St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 5, 1926

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COMIC PAGE SATURDAY, _ DECEMBER 4, 199g. * eek TO FISD OUT: IF MRs. ‘=, 7 MESPARKLE’S | BRACELET a. > E : . , > "T OUST WAsST ! S ReACTY Goat 4: +, > \ > IAS MUCH AS- =e ' SHE SATS ==, i. 'T BIS ‘ ; fa =- , Neer , phe WHAT SHE ~§ \) a THOUGHT > >,” ! ‘Zz = Pa for Christmas. 8%ciated Press. me AWA. Ontario, Dec. 4.— George, youngest son of tay are. arrived in Ottawa to- Bo 9 the week-end with “Seneral and Lady Wil- teeton, before leaving for En- the oe he is desirous of pass- ~ © Christmas holidays. The ME sailor-Prince. who will be - 20, has just returned from duty in China. nee was entertained ut ent House today and to- A dance for 200 of Otta- young people was given in his * Tomorrow there will be a eon at Government House, io ; Tepresentatives of the ofii- b life of the capital have been &nd at noon the Prince will for St. Johns to catch his! Monday: Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valley and North- ern and Central Great Plains: an: aks told oolien Much cloudiness and occasional ; : Hah : wrngagtiense ace ; , ’ 'were also found two maid's precipitation, especially in North- | wie ; | forms belonging to Mrs. Giberson. ern portions; temperatures will | mage Mrs. Markel waived extradition probably average near normal. 2, igs cies hcicdinin ddatesebchonsniitial |and was returned to Alton by police | PIRATE SHIP NEAR MIAMI last night. American Patrol Boats Seck Mo- torboat in Colonial Waters. LACK OF ORDINANCE HAMPERS By the Associated Press, PLAN TO RELIEVE CONGESTION: Poaae coun ta wee ona pa Chief Gerk Says He Cannot Close @G-297, have been sent into Brit- Lower Wagangsee Avenue sh colonial waters near Gun Cay, , - to Parking. — 50 miles east of Miami, to search | Elimination of automobile park- | for a vessel said to have commit- ing all day on Washington avenue, ted acts of piracy. The United | between Third street and Twelfth | planned to fill out the remaining check for additional expenses lat- , i} boulevard, Staten vessels were dispatched hur-| mores ieee she ‘congestion i Washington, which were said to|cident to holiday ‘shopping, was | have resulted from a plea made by [suggested by Director of Streets: British officials. and Sewers Brooks in a seep to | The vessel sought is said to be a|Chief of Police Gerk yesterday. — 150-foot motorboat painted du!! There is no ordinance authority gray to resemble the coast guard for this and no time to obtain it, ships and to use the French flag but Director Brooks thought it B é atter of actions could be handled as a ma econ os atl om police regulation. Chief Gerk ap- roved the purpose, but said he! CUBA BARS MME, KOLLANTAY Pp was powerless to act under the cir- | cumstances, suggesting an order | Soviet Minister to Mexico Refused Admission to Land. from Brooks might accomplish it. By the Associated Press. HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 4.—Special guards were placed aboard the Steamer Lafayette, when it ar- rived here today with Mme. Alex- andra Kollantay, Russian’ soviet Minister to Mexico, to prevent her from landing or a demonstration in her honor by radical organizations. ay, the only woman ther with the Chief. The Traffic Council has been’ shorn of its power. BIBLE IS. STILL 6 $ STILL BEST SELLER Mail Order ‘House Reports King James Version Is Favorite. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-—The ‘ Mme. Kollantay, Bible diplomat of plenipotentiary rank | jg still the world’s best seller. already had been refused a ‘pass-| A comparison at a mail order port visa by the American authori- | house here with the kind and United | number of books sold, discloses ties to pass through the States. | ea ee GATO, “CIGAR KING,” IS DEAD Havana Multimillionaire Succumbs Feralas foreig that more thna 150,000 Bibles have been dispatched this year to all parts of the w orld, a generous pro- going to missionaries® in countries. Purchasers’ in at 87. Ry the Assoctated Press. country areas will not tolerate in- HAVANA, Dec. 4.—Eduardo/| novations in Bibles. They “ors ack isfied and demand _ plain leather binding and easily reada- ble typé, and most all want the ' King James version. Gato Sr, 8% years old; multimil- lionaire and _ reported to be the most extensive manufacturer of | cigars of the world, is dead here. CONGRESS OPENS TOMORROW FOR DUCKS ARE | for St. Louis and/a winter sojourn in Hot Springs, FLYING TO vicinity: Rain or) Ark., which was to be financed “i snow today, cold-| with forged checks by Mrs. Viola | waited for the change in cash. The | by whom Mrs. Markel has re- | Sun sets today, 4:39 p. m.; rises tomorrow, 7:06 Peay the Leader department store of | Alton, where the name of Mrs. where | she had no difficulty in cashing a/§ In her handbag | uni- | from now until Christ- | Brooks will discuss the matter fur- . Senator Simmons Urges Re- publicans to Unite With Democrats in Obtaining Tax Reduction. GENEVA TREATY IS. | EARLY ON PROGRAM Read Tuesday—Insurgent Problem Worries G. O. P. Leaders. By the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.—To all — ani purposes, Congress had assembled tonight for ae three- ‘month session, although the for- weiatity of banging the gavel ending a five-month' recess will not | place until Monday at noon. | The Senators and Representatives | |are nearly all here; they have been | enough ahead today to map out a/¥ | program for a week ahead, for the | | House at least. Business to Be Keynote. | Business will be the keynote, | after an early adjournment Monday | and Tuesday out of respect for | members Who have died during the ,recess. President Coolidge’s mess- ages are expected to,be read Tues- day, and mot of the remainder ef the week wild be eration of the treasury-postoffice /appropriation bill. | te ol Bhs rts ade ey autopsy,’’ Dr. Bunting reported to The Senate, where rules of pro- | OSLO, Dee. 4.- rhe Mbewe gian the Coroner’s jury. The whole side cedure are not so applicable to re- | to woke y Gchotadh has issued a_ lengthy] of the head had been crushed in 5y striction of the sphere of activity, aie teak Beagle sae reply to the cable-|q blow or blows administered in will appoint its usual committee |2°2™ from Roald Amundsen and}/the region of the left ear. Lincoln Ellsworth, in which _ the He said he found no pathologizal Monday, to accompany a similar | delegation from the House to noti- | fy the President thaf Congress has | assembled; will hear the President’s | Inmessages early in the week, admin- | [ister the oath of officé to one or/| ‘two Senators, and then Whatever business is decided upon. One of the first things expected | \is the bringing up of the Geneva | Treaty prohibiting the use of poi- Son gas, which is favored by Chair- ‘man Borah of the Foreign Rela- | tions Committee and the State De- partment. And which is being op- _posed vigorously by the American Legion and others. Urses Tax Reduction. Prohibition enforcement modification bills, SMONTH SESSION be open to, bills; ia private enterprise and disregard- coal strike bills, | | | | | | } President’s Message to Be take | given to a consid- |! | ole : “Could the fractures have. re- 'Elisworth with various Instances of ; i : hiteach | of contract sulted from a fall from a great lath sie sy y 4 . : or oties “nev Amundsen is charged with hav- vai q Bias adhe ee ney Baril . , : e f » . a ‘ing refused to give his services up- | i ’ * | “It would have to be from a on arrival at Nome for which he, bs 4 amd. aliad Ihad re-| gre at height,’’ answered Bunting. had contracted and qliso had re-| Wy | ehe tall: tame thee aie ae ‘fused to give lectures in America | tye ee —— ' PHONE SERVICE | | Radio Conversations From ‘calls ACROSS ATLANTIC ee = PROSECUTION UNDER DOCTOR’S CARE | NOQUEST DISCLOSES vom OLARA OLSON WAS v"zaly Next Yew. CLLIBBFD TQ DEATH | By the Associated Press, | LONDON, Dec. 4. — President Coolidge and King George may say hello to each other from the White House and Buckingham Palace 4 7 e ° ? within the next three months, if Found in Wisconsin Girl’s plans materialize for the opening » Deee; Are Withheld. | of transatlantic radiophone eerv- ice in January or February in 1927. | hey aaa “oh WETNESSES WILL BE QUESTIONED FIRST from $10 to $15 a minute, British and American experi- menters have been working for more thei a year to perfect the de- vice by which they now conver3e across the ocean every Saturday and Sunday nights. The British postoffice and the American Tele- phone and Telegraph Co. are COo- operating in the arrangement. AMERICAN WIDOW IN PARIS, ONCE WEALTHY, KILLS SELF AT $10 A MINUTE Contents of Water-Soaked | Note From Sweetheart, Letter From ‘College Boy Sought on Murder Charge Declared “Different From What Was Expected.” By the Arsociated Press. PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis., Dec. 4.—Clara Olson was clubbed io Death of Mrs. De Guise- Hite, Known as “The Duchess,” death, physicians testified today at Reported by Consulate. a Coroner’s inquest after an au- topsy over her body, found Thurs- day in a hillside grave near the home of her missing sweetheart, Erdman Olson, 18 years old. A water-soaked letter found to- day in the girl’s dress was the last | message to her from her missing | sweetheart and is of a “sensation- nature,’’ District Attorney G. Earll said tonight. “It was the last letter from Erd- man Olson to Clara,’’ said Earll. “It is so different from what was generally expected that we can- By the Associated Press. ' PARIS, Dec. 4.—Mrs. Mary de |Guise-Hite, once a wealthy Ameri- ‘ean widow, is reported by the United States Consulate to have ikilled herself on Thanksgiving day, due to desppndency over pov- erty. Born in Cleveland, she was first} al 'married to George Harbaugh, a/{S. millionaire by repute, De Guise, | from whom ihe was separated, is ‘said to be English. »_S PATRIOTISN ~ » | Jacob Ahrer Involved in Scandal | ore 6 eee 0 ' ot Public Wesids treaty. The treaty, under which the wee poet fe apr grater be | United States, Japan, Great Britain Said to » a : | France, became allies in the | and ~et-Dispatch and the | , ; stag 3 ee inet gretene org 1926. | maintenance of peace in the Pa- VIENNA, Dec. 4.—Chancellor | cific, was signed before Chr'stmus. Seipel of Austria, Foreign Minister,| It Was ratified by the United the Austrian Minister at | States Senate, ard became effective Washington to try te compel for-| March 24, 1922+-more then a mer Finance Minister Jacob Ahrer month before Doheny received the to return to Austria to testify be- Pearl Harbor contract. In the light ‘fore a Parliamentary Committee as/| °f that circumstance, the award of to a loan made during Ahrer’ s | the Pear] Harbor contract as a de- ‘term of office, to the Vienna bank- 'fensive move against Japan, ap- er, Slegmund Bosel, by the Austri-| Pears somewhat like locking the an Postal Savings Bank. stable door after the horse has This loan resulted in enormous been placed ina bank vault, losses to the State| and caused a pomenige: Shy as pgp hm pees financial scandal which for Aus-/ | N 0 a on to aes tria is more important than was} 768% 2 qonvincms Sm wee is the Teapot Dome scandal in the patriotic duty to bid on the Pearl Urited States 3 Harbor contract, was related on the When Sei el resumed the chan- witness stand today by Robison, Horshi ane began cleniaie after Justice Adolph Hoehling had ns rf a t th ” ‘ - overruled his protest that he would —— Agi: e country @n@ | be divulging military and diplo- matic secrets. rid cheeks, fair hair, and an overe impressive manner of speech As etd Aneodiaied Pitas a result of his connection with the y . As. ai > , \ .oll leases, he was not promoted, NEW YORK, Dec. ee has since gone on the ve - eae ern en th) OS Watson today paid $100,000, Bald | sist. His attitude ie that of the to be a record price, for a rug stern seadog who 41d his beat found among the effects of former save the country, and was thwart- Sultan Abdul Aziz of Turkey. The | 4 by politicians. He bore a repa- rug, more than 400 years old, was) |. 1.4 in the-navy for being some- described at the auction as “pre- what eccentric. sumably a gift from the emperor Scowling fiercely ma speaking of the Persians to the emperor oF ban. measured and portentous tones, e Watson is said to be te eg for Joseph EB. Widener ori he repeated the conversation which Philadelphia. Continued ou Page 3, Column 3%. hot Na hae ema 5 att 5 pa etties witness bh sdiiliaathiees andiedemmstc ce LN OLR TAGE RAE

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SUGEEST INQUIRY | === mm |HIGHWAY OFFICER FEDERAL AGENTS zmorsts eos WERCHANTS EXCHANGE =e wor oo CRNA if _ WOMEN 6S AT POE : | Former Periodicals Excluded Since rc RUN i) | - bit ) ee > Apparentiy Contrary to | (SES OD f Ga eS sor es aio ape BY ESSAI aggrgy)ONKOORCYLE” ESTATE ATS ““-=_- 3 ft if 4 A 2 BOS’ TON. Nec. 4.—Customs -au-' So re ee te! bs Zs | > nee eS ; , ee ye at + | e ee lee veining Nighaeencacl B. Louderman, 83, Also Was| | #0) | Attorneys for Com 4 E (01 THAN MEN CASE ce age ~— KALTLED IN RASH (| BIRGER GANG sta BH doc ateee, 26S: grea Last Survivor of Original f : = ype. ed Wife : : § a : bs last, says the Boston . Transcript. ye Group. es 3 = Pe a Ras | - | ; Apparently this is a reversal of | ae ee, 2S = vi E. All f | dnecemsceniiinmatail ae Me a . 2S pe By _ the Assogia ted prose, ence en 0 i a ene ane — D cecal re oan ero muirte eipereare ret Lfteynn Ons egratns Suma. on "~ ~ ners ee a ~ ineerel gneve « . » a ae mg oe ow : devon GE a AP ae weary ney is soutien d eR et Se Ss Se Soe eee @ ference on which of the i Flagrant Activity | me. eA | Into Truck at Gravois cer Here That He Knew Albans, Vt., who asked for a Sees ' pioneer in the installation of tele- | ; = Bact seer ssa =| to have custody of their ‘ae | Voters’ League. hee ” ae, Ci & ‘on ‘La Lyre,” a Montreal musica : ee is. eS - Be ae sons, Charles Spencer Jp fy Politicians. | ee. ee a Road and Winnebago St. About Inquiry. ‘magazine. In reply William B. | phones here, died of the infirmities | oe. Pee eS bas, old, and Sydney Earle, Me 5 ae Bigidca |Harney, special Treasury agent| of age early yesterday, at his home, | | ‘S Boe le . Lloyd Wright, counsel] =| ENIES HERS iS Ae Oe et aa Ae Hm, PO tee me ee vie pow a ene Mh tee ad a ip » » « Brews oy aan~ 2 . a Pert te ~ ate ee sad 4 hk So as ai ; Core nae: Te Om ee. es oS yo RR Ts ae ¥ by ae trsen ry pts : y —_ ere ss 0a innate —o a . ie ‘om. ww” 1 bes, ad a | wh ae Ys Ze ‘ ing Gy - i . i so ® if of Ce wt : ; . ‘rote that the leca| customs 2g indell b levard - Rix. ‘lin, said. “We . ‘ FAVORS EMBAI M NG , an Bite eg. ca | While in pursuit of a speeding: p S ‘orre the) »ere, wrote oS 4038 Lindell boulevard. $ mS Sc e are coingeae te ' | | oe. a, ae bile Motor Cycle aPtrol-| iy ggg eons age o and postoffice officials. held the) 5. Yn in Baltimore, he came here : mm | *0r the cnicren.” cae EMOTIONAL SEX j SuremoDtS ; ' magazine to be admissible, but that | : 7 | “We'll see about that”, | | 2 eee” . Kees, "e. 2 pend st JUSTICE a. i eee 2 | man Walter R. Gandy of the State} HARRISBURG, Ill, Dec. 4.— 1. Boston prohibition director be- |@3 a youth in 1§60 and became a) , ‘tered George Beebe, com. 7 A. ) ¢ , - P i — ‘ Hichway Commission was killed | Fone that tie Department of Jus ‘lieved it to be in. violation of the|?flerk for the pork packing firm | the wife. tice may be able to accomplish) tow R & C Third d >) a" yesterday in a head-on collision of | wy hat the civil authorities of three|""" hribehitin: Gantt debabren wf John J. Roe & Co., rd and) _ Mrs. Chaplin, accompanies gm Givi Death Verdict uto truck in| rs es say they are un-| Collector “ 3 i ae _+ Convent streets. Ten years later | ; ‘members of her family, journeveas E on Iv ng his machine and an a Illinois counties y f Washington and the | pam: pnguaey) CO yy Renee a partnership, in which William | | to the Hilltop mansion of the g : While Women Jurors Did a moment of traffic confusion atjable to do, in bringing to a Cé@S-| reply quoted an order of the pro-; ._ =. j x6 ! a! William G. Bartle ‘ ; |dian and left wit iia ae Aen 7 ; Hiwvatis BB. LOUDER MAAN h the Verge. Bae Roe aon ah ayes pol, ee ee ue. Sg: es s Pte aaa ties aliee neg nee a etait Te a. Siceheeiehit Reais non ee An Charges Saas Mrs. -—By a a7 EER a Staff — Hall and Brothers Are - WAI R. GAN a Saati “hiteeen tha Bie aE a CFG ape r bone on hos es betwee "| hibits nit excluding publications ; * | * j. SLAN. : | Dropped Following Ac- Penree eens ABO Winneiage mree- and . Shelton gangs, WAS! Lean ge re ang pera ie glare joined him, took over the firm,| —— ’ ae | ‘of the two children, as Wéll ajaaaee N t. The impact hurled Patrolman | aroused’ here today. wheh it was it se nformation das ached Boston | ©Mtinuing its business until @ short | ——r" > |@wn gowns and other personal § : o . ; “ae | hae i us 6 dbs cm t aft the ablish ast! Mr. | longi on - quittal—Cousin Freed. Gandy from his machine, his head learned that Department of Justice | Aug. 2 and since then, saye the ime ner e estab ment was jan early form of broadcasting. -| longings. Al Reeves, business g | ughould women see the seamy} striking the pavement with such | Agents were investigating the ac- Transcript, the ban has been en- destroyed by fire in 1873. | Louderman lived to see the jay | ager for Chaplin, received 3 Sho coats : . ‘ . | Sry rs at 7 -lw O-| pes | eo 3 : ?” was @ ques- tivities of Charlie Birger, leader of, Christmas st was in 1871 that Mr. Louder- | when thousands of miles of telr-| party. _-@ side of life, and how inute : |forced. The elaborate Cnristmas ‘ ad ~~ «8S Ry the Associated Presse. force rane he died a few aes postions one faction. ‘number of Femina, Conservative man joined the Merchants Ex- | phone wires were used to conné stad Chaplin, late in the err ‘tion taken up and answered by SOMERVILLE, N. J., Dec. goa) later while being taken to St. An- As is known, Carl, Earl and Be-- Penh ch fashion magazine, was czange. In those days the ex-/radio stations and let the who! fe under a safe conduct issued by h ¥ Florence E. Allen of the request for a Legislative investiga- thony’s Hospital. nie Shelton, titular Heads of the} barred because of a jone-inch Sous: which had started in 1835 | nation listen in. Boston telephone| wife’s attorney, went to the heme %U78° ; liti dit the | The truck, belongnig to the R./| other gang, were eliminated from | wauor advertisement. Other mag- through periodic meetings of busi- | {nterests bought out the pioneers| of William E. Curry; Mra. @Ghaaae Ohio Supreme Court in St. Louis eee b oy iz re ld = ? Co nd davis ‘the warfare in Williamson, Frank-_ J aitialeal pony tiple ‘dbaiedl \s said: ite have | "ess men in an old church, was ai here. ,lin’s grandfather, for a 10-mingee yesterday. Her answer was that P > . r | . Reynolds ‘lovacco a pm | a i BOM | . Si f f . , : : =~ @ Hall-Mills trial is a. *Y | Frank Oefelein Said to Have : ve ge og red re Oe and Saline counties, due to th: Ir/ been “L'Ilustration” and “Les An- fm ogghgince espe g sage agatha Many Business Interests. visit with his two small song. | they should, and by serving as ies ween memeter Alexander Simpaos, | Urged Holdup a 2 7 ee as" |arrest by Postoffice Inspectors fOr) .aicg Politiques et Litteraires.” we: | Some time ago Mr. Loudermgn| fe was not present. Mra Chaya he announced in Jersey City today old of 2111 Maury avenue, wasithe $15,000 Collinsville mail rob- . . lin’s attorney said that the ke a ad : Louderman took his membership | Repudiate Identification. Ww Gravois ar ti bery, Jan, 27, 1925. if the Depart- after resigning as Assistant Attor- Pp 'westbound on ravois road, at: \ Sint BOY, [4, FOUND.FATALLY SHOT, the exchange met in a building at/tional Dock Co. and the Caronde- | after serving notice that he a i: ; the United States to sit + oan _-—eo be aa etn ws a smmabreg: ne ns” aus} ed paced Re * Stans = - ~ Ae ht gy a atest aa aiapeit we i a ors in the courts. | as one of about 200 pork packers, | Was president of the St. Louis Sec-| may peo his children tec a es ' 4 judge Allen, the first woman Jn ‘ment of Justice is as successfel tn ny Y 1 in which capacity he ° (12:30 p. m. An automobile driven |‘ se , Main and Walnut streets ney-Genera Dp ‘its investigation of Birger as the HAD BEEN CLEANING PISTOL Sa te i eg ypretmagsan pone Marine Railway for 10 or 12/9 do so. @ of last resort, spoke on “Jury Serv- appeared as special prosecutor. Frank Oefelein, 21 years old, @ | by Charles Kramer, 42, 3938 Win- | postoffce Inspectors were in their JL a i : a Meaiivaages Sevens Hal afd! sooworker, living at 4063 Russel! nebago, was southbound in Win- investigation of the Sheltons, both} ©, A. Bowers of Fulton, Mo., Be-/to its present structure until 1875. | years, with the business of building FIVE PERSONS IN AUTO 2D mm ice for Women” at a_ tluncheon I mp nebago. They met at the inter- | gangs will be without leaders, and lieves Weapon’s Accidental Since then specialized organiza. |and repairing steamboats nd vo meeting at the American Annex OF $775 IN CASH AND J Hotel, under auspices of the y : rit -_ ,¢ 4 i ‘ - ~ her two brothers, Henry and Wi'lle/ poulevard, was arrested yesterday 'section and were swerved to avoid | ;; ;. hoped that warfare will cease. Discharge Killed Son. ‘tions “have left only grain pro: lucts| barges. For the last 40 years or Stevens were released ‘rom custody] cnarged with trying to intimidate | pitting each other, the truck to) B P © Special to the Post-Dispatch. and hay interests In the exchange | he had b ed ly in + gape ; | 2 . the | irger Phones U. S. Agent. v “ 4? Pussell | i'more he na een engag only i Robb na te | ‘w e Voters which today upon the ordering of a 10ll2 ahi tihn tat and the automobile to the | | ties do||| PULTGN, Mo., Dec. 4.—- ,and packing. is a highly concen-| private business activities. H» ers who held up the agigg] League © wie - a witness who had identified Seep “ | If the three one | ‘Bowers, 14 years old. a freshman | trateg activity. Saubebteagp'y bile of Frank Low of 265 Unig will sponsor a measure to be in- prosequi of all indictments against} right. from the circum- ‘owned a number of pieces of real ; : : e Orval Killian, 18, of 1918) \obtain peace ron | higt hool, son of Mr. : boulevard. vi id a th ‘ ’ ' hem as well as against their; friend, , Ca in Fulton high schoo In Original V. P. Group. reat « , Vice president of (— troduced at e next session @ the At that moment Patrolman Gan- | gtances outlined, entire credit for p lestate, but the Louderman Invest Ludlow-Saylor Wire Co., yetias the Legislature to permit sues ’ . — er gs es | Bowers, died | 4 cousin, Henry de la Bruyere Car-| La Salle street, in a Kroger store dy was on the intersection running the problem will rest and Mrs. Charles A. |. When merchants and others|ment Co., Bank of Commerce ‘the solution of the p in the Callaway Hospital tonight | formed the Veiled Prophet organ- | Building. was formed to handle at 12:05 a. m., obtained $775 ine service by women in Missouri. | and jewelry from a theater pari Ohio is one of 22 states where pender, who was not brought t0| ronbery. east, and crashed into the truck, with the United States Govern- | with . an hour after he was‘found in 4 /}ization 49 years ago, to hold a@ithem. He was a frequent attend- comprised of Low, his wit D women serve on juries. three women guests. ~“& + “How anyone thinks the great trial. Killian has been in jail under a} which had swung wide, beyond the |, . fficials of each ; ; £ = ad § , ment. For the officiais 00 t his home shot ough the | A jury yesterday after five hours le eens gene Oe. 26, middle of the road. ‘county have declared they are un- “ag a be radn a egg ate fashionable ball and a popular pa-!ant on the floor of Merchants’ deliberation acquitted Mrs. Hail | : M cycl Patr Q ‘ eel itu: dueiti. ma a rade every October for the bene- | ce i dw a4 sins “~- | Motorcycle atrolman Charles apie to cope with the situation due) had gone lin ‘Mis Hoon ean a 'Exchange until his illness, and wis Low had stopped his : and Henry and Willie Stevens %f | when he Follen of the St. Louis Department,!+) qdepleted coynty finances and) | lee. | ta) betiinres a we japon Tt of the city’s commerce and at his desk in the investment com- ; PP we car in fom «questions of morality which affect : : revolve re liqves zayety, Mr. Louderman became a pany office until June 23. of the residence of the Rev, BR men and women can be settled by tg em P Calvin Dobson, 84Arunde!l plage men only is beyond me,” Judge | He was of @ retiring nature and! executive secretary of the Presh Allen said. > s the murder of Mrs. Eleanor Mills.) Carter, manager of the store, at arrested Duff and Kramer. book i ae ‘lity ’ lov a suffi-| ‘ ! PERE enna ' _ - , -|their inability to employ a St: qs . 7 y he : a choir singer killed with the ltev./ 1901 Park avenue, and his clerk, |ing them at Magnolia Avenue Sta- | pre number of peace offfcers. The | vee eet siden tally discharged. preg tae member. All his colleagues | Edward Wheeler Halli Sept. 14,/Lioyd Polen, as one of two men '| tion for the Coroner beige die the coun-! in that group died before him. He : State of Illinois refused tI : sles oe | 2d placing himself before the P 1922. who held them up, taking $284) patrolman Foilen, a few minutes sad ‘aid Gov. Small declaring they) PRISON TERM FOR EDITOR DALE oor missed attending the ball Yea peren He oe papery wus otay pot i Board ove Church Extension Can't Bamboosle Women Jureaa. vg ncaa es ae ghar rte Before the accident had pursued @/ should find their own solution {0/ Miuncte, Ihd.. Publisher Alsd iined ot marin ety eng ry 'Louis Sept. 5, 1865, to Miss Sarah a aut. wrod wath ee cn os’ AB lawyer and judge, I voice itorney - General Katzenbach| Last Saturday, Carter told police, | speeding Buick car occupied - by | the difficulties confronting them. ped | Fae) Taner. tel Cotey ot faa - first crude/ Marshall of Lewes, Del., who Racks on d a ath “ Aoweese : wm the sentiment of the bar and bench made the motion for a nollie prose-| «4 man entered his store, announced | geyeral] men. This car was rua that the De-! py ti molto tedh | Poodles eiephones not jong after Bell hadj“* ~*" : axtotbesip, *. 4 ang a waten, chain, kn ee qui of the remaining indictments| he was a friend of Killian and | ning east on Gravois and Patrol- atice te investigat- | MUNCIE, Ind. Dec. 4.—George |Umsned hls original invention inj|~ pe ¥ at ; £6 , ‘ wiih. rtment of Jus c MUNCIE, ind., Dec. 4. eorg - he iP ; —H. B. Louderman Jr. of 4010 ‘ S charging them with Hall’s murder. | said: “You'd ‘better be careful.| man Follen set out in pursuit at a “T called up Dowd of} R pale. Muncie publisher was 1876. The District Telegraph Co.., vive H. B stones rings valued at $400 from Mr women has proved not only a bene * “ inf ‘ling him. ( i " ” ale, |i le J sher, Mel it Which Mr. Loud ; Lindell boulevard, William M. Lou-| nonson. and a purse and $25 fra fit to women, but to the entire ad- He explained the State considered | That boy has friends in the Cuckcs | Chippewa street, but was out-dis- t t of Justice in St.| found guilty of criminal libel by Ch MY. LOUGSTINaR Ws Vi70 rae | , hs el : , ap ag =the veya Fagrinad lid 7 : ', /president d “y , derman of 4038 Lindell boulevard,;| yisg Eva Harrow. Mrs. Low an ministration of ‘criminal justice. there was no hope of getting con-| gang and you'll be bumped off, If | tanced. He turned about after giv- Louis.” he told a Post-Dispatch | jury here tonight and was fined Na ee Cee) See. ae John H. Louderman of 4212 Mary-| yw N. b = One lawyer of the Court of Com victions. He pointed out, lew-j| you don’t change yeur mind about |jng up the chase and was running} reporter, “and I told him If knew ($400 and sentenced to 90 days on tn et rises pet 7s land avenue and Mrs. Leonora Car- ral cowsepeiaee Pens: ea mon Pies: Cleveland told me iad ; awl. , ati ” . a aa Pies ie ah To gaid |the mit al = thi installed them-——the first telephon ggiak adhe ery . deve ever, that if any additional evi-| that identification, The man of-/| out Gravois when he came upon! he was investigating me. He said }the penal farm. The charge re- 2 gaa ” | inte of Los Angeles. The sons are) —s women jurors were not only as dence should be discovered, the} fered to return part of the stolen | the accident. He believes Patro}.| i * stack of evidence |sulted from an article in Dale’s|@*change in the West. Boys were! ‘ — we . if } oul ie See vee Pattpl- | the oe oO | lana ther | concern Lied the operators then and subse ribers | oe hie of the investment company, we =$jg0od as men but better, because dismisgal of the indictments would | money, Carter said, i 1e would | man Gandy was in pursuit of the’ — me and n lembe rs. of MY |newspaper concerning Raymond | Ss te | Ch ~h their father was president. awver ae ! ; J | Hig brother, John H. Louderman, | as they could Gov. Moore in a statement said: Carter declared he recognized | o¢ a told him that if he or|convicted Dale some time ago for | fidence in this “new fangled toy. ee occurred. his rm. I teld him : & 7 died in 1909. W..M. and H. B.j SOLD RES “When I think what happens in “To attempt to retry the defend-j the man as one of the prisoners Patrolman Gandy was ; G iment agent want-/ carrying concealed weapons. As, an inducement to people to| é | as in the any other, Governm 0 PH ; oF erman Jr. own the new L ou- | svel: ‘ ants on another indictment would in A ‘line-up” at Soulard station St. Louis Police Department Pee ed to look over myse If or anv of | Dale re ently attracte d wide at- take telephones, the company, M “ a rr oa 4. or-. Aa ye SNS ~ or 13 ee es ee -ene — a SIRES F asyecaee Dr. R. Newman, a licensed practic: | ing physician, of 286 Fifth Avenue, | Coliseum tonight after winning the, New York, announces that he has) agreement on Four. The extremely low price quoted on this Smith & , NEW ORK. De 5.—Th j y ( ec. — e jur Nixon Grand makes it possible for ever c 3 yone who The price on this handsome instrument is unusuall 4 y | In the Mo r: hn og Bood gee to own this appealing Piano. low, arranged particularly for your convenience for BF dinct,,; a rse mail frauds trial 2 . CAEP ggg of piano value will be quick to grasp a Christmas gift! It will enhance the most elabo- Aum this morning rEg ee gh me Wounded by JOSEPH PI rate home and is a delight to lovers of real music. hae ae. ee ee , tt ane dance and still have reached home. Th hi a», ‘co: 1 DD. me yemeraay, Published to The Pulltee: Publiehiag Co a few minutes after one.” said Ol. | her hotel. Cc Cc. Pyle, troupe | ‘tients for fat reduction without un | ere is not ing more acceptable for a Christ- ; 4 — Scigegay a verdict of not galty for t oath a hcchecers. toa Othe’ Ban son. “And if he had, his clothes manager, said Miss Lenglen was | DCCessary chi ag — of te ye | mas gift than a Piano from Lehman’s. atin 0 oe and disagree- some exercise e also savs that fat | Hardman—Mehlin—FischemSchul et te eee ; . tz-—Gabtlte mW er e 4 . ey and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS no sign of mud or disarray on nis, hh teeth with Mies Rroewne | | people who suffer from chronie rheu n rmFischer Am pico see | Dap jurors said the two men they , ) ind not guilty were George W. Prem le exclusively emtitied | clothes or on the car.” matism, gout, asthma and high blood Ones Evening! Unall ; > ~ herein, ear ay ~H of republication of special dis- | Hy th Aasociaed ) ras. the U nite a State ss and thé long: st | Realizing th at this sounds almost too Run y —_ one vear. eee eee eesaecees — toute exechan | ouls exchas vised Chairman Madde» that his fore yielding the victory, was at! a¢ his ‘* Pay-when-reduced’ ’ plan. if : LINTON, Ia., Dee. 4.~—Harold ‘ Mee Pr lsonment. WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.—Repre-. | | set ever played, by Suzanne since | good to be true. the Doctor has of health will not permit «8 return to) one time within two points of win-| youn want te rid vo ] f sine 1 . | | ye urself of super-, Exclusive Representative Knabe Pianoand Knabe Ampico ==" FRA F*. chersed with the murder of

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‘ —_ ” % Spates ce perrean sais Pe E MER NES tem en a eee seit PS Se 22 : ree Swan % 4 - Pe ee ee ae se rye ee ee ee ere nee nia . seein ane cenemnesetmiarer enna eI CT —" w ’ ” = - NO Ne AE CT RIO ETL IE A A ACES ONES ee : ; i . 7 merry ’ ag ot : 4 a: ee ag amma Ex — . POST-NISPATCH PRs S ™ “4 Y N . \ b) r ” 2 a | = sf | —_ SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER “), 1926 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 3 {% They Want Women to Serv ies in Missouri y Stud i | FULL t Women to Serve on Juries in Missouri | en Xptauns Mow if _— : "3 5 o 5 $ > ae rT | Oe: i saleiensinaseeeeee SPORES S25 6 LOGON P A LGE Ih - -” a cee, | (2% Sire i et Ns i ee ed te * LOREM ( LESS EASY S a a ee a On Floating College SECRETLY TOY. W.C.A ae scitamrnint . ts ee te Se a sere a erp Li ; St By oe ‘ ‘ . ’ ‘ ‘S 4 =») Attorneys ; : a ae ee Ml GI hg ce ae : | : —— | ve =) jAttorneys for Comedian | = VP, Oe a Se : About 20 of 363 Pupils Aboard Ryndam ages oe ip id | Estranged Wife Confer on ME Me \ a ok | Misbehaved, Writes J. M. Hall of W Ae ee ic wes . a a ee ae / sd . * tege: R33 By the Asenciated Press . = All . eee 2 p ae Pp y + SOs “ANGELES Dee. 4 T judge Florence E. Allen o ut Mrs. T. L. Smith of Eldo- a ' sags » 33g . a % e ie a. eee ea #2 y mil . | neys for Charlie Chaplin ,; \ttone ‘ ; S S : his y te — | - tae oS Berane i ae coe f : ; 2 ' | Life on the S. 8S. Ry “i f Weng ore See Se : liens estranged wife, the f¢ ; and hig® Ohio tate upreme mae EP ee es in, - iam Cr ae ir BME 8 ER eee oe A 4 ale ie S. S. Ryndam, “floa*- thing was done to preserve order.; source Of &@ donation of approxi- ‘i , Eo & Grey, met today in an allege ee ; ee Bie, Ve Bae : 5” Ek eee eee 7 rado, rk., Seriously jing university,” now at Bangkoky, He had his way and a_ student’s| mately $125,000 to the East St. i iat eS ee oem A) an all- W ay, id bis ae gees » _ tag toe to a routine of class- A man is the donor, according to =. for the children.” ght EMOTIONAI SEX ‘ is: ‘ Bite e & si peas SHREVEPORT, La., Dec. 4.-— | Patches. peng octures and legitimate stu-/| arise Carolyn Chandler secretary . , bgt see about that,” coun . Mrs. Thomas L. Smith, 45 years | This cheering word came to melo pest Fal woe rf greece of the association. He has speci- h ere corge Beehe att b es 3 s -£iehi ° 8 ane } ye, or | 2 laste * In rich | anxious ‘ 9 8s > iin A fied that his name shall no be es the wife, ney for Recounts That Man Wept oe py hele im te. Cece costae us families of 10 St. Louls: Players, an amgteur theatrical! mage krown, and has aoe the - | Mrs. Chapli : jail 6ollowing the shooting, at Vivi-|b0YS who are on the round-the-| Breup and there were faculty teas id _ Mrs. Chaplin, accompantea vis : — “ 1 : ‘enh. etefent. é ‘ gift contingent on this secrecy. = ‘members of her family journeyeg on Giving Death Verdict an, La., a small town near here, | world cruise, in the form of settee | oanicn eden ot er rhe only A gift of such magnitude by an s | ' oh ‘ sale ‘ = ) | 2d to w , : fee the Hilltop mansion of the come. J r Did of hér husband, Thomas L. Smith, |!rom their sons, telegraphic assur- The Binnacle were caster theadte jn eee SS ee . i di n and left with the wardrob ei e omen Jurors 1 45, and a woman companion, Mrs. inces from the steamship company clothing. tn: ame leaee of aneme St. Louis. In the past, the only , Pea Beene, | 7. ‘he (Wo CHMGren, AS Well she ; L. R. 8i ; 30 and copies of The Binnacle, the|¢rom students’ stat ¥+|way to get a new building for eh. own gowns and other persona] mG 3% Not. | rT Ls pee ay * ah ae _|ship’s daily newspaper. cident of the acm gin sqpeaitab ye in- | social or religious work there was : i - Mr. longings. Al Reeves, business man. ea | i re , eae rs. summon®| The floating university Was! tiown from the ot gy aa ene ne ee ; jay ager for Chaplin, received tha ‘ould women see the seamy | | are in critical condition. One bul-| obliged to dismiss eight students at | night is passed off one | tion campaign. E telo-| party. ‘= — a }let struck Smith in the mouth, /jcobe, Japan, for schoolboy pranks | - off as & Joke. The site of the new building is :} nect oy “gde of life, and how’ was a ques- 'fracturing the jaw Mrs. Sirn : Pilfering in Ja th nnect Chaplin, late in the afternoon Mt: P | ! ep Rw. Mrs. Sim-|among the temples in Tokio and : panese Shrines. ® present home of Postmaster it hole! under a safe conduct issued by a ig taken up and answered by | mons was shot in the breast 4nd) yokohama. One of them happened No serious outbreaks of collegi- | 4!bert E. Meints, 454 North Ninth : hone | wife's attorney, went to the ho Joige Florence E. Allen of the, | neck, Mrs. Lurena Nixon Of|to be Robert Heilbrun of 5757|ate horse play occtrred until the erect fae eee ee Z| hReers/of William E. Curry, Mrs. Ch “ohio Supreme Court in St. Louis atk | Shreveport, who was with |Categ avenue. They were sent back! ship reached Yok removed, and construction of 4a a's wemeaiinads a ; ap. § | ‘Smith and Mrs. Simmons, was not|to the United States in charge of : sache okohama Nov. 65./).three or four-story building will visit with his twe vd . Atte a hurt a professor, but Heilbrun and a The students were divided into begin in the spring: 3t Wit Reve 5 ‘oO sma qpeterday, rer Snes GS SS eee) ee ee, ‘F ‘ -SSOr, ° 7 ¢man | Wife was not present Mrs. Chai ee oe MY Serving On Jur- Smith owns valuable oil lands|companiop dived overboard as the Piety anaes ieee the - oa Theinte® es ae i an. ‘ . Mrs. Cc | ‘they , -. j : i . é ae acu superv 4 , Sec lin's attorney said that the neta ors in the courts. in the Eldorado (Ark.) field. Mrs.| vessel was leaving Honolulu, swam | But about 20 young mel it is sald wees oe “" « a vee af “| May see his children at a a , Simmons is the wife of an Eldora-|to a buoy, where they were res- , : ° bed J n ite any ' Judge Allen, the first woman } y; y became s nde-|after serving notice that ey tae. ae mn an in do grocer. Mrs. Smith set out to|cued by a small boat and carried | that + vila, i gee nye cea beer ee laee Gee and club- : or 12\ to do so. Sir ‘the United States to sit in a court : ‘siomaag siiaaee chase the pair when she met them| back to the city. sade tee Sumdens ate Rearing ie Se — Missourl avenue. Mrs. | PO ae 4 last resort, spoke on “Jury Serv- ‘ —-By a Posi-wispacci oval Photographer. |} in an automobile on the road sev- St e eer-C - FImee, me ; - Bottom is president of the FIVE PER . ice for Women” at a lunch e to rig c: rs. W. E. Ebert, Mrs. Gordon B. Sommers, Judge Florence E. Allen of the Ohio eral miles from Shreveport. bling and flirtations have sparkled you Nn. t and | S IN AUTO ROBBED ‘ cheon Supreme Court, Mrs. Goerge B. Mangold and Mrs. Virgil Loeb. el Ghachiiie benterel inst av liback| toch sot - toners one . leaped into the inner temple of a The Meints property, valued at bs ‘ : oa a A . & , me re ~ie , 7 ¢ °*S e . rs or| OF 7 ES meeting at the American Annex ! Se SS —— : ee LE SLE STN TS ee enema son Smith ulled U a th i ‘url oe ¥ y 7 ‘ * shrine, and a party invaded the roy- $50,000, fronts 225 feet on Ninth di ‘ | AND JEWELRY a enter susp! : . p p at e curb in|started its tour at New York, Sept.| aif suite in a hotel at Tokio. The| Street and 150 feet on Ohio ave : nly in gg | 2 ee e | lic which would accrue from large | front of a store in Vivian. A mo- 18. but more responsible corres- é si | Robbers w : r Y | | wy : ee TT in : "Tt yr 490g 5, & 2 resp C student council tried 20 suspects | "U6. : H* pie of wae soggy auto. § League of Women Voters which | rnmen O ac scale production in the reserve. It) ment later Mrs. Smith's car |pondence has indicated that these€| for these depredations and oenellle ) ft tong Ce a Ww Of 265 Union® will sponsor a measure to be in-| would certainly result in a marked | bumped the curb and she leaped | were not representative of the stu-|eq eight of them. They were put MAN AIDING WOMAN HIS AUTO j Mvest-| 1 alow-Sa Sg ga of the troduced at the next session of | 3 r4 ° ne 9 reduction in the price of oil, he/| out, brandishing a pistol. Smith |dent body as a whole, off the ship at Kobe 3 merce at 12:05 a + ge nba y" yesterday #> the Legislature to permit jury | O eny S a r1O 1¢ Ce said. While this might appear to ‘jumped from his car and rushed About 20 Misbehaved. The applicants for places on the HIT, BEATEN BY HER HUSB andle | --¥9 a. m., Obtained $775 in cash@ gervice by women in Mi i. | be an unusual argument to come toward his wife . did s Snel AND | ame Missouri. | ) usual argument to come toward his wife and as he did so “About 20 fellows have misbe-|ship were examined ver en a : ° ' : 5 : i & e - 1 Cc . ; , ttend- | 278 oe from a theater party Ohio is one of 22 states vines | Continued from Page (One. : | obtained permission from the Sec-; from @ man in the business of sell-| she ‘shot him, then turned her | haved.” writes John M. Hall, a stu-| and numerous youths 5 Henry Mays, 22, Suffers Possible (- g Poeggeee: of Low, his wife an@¥ women serve on juries. he had with Doheny in the course | '@tary of the Navy,” Robison con-|ing oil, Robison’s previous testi- | weapon on Mrs. Simmons. dent to his father, John C. Hall ‘records at school were rejected Se ee dw ‘sj os ad agian 3 “How anyone thinks the great of it he gave the general substance tinued, “to divulge to Mr. Doheny); mony had clearly indicated that | According to the town Marshal / 2925 Oakwood avenue Webster | Students who have written atiat H ee ae ee 4 com-. : sed his car in front® i f ality wh f the eit ini Re certain international conditions as| Doheny’s operations were not al-|at Vivian, Mrs. Smith sai he s] Pa 2 : ; aenry Mays, years old, a (of the residence of : eOe*@ questions of mora ity which affect; of the mysterious Gleaves report, ee ae : é ti aitentaets ace: Se ee To tld Le et VEvean, Are, SMty sala she snot | Groves, “and they have given the|the obstreperous few aboard the ; | | Calvin Dob nee of she = lev. i. men and women can be settled by | written by the admiral command- they had been authoritatively re-| ways actuated by ordinary selfish | Smith and Mrs. Simnions because |tour a bad name. The rest of the| Ryndam point out that it is im- clark, oF S007 5s Sree oe | eand!, _eoson, S4Arundel place,B men only is beyond me,” J ing the Asiatic Squadron, and pores to we | considerations. 'Mrs, Simmons had stolen her hus- | students are under good discipline.” possible for faculty memb lugged) Oy 8 SS ee : cha| ec uuve secretary of the Presb , F me coc “Do Sn i | Virtually all Navy men are Ordered to Prepare Plans band’s love. She would say p a Rae ee é ‘ulty members to/ 8:30 o’clock last night when he : he bostar, Beard bare eilineak ys “ sby- Allen said. shown to Doheny by Robison on | : * 4 s J i ‘ ’ | ‘he | -t) a | ve. eoilt W ould Sa \ noth- The Ryndam 8 troubles as | control shore parties. Most of the i took Toren's wife Alinda 2s to ~ ux =} ral . agree 2 at ric "Ss > pt oe P i ; 2mm Her.’ : Wift-!iine _y . ‘ fl id ° BP nntts oop sine ts xtensiong@ 24% Bamboozle W J that occasion. SEreeS UPRR Le ee Later in November,” the Wwit-|ing further learned from authoritative sources | students, they insist, have been/|the T h 280 , : i other car pulled up and two n ae WOMEn CUFFS. : | Hawaii, and it is no secret thet! ness ennai #1 tle || iaaieg NGS see ; | e Toren home at 3 Scott ave- . Sarah got out T) Leh as ; ‘ War a Theoretical Possibility. eee ’ . : . . koe i ness continued, ] received orders niTs. iv ixon, W ho was in Smith's by Hall and other St. Louis par- amenable to discipline and only in nue after strikin and li ht wt we VEL 1ey took $10 cash from As a lawyer and judge, I voice Whe Pearl Harbor is a strongly fortified ! ¢,. P pe car. said that Mrs. Smit] a ddl ee ee ' have be | inst h | é g Slightly in- 10! Low and a watch or q hen he had concluded, the | bs snl ‘from the Navy Department to pro- , s. Smith passed }ents, are such as might have been/rare instances as liquor been|juring her with his automobile ; sur-| ana heen i : “3 co: knife am “9 the bar and bench | Gtiih neeiiaed wudtnens,. boiled | oe However, naval officers were eel Seith epecificatienn indebanine them on the road and as she did |expected from the nature of the!found aboard after the ship left| Toren admitted to policemen that ; f 4010 = ; fo 0 o when I say jury service for | gown, amounted to this: | by no means agreed then, or are} ee eS “eee 199, Bmith recognized her. ‘There ‘floating university experiment port | : ‘i rings e | , amoun to this: Pee : ON a i aia ty ee mT a ere | floating university pe 'he had beaten Mays on the Lou-| 1p : valued at $400 from ‘rg@gwomen has proved not only a bene-| That war between the United | they agreed now, upon the advisa- | the storage facilities @ Pearl Haf- | goes my wife,” he said. Mrs. Nix-| The first difficulty arose when This year’s cruise will end at New | with a revolver . _— ‘ | Jobson, and a purse and $25 fro fit to women, but to the entire ad-'§ d | ““ | bility of storing 4,090,000 barrels of | bor from 1,500,000 barrels (aS Pro- | on hegged to he le . ae eS: 4 ; a ead cent York. M:z 9 T ; ; . evar, | Miss Eva H ‘ » ' States and Japan had been a the- | th: ad ee : ae | ine YB et out of the) it was decided to admit co-eds to OrK, May «. he Ryndam is due Mays suffered lacerations of the ; Mary-| Mrs NY ; tet sh Low and ministration of criminal justice. | oretical possibility lin theese So | reserve fuel 2000 miles out ia the vided pao first contract) to 4,- | car, but Smith woulg not let her |the tour The floating university to jeave Bangkok Dec. 7 and ar- scalp and a possible fracture oe ae - SN, . acobs r y a we . Be ie , ; - | Pacific. j anks Y fee hieh | 000,000 arreis.”’ | tb . ' oe 1 ee iL : ,OF oe . ° Car-| eipy ae id thet; jew- One lawyer of the Court of Com- | pan attained the status of a first | Pacific, in tanks 80 feet high | f ae : coat si pes? }i 118 , | gO. The chase followed. 'jdea had been proposed in 1925 irive at Singapore Dee. 11. the skull. Toren was arrested ns are) \e ‘ mon Pieas in Cleveland told me€!e-lass power.that sucha war wo Nd pemich any navel eee ee ) a with - erate akg sth ern) ee eee | eauenten | and) many St, Loulsans din garnets ; as } f ee [ aT Ss i¢ | » ‘ . : fam ¢ eosté? 28 che ta » x baal Aa%4 A « i a oe iif c ‘ é 4 Aas . 4 » | ane Women jurors wer oO — = ing aviator could hit nine times out |/74°e¢ ™ ith officials whe Kne€Wiygg waudie Simnso soins _ | their sons tut as icie num- wonemeht Oe ae a d ; $ a aSi/ be fought in the Pacific, and that | f te a dark nigh? t+ wena Me; } that the second lease would belie . | im Simpson, came to | thelF sons. Hut « sethesess ® —— +~— sident. | ess 8000 as men but better, because if it ever was fought, possession of ten on a dark night. It was Jus¢ ' |Shreveport Friday night in search | ber of boys could not be got to- | lawy | as . SSCS ' eae 2 aa signed. was signe ir ; , pliant ! | rman, | FOR jlawyers could not bamboozle tiem! of the Hawaiian Islands wou!d be geen Merten, § oe soe gee gis. " ag i a ae rr sind (of Smith, and found his rooming | s@ether and the crulse was aban- . = 8B. H as they could men. i i Nae, | Nevertheless, it wes apoa Sie) ee ee ee ue ge cOM~-| house today, bu 1 and the two|doned. This) year is organizers Lou SOLID . “When I think what happens in| ni ge hi reer 2 em | showing, he said, that Doheny, | P&UUv® bidding, on Mec. tl) It!) women with hit 0 a Boe oa deciied to allow girl students to f 2 - ‘ Ss e wnic e : o» : As : i Aa .? was at this point in the testimony 4 Lf fl fide ( isappe are 14 ( L¢ ' i . a Lo- SEE — and perhaps in St.| The question of why a docu-| ae a, neighbor, has described as that court recessed for nial ew! | ie their car, going north, and Mrs, | ™ake the trip in peeer * vigh ae uis, where male juries go out! ne ae eee Pein -! “the foremost patriot in Los. An-| ee wor wh pelle i' Smith and her d: the quota of passengers Was led. ) Ss & iment like the Gleaves rt s , : *he cross-examination = o Mate feo ler daughter followed ne is at °-30 Brashear Truck Co. and play cards and throw dice. I | iain by R sansiies Speers cae geles, was persuaded that it Was , a pi yyw ay ase ge BLAS oy! ” " There was much criticism of this -* : ’ & age oe real Originally Fall's Idea. {may have upon the jury, is i sig JOPLIN, Mo., Dec. 4.—-The mys-| Wa8 made to persuade the girl are ¢ motional as well as women.”’ | else. ss a - | oe _— mao oe ; Ronen | ing some speculation Roth the | t¢ ry of the disappea rance two ven jail student 5 to give uy their reserva- Man Cried, Women Did Not. | ' What Robison Told Doheny. | "7° tthe. ohn nage completely | gray-haire@ defendants se lhadl Qve wantlh aeh of Laverne| OOM Om and the feet : “1. : : . out f the icti e. , response t gp ere ee ae ala i | i : tT “ao? 4 JANETC) sg Sap andeest oes ePeCE ‘-e a- 2 i Judge Allen told of the only case. | This was his testimony: ut Oo Ms ie picture responsé O;}grandchildren at home, a cfircum-)| Langford, ja World War veteran Ins university be ame co-educa j : af ‘ " ‘4 ‘6 . fa question otherwise intended, | stance +t, te ye e ‘pera ea | tional This necessitated faculty | {¢ fn her experience as a trial Judge. | I told Mr. Doheny of the mili- h h t h } : ' | Stans to whit h L hie agile-minded ;vVecame a murder mystery to county | , d the blem of | ‘! +. ; veve : 4 1 back into! an loquent lawvy ede ” ‘S al ‘reate : P where she sentenced a defendant |t4rTy estimate of the situation in| ee ee er ack Into; and eloquent lawyer Hogan may |authorities teday, following finding me Spc al ‘aan rr | lo die “I did not enjoy it,”’ she ithe Pacific, as it existed then onit'* middle of it when he said that/ refer in his closing address to the lof his skeleton ie terday : a ° | chaperonage. | om : Cm 7 said “hut I did not er - ree alien bases bullt and building and : of the idea of leasing the reServe and | jurors. r) T no : | sh = ga. These difficulties were supposed | ISS ELBA , y. : ; " “7 ae! : » Gi i > 4 © ri > ¥ ° rment’e ah: J 1 shi vestigation into tne . eat ty IAVeE ? i 12 1 t > was tried for a wanton payroll rob-|maval organization. I told him of i xchanging E20) HOVerRInen + Oe Doheny Rests Comfortably. was begun today, but Coroner F. J : max — sige - = _ | berv murder Two anemia end 10 : the detajled increases in the mili lof the oi] for tank construction, | Doheny was resting comfortably Dict Se p N hes en , ‘ J ‘4 . Ryndam sailed. The girl students | porn _* 95% se phesgney sites "| “came iginally fro Secretary | : : ably Bigham of Newton County sald he were grouped on deck A and seg- . men made up the jury. The ten- | tary and naval strength of anoth- | Fall.”’ sy waa is -Cretary | tonight in his hotel quarters, con-| had little hope of unearthing clews a uted tinge i was ee sible. The | y sion was increased when friends of |eT Power, and of their general) oe hout his’ earlie test fine® to bed by an /imfected arm. | '®4# Might lead to arrests. staff of the University consisted of | - A p | | the defendant were caught in court preparations for possible military 6 re ae nidleggcs ogee ee bs In the skull of the skeleto: riggs | at gee ’ | IV : . } hvsic £ oe) } . . " j BAKU 7 : Leton, ( h ; le: } Thw ing jresident emer- } a . with concealed weapons, and wien | operations mony, Robison had dwelt upon Do- ysicians said a comiplete relaxa-|,... ; Ia ESe 2: wink, Presi Se ; ve : s, i w . heny’s patriotism as the deciding tion throughout the SN bce aon | , found In a dense wood neir jtye of Western Reserve University | the foreman of the jury, a woman, | I informed him of the sort of element which mad aia a , early evening had ghee ' and hitehie, Mo., was a bullet hole. It as president; James E Lough. | | »1e ie "hh . ade ° ‘ ‘OI! act alriy e 2 ¥ ¢ appurecisz ,] : a ‘ . / i ‘ as resident: Ja a4 4 or . Se A ee preceived a blackhand letter, threat- | defense that was necessary to en- resid} oe efitted the patient pfu ie ig sie was plainly evident. officers said,| Dean at New York University and | x ( | | IS | fe@ ening the jury and Judge with ex-|able us to prevent the ‘nvasion of |! B gee h they hoped ' pines they said that Langford had been shot in the Dean George Howes of Williams | . ’ | termination in the even the de- | our Pacific Coast by a8 emern | f Pd bet “s “e cago neha _— — calmcte a . t ue cone would back of the head The skeleton wis ¢ ‘ollege as deans, a nd 69 others of | AN [) ‘fendant were sefttenced to death.| Power, and I linked up that oct oe, ee eee the business d2- | a9 o return to court Mon- jqentified positively today as that note in Mil ntteek teltaaine fo ‘ | ; tails were arranged, the picture be- day. Doheny suffered an. irrita- st Ea ot oes | an in education, Inciuding r- @® In spite of this, the jurors returned | fense with the establishment of : ko watts There ensue i ‘tion in his left ar if ta ita-\ of Langford by means of a piece’ mer Gov. Henry J. Allen of Kan- |S | | Fr i% '@ verdict of guilty, making no | adequate oil storage facilities at os os nh rae ere aagatt . de- ea : : ; arm 10 GayS @£0! of cloth that was with. the bones. | sas : . i | ia : ' cription oO yargainin anc iag- 4nd a ilancing operati ne ao. fi : . *3@ fecommendation of mercy, and, Pearl Harbor. sling which would hi _ nag . ated te: teak at eration was re-| 4 carefu) examination revealed that| President Thwing left the ship #/ Judge Allen imposed the death | “Did you show him the Gleaves'| a 1iC3 | tl . per Te —— “te * po aa nig po | He appeared ‘the cloth was part of the trousers! at Havana, for reasons not ex- Five New St les ] t A ’ d “Sm Penalty. The women jurors were ‘report ?” insisted Frank J. Hogan, ed d ne temas as Le esis éh ned condition during to- to a suit Langford wore when he! plained and responsibility was di- > us TTIve : } : ae a : « : c Ss } ort ‘ : ) ,? hoa en an ; af ¢ : alm, but one man juror wept as/chief defense counsel. “I disclosed,” | ios re enn +e session of the court, and | jeft, Joplin July 10, 1924, on a mo-} vided. ‘his heart would break. ‘was the throaty response, ‘much | Bien es ore ag pa . a ies or —— hed immediately tor trip to Battle Creek, Mich. The | Captain Takes a Hand. ~ é . @ “I don’t think less of that man | information of a confidential char-\ houn, Killoren, Pearcy, Rosskopf,|from that quarter and how we is til aan AS erst ping PO at ee and a half of levulose. a new | race track follower and race horse | ricane deck after dark. The cap- | a 8 Sea B 8 7 “and Rutledge, and former Judge! would have to meet it if it came. | hareied and i iaieiiiailinel ; or, variety of sugar produced by the owner, who made and freely spent tain stationed stewards to keep | '4. Hugo Grimm, who introduced | Plans Centered on Hawaii ned once 6 Bureau of Standards. and worth at Jeast three fortunes during his watch for flirtations. g , ACE | sptagge Robison told finally of becoming $1890, was pre ¢ 6B ol oe , . ; f _ at ‘cordl { letters f St. | | Judge Allen. Mrs. Gordon B. Som- “Tt told him that our Pacific de- | exasperated i. sande ae : , Was presented today to Presi- | colorful career, died here today a According to r! rom St. | , mers presided. ‘fense plans centered on the Ha-|, saint ae netetibia a iene one Coolidge by Senator Howell, of the age of 76 years. penniless. Louis boys, these stewards were| a i wi s : i€ L re at 2 N eTT i Ne rask: — ’ ih ee i j rane $s att as — - Judge Allen is the daughter of a waiian group. The establishment") .nq business began : raska. Ievulose, Howwell ex-| Claudel’s Appointment Approved. § |" '* ontr were Bae pres : gan. plained, is produced f : ; am |i th slightest rovocatior It sCollege professor. In this era of of a strong fleet base there would | So, where once ne had appealed | sa} pint iced from the Jeru- | By the Associated Press. yn fhe siigntes Dp , om. “a y ; - , it AeA NEW ¥ a iat ‘ ase eg c ‘ | 7 ee s | ‘hips haven't any value. They | me instrument is unusually a my YORK. Dec. 5.—The jur3 “$0 coe Ge _ All a ; ; ‘ . Pal 7. . . , e " ‘ : Much \ o> Seapets Rupert M.!;. of course, only one heny obtained a lease on the :n- Whyte-Fox Cream. This treatment | any other cutting or burning method, ie yn Tati uC “ Paton y Pg a s * e , Retains ; a ’ ‘ : : ' ee adapt : ; mag ,| ing the ine INNACie prove . Tena ~ = eget Erwin ed Doheny Much Agitated. tire 38,000-acre reserve, was has astounded experts by correcting wees 8 pe nt bas bed a, Ph Cal snteite: dedeebiin aleeameaiia od 4 WHY BUY IMITATIONS MADE OF 4 : ee. e, sons Of; = «tz , . side ., broached by Doheny to Robis ‘ . . hospital bills to pay. se method has | OR"; r=" we wee He (Doheny) was considerabd!s } y ison in not only the commonly known forms Osptta pa; the students decided they should } ‘Charlie be ; ie s W. Morse ] 7 - 6 ; ' me f en ft re antv-s ear agitated, said the witness |‘ oe " ; ’ , 1 nape Bo 1 Rage wre et He a ? a: - have their own disciplinary rules | a Q 1922. which was introduced in evi- are unnamed or misnamed. Whrte- and in more than twelve thousand : - : They appealed to faculty mem- ! 9 4 * a communication, signed Nov. 6 of skin troubles, but aso manv that cases. The book is sent postpaid fre | | ~y Sentence for Iowa Slayer. | solemnly. , uced | | _ CLINTON, Ia., Dec. 4.—Harold| “Over what you told him?” ea-| dence. What negotiations, if any,| Fox is now put up in convenient: : : ’ an bert K.” | } might have occurred between Fall | form for home use, and may be had | to persons afflieted with piles or bers and Al! er K. Heckel, dean of | | Ae couse tt’ LOOK FOR TIMS LABEL IN GAP A Knabe Ampico ~S68, charged with the murder of ’ ; : % other rectal troubles who clip this a ee en ens Ae ATOR eS eee wea ao The Balance May Be Paid as Low as $12 Per Month ee a gerly inquired Hogan. “Over what | 7 ard J. Stewart, insurance sales-|I told him,” affirmed the witness and Doheny on the subject, Robi-/ at good drug stores at small cost,.| ‘ tr ve A poy g pes wear dicted Pato ne b the aN - e » after pleading guilty to the heavily. son did not know. under a money-back guarantee. item and mail lla name and wd | champ one “if-government. Dean Pir pane “Anis nae ©, today was sentenced to life “What else did you tell him?” In his letter to Robison, Doheny | Treatments also are given at most dress to Dr. Me leary, 546 St. Louis Heckel deciared he would leave a « OO BRaae . Tene e nee ee i.) ; : nment. urged Hogan. “I had previously stressed the advantage to the pub- good barber shops. Ave., Excelsior Springs, Mo. the ship at Honolulu unless some- |= seed : oe ’

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Lot wey ON Ge, © " ee BOLE ERE IPOS ANNO Die tay age ieianetinn ee © georges e ey sn he, AA li ok A ne ee ha Y + SOT ae eit , " Sion 7 dar a - . 7, Oe, f ? Hy ol iiiasinceedllenaeeatthba tenets ane Oe ie TO ee ee ‘be succeeded by Pierre Jay, chair- [man of the boara of directors cf. ithe Federal Reserve Bank of New Me York. — | Sterrett’s letter making known 1t10N | his intention was dated Berlin, Nov. 20, and was addressed to S. Par-'! rett. American member of the Ren-' ords in the State Banking Depart- larations Commission, has resigned | ment disclosed today that Carl J. ‘his post, effective Jan. 17, and will! Peterson, former Kansas Bank : Commissioner, had an overdraft League Representative An- nounces at Geneva That His Country Will Termi- nate Unequal Agreements Most of Them Will Be firmed, but Op Centers on State enal | ,..; Gilbert, Agent General for Reop- | ° ‘arations. It was presented at to-| Board Selections. ‘day’s meeting of the Reparations, indi |Commission and was made part of! : ‘the record. | my the Jefferson City ao | Sterrett, who was Gilbert’s prin- »st- Dispatch. . os ent of the ah t-Dispat ‘cipal assistant during his more than JEFERSON ‘ ITY . Dec. 4.—A two years’ service, resigned because large turnover in Gov. Baker's of-'.¢ a desire to resume law practice fielal family, due to resignations, |i, the United States. term expirations and various board, yyruoh of the success of the Dawes at the League of Nations, an- upheavals and reorganizations,/nian was attributed to Sterrett’s nounced today in a statement on cS ¢ . . ; : : . —— nage ee S€S- aid and counsel, in the Agent Gen-'China’s recent denunciation of the sion of the state . —— with a list eral’s letter of acknowledgment. Sino-Belgian tre ity of 1865. of approximately 100 recess ap- The statement says China will re- pointments. Legislature convenes $2500 Loss IN DOWNTOWN FIRE fuse to submit to the World Court Jan. 5. the question of interpretation of By -the Associated Press. GENEVA, Dec. 4.—China has de- cided to terminate all unequal treaties on their expiration, Chu Chao-Hsin, Chinese representative Most of the appointments, prob- BI Sets Off Sprinkler, Damaging | the treaty, since it considers the | ably, will be confirmed without ‘controversy political, rather than question, but pre-session comment Stock of Drug Firm. ‘regularities in the management of : Fire, started by an overturned Judicial China, however, is will-| a So Sevelep on pressing iron in the shop of the/ing to submit the case to the’ last June for $1946 in the People’s State Bank here, which closed its a eet nama doors yesterday. Peterson aiso Now Denied That Briand, lowed the bank $2150 on a persona! note and Mrs. Peterson had over- drawn her checking account $200. Peterson owns 19 shares bank's capital stock. | No evidence of any unlawful! Ir- With Mussolini. the bank has been found -by the State Examiners. Roy L. Bona By the Associated Press. . ? é State banking commissioner said Xu there probably Wi A Tho rercn : ls TEP +hat +} e + hin ‘ : : : ; rh i ¢ ords sn W ee. Si Lad fol with Premier Mussolini of Italy lowing borrowed from the bank: | ms sitting in with M. Briand, Sir Aus- Jonathan M. Davis, former G@ver- tting in with M. B . nor: JOhn Barret urer of the Democratic State Cen-| Sgesemann, the For¢ign Ministers of France, Great Britian and Ger- | many respectively, has apparently J. R. Coffey, cash- M. F. Reinhardt ; Simmons, directors of the S. S. Irwin, also a director | come to nothing, if indeed it was and Peterson's law partner; Burt/ ever contemplated. Brown, State Registrar | Statistics under Davis, and Allen & McMahon, wife of assistant State Bank Commissioner - Chamberlain and Strese- mann Planned to Meet | PARIS Dec. 4. — The much | ill be some losses. talked of “Big Four” conference tt formerly *treas- ten (ham berlain and Gustav of Vital M. Vandervelde, the Belgian tatesman, disposed of the matter | Joe McMahon, by asserting, after a long talk with | M. Briand this afternoon, that there | Piano Values! Choose Either of These Beautiful Grands Monday, STORE OPEN for Immediate or Christmas Delivery EVERY EVENING For over half a century the name Wurlitzer has stood for all that is good in music and musical instruments. Wurlitzer’s prices have always been as low as they could to be consistent with quality—but all during this month they are lower still. ‘ Cemetery Lots ° ae anne eh BRST Be SAARI Vga Get SAS eA EL Oe SOT | i P : On the Following sees Board gricklaying and Tuckpointing. .. r enters and Builders.....-.. Canvassers, Solicitors ..---- Carpet Cleaning Chiropractors -... Cleaning and Dye Coming Events Electric Wiring Express and Hauling Gas Pipe Cleaning Help— Men. Boys Help—Women, Girls Hotels instruction tace Curtain Cleaning... Lost and Feund s* eee Dede BAe OHH CORSE OSS +i +t wo the confirmation of some. The . : Co. on the third League Assembly, the statement _ eeetrol the Senate with Rens we the watiinne at 704 Wash- | declares. under Davis. was no thought of such a confer- 21 members, or three mo t sent ce —---- Salento crenninte ey ence. He and M. Bris sin 4 i re han ington, avenue, last night set off | Sixteen Powers have treaty rights INCREASE IN ASSESSMENT Lal otek ilaeeeuetia wate L uli i Millinery Moving and Storege the r.quired majority of 18. The , , an automatic sprinkler syste€™m jin China, including Belgium. The bet the Le f Nati Coun- —~S =. , Rae BS OF 26 BANKS IN ST, LOUIS : Ta! ealee which 34. Vandeuvabha nits | ~~ > ; Pe . = +3 = a | x | painting Medical Republic hol : ats. ee ae oestinona which damaged the stock of th@/otnerg are Brazil, Denmark, among politicians in St. Louis to| “of Wilson Drug Co., occupying France, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, | The City Comptroller's office yes- preside Alien C. Orrick president of the St the lower floors, to the amount of Mexico, the Netherlands, Norway, bellied completed an adjustment of Miche Meet “by Chance” Louis Board of Police Commission- | *7°0°._ F'xtures ae teh ogra Peru, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, |.) 959090000. or 3.108 percentin-| gir rege Pipa Ps» grape ar ly Dr. | ers, but this opposition has not ee ,_ | Switzerland and the United States. | wrease in the assessment against Stresemann and M Briana : 2 heen effective so far. Baker has loss of the drug company is cov- Denunciation early this month by mis ania ae is a: Sots 10 a ot hee a ly ex- ihe Gt Louis board full in- | to on -ekin Government of the Sino: | pues imposed by the State Board |ferende atihourh lLésietasae i Ce dorsement and has been deaf tojsnetitutions must be confirmed. a. a Chten mora gg a. ~ 'of Equalization. onerence is planned. It ts taken complaints. Orrick was confirmed ° ‘| ~The State board had increased for t th | : : Baker reorganized this board early | series of treaties which have long. “ or granted that these three lead- by the last Senate, but the term for}, 1995. after the members dead- some banks a greater percentage ers are likely to talk things ove , ee ia in iso, =v . | been in force, and led to fears that . . , be! ino Sage! a . which he was appointed expired, locked on carrying out the Gover- |. than others, the average eng informally; they will know how t and he was reappointed on Jan, 2,/..... 4. tame that hte Brethers |” WOU denounce the remain-/ 31093 Thus, the Lafayette-Sputh | pent by sthanee. | tH th . 1926 ee er. eee uae femane, |e, trestles as their terms expired. | sigg Bank was increased from $1,-|\4c. te Tet. pct 20: sy et beorgey Mansa ulpin of St. Joseph | roaay’s statement by Chu Chao- 311,730 to $1,911,780, and _ the fair TM te eee sit Printing. Professional eo a Resorts—4 ountry Board .. Roofing +e Brandnew | he = Apartment Size ae | 1 eee ee ee ether 0 NEP eA A Aa Be hy I lg 4 1 es hl ety > es a ee Beast at“) | me A ee Room —PFor Color aren _- =jtuations Special Notices Storage and Moving Steve Repairs Theatrical Toilet Articles Trade “Schools Tuckpoirting ( ndertaking | natin i c cul : | | rhe principal opposit ie ” oe and Luther Wilson, a Democrat, of Hsin, however. 1s the first official i enciidiiiiaes Maite Moaen $1 668.048 ed to center around the State | Jefferson City, be appointed stew- | 574 indicating the realization of oe ohn p00 M. Briand ts understood to have Penal Board, headed by Dr. Cortez | ards in two of the hospitals. The jsnis fear j O 92,900, UUU. > “a s f len ane Olitical!. intr ‘or } ‘ oy ; F. Enloe, close friend and politica jappointments were made after The Sino-Belgian treaty was de- per cent apply to all banks on a : 7 aa co others interested in German prob- ee Ss weaker. The entire boar. | Baker reorganized the board. W./ nounced after Belgium had refused spa} ht li basi comprising five members, must); Robinson of La Plata and Mark | negotiation of a new treaty based. phi x a3 en wn lems, particularly Belgium. What- come up for confirmation. |A. McGruder of Sedalia are theion the “quality and rec!procity”| Fmds Life by Igniting Clothes. ever may occur the allies ought | ; ) m MARSHALL, Mo., Dec. 4.—After to have their -!deas pretty well. A $625 Value objections to talk of a conference a “ ta! f “ont ce The Comptroller made the 3.108 of three or four as discourteous to Trade In Your Old Piano r ee ee Tee ee ‘ he yet eee ” Fae Democratic state platform | members up for confirmation. and had proposed reference of the charged the administration had | Three of the four members of question to the World Court. On excusing himself from the -break- digested and be in accord by now. | “permitted graft and incompetence | the State Highway Commission Noy. 18 it was stated that the Bel. *@5t table today, J. S. McNabb, ai for M. Briand, Sir Austen Cham.- | in the management of the penal in-/| must go before the Senate for ap- gian Rawerament would soon sub-| Wealthy resident of Elkland, near} | M. Vandervelde and M_. | here, committed suicide by soaking | Zaleski, the Polish Foreign Minister. | stitutions,”’ but did not go into de-| proval, They are C. D. Matthews. mit the Sino-Belgian treaty con-| om | his clothes with oil and setting! muile } Marriage Licenses No Comparison § Births Recorded for This Value Burial Permits If you make up your mind quickly “MARRIAGE LICENSES. i Good you can have one of these delight- 1908 Goode larities in purchases of prison sup- McGrew, Republican, of Lexing- jjaterally, the Chinese Government | fire to them. His charred body/ today. and all four took the train . e in ws ay t “ni as ¢ litogether tonight for Ge own payment—then take as long as oa & ‘ S-APia’ at/i neva. . 30 months to pay the balance if yo Diplomats ata Lunch. . ] P i . y' " like. A small deposit holds any im 4 > are t+ “4 c. + . a } } plies, without competitive bids, ton: and Hugh Stephens, Demo- having formerly decli : , hese ch: ita a a have foe — — these charges, | orat of Jefferson City. it jointly. i made by a Republican purchasing ;, ; Qt : — wermany and Italy maw it : | w embers of the State Pub- > . Sh : ny and Italy may now : . t th } , | Tv “s a b : : Britain Will Not Intervene, Minits- lained, “is the Chinese struggling | by thie time what *ha, te aoe strument for immediate or Christmas agent a © prison, were shelved | Service Commission, J. H. Por- |; a . th vy this time what these four think ; b h Bo: ns , ter Tells Chinese. r their fundamental] rights. pee » lala . ' 4211 RK, delivery. y t e Penal oard. r of St. Louis and S. * ¢ Hutcl> SH AN +H AT Pe 4 a eat R , “We the British F orelzn Secrer ary ; Py d 4 i 2 t- : ——— reé ‘ a4 eat } "ertal ’ — ‘ . 4 Lar The members of the board areéjinson of Kansas City, ‘both Demo- | ee “a eg hiss : sty ggesting « ~ people were/had the German : , Ee : sea toes : ' Britain has no tntention of inter- eager for war in the F ) he fi Enloe, Warden Leslie Rudoiph and] crats) must be confirmed, likewtse ‘ 8 i Ch : ae Ha theten | a esuule ded — — Far East, he | bassadors to lune . 4 . , rTeninge in nina gs cnadiic Aiairs..g ributec to th b ON Cy gc ANG CR AAT SEE Ck) eR te Rohe — pice Prrgaee an 11 Deerntgage te cane & trerdin aénd ? a " . RL REE A ih ABT NE ete 0 a Ame gr ayn Teh rw eat Fh Ps 6 entre 4 ing i he Tory press ‘“‘the MW Wandederval.2. Dp, ; ‘ | m Yancerveide sale Fae neat Suthep Stl age th aselia = OR Oe ETNA ELT "I aNRate NEN ARE EC my a. NBS ts et AMES = lle os ino- + PTE a En epnatnt — Arnmerenente Mate pian G GPO My Wn perme a re ay ’ | . OR, 6 rrr Ret % at $ a ; ; a 4 '" @413 Goode Parole Commissioner A. . Stein-jec > Financ : issione ; f : | aro Farin Suncin,| State Finance Commissioner 8 L | put wii hold out a aympathetic | usual preliminaries to war tales of | pane Vanaervelde sal A Small Deposit Holds A ful new. instruments, tou haw . Stliai I siTii i Par ot to. ays talk with ma e€posi oO $s ny 7230 Menard y interested - “8373 N. Ninth a pre- |} p the resignation of Dr. Enloe as a! of Clayton and J. C. A. Hiller of | uation but this did n nean inter-j| 4 onium unen Chi ' : ' #-* Aw Ww } upon { ouint ogainst up ’or renewa! . , me | OWilliam Uffma: -**"t708 McNair | had participated in the demand for} Election Commissioners; two mem- Former Premier Llovd George e}unan +} , ae) SEER EPEC 140YG Veorge Came upon her by the Western powers.’ 2IP DT rar | . BERLIN, Dec. | mo iykes - . £F eo, oF George Sykes i hen e pr’ cola 13 si0 N Twelfth 4841 Margar “4 beck, Republicans: Farm Superin-j| ¢ eee os ~ ' ; s: : rr i Oe ed ares Ww Teme! . nan Semen, Oe and neipful hand. Miles W. Lamp 1 ages, suggestion of worse to Wars devoted to the Chi a die ] trument for Immediate - always wanted such a Piano—now, an rae. UL It ed ime Chinese sitr- ms noe te gent : Ss , line > ~ . — 1 dustrial maperin — nt Tf. peed | McAtee, Republican, of Spring: | the Chinese General Chamber of ‘China’s ports are occupied by! na. “bya ®1°) Critcendon Mosby, Democrats. | field. State Insurance Superin- | Commerce today in an address at a sand governed * + tem. TUT Belgium vieWs were identical. | one ata venuine saving Ajl seven members of the State|tendent Ben C Hyde. of Kansas ia reception tendered him i : orga y -0F- | Belgium ts particular! ” auld “nes ‘ : er. . Winenester ‘entae seis 29 Send ga cater : 27 . he continued. “The Chi- | j, Chinese affairs heca:, $01 N. Nintn conf t '} | 4@mpson said the chaos in China nese cannot raise revenue tn thetr Finicie ee Tr oee te Bs confirmation. It is recalled that/ been reappointed after the last, had worked to : own way: yet they arean empire of nee ico 4038 3. Main . : i ; ei " Ay, ¥CL tsiil’) are n ipire oF ry ur fhe : i . : Baker called for resignations of Legislature adjourned. He is aitrade in hina, but mor h , 100 of civilized veonles . ine Pekin gx véernment, which | th . e JYUYVVUYU Gi ivitizae vt *€) ies 13 = 8} doh dil oe” ‘ ? “AX ha “t. r all board members in September,} prother of former Gov. Hyde. letriment o hinese than ti it- ; : ee nny is trying to make a te — ’ oe rare raiu.y (ney are rebelling. Case in order to stabliah aah Vision ; a aa; Ji Ui 4 eS. Qiiagh wi following a row over demands for ‘ el ee > _ — ae 8s 5 rifteentm . - 4 x rt VM Mi: af ne vere €2U . . deno ] ir > ; ‘ * «“ - , | the list are Robe Elhinney, | \ J China ts indeed black. We eign convent r uncing other for- B.- la Waesermann hota: HA If tL | aSventons When they come Jan . Eve =. Cal. | Can member of the board. In the re-| Kirkwood gS member? of the St. vention. Ge no ail : ; : Q “nie Ste , i. : i ith ill of eatest moral! teach- 7 a veme 2pring j Emmett P. North of St. Louis, for-| Commissioners: four members of | Strugglers for Rights against the indienity ? mer president of the board, who/the Jackson County Board of BRADFORD. England Dec. 4 : i ey a age gf Chagrin Over Comferences, . eet ie C. nu 2.71) ifijUSLICS TLL LICLER Br the Assoviated Press — a James Cc. Smith ‘ Lent ¢ f ' * Mey $ ' : | leona Mary Slocum Enloe’s retirement, were not reap bers, each, of the Kansas City and to the support of China today in ad- The British Government was un- 4—German po- St. Louls Boards of Police Comis- a Liberal meeting at Brad- der great pressure to do cometh Lettie Booten : - AU ase ‘Se ¢ CC Sosurs WV ig s nNecaAine a 5 Eleemosynary Board Shakeup. : _ Over the conferences now heince Mae Mcc ° — > P . 4 ™ né " a" — 4a i re OG 2. * . ; ae , “ arty [wo mempers of the Board ofj| cently appointed Missouri Work- eds,” he declared are not! said. and it was essential that pub- | ws aris by Foreign Secretary . t ai caus f the trouble i mninton shan! oo | eT | aie he real cause of the trouble in opinion should be aroused. Bieitein wWoreie ‘i | c= 4 é : ns (tain, Foreign Minister Briand cf! ~ . Ss. . + em we , : _ iype bl >. | Ae Pi te ae Le ‘. sj cay ohelrens 4751A Mage 3337 Lawton W. B. MeGregor an Al wt ~ 3 . 4 pea re . ac tendent I teG Ko and In ville and State Oil InsPector =. A son, British Minister to China, told come and pani ‘ky stories.” bide , ss e b » a\ ~ - « . } ¥ oleate le oa a . a ti . am On, concerning which the French Christmas Delivery mere Is your opportunity to oO tain fansae City. Mo. te me. Board of Health wil) be up a, City, also is on the list. having | af s want; "2 on sal _ 1 oOn Was denounced Pemnsyivanka 1925, and reorganized the board A - of pint: 1 ish tri ‘ Sritis} Broadway | ( =v, = o 44 ; mone other appointments on (a4 v4 ade i ii : e. “Th a " 3 ~ ‘ : 2 ‘ rei Pi“ O pester ' - - ~ + : | | rh ord of Western civiliza dent for Cal. | G3 or izati Yr. an ‘ ‘ort . loar : Sleep tio . ee =. apt Me gan 7a on, L r I nloe ur d Dr. Louts { ounty Boat d of El . tion Lloyd Georzce Praiees Chinese As irprising ae AT « *}y nN l Ge Ian P liti ! Ges se aay : ' i as aai esd . eee ee my ai ¢ I Cz - : an . ; $ a Circ Tes Display ; wamnny i001 SAMI gt eee — 4 oy w ngton . ‘ . = killiocise Wass ‘¢ pointed. tical circles have shown chagrin | sioners; and members of the re- : “impulsive and provocative.” he | \dolph F. Meyer oe ee ai4ita Pa Y*VUGALIVEeE, S rm 2 iy > . Managers of the state eleemosynary men’s Compensation Commission. | n Chamberlain of Great | France and Foreign Minister Zale- 3 . > A oo” SP ate BF VV 4% es Rub read OP ci \ ski of Poland, tn whi "y ee é VE: ag aoe ah if , Belle thles _ae Winieat los Shy: i ch Boreign ’ Me a - ‘ fy * ; J. W. Grafeman 23517 N Minister -andervelde of Belgium . = ne H HiuskeY¥ : 4 > asso Was reported to have taken oe part. The Germans say !t ts unfair, now | that Germany is a full-fledged aren ber of the League of Nations. for & group within the League to A and L. Willams, 2720 Adame. held a conclave with the Purpose — ~~. , 7 Sa 7 af" 24 ie and A. Holman. 2608 Ween of inited front on mat - . = | ae 2 é, sy and C. James, 318 5. Twenty-third. s + a4 4 Zi - - : : : and 1 urper. 391 > - Enright. - ~ a — a ™ : abiith at iss l1é bet. een Germany nd and C. Lieve. 2746 Gambier her former enemies, and A. Walker, 2470 Beigiade ' eS ae : ie - rT}. mr } “ > ha es} : : ‘ q — ty Lae, SARIS A Morg« ; Fhe Diplomatic ” Politische Kor- Willams, 2670 Gambie respordenz, semiofficial mouth- Schaefer, 4711 Rosewood. piece of the Foreign Office ecla-. Romeo, 5913 Emma r : , d eo 28 ft Rudoton, 554 Fi lmere. that such conferené¢es “are caleu-| Meorarin, TOL] &. Grand late@ to furnish added data to crit- iocg Srmon North * 2900A Z900A BN. ~ Ws 4 eee . FT A ON - [_.. Vanetratien A. Weston istniliiasiath cet canih. tcc dicta en Oe ee », ¢ LNs BIRTHS RECORDED. BOTS and J. Davis. 916 Beaumont we a ae oy Ai ’ + . ’ 3 j 1 sais wk at Morgan. 4107 Ghippews. he Powers less favor- ak *139 Eaet Grand. f ** ‘ ° . . t (jal lagher 2132 ha a : oe a gift replete with wonder and happiness— pe eele ined! tower the 1 Lange. 3816 Texas s Se inspir y the sublime beauty of its amazin rf oe ee SOW the League of . ' 4 _ orman “ > - +; ; & pe ce. Nations, supporting their doubts as When League can be : ; . The PANATROPE > MH 10} -abi > — ansformed from an instrument of ’ ~Si' i = sac & : u billy = XL A inet to Con yure up * ‘ill . " ie i , : ; . ¥ ; = o ° (s : 4 bs] vt : * {,¢rakiite th ef - : j a é Lie ‘ is Pow ers into R forum,Mm ~ . - sa i> —~ # : oe * “ . ‘ - rr ; anes aan @ music of YOur mood, from records or trom your for the regulation of world quas-; —. = = 4 Me Se ee | and F. Elpoer. 2244 Sullivan - -* r 4 ‘ . 8 4 . F ; . = ; - | a i ‘ad frustkeiaeki. 1708 Howard. dle od CC. Fowler. 1035 Carrel radio (with which it may be used aS 104 power loud This attitude is supported by a speaker), this amazing new instrument brings music of — large part of the German press. | Osc at) Pesmayieaai - — ‘ E a a : Bes a ih unsurpassed beauty, of a lifelikeness that has startled the “W028 Bates. world. Such music cannot be imagined, you must hear O00 Contract. Brand-New 3960 Ashiand. it yourself. Hear the Panatrope, hear it at the Aeolian 1926_ bv the Prees and Pulltzer Sil 50 4 | Fant MD etmeyer 112% Angetics a Palan. 752 Syracuse E E M and E. Imboden, 4009 Westmineter. ‘ m ’ ~ ? - » Se % . ae 3 * : oo ’ : Company, where a daily demonstration of its remarkable Publishin ‘os. (New York Wor | : Rush. S380 Weile (heaney. 377 N. Taylor musical capacity is being given. Hear one record or one dpe be oP = 3 ee WARSAW, : | Dec Rep- | &. | | am. 8 eee : : ; 4 - FF Winrmpee, 1422 Deer. 4 H 2 Klirick. 4815 Magnotia. A . d vwidy 4947 Maryland Reproducer ' 3G. Nune, 17%? Sicholeos selection over the radio through this marvelous instru- reentatives of the American-Euro pean Utilities Corporation are ex | Me Riesenbeck. 3160 Leola. ? 5535 Vernon t and y ; blem for this Christmas wil ment and your gitt problem for this Christmas will be cted to arrive here Dec. 10, to| * sign a contract with the Polish Gov- SO ed ernment for a $706 Aan 009 scheme | for electrification of Poland. the New York World and Post-Dispatch corresp: ndent was informed her today. The $°A AANA AnH ts to he ‘% inisthh the > * * an fone Pe st ae N AMERICANS TO CLOSE DEAL TO ELECTRIFY ALL POLAND Udlities Agents Expected in War- saw Dec. 10 to Sign $20.000.- re ee ATTEN), a ee Syrnigi oh ore FO, Riad CTR AR NST ops o ne PE ORIGIN ON EE NCR OC Rp RRR pe RE Hamm Kortz. 3500 Beit : é GIRLS. - | nef Cornet], 3435 Clark - 3 1114 N. Fifteenth. ; 3 7 a’ d A i dem yd : : ; q nad M Morgan. 2966 Ofive ‘ jerretr. 173 SN Tayler avis, @24 Beaement As Low as $20 Per Month Seni? 6« taster 1917? N FPourteentS After Small Down Payment 3864! Garfield 1Tis ‘sever TRADE IN YOUR OLD PIANO YR Ma ta ~* Think of being able to always have beau- tiful music at your command. That’s just what this Piano will do—by the simple movement of a lever it will play popular or classical selections—which- ever you want. Operates from light socket. Handsome dark mahogany case, wonderful tone. Exceptionally attractive In every way. * Panatrope Prices Are Prom Our Special Christmas Purchase Plan. which provides tor a materially reduced initial cash payment, will prove ni bd i loaaed to Poland ty the American $ interesting. Let us explain it to you. Carporation. composed of the Gon ™ ¢ . . : = ? 4 | a —— - ral Electric, Western Electric ard Equitable allowance on your present [Instrument Westinghouse intre> . pai Open KVveninegs . 1) Coan tmas * | ng guaran ad hy ie >, + ate Nr, : The Panatrope is available in a es mumber of attractive art cabi- | ern Ni emattie i aT Mos sand’s gvailable water ower is to be utilized. particularty f r Polis} ralicia, formerly nets——also in combination with | COMPANY of MISSOURI the (8tube) RCA Radiola W.P. CHRISLER~PREFIDENT ha negotiations to a concliwion an “OPEN 1004 OLIVE STREET M take seven or eight yearn. Tt EVE- King Stxophones and Band Instruments meveenor of th. F. hora "‘Pouen NINGS Super-Heterodyne. This in- , Bank of Boston who recentiy re- RADIOLAS tra strument may also he used as 1006 OLIVE ST. wr, Coit Howard Larkin, 39574 North Market. ot - Young. 442704 Uewiwer [ Pattiz. 3419 Kingshighway NW and HH tawtor, TAZ9A Creare and KR Seuith. ABI4A Vewt. ; ' and E£ Reichardt. 306444 N. Whit SL PEE EI LOIS MG DLT ERI “leap, "ot ra + 2grt>ag + sO ge & and D. Wood. 745 Radeliffe end M Hall, S074 Waterson. and VY O Shee. 1705 Hebert. | R. DeWalt. TYIS Southweet and B Latta. Bast St Loufe. Oi. ‘ end A Anderson. 494454 Arco. ™~ @n¢d M Cottrer. 1545 January (= @ ' a=d A Sehollier 999 ta Salle EVE- ; 53 ; 4 ands Woodruff. S024 Ray BURIAL PERMITS. snger, T2. 2386 5S Oct onahue. 42 892 Park ‘'lenhen. 78. 5500 Arsenal ‘oa Trazykowski *nt Rartay “oN Ta his NER: y AME Ape ee 0 op 89 0 WEES ehibevoy ~ * Pe IPOD ces: Nm iat sp elite. > 5 > the loud speaker for your resent radio. Operates from PANATROPES turned to the United States trom| a tour of investigation in Poland. ght socket. Eliminates B wae largely instrumental! in making batteries. the negotiations sucoeasf ul. arenas BRUNSWICKS eit © > oa Celeman 1oof NSN Mth. thera Pelikan. 64. 2215 Areenat. ketelaben akohe +

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onday, | STORE OPEN a ae 7 os ws a This Value ake up your mind quickly have one of these delight- instruments. You have anted such a Piano—now, our opportunity to obtain ‘enuine saving. facet f ues! EVERY EVENING —e _ “i detiaait bas hate reewercer Se recente Ee Rey ee ee + ° Peace reser ES; : : Pesastessgetisstestisteettetnittte teed ded £ Rooms and Board Pevewin Yi i PRP gg RE Ea. PRM, bday ay LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER '-Index. To Classified Advertisements On the Following Pagest a Auditing sy Accounting. oad Travel Trips pricklaying and Tackpolating ! in ‘chopped mushrooms or a little pi- formula for damp recently published tn this column, we refer vou to the formula which appeared in answer to M. oo of Nev. 17 dear brother of —_, dear grandfather. amount of milk 615 Converse avenue. thickening until ment in Mount Carme! Cemetery. sauce is v aol by melting . ta a se atnanestenattinmensnerassunatunenerens ‘UNDERTAKERS and Olive - reets, rs... States forest reservations. not know of any clubs of the kind in the West End sec- — , EIS F into rest Add seasoning . 2 Meee 3 ' mixture until -If you @esire to copy- N Suscuh Felix Holzmark . ige if} ALL ERS—En eee Dec. 4. 19 ung _ mi. Ww ashington . BARBIERI ‘ and L. Williams, H. and E. Williams, | Sampson} | dear ®! ster of (,eorge ¢. son and Mrs. 0. J. W eber i-law, niece and granddaughter. Funera! fro: n family “4009. Ww extmineter. iri K A815, Macnolia. Aeree enone et tt eet heloved on Q PABR Bt RIAL PE RMITS. J ow of Walte r anmgere and eur dear ny 2 AL aN ete tee Dec. 4. 192 rt al PF oes wife * g tLe "jams, dear mother cf Mrs. Josephine H. ee u‘ spencer B. Adams. F uneral Monday. gure: the Kron chapel. ?7 evard. 26. at Wittic Dn Ai ers. beloved Alers, dear mother nan, dear daughicr of Wittich, dear sister Gertrude Grabau Leo his ; + ; | from the home of mer | Ferry road. to* St. Church Hall's 8 ih | terment in St.. Johns BAMRIC K—Entered Dec. 3, 18026.. at Bamrick. beloved brother D. and “rancis P. brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly’ - Fao Ors, Sa” mae ei] ornin tery. JeC, Ph oro husband PY ae Bertha Bar. | bier) (nee Meyere) | Gero] neehe and Louisa | Nicholas Barbieri. Mrs. Mrs. Rose Mazzoni our dear uncle Funeral from Arthur flores, 3846 Lindell boulevard, {morning, Dec. at iCharles Borromeo's Chasch. Calvary Cemetery. / BU gg ge RE a into rest ares 920. holder of 4530 Clayton mother of Mrs. ; r Burkholder) of Buffalo. d Arthur Burkholder of Alliance. Neb.., sister of Mrs. E. E. Remains at the Ambruster. ‘funeral chap- 1 4234 Manchester avenue. 11 m.. Monday. Dec. 6. Heights U. ~ annie {Mo.) papers please copy. CAIN—Entered into rest on nage my 2. .1926. at Il p. m.. | Simpson _ beloved wife of Peter dear daughter of Lenora and the late George and Charles Simp- , our dear sister- F re me = ‘Ss | SATANIC sateres Hot avenue, on Sunday at 2 elo Intern Cemeters Pescnmaite ic L a Dec a 1 26. at Clifford home ‘Dali oni}, inue. dearly beloved thifdrd. beloved mother | Smith. Helen. Dorothy | ford, dear sister of James Dalton and our | all tg dear sister-in-law, mother-in-law | vr forty third year Funeral Monday, Dec. from the Geor ‘ge Bi Easton avenue. to N: tre thence to Valhalla Cemetery. | COVEY—Enatered into rest eternal at 1 30 | | I 3. 1926, Grace alende M a. m.. Friday. 1 Co ver. ‘bel ved sister | Evelyi i Kyle and H. of Meade and Howard Kyle - | Funeral Sunday. Dec. m., le 101 3 North _ Kingshighway from 1 s) ne e. ber ule v al . c RAY Ww roRD—F itere 4 day. Dec ww, Reid Wits Shy ‘bel aoved “wife Washington Ross Crawford, Mrs. Grace E. Trail. Mrs. Esther R. Zum- walt and our dear sister and grandmotner Funeral Monday, Dec. _ from the sag cot ra. Gertrude Worth, bouleva:d, to halla Cemetery. Deceased | OLDENDORF— Enter ed Was 4 haateae” of Bellefontain: 3, No. 69 CO. E. §.. Ladies’ Alhambra Grotis, Quentm American Legion. and Walker uxiliary No. 6. United Spanish War Vet- erans ci oe VER -E-ntered inte _rest 3. 18926. at a Ee er heloved wif dear mother of Mre. Addison Culver ! DEV oy On Friday. | mp. m. James eg Mondey. Dec. 7 ‘om Cullen & Kelly's chanel. Lvlor avenie. to St Interment Calvary Cemetery. PFRANKE—S: uddenly at ‘New ¥. York City. Sun day. Nor, oR at 1926. at 1:15 a. vf ase Ohio arenue. tieler Fabry (nee Jannisch}, Fabry. Amanda Bechler. rand, Julla Fischer and brother. uncle, and erence. at the ane Fun on Sunday. Dec. from ee aie Bros.’ ker street, to St. Paul tery. z ‘ . * ,¢ ae ‘A TTI uYTM into have the sput ‘he endbk nen. You should have | pause is causing the trouble. into son of Jacob and be slightly developed pari ‘nts. “8419 “itall a self-add ressed treatment may be used ie tn ree ane wtp one to you. McNAMARA—On Fr iday, Dec. e Joho McNamara. DEATHS _DEATHS” _ REARDON - s4 OG GINS —E rn tered v AR aD om me de 6, - Ri 96 “eW.. h. interment in teers (‘em- dea ar father ot nee ro Patrick vanla avenue, beloved v ife “of Jacob W a rr eae 28. and. our dear stendtaivar anid del er. the coreg ee 1390 in - law atid « ran . mo th € ff Pov mother-1 in- law, RR, 50 “and grandmother t ~ heme, Pa Sur set Burial Park We wish to express pie Haven t , Hermann beloved husband Mathew = | Fair and Weet Florissant avenves What Loeater rae y hen e have a POST-DISPATCH Lost Ad restore valued keepsake never expected to see — er i¢ is heing dene every day. 1111 fer an Expert paliddioes: Hiah st. } a CEMETERY LOTS.-2. adioming. 10x18 each Mason le ection Memorial | effiee. your etere or recorded sell one oF boty af can be feuenéd through Pest-Dispatch Phene your order or leatre Liverside 0616. if with your pearest dreggisct. ny “s ens Cear'v beloved “husband pet avenues. , seen "tetertbeod |\eeiernd fu E Rubeli ng dear Seether of Mre Aid Society ‘of St. James’ E\ vangel- and Excelsior Circle donee the Georrce oo — of _fanerad a SUNSET Burial Park—-Choice front: high | oo eaetieemeieeemeememeneee ee ee dD. C - C lape ‘Girardeau. . ind ' nee | cme Tey pn No “po7 elevation; bargain. ane. OF THANKS We desire to thank our relatives and fridnde i their Kindness and sympathy | | shown us in our sad bereavement in the | _loss of our beloved mother, also Father | Barry, for his consoling. words, the :a! - = and for the beautiful flora} neta | AV ILLIAM AND LILLIAN ENGLER, It is with sincerest gratitude that I wish to express my appreciation and thanks for | the sympathy shown at the death of my dear brother, William Draper. and for the beautiful floral offerings. I wish espe- | clally to thank Mr. Langenberg, who stood me, and employes of the Langenberg Co., and the a % George King. MKS. LB. J. McCLOSKEY. 719 EF. McCarty . _Indlanapolia, Ind, We wish te extend our most sincere | thanks to the cle and young men’s | |sodality of Si Libor ‘us Church, North &t, | || Louis Business Men's Assn. Fairground | _|Mutual Aid Home Mutual Aid. Centennial? Mutual Aid, Vacker Driver Institute, and Leiner Undertaking Co: for their kind '| service, our many relatives and friends for | 4ay evening, Wedriend ay their sympathy and their beautiful floral | Labadie. offerings tendered us in the sad hour of | the lose of our dear | ice Monday. 'FRKANK J, KAMMELL, THE BEREAVED | FAMILY and brother. IL Y. (c) We wish to exted our sincere thanke Our relatives and friends for their Kindess and sympathy shown us in our bereavement ip the loss of our dear ‘ |} mother, Caroline Tolken, We especially Wish to thank the priests of St. rancis de Saies Church, the St. Francis de Sales Married Ladies’ Society. the pallbearers for the many beautiful floral offer- ings. THE BEREAVED CHILDREN. We wish to extend our ‘sincere thanks appreciation to our ré@latives and friends. also officials and employes of the Missouri State Life Ineurance (Go. for the kindness and sympathy extended us in our bereavement over the losg of our dear husband, father and brother, Charlies A. Reum; for the beautiful fieral offerings: algo thankful to the Rev. Carl H. F. Haas for the consoling words offered, the Misses Margaret Billups and Thelma Ser- rill for the music and songs, and the Wack- er-Helderle Undertaking Co. for their ef- ficient services. REUM FAMILY. IN MEMORIAM Past her suffering. past her pain: (ease to weep. for tears are vain. She who suffered is at rest. Gone to heaven with the biest. CHARLES LE HM | ‘TH AND FAMILY. In loving remembrence of Charlies H. Richards, whe died one year ago Dec. 2. | 25. Sadly missed. by | DAUGHTER. SON-IN- LAW AND GRAND- DAUGHTER. | In memory of my “bel oved husband and ‘our father, Benjamin Hetz, who departed hfe one year ago, Dec. 4, 1925 Today recalls sad memories Of the loved one gone to rest. And those who think of him today Are those who loved him best. Saciy missed by wife and children and who loved him. In loving memory of Willia om A, on who departed this life Dec. e do not forget seine " Nor do we intend to. ‘ We think of you often, And will to the end. |} Gone and fongotten by some you ma ii i nag | De dear to owr memory you ever Sadiv miseed by wife and Fame a ioved lim [In loving memory of our fear daughter niece. Florentine Bromwich, who de- parted this life eight years ago, Dec. 3, We mourn for her in sorrow, NO @€yes can see Us Weep, But many a silent tear is shed, hile others are asleep Sediy missed by father. mother, aunts les and all who loved her. (c) ij In loving remembrance of our dear daughter, be | died Dec. 6, 1925 There wes an ange! band in heaven ’atricita Marie Sullivan. who That was not quite compiete, So G 30d then took our darling Patsy To fill the vacant seat. F’rom her loving PARENTS. In loving memory of our dear daughter. 1other and «ister Lillian Boersig (nee Rank). who de parted this life Dee. 3. 1922: Four years have passed since you were here. how we miss you, daughter dear. took you home. it was His will. in ot hearts you Jinger still. ‘Sadly m inet by little daughter. parente. | sister and brother. (ec) In loving remembrance of our dear be- red potoes Mrs. Anna Weil. who died . 7] {}° s B- Three years and one week have passed: oh. iow. we miss her: Friends may think the wound is healed: Little do they know the sorrow hat lies within our hearts con } aled. DAUGHTERS AND GRANDDAU GHEE R loving memory ‘of my dear husband. Homer Netherton. who passed away Dec. 1922 and Jitt! le son, Walter. who passed way May rye ] lips cannot tell gw * I miss them: My heart cannot tel} what to say: God alone knows how | miss them a home that is > yma today. Sadly. missed by thei JONELY WIFE. AND MOTHER. In ae memory , of our dear daughter and sister. Myrtle Duepner. and baby (nee Haneman). who departed this life Dec. 8, t yy. Nine vears have passed @ince you were here ; how we miss you. Myrtle, dear. Some day we hope to = you: gomeé day |: ve know not whe To clasp your hand ina better land. never to part — in. sweet memory of our dear, dariing HER CMILDREN CEMETERY LOTS 2 age LAWN — MAN ‘Teturning to California, Cadillac : Gar. desires 2 more passengers, ch rate \outhern route. See Mr. Johnson, Pontiac : Hotel, ie TRAVEL THE BUS WAY |} Chicago, $7: Kansas City, $7; round iy q trip. $12.50: «stopover privilewes 30 days: i Detroit. $1°.50: Denver $19.50: Lae An- — $44.50. and other cities. Leave twice SPIRITUALISM TRUMPET SERVICE, A STAR OF TRUTH. 7? ° 40: 0A Chouteay. ANY UNPAID Dilla on atock of of Empire Tuesdave and Fridays. as “emeaere Coa... 138 Collineville ay Ez t ‘ey ‘MIDWEST TRANSIT CO. i | MARQUETTE HOTEL.’ GArfiela 1800 fei ii MARYLAND HOTEL GArfiel4 2800. i | JEFFERSON HOTEL, MAin_ 4600, 0. 106 ie ft | bee ; CLUB MEMBERSHIPS eet 11 oF CLUB—Membership; quick sale- i be F “$7 Kirkwood Country Club. Box ie) e G-894. Post- Dispatch if il 4 ‘ : ang SESS p ‘i aie : et SPECIAL NOTICES — lt YOUNG—Dentist: now locate at : i if i ; 3012 Chouteau. no later than Deo, 7. « 1926. 8ST. LOUIS. AUCTION. co e2) ILD lansed life insurance policies de. ceased persons may be valuable: no chal .. Christines aaie om supper. TRUTH ial -apty Parsons. Frida Dalzell, DElmar 7175W te} SP ECIAL NOTIC E—Nick Cook has pur- ased Park and Mississippi and will not be re- sponsible for debts after Dec. 14. Nick Cook a (7) SPECIAL NOTICE-—T. Frank J. Magilo of $311 Abner cl.. City of St. gr, State of Missouri, do hereby give notice that I wil! SPIRITUAL TEMPL E. an 50 0 weet Be|le. Ss. ‘Weatherford. ag CHRISTIAN TRUTH after this date by my wife Frerthe Pe! 1o. SPECIAL NOTICE—I, A. E. asks of 42A Florissant road, city of Fergusen State of Missourt. do hereby ve notice that I will dot he responsible to debts contracted after this date by my wife, Mre Madelene we A. EB. evelopment class Wednes- CHURCH—BServices Mon Tuesday and Frida ELEVENTH CHURCH — Services 5vun- day and Wednesday at 8:15 - ‘Phurs- peengrerinag nt AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL | ST. LOUIS 5 4 POST-DISPATCH. 4 SS 4 ; ; ¥ a — — a reais wee en Louis, send to mm, Loule Auction ‘Co, examinatio n or advice. Call orE © the restaurant of Arnaster Bros... at 3 ¥ PN Reem en, e ’

Emmett st. piLL KOLDER—Lost. containing rings. picture and $7: reward. JEfferson 770. | Isaac MeMulien. 3 ones HoLDEBR —-Lost go la: q Bbout 4 i L. wilien ti ines Bows a Z and -_ ls ager. aun HT CENTER, 4142W Lee av. Tuesdays and Fridays, >t eemnle *® car or on etreet, $5 LF The turn to 606 We shington. Mr Picker! ted BILL POLD—Lost brown: morning Nov @ ORGANIZED SPIRITUALISTS STATE ae ncn ie nictures. clippings and emell b with con- | tente are returned intact. 6207 Ga OF ‘7% BIRD DOG—Laost: pup: black fage. ~ black “Our Aspirations as and G BIRD DOG—English setter. while with amaill blagk epotea on ear. etraved away Saturday Call Kirkwood S58W or re- aor mat bnane. ‘OUR f RCH 2154 Bremen. SEV ENT c HURC H. ard. days. Fri ves Su. m. ; ty BOSTON BRINDLE PTs Last fs. with harness. reward. JEfferson 5314 BOSTON BHULL—Loset: eter | 4 sat chiid’s wet reward. JE fferaon 25g ST254 Maffitt BROOCH DI AMON D—Loet: ” @lé- fashioned heirloom, between Adelaide and College po Conde st.. Saturday. Reward. Colfax GH. Miss Wheeler. Thurs- dave &pD m TENTH CHURCH. oy rid El. EV ENTH nye Dm BROWN FUR Lost plonday. ov, 29: Sommown ; reward. WPRospect at 7 in front of Kingsland Show. 6400 | Graveis: reward: license 289-910: engine " £56» 803 ro Questions asked hone S354KR { of Peter fockermann mother and ss 77 white gray tai ears. 72°" ‘Wied at Maplewood; reward _ fe) wh te 1820 Arsenal io saaelithadiaadeaa COLLIE Laat male. white and yellow: anawere to name Booby reward S7Z1A | TAnceln J®ferson 4078 | COLLIE—Lost —~ re color orange and | white: name Wapi very friendiy name collar. Heckiey, 6444 Normand: re PERSONAL cieP LIN K—[ ost gold with damon 4 iremet Keer ke liberal rewar@ ft re. | turned to owner, 440A Perry. POrce: Who here wouid languish Longer in bewalling and in anguish? Come, O Christ, and loose the chaing that bind us Ps us forth. and cast this world be | the soul ite is vy and rest appointed. ng ta ND AND CHILDREN. CEMETERY hae -- beautifully located: 6-grave: $400 Hand 1154 COMax SI37TR. * (83) | LUT S-crave: $150 per- Gatar .P pel jal care. _ 4750A Cote Bri! hante. ad | PERSONAL CEMETERY LOT—SS. Peter and Paul. 3. grave. cheap. 3186 Morcanford, autos eT F aad Y LAT—i2 -crave Oak Grove ff LAciede TRF? fe} ‘E -METE RY “LOT Wtd—Valhalla, section | 5. Box E-162. Peet-Diepatch. ¢ ate a ME TERY LOT—F¥or oF per@ons. Beth Cemetery; beautifal) located; rea ple. LAclede 9827 = 1 i CE ERY LotT—Memoria) ork, @ | — 4 3 MET 4: new monument. Sell las sr) | CHILD © w adoot chi id rte ng 9-46 68 | Post-Dispatch, AUT OMOBILE AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL $130. Forest 528 W en ee Box P.- 208. ‘Post. Dispatch. _ t- | c * ~~ lam; cretonne. in North “et. | Louis Priday morning: suitable reward | 4150 Weet Fl rigseant. COM fax 0278. (c) DIAMOND: RING —-Lest: 4900 Husee!! Greod and Washinretoen or Bate Theater. heral rewar! ‘(;Rand 2RHAt , DIAMD® RING--Last: gold pas ib ERSONAL—Dear wife Margaret c. have buyer for shop. PERSO NAL—Ruth, PER ON AL—- Ag iP | phen w Kir vw: od 4° , PERSONAL —Da\ ° ' baad 3% Lanewfeliow GRand 06056 rpatle atria ers name Taddie . reward. reward if returned to 1°77 Chaabhers Oe Liat about J nile a collie dog, ten - male , 2 Heward _ Lan vir Lindel! s744W of Dallas and Fe Paso. 25 PUR NECK PIE: . J ce lon sac Weak ee GAMES —l pel Fore Shall Hina | Wants. r 3634 Shaw. Dears Grand a wants i Lost ta ” REDALE— Lei “female. black en: ee high: reward. Cail DElmar 6919 4 eek azo. with sods om it: in on street or Hodtarrort ce finer money and $29 extra reward if fait Rand fej white body: reward. Cal 512 8. Harrison. Kirkwood. Ke- fet r (es) VROLET LANDAU——*tolen whemiinie Th IMM; Lawt female, black end for information Hiland 270% rewart if returned to ewner. Gist Loaet. eoille. female: black and whit- 1 ’ i black and white setter pup $F) Loet, amall black and white Roe o: —_ Brown and white: Heenced: apewe:s LAclede 7442 eae oar . «eet ryeuniie. male victin ; we white merkine+ erect ase Bune v Airetiale tan and ” blank . N Tayler Leet: white French male roedie- RN EO GAGA, MaDe RI A raetetl a ieee en Julius nS -tabraeewe, N aA ONE AS AA NB mis al Rate ee ae Grand car G

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POST-DISPATCH. ae ee - SEAS e an RES uit Suggestions ee Everybody SRSEARISE SAS BIE PERE ai tiles, Mae 4 Sikes 9 Disk, A nol — aS. ES oh. AS hey, Do leo tee AO Reng tthe * " ee nS fog i? ~~ ee a eres bees ' Pte Ze — mg “LING Ret hie | a) HAULING hetus, a = GENERA - it rr ia. : img - os " 1 te | Lie “ney or ace mac LO roger BS a, ESN ARNE i ARGS PONS AY UEP PRET Blais as eg Ft ciggt ~ gE ee eT Bin alate OA Laks ne halts | FOR EVERYBODY iC LEARN BRICKLAYLNG Dass or evenings 8 to FOR EVERYBODY i x PINE....... ASSORTED CHOCOLATE CAPITOL CANDY SHOP 105 NORTH SIXTH Sf. 4 North of 2 er. HOW ABOUT A RADIO An Apprectated Gift for the Whole Free Demonstreticnal Give : ¥y Fada Authorized Dealer Geo. J. Weinheimer Glasrow and Rete a ATWATER KENT Free Demonstrations, 25% Down, Balance Easy Payment, FOR FOR EVERYBODY 7 l FOR EVERYBODY — THE IDEAL CHIE rds el “EM (PLOYE ES” impossible, of course, to select for each em- yet your gift should be in- FOR MOTHER > ORFATHER =|, u _____FOR HER _ PLAYER PIANO $385 Beautifu! —_ Sty! e Walnut Case 1) a _ GE VARIETY OF COMFORTABLE SMOKING SETS ETC. WA’ KER oe har sg H F CO FOR THE “BOY a ae ee ae ee 4“ weekly payment 12 weeks actus] training *.. VANDEVENTER. Pir JAPCO -~ we " —_ vi tat nm gray or wh ite enamel: +m IS a C “$5: HU NLETH MU sic pa ae Oe, ee go of $10. an mn LEHMAN PIANC ) f AOMPANY me THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR RADIO RITE Pwo La co. ire him a custom * shirt certificate. MORROW “ SON 502 — Bids. | | King “Furniture Co., | “SIS FRANKLIN AV GIFTS ON F Z TERMS Open Saturday anc Monday Evenings. line ot tell hafe a and 1D: | large aseortment | and men’ * umbrellas: or a wif | | certificate for any BEN MILLER HAT CO.. 823 Franklin av SM KER CABINETS Complete with = tray ph ne ine Catalog Rubicam Business | other quali ies $3.50 uD | Sodemann Heat & Pow er Co. 2:44)6 — ST XMAS ag is 3 for (3468 75 & Grand FOR GRANDMOTHER WHY NOT. A TYPE Ww ite for that boy | or Boe or oteer mem bers cf the house hold? | BOOKS. Give BOOKS this Christmas. There is book for everyone on your st Aan om SHOP. a 50 Vietrolas, auch makes | Brunswicks $59 75 ed eparate re Sent ict ep E Prone ¢ CEntral 2006. Ammwicon w rit ting Machine | Venetian Be | We are the only store to manufacture and retail our own mirrors. A Gift that ts beautiful, Ways appreciated, and cheer- ished thru the to please al! classes. Visit Our Display Room DELMAR GLASS & MIRROR CO. 503 N. 12th St. CO kas Var.«, ey others in re? and wom Sseniaen's up ; trom | HELLR UNG & GRIMM 9th meetin tes Music House 4281 w Pastor yee dxpebenive Le the giver’s good the mieaiecuain: daughter—anyone, i | the White Banner Room. Jus bring your bd HITE BANNER MALT EX. ENT es WR hi Ming ce Panatropes on Terme at ) —s PERSON AL SAFE See ~* $42 450: “meses ™ eee he dee a, Ww itt that more than ‘meets all of these requirements is our Fruit ee A oe OS at ae pat ~~ Select the aifte at your tetsure. MONEY FOR EVERYBODY you ared $50 2. $500 FOR MCTHER HIGH CHATR, oak —. well] | made. hat ~. Buecttner Furniture may eo om tee ceria’ | le my prices teens ROWF SCALE CO.. 51° St. Charities =f FOR THE GIRL 2 $25.00 PERMANENT. WAVE. $8.00. be | | secured “dis us ~~: Rie before \ eapemamans heae vou ‘hers make cif HOTEL BE AUTY SHOPPE ” Kingshighway and Washin sy ve - abs PRDNOGRAPES REPAIRED NE STYLE REPRODUC CHIMAN MIrsiIc co. Ae Pi. ery Gules three ‘and five pound. or phone today for prices on the Quantity you will the home es each employee this Mefafeimer Onen Fverinece Until need to gladden tron angio _ 00 | tape. ” a back $2 aol Grand or Flower Bowls. crv TL LS ANTIQUE stor THE Practica! reananey out of her iffe. To fod Me ae the cate “ thrift | CANARI ES make fine — chotee stock CANARY male singer. guaranteed. $4. 54) Wit h thie eopv Triple Eagle Stamne wi! Tropica] and Gold Fish from Art Cages. Aquarium Tropical and Love You will appreciate > GROEBL PETS & SEED CO. 2823-25 Gravois Av. Vv SLADES PIRD ‘STORE. RROADN Av TRI °T on OF &T piease—-A “por . ey PIERO FOR sTU TZ BIC YCL Mane ARE at A MEMBERSHIP | —— or eusmanies Ticket. A. ecience or dresemaking “15 PERMANENT marcel oR ware, $8 years. Priced ioe Novelttes Cn B05 _ Lei and Ay | BEAUTIFUL 'L Photograpne tor Xmae ite | Tw __ 5529 S. Grand —9500 s. ‘THE | City College ca ad b ‘It Tt Dries.’ CONNER- erubaie _ ECTRIC Co.., Fore LAUNDRY CER TIFICATE © ister now for second ME ceaning e>¢ Give a laundry certificate. An appropri- | ate gift for everybody. . Good f ey thd eomet hing mt erma nent ralue _ mn . HOLL Yiwbob, BEAUTY. AN EDUCATION them. Why not look forward to tha A Savings Account | RROAPWAY TRUST CO. OF ST LOUIS “SHOES OF THE CASTLE BA a live Mancine alghtly 25¢ matinee every 1419 South areat | and men’s saa prizes Lee Karbach's Rhvthm Kings. Gas mar gy Tuesday collesiate courses (fo Write for free and i 200 SHEETS—100 EN VELOPES 7 Grand. and ¢ Oltve. now for Poultry AALCO LAUNDRY Good Washing WINS Good Will. r new crop guaranteed | 5729 Delmar Boulevard 277 DeBaliviere 6333 Delmar Ave. STORE. 509 Franklin. | Broadway Market, | NEAR HARRISON O'Falion Park district, | Broom bungalow: new furnace: convenient to. street car and stores: asking $7000. Offer | | t need x HEA NOUARTERS ADVISES vide | | Phone your order fo Just West | | them tt $023 Olive | evenings -CASTI LE BALLROOM place ~~ lovers af Phone vour order for n#w erop cuaranteed } costumes: reasonable orices t AS DOLL 4R STATIONERY g * Pos Rivers. Ie* 2 ~ 25 Washington—CEnt “Tar SAMPscs cn 38° 4 Olive St. ‘ES — .. eni ys : - 4119 Castle “man. “ Easton. _ ee and i ol-water vianis repaired: STEA hed ers repaired eotls instal eracke a ho ore covered a ; ——— Gas PIPE CLEANERS | Tk zg aran teed. | nes eo 2. Es : $2 Rae - 21 oo. ~~ “14th, TY - OF 40 ; ~ cleaned, eioves con nec od. GAs. apie cor guaranteed. vers Pe ae a 4 3 ae ferson pe tier J Thom 6D ~ LAUNDRY AND CURTAIN ; ce CU RTAI NS launde ed. 35c and up i S.. 1th... or oi ———senatenani BE ogee done the Rs se az and _ ; Jeaned or wasbed, ing of Law Finance 322 ebemi s+ c. Pry ats s Co. 3248 Easton = | 15413 dé CAbany 420 at Complete accountime Phone DE mar 59 an ee | cer. _ — and Pay our Frene h h way of cleanin s: ora _— tr high ‘schoo! reds serv uperior Wi aries Cleania nat fae co. 4238 Easton. Phone DEP and + any 4909. -_ __ _e82) mar 0759 and CA cum aa = 0 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES. ——" , »acd 4 on Lae -~ ASuPil oLe 2826 Indtana cous Paid AND RUBBISH HAULING— David | j AS v. can Christmas candies at $1.00 a Ae ak Diace to 2n909 ! are also delightfully tasty We deliver S| Great EASTERN COFFEE & TEA CO _ 801 Franklin Av. Vanity Boot Shop R05 Locust A SHORT CUT to a eee ee career | will long apprectate a Sch 417 “Washington THE YEAR ROW Nr A STRAUSS PHOTO 3514 Franklin Av. THREE nO $12 00 | HARTWIG DISCHINGER, 2806 N. Grand | oa | RO GS “eu = ‘ NED—9u12 se PRIESMEYER & COMPANY | FOR CHRISTMAS ‘a "SIC 1. PESSONS done MR. SCITE OR Living} Re On: Suite a the House finteh. makes | How about @ canary and atce & - cage? BIRT STORE 509 Franklin. | Wholesale and Rated. CHRISTMAS | MON EY LOAN ‘S $5 TO $50 5-room. 2-family SEW RET Tk 5 Thorough Business é catalog | eat Ene OOO ale oe 7 4 ey EASIEST H meee: planatia nag “plties one ASH :' , a - a aa : 7 - Person. Di.ma 4 ne a in jad. AS! SHES Bf al bmw ms a eey es ee ge A Fer- Thar 173 for elect tricai wWerad: A o e °% = m ive ce ae jen. araczes raiets Tee we : se 7 ae thie a really navet i onadie season att, Lotz (ros evair Our fo Aivks ‘ 7 ™ . reer + oTea int. a€ carpen -¢ on | ee vice riehe jett rson | 3885R womar steadily a 1980 De! mar , ee (37! ROOMS : work. waiks, fo undatrous. _ n@ COUN: RRETE r CAbany 1457R. | T fmors. Moore. 6225 Greer. CAna 8. Rubi: re m Sudtinens School, rt eo Delmar bouleward Grand boulevard THE GIFT SUPREME WHITE LILY WASHER 2 EDEN W ASHER Mi wil pore FOR BROTHER MEN WANTED err! DIXIE. CREDIT C CO. 1243 Morgan St. . Ate agg 11 Vict 4p. 3 ‘Blax :. Guaranty Finance Company Tee | =. 510 705 Olive St. ADIOLA HEADQUARTERS ADVISES ri 27. BAe a - * | Worrtes a quick. con- OF MECHANICAL oa re 4 af Od eled. ~ pélined FURS pared acih” obifax 4egom "ANARY AN Radicla eet« and accessories .GGE . = p cao SKOURAS GIFT BOOKS Consisting ef books of admission tickets for the Ambassador, Missouri ; and Grand Centrai Theatres. Prices $12 and $6. inquire at box offices. ONLY $99.00 With bench and two tubs, SOUTH END HARDWARE &| so) FURNITURE CoO. 2859-28@7 Gravois Av. Dietributor of White Lily Washers. . firmitare, mazazine asia hdatrs, with ed, SOMETHING NEW—Moth prevertian: ae | GOt *tain and hase a pieasant odor antee exterminator 309 N 19th. CEn 2626 Wood hem gar Frames THE WARP! PEL D BHOP. le ee CHRISTMAS CARDS NECK WEAR—SILK OR KNIT | Exciusi ve Goulgne in womaer boxes. Olive | St Arcade Bidg | at CR R Boast - 1008 OLIVE Si. 'o finish ‘furnit a with PL ATT ‘ THORNBY RG TYPEW ITE rs Factory rebuilt at Aun = ae Ran ‘ce. at a special ‘price. i Nerane ae wade eke > » Nw NES RII A AN I 5 a NE SBP TMG Ir 8 NR te le — TIFUL floor oon sees PROFFSSION AL drum outfits $35 se doa - Roce 2001 's Mate dear Xmas a 77 i ts, tvenw po tii’ and gran. ton werk. brickwork; -vreasemabie prices, «4 fended to Sundays and caignts be. ny ¢ ax so71W ae i - a A “ —ear., ' + ae cee a ee ~ * . 6244. J D. Elec. Co_ Lindel 3203M E EPTERIOR decorating. craftexs work, B 7 reasouadie prices Lin ae il 7a garage , build n= joobing. Sour Bt t (A fax 31})53M. } wee» aaa ee mae ; ~ ; Tin — Literter and eatertor; pw and tinserd ou Fr Kuhiman & ics 3715 Ke ewuth. oo. 1982 W - ( » i? . SOW is the et pe to ve your $ ag and deceras! ar done an ¥ segees aKao se : & an - 4 | “ or Bee . Des tats = _ : 49 DHE == ¥ oe cae wee —— “ - . e*% a - A EO PLUMBERS ete — . BLOCKED SEWERS opened. gas pipes) smock *a repair work guaranteed. Boliver | sonal umbing Co. registered city and county, | H x3 ive Linde: : RASS ‘¢) > % ee tt A LE Ae a — ° Rn OW NLEY—Paint! mz. papering ree s Po avie. PA:kview 1479M. 1214 eer FUR own ERA! gS RE a AIR iNG fein ‘Registered PLAIN pium ber L-Lagell 13b8.. ar ee Janes A “Tew. | Gt NEBA -~ - (ne | 7 Is v4 S ane. e nde) STMT = ' Have your bathrooms and kitchens fe | tited for Wx ; says. _ Gi Rand 2115R mee ot : i MAKE a specialty of installing Sinks ar ‘hroom wet fone reasonable anc Suaran tee: Parkview $569. NTERIOR painting. decorating: do work | mpeciak se os & “GIRS SEW! NG MAC H est deve) iopment gi the See Our display at handker. ey her w orkt me - piavti me wi ithe 2 PRE FT ncHs" “APPLIANCE CO. FACIAL FILM Pa ' ‘ ocoanut | o a ah aAmpoo treatment Opposite Famous Barr OP 7 Marceling 50c. $8 RRR et cane ed P exci lusive Olive Street Torrey cheese on = Fri LINE | high ‘grade lendhver “bill bom curarette cases. Gold stamping free SHAVE EASY CO. 510 Pine. St. STEWART WARNER RADIO anc SMISSMANS ELEC Pine St. GaArfield 5158. Qartield @77e. — ul a ae Ft, rs to oe. nik if - LEARN | te! elesraphy TEUTE? NBERG 23 Ak | Grevting ‘Care rda_ana Novelties = 73 ‘ofa i bY ptt Ree. teins. ie i a e ~ s na ade pene die ee ttn eee THREE ROO MS. Living om, bedro« “Overs. LEO BRASCH HOUSEFU nee Co.. WALI LERSTE E IN HOUSE FU RNISHINGS ‘ Century “Te! errap hin FAL BOT" 3s 8 FAC 7 ¥ 8H manufacturers of l-Food - Moist and Finuffy... APPLE CAKE- ROUND Topped with sliced fresh appies......-388 as ight ing Fixtures | GLOBE BARBED COL Lev A mode: © ~ Se dla . * ee sateen Jad cia Een one : 2 “BLS ty. Walnut hol >i +: 2 SSS eee LOST AND FOUND BES SNS SASS SNS LOST “tse — SRENSS SAVAS? SAVER SASAS SASAS? SAVBASE SAVAV VASA Neer ane Foun BRICKLAY'G ay TUCKPOINT’G _CARPENT Sal AND FOUND BP UP ie: oy ayia! he > I « rr ot = * - Fie ho a e ; * ie een ae. CARPENTERS & BUILDERS A A I Rt tet -| ALTERATIONS ON bdpy ond f | By general contractor. Eanes een cre" - Ah INE: tO 8, sete oa RaR OAR. —_ x SUI DENS. case, Wednesdar: OV BACs T— Lost: 4 — rated Lost. n : conere ‘te wer a: Semeoh, pate interest charged. F a OVEROOAT—Will & Da OVEROOAT—Will wirtng a8, repaint: ‘i, b1 di Entra! og th 2 __ > wirina cal A. Lé Sy ‘Diack case stamped Lau iba Theates. Friday. Overhead Door Garages ina: ork: ‘owe we 162 623M ~* letters, pictures and or pew “house | wired — Pe be sat me or don L per: cw 7 Woiew ace. reveiee: ex. ANERS RE Pal RED. ‘CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH’ Ls S Kio GREASE LGU N— Los oat ph “4 > ii ule aes ~. ty vate , . 2 ie egaey tt nate % acts. APO SHE™ teens nre ne pay ae gtd ‘cash or time. Co.. “Qari Hickory. Rad et ee eee os Pe Riley Hot NT—Lost. ane spotted brown face. ; reward. W ED OSPITAL—We repeir any style or 34 picase ‘call "Rivers de on 99) : | nade. Mrs Hayes. 3801 Olfve. ‘Lindel 2454 ' ia, : “Mg itt; oid hownes a ty; best merences. PArkview 3450R % pare j > WIRT: Yaseen made into lame all Noe of ehh als : fe gre x ot Lr ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. CARPENTERS & BUILDERS car DOES iT RIGHT,” + AF) aad at moderate praceer ai F ae Old House Wiring any Fixtures Cash or 4 =e to ELST Eo Cc. 1114 Pee (98) o~ ee G em Plow Tu | ew . $2.50 & room: fix- 4121 Chouteau. Lin- a . TUCKPOINT'a > NOTES — Lost, * sGeowtiga .* o G ’ » 28 , “ ora: ne 01003 F. awe ‘houba Arn rew Riv | aT ie ard. Ris wside oat rewaré. ‘pleases return.” CA | ELECTRIC SAL 87% and repairing county. CAbany 378i M Parxr! wr ~ = Ww nte i: rates pain ‘ing Da Matthew PF Harashe. ©7758 Ails- | SP REGISTEDED plumber. bathe inetalled : . . - thin rea ni nia i jae rerairs: any Ainge " mm SoTabe ---es work guaranteed. COl- A 7 AR RE - A» Se ORS your plumbing need “fixin? ry \/ Jeeta cot *. $1 —_ Al. . J. HOLLAND. 3. cole _ MAip 44° “ae Walnut. (6) specis = a. a, —— Sewers Cle ared Grom : tr? . wr, afti~ 5. ne - “harge ¥ _AS : be pa , ee SER 0") —_ TEftereon 77 a eReon % : ekyt (O™M—es PRINTING AND ADDRESSING ““ ‘he fee = CA CS Le MM} $: 5A) - free. auy Me" fee ivy Printing « 715 NM. 4 99: sill SHARES MAYNAID. printing, moved to DAS = 405% LAS or save ome y BO) — me -CLAR LETTERS—Like typewriting. \ NE > ee letter “hop 407 w eth. 9G; (ast = oom, 1 | ING —— 100 letterheads, 199 enve- eee : —Aae7. q b? p=. $1. 1007 Frank! n. CEntral (627. | 4 @ mF RINTING—At our asual low . . SEKVICE PRINTING CO: | dit 205 Cart av GArticia 9138 . ‘Soa aunt dieemeenenenene a=. tan , ¥ ~ pour or nting. Moloman peste & Rast 3730 Faston. Lindel] 8757 /c8®) So ey srs “ vs = siti eas a on GRAS a. | a A i TAcean foe aoe | a. ~ re. nabdle t z MEP « 3 = or At a> 5 ° * ey : oY a 4 $4 ° 4 -* . " rome or - inde | $470W 3544 Pa Sh | Deus r Ter yews So ae ie ee Mm ~— ‘ a OPIN +—~ Aion alt. giate surface enine *% wow Gone 37 ' as labor # een aerial : ie ae “aan ; ae as - Siw Tusaranteed: cash of —— robati ana a | , con owet we G Laine ours a ~ Tennent 5. H. | scoot a te ae for ~ 2 G G BRAUER SUPPLY CO. | 2s a Baroy» REPAIRS. 316 N. THIRD. «&) | bel.

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a ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. 35-350 MEN, WOME N, BOYS and GIRLS are seeking employment—PU T THEM TO WORK. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 56. 1936. 7 SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS STORAGE AND movi CNL png > Ange so SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS licensed. sail “machinist ; G-150, Post- Pispaten— GRUCERY CLERK—3il.; RING, ETC. corm, wi _SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS — d in Florida; 6 years’ perience. best of references, wants J. SITUATIONS—WOMI EN, GIRLS GIRL—-Sit.; colored, THEATRICAL Se coos condition, Kliver- STENOGRAPHER—3! _petent, reliable, Phone “GRand STENOGRAPHER—=3it. ; ence; efficient and ca able of gene H.C, WIEHE FU DANCI ING—Evening ENGINEER—Sit.; mene wok f as we have several] Figs ~-A teach. strictly private en eaning by day. JEtf- 1318 Franklin ry (e681) eaten Forwardin UKULELE CONTEST— Monday, Cinderelia Theater: 3 cash prizes and loser’s money t pin and Plain cooking. ais m., $40 per month, PArkview .: colored; ~ dependable. RIVATE DA NC ING STUDIO. ~ minor executive, Learn danc ing w here i | AND HAULING _ ioe. ® OR COLLECTING Sit. : SALBA MAN—Sit.; Hem pole ; One 29 "| Ea TOR at aw ITCHBOARD, PXp j_referencese, Lindell a0 STENOGKAP HER—sit.: intensiv e bust ness training; you are taught how follow and dance with mane. Finale Hop, Tango Lou is thoroughly; EMPLOYMENT exverienced com- YoGlW, ex a Pi SS Saati ili “ — i Rae’ fain, 5 “ . Sh a 4 = = er = pee om ind s Ore -— : nian —— i os we Le Lye " J ° ar ‘7 Soadieedy die a Pte , i a , \ :iblalialmeredl is s OP. oma aged, reasonable sala strate po at abliity at nent connection with _ > a ~ N43 a e 9 results guaranteed. trience and Dest of references. large panutacty > plain cook ; -? stay some nights: in ih7 - 3! S: Post- ane ch, “Ww aoe eo, porter, = A LANGA FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. fom Sor Delmar BI. WANTED wT LOU Is eee CLUB—Regular dance every oe evening at Odeon: improved aranieey, 107, Post. is atch assist lady with “sen STBNOG RAP HER—SIt.. pei 7 or ‘temporary G-380,_ Post: Dispatch. He IU SEGIR Sit. cleanine, Lindell 522 HOU SEG TRL d goods will be safe f) . MOT HS, DAMPNESS. KENDALL ‘CAPPS’ “STUDIO > HARDWOOD FINS Re AND G10, BD ing and acrobatic specialties, 75. MR. TRIMP STENOGHAPILER: CL is RK— MEN, BOYS ACCOUNTANT—Sit.. n When pro er) . ~ p be y bs HUUSEMAN—Sit - can jac" machine: STENOORAPHET: SECRETARY—Git. ; ¢! capable and thoroughly desires permanent wl small wot of books: with office routine, STENOGHRA PER — Sic “over 1 year’s ex- long experience; Setitiatcalgiree At We Pe a NO RE AE SDRC nae Utama ‘Win, " is Mes demn: Mays Re work. ~ at wtal F FOREST 0922, (ec ite RANCE OCOLLECTOR-—Sit.: high school education: oagthes = parieaup in rai road office; age 24; HOUPEGIRI-—ait sige general heuse- 0, 2446 danc ine class Tues- com maples can Save Money and eek expert ro Dec. berinners! OR MA ANAGER—Bit.; oe | WALL LL PAPER ee a ETC. size room 4} nye ye can work day or evening. GHBRC | P and t sn on ee | petenenens. personally handle can operate, boilers, : paint small set of sara al intervals during ag reports and investigations. peony NTAN ‘T-—Sit.: FOR EVERYBODY HOUSF KEEPER HOU SE KEEPER — Middie-aged. ; light housework: pl ;_ small =ogee 4955 Ma TUC kK “POINT ER— ~Wante “work: ¢a g| Plea ladde hy and tools. A “ROOM PAPERED. “$5. 500 ae clean esberienced wane work ; Chas. Forst. 1419 ct! —_— won't draw. te ED Rh & -HARG RAVE, cage Ee a allan latins : ir) Shee ay ae > oe * ee | ain fam- colored, Pea neitel inemey ironer;: 4456J. BATHROOM and epee plants installed; ACCOUNTANT Bit. full oF part time; ; ; gt sDerieniced: hotel or GR ec Pig success- PINS. dc cas ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 3. Work given prompt attention. cldorty lady in rs. phate Beliar eS M HOUSE KEEPER—Sit, 7 | balance Sheet and "Night phone. P Arkview , Sao MeB) | WATCHMAN Sit sare fs, ctiilaren, or moth-~- -APER CL BANER—75c a CAPITOL CANDY SHOP ie Cc OUNTANT Sit : of taking complete charge of books. aero COLORED | WOMAN: iseri. mot afraid of work. HOU ‘Si ‘KER PER— Good! | reliabie i em- widower: eare for baby; NORTH SIXTH ST. No Deliveries or Mail Orders, | 9 Title Guaranty Bldg. G a) ing financial statements and tax PAPER HANGING—$6 room: 7 lumt aged, umber experience : R city pea ‘anything considered. ‘aking care ‘of children, Gye. Post- ic Dpape teh. | HOC oF: KEEPER Working: “oN shi Pacacint tad and BS oncom full charge ; PAPE HANGING— , R ANG ING—$5. ACCOU SNTANT—Sit.: “ae the wear ends. you 1319 Russell. first-class colored: for —Phone PE Imar_ 294 $2 : heed an experie need, reliable man to close a t i prepare statements and income wii erwin —— - Te; and 1 Bin ‘general etn ment house; or small i bot HOW ABOUT A RADIO? ~ PAPERHANG ING. her Junch -sounter etork irl, i. ioe a free c ‘leaning, and repair- interviews solicited. 328. Pi ody Dispatch. AC CCOU NTANT AND AU DITOR—Sit. « An Appreciated Gift for the Whole Family, Free Demonstrations Given PAPERING = a5. vears of “success: 7 eieanine or laua- farmace. Pr PHONE VICTOR. 0779. ING ATING PL ANTS. i even “PArkview. 50); 54W. MACHINIST: SPR ENO at ood pt ah manager PAPER HANGING aa “clewning: — own | City; experienced; union. hait day. TJEfterson, ; cleaning, by day Fada Authorized Dealer seuiay pharmacy; HOUSEKBEPER— MACH ENIST—Bit.: 6 ear | Fore experi- 2 __ INSTRUCTION LidsS-6BU. tite 2. "ts 9g Gove ronment home or people - Box G-405. Fost: Diepateh.___. HOW Sie KE EPER—=sit.: home or elderly couple. , TF work in Broe ery caveiopay_ to to address “of taking charge; J ADDRE ssiNG— sit Sit. | | SADR HANGS O- Pa — and op ‘up in ian TE herlese RE ONG CAIN INI ET te: aE ty ~! “ Sk ai” aeulhdletiaioe ane ated eae wr sy aM aT sie “a a , aod ; i 7 a i : bey % Pla) Me PIE ON ENE TION HORRY MEE 4g ea MRI. Brute te “ a. De ARRAY, la — MACHINIST—Sit. and maintenance man; years’ {experience on sewing machine- Geo. J. Weinheimer | ATWATER: KENT Gone ri ight BW OE: Poy ene! “jn amiaaanne or est capi tal if found _or_ restaur ani. work, “drafting. | eatimating oF HOU tiaarage sR—sit.:) 40; Bk og rooming house. Box E-286, MAINFENANCE HEL PER. hog ” exper- tenced in all kinds of mi amtenance work. ’-T). MAINTENANCE 1 MAN a6 ea roiling mg Birks Flow * eae ER ING—Re asonab. e: _Or half amr oa ‘steady “el lasses” Miter Chr: aceee neglected oe ey = —— : aT PIPE CLEANERS ; — t willing worker; Work x; a podbean Waa sinmuipes ad “vlumber's 8 “helber . — SE KEEPER—Sit. by 1 middle- “aged lady ., Revel " whole el! 4417 RY Goon FOrest 5798, presse unnecessary; to care of mother less home. Phone | 5337 Cabanne av. (99) John Rich, 1821. Ne = or full time. ~"piite, ‘Seiten ere vEa¥N ‘wages must be ei HOUSEREEPER— Refined. more than wages. = _ future for ‘graduates; “? hone » Laclede sas. ropistered ger ato k Free lvemonstrations. high school kraduate. e Down, Balance Easy Payment. office: an he shivoing 3; colbred_ dish washts cleaning by day. all make | Phone ‘DEimar "4858. Forest 8330 or — MECHANIJC—$it.; makes of care And ‘ake S. porter, car washer, COLORED MAN— Sit.: es Auto _ wae er HOU 'SEKEEPER—BIL hairdressing. a tous i ed 2 waren | HANGING— Best yee B THE Cc ity Co liege of b cod and Finance now for secon a driving 3 or - hours eve- a Monte Vista av.. Order of Schensioms. vate or wervice Car. Cal. HOt 1SEK EEPER—Sit.; housekeeper: 7 ta day pga po OO classes. of Beauty Culture | nines and Sundaye, LAUNDRY. AND. CURTAIN LEANIN : dr ae 12 2 Bellet. Lindell | 26005. |' PAPER HANGING. amine” > eulti ure Davee the way to tea done cheap Di “° first hand, | ad, rol roll#: ¢ "VOrest 218M. Call sfter_7 | ou NG poms tae GArfield 9536. Forest | . gales ané c lerical ex igs sath “$5c and up e full charge of moth- I-70. _Post- Vispatch, — h, ” the Paris way; 4 Rolored; wants 3 ~ Sena tea te e , ol 3937 Kossuth. ‘oOifax “492 OW. aa ‘satis action por if you employ me: |WALL PAPER—Any ro: can take charge of man office; must oe new samples do work myselt work EUBr ‘anieed.> naar a aoa a, ww — ~ ncR ee ne cs, OM PA OM ET Be ae LAUNUR ESS- Sit. Phone MAip o181_ PAR LOR OP ERA TOR Sit days or be n- “Alen to ‘ane Home, JEtferson 607°, ; fellabie colored; wants aft- or cleaning, ; mids ile aged, “yellex work as rie hone LA- elede 0784 Sunday ar Monday a. m. pousecleaning | Forrest. 1? ‘noon; a.l ‘day od 6 Pe m. Satu: day, ‘16. ‘wants fob of any kind. GOI SKOURAS GIFT BOOKS Consisting of books of admission tickets for the Ambassador, Missouri and Grand Centra! Theatres. Prices $12 and $6. Inquire at box offices. A RADIOLA, or “cleaning y . Germay. PeXERAL, AL, REPA RIN LAU 10 N.. 22 Bit: is~ " ee ) TY JOR KU oe E — Sit oe experi ne ed, ‘wants sie apt , deh aE on 4 Ks es se pie we beeafea tus Pky Bee) * pis iy ee fy Cea na P| Bete iis ti i ‘ 2 bl ™ ie . Xn ng OF so) tae at 7 ’ “pee # , 9 ee - v . te ie be a ee e Ses - re \ FIR Okan Oe as fate SEs Bie t bg pie “i : yt To eRe wh "a get se Pay, Ae “ oo - an ae of ” aN PET RNY My ed es eens ee ek Ty i et, ae A poy es" thal ay She SNe 2 piciaik Say Ok Ne pas J Be Ey oN BT Spee Ne Ty Ea gEN INP el PN at RNa MM nprery ed rat tae ime oe Ce ee ee Sih tr nities Seeceneindts renee oi aalinoad oe saoat rib Se $ 0 Pert t . Ke al agen \ ’ mrateer ine ak tied Kank ; Pale We: ht ca a ere AO ae we EE . } a. ven Po Mn te ofa! etl r ea 4 Ss hee pri yt er. ee pT er oan ag ‘ ae heal, « cw , 7 : “UR erie Ea¢ we: Se an eee ry, We 9 hs jbl Sit tiie fi 5 ety idioale AD) ak a eae 7 yD, ’ * Kind v ‘i aa te Ae ial 2 i . wi : . . . y oe i “ ARR " ted Hogi’ tari ee ea aa é f : j ‘ fh » = : te rie pint wv, F “ n Ae, ‘ 2 - | BRU “ EM AN—Ladiew §,| WE HAVE or aeteral inet - white, wants dally clean- “ * i te AES em, ® asain tee, MGA” sane ebad oa | FOU ee 1 YES me er alee , “ ee ty ay . Maer p> neces on ae ee Van 5 PB ow Pr segue’ sap SE "Ee of: ¥ a*) @ ¥ =e ie. eR RO Oe Pes. ONO Oars ‘ , » e a ode, Eat, xr ty : oe ' x “ a ; alr x ne ee 6 whe i Ps as . SEF UEP 2c 5 oR a hae tte ee nena may 4 es at rs i an ) ee ] wae en DR ESSMAKER—Sit.: PAPERHANGER—Sit.: 5 , | i NTS—~-Larze public accounting « firm has openings for seve accounling npn Meeee ms ope a Ss ek ris ts rs pees 36 iP pee at ~ aA > el ars Te 2 Ae b> gy a8 50) Ale Dr itracten. paltens oruaieow ne endemiiod nes tings epltoh raeabaen eae USA Sets’ Kent ap aA ke pe eM nae, items ah gy : My CARR RR CAN UR a DO IRIN oS oe - i FO ised ne ies Bie eT ai eect Sky: Pe, Se ee ry beh ete ie ne ee ge) SE ae nM : j arith, ° P , ~~ Ade _ ‘epee - '. A drive Tow sary truck. Ap- , (e? a tm rc ht = Phone JEfferson | ~ OF plain covK' rg, colorel. Call 12nJ — Seecene ae oe. reas omable Cc saat. ; Gane ES. i: pes | DANCING - INSTRU CTOR - . “46 4058 AY NAT D, Be “in nen, moved to . 651, 7 SOR a | dons Washington. re eferences. and. b nd, with oa G2 =a give | I” Pipettes Mecbcisata c 1OLET — ENTS, YY . - Cire Por ‘or ail TAclede 9172 sieady work; Wa See ee earn Christmas ee ‘ ie inte Letter Sh and te ed. cash or Pie. > Les Karbach's Rhythm Kings. matinee every Sunday. men’s atendance prizes. Plain ssotiall reference sr te ogee iy pmake ike the best, tatioo m arks in St. we a I’ STING he " shine! on | the réal acrobatic ad _THEATRICAL =. to learn 10 end HOD CARRIE R— Call | ‘ “Olfax 5408 Ww BRICKLAYERS Fhree. two laborers. Theodosia, between 8 and have samples. Box SALES MAN—Sit. e aie lines arava: strong introducing eatery. com-— ; _.Pos'-! 3-158. Post-Dispatch. ENGINE ER—Sit.; including labor i ghoe, eccen- first-class Materia! S wink. sot ric pore and waltz clog dancing with ac - "| robatic | em taught as only @ profesaione) — Ty eat red “to —i a Beanis » into hme all ‘bade of Ain Call Y Lindell 1424 “OLY Beli ET. ELBO. CYCLORAMA W td.—New maintenance. thorou ta ome sy a i Fo une acxreea! ve: Sa LESM AN—Eit.: fox c- 415, Post Dispatch. | CEARN a cralakion: 4 '- one who shows you contortions, hand- balancing, high | . | CAN One year's jeesons for $15. ee roofing. ——— 9 Mr. Griffin will teach vou the rea! thing in the George Murty ogg of expertenoss ; reference. Phone JEffer- oR rig “mending. out. by [o4 SeAMaTR essai: ee in dye) house, ee ee ts) a brs S ike evetiunas. idren. CANDY (MAKERS — Firat lg Fe | Mike's Drur Stdre, M1 - | CAR a f(a fice | CARPENTER Wt4.—Non-unica_ = man cal rue: J. H. . GRand 6: [R2W, (g) | stove — ene the Georee Murry Schoo! of Dancing. an iearn the real acrobatic stage | buet and wing soft aehoe. eccen- cane and waltz clor da noing with acro- | bat ic ag taught as only a stag og | One year’s lessons Griffin will teach you the real ching in | on ate ‘young se leaaaan. Theatrica! Training Studio 9740. scoring executive apitt ty = ater ne chs or Sa. Wright Electri ric Co.. "geners “~ "“oumanraaine a days WES T MINST mR HALL. SECRETARY “Oi OFFICE “ASCISTART Rr ed : ‘ att om . hy SALESMA N—Bit.; | mnwone’ ¥ week. references an pe oF hon ace i Na as Wiring and Fixtures “ash or 12 mooie to pa ae MAN SiL- ATTE NDANCE P furniture repair. ‘geluhion: one pair $10 shoes with hose to | deaires fh; ange ee an. “or ening. geod | STENO. OR TypieT Bi at CARPENTER —Glood yepalr gi atl SORT ED dad eagle s ot PR geteew: a Sa i ate vide. is. ns CEntral 5057 before 8 o clock a. m. zs al or "2. ‘acrobatics et the George Murry Schoo! of | enrnentes - udio 2, Odeon Bidg. nings. Box E-234, P from Shoe Mart Co. hat. Castle Ballroom, 2 SOL ; . U MBIA ELEC properly meee: 414 10 Guerdan-Steteon | Tres trica Training. St RAU ER SU PPL y CO. TRIC OO, 1114 Pine. (c99) a.

