. S. Department of ||| (O35 M.j}—6:30, dinner | niu ; i had ratified it by Jan. 29, 121%. moist but not wet. Watering} Mrs. Manney Caruthers 2712 Wash Agriculture and principal Ex- rt hour; i day || William Edwards 4225 West Belle changes, how Fort Ada Robinson 4468 Fairfax Hawaiian trio: 11-12, organist. X. Y. Z—During a divine serv- should be done every other and just enough to dampen the ice at an army post the church , _ Bim dt : soik rhe air in a room contain- Jerome 1741 Simpson : 1- | lasted’ Reekas" a? a ing ferns should be slightly moist Fether 1433 Temple | || 10:05 A. M. Daily | WBZ, Springfield, Mass, (333.1 M.)— WILDE.—‘“be profundis” |and if that is not possible it is || Harry W. Oldendorph ...... Waterioo, Ill. Lacled Gas Isght Home Piivcliie club” Bo ee re | ‘ ; ~ rf ] un means well to cover the fern with a Eimyra M. Goedéde] 8849 Winnebago Bervice eriod. WCBD VAN, “ lll (3446 M)-—Mi ed » }|; Out o the depths. The first two} large glass globe which also con- | | Ernest Forden 18. pe ‘cornet artet, celestial | | vocal | words of the Latin version of the|tains & dich holding water, in or- | |1Ida Chenning Me. 11 A M trio. ornet quartet, celestial belis, voca * ° WEAF, New Yorfk (491.5 a.) 0, Sees n- 130th Psalm. der’ to providesthe necessary || Herman L. Richter ......Maecoutah, Il. Louise Marle Bassier....New Baden, I1.j | Monday, Wednesday and Kee Tnines: S. Orchemret|: 2 | wria eent Lopez’ orchestra. Dettndalinels «Lette ie och. a abi ie ae ae te a co : ND “You'd Be Surprised” || Aor { “The Ralnmaker’’ | MRS. Z. B—See answer to 8. B. | dampness. it an N. Newstead Comedy and News (| in the Post-Dispatch of Nov. 17 SS MARIE To clean. the Andrew J. Grega ... -+ 1845 8. 13th || ay —— egg neem ~~~ || for the roach powder formula. ather boa shake it gently in a Anna Dzurjan .... -. 1807 Se 1téh || Betty Crocker Gold Medal Pros p ‘The Rainmaker” ||| You may consult the paper at the | draft or before a slowly reVolvin | Martin Van Hunt .o..+...,3301 Morgan) || raj, | | é } [ P 1 . ; a a) p r \ ; 4st q Avisvill 309.8 M.) 7:30. so- ‘hell Stock ¢ ' 911 Locust st abo ; (i Mr 1} ihe iia 5 Av. Mitehe ak se ® ae street about a echool-ister or in front of a hot oven. ||| ts. Ltla Corse . wary 'seeee bes Ti 9:00 P. M. 5, Honolulu Serenaders. ‘i : | suitable for your sma)! fon. "| his wi ? oe ke the feathers fiuffy it . © | at | aie Wi ms Moines (526 ALI-STAR CAST in : WASH Ww —You should in wire i: in Pipa: © ifi re f abitia 5 tf] Goodrich Zippers, under the | € 4 a: x. tri ys 1] IR { | awe q : ane ivciy. ; lienry Beckemever TT} direction of Henry Burr. } 7 , Mooseheart (970 Zz M. -§. stalozz! Sie ake | amt dren's musicale: 11, Paimer House Vic- ° ee eee ee ee Oe ee ee ce ae “TA BOHEME” iit at th , li ; j ' | Ne ‘s, Others + e Trave ne Library d part- NEWLYWEDS - Oyster a! nf 0" ques ‘ 4a WIR r v 9 Comedy = w , | ment of the Public Library for in a be 3s Pollo MI > 1, ( up | “3 " ‘ ac ‘eiaha Delisiel Se 2 aq La Dat NV tormation about bor owing cér- sta] : bre i 4 ’ eA , } ou eras ker | He i) ke lark 0 ee “1D Ph pt: . | | ‘ > eae oe toe 2 = : & Staie Dreus rulrid j) Ped . _ufriey De “Sates te eee 2129 Division phony B0loists: 6 30, Ide and Meginnity: Tr \ Ss. studio rogram. “The Kainmaker” 1 I tain books from the Missouri State | opymbe with ts ao alta ae ee ' ete ith songs || William Vernon Creason.. 1216 Grattan wee { aa ~t? and } “Bri S ~''| Library. 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PACE 38 __ wae. * P9S7 DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— - : ; —— “Fase svmsos | LARGER DIVIDENGMBRAN PRICES RISE PAA ARPAPPAP LLP LL R PL LR LP LLPAR LDP AAALAAANA ¢ . MARKETS ARE — ODAY Ss NEW } ORK S1 OCK MARKET i) eee Hi i CAL MARKET > fe) to : e Hf ae Total sal : » ¢e) olus 5 per , 1 it i} i. ‘ > cen. quarterly ; . i 7 Al | 3 O {f : ; Yesterday. rks and 2.034. . (COMPLETE ) Wea die cteareaee Berane De. ne | to date arre 408,870.300. ¢ , BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE h VV = 3 = —— ee ex: HANG ; ) S45ESi 00 a year AE - a — ee Loris MER Mocs futures ranced | | : 6 arpa sagstoes ian cit oN res " NE ae j A 44 tha a 8 cet tecuay Lud Per tres pom ——$$_$___——-— : , Net “ ios of 25 « ” %d siahes Sulitter AreceD a ; a : 5 Socks snd "Annual i to See ~ _ Net i926 Stocks and Annual be i . eee ' r : ix Close UD Ee ommo took ' = od igo mainiy a» reduction ib ofivate LAr. 1 . : ia ‘ . ott se ee : cre ar and enchansed w fractiona:i;y Vv RE \ ] a — - Sew 7 a: Stocks and Annual | ] | | 2 Stecks and Annual! , ; } , . ; : seek Le wy re ‘In Eos *s | Low ' Close. rh. ww. Div. in Dotlars Sales High Low | Clogs. Oh ge High. Low. Div. fn Dellars Sa 4 a a = i; Real gene a Caner anne — ne P int part re : of : _— onal : - “a , _ sas ee ee — - ~ remeaaes ear —_——- —— : - ye =e : eal ’ os JU ~ sa . o : A. 1 td: —— ; “onsolids Ci St: BS%e! ! .? 1% os Kraft Cheese 1.504 : am co Bueree ™ to Argentine aod fre Fe%, Abitibi Pow & P 4 “a i-onsoncated tig 7 ; + lias an at : 8 & ; +d Rejs . Co Le si é a oe ; . ) oie | t cai th puyins wheat at Minfteavel + | rt : sac Abs : AU) : i146 Laclede Gas 8.... el % ee 8314, 'Remington Typ . 3 AL. 6) % (anual Pasis fron 2 te § , on ot . Ps 1044, Abraham&sS pfd 7 > et : aot 108% Adams Express 6 30 ', 130 4; a Dealt i "ea " Y a aa a O71) ‘ : i — I s Replogle Stee] 3! : it nd the com mig ber Advance Rumely : 8 : r Ss ein fs ‘ p . , aa ’ . ! 44 Rep Iron & St) 4 | ade > si t mition fustified th ction.. = , op ge an Cogt Baking g. wind » 7 - ti re my int ys ; c. / ‘ 9] “ Lieoub ] & rt : ; a ’ z. : : ‘- +3 ' nea f rd Yes st : was se tiare was } ec a and - > 74 ’ . ; bes , Bt eer , a. were ight Cora ° om : ; s ‘ . re ; Many Leading Industrial) «5% 2+, sv Rumeb pa 3 : . |, 20% Copt Bs t + : . ie! | | ', 4% Ahumada Lead 1b | ~ . y “* Cont Baking eye | i. by ’ , 75 e 2 ‘ . : ! 4% Reynolds Spring ‘ 7 P th ' ‘, ad on th saat ! ort , aF ay “ * - 7 ; , ons } . : *) . 7 . 2 ; > ’ ot, 2e ynold Tod a : «>.» r ; I athe r} ; - Di’ io. la? say > Py > " e bis ef i_-e 5 oe. . Se) 17% Lit 2 21 - it” | | . G! 87 9 ‘+ of of] drilling mach ~~ - 4 e were SO to te hisher | ¥ . 145% 108% Air Reduction 6b. | | Cont Bak pfd 8. Stocks Sell Around High- jis * 7:5 4:ex Robve: | 2a) 8 s |e | 92% Continental Can 6b 47% [Royal DNY sh -3.08 06 Al Chem & Dye 4. 736 : Continental insu See ‘ a . avab! b te ' 1 l 3; ~ “> I ee a. ode «> x . ; Cont M of Oo re es a { able ! o 4 Y . ! ‘ ™ ' was FO nge ot wheat was oot wide ‘ Jos t#ad 3b. 3 : a: Pane Sc. 4 sy a ¢ was inflaenced oy th un ous § a 2 % 102! i NE FOR Dec. 2.- : openis ii tower Liverpoo! market 33 . urreus: Geng © $ eon rebounded to . 22 |J18% AlChem&Dvye pid 7 2/122 | 14! : est Levels of Year in Re- TRie Al Chalmers Mig 6 i | 50%, 35% (Corn 115 . a 2 Vor! ~S> is S 3 Truc ~ oa * > Ff ee SI RS > aver tcntlly en eal — 22 te 102 Ama! Leath wf& » *e + @e & > 24: _ THX * | 2 ° sponse to Reinvestment eeattiee "kas Geom’ oe : 4t 34% Am Bank Note 3L. or Speculative Bidding on} *3%> 43, *™® €. “4 . . ‘ er oney. 38 41m Basch Mag.. i ts : 511 dahy Packtn : ’ } b ° “ . : P ? i >~ “o = 15: im Brake 5S Md) ky | 105% 7/44 |\Coshman Sons Inc ; | | - 2 Vanyte Tt HGla © 3 Sears-Roet = ~ - ‘ ; ‘ ‘ P ‘ © aii. ao ea - . - GE AIBN, GORODID ay act i ? . ae oe i ou ott ~ ST ORR. ae Ban AE. et cil wea ee . - . & 4°07 30% AmBrownBov E 3O% JO*s Jd* a sb -uyame! Fruit li) Jt? ? 912) R oer e -- . > a eH | , “ wed - merican ya : a a corm °* e o4 " . ey ; ‘ i an . ' € Bich were . . ' : } tas 7 STOCK MARKET AVERAGES ae) - , peggy es 4 ASR hg > &, | | 46% 234, 34 Davin Chemica! ‘ | 9%! § Magma Cop 3 .. $6 : 7 ! us lene tt | sk ; r (uw? } ? "6 ‘ > é » | mad 5 . - ? 7 P Py ‘ vi 11,3 j at] ? 4 . - sp . ; 7 , } ss yi! ’ 7 hd a bf os Hesse a oe : Los , es 3; Skeliv oil 2. 5} 36 34) ss : ible Jan 1 te ck helder three Northwestern markets com Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. 2% ' : 25 : to R Sug + 15) ~~ |90 tenet to stockholders rin he 715 are of wheat rie _recely NEW YORK, Dec. 2.—The Eve Minneapol 577 ning Post, in its copyrighted finan cial review today, says: * £ ww emis Raed MRS. a er tt «.. areal eke was ~POS WS et On ot ee fe = * pe es = se Pe 2 a ie Ans anerty mo a 4 ‘ z 7 ‘ - se : : a = were 44 roo hushels compara | é "34 Am Ship. | 7 4 Pc . : ) . 47%) 29% M-K-7 | ata )) ange! a 247 :. : § Southern Ry pfd 5 4% 41 : RP ei ———— : 2000 last year Wheat shipments (chiar nema etpatenia I 2 am ; ' na = Be ., | [e! ees Hpoegeel | Sr oot) S + Fy enttadienn, es if . erly div od of 37% cen ‘ | bushele compared wh . ND % Am Smelt & Ref & : bs ~ * pngatl . ’ meri juart DD #Cin the ’ : Corn «htrments wrte tiv ading ay High-priced in- : sme. & | | , | ive trading today. gh-p Sas cat & & o : dustrial shares 2 to 7 points ; Steel Fdrs w! Engrish and French 7 user Refin or more, ie at : > eel exchanges were active and strong and grain values improved stead- Many leading industria! stocks : ls 6 le — around the highest levels of + ya Poemigg ht eo year in respons« to reinvest- 93, a ae J | wart- Ww Sreed rvrm Carh cat ment demand or speculative bidding ot 5% Am. Zin Smel 7% 7h vs . it! 14% ‘Exchasge» Buf 1 50.' | iS —_ ) : on S ‘ .” 1. 10314 Fam Players-L. 12b a » | 2 wt indy 23, 98% 9s 78 3 » Te ae tudehaker C: ‘ - - we = [a ARG tt Sp I ~ . » tome =P a) Ott! pet oe it — ° 3 « i . w ~ % , financiai ai Pe - s e*: © cempar iti Sales oe ~ ~s shiprme ents were “4)).000 nared with 843 Moo as. vear of wheat and flour St. Louis Casb Gratn. of casb «rain made today were as red winter wheat. $i 40 3 i el £0 ps bm pe Dw Demis de De Oy we] i am ~ Be) *,? fear e “Pp uUIViyp,g~ ~e 21ND pis et pe es Re Ft Ba HH. > 2 to- ee 2 > . >H Rob = ‘ — - ‘ ~ ~ - oe 2D de iy 2 -a ~) 4 “3 — > ' - fs » ~ a f fi HhaATANANNH nn ‘ . eS « E Sen ee Ho - — Om aad fan ‘er e hia Nu gee: for the rise in spots of easi- i AmZincasSt t yf 3 271, | | 4 ‘OMper sag ‘ sf ' 7m or 7 3 +1 : Te Ovi f ; : : gnicpninsieniniiocninsniagia were more active and in better de-j »: ® jArmour Go Il . i Ty! 86 : Le | ° irst-N Stores 1.50 ) 29%) WMH 2s 5. Da it a. 3..' | $6)| 71% 7. 7 gy | 20% ) Symsngion, «=o A - =! mh te "3 NTERNATIONAL SHOF mand, tractions continuing to rally 5 OU ; = 2 ; 3 bs me | s*k Rub! 6 16%) 162 . Mei + Sat Dept steres eo? ~ ae a ‘ ; ograph Ce and industrials coming ii. for at- 2. ) ; } le Niet abate at |. : ¥ ) a a teen : DIVIDEND PATE RAISED Tl tention... Call loans cased off to} 7! s- \aeeo Dev Gin 2 5h - ; > Foo act eam) eee eee fs. S04 S85) £05 | anh! disiet tire \getes “ly 2 | = S (texas Co 3 ..-.. | 5B'Z 55%) 586%) *1 4% per cent after renewale had) 16) "j)02 | a3 4... 4.156% 15: 6 $ip | St | 552 x Foe | S&: 72% Tl & 1174% 198 ‘National Lead § 51 44/157 % 160 5k 52%! 39 ulf Sulph 4. 5Alm: 5 it : An increased dividend of been arranged at > per cent, re- ®! § : S. ym, ' 1 ae 3 342 Q% , rt" T R 3 " * 347 2. . 