St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 7, 1926

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| COMIC P. ’ | MONDAY, : | DECEMBER 6, 199g ofa “ah % 8 fr 0 br 6 =e 4 7) ai Ys ees 4pe\ 44% w % | + $ | “ ed , 0 Hi F TT 4 Vay = ll iy hy . ; it a ° 4 c os . BD TEN — PLEASE RIN’ MY- BLACKIE. HE DON'T & CON'T e&, I’M HIM, OR E'LL 8S& COUNTING BUT NO NOTHING SLEEPERS— REsT O’ AS W, « HD aN sini (Copyright, 192 His is E q * THIS a OASTILC AF BUY HER A orto teed Ye re © ¥ Aulies aib ate e ° @oli@ KEEP AWAT «1 is CALY A STALL “TO 4 Tl WeArTt HAVE TRH -+ BRACELET OC SOMETHIAIG - RE URICE KETTEN MURPHY PHONED MES CONING THIS EVENING ER Go AND DRESS |F ont: _— — Me ” me: al ~ * : a . z. 3 - 7 ” ies _ % Fl ie > % & pe 53 OMY POLICY, DRISES TARIFF & 7 ‘s ie views Alleged Aids to Farmers but Gives No | By CHARLES G. ROsS, | foughout the message is a strain of those which are already be. | , ra) effect the crn borer, ithe cmrrent state of the Union ” . . ~ Almost a Thousand More Employment Offers Are Printed in the Post-Dispatch Each Week Than Appear in the Second St. Louis Newspaper. “4 } The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With 79, NO. 91. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH the Associated Press News Service B.ad ee A Ns ea tata _ PRICE 2 CENTS | Dat CREDITS. Recommendations of President in Annual Message to Congress ERITY 10 Hs That appropriation bills for two years be pasSed at the opening session That the policies to which he ascribes the prosperity of the country be steadily continued. That Congress at this session confine itself to expenditures “of the most urgent necessity.” That the protective tariff be left untouched. That reductions be made in the first two tax payments of next year, but that no general revision of the revenue law be attempted at this time. That Congress try to devise some measure of farm relief. That Congress pass .a law to promote railroad consolida- ‘| tions. | That river and harbor im- i| provement be continued accord- . ~-|| ing to present _ policy, with t Calls for Author '| trunk-line- projects receiving to Deal With Any first attention. That the actual operation of | Emergency and ty || under one head. the Government fleet be plated Radio Control Bill. That a radio contro] méasure be passed to end the present “chaos” in the air. That the restrictive {immigra- tion laws be administered with- ————— to Congress Re-. for Relief. NS PLAN FOR TAX REBATE a - —— ee ee ee —- Washington Correspondent of | | the Post-Dispatch. | oe ¢ out needless division of fam- ¢ ilies. ° That legislation be passed giv- ‘ ing the executive power to deal ¢ with coal] strike emergencies. That Federal] Judges be given fair salaries. That a branch-banking meaS- | ¢ § er ure, putting national] banks on a | parity with state banks, be speedily enacted. | That the people learn to rely more on loca] than on Federal authority for the suppression of evils. That an anti-lynching law be passed. That the Philippine Islands be developed economically and post- — —— their poned. That as a measure of pre- paredness, the public debt be ‘paid off as fast as possible. That there be no extension of the pension system at this time. That alien property be re- turned but not without simul- taneous provision for the set- tlement of American claims. That the states co-operate fully with the Federal Govern- ment in enforcing prohibition. | independence’ be That Washington be made the most beautiful capital city and the art center of the world. That America keep its vision ( “fixed on high.” : ¢ / ; rd ; 4 ¢ ¢ $ é ? ASHINGTON. Dec. 7.—Presi- | Sto Congress. read in both today, made report to the the his admin- poe. ENDS OWN LIFE AFTER that owing to ficent policies of on, especially that which he bes as the policy of economy 4g well with the United States keynote of the document. contains 12.000 words On a variety of subjects, from world American in Paris Shoots Wife, Governess and Himself ament plans to the ravages After Money Loss. is found in the character- ragraph which +g tad By the Associated Press PARIS, Dec. 7.—William Howell Payne, an American Paris, today shot and One of peace and prosperity killed his mplete satisfaction with tne vements of the Coolidge ad-| Wife and a governess, Mile. Adri- tion enne Menry, then killed himself. vessage js not calculated tc The Paynes had lived in an apartment on the Avenue des any comfort to aspiring Re- Champs Elysees for rceveral years. ns whe hope that Mr. Coo! will velunterdeeretine-atotied He was a member of the St. Cloud | of his present term. In its; Country Club and the Travelers’ all quality. its appeal to vot- | Club. Variots groups, it is some-; Mr. Payne, who was 66 years here | old, formerly resided in New York 'City, but had maintained a luxur- 'ous apartment in Paris for the last like a party platform. ething in it for everybody. Stands by Old Policies. Phat the country requires.” the | 20 years. His wife, Jennie, was ent says, “is not so much:)62 and was born in Georgia. She policies as a steady continua- | had been paralyzed for a long time. ; Mr. Payne had been away on a a /at noon today he found he had lost inew policies are enunciated.|a large sum of money and began at least one of the old oncs— (shooting. proposed ' ; dherence to the| Sao aes | eee assed tine NATIONAL CITY BANK WILL ; pne ‘ords hut by c is- | ee a ome BE LARSEST Wi THE WORLD @ the World Court off his New York Depository Takes Action Bhoals project for private ex- 000, to Increase Capital Stock to $143.000,000. Asenciaed Presse YORK, Dec. ep in his Kansas City speech message containg no refer- to the Mexican situation, un- |! By the the statements that “in some! NEW 7.—The ers our diplomacy is vexed difficult and as yet unsolved tota! resources in excess of a bil- ems and ti@t “we recognize jion dollars, today took action | Onsibilitv to protect and de-/which will make it the largest | the international! rights of |commercia! bank in the world in| Government and our citizens” be construed as suc) vided profits. its handiing of the Muscles) A $25,000,000 increase in capita! Problem, the message offers stock, approved by the directors, king contrast with past mess-/ will give the National City a tota! These have repeatedly rec-/capital, surplus and undivided ded the sale or leasing of! profits of approximately $143,000,- which compares with $150,- tion. The present document 000.000 for the Midland Bank, 8s the subject with one! $129.000.090 for Lioyd’s Bank and : reference, to the effect that '$125.000.%0 for Barclay’s Bank, Government is trying to ob-/ London's three largest. a0 adequate supply of cheap, ear - eizer for rend mel by tne | CHICAGO PLANS BIG OUTLAY ’d development at Ad : Musci€ Total of $536.330,000 in Improve- t does not indicate the | ments of Streets and Parks. © of the President toward By the Associated Press. Measing bills now pending in CHICAGO, Dec. 7.—About $536.- ; , 330,000 is to be spent in improve- | when 100th iments between now and 1933. mM other recommendations |Chicago will celebrate her past which are dropped out |birthday with a centenstial Present message are the ition, according to a program made ng: Reorganization of ex-| public today by Euegene S. Taylor. ° departments: establishment general manager of the Chicago partment of Education: | Plan Commission. Points Not Mentioned. en of merit systern in the! Bridges, railroad terminals, riv- | Service: regulation of watch- er straightening, restoration of the) ™ the polis tn national elec- 'Fine Arts Building of the 1893. | minimum wage law for wom- world’s fair. the building of the District of Columbia: Pro- beaches, parks, a new postoffice by law for new Federa] Commission procedure: set- “* Of the old French . lclaims, spolia proposes, are included in this pro- ‘gram 4 Coolidge reports that under Ministration the nation has wed a “perfectly astonishing” | ion for prosperity: that the Y program has “surely { results: that the "ff is a wonderfully fine that the has zealously pro- Comedy Actress Reported. By the Associated Press PARIS. Dec. 7.—A dispatch ‘of the Chi go Tribune, says that Jascha Heifetz, the younz Russian engaged to Miss Juca for the country: istra ‘jon 2 Sof ‘ i violinist. is the ir’ 4 : that interests of the farm.- 'Labass. a famous Budapest mu- ustry z ‘ ’ ‘ . , : 4 ee Save in spots adds the marriage will take place er : setts . ‘ : i Sore, is doing well; that | in Paris next summer Fight at White House Breakfast. WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—At an- other White House breakfast con- rkable Progress; that the | erEnCS ony. hee — ne Islands are being wise-| ee eattee re oe wg qa ied: tot the | Wo et eke mai forces of the nation are - oe -ramgnese siggso naan oe adequate we have ever oreo — 4g Bs aes ‘Vir- time of peace. a Ot apes Rhode istand. 7 a ow el lings with eae ' ‘| ginia, McMaster of South Dakota j eattiatacas }and Pine of Oklahoma, all Repub- licans. ong Wage-earners there is | ral condition of content- | that the Negroes are mak- | Eu rope we are ued on Page 4. KILLING TWO WOMEN Na- | tional City Bank of New York, with | point of capital, surplus and undi- | exposi- HEIFETZ TO MARRY STAR Engament of Violinist and Musical | protec- | from Budapest ‘to the Paris edit‘on | SIX SAILORS ADRIET FOR THREE MONTHS ] 'They Were Picked Up After! Six Others in Motor Boat Died. | By the Associated Press. | MANILA, Dec. 7.—After drifting in a disabled motor boat for more ithan months in the South Seas, six young sailors from Celebes ‘Island, a British possession south of here, were brought to Manila resident of | three today aboard the steamer Shurru- | | following their rescue off the ica, ‘coast of Mindanao-tietené. oto | Originally a party of 12, they ‘left Celebes last July for the neigh- ‘boring island of Siuaw to sell mer- | ichandise and take gifts to a couple ‘about to be married here. On the ‘return trip the engine broke down and a heavy gale blew them far. off their course. The food supply dwindled until inothing was Jeft but rice. could live on this died After drifting from July 25 to i'Nov. 16 the six were picked up by ‘an interisland steamer off the of Mindanao and taken to northernmost tip of embarked not Nov. 1. ‘coast Suriagao. the island, where they 'for ACCEPTANCE OF RESIGNATION OF JUDGE ENGLISH OPPOSED tepresentative La Guardia of New York Will Fight Dropping of Trial in Congress. hi 'oet-Dispateh > | . frie ~ & “ Manila. Special | the WASHINGTUN, Dec. 7.—Repre- sentative la Guardia of New York today expressed disapprove of the ‘action, Nov. 4, of the House Man- agers in agreeding to acceptance by the President of the lation of |Federa!l Judge George W. English 'of the Eastern District of Illinois, resigt ‘who was to have gone to trial on an impeachment proceeding before the Senate Nov. 1%. The House Managers wil! recom- mend, probably Friday, that the icase be dropped, which ‘indicated he would oppose. “The purpose of trying offend- not punish them for ‘a particular wrongdoing, but as a | deterrent to others,” said La Guar- “If Judges can flagrantly vio- customs and |when Caught, be permitted to re- isign, the Federa! courts will be- icome even more arrogant and Judges more inclined to usurp ' powers.” EXPERT LOOKING OVER CITY (ers is oniy to ; Ola. i | late proprieties and, and other projects which Chicago! FOR FEDERAL BUILDING SITE told. i Traminell of Florida today made Cae a Later, when the Post-Dispatch | goog his threat to introduce a reso- W. PF. Field of Treasury Depart- exposed Sam arky as a defaulting |jution fer repeal of the Senate's ' gment Arrives from Washington ' bondsman who had no VIOBOPrLY | patification of the World ears pro- to Make Survey. listed in his own same but had | soo) w. F. Field, site expert of gt PR ~sadaggnet ty 5 gato os i Prema se Trammell was one of the Demo- | ow -_ et ment 11] begin | Pres Judge Ittner ae gp fe ipa) | rats who voted for the court last | Treasury Mepartment, Wii JC & of those Judges who had accepted | ,, asion, bur he said in his resolu- tomorrow a survey of Federal Gov-| Arky on * nds In one year he€/ltion today that, inasmuch as. the ernment properties in St. Louls, | og ie mse . eas | Powers had not accepted the Sen- : | ‘ ‘port to the Sec- . ores Stpougyn at that (iM Ri desi ,;ate reservations. the United States | preparatory antes report to t y : Cc lhad listed properties amounting CO | should withdraw Its go ae he. iretary of the Treasury on the ad-/ oniy $25.00! He ac epted (280 ,}come a court member visability of housing al! Govern- | tine Jack" Rubenstein, Eric A. Clo- | visa iL sate main dius WA. Tif and, most cevensy |PLENTY OF CHRISTMAS TREES ‘mental agencies, except tue ee ‘Anty Sansone, all of them unquali-| ae eG SN a am 'postoffice. in one new and mONnU-' «24g bondsmen. Sansone has signed | Cedars Cost 15 Cents tn Ozarks but imental building. Ee will be here 5. the jast two months $190.00) 50 Cents to $3 Retail. i» week or more. worth of common law bonds with | spec o the Poet-Tiapateh A dispat h from Washington fudge Ittner’s approval -ASSVILLE Mo sal - -The telling of Mjield's departure tor St Tension Among Judzgcs cutting and marketing of Christmas _ouis, stated that Henry R.. Wei When the Ittner assignment had {trees has started in this section seis, St Louse rea! estate dealer, heen made. vesterday it caused a It nlimited quantities of native ce- was in WaslRpgton conferring rension among the Judges which! dars grow wild over the hills -and with Congressma Dyer as to pos-'snapped in a hubub cf ang j| along the highways. Trucks from sible selection of a site for the new | words over a resoiution to censure al! over the country come in and Mederal building in the vicinity of; former Circuit Judg Grimm for hau! them off to -market the Twelfth boulevard Memoriai/an advertisement Foe da SRS |, Recently a man from Caney, Plaza. He spoke of a location on | name @s officer of Boatmen’s' Kan.. brought five empty trucks to Twelfth. between Olive and Pine Nationa, Bink “ get a supply They can be bought Streets, saying ii could be had fet Judge Franklin mpsiter Gentend- j here, cut and plied on trucks for $2.500.000. As an alternative, he e@ that former Judge Grimm had an average of |5 cents each, while sg ithe ultimate consumer pays from . ‘ : ; 4 4 af 4 de ) suggested land on (dilve., bye LWweE ij ij Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. _jacceptance of certain ; i Six. who La Guardia ‘ ITTNER GIVEN JUVENILE COURT UNDER PROTEST Judge Refuses to Release Colleagues on Bench From Pledges Made to Him Six Months Ago. ASSIGNMENT ON His Among Activities | Bondsmen Cause of Ob- jections—Flareup Over Censuring Grimm. An effort to block the appoint- ‘ment of Circuit Judge Anthony Itt- 'jmer to the juvenile division of the } ; ; ‘Court of Domestic Retations, be- cause of the criticism which his i | bail bonds (has earned, arose at the general session of Circuit Judges yesterday ‘afternoon, the Post-Dispatch has i ilearned. I When the matt®r of assignments was reached, Judge Franklin Mil- ‘ler reminded the general session that six months ago Judge Ittner ‘had obtained the pledges of the majority of his colleagues to vote ‘him the Juvenile Court assignment. “I was one of those who prom- ‘ised to vote for Judge Ittner.” Judge Miller declared, and then, ‘turning to Judge Ittner, he said: | ’ i ; | i | VOTE OF FOUR OF 15 INQUIRY INTO BRIBERY CHARGE — AGAINST MAINE SENATOR. ORDERED —— 2 — ee a a AND PROBABLY TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. S ty Gai cease Ue Gis desc ata -. & Ghabc sect cue Bem Mikhak cuxcle wel es ee ar cble cee | Bete: Bh dideca S 4. Misr badsle Oe | EE Beoe 5 a2. m L ea cle tee ee. de es 45 - & Giser ot dvs 3 mite Mido dct daa 4 7 & 7 So Wit iwiass 36 Yesterday's high 32 (11 p. m.) low 24 Fs wm.) Official forecast THE YELLOW, fo St. Louis and PERIL WAS vicinity: Rain or GOLD-TRIMMED) snow tonight and probaly tomor- row; not much change in tem- perature, the low- est tonight will grees, Missouri: Un- settled tonight and tomorrow, cain, snow no decided change in tem- perature. Illinois: now or sleet rain in the slightly extreme cept portion; tomorrow in the portion. Heat Wave Grips Buenos Aires. extreme south colder south | By the Associated Press “When I made that promise I did) not know about your connection with the acceptance of bonds for which you recently have been criti- cised in the newspapers. Now J ‘think that your usefulness in the Juvenile Court would be impaired as a result of the bond controversy. and I desire to place another Judge in n@mination, if you will release me from this promise.” Declines to Withdraw. Judge Ittner replied that he still thought the Judges who had prom- ised him their support should vote tor him, and declined to release Judge Miller from his pledge. It had been the intention of Judge Miller and the other Judges os who opposed Ittner to nominate Judge Harry Rosskopf for the juvenile assignment. His experi- the ence in children’s work on Roard of Education particularly fitted him. many of the Judges thought. for a term on the juvenile bench. sion finds it hard to select a quali- fied Judge who is willing to take but it is under- up jus enile work, Ordinarily the general ses- | te ee eh ee ee ee, { i ‘There have BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 7.—While some sections of the United States are suffering from snow and ex- treme cold, the capital of Argen- tina is suffering from a heat wave. The temperature is around 95 degrees sunstroks. MAN WHO MADE $1,000,000 AND RETIRED DIES IN YEAR: J. S. Donovan, Who Quit at 44 as Head of Sales Company, Suc- cumpbs in Boston. By the Associaed Presa BOSTON, Dec. 7.—Joseph 8. Donovan, who made $1.%00,000 and retired at the age of 44, only 11 months ago, died today. Donovan, wha began work when he was 11 in a carpet factory for $1.50 a week, eventually entered the automotive industry and was head of a large Boston automobile sales organization at the time of his retirement. Last December he announced that in fulfillment of a promise made years ago, he would retire, having made his million. It was about 321 years ago, when he was a 14-year-old apprentice } - e ~ aa imechanic in the New York Centra! ‘stood that Judge Rosskopf had ex- | pressed a willingness to accept the assignment. However, Judge Ittner was t on the place and he in- Siste! was nominated. : | no Judge cast a ballot against him and only four voted When a vote was taken; in his favor. | a |\laughed at The rest remained silent. He got the assignment. Protests From Citizens. i rhe move to deny Judge i[tiners| request for the juvenile bench as- These protests had come to the varicus Judges before the by telephone or letter. Judge Ittner has been much in the public prints since last spring, when he granted the injunction un- 4 ‘ ic b | which Jake Katz and his siot pool were abie to operate ger vr" BRItno lie nine ’ ™ ~ oy ?? (je open during April. It meeting | Railroad shops that he saw an old man feebly making his way to an office where he hoped to amass more millions. The old man al- ready had a million dollars. The boy then made his vow that he nev- make of himself such a spectacle and he told a little group of companions so. His companions him, but he made good. er would | EDWARDS WANTS NATIONAL VOTE ON 18TH AMENDMENT New Jersey Senator Will Call for Resolution After Christ- mas Holidays. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. &.—Sena- tor Edwards «(Dem.) of New Jer- sev told the Senate today that after the Christmas holidays he would call up his resolution for a ? : ~~ } . “ 7 7 ‘ ‘ lh, national referendum to repeal the ait **hPterhat ‘was “blighting was ‘ "| debasing hi eighteenth amendment. Another wet, «Senator Maryland, read the prohibition Bruce of a speecn attacking which he said human happiness morals and dis- law, imtian crediting fiuman laws PROPOSES SENATE REPEAL WORLD COURT RATIFICATION ‘Trammell of Florida, who Voted upon Judge Ittner’s decision in fa- vor of the poo! that $10,000 was) placed in escrow by (Katz, and when (he Judge granted the in-/| inction, Edgar V. Maher, a law- | ver who was not attorney of rec- ord i the case, collected $2000 om Katz What happened to the other $8000 after it was paid back to Katz in cash remains une- violated professional! ethics tm per- | Centinued on Page 2, Column 3. 4 for Protocol, Says Powers Have Not Accepted Reservations. Hv the A 1 Press “Sut ta Lex WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.—Senator 6&0 cents to $3. be about 30 de-. sieet or ' probable; | ‘But Cousin, 11, Tells of tale, | probable tonight | and tomorrow ex- | stationary. Fahrenheit. | been several cases of | SHOOTS HUSBAND se | DEATH AS BOY | ter He Hands Over His Weekly Pay to Her. SAYS SHE THOUGHT ' | Quarrel in Which . She man May Stand Trial. Mrs. Hazel Bailey killed her hus- | band last night. Today she is weep- ‘ing in a cell at the Laclede Ave- | nue Station and telling everybody | ; that she didn’t know the shotgun Juey had fought and him and he had i was loaded. she had kicked shotgun and ; But Cousin Everett McMillan, 11 years old, tells a different story He had stood with eyes large and frightened while the quarre) was 1ess aside from ence Bailey Jr., his story may mean a murder trial for Mrs. Bailey. Clarence Bailey, 27, of 36623 Mar- ket street, a teamster, had come home late for supper in an ugly niood. Both Everett and Mrs. OT a <— O Bailey agree to that. She says be was drunk. Everett doesn’t think he was. Everett is the State’s wit- ness and this morning when re- Sree Oe att: AND BABY LOK ON Wife Kills Clarence Bailey, | 27, Teamster, in Row Af- SHOTGUN UNLOADED Waved Razor and Wo- kicked her, so she picke@ up the | going on, and being the only wit- | 6-inonth-old Clar- | ' porters called at the home of his ‘aunt, Mrs. Ida Bailey, 1136 Tal- | madge street, she said: “Stand up istraight, Everett, and tel) the truth. and take that gum out of your ‘mouth so they can understand | you.” | Boy’s Version of Shooting. ee nee | WOMAN AND MATE an GOULD CASTS WHOM SHE KILLED ee ' | | | a ek . Pat C Batt ‘ N Re ERAS eee EO See ‘ Everett’s version of how Bailey | happened to have head shot off by a shotgun in the ‘hands of his wife follows: “I was visiting them,” Everett, “and they had been fight- ‘ing. Omce before she said: ‘I'l! (have to blow your brains out, yet.’ 'So Clarence came home late for supper last night and walked into} the kitchen. he had been and he said he was!of the American Savings Bank & late because he had to take his'| foreman home. *) said, ‘Only -3 and something— that’s poor pay,’ and he said some- thing dirty—I'll spel) the top of his| _. 'Clarence Honechsberg of Mem-| | phis, Tenn., Admitted Guilt, said | By tl} ' | statement it for you— |, if Associated Press. MEMPHIS, She asked him where | ence Honechsberg. assistant cashier | Trust | shorta es of “It was pay day and I saw him hore ” . | drop some money in her lap. She killed himseif today, Abe Plough, director of the bank, declared MRS. HAZEL BAILEY. “BALLOT FOR OWN CONDUCT ‘Senate Votes 70 to 7 for | Walsh Resolution With Man Accused Supporting the Action. ‘CASE INVOLVES | $100,000 PAYMENT Variations Between Pub- lished Statements and _ Testimony in Canadian : Court Noted in Record. | Post-Dispatch Bureau, | 20-23 Wyatt Building. | WASHINGTON, Dec, 7.—By a& vote of 70 to 7, the Senate thig aft- 'ernoon adopted the Walsh resolu- tion directing the Senate Commit- ‘tee on Privileges and Elections to investigate the charge that Senator 'Arthur R. Gould (Rep.), Maina, \\ho was sworn in yesterday, paid 'a $100,000 bribe in 1911 to the Pre- | mier of the Province of New Brune- wick, Canada. | Gould himself voted for the resd- lution, as dié-his Maine colleague, Senator Hale. In a speech preceé- ing the vote, Gould gaid that he welcomed the fullest investigation. The charges grew out of the pro- ee | MOTION Of a railroad in New Bruns- | wick by Gould and a group of New York associates. Gould replied dur - ing the recent Maine campaign that the $100,000 was exacted by J. K. Fiemming, at that time Premier of 'the Province, as a “campaign con- tribution.” In one of his campaigw j j 'Uiterances, Gould said the money was paid by his New York business ‘associates over his protest. _ Testimony which he gave before 'a Canadian court In 1916 wae ed- duced during the campaign in an effort to show that the payment Was tnude in pursuance of an ar- rangement between Gould and : Flemming. 7.—Clar- | Judge Called It a Bribe. : A Canadian Judge, in passing on a case connected with the railroad contract, denounced the payment as an outright bribe. This opinion was quoted by Walsh in his reso- lution demanding an investigation. Senators voting against the reso- lution were: Bingham of Connecti- cut, Biease of South Carolina. Director Says. Tenn., Dec. admitted before he) Co. of Memphis, $309,000 in <t late today. The bank was closed for liquida-| Moses of New Hampshire, Phipps and she kicked him. He kicked | « back. Then she | tion today after the suicide. IL -ss/|°f Colorado. Reed of Pennsylvania, ae nen sne got a razor| _| Schall of Minnesota and Wads- and backed him against the wall|thanm a week ago a bookkeeper, | worth of New York. All are Re and said: ‘If you hit me, I'll cut| Rush H. Parke, disappeared, leav- , you.” He didn’t hit her, so she put ithe razor down. |and got it and put it in my pocket. "She Was Still Mad at Him.” “She was still mad at hirn “4 ling a I slipped around | E 1 $105, Honechsberg, 44 She |phoned Plough this morning from|qdo anything about : i i publicans, except Blease. approximately; In calling up the _ resolution. |Walsh said it had no political sig- ‘nificance but merely raised the question whether the Senate should allegations of shortage of O00, old, years tele- went into the front room and got his home that he was short in his! brib.ry of a Canadian official in her hat and coat on and to dress the baby, little Clarence. But he went in, took her hat and /coat away and locked them upand | carried the | kitchen. baby back ts the Their other kid. Harold. asieep in the front , 1e’s 2. was room “She told me to go on and eat Iy supper Clarence wouldn't eat any supper. He kitchen chair. holding little Clarence on his lap. “Pretty came kitchen and she, ,had Clarence’s gun was fooling with it—seemed she wanted to ope if to see was loaded Hie looked at her said, “That gun isn't toaded couldn't pull the trigger if it Bring it here and I'll *? sat in a soon she She like if it and You as. it for you.’ Everett paused for breath. began | accounts. A few minutes later he connection with a railroad con- shot and killed himself. His widow | tract. and two children survive. : In arguing for his resolution The bank, capitalized at $100,000, Waish asserted politics had been re- had mailed out last night 6000, mov d from the issue because if checks, totaling $235.060, to hold- Gould should be ejected from. the ers of Christmas savings accounts. | Senate his Democratic opponent The notice that the bank had would not be seated. ‘been placed in the hands of the As the Montana Senator read 4 into the State tily tanking Department for precedents he was interrupted fre- liquidation was made after a has- quently by Senator Reed, (Rep.). called meeting of directors. of Pennsylvania, for information on Records of the Federal Court the title of the documents. Reed show that Honechsberg paid p'ans to defend Senator-elect Vare. here a $50%° fine in Federal Court four (Rep.), of Pennsylvania, whose years ago after he entered,a plea right to sit in the Senate wil! be ‘of guilty to a charge of forgery. $9500 STOLEN FROM ILLINOIS ee oe open ‘Thief “A'nd then J saw her put the gun | to her shoulder and point if at him and vank the trigger The gun went off and she screamed. Everett, run I've shot Clarence.’ and ran hirn. t.ran Boy Refuses to Take Sides. All Batley’s relatives. kKnowtlrg that Everett is on their side of the family, and Balley’s niother in par- into the ticular. fee! that Everett should have a -pusitive belief as to voung Mrs Bailey’s guilt But kverett was stoutly non-partisan today “] don't think she reaily meant to shoot him,” said Everett. ‘cause it stands to reuson she didn’i know the gun was toaded and how could have meant to shoot him?’ shoe The slayer, a fleshy biond wom- | ‘Oh. | and killed | She picked up the baby | front room with | home. 1! was scared.” | Disguise, Holds Up Three en employea with | questioned in the next Congress. Gould Urges Inquiry. Senator Gould himeelf then told the Senate he had no objection to the resolution, or of a Senate in- ‘vestigation, as he felt he would be BANK BY LONE ROBBER _ Either Woman or Man in tooroughly vindicated. “] have no objection to thig rese- tution,” said Senator Gould. “The Women Clerks. question hag just been thoroughtiy ie int € Chie east aie MARSEALLEM tH. fee 7..-A discussed in our State election, and | 3 I feel 1 was perfectly vindicated by woman robber—or a man in dis- the waters @f Maine °° ehatt: he guise--entered the First National pieased to have the Senate investi- Bank during the noon hour today gate further, as [| feel 1 will be land after threatening three wom- | thoroughly vindicated.” é a revolver, es Senator Hale, (Rep.) Maine. de capea with $9500 in currency. Al! clared there — nothing in the taf the male clerks were at lune hb charges that refiected on Gould. The demand which Senator idan which | front on a tan outer coat, blue creas and | hat, all of good materia] and style | 4 and was } ’ : . |imtruder handed a canvas bag de- manding: during the holdup. The robber escaped in a small se-| Walsh made upon the Sepate for had been parked in| vestigation into the fitmess of The robber had Gould to sit as a member from | Maine was based on @ memoran- umm submitted to Waish by Ful- ton J. Redman, Gould's unsuccess- of the bank of medium butid. Te Miss June Tarr, the teller, the ful Democratic opposent ip the re- cent Main election. money.” | The memorandum quege@ an thie with opinion by H. A. MeKeown. Chief “Pill an. who bears the marke of har@: “The bandit had a feminine une ond cease ow takes flat | ‘ 0 Justice of the Ming's Bench divi- work and much worry. takes fiat | voice,” said Mise Tarr, “aad email, inet ator : ' Continsed on Page 3, Column 3% ij white hands.” Continued on Page % be ng eNO GEILE TE ara eet . ses RE IC 2 ; eee ee sr oe es a s ca 3 o a ‘ % no tae +k . INVESTIGATION OF - < RSARIRI NES cee RRR TRIN AE BPS LE NLG SANE Pterinaine: on ee vennnre < ea ad rn eee

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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 2 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 2 —————————— — ae , | SENATOR M’KINLEY STILL ects, Sous peta ene Hon-| [IO BNNs NAME | AM onl? KILLED WHEN CLINGS FEEBLY 10 ure U ). MATTHEWS HEADS. ate SUBD SLAY GABE eins “ite RO PONS AN AAO LN Nt ERA aOR POE RR CR ere my ree -~ — — r- | sate oo q A ooh anil, one ~ Peeaedie ten on chet oe ee ee leeevpeere ced ee ae oars Ae reas ae oes Saas shard vaeinee wets thee ie Dh om a * pantie ett Se ee ee eens ~ a ee ol NO a be 7 20 AY ee eee aR, ~~ rs os tipe- — way WORRIES GEA ox PONG ate SBR mak Bate mm RO te ae Prime oe Ua ent RI Bod gm ne es Beets teers mt . AS a Pnen ten i - sememieeneneedin ee eS Raney ~ Sas tN { ° /His Pulse 1s naruly, Discernible| , ($2000,000) most of it to him per i | and Respiration Labored, Phy- | ] sonally, the balance to his order. a ' i ; , ’ . pA DD DI OED, | sician Announces. Gould’s Published Reply. fs tpn, : eM | | By the Associated Press “Could’s reply to this charge, as! — eh ete wr tr. ed in the Portland Press- i re have said death was only a C who were in a majority, prevailed, li i ow fen New York associates paid Sy the Associated . Applications for ¢ . j ae ee oe Se Sh eee ‘ise #5. ‘g fea ri yh os ts Soe ‘ +e ‘ swtra > . Se ime — lee EEE RO IE a Other Is American patient at a sanitarium here #incr) . aw a. Gary of Kansas City,iTandum sets an extrac t from av The resignation is considered , PF hoy, : Lanced a cond T . : ae piece Z last August, the victim of prostatic “5 er aree) cane) Belg ine o¢e Crould’s testimony. He was asked: on ¥ | bery of the downtown qi Night of Killing. BR es y 4 who resigned recently to devote : : spa direct outgrowth of the signature P bag : y “How much monev did you pay to! @ Gree u U armored car concern, ae ater eta al Bn oO ‘ ; ap ; sonlar ¢ a} >» accor o te ‘T could not tel! vo actly.’” ] i | TRIAL [S ADJOURNED "allt dans oe er ce eres SOC 30 soren, gg | i . commission A COUR NOE Test YOU exaculy, © nere as virtually isolating Jugo- | Mueller, who asked tors a ? ! % Pi rg CHICAGO. Dec. 7.—Police and} his physielan, Dr. .R. H.: Egbert. ' Hug] ‘ti wie nal of Jefferson City replied. . formation. ' FOR MARRIAGE ae | ‘ after 3 i eve henmOtuadd « Ofer Hugh Stephens of Jeiferson ~J9 53 coe pie RBieb: dee + a , Slavia. E 1 after an examination at 8:30'a. m Approximately, as ner as you;* The information fal : ieee , ) bs -’ The larger part of it went to : €- haga OE pp gig > BE : been 2 : . the Cabinet’s act was planned [for | between $100,000 ang 4 oc r a Ss He Ma Return $F Sata cee ne ae ‘ of car stronghold foreign track i ai i aa an fe 2. . i af him lire: hg Was the re lv. —s ’ wis wari . ; Doctor S y y biege Bere : oo itanks for 1,506,000 barrels of Oil gppointed by Gov. Baker to fill the yer the p : of calling the atten- collection, in its Centuygiaay His Letters, 18-Year | MARTINSVILLE, Ind... Dec 4 — publish | ', . ‘ yy lo- Al. | : : ee "i Thiam ‘No Decision Made as to NeW) Herald Nov. 22, 1926, was as fol-| Nation's isolation by Italc : Cnited States Senator Willlam B./ .NU eciSIONn Mat pial the 5 ie | E ; M Tinley is stil Jj haf /Enet and Legal lows: ' banian Treaty Believed to state Man After | | McKinley of Illinois still clung fee Chiet Engineer and Lega “T strenuously objected to the 7 Prevent R . bly to life today. Adviser. payment of one cent, but the judg- Be the Reason. 0 , ; : ; ’ , +4 : ’ and my : Infection of Arm Diagnosed i po a anti eRe One of Slain Is Policeman, | 'of a few hours,. and also at 5S:s( (. D. Matthews of wig a Po yt ihe ameunt of money without my | BELGRADE, em -Slavia, Dec. 7. rants for a lawyer a B. tee a Pi it bs : nf lected chairman of the State seg arts 1 ’ mee | ; , and Te ae aad eta er this morning that was their predic- | WOS Giectoe knowledge, sanction or consent.” |—Jugo-Slavia’s Cabinet, headed by : = : 7 , non ss: : Be ; r , {* “yt : + « vv 4 - » & 4 Pat - s r tate dealer cha ed BS Carbuncle and Is Ey fi 7 Cee a EF Answering Call for He p : ‘Highway Commission at a meeting ; rged by th hres y r Run Away With Him on| . % i 5 ‘yg bh Bee aie tse y, eancer. ‘ ‘ Sai ’ af Ree rdered to Bed. 2 BRO oe. PERRET: LE Re Laborer. . " : Mes : himself to his private NUSINeSS. nie os , if out x ; eo “ rr : ‘ Patient O ; Cm ee The Senator's pulse was barels su pe gn aed 2 eWublican, 2 has bes iin tae r. Flemming hims tut of this of the recent treaty between Italy sented by the poll 4 sie tie news 9 years old, of 3510, Wasi . . Without Him. POLED theory Rarer Reet wl Greg. ate Dae as et Aa Sb AO Wks | — - Bench this 1 f money ee Of Juvenile rovinee, this iarge sum oO Since yesterday his. phys ment of my business associates, ion, Senator McKinley has been 4: 4) trotel Jefferson today, succeed- Against this denial, the memo- Nikola Ouzounovitch, resigned to- , , prisoners with plots serving as vice chairman oO! cas bombs and guns on genes. i ec..aing i policeman, nada been which the courts have since Or- ployed as secretary of the commis- | ’ . . a4 ’ killed and two wounded in a pre- dered him to return sion, resigned that place today, but soy: qeapram in which he said: : |enes says it learns from an t1Tl- by ‘ulevard. and Samuehs mt Advised. liminary skirmush. | JTater came the secret leasing of Wag named acting secretary. pes lad begun the railroad project ‘onfirmed source in Scutari that ..., of a Sedalia (Mo.) tur di The deai are Policeman ‘'.vl0'"ithe whole reserve to Doheny, out J. R. Davis of Nevada, Demo- " paren [perore va were Saaeee x the Italo-Albanian treaty, an- Arrested Saturday night Stahl. 26, of Meirose Pairs, “;of which, he has said, he expected ora: the fourth appointive member | ~ ORS naa ic otenicpt aps 4 ta lel nounced of one of friendship and ., aytomobile in front ten _ By the Associated Press. “NHeEeRcAr % é al ; ‘ nidentified rai] . |Inier Flemming and to! hat we ;' tite re a | 4 + aon By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, é £2: suburb, and an unidentified rail- to make a profit of $100,000,000. of the body, was present. as were | S and id) that \ security, contains a Secret military |tney admitted they were aim PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis., Dec. — ma £ & road wor aid by police to bea ; , _ - of : . A Staff Corresponaent of the Post- ' Vs roa orkers sa y Pt : Didn’t Know About Profits. Dr. H. A. Buehl lér of Ae ~!| could not continue unless it was: ,. se all “i, — — : , ease Aggie ares sin ; ‘tause binding Italy to defend tne rob, the youths declared es eA charge of murder has been ee . By, ’ ba? exican., f? J£f4¢e@7D1e Gi rei . \ J (Leo . iat a nd “hief ongzi neer >. } , ‘ : Dispatch. ~ roonennroet 4} aps reOlogist, ; ” itween offering a bribe for favors , paid There is a big difference be- ‘ ; : . 4 ; « ‘ | morning that a gp pny _— JUDGE ANTHONY ITTNER. . kn again at Jefferson City next Tues-/ wn. yu already have” Italian ‘naval bases in Albania. cor oa rametaia hi ner’s jury, as its part in the inves with an infected arm anda slight m to call t from gas-filled cars and were cap- “Would it have made any dif- L Pe no ation -. ; ‘sae - _ -- ' larm sia seed ' ference to sini ore aa | OE 1g have | day, has not decided ‘a selecti se The memorandum, after quoting ee ' ————===- —=-- | K”’ to the burgiar & tigation of Clara Olson's death. The i ture hi jusines; ven- gph ‘ os wy fi | OF lew secretary and soon Will anf : 4 , . ! » the pened, , oe 4 xi nae eis a IT NER NAMED TO The fight was in an isolat‘d are’ done a lot of things differently if , eck * 4 was be ert aon the foregoing statement, called at-jthe balance of the $100,000 went | fore the safe was © girl's body, recovered last week} ; ; r . I . ar a’ ©& 4 . a A , . vat I ; , e . me = on { : ? ™ ae 4 a me . . , 3 turing out into gic La CONTFONLES tention to other’ testimonv by |aceording to Fleming’s instruction. The boys said the name from a crude grave in a hilly wil-} . P i iil an : ae lf wect of M: Teo ° — a + ie ‘ Sa less business sitting all day in al JUVENILE COURT 5 ae and oe , : I had known then what I know of picking a new chief engineer r and (lould P r ‘office was not given them bh . }, Park, in the Proviso Township now.” Robison replied, somewhat Be, a rOuld. ; Commenting upon the payment, derness, will be buried today in ® ee ee | UNDER PROTEST : it . 5Ul eentl i aah re ‘ new attorney. Members said today, trp was asked whether he paid | . : , i plotters, but the detalles off hyard cemetery | ; aaa Ce sie railroad yards A settleme '' ambiguously. “YT think I would ee ; a4 , ; al aone neiner he paid! of money by Gould to Flemming, | ’ little churcnyare etery. | Was no 3ession of the ( riminal iria! —" - they were not prepare ad to discuss : | ‘ orres ond ¢ ) . - foreign workers deed seven freight pave tried ¢ vet some « that! the money as the rcult of an ar-! the Justice said: eged plan c Pp Erdman, 18-year-old sweethea of Doheny and former Secretary of | Continued from Page One shi mve fried 9 BCt) SORMIe wt BAA’) candidates for |these places, among} . a ; ,the vusiice sai - " Pal , : “ - y Ts F . >» ‘: ¢ oat er aaa te in the leasing of the | aidan g advertising and proposed in an aiarm ove! the c 4 p Ts i $50,000,000 out a it. i he eh ae de- ' submitted his resignation vet al- | I agree d with Mr. } lemming, i] have simply Mr. Gould s ey idence ' O > To 2 it: a ne yesterday. + . > a jury} : Jar rte ; Y 7h ¢ . ~ ; a6 wt ag Sel a 7) me ' . s “4 tectives } ; Elk Hil! ‘Cal.) naval oil reserve | that a committee of Judges wait; the signee Park Station that a fiantlv. | ie tood to be con- was the reply. tas tothe cause which led him to even city G6 concluded that the boy deliberately E one ask oye aaieen ' wor had been attacked by : ; ; nad | oush he is Understood to be en! | The late of th c . office Saturday and Sunday a lotted the girl's death, luring her by Fal) to Doheny. | upon him to inquire whether he, Womat Arc een attacke | cs . Karlier in the day, Robison had) sgering attractive offers of other; . ) Gare of the agreement ‘VaS| opter the bribe. Mr. Gould repre- Bs, ad itl : : t | The recess was welcomed by i was responsible for the advertise- group Oi ae ae rhe estimated the consideration which | ‘ mployment declared he W2s not Ips ob tag as Some time in the fall of | sents the pa yment as practically se pr See _ from a mop pede she became # ) , vicinity. iceman. Stahi ; nhis:, i jo ae Pe ih : 9 ‘ es : “ etectiv ise attrivels, ryin ier be counsel and court officials. But)| ments. a i ee s im tha; me navy received at the equivalent, 344. to discuss his retirement. 5 ihe : ‘forced from him. I am not sure | cms gre r - res & | some of the jurors did not appear, This proposition was denounced Partner, Ko pe 8 . ““ lof “over $500,000." He did not at-' Routine business was discussed “Consented to Contribution.” ./ this is so. I think he was only too ; 20" arrival © e robbers ® mother. , the 3 to be delighted. Edward L. Do-/| by Judges Killoren and Frey. Judge 8ceD® (8 & DO car, -As they! sempt to reconcile the. two estf-!. 9). 4) } iad , | aD 2 | sneiidaaia ‘antage by | fact that Alexander Gay The evidence at the ingies was st 4 C - aes ; mn a volliew of: °~ I we . ame ‘ in detail at the session. but not Did not Mr. Flemming negoti-;| ready to purchase an advantage by Ss : 1 ith tl] introducti ft heny Jr., who was in court, said Frey argued that censure of Grimm) ™oved toward the camp a volley Ot | cn atom ; a i 7 | | ' a ; »..., | Were arrested Saturday. | climaxed Ww ie introduction of] a a : ee eS | : hte — ’ , ad re P| ‘ : a» . - 4 i z . : t aa >, lanced Friday and he has been in, used what Judge Frey considered | paving Sonne paom. oS a ae ae whe ‘+ would be Continued from Page One. i. . ! These last three have declared arned to urn Letters, vf s ws - Kolwintz shot one of the ren, » cifi seaboard, where I* would be ma And was the amount of the con- | thereby Added to! this, the fact A He told her to “bring all the Pais eo dmatiies cx ‘improper language. Judge Frey but was wounded by the other ®Vailable for purchase by the navy sion, St. Juhn, N. B., that a con- tribut! on agreed upon?” that the Premier was looking after | StOTY aon 8 money you can if you want to ope to Complete Case Friday. (| accordingly admonished Judge Mix. «acd A : fi ie : as ie Dien - ot »| mark b: sind Agee HRS -_ a vac ty wie ern Se mney you Frank J wea chief of Pi se | Hot ie me 2 cattueriads ~u eat the She officer dropped to the ground ot Sey seine, at the 1 ume ays dh tract entered jinto, between tie “Yes.” this railway business himself, con- m@ Inake a nice trip of it,” warned counsel, said after adjour ve t - J ‘d ‘ ach harkine back to, 224 emptied his pistol at the other In addition, Doheny pledged his providence of New Brunswick and, = «for how much?”. firms me in my belief that Mr./ himself in such a position.” her to burn all-his letters, and eeu- s a6 ste - j , wy “ ‘ ‘ - %. % . 4 6s vy 2 , ? 162] ) rc U Ti) » p= ry 3 ‘ . ' ™ Y - for } » 1 i] - | i ta - “ 4 ‘ stir : . - : éeé : that wer nened wi is a wan bes = - s, pe re an oe 4 sao na j attacker. killing } lit) - Companys 7-9) 8S 1] petr ,leumM St2} “ railroad eompany ior the ] lild | If is already stated here. (sould deliberately set out by the - urther on in the pov. tioned her that if you do not do ‘ . v e c j ? wre ree ‘ iad , *- rs le t » 4 >! i Ay t ‘ 4 $ q . ey te ai > ’ Pr PAN 17 ad nanrhke rice for ; ‘vite ina | ’ ould a “349 - . - , oe © Oe . _ Friday nig ‘ ; Vi whic . op 1 gure b ~ { ne ighborh ood, and as as word: per ¢ ent unde rnarket Dric .Or aw @ 1600 000*bribe paid by Gould to J. jars position secure and to evade the | VW hen Mr. Gould ‘ 2 and I! might he a scarce hubby.” a with which to charge each other. | _ s relayed fr suburb to sub- period of 10 years. K, Flemming “Yes.” consequences of future defaults 1ey into the hands of tie] The girl testimon indicrivd Laat night a second lancing On- Hall Fails to Quell Storm Was I lay eu) rom Sul Tr (oO sui - . . : ; | - , we i bhiiilds . t z q : iI It CTAUITS, mone y TI Line J zg l, es m y See n | ‘ 3 , on ‘ : urb. reinforcements began to ar- It was plain. however, that Robi- Justice Mcekeown’'s opinion, dated lothe art of his testim , should any be made by him. by rhe ‘as acting for the Pre obeyed him to the lett nd went eration was performed. His physi Presiding Judge Hall tried to : i r gan to ar ln a her part of his testimony shou 1 y him, by | who was a B r y oO etter a . i » ' ys oe , ‘ £ b . cian ordered Doheny to remain in! quell the storm by saying “tut, tut : al n atk Te , '! tectives, armed with tear gas bombs ue of w son Was, spe: .king of the gross Yal- March 13, 1918, was given in con- g¢ quoted in the memorandum placing the most trusted man in in the contract then aan trusting to her death. — bed at least for today, but id tut.” but t) ould not be rec rhat the navy received, wille neetion with suits brought by Gould janded to Senator Walsh, Gould the Province under his control in| entered into, he put i me €=6y Erdman’'s whereabouts have not f &: tut ey w Ae. | ee VO f ~~ Lanse acti ; : : ‘ i ee Ee ;' . that by somorrow or Th pies : - I ms - ner ad no ee re and shotguns, alded in the assault,’ tne $100,000,050 was Doheny s es to recover $400,000 alleged to be said, when pressed to tell about the way above indicated. sucha posit ion with respect t been known since Sept. 27, when sday ‘tiled Mix t dge ' : , : : ~ #3 ett a tine “Tr tient me en ——- Sense UGSC which resulted in thet capture of} mate of his net profit. Nat rally. due to him from the Canadian jthe payment of money to’ Flem- ‘Unfortunately, he succeeded in| that the law will give him a jm he quit his senior studies at Gale patient should be in condition again I rey never to speak to him again. 83 e ‘ a “ +a o0 i the ross value of what he reece ived ‘ ' y . { r) aeerolint of the - goa 7 49 7 ” he: r ] h aw |] iets ‘- 7 ‘egard *t it, er College ‘ ] fled d ¢ ft ; to appear in court The Judges divided sharply:on|~) "©" 97° One woman. Behe sng se A cides tel sit dh bose = opr CO «et Bae oegeginas, * the ming, that it was “well known” | that attempt, and the law has no} sistance in regard*to —— ec, 8 OF On present an f } od } te } t t} ego] +4 “ms : would have to be much higher. eomstruction of the St. John & Que- hat be fad contributed to a cam-' sympathy at all with one who puts’ rectly or indirectly.” Sm Clara’s father had visited him and Sen te Of "sician’a! th rote bt 1A as preset — se 4 ‘ : 5 pis ‘ ifi ve 5) 0 sedge aa Sia See an N Frank With Denby hec Railway paign fund. He was asked to tell we demanded to know where the girl certificate at the outset of today’s! point a committee which will call’! to him »9y Doheny’s agon {1 a: NOL rank . ‘ - Details of the Charge rr : , i lied th: 3 aid 2m could be found session, Justice Hoehling adjourned! on former Judge Grimm was car-. geatche!] . In the makin of the second 7 egam e } et iow much and repiec a ac Tha & Sarcnei. ‘ 5 ’ ; PHMALLINE the memoranaithi not like to answer that kind of | The letter planning the flight ewas dated Ferryville, Wis., the the trial until such time as Doheny ried. Judges Miller, Mix and Hart- Fall and Robison talked it over, | lease, it appeared from Robison's ‘als! lim: rote: i t alsh, lman wrote question. The examiner pressed ; | a dad naam ; | é, Abs sab re qnegtion and ; postoffice address of Albert Olson, Despite the second operation, | ask him to explain why he is per-. cussions with Doheny. Previousl*. in entire franitness Witn Denby, sl ride sl eile aa tol Ces Oe . ) eri*¢hout ma ; the boy’s father and said: “De ir performed in the oi] man’s hotel; mitting the Boatman’s Bank to ad-' he had been commander of a v ar- Who was relying upon | ch aon nit sesh dinaadn ee : oo a | | 1 oe, tL Se todays and was running an appre- | Judge Cirimm is out of town. he was chief of engine ing. and second contract was sought ¥ " ta r thu ed $140,00¢ was I right: Phat ote ee EES so Gis 2 RE eR 4, SET St ; ke eh “ we 3 = eA 3, ee “oi nis : z * , S ? 5 » ciable temperature. | After this was decided upon could act. On one occasion Do- heny, on the ground that having «i pea: \y satisfy your , pei ll Ra tess vb apr 1 ERE Se Sea iE a Me Cerne eRe BP i 5 See Na age a couple of operations. I have de- The infection first was !anced on ,there were more heated words be- peny visited Robison’s office. On taken the first contract out of pa LL ' ye cig gy 2 gt eel eee ‘fur further sparring, Gould , Seales SOMO OS SRS tae eB gee ns Me cided the time for us is ripe to Friday night and during Saturday’s tween one Judge and another until another occasion -obison had N aw triotistn, he was ent tled to the Sac. s ay gs i \ asked whether F lermming did j oe Ja : ie y es seats ; : a : & A s ° { i 1i> ‘SSP i Wit i AM . ‘ 4 ii bhie Les « : | Po Dk The “Ein : ‘0 eo ; ce ly after the Saturday noon ad-!did. Fifteen of the 16 Circuit bered it because Doheny naid for | 2Ut ompctitive bidding. Hepne het Fustic Wokecown \-hed why lemming had 1 Bo Cp ae Ra aa a ey ear. Mee Sg ie St Be now, if they don't know. of ) v~s SCAU: -1CO Cry Alt On €70 JUSLICG B2CNCC Th, ge “a P ; Th eee ; bs a ; = , . . : journment and remained under | Judges attended the session. Judge the dinner and Mrs. Doheny ‘ware ss ciis hocins agreed To tha’ . His main thie a eae & rontains the re piles thrown a way this money that he : ; ‘ “gh hey i * aR, ourse we'll have to disappear, you os constant treatment over the week- | Ossing being absent. the head waiter a great ble ‘ip to idea was to have the storage capic- ss de by Goi! ‘14s, thie course of the | might have had from others, Gould I Eee eae a” ns i es HB ‘Hei r - Christa J now, so I thought we could vkip. end. Yesterday he was in his ac | 'vret a table reserved.” At such ity-at Pearl Harbor increased from recent cain rin ie replied: ‘‘He thoughtt I was easier | | aes 28 ee ca Sa e ‘You'll have to coax your bro‘her customed place at the counse! ta- | Judgment of $1000 Against Profes- | PI iin in iture polices ae 1,500,000 barrels to 4,909,000 bar- Ty ; rustic ee a hk his 01 than the other fellows.” a) SRE ia ia eR Ran, Bia ea ed: to take you down to Seneca to the : ' ‘ ‘ f Ut ; ‘ \ rT é ; f ie a! Sy i % g>aq*i ’ eil } I : dal - ie 5 . eos ce eas 4 m ise -.% . Lilie? a ac i J bi €* AstUihaiil i . “ q evidence of being on the road to, souri $1000 in a bond forfeiture by “Mita you take it up with Con. However, when he put the propo- the. road . between the provinces To further questions he replied ot take any more clothes ‘han . 2 1A ws : - a é 4 MJ € i ' ’ ‘ tl ) f | in ; > Q . : recovery. His trouble now fs) Circuit Judge Ittner on ec. 3232, | gress?” inquired 2ohertes “T dia sition up to Denby, he put it on and the railway company.” that the sum that Fle ming got per- hat you wear, as taking more will | diagnosed as a ecarhunele, | 1924, the St. Louls Court of Ap- 7 9 ause suspicion, but try to get caf . much cash as posible as that is you take it wu with the take wid th ta necessary tf you wish to make @ eae eo ee ot. Scr coe an : 2 ORAS ~~ ee a ed tome lit'- mala =) 3 ‘ sfit >’ } $ oh os } such a prdfi Roberts, the commission, which will meet “a re NS. yon nace 4 . . ad SO te ee Or Rh ana saa RO PR A ee, Bim err h ‘ - ACES De ~ tae > t. ~s bs 4 ° » tee Sake Ee ee ee eee tingely bare os ~ eer . 4 ° . en il rs ‘ o- » = 4 2 - . Bs 4 Pe Th: pe enn wcteemwns - “rn = or” ger PAO aa ~* Pr pemne -* ark wa opine ar 9 oe . 4 a ‘ i 0 SS Se ee aT ee * % o7 ee OR 2 tt 2 aaa ve mi ae aed + em _ ~; . - - - 4s . + es = is ts ao re - ve. ‘ . : - tte ee Maes i Pele ak eee pict vege on Pee rk * . — Hy priaw : : " : he st teat Pe Yat : 7 a; p Aenes rarer de, 0 os a Oo &! » ry e " eae” pe ~ - os - c “0 a . Sosa , not. other grounds. He told . Unfortunately, said the opin-isenally amounted to a trifle more oo ee oe keel a in a decision by | “Did ee ae was in gg me of being ion, “It transpired that, for the than $75,000 and that he thought : — * 201 ace — . =o we , drained by outside wells. - . sist, Justice Hoehling plans to ox: | Weiss contended that his princi- | tena "2. ay al affairs of “That was how you induced him — pleasant trip of it. I have some my- amine the law on the point whether; pal, James Jones, a Negro, who nage the aac age??? kea & wuwwurnr wat aa e ee aan ‘Belf of course. the trial might be resumed with-| failed to appear under he bond in Peng Ait ager" it = with any ae oe atta amg gh AG goers etn ene a ee ee ee ee ee me, 1 » = ae ae ios | Told teow on r : + | other vate citizen bes ' , was Le iT | ; . , 08 oma ee ae ee Bs pypecnceegg tice apgerd ade veg whe sara "ne ee te 2 wi he : ai a dau er, ie attending p *7 . cee , - re “gp } ee uiet). Also write a note and leave; cians are Dr, William Gerry Mor- [really James Jones ee eae othe ns feel onli te) - ee ee ee S Whit ‘aphic copy | his policy it will be reme: #§ | gan and Ir. Charles S. White. both A photographic copy of a letter — will be remember- | reserve if they waited three months a in a day or so and say that you; ia -@ @re going away for a while but noth i or Pas ~— $4 e | longer to lease pod Of course,’ said of - ’ ereceme i » ressei its ° (ankS Wiill a capacity ; 7 0 | : ‘ . a ' y Denby and Congressme ne | Judge expressed doubt as to wheth- , | ea oe Pe Ago ( lcourse not,”’ Robison agreed. See and Hear the New | a Rey but. dome why Jou APT. (formerly Rear Admiral) @r he should have declared the sarrels of fuel oil, the filling of the Doheny got the lease . f ss , @ are going nor. mention my name. \ JOHN K. ROBISON, who was/ bond forfeited, was introduced by | tMks8 and the leasing of a 38,000-| nS en Wurlitzer Console Before | . ~ @ “If you can't come to the dance, f ized e ide: f ‘ing Weiss’ lawyer. Judge ID acre reserve which had been se : ° ~ | — | . . , : rt ee ee ee ee eld nine at anys rats 2 6 Purchasing a Radio— et NE, bY 9 sneak out of the house about 12:30 the country from. the Yellow it Was “a retreating letter. aside, at the instance of former . ' \ , me 8nd come toward the road. If tT} | is © ‘ve fuel; = | President Roosevelt, under the ad-| 2 ¢ Ask to Be Shown the Fine | AAA Lae \ | oe \ A am nat there, keep pe going until} Peril” by turning its reserve fuel a ne ent ———— : supply over to Edward L. Doheny heart’s desire and in ministration of President Taft, as Workmanship! ., "\ yy ’ . _ \ ' T meet you Don’t let anyone = & ‘ , « i i e ’ \ y ‘ 4 = " ee y : : see dee ie ae een ae of Washington. iby Judge Ittner to Goy. Baker. ij ed, involved the itapengipher jer at | - ‘ . bi 4 i 3 " ¢ , | 7 + a4 8 a i 5 i a > , § ; : a " - SY 4 : - Pi es - 7 YF aS Z : 7 : t -_ ] : me fe x: 3 3 ¢ BM - ¥, . 3 i i 4 3 4 ua ; : - - . é rf s a %, : : : : 7 i. Pe : os Sig" -S 4 ek, Bs i 43 i ; a t - $y 4 he Ft , ts ae a 9 Ea 7] 3 : Ps t f > : : ets A ¥ : i: ‘ % lan ed Bt oy f > = 43 | & ig bok 7} -) o i 4d € H i Be ¥ } ih. Bee 2 8 ; *. ; } SBR : Sg : 2 ‘ i oS 4 yr f ee ‘ " te : “ os . : * * 4 - : . : - é iS Hee oF! 4 3. : - ? a - | $ ta 3 : a 7 3 ¥ : 5 3 , t & . * ; Le. ; | * ; ‘pe é : by a .. FI 7 : 5" ¥ : a, oe (= a te + : _ S , ; : : La g 4 a : ’ s . : os 3 a 4 4 ., 5 ? - ; : Es J “) : - 4 a : oat if Hi q| oh i ; 4 ie doing 0, ,, ie ene : - ; } . : - * : »% . ’ ‘ . some weather in his day, but none | ment property worth aproximately fuel suppl) safely in the ground : ‘ AVAL . ; all my other letters and act hard} rougher than that which att ge half a } Lae as a contingency against future | VG : \" } : , : + 1] na ‘ ‘ rillion dollars. 5 i . . ee e . . w™ > . towarde rie to your folks jis cross-examination in the Fall- Robison labored str ‘sé vars. sy, : peteaoaet — ¥ ' : re yest ‘ Sas LObis aby strenuously to ce : te > gs ) Y or Do ; : Doheny conspiracy trial ve turds drag former Secretary of the Tavy “ar from consulting (Congress, it | ’ nln ePy } _—— nd jes thine ee os - be | - . revar} I “AV) | ie ] 8B | reat | . a very ng w e y Nothing E se to uy | ' ka i ¢) & ' o ' ; | a Mont your chance might be shot srg ne ot ae Edwin Denby into the picture. but | — » agi nid curtner question-_ or two days Mobison had veen)| with poor success. When Roberts | (7* ‘at when two members of THESE ACCESSORIES WITHOUT te | 4... A. dim | “a Pand I might make @ scarce hubby. vir ? Popp - , a CHARGE. Only the Very Best Acces- 3 —e . 4 ‘ Bo if you wish to avoid disgrace, testifying in behalf of Doheny, oll | cornered him, this is what he ex- -ongress wrote to the Navy De-. millionaire, and former Secreta*y of | tracted: That the letter which Den. PA™tment asking for information, . ! eo J 4 the Interior Albert Tt. lall, who| by wrote to Fall, suggesting that: they were answered with down- : sories. Cunningham Tested Tubes. B ‘al big Sp y ® as I say and keep mum. See are charged with conspiring to de-/| the reserve be leased, was draft», | Tight deception. One of them, the Batteries. Storage Battery. Built-in Utah | al (Fou tonight as usual. fraud the Government in the !°as8?/ by Robison, and wue submitts] to | late Representative Patrick Kelley Unit—Marvelous Tone. which Fali gave Doheny on the! Fal) himself for rc Vision before Of Michigan, made inquiry in his! Elk Hills (Cal.) naval oil reserve.) Robison gave: it to Denby to sten: | Capacity as chairman of the sub-| Then he was cross-examined %Y in short, Fal] helped dictate the committee on naval affairs of the) Owen J. Roberts, special prosecu-/letter_to himself House Appropriations Committee. | tor for the Government. who is The fact waa admitted reluctant. ‘he other inquiry came from Rep- | trying to send Fall and Doheiyv to ly, but the testimony coincided re. resentative Sinnott of Oreron sg, raetegrepet 4 2h Kall and 1 markably well with Denby’s own Robison Covered Up Facts. obison holds with Fall and I0- testimony before the Walsh of) f"- To Robison, Denby left the task | heny. that the transaction, apie ah ©. vestigating committee of the Sennte Of replying. He @Mecliberately neg- which Doheny made a profit of | when he confessed that } " - Arg mee acs SSeesQegepee ere “ - “46 Ss -euplbced On ee = per suf Phim SEF . Saweae@tbe#tint we hen he had :eft lected to tell them of the arrange- | e , 1,000,000, and expected to ei til : ‘ VA nearly $1.0 : i everything to Fall, and did not ment whereby Government royalty $28. 50 make $100,000,000 more, was en- |). ; Pr . Lnow W hich reserve ha heey o') from thea lense was bein ex- tered into out of patriotic motives. | leased, or to whom. « P: : wf fr anged inl nst Pe yee The Nationally Advertised Watch ’ a ; ‘ whom, ) ‘e 1 change Lor (tank construct : Roberts holds that Pr. Samuel even 1 5 é lon a feet What states the reserves Were }). Pear! Ilarbor. Moreover, he ad- | 77 Y,* 6 defense 150. searn azn sehen he cated, Tis had designated Robin mitted that nis omusion van is | FBS CO FSS snorted, “Patriotism is the last ref to i00k after the Navy's end of it, Pursuance of an agreement wirich | uge of scoundrels.” : and Robison and Fall seemed-to he and Fall had made to ‘keep Fvolved Of Plan of Their Own. = 5t #/0NE together. Also, they zat contract quiet.” Under the harsh and unspa-ing ug well with Doheny “You agreed upon secrecy,” Rob- Deferred Payments inquisition to which the prosecu. | Plan Discussed Late in 1921. erts suggested, “because you knew ter subjected the witness, an aston., _ }* “8s im September, 1921, that that Congress would want to know tehing spectacie was disclosed. Robison became chtef of engineer- Why it had been consulted?” “No, Under our form of Goveraman-:, ing in the Navy Department. <A We did it simply as a matter of Congress je invested with the duty month later he and Fall werg tie. public policy It was the poiicy of and the authority of framing pol:- | CUS#iNg a plan to lease the reserve. the Navy Department to keep its cles of national defense. Yet, tn) However, Robison and Doheny had Plans quiet,” Robison replied. this case, two men, Robison and | discussed it even earlier, Whhrother All this Was in connection with Fall, deciding between them that | Fall and Doheny had ‘Jiscussed 1: the control of Apri) 25, 1922. un- the policy fixed by Congress for | earlier, is not officially known. der which Doheny got Only @ par- oe ee ~ FI: i AEE EEL GS DE, NEE OT ARS: GOR AIA RE IE PLE LILLE VEO Ses I en RE Rae nt PA Ie ‘ea he dete AC wae ee ae ws eRe The Store of Values ~ eye si & ie oy Wag eae agg AN) himenprniets-ogs conse ajin, Jase m me pees oh & -aihe nepte Se RRR RN RR NRR Ro ORC Raheny eenteagp a Ba Ae aie Pris teed me Sen Sat ee Sal Only Own This Beautiful 6-Tube Console for Less Mon@Yom wir... "93 after Bedman’s ine He pointed out that she “eae follow ed a. directions in every DPa- slipping from home at the “a Pipe: ated hour, $owiL HOLD =| | rice, Brothers Walibearers. | 4 4 Lie ow Ww ‘ : y THIS 6-TUBE “a .. the roads relatives and RADIO CONSOLE MER *=) Vo siege aca Grune oa sleds and motor cara. A ron oy a 1006 Oo aa — Servier was held at thy CHRISTMAS EVE. STREET LJ * at 11 o'clock. Thirteen mites the Pacific was unsatisfactory, con- | They were old pals, however, apd tial lease on the reserve. and e E " Fras. the Uticen Lutheran Chureh nived with a private citizen, Do-! Fall had recetved an unsecurcd “preferential right” to anv future East St. Louis Store, 309 Collinsville Av. Prepared for a public funeral, pee ben , to remou! ‘ . ) i hii . inks mt o8 ae ¥ id it nearer to thelr “loan” of $100,000 cash, delivered leases which might be granted Sees seeeetebeease nae see eee ee he eh ek RE ae nn ee he en wh nn sn a kee ee Blier in the eeaian sanaall ty yw , ae - * re ~ ae ee eer. ‘ . Pr eae papi eating sed <.) Satan eee ee ne ee ee Se Se ee & TerretrreLupzugss OA IR ec Pall RI Ot rae PS Ai SO IN LN ELE NE IRA ATT TIE TT IO AGI I NE IES NR I RS Just West of 6th St. : th a Serinon in English and aa iz ee ee ~