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WEEK’S NEW YORK STOCK MARK ——SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH "Absorption of Nearly $250,-/ Ra * ; Raw 8B Stocks and Annya)) for i for | se. | | Ww. EM mn Dollare Wk a 1926 's an 2 K. ' a; (Stocks @ Annual! for | for 1S we > 2 - in Dollars. i Wk Week k for \ for | gs a} w | Ciose — ai | cok. Week “nd Annmal/ ¢ mm ££ wa is : ol! | We, Week. Week Week. Week | my , Stocks lf for | fo ea, | 000,000 New Offerings F During the Week. . Bo © Se a 3 th 16% iCom Creat; S7 jCo Cred lst Com ¢ Cor Bane 4 Francs Reflects Return od main. | ig Home of Capital—Year’s| 2 Estimated. | STOCK MARKET AVERAGEs If? NEW YORK. Des. ¢ Polowing ii are the Associated Press stock arer- ii 7 j w en) OS 1% 1 eT 3 al ooven OsEa ] ~~) Gi ct Pa Be ’ Ps -) ie) C 4..i 3; OY nw one wae] 40% R a 25. 9 ; 9 Reading + ™ e-« - 1 - lst pra 2 --} Iv a0 poe Op" to Dre.) « © Sa +) we: pore Mise the bovying Moverent | THOM sections of the obDlurations be . y= ae ree lo FSF oe = oe ~ On to RFS ° an thm & 00 Ia eee. [ae or | « (es Goo DO he « om @ a ; Fa oP ar at ye > 05 ie he Es Pore ry _ PFS eae to D bm “oh — - | DO op he ae | = nd om t botn oo tt 4 P ~ey sO FESS $53 + 4. PP er ae Eg Boo oor V8 o v =e i3® + £# wee we he de tw 1932 Mis@ . 14 ‘3 — - y Tf > + ‘4 . s sag ae A, oe POE 0 tery: re i cae . ’ . OO repr re eat SOMA ty OS pag eS ; 8B " . a - SE Wet many din eee dw ; nm ~ om ie om , " ts ne Snes > = Pure oy wes eS é eA Ae tiv : * rie - ws Me oe ? ” ieee. hit ere Ye, Seeger Ph. joe re: 3 2 " 4 False Apr - bine ager P - by 4: i A a o wis Are eel oo Kiki J Oe Cars ——— Oa? ak Pe a Garo C1@ pw pw io “INM@m~s 4) Re es a i, De) SOS ~j Do’ nis abere ¢ fens forged siow 4 ee ro t sd z g ? ® . eae = ) D4 an | 183 ; 17TRY - "Pee eeee, CHIPS wa me “I ook ke Teer sen eevee e.. J 40 38 Fish, 1924 ov oe eee. 14748 mom, 2028... 138 8; | Ry Leased Whtre from the New Y » Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. : 3% A: 3 VEW ot | 31 [Am CRicle :; ning hg ORK, Deo. +—The Ere. 47% 28 in Chile ctfe 3”” emg > im it8 copyrighted week. { SS (AmChic pr pt ct 7 ¥ financial review today, Says. Drug s “A further @ub e etantia) Tise {ni as re — , i So + 78 & F . of F 4 mo RBIS icible §t] pf 7.} fuba Cane Cub Can Sr * ewe — o~) a | C2 1 ie CID he CLS Px pee be =o) lan pd ‘Oro © or — me nw © Bp, % poe hos ee) jw # hl J Pd ae Ta >? or + Dea ty ‘9 a Wr } FS: a>? ae i CC eee See oe as Ot On ~J¢ a “Ing a ns af ; —_—_—— — | Financial and | Industrial Briefs hae Ty het se Tae GD «3 a Shh Fx - BOD ms ie a SSIS: ‘ mt OB tg “SD Bae.- Fle ees } be YFISs vee bend ead Wo GO 25 + wm Cb Oh ~} @ * ~ inal Pe ti y i ee ~, ee 69 D1 > On & 129 w monty fp Ske Swine Babeetis ; , ’ Vs ‘ eneh franca, fresh Signs of ani 17% Am Hide &@ Leath! ’ —s : 2 . Home P 2.40 aster. money, an mt Co er i rm) 09 pe [Davis Chien We Deere Co pea ¢. : Ed al “2 De Baers 91.7? 80%) | | | , “4 ay + a Magms Copper | ; 2 12% Mallinson . ‘Mal! ~ x iy B8rs4u9 2 . 3 Ess: ~ w 63 Ge -. is a ye es on ae bs 2S 2t2D r- mt CO 4 ! d &B Crude of! 25m rs ba ° adel te Rok Am . a bed ee Wid ta rs aa. hs , 1333 i 363.0 Oo CA ba - re Cis aS oo 2 ih Re > > | ai 7-7 - of tobacco by ever . an = ae = Purchases 124° 3 41° sou) 2” : 24 ' a oe ee 2 abs Ca 2 ao mt L Oj ~) #in Pee &3 Minn St Pass MSP&SSM 59 ey ay Mo Kan T mation for Pro- ™MOve has Deen found - in the French Bank state- ‘ment Or any Plans announced date for Stabilization me = . i he : tx mis ee LS ] 68a: : 189! e ® ~ + 00.000 Shares ta) = Pad ne ® - Ory hes Mie iD2H-; Pim MIM 96g oe a h +93 to's af ee | w 9 _ 64 iow PO DES 4 RS ire 2D mi? a 7 Tm 6. _! ’ -: 50 ° - ; , ve . ‘ mee I pert Governme a f A™*rican of + o> if po i pe - ate ° March © we . _ ~ bes #AL = tt sie Chicago Stock Sales ‘ HicaGo Dec + PF ne ne ro" gee 7c. ——F ollowing ; ‘oCays sales, pipy Sow eat ‘ons at the Chicago tht Hs , Plan Not Clear. _ that the Poincare Gover n is kj aa : _ amen | embarking Upon Aa hew eX per} - ment and contrary ta the ple : } ._.. 6 PtaN em- pioyed by Great Britain where th ~origemeatg Was restored to Parity i ’ . sis : sm yar Bdopted by Belgium. where market levee tt Was fixed ag the aioe f tevel, hopes to lift the fran. ‘7 2 Artfoom Cor ; vas Way back to norma] s on . ' AP hehe asat. «i * ' . ~ we os ‘ - ; revaluing it se Pity crore ity, Sa As 250...! @25: aa 7 > 3 Aa Bie —— 3 oO 4 7 are B8Ome . n. ie " “vey . : 9 : 19} 7 A ; ‘ oy : : ' i en vty Ti ; . 9 ‘ be : pnd - i i , ’ t i 9 rs a -S 3 iF y " r P ~ : . reales Ch Rey | 7] ane, 4 2O%| Ee , ‘ -% Nat Acme ’ ° ne CE i BS of gt ee] or ae “4 7 7 Moon Mot 1.50 Motran Pict 1 a , Motheriode M 75) *} Aree ea ee —XeNangza Ryeg 1.50 o@ a a “a « a pArmour of Tika. ! , : oF 11, 4022. Falrbanks Mores 3) ° iJ ‘ > ij : ’ a ’ f le }o>: i 0 ; airbank. \ - * i I 5 ‘~ |i i] ‘ see 2% 4. pt ee i Pane hb B~ Oa: ys f m7 Pe ee iD s i re bed he 4 i 63% £ 1@x-Pac "7" MQI90 EY >> 3" ee we oe ‘ . 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Covered in Rami © Bey we wert: persteigitigiass: Covered in red or green velour in S$ Q5 elites, 2 tailed wom en black “2a DES MOINES, fa., ~ oe Som mngtion with tapestes or m / sini , Seas “ | 15 to match tapestries. Trimmed with st ree cy of Wea brown. figuredtapestry Saddle seat -sSosssasaes : heres tenes. Wendie oe iversity of Washi = - é oP \: ss Missouri University.“ cli- | . , ; # , Se oe HE OER ees nese nee a ! > ; @hich is very comfortable ; SS = es Prive Ia! fortable ¢ achedale sau Valley Conference here a ee a a ee 2 epee \. S eee eae h . . sm a ee A ay I Op be Tea elie: wdks.acaibis is, onrevamaeblane : Wr P ~ ee | eee ee Solid walnut Spanish pull-up cha.r athletic represen- wo schools agreed the game pest ; e ’ i St Teuis, \ se SESE as - : 2 Se me thi il Yas: marred PRISCILLA SEWING CABI- BIE Goasssseseseegvee eee Senay) ae | oe oune re . wate . SSS PSS \ c ellor Hadley, am- sala hae rca os, oe eens Sissies : " | Mi iri for the difficulty. it inches high. 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ortable $6950 ~ pF TEA CART has re- ss tray; 4 rubber-tired de of cumwood ingina- walnut finish 12 TUNIOR LAMP. has gecnuine hand-tailored silk shade with hand id necdle-point decora- «] tion. Genuine French + onyx base with gold- a plated shaft. Priced 4 separate], Base $13.75 . Shade $9 75. Complete $25 50 Sit Ss PS ES 65 Years of Good Furniture olid mahogany loose downcushion pxwell chair. Coveredin Rami elours in walnut, green or black jo match tapestries. Trimmed with vy fringe. Wonderfullycom, — 7 —— —~ SSSA.Q ww ——— — as 4 2 \ ST faa, -—-- ST.LOUIS POST-DIS ~- = la. Dec. 4.—Ath- © directors of the Mics ur! Vai- ie Conference today adopted ki *; . lation for a ne-eeconid eTon ~ all backfield shifts in foot- Mi next fa) EIy }, 3 7 — 5 “his they followed the lead of *stern Confere? which re- ee Te, : panes ds A ting ste ~ *Copted a rule for a two- r “ag PRUSe after Vs . & tr o}, > With Minnesota. Arkansas ay Christian U: iversity and | a big Western '@arm about lined i ts thy, t for & home ma Continued on Page 3s. IHREATENED | BREAK IS | PATCHED UP HGame Scheduled for Oct. 15 After Two Days of | } Negotiations Between, _ Edmunds and Brewer. Settle- pe- y of Washing- cli- ed the schedule meeting of the here @ Two days of negotiations iAnrin meeting eontinue @ “We finally got together,” Coach onds of Washington said, for | ff annua! football game next fall, | Athletic Director Brewer of Mis- uri, however, refused to commit was | pto the athletic board of his uni- jand strive to come to an @esity, or the administrative offi- | Missouri ulty representative, likewise de- | med to confirm the date, until her conference had been heli today anged the proposed date for the the National League rs. While the question of freshman MM@petition did not come before formally, ' the in voting down competition. football coaches broached the eestion of continuing the fresh- inaugu- funds for wm Walter Camp Memorial. While Pwning upon freshman competi- me Fenerailv, the faculty members | 4 Dean S. W. By ver of lowa State Ma the Valley coaches perfected an meanization today with Bob Simp- Oly npic star, who coaches the as S8e€C- | - The chairmanship of the hes association will go to th m0ol which has the chairmanship | the athletic directors organiza- STOP ONE SECOND IN ALL VALLEY GAMES s so far have | fuea ® :? . of * a ae a ‘ i i i i ; Mtided to study the matter and me upon it at their spring meet- | in Lincoln, May 20-21. | Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. he Valley represen- | Collegiate at Christmas | 'Louts Billikens, 43 to 18. : : ‘any game they happen to see. ‘they spy -a good-looking coach at ithe minor league meeting they will ; | ; ; | | . ie issourt to Play. Washington Here Next Season Hornsby and Radian Ready To Deal With Each Other, | Brown Chiefs With Anyone Business of Setting Things in Order for 1927-in Hot Stove League — Howley and Friel to Attend Minors’ Meet- ; ) j | | Browns on the way to Asheville to attend the annual meeting of the ' minor league magnates and with Rogers Hornsby and@ Sam Breadon | i ing Looking for New Material. With Manager Dan Howley and Business Manager Bill Friel of the due to confer this week on the subject of a contract for the Cardinal manager for 1927, the Old Hot. Stove League was steaming today. stalking narrow squeak and Hornsby and |, If; Breadon would like to reinforce. | the Cardinals. The additional | 'catcher is the big necessity, though the outfield strength depends large- ly on whether Ray Blades’ injured | knee has recovered and whether Howley and Friel] are grab him and sign him to a con- tract. If anybody has any players | to trade or-sell, Friel and Howley | 'will lend willing ears and have/ Chick Hafey’s sinus operation was ‘their check books ready to do busi- | successful. Hafey’s vision was im- ness in a big way. | paired by illness during the late President Breadon of the Car- | stages of the 1926 pennant race. dinals announced Thursday that he! and during the world series and | | | : | ' swimming New York Dec. 14 and the joint It will be major league sessions in Chicago d at Ames, while the wrest] pionship will be held at Kan-/ ment ts reached in time, Hornéby March 10-11 as originally pro- | will make the trip to New York and | |Chicago and sound out other club @ The tennis championships, which | owners and managers on the possi- meet, um be held at Lincoln, May 20-21. not although Oklahoma in- ved the conference harriers there ing | | bilities Big Ten Basketball Team Out- teresting scrap. / work ter for Iowa, who scored 13 points. Steinger counted five of St. Louis’ points. HASKELL INDIANS | touchdown tn the fina. period. early season baskctball game, the | Iowa WU. five romped over the St. | unless he has recovered he will be unable to give satisfactory serv- ice in the outfield. If Hafey and Blades were lost to the team, added strength in that department would have to be obtained Cardinal farm. Browns Ready for Anygbing. | Bill Friel said yesterday that he | did not expect any startling news | to emanate from Asheville, but would confer with Hornsby again the coming week and inasmuch as | it would be advantageous for the Cardinal manager to attend the major league meetings, it is prob- able that every effort will be made | to hasten an amicable settlement of | the contract business and the best | guess is that before the sun has’ battled very long with the smoke | tomorrow morning, Breadon and Hornsby will square off, either in|that he and Howley would strive the Cardinal office or at the auto- to lay the foundation work for mobile company office of Breadon, | trades which might materialize lat- agree-' er. Several men are under con- sideration as coaches, but it is not known whether the candidates | could obtain permission from their. 1926 employers for a switch to the | St. Louis Americans. | The two Brownie officials have | made it plain that there will be | wholesale trades during the win- | ter, as many members of the squai have outlived their usefulness here. However, no intimation has been given as to the men to be given the air, as that might make it dif ficult to arrange the trades. It is generally understood now that George Sisler will remain with the Browns. ‘It would be hard to | replace him and as he has ex. pressed the desire to remain, only the formality of arranging con- tract terms delays official an- nouncement that he will stay in the uniform in which he won his fame. SS eee ; — i ; ' from the | ment. Catcher Cards’ Chief Need. Charley Barrett will represent the Cardinals at the minor league meeting, but it would be fitting for | Hornsby, who led the Cards to a |pennant and a world’s champion- | ship, to represent the champions at | session in| } Dec. 16, and if the contract agree- of procuring a capable catcher to-assist Bob O’Farrell dur- ing the next pennant race. While a victory by a narrow margin carries with it as «much glory and cash as a victory by q ; ’ — mile, the Cardinals realize that they won the 1926 pennant by a Iowa Wins Over St. Louis U. Five Hoppe Loses in 3-Cushion Match Gus Copillesiof Dutolt Qefests'| Former Balkline King, 600-582. did | : plays Billikens Throughout Game. Special to the Post-Disnatch. NEW YORK, Dec. 4.—Giis Copulos, the “Silent Greek,” from Detroit defeated Willie Hoppe, for- mer balk line champion by a score of 600 to 582 in their special 600 IOWA CITY, Ia., Dec. 4.—In an Neither | i ; i team showed little more than a de- | point three cushion match which ‘a came to an end at the Strand! sire to hold the:peill. | Academy tonight. Hoppe won the | At the end of the first half, Iowa | two final blocks by scores of 60 led, 28 to 7. ito 50 and 50 to 50 but he started | The second half was much the/the day with a twenty-eight pcint | deficit. ‘same i e last | same as the first, during th Hoppe tried hard +n overtake his | period, the Billikens fought harder! netroit rival tonight and at one and gave the Iowa regulars an in- | period of the maten he was within four points of Copulos. This was | in the 37th inniazc. But from the n | on the playirz of the former balk | line champion feil away off an. he was lucky :9 win the dlock. He reached his 50th point tin the | ' 63d inning when he mz n four cushion shot that won him the ap- plause of the gallery. | The game was featured by the of Wilcox, sophomore cen- is DEFEAT TULSA, 27-7 | When Hoppe won the block, | By the Associated Press. | Copulos was only two. points be- TULSA. Ok.. Dec. 4.—The Harkell! hind. The Greek finally won the) Indians, using heavy line plunges /| match in the 65th inning when he) fand intermittent aerial attucks, | made a run of two. romped away to victory here his | 4h | lafternoon, 27 to 7, over the Tulsa | | Pudvethtt eleven. | COLLEGE FOOTBALL. | whom McLain. The Indians, for William and Mary 98, Chattanooga . took the stellar role, scored aig. 6. | touchdown {in every quarter. Only| Haskell 27, Tulsa Unfversity 7. once @id Smith fai! to add the cx- At Honolulu: Olympic Club, tra point. Tulsa scored its lone San Francisco. 0; Hawall, 34. Professional Football. Frankford 7. Chicago Bears 6. Cleveland 24, Fort Wayne 14. ; Intercollegiate Soccer. | Haverford 3 (tie). Evangelical Basketball. Baraca 31, Semper Fidelis 12. St. James 31, St. Peters 8 Independents 33, Caroline Mis- : gion 8. Nav} ithe world. ‘letic of here are still talking adversly about | the verdict. It is probable no mat- ter what the defense of the referee, public opinion will always maintain Negro Tiger Flowers was unfairly | deprived of his title. (of the case and it has had great (weight with the commission, by the ‘members of which Yanger is high- ly regarded. WALKER WILL ° BE ALLOWED TO KEEP TITLE Attitude of Commission Members Leaves Little _ Doubt of Decision—Judg- ment of Referee, Not His Honesty, Is Issue. By John E. Wray, | Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. | CHICAGO, Dec. 4.—Mickey | Walker will be permitted to retain | his middleweight championship of , The Illinois State Ath- Association, after six hours’ | investigation, was not willing to | make this announcement an au-, thorized statement but the attitude | members inter- ; viewed by this writer left Iittle’ doubt that when their fina] dect- sion. reserved until next Tuesday, | is handed down Referee Benny Yanger will be given the Indofse- . ment of the commission. Yanger was under cross-exami- nation by the commission for fev- eral hours today. Other witnesses were examined, more are st‘!! to testifv as to the circumstances at- tending the fight last night be- tween Tiger Flowers and the new titleholder. But it was evident from the un- official views of the co:nmission Yanger would be protected, in the final estimate of the situation. The rules of the State Athletic Commission do not permit the com- | mission to interfere in the verdict of a referee unless it involves a question of rules. Al] matters of | judgment on the part of bfficials | must be supported by the commis- | commission sion. Satisfied on Honesty. As nearly as could be learned to- | night the members of the commis- | sion are entirely satisfied as to the honesty of Yanger. There is, there- fore, no other course open than to support his judgment. Members of the State body stated | tonight money due the fighter | would be paid off at once and that | financially the incident was over. | But the public and the critics) After being on the grill for sev- | Yanger'’s Statement. In this Yanger presents his side Yanger's statement follows: When Mr. Righeimer called me told me that nection with the proposed abroga-| tion by the Board of Education of | the long standing rule limiting the scope of public high school] athletic activities is promised for tomorrow when the Instruction Committee of |the Board meets. Emil Barth, and Arthur Blumeyer, all of whom indorsed the move of Stephen Wagner, president, propos- ing the abrogation of the rule. have indicated support of the move ‘in response to a Post-Dispatch poll | so that there appears LLLP Starred for Notre Dame PADABPP PLS - PO ed eae ee” a a a i | | j ' ? i UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD PHOTO. CHRISTY FLANAGAN His forward passes led to first touchdown for Rockne’s eleven in intersectional game with Southern California. — ————— Act Tomorrow 5 Westerners To LiftBanon On Team Picked City High Games By 100 Experts Board of Education Committed | East Loses Balance of Power to Take First Step Toward for the First Scrapping Rule. Time. | i ' in con-| By the Associgted Press. NEW YORK, Dec. 4.—For the ‘first time in nearly 40 years of All- The first oficial action | America football ranking, the dis- ‘tinction of carrying off the most | places on the mythical all-star col- lege eleven passes from the East to ithe Migdlewest. This committee has the power to west gaining five places, the East) | four while the South and far West | one each. | since the late Walter Camp) the All-American | ; a team coniposed occupy | Not first established idea in 1889, with lentinely of Eastern players has the little | balance of power passed before to A majority of the board members to pe | Carnegie Tech last week. the fire works with a 17-yard ad- vance. held his second string men in play This was revealed today in a na-|and shifted to his gtars only vag Trojans ball, O’Boyle kicked the goal and, al- | Darme's passes were complete’ out his toe had won the game. NOTRE DAME DEFEATS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA | TOUCHDOWN IN LAST FOUR MINUTES GIVES ROCKNE’S MEN A 13 TO 12 VICTORY Parisien and Flanagan Star in Triumph for South Bend Eleven—Failure to Kick Goal After Touchdown Fa- tal to Trojans. By the A«sociated Preas. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Dec. 4.—Speed on the breaks, headwork in the pinches, ability to kick goa] when’ it was needed and baffling strategy gave the Notre Dame football team a 13 to 12 vietory over Southern California here, today. The Trojans lost the first of the five intersectional games played | \ , } primarily because there apparent- ‘ The Lineups ; ly was not a single player in the}5 / team’s big squad who could kick the peng a tei after pli SOUTHERN NOTES ciel CALIFORNIA, DAME. Notre Dame failed to do this Badgro “ee eee eee L. B.. *ee-e Voedisch | Hibbs “ee ene eewaene L. ke. *eee veer Miller | once, but made good on its other) qayjor..... ay eee try and thereon hung the victory | cegeath (¢.)....C. ....... Boeringer ‘and the honor. An upstretched | Gorrell..... ot. Tass Mayer Trojan hand, there in an attenipt | COR... se eenees R.T..... MeManmon 'to block the kick, worked with | Bebrendt.......R.E....... Maxwell | reverse english and tipped the oe ceoeoeeeeeses “s 4 e Bes | pigskin just enough to send it | FSEV + «+++ 0+ Bee Mee ceerees omte “te the es ad L. Thomas......R.H......, Dahman | ‘The South Bend, Ind., team came |’ “Oenciais-—teferee, Break Birehi _to the Trojan’s backyard emart-| umpire, Jack McCord; bead lines- ing under a defeat at the handa of It heat- man, Jay Wyatt; field judge, Ar- thur Badenoch. /ed for home tonight with the Score by periods: mythical title of second place na-| Notre Dame .. .0 7 @© @—1i3 tional champion tucked away neat-iy go .......0 6 0 G—12 ly in the hip pocket of its new- Notre Dame scoring: Touchdown, fangied silk pants. , Only One Fumble in Game. With the exception of tha last four minutes of play the battle was a grim scramble between two evenly matched football machines keyed up to near perfect playing pitch. There was one fumble, trat by Hearndon, of Notre Dame, but he recovered the ball himself. The last four minutes, with twi- light falling and Parisien’s gen- eralship functioning in high, brought the South Benders to the! top of their form and in that brief | period of action Southern Califor- nia went down before a momentar- ily superior football! aggregation. Rockne had pulled his last Riley, Niemic; points from try aft- er touchdown, O’Boyle. U. Ss. C. scoring: Touchdowns, Kaer, Williams (sub. for Kaer). —— the trick of victory. Riley, Ed- wards and McNally had preceded him and had starred but Parisien was dazzling. He shot a 26-yard pass to Niemic on Southern Cali- fornia’s “29-yard line. Then his unerging hand heaved another to Niemic, who went over for the touchdown that won. Morton Kaer, U. of 8. C.’s great ground gainer, lived up to his rep- utation for long advances, but he went out of the game in the third quarterback out of the — period after a hard tackle out of list when he sent Parisien to dod/ bounds by R. Smith. § * Kaer Is Chief Ground Gainer For Losers; Figures Favor Victors ner of Stanford; McEwan, former- ly of West Point, and now of Ore- gon; Price of California; Madigan of St. Mary’s Hollingberry of Washington State; Walsh of Santa Clara, once center of Rockne’s greatest team; Bagshaw of Wash- ington, and Erb of Idaho. Also there sat in the stands Jess Park- er, Notre Dame’s old coach before Rockne took hold of the squad. Everyone of the 76,000 seats in The first period was even s0 pont as straight football was concerned. It was marked by a flock of penal- ties, an absence of any real gains by forward passes. Kaer provided During the first period, Rockne 'eral hours, Referee Dennis Yanger, a | 'who will be remembered as a ster-| rescind the rule subject to final ap- | tion wide consensus compiled by/|the start of the second period. |i... Goisoum Stadium was filled ling fighter by all St. Louis ring proval by the Board in the meeting 4). associated Press and reflecting | Flanagan and Hearndon buahed , ‘followers of 25 years ago, and who of Dec. 14. Favorable paren OF the the opinions of more than 100 | for first down from their 27-yard Figures Favor Winners. lis today boxing instructor of the | COMm!tMee ag arigeiecbele Bows sncicanen coaches and critics. With no col- | mark. Hearndon passed 13 yards Figures compiled from running [Chicago Athletic Association, is- P¥ Previous a to ne ehagent lege having more than one repre-|to Riley. O'Boyle got off around statistics of the game showed that sued a statement. Dispatch by the three members of 'sentative on the first eleven, the | right end to Southern California’s | Notre Dame gained 288 yards from the committee, Richard Murphy,/consensus shows the Middie-/| 20-yard line and Riley, screened by | Scrimmage against Southern (ali- nterference so perfect that the /fornia’s 241 yards. looked in went over for a touchdown. | California Notre Dame vain for the | registered 11 first downs, Southers 13; seven of Notrs did not know it then. [of 16; 8. C. made good one wut of five, three of which were interce pt- ed. Notre Dame gained close to 99 yards via the aerial] route, the hough he After a see-saw, Kaer tucked the | eather under hia eblow and reeled into his office and oS e : 4 eae ms i ile ee I was to be one of the five ref- | Soups eat the pam will be finally |the other side of the Allegnanies, | off a 30-yard run, the first atep Trojans 41 yards on their one as i ad “4 i - : Tam " 4 , Z “4 ge * ; a * . ‘ooo rr" 4 »¢ 7k } f 4 5 ae -_ s) erees who would officiate at the | lirted. : _ | Last year, the East nad six Of sne ee towards a Trojan seore. Kaer heave. were iy The disadvantages, of the rule | nositions on the first team compila- | : ' ockne’s men punted nine ¢ Coliseum he stated that no mat- 5 ea mee ' next passed to Behrendt who alid | nine times, : } . h ~ ; I f ] r were pointed out in a } Osi -Dis- tion } \ the Assocfrated Press, the to t} c ne vA ra line after A 41 Jones’ te arr Seven the average ter whic out reieree: 1€ | tr iteria llow ‘hi nate mite ens sett diniimes ie PP ‘out ¢ - eee a . ~~ . oe ‘patch editorial, following which! yiggiewest three and far West two. | vard gain with an Indiana holding gain for the Easterners being i. Hk Le ibeigaae nT? agp spain oes Sa ome anne Net POCA eh OR Ma ot ~ ’ . “ : P : : pn a. So 98 a res Fes. ewe ao cemeeanaite eet nvnctanaa andnbadtnctilinendeirad “jean <-bee ; ‘ o , op eee: Ps Sn aN ma my Be ee ak eee eee ore WS RR hel: MATE Seu ER ED. 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Ne «nt AR A ie = RE ss et ee Repigtonses awe» . td . a wtee oa oo atic iataammmendiatiten ee ete, Tr Ce ae ee > eesagen MY EE I a 7. ee * not ae ten + edie 7: © e +e rs Pe bs Peet ait sda berth ononsd, oe ee - . » - > . a PAG. wane w Ws ees eee ‘ee ~ 5 ere — © a acai teas ashen ne «cet gt ~~ a ; 7 2% ie Nm ial we « erally managed to provide a gap for their plunging backfield. Peck gained a well deserved plur- “equalled Mowry’'s feat by scoring all | of Roosevelt's 13 points to defeat | |Central in the last league gamé of Graham of Cleveland Generalship Counts. yard run to the Sausellie of Roosevelt displayed | Star fulback generaiship in directing the R Riders and was an open field run- ner the equal of any She league, and has the added Son- EEA RE IRR Aelia teem sc pings, SRT SAE ON Ac, oe F gk J en Se 3 rs ee i [pee ie ee ee Be . Ms * = ‘ * bo Os @. S280 4 d EP PTE, 998s rth i 414d Sa. bts ede beat eae te tam 3) RES ON A. L. PITCHING STAFFS i? HE following table shows 1 iL how t ~ he combined pitching ffs of the American League tubs performed during the eg season with the order of seh of the teams in the pen- ; nant race: late Addie Joss, 4@ s club.” But before that day,/ cry of the manager was “Give | pitchers and we will make a | swing in the pennant race.” And | it’s still pitching, pitching then more pitching. ays the club with the pitching mced in the 1926 pennant race the American League. The nks captured the title, but rec- s on the twirlers show that the York hurlers, as @ comer did not lead the American e. Not by a iow In fact, men who labored on the hill Miller Huggins, ranked fourth). a group. e figures furthér prove that nie Mack, when his entire staff taken into consideration, had’ outstanding twirling in the cir-| ~, flag. Pennant winners need at something, the old base hit, lacking in the case of the t reason the club finished pmmg the also rans. Had the Mack's hurlers—they were found | & game—the White Elephants t have done better. seball records show only one | ce when a sensational pitch- | staff carried a weak hitting | when Ed Walsh and other Bat stars hurled the White wid as the “hitless wonders.” to | +1) LAS not good enough to repeat trick. ) Browns as Rad as Any. he ficures bring ont other fn- mting features. They show that i bh. Connie Mack's “Fepeat |; Ptaff of twirlers, on combined | T ks. did worse work than those: ins had to call on during the on. The Browns’ twirlers gave earned markers in each bat- That mark was equaled by the mbers of the Red Sox staff. finished tn the American fie race. IMtteo the Browna. ever. if there etill be some mis- ot nape last. Browntfe hillmen fn 1176 | moe’ were found for 586 earned man’ those of the Red Sox for min icc frames. - lof which shows that the two Ringe indicated they would. Racer: for the case of the league in the 1926 flag scramble Work of the hurlers, as com- to the order of finish In the eipionship race, stands up pret- food Ene twirlers of the pennant- meting Yankees (only those who ed in 45 or more innings be- figured) permitted an average ¥.96 tallies in each nine frames mt of siurging and a big.early | in ita victory. the case of the Athletics, "as the mound stars led the | Mandings when the curtain Pun down. Pitchers Kept Indians Tp. sures hold good tn the case of Indians. The men of Speaker. Only last week resigned as mrS*r of the club, finished sec- and so did the pitchers, who | Paced by George Uhie There Bed fifth. “he does got win, the ficures * first four batters tn the of- | ratings, but the flingers were | _ poor lot that the club could | © better than gain aixth posi- The Tigers’ sluggers were — the new champion: Foth- | and Heilmann, who tied for | ~ 8nd fourth piaces. All were! 260 But the Tiger pitchers Batied for 4.23 earned runs a ~ of Cobb's men te éo better. | Bcc” “RECC ——— Te _ - ti sak = ters upheld the sensational work | sunday Sel an average of but 3.15 pier Muntena to victory. That ocenrred fn | sco0s, tpal finished just the way the| the Brow rank fourth. The Yankees had -Ceorgs m Which aided the club constder- | complies Pession. the club was third in | 7!7'"™s # 4 slip-up of two placés, with | hander, 4 White Sor. Pitchers were ) the ace a in efficiency, but the team | ¥8* 3% Tn 8dduion to showing that the | "0"°F # with the greatest combined | gee ‘end to show that batting | * Cannot carry a club to, vic- | Penne Take for instan@e,. the De. | ond am Club. The Tigers had three | ‘¥en me * Athletics’ great recorad in bering

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ee IE E MILI rt ~ 2 ee ANS CHART, a Neha” PO Os oe her sari iat fast. ch. Dec. 4.—-Following are the results of ted Dempsey the Greatest, | Jeff Smith Crattiest ares. allowances. six furiongs—Start x od. 2-70: at pos! = minute W in as * won én Owner, Pearsall & Croz AU Train ee 1:13 3-5. Value to winners, $ TOO $17 e . . pReL! | gap. Ben Om: ‘og goon 4 oe taker for the Polo Grounds A. C. HAVE been asked to rate the | a; diawk Ge i. straight $14. place $4. 40. a _— SE ee ee boxers I have met in regard to | iD - Sa izz! e. show S340. FnOW New. Yor} ry City, naa accon 7 L- . S their various characteristics. i Billy Gibson and mvself to S‘. he onal Re wr med Handicap, 53-year-old . s and up. , re } y list: Dempsey, | Winner >. e 3 y ree ' ) a+ : 5. :47 , gr aie. ty Loved Dn for a Gibbons-Tunney! The sreatesi—Jack 170. 50. "$50. : SPs ys Ad, 1:39, 1:45 4- Oo. Val 4} also the hardest hitter linens aeech. But Tommy refused to, 2 elt i — wei vee . 7 nits , 2% ib 4 ee it- oer t ‘ ley 2 c ase . ST, “4% % Str. Fin. Jockey, 64 rs: He wanted, I presume. to ee artic) aacen in . ~ we babs vi RKO! : ds 9 - i ~ je a -— el ee oe » J. McCoy Sutaeeeee 2 peek at me against Greb Most eolorful—Georges Carpen 3 _ _ PS ih 28 lL. Craver 8. ; OTe committ tin + ee me f. OT. 7 7 * Sean f a ~ ; ? = i ee ee ee qo 3 ; Sm 104 Most versatile—Harry Greb, also 4 3: 4 gf Be of 6s poean'skt 1S Show for rom Gi ‘bbe } hd : * T + = “- - » "ocr r at 2 } > 5 4% 53 he (3 as ‘’ pe: -— ; ect | rer Teafeansive )—To ‘4 — “t-te if if gaihe fast that nich? aw the wrell- Best boxe (cdefensive) iommy Ulsiaved } sOrTren ‘-e M lis. lati Pr showed prea ® night, P I Sa “— x Git .. 7” ‘ Zattlin T surf sk ° trip. George Demar came wit! good “ta ) rounded pate of Gibbons in | 9~PonsS, Battling Levinsky. » Par : "se a ; a : CHG a ane ; . ‘ 7 or his res Rg ese prominently until last quag press row, right below my cor- As to Jack Dempsey, I sincerely is ub ider. Stirrup Cup was : 4 ee, Tie , a ' v a CA ‘hip anv n in | a hard preagsed, Polvo showed “ dull wd + nea I paid litle attention to Ton 1? Helie he can w! 0 any man in | b) (en tor (re : the today, e m4 ys cTinkle, jstraizht $68.20, place $20 show $6. but went after Greb i1 a 2 world today, excluding oo elf. | Ow $4. George Penkadt show $i. ° ee 3 ‘ After three rounds I re- He would have toppled Wills over . incicae - three nmnae a hit me} mo gb eaten and up “ee —. .Start pied to my corner and Sai > | to L7isiae OT Lis . r un Awe H asa ine i the hardest blow I ever received, and I don't think that even Fitz- Langford or Jeffries post 30 —.- aaa At post far . Ma, by Oddidfellow. Trainer, T. San ford. Time. >: plue tO Wilner $7 OU, second $17 és, third “Sit ee eer hema "I can knock Harry out in a ” i simmons, Ipie more rounds. . : Bauivalen could have punched harder than i? GT: om Gey n ockery. (huds tx P 9 ; smilie eo a yi 1) la é cation , pits c . nae - ; ]: i* 1* 1 4 Gea | 0 em + ' . , a2 11° 10° at e: Ge . fos _ _— ripped rights and lefts’ weisnt champion. I have seen him .s, bw oy 4" Lynch fo Harry’s body. Suddenly, half\s, nis dressing room, after exhibi- So & & 308 am Bh OP on y through the round, I heard tion bouts, DOING EXERCISES ae oe ee : ’ Peon velling: * “4 . 21 #108 #115) 138 13 +? & | Somes a se ‘ 6: _| for his back and lying on a rubbing wee ee eT Se) Sa - Be careful] of your hand, Gene! | table while trainers held his feet m careful of your hand.” (This puzzled me, for my hands | and he rose to a sitting posture and back a hundred times in quick re in great shape and there was! succ ession. He didn’t and doesn't ight chance of hurting them in/|drfnk, smoke or hit the Primrose ; inching G Greb about the torso. I | Path. and it is my opinion that WE €ired Gib must have some hidden/ WILL FIGHT AGAIN. I hope so. —— form ard bard hu moved on ably, won with much : into lead at Bnishes’ gan ne! ly. i i spard. stra! > 96.40. : show $152 Place $4.80. show $3.80; Jaiming, 3- wen and up, one mile and o £ place driving. Wen to poet 5 05 4 m Al ox Py, —— Ko! any by Uncle. Trainer R. : j 14 >. Value io winner 8700. secon sie “3 W; 11 C cant by Ted Winkler, is being I en 'sought by Ralph Kurz, husky foot- . Se = ee —Eguival th __4_%_ Str. F Fin. Jockey Odds to Se ‘ball star: C. Heinrichs and John 319 on 24 =. oY R. tr mew of a +4 ason Dec. 18 'McCarroll, 1927 football cap‘ain. If a. 2 >. 2 ty a ae ‘Kurz displays enough ability In 5 2 ee c,h’ Aiutton : taking shots off the backboard, it : 3 5 6° ge tie t McElroy 1 40 ge believed by members of the ) — ams of squad, he will be the regular. This | would give the Bears the fastest de- fensive department the five has had in several seasons. -_ — Lorraine Eckert appears assured ' The , of the position at running guard. hy ton U. basketbal 2: anceps Both Stanford and Hutton, for- yall season has| wards, are light, fast men, and "Postponed until Dec. 18, Coach | | White will have an opportunity this maid §. White announced yester- | year to throw a whirlwind attack after a request from Rolla au-|against some of the more stolid brities had been received by re ‘alley fives. A majority of the new , ty See, Se ip" to Be First Opponent for '* yoved into lead fast and. showine “4 | Buch in reserve. Onan Mee Bo ont speed. be af lad Basketball oy mough. Capt. Martin raced proms hy APE acegd prominentiv most of arra closed a big gap , etary wed a dull effe x Dim .a6t GUarier. Spandor Team. _: ,, Hom less, straight $3.60. place $2. 60. al . Show $3: Cartsin Martin show, $3.2 ORLEANS SCRATCHES. bell. Cuff, Curler, Ena, Delvhi. Yoohoo th race—~Mor: iarchist, Al & { tebler , ment. Seveuth race—Fre ‘twe! er £ Greenblazes, Cli a Stteeeeneneen ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH LIFE AND RING CAREER Of All Opponents | —— SUNDAY MORNIN G, DECEMBER 5, 1926 Oo ee ey > Bk oy eg o SS; oe . 4 % & sir Hin. Jocks oy for me. My eyes were pointed toward Tom Gibbons, who had | SSS ee, ee. ek s tof = j i oa 1. ee 2 oe hh baw staying 15 rounds with Champion Jack Dempsey at Shelb ~ 318 4% 3° o« os R Sh $4.3 = B y y. +3 om 5 54 3h 2 ee Peace’ = ret nel see with certainty that 1 } reason for his caution, so I slowed | . 4 a : : gt ~~ ow ’ a ; & (lp 6 Gx yh G roan iy growing. I knew that I soon |! down 3 3 340 4$ 41 64 DD. Dubot 59 if | When I returned to the corner, 4 : 2 A be i? i Canf ela ” welgh 185 pounds for "ny Bill said: 7 oe a. - ). Smith 5 ‘ , 12 12° 10? 308 108 108 Denham 435 wis, and that was the weight | “Don’t knock out that fellow 9 1H } 15 egatte 44. apeagcary , : | ‘ 10 ; 1h 1} : ts a > 3 v4 j mga 44.71 4 rded as necessal ¥ to W hip Give him a sound beating, but | Ba cscy. Harry Greb came back , don’t crock him. Tommy Gibbons | is sitting here, watching you care- | fong at end. Reveillon began slowly and ne fully. If he sees you stop the man | : mme; “ aa omy bs “ | Si0Wis t Ciosed + ™ a ‘ : fA an imm@nge ean nnder or h Scast two months after I had de-; , ho whipped him, he’s never going | but refrained from sending over | Pp. m. At post, 5 minutes. Winner, b | .the crusher on his jaw | .. Trainer, M. Lowenstein. Time,’ -29% iarting slowly, I made little ef-| gehen jaw. Gibbons | 7 en $700 _ _ BEC nd $175, third 1) . fourth $25 : . was not overly impressed and the iS rs _— c+ — ee EQUIN al * 2 Co: a g2— — a = x rt es US 1 four or five rounds. After with me. Greb, however, was more | ° b ye aa a , e ' T ‘ it T-) sp ? a th it 7 asa a° Smith I began battering him severe- han impressed. Harry came to my - -«— 2 2 2. . Se * ' ee ne | dressing room after the match and re Pe? & oe 2 McElroy Gm about the body. Every time he | exclaimed: | iy “ae Gee ee aS, oh ae ¥3 I smashed my right to his! “Say, Gene, you've convinced me | 7 vt Went Fast hundred rooms available in the own Y. M C. A went quickly. eady. Young men only—in these Residence Halls. Many oppor- a endship. study, exercise. as all e ming pool facilities are available ch room distinctively decorated -omfortable beds. Rates reason- location saves time and carfare. bwn Y.M.C.A. and Locust Streets * ad five through formation drill. scholastic t center sen ge Duncan, a re- it, is pushin ig Garrett Pipkin, Ww, J, P, RICH ‘ELECTED * reserve player, for the ' lon. Ric rd He inrich# also Shown we} The Sthees are berth, left va- mn) REVOLVER CLUB HEAD | The Potice Reveliver Club has | elected the following officers: President, William J. P. Rich; vice ADVERTISE C president, Lieut. Nick Bosch Jr.; red Hi R secretary-treasurer, Paul A. Shep- 1S upture herd; official scorer, William t was bet Spencer: captain of range, L. @ope- several ye re are d while lifting @iignd: eutenant of renge, Paul MY hope of ars ago. Doctors said -ay| stawble. Executive Committee: Dr. | cure a8 an operation.| F. H. Krug, chairman; J. E. Friede, — me no good. Finally 1 got James W. Beeler, Dr. P. R. Hol- Of something tha: ee Cure quickly and com-| lingsworth. ame. Yea; PPipture nas nee. 2% Passed and| The following are the average Tea! Pray apt ° CURED Seng herd work as aca though | eegres for the last meeting: as no Dera * é ; * s RL. « . ] che sherd aaa on Cees we ee g° ITHOUT THE e. ] have n t . : buh Littie no I au > ee & | T ato 0 tnforma:ia., .* sell, but willi I. Copeland ...+++-s+++-» Seesces a an Ble Chenier ereinias. Gentle ie maples 208 Sout how you may| pr, James Glasscock...... ‘i ~ t ‘ia : th iif *Trpe re : —_ ¢ =~ nS pene today. t ee a og ge F to me, Eugen Pp 9 ‘ Ti itteut. Bosch Ir.....-ccercceeses 48 Consult ation and Examination = 2:0 N. Mar n, Car Jahn fe ~ 4 7 Rass ‘6 A Ma! ; red ain : or , ** vc al I Specialist. oe hoor 279 v ee It tn - > ‘ ; (iis notice | Steve Harke oereee ee ee "= UIs, MO. AAS, 10 :. q EXPER : _— May save a . are a Cc. W. cine gua Sa waked GeO Sk 6 4 6 « bab iise ry rf _ ; ‘ kK em oe a eeenesd se @ & s cae; the e worry | B € ¥ er @f aD operation. F. Bauer eee asdees esoesveees O8 MOTOR BOAT INTEREST cent increase in einterest {s main- INCREASES 40 PER CENT | ceeded before the end of this month. |Special to the Post-Dispatch : Biren sowed NEW YORK, Dec. 4. — Sporting | DRAKE AND NOTRE DAME interest in the pleasure boat | creased 49 per cent this year over py the Associated Press. his cold tur- | the preceding year. Last season iO (jrand Central Palace were for this show. So rapid and so insistent demand for space been that tary Ira Hand has been req eut down the size of the so that there will be room representation. 21, more 49 per vears hands to have a w ith the opening day, Jan. cix weeks awav the ‘GENE 7 UNNEY. From a flashlight photo taken in the dressing room of a New York theater, as his vaudeville act was about to begin. ___ Tunney \ was arrested later for boxing without a license. already This season . eqid.| With Davis Elkins three full floors have been for ali ~~ — By Gene Tunney | Dempsey’s Legs, | ot His Stomach, Failed in Fight Chief Camera Man, Barred From Rope Skipping Exer- cise, Got Real Tip. By Sparrow McGann. (Copyricht, 1926.) NEW YORK, Dee. Dempsey was not doped before his | fight with Gene Tunney. Jack’s troubles were in his legs and not in | his stomach, When the newspaper corres- pondents were excluded from Dempsey’s workouts a few days before the fight at Philadelphia, a feeling against the then cham- pion was aroused. Capt. Mabbutt, the big fellow who ac.ed as a sort of aide-de- camp to Dempsey—he was respon- | sible for the “poison” yarn—/| seemed eager at that time to give | ‘the impression that Jack had noth- Ing to hide and that the reason for his wish to work out privately was 'to avoid the annoyance of uncouth ' remarks by spectators. But this was not the reason, | Dempsey was not physically right and he did not want it known. He § | did Mothing that escaped the pho- | ;: |tographers who were taking movies | of Dempsey and Tunney’s training 2:'/ camps among whom was Bert ¢.' Conn, chief’ camera man. Conn’s Dope Was O K. oe ete EN CC CCN eae | Bert wanted to film Dempsey in ‘the act of skipping rope and Jack / would not perform for him. Conn | | thought this was very strange. His. | opinion was that the title holder's | —~ Suit or Garment O’coat BOLIV| STYLISH, FUR-TRIMMED OVER 3000 ON HAND ATA BIG SAVING MANY ARE SAMPLE COATS USED BY TAILOR MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS. | SALESMEN INSELL- A DEPOSIT WAS MAD: ON THEM BUT | say : THE BUYER DID NOT TAKE THE GAR. | os BRAND NEW TAILOR-MADE NOT-CALLED-F OR MNT oe voss is vourcam | AREALBARGAIN \ “#7 | LADIES’ NEW CLOTH CLOAKS 4.95 | | Ee. FUR COLLAR ..ccccccccccssces "e”¥ DRESSES .95 BRAND NEW JERSEY DRESSES .95 BRAND NEW ALL-WOOL DRESSES REMEMBER A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY ‘GARMENT NT | FUR COATS....%39:25 FUR JACQUETTES *19:22 A HODIAMONT--PAGE--GRAND STREET CARS~ALSO BUSSES lOl2 N. 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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 “ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCR —=— _ ; ’ PAGE 6S . Fe ee ed oe ee Ek hb balay | suffer the effects of excessive recoil , shooting over decoys the lighter or- | Bea t Help — gee es when it is not necessary; when/| dinary loads are to be preferred. rs oO 'linois Jan. 8. é . | Coach Manley of Illinois has THE HUNTIN i ; a | hi didates daily : , aan Dedicate Pool ..cs"fwne'n cra a G 3,215? PLANERT’S SKATES 3 Can ei ht caer eg aes hep > heer ‘ Sih eB cas hiss A Be of regulars on last séason's Washington U. Swimmers to) Pr. “ire back this year, and with CALS 3.4 MERMOD ee Readership Meet Illini Aquatic Team several promising sophomores, the ~,* ~~ ~ ~ . ~ . SS , SS ‘ : = DADS SSS Illini are expecting a fast acquatic 3 _ eS ve 2 eee tae “Newt” Sandra BAND ] NST RUME N ve “Fg Oo AANAAANSANS AAA iy = P £5 ot SER an Me Tv Milincis has. scheduled five con IGH water still prevails at nearly all of the best private and San - CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Dee. 4 — a i & eee Cepors il LC ference meets. They include Iowa * a , - _ Washington University swimmers, public “ducking’’ grounds, consequently shooting has not been NDS “The Worlds ‘Finest a ART T RE ' ; rn}. |at Iowa; Purdue at Illinois; Indiana | champions of the Mississippi Va! at Indiana: Wisconsin at Illinois very good. e ‘and Chicago at Illinois. Shooting pens along the Illinols in part for the tmprovement in : ; ‘ Martin Handcraft Band Instruments, like : iy the Stradivarius Violin, are not products ‘- i 4 a) ley conference last season, will as- '| River which have been open to the/ scores at the traps and on the rifle , : of quantity, record-breaking machinery. SaaS ; ‘ Ss . SS SSS . Is Or inl iA sti ebiattnmand capkgbbvossancyde ‘ a Sats Petia eth At sist in dedicating the new swim- ; * | | ‘public at so much per day, have! range. As not been able to give their patrons There has always been a decided pan oe : , They are built by hand, from the first oper- a great deal of good shooting, for| olamor for shotguns and ammuni- . | , : ation to the last, by skilled workmen vital- s , - ly interested in their craft. That’s why i . ss the blinds and pens, which, under | tion that would increase the killing “4 | -— | [aera eveditions are rat sees ot | TANS S0d suemabere and| axis. 7 : Serbuiang cnocieas ef Saemactonel oe yy Ff ‘1h , ow under several feet o 4 Liter . , 3 ty t ae dry, are n nition companies have strived toa 3 5) | | madmen ates sorting ie siete | ) } O ‘water, so that style of shooting had | ,,+is¢y this demand and give the | Pane | ; : eee xt Convenient terms can be arranged. 'to be abandoned, and there is so shooting public a gun and load that | 7% a n : ) § ? much ees - pon pregpeeniecrncP l: would increase the killing distance | —S— ee tev eee” — | | |cover & big terrnery, tue ” c : nw Se Trumpets—per- a - 7 | The gunmakers failed to make ary ni —_ | Tro ert -. - 2ac | decoys, the new flocks coming = hentéch be whecters, bat thers! Re OE SSE oe RE es eS Ie , | | 4 . - braham Flexner, Director of Ge hard to decoy. notable change, but several years . ie c ; , ’ - 2 oe ease of blowing. Along the Illinois River, the ago one of the ammunition compa- — , “2 d oe we noma a ; ; “egg it | oa ‘sae the big bunches claims were substantiated, and nuw Martin Handcraft hes bis moles teens ad — this concern has hard work to Built 3 Og ef Saxophone. BS mae — . | 8 inches wide; closely peveece . eo gael Bo We . ani ¢ - eiiiiess GR | §Some of our hunters have taken keep up with the demand for this , or an % iF af | eral Educational ard, | |ducks may be seen by thousands, | 1), > ought out a special load and — tas rec see. vena - claimed the Snes He the time to locate a favorite feed- | : ; ' Do Away With Latin and Gre ec me ORES clgig FI ep . — " , ae i * vie. es aa i . : : i Fak ee 9 ‘t ‘ eh ie PTY AE IRE aay PIE OT IE Re CORTE Eh i ae ON TIE, We ae ad te ee rer " Fafa amar, roe ‘Mp hte i ae oh nt Gam re eo) : mie th axe Bs: Sd * tp os ae can | but instead of dropping into a vata made certain claims which were =. ; , is we . 7 3 oe ow 8 as EERE — rg vty, wy aged —_ 8 sys 7 a oe Soe » et arly 2 a 8 een se —- ote ; , ht ene ri as : ; bisa das : ‘ z ; as ; - : ‘ ; ws Seely enh nebvokont a ARON sedis: Sut) pat i ES pA, IO Ah er TOOP eae ™ reeeusepetbonahi ms i “fae yeas itera: ae a 8 te le aptaneo spege ten oli a a Rte the pram’ Kitabenwd ater pointe thapaalli suatettateliceindnmctaresh i shana P : vo ? ee ae ae 4 emihe> ae ail 3 . 4 7 particular load. ing ground, and bullt biinds and set — “¥. 12 8b optes “Te. . $3h+9 Other concerns began experi- . ~ \% ‘ ” : a . : lacked body, blac . } out @ large number of decoys 1 senting” unk née an have ached atin Biemcett sturdy construction and i: d Revise Methods in Literatw On many as a hundred “blocks,” an f Planert’ ) EZ » an bber tires. Monday . Sale these men have reaped the benefit to the list a long range load. but supreme quality Oo 5 -— Ff . ' ecoeee | opt the trick of the original long range | Booster Club “Northlight” and ‘‘Winner’’ -— = and History. Bed re Sader.) “iia “Olney ee ae EST I NA a ~Mipn E TNR 0 np ae Toyland of this method. 15¢ Large Fancy sfigees | - load is still a secret, for the corn- = 4 Spacey: | While to most hunters all spots - " js . " ace v8 me ore ly a CANDLES 39¢ “ea ‘in an overflowed cornfield look| Peny mentioned has invented tne Free Membership ska ‘es has made them the Cham | My ; SHISEES ea tas cake coke oe “prone Grst choice. 1006 OLIVE ST wi = iby WILLIAM F. ALLEN ob mike oe SSS | e : 4 pe y . - 4 a¥e ee eae warts eyetS oe length of the’ shot column, which appeal to the ducks and it is these | ‘€” i . ° . spots that pay the hunter for a| Was shortened by almost halt as >500 They will outlast others, give 4 Of the Post-Dispatch Staff. compared to the regular loads. more comfort and greater satis- { — 4 HE fact is,” Mr Flexner said. “t little study and work. $6.50 ALL STEEL EXPRESS WAGONS m4 $3 95 | The rice fields near Stuttgart, Many shooters have an idea that IN CASH PRIZES f ti E . : 5. Writi - . Ark. have, for years, been a para-| when a gun Is fired the shot go out acuon. Livery pair guaranteed. we shall probably be building Mechanical Trains, Complete 98c riting Desk With Chair, $2.95 0 aise tor the duck shooter, but this}!m a bunch, which is not the cage, Write today to Con- schools in which we will segre Your dealer should have them. If not, order lly proficient- as we now build 20c Checkers, Black and Red, bor..Se | $12.50 Velocipe-'es Special: $8.95 to normal because the bottoms} feet. obe mentally p : On have been flooded. with shot patterns would draw the Chicago, Illinois, for F.W.PLANERT & SONS. Inc thic gobs of education with which se flocks of ducks that were constant-/| might place 15 or 20 pellets tn this Hockey Rules 939-41 N. Robey St., Chi U.S.A Mine ore being Seuel without ; SLI FRS in — og ecategen where eee a time the head of the shot oolamn1 SKATES Price $7.50 and up : Sli. get the same books, the same tasks th . p B 3 years they have been plentiful and | hits the duck he has flown by the ie as awhat sunectiolal Mane the disappointments met with by/ center and tail of the string of} LOOK FOR THESE TRADE MARKS ON THE SKATES YOU Bry | === —— = | ' ly moving from one spot to an-/| outline, then would wonder why | PO ahick wits birscck entice iach '§ + ‘i= » HEP other, but it was difficult to get; they could not place the same num- ’ ¢ “= jae em wee individual requirements «6 a: . within shooting distance. ber of pellets in a live duck flying PLANERT'S RACER - HOCKEY « RINK i t: ff a sacities for assimilation. He was vreferg (-WINNER-) For Men, Women, Boys and Girls , 4 the classroom in which Henry, John Made of brown kid leather, x shooters has dampened their en-| shot a very flexible sewed soles, elas- : 7 thusiasm to such an extent that A good many shooters make e At Following Dealer: STIX, BAER & FULLER DO YOUR-CHRISTMAS SHOPPING | it ’ led knowledge. | LaF “A be “bright,” John’s mind sizes 6 to 12, aub- , E oo so by a party last week, the shooters : me He was discussing, in general, the mess /one of the party. MEN’S $3.50 TAN WORK SHOES, ALL SIZES, $1.99 The Clumber Spaniel. ' 2 hether or no and bring duller Sue up te g ; ae Breed Bas never Seen 9ep- QC) r 1 4 Bental plane of “bright” Henry—the bu Men's 75¢ Heary Wool Socks, pr. 49c | $1.50 Leather Belt, Fancy Bor.. 98cR ee ee re “ f cultivating the youthful mind ana bests $10 Double Woo! Blankets. ...$S.45 | $2.50 Tie & Handkerchief Set, $1.49 Moor oe nee ety oranee 1g upon it intellectual capital for the BF $1 Neckties in Fancy Xmas Bor. .69c $1.50 Rayon Silk Mufflers, Bored, 79cR markings. As a companion for 3 g bis of living. - $2 Razor & Tie Set, Special. $1.29 | $3 Rayon Silk Mufflers, Boxed, $1.49 children or grown ups he is hard ae oa He was talking of revolutionary uphea LL EEeEeeEEeEEEEceenENi : od : ss . curricula. burring Latin and Greek, Clip and Mail This Coupon Now WURLITZER, 1006 OLIVE Please send catalog, prices and terms on the Martin Handcraft Band Instru- ment mentioned below: | eeeeeeer eee eee eee eee e ee eee eeneeecees eeeee een eee GC eeeeeeaeenen eee ‘eee ee eee @e@e eee eeeneenee ee a a a a a a i i i, i, i i i i i Shooters when experimenting —939 N. Robey St., >. Flexner was talking about the trip to this resort, says he saw great; sheet of paper and, at 40 yaris, Free Booklet on Both = and rabbits are scarce | past them, the reason is that by the tic sides, rubber heels, d - , ae “na * bea dahon atrlen tn 7 seco get 2 | 3 they have “parked” their guns for) nistake by using the long ranges Ww ASHINGTON AV. 6TH AND 7TH STS. enty may wandaré. On sale J = averaging a dozen “bunnies” to the hich modern education finds itse'f in a 'to beat, and as a rule shows more intelligence than any other dog BE $e; . . - tae ies hey a ‘of the spantel family . at wiser selection [OP on 4 : W O Insl1S on. qua 1 y Cl ars : e wr. is tue ae oe es his a . eae oe ter into the production of the orig- Pe "aed 6). Rockefellers peso — it scatters about the sen Dt me » om : . = 4 inal Clumber. . Po gnosis f th | y Weket and from tt $9 Star-Rite Waffle Iron, special._... $6.75 _Ammunition. BY ¢; oe y or e1r O \ ' nh p easure. - tic map countiess millions of dollars $15 Universal Waffle Iron, special... $11.95 D URING the last 25 years there =f Ae Soap transformation of sepa ae 4 : : "arin other words, here its one Man Wao $3.50 Star-Rite Electric Toaster, now $1.98 has been a vast improvement FoR . * ; | a ees, 3 N “> @imses the authority and means to bring 1 i os A box of ROI-TAN Cigars is abe. °220%0 Si. Tir or werent $5 Het-Point Edison Electric iron, 6-ib., $3.49 rifle and shotgun, which accounts ‘ bright pupil from the commonplace C. PERCOLATOR SET Butch-Morris , a quality gift that wins ime (J \ :-co'm: -u m0 » sae - ently the General Educational: Me Bout Thursday i, stant and lasting appreciation, 9 ...."..°SSha ee ictont for it to divide its student body, : + Ten Round Go Headlines Pro- Give him a box of ; ‘ 4 j f . AW Subjects Taught. George Butch, local weather a Sg aaa . ) ee: : | iS: 3 xz e pp A : " : ; ta pie i ~ — me writer some of his ideas upon educat Tan, brown and Obiack. at the Avenue Theater in East St. RWS j wer Re - a stash ifiesietideaees Sa tich have crystallized into conclusions ; _ Row Louis Thursday night ‘ NS pS TIO SS Doe te i e This season's newest styles, ae y night under the , % ~ bots caer Putco ee Ne > : . -£ him to others which have been Goodyear welt, rubber supervision of the State Athletic | ) 3 . pac ciesie pei eta deere tisis 4 From thee t ’ . — a oll ? - ® a . Stee od ss +S. a ey pe ase : eae a . ee. Its : ‘ ole ie " é heels. Some of the s 2c ey oeaagiagay | rf o8 EATS T oot Oe: tree tt bee Sanaa at - = «= _ written Gieeoutaas " best well - known Morris is to arrive Wednesday =) > at ~ Negrete oO gaptliowinc were deduced as Mr. Flexners brands. Choice a morning from Chicago where he & Ray Ss - eng Dm eta 3 RR SS a Sa, ae a ated thoughts upon modern education: is now training for the bout. : , ve : pasa tasi is sates is evant ies saeco etary me . NPR: Butch is working at a local ee > BR . SE eee resbtist haat! cami : Generally speaking, it may be safely | rking a ym- ut: Bares esess tuft tbe er Toe a “ a t ¢] nbieet nasium. The weight agreement its stb). Bs = a ~~ Pag a AA SER aT Ps a ig that ‘he subjects (Oia taught Men's $5 Kid i26 pounds at 3 o’clock the after- . . nial SORE Et ae pe Sa Sh 7a *2hoo!s todar, the time at which they 4 , Se **- SE A aa Ch a ; , neg gh ae S, “so are ie bout myn ee is 3 SS Swiss? Mace f Pe 2Ught, the manner in which they are tang nor aon... expected to have an ou - : ey oh ing the beamage 3 ——— | ‘2 § - = Wiseup eset isapie ae aad the amounts taught are determined ili > aia = ' - RA ae ee 3% > “ P - ae - Johnny “Red” Byra and Jimmy ,* ' age - erctap acme trae — Qdition, not by a fresh and untrammel Dugan, East St. Louls middle- rt 3 wig Sate oa PP UU ideration of present values. rs’ . Pi ont 6 on tong wt oie age . = , VET IR gee a * / ) on | 2: oP ha, -») Pees fs sito Se = to gain knowledge or power thre For Men and Women, : Or flyweight, meets Clifford “Digger | Se, ‘ i drs e 3 me ~ | re” f Y seg 7s traditional curriculum, but they spe * ? ' :. 3 ay Aud a as 7 2 : be % ae x » - ca : - + ‘ - ag 7 - 5 -a a ‘ 4 - i | bi Sg 4 tn® “S > 5 - & P + « 3 . 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' . tranite ¢ Racing or Hockey. All i ie ao City, in the six- | | ? “tt: } ey = d in faill oOuUnGa secon preliminary, w : Soa ae «6 OTdinatelyr lon ime tn failing. sizes. The famous OS ieee oe tee hile | , Z _ nately long tim Zz Ba & Be brand | an 2 saree ae Rae : 3," ; Paeetiod spent in school and college befo rney rry . | son, St. Louis bantams, furnish the | Z) 23h S o i . hire Bases. = ‘msstenae al Special, pair “ene eeecse J we ; action in the four-round curtaine ; “ - . >. : i J a y wGent. begins pis pro ss ona | ) : » pe roa * ae prea gr . : | ~ mTinnell College of Men’s Fine Overcoats, values up to $35... .$14.75§ |" “"""F *" “i ag . . F Men’s $12 Sheepskin Lined Coats, now... $6.99§8 °°. * * cs FO fo deepaecsgene ie ss : Weeeness or inutility has not been et Men’s $2.50 Union Suits, part wool, all sizes, $1.49 B «..-c. Lise. base | : | : | [oe '’'y «determined. Rather so su®, Boys’ $8 Zipper Windbreakers, heavy *"_| $4.95 6 ood to encace two members sagem | “Saeemould be included for which a defim $3 Leather Gauntiet Gloves, warm lined, pr., $1.98 fiswouri Valley Conference next | ne : ae? cannot be made out. This fail. rh othe og a we . : : : 3 ° ; siy ‘retire Latin and Creek from Oct. 8. | : aT? «Curriculum and elevate @ ‘finitely fixed | ; * = ae S29. psec ‘eee! r We offer the high school student a | ; = eriment of studies, classified only Oct Cornell: Cotlens ot ‘man. e 9 @ : curses. And the student from ; ga , T —_ a yea: is permitted to jump about , « _ ANSAS r ae i , * se ARM) GOODS S OR FE. / ie Me Seceteen o¢ ae ) a .-«- Studies at random, the only goal i | et = a speci! ” s spine do 1o—Michigan at Madison. 22—Purdue at Madison. -1¢d number of credits for g O un & oF G oc So—Wianesota at Minneapo - 2 F ri | 2 _ 4 MS 4 a om —. | D ; : - : it. * ‘? ~ *) A NCTON HS sermon ag sata ealers Supplied by PARKER-GORDON CIGAR COMPANY SII ochcot anccsd vo napiaea wna b es OP see ania 4 j ‘ a? \f . le—Chicago at Chicago. r . os =" Courses to one of which the et 4 -~ wuld be committed and made to ad iAGison pen ofp saan

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~, wy tory Se > F4 = Y ibe dant oS oe Der eae \RTIN NSTRUMENTS Worlds Finest © Instruments, like if are not products y king machinery. from the first oper- d workmen vital- craft. That’s why world—preferred f international re- and be satisfied. be arranged. Martin Handcrafe Trumpets—per- fet—wonderful ease of blowing. ll a i Ok eee Rs a. a 4 a “ye curricula, burying Latin and Greek, pro-/( election for} ROI-TAN— i \oice of men quality cigars leasure! AN Cigars is hat wins in- appreciation. = £ « In other words, here is one man who pos- eilictent for it to divide its student body, ac- n attractive holiday - oxes of 25 or 50 cigars. Mr. Flexner came to St. Louis las: -=* ee “~~ gr oa, Sa ~ 4 . y re ae ee i. natt 5 Sip STMAS SHOPPING EARLY} Mication to 14 or less and kickinz about the‘ , archaic theories of circumsecribe 1 ¢:ci.ool-' @ And when Abraham Flexner talks, che wh, is the man who plunges his hand in‘o Beently the © Generally speaking, it may be safely said » Not only do American children, as a cl2s3, | We select a subject now because its use- 4 r 4 : We offer tho high school student a vast re te ee oO re one - iaotiadliinehta chadtnadin octioeemen a’ $ ED ET > wSaas* Nas" Py, EN: FUP PPMP OHES 4 Petros raeree \: eases? Lee PeeeTT OOS SS SASHA ANNAN ANARARAAS we Coe CROLL : SS. WAV SER SY WK WN \ \ RECs QS SEQ AWWW \\ \\\ AS ey be \ N PAA SSS Sr al. se a sum'| middle of the road, to the end that in due | course, with character unsuliied,. diploma in hand, they severally may be returned to their mothers or landed in a congenial job.—From | Abraham Flerner’s paper, “A Modcrn Uni- versity.” in value as a foct-pound; advisers, vocational guiders, psychological testers. personnel man- agers, coaches—aill engaged in policing a undergraduate hody, in keeping water, in the ing to mental capacity, and to experiment, a result over five years. ition Rules Most ‘Subjects Taught. aa week a group of distinguished medica! scien- Aside from simpl\j instrumental studies and teachers, and while here gave to Writer some of his ideas upon education, bh have ervstallized into conclusions and/ be molded into four main fields ‘red him to others which have been re- ‘ industry, esthetics and civics to written discourses. From these the? wing were deduced as Mr. Flexner’s most A Modern Method of Teaching Science. ted thoughts upon modern education: Mr. Flexner thinks the present, courses lead nowhere; that the present grad- ‘vate emerges upon the world with little net useful. He is quite —reading, writing, spelling and figuring— the curriculum of the modern school could —-sejence, incoherent tthe subjects commonly taught in Cols today, the time at which they are ght, the manner in which they are taught the amounts taught are determined ty ition, not by a fresh and untrammelled sideration of present values. that will. be the four fields or learning ‘ready to expand which he proposes. ‘‘In science,’’ he says, ‘‘children would be- gin by getting acquainted with objects. They to gain knowledge or power throug) ‘would learn to know trees, plants, animals, traditional curriculum, but they spend hpijis, streams, rocks and to care for animals inordinately long time in failing. The and plants. In the next stage they would lod spent in school and college before follow the life cycles of plants and animals Student begins his professional studies and would piece out the processes in inani- longer in the United States than in aay mate things. They would begin experimen- paler Western country. ‘tation—physical, chemical and biological. In We go on teaching this or that subject the upper grades, science would assume more this or that way for no better reason (systematic forms. that its ineffectiveness or harmfulness Rot been established. )eamera, the radio and other phenomena are ‘based. | “This, of course, {s merely grazing the line of the scientific course. However, (he }average high school boy who now begins without the ess or inutility has not been conclu- Out ly determined. Rather no subject ld be included for which a definite ue cannot be made out. This would ely retire Latin and Greek from the *rn curriculum and elevate modern CUages. a ‘course of physics or chemistry previous training above described lacks the basis necessary to make the study real to ‘him. The usual textbook engulfs him in the Timent of studies, classified only loosely (tions as abstract as algebra.” Courses. year js permitted to jump about among Biudies ar ~andom, the only goal be- *8pecified number of credits for yradua- ‘portance and industry next. Industry and ‘commercial processes can easily capture the | ‘would found the pupil first in the general 4s bit-and-miss superficial conduct of facts School should be replaced with sharply transportation, public service companies, } Courses to one of which the student ‘manufacture, including the source of ma- @ be Committed and made to adhere. ( / ¢ courses ’ ‘Latin may be postponed until the need aciu- Here would come under-. ‘standing of scientific theorfes upon which the, ' beginning in a world of symbols and defini-( And the student from year } Mr. Flexner rates science as of most im-) attention of the beginner in this course. He relating to every-day industria! life, ' ‘eurriculum virtually al) the | ‘enunciated. terials and the processes of their finishing. Time at School Could Profitably Be Shortened by Two Years and Include No Subject Without Def- inite Later Value, Notwithstand- ing Tradition to Contrary. ee ny Such a foundation would not only him problems for original thought. He would include under esthetics, litera- | ture, art, language and music, and pauses | to reflect upon literature as it has come down | traditionally to the present-day classroom. “It is partly obsolete,’’ he says, “‘partly ill- timed, rarely effective or appealing. Nothing is more damaging to ultimate good taste than unwilling, spasmodic attention to selections because history and tradition have stamped them as respectable or desirable. Nothing is so futile as trying to compel worship of | ‘classics’ from which pupils rebel because they are not fitted to their interest. The develop- ment of the habit of reading is the end to be sought and the pupil's interest should be challenged with realistic treatment of his real interest in romance and adventure, or what not. Appreciation ultimately of the master- pieces that have stood the test of age then will come normally, without the ‘stimulus we now give. “LikeWise history. Schools should summon the courage not to go through the form o' teaching children useless historical facts simp- ly because the children of a past generation learned and forgot them, and because tradi- tion has established the learning as a sort of good form. ‘‘History is a part of the stud) of the fourth division of the curriculum, civics, which includes also present day institutions and cur- rent happenings. “The study of mathematics offers peculiar difficulty. Waste here is greatest and failure most striking. The study of both algebra and geometry in their present form is largely his- torical. “No more algebra and geometry taught than needed to elucidate other studies being pursued simultaneously. Geometry might be reduced in time consumed bv about two-thirds or three-fourths and the remainder radically modified. Recently it has been sug- gested that algebra should be given for one not so much because of its inherent value as to determine the aptitude of the pupil for erudy, should be year, further mathematiea! Formal Grammar and History Are Wrong. “This proposed curriculum is quite as im- portant from the standpoint of its omissions. formal grammar would disappear. There is much evidence of the futility of formal gram- mar as a guide to correct speaking and writ- ing. Much of history as now parcelled out would disappear also. [In its) stead pniight come the more intense interests, sugh as the history of modern England or of New York City. “Latin and Greek would be dropped. For most pupils no positive benefit can be pointed out. The literary argument fails because biundering through a few patches of Latin classics does not establish a knowledge of Students who have studied college, in Latin literature. Latin in high school,* even later life have difficulty making out a Latin document or translating a simple phrase. if study of into practical mastery is desired, the ally appears. “The first teaching job I ever held: was in Louisville. One of mr classes was a senior class in Greek. It took me a week to discover that no member the class had even approached a sound foun- my native city of ryf dation in Greek grammar. “I proposed to teach the class The principal was astounded—humiliating fourth-year students with a first-year study ‘Very well,’ I said, ‘the alternative is to flunk the whole class,’ and I did. Among those who failed at graduation was the son of the president of the School hub-bub arose, but I stood pat. “Tl mention this simply to demonstrate the emattering character of high school instruc- tion in dead languages. The fact is that the classics and formal mathematics have declined in relative importance in school, as science history and modern languages have gained.’’ Endowed Private School e Testing Theories. It is interesting to observe that Mr. Flexner has not let his theories in this respect Lie idle, either. With funds of the General Edu- cational Board he has established in New gramrnia~. York the Lincoln School, embodying in its ideas he nas He says it ts encountering diffi- culty In finding the proper textbooks, but ‘is ~~ CONGRESS | } | | } 6 Ce artificial | Board and a creat Wets. With Morale Height-) fllumi- | ;nate the pupils everyday life, but would offer nen CONVENES TOMORROW ee eg og ee Eee ee 8 What to Do With the Treasury Surplus? REED COMMITTEE TO REPORT a Lame Duck” Session Certain | to Defeat Coolidge Tax Re-) bate Plan, With Strong Sen-; & wt Xx I oi f/ 4 ° ° ~~, — timent Favoring Reduction. Zz , Ves WS ” ened by Election, Will Op- pose Bills Designed to Strengthen Volstead Act. ~~ i aw Pm | J | : te | VEY other excess tax. All these and other theo- The eighteenth amendment and the Vol- { Fiee of what should or should not be done) stead act will again bulk large in the record, By CHARLES G. ROSS with the surplus accumulating in the treas-( but the present outlook is for no materia) Chief Washington Correspondent of the ury will be aired extensively in the next three) change in the prohibitory laws. There is Post-Dispatch. months. no chance for any wet measure. The best WASHINGTON Th In view of the conflict of opinion and the\ the wets can hope for is to heep the drys e& . id fe ec. 4.— id Pea oF ) shortness of the session the best guess is/on the defensive—a position to which they lame-duck"’ session of the Sixty-Ninth Con-\ ¢nat tax revision will go over to the next! were plainly relegated by the last elections | Bress will open at noon Monday and continue’ Congress. The same prophecy may safely be)—and to prevent the passage of further arid a scant three months, to March 4, sites th babe made with regard to the Democratic plan‘ measures. Such is the heightened morale of popular name for the session is peculiarly’ for: tariff reduction. ‘the wets and such the tenéénde aaleue: auauel oppropriate in this Instance, for owing to the of the drys to keep the issue under cover heavy casualties among senators at the last’ Stalemate on Shoals that the chances. faves ‘the alusueiaen an eae the piace» Pay ae who ear con- and Farm Relief } the various bills for “putting teeth’ inte the tinue to make laws after their repudiation at ( = 5 . - thd ‘is will ibe A PN Muscle Shoals will again be up for dis-) Volstead act. The drys, however, would un i | Hahn oY 0 ee, sew ' ? , ' _( aoubtedly be able to put these measures over It j FG pee ' 9 ade ; cussion, sut with small prospect of a set s this session which Senator Norris. | 1° thew could be Shenae te a eeee would abolish by constitutional amendment; , tlement of the problem at the coming ses-( d S There is pending the report of a joint; There is a genuine chance that the session, . , lon. three times the Semate, by a top-heavy ma- , jority, has voted to submit his proposal to(Com8ressional committee recommending ‘tne, In response to a widespread public demand, , leasing of the shoals to 13 Southern power! Will adopt some measure of radio control. the States, and three times the submission, } ‘companies. Senator Norris, leader in tho) TWO control bills were passed last session, has been prevented by the House leadership. , Uniess President Coolidge calls an extra ses-/ fight for Government ownership and opera-\ 0ne by ee So oe ee sid which is unlikely the new members of 100 Of the shoals power and fertilizer proj-) The Bouse Mi wee TO Oa she Stomall And! Menke Pa t those senators) ct» 18 confident that he can muster suffi- radio licenses, wave lengths, ete., in the Sec- oi dasa ee ape ate Lean ! to defeat the committee plan,‘ retary of Commerce, while the Senate biil who were chosen to:fill out unexpired terms, | clent votes , - provides for control by a commission Cen 4 "se, . é (Yr 3 _ : Pe ee - ed . * / : must continue to ‘‘cool off’ until December, though he entertains no hope of getting his Say Wile beluetibne bow Senster Hawen.atl tte accepted by this Congress. The shoals ferees of the two houses were in the midst of Wissourt his alae Dlvwrsin I Walsh ott| Stage fight, barring unexpected development, wlil) their effort to fron out the differences when chvetta ‘Senator Stewart of lowa and Sen-//¢main throughout the session in a stale-( the session adjourned last summer. They Te ot ak od 5 ee an on. } will resume their deliberations with opening ator Gould of Maine. These four take office) | | There will be the usual pother over farm) °f the new session. at once, " s+ owart Cum-( Tellef. Senator MeNary of Oregon, who is) Some of Bills Which mins andi willisit buly until March 4. after) slated for the chairmanship of the Committee ( re eS. A Pa Wiis | ee y 9 ; ~ ‘ . wa on Agriculture, plans to introduce In sim pli- which the seat will be taken by Senator-Elect , | . ‘ ae all . | ‘ ; lone2 fied form his bill which was defeated at the, Hearings by the House Ways aud Means _— last session. The measure again will em-;Committee on proposed legislation for the f , ‘ o* . a 2 . { : 5 : ‘body the principle of the “equalization fee’ 4isposition of allen property have been In on certain farm products. That this or any({ Prosress for the last two weeks. It is pos- other farm: relief bill will get through the) Sible that a bipartisan measure, seeking to do session is highly unlikely / belated justice to those whose property was The Senate has two fixtures on its calen-) Seized during the war, will be passed. dar. On Dec. 12, in pursuance of its order’ Another bill which appears to have a fair at the special session of Nov. 10, it will meet) Chance to make the grade is the McFadden ‘again as a court of impeachment to receive; Pranch Banking bill which has been kicked ik eee the report of the House managers in the from pillar to post through several sessions 1e jt Ss on tne iegis81a- ] : _ b Pp Sesame: a ‘ Judge English impeachment case. The man-: he long-suffering migratory bird bill, pro- agers in the meantime will have laid before | posi the House their recommendation that the; ™#* be taken out for another airing. ease be dropped because of the resignation of/ The Reed bill increasing the salartes of ‘the Judge. There has been no hitch in the; Federal judges, which the Senate passed last plan to discontinue the impeachment proceed-| May by a vote of 66 to 8, is expected to be ings- , called up in the House. On Dec. 14, under a special order made{ ‘5enator Johnson of Callfornia will press just prior to adjournment last July, the Sen- for consideration of the Boulder Canyon dam ate will begin consideration of the rivers and bill and Senator Moses of New Hampshire . } : » } - - 4 Y oy March 4 than they( Darbors bill, which already has passed the) 2°P©S to get the approval on the Senate a ' sié¢ sae } ‘House. This measure carries an item for steering committee for a bill to reduce the \ the purchase of the Cape Cod Canal as recom-, "#t@ interest on the Government's loans to Thumbs Down mended by the President. The proposed ca- the railroads. ‘nal purchase-has been characterized by the; Various investigations are proposed tn res- opposition as an effort to put the Govern-/ ©/Utions pending in the Senate, among them on Tax Rebate hie onerete “assure. } 1} ‘lil emerge? . P ‘tig What concrete measure, if any, wlll emerge’. pe on unprofitable business, in con-{ #2 investigation of the so-called bread trust. One of the highlights of the session wil! from the recent welter of talk about tax re-) 11 with the effort to get the Government’? duction and tax rebates cannot be foretold, profitable Muscle be the submission of the Reed reports on pri- but is certain that Mr. Coolidge’s suggestion mary election corruption in Pennsylvania and of a rebate on the taxes being paid this year Illinois. Senator Norris has promised to bring the story of Pennsylvania down to date Taxes, with the elated theme of the anticl- to the Fore with a recital of evidences of corruption In pated treasury surplus for the current fis- In the field of foreign relations, the Senate’the November election, Though the two Sen- cal vear, will of course continue to be the will have before it the Lausanne treaty, with) ators-elect who are affected by the charges, Democratic’ Turkey, which Senator Borah has announced Vare of Pennsylvania and Smith of Ilinota, will seek to call up after the Christmas, wil] not present themselves to take the oath until the beginning of the Seventileth Con- gress, it is likely that the question of their eligibllity will be the subject of much debate ee a succeeds the late Senator May Succeed Brookhart. who was chosen for the term. Hawes, who displaces George H. Will- jams, comes in for the short term .endinz, next March and for six years thereafter, while Walsh, the victor over National Republican } Chairman Butler im Massachusetts will fill out an unexpired term ending in March,) 1929, Gould, a Hepublican, has just been elected to fil! the unexpired term of the late Senator Fiernald The naines of ail tive prognam of the short session have a fa- miliar riwe., Tax reduction, Muscle Shoals, radio regulation, farm relief, rivers and har-, bars, alien property, prohibition—none of these identifying tags will have any novelty for the reader who followed, however cas- ually, the proceedings of the first session. Same of the issues which they represent may be settled, but the great miajority of con- tentious questions, it is safe to predict, will be ng nearer a solution on are today. out of the potentially Shoals enterprise. will get nowhere. Mexican Relations subject of extensive debate. spokesmen have announced that champion a general downward revision. The The most that it is, the recommends’ last named, this onlr,as a workable substitute for the taken up for action so long as it remains inept Coolidge plan-—is a rebate on the taxes unratified by the French Parliament. In A large part of th to be paid next year. What the treasury’ view of the unwillingness of other nations to, will be taken up with the passage of the really favors is the application of the sur-. accept without change the Senate's reserva-) supply Hearings on these measures plus toward the reduction of the public debt’ tions to the World Court protocol, there is a( have already been started by the House Ap- —a plan which commends itself to some) marked disposition among Senators to let the) propriations Committee, which plans to hare are‘court problem rest. ‘the Treasury and Postoffice appropriation As to Mexico, there {1s likely to be a flare-, bills ready for consideration as soon ag the Senator Shipstead, the lone Farmer-Labor/ up of discussion at any time. The Post-Dis-' House meets. member, who is being courted assiduously by, patch exposure of the manner in which the The suggestion has been made that the the Republicans, has suggested that the sur-' State Department “planted” an alarming: Democrats in the Senate may combine with plus be used to erect needed public bulldings ‘story of an alleged Mexican effort to “‘bolshe-. the Republican insurgents to hold up some vize’’ Central America will undoubtedly fig-: of the necessary supply bille and: therebs No Senator thus far has compel the President to call the new Can- the corporation income tax, which in the, publicly lent any encouragement to the ap- | gress into extra session. This is a possibii- last tax bill was raised from 12 to 13 1-2/ parent effort of the department to prepare ity, but a possibility only. It is certainly not per cent, and eliminating the automobile and the public mind for a break with Mexico. (in the cards at the present. they will he holidays; the perennial Mexican problem and French World War debt agreement. The, treasury opposes tilts. probably not be willing to recommend—and it however, will in the forthcoming session. time of both houses bills. igenators, HMke Norris, who ordinarily strongly ppposed to treasury policy.’ throughout the country. <A strong body of, opinion has grown up in favor of reducing(| ure in the debates. — rs ~—— us = . eee wilted * creating them, and he hopes in a few yeart secondary education into 14 or less. He is He does not despair of the situation. He hat he may be able’ to report to the country, not ready to say whether the first two years does not condemn with a Gevastating sWeen ‘out of the experiment, a definite beacon for of college should be lopped off and given tothe whole system of American education, but future education. .the high schools. But he is quite certain (‘he does believe that the nation could free ir. Mr. Flexner has quite as minute and defi- that in this stage of education there is tre- self from the clutches of tradition ang 4. ‘nite ideas for revamping the modern uni-( mendous waste of energy and purpose and ao ‘some original thinking as to how ff ¢s- (versity ani for compressing a rather wasteful }overlapping that retards the issuance into life stimulate its youth to more earnest profitahis ‘system of 16 years devoted to elementary and of the American boy and girl. (work. ~ = ~ Ouyger— On omental oui is mone en ee he a oe ng the establishment of bird sanctuaries, APO mmo 3 seg er = rte ee -

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eee PAGE 2B _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926. ; j , " EROUPS (| CAROL = BILL OF RIGHTS—1927 MODEL MUZZLES FOR FEDERAL TEACHERS. MEAT LEST LS fet ee : rian. a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH We are informed that when Gen. Fries complained- 3 fy : wate s BAe, “ ee SINGER ARE FORMED) esse In all the bewailing about the current plight of our Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER over-burdened Federal courts, no attention appears to! of Prof. Flury because of his prize-winning defint- fre Pie: Peas ee @ yor oes. > ond December !2, i878 be given to one of the greatest obstacles to their busi-|tion of socialism in a monthly magazine the Wash- a eS -- oS Be “5 stk | | —_—_—— | Published by nes#like procedure. We refer to the inability of the | ington (D. C.) Board of Education promptly replied ge | : . hes of Various Denom-’ Fried The Pulitzer Publishing gr Federal judiciary to comprehend the exact present /|to him: q - Plan Serenades on nue Me a ee meaning of the first, fourth, fifth, sixth, eighth, ninth The board is unanimously of the opinion that j Lo eA FP » gnations © ee and tenth amendments to the Constitution. This is| it will not tolerate in the public schools of the os * ae hy te: mov? » : ee ere ee el a eS “a a ie : eee ¥ * a hiner ee : nue Sam neers Slee dakaa re alta aed chs eee. Core ah og: sie A AR Ri actin Aes 6 SDN Mie, Pog : - ; yee a EE Mey FORM. ag | THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | | r a A COE ay + Ee aay erate Injustice or corruption, always | time. fight demagogues of all parties, 4g43 whose dockets are overloaded with cases, tion of the Government, and any employe of the ' never belong to any party, always which involve reinterpretation of these amendments,; Board of Education, who either in classroom or classes and pablic eppoes privileges are presented with a predicament which amounts to’ outside of the classroom, by direct communica- plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- |@ practical impasse. tion to the pupils of the public schools or indl- voted to the public es ep ” | In the hope that we may be alding the judiciary in| rectly by any means which are likely to be ccs ke dentadity whopentent:; ‘again achieving a notable degree of efficiency, we | brought to their attention, undertakes to violate '| guggest the following redefinitions. It will be ob- | either the language or spfrit of this position, never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or served that, in the left column, are to be found the! will, after due proof thereof, be subjected to dis- predatory poverty. | parts of the amendments In dispute as adopted by ciplinary action. W est A charge ad z , 5 Re At ’ * rte nent ides. die ae “ ola eal eerie wetheh, Sci f aS , & Ae Oy ng ee es nig *© he with miafh, H. Hit ert iy Cecil Elsa Maull, Si a 4, : wey ba Z Dee Ne &, Posy , a+ % “= iJ - | 7 > bo? > "> 4 : , e 4 7 4 7 5 « «* ees 4 a . , - " i . . JOSEPH PULITZER. | the founding fathers, while, In the right, are to be It appears from this that Gen. Fries won @ sort April 10, 1907. }' observed the same articles as they exist at the mo- of victory, too, and by studying this pronouncement ¥.} = 4 ‘ ~~ : we will get an idea of what Federal control of edu- | 2 t | ) iy “4 LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ARTICLE L ARTICLE L cation would do to us generally in this country, if it | a i a fF 12 go a a. he Ediw : Fe . , : : is ev over. ( se, sedi s utterances are | : 3 =. ”. ; ~ a ee Rape.” Congress shall make no Congress shall, except is ever put over. Of cour seditious u : i | ‘y & : : , . . “ary? ? ~ ~ bl j — . e J ’ : : : — _ Oe ee ‘law abridging the free | in time of war, make no Ut of place ina schoolroom and everywhere else, as | : B.: es y | | | RE c - . long as the ballot is free. But what are “disloyal” ; 38 | FA R M F every American newspaper had long | d e ' law abridging the free FE ae . 3 i % | dom of speech, or of the ria | % Ho, ets Par o taken the attitude which you have cs . ' dom of speech. or of the | utterances and utterances “disrespectful to the Gov- | ‘at ee rs ‘sp é N = taken in this Olds’ case, American de- | people peaceably to as-| Press; or the right of ernment of the United States or its Constitution’? : ren§ ae 2) Beet ek Te ' ; : the people peaceably to Is it disloyal or disrespectful to say that the eight- ee PB ,, ' : NATIONAL BANK enth amendment is a despotic provision, wholly ab- | 7 i E. een amendmen espo pro 0 4a: EIGHTH ST. horrent to the spirit and purpose of our Constitution; pret A a that the Volstead act fs a piece of tyranny, and that ; : | is a Se an . etete 3 wre TE Tn Se eT Open All Day—9 to 5 ¢ ment: ! x mocracy might, today, be in a healthier semble, and to petition condition, the (;oOvVe rnment for a assemble, and to peti- VA hat is the purpose of «A “fre & pre aS ' re dre a ix of grievances. tion th: (,overnment for if Government officials are to be per- a redress of grievances mitted to use jit to spread propaganda ? ARTICLE ry its attempted enforcement has created an abominable | ara ot ag: ‘4, ; , , a ena cag cage act The right of the people system of terrorism and corruption? Is it disre pS Sg ge Sa wats, presse: contempt tor the ,uUropean , : journals which are used by European ARTICLE IV to be secure in their per- Spectful to say that our constitutional immunities 5 ' : s F ’ oe a su e m “ politicians for their own purposes. They) ; | sons, houses, papers and against governmental power have become so weak- are used by Europeans through venality.| The right of the people | effects, against unreason- ened through usurpation of power, sustained by the It appears that they have been used in| to be secure in their per- | able searches and seiz., Supreme Court, as to warrant no confident reliance America through stupidity. ; ¢ There have soak ieee reasons to de-| a? _— oe etag ures, shall not be vio upon them? , effects, against unreason- | ion tet: AscerGing te ak Gee ot caiey i the spair about the condition of the Amer- | lated, except jean press in relationship to the funda- ble searches and setz-| 41) be suspected by an Federal Board of Education, these utterances would mental principles of this country. By ures, shal! not be violated. | official that a person, or be considered disloyal and even seditious, in spite = nyse eg da vat: iio | persons, may possibly be Of their truth. Yet no Federal teacher dares say so, believé that there is vigor and life among American newspaper editors. | law. Pthank yoo and trust that all under- | ARTICLE V. of innovations practiced upon them is the very es- cores Eaicttes Ft Sieg | Nor shall any person 3ence of free speech, and the only means by which | Managing Editor, The Modern World. ARTICLE V. be subject for the same We can hope to escape complete subjection to gov- | Baltimore, Md. Nor shall any person! offense to be twice put ermment. And so long as our respective states cling a | pe subject for the same/| in jeopardy of life or to their separate school s some So the ggg oa offense to be twice putin’ limb, unless th independence of thought amo oth ¢ ‘hers and STRIKING new lesson in the re jeopardy of life or limb.’ be one prohibited by both pupils, nor will any corrupt administration at Wash- forcement of the law has been given | State and Federal law, ington be able to place muzzles upon th violating some Federa!] if he cares for his job. | he right of free criticism of our institutions and | h - © uit pou cag . oul vow een Sn get Se, 2 A Sth, aibadente Lal _. 2k 7 he hee ¥ * Sle BE as 8 4 tenth. Se ww * the offense ee killed two women in the last 20 months. THE HEROIC PSYCHIATRIST. ARTICLE VI. ARTICLE VI. ; ) His total punishment was in agreeing * ! . 1S evs A German psychiatrist, testifying in a mot : - not to drive his own car for one year In all criminal prose- In all criminal prosecu- ity case where a woman © t , ; : Ca oy 37 > ei * : t for b ye ity case wher roma ‘as the defen: sai , Tt Seed ae) wn ie | : ¥ ‘ontaine: n cutions, the accused shall; tions, the accused shal! : | «fiw ; bs Sot FS OS ie 3 . th d ' a oe nae Comaned rey “ornate | — angie » ~~" women should not be permitted to drive automobiles . 5. Sai Se ' nD Fy) “pine Seed » tat This year ea a amount of whisky the car could * enjoy the right to a/ enjoy the O &@ lal , : kk a I Be re a ossi e on lecate: a . foul | hy e : e their “nervous systems are so keyed that they a bl l thr been confiscated and sold Ei ce ee speedy and publictrial by | at such time as sha]! cimak wit els ; ] : i - ; ‘lit W annot react quickly a turing facilities. We have been tried on a charge of illegal , , : : ationall in (ti . i re ; . an impartial jury of the his prosecutors, ans Dv ; ie : Be: ; g % fi encans wired |b ee litzer stores. Then tk A man while driving an automobile ~ > 5 a | 2 VeCa ust Li.©€il ; se"? transportation and possession and | os : a oe given a year or more in jail, and then State and district wherein! jury of could have been tried again an; iven the and distric another sentence by the State. | tors believe ‘m: In other words, the penalty ! out. ¥ J UST A MINUTi | Immediate large majority. Let us ride and sing. | be required, nor excessive | = , Se on a te Se . rodad! ons : ———— aA est o a i lines imposed, nor cruel. an: he punishment in- pee ees Vie lg ; . ; i 4 mae ete ka oI and unusue EL, 1, Of the stuff of heroes, this chap. NOT IN THE CRIME CATEGORY. | matic for him to suffer a stroke as EFFICIENCY SUGGESTION. ~ ~— Has Reed Talked Too Much” ang unusual punisoments Ai4iCiePuU, Sila be ‘ne Gis- | fee tb ; RY a “ — i ar cae Oe ae ! : ee ee — e terms. Inv : : inflicted aes “ WALTER LIPPMANN in December far- | og of his surprise at Nearing 2! As has been said, efficiency suggeiy diately licteé retior he mrt ef | |p ive customer finally refuse to m have no place in this department, ag than oui To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch : | | cocKefeiler’s dt Is dead at in the pride Sy ae ' ure A “fall” like that might bri idéevoted to thoughtful comment of Proposition No. 4 was beaten by Excessive bai{l shall not | The amount of ng a flask of whisky or beer is more pan > See teeanglll cian will gallop gallantly to the rescus guotin; i th bit ene oF meré people ARTICLE VIII. ARTICLE VIII. ee Minne ee flowed Sate sip Th MIRROR ° PUB I OPINION | 52 mparative percentage . ymen irivers th fi > I l ( | § . Fea in our bail as sadeeetiiinel pee ; coe MR aH e Oo} (Copyright. 1826.) . | _— one of your correspondents who takes, Constitution of ‘ertain ‘true } fuarantee these +} Ds an : sly tie (isa 2 ie ‘ ‘ Pid, ee Certain } Fuaran a oe oOLe . - yt? : “s~ioht }. art -3¢} Gt .. mea! ne ys i (iis ; e4% : I + . reine eget WiSSOUTL Migot Heed With prort th Ee 0! . werteat ats . | From the Milwaukee Journal. I t- ‘io +z = ~@ = ~ : 5 . i : ; Tiwi . ' 5 : pute, a poor defense, indeed The ability (| rights, shall not be con-/ rights to the people, nor T rwrofesas : meow it ie in salt td lee , r. adil an 4 . | Y EITHER Senator Borah nor Senator make this suggestion. We make 8 @ CW > f ~ AF. ly : ‘ ad Ty ¢ a is =" i . ate : x . = wes a2 sé . —- ; : : >, ry} > bv ‘iY . 3 Nn ; - 4“ - we ii '* s cL a. 4 ~— ac ; 4 naga ar neal yreoe - ego cco , strued to deny or dispar-| shall it be construed to Inive crt te we » Dent Ts \s hey ae | N Norris can believe in the Vare busi- |#% 2m aid to such of our readers G@e readiiy admitted. never questioned il ' rt dl in : - _— ated thn ais njieves ne tari.i : ra : y s = 2 iene: Iii 5 Pie Se aa pity ce 1 t . ?, aa oa eee tr i Lk ee inte ; cour secret love for statistics. 2. seek ate i @ better speaker { age others retained by! suggest that the people norte ih) ’ eS mewent a ) salt di che : te broken by ness in Pennsylvania or the Smith business ie al conteanmaial ‘ a . * 9 - a adi . . ’ , 7 . - : Ei ys 7 a 7 z * 2 Way ve us use es , e than the illustrious Webster an | al the peopir uave anv r hts nat ' hrman ot sontw i feels whar a pe hl: windlers he = laws are DroKen DY & : so Senator Norris made his Op- oe te to be 200 see old os We do houn, about whom Senator Walsh knows 1ich soOvern ; aoa ae er hei ss = é ; . iV ig ivers. s bt cl if tne OLSTea ace osition felt by into Pennsylvania and | ‘nee ite “f they live pg a thou 80 much-——from hearing them nro bee +’ me a : = - eee “ we r , 2 ’ _— * : F : : a1 ¢ ae 2 . tT = 7 -* . , ¢ ‘ 13 ay br 3 Ki 4 4 Se p Teteabaecrs TY +} I — — ’ *¢-e —_ cf +4 “ ees | 1 . ; . , Ie unseated the Philade!vhia ;paan s mean nothing in our hur ; 7. u N P. F, Th e“rson ‘ oe ~ not 2 Ore ’ os : ‘ : : a * 4 s ‘ . i +466 ‘ i od v 7 it} epee : : { a . Hiat rma ’ 3 ' ‘ , Zit es Ii 4 : di Li i . a4 aS ise ai vu . Lae a™ +} si s6 : , es = i >. ° : Rare saan, agen ARTICLE X ARTIC] ' Rae Tamer mnee * Riana ha sf ) Sige othe eaten | ae istence. Again, we do not see how We@ my questionnaire Oi v hat ‘ . Let . - ag _ , odes . JA Oe Abie . vit Aah a al In llana. J ust Aas s > ta t} ib 4° 5 Boe OGM, ™ > e : i= h : interesting bit of info : 7° lw done as a Legislator, { : aT The powers not ge! e- hy . powers not ' a] 4 _ . _ ; cy iy —.. ? } 7 supplanted + numerc — saad is +? " f —. " ers {1iscuss tw th eenator Norris said >T} isVviy 3 iid : ba es: rs: tion at the parties . : . “ r Aid Bes — ia ‘ ische a at bh AA it ( iit’ il) ;UUS had a» © aia Y a , Toon : ale oe ate . ‘Pla CUiive a | hae she ‘ . outstandin character the affairs of ated to the United States rata ¢, he IT nited Statac ra - ; . break. line oppo- Case. Ai We ia ia sca VGLss 5 “ ‘ ee 7 . é | 4 oe ; good oe SV ELOS OURLCS | | | and low-grade high schools, so must the county form | ers of the caliber of Borah on ft] mt ‘tend, many subjects are discussed, the country. W hat g00d , : imt? ’ h » thea C i+ ein . : ‘ , § nt ‘ not formTt is i Pw Sw: 4iai/wia Ot aoe ‘ on a4 as 4 haat e nil ‘aia e} A ™ } } ef | Aten onsctution, n he Constitution, nor }h jital eventually become a reality in the rural LT. } against Vare and oc newspaper in P } juestion of the advanced age of 4 c. \AS Ce fatne! ut : ia ‘ eye i) ecome Cailiy if 0 uri Teo eee 2 1} rers e free trac- 26 2iliSe re ai ne newspape i : . ain aws, etc., ha he offered, : prohibited by it to ~ srohibited ee i RES 4 associations o1 murderers. The free tra AER ene AE ten - " jis conspicuous by its absence. If, « . ai awWiseitia ‘A at ee ‘% + Le + he narve ious Sy iy ania iin ne st Louis Post-Dispatch, t.. 0? Se rp ir fo + ° & , > thea ieee ‘> 2 Nek Oe | &. acilities if 7 ie ~ } als ba nd Vv Ssmueg- . " : oe a . hese — the questions isin: dere cantewed ta ten | facilities of science for ers do not hold banquets attended by = aed | Waee Sieatl Misi Sine wie ‘lull in the conversation, we were @ ASK ed. d iNity to talk. to orate, to de- lar it ca ore yeu i ne St eS, re i ' 0 id- pestorin health ar onliw availah i. Om : *}. Treasury oes | ? Wouid fave pee eaten. aad +. ; . 14," bate. is posi‘ively no criterion of a man’s states respectively. or to wt ee tmmate aii RE ee MR are Guy Gvellase to the farms and a as to * ee But | 3ut Borah wasn’t there. He was out | Elephants live to be 300 year a J sonst , ee ; Sule te csp arma a a5 innate powers mail towns when they co-operate to pool all their "Ot ™é&xe 5P aoe TT | - oe h i ae _ |feel sure the host would misundes ability to govern his country Lin ‘ in the people ' ° ie he a _ : : = nator a Congressmen, = ar y sSpeecnes, (ike any { id Guard- ; And “Every time you breathe, . " a ; s* ‘ i co. resol ‘eS i! Ine entre imat} +; lac a x > : z . " . ia “ 4 +} P. oe » s Roose. elt. i levye|] ind. Wilson. wer: r} +f . ‘ irce e | ‘ ad tt AS & ai a © titution. perhaps iocated : vernors Mayors: t t ag q E 11¢is I ! + > nere else. Borah 7 stand on to | dies ee We intend to continue b orators but they have decided places in We make no claim of infallibility for these redefini-. § a seat. lic bankers, editors an th illars ¢ | anc th cases is that the Senate has ‘otherwise we should die If we . = -) _ . so ¢ wee . ? = i = —— — = . ay ee - " : : : " . . aa’ as . : a é “ iia auth . or t =T1 h m , af ' Vee ’ ~ , 2 s ‘ 2 the country's history as outstanding tions, according to contemporary rulings, of ov Nota isi i he rural centers is society are openly convivi sess, 2 Renmin Ra . is exciude these men on ac breath, would not they die anyway?- : t at the Senate Club should 1] . | :, . : » Backend i inc | count of iytning done in their prima 7 Presidents. That the Senate Club shou'!d called fundame ita] rights But we do believe si ne unpopularity if country ractice among youn make no bones about their Lic \4 any} 4 do in their rimary ‘quoted that in our conversation, we t think Mr. Reed a good orator is natura! os | — - sawve, ae EER ee ages ¢ : _ ier . ng Valeteaa act Now a lav Thi ‘al b campaigns. They must be seated and then | “a “ked { +. blowe the isan v © int mated. that if each Federa! judge wi nia Ze> : iciad ” *, iif i? ulaii “ re ey to locate in cities I" at ity x: ‘ . if two-thi d # +h g + ; a * ; 4 P &or e n the oO TY’. or judg uid i . | ated openly ani -it It } ’ TT) | ii .[WO-tDIPaGS of tne senate so deci ies. can who + we uoted it mr! ht to i i. a. ' » ' ’ a mm q ig: try ar i ee «g ~ ele eaten re ee ante The objection to Mr. Re d is that he . vi \7 i > the ar nia Aa - os s os 7! : \# : nes tng a” ie : o wis i 5 Leg 9 ig “me er? Sate } ay } 4=r5 . has been more of an orator than any- ‘Tame them and place them above his bench fo Mi ae PACK in the big city is just as who are normally ; iding may falri be expelled. Which means of course that truth from a child. Gentlemen, We 4 ~ . « Cx . . » - . , vr ae 5g agai . _ &~ ~ ae o% by > ry ’ ’ ; "% : = are ” ‘i . _— : . 4 thing else. You know, one can orate too convenient reference, he would find his duties n the lure of good be called a law wih enforced. i can vote in organizing the Senate. i statistics: we love them: we take s ~# > — 7. — 4 . si ee , — 4 - eee sei i fa ‘ ad . ay inant : Aitte } ; * yr think what « 7] 5 . i- f Secale = 79 ‘ oy er - a be many who be- siderably lightened and his business dispatched with es and good times are for the boys and girls who Such a law ts obviously in a different shee gg nn would happen if the Re- pride in knowing the height of © eve that Mr. Ree oes just this one | ee Se . E i nani ¢ ledieara oes am law whi is poorly em- ; pUdiicans coOuid not organize the Senate ‘| much greater speed. esert the country for the factories and bright lirhts categzor"’ from a iaw Whici » 4 . : Fa rs nate. T _Os8s would he tre. —s would University City Mo SHOCK . ° . ear 1, cou e31 in o,5 5 a sgt ’ é “e ne a She returns ' men IAI1e: for Q ~ ator B _ h ‘ chai cae n e ‘ | * rubber bands in the world > « . 22 % LJ a4 “JO hSAS OS ad vf ft! Wiha t ; 7: U0 . 4 la lia bh! . rz Goo Chi sai ca Z a TOL AS FAD _— ssa, ws wT aaa Jk Adi is 4 irma O71 lag ’ ; : ae ; wh , at} ae ae ke returns cheat the Foreign Relations ‘tte —a a if laid end to end. But unless you ® Mendi — Asatuming the truth of the stafemen’ —s | . —— LPR LAG 4M iit? i? wat (7S Pitt ing . an hat ran ma a i bey . a ws els : ag : ‘> = a : 5 P is a nate ead 4 unnec : ie . “een are ven © dee i ati . v ’ ; _ +} ° er heard of a. tax- position he enjoys and takes very s ] ly : FHiopkin s Adams’ “Revelry” is @ scandalous — country—not even a decent | ator Me ‘ 7 4a 1 io an * . 7 wean. shall organize a Society for the To the Editor of the Poet-Diepatm . . oe MES I £+} . Jerome D. Greene | For he stays away from Europe and tells of Useless Statistics. - e : rl » 47 n ‘OL nt es , tI i? Sj ffi "ient Ty) &: ' ae ; * se ~* + ie : ‘ = |» bey can Government ald be extended raking kind of novel, a great many of those who con- oun with insuliicient means ' ein the Atlantic Monthly, that dis- | his countrymen all about it. e +. . : , hospitals. it ay aa jh} tai ; - + ? f Te ae é : mle [ot th h’ . to the farmers without working in- fess them se!ves shocked by it exhibited no sense of HOSPitais, it may be possibile to obtain aid from . ; regard of the la’ sho nili4 he openly ap- i Not through Borah s counsel will the Re. i It’s a long road that has -o 4eoan : , bb, 5 Tv5 " ‘+ 7% an p | a RY : dl ~h i= ; rhlics ns - ; o . shock whatever over the events Mr Adams seized Commonwealth Fund, founded by the late Mrs. proved and encouraged by those who op | pudiicans to organize the Senate. A e ° e a . we P ; é isi E i - * i : a — i Ti¢4¥e5 te tor 7: P ‘ 4 ig the - o4 in "7 la the eichteenth am na : littie vss dl iike h 3s SU D sea Teorey ? ? Stephen V. Harkness, with an endowment of $38, pose in principle | : wd ; Pposed objection tothe | @Qne of our unsatisfied ambitions) . 4 +4 + dn Ansett Sy Lice ed M, 4 a ry Men Botnet —— “Ted Sa ree wb e-0 ig 4 . ae ae fet . —— eT Der. seas a tee a ee eee 1 eae abe, ~ _ jury to everybody who ta not a farmer” The McNary-Haugen bill proposes to ap- Upon to dramatize. After all. “Revelrw” ic ohm, eso > e ry & proposes D eiry’ is only ea 000.000. the object of which Pe : ment and the Volstead act? | things Smith and Vare stand for does not propriate a quarter billion doffars to set book. It is not an act of governmental corruption wo ON, the object Of which is to aid in the erection, ™ — | disqualify them from coming in and voting. | a. a ee picture ot : haiiaal ; - Bee - i I Lig 1 Ti ; ‘2% re up the export machinery to handle sur- wines ra and equipment of rural hospitals al] > ‘ ah*a. thaare ‘ - | Uke tn Welsh. 4 pr t y & i . icicle em 1 = Spitais all over the country. 4 GOOD WORD FOR OTR GIRLS. | Borah’s theory of the way for the Federal | . - . = plus crops. This money must be taken , where communities are willing to bear part ef the a 1a’ : ¢ | Government to control primaries for Fe ! ‘ from those who are not farmers an.‘ HIC! elit heii al SHR i a ve HENRY FORD In the World's Work for | etna dial dun. ate ne sugges Federa Fach day. as the insptrational ‘tara given, not to farmers, but to owners of The Insects of Germany } ae eee ot Coe SRS Be Maeeence Sherestter. The efice ¢ diemintin ee ee et ee Ons Fels aa aie entirely new creation | ieteaieatn -" . uO bee mernany nave nit the skids and are ¢h a oe ig : depriving Senator Borah of his committe ee = “ farm land, for if the measure tn any way engaging in all the wild revelry of ¢) ; me ee ee ee ee = take no stock in this talk about boys hairmanships : ee te |}agree; today nelfther bores us ner , m4 - § tis BES Witt aif iy TAA 7 To : ar D ist ii iii Ss. ' ° ™ . ? tes : t farm lana will } wAES MA CME jase 26°, A2lG i ; M ‘ = . & sg i pepsin 7 cg ape Wiil tn- bug collectors are contributing to their de! ee ee and girls havine degenerated. They | | 4S What Irritates is the remem crease in vaiuc. ncer the hallucination ee ee ee eS ars Seen Leeilr Geilngquency Y ame hy - . :; are nc o7ier ed h they et were— [| = == 1} rest , that government ts omnipcteht. we are Bug collectors go forth at night to paint trees with Women who want their husbands to Go somes ap Tr bi ciggemas wf ae mie eam age oy rn | HERE WE ARE AG ' 2ee8 aol — ° ° , ' 554% > aa . _-“ . 7 - ; = . t Pet 5 We t i KX Ls yy nay - Ad oS ns . ; fast becoming a race of mendicants. Man-/a delightful liquid whose main ingredient is alcohol. nivited to observe that Marcon!, who distovered alr lene o have. Certainly the girls have F the New York E rg | Those whe can, do: those whe | > eo 4 i Visalii. + I, . , 3 =e ii ¥ oe * 4 ‘ ‘ Cat 4+s4J7 ss 4 . ad ¥ ' rom e Ps Cw or v : Pe 5 : i ™ > ufacturers and big Dusineas cannot exist the wireless, is divoreci ‘ enin ost.) | 2 unleas protected "es prohibitive tariffs As the {nsecta gather, imbibe and pass out, they drop cing his wife. more sense, for they have more freedom -d : | organize a society to suppress these * . » > ! s ; x ’ 7 i f Laborers will starve to death unless or-| {2to the cyanide bottle and are heard no more. at cau gt Moo we a os 6a owe Ce eet yee ao 4 . Som o I they Y > | ps a tated ae —_ : ' nad so on, including this, est wage. Piven agitators will have to go goes to the ant, he's !ikely to find him plped to the be should have the temerity to enter a courtroom. to have her buy a household device, she “- SN Soest : te work producing wealth. gills In some den of Bacchus. ---e0¢ said, his conduct and threats breught an ; probably have forgotten in the ome : ' ; ‘ . f ; Secretary Commonwealth Land Party of much cotton and too much food. However, lease, Edward L. Doheny was not what you would, Ut !ts goods across) But nervous shocks . : | Msgr naage io of . i _ Missouri, nobody is complaining of too much money... {call @ rank outsider. _ ere goon ee ae re soe : . 8 or orrible stuff!!! > POLS Mat AE EG AN ADR LBP oe market. And now comes the farmer. If) fs also true of the bifthe cicada and the phiegmatic ®% criminal case. He then refused Mrs. Sam Arky’s brighter and more able to Anew ety 7 ee ** eas Bs * Sir oe

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OV GROUPS OF CAROL SERS ARE FORME qe eee ay 5 a) of Various Denom- nations Plan Serenades Onl © Christmas Eve. to a ; . , , , ©* & ar ne = 120 groups of have pximately gingers already Sept ihnue nue 'Maple , Memorial Evangelical, ‘Southampton Presbyterian, Church —— ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH __ | Christian. First First Presbyterian, Holy Commun- ion -Episcopal, Hope Evangelical Lutheran, Kingshighway Presbyte- rian, Our Redeemer Evangelical /Lutheran, West Presbyterian, West | Park Baptist, Second Baptist, Sec- ond Presbyterian, Hamilton Ave- Christian, Fourth 3aptist, iriedens Evangelical, Grand Ave- Methodist, Immanuel Avenue Methodist, Methodist, Salem Salvator of the Messiah, Methodist, Memorial (Congre- Christy Compton Hill Congregational, Baptist, | Marvin | Evangelical], | > THE GIFT SUPREME LA Murphy’s Ladies — Se HANDBAGS DISTINCTIVE eRe nessa _ P ~5ST LOUIS POST-"'SPATCH __-____— an CO oe : af by the St. Louis Chris*mas cational, Clifton Heights (“hristian, ¢ Association for Christmas »5t. Andrew’s Evangelical, St. PERSONAL a Churches of various denom Mark's Lutheran, Tyler Place Pres- USEFUL 3 mene are represented. byterian, University Methodist and | ‘ eee the churches that have; Westminster Presbyterian. | Beautiful assortment Bags, $2.95 Fitted Pullman Hat -. Boxes, g nf : oups of singers are Beth- A Group Committee, to have ie $18.00 to $50.00. et a Eeelical. Cabanne Methodist, charge of the forming and placing Wonderful real seal Bags, $3.99 ' 7 S ‘se E a Methodist, Central Pr: of groups, has been appointed Tan, Gray, Blue, Black orm Suit . Cases, ee metih: Thbee ‘ a : = ) ee >» bm» & aa mnabesanerceeser® a Monday and make your selection. mediate delivery or hold for Xmas delivery—if you choose. New PLAYER Piano’ -« . 7 eo -o? . - Don’t wait until Xmas to buy, it may be too late. Come in We can arrange for im- EAST ST. LOUIS STORE, 509 COLLINSVILLE AV. Se 8 See a a ae a TL TC aes = - “ee " ra Pe * sf m" «_* A 4 > * r j 7 >. A Mer at ATAVUS ABAS pti am omega ASUS AVAVMASABABA ABABA BAA Our liberal allowance on your old Piano, with only a sm1ll payment, places a Piano in your home at once. ' Evenings ' J Until ' | 9 o'Clock —_——_ z: “*. . - te* * a J ~ Imported shell briar Cigarette Holder, $2.50 Sterling silver Ash Trays stamped with choice of police dog, greyhound or bulldog. Each, $2.75 Match Boxes, $2.25 Lizard finish calf- skin Cigarétte Case. Compartments on both- sides. 1 || |$$.25 Conveniently ar- ranged. Cocktail! shaker, sugar contain- er, four cups, orange squeezer. Leather case, Easily carried. Case of genuine ostrich leath- er. Initial plate solid Cigarette gold $5.75 Wrist Watches Pocket Watches Dress Sets To Choose the Desirable and Appropriate Gift for His Christmas 7 W wat smart things they re making for men these days” is an expression often heard at Jaccard’s. “Men must be becoming more fastidious.” They are. They demand the unusual. Jaccard's provides it. Just look over these gift suggestions. Your gift problems will vanish. If He Likes One—Helll Like All Three Flask Shaker Sterling silver. Ham- | Sterling silver. This is mered and in the dull fin- the popular pint and one- . ; half size. ish. Five-eighths pint. 38.50 $30 $38 Quart size, $50 Bottle Opener An appropriate sterling gift. Equipped with the prover- bial “left-handed corkscrew.” 3S \ English Crystal 4 Jewelry \s ‘s Illustrated Are Three & Unigue Gifts Crop Pin of green gold, scarlet enamel centering crystal of black horse head, $60 ; ; ee | A~ diversified selection Ai rare pros Magne + | is presented in these ' & oo | much-wanted gifts. $27.75 | The Knife shown is Crystal of a bay horse ; solid green gold, criss- head set in solid gold cross engraved. The in- horseshoe furnishes the motif for a gold belt chain. $46.25 | itial plate is black enam- | el bordered. Two blades. $30.50 Cigarette Case and Match Case Z 7 Kit One of Jaccard’s ele- ae i gant gifts for men. §5il- | ver with engine-turned striping. In gift Case. The two pieces, $31 A handy gift man who gets enjoyment out of around the house. $15 accards Exclusive Jewelers LOCUST at NINTH Mail inquiries will be given prompt attention. Address orders to Mail Order Department. busying himself the Place For Refreshment ‘Handy for travel, motoring trips Winter sports, Three bottles safely held in calfskin case, $13.50 her, '* }*) ae elas ae jaa ite ** 3 “4b als ie ees For his desk, Per- petual Calendar. Ster- ling silver and red Morocco leather, Orlik Companion Two fine briar London made, Set. pipes, solid gold mounted. In gift case. $29.50 Sterling silver Match Match Case, one of three models shown. This one is priced Sterling silver Cig- arette Box. A deco- rative and _ practical gift for a man. Ca- pacity, several pack- ages. $27.25 One of several de- signs of sterling silver Cigarette Cases. $10 Match Box, $5 Small size, $3 — Genuine brown §Sa- rana seal leather Check Case, Solid green gold corners. $6.25 Cuff Links Rings Belt Buckles | I Do Your Christmas Shopping Early nee ee Ne = ee ” pairs ret RON DR ae ne tor F - rae + tees : ar et rere : Pu aot SN ae as aa 5 sit Ly Le See Ab tlelipeatt es AGN ta nate 6 lila tala x Rei Cth BE Gh ae pit 6 ibaa. diode asd + wal Peet Pet oy Ne meoninre . _ seen ° Deiat alas uae 2h om oRy: wre LAE ny AA. ORE og ap OE noe . - pas DLO CAE OP LRN A RM ie Ni aN yn states ee :, sea dee toned " pare. ¢ orn fn aes . LANA RNG Re IRATE OE Rar CE OEE BURIED? ary Lamang , . > a etl ite ete Ptah. PR, tT ere Ban ar | nein PL LIP AEN AUR ALS ET FIOOLOE Y RUN SY . eideh- nipped. epsneaaiaigadiaaded ween hal igh notes rgaeore” : ee eee Pe ya ees 6 TN IRE NY peasant poor eaten

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; 9 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 en nn nasine tax abeuld_ bo coniaarea i PAGE 4B | tional government has appropriated ‘system would be $28,000,000 per cluding $2,400,000 of Federal aid, | for out of incoming revenues or out | “There is, of course, the item of it must be kept in ming | b- : dded bonds are authorized woulg¢ witb Bie -mile basis. We|and probably some incréases in su | " nb-| interest and this should be a , $ 00 000 000 ‘for the years 1926, 1927 and 1928 year, on the 1000-mi : w able! of the principal of bonds, the p | ld fast -— an ISSUANCE OF ] 9 9 ‘but which is not assured beyond have built or committed in the last | sequent years. If we are no | tlto the bonds. From issuance to 80 as fast as eded to } $25,000,000 | lie is not affected, except it can ge | that time. | two. years $25, : a ; peng rnc a he anne be ey ee ee eee ee ee ee ee _ , oo get tie he Ritalin ~~ Wie worth of to spend economically $25,000,000 | four | maturity, the cost of interest has struction up to the . > i ads per year. Half of the system | es ee ak? | 2 : MORE STATE ROAD BONDS | orem ma on seo is finish finished, the question arises wheth- years with bonds, which would t /900 to $67,000,000, according to | According tO my estimes r Statement of Problem. EEN ‘go. Bonds for $199,-| : V 1000 miles of road building per “If we go on to a pay-as-you-go | finish ay Pot a teat ne 000 ae taal without any|on the basis of & $290, ¢00.098 wie = based on 7 FA ORED BY H | year, at $28,000 per mile. At this! plan we will have in 1928 about|;a smaller program, because : vinden ote in the present automobile! issue, which is the least I think Continued on — | t bout : per year and the job is only half a connected system in abou ‘been estimated at from $39,000,- | Saving to Auto Users, ; ; h a a | dl ically a program of a er we ought to continue until we at least eight or nine years to fin length of time the bonds sew, savings to users of moter andle economic | i | cost per mile, average cost of our! $11,000,000 for construction, in- | money necessarily means less roads. Denes Member of Highway Commission Would’ sy Re tae Se ai ont : es ine = a“ > soi se ra yn erie om, *~ red ‘ ‘ x - ie “ae en eet ie, “4 3; Se rs. dw ote Ng 13 SSS sc aes - ee ee ee re eon eae ee er eS ec ee pe CARE te foie a "2 o. Oy - ‘ h po, _ ‘ yt 7 Cpr A. nb _ aati eer St ETS Sei! OD CORI See me _ aaate Gee Pyle — re a satus ts jae cmap ae ceil pre 3 cay 2 ts Pabe pes a ae a — avtignen reaps Ain tine - a a ee Je nm ed A ~~ ee ee BA CS ee aed ha? Meine’ vane Sy ws \ fein sgt ani yr Bis. ; i $ a : 3 a & : * f ae : : t - : € f : . 1% - * y '. ' : § t 5 > = ;o : ' a i 5 i . € 7 ; ‘= § - . = - ‘= 4 '= 2 ¢ ‘i ey if a ; 7 7a w sj ‘ .. [i _ E Z = : 2 2 - o* ; ; e% : "4 4 bs - 4 ! 2a 7 ‘ e; % : ® * : 3 4 ae : z et & } ; ‘ : .. ‘ - : " * - : : * 7 54! ; ® Cad - 3 j j & + ee + «t 7 ® 3 4 ‘ d if hoe ta : 7 4 q 3 2 i > - . : f y ‘ a 7 i= Ps 5 LE 7 ; '‘ # € >. ie i oe 4, mw , - Les ‘ 4 * ee OH % ¢* 2 | 7 . -] 4 » 4 7 :. ' a 4 s : -_ we : = 2 es ! ; ° } 4 . ' a) My sd 7% oe . + oT: - 4 . Fo - a a ; : : é &2 Fe ¢ ; $4 " ce > el i — ban a 34 - ‘3 - j ’ ® . é 2 4 : ; 9 8 - x .% - ; 4 : : aie : 7 - 4 ¥ ¥ - : ¢ sy : te | i s dl . 3 - a, : ze : ? - & ’ s t 4 ‘ ’ 3 3 : P ; + . L : hs : 4 s : : - : 7 4 ea : 8 ~ - ‘a ie 4 , oS ‘a > 4 Bs * 7) ¢ r : = ‘ ; +7 * € : t i? . 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Issuance, or at least authorization, | of $100,000,000 additiona)] in State. road bonds, to complete the 7640-) mile State road system of Mis-| souri in about four years, in-| stead of more than twice that | ARNEYS| ARMY GOODS STORE | 10' & WASHINGTON J | MAILORDERS [| PROMPTLY FILLED [| ' ’ RADIO SET 5 TUBES, MODEL 5-B $125 VALUE = a | lam at = | | ; | | Two-dial Ravine inlaid qainut cabinet inged, ! ; @ real tance-getter. Witheut guestion, the best Set we've seen at three times the price. SET COMPLETE Nothing Elise "$4Qgi explain the situation, Stephens saild:*# Buy. Special. . 1927 CROSLEY SET, MODEL 50 COMPLETE - With best grade 6- —— volt equipment; noth- ing else to buy.... $18.00 LOUD SPEAKER larce size, Man- This hattan make, with Wek modulater control. Only Note ours give- away price, yh $7.50 Super Mercury Speaker Satisfaction guaranteed or your money cheerfully refunded. —_—_ Utah Bell Speaker $7.50 Jewett Speaker Unit... $1.98 CONE SPEAKER $5 95 . 35c “E-Z” Automatic Phone Plug, 23c $4 Guar. Headplrones, now...$1.49 Tube Rejuvenators, this week, $2.49 5 $2.00 CUNNINGHAM] OR RCA RADIO |} New CX-301-A. Also UX-201-A, Fully guerean- . teed. This week. “d. | base. Well worth &2 8 : We willl exchange any Tube that will oscillate, providing Tube lights. This is our special 30-day guarantee. Take advantage of it. $1 Voltmeter or Ammeter $7.50 Federal Headphones... $1.88 $2 Radic Hand Drill, this week, 95 $19.50 Hom-A-Charger Wilt charge any Radice A or B Bat- $ 95 tery. alse aute bat- teries. Nete cur low rhis ; ' follows: time under the alternative “pay-as- | you-go” plan of financing, was ad- vocated by Hugh Stephens of Jef-| ferson City, a member of the State. Highway Commission, in an inter- view here. The system has been half com- | pleted at a cost so far of $106,000,-. 000. and its total cost now is esti- mated at $212,000,000. gested additional bonds, Stephens said, would not increase automo- 9 bile registration fees nor the 2- cent gasoline tax. Some action to speed the road- building program may be taken by, the Legislature, which convenes in a month, and it may consider a bond issue. Stephens made it plain that in answering questions about financing the program he spoke for himself and not for the com- mission, but that there was no dis- sension within the commission, which, he said, was united in the 'desire to complete the system as projected. He deciared he would co-operate in any policy on the matter the commission might adopt. No Plan Yet Decided Upon. Contrary to an impression that has spread, the commission, when it met in Kansas City recently, did not approve the idea of the alter- native plan of pay-as-you-go for roads from revenue, after the $60.- 900,000 bond-issue fund made available in 1922 igs exhausted in 1928. Existing law provides only for this plan after exhaustion of the $60.000.900 bonds. Asked to “The report of the commission prepared for the Legislature has only one paragraph bearing on our. future financial policy, which ac- companies. a review by the com- mission of the present status of the highways and the length of time the chief engineer estimates it wil! take to finish the State system, as ‘If a gpeedier State road program is demanded, the commis- sien will give out what in its judg- ment is the wisest and best method of carrying it out.’ “This leaves the question to be. decided by the people for whom the roads are built and by whom they are paid for. where I think it properlv belongs, and without rec- ommendations from the eoémmis- sion until we can determine what is the true sentiment upon that subject, that is, whether the roads shall proceed on the pay-as-you-go plan or be speeded by the issuance of bonds. Pay-As-You-Go Plan. “In either event, the roads can be finished with the present auto- mobile registration (producing li- cense fees) an@ rate of gasoline tax, the pay-as-you-go plan taking longer than the other. It is est{- mated and shown in the report of the commission that on the pay-as- you-go plan the 7640 miles of the present State system probably can be finished in eight or nine years. “T incline to the feeling it wil! ‘fake longer because the estimates of our chief engineer do not take into account any changes in the present system of roads or types of pavements, or the widening of pavements near large cities. which has been found necessary in many states, nor roads to State parks. I] think one additional demand we will have to meet is the dust treat- ment of some of our gravel roads on which is heavy traffic. “There will be four or five ses- sions of the Legislature during which changes tn the laws may be agitated and efforts made to alter the program. While none of these contingencies may have to be taken ,care of, they are /completion o. the work.” lable to delay Awaits Public Demand. Asked if he intended to advocate a new bond issue, Stephens said: “I have not presented the matter to the commission at any time and have no intention of doing so un- ‘less a public demand should make such action advisable. view, he continued: ‘Roads in Missouri are of so many types and are built under such different conditions in various parts of the State that the mag- nitude of the work can only be considered in terms of money. Past estimates of the cost of our roads show that figures have increase. with each calculation of the en- gineers. We first started with 360.- 000,000 in bonds for the 7640-mile system. Subsequent estimates showed the cost of these roads I belleve a com pleted would be $187,000.000 “In the report we are now mak- ing to the Legislature the cost is estimated at $212,000.000. This will give some idea not only of the The sug-. x ~S ow wa = LEZ a “1 TABLES... 8 saucy Tiptop ...a Gateleg, or the modest Drep leaf. Marble top end Nested Tables too. What hostess ever has enough of thess smart little tables— now so much the in a bit of pottery oe... adventure in a yard of silk “— but where could one find so much romance and ad- venture rolled into a single gift—as in a rare Oriental Rug? Kennard's has one of the larg- est stocks in the country.Somerugs as low as $23.50. Mes {~) in. ° | Ss (SABI Rts SRS Aslim Colonial Clock,aquaint Chintzy Chair, a Hooked Rug, or a different kind of Console Table, to say nothing “77h of the whole family of chairs. 1000 T\ 4) 7 ')\* small gifts « » » reasonably priced. “ pst Se $f - f Do Your mas Shopping at Ken and get a seat “Home/ Gayly Lacquered Bookcases—a fascie nating gift—as are the Colonia! Seere- taries, the Hanging Shelwes, Magazine Racks, Book Troughs ...and the thousand and one Quality Gifts on Kennard’s Fifth floor ... many inex- pensively priced. a , eo + f a aa | ——t | me we. & aD; room of them— exquisite Boudotr Lamps, Table Lamps, and the more formal Floor Lamps. Some of the gay little im- ported ones are priced as low as $10.75. Stunnin Desks and End Tables to rest them on, too. nards Or Park Your Car at Union Market Garage + » 7 two short blocks away pee ay > ‘ ‘ > oe. ee ~ 4 “A "a fi Bs us . , Si R - baa at * a oo 7 o : ’ = m ie e) ee Oe alae ers A ’ 3 ee ; aid ‘ - a i ‘ —— sail i om 4 = = % be ane . Bie: SRS SECTS a aes : ee . : i ee ae Mh AS ee ee ee pnts tea! ‘ 2 . ae - j dot xy ae. " i - Sunt " es i ~ ‘ 4 " 7s R " ts iat al pleriarinn ate os® ¢ " os “he. oe wee SRB Rin A Paget Aha. - b ehapinsta ona, -aBihik ARN thee eld Fe carne cere lhe eae Se ate - Utes = detain Yn . Choice and Ei Gloves Women’s Gloves 1 S pecially Priced : $4.25 Good quality washable eae om fabric Gloves in the popular short cuff style; new colors and a good gize range. Children’s Glov Ae A Purchase That Bt Special Thousands of Them- € Well made, smartly desig able leathers—a selection th to those seeking advantage gifts. Tailored, pouch, unde —in black, brown, tan, red ar combinations of shades. Literally Hundreds Ideal Choice for Me Women’s Hdkfs. ‘ $1 Box of 6 for 69c € Gift boxes of six each—good | quality hemstitched .cambric | "Kerchiefs with embroidered ) corners in six different designs. | An Unusual Pt 2} Brother . a Bh age eed extent of the undertaking but uf the gradually expanding apprecia- tion of its cost. It shows how far TISPS— Practically all buses loop at Kennard’e—the STREET CARS—— The Hodiamont, Page, Park SERVICE CARS— Service Cars Aenea teh 2 thi Th eee we ¥ we * » Dace SS TSaBre are : 2 Ph, ee 4 Peock 1 tA rae bse ip |Site ee ee Lee eee = roe be ne + ree ~ ee te yt = of oy $19.50 Valley Charger, $12.95 $12.50 APCO CHARSE2, $6.95 $i2RCALOOP $4)8) AERIAL = Cage Type S14 $12 Federal Crystal Set, $2.98 $9.50 Utah Speaker Unit, $3.98 BARNEYS| ARMY GOODS STORE | 10" & WasHINcTON | (000,000 already the public mingudged the job tn the beginning. Missour! should have so enthustas- tically supported this tremendous enterprises for the past four years. “Enthustasm for good roads in Missour! has not been due to a pay-as-you-go policy thus far pur- sued, but to the heroic voting of $60,000,000 itn bonds, which have deen supplemented by $11,800, 00¢@ | In local bonds voted just prio- to. 1932 e? oo and to $22,000,000 of Federn) “Only $17,000. 000 of the $10¢ . expended hee: derived from netisenamtnn a tion and gasoline fax. These nt the sources. to which we pane have to look for Support of a io, &S-YOU-£O prograrn. aided yoo course by about $2,400,000 of Ped. eral ald per year. which the na- It ts remarkable that. Washington-Delmar, Locust-Lindell, Grand-Florissant, Grand- Washington, Grand-Russell-r2th, Washington-Page, South- west-Shaw-Ruesell-Bdwy, and Florissant-13th S.-Bdwy, and Com Heights Lines loop at Kennard’s door—and just one block away—the Broadway, Lee (going north), aad Olive Stree: Lines. BSTASLISHED 1886 ennards Washington at Fourth also start west at Kennard’ s—the Lindell-Waterman, Page-Weillstoa, W ashington-Delmar, and South Grand, Coe ag. NRE 255s Mla AP Nes par wept

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CH a he tax. should be considered. He p item of it must be kept in mina wh ce to sold as fast as needed to x rest has struction Up to the present $39,000,- | Saving to Auto Users, fing to | “According to my estim hds new, savings to users of motor ateim ),000,000 | which is based on customary ¢ I think Continued on Page 05.77 ot be added bonds are authorized would on, cep of lisite Boudoir nps, Table ips, and the > formal Floor ps. Some of yay little im- ed ones are ed as low as 5. Stunnin ; and End es to rest hn On, too. S away t a : | 3 2 $ : ¢ | 3 : Fi * : ¥ oe -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH en oo = — Someeseeueeeeeeeeee ee tennessee ee ee ee - — au —_ = = — co a ° Gloves in N ew Women’s Gloves | Imported Kid Gloves Specially Priced | $1 25 | MEAs oce>s @ Women’s imported Kid Gloves ' of beautiful quality in three €Good quality washable | gmart styles; embroidered short chamois-suede fabric Gloves | cuffs and fancy back, modish h rade colors pone ee colors and a complete range of = — We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Los Angeles Choice and Extremely Varied Assortments of Styles . | Women’s Gloves | Offered at $7.95 € Extra good quality im- ported washable chamois ' fancy embroidered’ short size range. sizes. Select several pairs. | cuffs. New favored shades. Children’s Gloves in most popular styles, soc to $1.25. Main Floor i - * e SR et ec ee ee Special Group o Thousands of Them—Offered Monday at. @ Well made, smartly designed Handbags of depend- able leathers—a selection that will immediately appeal to those seeking advantageous choice for Christmas gifts. Tailored, pouch, underarm and many more styles —in black, brown, tan, red and other colors—as well combinations of shades. Weomen's Handbage—Matn Ficor * » = | A Purchase That Brings Unusual Gift Selections From a { Bags as +f oe, °-f ? PPA ys 0 7 A, Handkerchiefs for All Literally Hundreds of New Styles—Assortments Providing Ideal Choice for Men, Women and Children’s Women’s Hdkfs. | Women’s Hdkfs. | $1 Box of 6 for Special, Box of 3— | — |. oe € Gift boxes of six each—good _ @ Exquisitely fine linen Hand- | Quality hemstitched cambric _ kerchiefs with daintily em- Remembrances Men’s ’Kerchiefs Box of S1x for $9.00 @ Large-size Handkerchiefs of soft, fine linen, finished with tchiefs with embroidered broidered corners; three in | hemstitched hems and beauti- corners in six different designs. | each attractive Christmas box. | fully embroidered initials. Women’s Voile Linen or Cambric Handkerchiefs. .... box of 3, $1 $1 Boxes of 3 Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs; special... . box, 75c Children’s Imported Swiss Handkerchiefs......... gift box, 50c Boys’ Initialed Bordered Handkerchiefs.......... box of 3, 69c Men’s Initialed Linens; $1 each.................... 6 fer $5.50 Men’s Initialed Linen or Cambric Handkerchiefs... .box of 3, $1 ' - cm * An Unusual Purchase of 1200 Garments in Special, Each Garment— @ Cotton Broadcloth Suits and Dresses that follow the vogue for dressing tiny broth- ers and sisters alike. Two styles each of the Suits and Dresses—the latter having bloomers to match, and the Suits miade in middy or but- ton-on effects. Many attractive color- ings—sizes 2 to 6 years. Infante’ Wear—Third Fiocer. Handkerchiefs—Main Floor the Matching Brother and Sister Sets Nek + aOR AIA tonal a - suede fabric Gloves with, g 9) ame ener en men You'll Choose With Eagerness From This Highly Exceptional Offering of 110 to $125 Elegant Coats Leuis SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 ___ kroa Cleveland a, == TA jig FAMOUS -BARR Vigee= OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY e THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. WM. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Denver St. A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — A A —— PAGE 5B Ps a —About 100 of Them—From Our Regular Stocksx— _—« and black. Sizes Offered Monday at i @ The very latest types of Winter Coats—developed of rouvelaine. Jus- trosa, Venice, kashmirtogo, lustrite and swansdown—having A special group that will delight, for these are smart velsheen models in walk nut, brown and black—with wolf collars and cuffs and tailored for satisfactory everyday service. ‘Women’s, misses’ and extra sizes in this assortment. Furred Coats $79.50 to $100 Values Crepe-lined Coats of unusual smart- ness—of Venice, lustrosa and masha- mora in tanager, Bordeaux, taupe, green and black—adorned with fox, squirrel, | wolf, beaver and civet cat. , 4 Women’s, misses’ and ex- tra sizes are included. i Fourth Floor *65 Superfine Chiffon Hose Ya YE C Flawlessly woven silk Chiffon Hose of cobwebby texture—and silk from top to toe. Any woman or miss would be delighted to re- ceive them—in any quan- tity. Fifteen smart shades including moonlight, dove, champagne, black, blue fox and several nude tints. | @ Sheer chiffon and light | gervice weight Silk Hose are included at this price— Always-A ppreciated Gifts Ate Silk Top Hose —Here in Many Weights and New Hues Lightweight ‘Silk Hose $4.95 | both with silk tops and , soles, lined with service- able lisle. Popular and | very satisfactory weights. Thirty Winter colors, including champagne, nude, gray, atmos- phere, melon and other light tones. Other Silk-Topped Hose, $3.25 to $5 Hosiery—Main Floor Select From These $5 and $10 Fur Collar Lengths Specially Priced $9.95 $4.99 @ 300 Fur Bands, 6 inches wide and 27 inches long, including Thibetine, foxine and coney in a variety of colors; replace your fur collars while you may do so ad- vantageously. Main Floor An Interesting Offering of Costume Slips Offered Monday at $5.95 @ Good quality crepe de chine Slips in dainty lingerie tints with effective lace and embroidery trimmings, plain straps and bodice top; inverted side pleats give just the necessary fullness, Sizes 34 to 44. Silk Petticoats for Gifts Crepe satin and crepe de chine Petticoats—some trimmed with Georgette crepe and tiny rose- buds, others lace trimmed—in light colors. 25 $ and $ to 28 in. lengths, 5 5.95 Third Fioor Monday—Y ou'll Want to Choose Several of These Jersey Suits for Boys New Models—Otfered at $17.95 @ V-neck style all-wool jersey Suits with fully lined straight trousers; striped trimming at neck, cuffs and pock- ets. Serviceable and warm for edger’ an wear: in tan, brown, navy, rose. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Bers’ ee ves ee eee ORD AER eae’ cadet blaz&® Clothing—Secend Floor memset rene: a 20 With Your Name and Greeting, Special at $9.98 .. $4.98 € Choose Monday from these two groups of unusually priced as- * sortments of twenty-five Christ- mas Cards—with appropriate greeting and your name in “Raisedletter” effect — complete with envelopes, many beautifully lined. Main Aisle—Main Floor , ot : p pay Le ‘ ~~ ars -_ : —_— ail " ’ ‘ os ‘oan’ Bn rete ‘ete pss a mr ~ fe yee ‘ " , it ~~ 7 : 5 ‘ “ —— a ry eA " ° he een ares ”. o w) tay a men? 4 a on See Sete cement A elon - rem eect: eugnenepennatatntiae, For Women and Misses—We Show } Lovely Robes —ina Wide Assortment—Choice 4 ] fi : ' @ Here are gift Robes by the score—very new and | beautiful styles the following kinds being un- | doubtedly just what many are wanting. | Quilted | Corduroy : Silk Robes «| Robes - Robes _ ; _ | of the very! —of black satin § or oer ee | oe types; trimmedin | plain el te | trimmed in con- bright hues or | in - pastel, ys + trasting bands of light - colored | trimmed sty bie | crepe de chine or crepe de chines and changeable j.sther effects. trimmed in laces | colorings; lined. ; | / Price, $15. _ Price, $15. and flowers. ors. t Other Negligees Are Priced $8.95 to Sag mp

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SUNDAY MORNIN G, DECEMBER 5, 1996. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted PAGE 6B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE M rege nance ag & Beginning Monday for Gift Shoppers—T his Remarkable Choice of 6000 Menss Shirts The Latest Practical Kinds— ol 1G thus permitting your friends to Specially Purchased and Offered at Solitaire Ring Diamond solitaires set in an | attractive mounting of white j gpid or platinum, having mond weighing . | a -72 carat | a * agg a | . ings ee ) most want. 4 A PERNT Ce eeateees o@ Si Aaa wie , ‘ , Eee eee , ee ea eee eae a - ty . ABABA ROE GENT, “ts OR te RA LER EE” NBR ee mou n a. - ‘ oe » Ae a « ae rs - nian anda caay, i, ee Le pba th athce cated Assan : ATUL Te DHTEP Oe eeeate ee — ? ; eee CHOC HCRORERCEORTO OTE Cat eE: erent ND. Quality Pieces of Exceptional Worth That May Be Chosen With Utmost Confidence Famous-Bat Gift Certift Please Most Because R ocip | Here From Largest | @ There's no need to ponder about our Gift Certificates will be act delight, because of their exception are issued at Exchange Desks fa¢ redeemable for any of our choie oe z ibid be Shaka: Tee le Nay Rist Nin tal ath si ll @ The confidence with which you should choose Dia- mond Jewelry may well be placed in the selection you make here., Every piece measures up to a high stand- ard of quality and represents full worth at the price. A flashing diamond in platinum If desired, arrangements may be made mounting, surrounded by “12 with our Department of Accounts, to smaller ; t in purchase on the Deferred Payment Plan. @ Just the Shirt opportunity many are want- rT 1 bby V Ne-o-9 FF" - f . | | ing—for Shirts are on practically every gift si _ list and these are offered at far less than their : ; Czecho-Slov Art Potte regular worth. The assortment is immense, the quality of materials and workmanship In a Decides bined with dia- monds and sap- phires or dia-. monds and emer. with naivett ere twin diamonds diamond, 20 surrounded by 20 smaller diamonds smaller diamonds and 8 caliber-cut and 8 sapphires. monds and 2 sap- phires, in plat- inum bowknot PD : that you would want in the Shirts you pre- aioe ela | g yet eS Bee AT, if sent as gifts. When you see them you'll sure- Stk hsss> | ROS sae a | CAD oe eae 6| ly see the wisdom of selecting all that you s oy XG = == | need for Christmas. Aes eee yy ARE ESS | Saari GIO) dB let Diamond Bracelet Di : (ig Poa : ) . ° A regal —— acon brilliant A medallion center Bracelet—set with an | A superb prmege stace oD set it Neckband, Separate Collar and Ay VW F Off ; Collar-Attached Shirts Included f Tn BD ys ee Very Extren diamonds and 10 sapphires; the diamonds emerald cut diamond, and 74 smaller dia- | with a naivette s Woven Madras, Rayon, Rayon-Mixed and weigh 4.20 carats in all; monds—4.44 Carats in all; also $1 350 diamonds and ro al a very handsome Bracelet for.... . real sapphires; priced.......... emeralds; special value at — 4s ra if ye Pe ————- if re ‘ Oe | SSE Leena | Dimity Shirts—Many Fancy Patterns diamond, 65 smaller Diamond Bar Pin Platinum mounting set with a high quality centtr diamond and 14 smaller diamonds combined with 6 sapphires; a splendid value at + . ji ARIE A | if (et ta Hi i iH ( iit ; hei pede 1th ft ds D Semi-oval Wrist Watch of platinum set with 20 diamonds and 4 sanvhires and fit- ted with 17-jewel movernient; offered at ee ” vig ‘ ° r ae ee Rite een y Eig - : ok ae . oe ra s 4 e « mh Fe: f “sy —o. 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Prey 2S otto able Choice of a Famous-Barr Co. Gift Certificates Please Most Because Recipients Choose | _ Here From Largest Assortments | | 9.71082 Vai e) aT a ee : Se aa BARRIER 9 ARORA scot Bin er amtb ed ] @ There’s no need to ponder about “what to give,” 1 our Gift Certificates will be accepted with keen delight, because of their exceptional worth. They 1 are issued at Exchange Desks for any amount— i redeemable for any of our choice merchandise— 7 thus permitting your friends to select what they e C—O — ' NV. : Art Pottery Offering— Very Extreme Values at | « A variety of styies and | shapes in handsomely | decorative vases, jardi- nieres and fern pots; im- ported from Czecho-Slo- vakia, and rich in old world colorings. usually opportune offer- | ing for the selection of de- | sirable pieces for gifts. | A Limited Quantity, So Select All You Will Need Monday. Fifth Floor ar W orth a comprising a leading New f excellent quality but a decid- ntage—you should share it. Fitted Cases —of brown shark seal leath- er, fitted with the favored shell on amber color $60 articles; special Duplex Cases Suitcases of black cowhide, equipped with mirror, dress- table style, and fancy = Housewares at Savings v * * . > POQSCBeeeensess Vet eer. .1 SHseQe Geevwse cree” = 7 fil | } | 1 MLE hd ~S A DNS $1.35 10-Inch Fruit Cake Pans, with tube...... $1 $1.95 Griswold Food & Vegetable Choppers, $1.44, _ $2.70 Wear-Ever Alum. Preserving Kettles, $2.05 | $2 Wear-Ever Alum. Preserving Kettles. . .$1.09 p $3.05 3-Pc. Alum. Lipped Saucepan Sets... . $2.09 | | 25c Alum. Egg and Beet Slicers, wire cutter .18c 4 $2.15 Mirro Alum. 8-Cup Percolators...... $1.68 ¢ _ $2 Galvanized Iron Window Refrigerators. .$1.29 q Basement Gallery > Si hu 4S i I RG FT ART II 8.8K BT — -_ A Neate ep Ai eta _ - a eonew anon Sa 2 te seemeeneeieiememnenmeesemn ee —e spusienpesn = -- Lee Angeles We Give and Redeem — THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. Denver eg ree SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926____ ~ . oe ——s ee — — ~- te ER ET: TE CTS Eagl Stamps—Few Restricted Articles OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY MOUS-BARR-CO. WM. O’NEIL CO. , St. Louis Akrea Clevelend THE MAY CQ. nem ee A ene ae NB a Excepted ————- I. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ———————-=->-—— — ae On EE A : Come Monday to See the Almost Endless Assortments in This Realm of Play—You’'ll Agree That And Affords Unlimited Opportunities to Find the Things That Kiddies Want—All the Newest Toys for Boys and Girls—Many Specially Priced for Profitable Monday Choosing—Cash Deposit Will Hold Selections Until Christmas = = ae] a al * | A Visit to Fairyland —To Make Santa’s Acquaintance —is an experience that the children shouldn’t misg—it’s so much fun! He will give a valuable surprise package to those who purchase a 25c ticket at the entrance booth. There is a real circus clown here that you should see. a nine q> WN tor Sets (Se Doll Carriages — 5 00 : a = | Coaster Wagons | Ives’! Traine $14.95 o =—_ = ee ae = i $5.95 Offered vee. $11.88 e-. 900 AAS cay Dw a | Se.Sa 1... See peer oe rol = a verses ea ig “el uilding : Boye Constes be sar mantis of | Ives’ Electric Trains with wide i e hoo - hy . wood, with ru -tir isc | k, i clining back. Wheels are rub- | models of bridges, cranes, ¢n- — P arkcycles Steer ing Sleds wheels, all-steel axles and atge! | Sight ead soveune aaa ae ber tired. gines, etc. | $24.75 ¢19 95 $1.75 $] 35 ' braces. cars. $17.50 Dump Trucks | $1.85 Light Outfits | ee erg ob te ON a eile dee ead $1.95 Blocks $8.95 Mama Dolls All-steel Dump Trucks with | Tree Light Outfits—eight as- | tubular frames, bicycle spoke | Sled are these ro! + walle | Large sets of brightly painted | “Effanbee” makes—large size, lever to operate $14 95 | sorted color Mazda bulbs with | wheels with rubber pedals, and | that may be steered. Steel run. | Building Blocks in lithograph- | with moving eyes, wigs and at- dumping mechanism . | continuous con- $1 AS | coaster brake. ners. ; | ed box; $I 25 | tractive cloth- 6 R8 $3.98 Bassinets | mections ......-.-..-- . | $11 95 Hobby Horses $3.98 Cedar Chin, | Wid Fawen pice ndene es ° | SOME inns ohh duns beeen . For dolls to “sleep” in; paint- | $21.95 Desk & Chair Sets | , obDy ae | Toy Cedar Chests for doll’s | $25.95 Automobiles | $3.75 Sidewalk Cars ed ivory tone, with $3 39 | Roll-top style Desks with side | Horses made of good gt © | clothing; made of genuine ce. | Equipped with fenders, run- | With rubber-tired disc wheels rubber-tired wheels. ° a eer i convenient pigeon | plush — mounted on a plat- dar with hinged ning board, windshield. bumper, | and pedals and strong steel $4.45 Blackboards holes—and with chair to. nel mage $9.50 a LN ee ee $2.98 horn and other ac- $19 95 braces; brightly $2 95 An ideal educational toy—easel | match; strongly built—certain | EORBCED - coc apeiricceees $7.50 Steel Coast OORUOTRORs Oiccn tenes ° SONNE ook Cis wes ° style with drop leaf $ 3 95 | to please boys or $18 45 | $1.50 Character Dolls Aiea Ge ers $5.95 ‘‘Horsman’’ Make Baby Dolls; dressed... .$4.95 and revolving chart... ° girls; the set....... + | With bisque heads, moving | wheels. and sal haan ys $1.98 Folding Tables; natural finish...... esonee $1.98 Jointed Dolls with moving eyes.......... $1.48 | eyes with lashes, and $1 ish; good 5 American Flyer Mechanical Trains........ - ++. $3.50 $5.95 Effanbee Mama Dolls; dressed....-......- $4.75 ' bobbed hair wigs...... wee UO. éiieecsce § 95 $1.75 17-Piece Decorated China Tea Sets....... $1.39 Toyland—Basement Gallery a $12 Mirrors rors, 21x50 inches over all in brown frames. cial Special Monday silver-burnished | $8.75, with Spe- “Re @eraht & Ff wy & e “Il @_A varied and very special assortment of the Mirrors most acceptable as gifts; ‘lovely 16x28-inch Venetian upright styles in mitered effect—also buffet and mantel, three and five opening Mirrors in many types and sizes. : |. (( ~~. 1G stiaiatl CO Amd + $15 and $17.50 Gift Mirrors 15 Various wae §=§6 «Styles ee eee $9 Venetian Mirrors Triple opening buffet Mir- | Beautifully etched upright Vene- | tian Mirrors in 12x24-inch size; especially ornamental over con- sole table and spe- i $6.95 $4 Mirrors ornaments; 12%4x35 inches over all. Spe- $ ee ee ed ot a 2.89 Mirror Section—‘Sixth Floor Beauty and Splendid Performance Recommend These Atwater Kent Radios eer . oe >) Me. ’ 9¢% ‘ it of 2 a\¢ wg AKesF a Dh ALAN iy I! yy | : ailil? yy 7 } ; if / it ‘ i eee : ~s eatad i i Ne oe j Y WS 4 ' ! hum Completely Equipped—A Special Value at 179 Complete with 6 tested tubes, Phil- co 100-amp. .storage battery, 2 Eveready B batteries and aerial kit. The New Radio A Power Introduced Monday in Our Radio Section A new unit tHet replaces “A” current entirely, and without using batteries or charger. It provides gives you a steady current, with no or distortion and may be attached to any 6-volt Set; priced 49s “A” power ee # @ *@ Upright Mirrors in burnished | frames with top and corner @ All who plan to give Radio Sets this Christmas— or who want one for immediate enjoyment—should investigate this special Atwater Kent offer. The Set is the latest 1927 model 30—6-tube, with all the new- est features of this celebrated make. highboy cabinet “houses” it to perfection. The art mode! nmi —————— ane CO OEE as ~~ For Decorating Special Value at... - 6 Christmas Wreaths $999 @. Many will want these Wreaths for oN ils decorating graves on Christmas; \y Wreaths of green moss and red holly berries or natural and bronzed magno- lia leaves with holly in artistic effects. In Individual Boxes for Shipping —and they should be shipped early We Repair All Makes of Sewing Machines—Call GArfield 5900 Fires = “e . Graves—Make Early Selection From These MM = -—* ' Main Fleer » ” * A.Christmas Gift the Housewife Will Appreciate and Enjoy— Domestic Electric Sewing Machines $125 Value, Special $ 022 3; @ Rotary desk Domestic Electric Sewing Machines with full rotary action, knee control, sewing light and all attachments; fully guaranteed. Terms: $5 Cash, Balance Monthly—No Extra Charge New Electric Portables | Singer Electric Portables Fully equipped Electric Porta- | Slightly used Singer Electric ble Bowine Machines; with mo- Sewing Machines; in good con- tor attachments 0d 49 85 | Sit estochkasnts ,,... 94000 all attachments ~ Sixth Pieer ™ * - A Pre-Christmas Choice Many. Will Like in These 100 Axminster Rugs 9x12-Foot Seamless Kinds at Be es @ This assortment undoubtedly holds the room-size Rugs you want —and all are so effectively patterned and durably a —_— wool arns that you’ elighted to r choose ip $55. All are of the heaviest qualities—from fore- most manufacturers. tT | Med Vg \e * oe? rs . ey ir CRE em I vers ser 5 oe ae sey Tonka ND Le MSE AIAG Ce DS RAO? UTR ROW nas wevieat pie, he pies pvenayre — . ene’ ~teF sel 7 oe ~ ra > if or < TEI IAS, GIO ARES ARRAN CRE ST OIE LL PO GIO EM ARS PROD COME: nrarhtenthetniting ce-tie 71a “Allaphs!. dant aot lgeiceaiatin 2 tales Ribas ann near RPT NTE re ane: ae a ot eat ee ee eee eee eee a an i IER ye Fe PRA AAWOIMD. OY OBEY RANG Ne has SR oe 7 Sopa rE eraser etin se tn Boo oe ay eS ee te ie GAS Rly OE ES RAR TERE RLY OP 2 SS | " —n s iadtiettetinbetieenr ve.ctinnncan ee . Uta bn isvenees. = ae ees

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pean a —5T. LOUIS POST DISPATCH - 1926 _ SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, ne LLL LLL LALLA — LLL LALO ALD L LE AA ene ee a ~« es _aaas««, LLL LO LO Seem: cme 2 nl — _ a oe ere ee ee TE oo We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted FAMOUS-BARR OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. = — co. Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Clevelan Infants’ A $1.49 Value, Special 95c € All handmade Philippine Dresses in beautiful embroid- ered, scalloped and drawn-work effects. Basement € Coat, middy, cricket ands elty styles in Sweaters of gun worsted yarns. Sizes ¢ t% ron vr oa - y, 7 : ‘x ™s ud adabad by 7 P 2 OGY Sata nie Eerie apis SSRN aa ae On ae ow a I ge eth 1 AO seeder ann Ona TAURI Ada Lane tale ties meters coker piiedtese ae ae es WEG ETO ASN a aca aA IAT ees Lyk ye aaa eee ee ae e FM Se ilgn (Or lait LN Nasi eros ad * Ny i Gg © P * ‘. ‘ Poe enntet hgent eh ee 9 i = A eT ae x ; 4 = Pbig es ee ee nee haygsinteri an Ae oe, mee Sin, pp ROPRR 5 2800 Garments—Slips and Bloomers ie ny - —— “ _" sa aaa. ee Bye a ne ee ee pe 2 egg a of Bane oe ae yy Cth sw Reig ty pd het Oe: ogg o fo Bat AO 1. ee piece = 4) pas as? . eu ethat ete ear tars ete se « As RAS ¢ ee &F Men’s and Young Men's Wool Overcoats = @- : The Popalar Styles : 1 | | P. it - H —~ i : ga ' oe E i se * x ain #§ Pip o et: . ees ' 6k : 4 - Beginning Me “st @i @t ee 3060 60 6 Be OF For Women—Get Plenty of These ile UF eA th iA . ‘4 Hid! tH Gift Handkerchiefs a o Box $ ] OO @ Women’s ’Kerchiefs in white and colors with embroidered corners. Six in box. Gifts should be selected Monday. Women’s $1.25 Value, $ ] Pair .. For Gifts, Many Would Like These J Men’ s Wool Shirts $2.50 to $3.95 Values 29 € 600 wool flannel Shirts in gray, khaki and blue; with pre-shrunk neckbands, flap pock- ets and lined chest. Warm for outdoor work and sports. Sizes 1424 to 17. sceemendemetinennetiinmnasdiinstientaes cteasnanddieetean diahan an ae NE A GN AA A ARE Ree cette ma ap, @ Pure thread Silk Hose you'll want for yourself and for gifts; lisle tops and full- fashioned feet. Popular shades making it very satisfactory to choose. Women’s $1 Hose, pair Men's Hose, pair Basement Economy Store @ Medium and heavy weight full and half belted ulsters, ulsterettes and guard models; of plain and patterned all-wool fabrics. Sizes 33 to 46. Basement Economy Store anaemia Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store Such an Attractwe Monday sae That Many Will Make It a Point to C a From These Extreme Values, at $93 Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes @ Fur-trimmed Coats that are styled in the new straight or bloused m8des—of Bolivia, suede cloth or pinpoint—in new blue, wine, rust, brown, red or black. All models are serviceably tailored and you'll readily appreciate that these are not regular $23.95 Coats. A eroup that affords an opportunity to meet various re- quirements. ' Boys’ Blouses ase v0 $1.25 “TOC € Woven madras, broadcloth and cote ton pongee Blouses in white and vial colors. Sizes 6 to 15 years. & Basement Econemy Cap and Scarf Sets — 41 @ Good quality angora Cap and Scarf Sets in attractive new shades: service- able for school wear. Basement Economy Store caiiaaiiiiemtinana.oieanen sane, copsammamnasmameaan aameandhane ee a eae an aaa = Pees * sues eee oer enim Coreen oe ~ ome ete Nr pra ae acne a a A Group of Sample Mufflers $1.75 Kind $119 @ Knitted reefer Muf- flers for men — in \\ VQ Stripes, checks and om- | bre effects, finished \\ \\ with fringe ends. A WA, Basement Economy Store 6000 Men’s High-Grade Shirts $1.65 and $2 Kinds $1 29 @ Imported and domestic k~ cotton broadcloth, dimity cords, fiber stripes and crepe effects; neckband and collar-attached styles; ‘ izes 14 to 17. F ese) Basement Economy —_ A Special Purchase of , Winter Coats $10 Value— $&.75 — @ Girls’ polair, camel's hair, 2 | 4% cheviot and sports fabric Coats if ty * fur trimmed and warmly lined; ry . Women’s “Juliet’’ Style Felt Slippers The Pair $129 € Juliet Slippers with fur and ribbon trim- mings and flexible leather soles, rubber /--3 heels; sizes 4 to 8. 4 Basement Economy Store * Fur of some popular kind trims all of these Coats—used on collars and cuffs with many attractive effects. Basement Economy Store Rayon and Cotton Spreads $3.50 and $4 Damask Values $°71:95 a, 2 — 5 Oc @ 81x108-inch size good quality rayon and cotton Bedspreads in rose, blue, @ There are 1000 yards of lustrous finish 50-inch Drapery Damask in this gold and orchid; well made with deep scalloped edge, and bolster included. group, in attractive colored stripe and two-tone effects for door or win- dow draperies. Embroidered Pillowcases $2.25 Ruffled Curtain Sets Pillow- | soo voile Curtain Sets with colored band | insertion and dainty ruffles, neatly picot- | ” 59¢ ted: complete with tie-backs and valance In Pose, gold, blue and PHS De a, gee ee a re wt ears : a ee ae * Cae eine ieee ee ae Deferred Pz « A most extraordina ing a buying advantag ciate. Savings of more Console that will exter the year. This favorec Brown mahogany venee cabinet, has a large de hardware and other exe sure satisfaction. Equipped Which Plz ing the New Victor Orthe sizes 3 to 14 years. Basement Economy Store Women’s and Children’s Knitted Caps Priced at Tg Tr LA IEEE RIO Ao BE aI Nil A, Petes A Large Assortment of Confiners $1.00 Kind 65c @ Bandeaux and Bust Confin- j; ers of brocades, silk jersey, lace and crepe de chine; light tints; most sizes. Basement Economy Store Attractive Mili ar Patterns Styles = y . * : ‘ oe ay itor aetin 4 ae eo hk ee Me Mme, Hegre * r.-€ : ie ig + ae % cy. yh ” — & a> ie sa 4 auto a oly a = a. ty . 3 - aes a + 4 u ne . on rae - a “em yA eat 98 + ~ SG: me sega @ Warm wool Caps for women, boys, girls and infants — made in hockey and plain styles and many colors. Basement Economy Stere a Pet $6.50 Pattern Tablecloths All-lineg full-bleached Tablecioths in several attrac- tive patterns; specially priced.. my nt. Getty Rie * me b. $4 to $5 Curtain Sets Sheer quality ecru and cream voile Cur- tain Sets, daintily finished with deep ruffles; complete with tie-backs and va- lance to match. In colors at- —- 7oxoo-inch ‘ze $4.50 Full-bleached 42x36-inch size cases, scalloped and embroidered, some with initial. Each.. 7 gt elle Sal gchar a bn ome iy — Dy haieee y Babe Nae ge be ; or aoe ie inky rete ® daok oe ae - Ec shanti, sigh ee * ty 24 ig 22 & ie Bee RE oe ee aie in the Lamberjack Style— Boys’ Suits Priced at $ 1 95 @Light colored plaid lumberjack tops with jer- sey knickers—well made 20c Hope Muslin 36-inch full- bleached; limit of 20 yards to a customer. No phone or mail orders; a Ic yard . 22¢ Outing Flannel 36-inch fleeced Outing Flannel in striped ef- fects; for re garments; yard.. 15c 35c Printed Crepe 32-inch crinkle Plisse Crepe, printed on white and tinted grounds—flo- | ral and rosebud designs. Yard.... 29¢ Towel Sets Large bath towel with two wash cloths to match gud... 91.49 ; i 50c Linen Hack Towels Full-bleached 14x20-inch guest Towels: hem- stitched and with crest for monogram 39¢ $1.59 Bed Sheets Famous-Barr special full- bleached 81x90-inch size bem; epecial..” 91.19 orchid $2.50 Jacquard Panels With scalloped bullion fringe finished; in lustrous natural tintS ... . Opaque Window Shades Seconds of $1.25 grade: scalloped and (fringed Opaaue Shades, 36 in-hes wide and 6 feet long, on good spring | tractive for many rooms $1.79 95c Cretonne Reversible Cretonnme in lovely color combina- tions: striped, floral and conventional de- signs. Yard tains. 39c Curtain Grenadine White Grenadine in dotted and figured designs ; for dai ~ cur- od Fare... $2 Drapery Damask 36-inch colored Drapery Damask in striped ef- fects; for door or win- a ~~ $ | ; 39 and practical; sizes 3 to 8 years. Basement Econemy Store @ Well tailored, satin- trimmed Robes with novel collars and heavy cord girdles. Sizes 36 to 32. Basement Economy Store rollers Basement Economy Store 9x12-Ft. Seamless Wilton Rugs $47.50 Value $34.85 @ Medallion, floral and Chinese de- signs—in popular colorings—and fin- ished with fringe. You have choice of 50 rugs at this special price. Medium Weight C otten Union Suits Y; if $1.75 Value $748 € Men's ribbed cotton Union Suits in long or short sleeved styles, and ankle length; striped; sizes 36 to 46. jin 68x80-inch size, with turned ends, j are just what many housewives like— 400 Single Style $4.00 Blankets Special, Each $9 5 @ These plaid wool-mixed Blankets and they’re practical for gifts. er we Aces Tasteful Gifts Are Table Lamps $10 to $12.50 Values $"7.49 € Vase style bases in rose, blue, black or green, with hand-paint- ed, imitation parch- ment shades. Basement Women’s Attractive Wash Dresses $2.95 Valae $1 95 € Cotton foulard and other excellent tub-fast fabrics in printed effects and smart styles; sizes 36 to 52. Basement Eqonemy Stere 1000 Yards of Silk Crepe De Chine ~ ' $2 Valae, Yard $149 @ Fiat finished Crepe de pastel shades and white—id making gift undergarments, and very much in demand. 40 inches Every Arden Brunswick ifier, while still anot amplifier horn pleasing Buy me » ; There are just 243 ¢ saving many gift-seek —so if you would ave you, toc, ae oT

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e = oT. LOS rOsT- “DISPATCH . Tots’ Sweaters Specially Priced $1.95 € Coat, middy, cricket and noy. elty styles in Sweaters of pure worsted yarns. Sizes 3 to ca years. Basement es Sweaters SSS Splendid Value fo ii wim I Zw ce al 008 am 3 i a Ae _ A it | 5495 LOK \E I p= i eal j' [ Sports Sweaters n ropestitch— black, navy, buff, maroon and cardi- 1 red; various tyles. Basement. q il Young Men's iS e:a @ais aoe ee tot eres aeeeeeemeeneetiee e et ul less tin rh ia ercoats , | caibdaemainn Ui ai weight full ulsterettes of plain and brics. Sizes -Economy Store Beginning Monday Morning! A Special Offering of Arden Console a“ / Boys’ Blouses 95c to $1.25 ggg | 79Cc [ Woven madras, broadcloth and cot- on pongee Blouses in white and plain olors. Sizes 6 to 15 years. Basement Econemy Store é 6000 Men’s High-Grade Shirts 1.65 and $2 Kinds $1 .29 Imported and domestic tton broadcloth, dimity s, fiber stripes and j “ effects: neckband j collar-attached styles; % tes 14 to 17. Phonographs Formerly $125—Now 09 Deferred Payments May Be Arranged € A most extraordinary and timely opportunity, present- ing a buying advantage that you will very readily appre- 7 wna Savings of more than one-half on a beautiful Arden — ' Console that will extend Christmas happiness throughout A ne Assortment of ® the year. This favored Brunswick is finished in Adam Confiner S Brown mahogany veneer and in addition to its ornamental $1.00 Kind cabinet, has a large double-spring motor, nickel - plated 6 5 hardware and other exclusive Brunswick features which as- ee sure satisfaction. Bandeaux and Bust Confin- Sf brecaden, sa deear Equipped With Brunswick Ultona, Eons crepe de chine; light Which Plays All Records, Includ- inemscine Meteans Steve ing the New Brunswick Light Ray, Victor Orthophonic and Other Kinds “Lp Basement Economy Stere Women’s “Juliet” Style elt Slippers The Pair $1.29 Juliet Slippers with r and ribbon trim- ngs and flexible ither soles, rubber els; sizes 4 to 8. sement Economy Store - Women’s Attractive Vash Dresses $2.95 Valae $1.95 ifier, while still another estimable feature is the oval amplifierhorn which does much to produce the pleasing tones for-vhich the Arden is so well known. Buy Now for Christmas There are just 243 of these Ardens and at this extreme Saving many gift-seekers will surely be eager to secure one —so if you would avoid disappointment, we suggest that you, too, share this remarkable offering as soon as possible. -otton foulard and other ellent tub-fast fabrics in ited effects and smart es; Sizes 36 to 5§32. Basement Economy Store 1000 Yards of Silk Crepe De Chine $2 Value, Yard $1 .49 Immediate or Christmas Delivery Music Salon—Sixth Floor - lat finished Crepe de Chine, i, tl shades and white—ideal fom ing gift undergarments, and now " much in demand. 40 inches wide. | Basement Economy store St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store Every Arden Brunswick also has an automatic stop and tone mod- | he added. or anne ae ee ene SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5. 1926 & HUGH STEPHENS. FAVORS ISSUANCE OF $100,000,000 MORE ROAD BONDS Continued from Page 4B. ures used for this purpose, the au- tomoblle owners of Missouri would save in the shortened period for completion of the system in the neighborhood of $100,000,000, which would be more than enough to pay the interest on the bonds from their issuance to maturity. This is supposing the roads could be completed on the pay-as-you-go plan by 1935, as estimated by our engineers, or by 1981 with the aid of bonds. “The estimate of present saving to automobile owners on a half- completed system in Missouri is $20,000,000 per year. Thig does not take into consideration at all the additional money which may be received from tourist traffic or the economic advantage of farmers and business houses using the highways for freight and passenger traffic, nor the advantage which would accrue to Missouri through a completed system over one more or less disconnected throughout the State, nor the increase in cars due to the use of a finished system. “Tt has been said in opposition to a bond issue that it would pledge revenues of the State for many years to come. The fact that is- suance of bonds would definitely commit road monies te completion of the State system is, I think. one of the strongest argumentg in its favor. This is the best way to prevent dissipation of the money. Allowance for Maintenance, “Ample allowance can be made to set aside each year, over and above the cost of interest and sink- ing fund, money for maintenance, administration, cost of collecting revenue (gasoline tax) and a more liberal] allowance-for extra mainte- nance, dust treatment and emerg- encies than we can possibly enjoy under restricted operation of the pay-as-you-go plan. Furthermore, there would still be many millions available for further road building after the 7640 miles are completed. “While there has been objection offered to increasing our debt, we should not lose sight of the fact that debts for road-building pur- | poses are not analagous to debts ‘for other improvements, because | they do not increase taxes on prop- | erty, but immediately create a rev- | enue by which they are automati- In a sense, good | roads are not altogether a tax even | cally retired. |on the automobile user. The sav- ‘ing which he realizes is greater | | than the tax he pays. “Some few states are building roads on the pay-as-you-go plan, but it will be found that as a rule their State income in supplementen i by large bond issues by counties. (In Wisconsin, for instance, no State bonds are being used for building roads. In 1925 that State had for construction about $7,000,000. but it had in addition $32.000.000 de- rived from county bond issues. Funds in Other States. “Long before Missouri started | building highways, pretty complete systems had been built in some |other states, and yet it is interest- ing to see the money those states ‘had available far road construction in State and county funds for 19265. | Pennsylvania, | New York, $97,-| | 000,000; New Jersey, $57,000,000: | |'Here are a few: $113,000,000; ‘TIilinots, $49,000,000: North Caro- lina, $48,000,000. | “In Missouri there has not been |a@ single county bond issue for | roads since the centennial road law ‘Was passed in 1921. Practically all | the money we have to support the | | pay-as-you-go is from automobile | |registration and gasoline tax, sup- |plemented by Federal ald, perma- imnence of which is not assured.” tephens asked in conclusion: | “Do the people of Missouri want to) ‘travel detours for the next 10 years | ‘or get rid of them as soon as pos- sible?” “Road work should not slow |down while the momentum is up,’ “Bonds would be sold | not all in a lump, but gradually, as in the past, so as to keep the rate of construction up to 1000 miles a year, the mileage our or-| eee ene eee NT te ' — eens -aatayyyustenataaeaeeasesenseneeaeeeenenn nan - re rer eee OUS ~-BAKK CO, oop oo ee. ganization is built to take care of. 'I¢ our income from Tnianhes | | registrations and gasoline ‘should increase beyond our Mabe 9 lent expectations, the amount of | ‘bonds necessary to be sold would, of course be reduced. [It ta, there- | fore, impossible to say at this time | how large a bond issue would be authorized.” || FAVORS NEW BOND | | ISSUE FOR ROADS | Sheriff Schnipper of Belleville Friday destroyed eight of the 27 slot machines which he is holding as evidence against persons arrest- ed fin St. Clair County for operat- ing slot machines which are classed | as gambling devices. | the machines after County Judge | Weber had entered a court order for the destruction of the machines | needed, but I thi 000, : ie the botuteniied think eteete’’ we ART EXHIBIT AT CITY CLUB Twelfth Annual Thumb-Box. Pic- Destroys 8 Slot Machines. tures to Be Shown. display. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH REMLEY NEW ARCADE & MARKET The City Club will have on 4@i Load beautiful for . And for your further choice dinner services or individual course services, novelties, and decorative pieces bearing inspiring old names like: Royal Doulton Lamb Hand Painted Royal Dresden Capo Demonte English Porcelain Ivory Bereek Also German and French Novelties. Minton and Doulton The choice of royalty—ex ite pone China, hand-enameled roy ae ful motifs. Minton is shown in St. Louis exclusively at the Queensware store, and offers separate services Christmas this for the ry eae: our Iittle gyn shopping. cup of Coffee with cream, and your choles of 19 © ur wonderful sanitary Your Sunday Dinner}=: Wil be ready at 12 noon sharp Your choice of the following inclading Dressing, Gravy, Mashed Potatoes and a Bot e of New Badweiser. Koast Young Chicken..... aimee Roast Long Island Duckling.... Reast Young (oose.........- Braised Venisen—Hunter's style. eur mest sanitary, beautiful white tile end up-te-date cool. | *Feterves, A ers, and we will give any choice cuts you may want at any time. and brown; Cheddar EW .STORE JOU! RS TILL 11 P. M. STARTING MONDAY, DECEMBER SUNDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS the oven every hour tz the day. Your Sunday Coffee Onke, Hot Melle renay every morning at © A. M. ORANGE SLICES, JELLY a te Tick ‘caky—As” xi eel vors, th. We invite your inspection of SSH SUGORERONE : Olives, vilee brand, 120s. bettie f Lady, all PAGE 9B Spareribsor Pic Tails the price for Sunday pone Monday, } yg oon 10 FP. M. Menday night; pound...... ‘hite, fi t NEW KRAUT 3 pounds *seeaeweneeneeeee®e Potato Salad rma... Jack Salmon — yeep ernie | DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY | a a ne ae ¢ au YALE ae Ta a aan at tea thm. z ‘ 5 Established 1891 _1018 OLIVE STREET que ndedqt- \ mk SUGEETEEE Seeman takai Illustration above pictures the on -ee ee One, } , , , } j } —_—_ ee ae ee ee a ee ee ee eee a vee ee nn ES a ——— i i i i i i i le a —_ — ee * © fz me Celebrated artists play for you at the turn of the switch. Exquisite Repro ducing) Grands, floor et sacri- ficed in a Christmas Sale Latest styles, wonderfully responsive actions, i i i ee i i i i s GierGese® cofiies Gia Oe. ee... Se. > e@ rich tone, bea utiful models. Connects to an electric socket, reproduces the playing of great artists, or may Not a regu} ujar $375 Player at all, but a Player-Piano with a beautiful tone and of latest attractive style and finish. With the Lamp, Music Roll Cabinet, Bench and Music Rolls, this completes a wonderful Player-Piano Outfit. $375 for the complete Outfit, and best of all, such easy terms (as low as $2 per week) that you never miss the payments. ?--2--+. -6--&. -%-@-@--©--© ©--@ 6-6 © ©--@ © © © © « OO ———————————————— —— Delivered Within 100-Mile Radius — ——_——_ — PLAYER-PIANO OUTFIT} { "375 -_— ee new Kenmore ve Piano Outfit at $379 — CLC a a _s - NO OO ON ae ee ae ae i. Including Lamp & 12 Record Selections High Console Phonograph °59 - grade Console | Phonographs, which. play ) all makes of records. See this and see other Phon- | ograph Specials, all of | which include beautiful floor lamp free. ”- - —————— ~— Made especially for small apart G ments or homes. a 4 played like any Grand. +O -$O--@--O- © -@-—0- —_—- - _ ”™- Oa Ss Sc ee, erlhlhUCl ermhrUCUCOrmUCUCl rll Orr NO MONEY DOWN Trade in your present phonograph, piano or radio as part first payment on any purchase during this Christmas Sale. Reap Payments Start in January ing coneervatorics out the country. 7d Tie at 4-ft. 11 - m. Grand with the tone of a 6-ft. Grand. Marvelous values in prac- tically new Grands, small in size, graceful in design and rich in tone. Priced at half, many less than half of the original price. a eee ee ] vane IT A Starck Bann Manutacturere of Starck Grand, Player and Upright ¢ ar eee’ 1018 OLIVE STREET - - - Corner :3 AITO AAA GD Gu... Write

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& ye Sb EE a TRE ith ee dak ae er Si os Bl q PS RACE VE: AEE. we ee we ae s J . AE SE AR eae ap Mite ee “ - Aliinte caine 2 : te prog Ret res ’ tr ke wy abi Pe Sag he Ae SAR pds eoeyige #R- ¥ ; . f nsiietsute sedges La te tal A raed ter timekeeper. A Marvelous Gift! 75 CoO $6.00 DRESSES Sc Women’s and Misses’ Silk and Choice 2 for $5.00 ‘ : f ; f iY af i : , , : : ~~ Cloth Dresses 4, ator ) a —- — hina. 15 pieces. o ' * 2 Eide pom, SOR * ec — eyes with = Tey Tes Special nmeur among —— 5 - al a ae ea ape $1 im Cotton 1 Batts, This Plan Enables You to Give W orth-While Gifts iOS size, special! 9c Men's Work Shirts, colors 29c Women’s Fiber Hose, colors. a oc and $1.00 Baby Silk Bonnets. $1.00 Women‘s Voile Waists wie wey =5c Men's Socks, A& ; 50c¢ Weekly a | $1.00 Weekly 7 P ' ay $1.00 Down | Pay $1.00 Down , ~ : ’ . = ws . WATCHES = * . pw 8 ¢ 9 ake ee ~ me et wk ot Fd Fo ot F ot Fok Ft Fo ot F kt Foe |. a. we Bs tal 4 ee , ¥, * = : £ . = - ” ” . . . > on) “ °. 9-Piece Blue and Gray Toilet Sets LINOLEUM ‘RUGS Stualily Soki at luded in iot are and Neponset felt-base Rugs All subject to slight imper- fegtions. Choice, each. $xi2 size: genuine cork with burlap ba ee $15 te $2 In if $15. styles, furs and materials are truly ing at such a figure! Coats for in soft plaids, checks and tweed tures. Coats for dress in the dee ored Bolivias and suede cloths. The furs are fox, Manchurian Mendoza beaver (dyed rabbit), and others. Sizes 14 to 44. 1Lower-Price Colorful felts in the light 1 des and darker are in tai | Styles trimmed with grosgrain or self bands. ~ Head sizes for the bobt =™iss and matron. Vandervoort’ 3 Lower-Price Millin FPasemen'.