33 Nat Pow Lt 80 3 a “ >; + & = WT hae oa - - : TAR 7 7 nually On international! Sh wie flecting the return of enpitas . te sj AS salen —" . a mi 3 | me : 3 : : ake on gp sida ae ; ~~ ~" 3 | 13 ‘ oal 22: 15% ] common stock effective = ‘ ; : ' norma! pRsEners. : 262 va? L 1} 8° “i 32 yh es ee 5% G fotor , a 8 | ' ie ~ Ne , 1€ : " : 5 ) 3 51 Tr (o} 3120 9911991 en cin hans “i a }: “ ae s ¢.. hat Sue i Alii LOSS - he PF 7 }. . ‘ ae * Tani : li) u > ; a . i. | ‘ ine ‘ e L : e ; . : A : - fe ye XK K iy 2" . ce ¢ ~ Reinvestment of Funds. > : ‘ At! G o- -, ae . ; . * bl us wee: mI ; x o" : i® ! . ' | ‘ ; ‘agora eae dg , 4 : a So: 4 - 2 0 2 lohnson chairman of the oo ; Og! fining a : 109! ‘ yi, mer ae 3% 22 132 o1 9 Te oO ~ oi “9 1342 3° 24 6, : t ;, Mtoe = /— =o . directors. CQuarteriy dividen Encouraged by further improve- | tee. “ees ei , 9 g 3, ty . Len ag Ti =~ 3 bony “ ON ! : . [RTs be + i ig e| 51% 9% Tf be $1.75 in_te: f $1.50 ment in the credit situation, specu- OF cciio tiie eee ) Nichols . on |. se’) ¢ General Cigar Boa! ee = 2 Se: E : 7 : 8% 95% Tobe 7 ' es an 56. lators for the rise went ahead with 4 vem Ea vretng Tae rts, ay +. to or is | | | | ms) 30% S | : a ed S | % 103 Tobacco Prod buying operations soon after the |ipgx) g3.4!Raltimore & ‘tee ¢ 1068 % 103% 1083, | 10: , Om : he r -2 co time opening of trading Standard in-| 73 83%, Balt & Ohio pfd ty dustrials in the high-priced group 33 Bangor & Arostk 5 as well as specialties tn which poo! 33 44. 23 a abe a A:3 interests were ctive were favored | =- 2, 357 weer and many recentls strong favorites | sox: = eeinenins forged ahead to new tops for the 27% Beld mur Pa 3 year. Investment stocks Were in a7 37 (Bethlehem Stee! . . . ~ #4 od demand, reflecting reinvest- ) +=|Beth Sti 7 pe pf good & = Fioomingdale Bros ment of funds to be available at | 4% 'Booth Fisheries the end of the year. In this class} . 24 \Rriess Mfe Co many of the better grade rails were 541%4'Bkn-Manhat Tr purchased Van Sweringen stocks 78 ‘(Bkn-MarTr pfd 8. rallied in anticipation of expected - oles wits mg favorable developments before the ¥ |Brunswic & RY end of the year.. Of] shares Wert 71% Burr again active and rather strong in %| 4% Butte Cop & Z.. respons to the usual year-end | 17% Butterick Co 2a : 28 Byers & Co A M.. stiffening in expectation of favor- | - , able earnings statements. Motor bs (Calit Packing 4°. — shares reflected preparations for : 1% Calahan Zinc Lead the annual New York showtng of | §65%iCalumet & A Min 6 new models, Chrvsier attracting . |x ‘Canada Dry 2.25¢. 3, 37 3 “ - ae GYR) 1b. : 8: 8. le § fo hick & most attention with a good advance Te "e2%e an Saveahien 10 63: si 183 tt tin * ) ‘Household Pr 3.5¢ S| 45% 15%! 457 a | : Diixtes Som in heavy trading Several sharp Case Thresh pfé 112 ee ted 50% /Rewte OF --. LO} 59% : Bs }1007 ¢ enn Dix & ‘ | #9 } 98 | of orig : ‘otete tone Chem. advances took place in specialties. : a : ~ | 2 2% Pennsylvania 3. 5 56%! 56% ‘ Ri.) a3 sg sapngs Burroughs Adding Machine risin : . ’ oR briskly on announcement of plans for.a large stock dividend. National Lead and South Porto Rico Sugar scored gains. . wre ip Nae se gaan Ree St TE: gibis S aol ~ hoa “ao ts declared l share eal Re lite 6909 i= “- * - nrairye ad pa x « — Fe >t] Owing sales. iat. Grain, Bids and Offers | at tne Chicaae | um be pe ee Po | 5 ar = 2 7 Dnbe Pet ne et ed OD bd > SG = mit AG) > va i ae aaa rhe * F as Ps i3 ) ene om MOPid~1e9 ~ me i9 2) C2 Ut ie pe be CD cy 19d Oop-trs: ' Pat a 21 ow a ae “Ito pa) = od ~~ es i eee a » cece ee- lee ol |: Lbierer. “Dp 3 » ® Vanadium = Corp 4b 7 3.5 Pre ree: is, cele OM call | a a) 2 ¢ S22 FRR Cee “Sipe owe bo ad eo wo + * i > 33 tH! Waba sh Ry ¢3 ps fad Led F Bis tb bepat iy 4) 1DOD Swe w-wh WIS DS: a eS e a hy Chesa pea ke&O 6% Chi & Alton pfd. 7% Chicago Gt Western 16% Chicago Gt West pf- S8eh.eesstcussecrze 4 J Fs "£4 s cm ae “ ‘ eter ewiigh. , 5G ex : . i ‘e pet Dt net Oe 9 DH e059 @ MoD tow 42 Pe a ae at Rally te U. §. Steel. “Bullish operations were encour aged by a strong rally in U. § Steel, which worked forward. HWe@ Chemical reached a new high level cn the movement in response to suggestions that a large stock dividend would be ordered at the end of the vear in connection with a recapitalization plan ladeaenebal Alcohol] was another speciality that : developed strength for a time. Re- 60% [Cuctt _Peabeds D.- finfng and Philips Petroleum were ( 'a5 4 ode Want & doe stecks favored among oils Pere ¢ 63%4'Columbia G&E! 5 Marquette led the Van Sweringen t07 Se Coleen G&El pr 7 ralis fo. ward, establishing the . Cc G & FE nes himhest level in the road's history Col a a =, wee at 114 on a rise of 4 points from Commerdal © ) 7% 31g | Pini g BE : soo FETE ct. yesterday's low pomt Com Inv pA | tee i4 34% @iK C “Southern Ry 2 =o] Radi: “ 4: =P 1 : -¥ , . . . ComInvT Tpe , Ss : a8 | 474 3% le 3 Lyse ft & o | . 3% 3 lt ~= ~ Rr Rail a4 e 5 ~; = = “0 203 25% Wright Aeronaut 1 ComIT 6X4 x p 85 ‘ ; he “94 a ' ir pi ingft 7 ol, 1 : »3 Lo ay “onsen > . gi 182 1a! 7% ; 60% Yale & Town we 5b Commer Sniv B 8 : "aon 2 o . ct } ; ~~ o ai yr aoe : yt 9% Q 2 a a1 founas Mh AT 4 a ye st a es a) . bons Ca Cr PD et me be : € Htgis ww Pha aa. | ee, Nort hwest 4 204 5Ge R 1 & Padfic' S34, CRI€2P 6 pet pfd 4 5 96 ‘CRI€P ~ pet pfd 7 fF} 3, Childs Co 240g... a Chile Copper 2.50 1 Chino Capper .... enh Thristie BR&Co 1 20 OR b. Chrysier Corp 3...) . er A 1 BB a a ae IVOuU a oe DO Hdmi S~— £- mh & Oro qQyuroa- «5 Due ~ 2: a oe Se ae a bitter t ee oe a ¢ © 3) e.4 nd 12ND a te - es wd ND we Be *) iD a 3 ee a) * es #ees a —" i. Llane ro) we) Dio ated p a eat. a oe + .* #£# #8 FM a! if a | refs SO OES mI ad * ~“ rs nw ie > _ x re — ae ~)} Hm Cd Dame _ Pts D2 pe ~ — ve — ~ - a wt — —_— ~ 4 tw * “~ oe + F se > Dw 02 ie THIS TOBACCO IS RIPE ne e = Pe BD 1D = O19 RD-LU DUD Franc Rises Sharply. “Continued heavy buying of re- ‘ 21 4 _* . , ' . = az } % J » Key yst one _: ne i mittances on Paris featured trad- : Congress Cigar 3. | 59% 4 rns 54 ; DT ie ty oat Uy TT ing in foreign exchanges Francs | ; sash * mee 7 eee or Senter ewe ees|| ol. LOUIS § TUCKS _ | Sarusweeree sie | OW NEW YOR MARKET or ot! ad vy the Assoctated Press eat point DTT I TR Minn Dec ° need ~ be * Flar-- ; entiv was a further reflection of het transfer of funds back o France Tn, i $2.10: Januarv. $°.20%: Mary oil EW YORK Dec. *—Southern hedge : : , : ~ 26) ling and liquidatio ere renev or probabiy was " ‘LOUTIS STOCK EXCHANGE, Dec. 2. tal sa F | OF he ling an Lammohinn glen a. ‘ANNAH. Ga. ec 2.--Trrpentine olton Market at the opening todap. > : , teady aa a ling Fr Pes ee aoe m 7 2 SHER? 25; “son Rael THIS TOBACCO IS OVER-RIPE and tt movement Ss stimulated by the fa’ eranse race > Ex ange today amouuted to 1303 lares, compar with | *rim ce: wa! -_ oa * ‘ir i rst prices were barriy aT oak, Yeas shot 2 Prance | 1452 yesterday. Bond sales were $11,000, against $900 cdabaniies nents: 191 k = osin § [ost to my io LO po'nts, Janu ~ a. r is & ow an ex- Me 7 > } j ~ ~ tig ~ ; ; + h ue : BE ad ‘ ey et " as } if ee. oO tO ~ eee or ‘ tm ints ’ Jase a vat : oo b 2 t “en 000 VOC Following is a complete iist of securities tl! ‘ in on the 4 1a? tok 4 10 D> E | lay ® Closing quotations and > } > associated Press . qOnmirs a 7 i he Vv ' ° men @ . aa at ~ de | = - ; aie 2 a ii we ‘ a A r . it in } ¢j 1d nto : to | a ted , kes 1 a ulatior ind a rise of | Change today, dividend rates, Siuics, highest, lowest, closing prices | Oo} TOCK EXCHANGE. }! Osi Be. RRs I 2:90: 1 ground for the season St de ore YORK Dec rancs nm circuiation an . i: | : oe e : | . | : : grou! nd f u 08 of ton t iven. SyM2%ols: * *srease. — Decrease. _ Ye. ~ uncovers nm the ‘ak and Ie ; art a. sho sinks for wou a aabans ~~ — : e = : . : \ } Iron common execution. prices steadied up 3 or ¥ point : i ‘* thér price improvement ehieblralin sla naeectelteltleeetenh | S| Ce SUES) WES Se vances to the state ne Unchanged. ike aia ONE of the reasons why a settlement requirements. Gold hold- 'Div.. | 10 - ieee market todry, whi New York Rubber Prices a There were reiterated rimore th irmitse were being rec fuced, bitter taste is because it” 5 ances for year-end statements | A¢4ms Mining oe co ee Oy BAe BP ltd lade ye aus | Baguer, sales pen at 163 and 164. from . par may 6e fhllowing irregular, Mexican silver rate con- | garr hn of May 3 you smoke a Mapacuba. Y« Brown Shee t at il, or % net higher. Some | ° ) | }OO0 dal figy ot attrner . high om the ui fe ol : | ov pe tobacco. either R " T : oye t] tur market was ite ) wp ' “wy ring nes _ cn e ' ' ti at @ “nigth _ a fr m r unde Main y noOwusts Wilt | logs > abe ut 10 to il pot ints at mide eG ; i rm Mark if j om the middle of the plant = ; ings of the Bank of England fell | zr fi , ; . - . — | Aloe n ly- e , e | >: , ' oF: ‘ : off slightiv in the week Transac- NAME OF SE CURITY. Brea in $ Saies High.) Low.' Clos ‘ge! Bid. Asked | a Ely-Walker sold on un- NEW YORK. De. 2 Rubber opened 1ying orders ranceied. ans psi : : — % Y . at 7 pee ee - retiear oma a. cia ta aes 7 a Be change: ASis NE OR cS. 6-——RuUde open ' sais . : . } - 3 tobacc the tions in ) tener aes vaio - National — Pou ~ Commerce... .| 8 25.161% 160 e 161 “° ai ene a sy: smoked ribved May 37 + gaa , t im oS ne ' a . : re : responded te MChi Cc - ’ o. ou get same large volume in transferring bal-/ St. Louis Unio . ; P Sa ape tee sicecreisssecies oo aime Psat ais common sold} 35.00: : - May, 37.80c. ee a AEB per iw ne higher mat hich has deve'oped to 27 oan tT ie: G : 50c | 50 | eee . ‘EW YORK. Dec. 2.—Hubber emcted | Stasi | Weaeeieaiol tween months, he petroleu Barnads!. fs SOG Far ~ Wee —. $e under-ripe or ~ . ‘ American Credit . ae gg =~} oe | OVC gl gt ty “4 36 * 5 ee emo 7 4 Changes elsewhere in the list were! , lee. Kc db i bedecess OO; 85) 33%, 33 Me 3: |} A small lot of Best-Clymer changed NI nORK ec. 2—Rubber closed | Months the later deliveries, with You don’t et that aspt ‘ gett es 2 = firm; Dect uber. 3 ‘+ March, 37 80c aies of January reported against - | to drop and Chinese ex- | Best); saa | ‘ nelns rs - rs ths ~ > Bowvrd-Welal iatter half of session there | Tivate crop — were 1. / wy sate ; “y yi eth : : aoe 2+ 3 change falling Brazilian exchange witty it nsacti . : = mating the - 18.78 *) Pema . ; “ints, « 2 ea . Inc an opper Oya onT “ 23 o> if? sap doen ng the i ; . i ia uidation ane ~ ri on Oli - ngs ——_ el 4 abous | , d Rei ¥ ot cil ate tmitin a ero tr Souther: Min durin : ‘ ‘Ay? 69n ing a FOOD OOo loag = 4 cigar an they are 7 beyond December falling to the 3] : Works ond... - . i. e , , “* . : | , i - ' "ila thi mee : : i; le , i . wan quiet at $7 so per 100 pounds | HONS. * as e@ hat n fferin eT , “d ) or ti * Mortgage Bank of Colombia were New York. " Chieaan and F ye] c Opec ii iLiTiit (FOC 5 om aft 7t ‘ receiv : act is, this is the only te = ources. May contracts pee _ D Southern sources . . Huttig com ~.——4_ODPe =e") ‘Ui } ices narket wee barely ‘aoe around 2 o clock 2 —_ a : : 7 All that we ask is this: work higher. wheat raliying more |b cnational Shoe pid. siete of sithdrawale on old con ¥ fell to slightly above the I2%c/ Huttig pfd 101 | | | - | Sectroiytic, spot and futures. 