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H a mee cca te A LLL LL ALLE LAO ~ BOYS NAME LA TEST $100,000 HOLDUP TT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 — TRONERS JURY GHYS COLLEGE BOY ne tet seen ehecneninatn esta a ENS Arrayed ee enna Against Charlie Chaplin — -- a a MAN KILLED, SI PERSONS HURT I _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - John F. Lee Will Gives $35,000 to Stenographers PAGE 3 — Miss Ida Dds Gets $20,000 and Miss Char- | M i : ; ; SING BUSINESS N TAKES POISO x ny eS ae Evy a. a - PE OO a enectealae ne a ean ee ) ee a | | : jo-Al- Warrant Also Asked fog | _ lotte Schriefer $15,000—-Other Employes to Estate M ter | ' : tc ; i After Arr | | | and Servants Share in $21,500. | réven Robbery, Dcoae | oCae eR Be aes Erdman Olson’s: ‘Landon D. ; Of the faithful servants in his;and now has his name on the acer’ Oj! Burner licati f | ary, » SIPs ucien Applications for Conspiracy | ram bli oléd-fashi d hot at|of the Rialto Building office. | Dec. 7 ° ° | ainbdiing, oic-Tasnionec ouse 2 oe ; rT! ‘ * rants for a lawyer and @ Note Asking Clara to in Front of Place of Em-| 3744 Linaei, as well as for the| |, Pe ase mysearagtbonsye ed President, Leaves Suc- ee gd eee x | ithoughtful of us,” said Miss Mary ; ‘ a 2B e ~~ ee by three Run Away With Him on ployment and Dies of | Veteran employes of his stiffly dig- |Earnor, his housekeeper. “I have cessful Failure” Note in idere ful pEROROER Sete Plotting the oane nified law office in the minke | worked for him 14 years and have nature bery of the downtown Office of » : Night of Killing. Fractured Skull. | Building, John F. Lee, bachelor of; never —_ him cross or out of | West End Apartment. see armored car’ concern, i 3 cae many business and philanthropic | *e™mper. W ron we went ey oe mmc bias) @% . ;, 4 -ing | Vacation trips he always saw that! e353 nted by the police ye | interests, was considerate durin : @upoOD assistant Prosecuting PLANS | A man was killed and six p-r-/| his lifetime to an unusual degree. | ¥@ had books to read and thought | -Lucien M. Brigham, 27 years ol4, Jug Mut er, who asked for furth sons were injured vil falls on icy; It was not surprising, therefore, of other little things that would! o¢ 480 Oakwood avenue, Websters ; commu FOR MARRIAGE surfaces last evening when rain|that by his will, filed yessterday, never come to the minds of les8/ Groves, president of the Brigham : The in iSermats ion pointin , froze On pavements |he left them a series of handsome | thoughtful people. He seemed tO) 7empbiidg Co., dealers in ol] burn- ~ ’ existence of a plot-to rob = te Se eee, | ; oe | | bequests, $56,500 in all, remember- think of the comfort of his servants)... 1 issing from his home for four 8 ae ea © Oa . B Ali aandon D. Cary, 44 years old, of ing even a Negro houseman and #8 much as he did of his own wel-/| 4... was round unconsejous today f Brink s Express Co., which Bring oney an urn o744 R dis per : fare.” " 7 for | hetwe: $100,000 and $209 sas =a utger street, an oj] distiller | former coachman who left his em- | 44 i - | noon In a vacant apartment at 593; a : cs % ’ ‘ Ps > a ., - A "- loy several years rior ft his To Miss Earnor and to +1183 r. : wy ate Cem ae ee Cay: His Letters, 18-Year-Old | mh as Cv oy fhe Fairbanks Soap ai tl re ote . ~ Mary Eeuriey, the housemaid in the | Washington boulevare, spp” a office over the week-end, was ; H ve Second and Convent streets, ye aaa ae ; ses ’ sg ye satha $5000 ,suffering from ee a ~ cut ; 134 > Le jul ; C ae. atin nee we te headed “A Successtu ; ; lice by John tt r to ri quit work at 6:45 o’clock and start- | neg ' Seige ee A no heade paper i. ola. of 3510 wal Youth's ” ° ed homeward. As he stepped from | ebaiti to employen was Miss Ida} ©a 7” and to en a co Failure,” read: “Not crazy; merely me ee SOPs 4 : it er | Droege of 3516 Pestalozzi str |gro houseman and once his coach- | om tr. P honlevard, and Samuel Hirgh Advised | he building he slipped and fell to} oe igh wis rem pnsgoc Ase ntid, be purapy 9 Saag CA- | an unsuccessful failure, with cou! , of a Sedalia (Mo.) fur a tractubing his skull He j , | about 18 years. She is to receive| There also were bequests to rela- go of it on the square and refused a resteg maturday night 19:4 vived by Ibis) vKife a hr «chi. | 929-000. jtives, who are to get $38,500, and/+t, make a go as so many did it.” and automobile in front of @ _ By the Associated Press. : ’ S ife and three chil- Mises Charlotte & ei ; arn laic in t ‘ Tals oe ¢ 4 5 itary ; - CHIEN. W dren Miss Charlotte Schriefer of 3507/4 provision in the will for a $10.-| ry. note was signed with his name. -egitiieg they sdmitted they were : PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis., Dec. Sheath tebbihes Weel. Merrie 47 Balley avenue, a newer employe—j|000 annuity for Mr. Lee's sister, | Poison Perplexes Physicians. eu. rob, the youths Geclared the (7—A charge of murder has been of 4068 Arocha arene at aie ea a she had been in Lee's office some | Mr rs. Anna I#e Harris of Leesburg, | At City Hospital it was said he ae ji torne) wa rea. estate dealer placed against Erdman Olson,' ithe Carr Street District = : > ri ~ - ” ' : “( re | 3 - . . j ” . ° y . ; * ae . 7 : ction. _The boys said the name Of @ ¢om a crude grave in a hilly wil- ing Sidney Earle Chaplin; W. E. Curry, grandfather of Mrs. Chaplin, and Mrs. Spicer, mother o ‘ ilate thie! Geli dese’ Liha: Le faa’ belt —— ey tee, yment office was not given them by GB ioness, will be buried today in a| Mrs. Chaplin, holding Charles sxweonenrtal Chaplin J. oe ee jt the street at Grand and Lindell | FORMER BANKER, CANDIDATE ~1YQUTH HURT WHEN PUTTING. Brigham was found In a dazed ming, | Piotters. but the detalls of the a tiie churchyard cemetery. —==== 3 ee Seni sits epee aaa aes Wa (a | boulevards. condition in his automobile on «a leged a correspond closely ' Erdman, 18-year-old sweetheart + CONTEMPT F FINES AGAINST John Cook. 62. of 1622 Market | FOR GOVERNOR, SENTENCED | GASOLINE 1y STALLED CAR farm of Henry and John Bopp at whic! pe or 6 ort given to the Pet Clara, who was four yearg his| | street, fractured his right arm in| ww, DP. Mitchell of California Giver an |}Bopp and Clayton roads last Fri- clear. 7 ; ga or sa > aipalianee. meee e. 2 th A a — ri, ) POLICE BOARD REVERSED a fall on the sidewalk in front of 9 | is Months in iat il roe | Samuel Katz, 18, Struck by Other day. The Bopps related that they fidence | ‘0 Ye robbed. yesterday. 1e «Coroner's jury| | South Sixteenth street | I : | Auto Whose Driver D . heard an- automobile near the farm __— ons ‘ : : . -” se | samber Fraud. : rove ; vase . him to Eleven city detectives BiG SeGieoncluded that the boy deliberately [St. Louis Court of Appeals Passes {/ Mrs. Bertha Gray, 48, of 913] By the Associated Press | Away. | Thursday night but thought noth- repre- office Saturday and gee ™ plotted the girl's death, luring her | on Case Based on Alleged Vio- ' | South Eleventh, a janitress em-| FRESNO. Cal. Dec 7.—W. D | Samuel Katz, 18 years old. of |ing of the occurrence until Friday . s but no one appeared. r home with a pretens f ; | er ‘tite. mer +) ‘ | ee ee ae by ae le : Piet? ) Pata eerets Detectivess , See Uy neglectful, but I have heen| Annual soot fall on the 61 Ss apepagale of Mexico. near.the mouth of inet gaa O} pepe 17 age tT ee be nearby. They closed both |parked car of James B. Dodson, Neighbors said they thought he | the hospital for a while and had | miles comprising St. Louis is 47 tig | SHOOTS HUSBAND Math enh Saab. na notes length rry 4nGiends of the alley and = arre sted | 3969 Page boulevard. had slept in the apartment for se: - | et 5 i : St a couple of operations. I have de-| tons, on the basis of the mile i aioe nent alingch bh aint the an assistant, in Exeter prison, tried | tygmer Kelleher, 23, of St. Louis He denied he had been drinking, | .-9) nicht ., ' ee | al ided the time for ws is ripe to|erage. More than 2700 railroad | TC DEATH AS BOY gn aA ss sd) aunek ar (ai Ht in vain on four occasions to hang|connty. who was found in the al- |a nd appealed. ai nignts. ; = " ae 5 . : arPeo yy, uy allOTl? ri 4 Yr oO Sanh tira the “ofmepd : 4 D OFUR OLOA : emer ratio a leave | gondola ira a peyote not AND BABY LOOK ON and alcohol. As the Arsene J, was ' “sa epi edi. nig yeh is ’ oT eF | 7% ; . ae re eee r good, but will go and get thet-carry this bulk away, if natura I Mie he Atel Wplddeedin ‘al lebhe to act, and finally Lee was re- |} A revolver and $2.85 was also ut : ss | * eed remony over with and then come | processes and cleaning did not pre- , tinued from Page One. . sani aia’ wha a sy! | hale 1 a Tab priéeved. ‘found concealed in the alley. | “ ; > es; Se: ta e lob Ave .. Will M k | Rr pee ck in a week or so and Jet them| vent its accumu llation, but Monnett wetter : ——. | SEO and the liquo: ship was or- Of one! execution Berry wrote) ous ore) identified Kelleher as the | NEE ONE SD EONS _ ; 1 a e 29 ow. if they don’t know. Of! said the depth, if undisturbed for a} exception to some of Everett’s dered to drop anchor while Gov- that he suffered nausea and was’ mili HO pene ve ellchor prt if ae * _@ourse we'll have to disappear, you| year, probably would be less than | story. os tt ae ong ce cg tw eg gh i men a Seer see aware aba. the eheneies ot. is ‘ Her Christmas — aber ig ; = nougnt hes could skip. | —_ inch. , = eget bigs ati . a ia ‘» > i £7119 - vesse] : bie ‘i j I a Gi i enter oo Sergey Fancy _— ears hie ou’ll have to coax your bro‘her| The soot fall was measured inj; would blow his brains out,” she uara eeers Fre uUnned, ta Arsene «7 have had no sleep for twoj _. ; Hold Missio 5 ye » take you down to Seneca to the; buckets placed on roofs of 14 build- said, “T —— to kill him. He | J. was missing. — Pity nights, I never closed my eyes in| Ne bar se nag i All the Merrier® ance Sept. 9 and I will get yvou!ings in different parts of the city told _ pf tari ns - _ _— $100,000 Fire at Marion, Ind. Oxford jail where the execution | es i peace panto missionary, liv- es ere. Then co to Hendrum. Minn.,' and immediate subarbs, chosen as gun wasn’t loaded. He was drunk MARION. Ind Dec, 7 Fire, | took place, all night long. I could Parsons, : — oa + sy hich is the sam@ as Winona. Do/ representative of varying condi- last night. Fis cursed me and ‘starting in the basement of a five | not sleep a wink last night either. | ing at Kutien, 80 pv lepton | s “ae — ot take anv more clothes ‘han | tions of smoke production. Aver- abused me. ] dont know why I‘\and ten cent store at 5-30 this: Time and again—a hundred times | ve Foochow, aes Bis ssn pres Fh) $$$ hat you wear, as taking more williage soot fall per square mile per: got the gun or why I pointed it at morning caused a loss estimated at it seemed—I1 just was about to Slip | outs, Dec. 1, w , ss . s: ogee pre ying | Rause suspicion, but try to get is; year on the basis of the measure- him. I! don’t know why it went off. $490,000 to several buildings A into slumberland-——I saw my latest villages in that vicinity, it was re- much cash as posible as that is;ment at each of these, separately, I didn’t mean to an Clarence.” 'department store was destroyed victim before me.” ported here today once - . rr y Ln on oll } P ” . tons Thev had been separated and she says she consented to live wish to have metessarv if vou leasant trip of it. I ma ke a some mv- shows the great variation of 77 to 2880 tons. These figures follow: . lf of course Federal Building. downtown, with him again on his promise nat Told Her to Write Note. 781; Fourteenth and Chestnut-to drink and to give her his pay P ' “I will be at Seneca between 9 gtreets, downtown, 624; ,sTwelfth check every week rice and 10 o'clock and when you SeC and Poplar streets, railroad round- , gus oe me. leave the hall and walk upthe house and yards, 2880; Compton ~ ee until I find you and remem- and Chouteau avenues, railroad r that everything is on te Qt. roundhouse and industries, 995: : nh (quiet). Also abet note wand 3668 Market street, industries and eck lhe sparkle of Diamond 0 plic green-footed Stem. someplace where it can be found; near railroad yards, 1161; Suiphur'! ware adds a definite note of refinement to the m aday or so and say that you /and Manchester avenues. brick- well-set table a gift that is always appreciated. fare going away for a while but not | yards and other industries, rail- Geblets, fruit salad glasses, wines, cocktasls; twe t? worry as you'll be back some! roads, 974; 1326 Merchant street, | rin sizes footed tumblers, 7 day, but don't mention why rou / industries, 589; 3710 North Broad- are going nor mention my name. /way, industries, 732; 2801 North | ‘If you can’t come to the dance. | Sarah street, residential, 191; 1226 oO ON ti al P - DIAMONDS « - + PPARIS Sneak out of the house about 12:30) North Taylor avenue, residential, | a = ar WATCHES « «+ + CLOCKS and come toward the road. If 1| 156; 2600 South Jefferson avenue, Every coldisd angerous. Don’t waste | TS en’ * GLASSWARE -- an not there, keep on going until | reese oe 253; 1229 —— ave- | precious time experimenting with un- | i meet you. Don’t let anyone see nue, Richmond Heights, suburban certain things. Get a bottle of Mentho- i “we AY: \ Pou. Please destroy this letter and residential, 77; 5386 Pershing ave- | Kreoamo (M-h). tbe scientific remedy, At C' lock Corner Oliz e at Ninth \ all my other letters and act hard! mue. large apartments with big !n- | and use it right off. It willimmediateiy \* | Mowards me to your folks dividual power plants, 1025; 6628 check the progress of infection, reduce “ —T » , Sear to - +t re - ek iN Do as I have asked you to do Damar SeuserEre. Varversts ste oe loosen the cough, give you quick ‘ : as nd everything will be O. K. If you | Smaller apartments and commer- fFeitei. se | | st your chance might be sho! cial, 420. _Mentho-Kreoamo (M-E) is the i it mndinn « Renrce hubby Apartment’ Smoke Excessive. discovery ot an Illinois physician and | ® if you wish to avoid disgrace.| Monnett said the observatidns specialist who spent over 12 years pet- | ) Mo as I say and keep mum. See showed “ne nc aa Ea Age af fecting it. It is designed especially for | U tonight “aga : esteem - got atin © Of | deep-seated colds and for relieving stub- | 4 . eo remember te em jaa ted ndustrial as well as resi- | born bronchial coughs and those follow- ees wo oe oe, 7 |aeatinl amas. He ater belioves | ing proionged cases of Cicippe, Fit and alta all my letter | é . ‘lew that monia. rugg! ery mu Ge tain " oo te 6100 : > 7 Sister Identifies Writing. jsmbdke is produced in neighbor- | Money back guarantee. T'S springtime there—all winter long! Sunlit Store Olive Dey ose fa Ninth to Tenth . : The letter was not signed. but |200ds of small apartments, flats) golf COUTSES « « « Mountain trails for riding EAI OED DDE ie PEER 7 f lice, Clara's wiahen. identified the and homes, —— one janitor often | and hiking . . . a congenial social life. . . : i r ce a Paring as that of Erdman. |‘irce = sumber of furnaces ont [avigorating mineral baths, famous the world Colored Gloria Umbrellas 80 told how Clara burned 8 beegseggay teaee ‘ Beer their health-building qualities; a delight- € letter ia ap Microscopic examination showed over zg y i seep the two found | : , ful, healthful winter awaits you in Hot Springs he bosom of her drese at the |the deposit in railroad sections National Park ! Wednesday Only Opry, itheavy in weight, with considerable ee : ; The second letter was an old |S0lids, such as cinders, carbon and | Easily Reached via Missouri Pacific Lines ®Written in pencil] and wholly in- | ®v¢m small pieces of unburned coal, | aes : ‘ ‘ nadie. _ {while that in apartment and indus- | OST-DISPATCH | The Hot Springs Special....The Sunshine Special $ 00 : District Attorney G. S. Earl] fol- \trial districts carries a great deal | ST LOUIS Pp Teate 2 The Southerner in, a loweg the reading of the latter by Of ash and slag. and that in resi- | fountied , ITZER ; Fading the em ;.» dential sections is plain soot, light, Hot note left by the girl | ' th ig a The The ube Set When You Can Phen she Vanished. ee i aes soft and Ylaky, of high smudging | pupiisnec oa The wy Ey Os. Train 3 rae Southerner Sunshine Regularly, $4.00 Ford fo- : “ate Dene -der Twelfth evard @ coest, Specia/ onsole for Less Money: , OF Word after Erdman's in- | lg reo . | Ly. St. Lowis.. 9:05 am 10:45 pm 2:00 am 6:45 pm : : Uctions. He nte nyt ¢ + Monthly observations are being MBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ei o. -00 \ fo} e pointed out that she | | me DIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Ar. Little Rock...7:05 pm. 7:35 am....11:00 am .3:33 am MART, serviceable Um lowed directions in every par- continued, and the average soot and AU Ar. Hot Springs..9:00 pm .9:30 am..... 1:15 pm .7:00 am | /MIssouRt « | lla d n 10-rib ee 2r, slinpnine fram hk ' ‘fall is expected to increase with ted Pree is exclusively entitled te _ , brellas made o ; arg “9 if trom home at the 1d weather ‘he use for republication of ai] cews Gispstches Standard drawing room sleepers ‘to Little Rock only on : DACIFIC frames of Gloria. a soft. lus- | OPEN ~~ BOUr. parc ne " swedited to it of oot — this Train 3). Reclining chair cars and coaches. eo r , bye = . ) Discussing a chemical! analysis of Lounge club cars on | trous fabric made in Switz- Three Brothe pens oa for all meais. rothers ] Pallbearers, Springs Special. the “- | ¢ ; : : in. All rights of repubitestion of of special dis- Li | ES - : EVENINGS [ii22228 tt snow which ariztea | St Louls soot, which showed a con- sewn, ANS ti reed | || erland. An ideal gift | ! Pee the roads relatives at.4) teat of 5.98 per cent acids irri- Subscription Rater by Mall, ip Advances Secure tickets, reservations and illustrated literature at City . | " f h tont wiet UNTIL | "ghhors came to Clara's funerg! tating to the breathing apparatus | yaily —— Sunday. ose ag SE +4 Ticket Office, 318 N Broadwey (MAin 1000). ! choice tor the scnooi gir. . : ': 1% scat i et s 17 F : tbeut Bun co ORC FORT ou cceceseee . pty in slede and motor cars. A|—Said by the abatement league to | ting. Gnly. one FORE -vn--crsncccnncnnnre 8 08 W. F. Milier, Division Passenger Agent Ii Navy Blue Purple Red MISSOURI PACIFIC *~AILKCAD CO. Reilway Exchange Bidg., Se. Louis, Mo. Hot Springs is the Home of Healthful Mountain Valley Water “A Service Institution” | Demon Tr Green Umbrella Shop—Firet Fiocor. x, the ee a i. . investigating division said -of Gea iers: theran Church | league's investige Delivered by city carrier or out-of-town bin Pared for a public funeral, | the frritation increased with the | Dauy only. SOc s month: Sunday, 10e s copy. HA serinon in English and aa_| higher acid content, but perhaps — Rsteed as seondcles mates July 1%, 167 ~ s t the Postoffice at Bt Fin the Longue. not in direct proportion. Phone MAip Llib Ple servies was hel ; + the | be twice the acid content of soot of | Remit efther uel money CHRISTMAS Rt 11 S’rleck. Thirtesn mitea| a physician of the| tier o St teas co | shang es Thirteen mi's | other cities—a Pp | -— | - _ : , Norwegian a. SLOTS + ny Somer UR Se eee

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The} ¢, S hesk 3 ~ | peace. nakes an ctive fiscal year, June 30 next, will be! . lled f deri ee ee eee ee yal , Trae Sor louis atin Shariati: CEs 600. 6 eiestt which he at- ‘railroads are extolle or ren er’ N€| they are both politically fitted for Wishes Foreign Debtors Well. , os scar Ae ws haa vein se oe gi: amas : >, . . i as ih | . ‘ a ‘ 9 , riceda tributes to “economy of adminis- | a prompt and dependable service, self-government and economically | The other nations are also given , ' ‘surpassing all our previous réc-/ independent. Large areas are|the President’s blessing: “When tration by the Executive and of | say ? appropriation by Congress."" The oscil 7am winissamyr es cents oll estimated surplus for the following | _— pon acting - ad =o fiscal year. he says. “is not much | f the “present highly satisfactory ees ae \s f our economic condition.’ larger than is required in a going | S*@te © business concern of nearly $4,000,-| The President opposes the build- 000.000." This is one of the rea- ins of new ships for the merchant declaring that the great /we consider the real sacrifice that | will be necessary on-the part of other nations, considering all their circumstances, to meet their agreed payments (payments on the debt to the United States), we ought to hold them in increased admiration adaptable to the production of rub- ber. . This industry should | be encouraged. Tt Is espedially | adapted to the Filipino people themselves, who might ‘ultivate it individually on a smal] acreage, It could be carried on extensively by nee sons why, in his opinion, there marine, 2 : should be no permanent change in | need is not for more ships but for; American capital in a way to fur-|}and respect. It is true that we ‘more freight. He deplores the “in-| nish employment at good wages. |have extended to thém very gen- taxes for the present. More Information Needed. | "We have had but a few months’ 46 lo Af fT 1 tT 7 ram opposed to the promotion | Tous tr atment, but it is also true ‘that they have agreed to pay us 'difference” of American merchanis of any policy that does not provide toward the use of American ships experience under the present reve-|for their goods. He again recom-)| for absolute fréedom on the part | that we loaned to them and nue act,” the Prsident points out,|mends that the operation of he| of wage earners and do not think | 80™Me interest.” | “and shaii need to know what is/fleet be placed under a single Te-| we should undertake to give power | Regret is expressed by the Pres. | developed by the returns of income (sponsible head, “leaving tne Ship-| for large holdings of land in the | ident that the civil wars in China | produced under it, which are not/ping Board free to deai with gen-) islands against the opposition of | have broken off the international required to be made until about/eral matters of policy and regula-j the people of the locality” negotiations over the Chinese cus- the time this session terminates, | tion.” Civil Control for Islands toms tariff. The matter of extra- oer | territoris rivilevese i; F The conviction is expressed that | which a i aahetes ‘Was eed al Declaring that the radio servire | the islands should soon be removed | reported. is eg yee Pg prey | has fallen into chaos, the President | ‘Tm all military control and “ad-| President save Bat aes a te. says it is urgently necessary that| ministered entirely on the civil side | termining our future hotter |. a the two houses of Congress, now | Of +2 tend eniteatl | The messace tells with ridie ¢ in a deadlock on the subject, should) Warmly attacking the “cult of| the ambitious building LT deinen , | dispa i. ili : agree upon some control measure. | paragement’ of our military es- now being carried out in Wash- and what the economic probabili- ties of the country are in the latter part of 1927, before we can reach any justifiable con-s™1sion as to per- manent tax reducfion.”’ The President traces the present prosperity of the nation to three main causes—economy, the elim- Calis for Radio Control Bill. ees. ee pte —-eapenennnentpatione ifts of Leather ARE Always Appreciated Vex . +? luxurious, illustrated—-22-inch size——has ith silk. The fittings are pearl or turquoise bi Ladies’ Handbags, $2.95 to $50 The choice at $3.50 and $5.00 is extremely wide and unusual—comprising the $19.50 to $125 the fitted case of genuine design and fitted in a removy able trary, rounded ue on 29.75 Gladstone Bags $12.95 to $50 A useful and popular gift for men—22 and 24 inch sizes of cowhide and genuine walrus. The solid construction — the excellence of the ,ma- terial) and workmanship in these Bags character- izea the finest hand lue- gage. Ladies’ Gladstone Bags $13.50 to $23.50 a. 1 styles. macpentaynn KILLS SELF IN CHICAGO HOTEL Joseph Alschuler Leaves Note Say- ing He Has Given Up Hope of Regaining Health. Special to the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, Dec. 7.—Joseph Al- schuler, who registered at the Mor- rison Hotel last night as a resident of St. Louis, was found dead in his room there today. He had shot himself in the right temple with a revolver. He explained in a note ad- dressed to a brother, Harry Alschu- ler of Chicago, that he had given up hope of recovery from an illness | of long standing. Harry Alschuler | said his brother formerly lived in| St. Louis, but had lived in Chicago | A card found in the, three years. hotel room was marked “Pershing avenue,” but bore no number. Joseph D. Alschuler of 5557 5557 Per- shing avenue, salesman for an in- vestment company, said in St. Louis today he did not know the man named in the Chicago dispatch. He said he had no relatives of that name, although, coincidently, he has a brother, Harry Alschuler, who lives at the Pershing avenue address. Widow of Ex-Mayor Gaynor Dies. WESTBURY, N. Y.. Dec. %7.— Mrs. William J. Gaynor, widow of the former Mayor of New York, is dead. In the fall of 1923, 10 years HOLLAND BANK D TO LOSE Finance Commissioner of Liquidation Trial of E. N. MARSHFIELD, Mo," jury of 11 farmers on estate man will heag 4 the case against E. No of the defunct Hollang of Springfield, who ig for accepting deposits condition. The case wag on a change of venue from Ferguson has twice before, the jury | field. ‘each time. J. E. Cahill, speciaj |, missioner of Finance ip | liquidating the bank, took |yesterday and said the | | tors probably would 100,000 as a result of th of the bank. Leap Backward from Fire} ing Being Remodeled Ig A backward leapto avolg wood on a fire ina , remodeled at 3308 Olive 'terday caused the death of | Anderson, { , ‘ ; ! chairman of the board of ig By the Associated Press. ee os bank was known to be fg¢@ £ oe hes = * an P whic hflew in his face when ies 73, a Negro, of } 'wood, at City Hospital Ne, ¢ derson fell 10 feet into the he after the death of her husband, she | ™emt through a hole im the opened a st:dio for the teaching of concert and operatic singing. She was Gaynor’s second wife. | He suffered a skull | a few minutes after he reacheg hospital. The Heavy Duty for Outdoor People > eat You outdoor! need a tough resisting stays on and like iron— the Firestone Rubber’s s tions! Wear Rubbers this and i foot comfort. Firestone ASS HUDSON, MASS. ston Utility Rubber | AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER 4 wre a NA + _tablis ent oy ; . me a . ination of many kinds of waste, and!He opposes the creation of an in- | -remann nt, the President says that | ington, which the President be norelty as well as the staple designs and . ' . ’ i oe f } WU © J a ~ 4 Situ il - a general raising of efficiency | dependent agency to deal with 5 elma ean ne navy, 8) lieves should be in the coming standards. The greatest of the! dio matters. The better plan, sig ome a. a of 115,000 that equals| years “not only the et bbbiee of three, he says, is economy. Con- “says, would be to leave decisions) Pa od om number of troops, | pur country but the art renter of gress is urged to adhere to this'as to licenses, wave lengths, ete, ©. : al " 610,000 in our perma-|the world.” LT | policy throughout the session now |to a board which would be assem- : ne SURCTVS G6 SOE RT 8 be édniry wishes to com beginning. ‘bled whenever necessary. He would, ope 0 _— 10 sf: apuropria-| nete with others.”’ he Ghatriien “let | “I am convinced,” the message |permit appeals to the courts from | 0" for defewse of about $680,000.-/ it not be in the «1 “ at eee , as | ; q|900 a year. The fact is, h *s te in the support of arma- | says in this connection, “that it «he decisions of this board, and | nat oe sane _ . 18, N€ Says,| ments, but in the making of a would be eatly fo ew “Fae 5 e military arm of the Gov- a i easpartan SS ogc, i . oti G od . gr y for th elfare Of |\would entrust the administration Clinedut Sn the: bent tea bc *~*~ | beautiful capital city. Let it ex- run Ss mn re as €a er Oo Ss the country if we avoid at the of its regulations to the Depart- — 4: niall ben ti a ever | press the soul of America.” 7 . Present session all commitments |, ~ in peace ‘time. : wsotton ierica. “iment of Commerce. “ ‘ The President conclu: 1" 5 - Cc Sy except those of the most pressing 2 i h Attention should be given,” the 4 ae dent concludes on an 10 a. har es ¢. & 31 ° ran mature statin a ence ; . In a separates section on tne President Saves ‘to submarines dealistic and religious note. He a pst © | wage-earner, the President S88YS Qpuisers a al ee Mn tne. | Owes work, and addé that § after | debt and taxes will accrue a wider | + the Federal Government is on and air forces. Particular | lat afte that the rede - points may need strengthening, but Set a % e 5 x ; it P 4 . benef! | t to all the people of this | .onstantly seeking to improve the country than from embarking ON iot of the “multitude of workers a, ong enterprise. When our i'who have not yet come to share in| r de 8 decreased we shall have the general prosperity of the na- as a whole our military power is sufficient.” 2 Describing dollars as the “shock | resources for expansion. Until tion.” It is seeking this end troops” in modern war, the Presi- | that is accomplished we should rica the ‘protective tariff, re- dent says the one weak point in| confine ourselves to expenditures ntvtnhture immigration and _ other our defensive line is our “still stu- | aad of the most urgent necessity.” aoe pendous war debt.” He counsels| | Tariff a Firm Foundation. oe in satisfaction to report,” that this be discharged as fast as The protective tariff is described | the President says. “that a more|POSsible, in order that we may de-| as the foundation stone in the de-/| reneral condition. of contentment fend ourselves in any future crisis | velopment of efficiency and of “in- exists among wage earners and the to the full extent of our power. creasing co-operation of the wage nmeniee is more free from labor “Economy,” he declares. “‘is the BUILT BY KIMBALL handmaid of preparedness.” Against Competitive Armaments. But earners throughout the realm of private business.” In a further ardent defense of whole gisputes than it has been for years. While restrictive immigration has been adopted in part for the bene- the President is at some'| the tariff, the President says that. - iy ' é ECs. Says fit of the wage earner, and in it8| pains to tell the country rhil ' ' onty about $550,000,000 of our im-| entirety for the benefit of the|b. a. country that while Best Value in America for port r 12 pe past Pade ce : he desires our armed forces to be 5, 0 - per cent of the total,! eountry it ought not to cause a adequate, he is opposed to - : ‘ - * q ; “at meh . iit Ss ‘TT OSe. t¢ ? " or. | come within the field which 18 | needless separation of families and ie te aay wihiiens ry bond engas ° » ’ aaa en bi aa i ee en ; CoH } etitiy + generally in mind when tariff re- | dependents from their natural ..... “TK? : — ae duction is discussed | ee We can well afford “ ; | Sources of support contrary to the +5 set the example.” he env " Those who wish t obenefit for-| gictates of humanity.” ee Ribas Arieted en tie peated ges: elgn producers,” he asserts, “are | Wants Power in Coal Emergency | e a aia » ei ae, much more likely to secure that| Calling attention to the fact that © —— one igs Standards, We result by continuing the present wage agreements in the unlonized oro ‘tar sp eteagech ee , _ ‘ ‘ aat E F +} 5‘a © a “+ } enormous purchasing power which | section of the bituminous coal in- aoe which Will be a glam wholesame model for the rest of] ? comes from our prosperity that has | dustry will expire April 1. next, increased our imports over 71 per the President again asks that legis- cent in four years than from any | tation he passed giving the Execu- Clear, sweet singing tone, easy responsive action. Great durabil- the world. He reiterates and emphasizes -he advantages thet are likely to AC- | tive the power to deal with any point that the Untted States is| crue ene : eis 4 , peacefully inclined _ G d b Ki b E dle _from & general tariff reduc | emergency that taregs arise. ™ P a vag ms ae Le. uarantee VY 1m all. S- ae | points out that the Executive a years we have besought 1a- , ° gph pone of the message | present “is not only without author-|tions to disarm. We have recently | tablished 1857 and Kieselhorst ‘S evoted to agriculture The | ity to act but is actually prohibited! expressed our willingness at Ge-| . ' : . : ("4 pia is whl . Lda 1d pea & il vited : sina AL 7 E d 7 President cites what he says are by law from: making any expendi- Neva to enter into treaties for the stablishe 1879. many helpful measures enacted by | ture to meet the emergency of a limitation of all tvpes of warships | Congress {n the last five years in| coal famine.” according to the ratio adopted at ? , , — : - . 1 . ‘ : "oa chi An ~ "y : . _ interest of the farmers. He The message highly praises the the W ashington Conference. This A beautiful Grand Piano, duet declares that the railroad consoli-! Federa! judiciary, though it notes offer is still pending.” ° ° oe pr Fe is adv ocating ) that “individual judicial officers And in another section of the bench and lamp will just about wou resuit in etter rates on farm ‘(have sometimes been subiected to address, dealing with foreign re. 6 f n 9 : . . produce, and that benefits wi! dust criticism.”’ It bespeaks fa- lations, the President declares that half urnish a living room artis- ¢ . , j -- ten ~ flow from the develop-!vorable consideration of pending “at the proper time” he will “he tically. ment of the inland waterways. At- bills for “supplying fair salaries” prepared to proceed along practical tention is called to the Mississipp;: River system, which carries a com. ‘lines to the conclusion of ments carrying further the ag e- work and liberalizing the retirement pro- visions of the present laws. “These ° : Convenient terms. Other instruments setae over 50,000,000 tons at an | faithful servants of the Govern- begun at the Washington Confer-. » ler ‘* ; , . | — saving of nearly $18,000,- ment, says the President, refer- ence in 1921.” | accepted In Part ayment “Th e Inland W : a ring to the Federal Judges, “are The usual solicitude is expressed | if . aterways Corpora-j| about the last that remain to be for the welfare of disabled war weir the President says, “operates | provided for in oats On 2500 miles of navigable justments.”’ streams and through its relation! Recommends Branch Bank Law. the postwar ad- veterans, but it is coupled with a recommendations against “any fur- | ther extension of our pension sys-/| ne beso a ee freight | Congress is urged to pass a tem at this time.” ae! Union. During the Borgen Hh fhe gg ner — — “will The President declares fer tha! } Sah ee : . it has handled over 1,000,000 | fair equality wo seogentions el a A return of the alien property seized | E bli h d IE packages of 4 a of grain monthly and mt a aie. Kenton he Guenan during the war, provided that steps | stablisne | “P | CEntral or egg J 3 lower freight rates has raised | Reserve System is commended in oe a ee eee 1879 6200 me af ve PS ollars own sure the payment of Claims against Germany. “As this property.” he gays. “ig security for the claims of our c1fti- and our Government, we can- the price of such grain American | farmer to thejgiowing terms, a ~er ee Probably 2% cents te 3 nd the recom mendation is added that Congress | take prompt action on the question . rs ; / “Ny 4 : YY fy f \ : PIANOS FOR LESS Good “trade-in” bargains in $125 to $395. used pianos. 1007 OLIVE STREET CHRISTMAS Orthophonic Victrola Special Outfits Consolette ‘08 Your choice of 8 new Of- thophonic Victrola seleé tions, 200 steel needles, & packages of Tungsten needles and one record cleaner. Granada *103 Your choice of 8 new Or- Ll ot thophonic Victrola selet- — 16 Months to Pay : 4 OLIVE ST. 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HOLLAND BANK DEPOSITORS | TEL TO LOSE $2,100 Say- | Finance Commissioner jn Nn of of Liquidation Testifies ee E Trial of E. N. Ferguson ae By the Associated Prees. ‘ Al- MARSHFIELD, Mo., Dec. 7) or-|jury of 11 farmers and one dent estate man will hear evidence his |the case against E. N. Ferguson Sf shot /chairman of the board of directy 2 th a/ of the defunct Hollang Banking ec ‘of Springfield, who is being . 'aa-ifor accepting deposits when hu- | bank was known to be in a fail; ven, condition. The case was sent here ness On @ change of venue from Spring Bier | field. Ferguson has been ; neat twice before, the jury disagreeing : — teach time. : 4 os, J. E. Cahill, special Deputy Co |yesterday and said the de Per-;tors probably would lose oe in- | 100,000 as a result of the clogine uis | of the bank. ng mie OLIVE ST, FALL KILLS WORKER | that | Leap Backward from Fire in Build., he ing Being Remodeled Is Fatal. uler, A backward leapto avoid sparks enue | whic hflew in his face when he nus | wood on @ fire in a butlding being # ea, remodeled at 3308 Olive stret, yes. , _|terday caused the death of Robert Anderson, 73, a Negro, of Kirk. k, js | W0od, at City Hospital No. 2. anf ears | derson fell 10 feet into the base. # she | ment through a hole in the floor, # g of | He suffered a skull fracture, dying She a few minutes after he reached the 3 hospital. i “ LRT ECOAUADAMS Ke ax te > 7 ‘ ift Hi with neat block initial. Monogrammed aes (44 Men's Handkerchiefs A practical gift for men—Handker- chiefs of pure Irish linen embroidered Gift boxes of 6 Handkerchiefs, $1.50 and $2. | Handkerchiefs are of fine Irish linen and fin- ished with %%4-inch hems. long style initial in corded Hand- kerchiefs is also available. the box, $7.00. Men’s silk pongee Handkerchiefs are at- tractive with hand- drawn or hand-rolled hems and hand-drawn threads, priced each 50c, 75c and $1.00. Boys Gift Handkerchiefs Boys appreciate Handkerchiefs that are distinctly mannish, so give him a box of these Six in (I chine, Novelty gift sheer batiste and linen, daintily em- broidered and scalloped; lace trim- med or pretty prints, each 25c. By Handkerchiefs of Sheer Georgettes and crepe de prettily embroidered or The decorated by hand; also all-white linen Handkerchiefs broidered corners, spoked hem. 7 stitched edges, 50c. Hankies for the Kiddies Little ’Kerchiefs that. will delight the kiddies, they are prettily embroid- ered and finished with scalloped edges. Three in a gift box for..... 50C Charming nursery rhymes are embroidered on these Hankies for the wee tots, and the gift box with em- Handkerchiefs of Irish linen with em- broidered corners and embroidered or lace trimmed edges, also of silk crepe de chine in many styles, each 35c or 3 for $1.00. Women's Initial Handkerchiefs Practical and attrac- tive are these linen Handkerchiefs with niefs Women's Kerchiefs the Firestone U ili es SL. an wed 00 UE RAR Wabwe ee on oe $2.00 ste! falc, pane Rubber’s specifi The Illustrated Bible Story Book— Old Testa- | —cambric with attrac- in which they come re- corded borders and em- : ' P one MEL 6048 09 = «+SEE ERA AY CEES CATS OWS ox he $2.00 . , SK e tive colored woven sembles the sna sie book. broidered with neat tions! Wear Us Rimskittle’s Book, illustrated by Jackson..... $2.00 Boys Shee -Lined Coats ~ = } border and monogram. Two in a box for....15¢ block letter. Box con- Rubbers this win Once naga a esc vn lagna _ p i) ce a Six in the box for $1.00 taining six for $1.00. ; A Child's History of the World, by fulllyer.. .93.50 3 BS a es A: : (Handkerchiefs and Square 20, Main Floor.) and experience Howard Pyle’s Book of Pirates.............. $2.50 | Offer Roewarvkcble Savings $ O8 | \ te bs foot comfort. The Blue Bird Chooses, by Maeterlinck......$2.50 Sbecial Sells cad @ ae ry | Doctor Doolittle’s Caravan, by Hugh Lofting, $2.50 ima ecia eliimg at , bal BY OES © se ON Firestone Footwear a ee $1.75 \ as ay ‘ Sea aa. HUDSON, MASS. ; 1) ee Boston ° Just at the time when warm sheep-lined Coats are \\7) 144" Meet - 2 ‘ needed most—this special selling brings values that are 5 ee es s. Biographies and Memoirs extraordinary. The Coats have fine sheepskin linings, [ws 1 The Royal Road to Ro- | This Believing World, by high sheep collars, four pockets and belts. The outer : P4e mance, by Hallibur-| Lewis Browne ...... $3.50 shells are of khaki moleskin cloth. Choose one for his ‘ Lg NS Sa ae $5.00 | The Book Nobody Knows, Christmas and for long wear afterward. Sizes 6 to 20. ) Rubber The Story of Philosophy, by | by Bruce Barton... .$2.50 | | Will Durant ....... $5.00 Eight Years With Wilson’s : ts f \ 4 East of the Sun and West Cabinet. by David Hous- Boys All-W ool Ruffwear » Sb coke at of the Moon, T. and K. ton, 2 Vols.........$10.00 ; ee Su; $11.98 r } THEIR OWN RUBBER IEE deen case ws $37.50 | Mississippi Steamboatin’, by wor-lrouser ults, , < : Darwin, by Gamaliel Brad- Herbert and Edward Mothers find that Ruffwear Suits for boys give A i | R ford ....-.-eeeeeees $3.50 | Quick .............. $5.00 unusually long sezvice. The Suits are tailored of ttractive ussian high-grade all-wool fabrics in tan, brown, gray and fancy mixtures. Some have two pairs of knickers and others have long trousers and knickers. Single . 9 . or double breasted. Sizes 6 to 1s. | hak Mite Ties | Blanket Robes for Boys’ Tom Sawyer | Boys’ Tom Sawyer : Boys, $3.98 | Lumberjacks, $4.98 Shirts, $2 Boys’ Shirts well tailored (The Book Shop—Seconud Floor.) Antique J ewelry | .00 Gift Novelties Fr N ty iron eee ae In Christmas Gift Boxes CHRISTMAS Orthophonic Unusual Values at , rl A bracelet, a brooch pin, a bar pi Victrola $ 65 _ Robes made of good qual- Tailored of he*vy all-wool of imported English broad- Fancy Ribbon Garters—Of shirred rib- | mer sg ff . ao . ; — ity, soft material in attrac- lumberjack clo } in popular cloth in white, tan, blue, also bon in dainty tints, lace trimmed and ap- | a neckiet or a pair Of Cull pins in Special Outfits tive Indian patterns or fancy bright plaid patterns. Sport novelty checks and stripes. pliqued; various combinations; pair, s9¢c | this Russian Antique Jewelry is a —— ; ; ; designs, are here in a large collar, knitted bottom and All collar-attached style. gift certain to give pleasure—for this , The Neckwear included in this holiday assortment. 4to 18. i two patch pockets. 6 to 18. Size 12 to 14%. , Slipper Trees—Ribbon covered, with is a type of jewelry exceedingly smart ‘Boys’ Own Store—Fo “loor.) i ombinations; pr., Cc . . sale is of unusual attraction at (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) trimmings in pretty c Pp 59 and popular for its rich beauty. this low price. The Ties were obtained in a special purchase and each one is a noteworthy ex- ample of rich coloring, artistic de- signing, and fine material. silk ribbon in light colors............ 59¢ Men's Set—Combining hose supporters and arm bands to match in gift box...sgc_| (Main Floor.) | The Sale ot Floor Lamps New Metal Lamp Bases—Beautiful Lamp Shades—Priced Sefa- rately—Each 102 A gift smart and charming, even though it is inexpensive. Several pieces may be matched, to form an ensemble. (Main Floor.) | | Garment Hangers—Covered with shirred | Jersey Suits From Belgium Clever Styles for the Little Boy $ 95 of 2 to 6 Years Are Priced sages The fashionable children on the Continent are wearing knitted wool jersey Suits such as these; they are warm, soft and durable—as smart as they are sensible; shorts and jumper with bordered collar. Blues, green and heather mixture. eb Included are Italian Twills, Austrian brocaded Silks, French Moires, Swiss Moires, Mogadores and Viennese Warp Prints. (Men’s Furnishings—Main Floor.) Smart Military Sets An Attractive Gift for Men or Boys Consolette ‘08 Your choice of 8 new Or- thophonic Victrola selec- tions, 200 stéel needles, 2 : packages of Tungsten . a EG i. ee ” Gifts for the Baby needles and one record cleaner, Satin Carriage Boots...... $1.95 to $2.95 \ a $ 50 to $ 50 Imported Knitted Wear... 59c to $127.95 N § =—_ eo Crepe de Chine Quilts. .... $6.95 to $9.95 . 9 fee : Baby Buntings........... $2.95 to $12.95 Thi ee F ff \ ? i i is special selling of Lamps offers Fae 9 ito ayer Mea to Unbreakable Dolls bs eMelbwdla $6.95 to $7.95 the Christmas shopper an excellent op- \ ¥ r : nicely lined case containing a For Winker Dive portunity of securing a delightful gift at ae L Military Set—a comb and two ) small cost. We ae priced the ay and B * Ce brushes made of plain or natural Four-Piece shade separately, and you may make your . y ebony with hand-drawn bristles. Nae — Sweater Sets.. $8.95 selections to suit your individual taste. hy ° é ie . ’ an rocks | : ‘ , Granada A Four-Piece Set—Pair of B Sasuageg = truly The little tot will look adorable aS ‘ military brushes, cloth brush charming little Frocks and feel cozy and warm in this ; ‘ s and comb in lined case, is for the little miss of Set; leggings, toque, mittens and Truly Marvelous Values N ; priced at..... $6.97 to $10.50 1 to 6 years. They are sweater of fine wool yarns in col- : , Your choice of 8 new Or- in the smartest designs orful nea ae effects. Sizes There are many different styles in on thophonic Victrola selec- Six-Piece Set—Consists of | Military Set—Brushes and of the newest tub fab- 1,2a . 3 _ +l dele ladbntine.s both bridge and junior Lamps—every Lf c ,tions, 200 stee] needles, 3 military brushes, cloth tomb mounted with 14-k. rics ....$6.95 to $8.95 ’ yin , one a nicely finished metal base in if A packages of Tungsten 4 brush, hat brush, shoe horn gold—in lmed case, is a lux- | newest style, and well-tailored silk i) 83 needles and one record . and comb in nicely lined trious gift that is sure to be Or atk Fe shades of beautiful color tones—all at \.. f cleaner. | a $8.75 up to $10.98 eppreciated ......... $29.98 et OA Oa A this unusually low price. | . ' 10 Dollars Down (Toilet Articles—Main Floor.) | (Fifth Fioor.) 16 Months to Pay | | : 7 ian tale tt tt AOC CCCP EON Te a a ee es