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2 Leads on the store that has ion this one has! Do- volume of business of ans that our stocks are lues best! The leader the best gift selections less than Aronberg’s 4 ) ee . eel Ped pF met Cue Whites Wa Gift Special! ) Diamond King *50= d This fiery Diamond makes sn e exceptionally good impression. The B. setting is beautifully etched. | Pay $1.00 Down | — : J Solid gold Jap Signet ring set genuine diamond. Pay &80c¢ a Week CANCER SUFFERER KILLS SELF Franklin B. Flower Found Beside Gas Stove. Odor of gas from the flat above caused Mrs. Franklin B. Plower of 4116 Wyoming street, Friday afternoon to call Miss Bertha Set- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH School, who resided upstairs with her father, Theodore Setzer, 67, a retired photographer. They found him dead in the kitchen, with a blanket over his head and four jets of the gas stove turned on Mrs, Setzer saiu he was suffering from cancer and in pain following recent extraction cf zer, @ teacher from the Oak Hill} teeth. seems to have started at 3 A. Charlie from his slumber. pEGULAR 40c VALUE ower all Paper stic, 3c, 5c a Roll Whether of the heart, of the Eyestrain headache pains leave P rolls on sale.. In- * es yalues worth up to wae « put nothing in our store ee nigher than 35c. pricminations —, only 3 peautiful borders or wid Come just a block oT half north of Wash- jagton AV. and save half or ‘pore OB your Wall Paper has proved uniformly successful 25 years in over 30,000 cases. ate charge covers & te €6St With the be Smee.” MEBSTER’ j | bs N. 7th St. res reliable pair of Glasses complete—for distance or reading I will sell you a thoroughly | tempants are quickly found Post-Dispatch wants. Phone Charlie ChaplinAwokeat3A.M. The row between Charlie Chaplin ane ee wife ee racket his wife’s guests were making awakened Perhaps the jamboree gave Chariie a pain. stomach—the press is curiously silent. the lurch, however, when it comes to real suf- fering, and it is all so unnecessary, as proper. Glasses will promptly relieve these headaches-— Glasses designed solely to correct the particular visfon defect that is the source of the trouble. Guilbault Scientific Method of aeting Eyes . A single moder- — . both Eye Test and Glasses. DR. F. d. GUILBAULT F. J. Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Broadway (Between Locast and St. Charles) en the head, or the all others ia for past 47 reliable pair of i Bifocal Lenses and I will sell you a thoroughly Frame for ......-- a ~ want ad or lenve it with your @roccist. re Only 17 More Shopping Days Before Christmas Convenient Outside Entrance ' on Ninth Street Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth In the Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear Store We have reduced thes» $25 and $30 Coats to the low price °f $15. The Bstyles, furs and materials are truly amaz- ing at such a figure! Coats for sport, in soft plaids, checks and tweed mix- tures. Coats for dress in the deep col- ored Bolivias and suede cloths. | The furs are fox, Manchurian wolf. |Mendoza beaver (dyed rabbit), mandel and others. Sizes 14 to 44. filet lace. box. 36 to 44. $9.95 and $2.95 Colorful felts in the light bright and darker are in tailored Styles trimmed with grosgrain rib- : or self bands. | Head sizes for the bobbed-haired ss and matron. Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Millinery— Basement. designs. Sale of Women’s $25 and $30 Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear Store—Basement. istmas Lingerie Regularly $3.95 and $5.95 $9.95 Step-Ins All crisp, new pieces of silk Lingerie that will answer many of your the pastel shades of crepe de chine and attrac- tively trimmed with Valenciennes, Calais and Each garment in a pretty holiday Gowns, sizes 15 to 17; bloomers, sizes 25 to 29: step-ins, sizes 23 to 25, and chemise, sizes ~ Boudoir Slippers Felt and satin boudoir Slippers that are neatly embroidered in floral blue, rose, 1 gray and brown. Many are lined with contrasting shades. Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Shoes— we a . . aN er . “ tage °* on? : . re 5 *e mt gah 4 ‘ . ‘ ’ a ae 1 Hm BR)s =~ Lede i 7) . r * > “ “te eH \ fy) of ~ mas wy cy AYE ae - a 4 a a . es Ee eet se: fee Ss “* = * i P “ =>an " : : a “e % Bloomers Chemise Christmas gift needs. In Padded soles and heels. In black, American beauty, Basement. ‘Money to Be Held in Trust ee ’ ‘ ' ; } : ' ; ’ | aa me : i i } | | | | j | Louis Cathedral, | who died In 1924. | judgment ‘may encroach |of Mr. $500,000 ESTATE | OF NATHAN ROUNDS TO HIS FOSTER 30 Only Exception Is $17,600 Specifically Bequeathed to Employes of Firm of Which He Was Officer. DESIRES THAT HEIR, 12, SHOULD TRAVEL| SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — PAGE 11B FREE DRUG SAL KEIFFER—BROADWAY AND FRANKLIN PUG NOSE LEADS TO ARREST OF YOUTH FOR ROBBERY Paul McOune, Who Served Term at Boonville, Identified as High- wayman by Store Manager. Paul McCune, 20 years old, of $952 st. Ferdinand avenue, released ‘|a year ago from the Boonville Re- LES formatory after serving 28 months FREE DRUGS, ETC. Free Patent Medicines FREE TOILET ARTIC of a four-year term for: highway FREE Col y One FREE: FREE Column—Buy One—Get One FREE | FREE Columa—Bey One—Get Gn — ph, an antiseptic....-. 1 Free | 25 Carter's Little Liver Pills.....-1 Free | 10c Barbasol Shavieg Cream... « *. Pan robbery, was arrested after an | @5¢, 45¢ Oil tergreen........- 1 Free | $1.00 Carbozine Tablets ....-.--- Free Face Powdes sssacces armed youth held up and robbed a ane Aspirin » & oo Gone - . 3 wree 10e Doctor Headache » Powder Lape i Free aie Almund Cream, Kei one-5 i Kroger store manager of $12 at | 35e Cocoa Stollwerck’s, % Ib......1 Free | 25¢ Maatlens Oil Cape, Red Seal. ..1 Free | 50e om ah we we hey, ~ Gyeeqep diag i bree Cora and Kemnerly avenues at | 20c, 35¢ Chloroform [TAniment....1 Free | 35c, 70c, $1.20 Clark's Cough Syr., 1 Free | 2ie Talcum Powder, Kgyptian “+ = 6:30 terd 100, 20¢, 35e Tr. lodine ......--: 1 Free | 25c Dr. Parson’s Sure Gets Corns..1 Free | 10c Nail beweqeseecs ._— -30 a. m. yesterday. 10¢ Aspirin Tablets, doz. ........ Free | 2Sc, 50c Nerve and Bone Liniment. .1 Free | 20¢ Borie Acid Eye Solution ....-- > The victim, William Brown, was ro Bee on Soda yy : a $1.50 Rheumatic Cure, Reifter’s ; A . 5@e, plea oy Cold Cream. .--} hn © j 4 ac ‘Tr, und, in can... ee | BOe to, geation... f e s Face FPoewoer...--- ** walking from his home, 4762 Cup- $1.25 Elixir? 5. Phosphate 1 Free | 25e¢ es Salts Capeulss. . hae on 1 Free | $1.75 Hair Clippers, we 1 Free 10c Diamond riti seed ee 1 — ‘y r pally 6. © 35c Kidney Plaster, Mead’s...--.- 1 Free | 25¢, 50¢ Milk Magnesia, Allan's....1 Free | i5e Liguid Skis Colseaws.: - + °° 1 Free police that the robber had a pug eee comers Plaster. 8. 8 Be xb 2 A SOc Dr. Parson's Bidney Cure Caps. 3 zen $i woke yeas | é 10¢ Nursing Bottle, round........ e¢ | 2he, B50c Pink-N-White Tablets. ... | 3he Shaving Lotion, Kettters..--- Free nose, and Capt. Dineen recalled | oe piack Death, kills flies & bugs, 1 Free | -5¢ Lane's (meer pegigengnge 1 Free | Limited Double Btamge =Tussdes that McCune had such a nose. Ar- by Calomel Bee ¥a-BF. (85). | _ Re Bee Acpirin . ... ‘ es ee he 4 Rete $1.25 Gray tx Destqest s+ $° , Free 1.00 Fever ermmometve:r...+««+++* ee a a re ' 35e, 6Oc Root Tonte. oe bree rested at his home, McCune dented | 55° "560" Furniture Polish......-- i Free | 200 Black Draug - 1F © 3100 Golden Peacock Bleach Cream.3 Bree the robbery. Police reported | 50c Cod Liver Oi] Caps., genuine. .1 Frere 50c O’Nelll’s Remedy... ree for Children. Trustees and executors are the Mercantile Trust Co. and Lorch. Employes Are Remembered. Employes of Ely & Walker are among the beneficiaries of specific bequests, which are: J. J. McElroy, #1. $5000: J. MM. Buckly, Denver, $5000; Rob ert R. Richter, St James Nathan Holdredee. Neb., $1000; Bonner F. Bell, St. Louis, $5000 to be held in trust until ne reaches 40, income to be paid to him in meantime: $500 to cemetery in Portland, Ore.. car: and $100 in Wallingford. Vt s die last Wednesday of diabetes at the age of 65 years. He was widely known through his peculiar qualities of successful saiesmanship. SUSPENDED WASHINGTON U, STUDENT IS REINSTATED “Certain Conditions” Attached— Dismissal Followed Heckling of Spectators at Footbell Game. Harry Crane of 2530 Clifton ave- nue, Junior in the Washington University law schoo! and business DUzS, Louis, $1000! Brown, of lot . to cemetery , for care of jot = manager of The Hatehet, student annual, who was suspended indef- initely from the university about three weeks ago as a result of an incident at a football game, been reinstated, effective Thursday. Certain conditions were attached to the reinstatement, which Crane declined to make public, and iwhich university authorities said | were for him to announce or with- hold. He will have the privilege of making _up lost time tn his stud- ies by arrangerrent. with individual! ‘instructors. His suspension followed his par- ticipation in the stopping of specta- ‘tors who were departing from the / Washington - Oklahoma footba!! jgame on Oct. 80 before it ended. Reed to Address C. of C. Senator Reed will speak at a ‘luncheon of the Chamber of Com- merce at noon tomorrow. last (yet seals rupture always in the one him ample opportunity to | travel, and ,if necessary, to engage . a competent (him on the trips, in order that lf? | travels may be of the greatest ad- | my will that, if in the} trustees the net | they | _is the prin- | cipal, with the other three-fourths no widow, | for’ has | was Items in This Column Single Price | 750 Narc 165c, 26c Castor Oil ere 4 Free 25e Listerine Tooth Paste ....--> 2 for 35e 390 Tooth Brush Ras ere 1 1 2he Schoenfeld Tea ... . 2 for 20c | n 4 150, 260 Borax..... . « » 4 Free | 30¢ Hill's or Grove’s Quinine......1 Free) $1.25 Hair Brusn...... 45c, 26c Boric Acid... .1 Free | listtine , Se; 10c Nilota Soap...---- : 150 Eosom Salts, ib... .1 Free 4 60c Coffee, XXXX, Ib_...........-- 39 | gee magn ’ ( A Ext t...@@e oe oor ves... 4 Free | site, oe Pertussin’..--. 61.00, 30¢| 450 Witoh Hazel... ...-4 © 90c Vanilla Extract....1 Free 500 Vanishing Cream... ree 150 Machine Oll.......1 Free GOc, £1.00, $1.90 Olive Oil. .39e, 10¢ Robert Emmett Cigar...... 2 for 15e 15e, 25 35 Peroxide. 4 Free i riven tetas Matt the | 75c Gauze, 5 yards.... 4 Free $1 American Mineral Oil Finest known Oil, buy one, 85e—I Free ADVERTISEMENT Forget Rupture! 350 Quinine, '4-0z. ....1 Free; all SS = = & oe ee se @oeeoee-s ama44 $2323 We have an amazing, free sur- orise for every ruptured person, We want to send you absolutely free a sample pad of Airtex, an amazingly kind of material that velps ——— ane. Shc. £1.09 VB Tebdlets Sale Monday and Tuesday. foc waeze, A tht Free 50c Real Night Cream 250 Fenamints .......----: 150 50c A. D. S. Peroxide Cream, 290 Fine Cold Cream, Kelffer's...50c—1 Free Bromo Seltzer. .. .200, 400, 870 nevw ‘ a BRS MELEE : neal replaceable rupture. We want |Free 190 5-Gr. Aspirin Tablets) $1 Coty's tae Fons -+-°-730) Free 25¢ Germicide Soap jope, no drugs, no barbarous $2 Syringe or Bottle...... 98c andy Germiride Reap. 1%. She—t Free springs or clumsy leg straps. We want to show you how to actually jiscard your old serene in five days, or pay nothing. We want to show you free about amazing Magic Dot that weighs less than a quarter, $1 Gift Fine Sachet Powder _Free 50¢ Imported Bay Rum : buy one—l Free t Yes, absolutely free—a delightful box of | ~~ og an WK... $1 Rachet Powder given only to those who | Free $1.00 Double Compact k and who purchase wo or more ‘ b Me Meader only. We are doing this to find A New Thin Double Compact, si—1 Free who reede onr naa, 65c Black Death Disinfectant Free Perfume! It’s Keiffer — ~ Free 25c Bromide Quinine Sure cures a cold quickly....25c—1 Free Free 25c Real Hinkle’s Pills A dandy Pink Pill. Keiffer's. .25c—1 Free Free Candy! It’s Keiffer right place. Instantly om or off. Write at once while this free offer | 10, 20c, 40¢ Rock Candy... ..... 1 Free | qpigeents To 25 Jockey Club Perfume fears 7 learn 5 about the re- | 10c, 20c Serchouna or Erult Tabs, 1 Free A dandy disinfectant - aac Shan Free she, 9. ag > os ; — markable system. ew Science In- | 50c Chocolate Creams, Ib. ........ 1 Free Av Clemnan | $1 White Rose or cichoy..-..------: et{tute, 189 A, Alton Bldg, Steuben- | 5e Cough Drops, mentholated..... 1 Free Free 50c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo | 3).25, 1.60 Janice Perfume. - 1 Free ville, Ohio. 39c Candy, assorted, in cinss..-.-.. 1 Free | This is wonverful Shampoo, 50c—1 Free | $1.25 Honolulu Beucuet Perfume. .1 Free jae Y/ aC A ¢ a ° . “The Stave of the. Chvisunas Spwit_ Ze : ras so eisir ie’ Filet wlaisian 5 O HUMBLE _ — ———de 7 HOME... is the place where most of us spend our happiest moments, and it is much happier for the sister and mother if they have the proper tools with which to do the home work. In all lines of merchandise there is some one make that stands head and shoulders above all others in Quality, Beauty, Simplicity, Convenience and Dependability. The Free-West- inghouse Machine is universally known as the most desirable Sewing Machine made to- day. It is so constructed that it makes sewing a happy occupation for the housewife. Cash Allowance, $25 for Your Present Machine On the Purchase of Any Free-Westinghouseé Priced From $87.00 Up wees Ss =a Apartment Custom Finished An Innovation The first showing in St. Louis of the new Lacquer finish applied to Sewing Machines. We offer for your selection the choice of many exquisite color combinations, such as black and gold, Chinese effect on red, lettuce green with floral design and popular jade green and others to your own special order. You will need to see them to appreciate their refinement. Motor by Westinghouse Embodying the built-in feature that is the out- standing improvement on Sewing Machines in re- cent years. Lifetime Guarantee Literally meaning that regardless of how long have the machine should any part prove defec- tive it will be repaired free of any cost to you. ———— Colonial Consolette Huguenot Console ——————— Down Delivers Any Machine Occasional Console Vandervoort’s Sewing Machines—Downstairs. . , ay ean Pe » Pp arene we —_ “ > w , 7 pe eer aseadies scabies Spacan iee es aA Maid x, > m" ee eee sates AONE Er , BMT ee) pert Sabie < ms oeshy ve Aeaaen renee iaaenarts A, 4 5 iy = ae eee An SP Midas SMD AE ce oP eS Se Sod tags A Senge omit om. proey - ee tbe wrewconeite

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PAGE 12B _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 _STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH — - is : _~ Only 17 More Store Hours: 6 ynT a 4, ; Shopping Days fi “eg roe SCLUGYS Before Christmas PASO SRR Che Stove of the Christmas Spivit eo” e® in cw . Santa’s Favorite Toy Shop Beginning Monday—The Gift Event aid Tex Stas Aisne Meee You Have Been Waiting For! | ‘oe ee Toys $2 0,000 Sale of Sample Old Santa chuckles to himself every time he surveys + ws a eral his nga ae 5 mip 4 for ne a a sang em = | Leather Novelties : Teer more complete than ever this year—an At Average 2 Savings because he has been here’ every year you can remember. Every child who visits Santa in our Toy Shop is re- E searched the markets, both domestic and foreign, to collect Leather Novelties for this tremendous ceiving an autographed picture of Santa Claus himself. Juvenile Game Tables, $3.45 Annual Christmas Sale. And this assemblage of sample pieces is the result. ss ~~ ya “mas © 2 i LAY LAY ; . | > aa > Pass p bs — “ a erneae-eok a ee ~. ’ E ae Pe A . ‘hitb aaa CBee ae Tae ae RT oP aa B. eee. at ee ee ad . 5 RI NA eg Oe a Te RNS PS te vere De ae ak TO ~ Lie te ee ee wis ¥ . » wat yee : Y ¥ ’ s aa 21 Nanos fodens ee nn a SN a Pe eee a ik 7 ; PAB ES O° as | Bef ee . “Sle is ‘ A he ena ay eal Covered Books—In an assortment of memo. shop- ping and address books. Leather covered. 54 to ce* eee eter eeeeeeeeeeantseeGeeeees aie - u $2 50 Small Bill Folds—For women. Compact with ail and leather linings. $2.50 to $4.75 There Are Many More Gift Items tor Both Men and Women That Space D > 7 O } Not Permit Us to Mention. No Phone. Mail or C. O. D. Orders acca cane Vandervoort’s Aisle Tables and Leather Goods Shop—First Floor. The golf enthusiast, athlete or traveler would choose a Zipper Bag of brown, russet or black hand-boarded leather. Waterproof cloth lining. Wardrobe Trunks at $44.25 Equipped with all the latest conveniences, lined with fabri- koid. Oncasters. Full size. Exclusive Vandervoort style. Luggage for Women Fitted Leather Suitcases, $29.75 to $145 Of black crepe grain, brown shark grain, and seal shark grain cowhide. Removable tray. Beautifully silk lined. Fittings of imitation pearl or shell on amber. Lightweight Suitcases, $15.95 to $32.50 Of black crepe grain or brown shark grain leather, silk lined. 20, 22 or 24 inch sizes. Black Enamel Hatboxes, $3.75 to $12.50 Of a heavy weight drill that is durable and smart looking Colorfully lined. Leather Hatboxes from $14.50 to $35 Oshkosh Trunks, $55 to $225 ‘ The reputation of Oshkosh for fine Trunks makes the gift of one of these Trunks doubly appreciated. Fitted with al] the most desirable conveniences and priced according to style and size. Vandervoort s Luggage Shop—Second Floor . a PT eee es ee a eee.) hctU PA) f — Ee Slipper Chair This artistic small Chair is suit. boudoir or may be used in odd cor living room. Fine damask cc fringe around base. Regularly The ¢ inet of Mf hogany. — movable Just the sort of roomy, comfortabl would select for the hours tadio. Well tailored and : With fringe to match Footstools in Assorted

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himself surveys ys it is a knows member. sp is re- games on with steel SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 13B Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30 Saturday, 9 to 6 POE SC gD OO: Ara _ ’ Furniture for Lasting Gifts Priscilla Sewing Cabinet One of the most nleasing gifts imaginable for the woman who likes to sew and embroider is this graceful Cabinet of golid mahog- any, with removebdie spool! tri y inside $8.75 Pecorated End Table Either red or green may be chosen, to ~ match a favorite chair beside which it will be ysed. Plenty of room for books in the trough beneath the top $10.50 Mahogany-Top Tea Cart An exceptionally well-made and well-finish- ed Tea Wagon with drop-leaf table and re- aaa = (88.00 ? parchesi, Telephone Stand and Seat rs. This inexpensive set is of ample size and such a convenience with its compartment for book and memoranda that the giver will be blessed by those who use it $12.75 finished Decorated Magazine Stand Very decorative and extremely convenient made of for keeping the latest magazines together. At- — red - green shaded finish with floral ecoration. Four eumiphrtments $5.75 ir usual real hair, both the Decorated Card Table ® tecust. Exceptionally strong Table with legs braced two ways. The top is of black moire, the legs are round and finished red. 8 Folding style $ 50 > bia Reaasere i ee Peg eh Pos ¢ Portable Smoking Se the A drawer underneath the top, and complete ; —— pel ee + go and match holders, fin- ished in either red or em green $19.75 act orily mauiee same Smoker, finished in mahogany, las gift leasure useaAgS Lacquered Muffin Stand Another piece of small furniture that makes a much ag ogee” gift is this adjunct to the tea service. In yellow,: green or red, decorated with Chinese characters $24.75 1, Smooth by hand. Combination Table and 0 Smoker 1 leather, Especially appealing to the man who smokes. sible and Convenient Table with all the smoking acces- sories held in a sliding compartment under- neath the top. Decorated in yel- low, black or green $7.50 a Zipper ter . : pene Slipper Chair This artistic small Chair is suitable for the udoir or may be used in odd corners of a living eon. ag Pauane wr covering with h fabri- e aroun se. egularly le. $32.00, for $27.50 5 M * in artha Washington Cabinet tings of _ The exact copy of the original sewing Cab- ; inet of Martha Washington, made of solid ma- eet cio with three large drawers, re- movable spool tray and pattern ) cabinets $ I 9.75 k lined. Mohair Covered Coxwell Chair ) Just the sort of roomy, comfortable Chair you ooking, Would select for the evening hours beside the | radio. Well tailored and trimmed $ Sa 00 With fringe to match ° UF Footstools i : Stools in Assorted Covers ' ; A fine assortment of d:m- gift of | asks, mohairs and tapestries all the are used on these neat stools Ne and ‘ 4 —with legs finished in ma- hogany. As SS illustrated $6.75 Vandervoort’s Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. OOFt PIA e- Stove ot the Chvisimas Spirit, ARABS / te * 4 al ty f° % «ee ~. . “—"- 4 »- — ¥ fr. ; ; “9 % hs ; . . é. le 2 ; + Se BAS 3%, ij %, ’ : 4 ema Ye i Aa Or . . 4 ~ M fl - 9 Monogrammed Motor Robes 13% Serviceable, heavy all-wool Robes in a large assortment of the smart large |, block plaids, with plain colored reverse |4 side. Self fringed. Eight-inch mono- gram appliqued in contrasting color. Their soft texture and fine qual- ity make these delightful for use as couch throws. Other Robes, domestic and imported, 4 priced from $5.75 to $37.50. Blanket Shop—Fourth Floor. _ Piano Bench Pads of Velour Special, = | An attractive selection of Pads in beautiful velour of all colors, felt lined and filled with resilient hair. Neatly tailored and equipped with straps for holding the Pad in place. Another group, covered in an excellent assortment of damasks, figured velours, or tapestries, with plain velour ends. Beautiful 450 color combinations Another group, covered with beautiful brocades, many with black grounds with allover patterns, in colorful effects that will add an $6 75 s attractive touch to the room Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. — Decorative Upholstery Cushions In Three Special Price Groups | $2.98 $4.75 and $7.50 A wonderful collection of Pillows and cushions, large and small, of the type that will match up with uphol- stered furniture and draperies of rich fabrics. .Fine damasks, brocades, ve- lours and mohairs are the coverings, and many may be had in sets for the davenport. hy) $ § J z PR ‘” Lf 7 Pre ¢ : ; Lee nate: bin ab eet aahDe ih At BO antec ihetsynaieneadcig lle atl’ + naan tt hordes LAD EP Rn NO cash vem

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — PAGE 143 ___. _ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_____________st Day MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 SS B NK 9 ; ; ae ; wii _ ~ »™~ ‘ “ + - 7 . %, : > ‘i > © 4 I? » : . ; “# . ve 2 - yn - i .. ‘ . , k ; 2 : eB 4 ate ¥, + i» . MVR wee $45 ff e mt. . . 93 Sea 3 7 x 2 ’ . ° ‘ * é * es 4 Pe ‘oe any ne * REAR A Pt FON PIE wine) Aeliaroneg? ll Ae” aes 2 a - ere * einen nthe aE eel ne eth aeeahtos ee ee Fd * i 4 ° 2 x ? sy RE TS Nese ilincp Ady . - of highway markers on Neo. 40 through = mey ott ae AUtomobdiie Club of Mis- burden or worry. Early buyers will find a large selection. o tin of aay markers on High- " ‘* ead from the Free . it " : aah a ST EN aay ere colors ' i f P | F ' an = , : A. B. Chase aia . peune and black letters and bile , - —Ty Te 5 za. f ne 7 } Ss ee eee Harmon \ Ou An 1, € He . mon th | “ d f ‘s} ! | . i‘ : = == a = = . Newby & Evans | : ekg eI Se there Os ors are change in the status of exterior, Daven ort e : e : ighway No. 49 at Mine- : : ei: vel is still encountered at | UPBO% as Hamilton . joint 1.5 miles west of Danville | Sets . ry . . atter Christmas. Come in and : . 4 au i "t : i i > a tah ; | “ ; af, si == i \ A : ,* \. - } ‘“ a . ; 4 : 1} tre] > t } 4 State High Ww ay De- ished al - : . ‘~. af - 4 | oy nj si fe 4 | Sor | This stretch has heen’) 4re cong Y uest IS ad small SUM CO hold the “SES “eG at SE; yoo j r = ; 2 a Wy Wy | d ~~ i y \ \ “4 } a iy, . m Concrete o1 At nae wale of . (me « . . . > ay , - =s 74 Co Ese) Sl i, ; “4 1s. ff eed Columbia. = distumen. 96 of Lis wmstrumen if \ Ou select . Pav ge = Si j , 1 = 5 , rn f : a . aed ‘fy = = | . Z dae e — “Se ars ‘ = = : wv 4 . i ‘ 5 Biie: sti not — pa Be be So qd q P P Sey 2: eae =o — SS 7 ee Pe LR, | Players 4 n open to traffle until next the wel ' ‘ a e ’ i % ~i uJ { on Sie . , b! Jolt us ; or ; ag 3 eld ary, 1927. You then have 36 Sh. USN Ses Ze ie Sih “s 9 ' Gen inoce on Nort Page. period i ' Pe a og ie Z ae . ‘ 7 . TT A ve a ee, Vose& Sons . a - months in which to complete the BOO SZ Of | | Ay BY cies . Hamilton ; : Ne a - . “ ‘ P ™ ‘ ; - 4,8 . pit . a ; AY »** r if nl — we a “ys, 4 | i; oe ' 7 é . : s¢ ‘ . | ‘ty wo] Ss / } - ~ 7 r ; ) re x i's ‘ oe at 7 ‘ ! “ is. if a vy ih ’ > — o if ; 1 af +f ; ; , ‘ m4 Q : Sy 1 # oo PA , ; " ; ' ; afé Bh: ‘ ; ar? ed Kreiter Come in, or clip the coupon and Cumberland mail it to CONROYS. sa ee ia ror Autopiano s A piano for every home This Month | Grands $383 Up—Players $335 Up—Uprights $295 Up Only! LC. Bay Imperial O Te Hazelton | | nm a@diimex- Fischer (brand-new) The Conroy The Lester The Kohler & Campbell wis & Sid R ad , PRP; ° ° - + ' e . _, reproducing Piano Grand Piano Uprights and Grands pensive pianos Art The finest Piano—bar none—made anv- ' Knabe ’ " > tp . Fe f i) yula rl *® OF DHT +) ere): i. -2F 1] ’ ; : ‘ ) ] J : . where in the | yz States. | % supe Pia | P Puiarit i Pi — Mois at al tne products of the iargest manutacturers payments as Ou oteinwavy i. > . ire > > ‘rT Y > IMM, 9¢ Nelierirea h 4 . ' ei ik - ’ CIN et emigaat tia to vou the play Ing nificant, one cannot but believe that of Pianos in the world—The Kohler In- h yt cesar all tne sone Sen The Lester is indeed the first choi dustries. The first small Grand Piano as $1 QO a mont iclans and feeimng } ‘e won re ) . : & : ] . a. ‘ ra see, Pye wasabi cas better homes. It is estimated that was fostered bv the Kohler interests, and em such fame ic recitals ma’ . 7 : ahd faa d ur them such tame in pudlie recitais ma more Lester Pianos are ‘made and sold it mav be said with absolute truthfulness. accepte . be enjoved at will in vour home. To close : ae ; ms eid i alla Ss e e vour eves and listen aS the Piano plavs : vearly than an other fine Piano. i & o without qaesire ta injure anv ocmmetl small Reproducing Pia . | ~ . oe ee -~s> + 1. c be I ~ In (s;rand manutacturer. that me Kohle: n again we otter for your approval 1 | ; a 2» INI Pp . AGUA KR CU «i SH to sense the very presence of the artist figures are ) Mhael, yeIR TS aia 1USfries No mniy hlazved the t Bea h) ft sfand 4 ; ’ Fach and every individuality in plavineg SESS OER, OT PE CO fUstries NOTONIN Diaz +. thik, UC Sta You will observe the majority of these Re val ] ale Cve»ry Ina. rduaiity Mn piavVine InY Into RCerbisitiC i dtitvt] i iciia raw In cil pH a % a * . ‘ims . & pP .¢ > H hfull aor ec a ! » 4 TY = rete . : ” . é " s truthtuliy reproduced. rou may com most any citv in America multiple agen- manutacturers. ‘The sweet limpid voice vou to purchase nationally known and nationally Mie suc AStCTS as me ee ae arra: > ane Arches tne in | ‘ 1 “a be 8 . ee L149 save f ¢ nand such Maste sas cles €Xist as against the one distributor in ‘the Kohler & ¢ ampbell—is delightful! instruments at a saving of a thousand dollars, in af 8 Paderet shi loset Hafmanr aes 3 ae ous area EPA NR EMEP ELTA A flesh A ge one instance. Savings almost as great are also DePachmann lrabtlowitsch each iatTve COMMUNAITV TOT Lester Instru- nm coiortui resonance and responds to tne remarkable con dition 60°, of the remaining bargains . wy Ph } ee ‘ ‘ } ape * ee See } - we 1fes cy] lhe ces 2re Nat Samaros ONE aT ments. Leste made i Laings are oodtaina soe — ome “ sis Ne edses are Chal > “ Pw ” f hee - e * ne ee eer ee eee ee whee oe — oe silat neal mn: a: oe , ; Fad ee Oh, - * vs oe ts > oak Sa ay he ge = L~"Q° ind enter harmomrouslyv into the decora- ¢. : see in ble as low as $/95. We have a complete 2s ealge pean ‘hk pur cnet ad ae Cerims on Marshall & Wendell Ampico ais s412D9 4 ; Jiai -_ ‘ ii ; rive S . reme Ot 12 mod b >“ : ; Busone Lyrdi Scot stock of these exquisite Pianos in both i ry 7: - Laie | af ng pe . P _ Haines Brothers Ampico . Richard Nfra@uss. Bete. Oo: ee TES (Di qo) sae 2! «t shoei wale i a w h h d : e - : i ‘ r —_ American and period | Campbell models to suit-your particular IGhter-price Haine: Bros. Ampico (brane new) a ! + a age | welcome is extended all lovers of musi desires. [The Kohler and Campbell is : Knabe Ampico (new, list price, $3500) 28 t you possess the incomparable ot all reproducing ' ee och ! ‘ambi "Th oe | ater orn nN tr m nts - : : 2¢ Ad Pianos, THE CONROY, The Conroy Piano is to inspect the most popuiar of all Amer- priced from $643 up, delivered in vour IMS u e Knabe Ampico inew, list price, $3500) st | rriced from $1760 to $3800 ican-made Pianos THE LESTER home. Knabe Ampico (new, list price, $3500) 273mm 7 RADIOS BY KELLOGG See ee i q : ae | rHE SAXOPHONIC ®@ WEST SIDE BUICK AUTOC isi MATAADIC® TAadin Prec#iver BUCCeCSS) iii CmMmpic “ n- rece me ss Pe a a ; - - ductive tunjne WW will cheerfully demonstrate the Kel- | REPRODL C IN (; PHON OGRAPH _ N Kingshighway & McPherson iOogg tn your home against any other radio receiver, irre- : , — ‘ 4 orthwest Branch: 6513 Easton spective of price, hook-up or claims. If the Kellogg does ’ —opens the door to real music—music without the faintest . ’ ' sams? FP ge A = NRE SARE ERS. BOI aH eo REE aR Po uy na Bale parr " In tact. almost the entire range of arftistr eee cee ne ee eee ene - he Somes ee ote Lo eta ee Pasar & RE NS NTE CDE RA St SN: 5 RRS RRR meee 3 Ae ~~ St NORRIE NTE ATR, ARI MIN RP in A weer ‘ Spee ee » im; iihaaiaatinn ies cme Micsedabsiey 190 ee ae not out-perform: any competitive radio receiver, you will hint of distortion—music played as colorfully and with Bot be asked to purchase, ne all the true gorgeousness of a symphony orchestra—music A compiete line of Kellogg Sets are on dispiay in ou The Paramount Piano Store as it really 1s. You must tirst hear the Saxophonic to wareroonis lhe Kete@ge is priced fram $215. without appreciat. its glorious possibilities. The Saxophonic rs 3 ' KUHS BUICK co or and may be purchased on very convenient % ] ] O O Oo L | V E Ss T R E E T priced trom $125 up. , : 2837 North Grand Bi. 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PPO LRT POT Rp te = ten pee erase ayer Sr ra = a Soo S WY g NIK HGH atte SWOHy Wwe SESS SOP ss has ANNE GAY “o 4 ws | Qo NF § Ben - § QE S Sess NS SN Ss Ney S w & Sos ASS row es Le N Ney Ss Qaaw’ § WN ree Pil 0 you desire.) Uprights se s bed e . evans. Pe : - eS . a ° . © ©. 7 . oe - e . - ¢ . . ~ . . ons . 7 . . B — ~~ : rae rand-new ) : ons : : : ° a & . . oducing Pianos} serve the majority of these Reproducing q and new. An opportunity is extended t¢, ise nationally known and nationally p | a saving of a thousand dollars, in at least Savings almost as great are also of of the remaining bargains. Wendell Ampico - thers Ampico s. Ampico (brand-new) ico (new, list price, $3500) yico (new, list price, $3500) ico (new, list price, $3500) — ease send the full particular offer on Pianos. I am interestea t bc upright, player, grand, or repre. (Draw a cross under ‘new’ if vo . Piano, and also a cross through ‘the Seeeeesneeenes eect en@emaeneseeoe * re? eee ere 2aling Values i 1d Used Pianos | nn 5 oe, SOPHONIC G PHONOGRAPH sic—music without the faintest played as colorfully and with f a symphony orchestra—music - first hear the Saxophonic to sibilities. The Saxophonic is SS S ~~ J : Ph Sed a OG) Si SS SS rR ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH| 4 SO tn gee mene A A te ans : ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, _ DECEMBER 5, 1926. ——— nesgdeeitenatin Se = PE —— ee Yas Db tein , — r salon Sets New Motor Car Beauty Standard sPUNSTIRMIGH AAAL II TA i — \o AALY Ait Dt ; > ’ ow . y s* . i A vis ‘, ee ‘ . y . x 2° tee Y ya ‘ EEA OE at at . a. 4 Sg i, 4 aed ae A é a — x a y eo ee : nr , WF, AP Se Se ye ¥ee Pe ks — sate a : ase. , ‘ as P ‘ ee ¥ ” igre i A Me, Sy Rnd ? oe . ie ee . “4 ? rr ee - “ - ys : s ’ id Ly 7 4 , ad a “ — poe S ee “ oe : ‘ 4 F ey Age > ¥ ye . > , I? “he : ? Ay ey 5 . ’ “., Sa ~ x 7 , 4 Pe a PT Pye TBE , ‘ , Pe “ caren f, cal : , : y Pos . : A.A . 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Ke a3 : ' re te Ve o Rigs . >> . . > nd sped l aR ited artistic treatment a} d individuality. . a . ; ah rem ) 1 Wor lost famous Chassis é , ; = Cuaries, The markers are | ® ‘"¢ World Ss most famous Chassis y+ will have a far-reaching effect Five miles of 18-foot concrets Federal Highway No. Ob : oe00000 4 Poroush St. Louis is still in prog- S , — cana F the Federal markers on High- ‘“Copra’’ roadster, with damaskeened aluminum hood, designed by ‘gi: : : | on the | exhibit, « | permits . i. »? +348 ; *? } . .° = *j] .¢ ‘ f ; : 3 standard shields with white on exhibition this week, brilliant on the future of the carrosiers ari ‘the cow ; ee Ra a ae colors are the rule at the automo- sai ; , Sia eS AA m kground and black letters and | : he H ‘ary ov \ abe ntino Designed “Cobra’”’ Car. ¥ Go «aia otha ete aoe ne 3 bile salon in the otel Commodore. a bo Ngee a Oe mbers. Sci ie . oa te { on ; A car at this sal m whic h af - “» , , f : bad stretch on Fede ral No. ! colors and upholstery of these cars, | priced at $17,800. Capt. Ugo D’An- a tournng car. sleeve type. They develop 110 $ 85 t Gray's Sum mit is in slightly | ranging from _ the “ontinued on Next Page. / period through the Egyptian, Ro- is in charge of the affairs of the A cal early Chinese! nunzio, son of Italy’s poet-general, | Sport Sedan for Man Has a Bar. horsepower and can speed up to)! - which exemplifies the last! 75 miles per hour on regular eer | 185 iz 2458 285 2958 choose BUICKS for Gitts at Christmas tim Buick is a gift suggestion that grows in favor each time Christmas comes. Every heart warms to the beauty of Buick—dressed in charming Corona- tion Colors of Duco Every woman falls in love with Buick performance—the ease of handling ee the absence of rumble in closed car bodies. The Buick Valve-in-Head Engine today is vibrationless beyond belief, at every point on the speed- ometer. And the moderate cost of this finest of motor cars will win your warm ap- proval. Great volume makes Buick quality possible at modest prices. rr, ~~ Y 2750) : : Drop in at the uiek showroom today, and finish your Christmas shopping. me Greatest BR U [CK Ever sunt SOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. EAST SIDE BUICK CO. | west SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. 326 N. 10th St., East St. Louis, Ill. Kingshighway & McPherson 3654 South Grand BI. Northwest Branch: 6513 Easton Av. E. A. DODGE MOTOR CO. : SCHNURE MOTOR CO. 1905-7 Madison Av. 2938-50 Olive St. Granite City, Hl. 701 Chestnut St. is JAKES BUICK AUTO CO. VESPER BUICK AUTO CO. Kirkwood, Mo. Lindell at Grand *.. KUHS BUICK CO. 2837 North Grand BI. WHEN BETTER AUTO MOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM CA A ee Ate ttt entity tte tt \ ee re -PIERCE-ARROW | Series SO ght Krom the Start - *2995 at Buffalo—war excise tax additional me! = Four Distinct Models of Custom-Built Coaches Sis Color Options §-passenger, 2-door . . . $2995 5-passenger, GOO sae bate 7-passenger, 4-door . . . 33) 7-pass., 4-door Limousine, 3450 ‘} gt Bultelio—wer excise tax 6 Dente additions terms ‘*7 Gesirce HIS car is a lineal heir to those stout- hearted Pierce-Arrows who won year after -year the hard-fought laurels of the his- toric Glidden tours. You will know it in the way it carries on in any going, up any grade, over any distance at a pace that can be repeat- ed day after day for weeks if need be. Your Inspection Is Invited PIERCE-ARROW WESTERN AUTOMOBILE CO. ’ | Washington BI. at Euclid Av. DEImar V145 5 t. 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POST-DISPATCH ; e : _ ne wo cars with this body are shown. | : —_ 4 ‘ ; ELECTRIC APPLIANCE ARDS BONKEN IN ‘SELLS vu VROLET CONTEST uF) GE GIES | SR EEN ew tire —. " pene oo te we ae ee ee a te ae ee are meting oe. a ids of Bee tiaegs Ph whom eee ee that pata a “ Fiaihastidarn as ti. das 9 i ig” A a a re iene ea tn EE ad os ae a a 2 —_ . ore 7 : p . ‘ rete a tee a Se er ee ve 1 ane be pomagy a i ini ‘ 4 AE apn He SOS I RCI Ra onion aes hee salons inane , ms Se ° - _ * Awe te % . % a Pee el 9% Dean nave ei econ kaka bute ae Foy RRO intr WR Oe Coreen is en ee ee ee ee ed Ls * 8 a RI RET Re ly ot ee we Pre or ye = ’ > « * é a mgt ee Se fee SAR AO wae a . wo ‘General Sales Manager Pro-'Cars Exhibited in New York) IS Alt -W ] “soldier,” by Hume. This car a 220-inch Pierce-Arrow moted in Recognition of Said to Be Finest Ever | §@ S ja | has a rumble seat and several other St. Louis, via to New Or- Trip From Memphis, leans, Biloxi and Mobile Outlined. By ROBERT HENRY HALL Press Bureau Automobile Club of. Missouri. ; ; : ; Probably nothing has even done more toward welding North ana | South together than the flow of | northera tourists southerly in re-, cent years. for the motoris that will be “dit Motorists fro *? erent. St. The South is waiting | who wants a trip | louis and vi- | cinity yearly make this part of the} United called on to furnish regarding the motor routes to the South, especially seat of Old World culture and other Gulf coast cities likewise pos- sessing an atmosphere never en- countered in the North. All-Weather Route to New Orleans. | port | Tourists making the Gulf cities their winter objective would better travel south from St. Louis | highway | over the all-weather through Memphis to New Orleans. This route, §92 miles in length, is for the most part of gravel with long concrete stretches between St. louis and Memphis. over Federal Highway No. 61, through Flat River and Cape Gi- rardeau to Blytheville, Ark. whence it meanders south to Mem- phis, Tenn., Clarksdale, Yazoo City . inified old trees, ‘Ways parks and | beautiful ‘sions surrounded and Jackson, Miss., to Hammond, la. From Memphis south through Mississippi the route is not marked as Federal) Highway No. 61 and the motorist must be guided by the | trails marked through the various) elties. From Hammond, the route turns east on Louilsiana State Highway No. 7 to Covington, La. point highway No. 34 is followed eround the east end of Lake Pont- ehartrain to Slidell. Rigoleta, two water chutes leading out of Lake Pontchartrain and into | Take Borgue nearby, must be fer-. ried. The first ferry is known as Rigolets ferry and the other is Chef Menteur ferry. Immediately after the latter ferry Chef Menteur fs entered. . Quaint Old Houses. Prom Chef Menteur, the rout goes west on State highway No. to New Orleans. States their winter Mecca, | and more than in past years the) Touring Department of the Auto- | mobile Club of Missouri has been information | to New Orleans, | ; a ’ ; This route leads out of St. Louis | lost From this, resorts in At Slidell the. Se > : we, Pn ‘ “eae i, aa Peet & v2oo. . ~~ SS wh ; oy . . . “Sa See ent Sew | - __EDWARD T. STnOrS tere, former home of Capuchin ‘priests, serves as the Museum of Natural History. The Absinthe House, not far from from the square, is over a century old, and was the favorite haunt of Pierre and Jean Lafitte, pirates of the early eighteenth cen- tury. “Riviera of America.” ; , | After exhausting their allotted. | time in New Orleans, many motor- ists will ‘wish to. visit other Gulf cities, such as Biloxi, Gulfport. Pass Christian, Pascagoula and Mo- bile. These cities. too, have not the charm which was their in the small-town days. Their streets are shaded by rows of dig- and there are a! monuments an and great man- by semitropical trees and sweet-scented flowers. Biloxi, especially, is of interest. To the migrating tourist it is known “The Riviera of America” and drives, as ‘is one of the most popular winter the South. Gulfport, ' Pass Christian and Mebile, how- ever, are as esteemed by tourists as is Biloxi. From New Or of the other e¢gulf cities Lou- isiana State Highway No. 2 is retraced ot Slidell, whence the mo- torist continues east to the Missis- eans to any sippi State line where the Gulf of | Pass | | Mexico is paralleled through Christian, Gulfpert, Biloxi and Pas- | cagoula to Mobile. The highway is |concreted almost in its entirety. ; FEDERAL ROUTE Sales Record He Made. Announcement by Sloan Jr., president of General Mo- tors Corp., that Edward T. Strong has been appointed president of ‘the Buick Motor Co. ts accepted in automotive circles as an expression of appreciation of the work Strong has done in his 15 years with Buick. the last 10 as general sales /manager., Strong has been responsible for the sale of 1,500.000 Buick cars, a | volume which for nine years in succession has placed Buick at the head of all companies belonging to the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce in value of product ‘marketed. He is also credited with building up the present Buick deal- ‘er and authorized service organiza- ‘tion from coast to coast and in many foreign countries. : Went Up the Line Rapidly. ' Of the 1,750,000 cars -which /Buiek has built and 1arketed, '1,500,000, or about which he was sales manager. Sales in 1926 will total 250,000 cars. In 1924 Buick sales were about 169.- 000 cars and in 1925 the total was 200,000. ent Buick models have been deliv- ered in the three months since their introduction Aug. 1. |. §$trong started as an expert at ‘setting up farm machinery, then ‘turned to selling. His company amalgamated with another which brought the I. H. C. gasoline engine into the market, one of those selected to exploit new product. Soon he was delivery cars, and others he sok on possibilities in the nobile field. He soon found it with the Buick ‘Motor Co. which had already won a strong position through its now famous valve-fn-head -engine. | Success as special\traveler brought him promotion to b-manager at Buffalo, job of manager, then to manager of the Indianapolis branch. His next promotion was manager of the Chicago branch. In ‘a short time the Chicago branch was a mnode!l and was being used as a training school. Finally the chance came for the big step up- ward, and again Stroneg’s record showed that he was the man to ifo up. The next 10;years gave ‘Strong. as general sales manager of the Buick Motor Co. unlimited opportunity. It took no Ilonger than the summer of 19158, less than the to — ~ the to Alfred -P. | ; Car. iby a glass mirror which slips unosten- 'tatiously into a side slip pocket, ‘and djscarding of electric cigar six-sevenths, | were sold during the 10 years in | About 80,000 of the pres- | ino keynote | decoration. ster and .Strong was | ' magnificently in addition to bringing out all the natural lustre of the leather, Assembled. Centinued from Preceging Pace. a touring car and also a graceful cabriolet. It also is showing on its record-breaking 45-horsepower | chassis an aristocratic own car with a six-fender body and on the | baby Renault chassis an all-weath- The small Renaukt is the | er body. only four-cylinder car at the salon. One of the big Renaults has been | driven 108 miles per hour for 24) hours. New Things in Rolls-Royce Cars. Brewster is exhibiting on Rolls-— Royce chassis eight models rang-— ‘ing from sport couplet and phae- to smart cabriolet and town Special features of these cars the replacing of vanity cases single French bevel plate- ton are lighters in favor of a plain box of safety matches. Silver-plated ash trays are countersunk at a conven- ient angle in the long, wide lolling arm rests. Microphonic speaking tubes are not found on this year’s models. In their stead, a bell buzzer has i been installed beneath the instru- ment board. Marqueterie and broad lace are longer found in these Rolis- Royec interiors. Simplicity is the of Rolls-Royce interiotr Several of the Brew- bodies have panels of soft brown vici kid. One or two are hand-tooled which, pro- or have given ht dome light. models have a pleasing effect. Four interior lights to a single bri of the Brewster duces more place Many ‘no head lining, but show the high- skeleton ly finished bows of the roof. Interesting Packard Coach Work. Dietrich has built on the Pack- ard eight chassis an all-weather town car which has a detachable solid extension for use in the driver's compartment, and glass lowered into the front doors and controlled #y regulators so that this model can very easily be con- verted into a sedan. A Packard coupe with collapsible top, in balmy weather, may be trans- formed into a sport roadster. ietrich is exhibiting for the time onan American chassis Packard eight, the cabriolet de ville. A feature of this car is the windows in the doors operated by Prince Nicolas of Rumania was an interested Indianapolis factory of the Stutz Motor Car Co, upon tne of the royal party's rec_nt visit to the Hoosier capital. ccacion President F. E. Moskovics, to the left, is shown explaining to the Prince a) ed in the manufacture of the new safety Stutz. special machine us black striping. Full var- used. likewise tn toned in the A massive with rear and ish finish is 1 ler ° nmWOnOo sTery a4 4 4 ee tan, pigsKin. is on the pigskin to match the is a light, trunk carrier is finished in interior. Pierce-Arrow Custom Bodies. Holbrook has designed on ferce-Arrow Series §09 chassis a non-collapsible, all weather cabri- | olet with luxuriously and tastefully fitted. interior. Judkins is exhibiting on the same type Pierce-Arrow chassis a | six-passenger brougham with metal paneled rear quarters and upper back. Chrysler by Fieetwood. Fleetwood has chosen the Chrys- which known J oar = A iieé grained leather compartment and the | broadcloth in tonneau. Two Interesting Marmons. Willoughby has built a four- passenger sport sedan on the Mar- mon chassis with clear vision pillar corstriction as a special feature. It also is exhibiting a two-passen- ger coupe with sporty lines. ecight-in-line Marmon engine. particular model ts finished biege. Weyman Fabric Body on Stutz. In the Stutz exhibit is a depar- ture in bodies. man, an imported which is used extensively Se ae | | a i. 44 coilapsible This in ad ae Bel eS cnassis on > rt LY iype ler Imperial “$0 fashion a town “stationary .cabriolet:’ . in two-toned gray styles ly “Presidio’’ and “Peer. car almost visitor to the) | The Eray } This car is powered with an | P | see for yourself: This is the Wey- | fabric product, | abroad. | new features. According to Herman 5Btein- | brugge, a member of a Paris bank- ‘ing firm, here to attend the Salon (and to assist in | American Weyman Co. more than '70 per cent of the cars manufac- | ‘tured in France use the Weyman | _ body, while at the London Olympia exhibited at | least one car with a Weyman body. | ‘In this country, the Weyman ts to; Power Unes, but fn | be referred to as a “flexible body, ’ |rather than a fabric body. a berclince, by Judkins may be taken as 20 | example of the period design Lin- | colns. organizing all makers Selecting at random, Earthy hues, mellow tans reds, yellows, greens, which pre- _dominated in the days when ‘‘leo- patra ruled the Nile, make up the a ensembie of this car. The cx- or ter finish is in Cleopatra greon with the upper works mouliings in body and black. Top materia. of tan harmonizes with the Carme-/' lian red striping on oe body and wheels. The interior lotus blossoms and the yrus done in needle-point by Wiese On & warm-toned broadcloth com- prise key to the decoratior.. The Koman period is typified in a convertible roadster by Dietrich the Gothic in a Hmousine by Will- oughby and so on through history down to the period of today which thea + +4 is also a roadster by Dietrich fin-/| ished in two-toned palmetto ztreen set off with a piping of an’ | home. | washer, froner, milk chum ae is striking. | pape. | Miami and powered with « «& dual valve motor ef {@6s.7 power. So roomy is the withstanding the large appliances carried, thers space for visitors and | operate the equipment. 4 er can stand erect inside ths The bus may be : not available, a generate om connected with the bug moving a jever. On display are all the household helps useqd mg Visitors se ap and refrigerator. Ap electric water supply gs water from a tank under Gee an electric water heater and hot water flows from fis» cet exactly as though the gy the kitchen of a modern hom Other equipment Includes electric essentials for ths such as vacuum cleaners lators, toasters, flat trong pads and curling trone 4 like glow fs added to the by beautiful electric tarps Carbon Sald to Affect Tnits. Or the 20,500,000 mee vehicles, including ag trucks and traXors, now fp orange while the seats are uphol- operation in the United States stered in orange leather piping. nand crushed leather with 000,000 are said to be affectedy tually by. carbon. “ Buick, the second year of his * . oe rears ¢ a (eee Managership, for the 1919 | = Ce Monae Bve-pamen- 200 years ago. The Place d’Armes | ger webities are Meleved until the shows. Buick has won this honor ~*~ **~- sedan with a horseshoe has been renamed Jackson Square, |State Highway Department pulls ,°YeTy year since. viene Pa but to the lover of Creole history out the truck with a caterpillar; Such consistent sales leadership nel it_ will always be Place G’Armes, tractor, which is stationed at this Tre@uired a dealer and service or- cyoet eouniin feat where New Orleans welcomed her point. | ganization bigh and Snot Pl hag “ eee [ , heroes, held her important meet- 'Strong is given credit for building oe oe ee en ings, and gathereg for her celebra- it to its present state of efficiency onic tions. There are now about 4000 author- | The Cathedral, Cabilda and first freeze, has dried until chains |ized Buick service and dealer sta- Presbytere Building face . the are not necessary. Although it is tions throughout the country under % square. The Cathedral is one of very rough, all types of vehicles distributers and factory branches (gy Erengieg eng mee in the {averse it without difficulty. In jin Key cities from coast to States. e Cabilda was jicase of thaws, rains or more snow, | Even the most remote service sta- ; once the Spanish Court Governor's | however, chains will be necessary, | tion is within 24 hours of a factory me sg residence, and is now the Louisiana as there ts about six inches of dirt | branch. The branches carry a ia Sone “nap theomerpeaagoee yay Historical Museum. The Presby- ion the hard bed of the road. | complete line of Buick parts. s eg pet ee in‘ng is a Wiese broadcloth with medallion embroidery on the rear seat backs and broadlacea Cadillacs in New Uolora. Twelve new body creations rep- Heavier Plates Greater Capacity 'resent the handiwork of five mas- ter body designers who have uti]- Sturdily Built Better Get One for YOUR Car ized Cadillac chassis. ig "on THERE'S A COOPER DEALER NEAR YOU clude Brunn, Holbrook, Willouch- | by, Fisher and Fleetwood. TI | "_ TIRE & BATTERY DISTRIBUTORS ngs 3225 Locust BL JEfferson 2508 St. Louis, Mo. the Creole people; old shops once |fic and js all-weather. Occasional- frequented by the heroes of an- ly a large truck experiences diffi- other day; a convent dating from culty on it and as a os *-4-s ; fashion reeiii+ a oe 044 4 the cowl. It aiso shows a } = + » | _ a 7 oF TOURING = RUNABOUT ‘380 *360 COUPE TUDOR SED | § 48 5 ‘4.9 FORDOR SEDAN *545 SEDAN, STANDARD, BLACK WIRE WHEELS. include starter and demountable rims, and balloon tires. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. a ‘77 7 + Qguaiity | west out of Gray’s Summit, was pre- ‘pared for concreting just before the gtre?t om te eis = oe ' which cali coast . ive ban 1OTs rT" +, ine a i ee ax a a = at \ ee be Ate bey t* Pe + }- the They net a ry. ” 3 OER Ce gh CoN igi a & wi = tt - OO AU St eg erecuts sn . ‘ . E AS SOAR | SONAR SRAE SA SNE A RRINIE SSE! ARCS a CY te Re Ra: pet BREE NG NN og HE very lines of the new Paige-Jewett Sedans stamp them style leaders of the season. But their charm goes far beyond the graceful contours of their body lines. Smartness is written indelibly everywhere. Beautifully clustered instruments glow in refiected light. Mohair upholstery covers deep nested springs. There are comfort- able arm rests and silken toggle grips — skillfully inlaid-walnut finish panels — solid walnut steering wheel — twin smoking sets. The whole interior breathes an air of custom-exclusiveness never before found in a car so moderately priced. Two-tone color combinations enhance the exterior lines. Noticeable even among the gal. _axy of color in this year's salon. re two new shades in the Cadillac (exhibit. These are topaz and rubra ;Which are used on a Holbrook | Seven - passenger, non-collapsible cabriolet. The paint was especially prepared by Ditzler and the up- holstery cloth especially @yed by | | Wiese. The body upper works are | in topaz as well as the moldings and the usually black standard | outside chassis parts. The remain- der of the car ts painted rubra. with a striping of robin’s egg blue. Topaz is also used as the color of the leather uphoistery in the front seats and the leather of the roof and rear quarters. The tnterior ts upholstered tn a |} combination of topaz an: rubra cloths. . Narrow bfoad lace. cs. |pecially woven by Wiese, is used |for paneling the doors. Interior |hardware is a special Holbrook Tubury design finished in French bronze. * Cars which may be converted from closed to open are another -eature of this year's salon and in the Cadillac exhibit, this is borne /out Dy a@ two passenger coupe Fisher. The body. hood and fender sets ara. fin le in fvory duco with black stripings and the chas.- sis and wheels are black. The up- holstery and trimming are of spe- cial glove finish leather. sei 2 ana charm is yours in addition to an even finer chassis. The large er, more powerful, speedier motors are equipped with an air cleaner, high pressure lubreation, silent chain timing, bronze - backed bearings. Paige-Hydraulic 4-Wheel brakes give maximum safety always. We will gladly show you—and you to drive—one of these Style aes or any one of the fourteen charming body types and color combinations in this year’s Paige-Jewett line. Come in soon. wm ieee An atmoephere of tux- urtoas comfort en the inferior of the 7-pae- eenger sedan. The seate ere a0 reetful as they are roomy. See Any of AYRES AUTO COMPANY 1414 N. Kingshighway BILGERE MOTOR COMPANY 2820 N. Grand Boul. BRAY-HAMBUECHEN MOTOR COMP. 5127 Delmar Boul. CARONDELET MOTOR COMP 3865 S. Grand Boul. - ae hw Ne ee parc.) Bear Bees eS CHAMBERS-LONG, Inc. 1123 Pine Street DOWNS AUTO COMPANY 5855S Delmar Boul. i. a —» WILSON MOTOR CAR CO. —_, 2921-23-25-27 Locust BI. Geo. A. Krauss, President pow KUHS-WRIGHT MOTOR COMPA Simon-Lowry Motor Car Co., Maplewood 6345 N. Broadway Wach + me Lafayette Garage, 2716 Lafayette achter Moter Car Co., 2644 Michigan Atlas Auto Repair Co., 4833 Easton ee Cadillac is showing a very Speedr looking car with a Fischer body | called the Commodore. It is strict. ly a touring car. The body is pol- ished aluminum and the uphoistery gai go> sent Co., 8315 Gr Harrod Garage, Wood River, 6 arian BO TEMS <

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Barons, @ cabriolet, ood and hown 48 Co. The display room This car | constructed bus body, rbd. ral other 4 220-inch Pierce-Arrow bus ¢ |and powered with @ stzx-cyt ' life, a display room on wheels been placed in service by the Stein- 8 bank- he Salon izing an ore than manufac- ‘6 _dual valve motor of 100-he | power. | 680 roomy is the withstanding the appliances carried, there {s body that, The bus may be man is to/ power lines, but {n cage these ble body,’ Not available, a generator can iy. connected with the bus engine a@ becline | moving a Jever. han pody. cet exactly as though the bus the kitchen of a modern home Other equipment Includes em >| electric essentials for the h By Wen, | suck as vacuum cleaners fr wT one . | ators, toasters, flat frong, h bcoration. ¥pified in | Dietrich, | by beautiful electric farmps. by Will- | ers h histor, | C@rbon Sald to Affect 20,000, ay which | Units. rich fin-| Of the 20,500,000 motorar tto zrecn | vehicles, of Miamj| trucks and tra&ors, now in ¢ re uphol- ther with e Carme- bOdv and striking. eee eet tually by carbon. urers; fresh stock, no seconds or biem! parison will you appreciate these jonny = handle exclusively Lanca hth og , -00; also other sizes low. Mail orde quired. _Tires must be absolutely as re ~# ALLOONS, ALSO 5, 6, 7, 8 INCH TIRES ge mead “oy ¥.. rs guarantee our repalr t of repair. 4 tional mileage ion a6 cena RE. DISC WHEELS REPAIRED . oversize to stop squeaky wheels, for all Bring our t yeur rim heel tre ND AND PINE. LINDELL a363. a re h . nail eiatened ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DISP) stered i istered 4” ROOM ON MOTOR BUS CH illars and Built to sieinl tee 2 les ieee t tgp ex. | take the drudgery out of do: falo, Niagara and Eastern Po . mounted large number oe Weyman | Space for visitors and experts Olympia | OPerate the equipment. 4A gty.¢, Mibited at| ef can stand erect inaide th © bus. connected 4 4 en as 2.0 On display are all the elec. sign Lin-| household helps usea in @ mod How tans|home. Visitors see an elen hich pre-| washer, froner, milk churn, ra; hen ‘‘leo- and refrigerator. An autom e up the | electric water supply system py The cx-/ water from a tank under the 1 tra green /an electric water heater heats tata ,}and hot water flows from the i eee pads and curling frone aA hom like glow is added to the interia including automobils operation in the United States, 29 000,000 are said to be affected vira e* ster 12.000-mile gu: $9.65; 33x4, $10.75; Balloon, 29x4 x a) - e 3 &¢! > ' i t CHEVROLET CONTEST Mm Motor Corp. And all of this style ind charm is yours in iddition to an even iner chassis, The tT, more powerful, peedier motors are quipped with an air leaner, high pressure ibraation, silent chain ming, bronze - backed Hydraulic 4-Wheel im safety always, ow you—and f these Style irteen charming nations in this yome in soon. body year’s ———» ‘0. Phone: JEfferson 1438 ts gy Acton Co., 8315 Gravois , Harrod Garage, Wood River, Z nlted Chevrolet November. 428,000 CHEVROLET ) CARS MADE IN YEAR ng of Dee. ) tg Motel. Winners will sit on one side ting his tire business under way. inner While on the opposite side. Co. led the dealers, defeatinz ‘opponents, the Standard Cheyr ) ¢ A A A AA nna 0S BREN N | SELLS ee A CN _ 4 mn _ ire e702 Cars of That|* Make Sold in St. Louis f qhe “turkey and beans” contest ¥ 10ng Chevrolet dealers “Oi : esmen in the United States re- », Sons’ ited in the sale at retail of 792 andl | He chevrolet cars in St. Louis in N»o- vember, breaking all records for Lehinth: atdueh! ance | BF | ance each under a. group ¢ month and approaching th: Washington ° eve- JOHN GLENN. + which is expected to result in the meal best month record. nue, and put it on one of the! writing of $100,000,000 insurance ‘The metropolitan Chevrolet deal- | “storm buggies” which were then | on the lives of 100,000 | hrs were pitted against one an-) Popular. — 'of the corporation and its affiliat- her in the contest. The winning vie ge the that in those days own- }ed companies. The total of insur- | Mmesiors and their salesmen will eat — of vehicles a re more than ance that may be written Morkey while the loser eat beans, skeptical about the practicability | eral Motors workers in St. (‘Vee 3 a dinner sche duled for th . at the Buckingham — - ¢ the table eating their turkey! : ine building in sale of Cars in around 71,990 this country in facturer sion 29 T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 3400 ST LOUISANS Mt GETG.IM.C.INSURANG John Glenn, owner of the Glenn Co., | | boulevard, will complete on De>. | 26 6 hhis sixth year in the business Louis. Gienn i{nstall a solid tire. sold ‘James Wright Co., Which at the time was at Nine- of rubber tires, and so he experi- | increase of 209,637 cars, or seconds of each working day. Daily | production averaged 2450 cars and 690 fewer cars than were built in what promises to be a new record year for the world’s largest manu- cars, Liquid In Tube TIRES FOR 26 YEARS Pine etreet at Grand twenty- ogg f. Se ee in recalls | in November. that he was the # Employes in City. 4 eS Tess first man in this } 3 city to sell and j oh ga ries it to the 4 ‘employes of the & (\ "iz ‘ra . irriage the Chevrolet. and Fisher $6 a month, more | or a year, a Chevrolet car every 12 offer within 30 days hand, with proper insurance tection. Group Its rovisions pro- | life insurance is co- | Group Policy Totaling $3,500,- | 000 May Be Written on | Between 3400 and 3500 St. Louis reneral Motors _ Corporation, almost all of them in) sody | plants, are eligible to $1000 insur- | plan employes | on Gen- Louis | under the plan- is around $3,500,- the enced all kinds of difficulty in get- | 000. | The cost to an employe for a | $1000 policy will be only 50 cents | as the, employes 'who do not take advantage of the must submit | 1¢ losers trying to look rofect is co-onerativ er | will be 1] Sr ae than 40 per cent over its own rec-| project is co-oper tis e, corporation | a happy over their piain fare. Phe ord of 1925, when 519.060 .. | and employes sharing the cost. al . a ‘. a — : . ; a | A Tm, / Vad, . UN LS | a : . f ising dealers will pay the cost «fj; 7. seniinced Si get the plan under way promptly, rs) " ; r 1} 5 . ‘ ic 4 e TH a ’ * the dinner. | a 4 Dasihie wists t6tnen ato rec. 1e corporation will assume all cost mh «a totul of 78 sales in tho - whe ws » F&C-' for Decembe : ics aside ows f With a tal et lerd ye A . - ‘ Ve, - . The Flint Chevrolet Co. soll 7: eraged 3381 units : 7 “""| tage of it later. teat 89 Par 1p ie Wane | sane year tains #8 Nauid which repairs the country end Canada and n 17 eltte | t (-5,09% Cars, an, puncture instantly. over s€as., . | | ge Bae ts . © : TOURING RUNABOUT ‘380 *360 COUPE TUDOR SEDAN 485 °495 FORDOR SEDAN *545 SEDAN, STANDARD, BLACK WIRE WHEELS. ¢-DOOR WITH Prices include starter and demountable rims, and balloon tires. Al! prices f. o. b. Detroit. CARS Now Offered In Five Beautiful Shades Tudor Sedan, Fordor Sedan and Coupe come in Highland Green, Royal Maroon and Fawn Gray. Touring and Runabout in-Gunmeta] Blue and Phoenix Brown. All cars are striped in harmonizing colors. Closed cars have nickeled radiators and black fenders. All are finished in Pyroxylin, the new ever- lasting finish. See these beautifu! new Fords now. And remember that a Ford will cost you less te buy, to operate, and to maintain. See Any of These Authorized Dealers: AYRES AUTO COMPANY 1414 N. Kingshighway BILGERE MOTOR COMPANY 2820 N. Grand Boul. BRAY-HAMBUECHEN MOTOR COMPANY 5127 Delmar Boul. CARONDELET MOTOR COMPANY 3865 S. Grand Boul. CHAMBERS-LONG, Inc. 1123 Pine Street VOWNS AUTO COMPANY 58°5 Delmar Boul. HALLENBERG-WAGNER MOTOR COMPANY 5630 Gravois P 0. E. HAUPT MOTOR COMPANY 4166 Olive Street JOHNSON AUTO COMPANY 3667 Olive Street KUHS-WRIGHT MOTOR COMPANY 6345 N. Broadway LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR COMPANY 4576 Manchester Avenue LOVE-JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY 5244 Natural Bridge Avenue MENDENHALL MOTOR COMPANY 2315 Locust Street MORRIS-PUGH MOTOR COMPANY 3929 Laclede Avenue NULSON-THOMPSON MOTOR 7419 Manchester Av. W. H. OWEN COMPANY 3333 Washington Boul. PRICE MOTOR COMPANY 1312 S. Grand Boul. co. RIEFLING AUTO COMPANY 2333 S. Jefferson Avenue RUPRECHT MOTOR COMPANY 8025 S. Broadway TEVIS MOTOR COMPANY 3001 Lecust Street WELLSTON MOTOR CO 6553 Easton Av. a os To | | | | | By JIM LANCE. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ¥Seckman Hill in High Packard 8 at 9M. P. A. Fein apne si5qg ‘New Model Also Does Same Grade in High So Fast Engine Hasto Be Shut Off on Curves. | One of the new Packard straight | eight touring cars, driven’ by George M. Berry, head of the Berry Motor Car Co., last Satur- day morning climbed the hill out of Antonio on the old. Lemay Ierry road in high at three to eight | miles per hour, climbed Frisco and | Seckman hills so fast that its en-| gine had to be shut off on thq. curves, then did Seckman hi: high at nine miles per hour, The increase in bore of the engine’ ‘of the Packard eight and improve- ments in its cylinder head carbure- tion and other things, have given an astonishing manner. What It Did on the Hills. The Packard was taken out the Lemay Ferry road, leaving the concrete on the old. gravel] roud through Maxville to Antonio, where it was turned around. Berry start- ed the car in high at five mi | hour at the foot uf the long, hill out of Antonio, gradually in- creased the speed until the was doing 10 to 12 miles per hour, ies an stee is Ca) then dropped to eight on the frst pitch. Then,he slowed to five miles per hour, once to four and again to three, then held a steady five miles an hour pace clear to the top of the hill. Thewriter got out and paced the car,. walking beside it without any effort. The thousands St. motorists who drove louis the hil] in the old days will appre- ciate what an almagst unbellevabl: feat this was. of The Packard Was sent up the no- torious Frisco hill in high gear in an effort to see how fast itcould clim b the grade. But it picked up such speed and ran . with such power that several times it was necessary to ease up on the accel- erator, lest car and all go over the bank. The same was true on hill, most widely known ‘of test grades in this part of the countr) The Packard went up so fast In high and gained such momentum that it was necessary to shut off the power entirely as it rounds two of the curves, then pick up again. $t went over the top’ at 37 miles per. hour. Does Stunts on Seckman Hill. Then the car was sent down the hill again as fair as the store, and; swung off on the road that enters the grade opposite the store. Com- ing out of this side road, the Pack ard had to be slowed to 15 milics per hour as it rounded the sharp eurve onto the hill], then picked up + to 25 miles per hour, held that pace over both the bad pitches anc topped the hil lat 85 miles per hour. The writer) has seen ons one othe car make the run out of this side road and up Seckman hill on high. The Pa ‘kard, despits its 126-inch wheelbase and 4. wa } > t¢ ae *4 «j 1s Y- pounds we ight, betters i consi “aT ry] hat ot) uy ably the performance ol that ot fe! much lighter Car. Acai? aare Pack: rd tA is ar ’ - loon ss Lia N | on + iin etry yrs down mecK an Hitt to Ti where it was turned around. roo ‘ pt AL ' - . _° “oe short a turn was made, so 1 wv 4 * 5 he ) w hile } of to back up, woicn, receé ssary 7 73 45 \ ry0or hy course, necessitated going wnrougs the gears to get going again , : e five miles high. From a speed of five mite | ’ ‘ dry : r¢ per hour at the store the Packard miles per up the hill i +} +: 3 wr a 4 & . ta & slid up to eight high and wen + L every indicatior l ould hoid Be is e top, when Berry that speed to t then dropped the speed tO Six, It continued Seckmuan | hour ini with 10 | five miles per hour. | to climb, so he took a chance on) dropping to four miles per hour. ‘This was too much even for the | Packard and he had to go into low. Again he swung down the hill, } made the turn iat the store in hig! and started up “again in high picked up to a speed of eight to nine miles per hour and held that speed steadily -without a quiver clear up the hill amd over the top. Seckman Hill in high, with driver and a passenger, Wine miles per hour—a real feat: Up the Hlinois Bluffs. To make the Pa Kkard’s triumpy complete, Berry drove to St, Louis, crossed the Free Bridge and fol- lowed Highway No. 3 beyond Dupo to a point four and four-tenth miles bevond the Cahokia Creek bridge. Here a road turns sharply to the left, with a washed-out pitch with- in the first 100 feet or so, and then climbs four-tenths of a mile up to the top of the bluffs, with two very bed curves and tivo evil pitches This hill, while not so well know «e Seckman, has foiled numerc ittempts to ike it in high Tl vr r has bes that ir mad t hig e) strips for the o ision. Anyway, the Patkard « bye] in high with such a rush that B had to shut off the power on two worst curves, lest the car I the road. Whenever it was p¢ . ble to press down on the accelerit the car shot up t 2 to eR per hou The car fairly soared nm grade, 0 Ff ter how rough, on which it as poss “give it ifs head It he] with noticeable steadines times, squatted down t ye Pr ylets T Mic k i! iy ’ i i ere nd mandled aS ei2SII¥ as ¢ ined sized car. TI was due, io a larg exte! ‘o the smoothness and pow- er of its Bendix four-wheel brakes It may be said that this car rut very sweetly at 50 to 53 miles pe hour, the smoothness at this speed | being, at least, partially due to the. fact that it is capable of 38 to 40) miles per hour faster speed It is | very easy-running and riding at~-66 | ‘ this car the power to perform 21n | Ree meet by ane ears ~ —e 2 eee —_ SEES 8 DOMINATING | BECO | ——_—— 'Hup President Says Market of 100,000 Awaits This Type of Multi-Cylinder Car. — — os ee Se miles per hour, and at 73 miles! Shortly after 18 monthe it is'| ________ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ———Date and Time to Call... ..crccoccceecesess: ASTER'BUILT GARAGE ON YOUR PROPERTY 4 os se a x4 4 ae — . . : 4 ; — ES 4 SPECIAL | GARAGE $167.50 18x18 $265.00 24 Small Monthly Payments Plus OFFER Pay §10.00 down and no h nes more until Charges M. to VI Open a: Me © 6 1 March Ist, Bldg. 1927. 306 Victoria Bids | ERCHANTSTIR 2710 VW ASHINGTON OPEN SUNDAY MORNING JEFFERSON 0675 PONTIAC SIX 895 LANDAU SEDAN Qualities You cannot find in any other Low-Priced Six The spectacular success of the Pontiac Six is based ona simple set of conditions: Thanks to the type of car it is, to the years that were spent in its development, and to the gigantic resources of General Motors em- ployed in its manufac‘ure— —Pontiac Six provides certain definite, de- sirable qualities, at a price unequalled else- where in the industry! Search where you will and as long as you like—and you cannot duplicate Pontiac power, speed, stamina and comfort at Pon- $825. Oakland Six, compa Pontiac Six Sedan or Coupe, Se tional All prices at Factory. Fasy to pay on a | OPEN SUNDAY , —1 E. A. HATFIELD, President TRIANGLE AUTO CO., 5617 Gravois ANGELICA AUTO SUPPLIES, Inc. Zist and Angelica Sts. WEBSTER GROVES MOTOR CO. 100 W. Lockwood Ave., Webster Croves IVORY AUTO CO. 7805 Ivory Ave. STOFFEL’S GARAGE Highland, Il. 9S Boyle WHITE BROS. AUTO CO. K. MOTOR — O. Edwardsville, Itt. PRODUC T'S OF General Motors 11th and St. Louis Ave., East St. Leuls SARLO-FABER MOTOR SALES 4937 Natural Bridge Ave. HORSTMAN AUTO SALES Collinsvilie, OAKLAND-PONTIAC GENERAL tiac prices. Nor does any other six in its field provide the beauty, distinction and staunchness of Bodies by Fisher—for Pon- tiac Six is the lowest priced Six offering bodies of Fisher design and construction. That is why the number of Pontiac Sixes you see on the road is increasing with in- credible speed— —why the number built in the a ten months more than doubles the year record ever established by any other new make of car. nion to Pontiac Stx .$1025 to $1295. Tire Payment Plan. “1 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY (2220) Phone JEfferson 3542 BRAHM-MITCHELETTE MOTOR CO. 104% 2801 LOCUST STREET CARRIGAN & HOPE GARAGE Medison, Grani » Cov see Venice ST CHARLES SALES CO. St, Chartes MUELLER MOTOR CO. Lucate and Hunt Read SHUBERT MOTOR CO., 8208 Greveis MEYER AUTO CO., Fleriseant MOTORS Bos N02 iad SPR eee a. > « * a eee ee ORT EAT oy 9 Sn Sh te Ria a ie, pl ees peony ~ ye vee, on mee: i? > ih Aci tinind tat eebaitnmineinmenhdah ited dah washed ea ie i ta ee ne a ee se wg” * = sg . 4 ad ns nym ay Ay ois 5 ja oe arty. tied aot wig ee ogy * —— 8 deer “ rr Fa . 3 : ee er am attr rE ee ht SA bss o «ou Type arene sn SA & bo sain ~ + aap Se SGA " i i i ke ne erie. Mme ae OME |S Wi . . 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+ o3 Pree x xe ee, a 26 : RPS BE GS RS OI © Ok tN Nae lage ie ap Ne . wiv Sh Crease, bl eR NSF IRL NR ERE, err Tite P ‘ * ter eee ing a» LET VIS Se ere OX Mom eras ile Jnanager of PAGE 4 R. E. Lee Warns Members to, Not Handle Dealers’ License Plates Carelessly. The meeting of the Service Man- | agers’ Bureau of the St. Leuts Avtomobile Dealers’ Association at the Claridge Hotel Friday, Nov. 26, wns the most largely attended ever held by the bureau. There were 110 service managers representing as many automobile Mrms. George H. Niekamp, president of the Automotive Accessory Associa- ion and vice president of the Beck & Corbitt Iron Co. spoke on “Th: Sale of Automotive Accessories and adornments for Motor Cars by Rervice Managers and Shop Fore- men.” He said that service department was th place about an automobile establishment for the easy Sale of accessories to a motor car. He cited many in his own knowledge of service manag- ers whe had built up an important accessory business through the proper display and presentation of various items for the completion of , he F best automobiles belonging to custom- o ers Who had come in for repairs. , Ee also warned against the sale of cheap or “gyp"’ accessories because of their non-satisfaction to cus- tomers, stating that items for the embellishment or completion of an automobile should be sold for their. utility rather than at a price. Rbert E. Lee, manager of the bureau, warned the service manag- ers against the careless handling of dealers’ license plates. He said that he had returned, during the last ten @ays, nine licen8e plates ‘from the police department lost on the streets because attached to cars by twine strings or thin wire. He aleo Warned the service managers against permitting Cars sold to pri- vate individuals to go out of their shops with state “in transit’ Signs on them. These “in transit" signs, he explained, are by law. limited to the movement of automobiles from factory to dealers or warehouse to dealer or from distributor to deal- er. R. C. Pitzer of the Willis-Jones Machinery Co., Seattle, Wash.. showed the proper method of re- presented | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 i} ~ = ¥ * ~ 5. 7 “Hate aor * v- Se ee i's . An Be a CRN r the St. Louis Fleet of patrol cars made fo 0 PPS EY wale wet “« > Police ctl the Anheuser-Busch wagon shops. A. A. A. ROAD SCOUT LOGGING HIGHWAYS IN MISSOURI Charles G. Gale, field represen- tative of the National Touring Roard of the American Automobile Association, is in St. Louis with one of the transcontinental scout ears of the A. A. A. Gale, who is allotting authorized A. A. A. hotel appointments and logging roads, will use the Auto- Ctub of Missouri, 4228 Lin- ell boulevard, as headquarters for several weeks in Missouri. He will operate under the direction of Matt F. Morse, general manager of the organization, in appointing State official A. A. A. LOVE-JOHNSON MOTOR CO. COMPLETES NEW BUILDING he Love-Johnson Motor Co.. authorized Ford deaier at Natural Bridge and Union avenues, has mpleted a new building contain- square floor space adjoining its location on the east. The new building fronts 70 feet on Nat- ura] Bridge avenue front is a showroom complete line of Ford truck bodies 1 The rear of ihe service and for COMMERCIAL CAR BUREAU TO MEET TOMORROW NOON ial m of the al Car Bureau at the Claridge morrow noon, has been Robert E. Lee. ] Mack-Inter- Comips —— . ; « b and ,4 - tia Oi. tne Ss | ~ ~- Involuntarn They will be point of capture to the nearest po-| lice station, to police court or jail. in a highly polished, leath- er-upholstered patrol car, equipped thence | WHIPPET RUNS 500 MILES IN 10 HOURS 23 MINUTES SAVING YEARLY FROM SCRA TOLEDO, O., Dec. 4. — With | throttle wide open, "CBick” Mur- ' ray, known from coast te coast for the economy records he has made | with Overland Whippets drove 2 | stock Whippet, fully equipped -vo1 ' to epare tire, 500 miles in 10 hours, ' 4 _ vw ¥ and durability test at Rockiagham Speedway, Salem, N. H. Murray drove most of the race in a 50-mile gale and the Whippet’s ' performance was declared by ob- | servers equal to that of many $15,- ' 900 racing cars. Not once did the | car put into a pit for repairs or tirs | change. i Department by on * ~ | factory in Toledo, O., Dec. 13 to 15. Louis Police Department will here- | Policy for 1927 : after receive one fling of luxUrY-/ subjects to be discussed at the & transported from the| sion. with cots and other emergency Con- | veniences. Seven de luxe patrol cars have just been put into service by the) Police Department. The patrel cars were bDallt, except f chassis, in the Anheuser- Busch wagon shops. The brass mounted over the radiators patrol wagons, are sur- + ‘al ?? ys Lue > bells, The folding cots are con- under the st i seats. The bodies are mount- ed on G. M. C. chasses, bea ao 37 = - ; ” Ouut ior security. NEW CABRIOLET ROADSTER ON MOON LIGHT SIX CHASSIS In announcing a Moon 6-60 cab- |; riolet roadster of 110-inch wh-e!- base, the latest addition to its li¢ht six line and listing at $1195, the Moon Motor Car Co. line of Buropeanized cars. This new mode! has a one-plece Come * anism bar and use of first one } the whee! or loosen the the windshield Another feat dle type of rea: by movine th: inches from left window is opered or lowered Pati of these devices Moon imme ¢: = “| = innovations, having recentiy Baik been developed br {ts engineering, : : . S| department. 6-60 cabriolet roadster is Rolls Royce bins; ine and Sea Fog blue: Se. le blue, striped in straw and Ambatto green. The ware is in colonial style. Upholstary ‘iS In grav leather. . . > on 7 9 Wail ut CTUNEBAKER LORK CONTROLS IGNITION AND STEERING WHEEL The coincidental jeck on al! he . mitts x 4 ‘4 it finished oaker automobiles, that con- fgnition nd by pressing a answers one o? the Underwriters rr, lcs Se + ‘ = both steering small lever, problems of Bureau {n cur- - . wheel] the _ tailing automobile thefts. Studebaker engineers antictpat- ed this need more than a year ago when the coincidental lock was adopted. This is on the steering post. The owner of the car can make thi? mak his thief proof by leather-upheol- | and are) enphasizes, Its policy of presenting a comp! te are exclusire color | hard. | Instrument | a perfect score. To Attend Meeting at Toledo, O. be entire personnel of the wholesale department of the 5St Louis branch of the Willys-Over- land Co. will leave here Dec. 12 to attend the annual meeting at the will be one of’th minutes, 14 seconds in a speed}; It finished the test with: ibe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH makes it as good, or slightly bet- | L O OK 2 iter, than when new. Scrap steel) ‘is baled and sold at highest mar-' 'ket prices; so are all brass, alumi- ‘num and tron shavings or borings One-Day Service on All Cars and Trucks One reason why 1927 motor Car | throughout the plant. If steel shav- | + 7 Free Inspection on All Radiators |Prices can be maintained at low ings are oily from the machines, | ‘lewels is indicated in a statement/the of] is removed from them by New and Used Radiators for Sale and —ALL MAKES— \by Hudson Motor Co. executives'a centrifugal précess. The oil is . " St. Louis Auto Radiator Co, 'that the company’s net returns|then refined for reuse, and the 3326 Washington Av. JEfferson 0054.44g3 HUDSON CLAIMS $3,000,000 > bs 4 oy Rare 5 in aa ; 4 ; ‘from scrap savings is now running steel shavings bring a higher price ate of $3,000.000 a year. because they are clean. / intensive study Hudson- The rags once consideredgneces- every possible’ sary for wiping machinery, etc. totaled a cost of 25 cents a Car. Scrap lumber is made into boxes, | Through a program which reduced | with the tail-ends from this opera-| waste at every step and provided | tion ground into fuel. When oil| for the laundering of all old rags, has been used once it is reclaimed / thie cost has now been reduced to ‘and put through a refiner that‘on- cent a caf. | New Ford Radiators$Q 95 Installed—Fully Guaranteed . qrsteees NEW DODGE RADIATORS, $21.50 New and Used Radiators for all] Cars at a savings of 50%. All Types of Radiators repaired. E. F. MAURER, Inc. hrough has gone into item of scrap. 3943 Delmar BI. JEtferson 8242 20 7 In 1925 Chevrolet astonished the automotive world by attaining an annual production never before reached by any manufacturer of gear- _———— ain Chevrolet: reatest Year ae from a steadfast adherence of the fundamental Chevrolet policy of building a car of the finest possible quality to sell at a low price. shift automobiles. That the vast majority of buyers now Wf SAYS HUP PLANS ! General Sales Manager In- | Hdicates Increasingly Ag- || | gressive Campaign. les aggressive ss ; Motor oratico:. ’ | more intensive devel- {| HE r~ : ¢ ‘ oOntTia- ¢ baker, Pae ans : _ tue ' z - tae a o ; : ae - H up m ot j I , : j & te this ye. as : 4 COLE. sdy ex ~eeding ‘ ) . a considerabie amount sales in | » largest previous entire year in ecampany’s history. There will be no changes tn Hupp | toward {ts distributor. and | Yr se | Me ~~ ~ 7 , g ; KEY ing pPeration iocks Sa wresthers! 3.9 5 United $1 3.75 Stintes ‘ — "S10 95 United States ant... USI iores $14.75 : ignition i ords +¢ ' 17 >% i te he 33 o 00 i 2a on, if desired, ithout ‘' Miller ; $1 7,95 $14.95 he lock is easy ‘AD-Weather9 10099 ~oe-Gnae ee steering wheel and Will Not Affect an Shia Pathfinder, ot ' t Pir r ‘ - ~#t ** . $17.95 f and is practically impos-. . + tnited Premier. Fisk Premier 3. 4 the the Weartng Quality of Miller , “tates $1 7.95 ‘ ‘The ‘ ae mf y $12.95 Skid $14.95 demand a car of this type—and that Chevrolet has been successful in building such a car—possessing the highest degree of smooth perform ance, smart appearance, and eco rolet has broken all its previous records nomical operation—is proved by and has set anew mark in automotive Chevrolet’s success during the year history. now drawing to a close. Come in and This splendid achievement results _ see this record-breaking car. Small down payment and conwenient terms. Ask about our 6% Purchase Certificate Plan. Touring or Roadster $510, Coupe or Coach $645, Sedan $735, Landau $ I Truck §375 (Chassis Only), 1-Ton Truck $495 (Chassis Only), Ail prices f. o. b men Fe Sa QWVALITY AT LOW cos ST. LOUIS DEALERS: Big Four Auto Co., 2218 S. Jefferson Av. Century Auto Co., 7502 Michigan Av. Flint Chevrolet Co., 4714 Delmar BI. Gilliam-Epstein Chevrolet Co., 5929 Easton Av. Gravois Motor Corp., 6820 Gravois Av. ee Chevrolet Co., 1163 S. Kingshigh- way Bl. North Side Chevrolet Co., 4333 Warne Av. Orthwein Motor Corp., 3016 Locust BI. South Side Chevrolet Co., 3645 S. Grand BI. Wells Motor Co., 3008 N. Grand Bt. a ah | USi- ERM BY OSS ey a w Pa ne My nie 5 Y é - os 6 + - " easy oO operate. +h « la (hat unlocks the opens controle carrier. only Fisk Nen- Noo. ignition doors of the car and lock on the spare tire PT? on ¢ t . Thus le OWner heed carry one key. $18.95 ee WORKING TO CLOSE 32s5 Geedyvear Path- finder, Non-Skid ord © Vo Whe Fy a Per ean 5g RRM llinatet aA RE setae pese ren 5 emis 7 . * a 9x3, Clincher ——— TN $4.95 | LIMITS ieee ; Ane Making of the Oldsmohile $6.95 | Bo the Oldsmobile . : ump-driven gear shaft, whic] > ™- aia 24 30x3 Miller Non- Hearty Nen-Skid Cord Six4 S. S. Nen-Skid 7914.40 Balloon, 3x4 8S. SS. Non-Skid ' Non-Skid a4 S SS. Neon-Skhid , » i ee IT ‘ ss Siligi : moving. pre- Stadt Nen-Skid -GRAD ee nn eete\/ id “adda 4 : ii ., *" 7-r a ar i ii Car CORD TIRE juires 15 separate operat : : Lo ee ~ Ti. a i.OCnags ioul ti @ ite Liner? ‘ ‘ . ra. At a very low price. Not permit- iS one and ted to Mention makers name en — ae ’ in inch long KRELLY-SPRINGHIELD CORDS arceunt of low price. Ail firsts Oversize in the eriginal factery wrapper. | Ail Qversize ( ords. 2 - 30xn3%. Neon Skid : Se.8n CiHiacher Sixt SS... 39.95 2x4 SA.. £9.95 ina 50% ig 33x4 SS. $8.95 _34xi SS%.. $8.95 tO ma@aAe two fin: hed gear Each bs is ished +han RED TOP FISK CORDS ff) ),°2" * Ss2°% 2e 30*3} Svar $11.45 PFirestesne Commercial Cliacher Cords 30:31 Strietly first, 2 gusrantred $8 50 fsetary “raprer . 7 Goodyear All-Weather and United States Royal Cord ahtether 31x4.40 Balloon Clincher, fits inspection, the 30x3:; rim... sii Biemi Mall ng mg eee me Accompanied by Bank Draft. Money Order or Check to aro se id rolled steel | enough | shaft. | inspected | ile bel 2 a —work together with the regula® mission brakes and are operated peda! Heinzelman Brakes give the Fe Dower on al] four wheels—as on the most expensive cars COUNTY DEALERS: They make Winter driving sa Allen-James Motor Co., 7800 Forsythe B1., | less than half the distance orditta Clayton, Mo. 3 ‘ide skidding the rear wheels $ J. H. Brown & Sons Chevrolet Co. sae Chambers Rd. olet Co., Halls Ferry and See the chassis ecuipped with Craft-Merello Warner Co., Normand at our office Sidney St. and y Mo. Vict MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar BI. to a ne eee » glad to let you drive a Ford with Nangle-Gillis Chevrolet Co., 7239 Manchester Av., actually FEEL the difference. __ Maplewood. Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Clciaiai: ie Descriptwe Literature , EAST ST. LOUIS DEALERS. einzelman E Harding Motor Co., 622 St. Louis Av. iney St. and lowa Av., 0 Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 Seare &. af Veronica. + Pel ee: oe ty Nin 3-4 od a cell ie ee i a é ai “Z lesa ol SRE Re “ Ph aaelaee oee has ad. + agree a Fo bar appa Aer * ae ne ne ee a Sa Fit MP **+e © @ & @ * Som a 3 ncn SS es bearing ends are case hardened to BBG . a depth of one-sixteenth of an YY neating to 1450 degrees rahrenheit and a uenching in Water. lA B L E A u This gives a i o> " ™ Wedge-shaped holes in the ends are Grill and Sure te ter-y «a Geoed Spere Tire. , pectUon checks all operations. rie aan feast = " ’ Fs we Aili tal Fie i r q na rn a oe eo fie apn i 2 thi Hh Ps 3 26. Io api! Co a a ahs ee Ab WS AT On 200 wei perez ry ‘ : oh iy n, dware “owe ® SP EE tong . Cm eer i + aWVi eebes

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ice on All Cars and Trucks LL MAKES— Av. ion on All Radiators diators for Sale and Exchange Auto Radiator Co. JEfferson 0054.1453 CHANGE CAR » General Sales Manager In- Micates Increasingly Ag- | i gressive Campaign. | ' POIT, Dec. 4. —- Contin- ne of Hupmobile’s aggressive A , for more inteneive devel- its sp Motor Car " oration, ap- inted to suc- 40, C. Hutch- J mn, who resign- ¢ | 4} i ’ ice of the policy of st possible e. lyers now -and that essful in ssing the perform- and eco- roved by the year ne in and 6-Ton 5 chigas COST ERS: sythe BI., -» Halls Ferry and ndy, Mo. 10 Delmar BI. } Manchester Av., ives, Mo. -ALERS: ay, e SM. at Veronica. Hupmobiles to 7 we this year al- , ay exceeding RK. &. COLE. &, considerable amount sales in | largest previous entire year in | campany’s history. There will be no changes in Hupp | visies toward its distributor and r organization or toward the shlic, Cole said, unless it be that ie followers of the automobile austry discern in the company an » more aggressive attitude in conduct of its business and Mies of its product. | HNo changes in its line of cars @e contemplated, he added. oo Butchinson is retiring to devote time to his personal affairs. He been genera] sales manager © 1919, following several years special factory sales and exec- work in various parts of the mtry, notably Washington and York. He has been a Hupp Bwcutive since 1915 when he joined ioand Northeast Arkansas. ANSWERING QUESTION AS TO PROFIT PER AUTO MADE BY THE FACTORIES HE question, “What is the T unit profit on varioug lines of automobiles?” is an- swered by figures just made public. During the first three-quar- ters of this year the per unit profit of General Motors Cor- poration amounted to approxi- mately $149. This compares with $132 for the same pertod of 1925. Dodge Brothers profit per unit was $71, against $104 last year; Hudson, $39, against $86; Willys-Overland, $60, as against | $68; Chrysler, $97, against $133; Nash, $132, against $148; Stude- | baker, $130, as against $135; Packard, $424, as against $491, and Hupp, $77, as against $102. | \ ‘the company, Which at that time |had an output of less than 16,000 He has directed its | cars a year. sales growth to its present annual volume of 50,000—a figure that is expected to be raised by approxi- mately 50 per cent in 1927, accord- ing to plans already under way. Hiis successor, Cole, first joined the Hupmobile’ organizaflon in 1915, serving as sales manager for the Orient. FIGHT MILES OF CONCRETE PLANNED FOR ROUTE NO. 53 Special to the Post-Dispatch. POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., Dec. 4.— A contract is to be let soon for 8%) with | miles of nine-foot concrete, seven-foot gravel shoulder on High- way No 53, between Poplar Bluff and Black River. This is about half of the mileage between Poplar Bluff and the Dunklin County line. This road is under construction, the grading being nearly completed. It 'is one of the important roads out oft Poplar Bluff, leading to fi, wealthy farming area in Dunklin County _" e Some of the greatest values } REAL TIRE VALUES | such standard brand Tires as these. the public has ever seen on ~ CORDS ~ 29x4.40 oy town av a Sacruricy — MILLER, Non-Skid ..........$8.75 ’ ky yp ven EE $6.951G00DYEAR, All-Weather ....... $9.45 sera ss oversize | GQ.Q5 ueriy-seninoriguy $8.95 are> | Ss. S. versize.. DUNLOP "EES ea 89 30x3},, Milier Cords Tubes, $1.00. ee aus... Slee 31x5.25 meeishes . § ES ee $15.95 30x4.95 GOODYEAR, All-Weather .....- $15.95 Pennsylvania Vac- Tubes, *° 00. uum Cup. .$13.45 Bee ees . Oe AT ay 30x5.25 | MILLER, Non-Skid .........- $14.95 . ars oat tag UNITED 30xS » a Qs FISK bee oes OOSG6 0c oeee® $13.95 ssc veks es $17. EE See ee $13.95 AJAX Tubes. 8° 00° $17.95 Tubes, $2.09. % Blemished , | Blemished | x4. he oya “liocns 33x6.00 His. 3048 % im. OQ. KELLY-SPRINGFIELD ........ $18.95 : gating 4" % GOODYEAR AJAX RiB_.....-- $16.95 ie Blemished | Hear y* Non-Skid Cord nex | $14.75) Yana. 814.95 | 33x46, $18.503 8345 .. $22.50 | | "30 Balloon, a oes! eee # 6 old Tires in trade. ‘ TIRES MOUNTED FREE, UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. ‘Htf. OSS Tin’, 7782 FREE CITY DELIVERY ’ Pr. Wholesale and Ketail Get our new low prices on Goodrich, Goodyear, Kelly- Springfield, United States, Fisk, Michelin, Miller, Ajax and ten other balloon and regular Tires. Open Evenings O525 $723.50 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — j } i i | Remy | was held at Detroit. visited the AC spark plug plant at, tors proving grounds near Milford, Mich. 'A. Oberheu presented ; Vice s president, and Borel. , Dec. ‘plants of the SUNDAY MORNING, MOBILE BAY BRIDGE 70 BE FINISHED SOON It Will Save Motorists Using Sotithern Routes Much Tjme and Money. Much ‘ferry charge will be saved for mo- torists using the Gulf Coast route between St. Louis and Florida, and between New Orleans and Florida, time and an cxocastro| , iby a bridge across Mobile Bay that | is scheduled for completion next! month. ' irestrictions prevented prompt ‘struction with public funds, When bridging Mobile Bay could | ‘not longer be postponed and legal | | cone | Mo- | | bile citizens under the lead of John | 7’, Cochrane, then pre sident of the | . ‘Chamber of Commerce, financed | the construction tor $2,500,000, | organized a company with Coch- rane as president to build the ' bridge and arranged with the ' County Board for its operation un- ‘til the nominal dollar toll pays the the bridge will iecost, after which ; lbe free. The Chamber of Com- merce- has named thé structure . j ss ste; i*Cochrane Bridge. | The Old Spanish Trail officigis “say its opening in January assures an opened highway by spring of 1927 from Florida to California, for me = over $10,000,000 of other construc- | tion now in progress will be com- pleted by then, making @ total of $62,000,000 of completed road and tinent on this highway. stinsiiitiiaeidiahiunad ST. LOUISAN HONORED BY UNITED MOTORS SERVICE. L. (. Borel, manager of the local branch of United Motors Service, bridge construction across the con- | —_—— ae ee attended at the home office in the | ' General] Motors Building, Detroit, a | celebration of the tenth anniversary | the organization. With other branch Motors service he stopped at An- derson, Ind., to be the guest of C, of all managers of United | — K. Wilson, president of the Delco- , corporation. Flint, Mich., and the General Mo- At a dinner in the General Mo- A convention | The delegates | tors Building, Sales Manager Fred 19-vear ser- to Ralph 8S. Lane, James I. Elwood, vice | emblems president; east from Detrof¢ in | the delegates spent inspecting the Hart- | and Bristol, Conn., | New Departure Man- | ufacturing Co. | ——— — ee -. - Traveling special cars 6 and 7 ford, Meriden features of the new | recently announced, 1s| the distinctive type of curtains on! the phaeton, In addition to the! ordinary use of curtains with the | top up, these can be used with the| top down. One of the Chrysler 70, Blemi sh ed. We take your (Inc.) 2840 Locust St. Sunday All Day Mail and Phone Qruers Filled Dealers, Write for Our Prices ee — work together with the Mission brakes and are operated with the same brake pedal Heinzelman Front Wheel Brakes regular rear wheel trans- Heinzelman Brakes give the Ford equalized braking Power on all four wheels—as good as the @est brakes on the most expensive cars. They make Winter drivi ng safe. You can stop in less than half the distance ordinarily required without a skidding the rear wheels. Saves tires and repair ills See the chassis eouipped at our office Sidney St. and Iowa Ave., or phone Ictor s125 and a representative will call with Heinzelman Brakes We will be glad to let you @rive a Ford with 4-wheel brakes and actual] De . y Pp = “EEL the difference. ptwe Literature Mailed on Request einzelman Brake Co. auney St. and lowa Av., Dept. M., St. Louis, Mo. going 6-75 Paige sedan at $1695. MORE COUNTY ROAD SIGNS RAZ hoe eet «4 hn Missouri «it tnt ry torists will drive more | down and curtains up than has | been the custom with the top ex- tended over the head, as tn the or- dinary type touring car. spring-closed doors to permit sig- naling the car in both sides. When not tn use. of the rear seat PAIGE-JEWETT LINE NOW Having announced iseries of cars, three the It is predicted that Chrysler mo- |} eee } with tops! | HAS 12 DISTINCT MODELS REO FACTORY MAKES PROFIT OF $4,257,919 FOR YEAR The Reo Motor Car Co. closed its fiscal year Aug. 31 with net profit of $4,257,919, as against $5,422,182 in the preceding year. The come pany’s balance sheet, issued in con- junction with the earnings, shows an increase in assets of $413,000. The greatest increase in the aasets: DECEMBER 5, 1926 was in accounts receivable, This stood at $7,637,580 on Aug. 31, as against $5,097,935 at the end of the previous August Inventories also gained, figures for the two years being $9,865,663, against $9,571,503 in 1925. Offsetting this to a de- gree was the reduction in cash from $7.906.386 to $5,040,292. Other iteniS on the asset side on the bal- ance sheet showed lesser gains. The property accbdunt rose to $7,965,065 : and investments to $127,001. De- ferred charges decreased material- ly, as did sight drafts, In the capital structure there was no change, 2,000,000 shares of $10- par representing the entire capita! obligation. Notes and accounts payable, however, fell from $2,360,- 610 to $1,768,157. Accrued pay- rolls, miscellaneous payable and de- ferred credits all gained slightly. The Kardell Motor Car Co. Reo olstributer in St. Louis ig) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =. ‘which direction a PAGE 5 MORGAN MAKES CHANGE F. N. Morgan, who was South- ern district sales manager for the Rickenbacker Motor Co., haa rce- signed to become general sales manager of the T. & W. Manufac- turing Co., Little Rock, Ark., m1k- er of a system of auto signal lights to be installed on each fender of an automobile. This signal system shows from both front and rear in. driver plans to a -s turn, and protects pedestrians °s well as other drivers. It is operated by a button that replaces the horn button on the steering post. Autos Painted $10 to $20 Any Color—Wintger Weatherproof Paint —dOld Paint Removed. 2-Day Service—All Hand Work. World Auto Paint Co. Lindell 9287. 3117 PINE ST. EOE These mprovements are /mportant There are two general classes of The curtains are mounted with | special door irons. It requires but. a few seconds to install th®m. Front curtains are fitted with the rear from | . the curtains | stow away in a compartment back. | new Paige-Detroit | Motor Car Co. now has models cov- | ering the six-cylinder price range. Twelve models, comprising the Jewett 6-45, the Paige 6-65 and! the Paige 6-75, have been an-.| nounced, and two additional Jewett models will be presented about the ‘time of the New York show. The three series give Paige-Jewett | dealers a range of models from the. Jeweit touring at $1159 to the Paige 6-75 limousine at $2245. There are five of five-pas- senger closed models, the Jewett brougham up in gradual starting with at $1195 and ; steps to the | Direction signs were erected last Club following inters week by the Automobile of tions in St. Louis County: Tel graph and Lemay Ferry roads; L-- i may Ferry and Weber roads; Mer- amec Bottom and Sutler Hill ‘roads; Lemay Ferry and Baum-} | cartner roa@$; Lemay Ferry and /| | Butler Hill roads: Lemay Ferry end Mattis School roads; Lemay Ferry and Forder roads: Lemay Ferry | and Sappington Barracks roads; | Tesson Ferry and Kennerly roads; Tesson Ferry and Mattis roads: Rutler Hill and Fuchs roads; Butler Hill and Tesson Ferry roads; Concord si nool and Tessen Ferev ’ Schog!] 'roads, and Bauer and Tesson Fer- | roads. ee Factories Forced to Add Third Line. Factories that once were able to compete in the national market | with one or two distinct lines have. ' been foreed to add a third and in! ‘some cases a fourth to siay in the | ' ; ' ore; eo" Wis game. motor car improvements. Those made primarily for their effect on the publicmand those made primar- ily for their effect upon the car. You will perceive at once that Dodge Brothers new five-bearing crank-, shaft, two-unit starting and lighting‘ system, air cleaner and other recent improvements, are the sort that represent genuine value. They are sound and substantial “Ve betterments, producing definite and marked results, and as such they are typical of Dodge Brothers methods and product. Mesto Car . one. oh os iocecs haere CG) 20.5. sc cecushecRensnwes Special Sedan............... 1,036.00 Delivered 929.00 } // ip a f \n * 4 j J y, Associate Dealers: Associate Dealers: Tate Motor Company, Ing J. W. DUGAN WASHINGTON at GARRISON TOWNSEND MOTOR CO. HERCULEANEUM, MO. JEfferson 1241 UNIVERSITY CITY SOUTH BRANCH, 5626 GRAVOIS LAU ase os co. ’ Riverside 5460 TURNBULL MOTOR Co. vory 7823 BRITT MOTOR CQO. 6227 Natural Bridge WEBSTER GROVES BRANCH 218 W. Lockwood Av. WeEbster 3210 TURNBULL-BUSHMAN MOTOR CO ST. CHARLES, \ MO. We Also Sell Dependable Used Cars DopsGe BROTHERS MOTOR CARS a, Re ae Sr eat tage > hye ene? maples tome aamaniadll Ms = ae P ee ee ~. on “ 4 Narnia ances 7 “toner ae 3 pkg on eins Sit oa. “ iy ¢ eC

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH STNDAY MORXING. DECEMBER. 5 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.. ee . 2 ef Ba- machine had done great service on Conservat P Al RPI ANE NEEDED published in the Java Boa hin : . Cons § EC! Al ‘awia. on the eve of his sailing for | °° flights, transporting men and [to can iE in sometimes very trying of wome Activities of Boy and (;irl Scouts FOR FLYING IN THE TROPICS aoe ve, a Dane by birth, was on circumstances. Finally, he had to speakers and wo | 4 Gui to his family ho t behind at one of the bases, be coached i ee o 1, et if hi eet 10 me 3 | Hans H. Hoyte, Pilot of New : . T> rir but was a? rt eke! with its floats smashed. “ . o£ urs , Denmark, out St ricac a ee ee I ne ee 1s - oy Dillan der’ pea Exposition, Made Statement n . ance es ; _ — is age fire sce | " py on His Death. ‘ith typhoid fever en route and = § 10,000. 000 British Women Voters. ' he TT vest ~ sattetes : Sc 7 Py the Associaed Preas. hi at Alexandria, Egypt. He has . LONDON, Dec 4.—The new h eeting Assistant the ; antl tat Para? a ~ vod ee Given FREF With Evers NEV Autemobile Purchased From Buick UNTIL XMAS | ("Westone Foch ou | Rh $69 TO $600 | “Ne ekeo . . . : i - ; a . ? 1 l¢é 7 ‘ . 44 é eae P syac iurnoeal the Eagle f cial ‘ing machine will ha be - iT " shortly will show a further in- ame S. ¢ Ee : die Sonera - — ; } azo : Bs 4 ; ae . t il is Der Rese | . > fo exploring wild ro ae ‘ : fy ’ se of 35,0' 0 tn the n imber of “™- . ost + wh c L +t ‘inn P = nee } es. os ¥ O0LECNt CZ ianges in t 7 sek a > . : ' L& 4 : . . ; es a7 7 . % ’. 7 ans ‘ . 2 4 a v4 PSR AAMe es erm, ARB cio. oR i ties NE OD ce EO ery wea Wb ase xperiencec oyte ena, were fat: ne. ithor ; r2 Sf 5600.00 net! -oters. le 563 FL I LF AO Ot OA LO FOF OAD OO A Ot FOO Oe , - aA YOO CO8OO' 4 oe ee a8 * . | ee hang From Present jitang " a “ec! . | “ son} Exhibit at to In aug ‘urated i irl on “7 he FOO / 1 he ye | Nearly Next Year. ASSE . & SOROS YOUR Ja BSA ns CNR ORR 8 on... ~ =) Vednes est » i -~sm 4s — PIN an haan rN paeg ine the Bowm: = a Paren MI rine ' Moving ‘pie Pua a * Pp en thy: reat ngs wen) eee ab > 7 aig? a Pee at XY). ee ‘ ~ "vy am ’ ] > ms A ee ee ae *nAT rr “er mSPeees): -—e, 4 nae . . a "¢ 4 Monday of January, Fe! October, Novém be the north district h the first Monday, the second, the west the suburban on scout will normally merit badge from hi: but he may receive desires of his wi piace of district courts, mm organized. es Pea tbody The city court will meet in March ~~“~~" roma eee (obtair and _—— e! wo ; mee 4 dj OG most imy it, as awards Camp ~ ds throughout the sented at S$ pe will remain the ame as resent, | the c ‘arondele E Presbr teri: with the additio the chairmen Church, his place being taken Fi S i + a ee ee Lee ee 3 la aililialins tak pi aad ~ tad Sashes efit. sA'5E wer ref ere Lh a pny OE RM adh Na oneness . * > Med bem a ete Ys » *. % coal rr? Ys ° OU ac or PE a ea * =e reat » Ply Me OR So » » RET + Sati oe wv * Gy ee ee ee an ewe Beka 7 > i . Tee: Laidoes end . ot S 1D th 4 the di ourts. There are D. Moody. Senior Patrol Leader Robert Drury and Scout Howard . Gill are to be ade junior assist- ola ~*~, ‘ composed fluential in thei: at present connec The reason for cording to Willi tional director the enormous growth of the scout Jonn’ iscopal movement in h organization of ears ago. The etween 5009 ee et pita > Meet geabrt: are aie FM thee Hare mn cooking Tie; ? aih.ds Ray ROG Rte RY 3 remonies STrams o nterest to tl cf parents and friends. It was also becoming ly difficult to obtain a hall enough to accommodate ev ne ay to repe ind } Par at weReG i Ou iraw back. often nNnost attracted by vk acai pene 3 = - a aw a * tane more parent: Se? cha > ae iu siL©secs SS necessary as " , ve ; . . oe - ~¥ = ' : i a — cs 457 .wepaans nt otestan' land, since its inception, was elect- Mees ao yutdoor ore pa is we Sacha an : 10mMme Who have had ; Lit Ou or n Sain ve mii births : ; % rs ae Vs , . - J + . 4 H ‘ > ~ ~ ed senior patrol leader last w eek. around a campfire. an pn ee. 7 over , todar. , Tj t a “338 eC TE” atr . . iia LSi CTL } ‘ ’ ‘oo Jim Patterson was elected patrol... ative. — inn leader of the Wolf patrol, and | att girl rill be given . : “* > *, ’ fi 73] tins ; : ws ; ’ , 4) } ‘ . Frank Shuttleworth to lead the A formal : ; . gave *: Tou ? #% ry . -— Tt a” Moose patrol! of the May Avenue ‘Troop | ok oe hee tee last week. After the inspec receipts were nearly $83. Ti 4 i Sa ei he will most appreciate—and one that. will make posecine ¢ lis Outstanding value. Un nequaled value has Christmas basket i re ) doll $ chi enabled the Studebaker Big Six to outsell every other car | in the world of equal or greater rated horsepower. ¢ | | . Decide ¢ NOW tO give her this glorious gift! The Keys to s siabegaay He gpm Se oe ee i; Margaret Fischer's Owls, and t is waiting outs: Stu : appiness are ready for you, and we will deliver the car on marge, reports an attendance }|B Stil and E. A. Crowder. | .ildred_ Kiick’s Beavers. Eizo: us rougham } ist. ‘¢, Christmas mi ring, of any time you wish. at the last meeting. ee and Ethel, Reither j is a Car of custom quality throughout —low-swun; der our Budget Payment Plan only a small down pay- (,utn A review ) Tr . a 2 ©. : ; 7 Tu ~~ v4 : : : — oe ant - ~» | or + 'v > ’ -he . 7 ~ = * ~ ‘2 atrol- Le: of Teeee 76. of thei have been oror, ey gicaming body, shed in di uotone lacquers—and 1 the line: ment 1s necessary. ; -s ‘ y hw _ a . . ' . P ; bid ; >a iif > * : : o& sad ; ’ : . af , - " ss - d Cn? Se way Ne ‘ _ : re 4 ' > Ten ; . - 4 ‘ . ‘ ‘ sty id 4 . ’ . MEE Mie Bresrass of the meeting} i010 1.8 es oom “pactios ders ra. Gray | and lure of a ¢1 m creation. It hasiewvery er of Troop 1, Marylan TC eee es ee ee io, | S0on. She will be the th luxury of custom appointment—restful, STUDEBAKER BIG SIX *] 7, under their new scoutmaster, jjam Sours an¢ Charles Rasbraw sor oes , form- fittin fine mohair upholstery, CUSTOM BROUGHAM £. o. b. factory Equipment ’ No-draft venti] ting windshield, ea» usively Studebaker: front aad reag umpers: ine thermometer and hrdrofatic gasoline gacge on th PER iock; 0: : filter and air peri. f Tear-vis S108 tairror ; Tui = balloon tires, Nenneth Oya. rer lecte sadere Srarn Saas } . i : fo aS Dares andere. Bcout-| “ = oad! ler finish hardware, ilk shades kx toggle grips in a sym- —- of blended colors becon “ oe nace AN eR seciaaaaipeaacttte + * | uf ~ Bec eh: *a58 #0393 ae . 7 Ee ae nt tr toe me cone ne re eee Cee ~ only 7 American cars, w hich cost two to five times more! : Its a — $1785 — § 7 SS : i cS or ao V storia, , | : fo » OTE S, ex Phacton (>-Pags ), piac na 5 forar-dok or ne : : : bendebaker’ $ One-Prot tacos Other Big Six nsfamecee ed S$: 45 rT} > 4ee , “ay ety: tee im n= 2, 5, pl a 4 : | BUYNOW Four Stores W b M ; ‘Suburban PAY NEXT YEAR a. and Le ts sf ' e er otor Car Company \ ar Riemwe gee ep Spare $616 Gravis UNIFORM NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE | “S677 Delma? ace Se ES by Treep J. ines Bros., Webster Groves, Mo. K. A. Hammond Motor Co. Granite City - Sit last meet Sidewall Geedles tad toe Koopa en 3110 Sutton Ay | Associate Moore-Roewe Audit Co.. East Se. L ovis, it. astra? a ee ee ‘ie Ins ingshighway and Manchester Dealers West Florissant Motor Sales Co.. 8717 West Florissane rections fn various codes, had been Nance L. Ringe, St. Charles, Mo. } H. H. Mead, Edwardsvwill-, Til. pances aiong the rot - Caen ny fae; Albrecht Auto Co.. 258 Salisbarw , ‘Toei. .§ Was Hhecessar>rs Dd x% one before the next ‘ wd Na aoe OPEN Y AND found a “treasure,” in the rorm ec | RADIOS ON ~— CORDUROY TIRE STORES | } lecember being the reregistra- cohen SALES CO | Oi mth f Rigg aaa NO, i TR (emer s REAP 0 BADR! «Wek eet ee Bd a, 4 Sa 3 ™c7%e W ashingten “tate “t. at 1 tth ees | a . a Fast % Louies -@&

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lutemohile Purchased From . oo ~ We » ae ve Twels ve Popular Buick | Hupmodtiel ‘ e, ° ars. schen oes a lo ¥: ye Seri pr ee § 5 tog Oakland 7 a H ‘ Eesex s ntlae ; Be “ft NIVERSAL, 3401 Locust BI. | Beoex— “wines | a | ! a Open Nights and Sundaye ——— ™ POO Lo OO OIE SSOSOSSSS, | ew MOF ag m edeee m ae 0 a Oh Nie oe Aplin i eget . : Cet © ier eh em, beet ae stich Day cdg esniree mi: " me . . ee ee 2 ee er the eEight Market Today the eight is the most wanted and the Hupmobile gave its smoothness not only to the 1] most talked about type of car in America. normal driving speeds, but to all its speeds, up tt Be through the videtoee it 4 a \ ) 1 Cc .; O r 1 a To the smoothness and ease of the eight, Hupmobile added the super smoothness and First, the four supplanted the early one-cyl- ease of its own perfected straight-eight. inder and two-cylinder types. Then, the six EF 1Vve Pp as sen So Hupmobile gave the eight an economy thd into wide favor. Now, the process is never known before—a generosity of gas repeating itself with the Hup mobile Eight. This significant change — this swing away | from a six of higher 2 its begin- These things Hupmobile did, and is doing ning two years ago, wl e coming of the and the motor car ae ] | | , | | Hupmobile Eight. r a rush. — responded —_ i) ) . , For Hupmobile, as an Eight, wasandis more It quickly swept Hupmobile into place as i | : than previous eights had been, and more _ the largest-selling straight-cight in the world; +) than the six—by reason of its different prin- and Hupmobile foun itself at the front of Hi ciple—can hope to be. the nation’s third momentous motoring itl evolution. it he it i / mileage that surpassed even many sixes. To the individual buyer, these things are S Hupmobile, with engineering and manufac- paramount as pointing his next motor car turing sanity, built simplicity where had been mia pccunate | / complication before. To the motoring: public as a whole, they a i Hupmobile supplied an agility of getaway, a mean that Hupmobile has overthrown the — || F.O.B. DETROIT — PLUS TAX _ swift response to the throttle in any gear, last barrier that separated them from the i that instantly makes it dear to the heart of ultimate type of motoring enjoyment and 1 | - Sedan, five-passenger, $2345. Sedan, seven- the motoring veteran. satisfaction—the eight. a bt passenger, $2495. Sedan-Limousine, seven- re | Ten Distinguished Body-types, p viced ‘from Tt | ee passenger, $2595. Brougham, five-passenger, Sores 3 $1945 to #2595 f. 0. b. Detroit, pods revenue tar “ay $2245. Victoria, five-passenger, $2345. Coupe, : i ei two-passenger, with rumble seat, 62345. Roadster, with rumble seat, $2045. Sport Phaeton, five-passenger, $2045. Touring, five- ot passenger, $1945. Touring, seven-passenger, r as ate $2045. Allpricesf.o.b. Detroit, plusrevenuc tax, -—errrr ry rTryryy er es ASF CP RL ELL Ade re Waa a « @8 aCe eee Ap i RRR HII DE ESE Sa Ea Ae AEE Ml alli lla a oe eee ne A EO ee a acca alla aan A rlntactintetdvinteinind So neo nspaeessasenntsnspsane ese ne ae ca ewe bee wee et ta nae ens aaa a a naan 5 ace neal A gn Me a ae SF _ Sopeepnmmmmnener yer SS —_ ovw ae oy ‘ 6+ 0.6 8 2 0 CO ODL SLY 0 eg 6 6 8 6 ones CO BCD MOOD CCH ee 68 0 2 f” ese e eee nnn as SSE RE RAE SS a ae a Mie SEE RS RS EP Se SS aR et ae Gan aa era eT na US WET Dal edegels gage ates 00 Tae Tete ate Dele Tele le lela a Rl sans Saatatar ana avec es ecngsce oestceatae ce den anes AMM BRSASP CAD oda esetcantefata cn tes A te, CONN ip sd SD Se a RRR SNOMED LSPA 7'c nA aD SRE RID I ADS NE LOI Ln Le LS IID aL LORE ORB RD SA, fo i SNS SRE RPE ie ERR id tC ap SEE RS EIS Sie ERP TP RR SP a Pda d a en a eh Oe AO og . . “aetn Owe ose eee ee esas e nee Gaeta? AF * Cd led nap Cathe Astaads ae op env um es en tem , ismeted value has utsell every other car d horsepower. US gift! The Keys to will deliver the car on Ir any time you wish, nly a small down pay- 4 ~ce ‘1785 f. o. b. factory ft ventilating windshield, em ly Studebaker; front and rear er and hydroRatic omen a lock; oi! filter and air cleaner: reaf-vision ee: takes, ful] -size balloon tires; pcam acora headlights, com opwaew eae THE DISTINGUISHED ~ HUPMOBILE EIGHT WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTOMOBILE CO. els: C7} ub Cov >-Pass. Sport t Phaet on A Sheri $s $1680; Cafom Vilteria, ; Duple cx Piiscsnnt -7-Pass.), , $1930; Brougham (r27-in. including a-wheel brakes \ Four Stores ) 2729 N. Grand aS a S007 tT Hupmobile Distributors Since 1914 Louis, I. . | 5000 Gravois 19TH AND LOCUST STREETS 7195 Manchester el — t Belleville Branch, High and B Streets, Belleville, Ill. a SUBURBAN DEALERS be | . | “ 7 J. C. Shimpaugh . ..+w+~--.+- Alton, Ill. Fassig-Weber Motor Co., E. St. Louis, III. K. Hammond Motor Co., Granite City, Ill. L. Brucker Stove & H. Co., St. Charles, Me. ~ | C H R vs _ Gundlach Motor Co........Columbia, Ill. H. H. Mead «=»... Edwardsville, Hl. S$. L. Jenny ...rceane-.a-Highland, Ml Geo. Schneider » nermsinan-St. Peters, Mes

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' | > - - * ~? - one CT- p TT PAGE 8 STI MINS PNST-DISPATTH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 STtnuiS POST-DISPATCH 3 alate nl | ghee Op ark $519 Pershing avenue. | . It 667 Lafayette] $12.07; A. Segelbohn, 5746 West-}Sh 5514 Cabanne avenue, $9.66; | Shearer, | reer ansenandlige 2 pm RT suasktar to = Cleowe omen $9.66 7. baesanoe place "$27 4: Otto and} Jule J. Shatzman, 3850 Connecticut | $9.66; John T. Sheffer, 1006 Locust The —— ogg * sie cory heal ro, : ¢ -e: {street, $14.49; Leo J. Shea, geeeg street, $9.66; Iramos M. Shelby, | Famous Archbishop Glennon will preach “ will be the subject of an | 209° Gene Segerist, 3635 Rutger stree weet ae Pret wiry ony sg aig ag ga 8 $11.59; A Seidel, 4924 Buckingham | Delmar boulevard, $14.49; E. ‘entinued on Next Page. Keeley at 11 o'clock high mass today *t street, $23.28: John B. Schumacher, Sroatment for t} Ss - at el! | address by Prof. Edward A. Steiner | ee ee eee arnold B court, $9.90; John Seifert, 331u boulevard and Newstead avenu-.| of Grinnell College at the annui 2019 Ann avenue, $9.66; Arno . . . 9.66- Jul a L . ios wi | The December organ recital will be | Traffic Club sinner, at Hotel Stat- | Schuster, 4343 Lindell boulevard, | Pestalozzl gy std pial yomen a | — | - siven this afternoon. Jer, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. | $46.29; Marguerite P. Schuyler. | Masdalina Seifert, S0¢ &iimore | | j ne, $14.49; / nue, $36: lodagras o and Marie A. | ' ‘ ‘Chamberiain oe So Jef at le cn eee eens $9.66: | een, $13. 23; Pine street, 40 39 McPh erson avenue, ’ oe i » ; -2° 1314 ‘Virginia | Serda, 4411 Shaw avenue 32.58: 1 Batted & Made to Order—While you wait | Con = patese cs (Frank J. Schwarz, ‘6314 J. : : ie Seymour, eee ona "Hotel, $12.07 | - E. : avenue, $30.57; Henry RES | — Satisfaction Guaranteed Even in the Most Difficuit Case , ' 5308 uke avenue, $19.32: V. J. ket street, $38.64: Louis H. Shaffer. | § ficial Eye Makers, will be at Se. Louis ~ ae 7: Mt ue, $23.92; Max Schil- sameetioce ‘Alleged Unpaid Bills Are! 3: 139 Washington boulevard. 5053 Catanne avenue, $20: M. F.| | The Marquette Hotel, 18th S/W ashingron Ave., Suite 202 | Sees 250°C": FP venue, $8.93; Slaughter & COULD ko? ‘Ss 1 $10.38; W. O. Seott, 1542 McCar us- | St ffer 5162A Minerva avenue. | This wES ofteet Sam eqemnincts Sopenpsie vo sianas periect color biending end . Bee (43434 55 '® Delmar boule- nue, $9.66 oe _ ONLY 4 f Le P || ana avenue, $15.21; = O. Seuda 31% Ib bd: Chee acid Eile Ghaller. 3632) SORE Se ee & Bet pe Ye Petia Scrat ante cack ers ! —— shipfar. vege 4 G. and/$i6.90: Je . > ' - ° : macs: 10.86 wus Tit sii SNalier, dads | ; * ae . . : wart me o. 99, See These—FX\AMINATION FREE. HOt RS: 8:30 or vies on ersonai | ap ee a EOE I She aay | | FRIE | DO 7 $13.5-; org 5:30: St ey 100-1200. Over Child s Kestaurant on Olive St.. Op. Famous. more, Sii4 Kingsbury acct oe duping ivan avenue, $iS.i1, James D & KOHLER ° Inc. = Shirk, 6608 Eimer avenue 2616 = ONE-DAY SERVIC ot MCL ae ATTENDANTS J Property for Years 192] | $12.07; M. F. Seawell, 5536 Persh- | Shankland, $858 Page boulevard. | § Manufacturers and Importers of Artificial Human Eyes | EARLY Calvin H. Shoemaker, 5243 .B. Smith, a |ing avenue, $14.49; Gustas F. See- | 610.86: 3 L. Shannon, Melbourne New York Office ' | ee: 23. caine $12.45: Shonfeld Edvard to 1924, Inclusive. bold, 3834A Arsenal street, $9.41; | Hotel, $28.27; Sam Shapiro, 1024 h_! 23 East 34th Serect wa . : Louis, Phone Garfield 1800 ae — 400 S, uth Sixteenth street, boulevard, Saruel Seeley, 3412 Thomas street, so nth Eighth street, $21.73: A. G.i oe . Elizabeth 24 Shortridge. 2745A Hi = as boulevard, $60.37, Erle Smitl 4056 Westm! lnater reccnititcomntttaend ith we vin wl tena iced ane CY GLE TRG “CSRS bat Nae? See Saas Mf: Joseph Siemer, 4971A + aha y Miksa, Se a or ‘ ; ‘ . , 4 ee ere alas 5 ’ — . an eee ee # ae eae ae ad ee ne ee 4 ale same ge! Fie. Ka = rere: i aN ta ak cence 2 wees: - . ‘ ‘ me de t om es “> og eee Ree a ae et hes fe Speen Bae SERRA S| Satay! 4 uti t wiystage Come yg Raa a bin aioe So ater ae he a sv Bia Beige ; f v Sos ae i ay we Tay a , es hao eee woe oy ye ne ae ee re z oe ee Se ’ Sse ae be ie. oe eee one 1 -AROT . . ren ort - . Ra csp se ‘s PRO NC a ARE IRE RB © ene, Any he Aen att heels 6 AEE OO gil eT . PAPI Em vl “one oa ' * ¥ gee Gee me NE ET RRS A res be : eigen tk. RS RR po ce, ae . wk * & 7 on : a oy on ' — , es aap es 4 iS The eeventh tnstaliment of the’! ‘ist of defendants sued in Circuit ‘ourt for alleged delinquent per- sonal taxes for 1921, 1922, 1923 and 1924 by Collector Koeln, fol- | Ows: 13.326 & - ae vem Lucas avenue.’ dell bou (ne ; will iam Silverstein, 65936 Smith, 52 ee a r . ad 1e. $9.90; Frank F. Sil- / $28.112 ae ee 118 aa Tonty street,'6240 Aru The POST-DISPATCH Quick Reference ~ « CZEM! ~ Classified Service — bcs proot Tove “a place for everything and everything in its place” - #, bet ee * oe o- = Curt Sachse, 2656 Allen avenue, | $15.65; Henry Salmon, Shardé!! fotel, $9.66; Jake Sam, 712 Mar-' -@t street, $8.45; Pat F. Samm J. A. Sandberg, 4301 La-/| lede avenue, $9.66; F. H. Sand- err, 3144 Locust street. $14.49: ‘ranciscus Sandra, 1729 Washing- - Ward Saner. . $34.15: John . 5143 Waterman avre- J. Sansone. 919 Mor- $25.01: Andrew San- oucie, 357 North Boyle avenue 17.95; Leonard J. Sargent, 4136 | Yelmar boulevard, $9.66; Arthur) Sassin, 4175A De T street. | on 4 ~ : “ js an 8 ° - . 4 “ om , wth 5 MRS a: * MRS mee AE meg a Kt these: ObS ena Bl te te ns a et ee eee =v " . r ay Vdhes oo 4 ge 4. pa ‘ ; eae bias x memetinbtemibiu ce uenhese i,t ee iittala atin amaes > “ - 1 HO. Sgt ended tania ethene abt > % M ae ae em a ti es . ial " ’ ob 160 Ee ry ae ay cmt — aie itn “a ~ ome + ~* ~_- ionty ee 4 r GB ail NII, i MIE. app bm ile $8 AP AE EN AAS HON, By dag = keh Wey: oe » ponainrs = Y cneee - Clarence A. Savignac, 43511. aS5s8i1n t28.01 ECCAUSE 1 WAS, At Manchester avenue, 12.07; John ~ay and Pete Savio. 709 High : : F , treet, $13.79: N. A. Sayers, 4427 Drugging the intestines is a dangerous Pershing avenue. $14.49; Lucinda - VU Scale 4128 nright avenue. habit. When your bowels won't move, iba .. x pohoiatn 2.07; Margareth Scannell, Beers the sure way to relief is washing with ‘otel. $2.41. a reliable physic water—Pluto Water. William J. Scannell 2733 South nga “soampton, $38.45: C. Schaefer. ' No better way toclear clogged internal °946 McPherson avenue, $236.22; J.. passages has ever been discovered. ‘chaefer, 352 North Whittier | Schaefer. | . e ‘treet, $9.66: Samued! Pluto works because it washes—it °615 Dickson street, $14.73: Ed- washes because it is a wafer. vard and Alvina Schaperkoetter, : Richard ‘ *208 Greer avenue, $30.18; This marvelous water physic gives Scherdegger, 7816 Northland ave- Edward Schergens. et you action usually in 30 minutes to 2 que, $2.41; Edwar lL. 1033 Wright street, $27.44: B. | - aoe | FOR SALE—WTD.! A OT RP PR A\iill pigigecigs Are S CLOTHING a ~SR— Grouped Classed S } y| cAVER STOLE —Genuine Northern. | a ian Les -" ries l ar = ‘Br and Bhs ck farina j | | - | } Iotel. 66: illiam C. and Leona! ; | J | its : . “chiermeyer, ¥d18 Pennsyivania Ime exe ATG! ‘y Give yourself just one internal bath svenue, $17.36; Blanche O. Schin- | | : | ev | DRESSES—-Afternoon and evening: ela 4 : : ler, 1742 Missouri avenue, $2.66: | ) 36. FUrest 7692W . | claim with Pluto Water and nothing less than | ae DRESS SUIT—Size o© | We do not c: F’. Schleinkofer %,. | i ! i en a water physic will ever interest you ; sie con 17: aa wc o “wo init aude A\|| Ih Ib ty : a = eats . 7 . e@gain. All druggists sell the genuine Pluto °8i3 South miiteenth street. | ty | lr al D Cc (all 1 WV | rkview 2370. _624 Southw a eat d originating the s ” » : it r #3 . oe , Je Oud | fs . sit ; 4 ‘ . : Dodge Brothers L Schmidt, 2826 North Water from French Lick Springs. Try —aees. Ered one | : | re es Be g Fourteenth street, $12.45; Peter . IN | FUR —Lares red fox-»cheap. Call Col . & a bottle. Physicians a Schmidt, 511 South Jefferson ave- rranye aT 7 T and || Sell Good Used Cars ue, $36. 35: James F. Schmitt seo ign yg a. $ eae 53 rile ine- | ; | Icchnelder. 3821A Virginia avenue ) GVEA SEAS. gad Oe waa . | we do claim to be doi ‘chneider. S3821A Virginia arenes, bones —e F litte oreren: sovess ome tines 3?) Sera | part to impress Gi | ope ll Tienes Brenteny. | 4 | with its tru ‘ 2c ; 2venue, $25.17; W. Schott,. Mar- = | WATER ~%: ees, a Sate o| J Sieg: Norbert scheeiber. 4088 This handy reference directory idea, with all offers carefully grouped : Tare Motor Core ee oie ete and classified, has still further popularized the Want Ads with a ee re ar . ‘er, 5210 Terry avenue, $22.94 ro grea a sepa. | Post-Dispatch readers. The growth in numbers has - | JEfferson 1241 3 : made the Post-Dispatch Opportunity Directories a. ace cae os e bigger and better from year to year. © she ‘Seaer wa —— ae CP Wppgenye aaa — Fs) GE Many thousand St. Louisans regularly use Post- Each of the offers coming to the Post-Dispatch is Dispatch “Wants” to fill their needs. carefully indexed and with thousands of others are 5 When Mrs. B— needs an added income she tidies classified and appear in the pve columns. One 4 the spare room and “rents it to a young man at- under Rooms For Rent—South, the other un- 2 H ave ¥ O tending school,” using a Post-Dispatch want ad to der “Dressmaking and Millinery. @ : | tind the young man. So, too, the business men seek help or capital, buy, - Gitt Sugg aw When Mrs. C— decides “to do plain or fancy sew- sell, and promote profitable investments. 4 ing” to give her the additional finances needed to More than two hundred classifications and sub- educate her boy, she makes her desires known classes appear in the Post-Dispatch Sunday classi- through a want ad and leaves it with her druggist fied sections. Post-Dispatch Wants are, and for to be telephoned to the Post-Dispatch—or if more years have been, serving both readers and . j convenient phones it direct to the Post-Dispatch advertisers “in more than a hundred ways.” 4 A Classified List of nifinn | 4 Timely Holiday Of- "ae fers Today, Tomor- e row—Every Day Un- til Christmas in the Post- ‘Dispatch — The yi a 4 4 ~. The Post-Dispatch Places Classified Offers in approximately - ;... Medium of i 200.000 St. Louis Homes every day. No other the Filion : St. Louis Newspaper can give this service. 4 TAKE “BAYER ASPIRIN”- Gonine| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for The ONE BIG Classified RESULT Regularly Prints MORE People’ Medium of The BILLIONAREA— ae ular aes Than ALL the cher the Greater St. Louis Market. St. Louis Newspapers Combined. Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago DOESNOT Pain Toothache = Neuritis Rheumatism AFFECT Accept only “Bayer” package THE which contains proven directions. emp & “Bayer” haxes of 12 tablets HEART ttles of 24 and 100—Druggists. ines is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacic ean . - GANRD* URE’ Gage’ “Geyer “Geagesy’* ee Re 2 ten ee , , 7 + PEO BRI TE SSS Ay, Pope! ve. a de totes ~ Ce . P MI MW aaa an ee ee a s < Lo eee ee eee 2 Ie ped Pe a eee a - 7 fi ote po tin wee. - wy ere) $F tele, tates ian), : —

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ATC H a ng avenue, | 1006 Locust | The M. Shelby, Farrnous Pace. | Keeley t Page. Treatment for The KEELEY | Dwight, Illinois NSTITU. OF MORE $9.66; Aubrey and Margaret S&i- » ' mons, 5477 Enright avenue, $8.69; eoc(NS SUED FOR E. R. Simpson, University Club, a ($21.73; Harriet Singleton, 1334 SDELINQUENT TAXES p33: avenue, $24.12; Singer & Mos- from Preceding Page. ‘0S, 1727 Market street, $9.66; M. § 7 - “CL 4% -99 Pine street, |SOUth Jefferson avenue, $14.66; 5 M HW. Sherman, 5624 Wa-/|$9.66; Rudie A. Slamer, 2723 Ac- ' . a avenue, per Ps 3 ‘ sigh Shaw avenue, $8.93; ‘Slaughter, 210 North Ewing ave Eyes e Hate) 1800 CHRISTMAS. ‘ae SHOPPING. EARLY ING? ghipfar, 4812 Delmar boule- /nue, $9.66, T. Sleeper, Beers Hotel, $13.52; KBdward G, and |}$16.90; John J. and Mary F. Sloan, saa Shirk, 6605 Elmer avenue, /5616 Bartmer a enue, $33.81: the Post-Dispatch is housands of others are , Proper columns. One South,” the other un- ery. k help or capital, buy, nvestments. assifications and sub- ispatch Sunday classi- } Wants are, and for both readers and hundred ways.” ximately ther ‘2 \TCH RE People’s LL the Other Combined. eee, tT Washington boulevard, $60.37, | Erle Smith, 4954 Lindell boulevard, 4 Shriner, 4056 Westminster | $96.60. » $7.96; Joseph Siemer, 4971A Harry Smith, 821 Market street, eal strect, $13.52. | $16.90; Henry M. Smith, 4107 Lin- kes, 2702 Lucas avenue,; dell boulevard, $19.32; Jacob L. 45; William Silverstein, 6936 Smith, 5164 Washington boulevard, inn avenue, $9.90; Frank F. Sil-| $18.11; Jean K. and Perry C. Smith, w 4118 De Tonty street,'6240 Arundel place. $48.30; Lulu CZEMA ‘}] CAN BE CURED Free Proof To You vour and address so I can send you a free trial you just to try this treatment—that’s al—just J- C. HUTZELL in the Retail Drug Business for 20 years. I served four as a member of “dena State Board of Pharmacy and five years as President of the Retail Druggists’ “eton, Nearly everyone in Fort Wayne knows me and knows about my successful Over Five Thousand Men, Women and Children outside of Fort have, according to their own statements, been cured by this treatment since I first i er ... . 7 a PEcroma, itch, Salt Rheum, Tetter—never mind how bad—my treat cured the worst cases I ever saw—give me a chance to prove my ciaim. me your name and address on the coupon below and get the trial treatment I want md YOU The wonders accomplished in your own case will be proof. - CUT AND MAIL TODAY 6 HUTZELL, Druggist, No. 5304 West Main St., Fort Wayne, Ind. | send without cost or obligation to me your Free Proof Treatment | } : j & a ' 4 Age and NOT ORIGINAL We do not claim credit for originating the slogan “Dodge Brothers Dealers Sell Good Used Cars.” But we do claim to be doing our part to impress the world with its truthfulness. z ~ ; 2 1 4 i % q “a 3041-43 Locust BI. Used Car Dept. JEfferson 1241 A USED CAR {[S ONLY AS DEPENDABLE AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS IT . i | ] | | Tare Motor Company Int SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1920 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 5 A. Smith 2622A South Jefferso| Super, 4566 Athlone avenue,|and Cora E. Sutton, 4764 avenue, $9.66; M. C, Smith, 4537/ $15.93; Clarence A. and Ruth Sur-/| avenue, $7.96; W. HL. Sutton, Mar- |McPherson avenue, $17.07; O. W./tin, 4121 North Newstead avenue, | quette Hotel, $12.07; M. Swanston, GIVE FE WHOLE FAMILY A GIF] | $12.07; ] Hi e ‘and N. W. Smith, St. James Hotcl,! $26.40; G. Sussman, 5041 Cates/210 North Sarah street, } saci 210 North Seventeenth E. Sitlington, 5370 Pershing ave-| $24.15; Elmer Smoot 3927A Folsom | Cliffe, nberlain avenue, $14.49; | nue, $36.70; Ancel Skaggs, 1910 | avenue, $12.07; Villa Snail, Duchouguette ' Hotel, $24.15; H. E. Spalding, Bg 2et, 2.07; og. & C8 Shelton, nts bp sat |Arthur Skaggs, 2619 Lafayette! Charles R. Snider, 908 tues Bot. erlarid, a. John J. Sheridan, 1: ‘avenue, $12.07; C. Skente, St.|/ing, $19.32; ‘Martha Snyder, 462° » ayenue, $9.66; Gertha| Regis Hotel, $9.66; Dr. Philip! Maryland avenue, $14.49; M. Sof- 5719 Waterman avenue, ‘Straniker, 4333 Maryland avenue, | fer, 663 Skinker road; $9.66; Far- | bara Somers, 2017 South Grand $23.92; Max Schil- /comac street, $11.59; Clifford | boulevard, $9.66; Gordon B. Som mers, 4312A DeTonty street, $27.12; a iate'screse'!*| VITAMINS FOR MOTHER | Olive street, $14.74; Archie M. Sou- tee, 1224 Dolman street, $10. Paul, Souris, 1 strect,| avenue, $21.73; Dr. George Sut-|Thomas Sweeney, 4063 Kennerly 4225 Lindell boulevard,|avenue, $8.45; William J. Sweeney, $48.30; Oscar V. Suter, 1773 Nich-|380 North Taylor avenue, $13.52; olson place, $18.36; Allen V. Suth-|A. 8, Swimmer, 56838 Westminster 5503 Vernon avenue,/} place, $24.15; E. J. Swinks, 3707 207 Washington boulevard, $13.28; Roy | 5817 Delmar boulevard, $9.66. Greer | ee ee aa Come Out to 6601 Page BI. $14.65; Austin A, Sutherland, 6117 /| Olive street, $19.32; J. Stebvelman, $5 O P _ ig Builds a Home for You $6: The discovery of the health-giving Buckingham An- | nex, $12.07; Ira -and Emma “| __ value of the vitamins of cod-liver oil has Sparks, 4917 Northland aveaue, | . $25.35: Mra. Sadie Sparks, 6044 proved a double blessing. West Cabanne court, $14.49; Abra- ° ham and Sarah Sposser, 5109 Cat2s Many mothers who how vibrate avenue, $12.07; ' i — ing, $28.25; V. | Goodfellow avenue, $16.59; Georsze ing, 1412 Syndicate Howard E. Spald- with health and vigor because vitally P. Spaulding, Trust Buuld- oe nourished, are pleased to offer a meed Specia, 6356 Daggett avenue, $8.69; of raise to Scott ’s Emulsion, rich in | Mrs. A. D. Spencer, 5782 Kingsbury boulevard, $9.66: F. W. Sperlich -liver oil vitamins. nroprietd’ Chippewa Tire Co., 3747 South Jefferson | Willlam Spies, | Street, $9.66. | Thomas Spirros, | Spreckelmeyer, avenue, $18. 4229A DeTo javenue, $29.07; Herbert $626 Oregon ave- nue $12.07; George Srnanek, South Twelfth street, $127.75; Hi. Stacey, 5786 McPherson a nue, $57.96: Fred J. and Stella M. Stafford, 5768 De Giverville avenue. | $30.67; August J. Stahl, 2238A Ne- ; braska avenue, Stahl, 6510 } $123.16: Mary Stalling. 5064 Wash- ington boulevard, $14.49; Mrs. Stapleton, Wa $12.07; Henry Stark, 4038 Hum- ; G o.68) eee At Your druggist Price 60¢ and $1.20 OPEN EVERY DAY THIS WEEK UNTIL 8 P.M. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY UNTIL 8 P. M. ’ershing avenue, : EEE Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N.J. 26-13 GE + “4 shington Hotel, Phrey street, $27.28: Oliver Steel, 1170 North Kingshighway, | $8.45; M. F. Steffen, 3703 Wa ington boulevard. $64.48: Albert E. | 0 Virginia avenue, Steidemann, 271 $17.82: Mildred del! 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PAGE 40 ___ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - es ________§UNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER. 5, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — == ety MMT MAM TT i | - 2 . rm — | a y V L D MAN 4, @ RY oh = TIS WI Ne We Will Hold Any [MEAN NATHAN ON RADIO... urchase for Christmas Delivery jes ‘ > se) D daa ~. hehete v % . ” Eee A ced pias SN Carat nage Mb oLD an Be 2° ares - =e a Seep ho RA oe ee ‘~ wpe a caee sie odiele Sane ENON. ue RR in einige ee Pity wast toed s i ‘4 , 4 4 ia ls TIALS 5 ae A s , oe 4 a By Re pe rat os op . ' PARP as “ rene 3 toe at ‘met ee tees ‘ eoyek yelp al 2 saetheth GSN RRO 1 Ae a — dh “er aa ' : +e Tishiins ‘s/ctseiieli ack ts anu hinateen aniiedine ee ee ee SS cpp oslo APRN Rail I Sg BOB 3 ey 9 Lad (i, \ ~ " 1102-1108 “it vaya | 2 Doors West Olive Street | (4¢/ Sx | of I1thStreet AOS Ae teu a —ers oa * + - NA AEE BO Retry acm 5 eae Wy har Mae 2 ero i. Me > 42 pallian 2 Mii ~. — et a f £27 34% H . i ee and cons (vr a | - 7 When You Buy That Christmas Gift at Goldman Bros. 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Purchase for We Will Hold Any Christmas Delivery ‘tL 7 A, if. ‘J yj Yi Y Yui FIVE PART NATHAN ON RADIO e piphon Director, Who Will £ wire on “Siegtried’’ From PKSb, Answers: Criticism. “| have found that most persons B. object to radio don't take ye to listen to v orth-whil ic” said Walter lecture-recital on “Siegfried,” will b: mefnext Saturday nigh me from KSV. Hie was ting on published criticisms by Jean Nathan of radio and eadcasting. Tako a 3 sin on a Second-rate stu advocate JDamrosch, Wagner's fea- ’s broad- the COli- 4 . » eo, ¢ ehea} iativ S/ even the most ardent f radio admits that there ure of these—and thi be music,” Damirosch *RBut neither is the villi aa music, and it’s as fair Min broadcasts With second-r: feria) as it ig to judge anything Becond-rat® material. porge Jean Nathan's real is to find something in America ect to, and the under-financed Mig station coming into a io Judge te hls}. ‘ homie gomething to pick on PNow, liking music is large); ) or of habit. At our concerts gelv [Mew York we have some regular mens who in the beginning did . 1, . . 3 " SYN PNoOpnies OT oy ili r s They came to 4 st iwice care for sonic music. once or pecaugsge tneir . " ™ * ees 3 es or sisters O! tri nas prowup; ni > “+ » } Qn But aiter vecomming j TWilsia? Mh some of the works of the mat masters a real appreciation aroused. Then again, you met remember, there are many pple with an inherent love for phonic music that could Maeve this satisfied by any other rm Ss than through the radio. | “Many of those who wrote to me miowing my first’ Balkite Hour Cert*said that they had not an Pport inity to hear such musi y years. There are only 13 Mee symphony or Mulation of over 100.000.6000. Nat- not ; nestras y. the vast majority of our ple cannot go to the concert ic hare ? - Wie re the Sse piay., Broa: - Out-of-Town Customers ’ Pay Us a Visit We will arrange ensy terms and pay the freight to your town, We deliver by truck within 30 miles of St. Louis, Bling of symphonic music wil! Mge all this. It will not only e the people like it, but will Pbring it within their 1 . Peiven the means of reaching Ppeople as they can be through radio, it is possibl tn em Musically without educate limitations. just as easy to accust ile good : Th peod- 4 nusic as to bad. 3 ARTICLES —) WARDROBE, WRITING DESK DRESSER, $45 Value, on Special Sale mw ilearn the language of sym- Ric music, they enjoy it. It is a question of tramslating th: age to them. proof of the great interest fine music arouses th is the fact that I've had to ed us to this step. We had Originally s theduled Ci Ure recital on ‘Die Gotterduaem- ng” for Dec. 11, but. instead. Wil] lave ap ried.’ *, #9 VEREADY ORCHESTRA TO BE BUCK ON KSD TUESDAY NIGHT 8 o'clock Tuesday audience of KSD will have the Pertunity of hearing Eve- may Novelty Orchestra which ap- fd in procrams of the Ev eready last summer. mae Eveready Novelty Orchestra be a evening the permanent addition to ma Tuesday's evening's program this first program which wel- ms them back on the air on day will be made up almost en- i the orches- Vocal artists of the Eveready Peup Wil] Eveready Welty Orchestra tn this pro TTY CROCKER TO GIVE IGHRISTMAS SEASON RECIPES of selections by "> " # 7. Suppore the Biankets or Comforters Make an Ideal Gift wll mente | | 2 "$3.99 fer _. aa ead This Bedroom Suite m design, quality he with mirror in $ Mith triple mir. dobed. A recular . — ed te | MET TTD) Crocker, home servic: PG iiSt who broadcasts every ponday, Wednesday and Friday - KSD wil! begin tomorrow a me Of Christmas ® With one on Christmas ions, Rher talk W. agnesday Crocker ill tell about *y ~* ¢ , prepara i€Pii con- morning a ice « ¢: “hristmas presents she plans ge this year which will be € aD her own , ‘ } » HRILCHenN. the Weekly COOKINE schoo) ut "hy mn Which Misc (‘rocker will dcast Friday, rman she will describ Chri : =? > ‘ ~APISLMTias recipes for th: ; WSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ON WIZ AND WGY SATURDAY e Russian conductor, Serge ~ vatZky, will conduct the Bos- Symphony Orchestra in its a from WJZ and WGY, at | Xt Saturd ~ >i : ‘ | CYUOCHICS ana cS Gay night. The or- “ will . ‘ +. . " lil be piaying it} osyme- : hy Hall. Boston : “ John P Mars} al} will] give * fadio audienrcs information ™ COMimen: | AVL es OOre Spond ge to the “ae Programs used by the “s Yinphony Hall eS lacis regarding selections ~ Program and biographical * ‘Concerning ine comiposers ~~ ©'vct. by Prot. Marshall. In- HMOs TLS WITH e broad. |! rough a poor receiver is certain- two of my lecture hours t als of “Siegfried” instead -of* The great mass of letters w: Wed requesting in more det Music of the Wagnerian op - OER IN mY my rn EB Om my » “~ Wy D Wo Z Y i cal SL a 7 7 | f ~~ 7 Y , : Y Yy Y Yy - Yyyff od oes (STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH) | Re tee Mabel Garrison Shares Hon- ors in the Atwater Kent Hour With Eminent Hun- garian Pianist. «rg? ST. I upon whfch | called to curb a native insurrection. OE Re ae a Nilakantha, Lakme’s father, stabs Therefore Gerald prepares to leave ; the halyards are adjusted ao the : ? ; 'him and flees. Lakme and responds to the call of | will not put a strain on the Soloists of New York Com- Although it appears at the out-; duty. Healizing that her hold v+:) ports when they shrink, they will set that Gerald had been killed, | Gerald is broken, Lakme tak-s| be too slack in dry weather Lot OPERA ‘LAKME’ FROM Si: pany, Including Genia Zie- NI NG. DECEMBER 5, 1926. again hearing will reveal himself should he be at) therefore the famous “Bell Sone’ but Gerald ASD TOMORROW NIGHT sesso wn Lakme not present. Later sings the song, which Gerald hears | Lakme discovers that he the she was not a - - - oan - - a a 8078 | fatally wounded and bas him re-| moved to a small cottage in an In-'| dian forest where she nurses him | aerial should not be made o to health. While at this cottage, again Frederic, a brother soldier, tnfor 1s Gerald hat the army situs is beliag poison and dies in his arms. allow the aerial to wobble. The halyards used to support the because this material shrinks when wet and puts a great strain on the aerial wires or supports, sometimes enough to break either of them. If linska, to Be Heard. edd odetoaatee En nter 0p ow Pip A a Ay Gites” es “de ty > pos oe a The first Atwater be broadcast in Kent hour to December wil] bring to the audience of KSD th. voice of Mabel Garrison, describe as “one of the loveliest lyric so pranos before the public,” and the art of Ernest von Dahnanyi, emi- nent Hungarian and conductor. Orchestra Pianist, composer The Atwater Kent under the leadership of lL.ouis dlin will participate in this hours Sundev gram which $:15 tonight. evening radio pro- goes on air at Miss Garrison comes from Balti- more where she first stu@ied th. piano. Jater she was graduated from the Peabody Conservatory of Music as one of the two voeal stu- dents ever given diplomas bv that institution. Her has been a succession of triumphs. Her seven years as MABEL GARRISON FOLK SONGS OF NORWAY BY VIKINGS TUESDAY EVENING career sinc: coloratura soprano with the Metro olitan Opera Com- pany were buta -reparation for he} success” concert tours. So great ? t he 0.7 erie } } . tt" } 0: r At til até ©) - 44 opera Nel hool nt Stockholm, pp We - " > . ¢ den lie was graduated from this Roval Opera of Stockholm as aD STRAUSS PEYTON PHOTO ERNST VON DOHNANY! ’ is . ‘? (armen. ' 1914, Ljungkvist “Pinkerton” Juan” in In April, the role of Butterfly” at in Finiand. Hie 1916, and has mand in the concert arrived in heen in field. York in ‘Don Sane in ‘‘Madam five gala: programs New de- KOKA OPERETTA TUESDAY The first ol al P "= * 7] a at 8 p. m. 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At very moderate prices— featuring the Table Model, Buy where the Louis house EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE KNABE PIANO AND KNABE AMPICO Hardman—Mehlin—Fischer—Sch altz—a bler—W erner-—Fischer Ampico On Convenient | Deferred Payments makes OF LEHMAN. A Most Complete Stock Now on Hand ON NADNANNEQN-N AKO SANNENAANINENSE DDN OS-0NAD NENA DINE DNEDNED SONU NU US U-SUPRUAUAUNU-S USE ~ NUNU NU SUZNU ANU AU, NUPAUUPATUP TUPATUP Tera: a a ae ‘e presented in tabloid form under lirection of TT ‘clock tomorrow evening, through LSD. ype r y } , ne | nr Benedetta, ti Rollins, baritone; Ruisi, basso. notable t the Metropolitan Opera and {nj| cl i | ¢ - company with soloist. opera are jaid in Ind a. India and | ficers breaking through the fence | and “making | beautiful garden. 'ficers named Gerald is charmed by the spot and will not leave it de- spite the warnings ef his brother fficers that the spot is dangerous. ' Oo oe | | While in the garden he sees. the maiden Lakme, who upon secing him fails in love. -Knowing that -her father angry and would probably kill the fficer if he found him in the gar- {) dG father discovers him. street bidden to sing the song which tne soldier heard in the garden, for her father has is presence therein. opr: . . w if “Lakme by ] 917 ry? 't.. - 44 en Th ie grand opera, “Lakme,” will sO aris on April 14, 18432. Cesare Sodero at 9 Soloists of the WHRAF Grand a company to be heard will de: Lakme, Genia Zlelinska. ino; Mallika, Devora Nadwor- contralto; Gerald, Giuseppi di Carl | Nino nor: Frederic, Nilakantha, °2 which was composed Delibes. consists of three | produced in| It has had It was first revivals in late years, 1916 by the Chicago Civic Opera Galli-Curci as tne | All of the scenes of the} e first act depicts a garden in| a party of English of- | their way into the One of these of- would be exceedingiy | ote ae she bids him flee before her | e second act shows an Indian scene. in which Lakme is | 9. 2 as ‘i about in order that the found out Stromberg-Carlson Radio The Instrument That Has Astounded the | World With Its Performance Open Evenings MUS /m COMPANY. 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PAGE 2A __ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 3 been soiree — i ; _ NEW STAT NS — ® has shown a speed of 200 words KER fF | i : Today's sc: = } New York to London Radio nes shows s apesd of 300 eee a ee ee ee K S D PROGRAM WEEK OF DEC. 5 PARTS OF UNITED STATES cs .Man error in transmission sent a DIFFERENT a CONSTRUCTION CENTRAL STANDARD TIME Ss distance of 3900 miles and record- | ; i 545.1 Met 3 Sta Beam S stem Is Plan ned ed there in dots and dashes on an Among the talked-of loud speak- Ine J ana ven -_ ge a wide duel” ont S ’ y, D 4 | 545.1] Meters 2 os : l¢ ? > “8 be: ‘sy } ; is 7h oe ry +2) on an¢ he Ais ——s tv, ] JT, £2.30, og os E ° ts ~tY -4 ’ 2 i > : 4 . ~ i ; : 3 "T> ~ F of Few Weeks. the last four weeks the volume 0} ‘low clarity—an entire absence, of Musical program by Major Ed- 9:00 P. M. AFI, Los Angeles (26; M.}—8:45, music anist, composer and : ms “ messages has doubled. ° * 7 if Bowes ‘and the “Capitol | ith Brothers, “Brade” and appreciation chat; 9. organ recitlai; 10. accompanied | by the Wate: spectral h b -et til] mys. | blurring and distortion or chat- ilv’ from the Capitol Thea- i “Mark.” ciaseic hour: I! Mary Lewis. vnma Kent Orchestra under the | y — Dec 4—Nin: The The beam system, SUll a IDYS-| h it New York City, gai ee | donna. Metropolitan Opera Co; 12.//] rection of Louis Edlim e WASHING TON, ec. ar tery man is easily explained. itering’’ are said to characterize it. f, -Ne 3s vb ky | erehestra. soicist. plani is ‘i ) , Zz nist, *¢ sb a r Y ; eS be a ie . * “ky ‘ i . 7 t is v4 Mae, a oe. te ~ ai 7. he Le 3 ee we on Ae Se ~ Eber * % yy’ f =~ te tulle we AO RYELEOOR LN OIE EAB ES RN AR m . GF) 9 he ser * ieg tas evlng Ahi Net ale Se. Maes pe, system oO: ; ' ik pe : ? ean: lonis , He her engi pe astonishing purity, it Lelidiahnte iooamnnmntaa | tr the ang — } an nress meseages air liane mail service. Other engzi- on Om + +h eM y le 4, a} a Coil uctor, _ & com} siamese a S sal . : on * : _— oo se pasion a i New York is | neers believe it will result in low a ee SS ee also takes any volume. Atwater Kent Orchestra under Goodrich Zippers under the di- ip . * 7 ii 4 + M * , >. os ’ ~~ v is = 4 + ’ = A > i on . hk i -~ 7 Syn ts) © 78. “ . : ; ” } rT ion if ¥ > 3 f between London and : |waves which spread simultaneous T) Amplion Patrician is a rich- the direction of’ Louls Edlin | rection of Henry Burr. ar A ne ey ~ me. , sMethe KFUOQ—545.] . wl wee 7 * ~ . 4 Ciat pi Cop Denver | , Church (German): “Christ tig gia = ne ® - ; = of weeks. That was the er rates. At any rate the cable ,.. 3, 21) siroctian T gy of _ : | F 2 7 : a — : matter of k a : ly in all directions. he energy 0f 1) carved cabinet model of the air Monday, Dec. 6 riday Dec. 10 . is cand cme yd : YT 3 “ ? “ . A. 5 o- Prophet.” Rey. epinion today of radio engineers and wireless companies are pro- each wave or series of waves 15) .oiumn type of loud speaker! | Pe : a - " p “4 iit ; _+ = = ‘ =e (UUs taal z a pay Caw a . just completed a study ceeding with programs Of €xpan- thus dispersed more widely the!» nairectional and t i Luc 9:00 P. M. 8:00 P. M. i : is : se | west eat ae oi tae xO Bie 1 7 . San Francisco (428.3 M.)—S. or- = cr. German Ima — ——" ire This makes a S#tmes sas Cit 2 ii. den eh pee Vay teen, ep tO Ta tae ay... who have vi a? , rater 2 ted at pres- si sent systems. ‘ . oa ae - BPR F m ° : nn’ ai a * seth —— further each wave travels, ffOM gosired, softly diffused mellowness The WEAF Grand Opera Co., Kermit Rooseveit, ! = chest 8:35. concert: 10:33, con M.—Shut-In ent between London and Montreal. | Beam System Explained. its source. It is fo his reason a-¢ * ~ ey OP Se wi directed by Cesare Sodero, pre- ' Ernest Thompson eton, Ae crchetr. Seeun: “Shs Senko i . me ; . , &h ~~ . : » « sp, it aseen ; ‘ ai OF repré duction axkii ‘ ak LTO 73. eonitin the onern 6st a kme * E tab- w~ $37 tel] two of } . ‘ ‘ i 7 — os . ee . a . s nt r ” at eli What effect it will have on cable The Marconi beam system has that re ception of programs from ¢ieno lin se Ta corte eer nanan pe see auspices ef the Wood- oOuston Sng ts a vf Ed- faptized Shall He "7 : | ‘ - 7 ? i =¢ . ‘ ——— SSS O1G Lorin. : S niet “2 or ” . :" i€ > aiv 8. ‘ eater organ. ‘ 2 eit 7 " ~ ireless transmission | been in operation between London Gistant stations on an ordinary re- , craft League of America. M ‘9742 M , 6 ’ omit 2% ae = ee ‘ A — = = : ¥ Wings (5:2.5 M.i'—-9. Grand il. SeUSicai rog am by rg et is weaker than fron: Tuesday, Dec. 7 8:30 P. M. mbie; & , organisi; 1U0:30, Arkan- “yl of Concordia wine can be concentrated on the receiver 9 bine sas irave so ~ feld i} : 3+} 7° . : rat are 7:00 -. M. La France Orchestra, directed i — 30 studio ee ee 49 9 ; o7 2 with a lo-degree reflector 2 by Anna Byrne. com . Chie Su Evening . ate es rt -ssenge! >f a pW » ® ~ * ind ordinary w ( 3 problematical. Some engineers’ and Montreal for one month. It ceiving s | nearby stations. Energy Is Concentrated. . ‘r end the energy is multi- Ch Vikings in a program of luk classical ~ : Me nee : ' > rr. ™ ">? 7 a = ; , wipes " - on ‘ ss a a = 7 =T PT " > } F rT? ~ = ian 4 r ; : os - Tc? - a , + Through the instruments used tmea from what would’be C BC pes i by Greta 9:00 P. M. Fort Worth (475.9 M.)—9:30. . Theodore Laetsei, Great Other new stauon . ° . . aa Le. a4 4 ss & L 4 “ ha y io : > Ti / TIF f - . — ’ A 4 7 ? ~ Lge ; ‘ o* ° P . . : # beam transmission. instead of th tig ge a oe bib orpadie ahd Samuel Ljungxvist. Whittall Anglo-Persians . . 7. LOL solos, rewned ~~. Y = 4% ' Hielen Soares = degrec ye th ; : . . concert; 9, axwell ous ur. ass solos Henry ... yf Tthaca, -* » Cyess o-degree radius the Sig- Jollv Buckeye Bakers of c Ai ee 2aSS SULIOS FL Cus aon O —— on ? . ai ee ee a were oe ’ hy me be rm twat Kent hour } . astor Subjects. “Tite ~ a "WPR the Detroit t e arc Ot that angie rece sac. | Sen oper tac + a +1y 4 fol] ~ = Wednesday Dec 8 Er Z 8 “— 3 oe = = Res we ¢ 2otVs “uu - ° : ' gmeters. and VW \ E = L468 >-~see male —— ~Tto ie - I ~i G os - . ’ ? The St Louis Symphomr, kat ‘ _—~ete of 4 ory | * : ’ ity - ogy Pr ~~ oll rT artn Tit. using the 309 . : 2 ; 2 ais 4 a - ‘ 1 ra’ MOK J es | ; * a i i? =, a . . : - _ . P 7 + . - " o be - iia Ohare . ; " = 5: . 8:00 } M. the direction ot Rudoiph a e Saba 5 240 M. ibe : M } ; r anc : : é | - rom 14 Uuet T -. . % : i - ° a - o . ae * A « i. ss. . s * at Sad: 3 ; roupba ae - on 7 , , . , = . ~ is . : 7 2 ee “{ : "Ff : >. r _ D ¢ r 2s ; of a 240-Kllowatt station broad Rae a Fi on eG T Apply a Bmall daub of rubber’ ar the chaf , + ' allow } Lompeon . orchest: st. yUis ruth Center, : ghts, lil, is operaune : - eer amen miar Sys d . CRicago (302.8 } mncert artimann, pastor. “Bd! cre A i. at Tacoma, casting in all directions. a sal i ‘sa nen shieiii ies dees died alana allele va : t ete Tha we , ‘ There - alse . Pe - i | r cement around the neec le nat rhe cemen i4 ° ‘ . I ns ; iJ ann Gea ~ ae : © 40. etrin r 7% re y ou the “ il t b . ' by th Puget t pr uces €x wisite + . -_ Cees i a - an -ceivin St Ion 12 cone smeake if i la evel ary weiore UentenNs — but, B ll and Gosden: &-8:1. pusic: 9: j . . ; atin Co is system at the receivin; ' — hi oath Seats Pa. thue a rubber ur music room: 3am (nH an ty 9 P. M—Request program: “ ee ae music as it 1s drawn fe ; | which the advancing wave rot a stage gas r ed a bi rrattle that i @- | After tightening the nut, apply| 29:29 ‘icliniet: 10:20, Bau ; oe familiar aymas Of across the strings, the “~~ | Ell Luddite loc thts ee Et ee Tt eh eee amb myocar tubes in your radio r roduce I } ume Lse the Kin L ft it 7 n mt nat | th nut anc shaf meen Do no 10. i Moine 4 (3! => 3 : u 7 jj remains -rmi-ft Xible matte Tying tiznte | ne nut more nan nece J Pontiac (516.9 —9. song serv- , | a for your enjoyment the pro | CROSLEY’S | cezatne srlclnibic afer ving fighten the nut, more than neces | Wake Poiac TOS 30)—2. ae eer] SUNOAY. 300 ms on the air. 1G BIG HIT “ayers ial uciat bf edanettion. of the meedie [through the firet. costing. pig ey ee sugy |] tkeara: by "Wade Pallere a : . : ; ; - — . ' Mia? -et} House ™ , +. T1a , SOIOTST. a ehi h uality of Vesta Tubes f i _ ae — | LS, Chicago (344.6 3 Littie _ 4300 P. M—Serenaders aes chad faithful reception \ Gy (927 MODEL SINGLE- [UTR Jie i t ’ +9 INTERFERENCE (wie as ors as piss eis, ||| Harry Lange's Orchestra iE the five wave jum “ « ; : . ° Gh its si one '« § i eee eethover Td ee es Irchestra. . 39 5" porta Statior : of voices and music in their iY DIAL CONTROL «= AA es s* VELIELEE ELIMINATOR] wisi se fe one eS SE r45, | SASF: we _sxoorae! maladcuarers a tProvience * ’ HN ; ay B EF & | | ; ’. Omah. : Sunday Night Club. a ich moved from 209.7 t o334.2 most delicate shades and in- CONSOLE a : . | a CREATECT COLLAR Value eee Tee is en 10:30 P. 3.—Orchestra, Qa Ws. ancthas Ge flections d ist se — | a No Radio Outfit Compiete without it . Davenport (483.6 M)—6-:30, church music. a sxe ‘th temdeeiene . and consistent, unvar) Is In its beautiful two-tone cab- HP wee eee * hill : 1 erty. Operatenen ony set~ettach ; ee : $300 P. M.—Lecte"e.’ j 5 meters, and KWTC,/ ST. LOUIS, MO. OTHER 1927 CROSLEYS ff | aa | a : device x achageprom their ori : ! ge aad Children’s sermon, .“ : °D the South Dakota College picte and installed in your ; Speaker Built in : t ing to bay. :. Wr descriptive Nterature before buyir Set. wat SRE bas oe Soper: | | | WHOLESALE RADIO CO. nore ae an orchestra of 65 artists” ht. 1926.) So nigicd ch: Ga oe ee Ore Te trelied sets. Uncer present con- ; “Jass”’ Klein and “3 Someat Coal ‘anet, & J wont . —Questic 6.6 to Sca meters: I Paw- fect radio satisfacti Specially priced - ” 5 de 2 2 complete, in- 97 50 FRED CAMPBELL — $ s : ° — ay aa a 525 SUNDAY. ti A. 3 ‘so 243 meters. improved Results with Tube or Crystal ” : ran " Cleveland (289.4 M)—&. orches. Cubvin Dobson. D. : = . . “aa a a me oem 2100 Indiana Ave. .8S. A. 5 Tubes No. 5-38 place Glorified.” went Uteh 1927 4 " STEINITE LABORATORIES, 423 Radio Bidg., ATCHISON, KANSAS 211 N. TENTH ST. : es mpie-6 to 260.7 meters | 9 WSBF—273 Meters ihe station which left the air! chestra, Tom Terry, © a HOUSE FMpRe unc «oO } || GArfield 0875 520 PINE Pine at 6th | ) Mitchell Rapatest ama 5 cia Mail Orders Promptly Tiled. | | This a oe hestra: Joe Terman Doris Doe contralto concert and 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. puy : tore yo er Samolorft, @ Biorio singer, will be the soioist prano: Creatore’s Band; G@ tine Marson in °* e r : : | : | Bottom versus The C York ith: mar — ; Musical accompaniment te@ C ble 4 ture “Bardelys, the Miag vers in a prog: ; f | cent,” with John Gilbert | t by WJZ at oy 5 { ‘ca. : > % ~ id iss Doe is appeared at toheareach /' \\ Si ‘| JOHN BARNES WELLS TO $4 0°: psomsnene mune tnt i has toured instrument” —= Gy. 1g, Wy | ven woe, wo mm - 4 Ss a : ; “ry al lia : a John Barnes Welis, tenor, 5 program {feilows: Orchestra ~~ — r es ~ — - ~~ Se , . “8s SP . . . ‘ : ' *;% _ ay , r . ‘ & ; a ee b 4 ~~ + | : oe oe = ~. —— A P A 4 ' 4 Py - . ; he (;ypesies b ~ e. . ; ey. > _Ai a Of Hy ee, 7a ~ 2 ; sy X = es a Of LIO- ’ The Kerry Danes. = 4 = ' ss $ Oo CLOCK tomorrow ve Last Night. Kiera "aoe se , . J > —. gie,.”” Tschaikowsky; “Love 4 —e from “Carmen.” Rize. . pe ag ee A ‘ | lasting,” R. Friml. £& " Me GY GULYGA sus —— eee r “Peggy From “Paris,” ye = aye fram “Mignon. * vty fe ve ites re ~ +m: A ba ateed “Serenade. Meyer ge “Cherie, I Love You, a - — = We h Spanish dance, “Moment st . Acme K1 Faclosed Double C were never bejore schuber. BARGAINS al O Bee. & wo coastal so thrilled by Super.6” 7 = adio Set Acme K-3 Enclosed Single e . > | | a Tidanates’ af Cone, 11 ihes. radio reproduction / (||| ham 6-TUBE T. F. R. Green bronze metal case. Price: $18.$e » | ‘ ~ “that’s remarkable: of all the radio we've ever heard, we've never i - { 8: $ . ad ee : ld TA , . ; sve been so thrilled as today, when, with our new Acme Speaker, which ' my 15 Only in the Freed-Eisemann will BicloshdPese BileiCones daddy got us, we could plainly hear every instrument that was play- A i at _ e nH th tr: ” ’ . Bs hi you find all these features at ijit~—itttw «= orchestra... : Coast-to Coast Reception such remarkably low cost:— (Designed for use exclusively The wonderful new Acme Loud Speaker successfully reproduces = 4 B, T. COUNTERPHASE Sing le control. Shieldi from with the free edge cone) elimi- voices and music in your own home as clearly as they were Originally — 4 nateresonanceand preservethe | Created in the broadcasting studio. It reproduces the voice of the p D e2 Custom-Built erfect Detechommr” ox T _ a Ove cate: ; we ae s SOY at el Gh ee RR a Caer pre RE Ew. ae Bh -€ “ outside interference. hree tones, pure, round and clear. A singer in all its thrilling, tender beauty. It brings out the different : Radio Money Can Buy stages of radio freq uency. A fixed edgecone,to producethe = Personality in each voice, so that yuu can tell one voice from another | He haute nin Whe las ee | same results, would haveto be _—«‘¢ recreates orchestral music so clearly that you can hear each instru- 4 orca $ .»0 irc based Latour . ment playing. It reproduces low notes and tones oe ny ¥ jo . | . three mes the diameter, too as Clearly as high ventions. clamsy for your living-room. notes and tomes. You hear the bass and treble, harmony and pa 8.T Parts and Kits High notes are reproduced to- ; . ' : Carborundum ee All these features are offered eittiboe bra . " All this was not done in a moment, Acme engineers worked five years 3 bs 45-¥ in. this we 6- radio 08 wr ; mony ccekin! tae and made 256 experimental speakers, before they arrived at the new * -B Battery. ...... $1.38 = CHESTNUT