13 % 4 0. hos idatio u - wr 2 . ag We se ’ he : # . de +, gl. , ae -- ag i 10 108% 108 % : “MnO ta —inc easy ast _ 48 i middas rat to & potnte net lower XE YRK. Pec » ; of today’s i | t nd cloen g in Sie = bushel and cern scor- ee nee ‘ a. Cotton rte ati higches lowest a ; . a Compare it with any ~er a | t wtp - MI os . "= ‘ iv , Srers cin | ice : , . is : : ee sd 5° ne ~ . 4.) March $3.13: May $3.20: Julv $3.27. | [SW ORLEANS _ . | Bingham Mine 3° t1% 38 : | Made f ee me oars ie — een Mone > pe BRaBWBEAUEWSLE SS eSS5285e2 STE tn di F a é PS ~ to : i" te | ~ aa ; “ ont: 9 Se » Certain-teed Produc te let Cetten In Weak. Certain-teed Pr ducts *d pfd pe ie .* o Pato 0-959 09 ~§ G5 Gots ‘The principal development in the | Consolidated Lead ‘ 4 z » * 4 tie, open, e > “ea -gie oe tr sentitee stg lee ra! Hamilton-Brown Shoe : : I 42 :, sponse to further selling from Hussiann com » « ae a : . oe . 8% s ATC ‘AS steady at $7.20 per 100 | i + at > ‘ ' } ; — ¢ 4 ' \ ' > " YORK Dec. ° ~ : Soo ‘i tor som ; , i ah row Vestercay ss : ‘losing quotations The SS 4 ~ oe as Boston Stock Mast : a 460s Y©u: to smoke. Bi té | 78 ¥ + SPO B si Peace ie ~~ arxet 4 ‘ . . > f Iro - " ; * aa° aa ‘ ‘ te be ‘ed * “ gs * Hvuirat slic Preee Brie n : i a ~ ave ; ; > ot 4 t 50; 30 30 3 | 30 | i” LOND lat @05e to 6.25 for fine granulated, busi {Jan | B2e: Jay | here: : te -Shinkle Shoe 5 ik a oles Mia | 68 | oe “$y Standard copper, spor | " : As | a cent a bushe! Johnson Siephens-Shinkle & oo 7 y15e tu 55 10e. eles | meee chiefly it “12.76 | Smoked at any price You ee _aciede Stec) Co — cepuee Missourt Portiand Cem ent ‘ Nationa! Candy ist pfd m4 M Si National Candy Td ptd ' Clearings, oney, ilver Nationa! Candy COT... St. Louie Clearing House “Associa Redise Weber — rg tl ion reports A clearings for Dee lace Poeiar Wave es ee . 25 TOU corresponding day last yea; | Rice-@tix Dry Goode Ist pfd. TS.500, pont thie year $7.027_200,000- | Bice- a Dry Goods com... “errespoending period last year $7017 G00. | Scruggs-V..B Dry Goods com. a 000 Réport of debits ror Dec. 1, Poze eh ay Steel cross e ee ere | were: Debii«e te individual accounts $7. | Skourase Brose “A™ ......ecceee] 2a, 000: tota. to date $3.2 2 38,500 (Ma) Southern Acw , “see ee eee @ @ Gebite to bank and bankers sccount®’ $19.-) south western 700,000; total to date $6,113. 100.000) | cuiy Combined debits were $56.000.000: cota’ a a i Sa _ oe i Mth sanrsal + ee ee ey levels of the season in re- 1 | Weeks Ces. | , n St s to | , , . > >| ” at _*-.* -_* * « q | ’ u's da‘ ; . Weg ‘q é oe a7 7 : | night sed i2.50¢ for May. or about 10 to 12 points —_ | & Louis Stock Exc ; | ce @@e ee eee nd . rh ; € level. Grain prices continued to/ Hydraulic Prese Brick . San Gk sma | tee el eng lem cent +i : , Dot a: utures r10 antimony - 110164 (163 °2 ‘ . 10. Antimony, spot | The re@ned sugar market was unchangen ce for the most «activ stocks ing an advance of more than a /!Johaneer Bros ude “ ~_ posed steady at revised quotations = | Chicago Cotton Market. Hood Rubber ........' sulsea | ol ; . * = | aa ' vp Squidation or trade seiling inspired by the : + By > 1S | 45%). er "si ‘4 rf oie 6 a A gg HPA unsettled ruling of Rio exchange. March; CHICAGO. Dec , futures | [siand Creek 90 ' | QUARTERLY DIVIDEND | - | $450% — = OShke | contracts seid aff to 14.78¢ and cicged at cosed am follows: Tr. Te: Jan iP 30! at “me | ON COMMON STOCK 15 115% (115 | Chan een ' ; i4.Sic. the general market opening et de- | vary, 12.92c: March. 12.25¢- a7: “e S. Pea ae Pra —s a AR ¢ ois a Cc Sale clines of 9 to 13 points and closing 11 to! July. 12.54c: Octobe 12 io 12.27: ' __ & Quarterly Dividend of 2 i iT D. $4: &4 | 16 potnee net lewer. Estimated salen 31.- | Be pion “* Comme Steck will be paid » = be Ad y+ $4 ' —— os a 4 i827, im Commes Steck at per, e 4 388 canes g , +. wiz? _ ~ ~~ to date to indivicdua! am’? bank an! hank ere” accounts $15.5.51 G00) O08 eee ef" fF © OOO bags. Closing quotations: December, | 15.10¢: Januar 14.96 cc: ‘March, 14.81c:|~ he "S —— 7% ti7s, | the Fate of 1/40th of share ; Mas i4 * Ae July. a Sernterm ber. New v York Cott : Pacific Mille oes — ‘ = _ s> are held ‘ one F nthe, sy | W deer Electric Corp com fa an os a ae on St Mary's Land “6% : _ business Decanter & sean “> : Every all TMmen t he ; Lie c ll er » = id =| i e! ; on ere - > = 4\%@4 gy > fT nited Rallwars 44 . . oeee ede s oi . ee i¢ i ~ t on “hi pow a pte de por ee ' NEW TORK. Dee. 2 —Cotton snot poem , Aen eh American : | 2 ° A oen OTe wavs GO ited ee o 46 c ‘of >. eee Ab ty s ,O' oe. ri 5 7 , = TS % , yw mel y i vert Beurbesn 3 cand 5a at 19%e —s 12.45; : é ’ as p & QUARTERLY DIVIDEND a 1 2 bree per cent rentes ouston a SO ae a ye : 2 is op et "Oe r z Dec.. 12.2 ®. 3 ay os ~ 7% | ~~ Oc—— f ~~ » gay 90 centimne : ee ‘oe | K. C. Lang-Dietance Tel. , | ) -eleeee. | OREECE—Drachma 0D 20 | Rie exchange en Land 434 ‘ower . . | sees ; : of) & Qearterly Dividend i oon Sueted at 20 25 cearimes The dol | wissourt-Edieog Electric 5s es ~~ s~~. 1... ess = s sie ee SECHO-SLOV AK rt . 2.9 ) 25 reis lower to 2 : igher. Sar : 7 ‘a re mm} we i nae pa ga emer apy = ; allan pert fecefptea. 44.000. fa my ~ be sae ign tee. —— oe , | * WEST CIGAR CcCoO., -- idend « table are tn the annual cash parments based coins. 30.000. December .12.34 12.30 12.30 234 on t ae eee or half-year declarations or. in case of newly listed a — January ..12.10 11.98 1199-12 12 14-15 curities, the intention ennounend at the — of original aaie and _—— March ...12.34 12.23 1224-298 12.38-40 ¢3 ca ae corn . : > _e #e fe? 8 © like ptd .. SO A ONE Se eo ; . . tee na 23700 ~~ on. Sik Mart.et. May 12.56 12.46 12.47 a cies J ‘ 12. SOR AT. DS 16%. NEW YORK. Dee. 2.—Raw silk gn-i Joly .....13.78 12.45 12.85-67 is epe se ‘} oe"; 4 Ps? S33 ie $3 % ae ey het Ss ae a 34 +; el eps" 2 eae Se 8, ‘$4 ere pa a ks ore a Se , Care... 2 ’ . a Oty Sei pi 28 ¥ : ¥ a Fs 3 é : 3 i , . 3 "4 > 1-4 i

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w— 51. LOUIS °OST-DISPA~7H THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ PAGE | LARGER DIVIDE 1 a Pit RIL Rein vol NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) "NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) 2.—Following are quotations of the low closi and previoue ” ARKFT loca, marnet onc teniations asj” i eee HSS ome ALS icage : special © the Poe sve Pe marke Special to ne Fost-L Saies. Security High. ww Clos est i tm secu " etten | we iVlow Cleese | ON LOCAL —— Hier tam Close Yeu NEW YORK, Dec. 3.—In the following table will be found a list HAL. KOAD BONDS | fe Re) ee Following portage brignte — Sete es DOMESTIC BONDS. a _ —DECEMBER WHEAT of sales, highest, lowest and closing prices of bonds traded in on the CE ae est, closing and previous closing prices of securities traded sai catedadh 5 Cuba Co 6.| 08%. 08%) O8%)..... See ue tenidy ae tegen CR ion 135% 137%b 136% |Stock Exchange today, sales being in $1000 tots (000 omitted). oe eae aye 72%; 72% |New York curb exchange today saies of stock being in 1 Cu T 7% Allil 111 aad iii” 3 g, pours MERCH A) futures ranged b ." sem a 136% % Quotations on all United States. Liberty Bonds are in dollars and le ie Y lots (00 omitted) or fraction thereof, except in Staudard Oli wipe = - G6 + Bo 107 j107 | NEW YORK. Dec. 2e—In @ ie yl gs cont gga PP aig wt x © “125%a 122%b/|thirty-seconds of a dollar, that is. for instance, a sale printed 99—24 CStL&NO 5 61. (10544) 1U5 bs rt saies of which are in full, while bond sales are in $1000 lots ¢ Gs ‘A’ 103% 103 % 103 % 103% pgp. ¢ : ' y re “ is . Gar 64 41; YU» G 3 Det&M ist 4 95. O42! 70} ee et ee nt aualae LD a || ETV&G D 5 30 . [100% 100: Fed L&1 6 54 B.| 99% Dy, o rib gen lien 4 96! ~1% ~ a Fed et 7 wei os «4 a % : i Erie pr lien 4 96.| KO Le Fisk Kub te) 41 cus 5 : : t { Is 53: rie A Gen Asphalt 6 39./1099 5% | . trie . 53.1 76% Gen Pete 5 40... , + ‘rie’ ey 53.) 814% Gen Refr 6 on...j1O% 4 \iU~ ~ “2 | Erie. Pa ¢ -| ¥8? Goodrich 6% ee 34 »* ‘ 2 | 26 Fla’E C: , 1 po be | Goody T&R 8 41 j1% yA mk Fond J&G 4% 52, OOS Goody T*tR 8 $l ' 4 FEEM V 6 8S.')108% Gould Coup © 86 5 oy, Grd T of C 6 36,107 Granby C ! ‘ 397 39 7 39 % 2° Gt.Nor'7 36 ...{114 Lis rete) Ch 5% y] 3 Ol 3% ' 4 Gt Nor 4°% 61 gd 46 ‘ty Hoe & Co O44 34.; O75 Ve . d Gt Nor o'% Humb O&R 5% : Gt' Nor 5 73 20. leaving § ~~ : ate onmonaee a cars D re 726.000 ge oai\il~ “ oat ee a seerenned the Gaaae compared Orth 2.114.000 last WHEAT MARKET STRON lil T 5 56.10% 3 | ) Gt Nor 4% 76 to $1.50 a share. placing pis were 404.000 bushels. Acwon' Hock V cvt 444 moa $6 annual basis which ty receiD 4) | : vear Cals NG ee gs tay) OR? Og Sy | » ind 2 oO es oie j | I. H & M ref Bis n $o ; with 1 1.320 ght “compar d AFTER EASIER OPENI ete . es 1? OF | $ Int Paper 5 47.; 9 96%; 97 | nrc ei! wee va Consolidated eclare tat { hipmente —" set aiding gc oe 2ahk & ' S I! ape! ae 2. “iy? G9! {as | “+ vide — of Eras conte S : ; tne he giersrncr to q cab CHICAGY Dec w2.—Bullish Argenune Au Gr : a > W 7 . 12 In ’ . | 95% 944 (! | 4\IC ESLENO | in > qua ly cing : a ; Corn shipments were news, the better tone in Northwest markets ; , ‘ ‘a. > : —- 3 ” rn ; BU . yt OM TE A 63 102% 103 nuai vesas ait $1. 50. a ing compared Ww ith 463 om and «# stronger cath wheat situation all i] Belgium ‘a 7:48 . , i ] IST elle. & 2 J ‘ : ’ } : i ? td é 55 te | at OS i ud %, ; Celluloid "i 0} 19 % | l Crown . , a be ehipm OR were ©40.000 | contributed to cause strone prices in the 5U Bel ‘eium f OO +++) come art ime 1 Kan Gé@eF! 6 52 - 45 5 > , cee 7% oth ye 107% | Cen Leatb Gibson O C; SALEM, \. C.. Dec. 2.—Tiii with 353.000 :aa. vear | wheat trade todav ufter an easier opening (80% Belg 7 56 cle.. % ef oo . poe 107-1107 : do 4 65 (96% | n pté wit.. Gill OU : J. Reynolds Tobatco Gam of at wheat and * na Wheat had another rally in the last! 99 Belgium 6 5 {| OU% OV: an a me Cent P Cor! ‘a ote. quarterly ‘dividend 4 is Cash Grain. hour, buying by a commission houage be- 42 Belgium nie. Slee | ne P “Do n wt 7 , §t. Lou : ; Cent Pu Sv| Gulf Of] Pa m StoteKk, payable de today were as| lieved to be acting for Eastcrp accuvunt 1 Bergen 6 ’ Comw: PC nl Kirby Pet to stockholders ’ go erain ms Forecast of rain in Northern Argentine 7 Berlin 6% 50 a y business January 9am 2 red or wheat. $1 4U | also re new buying Closing prices} 12 Bolivia 8 47 . ccs tle : . were c .c higher: December 10 Bordeaux 6 34 sons Val! $1.38 38%; May. $141% £k 8 Brazil & 41 Cc f 7 3: Corn closed %« {171 Brazil 6% o¢ .. 5 4 See rah “eae ag ge * aT | f int R CA 6 41 re May. 7 Canada 4% dD oe! 4 Bj ¢ oe i as E ' 2% 21, | SS KCEISE&M 4 y OY er ae ] Ne KC B 5 50 K C Ter let 4 60) ca a oe GS tte? Set thy -_ i , Golden Btate! 