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PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 _. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a vi - Cashed Worthless $250 Check. —— wisied by an air of dignity ond!@ Only 15 More |e Store Hours: 5 | : f : ' Sho . D ~ lies ale Tee rere I} g pping Vays aeenar ows ) CAUGYGS . 4 i ii ? Gg g J J Before Christmas ie aG " we . a fe UTI OO me Yaf / TIC aN an ere er Oe ern ge eee te a ek ho Ca ee a0? Suse OS ONS ee 7 | ZANE The Stove ot the Chvisimas Spit PL Cp - ° 7 9 _ Wednesday—An Outstanding Pre-Holiday Sale of Women’s Coats | na Richly Furred = | 600 Printed Silk Scarfs an es —_ — a ad Dew” Fate” Yat” Ta a fo Oe >) A Special Purchase ANNA K Ay 3s per taut Selection hi Se = oof Unusual Quality 95 jaa, Ne jaa, In Smartest Styles j ‘ 7 . : j ; i , , * ‘ . j v9 ; in] “ s ; ‘? | 4 ra Z ; ‘ 3 ‘ ; 4 4 , . bn ee ’ u - j : isa " . 7 : a aed ; i f ‘au , z : ; 4 we 521 ind. ‘a e. : y ff if in i " rg i : ; ; - J 2 : | « Ft . . 4 i : * r. : = : i . J . ’ § A : ‘ 4 "> | re a3) ge 7 - 5A Bee oe ae . Mi 278s : . by _ > — . * 3 se ) 5 ‘i . e Z ‘“ ‘ : ? ’ AS, 3 4 " 4 ' ' , 4 ; , . ; . ea { F § es > 3 k ‘ e » : 9 io Te o - - i? : iu ' UP e i ‘ a } > * @ d AS o e ‘ ee e . ¥ le ) ‘ . i 4 ‘ . ' * + } i ; . + ’ a > rf ¥ - ‘ : : “a . ty sae ; ' ¥ , 4 \ . ; o ; “ j > > ' * fae . yy ; .. ' i + € ‘ : . . ' ™ i ; ‘ 4 és " ’ i ve bd \ > P 44 ' a : —_ . : é °. ; ° * J . . As Nd : , =, , mee | \ : ’ “a . ‘ i ii . ; ’ : 4 ~ - . > . . $ 4 $* ‘i fF ‘ ' ° - ve . a ' “ ay ’ y e Sd hi I ’ “ J ‘ ‘ . ee SAF 4 ‘ : ‘e > ‘ 1 ff & Aus ~ ~ > * . . / 7 a f — 7 ; ) . - 4 5 f 2 £ a ¢ ’ ei 7 , i 8 ube . LV 4A 4 , (4 ee ‘ 9 P 7 = ‘ A ¥ ao a ‘e - if, . ; - = PA . * Ss. f r /# : %\ é Ps , . : . 4 , '; 1 * ? > i ’ : 4 * “J Ss 4s 7 &. fy 7 Y fi : © ~ “ > A EN | i a Georgette Crepe ig y, | Regular $69.50, $75, $85 WO groups of handsome Silk eo Coats—and a Number of Sample Coats Scarfs in a special purchase sale Sea | | Originally $110 to $175 for Christmas gift selection. WK | | eS C onvenient Outside Entrance on Ninth Street Bei cf Store Hours: Laily 9:00 to 5:71 ~~ _ aie, * Sue CAMA N opportunity to take advantage of a re- markably low price on beautiful Coats for dress, travel and general wear, lavishly trimmed with such fine furs as Excellent quality crepe de chine iL 8b. \ i) | A and Georgette crepe printed in attrac- rs : tive new designs. A great variety of color combinations. Hemmed and ~ . f pe i} g : silk fringe ends. 4 al | Wolf Beaver Fox Kit Fox Neckwear Shop—First loor. j / | | / Fitch Sguirrel Marten a” , » : tein is ss." 7 > z . A TOs o ay ’ ° ~ . Ps ’ ‘ ae ii rhe! abs ati Jikan hth cis SieaieiRctnc mi Ak emia 985 os 8 ot a ot ae ine ee te = a tS a, oe hee é- sifom sit ‘ . : . “ eat a . 7 * - iis pal m arr oo . » tear see. - i PRS IEE Ta IE appt gM ncntt spe sie: AF Pope ety ye ats ee Oe ees rs — : aii R " wy a SPingae eas? ss dies bo es % 3 er IR “a te a os ane Ee ORR SS AP. «7 AD AP ate y sth . : ‘i 7 i The Most Fashionakle Styles Beautiful Quality Crepe de Chine - a . 3 } [TA\ et and Finest Fabrics Nightgowns For Christmas Gifts \, / oe : j : 2 \ Pp layer Rolls The Spirit of Christmas Is Not Complete Without Abundant § ee oe A gift of Player Rolls ° ri . : 3= worl |||) | saz" Christmas Decorations | “= —=— i\ : if “paw - 6 ; 4 for several members on ; h Floe: Glitter Snow that shines as does new snow with sun- =, 5” : your gift list. | Beca of an ove £3 Especially Charming New Tailored and | See ae shine on it. Large bex. roc =—ii fia : 3 —_ ey Lace-Trimmed Styles Featured at | . : a a er, 54. 50 Yard i | higher-priced garmer A’ a Wreaths to Hang in the Window a Se it s\e 3 a 16 0) vn goFas world — that you, too, are celebrating the Yuletide, these wreaths hang daily | ei All of them are eat r\ ail | hal m the wincows or coors. a ‘ ;-Ntw@haae Women's Coat Shop—Third Foor. t (SHO AH ENE RH ABH APB HeMewh FHAMSRL Se i * T an ; 5 ” tue eS ev Lingerie Shop—Third Ficer. wenPenassee se aaeve ee ewe? = oat ae ee 6 a stan 5 a a td ih er pe ailibans ee ee ee Tengen be te Pi] and handings of be Red and Green Roping Automobile Wreaths of Artificial Christmas osa, V ‘ - Ps » - : i 5 e€ic : Eight yards on aicard. roc red. trimmed. roc Trees. 95¢ to $18.50 ‘ow . » & Of Lustr . THESE Robes are beautifully made of splendid HE ot Small size Wreaths made Large Wreaths for many Me . gH | — quality satin and, in addition to offering various BT are |, of red roping and appropri- | decorative purposes. Each . S Rieti | ately trimmed. Each roc 25¢ , = M — ~~ sal . _ ‘ — indervoort’s oy Shop—Downstairs and Tor Annex, $17 Locust cord girdles and are lined with seco silk. Colors in- Biiii’ 333 Paes i 4a maeng ae Hue, Orchid, turquoise, peach, HF ane ee | e eens an \J vy = W O en and black. | . a : : Silk Bed Sacques —l Fitted Suitcases for Gifts ~ ' =— F Em DUNHILL , , $3.95 to $20 xe aa $49)50 i. ¢ % aE me he Ss, Sige G @: % i et : a as y ms ey are ae 3 + SRY ‘ 3 RA % ne Bes Gt 5 ‘sre on 2 i x ie od am 4) eS & 4 =“ hy Pig * E , % ‘s 2 ey bay te ‘= ce + * =. pe iS > ae x : 2 >? = t 5 ‘ a ; ta 7 72 * Sof sf ” + Pai of ° Be mek 26 + = § a a * iy * aa a age = of ne + ie cc. ‘. ’ et ae & o Seg he by age Les 5 iv + & Man, Bee ‘eS 7 Se | oo ° Re. 5 2a 4 * Y eo: tae » =. 9% Poe, - e . ke + Le ES Pi, ‘» v be San G oe. . ae ie a * a) he eS ae = ee’ = * a 3 a ae cra ee. Sab Sie @ limit someton . ? ee wee oe om ie ae Only a limited quantity at this special price. pendable and long ser- Men’s Gladstone Bags. $22.95 S $ Leather ee. Se ae % Daa. Tortie. vice. Comes in solid ; Ot walrus, shark or smooth cowhide in 22 inch size. . : id ~ ld sixree- And a New Bracelet Watches for Christmas and gold plate, and | lined with steel frame. Extra strong lock. , leathers such as lizard, ee ee ee Strap Slipper A Watch is an acceptable and lasting gift. Select one of these ostrich. morocco. pigskin with the usual Vandervoort’s guarantee of satisfaction. ty ie = $1 pre calfskin, etc. . — ae 4 Free-Westinghouse Sewogram | — SaaS “Jane, have you seen the beautiful Electric Sewing | BLACK satin Pump $10 to $160 E =a lew. that Vandervoort’s have?” | A with wept tesa ; } a yea “Yes, I have, Mary, and I have been hinting to Harry wih : : : § for the past month that that is what I want for Christmas. | oe rene” Rectangular Solid Gold | Dunhill Pipes , Isn’t that Eighteenth Century Period Console the nicest | site bat di : niaa : , Wrist Wat EWES: 9 same eel ae pena ” Wrist Watches In Complete Assortment ~ you have ever seen? cent. | Bra . hite ro : ‘ - , , . i Radi si C a, engraved. Silver dial ta-karat solid gold en- Select your a Jane. I like the little colonial model better, but that The Colonial is Radium dial and nickel- 16-jewel guaranteed lever graved case. Replica sap- cigars, cigarettes and to- ; is because it matches the new V furniture in patent, dull kid, 7 soit ae Fitted with 6- movement. Replica phire stem. Fitted with :<s- baccos from our complete mee that we have just boucht.” enetian walnut : wart em golden kid. / ce cette $595 SU1.75 Serr" $18.75 —_line of the finest brands ny eat ny | anderveaet's Feet . i ee i: wil — at | Vandervoort’s Cigar Shop Machine 7 Models and 12 Finishes, Priced $87 to $200 Fashion Shop—Secenll 4 si Bosgess. A ana —First Floor. Vandervoort’s Sewing Machine Shop—Downstairs Floor a 4g Rs = POP eH eae eee eather eeeeereey ~~ ae Oe

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4 4 oa === ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee _ TUESDAY 7. - -STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— » i | 4 Cashed Worthless $250 Check. (affluence in a man who ordered Philip Goldstein, tailor in the Ar- (PEN VERDICT IN aif | | peepee Bc: ee genre! ee a — check for $250 on a New Jersey y | B pisied by an air of dignity and!two expensive suits last week.| cade Building, cashed a persozal 0 a Ie a ae ale lala. , y | | POI |. Soe then Sonera, be YC —~ | MISSES STYLES--MADE LARGER A Drop-Leaf Table for ineaial AUTO FATALITY: | ea | | y :, p- Christmas - B For Young Women and Misses—Who Are Not Slender tito the bow of home a POL Ki CRITICISED =a Ome GS Sizes 16+, 18+, 20+, 22+, Up. Women’s Sizes 36 to 48 | ey ’ Thrilling Pre-Holiday Reductions! fit into the best of home ap- | Candelabra | Coroner Assails Laxity of gg) - ¥ tae Nay? | S ] L K D R KE, S S E, S pointments. Substantially con- Two candles. Solid brass, City and County Officers structed of walnut with beauti- old plated. ‘Embellished | im Investioatine Death if|| ore —. | AUTOPIANO fully matched burl walnut , veneer. Square top with four \ | For All Holiday Occasions | f colorful en- | : : . = . a p wb ge bo _ Gottlieb Hilderbrandt. y Velvets, Georgettes, Crepes, Satins drop leaves; 15 inches closed, 29 | lovely. Some as low as | Coroner Vitt today criticised city : Only 165 o 7 tea Be ak. ll ~ yao * ae = ~~ - a o 7 a ~». & TPR CAC Z “SF aioe. wv. C4 ce aa o)e “e* inches open. Terms $28 a Pair ‘and county police officers for eal) ~ = Pe + 85 difference in investigating the) One of the best “Buys” in | , ih — 7 by an automobile driven by 1 Qe Se eg ARR CR I TE EE Ete AR ON OS ae lilt ys yy), a ee ee ee Store Hours: Laily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth |} ‘* on the part of both city and county Ceti aw ‘ a Vee ; “Tina . officers Surely the police—partic- ularly those of St. Louis—sho | Our Main Floor Gift Shop Fairly Bulges With have been sufficiently interested to tO was the poorest sort df work —_—_—_—o ee obtain some evidence for the jury to decide, at least, whether it was s 9 ’ : ' an accident or not.” The only witness with any mate- | rial intlormation “as fatrolmal y Mar sc rt s N z= ' Y i Stre . t “~ cs { " t -. ; \ ’ TE can but hint at the enormous range of attractive gifts for your selection here. Dainty novelties, handkerchiefs for men or } ) ! f women, leather articles, intimate gifts of fine . Eas | ea | | | | ef | Th passed in front of the machine, but silk underwear and an almost endless variety of ~= ith Oe i ee fe eM Peg es Y Stee toy the vias | renaed. | Goakaes EWELED BAGS carefully selected articles. Shown are a few ve : | ee Ot $5 to $45 picked at random. Early buying is urged for the q neal Be ade) A arge size ash receiver with hole. The assortments are still complete. meatele iler techdee Stim shown is Main Floor—Broadwey Side. PSION EEN Ae wx eek a eae New Pussy Willow Silks Depict Yellowstone | | : \ | . | . snail aaees | | . : \ apres not ‘(now whether any other Park Scenes Six Persons Hurt When Struck by MALEINSON'S — v Automobiles. NT T ATRAT Pussy Willow Silks : 2 ' Slippery streets, icy windshieida | a BOUTONNIERES were inspired by scenes || § An Opportunity for Worth-While Savings on = jira ee (Boxed), $1 in Bryce Canyon, Zion caused numerous traffic petdests All of the newest roses, dahi- National Park and Hot several persons being. seriously ios. | vii waribuian etc 39c Springs, Yellowstone hurt : Campbell Allison, 65 years old Park. The colorings are ee ere woe ae an attorney of 5467 Maple avenus exquisite. Other new a 2 wd was hit by a methine which did Pussy Willow Silks in stop crossin CIGARETTE CASE $2.95 Austrian leather with petit point insert. For matches and cigarettes. unusual conventional and ' He suffere: floral designs arrived in ‘ He suf a fractured leg and &% A WN INGA. this recent shipment. Regularly Sizes for a a Sie aus | \\ For Christmas gifts a ; $5 50 W (ogo guage bs ar plage dy BEd pie ps na length of Mallinson’s (. omen South Grand boulevard, by at YEAR BOOK Pussy Willow Silk for a ' + $65 d Mi a — nt 7 wears ™ orm ete: J } =: $] 95 negligee, pajamas, scarf ; O an ISSES ‘Mra. Mary Keliry, |§) 536A Austrian leather cover, petit or frock is a suggestion | insert; 12 gold edge that will be found ideal : John, suf mternel ish and illers, one for each month. — for several members on jf | a aes the Sec Seeerr | | ae your gift list. ; Because of an oversupply of finer Coats we have taken these $4.50 Yard higher-priced garments to sell Wednesday at $39. Silk Plasa—Second Fleer. te NS ie ees BRIDGE SETS $2.95 Leather cased styles with two decks of cards and latest score pad. Others to $109. 4 ~~ ¥ SILK HOSIERY One Gift No Woman Ever Fails to Appreciate Se eS Neo 5 Sie Stee She 3 Shen Ene = Ahr A box of Garland Hosiery carries with it the as- surance of the good taste of the donor, because it is generally known that none but perfect first- quality Hose are sold here. We cheerfully ex- change color or size after Christmas. i id vi ol : Prs. in Gift Box, $4.56 3 Prs.. in Gift Box, $5.50 Splendid quality, all-silk Excellent pure-silk chif- chiffons, top to toe, in a fon or service weight Hose wide range of colors. A in 30 shades. Always a favorite gift. a an ok A Wk a te CRYSTAL BOX $2.95 Etched crystal, with lid. Fon $ | 39 a cigugetins af 4s Geniaae All of them are richly fur trimmed in generous collars, cuffs and bandings of beaver, squirrel, fox, wolf, caracul and others. Of Lustrosa, Velora, Venise, Pointera, Formosa, Velmara. Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear Store—Downstairs. SRSSWEMESERS | very good Vaiue. 5 4 “ j ba .¥i ~§ >?) r a Y¥ ; a + * sat ax " : ' . r Ww Ty be *! x cr 4 * F -# -,* 47 ‘ - r : id ‘ I ¥ 4 9 £ * % ’ wr? os ¥ “er } , a ? ri ry? ae? cl? a + a * * .. mm - ; et a =e : ae © 46 of 2660 eek ay a} ’ - lection priced 3 Prs.. in Gift Box, $4.00 3 Prs. in Gift Box, $8.59 Chiffon. a service weight Gauzy, extra sheer chif- Silk Hose with narrow fons of finest weave and lisle tops. Twenty shades phantom weight. Smart, Very serviceable colored edges SRS 9 . © nue. was struck in front of 2: card 2 thee . i \ | ‘Cc f ; Sr lth (rand he ylieva v a wmd- ® chine driven by Oscar Voepel, a and city fireman of 3631 Arkansa: a lestsll fear. Main Fleor—Sixth St avenue She suffered skull ISS SENSENSE ENN re and serious ¢ . 3 ome — “ Jewelled and s: There is a color here for every one of your FIVE KILLED B ees oe =: rien PADS DP nar say ; se : — Winter costumes and you may select any of a AT BU PONT POWD atl % styles, $1 to $10. Colonial 4 f ' t 7] Men Were Unloading Explosives gs Ecrase covered, petit point in- ns 5 ule number of attractive styles. | | Into Dry House at Carney'’s SF sert and trump _ indicator. , | Pum Fe Head sizes for miss and matron in wide or oe, cums ee Hundreds of other gifts, $1. y DS | — narrow brims. -eenOr ea, Mf. pee ae : % AndaNew . ||" Lower-Price Milliners—Downstaira sporting powder at the. Carney‘ y LAVENDER JAR TRAVEL Point plant of the Du Pont Pow. UMBRELLAS, $5.95 Strap Slipper | | nen mon snd inforea ‘thera nove of SE g yy $1 ; st «+ Colored porcelain Lavender Jar 16rib frame, silk cover, fancy : | aad ict lavender, -in attractiv itt handle, tip and ferrul 20 % PA ) : 50 5 oe . . = | aye “n avende attractive gif rae many Mh n errule CIG ARETTE 4 §122° «| Comfort Shoes sleet many, Ee iinns Aes $5 é mem. es. 4 | od “ \ , Austrian leather covered, ce- BLACK : — : | q Ezra ljerman, 44, Deepwater Point GILT EDGE DI y ‘ ~— dar lined. Other styles, $1 to A _—- : For Women | fi: | Jonn velly 19, Pennegrove . $1.95 ° Leather Writing Sets in sev- DESK PADS LEATHER BAGS gg bey cent. : Women w 7 in Strap Slippers eee og | | r : “gets = ake The Colonial Pump is | and Oxf ho appreciate real comfort in — 7 Ls” Free Dental Work Tomorrow Night gp: eral colors and styles, $2.9° id, black ! wade ords are discovering these low-price oes every ap gt ee eta, aed dee | oe : tk $1] $2.95 to $50 : , in patent, dull kid, C 4 wd Built for ease, in one and two strap or en ayie (o— ee a ee aeitin| adetieied work upon teeth at Washington Perfume Bottles. .$0c and $1 _ styie. ; , novelties. versity School of Dentistry, Fashion Shop—Second i: Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Shoes—Basement. Unit & | 7 r ie | Twenty-ninth and Locust streets, @; , , who & snaieubons evening at § o'clock © seseeeees |) HOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Siath Street Thru to Broadway, Between Locust and St. Char steno ena Taare wy, tla es spare aren ee a 7, of a

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Colors Black, Rose and Copen. Sizes 214 to 8 $2.00 Satin BOUDOIRS $ 1 39 Li These Boudoirs are made of fine quality Satin, have elk- padded soles and set off with rosette trimming. Colors Black, Old Rose and Blue. Al! sizes, 2¥, to 8. $2.00 Black Kid BOUDOIRS Women's Boudoirs of soft black “kid with hand-turned soles and rubber heels. Large silk pompons on vamp. All sizes, 244 to 8. 2.25 Silk Rayon SLIPPERS Women's Slppers of silk rayon with beautiful em- broidered vamps, covered box heels and elk-padded_ soles. Colors Black, Copen and Amer- ican Beauty. All sizes. . $2.75 Black SATIN MULES 3 Lee. “~iae ~ 7 > res ane Rua stoien propel . Ano + *ha mri °°“ 4 >* nm . ~1- , 24 years Viu, esi oa . - +z - - . prison terms for iw _* ~ : = eeee. | cs he hac stools sit Bi dan waira $100.000. Defendant Killed in Auto. TY \s ] é , i iAcS a averniue ail of Dewey grocer, of Relleville Julius Boust of Washington Park serving a robbery at Miller sentence for the (Nester State tentiarv. and “hariles br of St. Louis John Holtzman of 8S? Ss a fugitive Louis, who lilinois: Sam Of injuries cident, and Lake, a switchn sentence d. were defendants on trial likes described the car robber- les S&8vinge he was at panied by pa role " . TNT ae Ss FANT? 4,iit?sS 2 . Ty Bo Ne a ¥ ‘ Identifies Girl's Dress. ne of 14 bolts of dr GOV. BRANDON AND 7 FRIENDS FREED; EIGHTH IS FINED $250 Jack Dan tel? ne defendants were present when the Cases were Carr MeCor- of Birmingham, Charies P Anderson, brother-in-law of Gover. nor-eiect Bibb Graves, and Atticus Mullins, newspaper man ef Mon:- gomery The others were David R. and Willlam M. Castleman. at- torneys of Louisville, Addison 2. , Viee president of the Louis. vile & Nashville Railroad Brandon. Testimony developed that the whisky was not in evidence fn the Brandon and wis piaying cards when called, Daniels and MacH Louis » 4 } ep ee highwavr, Dr. Millikan Receives Medal. NEW YORK, Dec. 7 | of the American Society of Me- nia physicist, for distinguished con- TUESDAY EVENING, » PAY ONLY SO $10 DOWN Balance Like Rent —Weekly Store Open Evenings WuRLIIZER 1006 . Olive Street A USED PIANO American Beauty Spashetti CHILDREN ENJOY BT ALL GROCERS—10c THE PACKAGE DECEMBER 7, 1926 -: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — 3g — \ oT ¢ the society’s forty-seventh \ AAA chanical Engineers has been award-!tributions to science and engineer bcd fee Deepens ce : W\\\\ \ —The medalled to Dr. R. A. Millikan, Califor- ing, it was announced at the open- an \ \\\" ! ~ ALAN HY ’ ~ for boys and girls Ralsto The Whole Wheat Cereal TITTTLITITITTTATA gv EVA e MEV ENO NS © AFTERNOON FROCKS —and street Dresses in an unexcelled collection at $16.75 to $75 3 . a | wurst" . “ a - - 4 , 2 aS « * +— Dresses Drastically Reduced—. Exceptional Savings Are Offered in Three Groups: idl |B Shi id | Q- yy A A Limited Number of Finest French Room Dresses Reduced to Bie i At Special Wednesday Reductions Many Are Offered at Their ACTUAL COST to Us! Here's an oppor. tunity to have a new Coat for the holidays and yet strain your Christmas budget but little. All are fur trim- med and you'll rec- ognize them as the self-same Coats you ve seen at very much higher prices. Sizes Range From 14 to 50 Remember, This Price Is in Effect for Wednesday Only A Sonnenfeld’s GIFT CERTIFICATE Solves the Problem Quickly === SENS AAR CEN BENENSON GENS PLS GENS LLL bs ab Sota ar Bes en NESE SERS PAPAS é * 7 8: 44 eee SRC © 44 SESSA ASE One 4 Day Sale! i hic Pastel Shades Every Hat in this event is taken from higher-priced lines. These new and desir- able Hats are on sale Wednesday only at this low price. A price which should bring every thrifty shopper downtown early Wednesday. EXTRA SPE MODELS AT A

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sa o ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. PAGE 9 EE SSS SES EEN ENN ENN ENT Ree Sora cae > SRE GAGA GAAS SAAS SAAS SANE The New Main Floor Shops Offer Bundveds of Clever Gift Deas SAMPLE | | — SALE 10-PC. PYROCEL TOILET SETS Just in time for gift Risiiue we | pecial Hols ay be. dine teas taeda canes & ya Het Sper, 25 ads racelets, earrings, pen- | other-of -Pear Fine hate as ints on dants, necklaces in sterling, oxidized, | egy VE. ll Cond g t+ ay 7 + | 50 and Manicure pieces. silver and gold finish | : t osnet ee =“ | 606-608 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. KLINE S—Main Floor. Sates as e can i wie WK GIFT HANDKERCHIEEFS Newest Novelties at All Prices Imported Lawn Handkerchiefs Fancy Lace-Trimmed and Emb. Linens : Box of 3 Plain and Novelty Prints | EE Box of 3 Men’s Initialed and Bordered W ednesday!—An Extraordinary Sale! Imported Hand-Hemmed Persian Silk Crepe. 50c ===“! Imported Kid Gloves SENS PEN SELENE EN RENIN RES ENS ENSEES IER E: At a Very Special Price! _Leneggly ¥ seeds | : i AEE ; ae 95 3 2 . E : ce | “es y es ‘ av% Sy : es ' D Labi? “Sony | Seeeeene cil Ideal a t Cut Ser... hinestione Buckles © dif Bene $1.50 to $10 A lovely selection of Slipper Buckles for gifts. Very smart ° : * ‘ and most unusual designs. Cut steel and rhinestone buckles Smart novelty styles of very fine kid and suede in a wide variety. add so much to any slipper. An ideal gift. . Dainty embroidered turn-back cuff styles with two-tone embroidery KLINE S—Mezzonine in contrasting colors. In gray, black, brown and mode. The early Christmas shopper will find these special values will solve the Christ- mas gift problem for her. KLINE’S—Main Floor. cA : Et Seat a) NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! Shades SMMNAL S&S | »% Winter Coats UN D ERP RICED ! LE ATHER fi ANDB AGS | % ) ) f | ‘A | Practically at Wholesale Cost! A Special Purchase—For Christmas Giving cuieee abide wt seed te \ Every Hat in this event The most desirable colors. A fine selection. of under-arm styles with this low-priced sale of high-grade is taken from higher-priced Cornflower, red, monkey top straps. Such popular leathers as tooled Coats. A remarkable new pur- Oe Os dae wield heatee skin, sand, wood, gray, and other novelties. Made with strong met- 175 chase brings value which would eile Hats are on sale green and black. Styles for al overlapping frames. Fully fitted. Many | be impossible at any other time have leather-lined flaps. Splendid values. or in any other way. Fur trim- 4 » bse € eee 4 b 4 r | 7 i it - se + > « « * A ‘ednesday only at this low young and old. Head sizes KLINE’ S—Mats mings of squirrel, fox, beaver and Foss A price which should ren ane Lal ee : wolf (Chinese dog), in deep col- for every need, large or ring every thrifty shopper small. A fine chance to tauk auditp: Gal welees oe — , - : - a ' tional quality. Such valuee will freshen up one's millinery not soon be duplicated. downtown early Wednesday. / An Impo rtant Event B Fangs GRACKLE HEAD BLUE GRAY BLACK EXTRA SPECIAL!—A LIMITED NUMBER OF FRENCH-ROOM New Ad ¢ ‘ MODELS AT A FRACTION OF THEIR ACTUAL COST! | rt i se alata loos _ New Advance-Season Dresses in oiieener comaeal WINE RED KLINE’S—Seceand Fieo:. KLINE S—Third Fleer. on rast 2 Th New Soft Shades A ae WS ALSO—FROM STOCK! Buy for Christmas Gifts Now! WIE 125 BETTER DRESSES At Less Than Cost of M eis d "AND MORE! Ll] r Co a { ~ pec a I ss | D RESSES CRI ICED ! aS 7 4 $ 5 A Group of Exceptional Values! Dresses Worth Dresses Worth : | f The "Mexican Kid, N | Pony, exican : 7 D J ™ | ee Car Krimmer, Double & More! ouble & More! AG rt onal S 1 : Sealine (dyed coney) . ff Every woman adores putting —tri immed with ct $2995 2 $@595 POEM == on “something fresh”—criep in | tn, “Share mos “ | | : . 2 fy - ' a a a ‘ 7 sie "S. ; . 7 ’ - ew +i : i 4: = A e7teireee TTS SRORERGABDA RAKE RRA BREEREA SL BaAbARAEEEE a ” ae eae wane Sets Pe eR Oe TP NE a Eee eran iste id Ree bala EN oak Bo a ak aa la ac Se a ie ane ae _ gases eer aa 2S re TN pA —s Se ee ee vas iis ee Sirs One ve ‘4 ws ™ = .* . . = rx wager y ae better lines. Every wanted : S/ of the new things being de Cy] H ER SPECIALS ver ewille d | a silk for day or evening. wear. \ , ready for the new season, and “4 ign oe ae in iples } y Lovely styles — = — and we have — —. on ms & % q u rma Vv t ry) t which are the very newest. : : you i By all means take advantage copies of the loveliest modes | a holiday festivities. So come, : — | aes c-_ ' ii wwe CARACUL COATS WITH FOX TRIMMINGS, $139 | Se a | Smart details include Velvet CARACUL PAW COATS, FOX TRIMMINGS, $159 Dresses Worth aa 1: | Sensational \ eg 7. at he, wea | | ne Double & More! ME Coat Values! i, Pleats, Self Folds, Decorative | . GOLD & SILVER MUSKRAT COATS, NOW, $195 . ae a eeves, irre ouiders, DYED SQUIRREL COAT. FOX COLLAR. ; $289 Peasant Sleeves, Roumanian S y 95 Le Ey pore yes ham enn JAP WEASEL COATS, FOX TRIMMINGS. $289 : $ } ers JAP MINK GOAT WITH FOX COLLAR, NOW, $389 MARINKA BLUE BEIGE | NATURAL SQUIRREL GOAT, FOX COLLAR, $389 Dresses of such wanted silks : mh? 1 ac as Cant es Richly fur trimmed Coats MOUNTAIN ASH anton crepe, satins, vel- PP meaning at less than cost of ILEANA ROSE SEAPFOAM LEOPARD COAT, FOX OR SELF TRIM. $389 — Georgettes, flannels and | ‘es, a” Cae on Ge | ‘ 2 wanted color. ‘The modes ia. suedes, reversible Coats with Bae 0 99 gaan ee RUSSIAN CARACUL COAT, EXCEPTIONAL! $595 far Sales oe ene ia | RUSSIAN ERMINE GOAT PRICED NOW AT $795 clude boleros, a embroidered “ge Bro worsted plaids. Also sports and Te effects. Stunning Coats. Every new model. All i. Avie Singer vis ur ae en REP RE colors and sizes. SR a eae ae ae! aa sabi teamtinnbmiseetins: -yaer's eye a - i. Oe hs | | " SOR ES ESTO ° ais wr nee as eae eo to ae es ote cae tae os

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STfOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1926 PAGE 10 es LOUIS ss lias — TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 7. . : > “ — with : — , . Store Manager Robbed of $60. ; night by a man Ww! ‘ eee Bete sala sc = 77 a ? nN A € ri. eaten ~ - ; g “ By : The Kroger store at 5380 Easton | who held up the manag SERENE Ro I TOE IO SS a a : ¥ | er 3 7 = Ee BS ig ee SE ee NE a ee fc Raper mee se ie ee ee oe 7 rea : tele Bi ccs Roa Fre a a ee a =o ere Se SS Se RE ee ee + : ; eats te om £ zs ~“f9 E ; = gh © Eo: : c 2 a5 oe hee im eee ae wh cee ee ed Se 2 ¢ : : *~J : SaaS gee Bate oe EES = | Christmas Baz . t » avenue was robbed of $60 iast | Bilby. : aie ee aN Be a get cages Soo c a Oe : ; F oe. he Ske SO gee See Fpnen ee St TRS eee ' , , - a a r we - 7 a, Sat Mn ~ . e “ bard ‘ - wk. a - % s . Yea . » 5; : ' % ae 4 é : ‘“ . “ ~ : ag ae ~ a2 . ; ’ —ablaze with the oy of Lindell 4600 ‘ MURDERS IS KILLED oo ee aS = Shee ie és eS ae oe a i | : F ie: . . lion Christmas gifts ; ea : ; . eee ex | | ; =: sh “it's Christmastime at Nug We Are Proud| ipmetgOS R : ue : 7 . Jee eS | | | {Second Fleer, of Our eslie L. Combs Shot by Man : . 7 ae et | | on Mule—Lost Two Brothers Promptness | CLEANERS and DYERS ae oe a ae : — | t Ye V | | It’s Xmas ae Sdec Your Gifts\Whak our | )sllarGees ee me ra S le Ste fa tooth ws under nvertiation a | — tage . . 3 a at stmas Sale Manufacturers ke oa ° | 250 B rand-New Winter Ps . Nugents 1018 OLIVE ST. day. Leslie L. Combs, 45 years old. Extraordinary Values in Peer eeeseest*eteeeveeeeeeeese eee: one of the prince ipa! is in time Clay- ; o / WES a ae sé hole precinct election fight in J e D1 Gi | 3 C. / a ee untors and Iris oats r d Ai LAs ‘ r ar . ~~ es : » 7 4 Lule ai iil h } ¢ | vellum style with WE 7 deckle edge—pret- ther a short time before | ie ' . Leatie Stee | . E isdecn 4 od | } d tily lined envelopes _ | “‘teacdeend Scien ee ie fan 3 ey gs / it (Main Floor, Nor®.) inds which belonged to| ) Regular \ a as tie : } ek § he said that ne and SS ave ~e ' 2 : ana asked | , 17 2\£ os ) ef ee 5 a ; if XCEDRE a allie a nail : A ure hp reduced for We Extra py . | ye y action was| | day. popular styles and colors. ae ee | : Sizes. . * | 5 ae ne a 9 Fr s ; | a eecenceaaee en Girls’ Silk and Wool i ae : , DRESSES ) The collars are attractively trimmed with fine furs. Such materials to choose from as EO ANN MND a ia ete an ; ® aE OEREY ” “8 Vain, pane mom ‘ My ee, New. Kenmore Apartment Siz a) 4 Va a A Most Welcome Gift Imported Stationery For all the many Christmas “thank | you” letters—ripple Ratiedleits jitenscns.c Meet 14 > ) So! eae % pAset 4 + tek “., ah ek * 3s * oS na oon ~ ee ae “9 i . * — ee . : eit ~ stag. yANy Made especially fer small apartments or homes. 4-ft. 1]-#. Grand with the tone of a_ 6-ft. Grand. “se He was one of the Democratic d: (S atence—-laremnie Basement.) ~~ ™ ¢ im ho +19 7 . +» : 7 ~ we ‘ ar -—¥ . . . * a - rAn mi atasd — \ * ~ > Se ae , | ~ be F . a Wi ahaa i wad ne ™ ——_ - * — eontonr a . - ‘ ba5 bP £6 . phil Bie VS risa ‘ ranted A ‘ ‘ = Vi athe = mi. hae 4 i 4 - a A ad é J ¢ ? ‘ * . ran 4 ww! ? e? re + > : , ) ' " “ . - . ‘ ‘ a4 + i : a> é as ws 4 » — . = : . A GA Ad LAs ‘ * = >. A 4 2 ea aes . . " . " . "> ts . . on — : : ’ ) : 2 ‘ be . a. aid Kil ii sik VPLS Ser Fe: aTr | ~~? > 7 -_ +? r a ¥ ast i A . _t ~ > - > * aa + aa Ait a ~'s ‘ ‘+ c . . An PITTSBURG, Kan., Dec. : Open Until Nine O'Clock Every Evening fs aborers « hapenctge Liat Two Groups of Silk Pure linen, 16x30 inch, st Ae S wathaea eit eacchen ane / : silver bleached. Make f at trem’ t te a ry : Underwear ‘i wonderful Christmas dade of Starck Grand, Player end Upright Pianos reases of from one pantie oe pe fee, O d + Face . Y hour, !t was learned here today fol- ne group includes love- | rifts. 1018 OLIV E ST Corner Eleventh Ab owing a eon feren -) she eraft repre- | f iv teddi es, an eae and 5 : ~« 44 8 aie th C. E. Johnston! | . bloomers of f...e litv ra- her Nee Sve 2 on oy se ives wit E : ¥ , \ METS OF She Gua : h T | aes oe toe | | \, dium and crepe de chine. Tuarkis owes ~oneral manager, in Kansas ©! \ \\\ Trimmed with fine laces. BAAS Bolivias, velours, sports fabrics, plaids and Xmas gifts. Choose trom checks. Sizes 14 to 50. Remarkable values at _ crepe de chine, jerseys an novelty men r sd and ii wounded nd Raine “ki 8 " tweeds. Sizes 7 to 14 years. = 4 a The Other Group good-weight Towels with AW aA. | Fourth and St. Charles : | | Gowns, envelope. che- colored borders. Vv v4 FURS INCLUDED | hf sete af weoe araaiit —— " . Caracul "Beaverette g sity crep Northern Seal (Dyed Coney) 7 ae e de chine, lace trimmed. All -~ Sale of nm pretty pastel shades. Mercerized , Silver Coney Leopard Coney : | Price Muskrat Coney e | | a | Damask : —_— Full-Length and Short Models AlVs | | All Sizes for Misses and Women | ’ | 2 : | fl | Convenient Payment Plans \ wide, one Fy A small deposit will Bold your selection. - « ses a etic : i F 4 a 2. A . i = a Fo fe ee q - es Ba 33 - % 7 ; ts q € , % 7 @ 7 ¥ 1¢ ; y a : > ; @ : a t 2) ? ; § i +3 : 3 ; a Be? z fos ' 3 . os by Pos k . » Bees t ‘ | + $ Le RS fas f We ; Ste f= 3 = ae o 4 7 : Some of the Chairs are samples only—others covered in remnants which | . i ave accumulated in our factory. By selecting Chairs now you can actually | Lovely Christmas gifts. Warm, comfort- $ 98 ful quality, all-white gt- ou may use The Morris Plan and have able Robes in the wanted shad Some ar ‘ | >olored bord i ;: weeks to pay, or use your charge ac- ~ : a an ~ * . . ” dl " ” 7 " - a —s Aertmyemapeesaprinty PO POADOIBE Ae scien etl A AA ATG tn LP DARE CP En A i weeny WE RLy 1. aseoe an — — . . 7 hes ; pia : "4 Sia Be, St ” uth ‘4 Se an adh doy Se ms Mur |. o* oe 4 ROBES ee vhawteds Sine todas. “it Soviet ’ Pater eee aes pene ern ores e finely hand embroidered. (Nugents—Eargain Basement.) IOo _ We Quote Below : 2 merge : a Few of These Charrs . ¥ at Me Wednesday, Art Needlework Specials | a \\\ “|e Sh Fancy Pillowcases a=> ~ a ; | : ’ Occasional Chair as illustrated, with comfortabl a “a%» 2 oe 24a ae if a ¥ ae ; oe a ee ed s ' ' : \e sweep seat covered in tapestrie: = SF 2 SF Sse iF: «\ = - — . . Behe “i Embroidered in white and delicate 39 : ) . some trimmed. Excellent e Save One-Fourth anda More | ? ' 7 : ‘Nagents—BHareain Basement.) ! (Bargain Basement.) Re MANO Want oo and velour ' ere, ' . a . = Te ae ace ir | - } , 42 36-inch size. Packed LE | ceria Galosh Coxwell Chair, covered ; : Heme a OS es ment of tapestries. loose cushion. now... ~*~ 3 et Bel , \ : b oo blue or gray. four = : 7 e uc it : , Rig ing A 4 Stamped Dresses Womiiite. sse te > ala esses and Creepers for tri4 to 2. kidd? es. Batiste and { 5 oY sat ile >! 4 With 9 : rol Dresses Cc y labor- saving $ - : s, Creepers 1 to ; 8: attach Ita ieai} 3 na I , : . fa Z A - #i 11) ew , he . : v / . “white — 2 = res tt " ments that 344 rutrock-Laitton tactor ered in set-pattern a a S mped F d A Tro | ; > wy S 3 Table Pad Sets ta a ee a3 The Torringtom & Attractive patterns stamp- Also turn down check- - a reliable, well-te " turmng company, ae - ) ered cuff jer sey Galoshes: ’ arrying with i © tapestries, needlepoint weave, r ™ | . fe eee n Three pieces. two obion an on ra on good quality rer | * tg square. All hand made. White with ae ws = all , ‘ of “os 4 a act ssa . . : ‘ we , | s! a $2.98) = (Bargain Basement.) fringed edges. Neatly boxed for gifts Set (\ugents—Bargain Rasement.) (Bargain Basement.) » A GROUP OF OUR “OWN-MAKI UPHOLSTERED LEATHER CH AIRS . —— FLZIOR SAMPLES — ONE -OF -A- = — b . KIND, IN GENUINE LEATH- {4g 0 PY ea ay = Ss Boys Gifts | | P; R ERS, MARKED AS LOW AS... 545 AE Ree Foe : M / / {ano alls jo are, | Men! All-Wool Overcoats: , Regular $25 Values » rice vee Cc } Thousands of ? Sipeenlany rie om 3 for $2 Old Santa will be t a ch ts, boys” tie and r ! | ar . gpm bac leone fh Comnorized Word Rolls ranged Surprise $L9. sf) cS. ‘ : _ fc ur-in-h nd tice : | | 2 ! oudre blue, ETay tan, Cam oe uke! e! le arrangement. Includ- ‘ girls, containing toys ~ ts. boys belts and many othe: , 4, nd the new Winter blues. All | ing “Baby Face.” “Blue Hawale ~ | ; a eo | - ; % a ‘ -« oe eee a L473 Le ; i + bs i heep pelts. All-around belt. ~ rsidie cushion, now — , ‘ | ; ' > . § : : : $1.95 Men’s Flannelette Shirts roa a 5 ( | a Pine, AE | gia 'yY gtay sacking cotton flammel Shirts with collar | t-coiorec Knaxki cc 21 ' — ttached Two pockets, button throu All doul $ 39 ard + ies . Pe ea : ‘S : \ is Irough. 4 ote > « _iariat. oj a titched seams, assuring the best of wear. Sizes : — Fei Base Made ty coe | trou - - ’ the ae =" -_ ‘ >» C : — , : eri a 2 asers are seatnet SS . Gpectal at....... ? es Vompare if with other chairs effered in ) CeEaaet zes 4 to 12 years. ! “a Congoleum Co. Cut from the . ~ = ~~ agra te—Ba 3 S?. Lous at $75 to $100. | ( Vugents—Bargcatn Ba«ement.) rzain Basement.) roll. New, bright patterm® a . eS —< sae SRA SERS SERA ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO

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ee rr _ TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7 1996 __ Ses STICINS POGT-TIGPATOH ._nccuctosiecnsosene LS TN tt Lae SRS Se SRENES oA SSR EN Tarrtae tae aera amr SRSNS SATA SAME Se CR CT CT sae Beet Senhinn —— wegus . a Cis tate natant ee oa ° ~ -. ) £ . Pes eecagtonegens oe “ap S. peneapanne | Wrapping, Packing | | “Yukon”— Prize Dog —abiaze wi e joy o - ail your packages é€ar so | | lion Christmas gifts acclaims they will reach saeahe mae Bots, | A special desk is maintained ia —together with his prec ca “it’s Christmastime at Nugents. tion in plenty of time for | Soe the ‘convenience: of Christ- | rane te te Lad ep Arn lyy spe (Second Floor, South.) Christmas. mas shoppers, free of charge, in Toyland. Ask shouts. , _ ° | | | to wrap parcels for mailing. say contest. (Third Floor, South.) \ —— ET a Ags ates) acer Seth PRO agg tah 7. AM cia oe mi = i. oe | (Second Floor, South.) | “ 99 (Second Floor, South.) ‘2 * The Store for ALL the People 4 | sein tle Be ae pearance URE lt : . wis: fi st Welcome Gift . Engraved Christmas a \ ~~ s wwe) Sia 43 A Mo Red and Jade Colored J . give > AO _ oy 50 gis . | i Imported Stationery Novelty Jewelry Cards Christmas box assortment of For all the pony 6 $ Particularly appropriate 33 vnved Casts ch . . z iH . 2 eas l =a | individual” style—containing single Here Are the Christmas Diamonds as G $4, $9 J, $ 6, $7 Values oe *eee tee eee 7 freee eee ce eee * Se eee eer tes eee eee ted hh htt hd hh en nd elle bh ee oe ed . - Tritt itt tit ttre eee you” letters—ripple are Bar Pins, Earrings, Cards and Folders. Bracelets, Co cts, a3 \ : vellum style with Festoons; al! + sae € $33 deckle edge—pret- are smart for +f tily lined envelopes peers 15 Comte ..c5 is “amon : e€we ry Es: ri (Main Floor, North.) «Main eens. North.) (Main F loor, North.) : \ a ? A Small Initial Payment of Ten Per Cent | 3 hn . . sere reer TTT eee LETTE LEE LE ete SSSSSSS SHSCSSSSSSSESSESSHSSESSESECEEESOEEES re ea Wily AN Mee ee ec LAE ag iRARN elim? ~ ™», Ee, fee - 4a. ry ~ > s = - hm =o 2 ~,.* ~ : ~~ ~ * > - ewe ek ee ee PS 2d * - ena * 4 7 ~ . - i Mig ff. NE ff fo BP % x0 Squirrel (Dyed Ship Model - : ; ’ A, te Te SE aaa Gifts that lay a stella rrolein n Christ: y . Y cattormerengrenecot || IMM Tt MA Coney) ieee late of ost od $3. DS | smoting send | Silks and Velvets ST Coes seer essere esesseeeesceee SUSsbeeseeeversccassusseesessvacesteese. esos COs eden sseasecenses eeseseseoceseeseesrcsceet ene ee [8 ~ 5 : ; ~ > F : ays: b A ee , backs, emtendi d quality tris! es, pret- Special ad > tily lined gift boxes. URS INCLUDED F Bice A, SAN, ok F C t ; . \ Br y“ 4 ae : Crepe de Chines Black Satins . nex» ' ‘ AN rey. yy in mark these as tions etree Vv goat Payment: Panne | sheet ges Leopard Cat : : [mx distinctive aitter- | S6"iches wides yard. iO inches wide: yard-; it wi : ; ue 0. Fine Hudson Seal Hair Brushes Brush and Comb Pent gifts for men. SP ow : os ) Fashioned of Cie: Satins Society Taffetas posit will hold your selection. ogee mae $ Q 5 palstary ied ad 4 2 wrought iron with drawn, natural eb- WwW ° leatherett ates 80 % ie : | in ea erette wrought iron Street shades QO & New shades for finest ad 5 street or party dress- The Morris Plan — have } ¢ een out Jap Mink—Dyed Sasliki pay, or use your charge ac- gg ae TP Fr F . ae Silver Muskrat ony with Satdinel caab Golden Caracal quality bristles .. ins] Rawat ible quality; 40 inches ae a ee ‘(Nugents—Main Floor, North.) | , ras laches wide: BF All Sizes: Misses’, Women’s and Extra Sizes | (agente Me eee tand and base. black: heavy revers- wea b es; soft, supple, = ‘(Nugents—Eargnain Basement.) The Best Christmas Gift Convenient Payments A Fur Coat A deposit will hold your =~ — ; =F mi = 74 a a : a . One that will be treasur- purchase for Christmas de- yf RF "Sonate. a livery. You may buy on NI 5 \@, Ch) fgs/ > On £ al e 0 QO l ay al $ ed for months and years | The Morris Plan. will be a lasting joy. and & (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) For Misses and Girls & | 7 Christmas Values in j 3 ——4 Es oS In all the bright, Galoshes | |i} ae ZF = Cut and Ghid-Evderusted ta) eo sig ct te tae bockice pat Eur: four | | A 3 “qlomt re aaa ae Dw, "mince: | |e Lied S => Glassware AW: sent * Women's, 214 to 7 misses’, CLEANER | a End ] olde we &¢ Regular $2.50 Value $3.95 and $4.95 Christmas Hats 1144 to 2, ss : : With 9 $10 ecteic 44 ; | Dressy or tailored styles; $ 49 P : | oye ee 0 $10 lect Irons Elect 6-Lb. _ Center bowls, fruit bowls, mayonnaise O& Special uP ae i | Hit os ae ae ye $2.95 as Cctree Irons sets, sugar and cream sets, candy boxes, P | a ST |), View’ 2 4 “ae 4 _- an / ten a — a Manning-Bowman Make Hepa util rn ms eee, § 05 a kele ps i$ 44 compotes, cheese and cracker dishes with Half-moon top, turned | . fio, $4. 95 and $5. 95 youth Hats ‘. rri eaner is built $i ’ T ‘ ; ressy a tailore Also turn down check- F k The oy ae cnaeed ed aden: fy oo nie&eied, $7. st wide gold encrusted bands and rich cut legs, brown mahogany fin- : \F" Se inde $3.95 ered cuff jer | uri : : ery i quantit ish hardwood. Je sey Galoshes; aoe ak & . woeder guar- on the breaktast designs. Le mited ri z (Fourth Floor, North.) (Nugente—Second Floor, Soom) all . carrying with 1 sizes. $2. gs a aanee. — ° mine ourth Fleer, South.) (Nugents—Fourth Floor, South.) : —— zg % ? > a - hi i f e Lo Ss | A Christmas Event ‘ano Rolls 1H Visit Toyland |, Teal Val eee ee ee GIFT TIES Sale | sang: A 5 Cc ‘B; Thousands of Surprise Packages Regular $1 Values 3 for $2 | 4 Old Santa will be there himself and has ar- | ubelele ares Word Rolls with a | ranged 5000 Surprise Packages for boys and | 7. = | NE | ing “Baby Face.” “Bl Includ- We COCO, containing toys of every description and 4 aay © nial ba : lue Hawai- S + < 4s hi lf. | Velocipedes Sleds ian Moonlight,” etc. Anyone ef ind, specially selected by Old Santa himse : Scooters x Automobiles Reduced om play the ukelele with these § Every one a real value, more beautiful than in f | $ 05 $ 95 sung tate eimai s. ’ } an : nd , | $ : Autos—"Chrysier” ; (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) eof y year pest. Bring the kiddies. Desks and Chairs Reduced | 75 | blue or re: | 39. 95. q Made Just Like Dads— Bacit| treenie <olehe oa. | es pen cy “tna $7 95 Sur prise oF . | disc wheels SUT p Weill Finished of Solid Oak her tires ani adjustable ogi ith steel runners; | 16. utos~—** *; disc wheels. gself-eteering kind; very | . Packages $12.50 Desk and Chair; roll top; — Unusually strong | scat | fenders, wind- $9. 95 ° Se | with pigeonhole $8. 85 ee , ‘ speci : hield...: : o oorcovering - 4 : compartments... with disc wheels and Velocipedes p 2 LACKBOARDS— With $20.00 “Autos - Tad 7 yh va tite 2 ; $22 95 aan i-top esKk. large ize, has . . : P Extra strong and neavy. ge pr oof rea: tate wt: whee! ferd er ges beng $ ; iit , 2 drawers and swivel $18. 95 cushion tires; also with real heavy $8. 95 ing surface om $3. 25 | nicke! ed radiator 14. 95 ! Chair parking stand. cushion tires fol ding easel $19. 50 Dum p Pe ge size, ; At ie | n Square . | ; | 29.95 roll-top Desk, extra large. | with scpuetante $16. 45 | ; i ' 3 ' with drawers and swivel “mp be So attractive, yet inexpensive, one wants to buy sev- 35c | | H HP ond a $26. 99 Come to the $1 Toy Fair! ae otabcun ites and silk and wool weaves in checks, | i purchase tractive to use ¥ cal ps SRS FEN ER SEES SEER CEES SERS SEES S “4 ae Yard. | Chair escncil eller oe $6.50 COASTER WAGONS—Puil size, , See Chimes Dolls Mechanical Toys with disc wheels: $4. 85 | stripes, plaids; light and dark patterns to select from. ; i Mie 2 . $2.00 ROCKERS—Child’s Delle ke in g ee Building Sets Kitchen Sets Pia rol! tnlcieaaiiail §9c Felt-Base Covering, ie Delivered 57% size; of solid oak; very strong $1. I ay — Telephones Iron Toys mimes “RED FLYER” COASTERS $7. 95 ; i 4 Beautiful Gift Box With Every Tie. three yards wide. Made by the H Fairyland $6.95 DOLL CABS—Fawn or blue: of | Tenpin § Stoves Footballs i . ; ; ' he- —Extra h tee! Congoleum Co. Cut from the f (Nugente—Thiré Floor, South.) serene. woven fiber; ti $5. 9. wv China, ts a Seung Cooling SoS LU ¥g i iteasenenecwaded Floor, South.) (Hugents—-Main ieee, North.) roll. New, bright patterns. NEE EET SERENE SSNS SNS NS SAS NSE SAS AS SASAS? SASAV SATA SANS SN en een (Vegents—Bargain Basemewt.} — {SSMENES SNES SEE EES ee ‘ - De nee + Ce es ea) cr ” i, Nite Had SRR eee ie, Ne ee ph hay ’ a OF bide Ss 8 RE de. er se gs 7 r