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Ch es OM ALL 5. D STATES ] Todays Programa aN NEW STATIONS KSD . s 545.1 Meters CO HECEVE. LENSES a * i% Te yo s°% . ’ > . : . * he ois S « “~ * —— — LEGION POSTS OF ST. LOUIS TO GIVE PROGRAM FROM KMOX | Starting Wednesday, the Amerti- can Legion posts of St. Louis will —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY ? : "BAL, WCAE, | hee arn a - M.— Musi¢g} broadcast a program every other | m3JD, WLIT. || Pro y Major Edwarg ae ee RVA, WSBT, a oo tee ts orgs Fam._ sy | Wednesday night at 8 o’clock from | } ily e Capitol T) ; , ating in U. S.i—!xk Che. | )—B., organ||| New York City ‘eater, 520 NoW Operating in U. 9. |KMOX. The first programs will | [sa soe; o :30, lit. | S315 OP. -—Atwater ¥ "9 ~ a "avelenotiic 'be sponsored , Toalte > ie ee” service: | Radio Hour with Mabel Kent * Nine Change V avelengths feelin, ( by Walter Runge | rison, lyric soprano, and Err. -— Ynite 2aee 9. musicale.||] Von Dohnanyi, Hungarian ss | and One Quits. _ Hach post will furnish its own | 8:45. music| |} anist, composer and condy 4 talent, either from its me p recital: 10,/ || accompanied by the Atwater | specially engaged art! ‘is Seeted Lewis. prima ||| Kent Orchestra under the q,, Me ‘ ei ae gets — ra ©. 4e-'1] rection of Louis Edlin. = 7 WASHINGTON, Dec, Dina wy bh “4 ag program will be} 8-20 | ! ‘ asting stations have | soitetsar cas Jec. 22 when Fred W. | st, M.)—6:30, | KFQA—280 Meters bew broad: % Stockham Post will have charge. | the )—?, Meth 0, Orphe 8-30. Church (German): “Christ the Pro one a are tw ; - -weomers are two ised Prophet.” Rey, ye 4” Me Among the newcom , S M.)-—8, or- Fischer. German Xymns, | Egg-watt stations, which are Op- 0:35, concert 4. M.—Shut-In Hour. ting as WSYR, ow ned by Oliver |] dress: “He That Believeth ana Me ‘ syracuse, N. Y., and , : an } Syracuse, -N. »» and | »—O:30, Ed-| Is Baptized Shall Be Savenh . Meredith of ‘ take Tadic “wig oad gana q a ates Cc gene Springfield, DWM, nel ny Co ad Manat )-—-9, Grane 1, Musical progran . a adcast ‘ I ark, 10:30, Arka &ram by Glee Migustries Bro 4:30, atud artist i '7, .j—11, band > M.)-—9:30, : Fmphony or- us (416.4 M)—| SUNDAY, 8:00 P, M.—s : at Fourth Church of’ Christ, Scientist. Subject: “God the Only Cause and Creator.” heen licensed wrrendered its license, mounced bY the Department n0u ommerce today. This otal makes o- “~ Club of Concordia Seminary > S ri ie oad ’ io | pringfield, 11] e $52.7-meter wave length, KFWF—214.2 Meters meters; “How to Look Away From tte ° Unreal and Look Toward the and one station has | it was an- | ef 620 plants operating in the J Station WSYR has chosen | ; and KGDO, alice Department, using the 800 | ter wave length: WBKN, owned | of| grams at the same hour on the same nights from WDAF, the Kan- ‘sas City Star station. OPERA “FAUST” TO BE GIVEN ON WSBF WEDNESDAY NIGHT Gounod’s opera “Faust” wil] be given by WSBF Grand Opera Co., directed by Mme. Clara F. Thoms a May ‘Evening | 9:15 P. M.—-Address: “The : h 980 2 through WSBF Wednesday at 9 ‘|| Messenger of the Covenant” NWM has taken the oe operating on 28d : = pier ‘jj pastor. Subjects. “The Neceg. rs, and WWPR, the Detroit) alk, "Se: | sity of Spiritual Perception.” . ; t | AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE RAULAND RECEIVERS A % ON FOR SALE BY MODERN ELECTRIC CO. 620 PINE ST. MAin 1869 better music; | Real and True.” Organ pro. ~ Arthur Faske, Brooklyn, is op- | 0, lyric trio: | gram by Mrs. Charles Freder. on a 219.7 meters: WBJZ, | F 7:30. church || °K Reimers. by Roland G. Palmer, Chi- | Mrs. Robt .,2 P. M.—Service of the 9? ned , - : le eS jj St. Louis Truth Center, Rey, Biggo Heights, I!!., is operating on 3. concert by Hartmann, pastor, Subject; Hij93 meters; KVI, at Tacoma, | Dae, étring ve e ae Neal id. ’ ensemble. |{] cagqos 1° 2 ‘W® WAll to SucsWiach, operated by the Puget; sic: 9 oa s —— oc cr ¥ | a ecco: oP. M—Request program of Hpound Radio Broadcasting C O-. is Bible reading: ||} old familiar hymns by Mrs, ine the 242.3-meter channel. M.)—6:30, | AOEED. Coincident with the. arrival of | a MAi 1869 1) 7:30. or | nine new stations, nine others | iM in ee ee T- : | KMOX—280.2 Meters ged their wave lengths, five | y, BONE SKerv- | | cy ne gg elke 3:00 PP. M—Organ them jumping to higher chan- am ee recital from Scottish Rite Ca. nning back to ag 15 | thedral by Wade Fallert. Anna ls and four Gro} _ eo ee Beckman, soloist. sints where it is believed less in- —8, Little | 4:00 PP, Mm—Serenaders and ference will result. D oiniiaeaaal choir, soloists, Iiarry Lange's Orchestra. . five wave jumpers ‘were 3:30, church | 6:00 P, M.—Herbert Berger's The ; eit ieee NR bneerte,. = Orchestra. MaCBR, a portable station with S M)—7:45, 9:00 P. M.—Skouras Bros. adquarters a tProvience, R. I., , Chapel gery- ||] Sunday Night Club. hich moved from 209.7 t 0324.2 6:30, churce ny ony. )—7 :30, Serv. nm Church, the | or. 10-11. Jac Harry” Geise, ||} McCourt, 3S. J. 3 | 2:00 P. M.—Question Box 9915.6 to 25.9 meters; WI'CI, Paw- | » )—7, sermon- ||| Hour. @eocket, R. I, which climbed from 83 m)—5, | ee ee serene. B9 to 258.5 meters, and KWTC, service. | WMAY—247 Meters a@ota Ava, Cal, which moved 7:30. church | f)-—6, orches. | 715, orchestra. | )UCTS y DIO CO. RETAIL ELD 3753 )in : ‘ [Se 10:30 PP. M.——Orchestra, dance ; WCWS, h music. neters; SUNDAY, 9:50 A, M.— Biblical struction by Rev. Thomas A,} k instructio >) nas land. Cal. which SUNDAY, 11:00 A. M.—Rey R. Calvin Dobson, DD. D., Execu-: tive Secretary of the Presby- ™m 2807 to 263 meters. mon, “Spiritual Building Speci- fications.” Musical, program; | Savannah. Ga. (Copyright, 1926.) PRIS DOE, SOLOIST ON WJZ third of a serjes of concerts by an orchestra of 65 artists di- rected by Don Albert at Loew's» State Theater. : by Mitchell Rapatort and Mason Dixon Orchestra; Joe Termini, Bottom versus The Charlesten. Musical accompaniment to pic “Bardelys, the Magnif with John Gilbert. tine ture cent, : by WJZ at writ. “JOHN BARNES WELLS TO SING OVER WEAF, WDAF AND WSh -— 7:30 Rensively, John Barnes Welis, tenor, ‘sing “All Through the Night,” ‘famous old Welsh air, in the rg |gram of the Gypsies broadcast j : 8 o'clock tomorrow evens | through WEAF, WDAF and WSA | His other selection will be “Sw Little Woman of Mine” (Bartl t | Wells is the guest artist of | Gypsies, an instrumental string semble under direction of Horlick. The program will inclt “Vals Emperor,” Strauss; | phani’"—Gavotte, Czibulka. | gie,”” Tschaikowsky; ‘Love POverture to “Oberon.” Pu, Kettleby. Vocal pris Doe: (a) The Kerry Dane P) Last Night, Kjerulf. Orchestt eesira—Lullaby, Brahms. Pays," from “Mignon.” Thoma ming, Del Riego. ections from “Carmen,” Bizet. another portable 3 ransmitter, with headquarters at WEW 60 Meters Martford, Conn., avwhich jumped. hom 209.7 to 322.4 meters; KFWM, | moved from ° *4a The four stations which droppe channels were ‘ery of St. Louis, preaching, @@rom their original ‘if Children’s sermon, “1 Wifl Lift FDY. the South Dakota College |]; Mine Eyes a pag pe fation -at Breokings. which i hann tloriticd.” Musical pres Banged! prom ses. £0 299.8 mot- i] gram. | ; WEDC, Chicago, which went 800 FP. M.a—Rev. _R. Calvin fom 422.3 to 249.9 meters: KRLD, Dobson, D. D., preaciing. Sere Milas, which moved from 357.1 | so3 meters, ang KSBA, Shreve- | Paul Freiss, orgatist. t. La, which dropped from | | a a ee moe 4 970° ; 2% to 260.7 meters. WSBF—273 Meters The station which Jeft the air | SUNDAY, 1:30 P. M.—The #e™ WEBZ, a low-powered plant) 900 6.06 6M. — Overture | Xoen's state Symphony or IE PROGRAM TOMORROW NIGHT Doris Doe, contralto concert and melodist; Della Samoloif, so-Witiorio singer, will be the soloist. > he " $ . - , cerccans * eat ig gn. he @e Henry Hadley’s orchestra of ® York Philharmonic Orchestra gers in a program to be broad-' tomorrow | Miss Doe has appeared at of the prominent music festi- min the country and has toured 4 the program follows: Orchestra Von Wel s Orchestra—-In a Monastery Gar- solos-——By |; PNaila Ballet Music, Delibes: Or- Vocal | m@—By Doris Doe, “Connaise T Ss. | mchestra—To a Wild Rose. Nevin; | Rhestra—Wedding March—Mid- emer Night's Dream, Mendels. | mn. Voca! solos—By Doris Doe: ? My Ain Folk, Mills-Lemon: (b) | Orchestra— > “ee a | U | lasting,” R. Friml. Selectiod “Peggy From “Paris,” Loram “Serenade,” Meyer Hel i'“Cherie, I Love You,” “Clavelitos ‘Spanish dance, “Moment Musie | Schubert. RADIO BARGAINS “Su er 6” Radio Set 6-TUBE T. F. R. 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Back of them is a definite purpose to produce as good a receiving set as ex- pert knowledge and skill can create—regardless of price. There are several *beautiful models priced Wholesale Distributors Phone JEfferson 0447 RADIO CORP... Chicege, U. B.A. RAUL MAin 1869 MODERN ELECTRIC CO. AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE ON | AND RECEIVERS FOR SALE BY MAin 1869 620 PINE ST. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 debut as a concert artist in Mos-| gram, the orchestra In 1919, she left Russia, sing- | ing in many European capitals, and, | Orchestra, “Old Colonel March’ “ | bike eidince ees doe bus Isa Kremer | vou in, : Soloist Supporting Isa hremer, an or-'! ; and love) lections to be played in this con-| . { cert will be the orchestral prelude on KSD. This will close a series! grew entwined an ivy and vine. ‘of 10 concerts. A new series will | One of the outstanding features start Dec. 12. of the orchestral part of this con- | of fa- | mous love songs from all nations, ! Paloma” of old' bition was to enter the operatic’ Mexico, ‘Don Juan Minuet,” which’ field so she made her debut as is Germany’s musica] interpretation | Mimi in “ILa Boheme.” She was! of love, and ‘Black Eyes,” , which, | called back to Russia and there notwithstanding the title, 1s Rus-_ sang the title role in “Yolanda,” sia’s greatest love lyric. America, Tatiana in “Eugene Onegin”’;' has not yet found its outstanding | Martha inthe “Czar’s Bride’; love tune, so will be omitted. An- “Madame Butterfly,” ‘‘Manon.’’| other expression of iove will be) ———— pr. Leest, Meis- ‘rom “Carmen” will be played. The program follows: Shilkrey “Tristan oC 0 bes oe 8 6 6 le os Orchestra Isolde” Prelude, and a. “Dusha Solovushka’”’ b. “Colomba” (Folk song from Tuseani) arr. by Schindler. | c. “Bird's Courting Song,” from “The Hills of Vermont,” arr. by Hughes. Orchestra, “Toselli’s Serenade. Orchestra, “The Bartered Bride,” Overture Smetana ! PRMDEING, li'l cla lol bk hoo a ole conc Isa Kremer | a. “A Masse”...Jewish Folk Song b. "Lison Dormatitt”.. .Wackerling | c. “Gondollera” Valence Orchestra-—— *Prf eeee Siegeeecs @ @ MTR BE ob bdecencce Gradier b. “Don Juan Minuet”’.....Mozart | Orchestra, “My Heavenly Rest”’—- | EK. Tehar MAin 1869 CROSLEY RADI MODERN ELECTRIC CO. 620 PINE ST, _ PAGE 5A ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TO RESERVE THE RIGHT STORE HOURS 8 LIMIT QUANTITIESEEEEE SAT. AND MON. 8 INE A. Mm. TOG P. M. A. Mm. TO7 P. M. | Mall Orders Send Remittance No Cc. Oo. D.’s —————— wanes fl () NOE BALA LY NEE ee | DOWN mONTH LS NO MAIL ORDERS COME EARLY T ~o1iLee 4 1120-22-24. = TS FOR SALE BY > * MAin ! See Us for Crosley | Radios | 404 N. 9th TWELVE-PAY PLAN No Additional Charge for Credit See Us for Crosley Re dios AC E'S 404 N. 9th oun EXTRA SPECIA ' Me > . i \ CONE ‘ Hy a: ; 4 39 ~earance. 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oar . Se nai bs ns AES thers A I erties sh Sip ip en ee “ Fe Tp Sear sa aR AE i ek ee Peet PAGE 2A _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH n Radio has shown a speed of 200 words a mirfute without possibility of hu- New York to Londo | a minute wit 10uU Beam System Is Planned endless tape. from which jt man error in transmission sent a distance of 3900 miles and record- | ; NEW epnh ; ed there in dots and dashes on — Ss a transferred to message blanks Establishing One to Send Commercial and »°t | — Press Messages, Said to Be Matter been an hour when th fast as relays ol typewriter. > * a | 8 baht 1 the month's test ail jApulyse not function “— perte Messages has q uv P FH FOTOS | jjputory,, * GAOT] Addr) YOuULT,, “Vlyweeyoig VpReTAS,, ° wots MORNING, DECEMBER 5, — ry —* wesare Sodero . T pes “Carmen” ovens at the Polo |Grounds in New York City, the ‘home of the New York Gtants. Must Comdense the Operas. | The maestro is the composer of | two grand operas in Italian, has) iserved as the coach for leading | ‘singers for many years and was) president of the Musical League of New York at the same time that | the late Enrico Caruso was its hon- orary president. He first became associated with WEAF in 192s. Associated with the program de- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH have been supplied for tabloid op’ BATTERY Fl preperation which, if played before | an average musician, would per- | SAID TO WORK haps be overlooked. Upon completion of the es fm “BY tine’ of vocal) and instrumental | nators. Their conventencs scores of a grand opera, rehearsal | meattanes of thelr current ts called first, for the soloists, then ‘which does away with the - for the orchestra of 16 musicians. ty of replacement of “B® These rehearsals are conduct~d in | among the principal poingg the “musicians’ room” at WEAF— | favor. one of a suite of rooms on the, The Majestic cmtnater, ‘Dress he 1 One of this rears radie » 0 c ‘stones ts the rapid advances & mH GOVERNMENT co ENTERTAINING: y 1 Take Control of Programs | a Private Broadcasters | on Jan. !. Be a ; ? 7 — ‘ mn, » A oie kigaApts aM $s sats eg : A TEE eB. Napanee 5 Sail aio ete Riaaati. Caan? “ipaiecns te ataeinaes . - ‘ ’ . Dm - SP gett - et A. ae rf] % Sm Lap ea vm) bose Ti ‘hie pies aa ee see Nageen pind eo Dr deaetatral m 7% : oo Sat ee x ae : x a — — AguoPy | of Few Weeks. the last four week, / / Aug the fourth floor of the Telephone and | product of the Grigsby, 1ent WEAF ts the musical | ‘° ~ ha nage tanto’ which most of the | Telegraph Building at 195 Broad- | Hinds Co.. has 7s deen sul 7% broadcasters are pre- : cate ll spbhnaauatl for the vari-| Way. New York, of which the to age re oo ae m pareee susie the new year un-| Us . ~~ +All ll as the | mic racio ecilor 6 - 7 S pro- broadcasting studios as we . cs i » wholly re-organized ous ego sgn wg ene 5 “¢| executive offices of WEAF are a and Examiner, Chicage, + almost jing to reports re- ee . oem ae a ha | part this to say about it: TEenditions. acco the tabloid grand ope t Py; « 3 the Department of “Com- duty of those in the musical library | The cutting” of a grand oon) ee = Mo i by to rent the various vocal and In-/ score, together with that of a light parr + will cae tee De +0 ; will the changes be. bir strumental scores of grand operns opera, is usually done by the mat | several different testa withta mm Great Brita! n, where the from commercial musical libraries stro two weeks prior to their radio ee iain 7 teen wail rouna ae ment after sub-letting . the | and in turn place them at the «dis- presentation, and the vocal ae which ft would not ban@ieaiitens preadcasting privileges to pri- _ posal of Sodero. The maestro tn- instrumental rehearsals are héid ; four , number nish plenty of. power —s a interesta for the last » oft faa 'forms the program department of one week before. lutely notseless operation assume full control eo Ee. , $3} rect increase ' their value for radio presentation This brings us to the day for “The first test was made mitt ing and Ww il} di ly imer ‘in tabloid form and thus they are broadcasting. As the weekly nigh -tube superhetere@aal . » ene business of entertain- amount im tao0% ‘ . + nt- si ; it sé announced for a future Monday broadcasting of be 1@ tabloid grand ing the standare 199 tube * ‘s A This procedure usually {s started evening from 10 to 11 o'clock in| was left on this set for aaa Beations in the roadcasting | “any ma CESARE SODERO a month in advance of tts radio) New York (9 to 10 o’clock| in St.| 114 1 aig not vary in ame a will be BaF hrough ment maj performance es WEAF endeavors Louis) Sodero calls for “dress re- agreements old le errr 2 to “boc ¥" programs fn detail for hearsal” at noon each Monday. y ar Ae sa ; they learned that he had traveled that p thus enabling KSDand While the term “dress is| used all over the United States with the ¢p vas “network” stations and throughout the theatrical] and mu- 'H. W. Sav ase Com pany: Lawn ucting in turn, newspapers of the country sical — for final costumed re- irk o h C2 ait “he +.” Por f : . 5 (Co. { not o oe int rference etween, The virl of the Golden West. or tour | programs. Grand Opera Ce. SO me ap 24 “I had some doubts ag te qieamr eliminate, imcerser | years he was conductor of the well When the presentation {s f.nally i" costume. It might be said that, er {t would have sufficient ieadcast stations, , man, knewn Aborn English Opera Com- “hooked” for radio the actual work | Perhaps, this is the only grand) operate an eight-tubé . Wave Lengths vpeen pe ' Gainfo any. and associated for a me opera company in the world sing-| De, out half the num- cma flat Bp gem ge ag AF Noe begins. Here is where the remark- | OP : se T eight of the standard ae Having only about Aan time Wi 4 avii ara Griffith. a ah ile mt 1a] iciansh! Dp of Sodero goes | ; ing regu : larly for an aua *nce “i ith- tubes, but was su prised to = y ‘ ‘ ; fic ns it ne pe as — taking charge musical fea- ial action Tt ta he whe must on. | |out having to appear in costume, ,, supplied plenty ef = @ m the United States the dense an operatic score, neta’! Wher all is in readiness for the = ; - the operation was ucisglegg® inion has distribut -§ the ware consuming three hours for a stage | dress rehearsal, the entire WEAF . hs available for broadcasting | . 3 ~~ “ ~ " = = = mb! ae , a4 ne a be received by the new Bris range far in excess of the average RADIO standpoint. In both the grand and ternate sections of walnut and] Broadcasting Corp., under the) . ems Reel . ur , y¥ government Lecense which ets; radio transmitter and wide enough light opera presentations 5 minutes’ hogany, in natural wood fin say, «= ae : , that r nization fer errod | : Nott e time to be con-/ the outer edge of the bell i at organization for a pervod| to take care of any future develop- SE | are allotted as the time to | ting by r ecge on Bo Pa Te scans ‘ ‘ae . sumed by the announcer iz elat-:in black and white pyralin tission or reception. pres ye Listeners Pay license Fee. ag 2 gg pg Ts nad 85 ike IN ST LOUIS ing the story of the opera in tab-/| effect, 4 . rc ee = a ; 4 2 iv : 724 ooo i av ie fe : Authorised Sales and Service loid form. Of course, the story isi The Orchestrion aiso is mag is available for z 4 ; : ; can an ecect - o- k aaca Ling in 1927, on the busis investment of permanent value. io .. C. A. 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Art the low rate, as a trickle charger, it keeps your “A” battery auto- matically at full power, and in effect converts it into a light socket “A” power supply. The high rate provides a ready reserve of power ample for the largest sets. The Balkite Charger is noiseless in operation. a ° In most cases it can be used duri Balkite “B” elim inates “B”batter- - tee are 7 carrent fron Like all Balkite Radio Power Units, it has no Wold), ‘Huoe ‘BOAT d The beam 4 Pai ~ tery to man ae i Post-Dispattn. (gay it will mean simply an it-jp. orainar NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-——Estabd- crease in the number of messages | broadc oe ishment of the Marconi beam | without detriment to present SY8- sions eystem of transmission of wireless tems, just as was the case with | syste eommercial and press messages airplane mail service. Other engi- dia’ between London and New York is neers believe it will result in low- | matter of weeks. That Was the er rates. At any rate the cable epinion today of radio engineers and wireless companies are pro, cho -have just completed a study | ceeding with programs of exp of the system as operated at pres- | sion of present systems. ent between London and Montreal. | Beam System pope What effect it will have on cable, The Marconi beam sy nd ordinary wireless transmission | been in operation betw ‘3 problematical. Some engineers'and Montreal for one VES? RADIQ like theP onaVic That produ music ar across tuber a i He yt cag Paget ops aE eage 5 ay J Wee 9AOrLT UBL pUy,, “Bays ‘ Huis Vey ee , livjlegqivqy] Fae PY as hy ‘* ROTIAT] ,* Zuog NiO. URpe.r 4/ AQAV: uvIesNnYy Suog AgsdAry Uvpwsnyy’ deptudtol Jauleiy eect: OT rs | | H91VdSIO-1S0d SIND LS | | om Mg & uy 1oyeys yy Oday V - sii es ys ae | Meee i aly ee “4 ‘ONU GAT Motl i? ; Ajuo Auf | woely i q ‘AON 'V Pod Aq l90q BUY JesuepUOD o[dyay vee : any Lali A Mag Ber DUES. «Hite “AAA Seaplane te ate, > <a nay My Ng dE BI 7 ~8vuOo A od Aj ) ere ti jolla # IyPM BPA eq Uo JOR SLit Loved a tq Jo i RP ge OO tuUIp 4 ‘1S BAINIO O0e-82-6. * a wv then onnected .— | international pong seul bee a me on ned last sunimer at & ee ae where !t gave equal . the rad! 9 union at paren a ne ew exy Several other sets were thes qeasgieestem of ware length al! “re on) —— on all of which it operateg@iggasmal be '=* auguarated which 3 me : -e : isfactory manner. "Eastea to diminish, if not altogeth- poration vlt) G NV1d La9GNnd ASV NO LHSNOG 7d NV O1IGVU NNVAASID- Gass Bat( ott van I= Q ep sults jo VOI) DAT YBUOADCT GF CERN RR Ret A 9 pn yeaa ti. it — an ton on Be wai. eR ae ~ oF ain Pa qter4 Pape: 7 eed =—_ ‘pox{J) Bopelgd eee ‘AOSUIPTO) OUGO-Up-VOATET, & JUOAUT ce eno-ult IW09 pulse AUT \ c | - oe a ~~ al His most recent success before joining WEAF was his direction of SWALNAH X-¢ Saqn], 6 pur 9-¢ S}9G MAN O89 J, O41" Any Radiola you may select is an et Y : Pe Ce ee ee a ee =~ 2 ay ae S ee ete SOL be 4 Smee PS IE ON AOI no = ao oe Hh =) seme ait hit | . le ‘ | ON WOAW OMAHA ¢ HP Ht bit 4 . hoe Hit tubes and nothing to wear out or require replace- ein =— a Muffled music, faint, far away, nearly Sp At ee co + pee 4 ae ome ¥ e e a F .o.. alae ents So papas KBR a tara ke 7 i . m * eee mae scat ON 4k. Se Se ARETE RM ER IRS OO RC Ee re te mT ment. It is a permanent piece of equipment. Can ME al INA tee! indistinguishable—or strong and clear . . j 7 Mi) ie ~ ‘ less, including power be used with either 4 or 6-volt batteries. Ask Pie ae ee —the tantalizing dance provoking §% Sm ee Balkite“B”-Y, for any dealer. F 1 Prod C : : : im i) BA UL a music of Omaha's jazziest jazz | @ Easy to Install! i” A A , Most owners of your ae < anstee ucts ompany, Inc., : im Mab iy ! | : , , 4 : T . : . ii en Hi) 1) : it | orchestra. .: Efficient on all circuit 3 A etme ap Balkite North Chicago, Illinois. | ‘he 11) | om ? e » Non-directional—so more j= ee | Hh wal = 3 : Your ‘*B”’ battery will determine the aR saticas are logged. — PRICE $]Q50 ' i — strength and clearness of reception ~ nn cute tens ae cco when you tune in on WOAW. E os :, © Your own set will amaze Try the Kleartone extra heavy duty He ° tiens: WEAF, WEEL WGR, WFI,. WCAE, WSAL : ; ! ‘‘B”’ battery. You will be amazed it ° WTAM, WWJ, WGN, WOCO, KSD, WDAF, WOC. Fine Radio—and Fine Furniture added volume and power this will aaEJet the Station FAN Sree | | give any set. There will benotrane ~ Ww Inte | There’s more than a hint of quiet, old-world splendor in the | mission of noise andit willlastlonger — ithout RB q] te e | beautiful two-tone walnut exterior of this Sparton Console. : d * 4 wets Se ~ yey: = bali . Ayrenee * baie ee 2 yeast SO hataale ta bate aly sh ead pote h ap ssdiltiah sitet re " ' , » oa ‘ pire. ey 2 i othe AS sa : dae ie: i. oe OS ae eae! Sn eee. 2 than any other ‘'B” battery youhave | 3 will actually be amazed at Radio and cabinet work are both by Sparks- Withington—world- ever had. Yet the cost isno greater. (MiBe finer results you can get by ike famous old-line manufacturers. eedd 3 4 nga’ Super- Bail’ Antenna. torts cep. 8 Rad. e . : Distributed in St. Louis by 4 fcr radio will have greater "Price $5950. PE U: us A large, built-in cone speaker, suspended in seasoned wood, Butler © eee tea —— er LO £OWEF UN reproduces roundly and faithfully the message to which yéu | 18th and oe ‘ Seng portend — om tune. Equipment is self-contained. | . =a minimum. = | 1 | The Central Electric Supply Co. © Let us install this superb instrument in your home ! 4 1216 Pine Street i et eee kk en es Sako ARR Pico cleo Aa! Ay ota 3) gete 808 SME Nila ie Mea Let us assist you in The Sperten Console, $175. Other Spartons, identical in ; May ero Company, Inc. changing over your quality end differing only in appointments, from $63 upward. | 2 ust Street — oon me "tga 7 ? . Sole Distributors for a F OR BEST RESULTS/ 4ic pany LAMP-SOCKET Eastern Half Missouri and Southern Illinois : at ce 904 PINE ST. CEntral 3454-3455-3456 OPERATED ‘@ W. E. FUETTERER SUPPLIES CO. | KRLEARTON E BE JULY. 2. ‘ Distributors of Vahr- 2123-25 Locust BI. ST. LOUIS = == | 7 neaumenures er : r © « < - : = Se I Atwater Kent } BALKITE PRODUCTS ARTON RAI ye Cunningham THE STRAUS CO. ay THE TR Re meBrown & Hall S 2665 LOCUST ST. . LOUIS, MO. ON ag ta

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Gott me —01.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee _tabioit |B) BATTERY ELIMINATOR oh SAID TO WORK NOISELESS aa ould per- “ | One of this year’s radio mr ‘stones ts the rapid advance toy; the “cut- | perfection in “B”" battery elimg rumental|nators. Their convenience ang ¢ rehearsa! | steadiness of thelr current supply, pists, then which does away With the nece musicians. |ty of replacement of “B” un} duct+d in| / among the principal points of thet é om Private “2s WEAF— | favor. Jan on the; The Majestic eliminator, thee on . | hone an4 | | product of the Grigsby, Grunow ae 5 Broai-| Hinds Co., has Just been submitteg § hich the to tests by Frank D. Pearne, teqn_m@ purope=” , ell as the | nical radio editor of the Herela ie are a ‘and Examiner, Chicago, who } this to say about it: ou OVERNMENT pUMRENTERTANN fil fl Take-Control of Programs | 1 ee — ' proadcasters are pre-' wholly re- -organized | Tn te to reports re-| rgae Department of Com- | shillings one and a half pence zo for programs and general expens:s The government—in this Case, the Post Office—will receive about $1,125,000. It costs about $600,000 to issue the licenses, leaving a fine net profit. The Post Office receives one shilling, three pence on each license. Of the remaining eight shillings, nine pence, the new Brit ” ish Broadcasting Corporation wil; ‘receive: 90 per cent, or seven shi}!- of the first million §0 per cent, or each ' fees; seven shill lion license fe s+ 70 per cent, out of each license fees; 60 per cent, | ings ten and a half pence, out of license |ings, out of each of the second mil- cr so begin the new yar un-| six shillings one and a half pence of the third million or five shillings three pence, out of every we... 3 nd opera di es + wh battery & ‘license fee after the three million of a light ments, I will eay that I h “ny weylarly Will the changes be limit has been reached. Hitherto the mae- svelaeiiiaeias teate ae mad in Great Britain, where the! not more than £500,000 might go to) heir radio an ti Tn not 6 bh ft ands eanent after sub- letting the} the British Broadca ting Corp. ‘n | aed and ound any deasting privileges to pri- any one year, irrespective of the | _ held | which {t would not handle ang : , ode ‘nish plenty of power with abeos te interests day for | tutely nojlseless operation, : wil] assume ys directly | weekly| . che first test was made witp an ee bu an 1a enna | elght-tube superheterodyne get we tne | ‘ing ‘the standard 199 tubes. . Europe numerous| *clock in | Performance was remarkable, tt El muere in " roadcasting | - gay | was left on this set for several aa wations in © # ato ry Through | | ik wa. ,and it did not vary in any way, will be = agreements, ceeeany | wee then connected on a Browgs -sigenahioa at a meeting | is used | ing-Drake circuit for a few da thed last a as Berne, a new and my. | where it gave equal satisfact F the radio serie oth senmintines! gen | Several other sets were then te Bestem of wave ~ ek te ex. | he WEAF on all of which it operated in a gat. & be inauguarate isfactory manner. “I had some doubts as to wheth. er it would have sufficient power tg bt appear said that; y grand , pliminate, interference betw een | rast stations. | - Wave Lengths Distributed. increase of 50 per cent in The ‘any matter” | ment may require. old license was vot reports, or notices.” ew expression definitely affords a ‘loop-hole for propaganda. The five governors of the cor-/ three ggvernors, Sir Gordon Nairne. 4¢o diminish, if not altogeth-| |poration hold office for five years The Earl] of Clarendon, the chair- man, receives £3000 _Gainfor d, the vice-chairman, a year, Lord for the last four | ni mber of licenses tasued. The ef- full control of; fect of the new scale will be aN | the | js r into the business of entertain-. | amount av ailable for the broadcast- ing service. corporation must broadcast which any Govern- The term tn the | ‘any communiques| The | ‘ceives £1000 a year, and the other | Snowden, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 — WAGNERIAN PROGRAM ON WJZ! ners, Viol Soto—aiaurice Leest "| (a) “Prize Song,” from “Die “Meis- | The Leest string trio, with Ellie * . = tersinger,’’ Wagner; Excerpts from Marion BPbeling as soprano soloist, ‘*‘Tannhaeuser,” Wagner. will give a program of Wagnerian music from WJZ at 8:45 tomorrow. WTAD IN BROADCAST TEST night The program | ferns: Tomorrow night Station WTAD. Excerpts from “The Flying! carthage, Ill., will broadcast an ex- Dutchman,” Wagner; Soprano Solo! ) imental program starting at § —ElLlie Marion Ebeling, (a) Dich o’clock, wave length "2 meters ~~ THIRD PHILHARMONIC CONCERT TO BE ON WGN NEXT SUNDAY Another concert will be pre- sented over WGN, Chicago, by the Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra on Sunday, Dec. 12, between 3 and 6 o’clock. This will be the third con- cert of the serles of 20 which are} ppeyre Holle,” from ‘“Tannhaeu- The Sunflower entertainers of Keo to be broadcast. One is resented)|ser,” Wagner; "Cello Solto—Julian kuk, Ia., will entertain for an hour each Sunday afternoon. Kahn, (a) “Dreams,” Wagner;| phig station received reception re “Hilda’s Death,” from “Lohen-| ports from the Atlantic to the The concerts are put on unde: the artistic direction of Josep! Schwickerath, and Richard Czer- wonky is the conductor. The or- chestra is composed of 50 of the best-known musicians in Chicago. There is a‘special group of solo- ists heard each Sunday in connec- ‘tion with the concert, and a special musical program is also arranged for presentation during the inter- mission, so that there are fhe ‘breaks’ on the alr. The concerts are broadcast di- rect from the North Side Turne' Hall in Chicago, where they arr presented under the auspices of the Chicago Turngemeinde, which ha‘ been offering tehm to Chicago for rs Rockies and from Canada to the Gulf on last winter’s programs nower used being only 50 watts. grin,” Wagner; Soprano Solo—Ellie Marion Icbeling, (a) ot Dream,” from “Lohengrin,” Wag- eae oe , nt ha Inet G4 ve: nad Power amplification. | Montague Rendall, and Mrs. Philip | receive {700 a year each. They may operate an eight-tubé super, using eight of the standard UV-201.4 tubes, but was suprised to find that® orid sing- bnce with- ‘Having only about half the num-| of stations in Europe as are aye ‘it supplied plenty of current qnqgped in the United States the) | Geena 4 the operation; wis uotseless.”* yas distributed the wave| e WEAF) me ns available for broadcasting assembles arger of BEAUTY OF TONE HEARD FROM the several countries and fur- re-allocations - ive heen made | and, with QRCHESTRION LOUD SPEAKER fpr inaivizus: governments tor’s plat- | q i new i icsiein is cantata to | a stop-' Exceptional clarity and beauty of be full operation shortly after | sentation | tone characterizes the all-wood Or first of the year. et te oct. chestrion loud speaker, one of whichgAll of the stations in Ensland, - 1] —— — 'was tested in St. Louls the oth ales and Scotland, w ws —— ‘un : ere “ee the direction of the sritis ompletion | right throughout the Capitol ThedEeornment the first of the year. | the time | °*¢r Program from KSD. There wa Irish plants will continue sep- his mut | no blare, no distortion; instead, thig ‘ le santro) poy ies Mined he tabloid | speaker took plenty of volume froth y | be ) : a t ' é “aie government. = keeps | @ powerful set, performed equa . ita . tn Beat a matter | well with volume cut to the lowest#” come not BEANS 19 Bi atter| audible point, and passed the deenit profitable institution, for the | irers set) is | ernment and for the radio serv- ce i notes as well as the higest tones 9 - se | . nm £He | soprano and piccolo. } according to K. J. Allariyce a opera This speaker is of the horn typ Bort, oo rector - of with tone arm made of bent wood Pe ean Radio, Great Phase in|/—spruce, pine or maple—and fine en. a | bid operas/ished in stippled mahogany. It An unlimited amount of mon “y | nnouncing | be received by the new Brit- | grand and | 5 minutes | ‘to be con- | amplifying bell is made of 24 . " . i ternate sections of walnut and 4g Broadcasting Corp., under the | hogany, in natural wood finish, agp Covernment License which sets | the outer edge of the bell is boundie se organization for a perod | i years. = 2 | , | T y ay also receive expenses q ed the world | re-! They take office on Jan, 1. | aS amMmaz | ; | The amazing results obtained with power ampili- fiers is the radio sensation of the year. Perfect tone TRIMM CONE $16 TRIMM PRICES No. 11 Cone—17 in. $16.00 No. 7 Cone—14in. 12.00 Ce | 5g ow pl Oe Entertainer. . . 17.50 Homespeaker . 10.00 Tones You Have Never Heard The Trimm Cone rend- ers, with perfect musi- cal quality, the high and low tones heretofore so frequently missing from radio. Made on a new principle. Heag this new speaker without fail. Lifetime guarantee. quality and the capacity to handle the full-volume of a brass band without distortion, has made power amplification the “last word” in radio. You, too, can enjoy all these advantages even with your old set, and at a minimum cost, by building a power amplifier with Dubilier Condensers. Dubilier Condenser Type 903, illustrated, is de- signed to withstand the high vaitagie surges which often occur in the filter circuits of power amplifiers. In fact all Dubilier Condensers are built with this high margin of safety, and with an indicated work- ing voltage” that insures a long life in continuous operation. Send 10c. for our booklet “Seventeen Ways to Improve Your Set.”’ It explains the different types of power amplifiers, giving complete diagrams and specifications for the parts to be used. wan ~ eR ee eee ee "Working voltage means more than’ test volt- age.” It is the voltage at which a condenser may be safely ased in continuous operation. Dubulier CONDENSER AND RADIO CORPORA 4353 BRONX BLWD. NEW YORK, N. Y. rin relat-| a? black and white pyralin {plage [dstenees Pax Ticense F ' ra in tab- | effect, — acens en. e story is{ The Orchestrion also is made orig $3,750, taf is available for | act is pre-| console and pedestal speaker typesit ; erase ae 1927, on the basis | | demands | Points on Selecting Tube Socketsdierine a foc a 5g comeataig A as to give Tube sockets should be made of iy. For every aidan a ent lure of the/the best of insulation material 1 AO dd ) and the springs should be so cons done by structed and of such material t f WEAF’S | proper contact will be maintaine@ ‘at all times with the tube prongs. oe Yahr-Lange “Speed Ball’’ Antenna, $13.75 SILVERSTONE G. 1114 OLIVE STREET ic, faint, far away, nearly 1able—or strong and clear lizing dance provoking Ymaha’s jazziest jazz Ec "Efficient on all circuits. attery will determine the ites tees d clearness of reception static—less interfer- | encemore selective. Your own set will amaze you! ne in on WOAW. artone extra heavy duty . You will be amazed b ne and power this will _ There will be no trans- oise and it will last longer ier ‘‘B" battery you have ‘et the cost is no greater. ‘ributed in St. Louis by Butler Bros. th and Olive Streets al Electric Supply Co. 1216 Pine Street '& Company, Inc. 2820 Locust Street i will actually be amazed at results you can get by ling a ““Super-Ball’’ Antenna. eur radio will have greater mectivity—the tone will be clari- ongm Static will be reduced ae Very minimum. | Juper Ball Antenna st the Station You Want Without Interference! The “‘Super-Bail’’ is non-direc- tional, easy to install, will not corrode—and it lasts a lifetime! | 30-Day Unqualified Guarar tee by the Manufacturer See your dealer today. Any set is better ‘when the ‘“Super-Bail’’ Antenna is used. DETROIT. MICH. = INCORPORATED T RESULTS ALWAYS i i a a il Se TONE B ier a Distributors of Yahr-Lange Products 1504 PINE Atwater Kent Radios Cunningham Tubes aeBrown & Hall Supply Co. STREET Harmonated Reception Each Stage Individually Shielded Fada 6 Shielded, loop-operated, loop nests in cover of cab- i 3 yah pee radie seer + © nee yuma View of Fada 6 Chassis showing Shielding NY _ capture and reincarnate that thin ghost of a sound, shield it from interruption and distortion, until it issues from the loud speaker once more in the rich tones of a great singer or the full blare of a jazz-band—that is the feat of Fada Harmonated Reception. The new Fada is better than you ever ex- pected radio to be. Hear and compare it with the best that radio heretofore has had to offer. (Signed) FOG 'y Cute F. A. D. ANDREA, INC. 1581 Jerome Avenue New York, N. Y. Fada N Receivers — table eutrodyne and furniture modele—5, 6 and. 8 tubes—$85 to 8400. Fada Cone Speaker—Table Type, $35—Pedestal Floor Type, $50. BECK & CORBITT CO. 1230 No. Main St., St. Louis, Mo. N We Believe in...-----:: ATWATER KENT — Blackwell Radio Service PRospect 1203-2123 AND — FADA RADIOS Co. 2832 GRAVOIS me we sonfidense , 3 ar Fg ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— ‘cur T QUANTIN CoM SAT, AND MON PAGE 5A A. Mi. 70 6 P.M §h. mM. TO7 P. Mm. Orders ped Remittance —~—S—r™ e Radiolas:=::54 9 22 8 to 11 A. M. § Monday Only EXTRA SPECIAL COME EARLY | JRADIOLA Ill-A 4-TUBE SETS 's* 3-Hour Sale Set Only $4.50 list mendes =e © {HEAD PHONES 1: 49 3-Hour Sale W. D. 1 Regular $2.50 RCA 1 Tubes 1: 3-Hour Sale $10 UTAH SPEAKERS BELL 3-HOUR SALY. a eiceenenienimnieall $5.95 MODEL NEW 1927 CHALLENGE 3 Hour Sale NEW in appearance. A Cone of en 17-in. in dlameter of rare beauty. NEW in quality of reproduction with the volume and beauty of tone of far more expensive speakers. Compares Favorably With Cones Selling at $30.00 and $35.00__ NCE BALA LY NO MAIL ORDERS Sinite ee eee 7-TUBE ELECTRIC 2-DIAL __NO-BATTERY SET No “4.” “RB” or “co” Batteries No Acids—No Chemicals ( ®) 7 ' With Built-in “‘Utah’’ Loud Speaker Complete with 7 RCA Radiotron Tubes, installed in your home and guaranteed....... 90 DAYS’ FREE SERVICE—SMALL DOWN PAYMENT hit at or | (s hil} Hil ¢ Z, Ns - $125” $150 et at cost of per hour. See this remarkable Set this astonishing offer. are truly an innovations, | —— CONSOLE MODEL om. $175 | and do away troubles forever. No Chargers of Any Kind Operates direct from light sock- less than 1 cent The Stelnite 7-Tube No-Battery Set Makes You Sit Up and Gasp! day. Don’t buy or consider any other Set until you investigate part of this Set built special so as to match and give perfect results—the tone and reception into our store Monday and see this wonderful Set. Order one with battery Mon- Every Come FRESH STOCK, TRIPLE TESTED AND GUARANTEED——. BURGESS “B” BATTERIES tees + szoosize GM .3Q| ssoosize HF.49 | 0%, 120 _3S¢ 2212 Volts 45 VOLTS ATTEE No. 2156...... ueoter | No. 2306... user | BATT bP ep $4.75 HEAVY DUTY 45-VOLT anit te, ak “B” BATTERIES "Pur (“sri » $2. 49 | wen ot a we _- NEW 1927 BALKITE MODELS—100 ONLY ' $19.60 HIGH AND LOW | “AV BATTERY CHARGER i NEW $27.50 BALKITE “B” ELIMINATOR onday Only 95 T= Genuine Utah Phono-Units 94.95 1927 Trickle Chargers. oe i ftene B GinitZ Vimar TUBE CAPS INTERFERENCE OR AERIAL a] F VE NEW 1927 MODEL 3-38 BATTE OTHER CROSLEY MODELS IN STOCK RUBBER-CASE RADIO STORAGE 1 Year Guarantee——$1 Allowed on followin equipment 5 Cunningham CX301 A Tubes. 90-volt “B” Battery 4 4%-volt “O’’ Bat. 100 Amp. 7 fee 9 aaee Speaker wor HING 1 ELSE TO Bored 735 | = ‘omy’ Bat. 201A Without Accessorles. TUBES ovr Pe weweeveeeeep eee ee eaeaeeese Monday Only +1 Eliminators aveen S-TUBE SET $38.00 = QQ: Jo LV 190—-C208, with er without 1927 A 5-TUBE SET QUA oi | Down Pay ment FREED- Other F-E Models in Stock RADIOLA 20 §$ Tube OF UNUSUAL LITY AUTHORIZED ing standard ny tne for 6 Gunningnay OSs" 435-volt “B” Battery ” 2 4'2-volt Storage Og Batteries G-volt Storage “A” Battery io es ae Speaker | apremtnee SSO "ELSE TO BUY EISEMAN WITHOUT ACCCSSORIES, $75.00 «This new 1927 Modc! 6-Tube Set, complete with the follow- ‘99: aia 5" | WITH TUBES COMPLETE WITH This Five-Tube Set, equip- ped :ath R. hy” and “0” batteries. Cc. A. power loud speaker, RADIOLA doer Old Battery wtonenre bate ob os cncentesdosnas G j ¢ i T ° STONE, TYPE © $3 SOA STONE TYPE $1.75 112 CX12 oF caaee ecw Sepa $1.70 ETECTOR. . 23 AMPLIFIER : me CiSOlA eet teases eeee eee ee **e* 81.46 . 2-DIAL fh at 6-TUBE SET DEALER ce Nhe ALLELE LE IO # = —_— - | MZ=T aR SUR MZ =p aR~ 2 hin sik lth sna tinal . 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DECEMBER 5, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 6A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, ee PTR par 3 aS tle sewn OR A, RN me ss ne lb OE ee place in . 3 , a INDEFINITEL A Small Down Payment Delivers Any RCA Radiola 7 ee MUSIC DEPARTMENT a g not only to eliminate the “A” | conne TMENT 4 ° Genver wctasieas|# “srtane” = KHELLRUNG & GRIMM (3235, EBs d Washington : an s - = —— - 9than hingt 5 = ae — WT. GS SS RA XK GQ " Authorized R. C. A. RADIOLA Dealer ” | " S x ~ S a + EN Sa ~~ oS ~ ws a LSS a ‘ SS SS = SS S Sse = Ss SSSAMRSSS. SSE OLE SS SS Se SRS RS es S SSS SS Ss SSSR SSS STS a RAR ORE RED NE RNR SSE A RRR SSSASSaSax SSS SSS SS SG SS SSG SS SS BAA SAAS SESS SSR REE RSS SSS SS SSSSASSSSSSS SWRA SSA {i ASFA AAAS ADAH EU SONSPCUNRS SN wooo : . Let us demonstrate to you the radio that is perfection and ay fe in tome, mechanical construction, and easy, quick reception. ORDER NOW FOR PROMPT XMAS D — deve Sy aa Fa: x . it LAR FO aa Wie Oba Pe eee ae ia ay : Bae f+ simian ind ten Sor. tae — ans . vee gee ci 2 p ampte Saw sty Aa — 4 ous ee 4 ae ne gu deaas~ he es : = ERNIE eA ir Sel , af at are tind . year 4 na ‘ Jarandt Electric Company 904 Pine St. | : lé€ 2 ah Free Demonstration in Your Home § We Will ps | 2% ate 2209S. 39th St. Phone GArfield 374g | The Amplio . “HOP TO A KAEMMERER SHOP”== 4 perfe | ieee Outlying Music | 'e evil ienprounl A RAD OL RCA Radiola and you Dealers in St. Louis . . HIS handsome oe el will be satisfied with APHIS handsome xe ighting § — Pothingelsein radio! — sw [FRC Sops Sees Obligation of any radio reproduct ce radio—has brought radio to the point.where it is really worth : Ppp mc 9 O . 7 9° while to scrap your old set and buy one that will be permanent = PINE ST Je 1O in ae home. — you — heard the ui eae you 2 6317 Delmar Bl. 2902 N. Vandeventer Ay. ¥ . can have no real conception of what radio is today, for the present e CAb 9100 LInd : e Radiolas are as different from the ordinary radio set as the mod- = — — : Ay VOU om” —_ern eight-cylinder car from the original horseless carriages. Monthly Payments if Desired In the new developments of radio today, RCA Radiolas showed zs "OP TO lA Kamneeeeeteaneeee a theway. They were designed by the builders of the great broad- : Cast stations, the men who are pioneering in every held of radio. Others will follow—are following. But only Radiolas have had ma time to go through a real period of trial. The latest RCA models ait wel — are already in hundreds of thousands of homes! They have been wif tested in use for months. They have been perfected! And they are built to serve not only tnis year, but for many Christmases to SS —;E ~ ! | : ps = nge ; Any Radiola may be = | . : Radiola 25—six tube super-hetero- ce , mee | > > hs (Oprnescn S000 ee, 110 aes Radiola Super-Heterodyne _ | Af (tees ON DISPLAY CONVENIENT TERMS Perfect Satisfaction Assure 4929 Delmar—FOrest %&: Radicla 26—six tube super-hetero- OPEN EVENINGS dyne. As a portable set it has a loop in the cover, loudspeaker inside, place in the back for smal! batreries. At home it has a fine walnut cabinet that holds e x 2 te ~ ‘ & | : { ; é _~ . : a J 7 a *» . , , ao = 3s > a . . Z . ine 4 g : ' 2 ’ . _ " - eemniatinn _— - - ==. ’ i : . = f 3 : ‘ * el _— ~ - ’ , ~ " ‘ . - 4 ty : aneeennnememnsieneanatent - ‘ ==: ~” Le ‘ “+2 r - = * ; a - : == ; a , : . of : » & = 3 \ SS ie larger batteries and has a coupler for an 4 ‘ } ; ' f : i a \ eee 3 Sa gis ot ae : i : m ® ‘a = =f > \.\ Ree a ee antenna. Cased in richly grained wal- ; M is “ i - , ’ met: . wi . W . © i ad : if 7 : - : . i 4 | : ’ Sa gets eee , put. ith 6 Radiotroms, .. 225 ' ' ; : : Toss RRRRRS oe : f ~ - ae ~ Sead ob) ae oo ; ; oaths i : ¥ - 7 : &¢ , : = — - . = : = 1 - ——— — —— — — ; — — }- , ” ~~, .— a , Radiola 28—eight tube super-heterodyne with loop. Tuned Yee : | = oe 2 / | | if a with a single Ginger! With eight Radictroms, . . $260 ii ——— i ee ab RADIO! A DEA aR ens iran outdoor antenna, Byoupuic. . ee | ae \ o, , Authorized The A. C. Package transforms Radicla 28 (cr 25) from a . Radiola 20 challenges any competitor to a test of performance and tone | battery set to a _— socket” set for with Lo ; rary a ee i a ae . os 104. “hig oe oss quality. It is clear and true. It bas the distance reach of much bigger sets. . Bose ‘ - It has twenty times the selectivity of the average amtemma set: . . . a a poimt very importent in crowded cites. It is a tried and proved success. mt , RCA Loudspeaker 104—power speaker Clear at a whisper : Eo * i “ RCA Loudspeaker 100—szull “ee Be sure to hear With Radiotrons. ° ° > $i15 _e lear at the volume oj a brass band! a RCA ‘Radiola Dla unmatched at anywhere near its price! penediibneticanliee ee ; ee ead meme. " iveniee 1 =——— , ‘ ; o ' ial - 2 —eeientia ——- = == _ > : -?. - a ul) | te, wil | R = N D T 904 |PINE ST. Serving the Home ELECTRICALLY Since 1886 ——— —«- EE ———_— ees a KA aa ORE GRE e AR Pc six og Eas - “a, 25 or 28 (adapted) on $0-60 cycle, 110 voir A. C ug hting RCA Loudspeaker 100, | 5 $35 Clear through the whole tone range—and circuit. Used with other makes of sets. it eliminates “B [- clear at anv volume you give «. Espe- teries only. 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aa aren : — me ; . : H ——E_ UIS_POST-DISPAT ! 1s : s : : NEY seiniconidectia et nearer} NDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926____ ST Louis IS_POST- DISPATCH . PAGE 7TAe a iA! ELIMINATOR also to function indefinitely without e “ = . ———- ---——-—- A attention. out | SP cial transformer tap switch is|tage. All alternating current hum } holds, Spades J 10 5, Hearts A K 4, RADI , ORK INDEFINITELY Tha ehecltienl enetns décton tax ,used for tHese purposes, thereby |is filtered out and a_ steady!|Diamonds A J 9 6 2, Clubs K 7. 0 DEBATE ON DRY LAW HOME A thorough inspection of “a un 70 W place in this device th a es | avoiding dissipation of current and noiseless power is said to be de- EB. K. Leech, “West” - holds— radio bate has heen OF your set by our expert will Te wag” pattery cliniinator per- specially constructed tr temp a; poor voltage regulation said to be | livered ‘to the receiving set. Spades K Q 8 spot 7 2, Hearts Q dened between the University of locate any ee ; the Cooper laboratories is!and full wave rectifyin aoe ormer incident to the use of some resis. | The Cooper “A” eliminator is/10 5, Diamonds K Q 10 5, Clubs 5. Oklahoma and Chicago Kent Col RADIO Complete service, EPARTMENT bo ¢o eliminate the “A” | connection witha pene aaaiar oa ascent sy tier hs ballast unit of|said to operate perfectly with any Frank H. Bachman “North” ee a 4 by WMAQ, Chicago, | SERVICE might, only ..+--++-+-+e-+: : | ev © Special design eeps the output|standard receiving set and to de-/| holds—s nh WMAQ'’s studio Friday night. | I ise] heostat: a rlahlea 8 pades 9 4, Hearts 8 ; VENINGS gnd to anes cert om | tay PR eoigy | variable re-|voltage uniform at 6 volts inde-| liver ample current to take care of|6 3, Diamonds Deuce, Clubs AGS Kent College will uphold the nega- PHONE PROSPECT 1203-2123 d Cc | ‘trom 2 ii cee sed. Aj pendent of variations in line vol-|ags many as 10 201 A tubes or their/10 9 8 spot 3. Ve SRG OF Ane: Qeewen, “ews Bla kw il Radi Ser . i n ass - = ~~ | equivalent. Wilbur C. Whi ce es the Eighteenth Amendment Be '| Cc € 0 ce Co. 4 The path of the radio set owner lliaden ra ean East" holds| Modified to Permit Light Wines 2832 GRAVOIS will be made easier by simply|nimonds 8 alld : zon Me ’ 2,/ and Beer undér Government su- hooking this new type “A” elimi-j« ataieae 2. pervision ?’ -C. A. RADIOLA Dealer nator to his set and to the socket, cate : knowing that his power will not you th dio that fecti y he tg ie “ati beauty itself riers down, and that chargingis a WE IN ITE a a aa thing of the past. OR PROMPT XMAS DELIVERY} TERMS HANDS FOR BRIBGE GAME ON KSD TUESDAY EVENING University City And Others Wishing Atwater Kent Radio| The eighth ganie in the series of J | auction bridge games being broad- FREE i. Radio Satisfaction rn |cast from KSD wil] be sénd out Phone | r - e DIC | (on the air Tuesday evening, at 9 Demon- — : } O THE opening of our ‘o’clock. Radio listeners have the | | * | ; | i be held are announced previously, | in Day | satisfy our customers we > > ~~ Ne _ | to follow in detail plays made by! — Your Y | will naturally sell F D as | the experts and at the conclusion | § ; ou | ree Demonstration in Your Home | 'of the playing to listen to amas | Home Buy : AT W ATER KENT RADIOS analyses and summing up of what! al Phone GArfield 3746 HOELTING RADIO SALES CO. 6504 DELMAR BL. prepared by E. K. Leech of Bronx- wille., N. Y., Frank H. Bachman of'® 3 + ; * , j a perfect Christmas Gift ses = TOA KAEMMERER SHOP’ etittitietttstrstisccteee Outlying Music ‘ e Am lion ©}. ' ws cpio this have ssid " Th P one makes Morton Elect. 1117 Olive St. The hands will be as follows: i. St L : It will improve the performance of any radio set = ea . tn rs In OUuIS | | — ——————— | ' HIS handsome Cone type reproducer is the latest mall Do im ddition to the famous Amplion line. It reproduces ‘ AS wn Payment Delivers An Atwater Kent emmerer uSIC Shops INC, faithfully every note and tone from highest soprano to fegst base To addition i w epecialt notable forthe HELLRUNG & GRIMM clarity with which it d h, th test : P ry — 9th and Washington 16th and Cass °* of any radio reproducer. on 8 WYOMING | Have your dealer demonstrate to you the difference in quality of : MUSIC DEPARTMENT OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS clede 5920 : reproduction when the Amplion is used. ° | = SSE = . 2902 N. Vandeventer Av. If he does not carry the full line which includes Amplion “Dragon” | ae ames — Lindell 3140 (horn type)—Amplion “Patrician” (cabinet type with 48" air-column) : a and the matchless Amplion unit for phonograph attachment, write to LS: y Payments if Desired us for illustrated booklet, describing all models. ‘Y N } 9 / ) ' ! ) R. \ uy a ke RADIO 7 TO A KAEMMERER SHOP 73s ) = Se es . Pr > H yme Demonstration . Amplion Radio Reproducers, $12 to — I = $2.50 Weekly Payment nM Ruts Deere, 4. Call COlfax 2092 ) GAERTNER ce: Co. Who makes it—and how? Your satisfaction depends om 3521 N. Grand Av. venings COlfax 2092 the answers to these questions | TWATER KENT RADIO is made in the world’s | largest radio factory—under conditions permitting | extreme care in quantity production. | { THE AMPLION CORPORATION OF AMERICA 280 Madison Avenue, New York City That Will — 9 Whole Family ATWATER KENT } RADIO SET Order Your Set Now for Christmas Delivery Sold on Very Convenient Terms by Behind it stands the personal responsibility of a man who for twenty-six years has insisted upon the highest ientific Radio Service in St. Louis Exclusive Distributors for | quality in every product bearing his name. ALL MODELS OF = | Every Atwater Kent Receiverhastorunthe gauntlet, Super-Heterodyne Amplion Speakers | of 159 gauge and Dbceeidal ste hehete the last laid tor can say: “This is up to our standard.” ; = DISPLAY Dan fA h Red: Co. | When Atwater Kent instruments reach the final prov- Ss e 10 ing ground, the horfie, they work—and keep on working. INVENIENT TERMS TH AND PINE STREETS, is ST. LOUIS, MO. And the ete aed! not only good and consistent BEALENS, WRITE FOR PROPOSITION ei lc BUXTON & SKINNER Satisfaction Assured RR : nn cae eR CIES E The price! ? Low —that’sw herelarge productior counts. — Here is Radio you can buy on faith—because of the Delmar—FOrest °3 oe | way it’s made. But, of course you'll want to judge for OPEN EVENINGS ) ’ yourself. Any Atwater Kent dealer will give you the 7 opportunity. Ask the one nearest you today. : Every se ted Evamtne:—The Atwater mane Radio - , JLA DEALER uthorized : CHRISTMAS RADIO CLUB. |: D QO Whi Lv a “2 4 = “ i s| Schwei S* (Z) | : This assures you an VERSALZ Sa ATWATER KENT for Engel RPPLY CO. - | ; CHRISTMAS DELIVERY. | Authorized Dealers | 306-308 North Fourth St., Near Olive | Lape a =. se Tae Tac" e<3 Niet 2ts bert aime, UT w re DISTRIBUTED BY BROWN & HALL SUPPLY CO. PINE STREET 1504 Makes you a member of SILVERSTONE’S foe Ooms siz or seven tubes. ONE or crystalline fin- age tubes and bat- Corp. The Most Scientific Radio Service in St. Louis | ALL MODELS OF — a ATWATER KENT ON DISPLAY CONVENIENT TERMS eae an c | Don’t Delay or You Will Be Disappointed P orf S f A ed Tm siiok of Comnns SE = ect Satistaction Assur = 3 40 LVERSIONE 4929 Delmar—FOrest :2 ; : . EXTRA 7 OPEN EVENIN ristmas Shopping Early= ———— oe — —— ; . = ATWATER KENT HEADQUARTERS, si aang A Mga: SRI RO Sng se APES ye Naga or TERMS Phone Dan JEfferson 5723 [ff Olive St.

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DASPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ act “ad 1.01% —_— OLA AND, PAD REOITAL 00%... scseemes WEAF TQ HAVE GREAT See os coat mee THOUSANDS a 10 J0IN Mn ‘with great pianists, he succeeded in Station WJZ and WGY at , hearers and his recitals in icasting plant from which 2 system ‘KOA, af Denver a arousing the enthusiasm ey his o'clock next Friday night wil! pre- | : sent the young American pianist./of the United States have es ad of studios will radiate | fan-wise. Dorsey Whittington, and Egon vorable comment : | New Course of Ele On the rim of this circle will be} wrank Kornstein, viola, supported | pe program: Viola solo, “Aria,” Education Nov. s*« ** PAGE 8A the artists’ and general reception | | by the Baldwin String Quartet, een Authorized Agents Miland rooms. Each studio will have a | composed by Jacques Jacobs, first Francoeur; “Menuet.” andre; for separate control room adjacent to | | Molin: Alexander Koszegi, second | “Tambourine,” =e Piano | KSD Audience to Benefit by | # violin; Egon Frank Kornstein, solo: “Berceuse,.” Chopin; “One | | viola, and Lazos Shuk, ‘cellist. | Horse Sleigh,” Nathan | New York Station Plans— Novick; | | Whittington is % young American |“May Night,” Palmgren: WJZ to Head New Chain. Aon The antennae and towers will be | | miles away from the broadcasting — 'studios under a system of remote 'control which engineers pre plan- | pes, “yy Be penne ¢ Wake con aed tg » «ea ae. i, wilins Wisk ae- SineeAn “ns Mpa a Papal coae n> alt * ee eleks Ae mba ee re as eee nt ee ae we a PEPIN AAI se plete eaten empire agp tao en sont Ree : ee Ske saa OF ENE ESI A Cee) onc toagt: eo par egayiilat 5 wag Repel ie hints . - . " J te a Cana mage -atyden 4 . ‘ r Te © ht rie? etre Paid aot me. 4-8 ; _ a te Sor b oi. (ae achalans chek tlie Ms “ » , eal , EAR AS: 2 EE i> Sa _ Blab. . — ae , tlt, ati «& ete i 46 ‘ "se $ a ny = 7 ee ae ee , i ie? x we 5 ee 4 SOAR ean agg aroma, od ay F ; er ciny w MRO rage orn aR cae o oer cart tanga epecftot » apebonpire thames te-toms om cing meena seid . ¥ x * . sr OPH ‘ pa ‘ . to ° - Hot nbd Oh sequela, oe Al oe, ae RADIO Cabinet and Bench Undoubtedly the greatest value ever offered in St. Louls! Handsome, massive cabinet and bench, 15'2x32-inch top, Tudor period turned legs, overlay decoration on 2- tone walnut finish. Ample space for your Radio and equipment. A handsome piece of furniture for any room in any home. Regular $27.50 value. Very special, Mail orders given ™ srompt attention. No terms on nail orders. g SEE US FOR RADIO ACCESSORIES ean always Per upen eur quality and p . ( J FURNITURE CO 1030-32 Franklin Av. Radiolas New and Improved FRESHMAN MASTERPIECE W e offer this amazing value in order to introduce our Radio Department to the St. Louis public. 9S $2 Cash $2 Monthly * Very liberal terms on any Radio. See our selec- tion. | Coming. practically unknown, artist who made his first New York | of Olaf,”” Pick-Mangiagalli. public appearance in March, 1923./!strumental quartet t } Mozart. “Dance | in D Major. | The Quality you desire at the price you want to to pay pe S ISOLA OR ming a — — short-circuiting. The tq cially for Radio use — th oversi difference. us. Wholesale Distributors FRED CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY CO., 2806 Locust Bi.. VESTA AUTO-RADIO PRODUCTS ~~—VUesta for Uitality—=— ty be St. Louis, Mo. | ‘control 'a fundamental fac ' ognized, cast i plans for broadcasting studios had KSD’s radio audience | benefit by elaborate plans of the National Broadcasting Co., owner ‘of Station WEAF, New York, which | supplies the programs sent out ‘from the Post-Dispatch’s station | ‘and others in the chain. The company controlling WEAF, | Merlin ; 'according to its president. 'H. Aylesworth. is to have the larg- ‘est broadcasting plant in this coun- ‘try, in a building now being erect- jed at Fifth avenue and Fifty-fifth |street, New York. The four top| | floors will be given over to the! i work of the National Broadcasting The building is to be ready | for eccupancy in Mary, For Better Broadcasting. The buijding is to contain elght completely equipped studios signed for every type of broadcast- ‘ing program., On the top Le ged will) arge | t an orchestra of 150, The | the | be an auditorium § studio, enough to sea musicians, as well as guests. ‘ceilings of the studios on twelfth floor will | loumate so that spectators seated 'on the thirteenth floor may see the | | artists at the microphone. advanced principles ruction and plant he most of studio const will be embodied in building.” says Aylesworth. “It is broadcasting recep- better than broad- Heretofore thar tion can be no transmission. to be drawn with referemce to ex- isting factlities in a building. This will be the first time that the damental construction of a great shouid | de. contain glass | the | t, not always rec- fun- | | Thousands of — Aylesworth said also that a MaN-j pected to enlist mo ‘agement contract had been signed | class of with the Radio Corporation of | i¢ opens America, whereby the program ac- | tivities of Station WJZ will be di-| rected by the National Broadcast- |ing Co. WJZ to Head New Chain. WUZ, it is said, will be the cen- | tral service station for a new! | broadcasting chain and will not be! merged with the chain now con- nected by wire with WEAF. WJZ, directed largely by its present per- sonnel, will continue -to broadcast, its own programs and serve the/ ed States, or 4,931,908) same listening public which it! literate, and that T¢ heretofore has commanded. : 1,530,790 children Unified program direction, it was| school never finish, q ‘stated, would not orly permit the! tignificance of a nig a widest possible broadcasting of fine! the air is realized. programs to the public, but would; Lessons are schedal insure noninterference of interest day night at 7:36 0 in the broddcasting of important! Nov. 279. They will quam national events. ing the entire school ~: “The need of program balance! course. taught by Dima between station and station,” Ayles- | Supervisors will be @ worth said, “particularly in the case of WEAF and WJZ, has been one most itmportant require-| 'ments of broadcasting. Time and) again the = oe has been | i ning. a new course the Denv: r - publie Education will receive g | petus with this forg | program, for not onh dren, teachers and profit immeasurably @ struction, but also 1 ber of persons who nee advd—Bages of ' When it is rememt cent of the population | ot % mUSic, A practical problem, as appreciation of the sub given in every instance, - The programs are se Iris Ruth Gilmore, dra a # } of the another. pocaune | hoth events were being broadcast: * simultaneously. The situation be-' station. comes ucute when an important PIANO DUET A FFA a ge eae t. say an address Dr the President of the United States, KMOX PROGRAM is 5 rend through one system of Josephine Carradine E ist. will be featured on i stations, when another may be | broadcastir=- 2 major musical pro- . . ae day evening program from KI She will be heard by gram. sort" }, there ic the n if hal-! en ~ 224 re sw 4s nee Of ‘ ai Thet e d time this year. Gibbon play the second piane, ance in the character and type of, will be accompanied oy G eal feature for — : ‘> - _ Drograms broadcast. Station 4 we : industrial arts % General Electriegg 19 Stets | 7192 MANCHESTER = Moabers of Vesta Ausomobde Products tor 29 Years a f “Under the arrangemé@nts made a a4 oy BAX. Tate We eee ee BOR POE og Sap CARE Cer yaa ie “allt RSET iyi OA Be eR RRR aru et Me ete ‘ Fe ve a Bie a ee ee ee ee ee ae nig eiphas «0 Spell, ellen. = eli dian Rr aR Ee LOAD A uae. ~ 2 tee we nol Syhite aie COREE an ee ee UNIVERSA Supply Co. Authorized Dealer RCA Sets and Tubes 203 N. Broadway (Between Olive and Pine) Away With Battery Worries Philco 4-Volt Storage This combination enables you to eliminate your dry cells from sets using dry-cell battery tubes. 15° The New Balkite B Eliminator Noiseless—permanent. Noth- ing to wear out or replace. No acid to spill. The word in radio convenience. Regular $27.50 Value. *17>= 1927 Balkite A Battery Charger For charging radio and auto- mobile storage hatteries. Regular $19.50 Value. $7 1 29 last 95 RADIO TUBES Type 201A-199 Each One Tested These tipless style Tubes are exceptional values. We Vith Built-in Loud Speaker will exchange any Tube that will not oscillate but still lights, within 10 days from date of purchasc. Equal to any Radio Tube listed at $2.50 New 7-Tube 18927 mede!l Xe Celie . batteries. Bowen” frem your electric Nght secket fer ic an hour. | Special Bargains Steinite Crystals, 3 for $1 20-ft. Extension Cords, 69c Voltmeters 49c 0c Phone Plugs 17-23-43 Plate Variable Condensers CRYSTAL SETS Every one guar anteed for oQORe mile radius . 89c Super Detector Tube, *1.48 $10 VALUE TRICKLE CHARGER, $3.95 HEADPHONES $ 49 MANHATTAN $4 .69 EVEREADY HEAVY DUTY 45-VOLT B BATTERY ee 19 Tests 100% ....... PHONOGRAPH Model ATTACHMENTS ” @-TUBE RADIO SET = SEI The New Sensational Poly- daro Piugs—Hundreds are now using this new inven- tion With great success. Clarifies and har- monizes loud speaker reception, 98c¢ IMPERIAL 5-TUBE Easy t© operate, extremely selective and with a tome quality that has no equal in any other Radio near this low price. Formerly Sold at $60 UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO, Opp. Bank of building will be planned to meet = by National: Broadcasting Co. with | String Quartette. Mrs. | WIZ, the radio public wifl have) | the widest choice of programs movernetit of the second {4 KELLOGG in Radio Flawless Reproduction Table Model of Kellogg 6-tube Inductively Tuned Receiver. Licensed wae appiucation ‘or wetters BF Bye Ps Late, Will you believe Your own ears ? When considering the purchase of a Radio, will you judge by advertising claims and what others tell you— or, will you make a permanent investment in radio satisfaction by what your ears hear? Any manufacturer can tell you that the depth and purity of the original muvic has been kept intact—that every note in the musical scale is flawlessly reproduced. But hear this yourself before you buy. If you will believe your oum ears let the nearest Kel- logg dealer demonstrate this finer and better Radio. He can supply it completely equipped with A and B power units for light socket operation. Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co. 1066 West Adams St., Chicago Campbell Iron Co., Distributor—819 Cass Av.—TYler 2100 ' through t two chains of broadcastin: | stations." ‘Why Expect . “Why should ‘etations rs LEGAL ~ ADVICE 3 RADIO | plause letters, anyway? E | Legal advice for farm listeners | persons write to a talking if now offered from WMAQ, Chi-| company after hearing a ' cago, as a part of farm talks given | they like? Dees anybody from 12:10 to 12:25 each day, ex-/a publisher of a book he b cept Saturday and Sunday. i thing of the last. Dixon will os ~ 'of Rachmanipofy?. 2 . Givea Maj sticB ; Give your friends or family the Majestic “B” for better reception, no matter what Radio they have. The most apprecia you can think of. Maximum and unvarying. © power. Most economical. Meets varying com | ditions in every city, and on every set. No hum. No acids or liquids. Uses Raytheos tubes; no filament to burn out. Puts so to all “B” Battery troubles. Majestic B Gurrent Sug delivers pure direct current-from your light socke Standard -B Capacity seven tubes or six plus 1 power tube. Dealer will gladly demonstr ate and prove this. See him (Can be purchased on deferred paewmenn) Kellogg Radios (en meen ae - a GRIGSBY - GRUNOW~HINDS~ CO. 4584 ARMITAGE AVE CHICAS stages cincultT—tTore ‘ampus- tuned radio See audio ~sougrreees® essece* seeeeeees -. = eseeeeeaees + * a. . = owe and Pme 2O3 N. BROADWA Careful sifting of the many Radio Sets on the market, brings us to the conclusion that Kellogg Radio Sets are supreme. On display and for sale at our store. 4 @ONROYS 1100 Olive Street et ce A eeeteepeemermmeenes eee — a net cennenteenenanes MAJESTIC DISTRIBUTORS BROWN & HALL SUPPLY OO. 1504 Pine St. Distributors ATWATER KENT RADIO CUNNINGHAM TUBES MAJESTIC ELIMINATORS es aE - NRO 5 i nial ea oP aE t eae oS SK: bay to anaes x i re as 100-4¢. tage Tepe, 76¢ value Plugs, 7S¢ colue.... ut Aerial 59c we a ee aR eID te aren gem tage > a ie OE LO TLE AL TIENEN serait ll elite Do Your Christmas Shopring Early a we -aeRREereN eee ee enneieenee — *st et @eee ene & & & Se " ,

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wes — 1. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a re SUNDAY, DECEMBE SPATCH ~ 7 ATCH : Jb ware ne we rae , . p D SESS EL ao a o Bis of radio | ; ' : ) : | : , ! : ' | : \* * *| * * * xl * * * pntral broad- | 1 q B14 N. SIXTH L ' - A —57.LOUIS POST-DI & ‘ (44969 DELMAR ich a systen. | a ate fan-wise. | eat 1 ao : Re ee ena ea sge0e ircle will be} } 4 oo —— i Biss soe : aes Sie : , : tre an te i , sre eitataent nt" 4 RSE ra] reception | TL a i ee eer ie ate ee ” will bave a *% _ . . —— ‘ . a P _" : « oh *« ‘ eT ted AS wr A ‘ ; P yo i oy 7 , " . Lp - er ne ie ¥ ag “7m ‘ - a af y é Swi NY be I sae ae vate Roce i sn my et igen : . “ vices aed b> ape» jon . BT NG ty Se big Re SO ie ESS “ r * " > Ua At ete o uk ee te == . senea il. ar- ; , y | ic we rs will be ; s 2 4 ae ‘ 4 : 2 Be “ a af be 3 4 OE A, ee aa iy ba . , ¢ . ’ , rg h + 4 wa 8 broadcasting | New Course of Elemen i. ~~ 5 ee ae pe ’ ts ht BARE oy pate ae ma fy. tee bee m of remote | Education Nov. 29 rs are plan- | : eae, + Booher: ogee .« Thousands of pupils are % , ” esoeeinaae om 3 ps ee Hs 2% : ns es | ain 7 eniiet n the ; ees ws : te hs Se been signed |class of Station KOA : rporation of jit opens a new course in. program ac- tary school edcation, sponses : el 3 ‘ MOB. zy a . Oe Fe ek Sod te teh ekecees G2 ~ 2 Sacetanp enna Z will be di-| the Denver public schools, $0 ES SS gs n° Sm POR Be Sk ae ; a Broadcast- | Education will receive a new. | ay ;petus with this forward jog) he Pests 6 i ay Chain. | program, for not only schoo) oi E 23 a semeaenite ) : ig ge eds og for a new | profit immeasurably by the 7 Werder? aA fart ice ine Gi Ss OR, ns soe MER DAYLIGHT Sa , tae . % . d will not be! Struction, but also that large aa Sacra a Oe SEW DAYLIGHT ae j —. £ er fs ee mn now con- | ber of persons who never had - Add . . t . f 4 . « “4 > eo J oe se Pe , . - ¢ “ . ¢ . s ; , 7 Ape ”? “tee , ‘a " y bie . i y - d : > ad , ¥ . Pa > 4 7 ‘ . _™ . ot - af ‘ (: 5 . " Ay * 7, 7 ° . 4 Fr nd eed em ne . ‘4c , 7 . ; ‘ ~ a4 . ; aid . 4 y «fi o% / 4 Senne ‘ : , 4 ’ > : ¢ 7 whe 4 ¥ f w* - : , 7 ; q Bee See) 15) 00 % "A “9 : . 7 4 Le AM / « * aid - . s 4 . 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P a? > i? o* “ee “* iJ - te - ar, x Doe } oe . or * : ts i ——— A A 5 of & ~ A yy Ee peas Pec rn an as -# e- 9 OO ae aso} OAR a han en Ono Pail “ + ee te . +. : $ - 4 ¥ . bats) 28 ei ~ * Pry eg whe Ra tid 0M aaa? at ay eee ame é ra ae 3 e ‘) ’ f Sa oe fa eo a 7a oAS x eats > —_ papal 9 at pa we Mg 2. ere. ee isha 5 Ah We ih as . eee EEE ee Ke eel eK ee ee ee ee ee Sul er ES is rs Sh pee rales OR ; ve Aas er ner Sy eee Ww Gb ay Set eee . ,.V Q a a > ® a ° fl} tl} ~~ 7 ~~ you thet you cannet b eatness of design, Se wa. —— 7 se P ° me WL eS . Pe I ee ee ae” Oe sq ~ “ Pores .s ee SAR he tae ¥ saat SS os SLE. PALO LOI a Ars ee ent . ay oe Naas ¢ *, “ . “ ) cS. | 3 a 7 > ee a « , ‘~~ o i all ~~ asl 3 Q » o m4 v * 5 Q = . ~ S. * i ee ~~ ;, ity, and the latest © avery festurs A * on" bakeelive. ©€ pertect ih ‘ P ye) > >. ” me | eT aie frequency amplir. lifting cover: s fA yi) wr ee. - ne °o ge ¥ in! i 7x ; ; i] cation, two stages Ol vite NICAL CONSTRUC- WM _ MODEL No. 52--REGULAR >.} amplification. All ted to MECHA! | parts mounted ° = This powerful, rompact, 3-Tube Radio i= . bare aes me ote ag 4 . —s F = shielded and compensa mane” TION—A! oat steel frame- Ke Receiver will drag in distant stations, W. 7 —— J 7. ait »S| ‘ve uniform response © a copperP. ioss condensers iz and give smooth, clear reception with a a ae — ig # : cay sive N regeneration, ne 1e-cast jlow-'® lite knobs of slipping [ks astic demand. It ix * worder in scope =| ing all “B” at- | * if A “v ned for full volume from eliminate ge centering |PK and character of performance. Ad teries, Loud — . th | oe Loud Speaker, and ineste ore moulded —, x je delivers volume. Its — > sweet. | poeaker, Storage e 5 | * i | > ry n shait. ts, term it has distance-getting ability. sattery, Aan ‘iy Lae i'd CABINET—By B or gioco Radio Set, . ent d All Necessa lite vege — and switc > Its amplification is true. . Equipment, om . * hid | i builder of tee a on world. Aerial Equip ’ Tube note “‘Non-vibrating oe tp 4 Formerly Priced at $22.50, om sate at and necessary ° py ‘: e | ii > il odie sories. Power jes. r “ = Ories. .2 = | automobé ©. desgin, executed Acces or Radictror UX-120 Poribes ee i micropbonic IP ng socket. [DSZ] 9 5 t7” ABSOLUTE «| Ai: 1S" Cone-Type ¥ p 'X 200A Detector LS x * INDS~ CO. 4584 ARMITAGE AVE CHI UX 112 Amplifier s | EI trically Speakers : A 2 — $1.19 Completely oe ane oe em ; . d 7 — ipped Operate 5.95 £ Each Tube tested for oscilla- uipp : $35 Si-O OO ee Oe tion and guaranteed to be per- LE Quality — Y olume led fect in every respect. ss CONSOLE aaaee +t} ro 11C RIBUTORS H | DIO SET RADI | aa RA : : | Ssctinctey operated from your elec- Ne. 16 Cospered Bad Ber, * ; Including all “8” ee core, tric — a padeed pi Greund Clamps, ell copper, 10c 6 lengths fer......... 5 ane 5c * ALL SUPPLY oo : Yant Weald Hydrometers, 2 Qe | | in Lewd Speaker oe Ney end init Comat chon | | See"atons SP Kner Lightning Arrestets 2g . / : saretiain Aerial Insulaters, 4 c S0c walue........-- ce seees — a vescaastia, On acle at | | Sete!’ oe Eagle Variable Gridleaks ; 59c i am i i ad a - ie St. “Gy re Ktdchessoneecnses Window grt mag te 15c nece | 75c value, on sale at...+.. Lenk Automatic Blow 98c ; - ‘ Me =| &. 20, 30 Ohm Rheostats, 59 ee ee | mr f : ™ .50 I | Battery Clamps; spring 25¢ Foren, BEA See, . Distributo $1.00 re eS Cc es aiae wales site 75C = grip, 20c value; 2 fer + ag Loop me Acrial 39c * rs ron, Ms te eeseves qu2aneense re, 7 : _ | 100-ft. Puretone Talking 9 Jee Spring-Grip Phone 19¢ 20-4t. loud speaker Extension Cords Veltmeteve fer testing “O" tas * ATER KENT RADIO | Tepe, 76c value....._. 4 Cc Plugs, 36c walue.........- : a se NOTHING with plug; $1.00 value; 69c teries, O-60 welts; regular 59 ININGH Elect Battery Meters, fer testing ster- t@ ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ' During This Sale Only res a oe gt wa ! am aan a $1.26 calpe, on sale at..... Cc * AM TUBES P rte Lamp Socket Aerial 5 age batteries. Regular ak ELSE TO BUY S& FREE INSTALLATION | . STIC ELIMINATORS lugs, 75¢ velue...... c $2.25 value, on sale ef... Cc On Complete Console Radios ® ie Eee : E DAY SERVICE ON MAIL ORDERS AME DAY SERVICE ON MAIL ORDERS EXRMRERENEAAASAASS SE, “+t etehiengigig 0 *& & ee SAM | —a | \* * : S| ae Bs rae

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) eal 7 Li QUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1320 aay SEE eRe ee = He mee, |COOLIDGE AND KING GEORGE HEARS CHIMES OVER RADIO. | 32 SERIES EE ss 7 — — MAY CONVERSE OVER RADIO grroRE SOUND WAVES CAME SSNS CLLEGE DLP EA 3 is SS COSESS ae | t te t ar hange | | = 3 SS ) : It is reported that an exe 6 That radio broadcasting is giving Ps eer _ = | of holiday greetings between Presi- het ange . ‘ ®, a —- = eS SS : | 1@ listene : us yhvysics as —_ x * SR RSS de net % ooll dge and hing George 1 teners le ssons in I — setae ” — : te a aS : ” — fover the trans-Atlantic radio cir-| well as entertaining them is dem- ‘ ae “2 —- “Saas \ . ; ; , ' a 4 “ ‘ > : _ ras ~ ‘cuit is being planned by radio and’ onstrated by a letter received by § s = } . eee LS + : - 4 eres re +. } - ; ‘ hic oOo T? . - . # = e i elephonic engineers of this COUN-/| yryZ from one of its listeners living her We ‘ a ’ ‘ Tt hy | rh +1 Pa fiance ess f . “4 . . te a | ii oOuZs i Lis Wiill none | i) . ‘ 5 ji 7 SS > ) a © « as VU P| . e a e P , . wns a i Sr - Bs we ' within half a mile of the Park Ave- , y '> -" het hea «3 ; “4 a .; ; So oN mes 4 = . ; oe 4 ~ eter Ss _ " ms 7* 4 two principals to reage rate nue Baptist Church, whence that has not been announced. is 0- e a assured that if the fans have the station broadcasts 2 seri: irivilezwe of listenine while the 1.- : , : ; | sy ite Vi il rhadiss bn. hil ion re citals every und: 2 hy . . 5? The Set You Have Wished for eads of two great countries talk ee Geese od % Times. ih cl oe Ser cf vamos tate tee taht to each other across Ltlantic. rm a socket and saying goodbye forever to Batteries and they will sit up all nicht if nec he lives on one of the upper FRED W. STEIN most of your Radio troubles. Picture to yourself a = ea Se ee OS a : : Radio as musica! as a Grand piano, and that costs 1g sary on either Christmas or New Of a tall apartment to operate. No wonder everyone who hears See - ; int NS What may rou expect in natrr- an hour : ; Year’s eve. on warm, uic unday night ie none. ack of dis- it wants one st once. Many say “I can't believe : mast 3 ] | a volume. and i of oc) Alithough ne " . Ps > made i] ii > Sa t VM itn re Vw indows open " i he 17 em .« » 4 ‘ tw a ss 4 4 % d 7 ; ’ » & , in aie a Sow 3 alsa f ee ty “ eR RE Ror 88 OVS Ae rap comes . wee beige) a TORS 4 ve OR te it." You will hardly believe it yourself ti!l you hear it. Think of the real pleasure of a racio that always it is understood that the plan of heard the bells of the carillo aii brings in stations on the North American Continent, es ened og, aa 2 ai ave Cees requiring no serial for stations five hundred miles he proponents of this exchange of Ing to him through ti usk. is #S a Sviuica a Sishthe bappenea to tora on eS QS EPBMRES pe ut-Finis ecroom sate, with a range of 3000 miles on outside serial. internationa -eetings h id from WJZ ; Overlay and Color Decorations—Mahogany Interiors el ae na ee oe ats bs z - ’ ES RE © 6 hen vee, ~ > cS sahy a * ST es So simple and highly selective a child can attach : gs eg se and operate it. Uses No Batteries of any kind. — Atensive proadcast NOOK-Up ~— ; No wonder this is a present da? Radio wonder. ; uring least § ent of | Cariliion + t there And the price, $125.00! The immense volume of our ithe wales: Cumann ini 1cticallv!in time between the new “rent So Volume, Volume, : ee ante ee er ee ee if : ’ big | +} Pent ad ; cli alas Ps ie . aor sc>7 Volume is responsibie jail tne ritish iisieners, the privi aes IuUNnd thi for the way Steinite jleze of listening in. fact, the differenc: products have _ = a i thecountry. And =a D ee out tremendous volume and it was the saz ot lt ome —~ yy Aare thes set ing played, bi ae ee fans , - pinishtiemmube PRA i Wa mons Shy. 3 eo ater Merida me 4 bet i ak Nines Ala ait payin: : . ry J 7 ‘ ’, - Bo q ete = ll aS tig a Nae HO ee ee Ady Pe 2 td Yes AEB PORN 2 , ua om ae ~ + Pa’ 4 NR is “ts “tr o ’? woe “2 MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE | famous ~“Bettez B’ Battery Elimina Ho a “Better” “B Battery Flimina f . : ¢ t rT e ‘ C lete Plug inte the ight socket and know you r operation cost | 50 vn om will not exceed 1¢ an hour for radio et ty Think of the expense alone, before you buy a battery typeset. The —~ oe no-battery Steinite radio wi!l poy for ng = rom the way orders are coming in no one here can te! Nothing Te Buy ! what sales on this popular set willrunto. You st least Ready To Operate want to know allaboutit, want tostudys this marvelously refined Fred W. Stein circuit; want to try it ten dars Also Made in at my absolute risk, then write your own guarantee as to its performance. Do this anyway before you buy any set. Think of the finest set you ever heard of at any priceand Console Model you will know what to expect of the 7-Tube Steinite 1O-Day | rors Spence open tee | PE ITALIAN FOLK SONGS AND LOVE P >sitively the newest and most elaborate style in bedroom furniture. With overlay decorations; done throughout in true Spanish style. Includes beautiful massive bow-end bed, spacious chifforobe and your choice of full-sized. dresser or charming new French vanity. Intaid in the Moroccan style with dec- orations in color. Mahogany intcriors; drawer guidcs, eo throughout. Oe = two controls to operate and set logs perfectiy. Tremen- dous volume. Tone pcre, full and round. ee es pour Mame ar aaa ss, pin Free Trial a high degree, and range of 8,000 miles. binet, soli to and mail 7 Ds ; : Ps . ~—f "BALLADS FROM WEN TUESDAY mahogany, beautifully finished in 2-tone wainut or 2-tone mahogany. An elegant furniture setting that will har- rere Kiammeter. Use on rnonize with any home environment. ™ . wa eSUIS, PONTE it & —- Se Gold Seal Congoleum Rug > Samta Maria :« Smokers Sx12—With Border Ships | $12.95 Value — hs $14.50 Value WRITE TODAY for complete description of this marvelous Prey BETTER RADIO LABORATORIES pew instrument explaining the new circu't. a ee ae est. P-186. 318 Sycemere St Just send name—no cost—no obligation. You've a! had i oop Pat yar te agg ' mind a radio free from battery troubie—IT’S HERE. saihee omer . — — own tee after a free ten day tria!] in is the to which von ———— they ew lg itis ase while this is be STEINITE LABORATORIES, 717 racic vids, arcuison, xansas STEINITE PRODUCTS SOLD ON EASY DOWN PAYMENTS Bt a High Mary Boland i int “Cradle 5 : ‘. tube in your last audiosocket and ‘ -* enjoy the mar- Beautifully decorated, these ai ob ee hiae | ee TY i ‘SS. ornaments are ali the rage. Large-Size mahogany finksh® Three Ke logge receiving s¢ta/ ys SPF - Every home needs one. Smoking Stands witn humeg Flo rence Moor 3 ap Set YS? rt a > MER yy =r tas So ae Car & WA TR, WS ‘ = “ Pr} One of the famozrs dor drawer and co Cold me al One-piece genuine Congoleum $Q rhs Excellent Xmas Gift tth evan aman Gold Seal Rugs; regular $18 Radio Tubes ‘ values; each Rug 9x12, with bor- All Standard Types iente. A Christmas bad : % ik i ' . ; if : } der. Very or ined imperfect. : 73:.- $7.95 a rn id eta t be bis peas 7 jm : ; Que. cae — wink med. wfieees seine of — ih wens Fe . 4 ae oe ¥ 3 “y : Se = ‘ Ye SS : : . she ms CE | Ps : “ a ity PAS Ee 4y “ageee first act of the play to Henry atnee This is not accidental but the result of os Forty 7 several exclusive Grebe developments. =e | as , «ogre 8 aN] = : “ES Ask about the Colortone, Binocular _" Msfe : = — 7 - | i ae | ATM AL : meer eosased. After = aa Ta Tene Coils, S-L-F Condensers, etc. == ——— _. || : Minna a: nome aud mae i = cE i fl || Kroehler construction throughout, davenport opens into full-size bed with coil spring. Meee Rancer,” whicn proved a a ae Luxurious club chair and roomy wing chair. All three pieces upholstered in Yoasine a ee eee Ssne other exclusiwe Grebe advantages and what we, ; 7 at \ Fa Bhs xan 9 velour. A rcmarkable value! Loose cushions. 4 Qs) Frohman’s management (0 a difference there is in radio reception. > A mighty human way of saying that Bosworth is worth listening to. It would be far more delightful, though, to hear it in your own home. Your nearet Bosworth dealer will be glad to afrange it. FRE Beautiful pair ( e-Te wa arta: ‘Two Bosworth Model« Type B-3, Six Tubes, Single Control, Price $155.00 Type B2, Five a ae —_ , Tubes, Two Control, YES! We Sell the GREBE | BW Same bo SYNCHROPHASE RADIO | on Divided Payments Wrought Iron : : He ideal tittle Bench VERSIONE ©. 4 she Ra 4s ° Stand and Base. AM WD mahogany fi 1i14 OLIVE STREET 10th AND PINE STS., ST. LOUIS, MO. f beautirutsin. § 1030-32 Franklin Ave. dily built. : — Deai Write for P tion > @ ers rit or Fropositto a > LOIS MORAN itn *GOD GAVE / SASASSASASeSASAS? SASASL SABAS > SAAS MM NE TWENTY CENTS ~Alissourt * os a at " - we, - y — Re tt ME Hage te dle sey afyorae YE Rtg die on, . eo bs 4 , nee = > Fae 53 Rat ee me ae ty > 7” Sate op Me ot v Dis citateted coor tal EEO OE ARAL SS etre OR ew ee ee rege b af - “ wl Loach -.< Sitig KtA : Ri aha Pe ete 4fh Beautiful Parch- * cai . S Apey A \ Be. Wigan a q ~) ms * Tei The bis. 8 ie Oe Te ‘ Jo ee: ta er: . ; a ie Bn) oem, Ak Sa ae Dake ’ i

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i a ee a eee — . 1 Enger ee MWQQ{GQOqa WSS . GCG_|{_E WO \ YG SS \ * ; N 3 $ ; \ a N seas ~ Ata SRANNWANN S ee -~ ames wanetomnes SUnEIREEne ES aeemeaee apanernedian -~ — ome us ssnetiaetitiiedaaetnene . - - landers, in a comedy turn; six other acts, and ‘‘Foo!s o! l‘ashton,”’ a picture, with Mae susch)0= 6cand = 6Theodore’- von iltz. GARRICK—“‘Vamps of 19227,” burlesque. GAYETY—“‘Merry Whirl,” bur- 1eSq ue The Varieties Lay Claim to | A Centennial ith overlay decorations; done bed, spacious chifforohe and a in the Moroccan style with dec- ghout. ‘ I ; Vaudeville Houses Here and aes 2 ae, — ° $moKers | : $12.95 Value o ‘ > | a | ~ a fhroughout the Countr\ 4h ~~ ee ~ = c +s mn, @: . 7 —~" Celebrating First H Years — Recalling Some Old Timers. r } . ? . , 4 ’ lr may be a simple press agent stunt or it may be founded up- } “eee . bie? ..? ? on historical] fact buf, at al) on +s > eX ; = Vau ot t he ‘ E rs none : | | Mary Boland in ‘Cradle Snatchers | | 0 4 | j | | 6 dl S h "% d “ 98 rile. yen y Pris ees sd, these 4 ra S natc ers an that the varieties is 100 years old he rage. Large-Size mahogany finish this season although about half a Smoking Stands with humi- iry dor drawer and complete Florence Moore 1Tl Town vill In_ thos: ae with every smoking conven-~ tiruers will reme ¢ jarney Fa ~ lente. A Christmas special. @ gan W the greatest clog dance ! POTH of the local “legitimate” camps and hospitals When she of them aj] and his popularit A theaters, star ing tonight. will came home she appeared for the brought an avalanche of clog danc- $ 7.95 be open this week for a change first time in vaudeville, then back ers into vaudeville, not the least si , m the American presenting to the legitimate stage 1n “The of whom was the first Pat hKoone: vaca aaa — madie Snatchers,” a farce comedy Advertising of Kate” and atter [In contrast to the clog dancers SSP uch was highly successful in New that in “Meet the Wife,” whi who have held their own in vaude- _ k while the Shubert-Rialto has brings her to her present role in ville fron agan's day, there pavenport Suite Ro ce oon B would have been called a eaters, two extraordinary breeds of Eh soubrette,” in the farce N “She Couldn’t Say No” 10" entertainers, popular,25 or 30 years ' » Couldn't Say No.” i ence Moore portrays the role of ago put now relegated to oblivion. . in New York Mary Boland, a woman lawyer. The story °t Many of the old-timers will recall Genuine Jacquard: has had an interesting career the pinay is faid in a smal tov. ameta e creator of tia Gencine | the stage with an occasiona] in. New York State at the court- i434 Wme. Rialto. he: successor, into the movies, is the star of house. Miss Moore essays the vo who today is living quietly in N: madle ;natchers.”’ Miss Boland of an amoltUious stenographer | York, fted her career as a leading law office and as the unexpecte4 HERE ar ee 68 man of a Detroit Stock company happens she is compelew to as comet etait pee : one aa 3 he Social Highwayman.” Then personate a woman lawyer eso: - ria’ denn, ane ’ . . ‘ ® q } rice. 7% if) reyy ern be se Ww) er t ~ ". ) , ; ‘; *; ii -) hi il ] j qT) cially engaged to try a breach } r P . ‘ir . ve Fees ; , ss. tA ALY c . ' ‘ . OT- owed stock engagements in Cin | aire i monologist craze swept the coun: Velour—Coil Spring — Top Rail Mati and Nashville promise case in this smal 0 ae" ' = " - « . , » a rmyrirrcriy - , > ,* :yy ? l ¢ } Z | ter her stock experience, Miss Her emplover, whom she ilove s try, bringing into prominence such 4 -_ ~~ so ~~ & . > c “) yr? te ec } . 931) om . She - Bnd went to New York and her opponent as the attorn for artis a John Fuller Golde . AL - ¥ c | . Blackface Billy Van, Charlie Cas "= } : +] je ejcls 2met Robert Edeson, who was ““€ Ober Side. Stuart Barnes, Jir Thornton. FP i — : : . } © ~_ t+ aot Ul i PAL LATS, Pail ' ss LT) ; ‘ ing for a leading woman for Among others in th am Win | ., : rae ie ats ? : ne Mies Moore will be Ralph Kellard, G@ Knowles and Walter Kelly. Stronch: art. pleaded with Miss Moore Wiii we sates tia = i ; The sent in dh wa iuiltinal it ma oer ‘ a3 ¢ . © . - r ton ce _ 7” bg T fw (*h st r t Lui . au 3 wig : 4 * ‘ “3 = ‘ m for a trial, and after reading Evelyn mmcanagiend oe 7 : Stars in vaudeville is credited to iret ace ? ¢ha ay ¢ - Haines and ,aiter Jones. alte : @ Te % . first act of the play to Henry . Robert Grau. whose activity in in- arris and James B. “orbes . pecria s . A ; . HE first stage attraction of U troducing such stars as Clara Mor- engaged. After a lengthy run - a-hict > ter} ] in| i? ris Amel i Bingham and otners to that play, Miss Boland went year which migit ; "sare — sie epinn 6: a 4 ‘ , portant will bye \ i Se } ’ Wad, came home and played in Pee) -t -Rialtc size bed with coil spring gs earance at the Shubert-Rialto on which continues tod . tie ¢ ae) “ ? 1: Ff Y " } . , s u holstered ; ' ee: whicn proved at Lee 13 in the role of Mrs. Alving (Once lf was tne protean ACT re. ‘ext she appeare With : oe . } } } P is genu ne , . oe at pt peer we in Wienrik Tbsen’s drama, “Ghosts.” which was the piece de resistan: : Cis Wilson. Then under ~. apaersoys ‘ a f Hele at. ’ _—~ oe pa, pone Th fii shang les Frohman’'s managen _¢ sonnet is said to make oO! Cirei - © VaUGEVIile SHOWS. moOse Wer ste Jt ty , lé Pi az} remen 5 + : . } ‘Seer. © 6 ee. dic é ving «4 thorough v mo 1é rn won 1} 4 é d: .; ~ C) { rr. A. Roberts, Henry Was, for six years, John Drew's neuen te ~ —_ LT Seep 7 r; hg woman 7) wearing with ‘ . . hao ¥ is AL + New & Improved peek thi cag gag ,. occasion is a revision based upon goli. The tradition is carried on : actor i) “Smith 7? Jac - : : : : ie ey are é : William Archer's standard rans today by Owen McGiveney an: oc of today. The text used on this Lee and Charlotte -Perrv ind Fri- c. ney and Do J v y, at Wine > Afar hes tos °S Tt. , } ; P VW "" IAIR | ad H a — a . - 2 *. Jation. made by Harrison (‘:rcy Baker, the former a dramatic star . uspand 3 TY} ; ‘eV ita i — . . — - ; : U res a “Th r — pie . . bs Kiske Wild staved the pr od 4“ ! Pil. and Tne latter id musi ali rey | & - Radio Bench DOLLY VAUGHN ~ $4.59 =—=—=——— FF 1 / Ideal little Bench, = : — Mahogany finish; > IF | ¥ $3.50 value. Stur- s /~fK \2 : - dily built. | SAAS . ah LOIS MORAN in "GOD GAVE GEORGE JESSEL in" PRIVATE- ALICE SAKER ASS SSA ENS 4 : and West End Lyric | FE ME TWENTY CENTS"~Missourt * 177Y MURPHY "~ Grand Central * ~Empress Stock Company To Make Film Together: Colleen Moore tor England eee _— er ee eee: Latter Star, Voted the Best Box Office Attraction, to Make Four Films Abroad for European Consump- tion—D. W. Griffith Quits Paramount—The Rise of Izzie Cohen. By NIE. LTHOUGH no official announcement is forthcoming, it is pretty generally understood that Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford are about to co-star in a big picture. “Ever since their mar- riage there has been talk of a film being made by Doug and Mary, but good business has stood in the way Fairbanks and his wife were able to get from the theaters of the country all. the money that it was possible to collect for their separate offerings and there waz no possibility that a film in which both appeared would bring in as much money as two in which each appeared as a lone sfar. tle different. Miss Pickford, drop out of the Paramount organi- one of the very earliest stars zation. His going, while perhaps of the mevies, has unquestionably an artistic loss to Famous Players, begun to lose a little of her draw- hardly put a dent in the Zukor- ing power although she is, of course, Lasky bank roll De Mille first still one of the tep notchers as a branched out for himself and then boxoffice attraction. Fairbanks is ted up with the rapidly growing Producers’ Distributing Corpora- tion. Now there are rumors that N OW, however, things are a lit- which ‘aused Cecil de Mille to good for many more years in his own peculiar line as a swashbuck- . 4% on — oe tux ¥ i 4 ling, athletic hero but the time he is not entirely satisfied there M * r) ‘ , tan , " ¢ } vega? f Ge yer seems to be wpe for the pair to and an imypending break is being fulked of out i ollv woo. make a picture which would have i* Jt VY in Hollywood. a tremnendous sentimental appeal. UOLLEEN MOORE, whose cur- iunior has it that the projected ( rent offering. ““*Twinkletoes” is effort of Myr nd Mrs. Fairbanks at the Ambassador this week, will not be a romantis ramia e@n- iS soon Ito be lost to American stu- tirely but will run largely to slap- dios, As part of the plan to in- stick ye roicsa with Doug in one of fluence opinion in England wher: his customary roles and Mary in a much propaganda is being circulat- Yrynrwy; UV YG QGIYGYYroyyrvywwy : | W—YU YGWGYAAGG G7. G FG Syst TIRS NIEYNY UGGS Bert Lytell. in Person, at the Orpheum ae girl part. It will be done, ed against American films in according to report largely in col- effort to stimulates the manufuc- | : “yy @-e = or. ture of British made pictures, Col- W. GRIFFITH'S widely her- leen 1s going abroad to remain ; D alded stay with | Paramount 74) Of more. Un the other sid ® was short-lited. Although the Se /will make four pictures whic! contract between ‘The Muster” and. #* 35 hoped, will be British enough Famous Players still had a year'to *9 please the kickers over there. At rul ] nas been more or less sud- (ne Same time they will be madé denly terminated ly agreement be- ™ ith an eye to home consuniption tween the two parties with mo of- ™ ell for there is no idea of let- ficial reasons being advanced, al- ting the little star lose the position though it is reasonably easy to dis- she occupies with her audiences cover Ww . a ppe ©] Pictures of here today are factory-made mder the Miss Moore, who is now at work rules of costs and systems followed on the jpraduction of “Orchids and by any well-regulated factory. Grif- Ermine,” is the best box of fies fith, long used to having his own name in pictures,,according to 278 way in the matter of turning out out of 2471 exhibitors answering a films, found, it is said, that the questionnaire distributed by a lead- factory methods and what he con- jng trade journal in the film indus- sidered ART would not work to- try. to theaters throughout the gether. Famous Players, on the eountry. contrary, have discovered that their ‘Tom Mix takes second place with way of making plavs was eminent- 955 exhibitors naming him. Fred ly satisfactory—to them, and so Thomson is third. with 252 favor- the producers and their star direc- ing hin tor, who, bv the w ay, Nas not twin- Next in order are Harold Lloyd, ls _# - <* “Ser he ¢ 7 : , : ! zs ; k le d very brigh Pa lor SO Tie lime, Hioot (;i Dbson. Norma Talmadge, came to the parting of their ways. ; pees OEE It wag the same sort of trouble. Continued on Next Page. See A ee | GLADYS Mc CONNELL and YAKIMA! CANUTT in - i "DEVIL HORSE" ~ Si. Lous YY Yr XK YC — *§ @1 @ 1 O'8'4'0'0'6'19'efe5 Ni7 22 NZ 996. ee eee ne | At the Movie Houses | —— MISSOURI ~—- “God Gave Me Twenty Cents,” with Lois Moran and Lya De Putti. On the stage, Florence Walton and Leon Leitrim, ballroom dancers. AMBASSADOR—Colleen Moore in “Twinketoes,” with Ken- | neth Harlan. On the stage, Boris Petoff's: “Miracle of | Youth,” and Ruth Ietting. Today only, at 12:15 p. m., Stuart Barrie’s organ con- cert. GRAND CENTRAL AND WEST END LYRIC—‘Private Izzy Murphy, with Patsy Ruth Miller and George Jessel. On the stage of the Grand Cen- tral only, the Loomis twins, featured with Gene Rodemich and his Merry Maniacs. LOEW'S STATE—Jobn Gfibert and Eleanor Boardman in “Bardelys, the Magnificent.” On the stage, Jack Denny's orchestra, Christine Marson, Joe Termini and Della Samo- loff. Today at 1:30 only, concert by Loew's State or- chestra, Don Albert conduct- ing. ST. LOUIS—Rex in “The Devil Horse,” with Yakima Canutt and Gladys McConnell. The stage program includes “America’s Piano Ensemble.” “The Dance Club,” a revue: Bert Hanlon, comedian: Ed- die Allen and Dorris Can- field and Gibson and Price. Sey Nile Macs: OF Today's “Bs Concert at Odeon Louis Symphony | Orchestra's . CY MAIER, sol@&ist of the St. “Pop” concert at the Odeon at 3:15 p. m. today, who has vis- ited St. Louis three times in con- cert, playing with the St. I.ouis Symphony Orchestra as a feature of the regular concert pair of March 3 and 4, 1922, and in re- Cital at Sheldon Memorial that vear and at the Principia concerts last season, really makes his local debut as a soloist this afternoon. Here- tofore he has always played with [ee Pattison in two-piano works. Today Mr. Maier plays the E flat Concerto ef Liszt, one of the most pleasing piano works. The program today ranges from Liszt to the Cheyenne Indians—- which is inelusive of considerable territory. The first movement of Schubert's “Unfinished Symphony,” Wagner's “Tannhauser March” and Tschaikowsky’s “Italian Caprice” all] marked by beauty of melody, will be offered, while other numbers include orchestral arrangements of “My Old Kentucky Home” and “The Arkansaw Traveler’ wit! Skilton’s “Indian War Dance,” a work really adopted from the themes of the Cheyenne Indians. Following is the complete program: Marc from “Tannhauser’ .....Wagner First movement from Symphons No se in miine}: "CL i finie! ed’ } s bert { ure rt Nf ] iT) k Fila ] is7t ‘ My Old ke wkyvy Home “hy (hy Arkansas Traveler MeDonald India Dance ; Skiltor C‘apriceio ITtalie oe ., Techaikowsky Valse de Concert .Glazounof?f Seale Prowse Famer Vill By W. U. Students. A feature of the Shakspeare re- cital to be given by Charles Dillon and students of Washington Uni- versity, in the Church of the Unity Tuesday evening, will be the scene Wolsey'’s farewell from “Henry VIITI.’’ last prese nted in St. Louis by the late Sir Herbert LBeerbohm Tree. Miss Marguerite Grace, assistant supervisor of music in the St. Louis public schools, has afranged an elaborate musical score; and a spe- celal lighting system and cenotaph setting have been installed to in- sure an adequate staging of such effective numbers as the dagge! scene from ‘“‘Macbeth”’ and Anto- ny’s oration from “Julius Caesar.” Dillon will be supported by the following students: Harold Elbert, John Biack, Frank Cordes, Thomas = WAY MAAS w »%4 WY WH G RQ QQ AAA A|A|NN BDRBMAA.WX AAMAS AAAS ‘ee SX Sx Sw“ SS SEN 7? POOOTOLILEEL ILE OPPOE aw ewer os . — . A A OR A EL AE Ee - ee ree —~— =) Sacneeremeenepayeaannastenseapearatpeaatameeane ener Scat naa a coma AARON " PAGES 1—10B, 2 ne re rm en ent etre a ee te ee f= RS et a rn Zt - La tg = Eee Florence Moore in “She Couldn't Say No” Ethel Barrymore Scores in New Drama by Maugham By ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT. NEW YORK, Dec. 4. T was back in 1911 that Ethel Barrymore first played that In- comparable one-act play by James M. Barrie called “The Twelve- Pound Look.” Now, after 15 years she has come glowing back to town in “The Fourteen Hundred-Pound Look.” Everything bas gone up so, you know. Not eggs, alone, and coal and gin. But even a lady’s economic independence. And in other ways—in all ways, in fact—-the new Maugham comedy, made radiant by Miss Barrymore, is peculiarly a product of and for the year of grace and change, 1926. * | N the Barrie sketch, you will go to the devil. She did net feel remember, the complacent Sir that his mere vagrant infidelity liarry Sims learned that his first quite put her In that position—not. wife had left him not for any other while she went on living so com- man at all but just to get away forteably at his expense in the big from the intolerable burden of his house in Harley street. fat, suffocating complacency-——that It is true she was the mother of she always wanted to clear out and his child, but, after all, that had had done so 4s soon as she could been quite as much a favor to her- earn the 12 pounds wherewith to gelf as to him, and once the baby buy a typewriter and thus be abie was born, she had turned over all to support herself. Said Kate: “If the tiresome part of its care to I was a leusband it is my advice tO much more competent persons, Nor all of them---l would watch ™mY-.was she inclined to trade om the wife quietly tO see whether the l2- fact that she also presided over pound look Was not coming into his house. With a well-trained her eyes.” staff that took only about 19 min- This advice was seemingly lost utes of her day and if any wife need- on Dr. John Middleton, the hus- ed more time than that, it was just band in “The Constant Wife,” for, because she was not any too bright. come to think of it, the new No, Constance Middicton wanted Maugham comedy is.not really real economic freedom and in the called “The Fourteen Hundred fast act of “The Constant Wife’ Pound Look” at all. Dor. Middle- ghe ig savoring that freedom and ton is lulled by the complete calm, finding the taste of it quite . the the almost deafening calm, with most agreeable experience she can which his wife learns that he has remember since she ate her first been having after an affair with 4 strawberry ice. pretty woman down the street. He ; ask i does not see the 1490-pound look N her first year of work, she in her eyes nor grow uneasy whén has engineered the sale of 5° é many yards of glazed chintaz that she has £1400 to show for her pains. A thousand of them she de- : : _ posits to her husband's account to y ET Constance Middleton’s pay gor her keep. Two hundred deepest concern was jJUSt [0 she uses to pay her own wardrobe get herself into a . position pije Two hundred she turns into where, if she fe it so inclined, #he jire and sets forth for #ix weeks of ~ e - as who, these days, does not’?-— she goes into the interior decorat- ing business. Dunn. Raymond Falzone and Dacre could teil him with caim and cour- ee nnnee tesy DUL Wile # “elerimination, to “tinned om Neat Page, Eoulton. 4 ee en ee DOLLY CRAMERL ELERNOR BOARDMAN in e COLLEEN MOORE tm ~ Grand Opera House ¢ "BARDELYS, THE MAGNIFICENT “~ioews " TWINKLETOES"~Ambassader 4 tie ile gna, Peed ae tts : aad ‘ a =a)» CE Te ae gees eee see SER Ne, DR. : . — vive aaaieal hie a seat Date Se oe - 4 A r AND WR git 5, RTO IR ER . . oe, ae = “2° tf i A : Sy Seay eer se Aenean 2 ages a ee : <a mewween eo 4 ye Zhi a heaps.) Maat ean vena oh ehsrhdlee ademas pase Sce CORN. Uae te Ke S Totvaeton ee ee ; ey, sree deh vagina sciiees - " Se Rs ae eal Be ee pony wow gE LT NEIL OR ANB DS ore i, Pia Se My, “ . oats ate ame Me “y wey ‘oe. MERON Vii 05, i ees 1 eee veer Siege SLi dageanransds 209 alg ven aatiawe: eideabatannenies AO aie oe = ny . I he tn rt a, “ ane emeeeemnn nea toad .

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ING (6 T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a PAGE 2B _ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBFE 9, z ras bs) | Olga Warren coll For Symphony This Week. ee Fe ae : Maes | e- 3 tura soprano will p : oS See — = a See “se + % ‘song recital of the : Or dk i and . . as ; ee ee a in Seanad = fits octal Henri Deering. Who Has Won Fame as al Ri. a Se. pee a: ae inton avenue, on Thar eS * See ee gee ae ge . ge .— : his Ballet al fs # eS ‘ .. : a ee | as — w Pianist, and Chester Merton, Tenor, on Fri- | | rs _ owe Eo se ah: 3 a ~ : ‘ i ead % the Odeon J ms . # = , ; | | nlste, | " day and Saturday Program. .. Peer ghey 5 Uy mn CO a - a se i oy Sa oe - =e éd bs e Pe oo 3 ' ry re ab FR og AMM Le wee ie stein AS * ; Ms, ry nx : ‘ = 5 “Wa PECTIN 4) ee rs PROB ego NE a os yr oy twee 7 ~- oh ¥ > ; a pee Pe eee aati ORS 2g ’ pp a : > ‘hat ori Ne . 7 Ghester Merton, who sings an incidental solo in Alfredo Casella’s! [gy ! | , ee | of cal _ _ ia ee dé are wits. z : ° >} ) wi ; } , ‘2 , ; bis, ae ’ ee “iy —— . sa ~ ren - % & SR ee “3 a oy ma. Stille Liebe (Heine) symphonic euite “La Giara’ and Henri Deering, pianist, who will eae gy Fe eee. . %. oe ( Se SE eee” Se SS eee a ao Ihe Lorelei (1 be heard with the orchestra in Rachmaninoff’s celebrated C minor, § 3 eae ee , = | { — lO a — ail *\ Be eer ages 0 ore ert Ferner ei ators isa: aes + lp Beira Bo . ee Ich a Du U } De x Not Go My Love (Tas concerto. | cai, ee ee | , oe at 2 2 ee : : , Deering, the son of Deputy As-| year with success. He Se appea in, ; oS 3 3 ae i. ete ig eR . oe AS the Well (Tamseal, ‘Sian M Oscar F. Doering at the Church of St. Michael and | 2 Bors aS ; Me “= * PaaS ee. ee ; ae adel “ s@msor, and rs. All Angels. of 6522 Michigan avenue has al-/ wiendeissohn’s “Scotch” Sym-| ready achieved an internation“l phony and Rossini’s Overture to) reputation as a concert pianist. He «ry. Barber of Seville’ make up has played with success in the vrit- | the program which in detail is: cipal cities of Germany and has rertu " the opera “Barber of Se- been hailed as a young artist of) vill.” Rossint. “Le Giara’ ("The rare quality in Budapest, Vienna. a F Ras | cy | . ge Re, a. Reg Paris and London. To his eredit | | _— sl: k E 3 ati ss re 2 a : es , Re | a ; % 3 : 3 : ae 7‘ es : ‘ oe Continued frem are successes in New York, émd| Nocturne; | . cue | a ie OS Beer ae fe SS es ae holiday-making in I with other leading\symphonic ot- | ones . . , °. ° ; : m4 a - ye ‘3 5 oy ~ * 3 x EE ‘ : rsa Se GS ie - pac ked. the taxi is t . Se A Le > oe - us ae i madi vs | it oe oa Res = 2 ; a 3 $ 2» oS soe a 3 ‘oe Soe Rosas 4 ae x | ganizations in America. es ri ‘n - See ee . | . 3 a ae 3 : eS a “2 Harley street curb below, she At the age of 19 Deering struck Finale, 3 aS Pas e ea ; — eas er = drawing on her gloves as out for himself in a musical career, : 2 eas b j bee eo _ Bs . Ee eae tain gets ready to fall ae . -+ar {oneerto N min for ano : 4 Be a ae oy - ; a oe 3 BO Ra ae becoming musical direc bor sa eat Gee aaaieeien. ecient’ ae | | 3 . ¥ | 7 : the door she turns andi Mande Adams. His planistic ¢v Moderato | | ¢ Se et pe 4 vs incidentally, she fs attracted attention and he planned | os go ee t 8 . & ao 35 et oy , aN Ly with ek to go to Germany to study with | INTERMISSION. ss Be So: : aes , = Whe oa Max Paver at Stuttgart—a plan} maphon: No. 3 in A Mino: cotch” | ee Eee thas : a pee: Wire . 1 ’ pe “The € frustrated by the outbreak of the) , ante con moto: Allen ; Sh ta coo . ' 3 ty for the premen a, 7: war. When America entered the agitat Le SS EAR : ; “Tt and f grace : ‘es es , - ‘ : ; ‘ace non troppo. : gee 3 Re ' VERA NEM TCHINOVA sit change, 26, lam thinking th war he was in New York, and azio. ey gs ae a | se Ree | ave li Bh to see Ethel £ wt ¢ vies ee leero vit issimo; Allegro maestoso : She le Be ie NS ‘ . . Q 4 e* Fae bs Sconce Saceadl ak a , 7 acs 3 | : HREE separate programs will be given by Mikhall Mordkin, playing that exit. Time oan al P > hS hal i aAeu t Aa i x ent ae A . 3 ; ‘ >| ' | ~ , a machine gun company. His Iin-| i £ . kee eS 7 & | | noted Russian dancer, in his appearances at the Odeon next some of our best actresses § 5 x ; me ; ‘ : =. P Se | ‘ Ic -_ guistic accomplishments—for he | ee ee eS — a. “4 | Thursday and Friday evenings and Saturday afternoon. eae ptt peste made & —— on nen its pam i ate Samet Stiien ie | , y Mordkin will bring with him a company of 50 dancers and an chaseniin On . valuable e intelligence service | ogee HI BS Feo g | ei ae Vladi i cl ose sexual «& : | 3 i mir Bakaleynikoff, , to which he was immediately it-. orchestra of 25 pieces under the direction of ae al B ’ ences, if, unfortunately, any, . tached. formerly of the Moscow Art Theater Musical Studios, according to sanctioned by wedlock. Angy the m i} He returned to St. Louis at the advance announcements. _ b a liberal actresuges, close of the war and after a short bs Bea OE | Pea he an tiies , » th minded to play women whe A novelty in ballet p ic offered by the intro- fa time went to Paris where he acain eeR : fallen, or who, in the linge @ took up piano studies under Isa- re SN ct ~ Ee . ° : fe er | Two Orphans,” had been “gaa dere Philippe. These were tater Sa i : = E 7 ; ment of the story of each ballet fror : D} nate,” saw to it that all tiem supplemented with — Schnable, | | [a aa Qi - oe > & MIMHAIL, ners of the company. re ees a ae 3 a eutzer and Breitkaupt in Ber-| A) | = ss ; : ed . ime Re Tee: cee : ee ee ae > musical centers and then his Ni w! 2S ae ro ay . eae: Sl we gO mae of the a years York debut two seasons ago with | : Po a See P; kf d d FE ' b k ' Fj | phillies sae noe cee ] di ; the State Symphony Orchestra . Sida, jf PF: Sheps he a eee ickiord an alirDdDankKsina mm. lay almost takes her. de 2 as ioned, melodious sort, pubiish when his plaving of the Rachman- ~ -, sg ee a NOS 08 SE Ss Age eae sees her off. Like thes Modernly play ed. Don’ { whose inoff © minor concerto placed him a Bs eae aa : worn matron in“Lady Wi 27. how . at one bound in the first “CRADLE ‘SNATCHERS” Centinued from Preceding Pace. from the laban & Ka holdings, mere’s Fan,” she has a past in#% fail to hear it—now! . arn hic ) tits Cal. His tne younger American janists AND FLORENCE MOORE Mary ¥ Pickford, Dougias Fairbanks, which >] taken over i : r, of her. Scene by scene, Ii Since then he has played tl OLGA WARREN ~ | Meighgn, Reginald Denny, an u ittle from the Paramo line, the wily Maugham builii ” use I Love You —Waitz torial pe other leading orchestras n ——— = . COME TO TOWN Milton Sills, Richard Dix and Lon Theater. her indisputable right—@R..NatT SHILKRET AND THE ®very east and on the Pacific Coast. {77 concert at the Se = ” ¥ Centinned from Preceding Pace. Chaney. Jne source of the amo i moral, economic—to the loves] Victor ORCHESTRA ‘his ini : Casella’s | “La Giara”’ i -hi | Sheldon tanita i. ' come ~ " ahe is minded wad indulge in. j at 2 Little Longer The Mr. Merton’s tenor will be he. Th d when Miss Barrymore went Gm Fox Trot With Vecal Refrain as an incident, will be present-4 (MUrsaay out through the Harley street @ ’Putip S>—aLNY AND in St. Louis for the first time a se on Monday night, she weit a gas ‘ 1s a of these concerts. The music tells ° a week and the blessings of the author agg No. 20272. 10-inch roe Cou Story of the ballet for hich ; | | s &, & 7 GES Paap oe RD, te! Bose ga Tidpales | Oy tne taeases’ em. he Play’s tl ing” is the at- think, of the audience, beaming - From Was written, an amusing tale of 2 AS. E | nis aull hay . shld hid 4 . : eT i “et... reaction at th i1le “The Con- | the front row of which, ef cum Soill soeast ean Jewett hunchback who shut himself in t! me | AVS . : = q naiH GF game O haar RAM er eta Rag al oh Ree Oe 5* Stant fe” has just been present-| was her uncle, John Drew 7 sce how oil-far =n was revaiiin 4 - Ean | ere et re d ‘s re- with respect to lative values of a, have changed. = lew b ictor Records too getting couldn't get out again. . - : ag ; See ; 3 viicn Pag g Me my teen arma 4g OR se lames within the arious fields AKE it from Hal Roach. who he writing of “The nsta : L eent come fo frolic and peer ; ~— ‘ ' — os — Tee Lie ot) abel) tet | hited, it ip m ‘y to study s¢ has directed a lot of tempera-| Wife” in the first place an@ Meee - = etegiins “jou ae Plight. The owner of the iar elo: 2. | | | of Geer it) le ite Liesl ee" arate groups. Feminine stars, all mental s in the movies, lighted, unquestioning scecepll sFox Trot wth Vocal Refrot when a fisted and irascible, wil) not eat : i, ba: Cu Wnt it tiech tl tote. | ef whos pear in drama or com- handling a horse for | the camera is by its first New York wmepetrushka — Fox Trot With it now. the jar be broken to release the | ee ee a ry pA ng ae: Bitaeey as ta gt Ps gps dy drama, rate as follows an'’s size job. While Roach was traceable in part, I suppesy 'Vorai Refrain B. F. GoopRich The tinker. But the noise of the frroli- , ) a a ner Welt Me leads lke | eal ‘olieen Moore 3 -*S busy on the studio lot in Ho ollywood |‘ shiftipg customs and stag ) SrverTrown CorRD ORCHESTRA re wSPap SQ disturbs the owner's slumbers | om 4 bs LT y + eee a +. Say gt ld = et ay fag ’ r , Ri producing the “Our Gang,” Charley the community, to a grewlinl q No. 20204. 10-inch, 75 nected that he appears in dudgeon to a eae cS er vga ig? Rate aa ag Bay Fy a gip eee & Shear : i; Chase and Glenn Tryon ‘contedies, position against humbug eae ee ee in thetr break up the party and losing his —-_ Pe bere a | ' Fils ied ee -} Low ll| dete - neébe Danicis: 3 ii he harbored a thought that some’ where and more especlalig@ . nube W aves —Wa't’ e pressh A+ CA RON SIN TRG EME Bee “s a a es , 45> ig ira omointis9 SESE RAE Sts. Sr me PAS n ye 6 we s sere nny een erage tie A Nl LL ’ 7 «= : : : t ‘ om ~~ gives the jar that cig | Btn intel Pyiditnr | wii] vanes be Fis so hi rin nee tac rane ‘*aq aay he would like 1 } ul restive impulse perce rt the W aves Wa-' Ed ite “ sia : 4 _ . b ‘ % P ‘ | = = eae . c ; : 7 + bahieé . : eve G Sows? wt | 2 |) th different” that had long been with adultery. I suspect, yar 94 1.235 voice is | Solo:s! with Symphon rida ! > ne! os en Went, i hig Wil ) eee ~. — osm ak Se No. 33774, 12-inch, $!.-2 ice is heard ir Jan P. taf od oO . +. : ‘ “ | ad $ i, a todays fop Concert gi econ shirts dire ins ‘beta ean al, Ga eR eg ns » sought r in cinematic One day stance, that Noel Coward | _’ erTrto é as re a 2 = ‘ : > e,*? ° s | # ae ; ’ Lm & « .“ . aa ° ‘ E : : bd . ‘ ** —_ . “s ts ie Prt ee Oe Pep et an atu a study ‘he then secured an er Patsy Muth Siler ' ) >. he picked up a Colorado ‘newspaper This Was a Man” just & : 7 Ss : —) it} t] - . oe hh ‘ : . c i hh . ; 44% _ + ee Oe ~ ° eo ol Olst with the orchestra mies orima donna in 1} Bettr ¢ : and read about a “king of wild | felt that “East Lynne” haé Seg mmiaaaameaaammma ec eaeaaste mamma — ——SSS | | , ———" Greenwich “jllag oilies. This; Marie Prevost ae ) -‘ horses.” a fierce, flashing black been written more thas | ot eb tt ke 5 it at ——— | — stallion that had taunted at the enough. ‘eland t ain additional scene tinies. Outstanding among mode: Blossoms.’ mrt hs a6 6h .CUCUCLCUL! CF LC ~, “ride-"em-cowboy” phase. This ani- 1 HIS WAS A wasn elle nnet plays t! litle role. magicians and illusionists are Har ae led ‘race Moo! in 5 Fey sears gy tod ge mal was as wild and free as the new Coward com y*% : Te ee Oe ee =. P . i 7 ‘o> : — » i it. iit? tot ate ; aT. Serenade Ir ee ee te ae ' , : mountains he had roamed. His ame to town taal : ast are Nei] lamilten. ‘onstance wie aud nirits. and Nicola, % , Le4 Be or — ‘ re urn Q S; = : eth often fot qd a marx if ey “rank fee ° Larrimore and A. 7 R ; LEXANDER KORDA, t! lu? ‘Heini onk Helen Lync, loward, Ethel Clayton, Victor M« the faki the Far Eas’ THE Empre his week 1 biol ‘ i on | L2C8SH; Dis hoo Fel deadly; his thews in the leading role r Fox Trot With Vocal Re rain ‘arian director, and his wife. r Davridso: Alnhon Sth] Lagien, Ted McNamar: lip de own game. on Powers will star in the Thon 2 Mei ar eee i7s plunging when under a saddle too piece when the husbands : the Red. Red Robin (nown on the screen . Euroiuw and Ted Ada: Lace) nd Pat Somerset. The stom - , , Bo | me-woman lan Jerry.” Btsisacc Penny bees aby ->i much fo ny ri her. ¢ ve" en Bo Bobbin’ siege’ : m3 es se 7 at en isiasts wv ' -wom lay. Jer 7 . cae he ae luc. =, Be ) a friend confesses to ams . Com b, Bob, as Maria Corda, have arr ™ rom lLonNor mes word ° pe: ee JOnESOR +6Un ) the days of Four Bar mA . tnerin: NsHoim tC usoing Aicnarm i eat x When Roachs scout ~*~ of quiét adultery with the PF Al (alifornia, where they iil direct =e my _— ' ce Dut ens ‘ a eeiinsasanenian th ‘. ti aaeee re ote f D Lidl url $ versatili- Rienara PB elme gents Sp -=- to Colorado to look ove is § - husband goes into gales of ’ ong ; . ‘ and act in the movies res “tj Apgintg centre eee sh si hoe tonea : Eee an Sai — _— : = bi ee ie aw oe fokn Gilbert __ re. rpiky a ¢ that - ‘ gee tg | Fox Trot With Vocal Re: rain and ¢ in } movies ivec- TPR Se a ‘EN 2 aa a ei 4 Pp a i sa le ind ta lich the artress |! Ori -* -. prospect. he found tnat : , ter An in “The Constant W . ly for First Nationa! hi ee | he : aprnwinng si cesta pe shed gotta pamaag thy » 55 self norhea thinkir | ie wae So — : dadieae 37 jater named Rex, had really been ,,. z etl * p PAUL W HITEMAN AND : ‘rintineg nanny lctter Pets nan 7 - ‘The Ladv in Ermine” u : my t Pm ess i Risin QAaPS .oOINnkKI! Sli nO. Ramon . ; . iAiGT iieiiicw CA, 4 : ‘he heroine receives the ' é. tH ORCHESTRA the i tract hin. ae any letters from cl idy in Ermine, hers. itil the last 1 5 . ) HB. War in stall a is em uncer contract. ils *: Fe aes : : , na’ noeougn “iai nande ut wires. = | estates ass born a registered Morgan s allion, he husband’s infidelity = rache, the Russian film st: wh Lroy Urgzin riiiSm produ rs ti : 3 b4ise ecretary ts oOoverno ine city of Leadgdins ci (Or SO} . 1 kh ts ; ait dat me 4 > ps hw he oe » as an ; nk: pes 2 turned back to nature . = ee mgt = , . 2017 ’ y # 10-inch, 7 ' = | ats €% aS ee : = = ; ' - ' | * es oo | ee o - : an | OT naG ture r smiling calm that almost . . “ + ‘> ; 7} c : . “"y -” ‘ ame over on the Sa me : it} i? ia * teria ' 4 ‘ sicee S | ba : ‘ " . 4 « i OPA % ii? \ } ’ 4% >] - 'p ] 4 ’ : a . “ve ; iin : 7 at aor e Lt rT) : : % - - ale ie s - h e g gore ye | position. Rs ‘ no one was found who could your ears and his. 3 sfreud (Loves Jor) V iolin I think that, in part, our 9 Ce ee SO ee therm, is remaining in N\ ww >. r} Pry r oer - rho 1oT ’ en £ vnard. “es ern stg has Viili€ iti} . pel >T { ts z] ; had ‘ i i . \# aa . a4 ie ‘ i ‘4 ‘ ~ ( ¥¥ FS Se Bee oh. So } ik ae ale a a | Rn ID apap este ia ce . 4 inaugurating th -w policy of | Lewis Stone t: dots Rex reached Hollywoo wrights are thus merely o sleid = ( Love's Sorro guage, nen she aiso wWiil go On actor, has been assigne: le * . Hipo! ’ CALi€‘ “omew her braauora anG itS famous 5 tie : ‘ ._ -a MOU h er 3 alded and for a tim: >e m1 et , . | Fritz KREISLER to Burbank , , | ity | ppt oe : os dding a p! lay to its vaude rn Param Theater in alded and for a time it seeme the theater’s acute eraction £ ont ° urdan to be a leading luui-. role in alcolm ; lair’s next juth of nor athieen ‘ol ee Sponsioie tor the int ot j . . - . yeh “ne ' reeks he would never lay Ait a } 2 12 inch, $2.00 in. Fi ) Sa erage ee a tid iinte bite ientine « ettia Bake wdhliten of att ville program and reducing the a 02 ened tt eee Pee | all the scenes of torn » @ - 6608, 12+ . ‘ . . I smary in. First National pictures 4 t : red fi e sie ~ & 44 : > rT re - a ey iD finit e DNe- Tt has not been 1 2 itely deacri4e i screen saree H ‘ : “ are , sagt ooding tears and splin . we ‘ sn "t¢ ~ = T} th ; ' rt ¢ ‘ +Q en : 11's warcmdlanwticen : siga a ure of the earHer disp its yet which picture Korda shal! tmain the wild steed into first direct, nor what vehicle will) not be necessary 1 rte « se ah : “B and Belle: Tar Rs, ae a ae et eo. movies and Res|2™*. sewer, Be = a ee” so eitttinn fennel. ee ae TO, a Oe eee eee by Mark aT “sie, Who is Making @ brie! vaud igs | ee ee igi since al | BAP pert 4 Fear ah a flecting and coaxing the eam America. Korda achieved Steen nin ee J 3 Po het 8 Cilio. - : n ade in aX ork It i 7a se: 4 ‘ , aa . a } i. . ?. ‘ . 2 7 : . ob, Sih “ : — es. passions. I arm sure t ‘ ; whic h etiil had tt“ . years ©. run. eaaidli ‘ : " . >i i A ka : : bia LJ 4 5 sa i J i ii ii ii qi AS A) ATi« = _ ; an” 7 : ae L A . ke int; _ » ta = cus ; ess. " rom 2 «. a 4.4 ee. 3e si* : ts , , P +. en ny Na. 20226. 10-inch. 7Se¢ : ~* i }. . ! + e+) ¢ »* . "7 a — . we "Ty > | ; 7? 2 ae 2 Wi nlite +; " _ » & 3%. 4 gn ee? . = - m - af i > * 2 . i ‘ x ? a 2 fe . . — 4 oN + . 7} . : . etecter iover ?" phi > Was torn up and she affixed her i@AS 1D iz] PTT II roie. C2] ' i a 82 i * mn ‘ rj res. - : ‘ee ry aii : a aS be e Wh i eR ha — ) Cohen Fa nine ne ; tiene tail ; ' ie le contract with Mack Sen- ‘* a 50) oor — he , . 1° . comes buckshot for no better ‘ Signature to a new agreement Menipel we Ss ast are Ange ju Ji . Janay n Ine! » Uuge rocucin iri an mus acts : i ; Pe ns ' 1 ort . ; in ' ii orses lack “uc . = a ; ta—Part ~ 3 Hey S >t . o + en and Paso Tae tire v. _. aif , Z sydewi?) Seer Me : . ttin in a few weeks se oe he Lin- — r , . iss ju because the h light Sona 1 does which allies her with Famous ! iay- oes -S s42T) Ui) reese ex aiUT sie MOST iJ 2st iO I evilie, principa rf hich iil ie ie ; ; 7 : - ae ' a i , — ris lL] res } [Le@ril su - pee {Bees th a ; . a4 is as ea . ve nm or : Tape : r id o pre paring to 5 sities . . . , — - ‘ . se ; ’ -% é et ae from seome play OV oe) Pia "Oo heavy ers-Lasky unt! 1831. Miss DPan- oe ' NY © PO: ;rOn aM: A iif Li ai thie ne! ¢ } l'monte. breakin he b! ) ” *% ya rag a nligh Pa > the pi fels ts now completin the final s : THE = + anole chi e ' sit Uivisial : le we wh “Wie ee ‘or . et. Ay rl & = if! cot uld 40 TO less. ag q = t na . scene of her forthcoming vehicle m ceW MOUINS 6: Ma? Ellis was te” and others : > 1] a cal ge ieee Mee Ba in thie 1 . veled | wife” e({ Beethoven) Piano more eT forthcoming venicie, — ullfig@hter in Mexic adiuaw tha Si Re oe ee ee ‘ ATNEPIC wlit | 4* Was opene t that latter hous . a ee ; 6 HE | Constant aie >. : Ha BAUER rece | “Stranded in Paris.” ee a ll ieee sila neg: , TO BEA HUNDRED Not so long afterwar ' ; the week before Christmas. The } as the assista di De mate? ro privat 2 coach 7 ceive the gloved bX 63 neh "92.08 | -rvice. 7 iad stan sm ae at | é Centinued from Preceding Pace tite Adelai: star a fi De | nti nrfor for t OE as sp ‘Sear ‘ent 1 a} | ids of northern Wyoming a> of many a manners — 91, 12-ime ee 3 The two foremost character ac rim support f Corinne rift - aninbaaaetimammamsingn ae tp , as test wee yi? . Boi a : 1) pte Boe ee eee tit Mabini: : wouthern Montana. alone with Di : . ars “ v develop rap 4 befo » he % “f “vee fyi it} a *-UuTrHie T} ‘hh Af ’ . — Aad ass ‘aude ai PLiil : ne “” 4 i | i " “i rj j L:cobson. the Two Robs. Thr “ D: aer - [On — : :} | ~ ee =. " anne nee 9 “Om ex , avr" : : , lila s CoFT . Cx TN ~ Oae a party af (7, duction would have been | light Sonata—P art s #a4DNingSs Ane allace fF eery,. are itn James “lood directing ai. Melinn: Verdes Pervy and # a ag ni sch hich all ) emit és my rOn ; ‘ _ mt si ©4 ts —s' ere. t a period of four month -~ Ss : * ion} . PA we » ¥ ‘ar 4 : t ' ste ia? . dram Ww e be 4 * at Se fanilier and, fina! ; ee Te ee ae | retT 7 , sisaitinialie rs : pit sat ee have touched its manusetay= am Betthoven: Inman: Pane me &@ Mmatadco | - on chene reser - J , ne 4 to them individually and then join Spanish bull rings 7 oe Sa eo gaits: ik colored race has been a ‘anger TI or, € ine J x ty 6 ya oe tice | . gitar: pees | 10-foot pole. Times : cae ew | Gag Steady contribut ti aude- Brothers are the stars this ie Pee : 5 Hi oe . : talents In a production to be sent in the bull rings of Sevill > ane ion ee Se vee ni ca yt alm pl gn + gol eel imag mount Thea! 00) >, 18 — changed. Nowadays the . Trained dogs and other perform- ville. Every vaudeville patton yi as seen only inf Boston and ae geet € pHi mes out as @ Ssuper-special. Beery has and Barcelona he " during it , , ? atk power has all it can do te My ; 2 SEN ‘ _ sat } r iy } bn ; ‘ = wa ~ ” e? Treme ahi nh of are . } : fo cea S ope: + “ete R; ae all ae : om just started production of “Casey ica about a vear a: hat time | US, SRimals had their day, a day Temembpers Bert Williams, end; Washington before the beginning cord whic - up | © Nivais to e the plays in which the m= are but a few of the new Cd : ‘ ; ' t ar : . ie + ‘= eee) =t wm - = i+ te - - ie there were ™ a vr _ , a 7 bh (“hie j wr own on , . ~- ‘ ‘ . es 4 yg - at the Bat.” He will follow that) First Nationa! obtained his aer — an te GCs OF BE lo} us Hest : ~ - . +. vary r rn : 1} be - wos , s wa as . — TE The first American-made picture New York ext he took ; oo ee Tne TaEOwSS Meee 4 " Pigeon ng duthes sp hadni ees aah tin ni ore Joupel he The Here in St. Louis the bigger pic arrvings on are betwees —EE N tor Jannings will be “The Man Who . le tn “The Dance ‘Pp nn Se Thompson's Elephants, Apdal«’s ° ay colored entertainers. , ger, a@ drama which occu- ture houses are giad to have a eS ivals." icha Brinsley Of cpposite sexes a 4 ew op nic ‘bor he . : ’ af taf z c>; ; ry — . as _ , t ne +i fa ™m Son oni es + ; ‘ Tis i aso 7 o . +. ~ ei 5 A ee f (™ ‘ee st > ; y 79 = eer ris r "4 en Ciiipeny has purchased the acreen faver waa C scape sieges aga Two-men talking acts the Blackstone Theater. Chichen. 7 Th , ine. eco 4 rer ’ magazine. The Sharpsh oot- : ¥ Journal, which estimates the net Those inela de i he pl ' groun le ey eens. ° vrs hight to a story entitled “Once | ere enjoyed brief popularity in the into prominence with Smith er February, March and April. profit for the initial week at $40.- cast are: ~ seal Ra sown ‘Shes oe ae ae oe ner , life among the rich young aa mie /There Was a Princess,” by Juliet days of Cols Gaston Bordeverry «4 = — : a re mon gina announ . Wilbor Tompkins, published tn the Chevalier John de Loris. Ris ge ncrncgegendannn May Irwin, Clar- ca ge op Ug Honor of the Family,” any Productions announces Saturday Evening Post. The “y seins ice Vance, Artie Hall and Sophie Ziegfeld Follies. George White's that the cast has been completed |)... not yet been assi caiai tm etttns AGIC had {ts greatest period Tucker, introduced the “coon “Scandals,” Ina Claire in “The Last for *"The Tiger.” The players in- hen ale pei Ass ig : 3 under the well-remembered rr- shouter” to vaudeville. Henry | of Mrs. Cheyney. ‘ “The Poor Nut” eNde Pat O’Malicy, Helen Fore: = pn ime of Ching Ling Foo, smil- | Santrey and Paul Whiteman the Pulitzer prize plar. Craig’: mate 36,500,000 re t *a lsh son, George Hackathorre, “hire With production on “Mother Ma- | Ing Orie ntal, and remained popular brought on the outburst of en-| Wife,” with Chrystal Herne an. $5,718.05 at ype — bes pags 5 your beautiful play. But 8 4 ™ TALKING MACHINE Co. McDowell, Lawford Duvideen. | chree” virtually completed, Fox with such artists as Thurston and thusiasm for jazz banda. the picture version of Beau G Aha “ a om ’ i ones Last month the Toy Players gave all right.” a , | } j jee | ersion of u Geste | allows fér practically no income ‘a program of one-act plays, | ame ot one tile , Camden, New Jersey, U.S. A. 7 dean Jones Crane, Christine Grey. ance sh put repentast = As a further idea of the magni- Kathryn Trautz. Therese Wittler around the distracted ra 4 tude of the film business, th: net Florence Schreiber, Wiliam and kissed him. Then, so a * neome of Famous Players-Lasky Cooper, Mary Willette Gifford. were not epough fer any | ; ae ‘ais year ts expected to approxi- Margaret Frazier and Kathleen added: “Willie, Wille, I've oe - of and ing of SR a ak ete a 96. ; ” ; " " ae aR ~ ORES 3 i heel ugete nes ac ee mn ° oe yr ta wa ae te A Rea Nats a P

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Olga Warren to Sieg | a Concert ert Thur; 14 | Olga Warren, Ame American ¢ tura soprano will provide the ¢ song recital of the week ap : in Sheldon Memorial, 3648 Weg ‘inton avenue, on Thursa 3 ning, with Leo C. Miller piano. Madame Warren’s ¢ will be: | Sunimi pe Sei ( Radamisto, Arr, a, he peg with the ‘Arr, by Dunhill) a Ate ra I, eure Exaquise (Verlaine)) Dans je Sentier aoe te : L. Isbe en Flammes (Gerat. : ' §ur la Terrasse de Sst. oe (Alexan go Chanson * 46.23 es as Oo ei. Stille Liebe (Heine) Die Lorelei (Heipe)....., | Die Muetter iB ae ae ich | und a (Busse) , e228 © s an | a feewn’ Bird’ Sinaia | rarer The Fiddier of gone ie _{MS8) oF re ETHEL BARRYMORE- _ SCORESINANEW @& 2 PLAY BY MAUGHAN Continued from Preceding Pace, re: o £2699 oo —— eee _holiday- making in Italy. Her ; | is packed, the taxi fg panting at ¢} | Harley street curb below, she ' |drawing on her gloves as the op» tain gets ready to fall. Alme the door she turns and adds tha: ,incidentally, she is taking a léva Paramount | dine, the Wily Maugham builds wy pie the intro- i shioned, melodious sort, Like the she in “Lady Wind .-fail to hear it—z0w! Pause I Love You —Wiultz A WALTZ-HIT that you will Roach was traceable in part, I suppose, to't Hollywoo d ‘shifting customs and standards an! uwshka — Fox Trot With Vocal Refrain B. F. Goopricu &," Charley the community, to a growing dis— No. 20204, 10-inch, 75c n comedies,| position ag: ainst humbug eve : om a some!) where and more especially ain nube W aves—Waltz ring out a restive impulse perceptible in af f "a] and acting our playwrights to rewrite ,thWier.. eee that “some-/stage’s traditional scenes dealin d long been with adultery. I suspect, for Ss. Oné day stance, that Noel Coward wre > newspaper | ‘This Was a Man” just because } ng of wild / felt that “East Lynne” had alreadyae ling black been written more than oftei ited at the enough. ‘ a ¢ aged — 66°F) HIS WAS A MAN” is th amed. His! new Coward comedy which kin human = yp came to town last weck wif feadly; his Francine Larrimore and A. F. Mab paddle too thews in the leading roles. In t plece when the husband's scho a friend confesses to an c\ be _. Of quiét adultery with the wifc.. pte husband goes into gales of aa really been ter. And in “The Constant Wife. an stallion, the heroine receives the news tee her husband’s infidelity with 4 who could ' smiling calm that almost it : your ears and his. | I think that, in part, our pitta Ree thee | ‘wrights are thus merely suffe bs bes! id aim to a| ‘He theater's acute eraction fpsotin FRITZ KREISLER infinite pa- all the scenes of torn curtain - No. 6608. 12-inch, $2.00 hh and hie flooding tears and splintered furns : Y steed into | ture of the earlier dispensation. s and Tex P&tt. however, they are both the | flecting and coaxing the changing ; INTERN ATIONAI No. 35774, 12-inch, $1.2 ‘Fox Trot With Vocal Refrain *n the Red, Red Robin mes Bob, Bob, Kbobbin’ ; » Fox Trot With Vocal Refrain AUL WHITEMAN AND His ORCHESTRA No. 20177, 10-inch, 75c | was sent besfreud (Love's Joy) Violin 90d unher- : (Love's Sorrow) ’ amid manners of Mayfair and Park av@ s the wi'a. | mue. I am not sure whether Lrott . tures. 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ST.LOUIS POST-BISPATCH | rteties, under various growing con- SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926... Ale | rey OF TWO BRITISH about the time of William the Con-| year would have had 158, was not equipped last y the land for gcerminaties u lied upon heavy spring SOBALITY 10 —— they ai ¢ ‘In-Laws and : A play /entitied PAGE 4B __ | queror, and long held a prominent | | NGS T8 BE SOLD AT AUCTION | P22 fn English history. In 1265 | Nae. castle was captured by Simeon Usk Castle in Monmouthshire, Now de Montfort but after occupation of in Ruins, Carries With It Titic | only a few days He was forced eut | a | by Gilbert and Prince Edward. | "ONT NDON. len a —The birth-| The castle was the home of | place of two English kings, Usk) Richard, Duke of York, {a 1433 end ' Castle “in Monmouthshire now in| afterward passed into the hands of | ruins, is to be sold under the ham- | Willigns Herbert, the first Earl | mer. The ownership carries with #@ of embroke. The castle was 620,000 the titk of Lord of Manor, and en partly destroyed Dy assaults of this account is expected to bring , Owen Glendower. Ss ° stific Agricultural Meth- . The natn, birthplace of ava tng ate gfleeay a _ > . eee tek a ods Overcome Fancied | uters of the 8. D a : TV and Richard III, was buflt/1,.4 owner, who bought the place. of é bp foll the THEA TRE fera week's stay immeds caer Climatic dance will follow aT Handicap a MONTHS RUN ae mee nally successful 14 Conditions. a : THEATRE, NEW YORK CITY, a ge mencement of its engagement at the FIRST PLANTING WAS 7 GARRICK sat": | 70. NIGHT'S THE NIGH tAMERICAN THEA TRE lormance of ° ‘CRADLE i ‘ation’ Soaaagl ith Mary Boland and O Name Parish In thetr } al at lcompany, ny. the grec greatest la boulevard and Emily o’clock this evening. The —_—_— role will beeplayed ty My jstage has ever known. vege a of the Ges + This enormously funny farce o Lincoin County are Clarence Cannon, A. V. Rowe J. Toe Stirmhinger, C. C. Benton end others. eee oe ca. » Trav el 3nd Re ports: “le > : SS = re en 2 * et. ey “ere. 3 tests SAP ARE SO ype. % HOTEL BURBRIDGE Jacksonville, Florida RATES Single Rooms $3-$5 aane Se oma $6-$9 159 Rooms eac with Bath or Access. Compl: stely recondition- ed, redecorated and newly fur- nished throug Modern equipment. Fireproof, Sound- proof. Under Owner-manage- ment. European Plan. Centrally situated and conveniently lo- cated for Visitors arriving by road, rail or beat. WRITE FOR BOOKLET i ‘ : Pe a 7 r _ ie egies OR range Soltis aia toe me om, Be The “Metropole” is now an ine annex to the “Cosmopolitan” _ - ue A | Oy ra /Garpen ‘ouael AND From a beginning of a half-acre 1914, HAL Baie dstudllt ccbeiliendstninalniciaiiaicconiih acti to an estimated acreage of 10,060 . a 34 a "i : acres in 1926. The average yield is | te Or rsb a this year is 62 bushels of rough rice | THE POPULAR ST. LOUIS COMEDIES) Prices, T2x Included: | SIGHTS. Meta wicer ee Res Same ay LOREN CE 00 ¢ | e wa ese i a sstsernendecrngger PR aye vont Si Ss os Sean ae Chamber of Commerce, 5 : 4 | AMERICAN In the Cleanest, Funniest Comedy Success ‘6 : 9 N 2. NEW YEAR’S Aji She Couldn’t Say Ne | The World’s Great ‘St. Petersburg, Florida Direct From Ritz Theater, New York, J ‘ ; : | Send illustrated booklet Cast and In the Irving Berlin-Geo. Kaufr the production has grown ehout ’ There now are ap-/ in the | | proximately | State™ Rice Center in Elsberry District. | ; Contrary to the former belief) that rice could net be grown suc-)| | cessfully ia the northern part of the | | State, the hub of the industry in Missouri is the Elsberry district | centering in Lincoln Coupty, north) ‘of St. Louis and adjoinimg the Mis- | sissippi River. This .is the -most, northern rice-growing district in’ the United States. Growers in the Elsberry district; ,recently finished harvesting be-| tween 8000 and $000 acres of rice. | and the yield is estimated at about} , 400,000 busheis, which probably | ‘will bring at least the price paid for | the 1925 crop, $1.74 a bushel. This riee-growing belt extends) ‘into St. Charles and Pike counties, | = West Coast Resort Section. adjoining Lincoln “Count on the! Tampa's paim-lined boulevards, its § south and north, and some rice is’ vistas of sea and sky, its sunsets and = =o being grow@ north of Hannibal, in moonlight, all charm. It's a place for | Marion County. + pleasure or proiit, for Tiampa offers’ | Most of Crop Sold for Seed. many business and invesrcment Oppor | Virtually all of the Missouri crop} tumities. Rates‘are posted in nearly fs bought for seed by Southern : BEGINNING ii Ere orida Invites You “OME and spend your Winter in Lakeland— Fliorida’s “Skyline City.” Here the charm and beauty of wooded terraced lakes at every hand combine with ae activity fas metropolitan | ae —— EMSS A ee . Horseracing — Jan. 13 to Mar. 5—on « Million Dollar Track Gauetoees Romiantic nights—mo6nlight excursions—dancing arg Balcony. $1.10. SATURDAY MATINEE: ae Ze ORDER TICKETS AT ONCE to star.. Wore for booklet. culture, as it ts free of weed seeds hf P. O. Box 8018 Tampa, Florida | Matures early when sown in South- shown the crop can mature before , ment of rice growing. the growing of rice, aithoush good |=] POP CONCERT Lisst Concerto . 4 ‘State. The best land fer rice is | =? : and Bremen , ter pumped into the fields to stard FRIDAY E R Former St. Louis | inte $2.20; Serond Balcony Bi , — WEDNESDAY MATINEE: , $2.75; First Saturday Matinee: 50c, $1.10, $1. 65, $220, $3 Balcony. Site, SATURDAY Mating MAIL ORDERS NOW ,,..5: | heavy frosts, an@ that the Missouri | Rudolph Gai Ganz, aS ‘limate is no barrier to oJ GUY Reclaimed Missiasippi River | TODA Y 3: { 5 swamp land is declared ideal for | 5 ‘results have been obtained in river | | bottoms in other sections of the Hear Mr. Ganz Conduct Wagner’s Tannhauser that with an impervious sub-soil, | THURSDAY, 3:00—FOR YOUNG men Theatet > aoa “What Love mir to prevent seeping away of the wa- od Pel ier” Maclean is SATURDAY DEERING Rachmaninett Concerts 2. OUTEAU (ap ae ae | — and Chouteae =pecial Pop. Prices: 25c, Parquet 50c, Reserved 15¢ | — IRY > Easten GEORGE OBRIEN in “FIG LEAVE” ‘ Vauder., special : we Cecsina Griffith in Kingsland , [S457 Gravois Av. McNAIR } air- Pestaloest Cc OGLER n and Rremea ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT C .S ENAL arent | WERE IN THE ays le SAyY SOW" — we ee ee : RED GRANGE im “Une Minute to Ping’ TRIt icul : Double Pregram a i «gosher Kitty Kelly (phe Texans Streek” S015 G Palm fringed sand—_June sunshine—an emerald sea warmed by the Gulf Stream— throngs of no- tables—colorful midwinter in tropical Miami. A swarthy hombre strumming a guitar ...the click of castanets in the hands of a swirling Spanish dancer ... the full throated chimes from the beil- tower of an ancient cathedral ... the call of “Fore!” from green fairways... the spirited dash of polo ponies and the crack of mallet against ball... che rooming whir of an airplane flashing silver in the sunlight ...the beckoning toad, winding north to the hills, south to the sea, or to Old Mexico... AUBERT | ? and Fasten *‘ B5 ’ " hs my ‘ ~ sre RRO TS OE: bl Se ‘SRR ES if eas z We ae ee om 4 at ehgY ee i ee ee Fig ag a RE RI: RB es te Tie s i +> kee npeeny Pye. ede seein « oath. _ ~ a tee - n « oct: | Agee tee fp _— ~ we wn ¥ 2 2 . : nallyonae aie rw see _ eg ing wm ae = Oh, the enchanting sights and gounds of San Antonio will lure you to days of joyous adventure! under the palms—gay casinos—free banti concertss— theatres— always something to door if you prefer, ' rest and relaxation. Ss ae a, = ee day ing'e Double 85. 26. = «28, oe Gls ber Gee. Many roome at io These rates guarer by Greater Mies: Hote A> APARTMENTS— For 6 me. seasce. Tha advertisement euthemred by City Comvelesionsrs of Miami. . ' | car emmedstions for : 100,000 visitors. Never so comfortable, 80 | convenient, so reasonable. Through de lure trains or direct puilmane from ei] leading cities. weive ocean steamers from | eastern ports. For handsome wustraced beoxiet addzess— CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MIAMI, FLORIDA |fully om a tract of land he owns jnear Urich. Henry County. | western section of the State. | Plans next year to grow rice in the t border. In the last three years rice grow- ing has spread t@ other sections | of Missouri. E.sR. Locke of Mer- ico, Mo.. is growing rice success. in the He river bottoms in Bates County. | which adjoins — Missouri-Kansas Rice is Seing pa on an in- | '“reasing stale tn St. Charlies Coun- | ity. Among the growers are August | A. Busch of St. Louig. and Dr. W. T. Page of &t Charles. The Cot | lege of Agriculture of the Untver- | sity of Missouri is making extensive | eZperiments near St. Peters, St. Charies County, with several va- EM PRESG a nd ke BARGAIN MATINEE THURSDAYS, 25c, 50c we ANTONIO MORENO AVOIs , in “The Temptress” 2 Gravois 4 aadevy ible 1-POINTE ‘ y ANA a ‘NILSSON & MeCeus. ‘ “Her hier Chane” a at eta RING BEE OMS) “86 N. deffersoe = ang Special Matiner 8 emma a

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? —.5T. LOUIS ~ ee er AMUSEMENTS | »wing con- = rear would have had 150 acres™ AMUSEMENTS was not equipped last year tg ¢ Planters. the land for germination growers tn |Jied upon heavy spring ri ongressman i: = SODALITY TO GIVE pf ey | Dance to Follow Perfe ma: fenton and nin five’ ty. In the! acsilien ineel- arene alll the State. A play entitled “In-Laws . wer of Dex- Outlaws” will be presented Young Ladies’ Sodality of # Name Parish in their hall at Ges boulevard and Emily street at f -“ o'clock this evening. The Ie role will beeplayed by Miss Petty and the entire case is F up of mémbers of the Sodaltty, ; dance will follow the performa: ng rice Stoddard is in near Fisk, the most rri where G. Knight of rice. Season last enormously funny AMUSEMENTS , GARRICK mal World's cones | . Greatest —==— Og | [S—i12 M. | WEEK $0c to $2.20, t-x included. : A “or TAGED BY Now Laying SAM H. HARRIS PRODUCTION (By arrangement with Hassard Short t) WRITTEN BY oa re MEDCRAFT AND NORMA MITCHELL. SAM FORREST Toncirs THE NIGHT to go to the WERICAN THEATRE and see the per- formance of “CRADLE SNATCHERS. f gith pee? Boland and Original New York ipany, any, the greatest laughing show the has ever known. | farce comes to the AMERICAN rHEAT RE for a week's stay immediately following its phenom- ly successful 14 MONTHS RUN AT THE MUSIC BOX THEATRE, NEW YORK CITY, and just prior to the com- ent of its engagement at the Harris Theater, Chicago. » But despite the importance of “CRADLE SNATCHERS” as a tion and the fact that it is to be seen here with its original t, the folloning attractive scale of prices will prevail: NIGHTS, M/ wag 75; MATINEES, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, Bill RS ERICAN esterday in “KISS A Miss” DERS Dykes TS alte BION” ed Love INE DAY HEUM SON- Ret & 2c; 25 & 5Oc) Any Time. || eT iS PR ho i ena ‘3 * Matinees | Wed. & Sa at 2:30° | Git RLS DB ral RIA aoa yy .a C¥iis r ONE WEEK ONLY Begin’g Sun. Night -H.FRAZEE THE WORLO'S BEST MUSICAL COMEDY / NO.NO. NANET >| GARDEN || QUISE GROOD HAL SKELLY} DEC. 12 MAIL ESENTING I Book on FRANK &O0TTO HARBAL th Dirics by OTTO HARBACH G IRVING CAESAR Msn by VINCENT YOUMANS WITH AND SEATS THURSDAY em) . 4 i we Se. LOUIS COMEDIENNE ., £1.10. Mic. Sat. 110: Bee, Baic.. SOc. egg Tax Ineluded: NIGHTS, Main Floor, WED. MATINEE, Main Floor, $2.20: Balcony, $3.30; Balcony, $2.75, $2.20, $1.65. $2.20, $1.65, MATINEE, Main Floor, $2.75; Balcony, $2.20, $1.65, Mail orders should contain checque or money order and l-addressed, stamped envelope fer return ticket. “NCE MOORE: nest, Funniest Comedy Success 7 ' puldn’t Say No’ Theater, New York, _ Ori ast and Production. 50c, $1.19, $1.65, $2.20, $2.75; We 1.65; Sat. Mat., 50c, $1.19, $1.65, $2.26 "AEOLIAN TICKET OFFICE, 1004 OLI E ? y Eve, Dec. 13, Mats 3.3073" Re *., in Henrik Ibsen's : Ghostsh BEGINNING SUN. NIGHT, In the Irving Berlin-Geo. mortal Dram es D. Coburn and Patterson McNutt 20 and $1.65: Second Balcony. 41) Prices are Tax Included. Seat “eek Thursday, Dee. JERS NOW DECEMBER 26 ~NEW YEAR’S ATTRACTION | The World’s Greatest Laugh Riot |THE MARK BROS, WED.-SAT. Kaufman Musical Comedy HE COCOANUTS its MAIL ORDERS oo NOW “a $110. Enclose self-addressed, stamped envelope for safe ORDER TICKETS AT ONCE FOR NEW YEAR EVE MATINEES S0c, $1.10, $1.65, $2.20, $2.75, $3 EM a nce oe ene ese en m 60 ; -* wwe 0% and iene SO S000 S105, 62.20 Gees ete ssc tise oe i male gpa : 50c, $1.10, $1.65, $2:20, $2.75: | Brweey MA SIMiaE argc £520 Hit Mees £220 ang S05: Aon | iST. LOUIS mum 000g _ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS eos at ws “ols ¥ 7% . "S 4 _ . ~ + fh * 5 y oa ars : ~~ ; ~ GUY MAIER 4 (Maier-Pattison) Dynamic PIANIST Liszt Cencerto . nduct Wagner's Tannhauser Marefi 7 RT ‘Hero of Big Snows" Comedy Serial and Special Matinee HLAND «5 ) N. Newstead Lt — Oo ——— -—- men Theater | h and Bremen Best Policy” Former St. Louis Pianist Rachmanineff Concerte No. 2 : EE ERING he. HOUTEAU ¢ Pouca acts, and Chouteau Special Matinee “What Love Will Do” and “Honesty Is the ee | 25c, Parquet 50c, Reserved 75¢ a y BIRY Big Feature Picture. a | { Program—Comedy " SSS ' Easton and (Others DAILY al : GORE JE O'BRIEN in MATINEES ngsiand ri, LEAVES” a 97 Gruvels hash t 7. audev., SP ecial Mat. Peeiine Griffith ™ - ts a Circus - | a | . = t Pestalorst aU GLER and Rremen Comedy, Double Program ‘The Texas Streak” ‘Into Her Kingdom” Serial, mows . ‘Kosher Kitty Kelly” ee ’ “Ine” ‘Newstead (°0rg) Eerie yx. Serial and 3520 N. Newstead» "Special Matinee N N N PAULINE 5X TINT! Lilllan & Gaxtos Pestalozzi ‘ 284° Pestalozzi ee “Hero of Big Snowe” —o CAST “The Show-Off" , Three & ic “Don Juan QUEENS Nights’ coined 789 aaa Special Matinee Double ieaeen R i T y ‘THERE YOU ARF” Also * > 4 ate to Grand and bait oe with Conrad Nagel. ‘Her Big Night” 11:30 P. S PNST- DISPATCH : | | _.. SUNDAY) MORNING, _—|BARRIE WRITES WITH LEFT HAND, HIS RIGHT GAVE OUT! —_— ae |Probably It Was Horrified at His | Writing and Quit, Says the Author's Letter. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Barrie penned Dec. 4. “Peter Pan” all of his early successes with his | right hand, but today | James | and | —Sir } t the author | writes altogether with his left. In a letter read dinner of the at the annual | Newsvendors’ Benev- ' ,Olent and Provident Institution, Sir | James explained how the change! ‘Came about. “Soon after ‘The Old Lady’ was jwritten, my right hand (probably since ;to the joy of my horrified at the sight of my calig- ‘raphy) gave out, and I have ever had ‘he said. M. | UNION (Biz ‘Penture Picture | . Program—Comedy t ‘nion & Easton t and Others Se te Se eet Woodland 5015 Gravois ‘FIG LEAVES" Vauderv., Special Mat. | All Star Cast in WE'RE IN THE * Ayvy¥ NOW’ ‘SENAL hand Arsenal ae ‘ RED GRANGE in “One Minute to Play” Vaudeville UBERT pubert and Faston ‘ Se | derella ; “*“Aloma of the South Seas” Vaudeville werokee & lown ~ and Special Matinee — c a — ——a "> ALI-STAR CAST in. mire va “Midnight Lovers” a South west Videville; Spec. Mat. NGRESS. “THREE BAD MEN” en 4 Acts Vaudeville and Special Matinee LEW CODY tn nd-Fior. =. Gay Deceiver” & Florissant special Matinee vols ¢ ANTONIO _ MORENO : in “The Temptress” 1” & Gravois Vaudeville 1-POINTE ( f ANNA a. NILSSON a MeCaus. \- *Her second Chance” ‘The Cat’ s Pajamas” { 4 Acts Vaudeville and Special commence K KING BEE #86 N. Jefferson Wafayette ‘ 3 8. Jefferson , ALL-STAR C AST | n “Midnight Lovers” NATIONAL PLAYERS AMERICA’S BEST STOCK compat f With inene 'S Powers more 0d powes n ’ “Her Second Chance” ELL 6 Acta Vaudeville and Hebert and Special te ee = Matinee 41 17 Virginia ne 'LYRIC RED GRANGE | D | Sixth and Pine “One Minute to Play” | ‘MAFFITT jCORINNE GRIFFITH | | 2812 N. Vandeventer “Into Her “HRote ¥- ‘Manchester | Vv audeville and ¢ 315 Manchester Speciat wee ee een - _ a mass Kingdom” ae Man’ : “The | Gay ~ Deceiver” Maplewood } ] 6 Acts Vaudeville 10 MancBaster and Special Matinee “One Minute to Play” MIKADO ; Vaudeville and 5955 Easton Special Matinee TY “Broken Hearts of | NOVEL ; Hollywood” and 3524 Easton Special Matinee | meee . GILDA GRAY tn PAGEANT “Aloma of the Seuth | S58 Delmar Seas” Special Mat. Powhatan ALL-ST - CAST 3 Ma plewood “Midnight » SHAW | 80th and Shaw Shenandoah { G Ww. Cc. ‘FIELDS in “So's Your Old Man” ALL-STAR (CAST in “KEVEN SINNERS’ Acts Vaudeville ' Grand-Shenandoah TIVOLI . 5S Acts All-Star Cac-t In “Sectal Highwaymen’ Vaudeville oe -Mier Ca-t in ‘VIRGINIA { - ce LOL LL A = ~ All “THE RAINMAKER'’ 4 Acts Vaudeville “jl ERRY Downtown Ticket Office, Acclien 0% 0 YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY : { GEORG iE O BRIEN in ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.’S THEATERS | eect to write with correspondents,” my left, ___ AMUBEMES 5 __. TWO—ORCHESTRAS—TWO SAT. & SUN. NIGHTS CASTLE BALLROOM LIVE AT 29TH LES KARBACH'S RHYTHM. KINGS CASTLE ALL-STAR SYNCOPATERS CONTINUOUS DANCING PHOTOrLAY THEATERS i ee ee VAUDEVILLE SAME BIG — ORPHEUM SHOWS ~ VAUDEVILLE AT 2:30—6 :00—8:45 —VAUDEVILLE— THE POPULAR SCREEN STAR BERT LY TELL “THE VALIANT” In Percony WELDER JOHNNY | SANDY SISTERS | BURKE | LANG & 00. (IN SDIRTY| @ CO, CUBY & SMITH The Grand Duchess of Comedy TRIXIE FRIGANZA In Her New “BAG O’ TRIX” DECEM PHOT OPLAYS INAUGURATING OUR NEW AND ENLARGED POLICY A GALA: BILL- IN ..CELEBRATION “ALL’ NATIONALITY WEEK with BEST FEATURE @ PHOTOPLAYS (ODAY 12:45 PM-CONTINUOUS-1130 PM. ‘RISKY BUSINESS’ A Producers Dist. Corp. Picture BER io _AMUSEMENTS aeaiins AMU SEMENTS THREE PERFORMANC ES—ODEON Next Therseday, Friday Nights, Sat. Mat. ‘~~... ‘PRICES TODAY~ m™ AATINEE: 25c & 50c TONIGHT: 285c¢ & 75c NO SEATS RESERVED AND HIS RUSSIAN BALLET. Seats Now at AEOLIAN CO., 1004 Olive St. Prices, 75e to $2.50; Box Seats. $3.00. owe we we —_ o ee MORDKIN , A Company of 50 Dancers with Orchestra. | DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY PHOTOPLAY AT _PHOTOPLAY THEA TERS ai 1: a BD Ra oO—17 3 :45—-10: 30 CAPITOL OF> 6th and Chestnut —PHOTOPLAY— ‘Money to Burn with Dorothy Devore Malco!m McGregor Also PAUL AND HIS BAND COMEDY—NEWS and Sun. 10c—35c Week Days 10c—25c Biggest Show in Town Sat. Zasu Pitts & Ethe! Clayton am Tr oaT oT eT OY OV eT OT AVY OT AV OO Ta TFT ao Ye sti batete ate “y . AA AO or ae ste an he ae ote oS oS weed eps ~ *x> p Sen eh teed et GERe iat, GARE dnote De oh SSD eek LAD LS Oe OL an . oh Dery teas s sprue ee et es Feet ee Ce 7 “3> “0° 8s “9? + : va BOs Sate od Be eh: Suter ek, Stunts ) e *, ~ies Sort wy Ybor jones q Daa ¢ In »* 4 ’ a 7 7 ay She’s the Dazzling Harmonizer Who Made “I Wonder Where Sf, Dreams of a Brilliant Career on the Stage! She’s a Joyous Dan- cing Star Lovell and Adorable c 7 | \ ublix Stag Harr: Nina Sisters, DAs Vie And Tonicht.” Louis! On the Stage Corgzeous., tacular New York show, ‘The Miracle of Youth” DOWNTOWN -~— SEVENTH AND LOCUST Four Brilliant Stars Are Sparkling! Cia }? resenta ed by "Boris i eth. Reed 3 os sAttlo Mar tor Orloff, Mel] a Second & The Swee (‘olu delet +g An Overnight Spec- axe RUTH ETTING My ian {itor P ey, Shor P i 2 00 oo we ba jiuara , " if) \" SS a h —— F | Deans Shows J vig: A ee ™, fe ee ? + . f ,. V.. { P t Doors Open nant 10 sO A.M « ‘senna meauie (or dhergz T - iZZ% me Was Izzs f ehti ng t cme whet Ley a | ; ae ‘ 2 PATSY RUTH MILLER GEORGE JESSEL pjencdo? jewels vn but joined the fighting Jew First of All There’s the Gay Star Dancing Eyes! ( Everybody Loved Her for > BE Them! And. You'll Love Her, Too! Twinkling foes! Adored A FIRS] ** TWINKLE TOES” le] Kr rghtin VERA GORDON NAT CARR ys, Lverybodys ‘ nd So'll You' eo”. | ik NATIONAL PICTURE WITH Mi J LRSHALL ANI) OLANTD De but of And the Musical Director . «i a nduc ae) a. PI: the Moutstandiy West’ “Sador of the e Magnifice! New York t ch Opened | - Rs sj jroo! s stiful Gowns! S co + ca © ce ¢ GP ¢ Gee « GD © GE * Ge 6 Cu *. e+ Oe PLAYING oldberg is no he hecame 9 * ’ Mia’ i . owe CG 7 4 69th ed L ° gm © cami SR an mena — ey NT ___ST.LOUIS POST-NICOATAH ____ - PAGE PHOTOPLAY THEATERS the ROE OTL AS THEATERS MAX FISHER & His “Cocoanut Grove” Orchestra DELLA SAMOLOFF Soprano Christine Marson, of “Black Bottom” Fame MSHARIS) Sst RETA 4 45 ‘He makes other acrobatic heroes look like Hoop-Roliers in a Boy Scout Parade”’ —Says The New York Jour- nal of JOHN GILBERT In “BARDELYS, THE MAGNIFICENT’ — RAFAEL SABATINI'S ‘Scar- colorful guecett Ot te Hawk”’—with Eleanor Boardman, ROY D’ARCY GEORGE K. ARTHUR . vas | ‘o>, and BIG WEEK OF The jazz band that stood St. Louls on its musical ear— PRESENTING AN ENTIRE NEW PROGRAM! JOE TERMINI Soloist, “The Somnolent Melodist” Creatore’s Band ars at SES of oo) Cth ea La ONLY— Today 1:30 P. M. LOEW’S SUNDAY CONCERTS By The LOEW’S STATE Grand Orchestra of 65 DON ALBERT DELLA SAMOLOFP Coendactor Soprasao Soloist With Usual Show at Usual Prices . aH — i= = THIS CONCERT WILL " NOTE! NOT BE BROADCAST! v | PROGRAM — THIRD CONCERT | ' GROUP 1, “Sakuntcla’’ a Ged: » “Country Gardens” = Overture (Percy Aidridge Grainger) ee a (Carl Go beer ark ) | GROUP Ul Babillege .. (*Plauderei’’) ‘Della Samaloff, Sepranc, singing (Erne om ‘Gillet ) (“At the Mill)’’) (Ernest Gillet) GROUP If, “Sleeping Eeautr™’ Waltz from the Ballett Butte | (P. ‘Tacha kovw ‘eky) **At Dawning” i (C. W. Cedman) Le. SURED STARTING SATURDAY! “TIN HATS” Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s hilarious comedy of the Ameri- can Army of Occupation in Germany after the War— with Conrad Nagel and Claire Windsor a Sa (’ “Well De j= Vetre Le how 9 Mi ther” )} from ‘“Cavaleria Rusticana - cP. Mascagn!) “Nymphs and Fawns” from Pipes of Pan” (Frederic Knight Logan) at Pomp and Circumstaace” -Marcn (Edward Filgar) AK A TAGES ICG Fer if r- ‘“‘Au Moulin” Pian vf 4 SANT. : as § ‘ ’ / Peele © See ee & a & + BOO SWS StS ie ~S A ane ¢ ig a7. “a ; A ,% America’ S rica’s Most ‘Beau itiful The Theatre ‘ St. Eswis CONTINUOUS ~1TOTIPM | Dur STIM ns wun Circuit ALL NATIONALITY WEEK A Show of Magnificent Splendor, Uproarious Fun, Delight- ful Music, Intriguing Dancing and Pretty Girls COMMEMORATING VAUDEVILLE’S (00TH ANNIVERSARY AMERICAS PREMIER Gladys McConnell 4 EST 4 A Love Drama of the West ‘BE Tj DORIS ® CANFIELD BERT HANLON ( thet flashes ecress the screen like a chapter from history, when the crimson treile ran from fert te fert. DEON OG eget ae me eT aa dak, AOI . cS ea ty ee ceria GT de 1 eagle PR 2 a ks Ra in: aR ka Moth Tidy Mah. 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all OB SESS SETIS IE. eee rae nemeaceetce , SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 © F a TOY DAY DEPOTS FOR POOR = “sxresetei°Smtes= Boyes’ HOMESTEAD 'ish play reflecting life’s events and ~ 4 , ee s Christmas Presents _ AT CHRISTMAS OPEN FRIDAY == 2.72022 = Tc oop AT AUCTION hole Famil ae oe remeee eee ol FW Dy! the WW Oo € Every St. Louisan Invited to Help Citizen’ a mbm | : oe | } a ae Tract 4 wae fel Near Madison 90 ' — . ki, > need ee A ed ae he a ala ” " . One hier aaa 2 ence tee baa | Committee and Post-Dispatch Make |Mollie Cooper, well-known artists. ° f th J wish sta e : Unfortunate Children Happy. yee cael | | Years Ago. £, | Organ Recital at New Onthedral. Ms | stomach sweet, : to Mo. : vongne MADISON ssion of one fam- Four depots have been chosen by} year. so bring them to any of ee Biers will give a recital at the! ions ipated, sick! re , = in rosy. “alone in the P _a Citizens’ Committee, co-operating | depots. |New Cathedral at 8 o'clock this! ; 7 | : | wpe or two pleasant candy-like| pW ouse “‘Cascarets’* J a tract of land, ‘with the Post-Dispatch, for the re- “Let's make this the biggest and | jafternoon. George H. Schmitz, | +*Casearets’’ taken any time will ) - Selien it has t ae for Sage acres in the west- _ceipt next Friday of toys donated/| best Christmas the poer children | I paritone, will be the soloist. This mildly stimulate your liver and start} selling laxative in the The | ee Monroe County, near Then you will both Directions for mea, — ~, gold at public auction in ‘by St. Louisans who wish to giad-| °f St. Louis ever have known. Re-!wil} be the second organ recital | your bowels. den the hearts of poor and unfor-| ™e™ber Toy day, next Friday.” of the season by Mr. Diebels, look 3) Pa i) 7 - a .