45% 45% Hawthor M/! > FC! og 8 Hollinger. + hd Int Nat G6125%/124% Kay Cop C\ 1 ti e) 1% intNG 6 wwil01 (100 —— — (7 1. Int Paper 6 98 | 98 eae ae As A Jeddo 6 w i] 99% 99% 2 Nipissing. AssuGask&E | |; 344 Noranda Atl Fruit | ° 1%) 7 l PreGid M A Babck& Wil j117_ | $ San Toy {| Gel § ManP 5%A! 98 ore Bancitaly Cj 82%| 85%) 55%). . ae to llc , MansGa 6% (103% 103% (103 % 103 % Giles £ Ww * 2: 2 | 2: ina “Aeon i MidWG7 wil00%) eet TOO hy ah en oe id 5 | 5 | 4% ae Nai DP 6%! 32 8 82 07 Black VGE 100 o% 100 100% INDEPENDENT OILS. a6: Bon Ami Al! . Nev CC 5. hos” 6 [108 Borden Co. = 6 oe: 1 al o% NOTMR 5 C101 %| ge 101 te % Bridg Mach, Ark Nat Gas’ ” NS PM 6%/103% 103 Bridg M Beacun Oil .| 18 oe 2%. CHS ez 112% |i12 % Brit Am Oil +e ae vedi 2 Carib Synd .| om te 64 Pe tog ! Cit serv p ” Sucyrus Co. Ad oe | Cit Serv pf Can N Alco Columbia 8 Car V&l pf 107 Ms gt (107 | Creole Synd | ES 8 Ty TI Renoir AE “do 4c Cae bat ee yecem ber corn -—-- . 7 $1 39% 82a n were 04, |Chi, . 47% ih A ete Oi) Co 4decla ~ fe receipts whic te ' SA 3! vidend of 50 cents e share and: bee | sis, compared with 86. titel en lc JULY OATS. . as .|102—18, 102 — 17 10: 2—18 | querterly of 62% cents, both py ts deo 90 care loca! ane 0) bieneis |Chi_, 47% 46% 47% b ISA 4% Jan "% to holders of record Dee ae which were 51,800 ee She DECEMBER RYE. . .1109—25 109 —21 109—: 24 ar oneal split up of the sto on a f + with 204 410 last year nciuUce ae 7” 8 89 Sb : " S, 44-. hasis will be acted u by s + al and 2 threugh Oats rej ‘hi. , 89% 8& 54 . 5--2] 105—18, 105—* 03% 03 the preferred stock if i loca) and 10 through a JU L. AR RYE, 25 Antroguia . 2D " 3 let Br quarterivy of $1.75. both g ‘ed Northwestern markets com / Chi . 7% 98 97% oO 2 & neiroguia 7 =: deic) Ont » stockholders of record De eas care af wheat compared t?O14 *Red Argent ; ss | ‘ x 4 share unpaid in PL last vear Mi nneapolis receiv , ' yluth 36 and Winnines 47% 1102— 20:102— 28 102—29 | ee Pana te re is.) ove eR ER ea ree te cS me OO me CSUN SUaOrw to a . wae we , — CS Co ee et ee shelalaeh ela Nova crmno@gecw@ooorowe EF et CVO BS OK oe JS Ss * ~ (AAAS AON Nt, NEGRI at GE at a PEM NE Eh NBL Ne IPO IIA SEG IE! CR OE en ee ee ee ee ee ae _- > _— ~~ few tS tr 2 —y G ee 27> — Co m= we dS OS ~a --* —_ tn “Sh Pre BOSC OO CTE FERRE KEKE — Cree 96 6 eat tei 100 98%! 998 ' 96 96 132% 112 PO Ed 6 All PP&L 5 52B)1 133 100 Pub erv N J 5%e. 100% 100% | 100% Pure O Co 6446 ‘A’ ..« 103% 103% 103% Rand Kard Bur 5%s . 2 0% 120% {120% Servel Del i 86 =4 j 84 Schulte R | | Est 62 ....] 96 94%, 04%)...-- Shawehn 76) 100%/100 %/|100%)..... 101% (101% 101%)..... Cal 7) s ‘5 - 22) 98% Bt a) & SouGas 6%/103 Southeast { P&L 6s o ae} 96% ie 06% 96% Swn P&L os 19 | 9 SO NY 6% 108 %| 158% 105% 106% mg NJ 5s j ; 102 pe % 102 ae ‘un Oil 5 34 | 100 | 99%! 99%). Swift 6e...| 99 ' 98%| 98%! 98% Transe O17 96%) 96% eed Hit, USR 6% a28 101 %/101%'10 St ce “ ~~ . ‘ e . "> p> + mE DerwWy a -- - tS cI OS ntti Cou Sa oo CehRKe.) GO ~IONS ~2 209 OSV KKH Barge ~ She Doh COS Oe “ae Cc _ # * mer Oho ~ a ee es: 2 il} Livings Pet Lone Star G| @! 5 Magda! Syn) Mex Oj] .. Mex Panuco!| 3% Mount Prod| 25%. Nat Fuel G |180 NE Fuel O. NC Tex oil 8% Pandem Oil) 5/108 4/109 Pantepec 0} 7 7% * 2329 we SEER EE SR 5 . w 7 Ol wm ~2 tr 09 ms BSS OS OD a FEE FE ueciared a quart 38 . $14.1% , cents. and a smaheii ; 7 j o n cents. in contrest to Daevignnan wheat. 140 N eae Ko. “I to i%e higher; December, (4%4c: | sag ystributions of 7%5 cents aaa a3%° No 2 mixed w $2%c to 82%c; July 85%c to 85%c.| 11 Canada o 17% conte. : Pare wheat. $i 39G@140'|Oate were ¥ - pigher; December.| 20 ¢ on lb —— _ | $1.22 42%c: May, ; Jeily, €7c. Laré; 97 Con R Bi NTERNATIONAL SHOE ANNUAL acs, Toe. No.2 vellow corn, | cia’, 7 9S No 22 ioe see were 26.000 i fn 3 yellow | ‘orn 6 @ 6% o. bushele wheat. 74.0000 bushels corn, 9U,.- DIVIDEND RATE RAISED 10 ; Pict fe: 79 Sars N 4 white Gu0 Suthels of oats) 10.000 bushels of An increased dividend of $1 4h “x . ce: No 3 The fallure of Liverpoo! to follow our ee a 0 Wm 101 a ee er 4 el uaa | ee S : “y Wednesday s advance caused the early sell « Colum wi | at | toa Murray DY DOA OF) OO) 7S | Long |! Inc nually on International Shoe & hi ats. 40% ling Then the house thet had a bullish Copenhag 9% a oe. Se Nat Acme 7% 4 1% ie | Leuie @ Ark & 27 ) | 4 EIPL 2 piA| 88 iecommon stock effective Jon“ 9 pats C Ni Ca from the Argentine picked up some eee] padegfee >. . 4 1 &eN unt 42 32 2 Qf 7 Q57 36 Estey WCA 46%, ? : + : , ak ‘ irt oats 46 %e: hes while later there war buving on ae ' 3) 7 o- Ne ~ - 7 ; rye y ioe 90 ] . 7 ; Estey WCB! 17 | Was announced today by Jack a © nats the better tone of Northwest markets Caasb ¢ “ul Oi. Mel Be 44? v4 % dt i rs { Main Ry fat oe ag @- * 4 q Fageol Mot 2%. > Johnson. chairman of the board ai & ont ‘Hay manent. ee re ee or ee Cuba 5% 53.....102%/102%/LI2Z% INO PS 5 52 A. 9514! 95%! 98 Market & gr 5 Faj Sugar.j157 |15: 155 i oon in : aie . % Ly resiimabis traneferrine hedges rices re ) aC iPr ( el 5s nm 101% | 1101 202 36 | 101 2i€asol j 't Gien Ald C 14 194 e Ther 1% i SP Oa! 59% | 3076 | lier Pow | (118 j-oe-- | 6B, S$ O Ind; 65%) 6 f » Seto ea Oe qo ees ~ —— DD et HO ee * Ww ° Se —a » © +O tn C8 f& © eer — | aed no~ _ ne 2 ~ g - Peer Ot! Cor Reit-Fos O' Salt Crk Pr! —_— — ee ~“ 2m ® “SF FREE FS x x x a 02 03 ou a] a] eo - 8 » 'F S Pa ~ Ps eA od —" Q f 106% 106% 108% 108% 3a Ext 4 3R 92%! AZ Pac gen 4 75 74%! 73% MontT ref 5 55 B 83% 983% . t : 7 ‘ kon a Pub § pid. h o% = ; ale 1. 1? ; et a e« CHICAGO. Dec. 2.— ocmagy xs = ‘report of today’s sales. igh. low 's = d d Offer “osing Quotations sft the Chicago S08 nin, l $ an ers “ is est ‘imate of ri Argentine | Exchange: ee ? plus by 9 0000.0 ishels to 1328 000,000 — Sein pe ee Dt Ce OO OM ' ts Go CoO! new 9 et iO Y , ao ~ a 1 KR te io x }> co * ~~ me : °° sl . . . ’ eee am ' _ Ha Ol eet Ce bond et DH aL et et ee PO pe sa3 ~~ & 2 - eo ao ee | | pfd Armour Ill pfd.) ‘ ore urn Motor K Rae a ee AR oSVS © SNS Biours MERCHANTS mi —Grain bids and fer follow Cv wel! irm ‘ith other xrams there | ; for invest ment r ae - Sao 1 ie ~ ~ sess _: ae . “ = T> e ‘ t? vy , ’ 9 , } | NY & } R Pr Cit Cent P 8S De... Ren Cent Il S pfd >} Celottex : { ent x; * e — “- et “A ‘ é . 1. i J a% ‘ ‘ ; ; ; . 4 me } 7 3 9 ~ * ~ *> ° f ; ‘ ‘ , ae | niin q ; a Seti (Yo \I ble » ey ‘ wi awd . 2 ' cae / HVC tis } oo . a fn — ‘ ‘ ; >» . * 4} . . : 7 . . = ' ‘ : : ‘ 5 ‘ ' ‘ &. ha a} : J f : : 2 3 7 F, ~~ * ° ee) re iV? * 1 - rm "6 . or ; ; . ry ti F f ] j ih ae w (5 gry l: os rs 39 es 140 : uae : ke | 32 > 4 P . ii o GQ” 57 ae. — ry * . ‘ lf , Li : ‘ 4 ; wis ‘ wo 2 a i - Sa ; Pope q - ' P : : “ ' i : i 4 j , - a a > | - > . © r SSLitz i ; ; ‘ Ballas: ” . . . _ ; ~ 194 — wo HONVNIUD WDD eK w oo As SimH6! At) Fruit 8! 21 ReaconOil 61101%/101 %/1 Bell TLa Sapo 101 5 | a5 1% | 98 5|100 % | 99% | 99% 100% 7 96% | 96% | 97 121) 121 122%! 122% 2% | 122% Com Lara @ 97 95%, | Cons Tex 8 90 RO % | 4 {'60 Lal SSSSRaSSESES FFEFRELER FF %3 3 #3 S88 Me oe> 5) 6 104% /'104% 104% ¢ ‘ jap tity ot 1 9% 7, GQ +. SS Sirie 7] D te an ae | th —s 3 Li Pzig (ser : $4 . a iw ; ? j 7 > ae ty: A - NYCntgRys 4%e ioar have 8 Leena ete SOS] M8) HON | Se Saree 0% FF Sex| saa aw | | sarramie bist Se as | lear | SIT ae os eae ‘ ne. - “a .- oe iil ~~ 2 ) . 7 Ni ©. WV ow 5 7% 12% ie Li 9 I I ‘ i » 2 ~ 3 “4 g, 17% . = ee ae ee 2 nee = & cos 99 | 98%! 99 |.....) |e Wet bee | Guaranteed by ADAIR REALTY & TRUST CO. ; Founded 1865 INSURABLE AGAINST LOSS OF PRINCIPAL an4é INTEREST oe bs onsumers Crane Co eS Diamot i ene ec Household. E rig E vans & Cc o A. Foote Gear Grie ef Bros ae oe ~Cod *) > ~ DOD ~~ —- ct» Co On —— ) Nome How & Que eo @xs Fe RPS MOABWWwO« = = 2 U su Ww us Ww 6%C\ 9 & Oo ° etl ttek NwWDeTAKiIIBOOw™~ 7 FF FEREES FREE eS © we 2s Bw oe ee a ee S= xs etiesns — ~~. n mt oS \Y~ ESN sr Serer Fe oe > na Zee er ee | _ roe kr a) ook. he teed ol an t &) ’ | 1s tote Tu LA 20% Pee peas — o_ " +} ; : ba bide : > ; | . Ty : fe hitb a tan a See ete anertestepiewasinatisne ns neinaetneranaen jae ea al che al ost a 186 i i LOCAL FRUIT MARKET Apple Supplies * oderate and Trade» Dull. eT LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, Dec. 2.— le supplies were moderate and demand | , " Sales were {litnots r if tj 4, it | t — HOMER IS omg eo PLE&W’ ‘a ] @-- HT | HW -_ - i? tihy i i] iil ' PRES OY Ra. Cu ORO > ow Hhiget 7 : *3 agreerina orchard 1 100 bu Colorado jon | 54S 11 mr * 1! ; ' ' ex'rTra fancy ete 9 } My f i, 10%)! i lear & ork haldwin orchard cun buik Digrwe Da) 2000 Té t2 i} ith it 4 ee) gr ne > '? tie th i ioe : Anple orice renee narre'sd eappies of kinds $2.5 5 in $4 U ITATIONS. ; &. *- Jem Cara “2 6 : 107 be 107 % TART. | ‘ 4s 7 hey . . Pi yon » ye ni Me 4 a f F nr - zi . , 4 20 ‘ 3 , “ . : .? The North American | : wn io * 7 4 Lg 7, a ny , 0 : ne oO me > BZ 8 f ; iat »} : ie 1G i, ps e . : + 4ANANA® it wtettetettee » 3 \ > ee | ae ee 3ne 3 O2 % fo et % O22 6%) HG! n6 5 23 ta P s 25 thie rf} 1i1 4 johbing way close t 6% per nouns ‘ os 3 cal P Dae Ee > fs in ovt . 3 O03, ffi ; ; ; ry @Q 7 Q %&, r YroaNti'T™ In topline wav ch bh Company . \ 2506 lo « oe ee ind ) 7 Ce rfz 3 49..' 7 ; nef 4 2008 On On: ah (w) aecoriing tr dere ieee ee. Camagues Bei, FR BP Pe fg 3 49 cfs | 6 © 5 2H08 7 | % 107% 7 “ S Cc nt Pa a 4: ’ per ‘ 43 +f n - . F 2.4 z : x ’ Tf é Sf BriG i . - ° QUARTERLY saat eee We. 7 | = i Chil "oes 6 3f if z . Ae Ne 1 ; 1 Wa « : \¢ 3 - OR - SRAPFFPRETI Klortts Y 7K +s ~ : ON COMMON STOC 4 | Cit SPALL 6 44 A’ O7%!) 97 %* A7" | Th + . 49 94? 4%, Gar | = enn | at yon or orgte , com Quarterly Dividend of 3 ee «= 44 , = 9 ia 5% M5! 5% | af 1 a . | O0 1 &! | GRAPES —Laltormes epenets mmon Stock will be — : ~~ | 07 % » § . ee ‘inte &§ OM hI & A ae 109 &./104 Gin Conman Steck par, Se 5 itupe lobacco 3S uis ee orea) Zam| Bat |B Rahat Sega" toe toa to . rate of 1 40th of one share for -_ ee tg , 13 2 LOT Colo F&l & 43 Der share held of record at the elese ™R . business December 6, 1936. . 7 Every Bayuk Cigar Colo Indue 5 34 KT Qt aTS—Fioriés Zc per guari Col G&F 5 . LIM Es _ Dominican $126 of it QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Ne. 88 An ee i — aenrennsoneirsocnrestetiorenettnmtevesh enn ' Ty il HREM cima tai einai ee LDL LL LLL LLL ALLA: wr , : ‘ 1 ‘8 : hi} / ' Tin if Tint i i a ; 1 ; i} pyr eae ee Tha reid Feb baL LTB re i} n “ a) CS Gt od es ot St BH tt Og Commonw P 47 ttn oR, fei Be feo ( giifornte ComAzBar ° s ne | BaP . > 1 @ Lv gen § 66 te ca oh ~y ee - ivy onsCigar 6 36 bi , . so f OR aANGESR—Californie valenct ConsCig ! ~ 2 CM&PP ¢ 40 oe GA BN ver box Piori4a $2 te 3" _ sl a a — -~ a 24 ~~ Mi noone ~~ - onl al ie BP ConsCoalMd 5 5) ® o . 2 CM&PS 4 49 cfs : ~*" = Zz e / : j - ‘ ‘ . : be Cone mal i! or Ui ‘ ; CMASIP 4 &9 a gs tem gt $4, a 4 Crown ti ’ + i ’ CubaCSugevt 7 30 2 CubCSugs8 sta 30 | London Wool Auction. Cub Doms ™, 44 “8° cfs a : & ia LONDON eg a the wae anes WES ; Third St omb fT 5 37.. : . on Pe Rely Mattes Mra yt neld here today were offered T CIGAR CO., INC., 322 No. c ~~ . = *s ™ kay i* " ” = ” ; ” . ww ° j4 The ' Den Gas 5 5! we a) ee 0 | KR Lat An iof which 8000 were 60 re wee « Ph CE | R84 ; Det. Ed rfg 5 4! PODS - “ * ; Chicago Grain Cartot«. cood Gemané for fine wools at firm peste — * | BPodse RF 6. 40.) % tog Be ~~) Bo" : oo r i CHICAG Dec. 2.—Carlot secetpte | rates: lower eradee were siow and ir oe so Ae l1PS% 1bie | 2h CMASLP c 5 2014 5641 55% 56% | Wheat. Ld; corn, 53; oats, 18; rye, 3; var | ecules aN ee Mpg Blew Duq L 5% 07% | 10 CM&SUP deb 4 34; 5612) 56 ie | iey, 4 f » * re ha 4 ROBERT SEALY, ' New York, November 22, 1926. E Cub Sg 7 % 37, 107 i 1107 4 % 1 poor DE een etl } >