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gr ¢ y bi 2 ' 4 : 3 3 > ee ks e oF ara as i = ¥ BS ee a iS oe ? P Bh) . bee § =“ 2 “4 + = i} : - a . > 23 ee Ot ve iF be 2 ae “ey $3) $e 4 Ps * Bi eee wid Via Rhee.” Ratt wos at ny Dee dice fc dt area eee ae emu ne 4. gi y rs e* - -_ ‘x ee ee ee ee ti el SL eA art oe a2 2 ' x + ta i Sa : ¢ 2? ay tea p eee gee Se FT of} ; a re SS : z jee ; © 2 Pe F me {ig ‘ Se hee nS > “ 2 tice - Pe AP i 3 ate iis) ‘hy a ad « * 538 5 3 Vale 2 mt of ¥ . oe EBS : $ x 4 F EE § r ; ; 5 ; oe : : 4 5 - : " : a = | fz a3 ioe ek: Pe Soon : $ , 2 Ee i : . 43 b 2 = t ! ' %; FI © : s f t a. ie, Rae , > #3; ot a : 7¥ f, z ¢ = is ; ages ; re : a i ‘=. 9 . & he xi a world, the United Cigar Stores and the Schulte Retail Stores Cor- have interest In a new anufacture and 7.—The two i poration, are reporte’ to pooled their for the m tobacco products. Herald-Tribune reached oc shieees a Gistribution of = York have . - = y agreement whereby eac Corporation, a holding company organized eight months ago by persons associated with the United Cigar Stores Co. The holding company will pur- chase h the stock of the Schulte orporation and a iarge portion of the stock of the United Fe “~ = Cigar stores Co. Officers of Combine. The president of the new c¢com- pany will be a business associate of George J. Whelan. president of the United Cigar Stores Co. while his brother, Charles A Whelan, and David A Schulte, head of the Schulte orporation, will be vice presidents. This agreement, the Herald-Trib- une Says, is believed to be the first step for the amalgamation of chain stores that has been under nego- tiation for more than five years. The United Cigar Store Co. op- erates 3000 retail stores in the I’nited States. while the Schulte chain reaches almost 32 The agreement permits purchase f stock in the holding company Dy tockholders of the United and t ry"+4.. ,? [Ar _ . Schulte comp es The Union and 7 3 -y ~ ~ o - ~hartar 2 United Tobac (oOo. Was 1a ed ® TAA A aici eee in Maryland with + —~ _ nf no par er arc 2 I rd i1irec ora rm 3 _ ~ + a Tro te | terlocks with that of the. United om ar L+a rec “nr . Fay * . Pa >= . ~ Assets of Concern. oa ho TT te + “ieoar The assets of the United Cigal . > . . Stores C re given in e coim- 7. . ~ — “ a) ~ 7 = eA mA > = e + S “w - — ~ = _— ~ iA _— Ke» Dy ana *} + ~ ~ a i*arnoar tet Stores, Ir n Fuerst & ~~ TF «- sr as oe y in} ~ ; The 7 te re t La 7 S ores i . porat on YK ne Ty) A wy? } ‘ i 2 , ae + ~ . ° > the S& I * Oo \ Pen + > g* in ~e (“ar abarc et are ; - iL. _ “~ An —— - l an SzZisis — Co + > “Tt; ~ ~~ Park & Tilford, t Vivadou Co and eepyeral other corporations "Th ——— =——. + “Ommmentf ww! ~ © ~~... Qos hae a. =C ] = 4 . os a $a ~ i ‘ — ‘ . + h other sources it learns at he I> agreement iS oniy +> ture. A. E. NEIDT DENIES ANY PART IN PROFIT CONSPIRACY CASE | Says He Knew Ne thing of Bring- hurst Compaay's Alleged Di- rerting of Gains. > 2+ = . _n - ~~ er oe 3 Fs A. E. Neid former partner in Tw ~ ~~ “oe * ‘ i a ~“ + 7 ha > = sis A aa . ~ A _ > _ - - ”~ Post- TYyiec A ~ 3 + ~ G | 1e ged comspiracy to divert ail TD wes os — rofits from the 5 gr st Cor- — my ast & harcead hr heart ) eas a ‘ as = i, ' . T sredg 7 rr — st a ¢ — x of ~— 7 \ ai ce * = A Ss i i me in bank rupntey of tter ci ern before "> ¢ a 7 ; mereree Ss | We SPs i 7 ~ —_ Neidt res the irn Iyis > . ’ ~ play Co. was y a selling in arn a ; * Tt? wo be rec * &4 ¥ . . ™ 44 ‘ ‘ oo srat > a> "ent “rr _- _ il advertising displays yered 7 ‘ + le . rie denies, in s letter knowine +} al ~ 3 » > +; al Invi oing Paiieged caiverting o 7 profits, to « nes ascribed t} = - - — e: = J : . ¢}\. BS on > ra and _ + 2 a} | ~ 9 > ie > A’ : — _— a a eG 2 a pr ) eon rns r a nertod ORDERS LIQUOR ADS ADMITTED Andrews Tells Collector Wot to Seize Magazine , om i AYA “fA HA 7 . Armehair ’ ny > Spal i i a ** , . | + ¥ » | = H é »¥? i or 7?) SOLIG Wain IT. 4 oOvereqd LT) red or green velours in , ° ° - eombination with tanes- trv or in brown tapes- Trimmed with . trinve LA ALA om - T yt Saddle seat covered in a Variety of velours and _ tapes- Ornamented ‘with ‘spool turnings. > rT) PS. — e > fi isual values in Chairs. This distinctive Chair has solid Seat and back choice of combina- Wwainut arms. covered ina > or ~ —— o - tfon tapestries. and velours. C+.,AA 3 - 37 stucded with antique nails. —_— . Tufted saddle seat inch “feature Jomorrow 325 OCCASIONAL CHAIRSNP2 At Extreme Savings T the very height of the Christmas buy- ing season we are offering extremely un- Occasional There are no less than 30 distinet styles, and there are 325 Chairs in the group. Each is the newest design with newest pat- terns of velours and tapestries. If you con- template a Chair as a Christmas gift you will want to view this offering as most opportune. We illustrate and describe but eight in the group. These are fairly representative of the character of values included. Either Chair Pictured 182 pull-up upholstered in a choice of stries. Seat measures 729 es between arms and ?1 es deep. Walnut finish on hardwood. Ree ee RE SE SBR ~ Sa eae eae ae Cae ae ERR Ce ee Ea aa ae CID Ww) ~ (‘hair COY- pull-up 7 i sea AdAlea maa tit lle Large with ered in different tapes- and velours. Thi IS an unusually s Chair and ) Solid seat spa- eound- walnut V "as This solid walnut arms. Sad- dle chor tapestries of various de- s}1onNns 4 om AA desirable. Either Chair Pictured 90 seat is eovered in a pull-up Chair has ‘ of velours and Very and colors. 911-919 WASHINGTON ay 242 x Elaboratelv. carved Chair with saddle seat eovered in velours and tapestries. Cane panel in back. Solid walnut arms. An unusually — * “>! This Chair has solid © walnut arms. Covered in combinations of tap in “par. B Stud- 4 The sea Wool and ' sizes & ky = Fe ‘ x » — : si ; . a, Fine Hand NECK inviting we ve ever from the Elastic lining patterns. S2 to Also a very beanti Wrinkable and values, Sl and Slip- Coat S§ Plain colors. laids, stripes and Many come with S5 a Sweaters and hose $8.50 Sweaters,

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Vide ee Elahoratelyv carved Chair with saddle seat eovered in velours and tapestries. Cane panel in back. Solid walnut arms. An _ unusually fine Chair. Ne oA ones ‘172 This walnut arms. Covered in combinations of tap- estry and velour. Stud- ded with antique nails. Saddle seat. Very com- fortable. ‘ WR ERERERS —_—— eer nee 821 Y ALL FIRST QUALITY | | ee eee ii eee PURE SILK HOSE Medium Light Weight or Chiffon ALL FROM REGULAR STOCK | WOMEN ’S FULL-FASHIONED A Women‘ s } Hose $ 00 The season's best colors; lisle tops and soles; also Wool and Cotton Mixtures, Plain and Fancy Women’s VW’ool Men’s Silk and Wool Black and Brown "si" $1.00 Pairs $ marae oD, Paes $y Vena conve Moveliy ‘Silks, ‘blac aul fash- or ' tone mixtures joned; sizes & 45 and 9: ligle tops. Sizes gi ‘ an - pr al Men’s Fancy Socks} | Misses’ Silk & Rayon _ and Lisle | Black and Brown, Sizes Mostly 9% and 10. 3 ™= $1.00 2 "" $1.00 Girls’ and Boys’ _ Wool and Cotton ke and Hose, forn and $1] } O44 — 5 Oc creo cuacnsel as NA "On Day qf Dollar Day Hosiery Sale Offers Many Gift-Buying Opportunities p PEROT Wednesday RURAL GRR UREA , bos: wae LOW BIDS ON CAPE can Bridge Co. not been received from the ‘financing Ann BRIDGE, $1,200,000 'Work Is Expected to Start a’ Few Days After Contract Is Let. Low bids for construction of a | ‘highway bridge across the Missis- | ‘isippi! River at 'Mo., received here by W. R. Comp-. aggregate approximate- | ly $1,250,000. -erstructure, for which the Amert- Cape ton & Co., This is for the sup- was low bidder, and the foundation work, partic- ularly on the [Illinois shore, for which the U-G-]I Contracting Co., was low bidder. Exact amounts ‘of the bids have not been figured.) There were about 10 other bidders for the two The contract probably will be let this week to the low bidders, nd construction is expected to a few Final approval of tl! z..} }ODS, J start within days thereafte: >» plans has War Department, but this is looked for within a few days. The bridge is to be finished about May, 1928. W. R. Compton &:Co., with L. E. Anderson & Co. and Peabody, Houghteling & Co. associated, is the profect for $1,600.- There is to be $600,000 i: preferred stock, of which than $400.000 has heen subscribed. mostiv by Cape Girardeau interesis and $1, 000 000 mortenage 7 per cent bonds, maturing in 20 The same firms are financ- rnore ct in first years. Girardeau, | TUESDAY EVENING, ing erected across the Mississippi at be 4200 feet long, with two main |Louisiana, Mo. DECEMBER 7, the 1926 __ bridge highway being The Cape Girardeau bridge will |spans and eight short ones. : a The Cord Tires of the Shoe World | Cords in long wear—in up- standing looks—and “Cord” in the name too... Cord-ovan Shoes popular, this year, at *“COWHIDE CORNER.” A rich Burgundy Cordovan Oxford. Comfortable soft tip —built for service. SWOPE SHOES “S for Men + 922 Olive St. A Cordovan Brogue, too, selling at $12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -——Gift Items—— Valaes Up to $25 Fur collars used on many of these Coats. All lined and interlined. The Dress- es are the newest styles and fabrics, for every holiday occasion. Wo ul values at $15. For The Larger Woman Fine quality Lisle Hose. Extra sizes, 6m i 55s, 49c Knit Union Suits, tight or loose knee, sizes 9&c ae ee oe a fe Oe Se om a PAGE 12 Better Value Dollar for Dollar al = SEVEN-TIME and 80-time PUOSI-DISPATOH WANT ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER. Chair has solid RT 4 a Fine Hand- Tailored NECKWEAR Our assortment, the widest and most inviting we ve ever offered, is carefully selected from the finest foreign silks Elastic lining construction. Poatieed patterns. S2 to S6 Also a very beautiful showing of Non- Wrinkable and other silks. Extra values, $1 and $1.50 * Slip-On and Coat Sweaters Plain colors, heather, beautiful laids, stripes and novelty weaves. Many come with golf hose to match. Sweaters, 55 and up Sweaters and hose to match, $8.50 and up | @ a See Windows for Other Gift Suggestrons - . a re TY _— on ape Te nee a <_< A very desirable skins, Mochas, Chamois and Capes. Also Woo! and Furl: =— aa aor To the 'Woswa’ of St. Louis! 2 ee ——— — — - — If his gift comes from Greenfield’s he will itmme- diately exceptional quality. ‘Oa present P; _ know that it 1s Buc k- kins. De “EIS Ins ' $2.50 to $5.00 ined ee. Gloves. $4.00 to $15.00 S2lk Dressing Gow ns and colortu! nat Lounging Robes fully tailored ton ciderdown, woo! ] oF Po |, flannel and camel's hair. o}e $5 to $40 rt Kit ON 59) anc regi 3} ation ei modes . if} *. oS : Pape ae a A full and three- Quarter iengtns. nN | ~ ¢" ¢ . exceptional showing of distinctive terns $13.50 to S200 1 } nd finished at | — TS es mixed, all ? v ate correct, For Greenfield's is HIS store— the place HE would buy were he doing the choosing. Men’s Gloves ——d - — - a distinctive and of - S: Mares, Keefers, Mufflers Silks in Foulards, Crepes, Reps, and other lecirabke weaves. Swiss and Accordion Knits, English Crochets, Scotch Flannel. $3.50 to $20. ‘“~ 7 Fine Silk Pajamas A: most beautiful display. Whites, solid colors, stripes and all-over Generously cut. . i a a Ys . ~ am PAY Men’s Fine SILK SHIRTS a ee cesigns. $10 to $25 Also a very large variety of other fine materials, Madras, percales, soisette, crepes. $2 to $7.50 —— anne ~ -—— ec- HOSIERY---The Practical Gift stripes, checks. Sl to S6 ee nna aman Fancy Wool Hose Choice of domestic and foreign makes, in tremendous varieties. Beautiful toned accordion and staple plain and 6 by 3 ribbed plaids, EFS SET FF Fa AIT IT A two- heather in colors. ffields Olive at pave EE EE. eee a ame oe F eomnenneemannetll ane Men’s Golf Hose In a large variety of patterns and plain Two-tone ribbed; plaids, stripes and neat jacquards $2.50 to S11 ed Negligee and plaited effects. Collar attached, collar to match, and neck- band styles. Plain colors, neat stripes and checks. S985 to $13.50 Fancy Platted Shirts Very stylish for the man who is par- ticular about his dress. Tailored and finished in a manner that assures cor- rect fit and satisfaction. Iwo starch collarsto match. Stripes, figures and solid colors. S4 to 37.50 Madras Neckband Shirts, $1.93 se $5 Madras Negligee Shirts, Detached Gollars. . att. 50 to $6.50 Madras Collar Kaede Shirts, $1.95 to $6.50 Greenfield's Merchandise Certificates Solve the Gift Problem sa diet t a NL TL AAR ALE LLL ALLE LEAL. OEE

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eee Pay ie L #4; - we $ “4 63 > * “6 PAR REE” BO cd ehh. RO helt 5 Cie Ra S2OS eishiuad. dis Lund b,c t, e ee nm, niin . ae en ad “ AO AOR, om ON etapa ale , : * - hee PT anaes eh 3 - cs See ee eee he Stee teed aed maa 4 " 7 oe p> meas . - . ” . ’ ; ” ——— ee ettE: ? a ee Y wind aia aa i el as ges Pi nn ; va ¢ tne of “ yr ay is Renitliv gilt sa oe Se ee ery er a a Oe ae s. a Pa ae » & ah hae ; pe eee rn Ee > as R ges piesa Fam deanery) Aindebe teat * heeled ei jit > earns ; * 3 r ; ve aap ' HHS Nake eke ie ae ar ERTS NAA Ms hereabiihaaaii airing hema NR ag ¢ ‘ 2 betas Meat? eet ase or Sara RA ret eta RANecMe tia sah daeiinhiey ast canst toniciees cg : > ss secs Doin, SER cae ae et fig hh PWS pa , ‘ ; he " aa “g aa oor aaa a ae eee a a ie Ves Pty ‘ff aaa fe = 2 ; ni tp $e : ra tre i a9 OLD a Na tee ERNE Het ie. he . ‘ ; ; : FS trating oi 1a EG nage ct mien . PN ROE t Bh NER “a Hed» Caine ect ee & Seg . wile NI ts eee Ri Meiaths OO eee : Par nod et ® Aen Pyar PN geet ee orepcens ‘ it Bat t oe %: ’ ee PS ‘ eg R nee een eee. th ee dite . . te 2 ae hein: tad oe nid . gh NE ee n EE IR ae tate nt : : ; pe . ee ag an ’ ie ° Wt ee. Be mererene : : i ruse a cs “ wre ws | “ initiate oe a a — tes " 7 oi 3 xing ; Rate ay * ‘ 2 5 dea “ 2 " is ae - - GS ses ba wait 2 ¢ “ se all ne 3 poe , ‘ . me tee ae > ha. og a 4 . = ab * se ; ci Ep acted ik on Se eee a eee a ee oe om eee, it ated " ¢ ~ PGR eesn bo ies _ e . P . eee p ‘ + siege a a eo P eS « a Ng. Swen, ‘ - ‘ me: aor ey ~*. 7 x ere 5 hie dee ™ " FS ERR 5S MABE nia ait tle ARN hie be . — et nny + te ae f ; if bY | ee PAGE 14 __ ST.LOUIS tomate | SEPRECY NOCTD N BA Starck Biano Ga! Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and an it even Hf 1018 «osgidogeaa — Myet Rollins’ Move to Permit ny Phonograph Outfit Publicity of Its Proceedings ¥ Voted Down. Including Ss Beautiful Floor Lamp and 12 RECORD SELECTIONS to modify the rule st" alias bs : - of the Board of Education that all committee meetings #e on instruction to whica the its hast tee board referred it at ing Myrt A. Rollins, au | last year made % a similar tion ad- 1 committee +? ‘+ Your Old Phono- | graph or Musical Instru- ment Accepted as Part Payment at Its Full Present Cash Value solut{fon, introdu the put The b APU voted the selection of on of school tings ‘ rguing th ites and disc uss} ; involving personalities re- suired secrecy. * Rol lins’ ! ony resolution was modi- fied to authorize any member who attended the € xecutl ve meetings to make public what had ences or to admit the public, except — - matters proper for executive action were under discussion. The rule of the board is omen tially committee rule. Most boar: members attend committee meet- ings when action of SS is pending an > meetings ot suse full board sm are more than e)}- . ‘ +4 »_ TON rm. u4 Labi saa 444% ra > | - , —— ao ¢ da aiscussion th abbreviated G+ yesteraa) = action, wit ngrel t he had not me ee e y; e Open Evenings Until 9 O'Clock | ra ee Pe De i) De Dee Pee DS Used Phonograp hs $ 1 5! This stock !: cludes many standarx pis —such as Victo , Edison, ColumDha, etc. =SES SEED REARS SENET Rollins said expect ted ; cee himsel f at the next ore elec- ceed phbssb OL 44 . = 3 pt ne tion. but he was ©¢ lecte it + et piatform of open comm: tee meet- ] t for re-elec- ings and would s tand Ht tion to continue his figt — ines i} jis Hagaatigg:/ }08 { “a THT ; ate ‘ til wr tial TH a nite he Thr ft fi ah Hithberss ; PT ON SPR HBT edt iiiede) Sade : it His ’ % , 7 . = : had e , \ - + ; ‘ ty i : . ' . ’ r ‘ i ge : i it ' é a th int ed eS , + y ’ ii ' os yi a) TART TeeL by, ’ bia5s : HT ui . ~ ’ fe: ite ‘ 4 “4, . 5 aft 4 ‘ ' itt . \ # a i iti ph Sd : : i pais . is ih i” '* ‘i a ; ~~ . iy 4 : 1 ’ i it ie it ~ : { : é : ; abe. ‘ $ ; ; lake : , : ‘pe ate : cray Mba brady, re ' ie : bed ti ee The! she ites nat pag ft aie: Ga! ‘ iH } } ts ih lbs ty $ : ah ’ pitt Bet Rite He NA AME Sin ih ees te hepe Ee eh ese surine GHPRAL Cue thd trteabr at ss Hie f if ne ai . 7? babii-a! ‘. 5 4 leith! ree rt Q regi te hood tt + iy is i 4: ‘} i " a3 oy pee stat uy ) a en. hart | ‘lea " ; | PURRATS Ehas MH be i ut i # : ; - + eet TT eee. Mts t " } “ys 7 = ; . ; ‘ tg 4 . t ' : agit itt} Y : es 3 aha ih a my Prety Be rag, ih ' Hq i! +f ; aitt ; ; eiterhel tite rift ‘it 4. : " . ies i os Li y vet, Ah abbas Bi ehh Get : . . > te tbe Peet TET ETE \ "eh te hol 4% Might Te. diet Boyd’s Subway Is Ready For Women Shoppers Women who have a keen sense of value will find it very profitable to confine their selection of gifts for men to the Subway—Never has the Subway shown a more complete line of useful gifts . . . or better values. - Additional salesmen have been provided to give quick service. —_—— =e ee ee oe 1) ee i mee) ee: we —e ee le eee $1.00 and $1.25 NECK WEAR 65c Sik and wool, mogadores and moires. New Fall pat- terns. $2.50 and $3.00 SHIRTS $1.65 Imported and domestre broadcleths also madras shirts. Neckband and collar- atteched. Whites and neat stripes. $3.50 and $4.50 SILK MUFFLERS $2.15 Large silk squares in a big selection of colors and pat- terns. Some slight seconds. $6.00 NECKWEAR $1.95 * SWEATERS 9 5c Neckband and collar-attach- od. Whites, stripes nd $4.95 Extra quality silks in failles ats a oid En. mogadores and moires. Beau- glish broadcloths and dimitv tiful patterns. cords. Wools, silks and silk mix- tures. Plain colors and fancy patterns. Slight seconds. $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 GLOVES $1.95 (;ray and tan imported Cape Cloves. Many are hand- scwn. kerchiefs 20c Box of 6 at $1.00 Fine crossbar cambrics. with white or colored initials. $3.00 and $3.50 SHIRTS $1.50 (eats m é¢rav and (rocket Sweaters in jacquard patterns. Sport brown. desirable 7S5e and $1.00 NECK WEAR 4.5c Knits, crepes and = silks. Large selection of patterns. $6.00 BLANKET ROBES $4.95 A specral purchase of weil. 3 made robes. ood selec- tion of colors and patterns. $2.50 and $3.00 MUFFLERS $1.65 Fine knits and flat wools in new desirable patterns. Slight seconds. Continuing the Sale of $35 and $4.0 Two-Trouser Suits and Overcoats *28 New models—popular patterns and fabrics—all well tailored. meee — — a lu een ewe ” ‘: és 4 (Mite me —— a | oe sal . ’ eed th Lk 0 DE) DO ED ee) ae) ee eee) eee) f BOYD-RICHARDSON— OLIVE AND SIXTH remem mmc ae | BY EDUCATION BOARD executive was lost yesterday in the commit: | meet-_ thor of the X ** 2s 7 etings of comimilies —~ ses e~ ; ‘ oy noe Q; TUESDAY |BANK IN ARKANSAS CLOSED MEMPHIS, EVENING, DECEMBER Tenn., Dec. 7.—The Crittenden County Bank at Marion. Ark., has been taken over by Lioyd Rainwat of Arkansas The ba 000 and h er. State nk is capitalized at as deposits totaling ap- proximately $1,200,000. Bank Examiner $100 _ PER A na or 50 n Excellent Grade of BUXELL COAL CO. JEfferson 6916-17—DElmar 3724 EASTON Deep-Mined Coal 7051 4439 CLAYTON Schwerdtmann Toy Co. y St and 813 Washington Av. 3rd Floor SS |= At Special Reduced Prices Our Location Is 811 Washington Av. Take Elevator to Third Floor ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH *385 PAY ONLY Balance Like Rent— Weekly > Store Open Evenings WuRLIIZER 1006 Olive Street A USED GI $10 DOWN — a ce pr = : | ERS IN CITY. Dee SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST- DISPATCH WAN? * ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER, a net a — ennai WLD PROSECUTE | rom BONDSHEN »y-General Gentry Criminals—Sug- Says} le | ice, | log | Aire ' gelx : — i @e Jefferson City Carseuaai Bete dent of the Post-Dispatch. ) 7 ” ee’ nondsman who corruptly qual-| for a sum ‘y he owns “is a criminal A A Ae a a A A A a A A A A A A A A Ae A Ae Ae Ae a A oe eS ee ~ sy LOUTLS' GREATEST STORE! FOR MENTE ghould be sent to the peniten- a ug -Geseral Gentry de- C2 in an address here today be- | the Missouri Sher: 'f?'s Ansocta- | Justice or “and ‘ officer who intentionally re- . ——'s “#4 the SfHeriii, ey pA VW ta > eetnenelee ww, OE a OT ~~ 21 Wis sous seles Oars stm OHO, eae 0 A A TLE wy, a: uf 1, a 42 ~ - 2 , , RT PP A, A a - BA A OA CN NE ON OES NS OS OS SO SO a WS a AM: A, Wednesday A Pre-Christmas Five Dollar Day AI BOYD’S Gifts formen.... from Boyd’s... regular stock at special concessions for five dollars . . . a reward to early Christmas shoppers ... but for one day only!... Be sure to buysufficient quantities to cover your list.... None of these items will be on display in ALL $3.50 WHITE Broadcloth Shirts 2 for $5 Neckband and collar attached styles — ALL $3.00 AND $3.50 Colored Shirts 2 for $5 Collar attached and collar-to-match styles— select trom our entire stock! rer IMPORTED ENGLISH Wool Hosiery .50 qualities .... 3 pairs $§ 50 qualities .... 2 pairs $§ “— $1.00 FULL FASHIONED Silk Hosiery 6 pairs %S (Blacks and Plain wre ALL $1.50 IMPORTED Fancy Lisle Hosiery 4 pairs *5 Ree Gauntlet Gloves .2 pairs $§ .3 pairs $§ Pajamas All $6.00 Pajamas . All $3.00 Pajamas. . -~ ‘ - wie ct — ee “IT refers . -— > - ad a eniure ie Sag $6.50 IMPORTED SCOTCH Heather Wool Slipover Sweaters All $6.00 Hats, today . $9.00 Beaver Hat ~ + our windows. Ne a og ois 6 Shas hr Ss 9 , I. A, A, 2 Se a - A, SS a a a gre a NEP a RO A ny Age ——— er oe VAW AWA 7 4 Ae cate itt pe —- te $1.50 Neckwear 4 for ‘s aSSOT tment wh Lich ] tterms 1 In most DON = a i $2.00, $2.50 and $3.50 Neckwear ee © mn, f f i i A Stes he ete ¥ BOYD-RICHARDSON — OLIVE AND SIXTH $6.00, $6.50 and $7.00 Blanket and Terry Robes $6.00 Knit Vests *5 aa Knitted Rayon Mufflers or . 3 for $5. a rms patter iS 3.50 mufflers . $2.50 mufflers... ~ . =i chan ane an i oe “Aloe 7 New S@tiwiGiis dt wu es Bee aT) ae Wwe $2.00 FRENCH INITIALED Handkerchiefs ~ LALA | >; hh “ree . — SILK HANDKERCHIEF AND TIE-TO-MATCH SETS Regular $3.00 Sets . . 2 for $§ Fan ALL 50c INITIALED tlandkerchiefs hree -— a on Aas esortrn . ani 7 +e i ie MEDIUM WEIGHT ECRU RIBBED Cotton Union Suits | for ol . Sizes 34 -_* « - pee BROKEN LINE OF $2.50 MEDIUM WEIGHT RIBBED COTTON Union Suits 3 for Sie: ~ i & ~ 7 4 : Would License Bondsmen. : Gentry also suggested legislation | msin > : J - iving os [0a one bused.” Gentry | eve it would Be Assembiy to} to make a written t to the County Court at the of each yetr, and a written re- | bto the General Assembiy every | Syears. stating the names of the bons paroled. crimes of which we convicted. whether the ¢, payment of costs has with. terms of the h. tel or. or ; 2 Mes ani whether or not Bie : ; ‘erminated id For cee Reforma. na read with | tive recommen- Our 4 Association | ; Some of the | 1inal cases could be} making it less easy ‘innances, he said, and » lessened by reducing | r of persons calied fora nd .@ time allowed lenges. $ PRESENT-DAY SOCIETY I FICTION OF PRESS AGENTS ™ Orduay Jr. and Miss Helen | mer Both Lawyers, Joke the — 490 in New Rooks. Se RK —Society is new books one by) T a mMmemher of har “Presenting _ fesarribing the ‘he literary lion to] oe Oredwar (astice Ordway ver, “Elegant His- Sortety for Young | soctety from tte) enliightened band present. t “a fiction of the tha the matron ef the . that. fear- Mert Mes: iat +? lrawi ne rooms art. thew teee Statuary in iacei o the apex ed pantaloons upon, - planes.” he write ; irvard WAS an editor | P seavice CAR ROUTE Driv... on Sehedule Prem ier Road and Kingsbury. | ve? service car driverg, | ipa, be- | ‘if tThorning ef the Waterman Service embhierrs | et aa a Se « = - ~ re her gro om lll i> s* .” & Or . ar v edged to maintain inwed ‘s feam ’4 and Kingsbury are {5 Verwitle arene. thence , 7¢ *e nien douie- - : na to Wastitenmie boule. j “ 8st t9 Bads Bridge. agg ao i*s ott, F) eee et

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4 15 _PAGE ‘, see ee tCEMBER 7, NG, DECE TUESDAY EVENT “UISPATCH __ POST-DIS ST.LOUIS o pb aett Clearxea * laid down sme d | ial rules’ dy, mother ; in 8 ay ge tas Kenne vangelist. Temple Mrs. M lus Temple evan, Angelus the Ange 7. aire [Southern California, rded herr yr Mrs. "Both ef the Hillstrom sips Sun tablish- RANCH CHURCH PHERSON| nce mos beh una -_— ITH MRS, 7 | BREAK WITH MRS, wo) PROSEL ick~— it qu will do h,coryza, NDON’S coug : Beata tm howd TO ORKS ie or : W it. —- i | WHO you peer Ae aay er omen one t tin. 7 when i-mon tor, nurse -five atmen ‘ 4 m| | money ay ce oom ia tobe, Thity Write for rours now | ..2 . = 4) ; a y we ome. — LIS. sve : i ms : we your inc lps You | FREE (INNEAPO - - g QUINII ‘ to s He Pp NDON, : “7 « ss chan a.” ELEP H | Our res trick eee 1h » IN ) ‘id . 4 r could Bettor ippe, and “Fix.” |/ EANUTS Kirkpa £ A W JELL i - no longe wp an gar Bers 4 SALTED P Company |: CATARRH . | 4 venice, | they one For co ds, of co Fab “lie S TASTE . ce Oo T. | @ * | CA ay : en ! stem TS n Ts | otace eae ae HEADACHES Rid your sy taking po sa DE st ve Be Correo F eo 2 f eg ew c : urch } R : ” as ; x tr ment i ae Webnetin Borns rn Fn FEWER sage te Ebest om oe and “Fla A hecieite > enlaien: “é yee STORES & COUNTER (Ground wee 2 ——_— i. q | designa she was congre- e bd ‘ * in DO ~B ATALLC St. ‘ Se HL” ena ro other eamal Keep oe With ™ th, visa! y containi 2 —_———EEE— j : Submit to Angelus /cation w “E C. t your drugg if ] Refuse we of Mother es | oap DIAMOND RS 50c a i | ) Ges ‘cura § VENTILATO 1 f | = SEN Associated Press. Dec. 7.—"‘he | Let Cuti a . WINDOW _ Metal hye ae “ = 4 | | ai LOS§ : branc Ven- Y ll win t. Ls i 4 i ‘S| leaders ines Beach and Mrs. Keep thful | etna mn + . > oa : V Says ons, at apne rawn from An- You 7 i | 24 tr ti ; ithd 3 Aééress: ; = 2s | (;éen J have Ww cPherson an tree fe = y-Genera ls—Sug- po ee Semple Mc - res Ointment. "Malden: Mase : i : mey- iminais Aim “3 mple here. k withdre Fated pe anton a ; ; Boey Are . in Law. [gelus Templ o congregation = a Hp — aes 7 it | 7. ~: Corres re fe City ‘+h. | f son ispaich. — nn’ uf al of = CITY. we qual- | 3 : ; opel ™ aa Tig ADE , . ~~ be DoD m in ¢ crimina D-LE i ; sPATCH WANT he for - sll ‘is a walitein, GRAN 2 | , * ea ORDER. | aS oar to the are de- : op : me f aa ren +} -t ERS. PHONE y a should cage peed be- | i ' = re) re { * Bie ‘ ” Atto ss he cla- | | if 2 Tie dre: iff’s Asso ie ——SS Baa in an on Sheriff's stice or , | . oF Oe © By ine Misso Sheriff, ad re- bi ne ae N 5 “and te nya seam it ) I \ E ¢. fficer W at on 8 escape Wy R 2 e Gefondant he col pro- “ He uae: dBese er that 00 een te ho many years d burst- , + . — ating oe eal ce a! aus , an Hi | a vegan ded by Santa ble bag ‘chee er ib | = .? Pa aie bonds! e bond. =| S ~ S : ap ° , : - the th ds- | n h hi 1s ery t Se seh from escape ) : fou wit wn in their v : FE eared 1 fessiona xcess | llage llow . Toyto nt ; ik eee ms pies 46 ee ssed ji all- : 5% ern — rent them | hristm iolly fat o rybo y e dre ‘ the sm ; -> ,; igni nd pre v nds C ol VY Eve y lls ar r to 7 ‘$i “Tae sroperty while bonds | erry the j S. he do train s to | te ropert. arty W Gentry | the IT] r by ° ing toy ° : t € ‘ lectric h come ’ i> ~~ F peer rol prop nst 4t. | om h yea Inatl ir] ing, inge irl who ‘ SE sing | » le eac f fasc : d tw st fly d gir | is a... 0 re- | ited ea do an he fa an | 4 Wee standin ld ber | V1S . loa rling t ° le boy iia te hou eal | h its whi from d litt | i . it Court shou appeal . wit ; are toy, rele) iti , ae 5; 8 gen ing wl hts are ew toy ry g : i z a The mn pass a and Dae! h bright lig shining hn ishing eve Is : i : ats Ge ntry ® bondsman euilty tne d every s to be WwW 99 Whee it 7 na make 8 does = bse and best an toy, seem Christmas. on $12.50 it g bperjury i property Aaaeie sical inker rry Oys ires..... H a F! 2 what pro] previous: est tl ag Me bber tire .$2.98 i S Bes bonds outstanding. he de- | town— ief Auto with are ore cere git: $10.98 | if bed tha: oo. perry 4 then’! Toy ire Chief disc whee oleate 9 $15.98 ) i MEW. have Re parang on ae | “4 ooters with djustable sea ake biwe bwin $6.50 : © Baan: ey mong the ge Do S , $1.25 Velocipede, f ith pa eat ama $4.98 i ° meres in “eaten ney to rns sma ae : CS.-..-> 0 ae Bite one once Meatticient 3 “ppd powguen ana’ owen pill: ss gg: ee Speed Bik Stroller mer ee al $6.98 7 gers profess , ope the i not Dolls or yao costumes. . $1.49 Kiddie Kar on—aill me A Sees ee ae $2.35 : Botr: Bald. nass a la ofl, violates haracter | Doll wi ds ome | $6.95 aster Wag ith rubber 9 ” ben bck be 12.50 : g ain | Cc bee hea Co wi tire ' ; : ‘ bly pew emma aca = Hebee gree with sceeid dressed A) ee 89c Doll Buggy ith rubber Peg nae ty ae eg Ee 23 Mat If the ae oer! reo rig en e Do letely imbs .... Bike w To weeeees Sinw + hall Gave a bond oe ge nag moving | mirage sn Handca ; . it Court s! release ail.” a d $7.00 os. fined in jail Celluloid its leeh is ion Toys aan R bes 3 4 prder him 3 ue he eeaeeees ° tion eoeeeee 75 and : 7 > anf eee is the Baby Doll, ete wig "oy ti a Oia te — p Truck osu in yellow Me Ses aa | | 9 g a! seantantne. os 46 ent fen Doll dry bibque m3 SE LE pres Friction +g eer er tires ..... $3.19 } | | "oo? Meher cause and juries Gentry Mam Doll, n=l ea a tive ith ru 2. aon ; : ox = . f courts ;: iant. a ; : Joy Ma Sa como wit tires .. $1.7 . | 23 Mire 0 ha defen Ah abuse o! iddie at say ith wig Lo . oupe ' bber Wee ivii | | : | i > pene none case ema uy -seforcir Dolls wi — oo with sth rubber tire | | : : B® especially Gentry sa tion in 1 ° ii es | rie a 8 sien ot] Romner iF iture > Chemica! Wagon w : | CaF - o to pted a plea € | pe! | =; So A ces Bice ) ‘ aM . es . La Judge hibition Cas till SS . ~ . (= V § Fim a - . nt to oes = and N scery ; k blue. Tl mec . j ) ¢ i a 1) Spe a | es FESS sats Cameo . : $5 = . t} i . Vanity y Genie igor rye aes é 57 Games. pti ee eee me yi 7” atta oe tlaedghtee Kitchen et, ivory, a bape ood re: : ard for lug ....... tee eeees i | ' b ' los re) : Bo Pp , = d 1 . f court- China & O leather Co : Game d Spark ashi sts tie . .$1.00 i “Ste . : 3 : na c i > ‘ Ae er, ogg Pom Seg zing an ashe owe ee'eaecbea ufflers | a ape exe. Oak oper 2 argh ong “oO as ge : pe Fe a board game coececes rn : if M a ’ ig : salts ne Table a le an agg Fs Hors ee a eeeee iy a . ® ay Tab " k blue, eee ele ‘ heesi i aaa” eereece 50c ’ ayon é a7 ee ae at Round ink, 5 os OR Ba Parc a seceee: i 4 for $§ 4 a ppl gy rok ing yin ved cccogeees 3 te ee Idier Game ..... - -$1.00 1 oe 5 ry Sod oaghapi pdr Gentry Vindsor nay oe hg _ CALC... 05, olly Tum r Soldier Pere ee $1.50 | ae 3 for $ > oad ee would be ne dergarten in gray or ll nseg vt a Seeene a tr eeeees . a , las geen lieve if ! = in a ‘ 7 eeoooe Hers . a ind patterns 2 Bee “I be mee ogres neon pened Rockers 25 Treasure -y Traveler .. | tive colors and Fr. o the Gens oneiiah a say pots " 7t0S ; $1. irate an : : 7 . : 5 pe Judges tom Lanse Ys aged ten keys. $4.95 " and Stencils $1.25 | Ad ‘ I ALED = + LO h ver, * ah hana ev nid = O right Pia g keys s gic Te ee 9 8 Paints A $2.25 RENCHINITL f z e oe Te ser canines ee echanic fee Child's ko with 1 ith 8 keys.... : Mea ing Outfit .. ainte recesses 50c ; gg : S § Foo a es M IVE. eee eeeeee. 8.0 ild’s Pi iano w ws aa a 10. inting | be p h.... | e ies, os rimes {tess apd Mechanical Tov $8. hild sea cs key $ Paint: th tu d brus Oc : Cc 1 » years, led. crit hether ft ao . ni d omotive eeeedd 00 C Grand ] with s eeeweed Garden tfit Wwi . ts an ive = 5 dker 3 Ins paro vieted, wh costs ha: Sa ect $12. Baby d Piano ith 20 key ists’ Ou , pare yes ath os: 59c 1 | _ a rere con nina of ¢ of the alin —o eamaamenaaant $5.75 Gran iano wit Artist utfit w re eeeee : 4 three 23 ¥ tae — terms O7% the Tr ‘ tfit comp . ht soaches. 20 0 Baby nd Pia > | encil O . Paint e066 ig $1 75 Box i. ti : POUL are a with : - pot cn ain Ou 3 freig oaches. : ea ae 15.0 4 Gra ° ings St abbit LOOP B AG Bic iy e —. vhether creel lectric Tr otive and otive, 3 Cc omotive. ° d SCTE. Mora oe ies Ba y Furnish i $1.00 Peter R cils es oe box a ee $ g bles and : “aa nari - Dorfan > ctric ne sone Locom d NYC loc illuminate PF Ge GB) 24 50 D 1] House te as cee | Rae $1.00 ABC a - ieee ai ae $9.9 -onetoalbs -eagin gu eae $5.0 ift. iryland w a . T] EC . 4 3 Chae ~ly a the ij eT rr ay Sho Truc 2 Coupe Truc seeteeeeeeieneecsenees] Des t rle. e-« i . ture. . 4 ° Fairy yEIGI S its ho stalks the H. O Steam Fire d-in Co oosessisennnessvesectcceeee tauqua sel style. inia 14.75 his ° u PSS Who Mmue] Ordwar Icraft Close lic D Lc Siege Chau d in @¢a ° in mm d. $ to ther hr ~ lustice ¢ be Tis- Stee k or rdrau Om ee ES ian ae boar ineering e boar 3.50 | Union Re ot ¢ eon os Ford iy aeseoes va > tome tedden eos ee saree agp ee “wae $5.00 Ehime: if - . Society for i Railway : or P} sion a re iters Ww. wit Cc 7 boo '.s ] 50 New York : a e or ten ewr loner v tion $1. - ee ork Se m its ire Engin ith ex IS 8c LS ee Question nspruct lay... fo ut as of Quali society fro and Fire ck, Ww Toy ieee k 9 ectric with i eling c lities + Sizes 34 to 46 Briwa y el nlightened band : — Schoenhut eee eccccteeees $1.50 Chesniatry gia of mpd lalitie: VS oll chi ci i a of the ee toy.. 1 fan cy ea 89c Play Klay istocrn: é it “a fict + Chris hant, clo ‘ oneeeees 98c Free " Fhe terms 1 ie jolly. Bern oy cu ama ; . MEDILL M Brent : " haha Yas such ae fa might tv ° e ee : att IBBED ¢ ran erg _ wading harm oms Humpt; ilder—tfiv Outfit ; tent . R - wn na ‘ing ro Bui cus rith ts Beir own ge et drawin ~Y took Auto ck Cir ircus, W k , i ' n Sui 7° - Jaseic vale gn lace | Cracker-Ja mpty ts - % = ae 1O $ ene! Sage ; 9 statua i. apex Humpty Du - — ee ' | . ; : ee a ih Ping thei » even—t] = eT ae SE ty Saget ae x 8 2 a f r — 1 pantaloo te f ba ge 3 - Fg 2 oe oO ae ity—placed . “~ ne wri é Fe: te : Sats —, r planos,"’ } , itor | : ies ~Q 42 * Her Of the} a WAS an e a Beng, = aCS 30 : . 4 AWAY of Harvay : | si og yo q Ls Y} POON. ns OUTE i ” Union Suits BP sevice car i a > nN orga Schedule * 10 : e: vers on! \ingsbury e n | iid . tker Road non tae ng ie Knee CT * | ty-five gene croup, : i rve : suits &S j Mra yr, from ots ot se ae > + z ; > Peration ‘nis caenialiins Servi MES . . Suits $5 sa and “gga embiems ses + =e a hn. Blu. spl in the se Suits $5 be | their cars All " “a maintain 7 ‘ es 3 : On are biedgwed te 1€s . j tah ics os surance = from t selection of iP eur: followed = {1 r ave. | LL oes Toute ie Kingsbury oe a to Union has : =e ing av . ton : Trashing ae Sesh Bridge. a a a J ; Si.

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PAGE 16 ST.LOUIS POST USPAITH TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH who scoffed at the iterests of the Merchants’ Ex-; Causes Alleged Robbers’ Arrests. on another corner. “See t two the two men, ; o . tela *ar ques- > as a+ TERMI REPLIES oli ss amge and its membership be ad-| est C. Evert. who SAYS he men.” h aid. “Every na I pass comp! int. but , Pe ; al Ee Wiy affected by an exchange of /1j Sixth street and Lucas here, they meat me and take my tioning. rert insi they took loney. something done .7§5 from hin 3 3.25 on : * +h wt siieniitte atte : t the use of the bridges met le €x | avenue. Siopped two patrolmen at wart nee The patrolmen arrested ansion ‘ a 2] ti ; ~ arene ‘ COMPLETE » Of termina aCiesee aS; Seventh street and Franklin ave- about it. he fr rovided in this ordinance. re =" ‘ - nue, yest ert day. POoIncing to two men Wednesday and cS ae Thursday Only lenry Miller Calls Its Com- § YOU CANNOT BEAT IT Silk and Woolen Henry — Bifocals, Two Visions In One : : : z ment on Bridge Trade Give a Course Ticket for Xmas Ww ¢ and Scicntific gg go hog BELCHER SULPHUR TURKISH BATHS fung3tras Dresses Cleaned Examination. “Untimely.” 7 | ELEVEN FOR $15.00 Phone Nearest Branch Our regular One-De ¢ the BELCHER HOTEL fourth & LUCAS || Dysing aud Cleaning Co Ri . party luncheon for -—-— l Terminal Railroad Association. to i. : Se er eo - x And no extra ch sites Hitheaee open eo. | J RRR LIN I ILM IY DLVA HLA A NRNHHNNSA SIZ LEM SNA ID). £. J. Caldwell, Managing HAVE YOUR TAILOR SHOW You ~ “GAELICL Sed Registered U. 5 An Imported Suiting, Made in Scotland. from Pines 275 Union Bc Cheviot and Down Wool Holds It's Shape; Does Ne - I ch and Bri Wears Long. We invite you to inspect eur compicte aseortment MADE FXCLUSIVELY FOR G. R. SCHMIDT WOOLEN ¢9, | ade pO2 WASHINGTON AV. le Kk i i ww Henry Miller. president o So = ’ ~~ Reading and Sewing Giasse: | posed ordinance for exchange of es — . ee With Library Frame, complete ijuses of Munix ipa and Eads brid \was “premature and untimely,” be 1 9°. | cause the ordinance has neither the * | Indorsement of the Cltizens Ter- nor acceptance BE lle Pe we |minals Comn.ittee n — os by the affected railroads Johnson Bros Drug C0 | The C‘teens’ Terminal Commit- : tee wil] meet this week’ to act, 7th and St. Chartes ' after he which the ordinance wi he _ isubmitted to the railroads. “The | Terminais C may assent and agree to introduction of the loerdinance. but should the raii- act*‘on of the -~ ; Mt 7, ne he sf al rye 7 + a PO MAE CRNA Re iN BO Rte Moenine ail ice iii > teh * sift j;roads dissent any | Board of Aldermen would be futile. ctive, the he BI oy wm | because, to become effec | roads must accept it. Wants Arbitrary Abolished. The Merchants’ Exchange, as told iyesterd-y. announced its oppasi- ition to any bridge trade that did ‘not carry abolition of the leoll or “arbitrary” upon td Sd oo aitiend din RE “ET OY GREY RHIC Se ress ——— se owe = ELLE =e i ' or.age — + adteod |} moving within | Louis. “J have no comment upon the Merchants’ Exc position,” Miller said ‘say that they apparently 'eash the saving, in advan being available. [t will | several vears to complete ' nicipal Bridge and make »f transportation; aiso to « A Grand that will instant- ‘he essentials necessary to ly appeal to any lover | in this termina! system of Music and Beau- | ie 3 no doubt that the co-oper te. A $900 Instrument, | ation of all parties will enabdie econ- offered during our Clear- |omies to “ti made. and these will ance Sale of Used Pianos ibe directly reflected at this soecial price. Stop | charges, because they in today and see this and | Cost dasis age our cther specials. dividends, anc can ‘this property is consecrat » a Sk NN Sei ee ae eee Ce a: SN oie ae) Mee ne PRP mm eater > Such StrikingValue | | . 5 uch Credit Service Here you find the last word in everything you want of a store! At no time like the holiday sea- son do you appreciate how truly great an insti- tution this one is! This astonishing plan is an example. How magnificent this stock is. Here you oO : {iF i will find Diamonds of rarest character in the city’s greatest display! Nothing like it elsewhere! Extraordinary Gift Offers Cm 2 pnt eh use of the railroads comi Open Till § | eatewar., 'available at the cost | Terminal’s Program. “A 10 per oman read EIA NO . (made in freigh charges Lehmer Commer 130] Ohiwe Street. ‘policy will be coutia ibe assured, SE ° em os : and the LAC Vii of the = i ~ _—" TR i gg 4 — # hy Pe RRO A Re RENN by Said ial @ ah - furni ah an hec’* service at mini- 9 MELE ODN te, Np ng A Re, wa > ers me dine DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY ‘ Pte Exchange. who made this report *hie ~nmeetinn In what respect wil! It. a 7 \ eee mr es AUER’S—825 N. Sixth St. = WEDNESDAY—LAST DAY OF OUR CUT-PRICE TOY SALE A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY PURCHASE TILL XMAS Our Prices are 20°c to 30% Less Than Elsewhere 4. FF Me We Write us for Lionel Cata- logue in colors and OUR prices. THE LOWEST PRICES ON RECORD FOR LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS 15% TO 25% LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES Regular $18 tionel Wide- Regular $23 Lic : Gauge Train, for This Sale Geuwge Train, for wag nt $14.50 $19.98 it-inch reversible engine with 2 head- il*%=-ineh reversible engine wi th 2 ~ lights. 1 Pullman and 1 obeervation hesd! t. 2 ITA ae individually lighted and _— ~ individuals” 2h cheer > ches jong; eval track Séxé2 “4 an. tnoches. . ‘ fomg; oval track 68x42 $35 Roll. Top Desk Set ,A oe Bargain $2295 Exactly ag tf. #4 Nae Ne l l l l l l l nl l l fl l l Ph hea te v4 Smee Ge “ya ge: . . Pat te, Pim eRe Age ee cian al > aa rts a” - T ? tee vel ame, masaally Fine JEWELED WATCH Most Astonishing eae ' GIFT VALUES fe aoe 4 . oe re Ta S ontteig > sn $2 ff ES We Ne phe btn mana sores Tv: — i. 1 fs SPER OS ee ay PPh ene SRO pros . ve , fv! VR : ¥ ik slate of Bow: Ne ; 4 : . ese i mA bythe sinae heal oS fe AES ca x le ee red 7 * 5 + : ¥) ee 4 : - A ROE eee: EBS BO Pa te as sei Het Mh) '. S eR Ge eee er Th te ee by” % a elie dase a ~ ? . wes Reta Fe A te ee + om 4 eR hare, - s ” : » i : at Vimy araey wr ‘ " » meet; hs drawers 6D each ; cempilete with *wivel chair. Made of solid oak. polished fin- SPringe Seni. £5.08 Rubber t! SCOOTER bak inane fini »l it,-imch solid ra llieon tires Se RR ef : children! me up te 12 rears. : $6 Hears thee! DPemp Treck These Autos Specially Reduced for — r 3 = = = | : ES Scintillating Beautifu ei Rides en RING nappa on agg ag WATCH 4 | 25 q = 1.00 «e VW ecek ae | + Yl > Choker of rose! S'S BUIPDpy *y ~ONCREETE WIKXER a ‘Hes (0 tee ee | we Na f Pe HSH tek Se ee ’ —_ —— a : 4 _ = - —— ~~. : RE ae Les Re iciieiall : S interspersed with on CARA Ra Mie he og . IESE IF OF NaN of ayes PT natal sine BR Bag OSS, Cn ” ee ee $8.95 3 A St. eeiite Man—Born in St. Leste |eleriad is in Se Louis g raduated run- A real werking mode! Le 1 de! — wite and 15 inches $5 PHONOGRAPH |x — E A | T0 a WATCHESS' WY . ae IAMONDS 3) , es 398 |- "| i * 4 “ ee = tl "aR 2 * , 7 | oo tone; = | . aD, KO, T, my Tor . , | od, 3 ASA ARR Rt Bote. pianist _Pay $1.00 Week Replice onyx and rose — with Laks of silver |