2 Ay , , pipe Treacy to thread with: ut filing. wt. “6%. De. Cuts pipe from % to 1 inch. Shipping weight, 3% pounds. 69c 89c 7 PIPELESS FURNACE . SINK $4.19 Shipping qweight, Shipping weight, =e. Complete PI DE FURNACE Complete Gex lever hand!c. u : - quarter turn. Shipping weight, urn , COMPRESSION BATH FAUCET : 7 Just right for ; a arm, cozy on a Winter 15. gl a ie eae aie Se oes oes “4 a , SS ee ere chairman: Mrs : 1s O big thing ae the poor ‘ans ; ) ? n® 7 I children of our city, but success 65 : ughou!t ngian® are ‘eagerly | the pian aapenes upon citizens ee | | Gal ; : wine th cl taken by, vs : ae / ; ; ———— R. Green, 2 woman magt- | - % ‘olchester, who refused | bringing in old, discarded toys for)! which their children have no fu 4. iS ther use, or new ones | ete : ‘e- , . a : ; is » ' ~ ‘ 25 — y4 “ee ray Discarded Toys Wanted. 7 | - , | | we th bench — a — “Think what joy that old tory ! | ) ; Dust, noi ee. ee h has lain in the basement . | = J . ~ | esiding ; wind to order the for years, wil! brin al — ae ’ | nog , — damp p roof, mt io be cleared. C. P. Hutton, of some unfortunate it ‘ ) “oboe | ; | Made of gen 4 a macistrate. demanded pce bones has no one to buy toy: ! | Ss ine Tennessee . ywreen oO, should reti: re, u ) : , 7 he : [Oo —no one to play lanta x red cedar: neat. pshe ref to — whereupon - fill : i % , J left the bench in ius and Liles _— or her stockKing Z e . sik Foes : ly trimmed. ou are, no doubt, buying new toys ) rour shite this Clhetidinen: er there is a woman in) y will not want the toys of la = a pe, there ought to he anotber = — ae Be an on the bench to stand by/ : = is the view of Miss Edith hen, one of the few woman so- = saennie aides = sd ; 4 a \ : 4 7. 4 : * ; ot of SS nt 7 > Pi —* ~ a : 7 LAUNDRY TUBS r va ry Laney oud - | ny } COMPRESSION STOP AND WASTE COCK 6ic Shipping weight, 1 pound ue uneciion ar i Cs ae, . congo . s sf | . > — : & | - | . | 3 Underwood, Secretary of the: se we owe “Seat Lies 2 . 0 mes = Freedom League. declares: TEE wt a | | , | , : rh — ; Oe a ‘ases concerning public moral- : ith ! > , ; “i = : “aeconcern women as greatly as background, made his . @e- > a. i i = . "ae co men, and since erday as general , fis 7 | Ba et = ! —— | AOS trates are appointed to E's . ; . = 7 - 7 - . es n exactly the same terms : Te. they should hear such cases) = re terms. : S a ss? : sae eo rt See CE SEN SEN SEM UERERERURUR bes - the - Am bassa dor - by directing 20 eh SOT OS One 3 ay — ~ * ad eqn rT . eel i Sere se 6; Ss Sia I ; fe zz ‘acher from Chicago, wii ent d'Indy, Debussy _ composes oh. . LaSsic “Pe lle iS af Meli isan Je.” Airtight Heater an New Creati ation Glee “oP ee : on - - Lovely Bedroom Suite a A Igor Stravinsky. wh: 2th) pounds : , ni oO contri! rably an 1a artis 45 ag Urnish 1 - ¢ ~ | uted “Petrushka”’ to the moder: tically w a§ - = | CABINET Pa =m,” | futuristic music. mode severe :344q=— Certainly you will never find a more worth-w value! A mas- - & = | . Laat it He then took u tom. |i sy eee terfully built Suite in the antique walnut finish. consisting of 3 9g 5: 50 > TT H 98 | ! er dindy and Cam ile Chevillard | ful width double bed, large dresser and yo choice of the chif- oa TT Sil} 7 lg | late musical directo th ari | iorobe or full-size vanity. a, | Thevillard turned over | “a i: : | A Beautiful Dinner Set Free . aris Opera t: wifi, } | a occasions. and | rene Fan a ACI STOMA A1l%s Ibs. / Hf On piece solid eteel . f* net made hi his specia! Leonardi has also appneare? this country at Carnecie Hail? | Bs eee 2a : : 4 ind Aeolian Hall tn New York ir | | ) : | Ef &, 8 Diapepsin Ends Worst : \ 5‘ 5 5 “ = | — Instantly No Matter en yy ol OF SOLID anaes Philadelphia, and with the New | —Blevated bail cock... York Philharmonic orchestra as} ——wWougias flush valve, ™anod soloiaet : - =. ino soloist. | | = = | : = you Ate or Drank D—Metal top flush ball 7 + : R ; 4 E—Copper float . ea _ Ac : e ’ rr jon a» @ ry “tage - the cost INDEPENDENT Mtoe Tt. a ‘The FI Cc COMBINATION TANK ig Ay ~ By hy ee, HEATER AND LAUNDRY 2 Glazed Tile Walls EATER ; A ? Se *ali- sae fu eee _ $75.00 to keap Clean, 3 me might. wn Capper colt. pe ny Ba) copper tearing sted 4 ~ % oe oe . ; Shipping weight. + is pounds. COMPLETE SET OF SOLID STOCKS AND DIES ae ee ns ADs “ae te Bh oh Ae he SCNSRNSINIEA RNS e rs ; m mn ~ o we GAS a. =. '?) S ¢ uti a, hy > 2 tor 1. 44 a , ioe. Sik Sete aot i Saas, Bid, rr Caer, >, Classical Program For Concert at Loew’ s ee we tw The music of such Classicists as | Peter Iljitch Tschaikowsky, Kar! | Goldmark, Sir Edward William | Elgar, Percy Aldridge Grainger, Charles Wakefield Cadman and | Pietro Mascagni will be heard at | /Loew's State Theater today, when | th 42. institution's orchestra ZivVes its | . : 2 third concert at 1:30 o'clock. ! : | : Miss Samoloff. who Will be th: e | Waln | ut Veneer Dining Suit soloist, was sobrene Soloist with ) (_reatore’s Concert Band for : enanne +k - seas . Gentin t 1 7g *eesons, then with Vessella’s Band : sea ee ‘sees 42 combination With other fine cabinet 3 | woods. Expertly We Sell to Everybody at Wholesale Prices Pole flyer, at Madison Square Gar-/¢ den, Sew York. She tg a daughter | a a aad ois ote “tea Oo tes oter te nd X Wow? . ° ry et, s baila: vas ~~ oa ei, sea Sat . . ‘ s of Lagar Samolotf, for many years . _ | aan a Tee ; ane “at fne oT Sar ipal tfenara ad the , | : ~ is a : | Metropaliitan Opera Ca. if a <n 4 ; " Eating - =e. | [aee"' oa never before realized | ~ ae ; : ; ‘’ HEATING SUP P LY s W. 0. Atadents in Shaw Play. | S$ a 10 eae I “Fee. ©? transformation, Bisest | j Memhers of Tha [Attie The = “4 . , , td “ . of stomach mt , a Be i. iwery turned inte : omfort almost ¢ instantly. if Waahtagtan Univeratty wil | Brown wal ° w belehi rei etl | | But finished; lnk i F eine 2 . , ull-size inut brown finished Bed of _* le ing. sour rising, acid NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY TRUST a ‘ ant “Arma ad the W ~ . asain tanh 4 ae aan ‘ new | spring and comfortable | : day ghte s | newest Cesign with exceilent * sy han png yoy eumal < su eas Y by 1121 Cc ut St. S¢. Louis, Mo. ne Aette Gard. tn the cnet w mT ae = # pq Opens into a : : fabri i | te Via rctaa a hae Lo i ‘A o.- P, a a ll - . | a : ; sii — - : “ ma Behwin | : full - size bed. ; 4:75 | and comtoratie SB g 5 is Aan e mle ~ : Depend PANE Age mt SEND FREE ILLUST LOG Mattress. bh. You feel good aj] over. a4 4 7 SSeS ee ees ees ENS NS NC NS Ss A TEN Bane, Rabevt Lacaretl, Ornnes | Mm s84 A. Bon Pe i ee ee <" . 4 ja @-cent Package teday at anv — see | , —— = P “ore. It wen't fail rou, ir

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q ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY! a ——— MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 - - WEFR'S HOMESTEAD | USE SWAMPS AS Fist FARMS ss" mate oracscatie to coupon AMERIGAN WORKMEN IK $17,000 | %4 Pa #17.000 cor bie noun ana Ear a ee bet . 10,000 in the bank. | , For that Boy’s Christmas SUFFERED the swamps and stock them with . ! Back-Pasture - Mar ° eel Splendid! - 7 s, «fot Prottable: Hatcheries S| Out and basa rather than atvemot| HOMES PICTURED IN ENGLAND) “1 was aneured ania Kay. “the = | Bey! & Press, ° or agriculture. Uns that was a fair le of ‘ Ni n | SOLD Ay ANICTION SEATTLE, Wash, Dea 4—~ , on } actarage- Se wt psa» Aa - ie aero euae ues rire, —_ ? k oo |marshes b . Remey, TOOK Up Tract \into th forme, eays Denn vom On Face, Hands and Back. Healed by Cuticura, Washington farmers are making Had Expensive Auto, ony te get on.” ” 7 : : “Cascarets ] "Near Madison 90 |Cobb of the University of Wash- 4 Years Ago. ington college of fishertes. ; # “Fors three I suffered k has not dealt so kindly with it ~. # fan Remarkable Value Teas the loge are| Vy just Arrived—New Shipment of Beautiful Hew =a at Only bling rapidly into dust. Ln | ras e i : 4 , se two buildings three genera- | Bri Ee and uni Wess 3: of the immediate descend- | Sewing or imps ‘ od of the old pioneer have been | , : ~— hax 6 = 14 penen aes. | Ms Cabinet Bea utiful quality Junior or Bridge Floor Lamps lige i : daughter, bo ) | ge aq panies base, ee at ae finish. Artistic- 7 1] | dems ; 4 — mer | * ? é jis. ally trimmed shades in Georgette and silk, it - 4 nd bed davenport are covered in rich fig- AN JUDGE STICKS T0 JOB | iM EEL. - wok Dik. assorted colors. Heavy silk fringe. Junior Nh : P . —— _ So . Lois Wit lamps have double socket with chain pull Wi ‘ Once-in-a-lifetime value! Only $119.50. : to Leave Bench When #$; - Fh apy vent oF manager Ne! if | a | . i : frial on Immoral Charge verted no tas oe | a || || rl | Aiilases ; | structed to last a long time. A { aL eat i} Fy | Very Special at Hes: i handy article for End Table one who sews nel ~ 95 Comes in walnut finish, and parece $9.38 STOVES (URSITUPE GILVER S>TON FE O Prornockarns OMe FUR wi EAS | AVGS represents an ex- ceptional value at this special! 26 60ne «ou « - Ba en a Bs ons ett “us eae eed Oia ote tae ies ¢ of Colchester, who refused | ve the bench when a case! i} Na | up of a nature which caused | he Ht | ~ & sa moth and presiding judge to order the| a Ee ge i i re a amp proof, to be cleared. C. P. Hutton, | Ma Bes : 2 il 2% : ee Made of genu- w-magistrate, demanded that | , i] ; x : - ine Tennessee t Green too, should retire, but | “ | : , > ome De : ee ; ‘ ’ _———— red cedar: neat- er ae oe Regular $18.50, ) ‘ nh Himseifl left the bencl in - * ly trimmed. ae $16.75, $14.50 = x4 venever there is a woman in} Values Easy Terms , there ought to be another Sayed ~~ — ay SMOKING STANDS: give him is the view of Miss Edit a Smoking Stand : [on ; ’ Rarer space nae show his friends. Xmas Gifts. A Smal Pay- 1 ; 1 Se ch eae dete dene, show his frier oad Gifts. A S ay Our Daylight Furniture Store. Get Acquainted ment ill old Fu- With 4 ture Delivery. /{ | ith Our Values—and Save! j SriIGGE ME -wedevecs -* Underwood, Secretary of the n’'s Freedom League, declares fases concerning public moral- oncern women as greatly as py do men, and since women ; - This handsome Spinet Desk "i | B b R | D 1] S ial = : ; : ee, ce sis Ie a an ’ | a y OS ee 0 N p ge ag | P rates are appointed to f- will add beauty to any home. i - on exactly the same terms as It is more * aS | : ; they should hear such cases cn einen 19: 4 | ame terme ve, an abso- == " wa J =@ - retecomal . lute necessity BABY | f 4 = = service at TY. W. C. A. =>@ . me annua! fall vesper service Federation of Industrial and | £ mess Girls’ Clubs will be held ~ “ie EYmhasium of the Y. W A. 1411 Locust street, at 5 kK next Sunday afternoon Elinor Stafford Miller, a WALKING-° TALKING neer Dining Suite in combination With other fine cabinet ucted and richly finished. Consists of . buffet. five hair. (China > 50 ht additional) SSS =e eof @©@8@@88 8 6 @ as Convenient $1 Down Delivers This Mel Disco Gen Ss There's Never Any Nausea uine Simmons sant ifter Eating You never bef lized | Bed fore realized | > Spring and ry re transformation. Bluest | Mattress oop

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the f omen EES Z| f HURCHES | AUINGH | : B25 North Sixth St = 2 as eae wer San a\ cosas REMOV AL fe ALE = Out - of - Town Cus- Mail Orders Filled 3 - ' Srosdcane ye | ae °F sss | H 2 . nON, De 4—Mrs. = s : [lj tomers, Write for Our Please Include Postage | || : ao caine eee PAGE 8B __ 2ST. LOUIS POST-NISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 — ST.LOUIS °NST-DISPATCH — 2 | Tan BRITISH RADIO OFFICIAL gov Pi Tie! LOS PERE ae eaghsenllee Mette goes : wife oO. Lam B T Catal Second Door South of Franklin ) r = - » chancellor of the ~ an oes bane + omen si : AATIONAL MEAL Th ne A “Deposit Holds Any Purchase Till Xmas + ES the brent year |Reductions of 33137, to 607, WEEK TODAY STARTING MONDAY—FOR THREE DAYS 2 Gest Stuns on Pe —=S $3.00 15-Aey Upright We are adding every day various new items to | = cS | ouis Sermons and Sun- FA SSN Ree ca ena SESS TTESSSS EST AN di ei CUT PRICE SALE OF | 2222= this sale which we are closing out. Therefore, | * : on net fail to visit this store. = day School Exercises Will ance of Keeping Well. ~ $20 and $25 -| | AUTOMOBILES || VELOCIPEDES | ina Wagons | SPEED BIKES i atiileetia tet Io Mir ane aay ae > i eae y S civ BIKE TALKS AND MOVIES ay 7 : Sebaier Sema : ———— : —¥. : - , eled bine and strip~d: Lamps ett 8 / , a- F . ' & : Luncheon Club Discussions , Ue. > WwW q opeeiieme ae: ae Complete os | — . , bearing pedals and with knives, Complete at | $ ° 9 | = Will Feature Seven-Day $7.50 “Dodge” $5, Qh s mick”? ; 7] : Sly (Ei cae, - : : | | } a “ otra Rega sat $1 f, : ~ a Pt Ny Ahn wat ie a eke ok ed ~ Pama Brig aici e — Auto , . ; os Aute arious sizes. $3 Set. Servic i ‘ 3 ft. 1 in. long: finished] - ‘ WN Og Y $t ALL STEEL ~ =e ss Campaign Under Tuber AD ay lng llngs arc onmemeenany 2 inches long; fin- = _ =| COASTER WAGON, $4. 69) ses sreep $17,968 | $2759 Cotsmets | four 31.98 os: ° ° , e . motometer and disc stiiped inj s4 ¥ « pede, spe $2 69 14x30-inch bedy, heavily bead-]| BIKE... .... . Bicy- $18 95 oe Set. Seryie . Handsomely finish | cs culosis Society § Direction red; has] cial for little toz« ’ ed. which makes it very rigid:] Similar to above, but | ciette. . .. : er aes ele = spr ing ya chassi->.] front wheel, 12 inches; rear | indestructible channel steeill enameled black: mud- ae Columbis o ed wood base; vari ® ss : ‘ind ht uael horn andi g inches; ‘%¢-inei® rubber] cear, and 9%.-inch double-disc] ccuards, new departure $37.50 - : a 23! 3 iil be observed all cover! wi ort ; O-in. disc] tires: rear axle extra wide | riveted wheeis. with l-inch rub-| coaster brake, bell and} ®**3- $22. 50) “a ‘ . _| elette.. to prevent er ber tires; finished in a bean-[ double coil spring sad Has coaster brake mf An, a dl $6.00 value. 69 “ful teneerinme haked -d enamel. § tle to 6 AT FI®B¥R) $7.95 DOLL wo 6 sear site. $3-69 | DOLL CARRIAGES 2 glumes 98.98 —~ «FF | rear, I inches. CARRIAGE ... $2. Bedy and heed -rrith j , x & — - “al 5 om Sate: Stands 24 ‘inches high rell: height te top of ’ W ha of the , 7 dene size. . $s. 98 i : handie: finished in] handle, 26 inches; cafe j . e ve one = prom n "y wheel. 20 inehes: ‘ ad blue. gear and wherelsi enamel; 8-inch rahber- 4 eee ~ 332 pt : ention “ - _ ee i = Fancy woven fiber, inj of frosted tun; full eor- 7 o> Wrieed Cau- 6 '') ' ss een , ae _ or ', amps, windshie - ee Ate Ee dark biue finish; fall cor-] duroy lininc; reversible 3 SET | . ; $35 Se K, nd the ob vance and fenders, windshield, I sides; | ‘2's, With motor bike grips ' ‘a- { ad duroy lined; height totop} bedy, artillery wheeis : bev Keaotonsbeuual Gent’s Bill Rolls. : Oe AF 23 . ed oo : horn, lamps and bumper: : 1,-inch | “etipped with beil and mud oa =. | cs | OS -Gitn unGgay has Per i = or : a0 By — - v. of handie. 27 inches:j and .wicdew in hood; | SET ' @ = These — dise wheeis. Trier ts ; oversize cushion \ length of body st top, 23] heavy roll top bedy and > = Card Cases. ia 0c to . | =: dorsed fee iinistert: 8 . “abner tires: front wheel ' » § ' . @ , a | zi: a} Hance, ) $20 “Olds- “a s igges SM ’ 1 \ 4 inches; reclining back;| hood: heicht te tep of 5 oF . a m ; eac fs } os aptist Ministers Pting Chris ( a os inches; rear. 10 inches 8-inch wheels and rubber] handle. 2% in.; lergth > : ; | @ Musie Bags » ew ea $1 to Can Le . n aig a . ie Ss: tian {inisters’ Niance cies Be CS. mobile Anto ao bday or to $13 OS tires. of bor at top. 27 tn $s r : a - es | $3: ; . ; 3 feet 5 inches long ; - ee | er “s ~ i : Toilet Rolls **e* @£@e ‘. “ese « $5 as J Had in ec 3 pun | A \ =: tional Minister: eeting, Evange! inij-ned im tangerine | Front wheel. 20 inches, ‘rear : r ; > | —3\\ = ing. ge! mx iatictend | , “gd rs. THE LOWEST PRICES ON RECORD FOR : Coi ~e 7 7 oin Purses .......2561 ( 7—_— Yager iii r B | WwW + Peeeeee . oe PR ge ee ae ae a es eeeeeeee enee set ee ores aw. rass; = eguip | | + \iS ical Ministerial — = | » atripel in red, yet-o heeis, 14 inches, andle ci | Prmige A, | 162! Ministeriat Association, = ee ot i leet! 6 LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS | |= ™ || Jewel Cases... meee , a . : A eg La 23 — ” “3 Op. iniscers ite ; ; = Marble Base ssi ** A aun scape cee Agama R = entices. : , : : $3 ALL-STEEL ally lig hted[Train; ‘111% tan | Herkert & Lighting ee ee ‘$21. 95 [oy ete ck | Coorex™"** $2.98] $9.95 |=2... $1295 $14.98 | $18.98 | Ene - fi in black gear anid met O erg; red enumeled steel |] LIONEL ELECTRICALLY CONTROLLED TKAINS WITH CONTROLLING : ais: windshield hus eas am r: ; hy , dare ; rhiee ds - - ; 3 og | | =: and aprroximately.70000 piece > Yedderc lantern | Omre. treme and ai ber tie | Pineh soli’ | g29.75 Lie ne 1§$35.75 Li oneI}$48 Lionel Auto-]86650 Lionel! 4 eeree 7 42 . suabeMbagtiatantizsssstisegrseteshpcbeccer: M, : — 1% mR : = tng oad ; * . . fins inde ' nd full «pring > See 00d hich. 27 a Fixture x ees Pa > ans. , b it } t 1€iT i TY) — j d iawn tation iE in he : | = actically all of the hurch bul- : b-all-bearin— DOI: ball-! r Re vith Tt ineh We cocnel free? RHEOSTAT WHICH STARTS t ' ; 333 | | justia hi ) oie . STOPS AND REVERSES THE TRALN AT Samptote =; letins wil arry hneait messa me % sare meta ee ee, Seer hie beard ; S-inch riveted double ANY DISTANCE FROM THE TRACK. D ang hand me wings. vw ‘per k . Autematic mK e- 40 omatic R on matic 4 ewverse Automatic Re. erse ‘ eeeeceees, | ‘ view mirror; iek ve.se Wide Gauge} verse Wide Gauge] Wide Gaus e] Wide Gauge Train ~ @ cceeoots a : : +7 aA — a8 ‘ ia a at” 3 Mee ” va a aan j : - : : = vari . #3 Tries Ar - 23: te ic. seid - ; me _ Poa Na care road urn ps. yi i : . ie engine with tlengine with @? ene ine with itor engine with 3 ott de o- a sina tastes a ahecenes Its t-inchj-' Beary grep : : eadights, 3 12-[headlights, 3 13-[ headlights. 3 17-[]17-inch 6- wheel : ; . » Dn om on : is « ; ta agers vw ith run mh. ‘ ; ; ime bh double track inch double trnek ineh double truck indix iduall S50 “335 a 5 feet inches liomg: coide “3% individually lght-jindividually Lcht-l}individually lignt- coaches. % a * r se r * » . 2 oa: : 3 rae ats s-ineh th AP 33 EE a a Ca ; amps. b 9 trunk i] , nek etna: ' : ~ , 16-9 Oo. st 93 ‘ ; ondayv lamps Gm". trunk raiis j , Train; Ll't,-inchjTrain; 12%,-ineh[ Train; 1342-inch] 17-inch twin mo- YS == ae s. Sra wired cet om hac trand** brown, trimmed in ere : pee at: ed coaches. Darkied coaches. Tanlted coaches. Dark | enamel fin- ‘ine Mactiies decorated im rrd and | fi = tt : zrev finish. ae ane "'s finish. | Auto .. oes bee | fa eerie Seed | Le _- A | $23.75 | $27.95 | $37.95 steering w nee |, LIM Ps. he @& rumlic i ‘ ack and seat upholstered:| /]lR | Thousands of Dolls Marked Down for This Sale imita at . ¢ (R¥ING INFANT DOLL— $1 .00 ‘ ‘ os lien Bag r snc norte oe , " “9 “ ea a ii} ~ 4 au ims hatte i + b ald AD i} » i ‘Tm me : ellis | aniston’. . | 'y rn long dre a . me: -cowl lamps, door} $13.50 . $2.2 x CRYING INFANT DOLL— $l. 19 rhe tts a Jl bhan@somaly decorai- = » alii a Ee, ea eaees ail en «id>, ' hair and) ‘ Poly drawers, °° 2 blanket : Stove i= 2 ALL—SLEEPING ‘EYES—t NBREAKABLE Combination Hot Pat Only (me io a Custemer = mois tTnrougono0ui i@ Weer. 47115 _— ; “335 Roll- lop 23 imches high $5. 45 | $4.50 BYE-LO Mew ith $3 25 arn] Toaater Ful " a be sintaste:; » ' unbreakable compositien; have siceping eres > . ss aiiiatien till and $25 — f. a i : ee 5 Laches wide , ' : $2 GARDEN van eee a : : $ —e, . G2 Oly ALLCES exten . ~“olid oak same as picture, g —s _ i 2: 3.49 pectal at se: 25 - =: and more than 100 members | : . enly with two side drawers; z pillow Red enmameied hear we, Hand-Decorated Shades = **°. Fe eee a ee ) Roll > inches tall: has hair] = feet 4 inches tail; bob . and = 6 sieeping «res. Wilh bed hair, siceping eyes. 7. \~ “a ee " ‘ F ae evelashes; dressed in ia with eyeinshes; beautiful ~~ C “Health Films In Schoot. : — / > a, | zits trimmed organdie dress, |ergandie dress. pretty secks $9 Wardrobe + na uring this week . y type é oe Se ee sil recks, kid siippers | 4nd white kid slippers. irumk a« ».clere 3 . . : > . & ° " = : 1 activi : - SHOOFL} si F — a to matenh; G2 ieig00 GENUINE HORS- =f inch size. S oes ae — laa th . : , | ores on “MAN MAMA e 4 $18.00 to $25.00 , ss: accoraing : rica “3; inches lon inehe \ : =f oe rc ' DOLL W = Tt t? whe reck rn ’ I rou ht Iron st. Li hp : , ‘is @ Ti bai dais .—~ - - > Dol! Crad le DbeLL a hair and ae ine eyes Ad usiable S33 x : eg Clad S25 os $>.50 Rew $1 49 qa *% feet tall; resl bebbe. ID with erelashe+; eciegant Bridge Lam Desk La p iP ane " : pring icra ll 7 a ace yy t oo “4 $3.98 hair, with large silk rib-] dreased in lovely organdie ps = a healt fash AON S1TMi4 thi ' ade of flat reed, nicely, varme.. on —— a arms f silk ribben trimmed drres ee aa niietdiin ee til al oot innnal woven 7 -iach wheels [| Hiand-wewen white enameled shoulder with oR met to match Conrplete $2.45 es ‘se ' Bee i a aa a $14.95 2 a™%j rubber tires: fin- reed. (Gold braid trim. Biue p I ificom pos tien arms t mM) w , ei wy hry nze ’ . oe ric** Ti? iit a iti oe LINE SKIN HORSES ou | Sand Loader trees] Reckers 35 ft. iomg: Herse 3%, ft. high; = > Kervatone Chemical $7. ag remo. he platf rm wien i del and fi I Pump Eng’ ne adjustable stirrups. ay > Keystone ( hemical ump Tower. $9.98 ‘Very if s >. 2 . og ; a r x | . , q , % iS . ceed tone and | : , = oe 4k _.” 4 a : Bx , $20 Juvenile Dresser ah, —_ +> $1.375 FIRE EN aq — e & _ 2 to $3 Bed Li: BE iiive ‘years ago, the National , 550 Jevear | =) a3 $ $ L TE enka ee aa Reg ee =e | ee $11.95 =] | ib | | : mee ae = ; ‘ * eoched - Si (— -— = = «= == «= Cb GE GONE ED a ego aD Sa OmD Ne sae "T 7 z Ce ae ee te ee ee oa 2. Meas Daye 48 24 edness att » : F . . sep nal sale tte tice hp GET ly Nae ‘ és - i ee ane. te ns ee y eos eS ea, A ee Sor . © “1 Ae Se es FH, e ' n bain Des : % oS Reg oa > woke god =? * ‘ BP. Bein nite cee Seamk en Md * a ge NMR i ate ett cc TM ft BR AR ary bik GOR SO 5. meee Complete 7 2 gsc Rages: Se ee ae wi of a eae _— 4 — _— A ry 3 $33 inction with the merican i | M Fear fert high and Pe. 8 $12.00 Buddy «L” $15 Buddy “LL” ; ns ok bed or boudoir table: =| Cross, started Health Week as 2 SERB ER Bt: feet wide, 13 5 Aerial Ladd JU Iconcret : ae ' No Matter How Modest ect Sows : 9; * of 3 ape square swinging > - a #OGeT Com e Mixer ' é : at : - a S A * Shel “i rose and i: wired mpiete. =: National movement for the purpos =. ; 2 large and *] ¢- ere is Buddy “LL” skill and inge-| Net a tey. but a r ; ‘ 4 ? ss es O4 pSseTMiina ye Ith trut 7. ry paneer ere , drawers with bel airy Table $4. 98 multy at ite best: hand wheel raises i mode - made of * thay working meted. the Res ss oigabaenee giass knebs. Finishe- Tab Wh — ae EE wen ‘adders as a unit. windinss extend«ftomobile fender shest $ bie . | HEADQUARTERS FOR LIONEL ELECTRIC TOY TRAINS AND | zens and pre i mT) Insc : ~ Sng mi eon rm al deste he boos wr gy AF er om them to a height of 4%. feet; anoth-fed in baked gray enasnel $! +5 Hercules il | heaith. Since then it has becon i or biue. a the | | : 3 _TRANSFORMERS—WRITE FOR CAT ALOG ee eee ore 6 7 ——e fand numerals: chairs white,| |) | taafpre ce mafia on Benes gee ge ho sexes = is eee brass ace * MAND Beautiful pease menses ~ 5 aoe ai mati TPs. TLS ; . trimmed in biue. ° rege wee : Perales ’ ae ; ; =: Health Sea! ‘ampaig sna ' —— = i $12 Machine 88-95 backs, blue enameled. —— a oo sale at.. beautiful colors and -1 1 $3 | S50 Machines Sie records, _— No.7 gy 1.98 ay ‘tT el} . 3 : “conventional design. On mail or phone orders totaling $3.5@ or less, in- i ee ee ee ee are Ses, SiInee mashes a” wh = 1 4 Cacorative ruching. t ess pe bas i LO ‘aitistmas Health 24 |= ; , — 3. —?) eS, 8 Set — Se Me heat claude 25 extra for shipping charge and packing. ss | | : | oe ee ae $19. 98 one cent e€n > ante ene ete. Si sal » ~a ihe-e aan - Bia pamraoh lhe ageveaiy Tote! tenn abe yal — ee Day at Church. Incandescent Supply Co. eae Epes ff hoe (hair qaune> = 18 Olive Se ° wun taxo rvoc, | te'8! wervices this morning. “The ffl] {Tse commie ORDERS FILLED es mnirty-Eighth . at ry of the wt pi ta 7 be te oe * i? : t * Pe - _Open ee — and Saturday % Church” will be the aubject of a rrimmings. Match. Ssttsses: . in = Sermon hy the pastor, the Rev | - . iosagetessetieseses creereses ca -apeebeeescert. t y Li tii , i - pase ees _hechhober eet | ‘ wis ati . mpe. sang > eee aes Co ae oe Dh ates : a ai scales ee cat ss ; e . RIES as : : ‘SRO aah inne A ie ri Re Ago dss , . a er rd ower erow 5 Ney Aor att —— ca rene ene ty ne Perk §

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me, enam- d strined: table to sizes. Columbia $18.95 Columbia $22.00 ter brake $4.98 four .. for "BA Great Savin $1.75 10 Key Uprigut $3.00 15- Key I pright 8% 1°%-Key Baby Grand £4 15-Key Baby Grand .... le spokes, Aluminum Sets whe * 1- with real perco- : nickeled lators; $2 sets; rs: ball- wrice for 2 pedals anid with knives, spring s.ad- $4 Set. Seryie-. _ $2,598 $1.75 9S on Pianos i e| | Kitchen Cabinet. Wii ofeceries ' Value TD RADIO OFFICIAL | soverment is taking i the private British i Chance Hor Nanwd | company from Jan. 1 + Sedcasting Board. Ene d Press. ON, Dec. 4.—Mrs. cthel eS iwife of Philip Snowden, we yorite chancellor of the , has been appointed “ithe governors of the broad. organization which Mrs. Snowden fective public speaker. | sideration of $3,100,000. seb is one of Great Britain’s leading feminists. She also is an author of note and an ef- post carries a salary of $3,500 a} quir« year, and among the other zover- | thei nors are Sir John Nairne, a direc 9 1.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ over from broadcastirg|some other prominent person-, for a con-|with the Earl of Cliarendon as chairman. The new government Her new!/10 tor of the Bank of England ani enterprise takes the form of a corporation, which is granted a ii- cense to broadcast for a period of PORES, and is empowered to ac- copyrights in leiiahon) and artistic works, includ- -ling news. any literary, WU Ne LU mene LL £ vo wee »" minds of agriculture minds of the business people Thompson, president of the Federation, ‘fs thitt of proper adjustment of the agrt- cultural industry in our economi day, TO DISCUSS RELIEF MEASURE Representatives of 1,000,000 Grow- ers Will Meet at Chicago for Three Days in December. CHICAGO, Dec. 4.—Representa- tives of 1,00000 farmers in states will decide here next weck what they think Congress mou do for agricuiture. The American Farm Federation annual meeting Dec. 6, Tand &, is expected to make form‘! demand for passage of legislation | ' embodying the McNary Haugen farm relief bill of | principles the last session. Agricultural unrest of the year is expected to take various {ideas and theories, principal subject before the gat- | ering will be how agriculture may | to the eco- | be properly adjusted nomic life of the country. Heading the list of speakers is | Frank O. Lowden, In the forefro'rt | of those who plead for the farmers’ | 3 for $1.2 political rights. The other speak- | or $1.25 ers include teachers, business m2.1, | ; county agents, editors, indust-‘al | Burke’s Cod engineers, and government and | Liver Ol] and marketing officials. “The foremost subject in the Iron Tablets * gaid Sam _ Hi. SUNDAY MORNING, and in the DECEMBER .5, 1926 Watches year: $1.50 45 98c Bureau | Gunranteed one val While 6500 Iast, $2.50 Lunch Kits. . lngersol Watches__$1.50 to $10 .$1.89 ZEMO ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . (DHNSON BRO peer 65 ; ~— 240 eeeeas — 98 Coin Purses .......25¢@ to $5 | Picture Frames. .$1.50 to $10 —+— conptayers Mi ee oSigat’s, iniment | eec ee. 26¢ . 00 , tore ; ] a 5 , fampoles’ € iver heer mee tele Jewel Cases... ..$2.50 to $20 | Sewing Sets........ $1 to $10 | Admission : Casino for wr) 7 in| me. cpp 79¢ we dar, @ix1%x12 in.: Collar Cases $1 50 to $10. A t I } S > “wi s . 5Oc Lee's Creolyptus Cough copper trimmed: : ore a of . AUTO Lunch sets. $2 to § ” By the Aesociated Press. " 4 —Thou- ES aS eS Prerrer re. je window Vanitv Boxe ’ 95 t . | A . ns - MONTE CARLO, Dec. , Rem Cough Syrup .. ...55¢e, O5¢ : styl $8. 98 ly k vines $1 ted $10 ledicine C ases. - $1.50 to $15 ‘sands of curious Americans wh» | ot. nn cant ey Mangan me b> STVie.. a i riyeo AMYMOUNC ..««+es ’ . PT ihe 6s eee 6 os 15 Cj ; rish. t ee the inner workings of | 1 hes HGR G GF PRR E. 21e, 42¢, 7 Bo to $ Bal | igar Cases. . $1.2 20 to $10 been : eter without risking any of | Mentholatum fis Bae, 420 ae Sho Ba S $1 ; t AG S the casino 21e, 70¢ p gs he gin td i e 3) 0 $25 uiteases So a ee eo BL t to $75 their money on the tables are re- | v eoveerrnl erase 7 sponsible for a rise in the admis- | ht Sy | sion price from 5 to 10 francs. ecp ess 4 $ fonel -—— “o — 2 “> : Special Genuine Walrus 18- Inch Traveling Bags at. 5. BIZ a0) ee ageahin ge pm Are often due to symptoms of bladder en 7 oF Ge a sp ay that around-the-wor tours, stu 4 ‘ a gy age ~ engine PRACK AIN AND 49c f : Special nuine Leather Bag, 18 Inches oe ee 2 ee e* SD 00 | rie nasties and especially the weal oy nore Paling, Boa ie tr Mat $1.75 Train and Track. Iron Engine, $1 N class of tourists who travel third- wensatio SO al on ig Ng —— ae in coaches. $2.25 American Flyer Train......81.49 “a bi class and wish to see every- ste 1 ted Cystex wines porate on the with Iron engine, tender and coach. oe i Swat 8 og Wik ee he a May your symptoms in and ve OO American Flyer Train... . .. $2.59 HUNDRED OTHER ITEMS thing, are so cluttering up the sary aay ce your money pack. Allevia- $9.45 | Prtine, tender, baceace und panconger x Zz |ing rooms with non-gamblers that [TM] ‘ion ht your symptoms, should, be pro mel Wide 9 se we -t gpl eral ; $2. °5 d Be W Sorte feos in ig y bh a vie ‘ ae ret F Bnd “4 Some , ; as a0ove, wit t An th ard bes } A CS ridentally came e announce if you - Ftd but with 2 - rapgpagag AS s € st ro in merica > ‘oe arte installation of auto: | rv es bash | 4 , og 34 2. $20 Imported fj matic checking machines, The gy og ggg eo | ally Ugh Typewriter q new oes uinagiaae check each article Oe Paes eeunonane : 538 i kert & Meisel Trunk C een st 3 8.98 er e e€1se run 0. w. c. T. U. Monthly Meeting. : TROLLING ccs Chaeulihl | Soevelbet 79¢ TRAIN AT H ; 910 W hi got A Women’s Christian Temperan I B] kezbonrd wa asnin on venue Union will be held at 1:50 p. m. esse iy pperates 11 ke tomorrow at Luccock Lodge. 3623 pure Train A wonderful | Delmar boulevard. Dire. (M:; PD. wkh 3 epee Anderson will lead a devotional dividuaity years cca service. Gus O. ations, corm pr coaches. Imported chief prohibition agent here 1] ritih © See 2 eee ed amel fin- epeak. 2.95 is Sale $1.00 51.19 CAKABLE $2 83 value $5 value __. . made of 53.49 34.98 ~ GARDEN Sewing Machine Actual Working Model (1 noow at { TWHED0, 1642, hunider.........05¢] Ga MD = fall gailon ‘et the most pleasing sae dl gegen PRINCE ALBERT, 16-02. humidor. ...95¢ i ar Sevestaem ‘siveled ante by aia ‘ VELVET, 16-02. humidor.......... 95c originals. +' EE 60c Size, CREST MIXTURE, 16-0z humidor....69¢ | Thomas Shampoo, 47c 79¢ Fach for......- BLUE BOAR, 16-07, humidor. ....$1.75 * Superior to all pther shampoos. Very ’ Prescriptions Filled Accurately and Promptly—-30 Years’ Experience ‘\ — - Le Tan tab ahr tia a oe ~ —. ‘ . ~ — eS _ — — et i fa tly, ? et ee ~e ~ ce ill ite ie Te ee —— - tii ii di a — “« ett gece ln et ll Se lle alll all alll . ns ee gl, ne ee, a ny lege Sa as Sas ea thas “i os pe Ata ois Mes ve ties “ae ete Sete | CHM iid we pa AS - wr “Hs. a a i 8 Leh A BD ee Ba 8 ot bem NS | rein re vo, Se ~ cen ean oe en A AR Ege nC Ne ek RENAE We Sa alt, ANE PIA RT SNOT AION hepa SE ae NPR RS. — Lee tipple nem mg ; . ewes dn Ma ~e4 - 2) Pee 4y ow es Prony Tab us. se Se Pe res “ . ee 7 le ye pr ” Ee a, 7 . eae . Ne , Mas ro 5 4 . SO wes FESSOR ca pp Nat RT zalel de ioe esi SR > NT a Rr Ree eee a a aneine aieatnees ~ Seen nde lai wna * - " : p 1 ey : Be ah : m ee Bh Chae ae anes gud ae ee 5 Ln, oe me Tn RAMs ERR ee RY wh Loy 4 x se itn dens ae > Ay TNR pe lant salina item. Sled Sf I IAA NR! teh a ern en ey eae Poe ne frit ct eer soe 8 rea haan y “ 8 fa YP 2 sabes pss A Sree inl eae Lath bel wand vet Ph aepemeatie Re en--. tases eon ao-viapptmenegotgteeurmnerent anes +e -9abinatee oheynap-aaiec an ee eae senennapnantetanteemepaens kh age cd llpsereries nae ~tacymat ery sitet cand ma oe 9. Snare nf . : nen Dniee % ES RES A Ft “ae te el gee A 8 a nrg ath ttn. Pe paaitier: wh neha aie of “ MA 6 00 grab ewe. + ~ - PROS. OT RR En, A REN rape Ce. Se omecneeeam aleeaes . = a OA Ae prova asters aireoa arp nae eben bla canaariee paar a tem te shar teenie: atarwyntarenemanvenptine se 6 ny win rg eiaa © SRR aa ight Ne ows e vaph wher 2 Ate —— _— " on CPAP lind ean Nis ptenee \ -_ ee erate 9 san ee moa harmdipeenn nella: bes DEED be. Shale Prt Ng te BO “3 ergy 2» ty

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PAGE 10B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— | SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER i, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— General New ener e ener © sf ef eee arene ll ie Ln ee -- —— .. Pa ee) eee eee ee Se ee 8 ee ee a ee Re) ee eee ee eee ee 8) 8 ee e FRR ORF AER ROHR SFERE ZEEE ROAR ee a. ee * ‘ y Bias i : Hie eo eae, FO te ; ‘ " . = ee ~ - s v 2 7 5 a ‘ - ” Say ov Y oe ~ we ~~ s ee aS ’ a £ * “d ? i ae ¥ f 3 tae = . ) eee it Bae : . ym ia Rn ; ee ; : \ ¢ ; epi: a ? : on aS a ee, ” ‘ bs se ss _ ‘ : id - € ~oe a a ae bas, Sig, WA — y -; pes « ‘ Pat ed. ae * Ss r a? Sey Baa ee 3 + “Bg - o 2 Se " & sea bag 2 “ a os - Sp, a: a aneeane eastern J : — - oaen “see enee eee enreeneaer*e a Poe omens eee ab Rr 8FAS AEROREAS DOZER? COP EMS TF” He Po . ees ss e a oace amen eae A e* ee ee ennernaereerrner* | | a : oa ¥ & wl en, i > . . a ar mt : ¥ . % 3 o _S : : is + es + 6 ie + - = s om . Qs # ag. Sea / 2 a « ~s a ¢ 4 : => bo Our Xmas me Oe pile)? Re > ied i Siena dell Ae ‘ro om scaler 4. YETUETITIVYT TTY: Fy TIPE ye te - « - . , > pee “ . be sai - . an : bE AS ergo agen ee na P RRR MORES caeds nie ate haere ann. ee ' n . f ‘ . € a RE Raa iN OR i ge rT rh bis by te vate a th CaN his SM ey 29 fs 29 ee A ee er ee. " . lies aii achllchatiallit i iat RE WR RAT ue are os oe fai ae ee mig ~ , . ™ ae ae ; ¥ w le : a ‘ en wert — ; ; : ' . . 7 Pte ON pit ose ce er ‘J : . Bis . Min ager ‘ eas dibet o WY dre wae eax ee ae NE a Ra a ARE De ie ee a er chin ane anhiieatadiieeiesededias 122 iden nedien: ae saiiccentiadmnecen seecnciiia sescinteeaitih prvee é +3 ‘ ; ns . , on sehigs eines Dean sedndinedirint! 44.50 _ , ob . a xi Ys ae, 4 m - y ee aed one nwa ae sas. ol “ee POR tog 5 np “a ee aiden the ah a 9 ayn ea 4 8 b a A as , ’ j j j i } i | : DECORATED bygone TABLE—“\ real Wale ye. Hand-decor ated in f | i i | i t : | red of grecn iy . ty if \*) 4, WELT? eh Yl, \ : aN ‘) bNe “by, {nati J Vy “i LPs WY ‘oJ ‘ Fs, “f i}, oP Y “NY bln if 4 op 1% i Y c yn 4 , i) —— . ~ ve a Lak Ria. ‘is Pe A _ ite i: ee. , ee a. ony METI es on + cn ee NS eer ey 1a Rola. 3 ry Cher tun. . \ Ree eee Ps tee. i aes, bin (co Soran” jana Poe vie Va, dif: a . ee ae Le de . Pa be die VR: ees: Map ae ~ oo Not SO allele aig , el cactaba , ‘ et i —_— oak SBBS aes a " % ‘ 4 Yes, Ve See oe ea 3 zi y F ae aes PAD eae ; ; ; wigs " . hee oh ae Pe a ee ae Bee ep he : > > T= » DOOR style, 4 sper or : . - 7 _ : yf 7 , f sf, Jif, f si f f tke vs bi te Wh : ; “f ° j ‘if j ) " (ft? “ ’ fei Z ;* 7 + , 7 ’ ' : oH Ff ‘ } thy Vy r ie fy i ' if tis j ty de ° He HIE pth i hy/ 7” iit * , Wie 4 SEDI th 4 +f, 4 wy 7 . Loe ‘ . ; a A . +. t » 2 wy j c ; ? hd; i oft hy = if ig ~ fi 17 y €. ; afif t Hy éi : oF ‘ : ’ ; f ‘ . j : ; ' sts ett . . if f- 4 ; f +7 $23 i F i | ; * . | ‘ rie $ , 7 4 2? ; + ff " 3 . +7 J y A : , —A Hi Terr. — TH. ty J) , oe? ; cf vet a fi ' y ' i 7 ‘ ~~ a j at ; i. re: ; ; j ; ; . ; ¢ : » 4 a : . ; it) , "hb if ‘7 " fe semis! ‘ ‘ ti = 2 i 4 ‘5 ) ; 1 4 7 f w : eee se j } ‘ : 7 ai? : . +t | i : hil ; 1% . eae 4) OFS, - iit i Se ‘ ’ : | eg a Co. “~ a. 2 ee we a : eee " 4 - & oe ee $14.50 sete. New I Prencnh light elec- — ig “Sata ORL eee Nee a _ sits 4 ie ait odin a ORR Os Oe ye ete. se RBI Joy 8 hd lh. a ne a es ew Sn om: e- .% . AKE this Our large marvelous new ’ . a \ il Kiddies’ All Steel Scooter, $1 or FREE with a purchasg of $10. & a & te ae Se > is ” ee me ee (hur Radio £ —— | } everyone likes ¢ $9 75 Let us explain 7 — . > LADIES’ W RITING | DESK * * F * . “ ker as va Bs 5g ea? > re he. " . li G ae S% pat tf Pr J be ree ERO peas | etn v 4 . ~ ¥ PP vy a ~ — — — — GaP au au cae cue *-@ . ., Oy -~ en eemaes i {I i ria | | Metal Smoking Stand, $1 or FREE with a =) 17 Pes! Everythin Cabinet $6.95 or FREE with a purchase of $61 to $80 L IN Davenport Table Spinet Desk Floor Lamp Console Mirror () Bridge Lamp Windsor Chair End Table Console Table Pair Book Ends Cabinet Smoker Pair Torchiers Magazine Rack ALL FOR AS PICTURED 0 seme Never in all the history of living room furniture selling in St. Louis , - Picture your living room furnished like this when the folks come a - : tube Set, handsome or elsewhere has there been known an offer so immense, So amazing! ; in on Christmas and for a WHOLE LIFETIME! You'll be the a a . 12 This is indeed value-giving to the extreme! Value precedents are , sae ty happiest perete mm Ce were He Lae ee Cores Ser eee [aes PRISCILLA SEW-> ee : coer Senge piece is splendidly constructed, every piece new and stylish and =, 1 NG CABINET smashed and records :or crowds will likewise be shattered! ge sturdy! Note, first of all, the 3-piece Kroehler Bed Davenport Suite! | Chair, of Solid Oak, will cost you nothing if you desire us to hold. it for later detiounel ae: 2 can be opened into a fall size double $9.95. or FREE with a ix : bed. purchase of $81 to $100 Almost an entire truckload of modern furniture for a completely r And the other pieces! The davenport table, end table, and console furnished up-to-date living room! 17 pieces in all—only $198! Did aa table are finished in rich mahogany! The Spinet Desk with a Wind- you ever hear of anything like it! You will be overwhelmed with the ~~ i ' sor Chair to raperandagy very modish! The floor and bridge lamps have value! And no wonder—for we repeat that to our knowledge this is ae : colorful silk shades! ‘She console mirror has en elegant polychrome 7 fies 7 frame! The magazine rack, the cabinet smoker, the pair of electrie absolutely without precedent——a record-breaker in every possible : ae torchiers and the pair of book blocks complete the outfit! All of it is respect! What a wonderful Xmas gift to the family! worth $349! Tomorrow in costs $198. Buy This Bargain Outfit Now! Christmas Delivery If Desired! [7] | | ie ~ : | Wise - . OTL MTN ~ Y : 4 | with Toms oc Sarum. ° , in. ae $ me *t MARTHA WASH- tive ornament om "Cabinet $6.55 0 FREE" 18 Sears F ine C OonsSsoO l = BARGAINS } ee | 450 Muelhauser RS CApINer a Maboe — go een of a 3 9x12 Felt- $ 5 85 La: Player-Piano “ ne ee w- mS, Phonograph Base Rugs. : ae Gee ee qi2\ Gen | 10,95 See eS a S$ & 50 Pay Only Congoleum i PME) {52g gee: a et °2.95 $10 Monthly! S io? i oe === Take advantage of this opportunity to present SI Weekly side hainng 2 l .00 the family witha fine new Player-Piano this : . . 9x12 Velvet bee? =e 3 = “ Complete with Pair of Candlesticks. > ae a =* ristmas. A fall 88-note Player with standard Console Mirror and 12 Selections Rugs ee © " oat — Player action and all the newest attachments and ox 12 B : : scientific cevelopments. A benutifal inetrament ous- 29 75 - ? ; — and one with a clear bell tone. . and it’s the well- ; known Mce! * A beautiful instrument finished in rich two-tone sels Rugs a hauser make. Walnct, mahogany . or oak case, ; i eno Se. ) walnut. This machine has a fine double spring 9x12 Axmin- 49 75 a HE popular sg wee tong: ny, Aggmomg San} Bee eeeeeee pe | motor and a new improved tone arm and repro- ster Rugs oe e ; = = = : Trade In Your Phonograph or Piano a INET DESK — with t FREE with a ‘vy ERY? 3 ae éucer which reproduces every instrument and Ox1? Axmin a Oe = at Liberal Allowances 4 : Quaint Colonial stvie. me, Heavy vad purchase of $101 to $125. . voices to perfection. Buy it now—we will deliver ter R 5 a 50 ant (et BSS >. CHRISTMAS DELIVERY, IF DESIRED EE top. tatteis tea | it just before Christmas if rou desire. Ss er ugs eo ft Se . a % , $ te? eens igen iis i ; re ‘Pet ¥ y-Tinisn ; » . “4 «§ ee ’ S ~ - = . terest... No Zatra ge. of Any Kind 4 imwood legs. 9x12 Axmin- eee . + ’ . @ ) Trade in Your Old Phonograph ster Rugs si 67.5 0 aS ee! | Piano Department Open Evenings . : By Appointment. 9x12 Velvet | Rugs 69. 75 Call MAin 0354 For Aprointment—Our Car Will Call For You. } 1 ~° Hundreds of Git, i hel q te Checse Fron. pate , Hundreds of Gifts 3) ae ‘nee ak a Sa —Rem-ember— | te Choose From. . @ . teu «en . —Remember— as E — ae A FREE Gift With Every g®@ Seas orFRerwihs § Salad aie ene a A FREE Gift With Every : $17 50 | perchase of $87 to'3100 S$. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STS. Puvciase Gver 900 ee) MAzE Tor exo | S TA . ' ger 4 > “oe? oe ar —* ss + eee © & «© & we es +e Fe ee oO ee ee eee ee oe Oe *“’ FA SRERPFAPAPA ERP AS RPEAR FAP RHR EAE HO fae . SPP CAP AGM enthheone - Sais hy ak ae i ans Sn al a ~ z 7 +> Felshy opis: SARA EA EGAC RPL ORFF ” 4 — o ” . - Bom +o é: ‘ . “2 . a » moe ss <a g i a e — te. che S&S Seek Cer ut eee Cee os oe mahi? ata, Ct ee Ves by event i! it PERI te Hi i : Hi iy tt th i roi t —— ——_— i: i ih — - == = = = oF . See Oe Ceti ee ee es « & eee & ee +See OPES 2 Se ETO e ys SHE Oe § Ow wR Owe ewes ee ek Oe ee OR Oe Oe ew eee Cw « - wale : shed base Bytes ‘ " oer ms « reer ee ow “ : : - ie. ~~ eee w we “** oe @ - - cue ee “~~ « 7 ~*~ ae A. - : : ; w “ “<- . - - “ses +* “<«-* . ° . “* - - — ~ - “ . ——— — . ‘ . ee — ’ Sry : r nes SO ene —e so } 4 ’

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Clon vite ’ pn tNes, 4 art =I | Beau sf faeserf , like this when the folks come E LIFETIME! You'll be the IFETIME furniture for every y piece new and stylish and Kroehler Bed Davenport Suite! west design! The davenport e bed. rt table, end table, and console The Spinet Desk with a Wind- The floor and bridge lamps have rror has an elegant polychrome et smoker, the pair of electric J eaegme the outfit! All of it is - Desired! Muelhauser yer-Piano e $10 Monthly! a of this opportunity to present fu @ fine new Player-Piano this I 88-note Player with standard “and all the newest attachments and lopments. A beautiful instrument )a clear bell tone. . and it’ s the well- hauser make. Walnut, mahogany Your Phonograph or Piano al Allowances AS DELIVERY, IF DESIRED ++ No Extra Charge of Any Kind epartment Open Evenings By Appointment. Will Call For You. i hh > ° > . a » 2 * e . > » > > + > t > | | je" . - . * > * . 4 > - > s . - . * >» > . 2 _ > . > > > > » . , General News T SEVEN. me * a8 Gif ts: S $4.95 ' I ccORATED END j ; TABLE—A real val } ye. Hand- -decorated in (casemate Samm sae ame: pee qed or grecn. — ee ee — ———— eee ek a ee | $14.50 | Herrannore-| if 4 Imported Frenchg nse two-light elec- ; f tric Girandole w ith ! r crystal placques. | £ . = ¢ % ¢ >. ‘ $9.75 LADIES’ WRITING jj DESK — Mahoganv- finshed gumwood, Queen Mine style Very attractive | - F ‘: | MAGAZINE RACK! @: —Decorated in gay ® colors on red, green or black lacquer $3. 95 | i PRISCILL A SEW.- ING CABINET —- . 2 Maho; pany - tins shed 9 fumv m id ith 8 ee MOvVabic tray ‘and Gou- mee dle hid = eee ee , = Pe =e =a i > > > >: Tm —=E— Eel oP Olle lee oe Ee el eee eee ee eee eee eee a Te aeamamannaaieanndannntiaen ee ene ee eee eee « ~ a Extra ‘Long 1 | Buffet Mirror $4.75 Polychrome frame with dec orated top ornament. Pan eled, etched mirror. ne ne we ee eo ee ee Seen en =: ‘ “ ‘ST. LOU Is, SUNDAY ‘MORNING, DEC ‘EMBER D, 1926. Filled Eagle Stamp Books Redeemed—$2 in Cash, $2.50 in Merchandise Udit Due ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH leit, With $8.50 ‘ $4.95 right, plete, Lamps, ECORATED = Clocks and Lamps Boudoir shown at Glass Wired COT" WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS WASHINGTON AT SEVENIH CONVENIENT CREDIT TEPMS—PAY NEXT YEAR Radio Cabinet 5 ey O- DOOR aye. 95 CP SESOT \ ; 6 oo _ @.iitu ae ‘ ’ CcOmiCe ai “Ty ‘ ‘ be 4 pe Se ade finished cf@\" enna Low Prices On a net Radio AKE this a Radio Christmas. Visit our large Radio Salon. Hear the marvelous new Stewart-Warner Sets. Get z out accessories A Year to Pay Our Radio Department is busy because everyone hhkes our: liberal payment Let us explain It prices on complete sets or 5 , plan JOY - °) ate fr. rd. > © © & - —) LY o* ) ad rite , p ' f f Hes, Ht) alip A hatte ry and t 6 Tube Single-Dial Radio two 435-volt B batteries, all ' , a tra ° + mey ete—— non cise to buy Mo ae "> Pay N EW sumplitied omnes 12 Warner Receiver. Only one == dial to tune. Very selective os. 12 Months to Pay ‘a AYO HO)9 Combination Radio and Desk 9 — —, Radio STEWART -W ARNER Model 5 $75 §-Tube Rad © NEW Stewart - Wa a’ taller a et completely shielded _ Dinat desk. Cempartme tube Set: handsome =. = ee: eee > s1Ze, wall. Others as follows: 19x57 Tapestries .....--- $ 3.50 ) i $17.50 | 20x25 Tapestries ......+-- $ 2.95 } TAB | TOP END | 25x35 Tapestries .......- $ 5.95 : ine Italian marble 48x72 Tapestries ......-. $13.75 | Walnut“) 1p ieed ——” you will tind a ma; onificent collection ot gifts...... turn save you money. Seventh and Washington, is ideal for shopping. assortments are complete. 2 ERE : ture, art objects, lamps, odd pieces, rugs, toys, etc., all priced to Jur convenient location on the busy corner at Select early while the LREREREBRARE RRR ETE LER ERE SE GS j : _ wieettce@ Suite 8-Pc. Spanish Dining *1 4 YQ . : . * 7 7” ’ ad * 7 : AN DSUM! Opanis ainut Suite ss pictured The s é A ‘ a” a 4 4 { a ; K 4 J Ga ice bad w * e i s . se iS a al : biffet is 66 inches. the oblong extension table is 45x54 inches and = the five big, comfortable chairs (1, armchair, too), have red leather seats. : Built Ol rich valnut V@neerTs: « Xj sed al 3| sumwood trames h andsomely . : : dec + g ' ¢ - . , the romanti ( opanis hy “poe alss a fic e pe! riod. : ® : We Gite and Redeem Eagle Stamps . aon ae ee Fe oe ee seeeee . « eveecece eaeecece Secesenecneaeaeescesaeaseee 3-Pc. Coil Spring “Bed” Suite 914s INING-ROOM Suite xy tught a tortable col spring ge a e bed comes from ¢ held in the big Tdah enport. * The three larg piece Ss MA Ve loose cy «hy oO! ang af! gvered 1! freured and pial ei But't i retime | service fee PSRSSSSSSSSSCS SS SASSER SSSR SESE EESH REE EEREREREERE ESET ESSeEes ERS Seeseeeseeeeasesaeeaes:* SLSSSSSHRESSSSSHSSSSSESSESSERSSEEHERERSRSSHSSSASSSEESSSeeteseseeaeees 3-Pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite x133 A’ exyqguisite ouite t} at is tvpi Las j . Valu aT eC ped roo! furmit ire thowr Beautiful « ste t veneers tops al d x posed purtaces of the large dresser. bow-end bed jand chiilorobe h we price at $13° Darnt nana pannten ornament o ronts as shown. Full ust pro: fF eonatt CthIONn ale stat Vv rawer theta 2etis Se Par ately the pri es are Bed, $33.50; Visa, $54. 50: Dresser, $52.75 Chifforobe, $48.50; Twin Beds, each, $33.50 Sy 5-Pc. Oak Breakfast Set $4.3:5° .50 BARGAIN that prove popular this week is this J fivelpie ece Set, built ‘a solid oak, including extension table with four comfortable. chairs to match. Finished in two tones of gray with permanent lacquer which prevents “hot plate spots THE HUB....WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH The Eagle Stamp Furniture Store “The Store of 2 ‘Ihousand Gi y for Chri Special Christmas Sate or Lamps" NE entire section of Floor 1s given over to this collec- Ou;r 3 Smokers,Gifts for Men idor, ceptac les: 17 Third | lion of newest lamp styles, especial- hy priced. groups: Junior ha | 4 | Lampe IGHLY decorated “A anted color Ss. Bridge $ 1? RNAMENTAL hase s Georgette shades flower ornaments. Table §$ Lamps tive lors. Fancy mayer Easy Chairs ¢ BA40CiC arate Here are thre€® of wrought tron Stands with decorative top orna- ments and Georgette shades in the 1 aL’ , cr , WPOURTIL scated, strle. We hair, many 20 dandy gift {ron and adjustable arms, fancy with ruching and 435 y. G rel iron bases, in attrac- Georgette shades in the wanted deslnien $ and| match «$7.50 NON-TIP SMOK- | $8.50 SMOKER — Copper lined hum- with glass re- phone. mahogany; handy drawer CIGAR HUMI- DOR — Made. of solid mahogany. A cigar smoker. TRAY SET—Glass humidor, ture «French finished any for the wood with’ box holder; Very special. EE ee ee $94 :75 75 Ee or mother will apprectate a Royal Chair-—deecp foot - res: Easy comfortable show all etyles in mo- tapestry, velour or leather priced as low as $21.7*. ; ‘ offers antique This one style in $50 value. $2.75 SMOKER — ash tra nickel plate ER-——Drops ashes Mahogany -finished and jstumpe nent 4 stand, as shown, com arte in : : the sar: acle. Special. ELECTRIC CIGAR LIGHTER Imported munia- tele- Connects to lamp socket. For home or of fice. Ash receiver of glass. HUMIDOR STAND— Mahog- finished gum- nickel- plated receptacle. id. +3975 SECRETARIES like this are very much in vogue. quaint mahog- any finish at a low price. => => ap. -_ «= «=» «=. _—-eswenwreaweenrPr ae awe ee ane as ae an awe eanme anPe as =aS a Christmas Sale of Rugs $60 9x12 Seamless Axminster and Fringed Velvet Rugs The Axminsters in this group are seamless. seamless and have long fringe. New Jesigns. The Wilton Velvets are one-piece --$39. 75 | AO You patterns and rich, Real values. With borders. be amazed at sott cen OQ ” mrnipennenunianenarenmmmnateent $16 9x12 Felt Base Rugs assorted patterns, guality! High-grade — te eee - a ors all perfect RETO Nida eS eS Re ee © Or 18x36-Inch Axminsters new patterns abweenaet > 1 od 5 | Handy Mate —— | Axminsters in ee 27x va tals Pron Moe Throw Rugs, many designs..... $50 Sxl2 Axminster Rugs the distinctive _. $28. 75) apastmaniel 1Gpo 99. 75 | $3.50 or 27x54-Inch Velvets $2.25 § Wonderful % alues at Pp atterme 36x63-Inch Axminsters In| mottled $3.95 ea a ne ama | “PAGES 1—10€ a : j COASTER WAGON | —-All steel, large. size, ; b with rubber tired disc wheels. He wont be | able to break this one § up. | | ' | | | ' ' $9.75 |; V E LOCIPEDE—- 4 Large, extra heavy, tubular frame, with § saddle seat and heavy ' l-inch rubber tires. ne ' $1.95 |! ) CHILD'S ROCKER— ! Solid oak, golden fin- J ' ish, with seat uphol- j stered in leatherette. ————« em ee — ome ' $17.95 ' ROLL-TOP DESK. 'SWIVEL CHAIR— j Golden oak set. Desk i has side drawers and | § pigeonholes. i clieadtaieeeeeee ene | | | : | $6.95 ’ |) ROLL- TOP DESK, ' CHAIR TO MATCH i } —In golden oak. The = of Br youthful | art Other Sets | } $9.95 and $14.50. | | | | | = $3.25 | FLAT-TOP DESK j | }AND CHAIR TO : § MATCH—In light | oak, Desk top on | hinges, compartment | beneath. | : — ) ere § varnished, with i ber -tured disc wheels. § Large childs size, is Woven grass, SA child vag | i -In golden oak - foe containers | and packages. / _——_— lee te ee te s eames me A RII A ORCL A DI ” ee ee ee See oe ee ed og ~ en Me = ———— —<— << . « Se SO — AN AAR LORIN AC ALAIN A REN ae error me Ste aR een ta ter cee Eg ee ae rena Retina {fetes * Pye ow oy ety he Nae tN fp Aa gl oh * . % +t ER NE erp ninD INT ATER NRE mo «yas Secale ones en Ab Shp OE Loch ina rattles lle. thine tea tein Mette S Sr ak 1 wha el ae ais eae wn ieee withers mas ein dies Pen pepe DTP aa ME aL ie SY erent 2 ae - a ed ane na pare sapien’ Vm elanaglting4Oh * here « Leg Aieb tie, ja ne eT eee terttge . 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® ” "he “ em: 2 ooes ea. PAGE 2C ST.LOWS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 egg 777, Ss “quakes Mintetee to Seah om, Arts (321 Zaptare by Whiatide Maiti || @& ents REEDOM FROM DEBT Me Ro Phe conmregbesi, Sea" ey eeeee'ot Se 2" Cancer Curable, Not Contagi “ Ps ft) t f the year” | tor of the First | Congregations | bien by the fuente Insti cer e, 0 on ous, | The congregation of the ss es E. Zion Church, a ) ré hi .- Arts also W ill be ! ' alit A M on “Art From a Layman’s View- tute of Grapaic | poli ten A. M. point’ at the City Art Museum at shown. at mes Ss reven e y _ Negro church at Lucas and Garri- son avenues, wil! celebrate the re- | && ey * - : 4 oni i Tia Se pashins. = a He Eats a ; . 20. ive ra es mnOo- ° night. The church was purchased ‘ PIPELESS ished 11 years ago from the Union Meth- i , - odist Episcopal Church for $55.000 | FURNACE PARLOR ; ; : d the pl f fi lied f | : President of American Society for Control | $30 the Pit" tare Last Senda, FURNACE of the Disease Points Out How he tee cntmdedieg Gaia | | a | S 75 Cases May be Reduced. Tomorrow night's) ceremonies BEB . coo , fv. oO | a O LA 4 i> Sang, iwi be preceded by a parade, Pax ) ee C H | headed by First Regiment Band % 2 ' | le - ate FT ALL SOLID {RON nstaliation. mm. 0 NE-THIRD or one-fourth of all! breast, we are going to cure many °f the Knights of Pythias, from the | Raante ; OR PHONE GARFI SNTERICS : Ou can get t on declared in an address at a lunch- e" E| . 2 7“ ntire Stock of Sample eral Credit Terme! Sundays 600 « because soy at the Cormnte Hate PHONOGRAPHS c Xmas Special! Child’s or Misses’! "aan! Seeman FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Reed Fiber Rocker $9 85 be purchased from the leading Can druggist ii your vicinity ae Se all vl a. vi @ ie * " * " de t,t ‘ oa pi “9, k , $ e aE ee ey Boi: ee assent eae Se ee ee RR AES A oe, : ° Despit: epeat ak failures to fin: they are carried by the leading the cause of cancer and despite in Artophone Phonographs ey ! : Well built; comes in fancy cnamel LARGE SIZE; drug store in each vicinity. alte aka ont sy Sade 95 $7 OF 10511071109 OLIVE ST. Se ee ER $465 _MACE ” PLAYER-PIANO OUTFIT 3409 _MACEY & KAMP” PLAYER-PIANC PEER re. Dining Suites m emp Fesucton in the cancer death ASK YOUR DRUGGIST 3))-::,% cee es ee five Ries dite ter As Cancer is curable. at we he, 20,000 10 INCLUDING SCARF, _ | Gi Phenomenal Pre-Xmas #622” °2Q-% is “nite: at now in var peste enetierteeneam oad tet heel neceet GO a ett eee esa At — —, nome “ } : | as 'V alucs . .* Seis asa § | BENCH, MUSIC ROL Tpmactar) FG lig = : pote deaths Soper, oe there a ee bd LS, | iid 3 s — MeN excellent Dining-R eae. = mg LAMP AND SHAD con es eee Bargains at Our Low Price of es: i+: = =o of wa | aA } at All . E etieiaen age | | * and hardwoods and m- GOOD | seth : sce | the newest oblong shape ~ “Cancer comes right home to us. : It isn’ Christmas ogg Mgrs happiness will be yours for many 7 ion table and 6 leather or years te ceme, you have this marvelous Piayer Piane —~ ) ( | irs . : | : trv seat chairs. Cor. Sixth and Washington } U pstairs—Second Floor Over Kresge’s . It is not contagious. No Candies Like Busy Bee Candies \ = it > so cate hanaibtedy. nf are prevet . = RA SEI | HS a ha I ie pel: bats ees “Se tee “es “8 SS eS Gee See \\ Same So Sage Same Prices at Our East “Th verage life of a cancer St. Leuis, Alton and Belleville Stores. ishiy, is two years, . “That would mean $00,000 fn \ ~ es awe eee oe se > no P : a F ngs . ‘ abi nvr > " * _ ‘ ‘ eich eatin ati neta ties Aad 6. had aed een a oA A aa ten ” . ni aii 2 7 pam Pape a as ew Wty ne Paid Fy aon Eden we ; ss — : head aaiith 2 '* od Pr’ ere _ "7 ’ ee ee a he ee thet t - » ye sirens ‘ ee \Seeee sy 4, ‘>A — ~~EBS y \ , —— 7, Nene! eee (ee im your heme. The price that we are now offering this —— ~ we , rompiete Player Piano Outfit fer, represents but a frac- . = ; We Cash Delrvers One of tien of its actual value. See and hear this wonderful - i , ‘ an a A} : : 4 *These Dining-Room Suites me Player Piane, and you will then be unable te resist order- ing ene for imas. Liberal Terms! No Interest! No Extras! $5 DOWN enrolls you in our “CHRISTMAS PLAYER-PIANO CLUB.” Join now! Have music in your home on ey © Aristmas morn. . Setter od te i ; ’ : ; ; - > 7 , * + 4s ie . > >" 2 > A aa ¢ . : » 7 aees + + — o > : cEPTED aS” ™S wn. BE A on ANY acCOUNT . $250 oar Sn ES —— t' im” ak >: This Selves Your Xmas' Clothes Problem Use our check in selecting choice new Holiday Apparel as well as gifts. Save your ready cash for Holiday events. COATS Adorable new styles—Rich in ma- terial and fur trimming. Every Coat an exceptional walue. Select yours Monday. $3475 Practical Gifts of Clothing That Will Please Fur Coats—Furs—Coats os oan ulinery 6 ae ee All Selid ~4.50 Bari tela ATS — Undersellin of Floor Lam SS Cedar Chest § : rr a — Cedar Chest” 15 epmitemes | anheh 3) sunior Lamps—Bridge Lamps—With Shac Shades! | sicteranmc ed RE NER Cy CRAB LAREIES BO IEE INOS SBE REE RINT / ‘ * abe iad Mae Eye: he ak CE on ee lear oew medele at 8 broad range of prices. beginning at ee ee oe y Cu LIBERAL | —NO— tone ‘sad, co bonstifal, ie | Lady Love Che . TERMS NTEREST oy qa NOW FOR CHRIST. a 4 Variely Package. ; ) ooo Ths line that's | I J ¥ . e 2 - > ~~ se - . a COIL SPRING : f \ —— - % . ‘ sz . . " . : ' . ¢ —_ ~- . vi nt f3 a 7 bs BED-DAVENPORT j ' re ete , , “e% - : ‘ a p- . * : usy ¢ a 5 . . : . : 2 a crequentiy . g Superfine Candies ++ W « . . : ‘ - ; ? ; - - ™ . ’ —— . a -_ 9 the patients didn’t come soon- = pt ) : ‘ | 15 : | — 2 E the pound a Hee . ‘ > b * ; . P name on ; — + . ‘ - - 3 : - eoeetee#se?* er, they replr. ‘I was afraid it was 7 a . ‘ ’ (“tee . ; ny x : . : . pom : ; . : . ~ y ° : . > : ; * ancer, and I knew if {t was, noth- ——) : | , § ) , tte ) Psy : 4s . : , és - " . : a 7 z ” o ‘ : . " ——, " , . 4 . "+ a : yr could be dome.” It is a very , clates and Bonbons atap “ ~ 5 > ~— is: TS Riteey OFT YU as t = so apie wen ae + S etew ene te St Ae nt a lg “= X . = beer oe . Pug i a porn i ee Ba eee. See TO Te ie e hil th bt athe é é Pda ‘epee, bol ot Ae Ta gtigng) ey Sern : : ot ade eta a “. Shi: a BP ae ie Sie ak teen ae ee > ” ES te ONE: Kav ede xe - (ting patients to eee ear on Pe oneRe oe gi Ph Bs 4 eon igo ha so “Yes ¢ “Sane “Ses “ty ~ die iil oa pincers RE Enjoy pot Heliday ian dressy warm elething. Our makes > easy fer you te obtain Bread wariety affords choice ape ‘Mae — _ tws « / ‘> ~~ % >> | CG SRNR Oe Ree 15 Nalgene eee sn Pew 7 (CnC ce A> Sibi allt ‘ £ oT ae ATR GRA ARR 0rd omen eae sb mer CP uray ZNG pte sa Ge 2 nie ir “ones * x4 +4 a eager eh” ot ¢ a BA cv, i eit seg Que 7 OF he “a ES rie can ‘2 gies Pyget prevalent tdea The first thing we must teach is that cancer its cur. able. Declares Some Preventable. “Also we try to teach that cer- > ! oS ' “ 7 tain cancers are preventable. They 7 — a = 5 re A - wm i ts aby - e.. a ; te oe Se tng : ae ay oh “ate - wt : ' : ~ : | Beat BAS e : | ; value for the money. are the result of trritation. Can- cer of the tongue and cheek !s very ai i poee , . , full-size | " af = ee § : often found directly opposite a | Pia ; ig = : Cas eo ESS. as. +e: ' r— : ; Fancy I 30xe sharp tooth or ragged tooth. and !t | ee . { ro ef | , be sD | - ae : : ir $150 Bi numerous shapes and st : MEN! Here Are Your | | | : Ws Ria eiorpie age | Suits and 0’ coats *35 Twe Additenal Gately Services result of that sharp tocth. Cancers | *. ZZ : _ oN ) JEWELRY + TIRES fof the gums and mouth undoubted. £2 TRG were 4 S BP: = i ) et dd Postage for Out-of Tes ON CREDIT ON CREDIT 2 el ees ela Ah ' ~4 | Sat > oe ‘ : ) | Toke Yeer to Pay | Gwerenteed I Year periodic Lamination. { compe- : , . .¢ , -_ ' , = we . ? Ss : ; ae - - ; . 4 , | ‘¢ ‘¢ , n ‘ siecks. ‘ 6TH & OLIVE _ ” ; . Lor grees . tent phrsician will recognize can- cer months carter than the woman patient wouild recogtize 't hereel?. ) | | . + . . - } 7 Z \ ; 4a2244 mm -_ . : : “ : > ® a + oT =. . . = > . ' ; 4444 & : a > & - > - ‘ « * > * . 4 . "> w & 2444 f 7 ‘ —— . 7 je ~-_ am ~_ . ' as s* ‘ » see met) x + - 4 : a , > e > ~ ‘ a . A .? & . . ow > . _ . *°* . bd . - ~~ a | T ‘ + | A ‘ . + —errr > » A \ = z —- 7 -- 7y 24 WW +) ~ > ' | ‘ > A & id »_we . ; . > - Ait - . + ; é _ | 4 : ~ is ~ + - * " ‘ ' ee: ° = > = , —— oo. Se a3 : . 5 ~~ ~ . . } — e 4 s ‘ ~ re - #. . — . ‘ > . , ™ . | ‘> > ’ * « 7 -* . > @ « t : - . ™ > — : J i | , : 4 ‘ ha a wy ‘ . eA 4 5 . Vv Ps am - ~?%y ™ i * .. 4 > +} ~— ‘ _ ia 244 ~ 2 . a” _ . a . “es - ite * a* ~, * . > . . | $ + is ps : ° a4 _ , ”~ sa . ’ _ - , a .* 2 . - . e + aca & > ~ + te ae _. > >> . -" : . * ~ — . “~~, sta ‘ ‘ * —. . ‘ 2. . . & ee’ . c= 2» . “* ” *-* —" - ~~ P 2 ee . . ia a4 " . seb, : : \ ‘ : ees on : sa + . - 7 | 7 SA as al. ose tne ote” i vice late A ee ae Sey of ete Cnr — ss res. a s89 von Cee 0 aR I~ CRO em nes NE ea) as r other words. +‘? i can teac 5 women ‘9 g0 once in six months sand have an examination of the j

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~~ Pee ee ere aes PAGE 3U 4m yy 6 ar. 44 » 28 1 ail a % ae. ae an o' rary a, ae 00 ww Pia bays rateeth ™ * ‘. moet Waitin rt -~ Le tt a te a ae ie bie aah * inca J ST.LOUIS PQST-DISPATCH . ~ . SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 _ ST.LOUIS PAST-NISPATCH __ | Se ee ef Telling You Universitv. F: awe | We, A Healthful Louls University, niversity, Euclid and Scott ave Ba te ater 7 | 4 DV | td AD luatrated lecture on earth-|the Washington University ASsO- | , , ar i Nights quakes will be given by Father | ciation, in the auditorium of the ba James B. MacElwanoe, g. J., of St school of Medicine of Washington RB | BIG AM 0 F 1 AY SA i * . mi git AI SRN en aa ym orennge we abe, en eta « we Qe Oy os + er = : t a ER acer eg under auspices of nues, at 8:15 p. m. Tuesday RAL eters wil tic: /SET OF TEETH UP | BY VIGILANT Al | | OF RECONDITIONED FURNITURE lieved of bladder weak- $10 UP Ba 2.5 semen DB J. GRABER, 620 oLive | STOPS favs ae MO- 82 ' + BALANCE y Fin- : Math; i] Gea 4 meee Wilson One a treceth Ex. | De ide cee “Money ow hopes and Removing Menaces_ | EE > | 2s ee fan i 0 Hit S | ) 4 12:2: = 5 Ss — 3 —— ta racted, 50c. . . , « Fi Fox for Skin eruptions. § | to Navigation. a i ee ame) | $1.00 hy amet peripey i eve Solty on - Py ig ay at ae a 2 nm y cd . s serie aeons A te enn ee, eke cere me in ated re : ¥ eats wb bean nignay ope ea * eek - lous - ‘Hho 90> ecaiole, an atlas “ : oe . ro . » ox ada “ r in * asad eeannieeaneaaptatiineianseydninedmnditaesiepegiatinedtattiada stain an cnenescntie 2, ate coke tener eR Ee eee — mam — snegumernnednigs opened * int inates the news over. all ward iH 4 9.00 $ 15 ver eT _ = | “We de not want, nor do we try | mals and novelties. LI . , }to teach a lay audience the signs » iand symptoms of cancer in certain " . T “RJ? organs, merely signs that should | XMAS FEAST BOXES th, “LEBKUCHEN | se nd them to a physician for ex- | ye - . “ : . : | lamination. Let us take one organ | Finest Chocolates, Fruit : Springeles, Anise Drops |as an example and let me tell you | . , os 'what the result would be. We know Cake, Bonbons and Marzi- and Peppernuts a cae the |more #bout cancer of the breast This $150 “Mell-o-phonic” | A 60 tao eagle mere OF hp be me | pan in tin, $5, $5 and$@ ES ee | f) [than any other organ. We would | TT TT | THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ‘it. fnce'sen = pinmtss eeapnenneiny a Pee — a. aerate) enya aioarneny myn abe I AalM SIN Te ie oo sas edit | . te. _ a. ee ae ae MO MEE oe gE ee ar ee ee a his , sur Anniversary Gift to our loyal patrons of GREATER ST. LOUIS for their generous ,atronage during the past year. We want every one to take advantage of this profity sharing plan! » ” ree Nt aa ene item REL Sof EEE SAI SAA ERNST EERE SNR Rights Reserved to Limit Quantities, Sale Good at All Three Stores. Even Fmpl os | 6-8 Monee ts vy apm These Anniversary Gifts Will Be Given Only on Days Mentioned. Save This Ad. It Will Help You to Do Your Shopping.* soagyeshencrn’ ~ Daughters Apart. Aeatttthe --aakeee . ems es MONDAY’S GIFT TUESDAY’S GIFT | | WEDNESDAY’S GIFT FREE! ONE CAN|| FREE! ||FREE! 2 Ibs PAMERICAN MAID] | Scetstzctststtc | | eros oumueres “4 the purchase of three SUGAR ae x wh d, lar price . Soe, with gen Hoe 2 of one oan of | | tall cans of : y American Maid Malt, Golden Wey Milk with the purchase of 2 ibs. of pure Break- |' AN, 7 om GO 3 cans 25c fast Cocoa, iSc lbh. = | l Solid ee ee Aeltlremes Sana oP + ley ~catbpirne ele Ane tet Hg ge ye semana tare aesperaes oer omeeross ERA LB are lca aban ee AIR i SOS BE SR ae ei eR i Net AS ere > ee Ie Oy aN AC TSE RISE EN PN “ONCE TRIED, ee eb eee ors RE el we NB THURSDAY'S GIFT||FRIDAY’S GIFT SATURDAY’S GIFT FREE! FREE! ONE POUND OF || ° ONE POUND OF FRESH ROASTED || ARMOUR’S STAR JuMBO PEANUTS |/ PURE LARD || Ps QUREagm scorns With the Purchase of One Pound of With the Purchase \ St ll OY i ye the fo Bite Ysa esyne loys te ae Oe ae oe een * » ns ar te a kame Me Wea rad Nee oe pear Fam rena. easy - Hone oy "e- a ee eee aoe Seren a COFFEE ||RICH VALLEY emanate 50c Ib. Pound -» 40c . TLOUIS.MO.USA —, ~ » — is sah sr ine arapataaeee eaten . Se aR ates a eee ER my ‘ . seen wytineeirse soe oe gree Are Tee ke CPS, SAR RD AO OSI a he “AS LY names see . ~ ai es se * ® Phonogra h . , | |like to teach women that if they | | : : | 4ave any lump in the breast they ; : oi : © " andl - it and hear ae er & is "98 j i shou d go to a physician for an ex mt, ; 5 9 amination immediately. Between.| cabinet sede rai “beautiful i a e } Lady Love Chocolates, Supreme ble nd $d: ( lb. |one-fourth and one-third of all design and finish. ORDER X 25 cs saan inthe wa HY — Variety Package $1.00 tb. Fruits and Nuts $1.29 lb. | Pitteen Pat Gest Cured Nem Cw The line that’ S carried by leadmeg druggists. ow | “As it is now, we are curing 15’ | per cent of breast cancer. Under a ‘deal conditions, which are withir el bp bb / our reach, if we can educate peo- Busy Bee Candies in I to 5 Oxes feng tgpendy ems ing iceman | and make surgeons operate Pure, Wholcsome and d Satisfyin “Palat’ ble” wgure to Please” . Finest Spread for Bread | a ot ae mene ae Don’t fail to visit our Cheese Depart- | a | nt. We handle a full line of the fin- Superfine Candies«Worthy ofthe Assorted Muk Chocolates «+ The 1 | »romptly. 75 per -cent could be | BRAND U lest me ane ee blend. .&....80c Soak. OE onskl te iG hate est domestic and imported Cheese. i w a famous Diend..wW.... “ured. . ) E | = J : the pound.......$1.25 spies I’ | -nout five times as well as we are | “~~ Pondensed Good Cheese is rich in nourishing vita- ‘oing today and what is true of | { oon MILK mines. Eat more Cheese. CharacterCandiese:PopularChoce Homemade Chocolates -» Can f |-aneer of the breast ts true o¢! Genul olatesandBonbonsatapopular you make candy at home for as } | xther oreans, | Percan.. enuine Ci our FA Ib . ; little? a pound . | ‘Face and §kin cancer ought a c Imported MOUS, epee. price... TS Ror ge ratte biggals iggy Css Phare wat FOREST PARK, it. . . French Mixed Candy At a price } iS "A percent. Thefe < sep Mares cmenentater CHEESE o¢| SWEET BOGOTA, Ib. which permits baying a lot..lh.25¢ | mer we try to accoroien. |W IMPORTED ROQUEFORT CHEESE. Ib. ..10¢| pe gy PEABODY, Ib. i ati ; | ¢ we can't cure we want to pro- GORGANZOLA CHEESE, ib. ag Fancy Imported Boxes and Baskets — Silk or Satined lined, Fea Flite we “4 pst legend Nagra | NEW YORK CHEDDAR CHEESE, ib. .... TEAS numerous shapes and sizes. Filled with Busy Bee Candies, $2 to $25 | “ne irscaga ae Geni vunynatbore L. S. V. LIMBURGER CHEESE, Ib. ......30¢/ eancy mixen, ib.........@00 tise, at gaelcae shalt aioe 8 ; WISCONSIN CREAM CHEESE, Ib. SPO UDER. I. “erates. “we ee tern eae tto Coast oa | Td per rent wou 9d not extat- of Add Postage for Out-of-Town Orders ee ee : pase opt mien Sel dere Sn 20 FULL CREAM BRICK CHEESE, Ib. ORANGE PEKOE, ib.:.. |. "er cent have their linee ver 6TH & : 417 N. SEVENTH = ees the neried wher 3 THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS THAT WILL BE AVAILABLE AT heath : rrontte ahartemed. is THE WISCONSIN CREAMERY STORES - No Candies Like Busy Bee Candies _. 2 SI MMs I ASSGMa Sentero ete b emote tester Special Assorted Candiese2A big value for the money... pound. . .60c wnt well greoaotiw ghoartened, ane months.”

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ECEMBER 5, 1926 sme “ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ SUNDAY MORNING, PAGE 40 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH

ASTHMA CAUSE ~ Discovered ead for FREE Booklet , WRITE, OR nam, ts ues | Dept. 1215 | pe St., Indianapolis, Ind. | Without ob! igating me in any way 4 ~~ a = copy of gg: b a - rery 0? he oF LSE To vee HOOSIER CABINET For her that ‘spends so many hours in the kitchen. Just forty work-saving features—think how much unneces- sary work you could save her. Give her the best—the reliable Hoosier. You need only pay a small portion now and we will deliver. The remain- der in easy monthly installments. HERE is perhaps no time in the year when ready cash is more in demand than now. There are so many things to buy—all at once. Don’t let your lack of ready cash cause you to buy gifts cheaper than you would like to give. Make use of our cheerful credit plan. Only a small down payment is necessary. The rest can olan hma end "ee youven *) a eho, in na ele LEE: Hera ile. Mpeecte iil: Subic ings BT Hes joa. ato 4 one tesascaihll “ : s Smoking , A gift Dad will be sure to appreciate. Just push the button and recline. End Table A decorative table with a concealed smoking Stand Mahogany finish over gum wood. Stands 30 A handsome piece of far- niture and a wonderful Cabinet or colds, grippe, and “Flu” Rid your system of colds, grippe | wl ‘Fiu” by — Kalis’ “Flu- -restorat A handy gift she will . aps.” A strictly meritorious | munit! always admire. Solid = F dy containing mo guinifie. | ductio y — unusually , augurat Dull or two- $19.85 Mahogany finish over kiln-dried gumwood, $14.75 Available in a number of wood finishes and uphol- steries. A splendid model in wal- nut, mahogany or oak fin- ish. inches hi’ gh. Cigar clipper, ash tray and match box holder. Am- ple sized cabinet for an extra store of smok- ing material. tray. An exception- ally practical gift. Sturdily constructed of kiln-dried gum wood. Finished in mahogany. gift. Distinctive models upholstered in a selection of tapestries or Jacquard jorge velours. Mahogany fin- tone ish frame over gumwood. finish. $28.75 SOc at your druggist’s. a be handled in convenient monthly installments. $7.85 $6. 7s We have purchased a number of these beautiful Bedroom Suites to offer as a Christmas spe- cial. The entire Suite is heavily veneered with American Walnut over kiln-dried gumwood. The rich overlays are of a lighter shade veneer and set each piece off handsomely. A very conservative dull green stripe in the post grooves and on the top edges add greatly te the modest decorative appeal. The chifforobe measures 38 inches, the vanity 48 inches and the SHOWED ME HOW TO MAKE comb dresser 48 inches. The bed is full size. It is only through a quantity pur- | 9 chase that we can offer these extraordinary suites at this incomparable price... .. 4. . > ie l | Fjancanre 1 nz arches indured me @$1SO A! BR Cu Se oe i | — . & a : a = — ae oo ee werk ¢ . | 5 iy Se ee Orthophonic = S see ° “Z--* I ae ictro f “if oy "ay | | = STYLE-ARCH SHOE a. Ee one Dard Cabinet | . ie oven | — , * c . : . ) ry the remembrance of ‘ , arged THE masterpiece in reproduction. piece that will lend fare Old Secret army This charming Sewing : ver. - Cabinet is richly finished | Make your selection now—be orgs ae, the Be mes gi isos - Tr ul , aoe ke | ee ee sure of Christmas delivery. Prices buried walnut top wood Large writimg ° i 4 leals = roe e€ Davie i range from $85, $125, $160 and up. | nt laying t dried gumwood. A sure plicity. Built of birch; agg Jong — six space 38 inches wide. Only a small down payment and we to be ‘$4.75. — of hard _—_ ay egs, rungs and arm will deliver now or Christmas. “$19. 75 $22.75 The. Ortho- : supports turned ma- Finished in beautiful Chi- hogany fnish. nése red or jade ae = phonic Vic- ——=—= trola in its $6.75 $9.85 ee = | Rtghnet devel- Pg opment. Cre- : & Fae Aire = dence type cab- | . | ie ¢ vb ‘ I= mee South Lake St.. on mid = | 3 4 . | : : oe Ange es, -s -ady t Be sure of your Set Christmas. i . , ei ae ‘ = or mahogany i 4 Have i ll 1 years = - finish. Height ave it all ready to tune in on y Fe os su Seen AE | | = pe ? PR +, Re = 451 inches those wonderful holiday programs. MONS USE t= ) | ee ISS Hi Pee poatt | to m viieh. comnfartable Shoes ai bess, Low pcricee-83.95 anc out of omimnissions, So experience “In Both good looking and practical, Made of ve- neered walnut or ma- hogany over gumwood. Beautiful carved legs, sturdily braced. $24.75 ‘ y years, re mented and pre - Send for a FR EE BOOK new Pp + the art of heaime leg sores. abe - ried Stes PN en Ny fr - inet in walnut™ Table Hard maple through- out. Top and shelf covered in green leath- erette. Top measures End Table 1644x299 inches; shelf $2. 49 | 12%4x29 inches. $3 49 is $3.99 | ming = Automatic We have a complete stock of At- Folding type, with vs pee i | cerviadl — water Kent and Stromberg-Carl- Price son Radios. Make your selection grees leatherette top: now—a small payment and we de- cofners reinforced ‘trom ¢ liver—a sure way of having your 9“ >™** $1.98 + i. cae — _ Bape : Cold Compound” ends spout @olds or grippe in a few hours) ®®" : ‘ | ' 908, belie? comes in- Set Christmas morning. "Compect,..- "OO" Jom, nO” Moee Dit... °7Or™ Giecetee| ic Cabinet of Italian Renaissance pe- riod. Veneered ma- hogany blended. Height 385-8-in. automatic stop. nee et Fi May ag 4 ~ ‘ een " APs ~~ — . a 4 er oe Oe eee - he hice gill ms ES OR ee ae Pm» Meee ,e > oy ae > eae ey —Dthededs Be ab tx. eo tee i ind to Shi: 4s gti on a 4 ¥ * 3 +e oe - oma , \ Price ty discharge or 3090 eves sick headache, dull- rishoess, sore throat, sneesz- sand stiffness. tay stuffed up! Quit blow-| ff ‘ Base vour throt- | othing else in such prompt relief as Coid Compound,’ which r thirty five ceats at’ any it acta without assist- yee, tas. 4 nice, causes no imconvea- Seace. i sure you get the geaai ine. RUPTURED? i 1927 HERAIATONE = 5" « Loe 959 Teh, ~ : ~. : FS. Seti ‘ > nel owe oa Powe ir eye ~~ ” “ B47 oe toe IRs Tae A " . , i al wert Fr FOR THE KIDDIES TOY FURNITURE There is no game more popular with children than house— how they love to imitate the grown-ups. Don't leave it all to their imagination—little toy furniture is a wonderful help. Chairs, tables, doll beds, dressers; furniture of all description well built in miniature size. To the right is illustrated a child’s phonograph. Plays records as large as » hae jan a charge tence to 10 inches. An ideal gift for the little - tots. Price +s eccemapecesecemese $14.75 ij4tjonm free 30 years ‘ ¢ a 7 af. : — Fy th . , , 3 E ni tii 2ont the ei | here es . 4 a tac4 “ 7 ’ “ * i “ss . . “ M as. ' een — — — 2 . he from piieso— \ OD AE A I 5 ell Bi * we ¥ % he NBT Cel a ie! ley gute ates + pped ater e A beautiful assortment of rayon taffeta Pillows in attrac- tive colors—all kapox filled. fable Scarfs in combination tapestry and velour: also in plain tapestry. Small circular and square end Table Scarts and long runners for occasional tables. Tapestries sized from 12x12 to fit a full-sized wall space. Either framed or unframed in an assortment of interest- img subjects. Oe te a ee oe = Dd iy ae Boson ed Me Be ~~. Pht Pte em tm, re ai * bated : we Png ly mo vigbeg ie eek hn PE Mie KA wr kate ete re fa at re Rig. —_ ‘cure rupture in siagbiahig 5

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a ett —_—-- ee 7 treatment for goitre has been tinned ty theW T.E. Laboratories, 2y.M.C. A. Bidg., Battle Creek, shican. which many believe will Seve to be the Icng-sought specific this unsightly and dangerous », Many of the largestand most wmagoitres begin to recedealmost ‘day. They gradually get smaller, a4 in many cases are entirely gone afew weeks. It is eqaally efficient ‘eases of toxic and so-called inside we The treatment is harmless ad can use it with perfect . B-page ot illustrated booklet on th i. illustra eton the Se Dangers and Non-Surgical Lioratories, fully explains the new nent and will be mailed free te ny interested sufferc> La A * Discovered FREE Booklet Bend for be Pugsie Co., 424 6. Meridian St., | Without obligating me in any way eeend me a FREE copy of your bgpk- Met cn the Discovery of the CAUSE Asthma and Hay Fever. \'s : i } sf Indianapolis, Ind. seeoeeoeseeteevr rere eaeeaereeeereeeaneere ’ Sd Hay Fever () & 8 or colds, grippe, and “Flu.” Rid your system of colds, grip pe id “Flu” by taking Kalis’ “Flu- aps.” hands, open for a week or!,_ shit i oe nt ‘ ary lai ' the principle that enty years, are healed and pre- tary laid down the Pp » , : ted. Send for a FREE BOOK/ new projects should be held in abeyance until completion of those developments now said, VISCOSE CO., South Lake ©t..| on which large expenditures al-_| een sees, “2B. ready have been made. It would S & take $225,000,000 and at least five L ADVERTISEMENT years to round out the principal | , Oe eae , mon truss—fits auiomatically ; *S Of assorted colors and Swill retain the rupture perfectiy. and | . > y © cases will contract the pening ; practical gift. A a Ze me. Hy means of the Sanie : r O-mu, eo e' a r trea tment en at our Offices to be we cure rupture in Be weeks, Physician : ‘har 4 ) Boer caller. ‘Consultation Grace’ sonra? | cena ae “ge aencae-alllg ag nees. Cai) HERNIATONE CO., 501 Pine St., St. Louis —_—_—_—_—XX_ ; . ADVERTISEMENT » PILES CURED | »-OR COSTs ~~ NOTHING rom piles— will seed you a combination ane we abeniutely FREE. If eat Bothine.” you owe abso W. RK. Bids. DARLINGTON, City, Max Inland waterways now carry | about 200,000,000 tons of cargo an- tek ; ; 'nually, said the Secretary, at an) golds or grippe in a few hours | ually. sav ly of vat least $150,- i , | 000,000 a year.” He described p Relief comes in- lood-controe] conditions on many. peantly. |rivers as ‘‘chaotic.” , Adese taken-ev- The Muscle Shoals ‘power plant} was said by the Secretary to be, as a whole, 93 per cen made no suggestio; ' mate disposition. | WwW ar-time construgton, complete. He as to its ulti- Turning to the Inland Waterways | bly sither in the | Corporation, he described it as a = chest, body “temporary expedient,” to be con-| gag tinued “‘only until private capital is 7 * ig mptiy prepared to assume this service | . ; + . i+. +, ati : Je- | od i gia sopra ity vital to national d | ' pment. aes in the Barracks Conditions Worse. | tm » SLOP nasty discharge or nose Davis recalled his previous re- | @ Mhing, relieves sick headache, dull- ;,arks on the necessity of remov- |’ meets, feverishness, sore throat, snee€z-, jing army personnel from “‘dilapi-_ mz, SOreness and stiffness. dated barracks eand~ quarters of | 4 i Guffice it to say that conditions: / emc head! Nothing else in the are, naturally, worse than was the) ; sa gives such prompt relief aS case a year ago,” he said. pSape’s Cold Compound,’’ which About $7,000,000 has become) e8 only thirty-five cents at any available for building purposes) from the sale of surplus property, | but a plus has been either sold or trans- ferred pa sur-| ; total of $90,000,000 in to other . Government de- riments. “Where property is transferred ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DAVIS WARNS OF | to another department of the Gov- ernment,” he said, “this (housing) construction fund should receive an equivalent transfer credit from the appropriation of that department.” The Secretary put his foot down on the return to duty of officers who resigned to seek civillan em- | ployment. “The War Department is strong- iy opposed to the reappointment of officers who have sought other fields of activity at their own Vo-' discharged on in th e com- or who were of reduction lition, . > anecoun' missioned strength of the army, he said. “It is even more strongly opposed to the reappointment of officers who were discharged or resigned aS @ result of unfavorable classification of their are unfair to those who ! raained in the service.’ military | 926 —~ ___SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5,°1 PAGE 0 Sale of Diamond Rin owe Deferred Payment Pian by, Solves the Problem omen OR mr ee Se ra " c = . “ st eS " ~ ve 8 pete Aare - eager. 2 . 3 : , pen Dy afer : , - * e c La PPS ox at ANI ey see nah ee ENR tgs bei tea sone nek “onl 2 niet us, Lal ‘ % os oh liane hear aie. toe” mabe Ngee : ; - * . ‘ ‘ PO inet Bog de - @ iv " s vy - ere » Kee 4 = nie dae he ~, g : eo a . ¢ as We ry ithe ne age 0s ey ee asthe pe Pein ateean er oe ie ae eee “ a . ee hecinoet ie Opel i og Riley te a a - ee es ee oe v - his) a ae a St oe On iaKx Exclusive Agen Jarproof Strap Watches “Jarproof” are the only $9 2 290 Strap Watches that can be 50c a Week Sy : Specially built to meet hard wear; latest models and fine timekeepers y dropped and not break 9g any part of the movement. Christmas Sale Price.... i && gh 2s oe we Fe oS we ee se $2.00 a Month 2 > 7S rece a * up sa Arrived This handsome 17-jJewel P ~~ ’ Imported Watch djusted 'e= —— in - “beautiful CIGARETTE CASE From France pein sig Ba ag er ME ons A Fine Line for Xmas Gifts clally for the man who A ift to * t I ] ’ g1 watem. Gunranteed to Gradwohl $ Is Head- 00 be ap- 30 For those seeking a Ladies’ Wrist Watch at ‘ fer ° " a ae money refunded.” quarters for SolidGold $ fe ° preciated, Up fidently recommend ‘this I §.50 ful old-fil . one, It kh - ag ae Scarf Pins and Cuff Up megs tne Hees white. welds cluded. . ° ca eek beauty and guaranteed SOc a Week | Links, Priced From movin ci ee 50c a Week 85 . 9 * : . ding ar gym ) Ladies Wrist Watches | : om | (CCOW WOU | Os aaa > eansenenn tener Beautiful Ladies’ Watch, get with 2 diamonds and 4 sapphires. Superb 18k white gold case in Intent design ee em tine a ea | 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverplate Guaranteed to last a lifetime. Choice of any of the following patterns: Anniversary, Ambas- sader, Cromwell, Old Colony, ete. These “26-plece set« come complete with utility serving tray. ia 2 45° 50c a Week eC Dee Oo BSeaCGC a 24 2 2 2-8 Ss yam rit ‘ Git? i jakal hivery woman should take advantage of thia great anie to get a modern $I J -95 Watch. Come in and select 50c a Week the Wrist Watch you want. Our large stock contains all the newest styles BEADED BAGS S Ft OF 2 2A oe ew Men’s Initial Rings Jjiztite ONYX Initial Ring % Men's Initial Rings ¢ HED || AS | =~ sate ee $ oD 50 gold. Specially priced for this sale. We also =. show these Rings set with 2 beautiful diamonds at $37.50. Terms 50c a week. Wm. Rogers & Son ‘Triumph’ Silverplate With utility tray. 26 pieces. Guar- 515 anteetl without time limit by the 50c Down—50c a Week “eS oe - . o- . a a er eS maker and Gradwohl . ——— Wha she 621 LOCUST ST. Minneapolis Kansas City St. Paul © SP EET EO RES PEF seo! V1 E07 GOr- 7th, Next to Walgreen's Open Every Night Until Xmas \ BAR PER Make beautiful gift. G 75 | Diamond Set as low a« ° ae 50c a Week 2 Xmas Sale of Toilet Sets ” Nite, : Xmas Sale Special—These 15-Piece Amber or Mother- of-Pearl Totlet Sets ELECTRIC Rie 100 -4-piece Sets, now on sale, just in time for Christmas. These Sets are guar- 75 ———= anteed copper, heavily nick- e ©» eled. Gradwohl’s big purchase =e ‘\ . : i] enables him to place them on > an sale at only 50c a Week = aS | Regular Value $35. Compare it with any Set sold * elsewhere at this price. Lo as bene : With handsome satin-lincd box 50 Purchases put away in our safe till Xmas, if desired Complete. A regular $55 Set only . 50c a Week Other Toilet Sets as Low as $12.50 On Locust at

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ot plea tea es. hasan WS Bin yh Ata Pe ee y "re em i aE eet ee ‘ Sie LA ne a eet : Sep Huet os pan hd wee aj itl a lel lle ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 13h) ‘ , SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926___— 7 . Hil ~—s- Page 60 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH G amen aapepcenga gap bhashon tude sme TOM] => : rit : . aplies, such as brooms, F ETH TO STAR Miss Elinor Stafford Millar, an falling : of ARTICLES MADE BY BLIND Sy es ops, dusters, dish cloths, | MENT (IN 1 | BACKING FOR HIS | PRINCESS ELIZAB TH 7 ig oy pe See for King Pla nS a0 sescice scan ns a : WITH LADY STRATHMORE The royal slumbers will not be will address the Young Women's ' Place of Henry V. Going to to keep or Lack of Funds. i ° Jar rons, tea towels and glass towels. | 1 ¢é WILL BE ON SALE THIS WEEK! aprons. tea towels and siass towels CHARITY WORK LAUT ¢ . , | ‘ais . ng mh | se of York to Re- disturbed, however, for Lady. ‘Christian Association at a vesper : Press. 1 ti oO T orrow, With }. rield -h as the man who| | | Daughter of Duke o ) ee | mitted i) Bel xXposition Opens Ton “= mal Yields, such as the i al ate | main in England in Parents’ 'Strathmore, mother of the Duchess, | service at 5 p. m. today at its. : 1s. Dec. 4. —Vincennes Cas- | ™* t ) agreed gee aa mace | turns out sent a em anata Absence. ‘js to take charge of her grand- | building. 1411 Locust street. ee Pgesth pl tace of Henry. V. of | around - errors be e * og teats ee ee ee | ees ee \* By the Associated Press. daughter. — if Sea plete il aes TP Pe 4 und nse qeugggentints vee vat 522 ish Women, Transcribers of Braille, | = 4) Commission for the Bl nd a *=" | Catholic Women’s Alumnae, Wom- ££ a | Olive street, Dec. 6 to 11, inclusive. -en’s Chamber of Com erce, Junior s | ‘4 ti wake all sorts of ar- ' The blind make ali s0 : League, Service League of the Pres- * 2 Ss sh i oe i i » 15- t oe i ; oi a My ogee po om aaa ol imal —~s in ~~ ~~, Phi ong her parents are on their tour of years old, and Lady Doris has a ' in 3 rect psi ate on house-. S°rerity of Washington University. . tur Australia. It was generally as-/son, born this year, as well as a | Kansans City Lady Will Tell You Hew. | —_— 3 re ; niture, but concentra =. —— ~ _ ot Money to Be “a8 Nature of chia thet thh taty'h erendtather | danehter. Ss — hm id Eving cai | One dmply applies _— Men's Genutne a) DUG USE GLa CSAS Seo ee Gen Christmas Gift to Enable; and grandmother, King George and| The battleship Renown ts being | use my name to advertise Sorbo! Cream where you want to 4 ; ‘ : Queen Mary, would watch over her’ prepared for the Australian trip. Quadrup! le. beca —_ it he!ped ‘me only the parts of body where fy : Him fe (Continue His | : inthe nursery at Buckingham Pal- The Duke and Duchess will use | ot Souk eS git ype By _ al | 4: ninished. Eureka breaks up ace—the precaution being taken the suite whieh the Prince Of | stores or write Sorbol eam pany, \ebsorts the oils throwsh ae - to keep the young Princess far | Wales had on his tours. Mechkaniceburg, Ohio. Local! at) ing now. Send | Wolff-Witson Prue Stores. 6c reducing , : $2 ior — teed to give satisiaction. Telj about Eureka. Eureka 1s : heakhiul, invigoranny Wa Western Chemical Philanthropies. WORK OF POPULAR | PRIEST REVIEWED! } * Solves Your Problem ef ¢ * ; 3 > iz: > . * ri Y $ EP OUT COLD AND D DIRT AUTOMATIC METAL WEATHER STRIPS {| Put Them on Yourself No Cutting No Grooving } | Put on Without Removing Sash | B VARICOSE VEINS “ g ULCERATIONS. —_ ee eee & : iG > > aa! be S| : ITE FOR BOOK PROMPTLY te GLOVES 5 .. pa For Your Mother, Wife or Sweetheart = # @ ... Sipe al Gap Bony Mm emgpa oe « a § in 8 Ss cece ae a Health—Best Asset—Course Ticket $15.00 nel az home PD Viscowr Co.. 983 So Christmas ‘, ; raise 0,9 ristR: Bilt 3 Se.. .ogeles, Cal . T Monsignor Timothy Dempsey to BELCHER SULPHUR TURKISH BATHS FE | ———RINAWS {84 Boys’ & Girls’ Yellow S YLE 2 enable him to continue : expand : TEL DEPT. FOR LADIES The BUSINESS CARD columns in ar y , oo 3 45 Slickers, 1.90 ' :, Blnie phUanthropies, the Srat © es BELCHER HO FOURTH & LUCAS [f POST-DISPATCH want nd pages is =. inter Ante 9 OS i : LF ei which, his Workinmen’s Hotel, was MGR. DEMPSEY. (a list of LIVE WOSAERS whe are | - ' COATS | ah : BS established Dec. 24, 1906. sa Oe meen ae REY aelL tt MBERJACES ft = ~ Bennett C. Clark, ene| of the = ) 1. Men's and —_—s $1 ' ; SE SOICE founders of the American Legion a agg a fe, and son of the late Champ Clark, : _ Genuine Pin} Corduroys an i % s has been Selected as chairman of : $2 Woolly : G a e a committee of representative men | ms adie ‘Long Pants. 4 AT ALL GOOD STORES EVERYWHERE ‘and women working toward that ‘ PTS f ‘end. The movemegt originate 4 es, * en’s Wooly ¥ ; among a group of Father Tim's ~ ] friends without his F 4 Always in the — of ‘fashion Selenite. At first it was planned | to tender a testimonial dinner, but | | finally it was decided a more prac- _Store Open tical tribute would be a gift of a Daily to 6:00 P. M. ‘. % te We Deliver to All Parts of the City. 2. ; SS. ARs. ees. aes ee AR ES H : — substantia] sum, somewhat in the Saturday to 8:09 P. M. : | : a nature of an encowment. . : oe Suprised at Responses. “a “We have been surpri ised at the , retponse to the su eeemts ion that something be done toward reco,- . py nizing the splendid service Father , 3. Dempsey has rendered to the com- 4 “ | mumity,”’ Clark said We knew u¢ i = Le America’ s National Toy’”’ If} was popular and well known, ow: | ae t OPC : if the letters that have poured th, ns . E Ls ; + the result of a preliminary ean- 3 | a - s 4 were SO spontaneous and cnihusiis- . + , . ( ; ( : Pe | , 4. | lic, and can from such widely : , if | divergent social strata. that the F i! wien waittc | ; > ‘ - : x mA 4 SSeS TART NDAY—HUNDREDS OF ITEMS ON SALE ‘ st iim nN al - ae ; © At ig evident that Father Tim : s a warm placé in the heart ot Electric Light Outfits for Christmas Trees Special Sale of Tah le Lamps DOUBLE-BARRELED = Louis not ly ecaus oft Bis SHOTGUNS , elief work among those who n- WITH GENCINE MAZBA PULeS An unusually beautiful selection of art glass ; - be reac d by the ord rv And continuous plug, enabling two or mere Table Lamps in various attractive patterms; . 2% ‘ “ted light ket. 2 ’ charities, and his successful efforts eee en eee just arrived. Come early for good selection. ' | : tO Seitie many labor ub! t . . If | because 1 namin: kee 8-Light Outfit. ... $1.29 $13.50 Lamps, complete | | : ae sets angie es ae with 2 bulbs, ” 12. 16 or 2 cauce hammertess ; | . hid “i . “a 5 Cas jAUSiagsm™m i I e 16-Light Outfit _ 2. © $2.55 special -ie@e & 0.08 © 248 26:2 226s +64 ae Seas red ey ee Shotgun: fine ° . seaasesser ila ; steel barrels: matt ; Girls as well as boys enjoy LINCOLN LOGS. The | We plan to show Father 7 24-Light Outfit $3 80 Special a ape of Nationally KNIVES AND FORKS rib: American walnut “316.9 21 F i aaa. a ities steeck ay re = : spirit of Frontier Days isivisualized in the building =§_J_—** St. Louis thinks of him whik : Known ELECTRIC IRONS Sigg | : is Yet alive. and abie to tnke Every Iron Fully Guaranteed St sen j of Log Cabins, the Blockhouse, the Church, the 1 Nea agent danas raagtt " . . —-* Coleman 19 > od ' School and other buildings of the Serrlement. Girls Sammary of His Work. | =— > Gasoline Lamp ( Eig . 4 summart t the pee p ) ; . : , +4 a - can build Doll Houses, Chairs, Beds, Tables, Etc, ga gi lima ate ithe = Bearing St en gee ae ee mM ii cle 18 we Vin Vl MUSA NO! enipse . Tes a Steady, power- iis the enen ome « : ing or polishing. Steak 5 ful white light: safe } ae edi oor and unfortunate, “BOYCYCLE ey ay &- ot ¢ knives : $3. 9 anit entamiteds tan 2 \ LINCOLN LOGS “fit tn” with other ne —_ Rn i: ; te be . . 7 ? ~STaAaODiISRed 118 hostelr for 7 , fei j ™ . 4 toys. Children never tire of “building Citas wreckineman ‘Su nial ee ene & he ee | BRASS BIRD | wicks to trim. Special 4 15 : ; siv - r ii ek. el . ae Sand heels, heavy rubber tires and ball bearing= igh- and the whole family soon becomes awe, During that time he bee throughe.at. A i purchase canbe teed fn ver? i "$1.95 CAGES rs 50 Z “3 . ° + a eo housed more than 100,000 men of s to o t is ; “ne , ~ interested in the endless possibilities ee ee ie slat win. ea 4 As Mlustrated. . _ 2 of LINCOLN LOGS il Sis ts no ebcial narvice weeket $12.00 $9. 95 $15.00 $11.45 $17.00 $13 45 $8 Guardian Safety, $5.85 With brass — SS ee ie, Sias ne tay $6.75 Universal .. ..$4.65 —— SKID CHAINS wie oe ee ee — " ial He has amicably adjusted a ° $5.00 Hot Point. — . $3.95 — G , Rid-n-Skkids, LOOK FOR THE NEW BRIGHT COLORED BOXES. i Tieiiliiten. tareotitter caedabeaee 2) CHILDREN S AUTO | $5.00 Lifetime Guar. $3.95 cial rsa ; és : | ee os A y fine, , Anutr " * this sale. 3 LS ‘ SEE THE NEW DESIGN BOOK. the Building Trades Council and with a roomy body “enclosed alt | $4.00 Princess Iron, $2.85 vinedipes *} Weigh Your Own entral Trades and Labor Union around; headlights, motometer, wind. | =", a eZ 4.40 Ballecs. : ana Employers’ Asrociation. Strikes lar Gis vabon bpoctal’ toe wala aie “HOLD-HEET" epee tip $1.95 Christmas Parcels LINCOLN LOGS Are Featured By Mi settled in luded those at St. Mary’s ge es ean mae Electric Waffle Iron . Genuine Weed Chains Hospital, Shriners™Hogpital and > 95 aeee, Sp areay aa Yankee Screwdriver Regular $5.00 Value ay Avoid that nerve racking . ! ; erte I tea? at ion ; eaviiy ES ee > | ’ Famous-Barr Company Stix Baer & Fuller Co. agape | Meta canara . | ‘S po oe on A eg ea ne AEE line-up at the parcel post Scruggs -V andervoort- Barney Dry Goods Co. Oe necge areal age ware fle plates: wagfies | Yankee No. 3@ Spiral Ratchet Serew- METER window by purchasinga Schwerdrmann Toy Co : aaa il a — omg paroled to cooked witheut driver, with 3S bits. BRecu- $1 35 BOYCE MOTO 2 him ironi ison, and none was ¢ let l 2.50 value. §& ial. . . your if ever returned. “LIONEL” % oy a eu : ~ en Pasion size; reguier $3.50 Hanson scale for _ ° valine Hundreds of men have been ELECTRIC TRAINS 7 vaine; specie | 50-Ft. Steel vers $2.39 cured of — disposition through The well-known Ligne! —— Tape apecial ..... his infli ence, and have settled frains sre guaranteed ; 4 85 Fisgaely cempered, Thiversal size: reguier é: down. electricaily aed me- Ra — ; a quick-reading Tape, $7.50 value. em m a2 : : ehanically perfect: s«tur- in leatherette case. Verr 6 i a He has had 181 men interred in —. Saw te withatend WHITE CROOKS Very special... J | | his cemetery lot, thus saving them the Bard usage that chil- spe- $1 95 P ; 'from Potter's field es orem Sree there | tory. ELECTRIC cas cae ve : HIGH GRADE SHEARS | Sos S00 de hen coened: D Very sosetetty | outed. ae Soe ; 7 & Stop and them , | ati’ vV ni } opened: Day »* ‘ r a 4 eins Ree etbiitven of acer wash, [Reguiar $6.73] Recular 72,00 | Resalar $1125 east’ iy and cenven- Disston Victory or sizes: wt : top see . — ol so oe . ge or work- Lienet Trains. j Lionel Liene! Trains, 1 tentiy. A besuti- Atkins No. 400 Saw fully nickel ine women, caring for 40 to fui and servirce- plated a 8 E 7 r children daily; Working Girls’ Ho- $4.95 $6.50. $7. 95 nouien 50 salon Soeels : “DOWNTOWN . tel, with accommodations for 15° ' : choles, : - a Lebman women and giris; Conva! enpeni Coaster Wagon ERECTOR SETS 55¢ ; vat Héwe. Co, = = as | Home, with capacity of 25. wher: Br ial Price Specially priced fer this sale— 7 ‘ i. : ce = gh wag wre a ae en women leaving hospitals are cared 75 94.00|\ Ne. 2 Set... ../..\. 4). 880 nee a weer ——a er ; VES , ® Scale Co. ef Th, 518 St a for at little or no cost anit able atom $3.00 No. 3 Set........§2.49 “WEAR. EVER” il paints, ot, es Diseton. Viewers POCKET KNI os | a a c $23 N. 6th St ee to return to work: White Cross $5:00 No. 4 Set... ... 93.98 ALUMINUM ROASTER - See Se 400. | $5.C j |! ie om me ee Peps 513 a ai i Crusade, Which collects waste pa- $10.00 No. 7 Set....... $7.98 ~ : ‘eens wad \ i nk)! AY. 6107 per, etc., proceeds from which are Ratchet Brace With “3 ~ sa Vandervoun _~ ag 4 P= py, i vy ; * oe? — —— vo " -- ” a ‘live ¢ cust, - : a tO : _— undernourished chil- PARK Set of Six Bits Regular $1.00 to $1.50 — bh =} - . 7 2: dained. -He came to St. Louts in ai KITCHEN SINKS ot tot ie ee CARVING SETS ~ fers Dion Hawe thi? Marcus © Jo 1831. and later was sent to Mober- $ 95 x aE = : a .. sities: iets Con’ | ly, Mo, where he was pastor !o lena es ae se eee Stanley Jack Plane ————— 4 kamm + Hédwe, 4954 Warne Jotte H Hai Fair — Dette tenans ce ne ye } ; a PHotfeide- 3074 Carter AY. a tor of St. Patrick's Church. Sixth mann-Ky 9! ns . Sean ; utimann Hdwe.. 4342 Crei er alr arly and Biddle streets, and has re- PEDAL BIKES : = Bridge Oo. 2 mained there ever «ince, refusi ig , ad Ane we 3008 Kossuth Av. | ottere that woyld take him else- Strengly built and attractively finigh- Amn made with stag 4 nor — Hdwe. Co, 2077 “= her ; and des. of the Si meet ; r j SPARKLES Now! “= 2 --= Ss Pout a Re te Hare. e906 ate ll e a ; wt . ~ siave . 7211t. ee, ia . Me te lle 8109 WY r ww charge of Father Tim’s Christmos STANLEY TOOL CH r. Broadway. , ta The woman who knows what to do} looks much nicer when Danderine is ¢ift. comprises Clark as chairman 4 =m Ne ae Gravot after waving her hair doesm’t fear | used instead of water to ‘‘set’’ the “tate Senator Mic haat Kinney, 2c. Pons Hdwe. Co. 3999 Lex- Con the effect of hot irens. Nor of fre-| wave. retary, Isaac Gradwohl, treasurer, — 4 Haws _ — salle Se I ei | we.. 3695 Prairt Grand quent washings. A few drops of Dan. a “a i $e nons, Isaac wo vestor Johnson Skates = re. | E744 W Flo-issant Ar. Gee. . Leu ees, Creorge &. Are Tah farmeou es ehn.ena , vy =o . _ derime—on comb or towel—and the Ask Your Drugzist onan ng Pat _ tat phen ater hee Skates on shees fer men, women ate awe. $237 Resale AS. ona warr is soft and lustrous, and be- Itosenfeld. Assisting wren noni . woon. 5009 Beacon AY. Tonty haves beautifully. Get a bottle of Danderine and start) committee of sponsor Pani msi, oft, 4209 Easton. RRS 3 : of sponsors. Headaqui-- < : A bit of Danderine rubbed lightly | iis benefits today. Brery drugstore t+ rs have been established at 15% oO WreT Hi inte the scalp, is the one sure way to | if America has « few only 35e. Fog *ederal Commerce Trust Buildin. : e Decley Mane tie tee Hi dissolve every particle of dandruff./| ‘se finest dresmng vou could find, *? Which contributions may be : . Ay. wan . _ But a few drops more make a dregs- | 2%d the best aid to hair health yet Altenheim Bazar Next “Saturday. High-grade aseful tecis in Be. ~ rte oe ee ~tA — . ‘4 img that is simply marvelous, | discovered, just try— ea nee Deine ee — eee : . ress H ae St, ouls Al ten! 3211 o40§8 ' sheen that rivals brilliantine, and . South Brendway. will be held nant! $10.85 t $23.85 Manufactured id } : " a mext Oo 5 ne grease’ Any permanent wave or D derin Saturda Luncheon will be 4 F : Water wave lasts much longer and an e€ ‘rem 4 to & p.m

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CH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH services. 1 Millar, an ce worker, | wes CASTLE TUMBLING 1 Place of Henry V. Going to ng Women's at a vesper —. % mi pec for — of Funds, day at its . ME ge associated ta Cc t | 1a Dec. 4.——Vincennes Cas- reet. death place of Henry. V. of inaued as one of the finest ex- ) ‘of fourteenth century mill- SUNDAY MORNING, tary architecture in’the world, is falling to pieces for lack of funds to keep it in repair. : Visitors long have not been per- mitted in the covered gallery around the keep because of the dangerous condition of the struc- ture. The chapel isa sort of damp cave, with a large hole in the cell- ing. A broken window frame lies on the floor of the room where the victor of Agincourt died. The Gov- ernment appropriations are only sufficient for the upkeep of that portion of the castle in which is housed a World War museum, J ————Ea | | | e OUR GREAT MONDAY SPECIALS --- USEFUL XMAS GIFTS | Jo Die cig ' Co We. iniment away 0 i a m4 ll You How. | pres 4 Ewing St. | One dmply eppiles Eureka Redydiumt mes Men's Genuine tise aa Pscr: Cream where you want to reduce. Jr sian i ’, Broadcloth helped me | only the parts of body where fat ig mill VANE Ne told several! ,... 0 i SHIRTS nt all drug diminished. Eureka breaks up fatry celly; White and Colors ol Company, | absorbs the oils through skin pores Se ae AS pmoatly at | reducing now. Send $2 for large jar, Gus ; e ail a ATIONS | at the reai cause me usuzliy dimin | swollen .inncr | teed to give satisfaction, Tell your frien | about Eureka. Eureka 1s pleasing to the dt healthful, invigorating. Write sod a | Western Chemical Works - Duncan, Okla Men's Single Breasted Greatest NAVY BLUE SUITS and Youths’ Pencil Striped $22 Value VERCOATS . i Men's and young men’s newest styles fabrics and colors — 50 : from. IN 2 GREATWATS Union Suits Sweaters | C Boys’ Ribbed— C Boys’ Fancy C Limit 2 Suits Wool Pull- toa overs and Customer Heavy Hopes. + a eee g5|BOYs’ OVERCoATS (- Double - Breasted 3.45 Double and Plain Blue or Cheviot Suits. in America box model, piaid BMee@ ....«- Srey ye ® Koicker and Leng Pants Overcoats Suits 3.90 all wool, pla 5 99 li > J > > e 2-PANTS AND VEST | in cut, as. New externai | hundreds to choose DOUBLE-BREASTED k ceplaces clas | -LIN Suits & 90 | swollen legs | e Makes blood 5 90 — ying up to heal 7 D Y S Union Suits; men’s rib, Shirte and Drawers; hea- 4-P'FCE ALL-WOOL SUITS. & and — j : 1 ix. . . L oho weak | o rour t Special... SIC} fitecea-.---.. SHCand Plaid-Lined Q 7 Tells bow to get | Ch ° Sh ° a yom ee Overooats.... . Vs . . Collins’ Wool ’ ~ en ee ee ristmas opping ‘ | Underwear. 1.95] Men's Teather 25c YOUTHS’ HIGH-GRADE - | $4 Boys’ & Girls’ Yellow | “=™ Double-Breasted | | | - Dancy ‘Ge 2 ouble-Breast | roman ah ar I y Slickers, 1.90 | wutriens..... 91} $20 Suits, 13 50 #3 - sl pape [Leather Auto gD | Weavy Yarn |. | Overcoats. . . . 4. 3 | U. | ——E Men’s Socks .... SZ’ I SHEEPSKIN LINED ————- | LUMBERJACKS Mackinaw FARMUFFS, 10c # Men's and Boys’ Canvas Gloves. 5 —— I i ak as $1 hn] al e202 98 908 7c ,Boys’ Coate ees s Cowhide, Crown, Red, Ba t hh ro bes— 1 Diamond Big Tom —— 3.95 ) + Corduroys an Woolly $ caeer Long Pants. . ‘DiMen’s Wooll 5 Flannel $ ° oer tment = rs -§& é — Tae B. B. Overalis. ] 35 y| Lumberjacks — | Wool sweaters— special ,.... [ens 5. 2.85 ptns >> 2,75 rerm Ans total | 1926. GREAT IRON SHIPPING YEAR Last of Season:’s Cargoes Moving on Lake Superior. By the Associated Press. DULUTH, Minn, Dec. 5.—A small fleet of storm-beaten freight ers is struggling down the lakes this month with the final cargoes of the greatest shipping season the | Lake Superior iron mining district Preliminary | has had since 1920. figures of mining experts estimate the 1926 to#image will reach 59,- 000,000 tons, the fifth largest in the history of the mining are which produces 60 per cent of the world’s supply of iron ore. One iron mine, the Mahoning at Hibbing, the largest open pit prop- erty in the world, shipped 2,500,000 tons of ore this year, making its 5,000,000 tons for 1925 and Suspension of shipping ac- tivities means no great decrease in activity on the iron ranges, how- ever, as then’ the mines speed up production, bring- img up ore for stock piles to be ready next May. ‘HOLDS TALKING SPEFD RECORD Leon Perrier, French Colonial Min- ister Speaks 190 Words a Minute. By the Associated Preas. PARIS, Dec. 4.—Leon Perrier, Minister of the Colonies, who holds the French parliamentary speed talking record of 190 words a min- | ute, is the terror of stenographers. Louis Marin, Minister of Pensions, | 185, followed | young | runs him close with by M. Albert Sarraut, the | and active Minister of the Interior, with 180. Premier Poincare, whose deliv- ery is smooth and even, does about 160. Ag to Aristide Briand, whose orations are likened to cello solos, his art is made up of fine shades | and parentheses, and he never ex- | iceeds 145 to 150 |} minute. words to the We Deliver to All Parts of the City. 1cA Happy Thought! Give RICES § a Blue MS ON SALE DOUBLE-BARRELED eda SHOTGUNS art glass it atterns; ——” oe Dinstion. , oe - 85 2, 16 or 20 gauge hammerless dou- eo 1 ble-barreled Shotgun; fine decarbonized steel barrels: matted rib: American walnut stock; automatic e safety. Special .... YRKS Coleman =r Gasoline Lamp Lida SY Sr ag * leas steel > no scour- Gives a steady, power- ( 3 95 ful white light; safe ; . and economical to op- erate. No flickering, emoke or odor and no wicks to trim. Special S BIRD GES | Minctrated. $ 7.5 0 : 7 woe cane ggg on SKID CHAINS Genuine Kid-o-Skids, Spe- cially priced f r this sale. 30x3 4$] Ss Palr . Bees 2S es (pend Balloon, $1 95 Genuine Weed Chains Regular $5.00 Value SOXB Vy $3.49 a eee BOYCE MOTOMETER 2.45 iver Weigh Your ’ Avoid that nerve het Screw- _ $1.95 Universal size: regular 7.50 walue, ~ se epecial....... $4.65 “ _ ey Very HIGH-GRADE SHEARS Asso rted tives: all fully nickel- plated an guarante ¢ Special, choice, 65c POCKET KNIVES q)\7 Regular $1.00 to $1.50 values; mostly “Dieamoud-Eucge.”’ wide va- riety of sizes and patterns. 69c . . Saar SCOUT KNIVES Ss can opener, bottie opener, ~ 2 driver, leather awl and farce cutting blade. Por Bor scouts, ce campers, hunters, ete. Special, ST. LOUIS, MO. DOWNTOW N wal Hdwe, Co., $11 N. 6th St. ous & Barr Co., Olive to Lo- 6th to 7th St. ni, 613 St Scale Co. of Arles St. e Hdwe. Co., 828 N. 6th St. China & Glass Co., 513 hklin Av. Ses, Vandervoort & Barney D. e.. Olive to Locust, 9th to } Baer & Fuller Pry Goods Co., ¥ hington Av. 6th and@ 7th Sts. : NORTH » Alberts, 2808 W. Florissant : pissbers Hawe., 4302 Lin- Becherer, 8312 Halls Ferry Dwyer Furn., 5023 Emerson. ith six bits, 3 inch. tn * $3.39 CARVING SETS lane = — } “= a et a ey bkamnicr Hdwe., 4854 Warne Hotfelder. $8024 Carter Av. @nn-Kuhimann Hdwe.. 4342 Oral Bridge. , obrum, 3008 Kossuth Av. * Meier Hdwe. Co. 8077 On Ay. mer Sche ser Rl Brides ne Hadwe., 4904 Natu m Mueller, 8109 N. Broadway. " Hawe. Co., Lee and New- Pleas H w 2on ton Avy. dwe. Co. 2900 Lex- ; 8. awe. 2605 Prairie. ' e. 6744 Ws Florissant Av. - : yom — ~ Three pleces: made om and blades of the finest large variety of patterns to select from. eee 2 STANLEY TOOL CHEST stag handles, steel; Y Hadwe 4327 Fosalie At Gin Hawe 1901 N. Grand BI. Cleary og arhd ' , 5-7 Goodfellow Av. 2H, Dooley Hdwe., 5109 Del- r Boys High-grade aseful ! : Hdwe, 517 tools i racalve, | + 0172 Fast , cae hard strongly built chests. Specially priced PEE’? Hawe,, 2350 pe = El | and tool 517.95 "310.85 to $23.85 enue abn. “me, Christmas Parcels line-up at the parcel post window by purchasinga Junior size; regular $3.50 27 . Hanson scale for your- ver. 2 39 self. You'll find so OGGNEE .scsas a \ many uses for it you will deem it a real economy. will find many uses for an OO ay = | A Genuine FANSON SCALE Hanson stajes are famous for their accuracy and durability. The “Blue Bird” model is a trim, Persian blue, with a white porcelain enamel top, and stands 9% inches high. Weighs to 25 pounds by ounces. Equipped with a handy ad- justment for the deduction of weights of crocks, baskets, mixing bows, etc. $ 9) 7 5 we we" Own racking At the very reasonable price of .. Be sure it’s a HANSON Stop and see them tomorrow at the following stores: for Christmas— f eae watch her joy when she opens the holly box! It’s such a different sort of gift, yet so practical for the woman who takes pride in her kitchen. Then, too, it solves that difficult question, what to give a husband and wife jointly; both Bird” accurate scale. Con- venient to weigh parcel post packages, for use in baking or canning, to weigh the baby, for check- ing purchases, etc. The “Blue Bird”’ is attractively packed in a holly box for gift purposes, with a Christmas greeting ready for you to fill out. MAPLEWOOD, MO. Charlie Wilson Hdwe., 73869 Man- chester Av. WEBSTER GROVES, MO. P. Oo. Howe Hdwe., 646 FE. Bend Rad F. P. Straub Hdwe Gorelock Hdwe. KIRKWOOD, MO. F. T. Rott Hdwe. FERGUSON, MO. The Spot Hdwe. & S. Co, & 8B. Florissant Hd. ST, CHARLES, MO. Bruns Machine Co., 222 N. Main Bt. CAPE GIRARDEAU, mo. Neal's Hdwe. Suedekum & Son JEFFERSON CITY, MO, Maver Hdwe. Store. CHESTERFIELD, MO. Bellefontaine Merc. Co. NEW HAVEN, MQ. HT. W. Kappleman. TPE sOTO, MO.) John Altvater i771" TSR ORO. MO. Dittmer & Sellsman €ALISRURY, MO. Hunker Hdwe. Co. ARMSTRONG, MO, Big underground | DECEMBER 5, 1926__ eee So a cehoele “LOFT Fe BROS.& CO. fsss THE STORE OF WORTH-WHILE GIFTS ON CREDIT — 717 OLIVE STREET ~~ % % 7 = aie wrt aot ae wah De ES eit, — e Ne he SEE ee ee ee tee ee tee tee ee tee tee ee ee ae : | with Loftis. Come in and inspect our stocks. Ring Beautiful mount- ing in 18-k. white gull d, engraved , Ai acai . AR and pierced. Ie : “3 top, set on ay | v ue- white : One blue-white hi mond on each . of the mounting. $1.25 a Week head i le tna ~ wv hite ia land engraved. 3 ta _ yr ierced unas en & 4 e ws m onde are Hexagon top. set = owe h bri) graved. Bet = \\) placed in a with brilliant hae ee ele TE b ue. . a, pons blue-white Dia- aon Dia- — Pacts ine . pF ly — monds. thetic biue “d ' bi fhite Dia- ap- monds oy dea - $75 Pp a. $50 $1.26 a Week $4.25 a Weeksurrounding ..... $1.50 a Week S | tart Paying Ms Open a Loftis | in January = r- Charge Account Man’s Signet Ring am A designed and a pierced artistically and engraved. Solid [S-k. white-gol@ sig- Bnet Ring of subsetan- aa oF 1 Z Tp -— 7 Se — - > = ~~ Sra — ~ *s TS). Fee nese? y/ \ Fos f i : Naa ! | . ry 2 wv en : ja Latest Cushion Shape Watch Toilet se Pheek bf } This beautiful 12 size, open face, thin o1 Set— ece . ‘ . % j y mode] Watch. has hand-engraved face. aint aide } 4 : . Your choice of white or green 14-k gold- A rare bareaip in Peariete on-“Am- ' 4 filled cases; 25-year quality guaranteed. bertone” in a large creen-and-goid case. +. gare) gar e e Can be had with 7. SmalJl rectangular Wrist Weim; ois Exceplicnally compicte—has all pieces } 5 or ewel movement atl rices ®.} hite gold, set with atno : an ‘ : quoted: a ae ‘vy ‘ eg price Fey High-grade, 17-jewel for toilet and manicure purposes. Now 3 . 4 a et! Se ee ee 2700 movement ‘ancy dial. Silk ribben offered at a special $37 50 DE SS, kl bas x oe oe oe 33.09 wrist band with solid 18-k. 7 price O43 a ee . 17-Jewel Wlgin .......ec.60-++ SEO white gould clasp....+-+-+s08> : . - " 17-Jewel Adjusted Elgin......... 42. $1.75 a Week $1.00 a Week “Orienta Oriente” ‘ ¢ Terms $1.00 a Week Necklace . Fer Specials for Christmas = | #0 tre; Articles Listed Below Can Also Be Had at Other Prices to alternately set - Suit Your Rogsivomamte i Ge oe ae i d-set 09 amon ngs . - beads; grace oe a ee a Diamond Solitaire Cluster .$75.00 ful drope. Signet Rings, Diamond-Set.. 12.00 Diamond LeVailieres ....... 1640 Jap Signet Rings, Diamond- Diamend Far Screws. —= set, with Initials ...-.-- 18.00 Diamond Ree | Pigg... scvccces Bua Diamond and Sapphire Rings. 37.50 Platinum Dinner Rings veews 140.00 i —— Diamond-set Onyx Rings.... 1000 Birth Stene Rings, Diamond- Special —_— ——- ie Bracelets—White Gold, Flex- Ere re a ain ule oe ) ible Diamond-set........ 37.80 Wedding Ringe. Solid White Val COMMUNIT Y PLAT Rracclets—Piatinum on White or Green as ain emt uaa ue Gold, Flexible, Diamond- Brass Cigarette Boxes $4.00 to $25 TABLEWARE SET eee Oy ere ee 37.50 - nara — as. = Rg Po $4.00 ” 1 ; nyx re w ee ee Wedding Singh. Fee og Re wee cal The Petit Buffet Set with Tray, a beau- Fancy Stone-set Rings..... cel Mea Mad... «0 cca tif] set oO wmmunity Plate, carrying | » bane co 01088 8.00 Mesh Bags, Whiting & Davie 10.00 Enameled Mesh Bags.....-. 700 Beaded Bags Scarf Pins, Diamond-set..... A ue Leather Bill Folds. ..$3.00 and Up 12.95 Leather Handbags, Ledies’, $5.00 and Up the Oneida Community oOG-year : : ment guarantee. 28-p se with ho! iow handle knives and : eace Stainless blades pee $35.25 Seth Thomas Clock—Tambour Style high ee enennveveeeereeee Very grade. Latest style in two- $1.00 a Week Diamond Studs ........++«- 25.00 Art Bronze Pieces. $1.00 to $25.00 tonnd «veneered mahounts. Bight-d hee a sey Collar Buttons, Solid Gold... 1.00 Jewel Boxes ......$3.00 to $20.00 nov earthed 29 Tiooes with solid handle knives and Smokers’ Oe doves chee ses 6.00 ee cong Be 9s sume. An ideal gift for the $1 ya ea ae d Ri Fancy Mount- ver a ronze 0 and Up Seth so sebcenedéacecsageends ' co «see |e oe nese 29.75 oe havens: Sepa! cao mak 15.00 Dainty Stetucttes.. $4.00 to $1*..Z | ————or $1.00 a Week _ — ee Our Store Windows for Special Bargains Not Advertised ag e; write pve Catalog 905. Phone M Ain 0097 or 1086 and salesman will call * Ha, P i ote er TO an. ne ee ae ae ba ene «to Ay - Can Petes i) eo) pp ee a wrt, | x + ng i Ae ip “ee 5 Ae oe te 5 i “,, * “Pee 5 a a —-_. ~ a oo ° Our Store Is Open Every Night Until Christmas and Today, Sunday 7 Ne de ee ee eats moe ee eek eee ’ Se ea ST a nw ves tae ake 8.7 Deny vs et oo ety ON RAS. A what ~ ° + = < Oe eee ee , mines nt ba or nid toe,. LN I Nem OO eo a RAN Pale AT RC Pe rec bayer ge ripe ear — perevers Bh RE OR ie Ae ee tO oe Pade % 7 mo ‘ . er Or wae . einai teen ge ip Abe tam pe Sheplers De Seat a. Arcadt odpathett-aacrveat. «ante ei naaienn mat BN ae Ga cae EM WR rE Ue CnpE IE metre sas eRetnart Res luahtielinci ins Weis tinh | oan. oa ah ,

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ee —ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATC:4 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH This Beautiful 1927 Model ia aii wails aise sil Se. ¥ ‘ee Pella re aa | erg par i mers as ns th ‘Gemini. Ss, i “aus . they “Heres your December Evening Skies sera gonne from & potnt i he $2000.00 Chance ro i, Bt BUICK Sedan GIVEN all The Geminid meteors are not as I the Movies . or $1I952° i art CASH ‘ 3 dSright as some other showers, nm Sie: Tacs wiinr eatin bitetonstadl et onal Chance to Photograbh Meteors— jpwuen Seen Win the eye, dat hee iy To advertise“FIRST NATIONAL PIC- ° ares mc pa igen oon ———— ‘6 a “Oo attoce =the pamogeranr- anew Buick Sedan or $11%. 0 cash. Planet Mars Stl] Easily Visrble. ,wass.. where the skies are pHO- Inia with all traveling expenses paid Can You Put a Star Areund the Buick! | , very clear night, Marv Jand give them A CHANCE IN THE | Rees ———— | nieteors have been recorded. Dr. | MOVIES—at salaries of $150.00 and Fish | , “> | \ —send $75.00 a week. 35 big costly prizes a3, . JOR name and addrew— win 5000 credits a ing over the old files of negatives — ing $4,000.00 will be ~~ and @& | stead of the Buick if you win first prize and prefer it. : ee pe ate sins eee — — 3 p wt . a“ of the heavens, and has found | [duplicate prizes will be pad i . Let Me Give You This Buick Sedan seus ae — eee - 4% of mam No strings—20 obF gations on your part. This is an out and out offer to advertise our business. We do not ask you torisk any ef 2 ; : ephe cisci0Peia 2 | nee id: mn fe Po. a ne pints Can You Find e = s? now. later or ever. Just soive the puzzie—sct promptly—reply now. a CHARIQTEER ‘ous other showers Taw , Deena ee cove | | 22390 Cash Extra Given for P PEGS" bole ster Bi aE Tana acne Cee aad cay ten, ot the ees pocrared are exactyy aike'ss ff || Gait, Loz SS ee cre Sor premetnem, You cn-wee sea | wise is sudicient not as casy as it looks, beca hats and apparel Find them— mark them - -send y our answer today. T Then we will write to you and tell you the big news— news that fairly biazes with dazzling opportunities for you! The Peptegad way of :wating Stomach Trouble i | weather, and a n the Big $4,000 Prize List! $500 Cash Extra for Promptness ~ rn sic } t ; Spectasist afte VP al ol e OR a oliux : os tg “ : pees % « Soe rsd eur This ondert iJ | adverti sing offer is is YOUCR Find the : : s and get 306 ports t rd sudy an peri ane me CLS my € ve : “a ‘ ~* | iouGs, Bad Weath has made it | BIG CHANCE TOGET IN THRE MOVIES first prize night away—and only 1,000 pomzts Tens WTice practice before was aiiered ipe r a i a ; ae a, oi te ~ for Srst prize we will send you and a com- wins—other 100 points are easy to get and . pags am panion of vour choice—t has a $2,000.00 just a lot of fun—we will also give $500.00 cash value. md and third prizes have cath extra for pramptness— send no $7S0 cash va! ues—20 others. money—just your answer—todar! . & REYNOLDS, a cenera} illumination | J. L. Decker, Director, Dept. 56, 500 Ne. Dearborn St, Chicago, es 500 N. Dearborn S. lod — ae fe. An we + st eur expense, HERCULES ' aS | Dollar’ s | Worth F F pn «7 4 feo Continued | on Next ‘Page. — . = o gi SS SSeS SS SSS ES i Be ‘wiles Peron ry '@) mi ream er ) Christmas we fo Bors and Girlslh aes Fe AS LYS Se tan ADVERTISEMENT Wealthy Widow Would =. hat my st disappear since takin W onde tel ‘Remed getting marred again. hew terribir I s zt é:3 r" i desi a a " we. = be hee yea te Shee, on “ + Sige . pod ba i eg : 7 Ms i} bi! bt Hf SATA 4 , & F) 4 A » et - * — 3 4 a SOUTH : you and face north or south. The upper H lap ( ng on which way you face) shows the sky ASTHMA =: 2s i : . local time, on Dec. 1: at 7:30 p. m. on on the 31st. The cross on the lowe 1ap near the Bull # eh the place to point your camera in order to photo- Stopped or No Pay « graph the Geminid meteors on Dec. 10 to 13. bring rou all By JAMES STORL = ¥. ia TH the coming of bs #sts every bere NS RE = Ni ADEE AN Ont ren itt. ily. dj ; Sellin s. WV) KING COIL SPRING DAVENPOR Tae a : apie an mf d Great Xmas Sale vail ae ll § jere $ 's the the Way sy Q jo Heal Rupture ==: 7 A Marvelous Self-Home-Treat- | @ ment That Anyone Can Use | =. on Any Rupture, Large | Small or See oor nan costs, Nothing to Try | PO memicnr nabovontiny: wee " tata na) ae laa Just rour pame apd address will g ] i A il ‘ave suffere] or where vou _ @rhout cost t you. ! sanp@s amd doer nol cost ou are comnletel* ~~ &feg—~ hon at me on.) ‘$12 Write me % BD. J. LANE 232 ‘ane Bids.. St. Marys. Kansas i cciiaiinennn =" a ee yer eer lee Res = t igs “=e Ne Mains: 8 CO Agesae Cee Sc ; an im >" EFFECTIVE TODAY a ees -— wrt Newest Two-Toned 7 ul . ened Chests Ruptured people all over the coun- > can be are amazed at the almost miract- results of a simple Method for | known ure that is being sent free to all | Cet! ja m write for it. is remarkabie . the wil ture System is one of the great. | Pbiesstmas ever offered to ruptured | panying women amd children. It Is oe regu ronounced the most successfty ‘ab ever discovered, and makes ‘e =. 18 Suse of trusses or supports un- fee sary. matter how bad the rupture, long you have had ~ or how | old: no matter how many | yet you have worn, let | from : prevent you from tting | was a FREE TREATMENT. rhether oc ao thimk vou are past help or hate. views « spture as large as your fista, this . elous System will so control it appear, keep it up inside as to surpri#e «ntii with its magic influence. It will | of ob help rou restore the parts where and 16 rupture comes through that soon - will be as free to work at any , omer upation as though you had never | and a riable— . have a free trial of this . | strengthening preparation rly ts send®&ig vour name arg and to W. . Se ee — Buiidtag. Watertown, ¢ = monev. The trial is free. and te now—today. It may save the | ing of a truss the rest of your a . Sale of ; = LAMPS ‘90s — |. Somnaere ah $ 5.98} S YOUR COLD IN = = oe 95) | THE HEAD DUE 3 NEW THRU TRAIN between St. Louis---St. Joseph Omaha---Lincoln wrt v, i. ae 285 ® New High Console Type Walnut Cedar Chests = as ilu ~ $28. 75 Red Cedar Chest and Tray Purther imprevements since new service was announced recently : n+ am am am pm i BIS. cg nc necceec Af. Din bacnecenan> BOUWOE GOP: oc ccccce.. Ar. ici cons kn OED co ccncccceccs« dl. ee asins gc ne Ga. ces cccccecl¥. ELE OS Ee F7 i Sri cttcee daca GMI .occcdececeace I.¥. ON cccceiccccnccele’, *Thru service westbeond te Atchison and St. Joseph on “The Missourian”. Lv. St. Leais 11:58 pm. Tewer Grove 12°08 am. Ar. Kaneas City 7:35 am. Ar. Atchison 9:50 am. Ar. St. Joseph 11:10 am. Thru sieepers; clud-diming car and coach service. Xew train stops tn each direction at Atchison and Hiawatha, Kansas; Falls Ci Nebraska City, Usien and Piatismeath, Nebraska. a eds ; ©OO0 00000 00000000000000008 . & / : inierbedlan tines nathepie thine ote roo ~~ NAA Orme Ss) 9 5 Drm .°) S SS*SIG8 SRABGNA ni ERR CNS ap aha aah ha bbb bh hd pbabbbbnbbbbabbadbdbbbbanan nat’ 99999900908 0000000000008 g lade nt ss cakes eee Me oe i ¢ ; 999999009000000000000000050000000006006 009000000005 Cafe and dining service; standard sleepers and coaches between St. Louis--Omahsa--Lincols BA008 Aaah BAAR AAD A DAbDARADDAAAED ELLE DE a nS ~ LIBE RAL TERMS aah babhasa saad aaaaaiirrt eX oy ee a ? 2 ‘ Fee cage Mah The only through service to St. Joseph, Omaha and Lincoln via Kansas City — 7 Railroad fare $15.10, St. Lewis to Omaka—ti0-day stopover permitted in Kansas City. : i oe REOE 000000001 0000000 0060000000 00000000000000008 $0008 Quickened Schedules to Wichita Le. St. Levies 6:78 pm. Ar. Wichita 8:20 am. Ar Joplin 7:00 am. TD ining-leange service; standard érawinc- reem sieepers. reclining chair car and coaches Si. Louie Wichita. Standard drawing-reem sicepers St. Levis Jepiin. ~ ” lt , = non a =. Give Her a Rug Here’s a Special Axminster °29 9x12 cond es a = « A A? kd > ‘ Gs : B. ]-woo bigh- 7° - x ’ ?? ~~ 4 > “|e #.. ‘ ~~ 9 eee: t.24 Secure tickets, reservations aed further infermation at City Ticket Office, 518 N. Breadway (MAin 1000 ) / ‘Many who have frequent colds im | which bead very rarely suspect trou- fo e Sinuses (cavities draining | e : 2 the nose). The largest Sinus, 9.34 $458 Baby Lilia : = mone of the most frequentiy in- ready — $2.95 ee “ a 1 med br «: oid germs, is knows as the at, ay Chile Rell-Tos smaemneiaieialil f me Antrum of Highmore. People oan Desk & Chair ——— | : ' caronie or acute antrum infec: feo hs 7. — ‘ ste be amazed at the immedi-— . $ : ig Ze. P Pesults obtained with SinuSeptic | as : ; —si | ime B ridding et ae : : . of ‘gure Jaden coal is serre. ; " ies #, and the discharge of pus that | , Scompanies even 2 commen” * ‘oid. SinuSeptic reduces the’ ion and inflammation of the lis membrane, and thus aids in a Ting free drainage of the infect-| CO Sinus. Try it teday. It’s re-| Firsts rkable bow many people are Te “etces ¢ SZ immediate relief from al vatetngtee' Pee Sen ie ey Ayes = ee ba itt ee di os to: ares ee alts Bice aah 6 eatin Ma aR St ray ‘LIBERAL TERMS W. F. Miller, Division Passenger Agent MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. “ . . . 9 Railway Exchange Bldg, St Louis. Mo. A Service Institution 75 YEARS OF SERVICE: 1851-1926 Improved Service to Memphis Helena—Hot Springs National Park Effective December § Lv. St. LOUIS... .ccecee.. Abba bbb bb bbb ba bbb bbb ha baa a baad baba bb badd. RADAR A aaa ADAADADAADAADALLLA REE EYE On itn Host dinttpe 0 pie es : ig Console Phonograph With 20 Selections FREE — 75 nemees Lawes a Vasicel Xmas. a oe ret de caeeaeath ae 9a + ee es 4 eae é . : ad n 4 = _ . > pie i@ x a ee 2 ae PT) f ° " ib dan > es : ~ - ’ . ” i t 4 I] , pay $ 4 & pata . » evant he - 4 , . : +4 ‘ . . + ; a - «*] . a : aa est a Ste : 3 r . ; . j j “ — — oats 7» ° 3 a7 , a . ‘ . se . am e+ ’ . is . * 4 a - s is “ : ; ena m ; ‘ . - . ~. 7 7 ; : ‘4 LIBERAL TERMS ] SOO00008 00000088 wey, 9909090 000000061000444,5 Ah apa hae ae pabbbbdbbbbabbad da: ahaa pep p aba he ba habe sdb babad db bbbbbbb ab sabbakbaaanicinrn* *eeeee ec eeweeeeeeevs yale ies Sls 6 Tn eta Te “Sete Yn oY otra“ tus tes ote Cts ete ies tes oes tts tN aes a “as ces “ton oS . +¢ / | | a pees and pains in the head, and ty. weal ‘ 7 : . mSentie applied ter under -Make This a Happy 7 | | “>i —Make This a Happy _— Seow a Wal- ; > - . 4 drug stores, WoPff. Wilson and . Christmas | Ch . ec ore. Gearantesd by American | | ristmas oe =° Corporation. St. Louis. Cafe-Leunge Cars, St. Louie te Memphis—Fot “prings, Standard Drewitng-reem Sleepers. Coach Service . Effective December 5, The Sunshine Special will aleo serve Hor Springs Netienel Perk eaves St. Louis 6:45 p. m. daily. Arrives Hor Springs 7:00 9. m. Stenderd drawing race sleepers; dining service. | MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES ae rema® the PN TE NS TENSE SENS ENS NS ENS NS LI ONSEN LESS INS DSRS NS OEY SKS I ee a # 8 quick way to ocfl that Peat-Dispatch igt=

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111927 Model anGIVEN CASH s beautiful new Buick > t Coach and a large . I have alreacy les to advertise our ag can get this 00 cash ne | the Buick? with four dots on each 3 star — the Buick in i vod ‘have $1195.@ in cash in- rst prize and prefer it. is Buick Sedan your pert. jbhis is an the Ppuzzie—act promptly—-reply now. 00 cash extra for promptness. You can win the ne 0.00 cash extra for promptness- a total of $1445 OC oo ri t—be prompt. word te Ww ite iss 1927 BuickSedan Mail Y, Fa ail Your Answer f oe Get the Buick Ne “7 G. REYNOLDS, Dept. 500 NN. Dearborn St. business. We do not ask you to risk any of Your money eithe xtra Given for Promptness! |i ord te tf ee ickly. You want the Buick » 80 ane ‘ va Cc hicago, mi . a . IPAM Oe Me ft .% 4 Pee Confident beauty lies in perfecting detail of one’s grooming—and ton forgetting about it! Fasci- ing Miss A. Geist, 912 Onder- Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y.—along thousands of enthusiastic and Girls? —7 : until Christmas we will give with each pur- heel, re cular $6.75 Coaster Wagon or a fine oH. «Here's a wonderful opportunity to pur- sor your boy or girl absolutely FREE. Come t credit terms. ll 9 O'Clock DAVENPORT SUITE WITH ble and Lamp #*a~9e,.~278 "7 : a > Only. $10 > 04.4446 64 644444446454 as PE TSS VP' RP TP FP 9 994444404 Sale of LAMPS rT... wTyrvrVyrVYeeee _ e a BRIDGE proorvs oaa $ “_e"r $5.95} Slik ide ¢ - z NIOR L AMP @ ~teegggre 95 3 silk shad Pre are $ . hee ae “w — Toy Bargains Doll Buggies , 2.95 x New tyne metal reed Fate Do! Bucsy: cname)- : ed OU, ore ll Buggies =o) Doll eager J _Beed B. = é meojed un ry ting becks, ary etror “4 Baby Lilia 5.00 Reed Fiber oo $2.95 Hockers $3 25 at, praia Roll-Top Desk & Chair _ $7. 95 Piusaad ? . ~oOT 2 en an Account With Us Now —Make This a Happy Christmas Wt FREE! E! Stes Geist declares: More /# and girls all over America nd — and White Peroxide vanishing) Cream enables her to holding her face powder pis by smoothly and lastingly it be unnecessary for ts r she steps out, and by her the chic appearance th inspires self-confidence. This ghowy cream which is also a r, can be had from dealers here, in the generous ‘*A thin film | Black and White Peroxide (Van- ing) Cream really disappears | “seems instantiy to become a/} of your skin. It gives perfect | wtection. keeps the complexion in he pink of condition. and lends it wt . silken sheen that is very be- | be sp your dealer doesn't have the Black and White Beautv Crea- Zions vou want. send his name to Plough, Dept. L-121. eg phis, Tenn... and you will re- Eesive FREE, a copy of the Birthday and Dream Book, con- taining mans interesting facts fen beauty, creams and fortune telling. Mle, wa 3LACK= WHITE Ng seauty Creations a open iy ; MILLION USEDA YEAR | ADVEETISEMENT lere’s the Way : oHealRupture Marvelous Self-Home-Treat- ment That Anyone Can Use on Any Rupture, Large or Small Costs Nothing to Try Ruptured people all over the coun- are amazed at the almost miracu- results of a simple Method for ture that is being sent free to al] pb write for it. This remarkable jure System is one of the great- * : women amd children. It is be- pronounced the most successful hod ever discovered, and makes Suse of trusses or supports un- RsSary. matter how bad the rupture, wPlong you have had it, or how Mto hold: no matter how many of trusses you have worn, thin prevent you from FREE TREATMENT. Whether think vou are past help or have ipture as large as your fists, this rvelous System will so contro} it keep it up inside as to surprise with its magic influence. Jt wi}} help you restore the parts where rupture comes through that so on will be as free to work at any h ruptured. ou cari have a free trial of this ferful strengthening preparation fy merely send®me vour name ang iress to W. A. Collings, Inc. 59D gs Building, Watertown, NW. Y. MmMno money. The trial is free. mae now—today. It may save the | ADVERTISEMENT ® YOUR COLD IN ® WHE HEAD DUE 10 - SWUS TROUBLE? ration of f the Nose With | | ptic” Aids Drainage rof Infected Antrum and | Other Sinuses. very rarely suspect trou- me Sinuses (cavities draining the nose). One of the Inost frequent): y in- hed by cold germs, is known as Antrum of Highmore. People Chronie or acute antrum infec- Will be amazed at the immedi- : & the nose of the accumula- of germ-laden mucous secre S Sad the discharge of pus that me éccom pani ies even a common told. SinuSeptic reduces the ion and inflammation of the ous Membrane, and thus aids in sung free drainage of the infect- Sinus, Try it today. It’s re- ka ble bow many people are re- immediate relief from the and pains in the head. and the eyes and ears, after using eptic applied with hot water in douche. On sale at the Wal- rug stores, Wo'ff-Wilson and Guaranteed by Corporation. St. Louis. - rout the Post-Diapatch Smna- Fhone your t or leave it with your vetrcet re fe a] ® quick way to nell that | |Taurus and Orion. pus shield against wind and | CHANCE: TO PHOTOGRAPH METEORS THIS MONTH Continued from Preceding Page. of the entire sky which hinders the observer, because long photograph- | ic exposures carnot be made with- out fogging the plates. This month, however, the moon will be practically out of the way, for it will be at first quarter on the twelfth, whicb means that it sets at midnight, s> that late in the eve- ning the meteors may be photo- | | graphed, |may be if weather permits. « ; Ww Do Your Xmas Shopping Early Our Selections Are More Complete $1.00 Coty’s L’Origan Face Powder The New Super- Adjustable Lamp Stands — Hangs — Clamps Anywhere — any position. Artis- tically designed, well made, beau- tifully finished. Finishes Old Ivory, Brass, (ray or Statuary Bronze, all with embossed decora- tion $1.98 Single and Double Compacts Including Woodworth’s, Hudnut’s Terri, Djer-Kiss, Coty, Houbigant. $1.00 to $7.50 Jung & Wulff Cordials In the following fla- vors: Apricot, Gin, Kummel, Peach, Rock and Rye, Manhattan, Mart'ni, Vermouth and Grenadine. 25. - 98 ounce bottles. oF > Candy Specials 5-pound box Assorted pia 98 Milk Chocolates... 39c Homemaid Hard nities pound jar Maxixe Chocolate-cover- 49 i Fruit 9c a a fe fe . Fe Se ee ee a ed Cherries, pound box.. Town ‘Talk Chocolates, Cream centers, pound box $4.00 Madam Yale’s Beauty Combination At the Very Unusual Price of 98c This comrbt- nation offer consists of a oe ae. Mme. Yale's Pink Skin and a $1.00 jar of her Blossom Complexion Recular $4.00 value. e242 @€ 232 eee 22 ee a (creme Almond (ream. Perfumes Imported and Domestic Ideal as Xmas Gifts—Houbi- gant's, Coty’s, Caron, Guerlain, Cara Nome, Ciro, Djer-Kiss, Hudnut. Roger & Gallet, Wood- worth. Put up in holiday boxes, priced $1 to $27 Re . & Perfume Sets In some of the above makes, put up in beautiful holiday DOXEeS. mest $2.50 $25.00 from. Star-Rite Waffle Iron Reg. $9.00 Value Sale Price $7.98 Complete with cord and plug; all-nickel finish; generous plate size: aluminum Grid, which makes perfect waffles. Has stop- push plug, Nichrome element. Star-Rite Electric Toaster Complete with cord and attach- ments. Works on any current; reversible on both sides: makes two pieces of ioast at one time. Reg. $4.50 value. sale price. 7TH AND WASHINGTON — 408 WASHINGTON — GRAND AND OLIVE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH > “A ST. LOUIS INSTITUTION”’ oO Gaia 1 79e | $1.50 Mary Garden Toilet Water................-.- $1.13 | Waterbury Compound ........ lel alas eke Geoe das 79e | 35¢ Cutex Manicure PIII |S oie bnndne oe vss0es va Toilet Sets Decorated amber, decorated pear! om amber, decorated shell: also imitation pearl in blue and rose colora. Priced from $3.50 Djer-Kiss Toilet Water Bottle ... P2sOD Bottle ... Sets In natural and black ebenyt ex- tra etiff bristles. Priced from $2.98 to $10.00 Military Hair Brush | $1.50 Veolay Ambre = Face Powder $10.00 to $50.00 “°A Running Stream Stays Fresh | Our Enormous Prescrip- tion Business allows no chance for our shelves to accumulate Over 2,000,000 prescrip- tions filled to date. Fifteen registered pharmacists. stale drugs. ~~ “There's a Reason’”’ Bifocal Glasses We Employ Only Thoroughly Experienced Registered Pharmacists. | #4 ‘reading — com- Optical Specials! In Our 2 Downtown Stores 4-Day Sale! M Bia itn Bip 09 hursday _iMauie ae @ 1 plete with frame Reading and Sewing Glasses $1.45 ee vnenwveneeneee Ingersoll Watches at Syringe at Yankee Radiolite Reliance ...$5.48 $1.98 Wageenry, ‘gold Midget Radiolite filled . $7.48 $3.48 Reliance, gold Waterbury ..$4.19 — filled . $8.98 nti Cs, i Christmas Gift Reduced Prices $2 Yankee ..... $1.35 | Wrist Watch $1.75 ye oe ont ne ee Eclipse ..... $2.25| Radiolite, $3.69 Sate hevasien tea-tieken sells Junior ..$2.98 , Waterbury niceties "etait Midget ..... $2.98 | Radiolite, $4.98 $2.50 Excello Vaginal Spray “= woe es vers est Ss er 2. Fee fF eS ee 75c Washington Rubber pi vere ome in box. Rubber Goods .50 Omega Combination Fountain $1 98 Syringe and Hot-Water Bottle, red rebber, . oe 262 eee 2 6 82 8 £22 Se Oe 8 Se 8 8 8 Pweeae ee yr ae aes Ses Fe eS FS eee @eeeeoeeaenwnenpneeneeoeaenrneweenreaetere#eeee# ss aoer#eensneeeoete ei? 7th and Washington and 408 Washington Cigars — Tobacco — Pipes Our Cigar Department is now in f ull readiness for Xmas selections. All leading brands of Cigars, packed 10, 25 and 50 Cigars to a box. A most capable corps of salesmen are at your service to help you LADIES select a good brand of Cigars that will please HIM. DUTCH MASTERS |QUR 1926 COMBINATION BOX SO Tig gi ay .$2.23 Surpasses Anything We Have Oe in Former Years 2 for 25¢c size .82,.73 15c str. size . $3.23 Thi hie A Wore ANSON fea cee CHANCELLORS Nothing FAMOVYS Cigars in 3 on 5 ditter ent 25 in Box Like It COWMASAM ATION shapes, Per- 10¢ size $2.23 WOLFF WILSO" ape ® for 25¢ size 2.73 Ever fecto os iSc str. sive ........ 3.234 Sold in gag an atela-; 7 a packed in a c" A or the fancy cedar MURIEL CK RS Money. wood » Ox ie wie a ek $2.23 bn a a 3 for 25c sine ........... $2.73 —_ ee et te 2.200 LA FENDRICH __ | Beeuler Price $290. | QS Per Box 25 im Box Special Sale Price. .. * 10c size Plo we at BO le 2.23 DS SOP Bee MED cleo wis coes 2.73 EMANELO MERCANTILE 25 in Box 25 in Box PERFECTO GARCIA | tbc size ....--.--- 55-0 +> CER fF OBe ee «os - deen 9th ooo —— Finest clear Havana. 2 for 25c size . m ' Fee 2 Errore $27 im boxes of 25 $3. 83.50 and $4 if. atr. size $3.50 See aor. ae 5 oc ci Ses .$3 23 LA PALINA EL PRODUCTO EL VF.RSO 25 in Box 25 in Box 25 in Box 2 for 23sec size .... .. $2.73 2 for 25c size . $2.73 2 for 25c size .$2.33 ibe str. size . $3.23 > ff errr re $3.73 DON JULIAN 25 in Box Ss ee Seeger 2 Pare $2.23 S dep Bho MOO . nc ccoccees $273 iSc etr. sige ..-..... ee $3 23 S Gow SOG GD «+. ctccrse’ $3.73 25 in Box Oe is gaeewes .$2.23 3 for B6c eine ...-.-0- .$2.73 Ee a en en ee re $3.23 GARCIA GRANDE 25 in Box Os ee eS gp ey: as $2.23 S Gop She GD . swe cececs $2.73 HENRY the FOURTH 25 in Box OR ete. be. bs op phe sa ES $2.23 2 for 25e size Err e rrr $272 ee Oe gk gg oben wl $3.23 |1SMOKING TOBACCO 16-o2z. Tuxedo .. She Se 0 ep ana ee ox 16-oz. Prince Albert ...... e5e 16-ox. Granger Rough Out . .75e A Full Line of Genuine Briar Pipes and Fine Cigar Humidors at Prices to Suit Every Purse — PAGE 9C Mail Orders Filled a Promptly. Add 10% a of Order for Post- age and Packing. W 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste Children’s Doll Trunk Min tature size of the real thing. An Ideal Xmas Gift ae re Qn Wie goof ti Te > Se aad Lab dbase eh leahindile ldeeanebuanaaeaed renee x - te ea alt re teen SE Sat Se See THT EEE Pm SMAehs se Siow ght one pide Spa need Sb Ream uote et atthe naa eeu eae A most bedutiful and varied assortment, from $1.00 to $15.00 De Vilbiss Atomizer. Séts Various styles and beautifal designs. “The latest creation for the dresser,” priced from $6.50 ° $75.00 Edward’s Electric Cook Stove They're so convenient they're a necessity in every home. Com- plete with 6 feet of extension cord. Regular $1.50 value or ff @ @e et @e—HehmhUhr hm FL FS $3.25 Big or Baby Ben Alarm Clocks | _ Dat $2.48 fo Star-Rite Heater W Star-Rite = Pad iM Extra large size, tide beg Has Extra large size Heater, 14-inch diamter copper "G98 Regular $7.50 value oene#eete#nee#es @ 2 TREES,