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PAGE . fe ST LOUIS POST- ee THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1926 ‘iad ; : ‘ : he trade identification dating | ? HW PRINCESS EAN “ssesctts Seo, Se og RGR | ropular Comi CHICAGO, Dec. 2-—Cal.| William |; DOch te Tee ee eeeenenenpeamemeia | / } P . opu s Don 1 Nealect LOANS Cc icagy te $1 years old, one of the Bi tA : es 3 gcc Phote ; I | E S TO THE MAN et Morgan's men, is dead Se SALTED PEANUTS \ a a who works | MME] PRIN( ARM: So home sro svete | nen — : -_ Bis ‘Meaty. t+ Sco aen|| Senay chee you need tt : wrest ferers from Bleeding Itchi ‘Blindand Repay weekly Seeepentay 4 West P cary Fe - Tale With- | One or two Avti-Kamnia Tablets quickly , B Satisfying, reueng, Repraretae | Our Plan Helps You wie os thea = “cir (bie S pve erence . S snarker 34 years. Avoid acediess Kirkpatrick With No : nd at All. .§ : tas - | 5 SUPERIOR PEANUT (0 When you “step on” this you 4 enema Finance Company Ai Seeks GG po menses An isnt ocmced Nuep Stthiea Coal og Bye ng a g& i CLEVELAND, O. oesiiies Ee patna bf 4 y C cars oe oe 1120 LOCUST ST. | uke Sewer | than a BUXELL COAL CO. The ORIGINAL S* (Ground Floor y- anaes et | ee JEfferson 6916-17—DElmar 7051 — ~ Rt. Louls rincess of Rumania, of the eu- FASTON he el Ne-Kneck Meter Fuel ~ 3724 EASTON 4439 CLAYTON , a ox bond See today’ ‘wan Pages fer . See today’s bargains im gue reminiscent of ; ; Pains end a Quiek Relief from “@usiness Fer Sale offers. ticles in today’s Want t a Prince Cnar SA ea II ge > nuttite citebrre " - ‘ 7 we 7 ” : MB ai METAR OY RA BET RR Tce eal ; m ; Y a. » ate i ied ay gprs as ~-S on DO YOU | a ie nee first days of her are | | , % : —— CHRISTMAS SHOPPING | "x! on te shores of thie Gemo- | isasdesiiliiaedtenseiistaieenceesetnabereseetinmaminnnse DSRS . | cratic iand ’ a : + One of the first of the series 0: | ‘ social receptions in honor of Queen 2 _——— Marie's visit was a dance at West , a — a 2: = = — ae = oe Se = -: = wl to Cee _ ~3 Smack (i PHILLIPS Milk . of Magnesia © instead of soda hereafter take a) vases. art little ‘* Phillips Milk of Magnesia’’/ acid fermentatio: in water any time for indigestion or/ and gentiv urges ¢ sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief| from the svsten withont purging. It will eoeme instantiv s far more piea@sant to take than | soda. Better Than Soda | Try a 25¢ Bottle — or fifty vears genuine ‘‘Phillips/ = Lusist upon ** Phillips. Twe Milk of Magnesia’’ has been pre-/ five cent and fifty cent botties, scribed by physicians because iti drug stores. ‘‘ Milk of eines evoreumes three times as much acid] has been the U. S. Registered Trade = the stomach as a saturated solu-| Mark of The Charles H. Phillips tien of bicarbonate of soda, Jeaving| Chemica! Company and its predeces *he stomach sweet and free from all! sor Charles H. Phillips ginee 1875. pa a ie J DETROIT CHICAGO € P ” i. DO _— cael $14.00 Value. Priced at es ee Reis a ee Cr Sree. * - a 0 ene planes oy | » £825 2 wrewe of : is PT od MS SAS &. ‘a Aa SE V—~ h wate . WEN aS es er ™ ie (; ENUINE red 1 Cedar J UL inut-finish C read ~ va. c ~~@ ? ! ] } 77) - 7 “hests expertiy nd A: id uuine red cedal r s i - - - ; . . " fine - : oe — + & » oo ee ; ~ | ; { } | P es arge hes? LOY rHis ? in Oric Aas . ii} * orateda i $1.00 Cash $2.00 Cash en me GROUP 2 GROUP 7 Fancy Cedar Chests Queen Anne Chests sg 30 Value, a 1 a $40.00 Value, >DR- | a ...... NP Mr le aS ‘Z — 4 RP i Set = , 4 7 7 2 | | > GE- — ‘ st . ee. ae a ' . gt. ( = ’ 7 3 : “6 t -4 -* & £244 4059454 A - —— — " 7 ‘Bed - 7 -ha - a — acl ; + r _, ~ > ; ~ 3 . + ay ied \ ee : ka VU . “ 4 i ; . . a4 : ——_. ‘ - sal -- . - ——— —— ~ > > " es os rt? “7+ 3 a ~ . — -: ——— eaten eae = i i , > ’ ‘ ? Pa . + — . ian © - . ‘ > - 4 a & a is ‘4 aa ie TT t hy ia Su oTring waste ‘ $1.00 Cash $2.00 Cash ak Oe ae te GROUP 3 GROUP 8 a —==— yo &§ Miss Eleanora Sears, : a = i from Providence to Bo: Queen Anne Chests Window Seat Chests m : miles. in 9 hours and 53 ), a £ 4 ee Re, PS 3 : ~ = “~ wa : . 3 a | oes 3 » a : — . Aen : . = = Mig: _ ; =~ E 4 . te ae M “ Pe Td o _ — —=——= — ; ; > - aie es $25.00 } alue. » 2) $55.00 I alue, » 45 SSS EEE a Bj Ge ' =_ = — ee e ‘ . - ai at " q ~ ne = ‘ —— - , *s> = = Ze ei : b> « at aT —_ $7. LOUIS = LOVISVILLE EVANSVILLE eS «. a NASH VILLE KNOXVILLE [ CHATTANOOCA — . if - . eas iain $3.00 Cash F 4 { This triple-ruddered | 1 : | plane will be uséd by the GROUP 5 | GROUP 10 . | on the Cairo-Racachs se8 “Landau” Genuine Walnut Chest Genuine Walnut Hand-Carved Chests $55.00 Value. 6 ag $60.00 V aluc. 58 am at at waive ~ - " : _ 2nd rid . ? . we PORN tee teed ur eo «fn po Vas Sahat tall the ® POSES TO ae : pg 64 vi en Ly OO eee Nits BIRMINGHAM OE OMI Bates shake as MONTCOMERY SAU SRNSIONS - the, ies — ‘ nis 6 ~ a $3.00 Cash — $3.00 Cash NEW OR ote Verse e Route ur of Ge OF r Mostdac: o ASN a SASS ie So vw 2 a Sa oy i @ N. Diverse Route Plan Lets You See Both These Famed Winter Lands ECAUSE this trip takes you farther and tour. You visit either section first, staying as gives you more to see and enjoy at little lease: ‘ extra cost and time, it has become very pop- wong a you piease; then traveling to the other, ular with winter vacationists. Florida and the &md returning home directly from there. The Gulf Coast are combined in one delightful map shows how it is done. lacquard Velour Mahegan Coxswell Chats | | 4-Pc, Walnut-Finish eet Suites f Davenport Tables #ae “1% 7 +e eS iy, A dade De $40.00 1 alwe. > «= — l mson S 4 $175 Value ~ OO $10 a SI9 |} alae. ~ 9) 73 4 Mrs. Busste Graf, fo « S 4 4 , ; ete mim 5 *- ° 2a : Piedaal |f Xmas Sale at om te, ‘finest Trains Serve You cAll the Way me Fa | . muard ‘Vooes et Fe | a 2 NOTED EXP The Pan-American, all-Pullman, between Cin- are some of the fine L. & N. trains that con- =. Louisville, the Gulf Coast and New tribute to the pleasure of this trip. Full og oe am New Orieans and Florida Limited information, fares, interesting descriptive | ie. ee nea gee 4 ~. a oe iver and Dire erature and helpful co-operation in planning Evaneville ealiionsd: The F! “oem St. Louis, your itinerary, will be furnished by the under- o and The Southland between signed representative. Detroit, Indianapolis, ~ . . | Chicago, Cincinnati and Florida, Caribbean Cruises G. E. HERRING, Division Pass’r Agent — - s ° * ora ie Sa oe Se ‘3 ri at re ix ik REVS eS TROON en ed i. <a. a) ee ee

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* « ya . a ee dines LBS LEP LOENLD LOMNNILEA N 4 sa 3 F j ’ § ; | — ene tom - lap LALO Rei — in ~ rm ’ a ae Te a ~™ Sal of me . ~ - ’ « te a P edubs ved * 07 A aime, (ite ag nae ati eal st Rc Rest abbas en * . A Le Re ray PAGE 42 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH How a St. Louis Widow Built Up a Business 1926 THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, And Fortune With Only a Needle and Thimble It’s a Romance of the Busi- ness World, Is the Story of Mrs. Ada Sullivan, Who Found a Way to Support Her Four Chil- dren After Her Husband Died. By MARGUERITE MARTYN. O much of a lost art has darn- ing become in these days of rapid machine production that its revival on a large scale by one woman has made her a fortune something more than a modest one and while filling the gap in many & rent garment by no means has filled the demand for her work. Speaking of starting business on a shoe string. not even so much as the necessary thread was part of Mrs. Ada L. Sullivan’s equipment for a business that has grown until now it serves customers in every State in the Union, to say nothing of the wholesale and retail trade in St. Louis. tis a business which occupies the entire floor of a building at the corner of Sevent! and St. Charies streets, empioys as many neediewomen as can be ob- tained and supports Mrs. Sullivan, her four sons and their families in something more than modest style. A needle and thimble were Mrs. Sullivan's sole equipment, the thread being supplied by ravelings from the materials which the cus- tomer brings in and upon which the work is to be done. Naturally it is something more than ordinary Garning that could have built up such a business. The A. L. Sullivan Textile Weaving concern reweaves holes and damaged places in mate- riais, matching beyond the power of human eye to detect the giffer- ence, the weave, color, texture, pat- tern of any fabric woven of wool- en, cotton, silk or whatever fiber. But it is all done by means of needle and thread in the hand. Twelve years ago Mrs. Sullivan alighted from a train at Eads Bridge, not knowing when the con-. ductor called out “St. Louis” that her ticket entitled her to ride on to Union Station. It was the in- spiration of a moment that caused her to disembark here. She was fleeing from the scene of the death of a beloved grandchild in Chicago. Her plans were nebulous, but she was hoping to obscure the memory of her sorrow in a trip to Califor- nia. By the time St. Louis was reached, old habits of industry re- claimed her and an immediate im- pulse seems to have been to peep into a telephone book and see where clothing and textile indus- tries here might be located. She observed that most of them were on Washington avenue. Washington avenue was the first sign that greeted her as she emerged from the station. Curiosity pelled her to see if there would be in St. Louis the demand for a sort of work which she had done else- where. She had some samples in her bag and before she had shown them at more than one clothing faciory, before she had found a lodging place to which thev might be sent, her arms were piled high with garments and m she was being implored to repair. So loaded wer: Cr arms, indeed that she just fell into wav of the a furnished en. I remained, finishing one mending after another rapid euccession that she hadn't time to look for business quarters sirees, 77> asaa iterials which Tira? house rOoorTry eierr lot - , suc! nor employ workers to help her. Finally, with her reputation es-/| Chicago she migrated there where again tablished, she sent for three of her four sona, just growing into man- hood, to take over the business e:.4_ while she set about the iong ta- borious task of training women in her peculiar craft. Mrs. Sullivan learned about weaving in the woolen mills of Rhode Island where she went to work when left a widow with four small children to rear, but her application of the know:edrc~ gained was her own