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UIS POS TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 On as ir, ee PAGE 17 R TAILOR SHOW You 9) sceseateces, 52mm ene] MEW DEMANDS DEATH {8850 FOR CONSCIENCE FUND 99 . (j/ton County, headed by former By the Associated Press. : I 3 4)| Congressman C. M. Shartel, con- LINCOLN, Neb., Deo. 7.—The Do Yo “‘Gamb!l ; red U. S. Patent Office Ps | ferred today with officials of the mysterious individual who already | Mm - tL e 275 Union Boulevard J re aie, ie oearonde ois) FR MAIL ROBBERS ec"ssze ce oc sel With Your Healt 4] |ing, as to establishment of a o9n- treasury coffers as “conscience | Luncheon and Bridge or Mah Jong || densing plant at Neosho. The town money” has bobbed up again to - in in the ‘jis 310 miles from St. Louis, and js add $650 to his credit | ' W]/on the Frisco and Kansas City] Postmaster-General Also Would] ,, 118 first contribution came early | wily | oe ae ha Ay, wT ie Ee Sree it iss SIAR a TPB PEPE tae arcar Mh ie acai fo 27 4 ~ i ars “4 FORD 5 Ree POE PID ye Ps Made in Scotland, from Finest 901. Holds It's Shape; Does Not $i to inspect our complete assortment, DE EXCLUSIVELY FOR DT WOOLEN CO. 'Southern railroads. | this year, when he mailed $150 in| ool j Di n i R ie , Bar Firearms and Restore bills to the State Treasurer. Al- a er ng oon} | though in all letters he giveg Lin: | J Lt amen — aes One-Cent Postal Cards. 'coln as his residence, the letters | ‘ase t | on Ven Sak Cold in the first two instances were | Our regular One-Dollar Menu is a | wv h ‘ postmarked Philadelphia, while the | arty luncheon for your selection. ia | Coming On _«, | BY the Associated Press. last letter*received was post | : || Take Laxative BROMO QUININE| WASHINGTON, Dec. 7-—The| New York City. The nied Gale LI“ J U-BH 7 And no extra charge for card tables i ager Ba ey — ae a si death penalty for mall robbers is/ter came several months ago and. : ‘ a . 2 : } A r EEE ——__ tor. FOrest 784 : at te of Oth or Late A safe} requirement for the carrying on| contained 7160. This one explained | § | — en \, and Proven Remedy. The box bears; of the nation’s postal business, — ra Hardy raed ig employed by signature of E. W. Grove. 30c. Postmaster-General New says 10! ctamp account. You certainly do unless you see with your eyes that you buy your table — his annual report to President Cool-| | supplies from a store where cleanliness is the first consideration. idge. i i You can see that PIGGLY WIGGLY Stores are clean, the esrengemens ae . : Recetin tnetate he| goods is orderly and convenient; the shelves contain widely known, national- : g— gislation to impose the| fruits and = {ie0,c01= 211,008 extreme sentence upon any man | | advertised goods of unquestionable merit; you select your — 3 sites . ils Mtadtetinal'ea| Keb | an iennita’ ; vegetables; you can see that the meats are kept clean and fresh; the oe " , Ps . ’? All cura | by flrearms or who places the lives | 7 price tags answer the question, “how much? goods — ’ of postal employes in Jeopardy. | | weighed and are in cartons or sealed packages. gangs have become so frequent, he| WHEN YOU BUY YOUR TABLE SUPPLIES FROM |says, and the methods employed] have become so ruthiess, that ‘“‘it is | SALE 7 the unqualified opinion of the = Postmaster-General that more drastic punishment should he pro- hoe Span ig a RAEI AOS AS ONE ARN abet + AS et —— = : == = —— SSS =. Sas = SS = “Jugglied”’ his | Aon Scorer tN RS: \ f ; ; ; bn = nna oe WA PFI Almost a million rolls of ) : | , beautifal Wall Paper of vided by law for offenders in every possible pattern and ‘ases of this character.” style at these sensationn! anle prices. Nothing « Postoffice Business Increasing. store priced over 35e "9 nett. : « . The Postmaster-General reported including values up to $2. | 6teadily increasing business with a D : | ——s prem m 8 ayligh corresponding lowering of the def-| LaFioes idooh ieee icit which to date has been re-} L - Pian At | ouls! B turned yearly. He notes progress save! Darhbinations 'in handling the mails by air, train, | [motor vehicle and other meane ofl ttt borders os Lh —EALRA SPECIALS transportation, and asserts that, de-| | 177 eo OF ' |spite the expansion of the aprvind! vee be "bee : FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ° and the $70,000,000 increase in| th t | postal salaries, actual expenditures | © most. 'last year exceede ve by | | y tease eeced revenues by only | “THE BIG STORE WITH & PEAS Valentine Brand extra sifted, small 3 For 50c Med tt not bien tes Mee-ibaaney! THE CANOPY” q and tender—regular 190 a can...... | oe New says, operations for The Smallest Packed ; the year would have shown an ac-| ws y 2 For 41 ‘the Year would have shown at — WEBSTER s— GUEST BRAND TINY 7° 220°". c act 1a il rate: rod di 5 | less than half enough ‘a ment the} B09 N. 7th STANDARD Medium Bize 3 For y Cc |salary increases. ° ° E: ° uae ae pélictlasena uencitit, ___ ADVERTISEMENT | TE Jersey Belle; good - @ Lb. 47C 18 pas sing i3al review for the fiscal year 1995. al | eae. HOW TO HAVE | quality ; low price. ice retirement fund requirements iand 1926 obligations outstanding -— 7 ‘ ¢ d Ae 4 rs h ie Pectmenter-anaees Sedalia kes | EGGS Sunny Farm Selected, Guaranteed, 37 fe before the Savings elle at t € : | penditures and U ndinc bhreed hia. A CLEAR HEAD : Per Dozen s2e20@020 0 ¢@ 9 a.8 8:7 © =F eee | bilities at $697,725,919. producing Mercantile Trust Company GLOSS ped suattines Seeecioe, Wl TOILET TISSUE #4 3 »™ ZOC New accompanied his report with bic i | HOSPITAL BRAND a number of other recommenda-| Do you get up in the morning with tions, including one which would) @ stopped up nose? Are your breath- | Karo, Blue Label, 6 ; 114-Lb. van i - 2» 2 6 2 @2 sa @.- eS and another which would have al] You subject to catarrh, bronchial! irri- Postmasters classified under the civ. tations, asthma or hay fever? Have i) service and the four-year term You that mean, low-spirited feeling - $m, ad 7s ~ . . . = . vyY c ln 1. F ¥ . a Of presidentia! appointments ahotl- whi n comes from ar K of | roper Oxy- Pkg. ished. Under the present law on’v gen? If so, here ore fourth-class Postmasters gre ela is a pleasant | CNS aS QUICK OR REGULAR pp ae. . it 7 sifled. Recommendation was also harmless cigar- ie pe fl made for the restoration of th -,ette that wii fe: ee, : : C ylexion _ eent rate on private malling or clear out he . f AP Lana Oil C ymp!| ‘ gg Bars Cc Capital é Surplus postcards, and for the reduction head, move) Se Sp = Bs ie Regular 10c \ alue. aan - ad A A AN A OO " asaya " , z hae i. Kigpe SFee shel rtin 2 eptattde ela RRE b TeF ge grt — DOR R im CaN AN Os Nn. tt AOS te a nt — ena +o Bie wag 8 Ate = a ot epoca en Se Se 0 om yng i WV H- ff JI ™ word in everything you ime like the holiday sea- how truly great an insti- tae ne are — N $s an example. bkosllsy nasa See tg pen ~ a Member federal Rerecve frtem De = Jen Million Dollaw of rates on publications mailed , : the general public to 1-cent oe These eir: -_ -. CHARL Le | : EIG H UST TO ST. Cc RLES each two ounces, regardless of dic- ettes are the fo SAINT LOUIS arene oF Oa aS EE eae 2: Per Capita Postage $4.97. Hi08ser, and da s | = T+ , t+pda ia +? re +) ,* ef om yi ed me- nh F Fa) a *. ~ - a O R S oe V | N G S the per capita expenditure of the dic ni aie = owers, ae) FE T’nited States for postag , neros and oerries. elias SOS 4% 2 C ane if len ns eae a =e ee | + mula of Dr.. - MEA Oe eee pate ealpagaee | , as ¥, ¢ TreES CHO tain 10 ceceseseseseseses compared with $4.6 7 it hg Dr, Blosser 's Cigarettes cont . hastens eigen ig - ied ‘ tnharrn ij {} eubebs nothing habit [ : ' — «4 tyious year Illustrating that Le ee ae Be OM yeti alae’ Pee 8 5 ; Pp 4 é . sierinn, , Fis = ——— o,* } ra entire! , harmless. y ie orming @ are entireiy arm j ee UPN“ Mom MSA DX public is careless in using the n = : ~ Ther are used bv women and cnl- es cana iy rixit¢ nr han 294.900 : = ‘ : ‘ lon ng privilege, more than 24,900.9 oar woctan roe jren as well as men s * ad fs i aA 4 + PS € indeliverable letters found their iple to inhale this pleas- | Jaccard’s Presents a New Color Note in Fashion way te-the dead letter) 9ffcp, dna) oe eee [uch more | —-2n 956 ; checke monev and . aw ee rs ven han _usi sprays, ee ee - Oe ee Pe yabPr Ml noneyv orders, was contained ‘n 4” Delicately Tinted ff io. nave neon mus or nerene ghee ee" ME FOR THE CHRISTMAS COOKIES and FRUIT CAKE ———— i Nt PTS tonishing ‘ ee UNC MUNN IES ./ “9 REPLICA ranged to permit departure from | ——====aaea DATES— GLACE FRUITS ‘Crown. Ne De A lc Pa cal A AE REI BRL INE EBLE LOPLI AE REG * . — f ) } : a -y ie auger IH \? thei > ee ; = R SE eS, le al | ae . 20c Pineapple Fingers, 4-0z. pkg...........880 ~: day, instead of in the} Si. A Dromedary—tr0-o2z. pkg. .------- Pineapple Hearts; 3%4-0z. pkg.......+-aae was | QUARTZ |imza son ol SS I ts , 2S at pre SeT)y pe la } - ms ee ; Cc Charries Vie k , | . of tI ute by eurerprise | a Saf Bordo Pitted—8-0oz. pkg. ...---: 19 » 3 Px private Crystallized Ginger; 2%-oz. pkg....... St ee ee » ceatineenininieiameeaienanee ae ; ASHION’S latest color craze is © gig ea aa in ‘pound | es * 3 : : | FIGS— NUTS IN SHELL rose. This combined with moon- rates on the advertising sections «1 ON i ONE FS : , ltan— . stone and crystal gives a definite newspapers and 1 zines to cer-| ter a Sati EE te accrue Ra” 5-0z. pkg...-- Be SORRENTO WALNUTO-1B. ...-+0+000S00 touch of a eA to the newly fash- tain zones had ne errent effec p tag | ee ancy, cating : PEERLESS ALMONDS—lb. — , | ' : ‘ — ee ee ee & : epemiee 857 FILBERTS—Round Naples; Ib. ioned jewelry. The arrival of these at- oe Sverre st : ee MR R ~— S a pier ee tractive novelties at this opportune time isuch matter, according t Ww n I RIE ig Rr oe CIT O BRAZIL Large washed; Es icieekas - — Eee We pes ae Dromedary Candied; PECANS—Medium; Ib. ............ ENGLISH WALNUTS: Ib. REMC bey RTT ee es et provides gifts both distinctive and deli- the contrary, ! aa Ba a teas ee ‘ « rma ‘lines c f cern? rl i 2 ria tte 4 me . i ZO Se % ae ie ae -OZ. CZ. eee : : cate in color : Hebb tm courity RR ee ae ee es Bee | 4 P MIXED NUTS—Consisting of all the - no? ” A rate tf on atiitination® ova | shi, z f als , ae e or ) i $ Pies: 4 | ORANGE & LEMON PEEL~—~ above; Ib. . FSi collected from it greatly exceeded | Px: Sa ’ Pectin al : e : ‘ 1 1 SS 8s eg ond n Candied; SHELLED ALMONDS; Ib. -68c the previous year. = a? s ae gs : greg gf ee: SHELLED PECANS—4-oz. bag ........s6¢ SOAP COMPANIES MAY MERGE Reh em em goer aly A te ttt it Ait tit not, Core eee Pe Peat renee ee remarkebie spectfal. 9- Toilet Set in blue » aye 92 a ROPE AAR DNR RIM QEE 5 KAUR ARRON Oe Wt CURE ROU OTIS he Remar. ON " i. i ee es — Palmolive and Peet Brothers Con- —— : cerns Announce Plans. | ae : | | : 2% Hat ‘or shoulder Pe, By the Associated Press aalee So many suffer needlessly cRed Gravy Ham Per Lb. 7 Pin of cabachon re- Cy . ameom gor hae ‘— ie " a ia plica rose quartz and ais: er te 3 ag pe it x Li ap u n MARTYR I) PAIN Tender, excellent flavor—half or whole sides. rhinestones in SO AS ge 7 cae, Se ua and the Peet th- | : ttm _ ’ beeen a 2 sterling _ Are” Soar "0 manufractuy ; am a | a po cy am E FUR | i YEAR =e FA c = : vial: 3 ; : me | « a - Ee : . : > on ha Sd molive company. as been submitted 1 stockholder: Finds relief after spending Sugar cured, hickory smoked; half or whole sides a vot much money in vain let with connecting The Peet comnany.| whose heaid- 2 | links of en raved quarters ar in 1ga TY if Vai- ; evan of gy bas 24 Li + red at a -¢ irr oa Tf ¢ ly ] f) if £ After spending a great deal of money Per intersperse wi KS steriing according ‘' BP {, Masse. vic€| on medicines without results, a % » s s 2 £ Ta d ua t e d run- - president of he Palmolive COM - woman who had suffered from a long- : del of F : F BA ' \ pany, and consolidation would standing case of rheumatism, got crystals “i | 3 . , i'make the proposed Palmol! quick and complete relief by a simple ») I a > 4' | Soap Co. th ‘cond. large! n' home treatment. this country and third largest in| “J have suffered from rheumatism the world he capitalizatio nd for 16 years and I have spent a great assets of the proposed ympany | deal of money in trying to get some- al a ‘ * leis . in”? eh ad ” ot rd will be around $45 The! thing which would ease the pain, she , Wii Wide link Bracelet. The ctocks of hoth corr naniesr are cls " writes. wad | am grateful to say that in rage i binati of replica Moon- 'y held. there beiz pout 400) Sloan’s Liniment I have found instant Wisconsin Rural; I Lhe 3 Jonaths n extra-fancy 4 Lhe 25¢ (omaS so" P stockholders in t} et Brothers | relief.”’ U.S. No. 1 grade .. % Cc Washingtom .......++0% stone and rose with silver $6 ‘o.. and considerably less in the| Sloan’s helps when other remedies makes this most effective Palmolive. fail pono s doesn — svodily | SNgEe Sag i VROe NS: | , the ily { au lif lower | 600 Stewards at Annu forces to throw off the poisons that Sweet Potatoes Stewards of St. Louis last night | wake Sone ' oF tne | are causing the . Then relief ‘combined their efforts In serving 9 , rh) at their number at | comes a5 & natural consequence. : - on ; 20 laccards [dinner to 600 of| thet; jpumber at So easy, pleasant and clean to use, No. 1 Nancy Hall; very best th { ‘ Snow-white heads; large size.. the twenty-second annual dinner , us ‘he twenty-s too. You don’t even have to rub it in. PRES cs ncestbigbhsaueseees Etre fargo’: . :..0ci+cdéerseonen ae ~ UN a YN lf ESO ee eI OO OG A ey nA a ‘amond-set >’ Wedding: moonstone the man who rwooses his gifts carefully. ——— el $1.00 Week. __| ne el — + ae ~~ Three genuine ful! cut Die- monds, set in 18k solid gold mounting. [ Pay $1.00 Week} Exclusive Jewelers | the St Louls Stewards’ ome | , LOCUST at NINTH | Dinas Mebcanpgetives het a -o1 | Just apply gently, and the medicine ~~ Replica onyx and rose inb in the palm room of Hotel 4 VS as oe / t/t with links of silver Mail Inquiries Cordially Invited ‘chase. The club is affiliatea with | brings the relief. | ‘ , t , ' Asso-| Get a bottle today and have it on | haem Stewards 8380 hand. All druggists—35 cents.

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Kohler, of Fried & Kohler, New York, sealgesn ; ficial Eye Makers, will be at Se. Louis The Marquette Hotel, 18th Washington Ave., 202 This will afford you an excellent opportun copostuatty to obtsin s perfect color blending and positive munch, bobtch is mot possible when purchasing a ready-made stock eye. FRIED & KOHLER « inc. ‘ Manufacturers and Imperters ef Artificial Human Eyes New York Office Dec. 9th and 10th, Marguette Steud i 123 East 34th Street Sc. Louis, Phone Ga eld 1800 Pr ee a ee —_—— ST | | | RR Se SE Special Christmas Sale *62= ROYAL Electric Cleaner With Complete Set of Housecleaning Tools for Only $4. 35°) As a special Christmas gift suggestion, we offer the im- proved Standard Royal Cleaner with complete set of attach- ments, regular price $62.50, at this reduced price. Queen Marie Owns a Royal Like thousands of St. Louis house- wives, Queen Marie discovered her ideal in the Roval. It is in every way a ROYAL Cleaner. $2 DOWN Take a whole year to pay the balance, a little each month. Delivery Now or Christmas Eve. SNES SESS SSS SINS SANS Eee + >- Electric Shop—Basement Phone, GArfield 7500 Domestic Electric Co. ”, rr + wk Ne i AO 44 Qi — bootlegging and aa ;7 moonshining and have failed er- , . q to —.e , aw ié cre j ar rel 186+ ise ek. ine junction r p iy provided by our ? = } ~ An ao ao} law for suppressio Cc such aida CHURCH DEACON AN EMBEZZLER Pleads Guilty at Atlanta, Ga... of Taking $6694 He Said Was Stolen. jated Press. fi =a ANTA seg ney Dec. seein. 47 vears old. 1an of the Board of Deacons is Soa in Ry the Asso |. —Georee form af ehairn of the fashionable Drutd Hi] tist Church, has pleaded gu Superior Court of en $6694.85 of church funds end was two to five rb gett ~ . + + sentenced to trom ne 4 : . + years mprisonmeni Jer § ; + 77 “Eat wa? tata nA. Early in the fall Nichois toid { 908 PINE ST. Phone, GArfield 2600 ¥2 tn etl f lice he had been robbed of the RSP SASS SAL fas by two armed omen . ~ & : ~ Pane W runcs by LW ¢ armead w@Ui@is = es * thrown into a lake. “* : . ry ' LOUIS’ FAVORITE BOY STORE | Special Wednesday 7 The popular | of good, strong khaki. dress trimmed with bright! Specially priced for Wednesday, Coats and pants trimn iv-colored feathers. Al! only, at 95c. Cowboy Play Suits.. Firemen's Play Suits Policemen’s Play Suits Basebal! Suits. . littl OU tfits that al 1) bors vw an t for 1¢d in vel "wd - sizes Trom 3 fe J. *,; 40 ‘ ‘ a ' CF } -j} * > satin — 22 le Acs re oo ‘uting officials, whos uty it . : =; ta nen = aoe t,% Ee soli anal th, “ad ~ 4, iia AO 'e ee aa & of 4 « 2. iJ J ee 40° PS renee or a? Meee ° hy " x, 7) Poe fant Wages fe. +%¢ a, re %%, i Zé, nin " , 7 a Md “en” la” * . ** ~ . rad o ry « . %% } ? ame a wees’ & eee = XN AAA “ese Mea n°". 20" . EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted AMOUS-BARR COR BASEMENT ECON OMY STORE ! Wednesday—You Should Hasten to ait in This Pre-Holiday eof Women’s Dresse “eee 6 “oor rer wee eS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * @ effete © © * @& @&© #j8 A Remarkable Choice—Special at. € These pre-holiday savings are unusual—and you'll appreciate them even more when you see the Dresses —all so attractively up-to-the-minute and ir.cluding kinds for almost any occasion. Of crepe satin, flat crepe, jersey and other woolens, some in trim tailored effects, others trimmed in ways that are very popular just now. Women’s and misses’ sizes included. x” Me Oe Y . > 0%" cn hat - SS S ae" ~e% 4 « «** . + e* 44 . a* oe + Se ] € Children’s and migs- es’ Winter Hats of 2 @ A special purchase enables us to offer these i towels, scarfs, other pieces so advantageously Wednesday. portunity to save on splendid gifts. buffet sets Jap Tea Cloths 45x45-1nch size i Tea Cloths: neatly bee titched: tubfast: biue and white de- j signs 5% 59c Bath Towels Heavy double thread ran 44-inch size Bath T with hemmed ends: Slue or gold border 25c Plisse Crepe Pink. yellow. and white cotton Crepe for undergar- ments . peach I5c Roccmeet Sanee Se —— 39c kins . ata fe os & fe | cocaer -F ry _—_— ( | | - oo a | _ re — ee - “ f= * WN ; Highly Weleeaal Re Linen Ts A pm Value at. € Pure linen Damask colored hems, hemsti fective: 62x62-inch cl boxed. | Tablecioths All linen, bleached Damask in 70x88-inch oval size—and 05, | ed in holly. pat- $5.95 . terned boxes. $3.95 Bridge Sets Porto Rican linen, hand-em-_ broidered in colors: 36x36-inch — cloth and 4 nap- $2 95 | ~ | Wednesday—Choose 1] Radi $1.98 Valu Yard q€ Washable 36-inch a of smart shades: servi undergarments. Printed Crepe $2.98 Valor. Yard $1.88 All-silk Crepe in a good selec- tion of large and smail printed designs—color grounds suitable” for afternoon and evening wear Special Sample Fi Smartest Types—a Priced ps, Much ~~ * - ~_ . * = 2 t - a, A > i ~ + - 7 . ~*~ . - es : Ss: = - = CL Ee OL a ry, a ng Ogee So Maes Tt ee te Fitted Cases —0o:t black cobra-grain cowhide ‘eather; with shell or amber col or toilet atticles Fitted Cases oe Gurable grade black « hide leather: fitted with r color toiler &rticles Black Cowhide Fitted Brown Sharkskin C Cobra-Grain Fitted Boarskin ~/ ¢ itred Cases Fancy Grain Leather } Gray or Red Leather Black Cobra-Grain Fit

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7. 1926 oe oe ee lh We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted FAMO 1S ~ BARR. OPE TED D BY THE MAY COM E MAY CO. MAY CO. PAMOUS-BARR-CO. Sa OO. Lee Angeles Denver St. Leuis ne gg a ren er een eainestbe ertedte:. seueaemcanes llnenaneie anaes aie aa enna oseneiiiingenaapasheguemmpemimetadteastepmeneenemataeenensiie tate ee -Holiday eCSSes} ° —~ Aenean ee tte a EPSENTE ae - _ EL IS TS SN SE The Newest Small Rugs Scores of Gift Kinds—In Many Ornate Shapes—Popular Sizes and Beautiful Colors—Unusually Attractive—Certain to Please—and They Are Inexpensive — lish 80% Wool Robes 9 € A special purchase of 250 English Auto Robes, offered with a value-giving that should certainly promote warmer motoring! Big, 80°%° pure wool Robes, attractive, comfortable and durable — noth- ing short of remarkable to obtain at $3.95. And since they would be highly acceptable to any motor- ist. many will select them for Christmas gifts. Attractive Plaids Various Color Combinations Finished With Fringe Unusual Value at....... . ee am cer Per . moe ? . : hee Sey, 'z- y 455 P : ? 2 eae f y Jed ‘J °e © eek: orn : | aw > ; ¥ ; ® Bal ¥ y ; r : »* tt " ¥ ‘ha. she R ; si’ i.) ’ * . . ° ‘ bas ilts' FF ; ' , ; 4 a : f e@tee e } -" v, > : val! ‘ + tie = : +o O° 6 @ #264) saath aie , . ‘ - ae : he vg 4 Hot ~* ‘= °2* 2+ et ee: 6@:e@ @iee Te ea | — - Seaeilieeeeeenenennne ned Floral-patterned 27%52-inch oval] Axminsters in blue, jade, rose, blue and taupe. 27x40-Inch size, $6.95 $32 ——— ——— Sample Purses $5.00 Value , $32 98 € Good quality | D~ pin seal. Persian | | “ ™ W ednesday—Select Gifts for the Children From These Wide Assortments of Dolls and Toys in Toyland! Unusual Gitt Choice of Arden Console Brunswicks Santa Claus and His Treasures Are Awaiting You Here Id Choose From These umberyjacks $1.65 Pajamas Men's cotton flannelette and pongee Pajamas, with frog ~y Jp. white and col- ors; C and D sizes ae e O1.49 Rasement Economy Store Linen Pieces ] to $332 enables us to offer these lin- } Wednesday—Choose From These Groups— Radium Silk 49 € Washable 36-inch all-silk Radium in a variety $1.98 Value, Y ard ) of smart shades; serviceable for both outer and # undergarments. Flat Crepe Value. $2.9 Flat Crepe. good range weight Printed Crepe $2.98 Value, oo $1.88 All-silk Crepe in a good selec- A4J]-silk reversible tion of large and small printed ' go inches wide: @ designs—color grounds suitable of colors- and correct for afternoon and evening fo; Winter frocks. wear. £3.50 Yard Third Fleer * Special Purchase of Sample Fitted Cases Smartest Types—a Leading Maker's Samples— — oe? Much Under Their Worth Fitted Cases eae $60) Women's Cases of brown Windsor or black leather. fitted with toilet articles in shell and gold effect Fitted Cases brown seal shark fitted with pear! $66.70 cs Suitcases of leather with re- movable. folding tray: fitted ith £ » toilet gh~ = $22.15 articles S ittcases . Suitcases of fine cobra-grain cowhide leather, with smartly designed toilet $80 articles $69.5 —ot leather ; or amber — ¥ toilet art: Fitted Cases “Of black cobra-grain cowhide tather; with shell or ambe: Color toilet $32 @ticles Fitted Cases 7 Gurable grade black cow- de leather: fitted with am- r color toilet $40 &ticles Black Cowhide Fitted Cases Brown Sharkskin Cases Formerly $125—Now 2 @ An extraordinary opportunity to obtain the popular Arden Brunswick—a gift the entire family will welcome for it has Brunswick Ultona which plays all records, automatic stop, tone modifier and other excellent repro- ducing features. to say nothing of its artistic cabinet fin- ished in Adam brown mahogany veneer. Buy now for Christmas—immediate or Christmas delivery may be had and convenient terms may be arranged. Music Salon—Sixth Floor $14 Luster Tea Sets 0 imported two-toned Luster Tea Sets, secured various colors with Special Wednesday @ 24-piece. in a special purchase for gift-givers: black line on edge and black handles 6 Teaplates, cups and saucers and one cake plate. sugar bow!, cream pitcher and tea-pot. China Section—tFifth Fioor * » Housewives Will Be Interested in These Electric Cookers Offered $ : a: Pedal Cars Well-braced Cars with rubber- tired wheels, pedals $2.98 and strong handle Sleds Flexible type Sleds with steel runners; for boys $ and girls Tree Light Outfits assorted colored bulbs complete ‘$I Eight [Fae at for the Xmas tree; socket For little girlsk—Baby Dolls with composition head; wrap- ned in pink or blue blanket. Cedar Chests Cunning Chests of genuine ce- dar for doll clothes ; $3.25 with hinge cove Rnadinete lly built ivory-paint- Substantia ed Bassinets with rubber-tired wheels uable surprise package. Select Profitably From These Groups Wednesday Savory Roasters $9.69 € Mikado brand enameled bdavory Roasters, large size; seamless body with end handle and self-basting cov- wl ith handle $3.25 Value $4.75 Percolators g-tup capacity aluminum Per- $4.25 Carpet Sweepers —oil 1] m - fitted with ~estatian Song dump tray. colonial style; with bumper cord and $3 49 a cup $3.75 adjustable handle $2.20 . $8.40 . .$6.95 . 4c $4.95 $1.40 $2.00 . $6.45 coiators. $4.45 Oblong Aluminum Roasters $11.95 Bird Cages. $9.95 Bird Cages. 75c Window Ventilators 59c Gaivanized Lron Coal Hods $5.95 Griswold Dutch Ovens - 80 No. 8 Waffle Irons 975 Mirro Alum. Triplicate Pan Sets to each tot } Desk Sets Oak finish Desk and Chair; Desk with pigeon holes, roll drawers $29.95 drawers... Table Sets Ivory and blue finish Table and Chair Sets; lithographed Ge $11.95 Coaster Wagons Wood Wagons with steel disc wheels and all- Stee] Sa Q8 axle and braces See Santa in Fairyland Jolly old Santa Claus is here and eager to hear the kiddies’ Christmas wishes; ticket, purchased at entrance booth, he'll give a val- Ear! Shipley, celebrated cir- cus clown, will make you laugh! olding a 25c Parkcycles $19.95 With full tubular frame, bi. cycle spoke wheels. rubber pedals, coaster brake and fen- ders. Mama Cars Baby Walkers with rubber- tired wheels and rubber bump- ers: ivory arid $4 95 > blue Scooters with Ked all-steel Scooters rubber-tired wheels and park- stand $2.95 Basement Gallery A Present tor the Kitchen—Efficient Sellers Cabinets Kleartront No. 42-B Priced "798 @ A Sellers Cabinet of convenient size perfectly suited for the average kitchen—has big, porcel- iron work surface and all of the Sellers 15-cele- brated features. In gray or satin white. No. 42—Oak Finish, $63.50 Klearfront No. 48-B | ae The popular large size Scliers Kiearfront Cabinet, 48 imches Klearfront No. 48-B «..... plaee : : Large size Sellers Kiearfreme | Cabinets in hand-rubbed gold © Cobra-Grain Fitted Cases Boarskin Fitted Cases _ Fancy Grain Leather Fitted Cases Gray or Red Leather Fitted Cases Black Cobra-Grain Fitted Cases > Nickel-Plated Percolators | 90c Mirro Alrminum Tube Cake Pans. $3.15 Mirro Aluminum Roasters. .._.. @ Good quality aluminum = Electric Cookers, complete with aluminum cook- ing utensils; cooks conveniently and satisfactorily. With all the lew en oak eftect. est features. Deterred Payments May Be Lae binete—Seveuth Pieer wide—in gray or satin white ename! .. .10¢ .. $2.49 Rasemest Gallery bwels, scarfs, buffet sets and ntageously Wednesday. An op- Jap Tea Cloths rk- i 45x45-inch size imported stinchet. tubfast: blue and white de- 59c¢ | : 59c Bath Towels dol - Heavy double thread 22% 59 with hemmed ends; pink, Siue or we elie 39c 25c Plisse Crepe Pink. yellow, peac®& Crepe for undergar- ments . sf 15c splendid gifts. Tea Cloths; neatly hem- signs and 44-inch size Bath Towels, border end white cotton Plisse Basement Economy pear PR ae Hy cede Fe LmamnaenStantt Fieer Basement Gallery mt oe PN A a i cee <a reat, maews = CC COIL en a a A a ets a RN Anne TR A TT CR RR TT A A ne ee

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Excellent Values, | Pair .. "= i aE ed eee ee @ Full-fashioned flawlessly wo- ven pure silk chiffon Hose with lisle lined silk tops and soles, In peach, grain, blonde, shadow, champagne, gray and other hues. Hosiery Section—Main Floer Dainty Breakfast Coats ‘Attractively Priced “s¢ we % ; : f; : ? > 4 if = ’ ‘ Ff ‘ ; ; ti Becoming negligee Coats of cut chenille, soft and lustrous, in boudoir tones of pink, orchid, peach or turquoise. Provided with a convenient pocket, and trimmed with dainty lace. Neagtigee Section—Third Fleer » * s Philippine Nightgowns | @ A special purghase of hand- made Gowns of dainty cotton fab- ric—all white, with scalloped necks—round, square or V shaped —and sleeveless or with cap sleeves. lingerie Section—Third Fioor , . . » Are e n Y Priced YY - @ Charming for gifts—because \ they're so new—and so beautifully 17> ¢ > made. Of calf, lizard, suede, alli- : gator, pin seal and other leathers i —many in unusual combination 1 effects. ; Handbage—Matn Tleor f . oe ‘.? HT : i Imported Kid Gloves At a | Newest Modes ua 95 EY @ Charming “Chateau” Gloves of ie selected kidskins, made with the a fancy embroidered short cuffs @ that are so smart—and pique sewn. a. | Many of the popular new street 2. hues. ' Glere Section—Mate Fleer 3 i : + » . : 4 = . at Imported Linen Hdkfs. ‘@ | Priced, ig mecr .... C 2 o ‘@ a. if /) @ Imported Handkerchiefs of if. a") // very fine quality linen, trimmed id oy es “3 - . " a. = meme «With wide Venise lace. Useful ef “ little tokens to please women and : i; S ff ~ misses of particular taste. . = Men's, Women's and Children’s Handker- 4 = chiets in special gift assortments, rang- : —~ ing in price, per box, from S0c to $5.50. Hardiketchiefe—Main Fleer * : _. TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted kt ite i aia as | {ss Knowing Shoppers Wanting the Most Advantageous Choice Come to Our Men’s Furnishing Section for ~ Men’s Gifts That Please @ Here are usable remembrances by the score—things that every man needs and likes to rece1ve— and splendid values—so for those shopping Wednesday, we suggest choice from these groups. Brocaded Robes Specially Purchased $9.95 Men’s handsome brocaded Wool Hose Priced—Pair $1.95 Men’s medium and heavy weight, checked, plaid and striped Hose of many col- ors. All sizes. Other Hose, 350 to $5 Men’s Belts Offered at $2.50 Wide belt, buckle and belt- ogram, with attractively en- ameled initial. In neat gift box. Others, $1 to $10 Pajamas Warm Kinds $2.50 Men’s soft, cotton flannel- Sweaters In Coat Styles $7.95 Wool Shaker Sweaters in | white and plain colors— | Unusual Values at.. ette Pajamas in stripes; | Robes with long shawl collars with big, rolling collar. | with V-neck and frogs. All | of moire; in rich two and Sizes 36 to 46. sizes. three toned colorings—gifts Others, $4.95 to $15 Others, $1.35 to $15 - Men’s Shirts , Men’s Gloves | ! Of Capeskin Separate Collar $1.95 $1.95 7 Imported brown, gray and | Separate-collar = Shirts of | tan capeskin Gloves; self or checked and striped madras black embroidery; all sizes. in many colors. All sizes. Others, $1 to $7.85 Other Shirts, $1.55 to $12.50 Main Fleer ‘s All sizes. that will be really appreciated. Substantial Pre-Holiday Savings for Those Who Select From These Slippers in Wide Variety —All the Kinds Women and | a r atm, ‘ x | 4 -\\ a Wednesday Only—A Special Offering of Our Hard Christmas Candies In Big Glass Jars 3 giass jars @ Exceedingly large variety of practical and elaborately. trimmed Slippers for all boudoir attire—in many colors and black—every pair Black Satin Mules. New “Kozy Komfort” pictured at the left— Opera Shppers with dur- “with rhinestone orna- able elk soles—in cerise ment and red, rose, gold or green lining; pair, $6. , 45C $1.50 ) alue— Sterling Silver Rosaries.....$1.75 to $10 Genuine Amethyst Rosaries... .. $29 Solid Gold Rosaries........... . $325 @ You'll want a lot of these lus- cious crunchy Candies for Christ- mas time, an opportunity to obtain a supply at a decided saving. The sealed Purchase for gifts also. Many shapes, flavors and co!- Fur Coats That Are Exceptional $ were Oe i i uk @ These are really lovely Fur Coats—fashioned with the utmost care as to fashion points and quality—every ome representing a pleasing saving; models of cocoa and natural squirrel, Jap weasel, bronze and platinum caracul, Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), leopard and gray krimmer—the majority trimmed with contrasting pelts. Models for Women and Misses Other Very Desirable Fur Coats Mink Coat of carefully selected Jap Mink Coat, Tuxedo collar skins $2150 OF TG8: 6 i aes .. $595 Natural Squirrel Coat, fox col- Blonde Jap Weasel Coat, fox lar $625 trimmed emai. $550 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Natural Raccoon Coats (sports Coat | $450 models ) | $3750 \ Gray Krimmer Coat, platinum Black Caracu] Coat, squirre/ fox collar $675 trimmed $475 Platinum Caracu!l Coat, blue. fox Beaver Coat (sports model!) of- collar es $550 fered at . SN ase Fa Alaska Seal Coat, mink trimmed, Pony Coat, beaver trimmed, $295 Liy ) $650 Natural Muskrat Coat, beaver ws ly Full-length Mink Coat . $895 collar 7 $250 Feurth Fleer Misses Like to Receive Pocket Companions 59c and 75c pleasing Christmas value. and bive kid; priced, pair, $7.00. . onds. which he never re- 40d a berd of bleeded lire- ‘tr a iong and tertueus tn- ‘tion. which led them to Tor- | Canada Reberts and Pom- rihed the Continental "Ee Co. a @ummy concern. *hich a tetal ef more than’ Liberty bonds was to Fall and a sear i , “ual ?h Scdition. about $2.600.660 tn ‘Y bonds went out of the ‘Y of the company to déesti- es = *cd. although numereus re — sought to connect thal inmediately prior to the € of the Republican National Stien in Chicago tm 1928. Prosecution charges in the. Hc lair | case thet the Con- Trading Co. was organized = who bought and sold ott ‘hetmsetves. in such a man- -€8 to accumulate a turge arti- Profit in the treasury of the Ry. thus making available a| That could be corruptiy es- ‘ the United Stetes with utn Of danger of discewery. _ Bonds Bough: for Fall. urned uD as evidence of the - Sich have never been as-/ Casper, | ; Chrages that the - Liberty braced to Fall were pur- Sut of this fund. h Fall e pot Dome (Wyo.), naval] of] re-| 7% al | iif “A verdict In the case of Fall and; * ee - 7 Geais said to have been!. Company was organized tn % a Soe" ee Pape ~ teh 2 ee. as eigs ‘S eae: Br ak

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Evidence Corruption in Teapot Stronger Than in Elk Hills Deal. —— nnn | WILL BE AVAILABLE s a, ate First Will Be Ar- to Answer Senate ff Correspondent of the Post- 7.—The a yncing a verdict in the Fall- ™ my case, wil) barely subside former Secretary of the In- r Albert B. Fall and Harry F. the oil magnate, will be maicned in the same courtroom, Mm placed on trial on the charge feriminally conspiring to de- i the Government in the lease h Fall gaye Sinclair on the ianot Dome (Wvyo.), naval oj] re- now on trial) Weed with criminal conspiracy Be which Fall gave Doheny on S Elk Hills (Cal.) reserve, is ex- ted shortly before Christmas. he United States Supreme Court ferday declined to review the a writ of error. the same time it declared review the case in which eciair is in contempt of the Unit- pStates Senate for refusing to er questions put to him by 2 Walsh committee in the enal investigation of the oil sen there on Ready for Trial in January. | Prosecutors Owen J. eris and Atlee Pomerene, who pesent the Government in a]) the lima! cases, as well as in the | # SUlts to recover the reserves, | bunced, as soon as they learned | ITALY TO IMPOSE TAX ON BACHELORS, NOT ON SPINSTERS _—_— — ———e ee | New Revenue Will Be Used for Protection of Maternity and Infancy. By the Associated Press. ROME, Dec. 7.—ltaly’s ,bache- lors will have to pay for their freedom from matrimonia! respon- | sibilities after the first of the year. | Her spinsters, however, will not be penalized for their unmarried state. | cabinet, enormous Premier Mussolini’s which handled an 'amount of work yesterday from the creation of 17 new provinces to a report on recent border demon- strations, instituted a tax on bache- lors on the suggestion of the Pre-, in furtherance of his cam- | mier, paign against birth control. The measure, which was ap- proved by the Cabinet as a decree can, 1, | law to become effective 1927, provides an annual tax on a progressive scale for men between the ages of 25 and 65 who are not married. Spinsters, who are excluded from | the penalization of singleh6od be- cause, as the Premier stated, “the failure to contract matrimony of- | ten does not depend on the desires of women.” The money raised by the tax will be used by the national organiza- tion for the protection of mater- nity and infancy, which cares for 30,000 indigent women and 29,000 needy children. Toronto in 1821 by Henry 8S. Osler, an attorney of that city, who be- came president, and the other of- fices were held by clerks in his law office, The Government has evidence that in 1921 A. E. Humphreys, a large Texas oil producer, went to. S 'tically every phase of national life, | election | New York to find a buyer for a large quantity of oil, and that he was met in a room of the Vander- bilt Hotel by Sinclair, H. M. Bldck- mer, president of the Midwest Ol! and Refining Co.; Robert W. Stew- art, chairman of the Board of the Midwest Co.; James O'Neil, presi- dent of the Prairie Oil and Gas Co. and Osler. The Midwest and the Prairie are subsidaries of the Standard Oi] Co. of Indiana. On the assurance of Sinclair that the Continental,.of which Humph- reys had never heard, was finan- | cially responsible, Humphreys con- tinental then contracted to sell this barrels of crude oil at $1.50 a bar- rel. Evidence gn the possession of the prosecution show that the Con- tinental then contracter to sell this oil to the Prairie Oil and Gas and | |}the Sinclair Crude Oi) Purchasing Co., which ig jointly owned by Sin- ; i i be ar- New would immediately f and Sinclair Bhed = nev will first to e contempt case, which they eve can be accomplished in one since the facts are not in con- rsy. If they are successful, Court will issue a citation com: ig Sinclair to answer. In that Mm. the Senate committee prob- will be reconvened to resume inquiry which was stopped Pthan two vears ago by Sin- rs flat refusal to testify further. Dhberts and Pomerene nope to mito action on the Fall-Sinclair Jan. 15. fhile the accusation in each bis that Fall accepted a bribe disposing of a naval reserve to talthy oi] magnate, the charac- fof evidence in the Fall-Sinclair wis vastiv different from that mne Fali-Doheny trial. In the mer, the evidence of corruption, miving the “loan” of $100,000 Mh Fall received from Doheny the little black bag. was turned Poy the Walsh committee. after . lo Seek : i Stronger Case Against Fall. Br 0,000 in cash the Fali-Sinclair case, based the leasing of the great Tea- PDome reserve. near . by far the most significant eice was obtained by Roberts | Pomerene, months after rial investigation was con- dispose | Casper, | the ground that he was a lawyer ‘acting the! for his clients, whose names he re- 'at a price of $1.75 a barrel, which /was a profit of 25 cents a barrel. $2,200,000 Profit on Deal. It will be seen, therefore, that a total profit of $8.333,333 was an- ‘ticipated. The Government con- |tends, however, that deliveries | ceased as soon as a profit of about | $2,200,000 had been accumulated in ithe Continental treasury, and that ithe Continenta! then sold its inter- est in the Humphreys contract to, for | | Prairie and Sinclair Crude | $400,000 and went out of btsiness. |} all records, books and papers being | | destroved. | The profit was deposited in the Dominion Bank of Canada, which ‘was instructed to have its New York agent invest the sum in Lib- erty bonds, and keep them in New York. Of these bonds, the prosecu- ition intends to show that about | | $143,000 were traced directly to Fall's bank account at Pueblo, Colo., and that $90,000 more were traced to the bank account of a relative. This, it alleges, comprised a bribe paid to Fall for leasing Teapot Dome to Sinclair. When Roberts and Pomerene at- tempted to take Osler’s deposition in Toronto, his memory failed, and finally he refused to testify on in a confidential capacity fused to disclose. A hearing was “~ Ail that the Walsh com-| held before Justice Riddle of the e turned up as evidence of the) iption there was the fact that | | ‘and Pomerene | him, he had sTeceived from Sinclair a “loan” and $35,000 in ey bonds. which he never re-| “nd a herd of blooded live- * 7 a long and tortuous in-/| e8'lon, which led them to Tor- | Canada, Roberts and Pom- | ~ “hearthed the Continental. he Co. a dummy concern, | Which a total of more than | 00 in Liberty bonds was! B directly to Fall and a near =2 of Fall. &4dition. about $2.000.000 tn “¥ bonds went out of the -» Of the company to desti- = Which have never been as- bed, although numerous th deals said to have been immediately prior to Rion tn Chicago tn 1920. Prosecution charges in the '‘NClair case that the Con- ‘ themselves, in such a man-| t© accumulate a large arti- = Profit in the treasury of the 1y¥. thus making available a A that could Bought for Fall. ‘Chrages thet the traced to Fall were Sut of this fund. | SOM@pany was organized in pur- ernment ifused to testify. | time, | journey tn South America. the | of the Republican National | who was appointed | while | United States Attorney-General, re- Treading Co. was organised | (0204 the application of “a who bought and sold oil | i the | was reversed, however, in a sting- ing opinion rendered by the Circnit . 'Court of be corruptly ex- | in the United States with | Sun of dange fd | rer of discovery. 7 Ee Crscovery- | not positive whether Blackmer and | O'Neil Liberty Superior Court and he ordered Os- But when Roberts lookeqd around for departed for Africa to hunt for big game. Other Witnesses Gone, Too. They then sought to question Biackmer and O’Ne!l but curiously enough, that they had gone to France. The State De- partment issued “letters rogatory,” empowering an agent of the Gov- to take their depositions in France. When they were called into the French courts, both re- Stewart, mean- on an extended ler to testify. had. sailed None of these men was availabdie oth when the Government's civil suit to =7 ave sought to connect that | recover possession of Teapot Donre was tried at Cheyenne, Wyo., !ast year. Federal Judge Blake Kennedy, to the bench Daugherty was Harry M. and Pomerene for a continuance. and later decided the case against Government. His judgm t Appeais, sitting xt St Louis, last year. Roberts said today that he ws had returned to this *oun- try, but was under the impression they had. Stewart has retrrnea, indignant over published “vgres- tions that he might have traveied found | Roberts | OOO NEW BILLS j ~ AND RESOLUTIONS - BEFORE CONGRESS | These Are Added to 12,000 Carried From Last Sum- mer — First Place to Supply Bills. WHITE PROPOSES NEW RADIO LAW, ‘Dickinson of Iowa Offers. Measure Requiring Pres dent to Spend Vacations West of Mississippi. | By the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, Dec. %-The | principal business before Congress today was the reading of Presi- dent Coolidge’s annual message. ‘{nstead of delivering it in person, jhe arranged to have it presented ‘to the Senate and House by spe- cial messenger and read by the clerks, More than 1000 bills and reso- ijutions already have been added to the “carry over” stock of 12,000 ‘measures left on the calendars at adjournment last July, and the sup- ply probably will be much greater | before the week ends. The short. /sesslon began only yesterday. The new proposals touch prac- including prohibition, icharges, the postal service, cotton |prices, war veterans, banking, ‘taxes, reclamation, radio and the ‘summer vacations of Presidents. Supply Bills First. Few of these are expected to since the Republican legislative pilots are planning to keep. the appropriation bills well to the fore ‘banking and several other measures./ Government, declaring that the accusations were due to slanderous | | joint’ propaganda being carried on in the United States to discredit Mexico. The measures include a ‘resolution by Representative Gal- ‘Iivan (Dem.) of Massachusetts, that put the question of prohibi- ‘tion up to Congress in a manner i\liikely to revive the wet and dry ‘battle on a big scale. It proposes ‘a mationa]l referendum on iquestion: “Should the Congress ithe United States modify the Fed- ‘eral act to enforce the eighteent lamendment so that the same shall ‘not prohibit the manufacture, sale, transportation, {mportation or ex- portation of beverages which are not in fact of the respective states?” The resolution would authorize get immediate attention, however, | mined in accordance with the laws ithe states to conduct the referen- | ' ; i f i 1 ; | } j i i RESIDENT CALLES TELLS WHAT HIS GOVERNMENT IS rn te ae meena eae ee REDS BACK OF CHINESE TURMOIt, TRYING TO DO FOR MEXICO | L aoe SAYS BIRKENHEAD British Secretary for India | Answers Speech of Lloyd George, Which He Cails' | Mischievous. 'MACDONALD WANTS _ CANTON RECOGNIZED Says That Treaties Which Powers Forced on China RUINS OF A CITY fortified city, with a series of huge * MATIO“MAE P. “6b HEXICO State Department’s Charge of Bolshevist Con- trol Is “Slanderous Propaganda,” Designed to Discredit His Country, He Says. —_- | MEXICO CITY, Dec. 7.—President Calles, in a statement made land to push alien property, branch public today, emphatically denied Bolshevism charges against his Asserting that it was unreaspn- | able to believe that Mexico, with-; out a fleet or a conquering army, | lintends to threaten the Panama) | Canal, the President stated that | this | Mexico was fighting to set her ow} of | house.in order rather than to spend | |time spreading exotic philosophios, ' ; ’ intoxicating as deter-/ ' { ; 'dum in 1928, the Federal.Treasury | ‘to reimburse them for its cost. New Radio Measures. Issuance of | ited mew radio broad- | {casting licenses would be prohib- | under a resolution introduced | yesterday by Representative White | (Rep.) of Maine, while Represen- | ‘tative Dickstein { Dem.) of New | | York would give Secretary Hoover | 'full charge over wave lengths and | ‘authority to refuse new licenses un- | til a permanent policy is worked | out ‘to spend his summer /a measure introduced by Represen- tative Dickinson (Rep.) of Iowa, who asked appointment of a com- mission to select qa site The President would be required vacations | west of the Mississippi River under | 20 IMMIGRATION MEASURES , VICAR SEEKS CONVERTS IK TALK OVER GLASS OF BEER ; ’ ' Hudson (Rep.) of Michigan pro- | posed repea! of the exise tax on au- | tomobiles and motor cycles. One Cent Postcards. Chairman Griest of the House Postoffice Committee vesterday of- fered a handful of bills to restore the 1 make changes in posral ‘charges and service. Postmasters would be placed under civil service ‘under a bill by Representative Lehl- bach (Rep.) Representative Tolley -New York proposed an increase in the maximum amount which may pe deposited in postal ac- counts from $2500 favored New. Representative Lankford (Dem.) or Georgia proposed formation of <z Federa! Cotton Corporation, with $500,000,600 capita) stock, author- other savings Ing: cent postal card rate and to} | migration ‘and other countries ¢ ph | beyond her border. The statement said: I already have declared that | my Government is not attempting to inspire itself by foreign theo- ries, Consequently Russia’s po- litical problems are foreign to the Mexican Government, which is carrying out official relations with the soviets similarly to the great European countries for commercial reasons and because the relations between peoples must be based upon a deep re- spect for the opinions of human- kind. My is to uplift the great subdued mass of people, to place them ona! igh- er social level, to.teach them better living. to open schools, to place people on a higher civilization level, to close the deep gulf between the small group of Mexicans acquainted | with comfort and luxury and the | great mass of Mexicans who have | Government's ideal the been exploited by all tyrannies and forgotten by all Governments while in the throes of misery and suffering. That is why I befriend the humble and poor of my country and such a program, which viewed wiltth the least sympathy is deeply Christian, is considered bolshevistic by our gratuitous propagandists. President Calles concluded with the declaration that he preferred the slanderous title of Bolshevist in carrying out this task than to be} called Mexico's savior by ordering the execution of workers, heeding the rich and scorning the prole- ‘tariat or by buying praise with his country’s wealth. President Calles’ statement ob- i'viously is in retore to the charge, | ‘given currency anonymously by As- | ‘sistant Secretary Olds of the State | Department, that a Bolshevist-con- |trolled leadership is being fostered | iin Mexico with the eventual aim of | ‘embracing Central the Panama Canal. press was traced and Post-Dispatch in its issue of Nov. 28. BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—The| Senate Immigrution Committee has | been called by Chairman Johnson to meet Thursday to begin consid- eration of 20 bills, including a measure providing for application of the quota provisions of the im- Mexico, Canada | horth. Cen. | law to itral and South America. of New Jersev, while | (Rep.) of) American Indians born outside the United States would be made eligible to citizenship under another | bill, approved by the Secretary of to $5000. as by Postmaster-General] | ized to fix a minimum price for the | Black bill to Representative Texas offered a staple. (Dem.) of prevent the Secretary of ture from forecasting cotton acre- age in advance, based on intentions to plant. while Wright (Dem.) of Georgia sought repeal of ‘the law providing for semimonthty agriculture reports simultaneously with publication of ginning re- ports. Se are to avoid testifying Osler is in Canada, but there ts no proc2ss for bringing him here, and the law necessity for a change in the immi- Agricul- | |*“‘white persons.” farmers’ | FORD FACTORIES OPEN AGAIN | tory, company ©S i arvain net provide for the taking of for- | eign depositions in criminal cases. Dome Leased April 7, 1922 bv Fall to Sinclair on April 7. 1922 just 19 days before Fall granted Do':eny the first lease on Eikk Hilks ; y* ; ' Rumors of the leasing of Teapot) Dome reached the late Senator La | | Follette, and he passed a resolution ‘through the Senate which resuited in the disclosure that both re- Labor. who. however, suggested clarificatio of the act. The Sec- retary also had informe? the com- mittee that he has no objection to! enactment of a pending measure prohibiting employment by any Government official or department of noncitizens. The ommittee has been notified that the Labor Pegartment sees no to define Hindus as as proposed by | Democret, New gratior law Senator Copelanu, York. DETROIT, Mich... Dec 7.--All departments of the Ford Motor Coa factories resumed work vesterday after a brief shutdown for inven officials announced. The expects to be operating on a full-time schedule be-” fore (Christmas A had serves been leased, Teapot Teapot Dome was secretly leased | Dome in entirety, and Elk Hills In ipart. In -- ’ December | ik the following Kall teased the remainder of Hills to Dohens The civil suits to both reserves are pending before the United States Supreme Court, with recover ‘both verdicts now standing in favor of the Government. (ing | always 'much more willing to fall into a re- ligious discussion over a glass of | ' General By the Associated Press LONDON, Dec. 7.—The Rev. A. W. Barker, vicar of St. Mary Mag- | dalene Church, in a London work- class district, believes in tak- ing the church to the public house and talking conversion over a cas- ual glass of beer. On this account he has become known asthe “Pub- | of which title he | Bishop.” proud licans’ is very “If to church, the only thing I can do is to take the church to them, which I do mearly é€very day in the vear,” says the vicar. “IT have found that people are beer in a public bouse than to any other environment.” The vicar contends that ister may talk religion as a min- wel] in a public house as in @ church. GEN. LEONARD WOOD FILES SUIT TO TEST EXECUTIVE ORDER By the Associated Press. MANILA, Dec. 7.—Governor- Wood's order abolishing the Insular Board of Control] was sent into the Philippine Supreme Court for test of ilegality when he filed suit seeking the oust- ing of three directors of the Na- tional Coal Co., appointed by Man-' ,;uel Quezon and Manue! Roxas, ex- officio members of the original board Wood was the third mem- ber of the old board. the the Governor-Genera! decreed that need longer function. and took over duties himself by executive order. The board had jurisdiction over the Recentiv bourd its ‘directorates of companies in which the Government owns controlling } stock. America and | The source of | ‘the charge, epread with the aid of | three national my parishioners won't come | today | no) Have Outlived Their Usé- fulness. By the Associated Presse, NORTHAMPTON, England, Dec. '7.—Lord Birkenhead, secretary for India, made a vigorous attack here | yesterday on former Premier Lloyd George, who on Dec. 4, at Brad- ford, sa.d “the Chinese are strug- gling for their fundamental rights,” and that the reds were not the real cause of the trouble in China, Lord Birkenhead asserted that Lloyd George’s speech would have a mischievous effect on China, and that Lioyd George’s assertion that | bolshevism was not behind the Cantonese movement was “pro- ‘foundly untrue ” The secretary based his state- ‘ment on information in the hands lof the Foreign Office, and added ithat it was incredible to him that ‘the sources of tnis information ‘were not. equally open to Lloyd George. In his Bradford speech, Lioyd George suggested that certain peo- ple were anxious for war in the Far East. Birkenhead denied em- phatically that anybody in the Government, in Parliament or in the country desired war with China. The Government’s policy, he said, was simply to protect the lives of British citizens and by pacific and ‘persuasive methods to safeguard ‘the great trade and financial in- terests undertaken under the pro- tection of solemn treaties. ' | i MacDonald Urges That Britain Recognize Cantonese. LONDON, Dec. 7.—¥Yormer Pre- mier J. Ramsay MacDonald, the labor leader, has added his voice ‘to that of former Premier David | Lioyd George and the liberal and |} labor press, in opposing the em- | ployment of coercion in China and |advocating an attempt to negotiate with the Cantonese Government. In a statement to the press, 'MacDonald yesterday expressed the opinion that the Government at Canton has reached a point where Great Britain can recognize it. “IT think that the Powers ought frankly to recognize that a new China has been born,” MacDonald } Russia may have in Canton or ‘elsewhere, it occupies a very sec- 'ondary position in the situation we ‘are facing there. | MacDonald contended that the i'treaties imposed on the Chinese Government by foreign govern- ments had outlived their useful- ness and that new agreements on ‘customs and other subjects should | be negotiated with the Cantonese “It would be far better if we could get the signatories of the Washington agreement to act with us. but if they refuse we should ‘act independently,” he said. Under Secretary for Foreign: Af- fairs lLocker-Lampson, answering a question in the House of Com- mons. said he hoped that the Brit. naval guards would be with- 'drawn from the British conces- | sion In Hankow today. lish ' i Book Reveals Hostility of Can- | tonese to British. | By the Associated Prese HANKOW,. Dec. 7.—The “Soct- iety for the Overthrow of the Brit- sponsored by the political bu- the advancing Cantonese reached the organtaztion when army and trade ish.” reau of army, stage today | union heads met here. * The meeting was the result of an ‘undercurrent of antiforeign senti- ‘ment A new book in catechisin ‘form issued to Cantonese officers and noncommissioned soldiers. the contents of which are to be taught to the troops. shows the greatest animus toward Britain aod Japan. ‘Following are some leading ques- ‘tions and answers: “Who are you?” “Soldiers of the people's army fighting for ciples of Sun Yat-Sen.” “Who are your chief eremi Britain and Japan. “Why?” and encourage miilitarists. oppress- ing the people.” “What are your objects?” i“*sreat expioit workers.” at ar ARH ENGINEERS meron” TpPOSE PLAN FOR ese” ALS CANA Temples and Pyramids. MEXICO CITY, Dec. 7.~-Discov- | . ery of ancient ruins, arousing the | Gen. J Says St. Law: hope of archeologists that future | rence River Route Is Preferable to One Across excavations may disclose one of, New York. the most important buried cities of | Mexico, is announced in special dispatches from Oaxaca. ‘Traces. of a city antedating recorded his-| tory have been found by explorers| TRANSPORT RELIEF of the division of archeology of the | FOR WEST IN PLAN Department of Education, near the) village of Quiotepec, State of Oax-| aca. | Preliminary excavations indi- | Unless Deal Can Be Made cate the ruins of a great ancient) ‘ With Canada, He Says, Route Within U. S. Must: walls inclosing what may have| ‘was approved | associations, | said, “and that whatever influence | exposed by the. of bronchitis. has been ordered by was to have been the guest of the Northern Island. ™ oyright ; ' | freedom and the prin- | P | tiated with the sovie’ government es?” | for a concession for a Russian rule | factory “Because they finance) | | “To | recover concessions and drive out; The Colombian Cabinet collectively foreign imperialist capitalists who/| presented ite resignation Brooklyn, been a population of many thou- | sands, and a number of temples and pyramids similar to those used by the Toltecs and Aztecs for hu- man sacrifice. CITY CAN SAVE $250,000 BY AMENDING AN ORDINANCE Board of Public Service Approves Proposed Change in Vandeven- ter Avenue Widening Bill. An amendment to the ordinance for widening Vandeventer avenue between Washington boulevard and Market street from 690 to 80 feet by the Board of Public Service today, whereby only 10 feet instead of 20 would be taken from the property of Shaare Emeth Congregation at Lindell boulevard. The congregation wanted to. be}! reimbursed $270,000 if 20 feet were | taken, because the west wall of the temple would be disturbed. Com- missioners had estimated that 10) feet would require only rearrange- | ment of entrances and steps and /| that this could be done for $22,500 i The city this has elected to take 10! instead of 20 feet, even though the | street would be narrowed [to 70 feet for the depth of the temple prop- | erty. or 213 feet. | LACLEDE CO. WOULD SEPARATE | ITS GAS AND ELECTRIC BUSINESS Files Motions to That End With! the Missouri Public Service Comniission. Three motions, designed to secre gate the electrical business of the Laclede Gas Light Co. from its gar business were filed with the Public Service Commission yesterday The Laclede Gas & Electric Co. the holding company which con trols the gas company. sought per- mission to acquire more than 10 per cent of the stock of the Laclede Power & Light Co.. formed to op erate the electric business The latter company sought forrnally to acquire the electric business and to issue 13,200 shares of common stock to be sold at $10 a shure to provide capital far extensions and improvements. HIGH SEAS NOT AMERICAN SOIL U. S. Court of Appeals So Rules in Ordering Seaman Deported. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Dec. 7.—In Sus- taining deportation proceedings against Niels Peter Claussen, a business agent of the American Seamen’s Union, the United States Circuit Court of Appeals has held that an American ship on the hign seas cannot be considered “Ameri- can soil.” Claussen entered the States tp 1912 and shipped on American vessels unt!) 1918. He pleaded guilty of manslaughter aft- a seamen’s strike in Boston and was accused of mora) turpitude by immigration officials, who asked for his deportation. Claussen maintains his statis of entry dates from 1912. The itmmigration offi cials hold it dates from Claussen's return to Boston in an American ship inp 1918. AMBASSADOR HOUGHTON ILL Attack of Bronchitis Prevents His Visit to Belfast Bazar. By the Associated Press. BELFAST, Dec. 7.—Alanson B Houghton. United States Ambassa- dor to Great Britain, who is gaid to be suffering from a severe attack United his physician not to come to Belfast tomorrow to open a charity bazar. Houghton has written a letter of regret at his inability to be pres- ent and expressing the hope that he wil] be able to come later. The Duchess of Abercorn wil! open the bazar. Houghton was invited by Lady Craig. wife of the Ulster Premier, to open the function. He/, Duke of Abercorn. Governor of Plan $25(.000 Plant in Russia. 1926. the the Press and tzer | j iblishine “os (New York Wor anc Post Dievetch.! BERLIN, Dec 17.—Milton af Rosen. vice president of the Amer- ican Rule (-Aanufacturing Co. of od.Henr, Jerum, a di- rector, have arrived here after five week in Russia. where they nego- The plant would repre- sent capital of about $250,000 and runpiow 200 persons : Cabinet tp Colombie Resigns. ROGOTA. Colombia. Dec. T.— to the President,of the republic last night. _altered the ; ian ardent . which clearing Be Built. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—The Army Engineering Corps has re- fused to yield tn its position that development of the St. Lawrence waterway from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic ig more advisable than the proposed all-American trouve across New York to the Hudson River. Submitting the adverse report of his engineers on the’ all-American route, Major-General Edger Jad- win, chief of the corps yesterday suserted that “it is quite possible trat ultimately both routes will be required, but facts and figures clearly indicate that the 8t. Law- rence route is at present the more economical! investment of the two.” Submission of the report hae not views of Chairmen Dempsey of the House Rivers and Harbors Con mittee, who has been advocate of the all- American route, which would pass through the New York 4istrict he represents in Congress. He contends that the engineers “ignored” the point “that the ali- American route will reduce traffic congestion in years to come and promote domestic trade” and “failed to take into consideration that five-sixths of 8t. Lawrence River water power belongs to Can- ada.” Jadwin eald the question of wa- ter-power expenditures was elimi- nated from the present discussion when it was understood that the St. Lawrence could produce 6,000,000 rydro-electric horsepower when needed, and that this would equa] or exceed in value the cost of de- veloping both waterway and power facilities, The St. Lawrence project, . he said, would cost the United States and Canada jointly. $173,520,000, whereas the Great Lakes-Hudson proposal would cost the United States alone $506.000.000, and the difference from a military stand- point was “not sufficiently great” to warrant the heavy additional ex- penditure involved in the all-Amer- ican plan. The conclusion of the engineers who atudied the projects, he as- serted, was that the St. Lawrence route would “afford better relief for the Middie West and is a better investment for the United States ag a navigation proposition if mutual. ly ee arrangements for {ts construction can be a wate tadean consummated The letter estimated that a 24. foot draft Waterway across New York State would move 16,509.000 tons of freight annually at @ trans- portation cost saving of $22.600.- 000 The annua} charges would aggregate $28.770.000. not includ- ing interest during construction. “As the margin of difference ig comparatively small and might be- come even less, if a very much larger movement of lumber and oi) should develop, it is probable that in the near future from the Great Lakes to the Hud- s0n River could be recommended if the re eliminated the waterway St. Lawrence route were from consideration.” Ladwin said. “The annual savings are more than ample to justify the improvement of the St. lawrence, “If both of the proposed routes were entirely within United States territory, a decision tp favor of the construction of the St. route before the Grear the-Hudson route would be clear cut. Lawrence Is, joint agreement between the United States and Canada, and time will be required to develop the views of the proper executive and legisia- tive officiais of the two countries. lawrence lLakes-to- The improvement of the St. however subject to “Should such an agreement not be desired by both Governments, t will be necessary to construct « channe] for ocean vesseis entirely within States. if we are to give the North- ern Middie-Weat the relief to which the limite of the United t is entitied. It ts quite possible that ultiinately both routes will be reguired, but clearty rence route is for the present the more .conomica!l ipvestment of the two.” facte and figures indicate that the 8t. Law. Steamship Damage: Wharf. SHANGHAI! Dec 1.—The Dollar Line President McKinley crashed into a whart there today while for Hongkeng. overturn- ing and wrecking several junks and sampans It te thought a desen coolies were drowned. The lMner was only slightly damaged, but several pontoons were smashed. : x of the whart : cad ars ectites eeines ~hAtineatiy-as areata Fi anita amsapnei 5eipe etn eNO ST node or lgperse, “nap sites ltl stl re mati tains mipmap eR Senin Peers eh ay Mae Te tins wosnp pina mile pedpeessy0% ‘ ef 1 Peano wins sa oo A het yr thbeyr Amel amas: ~ 4~ " remap ‘ ‘ cae Pane: senate. Soeciae aha sai are aden eat tn aaa vt hh Atti y ort Pacers ye ; ie 4 F " , , RP no yaaa he pe lat si ee Ale, SF yeh ee ite I aR - Bs elite AM ee ae eee F ee ADR vate Te wiht . ~ * Aer 5 am Wee i Sat gs P a ae ee ee pee ore! ce fella (hi EG OS ARE, ETE pms SA a eendnssealvedsareelyyne Ne Ont ee - erry ete 10 Si te OR PON gg EN Ca AR NEE PAY Eat rh ei Nip Rw pease ah ietreia nC eT ae ae - , , ~ “ . . poo vent tga + LAA LOD A a AOI