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PAGE 10€ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 ab LOUIS PNST-DISPATCH c/ __ ; eae ee ee LEX i KEN DENSON EVEN GENE LLNS NE IED EIRENE IS ON IEG DO CCE ISS For age Furniture, the eer and Lasting — 4 ss) a = . [! re! q = > imma = Make your selections now in this sale and you'll profit greatly. You can buy that Christmas Gift on Union’s Easy Budget Plansen| ; Read over this page of remarkable gijt bargains. There are a. Se Sis d ea i Complete Stock of . Just pay a small cash payment and the balance can be divided imjp Christmas Gifts here to please everybody on your shopping list. easy payments. * * * If desired, purchases made now will be Buy on Our Easy Budget Plan. Open Evenings Until Xmas. JNew and hmproved and delivered in time for Christmas. ERESHM MAST ERPIEG The Famous 6-F-3 Radio Set oe eee Ki r Pee ER POE , rhe r si acles . - ’ “ " 7 -~ Be GO Cook RE PEE a op eae ae te eae ae ae es RD ° “agereareere vv 446 6 ht LFAAF A rhe # Pa cs raneedaaer ‘ 4 a th, yee co ~~ _— Lalit, a . y per toa + ge ag a (_————_—— rrr — -_ » . ] é , , i, “~—— | eRe ' Lhe ts bee4 ef ,? ts5 i? rages i ‘ | ha, : - ~ : o - : ’ — —— - —_—_ —_— | ~ - . - - +4 . as —_ . } : ee > wn par PE ; ‘ mn a at . ———— - —$ = 134 ’ - oe ~ > = ’ ’ . q “ = - mm GA ba? t ’ F {2 7 = — - —= — - _— : ~ Ss FF { 7 “ ~~ . - 4 ~~ , « = — ” * w = . - : : . 3 . 4 . - ~~ , —= : at Se ae bs : - ae _——— : . ap — = — . - . * . a, = — _ — > "\ = — —s { - — ; rt = : ~ accom 2 = *, : ; - me RS J - = ~ = ~ a me -_ _ a s hie - “ ot ante —— mre - — ‘ : = —_— — = iF) ‘ es —_— — — - —_—_ ee THE GROUP ABOVE THE GROUP ABOVE Large Size, Fine End Table and Cabinet Smokers Cabinet Smokers "gS No at fiend 920 Valen, $22 ond $25 Valeo. § 2. bb a | BB tec! christmas. a. | Faney Cedar Chests Window Seat Class Xmas Sale, at rm a aq a if th every ron : i , : oa CHES T AT TOP THE CHEST ) ; ° hile liad eg } Priced Complete W ith ‘i x ; =i Si tetile Se Oe J $50.00 Value, in | _ Union's Xmas Ae dor. All fittings are brightly finished, ate" iis Cie edie has parat: ( ome early and hear : . ae 44 *% a4 Airaid 4 . a4 7s ' . 4 ee ~ ¥S a » - i , ) being th ad n eCeSSa ry uire , a 5 oe >] ‘ : Accessories at $99.50. ari oO ar Priced With Accessories, $99.50 ete ee this tronderful Radio [ ARGE-SIZE Cedar Chests Set perform Queen Anne styl and throughout of red 8 a ments. Buy on Our Easy. $1.00 Cash Delivers ¢ Smoker $1.00 Cash ‘ aia wer m utilis ud £ the s*ick ty pe so easilv carried. “oOmmplete smokers equipm ae 2 se —e ) : : : . se : $1.00 Cash $3.00 Cash £1.00 Cash Delivers a Smoker $1.00 Cash Deltvers Sevekes Buy Y our Orthophonic Victrola on Oul faa = Plan This Beautiful : Orthophonic Victrola — : i ” Continuing Our Sale of in 198 Ws | Betsy Ross” Floor Lamps the Union. *. PAS) Budget Plan , Orthoph > ‘ ~- w 2e ed walnut: cedar lined and with? . cummed lesigns. - oe rs aa > . ~- + - c= na @ice ient tene au 4 " Sait Delivery on All Other Victor Victrolas ’ i i : i i ‘ \ : ; , i i ‘ ‘ ‘ a ‘ : y ‘ i ‘ ‘ v ‘ } ¥f ‘ Radio or | ateetoerety YY ds ue Ly Sj | : all ° ° ; ; pe ” . 4 @ Fireside Bench | S es | 7 | | a it ’ 7 = =a ' ' Ry $18.00 Values. i | | J $18.00 Values. in HQCV.4D $1.00 ; = | MRS. J. FREDERICK BI mile Cash | : f= of st of ‘her ° rs. ie | +: gues mother, Mrs. cord. a tah eid deed Gabe dee Any Lamp in 4 nasi | ‘olorful Replica ¢ Is Setting for MV PASTS — 3 = fiver eves ’ ee oe ee ee ee eS ES EI 8 Ee “E Have Musicin Your | em Bey hE “ii OX sy 7 MG é a Home This Christmas , Fo ——_——_4 ; § @r. and Mrs. Daniel K. Cathin | Daughter at the St. Le Apartment Size | ; gig The New Type ' ee + . a 66 bag ? , ft @ ‘ ‘ . @ “Harding” Play er-Piano — Grand Piano ime =| = 4 | Baby Bridge and Junior Floor Lamps eT Soc beset ofS ee dy ae Be Fs apes PA, Sophy RON Ni Sgt ties 8's , was woven with st into the arrange ‘ves . - . i ~ i ; = Value rm } rar if = = . cacy of a) | R d if , a | VG alker | $15.00 Value, in S 95. $1.00 Cash Delzvers 3 the Gimmer-danee seen ERE'S ift for all t ecordas . ; Unson’s Xmas Sale a Lamp Bs FS | pH ESE excellent “Hardin eee sta ie’ 3 ll ae | —z 83 t the st. } is Country Club by 2am Pianos are big barcains t only po > _——— - 4, ie g a _ uae a , f | Fi, ; ' ; : , ‘estmore- $. wow pa eo al la araraamadined es | usages 43 com ag sh Peed A pms SE pretty Lamps are the sensation of the season. They are artistically Catlin of 41 W | . hey ‘ 31) th yf var tt 3 TA Dtal ¢+*.% > an 3 ai " : $ ' . ~ mad Tr 4 a — iu . S! fa S. —_— Mme vai 457° P33 7 i 17 : mai ~ re a e€inz ’ -( ROBE } Sc to 2-P Christ 5 Sele . . = . -_ . & ing. reoil adjuster and they have wor olished mahogany: opper wound | $1.50 Values = esigned with wrought iron stands and Dieated Georgette shades the formal entrance | | & tractive daughter, Miss Gertrude, derful clear Cases are of polish- one ivory Keys and solid brass ped- ae Cabinet | S i ai Bridge and Bridge and ed pt seo veneer als uti : | $20 Cash Delivers This Plaver 25.00 De roms ers This Grand Piano | any 7 a _— WOE. , | n Actual ye Mecd = » borrowed from the famou® Ipright Pi ‘ ie 1D Junior Floor Lamps Fi la Mite. 2 ce borrowed trom the famous Clearance of a. : 1anos | =e 1 unior oor = ® country in full fruitage amd tram | ERVICEABLE Babv 3 ¢€ i into the spacious rooms of tie Excellent for } t | IF SE ADELE bad s . |= into the spaciou S . a eTerhintet Ee | — “Con wes Four ir telephon constructed of heavy Cash . Were the scores of trees which lined A PECIAL group of good demonstrator Upright Pianos. . rfect ition ind eniov the bs s of this , : & | and just the thing for beginners. 3iu be] ictor net a ‘i ON ‘a typ Secretary | metai With Wood seat. i ror a atteas 4 9 and 4 JOTWarys, toe. boughs covered + _ t ; L W ii roarve, ? PLe - ; Gy ro Irgnt wheeis are re- obta: : Y tive Lamps can be priced so um { leaves reaching to the ceiling BILLINGS UPRIGHT ..$10.00 | STEINBACH & DREHER. s75 ee ee mnie and Desk ate in hase. @ two Ir ang: 7 : me , AWITA! ’ ‘CQL Peceruce. “ys i a ep . TrsiDdif; FuovdDer Tires on sty) na ins nae shi oar ~f Georgette usualiy | elicately shirr des =e -ec with thousands of-fragrant oraag BAHNSEN U N >> : iecorat : rt r AGes Of ‘s¢0OTE usually iow Delicately shirred sha > ; $5.00 to $15.00 Delivers an Upright Pian sne | ae : a te 7 > ie i os P g° “fi are featured - oe detachable handle hases are inciuded @ gee "024 store bouse, typical of Southe ag = ——— : — om e ie Se 4 freed trimmed Open — Until 9 P. M. : 4 ay a ‘ith luscious fruit, and the mei Walnut Color Costumer , : . + ee ee GME trom within giving evidence of & > 4 Wal ee Ma PLO. a Bridge Lamps a ’ receiving partr—Miss Catlin. ber 3 Fan $00 a see : ——— oe ly sn ot > ” < i = te eh » r, @ a ep Scr guest, Miss Angze Tud or of Bosts nson’s Xmas Saic si : , J ae : 4 pent, MM rederick W a Allen : | -. : 4 225 Value, im $ (i) ~ p*Ork, and her grandémother, Mra. Dam STRONG Cos r. built of , ‘in = ey: wy , as ee Ls ‘ A‘ . VOStemner, SU © Fes U'mson’s Xmas Sale 4 » ST.. stood in the lounge pe the club berdw oods, neatly finis ; J 2 , + : finished in ~w: = 4 an 4 i - Uty Japanese orange plants, #2 walnut with braced legs and four = 9 : , bted DH . th EEE Seren t02 ee Np pe ae an es aN Ny ea Nae eM eM ak Sct eg ei a “ 5 * Pv eR ea cr eae: ‘ts nal ae a ~ GEE LOE IRS. NPY RMN” OI HR Sty 4 REE: on oe. cn anaes RM i tages, MERA ELMS wees ‘ ge gus -~ ue ass Dace eee Cote goa aE id Le wer Sit ne - Durable wrought iron Bridge Lamps oe og 2 “eahted Dutch windmill hooks. Te 4 ee ood , . +t 1 oe eer ae oo Olive i aa : ths < Za with parchment shades in orange i oe Phin ver its windows and the | | | : | — Caf color—very attractive. eS fe its fan revolving as if ip the : De so) ie. Mine? a nt ~ ; y = } } + he adjoining dining

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PATCH ec SWAQ ST. LO be SL Riv 2 Rive ds. * sf | fat % = GY: ‘ ;g Be | me : Z iG pes oJ Oa a Rit Yi GZ aaa Vr = = ee So ~s : Ve 4G ig = ———— : j . 47 | . Gi om i c r s ~— G y} : me He . Z : Z | _. belne's V, : Y j : es g : Z | SERS sharers. trees, cade cae eee a reer i Ze Sia y yf. 4 | ; Yi? 1 MISS MARIE | gs 2 Peed oe a: Pree 6 daughter of Mr. and eee: ioe Reg os . $50.00 Value, in > 50) ro * ° ES Union’s Xmas Sale Bs. mo A CHEST made for use as a window seat 2 4 in walnut finish; cedar lined and dec- ee cen tn wt OM Pe MQ QOQOQSOHN00WWN orated panels, e — $3.00 Cash & Bs Mrs. Edgar Lackland Tay- ; — Y lor. She has been recent- na 2 hs oe ‘ ; Y . e a Genuine Walnut Chest ae Y ly. elected secretary of o° ee Ee x | the St. Louis Chapter _ ‘eh OAS THE CHEST BELOW : Yj of the Junior my ga tee hei ie ) SS — Ashen-bDrenter 4 Sea Pd ‘ . —_ + i “si . va PA > ] eague. y . : : PTR 4 Se Ai" ya » ae ‘ . 4 A wie’ A a tos , . ’ L. Oey "eA ee . & Of ~, & A a ; ee 7 i ea & > iid . he ae) : y Ad ¥ ee 7 ae ¥ Moe a ele ee hd ¢ yA ye ‘ oe : . Pe : , iy . aod J — ‘ bin, «gee di : : Pow a MQ $55.00 Value, in s A5 Union's Xmas Sale © Y ‘J A TUDOR period Cedar Chest, well fin- é Y :% Y : . 1% . “ty, Wi : ished in walnut; cedar lined and with : Y 1G “Vy pf hand-painted designs. “s ; eh . gus pee : y Vi; ee ae Ze $3.00 Cash | S.. P , ee ae : ‘ Y iG tere cose Rag : a Y ig , iS Z | % a) CA) 7 Ld $ ee VA; BY) Z Ae /mt«ti‘i‘(ité« a aR i a a A a oe ale em r Sale of a ( Z | | L Er y RS PYWWWWWWWW SSSS SS SSS SSS eee Sa aaa enanaesesaseaaeesteasesanssanase ‘@ 4 rf 7 , y \\\ Ht ii . = ; ei pe “Che LOE - S; \\ i}; ; ; ; ‘ Re. % Ss payee ae : ¢ j pig e rs iy me y , y % : ae pr bs ay “ogk Siar “s ee Mis ay es” Bi ee var ee: ’ ee 5 So gerne” Se ae / tH, ey >, ; Vie ‘ : ; j 4 Bean Y % bc OCR RO nec eee: RES ke rae oe ; bs . sa mie a : re od Fae te es ms yl Y y Gilt, Cec-setttsserthtissMss tip § Y, srt Wa eid hbdsitc CEETES SS. Lhd dbddddd ide "Uy, he Adele atari) went a: teat , VA Wy 47 ff % "¢ ggaemur ie net Vinee "_ G ee Y a Y OO lbdiiiiiiilllddd, “Wy, Z iS, Vij y% ) | “Wh. yy ‘Wy ‘yy, Dieppe rm, j “of 7 OVALE eraayyyraylng AG % MISS MARIAN CROSS, ‘ wer & Z, % % se A WZ ogee i Zz “%, a Y Jt Astle rib eee, 4OSGS G, tengitte 4 4 Y . li M ‘ h ‘ h $ - A}, Gif Yee yr he 4, “% PY nee grr _ til falilt of Minneapolis, Minn., who ts che Ay 1. MA, 4% Gauls Yi Wz % “4% J as lags «ay “, guest of Miss Helen Rule, daughter MRS. J. FREDERICK BROWN “OY YG Y-p,47 44g %y ¥¢ of Judge and Mrs. Virgil Rule. , ‘ of Denver, Colo. Mrs. Brown is the ANY ‘LN, 4 : 4,4 but” — Ashen-Breaner. guest of her mother, Mrs. William Thornburg “ahi, VDiry : Yi (/ tt, é “7 “. f4t ~~ 4% Ravenscroft. Ashen-Brenner. (U4, w Yi %, ; i », 200 Guests Enjoy olorful Replica of Orange Grove \ > NichtlChib Prema a Lamp a NS | @ Is Setting for Miss Catlin’s Debut *> \ t Magnus S e ing or S “ty, . cae 44 % “A A M U Home “tty 7 v, 4% % . Oo Shy tiny ‘ty % 4% // 3 4 ZZ ‘| 13 4% Z ° . r MISS ELIZABETH THOMAS { /// 444GZ ” Novelty in Decorations In- ‘ : me, and Mrs. Daniel K. Catlin Give Dinner Dance for Their whowill be complimented byatea 7 /// a a Z clude Chef in Black and . : dance which her aunt.Mrs.George 33 # e444 g Q “ Daughter at the St. Louis Country Club. S. Mepham, will give at the St. 3 33 i : open tt g White Costume, Who Re- G44 9 : ete 3G ; . Louis Country Club, Decembet 30 ZG 44 te = bg eG i a leases Live Blackbirds omen i-Bbren , 4% ss Se if V4 A A . . . r Floor Lamps y golden beauty of a Southern Cali- appeared as a clearing in such a grove in the Se Gy 44 4 ee UG 4 From Gigantic Pie. ; ‘ wrening >it} ¢ T~) ) the ) er t Cee ee Witt tf, bene P % 4% F VAT, Z ' ' eer eerie cae Tren ee th the evening, with long tables for the dinner, At YU (Bereccerccrens a LEE, 4 4 ; tii erence gros st pio sieemeeene Miss Catlin’s table for 90 guests, 20 great Gy a Mi hayyyy 4% : Wit) $ DWARD MAGNUS presided last aight 5 $1.00 Cash Delivers a Ae Oe eee low bowls of tropical fruits were alternated Zi Sicses 17 444, SHY as the smiling, genial host at the for the dinner-dance given Friday ith qeep yellow candles, and the same dec- Zi sa = 4 % / “World's Premier of Eddy’s Night Ciub,”’ ZG i a housewarming party given by Mr. and Mrs. Y 4 ete WSs 7 at the St. Louis Country Club by Mr. oration obtained on the smaller tables scat- ; Y O01 the season. They are artistically . Daniel K. Catlin of 41 Westmore- tered about. The lights were encased in Zi EG, Jy peer gripes Soe perce cae b ; X *, é ae j ; yr it} ioe ? 4p 4 4 %,, “he The house, recently purchased, as Dern nd pleated Georgette shades. > lace. to mark the formal entrance of orange-shaped yellow paper, with twigs of Zi bY, Yeh —_ hou J p 7 att de. int leaves giving them the appearance of clust- ZG i i £Z Uy, entirely redecorated, and its lovely furnish- ‘ ‘Tire anaoehter Tica ,ertr ® in O : " a A % 4 nA. , > a Bridge and “i : ee en ers of fruit against the sky. Back of the Zi iY Z ings, new throughout, were given to Mr. and . 4 ri : . ‘ i 4 4 é . Ae — . + Ww ;: 2d ‘ si debutante table was a smaller windmill, built G i VG Mrs. Magnus by his mother, Mrs. J. W. Loeb unior oor ps 7 ene Borrowed from the famous apparently against the side of a moss covered ZG i | [YY Z of Chicago, who came to St. Louls for the ; cOuntry in full fruitage and trans- slope Zi GY M45 fo) cag tteny, we ti yl (eth A Zz? party and assisted in receiving. The guests, " , : a _— the y ys > V/, “Cag, tag yy, wait sf st pee an ; , : y ad into the spacious rooms of the After the theater hour, Bobbe Arnst, danc- G i WA cA ; Cllyyyyy ”**stacenngapraraewennenensnneny gree Yo numbering 200, used the side entranes to $30.00 Values, m e 95 $1.00 ; use . Ke one es list} : 4 tcl a» , Zs 5 Yj G Uliyyyyy COtPEDEEEEAT ” ijtll””’ iy | ; , ad arrangements and after greeting Union's Xmas + Cash COuld have been no more realistic ing ingenue with “‘Le Maire’s Affairs” which Zt tZ ~% ULL ULI I TOA Z facilitate ve Se 5% ees ieee he Were the scores of trees which lined the played here last week, and Ted Lewis and his Gi rZ h> their hosts in the reception hall, where they Bi a ote ees ; : : 8 By “> : - p ow er ryou will marvel how these attrac- pand doorways, their boughs covered With 1, . cs Se, >, ) “ea me) _ ndmother, that group to be invited to the Junior League. One evidence of her popularity was the enormous number of gorgeous flowers ar- ranged in clusters and baskets and sent to her by admiring friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brookings Wallace of St. Louis Country Club grounds gave a dinner dance last night at the Florissant Val- ley Country Olub to compliment their MISS ALICIA KENNEDY of Brookline, Mass. She is the guest of Mrs. Oliver L. Garrison Jr, ~Asben-Brenner. debutante niece, Miss Anne Kennard Wal- lace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Brook- The ings Wallace of 4876 Pershing avenue. their guests numbered 70 debutantes and a will be made at a party which her parents will give for her Dec. 17, at the same club. Miss Anne-Marvel of Wilmington, Del.,°> will arrive Thursday to be Miss Wallace’s guest. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClure Clark of Hortense place departed yesterday for New York to sail Dec. 11 for Naples, Italy, where they will be met hy their son-in-law and Europe with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Claude S. Kennerly of Portland place shared honors at a farewell dinner given Thursday night by Mr. and Mrs. Steriing E. Edmunds of 11 Lenox place at the St. Louis Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Kennerly and their. two daughters will depart the middle of the month for a world eruise. -——s _— — =) covered wrought iron brackets on which ap- pear Chinese figures. Mirror mosaics glitter at intervals on the walls, about the marble floor are tables each seating four, covered as are the chairs, with bizarre chintses. Twelve attractive young women as wait- resscz in Pierot costumes, with their names on

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PAGE2. _—s———C_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — __SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926__ cr i hh , a New Tork A o Items of Travel, tine piace Jam A ’ . . INE MABLEY Be 'den will be a bri : . onored 200 Guests Enjoy | MRS. LEROY YOUNG MRS. JAMES BOWLES MISS ELA F Visitors Here |Crunden’s brother, Walter “s 0 Be A 1 : . I ETTLES Le , GO ; Shy QOVTGITF IGF) ; ae sri ; den, will be begs and | ) & Night Club Premier | WOVYIITITILTISFIG SA > fo TISSTPOPISTSS AGLI F/, eeeanees Zw S Me + enaasnee---566 nna no 8 ier, yr oeemmnene Gree . Mrs. Lelia Chopin Hattersley Allen Hitec! ps pee: At arties tj ——- ‘ Nha 9 SN : is , J SSSA SALA ps Ay “Yj Whitty; W447 LLLTTT, as y , Af ‘ Xo 4 x y Oy eee f Y , and her SOD. Robert Cc, Ha ttersley , - uM) as i | At Magnus Home es 8 3 PR : ins "« la 7. he ’ ji. 3 le © Princeton-Yale and Harvard-Ya! Margaret Burkham, |football games, later going tO yy and Mre Robert Meacmmee’ | Washington, D. C., for a visit Of rye~ Woetmi, several days. ony George es Rass of 4651 N ister place; i lev will give a oe N Grover, daughter 9? # Bell bower wlis §&: dl. N ; aft rnevnkt OL aC Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Filley of “TS: Pnaeet lamiltom ¢ Veg en 20.6 o'clock, to informal- | # New York, and Mrs. John Ames of “iss Julia Wells, 3 ae S Boston, who were called to St. . N |Louis by the death of Mrs. John Kingsbury place, WhO ae tay S | Dwight Filley, have returned to tg un yoy the —_ N | their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Filley se Atwell Lin r 4 ne i r: ; eir § | were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- ms - “age mas in Rome. fies Perkins Bass, of Ev nr S ‘uel C. Davis of 13 Westmoreland *!Y they will go to the mj ~ iass als ist § Ss N s | N »| a \" %, Re a ee es Sing ay dintetibieys Rsiniladhaaie ai iosaieets, Peep rd ae Og si 4 Maw as and Mrs. Erastus bs han Te ee TREY Our ats Brice pary ae a Se oe ee Pe Ay s er YP Opa SS am ya eR a ae ot oett RS ale: Dt a Petite e- . Bo | place and Mrs. Ames visited Mrs. mo ater og Paris, reter i cu ‘er of Minne iis, Minn., Harry H. Langenberg of 49 West- mee BO seh ee of Maz : “aes debut during Miss | meecetané place. shi as son. 7¢orge H. t : who is a student at Kent § Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Perry Connecticut, will returg gee n of 10 North Kingshighway, will de- | Dec. 18, for the holiday, bemapec _ “Wal is part next Sunday for Tyron, N. C., Mrs. John L. Anderson 3.4 tenia "tem to pass the winter. Their daugh- Clara avenue has ag hers ter, Miss Marion Perry, who iS | fenriette Boyer of now in New York, will join them. ga ae 4 fe * mrs te pecs ee ele ee ee eee ed Mfrs. William Maff! ca mS - Pps Sp ‘ ed thigh dy ae | be *. » oF * oa Rae 3 | Re - Ses ee " sae r ; St. Louis in March. ee eS Be SS - . e ee Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Crunden —. @ ; lo fils Sty, YW“ Vieusll UM Jpg * ba : “ee a ‘gas : eae ‘ | oor Bk 2 = Sie of 4426 Westminster piace, and "s ai\yi lo Startle with Assorted Hapetizers, we Wg Weta Wig, 2 a eee a a he meee = Se a Soe Se: their daughter, Miss Catherine | COATS — Look Good and Taste Pette: eS OY ea. ‘hteceg, “lipy, Ullty % 7 S . ” | : 4 Loutse Crunden, will depart Dec. 29 | ae “i * . a : . 4 ‘ Next, a Kup of Hard Green Sas . f ‘*> ; » es . of : Ns . - ew Tork to ttend tha : + & ort Ps VATE “ “4 . SS , . f Ve =: ; ali aat > sae oe ly % 6 — 4 - - : vo ni ; ; BE Wi Bees See .% “. Ragen - lig ’ = bean . the regul , a : ‘ ws. . ERS SRS Sere | oy ere | ve a a liants uncneon, ter Wursitchen mitt Kartoffe! , * BSS BAO gl SSE. SS «66S ip rss Ba ee OP > Be on is me! ie ee ‘ey . iment to '¥ this % Salat. - ‘.. = SS ; 9 Kee i SS ; r . ; mee & wat * ee Fa > = & "yg If fs . , . 4 GIVE j Ld Ti a $ Er i. thd . ship of : f ; « vA 7 » el + eS. Ss OS 4 . iid . 42 “A “i “a : * cx ip, “Ss ‘ ws o 2 / s / y , ty e SAL LL hd ff if, SULA 4 Zs, Vf (Ap hh fh 4 . (fe, ~ a = A "Th oe wa is 4 me W : : 1] if i | ce . 7 called in Komon Lingo “Hot Doogs : by PRS SS Si SS) ae Se Oe SYR F 42 i ; ‘ age” , : - social even SSR oa Reda oat a ae . ody , , 4 : : Visit Our Beautiful Eeniargced Shop | eau Ss tt ee eh. | include J ~ he 7 a . 3 . i) oe . 7 : . a‘ a 4 gies omega NESTLE PERMANENT WAVE, (oss ‘olsce of 4078 Peron 2 Kold Zalmon. a Phine Feesh with a Delikate Cemplete. Finixhed in Approximately Twe ee , v3 bs avy and New “‘unke, “Jah r}’ All Licensed Operators ameter | Mr, @l . ' Tunke. “Jah Wohl" Announcement has been made of the engagement of cet awence and MARCH = ++...819 OF eo Castinun a otra Korse—Pork and Beans-——Shust . Mrs. Young was formerly Miss Mabley, daughter of Mrs. Fanny Woodward Marcel .. .° a : i 4615) Gatesworth like Mozer 3% ec : ° by ag SPECIAL “FACIAL a , i ee Miss La Verne Young, Mabiey, and Frank Schramm of albanien: Ia. hone NOW! Garfield 2819-30658 =. nm wwitl ewe a (ensee Lee % ace | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Lisi cae Agpiaen atl } luncheon ee aera: daughter of Mr. and Mr — THE VAN BEAUTY SHOP, 614 Oli evening of Jam —a : ~ . owe om UY I Tt +7 . i j . ¥ . ‘ ‘ ‘ , ‘ : , . : : é' pe SoS & Ze Galant Turkee in eo — During the war, he served as a Mrs. J. Frederick Brown of Den- er is iin, Gauss : second lieutet in the Air Serv- ve -o10., and her sister-in-law with Kranberry Soc ce of th uited States Army. © Mrs. (Charles Lowell, of Fort Coli- : | see. (adn. taal eens aa ee SPECIAL WINTER RATE NOW ele er M us*) ae . # - ’ isn’ om, t ‘ - era. ‘ Zimmerer of ol sa , = x . ~ 3 = se BS ae wodhs = R a ve De we . cated ¢ . ti : Lid : ! (a ce, : . ” alli o a1 as ; rie srOow! nother, Mrs. Willian . Grerar _ A . a aS ee , a ae . hin ouievar St. Ouis, :s ap UE: Lo a F 7 Bie Will Shouw ou the Pirds oul: A numbe afternoo! ‘ae SS Ae. e 3 Wash ne on b ae fy * ~ nig: ge Th ornburg Ravenscroft, of 4944 nad avenue. . a : | opster Sure Ty , tig - = on fir g receptions were } eld a es “oS = ; SS a 2S pass ing tne winter in Paris bai ae" Lin e] 1} boulevard . —— - e hy intes of . 24 * on! = . Sw ; } i ’ ° | ee > ; i , : he . A441 : say : im ; ” _ . os ye oe ‘ey > > nthed Mies ¢* = ne , _- ° ‘ : . . * ~, » : q . ae SE SS 2% . ; SS .uday 4 eet. } Te iit hb ianguagre ut ’ Him oh-—-Yeass in private homes and the Savoy : AES > Ve | 9 “tk i Mra. Luther Ely Smith of 5321 That Famous Horseshoe Curl—Beautiful, Natural PASO. for a tea The Ham What Am rom ir tel arranged a dinner and dance Waterman avenue, and her daugh- | a Se ieee Cae ae , st hen 3S. =: of 6zi- after: oon - bed 7 . . . : ™ ~ - _ > e +s = = ° . — 1o chinia and Saint Louie Stock-vards) ; ich Sienor Guide Chiari, the ter, Miss Adeline Smith, have re- Se ear Phone in avenue gave @ bride’ yee poke . i ee i si : — . | 2 > e y ‘ YY lege in 1925. ' ® 823 N. GRAND AV , Zure, Ze Tonk of the Ox Steegs proprietor and Signora Chiari, nee ty | wee 5 "ened from a week’s visit in New NOVEI | E SHOP 804 EASTGATE Phone CAbm keon Thursday in honor - Mre Rafi Cut ll Ofe Thompson of L ge) e Cos, : _— = ++ Wood: ebu Pulad non . Farinas ape ee Gy, % 2% Mrs. Skinker Matthews and York. elen Marth Od Louisans = ; e vt " te me , . , * ate Pate , we tl . 7 r . " ei e. : , e : iad er Schrimps in ad oet and hostess. tp, ele ~ “i ; fa / Rives S. Matthews of Bt. Louis — a iu er Oo - : iT] their & iy rs : . ary ler ‘ ; 3 Mayonnaise In Rome a dinner-dance at the Cen, Atay, ge ny be. } Ww oh) Pee abl 4 . . aa Viewty | ‘ova a .. RS flit a , = . ; ve 28 > rut and Oder Kinds o Hote] Excelsior was attended b: — crnrcrestgg, galas VILLE A: finn “iy bet ns at the Hote] Pont Roya) * a . on of Tie = retu 4 » ’ i is. — : : . . , ‘ ” _ . pad o s' — Cohn-Koktions scores of members of the Ameri- aad On Chen ” a ckemenaoaated se . ides a0 uest © ' St Fs ug . 1 ot all Mr. and Cheese from Switzerland—Please can colony. MISS LUCILLE CARLEY Miss Dorothy Garesche of. St. : irs. Eagie will give a email’) isse ee SS 4 wad meccee™ _ Ly le Ke ne "ts 5 J Wins . Meee Weert © ~ oe Diferent Shabes 2 laad avenue. = VE ES a) jon, et ee ee ee saa CoE TA ; z the Sorbonne University. Miss Zim- merer graduated from Vassar Col- ; 2 é ae i & a 4 & Le. 4 3 gl . — — des ong ae One of the recent leading soctal The engagement of Miss Carley, daughter of Mrs. Harry Loves wes tt ott ae a pp Bao a hold tts ante _ ee one awe woiagate ™ ald Harr ? r son of Donald kiar- panes Rome ae ocean — “ ees - =o |} Can colony in Paris, Miss Eleanor a an 4 il, if We Don't Go Home unti! orn- atone wits p “"— ” sf we =P rederi on per of Rome, Ga., international at- Joy Pettinos, daughter of Mr. and a team hate tagued . invite ng—Haam and Bakon : af Try 4 C+ ew 3 » .} td See” ; ¢ ; ado | act S | in oe al ako! torney. a! Mrs. Harper. Southern- :@ the United States Embassy } the American Delegation on the Mrs. Charities Pettinos of New York, - : 1S as a 4 ) Pine : i which she The Jur in 3 : Trae 19 Hiermann of 92 2 ‘a -4@ 'o ri we ivy ae Ta. ~ tenbenn Tate 1} . : } ; ; cee ers and Middle Westerners were | Faris, arrived in the French cap- Commission of Jurists. Early in and Richard Alimandéd Blow of Chi- D Cakeanae ete Setteseis 28 SBS Bril-}o™ ccbaseedor tlerrick. Man etoce Leathe de ee etee to the La-/cagp and Vikginia, lwere| minsried : An Astonishing Array of Lovely Youthful >... her siste ss Cor- a ee liant assembly, Missourians includ- |t®? Ambassador Herrick. Mr. Mer- | Dn at Port au Prine Mr. last week at the American Cathe- ae. « | Wn ing Mr. and Mrs. William Here- - eame directly to Fars on 8 rrell was born in St. toute in dral Church of the Holy Trinity in : nes ea . 9 Gerer svenue Missourians in ford, formerly of St. Joseph, Mo../—rench Uner from ‘ort au Prince, | 1693, and was educated at Cornell |(Paris. Guests included Capt. R. | S Materne is a freshman at a eee a green “ een ppt: as University, from which he gradu-|Drace White of Montgomery, Mo., | a ‘niversity. lv of St suis charge d'affaires a e American ated itn 1921, t 1 A. B. ‘ j : 5 ee Paris at Many le | — 5 Legation for two vears and a half. peaneemmmomaniaen segnve. pad Mrs, White. yi Helen Martha Wooés. a Miss Margaret A. Crouch of St. | nig is Mr. Merrell’s third diplo- Wii - ter of Parker H. Woods of Noted Affairs t the sgotel Regina of | Ny q ‘ashington boulevard, and Louis is at 1e matic post. His first assignment ' and Miss Jane Mah- the rue de Rivoli in Paris. yi a ‘ an ee was at The Hague, where he served Pe / s arcaret SARIS. Nov. 36. George Kt. Merrell Jr. of &t./ nearly two years. Part of his time —— ; At ad Fraction of Their Former Prices _ auchters of wen — pss Mahler o ren HANESGIVING high — —_— Louis, the new Second Secretary there, Mr. Merrell also served with | | i - > y rank : held in Paris at the Church of t West of } =. are honors at a luncheon, the Madeleine, with United | ‘ Ninth | ; : | ‘te. E. EL Haverstick of Mtates Ambassador Myron T. Her- t's : : rk houlevard will ry os. res bar x bou rick of Ohio and Gen. Gouraud | i} + ES i. an Military Governor of Paris, in at- ' | , : :"¢ : ’ . . | att po of 5196 tendance. The services at the gy & / : Unusual New i a ae Irs Charles E. Potter , t a. ibe a Phe: Lambe TR A 8 F We Specialize in Large Heed | - Ee ten > ‘ a seni oases Tt gee — c .’ ay . - r . , . * » : » ‘“ > . : - ~%y - 3 . ~— ~ . : . neond. h : ng who received at the Embas- | £&" +. , you see them. z ee eR Se kL THE RESTFUL SHOERS Bangs i sixth and Locust Sts., St, Louis——

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ppin = Hattersley | rt Cc. Hattersley | vel: |of New York. The .. J tante r , | : 3, and Mise @ den will be a bridesm den, will be best man : so Allen Hitchcock Shepley ang t arties spend the holi- | any iis ae § nley 41 e ushers. Mr. Cry » _negepiegedlee ies, his bride will spend thete I ee Senne ‘take place Jan. . % B Honored sitors Here | Crunden’s brother, Walter Me ¢. 0 C old McM. Bixby, both of St. 1 Chase and her | ir grandfather, F.| co" 1m Surope and upon th Enright avenue. | rm to St. Louls will make ¢ home in the Greystone Ap ! bnald Danforth | McPherson and Newstead avenue, have) a mt of two weeks attended the | jnvitations for a dinner party given the evening of Dec. 12 -afics Marjorie a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee ! acing balls, and Miss Elizabeth wager, daughter of er. eee Miss Janet Shields, daug Mr. and Mie. George H. shine .of 6409 ‘"ydow a a Harvard-Yale/\ : Wydown boulevarg; g Margaret Burkham, 4 meer «going tO! wr and Mrs. Rohe. aught —mavet fa... Bae . _vQso0 Westminster place: Mies raine Grover, daughter of jgot Dliver Filley of Mrs. James Hamilton Grover! John Ames of | Miss Julia Wells, daughter oi called to st.| 4nd Mrs. Erastus of Mrs. John Kingsbury place, who are trayd Bei} boulevard will give a re- i the afternoon of Dec. 14, Miss Ruth Bass and nt her daughter, F to society. Miss fe returned to *>road under the chaperonasil from Chicago where they nd Mrs. Filley| “re. Atwell Lincoin, wij @MMs tne wedding of their and Mrs. Sam-. Christmas in Rome. After Westmoreiana [t#ly they will go to the es visited Mrs, %"4 later to Paris, returning he rg of 49 West-|/ ‘he latter part of March, ; | Shields’ son, George H. Shiela who is a student at Kent Sehe Connecticut, will return to St. ia. Parkins Bass, of Evanston, 'Miss Bass also visited Miss Cutter of Minneapolis, Minn., made her debut during Miss visit. ir, and Mrs. William Maffitt chard E. Perry ighway, will de-| Dec. 18, for the holidavs 4315 Westminster place and or Tyron, N. C., nis » gephew, Julius S. Walsh Mrs. John L. Anderson Jr. of Clara avenue has as her suest |} have issued cards for a tea Their daugh- the afternoon of Dec. 29 at perry, who iS | te nriette Boyer of Hawk . ‘ ountry Club, in hon- will join them. | qq ee M: : | wy Miss Sally and Miss Marle muel Scott of. Mehty, daughters of Mr. and enue, has re- | Etohn Geraghty of Minneapolis. ast where she. * Mrs. Geraghty is a sister ew York of her | FEAR - Qe Moffitt. Mr. and Mrs | ty and their daughters will Wipihe holidays with Mr. and Mrs. “at in-law, Mr. and) bn Scott Jr. | hn M. Drescher st. Louis for the ding at 10 North M@eetiand place gave ae dinner ey make = their | Masesday evening for Mr. and mer in Edwards- | masidney T. Allen, who are | kb Mrs. Allen's mother, Mrs. mes T. Caradine | Jy S Turner of 4967 Pershing 8, Who are mak- Pp Mr. and Mrs. Allen -have = OCC mi “ae @e Making their home in Paris, t to return to’! cE OF om : = | Pe George S. Mepham of 4457) nk P. (runden | = mminster place has issued in- — ere and | wa ions for a tea dance for her fe Catherine au COATS ) Miss Elizabeth M. Thomas, hil derart Der, 29 - Bs) at the St. Louis Country fend the ° ss [ie faden Crunden, | wechington tw’ P) pee 00TE- ———a Wallace (Cran — | Car] H. Langenberg of the grounds icheon, fouls Country Club give a debutante lu y, Dec. 12, in compliment to . Anne Kannard Wallace, Miter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry skings Wallace of 4976 Persh- favenue, and Miss Mary Carter iia ANENT WAVE CERTIFICATE x Visit Our Beautiful Enlarged Shop } TLE PERMANENT WAVE, $7 Complete. Finished in Approximately Two H SH swerae Licensed Operators whter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ray Marcel eetes teehee tenes yper of 8 Portland place. [AN’S SPECIAL FACIAL......... oe Me © feouce Ray of 4615 Phone NOW! GArfield 2819-3058 ; a een give 4 theat ing a ent ‘ id c 4 > | ? i ’ C , on. | ' . F test . ~ ‘4 17iVision ; ; —— y ‘ ; z ; is ‘ : ‘ + 7 iss f ‘ ; uN - - : ’ ra ‘A ~ 4 | fr £ “~ Peet Colones) ' ty "fee M e : 1 he Honored ec. 32. wh.) 6% PH0TIh Ine ‘ ‘ - , € e ; € cn} a “ SECO a dinner! officers Be s > oS , ¥ Ls Y , j ed h washington terrace have is- | Niedringhaus. | Charles | (rs George A. Rass of 4651. . 4:30 to 6 o'clock, to informal- | Martha Woods, | Mrs. | Frank Mahler of Brentmoor, | sv) + pee Pomen emnoens o oun yw AA eee Se —ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH ____ ‘ . & ~.' ." ~ MISS DOROTHY WARD ~AAASAA' ‘ Mb Rt A id hd Mild _— Wide Ulnyyy Wy ‘a: saa Unyyy RS ae Se WA, ____ SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 5, 1926 *." ~a" ISS EST “s ‘ - , ° a Z saa p wpe mae Me . 4 a 4 4 Sy ore A + ¥ . A __ PAGE —..591.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . ‘ SANS ~\ Dr. McGovern to Speak. R MARK MRS ae 5 . ae . : > Suan site > ee SS se ~~ Le. Ay wa PS f ae f . rn UW) / Midididdhiididsss VIPs ees a ies Le 2 € $ he ee m : ¢ PAs “ ee. > 4 he & ie oN . & * 7 (om /~ \ aD ag eae 4 A AY, = a ve Mtn 5 a % 3 4 (atti setts ~ N-ao a NS Bap aa SO aa a = Oe A ~ oe wel ‘ a ; a xe a Pm sa * KLLidddddddidddddddddidddlddssLLLLLLAccLLAOAZL) : : " . Sa ee) > aps S * a x Pat a. Ne > de eee Rig Es oe ; y a . S * Seats ce terete * “ oo , are iy Ke CLL EEEEEEEE Ht. eZ, Thomas A. Quigley. ment was announced November 26. Vor yuu The engage- —Schweig. pec ee Oe ~ \ DW LS cagnss er & ROS : OS oie . ‘ OI OIF AA SAASS SRSA SSS See ee Sar saieiinniiaddanmndhetasndaaiaedeel “ RS ee he ‘ The engagement of Miss S&S Os Ward, daughter of Mr. RY, and Mrs. Luther T. S/ ~/ Ward, and George A. AY, Caine, was announced $/ ~ last week. —Murilio Ni - a men ———s I Sj ~ - VE erview Club will have charge of | Ne } a § the regular tv this ship of Mrs. social events p Saturday ewening par- | under the chairman- | Meisel. Other by the club) week Joseph Anne ALITI€ d include Junior night, Dec. 18: Chil- dren's Christmas Party, Dec. 26. and New yi ar’s eve Mrs. Charl Gatesw *) ] “—) . the entertained a/| party, Dec. s Murphy of ort} Hiote t l awJA ’ ww » | . , — nd iarge number of triends at a bridge 1, rT\¢ . ’ 7 : ‘ ; , P f 4 l eon he afternoon of Nov. U jin the ballroom of t Mrs. P. L. Du Bois of 5228 Page boulevard entertained 40 frtends ut bridge Tuesday afternoon ai the l‘orest Park Hotel. he hotel. Oe" Mrs. Edward P. Miller of 6318 Waterman avenue has issued cards ior a téa to be given Wednesday | =————-—— ee o'clock for dance this evening at the Statler , Judge and Hotel for the benefit of Meier place. * from 3 to 65 Mrs. Robert T. Railey. f#+ar . afternoon tiona!] >. SQQ’*’”AATTTT MRS. GEORGE F. ETZKORN Until her marriage Thanksgiving day Mrs. Etz- : korn was Miss Florence Corcoran of 18 Arundel ‘ The Barr Study Circle of the Na- | will be followed by scenes the pupils of Madame, O os bh 1. 7 ; Scholarship Congress of Teachers will give a benefit enter- adasibeantibennd annie ~S RENEE) wes th, Nein a ULM ~. a ~ “iypyy Vly oe of Oak Terrace, Webster Groves. . KENNETH W. CHURCH JR EXER AAA a «ey od ‘ ’ : « Oe “ss = : Ao ee re es oS . “ ae SEA Se ee ae Bere: - ie : IT Ferre Cee Ne tae ncaa tena eee. Me Oe ~ s% oy a . Pe - SLE ig er, os eee Pas SR oe OR cake . > > : SES ree a nl 1, RS me atin Be ae me 7 A i i : NR Aa - q s . ¢ 5 4 . P, ad Pos . . , s\n * ~ . . , 4°. ee eS 0S ’ 2 " s 7 Ss ie ge $y ‘ : estthaaeiunsiieamumuvenseneeeed Mrs. Church, a recent bride, was Miss Dorothy Becht The Contemporary Club will havé a dinner Friday evening, Dec. 17, at the Hotel Coronado, when Dr William Montgomery McGovera, distinguished British qrientalist, will give an address and show the first motion pictures ever taken in Lhasa, “The Forbidden City.” of | therapy patients and shut-ins at the | 7jpet. Royal H. Switzler ts chetr- man of the Contemporary Club Shops, the Open | Door, 4914 Maryland avenue, begin-|committees and Mrs. Dudley French secretary. ning this week. Among the sale ar-| ticles are fireside matches, doll fur- niture and dolls, Christmas cards, children’s chairs and pillows. The young women selling next. week are the following members of the league: Mrs. King Parker, |'Mrs. Donald Danforth, Mrs. Daniel |W. Jones, Mrs. Walter Clark, Mrs. | ‘| Holiday Sales for Charity Announced ~ There will be a Christmas sale of articles made by the occupational Junior League a Ba a EMMA LLM AAA ’ Rae CIRCULINE PERMA- ‘Chester Ellis Wright, Mrs. Leo! _DeSmet Carton, Mrs. Allen Wy- NENT jinan, Mrs. Charles Lucas, Mrs. | WAVE Knox Taussig, Mrs. Arthur Hie-) /menz, Mrs. John Jay Johns, and/| COMPLETE OPEN TUES. AND THURS. EV. SHAMPOO and FINGER WAVE, $1 Phone GArfield 1113-——Appointment La Vera Beauty Shop 204 N. 7TH ST. N. E. COR. 7th & PINE, 24 Floor |Miss Jane Rule, Miss Harriet Laie, Cates, Miss Helen Reyburn, Miss |Susan Hawes, Mrs. Josephine Bats, | |Miss Mabel Green Thompson, Miss |Helen Hetssler, Miss Katherine Sip- | ple, Miss Leota Cotter and Miss’ Jane McElroy. | The annual bazar, afternoon tea| and supper of Grace-Holy Cross'™ |Episcopal Church will be held ‘n ithe guild hall, 2600 North Twelfth | |street, next Thursday and Friday. | The Woman's Club of Christ, ‘Church Cathedral will have a har- 'vest festival and sale Tuesday in/| Schuyler Memorial House, 1210 Lo- “cust street, with a luncheon at Table Chinaand Glass-' | noon. | ware, Bronzes, | The annual exhibition sale of Etchings 'work of little patients in the St... 'Louls Children’s Hospital occupa- = itional therapy department will be | UNUSUAL GIFTS ‘held Tuesday in the workshop on. the third floor, from 10:30 a. m. to) 4p. m. Mrs. George Markham, | Mrs. Morton May, Mrs. Sol. Swarts, | Mrs. George Green and Mrs. E. C./) Ficklin are members of the Exhi-| bition Committee, of which Miss) ‘Nellie Shields is chairman ] one ved eee VLITALLALTELTOSPALESSUUELSLLLLLELEDLELLIILLSLLLILILLLCLLLLESLAPASLLLLLLLTULTLELITLSLLLLLT HSL LEPINE De Convenient Location Exclusive, moderate prices. GALLERIA BUILDING 4914 MARYLAND AV. A 0 la ee 392-394 North Fuclid Avenue Saint Louis chtabsbacs: bs Pa TLL > sa? hone “injpyp, To Her Customers a Special Sale of COATS, GOWNS AND HATS at Half Price ae es > NW S a S ' —Sch welg. --oCo eee —De Woskis evening at 8 o’clock at ee” —— 4 cCicnoré »¢ if . 2 . . cilver Ee : '% hall of the Odeon. This club rives Salve] wedding anniversary Nov 3 . at ORicreet EA cent ; “ “"""*\ qa dance every Saturday and Sun- | =~ pues Were present. lay evenin The Goodfel} pacar ee ‘7 4 S- snssneseentemeiil oe wooarenowship Club wil! hold its regular Friday evening | The St. Louis Lonely Club will meeting Dec. 10 at Westminster hold its regular dance Friday night Hall, 3806 Olive street at Trimp’s dance hall, 4406 Del- ; oulev [. intereste, The Jun mar ft ara interested or Hadassah will give a may attend. a a Those SPECIAL WINTER RATE OUR NATURAL MARCEL. REGULAR $15—NOW : PERMANENT WAVE GUARANTEED 6 MONTHS: NO WATER OR FINGER WAVING; COMPLETE DE MUN SHOP, 4513 Delmar. FOr. 1120 N ele ieare le er el OTELCLAR There'll be an Old-Time New Year’s Party at The Claridge Those who want to be in the “thick of the fun’ New Year’s eve will be found at the Clar- idge. Each year we sell out early, so don’t delay. We'll again have Gene Rodemich’s 10 Society Syncopators —and other attractions to make this a party you'll not . easily forget. Delightful Dinner Today Bring the family | to Hotel Claridge | —— oa ERED . Many novelties... .handsome souvenir for each lady. And a table d’hote dinner that puts a finishing touch on the old year. Reserve Now! Choicest tables and private dining rooms will be taken | quickly. Per person, $6.50. . DAY...and every | Phone CEntral 7900 Sunday. ..a delect- able 6-course table | d’hote dinner, served in | the main dining room | 12 to 9. The Traffic Sign Says “Stop” at Hotel Qaridae LOCUST AT EIGHTEENTH Table Reserved if sol iat Pd of i | a a Sos 7 - Be ae & | bs | . é Be Desired 493 N. 8th St. from |Ottofy of 5228 Vernon avenue. x Z ; , | BOLLAND’S NAME ON THE BOX ADDS MUCH TO THE GIFT, BUT NOTHING TO THE COST SHIRLEY’S Mayfair Hotel Bldg. Chere NNOUNCING an event of vital import- ance to women who wear the better grades of footwear. STARTING Monday, Decem- ber 6th, we offer an unre- stricted choice of our entire stock of Wickert beautiful Shoes — appropriate for street, afternoon and evening wear. 95 Regularly $ Priced $12.50 to $17.50; for HIS means your choice of the most attractive selection of high-grade New York footwear styles ever shown in St. Louis. OTHING is reserved in this sale. There ere over 3000 pairs in more than 60 styles for your choice. AKE this opportunity to choose your footwear ward- robe for holiday festivities. The tailored and the fastidious cus- tomer alike will find footwear to their liking. ~~ Qh EEOC SE: D> yr, BOLLAND’ Beautiful Gifts for Christmas Diamonds ~~ Pearls ~~ Sapphires +- Emeralds -~ Rubies }HIS is the 78th Christmas on which the Gift from Bolland’s will be the principal gift of the day. However small the pack- age, the opening of it will reveal a fine ex- pression of love +: a gift entrancing and abiding. Of widespread interest are the many gifts at popular prices « + lovely things, permanent in nature and exquisite in beauty, that are extremely attractively priced. Gifts for Men Gifts for Homes Gifts for Women | Belt Buckles Beverage Accessories Bag Mirrors | Chains Candlesticks Bar Pins | Cigarette Cases Carving Sets Beaded Bags ie Dunhill Lighters Coffee Sets Bracelets Flasks Dutch Silver Brooches Fountain Pens Gold China Desk Sets Full Dress Sets Gold Crystal Dorine Boxes ; Gold-Mounted Billfolds Hall Clocks Fountain Pens 2 Latch-Key Cases Lamps Gold Mesh Bags Match Boxes Mantel Clocks Handy Pins Military Brush Sets Rock Crystal Lip Stick Holders Scarf Pins Rookwood Pottery Necklaces } Sleeve Links Silverware Rings Traveling Cases Smokers’ Sets Stationery Tuxedo Sets Tea Sets Toilet Sets Watches Thermos Sets Vanity Bags Vases Wrist Watches 2 » Rings a Consetve your capital. Bolland’s Special Plan enables you to buy from your income at cash prices ; Exclusive Novelties in Holiday Greetings ( BOLLAND’ Locust at Tenth Jeweters tor 78 Yueees i ead 3 - = aA ett eine Ce eh perth wy “ PPAR ON, nc Minh 4k nares ‘3% - {yer ta > Amen me pane le ate ance sibel : AOE TIN REE SE een Or NA oe ee ee ee eee ee ee ~ * 4 Ae “eo - "d ee nia Niet te ey Sach amenie wise .. 4 : ‘ A si ie + Aa AN Nee ley pi whee pr eae Mo ie pom ee Reattiacnimrcietlsabdiglilibastelaiiae, menine aco dliedasaraaeamet a a ileal eee Ee es Le Ee aoe, ee ee ok ee a Pee rr Rs oR 8 A he Ree TT Cem RIE HT ET AED samen

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pate. it Ndi Gee ne os oa ath ened ad SS Saati temas Finspfonry «r a ‘ oy. ¥ SP INO > RT 5 eRe em secre s. - tite na phe Side ae ee 7 +d teks, s “ * iy vend D at e > : ohe = ee y « ee ose! Ade ON LEE he B a ato tae 9 coneks pee neennnruis . P = e 1 at ts ta cant whey POG TR ase cee Nc, ener) PAGE 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __.SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 _STINNS PNST-NISPATCH a pean ures 606-08 Ante Av.—Thru to Ines St. 1150 Pcs. of Gift Lingerie . A Christmas Offering NEN ENE ‘) NILE READY! Nk ek ak ak eee ne He eH a Tust the clever ow effects that Make a cory corner 680 invit ng. And a host of ideas « grea indiv: duality t++-? muy be expressed. Pillows of taffeta in —, or _ Shadow effects. When in to give—play safe and se- fancy Pillow. Be sure to large selection me our GROUPS TO $8.95 NOVELTIES IN Shadow Designs Ruffled, Pleated, Corded Gold Lace Trimmed Flower Motifs Fancy Masked French Dolls IN EVERY WANTED SHADE KLINE S—Maein Fleer wee eee CS —— Monday! at this low price. New and novel lace trimming effects. usual tailored styles. Adorable for gifts. Fashioned in chine, crepe satin and radium. We have made special efforts to assemble the unusual in value at $2.95. of Choice Silk Underwear ORCHID BLUE PINK YELLOW KLINE’S—Maia Fieor. Riser Soft for Santa Claus! ‘ HUNDREDS OF PILLOWS FOR GIFTS! AN EXCEPTIONAL GROUP AT ey ~*~. ~ ~*~ eh ASML GN OWNS! TEDDIES! DANCE SETS! STEP-INS! CHARLES- is TON BLOOMERS! The lovliest dainties you have ever seen Also un- crepe de i > NN ~“ > TAPAS 1200 Monday—A_ Christmas Bargain Carnival Sample Sale of a ITEMS—-WORTH TO FIVE TIMES. THIS SALE — Bracelets Bar Pins Earrings Brooches Necklaces Chokers Pearl Beads Pendants Opera Chains Noveittes The power of spec iON is strikingly demonstrated in is wonderful Jewelry > Sample Sale. a ne such values. just . or Christmas 1 ving! Every piece is perfect. Every piece is choice sgl st erling, an- tique gol zed silver finish. Settings in cryst rhinestone. Meiiitaate cameos. Be on hand when the doors open! f? Se SP7t OD, Sort nek Ge U ahr Py er OD St CO eA Wt » ibe, Cer ae Ds ate Os atten tlle, Te atten Se aa m+ { Bho, { Bae; MM t ai VY wo) ee I LLG ALTE CE a eee ane ONG mapa . » ~ > > - ™ . re , > *, - —— ee ee ee ee - —— — GOTHAM - GOLD STRIPE SILK STOCKINGS = = . ——— - EE ——— : eataeniall ANNUAL DEC FUR COATS 606-608 Washington Ave.—Thru to coat a MBER SA VISIT THE NEW MAIN FLOOR GIFT SHOPS E OF Bringing Gift Furs Amazingly Low Priced A special Event each year which brings wonderful spe- cial purchases and reductions from stock—for gift giv- ing! We offer a selection at a wide range of prices which encompasses the best in furs, the best in styling and the best in workmanship. We cannot urge you too strongly to attend this Monday event if you are inter ested in furs. At SO8 PONY COATS Fox and beaver collars. All silk lined. Well made. OPOSSUM COATS In smart Tomboy styles. Typical sport models. CARACUL KRIMMER COATS With platinum wolf collar. An outstanding value. SEALINE COATS With contrasting fur trimming. Of squirrel, fitch and mink tails. . n—————————_ a *~ $139 KID CARACUL COATS In a number of smart styles. Trimmed with contrasting furs. PONY COATS Trimmed in beaver, fitch and fox. Jonny and crushed collars. CARACUL COATS Gray and bronze shades with fox collars. Excellent walues. SEALINE COATS With collars and cuffs of contrasting furs. Or self trimmed. NATURAL MUSKRAT COATS Self trimmed. Beautiful Southern skins. Richly silk lined. CARACUL PAW COATS In brown and platinum shades. With fox collar and cuffs. MEXICAN KID COATS With smart Jonny coljars and leather band trimm ung. CARACUL COATS Brown and gravy peltries. Wolf collars. Unusually fine skins. cP ‘ > P Me 2H y - . i * ‘ A i & d » 2 ano 4 me DIAMAR. | A fi ns tu) Ww a AP) .3 PEER SEAN VER . Ye HVA SEARINY SEROMA HIRD Yad RAO GRY ERT CARL US Ath ) Pictured ! 4 Dved Squirrel Coat With rox ae . wad #hbieis “4 7 P @ ai ra ‘7 yt |) see Ala iy ~s SAGE? 5 ee ae ee a ne rere gran ea en ls TN Pere ey ete Ne cme emt Nar ostaha alae a Sa og epg ee ee he we paint ee Ah abl hh et ee eee ee ee a a al Paka oh. is cee teen ll oper Ped (?, sist bbs ibe RS if i ays Shawl Collar. x > a nt rent = ' > A Fur Coat for HER on Christmas morning! any gift be more welcome! « meet just this timely need. Every garment is « cvptcal : Kline dependable fur value. A value which assures thy utmost in your fur investment. Purchases will be & liv ered Christmas Day if desired. This sale is designed ‘* —= - ome ee 48195 | RUSSIAN PONY COATS- In all the new shades. With welf collars and cuffs. SILVER AND GOLD MUS Fox collars and cuffs. Extra fine skins. Unusual velea BRONZE CARACUL PAW CO Question mark collar and cuffsef fine fox. A sample Coat. EXTRA-FINE SEALINE COA Smart trimmings of contrasting furs. One of a kind. Special! om ate? pi] At $289 JAP WEASEL COATS Beautiful dark skins. Fox colle, Marvelous value. CARACUL KRIMMER COATS : Platinum fox shawl collar. A luxurious looking Coat. MINK-DYED SQUIRREL COA Fox shawl collar. Skins beautifully matched. HUDSON SEAL COATS Special at a give-away price. Contrasting fur trimmings. oA : GSES At $389 | NATURAL SQUIRREL COATS Beautiful clear skins. Fine shaw! collars. JAP MINK COATS Light natural color. Very beautiful. Shaw! collar. JAP WEASEL COATS Only a limited number. newest collar effects. Smart sleeves. In gray and brown. Fur trimmings you will m beaver and wolf (Chinese do cuffs. The materials, too, ible at $33. brown, green, red and black, of arvel at! Squirrel, fox, g). in deep coilars and course, are exce llent—qguite irresist- And the colors are the smart tones of blue, For the woman who must watch her dollars. here a rare chance to invest in a new Coat of better quality— by far—than $33 would ordinarily buy for her. Such values will not soon be dupl: icated. FIVE DOLLARS will hold any Coat or it may be placed in the Will Call. FLAT CARACUL COATS Trimmed — 4 with dyed white fox collar. a The Gift of St Abpeals to the Femi To those who love to wear P chic and correct, give —_ pre can't have too many f Ts these are such lovely ones! gift may rest assured of its Onyx Pointex is distinc- | __ | tive due to the flattering fon we Pointex heel. Chiffon and Hose @ service weight with lislé from & top and sole. $r.95. | Duchess Sheer in the | sheer chi fashioned of pure thread silk from top to toe, $r.95 : McC | Seana ) Novelty Silk Ur Are Shecially Pra d of these p Umbrellas. costume shad transparent _ tinted in ce They convenient are well rib , ‘Tm Boys’ Beacon Robes Priced at $7.98 These are well tailored of Quality Beacen cloth and are in tiful plaids and conventional ¢e Have shawl collars and are tr with silk cord, Sizes 6 to 1%. Terry Robes. $7.98 Boys’ Terry Robes are) made of fine, high-pile-mate-— mal and are in beauti nor cored two-tone effects. ffon weight, full- chittos aan fashionable 4 \ . cloudy rain? U pockets and silk girdles. e to 18 years.

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/ VISIT a THE NEW LE _ MAIN FLOOR pcs GIFT SHOPS SALE OF 44 Priced at for HER on Christmas morning! Could more welcome! This sale is designed to timely need. Every garment is a typical ble fur value. A value which assures the fur investment. Purchases will be de tmas Day if desired. 1t $19 5 RUSSIAN PONY COATS f In all the new shades. With wolf collars and cuffs, | SILVER AND GOLD MUSKRAT§ Fox collars and cuffs, Extra fine skins. Unusual value. BRONZE CARACUL PAW COA ~ Question mark collar and cuffs of _ fine fox. A sample Coat. EXTRA-FINE SEALINE COATS | Smart trimmings of contrasting furs. One of akind. Special! on late" phat] : At $289 JAP WEASEL COATS : Beautiful dark skins. Fox collar, Marvelous value. CARACUL KRIMMER COATS Platinum fox shaw! collar. A luxurious looking Coat. MINK-DYED SQUIRREL COA Fox shawl collar. Skins beautifully matched. HUDSON SEAL COATS Special at a give-away price. Contrasting fur trimmings. om 12RD ba At $389 NATURAL SQUIRREL COATS Beautiful clear skins. Fine shawl collars. Smart sleeves. JAP MINK COATS Light natural color. beautiful. Very Shawl collar. “f JAP WEASEL COATS Only a limited number. With newest collar effects. FLAT CARACUL COATS In gray and brown. Trimmed with dyed white fox collar. 506-08 Washington Av.— Thru to Sixth St. ISPATCH ; 3 i inne Lies ret -TISPA TH 4 ¢ td _SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 _ eT See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 6 and 7 This Section. TIX, BAER & FULLER The Gift of Silk Hose Appeals to the Feminine Fancy To those who love to wear pretty thing that are chic and correct, give sheer silk hosiery. One simply can’t have too many pairs of stockings, and these are such lovely ones! The giver of such a gift may rest assured of its welcome. Onyx Pointex is distinc- | Propper Blue Edge chif- tive due to the flattering fon weight, full-fashioned Pointex heel. Chiffon and | Hose of pure thread silk service weight with lisle | from top to toe, $2.95. top and sole. $1.95. Duchess Sheer in the McCallum gun-metal silk sheer chiffon weight, full- chiffon Hose are very fashioned of pure thread smart, with black heels and silk from top to toe, $1.95 seams. Pair, $3.00. (Hosiery—Main Floor.) Novelty Silk Umbrellas Are Specially Priced at $5.98 She will not hesitate to keep fashionable appointments on cloudy rain? days if she has one of these pretty rain or shine Umbrellas. They are of silk in costume shades with handles of transparent amber carved or tinted in colors. They are very short and convenient to carry; but are well constructed on 16- rib frames, black or gold. (Umbrellas—Main Floor) Boys Robes for Gifts —of Soft Blanket Cloth $3.98 Any boy will be pleased with a luxurious Robe from Santa. The Robes at this price are well made of good quality blanket cloth and are in Indian patterns or fancy designs. Sizes 4 to 18 years. Beacon Robes for Boys, $5 Robes tailored of Beacon cloth in many fancy designs. Shawl collars, patch pockets, silk cord trimmed, 4 to 18. Boys’ Beacon Robes Priced at $7.98 These are well tailored of good Quality Beacon cloth and are in beau- tiful plaids and conventional designs. Have Shawl collars and are trimmed with silk cord, Sizes 6 to 18. Terry Robes, $7.98 Boys’ Terry Robes are made of fine, high-pile mate- rial and are in beautifully col- Ored two-tone effects. Patch pockets and silk girdles. 6 18 years. Smart Frocks of every type for immediate wearing are reduced—misses’, women’s and larger sizes at.. ee ee wan —ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. eee me ne ee er : oi $7 bap ae * ie o +7 a a ae - - a 4 ON & roe j pee “S re ; 5 . ; ee | VET 2 ay - s J . * ee. ; ’ ie f ee Z * Ge O . s i} 2 - “# DF 7 ae % 7 . iors. © 3 ee, E = De tad ni e * SS ee ee oo % * pee a , Bae ’ a ; *% —_ GRAND-LEADER Smart Frocks Reduced New Models Are Added to the Sale Groups at *Z28 and "48 Women and misses who have delayed the choice of a new Frock from these reduced groups will find much to interest them on Monday. New Frocks have been added and selections are extremely interesting, with charming Frocks for street, afternoon and evening included in the Misses’ Store at $28, and in the Costume Salon at $28 and $48. unusual at its price! The fabrics are Of the moment—each Frock ig $18 (Third Floor.) : moe J x ™ VA RA CA Si Sete A ——_ ad S| a ak RS SRE RR RL A Be and eri aN Y } ; ~~“ —~ — “Vy | = . \ “ SS = BE hei an ae eer 6 EE ll, NO LE ne _ F U R S ‘(*: t h = 1 f t Oo 11ts Are Best Chosen From Our Selection of Exclusive Models Choosing the fur Coat that is to make someone’s Christmas remembered forever after, is a matter on which our furriers can be of immeasurable help. For those who seek the distinctive, the exclusive modes in the finer pelts, our present collec- tion is replete with luxurious Coats and wraps representative of the newest fash- ions—and there is added inducement in the attractive prices. Mink— The aristocrat of Furs, exquisitely fashioned and perfectly matched in coats of finest selected skins........ Alaska Seal— Pidin or in combination with other Furs; the skins are finest government OOICCTOS DUNG nck + bake ots cau $1095 to $1650 $795 to $1095 | Black Caracul in handsome coats luxuri- | ously trimmed with Hudson Bay sable, baum | marten and lynxi|......)..:.4. $650 to $1195 Russian Ermine in evening wraps of ex- quisite beauty, combined with white fox and Barware. BOM d,s Died «dibs _... $978 to $1650 Caracul Coats are marvelous in platinum and bronze shades, combined with other Furs. Prices range from $595 to $r2sg for a wrap of bronze baby cara- cul with sable-dyed marten. Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Slippers, $1.98 Men’s tan leather House Slippers with soft padded soles and with heels. Sizes 6 to 12. Stationery, 59c Cabinets, hinged top and ribbon tied, containing 24 sheets and 24 envelopes. (Square 19) Dolls, $1.98 Baby Dollis in long white white dress. Have bisque head, crying voice and sleep- ing eyes. Chemise, $1.95 Rayon Chemise with lace insérts and trimming and self straps, in lingerie shades. me 2 (Square 14) (Square 26) Gloves. 95c Women’s chamois suede fabric Gloves with cuff ef- fects embroidered in con- trasting colors. Boxing Gloves, $2.95 Hair-filled Boxing Gloves for boys to 14 years. Vanity Sets, $1.25 All-linen crash Vanity Sets. hand embroidered in Porto Rican designs. Two large oblong pieces and one narrow oblong picce. (Square 1) Linen Towels. 79c Hand embroidered in Por- to Rican designs, of all-lin- en crash. 17x30 inches. (Square 1) * (Third Floor.) a 4 : sha See 4 ? se *, > ns rs 3 Sy tay ee * , és - Ae = a. > 4 a = a 4 rs f j . ul ; . ed ° nw Sasg ‘s ee : ; f Z ; « A. 5 ’ ’ > Fi f ; ~ s*d The Service Bureau On the Mezzanine, le @ Convenient Aid to Gift- Givers. it Will —Send packages by freight, express or parcel post. —Summon taxi or messenger. —Supply interpreters. —Pack, wrap and weigh parcels. —Supply stationery. —Send telegrams. —Sell money orders. —Sell Christmas seals, ribbons and wrap- pings. . —Sell gift certificates. —Give S.B. & F. Gift Certiticates a Salen sha dies Problem A Stix, Baer & Fuller Gift Certificate is a Christmas gift that is especially pleasing. The giver secures the Certifi- cate in any amount, and the recipient makes se- personal taste, Gift Certificates are obtainable on the Balcony and at Serv- ice Desks on every floor of the store. 5 ‘ Fountain Pen Desk Sets $ 4:95 A gift that a man or business woman would appreciate — this glass holder into which the pen is placed, and a fountain pen of the self-filling lev- er type, fitted with a solid gold iridium-tipped point, holder of black c~ black- and-red, or blac..-and- green. Limited quantity. (Main Floor.) Monogrammed Christmas Cards 95 for $2.95 Individual and attrac- tive are these Greeting Cards with the two-letter French monogram, a charming greeting and your name typographed; envelopes included. Other designs, 25 cards and envelopes ...... $1.45 Place your order now so that your Cards may be printed for early delivery. Mail Orders Filled. (Printiog Depa. Sixth Street Eoatrasem) inf ormation. lection according to his . feast eiintinadiaaite eae «tye iy ha Pe apne come ete - eS <a on ae yo ne amelie ieee ee a ae er goes Aer ae

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, _ 1996 | ST.LOUIS SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5 POST-DISPATCH = ne eee ee emcee = aeesese el . ne sm A . - = = a ntimmecmemmmammmaenttl ST.LOUIS POST- ce RR TI ee ee Ce ect em ei ISPATCH . nae eg NURS en a ed ee er oe PAGE 6 —— aa a See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5 and 7 This Section s eS “ > an ~ a i aed , P a. En ' Rigs ey , ee Re “ ogee. lle” , Rie. Blew = - " * é oe ri — * ae * yom ong, , SIRES re ere Met ehh 2 yas Se 3 2 ; me male ‘ eS - 4 7 apr 5 me Kia - ae # “w ba ad 2 ay “ ee 5 ? | Cs “ & 44 . x o ‘ , e a + : . - = é f ; a “% ? z SE ae : bt. =e : ¢ > ay ‘ ¢ a ‘ 4 q ; ; 3 = f - a3 - bs ha 7 5 . & a = rH ¥ 7 v : 7 q -. = " Tie ‘ de Bis - q ; ar x .o 5 a 9 ha re 7 - ; F i : oa s Le Be * _ 4 C 4 i > oe - ; =o _ 4 4 a : i a4 4 ” 5 ; 2 2 fF ; ie © i bs ; : ak ' ’ = tee + oe FP 22 a ¢ 4 ai 4 ¢ ¥ . 2 * ing gift suggestion for the writer who likes lots of drawer space $72.50 {Seventh Floor.) = TOY TUWN INVITES YOU To See All the Wonderful New Toys That Santa Has Brought From Fairyland Table and Chairs A convenient set for the nur- Smart Hatbox Carry-Al] Style $10.0 A cobra grain box of exceptionally fine qual- ity. Full leather bound and made with rigid steel collar. Carry-all for lin- gerie in top and two shirred pockets. Good lining. 18-inch size. fs cop “SW, . nite ns eS my 4 = Se So pees al ren cae aii inn sn ct sha a A } a ten te nite padi mentinngia ¥ AD etenretnenite stares named nda ee re Cedar Chests A limited number of cab- inet-made Chests, fimished in walnut and lined with ce- dar and complete with lock and key, are offered for Christmas gifts at the low Ruffled Curtains Five-piece set of Ruffled Curtains with tie-backs and valance to match are made By-Lo Doll of good quality grenadine Dressed like a real baby in with colored dots, bars and . : . wee daria Ae a Sie OO hyp ans figures. Dainty Sets for Bi ae a * a 5 x - “ ny » oe ee ee i: ser th andl D . 7 : (Luggage Section — Fourth Floor.) Dinner Service of French China $59,530 An attractive border design in soft blue and pink decorates each piece of this charming 100- piece Dinner Service of good quality French china. It is a new open- stock pattern and addi- tional pieces may be pur- chased later. A Japanese China Service ef treo pieces with lovely border design, priced $77.50 ree-Piece Dinner Service with rich Tiehas allover pattern on h-grade Ba- varian china is priced at S50 (Fifth Floor.) sery—porcelain-top table with pony and cart design and two chairs to match Intercity Bus Large bus with friction mo- tor modeled after the busses in use between the large cities is attractively priced Child's Rocker A sturdy Rocker made with comfortable side arms is finish- ed in oak with leather - covered seat for..... $1.95 Scooter An ideal gift for the smal! boy, is a sturdy scooter, com- plete with brake and parking stand and priced Desk and Chair Roomy desk with roll-top is complete with revolving chair —just like dad's. ished in = Or = . in ys hm em eo SS Nicely fin- $16.75 Grown-ups, as well as the little folks, will enjoy a visit to Toytown—the home of Christmas toys, bright lights that whirl and twirl, and fascinating gifts for boys and girls of all ages. And then comes a trip to Fairyland, where Santa Claus, himself, shakes your hand, and, in exchange for a 25c ticket, gives each little visitor a real gift. China Tea Set of 12 pieces for . Horseshoe Game, 4 rubber shoes and 2 RCO io 6. oe ccc oe a es Famlee Doll with two heads and costufnes .. us Tree Light Outfit—8 lights, multiple socket . Mechanical Toys—Motorcycle, tractor, etc. ciakeness ee Coffee Set of Aluminum—9 pieces in infant’s long white dress, this Doll has bisque head, and eyes that go to sleep, Talking Machine a Phonograph that plays rea! records will delight the young children. The cabinet is dec- Orated with nur- $22.50 sery figures ...... Typewriter A child’s Typewriter built on the same plan as the large standard machines; complete Svein 1.1... (DN4.05 Kiddie Kar Stroller A new model of the popular combination Baby Walker. Kiddie Kar and Stroller is fin- ished in blue or $6 50 red. for. Cedar Chest A well-made Chest that is very comvenient far -storing the doll’s clothes; also a very handy place to keep $3 25 2 @ wie © + ® « oa sewing . the bedroom 24.795 y Pyrex Glass Casserole $4.98 A fireproof baking dish with tight-fitting cover; has a shining nickel-plated frame in the new square shape—an attractive gift for the housewife. Serving Trav, $1.95 Large-size ished frame with giass cov- ered decorated center mak- ing am attractive as well as practical Serving Tray. mahogany-fin- Wear-Ever Roaster $3.95 A gift of this high-grade | aluminum is always appreci- | ated by the housewife. Larg- er sized Roasters of the Same aluminum are priced at $4.95 and $>s.9<. Knite Set, $3.95 Po Six knives with Universal | | Wreath Stainiess steel blades and white ivoroid handles is a Christmas gift everyone in the house will enjoy. Electric Heater $5.98 A household necessity of @ the-e cold mornings, th® @ Universal Heater with t+ @ inch copper reflector can be & conveniently operated from @ any electric lamp socket. a 1. 4 ' ~~ Y Xmas Wreath, $1.95 An attractive Christmas © covered with red roping and complete ; electric light is very deci + | tative in the home. “ (Fifth Fleet? 3 * & ee “s “2

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SPATCH 5.00 061, she Pillows. ffeta in trimmed 0. g Tapestry Table Runners most interesting group from which te se gifts; Table Runners in many sizes colors are shed with gold lace galloons, priced...... - (. for ) ses p95 tely em- typical embroid- solid em- | designed | real filet. | | | ' | | ; ' made of tapestry and velour, $1.95 °° $15 Art Needlework—Second Floor.) Gifts Hand-Embroidered Bridge Sets The hostess who re ceives one of these Sets will be charmed. They are made of fine line beautifully embroidere by hand in effective solid and cut work patterns. The Set has five pieces —a 36-inch cloth and 4 napkins to match. Breakfast Sets 7 Pieces, $2.69 Linens for the breakfast ta- ble are acceptable gifts when of linen crash with fast-color woven border. This Set con- sists of a 52-inch cloth and six napkins. (Second Floon) Lace Curtains ach re made of esign with e finished | chests mber of cab- . sts, finished ined with ce- tte with lock offered for } at the low .. 924.75 Sixth Floor.) aimee, NT gp —_— — aster Electric Heater éh-grade | A household necessity on Pass’ | these cold mornings, this €. »ark- | Universal Heater with 12- of the inch copper reflector can be € priced conveniently operated from | any electric lamp socket. 3.95 | . Iniversal | An attractive Christmas des and | Wreath covered with red les is a | roping and complete with ‘yone in | electric light is very deco- 3 | Tative in the home. (Fifth Floor.) te ee, ee Paes we wn: pagor tiem Et seeasiee -" a a Brushes in a large assortment of and are suitable for most styles. any room in the home. Powder Boxes, 50c Aish the Selessnun Abad te Powder Boxes and Hair Re- Convenient Payment Plan. Extra Special High-Grade Seamless Axminster | 9x12 Rugs 41 MONDAY we are offer- ing 61 very high- grade Axminster Rugs at a very low price. There are numerous beautiful patterns from which to make selection, (Downstaire Store.) SD 40-Inch Printed Crepe de Chine Yard | 40-Inch Navy Charmeuse (high- | grade) | 40-Inch Crepe Satins | 40-Inch Black Charmeuse | 36-Inch Black Dress Satin 40-Inch Colored Charmeuse (Downstairs Store.) Pp aeeere veeeee: sceeeee e:eeeere oener * ee eee se ereee areeee:e eseee* ‘tener seeeeteeterere © : eer ervaer -eeen* ete AB it yD / Monday Begins Our Annual Christmas Sale of Men’s Broadcloth Shirts 3] OO At this price you may question the quality of these Shirts, but when you see them you will readily recognize the splendid quality broadcloth that is used in their making. An opportune time to select imme- diate and future needs as well as for gift giving. mYIAUL4AL LZ They come in the coll: r-attached and neckband styles, with barrel or double French cuffs. All are cut full and roomy and have center pleats. Complete range of sizes 14 to 17. Mail and Phone Orders Filled Men’s Gift Ties at 55c A most attractive assortment of ties that make suitable Christmas gifts. Of silk and rayon ‘n the bright shades, You may select from stripes, checks and fancy patterns. (Downstairs Store.) For Christmas Giving—Choose in This Special Selling of Handbags 135 Gi MOST attractive assortment of leather Handbags in pouch and flat styles, including many that are . hand laced. They come in the wanted shapes and colors. Ideal for gift giving. Novelty Bags of real leather, vachette and fabrics in imitation leopard. Also unborn calf trimmed Bags in the wanted new shapes are featured at this price. (Downetairs Stere.) Fal af *|

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| ‘ a , ‘ citnirsrsseaticactieice j eT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH silted SSS ot LOUIS SS OOO — : : 3 , gemen ts and ae otiee- aren = ‘ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5, 6 and 7 This Section. a 4 Weddings 0 f Week octal : € ings — a (rom Preceding _— pelle : Of the Week wed from Pre ; | 4 . ae ~ . served @i ; Mi: shower wr ae = .— che Tweltt ° : \ trich an as e ShniesG. ar. | - , Sen itle Jacobs was maid of) a. Miss Louise Landers Becomes p Cor ner sister's only atten-| The a iY ge. niga eee n ¢ shel] Zailee Bride in Churcl 3 Ceremony { TRAND-I EA I FER | : Sh me 4 : . Mrs. Charl In the popular “La “Sie Loe * =. , yt eA ‘4 ‘4 %. ‘ ; : i f ; “a - 7 + " r - ¥ ve be .. + ‘ ESM at ee ea ee ee ee a , 2 o ie 4 2 " “ "i ’ m . — — Don, acne met yrabsorayy, * ww yr So Ws oh eeeiaahieiaiadacatee me 8 . ‘ PR Pet yp 3 foots ‘ y ee ee a * , 7 ese io ae Sar Mae en ee a. . ew tale %. 4 Large aasortment of pearl ‘ ; 50c en amber, jeweled, tortei and amber sets, offered at aia $15 value ... $11.25 cial prices. Separate pieces j } be purchased to complete Cemplete line of 1847 ROG- “Her” set. All are bexed fer ERS BROS, and COMML NI- Xmas. WE ENGRAVE INr- | TY TABLEWARE in open TIALS ON ALL TOILET WARE, [| *teck patterns. Other USEFUL XMAS GIFTS Fountain Pens. $1 to $35 Smokers’ Articles Carving Sets $1 to ...$l-to $25 se ong $3.79. = Book Ends. . . .$1 to $10 ©#**eroles $2.69 to $10 Athletic Goods Leather Goods Gillette Razors. 98c to $7.50 Military Brushes, $2.48 to $20 4 - . Ae Se m "oof oO retre »~4+ hi, az —_ ler Was served at the home e’s parents. The hous: decorated in crysanthemums. orchestra was in attendance throughout the evening. te Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. ey departed for a wedding trip which they will make thetr home at 66 Ludlow road, Westford. Conn., where the bridegroom wil! establish his art studio Mrs. Toney is a graduate of th —— Master _ Plate Auburn Academic High School and 8652 "Saat bate. Ig the Rochester, N. Y., Dental School as well as a former student at Syracuse University summer school. a te ae tt ote ete hs nt tae SPN ENENG Belts, Buckles, Beltograms ae ‘@ Any man will welcome the gift of a Hickok Belt kerchiefs with embroidered Phe marriage of Miss Irma Ros- with printed borders, hem- Heimann of St. Paul, Minn.., | Mark Cross Jewel Case such as this to hold 2 ee eee ee Se wercet Pasi tees ae tray style and lined with velvet; priced $14 7 Ss a 3 Ss Men’s pure Irish linen a ided by her sister, Miss Helen | Handkerchiefs of Irish lin- i the out-of-town guess were : : : re if nd Mrs. Ss. i, Newcomb of Seneca Falls, N. Y. he will be proud to take black cowhide leather, H dk a: f Louis Gershon a an ercnietrs ; h they will reside in St. Paul, | She carried an old fashioned bou- and elaborately embroidered — and Other Makes of cuse, N. Y.. a sister of the bride. The Case that is indispensible to the well- A bill fold, cigarette case Pie write of ©. Weasie maa . = ame he rie © J Pi . ; PRICED Butter Spreaders, 6, $2 954 , ace a er in the 16-inch size, fitted with pearl or am- . ) | . Set that will appeal to a h, the Rev. A. Alberswerth | : h gold. Lester Green- | . and Miss Dorothy Ruem- | Curry were the ushers. Ber served as groomeman. | }Scherrer were ushers. | in cap fashion was shirred | bouq@et of brides’ roses and ristmas Pets Sd Ae A AYE) SB themums. Miss Ruem-| of PLA 7 RR a gowned in pale green | HE | AHS 4 in their hair. | iz Mr. Toney is a graduate of the Uni- at a = ok * ‘ , THE th i f id . Mo i STATUE EEE i. = ot tae . =O | “it Set. They are beautiful, useful, lasting and appro- eR TEER AED || ARYA sil | B. ~— | : — zz ee ——— — = ; a > 7 pen esl . cago Art Institute. : = = eS ee © sazement of Miss Dorothy * toaman. The wide range of styles and colors makes ; : of 1350 Bayard avenue, or lace and scalloped edges. Gueeid. daughter of Mr..and Mrs. | Also attractive sport shades @eeerice G. Rosenfeld, and Jack}, Mark Cross Jewel Case sectsed ar haieniian a To nieetieieale a She will be exceedingly proud to own a stitched or hand-roliec hems. Fe come gy sar her treasures. It is beautifully fashioned of . Slarriscm and Rebbe A. eee ecrase leather in purple, rose or tan in the a for $1.50 ier at fictiniess whe arr ot | initial Handkerchiefs. Boz — “Sa enfel?, and Verdin A. ‘Berger | Men's Case Women's Case of six Sr.50. Other S00, -- -¢teou Ga sill 2 . pe “ Vel Caught with clus. In Walnut-Finished Cabinet 4 orange blossoms. She car- phit Shumate, daughter of Mr. Hen = ¢ Ita - Henry Suren, o 2 aa ae Bin Caestn B Yaheon of les and beltograms are artistically engraved on — : : Sterling Silver Buckle, . °) &. m.. Nov. 25. Atwater KentRa 10 Det on which Mrs. Shumate gave for may choose a deep-toned blue, cocoa brown. 6 tis Scouquet of roses and ae _ * Walley. Mis | a — from 50c to $35 The New $ Complete 4 = Mee Helen noone me ts, priced trom $1 to $3.50 One-Dya} With All 4 Pds Miss Pieper wore Beltograms, priced from $1 to $25 P Seer ae niffon velvet and car-. Accessories “a ~ “nh Was orchid velvet and | Beauty that is worthy of a place in any hon ~ . ‘¢_orchia chrysanthe- | and efficiency that satisfies every desire of radio a wen Tinsle was flow. | fans are offered in this radio outfit. It is anew | ee Gift Box Atwater Kent one-dial receiver encased in a rich. ~ as Clever and Edwari | Each Hickok Christmas walnut cabinet with built-in speaker. = “ere groomemen and the | ° ; : : ~*© Arthur Kessler ana | — — a in a oa accessories furnished include six = i— | richiy colored and artis- A or Cunningham tubes, one 100-ampere - ay ' Persone attended * . we . ® ae > _ - ’ : th tically designed _ holiday rubber-cased Exide battery, two 45-volt a ., “ony. which was fol. box with hinged lid. The Eveready B batteries and one Eveready C a * Wedding breakfast ant ay cm = on a panel in- battery. Electrically operated, $47 extra. _—_ si 2 ee oe No. 35 Atwater Kent without accessories, $70 sa et. 7 _ RS & ps oF Pi Te ber — “Hickok Plate Buckle, 4871. tod) =6beltegrem 9971. ~owhide belt, set $3. Each Set in = 4 ‘ * | = “ent of their daughter , . , = ‘ft , if 3 MOrsathy. wv, ’ . er ee See ee She ee ~~. = ; — — ee a. | a Mite or 4 Ward, and George | en 17N. BROADWAY fsck ~~ ad

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ee an ae appeal — that is Aisle. your shopping plans. There are many lions and _ ribbon Sizes 36 to 44. tles and puff box. signs of birds, and flowers. Glassware, $1.00 vases and candy jars. Books, 95c Handkerchiefs 6 for $1.50 initial Handkerchiefs. of six $1.50. 6 for $1.00. Handkerchiefs Lovely, sheer Gift Aisle On Second Floor A place where you will find assembled, from all parts of the store, ar- ticles of moderate price that have a special gift Gift Be sure to include a visit to Gift Aisle in Voile Undies, $1.95 lovely shades to choose from this selection of voile én- velope Chemise, attractively trimmed with lace, medal- straps. Vanity Set, $1.00 A charming gift is this Vanity Set of clear crystal glass daintily hand cut, con- sisting of two perfume bot- Wall Pockets, 75c Colorful Japanese Pottery of good quality finished in black, with raised color de- butterflies Lovely gift pieces of beau- tifully decorated, hand-cut colored glass flower bowls, Y “Little Women,” the book for all girls, is illustrated in color and handsomely bound. Novelty Hankies, 25c Women’s all-white Hand- kerchiefs with embroidered or lace and scalloped edges. . Also attractive sport shades with printed borders, hem- stitched or hand-rolled hems. Men’s pure Irish linen Box Other plain Handkerchiefs of Irish lin- ens, with hemstitched hems, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Box Handker- chiefs in scores of dainty and elaborately embroidered patterns; white or colors. (Second Floor.) | r Kent Radio Set ut-F inished Cabinet is worthy of a place in any home that satisfies every desire of radio Comflete With All i in this radio outfit. Accessories It is a new e-dial receiver encased in a rich. with built-in speaker. essories furnished include six nningham tubes, one 100-ampere d Exide battery, two 45-volt 3 batteries and one Eveready C lectrically operated, $47 extra. ter Kent without accessories, $70 t Terms May Be Arranged (Radio Dept.—Fourth Fiocor.) s ypageme nts d nd | Weddings of Week is ghower bouquet with a large, 2 ostrich fan as the. shield. | Camille Jacobs was maid of! and her sister’s only atten-. She wore 4 fown of shell georgette, embroidered in stones, and carried pink roses. Abramson, brother of the eeroom, was best nian. The was given in marriage by her er and the services were read | 4 itt. ee eception followed the smony, Which wa solemnized in : nee of relatives and a few friends. After a honeymoon nicago, Mr. Abramson and his wtmoreland apartments. and Mrs. Harry Kaltser of 1 Hord avenue have announced » engagement of their daught?r, r ay to Sam Berger, son of Mr. * Mrs. Ben Berger of 4229 Page ane The wedding will take ee in June. William Grosblatt | Mr. and Mrs. oe Cates avenue have an- Renced the engagement, of their Bucnter, Yetta, to Sdmuel EF. ischmann, isteoh mann. “ Hag Katherine Goodell, daugh- of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Goodell Touisville, Ky., Whose marriage Sverett Swingley Brown, son of g E. Brown of Washington, 'C., took place in St. Louis yes- as was the guest of honor 8 dinner Wednesday evening, en by Mrs. Bordon Bowles of fe «Shenandoah avenue, with am the bride made her home. Mr. and Mrs. Brown. eS 7 Minera avenue have = an- mceed the marriage of their ghter, Lucille, to Harry Dem- The wedding took place Nov. Ar home in San Diego, Cal. - berry terrace have annownced engagement of their daughter, m Bayard avenue. @Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Fisher '$ Hortus court have sent out ard H. Burkart Jr. of Chicago, ry. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Burk- mm reside in Chicago. Mid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. rice G. Rosenfeld, and Jack ry Heimann of St. Paul, Minn., place Thanksgiving evening ® oclock, in the Venetian room tthe Forest Park Hotel, Rabbis m Harrison and Rabbi A. Ros- nfeld, ibest man for Mr. and Verdin A. Hugo Heimann of Chicago, of the bridegroom; Mr. and Louis Gershon and Mrs. §&. bere of Kansas City. f-and Mrs. Heimann will be Graemere Hotel, Chicago. ithe first of the year, after b they will reside in St. Paul, ie and Mrs. Louis F. Tritschler, mf Mrs. Holz, Nov. 27, at ch, the Rev. A. ting. Charlotte Welf was maid of and Miss Dorothy Ruem- , bridesmaid. Ralph Dathan | best man and Oliver Stock- her served as groomsman. Myrtle Fuerst and Miss Ber- Scherrer were ushers. bride was gowned in white Bette, beaded, and her tulle veil Caught on either’ side blossoms. bouq@et of brides’ roses and of the valley. hthemume. Miss Ruem- te and carried yellow chrys- sums. They, wore rhinestone in their hair. -€r was served at the Bevo for the bridal] party. * *Ngagement of Miss Dorothy ei daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pn, Of 1350 Bayard avenue. mM Stone of 5228 Kensington Was announced at a2 “SSeiving dinner given at the of Mr. Stone's parents, Mr. Mrs. Stone. Cecilia Suren, daughter of t and He nry W. Married a Cecilia’s Sat $:30 a m., Nov. 265. bride wore a gown of white me Yeivet, trimmed with pearls, yadda Caught with clus.- . ge blossoms. 3 “yd bouquet of roses and , he Miss Rose | s 8nd Miss Helen Suren were | = ds. Miss Pieper wore | -. chiffon velvet and car- | 4 ' Ow chrysanthemums. Miss | — Was orchid velvet and “Tried orchid chrysanthe- | Marcella Tringle was flow. | E “Td Wore a frock of yellow es ley Clever and Fdéwar Were LTroOorm . msmen and the ™ Were Arthur Kessler and | Schulte ge: a 500 pers * Ceremony. & wed eOn. A A ear mn a Ons attended the | Which was fol- ding brea Kfast an: A tan ; at _ ; ORY nting announcement has e by Mr. I uther ement of the " Do. “@ir dau “Oroth y Ward. gehter met of s + aNd George | a4 - Louis, son Of Mrs aad s Estella Tritschler, daughter Was gowned in pale green | Zallee — ~ . ee ae will make their home in the | ’ ; ’ ’ ; } | son of Mrs. Jennie, a ett » guests were the close friends | and Mrs. Morris Chused of | / Mr. and Mrs. Dembo will make | f. and Mrs. M. Essman of 4642 | lyn, to Jack B. Orenstein of | Meds announcing the marriage of | daughter, Mamie Norman, to | Mr. Burkart is the son | formerly of Magnolia avenue. | jis a graduate of the Massachu- | Bs Institute of Technology. They | lmehe marriage of Miss Irma Ros- | ete eter officiating. The bride was | ded by her sister, Miss Helen | Berger | Heimann. | lg the out-of-town guests were | a : | i } ’ : | ime the bride of O. Frank Holz, | s D4 fat St. Matthew's Evangelical | Alberswerth | NET tt ttle tty ts tts ta i i ; in cap fashion was shirred | with | She carried a | Miss Wolf wore | m Georgette and carried pink | =- en ad Mrs. Henry Suren, of Itas- | Clever, | She car- ' ___-—. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Elizabeth Caine of Chicago. wedding will Christmas holiday Ward attended Miss White’s School tirls, alumnus of Purdue University and served overseas as a captain in the Twelfth Engineers during the war. The engagement of Miss Maude and A. for The | avenue. the Miss be an event of season. and Mr. Caine is an | attended Social University. The date for the wedding has not been set. Mrs. M. Brodkin of 2716 Day- ton street announces the engage- ment of her daughter, Leon Rosengarten of New Orleans. | Announcement has been made |of the engagement of Miss Elma | Frances Yawitz, daughter of Mr. B. Jefferis, son of |and Mrs. Morris J. Yawitz of En- Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jefferis, was | right avenue, announced by Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Zallee at a dinner given Thanks- giving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lich, 7028 Berthold |owsky of Tulsa, Ok. the Economy and Washington linois, set, Ruth, to time and Joseph Jank Miss Yawitz Missouri School a GE cette + Of | list Mr. Jankowsky is aliness and professional women. Missi Women's Exposition at the Coli-‘ the section. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926. | graduate ‘of the University of Il- and is a member of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. date for the wedding has not been Meeting of Professional Women. Several new members at the last meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s Club, at the Town Club, Tuesday, at which Dr. Maud Bartlett, the vice president, to leave the open until represent the club The her visit to the Judge Allen national federation. meet Tuesday at Town Club. admitted Florence Weigle was appointed to in welcoming Judge Florence Allen of Ohio on city is a member of the The club wil! 7:30 p mm. at All business and pro- fessional women are invited. seum, Jan. 29 to Feb. 9. Mrs. F. A. Fuller, president of the St Louts this weet! council, has announced. The St. Louls Health Department, accord- | ing to Mrs. Fuller, will co-operate services there today. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -—— Pastor to Observe Anniversary. The ninth anniversary of Russell B. Whiteside as pastor of ithe Euclid Baptist Church will be ,celebrated at morning and evening Dr. in the health demonstration, under the direction of Dr. Max C. Stark-! loff, Director of Public Health, as| presided. It was voted@i dren of charter membership Jan. 1 and to re- Health Demonstration Plans. A health demonstration for chil- | welfare work. pre-school sponsored by the St. Louis Coun-/ section of cil, National Congress of Parefts| The exhibits of co -operatin - strict membership entirely to busi-| and Teachers, at the second annual D ing agen will also many local and national | | SPECIALISTS commercial firms interested in child | Removing Superfluous The Parent-Teach- er Council] has obtained an entire the exposition space. — age will be | es Satisfaction 415 Frisco B Fyebrows Arched Plastic Method. | cies and firms will be included in Lacille-Francis Method | The Only Method Known That Giv ELFE«~NOR DFEMRICH. MARCELLER | Phove [for Appointment—iGArfield Yiu Hair | Linen Importers Since 1882 Olive St. & Taylor Av. VE UY VV VY We Ve ov vv ee ea WV OV OV ON Oe 8 —— AAALARARAL ALS ALALA TE se ae RNa eeetienvmastiiene ALMAAAAARARALALALALGAL 1) AAALALALA LI Dah iriari ha Veuve RAR ARAREETE TREE AL BALI RA RELA E ER ae eadgeend iste aasdeennonehniiennas omen ——s AALLA LALA ED ey rte YEN Ve we Ue OM ee we vee WADA TET) we AADADLAAAAAA ALD ne eS ae ¥uwe PAAAAAS AAAS ASIII IIIT aeTTTT MALAI ITI Tai) — TTI te Sa eee eS WVU WEN Ewe We Nur NY WY we YY ae ee mem i ae >: 2) 7 * _ > ; ?, » o a >! > re *- > > wwe : ee E KS UU UYU SYS UYUY YU UYUY YUE YUE UU ECYU YUU UN UL YUU UUUU Us ULE YEU UYU eu LeY¥uLUUUULEUUUbUSY EXEETITIT IIIA SONNENFELD’S 610 to 618 Washington Avenue GIVE HER SOMETHING SHE CAN WEAR Glittering and gay affairs, just the ty coming holiday festivities. $25 to $95 (Fourth Floor) Sizes 14 to 48 Actual Savings of Modes for Afternoon, Street Right when you are seeking new Frocks for the holidays we offer the most radical reductions on Dresses we’ve announced in many, many seasons. Individualized Flat Crepes Satins—Georgettes Canton Crepes—Velvets Fine Wool Jerseys and Twills DRESSES-Reduced, ‘ High-Grade Models Offered at 73°72 Evening, Sport and Wear (Fourth Floor) ' O Former A Special Collection for Gift Seekers at ll GOWNS, CHEMISE, STEP-INS BLOOMERS, SLIPS Prices Wouldn’t you rather receive a piece of dainty, frilly, silk underwear than almost anything you know? Here is a delightful selection from which to choose at a very moderate cost. There are lace-trimmed or tailored styles in delicate pastel shades and white; all sizes. | | ) . | Other Groups, $1.95 to $45 | | (First Floor Shops) | A Sonnenfeld Gift } Certificate 564. FINE WINTER COATS Three Decisively Reduced Groups Are Featured $96 | | Favored furs, fabrics and colors, and all sizes in. the groups. +76 (Bonnenfeld’s—Third Floor.) and to everyone’s satisfaction. | ; —solves your problem quickly | ae) The smartest of new Felt Hats spell youth’s charm in high pointed fronts, flange sides, the low point at back and with alluring wave lines to frame the face. Biack, Monkey Skin, French Beige, Queen Blue, Gull, Poppy Red and Bois de Rose. $10 and $15 (Millinery Shop— Second Floor) Colorful Violets Plain and Tinsel Eftects Nothing is more expres- | Q | sive of the spirit of the Up to $3.98 holidays than the ten- der, fragrant Violet; also other flowers at... Violets and Other Flowers (First Floor) CAF ARRORERORAREA OREREROROEREAOREMEROROROROROEREROMERE RE REREROROREMORERORORDR END SPreearne POH HEREREREREREREMERERERPEREREREREROERER ERE SPROROMOLOROAEREMAERD LORS MAAS LAROAS . & “ | Evening Gowns and Frocks pe you will need for There are modes for dinner and dance wear in the lovely new pastel shades as well as black. What Is More Acceptable Than Exquisite Silk Lingerie As a Truly Feminine Gift? eel Os gr & The Practical Gift Handbags } 4.99 In compliance with fashion’s new request for brilliance, the new Bags are beaded and jeweled in gorgeous ways, also plain effects in tapestry, antelope or leather are shown, Others, $2.95 to $45 (First Floor) Mr. MAN —lf you are in doubt as to the sclection of your gift, let our Miss B—., on the first floor, assiet you. She is an expert. a

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ae , the Eskimo Dog ness and wagon is to be awarded 1 writing the best essSay—particu- (Nugents—Third Floor, South.) * > big store of a million ; suggests savings on all day stocks. The big Xmas prices are most inviting. iF ‘ r ¢ ¢ ras Sale! Black Silks! } $2.98 Yard Black Crepe Satins; D inches wide; yard ......-e-eeseece $1.98 $3.50 Yard Black Crepe Satins; $2 95 40 inches wide; yard ......-.-2.++e08 . $2.98 Yard Black Flat Crepe; $I 98 40 inches wide; yard ........---e+e+. . $6.95 Yard Black Satin Charmeuse; $3 98 inches wide: yar’... ....ccsscsees . $7.95 Yard Black Bordered Crepe $3 98 ee: Wah ci dsbawsas deeeccoes . $4.50 Black Chiffon Velvets Lustrous, soft, silk-face Chif- 95 on Velvets (lisle back). 37 $9. — a Se ee fh ee SS ee ee $2.50 Chiffon Taffetas 36-inch changeable Chiffon 77 Taffetas in light and dark color $]- ombinations for fancy work, c. Yard ypes at Sale Prices Ibert Mantel Clock $17.9 5 ay, reliable movement; and half hour strike, cathe- gong, mahogany finish..... hinestone Bracelets $ 3 with all-white rhinestones, rs crystal and rhinestone SS Pe OS ee ameled Mesh Bags $ a 5 yely color combinations; chain; attractive square Silver Compacts $39 5 hers in two-tone finish; ins powder, rouge, lipstick, ow pencil, mirror ........ (Nugentse—Main Floor, North.) uk Lingerie FOR GIFTS ns, Envelope Chemise, Step-Ins — aty garments are ex- chine and crepe-back fully trimmed with ymstitching, and rib- gerie | Silk Pajamas 95 $ 5,9 Ope chemise Cre Rae's rei os pe. de chine; square | aes skirt) and V-neck; allover style. ‘hi entqual-| trimmed with fine laces OF chine in new more tailored styles. Flesh, Exquisitely . - ‘ fine laces, , peach, Nile and orchid. tucks. (Second Floor, South.) Oe oes aa “tes “te a oA Ain, r rT. ee ee = Le Sm ae . —— bred, delicate, and be- 95) hi yles are of heavy qual- ° | ‘ nai — eh ae ee ere ee a ae a ay 2. . = i —. ee ea ST. LOUIS: POST- DISPATCH Xmas Wrapping & Packing “ A special department for your Christmas Ca convenience;— Packages wrapped and — Adjoining the Post Office, Second oor. “The Store for ALL the People” a _ __SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT | ¢ RR EN Ne NC NOON OC REE ELLY OU MAY BUY ON THE MORRIS PLAN—EXTENDED PAYMENTS; =; NUGENTS - -"@ —_ P ~ a — : o oo Se ; Pn oe ° 7 Pe ? “) The Gay Xmas Gift Bazaar The thoughtful gift—the luxurious—the practical, each and every kind of gift for women and men of every age. * (Second Floor.) \ ae . _ ———————— . oe zi Bena al we nd : ol Values That Demonstrate Prices—Sho aos het | the Value-Giving Power of : - This Big Store—Buy Gifts These Prices Prevail for the Home Now! 5 —— 4 Lamps That Light the Way to Christmas Values Sale of 500 LAMPS Timely Christmas values (probably the very best, by far, that we could give this season) make this an event of events for those in search of an appropriate gift for a friend. ¢ , About Half Price Those who viewed these Lamps while they were being unpacked acclaim them as worth twice and more these low Christ- mas prices! $12 Bridge. Lamps With Georgette Shades Finely finished metal standards 0 5 with artistically designed bases— ° dainty Georgette shades in match- ing loveliness, flower trimmed and in pleasing color assortment. Complete $15 Junior Lamps With Georgette Shades Very interesting, scroll pat- $ QO 5 terned standards. The shades are e. of finely pleated Georgette elab- orately trimmed and decorated with silk flowers. Complete (Nugents—Third Floor, Christmas Values in a . (a fa ¥ ELECTRIC GLEANER “Gy - - With 9 Labor-Saving Attachments That Add to —_ —— the General Utility of the Torrington Cleaner s , Q-50 $5 Electric Irons / Of all the devices which save labor in the > 95 | Sa home, an aonceng te ears is by far the most i> necessary because of the real relief from Meuntar-B drudgery it brings and because of its sav- ‘ken loeuthe "ah Peo ing in health, in help-hire, in rug-wear. | With cord and plug complete. Real Good News From Nugents ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST TOYLAND $12.50 Roll Top Desk : ae ————— . | Santa’s Surprise Package oa A $9.95 In Fairyland Solid cak with chaic Buy your tickets at entrance—zip, down comes a mysterious package direct from the North Pole. Dif- ferent Pac kages for boys and girls. —just like dad’s—very strongly made. $6.50 Coaster Wagons $485 it “High-Speed”, full foller-bearing with steel! disc rubber-tired wheels; balloon type $7.50 Doll Cabs a j | i $10.95 Mama Dolls | ae an “ee 7-9 5 26-in. tall, nicely dressed and white slips in blue or pink bhemiket ..ccecccccccossccses $ I 95 $1.75 “BABY” DOLLS—With closing $2.75 INFANT DOLLS—Moving eyes | | Another Timely Shipment Brings ¥: SF) som _ Renewed Stocks of White Imported ENGLISH Sizes 14 to 17 »s Unusually Fine Quality—All White—Collar-Attached and Neckband Styles—Made of Extra Fine Quality Material The attached collars are the very new, pointed style. The cgllar-attached Shirts have seven buttons (good quality pearl) down the front; the neckband style, six. Fine stitching—every Shirt will be sold from original boxes. ON SALE MONDAY—SHIRT DEPARTMENT—MAIN FLOOR, NORTH | Prices That Represent St. Louis’ Best B R Q A DD C L 6, j H Furniture Values SHIRTS Christmas. Gilts | torthe Home a _ -.... $24.00 Solid-Mahogany — — —, Built of solid mahogany throughout, with large drawer. space and special ~~ oe Martha Washington Cabinet special. i | } a 7) = = os i : | H $10.50 Smoker | Cabinet, $7.95 spool tray. Very | | | Mahogany or walnut finish | gumwood with tray equipment. Also in red and green Newest Curtains and Draperies to Brighten the Home New Draperies Add to the Fes- ~ tive Holiday Spirit in the Home $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 Values 1200 Yards in This Monday Event Gift Draperies—pillows, hang- ings, divan covers, will give Christ- mas “glory to the home during the holidays and for months and months afterward. Short lengths from 5 MEE ESE: to 20 yards, in stripe and Jacquard . ig ree ca? Damasks; 50-inch widths. $4.95 Ruffled Curtain Sets $75 Wilton Velvet Rugs misweaves in design. Reg- ulation room size (9x12). i i The Chinese and Persian All fine quality yarns—voiles, a 5 () grenadines, tussah pongee—trim- IK: a. a pom — en med in soft bedroom tones of ‘ Fringe end. All are slight et pink, blue, orchid, gold. Complete with valance and tie-backs. (Third Floor, South.) Drapery Damasks ' (Main Floor, South.) Movie Machines $5.00 Work like the real ones—complete celectric- ally; equipped with film and slides (ready to — use), special. $4.50 Stearn Shovels Of cold rolled steel, fin- ished im red or black; Derrick with ex- tension on turn- table. Scoop with Gn Regularly Sold at $69.50 3.49 les—Semi-Porcelain $3 China Tea Sets Full Cabinet Sty An Extraordinary FZ y Fant gy Goo Recognized as one of the best Stoves made— 7 oy i tly of heavy blue Russian steel—cast iron cooking .\ pieces — decorat- . ty by } ed—é cups 6 top——-marveious, heat-spreading sex emma arge Ld a ’ , ‘ 2) saucers, sugar, rustproof oven (right or left hand)—large Droter FFFAN $1.45 “GARLANDS” — oes es $395 —white porcelain doors. ven fiber: fawn, blue eyes; long white ! f creamer and tea se set Sr ins crying voice ........-- $1.25 i‘ a SP SP ¢ pot; in box. . TERMS Extra Special Christmas Feature : ° Choice A Regular $4.75 Value 9 ° : ngs ” You’ll Find Real Values in the Dollar Toy Fair | $ Mirro” Coffee Leather Footballs r-Phose “¢> a poates a Pool Tables oo ag a ) Percolator Light Outfits uilding Sets — or Sets siaitiin teen g Musical Toys Pre Elephants Tool Chests DOWN During This Sale Only Paint Sets Doll Beds Blocks Garages Christmas Suectiaty a ges gp mre ge . ; sa wi eac r as Parcheesi Stoves Dancing Felix Ring Toss eee ee Balance fn Range; 9-cup size; heavy (Nugents—Third Fleer, South.) | settenmowey quality. Sale of Gas Ranges (Nugents—Fourth Fieer, South.) Be Besse eee VOPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT—DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOWs% | i MOCQURS 5 isi wees $8.95 $44.00 Spinet Dest rs ' j | Mahogany veneer front, top and sides, large il ci writing bed, antique | || : /¥ brown finish; size 42x21, i= ff mY 33 inches high. y ) (Nugents—Fourth Floor, South.) i | ee | ‘The Gitt That Lives Longest ee Aad a - od al New Brunswick or || Orthophonic | Victrolas —— ~~: - . Sy | iit Have “music” in your home on Christ- Hi mas morn—with one of these marvelous Hi new musical instruments it is possible to i enjoy all the music of the world. « I Many Models and Prices to Select From i ee) Victrcine ...... 990 On Guibaghente combined ye Oe kentsoceeed $375 Up sicsenite reaats $45 a ee OW iskeactase $90 Up ote na. | 4 ‘ panatrone .... S400 Sp anat bd op @- ion... SOE ae Sold on Our Club Plan Trade in Your Present Instrument (‘Thtra ath.) Delivery Now or Christmas Eve. ii Reconditioned Electric ” a «weil ay Onli ves $4Y Reconditioned Drophead Siagdre ess. ..c..s.s Oe at Various Prices _{ Segenta-—-Socond Fieve, —w « nen ats Hf South.) | . > CH: . PAGE 11 “ / % — a & - 7” - agdy ~A : “4 ye, - —— a ee " ah * : & » as ae - * 3 A red ie & racs:” - - ¢ - : it > eae s ’ ne —— ben eax netereren rater cy “a a , yah eepwates > eee om ee ee ripsaineeeeabent en than . rs tue ™ . : sit — : " , : fens s is sa te oe J mae vi nae! ee GEN oie tN Py wn ale el Jat i. ~h Sse fe. Ne eat HI si a= Utes chi pea te coat cs i ate apie ar A pg ts Miter mips pha oe ep a o perbeay,* 67 een cy Ae wees 4, Lae Se al ae, 7 cm Re he < - “ a ‘ ne. + et a. Aan eam ie <0" + DS rede ona Ps om a ouatatennineanaeneeenebemetaiaetiantianctatibameadten et at ee oo are a Oc ee Seren one

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. ' ate atiaac nash mas eating z tyre . é » z 4 . * ¥ / ¥ oe - - - ‘ nthe tse Np. n pipeline ty Siar Tyr gwen ge oe hie My Be fb kdidedl ve :o ae te cae ae ” — wit we kis ¥ an ee , Ane $c Me Aol » ns ig . ~ as, ae 3 4 « ‘ir ¥ 7 " a * ‘a 2s ~ = 4 ‘*¢ “AS Gas ay > . s + ” - . Z _ rAGE 12..¢. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH STNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 oe A AI TI ‘Rajon Undergarments Sale Price - Women’s a Step-Ins, Vests and French Panties in a good quality rayon. Every garment perfect. Will give the best of wear. (Nugcente—Bargain Basement.) dT llustrated Kiddies’ » Library More Than $0 Titles, 7Se Value ae Sale Price [BLACK BEAUTY} ; 3 9 Robinson Crusoe Aesop’s Fables Swift Stanley Robinson Black Beauty Gul’ :ver’s Travels Pilgrim’s Progress Alice in Wonderland Etc. o (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) § a i end eetaneie _? a ee $ 2-95 o | Fine quality, all- ‘linen, full 64-inch |@*% i square. Bleached. Ss — Attractive patterns. RK —* y Make your Christ- oa mas selections now. Linen Table Sets ee eee oe ake $2. 98 Novelty weave with pretty colored borders _.. (Nagents—Bargain Basement.) $5 Plaid Blankets Sale Price $3.45 Beechmont Blankets —seconds of Nashua make, in pretty plaid |} combinations. Neatly = bound. Shell stitch. S6x8o-inch size. Wool Comforters 72x78-inch and 72x84-inch size Comforters covered with $ 85 cotton silkaline in pretty pat- ‘ nt eat Basement.) ee rtp me ‘Silk Undergarments A wonderful gift in all wanted —well made; full cut. Sizes 38 to 44. Linen Tablecloth con | Sale of Beauti . ng ee | Excellent quality serge weave; velope chemise, step-ins, bloomers, etc. en palmetto, _— = ivory and black. 40 inches wide. and black; 40 inches wide. wide. At New Low Prices Monday Just being unpacked, these new, quality Silks worth almost again their sale Decorated with handmade flowers. price. Direct from the big Eastern Silk market. $2.50 Striped Chenille Beautiful quality in colors of jungle, claret, rustic and black; 40 inches $2 Crepe de Chines Washable Crepe de Chine in 20 popular street, dress amd underwear shades; 40 inches wide . $2 Printed Crepe de Chine Also Georgette Crepes. Beautiful color combinations. Floral and plaid designs; 40 inches wide $2 Chifton Taffeta Excellent quality Taffeta in coral, orange, orchid, peppermint, turquoise, rose, maize, poudre blue, navy and black; 36-inch $2 Satin Charmeuse 40-inch lustrous quality in navy, claret, jungle, tan, cookie and PAA AS A) ee A Sa ~~ —_— . $2 Striped Broadcloth Beautiful striped colorings on white backgrounds; 32 inches ANS mV $2 Changeable Taffeta } Chiffon Taffeta.in light color combinations. For party frocks or fancywork; 36 inches wide $2 Spiral Crepe Extra fine quality in colors of navy and black; 40 inches wide. . l EXTRA! EXTRA! PAN 7 : NW, \ NYY $2.98 Georgette Crepe $1.39 Sport Satins | $2.69 Crepe Satin —_ Very Very | | ! y, y : Nicely boxed mull Special $ 7 .95 Special | Salil $ 95 Soak, ios Gees ‘one at Yard, at Yard, C | ~ 4:7 pat . . — ing. A trimmed = or Ww A real bargain in Georgette. Lustrous quality in 15 popular | Heavy lustrous Extra heavy dress weight, in navy shades, light and dark; 40 inches | Fine wearing quality. inches wide | jungle, claret, rust and black; 40 Linen, cotton or mull Rayon Pillows Make lovely gifts. Boudoir Lamps Lamps worth much more. Pretty $ 7 ‘colored glass bases with decorated shades in quaint shapes. Complete.. (N ugents—Bargain Basement.) ed Stamp ed Bedspreads" Sale Price, Each : —_— Extra heavy quality krinkle Spreads, strip- ed or plain white. Bas- ket and wreath design. | Bolster included. Dining-Room Set Scarf, centerpiece and buffet set stamped for embroidery in pretty design on good quality cl white material (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) _f andkerchiets | Sale Price W307 250 DD On Th OY OS ma Other Gift Handkerchiefs *Kerchiefs; lors: white or color trimm quality in plain co (Nugente—Bargain Basement.) 5e-—10ce—2 for 35¢ ee —— Thread Silk Hosiery ae. 5 Qc _Women’s and misses, thread S) sulk and silk-and-fiber hose with long boot, lisle garter top. Light shades. Sizes 81, to 10. Slightly irregular. (Nuagente—Barcain Bgsement.) Christmas Sale of © Fur Coats $69.50 to $89.50 Garments Why not have a warm, good- looking Fur Coat for the rest of the cold Winter days? Furs Included Caracul Beaverette j \\ Northern Seal (Dyed Coney) i Silver Coney Leopard Coney Muskrat Coney Fall Length and Short Models All Sizes for Misses and Women Most Convenient Payment Plans A small deposit will hold your selection. You may use The Morris Plan and have 25 weeks to pay, or use your charge account. ANOTHER BIG DAY IN THIS COAT EVENT Winter Coats Every Coat new, just unpacked, direct from the great Edstirel Coat markets. Fash- tonable lines, smartly trimmed and well tai- lored. Every one nicely lined. $19.50 and $25 Coats IIT Eiseclalty Sestcell Peds New York for Monday Selling \ }] Straightline Models = ° j ' > San | Ress Models Tailored Models \ | toe g Sports Models Tae Besteaia ef } ; Barg in | Every Coat fur trimmed Bolivias, suedes Be i cnieieues a with fur collar, or fur collar . velours in sports Sut Basement and cuffs. and dressy models. All Sizes for Misses and Women (Negente—Bargain Basement.) Real Gold Seal Congoleum 150 High-Grade Xmas HX ugs = s Cedar Chests t $7. 95 | | Se 9 95 Pattern = a Ss The right gift for the girl, a ni ome Cedar Chest or hope box. Genuine Gore Seal Congoleum, known for its wearing porn polished, we! mace and Abe cae Practical, Mo hprooi “a ome quality hown in the latest designs and practical color roluing casters and complete with lock and key combinations. Suitable for kitchen or dining rooms. 9x13- Other Cedar Chests for $14.95, $20.95 and $24.95 foot size. (Nugente—Bargain Basement.) 5 (Nugente—Bargain Beeement.) Sale Price - LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO Juniors’ and Girls ‘Coats | Sizes 7 to 17 Years Sale § Price ... Every Coat fur trimmed, well made and of the best Winter coat fabrics. Reduced especially for Monday selling. (Nugente—Bargain Basement.) Boys’ Overcoats Sizes 3 to 18 Years Coats for the boys § Warm, comfortable to 18 years. Juvenile Overcoats, school Over- coats. admiral Overcoats: and sheeplined some box-back mod- els. A very special purchase for the boys .. Wash Goods—Domestics 42-Inch Tubing Genuine Lady An! gti first ' arads, finest —— pillow Tubing. Yard bah BF! selvedge. Nice for stamping. Yard — Mercerized Damask 4 72 inches wide, first quality Table Damask in many Cc : yg patterns. Fine bleached. Cut from full bolts. 25c Cretonne 36-inch, bright colored Cretonne tm 2 to to ne lengths. Practical for many purposes. Yard 29c Fancy Flannelette Cotton Flannelette in light grounds and colored steal ures. Fine quality; 27 inches wide. Yard..._.. 19c Apron Gingham Remnants of 2 to to yard am | in small col checked and plaid Ginghams. Yard — lr Friday morning for San tens" ' Cal.. where they will a the ¥- Hitcity Art Museum Fi FOREST PARK ul INeW SOURS... || Gea eo ee @ + SN i moleskin Coats. Ev- ery garment brand- r 2 new. some belted, e be: a an = (Nagents—Bargain Basement.) # 63-Inch Indian Head a Full width, genuine brand, the name woven in the Cc —— a Kirk and Mrs. Frank Willson, ac- =r nied by Mr. J. S. Hayhurst. inter months. and Mrs. J. H. Herron were dinner party Saturday arthur Ambler has been chairman of the Needle- 4. to succeed Mrs. E. F. - Jones, who has been holding Special Exhibitions Sculpture * by Aristide Maillol > , “Fifty Prints of the Year” ; cies M4 ¥ 3 . Fibs i IKRYPTOKS My cy ial ae won a oe aKiPTORS are the famous ground Liforais—in my opinik. 4 better deuble-vision glasses ere made. A very thereugh eve examination by Dr. Tyroler is ineloded. Single Vision Glasses as low as $2.58 ee . ill A NER Es se oy ” ND 0 mem nents contort i 1 eer a3. A os AE > « 13 , ° 3 5 F : 5 a j _ f yi s’ : : : - : 7 gg : . ° : 3 " : = 4 ca . . i a - : a a Sale. Wall Pages In order to close out about roo patterns ranging from ro to 40 rolls of a _kind— -10c Wall Papers... .5c¢ 18c Wall Papers... .9c 30c Wall Papers. ..15c 50c Wall Papers. ..25c $1.00 Wall Papers, 50c $1.50 Wall Papers, 75c During this sale all Pa- pers are sold only with bor- ders or their decorations. (Fourth Fleer, or a 2G" vB Roy — SO ee! 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ustrated Kiddies’ | Library More Than 50 Titles, : 75c Value | Sale Price | . -é i= 4. K BEAUTY} | a a -_——— son Crusoe Aesop’s Fables Swift Stanley Robinson — lack Beauty Gul'ever’s Travels Pilgrim’s Progress Alice in Wonderland Etc. _CNugents—Bargain Basement. Re Rayon Pillows Sale Price, Each flowers. Mecorated with handmade ce lovely gifts. Boudoir Lamps ps worth much more. Pretty red glass bases with decorated es in quaint shapes. Complete.. $1 (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) amped Bedspreads Price, Each . oF | ra heavy quality ; le Spreads, strip- plain white. Bas- d wreath design. er included. Dining-Room Set rf, centerpiece and buffet 79 tamped for embroidery in (Nugcents—Bargain Basement.) design on good quality material Jandkerchiefs — | Sale Price Dn for 25¢ Nicely boxed mull "*Kerchiefs; ready | for Christmas giv- | ing. Color trimmed or white. Other Gife Handkerchiefs inen, cotton or mull ‘Kerchiefs; | n colors; white or color trimmed. Se—I Oc—2 for 35c ind Girls ‘Coats ears > : . ‘a ; -_ ”F, = _? . . 7 , . : as . P4 4 4 hell * . PESeeereeet ey. f = -- ; fs: ted ; i w~ - t ed, well 3 7 Winter S especially e 3 : : Bee Boys’ Overcoats Sizes 3 to 18 Years rm, comfortable Coats for the boys $3 garment brand- some belted, box-back mod- (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) Ste 29c and, the name woven in the ping. Yard ed Damask years. Juvenile Overcoats, school Over- | admiral Overcoats and _ sheeplined A very special chase for the II, first grade, finest quality sality Table Damask in many pached. Cut from full bolts. in Coats. Ev- 5 ndian Head ‘ae Bees 8B ee 8 8.4 ’retonne ) Cretonne in 2 to 10 yard C any purposes. Yard........ » Flannelette ght grounds and colored oe ches wide. Yard. 19c ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Kirkwood Social Notes | ae John Meyer of Rose ave- Louisa Heights, entertained mesday afternoon with @ bridge | ee of nine tables. | _and Mrs. Frank Wilson, ac- ied by Mr. J. S. Hayhurst, morning for San | aes gparted Friday . 3 Cal., where they will spend ~ ; the winter mon. th 8. Mr. and Mrs. J. ans Herron were at a dinner party Saturday a pron. Nov. 27. : Arthur Ambler has been “ * ' chairman of the Needle- werk Guild. to succeed Mrs. E. F. Jones, who has been holding —— | . ‘City Art Museum FOREST PARK Special Exhibitions Sculpture > by Aristide Maillol - 1 Fifty Prints of the Year” = Good Opticians | Men in my class, whose eye testa are worth having becatse they are accur- gte and dependable, are asking $15 for genuine Toric Double-Vision /|KRYPTOKS My Special Fre Is \) °7: 50 Frames $1.00 to $3.50 . aKYPTOKS are the famous invisibly ' ground bifocals—in my «opini better double-vision glasses are made. A very thorough eye examination by Dr. lg is included. 2.50 Single Vision Glasses as low as f Dt. Tyroler 795) ie, se The Krypiok Man ta st ——" eee 4 aaa > o EE —— Kyoonts 4 Off Sale Wall Paper In order to close out about 100 patterns ranging from 10 to 40 rolls of a -kind— '10c Wall Papers... .5c '18c Wall Papers... .9c 30c Wall Papers. ..15c 50c Wall Papers. ..25c $1.00 Wall Papers, 50c $1.50 Wall Papers, 75c During this sale ail Pa- pers are sold only with’ bor- ders or their decorations. (Fourth Fleor, South.) i '!! Sorber, Mrs. two illustrated lectures Friday ernoon, Dec. 10, on the music for _ple _phony Orchestra. 'will be at the Adams School a’ that sieition for the past two years. At the recent annual dis- play of garments made during the past year for the needy, there were 3000 garments exhibited by the Kirkwood Guild. _ Miss Mildred Compton enter- tained Saturday afternoon, Dec. 4, with a bridge luncheon. Mrs. W. A. Jones of Clearwater, la., has been spending a few Mrs. Sam Bowers, while en route to her home from Seattle, Wash., where she spent the the past year. /¢ Mr. and Mrs. ‘Marry D. Donovan and their two children have taken &@ house on Central avenue, Mer- mod place, and are now located in their new home. Miss A. M. Shelton has gone to Chicago, where she will be the guest of her brother, Mr. J. H. Shelton, and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Chadeayne of New York are in Kirkwood to make their home and are domi- ciled in Mermod place. Mrs. Frank E. Goodwin departed | for Kansas City Saturday by motor, | where she will attend the State As- ‘sembly of the Daughters of Isa- ‘bella, of which she is State treas- urer. Mrs. Goodwin, who is also | regent of the De Soto Circle, D. of 'I., was accompanied by Mrs. Kate Charlotte Gossow, ‘Mrs. Mary O'Neill and Miss Anna | Maxwell. Mrs. E. T. Voll, State regent, will preside at the meet- 'ing in Kansas City. Mrs. T. L. Moriarity of Argonne drive entertained her bridge club i, Wednesday afternoon, Dec. l. Mrs. Joseph B. Mastersdn and in- fant daughter, Patricia Jean, have returned to their home in Central place from St. Luke’s Hospital. Mrs. R. J. Compton of Adams avenue expects to leave the latter part of the month for Dillon, La., where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. David Carter Cum- mings. — Mrs. Amy Freiberger will give aft the next concert for the young peo. given by the St. Louis Sym The first lectur: 1:15 Friday afternoon. The second lecture will be at the high schoo! ‘at 2:30, the same afternoon. s A dinner dance will be given a: | the Parish Guild House Friday ev ining, Dec. 10. A eale of the article remaining from the bazaar recent- ly held will also be a feature of evening. The Board of the Coun the ty Leagur i of Women Voters was entertained | with a luncheon at the Osage Hill: | Country Club Friday. ‘guests at this i'tended a luncheon at the Statler | Hotel yesterday when Judge Flor- /ence E. Allen addressed of trie nt- Most luncheon also the meet- ing on “Jury Service for Women.” Mrs. J. C. Harvey of North Tay- 'lor avenue entertained Wednesda, afternoon with a bridg eluncheon ir honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs Benjamin Wood. Mrs. Wood, unti! |her marriage a few months ag |was Miss Lora Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Elkton Myrhe of | Kansas City are the guests of Dr. 'and Mrs. O. C. Myrhe. Mrs. Isaac B. _ Wi Leslie Johnson will exhibit Chinese a ‘a . . +t tia) t iar t t A “7 & Shown in § Mirror Patent! § Tan Alligator! n Gingham ird lengths, in small colored ams. Yard... “Lady Betty” Buckle” (27 Lj, of Hie UTA o/ Sura d& Sx: CHARLES ee ee ee a Bu. $6,350 new Pump. with shining “Quaker cleverly concealing a hidden that gp oranagy) itself i ual grace to cither dress or stree promt Gracefully arched with squared toe and covered Cuban heel. All sizes. 18). 2 as Re ta eioe coc gore, . ’ iw es! > afer Tit} tery > +? : | ee : t eh hi tener 8 228.8 pee ee t ‘ Ay A i +t tot ? ’ hae | ' 4 u ! days in Kirkwood as the guest of | lliiams and Mrs. | linens Monday at the home of Mrs | Williams. The linens come from | }the home of Mrs. Williams. The | the missionaries of Swatow, China, ) | and the proceeds of the sale will be used in mission work. Horatio ong of Hartford, Conn., spent a few days this week with his mother, Mrs. Luther Arm- strong. Mrs. Joseph Baldenweck has gone to St. Petersburg, Fla., where she was called on account of the illness of her grandson. The Kirki700d Chapter, O. E. 8., will hold its annual election of of- ficers Monday evening. Mrs. T. J. Fitzgerald of Kansas City is spending a few days with Mrs. R. N. Johnson of Jefferson avenue. Mrs. L. P. Wingert will be the hostess for the Study Hour Club Tuesday afternoon. Church Federation Dinner. A thousand members of Protest- ant Churches are expected to at- tend the seventeenth annua! dinner of the Metropolitan Church Feder- ation at Hotel Chase, Tuesda night. The annual business meet- ing of the federation, election of officers, and members of the Ex- ecutive Board will be held. The address will be delivered by the Rev. Joseph F. Vance, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in De- troit, and president of the Detroit Federation of Churches. His sub- ject will be “The Church's Mission to the Nation.” School SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 | Symphony for St. Charles Pupils. children of St. Charles are enabled to attend a series of four concerts by the St. Louis Sym- phony Orchestra due to a special arrangement in which reduced rates are offered and the United Railways agree to furnish a car to take the pupils from 8t. Charles to the Odeon without « transfer The concerts will be Deo. 16, Jan. 20, Feb. 17, and March 10. SILK HOSIERY—Ex- tra sizes, extra wide, extra long, 4-in. lisle $ hem. Sizes 9 to 11.. Silk Hosiery Sale Buy Now For ee ee Oar Reg. $1.65 Grade 39 % — Full fashioned, full length and reinforced where the wear comes. Every new and lovely shade. Also ohowe ont service weight with lisle P — Fb hems. Regular Sizes 814 to 10 95¢ Silk ano Novelties, Gifts Heavy crepe chine Teddy, rai 9.95 ee | po vA h$ 95 ning or lace newest novelty. Kayser Rayo n> -99 Pearl Set, neck-$ 45 Bloomers, mar- lace, bracelet and po velous value. earrings. Special. Xmas Boxes Free \ {ane Bryant § Sixth and Locust Sts., — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i: So Ro Ro Hn Ree Hd “Grand Palace Cafe 3612 Olive St. +$1 Special Sunday Dinner $1 Chicken Bouillon or Cream of Tomato Crab Meat Cocktail, Ripe Olives, Celery Salted Almonds Roast Young Turkey, Family Dressing Cranberry Sauce Half Fried Spring Chicken Parisienne ys Fillet Mignon, Fresh Mushrooms Century Steak, Grand Palace Style We Serve Hot Rolls, Pie, Cake or Ice Cream Coffee, Tea or Milk Also Special 75c Dinner From 11 to 9 Pe SS SES TS EE OS een ce me i She cho Se che ¢ : Aecteate ech hah Goch auch Ae Godage an. as & ee ee ee ernie ce ; : ’ A RTE SET TN PRON ICT FE AR APNEA SBR SIN Ly EUR, NSE MRA ER CRE AMER NOOR RARE ATG 8 PE hl CIN CYB oT Sy i se ean hers oro" ae npesabsliey the neg anal amperes Rania hs Pd + Minha i ; '’ acer: SF Aes gealnipe valve Sie ets ie icy aries ait eo Ae ohomapeney soo rete ont 2 nic bein eso Rg Nin prea 5 Sr pach : 4 pit? ‘ “ pre ape A Re 0 pw eh Hoban — St. Louis | SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER. Phi 00 (4 WO 2 Xs KO 1s WO, Nivea ee (Upe po fe poppe ic ee WONG sfesfe Wwe. Silver Fox Scarfs— DLR IDG - Samo ‘ “OS 2 Seeesesreeeeceneg WO 0 a KO 0 1a WHO 0 5 WK AS eye A ee -: AY Xe Xs KOS e oy S\ 00 44 VOY e oh a LO in as sere wc 86 Se Xs XO Lr YMUem en Mw at a aN 86 Cox Pinel eine eile The gift exquisite. Genuine pelts of rare quality. 9189.50 to $449.50. To Remind Those Women Who Seek The Finer lypes of Fur Coats | That a Visit to Garland’s is the Part of Wisdom The Handsome Model Pictured— is of Jap Weasel, in a shade closely resemb- ling ermine, handsomely adorned with fox. This is one of the smart coats at $389.50 Other Typical Garland Values from $119.50 up into the Thousands lirelrufediedies freind irdigind BAR A OAC) See ase SARI nano eros Meir fe ~- GARLANDS St. Louis’ Largert Womens oecialty oop Shag! We Publish this List COC = Cocoa 289 others. 389 “ ‘589 To Be Hebe a Coat Must Have OC that coat to have genuine in Fur Coat Sales this Season. Then, too, one may now acquire one of these finer Coats without the entire immediate outlay by purchasing on our THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc., Sixth thru to Broadway 7 SESSSESOSSSESESSSSESESTESSETES STEHT SS ASSSSSSSSSSORS LS SSST ES SSESHESSSe ESTES SeeTESSSE HSS SHERSEREHRS FC HTOEE SESE ER SSSRE RESUS SS 16 He SESEES COOMSE FES CREF et ees ED SeTeee SOSSSSSSSSSSCSSH SE SSHSSSSS EASE SESH SSOTETE LER EL OBER OS EEREOES SOSSCSSSSSSERESEEOESEESEE SA SER ESEHE OE SETHE S ESE EESEEREESCSSE ER ECOSOC SSS ERSEROCER OE SEED ier inivin 2 DOK. SKA HOY An EK EDO ©) Fe! OO ple. Three of Many Groups in our large Display 50 for Coats of — brown or black, fine Russian Peny, Jap Weasel, Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat), Scotch Mole, Oriental Seal, Ocelot and 5Q() for Coats of ~ “~~ Jap Weasel, gray Siberian Squirrel, Cocoa - Squirrel, platinum or brown Caracul, Hudson Seal, Leopard and others with elaborate trims. 50 for Coats of — Finest natural and dyed Jap Mink, Jap Weasel, Siberian Squirrel, Otter, Kile mer and Caracul, fashioned in intriguing- ly beautiful nodels. All Else is Secondary to Satisfaction of the Wearer O WEAR a fashionable Coat is essential; for the peltry i in more important for the sake of future service. Popular recognition of the fact that Garland Fur Coats embody both of these Char- acteristics has no doubt brought about our phenomenal] increase Fur Salon * * Third Floor yr AX J, ROCKO, WRECKS Or OPK OBR EX Hoh XP DORE? DE GS Ky WAT es WAT eX WO For Christmas— ~The No Gift would be dearer to a Woman's | WY eX We 9 WY 2", POTTS ie) eid re PP ie pe frasra: ue eo. Riniaip af cobessoancassoceeesceecsesgessessecescoseercererrer te é fUfspspafe ¢* himatebenndeeaentadaiaidiahediadhdnaatiadadiecke nee 7? epee sete Heart than a Garland Fur Coat. nh se ys wl 70 pene «= at hcg ign tsa A Rr 3 ac pe i * Ord 7’? a EK 7’? -* E GU. ROOD rr? of Furs to be Found in * POTN OOOO Squirrel, Caracul in platinum, . , PP AAR Ait OM OLE NES GAA RRR SM 2 acto sa ie nea SO bu ih cage assaf nan cane neta ~ Intrinsic Worth as Well as Style worth as an investment is even Y Y Y Y \Yy Industrial Budget Plan. Payments are divided over a period of months at a trifling added cost. QPBRIPRIPRIDRIIRDTODRR SCOP CDR IC DRC ACR OF Ran oe ee £5) DOR 2 DOG SK 2 AOS) FI II I OO

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come Ky tw F = \ peti } : shored Aes setegtatianati to 3 teeinaneniisoas te ee ten ns ‘ ‘ ‘ M ttf a re ne PAGE 14_ OUT-OF-TOWN SPEAKERS IN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . Morning, Rev. T. E. Gouwens, D. ARCHBISHOP TO ADDRESS CLUB Glennon to Speak on Mexico at 'D., Louisville, Ky.; evening, Rev. PRESBYTERIAN FUND DRIVE G. T. Gillespie, D. D., president of nr ere Pastors From Louisville and Jack- son, Miss., to Address Local Churches. Speakers from out of town will address the congregations of the seven Presbyterian churches in St. Louis and St. Louis County today. They will assist in the campaign now under way to raise $150,009 for the Presbyterian Synodica! College at Fulton, Mo., and for church work among the students at the University of Missouri. The schedule of speakers follows: Central Presbyterian Church: Belhaven College, Jackson, Miss. Westminster Presbyterian Church: Morning, Rev. G. T. Gil- lespie, D. D.; evening, Rev. T. E. ‘Gouwens, D. D. | Clayton Presbyterian Church: ‘Morning, Prof. Frank L. McCluer. Fulton, Mo.; evening, N. L. Curry. 'Harrodsburg, Ky. Marvland ‘Heights Presbyterian Church: J. H. ‘Baird, Dallas, Tex. Mizpah Presbyterian Morning, N. L. Curry; Prof. Frank McCluer. Presbyterian Church: Morning, Paul Harris, Louisville, Ky. Wells- ton Presbyterian Church: Evening, , H. T. McBroom, Mobile, Ala Church: evening, Overland Springfield, Tl. Rv the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, Archbishop J. J. Glennon of Ill... Dec. ro St. Louis will speak on Mexico before the Midday Luncheon Springfield Wednesday. ing the invitation today, he Club of In accept- said his subject would be “The United States’ and Mexican Constitutions.’ Several Catholic Church visiting Bishops of. the and numerous Central Illinois clerics will jotn the club in hearing the Archbishop. Recreation Room for Veterans. The recreation room of the offi- cers’ quarters of the Veterans Hospital, south of Jefferson Bar- racks. will be opened afternoon. —_ — Cd 6th & Locust Sts. Our Annual Wednesday man B. Roewe Jr., ‘Costello, | Mrs. Charles Burke, ‘Gilligan, Mrs. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5. 1926_ el i ii | East St. Louis : a Ne a Saturday afternon at the of Columbus Club with one of the first parties of the Christmas sea- son. A lighted tall red candle dec- 'orated each of the small tables Knights, where luncheon was served at 1) o'clock. Smal] were used as favOrs at each place. ristmas wreaths Following the luncheon bridge was. played. The guests were: Mrs. Robert F. Salwage, Mrs. Murray | Watkins, Mrs. James Parham, Mrs. |D. Leroy Morgan, Mrs. Ed Rigden, |Mrs. George Metcalf, Mrs. |\Forman, Mrs. Martin Oehmke, |Mrs. Robert E. McGlynn, Mrs. |Carl Helfrich, Mrs. Perce Clement, | |Mrs. Stephen D. Sexton Jr, Mrs. ‘George Halpin, Mrs. James C. Cul- len, Mrs. Morton T. Benham, Mrs. William R. Huitt, Mrs. Lawrence E. Ryan, Mrs. J. D. Massh,. Mrs. Sidney Goodner, Mrs. Arlington Neutzel, Mrs. Willam K. Mann, Mrs. William Hormberg. Mrs. Her- Mrs. Edward Mrs. William Costello Charlies G. Kurrus, Mrs. Gerald M. E. Walsh, Frank J. Hi.uss. Mrs. Ear! ‘merson,. Mrs. Everett Smart. Les H. | Mrs. Leo J. Sullivan entertained Louis, and Mrs. Ellen Baird Wag- ner of Pittsburg, Pa. Miss Mary Ziegler of North Twelfth street has returned home from a visit with relatives in Kan- sas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. John Dooling and Miss Louise Dooling of Denver, Colo., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. | R. Moore of North Eleventh street, | and Mr. and Mrs. Kilian Fritsch ef Belmont avenue. Mrs. R. J. Boylan returned Sat- urday from Chicago where she at-: of the Illinois tended a meeting Republican Women’s Clubs. Miss Marcile Wood of Cleveland | avenue entertained the following guests at bridge Monday evening: | Helen | Keeley, Miss | Miss Juanita Churo, Miss Gregor, Miss Celeste Catherine Sullivan, Miss Margaret Kienzle, Miss Rose Baugh, Miss Maynre and Miss Berenice Kraft and Fred Kraft Jr., students in the Univer- y of Illinois, spent the Thanks- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kraft of Bright- on place. } ' Miss Irene Cottington. | sit giving holidays with their parents, ! Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Crump | and two daughters, June and Leé, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A Christmas Pageant of FUR COATS From LANDERS-PEARLMAN, Includes a Choice of CARACUL LEOPARD Made of furs superbly beauti. ful, the quality of L-P. Fur Coats is unques- tionable. All are priced surpris- 4} BROADTAIL we UDA +3 TTpaye es Special Low Prices on re- modeling and re- pair work; we also repair fur trimming on ee ee a eee = Ss es se Se SS + SS ee > -— == = ~~ = = & ae oe Diable’ Reboux designed this clever little trick to snuggly tracethe ~ shingle line and aptly named it. Copied in French felt, to jj fit like a glove. Ctearting ingly reasonable. cloth coats. A deposit will hold your pur- chase until Xmas. Landers-Pearlman Fur Co. 823 Washington Av. Second Floor = “The Fastest Growing Fur House in St. Louis” “Ta Petite Diable” is one of the highlights in our Monday showing for misses. All work deltv- ered in ten days. Buy Now—Save! $ 8” Values Up to $16.50 —Crepe de Chine —Wool Rep —Flat Crepe —Crepe Satin Flannelette Robe; s corduroy trim; $3.75 value ° 2.98 Choose From Many Sweaters; regular Lovely New Styles | jot; special. $2.95 ou Built-In Arch Shoes for Stout Women If you desire stylish, com- $ fortable ALL -LEATHER Shoes —that will hold your weight—give long and satisfactory service, buy a pair of these BUILT-IN ARCH Com- bination Last Shoes. 4222 Thomas W. Garland Inc., 409 I ee — eT ee ee ee ee ee a indiiiinesinaemeeaianl - _ Slip; built-up shoulder; wanted colors ’ te wet a . i. i ae . ee An ‘ote . a as _ 5 edi m ¢ anes - A - ‘ ‘ . Bari Rie F ee Seen ; » | = , 5 be w- vs ; : £ . hi 2S ie > a ee rye —e . gs Ms e ‘ yet bay 9 re po. ” wide 4h « , 7 Ce tr Ee tee aa ae ei Nee AB a A 8! OR OE NE EN A RO NEAT GY OE eG NTR eRe Nm . 4 ty. > tara yl 0 S gb ot cals m4 " - ery dasirinth . ecigcntele an - Aa: Pog las ck afis Pek Rg Oe . , ea. Se ee he 4 > a ae POR ts Wy Spt ln, SS ike a oP ‘ eae ee a os weer a ~ es iF o% Cone pitt # - ged tee . * anc . Pe Weary Siete roca | aot - SI SAL ins Rc iny. Pyiptte * ‘“ . RE eet a ig Ty ” Bowe ‘e ae ine Vester es AEP Mbgueteiey . s ’ ae a - Be fies ' fons m o> ne om « ~ et - as oe oe " “, - . ¥ a " na * % ee ‘ s - eh sr as ce 4 sladates a j . be oo ee ee ae “ _ = a elas lage as a ’ , ” . “ 9 a on ojaexy © » ated - jae a = ° i ao ~*~ % re « x ais sing bs ’ ex be . “ ’ we a ' Mit, Ben be ytd pa abet . a be ad) ween Oey i i a ana ais om mm 7 ~ «3 “* a . Ps ms MWe Gow > Boy wre wired toad Miss Helen Kramer of fin. Miss Grace Brennan. Miss Julla + st. Louis; Mrs. Nelson Hart- Mrs. KR. F. de Winter. Mrs. Edward Hauss, entertained the fol- Wre. Hulda Becker. Mrs. R. F. g members of her bridge club Collins of St. Joseph. Mo. a2n& Tuesday evenine: Miss Emma Mrs. H. FE. Eschenfelter of Val- Walsh. Miss Gertrude Sullivan, mever, TI. Miss Cecile Coombs, Miss Alma | atcs ae». Miss Mildred Roplequet, a student Searles, Mrs. Walter Buck; Mrs. at Ohio Weslevan Iniversity im Charles Seevers, Mrs. Roy Stacer, Delaware. O. Miss Ropiecuet wit!) Mrs. Elmer Bubb and Mrs, Irvin return home with her mother in a/°f Belleville, I few weeks. Mrs. W. Kelsoe Cannady of Ver- or of her mother, Mrs. Mildred club. The guests were: Mrs. Erean. The dinner guests were: Jame Springer, Mrs. John McDon- Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Planck. Mr. ana 2!¢ Mrs. Percy Knoebel, Mrs. Mrs. J. EF. Egan. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Frank Craig, Mrs. Arthur O'Leary, Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. William and Mrs. Leo Kraft, Mrs. W. Oo. del. Mrs. Edgar R. Mavo. Edgar Maupin. Inez Clark Arthur W. Baltz, Mrs. Frank Wat- Way. Billy can. W. J. Compton. 7 Lynn and Mrs. Margaret Jane Egan, Vivian Comp- Irma Boeckenkroeger ton and Virginia Lee Compton son, Mrs. Grace Widths to EEE Sizes to 11 Two new models in patent, satin, kid and tan calfskin. — , | >. Thursday a American Legion Auxiliary to Meet. The Eleventh: and Twelfth dis: | American Legion Aux- luncheon at her home.~ in age row met the! i¢ Johnson Jr, Club, 41698 /) Knoll. The guests were: . } vard. Mre, £& Gini | i & —and leave the rest up to thes ~ Mise Marian Sikking entertained a bride “~ 1. (Jak Miss f+, rnoon ww +? aT, .Wiid . Perry. wil] Sessions j “ . o dler, D1 eS Missouri rice Fulgham, Mrs. Jonn ‘ = = oi : i. a4 4 a 3 % - 4 se z ‘ y r 2. - ‘4 q ra * * 7 q ‘ \ : .s - -. at > 2 . _— > ; ss Re Ri yi iG _ a He. = et ¥ j » 7 aa * a f, Rs Py ee a } * Miss Ruth Boyer of North Elev- in ADVERTISEMENT co" "DOLLAR GLASSES — SALE AT KEIFFER’S BROADWAY-FRANKLIN These Are Real Glasses—on Sale Monday and Tuesday Mrs. Stephen D. Jr... Mrs. preside at the business : should have is mace pe Distinetive—Sensibly Priced —Useful wen gee ipoe seh ate: || HART SCHAFFNER & MARX “8 - ~ wah pian e i avenue Sirs. on- enth street is visiting relatives Indianapolis, Ind., Cincinnatl, and North Vernon, Ind. Mr. Bella Silve her home in St. Joseph, Mo. Tues- day after a month’s visit with her daughter Miss Irene Silverstein. Miss Helen Maxwell of Mexico. Mo. has returned home after an extended Visit with Miss Ruth Thompson of North Thirty-second | street. Mrs. A. C. Johnson Thirty-etghth street has ree 5 ae - Pik dh ope He”) alti Di 2 ~ TS Se 7b SL a t formerly $100 $115 $125 $7990 formerly $65 $75 75 = $85 $4.95° Mules at $5 Distinctive Mules—such as we offer are an al- ways eppreciated Christmes Gift. The model illustrated is especially attractive both price and appearance. Presented in handsome colored Brocade at Other styles are shown in Kid or Brocade at... .$5 Buckles The entirely different design of our new Buckles fives them added attractiveness as Christmas Gifts. : Especially attractive selections in both Cut Steel and Rhinestone are offered at $5 and $6. Jeweled heels are shown from $7.50 to $25. Wonderful big Zylo Frames with : returned | ™ost perfect, large Crystal Toric from a two weeks visit in Enia| +@7S®S. ‘itted free by our expert and Mounds. Ok. | Optician, a graduate with years of ET | experience in fittin lasses Mrs. M. E. Bruce of Pennsytva-} only One Dollar = ten dina nia avenue ts home after a fort-' sola elsewhere $3 50. to $85 my night spent in Hot Springs, Ark. | Special lenses extra. ee CANE Mrs. J. Ellis Turner of North GRANULATED . 55e Twenty-fourth street, was hostess With 81.00 Other Goods last week at a bridge luncheon in Fancy Pea Berry | 0 Coffee, 3 Ibs..... : her home. Her guests were: Mrs. Blend Cotteal cae $1 30 Alvin Bruecher, Mrs. J. J. Kinney, Mrs. Arlington Nuetzel, Mrs. Rob- Cousins Best Coffee ert B. Cottrell, Mrs. W. L. Oswalt. Mrs. A. J. Bruggen, Mrs. Leroy Do You Like Tea? TRY OUBS Bishop, Mrs. Frank Geppert, Mrs. Just arrived, new crop of Worth | 285, Tailored dresses ONE-THIRD OFF Intelligent Service—Lowest bins” the Most Popular St. Louis—Come Up to | Most every woman knows the fine style, the exquisite tailoring, the rich fabrics to be found . E. J. Dages, Mrs. Harry Dietrich. in these famous man-tailored garments and MEE fas issew the opportunities to get them at reduced WG) iewei. “Isc: case, s20.00 prices is an event well worth considering Idaho Honey; Mrs. Andrew Muenterfering. Mrs. Robbins movements are t 5-Ib. can | . : | | | : Rollin Smith, Mrs. Harry Horm- Ou 92 ba ae NUTS P Washington Avenue at Broadway 14-k. cle Pin. set berg, Mrs. Riley Giger. Mrs. WH- iam Swilivan, Mrs. G. Frye, Mrs Crop. Full Line. ESTABLISHED SINCE 1891 aignets COG) 2 ) any initial... | @lamonds.... mgs holidays. | Mrs. Orson L. Curtis entertained E Sophia Smith, Mrs. T. J. Hogan. Dates, plain and ‘ | with a 5 o'clock tea Sunday eve- | Fancy Mules The model presented is of beautiful colored Kid with gold trimming. Shown in Jade, Red, Biue and Purple at Quilted Boudoirs Black Satin Mules Men’s Slippers Any man appreciates @ pair of good House Slip- pers. The fine kid Slipper shown in black or "2 arene Men's Bath Slippers Men's Felt Slippers Boys’ Leather Slippers Platinum-tép . r, .. jn, aes - ies a +i ee wa Solid white. coid Pot Christmas Special, Fancy Clock Silks. Piain Siik Socks. George H. Markert of Narth SILK STOCKINGS ee Black and Colors. Twelfth street. Mrs. Riddile wt?! Sheer Silk With Silk Tops and Lisle Soles, $1.95 $1 to $3.50 after the Christ. 3 Pairs, $5.70 m { : remain here unti?! Miss Mabel Lett, Miss Margaret Donahue and Miss Leona Bennett Mrs. L.. F. Sherman. Mre. Thomas Mooney, Mrs. Marie Held. Mrs. nut filled Raisins, all kinds Figs, all kinds ning at her n Washing- rh a Corn ton place in honor of Miss Louis: | Landers, whose marriage to James Bowles Settles took place yesterday —s in St. Louts. The guests were Mrs ‘ Walter Griesedieck, Mrs. Kenneth l.. McCurdy. Mrs. John C. Roherte« Mrs. Jack Small. Mre ¢; cil eta Both | \, Smith, Miss Beatrice Fulgham. Wiss ‘ } tice Mace. Miss Mary Louise Wi?. r > mson, Miss Patti Dean Rerry Frances Harper ana | homas Miller, Mrs. W. Carson, “The Kind That Pops’’’ OLIVE AT 1O“ST tre home a4 eae Sifter and Rouge ©. S0k0 J e q a F , ; _ — * f | Mos+ Dopuicr Jewelry 3* Floor Arcade D Blenders of Coffee and Tea 4 SOUTH BROADWAY WHY CARRY IT? Order by Phone Phones: Setisfactioe MAin 2551 Guaranteed er MAin 2552 Money Refunded Do Your Christmas Shopring Early Mrs. O. Budke and Mrs. D. B Runice Willlamson, Miss Winn!fre.t $404444 14 TAG 3Sremnan of St. Louis: and Mrs Logeman, Miss Virginia Lynn and os ° + Attractive Christmas Stockings Wliilitam Day of Kansas City, Mo. | : ~ ; " Mrs. ry Riddil tietear FOR MEN GOTHAM GilpStmr 9 OR WOMEN |». Semen as 4 : : Miss Mary Elizabeth Lynn of st |

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ey ep ET _ FF wre =f ~~ Ts i ae ae ie ie | a as ee of FUR COATS , Includes a Choice of + “La Petite Diable” — ~~ Le ar AC Me ~ ere _ “ a” ote — Se ee a oe. ee ee ee — —" _ ST.LOUIS POST-nispaTrH hliate a =~ SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 19 ? Attend Kansas City Assembly. A large delegation of St. Louis- | ans attended the semi-annual meet- ’ J ' | Webster Groves re j 26 __ ————5T.LOUIS POST DISPATCH 7 included Mrs. Katherine 4A. vou. | regent for Missourl, who presided In addition to the business session AOVIE | me eo 1 Oc!="| cHRisTMAS DIAMON Special Low Prices on re- modeling and re- pair work; we also repair fur trimming on cloth coats. All work deliv- ered in ten days. House in St. Louis” Second Floor j\ | : i | | EsThomas W. Garland Inc., 409 Broadway—410 Sixth : Reboux designed this clever little trick to snuggly trace the shingle line and aptly named it. Copied in French felt, to ~~ - © — = - — fit like a glove. “Ta Petite Diable’ is one of the highlights in our Monday showing for misses. OEP ee ae 52525 oe Coe _ (Fourth Floor— Broadway.) — | on = ss = ae ae PAGE 15 e Gold Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock, and wil) most certain. Money refunded on canceled insertions. CF | | ing of the Missouri State Assembly,| ® Program was arranged by th: | Mrs. James H. Howe is sear National Circle, Daughters of Isa-| Kansas City cirele for the duntlai ——__— Several days in Chicago as the; hella, at Kansas City Saturday, and! tainment of delegates ; iy ti ‘guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill. elieemnt a T 9 Wonderful New Creations in 18k Whit ) Mrs. W. F. Koken of Jefferson aiiliify 'road has returned from a visit of = | Py ‘4 | several weeks in the East. fla im a Everything oo wetter ir | Mr. and Mrs. Milo Bunn, de- . | 94 Diamond Brees for New York several days Only 15 Minutes | iad. 17 ae. | P i ‘ago where they will spend some Vy vane | | | time with Mr. and Mrs. Paul V.| from Downtown! | arr ee v4 | } ; i i i Bunn. ed *108 : cmmecaan i vets * y Mrs. James Lake of Elm avenue | | ; , was hostess for her bridge club at | x. ‘a luncheon Wednesday afternoon. | | Se ane i» ' vt al A Mrs. FE. A. Cox of Geneva, Neb.,| || A NUMBER of recently | = i poses Ue 7 ag 0 = ~ le 5 | : redecorated Rooms and DIAMOND |is the guest of her sister Mrs. ». uites in The Buckingham | |W. Whaley of Gore avenue. | are now ready for occu. | | = THIS 18 THE PLAN : pancy. Your inspection is | y sue iis week——-Oc next wee An open meeting of the Mon- ROOMS invited, tor we are sure a El yd EE day Club will be held tomorrow, holies on han yp Boe aby bey the | and then back down to 10 cents, on ii with the former president of the ing at this famous Hotel. | aay tavdie on ae ay parehees’ over |club as the guests of honor. Clay- $15 wed toy t, a rag ne airy NEW $40. : . ms...built without re. | pA suerte be Gree pe bine give a | Per Week gard 10 Sj wi | “anon Special 3 WRIST tt i c r . * i |Parker will tell of their travels | | gy A y+ lage and liveable cheprfulness, “SHOP” Elgin H : | 4 Ds Regy Buy Now—Pay Next Year f re mane | I on ay | Mr.-and Mrs. D. W. Driver of | || The Buckingham the | DINING : $ Big Showing—Men’s Wrist Watches Piamonds ont 6, ahaha. Gn Carrolton, Il., have returned home | [| ; ee "solted ene | ROOM | ce - JAP SIUNET originator—45 years age. . | " an » : ; . after Spending the past week with | |) these Rooms and Suites. Table Ciiete er | SPECIAL tid Shop Early—Get Best Selection Mrs. Driver’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. | || a la Carte tad ae ee é RINGS P. 8. Cannon. | ot , (| Sunday Dinner, $1.80 you a 21-3 Big Showing Bind Pencils, ae | | al C Nn a | jewel Rali- Le Saf telt Buckles, ” a | ‘Mrs. John Fagg Reynolds of De-| | nn rond Watch. $ Colored | Dt eek, Oe eee. Sete tee troit, Mich., has returned home aft-| || NOTEL | nae RE’? Stone Rings EVERYTHING 412 N 7th St. fy er a two weeks’ stay with her | | | West Pine Boulevard at Ferest Park wee a Ch mother, Mrs. E. R. Cramer. at — mes Bi 2 2x lee —— at nee eng — nan mreanectamrern ante ro on ee . - TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results al- G — aomteemtnenee The Lockwood P. T. A. will meet be the only meeting held 18 wi ‘the month of December. A health play will be given by the pupils | = rie are gh aa aaarar abi ieirieie ea a a a cL a ae a a aa a a aaa ae es AGL AE OE TL irae AG EF IR of Mrs. Bevier’s room, this will be a te te ee ONDAY OF COATS 260 Hart Schaffner & Marx tailored sport coats for women formerly $65 $75 $85 $ 495° esses RD . the fine style, the fabrics to be found ored garments and them at reduced worth considering FF'’S p at Broadway 1891 IER & MARX ball "a*.0°.@ SYR LSE J ee A TS) eo iy > ‘. Black Glezed Kid Black Suede Amber Brown Alligator and Parchment oo oad harmonizing vos Lizard 12.90 ether styics 10.00 up aDAPTO SHOES forSTOUT WOMEN 2¢ MISSES IKE made-to-order footwear, your ADAPTO shoes must fit perfectly to give you their full measure of foot freedom and foot comfort ... But unlike other shoes it is easy to get ADAPTOS that really do fit your feet! Nor are you restricted to this or that par- ticular model. You can make your ‘ selection first—with an eye for style ya etl a om 3 —and leave the rest up to the sales- = ailment, visit one i; man—with an assurance of perfect cn: for a conudias fit... This combination of what = tion. This completely you want and of what your feer #iPhed ymca ; should have is mace possible by management: of a the famous ADAPIO “combinae — Resear a tion last”, which provides high-arch support and narrow heel fitting ... Sizes up to 11, widths AAA to EEE. Write for Adapto Booklet ane Bryant also includes the pro- fessional supervision of shoe- fittings upow request. followed by a health talk. | Mrs Fred Holekamp of South | Gray avenue entertained her bridge luncheon club Saturday, Nov. 27. Mrs. Jasper Blackburn of 457 ‘Hawthorne gave a luncheon Wednesday. Mrs. Blackburn was ‘assisted by her Charles Smith. daughter, Mrs. | - —— a ee UR URSA on Sn RRR LASER SRR Dr. Dwight M. Bradley wil) have for the subject of his sermon Sun- | day, Dec. 5, Edward Filene’s “The | Way Out.” | Mrs. Richard Kopplin wag hos_| |tess for the Chancel Gulld of the Emmanue!] Episcopal -Church, | Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 80. © Mrs. William Seeley and Miss | Maxine Seeley have gone to Yank- ton, 8. D., where they will spend — weeks as the guests of rela-. tives. | The Lions Club of Webster Groves will present their first an- | nual revue at the High Schoo! Gymnasium. The revue will be fol- lowed by a dance. A most inter- esting program has been arranged by the club. The entertainment will begin when the curtain rises with all of the members of the club seated at theirluncheon table. Mise Ruth Garvin, with a piano- logue, will be the first on the pro- gram. The next number will be a group of songs by the Payne sis- ters. The third number will bea monologist. Clarence Cosby will then sing a group of songs, accom- panied by the Baldwin reproducing piano. An eccentric dancing act. with a half hour of stunts by Lind. | horst, the loca] magician, and a pony ballet by 16 local young la- | i ; ¢ + v4 * . i Tif, "" 4 i . ti ' ‘ | | i iz ii iil i ; i fiut th4 Buy Now st for dies will close the program. Xmas Mrs. G. W. Stephens willl be the hostesz for the guest day meeting of the Chapter E. B. of P. E. O. Mrs. A. G. Olcott of Los Angeles, Cal., is the guest of Mrs. T. M. | Young of Plant avenue. Mrs. E. T. Oftelio of 6190 Lake avenue entertained with an _ in- formal tea to a number of her Intelligent Service—Lowest Prices—Make “Rob- bins” the Most Popular Jewelry Store in St. Louis—Come Up to “The Robbins Nest” and Save Money . J q =. a re “- { iv gtie } ’ uf “4 if x" ’ i4-k. solid Beautiful green and biack line 15-jewel 4 enameled case 18-k., fine 1:- Robbins Movement..... | jewel Robbins $50 li-Jewel, 18-k. case, $30.00 i Movement.............. Robbins movements are imported direct by us and are the finest money can buy. a | Platinum-tép Cir- | 18-k. white gold Solid 14-k. white! cle Pin. set with | Ring; s6et with 3 Sold Signet; fifteen $ = | fine $ 15 diamonds, 27.50 any nr” $10) diamonds.... | Se enna anne etneetnareiatettt — Monogrammed Pins set with ' : = ; estones: made $5 - > ee Enameled Compact: Sifter and Rouge 4 $2.40 Mos+ Populeor Jewelry ‘Store in Seinrt Lous 3 Floor Arcade Building Olive at 8° to order ee ae es Ce Ee & 6 « Save at These friends Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. E. English of Paducah, | Ky., is spending a few weeks as tn¢ guest of Mra. F. E. Ellis of Elm place. Miss Caroline Gates of Chicago Sale Prices has been the guest of Mrs. R. H. Stoddard of Elm avenue. Mrs. William R. Mooney of Prov- idence avenue will be the hostess for the Tag Day Unit at their De- cember meeting Wednesday. Mrs. A. W. Kendrick of Elm ave- nue was hostess for her bridge club Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 1. The Avery P. T. A. will ; 2 : their next meeting Wednesday rft- the Avery Sch 0}. have | ernoon, Dec. §, at | “The Christmas Spirit in Song and Pie rataratababateabat akaar akabataababababatabatatarataabaarab arab arar at at atar atin akararatitataratar a Run un or ER uATER OGRA GRR OR RL GR ‘will also .assist with the program. Mr. J. Loe Baker has returned to Detroit, after spending the Thanks- ie eee giving holidays with Mrs. W. J. ; a wa ae was strators are Players for which you would also an attendant le marriage ° : . See vrocnal: ae eee Oaer ordinarily expect to pay much higher ‘Baker, to Miss Parker, Saturday nn evening, Nov. 2 a — Mrs. H. E. Marcus has as her cuest her daughter, Mrs. James F Holland of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gurley have gone to) Dallas, Tex., where they will make- their future home. Mrs. H. G. Squires will be the hostess for the December meeting of the Webster Groves Chapter, D. A. R., Tuesday. SAU R RA REAL, V——— price. “ pirahat ae aeih ab akaratabababararakabat at at ater ee Mies Winifred Nicholson of Pitts- burg, Pa., who was @ classmate of Miss Helen Williams at Pine Man- or. will arrive the latter part of this month to spend the Christmas holidays with Miss Williams. Mra. John J. Brennan returned Monday from Culver, Ind., where she 8! ent the Thanksgiving holi- evs with her son, John A. Bren- es { nan. Mrs. and Mrs. Philip Baker aré spending this week in New Orleans ee a , hAwee ok ior a 8nO S.A and will go on East | before returning to Webste: rr ..-A Special Sale... PLAYER-PIANOS Including a number of High-grade, Standard Make 4 LOOR SAMPLES and DEMONSTRATORS This startling Sale-Offer, coming just at Holiday Time, is an unusual opportunity Story” will be told by Mrs. Paul! | Rider. Mrs. M. T. Burrows, Mrs. | fM . h | I [ S. M. Willingham, Mrs. Joseph | for every lover oO usic to nave the instru Branson and 20 little carol singers |; ment of their desire at an unequaled Low Price. These Floor Samples and Demon: prices. Every one is in excellent,condition and, we are.positive, is a Value that cannot be duplicated within $100 or $150 of this This Sale Offer will attract every shrewd The House of Lehman, one of the oldest and most responsible in St. Louis music circles, is your assur- ance that every purchase will be LEHMAN PIANO CO. 0 Let nothing prevent you from taking advantage of this Special Pre-Holiday Sale! Have Music in your home for Christmas. The Small Down payments and the Low Weekly Payments make it easy for you to own the Player that you want. ws will ccept Your Present Piane a At ite Full Cash Vaiwe As First Payment. Balance as Low as $ Per Week iP gp L Piano Buyer—so be sure to be here early. Don’t wait until someone else gets the Player that you want. A wide variety of styles and makes are included and every wanted finish. But—they will sell fast and you must come in soon to be sure of finding just what you want! These Players are all of fine construction and of pleasing tonal qualities. They will give long and satisfactory service to their buyers, and will be a constant source of delight and pleasure. Opportunities such as this do not come often! Make certain that you take advantage of this Sale! satisfactory and that every Instrument will be just as represented. bey py Sy = LEHMAN CORN ER 1101 OLIVE ST. ee SFR SAAR Rh Siren $ ! 5 ' ' i I ' ' ' ' i ' 7 ' ’ ’ ' t ’ ' ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ’ ; i i 5 i i i t i i i i i i ' 5 i i 5 i i ; 5 ; ; i 5 j 7 i F 4 4 4 : ‘ : ~ = ~ — _— - » ~- = = c PPAR AERP Weg ip esage Soe Rete OVE Lie aR as Choma e810 i) 2 erred west phe ug ee ne Se a " « r od — < = ir wu n et, - ~' an co ee AER PPA Ain a EN GANG Eo LST EL AE REE ; RI Ee are nen teh teen na ~~ rrwries Rowdee! ——— a ane mies pebytanati ght ~ ne oe * Cand dterearies cape: fpr at ee) Seas heh a a