i!dea inspired by her observation of the losses suffered by manufacturers through goods damaged on the looms. Fv- ery time a flaw was detected by a purchaser a white thread r was sewn into the selvedge opposite the fault and every so many white threada called for a percentage count tn the gale price. In TTla rial a ee 3: ij * ‘ pressure of business the manufac- | turer and the individual weaver us- | ually preferred to etand the mon- etary loss rather than repair by hand the damage done by mach'‘n- ery But this loss pained Mrs Sulllvan, brought up in habits of thrift, and gave her the idea that when’ sooner or later the flaw showed up in the finished cloth er in the sult bought br some unwary purchaser — if only the ultimate consumer could be reached, micht be a demand for her there | other that not ” e Mrs. Ada L. Sullivan at work in — RNS meg — pert knowledge and skill as a re- pairer. . She applied first to a cus tailor in New York where showed her samples and the fvre- | Pn were incredulo “Qt ee +4 v . sat i \«a ;% ~ ss down and let the hole in al q demande oh? aus JA us this piec offering a most complicated the flaw was large they of materia! weave in which and flagrant. Though perfectir of her ability to reproduce pat- tern, so nervous was she ai having an audience that she backed out saying she could return tomorrow. Much to the tailors’ surprise she did return accompanied by two of her sons, one 17, one too young to leave home. With the chil- dren hovering about her she hoped to establish a more familiar at- mosphere and feel the inspiration that had spurred her on to ali her tasks. Examining the fabric, pulling a thread to learn which stitches it picked up. analyzing its course through the warp and woof, she raveled threads of each fiber em- plored from the edge of the fabric, threading her needle with them, re- of confident tha ——* © - We cannct alwars AN @.:iways speak oodilis -_ * is eS. gs reverence you we & Better thre one minut As every thread of gold uabie, so is every moment — J. Mason. Styles for Royalty. LONDON.—English women. gen- erally look to royalty to the : fashions. Queen Mary Cambridgeshire gray street enuit with rban hat The Duchess ea a 4s wine- +h i= * thelr set dressed i: & gray tu of York wore ~olored hat an a heavy fur coliar attractive brown coat with an About ! ito hide. | hand of Fermer Brown's Boy. can never be the bigot of any.—W. | | ing a story. 'story. You see, I have known Mr ‘had Youve heard and read about this Famous Flavor — have yu tasted it ? (Qual 4 ee By THORNTON W. BURGESS. iB Gl ie Si! Pailin G tory OS | sglelk— o\ uy se i gorn A Perfect Understanding x ¢ greater gift can Fortune send just an understanding friend. j ’ 4#CT BROWN’'S x r ? Tas « - sici\s Sa morning when Brown's Boy went out to feed Grouse he along some extra. buckwheat to feed Mr. Grouse. first beLind he had set up se But one took he remained quietly “Mr. Growse,” Fatmer Brown's Boy gaps ees would say, “you know I wouldn't ."* ES ae | “+s } r ” ; Grouse harm @ feather of you. . After : | wt a ant try | derstanding on his part “Mr. Grouse,” Farmer a rmer Brown's Boy at once that Farme It wasn’t lon fore Mr. k “rou know i! Grouse would take food from the! BOY would say. | feather of you. | wouldn't You know I wouldn’t let anrone| else harm you. The Green Forest | wouldn't be the Green Forest with- rou and Mrs. Grouse there No, sir, it wouldn't. You two ust as to make is aS are tm a Now perhaps you think I am tell- I am, but [tt is a true out 4e* - ww thing, and it through a . ‘ (;rouse to do this | . alii come about r understanding. rme Brown's Boy used to on veo £ fact nec SSaryv That is wh RECIPES FROM. “My Old Virginia _ Cook Book” AKE about one dozen nice ripe peaches. Pare them and up. Then cover two cups of sugar until sugar mix the peaches mrt wa & them With and let stand solves. No with one quart of milk and one- 1alf pint of cream. Add a pinch of salt. Stir well together and into a freezer and freeze. them dis- let anybody sho you. You it. you are @ bir That is, you you are not be hat some- shooting. If dn’t shoot.” s Boy was would be ith those bright he appeared to iderstand every word that Farmer really Boy said. What he While Farmer Mr. Grouse was that here was trust, and understood n's Boy used to shoo fond of huntin remember very I s knew th as Hew spot a splen- +k = + ~ “ °° 2": a = | on Kirt po eorgrette. aree The Economy Way Practice Christmas saving at The Only McNichols where a low overhead and special buying con- cessions make the prices unusually reasonable. The terms are especially convenient. A gift for your wife. Spanish Wall Desk in two-tone walnut veneer on gumwood. Special Christmas 39 "a hgaageleres Meg | Selig THE ONLY McNICHOLS Market at Eleventh Got Thin : la every circle you see many people who heve A hy FR of the Sea! —————— . te |S pawsrniy ocean fish, ready to cook. Quick, easy, deli- cious. Pulled from the sea. speeded to the pier, cleared of heads, tails, fins, scales, back- bones and waste. Then these savory haddock fillets are wrapped in vegetable + ment, cooled and retin te your dealer. Always fresh— The modern wry to fat redaction is Marmo scription Tablets. it strokes at the cause at the troubie, which usually bes in a giand. No unusual exercise of diet is required. You sueriy take four tablets of Marmola daily ertil the right comesdown to normal. The way is cacy, picasant, prompt. Marmo'la has been used for 19 yeara. De lighted wvers heve epread the use by telling others what itdid. Now people ere taking erer a millon bores of Marmola every year. And excess fat is disappearing ‘ast. Investigate Marmo'a. Fot is a blight to hearty, hecith end fitress. It adds wears to one’s r-e. Leara how easily countiess iolkselimmate it now. -, 7? ; , . 4 he Cowpom wi. bring rou samn’es of Marmola. Also cur bork Stating every ingredient. A.se aur guarantee. Clip coupon now. A” Geugyists eel Marmola et f" per bez. Or 1 ts macied C.rect in plain wraccess by never frozen. You get only clear fish meat, at a cost no greater than if you cleaned the fish yourself. Try this tempting deep-sea dinner to- Gay. Bay State Fishing Co.., 30 Fish Pier, Boston, Mass. a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | fied the holder | adversary - | - —+ | Poi ESTERDAY's article con two tions as *- to whether they justi- in taking out a partners no trump, intervening having passed. hese two hands were: 1. Sp.: Ace-King-Jack-x. Ht.: Ace-x-x-x. Dia.: King-x-+x-x. CL: x. > he 422% Ace-King-Jack-zx. Ht: Ace-x-x. Dia.: King-x-x-x. CL: x-x-X. The main potnt in these hands is whether a no trump should be taken with a four-card major suit. It should not be, unless the hand con- tains the unusual combination of great strength in the four-card major, side strength Hlank Suit, or > out and a ibove given have exactly high-card strength strong spa uit, but the tak@-out advisab rien fulffils the three require: nis named), would be unsound in No. 2, as it has a good no trump dis- tribution. At one time there was consid-r- able doubt among expert players concerning the advisability! of tak- ing out partner's no trump with a strong four-card major, regar! -ss of what the balance of the hand might be; but experience! proved that, except the most mnusual "the four-carj take-out does The no cards ~* ee «6 * ured it, is verry apt to | is h Waen th laAp- plared with a the corn- for the condi- ? , 1? . in bined hands, adversaries. much more difficult to 1@ major than it to make three notrumps. Fur reason, taking out with four- card majors, even with as strong a as Ace-King-Queen-x, is gen- lly unwise unless a blank! suit or leton suggests seri- type of four-carc) maior hich is advisable.| With which every with such to a no aszn ed claration, the certain y onor-score will be| mate- with the masgor than makes take-out opposite ¢ obviously trump, the vantageou The pointer for today !s: Do not take out your partners trump with a four-card mafor and less the major is very stron aia tained | hands which raised ques- | all the shining sum of joy, would | a a being held in place by milladys ” WOMAN OF IT as > : x-x-x. Dia: x-x Cl: x-E-z. . | : 2. Sp.: King-Jack-x-x-x Hie x-x-m% Dia.: x-x. Cl: Z-Ea 8. Sp.: King-10-x-x-x. te x-x-x. Dia: Queen-10. Cl: Age Jack-10. 4 4. Sp.: Jack-10-x-z-x Hii) About the Perfect Lady — (Old Style). She cannot tell the truth, eveg | . ¢ She feels qbliged to pre-; that she is happy eren when | heart is breaking, because no | . : - > > . > may show unsuitas She knows how to nd gets p-enty Ace-x-x. Dia: =z. Cl: Ace-Jegk 10-x. ig (Copyright. 1926.) - THE RHYMING OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis oe can never see) es point of a joke. 4 She is virtuous, a rt + he but $f even beanftt- intelligent exactions wpes nd that she! UT seldom on life's sun-kissed & . as pra ae eighte men set their happy | pein actually feet, but seldom unalloyed de- = oe lights grant them draughts pure Truths About the Convincing and sweet. Those perfect hours Female. they know fn dreams are sll toe BH. ane can admire a man into rarely found, and as each shining © anything she wants him to | moment gleams dark shadows ring — it round. This ts the way of fife, = we know; few flawless hours i. a rings, so it is wiser as we gO (© _3ibnd secret'r ‘al. joy in simple things. The rare @® tm her scale of values a bank? elixir we would sup to make this Beeurt and a charming home are | world divine drips not unmixed | to be such | within the cup; for most, a weaker Giging illusions as romantic love wine. But still, if we would reckon © youth. | She is distliusioned | gt men, but they never know i) she makes them supremely | ble. Truth About the Flapper. With all her faults, she isn’t @ of life and tries not: to herself or anybody else. re ‘ss seldc a ee ae ae ee ee ee ’ Peete worth TL “ee 4 4 Duo Oe dig earns eat eng timer mere Nee Khe succeeds in life by betng flatter- heerf ! : a ed sacrificed to utterly count each biiss, however smaz.i, | take gold from each alloy, the to- tal then would be as great as if.% on sun-kissed height, we for one #4 hour through Eden's gate crept ig | to taste delight. Fs Pilgrim Scarf Returns. LONDON.—The piigrim or pele | rine scarf wrap for evening wear, | adapted from the eighteenth cel- | tury mode, is the British Eve's pie | turesque new fancy. It is dyed ig paste] shades end bright colors, | nd frequently fur of one variety 7 nd shade ts worked in with an- | ther fur of a different shade. Ne | fasenings are affixed, the scarf | she ERE is the Perfect Lady (O14 | Style) in M! Glasgow's own etched Uniy a surgica! altered th rim smile Pa serenity, all the Victorian Shad flowered in her min ‘ar The women of ) : n how to suf- | iience. .. If you wereli i broke your | ss om hh me : phrases “ ty operation could sweetness of - Le ‘ sweet- rir- and her | cw ist hands. mememrcmree pretended that you en- DIAMOND*E” Cloth WINDOW VENTILATORS Are needed in every Home, School, Hospital and Office. 