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PAGE 22 . ST. LOUIS, POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926. ST LOUIS POST- -DISPATCH A ROAD SYSTEM BY 1931. DEALING WITH MEXICO. | a a a a ee CU ey 1: Hugh Stephens, a member of the State Highway Since the exposure of the anti-Mexican propaganda Re , PY fae FES Sars? 5 Re es SE | Founded by oneoagd — LITZER ‘Commission, advocates an additional bond issue of py the State Department. the Mexican controversr. an Si Ue Rie pale ae BEE ay Seog Oe See naa Ar December 12, 18) $100,000.000 to complete the Missouri! road system &8 which promised to be acute before the fact, has fry esis ited % = 3 MES Fereags ; pea | Tae PES ae Pictorial Edit Se So Sa Ras se ia Pebied — soon as possible. He discussed the proposition at fallen into neglect. ay sth the ae ae } | New The Pulitzer P hing Company a i. ; P i : — Teen ee ; ; | - ae etd ‘y a 3 ets ~ Screet length in the Sunday Post-Dispatch. It seems to be hard to determine what Mexico wil aor.) chee | ee ‘$eny x Se 5 ME 5 : *% > Here is the situation as he presented do with regard to the lands of American citizens in Caos i ' | = ee 4 Phy ss > - Si a | age — ¢ ye ae can s6¢ : » ie — 4S i e 2h % . —— a4 : as . ai (mere * , -_ =a 7? and intensification of conm-/| THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | We started out to build a system of 7640 miles with Mexico. When Secretary Kellogg was in despair a Tee pee 3 ne | ye ) | +S “Se : > a Sopra * ‘i Ane +" ss throughout als levels off PEA IO AO AEE I Ee RCH LINA Rn - Twelfth Beuleverd end Unve * « » * gone will | $60,000,000. over the notes of Foreign Minister Saenz, the Mez- | = : re SA EB ee: Ss oe Moet BH Ne | , ' es O60 GNA 4¢) ic : San 3 + - . . + aoe . aad he, oe ; & : . & & ; ae - : o* afta-r *¢ I know that my nat | ‘¢ ave already spent $106,060,000, with w ich We ican Minister at Washington poured oil on the atch BF STF hy sa fae | ste oclety after the” World make no difference in tts care ; hal? 7 iii o : : | Se a : ' neteenth century iil ficht hare completed one-half of the Gystem. bled waters by declaring that Mexico would re ; ST ps aie ie Bes? 9 NT ee ee ) - he nin ’ century had] principles, that it will always "& a ee ; On0. 000 t ay tee wnt : | . a sigue it : oy Oe hae Be neo, sek es - ot xpansive hopes, ang for progress or reform, never tol- It will cost another $106,000,000 to build the unfin- ey valid American titles, and would do nothing bX. 2s Me at Se ong : —- . | imphant sciendel set o> cnet so a aiden, | ished half, or a total of $212,000,000, according to the to dispossess Americans of their property rights. : a ; 3 ae - 5 oe, See e sion progress s fight demagogues * | State Highway Commission's latest estimate, which he wisdom of waiting for a concrete case is thus . . ey — steadill . curve never belong to any party, alway -4)] rin its ort to the Le tur iil — 7 ith : ome “ORSU I~ oppose privileged classes and public | Wiil appéat ad is rep a' aa gisla A —— - emonstr at ted. Mexico possesses in §, Lad » w 4 . | 4 | ; 3 a ia pas é; 2, tne Theil plunderers, never lack sympathy We are now spending $25,000,000 a year, and doin ian nations, sovereign rights which must : ! , on ae Sa oF . 2 seems to lurk im ale “ - Le ~. 4 im _— + = 11] le ~_F @¢h , — R | “ y- ~ 5 ; =y - : : ) with the poor. ego remain a it economically. Next year will see the ast Of tn€ spected. She can destroy the value of property used 3 . 2 ) : — ngman schem was commoniyy eS Se ee Peewee wens, Hover original bond money expended. In 15928 we shall for ) which she thinks detri lt - > ae yerlocked; an . &@ ime when #3 i ’ 46 * ; ‘ ose dad a 4 Timenta t e + ‘ oO. te satisfied with merely printing news; : : eee ' a i iiiiie ca can? sn have about $11,000,009 for construction, including the SE 4 rhe a geners eiween the great cites always he drastically independent; 4 WUE ads . . - . > nave cone under prohibition. “¥ ; ined nations had come to be f 2 4hA Hi = a oiA 8 ? - ? af Os $i 3S ai te canta wT re. never be afraid to attack wrong, | $2,400,000 of Federal aid. 7 : . minent domain, under which : 7 | sardea by the average man of the whether by predatory plutocracy or That means that the present momentum of ¢con- | she ca: op ith compensation. She has ) ob eS “ie crowd as possible only in the fameg . . : 7 tic dreams of oe crank, the} ‘2 t . . il ; . — Aen = - . predatory poverty . ee will be reduced by something more the right to dispossess persons of any nationality who te ts one o ‘ ; | eatastrophe came upon us without] , Aneil 10. a PULITZER. | “ cent. a | ) have obtained titles br preet. We are now rying to a. — Pea a4 —arning. For awhile we were alien pri ee If we maintain the e : iano ie nd Sinclair of oi! roperties which a ); es were mats 1 taboo fraud eS ‘ 2 ol wives as due to the perfidious deed : At ) a single execrable indil] ennai eee Oe gi Rae. ie — 7 hed o + ae hie? 5) ay hie ~ . —s ] iad ’ sete "y # + * é + . oaad tin bs be v - ~! se = stot? My ‘ a subaan ¥ ahha . ge S| it een eet geal y —— . 7 at bs te Phy as bs eal oe Saee r ar Sh ot eK, ORE) PI y rte t ‘Wa en ee Me te er ae ppl Fe er 53 a RD Ce y ote om peed + A ORR ma wre magn iy a m RDA SRR RE Ape Code a a ee rr re PO ses we ceery out sech o program will require & |ana bribery Bape: Seid 4 MME aigns 0! z! ee ee * ~ * 2 ‘ , ‘ a “ ; . : . ae ’ - 7? lon ¢ - ea - Fe 7 ae fad . . - 4 : ’ ‘ 2 . a uh ® , Ons before Armistice! : ' issye of $1 600,000. > ntig ; en . ww : i eae scone in aerunaes Fund. mi > Ca na ® the Eiliwr of the Post-Diapetch @ acop. a | ’ . £9 p | Mexico es Nn rights, i: D , Te a ‘oe. e of our woe lay deeper than the R. J. J. HEITHAUS son y o as long—possibly ionger—to com © system. ; eeping invalidation il ] itie L J ei ee ‘ } , ? ef anr person or clags Ea A : t ~- - abroad. In the mood said in your letter co .@ say 1830-31. iehts r ardilac . b citi ‘ of the titles and 5 oe * : # o.4% : ; f hat: 7s . - . ATL AtIAN ‘ : 3 +> . * _ as Se aed of the 50 OTganiza- WJ is preiera oie. He peeves . 4 —s 2 7 7 ] >a (yi ‘ “= ~*% land honestly and swine _ — +” -_- ? ’ +% a — . oy + . ie : eee ecy ie a aisles . ‘ail = 4 107 Ss ais is . stem ,n - ‘ = S79 - ”" . ’ . — eee . - a4 ‘ s* ‘ lime €nouga to 2¢ dew W e Canaot a " » ¥ = ; , ae ‘. . or . coes ver’ ; ai ss aa Pla blaa > sa , +4 ' ¢} ebeeee » Bhs AON) ) 5 | Pos 3 - *» " * ‘ , ’ as ° : ae re . >. LA bee & ; wi Soe! a % A ' is co mmitred. We cad eTaiiy inter ta Las "©} . LOU i¢€ .- 4 i Ree ery eee ED” ae : . - :, ac alas . x owners O | He htlas °- i we hen a W gful policy is promulgated, but we Va Gis baa 4 . ‘ * os‘ . \ i. ; at mm & 4 a4 a " bad | iiae}? SpeciiiCaiis t , have been allowed to get ist of beneficiaries. = - = =" + . =- * = hm @ a - « . ‘ : If Dr. Heithaus will gg e » name of good roads: the income .© tne Dial ATOTD KR Vises dO &4 8 ; ‘ . ' . , . . : . i . +e t he charity to which he h h objection | fic) which will increase as the system advances ic The administration's ‘ude ds Mey? ae a ehar 1 gee “te = | had become vividly ew ware ef 7 » be verv ad to + a + ‘ ‘ - af z 4k or a " a Z Sw os * 4 a : . € , —s ™ . Se -. > ’ oe 3 — i ~ = 7 ty wen ss . o . . 5 € -_ 4 — - ' ‘ . i T shall g! : ra. 4 , 2 the egreater num der of Lc ~- al ; fs eeenici-r 4 arbermia A, * : x a er -™ ‘ ric ©: Ci ; ii onger thove the reason 1s wh y it is a ¥ : : = i > ‘ . - a. ~* . ‘ el te ‘ “ : ; - | ’ , ’ , : > % ‘4 - ® 4 ~ . * “Sr . . ‘ te r: ‘*ormnmunit ° itt m 003 iTS ithin Loe state bv reason of 0 8 hae. , 7] a! " AY : * : ; : 2 _ . - . _° P32 z *. . = = 3 34 . ti : 80 ocalities. Th Tt) =} : . : * s . uaa’ A’ ak ‘ 2 @1 06 OAD AC ‘ ised ' Z- : eae we iach a “ ~% ¢ Gent: — — ie A : => nad SLOG Mm vod néecessar 5 peeeet i€ie , HIS OLi@bSée agains i) a ‘Xi CAD ‘ ; A . ) ' : ; 3 pee : “ was ’ verywhere, of the Chamber 0% coger asap aga ai | - | : “ : : an % Tis ‘time of History. original conducted cco srding to reasonable st our Toac 2 15 : i te ws Mm Cig. ho i here ify ¢ Was a iLilme len = SO% uG — we It 5 : - : ‘4 e 4 o pie atte an Re A . —_ , ar aa ; ;, ' — _ * a Or, —. - ms : r. -J.5-i9, Was an ame cards of effectiveness; and Bii *' In €iwuer eveui ; ? ta : ‘= good in x o "OT aed fn leaiin . , - «2 "ee : — - . "4 ; , : i Uestiien ‘naiste at} . . ‘ : . > ; ‘ : j ’ ,c — » i , ii a us : rviI ce ' ~ -—*o - n> a. “~ i. 7 ' ‘ - . . o>! . — , c } . — ’ a . , "ecegsary an a Ge sire ble service at ments can he mace i¢ ( : : eee oO arr st in . ' -ior an ' on L . Me = + . f , , - ' , a oe Sg : : : ret ~ a3 ude: “hiow did wes — — = . he oC mim? nit u : . a « . s as » Pa , ; 2 — " . . . % 5 , _ : : . ~s 7 ' . r . pee . viduals in need and to % Oeae* which plan the Highway MM issio prefers oe ¢ =. ES em ee ee Py a ee ea Fh agate wat docs it aim - . 7 . . - 4s > , ' 3 , , a . . - “ : : ; ; Pa. 3 ’ - . . AS A nn has reached : ci tae a si . : - ’ ee ae , , : _ Sy, ~ rr — S rreeR ; ao Fe co fre , Ja aA2cCciieGu a Ci il it ... nny : . ’ es inn The Community : ‘ BEWARE OF i3 = ee oe ere, “s* . ae | . =. ny ee : . . here. he answer—mno legs thea: : . : . > - . ene : m o : rm 2 ry4 4 ne the mic. “ef > ‘ rs . . : : . - - - ~ ; , ; HS ~~ , ; 2 : g eats willing to give f : that he Was : om : — 7 | a Saat, = $ _ = SS e*, - ied | , re of the development of Sa on ' . . —— F . ‘a . wee . - .™ : , _ ~ ‘ Ata . r Wis s a P i ; . 2 ~~" c g , : 4 Pas “Fr > . ‘ ’ “ ; : - “ ast : oe Thar } rite hh? > : — . 1 , , pal" 5 pa — es : a il a re, te ?: ie e#m hers hi . I afr S% . ii ae inti . : ‘ ‘ ltawD e -) ; a = >. Jes : ? Py - ’ % iret ~- age t . ? . judgment. «: : of o es . “ An 7 o s 4 : ' ing of they 20se facts are given charac! peopl that suc is tus Tersona!l pre: ferences as to tno : _ Yak.‘ ae )! ect ani ine rh} 1a Ort > . : a es +42 ' 2 - ; . : ; growing. . ~f » r _ - : >, ~ » ? , - . » = * ; — 7 ” 7 . 5 : —- £ ~ 4 . * ee" r= a "at 4 b 4 y - : , . iit a — i jes whitch individ.wa! s iS; io Su ppor, se S 2 on aaiad ‘ : 4 a . ’ ‘ ae . Es, as GS bbta tia : bree a 4 N ‘ if ; e™ “a a” & ' te a + : =f ' “ - “4 . . . ‘ ‘ : ‘ * A has ) eer er~ ‘ ; 2 3 , - . . ; bin . - a Fol ead . ; . aed . ~ “ - . : . + o ~ 2) 4S L . : . . * : - _ « : _ ‘ + ~ y , - —* ‘ = > : , . : . : - be ae - aro - . . ¢,? ws ~~ + \ 4 ! the Community Fund’s membership ma) aa Ste nha charg: "lolati he prol oe . aey _ tot Zs > 1 : ° — “ ; ; oo Ss ke an nore than te sig-? | lA ~# | , , iB Xi rr 4 ; , . * : - -- . » > ; « , - “7 = + ? ¥ P . be tndteated br designation « , 4 a : re eS Pe SO ee Saar : oe =! ae ae ‘DD essence tt is proepa- . : ‘ : C 4 aa oe © j : i . ’ . 4 a . = , . 7 - & ~~ *% ‘ - . . ° s+ We wi eet ' °. , + or ; ? ° E > . - a* -% . . Be ° , . n J ~~ pe! . " rn «**s = * emount of one’s subscription to an) goes ng . a SS ae : oe i ge gg ea 2 SS a td “4. Ste east is ~ ae seVar ating attack upon or more of these organizacions. ‘ - prefe r y ed i¢ m4 i? a ,% - bh . mo ee ee ce ' oe apt / =. J - of s-* a. = «= Sd S EcMUuUre o 4 ese a Wiarthar ; ee ne mG LOia’ : a Ty: : . Te. Ph ? Rai - —-. C A ; mag Or ead 7 4 ee ; ‘~e i _ . = = a : | 4 we a" . . “~- “Zz “-ois % alués Gn a [den la; | ~- . ae WW " ‘ A \&e Wa Y . ~ A ‘ . . b hte , ™ - a " bee % a “ue . = ; . 4 = = = : at * P ae 7. ‘e.- - a - _. , , \ e ~ ’ . : ' *. m a - : " 6 ° mat ty - 7 ex e reed to be economical. Furth exert upon the minds} ‘ : . + : . -hiph = \ . | ing to CATs. on t “ 11@™M ee ° . aa , a We é Ke Vis > it ‘ , 3 2 77) ‘s mace Th perpet rat & * a Aa Pea Ay eh yin ly nny “y “Re ; Ar A ~s Ce Th cert Se ie tet eee ot . j 7% . . sation sheet is supplied all givers — ha oak iieally for that purpose FELWOOD STRE fered by Mr. Stephens. it may be ackn: ~— - + . . wy >. -—- se = = 2 ‘ ~ - Director, Communit und. persuasive. To be sure. a bond issue of! . ‘ ~ . > * 7 4 « . ‘ ; 4 ‘ tc “ 4 a is a big commitment ix years ago it * id ha - CR ame : 4 : ee ? ’ ; - .*% ; “ . . ' ° » : ™ y ath. ¢ Oe a Ti TAmite been unthinkable. But our experience i mad build- a ss ¢ ee at- , tea a Other states, has broadened our vision "@ can no —— its is | 600 reduction in building permits in =. ie Ss ae se |) OOO! tii] the til) nlucky . vw - - - + 9 . that a: | thik eendibentiy an sieety ts ten stil ‘hlucky \ R of ! OPINI . = at is pew Ca as : “ Sopyrigt 26 : “e in our, characteristic \ Il read in the papers of a $15.00 gust one line of work | : : were quite erond 17 or srehe an ' moe! = ~sa.Gre of the dayy The beds an 7 ~+”* =" ° id : we are having Hoovers ros #3Tre , ‘omerctitian 4 a LTE At DATS appeared if ge at the beg — seats niin mee of Cam & rom| -Dispatc! n wil seg] PRI: ep linge hs mie REPORTING OF HALL-MILLS CASE. COOLIDGE KEEPS THEM GTESSING. THE WORLD GROWS BE — « “ight rears Years the same lack of food che | the u f work iS Sudi¢ for ss Up lis mind, but, ike ~~ d els 2 wal Relshed read systern OCC ee — UME] Vc XN is by JOuUrHess iE Coolidge ways are devious and ind! oT ame streets. Excayv | Pee ee See a job that ? » but lacked th 1 — ) - ~~ roneent ¢! mews center o .e world. ae ae i Wk niet ie oie ? y C " oe oe rench Enc1 "topedists of the : ‘ , @ileu tts. , a . . cS : Tt & try perity.” We ” COU a ks - A ' ’ ‘ ° ‘ of do0.\iars to ‘ab ; ro n . 2 ae .* » y > ~ if ek. XN OQ ~} .y + L& ; rei . . . : . ileal : : - aii ane. nearing on tho plan outlined br Mr. Stenphe1 ST. LOUIS BEAUTIFUL. 3 Ce «1 : | tetas a | ed» in from th: > Murray Crane. wh: on wo! nt paleo MEEPOUrgeois rer againagt these said employers adv ne: WOMEN JURORS. tion of that already lovely s7 ntran Yor-, Theodore Dreiser needed for the dere: iways sent : to tell O ere, . sagen ‘ip—not make workers wl their ods. | _——_ - o cant — - — — ; ee ae . ment « his Monumenta. nove Lm Amer fe@1] colle . Mas ntiemen, Will yo — ae A CONTRACTOR Tee ae ee eee i : : 2k pover oT Ter es we Ope -ers have not beet 3 ee ) ma shovel all through the epee °°?” tt the ezageeratediy League of Women Voters will sponsor sz 2fasutre > Another potentially magnificent | of lace in a oe a ete oxy , sib » take been et : ~. — SS subdt! nm : 6. 400! a " . a vain hone fo: _ Br ateriass ° Persuasions now tif ret} : t- a, > o ™. the Editor of the Past -Die; ss .O OOlalnD o 5 ow , — times amusing oun ~*~ aoes not seem ey LOR RP at IO ae Sear te a J : we one hy ~ ~ tA kn ac; ' - . : . , ' ac OY f ; , . - - , > 7 , . : _ ° ae - | ; 4 - " Louis pub lic 4 : i. wi at rt r? Ls , : } a? ‘ 4 ; a hake f. hela ied * . aati - Be. ‘ S @ on . Fe - . ' — ‘ ‘ > . a » - ° : . ee es . . . : ; ; f. . ’ ‘ ‘ ; ei srerusieni>eateetielbneteniamneapveanr meee -— rererous praise the services Tuici Lis . it te. t he mtire acimini ‘ratiny +f “iminal 7: fillin tatinne , — . , ‘ Ore alt @ RO GIVO Mas ria ca ; ‘ . oe i | a S Ua. me” % " *- 71 a . 2 _ ‘ . ereat daily has renaered ta . . oa ®, adeciared JU ~ . ’ untr ~ A . fim re cy ‘ . a? shite a : a — -_ ~ we | ; Pe ee . 7 yo : “_— . State, in country ana, at um : preme our. of Uf: me oO . ata > ee ae Re . ide P.. +. a ’ 7 arc - worid. | is hard to cali any journ i “the cerye on turies i. , . : ‘ a4 44 2 es i : se : ad / — i > ei essnpscieege i . | il Re Heid in Trust for Widow e we: a at 5 m . ae : 3 ane” Sota ih elated Stas Seda ale: Sarr eK ute abe , Sis, De gE et ot ah Pages AE it ge gd hg pete Pe seatiner Seems ; De a ha : - ora particular violin- S$ provea @ oenéil ae Se , b. i eae ' rh oT = ¢ oO-eny t} > : ¥ \ “ . & : . : ~ Ae — “ “ - 2 4 a L * 7 ~ - = * ’ > 3 = m4 . he L ' . » . T+ ‘ Z , ™ ; ’ ’ * . “= ¢ 5 7 “ aaa riter’s opinion - a -~ - rot inaugur " : : — > a, 4 i r i Pie g 4 " > . - > a pt a * —_~ . " ja - : mes i. ot f “ » i» s ae i. , *, 4 ‘on the - - - 2 . . + \ aad ~ ; ‘ " is . ] * ~ ~e . BRG &£fain ey. Ss. > : OD |e C = . " 3 mn? = |. : @ t - i ' _ : . . : al] Dis ided « t : x Amen = iv : A € i a t 23 5 £| women are just as fitted for the dutr «ania heave } bc a GE Cees , J oS ea : : we Le sehen iad : sania : ee ) ' i ES at Her- Death P } i na : proposition. stun yr? : . . Ape! is és were uUran 7 ‘ Ol JT : rea? © 'petead ate. ce _ a " a x ace urally. = — ; mop y vaiued et si71 644.665 dies eee sire Cie 0 ea a: ' : { paper im if sanggetega : listening to oe ‘cence } r P 7 - ; ~ ™ . a > +. &*. ee @ Be ay ita a4 *% : t : . 4 4 i . ‘ : i i. a. ~ * - °*% A b = Good: reader, pre tha ntes ir choice wou > been Aimee Look needs fewer rulers and ir an inventory of the es-@ “ —_ ee - ° +3... . — } _." eS a = Tore @#Mmi oui . t P| i. e ; . A ew. iT : ’ | @: - - “ah c . - - » E Ans % . . C ' OOK ee ws Sov) of the 4, etmen? 4 gz .- af ’ - ? + > a2» »4 ea c Yo as ;¢ I ai . 4 . " i —* ta © ) . 90 it : ‘ x hite House Pe . oe Ss a 04 - , — " jncidents from her Kperience i ¥ it at he . Bae | bee / ‘7 ’ , Bh @ . - - ' nee ae : -_ Waits COM pas at mace - j 7 T ; SHAW AND TOBACCO. ; : riaitizit 2 ‘he i era : ; ei ; b, . 2 J ee : . ‘a a # ; : 4 Carien f~ "4 according te ; : —— ta wall “ : ~ : . r . z ~~ ‘ted ? : 1 nar tr & hich Pe. - . : é ; | Parry Ws oe § 2 heart disease af n of the Se ® rd Pool, Me He am - . ~—+ _ lose } SAT O4 on ; } , / el uage ,OTEeER: . ‘ a A? ta eee eo : .>} : os " ied see : ; pe . ; i. ‘ . a . I « — . : : 7 - s » oo " yt as on en el a { : . ‘eG. h.& wh A as . n « *- , 24 As _ - ' . . —_ , Tv — ’ ™ ~ . . . =~ o “OO euOir | OLS Sas 2S at's i. LnenvTe was iinet, THE FEDERAL CHICKEN INSPECTOR nielligent «a “IST f stag We are hearing much from Washington t noe o wi ow 4 , fine Tv ; } Bu z et. atute j . : ‘ ; ; ; it ' : : : é as é * _ ’ ‘ . en ee ee eee TTR Tt) , ' ‘ etligernc 2 ry e . . , LAX cut, sucnr ; na iroposed | Lie emo ‘ oat > ines. £ “i » eV | , . 4 hee. , = ’ a re S u ~ars ¢ ; 2¢ Ma ™ Vas on ome urclo an- Allie me t . a : al a qeficit e } iy j ° pon ‘ — f . , e . o ™ a. = — sa : -_ . + 3 ; e . f wares ’ . ~~ . - ‘ ; : $ ; P ‘ ’ : We : ur’ —— digraes Se —_ * an>.y wilt heceme the heme ome wea kK rreeeee" for ineta: + a 7 ' : ee . . \ ‘ ea . f yi Y r¢ = r : iy ? ‘ ¢ . ww oP : : b » a e2° oe Ge 8 é* - mevennnen a tert = - — —— r- - —+- ~ - ; : - o% &utomoObilé ciuh. . . . Ls nr . o ? Py eae * rs . ’ . " that the book-reviewin ould he tm- — ees rimen reacy Havin one generatior . 7 G . " > ™ = — as oe SP’ « -* » era upon and the edite ‘tude tstituted such a ser wr, insteac al it selfishness that he should 1 mind ssi; GIVING THE BOOTLEGGER THE BOOT Repub! : ‘ ; Redal, ‘ : 1k ‘ 548 ‘ ttf ‘ Sahat i . TS « shdic ed Va as ext . . —_- + al ai oe ~-* ‘ 3 Za * 4 — mr: * ” ~~ omen _« Ath ' +3 Pa ™ . e * s te . , sib + ¢ 7 . hohe | | hare —_— . , ’ . aa’ — os , ¥ = = A. F +. aul is ‘ _ a . Be - ‘? is report ‘od te hare = , , . baa i ae a * i. : ‘ aa ' : : ry SJ .Ahi . a3 : : : aise sige seca di _ . ¥ ™ by ae ; ‘ ; " 4 ‘ 7 > ~ ; o3 ° - ? — the 4:48 » ‘ . ; as . - a ‘ ant A* hetween £78 £896 rro sibiti Pa ous “ an : — » 5 . ¥« . — . ™ : ' : ; sha CQUuSsi i CC UCERLIO! &0 GU ix ve Tarrmilias ‘Tat hy ¢ ; en? ; $e L ~&aneione * a ’ m profound cogitation,. our good : chicken inenector eo : : MLS sa > fan. , aed ims Pecrvel re iS iis .#e not in . | a ha ar ha ~ : -, . — ile % ‘ * : ’ . tee — ae . 4 Go) hese , 2 Bi : 7” " ne 7 ‘ . & . 4 i " . ‘ “ - —-. ———— . e 4 > » oe : ‘ ; : ‘ P oe . ; ; bos) = “4 : . - , —_ j _ ———- — “« #ee ' ‘3 tA. a .? > 7 »? a 3 4 ~ ~ oie _ ws 7 1 & 4 Proapering mightily tn the face at i at on | ia : ‘ l€@ good mh nt epprec Be | | + ee PRO ig Py ADRS: MANE Leg 9! pa 2 pet Ate, a _— ” * * - be ‘4 4 ~ ndependent at homest editorial policy ‘8* PUrcaaser in am increased pr | + ; and n . | : ‘ ; we | rt cate : a : -s ag ; vt 4 : : | “* h o- 3) th r ot ’ “ c bet . * fy : So " } ot me ; _ -i & yk Am g . — : . : c : s* ony a : . ‘ - oy 7 Jorn Tern 4 ye +? -? = } ‘a oe - 4 +h " a ~ _ bn tn . oF, Perhaps oecause of K, the | is 3 the Federal chicken inspector Standing refutation o ‘tateme: Ox ~ . ) 2 ie enfotrn and prestitn their great eal) the New York Bureau of Economics of the Federa! hes ine j tutions both cond nD u gh 9 Tn bta— roads ~ '. “ter a = & ’ af | go 9 fren : : . " " —_ ; #3 ” q r ; ' pert hy > ‘ tr % : " . ee. a ) 3 : C : c ’ Depar tmen'! Agriculture th ere ne ee : . nee tional freed me | Ora BAnY 5 rm eZ Ch TWAT itnt +onre . ?* ‘ ig , sae 4 Ra’ ing ron. bal . ¢ _" wwe » . ; “age ation . @ . i . . . os a- . ss © 4 O26 ‘2 , 4 ~ iy ri . r+ ‘ohalaber © oer bo a an e —_" ‘ = " 4 5 ant ‘4 . ie ;. T'0f if* BOMics i ope: > ee re i era te > aLiOm 4 Sveroping tecrrice (Arn ees a , : psf a3 a - . engevits and re t+ ron linged ; . his appreciation rise ahove erers possihbie ard cenditierns urde- wir? the «> “ — mtatr — Cour: * ; 7 t} ‘ d . PP ; :% is “ °é - : ‘ : Lé Z ; : ioirter 7 : * , 2¢ 4 ur world must & cs th r tame, * = nm “heer + Tt ‘ i fcera i eek 2 2 > Fe: + & ws “ 2 iwi Za Pe ss J . ' iain i : ere and .,. R + i | c divided the buik of his fortune between work week can ¢o into effect and ushe fr ~~" ae . : mame Wty Pal a! perry. ’ re ry 7 $ ‘ : » - Rhee 4 ‘ ons : x : m ital . “ : . , - . - s ' - - . ; — pons 4 P i? rr: } : te 7; la & f «2 ; ’ Re i¢ ‘ : : : ~~) at wae a bi r o ., ane at ry per a ~ which chia worke =p! Fina : 7 i= a, ‘Zeer under. ge Cape '. ¥ —s - x 3 ‘ iz s* eee Mailer eT? ! . tad ee 1 . theowrr asunder pi. U— “loo 4: aul a i ~ —" ‘ ~ +» ‘ ‘i ’ ou Pa : ud c ha be. r: 4 rEE?. eS Sa. rea ik a i laswmete . ben cg 2 nalts ; be ; “re $e “Aa rren* CPP ont les fre Li ; | ee scomeinnihiedi . : = and service bot b as workers and es stthenin : | hy il -ermainm a bow? & | ) HOGARTH = : WSiel6—Patning reaas wet, 4

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ae) f ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 ___ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— cuiiniiile * 2 ——————_——— eatin ee NEES SS EUS RIES? 9 eh REE i “ha © = —— | dave. Last C ‘ , will FE ; sh «.. Me- 'Tavenner, Mrs. George R. Throo, W, F REICHHOLOT, 40 YEARS | oe e Rg se fd B map esarrey Bons by i 1 S| am a bc . | a Carlos G. Tredway, Mra. Harry len «, Jb rhaaeee gon einrgsinigh Kale 2», Mrs. George 5S. ! haa, | _ bO) ff Making Many Books” POST-DISPATCH -EMPLOYE, DIES | S O CI I A L AC TT I V I T I F S | yemiey, oe nnright nob agye- nag John . “Morrison. Mrs. B. Wallace, Mra. Rolla Wells, Mra. sehen and Mrs. Hattersley wil! reside at . , > WH - — , Wilson, and Miss Maui« JOHN G. NEIHARDT Assista ‘orenu Mailing Hotel Chase. George B. Parks, Mrs. Ida Pauley, Newton R. . N AMARD IT Assistant Foreman of Mailing seis ° L.. Eoff, Mrs. Edith M. Fenton, Miss % EE ; ‘ f ¢¢ ~ , rf { — 4 : , @ co ee Room Succumbs at Colorado | WO attractive visitors, Miss | TO MAKE DEBUT y aM Hert x Mrs. Paul R. Rider, Mrs. Sidney Mi Saran | r | I | lizabet) ake and her cousin, ir. and Mrs. Herbert W. Cost - es : } fold and ss ' (» gC | Ed t f W ’ - Springs. Elizabeth Drake and he ie ie apleizn, Nellie Griswok | : New ictorial . I 10m 0 Ci S ut Ine se sees ‘iiss Helen Farnam both of BBE a corer popes 5S Ce Oe Re a ay of 56533 Cabanne avenue will make Schwab, Mrs. Alfred 1. ona - _—s , William F. Reichholdt, 61 years a 1 | Diewidin'! Seta: tal Pee, | their home in Chicago. Mr. Cost; "8: Luther E, Smith, Mrs, bugen® —— : > wec j , ilicago, will arrive Friday to take ie ro 0 he: as 10k back now we can see .. sha}] Vv ope & . % . oial, assistant ts man f the ost- = i_ . 44d e ef ’ ail ‘ ieee j ; i ’ “y he : Was a Silt iden widen- rad ies * oie icisqung 7 ae head with Dj) Sj teh ; r ; cela ss @ i lied SUN- par in the debutante festivities for ee. ee ae Ween made director and man- " that tnere “ae * radically different world views. Och DAS aoe, oer oS a few days. Miss Drake. will be: | pe 3 “ea azer of the Uptown Conservatory intens: ification of con- % day > ere’ Trees ‘olora- . : ing and Ny ae : in the ] ripnt rs Hom » ( we ) eee vay “t ( . Mise Meariorie Nic d of Music there and has assumed. sciousness ocenoe ane World, A ST ONISHING as werethe three “° Springs, Cojo., after an illness (OC BlU™’ Oh hter f Mr. and Mrs ee 7am: charge of his duties. Mrs. Cost TA Selection of the Best New Books| ciety ter e orld | , , pawavnt Gs sa sanach |ringhaus. daugnter of Mr. and sires. , See ge % en . mesern societs © earlier versions of this work, %! S¢veral months, from stomaca oq F x | siren will depart in tk i mee : } ; ni! f D # ‘ ene iearir } c of 4 Or Y Jd ‘ _ ii par n tne Spr ng. War. The TN) imete TL! i “hopes, iad the latest one ‘a more 80 It ulcers. He had bee n in the employ La 2 Ni] los ae “¢ Lis : y ti n ceiving ° aaa “a ea ie ee pa : ‘ : Di nsive i 1a ; ‘ } SQ. ° ‘ 1d y i ye In the rece r : o, : AGS, 2 ‘ ; F geen one of expanst Opes, aNd! seemed scarcely possible that the |°f the Post-Dispatch nearly : i saity at the | ae : ' ee : Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Ring of ALL THESE BOOKS ARE FULLY ILLUSTRATED = vy the light gp river-like flow of narrative in the years, having gone to wor rk for this | = . Countr Chu) i th at eve : . 4 #4 Arundel place have as_ their ee ed pci 4 eto vision progress 6s ~ Si gaeii jallis eallaceae ahar hssniiinsshiaiile | uis Country ©rup War ) Ti) ; iy , 1? i? » Ba Ti 1] » o j ; ; ’ f é : on ae ; week _rT? | »? a6 ’ ? were able cede alCuracy in that respect. Mi | morrow morning. 1} Mie fo orn 8 ‘ s ow? ‘ . si oft Rernard Shaw's . Arimse and *he - Inger Johanne’s S$ Lively Doings By CRISON ROBBINS ° . a . Sn ; e las : it} feut accuracy ov two 1926. : h .¥ us in If oO ier + . = gisters and : . : pee “Ty 2 7 3) are expained a * ‘ in the fan- a) in the earlier \ ersions. Er: ! : om Sunday h isitiny webe Om eg | ae came a. Club of St. Louis. (overs will be pages of inate ne description of the sayer OO LOA LIE ? —CuUd li rVeé} Oo pe given by : (fat Ribauit con: *s warning. For ssnfmes we : : ; | | | ) t | , Z | : “ ; sg 4 " . ee 4 € ‘?, vr oo "* ret «a to explain it convincingly to our- new material has been added, es- | funeral] iot beer Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McDonald of é acigee | Man,’ to be given by the Little The- Translated from the Norwegian of ’ . > ,e F, : °W I * 7 ’ I, Niedrinzhaus of 29 Portlan@ pente: Mrs. Henry 8. Caulfieid, toys, told in 2° manmer that cannot heip «lil Clifford ut i joy | to tp young reader All h Ye “ iu no doubtful way the u: lyins LONDON, Dec. if the|go to Chica + Miss Drake's de- a ’ : aay, SEEM. CRED listener. Price, $1.59 Sportcraft for the ear . - Fr liusionment LOLIOW ERA fF lite a . - ; . - . . . :; ' at choise disi! Se ae iterature of irious natic ued at $125,009. Mrs. Jackson Johnson of 45 Port- book of |happy children and thei ; y youre Price retter eeaeamans tite aaliaerincmasmatiion oe oettacati caine ee nantah as semen ae Shoe EY Sohne ewe , . a i eh j good: for there grew up a dinner dance at the St. Louis'H. Farr, Mrs. Edward Flad, Mre. Ways to hts y Makin aoe ae o~ ets att » +} > = » 7 2 — : ih ™ , general conviction that the world Club Priiiay night. int Garrison, Mrs. George Gell- dio tie ae oa Family ” Bs ALE R. \ aN HO e ) si nr ug ‘somal iy was the logical result of a| ae ee oe eepresented in cer ue nictuven “Sha Mien Meee . ; Hert | rragedy was the logical result of a. |, ind aa OME PICETES, Se oe Leeaitese 8 ae ere pa, Oe Vee 9 et arn es horn, Mrs. Herbert 8. Hadley, Mrs. means YOrans i silerature ina ean inti . mr Invitations were received yester- ; By DOROTHY LYMAN LEETCH an ing fon with it after i¢ ie made purpose of the work: he cultur ate John Singe + . “~ *-s ] . inge wie SE 9 ~ > , . 5 al a ¢ | social Sc rit F Lid ‘> ‘ ; - | : * inns aie sent teases. , 4 . a * | aes — e _o 3 . 2 . + h " ~~ “ * “+ a Lbiee . s . ; . this — Bil Oletarian chor s. | canv; . | lub, Sunday, Dec. 26, in honor of Church for several years. Mrs. Robert, Mrs. McKit changed the city to New York he Brown Castle s . 4 . 2 ‘ } ee ‘ alg aa i‘ : ; ii . on »} Tan ‘ * a F - " ” -—* | r Homer, for instance,fis presented a : OK ¢ ss Anne Kennard Wallace, debu- Be iia trick Jones, Mrs. Clay E. Jor- P By REBECCA RICF aught. ; ; e c 4 ms ' . .' ut ‘ ; \ ; if a e i . ae ’ - +t. 4 7 * ~ . a. 9 ~ - t. = | ‘ ** v. art? ° ; not without a touch of ulari’ mh, 4 5 a tant daughter fr. and MOirs. Mrs. Lelia hopin Hattersley, ATi, Mrs. Walte J Knignat, Cres S rite the Silver K ight The e ah, — bes *e . 7 2 ° +. Abus Lich + ~ ; ad A iJ . } . i or . .. = ‘ 7? 7 c +¢ Ld 4 hs f ‘ . : he W | sudden! ly rene, and oe hunge r for believes the classica!] SC moia? t , \ 4 Ul > } a is Iie .Y eo wa . —e - : : : _« . i itt nconscious! y grasp and retain while The dover ay a4 . ‘ 44 4 4 i oe ‘ : : " a ee ¢ . _ = ° se —- - ¢ 3 ractica y ; lersta noinge 7 f the been . spiffing”’ Dot! h tnen Selves conseaq Uente oft » @, a ier . . : - / sonia hei ng the migh*} deeds a , ce$2.0 sis y 4 LAUDE M FUESS , a pracu' UnGerstancing o ss , . “eCres ) Cg : Seine 5 aS SCRE Vite ‘ieee : cy of the transformation of 6 ta lic LU A or > bid a : ro’ to The cele} A weakling becomes | number c 2 ivate rallerie Miss Aiice xe laugiite!: 2 a lent at Andover. 4 Wells’ Outl: ne of History, original- tai 2 ( e Kh slknguage 1 18 to i 1 Mrs. »bert : : el S 7 On Land and Sea With Caesar ' ul fellows’ e rb “a ir Bike peas cating ot Mitory. orignal | Sis, ciice the notcen caused | KIRKWOOD TO VOTE DEC. | ePherson avenue, will have h Ai {ak - i eam bh : a gy ees indif i in : as 6 “eee Sy ere As a arnts 4, eo - Ty O/ 3 a ¢j riling wiht) vee! based on | oe ee | » world- mu‘ idle Was ey ervwhere. Re Fe ~~ i Ls © ro aggeseslnggg LA ‘eee ss I es OR i He as er Bu st qi ae ris as | [ \ f 4) } j Sius Caesar's campaigns. This 0c oe That Ren’ ‘Awas ide: How did ; h water system. nee ON PUBLIC LIBRARY TAX > holida ys Miss ; r) ith rf to Beefsteak! | & , i y ‘ g ves liv ing fo st to Caesar sod / 7 an The By LOLA PIPER CE y hi story. ] T bec jora and Jane find a mysterious ee - oa ee wm yhose acti [Afluenca ,e Institation ad he : “ ee “Tmean and M we go fron meee Drestowes iOtluen 7 “eR 4 9 , Founded =e Years Miss Christine Jones visited last f | / Pp trici ar the Other Girls | e¢ode letter in the house which provides ; e Th answer—no less } world was wreater and longer Ago Seeks upport to Maintain summer AS tan’ taxte mm 1 ‘ ; | a 1a | them with many interesting times They v4 . . . it at ian 7h O TD rin @ . - mh . 4 ~sei : tf . bb . mir 4 L iz i many . - mire in our cosmos from nebulous! poet who has ever lived, ‘t @Bi A special election has been: where she is ] : same old pota- : | camp where many problems are solved by hatter to the first meeting of th with ig! remark and he called in Kirkwood for Saturday. | Heat! 211 (3 Min 7, a pee toes, why not try | = 4 Cs a YY ber common sense and goodness of deart. | ~ When | Was 4 Girt in Sweden , ‘ . . — het A + «7 AppDiaUuse irom ie ID ny! ; ys ne r] ‘fT { we | 1 where af .. 8 OES QOeS if Bii mee” s Li tial Atianta. yee “ i Tn JJi18S FiOkie anda ~ FE 7) sie +4 - ‘ , a. : +}, rome Fe , sit Wee teats . Fe. j i j Price, $1.50 ee “an | te he aa - +4, On the question of a one-/ Virginia viviano Real Egg /) ‘ | | ALP | By ANNA-MIA MERTZMAN t ristically pro! “jan answe? y as ne of th many “splendic } half mill tax to support th sublic oe N oo d I es with iy, 7a = = A 14 ~The Happy Thought Story Book Sweden means much to America, ard keeping with the new spirit that] sincerities of the Augustan age.’ library. This library has been i ee ee re eee Li a ee —r ) ) od gy BERTHA M. HAL! we be to kee Se ee % f » isd Aa ‘ Aan ‘ ii hi ee hy 18 e 7 “ Lan 99 . mts Ee ie ‘ i f : ; ; re , A. r 5 : " ‘ was aoread ind growing. he su existence for.two yes ae hee CO OF ." 5630 ED eden begs whether fried a JA ‘ | »s full of action, hum nd peti males that thrifty and sable Pree. $1 M mess of the rark hy . 7? (OUTS) nough. when —_ tofore has been ion Saath te ea ne holidays, Y nclude Miss 2 na } or broiled. it’s / feo ae ct ‘ « ‘ | 1 } » a” Po* | ew showed to s8.i aoout here, even a pure in ~*~, 4 ¢ en : t! ing Ci rcumstavice 5. Price. $1.29 f course Sap ‘an’t. . ote - “e i ‘nN @epace in th Sty : ree Js el spel ae 9 a : 4 lod glassene bags. Py Z ' ' For Sale VW herever Books AY r€ So! d ¢ J = + x ~ pt , »% , * daughter - wir’. Irs. Je \ a MG ep BET By AMY Bw Ole” Trire? rp .f } i a Te} . sxe aciA ° Ln ‘ | SLi ui 4ik f oO - . i paragray i. Y* 4 F -_oee ss. AaS8id 3 WY Li le TO | for a Cry lection a a von? os : x eee : " rer: ‘ |e it ry “y wy me ird of Avon i coOMMmMenc , [ ' organize ' Rap a , hei Bg , * O , , a4 : ’ , ‘ , aii . a ee Pes } Li >? * reader as being “a man It has been conducted by the li-| were cicces tte pee nae =» LOTHROP, LEE & SHEPARD CO., Boston with little Latin and less : ‘ary com mittee with ll oe te © of Thames | Galt ‘is sa -aror ° | —_ re . as as . i iL Bi fitvii Wis “ P. ) ape. F e eS x” (ike you and me-:), ae as the chairman. The 1i daughter of : le LAU at ‘ - . - — ne 6 — NU T 3 | cans with t) w social @t- | his “richest, subtiest passages . brary’s needs have expanded to t} Me offitt of 48 K ngs- ake > . os - - ” al oa ic n ? . — . in * > s , 7 oa cae sin ‘4 ne sat 13° now revealed | grawn from homely and ev |; point at which a@ tax to suppc lace; Miss Wilhelmina Hc ‘ . } 4 ; wwii ilh tlrmina We PTISTIC | ear 13 %e ”* rut they aren't. ny is considered nece a oie ae oa velonediste of the nant annear® a mds. i lovely? They can if the steam shovel @ eT oe | AOL BPPORe alu f $79 480 = . exposed to public gaze while the digg’ ~*~ irTy 002 :, ; 2 ft peg | Regis apartments gave a theate: Poe o. . «4 : 3 u “ is , Ol ct | i 9 : : : ; i , - LIL© estate of JT’. arty le st Y orb) + 5 mriorir was going on Another excavation is@® . Rg a oe one so. : gta parts _— ight, honoring ing started at Thirteenth and Olive. — oT 2 “crus ie si — _ —— : : ; 4asGrens | niece, Miss kKilizabeth Scudder, > ’ _i Ae , - * ey Te sid ‘ ~ . qgaugnovier of Charles L. Scudder. of y PSse4nr) ati ie } 1p : * ade ; nr+oar 13% > me og ’ ( } : J kee * >) . . 7 Public. Gentlemen, ll you let us see entation ¢ ‘ weil SiC _ +a enceacatitiaiast ie “oom 0) McPherson avenue. The. ® — > 2 : °s ti g : € eniz ; ii " ; * ‘ 1} : : : . - - ~a¢ 7} . . . pert 4 7 Gb * na m i ' . nen * A *,; } . _ steam shovel all through the operaluion® ; Suir, , stoic ) , eatarday guests, in addition to the debu- ; ; te 11a yy Tpaar ++ ; } . .° —— oy) 7 oe : f Tea ep AN +e . i, west Lik i a ’ \ i le } . " ; . good to Prue v leave the FU . ‘ ead at is i wh : Li J fet | i i ae’ « 4 ine : ; % = Mig ; rje Niedring) 4 1) ? Miss Gert mire « evervo? Fer TY ee . Por Ix eT a A i ¢ mse PY s ‘TA iN} fefense {>| I a+ ic, re Ute ’ . pede , ‘ ‘ . . make A daily : sid ; . . as ‘ ia ) i end - : i . "] ee ait in And \ ang i hs . : re dali : waa C ‘ - 7 : . 2 : / ri ¢ i udor of Bosto: cle : ' nom PVM ¢ : ‘ adi J 2 — ms 7 ; * . : ‘2 ’ \i iss * There is a lovely excavation at ~ * ; - . . 2 ; : . _. . ee 1? ot e { i ; ; raterialistic persuasion ov iv this e nt Ciass Wil: Gdeve.op =. . Js worn , , do we nurse ain hope for something = Aetelencgan oe ses asegssneslten cape ae iyo F a ia i eh ante, were Miss Martha Love. Miss e@ t¢ fmunderstand ® sort of world > as al other dominant ciasses ha roperty x lin - ily boarded fence. Posts with stringers ~ s both Regiptese Mi an toteed i Af = ‘eee ) ioe ' Kennard . : — + ‘ : - ae va : . » 7 = ; _ . 7. > . | f ‘ a At . dd te a aids = >" sas i ‘ 4 i AS ci 4 ” them will dO &@S Well and not interrupts for SS SB PAAEESS 0} De cer ns : er. Ris} ’ | al bh Aller é : ae | . se i crams : 7 if *@ je . 3 ee ’ r.. - ch & Lis . sae view. Let this be the excavation une : it oth uilines of Histor) | going wh a } igi : _ : sis pemte . itil ale t Luke's Hoenit : land we will deliver a speech when the Se ee == . slat te hia Oak A shown how much of the fund } ‘© ie . sa fer stone is laid TESTATE OF = COOK JR. BODENHEIMER, THE BOOSTER, iE made up previously. The ramt JF Robert, HISTORY REPEATS. , / IS VALUED AT $171, 644 FL ECTED MAYOR ll ee Rientt Weve! . _ bi» - A ane : ] Some cackling geese saved ancient Re egy Gayl Or so the histories S.at6, Will Be Held in Trust [eK Widow Total of Only Five Votes Against PRINCETON CLUB T0 GIVE PLAY ; ey, John | sbrdo . H rhert For a limited time we And the balance of power in the Seal Auisiana Official in Town ‘ondi Sugene awk Tilliam Ahi And Poa pe “my ® of power ™ @ «8d Divided Among Children Touts ot 3500 Triangle “Members Will Present ‘O"™4'®. Fuge! : ins, William offer the Chilton, a beau- penas a at Her Death. ; 3 iii Comi O ee te De 29 Bros n Goltra and suoun Jones. tiful small Grand, for an the breakfast Shinstead ate . S BR fhe Asso rte Presse : Trnic pera at eon C. at. 4 Pe” en — aes 4 Property valued at 71,644.6 SHREVEP ORT, L. Dec. I.— The Prin 1 Triangle Club will Following he) performan initial payment of only a ; supper was served in a private oa ! - . a : > - 1, To have been electe q Mayor Oo; @ present in rienté ‘O'T1) rT; o pe oe Se Ve nah A “4 * . . be fo . - . , ’ ban iif ate i, inv itery of : L¢ pi } ; : ; : China needs fewer rulers and more amy a is a: fice cemescutive| entitied “Samarkand’ at the Od oe gs 1 Pa ge a mon: wD The Chilton Aeolian-Guaranteed ‘ing. tate of ar € Ir +. h : gee : ' } :; ' & % plat: of Ise#a ook Jr., P ; f ri 7 ; > 7 3 ier a are ~ oe ; . | > ’ ae . . tii the cold, Grey dawn of the mOr Biddeford Poo). Me He ind, ” oe &, Margaret NOP AE BOT AR WEFT. ee te ee oe a a egy Dlunged into a lake to sa\ his gree song : HI cae a strict! Si- yf rbison, ; inior, : OE hate ae Ea UM 4th gs ae 3 WHY I LOATHE SAINT LOUIS. | x The ota ia a nage nti "town, din ins - City a music ee é | Wind Mer De cial fake et wast A rare opportunity to obtain a fine small Grand Piano at a oe low price Ss Because, after 11 o'clock, the only SMMMberes of the American Wine Co. cipal, government nd its ow senior class and BL A. Boveter |. FU ilps. af & [large be on terms which everyone can afford now awaits you at the Aeolian Company. a Mee value $62,500. Mr. Cook’® puplic utilities. In elections the Jr, @ classi: : PRU ns eucte homme | ae Chilton, four feet ten inches in length, is Aeolian-Guaranteed. Its responsive action, atin sate Ge ni eee co ssn ‘ . “gee aguime pat ; —_— city Panto ank ballot, having enter fa pilgrimage ‘1; ; ay ns \I “a p>) ThE Hie - splendid tone, and beautit ul Colonial case ot carefully matc “hed mahogany, finel ery fin- > Sere Se tee ee te o schelerse. Under his will, t! ate = . : ished, is a delight to all. Its low siege: scarcely more than most upright pianos, is well The special Christmas terms of $3 wee *kly enables an electrical school in Chicago. In Swill h in trust for his widow. y , 7 le rea | - 3 “ L within the reach of modest incomes. presence of such sagacity, we are 700m her death to be ided among ft Pri é d KF W d sd i = * wea sons an da Gomebene. : Ideal Gl s— OW rice iad or eC nes ay everyone to now own a beautiful wie Grand Piano. . ny years this fine Chilton Grand has been giving perfect service and complete Beaded Bags or |emany yve | ging P P after ARIA kA LR ne in ste . Pe PRD, CNRS eR ee 7 Ne an The Prince of Wales continues che Prince of © TSUNDERLAND HOUSE TO BE SOLD Sak } SILK HOSE FULL FASHIONED Silk From Top to Toe Sizes Sly to 10 65 : > | ee ALL - SILK % CHS 4 and ice Hose wit Crift Bo é satisfaction in Saint Louis homes and studios where durability, a sure response and tone ‘ resonance are of major importance Rockefel) = begun to # sion Was Given Consuelo Van- Nigh gow ns eesients. . | derbilt at Time of Marriage. , 4 the Aue. ate regs. = aa _+ 3 «e ‘ - a = a g@ c CoO over the a LONDON, De. z: - -~Sunderlandg at H i. « 7 : p Ouse, the magnificent 60-room * core | (yowns, tailored P™ansi on which nt r X ; . lich was presented to ¢& al rim } LBLE.. Consye} ra) Vanderbilt br her fathe« wn OF real lace t he ime there was a young gs hher marriage to the Duke of Tlhorouch in 1895, will be sold and Probably will became the home . . > we 8 New automohi) ; | a a ~r S| & automobile club. organizations {fn 4 a “8 8ale price is reported to have ‘used of excessive and UBEE =n get at between £70,000 and : tures in the Iast elece™ P 6,000 ($350,000 to $400,000), w if they were excessive ea hich ts much below the cost of ey rere unwarranted. 3 if house, one -¢ 4 the most magnifi- Ld » * ae . Mansi ons in England. mach ine _ a) trigerat ing - Missour; vhas gone into involuntary bankruptcy: & ins Road Conditions. | Dainty ribbon frozen assets, ov may have pre — & Seociated Presa. © lac , m having too much business ORT pee, ePh—Sleeting: roads #! and lace flower 2 | ce : cine : ¢ Joplin—Rain: — wy trimmed Garter Copeland sees the HS2' "GEE Jetterson Oity—Raining; MMulay st ws 1iafres al d ha , | i : . ‘ 7 . 7 ° G | | Open Evenings Until Christmas . . * “3 1 Colum lies Son * —— WHY T REMAIN A BOY. Gimutgs bia—Ratning; roads ver: blocked rear T left vou, smiling 4 Moberly—Rainine roads icy a1 eS en 0 ra ta — begulling. 4 aay. -! : J amiGd Neen ee ee caret ene COMPANY of MISSOURI uty gE TR 4 3 Na—Rainins roads ean’ Handkerchiefs WW. re. CHRISIER. PRES. # ‘wou've wittched another P : Hanni RF nin f ; é d . Se Manibal—Raininc. roads sic.) \ ses ET Sa ee (io tnt ie 9 ‘ " ” aes ser Pe eas rents ect. Va = ) 1004 OLIVE STRE ee 4 =~ dacater ve ¢ ll our world must we co . | - Representatwes jor the Steimmay Piano and the Duo Art Reproducing Piano uth is broken one” : Cape Girardeau—ciows- , oe AS¢ | ‘s thrown asunder ts loudy; roads ; gesivms, ili ‘ ; : ‘ - : Your family will appreciate its musical quality and graceful proportions. ‘ ompu nat ions. Make Your Selection This Week lor a limited time the Chilton, a — jer a a Piano lastingly fine small Grand, may be $ at ¢ — wae om pen Beg —— weekly ence satisiaction~—t just price ; accept of) nensive Ch had for an initial payment of $25, which a purchase from this store balance at invariably insures. Equitable Allowance on Your Present Piano i. 2 oe * , cu. love a , oy ar ° ' hy I remain a boy! 7 Meegtels—rainine | ¥ Ly $1.95 Sixth and Locust Sts., ot Louw. HOGARTH RIV