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ae + Aeneas 4m — “= Mest oa) « Sarees sth te eaitilldladin Alta ” i o ee. By St Om ig Se . AP 2 a cm, eatin ‘Seseenin nt cnamnwe tat oreat Ne yt _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 re a > Mothers-to-Be=§_—__—_—— ‘*} Lane Bryant Maternity Dresses cost | | b ~ ? condition, thus enabling you to enjoy matin) §=©(_L/UL otices mal social activities without disco im embarfassment. Can be worn la —. . oe ee At | | . p. Taye: «yoni coos Mw | >) LUCKS -ORWIG-LEROI ; : us The hostesses were assisted that will make a4 to Youth’s Ideal . .” It : \ 2 @ _¢. G. Ellington and Mrs. | El Pat Hy . a ee ee FURNITURE ~ DECORATIONS + DRAPERIES : 4 Cl CI rT Mrs. William | Ws 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET Second y \ PME Atena and Mrs. Karl Hodge | , ; loor —_—.. of the refreshments. one eae rapper eaela ae tages eo » >» LI WY 7 we yon. Se a oie Salted a | Oscar Bausch, leader, has asked Sixth & Locust St ee are 70 guests ixt cust ots Se rnere were 10 Sucsis. ‘26, organizer of the nonfraternity | : = E The Sewing Circle. of 180 Sn | Wornen at the university, and Mar- | te — — my Aid of the Unites Sam ye = itin Hughes, A. B., ’26, leader of | =. =>. ia x ee polé 0 Co |the nonfraternity men, will speak | : Sy eee ties os es Annet Aitan e “Atts geNie 5 AAs Aas ac an ois “ie esa “Ate ees e gs “Nite “Mae Tes “Ae “8 2) ine home of Mrs. B. Pruss, 5523 | from that standpoint; and Miss | ’ The Thursday Charity Club will Dorothy Conzelman, a junior, and | g%. « _ | Charles Koemer, a senior, will | *hristmas sale and turkey I] : speak from the attitude of the fra- | aad 1 ee ae in the cul sae @ Novelty Silk Umbrellas. ‘ternity student. rurroc C tO Nn pdinner Thursday oltton aventem Clayton Hamilton, lecturer and Fourth and St. Charles vom 10 a. m. to jo c) | Louis Circle No. 37, Ladies | dramatic reader, will speak at 4:30 : ia *‘Tbse s ~s t. ee ae et Grand Army of the Repub- “4 at Jefferson Memo- @[ Novelty leather Handbags enco on Modern Drama.” The | ~ , - Hie, will meet } : e lecture will be given in preparation 7 pney® , ; see hes Piptie aetes moh 3 ‘ Ss jay at 2:30 o'clock. French, German and Italian Beaded co thpo npent: i agli ama I loot Sat } ples At acto i y e rices Fee ea ey am ‘ecletion of offi fm cers. 3 soon in St. Louis. N * od pe tg , . on » ~ ght. most attractive f \ ‘We }two alumni and two students from AL, He \\ \\ RR Pe | Washington 1 niversity to speak. | POSED RA SCAR, NS as DPS CAR 5S CARA SC J ot \ Miss Margaret Scudamore, A. B., ‘ gifts. | oe od eileen ee * . - Coe’s “What Ails Qur Youth. Mrs. in our everyday affairs of various natures Mixed Herzog was the hostess P rrec eTrZogz Vas - oo eD. and those of us who do not practice them are f — | few The regular meeting of the Ben- | — Be ton School Mothers’ Club will be) Diplomacy Is a Wonderful Asset! held Friday at 2:30 p. m. fn the} Hannah Duston Chapter (Signed ) 4#m@ kindergarten room. A program | A has been arranged and “a Die yanks ~ he gments will be served. . = fre ee ‘i . -. , tn Mallar Cis Agent Ait, a a ll 5 EN Apa iin a | der leadership of Miss Anne Evans, | service we igh t BR ate ** * tows ok ee a) oleae. ~My pens et ie ae Aon» —ailaphagiptanln — Sher ow Se es | fecting Women the College Club Co-operate ?” | The following will assist Mrs. J. _Walioch, the hostess, during De- -cember: Mrs. Corwith Wagner. Mrs. James E. Baker, Mrs. M. «. ' Crouch, Mrs. M.! E. Boisseau. Mrs | KE. Nelson and Mrs. N. Nardin A luncheon has been arranged for | 1 p. m. tomorrow. by the Civies | | Committee, at which Miss Hertha | | Miller, general secretary of the Children’s Aid Society win speak. Clayton Hamilton will lecture at 8S p. m. Wednesday on “Ibsen and His Influence on Modern Drama.” | oe ON He gate + oe vaA.,. a ce ses oF Ye ee Ae i at pom vow OP. - a ” . “ + nctyitters carton Stop tapeatans ee a psa syfty mares a — _ . _s a — — . - ny iinnetns - " - m onan " a “ited it Ne oat ANT a nti ek ty ad " ‘ . ? q rs ors es . ° ~- ned wees = - ‘J “1 a SS adnate 8 ie -. * “oH. aS, 7 eo Sys de ati prey - 2 ’ > a Woe sgys + © Saar pester » ay mytraee a4 ee oe aati ugh ere gape te —— - : ve pone ip on al ony titanate Sieenee eee einai apeaarinatety eee epvcalings n - . y Sa ern ety eatmeiiotina £01 Bh es 5 - See or Ta oe es 2 oe ~_— ° me ~ P : nee = i » enter tg m. bay, 8 Fe ow ao > a P : ’ P a s i ; aa ” 2 NRA: gn nanan ea) Poa apne emg peers a“ ee ee paneer ata. — _" ie pag Ais ie a are = > \ i f Oe sihemed “1005 cee aT ‘ heres, | Margaret Bryant as assistant host- | esses. The Regent Mrs. Edwin zi . Your Xmas Gift Is Judged rains, zgtet's sik amerian| } | Mrs. Edward Schaaf, to the chapter | RB h NV T B 'for having gained the most mem- y 5 “4 d a Wl C ft c a ee) i bers of any chapter in the State | last year, was displayed. Mrs. | . ; | frank C. Thompson was appointed HE NAME of the store on the Gift package makes custodian of the flag. a deep impression on the recipient. Our name on — NG eee 3 ag kumsey, Mrs. illiaz the Gitt is a voucher of its quality. | Stoecker and Mrs. James K. seas. ling, presented by-laws, which were | adopted by the chapter. Mrs. Wil- | liam L. Greenhalgh read a report of | the State meeting in Joplin. | The chapter had a card party | Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Stribling, with assistant hostesses a = ike | as follows: James Crawford, Mrs. Racisives, uiternating facial , ki Ne he Edward G. Curtis, Mrs. Irvin Nor- Ei Meteate Diamonds, pi ES A) LSE ton, Mrs. William Stoecker, Mrs. ie Sitio Ring with y Frank C. Thompson and = Mrs. 52 diamonds on the sides. © Frank Below. ee 120 00 The "popular Shoulder , = | “ao arereny Club met : : nd Fl yy cg Ese ee RE eset combined lursaday at the; home of Mrs. R. impressive forms; 28 ex- with six matched Dia- Ban Thomann, 6300 San Bonita ave- cellent Diamonds in hand- monds in a Platinum i; nue, with Mrs. T,ouis Maginnis and . * Y | ace Ore “ . * . at wrought Platinum. Circle-Bow-Knot Pin. Mrs. red Maxsted assisting. Mrs. | Ada Chivvis and Mrs. W. J. Cardie $424.00 § 123.00 |} Were guests. The program was on | Italy, with roll call answered by aa Italian landmarks. A piper on o> fo | eats “The Art Galleries of Italy” was | read by Mrs. W. E. Stauss. Mrs. i(hivvis spoke on “The Facisti, a | Success or Failure.” Mre. Cardie. a charter member of Uandi, who ‘is leaving for California, was pre- Sue. ale nee oo arena aes te ent oe ensigns Mae, errs pitbria am by Le, bo and ee een netesnes Annet weilraieoenne- tag rt és ore et na mate > pee = Secs Beg OLE pres Made in the Prufrock-Litton factory. Regular , $292 value, now at the factory price of........ | “Witress and introduced the board ] ; 7 } ~ '. “a 4 3 el of the ilt-2 O D able a 4 embers and the personn Pay $45 cash, balance of $150 at $15 each month. hapter. tees le . . > . > i > ; -€ ec . * . . ad ) This combination ‘Tilt- ' a 7° 8e ae ? 482 Green, presented the guest of hon if : . pay Table and Fireside > | ‘a ‘or a basket of flowers from the Odd Chairs—Suitable for Gifts . Shield is practical as well as 7 ie chapter. Two other guests at the decorative. 74 = SS pt] Bespeakers’ table were Mrs. C. A. y , . ae . s ewton, who has made her home Ey Abert a — collection ? te een tee Wind tal cok oe Nese | Bin Washington, D. C., the last siz a hairs at this time—many oO green with fléral pattern, WHIT a 'years, and Mrs. Victor Miller. them floor samples—one or two of a snetiel at mad |_| | pure A. N. Dleneh, Sane rn group e- . , : . : : J 7 Gee Of sonsg with rs. arren oe a r , 8 kind—now marked at factory prices. $15 “5 ' / playing the piano accompaniment. . : | Ze Mrs. W. R. Chivis, who was the The solid mahogany Chair shown Ge principal speaker for the after- Mm hon, told of her visit to the courts is ar exceptional value. Ten are cov , F gos ‘@e ef Evrope and the historic places ered in an assortment of at- dot nd Table 7 gag Of interest. The Reception Com- oo - 5S et" soe et mette: wry pease Nas Figen SPCR ee > ort tractive tapestries. Special HA mittee was composed of Mra. B. F. ee BO od wecdeecuunn _ Dad would appreciate an “Jackson, Mrs. Thomas Browne, . End ‘Table like this beside J | _. W. H. Dickey, Mrs. Ebmer his favorite armchair. It has — fae Palley, Mrs. M, K. Gillespie, Mrs. > ee ‘a 63. L. Carney and Mra. J. BE. Weber. .Large Coxwell Chair, handsomely covered in a book trough at bottom— blue mohair. loose cushion. Deep-seated and veneered in two-tone walnut. _ South Side Scholarship Club, extremely comfortable, sample only at $69 Very special at , ; 7 * Carilyn Rens, president, will mein , ) $7 50) See Sponsor a recital at Strassburger - “ ie *21l, Grand boulevard and Shen-— Low-back Armchairs left from living-room Siiindcan avenue, Sen a ae | suites, broad and roomy, covered in mohairs, I : Be for the purpose of presenting Jes-— one $35 aS 4 @ie Mary Kulage, 14 years old, of : : Octagon Table er : tee" 11 Virginig avenue, the girl who Many other Chairs equally as good values—-space won’t permit r : = ge Bs been selected as the recipient This attractive Orccasion- ef this year’s scholarship. The following women will be pa- al ‘Table, of burl walnut ve- ao ae Btronesses for the recital: Mrs neer, has a 28-inch octagon ie » 2 7 . Herman Stoffregen, Mrs. Aaron 7 Daughter Would Appreciate cop. Fight well-designed Hq Rogie {8 MMMERAuh. Meni. alten, Sem A. Te a New Bedroom Suite for Xmas Ls. ie edner, Mrs. J. T. Addis, Mra. | “Sa eCaea eee tA ert ort - rts Rr bea Se Cee ° Large center Diamond in Very modish Bracelet of Iridio-Platinum, set a unique Platinum mount- ager eg “EK ing inlaid with a band of with 88 Choice Diamonds in an_ intricate | sented a memory book. Onyx and 48 smaller pattern. The bracelet is delicately open: ns ties —e matched Diamonds. worked. | oe eowets Mothers = Cir- $ 1,245.00 lele will meet at 2:20 p. m. Iriday $ l, 160.00 ‘in the West Auditorium of the =e school. Gustavus Tuckerman, sec- : retary of the City Club, will read “Young Woodley,” a play by f young English schoolmaster. now our listing all. legs. ~ erritt H. Marshall, Mra. Victor A conspicuous value at * Miller, Mrs. Arthur. Goessling, urs. Frank Eberle, Mrs. Edward A Bedroom Suite may be just (e_ 3 - rape seta c.g $20.50 | ee the gift that 1s needed for daugh- ee. | Jax s sbenberg, Mrs. Edward Bergt,. ter's room or mothers room. at: 3, 7 .. Nellie Hinchey, Mrs. O. &. nik , rs . - 4n, Mrs. J. R. Booth, Mra. M. _ x n | TRA Truesdale, Mrs. W. J. Roberts, Telephone Set a HN a nc), Alex Goodwin, Mra. There- | Missour! Circle, No. 56, Ladies of . | the Grand Army of the Republic, A beautiful Wrist Watch of Platinum and bree: - oe a shes ‘18-K white gold, adorned with 14 selected ben. ia cae eerie ’ SEIU | Riggs, president of the circle, pre- Diamonds and 6 synthetic Emeralds. Move | sided. Plans for the usual Christ- 9 —— wire 4 ment has 1$§ jewels. 'mas relief of the honorary mem o atinum, graced with | bers and the 28 non-pensioned two matched center Dia- $160.00 | widows at St. James hid: St. monds and a bar of Sap- James, Mo, were discussed. A phires, 12 Diamonds on considerable stm was donated dy sides. : ~ ‘one en Rae mk By arranging a DIVIDED PAYMENT Charge Ac- the circle and individual members i ae 2 to the Camp Jackson Unie Sol- $405.00 count here, you Can pay for your purchases most con- diers’ basin han Mrs pe veniently Over a period of months without extra charge. line Saxe was elected président: | Mrs. Nelle Platt, senior vice prest- | | dent; Mrs. Genevieve Pim, junior “CHRISTMAS CORNER" vice president; Mrs. Marifan Car!- : : son, treasurer: Mrs. Stella Guilder ’ ; yy eines j chaplain, Mrs. Marguerite Riggs =e My alnut Chest | pMre Jama ‘: ‘vee ‘aa : Se = WW : ‘ - : a . « . tudbe yers read a re- patriotic instructor, Mrs. Edna : “9 This Queen Anne rt On the biennial held at Colum- {7 Wh Lash, conductor and Mrs. Bertha | , . . eS ; -. . Mo 4, A () Sullivan, guard. Delegates to the This attractive group — 48-inch jee —e IS W alnut ve- : : ; ; Read. by renee E. Wagoner ms Ee neered—cedar lined. It " ; “st, an article selected department convention also were dresser, full-size bed and chair con- SEE bs 7 Mrs : son § ° ’ a ~ = . = . _ : A. ; a “ - f harlesa F. : elected. structed of walnut veneer and gum- 5g) / SRA is 45 inches long. == ‘a 4 PYhile in Boston last fi ye ‘The ideal gift for the q Pies, of Dante's Poetry.” Mra. Will- cdewelry Company . The Forethought Club will meat wood, specially priced for holiday sell- 7" Ae = ec. 10 with Mrs. Oscar Cramer at in at i I Re . " > 9 ; : rate Spear, the Ninth & Olive Streets—S. E. Corner her home, 5944 Cates avenue. tt g Fihee ‘rage et eee _ ‘Ries ideal girl. Special at 4 Mve an original poem. poten a Se Cheater exes! ay $l/ cash, balance of $80 payable $8 each month. $21.00 ; — was concluded with quota- Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Thos. | : ® from the “Divine Comedy” : | | i ‘rom the play, “Paola and 008 oS AO ANT 0: «ESM 93 Hn, “9 IY 2, thn © uf, © boa, PAH, She? “Athy at Sth, 61, SAE © tI a4 Nes ee > os . “ . ee eee see en . . -_ wodiltiena 7 at SP centene - os a _—s — ais tcinailieellleten atlanta bene sadeeen amin eaeamitomamanion ae = . a eh * pnenanetnerecuiene nate ni mest sf an ‘ « i i sendeneer Mb ch brn dicen iio ics 2 ms Rap in ae Ae PEN a » * a ~— ° - = OE ae get i" ee eee we rey f renin 0 , tee Meyncts a Nie a Aten ote “Nite ae “Ns is ge Nie oie gis Ae on 88 Elizabeth Fiynn. ‘ The St. Louts Dante Club met mentrmnenenntin: plinaevemgn ates ww teens sr nt Pate i set le LG PO one ae ee sone Aatanetarme. cnt Artiste terrae euiitiins ae on ae - BOSS till necinaen ame, eon ee St a ; . ¢ ae OPE en poe x wt = eR le Rata cen matte ae jie ‘ Mrs. Frederick M. 4 mm were guests. 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SPATCH — sthers-to-Be: ——--=9T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - tedden 4 = one of many styles. Baby’s First Clothes Beautiful Selection in Oyp Pre-Christmas Sale | Res “parly German Composers.” 35-Pc....$7.95 | 42-Pc... .$9ge I ryant IR Krail. The next meeting o | he Mothercraft Class of “John’s Methodist Church, . tained hus iy Mrs. C. G. E m Q it y. Allena and Mrs. Karl ‘pad charge © Sixth & Locust Sts. ere were 70 guests. The Sewing Circle of the Ladies’ On) or Two-of-a-Kind — See as eta es Tether ee ata ory Prices tes must be sold “as is”—no broken and no duplicates can ill any exchanges be allowed. > Suites and Chairs marked at acturing cost and in some cases Jelivery must be made before EDITORIAL= dressions Often Heard” ligger in the wood-pile,” “Skeleton in as ‘ . . t,’ “Something rotten in Denmark’ expressions with practically the same r of them aptly applies to some- the purpose of which is CON. MENT. ples of their usefulness are evident everyday affairs of various natures of us who do not practice them are pmacy Is a Wonderful Asset! ) Dp Table bbination ‘Tilt- and =«- Fireside tical as well as had in red or floral pattern, 5.75 Table ld appreciate an like this beside irmchair. It has. th at bottom— wo-tone walnut. at 7 D0 mn lable ctive Orccasion- burl walnut ve- ’8-inch octagon well-designed ous value at .50 ane Set ¢ Set is a great his one is of y, very high- and chair, at 00 Chest n= Anne walnut ve- lined. It ig. ft for the cial at m, assisted by Mrs. E. H. | highway ad teens Mrs. Rose Brady, Mrs. Elise shington ate . Mrs. | | ¢ Mrs. Evelyn Herrick, Mrs. | as follows: Mrs. H. R. B | .. R. Durning and Mrs. Wil- aereem. the) the chapter will be at Cabanneé | gent; Mrs. John Vaughan, vice Ibsen's “Ghosts” at 2 p. m. Tues- Branch Library. Dec. 14, at 2 p. m. | president; Mrs. X. P. Wilfley, cor-|%4yY for St. Louls Tercentenary | “T Teceillies | if : St. Tesponding secretary; Mrs. J. Find- | Shakspeare Society in Vandervoort; The Fortnightly Club met Thurs- | Hi 1103 Olive enter- | ley Smart, recording secretary: Mrs. | Music Hall. Following the lecture, | day, with Mrs. J. H. McKelvey of | th) 'Mrs«z William W. Keysor will con-/|Clay avenue, Kirkwood, as hostess. | } e ing at the home of Mrs.|Trawick and Mrs. Barton, assist-|7UCt the final lesson on the play,|A paper on “Territorial Missouri") |)" or “a mas evening i@ I : a ‘ » GASSir hit | “Coriolanus.”’ was read by Mrs. Jules Schulze and | An informal luncheon, honoring | one was given by Mrs. V. B. Hoes- Mrs. S. A. Brown of Milwaukee,/ter on “Prehistoric Peoples in Mis- | was given Tuesday. Mrs. Frederick souri.’’ The next meeting will be | bands of members Tues- | B. C. Jenkins, treasurer:* Mrs. Geo. Pp. Wilfley, 5275 Westminster | ants; Mrs. T. G. Ratcliffe, superin- | 4. 6The hostesses were assisted | tendent mission study; Mrs. W. S. | llington and Mrs.| Rouse, social service; Mrs. lL. P. 'c. W. McKeague. Mrs. William | Morton, supplies; Mrs. M._ E. an Hodge | Keough, publicity; Mrs. H. D. Her- | f the refreshments. | Ting, missionary voice; Miss La- a “Aid of the United Hebrew Temple j hold a bazar Dec. 15 and 16, 'Cabanne avenue. The Thursday Charity Club will Hq » dinner Thursday in the culb rooms, "from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. e ME tc, will meet at Jefferson Memo- ,* Saturday at 2:39 o'clock. q _ ers. “gomorrow at the Col] ; ‘Delmar boulevard. The Alpha Del- | q | will be hostesses. Pegeane | A bazar of art articles made by) ‘students of Lindenw 00d College “gill be held by the art department | afternoon, | “ef the college Friday He applied to th i@ibley scholarship fund. / is P te Pi and Aupha Gamma Delta ¥ ’ ‘ My = The St. sclub will meet Thursday at 1] p m. with Mrs. Adam Wackman ef 6°53 Rosebury avenue. The annual party of the Wells ™ Shoo! Mothers’ Club will be held * : ; s Friday afternoon, in the kinder- Megarten room. A am will be given. 2:30 " ‘Temple Israel House Next Door. E Mrs. E. J. Marx Jr. read a paper ‘written from Romain Rolland’s “Jean Christopher’ and Mrs. Wil- PYiam Shield read a paper based on ™ Coe’s “What Ails Our Youth.’ Mrs. | _ Fred Herzog was the hostess. 4 The regular meeting of the Ben- ton School Mothers’ Club will be held Friday at 2:30 p. m. in the Skindergarten room. A program J ments will be served. ® Cornelia Greene Chapter, Daugh- i Worest Park Hotel in honor of the | ring regent, Mrs. John Zahor- The Yuletide colors of red nd green were in decorations and he tables were lighted by Christ- neral chairman, was toastmis- ss and introduced the board members and the personnel of the apter. The new regent-elect, Mrs. F. W. mera basket of flowers from the ishapter. Two other guests at the Speakers’ table were Mrs. C. A. Newton, who has made her home nm Washington, D. C., the last six Years, and Mrs. Victor Miller. Mrs. A. N. Blaney gave a group # Of sonsg with Mrs. Warren Bruce '@ Playing the piano accompaniment. > W. R. Chivis, who was the Principal gepeaker for the after- ‘Ron, told of her visit to the courts @f Europe and the historic places wot interest. The Reception Com- tee was composed of Mra. BE. F. on, Mra. Thomas Browne, W. H. Dickey, Mrs. Ebmer ® Salley, Mrs. M. K. Gillespie, Mrs. ® 4.1. Carney and Mra. J. E. Weber. old its Christmas sale and turkey) The entertainment given recently | : * partmer and Hamilton ee ee YOUNG AGAIN, > &t, Louis Circle No. 37, Ladies | i “ee * | v “ot the Grand Army of the Repub Menere will be an eelction of offi- | ¥ ' atin int 3oard R The Panhellenic Alumnae Bo 520 N. Grand. Call, write or phone, Hrs.: 10 te 4 of s&. Louis will meet at 3s p. mM. In Kansas City. Dec. 5th to 12th, 327 Altman Bidg. | lege Club, 5428 | 7. 8 to 6 o'clock. Proceeds will | — e Mary Easton | Louis Central College | (“hristmas pro- The Pioneers met Dec. 3 at the | ti The study of the “Psychology of | @ the Adolescent’ was continued. | Mas been arranged and refresh-. ‘ters of the American Revolution, wave a luncheon Wednesday at. has candles. Mrs. L. M. Ottofy.. Green, presented the guest of hon- semaines The South Side Scholarship Club, Carilyn Rens, president, will @ -Peisor a recital at Strassburger @ @2ll, Grand boulevard and Shen- PSndoah avenue, Dec. 15, at 8 p. m. sor the purpose of presenting Jes- | ' Mary Kulage, 14 years old, of peti Virginia avenue, the girl who. peas been selected as the recipient M this year’s scholarship. . The following women will be pa- “a the ~ ses for the recital: Mrs. ys ‘rman Stoffregen, Mrs. Aaron £ - A v6 ‘Rauh, Mrs J. FE. Allen, Mrs. A. FE. | Wiedner, Mrs. J. T. Addis, Mrs. Serritt H. Marshall, Mrs. Victor | of Miller. Mrs. Arthur Goessling, | Mrs. Frank Eberle, Mrs. Edward | = Rabenberg, Mrs. Edward Bergt, | [ Mrs. Nellie Hinchey, Mrs. O. 8. | ioe, 2h, Mrs. J. R. Booth, Mra. M. | 7 Truesdale, Mrs. W. J. Roberts, | Vy J. Alex Goodwin, Mrs. There-| \ . Eulage, Mrs. K. R. Bates, Mrs. : “man Weiss, Mrs. W. L. Clu- | Mrs. George Budd, Mrs. Adele ine Mrs. Kathryn: Boe. . Mrs. i “ag B. Hiker, Mrs. J. A. Mowrey, aiagead Baker, Mrs. Alphonse it. ® Mrs. Roy Garner, Mrs. | 4 — Rens, Miss Corinne Reb- | 7 cg Marjorie Halliburten | a u™ 8s Elizabeth Flynn. The St. — > Se, - © ; Louis Dante Club met. metnesday at Forest Park Hotel. oa fs Saal Myers read a re- bia, “4 l@ biennial held at Colum- | Ep Mrs. Harry FE. Wagoner ‘ id request, an article selected | ly S. Charlies F. Rich rdson q © in Boston last summer, “The. | ‘ 0) of Dante's Poetry." Mrs. Wil- | om Watt Spear, the president. nN Original poem. The pro-. . was concluded with quota-— —" from the “Divine Comedy” 5 from the Play, “Paola and. aca.” Mra. Frederick i | rom and Mrs Frederick M. “im were guests. The nest | ard, has elected officers for 1927|voort Auditorium, with Mrs. N. P.| a; 7-26 - nglish Renais- ie MS ee '| Mrs. J. H. Krabbe and was success-/|ers,"’ will be presented Wednesday Mrs, W. T. Norris of 4262 Louts- pa | y lp y G I ore : meeting will be at 12 m. Tuesday. | oute~ | be at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Vander- | +p» Evening Study Class will meet | QO. 8. '“The Two Gentlemen of Verona,” TT ful. An outstanding number on at 2:30 p. m. in Vandervoort Music! tana avenue entertained the Cultus : “ eee | A if Continued from Preceding Page. meeting will be at 12:30 Pp. m., Jan. ‘the program was the reading by! Hall. The Society of St. Louis Au- Club Monday. Mrs. E. P. Craw- The ¥riday Club was entertained | 7 fi = Durning, 7114 Lexington ave- 5, at Forest Park Hotel. 'Carlyle Emery of several of his|thors and the Missouri Historical fard and Mrs. J. ©. Goldsmith Friday at the home of Mrs. W. H.. i The topic of the afternoon) ollowing its annual bazar, the | P°®™*- Soctety will participate with Ter- | Were in charge of the program. The | Wright, 5146 Raymond avenue | | ’ : ; . Te gle CL er lee > “vy Sh; are Society club voted to give $5 to the « \irs asa eo : Woman's Missionary s . % centenary Shakspeare Society. ) » the Com- Mrs. Floyd Bennett was assistant} ¥ ry Society of St. The next meetin of the St aa | i'munity Fund one. : paint MDA i Ae ABs Nena snes Pi nsesn drea conducted the, , ‘ ha | oy 5 _ rhe monthly executive board |) munity ind. The next meeting Conti Ne > epee Geo, An John’s Methodist Church, Kings-/ Louis Parliamentary Law Club wiil outinncd on Next Page —_—_____ §T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 17 will be at the Art Museum, Thurs- day. Miss Mary Powell will lecture 6th and Franklin “3” Monday & Tuesday Specials CIIUG & “e LED . oe ff —- & ww J ‘ = WHEPE THE CROWOS GO!’ the | Cut from cholee corn-fed eattle; young, juicy, tender d 4 saanneeneemeneeeeadl SIRLOIN, ROUND. Pound....- os , monte Edwards, children’s work. , enesetnmmnayees | The Woman’s Chamber of Com-. -merce met Thursday at the City ‘Club. The business meeting was ' 4 , cae of Mrs. B. Pruss, 5523 | followed by a luncheon, during | { 275 Union Boulevard _ which Miss Helen Musick sang. | Msgr. Brennan addressed the ||) Luncheon and Bridge ot Mah Jong meeting on the “Stellar System.” | | in the | Jade Dining Room Have — . lifted back | Hi & up wher t bel Do | Ty ° not let the SAG make yous | | Our regular One-Dollar Menu is a m face unattractive. No pain | |! , | or danger. Walt and con. | party luncheon for your selection. sult | DR. PINKSTAFF cis: | And no extra charge for card tables “a ° Surgeen | m. 209,Washington-Grand Bldg HH Here Dec. 13th to 3ist. || EE. J. Caldwell, Managing Director. FOrest 7844 *1 GENUINE C. G. CONN SAXOPHONE Conn Alto Saxophone and case with music stand and 6 reeds. The ideal beginner’s outfit. Special now, with 5S FREE LESSONS $10 Down—$2.50 Weekly Cultivate the musical bump, the Conn Saxophone with its ex- clusive features is easiest to play. OPEN EVENINGS SY a 5911 Easton L ARD Pure Kettle Rendered PORK CHOPS ‘=: MILK =" 3 tor BUTTERMILK (32 ™ 13 10 BEANS «rics: 2 for 25 No. 2 Size Can JAM; Curtice Bros.’ Red Cherry ss 19 Value ... 07° large No. 3 Can, 2 f 25 Toma toes Real 20c can Value.. or EGGS Strictly candled Put up in cartons Doz. 34 | DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY| | ” Ww - D ON OZ DRESS OCCASIONS Format Dress Surts wo «. . $50 to $85 Tuxepo Surrs. . .o0s ewes $50 to $85 Dress Vests... .aercoes.- 9 to $15 Dress Jeweiry Sets.....$2.50 to $18 Dress SHIRTS. . «2 cee vee $9.00 to $5 Dress Murriens.. o NES \ = AS ta XS AT HOME Sitx Louncz Rosgs.....$15 to $150 Woot Louncz Roszs. $16.50 to $35 SLIPPERS. cccccccese $1.75 00 $650 BUSINESS OUD. « cscacevenpecess« S500 65 SUNG. . occcssecencccess Ob 0 S10 Picsxin Grovzs........$3.40 to $5 FLATS. . .ccccscccc ce ces +H) t0 $20 HOSIERY. .cccccveccesces -D0C to $5 NECKWEAR. .evcccecsss..-$1 to $7 SHO... . coccewow cess. $7 tO $21 Hanpxencuisrs (Initialed and Plain)..........25¢ to $2.50 Snx Hanprencnisrs.......50c to $4 MOTORING TOSCOATS. cc cccvescces QGa0 mee Orr Sr Pa KNICKERS. cc cccccccc + 90 00 $1650 Gente... « cvccsebeseessssOe Get Coe... cinccscades She OES Travel

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~~ I 0 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 3 __-SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 dilating SSELTE ELS AD TIERCE CIM Notices And Activities | Centinued from Preceding Page. tsi : a8 5 tie . ee — oj | hostesa. This was the annual! ‘Christmas party of the club, and me ‘roll call was responded to with * th rise Py ae VA ' ~~ — y Christmas quotations. Mrs. R. R. 44 Pig F hf. T . KS ‘ FR BUILDING Cravens gave a number of read-, > Rit e yali ee AA At Se : , : Wits nid S ings, and a musical program. was aS | ; ips } | LSS ; ae 7 a3 ¥ of a itt iA - = all or . ae f : ‘planist. The club will meet Jan. 7 > iwith Mrs. Alphonso Howe and Miss Haze] Howe. 5152 Raymond ave- inue. Miss Mary Sherzer, who re- | > 2 cently returned from a trip abroad wil] tell of ‘Italy and Her Art.” tour of Furopess countries, study- % . SHS Biz. 4 Sa Seii et en Pw rip 3 —" 2 : gf undred Cities H ing the condition of women of wari- : . > . 7 . ; * , . , Ye Pi . a a3 ‘, er: 4, f , ; - a : ; } * — . ne « rs “ a i H ve . ‘* ~ *% ~— + . . ‘ _ rie = 4 " . - , . ‘ - . ; 4 9 . : - , : ’ - 4 . sl cls : , 4 : d 4 4 P ; ra ? 7 * e 3 *e7 - - + ~ » , i - a . , : / ”- : . / r » a , i : , jay at the Federation vesper serv- 4 : : ; ; “ke : ¢ } ee ) iS J, — . a . : ® . > | . . . =F : . ; 3 ‘ . +. . > ~ - a - : “ -_" ei Fs S as é Pa . ial ie ‘ é ' : 3 3 4 7 he ws f - - - -« . “4 : 7 : 2 ey ; : > - . - a on _~. 2 - ‘ bi ‘ F ; a *#i. = . “ f ~ A = a — : —, b . 4 > - — a s \ 32 : , fA . * : , * o ‘ = a __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — — pas ee : ’ ba ae ae “ ae ~~ se eT) a = . 3 a pi -— & %. ’ ee tele. im, “The saepe w RASS ARE ee OS peatae ase ere ke ’ > ’ + Se ‘ 7 . p st , bh ikseN Ag ee y sik . P 2 ws sae 8? rs : P 4, 2 / . . es Se a Oa i vo “CRITE TN HIRI a iME Gish a eae a TR Matyi nKtakted Shoe repens cay apenas" saleae-g mann emanation apertmeceemengiapt iia Witheibecbin-o- " +3 ts. . SN aS NBEO S 14 ONE Nap re ae ee Pete ee ee ee ee ae abies bs cs | Fs m Fup me 2 mh natin backs ‘ $a Sn aera sage aentatre ane re oe ee ne . aye SOE TE ; “ir + > saitliceatinttaieas rr = a or ese ar psmomser: 9-9 . ice at 5 p. m., at the Central Build- ; € . -hiphk ing, 1411 Locust street, to which ‘ J ; J : e : . ~ 3 q : , i : “ «2 . oe 4 . ‘ a” . , } _% , : iy ‘ e * ¢: “ if iff gr - = cS the public is invited. She will be 3 af : as -: : ss - Se Y £87) x . 4934 thf 2 : . a a ° ; 8 - ‘ a 2 sl ‘, . . - :2 ; = : , ™ 5 ; 1. a tr 7 ” ‘ , P . -~* : . oe . . 2 . - ‘ if - 2 - ‘ the guest of honor tomorrow at al : 5 5. . dE AEF. OG; 43 ita ot ae oh SS Fe POP Za OL II AE TN, AGES RANGE FROM 112 - ein ~ A ‘T ~ ts a” if — fo , ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 5 - 7% . _* ) open board meeting and luncheon : ) 5 | - ' =. = : ES hp is , = : o - - x . . j , ‘ : ‘ : 4 4 , as — rs ‘ ’ - +. “ o * ’ . ‘o which committee members, sec- ; te ¢ | Sign 1 at ns ‘ a TO $14 A DAY i id : OOS 6 OS Oo be Fi vi ' ; > ; : , . o } * 5 i é on ot ; > > 3 ft, : > . ~ Ww 7 “aia : § ne ~~ - : retaries and special guests hare set daty oe i : : ’ - i > a. ¥ : : i 3 - - Sn ‘ ° f-@ : sy *er¢ ~ . " P . x Reseeté ot i P -¢ ; - ; ; 4 = é , : ; ' ; » ; > : , P . i 4. ‘ Aaa ' . 4 | - o r ‘ c te. > ¢ L * 4 ° ‘ oF 4 ’ ~? . : 2 , j se f3 fig ; $ , ° 6 ; : ‘ s% O14 tne as u ¢ ' ‘ a. fe ‘ ‘ ; i io ? , : - i *s . ~ ’ - : ‘ - - . 4 ; ‘ "v 4 “ Hi @ o¢ > > 7 - et. Increase; Slight Shortage of Plasterers and Brick- layers. li be hostesses. 4%? * Wiis meet _* . a. ,* = . o'clock at the home . = . e ‘en > ; I +> » | 99 S - wlae o » - . * . - -* - 4 | * b. Ie > r : r 4 ® 4 * - . a »* 4 u — > 5653 Vernor = . + ™ T #: 1A “#77 | did { { avenue iTS. . J Mansfield will : ce - ? me al ” Afec he hostess After luncheon Mrs. erei 1? 4 AR 4s ra . taj give a review of ~e = . . rr. a “ _— ie ee ee ee ee o . ms gee i « n’s new book “The Man r “annot Die.’ and ee on ° > | = z e* | surrent news will be discussed = @ With building permits tn the 509) @ ie Neading cities of the United Statas| Bauring the last six months only glightly less than two and a half billion dollars, the nation’s winter building program will, from present indications, absorb all availabie in- bor in the building crafts. While '‘@Ma.number of wage readjustmen:s outside the larger cities are betag made on the basis of siight ia- creases, the building situation gen- erally is well stabilized. | | These facts represent the con- gensus of reports submitted to 8S. W. 2us and Company from all parts the country and mniide public : sterday. Labor conditions in the : Building industry were ay OR thirty years the name MANNE has been con. B Bizet as follows: Wage scales have reached a peak 5 the members. ‘ -_ The Richard Anderson 7 Skin Mink Chokers. . .$40 and Up Skin Stone Marten ~ _— —_ :* ? ta” THE HOUSE THAT SATISFACTION BUILT , Oy ah, na’ .€terans See... ........ $0 Up anne Nov, 30. 2-Skin Russian Sable Chokers, ire $120 and Up . lie . A - Y { a } 7 . ae “ Png | y Ae * i ) — Rents, - c > - es MME: ako rs eee. Pay a es Ce ae ~ > “= _ a lth \ eRe oy, 4 7" 7 q ads “a 3 -. F : ee & * a 1 th > . oe ax . Pog ans oh, wane te $> (Nate aye Bene Sr ams od - ewe en a a ct a eterna ee ie nated ated hbo on, . ee ee 7 ae ee os - , a ee « y+ Sia8 Pie Py =] 2% ee eee SF Ne NN PE i kn Hie Sl ig mae A 8 0 Nt A hs ee ee ee are ARN AB Rama I ane i en ee A AO CaN IE An ONG a iy REE 8 tin POT itty malts 9 Ay 8 Drees? se" =F ” 5 Rhrcenkewee, _— se - % r Ash 4 RE a we ‘ide we ee ~~ «sy T “ = oe wry rege Dy ec meh. wae # iv ihe : . Natural Red Fox Choker Scd rts, $3 Alaska White Fox Choker “+ ere ° . °fe ° ; ad n ten spicuously identified with thoughts of good furni- = Bee Si he met with resist: ; a, — bart pi of the c | o . a : ce by the building puble. Some | Siler Pointed Fox Choker ee ee ae ; | A a ture. [his splendid record of achievement... a peeét aajustments of Saase aE ay . tradition which has been handed down through the lines been no concerten Sam ame generations . . . has been painstakingly maintained by SE’ yuriedictiona! Guapaiin Maen 7 - . “eer otd.) 8 rh pat at s+ Oumee.-, « » uae u . . ‘ yite some difficultics| | ready to announce the greatest step in our history. Wie unsettica in San Francisco and| } x ; - is -- - a ¢..~4 A: ft iid) ae ees : : "7 LR apyetten A Sh er ne a naemncntina - ee 7 4 nips es ate mune we oe = SoBe a se ‘ gh wry = t= 5m int Pe slay : “Ey ms abs pe * ae Narn a ae gE MET) Rare, hr te eases x as ” = eines re BSS ru sat lee ae " bith onigapalipeinndgth asia eongpudl we » . i ’ ce AG and lee ’ . By " “a - 4 Cae ae Re ecar a rs es me wo ” pee, a ed on ee egy oe S te ee ae — aia ee - foe et ae potas tinh mall BS Rat tee on th Bs hi pe ep eaietameataaieaaaion a A AM ode . ghtity ~ r ? bi aos ~gatlive 2 . S : to bricklayers, plasterers. Att 7 to command every attention: no order too large to be Gp onemasons. hoisting engines"*| ittees g structural iron workers. (fm) | , , + ° Pa , siphi the wage ‘ecale for and 3 handled, thoroughly well and with dispatch, by our eeeisselphia the won $1 co $1.25 wala . : . hour: painters, Sian hour; plas- ° Sd prs. $1.75 an hour, and electri-— pe ample and well trained organization. Beers 3285 an our, and electri toe Gag | Chicagd’ construction promises. to ; ; mp workers busy this winter, de- jot Bendent. of course, on favorable | its Weather conditions A slight lull in Building activities was recorded in Me fa!!). but this soon 7 the volume of October con- (4 ta Truction started. Wages scales in men ie is he : 7" | ay a2: come you to our new home... an establishment made : . | . 4 possible only through the courtesy, the service, the val- Sn ease gree Sa i ree a] 2 TIO + a 6 ! | . . P is nt Tea Oe | | ' o.. | .. a > ; : : ‘ ay ~y . . . : : e ia wv. the latter rate being paid only | eee urge Selection o; sociation will meet Dec. 9, at 2 7 ae: Mh Pa ; gn ues and the satisfaction we have made integral parts of Be * t2c0 or two. No wags In| . : Bio dis SO BS ONION Se SAME Me io, PRN BOR Ain, BREE . oa . a2 - iy q ‘ ; Fi | ‘ 4 . - > % H : * ' ; J oo pe } Ss. : s 4 oe ~ ‘ Z $ - : Pe. ‘ . +. : { 4 ~f . * ie : & . L¢ is Pa oe: - a : 4 * > = » - : +. %;, } = i a * 4 » . 7 e a 4 ? oJ x - 3 a SE Ph a 2. - 7 _ e Les 4 we ° . - ‘4 —t ¥ 2&: . RS ? 4 S$. ae Sg *4 . : : ¢ wee ha ‘ & , y - wa 7 - . e + *¢$ a ’ 2 a ~: P 4 % 7 “a - Pa , fe se re} : . 2 4 [ee - - - \ , : ; a fi : “a § Me, : Fr a : f § . ‘ : - ‘3 ; s ; ng ; : 3 = ry i usee ' 3 4 ¥ 7 ; 4 : b tae : & " al . . . ‘a i q a > * : = ’ . a* 2 > on a E - > : 2 ot > 2 - 7 ¥ F 2 e cs s € t ' é z > 3 5 & | . F ‘i. ~*~ . 2 . . a }Pre "tery - Tike re , 4.7 = — om contemplated : ta : Ti 17 taae4 ~ gC 2 Or LO Pie] Pate eet eth. ae taf ‘ : nt : , : i % - "7% “J - ‘a shuldren s Fur Coats. . $63 and U} Sivateary of the Keng | MT. hh a ee every transaction, regardless of size. ee | ‘a ' NOU MArG =cn wig f a ig = setees CSR es ii e 3 / : | fis * , : 1 hey Be open-shop issue have been a|* asa in impeding the progress of | a etty’s building program. Bulld- | Biro there report that many of the * id The LEPPERT-ROOS label in . ent building craftsmen have sa. 4 - 1 aiuv ze ™ 2 ees a ler 7 to obtain employment in other #"* . ment is as eaurance of ore im qual- sagen | ify , 3 fy) See Monday's Post-Dispatch for Announcement of Bae i> virtually every city rena Po VY, MViC QNd wWorkmans lip. . abet a eeung of. the . : | . : m= report bonus paymen . dact WW see pce Formal Opening Tuesday, W ednesday and |) =e Thursday, December 7th, 8th and 9th eee iF =icing trades in ee ~ted | Mile, Pi-tsburg, Detrott, ental & &o - rity Surs Oxclusively yf the American Revolution mat net - : Dah. Kansas City, Gt Loule 686) aaa s Monday at Forest Park Hotel. Mre 3 . puffaic. Builders in these cities oe Lon Sanders, Miss Antoinette Thr. it; pert that the supply of laber ts *>d , | g equate. employment brisk, and #= labor market tranquil. basic hostesses. - Pe Gan oo. . Feperts hed been | ® a ©2>2¢!an labor conditions tn that“? | origin itted officers were elected iz peuntrys building isdustry are re-— 4 ai ' 2 Sanders, rege:+: ‘. ‘ . on ~ =e. £ oe 8 lahan ‘st vice 1 ii ment in general well stabilized. re a | Seemrdis =. ‘tort that labor conditions ap- ps Te ee ona ; a — 2 c : : i pe _ a ; s s a — = omega: . : | res nding secretary: Wra © ; 3 Py of competent labor to stup- ami, ’ : A. G. SOLARI, President ; eae . r ona The tore F U R. demands. These cities include jus Ue ee | jifty: Six Hundred Delmar Boulevard | Ne : - pena <oiegaaa ns - a — : ; t ee : ae , ete: BT OT OTS ROTOR AS Ltetetes oe Teasdale and Mre | | ¢ | Plasterers and bricklayers in Se- rer . sy % - , ™ ae SWE llegar eoe ie ph gten stellen ee eee » fers t sete le ps oo ay Hy ye * or and Mrs. Bure —. Bascom were 2 re . att re. in ead i, ka oe ae coe Nh pe 2 Re Pan Dae eR Ker Bo ee . Gt ES LR BOLT AC CTE AANA. EIEIO I 6 AS I ARE AES Ae es ATE ET LE EN BONE A AEN LA ALCL TRANCE S HE RY LR IN 8 pe 5 . : 2 . "ad 6 -* ty - _ ; ‘ Jat Tas ec a. 1 EME LE LOLA LLLIE LILLIE LLL ES ETE LEE OE NOLEN IID on ray : : “— ee eRe RE II ee Cap SER ee Ry imp a NE ow PR Re an nape SU ap CoM ee Pt 2 owe: :

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ee PEPOOS: rena T Hee em eee OO ee OO = — > a a ee Ph — . > = a ~ se. hata tA ™ «yg THAT NX BUILT AINNE has been con. oughts of good furni- of achievement ...a d down through the ingly maintained by honored name. urred on by the mani- g clientele... we have dation and are now ep in our history. in the very heart of it to an uninterrupted sulting friendly rela- this magnificent new ANNE activities, has 9 serve St. Louis as it o purchase too small order too large to be ith dispatch, by our tion. \d we are ready to wel- establishment made , the service, the val- ade integral parts of ize. r Announcement of ednesday and » 8th and 9th OS. - DANY levard fgeee Open-shop issue have been a wets SSS lC ,LULULLUlUlU UU llllllllC OR ll eee eee vertetes Houses and Flats | Fe +, - eonenenpereytteeerettt® z pee rsecesPiacgcesssecegseeeess Sete ete ss 7eaeeT, . Oe SET ae bs Sissosbis reteasaecsesse sass teease 2st SSSSSSESSSOP ta as atest thee > * +o - = oes 33° vad “ttt yn oe > -+ > z ; Bssetsrstiiss sesso stsss tess: $ ss : » s : . z . | SIEPetigetetrr sr ritettitstttetees rest cae eee seceeee el aereee eevee SS» 22 Bae evatcs estes bhi icse ts 33 tee eeee Bocoaseeane 3336 sits Sseedes en sceee*. . =o sesse se + zi Ps Sted : . - : a > 3 + 14s eee oes 333 tere Poa 4 ~ “+ 33 Mo oo 4 steer eee eee ‘or etetere . 7 . , erent _ . as Perret ers) saemenere rh . . aes os aaa _ « ethene see 240s re meee ‘tere aapeeee Farms Financia! phapee i saat i ttt Per 5 bar | PART NINE ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926. PAGES 1—14B _ pes YOnTeR BIL > /BSIRBS LABOR, STAUS REPORT Five Hundred Cities Have! I $2,500,000,000 in Buiti-| “ing Permits for Last Six 1 Months. ##WAGES RANGE FROM } $8 TO $14 A DAY a \ W - oe x er aE Builders Will Oppose Any | Increase; Slight Shortage of Plasterers and Brick- ~ layers. 44 4 With building permits in the 500 feeding cities of the United States ‘during the last six months only gightly less than two and a half Pilion dollars, the nation’s winter ‘building program will, from present ‘indications, absorb all available la- bor in the building crafts. While ‘m|number of wage readjustmen:s outside the larger cities are betag mmade on the basis of slight in- @eases, the building situation gen- @ally is well stabilized. These facts represent the con- wensus of reports submitted to S. W. Braus and Company from al] parts | mf the country and ma&de pubtic| sterday. Labor conditions in the| building industry were summui-' fized as follows: Wage scales have reached a peak | ind any attempt to boost wages in|! me spring will be met with resist- } by the building public. Some! Bight adjustments of wages may ne | Made in smaller cities, however. | | Despite numerous reports, there | has been no concerte? action for. me 40-hour or five-day week. Jurisdictional disputes have praz- tally been eliminated in building moor circles because of the exc>l- mot work of the National Board for'| du dictional Awards. ' ® There is no shortage of men in. me building craft, with the exc2p- Ben of bricklayers and plasterers. me which there seems to be a pres- deficiency in numbers, amount- ms to approximately 20,000 men. ; | Tranquillity is assured between ene ders and the building crafts . Merally, despite some difficulties @ unsettled in San Francisco and eland. : Full-Time Basis. | : New York, Boston, Philadel-| 10 MEET IN MIAM| a, Baltimore, ittsburg and | shington builders report there) sufficient work contemplated for) winter to keep workers em-/ National Association Will Hold syed on a full-time basis. New) rk builders report a slight short- | Conference, Jan. 12 to 14, in Florida City. Oe ee ee a Se lees Sate A Sf MRE AS WON RWW gD WAAAAA|DI} iI "2 SN MM>. QQ XE AAAS é , ol SOM 4 MY int Ge 4, YU Jorn, . with, t, : "+e Vz Teg, “4 Vessesccscseeltes 0seecrsst Beaumont Medical Build- ing-under construction on the north side of Wash- ETI Se em Grand and Spring. ee Pie ' of bricklayers and plasterers. | imployment in Philadelphia hit a | hag early this fall and builders re- | many of the resident building | The annual business meeting of borkers have procured work in- ‘the National Association of Real r Fastern cities, where building more flourishing. | Eatate Boards will be held in Mi- , “High wage scales prevail in New ami, Fla., Wednesday, Thursday ork City, where builders report |and Friday, Jan. 12 to 14, inclu- hat a rate of $14 a day is being sive. : to bricklayers, plasterers, | ? j engineers | memasons, hoisting al ‘'mittees will submit their reports, structural iron workers. In wa ‘and officers and directors for 1927 Iiladelphia the wage scale for. Brpenters ranges from $1 to $1.25 will assume their offices. The of- hour; painters, $1 an hour; plaS- /tiners of the respective division fs, $1.75 an hour, and electr!- ‘tor 1927 will be inducted into of- ls, from $1 to $1.18% an hour. | - + [Chicagd’ construction promises to ,fice and the executive committee p workers busy this winter, de- of each division will meet to plan Bndent, of course, on favorable its work for the new year. herconditions. A slight lullin) ai, midwinter meeting ts, In Milding activities was recorded in. : aes ere fall, but this soon disappeared |™4ny respects, one 0 a hen the volume of October con- important gatherings of real estate ction started. Wages scales in men of the entire year. Not only Bleago range from $12 to $14 4 i. 4+ the annual business meeting of ¥. the latter rate being paid only | a LLL, ington boulevard, between- At this meeting officers and com- | New Buildings West of Grand Boulevard , Sede 6 wr Oe thie ks ” nad FE oe, ~ ae’ ee ne ¢ ¢% ” peat Re $ > . >> 2 ’ 5 4 LE ce cet ekldtll OS Se 24 pie epee eee ae 1 Bite cee oe : : Go ote doi see ~~ Go, Ve” a aes * ~ “y 4 ¢ . 7 » a a : . CG Z . 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VU Adddddddddddddduudddddddddddddddddittipyiyyy Z ty IGEN CRA St i aS Ba Se 5 row, Gy, “+ Z Z an $ 4G Yeti fb} bal” ar bay p- RSet, “(4 “aP,* wv.” “iy ya”: h UY," “4 : Vij |Z BG GZ ules ee. Z ZY * Y 7 J ZY Z Z | Y Z| f ZG GZ f . Z Z| »> ys Z Z | fry) G % ae Fig ZG Y,' ; I oor G GY i i: LAs G GY | Vy j /; * G Yi, \ = A $i Y Zi st ae 4% Dy LF 4 4 % . Z 4 Gay by: Z Gt Me Ae Z Z| fy go: iF Yi tt % Z G ie Y eon Y Oy SX. ?¢ 4 Vij €L, > diy aa Meseesteieascecata? “ "thy seh V1, "Shh ee etethtssldé Ae 4O Bo New Convent Garden apartments at Pershing and Taylor avenues. leased the store room at 2320 Lo- -REMMERT COMPANY SELLS cust street and wild move to the | néw location this week. | FIVE POLO DRIVE HOUSES | A store rogm at 412 North rir. | - teenth street in the Missouri Bo- | The Remmert Construction (Co. tanical Gardens suilding, was has sold five out of seven houses completed or under construction of The own- ; Drive in Country Ciudb leased to Sidney Propst. ers were represented by Cornet & | Polo Zeibig Trust, and the lessee by | Court addition, adjacent to Clayton isaac T. Cook & Co lon the south, and just north of Snother store room at 2828 Lo- | W yvdown boulevard A total of ?8 ' ¢ wt ‘ cust street wae leased to the John- | houses fs planned for this addi- eon Heat Regulation Co., at present ition. and construction wil pro |firm will move this month This; .vanable. The nouses will have lis one of 10 stores erected by the | ie * Burdeau Real Estate Co. in this} built-in garages. rhe teinmer block of whi« h all but two have | Construction ("“o laid out and de- been leased through Isaac T. Cook veloped Country Club Court, ad- & Co. joining on the east. 7 7 ~ HAAS COUNTY ESTATE | | | . Ae — ; 5 : > - “se 4 Z ies ae & SOE ESS SS WS MY ie eH a aly SSR OOF OG WA MOON YN ~ > On NO _ 01 bow www NAOH WAQ’Q{AA{AAAAAL The $90,000 Williatns Apartment, with 21 three-and-four-. room efficiency apartments to rent to Negroes at $60 to $75 a month, completed last month for Frank L. Willraths, principal of Sumner High School. It is at 4223 En- right avenue. a ee CMNT POS -— ~~ The 15-acre country estate of Mr. _ A a ae | J. Cornwell Real Estate Co: | ~ Wags ~*~ MAY MAQOOHN NS ues %, Wt:

ae . : fices to | and Mrs. Samuel Haas, on the where the company will occupy 4 | range, a modern enameled cabinet south side of Clayton road, begin-/.uite’on the eighth spies me and an electric refrigerator. The : v is being made in Aac-i, ing about 50 feet east of Price | a gy Send the company f new apartment is equ! pped with an in- i ear ance 4 i , : aeaey & — ~— rennet ay cee Ee | oad, has been sold by the Henry | policy of closing all warehouses Continued om Next Page. i ces , Vs isa ; oOb- > Weisels Co., Inc., agents, to the iand dealing exclusively with ) ee Sr | bers The firm has found this Ei ‘ - , ++ i — a : armelite Convent of St. Joseph, method of operating to be advan- I n d ex | 500 South Eighteenth street. | tageous. a 1 at C ] . . | , f ee s genera «- f d The two-story fireproof residence | ia of the company, | | assirie trict mr é 4 r } , . . a . on the tract is to be enlarged for) .pich pag been located at the Clark ||; Advertisements ry * S . EA : a the occupancy of the order within | avenue -address SOF Oa Le Peso - .|vears. The lease it the Pdul Brown | | A tn te _— 2 ‘he next year. The price was not Rullding (was closed by Ixaac T. || partments for Rent ......... 2 | Re te ne | —s ; Ene. ment for che tt Apartments. Furnished For Kent) A disclosed, but Is believed to "i Cook & (CO., nec., a6 : : ' Apartments (For Sale) A ! or ‘ ‘hich the! building. The move will Be mage it —* Ofer oe | rround $125,000, at whic * . Der "5 Apartments Wanted to Rent.... & '¢ f a. ’ property has been advertised. nae += 5 Builders’ Column is ssernegee rhe tract. one of the highest BERGFELD COMPANY TO FRECT Bungalows, Cottages (Sale)..... 8 “Sf Louis f‘ounty is embellished BPangalows, Cottages (Rent).... * = with virgin forest, fruit trees and NEW HOME FOR FOWIN LEVIS. Business Opportunities _....,...92 4 lagoon with rustic bridges. ee | Business Property Wanted .... 7 The purchasers contemplate the | The George F. Bergfeld Invest-j Business Property (Por Sale). ...11 rection of a large addition to the ment and Construction Co. has beer | Business Property (For Rent)... 6 residence in about eix rriontns with awarded the contract for the erete- Dwellings Wanted to Rent ‘*+e eee 6 plans for using the entire property tion of “a ‘wo and one-haif story Dwellings for Rent nebed 45 for convent purposes. The resi-| prick residence at 6449 Wydewn | Dwellings for Hale ..... rene. 90 | i¥ bi . ‘ 9 rc ; : Te fo | + dence as it now stands has living | boulevard) for Edwin Levis, pres Exchange (Keel Estate) ....; ‘e. 9 i reception hall, sun parlor,| dent of the Levis-Goodbar-Lioyd, Farms, Farm land ...... soveedl coven 2 “3 “gr ‘ a il 9om Kite h- ine. Farms for Kent ere2ee¢ coveeen ene | dining room. rea nd five mas.| It Will|be a colonial residence Farms Wanted ......... oa sesie en on the first fioor and is aa _with large center hall, spacious liv- | Financial . p ts ter bedrooms, maid's room _ ‘ing room, sun room, dining room, | Fiate for Ment ......... 3 > three baths on the second. ‘pantry, breakfast room and kitchen | Mats Wanted saiealaiin sd EP OR on the first floor, and f{ « sig or Flate for hale e ; » t¢ ; Pe ad ay Pietra Tt a re : TO OPEN NEW QUARTERS HERE | ‘tco" wim large pis all eengin, Cathe ¢ giewstet |servants, | Quarters on the third an. ee | H. Rand Jr., president of the | floor There also will Bo an at- | Howste Male .. eee cess «++ J. ) ; wey peers BA tae f es eit ; iewses for Moms ............. a - —_ ice Cor oration tached garage or ‘wo ATS. 4 . Rand Kardex »pervice p lt tee Wanted of New York, will be in St. Louls| The hopse was designed under || ee ee Se -@ | ear the formal opening, Thursday; the supervision of the Bergteld ; | - (Cehoved) es | | ond Friday, of the St. Louis office’s| company by Nolte & Nauman, ar-|/ "mproved Prep. for Sale....... ss new quarters at 202 North Ninth | chitects || teens Hoes wen e ens 664 oe ree en is | “ ; : a —_ _ mere = eet = AB arto ; - street, Paul Brow fr sullding. i ii Lote for Sale "eee eee aeeee ** . 7 These quarters consist of a large TWO CONCERNS JOINTLY BUY meamey WO «scviccecudcun a3 i idisplay room on the ground floor, - _. Personal Prop. Loam _....... | oo with space in the basement for HECKMANN SUBDIVISIONS | Real Eatate Wanted to Buy.... 7 | stock and safe cabinet equipment = 2 NaS Real Eatate— ounty cooneehi 1 'The mezzanine floor is given over rte Heaity and Loan Co., with | as h “ ee Real Estate Loans 6 ¢eeul : to the Rand Kardex local sales de- | H. (Kissel's Sons, North Side butld- || Real Estate (Other Cithes) ss | ; eee } nartment, and the bank and library jers| has purchased the Heckmann i Real Entete—Cotered as | departments. baubdivisions on Anderson avenue, |” , ae 5 E. H. Heineman is local manager | Begsie avenue and Penrose street. || Residences foe ‘t*sereee ‘ for the Rand Kardex Service Cor-| This property i# in St. Engelbert’ || Residences Wasted te ete poration, which is the selling or- | Parish. Improvements, paved ‘eons @ | ganization for the consolidation of | streets, sidewalks, sewers. ‘water, |) pe cee ng ‘fer tend *** - . - m ,* the Library Bureau, Kardex ©, | gas and electricity will he instal! cd. || Subarban Property for BY Index Visible, Rand Co. and Safe This property will ‘be improved || saburkes Preperty Waeted .... @ - Cabinet Co. with single flats and bungalows. Acca _ Sen CNIS hd > os sal on. geet

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More than 7 per cent of the of- fice space has been assigned and applications for the rest assure that the building wil! be fully rent- ed before its completion the latter part of May. The building ifs on the south side of Washington boulevard be- tween Grand boulevard and Spring avenue. There will be eight floors sub- divided into suites, laid out fn ac- cordance with the needs of spe- cialists. The second floor will be completely equipped as a hospital. Four operating rooms have been provided for on this floor, as well as accommodations for 24 beds tn single rooms and in larger units. The ground floor will be devoted to stores, contracts for some of these have been made. A driveway through the build- | ing will give access to parking | space on the large lot at the rear of the building. The building occupies a front-. age of 140 “eet en Washington, with a depth of about 152 feet. Parking space at the rear will com- | prise an aren 100 feet by more than 200. The building will be 10 stories high, with three micro-. leveling elevators. Materials used in the exterior | design are Bedford stone and rough | tan brick, the stone work extend- ing throuch two full stries. The. building is to be owned and op- erated by the Beaumont Medical Co., comprised of a group of phy- sicians. The building, equipment and site will cost $900,000. The financing has been underwritten by the Real Estate Mortgage Trust Co., Lorenzo | E. Anderson Co. and the Taussig, Day Fairbanks Co. The architects of the building are La Beaume €& Kiein, 720 Compton Building. The contract- Ors are the James Black Masonry Contractin ; | & wacting .Co., Louderman ,.... campus announce . He will sail for Europe within a to seek the Holy Building. The building will be owned and. occupied exclusively by physicians. The O. J. McCawley Real Estate. i'manuscripts the origin of the Grai: | Brown sajd oa —- Co. has the management of the building. SALES CLOSED LAST WEEK BY JOSEPH F. DICKMANN CO. Among the deals consummated | last week by the Joseph F. Dick- | mann Real Estate Co. was the sale of the § three-family aetna | building at 4233 Marviand avenue. Each suite contains six rooms. The | building formerly was owned by Alice M. Woerheide. Another deal was the transfer of | 5067 Spalding avenue, a fiat, which | was sold by Zeph Anthony Other deals negotiated included 4612 , Washington boulevard, pur- chased by John Martino: bungalow, 3367 Humphrey street, Vacant ground en Northmore drive in Northmoor Park addition, invest- ment property at 2860-62 Gravois avenue The Dickmann firm also reported the addition of two new members. ‘TWO KINGSBURY APARTMENT HOUSES SOLD FOR so0.000 to its sales etaff, increasing the number to 20. The new men are Frank J. Haviuj, formerly of the Haviuj & Wieske Realty “o, and Aijleis Forrer. Both men are con- nected with the South Side office of the firm $100,000 LOAN MADE ON LOS FRESNOS APARTMENTS ee, wan a3 The Henry RR. Wetsele Co. Ine representing the Metropolitan Life jot a Insurance Co., has closed a $/00,000 | loan for 10 years on the Los Fres- nos apartments, Southwest corner of Clemens and Goodfellow avenues The property ia owned by Her Hausam of New York The Los Free«nos is a three-story 24-family building. containing three | six-room and 21 seven-room apart- ments. on a lot 161 feet on Clemens } by 185 feet The Cytron Mortgage Trust Co. has alse financed a jun- ler second mortgage on thi« prop- erty in seria! bond issue form fer a term of five years for a total | af $48.000 ing cared to apart- ments are under th of the Henry “yi ww siishte Co., Ine ietnandiRenstin ae: - Sales. The Watson-O Rourke Realt Corporation reports the iketrene shies for one week 588° Wanda avenue, bungalow, for Paul M. Wi! to Joseph Kirmer: 6240-42 South | ; ijjrand avenve, double flat. for Rav R. Rosemond Co. Inc. to Charles | Wehmever: 6172 Idaho avenue, bun- galow, for Waiter Goetz to Joseph Hardebeck : 2628 South Twelfth : street, flat. for Louise and Mary || - ‘ S.. 5139 Dree- * the building at 807 Kapp to John Connolly den avenue, Dungalow, for Joseph _ Kolinawski to George Massberger 2306-08 Cherokee street, douyubie flat. fer George Memhardt to the | Ray R. Resemond Co. Inc; 4234-25 | Lawn avenue, double flat, for Phil-. tp A, Mfamond to Loulse Pollmann 4437 Dewey avenue, bungalow. for | an Mary Letngange to George P. Citne 5003 Tennessee avenue, cottage. for Irving RB. Luepker to Leo Haresy: 3954 Meramec setreet. cottage, for i read. George Schaefler to Adlinda Wil! | 4427 Wilcox avenne, bungalow. for Thomas J. Marshall to George / s« Schaefler: 4445 Delor street, bunga- low, for Thomas J. Gunn te Merton log from 606 to 890 feet % Turner: 2212-14 South Ninth street. double flat. for George No- vak te John Rittmeyer; 3834 Weber read, for Herman Vonder Haar te Conrad Goetz: 6916 Virginia ave- nue, single flat, for Otte Kerchner te Herman Vender Hear. we-1200 APARTMENTS, pelea ee ‘Mrs. Butts, Jo 7 director of the National Associa- | tion: R. Vernon Clark, chairman of the Industrial Committee of the National © Association; John 2. Dowling. Charies E. Richardson, William Appel and wife, Henry R. Wetsels and wife, Milton B. Bellis an@ wife, Charles A. Hanneken and wife, Joseph M. Ebeling, James Ro- han and wife, Herman Dischinger | and wife, Louis A. Bosso, A. R. Schollmeyer, C. M. McDonald, Her- ‘man Paule, Irwin Ely Goldstein, George E. Bradley, George T. Kol- en ee ia ee Se oe samen DDO RR OOO IehE ole en = ~~ EIA, APRA D5 Sige desk eeceopo ne ANOLE SER SALADS SAB SERS A I cy ATTEND FLORIDA MEETING The following members of, the | ‘|S Louis Real Estate Exchange | | attend the annual midwinter | meeting of the National .ssocia-— ‘sion of Real Estate Boards to be held in Miami, Fia., Jan. 12 to 14, | inclusive William W. neg president, and s¢ph W. Hannauer, 4 Joseph M. Darst, Clarence C. Long, executive secretary; Marion Fuqua, H. J. Korte and wife, Ed- ward M. Thornhill and wife, George Wanstrath and wife, Bernard F. Tiekmann. Cafroll A. Berkley, M. Rodemyer, Frank Yawitz an wife, E. A. MacMahon and George Kempland, chairman of the Execu- tive Committee on National Con- ventions. The St. Louis delegation will de- | part from Union Station Sunday evening, Jan. 9, arriving at Miami Tuesday evening, Jan. 11. Members of the real] estate boards. ‘at Kansas City, Joplin, St. Joseph, ‘Springfield and §t. Louis County 'Mo.: Kansas City, Topeka, Wichita Dodge City and Salina, Kan.: East Louis, Belleville. Granite City and Alton, Ill. have been invited ||: by the St. Louis Real Estate Ex- change to come to St. Louis and | join their delegation here to the |Miami meeting. ‘NEW APARTMENT, HOUSING NEGROES, COST $90,000 Centinued from Preceding Pace. | Bema Bros. Puiaitete Co. ‘will Socmaily open their new Senadien building at 5600 Delmar boulevard next Tuesday. Reinforced concrete has been employed in this seven-story fire-. The facade, done in the Gothic style, is of white /terra cotta, topped by four Gothic spires. The main floor carties out the predominant Gothic motif. There is a spacious mezzanine with artistic wrought iron balustrade. | the mezzanine and first, second and third floors are devoted to the display and sale of furniture at retail. The four upper floors—32,000 square feet of space—are given over This factory will be in operation | proof structure. The basement, to the L. Manne Upholstering Co. and open for inspection next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. . Alexander B. Boyer, the architect, and the William H. Smith- Nelson Cunliff Construction Co. erected the building. PROFESSOR SEEKS ORIGIN OF THE LEGEND OF THE HOLY GRAIL Chicagoan to Search Gaelic. French | and German Manuscripts in ~~ ‘| STANLEY EPSTEIN REPORTS $225,000 IN SALES IN MONTH during last month » the most etgteparceres bee | the cram new style, will be under- fessor of English at Northwestern about $100,000. This building. . $16,000 a year. Rossen for $30.000. i was sold for Saum., | were represented ee The four-family m2, answered, bet ‘STORE AT 408 NORTH SEVENTH LEASED BY HOSIERY CONCERN the storeroom at to Thomas J. Shannon for the §523 Lansdowne ave- f lat building at | Realty cox & scanned at | Lansdowne avenue to Dr. | Claridge and flat ‘shire avenue to Herman Zinzer ' he; udquarters in . wnicaeo. This The bungalow at jes ‘of the United Stat es. javenue was soid to. installed so as to make this Sliove ane@ hosier: these Martin ; ie: sae xusaspoad and Investmen' DEC, 22 SET FOR REALTY _WEN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY of these buildings contains {ficiency apertmente. The prop Joseph Goodman the Schollmever Rea! | estra Rave been engaged. reports the ‘tale g on Entertainm ent ‘(Christian _Brinkop Saiee. ~ SURE tre~ mae a » ~ Many Down-Town Leases Signed. Mullin-Walters ! a tion of the Eddy company management ;this entire space as a genera! | surance ‘office. » dee the Liberty Central Bank Butlld- The Studio Hoalery ‘eased the Bec ond floor in The Mul tin-W alters ~ lhe Co. ‘lient to Joseph A cep Ree . ; hi the entire seeand floor The Mercantile ae ie Selle Manchester Read Prepertr. | Vandeventer avenue and West Pin: liza beth Waddingham estate nerth side of Man- to Frank Retchmann ‘ha mbers street ,on the Manchester read ahd will be‘ fecietinieiaiiiiiiasibacate le sala fronting on the | Lee-Schermen Renity tee a “sae welPhgaal houd snd with a depth reporta the enle of three adjoining Webater Groves, and for Mary side of Marion avenue. in Webdster Groves. Austin E. Welch. - 000 | Cinerator and a basement laundry for tenants who desire to do their own washing. Rooms are slightly larger than | ,in some efficiency apartments, be- | cause, Williams explained, “my tenants will not be used to the ef- ficiency scheme of things and I ‘must give them, more or less, what! ‘they are used to.” A small dress- |ing room adioins each bathroom, with a built-in pregsing board in ‘the door. All walls and floors, /which are of concrete, are painted, | Williams, who has been in Sti, AOuis 19 years. obtained his first funds for investment through life insurance policies which he paid up while he sent three children ta college. He was instrumental in ‘the building of a $210,900 Y. M. A. for Negroes and a $125,990 or-, phans’ home at Goode and Kenner- »_,ly avenues. He was an organizer. 1915. of the first building and oan association for Negroes west of the Mississippi. Hopes to Raise Standards. “After the Negroes went intio the court to prevent compulsory segre- igation,.” he related, “it became hard for them ‘to obtain real estx:t: loans. We got together with : emall fund, made a few loans. and soon the situation opened up for us. “Many Negroes are buying or building now, and a creat imany = white men are building homes fcr |Negroes. We couldn't »uild much ourselves. but I thought if we ould just put up one apartment: and show the white peop’e who are. ouliding for us what we wanted. we would accomplish a great thing to raise our standards of living and affecting our future.” Williams financed the building through Waldheim. Platr & C€npn. — a $47,509 firs: mortgage. Con- ructi nN Was by the William H. Smith-Nelson Cunlitf Co. WALD KIN OF ST. GAUDENS TO SEE HIS WORK UNVEILED Bert Johnson, Sculptor Doctors | Said Couldn't Live. Works on and Success Is Near. By the Associated Press. CLAREMONT, Cal... Dec. 4. — . Bert Johnson. internationally _known sculptor, brother-in-law and) ‘apprentice ef Louis St. Gaudens, heart attack. had left him a gasp-'! |ing invalid on the brink of the @rave. Attending physicians said there was “no hope.” But John- /son held on. Weeks passed ane ic gained sufficient strength to, nable him to be moved on his hed | ‘aie the open air. His hands grew steadier and, still on the hospital cot, he completed his eighteenth ‘Child statue for the fine ars . building Klis own little girl tas the model. A few weeks ago Johnson re- turned to his Claremont. stuio }and, from his bed and iater from a wheel chair. he directed his ar- | sistants. So that his itnepirat'on may be woven into the 20-foot fir- iures which adorn the fine arts ‘hall, an eleyator has been con- structed and up and @ewn on :t _Johnson goes, seated or lying In his. | | wheel chair Wisemath Healty (Co. “nlea. The Will €¢. Wissmath Realty C | reports the following sales 2 dels 54-56 Park avenue three stores and seven flats. for H. Sulman. ta veorge K. Mever; 3123 North Drive : | 4-familvy apartment for Gus Reif ito J. M. Wilson; 1340 Bayard ave- nue. a Single flat. for Joseph Vin- wear, to Mary. Di Mercurio: (2932 | Park avenue, single fiat, for George a” Meyer to H. Shulman: 6258 Jaual- fan avenue, 4-room stucco bunga- low, for Mrs. Myrtie K. Musler to flames F. Noftsinger: 1299 Barare avenue, sing@ie flat for Josenh Vin- ocar to Mary DiMercurio: 4643 Cote | Brilliante avenue. singte 6-6 room fiat. for J. M. Wilser to Gus Reif Reports Sale and Lease. Albert T. Terry & Co. report havw- ‘ng closed the sale of a buil4tine isite on the south side of Forevthe | boulevard. about 1000 feet east of | Pennsylvania avenue from the , Washington University Corporation » | te J ifoward HMalmes The frm ; eased for Merre!! P. Watlbrige, the ‘manufacturing building at 182 Lu-/ cust street to J. G. Ingiedew. } ' ; > DEC EMBE R 5 b. APARTMENTS “3 FOR DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted. For Rent and F or Sale in these Columns today. __ —_/$T, LOUIS DEALERS WILL PECEMBEF 5. RTMENTS FOR RENT '—FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT with business woman. A PA RTM ENTS OMAR will share south ~side “apartment | RIO Ae REALTORS MAin 2162-2163. 617 Chestraut. 0 re 9 meet renee er ne sane a n bath heat. janitor service... 65 00 | APARTMENTS FOR RENT BY J. I. Epstein & Son 5611 ETZEL rooms, screened prcreh, $57.50. 6017 ETZEL. rooms, 2d floor, 3% AN. | i“* « rooms, 2d floor. $205. P fejgeration and running ice water. Kip HE . lounge and dining room. Trixurious | rooms, 2d ly 712 KINGSLANR. ments are the last rooms, 3d. Bey OF, $110 convenie ett ‘LROOM EFFICIENCY, FURNISHED HOTEL ROOM, rooms, third floor. |$190. | With Bath, Pullman Kitchen. ! ! 058s W ATERMAN. room. dresaing room tile ee with shower. Rental inchadad “BUFFET peel yey acap ‘ed an effictency - — GLICK REAL ESTATE OO. 2° CHESTNUT STREET. SQUAL THIS IN ST. 7 , 4-ROOM EFFICIENCIES—$55 to s|a brand- new elegant wm with Murph ny in-a-dor bed, good size itch ae ™ r dining room. We have vever tied 5 a Large. with a large —s : furnished with Ilitving-room ike surrounding. Different from pow Manager on premises. CAbany 4566 o | @ 3. 4.5 AND 6 ROOM EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED 1919 §. GRAND B _—. Lac ATION IN THE CITY. RANELAGH APAF 5707 McPHER 6648 Washington Ar. | sisting of living ro« Siz room efficiency, beautifully furnished, ving room, sunrocm, dining room, an Also ome 4-room efficiency janitor service elevator Manager on premises, or : practive repia]l proposition than t See representative on premises today. | HOUSAM REALT 312 International Life Bidg. _ Albert G. Blanke R. E Ca. rooms ete). see jet west : parlor. > 5506 Maple; 6 rooms, third floor am. Apartments For Lease || ; 5046 Kingsbury; 4 rooms; sun Ae est. abe 4733 St. Louis; 4 rooms; sun | he hit } or. 3935 Lindell; 7 roorme. + 1721 8. Thirty-Ninth; 4. rooms, Wh CORNET & ZEIBIG, | 719 Chestnut H Central APARTMENTS | THE ADLON APARTMENTS FOR RENT 3438 RUSSELL AV. ee erumnineps PARK ouse in St. Louis of- | fers more adv antares seen a standpoint 904 CHESTNUT. Pine Ames Apartments]: 4245 PINE*BLVD. Three rooms. four-room efficiency and four reoms with five-room hardwood floorg, tle baths. incinerator. RENTS $62.50 AND UP Including ele®tric refrigeration. heat. ‘I, OPEN FOR INSPECTION POSSESSION ABOUT DEC. JULIUS HALLER REALTY CO., Agents 3333 — Naenits This eh tan i. on oo 5! any apartment house in St. Louis. karages: Penne to | 5 reoms, 1 bath. bath. 3-room efficiency, 1 bath. 5 =— Newly Scan eaed | rooms aud gun par- bedroe: ong emt gas and incinerator. “PERRY RUTH, 10 N. —}-room ef ficiency. ——— as. Manager on premises. Kents $80 and up. M. H. RODEMYER. & CO. 109 No. 8TH ST. a tn heen = 21 $—Second Tho Or. SCOTT. 800_ thennaeene DOWNTOWN | 80% CHESTNUT. 303 Cedar Street Modern d3-ro effi ciency apartments; eieam he . baih and electric, Mu rphy in-a-dor - neat furnished: januiler service wo Ls : TI ' oe ane wpar tmente are suitable for brokers’ of- HOLC EAN Pi 04-6 3. ac Th outside rooms; eS ~The —— ee i-. B, new — _ See janitor or phone CCupaABCyY about Dec. NEW APARTMEN TS) te rg rr ee ee if $02, 30, nce and E $62.50 a 5 “ora Morphy. | $05 and $60 | 1719-29 Lawrence Ave., at De Tonty | Beautiful apartments, ot of — living room, dressing room with _ kitchenette and breakfast 7 bath. _hards ond floors. 6016- room apariment. ~ 00m efficiency ‘mod- fices| and other business. Locations near) ' Crumden-Martin Manufacturing Co. 7 Regt only $35 pér month. x Fletcher R. Harris Realty Co. MaAin S509. 200 N. 4th. i) re | FLA RIS SSANT. 4406 W —Beautiful 5-room | one “pi kK from. | apartment. with sun parior seek aod tan- | effic : iter . service. HARTWIG-DISCHINGER, frigerator -S0S N. Grand bi | heat.” J ST. LOUI8. 3529—3 aha 4 rooms. effi Clerics. if new Grand-&. Louis Duiiding. | HARTWIG-DISUHINGER, ndell 2043-44 | | 23808 N. Grand bi ad rT fur + “> ohes ‘ ' ST LOUIS, 3801—Apt. B 3 reonis, Sir! TOOT dresaine room 3 Murp rphy beds . } ALAMO. $60 Apartment ““G"™. $535.06 | _fent reasonanic. or, heat. janitor servite | a2 cd [ | Al Oat oe _Northwest re ASHLAND, 5213-—Xew |four-room, 5-room “{.., weg prin ap artinent fjais; garage; rent | roo ni - Jaa? Da aE 1 | AMHERST N ATUR AL B ae okey 9904 -—- Five-room MHERST Pi MARS REALTY OX .. 3506 Natural Bridge | wain 431: PALM, of i ee eff ciency BPart- wus aoe ional. =| MOL Np “CITY TRU SCOTT. S00 Ches nut 7 7A aa | I> r ma dressiz lg POod! po mile Sa = Murnhy Deds See janitor or GENE J. AL THEIMER “WILLIAMS & MFR. INC RIT \Chestrut i, RaAXD FOE S- —Opposi Tower Gro F.. ark: damdy large apartment: if you a looking for ia real apartment see Lhis Loday. Pp og om apar iment aorricam STEIN LAGE R. Co.. 7am 37415 bee, Oe ED *) “wh i ~ tm s* : longed batt! @ with death and a vic. | JULIUS HALLER R. ¢ SOT Chestnut. RH tor t w LAFAYETTE, “4174- 7TS—}-room efficien ee -& Vv a} most won. ra up-t éate ver mi ai le in cidatPeny Ar P > | ; ‘ Influenza in 1925, followed by a/ fTAraveltTe 3602——S-cbnod flioor est. 4! hea: large. full-size rooms. jaree srnroem ‘anc ark Payerts 301 omy gutiful 9 rogms: conmitioe 383: shower bat 34 var: Immacu- Fy . WOLF: POLLACK. “tor N. “N, “Sth. MAin 1858. ficienc + “hie hed Sones Fo LAWRENCE 1719- ~ o—Hew: 3 a room cynt ciency aparimenis hea janitor servi and «.ectric furnished: $55 and $60. Eee GLICK. REALTORS. 822 Chestnut, pert McREE.. 4108—-4-room ajpartment: will | arr: McREE. 2802—4 rooms. «un varior. heat Buriding. seg eereranaee meen enmmane y cre 3e76— First flieer. 3 reoms end hos water Jamiitor service: concees: _s icy > McREE.- 41 40A—Four | Pr btm J-room atti. view 37 ciency; bath. furnace: Mdnt rec ced: 4. ~T ta fo FEVE Ri Mm REAUGSTY GO : PR ospect 519 2619 Gr = iv ;** Aeon R mm parlor, with in-a-der | bed. $65 HEM : _MELMANN- SPACKLER R. E. CO. 701 “7 Three ~ and 1 stndin spartment of & rooms and ? the: eoaivalent te an elaborate torre heme- wery best censtrectien. with «ver~y $75 modern cenventenre ard of evrenti rvall+ (artist's § dexien ; perk-like serrednd ines: beautifal rear yard: guraces fer 3 ea: & an clecent heme and at tle «ame time a sabstantia! i aft ATRE a MAin "4 net «ft Seuth “Side lidattments|': f. If you wane to ltve om the South Side. mez ts t “iT, = pear a. Nira | OC $52.50 RE “FEDERER REALTY CO aha Resp vcr LOTS } traviie« na . PARKER, $958S—New S\room apartment .oneos io, entrance. single ‘flats: () mot __ JONES BROS. 1021 Arcade. | Lae SHE iS iN A NDOA H 340 5—Miodern 1 apartment, | roeme news decerared heat. janitor ac Pr. AREc BER _RMANN JR. RB. EF. dO... 816% Chest - CLATTON Lad Orn etfic ¢ GArtield ®403 TOWER GROVE. 2334-—5 rooms. excel. FLayr lemt service: oan! shaw Garden. HY. HIEMENZ RE ArTY ce. "CEnt. A371 8437 SHENAND .H OFEX.. itnmee iarge rooms. 2 dressing ciosets. 2 rok hede- Imanrect [Ww rent far J CORNWELL RE. 60) 202 x. t. Grand Kingsh ighwav Park . t-5 room efficiency, firepreef buil¢jne . reasonable renta) See Apariment 0 a: “4 : ; 6 LS - Gran f Residehtial Apartment. ni 2428 DE TONTY. “ah ene anrartments ef 5 reems and hath ——- acome “8 G. BLANKE, : 1 ts. iook at fain ~ Russell Arms OREON 4 : F : DELN Ar Apartments = 220.3208 RUSSELL wT. Be 34-5 room apartment tae'u nan ae electra ty bw echantea! re ing Lien D mS Rent S73 to $125 hin for BI GEN rm inapeciion. CcBo> | i — sun reom. anien. a b. 5928 —Th \ -a floor west, Om Ooms. modern ae garage. FOrrst Ri ‘scuTe. av} ‘Cheon . 550]9—A peartmenee une of FO4 us 5 rooms. | gun Dal tne ‘ -~- PrMFRAY- PFRG RB. F._€O.. HOr. 42283 ‘oem second -floer A. + “13 ee 210-—Secomt ie : Perest Park . BE ANKE RR. BE. C6.. _s386 — 2 a rooms, 36. + New a “hc eft en bedroom bevictency. , @levator eerie Lo, = to = pee ‘Treems, san room. 73 Chestnat. GAr, a, a Co PFER.. “ “KER. ATs READY To OVE TS. now wm ern oAy eniencere » 2 , af Aci rt. eh amar. GENER AL RE ALTY ; Morph nm. peet. ae “CORNWALT R. E. e. ‘on. £28 and electricity un _ KT Ke sLAND- — i es : ; s =y — gRBALt ; . wr +. his —— _.) ms un ee ‘ead KLE'N REALTY co. , ESTATE aS aa! ie J i ee Kizix REALTY co. 104 ¥. Sa, vos4, Garfield 038,

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d and For Sale Ads Today. DECEMBER 5 1.900 _peceseen | ; =s-700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Praperty and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wante —— ———————— SUSINESS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE |_ LOANS ON REAL ESTATE MONEY WANTED |LOANS ON PERSON'L PROP’Y) SUSINESS cot wate Bee aaa ae FARMS FOR SALE —- as THRISTM AS MONEY | Sa5ER1, Wtd—in « eood location. REG STORE oe Tat Post Dew St. Louls County MONEY TO LOAN On first deed ot} GUARANTEED LOANS CHRISTMAS MONEY | S55P SS : PRES =i o0. box Fibs. Eo Minnesota - ante fre sh._S tive pare 7 rial notes in $100. $750. $500 and | PERS ON AL INANS , SINESS IMPROVED Minnesota eid. Ranch, ‘a3 ais or — = eile ane 7 : ‘HOME lL, OANS - SPEC [ALTY | 1000" Seneenene! 5: fi ‘ Deeds. we 34) wt. wa : ied : oe coe 308 “a . re ) - Cay - a is . Ue. Straight or cing. ood ——— $2500 "2-$3000- S35 2-$3750. 34000 | we an us @U pd ri | on . a ~ ' ) Yeckel. Earickson s.C0 tain 4551-4952, : ; ; RUG STORE oP gage Bungalows. Monthly ee 79255 BROADWAY ao SRAVOIS 4 MORGANFOR” P wh For loans from $30 to $ t legal rates news Box E a Dispatch. . 7 ~* BEFORE CLOSING -/ inst ue on your furniture or sim ng hich We OO Pat STORE Wie—Colored argh 120 MONTHS T LOAN 6% DEEDS OF TRUST «| SRE “Squieed. “Purinese confidential. In: | Peta ctt™ g 8° P Boer pia, eae! | | THA JOA. $1500 te $30.000 sath with emall| charge fot msking up | DRY GOQDS AND FURNISHINGS STORE You Deal Direct with Home Office Official \e - i \ te a id ~~ Pe fey a» cs w ‘ : ; WI [ AY y Fach. ee by progerty worth twice : i} a) ce ini LU re OV sc e pers. Winer ammqun® ti Pp oS. s my rt odes “~ F-79729 Post spat iT I EPSTEIN & SON 0G 2 nek | de = JG) STATION Wtd.—Smali: pur | Quic k Service 617 CHESTNUT. = ale ape 1300 eter OF D , ZR R Y &C (). _suarenn. os cen ned elt pte Rg 8 ES HS a , wivate waste, wa 39. Post-Dis. | 823 _Chestmut rent first deeds of ft To salaried people of Bppd char shar ite ontinental Life mm surance »Com al house; ai tidings: real t ner acre aes terme. Abany 486 Q A 2 il secured by improved real :; IG41\ : .. Lora aarge i Second Loans catenin ene inate: Mime Se - star me 0 \ H oth: r eharges \ ‘ Pl hk a an beral terms Immediate anewer. state worth twice the bor- acter at ugh 1: ; oe ; ie go ey ‘ ontinental Life B 1 Iding 10th d Olive 2 ae 7 N or commiss ion. . , “ees am frist off ER eel rad ny ~ wee st ew x * 3 ‘Ste ghiieer ciel ae Sharada ley shee” ihe mo ae Rae Me Te vestments tn which we have week! ¥y or monthly . ERY EAT M cer Wt :, ees gaeexones > SS ea Corn store. So : . : 3 % Ke RA MEE ee DR oo. os invoice between $10,000 ' ‘ving roots MINTON, 296 TITLE GUARANTY BLDC. | gate. EF. W. McNeil. Box 341. Sperry. Ox ~OANED $ $2 BSS. C08 3 seal ennai M 1 ay Ci 4 REMEDIAL Dispatch. _ : Saas | oe «|»©6ex 65-10; “Pe +t- Duspa.ch, MINTON. 226 TITLE: GUAR TANTY ‘BLDG. | |no delay * charge oo a a W10Un ty OF LOANING, NC. | [AVE eapity about $5500 in deul a ee eS STURE—We! escablisbed: _ . range to pa mack role 4 ; ny in st : 4 ; ’ ; . on aE b ; + a aire : . , a " - one ed tts 4 truck terest date Pertod : : iru ae FT Or 300.304 C he al Rid : Be Sure to Get rey Figures li Tnion and st. Louis Bite == 3 — ) ‘full particulars a a aes ae ’ ire ¢ aK r Bi \TRANT Wtd.—Or soft-drir® pa sage sve ax? a Ke OF = SSS | " p:} aeeoahat a Gaalaas ae enmeeenl” aan We will make loans on improved real estate in St FT, news inoan (iz J - : ee : : - 3 } 2 . 0 | == cere oe © a xine 1 in Joplin district: arrange we or St. Loms C ounty at ole per cent interest. | | am EDW. K. LOVE REAL cx CC : 3.) 1, Heve Int. Ce HOTEL . ems no. 10> —_- —= nuns seer , ’ Guaranty F hin 2627- We also make loans on the monthly payment in — 3 STORE ee | MA 1207. es va LOANS ON PERSON’ L PROP’Y Y at oan a ban Sn an ee oak P andl tr — =a betel in C iSO Maa Pp Pp - . | ¥ -" . = = di Be BE Noe Bee Sn, 4 dine - A La we T ’ cE? ' : ; . 2 ag eat ; ys Pa re ~ i ¢ or rr +t mm > ' cam- a ; , 7 ™ me-*i _ ‘si pletely furnished. Bex T 38 Post -Dis. . hie. e r. 2620 Caer ae ——s . tting heavy Applications Given Immediate Attentig I daicnee GUUDs STORE i T “See Ye ran eee eet renee heen eons ae a f S2 Sd : 91 cy vw UD INRUMYY [coy one recularh ? salar metion in the Churchill Oi] Field in Som Sell You ir Busin es Lowest rates and quick anower; be. ffietent 7 ee ae : Ra . 3 ie : a im the state: ere Pre ne! * aX am “arte MEET A tchng 2 x Hote bit we yd ‘236 TITLE GU ARANTY. “BLDG. mi Sky Meee eee tw eS ee 4 BU ah i.e. ys ARE GIGS RET a > RAC! iN>—suppiies. . — con va mn . ous — % - . ; — bs evs 4 rust ; , ; ts . f ene , e P Mite od ‘ anc a3 1 y & n mee. : > -s c ' ws = : : os ditto ‘ a ; mnti : “ » ‘ ~~ . : ~ . ee - TOO o- ~ 1S. - 4 “" re all hale . i a is qu ade of FOX fir mie. it on aye 4 ibel. Boatm Pan' ee ao AN} BU SINESS SOLD Mortgage Loan Correspondents of A. J. GREEN ‘OID a : gf than QUICKLY AND PRIVATELY | | The Equitable Life Assurance Society of thi COlfax 8227 | : ; urposes: charges |S per 33 4 ore pean cere | = ‘ide of sess and 3 al estate. | | United States — gs Spat 0408'S" Grand Open 8 8. | enn ji-" Glin teen ase «| Eee : 'e Buy and Sell | Hastear as - - Monthly P t 2 We Buy and Sse bea At or ) ENDORSERS ;, MONEY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES __ BUSINESS FOR SALE _ Ont V aymen Jalix Deeds of Trust | TRON ae SE | 28 words. $1 Seator Hartford Bids. $8800: worlds of equipment: bargain, On dwellings, single flats and bungalows. Payments ia” : | A MAN of business bility to invest aboot | 32° Wainwright Bidg. _ MAin 1937. _| monthly installments. (Prepayment privilege) = Merch ise. i @ LOANS ON REAL ESTATE 7 : WITHOUT RITY. ent. Gives & Co. 21'S. Wabash profit af $6274.71: 125 lapis rus IN sented gen i } a Lion atlery ~ * , See. Wisi po rrormery SipARpeneOeS, | Ben dee ee Se ae See REAL ESTATE LOANS “BR 2 == y : | a ane , cquiveint., ame ee eae ® ens ee RR URS | CER RO) ee . 709 Chestant. EAS Barc iiaders 2 BE LS 30] Vi ietoria Bldg. t euielk redathe: — te Chic saves __Call_Riverside_3$54.____ {eS 0 FUNDS .- Jn Any Amount ah renal ae garage 30-car . /2/ eae ae wide SSTEI } RR. OO, L_ Michigal *j shales 4 : west 4 e . Magy * cans Ts Gerhart-Braun \\ | Ta asemees Daeg mes cia . ry ” “Sell chi. PAS “RY —And buildin tats yon oteanien. ae —80. 100 [40 acres & Fa N. Br ad way. ; vg teye i ” A xtiaeey 5 , — huaenel = _F-332._F Diss bch ) - ber: 2-ste , frame house. 7 723 thestaut. —_ — ; ee ae : m Boi. ~— m.. ne =... SOS Tom. _. | BAKERY—Retail: North Side. doina st and Representing Thousands of Home Investors = Bg ne Hg ¥ DO YOU NEED SX 525 TO $500 | Ast ee store. With equit ss. reasonable. will lease. Box G , ne J 63. 7 | : ws : .% 9 : . he : ; ‘ » } - ewer ane. = eee rnepierenonenntnnnernns t. Fes om Ae a ‘ : MONEY? SN Anyone can borrow money om the ‘aire vill rent vacant._ rt _.. | BARE ind buildines — | - FARM— -1645 acre S a! : a : a bAsAd i» Fiudi AND ~EC- MAKE aes ’ - fi i j very thi 7 , \ A EP ann ol tan ‘¥nh sale " tie eae 5 siees z “ a toca. gq . ie a : : : Se ee ee ce AND BUY eee cated eo, ae eat ea eee | PS ep conan: wil Sell sen Hemmelmann-Spackler R. E. © — FF 3 house. barn. other © : ad Dulidir SMINKMAN KEAL ee ase Y ind Secend Deeds r a } ayon Oo sigt ar me ‘| Rast: «e ection with produce: x BRaAkER T. Bo 2300 Smee rs emmeimann-opac er me 7 0. Smee jwace for fies. Riverside gig. bieeest daresin in S'3' =o Ss See "teenager “ berro we i OTe atch lee | eebtitn awe paemeetineeh te MRA IN—lOwe «a.0ne © rad mt out °: c MONEY . A # Pai Laie : a + mst re? t ne sanee of & Wietme, a ~ ra TGAt Tin Ry’ wack $F seen | moran eet joa Senne Noga Stra, Joes, “Sunen___, Second Deeds of Trust Pur Pinance Corp. | {i 2c'ein te samioitis’” ‘bee "eioe |f318 rennin Cavum gras "ee Reasonable Terms, Prompt Action pay. a3 yee L 3 | Bencist, owner, 1006 Title Guaranty Bice. "gS ____(c08)' | save clear ite and ample | ies | en oan ate. Les “ rosentative HE BRECHT CO. We, BAKERY — Growing business. servin @ besion, price guodv. Box F213. PDE ¢ ; oO i. . : . 6 3 veal a _@ . : iaee : : Se cee he , .; 'OC?n : he La OT} a: ' r : bes 1e rr rooms € — nee sie, ING—Open mma eon a PY 1 ‘ used fixtures "0 TL 4 sthe ' @g ulpD! it , it rou, aB@ een; tern : iway “s Rivers & FARM—Rareain. | REST OZARK fruit, poultr ir: mi end fa Fn Nie ceraagggans va ot wal se ie OAN ON A atin - pe TSS ’ ? : . ‘ ; : 7 : le. : - ii . " . ° . ; " - - Otis —— . ox: vas — - e 2 - m : Lr GB > > "4% vy : > ‘ ’ wy a . oe . : —— — = WYdown 0840 es ean eta MEAT MAKEET COltax Zils. . ‘tat m av. MEAT — . . : OWwVTP Ver SARI ICE Barat i rp . be eae eer = ae profess! Deo Di : ire ‘, INV EX Mi . ml. ' PTC; AGE LOANS fine ) { ten REL LABL E LOAN & INVESTMENT CO.. . ada “chem iss ‘ae: fir NERY inv - ver - ; , trust: att 116 N. Sth ‘greund fleor). MAin 35%. “1 ‘= Bt ¥ S 1° . A . ii) i ~) tr ‘ute funds . , = _ 4 y pei aa Ca sis 3B forte f , — lin “6 : ys -? : ° . . _+ > ~~ ; , E. ev a = | ’ 10 00—S 5000 — 8° ‘awe y .% = , . : , . tn 4 j ; ; : " a . : -, wor 7 su) 7 . “ .> dose nal . > : ) nai 7 3 rach ° knees s > ¢ ‘7 Pr . hs a » . —S ci : rent ob make — A , gales $100: $2500 beyn. 528 DPI ee Ao, ae PE AR Rare Netey cetea eer: — - TT sal acelin anal St ea pee tems re a > MONEY TO LOAN : : > aren g : . blaine: ene pam «gy a : - Oy eno iain Seen ase oe — + , . es mths nest ate fi) : > DB ae alae Pry - “ti - Ms yr ‘ m = and ‘ 4 “ ° a nes ¥ yin Wine abate t elie. is 0 Naw a re payee: “s a Mm esi Ea . Cs 3 COR gt a ae aN : ; ’ PB Sige ede dy , . Se CEST G: ALE EMI A I BIS RTI i et ek ee MONEY IN 15 MINUTES ortani tie . se eae } ox FE SSEET! — a TOMOBILES. re 7 , 7 a . Ber] eC ee Oe SSING SHOP And , Terms to sait. ‘. = ferson. (8) —— — : MO. rs = 33 re at 1710 $. idth. Phos ECT? ONER rs Wing 27 “ . ’ + 845-4 2% . ‘ ‘ 1 ———— — — “ 4 i : : 4 Ag. . oe sales hy ,~ : - Wanted * 2 be 3 5 Suite ecarte . - » RRKT—With lv oi sch ees = Lai one a te aed edn SFCOND DFEDS OF TRT a rracn ASE r egg aicaagriiertesine Times, e Es - i ; ed furnitu t dea! \rtg agli? eel -~ : — — £70808 ‘6 $50.000 rwi MF PROFF ms ie .3 OH , . vie 1.3 ; : é.. 2 eae - A : Bes OG wry i ratios j Beg eutem — . . : a : m Poco ae ont : ; = ‘ ’ > : 4 » it name ’ ; at all . : ? . 2 : > == se . otead PREFEREED.- RFE AS© SABLE Ee TERMS ta ean ; e og Wa rae: Ha - -- — heute Atenas. th ! ° BPO Ley; 3 ; nabi ‘ecma PROMPT ACTION 3 A FINNINGER ; — : Se — a nee, ee : Se ae nd drawifige on exn isn > 4 2. 7 oT we =H. b, , 7... ley: : ~~ Soe . ; c¢; reasonabie, tet = wut WIDOWUN S40 TS3Ot FORSYTHE. (¢c8 ' a “ges ™ + pea OE pat cesar pesemge gee one nag a ae = Sn f 3 : etter ya eesti gs d esis Ee ES "7 Boast ry a . C—O, ee ROT RROTSF aXxP RY: RIVER LANDS A DS ees des HE ; Parc . _ PRB ites. runs ; : Ppt Tt! - FOTIP MEN * tobber . : ; sea bor 2 ' . - ant? lenis . see Jas — : : 7 AMD MEAT MaaRKET—De > . " ' ‘' ‘ uF = : - : on a s mame te : ° Ye : rand New * : oe a F ‘ , 4 . ° 7 ' mA + We , ™ ‘ . he ~* 3 ~ ~" ™y at he » + se ¥ , : > 2 at 73 . 4: : : Pre “ see ; ; = ‘>: ¥ ~ ate 12 ‘ = i AS ost | . 3 uk ir | . O. 2 22 . Migrant . > te CONFECTIONE | ; ee. puunaste: Cijtas 3007 a ‘ , ‘ +T — v : mf “ ® , : a’ ‘end ™M FAT “MEAT KET “toa et ~ | ‘ 7 - arth i water tr : — — ~ ~—— an Writ an > > > 5 ‘ . — ee na reme REIT? MONEY tT? IOAN. ’ ~~ ; > hh oie a » 4 ie ¢ n r ge , , Pence $s: : e ay 4 . week hd ath 2) 4e " et re ' a Mok $i 44 a = “s es : : ; ull \ ‘ 4 ~~ 7 ny : : ? nA.” ' ) : ’ ‘ ; { . : 2% ee | 7 “ tai rym ity : ty * Inf ed . ‘Ft " ner a mt . oe . re ee . x3 J os ie we ; gia” J - acts ¢ il a” howe Ree Ge ee ete ee ore — Verde ¥ ds 4 shee, » a PASE: ~~ Pm aa Ee in ee ns Be ms oria B: : a0 PER pg RET OW APPRATSAL AND atT : pinnae Be ase tin sae _ etitiens shovr ns : re MEA’ 739 Re County. Miseecr't, Aes coswer os on SP - * . ~* RR * an Sst Leuts: emall pay- | at’G O : ; 18 Chest: RE he hy 7 5 - hon Exceptiona! | NGEL-W BERS t of good first ! rista hat A a —— pect! ervis ION : xine S439 Julian aa D, SEOOND DEEDS SUCNTY © pet lee S. Gra eee ci ee oe en oe ae lage an jte| buy 2 -der FETE UNV. oO 00> Tithe ‘REAM PARLOR—End rand bus DAIRY FAP ‘cn rome , . , iss agian ST AN ON DE ‘ le woe razteho receipts and any other coda! rie ork imished: ene wil! eG [Ain 2627-2 ; i. eS Sana = teat “on ect —— eS cl eee a Re > ie ae 4 ee R: TY tA YEARS oF TRE ST a uatand —— acttiemesteni ao 4y a ‘ a t4 fy hig + Sa eanpi (yer. eae . ' 7 ‘ ; : - aE M17 wh —~ 7 - om COT ? * 4 at 5, yo Aes iter sbinag . . te _ ~ — - . . , sien r in n oan : Se Oa sth " . “= Fiat above. “xtures, LIBERAL LOANS. QUIK SERVICE. Ur FU o make 'nouiries of ‘riends. relatives L ae ga vinent tired: 1 = mtg? ort : hd abe hehe Sax spt a Ae — on tate? oa se ae ae Wires Gros locauas: — ee — - ; lea Seon! You get the moner fn oth. — = le earresce i; an he ought for emall parment +. m ~ balance on eaay terms. parece -- month | a : ; wt or thre i " . io op Sas pece-Ttepat® FASTEST IOANER IN ST. te wo insu fat tit ‘th as | Any amowu and & pe: cent: qtiick ! yf rn “a | AVY, a | aoe — enna | OS Wer ® pedal’: no lean : * oa « ' + Prespest: = TTrD SALES eC CONFECTION ERY—Lunches, living gua: ; ‘- Min re . F = RINK AD R rom if : smalion , ‘ ; ral ay MAL : tare ast £236 ne oy +. -& —— Vv wogh: aid M Ain = -m ' oh oa ” : af + ce" 4 : Tr’ * rr | ; z ty i t Sal § a P + ; el ~ - il ; ae om 2 — 1401 —— ca i Mond TRUST AT 6 PER CENT INTEREST onda , ee wzal . show. beauti : AN FECTION ER 1 chieenen. nee DELMAR 4874—1> ~ome Sou ERY ANS rou = —- ced = : : . » a : ' ut . : ° * gd voy s _ “A ; ' s b —4 ANK R a Cx > Wes _ 24 . Phone WAi; 4408 ya ; = - nes . of ner “43 By : , : : - 7 ‘SEC OND DEEDS OF TRIST . : idiags: can a = ee aeeennre: Say than to have » | ammo , + ne Thom : nae ~ Gotd neighSernood, > epecia’: Ne = sente eseh te — _ . ; La‘ a ) POST-DISPATCH Lest Ad restere "A Wretmarciohe mis 7t ee for open. 2972 Chostes a, — = 5 ce 4 ican, eck a 2 PF. apie ly ieee i > Y Pee | —ae ‘ Fah! em rman 2a Corp.., ; asame v2ioed kee panhke thar ren ; > Pas e: ; ~: : — VEE | PS 1G 4 win rH > * DRESSM. ‘ KI Wey eo ‘Tf. £ . ~ x canes CERLMUTTFR-RROW \~1 EIN KR & M. CO. et UE Oe ae 1035 N and. never expected te see again’ te te vi nav 9 .* ' - wel ) ese — earc NITED a om 3 . y) 9 it hor GLAR. BLIM:. GArfieid 72.23. A Vi . ; betnz dene every day. Call VW ile : : 3 ; x . ’ ** P ~~ ¢ ie 4 " - ~ : 1° Was ws ge * . " . meat es ' — Lavi transfer cor- | DRUG STORE = t 4083. 704 Chestaus, z ee ss | a oa . a ten | 7 (283 | ner. * ick; PB a

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T-DISPATCH E —ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAT SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1926 ST.LOUIS POS em = —" — ; - ck | co- -operation of departments, and to |B. M. Golden, St. Louis, represemt- THOMP SON $ REPORT ‘READY | BOY PREED- OF MURDER CHARGE ee alk a ae iit 4 E Aut obiles ay | Tian. The Public Service Com- Family of — Killed in Fire. ' —s Wholesale Merchants. ‘mission as r tuted. with- ¢stablish rules for inter-departmen- img the O1éSa. ai Tet nnection Hal Howard. now constitute ae ciation for Economy _!s WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 o Released on Bond in Co Cioud. Meee By the Aseroci “ORs CLARKSBU RG ”W. Va, Dec. 4. |Out affecting its work or jurisdic- ‘al relations, to supervise the inter- S + nditions in the Phil- Death. ; fni- survey of conditi With Git a /tion, is placed here. Three divisions change of clerks, provision ig made the outgrowth of a movement ‘tppines for which President Cool- py tne Associatad Press. on bend on the —A mother and her four children | Industries > are placed in this department— for an @npaid administrative board, tiated by the Associated in tage ‘ Col C | Themmeen 2 BEDFORD, la. Dec 4 — A rder against Terrance were burned to death in a were : which destroyed their home 4 banking, grain and warehouse in- to consis: of the Governor, who of Missouri, of which Harry sScul- Te aultatn’ cies: sacdienl at tential ae ward one | | 'shall be chairman. and four direc- lin, steel manufacturer, is the heai, ~ a a cs an of tm Soames => = | , | . White House today in nearly com- Luton, 1 years ofc, Of St. F . ; , i Strader, near here. early today. The spection and insuranca. : . re ‘ ° . ‘ bodies of Mra. Velmah Tenney | The ninth proposed department | tors designated by jim. ee ae Se mies. | pleted form. Mo., in connection wah the —_ | ip is to supervise the welfare agencies The committee proposes OO pesos. 2 ? irs than exists) Thompson brought the docu-/ of Pansy Turnbdw, 17-year-old 1!- ) ie tration of State affairs t: : a tienes Tete te in| age! High School girl, was dis- — oe Koon, 28 years old, and the chil- dren, ranging {n age from 1 te 11 tvis! | - ies Sees: ted (of the State. Its divisions are’ pian shall become operative ay ment with him from his home years, were recovered f! ; | | correction, institytions, charities » | & Prepess ‘Cleveland. He ts a White House misse Dis -Ourt to , r - 3 4 ? 2 A? ¢ ° ‘ e ba +s > ~ . + as & wi as aaa _ a » s - — - ~ i a ; uins. Mrs. Koon’s husban as | ,and State ald. An advisory board 11 be elected in November, 1: James Devoy Funeral Monday. guest. While there he will put his; motic of th: county attorney. | 7‘ | me : | funeral of James E. Devoy. | mnaings in finishel shape to give ith an assault charge Stil: pena- CI WO } } : aS $ - killed ! mine accident two weeks | 224 N. Seventh Street. Saint Louis, erence s the pre chari vit pit wien of | are: A. J. Crawford, Atlante.” rep- +6 nues. to St Michael's G. W. GORE, M. .. P R O CT O 2 oO G IS +. Answers aanasimnaiinaneision | Soe t* . $ - enting the Missour rmers’ As- | ™ . : ter 4 varv Ambalant Proct Ss tific and Saccessfal, Offers a Nonsargi | the State, with the State hom for — ting the Misso . evs agg ib | Chu a with leatetsnant in ben ee a eee ye Senn "Sachain Pb + poh owm Ble org er eo Zak e Accept by v d d T esda Oni | children at Carrollton. are placeq Sociation; W. J. Dysart, Sprins-| Cemetery. He entered the railroad ood! ling T , + an ad on ay an U y y | ‘under the division of charities. with fic!d. and general chairman, Elmer pb; as a messenger boy when PILES, FISSL RE, PROCTT r S ar 1 ; Judge Ittner as Surety 1 ; an | mm iss a dvisory | Donmell, St. Louts, representiing the 13 ars old. Cured by Mild Office Treatment. The Most Conservative Way. Saws In Zylo Library Frames dbo ra - os 5 wlraeng Bisse "ac ame ear aa et Missouri: Call or Write tor Appointment. Literature on Request. tik +E in | " Two oard o arities. nder the - As: fat ndustries ¢ Missour; , s Large Lenses for lvision of State aid is placed the Cornelius Roach, Kans: ity, rep-| + | —_——-+ me nem vor ne —-— : ,"q Many Case ee os a ) | or] now pert me d by the com- ' one ting mn anene Sith n aa TOM W. PHILLIPS estes om ote ~ aa Price Includes Guaranteed Aceuracy ) o n? ' ! aux latest f | Outline of - Measures at Be ov: “Ae and ; the ederal Soldiers’ fr ssociation; Charles E. Wil- Tv ly : (SS FROM rou” S . 4 . — Offered to Legislature Home with like superv ts! on ove er r all Lis s, represen ing the Associate “ONL A K , M | | S WE THEM STILL PE NDING ne State alms bodies ard institutions tetalilers of St. uils; R. Tf Wood aaa we : Ru a fier 2 at he ———— “a a Which Meets Next Liaison Board Provided. ee ee 7 Saar seman eA es f - pJuc ge; a | In order to arrange for proper souri State Federation of OK Month. e == Division, Has Approved ~( INVISIBLE BIFOCALS i Tol @ Sse LENSES ONLY : i titel Se Nine departments of the alissous | 40 Far and Near eing State government, to co-ordinate bs ee (Spherical Combinations) se ieee tee wake naw dene by i P a controi the j -. j > | Monday & Tuesday Only § :23 voards and bureaus, are pro- = 3 : | $6 7T5A posed in measures which will be MP Circuit Judge in ffered to the Legislature which F: F towed ee as — PAIR nena want month : by the Mis- ie . street, a prot Your Eyes Examined by | mnt agrees — for’ Economy in , | 5 ) hoe B an : The Moritz Method Snakes sein Sethe bue- ae MR bonds r: INCLUDES THE OCULIST. THE es pers wietipc > fi ; a . Saf Criminal ¢ PT OONSULTATION FREE f ent ee ar ot , 3 me ' hay is r re ~4al 3 r eh at MORITZ OPTICAL CO. have also been prepa . AK aoe earth association. The legislative pro- ges appar 609 N. BROADWAY gram was agreed upon by the ex- 75%. : es , | CORNER WASHINGTON AV. ili its of the associa- ame 2 Crentt Judie | Pec uLive commictee ~ mann: 3 a © Weeentiv © fed Sansone as a pong ; tion, at a meeting in St. wots Wi@sn. . | 7 oe Ther- ane jess MPR E TOE We =! Uh zz. - eise they adhered ts the to any Weca., : : a! cy ' “3 | biceis ; | => $x 7 a8 ing The program agreed upon pro- ff | RT TED RANA \\ \\ Here is the most generous offer we've ever known a store to make, just think of ng with every purchase of $35 or more you @ *°" Srey ye... re for departments of agricul- § HL Hi Anil 4, WPM BORUBAIGIANIANN \\ get absolutely free this handsome two-light polychrome, weighted base lamp and Georgette pleated shade in an assortment @f @ ™°' © «°° P or 5 an) + sa ith fs J gf. 1 rf 7 4 : = . ¢ | be V4) . ‘ \ w 4 ff é : ee he | be j hy 13 i | ‘ SN 7 | ; ; f ; > ‘ 1" : . % > . 7 7 - 5 j : ¢ : ’ - st ;z2efes to finance and taxatio yn. other’ , merit, 4 Dh . . . fii ; 4 ; } . , ’ \ . highways, labor, military, ' Riise did bei tl whale 7 : , ’ : : ; : ’ d . , am : ‘ ==. ralta : fi is £aa8 Pi 1k \\ o4 is i ssiin, CBCE ecommerce, and puDiic we A AGED PAE ; Poe 1) VARA A : . fe is if , £ § j , . ' t 4.4) ’ ; ; “4 if i Ree eee ee: > » | Py aray \ 2 sin ev er af bond r1lso proposes that the frui ; 4 WA hs Hi = ays ogee \\¥ RADE IN ant: Res r of bond ee W/L | ego VAAN YOUR OLD ste Juda Ittace sae s *- > + % - “+ -s = Py 7 : rs of r] ; 5 , 4 . \ wh 1 ii , j ; ; ; sa } . . Pe ' - > , *-* P o » = * +. nt, | 120 stations at Mountain Fa . Lif Pes is i i a \ ‘i % pre “ : P . : 7) Ps f Ss j fay : ii ' : . ’ ' ‘iy 5) = . . t. = hould t that place. TAL EP fre tre Path AN FURNITURE —== 66-inch pectaae : ne . nouid remain at f of, / if ij tj ce gee gc : . j , by SIXTH and MORGAN but shc 2] : bh a operated under th a Ld / j e/; / f f ag j , 2 | ; os : , y | + | : i | FOR NEW ‘ : - - . ~ ; + —— Buffet ‘ ‘4S, i Mon.-Tues. Specials seneral supervision of the Colles Pd LET TCH ti Pee tse t EEUD LY ULAR = —_— arr es 54x60-Inch st of the bonds Sansone signed “ saieitimaaiing Side, Hy, ALidi, ‘ i. , : oa PET LALA . A Phone CEntral wt and | x bi nc Judg ittner’s approval ha fee Y) Vigan , ee ta be WA! Ly our appraiser will estimate ; ~ == Bh —ae Z a @ ed. bu * 300 wor Method of Appointment. “AS Basi fyi li Pie Oe ee Se ot) ) fe ee 7 the allowance for your old He 5 : | Bt {ane x pe: : in the come of Crk a Directors of each of the nine F@stres af 7, A mae eT qe re ones ) i= | 3 LUKAS F 6 Chairs a rections. This vender jepartments, the measure provides, = RAE TRY v oe Ga i | ; Mm on Oe | — sa ) siti j . = i g. ‘the | 1 As ae . - 1 eal ; - . —_" aes Pal See: a ~ loge 4 ; ' ~ * : ~ r+ rif ft Ww ould have ate, —— that the Director of ee * , : = 0 : na =r ZS ; _— AS - Collecting from Samir Senate. After selecting th = . =: = ; | ps ery 7 ‘SE . — tL 7 ide directs he rd of Agri ltur: ,. ; =. ~~ - it | if? Ot F re : = e? ee a 4 = ery t ; - SIRLOIN, ROUND, oe ange oa gens alee . Ss SS ) St ee 4 es SEE 2soce do not complete his active e 7 4 } a ae “—- : : . , 7” a _ ; Hs , : = > remains an acvisory oocy to = de | ~_ - : a . SS Fi, Y ; PZ a = : ™? 3 is i] approver of crimi 7 ja ," : SSS , i ; : ~ xt 3 — = ee = 7 ; 7 - - ‘ veterinarian, the dairy bureau, th f CEDAR CHEST bene state apiarist, the board of horti- | ~~. | BANANAS ; is : | . A sensational purchase makes this offer possible, massive buffet of genuine walnut veneer with inset maple : Agriculture, in order that one ad- ‘ate tan? ‘ c } . - ; a ripe. ulture and plant board will ¢t | =) The greatest Christmas gift ;, ae - ) panels apd mahogany interiors, 54x60 extension table, five side chairs and armchair with Jacquard velwe hw > . Desen | placed itn this department. ‘of all—beautiful walnut-fin- ‘ ished Chest—high console seats, exactly as illustrated. Sameeeven largely by - police. characters The department of conservation model—large size, lined with ; i, mio are picked up on suspicion and] NECK PORK and development will be a con- . CHOPS. tb. __ S. Ib. | solidation of the bureau of geology MAHOGANY ee ee aaa _— Se meid to ansWer an narges thag ~~ Band mines, the game and fish de- PRISCILLA : “a “~ . ’ in ‘f 6 / he ee a may be place: r3 hem tm thal y . iit... | at GE ee 5 “39 Seurt of Criminai Correction. Dire Piva SPRING LAMB LAMB | partment and the division of for- CABINET , ———— | =a ) ~~ = J in -S OS, 7 Ste / # : - he recent police clean-up «of , aa : ; ; ; ; of 2 ' ¢ - : : eat ' i iC ati~ CHOPS, Ib | estry. i a ; ~ : “* r a « ' ' J ms +. : y J : Ee j a : , al ° " : ‘ : ’ , _ Absorbing the Tax Commission. $ es 2 _ ai a iif Grr Bae tlre Ee A ve See NT ee OY . } : angsters in efforts to halt the oe Ss d The Department of Finance and e Be - , ee ~- g a 3 i, ) : a? | , . “é — ——: . » a: Be: pm i uckoo gang Wdr many ynn’ S$ oprea as 7h + = Ci aa i 5 af? ‘ thy - Sy : 2 , ae inmen were arrested For bread: 1-lb. prints Taxation is intended to take over ' ) ber : ae J f | 2) % —— a : : aeieelie oni | the duties of the Tax Commission i - : po : : fs Fourteen such suspects. accer@-] NEW RAISINS 25 ‘with the director of Finance and 7 Wie ee “a un a p* lien , . a 3 a O.” - i ) ERY sigs nia -— ec to -the recent “See Fancy quality; 3% LBS Taxation as ex-officio chairman. A 4 : - tim Fe. 2 t 3 ; \ ; -—- 2 ae : * ’ i.e if fT. The Judge acce ot CALI ry estimates of revenue. enforcement? =e | =e x3 S, Va ”.- .gt™ Ow: ‘ : , era cy on iil — as sole surety on bonds @& U. S Gov of uniform accounting, and super ——_—_—— AT : ‘sS ¥ PY TT; — : > 3 ne} except in a bet instance, Each and up witnin appropri = : haw In =" “a had . s4iti oe. 3. 00 D ‘ - - + f f ‘ ie Pte s ve AIT a f* AiG a bi at we aye: tll Fos ahaaby c Hae Halt 3 a z ; rt i. 7 : : s , te Ps + A : . ¥ A "4 . 7 £ * ; . 4 4 REDS 5. cana sd then reouired addition LRN, RRR Me RRRS RRR Raat on the next $1000 ber ; - -_ -s brought to him Pre LACQUER | | oe $265 BED- DAVEN PORT OUTF IT ey % worth of honds,. but : r the departments and institu SMOKERS | | SS oer With Davenport Table—Junior Lamp Free MME Jucdco Ittner, as the Post-Dl : : ’ _ i ing bed- & ; Epa i= sre wn. has approved — ” a . Pager goers enna r tae tbess wo : . Sa ee INE ar meme ncn mesneen ; ‘ ps " oe - tO reanee pitree seta ae i 1 ’ . i & : f — “ _— : Spring seats—davenport contains a cnHil spring bed. 4 Suite worth i wt there wz Rubenstein, $265— rs z _ : . a 2 2 Qo °),TX . . ~## ’ i, Px. * 5 " f be] S ki’ ) n £ ¥ a r ° oT i $ »« 38 - : a £4 i Ti i i } + > 4 a : eee 4 : 4 . . ancy Sh'ider, b. 20 race ama a “te 7 . ct ee SS = AT upt, wher | 4ai : - ~ Ss lir o t2 HEAD CHEESE J 9 D1 + ore a (Rha — , ‘ : RSA si nr peers are concen > WALNUT 3-PIECE BED OUTFIT Ty — ~ Of, ie: Sor ee mines ‘ — He rs TTR maT : a f met Ay the Po«t.Dispatch asa Lver Seu » Bae ; ee Sanitation, and registratio 2 _ mm riend,.” has no property «© L . ous SS] ier t. grade outfit for only gi ae A es A eg — 4 ; bu e signed more the PORTERHOUSE a ivisior of 3 egistration and pais 2 ' : ' : : : | ¢ be ase : - " . = on ~ : 9000 worth a criminal hot examination is to have supervision iy Pr ri) Pee | = 7. ts pana = - with Judge Ittner’s approval. Nex sie Tee we a . a oe Bat Satie a ne. foe eH s) STI AI anes ancicetsee teeing ern a ia be ater . er ana eee * tia PE WO OD Bilis eh Ortee WM a ‘ a a - Ti daa Ri DS 5 SF Sha : + # 4 : ae ut Ts ae et aes ee. Ok epee. sti 60 ov by i 5 od ‘, ge * 902 he amp i - pages a «t ranges r pe . - _ , oi, ERIM I Tye A Rat pie antes ee ree gr . : wn ae. ee ee ee ae we aie b yr Ph Sue ; Strietly fresh U. ire accepted ric A Gov. Inept: youns ver ¢] Mahogany Cabinet Exe “bea mee 1 \ : of) eT pane Judi | puiey. tender. , , aoe : eNsing of oe FS “Tt chiro- . E ff FRESH RABB and oa dressers, hysicians, midwives, SMOKERS i ed : | | is the sot ‘enaciaine Smee Fresh Oysters on a | asian oemun alia ae . | : 7 . Sree mines a Po«t-Dispatch report. freah. harmacists and veterinarians. Th: . “ ee. a ad Gums — pees gi andl : wiaate — § ‘ : mitk-fed. Cutiet. ib. 35' “ae a ee Se “fi , ——— 7 > O00 me > <= 040 FOUR- P| ) bad cked yesterday about ® _ | coneene 0s amet i . 4= mm | cetp'ance of Sansone as ® bowd : ? a : . Bas Swoet Sweet Potatoes—3 Ne. 3% of registration and examination. :: 4 We if AY, 7 RNS Rea Big ‘Jade Die eee cane. oo ee Burean Untouched. pe ae | (gS Rie yogany Smoker In Beautiful Two-Toe Walnut Veneer ay ‘ to LA NEE I OE 0 ENE EO a I ES" CBRE iN te apie veg. Mh ane SRT SERRE NR ERIN EK DROIT IT I te Oe Sea ts es EERE ELE IE ELDEST EEL LINEA NENA ERNIE AGO SE He 8 Ee Dg : : pty , gp 5g Riera ‘ i bonds I first inquired ork and If ink also at € Attorney’s eoffice. ff ‘ations were on file. I 4 A “Hetth nickeled ash Strict! Pai Eggs Eggs ona. Doz. 34 No change is proposed in the or. ote) Ay \ a pores i a lat Sg gee yy nizatic Sy a | j f \\\ Pie 00 W tray and mate 2 ne "Sam enday. designed in the benutiful SMOKED HAl wAMS W hole " 24 ra Lzati¢ am Of the highw: depart- ii , } Pay $1. eekly Ray eee ae . Tader peried and finished in biended walnut with two tenings half. th men if po FF | ain and vein lines Suite comprises large dresser, chifforobe, vanity Its tone ts so natural and lifelike . (sar ceompart- dresser and bed. on sale at Raa ee ment. — Mate. oe a Ses { | ; : . rat they were am t : The new Work ore *ATm - ’ ; ‘t i POTATOES t{ i Com miss eae am a ; - that you'll be enthralled when you , IDs. i0n OMMiSSION is placed in th .~ jaz hear it. Housed itn a cabi- \ | Ley , s OTtr ¢} thew ar 4 ! Rasset Borbanks. . » Sponges. at they are now on & Department of ae gut left free | B iii net of magalificent appear- to operate without alterhtion of the ee oe ee EAny bond that Eaock free ° ¥- - = ’ Fi go0d faith, _ bel leving € : tntent of the fi as a 4 - i the Ried Globe Onions, 5 its., Globe Onions, : Ids.., 10 the people. Tro m a2 approved by : mS: + oe pes a Se /— Tae qual fled” JONATHAN APPLES. 5 Ibs. 20 ated in the labor department tn ad- 4 = : i e ii . d R was *uggeated to the J SE Oe REMI cton. cnc of teenetra! tan f . \ A) eee | | Df JE 0 R27 Dave mistaken pe ; on, one of industrial inspection | | i e 7: = Ries: 26- * for Tony Sansone JF MORRIS CHILI Pound 23 , and one of labor activities. | i. | es a oe ‘ans avenue, whose qual brick The military fe partment ia | i , y . tions a5 4 proféeSional bon mre on file. Tony Sansone rete el | : SMOKED CAL! HAMS, Ib. 2 ZpMME| eEsferred to the departmental | —, y Shy. : : | ~ 7s et ee Eeoesty y amseased at $11,006 on . . (Pian without changing its func. | 4 Pork S2US2g ne Link il tions. The department of trade mat = a S °rder's hooks. The Judge . ) iomion spartment of ‘rade and | . “ — peed he knew beth Anty and ° 20 emimeree it to cooast ef “all | * ae BR we, certain Anty alse , , i head ified a3 a bondsman,

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harge followed the acq yesterday by a directeg Hai Howard, tried on a si boees 99 55 3357 ; cet tera. Gin i *ti bteeagstt 3 “ eetas. sreteneert+—geceeges -2- sane ser erereanar: g 00 3h Sythe cept rgedbe othri itthetie, rg gr ¢ SSO9 Be pO mee + = oo abe-voes © te4 Bo ageds so kges sis ibatheet geste te preset ites begig8: [it toes aees ame S97 * tir TEeseh fst he thes Fas Pimet eA inbes 557} eet ti si ca 851. id charge. Howard also Was re] a on bond on the assault . charg 8. Dd, 1926. oe Si TO maa NED $190.00 Lost and Found Ads in the POST- DISPATCH Bring Far More Answers | NBONOS WITHOUT ) HAVING QUALIFIED Judge Ittner as Surety in __ Many Cases in Last Two Ai Months. — | $12,300 WORTH OF } THEM STILL PENDING Hedee, Although in Civil in | Total of $309,400 | Bonds in Same Period. ’ NEW TRIAL IS SOUGHT IN STOCKE WILL CONTROVERSY Defense Assigns 314 Reasons Why Court and Jury Erred in Pre- vious Decision. Defendants in the contest ovor of Mrs. whose will the estate Caroline G. was” set aside last week by a jury in Circuit Judge Stocke, | Hamilton’s court, yesterday filed a ! | | l erred ‘motion for a new trial. : -Anty Sansone Accepted by They as- why the motion should be granted, among them be- ing that the was against the weight of evidence and con- trary to law, and that the Court in refusing certain instrac- 34 reasons sign verdict 'tlons and giving other instructions, Eirevit Judge Ittner was the only | Remit Judge in St. Louis who al] meeet Anity Sansone of ‘01 Wash * a professional bondsman for no qualifications can on record, ft common mhonds returmable in the Court ieiminal Correction during st two months, and the m that he accepted Sai ; 4906 worth of such is period. ’ The other Circuit Judges app er y rejected Sansone as a bponds- seman or elise they adhe forking agreement mot to accept bi Surnabie in feourt. It has policy among the wefrain from inva Ffjurisdictions in t! and Judges in the equity di where Judge Ittner sits present, usually have rei accept > sign +} ine Over!! thase of $35 or more you shade in an assortment of onday. 20M SET ~ - stisS vision, inot ‘tion, } _ * ‘finding he was the natural son. be | i marriage . verdict —==f Division, Has Approved evi- irrelevant as well as excluding material dence @nd permitting testimony to be given. The motion says that the jury’s should have sustained the will and also should have found that Arthur W. Butterfield, plain- tiff in the suit, had no leg.) right as an heir. At the trial the defense contended that Butterfiel4, to whom Mrs. Stocke beqneathed $10,000 of her $110,000 cstate, was her son. According to the mo- the jury committed error in Besides the bequest bequeathing $10,000 to the plaintiff, Mrs. Stocke left a fotal of $15,000 to various charities and gave the residue of her property to her husband, Jacob Stocke, 4177 Magnolia avenue, who, it was testified, is worth The will described the plaintiff as Mrs. Stocke’s son by her previous to the late William C. Butterfield. Accompanying the motion is iaffidavit signed by E. E. Schowen- one of the attorneys for the in which he complains cw A+ mer Uk. ; @ | eftense, iwhen the jury was being select2d |\Cleveland A. disclosed Congressman cf it was not Newton was one ‘the attorneys for plaintiff, so the i him. furors were not asked if they knew Schowengerdt declares he $450,009. the ’ bon isentence and granted a stay of ex-, GENTRY ACTS TO QUASH LOWER COURT'S PAROLE Keytesville Judge Freed Liquor Defendant After Conviction Had Been Affirmed. NEW CHARGE FILED AGAINST MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS Liberal League Counsel, Who En-. listed Reed's Aid, May Get State Inquiry into Finances. Press. >| the Associated BOSTON, Dec. 4.—-The Republic- ! jan , :paign whose ¢cam- under the State Committee, expenditures are |fire of the Liberal Civic League, |tonight faced possible State inves- | tigation as well as that promised iby Chairman By the Jefferson City Correspond- | ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 4 move to set aside a parole and stay of execution, granted by Cir- cuit Judge Montgomery of Keytes- ville to a,defendant in a prohibi- tion case, after his conviction had been affirmed on appeal, was in- stituted today by Attorney-General Gentry in the State Supreme Court. He filed an application for a writ of certiorari for review of the poe’ ' ' } lower court’s action and asked that | Gentry might State be quashed. proceedings later. as the the record said contempt be instituted law prohibits gr while an appeal “is that the parole power the lower court when a pending, is lost final by de- of Tom Horton, farmer, who County pos- The case is that a Chariton County was convicted in Chariton Circuit Court on a charge sessing whisky. He was sentenced to six months in and $300. The Supreme Court affirmed conviction and an appeal was taken to the United States Supreme June to and dismissed Montgomery on the jail of +4 3] Jad the which last refused jurisdiction Judge Horton (Court, acce pt appeal. then paroled | . ~ . ecution on thé fine, Gentry said. that} | prosecute such cases in the higher to j decisions |! by | a yiwe Horton never}. i spent Gentry said it was useless to considerable the State, if the court's were to be nullified in paroles. He said had spent a day in jail. courts, at expense effect | Spent. excessive ithe anting of a parole | and | ‘charges would United (‘om- Reed of the States Senate Investigating mittee. A complaint filed today rad W. Crooker, counse! league, charged violation law requiring disclosure names of contributors and of other sections of the election law. The Attorney-General was asked to act on the complaint, which named Howard Fall, treasurer of the Re- publican State Committee, as re- spondent. The campaign in whieh Crooker charges Republican organizations amounts ended in defeat of Senutor William M. Butler. Senator by Con- for the of the of the the the has said that be laid before teed 'full Senate Investigating Committee numerous fined to ‘manner not authorized by law. | discounting of | commit- | o! 'also cision is made by the higher court. /on his return to Washington, about ' Dec. 8. Crooker, in a telegram to teed, declared Republican zation spent $453,236 in this State and that additional expenditures by city and town commit- were still to be totaled In the complaint today, Crooker the committee of failing expenditures, of not for the sources of or tees accused total] counting sums, and large declared that for $15,009 the American for the Trust notes tee by Co. | Boston was illegal. Senator Weller Spent $13,122. ty ‘the 4 Peg Pos WASHINGTON, Dec. 4——Senator lier, Republican, Maryland, $13.122 in his unsuccessful ‘campaign to retain his seat, a state- organi- | ac- | expending sums in a | He | WESTWOOD COUNTRY CLUB 10 StLL $ | | | Members Vote to New Tract for Improvements to Cost $200,000. —— The Westwood Country Club, by l'vote of its members last. Wednes- 'day, will sell its clubhouse anq 1S- |hole golf course, at Berry road and |\Lockwood avenue, and will acqui: la new club property further fr lresidence settlement, probably an larea sufficiently ‘arge for two 18- -hole courses. No site yet has been / chosen, | Plans rt Wiis call for a new cluhhouse., ito cost about $200,000, ‘swimming pool, tennis courts anil ,other play facilities for adults and | children. The club has outgrown its present equipment, is being su-- ‘rounded by residence development land needed an expansion of ail fa- | cilities to properly care for | membership, a special committee |'reported. An investment of more 1LS than Purchase | outdoor | j a $500,000 is contemplated to be ‘financed by assessment on mem- | bers and by the admission of an un- | determined number of new mem- = Tryr’ tt tyrity) Ane GIRLS! Opportunity of a Lifetime! To Appear In Feature Act At The ST. LOUIS THEATER NEXT WEEK Costumes Furnished and Professional Salaries Paid Bn. Herbert Shaver, famous New York director, will teach applicants the dances, including the “BLACK BOTTOM.” APPLY TO MANAGER ST. LOUIS THEATER L WY Were YEW YY WY We Vee wae We We ty VEY WY Wy © eh - ee e pa ATITTTLEIS TT | BICYCLB—Girl's: Al condition; $30. Call | Monday, 61342 ma SCOOTEK BICYCLE | evcle; cheap 2 Possession is nine-tenths of the law —and ten-tenths of Home. Give your family a home by purchasing one of the good houses, reasonably priced and easily bought, advertised today in the “Real Estate” the columns of PAGES 1—6A, ] | FOR SALE—WTD | BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES | For Sale | BICYCLE—Girl's iar,e | dition. 1360 Burd Forest S251W. ic} Bartmer. Bit iCLE—Cost $50: _aeccessorie®. 1452 Monroe. | | BICYCLE—Girl's: coaster brake; aimus new: cheap. 44454 Athlon , icy LE Boys. ‘targe size. cost $4: practically new: 13335 ~Pierce-Kromer: like new: Fa! cost $70; 4} $25 +3 SHA ’ Pierce Ar haragaii. se}} 2 tegular $40 valves, new model ‘hk”’ racer, 2 N. 32th at. ‘Lped. for bicycle sn " $27 Ov >” ~ at an $6 to $15; closing department. Hugh LES—COASTERS ANI) R. 49 TO CHOOSE FROM. NOON, NATURA! ic J TILL {606 BICYCLES—A hicyecle or } t+ ~s 4? by} ol icycles, $21.50 up: 50 up: all guaranteed: on easy terme: ipok at biving: largest dealers (;Uuarantly ., 12th: open Sunday till noon. HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1926, [35 up: engines $10; supplies and repa! used H-I) parts. Authorized H-D ser Grand-Pine Motor and Cycle Co., Kalhorn, proprietor, 3540 Pine Lande!) G38). nS ae HENDER-ON SIDE CAR— 46 ‘ e loc} Pigs } wrece ours tg } (*“Abanyv 1799W CYCLE-—Excelsior: $45 cash 3190 S. Kingshighwas Bugey large hi Bend. Maple MOTOR ahane-: ; ey 419 Big iwood oa i|XMAS SPECIAL-—Everything in | goods. See us before buying Iver-John and other models. bicycles. $25 hiceyeles. $5 Bicveletsa, $13,95 up. Veloci pedea, s* 95 up. Open all day Sunday and evenings until i) o'clock GRAND CYCLE | 1523 N. Grand. _ AND RADIO CO., Lindell 1127. (c) ' |___ BOATS AND LAUNCHES | ELTO MUTT KR3—Latest: 1924 Elco 'notors | now on displayed: price $1456. Waene Gear Co. 32918 Locust ae & (e991 | HOUSE BOAT about 30 feet lone: read: for water: cheap for spot cash. (a! before 12 . Sunday or Monday. °632 LEER Ne Rea San ee om ee YAHINE AND BUAT SUPPLIES—Webb Hardware Co., 806 %. Uroadway. cErtra!l 2139 BUILDING MATERIAL Call Ed i (c99) BRICK S—200 000 good quality. PRospect 5848 icycle: good cone | like new. $15: all tc7) | velocipede is a/| S150); hat rs : BI cyé ‘LE—Also poy’s long | good running | w hee! i Phon@ _ -— -~ Classified | Advertisements In This Section ' } Index To Animals -stleccceceesosies Aquariums, Fish | Automobiles .. ..60.+.- Auto Accessoriag ....0.se006 Auto Loans Bicycles, Motorcycles .. Birds, Poultry Boats, Launches ...... Books, Periodicals ...°. Building Material Cameras Clothing Coal, Coke, Wood : Exchange (Miseel.) .... For Sale (Mise.) Gold and ! ilvwer Horses, Vericles Household Goods licouschold Goods Wanted Instruction (Masic) ..... Jewelry bee ates Machinery Miscellaneous for Sale Motorcycles Musica] Office Furniture Pianos—Musical Poultry, Birds Radio Supplies Kefrigeration eee eee ® 28s « « ** *eee ser © ee eee ee Piants sewing Machines Stamps and Coins Fable Supplies Talking Machines Typewriting seeds, *** @@eeoeeeeaenee Be SwnesvennweeeneutenwDeae eevee wee ew & Bw 4 2 ‘ s ROCK chea ry. STEAM po | {ors 1240 N Good for 2010 Minnesota HEATING large size. jeff Tree Jefferson aw ecking (»., Bobbitt, 2818 Walks and - driveway; PLANT—And radl- ward D Mever. _ BRICK——Building and firebrick ; pipes. BRidge 3662. Sk SES Hone (@) BRICK—100 000: price right. 1014 Olive Bobbitt. 2815 Choutean, eee BRICK—Anv amount herd ma chine mate | pbuilding brick. very CHAD. We deliver Beffa Wrecking Co.. 1240 N. Jefferson. } — Louis’ One Big Real Estate Directory lee ——— wie t ae sie The Perfect Market Place . | Horton’s attorneys attacked his) conviction upon appeal, on the imina] bonds. Most of the bonds Sansone ita Judge yproval have been dismissed, but $12,300 worth re pending ir of Crim- al Corrections. bondsman jready. has forfeiture sagainst him in the Ircuit land were any of the nd forfeited riff mo Way of collecting Sone. » Has Approved Other Bonds. Judge Ittner’s with aere "31 o ? ; tod: re e Cir- | : ment filed by him today at th ir I beams.| WINDOWS—vwThree art $10: S window sash. 60-ft. extension ladder. man av. WE have everythng in build dimension lumber, Edward F. Meyer. R46 PRospect 3 , wiaes 54x40. for ~4x38 for $4: one $10. 4031 Castle- ing matertal: windows. doors etc, Salena and Miami. CINDERS — og -Apy quantity: cheap Call Garfield ~ _ at (oR ed ‘ob iad ved nei os " ~_ Sane wath pemiperenndie Aine age hy Ma len ha: NI a Sialtent eae emparpegrpiilh ‘ frozen | 45 legal in | sev- ap- | of was (Court Lrg “| . years iT ee. -~ —————— CAMERA—Easion, Graflex Suu tra fine lens gaod 3 : * r $60. HI’ mbold KODAK Kastman I case and ita t her tion : reasonea bie etc Sa nds Attorney-General Checking Up on would have} Disposition of All Appealed ‘rom San-! Criminal Cases. at-Disnate |Special to the P h. | JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 4.—An th Nir : ’ tit “eee © patient “sf rear nditi = ee rondition: cost 50 Z2860W. : 3-A folding. With tripod: excellent condi- PArkview 2156M. {o) aero LESS e name CLOTHING oe oe ne _ (Wanted 1PPAREL Wtd. wnfela W114 17 tAPIi THING STvaT Tt sults uvetcuste ior . . ° m4 nd E are now located in our new building where we will be glad to see our old friends and si 0 ea form the acquaintance of new ones. We have been on Olive St. for 35 years and it rm en one “8 LUT nis BIO eitiny . . . = ipipent; ay Lo ’ . % effort to give service to those who entrust us with their business. If not already acquainted, call a Entra ase Geiber i105 Frankia =x. (8) spect our stock, prices and get cur terms before buying. No obligation on your part. | CLOTHING Wid —Second-hand sults, over- } Coats, pants, shdédes, highest rice paid; ion gr Pat on |g right auinieas, ‘rest 6646. Auto calls. H. Applem: 1334 Belt,: ii pores. WILL pay $25 f ‘lad , oe ro ” gise 40. Miss Bvereole MAin on. sebg had | after | dealings effort to prevent revival of the so- cee -alled “Supreme Court shuffle,” by which persons convicted of crimes take appeals but never perfect them and in some instances escap® punishment indefinitely, is being maie by Attorney-General N. 7.1 Gentry through letters to prosecut- Sansone do not complete his activ- y 48 an approver of crimina q Inds, although he is a civil Judge ene records show that in the | ® months all iov ti iM mdsmen to sig $11%,400 worth of | i la St 1 other ~mMmmon law onds in the imina! ion. The ta] bonds signed with mher's approval during the period | as $309,400. ts | “ore -~Rest prices pal (Court N Vandeventer 1g attorneys and court clerks in 2 to | of | 4. Nee. rf | Lindeil Frand }! ahaa Judge ‘number of counties, asking them check up the disposition of cr’ ni- | in which appeals werc - 07 cases nut veneer with inset maple mchair with Jacquard velvet Common law jtaken. fen largely by police The slow-moving appeal ho are picked up on suspicion and |makes possible the “shuffle” wh-cn d to any \was exposed several years ago but ty be placed against them in still is used to some extent. A pcr- urt of Criminal Correction. Dur- |son convicted of a crime has a year the recent police clean-up in which to perfect his: appeal jin Mesters in efforts to halt the Supreme Court. The high?r Blian-Cuckoo gang war court cannot act upon the cvse, nor mmen were arrested. does it come to the direct atiention Fourteen such suspects. of the Attorney-General until the i to the records, appealed appeal is perfected and the-neces- ity Sansone to go as surety for ie eR tN mem, and Sansone took his bonds udge Ittner. The Judge accent-| mo him as sole surety on bonds cf 10,600 each for the 14 Italians. The Judges of the Court riminal Correction have not mitted Sansone to operate through em except in a instances pudge Paul Gayer would not take Mimon bonds. Judge Calvin Mil- er permitted hdm to sign one $1009 | bonds are those system characters} a iathacientiinietes ae oe ee ee i ae ne ae AS IE a EA A AF charges that + ha ine answer — Ret Aree We are Headquarters for Christmas Gifts such as Living Room, Dining Room and B droom reertnr es Desks, Occasional Tables, Tea Wagons, Odd Pieces of every description; a very fine line of ay, Stands in all the latest designs and finishes.. See our display and get our prices before Pe - are sure to save money. Our line of Bridge and Junior Lamps and Shades, both metal ana poly- apenas Riel re chrome finishes, Onyx, Marble and Metal Bases are priced exceptionally low. pea Ta a 2 alee new. rennsvivania ClLAINK—For elderly “today, } MISA - Jefferson ; | CIZITHING—Laacies and girls’. 3 sledge, 3 Ineycles: girl’ @ and boy's CAlmany HOR COAT-—Cloth. collar, 38-40, $190. SOSRA St. Ferdinand (OAT—Piush. with fur collar. $100 for 310. 21344 Russeii, ML 7 (UAT—I] mole l muekrat coat; good _shane: reasonabie 9514 Hebert, COAT—-Biack Bolivia; fine condition, $10, LAclede 0235. ie) | COATS—2 lady's: size 50. black. GRand 22 26W $410 Park, | COAT --Hucson seel. Al condition: | @Bacrifice, Cail 903 Bremen. COAT—ffarty going South raccoon coat: lady's otter 3025/7 Fred Brendel, ©o VRESS Made im ‘ e 7 ; : 54 a ee } ee 407% Cy For Sale DALES: ~~ BLUE CLOTH hat to match. VEImar 1983 “tne CAPE-—-A genuine mink cape, like new. Bias S35 Wiln ington. Kiverside 6749. icy acco rd- Sa et ae ee ee © lady: call 2 Sary records higher court. If the records are not transmittea to the Supreme Court, it has no ‘knowledge of the appeal. In some linstances, prosecuting attorneys3 ifail to follow up cases after they obtain convictions in the lower ‘courts, and changes in local admin- |istrations offer opportunities for |cases to be forgotten. Under thes ‘circumstances, persons who take ae ‘appeals and fail to erfect them. pond and then required additional | come matances. oF st vinein ot urity on the next $1000 bond | erty on appeal bond i heatateaty. geeone brought to him Provi- Approximately 50 criminal case: Onal Judge Grodski accepted him | which appeals wii taken but pr $3400 worth of bonds, but ull) never perfected, were dismissed peunor cases. eeveral months ago by Division No. Judge Ittner, the Post-Dis-/ >» Court, on mo- h has shown, has approved a lihane Attorney-Gen- meccession of bondsmen who had no Walifications. First Ssoline Jack" Rubenstein, a ikrupt, whose bonds mer $8100 are still uncoliected at] Mhe Circuit Clerk’s office. Thon! ae ai- | | Vb VE UE VO EE MEK eee Eee eweuer eve jartgee fox TIXTTTITITITIII TIT EE — -~ Steel Day-Beds Breakfast-Room fin- Sets pad. Our display of spare Room Sets is the largest in $22.50 the city. All finishes. White See ae and gray enameled; also gray them oak and (frosted brown oak. Ye are offering a i-plece Set in white or gray enamel which is easily worth $30.00. Special at BE OE UE & OE 6 EE OV ORE UE PE e ee EVE Ue ewe eee: Chifforobes Special we Cedar Chests Our showing of Cedar Chests in the latest design. Both all- cedar and walnut, cedar lined. We just received a car of these new designs and finishes and offer them at prices that cannot be. dupli- of He. constructed and complete with the thing for Easily worth price to move Well ished Just room, Special rapidly. | 77 | 4” : 1 713 .00 Terms $2.00 Cas er ok Ple oath PRN ng Soe anaes ETAT ALARA RABRAAPA AAPA PADAPARA PA ORDA BRAS OAEAS | Balance $2.00 Per Month TRAD A RRAA AA RA RA RARA AACA GARARA RA OA AARAGARAOR AA RA CADAPA OA CAPARAS aaa | ARARA RA RA AARARA PARA PA AA BA RA RA AA RA AA AA RACK AA AAR OR ARDS RARA SAAS = Rugs and Linoleum at Lowest Prices Easy Terms # ™ PITTI TIT As a Christmas offer a splendid well-made Chifforobe in golden. o.-k that cannot be duplicated for less than $25.90, at the very special price of fow 3reakfast- AALBAALAAAL LALA AT - i Soe. ee gentiemats coat, Ft ry “=t Grover PA RERARA RAPA RAR RHR RRR ARR RAPA RS RAR if; ne er 700. P «Lb. ARAAARARS iret er comet afternoon PArkview 2370, Bize ih call oO" ercoats., és alk ‘ 10 Vendeoventer pi. i COAT iberian squirrel medium ' ‘vom 4483 Enricht (r) mink perfect con- GHhand 78493. (e) large size: reason- 2497 fe) ength. beige carac if, perfect condition: $29, — - o ‘¢) remodeled. "ee ISING DRESS “0 ] South oe cated anywhere. in ~ ARAA On Easiest Terms in the City as rrice@ RU a:7e the new filed Supreme by the of green Pon eral. MERCHANTS ASK FOR BRIGHT LIGHTS ON GRAND BOULEVARD PMAAAAAALALALDALDALALALILAAABRALAAALALE LL CAPE — Eastern nrice $100 [FUR COAT—Nutria ne (ail FYreat there of the Congressman. press the evidence. DIXON, Lil. Dec. 4.-—The Sit. eral jugs and poured out what a eet 7 i'who escaped during the night with today. Someone may have the bun der the circumstances, as the act!suffered an not necessary. ‘Chile Has Submitted the Solution of WASHINGTON, Dec. ernment has handed him a formal | Chile and Peru be settled by ceding Reports that the Chilean Govern- \firmed. Ambassador Valardeo of | sion of the State Department. the public works in Tacna-Arica. comes up for discussion. After | 'compensation is expected to come wis American Governments on the mat- ‘since has learned that four of the signed ae pe ae . Pete: : ; ors aus cwit Court in Rockville, Md., shows. c he ficer: v he "g ; + : ' ) — ' Pe ee He received contributions totaling PROT ie his farm did not 1ave a legal OF ‘SUPREME COURT SHUFFLE’ | t2 ee | Rend the Business Chance offers peared to be whisky in the pte agg Le: him - he Te) i rip wy thea firare sie iit 7 4 : sii hin ae > Pe *» PS ness open ng you +4 = olhp teuaclemep seated ye pate Le tty naa gad el tbs 9 not advertised, phone your order or afternoon. The woman a was committed within the view of]/ her escape. | the officers, a search warrant was } 35 re’ * Ave ae fe) Vane 2 aso | oer oe ¥ rsia arit—Sise 3A «oat : _ a 4 WRN eollar ber nes - - Bene | — NVINTER COOAT—Ladv's heavy: sise ‘4; wed: coset S195: price #°5- ‘iire evenings. mille ¥ 8, . ‘> , : : . . a wr 7 ed i. everine gowne ard 4reas-e¢ fyll @-eee eults ant tte oo hart s cr onle “ae “PB hk tepgitat ™ 8 WC? ie rr'tayr. @*ap *; Steir Grasd, ) beeare afd Wy lee i ie 4 FF pier ee 9s .m to 8 Eachange. 3100 &.