8 Sizes— Metal Frame For al] windows—55c to $1.10 Hardware and Dept Stores \aV Va Va a ; “Aaa Aas — : t ... Yes. there was much i? in favor of the womanly New Savimgs (8: a: cas: men felt safe shel Rates for 1927 if. ful feit afe ig the Conniving Femaie— .." fe gentence. scattered through | to 3%-3AbL+4h Romantic Comedians.” add- eg line to the accurate portrait: | hug NATIONAL BANK EIGHTH ST. r. Upchurch had a smail mind! fish Between Olive and Lecust Znew it thoroughly _ Cheer- | that pretty. adroit in comversation; «4 pindefatigabie in flattery, there ¢ be no more delightful com-i a. m.... For hours she could) see r merrily in her discreet and | 55 fashion: for she Was / ics ige «ver to be original and too’ aha to argue. . Kaiec i | gat beside Judge Honer- | tion Open All Day—S9 to5 i @ ed and told him, in the , i= gm notes of a Kirg’s mistress. most wonderful Cos ever he was the im the world Every and mn has to choose, {f she only a C2 it, between a young husband Bis seldom there when you want Rand an elderly one who is al- there when you dont want ” he ‘Coprrigtt. 1936 > | STIX, BAER GRAND-LE retin i 7, SA RE NA SAIN IO De IORI ni OOO NAAN EN RA RNs eV As - ‘ i ak . Mi = mt Tie: Zoey: be 5 Ve. ts . es oy eee Bc FC Os ae Oe! a n oe) - 4 Bee see o> nal Sone ee 3 ey 4 Joes i he The world’s greatest genius upon ft ‘* _ iw? ally string quartets, Adolto Bern. Alfred + | ; Aa s% ¥ . or their devotion to - . . > v7 vr aa . , sOoiute — : to anv Gceaier in ley (Quartet Records. lonzaley Quartet SHELDON MEMORIAL HALL December 4th, 1926 composers have lavished thelr he production of chamber music—espe Two Pochon, and Iwan d’Archambeau, the members of the Flonza- Quartet, are famous u artistic ideals and the delicacy, all the marvelous harmonies ot their ensemble, are reproduced with ab- fidelity by the new Orthophonic Victrola. V ictor products and Ask Me Only With Thine Eyes” (626). + einai a eee yas C x 4 : . oan nai ; EN ya , or tT ae roe RRs eH digs rags et Pe oe Win. aie Tl we, Sey USSR ee ak tail Ne ieee a ee porn oaks = ie arnt}, , TIOLINS. viola and cello. Nicholas Moldavan American musial circles the perfection (s0 hear the Flonza- tally for “Drink to CSPec pe GR MSY FAIRE ER -| D0 YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY |

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te | uction Bridge C. WoRK the hand contains additioma] strength and a blank suit or weax singleton; or unless, with four hoa. ors in one hand, the side strength assures a major game and a higher honor-count. During the last few days it has :| been explained that a major tak:- >! out should be made with strength, and should not be made with weak- :\ ness; but what minimum strength 3 | is required to justify it has not | been stated. To illustrate this, four hands are given which will be dis- Pn cussed tomorrow; the question in It' each being whether, after a no | 3 r ° | a | 418 a) : | 18 | or. h to taste delight. ny B trump by partner and a pass by second hand, third hand should bid two spades. 1. Sp.: King-Queen-x-x-x. Ht.: ow 6 §«$Pie.: Ba 4a: SR. 2. Sp.: King-Jack-x-x-x. Ht.: sox-m; Dia.: Z-x. Cl.: X-E-=. 8. Sp.: King-10-x-x-x. Ht.: x-x-x. Dia.: Queen-10. Cl.: Ace- Jack-10. 4. 8p.: Jack-10-x-x-x. Ht.: Ace-x-x, Dia.: x. Cl: Ace-Jack- 10-x. (Copyright. 1924.) THE RHYMING OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis i ee ad } UT seldom on life's sun-kissed heights men set their happy feet, but seldom umalleyed de- lights grant them dratghts pure and sweet. Those perfect hours ,' they know In dreams are #1! too rarely found, and as eaoh shining moment gleams dark shadows ring it round. This is the way of life, we know; few flawless hours it brings, so it is wiser as we go tv joy in simple things. The rzre elixir we would sup to make this world divine drips not unmixed within the cup; for most, a weaker wine. But still, if we would reckon all the shining sum of joy, would count each bliss, however smazu!|, take gold from each alloy, the to- tal then would be as great as if, on sun-kKissed height, we for one hour through Eden’s gate crept in Pilgrim Scarf Returns. LONDON.—tThe pilgrim or pele- rine scarf wrap for evening wear, adapted from the eighteenth cen- tury mode, is the British Eve’s pic- jut @ | fasenings turesque new fancy. It is dyed in ‘pastel shades and bright colors, and frequently fur of one variety and shade ts worked in with an- other fur of a different shade. No are affixed, the scarf fr, being held in place by milady's d hands, mm New Savings Rates for 1927 3%-BAh-4% SECURITY NATIONAL BANK . EIGHTH ST. Between Olive and Locust Open All Day—$9 to 5. { IMORIAL HALL — t mposers have lavished thelr ion of chamber music—espe- wo violins, viola and cello. Yochon, the members of the Flonza- in American musical circles sti 1¢ ble, are reproduced with ab- Orthophonic Victrola. sk ‘ctrola Quartet 4th, 1926 Nicholas Moldavan c ideals and the perfection delicacy, all the marvelous (so ucts and hear the Flonza- especially for “Drink to Trae woMAN | = OF'IT | —By— erite Mooers Marshall. Truth About Women TAKES a woman to under- a women. And, as Ellen ow points out, “It has tak- : world war to make women be- | felling the truth about them- and they havent told half .* But it’s a large-sized fraction ‘truth which Miss Glasgow her- telis in “The Romantic Comed- ”" her new novel and the au- book, above all others, which modern woman will read with ehted perception of its ironic Wederstanding of her sex. : ‘With our indorsement added, we on, to women W ho understand en and to men who don't, the 4 ng ten truths about * . Truths About the Perfect Lady (Old Style). 1 She cannot tell the truth, even | herself. She feels obliged to pre- ; that she is happy even when | heart is ions because no may show uns d gets plenty of prac- Pa oes ent She specializes in patience and tness, but she can never see | | rubbed point of a joke. She is virtuous, even beauti- | : but seldom intelligent. : | ticity and tone. i remember this: '§, She makes no exactions upon mn and they pretend that she sakes them happy—but actually | find her pretty dull. Truths About the Convincing | | Female. | 1. She can admire a man into! anything she wants, him to | _ She succeeds in life by being | ty, cheerful, tactful, flatter- | d secretly cynical. 3. In her scale of values a bank unt and a charming home are | er to be sacrificed to such g illusions as romantic love youth. . She is utterly disillusioned | ut men, but they never know it | she makes them supremely rtable. Truth About the Flapper. With all her faults, she isn’t | 4 of life and she tries not to herself or anybody else. | | # ERE is the Perfect Lady (Old | Style) in Miss Glasgow’s own Fetched phrases: Only a surgical operation could | altered the prim sweetness of smile. Patience, sweet- serenity, all the Victorian vir- had flowered in her mind and : The women of her tion had known how to suf- fn silence. If you were foman and a man broke your i , i / INSTALMENT IX. Care of the Hair. ing chalr. “And do herself.’’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A Wife’s Transformation By MARY CULBERTSON MILLER bk E’RE going to have a thor- : W oven shampoo this morn- ing, madame,” the operator smiled as Helen slid into the reclin- it’s the easiest thing in the world for a woman to “Everything is easy if one is fa- miliar with the way,” the clHent observed, “True, madame, but you’ll soon be going through all the motions of taking proper care of yourself au- tomatically, now that you’ve found the way.’’ ee i cae ie A @ THDPDRSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, “the | i 3 RZ Use the top as a Have the needed number of oys- ters opened and left in their deep shells. Add to them and a little grated cheese, dot with butter and bake in delicate brown. after dip- ping each oyster in melted butter a level teaspoonful of dry crumbs the oven a meres’, ' Oe aaa ie’ ee ee ee eS Pee “ea * ete sf + ae *%,"."6 ose © 0% ,"5 Pe a SOO a* oe vee * +," ae ee “~* The of Youth There’s a girlish serenity about | the endearing Charlotte Nichols, 107 McDougal 5Bt., | Brooklyn, N. Y., which comes from loveliness of Miss fresh, clear complexion—ailways the but she declares she’s going to keep hers by using the delightful Black and White Cold Cream, which she, along | with thousands of satisfied users ev- | | earywhere—finds | cleansing immaculately, toning, firm- ‘ing and vitalizing the tissues mold- ‘ing out tired signs, and nourishing ‘‘Black and | White Cold Cream is so velvety | ‘smooth and soft itself, no wonder ‘it keeps your skin that way, too. I) ‘eouldn’t get along without it no) Wih matter what it cost, but I marvel * em " may of ines bens ‘and value in the 25¢ jars of this since one can not very well have bloused hines | ‘lovely cream.’’ so effective Miss Nichols adds: every day at the wonderful quality Best resultg come from using Biack and White Skin Soap along with the Black and White Beauty Creations. _ t= , n Z wl UUtN | 15 MILLION USEDA YEAR. Qa aapammeememasdl j i | | ‘until she’s old as her grandmother, | for | “Will she study the shape of the head ?’’ Operator smiled. approaching success. cook and a butler Ehe had a and severa]| today to see the baby, and darn if “She'll -sacri- maids and plenty of time on her | they would bring out my own son) desk, out to the hospital at noon for us. I told the nurse I would fice fashion if. necessary for the’ hands. ' sake of becomingness.”’ She didn’t bother with instruc-| report her, and she said to go | ‘Shc must be good if she can do tive reading, because she couldn’t| ahead, there was the -.supervisor ; eee RT ithe time. I anything with my mop. tist is not due right away, couldn't we have time feel so conscious of my hands all! the moment at the Metropolitan or| way, and she wanted what Turkey was doing about its| whose hospital it was. for a manicure? don’t do rough any work, but still they are coarse-looK-; government. ing vy ent iv Tomorrow: never presentable.” A mo- later the operator appeared talk about with The Hands. (Copyright 1926.) he climbed. | LONDON.—Seen at | balls and receptions: Lady Crewe, ‘| wife of the British Ambassador to || France, wearing a white satin gown | '| with crystal fringes and a tiara and | ornaments of diamonds and rubies | | Lady ess of Alba and Berwick, in white am —_—- — ee + Seen Among Society. fashionable | flowered. Millicent Hawes, the Duch-j}don's ballrooms, but after If this ar- see that “such stuff’ was any good. down the hall. She had no idea what the last in-/| visor, and when I teresting book was or the star of | asked her whose baby it was any- ! I asked the super- | she said no J to know | Of all the | | wise cracking bunch! Is it.any wonder he outgrew her and left her—sad as it all is? (Copyright, 1928.) awe - eS ee Glass Fashions. LONDON.