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PAGE 24. —_ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . , TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH arse | In 192) TS GLO —————_ !when the Elder home at St. John, ltne time, cabled Vare that he would the wets in Pennsylvania. ee oe Dane ee north of here, was destroyed by NOTES LEAD T0 AUTOPSIES | give all his support to him. he defeated Gov. Pinchot for dele- 9 ~ DUQUOIN, Lt, Dec. 7.—Thelfire. The fire {s thought to have ON PAIR DROWNED. IN OCEAN Strassburger is credited with gate-at-large to the Republican na- four-weeks-old son of Mr. and Mrs./been started by children playing ; having a large following among tional convention. ~ 2 Jesse Elder was burned to death’ with matches. Mysterious Bottles From Which | HUNDREDS OF NEW WINTER SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT uri Mining Engineer and British ? s. i | Woman Drank Will Be | . 2-Knicker and All-Wool Plaid. ge - Examined Long y the Associated Press. | £Z Double-Breasted 45 5 Suits ae ee A Generous : “sof habe ners ot ~y hi vesterday failed to j Ti, ‘, geierm the cause of death of! e e ' ) | , P t nd 4-Pi - ( : " “ ene minins ' : 4 weo-rants n ece us t Swi l€V, Minin g cageaner ( hristmas Gilt | Vest Deuble- 90 All-Weeol Suits 75 of New York and Minneapolis, and | . Breasted va and Plaid-Lined - Mine. Rabelais Maingot of “‘Trint- Hos | Boys’ Suits Over coats ee America. gee ose bodies | | aa canis re d Sund avy from the 3 Pairs f af “ : , eee iene a ean near Venice after they had O rs T e — | : om Sawyer A fle Navy Blue Suits , a Shortly after the firet 4 ~ , ee } the year we ere nainiltisan or orcad Rpehitin tite: ivetvemmeiwtticer-sesaim ony > om ’. wr ra * wott etn. ine & au i os f ome “ PE IOC eR > 8 PK OBER. DRI ei o--a \ ret Be ie eee Na lado ta, Aig a eas hncaamoiiate _— ss 7? oes aie ME - eanio here : PRI ONG BO one, 7 t= : Se wide leape into the water bathing TH RO U GH uiis, hKvidence : howe, mi whit h GOTHAM ‘GOLp STRIPE \ . Boys’ | Blouses ee = Men's ‘ ’ sites. casing 4 New Depart- suggested the ordering of autopsies oung Men's Dou- 95 Men |Z ment SLEEPERS | ieee, convistea ot pas Geel SILK STOCKINGS sa) LUMBERJACKS > 9.25 25 || Pano rt 102 : 0 tles from which the couple ere ‘i BOYS’ ALI-WOOL ee — . in | 6% : FANCY PLAIDsS _. pa And the come =sieeen io drink, and notes in ther — a TO NEW YOR venience of en TORRE ee Double Boys’ Mackinaws 4s Boys’ Ribbed Genuine Colling q “The a vane anne re etapa at $6 All- Wool Plaids _ C « ‘fe Gouna Ser’ secure $5.40 aoe UNION SUITS SDC ||Woo! underwear — Motor Coach Service when you arrive | Stamps Sheep-Lined Mole- "Boys" CoatseDte® [los 52 Pai $1 Striped oat Deano Sone) Oe - : PS 2S BR Gpcgegete Sa haste tov od ed Sade a ee | eh be , seal s tney chatte with friends at a pavilion and then . . . rie. J lees a am ca tae: eect tances Chiffon or Service Weight All Colors skin Boys’ Coats Lumb i you go to New York, on few minutes Sweeney returned, ob- Lisle Top and Sole | BOYS HEAVY UNION SUITS U rjac S the Baltimore and Ohio, you tained two bottles containing - 1 cs 3 Pai - CA APS C Men's Rib & F $1.85 the Pair 3 Pairs, $5.40 Wool Mixed Boys’ Fancy Wool 1 have the advantage of through sleeper fluid resembling grapejuice, which 3 service, beautiful scenery, also a choice the couple drank. The oS. © Boys’ Woolly = S0Cl Corduroy $i SWEATERS KNICKERS. oolly Longies of midday or evening departure. a Ce ee ’ J. , a the water. They were seen to t LOBES ee Ov ercoats | | : Peee ——— The NATIONAL Limited in distress ; few momer! ts — | FE gplendidiy tatloread heavy all-Pullman to Washington— id were dead before aid coul no extra fare . Sawer ' :Z gool-lined Overceatsa in the , ie wanted full-length models ! New shades: New patterns ! Leaves St. Louis daily at 12:00 Noon, arriving —, ie gio ena met fn South - 3s at the Jersey City Terminal promptly at a a a 7 OLIVE AT 1O# D y Ch tm Sh | a a. to = war tant Se Seabees America gevera! year AE) ST. r pping Early | eee 620 PMnert dey. Sweeney wan on a prospecting | 0 10uU ristmMas ONO r | epee en Sane Seerees ae 6 the aunt. Sweeney was assistant sec- Also Marvland at Euclid : in, were mate te saan . at we ° reta at comforts and conveniences of modern travel retarv to J. F. Stevens Ww hen the : : 4 S1!. Priced tn this Expans«ton x Sale at 36.58, PA er “ ae a 1A A atigae ° C906 I~ te ANNE Rie ee ib RE eh oe Age . ar ign “ ore hee ie 4 ‘ . ‘tial tte aa a ee ee OAR a eh Settee mic ante . Waeee, Fb LEE be msetpens tr ow Ea Me Po ee a an Burs vie ‘ cat a ae ee . ie ee . and many unusual features that add to your latter was chief engineer of the satisfaction. Seneame Canal Or, if you prefer to leave in the evening—take ae peepee a oe sag at POMMITTEE LIKELY T0 RESUME —- VARE CAMPAIGN INQUIRY Sleeping Cars go through without change— On arrival at the Jersey City Terminal you By step directly from the train into the modern Motor Coach and are taken comfortably and without the usual terminal annoyances, right into the Heart of New York. No extra charge. For information and reservations, phone passenger or ticket offices. Passenger office, 435 Boatmen's Bank Building, phone Main a) } Reaver Strassburger o* 5320. City ticket office, 326 N. Broadwey, a! ean she -oOn phone Main 5320. Union Station, phone own, Pa., made a large con- Main 4700. Me eR ~ete! 35 YEARS IN ONE LOCATION *233es"%ster eres om G Y -2 AN 5 K OS. a for 2 mee SO ee | Dinner Se Christmas 38 al Se BX To he a * tin ey 3G tx re ie Olive Street | 4° 4) a of 11th Street a e ee . 4 a JT SRS RIES SRS S SSRIS SRR SE SEES si ; ot A WITH YOUR is nore z Blue Bird Dinner Set FREE’ CEDAR CHEST. a | 2-Pant Suits If, Balance in Small 7¢ $ c 88 Weekly or +F Complete with t and > pairs Monthly Payments 9 @ t-0 in a » Associated Press NEW YORK. Dec. 7.—The New York Times says that the atten- , ae y _ a > all - SET A eS eee ye Ug iS. oe tion of the Senate Committee in- yesticating campaign pee res se - red 9 P’ en nsyl- te a report that -} . » ~ ‘ > Fy. . tribu ion to the campaign fund of Senat or-elect Vare, which was not reported by the Vare committee. Before the pesnastes it was ru- HHI 1827—100 YEARS OF SERVICE — 1927 mored that Strassburger might be. Strassburger, who was in Europe a il I REESE ENT Rs al Saad SSNS NN TN its ogra “fears: Sywuits that were man- ’ ahead te sell ’at SS. Sale - Boys’ $14 | ‘2-Pant Suits wt > a $g@ .55 We Hane the Louie Selection in St. Louis : - | What girl would not appreciate a fine, large, roomy Cedar Chest for Christmas? You RE i ean ane & $ SASASS SNSASHSARSASSASAS? SASAS> SNS 2-Pant Suits $1 Down?:::Phon h 2 Bays aNervED JERSEY VESTS !— igned and finished. Make your selection | : ie | : signed : Me j / iH} ‘| Be An poy © $ ; 00 now while our stock is complete. we \ | ) | : y) | | } j : | ‘ e i a \ / We Will Hold [fh | lS __— == pri =~ ; ! ' —_— - 3 Model j tor Christmas ; Vee Oe Bors BLACK RUBBER RATY- & Delivery if Desired , | f “J GOATS —in sizes 4 to 18 yeare—Sale 2 el i | to . : ¥ : $7.88 =— "abaauml Give Dad or Brother a : -/f TS ptt WOOL CASSIMERE Chifforobe for Xmas an an ~ es heavy cordu- Dinner Set Free eesteietate die oe ae I em a IO A oe er — oo ee r aT i ag Pome tight Welty hs Mas a ae ete eekine eee ee ey. ae oR Ra RAP: (arr tren mys “Nit tm asleep ctads tie Ke e ICY finger away While your car is parked—while it is in Have Your the cold garage—there is an icy finger acemer Sulution clawing at it—FROST. Tested When You Buy Gasoline . Freez Foil [Denatured Alcohol} foils this frosty finger— saves your radiator —and preserves the efficiency of your motor. PAL 2 =i § « et a a} ; =e So 4 : 4 . ea « ae a 4 ee rs 5 > — ee , a ee na ye = ae > 2 i BS ce . ee > = >> : a - (. “ew & £23 ‘ £4 § ct Ste to 2 or woe 3 Z ® A : ‘ ‘ >) : ~ = i - r = & - if hag 2 4 +2 & 2 . . a + ty : CA ; ee 5 Ee: & on i g : a M4 7; - 7 ee 4 > =a bs ian = “ + 5F ee? Ss ‘ Ri mF t. + es 2 . 7s 3 a = = 2 is 2 { ¥ br a i = _ i 2 o 5 Pa $ : * : : Pe e e f La ’ oe 7 I 4 4 ene = x : 7 . Be: = * - ‘2 ee 1 |. fee ' ee 3 K i ES : ee re 52 j i ) i $2 : ey eS ee, 5] - é fh tae + ae Le Oe a. a Be Peet WPT we * «treat A ao te * > pe - - © “ Wie ihe ny Y s ; tn 7 ie, senabiabas ati RE a Ge ee hg Roo fe aa eee ‘in oan NO ET Bae Tt ces rit ant Gh Daljit 4“ . « ; hn, ie ae tha eo t-* "a y —— Ls 7 , ai 7 ie ees rs ey = st oo ‘ cat ee. mT RA 00, og? deavintiit? tc hcten a ee i 4 ] 20 ee Per cent \veent " =" . eo 7s 43% above ies Ae dade Keep this icy finger away with FreezFoil (Denatured Alcohol]—the safe, sure, eco- nomical anti-freeze. Ask your garage or service station to FreezFoil yourcar today. SAVE YOUR RADIATOR 1s 24 ss es 6 6s 40 | 4% a5 6) s« 45 You will find Lamps for every room — every purpose — just hundreds of beautiful Lamps. PO oot om me $1 Down— ire Balance Monthly A Blue Bird Dinner Set Wm. Rogers & Son ———_— pone Heap Silverplate Set Md _— _ 4 Biue Bird Dinner Set —— A => == ] O ieces y — £, “84g? or Over—Cash $1 Down—Baiance Monthly | or Credit eee ee GOLDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST. @2e20 PPE RDEE NOE SRO: SAR SAG A OATS NR hE ANE NG a Eg RN se ers, stl i Compl yea is nct a motor-damaging compound—it is highest test completely denatu alcohol—sold under vanous trade names by members of the In- dustrial Alcohol Manufacturers Association who are licensed to use the trade mark above in connection with their own brand. INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL MERS. ASS’ IN, ime. 30 EAST 42nd STREET, NEW YORK. N. Y. 7 — wore 5. = ~ ne ——— An sp AION Me wrap . - " ce ee ee OT See a a ee Se ae Se HN NEN, iriiiei eee ee Sc

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% THING oom BIRIETS SPORTS OT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | wants-34: ) OVERCOATS AT HALF PRICE d -Wool Plaid- : —lecmeaane BP ypart THREE. ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926. me PAGES 25—-44 ‘i ‘ 7 ote with amounts for » Spee . ng distances in { DOUBLE BREASTED e : 3 | | Ik (If t Yu | A meh te new iekad geo poem in re- : Pye e es $20 Suits and ; 3 | uction of from 5 to 15 per cons | EG: a Radio & Overcoats. . . | WOLF FROM DOOR Gi j aoe | Departments $20 Overcoats Srereeis | E Bite oc veee ene fans a RUE NEY A \4 openEver | 35% to 45% Now! | ir a 4 New Depart- : : > -_— | . —_ Lf | — es caters sol = : | \f FAILING HRM RANSON ‘tg Evening Til (FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Player-Plane | A From mow nut 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. Outfit! _—— A OT RMR TF NEO AER RO ER COR ae oe rer. on Os ae atvle. Newest col- __xmas Genuine Collins 4 ar. ; 1 “Blue Bird” | ;¢ iil "cs tn Ue |? PEAVER-PIANO SENSATION! ! etorurte \Wool Underwear => 3 — _ Threatened Foreclosure | | on National Motors Cor-'| ta i eae : “MACEY & KAMP” PLAYER-PIANO poration Plant Here. = | SS Dn Ry dt te Ab are we PR Ry Sin He tak 2 Ny PREG ' — an = 2 eee anil ae, ets at a. care ate OR a Rott i si ig. Ae > $ ‘ ‘ - Ma ® or’. a , - Pea T° " PE ON AR IO ON Tye t - Bek es RS ere oe Vee Aa nt WD ote ae ’ % 7 trustee for holders of $6.000.900 of ~ e bonds issued by Nationa! Motors gitofall Inexpensive, too. P FOrest 2990 for appointment, > wr +4 66 > om : Ll SSF . Boys Longies “We didn't know from day to Finished in a new soft background | . Cua ejay inet f = e : , > | d SI . “ CE H E Ss I “a 2Pant Suits ea of Corduroy day where the next dollar was com- a oO ae ‘ ; -* ’ =a. “My atlracuive roicer. % 4 Be wy ii PY 4 j =. f le # a ey wast ing from, Brandle testified : . >i a = § ) Balan in Small % a & . 20 he $2.38 job was to keep the wolf from th: Suze 9 x 13 inches $14 — a ‘ ~ ce - mar =— door and to keep the plant runnin; Size '7 x 11 inches $10 Years until the money arrived from onthly Payments : yz thy ‘a + Paw = 4 South. If the plant once shu FREE an additional projected [femplete with vext and 2 pairs down we would be through.” photc etaph v ain be piven Wi ith Mined knickers. Sizes 6 to 18 » =e" of th C1 Pears: Suita that were man- Promoter in Mrreon. oy _ $300 Yes 20 et age i ‘tured to seli at SS. Sale lnfortunately “the monev from oize 10 x — inches with the one F ¥ the South’ never arrived. { was and 9 x 13 inches with the other. —F or the Bigger Boys of 10 to 18 Years! c BOYS’ $14 . where Jacques Glevins, high-pre: size and reasonable price of these Boys Overcoats rae $ ® sure promoter, was ) ‘ional photographs make this offer : '2-Pant Suits Heav ¥ all-woo}! Overcoats in ker- ad j ‘ors SLOCK. The Sov yvernmel ]Tti- Outstanding. ee terfere ari tlevins ren rete Mus br . SASAS Oat > Fat > er ee rn ee ee he ne fain tot —— > Ft el SS Peet Se SS Fl an ($210 9-Pc. Bed-Davenport Outfit 8: SeYS ;: . | “4. ee ee 88 nworth penitentiary for-using Studio Open Sundays 10:30 to 3:30 | $ 88 years. Made to sell at “$14. Sale ages : e eee the mails to defraud. Blevins, on SCHWEIGC’S urlough fre as present pasa hearing yesterday Electric Photography - from prison, was i-weot Suita: With vent. I 1 fies |e Pelating how he joimed = other P ir lengies and | pair golf all-wool ‘oat 1] f Bteoortar of National Motors in 4927 DELMAR BOUL. mickers. Sizes 6 to IS years! opular UIsterette models Bi a or mortgage apgreernent ade le sell nt $14. stnle Sizes 1a to 18 Made to ms 1} a 4 e , ois i ; i I ' = c an s i 4 . : $18. Sal oa 7 Pa randie testified he attended a di- 2.9 saie Price. tae e : ¢ } P ’ Gai eiart rds ariw 3 fc rectors’ meeting at Dayton early in _ ADVERTISEMENT , Wes Y r 1 & Ov ae. 123 at which the “Ear la! BO S $ moys' wees. ie liscussed. ‘. A. Earl, president How {o = , +} of National! “Ss had pro pose a *,. or ~ nificent wing fireside chair, massive cia Davenport Opens Into chair, charming davenport table, end table, beautiful lam ne Lng shade and « A Coil Spring Bed. pair of book blocks. pieces co mpiete for $148 ON LIeERAL “CREDIT ‘TERMS. 7 —a 1/3 2 i : ei Ud 4 Mf ‘ y i § SE se“ “5 “‘Mell-0-Phonic” PHONOGRAPH 4 :; ye given creditors in | ~ oe red © ' Motors ¢ hens ei oe , — sorimrity ) it il ciYy ; mo. +I aid i : i ' orm mortgages so they e lieve a iid not seize upon the money Give a - : $ e which National Motors expected to obtain from Bievin’s stock sale& Gassy Stomach | toad | for Chris = ' or hristmas “ 4g and which was neeacedad aS worKnme . > - a - cant —- Pepe ~m —_ capital. eesive ths in omach end towels Ae {Is ear ee “y fe | Thi pial Was ratified at a di- clire: a gue to ofl of three things— ‘ knickers. Sizen 6 toa 18 Made wan 40 Sell nt $18. Sale Price, $11.88 ectors’ rmeeting in Dayton, July -nervou x¢itement, indigestion or the ac- hg Re \||j_ $150 vaue! ||] Bigger demand each day for this tremendous vwolume wonderfully clear tene phono- graph. Heproduces the rendi- tions of master artists with —Fo h Li 20, 192% according to the minutes | tion of stomach acide upon alkalies in the ° r t € ittle Tots of 2 fo 8 Years .. | .™ es ' : anc food To dbisin genuine, lasting relief get a showed that Brandle and ef Ns Li MBERJACKS—Of bright, ey ther directors were present, | 2 P# ‘kage of Baalmann’'s Gas Tablets from i woolens—Sizes & to 16 years! A Overcoats 88 = ass ghey i ; gen i | you ru st gnd take a couple before | . their signatures being affixed to/- 5 same ; Price > i = a a 7 * . ' igtiia . 4 4 Ez ‘ and afte oar a} Spe how cifferent your . P 4 ~ by min? | +c od > 3 ? Rm ints . +3 . . a fir a J ; : " ‘ ; : & \ vi SAR Maen) . ae . ’ ‘ “ 4 SS Se as ‘ - _ . 4 - > = a +. re .. ‘. £ PM an ~ Qos . =) a . . SS. > i =— " ~ _ a) . SOS De Q s Ss. e Ne Vn VSSQ a ox . m on en Sut Ys . Ne % q Meas : “ a —« —- es . , _ ‘7 . - Al v ‘ the h > nadie, nowever, gei ed mat fhe a sour taste in the mouth—no burning In j Motors had hirn c Fy 6 t} p " ing eV In pioms aris ng “Prot 1} gas pres - . . c * ‘er 2 : OT 4S & OCit 7 ’ — . — , 7 “ e + a al - nd from tha & SEC SES Rogge = wr °00 trucks have been pro-} as 11 Ov t auced | LS | sorvrine your family @ Phonographs & Radios Oe te pare, A “, ercoats.. h- =. oe honographs & Radi *. & \ § &S Vy Ye Fine woolen Overcoats in the light f shades as wel] as the regulation blues. ae #: = 1 to 9 Years by foreclosing on the plant is in- | . 21zes i 0 y SSE REE Por GS fos SM as a ee - Bhi | v2 V2 : dicated in Brandle’s inventory, as Beaut1 ge of March. 31. 1924. showing ma- : 15 Overcoats 8 terials and machinery worth. $152,- nsdiiloes - 728 ¢ 9 ANN tr 783 on hand. aside from $59,090 in ATS—in sizes 4 to 18 years—Sale Inventory of Plant. -e 4 | be —enables you to ob- No Interest Cherged! Aa NE ‘ FMEA Bae Re . AS 3 Seo 5 : A SS A 4 wa POS RNA EEN: COTE Nes . ‘ BASS Se a ; Pee ae os “a “i te > pS All- if ) 7 — KERS—Av well as cane oneen aa - Plaid-back or wool-lined fine quality service parts not covered by the | ry to 18 at # all-wool Coats: convertible collar; mortzgag: length models. Sizes 2% to 9 yrs., The Traffic Truck Co. was organ- full-len e ized in 1817 and.was soon produc- me trucks on : 1] tity basis, con- | mig trucks on a quantity} Ss, I Cucting an expensive advertising ‘ampaign and maintaining export | 1s in 55 foreign countries ry rt wedwn ALI-WOOL “TONGIFS’—ofr serge, cassimere and corduro;— In 1920 it declared a 50 per cent . = , $500,000 of | "8 io 18 at | ( ' we. stocK dividend on Its ae v— - at e S. 7 1 1 - © * 8 issued capifal stock. im 1922 it} Ae , . i =— ee oined the National Motors group he ae ot IAS I ' —————— / fo ez 4 ~ See r : em o9 _ Se ae ~ ' ‘ sitalih dale of om i GF f8 : | . eS ' oe itm 6 to 18 yeare—Extra heavs! new combination of Cor- Suits in plain or large re — Twist cain 8 ye See S =e wel an duroy Pants and Wash- | plaid comer way and | wanted All-Woot rere’ MI. C. C. Reduces Tariff to Big Sec- a: mers Le Sig a mone easily worth $2. Sizes [| “Lumberjack” models in tion of Southern Territory. Suits of all flanneiette 3 te 8 years. Priced in blouse or flapper styles. By the Associated Press. @ materials. All sizes, 3 to | this huge ee tee ee WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—Sub- rs. Sale Price, Sic ‘ Pyne : stantial reductions tn freight rates on livestock moving into a consid- erable portion of southern territory * were dered today by the Inter- j; \ ° state Commerce Commiasion. Rates “Ve rs De a . from the principal western cattle - WORE CEE i m p. . ‘ } . e i - ~~ : . AS ee ae’ , , ¥ = . ee Until min ham A! Jacksonville, Fila., and Chattanooga, Knorxville and Christmas Nashville in Tennessee were de- ee | | scribed as too high. re ee COLDMAN ‘JEWELRY r As Pictured! ules to go into effect . Northwest Cor. Eighth and Washington Av. J © "°° 8"... | AND OPTICAL CO. | Liberal Terms! |be 47 cents per hundred pounds 413 N. Seventh St. i Les - : ‘es ri 2 mil i p< its A b d t Bid ‘ tor distances of 430 miles: 62 cente|| Ambassador Thester Bide |i 7 «waa eas @ ©O. Rice “ICRA 1108-07-09 OLIVE ST. for 900 miles and 68 cents for 120° satgned bew-cet See dreserr 7 a s Sheen 35 << i ee ’ . * sored : ’ NG. ; ee 4 ‘*

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PAGE 26_ __ te LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926__ ST. LOU ake a pestartt seal oe ST. LOUIS DENTAL SOCIETY Siacier awe night vs Sh best Tmpaotion la the wedging of toe GAMBLING POOL MEN IN COURT SWINDLER WITH INSURANCE Cows sos ss "Baila 90 persone wer a Sen ACRES GIVEN Ninctcen of 36 Indicted Plead Not TRICK SOUGHT BY POLICE *=°* © H/9!° T= — pipe HONORS DR, GEORGE B. WINTER *°%,%r-ooen=r= preens ociocing is pomigna to wich jentist m various p: is difficult, and under old processes, ilty Boston. in jentists from Various pat is difficult, and under oi rocesse Guilty in : ‘ec - ~ —— Pretended Agent Calls After Fu- = lé ae . 7 . " ° > . Imm _rrytte , > Pd »f the country were present. sometimes Gangerous. mos BOSTON, Dec. 7.—Nineteen ‘ A Wa 7 = . . j 7 > ~ > “8 leading Metintbers of Profession im "tT" Ii? iT WA s rranged bv the tic iaf for re nova! Ol & ven 73 pt tw Atanto da FF . rey tO neral and Collec a “oo . Pre Various Parts of Country Al- a a + 7? : ~ % : 5 t e>F iy. * ae . €, » A ¢ T o> | os ion. speaking at the ¥ aed rf he 3: * » ’ 7 li? ~ y} 2 * i . ] ‘3 BO i] " oy : . s. of exodontia at Washington Bie 5 oo) Ass ie, : ' ee . gag nium pa wi ong fe _ ‘eines Te : oT t ¢ th Equitable Life . Synopsts NTOM, bero f 4 . ? ; »7i a4 ; ; iin er. ras ea - r ¥ oe er . wor + ad i- ’ , - hr : it ; s* * se -" ba * . Uist a VIC Ashe f ¥ arg 7 ’ if , — ze versity Dental S oe} ;bonored for remova. Of tie various typ ; ~ pools operate nh or wear Albany. , . Co. in the Ambassador Gy — THE GES © al adven ; ee ; F :, . . ak thu \ Ao -b+es * , - ’ , : oe ar-cr! min 7 : a" oat fared T} Fr Feral ‘ e. pe oC ne P ff ‘ ‘ 4 4 { many rit silt igi gow igerrn at : . a ‘3s astonished to read at his ‘ ae oe . alps ~ ures, mae fia EE ont of others i nected durir Se , | En cant on Long Island that he is — : endian. sayin: : i er for the brutal murder of. } a C. H. Evans, 72, of Mapie- the week. Using basebel’ score | surance company’s offices, saying ig SYLVANUS GAGE, recluse to- + siacch'i bitin Teliatalilh Aitensic'l| ei. ey te on sre ct ey: lig ec 150 . 7 re The old man had wood, Donates Wooded |* : Gray Phantom, 2 —s had atthe adie ut ee eae eae ed « gned Tract in Western Part of | @=s!end and New You | ee ee : } oag = . . — 3 rO! bidd bad bd i> ria¢ / r og arraignments, August Meret, | cuuiieieie ibiaden : : $i 4 that name with hits dy- : . ge who had he office to collect “ *. ho ing ered the murder. Realizing n 3 has been framed, and - Jed land i oe & tT onits | each. TY y EL bb, alleged Boston EBeyator is Net Common Carrier. a : - . the police will spend aol : De o cite as aletarter fer || nt, at ler ber? =} ragpe — Ot VV ASHIN' ?>TON, Dec. 7.—An ele- , ae ‘ energies looking eo sm, | ORES of Pate tiie «ae North Adams, were ordered to fur-!vator is not a common ¢ As ene Gray Phantom goes to New) the lo talked-of systen f outer pis) 509 bonds. Fourteen others ren if it is operated by a il | o i x himself to seek out the | ——— iT a £ } inced O 7 F were held in $106¢ bail each road, th c of Appeals la a oe eniprit. Rut the real mo- , | ena n.O¢ | . i nind this bold. stroke ts / ¢ : zie ti : ey | e: ®t car his name in the eyes of he rate of $¢ nh acre. . well ‘ . ee f . ‘Va 7 cN HARDW Ic K. | ny rie bi it : : tid : the scene of the crime, a ° 4 “ Pe Ae, ying cpna iit : 7 Visiting 44 \ - | to and 10 an in the smail mur- ¥ ‘ _ , . ; ; 4 3 from which he makes - =" erie Eder roc wis ye pid, is occupled n hrisi mas | i . eensational escape by discov- | ? Tlanagi own lolding | ering a hidden é xit connecting by | innel with the laboratory of ; hat does it mean to you: ectments and other real ewcate, a Warlitzer grand—before Ss | W ee ee ee es you make your pete re- 5 DR. BIMBLE, eccentric crim- , _ ar) : abot : i : inal ney hologist. a Sas member that a Wurlirer— | , mile res elon th | ae the world’s fines: smal] grand — Mystified to read newspaper Fe- | , —can be purchased f Or asmall - 4 ports ° his capture, the Phen- accepts Dr. Bimbie’s. ihes- ee AY a @1 (oO? } 101 } O UL sd Se es ee ee down payment. and the bal- : : tem acceP r. Bimbie’s. b piel ee a mae ance in convenient weekly | F wb % . . . Christmas Gifts Excep io a ’ : ~~ & 2444 : s in Se ¥ aiets Be? a ' ; 7 o ~ . ; )? tim professor a’ — Ti 2% i ~ tee A RR 8 gy EG eM as Dey eed r : noes Sealed oer ote, ail ah pat “ASN ae ee , . a ee ‘ ap a ee . % ¥ : + ‘p Af 4 ; au , * + » AA... \ or over, a beautiful polychrome base Junior Lamp and a G . HE V7 //)/ i A VN as \\\\a Silk Shade absolutely FREE. Come tonight or Wednesday. Rings Are ogee 7 a e ay - y . * fy J ‘ ’ ‘ _ a » be ) “s ’ Cw = ~ : “a o 5 fief ; 7 ; : \ a Aids Vhriat h it cvs uf : i . td 14 Ph 4 ; i, jj ; . . > i's ‘ ‘ , ; ’ " A a ewe o~ - - on . ~ 4 = £ & id é oi j ' j i : : : . ’ . _———-—_ PS shee es , bal = . ’ - sig / ; , : : \ : 4 ’ . n r* 7 : 7 “4 7 ’ an ce > + ’ . . Reg ~ Lria 2 7 4 1 ‘ ‘ iP 7 j , : : Se oe \\ ae EN > i " « ; i ’ ; j j “° os ¥) j ~ f ‘ j - 2 ‘ i? . b- _ ~ .~o '. cial assistance. Unless the sat — a a a awe Se ea 4 a The fact that last yea i. hand ig | . : — id. " id. Ar oo ae 1 © grentes ristmas gift of all—beanutiful wai- 2 “eg a | se! ; ou es —s nut-finished ( hest—hizh consele mode!l—iarge size. ~ y half million pounds of lined with genuine red cedar. Sale at $22.58. sold speaks volumes | irn s ith two le Mm tue ¥ . ‘ wa g \ = a ie ai . . - . | white Diamonds " These Binks are mm — : S chit am : : “aD, Which was charged / BR = - a po ' = ? j iy ‘ a no more care. The —— : , é | te of $36 or : . | ee | : s _ . >, ‘Si : Kroger depends on | , inane > ¢! *€ the cost of expensive no fancy profit. Chocolat Loftis’ Gifts Bring . Win ' % 7 ait >» ~ " ‘ . . , = . - 2 @ rea my ern os | 7 | et sy y 1 one , —~ ot — - tte, ™ . =” ; 4 vr) hy pure chocolate. | : a Fudge—G lla: .. i. $1 rm s won ey, See I NA Bee, we. E ! ee eae a? hears - Det bad i " 1 EES PM, . nr a eee SC Tee ee eee ha a SR “ om ~ na . $17.50 | on Sg ge Sandned at | aa a afeengec at Last Session, — = \ magnificent carved hase and walnut wood top-rail coil- . x 7 WH} ~ ; re; ac, @h. eet ar wit? ‘fel