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SUNDAY. BER_5__193¢__ 2A ST. LOUIS | Se Be 200 ANIMALS, POUETRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in these colamns foday. - POsT-DISPATCEL ? | STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES; . | Fer | ‘Sale _ For Sale -.¥ iax #775. TRAD NCES Ki ingen: ghway Premier grade. very tine. “a 8 oes TRAIN— i does 3, American ly eng? q; san - new: a = gu , , MILI r. Ct . comp Piumbers’ Plumbing : Supplies | ve Instruments” For Sale _ x | fiver, large sist, 710. _ Teer eee ivania , 4 a — $5 4 ate New Pedestal Lavatories : | TT ErTRIC TRA! Lionel, wna. («) | SKATES Boy ———— “# ! Pp. Cae Seas nie ar | 2 Lospedt U1: «07s Oe gegen: ~ ee an teat 9S Mapie. ee eaten damaged: your Coen Sete & Dik Ci _ : .. . . somewhat na od lasts. at J. A. § (cO9) Cad APS ees Lee o.,° oS a - 1 3267. omplete. | SHOTG UN—Remington pu - radios bought. aces — * or ect * eal: will | > : Ss DI we —Compie: : mia ry ~ ' e. —_ rrier #7 ih inside o if 14 ' = a ; ; ss t 7 4a | *' e Xs . siodern ‘wit ss - pen as bas : track. : tric ntes SKATES— Intermatic : : Camaged: el] sizes, 7th and Morgan. FOR THIS SAL E OF R RE ( NDITI NE te Se wx Highest prices neid Os adios and Darts. oven sunday. column latest mode!: bergain. Melman | on Sienals insformer: perfect shoes. new. $5 2 : ~*) : ©“); DESKS— part: tion. “St. Louis | mur model, $50C- Bid EMBRC 1D ERY SPREAD—Pillo slip ” pediat like nev ; aO0: ei Desk y N. 7th ath eek ie! RR} onday . SME he finest obes ; ' 6917 Br song land | ting €500) 225 Tacied ccaeihomaie aanltcdhm jonicrnresasee AToTE ats , ed | tothe andmade : wall rae ~ af Ene a ee eae cont ; aan andav . gin ain Te + block PEO pp ciate " seg ; iy sold ) _— ] eS ~- boa for maintinge oF =) | 100 _ ber . one. ; siste axe elow you will find an unusual group of ] E : = ] ‘ . | McRee, GRand Diath. Ss = T— > PB BATTERY ye Satan , ith rec- 2. ) Ne ile : ne and n iin ee , FREI = Is \Y aw r 11 a} r | ; =_ 1 5 : | STEIN W AY 2 : = ge "| and Morgat (C99) | ae counter retiimerators. 1007 Market Ora EDM | GABLER . C. sy ~ Pepsin 28 — 1O8 r Stephens § tour- ae — i" hanse «4 IO Wid battery. for radio | Wevoster Gro S&S Rivers aky Late Rt ia LA eee aes BR EY ie Seite. 30 Forest av gue and groove, com- | DISPLAY COUN neat oo, | REFRIGERATOR BOX—And other § YS.DU : : Eek INT “HOSE —oA00 4% ete = i ~ Comoiet: = oct, | —SLore and ce J ) . ; : My) | «hi les? oa . aa ‘ax Guiio aoe real ne RICK ENSO . . ° _ }) : — ae gtiont Se : . P " . . _ 4 =~ + TORS—New. $ made . Nw) ur g to investigate mT YDT s sete : : LI Ms: eis AE > § +a) r for ” ric rae On @aay ‘“ iy WV " : . . a ‘ ia oe - ‘ . : : Beebo’ a : a sa “se TIXTURES—All kinds: : ? ie Galt y ») ’ ahaiinsa ) % ; nent. nall deposi Mier cei. exchange and repeir anythin be Store and Office ixtu a : 00) U7 ay : | , ; ry. ‘ a ae ae | | ae oe be ‘zy Fl} - ee .' i asi ee TD gl ety ; ora )> Ji ~enee a Comp - “ miludine 19-01.19 barsain. || ae : 1006 OL IV E SPREET Bw SC , } = ~ ed I—tT_S ae ergata ee apne = ar >; parts Pianos _ _and Organs _— a Sale 1018 Olive Sn eee tg, CneeD. eaeetee: ‘Electric Go. ock = call Uy » fo all n Seats : jnet wilt . = D ai a: = - er 5 care - : : Tennessee, ———4¢! )) = ates: eS » 2 > mien oes ame a= = esiern Electric $00. _Pianos and Organs For Sale Pianos and Organs For aaa s re Lee Colfax _79iUW._ _ ms : — >—A.i Kinas wget” etc. L117 Olive ‘ —Brand- ne*. super Vitis” et USED i Dp Sta L gion. ox_F 238. Bost g's nod we | INSTRUMENTS | Ne ios on a a rae r —" Kent 5-(ube set: | Yaa m-, : ee —-- | TRUNKS—W —— mma anc dress, eS cane: a nb 4 8 ate of Cael ca oh thet r te ta 0.4.40 St rage UO. SIS. . a Fe. ape | —, (nr. zt * : ‘ . vs ~ 2 +} rf Ci : in 7 f ion . " an {tf ; I , sust rTi: x Pre f " s } if ¥ ee ee. 14th x. _ SEE Erarapaaaede. | ace Ege a Ce iateeties Seetaetht sith al! eae ‘) ho t deal and 100 cente and more j\\ large numbe f ne ument Genuine Bargains Pia — _uperhete erody ne. compiete., a ae es oe rieed ric’! Aves e e delivery ein} ach dollar you spend wit }\! that are t be o : loo! o iH ~ a L Grimes. 300 ; LsS4A Ss. idth. ‘ *'$15 GRand 3750 rou ~ right for immecia fe li + Come in ok ‘em ov i. holiday rush. s hare $25, $60, $95, $140 upward for SALE OF § oe ke connie 3008 sno Rs } a ' " : : 4 \\ ty c : eo C 4 ™~ Be “ 1a! id Radios, Phono graphs, prights, RECC YN DITIONED — . a — ame me without soeniene USMANN. 911 N, Broa ‘SiR tee ™ = AAW 2 hey must eel! Grands P) R + ing Tayior. lst floor south. _ : ——— e, Just North of Franklin tanh W 7 ds, layers, Lepr a = | GROC ERY or TFITS ( f \\h a om 3 ‘7? Pp Pianos. ete. ‘oT ra de- ins. re- [7 : * - 4 s “r int S ’ Cen a et i i : ; Bee -" S4is | s turns from rentals, amie Ae Witte { 1Se ‘ 4 tube 7 Wy | Fe oy ee . ; ‘ aneeanl ne ' model 15. 1421 - ’s — men SNE 4A : : J. o oF mee 7 "IX x RES 7s a-é _—* ae * is 4 = st wi) >. ‘ ‘i! SA ae _—~ = ' ‘ 7 - ; += r fa rc | ee coors ast er AUTOPIAN — $a ene, ein e 480i nable. . State tli iene ees odie Tinie ee eoncert and recital used, demon- yews ead. M L] S | C A = ii strators, ete. Phone, call or write fe) ee One ser —worth $062 ee i a sls salied : y > 7s D typewriters - 8, "Si own , in flret-c ry L —_— = ~ 700 Frank J, ae Rn | for list. Easy payments, from $1 | 5 et cabinet and beautiful E- mplete lines, al] makes; repairs. fe av. DEimar 1° , cb me + ie — weekly or $4 monthly up. | . | tanle_ cheap, PArkview $5 OaR.tc) mplete_ Typewriter Co., HE. iG f Heat 3-story bi Sancarg Shave 6., 001 ai CEntra aS ee or ss ail . . P ' : ; eeery. tion New Yors to Las . 625 Bt¥s ¢ Tite ae niles . * “4 i s ae ae *,. ve oe ree ITING PDEsK—One. iia’s rollte Nall Case BhOW Us » a $ and un- pore Ws Musical Instruction | ee? ag it a a mark w 120 = eS wt. ici KIESEI HORST Listed below yon will find an = | os J 2 he = : a a rent $1 Knight's. 1512 Locus veranteed ; in ; Zit? Madi eee eas 4 pd rg N-LEAVER FIXTURE c aE VSN 4 : so BS With y | — ——— — ~ = —— + | group of Piano bargains, sch a ie Ww . = - 4 r P asd Cc " I s j Ait 4 i! Or wrt . ‘ si y. +e. sa” : a? i . > g ’ a —_—— 4 “ re | “ - . : : * - 4 isd ‘ ; 4 " bel ee ll.4 W saliing LOL ic) . 1; | i. ap Wine r : reid : 41 ; of other Est ab} ,ls sh ed ] 8 i 79 STEINWAY + — PTS At makes: one-third = MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE gg aga , ee ; Ae epaid pound Value chocolates: sat Op Tae re er eee - = eae a ee eth Music Co. (eB 7 Olive Street. CEntra! 6200 ™ - . 2 arate > a ar 24 - ¢ ' + mg sy . , - -} AMS : i KD . : 14h s Gal; eh riv¥ ot Beri OC! m- seenieainieseennessmenats aft? oy Fis *t ADL & Alcohoi, abe , per Gallic ‘ABBY HORSE ta: ES fea al a aia on ann a aa lantitvy. Bensinger Co.. 100 We hony. Flute for eae. CAbany 4240W.' VIOLIN—Pull ana 2s 7 pany | | (c62) GABLER § a f. cena way pay wa | _Peasonat 5234 Paulian | m Candy “O34 S. Western ¢ : CH COUNTER Bite, Gia D MUSICAL [INSTRUCTION — Professor | 2203". 1115 Etzel terrace. ype /eaDiO—S- uve. David Grimes ¢ 53 ie een, 4: staction a : > = — ~~ [ahaeoios—4+. 6 arg 7-'ut STARCK, ETC ba debts. rew®y. will se a t drink pa rior ist + Lafayette, _ 3 eee — r lew These tnatramente have been takaggMRAQO O20 octet. chao dd trade. and each end every Pians h.. — 3 | been r} +: — vwa er Kent tube, cr =4 st. boule. after 10a. me (c) | 19th and Locust _CEniyal 3308.” ) pains rains wanted scries | one, ours publ been overhauled #0 a6 to €ive eumllg@RADIO AST S°6 Say 60a Bie ‘x 1} ith Seite oan) Chee SONS. - {e) | price. particulars. 1 FP-65 1 This F 3 rented. hauling; buy Ul, dice, Mid-City Bldg Grand and Olive i oe 6 eee ? ie. 1O1.A—-Model 28, and pewee —— st “a .% a ck ee Tea s ba fi YUR i sHiT } - ff } ws ei. | wry , i —_ ; pln =" > Seem : o ea it : Uw . | ‘* 2. wd ; ; ae as : , - ee an . . “ ess ? Pte aes = tee api ig : 7 £ } : M nm Cand Store Store : CHAI a0 A ND re oad a > a > T on ae” Solmee oot eka Fo RP ore rrain CAbany §. Pi I PRIGHTS a -- tinenie - — " > = ry : ‘ : ips super- het, sphalt Shingles soeer, sale or feats slcksopm eauipment | ,fuggion and price est | PesTaACRANT FSTURES=AH Ep Ateneo mae ask Alf eat rumedts | TIOLINS—Exrellent violins and bows: also |PIANO-—Upriatt: leaving |i” oul | eumleih esate en arog > 78°) . i ¢ . j ; sii hi bidet @ Se . a . j ‘ j ; i : z . Pe At a 2 ~ ’ a hd “243 i (>) tax 8&3 WwW. ie - : “A : 4 ’ ve cy ret , : ; Tr i b= T? TX" «1 ‘ AT aii x ~ rt ) BIG , nim Dal ai.) ‘ AAA cal I ts a eT CREE a neh ee eae Seed RPA es Pea eka ees 0 oR Rk : ee anak MER ow nth ons bbc Br We Mee oe a ee ST st has % a rn ft ay re 2 re «7 « 23 > * : RSsiv Dodier st. 41n-1 and hexagon, as is, $2.95 | mar 5302. DiElmar 1590. 99; RESTAURANT DISH 00K i! 1_LAciede 193 | . ara ers a ee | a ae | eg ‘on + _— ny ' TID WHEET. (y,7D Wwtad.— mips : nea b 2t SA b .a Preity: Th at tea = me “7 Sane ee oe “ ral Bevo 35 38O1 . Aus. ———— ee Newton Wal! 2 : . Pheonegrapha, > aos, bought, , ) we "ya gre ae : xdphone for pile. CAbany} & cond ecially priced at itl Barnes upricht. 143A f917 3. Brvad-f thgotiam a ee ee ‘e ae i va he BG AOA ARO AM sp Nas S99. os ‘ . : tine Fe’ late , per SY. 5 ee icavy slat : ; ELECTRI ‘PAIN——And extra rent it 60 wer irggihat « ; 40K Peter Webd 1 LIVE ee Riz . v ‘ — mi = Ain hie SIrTey Pra , ahogcany case. {ust the! . + «JU . = . ge PLAYERS — 3 wiwin epeaker. Ths — baitery anc . ae \. ; ‘ 4 a ‘ 4 ; il be 3 Vi oii + ing, heavy. $1.25, medium, evcess . . —~ easel = E “ 4 : ‘ yh e a tts ‘ . baa . ; : ~~ =a — 4 I ® r ENO Bs ; one onc : ¥4 é © : *** 2 * oe & est - ae = ’ pea ¥ Py , sid ny factory re presentauve. vases nice Christn OV! PICTURE FILMS—! to7 7 tert ‘ oe or: ay posi N ee , ' . shinee Seales sen, —e e, pair Co. 4011 N iK ings ghwar mere pees” ee rid al RE. — $$ oa 5 Bi... iy £ ayMen Of Os i PIANO—E nt dition st ost it > | ae Open Sunday and every evencns , RADIOLA—Se ne-hetrodyne-§ model. ; for cuick —_ te - Ratiols i. Nit a.% a ho ¢ & 4484 Gas Pday BLACKBO ARDS—Siate, with or withou Lous eee APS ia : bu : . Cea ' | ectrie mills i a panne ; : . ; sn eaibanitieni ; . * frames. 4462 Puce. DElmar 5078 Ww 7 NG PICTURE MACHINE Tow noe) es ear. She Fine. : Peet ©! t. Lox Desk and Fixtures, 7i1 : a ie ran 3 ; ix ste _* — Ww za . : , - 5. ad on mnlete : firet cone, , el : z ~ : . 3 . ee" “ee ~A . nT su " io ~s & EEE re . - ae sore: 7 . _. . : . E > : “= : j . TOR. terms . NASER ; : : [A; ; OA ' SULA. (é Soccer yrs Ric ¢€ on). >.. 3521 _. Graed BUILDERS and surveyors instrume! ata. MOV! PICTURE MACHINE 3 ere | " == , gier > tee = at ag pr Ces. wl uU:ta i in Oi Der € ver ai AT t oe PLA NTS ANQ TRE =s +" re t +9 : : i. : . L | ) = ? : r 3 ‘* 7 : : = = | | : P a. | | | | : a E : CABINET "MAKI Ek s Nok * oe a iteie 1502 State st.. Ea : big reiuct. LOOT, Parke! : : KNABE An po ink mano: | PLAYER-PIANO—Cheat z vening3 LAYER-——Smali, hi oe, bee LOOK K! RA 10 BA GAINS aa x aoc : ‘ a bai | . BOLL ; ~ Tores! | SOD 3UNT . k ba regist } TE tess 2 ; 7 ULA Minnesot sees ste SANGArS | acs | _Iet us demonstrate an Ato or | , 1c a SY AYER-PIANO_® ; = " ised | rain. $190 os fa in sont Lee gene . —_ ’ , Ae . — ae CHILD'S AUTO—Cadiliac. aimos: .| Guaranteed 1, so butlding iron | —— — ~~ TODD CHECK | PROTECTOR DAD PRA-—Experienped: ; + & 2 tact Lo FEsfereon 274 $423 Eads _ 2) | u itt nd 1 Pe ow ; ifax _ ; t 4 elm bid an Sn@agemient Mew Weare | on en” re eh Da iia) Price AYER PiANO—$1 tal tubes ay ear: cheap. : “Lac! 30 he me HUmbolt: 175: : . % SO AWS 169 CrUp, 2 208 AB | Lic ) er & Di Xi! RAMBI EF} ANCE WESTRA ie er on - : Spel a 8 ; ane will sell chen, Cali Fires a0¢ ic} | POOL, TABLE-—s: ize. R. mes. : _ Se ma SS }4-ft. Gruand free at OR = | Pty ‘ , , | -PIANO-——-Mahogany: cheap 1 yer-pianos |. o> LAgiede €748. CHIL DREN’ = TOYS E ectr ” train ‘144: ar i plac i PECANS—7 ven; P: pa - $1160. $87: eezer. cost $525, $2! = CH ae 299g SS eee ET om, gamed nake n r our incre ; cash a. ] —{&) } Stand piance ....... wail at =m | HILD's | larrce — ver tot stags set of i. ionajc. : ‘ t. *“S. . : ine ; zr : . S Ras By Peak’ en A agen —— . , ae 7 . nis 3 Grand tt I : “I is.8 Easton.| ci E ma x P. q ~ butit a any ceireutt. $3.50 ger — eres, 4054 Arsenal Cmte es Ii. TABL Two. — a : : —_ . 7% , je ion - ‘ .& P 4 Wercis. tear. LAcese 7671 ac) | 6414 Welle Parkview g150% eto, Risen Mien. Sue S201 Soe SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE io. Call La- | 2 ' m re ts. JN H. SHERARD & tO OV per » Fr — . sn > Fs ree ca C3 ~ cent saving PN ih, LIE LE TOTTORI OR ART RO A RR IE ah CHRISTMAS "REE—Housees B437A _Dunnica CINDERS suantit F cre @t ~ STS 5 “ee oll Fr: hh bs . Ferg Ot: “= + aaa Ni % patch piastert ry | | : DIAM ND— Abdou t ..@ kar at, “perfect S@ione | RES I RT ¥- om - ' fe ~ sr QE St eer henge ee ” — K ornppinger — DINING Roone Seuels Mok dada Ube6 | ROTARY Of BORNERS—Nee. corel | “c - te . ed mabcoeumy- Saediae eins: tamarkabts 4 uradiacine: Wele-alan \ ) ae yeaa taste ee $340 Arsenal | : 7 ery cheap. Phone Mr. Want a ete . > YF Instrument LS For Sale ale: singin n: must eon, 4069: ! | : —" I ne, | OO: will ll, ve ANTED— Directors’ ant chairs: , WER vE_ON FR . or the A 4 : as -: singin pais; must be soon, $0084) 5. Grand. : GRAPHS re MOUSE x’ LD GOODS FOR SALE “uaCay mor : T | : ven: Try : a pes me ; PS Olive ’ = ‘ : od 3 . - | aie , iT HBaATER—tLike ner: POLL BOG Y—Larte: good sonabie. PRospect 7006 OLL HOUSE Beautaifu! miniature Aome. strict'y than@Gmadée: 8 rocms must be aenrre ated Etliing 4250 8&8 ek wen | Tittle Gem perfect: $20. | EDIPH: So ere ad a SHOTGU N-——Doubie-arre!s bam ners BARREHE . HOP OUTFIT—4 J tRISTMAS é TREE Wab@ ODES A LNG LO NEA ay BS ot RC eae tat A es ‘ Seve ot x — See oa ane Boel gee eile Ce ee adn 5 ' 3 ; ‘rs an@ tunnel scenery : ig ome FI aneneeesetsnemancitscnesin ~ae : 3 : un anter im y . \ Ee —& a LA cied opt ye sie _ , | is | *Sietheas. complet: oa a . ; . 2 »% > ~~ . . ; ; ~ 3 Tae 2 2S x ii : ; ; a ia 4 * , P fas , = ’ — 4 . , : 4 .% : Ty 7 e " a . s % n = re 2 . : S : ~ ro ' , ts | ..% Dana e ’ 2 . : : . iJ $ =" - ee + &» . J xe = 3 a av. : -_ - . ny P : — . oy e AS - S a a’ 7 — A. " : . ; = ; i ' 3 . } a " ‘ d 2 . 7 - rei. ‘ ee *s 18 ry lew Momo bed. S38. {- ow LINE Mit NER Le ia : Be ‘ i tits ; . ° Fed] - 2) ; a Greatliv reduced ‘ % +4 - )> ‘ae n me : ) , 4 - at . 4: nines : ON E Ww EEK bt a : | oa 2 a , 4 will mmone witb ; : ph -—~ _ Cerne: : and M - ‘ : . - Mondas PO 456-4. 3 ER om Ruy * t nga ; ; iw Onaeh: Bike new. $12. * Zs bf o tis “wa b » 4 et \ : 2 . . - . 3 ; . 4 ” . f mY . . Px a . = “* Re: = -gnuge; guaranteed new: & EG iS7 . 7 | HAVE IND ABOTT | 50 a oe . lightly | . “ee : hile i CAR Tak : pects n deve: Y se ymnlele with case and emaming rod: cheap + tA OS oom ORCELAIN ENAMELE IT i a a . anne WR” SR m our large assortment pf “and = ee Seen gare 2 HH RSGISTER——Remin by INKS IGHTL' . D TY COP HON ry B137 CONN str, Pit} O—-Knade upright. $95: com er plancs at @ great sgring ge sae voll oa | ,, hil eR en DRAM SCALE for sale DOLL RED—an¢ bd: masstre: ee ee4 im: : 7 4947 Bo antea. e ee # ns for. traffic aad aévertia:: colora * UF 3 . , - “ ~ = > . : - RO} CENTR AL H ARD pete es, eK RP lly arm > ¢. ” . om Reeve? “vane pre nny ss He SeTON A fon. hog Na a ee BEYER'S, 17th and Locust Sts. t

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ST. LOUIS 4A POST-DISPATCH mt es 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, yom 4 ¥ FON oy Vey nrg, $ _.BOOKS AND PERIODICALS | HOOK OF KNOWLEDG R.. sonable. 447 Eicheiberger . a | BOC KS Ww m4 par rey re Cine “hi Mnes = | for Wild: tm ual my, 2* ih. § Box Bi 8 AN Poge-I naten a PE! HA . } © Whenl had nan .. 4 l.. SIO. 2: 348 At rkansas. PRospect 3196 aaeenta os LJj- of wa > ad =. s “LASSICS Poet Bet a standard eet of Appsete. A. Ziern. WwW td.—_ Harvard et Rox 5-5 Nee Ratt ATS pag “Have You Written Yours? Thousands cf dollars are earned yearly hy writers of books We publish Short | Stories, Articles, Poems, Essays, Noveis. Fiction. bocks on Travel, etc. Send 1% — That Get Publie Hearing.’ ‘The Co-Operative Service Co. 607-10 Spring Garden Elds. ilade! Dba. . __ Pa. (cB9) | COAL, ‘COKE Al AND woop ‘$6. 25 eke ot al It's ~~ re meet 3 At : si wee. 2 or tons. 9625 | ‘c super (cS) 4 Lump, $5.25: $4.25. TYier 0218. orices on coa Seiler as napitnadl oom i no not Bet! a1 z fra) clean ecreen ©. D. fn load S057] Foland — 2 mp ecogi; S50 ton. is tor GC. 25 a 204: screen 2g Niibatd endimeai atid: ith ltbneiman tenet — er oe ae ait beer Se it ‘ Og good coal; 1: hest per ' ‘ nies wd lump $5: white ash “jeht LAciede 5320) [ake \ Sg the superior quality, $6 per ton Pha tandard. ig ) Sines ' ; Aan 2328-: ~ SAA iS AA mt RS MANE ete SNM NN i Na i Ran I a M Arn POR , = . FOR G : aooD e oan + ee a Sy pean? ay aera sree . ee ee ott EAST 13213 CALL JEFFERSON, erat | Screening 3 fernace | : Spec al clean un. ta "We deliver 5 tons _tad law (cR) EXCHANGE _ 5 py A OA Nr ORME agieie aI he Ae gars ower a v en a: a te ee aa ware A a6 . he 7.4 ai Ve ae a 1035 = 4 2 ; ts ai FOR EXCHANG! E- —Furniiure of 16 roc = ffe-r 7 gen 7 Y REI a, ? . s ati ANO—New. radio, etc part paern ‘ost- LD spatch_ - S—Ex or what L baeh 8&8 3 MIN ) EX ¢ ANG AUTO, B x -4 I NDBRW * wD for trad Hiland WILL TRADE—Lo: for Siosed f 6548 VILA + TRADE— Winton | )! - Cation » Pp “t Dispatch TPE WRITE! 176 ww . T—Exchan ad 1 car a 20d cond : _GOLD AND SILVER | ’ HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale HARNESS ‘Bis ~ g3 er ~ f @ Py sa ra , ee 3 Fhe nok, lp wi Ti Aig hy: a Ae SAR RE lai ICTR Ree ag RENN NeBRT cn st val 8 YEAS YN, MOOR: MRM TRS 8 CN: a ee ene _ , — fom he oak scaler ieee Aceh GAR: ee POON ONS te ere fee te SR en ee a ee “ee ms one teen a , poate “ ct a pie we Sr | 3 we : itt rep” pe ‘ 3 et cate a a ee 3 A . ceee a Bie ” JT “ SRE: PE Cea % a es : | CTeerip.t for O45! a3) As * a . r. . | - ee es ee L*LA MUINT? ll esd tor half K RINGS—Pawned ” for tid, McDaniel. General f “Charles, ea . DIAMOND RING eva ‘SRAN fis wilr- $55 DIAMOND BRYN Riverside 3131 ae meacienieininiaitananadininenamenelans eieieenanmamaeeet emtiuneammnenante mam ee ee . cinahinteed, Mise : . a : © ei Oy: ioe k cae 5 aig P : ‘es wade Nhe nena tpt . E—6 ood condition: | cio~ x cone for | | laste. (ie * | MOT ORS— 7 | territory. , S13 N, Broadway. fifth floor ie — a re cow sts A — two- farm an etier. Hambu Mo. 1 10x12 RF (cB9) CEntra! pEAMS—Channels. | forcing rods. steel ifittings, rad iators } supp! ies. col any y {ror and Co.. | 42 320. ‘THER Tr? - Oa he =) ———. all sisee: rein- giorage tanks, pipe and | eel sheets, ashpits, _ pipe and fittings St. Leuis Irc Clark. SArfield fe) ea: ric reduce stock qui tok ly ; 4A. STERN : at power, 100 = 4 5 ee Bs) 0 Noe fiz bo j 5 work! ine_presgu ure. . Cali TYier O27U. r : , } ‘ ycionpe: iv) i XER—2% feet: price $125. Stanhope Jr.. 418 Security (208) (CONSTRI CTION BOQUIPMENT—New and used, for rent ana for , Smith & Co.. 3340 Franklin. s and rip mMmMmp socket: : resaws. ” box —? ec. NEW BAR TRON * eg or ne n TER ©win f 4 te rc m™m stock, any Lathea, drill nes. Holt machin 1é BELTING . 508 S. ath st LA‘ HiNERY—Hammers ae were MACHINERY— at — gin der -_ - new. . . punch Dresses. saws. le an jowest vrices. 1531-33 North Broadway ic39 3-ohese Machinery TYier 1042 b and 35 ss Y- yoe ng. ds HUmbel:s 0106 ae gonerete: sale (om- Construc- rank.in av MOTO RS—For new and used; ic. repairing stalling. heme Electric Co., 22 stock a iarre ~um- new aud x) Donnell ‘eee Electrc ic > GH EL EC TRIC CO. . ngin renerator * generat rs ge! special electric We rent motors. - re . i> Eleetrie C motors, a. c. or 4. price Het: sizes up to 100 314 Market st. ee YR MART’”’ NT EXCHANGE, LECTRIC MOTORS. MAIN 1292. . Hornbeck-Hardie = ahaa Ml ns remuanrder for t- “MOT SELL. R Ty BROADWAY Bars NT ALOTORS ‘ wT 4 T 4 ase ee vileges: & Sons 7 . Jonnson ree? : Co. Joknson & Sons Machy { 0. 4 191] ‘\ 12th St. ee ee CALL GARPIEL .D 120:3 Bri) wv i. 4 CLAY MINE EQU [PMENT DP all goods — low Prices o be save hura engine (tie e@iectric @ifviai Mix “ars. rails, : : Pe: et a mining crushing and pulverts- MTiaAtePri La Egirer road, west of Hanley rd, ee hee tng Counts 7, N. 17th and Chestnu i oO vrrim bas lk 38 aay is oT > on > \ ER All Machinery of Plant eectric hoist s ¢.. electric saws e conk ww 19% Rr — ; Machine Shop Work ARTMAN & MEYER—Pric tine and hook. ke ‘ S. Bih st Pron la “(a fine machine and turin large modern years “experience. Wiossier. (c99) * 3a83 wes mar fac an 7 Rio | BE cnn | HOUN Ds—Two, a At RUBBER | BE Barreti | BEAGLES— |] ANIMALS k: | | Wanted | BR will give pup. Wtd. oe are aiw Buoy ane yx | pets. Bird St Store, 50 PUPS Wt4.—Aleo dogs. rabbits, |" pigeons, every oa sear iotion: (Ones. for cash. Call or | National Pet Shop, >. 3106 Olive. | WANTED—A fox terrie? Dun | well br anéd well marked. any SUSsUW, A LINDLE BULL TERRIER for service. ; Gali Sunday. | | the other Ffanxiin. “parrots, | desirable | write. | (cO8) | [= de hene CAD } Dogs and Cats 3 For Saic__ ATREDALE—Male, grown: likes childre papers: reasonable. 4723 Genevieve. | AIREDALZES—Good stock, 4126 ington a¥. Pt PS—XM: ale. @ weeks oid > aie eet Crev t —— RICAN vicious: TERRI pups: cheap. AME ass $l Sth, * ce 10 months old. . §23 Bremen. 9 months unt, $12 botl W. Lex-! (cS9) | oe 759 inal 2103 | 4 fe) | AG GLE ae cAGES— Bird stands, wholesale, re- : 7. Al Se. selec ticns; your } We challenge price. lar e717 wa ; c99 } ters: guarantecsd | gingers: S00" i _ Asta, a et a rollers Kiceguth GAN ARLDS—diartz Mountain. P ; e L140 1A N MY 1 Pear i.e or the in ‘the worid. ‘-ompile te pet bie LLEW VELLY! N _oroke i Las SWEL nwo ’ CaNan TES—Ro price. the objec RMAN POLI 1 wae (cS) ngers; also and | ferma.s | re. 509 | rodlers; cheap: aiso fe- | | Garage, Storage, Clearfing _ AUTO STORAGE—$3.50 per month. | Olive. Repairing and Painting __ WE REPAPR ali makes of radiators. Called for and delivered. Day or night. | Cabany/0688. (e) “AU 'TOMOBILE REPAIRING HOODS, FENDERS, TANKS Don t throw your radiator aeway. We can save you money. We make & speciaity | of ‘peor all makes of radiators on short orde JETT & MAU Phone TEfferson 2488. 3326 Olive. ic@9) _ Automobiles For Exchange tal "TO Wd. — Exchange modern liat; want | closed car Box G-i185 Oe EXCHANGE—7-passenger. like new: trede for small , ole: ja. IXCHANGE—Private party has 40-190 | Carat Camons ring. value $110: will ex- | ear of equal value. JOT? a a, an,» pa) ay ge Nagy tage i et a ee ee eee A Real § for Only te ceed tte anaes aagllitnatedie nd Stet at iatnrinaeinl Only $159 do mechanicalls cepted as part payment. — RC Hi a tg for real bargains. Si al car a ae , see them. Tell you riends. are snapped up. r > 1g agg a Gall a taal yaya tn gain, Po lg te May ee, —_ ae te ll Nt > Wid—I have several good RADIO ETS > used cars I will exchange for radio sets Motor, 4418 Olive st Automobile Loans FOR QUICK co cit le AUTO | Kirkpatrick Finance Company | 1120 Locust 36 : - vw 1923; air. CHE KROLET—Coa ca. _oraer, cheap. _: Z 2831 Mc S—Gu antec Se7Te. CANARIES CE + Tr - late ’ 25. ats HEVROLGS 1 Coac ~»-* 3540 fine singers. 4317A M. Schwend. ES—REollers: ‘Cs Pp i aw , : -*3: Guaranteed singers. 607 Kan- cheap. orth XM GANARIES—Male and female. sweet sing- _ 3646 Cook. ilers gaod singers: 4; ay 40 colors; oe oan . a au ~~ some *; fold : so LE ‘ Xmas pres- for ~ . > "T i? * fo yet ws Mark Legborns For “ne. he n wr “ery ra ~ Den’ t Sacrifice — Car COBK Oo. Rive \ AUTOMOBILE LOANS EV BS nen ST. LOUIS DISCOUNT CO. iber, 2601 Locust. 2877 Waahington. (c36) CHE SHEVERO LET—Coach, ' _ - ——! dition: trade, terms. McNair. eS CHE EVROLE TF _192 a first class. ‘ : 46 Leer ey. ,. verse t¢ —_ =e ‘ “He “Tat , i & model = Cac: s . Ai : ; “4 veosho R. a Ctark. = yer om =" Bi eH i? VRO LET ive ae 4927 dy ' ee! eK ~ _miles; save over o-\" ¢95 TO $1000 QUICK eT—1923 39. 5S A Paim st . E your title and get the money jj | —pavRo SLET—-19253 five minutes. You keep the car. eee : ? finance companies paid off. more van satisti Confidential and courteous YAHLEM FINAN ‘CE CORP. fos CHE SROLET—Cos ack, . Essex, ‘24, $295 1644 | oe ONBY to or bougnt. for eon oan om cars av - wi AUTO LOANS |’ GEy OUR, h AND MON EY ATTO APPRA ISAL CoO. 3028 LOCUST ST. (em) A ~ $365: C Citizens wo & Bae Broughams—For Sale ~ BUICK MASTER SIX BRO U GHAM Hi >\ “Ru Cet T—Coach: miles ’ t hevroiet i¢é.. Sh pt? | eHE RULET—1923 | $595. all AUwWw Exc bal ge. ET—Co coach, aT : the price Motor and Sales, t erie BROU GHAM— Diana; clean in-| side and outside. An unusual | 2928 buy im an excellent closed car. Terms: trade. 16445 S_ Jefferson. liana Brough am r passenger in ark = ae ie | CHEVROLET ( 50 AC 'H CHE VROLET COALC $4. Vf 7 ™/ » part 3030 con ayinent Cu $ . ive excel lent } Ma “. aaa +Ar ere trade. ‘KUHS- HAVE r cent conditior parts; ood tires; ret; classy 4 Add ty exc “e] 'eD 1 terms. 340 et 60—3 ween imar 4174M. ——1926 coach ~ of extras: | OACH ee Brou - = wi 440 __CHRYSL ER | Cc Duco finish w tres barwain tera e. baad a 7 nh payment . 2337 WwW FR AN D ,OUGHAM refinished and 1¢ 5 Pp, AIGE - ! x3. STU DE BAKE R BROU “GH AM ref .miss Led. renickeic 3A) car mechan ical! il terms W. H 2. Oven Sunday ey eve- ba) WwW ashing’ 0 as PULLS, 8 eel only faw hun tea miles: to pure re 4 > prac- Sa sai ght Brough ha 4 Bes + eee La Sale_ "DO ant - et leage: x *- i« se € wee -.. ‘ : - 2 sam’ : «t a age _— e “88 A few mo onthe — ‘fully equipped 7D. 3114 OLIV wie _KUHS- 9 HAVE practionity new: 5 MOTOR CO. 4-cy"inder Bulek eoach. ereen @uc-ton fuly equipped. Gece. mcud- | . everrtih! 9 TF on e550 Orme hargain e WESTSIDE BUTCK ACTO co eae terre 905 6511-19 Easton 3 Offre. rear CAtany 15 wn iand $22.25 per mon vy and finish, and guaranteed by us. Your | Come to this sale prepared to buy. Many good cars of standard makes for $1 rySry IN) iz FIR he nd DISTRI Press sei R 3309 Locust St. very “ a boric Git perfect con: pertect ». | 3741 Sain ge: 3Ti- > % ESSEX-SIX COACHES BIG BARGAIN SALE NOW O§ The World’s Outstanding Motor ¢ *3(5— Valus th. Bach car just Mee - You will never ae the ® to $250. ore the best — 7 + — be \ AT TD Mi PTON S Hurry, *, E AL Pr He ie eh ynatrato ? Tras dand | Coach bh ‘ v ERLAND 6 ae ney : AS oF ¢-) news a | ‘ar gUar- sate >unday, | € OACH ‘ “ABANY esr ee ee ied beautiful trade. 4329 (eRgQy ia oa bay »* : te be ¢ : . enc COM b 4205 heres is al = ST DE B AKER Oe AY “un fe = “That's ‘all 1 readsters, $25 cash, * *.. confortable EcCItALS “Nn Coupes For Sale % “ 7 ~ - it conditicns - Sis per rm neludes interest Ip \MPTON. 3309 tnd IFtferson 1924. wid 11 Huber _366) alee. *» | Fl —- * ; passeucer i thee —— . 4 ll #re $1400 »N ASH ( ‘OACH ‘ wonder? iy ie ome senditinn. with traveling tttmis “Ta. isia of MWC ae% * * . - sf % Lief fl .a Oo ; (3* ret ~<a “Ire ae & s* Gi reer ect. WE T BRANES oe = mh 63 Lif NASH € 0G - 1000 eral es and and nen — ony ‘ sale tal arap ice. 3543 “re AND Al _ co... __1900 Lecum tha 4 t}" ier aasenger Zz ~ “oo Suttpers stoplight, cond tren. 3 1S% Easton. eT eo | Lt 2 Pa HAVE | | neer eo: ip on ee #5 34397 ‘2 kK Coan reat of conditers avw~D AvTO ¢Gy 19%) Locuat #8, = letter : Locust nish 47 ‘ DISTRIBUTOR. D Elmar 0145. Vw new Z va u*. Fane za {aSa: SPD 19i4: 40 - a‘a {erms and ‘ate teTrns ‘t 7 pertect reaacnmasa hic. meter 483A oun

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6A ST. LOUIS 25-900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale A ds in these columns today. TT O. A. = ACCESSORIS LES PASSENGER CARS =: TRUCKS =: A U T O M O B I Touring Cars for Sale Touring Cars For Sale |, a : x : = —P1 ofr Atediged Used Cars’ = = = EUTNDAY, DECEMBER 5 Saas) > * an wee fe dew a Sot 2 Smee ‘ 4p 0 ere ie 2, Sie ‘ et eat = -« ‘Sedans For ‘Sale Tax leabs oot ee ee n; inclosed MOON—Classy sport touring, 1924: re MOON— Sedan dei 1925; Series A; iB- Wiote: gheae. 13 6 five st | i TOU RINGS finished: $425: terms. 3325 Lemp. ‘c a. » 5 . ” - re Che: : =». ——— > ; rance rec very: Square Deai a — - 4 A Ln aad os so ‘sale i 135 Buick 2 — Food. “out: $17 ‘3. WH jams. _ 4390 ‘Oo ive “ & others Terms. > 7 GRAND MOT mR CO . ~ absolute- | 944 | out a He josure. | ris a , => one u ) N—5 pda : ee refinished, ASH—19 touring al ter ; —~14 N Gram FSi LE. - - veces "hy UR: mech ical [006 “tires: : a Sea ~ y “, : | “isos sean Victo yr r 1187 GRand 7 i B UY N Ow 5 ~~ MYON SEDANS pay: $125. $40 down, 3933 Olive. ¢(7) | 1924 Ford. SASH 6—Touring. 1924. new tires. cur ‘COME TODAY! | If lave @ tourtine car. now o fe ee ‘ "tains: erfect; a real bar ‘gain at petal Bill a: time io t de t for & eodan. a6 ©. od F | aii. net ae t..soe 729 Choutean. —" THI FOR XMAS! - tt jaranieed 3 Locust: bl. arias, latp model: y | DON’T WAIT! , Oo hem * UT: @it Be ~’ - ° Y rT" ° y » ae “tes oad “nnn i /NAS H—‘ Sport tT a Sr EAP i cap EO GIVING "EM AWAY m nights’ and fundaya, JEtiereon 9715. | SA gauet AT" tao i wt botore 73 e d Esl ‘ ” > : a Wet RRR Gay etlgas taht) CTR AA iy . Oe Bn, Bak 5ned20, DOWN | SS ES i Ge Eee] ese eee 2 eS || - a reestere oe ee LS Sous d Ele er 4 is MUST HAVE ROOM FOR THE ERSISINE F Moon Sedan’ fete see nrem |e incr ne aL 2 | §T. LOUIS’ GREATEST USED CAR SALE See eek Se piper ee rd pore ee yee le gee cee eA TODAY IS THE LAST DAY!! COME AT ONCED iSieea 57 1 wie Food qs a te Roe tags i Fe Ae a ae ee 5 Rn _ Fatiecsen 2108 BUICK Touring, 1950; first $35. gete| need ~ nev. 4532 Col “Brian oe . Hy ' | There is no sufstitute farms x ASH “SE DAN” St__2807 Marcus. ____ | FORD—1923 touring: rood 6 We are crowded for room! These Are Just a Few We are taking our lea kes, dalloons; used very | “mans others: 1 ms. 3505 S. Grand.(c?7) WORD—Touring. 1083: good shape, bar- : é, | The enormous popularity of lous B ‘ns a ae a mt a ‘See this, then decide, | BUICK—Touring 6; 1020 model: meen a RT eTGunee TORT ee WII ey, | Daw ear, perfect throughout: priced New Studebakers has flooded of the Marvelous Dargai sensational sa fer ye : corsa ake SE rs. Monday, #500 a | PORD—Touring, 1921; good running . “¢ > ag egg : ~— : . Ford C | Big 6 Studebaker Coupe eme carries th fer, $50 ont} . ‘ ~r January Ist, shipment of ord Coupe initia oP new Erskine 6 cars will ar- } Chevrolet Coupe Hupmobile 4-Pass. Coupe ‘i tenis backed hat i as rive! We MUST MAKE | Maxwell Sedan | Jewett Sedan tire organization! Come ie ROOM! That’s why were C : or | Jewett 5-Passenger Coach day! Plenty of extra ; ’ ec , Studebaker Coach | dj {( 2S 834 &. Grand. Laclede 7600 : ; | BUICK—Tourings, 1923, $150 i VERLAND—1925 touring: balloons; ih sacrificing these beautiful | | Gieadiatialear Seiden Maxwell Sedan We will arrange terms to sk ea T E 19: “6 N ASH SEDAN aos aloe: Ovediand, 12 3. §135; nany | S30. 2937 Park. : c) | DE ERLANMD Touring. Good” epoditia \ elosed ears, including 1926 Big © wu — ere Dodge Coupe you! os a to pay feral . " Ba Soong i. ao ees es. SS Easton. kD 1 ca : . Bridge _ a0 ve t pte 58 ACE = — = sing Soni: winter plat models and demonstrators! Hupmobile Coupe | Special 6 Studebaker Sedan _— — P opping ~ * “Only a co ie of monthe oid" FORD—Late 1925, model “touring: bar-| glass curtains: original enamel: dis _ vi Nash Sedan |Special 6 5-Passenger Stu- BALANCE nn | oeth Sack A Eee 980 ce ag ca | Ree dou Eom attr ln TERMS Light 6 Studebaker Sedan | — debaker 6 ARLAND ~ Sed he = —— a m . jaranteed: wil ter in tosun oe : Duco: FORT 954 me . ee sa — wae ye 7 |— 2 ?. 2 OURING. ' 0—$75—$100—$150 Standard 5 Studebaker ' Ford Sedan cre pe bam at i. serene. _ 5763. — -) | "3854 8. Grand. Laclede 7600-010 Hen | make offer 2330 Wiremie, |. weseatel cont ton, ty rebuilt; omall| {iii mm. 1 Chevrolet Sedans our Lonvenienss 45 Gakian id L ndau 99 mel | 3 ndition. CAbany 0963. 1 odie | cash payment. balance 12 monthe, Etc. Down ~ 5-passencer, beaut! iy uph ist ered in Lal new we! ads a 088 —- is ——— 9-7 ee EY 7 “Gee THRYSLER USED CAR 5! IRE 9 ceep biue velour: disc heels. ‘ UC K as? cimat : — verted “seep e An OP Bessie scan cap ye ven 928 Lacu J FAL Orson 3612 lots of other extras: cz 4riven ~ ngton sf 7 os Fe pe. bea. laPranteed New} ra D Qo. auring- excellent conditior “ balloon ir }¢ »} ri k ‘ nd : . see - a on —. 2 PP. Pi é. bead mt Jer , . nm ; a3 7; ‘rt ee os ’ a : a nail a everything: all for $793 ‘rms to suit. if Tou ai ring Mast FORD—Touri 192 tarter: good m “we taturday evenings until 9 o'clock Hf : TFT I H yt HU Ds N-FR \MPT: N . : mod I: -whee] “ a: @ueco fin- tal 5 hargain. rr 3832 Olir ope SA sag gie i : ‘ & : | t | } " 7 a o—_ ' sé c — we | a ee? sa ee Ge hme St ay wed agen to ie, ite: reipgerspetes one ~e m 33 . pene) |) & es Sails aiedediinn denied ane Ningshig?t ERY A RE ER RI RR OE TY 6 ORT Ne ° ERIN AN CA ll LN al RENE MAIR EN tee ete he Nie ath ~~ eee» OLDSMOBILE—19°5 sedan. eon, Jeweti: others; terms. 350 5 s. Gran: ‘CLIVE Mi wan IR OVERLAND—Sedan. 1924: balloons: Al: TST ” ata a = 7 3 — _ a ask $295 >. mak’ affe: >« 7 4 Gra hike OVERLAND—S6 sedan: ia ‘in > VERLAND. 0 pecan. four dooms Un KUHS- 9% HAVE. ~~ —. ee te Motor ae 139 t i AN it Oo— > been Bu . Sl a a art eg Ph OR sev sneha tie snc ~ dprenich a va = 7 I ; 24 Ove S d. verland e ian Just another Sundar ba al Si yb aw s- excel ler xt ae N FR ' me rr 4 ~ Sin id: a tiie ee ad OO I ety, ee “Cive Her a Car for Xmas” The Used Cars we offer for sale are brought baek in shop to original faetory efficiency. They are new in appe ance, new in performance, new in usefulness and ean be pended upon for years of service. You'll find some of in our new-car showroom. Walk around them. Makea ful examination. Drive the one you like. Compare it with a spick and span new one. That will eonvinee you. - ett iO aa tl gt el la een atin i te ee ae tll ela allt a i a License, 5 gallons gas, complete set of tools, driv- ) ing instructions. Nagas ti, ee Oe ee ee Tif ferer 27°00 7 erson oo / UU Packard Sm NOON | aire irc ace car: [Sa 192 9°: rms, trace, aoe Hace] MICRTENSIONT Comte’ state. 8 | Opch| mvennlen aad Suntare, | 80S 24 Chev. Sedan 115.08 St a a Ht : |. T- u? ‘ e aia ’ sur and » tee Qe = TY ren Lz ; anc Sundays. . : “ = satel cee 1 ae + ag mies: MBygen sep or —— a al ‘ messi io ee Mot tol 1 % $395 °23 Buick Tour... 235.00 Al mechaun 1 iti): 5) CHEVROLET- uring, 1923: 225: $50 down: open Wednesday. Fri. | Pamiton——_______ nt \ 0 23 Nash Sport.. 325.00 ; ss untu | : Knights 3 : {6 Maxwell Coupe 295.00 Co aati cll aati te el er ge re —,, itl, tt ea OO nO Ay, at nse itn, atl, i ee ee Neha Att natn ana et nn et ee ce ee Lambert-Graves, Inc. jisigitie) We 4035 Lindell Bl. } Open Evenings to 10, Sundays 16 to 3. Lindel ti at ee ae a i ae PERRY e Locust Chev. Coupe. 345.00 Stude. Tour.. 455.00 I: slight! ee ee ~ i . ~_— 2 Magnes eoheggg tem adel Perse eln gag Pe i ) W $750 °23 Hudson Speed- SR es ion: aqvere: ae oe SHEVROLET—Touring. 1925: fretclass | $522_Eastom__ nap ig _3418 Locust 2 bay. | | tru ‘fu: $00 down. $5 weekiy. 4711 ae ae ' Sedan 475.00 © Automobiles For Sale | Auto Bodies For. excellent “or@ition, eusrantect WOR Bie peeks Oe er leate farniiy 59 FORD. ) ro 7 192: Natural Brits a $750 °24 Oakland Sedan 4:v. Miscellaneous BODIES—i935 tod hew ft these ba rta er e You | . ao ' : “gt $795 > 4 Nash Touring 525.00 > a i Pr ms ze a-la° "se ~ LOOK! 1926 REO SEDAN Come early. make your ! 1701 Chestnut I>] | Sand ‘chem, Call 4330 oe Practically new: tust timbered up: own- asinetone 1 cen ~* - ~, "oc : - — _ - a d cash et eK: ike ¢* 1 at? ar . ‘ XMAS L SED-CAR SALE ; ' ESSEX 6 COACH BOD ¥—Oues en on oe. Chee S00 att aris selection. Small cash, or | € your car as down pay- tra! cost. terms: tre Le Yahie Sundar. 2029 S Jeffrren Gran Starts Sunday if FORD DUMP BODY mént. Balance small monthly payments. One ner Need ed { ‘ash Quick © TS—SELECT "SF FERINGS il) S702 Mattist, > West Side to @acrifice prac ‘ally brand-new Nash Co. cl etl REO s sine 7 ie alle ll ~ ~~ ct atti cc Or at tt at ea a ee le ee ae Sane = ag gt ms ~ — “ 5 Og, ol” i ly (Py Op nl at, Mn, ata. ay, ates —— a ~ ee eet a nt, ~ i adie - e wm on eh ROR Tee iat pe ery Diss site ” te 4 EReriath « cami aaliiedin mall 3 . — ’ e ae . * ’ . ” ~ ¥ ee ee ae a ae ie x . . v . - rm = rf - . wt — “ ee se ee seen rniinboeerstsiog inep si . oe Bi rene sii ae oe is: 5 8 7 . . a PAA ot a5 £ - és a a ee. 32 ne” ne ag tg oe al tl Ct tty aaa NaC Lal ae, POT TR CORT: ET Nae Ory eaten. PARE RES “OER PIN IN MarR se me eure tee yng « + ie Pe ene i we Hi In Late Model Closed Cars | PORD—1921 sedan If ay Res f 5143 DELMAR BL. 5 4 | FORD—Body. tuder- BS: USED FORDS $125. roadsters. $45, trade. Bridge. — S — ane te it for $260; . oe , . , ee int *? : , . mt 35g Tre OFT ira c — : : = " ian ia ’ . , oes rhe a for . : : : , = ~ T 2 y siti » 18 7 ms - ATE . . wees saat ari ; P ‘a f ’ ‘¢" . , ‘Hi. 1, § CURING BODIES—S._ 1925: today ham Body ieeeiitdeae YaHLEM, 1085 N. Grand. (c) » at | B. . Pos! ! oi a = oe eer eee ae ee ae er — nag i ' : ' > ~ “s o7t> ~— — we SE aden os EE) ae eee Jar? ae 1418 N Kingshighway — a - coupe. : SCHNURE-BUICK | tl) Toscaters Js. 2531 Baste Leasy terms -$1200. ; } pee aT = * fh sedan. $675 3325 Lemp a _ Si UVLBAA ER. ~Sedan spec la! 1924 - [7 it~. ~ ‘fs Tt oe Tralee : abe : i cies i eaculin . >? arg ain ve. T? ? With piat.orim ; af P Se es eng ie | —_ _— : passenger . here's & good car thro: ughou ei MS NO , O r? , iffer from Le Mn sepa wotygi gee “4 wesad | gf ee ng i ee | ioadllons 50 to $275 ‘FROCK BODY Wid—_For " his nN = > * ’ | 7 j i . a 5 ‘ 4 7 b joe . - — = ; chassis - cash: _ cheap. pan A lw i ; s } . f 3 : ay : ri 4 " : . . - . a : > ; — - di'4 3 ' : . é w 7 2¥ " : ‘ Pri Z _ on - lise — . | val nall dows en BR . ee ~ te, a pp ell pe gee Ee. ay row XN Al ) iBT re stim tUCK—2-ton stake bodv: Al condition Accessories, verte-ver Sale : HRYSLE! Pouring. 1 . ay TE DR CO. ISG FORD | kK: motor perfect ‘ b- toe light for my use. Call Sundays 213) ALCOHOL—Denatured. 18S or rinee terme ftrede, RICKENBACKER — Sedan in wonderful shape: balloon tires: anes: Delind tmtunine at , rt ke Trews ta pe egg Set % . Lg20 wm i scent age 3 hs ol iday i; PLR ar | a 18 Tur ve ; crue, most et 2 , Sis > on) Rrn B LINDELL 2900 2837 N. GRAND. | CHRYSLER—? : 2 | ) a ) ? POR ‘ruck, , . : 3 WILLYS-KNiGiT—Sedan. fordor. aes eens =. $10 set ae . 5 oe Oa Bs marcy fis ae Beg yr see Ah ~ ry ve 4 | 35-cal ot] drums. with zs ad faucets aise Sanesee —_ CSET TES Ww. 18h. — v FOR D BODIES—Coupe and tion; tires Al: trade: terms. 1925 Stud ebaker Sedan mere CHRYSLER—1935 6 touring: Duco «location, 1701 Chestaut. New, used | OPM mights and Sundays, JEtferson 3715. | for hadling cos): ashes or what have vou =~ ————— | Bargains Elke. 3191 = CR can a gh PSB | eee ior: Fea. GUARANTEED ae ee ee ee ee 1644 S. Jefferson. Special th. de luxe brougham sedan: costs -rsaccssggags! A Ae "Tee 3 a Hitional f ‘fl take ah out » Grahan » only " les: | er, ‘i 3 tis rg Garheteed- terms “an $1500 Traffic Truck = yr ae Bg Ford Deale Rm. ve ; Chassis For Sale WILLYS-K NIGHT—$3500 below cost. new. .£O0¢ moto! ans mtap: erm a) 3 ; UMP TRUCK ton od condition: sell) “Woe . ¥ eos — = | oo | FOR! Truck: ighit delivery IM} ard Soave TRUCKS—Ford and Dodge : and 4. % 731 Leland as new: only $20. “joa8 N. iy Will. ys. Gou das 1035 es: * .T.. Ty ry? we: : el sae yrs ot o eDe>e , i mind ive i ' Lavs Manel and 4 SS LoOdies, one pat delivery with panel bodies; . | AUTO UiL—LBiue G Win teeeken | Ree tee wore Son truce ccenent Cond ant: the trucks for that holiday } 33.50. 2408 N. Main. _ 13) TIRES—Solid truck % ; 7) Ct fully equipped. including Gai! : os ae : i on, your pick of Dent Caivertcs at oho rush. Bargain price. BATTERY CHARGER—Cheap. 6338 Der-| _used. very cheap. “1020 S. 13m : n ie TIRES—Teo 33:4 one sew. ome Tu : -| meet. _FOrese 23013 = | dada’ _ADany TIRES—Soli thi v Welleten WiLLs &T. “CLA! RE—-Sedan: built of the mse inclos e. ayGraaive 4 gen ol ; & : ' tt 1183 : PORT hia. tumin trucks. rea! eair able 5 : “thy: ardue 2 tor Co. Gz GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK BATTERY CHARGER - «} “s Ca) lev . P 2 - RS best material; has ted Ddut ome owner ***" fan fa miei gu aod u . 4 Nat’ aie SS Sm Delmar PArkvie 5 ed pen nicnt rey . ; ieee a’! a id ’ Dd care Ti ing = Motor & ° pap 7 4 « ~> ; : ‘ 7 , Pt r " 4 » -. Be ’ - | MM ES re [ - 4 ] : . oe a =i} COMPANY ++, a a , 3030 Locust JE? ferso a _ ey Libers ‘ mall dow — ‘ ‘ 7 oa . Tes. > > ee... Y w oe -. RD— L ster ie 3640 w ashinct : A REAL B ARG AIN — ver, Wlire-Knieht eedan . -. poesible : @ new tires CHRY SL “CR **60 eld car - - * NAAT Rr RR oat BE 1 seers tag: Mie Ny ee Rae «nm ¢ » om 2 = 1 PE ONE. SRR RR RRS . Ay Dap, Seteerytinas Af vite fps er - mpF eo Bs i Dane eat ‘ - cd -y [ae tk . FEN ‘DERS and rut 7. TRUCKS! TRUCKS! ™ eceeen gen grea as One-half to o-ton Capacity: al! FENDERS AND GEARS— Melle: and De sk DD makes with ail try es bearing. timing eears and chains. ies; al chassis with cags. B replacement parte for ail cars ie OF xD TRU { Ch, 265 Dump %: che ith steel bodies and A ucks. Wagner Gear Co. 3216 Ve 1 se huist« . . MOTORS TRUCK Ct V ashington day guarantce. TRENT MOTOR 5180 Delmar. (c65) Wills-St. Clair Sedan | tin dark maroen; 5 brand-new baiance tz388 _ so upholetery like new; all accessories , : VOR b-clase sutomobile at a low price. ; . ie : . , ” ° iL Ms &, * wheels ia . f T “ae ' ‘ et @°n * «% it * " - a ae! o* 3 ' era . | et ee , - eiaw f i7 A : : , en ' , Pi dabiihies = mechanic: mts. 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HEV ROLE I if}: oniniietinaiianisin ' — ly fust broken in ——T- "ours ated a goo as epi sages SOUT * CORNER CLARK AND ‘pai? * Ras 2 Re: arate Bi 6 a ng rerside | 284: 2d. se "i922 24 gs 58 Sine teas Buck. | £00 oie bargain Tre fully equipped tin : is. 2a . a ") ee a 2 erat THER Vs as ~ _ i HtY ROLE: . month: t . ‘ ~te #9. Fiiiand i108 5 a. ep tometer, apot light. a55 as rae gy. Prone : = pit iy D ft a eee See eras. I exces: kent: latest t Ptr ; » RELIABLE AUTO PARTS. any a . p Rs iy ' i? . we > *. . 4 ' ; > ze ’ : . . . o, . ' . ma ~ : . —eaemnan whe 2 : ,Ar -i ‘ , #4 eae . “ ~ . — pretin ‘ r 2 GL ASS SRILE CUT " . sec Pu - - ‘ : b= 1 3 #2 n> rard we ed i ws ‘oe 4 af? us! ; 7 Vee te ow ie .E 8 TOURING : = 4 balhi os *, | ED et ret pret pret pret et pet et a she mnt ohn vba da pew a , - 4 ae oo eS ae "lr hei uaht tr tee > is * gry a ‘* WILLYS-OV ER! AND bh) _ lac a at 2k! cE mir 4540 2 Winewhigo . “i " . ‘ ‘ . te a * ? ‘ . 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Coen Welnenday M We } , > caeek Gee tee OR 10 wen trucks, all styles; + OFFERINGS SRE: 46 as ae, on he a fb hg Zl {in our shove ang carries new car | ¢7=s. 2860 M IN | C2ll CAbare 9684 fed | _Tops Por iam oo Sunday Sp Cai Sale ; nit eee pee $242 St. Louis at ee ee ee Rebuilt. 1 to 5 toms. Dumps and stake| New Forts "Eso te S450, all Special | shi : hes = es == | , ; > - i} > oz >: , ourt my 5 2. OR ’ ie -% a. Tin eters ono me Ue da hat ace - sale on Fords all models. . rri wis Ups Pete" cee” sie pal condition: $65" Eee S140 ORD Truck. is ton aw: Biz OTHER MAKES P viock trom Tien fenee | eer Same Mere a ‘ oe tees type aoa | ; = ~ ane ny Sarna ees a OS . , et Excelle M 2 : Ong | POR Tiere rly 1 QR As ‘iuding Forde 100 pr SSESSED CARS a “ « . , ¥ ‘ 4 . 4 | 4 . ru » ls a3 SON ER 4 me 1A = i . ~e 3e0rahie ' . at ney ae 320 Faston r ‘ Rea. f Pawer caeiala a Ford i-ton trucka, Ford ——*~«. 3 - fomenn 10 r 3 sRan (oh = =— ee ro be Garfard ; dump trucks, Ford coupes >Y BARGA! 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Bobby, the orang, drapes himself in poses that Rube Goldberg never : | Ey ’ ay et dreamed of. | is | 2 a . pr if Dra «. e And TESTAMENTS ok ae gee i a Hans, in repose, looks like a comic opera lion. FAMILY ALBUM = A sooty mangabey, once a free citizen of the Republic of Liberia, but now an ex: plorer of the end of his tail. Trapeze artists and slap- stick performers. Vaude- ville performance daily, 9 to 5. Admission free. By a Special Correspond Cartoonist . Post-Dispatch Sunday TORO! HARL gee Fitzpatrick fe Se nated The adjutant a EO el ¥ : wy) Oo «a oa he , raved oi WE hae? d ho he ef V h i peti ) q to chuck it all. ay Pe Pe eS 1S1 S e # > - mm. . ON . they Is business eer ery a e ~~ yy most bad? op ot at. et *~ a : the ned | ‘9 Forest Park ~ £Aa ft . A. ~- ae ] Pad bela , , : t “3 . Tih ; . Se yy Jae Pe) ise bs dy yor attend Cages and RR Roe Tih te , GES, : f veal § " O28 ss 7; | » £ f by lated —-—— $2,000 4i- 6 A iy POR Gas A siete gl » er ilies: “if ‘ nsahineite snisarediw abiicadtlles pe pate be Pcmcsinghs Netelpiaacinc gene ee Rae The pelican. Returns Safely. ee — T he : . “Y | La: “4 share of pleasure out of his © ting! ' and put nothing in the way : p man who was trying to do th Religious entliusiasts of any it upon themselves to show him ternately exasperated him and Hie never was quite sure whet smile at them or throw them o «a good-humored man, so he w Only by smiling at the foibles encies of reformers was he at them while he was indulging hobby-——that of atudying hum motives. When, late In life, there cam Millar to make a will, he wa skeptically and atill pursuing p his passion for psychological -everal things he had becon on, was that, in the main, mong ‘1 than principles and that so-« ality of the milftant sort Is al for the jingle of a coin. Her the matter to a test and at th get in a satirical dig at the re he had no dependents or nea provide for, disposal of his nished opportumty to do this. 'e should not be present to @ Ptr ie when it wis sprung or to witn growing ot his experiment, he would « sophomore with a fling of levity. overcoats. A few weeks azo Millar died i3 As he had often done 8 -pent Sunday in his law offf through his beloved law boo «wer to some puzzling legal was seated at his desk consult reference when his head fell without a sound, he passed aw until a few days after this th opened and his joke, played and Protestants alike, made Grizzly. | ee —— ——e me a ow 6 a> * “e bree Rcddlidbe di ae mo ee *- * sb AR cel aN alta ti in dt B4 Oy - wa eee Cm age We ee pA, a ae nephews. oe aes was the joke \ OME years ago Millar, W of hie fortune throug vestinents. as a side 2 EE oer ne ae — practice, obtained con in the O'Keefe Brewe fine the brewery wae about $1000 “a day. ibition it never ceased and, while Millar reduce stock in the establishme of the large items of his mi + tye ipa nected TE ie aap Bik Api one momar *» do with it? left it to the preachers a Ee Bae iam will bequeaths all bre portions to Methodist nto conference who are f nee Order this arrangement there led joke Methodist been the most zealous What the 25 of them <t a PORE GAD WO = Wey pM ee AS ene ‘ nid ee = Soin i n + ao nk to do with a controling Widely known brewery lem which. no doubt, wil answer That {s the f ~ seme id ed Ea yr. es « apegtal 8 SGA “ other barrel of the jo assocjations of the O Ce Nag foundation hv the xe have been largely FE <eneral manager, W. T, ing Knight of Columbus. ‘orking for Methodist mi hankemen Since Kernagh ee ee a ee Fee wa at ety wee oy re) : cs “SUMmably a good general OB : « ee Evelyn, a member of the younger genera- 4 , : ’ 7 ' & allie bec views t e tion, complacently exhibits her profile. + Fe ; arkueqd. Wil ty soundest o world. “served av’better fate. Frie “Re if he rill be fired and Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 5, 1926. bet eee. ' bodes |

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ree I LALT iit * 9nd TEITAMENTES On. ey, once a tree citizen of Liberia, but now an €x- the end of his tail pr At * MILLAR MILLIONS By a Special Correspondent of the some good Methodist elder. The situation RQ answered that the matter should not be de- technicalities often led him to dispute writ Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine may be tougher on him than Millar antict- layed, but if Millar really intended making ten contracts, but nothing could lead him to ve pated, but at any rate it supplies a religious another, he had already delayed too long dianute his wore TORONTO, Ontario. . ) lispute his word HARLES MILLAR mixup which would have delighted the cyn- | aw er l eaves PF Within a few hours he was dead. | “He had a queer, analytical turn of mind hated uplifters Of ica) lawyer. According to the terms of the Or une O It seems that Millar made several copies He wanted to look into the souls of peopl. ee Ciliates ae. document, the ministers must draw their of the will and that one copy was regulars and see what they were on the Inside wT . . : dividends and vote | he nagement 0 Vy) executed. While friends and relatives mays » he leane rere - taxed his patience, ste . we ware: Oman In Pravince O On- nis life he Jeaned to the conviction that av hope a later instrument will turn up, they é thee wave kien th the brewery for a period of 10 vears Of arice and greed for gold exerted the mos: ‘ a a ' iat . ’ ‘ ’ } ily Dienaibn ed cOurse, they may refus: (‘oc accept the be- . h e have no real evidence that any testament ex- profound influence on human activities He st Ait . s ¢ in : £ ws ; ’ ‘ . . , the nec} During hj quest but they cannot cept it and then Ca JO O Ca) S Oost } —_ ists Millar's closest liv ing relatives are two had a great respect for’ this influene: and _ — . . , O¢ necHk. 11s swer to some puzzling legal question He Millar owned report from Berlip , ant a hes td On ithe tion to get an education at the University a , , yee. steht ment Was hik last and is DOna T1de D ties ac : one day wait | an ‘and in e m rf 7. Was seated at his desk consulting a work of . ' concerning a family | ty : of Toronto While relations remained — aid Flanagan, ‘and tn # momen of i a3 : . a | seven s hares in tne . m . oay of nis aqeatn, it if recalled, he remarked e } " , ‘ 4 ; . crt pravado get inte qd ae Could WA 77 ’ ‘ r ni Pe 4 2 é reference when his head fell forward, and, : of 69 children borne 5 a a a Oe Kea Ae friendly, it is aaid, Millar never warmed up setae 2's ei: withoy tasou? Q he passe cj av \ It was ? rt Ontario J ot kK re Y VIENNESE BABY WHOSE | er one a" +} “1 to one oO! his associates OO; SOM: line Writ n ty any of his father s relatives after that liate His easily #3 atTivone eine \! “wu! x ii ‘. idl li t Tepe ii ‘ ’ Mz = Ph ame | t tc . ra @, ti ‘ . on ) 1} & I JLENneT. ; Z bide t a4 ‘ a } : i i : | Ciul Canada’s BIRTH BROUGHT MILLIONS. reminded him that a few years ago he had ) ment followed and het s made ¥ vt ; ' 1 } i | ™ i U ,, HrNAGA i a? a =. by > 7. {} aneial 4 acre sia qr} tsi ] ‘ i ei ; Wa iad ) ‘ Until a few davs after this that his Will was it would seem that i hat || A ‘ - ‘ish will.’ . even 1Le!? ie became inanclaily suctesks- ae ‘ ; “ ; ‘ ] ? ? ¢ } Te)-e \ ‘& rreyrr) bene ~ ) \ . a =f) ated if? ‘ mac i Ww a ie ermed a poor isn lf 2) : . ; . ‘ fi ; : a retpon A "7 ; nt HoOuL rf r : gv 3 oe) ‘ a: Opened and his joke, plaved upon Cathoilies oldes = A q SS ee a ell ly a nine-year total of | 7 ree ful. Miliar, however, had a Jegion of friends ' , ' -_ a | } } ” i 9 > sents ; — P ‘ % ? , 3 «| {pT} 4 ‘TW ; ; i r} : ad ‘ry fT ‘| ri @*?) : ;* “wf Pe: % shares valued to | a milion pounds sterling trom an eccentri mother was said to i Ministers. and in every part of the West . ‘ Ou © Pven wi 3 ” j I ° ‘ *) ; ' : if ' 7 * af : ry 4 (x7 oh P . ‘ ¢ 2 ’ roc at firg ? ry | ; s\ freer ‘ vs ‘ ; a : \ OME years ago Millar, who made mos day at about uncle, Senor Rivaz, the suives Ring Peru have borne four ern Hemiaphere, from Yukon to Peru. Many ciate at ne kept awi m ' racer 4 , dean theee veare ad Ne jneathing very | ‘ Sx Guus ‘ : a : : ‘ : ‘ } " . r; | Q ail an | yYedi ' it dy Af k. eves ¥ . ‘ ‘ “>? ( r ae ‘ tr ty) ’ ‘ ‘ e é of his fortune through shrewd In $3000 each. These eigen i : first sets of quadruplets thought he would remember some of thes aioe: 2 gi me ' atta ‘* : thing to his niece in tne event r ner rirst , ' es os ’ = ' ; ea , > 1é (ce € ° ry ° 1] . ‘ ‘ ’ i ; 4 i . ‘ . ‘ 7% ‘ _ “al f {} rece ive [ , t ‘ ’ hie s? -: $3 vestinents as ai side line to his shares the will be- child being a boy. If there were no baby seven sets Of triplets in his will, and a common assulmption Was P : | | f ‘ , . z . . ‘ , 1] . : a ‘i : asl . me OS Oe ; ; . : . ‘ , = , ‘ “Ww ak '¢ ai fy) \] ’ ~ ’ / } - m" te x ‘aw Practice, obtained controllipeg inte? queaths to t h € or the chid happened to De a Bit, nis whois | and 1G pairs of that he would leave a large amount to he No t [) ‘ “ f } a _ > ’ ‘ - , ran “mort ie ' - ry 1 iin W ae 5 } (}? tin ‘ j cy! ry? ‘ ; a Pet in the O'Keefe Bre werys here At three most promi- fortune was to &£ to Peruvian CMATIVICS twins Suc! —_ I'nive rsity of Toronto et friends and j i Wa i vigoorou (4 j i aid ——2 P ; ? ’ iy 7 ' ‘eal ' ‘ ; hie . * o that time the brewery was earning profits nent uplifters mod | mendous reproduc: Aima mia'e} were ft tye ] sappointe q A . pri ‘ ‘ rm? : ; 4 ‘ , : ‘ pie rat } Hiwwuiys fre Ti? cd epi? : ve W Tiert é vi about $1000 i qa Ip BpIte of and opponenis& of hey got was a good lauxthi # Millar »s JOS } : it i 2 n 3 . ” : . ‘ or . ; , ‘’ 2) “a? Wives inate! , pi a P 4 " fj r? ; = Oe | Hrohibition it never ceased to be profit racing in the Dominion They are W. B ; vues & t ps 44 ‘a } aris [LE hile Ss ah 1 IM the chal revmrre he would exctime meelf and | . et able and, while Millar reduced his holdings Ranev. former Attorney-General of Ontario J HILE Millar was an un — , —" ris . " 7 : . / ur . rie ro ry ric) fT at)» “al +t" ¢ li mtdtit we mi) ind ar Lee r rey reile ys f ci % ii Resse iis stock in the establishment « onstituted ~~ V how: 1} former President of the Privy acte! * WAR , 2 Tlieea i] ‘ ) | ¥ Ez : , : aa : . ‘ , ‘ —- q : f ae “ . ); if 6 « nr rs rr? ' ’ si} ry Vv ws wt — P . e : ‘} mas the large items of his estate What Council of Canada, and the Rev. Ben Spence ae ene CF Se acgeenteners fr ’ Ai ib, 4 F : “de ry 1 tT) tr ern | if gpood fellowes 4308 han . 4 ve r] ‘ fice ‘ rt ;MMae ii*é 3 oy do with it? leader of the Canadian prohibition forces garded him as the best of good ft é x 7 $ ae. i i ' 7 ul a-.-natnredad and tev evaded iis | \i jut an Lar * «)] 1 ri =! P ' e eft if to the preachers! Like the Methodist ministers, thes bene erous, £000ag-natured and ieve I b a ‘7 i) ; | ¢ ‘ »| ‘acing ivide standing in the legal profession was of th with a trem ious) S eg ' : - Will bequeaths all brewery shares in ficiaries must draw their racing dividends at iz i i ivileger ; bighest Many of the largest rat . ail verme mali ' . : portions to Methodist ministers of the and exercise the other privileges of mem ’ ea HH | >t, hey will do ; st it fj } oi Canada and the (nited States have et! Pa “ @mind e#erot ( thene conference who are members of the bership. What they will do about It is aiso ss . ; r 4 ry} As f s 7 7 ri¢ f ft) re) ' \' rj | P Vj , = ef : pe rié ’ : a ’ vA Orde: 2 question that is getting much discussion gages is services, anc ne wore ” ‘ . ’ 7 .* } > ‘ yy? ; -4 ’ ‘ ‘ y ‘ ' ¥' ’ ‘ as t : ' thy] ' ley :, re *t ‘condition of whateve case he undertoor Pa his arrungement there Was a dou bie- Possibly ? ie most Startiing cronait iT ‘ , ; iin : 7 , . AC shich di widely and always had an eve ope! rr spec * Mads - mice ‘d joke Methodist ministers here the will is the more serious clause whicn dis- ee een : witaahie ' : 4 Rae t ‘ ; 6 is ‘ is ; ; >= " ’ 4 9 _ ’ . ‘ ‘ P » . , j 4 4 ‘ ” bas ‘ ‘ 7 . ’ 4 " ; ‘ ; ' oer , . All of ulation When the Mackenzie Ris 1. hie Gid CA pid x i been the most zealous of prohibition. poses of the bulk of Miliar s fortuns Ali 0! ‘ | | ine os Se ae CDG, ints ‘ ; % anifie hanvesta to ¢ occurred a few years ago, he Was One amntagke OF any OMuis ' . ist What the 25 of them who qualify are this, aside from the specific bequests to he i ga niue 0 an +? was Ho! far the henefit of his = eral > ; . . . a’ . ‘ *> 2 7 £ 1A ital fit 1iy*s q) eTiLei ° UU . « ‘4 . . FON to do wit! acontroliling interest in ¢he reformers and one or two oOvne r items [ota : | sta fa aes a ae ” aE IS allt tential ie ; : - te lumnad under the ym record that he ever invested if & sini: a + ; | ae i Most widely know! brewery In Canada is &@ ing perhaps $15.000, is iumped unde UI Gat ng pate ARIS 9c ie ces a | aun ‘eas ae ee Problem } ' ; he esd] bie aw War , ‘ral heading of the estate, which com- O18 Ciao, OY . ore ‘ ; fas To S888 Whit no Ggouo Wiii nave an inie . Lene ral 1a . . . ps ac b- " .* ; ; ‘ry : é , ’ v% ri « ’ ? friend 3 t ris ‘ | ee j i e * ‘ os *"MNce its foundation hv the late Eugene October 31 Then. as soon as possible after 7” — . . is O'K — 3 3h are Bien eras 2 1935. tt and Orpen telis severa: anecdotes that 'irpw bie ad few ens es, DU! there Wae one ‘ As 42 f Ba ; ie © ; ) . , * > r ‘i a | -? o3 “> 1) f )} } ct 3] v. i it | { l ‘ mye Tee 1) areReis Ronan Carnot : saiaed peels & _ : } cone PY TADS gn iion | ‘ An s&s charac? prominiet , ifestant . Zed “ to. ‘ — — A P . a 7 , : : 1A ; ’ The 5 “0 il i ‘ i i Mj} ‘ ‘ *f€eneral manager, W. T. Kernaxtran, is a entire property is tt be solid ane és and method A Tt | t 1 tf ie V ar oa nt for - 72 : > ; , ~ Rai ti a ‘ s* - fe Madin , , ; } sr 7 : eros t; } > 4 Orr eT mt the iareces 2 ay ug Knig i of { oO:uUmMous NN iv ii®é Vv ceeds aware d .) tne ih} } : Vi ay Was rr) y oot frien 4 f ? {i . ¢ r! gi? ‘ | nis yORe A : ef a az ” Working ¢ . ) — hiidren horn in the province 0 : ; i oe, —o ¢ . rir A bys T- ‘ Li . 4 + alee men ~ nee Ke ronaghal had hee?! (ontario VW it? ; me HNikgé ve a pf 1 ited A er ad noire ne ¢ ; imine “ ‘ ~ ’ “ f ne ’ ’ paris’ t. =a oP) 5.5. Lo ’ ' oe Presumab)y , | _ he held in celebration of the occa- 1 roe ee ‘ ;' ee t haseianis a eo00G penera manage. if mia quet Wiii Oe era | sisisat maid rit We re Leé nad j writter onitrars ’ : a) . - nt get hia ae er; de on a 7. ¢3 , P . : ‘ a . ~ «i ‘ ’ Bs Served a better fate Friends are wonder- with a check whi beyond doul —— f \! H " . ¢ ‘ -“ Y “— * ‘ * ' Yer ; ’ f bal 1 ee % ‘ ; : ities ae fi » { y . a] ‘ 7 ss ) ‘ ai TS ng / he w be fired and supplanted ns iar ge epous f nig Kt hi L Tui € poe nden eee

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REL! | aude Nowlin Has Spent Four ie ris Years in Pursuit of Four Del- bono Brothers, Who Killed His : Boy on a Missouri Road—T wo ~ | Are in Prison and One Is Dead. ¢ we tape my —_ «=n =p ame ae ose an a == _-es «= «= «2» =@& - = — — « © ~~ es ° 4 By F. A. BEHYMER ‘ ei ‘ - & Of the Post-Dispatch Staff = 3 . a + K) & 7 . a he ale Ya 1. 1, . . 5 OKLAHOMA CIT OKia na ‘ : HEY stood at thé ' train gate in the st : * ' . de ei ~ 4 at i Pusd ' be a . pa : ¢ Ye _- : ss a 4 I ~ 2 | ; t + . ‘ > . a = 4 " 4 : ae 4 4a ss Ga ’ i ae or a iti &O! | r . vw aes 2 aanananan | a going aways it i ‘ if - ; Be : _— . 3 eee - A. - 7 ave Hoon e ef | Sem, the c Thine something like pre- ’ | ' ' : Mi md : tion that made i ; . — Ps a _ . > > r . 4 . a ae . _ - ™ ‘ ~* #4 J = § is paration | had seen the man in Missouri the night of 4 ° o _ oe ™ " : : narcer to tu (oa . _ au ee ii r r x murce WD the other hand severa of ef rhe DC} S&S Saat rit au aff. r+ a HePrin Pes 4 a PA e he did not fee 7 ; Now it was time for the train to start - . {,;,o0ad ¥, Ga d aaid the be ‘ P ‘ | a (Land +\y enn £7 q * = 7 4 2 FVUU VY), BV: . . ~ Thev clasped hands and ¢ : boy, for 4 all.that he was as big as his father, threw = e of an army a} MG 7 al Gj A sseC him en ok - hurried away t the train. waving a fina t fareweril r ba bs + -- ’ a ‘ The man. who was Claude Nowlin, gen i eral counsel of the Southwestern Bell Tele- 3 vr} eter 3 wr i Perms 4 °° > :* > ed - = r ese , «i 4 : Ne . . ~~ 7 ns ue, ai a. . - Fa 4 i turned to his home s joneliness ameilorat- cs ed somewhat by recollections of the good a * ‘ snrh rh, r hp AD hAnPEc ? hn } ‘« 7. ro ne ad as WV . Ai > | o ° a a . 5? & ‘ ' re ¥ i LA i he Oo is end Pa se,’s iftiO! S iy ( D S vyening 4 Au«eus oO lvéé trav- \ @i a of Witd a years aAcG F Bnk * ei ] : rs and hy whe n a ¢ oO! days - : re eh’ er it . iL & i?) Two Cars aet-. _ ere nea ius \ e- ,Pars in prison Se Dptences -s '‘’Ie NK ‘sey. sre a » ttoarit . aanppo tod Ae “~ Dae = on * : a - » = a i” * io Po hw i? a 2 > as ~ eee’ @ @ a > s ms Pe Ti J aii * a | ees | - ser a s iV sei. , . + e > ; 5 = 7 > } 3 eh. — »f - Se 1?) La -- fo. e- * '? - 2 , ~# - = - 4 > > ; > 7 . ~ - iO WOrk yeether as ey DaC piave Oget Wee , @€00 WH ert Were i wi bs I Cu 11s ADGS. OU insteac Of iBfilcting The shooting. at about the same time. & ; ma ey 5e see acaia a + , > eh 7 - "7 +. qu _~ + . s?ia ~ 4 = g _ er 1 be ToRetner Wars ' here Was m- Ora « t r ore for hor? nrienn - Chreiann - } , oe ‘se 4 2% : . e _ i i : = Fc : © lied Lac S Wh iAi © 4 Ss 6 i” oe - - ' r -. Pal _— 2 ad jefe 0 A FaODe ated Will 4 ve — we = as a ~*+ 1 +h . ar tho a oe? ir kic _—— : eS ** » —— asa . Mi meser. 7 ~ ow = ea? - — a wr = a ° _— oo + an : : : sort im toat for ¢ At in Rls ionei! A ca th Dinding neadiighis ca a ms were not the measure of punisnment Delibona fas also believed ' ave grown paive expiained in de +. Te to ana ove 28 v #2 _ > _ ‘ | > f . ness ne then It crowded the Huds ft of e felt was their due. As ese jut of the Nowlin murder. but Cheioppi re fore’ th imber of Dep : ke > . th nw F" A* - : ~é ‘ ; | . : ** . Fd T ‘* ~ vy ~ > lL, —™ ~~ >> — a. | , e — a - — 7 _ adeAaAmy . _ = bn . ~ é : Ol lers ame every Ween iWo me . Line ;oadc and itS Tris ea Ww Nee ppec “ wever © Wa&s elipiess Wlié A ‘ced to talk ‘ . cua? ¢ " - ; P| ‘i is - o>§ $ 4 ~*~ 4 Te - * * , - 2 + ~ , = ~* y -+ _ een +, i ast iew va " ) - © « ¢ - - TY ~ }. i 4 / ~~ es i a ‘ : en a iti é De con it c ack . Tri nN | 2s ar ii = - 0; : eae : Sine . ay ea 25 re sar Sais free by Jenkins, was trying each Spring- ‘one er wis * ? > . ——. eo ime y* + . ~ a _ a Oe 4 al - — -~s@} e ~Fn o ° 7 *hiak 5, ale. ° > “@ Bee . nr a -- msn? fT , s H + Fi : iit Wiaf was awake! , 7 Lis ci¢c-@- vv" as was | Sa SS SEF * Msstst i Wa oA, aaa aS } a ah r ~- .* t ~ TY? 7 ? Vie, ," ; ¢ . : : : : . am : : "(1 . ; * . a i 4 ea wh A o 4 4) ¥ . Lis 4 f- City was Jisa> ad and had +- deacen Be : " é ; —_ : ’ Bene ~ ra » > /*% . » 17 FF ’ — : ——— 2 . > . ~ P * . » 4 ; ~ . = ~~ © * ~ ) . 7 7 . nese ; nN red ares 27) rid 7 e meoof th ta? 2 “4 - . = heath ; t * , pnoobes Caéii me answerec crowsi.) Sweeney crove ul He had a shotgun Di fr the State ac & the eps fore Nowlin uid arrive train the maur- HMajtes-A. pes i-partnie 0 4 Pg It waa the hov'e mother . ~"olliines “-hirh +h 4 } ‘7m 13 4 @nr eh rin ~ +. . te > ~~ > #o . a . : 8 ih c Ss mother Who WAB * i Woienh nhac oeen use 3 snoo Pee r T er > had ‘ + , @ tf wa i: ‘ ; ; . ee : renga & raat : : — Be — . = “ 5 lerer nad been released With two yeare (Toni ire Do ind ° 5 - ~~ . st. ia “ j a? = | ‘ 3 | ~ ~~ eh . - ~ _ * 2, ~ e iGe¢ soe s&s li Kin 4 4 XN ? } iif y ‘ Tr ~ ane - Pro rr i 7 mae. rrna? XTi; 4 oq ‘ .) @ and aid ChOKINGIY, “NH. M.is Gead 4:00 wa He fi a shot in the di promised hims La would | est fforts nullifled, there was nothing for him mone n them sounds im > " . * = j ~ ~ ed ~ > . t ‘5 —killed— murdered rection of the departing car until his son's account was settied to the ‘tor - - Re - . Cari Delb Frank Delb — pisigenershs : . . . . . . He said afterward that the car was ¢ ttarmanet ar eisonoe ran ei5onc ) as "GS.U ~~ . ‘ +1. » x a as = © ~ e 1O*s _ r tnt. ta ~ , - _ » > 7s > : ~ ' pe? ' ¥ 2 * -Ts a i | ~ eerr oe we 2 ‘ 4 Lin2@ as 4 Ate. 2 es * U muc 7 a . 1 | oa 4 ° Mog , : a can | « yy . *> on - cr ~e . 7 J ** ‘ f = e ~ = e . . » prion - _— ~~ * 7 ™ 2 hae tween a man and a boy as there was be- expectation of hitting it. It seems. thoug Nowlin, then 41 years d ad achieved . the Snringfield sanctuary. left that city and $3 4 an -influentia : - = ems ~~ | - - ‘= ~ * tee .* s 3a . ’ sca at & -* ry ae . ad oe = 25 * : = i ry ° +4 . = - . Pi " ~ a i SiciijJano W . 5 er F&F —~s 22 nS was us ia ‘id MAP art ha Fe > % , oct ” - - mae = 3s . - 4 oo “* i) as ¥ as & ia ude N OW iin 7 M“ neb his 89 Th Waa > _- e R ut t~-* un S Was - ~™ ¢ -— o an ** . ~~ > ._* a - - . 4 7 a ~ A - a : t retook 4 _ _ z « > “2 ‘J ~ . a . > > > aa — + . ‘SF ' . \ Ld nis s+ e* * > - ~ = ° > TT : *s - " q ™ _ -- ~- — ———— - — nm — = + © > LUZ .™ — > ‘+2 ¥ Pat * ‘ = lied a a ‘ * . —— ed , , , i > " Jims grocery [1 Septem De 1922 . 3 J urdered Never has t ere been a greater HE mend ee tae ta©r We = 33 TD . 800 ~ nem se Neerred — tre stone “way r iarted ‘4 t e ; + -« + ‘Orr ; ¢ 2 : : a aay petit wit | ond boarded at Jim's hous ya nr ™m tie aod his wife nad attencec Ba m set- 1. investiga lion * orru , r . ~ . > i / > . . — , r og = - . 2 devotion to a dead son's memory or great- 4 Oe and ar De bon = aD that it ad be served 4, that his fas eae me ee Se “= . aig . ie . eae as. Se ne that time. which covered the date of ips of Siciliane oa South Haletesd strum ery conceivable way & er determination to avenge his death coai miners, and Henry Dazev. a >? abor had brought him chee it eo oe " = . ’ - ' “are wv: a: @ : ~ a “u* LL. Sis fi. it FE iz : Tor kad entered *heie car to go home wbet *+ hanknotes at is poli Par “aur vreare Cland owe) h 4 : ) the Now murder, waa W a away for ,ney mac entered (heir car (0 £0 20m ue , angaqgees ; 4 : For jour vears Claude Nowlin has spent Moundsville, Missouri =am Was Criving STing him. would be smal! price to pa * ay ‘ee Pe ae eens “ ee — 4 : : . |e ‘i — etait: hance ad ied ine 7 : ~* re =? (oe ‘ , . ~ # > , a ae in é * stenpedc ut of the s7acows anc vv - -" . . . al - 4 ? > *- - m nd “~“F ~ . _ TT) . 3 r +4 nial ae e ie . : .* side = ar sever snots we e donate ?508 an ‘ . . “ “= , . « T {fo an ae 4 wah : 3 os : Ju + ¥* | @i in running down the men who murdered his the Delbonos picked up another brothe: hie slain son ’ Where was William's wife an a au . : ; = s *& 4 ~ es ‘ = I ; me | Te de - a . ehat Wit} fired ¥ ae. Bilandc Was £...e¢¢ achools, and he gave f , i ot Site eh ciiiiieait » ‘tel ie Delbono’s trail was s The she four months that William was workin fired Bian enoo ac | Sa son All of life that may remain to him Frank, and Supp.ied themselvee with weap- To the assistance of county and Sta’ , 7 as strucs : ‘wwe 4 Wiliam Was WOrking 3 4 } : > ' side a — ” WM ot BS = “s mo +S Sy a.” im Cn wer = tine at ** “o - o ’ -- . . . 7 Vi y * . ry “a? > rl Zz ft 0 am + ae - woman + * nr 4 a 0 z 4 nd * Do bs 2 ee ; . = * ~ o = > + - s ae ~ aaa & . as Ww = > . ~ ¥ — és sss 7 rote »« Le + Pr i; "4 ? ry? " => oT) - , - vant = os . - athe os ase ° . ‘i— » ie . > Si _— sae . L we and ail of labor s rewards that may come ons and r¢ rned the acene ficta 2 generous!+ giver he added the mn a a: a o¢ © as J 4 Buu Siecevilis aivsii 3 Use S F ’ mM him . ¥ , . ‘ st ~ m™ & UV WDal ~ =o sat Nee we Xa > 42 _ 4 - Hoot ering at Rnrin rfisia r* .. wr P's oom ahr ig ed ig i aac Aore al anre) 4 ™ 2 ~ 4 oe ~ ace ce was Josep? Deibono =e ‘Be 4« and i + 1sica) orwaol 3 to him are dedicated to that purpose His A passing automobile had taken Mrs ice of detective agencies And always b+r zi eatin 5 2 06 i, cul Salle ae Hand wis SOTUSEES 215 BLUUIGETS au TCA 1.5 _— . s i ~ i tn hire ~_ ‘ «at, “ae aes _ ‘ _ ’ a ; ' ~ : me osace wit” a ¥ pter ron itcense "O00 e WwoeTe 2ee -lerk and soarcer xent rie fam- The See eect : f Deibono has not 5 - “ “zz a ; Loe arse fasiiii fai * may bring to him are all that he canemploy farmhouse. Holman and Sweeney went | go wherever a clew might lead. He had , sie 7. , ere nis ciel uc Doardce! pt his fam . : ~ a4 a sas . a a™ « * ~ ~ sae & - > ‘ Ne I : | . = : --* Lom | a3 : in the pursuit the Ford car for assistance. leaving Henry duties and responsibilities which he could ~*~ Phe Springfield author! ee = § ang orpoas ; ¥ Y ~ ~~ > . . ese a & aaa C — we & * ~~ . ~— > saa Wi SS | 2 pe ch » . > - z = ; ‘ . " , 3 = P 4 y. al a. j Se . . ~ > - > 5 - ; + . “ — = » » 3 7 J M © a one “* wa’ »* tho 2i-e sk of Hy o. take — a> a 4 . , - Lorifis ‘ Sheri’t ) ames BS i orn t‘oatif a © tra es 7 Th. J De = re 4 \ . s*% ag J boo . ,egRgeTS War oT ** ma’ ~h o G8 ie ™ B +. nee eae Oa rin — —a. ; ka? Dei- a born From the first ther were the accident. saw a car come up and stop as m as possible. he utilized airn! afte he notification was re- Del bono Phe appearance of Brown was a Mariotti What matters is that Joe 4 . - > ~ ‘ aoe = > aa oe = ai we \ O22 = > auwsat® OG nw Bis ‘ 2; ; Pr iaAnee } ’ ; — 1 — é ‘ : , : — aN é - —— . = : ‘ . AOR SO ae ; ~ - = 7 f)} ° 2 3 pais and piayfellows For his He heard a voice, in broken English. sa ‘ wher d eived. found the Westcott car mystery hich nobody took the trouble tc pono, who is believed to have been the one E NOT only arranged ; & me eearu Orc in oroken Eng:! 3 fiyin rherever he was calle Gein: ; ' = = : a $s va . : S Laii " ; — nein mee 4 a" —_ i M who fired the har shar illea o Vv Now- — ~ eters it tse i ei sons sake, Claude Nowlin stayed a boy. For “We come back to kill you.” There was parked beside his own. He set expiain. this James Brow ved at Arma 10 fired the shots that killed Henry - B Seis = Pt 2 ad ‘ ee a a i 4 ’ Pat | a , lin fe dead "har ° flin af ¢ ¥ *. nke t ? * his fathers sake, Henry Nowlin was itm- the ring of courage and defiance in the T Was a . Gal . . Geputies to Watch it, and when Kansas. the home of the Delbonos’ parents 10, 38 Geac Whatever flip of fate ma a free drinks to all + . ~ be > \ A Aas Bm is ~ AS os \ ee eTi°= + Ps ~ . int rai Coat ne and af . * : 1 > ar" . oe ‘ ta . oem es ha 5 ; ' «= T4 ~~ oe ‘ Sed ~~ T ~ od = - * all os - ‘ et ¥ CH 2 Cri but ed to ta : e OD nr vos 4 ~- ; - 7 7 3 patient to De &@ Man bovish voice that answered Oh. 20. Fou is ren were . swin Two a iittie Italian. accompanied by where Joe and Sam went after the killing ave con — wis as sOonsumma * ‘ . : oy . os : m - " >= » . - ne we _ ee as 4 a ed z i tek, - a “¢ ' : h h 7 7 th * + hn : . 9 2 - _ and *ro » th ual - Sti { ide Nowlin | tisf} st Feeneh 1 7 When he was 17 the boy was sent to the won't kill me Five or six-shots were fire dersized Sicilians. not differing great a woman and child came to it and from where they winged their flight aude Nowlin is satisfied . ! wines or Bix snots cersi Sicilians, not differing greatly Deib 1] seare - . » me % 4 . ad + . - ~ g . ek ie eh 3 ? - ssouri Military de t ino Wh ) : » teste ene a | ie | rother-in at De - : Sam Delbono is st ree ty 7 s bis 3 Mi BC asa Military Acacem’ - Mexico When and the car spec away ons their appearance oie ~haracter ded *y arrest.ec nim ie said ne y s is a brother-in-law Ot FY Db Del bono ose ~~ 4 hae * . ws Ww Lue€ e . j ? =| 3 : y — = rr ‘Gu Vi Coa. eacrerisiics ‘ for hi ) : he came - s was Wil a Da eel 5 ocen Da- ¥ Wa Waa aceused of complicity in t OT im g£oe8 oD am 2 indy =. , oe ' esas — a Wea & * tes — -4 WU 4 se : > " D m thousand other Sicilians Were , o . . + . ° + i : — - - bh 2 5 es . » =A > i‘ bd ~~ . back. Straig ot anc prow ee his Holman and sweeney Came Sack nNresent + a a + P 3; J i = A . e 3 uniform ‘ yr he han: i+h ; yy ° . $ Abad s £as ne YVrOURotT Hnogore Wit sim > an¢ Roth halled them and "0 ial eee S n | . : tha atte mae + w a us. — (¢*¢ d 2 © . ; ba z°aa . , Lof¢ ¢rim 2 as acauitte a ; eM age : : ing somewhere. knowing them- a ae ” equittec. 4 | : { & ; one ee > ¢ Tor b a 4omwy =~ . ~ -” - ~~ a ‘ : 6 . laG veen one of the editcers of the academy e had heard rhey found Henrv iving 4 as ae: ’ ' tit@rin a Said Ais ems was in VAK 2.85 four vears ave passed ~ + “~ ~ ~ > a ‘ . 4 . ; a : n oA silat ) oro suit, s ~ tis} 1om + 98 a : A . - : gedead selves hunted. able to count upon , wemean Bays cig Seo cae 3 ae dy . - ered ) ’ . ai & -™ « - = a | 7 > : Chicago since enry Nowlin was murd - eaod tf Viowt fr D football! star and h Seo tw, ion of i. , D 4 » -arTriec paper and a football star and he wore two e road He had deen shot twice in the the aid of the Patent leather shoes and carried La b a4 a coid medals that he had won head and once in the breast The bullet : T yt (of ad : 7. ; have rs ore ty i#. - | mt 4 Y. e* = > ? ; ed - - > cs 7 5 nr : . Bs _* : were meager revolver His wife and child For the State of Missouri the Ju ~-8U0G Nowlin the} aanG 3 on ~ a ~~ + i 2 +; ‘ well dressed witnesses were Milt Gould of "Ot .Deem years of healing. His grief s. some irs of Geta vate seeing agit yt ebiel , '. . ° . ‘ | 4 Ne .a..€C iO Gesatror was veg ; : “ — “, 7 i) oe He stayed a month in St. Louis with his wounds were powder-barned. showing tha? e ‘ i s™ + sa - as Ws ‘14 ® se . gq pocr 24 ¢ 4 oe os ? o a es 4 - - ‘ owe r a . i+ , ” ‘ss mor vt 4 4 , 4 ae ’ ‘s ; ye father Hie Was to spend the remainde the ahor hed haan *ro - wf — ' | tata falltawin th Pittabure sass *Gremer Sherif? 5 wae ass lage: His only omfort — ¢ rg ie ‘ > ad i 4iid _. ; _& u3aG OFfe hr fired a Cc, ose range snapshot of Joe Never iid hunted men 4 nmed aLP._Y a \ iOW._og ~ ae s bk SOUS Kansas ‘ rm et a ae sad _ ‘ Xu a . - il s aa Berane wre his vacation with hi : Q e mother Virs | Ww Te : a At eemeet ° 4 Rs of mone — + thor he - na , of Cr wirord Count’ Se ebiste ; Carrying on spending simaelf and the motner, Mrs. J it Was not until after midnight that Mrs hide with better rig! ) mans arrest there oegan anc = Views eun = waesn & ee ne me rasa cit s: sa ae ae + ; ; s 7” - 4 4 i; + . , e , § om : ; . - ee} | h» + | . ; e : i he een ee ‘ pos Sr ™ - — AF Oo ws ~~? _— hen A - —— > z ’ 2 Holman a' Tulsa . kliahoma He was Pav Holm Db distracted with rrie "oO ected her. ey er Wou 3 he fauna continued yx Pr ordin ry ac- A mH vv eo » * > . ° wig e Seleia ee i ;ves. —— ing P ba > Fone Ty! rronm hi father 2.9 Ty siog , rd : , ee ee . P . r mn ona : ‘ ws : | '(- * on al «7 ¢ ~ ene A r : ; 5 ing ‘ iw sa a sia is .a& ue accom panied Se | Sutiicienriv to notify the ov a father There was hone at iret that —_— iil tivity in the Springfieid [ta " : Rarker former anowe ss J ©Dnacing , Tr ag 4 —* a > ‘ s ot + 44 _ + as - ‘2° Ge j 4 hi . s 4 r , he - ‘" aa o Te . . . + oe ea - sila el 5 4 . 1 7 ’ ~, * bh * i ee oe tb - ~ ‘ J ~w na oe Ser Ge Lae SS Gate it was 1 ociock when she got Nowlin on the ers would have the heip of Sam's finger- an colony im his Dehaif, led wwe a0 e memory of my se. , ~ | the 4% When the bov wrote his last letter to his ‘ine and ‘sid kim hae teat anon read ty ' % 6 a ase na cali 1 hwy Inkn Ptern Trallan Cone’ i@ Says It is the least that I eas de. I prove | P fetter to fis ine and toid him what had occurred. He prints in the quest for him. He had been °7 “07% * icc, ttatan vonsu 9 By ~~ + tame 4 tis pones ’ fath ad e~ . 4 os ° 4 = nation 3 2 ae ~ ae + wv io : : father from Tulsa. he pected to return tec tarted at. to drive to N +, bi Perso! suainted with °¢} ~ ct to do that if r r . ‘ : ‘ Tu s ex pectec & \ reiurn id . ar*ec } Ba once ™ .* 7 J as he a 4 @ wr sth - ‘e we - ‘ a —_ a . j — _ a ° i i » oe a = im 4 ‘ - ‘ part- ¥ fh TO! anothe! visi oetore eons D ck LO in an : _is@ ar mired {own before “2 nm dq yy era faker kT. wo fsovern men? Was aan ~ 4 ‘- Sv is Fyernor =Mai s adminia- é asked ni zu 5 to te. of their : a a i se & as : & +6 bee na 5 the [tallan voting n& a 3ay more than four y rs ago. at . | ia ‘ e 4 é a 2 ‘ ie 3 P sent a Dia ~A for = a+ 2 ba eben ea ba Ke -@ / . ie ; 1c = “ ” : — . . e pl D as orm d for a motc ‘rt DY ral! the Hoaition that the identific rita Tiarks 5 On predicted tat the req Ui- ae ie De gate iD eo LOui X nion Stati 40 ' : - >» ya ’ & +e as ee AL? a 2 * He did not notify his father of the change it p 7 + hie 608. s tify his fathe f th chang _ am 1 a tb , He raised his eyes to the aad ft of BM ie 57 mien \ ene ja4G Heen ca.ied into the mili- . . J Pa ~ ~- pot rai. + et 4 B i? i 2] > - 4 “ i. : ; - . Ps Oi: pian He would reach St. Louis sooner ROOF presented at the . t ee a a H ia guests ‘ary service were confidential and could not ei face , ; ’ 2 j a! Ran he was expecte e wWou :¢ lip ~— a @ 4 oi - aS i “a r m= mm @e . ; > - . -~ ~ . . . ; J : i a UUiG § eo ‘> nd ga‘ -areg At? »% N win a id ye ety Sioyed ‘ys aerve the enda a. iatice a8 O11 ice Mist came into nem His . ” is : to his fathers office and ik 1 ith ee ee | | . a s , . - aa ’ \ w i i Witt e #P\ at . a a » te — a 4‘t*a”™ a on - . 4 : ‘ — _ : : alk in a the officiala pointed 0 » four This Gab ene of ety kieérances which twitched He controlled himself with af culty. His voice trembled “We were very close. He was ® ig boy, almost a man He kissed | ‘a me good-bdy st Was as though the years had dropped man, the father, stood aga® The hearty “Hello. Dad It would be a sur Deibonos. Two of them. Sam and IJoe eatin prise and great fu had disappeared The other two Frank Wiin The boy's parents had been divorced. His and Car accused and nroug ht to search went an Hie part tn it w carried r . mother was married again to J W. Holman fria.. tried to clear themaeives by imputing on from Om ne , n ge . nnd tt , agelovegage en an Oklahoma cil producer Holman had es Rete oh, » n from lahoma City. whither he had i s* ~~ * Oem e - .- ™ i ~~ « ” encountered, but no hindrance was eS «Treat enong’ to Weaken hia ae we A ce My a, RE OE es MR had eaca ped noved An airpiane Dtlot Was almoe?t con- some business up in Missouri. so the auto- - . ~, . > the auto and who were not expected ever to be cap atantiy at hie caii Aside from foillowtne obi] tri r - ty tient clined mobi] rip Was arranged The party Waa tured 4efinite clews he viatted all the een) en co > of al ~~) - 7s . ’ a ha ‘+ ; a nm pe mposed of Mr and Mrs. Hoiman, Henry They were convicted, however through no Missourt and Kansas His agents 5 * , a + - i ——s . a | his brother Robert 12 vears oid. acd “ K the eff Irts aft NO in who had e aA tn a i | ¢ , é : 40 AaG wed [to searched ail the other coal campe in the SWeeney bus! ie? , = m ¥ Ee . = / . i i - a we ee re, a : he She eee © a. + figs oF 6 fat ee ; en te « OS eo

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ne — wFA |) — —_— er —— i a ZZ = a. ee —_— ce ad - , ——— er a ——— SS one ; —~ geeggenene et _-—- pen ana aoe, = _ _—-~ - - en pesnaye ™ ~ —— -- ae ~~ - “ — ae , f —_= n custody, : it W. ("arr and Mrs who knew Delbono wel) : n asked if Joe Delbono was in rned toward him as he gat and looked him in the eve and his face and said oe Delbono id something about the sacred accused person, and took a re. oon When the hearing was aid he had spent some time jn Pp law was thus and so. The de- @ was required to make strict demanding State had offered f identity, but only one witness man in Missouri the night of On the other hand, severa! of countrymen had testified that Springfield at the time. Th: hus and so, it was the conclu- executive’ that the requisition be denied lazed Missourtans departed O and his friends jovously their way Delbono called e Sheriff's office and his 8 returned to him in token mity which should subsist law and a person who had en- enefits at the hands of the Gov- sition officer. unted up James Mariotti, who deal about him and might have him, and shot him. Mariottl. ed, was able to say that he had Dy Joe Delbono, alias William A that he had been shot to sea! cerning the Nowlin murder ing, at about the same time, ot 1, who had been associated with 8 also believed to have grown owlin murder, but Chceioppi re- DWiin, when Delbono was set Ns, Was trving to reach Spring- plane in which he left Oklahoma abled and had to descend. Be- could arrive by train the mur- en released With two years’ led, there was nothing for him 1@ the wearv search no, perhaps figurine that there ha thine as abusing too much ‘ld sanctuary, left that city and cago and, under the name of ndo opened a restaurant On his vear, poetic justice overtook d his wife had attended a meet- ans on South Halstead street tered their car to go home when pped out of the shadows and tv the car Several shots were hael Blando” was killed. ands right name,’ the woman ice. ‘‘was Joseph Delbono. He led Henry Nowlin.” mg of Delbono has not been ex may have been just an incident! ZO bootleggers’ war or it ma‘ eprisal for the killing of James What matters is that Joe Del- believed to have been the one e shots that killed Henry Now- Whatever flip of fate may buted to that consummation, lin is satisfied. bDNO is still free, but the search on o > . . . than four years have passed Henry Nowlin was murdered. or Claude Nowlin they have years of healing. His grief Suaged. His only comfort !8 spending. himself and the his labors in a quest that ding pat to the memory of my son,” t is the least that I can do. ! p that if necessary as long as I ym, gently, to tell of their part- more than four years ago, at te in St. Louis Union Station. eyes to the portrait of his son, School uniform, on the wall of Mist came into them. His face controlled himself with dif- voice trembled: 7 Gee, . , , Be was a Ost @ man. _ . He kissed p though the years had dropped he man, the father, stood again iStation midway. .. . The OY, almost a man, straight like si 4 ‘as passing through the train ng, for he had tarried too long. ving his hand in final farewell. X - — ——_—— i teenie tie eee ee ne een me aS te een cate tt A _—— a ee eee = + —— = — ae - -_—=- By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch PARIS, France WOMAN'S ambition has led to a sensSa- = tional election scan- , Mm dal in France Py \ I The wife of Baron 'e Maurice de Roths- 4i/ child was anxious to be called ‘‘Madame la Deputee’ and to puil a few strings ir French politics So she persuaded he} busband. who is a kind of good-natured dilettante, to become a candidate tO n Chamber of Deputies Baron de Rothschild had no parti or or Kanization to support him, but h has a large fortune, and under the guidance soine professional politicians Ne plunes into an orgy of bribery and corruption thie ike of which has never been seen in brance., and may never be seen acain Il had to give a few wifts to the poor ne naively explained in defending himself e Chamber of Deputies after his first election “How eould anyone with my name hav cone otherwise?” It happens that nearly all the 100,000 habitants in the hilly and sparseiy settied Hautes-Alpes department on the Italia: frontier are poor, and the way Ne showered money on them sounds like a Cinderella efor He bribed one rival candidate to with- draw from the race He bribed an influential Soctlalist Deputs named Cluzel to Knife the Socialist candi date and support him And then, according to the Chamber's of- ficial investigation, he corrupted the voters r in every conceivable wai He openly laiiG- ed out banknotes at his political meetings, he sent new unifornis to ail the town fire- en, he donated pirnos and moving pictures to the schools, and he gave subventions to all hunting, fishing and sporting clubs, town bands and musical organizations, agricul- tural and mutual! aid societies, without for- ketting all the large famiilies, the poor fam- ilies and orphans He would arrive at his meetings with a Suitease full of 5 and 10 franc notes (?] NOT only arranged with all the sa- on keepers in the department to kive free drinks to all citizens of vot- NZ age. but he supplied his supporters with ¢} : . me finest French wines , es fencpl } Ts Baron de Rothschild himself owns the fa site >) . ‘ . _ . » 4 on . , he 3 } mous “Romanee’’ burgundy vinevard, which " " ty Se } i* . + ; } . : bs 4 nherited from his grandfather, and his Pole j } in & Pialives own two noted clarets—-the “Cna ’ - ‘ MS ry? } iy CHu-Lalitte and the Mouton-Rothschild ‘* me sent thousands of bottles of these LOce “ , , ‘ } , > ; . at SOM €¢ ve & 0] ¥ it ci} | i: UR }? ? PIC less yhelp flgent f im, and they dia ? ? | a" . ’ : & . 3a" 7 ; t : , ‘ nr \ ’ , i lt mak? I nt Mit I a7 ’ ik arxerts rie nired every uv; , : ; _ yh ‘ . ‘ cou a a | r )? ’ , ¥ Q+ ‘; ’ i nis Oppone nis of transport ry . . } are ’ a ’ + oOWners A i g price b ] ‘ rh« ? é vue ‘ ted an WOU i \é ‘ , cj w lets ae? ¢ + i | the ,a ’ ‘ . unre }4 . > ‘ rié a Tres t? a? lit ; ’ Ke Huutes-Alpes fro a tie , i‘? v r , \ + a 4 ~ ’ > z I hey! ts and ' t “ Less ’ Sil on ; | ee "ys ~ vesetiga ing COTO +e Pea t's \ VWs ear i ’ 3; ron CG he .aen. : “A ‘ ’ ‘ é& . vA ‘ We cen WwW WoO \ ‘ e in the a ent “ - 4 i-bearing brook, Pat WOU 4 * VA tli =e The 4 i rewe . ’ roa. rié ‘ ,F 7 i 1 ; . , = 7 ~ # i “ rr \ , ? ', . ’ ’ ; ‘ > o bi as F Oiue witness, w the department cejyedq SOU day Baron in Augutst, ‘ Yr aaneater imne@u LOuUSs tniere Was mis cainpal iron) fis Incidentally. i... > * } i Is Reneraii 200.000 .- nr tr. ryt? eno! mous into fra? Baron roar 7 rr eialiUs di ‘ : yt al q 3 hn os ie - mannK #! -q Fie Vib ( ia { Pinanctl Came ass hot! ne War st ; e 7 Ge } vv ‘ Rave Bauet Ala c , ' ws . ; , ~ ; 5 + , . 2 af Rothachild was elected Deputy had been vainiv summon- he stork believed that he spent ove French Chamber EXPELS A ROTHSCHILD Ambitious Wife Put Good - Natured Millionaire in Politics —His Lavish Campaign Put a Poverty - Stricken District on Its Feet. Paris after Waterloo had been fought powerful and re The father died in 1812, and 10 years Spected men in later, Metternich, the great Austrian Prime l'rance today Minister, gave the title of Baron to all th: The two neph- Sons. ewe of Edmond le Nathan Meyer Rothschild, who went to Rothsehild London, proved to be an even ereater genius Mauritice-and than his father. Henri are not He not-only organized.a syatem of salling nade of the sam boats and carrier pigeons to recelve finan stuff ass their cial information from all over Europe, but great-zreat-grand- he was present at the hattle of Waterloo father Bauer of and hig couriers reached London two hours Frankfort ahead of the official news, which enabled The founder of him to make a great coup on the Stock EX the; dynastV Was change ail wool nd a His son. Lord Rothsehild. became one wo! -ard wide but As Paris cartoonist saw the Baron | ’ ? a * are mauce if of unt | LJ ‘ ‘ rift vA ne i nit j ar " Nn + pp! , ‘.,,,4 f ~ i 4 “A e ] A ci Vig a? I ‘ ) i r pre t iu & ts at ix , fj 4 , Vv -) J rodcucing mis ¢} . t Orate Expense | , ‘ cr | ? 4 ¥ ‘ A lj i REMI - Te re al , , ‘ . oo aa *- * ri .¢ g . p died has put out and tired ? . é-\y = ~ 1% , rne “ ? ? re} . fy™sé v v, f q ‘ ‘ » P , iiqrnve pm J) 1 anid & ' . ; iGe , * ’ FTER he sband ad dropped , . ‘ 9+ 4 / “Ima fo xe racing, P 7 oe) , " . Ss Vidati ‘ ‘ sae “ qj 0} \ i ; » ry ; WA . i’ & prie ° ' rit ,' aaa a iv ’ ’ , ? ’ . ‘ ? ” % “| ip X pel } “A i ale é ‘© in the san ; " \ 24 “— + ,era 74 , ’ ’ + e- \A é ; . r ‘ 4 AG] ne? sundaé 4 gt ? | mie VM ‘ )’ t ; A’ TTi + ; i mak i ye C . >? ‘ i} 7 ¢ to ‘ , , ‘ eg dAdiens ‘ + ee i ; + j : Si , i . ¢C be yf f is ©& firnat a nent } ’ « ? ee . + , > Co 4 ha Ga ane — ' a ‘ . ta , pir’ ‘ i i -« i f 4 - t y al } , ‘ | - . Ti} , > w - a mf) * > -~ - ’ ¥ r ‘ | AMES DE ROTHSCHILD, who opened |; " wish ec ‘ : ‘ ta ‘ , , ‘ “?* ry? ? if varie AY é ‘ b ‘ T ~ i -.* & + i ar rss "* ’ ? rT VA t r f | ’ . Y a ! “A = i f her ga pav? = “ allel 1 ie i i t _ 4 ’ Pr. ~’ ri Wa Fra ' s _ = ni - = ‘> coal r* oe ° | { . 4 a i + A anee ,se LA~é i i 4° ’ oF: Seees. ‘ r I ‘ Au ~ ‘ i * + -* r ~ + ? = «! pra The » . ‘ = w 45 i . > 7 .\ at ry, Cat ‘ re 7" ¢ ‘ i ‘ = r vA . ? ‘ as WwW “~ gf . re ; ’ ,* > H f m } V4, LA > ri ¢ La Pe . ‘ - ~ ° as + i i? 7 ° & ree _ ~ ‘ , ‘ i , be ‘a ’ 1? é “4 ~ “ ~ 4 Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—-December 5, 1926. vee ry - o .-80 See ee Pn, ae lees ee ne . : ees fo aie 5 aed ie ie at Nie sabe a a. LO AR oan atamaibioony de, my te a et F sata de Rothschild The Baron % sete we a» ML pty: wie ae atl Sa Pg f Bs fi, > eR, a RTP OR yetgstitany. AA Ml An Stoves PS ee or hicd iy: > 4 f a at Rey oh aCe oe ne ee ee Ab ie geet i sree ribet a2 " Dongen eh

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Now Ernest Marland Has a Garden|VKr He Wanted One for 40 Years and Now That Wealth Has Come to Him He Has One That He Shares With His Jeigh- bors and He Invites Everybody to Come and See It ¥ a ae Payment of ed for De His Maneu Fina By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch HE girl typewritiz had & speaking ing from midabie g@ met mi icok of bewil I could was in everybody uld come an . re i aes ana Ernest W = Mariand. Ui fy ‘tals and | in the six vears that perfection and ee ey . , ~: eis tA ig ' : i : Di were creatig The Marland - s «& pte SS ee : —_ F * i | ion @ ‘es wi ain -aring fo ane vid - Lansé i a. : arin LO! ooked inteé self to recore fhoughts that — Ts eo ee so sali St Radi = “a af fund eer a AS ie Wanted a Earcen L wanted a garden seems tO £0 must De be grown it a single ? vears , — reasonableness, comi lawver. who h the thing Was 0 Virginia c babble. One a dentiat iets 1 and gas profession ae ot been great ws oe wee * ee tad Norfolk street. - : ae ee t went 5,7 At rried! ° —_— _ > ro know a Miss Masoc there e still had hig stirprised or another encounter is Dora Mason sh Bt ie seni, Ce lee ee re™ © ts HAD not supposed that parts Kanch writing businesses stooped t¢ River yn these errands Andiw embarrassmen nreasonabiy. for I had Gf as remem be handed at the vast Milier bf ( ) zs = . Sete eee | ’ a ’ | i 4ere > ’ 0 fie: é: : nori-Bag@ known fact | se aie = ne Came along a vi in ' name George Miller . . a ’ * | é 7?%4 : ’ ; — al , its un the acti n | i a friend of Ukridge &. driving the stake 7 - for the first oil : test in the Ponca be ' m felis reation nited irmy ¢ you hame waa 30 familiar I'v City field, in a ae. R | and great open spaces fc x ht talk so much about you 1909, with his len wife and mother lem Le t quick o Lin : D . e 4 and Marland | lo? Li | Was a gice girl. the only Naw down and see what ai | —" i Tae lool i tggats: Pay tae th e 7. a ave ; : ed ro son ae , ; ee we es looKIN g on arte eing a > ‘ a res pect f ° > .OUuUD a : ’ course) | was we ne U We settled down to a cosy te 7 and- vous: igence and abilities. I, wi Mariand nd is od was still writhing benes when he had He human race -* -* —- ip ag SP SBR ett Pts wa ’ ais — — e cur : ee ee : [Sages iia Stat ing every vari vergreen naking yu lity wherever his haad i* ¥ ae . + : . P . . > ~s . © do any pok limself, but there was plen atal ) : Se ee es : , - > a " . | 4 he, ~ % , a ’ . -— . 2 a . ° 2 . , 7 is 5% » . iia have corr . oO; room on ¢t ranc : : 4 imie : — ‘2 ” Sr 4 he ~ ee . ; . >! . 1 hher. ‘ : . ae ioe 5 b ~* aee med inkisd to come along and bore : es . ; ff >So & | : : > 5904 wonderful about ¢ asa ta ' 4 " i _ ‘ : " F : : if , i "yz . % at was down below | uid coO-operat+ ) 2... te id it 5 « as 2" ? b ‘ is i ; . ’ P om pan : aT: _ : Pe ‘A oF : : tent of giving them plenty of roon ae a 3 | : :. wha , H ; ; ; . ; ; : . i j i } ‘ —_—t~ " 3 it 5 . : r} 2s if . . > . d 5 ; . ‘ : resi- eV : J opportunity But for ‘han 404 ; i have ‘er it siip You SO ali aloe EOE ta agit NEA tnt en ite? He talked about it to ! ten “rani | a A an | - “"— Seo Sed! : nm , ad i lariand : . ' | 3clnde ) wn magnoliase 3 'iitin ) naintained by ym pany -J9 pounds for the part /- a Kenny at Oklahoma Cit rh jeutenant i, eae : or") int ’ ' it hig ‘Om ee Lo } . e; ' ODLY hac dred And hie oe ¥ » thigy i ke was 7a: ; rou see anybody who - . : es 7 2 : : : by boring for oi! | e188 ba a | jut . 7 | eg) ™m the ia . acon rea 1 in f thes Pe »n putting up the Salage ae onal 4 | | ’ n Pre re MM! I int : ach er eee 1 wh rder , + ar : = aad nD ; if he told you—he - | tion — , ™ 7 rt ‘ | : . : ere ee — - ry 0 something. He PITTSBUF Lieutenant Kenny men ae ee : - | ) . | | | " A At S00 > : roing Up, & = ma Ernest W > Mar SMR ME 8 | gelled tania ) | : rs 001 un ch mar » mittee eee ‘tb sit. really, but & ~ r} mts o cons ; anaainils a | _— a oh ee 7 spitality + hac . to that dan the mas ’ e “* : ‘ ~ 11d t of course. unde: have gone back late Ce ete there was ol; > Sa hut he could Sa % that +) “ ’ i ae “ im, a. . . | . e Po Y , fh >i _ . : ; J ‘ : 2 . activ- ™ | | : - 6 ould u say that Ukridg plenty of room to 'ook for i . ‘ Bid ‘ g . —— / ms ; + : j r z ; rig . = : . " : ’ *, ©J \ : ‘ B " ‘ 2 ik heeieee 4s « ee | _ Sy dibpe tie , ) body can tell how mech srestel aul Out rice are miles of gasped Mariand was interested that has come down is that he knew geeology and it told him that there ; chance for ol] out here If you ask George ‘s bi ie Ata aint | : : | 7 , | | | ee a > that own ready, by agre® 3 i travacan . : ohh . es = ' war it’ said Miss Milier, though, he Just grins and a itan at : , ga . | ; st —s mabe ap a ie Ge D game sane 7 - é, a pay a hundred pow Lundred f.ieve ih SRG SEE PT he as : f tries ‘h = 1 } , , we : : - , as his seasoned opinion that Marland xk: lile ) . Pans 3 ae : , 3a! nG atford additiona! e for cross precisely as much about geology as a he . : ff bossi: | | : : - , im : oe ) punt in _ seasons. These Knows about Sunday. Which isn't muc so Ne : Se. be Ps = ' . 4 — ; hich isn't mu: pipe if: at ) k 2 ft en: eo) , ns m * abeon eS “- a - , , : q _ ’ " ? ~ -* -- - iow: ver! that mar be. Var ane came | foun: m | Se a ; ’ . a ) wong defor .o¢ garaen d en ' r ~ Tr. De) ' : , eame to a that * . aw ; . PS . . be UVringing ‘wo uFr three Pris nds with . , , bk : “rege ; ' P Pe lll Srey Mar and Zare oOo . ye fs :? . Ame . <_ ‘. : 3 Se * th | ' we ue , mah xiahoma piain, Wii ee re eee. oe ae. afraid I should will be. of coe ) Nave no anxie eoran. | must he by “| | | : D mio) With him then. or shortiv after ene eae for everybody vals eee aN tage ; . ; : ‘ \ . é ; " , ° . . | . . : iis greatest private v-owned rec- ward wer associated Lew Wentz. J. G : ht ) £OeD Tn " anc " , A Marland goif hazard . | ounds in the at \)| because arian oif course hazard. Outsid ‘ that ¢} : | a cardeo e i ee nr at RR TN, GE P Six. age Six Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 5, 1928.

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er it found its enjoyment in ugh the garden or playing on , creating and keeping up such @ pretty penny, about §250,000 and labor in the six vears that Ping brought to perfection and 30 men all the round to m D the Mariand one day bf the town's golf players. feel- es obligated, were st. at least, in Was nice of therm, firmiy sqnelched , he said, le to contribute to Vear ears of creatine a for thi Mariand plan [t those Ca ring but the who fund because the: pel free to pay ers, of whom there are many in 18.000, have become accustomed n a and Visiting players find their play the distractions of fairways with rs and with and ariety of lilles that can be grown setting of flowers roughs earnished the water hazards covered a safe guess that a man | always wanted a_ garden 10! bye sutisfied when he Pr wit? mT golf course on Before thes had their § fin- es Mariand was reachine out d Rreater ir his which to His fowis of barrens on beautifying touch braced the birds and be fishes of the waters and such e as could fit n Three lerein the life of into a game p: hundred acres were wild force of land- fell upon the aand converted it into a place every be Bacred and a led by Marland, 8 Mariand, “'] conceive of arvice that [| hn to and Cal) might render to preserve the remnants of restore in some degree to Ains and streams the birds, anl- which formerly abounded ani he greatest assets of the State loneer davs.”’ polo fields for the of the sport, which has man) ‘s in Ponca City, with tourna- the direction of Don L. Hen- Was in charge of outdoor rec. he United States Army on the ‘eat open spaces for fox hunt- rts of sports, and a projected are e*T- 8 Wherever possible, land- ne. for there are no. boun- karden which Ernest Marland 1 and dreamed about and is F Ous reality wherever his hand ; the 6000 of the Marland companies the other more than the company, dooryards of he resi- 400 Vards of tv and to the Maintained by the gardening infection has all of thes places there are Te fair to look upon the midst of the game pre- tone mansion is going up, a! iy run close to a million decl- a house of hospitality man Oo be who come to visit the lumerous recreational activ- RPpOnBOrE may Out tell how much greater 1 Of Marland's garden. ent boundaries are miles of e owns. Already, by agre*t- included in 1 additional range for cross elWeen crop seasons. These ibsorbed sooner or later inp It may come to pass that the Oklahoma plain, wil) be he game sanc reatest privately-owned rec- in the world > alweave wanted a varden —s = All because ww Kridge Sees Her Through By P. G. Wodehouse Payment of 100 Pounds Had Been Guaran- teed for Dora by Ukridge, the Insolvent. / Maneuvers Culminate in a Stroke of 1S Financial Genius. HE girl from the typewriting bureau had a quiet but speaking eve. Ris- ing from that for- midable notebook, it met mine with a look of exasperated bewilder ment. I could read what was in her mind. She thought me a fool. And as this made the thing unant-, mous, for | had been fgeling exactly the same way myself, I decided that the painful exhibition must now terminate. It was Ukridge who had let me in for the thing. He had fired my imagination with the tales of authors who were able to turn out 6000 words a day by dictating their stuff. Although I felt that he was merely trying to. drum up trade for the typewritine bureau in which his young friend, Dora Mason, Was now a partner, the lure of th: idea had gripped me. It was only when those gleaming eyes looked into mine and that pencil poised itself to record the light- est of my golden thoughts that I discovered what I was up against. “I'm sorry,’ I said, ‘“‘but I'm afraid it's not much use going on. I don't seem able to Manage it.” Now that I had admitted girl's expression softened. my idiocy, the “Lots of people can't,’’ she said "it's just a knack.’ “Everything seems to go out of my head.” “I've often thought it must be very diffi- cult to dictate.’ Two minds with but a single thought, in fact. Her reasonableness. combined with the relief that the thing was over, induced In me a desire to babble. One has the same feeling when the dentist lets one out of his chair. “You're from the Norfolk Street Agency, gren't you?’’ I said. A ailly question, see- ing that I had rung them up on the tele- phone and asked them to send somebody round: but I was still feeling the effects of the ether. ao Misi 0% Oy Gia MN 5 AP tes saetiyeny oS wp eh mage. ee ey ‘ Bee se tlw : woke Kees, Agar. 2B y 34 Pr cede ee eel wie pe ata a Ae * HA ey Jaalenaae Beha p ~~ oe { P “ p . ne ats: PR tics 6 eet aia Kol ak ORG LEER OEIC EE ER Ha aR Oe E we pia Pele

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| : sais Dai Pe si Fk OME 18 coe er ete 2 oie Le .4 an heen ee wet ; ‘ ene ee ~* 2 hn Ey Pa OEE ak GT RN ye rg PE SOR % ial a pe By Wiehe its we Sak Pia ‘oft : > na Ck RUAN re _ a x toe ve ~ ie coma mn me | tite Calls a dal aaah: pate ; SRS SOOT A OO AI tte 8 peta eR: On 7” pte $ ny y Ph " P #2. 4 wy tne “ aig LS aa aI tt BR CS acs te Mrs. Dumbly Namber, Please? Life Is a Straggle. Phone, Laundry and Car. She Does Get All Mixed Up. T WAS all very well for the poet to write. “Tell me not in mournful numbers, . but I'd like to know how it's possible to tell anything nowadays without telling it in numbers! And mournful ones at that: Now, what could be more mournful than a laun- dry number when you cant locate the article it belongs to” | I discussed this very laundry yesterday morning-—that is, central and I had piayed a little game for 15 minutes, she saying over and over again, “Number. plee-eze””’ and I replying: ‘‘Ding- bat 1323."' The object of the game was [to see if she could keep me from talking to the with the fter subject laundry Just as I thought she was going to win and was about to give up the struggle ! heard from the other end of the wire a voice eo bland and sweet that I knew it must come from the complaint department “This is Mrs. Dumbly,’’ I said you my luncheon set “What's your number?’ she inqu! voice becoming even more candylik “Dougout 2201." “That's not one of our numbers “I didn’t say it was' That's my own ber t's always been my number given to me personally, a jong time aé& Ive had it ever since we hi Aur phone stailed'”’ ‘“{ didn’t ask for your te! in a voice so thic! was afraid it your laundry is D 6603 me when you b | * oo cided to change the de — ~ - Mr. Feitlebaum Takes a Hurryhenta!l Rog to Lotchmont. Lreeve lansive de car NERS oe ne : , a iSS Ue iSSinzsS Js MR. FEITLEBAUM—AHiaA FUSSiIOR®S alirads ®* meesus frem de heck sitt dk } OBIT! ° Noo Wance itt for ha you |i be de Crusses tie Meesia — gonna be Ooops’ 4-« 7 . wVreull 2A Ww rehaolutels eyre vou Me ISIDORE sudbods Baba Baba’? MR. FEITLEBAUTUM—: SMA * so IMaxsSste 4 ‘ a LICAS ISTIMORE » bs] os , Dlizze er — VKRs , FRITLEBAUM—R = . — : ISIDORE _ - ; a4 PO} ; em ' MR. FRITLEBAL M—AH «A in A Sif laiade Su VR FRITLEBAUCM — FRITLE BAUM — «a: i*-® - W | eo v a = \wah +) Li FE THN! feeve a she ts ( R RRR ASH BOOM VR. FREITLEBAUM-MRSs. FRITLEBALM— SMACK +o rcYY vasa. FRITLEBALM He . — ‘ ‘ Se oe a 7 _ ‘ ; LOOY Wo MRS. FRITLEBAL M—Y VIR. FE _ ITLE BAUM . ac LiK i | 7 SECOND FPLOOR—MEKS. FRITLEBAL W— Lowy — x « ~» A 44 : —_, - “a Agan ~ Mitts. YIFENIF—Ss ISIDORE (SME ACK YRs. FRITLEBAU™M * = ‘ i. a ? ai --« ‘ . a ata ‘ A MRS. FPRITLERAUM i 2 MOM Jo we tutt wellll.« Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 5, 1926. ae Ring Lardney A Divorce Sait. High Official Named. Chicago Scene of Trial. Co-respondents Fill Hotels. nv rn, seetnemesennn RL A A AE NR na NERS s — — a sietenensiinmienetge ener chapter is one I would Rot dard written br or the | r tne insistence fs - in é ‘ , reiatives and friends who are ln, , Gh . ™ Uy (ue press and har. thar ite i 7 Lat *& is Oniy fair to Mvp. I state. for o i the case sudject ts my divorce Hugzga Much, or rather ‘idence and a State Autom A ss0Cclation ; Piastered his body with signs, a ger’ Reverse Curve Ahead!"} her ¢ me Deen married storm broke a few Fear | We were living » rnive nominally pro ‘? there were Cleaning 1 the barter of Soy ‘Cashes and fleabane to conduct the Pee that we had d& couraged Glutenites from buying such thing as envelopes and stamps telling them eithe that we were just out of those COMMOdi tin had in stock were infeet.& 2ugn some jealous bag. the attention of Pog, Paunch, and that off, from Washingto: sight of Hugg he business that hag violently in love. By ‘ad and one day I stumbles ly pair playing “Nine Mes unicipai filling station. ? [ ordered Paunch to visit ’ ? hy i rr nh oe mH ef sibala iereé, not 3 mer months were lovel than in Nes » sald etters Sister Cora, who rs Presiden in Sulliva: Or a change a would do he been to Ch sO we chor acene of acti much the same as New Y¥ citizens carried muskets & street had just bea blazing new system of light f machine ga visibility, Dae had been mg 10t down or ® ._,... ion ¢ mipiainis e opening trainloads of ity. et vy tne t the keys! en opened stockvards nee of the da f sieeping && cots lining & inable to tam named either ® « . was averted 0B)’ of a wer evyervbody to plat assemble the lef take a walk aroun 30 bP 9," Peed i he provi a pointes To Be Continge!.) DEAFNESS, IS MIS thar bor Maint & gtatcim >? ¢ invecsco wo was = nee! A O. LEONARD, Loc. Suite 425 70 Sth Ave,’ > 6.1 Vem Lovers snewerng (us ed we wr! i* . ~ > Fete «a. chargers ore eth ABSOLUTELY i aaa feet cut and polehed CALIFORNIA 3° ow 4 ; 3t Wedo ths to sdvert >f exqu.site Desc? prone: nitw GEM the CALIFORNIA STEEL not a genrauine ¢ amond Det pose tovely . fret water Ge eat Wiehe} os y | : in orice. Or baacy gveranterca a for FREE GEM anc ectaa Phot of steei Bive I Caliternia Diamond Co. Dept. 9 Mor ME PEOPLE , Look 7 ‘ a, Lame . > 7 —_—_——- ee ir descriction bookiet A ex- E. L. O'CONNOR CC ; Ww 33d St New York 3 rec? 7 itet ee No Joke to be B: | Let Me PROVE It To You FR ' —e eR Send N Just your name ame . f (,KAPHS NA of men arc women whe f ‘ jeed omy ‘tatment for dand « "a.r aod particuiar’y for bartness VWreve Now A poetal will do. VREELANDS, **2.in".7 32 Comfort 6% ealth ~ Luzette Conformo res. DEMONSTRATION “fran. ~ 7 aS °° ‘ . ~ f mS wi - Louis fe. ep MAin 4045 Luzette, In we ’ ey ir-veen arat | @ mel f

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CNA i i hn iy sige a CRP ce 1 TIRE ne” “ Ss. ” % F i ee = os UKRIDGE SEES HER THROUGH vorce Suit. | Official Named. o Scene of Trial. Seiepective. Around m Pasa — pondents Fill Hotels. “ot a up i ee $ nT AME Out 4 die > €@SSuUMmINe “cath she ARE Nae anal ty 44 oa Pentium: wineries . Yo: . i; 3 : pat ie iis WoOtInan iT, ris one TI would not hay tten but for the insistence of : . tives and friends who are iia itera‘®'' eee ice done me by the press and iy a me that It is Only fair to my o that I state, for once and of the case, bject is my divorce from my fip yea Much, or rather (thanks to as dence and a “Judge” go Crooked # ans State Automobile As880Ciation had on i ustered his body with signs reading: tt r of a Ape | | | ; Reverse Curve Ahead ' ) her di. rothing by) A erdnes ; nd embrr- - | ces | : vad nf —" ate fy 4 , Kaine gs] kink sens: | vie ; } Mm « ‘Priority + i hk i i. Mane ‘ yy a > iSsvwue self ia | | | | | | Ow j we the refiectio he t an sy her own grouna al), the } ‘ ; : i UW] Mise [iRit Tro! ie Start mv consci Tonight im me ) rassme 1! d been married only a tew years in rr" . 4 r } - Fy SiS Sb c19 12 0 T he ’ : BUIOATA . abe ae ee 2 see sar sist meawenenéit? , tm 30h? ly ’ . i) " , BiOTIn DroKe., We were livir : ne et sat 7 ». ward bigey ; Athy ie i ¢ a / ly from m) » , ae il | 7 SES 0 8 I) a, ; , : -e a | _ , ee ~ , - ) ne rT = OM wade od , ' Wt . ’ | ; , sa ; ; A \\\\ | | | hed Miietelaee, colin th wh Sui & | YOUR NAME Fry ' pit : abd ne : ' P . ‘ af P : ‘ yty ty set | STEEL ] 5 enonave: sind cor crochet tah ; Rapp Ae eur 2 X-MAS CARDS ~ Me hhn Voban Ieee tae Best. D1 post pais i ny, 5s tego : Highest Quality, Lowest Price! [an —o- . Y.. and while nominally propets wag that happin — ay in n. en Sete e postoffice there were Cleaning | ng ae iar a . nin as Foie — ucla | VY TT RRR fortune through the barter of dog ta os — “The eH me whe p44) BEANE Lh O00 assorted leashes and fleabane. tt writ 17) here” This ts ¢ ie te vi Smee samen? ? e profit to conduct the reg. ess of a postoffice that we had dis- Glutenites from buying such things pes and stamps, telling them either DEAFNESS, IS MISERY : ave bearing and Head Noises - , SS > > s $3;° nae aa - ‘fe $. » « ~*s*** -—= wwe ™ Axe o\ aot f a a“ i “te eo ‘y 7 3 - 2 Homes (20 Cards) without name, $1. post pa! statement of the inventor who was himself deaf. shout | atyG im it jeated Mr. Prout Money refunded t! not satisfied , d , PERSONAL STA CO W estfield,. Mass enera! Basi] Paunch, and that offi- D. luc, Suite 425 70 Stb Ave, New York pi chase: | Onallvy came up from Washington A. 0. LBONARD, ’ | a ¢ \ OME mistake, otheg.( gate. At his first eight of Hugga, * “It's » bloome: somé kind. &l] about the business that had . Here added. beckoning SE SS OP im and fell violently in love His Al i i | : - . ; ’ ' f } ry Ne - 1 4 ’ t. ne i ¢ ‘ ; ‘4 j i ’ " 1 cf | | | | | | cene, | ordered Paunch to Visit Me gall Gem-Lovere answering (hie ad we wil send tris 3 | 3 , os | : i . sg , Aun ; ventive tor colda a i riour ors note: It was, and etil] is.) 127-131 W 33d St.. New York . le ‘ . om A ots kel , , ' , ' . , . , , and some times fute leeases whicl ‘ : ° , N. DeCesare, Director (Est 1884 pcaigi a 4 : . ‘ sli colds breed Doctors not or preacribe Drs note It Was during this trip a alee at ‘ ; ws VM ges ' . the Spine Protector—they weer itto pre bec . ° , ‘ I ae f - : eerve their own healt tf m constant a came acquainted with Wayne | ae | Soke | | : wiawrhat differct | emposure end changing temperstures . y ' or ! f Light in weight. the Spine Protector | xm fits wermiy over t if It is made of severa! layers u lip textured or’s note: Not the Wayne Pardeet)| NO Joke to be Bald et Rea : hit it , : a e Ime i Seale ; :, cloth. and ta fastened he upper pert pr: note A nephew. | : , : —- 3 ee . . baeseet P e ' ‘ , ' , : ' ‘ slaye ney q*? ? | | " I , of the undergarn en Sizes for men ted my divo 2 guilt sniliv ; By toe | = ee | ' women. or children ¢£ postpeid on ; orce sult in Sullivan Se ee ae the even a Purges Dunsta eee . 7 recetat of 03.40 to any peat office in the but my wife asked for a change of . aa eae ? : | . | . : | na | be world —and your money back if not ; ind jt ned t! Mie Mpatiens al " = : 3 a - : satisfied in thirty days Send this cou- ne Goctor said it would do her 4 | ‘ae ) , 2 : pon now , . io Ss —_ xt “ -—-— — eo se ww ww ow or Owe Ow Orr EO HE Ow OO or Oe SO ene Ore eee ' fe] \ , we —— ok THE SPINE PROTECTOR CO. | | 69 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. either of us had ever been to Chi- v4 . Quick ee es ee ee eS @ realiiy jong stay, so we chose , : ¥ a | es a : | : L, ° ‘ Lees ‘ity for the seene of action. oa | | | Stories of Animal Courtship Ketate | : | Pronccter-men'e wee, women ] ' 1 ¢] - ' ceive my mone) Hack f rot satisfAed not cnuped hy burne or ecars Anyhow. J muat after a ¥i-daey tria’ With a bla zing new avstem of lights succeed or you pay nothing No apparatus my) naa a , = . : home t(reatmentie aimpie, Quick and inexpensa've soe , . ult of complaints of machine gunD- Jurt jad C1 ! M ! | ; . 4 . Just your name end aa- e ; . ; : - , ya. " - ‘ a4 " Send No Money dreee andl» mei! you tii j i i, br ad Sc 1ertist df Oxfo rd j € € fing. Sey P . ' ‘ ' j , t decause of poor visibility, hun- full information with PHOTUGKAPHS. NAMES eee ee ) : ; Name siearll and ADDKESSES of men and who bave . salad ; ' we -_ wo at ae harmless matricides had been mis- successfully used my treatment dandruff ) : Addres: ae are * falling beir and particularly for baidness Patt | ' r bystanders and shot down or up. Write Now. A postal will do. VREELANDS, °7°C. ivitano. one THE day preceding the opening of € case, 46 special treinioads of as pondents reached the elty. In the' | T! ; wi " one r ane . | 3 pet ' in #H tea " nde aa ¢ . a aay teen dt a . | | ! : : , Of animals,- wht bees aetrod j ae i a heats te ens po eae Wouldn’t You Like to ‘y were received by the then Pee ite ' : m ra iK, and given the keys to O ort 4 Jigen | ; — l vite Mea. formed part of the 1 a eh | , ‘i, a or | i owupe W r rate and | | Mm a1 ‘ain Of the Geen one mont lor bit puhukiittdriaal prenedtt | sat random. 1 divid ne appeared to strike H chord” ht O)igee @ Gogg Waienr ’ i centinatmsemmnetinemniel had been opened bs | 1 ap — NOTF Oower 108) OOO men and women hare of the stockvards and La \ RE ren nes 7 x the ba lance of the day. Ca y ‘s }?y fp2Gecp? , ‘ if ; t rT ee PTORT , i thy at } ;' anewered oul ads and are bow proud oWoe#ts : , ' an oe rig ‘ : ‘hur ty . “us - | ; . of Stadebake’ Vi si bes j if ‘ * ; ' f i, ne probiem of sleeping ac- Even with cots lining all Le] were unable to take ly of respondents nated either b3 4 panic was averted only The horn in the brain of a well ggg Luzette “get everybody to bed : : were not invited. I m , Then assemble the left: Conformo ) moment agt “oO said ) The first A . ~ “ 4 Rigay GACT fot ts ,¥ ake ais a saery Bia SANE gga i Allis gE i Sa Bes AN Ad BO Nite iol a aloo’ is Seek es tiie: py 'o take a walk around Gives You “Conformo” ar adjustable sien- as is derizing foundation garment Cm insured Watch SENT FOR ONLY oOo “Down: Diaphragm abdominal belt com- - ree | rool (f ft ' ee yy permissiet mye ) ee fortably supports abdominal | | : ; ae | 3 awl , ' v! | Cles ot mie mee Si An amazing offer ‘ bt oe . ‘ge eT » ‘ — , i ast ® Beg © teh 3.4 hry 4 hy ar fdas — ac rebate om : ve : Pn ORS ey " ab a FS ~eeey os a ee . a A tt ) 2 eas , ~ ay : tae BF ahi eb Dade may & ase ee ae ee ¥ Oris RR tain i eee see ye ox a X “P m ia i ae Ce ere EEE ES OER AY DRI ah RE ANY SN Se Bt il Nara om SNE e928 * Su ¥ wre ee a ; ~ T° [ Ty « ; ¥ “ . ar rire ar ‘ ; Jers Tap W atrnes er rei ; acvwes every garment Ou i { +’ T) Ai?” i ’ - a? enc covpon 'or Geta ue | 3a nd FREE BOOK of Advance atch Styles ‘ . , “4 cae 2 Be ar to this In i vel. : pm . 14 els . “4 There wer Prices $575. $6.95. $8.45. | Bes 1p Loy : ; ani " “ = r e Tul ‘ ' 4: aittet ork WEEE) YO ay | Pur @ jwmited tm we the hotels ' , 7 ‘ ' \ ° w ? F ' + ry = ‘ ‘ - Y ’ ‘ ‘adat . av ’ da f £ a : . . Ve P e’ nee fo@ Morne , . ‘ bee y “ a Ge. -_ Ter . ‘ \ ay el.exultety min uadaif them SO ai it 1] Only Neve: RO 4 Ada , Vi ; ‘ j . . ry ¢ ; : , ‘ , 2 , " ' — j ; ‘ rRet 4tyt Hews — wi eth te off er wets outskirts © ‘ a | ¥ | nd aLail a nation: thie j i i ./ 4 ; ° j ; or . * 2 " . 4 + ‘ -? , » , wT Bary ’ ‘ P j ‘ P . ‘ ’ ‘ ? & , ad Mecsted te ear abhor e of the a P emi : " . am ¥ ‘ | i enews tar ee gees tore of « conters for fast ome ' . WaTHe® . 'Hamcrnin Jeweler overfiow DEMONSTRATIONS PAG We halve exactly 101 a a ry. afd te | Ctordoka m ve | pee ; a : rid sere AT r Ben 7 7 j ; ‘i uy ee oki >, a . ae sia L tioke! dance t} ° Dept. ~.100 Bbevth Canwettae Athen Wtedeor Mail _yetoeth Bend Asked th afrange? M . f , pat ; i mo wee rt ‘ a i.e , * . . : si is ’ ° = ° ’ . . ’ ‘ . 1 es : Advance Wetch St) «« 60d particoiars biCHKT ii the second : ; 4 7 4 areve . .* ; : . y ie : é f Kit ; P J ' of year? ® down ofa a S| Luzette, Inc., F,0.. 4 Sere’ Address (To Be Continued.) 1401 Arcade Bids St. Loui a ofc eames | nie y pes Pe nya 7 : aiid , | $3 —_——s | . Mi . , NA! Adis ; ; 4 ("ion Pt We have a few opening capable A 7 ft ene JUlla rig ge by e0pointment in your home or at said he Our St. Louis rooms by telephoning : o he ois es ae 3 St ier ap Rage thy, Ae Beyanglt 0 (Copyright for the Post Diepatcb.) saleswomen . . - ids se i Pe Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 5, 1926.

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~ How the World’s Weather Is Gathered Into a Radio Map 1 1 23e ' . formation on} gions from which weather data, | » » ROADCASTING numerica} dat, N ADD eee a large scale’ storm warnings and the like are reg- .4 from which weather maps may international broadcasts of reports | entails simul- 4 ese 3 é through naval | viarly issued by radio. be drawn by those who have the j rener ar es eous “ ; that have a general bearing upon , t a n Two novel enterprises connected time and skill to draw them and commer- ig he weather of Europe, many bulle- | bro a dcast- =a ; | of of a more local ee are is- | ing from two cial radio sta- | with the world’s radio service are the much less benefit to humanity than sued from the national centers andior more tions. The “Floating Weather Bureau” and the broadcasting the 0 te itself. The lat. elsewhere. These include. weather | places. broadcasts in- | radio weather — Durieg the past |ter feat has lately been achieved forecasts for particular areas, special Alt hough S pn el clude data, five years the French training ship, | through the use of an invention of ¢ information affecting various flying | other parts a both in code. Jacques Cartier, during frequent voy- | Francis Jenkins of W ashington. A routes (issued, in some cases, at hourly | of the world and in plain ages back and forth across the At- complete weather map of Easter), intervals), forecasts and reports for , donot yet vie 4 hi f on iP ’ th maps by language, for, lantic, has served as a clearing house ; North America and the. Western At. 1 ee ee ae | ’ machine for broadcasting weather ma nw tnd : ere re a ae B ; . . ‘ine | 7 > Irmation for the benefit | lantic is now broadcast daily f a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch oe ve a ORS ; ee the marine ; of weather inft y from ¢ : 4 Nee ee or . aviati of mariners and as a means of gather- naval radio statiom at Arlin 7 channels and harbors and other mis- in the = mul- and aviation 0 . say Soe eee: = Ston, ang WASHINGTON, - oa deapsnecisesanie oe ra cnevnnl sel cellaneous announcements having to tiplicity of their radio weather re- HE process of collecting and dis- the World " saclcnsies — _—— "" 40 in one way or another with weath- ports, such reports are now issued on, synopses and forecasts . tributing weather information effected entirely by wire telegraphy er. Since manv of the broadcasts an extensive scale in most civilized radio listeners throughout the country reports are received on board by radio The joint efforts of several] Coun. has been revolutionized by radio though radio had been used to some ac onnmasntel require a good deal countries. The United States Weather | are familiar. Canada, Mexico, the | in‘the course of each voyage, and are | tries will, it is hoped, eventually give of time for transmission, the entire Bureau. still colleets reports from West Indies, some South Amé rican charted in conjunction with the) re- us a daily ‘“‘mosaic” radio weather map countries. Australia, New Zealand, ports from land stations on both sides | of the Northern Hemisphere, to which ‘ P ; : . +o . sh i , - . , . ee - — interests, and the twice-daily weather ing reports from ships for the use of | some ships have already installed ap. with which | forecasters on land. Hundreds of such | paratus for receiving it. Reports of atmospheric conditions at | extent in the subsidiary task of col- thousands of places on land and sea_ lecting weather reports trom ships and : program of radio weather messages Weather stations within its own terri- assembled at central in the broadcasting of bulletins and are now swiftls 7 Japan, British India, the of the Atlantic, and these are broad- each country will contribute a certain different countries and forecasts for the benefit of mariners regular intervals. The In America, where reports from the sent out fro6m European stations is a tory by wire, but receives a great num- China, Philippines, South Africa and Mada- cast on reguiar daily schedules. The re- | section. Some day we may have One . ‘ — ¢ ‘ . i ‘i F . - - ° y* sie ¢ ° e ve" y? “=. . x ‘ "ga , t vy > od | ae > ° ro } } > r¢ . broadcast at , . night to midnight, and during much- by radio, and broadcasts weather in- | gasecar are some | ofher re ports already have proven their value of the world interchanee of current weather news weather stations of the United States (Copyright, 196.) extends over the greater part of the | and Canada were given precedence of globe, and the forecaster. whose busi- | other business by telegraph companies ness it is to size up today’s weather in and were sent over prearranged cir- order to anticipate tomorrow's, enjoys , cuits, the telegraphic system was quite a bird's-eye view of the atmosphere — efficient. In the Old World, however, such as was hardly dreamed of a few delays in transmission were so great \ears ARO. A new era ir practical that the report of a weather station meteoroloey has dawned with the | Was often many hours old before it transmission of weather maps by ra- | reached some of the forecasting cen- dio-telegraphy. ters, and the forecasts based on such Weather travels. Even in. the | reports were equally slow in reaching days of Benjamin Franklin the move- the public. There was also a some- ment of storms from southwest te, te “ to northeast over Eastern . North [9 ae BEE BBP U § OLPARTMENT OF AGA UALTURE ~™ WEATHER BUREAL. |) fy WEATHER WAP BY RADIO “ \merica Was rec- ps RS Ve PANE CPS Ce i - ti; 4 » 2 “ ‘ a yast - 3 : i " Aa y ahs . Ly + : ¢ ley Oey 1 AS ‘ : a! " +; a ; ee et Srl f Fie e Ate Ath be a ATLA tes Pate, #. . _ i aha ni / 4 + ‘ * i : \ = » 4 . in ae ha 4 wie ‘@ 4 Pid ‘bs 7 ‘4. ' at, a « ¥ i A Ys x, ade . - \ ognized. and in le f the next genera- MS a tion much was " é a x way learned about the traveling at- mospheric sy s- tems that we “> 5 - » i. 7 a i Rates P ‘ =? S tre duet = r ae - pee ee ee ew Z ee ” “ RE Si MAES Sag ee 7 ‘ . ‘ _— i, de at iil —e s = s i 7 now call “highs” and “‘lows. All _ ee ee ee ee that was needed to insure the be- mw he grinning of a Fike alec weather forecast- Ds sted “ PORE Pt transmitting § in- +e 5 = a formation about * x ely approac hing a i Anca and $1 miles with Ford.—Harvey C. : Se a cs. . Wie, in full or spare time. 8 hess Th me my engine. nce nstalle ¥ rvices after | ' e demand for the Str it, my engine runs as good as Best Sellers | Ever Saw =a gga after Dodge Goes 40 Miles ansky Vaporizer new, starts easier and quicker. One day I sold 111 ot a " — . mney 1 B -: Irs, eeetrms 9 i fn te Fe =, re ewok ~. Se “mh « 7 “os _— <0 hg of the system ~ hens ewan oak ag he ly, a ee ye ae RE Gh a mime ae oy ie a I must say the Vaporizer I used on my Dodge is enormous. Agents handling this device I went out Saturda J i , Pan y about a , | | | is = you say it is. I made over 40 miles per are simply coining money. Every auto three hours and secured 16 2 —— a the - In 1919 an in ae ga on_ between Brownsville and Tampico, Mex- owner in the country—and there are orders.—J. A. Williams. eawter. —. ie) on ; co.—T. L. Brown, Texas. twenty million of th : " i em—wants this splen- $147.50 in One Day! Sold 32 to Yellow Taxi Co. My profits for one day were Yesterday I sold the Yellow - pte Let . st on™ 4 nee, on 0 Pe we | Battling Nelson Says “It’s the Goods!”’ did new invention the minute he sees it. teordlogical con Here's how this wonderful little device | |The Vaporizer is the best thing I ever saw You ll f ference was held works—how it adds more power and mile- | [74,1 have seen many good things in my life. d can seil trom five to twenty in one | $147.50. In one week { made Taxi Co. 32 vaporisers after Sst 2 age to any make or model car. Every | don't have a Stransky Vaporizer on every emonstration. Splendid for Spare time , $280.00. Yes, I am always on they had tried one out for in Parie At this car in Hegewisch I miss my guess. -! daresay work Many f the job—S. E. Herrick, Ore week.—P. J. Manker, R. Ll — carburetor is adjusted to make starting » most of the public know me well enough to _ ’ y tormer agents are cleaning | , ‘ = F anker, RB. “05 pian easy. But once the engine gets heated up A know that I never bunked them in my life, and up enormous incomes as distributors and RR 8 RVI Ee RNAI LOEWE AE PTR INE THs ORR Tor ae hr METER aE ATES Charting ocean weather in mid-Atlantic aboard the were Jaid for the the mixture is far too rich, resulting in © seong | (Bag gine Mesias hk ody Neel Baten clon tee, ere Sin me Jacques Cartier. huropeah radio faulty explosion. Half the gasoline is ~ Hegewisch, Ii. Battling Nelson, — sales experience are sending in mer coer os , drawn into the cylinders in a raw state, and, se OG Set ee a orders in roo lots, netting them ae 2 ogy eer Ys exploding, it burns. This causes sag — HARALSON TY Th to three hundred dollars. © J. A. Stransk Mfg. Co., a hea eposit ig may sound li eavy deposit of carbon fo A, y sound like big money. W-606 Stransky Bldg., | 7. It is big money—it is : f— f a big prop- countries had founded more or less | tions. at which observations Sy But with thie startling little device in a . t SS) osition—the biggest ever iromene Pukwana, South Dakota. Tell me how I can get samples of the Stransky Vaporizer st Maborate organizations for collecting | : a ee ae eke : car all this ie —_ ed. As soon as the en- | | . ww to your attention. da ine warms up this device automatical! } : begins to admit a much larger volume of nie. Just send the coupon at once te risk. Also tell me ae i can earn big money as your ” ing weather mays and distributing rvation- - prompt nity rey ag vaporizing all the gasoline, giv nine ether | | | for ro details of our introductory tributor. This does not obligate me in any way. also by telegraph notice of coming yy punited fad / mg it ul y 40° More power ~breaking it shactios J t a , ae = fee = me ~ ” mer up 80 that it explodes instead of burning | = she oa ~ : oiiuiiy unuaue tee Mail Name | | a on ri t ow— : ’ 4 . ’ " As atmospherte movements lk fries. centiall : . : wie a a RA ee nore political boundaries. hye “lnves Gistrict centere Collect the W-606 § Street or R. F. aah «0666's Us oe Sie —~e ™ trophy landed in \ le, eemmity of “ati iInterchanee rtm for thiedi ’ ‘ is . thes R w : qs CO transky Bidg. ne and minnow bait , between different Countries f'ranemit) thein f ii (etii a ‘ a : Pukwana . Dakota oe ght, but later, as Scale at 12 pounds, eleve 1 ~ SE ee ee ee ame yee’ eI, “re SSonr i aig, - fs *s * o~ 2 — . aw F Rw » “. = . i 7 ae Bet Se H ) 40 a HeTG Poe IE ae ae Weathe! ustronomer, Le Verrier Within the | practically as it exista toda: «a ng uae, next few decades nearly all civilized country has a netwe: Hn Satin he OS ee ee . S Snes rom boa ae ‘ * od ai weather reports by telegraph, draw “forme and weather changes elegraph - ie a i. ei ee ee ek a Tete ’

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erica) Ne! maps those who have iraw them ic« humanity itself Ths itely been achie, Inve ntion Washington ¢ data may t} of tha v) ia} las id{- ved ., : , = nap OF Easter, © Weater: a from , " ; ful new Chrysler Coach today, u very much for keeping your with this fine car, upon my Vaporizers. Motorists every- buy this remarkable invention their gasoline mileage, greatly fe, peps up their motors and I made lots of sales on account mmending other car owners to izer is one of the biggest sales tury—you can make big money -— our word for it. Read what one hour. He says. “the results of ve me orders for the vaporizers.”’ Sells 500 in One Day My best day's sales were $00 Vaporizers; the next was 350: at another time I sold 23 in 35 minutes, and at another time a in 45 minutes.—W. B. Eber- ein. » $39 in Three Hours In three hours on Saturday ! cleared $39 In one hour on the previous Saturday I cleared $i8—T. M. Wiley, N. Best Sellers | Ever Saw One day I sold 111 and an- other 203. They are the best sellers I ever saw.—S. W. Brawiey Sold 32 to Yellow Taxi Co. Yesterday 1 sold the Yellow Taxi Co. 32 vwaporizers after they had tried one owt for 8 week —P. ]. Manker, R. I. of the Stransky Vaporizer at earn big money as your die- me im any way. it of. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH | [> OES = 0:1 O'S 0'8'0'8'0'0 OO DIED OOO SEDID*S*SiS* St S+Sts OS'S O'O1B'S'S'S'S'S 2618 O:B+O+8 6-410 ©: 6 0:8 FOOSE SOS are ee ease o | 4| C2 ITALY’S MOST POPULAR ART MODEL—In the large colony of painters and sculptors, who assemble in Rome every winter, no model is so much in demand as the one pictured above. Underwood & Underwo 1 2006 eesees » ee ee I nage ye ~> y $+ 7 7 ring STORM CELLAR THAT SAVEDA FAMILY —A rei uge in Hebe: Sprin persons living in frame dwellings were killed In November cycione ‘on . wae as a4 aid : ae « * > — om 7 . + shelter , ; » deenniieh members had taken to sne:te! this family was demolished, Me moe | 4 IT’S ABOUT ALL OVER FOR BRE’R FOX—The end of a hunt, down on the Rio Grande. & Under + ~~ * * * , cd - "hla ONE GOOD REASON FOR NOT “BOBBING’—Mrs. Ernest Morsell of Clarendon, 1 and is proud of it. On days when she goes oF + - 1 : as wa ’ s — ‘ Va.. has tresses which reach the grour . , . a « Mw, ’ © , - 7 & . 4 - . ° “> ’ | re ~ a € out in the sun for a rinse and a brush, M NLC - aS oe eae +te 1 ; {ONO AS, gis aaa ee mi Ship . =p 4 . ay, , ns y ral ees ite ties! rails 08 B= m3 .. 6 Te Oa me tian Shien 5 wars Pele > a é ors : “ feet et _ ‘ - ‘ . ¥ ‘ f os. ~ L. ee is +g ' ‘ . agi P co par ~ a SR TET OMG MaRS. Ie esXi toa wiht + ober wma). Thy: pie eae ee > ge SARA E a& ¥ «ie ee ee ee

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DECEMBER THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH +{wHAT CHEMISTRY IS PROVIDING 4& FOR THE NEXT WAR * % aateteteneeteetmemnteslinemnesietee nee z ~* 2s My Y, Z CAS) A demonstration of phosphorous bombs, by the Chemical : : Warfare Service of the United States Army, staged at kr hosphorous bombs exploding at night. These, shot Ed ewater Arsenal Maryland. International photo from mortars, are intended ne spray tr eneiny sovitiel g ; tern: with fire and noxious gas. International photo ~¥>\ 4 om % % > ~~ HD. * 3 & Huntersall! Irishand English setters, with their owner, off for the day in a common cause. hunting = ; “le | , . ‘ lodge Field searchlights penetrating a smoke screen laid by a Martin bomber ¢ 7 | ee Ms f] in OV rh > nlernadional photo oh , oe . ying overnead wy ede Nes a Es _ —— ) Minnesota. LATEST OF SHAW— A BELTED BUD—Over in Europe, ever striving for : new portrait of the bril- fashion novelties, this belt has been devised by someone lant irish author ane ae better stocked with leather than artistry. awarded this year’s Nobel prize in literature. rr; &@ A. prot A BULL PUP AND TWO BEAR CUBS—Scene in Jasper National Park, British Columbia, with young Bruin doing better footwork than the dog. ‘ - ave. Reps gece “sees ee | — son a Sly A at lr eg ly rly he ae 4 5. wie A gE Pr eo Pn een eRe , / al . > ol f r ry * 2 %, + % x 4 ~~, «= i 2a 4 a al ier owe ee * me ud re ne « 7 or a : OUT AFTER GAME IN CLAY COUNTY—A snapshot of Missouri's ete aoe oS saa is Trini, from old © Senator, Harry B. Hawes, with Mrs. Hawes, and wae of their rena iL lave n l¢rican tour. —Acme phot A ellyn setters. NOT SO GOOD FOR WINTER WEATHER-—A house in the tree, built by new” lyweds neas York, Pa., where they have been living this fall. puccws er won A burr between the toes is | ‘ he hunt.

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ST) | roar nomen THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH > THE CALL OF THE FIELDS AND WOODS IN WINTER 3x Photos Me Me Sg, lak aa a ee ee COR 5 A Rage TANS LRM : 2 S g at night. These, shot spray an enemy position Measuring the spread of the antlers. A scene in the Northern woods. | Huntersall! Irish and English setters, with their owner, off for the day in a common cause. hunting lodge in Minnesota. Invented long before the day of the cafeteria Europe, ever striving for as been devised by someone han artistry. ee Se R ee a ‘ ait * . ‘ . “a - ’ ‘ % od rs > ae x ryt *] - aa } F 5 "ig Ms 3 eta | oy. e. Paeeere « : 3 2 < 5 ‘ 3 ieaiiaats aie . + ‘4, a ate ey aie ¥ P ba | , 4 ¥ 4 PURSE RR ate ay an gee px Rr ad EL sa es eee Te — R es oem a) baal ‘ee Pies Heo see dy ve is iis. anhe Se ste” St % H is Bh ; iia 3 AS tr ae oa OTN apt ee ye : ps NE ES i iat $ . ik ? ¥ Me ‘ D Ot at Magy pte a lio he bot Soba + % me = ‘) a te ae wee A ° : beh apt ke Sas fs Solas ota ha Wa Mien a a , : k : : ‘ F 2 r : my . ‘ ve " 7 - . er ws " a 4 A i we ih 2 6 . sarin 3 % wee ws 4} tre , r bee an % Aes. ~ woe a 4, J woh erat et Ts yee NS le ) roe Aan ee BATE Pn Ne hk OS ig BR) ey 4 sat nak : , pL IEL Ye Sean 4 _, \ ay hare iat» RD a eae as Silla onsite, BIE ORG SR ;'y Fay! ee CC ES. A ee RE eee ES rilt new- ay uilt by Ab OA2AQ A bright fire in the cabin, and preparations for the next days : for the day's count ‘ lerwood. - Urr between the toes is often the cause when a setter loses interest in EX enert. | the hunt. U

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a os es Errante,» 4 a ~—-— © : oe oe me we = S Aang: em A ale %. or ND a ere - oT a NL a i - “oes ‘ es ae Pe g . - in er ands : we + «ihe - _ ee tlle - SRT re ty te 2 ha I i RG MN rE 1 gh ey > ‘ . ee «om ee i ee he ae ae * ——— en SUNDAY MORNiNG A A TNE re : we > » i , ee > an DECEMBER ’ 926 - Putting REM in the “king” row! They're on opposite sides playing checkers but on the same side when it comes to how to “check”’ a cough. REM for them every time! Now Mr. Richard Grifhths of 24.20 Seymour Ave. and Mr. Arthur E. Gutheil of 25 34 Poplar St., New York City, will tell you why they think REM is the champion of cough “checkers: ” Says Mr. Grifhths: “]’m rather subjectto coughs. A neighbor of mine first told me about REM, so I went to the drug store and bought a bottle. 1 was surprised the quick re- sults I got. My cough didn’t last long after that. Now all the family—mother, father and sister use it whenever they need a cough medicine.” Says Mr. Gutheil: “ast winter I had a cough that was rather hard to get rid of. I had tried quite a number of cough remedies and as I had seen so many REM ads in the Subway and in the newspapers, I decided to get a bottle and try it. I started to take REM the evening I got it and the next day already I was much better.”’ So many who have tried REM speak of the quick relief it brings. This quick action is largely due to a special ingredient in REM---effective, harmless--- that is not found in ordinary cough syrups. Clinging to your throat as it is swallowed, REM spreads a soothing, heal- ing film over the inflamed and irritated membranes. No Opiates in REM. And it is pleasant to take. Ask your druggist for REM-—the dark blue package with the large orange circle. If st doesn't help you, you can have your money back. Fair enough! INTRODUCTORY SIZE, 00 CENTS ECONOMY SIZF, ONE DOLLAR MORE ROMAN RUINS IN AFRICA UNCOVERED— Panorama view of Timgad in North Africa, uncovered by scientists working for the French Government. ‘These are what time has left of what were once magnificent struc- tures built by the early Caesars. ' : AS - ) tou Delightfw to Use No grit, Cleans whitens ana preserves teeth Guaranteed tea boprove the eceondithon of the mouth. . Sold bw druggists lodine Products Co. Laurel, Miss. e = SE — SS SESE E35 3535353353339 3353535353535 3535 3535353 SE SESE THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH = SoS SS ie = = >: 33S BS Ss$ SES ESSE 3 = ~——, — » a \. One Hundred Ti hings to “Do at THE VENICE COMPANY 118 Venice Blvd., Venice, Florida Oentece Fliortiease WEastT -COAzese Cire GN .A THE ONLY , 1 | . 4 t 2 : WATCHING OTHERS WORK. This is always fun, but at Venice, the fine new West Coast Resort, it is also a chance to look in on one of the most picturesque agricultural developments in America. Interesting people are farming in a new way at Venice. From your idling car, through a tropical countryside, you see teeming acres of luscious fruits and vegetables destined for Venice hotels and homes. Here is sunshine that constantly invites you outdoors to your favorite pastime; the sparkling Gulf, the a fairways, the shining roads, the cross-country gun. Hotel and apartment house accommodations are plentiful and reasonable. Hotel rates fixed at $5 to $15. Sixty percent of rooms at $5. Booklet. tramps with dog an MAINLAND BEACH nm) | Y I Hy - I | ; SS3SSo[csoSSSSSSsSSSSSSSsss More Home Merchants’ Advertising was carried by the Post-Dispatch than all other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED during the first ten months of 1926. BIG EARRINGS AGAIN —The Paris jewelers are attempting to revive an old-time fashion but it is doubtful if American wom- en want to be _ bothered with them. coke ibs lable ahowe iw the junior (rand WILL BE MIKADO SOME DAY—Snapshot of the Crown Prince of Japan at army maneuvers. THE Play Note The Branswick-Balke- Collender Company are equipped to manufacture billiard tables and equipment to conform with any spectal ideas of decorative plans HERE isn’t any other attraction ED isthowndhiasnana more to the youngster—that offers him more enjoyment, interest and endless amusement than billiards. And nothing will turn him more definitely from undesirable out- side influences and to hishome for pleasure and entertainment than this same wonderful game. It is rare sport—for young or old. The cost of a Brunswick Home Table is modest — negligible com- pared to the ronal reap in the knowledge that your children are happy, contented and grow- ing up under the wholesome in- flucnce of their home. Extra space or a special room is unnecessary. There isa Bruns- wick Home Table to fit even the smallest home. Read the description below of the Brunswick Playmate”. Then fill out and mail the coupon for more complete details, prices, etc. Write today. The Brunswick- Balke - Collender Company. Est. 1845. Branches in all Princi- pal Cities of che U.S. and Canada The PLAYMATE $2659 CASH BALANCE IN CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENTS A modified standard table, with folding legs, size 3'ox 7 ft. Has genuine slate bed and all the playing qualities of the professional! size table, cushions, angles and balls being scaled down with scientific precision. Comes complete, with full playing equipment. 41 a slight additional cost interchangeable cushions may - he had. mahing the table suitable esther for carom or pocket ¢ billiards. Smatler tables for pou billiards omly. srte ¢ had ar ctr// law er prices 2a Sft. amd 4x6 f1.. may the a: 944608? V pert crict BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER COMPANY, 915-919 NORTH SIXTH ST.. } A 4 ee oe SUNDAY MORNING \ * iat fA Gladde Brighi with an 4. a =< 2616—the Rover y fom ‘ with bettery 2-cell Flash ‘ with the broad $2.35, com

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—— ane SUNDAY MORNING | THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH pEcnaeaes a er, , ; / 7D , Be i - ys ‘ . ; " ae 7 ee | ix” ~ . , r “ - - = a] F — . 7 ; , : ps ie ee * > . ” ey q . ay rot ba) a + / : ~ “f 4 - , ee 2 ey J ‘. 4 . . 4 ne i * , the : 2 Joint hs Ye : oa ap = ; 4 ’ at Lost Joy Gained There are countless people who tell you an easy, pleasant way to redu: Perhaps your own friends them. There are now som CESS fat i8s not one-tenth s- ,* Vetmiice 2 way 1S Marmola Prescr lt is based On many years oO! he re.earch People have used it for 19 years, and every circle shows the fine results. Users have shown others, told others the effects. And the use has grown in this way to over a million boxes yearly Marmola requires no abnormal exer. cise or diet. One simply takes four tablits daily, to correct the cause of excess fet, until weight comes down to normal. and users find other benefits galore You should try Marmola. Any he-p which has pty 19 years, what Mar mola has done, must be ecficient and help ful. That is the way to easy, lasting re duction. Try it, for your own saic¢—now Marmola prescript +4 iT ‘a druggists at $1 per bo» wavs fun, but at Venice, the ce 10 look in on one of the s in America. Interesting ice. From your idling car. ing acres of luscious fruits d homes. Here is sunshine our favorite pastime; the ng roads, the cross-country ent house accommodations fixed at $5 to $15. Sixty Ser » The Pleasant Way to Reduce Mail for MARMOLA |, 2-234 Genera! Motors Bidg. EACH OF THESE FUR COATS MADE OF RAB- re BIT SKINS—tThe art of y ad Qa the dyer and the skill of / the furrier have made it PAINLAND -BEACH ae yo * eaegu ae from aE Se Se | at | , ie, : | | the pelt of the lowly cot- = —e as " Me alae hed , ; tontail fur coats of varied | ) colors and effects. So great is the demand that Te F .% - : rabbit farms have become ertising was : i profitable. _ Some of these coats. sell for as high as an all other yy . = | | $1000 each * WATCH YOUR THROAT! ° é ws . sabi 5 : i . mw =e ap ete bok ve de ul. ae Ae Hy ‘ , 7. 7 ’ * 4 : ih" me é ea a ta os Re BRC ts oe phe acd Wow RM AMT oe a ae ka a cs Oe Gar Ad “RP as ae om : = GS, ghia Be "Sie i pool x Ywitgs 7 * a : oe i 7 hay Y, m Ber a te A: 4 prey, it ra 7 A» 1 i dah Na »~ x * 4 tr x a jail si peated ahi ba 7 Clg pts ‘, es ‘ oad . RRA Regt | rte y “oie Meenas ity bs Srey; iat % z. Sead ‘i ih ae " “ ay ys ye i as. > ge Dei ile? : : 4 a # Ay re h wea Or baal a aie ? ors, ¥ . 3 Y= - Wieedharc tad, ile haat ‘ 2 4 sd t a oe = A wr 5 TP. 2 ¢ es, wot i = $ ‘* * f has ? x. Y ater ced . : ; — bs huang aes “ hi ‘ ° . : aan , Pe 5 *, is tLe ps ra ee nae mh 4 pe oy a ae ee. oa Nd et by A i 2 a ‘ Ay spay vt is Hh ites taes tee : 4 : 4 1 FE, te Sp NR «5 Aaa neg ten 5 * Particularly at this time of year everyone should watch the throat EVEREADY | very carefully. The ideal mouth and FLASHLIGHTS a ee & BATTERIES RG etki of Baylor, as the bride in -they last Jonager production of “The Wed — th e safe an tisep {1c ding of the Roses. Below Miss’ Edna Marsh as the groom

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SUNDAY MORNING THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ DECEMBER 5. 1926 HOW A SCULPTOR MODELS A STATUE tUCUUULUEEELECAL EDEL EEE RADRALORGEDE EDAGAEDAOR DOD LULODORGROEEORODDR EE: ssi pencnancaneDeenE cGRDDSCE DARE ODORDAUNCeaneREpAreeUpRbRONR la — > ~ Superfluous Hair Removed Forever by the Infallible TRICHO SYSTEM Faultless skin is ever a part of the truly || beautiful woman Perfection is iMpos- sible when face and limbs are marred by hair Tricho banishes superfluous hair forever It is the modern, guaranteed method. No chemicals, needles or wax—no pain. The skin ie left soft and smooth Consultation and advice entail! neo ob/igatien. 284 T waa | Arcade { 1 { Bidg Eighth Tricho System in ai! Principal Cities mab) Uta! 7a CR See Oe |. A progressive set of photographs showing the fashioning 4} = \s ADVERTISEMENT a licg oh la RS em + aaa ~ : + RO Sia ic me) oo PGE ge: = © * ws heey ies & “ wales FREE OFFER WITH =. “2X This 18k white cold Wedding Ringe, set with 3 senuine = dia- monds (not chips) FREE with every $60 or over Diamond Ring. Pay $1.00 A WEEK Merit this ado te secure free Weddtug KMenp with S60 or ever Diamond Dard 621 LOCUST STREET Neat to Cainer of 7th St. =f. Pons Kormssus Citys Viirnengalin of the Spanish War Memorial to be unveiled on San Juan Hill, Cuba, next week. The sculptor is Joseph P. Pollia. Veterans of the 71st New York Regiment will unveil the memorial. In these photographs you see the complete process of work, from the crudely fashioned figure of laths, the covering of the surface with wet clay, the completed clay figure, and then the process of making molds from which a bronze casting can be made. —Herbert photo. 4850 VOICES On One Record ADESTE FIDELES Appreciated not only by religious people, but by ail ie ¢ A large 12- 5‘ record, =e ) and 400 other lections 75c. XMAS & SACRED RECORDS | Parcel Post Charge, 1 or 10 records, 25c—Send stamps or money order. Most complete stock of new process COLUMBIA RECORDS Catalogs Free. Mail Orders Filled. RAIGOR’ Music Shops 1225 Franklin Pao ITALY’S “WAR BABY” —Princess Maria of Savoy, POP RA PA A NA eel Ahad hah ale el a ll ll A ESET eg = ae Ne nile ee es rane ° =e : ar yi enna ags ait oat Le. pan = a . . — ane ~—— tenth alls, ° a ~*~ yey AEE OO AS gt ic on™ 8 : 7, ’ a 5 v i Pe B wo? * 7 = - > ny nee 9: Me yew any w y Ty v3 as a « “ vai obo hae SRP BE I Te ala MD oe ey | on Bs Spares ~ ; : % Re CORO ERIE | ay sicknall : : a ys P genet coe 2 ” “ ain es oft ns . ss ne eT segth> sis all oe ae Wet? + a ee ee eee ee ines aaa Seti aeee OE ne I ee J ses 55, Se gta PARADOOODOOAD DAD a daughter born to the King and Queen of Italy, December 26, 1914, when In all the world no other manicure set like a genuine La(ross A GIFT that carries with it beauty, utility and quality unsurpassed. Each fascinat- ing little implement is per- fectly wrought from special formula cutlery steel The sharp regular teeth of the file are expertly cut and smoothed on the edge to prevent tear- ing the skin. The scissors are specially hardened and tempered with blades ground to evenly meeting edges and to needle-points that will not spring or bend apart The handles are made of beautifully fashioned white, blue and pink pearloid and other materials to match popular toilet sets. Cases are of soft genuine leather exquisitely grained and lined with luscious rich NAIL FILES SCISSORS ee en oe reese mie + yn et ca ~ DOOSGGERRK : 1925 La Cross NIPPERS the World War was only a few months old, as she is now, a bobbed hair miss of twelve. —Herbert photo. / ‘= + ’ 7 * am ~*~. OT a ‘‘cure-all,”’ not a medicine— Fleischmann’s Yeast is simply a re- markable fresh food. The millions of tiny active yeast plants in every cake invigorate the whole system. They aid digestion—clear the skin—banish the poisons of constipation. Where cathartics give only temporary relief, yeast strengthens the intestinal muscles and makes them healthy and active, daily releasing new stores of energy. | Eat two or three cakes regularly every day, one before each meal: on crackers, in fruit This Way . A simple method that has conquered old ills . HEALTH! and shown thousands the way to new life and energy juices, water or milk—or just plain, in smal. pieces. For constipation dissolve one cake in hot water (not scalding) before meals and at bedtime. Dangerous habit-form- ing cathartics will gradually become un- necessary. All grocers have Fleischmann’s Yeast. Buy several cakes at a time—they will keep fresh in a cool dry place for two or three days. And let us send you a free copy of our latest booklet on Yeast for Health. Health Research Dept. N-923, The Fleischmann Company, 701 Washington St., New York. “I BROKE OUT FROM HEAD TO FOOT with skin eruptions. My entire body was covered with angry welts. I could not rest at night and during the day was so tortured that I expected to lose my mind. Finally someone suggested Fleischmann’s Yeast. I took three cakes a day and now I am well. That was three years ago, and I have not had any skin trouble since. I cannot say too much in the praise of Fleischmann’s Yeast.’’ Mrs. Frank C. Mehrling, Baltimore, Md U a J: HENRY FORD, TODAY —This picture of the auto- mobile manufacturer was taken in Detroit during the recent visit of Prince Nicolas of Rumania. ternational p satin in colors from rose petal pink to vivid blues and gay yellows. Do not confuse La Cross manicure sets with the ordi- nary kind. Every La Cross implement is an expertly de- signed and fashioned instru- ment. The mountings are beautifully and substantially made from the best material obtainable. The cases sur- passingly and lastingly lovely. Prices range from $1.50 for sets comprising the most essential implements to $25 for sets containing every wanted piece. All manicure se‘'s and implements are lifledly guaranteed A gift that’s sure to please. Schnefe! Brothers, Inc.. sewers, NW. J FIRST WOMAN TO SCALE MOUNT BAKER —Miss Dorothy Pilley, an English girl, who recently went to the top of Mount Baker, in Northern Wash ington, a climb of than 14.000 feet TWEEZER: more oe q " 3 z * Fj + By Sailiaeiideededi¢etes oo Seq “AFTER SUFFERING FOR YEARS FROM SICK HEADACHES brought on by stomach trouble, I was advised by a Denver doctor to eat Yeast. I began eating Fleisch- mann's Yeast three times daily. I have been free from headaches for several months, and there is no reason to doubt that Yeast did for my stomach trouble what all other remedies failed to do.”’ Edward A. Sproul, Denver, Colo “TI HAVE BEEN A CHAUFFEUR FOR TWENTY YEARS. Sitting in a car for ten or twelve hours a day with practically no physical exercise finally told on my system I had severe pains in my intestines. A friend learning of my plight advised Fleischmann’s Yeast. I tried it and in two months I was absolutely a different person. The pains dis- appeared. I was entirely well.”’ R.S. Burnwood, Venice, Calif “MY LITTLE BOY WAS AFFLICTED WITH A SEVERE CASE OF CONSTIPATION. I started feeding him Fleischmann's Yeast cakes each day. This seemed to supply aome deficiency in hie diet. In a few weeks, the con- stipation began to disappear. Now elimination is regular and there iano tritce of the old trouble left. The boy 18 a@ fine, sturdy fellow now Vrast and the credit wu due to Fleiachmann's Mre R Hatdenhrook Stanford Mant THIS FAMOUS FOOD tones up the entire system — aids digestion —clears the skin —banishes constipation.

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The Erector motor furnishes power to make these models go. 1—Erector contains more parts. builds more models than any other toy. 2—Erector square girders —an ex- clusive Erector feature. 3 —Erector powerful electric motor —twelve big special exclusive features. (In No. 4 set and up) 4—New Erector Boiler—an exclu- sive feature (in all sets from the Super-Erector No. 7 up). $—New Steam Shovel—an exclu- sive Erector feature. (In the Super-Erector No. 7 and up). 6—New Erector Dredge Buckets —an exclusive Erector feature. (In new No. 8 and up). 7—Curved Erector Girder—an ex- clusive Erector feature. (In all sets) R—Guiant ae rang ag exclusive Erector feature. (In No. 10 set) 9—Perforated strips. 4 holes to is the worlds greatest toy Other Erector Features the inch — hundreds of other genuine perfect mechanical parts for duplicating every en- ineering feat ever attempted. ossible with no other toy than the New Erector. 10— The New Erector contains the greatest assortment of gears— — in all~from —— bev- eled gears, solid brass gears, to the big $0 tooth steel gears. 11—Erector is made from steel. plated. enameled and electrically baked. 12—Designed by engineers. used by engineers and endorsed by engineers. 13—The mechanical engincering features of Erector are correct. It is the only perfect method of reproducing engineering feats. 14—It is pee eee. owing to minute de- tails of standardization. e@qeeeeee contains 269 od motor No. 7 contains 860 parts. Builds models. 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The Seiper-Evector No. rf The Premier Popular-Priced Set My thousands of boy friends have told me that this is the best Erector Set I have made since I left Yale. Every boy will go wild over this premier, popv- lar-priced Super-Erector No. 7. y free book tells how the 473 make the 533 models. But there is no end to the things you can build. Any boy can make any engineering model. Sent FREE wth this book— The Mysterious Erectorscope WHEN you send the coupon for my free book, you will also get an — present; the mysterious Erector- scope. It will fool the smartest boy. You've never seen anything like it. Just look through the Erectorscope! You won't believe your eyes. Everybody will want to look through it, too. Send the coupon now and get the book and the Erectorscope absolutely free. 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Though he sets out certain “noticeable gens of progress in the enforce- ent of the national prohibitisn t*during the year,” she does not ink the difficulties tn the way of ying up the United States. “The progress made by the Gov- rnment in this suppression of uor smuggling.” says Mrs. Wille- ndt. “has been interesting if not couraging. The law Is still un- led and unsatisfactory.” During the year (the fiscal year ded last June ,30), the report ws. $49 American rtum-running is were seized—330 with car- and 519 without eargo. The}; iber of tiquor-laden vessels}, ed during the previous year was 6. h Conrts Differ on Seizures. ot ‘Confiicting opinions have been; @ anded down by Appellate Courts; of th regard to the right of theia st Guard and of customs offi-tf to seize American vessels be-{f d the 12-mile limit. The Fire ij uit Court of Appeals ruledit Binst the Government in the case} re fa seizure 24 mites from tand ile the Second Circuit Court of peals has held that the Coast rd may arrest an American el anywhere on the high seas there is reasonable ground tolof Dect the commission of an of- se. The question, according tort Willebrandt. will have to be ily decided by the United States preine Court. Extra-territorial seizure conven- ns have been negotiated by the ited States with eight foreign 4 vernments. but Mrs. Willebrand! ints out that most of the courts ve h-ld that theBe conventions e not self-executing and that rther legislation by Congress will ~» Necessary before they become any substantial use. “One of the outstanding decis- } ons,” Mrs Willebrandt writes, Was rendered in April of this r by the Circuit Court of Ap- Beals for the Second Cirvuit in the tind-Diarmantina case. The cult Court of Appeals affirmed action of the Court of the euthern District of New York fn wclining to forfeit the Norwegian mship Sagatind and_the Brit- schooner Diamantina. U. S. Laws Covering Cases. ‘The ruling of the courts In this ew Was to the effect that the 48h-American and Norwegian- “erican extra-territorial seizure ventions did not have the ef- * of extending the operating ke of the customs and liquor ™WS of the United States, and that, hough the seizure of these two ® may have been strictly in ord with treaty provisions, there © no existing laws of the United tes effective on the high seas der which the seized vessels and ir liquor cargoes could be fore, ted. The department decided | to file a petition in the Su- me Court for a review of thie ision. . 2 Observing that “the rum-run-f ® habit on the part of foreign ‘' seems to be one hard to mak.” Mre Willebrandt gives & mber of instances of vessels | have been seized more than - For example: The British chooner Diaman- has heén seized three times. Was apprehended the first time POxt. 12. 1924 off Sandy Hook Was thereafter released on wad. On April 27. 1925. she was -0 miles off the New Jersey having changed her name te ousmee and flying the French There was insufficient evi- in the possession of the Gor- Mt to forfeit the vessel and Was released. On July 26, ae ated on Page 3. Column &. - Pa : 7 os) ee