—Sparkling sequins, the dances are over the floor sweepers satin with pearl fringes with orn® (have a busy time clearing them ments of emeralds and pearls. up from the floor. | H i | t } oe ere IN ABOUT 25 MINUTES |g So, of course, she had nothing to. i. her husband's | with a small, fully-equipped table friends—those he kept making as = . | She had nothing much, » | to talk about with him either. | |. Her mind had gone to seed likc| _a vegetable, while his budded and blankets like the one wears. Then I thought I had ours.) but at that, ster. I leaned gver the cart an had the choice narrowed down to three because they all had on our picked out for sure, moment a nurse came out of a ‘room and grabbed up two babies, one under each arm, and told me to get away from there. recognized me and said Junior al- ready was in Joan’s room. Can you beat that? When 1 got back to ithe office they told| me the boss hung them up in the drying room. | wanted to see me. I went in and he asked me where the devil I had been. Wednesday Night. They can’t fool a smart father. I had to work a little overtime at the office this evening and when I reached the hospital at 6:30 the babies’ dinner time was over and the babies were all back in the nursery where, of course, I couldn’t go. They always chase visitors out at 9 o’clock and the babies don’t eat again unti] 10, so I knew I would miss seeing the boy. But I used my head, and after I had talked with Joan a bit I skipped out and got three boxes of candy, one for Joan and one for each of baby | Then she | I told him and he blew his. ‘nose and said that was all. ____ PAGE 43 the two nurses in her wing of the hospital. And the nurses let me stay until 10 o'clock, and showed me a back door to go out so the | superetane wouldn’t oatoh me— and catch them, too, I guess. So I got to see our son. His eyes were wide open and he {s inter- ested in everything that goes os. It's cute how he grabs hold of me. It’s funny that a tiny little baby can have so much sense—though I reckon ours is maybe a \Iittle brighter than the usual run of them, from all I've seen. I hold out a finger and he grabs hold. One of the nurses laughed at me and said it was only instinct, and I said oh, is that so? And gosh, when I tried to slip ;out the back door the nurses had pointed out to me. another nurse stopped me and asked me what I thought I was doing. She looked like a good scout and it.was too good to keep, and I told her about the candy. She said, “That's good. I’m the supervisor.” | Anyway, I went out the front door, finally. Phursday Night. We family men certainly have our financial problems. It’s fierce ‘how high things for bables are! |You would think the Government | would see to it that increasing the ‘population wasn” 680 expensive. The boss gave me an hour off this ‘afternoon and I went out and bought a bed and buggy. They are certainly snappy. While I was at it I bought a little wooden tricycle whatdoyou- eallit. It will kind of give us some- 'thing to ‘ook forward to for the baby, if anyone can understand just what I mean. That is, we can sort of anticipate the time when ‘he will be able to push himself around on it. And it will be nice to look at meanwhile. Got letters from both our fam- ilies today and took them to the hospital to show Joan this eve- ning. She and the baby are get- ting along 106 per cent. 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WASHINGTON, * Dec, 3.—8 of a sensation occurred CALL FOR MR. SHAKSPEARE ‘why did you dump a hod of bricks HE Cards will train at Avon,| °2 your friend Nolan*’” =- | T The home of famous bards;| ‘“*® see, Judge.” explained the SHOOTS BUTLER" 5 @, Z f : /3 ‘Tag, yp § thing 'offender. “I once told Nolan that if — a TTA | zy 1H hy — ; the course of the Fall-Doheny 6é " . - " -$] = y ¢ Vv “ = : : > te, : tg no ‘he was ever hard up for money to . alee = = ' Lanes spiracy trial this afternoon, w a"s immc cards. ; ne s nse SSS SSS ; 7 ; ae —————— ; coke gine ie : 3 — ' Capt. (former Admiral) John The spirits of Orlando, Ophelia and McDuff, 3 : Will hover near and give a cheer So when I see him comin’ along the When Hornsby does his stuff. {street dead broke I eee as : n his head, known’ he had 4 +7 ig where ve i — come to the building here I was | _— RN te and’ Id do him a favor. | tlCO TAKE THis | | | | ES a=. | 3 oe te ~ [me @6sRobison, called as a witness —_— & * i ‘ 2 . . we = : 4 AND oh iT ' . | , : a ———— | the defense, refused to answer é ‘ \7 M4 ~ = ~ — oa , pine a ALoe ' a tZ —— x : ' — Ss ie tain questions, and produced PO’ : f . ’ ee ~ a =. ~—a i é 3 A ‘ | aie) | i : , oF 5 figs. bs - = 3 mae.60CflC«order from Secretary of the 7 And Banguo ~*¢ . = = ees - a e ' iro == — SMH} ‘4 , = ii) tte See sieaeees Se . Navy. workin’ bricks 0 ecg ing a Christmas Carol this year Ciean off the bloomin’ sphere That famous ivory hunter, Grave-digger No. 1, ing o1! from -the naval reserves : “ : + . = ¢)h re ¢ ] ? = z : a % ° > Will bring his shade and trusty | cumstances there are a lot of peo it ee eee Be | 1 7 ee 7 : _ siorage construction at Pearl spade nle in Rumania who can't see the ; ee e @ bor. Hawati—an idea which : ¢ ,eir-apparent | minated finally in the leasing © cineean eet “Me «séthe entire Elk Hills (Cal) head Juliet will 1 ; “Daily Telephone Calls Here Aver- “se62CtCi«éto):d«O@E. LL. Doheny by Secretary Ant uliet will be ther % > & . Al ile : age 1.332.000. , DP ene — eee «=the Interior Albert B, Pall. ong with Romeo, A ne | ADR dae Me AF Le ' ; nao See ; . . i Q j oe | | | Ins luding wrong numbers an’ ev- WN hisieiaen ro. SP. =F ett ee. ee me ve ; 4 a ar nen on trial! charged And likewise we will see thers CRORE: Be ERE hi 5 ome HE: 4 LB A. asl (ae, ¢r'minaliy conspiring to def erything? f x ST BEING | =a Bigg?’ 7S LF ud pe » the Government itn that trang MONITED UKE . f Jl AAD 444 wm . thon a approves of the proposed distribu- ~~ eigen ag ‘apt. Robinson, who has : : nny been reti awere “ve . of Tre dicinal whisky. lndicat- FEEL MAY EARS en *tired. had ans r d ws that the Antisaloon I 7 = OWINIG Ay EE , Tht : questions by saying: “I don't if t }e a ntisal J se Ue 7 i ; p4 ; ' ' : ee \ ws . , ; Sey me « eT, ‘ome : 4 if , ‘ 3 se ’ : agu —" ] £44): 2 \ Liz yy | | : ager? \ ges ‘as Fad be a member, when Frank Hog Capt. Robison has been cred with the original tdea of exch son’t find a candle in the window. Owing to a combination of cir- Along to see the > See where Warne B. Wheeler -~ a~e ~\" rs ‘ Will be enjeved chief defense counsel. asked if he had recently receive any ; _dera. He responded by product Along with A. P. Yorick \ , 7 4 OR Se cc fe oy PEL SY / ee . ee > We 1) : a. [Secretary Wilbur's erder. whie Will critic’se their bons ee ee ee See. Chae , ; | i} : ee - a £sS 4 = 95, “an rod De oe : Veal PERS 4S oa : sy ‘S : Pie had pinyin ms ide : a : : wanted it Intr nm eviden | : sary before the Government c: Objection was made and finall Among them will be found enact any liquor laws. Ae Ls ; YE %. ie te 4 f. ; : hei, es Justice Heehling teok the matte a a k | A y~ i. “ae re y LS " / | dis ae «60under advisement. into hile tend paagestapeccot a . , | # . he . > a. A OP 8, , - . Withur ye! | nie nl Leg tate the Number ~~ ! : ete — - ig’ , | morrow. EVER HEAR THIS ONE? we hours we shall sleep an: Capt. Robison has always de “Fiaherty.” demanded the Juda; , us to take out breathin fended the lease. While Hees king measures to pep up the bat- These characters historic ‘ing averages in that tight little From spiritual zones i" } + x 2 . : 2 . PPproevai 07 M(qr. yh heeler ia neces ss . 4 ’ 3 The Spirit Of i,sySanGer, When Grover Alexander Walks out upon the mound , Pie a MPS Cie” ocepadl eh Peete. Oe ahd sedan aeeea uae * 4 ; - LST TSE PROT ae . ee : SE a .- : ay t CMA | Ae ft, iJ = hrough the production of the GF KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN {4 iy 4. ? i . Se vor Ps: 275 ' - AL? TALK ABOUT A CLOSE - a der t is a faet that the defe ey > » . : = | ~ aie de Lal 2 A "tyaaes —ThH oO j BA‘ 1= SCD —— knew of it yesterday afternoon AAS OPBAKIN'G OF “The EWic “BRICK oS a ah . ee eligi ns ; y shastaer’ aun Di UR “a Robison Recalls Warning. AND “THE SINFUL TCSSER OF THE EVic BRIG. IR eM Han ) T-SUICER! | Robison. said that Secretary 1 Ask YOU SWEEP SOUCS’ TT “TURK 4RoUW'D p- if the Navy Denby wrote i Secre AND cA YOUR AMIABLE eves UPon. p-— rt eh alcinerrete icin Sen BS si SRD Ass Fes Se Bess a Fall designating Robison oa tt WE WHC STANDS /A The $: | gut en ee ee ce age ee oes ay Raw i, ae navy’s representative in the DOOR wAaY ys . ~ tations preceding the first Doe eee ee Pz BRINGING UP ,FFATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS THE NEW DOG—By FONTAINE FOX EE contract and that Rebel apacity throughout the eee “ea Oe ee ae , “wo ~ oa ons preliminary te the: P | — - — ->— , : : | | CADDY WHAT ~~ ( Bycottv!: “—// ri cALLon To : STINKY DAVIS HAS A PEACH OF A NEW DOE a Harbor contract. ARE THE DUTIES a NEVER THOUCHT | |} @LOERMAN FLAN 7 . S ust before Denby signed £ f LOE Nm — Penmaes ; i; | 5 ; we Ly ett ee o ca I : ee eee Je ; BUT IT WONT HAVE ANYTHING To Do WITH HIM. ME at Peact Beebe nee TT { | | Harbor. Robleon testif a | | to the former Secretary a ¥: “Look out. vou can't & 'h Oi] without getting dirty.” ! relations between Rob the Dohenys started when Doheny Jr. was an officer — SS EER CS i Ricci eben IEE told young Doheny ea for a navy fuel off de , | porertg: 7 3 3 earl Harber. He did not Wty A SUNDLE fA) IT war SATA) — as A , xf | Seotauat ~ mat Ba q fe aoe Ng INiS ARMS “THAT ey OL: wgir 2 | ep) might be cimsemenaun ee | BRICK ' 33 | ‘ , | / ; A * circumvented by exchagy HAS “THE SHAPE os , | frome tiie eee AAD EIGURE. ce f agg gna gs , ) : rom th naval reserve £ construction ‘obison said his young euher “ale was enthusiastic about : Bian, and assuree] him that tf a Proposal ever ‘came up. ¢ would be a bid from the Doke company EU \\ + ee is oe © It was Strictiy a matter of g Be ‘8m with both of them, he F me ‘ider Doheny has since te +“, However, that he expected ae & profit of $100.000.s00 Of the lease which eventually SUlted from the negotiations. : The bia on which Fall awa ‘wou Pearl Harbor contract toe E ehyY Was approved by Sec Denby Rohison eaid. He decla Den b told him to recemmend by Fall Robison Did Woe See the This contract contained ier Be hey ? ——— 4 4 ~ Se ee he ba ater ptance ae > clause providing that . ire leases in the reese ~ineettene, be granted, Doheny ab eo “Dreferential ri@ght™” to ‘3°°° wae a lauch in the ay ™ Rohtenn reecaliad tery uw? h ae . 1 ‘ ne didn't think the ae ‘mieetir. arnounted e? ele me Rerward scceretivy leased “Mire reserve to Dn henw ! Rehten- wae «il civ'ne 5 Continued en Page 2. Cotennii’ % ts PL pee cist CL RP ag lereele a ~~ Pe bs ; ™ = Ke a P - > - * hs + ’ *OERL ET ST ea? Ba, ak ag hye aot} peer ee eee heii oe tee ee ee ee OE ee oe ee ee ES re Met ag Mey ; Se oe me 2a so a We Pie * ¥ , eee a. : Pitas? 7 wee ae | fa