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‘ ~ ————— sae ————— = vis Se peas oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING | DECEMBER 7. 1926. -ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— en _PAGE 27 —— “ . — E ELLA IO LOD IP who was {nj —_ 4Jure@d drop. Bae psec . a _ “THE GRAY PHANTOMS ROMANCE” OP LOD VP” A Mystery Story to Ba fle the Shrewdest LPP a By HERMAN LANGDON A dventure--T hrills--Suspense --Surprises ,* ; —— synopsis of Preceding Installments. THE GRAY PHANTOM, kero ' gf many near-criminal adven- St, ; s, is astonished to read at his cent | ¢ Island that he is %, ame retreat 0D Long Island t ~ , . wanted for the brutal murder of SYLVANUS GAGE, recluse to- pacco dealer. The old man had received a threatening jetter signed “Gray Phantom,” and had gd that name with hts dy- th to OE CER PINTO, who had discovered the murder. Realizing that he has been framed, the poiice will spend all looking for him, the Gray Phantom goes to New York himself to seek out the true culprit. but the real mo- tive behind tiis bold stroke is ® to clear his name in the eyes of HELEN HARDWICK. Visiting the scene of the crime, pe is recognized by Officer Pin- Hyp and locked in the small mur- PE ger room, from which he makes : rs sensational escape by discov- ering a hidden exit connecting by ™ 4 tunne! with the laboratory of DR. BIMBLE, eccentric crim- inal psychologist. Mystified to read newspaper re- 1 pris of his capture, the Phan- hos- epitality. That night, while in- B vestigating the mechanism of the Micks shut. Next morning the PIRI M newspapers tell of the mistaken @ arrest of R ASPIRI N de — Me fam «TOMMY GRANGER, reporter Pon the Sphere. who so closely re- . “te 7; sembies the Gray Phantom that ons and prescribed by physicians Me he had been taken prisoner. With ‘4 characteristic promptness, the that . weir energies tom accepts Dr. Bimble’s Dgecret tunnel, he sees the hidden Moor open from the tobacco shop, Mears the Gage housekeeper cry, Mie’s killing me,"’ and watches Mer fal] dead just as the door and. | Phantom kidnaps Tommy Gran- ger. Taking refuge with PENG YUEN, an old Chinese whom he had once befriended, the Phantom changes clothes with the reporter, locks him in a hidden room and emerges from Chinatown as Tommy Granger. That night a weazened man gives him a cryptic warning from THE DUKE, an old enemy, whom the Phantom had been in- strumental in sending to prison. Knowing that he is apparently Granger, the Phantom - realizes that the reporter is a member of the Duke's gang. Returning to the Gage shop for some trace of the murdered housekeeper’s body, the Phantom is horrified to watch Officer Pinto uncover the body of Mrs. Trippe, hidden be- tween packing boxes. In the scuffle that follows, Officer Pin- to downs the Phantom with a blow on the head. But the Phan- tom turns the tables by a clever ruse. Conscious that he jis being fol- lowed, the Phantom disarms sus- picion by brazenly going to the Sphere office and reporting “Granger's” scoop of the house- keeper’s murder! Then he seeks out the reporter, who frankly ad- mits belonging to -the Duke's gang. INSTALLMENT TWENTY-TWO. “Too bad, Granger.’ The dis- appointment written on the report- er’s face seemed so ludicrous that ‘the Phantom could not repress a smile. ‘‘Maybe it isn’t too late yet. By the way,” starting from his chair, “have you any idea where Helen Hardwick is?” For a moment or two the report- er lay rigid on his back; then he ‘jumped up and stared in dumb- | Neuralgia Lumbago |heard from suddenly ite | Neuritis Rheumatism ¥ PHONE NEAREST he BRANCH AFFECT THE HEART] Qqq £ Accept only “Bayer” pac r Dyerng end Cloeni-= & ¥» A N E which contains proven directiq PORTIERES AND CURTAINS CLEANED |founded amazement at the Phan- tom. | “Why do you ask?” he inquired hoarsely, after a pause 'which each man looked the other istraight in the eye. ' “Answer my question and I'll tell you my reason for asking It. '». Granger swallowed hard, “Has ‘anything happened to Miss Hard- wick ?’’ “She has disappeared. left her |/home two days ago and hasn’t been since. Her father has -asked the police to search her.” “Good Lord!’ Granger groaned. i“This is awful!” The Phantom gripped his arm. i “Tell me what you know,” he com- i'manded.. “Your looks show you are not entirely ignorant of the matter.’”’ The reporter's face twitched. “I can guess what's happened to her,” where she is.”’ “Well, what do happened to her?” “She's been kidnapped.) AS if to steady his Granger picked up a cigarette and Ighted it. “How do “Because I’ whiff of ,the Duke's ducted. They asked me to do it, and I balked. I couldn‘t—weilil, it went against the grain to that. It was my you think has nerves, know that?’ Granger drew in a I know Vou } *3 P . sSInoKe- , pecause crowd wanted simply do a thing like got Me in bad with the gang.’”’ The Phantom’s blood was slowly ‘receding from his face. For a mo- lips tightly com- “Why Miss Hara- gid, ment he sat ri pressed, as if stunned. did the Duke's crowd want wick kidnapped?” “That I can’t tell you. The lead- ers Simply issue orders, they hever explain their motives I havent the faintest idea what for abducting Miss Hardwick their reason could be hs . aioe petween them. The - gaze continued to face. Though the news of >} + 4’ als Phan Oy aelLeeiy searcen ervida + %- = . a) + VIGeENntis the other's shocked by ae a Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tats Also bottles of 24 and 100—Drugg * yer Manofacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicyiies x REE ise of $35 or Mord (OYheKin of Candy hat Children like Grown-ups, too, like the rich, creamy, mel- | fer is to introduce this new store with any purchase in our store of $a base Junior Lamp and a George pome tonight or Wednesday. : | With | ay lowness of Kroger candies. And best of all you can give them to the children with full confidence that they are absolutely pure. The fact that last year over two and one- f all—beautiful wal- ole model—iarge sive. Sale at £22.56. half million pounds of Kroger sweets were sold speaks volumes for their quality. Candies at double the price are made with no more care. The only difference is that Kroger depends on volume—does not add the cost of expensive packages and makes no fancy profit. Chocolate Drops Rieh, ereamy centers thickly coated with pure chocolate. Pound Creamy Fudge—Chocolate or va- nilla: |b Peanut Brittle—The kind, Jb old-fashioned Lemon Drops—True lemon flavor: pound Molasses Kisses—Each one wra pped - Ib PORT OUTFIT | i a 4 = F 3 a ; | ’ & | ts 3 , 1 ren Z. BETS |" SiiOKERS 50 €e lespring an loose- 1. A daven- CE 3S VA, LP. MOERE St - Vy, 7. ‘ On 2 9 Down Caome oe in Preneh Kk. lacquer BaUtemintic tabiec, 4 or type for 834.50. Ros T TO 9 O'CLOCK SON AND FRANKLIN AV. nthe cigar com partanent. necessarily expensive gig 2) — =—4 1, y: As delightful tasting as finest ingredients and rare artistry in preparation can make them. Four cream eenter flavors: Strawberry Orange Lemon Vanilla for | | _reporter did not once Miss Hardwick's disappearance, the lower his | eyes. during | “They must have got somebody else to do it after ] refused,” he muttered, slowly getting a grip on himself. ‘‘Wish I had a drink.” The Phantom was hardly listen- ing. His knitted brows told that his mind was struggling with a problem. “Know an officer named Pinto?” (he asked abruptly. ‘ iriving in the “I! think I’ve heard of him.” The Phantom gave a brief sum- | mary of his adventures since ar- city. Granger list- ened attentively, his eyes express- that | i'he declared, speaking in thick ac- | icents, “but I haven't the least idea in the mystery.’ her ab- | the \and vou | about aroused his suspicions. |wick may have told 11° T - _ ders. ders doesn't larly just at, present. ing a mingling of astonishment and admiration. They opened wide as the narrator described the scene in the storeroom and Pinto’s pe- culiar behavior, and he chuckled appreciatively at the account of the impostor's visit to the Sphere’'s office. “That's the Phantom all over? he remarked when the story was finishéd. ‘‘It‘s the nerviest thing I ever heard of. But what you have told me only put a few extra kinks thought- you know The Phantom nodded fully, “How well do Miss Hardwick?” “Scarcely at all. I have never met her. She called me up at the Sphere office the day after the murder and asked me a lot of questions. J] referred her to Dr. Bimble.’’ “So she told me.” ‘“‘Bimble is a nut, but he has idone several brilliant things along refusal to do as they told me that} lineg of criminology. I was busy day Miss Hardwick called me up, and I got a little jolt when she told me her name. The thing was natural enough, of course, but it seemed a bit weird to be talking to asked to thought the easiest sug- the person 1 had been Kidnap. Well, I way to dispose of her was to gest that ehe Bimble, The Phantom looked “You never Miss Hardwick, have talked with her only he murmured. I wonder ° see Saw over the telephone,” “That being the case, why Pinto asked me, while we were in the storeroom this morn- ing. if I knew what had become of Miss Hardwick.’ “Rumor has it that a romantie attachment exists between Miss | Hardwick and the Gray Phantom. Pinto must have heard something te “But at the time he put the question he had@ not the faintest idea that I was the Gray Phantom. He thought I was Thomas Granger. It was my way of re- sponding to the question that Now, he must have had some reason for supposing that Thomas Granger cnew something or what had hap- pened to Miss Hardwick.” Granger considered. “‘Miss Har4d- him about consulting me. But k i¢ just as likely that Pinto was playing a bit of clever strategy—that he haa already suspected your identity and sprung that question about Miss Hardwick in the hope that you would betray yoursel?.’’ “Perhaps.’’ The reporter's the- ory seemed #0 natural that the Phantom wondered why it had not occurred to him before. “If that was his purpose, the trick worked beautifully. Tell me, was it be- fore or after the murder of Gage that the Duke’s men came to you with the kidnapping proposition ?’’ Granger atared hard for an instant; then a glint-of admiration appeared in his eyes. “Gray Phantom, you ought to have been a detective. That's as neat a piece of mental acrobatice as I]’ve seen in many a°day. The proposal came to me a few days before Gage was, murdered “But the two plots might } +n? hatched 4 , stjl] have simultaneously ?’’ “They might. I see what you are Griving at. You think the two plots were related to a single ob- Perhaps you are right.’’ “Granger, you don't think murdered Gage?’ “so. long pause; neither tell you who did. You, of are going on the presumption that Pinto is the cul- prst.”" The Phantom wildered The been . > ject. after a ‘hut can I course, looked a trifle be- reporter had read his mind Granger chuckled. “I can ser direction vour mind is You think the bolted other stances no one but Pinto could have t] . You Gage he housekeeper in or- Pinto’s queer stunt he storeroom this sufficient proof, to your way of thinking, and you base your entire case on the guess Pinto is a member of the gang.”’ “Don't you with me? I read between lines of your stories in the Sphere that you did share the generally accepted opinion.” _— Granger looked up quickly. “The devil you did! I didn’t mean to alr | my private opinions. It must have been a subconscious process. To. be perfectly frank, I don’t know | whether I agree with you or not. I have an idea of my own on the, subject, but it’s vague as yet. May- | be I'll tell you later.” The Phantom shrugged his shoul- “The mystery of the mur- interest me particu- Granger, if you were in my position, how would you go about finding Miss Hardwick?” The reporter considered for a. long time. “My first step would be. to get in touch with the Duke's | gang and try to ascertain where | Mias Hardwick is being concealed. | That's a large order, and you will | mn Which believe tha murdered der to rilence es pec : tne _ ner. ph eae! isa "* it® ~ oO eit. Lne tne conduct. rrr e pulled off in ~ ‘ morning, is that Duke's nheree the not j find it fairly exciting. The Duke, | puzzled. | hE Es ee you as he before, ,l’'ve been told, hates = hated any one | Prison bars as outside. He froths ;at the mouth whenever he men- tions your name to the other pris- ,;oners. Your borrowed personality | won't give you a great deal of pro- | tection, for there are a |sharp-eyed men in crowd, and, besides, you're in al- ponem as great danger whether you appear as the Gray Phantom or as |Tommis Granger.” The Phantom waved his hand /deprecatingly. “I have considered ail that. The question is, how am I ' to get in contact with the gang.” | Easy to Clean | the corners wit {He peered reflectively at the man on the couch; then an idea came to him. “How did the heads of the organization communicate with yeu? To whom did you report and from whom did orders’?’’ you receive your “From my acquaintance of th: Turkish coffee house.” “The piratical-looking fellow?” Gvanger nodded. “How can I find him?” “The coffee joint {s in Cathar- ine street, not far from East sroadway. You can easily locate it. and you will probably find your man there about 10 or 11 at night. But hadn’t along ?”’ The Phantom shook his head em- you better take me lot of! the Duke's. send me something for a bracer.” and | (he’s almost as dangerous behind | The eying stepped reporter, any attempt useless, nade An opium lamp was sizzling in a room. At a table sat his face as impassive he had corner of the Peng Yuen, Phantom He got up and rapped on the wall, Granger through appeared as if by evidently to no move. as granite. If any part of “You the conversation he showed no sign of it. need food and sleep,’ he promised to try. | the steadily as he the opening that magic. But the realizing that would be sat escape overheard ' remarked | spread The Phantom thanked fagged plish nothing ufit!!l night came, so he gladly accepted the | hospitality. ‘regarded smoked his acrid pipe of li-un. He did had finished his meal. “"The Book of Philosopher,’ ”’ out ’ that the afield in found at ‘says £0 tar may be tonelessiy, pointing to table on out. , +3 a ; . > ‘ . .* 7 + + > Sa © e . “J ° Cal * a * “ Wie Pie Ae . group. , ‘ 4 “ a AA ae uF a2? “a * nA, Lot Ip +s Ory a #6 498 ¢ piece adds a charming bit of color this living-room It -is finished or green lacquer with a beautiful Chi- decoration in black and red. cna Bb? fy ty :. “ x tis, ti 4 Va % V4 Oy $Y, vA a Cette S UL, iy ” . we Lf M/A Wh g ‘» Py, oad fo £ BRIDGE LAMP How cozy, under this beautiful Lamp, with its richly finished poly- chrome base and stand and its brilliantly col- ored pleated silk shade. Complete with silk cord and plug. Mea. ~ 4 Pieces Exactly as Illustrated LACQUERED END TABLE Y-STERN & CO. S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS ~® LOO eA SANT ~ > SS ea MAGAZINE RACK A finishing touch ... to complete the group This artistic Magazine Rack is lacquered in Chinese red or green with an ornamental! hand-painted decora- tion im colors. “oo ONLY $2 NOW — ote oo “Cm; AAs Ae ae >t i> k diet ab trt antrt abe, abet a im _ ” et fhe, y er cea icntiilindes aol asendei dh aihiinenhoniaati a poe , Pe hits east. § ‘ * . . “yee, , : 2 ki ‘op ne aad ie Sr eae ie a + aie * mr ¢ : shes cainbialoeadiaeneeminehh 6 cedat tna ins: ss ‘ pela ssp 5 . . . " on . pants Poe aioe ne ‘ + Mr A Sera BE gee! OPV ate a a EL Poa Sei o> kN ay < PRRek. Scoere MWR 2 ct) eae SE iat Glia ais EAA. tok = Mis eT YS Ba 5 agen 0 pat 3 reef gress wi : asl, after ngs iter ex kona? koe ar, a et . yy ¥ : S . 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PAGE 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 Zz "GTS FIR Agee Divorces Fannie Heastip Les. BUTCHER STABS HOLDUP MAN ‘DAME KENDAL A] l] ———EEEEEEE—————E————————— I OTR a 4 LBB HONOLULU, Dec. 7.—Hamilton | CARRYING A TOY PISTOL’ Broadcasting as Is | | ££ SHOALS BIDDERS ~ - 5 ; pk ria . " Ot unt = ; + eatiaainalal pro Se Bits ob paar te Ath adn A eee See Ee rane Cone) Seaeeee ; BBP SDK, It NL ete OMT Vrs ale alae: re r Aerie ee ee ee ee Pope Agee of Honolulu has bees granted a divorce from Fannie Hea- | A Negro, in a blue denim work, | M A Cc E r S slip Lee Agee, author, on oe ving |@Pron With a toy pistol, was stabbed | : | to know ly ile re § : arging | ; | certian ye ees aa eat |yesterday afternoon when he tried Wants you ) ° | | —_ — es in New York. Each |to hold up Isaac Kodner in his the real joy of owning an | / ‘7 A] FARM MEFTIN . 41) bh ei h ustody butcher shop at 1307 Glasgow ave- rs ae! ' parent will be given the custo inue. Kodner had obeyed a com- Will Return to London Stage ad Alewaw-Waimev : — Lea. gies patie om of a minor daughter in alternate) : : : , ee . . , hi ‘mand to raise his hands, but when | Old-Timers’ Revival of yoeee Saat tne Seeres. ‘the robber walked to the eash 6s . pe Matched-Unit | | Daniel Druce. SHITRUMERT ae TVOES pe BEFROSYCER oe AOCESSONIEG Se _ . § Efforts at Farm B5ureay ‘register, he observed that. the ‘ . weapon was a child’s cap pistol. | So oan a yg — a : we offer the following Nadtos a | i 3 . | g eB ) Convention’ to Gain Sup We Want Kodner snatched ai butcher i: iin -Reeeenennlt Cheon j : knife from the counter, lunged at LONDON, Dec. 7. — Dame! GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Now you can iE : 4’ . ‘ port for Sale of IDI | the Negro and stabbed him in the The 5 Oldest side. The robber cried out with Madge Kendal, 77 years old, still | — FAMOUS : 7 pain and fled to the street, escap- heeds the call of the stage. She | | , “Ee h th ] t { Vacuum bel ene agreed to play the: See TTT | PLAN ave ano er e€iectric iron Power Resources. | J. Odell, |} BMBY) CC —— 12-PAY in your home. Think of th i Bee | : . e convenience e terms are . | | ee § THOMPSON URGES | Cl] ners ‘role in a performance E. — d , ea patriarch of British theaterdom, is ae M 00 , | IN ST. LOUIS preparing to produce. Odell does | Hig] | | moce 3 you'll hardly notice the payments for a brand-new, shini ae | . not. believe actors should retire. | | f a. @ . WE will give absolutely free | On his ninety-second birthday an- i ay 1 aw ae . 7 AGGRESSIVE ROI E . | niversarv he visited the Savage @ _ § erican eau | 8 i val Sccteg’” Giebiiior Slocerie | ;Club, gathered some of his gray- ——_—— > Srieddis todhe- Beebe sin le f | Vacuum Cleaners (non-oiling) | haired confreres about him and in- | 7 | in ra 10 oO ay , g : ELECTRIC IRON Advancement oO ~e | with all attachements for the pperereted preparations Se ) 1 i dial | with Senutifel walnut The Best Iron Mad : ief of ftve oldest vacuum cleaners y. in tertainment to ig stven by the | ai case. a ‘2 $1.00 . for Relief o . . ' stars of long ago. 4 a : : ae 4 t added . . now in family use—regardless Ti tele | theatrical stars o : ne : - | Nothin Down en only 9!.UV per month, to ywur electric bil ; of : 4 a n ~ the ; ’ i ; | o Xs , ee } . ° ° > a of make. as SS Ranger geen se i Ji —_— —T | g 9 But you must act immediately for this offer wil] be with. fa Main Concern — vile ee h | See Ss al °° wae T a . There are no conditions nor Tablets | “Of course, I will take the part,” ) ———S ae - aa | drawn soon. No extra charge because of these easy terms ME af Sessions. restrictions to this offer. If she replied. “We have been ae RENE ere ' he Ls iH In addition to selling you an Fimericen Beauty” electric iron ’ e e ; ‘i 77 RE: too seee 225s icirskscec a Sa the ' Pe Oe : . on such easy 4 Moyer . Acid-O-Phil 'friends, my dear Odell, for more Sse fest ——_ —— ey terms, we will allow you one dollar for your old iron—any kind or 4 ene Associated Press. | gfe condition—to apply on the purchase price of your Jimericm Beonty”. S| Parnell Dee. @& =a you have an old vacuum clean- er, simply fill out the blank T . ithan 40 years.” ablets for Intestinal | | Don't be bothered wi ; iti | with that oldiron. Trade it in. | Shoals loomed as a likely supjec below and mail or bring it to |] P boca | Odell has decided that h = F a utrefaction do a scene from Guilbert’ | ee ae” \ -i | : : ;, ; | , ld to of hot discussion in the eighth ai our store, giving us the name, serial and model number of ‘| MOYER’S Acid-O-Phil Tablets |'Druce.” It is a Cromwellian play Telephone MAin 3220 nual convention of the Americam your cleaner. ar : | j "hich Odell in 1876 plaved the > ——? — ae eee ——- - | (get a drug or medicine) simply |) °" ~* Sige gs Cie: ePiseg = B= eS | | You may have one of the restore and put back into the body part ofa Royalist o1iicer Who fled ———~ = = See —— A GUARANTEED RADIO . “nae Bureau Federation which} || the needed supply of the natural J ‘2e country. ges L 390 Backed by a big responsible manu- [| : _ Re | the twenty- facturer. Buy Now! 17 shopping [| F opened today. Partisans: 664 | | gnterests which seek to acquire Five Oldest Cleaners! || Acidophilus, which is nature’s own Dame Madge was Do not hesitate to fill out this | | inborn method of preventing and | second child of William and Mar-) $150 days until Christmas. | = | ) ee eo cag ter || correcting Intestinal Putrefaction. | s4retta Robertson. Hier general Also Goodrich Silvertown LIGHT AND POWER CO : great government power and fer-| Today this condition collects ts was of Danish blood. Her father No Interest Cord Tires 12TH AND " ; “UST ° . 3 tilizer developments awaiting - bs at our stores. unnecessarily, practi came of a British theatrical fam- Age of Cleaner Determined a adult, 4 eee tok ily which was well known in the —_ 9 wa W ebster . : Wellston :S les : Me position in Congress, are works ty which Tosut MACE § EVENINGS Groves : Luxemburg : on : St. Charles : and all other branches sees J Pee eaten Ge ; | a or cv: | aaah NRE el I nae he SUN. ‘ S with the natural aci hilus cells She was only 5 when she made Offer Ends n! Enter | is all that is aecesmney to banish her first appearance on the stage Your Cleaner—NOW! | Intestinal Putrefaction and its and played a repertoire of roles O N 9 h S | Remember! You will get a $65.00 health, youth and beauty — that included everything from 4 4 orth t treet | 1927 Ball Bearing Cadillac Electric || destroying As a simple, |) “tncle Tom's Cabin’ to shak- Between Locust and the Orpheum Theater | tte ae @ saul Vacuum Cleaher with all attach- harmless and economical test just | speare : oo B DO YOUR CHRIST SHOPPIN y | The | i pg go re ae | taking two Movyer's Acid-O- “i 1865 Mrs. Kendal appeared , | MAS G EARL president of the Glaamial a. pros] cleaner—NOW! | your o | Phil Tablets after every mea! and i the Haymakers in London, as) | : eiming that “wae an € : : MORTON ELE | y, a for four short weeks. ‘Ophelia in a production of “Ham- | Saat whatever Sa { | CTRIC CO. | ou surprised at how clear let” with Walter Montgomery in , aot west Slo narrated et nti flourishing rural life. se back ee nown vegetable ingre- rade. Wrorting, Nebraska, Okla sure to cause backache and other dients mixed with olive oil, naming “anne and Montana signed the dec- ae en pe ee t ‘ : ad SF | Pt - aa% sa ‘ aa i * ks The Beatie ahentn om roversy tortures to men and women. The them Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. : .. “¢ : ' . strongest constitution will break | Know them by their olive color. ee had no part in the convention ite down under the strain of continu-| These tablets are wonder-workers wa | 7 * °, but the partisans of various T&G e New a 5. (Pal ) | Fon the Government development ously interrupted sleep caused by/ on the liver and bowels, which cause By the Associated Press. over-active kidneys. '@ normal action, earrying off the VIENNA, Dec. 7.—Barked Liquid Shumake is prepared spe-| waste and poisonous matter in one’s and broken ankles incurred by yon the Cees to tially for over-active kidneys of | system. trying to Charieston hav: Se een a : New world farmers will add to, their scientific agricultural methe both adylts and children and re-| a = = Fg Sh py — poe. led the Association of Dancing Es- fx . 3 me lieves kidney weakness by remov- | aches. @ listless, no-good tablishment Proprietors o e ‘3 — or the new t ing the cause. . to bar the dance from their halls. | + Be Ss A sh oms ene a 107 @ ods knowledge gleaned from @ sur- Many good druggists now recom- | iime an The Association is comprised of| P= 5 aE vce of Old World farm mend and se}! Liquid Shumake with women and men take some 2000 proprietors and instruc- , d l ; : E rropean tour aent oun r, © : me dUCcers «(of : «the «federation announce. n July 36, 509 American farmer, full directions on the bottle. ah ag ide aie oak Ge one SP | tors. . « - \ | s | os . SN nee ; : | . UCH a loaf as this will be taken for granted | SE ics by rheanpeon, with mae ? ; & . rope for a tour of England, Scote) when they are grown—these children who A ian. France, Belgium, Germann 4 Holland, Denmark and the Isle of; are now dining at the nursery table. They will BH oersey. | Routes of ordinary sight- | seers tours will be. avoided, as the expect just such bread. | delegations will get direetiy al touch with tillers of the seil But today —it is different—there is no other St. Louis Women a¢ Conseramaal Spec ll to the Post-Dispatch. 496 ° 9 —~ | ° Ta? -"% - dl yong ag Main Store 2300 S. Grand Bl, bread like the new Wonder Bread. a . VASES See 3028 N. Grend BI l 129 Locust St 781 Charehne 7 . 3} ‘ Bos rg won, See +. see = - | Its shape alone sets it aside as the loaf mod- Harrison Williams, are 7192 Manchester Av. in Washington attending the Come ern housewives prefer. For the new long loaf Be neon tee Ce eee : # Sr. as dele . a a 3 Wouldn't You Lik ouidadn t OU LiKe a gives from six to eight extra slices—fits the SE wit report co thats ocean Pe eee the program adopted by the con. R ADIO SET toaster better—and makes the most attractive a P ference sandwiches you have ever served. = s . 9 Th BY Chr istmas f And in addition to this, the quality of Won- Star Square Offers the der Bread makes it unusual. For it is made orld’s Greatest from just such materials as you yourself would eNew and Improved. buy—the very finest that can be found. - R E S Hi MA hy ie That is why so many careful mothers select é | MASTERP] FcR | Wonder Bread for the new generation. : : ; aT , Veta Grocers who carry Wonder Bread handle ‘ ELLE FOR FALLING This beautiful Con- + All Metal | , the best of everything. Get a loaf today. — & HAIR AND sole comes in a two- 9 ve oan ’ > ; ‘ - 4 DANDRUFF! a cemeien see. | ‘ » Shielded : Cn Heydt Bakery, Continental Baking Company, - 3 Thomas’ Special Formula hogany cabinet with ) OF, > Chassis FRY. (ae Biddle & 17th Street BR |b Falung Har endedandruft. built-in loud speaker : | : | 2 i a . = conditions wile ood with plenty of room | . for all equipment, so Power-Tube that not a single |i a iS | Amplification wire is visible. : | oo weeeee’§ New-Micro- S the ou i : achievement of on phonic — Radio indus- Priced Complete With Sockets ave Accessories at $99.50 FAMOUS 12-PAY PLAN | 3 | | = interested in pressing forward for legislation for the aid of agricul- ee ee : iene Seat ESE: Sees ea ae swear at uh. rng eta t ge et Rb hynteciciewbenmanioren aheincoometcas, ontneern . pele caida Mle assign : : : sg SNe wets ae : eng : Atl i a ANNI a a mys ose at sant tt “ ppt Gate Ih he PON TR Nace. all ag its ey Dann iy lineal Setar ohana : ~ ‘ Sere . Mette Nine ihe atkins tu, ee adil ‘ , Menut: Messi ts bene — atieatad PS CHhd oP SOR Pie IGEN 5! athe po Dea eta n 4 =“ one slant ‘ Sia ants ‘ ME: wet by me : 4 : STEREO oe ee ‘ Hee ee tie ie a tons rn seat nda aia toe: tel lis clas layer lcvelhs ekpont " . “ + me ¢ wail Wee ow a : rege Peay 4 . ob ne b : er Stn dite. Boa Seek hex : aan oe ae i dee 6 50 _ * ala oi 8 Te nis Fans “ fe cragte “ - : Fieve ee . , . ’ - AE OR. aa aR te Rat atch ate PHAN RAN Sams page Cpe ines: pe tab eg PSY Me ee ge aa Seer cote ven f oe gk aban a es lo an i ana aman ne a Sales : ? a F ris att Wake > : . . won * 0) 2 an : oom ~sathee Ey a ee _ - a et ee eR ER oe Metrarer NY SNP eR AER ; bi ie . Ba Me aa ay . £m ee ge y oanits , 4b ists set: aie: wae Ate , ~ F . : ne ae etal P . Pei , CS RENE pesinedindine see : ; ay . ee se Dahlen talelia ssdnerss dest ae sea : eg Bi nt as . wae es mage” ws $m oe hi wn ey ae wy r : aia at) 8 aE : - ‘ ‘ wre dente el , me y Vr Mba . pas Ps SONS SI» Gale Tae e Ee Srette eee % : : ’ N PRE Deel ae +0 hae ea he 4 a oe ~ vile ? EM - 9) taste ? » > i mo nae ei “ FEL > Gate Sp hii Ps Mh . ar oh aii as ~e 4 by Factory Number young and old. Res y the body | amusement world for generations. | . | 4 | : | — But the leaders were principally] | : ¥ 4 Jee if de ‘ NAR par oe Sidhe atin atin > and energy and ieel like ave | Spearan heroines and in every oa . a +7 > oe ~~ Wt - vomelJge Thi 2 pteken a new “lease oa life.” *s | of classical and popuiar Grama ' is OTT cececees . : . .. ~+ipead cha | Acid-O-Pbhil Tablets are positively ti) 1911 when she retired. : MORTON ELECTRIC CO., J guaranteed to give you new health, ade several tours of the United 418 N. 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# ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ , ee. __ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___________. PAGE 29 POMS BIDDERS} ou ene pec poe anacgg : MI Seovicd Gye jor Coens nes i: Laptn S ; : a ais Open a es on Saturday A] FARM MEETING aS oe ¥ aX =a nti ristmas Efforts at Farm Bureau Convention to Gain Sup- port for Sale of Public Power Resources. onvenience! The terms Are 80 easy ’ THOMPSON URGES ents for a brand-new, shining i @ | AGGRESSIVE ROLE | Advancement of Measures) for Relief of Agriculture | ele) th added to ‘four elect . . Ree tectnic bill) i ; Lea | hediately for this offer will be with. | Main Concern of a: charge because of these easy terms. fp at Sessions. | — iron on such i iron—any kind or a “Amencar - ™ fy the Associated Press. psd : ye «6=sC«CHXICAGO, Dec. 6. — Muscle ‘ : - likely subject | d se Shoals loomed as a - ® of hot discussion in the eighth an- i 33m '. = m gual convention of the American) a Farm Bureau Federation which (wat I RI epened today. Partisans of two | 4 jnterests which seek to acquire the. t R CO. iB great government power and fer- M tnizer developments awaiting dis- | ~ and all other branches s e/, position in Congress, are Working | vA for convention endorsement. : —_ Rut the leaders were principally | | $nterested in pressing forward for | ' jegislation for the aid of agricul- | —_ ture, with Samuel H. Thompson, | 4 fir exe) PS .¢ . : mm atid b/' N n a q vy ' YPPING EARLY president of the organization, pro- | . ae } claiming that “we have a right to! | | ARO Ke bid) Alb, i ATL | \ / Ee my | i it expect whatever additional legis-! from EK very Or] 1er | . | ! J Ab lation is necessary” to effect! further stabilization and expansion | f h h Junior of co-operatve marketing. | O ft - I By { ee | Hubbard Smoker Message From Lioyd George. | Sdeele ehac sails La m p S is r uty ‘ J t ; Y : Scetiee to Ps Alig aocnenedl For several! Asstt ae — oa : ing que si anu : The graceful floor lamp A thing of beauty, | role” he said, al'‘hough recogniz- who each year searcnes the and Or or | | “Whar shall I give | that fits anywhere in the bridge lamp— ing that no single measure or act) works of art, has been commissioned by | him?’ First it is an 4 the home is a lovely Mage | by either government or farmers) 1 ; 1] : j | hi. 2 é e of f and the most inti- : | Union Electric to find us beautiful lamps. | eS Ii (7 athenreggpeesesatal celains. The alabaster lamps, with their masterful ai Dessnsats and the Iéle of 4 sculpturingare particularly beautiful. Adorable gifts. - . ® Holland, Denmark and the Isle of | ble. They will | Jersey. Routes of ordinary sight- | FTN ¥ balk ok ute ee ee g a . a ee Fn dP Et mete Patel ND Mapiig ron, 20 Dery Oo vine: oily ihe eh BY ink iN ‘ oy. - wo gt Vertes “ay rae EELS SLOAN IN EE CSB, RN a tne Ee “NR Ch. eh ih wang IY ee gang int 4 ee aut Wie hls - te - Se eee bad ees ees “Ts *

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oan G BOGE TET GEE oleae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oT i ide saci : a Elizabeth's Hospital, Belleville, target yesterday. The target was |up another empty shel] ap ot 1 tump ithe ground. “4 SEERTEARGL GOT SUIT OY fic = oes eas rie Sr rai Smee aa om ____ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH shooting when Wilbert Geeta rifle passed through BROTHER IK TARGET PRACTICE pgp eens mer Lehr, 16 ata rifle | sine high. His condition ig Little Girls’ Prize Steers oting. when Wiibert dashed! Captivate Baby Beef Show *icrt sx 82s" “= — : pty Shell. — | Wilbert Lehr. 7 years old, a son | Children’s Handling of Animals Wins Ap- ‘0° tus” steals ‘ois plause of Crowded Gallery at East St. Louis Stockyards. | i ad | Those who watch dog shows may} heads of their charges—led up and ‘have seen, more than once, a tall ‘put through their paces and bossed and regal woman thrown com- around prize-winning steers weigh- pletely off her poise, flushed and iing half a ton yesterday in the exasperated and a bit ridiculous, by |annual Baby Beef show at the Na- | the obstinacy of a tiny pomeranian tional Stockyards in East St. Louis. | in the show ring. | Despite that big contrast, there Well. such observers should have; were many points of likeness be-_ how easily little girls—some tween this show and a horse or scarcely reaching to the Kennel show. The blue rfbbon mas COmpetitors were thoroughbreds, the wonderful change that bas iand showed it. They were plum been in their lives thro nd cl new pi r h Y the use of Mrs. Summers Opaline re oS Oe Ok ee Pee Remedy they would immediately coats glistened. Al! that, {ft was take heart. For 34 years this famoes ,easy to see, had come through, i'many hours of solicitude by their. youthful friends and protectors. | Big Gallery Is Crowded. ORE OURS: SLICKERS And then there was the gallery, DAILY For _— Women crowding that section of the big Treatment has brought the happi- Misses ern Ere Ic 3 + *h “Zz - 3 , - tockyvards 7 “4 LO ne v ery eaze :8 AM. 10 f PM. e ‘ own : t ~ ~ you can use without the knowi- g | - © > > -~ mn an ? Games. Kiddie (Cars, Children’s “arenas Roller were useful. as well as ornamental. ‘the eal Presa Mien and Wome Get Quick Relief ve tried everything you cas ; Fine fast thru service direct to LOS ANGELES via Omaha and the new “Gold Coast Limited” No Extra Fare Leaves St. Louis 7:30 pm» - All-Pullman train beyond Omaha + + » Overland Route dining car service ree = erything you cas Bath, barber, = en — , ‘Open-top — ge reri's boule of to observa an California {Sie Penance dew arnte bp mp fas ao DO ch a Take these little dark green capsules as Les Angeles thru service alse on “Pacific Coast Limited” leaving = ted and notice how im sbeat 58 Sea and gi see the stream of letrers telli A a and cickets at et Ticket Office, Broadway apd Locust or ask— FP. L. McNally, Div. Passenger Agent, Wabash 1450 Raiiway Exch., Main 4980—er J. L. Carney, Generai Agent, U'nion Pacific 2053 Railway Exch., Garpeld 1304 ° which comes in capsule hate considerably St. Louts 2:00 pm wa Kansas City, by step from Car 0 Car om train, 4 Se Spanished those persisting, nerve-rack- ae pains that hare caused you Many ae Thru service to SAN FRANCISCO leaves Sc. Louis 2:00 pa og a nights. A few more doses and the “Paciic Coast I imited” via K anses ( aty and D 4 « bave left you forever While this particular formula was com- ness that goes with health to chou- of the ring, and including a num- SATURDAYS ly 1é 6 ) $2. 99 ber of women who looked, except tdge of aid of anyone. sands of women. Every omg woman who is blue, discouragec BAM. 10 9 P.M. ) . for occasional attacks of the shiv- 4 — ane FN = tho ze ay ge uk aircaoral imuners Medica! Dept. 110 Sout h Bend. Ind. | 4 a asn- nion cl C cerchiefs, as oug they might) send me without obligation your 10 day Free Tri { } . TOYS have been watching the pomera- © Ter dirs. Summers Opaline & : rans : "THE OVERLAND ROUTE sick is invited to write in all confi- dence for full information regard- BUY N NOW! of the men of this gallery. The ; 7 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER— mr 3 ; men at a horse show or dog show | ‘7 ‘A SMALL A FEW SUGGESTIONS try to dress the part. These men | a b: ; : } part. | E: ing Mrs. SummersHomeT reatment. Send in the coupon and a woman who understands and sympathizes will write you the cheemng story and send youagenerots trial which did mot have to dress th Dells. Dell Beds, Doll's Carriages. Mamma Telephones. iid no h Ve | the Pa: : i \ s. Velocipedes. Me- They looked the part. iheir taces Sleds, Automobiles. Express Wagon - Weoceney ’ chanical Teys. Electric Trains, speed e ine ated. bitten and Lev iheltinedl. Scooters. Blackbeoards, Writing Desks, wwe 8 Candies, Small Xmas Trees. Checkers. Blocks +} . - - ‘ + & a mae? nere was a contrast In mose and the tall whips they carried and Ice Skates, Drums, Jumping Ropes. pores Another contrast me the re- (ie coool Deny nie bia daz wards for these boy and girls tremely low — Be sure to see this DIZ : . currenty as = , > ' . a. a ‘ x . ziing display : ips Eo Hi DRE | - : 2 : os | d m= hg - a L :a champion led off an auction : . + P rR a i_4a CAA COL ££ i? i P f R F 3 A [ p . ak eef steer on ON SANTA’S AEROPLANE he price was 71 cents a pound ; na: | CIRCLE SWING — COME! @ once ever pa: ath tee 48 cents a The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) appreci- — nt late ir SS ae ated then the importance of the aeroplane to com- Girts FOR —— os | ‘The 15-year-ol -old owner merce and industry and realized that it was only a ens ecxTies, if tanec '. f the champion, Marion Mackey ‘ . . : $2 Ever-Ready Razor & tie set, in bor. $1.29 of Clarksville, , figures on a question of time until the whole country would be $20 Silk Lounging Robes,, emgage aa eee knit together by an efficient air service. Men's $10 Fancy Lounging Robes, spe, $6.95 itn tenes i: akan $3 Rayon Sik Mufflers in Xmas bex,..$1.49 hen it ighed 57: $2.50 Tie & Handkerchief Set, in bor..$2.49 HF 2° cents a pound out of his own Boys’ $5 fancy wool Lumberjacks, spe, $2.98 Bo“ co earn phon Men's $3 Leather House Slippers, pair, $1.99 ee ete eink | ae Boys’ $1 50 Gauntlet Gloves, special eens. skunk and ‘coon. Last season he Pores part of his father’s ee oo ee a eee at pe ” Pee Ake eee: nae tis ahd Ok teh ri, > ake Radiata PR A es Boy ye ” The possibilities of a growing need for gasoline and lubricating oil specially made for aviation use was apparent to the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) several years ago. pry ey rss ~ Fee ae ve my Oe ge se sere oe en © ea ee weed i wee a> a - . pone - — P tone ie " - , « r . m i a is hi e i Ya 2 -sowe LARCRLED ae R ee Apter e msaied alee ear ctte wre at ties wet Pay REN I As a aR, a : : ’ ~ , % : * “p> - . be Meek Ay, , Ris eS tai 4 ‘er oy Cae SE ane - ba ej CE IAG AOE ONC POMS aay tates Ae = Wee. ay J + ; a oe ON BB hae 0 0 i Moto Boy Makes $700 Profit. The price was 71 cents a pound, aa “mth , months ago, bt A es ~ ee “3 ounds, for ~”" We me ie PO RPE PE SB A EERE OL LN EE NN TIE BAA * = r nhs a oo The Air Mail was the first pioneering step in this direction. Its success is not yet fully under- stood by the general public, but business men everywhere appreciate the importance of a mail service that is swifter by hours and even days. a et TON ON pO AOL ALGLOL LA LLNS LOAD GT = RN ER = new ~ aT aT TOYLAND farm in cu vation for hi meself, and ONE-DIAL ieee owner of other thirouxtired $ an —— * 4 / as 7 ~ ~+- . 4 \s rOoOUg Do on @ CONTROL ete - ] ’ ar » Taare —— . be mre. DD. | ‘ paid the rec- ord nrice . +} nhar * Y) on. agai nst ; Maytalir | Ho- Europe has already shown us what can be done ELEC. PERCOLATOR SET i Ge & Geen toe thal tite. in passenger aviation and we are beginning to pound reserve champion, the best comprehend the possibilities. >) = , s. » 2 _ Angus in the show, reared by Ray- TWINPLEX STROPPER Medels for al! pore 7 bie - mond Mobley of Mt. Sterling. I11. eeetneed The A aha . Make of blades gauge aluminum : Percolator, S-cup size, heavy gauge oval aluminum tray lix14 inches, John Dodd Jr. of Auburn mm dhtien aluminum sugar and creamer Steugae i rs ct irn, iif.. : WEEK set. Two-year guarantee. Note i €e grand a0 tea Dp last 2 Pipes, cherry stem. $1. 49 eur extremely low price. . year, brought 27% ts a pound Four-plece Set, made of heavy $ champion Hereford, shown by Much progress has been made in developing the aeroplane as a commercial carrier. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana), keepimg closely in touch with new developments and working always with thought for the future, foresaw the inevitable ex- pansion and extension of commercial aviation m this country. the Chase Hote el. Dutch Kitchen Clocks. $3.98 | $25 Colonial Percolator Set, special... $216.95 ee AE elke toatl oldie $15 Field Glasses with case. $9.90 $10 Hot-Point Electric Percolator, now... $6.49 the veteran auctioneer. P. M. Gross 85 Gold Auto-Strop Razor, now, $1.99 | Universal Urn Percolator, this week... $9.95 m ot Kansas City, whacking his stand $5 Gillette Razors Gillette Razors, new model, $3.49 | $27.50 Urn Peccolator Set, this week. $18.95 with a battered whipstock, jag the $7.50 50 ELEC. WAFFLE IRON $$ Striking Bag & Stand, new, $5.98 : ‘Someone standing beside the rine «Special ¢ Minkee tere cine Boys’ $4.50 Boxing Gloves, Set, $2.98 had pushed Isabel's hat to the ba ; & . waffles: has ample $16 Boxing Gloves, set, 4. -$10.95 hair dane: as she shook ine head expansion hin g 8, $4 Striking Bag with bladder, $2.79 Hic was not enough. polished nicke|! Boys’ $1.50 Rugby Footballs... 69c hace woe $10 Official Basket Bats, now. $4.79 , $3. 12-piece Soccer Bails, new $1.98 guaranteed Complete 13¢ BENJAMIN TWO- with — and cord | WAY =—> ELECTRIC eg geal gan ly a ye : Qh 411 eamniate oe ee Malin? Toaster, nov. $1.98) Qi SOCKET sel Spring. and ner father ge $5 Hot-Point Edson Electric Iron, § lbs. $3.49 Fon} 5 eg Semgalrmeadfenecey ely ate 7 «* ‘ “ f ; G Se OBE lit ° meg neal be ie ——— toward send her to high sch $10 sem TUBULAR SKATING OUTFITS ::~-$6-95) 2 = ee oe OVERCOATS and panies girl to e than city flats o: a _— , ee ee a Caceres, derse- the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) progresses GENUINE U. S. NAVY |$i2.50 SHEEPSKIN-LINED |. owner of the secon! in step with the best thought and the newest ideas ayia i ll p —_ 15, of Paris, Mo., who showed the of the time, cooperating at every Opportunity for mre. _, Tale soncea’y a | third-prize Hereford. Diminutiv the greater welfare and prosperity of the nation. Rida tie de | Dorothy Ann Fuqua, 10. of nea $35 Ae ba ae 1B venancg - = 7 74 24 + ed Isabel’s hat to the } The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) realized that a new gasoline and lubricating oul scientifically adapted to the aeroplane would be needed. Work was begun immediately to meet this new need. % ; *~ 7 By qj bie Ae ee ; vs ea i Be t = - : x : me F . Se yw - : Se te . +2 ot : ' &s a : 23 a a . -t 3 a : Fs : & + 2 & ae, 2 - 3 % %, ox S v + i at ow . 7 2d J 3 > pes a 2 ‘ . ma. 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F ee ‘a Sew 7 L 9 PF ast =. 2é ; ? é ; ae i” . B sere ‘ » oe t - a Fi > 7 _ Ee is i} i . - Today the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is supplying the major part of the gasoline and lubrié- cating oil used for aviation purposes. Ot A ne De etl, EO soe BY DG aS 7. » "sna z . drt Cie gf NW OdG + got. he The magic paint p of Butter Cream is not too late to e The Free Al You don’t have to Just paste your @ in any scrap book. contest closes. Direct from the — lyn navy depot: of heavy all-wool a or men poane men ; ae uine leat her rein- : forced pockets, larce bea verized storm collar. Spe- ‘tal, By forcing petroleum to yield still more products that are needed for the general goé6d of mankind - the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has trans- lated its ideals of service into still larger terms of usefulness. ee eae ee * ee ey sladimiln dgortalosys ee oe ‘What citw?” “Monroe City.” Canadian Wets Win Last District. It is upon the rock of enduring service that the 7 = an Leptin Ms eos PT ; up to $37.30 . Men's Suits, values te $25, $14.95 Men's $30 te $35 Suiis. $26.95 Men's $7 Wool Oress Panis. $3.95 Men's $3 Woo! Dress Pants. $4.95 Men's $3 Moleskin Pants, now $1.99 Men's $30 Leather Coats. $17.95 Men's $12 Leather Jackets $8.45 Men's $12 Long Storm Coats. $6.95 Boys’ $12 All-Woc! O'ceats. $4.95 Boys’ Sheepskin-Lined Coats. $5.75 $8 HIGH-TOP BOOTS, 16-INCH :.031 $4.95 WOMEN’S r $3.50 : ' | ) Men's $4.50 BALOSHES. ,ARNE) y S WORK 4 SUCKL ES | | SHOES 7 ae GOODS STORE | 10 & WASHINGTON 5 o Br the Assoriated Preas or Ynory ‘itn 8 Ty o — Diaz Denies _— on N ic “aragna. By the Associate MANAGT A, Ni caragua. Dec The Diaz Government has aévi American companies operating . the East Coast of Nicaragua 1} claims pregented to it for = ippli and money furnished the revoln- ionigts will not be recognized ’ also has informed these com ps that taxes and customs dutiee naid the revolutioniets will agair he inal > ‘lected by the Diaz Government. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has become one of the great institutions.of the world. Truly great because it does a big job in a big way. It renders a comprehensive service, reckoning pro- fits as secondary, firm in the belief that service brings its reward in exact ratio to the sincerity animating such service. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) General Office: Standard Oil Building 910 So. Michigan Avenue, Chicago AA I SRI RR Bitty FRR TRE SI ia aa Se + ha o " paNadte v1. fins ‘ ales a : al ee ? ,

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DECEMBER 7, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ¥y DROPSY Week FREE POLICE HOLD WIDOW —_ . was [Ul p another empty shell he aay = mp ithe ground. 2 was, The bullet from the $9.4 ' hed passed through the all Pick His condition ts serlons ve rifle th igh. direct to LOS ANGELES new “Gold Coast Limited.” » Extra Fare ppm, ~All-Pullman train beyond d Route dining car servicer vy manicure, valets+*Open-top mountains and orange groves of service by step from car fo car enroute.) also on “Pacific Coast Limited” leaving gas City, by step from car to car on train. NCISCO leaves St. Louis 2:00 pm on vie Kanses Ciry and Denver. C nPactfic | ND ROUTE’ owing need for gasoline y made for aviation use landard Oil Company c pany (Indiana) appreci- of the aeroplane to com- alized that it was only a whole country would be mt air service. first pioneering step in SS is not yet fully under- iblic, but business men importance of a mail nours and even days. pwn us what can be done d we are beginning to oP made in developing the carner. The Standard Keeping closely in touch nd working always with Dresaw the inevitable ex- ‘commercial aviation in pany (Indiana) realized bricating oil scientifically would be needed. Work »D meet this new need. ml Company (Indiana) is of the gasoline and lubri- yn purposes. asoline and lubricating oil a one more evidence that (Indiana) progresses oe and the newest ideas at every opportunity for rosperity of the nation. D yield still more products general good of mankind y (Indiana) has trans- into still larger terms of during service that the (Indiana) has become ns of the world. Truly BE 30b in a big way. It Service, reckoning pro- the belief that service ratio to the sincerity il Company ~ Oil Building Avenue, Chicago tae “tine REMEDY 00. Boot 3 Atlanta. _— Paying tenants are quickly found through Post-Dispatch wanta. Phone | your want ad or leave it with your | nenrest druggi«t. ADVERTISEMENT Here's Here’s a Real Prescription for a. Torturing Pains of Neuritis “en and Women Everywhere Get Quick Relief from Their Suffering When you ‘ve tried everything you can gunk of and nothing seems to even relieve piercing. agonizing pains, just go to oe good druggist and get a bottie of ron Special Fo ranula No. 2. Be sure é; No. 2. which co mes in capsule ark eee capsules as teat 24 hours _en- re. doses o* the ins have ‘Yeft you forever Wile thie particular form\ pounded a. the purpose of conquering | first painful. uty conditions and what is/| known as Rheumatoid Arthritis—a knotty, Painful swelling of the joints—it has proven wonderfully successful in al] forms! of Neuritis and Sciatic Nerve Pains. You needn't be afraid of its containing dope of any kind—it doesn't. are only makeshifts’ and can Only at the best give temporary relief. Be sure you've got Neuritis and then | get Allenrhu Special Formula No Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores la was com- Bros. Drug Co. sell lots of it. a genuine new Willard Rubber Case Automobile Battery S 112 At all Willard Battery Stations —* For Immediate Delivery Call Willard Storage Battery Co. 2918-20 WASHINGTON AV. Phone JEfferson 2795-6 | By the Associated Presa. | “| murder Sunday of SESLL28 OF SAN DEICINES | Luther Bishop’s — Found Hidden in Oklahoma City Home. OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., Dec. 7.) —Mrs. Luther M. Bishop is held in the county jail here today for questioning in connection with the her husband, 'Luther Bishop, a State detective. She was arrested following the > overage of the two pistols, which Bishop always carried or kept near ‘him, in his home hidden in an oat- meal container. One had been fired six times and the other twice. |Seven bullets struck Bishop, Such things were not there Sunday night an: and lle i shooting continwed, ‘as she ‘mon her charges have ; ‘roundup of men known to '20 arrests have been made. the apvarently while he was asleep. Bishop regularly kept the pistols at his bedside at night. The au- thorities want to know why they d his slayer enter red the ‘also how house. Mrs. Bishop said she was asleep ‘in a’ bed near her husband's when ‘she was awakened by a shot. The she declared, fled from the room to’ sum- father and _= son. No been filed against her. Authorities continuing 32 have Nearly Sev- are been enemtfes of Bishop. eral of those arrested were identi- fied with the Osage Indian country “reign of terror,” in which 17 per- sons were mysteriously slain four years ago. Bishop assisted the ‘Government and the State in get- ‘ting evidence that resulted in the ' ' , Miss (1924, estate, ,ow and daughter, recent conviction of three of the alleged leaders in a polt to kill wealthy Osage Indians to obtain contro) of oi! royalties. INHERITANCE TAX DENIED ON WARMACK’S STOCK GIFT A gift of 1000 shares of Inter- national Shoe Stock which Robert N. Warmack, vice preSident and sales manager of the Internationa! Shoe Co., meade to his daughter, Annie Laurie Warmack, i16 before his death, July is not subject to inheritance tax, Probate Judge Holtcamp ruled today. A court appraiser held the trans- fer of stock was made in contem- plation of death and therefore sub- ject to a tax of $3290. Miss War- mack contended, and was ete by Judge Holtcamp, that her fathe was in normal] health and not con- templating death, and that he gave her the stock in consideration of “love and affection” and a8 a birth- day present. The market value of Warmack’s which he willed to his wid- is appraised at inheritance tax will days $666,000. The | be $8426. Seek Daughter Who Left Home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Novak, 2441 Kosciusko street, have asked po- lice to search for their daughter, Anna, 16 years old, who left hom: three months ago following a dis- agreement with her sister. She is known to have roomed in the vi- cinity of Fifteenth Chouteau avenue for several weeks fter leaving home. She has Jlond hair and is of medium ¢ . ature street and Look, Children! Here's Another Important Notice About the Magic Picture Contest The magic paint pictures are still being wrapped in all loaves of Butter Cream Bread—a different picture each day. So it is not too late to enter the contest and win a prize. The Free Albums Are All Gone—But You don’t have to have an album to win one of the eash prizes. Just paste your magic paint pictures neatly on cardboard or in any scrap book. We will return all your pictures after the contest closes. Remember the PRIZES! 1st Prize $25.00 in Gold 2d Prize $15.00 in Gold 3d Prize $10.00 in Gold 4thPrize $ 5.00 in Gold 100 PRIZES OF $1.00 EACH Butter-Cream ZIGER BAKING COMPANY _ -:- Bread - ee i. «ail Two Pistols | | Re) 4 O yh vw Ais =) an » ay’ o 41K 3) ass _ . 4 a . =) ?¢,' o% * me 4 7 ae* } 7 Al “Vf > a) (28 ter @ 4101 Cook Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. | f women wrote to SANTA CLAUS What Gifts would they ask for? Women do write to Santa Claus, surprising though it may be. They tell of gifts they long for. Something for use and service in the home. Something that will lighten labor, add to home efficiency and bring increased comfort to all the family. Here are a few extracts from letters picked at random from Santa Claus’ mail: ] “ ... After you've brought the children’s toys perhaps you can bring me a Gas Fire-place Heater for the parlor. I would so love to have it for Christmas Eve, and I know it will come in handy ell through the winter.. ."’ TTR es a, ee ae = f 5 7 os f vet STEVE TT PTL. PPV ePRa eraser tat “ _., Santa, if you only knew how I suffer with a lame shoulder after each weekly ironing you surely would bring me a gas Ironing Ma- ehise...” I am tired of putting up clothes lines and ‘hanging out’ clothes on wash day. Howl! would thank you if you would bring me a gas heated Laundry Dryer. °° Mrs. K. In our home we have an old water heater that has out-grown its usefulness, and you can imagine what that means to a family of sev- en. What I want most of all is a Self- Action Gas Water Heater. It will make all of us happy and make my work casier. .” Mrs. N Please don't think me un- grateful, Santy, but this year won't you please bring me something useful instead of the luxury gifts you have brought inthepast? I have my heart set on e new Cabinet Gas Range with an oven heat regulator” Mrs. B A Gas Appliance Gift for Your Wife or Mother At all Laclede offices you will find big displays of the newest and best in Gas Appliances and Kitchen Articles. First quality merchandise at reasonable prices on Easy Terms. Here area few suggestions: Ironing Machine (Gas Heated) Laundry Dryer (Gas Heated) Gas Incinerator Time-O-Stat-to regulate tank water heater Aluminum Ware and Kitchen Utensils Combined Gas Range and Gas Kitchen Heater Self-Action Gas Water Heater Gas Fireplace Heater Gas-Steam Radiator Washing Machine (Gas Heated) If you are a customer of the Gas Company you have an extended payment account with us to purchase any appliance. Take advantage of this convenience. If you cannot call at one of our offices mail the coupon and we will send you our free Book of Christmas Gift Sugges- The LACLE DE (cas [ight G@mpany OLIVE AT ELEVENTH All ’Phones CEntral 3800 3524 N. Grand 2744 Cherokee 3189 So. Grand The Laclede Gas Light Company, +~ : Olive at llth, St. Louis ~, Please send me your Free Book of Christmas Gift Suggestions for the home. 7a ua 3 ‘ x, _ as in aan Conia terete ee ee bit vind Shae wait. de ne ; “ 1 ae te ON RIN RT ee A EE inte at PIF oS es Riri AN langage pind AN 4 Lyte Same ct sate adh Bist alae iil e Colaba standin SPALL ee ee : . - eee *~ a aN 2 ‘ - . " o } 7 7 ° 4 ba , o ~~ ~ Tile RAG Ya en Sets ene EAP EOL ae en pst: (hat, od AR SES 2 nineteen iP >) SMe Wee belie te wires + ah Wi sae a ee wap yy ’ Wi i Y, 0 wade tae e her A oid a“ Bi ee eit ’ i ey Nain a . ye Ng i in Mine PAE OR pein 2 Cmte: OF RL IRR Dh eeRr Py: Pad, BI, cats sn 62 ry Maat A alte orn a i) ; © Sead Sepa eet

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 32__ _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 wi TIGER-BE aR 927 GAME, OFF FRIDAY AND ON SATURDAY, IS OFF AGé Te ——_—— AON ER BR AOR. PRR 8 OOF LEI LILA NI MEE 4 HOS ft? eee eae Toro a NE RIAN NC i he Al he ag BPA ONS ae 2 eRe — LOS enc * TIT | He h’s Duties Durin Hornsby 3- Year ‘School Committee Votes oppe ve Ihe Coach's g a Game | it 0 | y N . - | tra ti Oo P erm ] eams to a . l = Tesen Do the Thi Ing . Roper Advises: Being ( onsidered .G ames Away f rom H ome "als HE ANNOUNCES S$) HOO | -_ sitet -Former Champianll ; : NN ce ee 2 || threndon Unwilling! $0 Tie: Up| | oi - Princeton Coach Says First 5 eh a : Between Halves, Winning Club With D eInvolv- | Approval at Meeting Dec. 14 Will Permit Championship | tg 192 After Bias D se Nae “hs x : I n = s - ry : | t ; i I | as Learn to Watch © P39 ek “* or Losing, Keep the Ama-| . to Campete in Out-of-Town Stic First B en “If Can’ President of Missouri U. Tasks to ee | fn 3 we oe ing so Much Money. | Teams te | lock, 300-195 : 3 _ . i | a ) Games and Meets. Favors Continuance of Players, to Know When Wie | teur Napoleons and Vol a | 3 ao SS Special te the Post- -Dispateh. ° | . ° Ta m | “NE Relations — Washington to Make Substitutions. . oo , Uunteer Advisers Away) By J. Roy Stockton ee | | Sag From T am | President Sam Breadon of the An important step toward the final revocation of the Board ; . . we : “ % Me 3 . al L ¥ i 4 * le én i - a Director Declines to Com- ‘6 ' ieee aa © r Cardinals, who yesterday took un of Education ruling limiting the scope o? high school athletics to which he CHAPTER X, “MY 25 ey age der advisement Manager Rogers ies aes” aalaie ile radius was taken yesterday ’ ome & oe dhnieunell ¢ three- contests with teams within > Tadius was Oo era, Hoppe foun ment 9 : : as 3 . : |Hornsby’s request for a three-year : ee igted Press. : YEARS ON THE GRIDIRON” | F ony coached eleven goes on the # Bes an tee 9, ye | > . hen a Maddox Was tjo, By the Assoc! | ee Be Se a - 1 ¢ id contract instead of t one-year afternoon wien ' i NGELES, Dec. 7.—Jack ¥ : Sp 3 “— re aréed ior verv y + ro 7“ + 1? , ino ; ~ ae te oad >» 7 ‘ : B “Bir” R ; ee x prep e y emerg ; , offered by t . ole b own- _ | presented at a meeting ot ‘ The r2ccom x as | ispatc | y W. W. i oper. 3 he wm) wa i former heavyweight} Special to the Post-Dispatch ee “a : Pan The Two Systems. er, is considering Hot mendation follows: ) MOE pempser. oer alll . 3; 2 i i ..— Fin 7: vw ric 4 , t 3 : . yy : ~ } posi itio his itive: i . eT 5 ; : y ivin the forma COLUMBIA, Mo., : “| EN my early coaching days psa BT : ,. HERE is one and only one wav “ .. 7 o on tt 14, 1910,: action next week will be favorable ee ¢hampion, wai iving ; non rhe i : >i ~ 1? + ° 4 - ae i OQ ‘ ti) it Ome } i 4h. Aba oe ee : decision Uupo ee ' Princeton I found it very di . = va x of stopping a coach from trving .. wk : ; ard ¢ Jucati ok ar The ps ere ent’s suggestion points an * a few warming-up + fights, will start - * on i* ‘ } — . ! ? i-_ S| + + air ~> _— 1s ? - te! a & + of a : 3 * vi © as & 7 tae i¢ 7 ' ? radon ai .. } Y} 7 rhe Oar ‘ . . \ : 2 = : »” “ q . Universit, Wii _ ; i ficult L¢ tra r mvyseilt to “gprs -. of ee. 4 ‘ % to captain his team du i? ‘ al ? so E é nas r a : ; s hoo! organ! limits all eu t.of. + wn athietic aC - , a training next meek in the hope of ? : hac r} aot dail ¢ = ‘ ; Piu-i 4 ver el} , =_s othe i rn adowu Hm. DUT can ‘ ‘ Pah fs Ws haracse ai i ' : ; r _s ity s+ ¢ erry _ : ¥f potter wie = wget idual age . eae = et = ee . - > Litai i 4} L450 ala . . . am i — : , 61 i s : : oie : nl eo at coast i they _ : - ; Sa” # ; |effective, which requines no offi-/, se Re MELT od Sp ae “7 srscholasti ram i, of the several sports. According tle, finished the afternogs | ; nney, to whom he lost the} tercoliegiate ; ygline anh ing. IW — find my: ” : RRSP SR cials and no rules. It iss ‘The team § pinnae . ee Be el ; 1e¢ ) Oct. _ 393 upon! iy, the winner of the league basket- l an average of 60, as fea world's title last Sep@ember “ati iit iaic d Lhd Lics - slice Or q ; ? 7 “+ si . > ~ . - . , s . : ™ yin ee Ba a ; ‘ =? - , . 7 Yy { - ° pe . ail ae i rbed or ac game a % ae an * which is run from the side line: sve “0 commendation of the per ali pgp: will be erie to com- his 360 points fn five tal Ph! adeiphia. nis : si cha Ri es " ot on. — ot? + tri = + ss: 2 : Ae A .4ai © e ‘ ‘ hu in the district |e iminations of Hoppe also played fairly This he announced today, saying: + roe }, ies +h 5 ~ a” = es ' ~al rdav’s action follows the in- « aa sender ye ring today. He is a stiff counter) so : i 4 sa 44 6 . . « st “ . a 1a ‘ oO ulos : : 4 t Moines last Satur t the an aze and stoicism were. | in captai 0 JOP wean interval between halves is pure go) onreée-yeat yntra This recomm. idation was f itial s ken by Stephen M. Wag- give him fre time =a puncner, and while I thinks aa nual game, which as enamore have been much more usefu wn selve yOu! m Wii > Very Pt for the coach who knows how “I received } hin tr. - vorably recetved by’ omm or. | president. who. after aix is 18.2 balkit could have whipped Firpo and or less permanent [fxtu! ince the sidelines and he cost his team you can wWig- use it and a time of trouble and managir + team in 1925 or i nd accordingly he 1 lutior o'| thorouy investigation of the ott ome Erie all — probabiy heid ¢ arpentier eve>—[ 18380. would be played on Oct. 15 several! vards before his condition ra ore (Oo Ui mn from the side | defe t for the man who has failed Tage rmsov said Othe amend the long-standing restriction itions he Suggestion of a Post aR sy lacher, the @ Jess Willard and Bill Brennaae next vear if yas been learn: dq here was noticed Thie inridan?t gor - ; ‘ ani -47] deserve it. TOO. 4 ; possibilities in each ; _ ” a : : , + oe hy -sc} h ie aa at} ’ - 27 Re ry: - Ait O rial. issued a state se,» tre Bn in this city, dat f + would hat slaughtered him. that the game has not been sched- to show how many things one man ich instructions as may prop- direction. il the trials of the go nave een signed to three- | S40iec tor ' eo nent proposing the abrogation of yin the match. ide Vas CO ms uled, and that a number, probably would have to watch if } iets. ow ae Ree the “ate iIspel inti year contracts and I l th Or ri » £9 ri¢ ui€ r. Wagmer’s proposal Hoppe plainiy al _ “Tt was worried in Philadelphia; a majority, of the committee Wil! ty rely on his own unaided pow- here. very intru | jes work in leading th ards t owe’ majority the | met ith tl immediate indorse-| ., practice at the balk Mae the day of the fight. I had enough? ’ 5 * - oi a oo & ‘ ) *m be have expr : jority pf board mem- : to worry me. with a lot of Iitigationy§ Oppose its scheduling. ers of observation se: ee sapiens * »reak in before ft! >» the pennant ang a wor! hampion- yesterday, for he falled toe oun } mised | warm supporti*. ; hanging over me—and don't think?) 1927 Game Not Favored. : a a ing players and e choice of men. wil! hree at ¢] etwee hip entit mé three-vear | SUPport c @ 1 ®, U | ye - , - i. . Ga OF ing iO P IS NOt ia} ; ; ‘ i em ; r re ; “te ‘ . i ’ sin © Int rst - _ : It is not the sense of the com » replac 1e¢m, especiallv since th 1a } 2 and ft} sla eontrs: ar: = little doubt th: their’ of th neasure singte point im the ff es: : rt trouble Tex Rick-/} . nough advi eetting ; istance ” ” sti a "7 . ve ws . . ’ nings, twice missing e ne I didn't know the troubie 1ez mittee members who oppose a 13 ses salen , - = . sian ‘ J 3 ~ = . R m : eee Fs : 4 — p te game with “ asningion rem 7 . ne. p en 1 . itr , = | if > r} 3 TY } } ; LY in: tar c i ‘ " téc ; >. % F ? M3 ha on " . i . . Gui & ; ie ° - . g } Orn n thea el > 7 sie » = oinened ome “ashi bservers Essen . : M4 ' te - , - dd hecadons . sy 98 wus ot seo ee Bo ; nges = ' oo apet Se nationa. anted. between Missouri an aes. . O tial me »: 2 es ; pe ales reviva , 7 athe hh) ri] 3 aliver a ace in which 2 ws ° e dj i wid | champfonsh ips ard 4 ers Ww sl Pid . couldn't get started. I ve vas se +} . URING the first half ! be. The e a Cc can 7 tr Fate and if aK nc mit kills age wiles Ore Victorie han mn Canad Wii. Darticipat tn the Bw the Associated Prem . n “hat | wanted to do, but » wened NOt force Rae We eee lieve that the coach’s iob is team to do their ow nking ? vat ful waiting nd armed neu 1¢ : Rd-pia ib Le internat ai piay for the ‘Laphan mj CHICAGO, a 7.- uld not make my muscles func-7 ington, should 1) hletic Com- ula han: seal 9 Seed lagen ous: caste Sate EE ME ee Med, Lin ie s. then, ar gt ES ip and the Canadian individual | managers wil! : The. next time we meet— mittee obiec ; he | i Athiet- ieee iad ld ote i ‘ ¥ : : : hse aN : tags J. | rae 7 pedi? qin » ten ‘eneatine ' me ee } tha c~aatad ‘ ote her nships Three- I Leag ue wh 142 they r} i sincerely hope we do—Tun’ bi s i. uers, G not } neé€ St atu ; LO si 21PiOomia wie read La 6 ~ 4 AYU Las ' ie) ao oo cin Tt, $43 7 . — "Yt : : ic Committee is iden up of seven ete y, ; fail to renes : eh ea CHIC. O. Dec. 7.—Negotiatio: reir it ary f : Jan. 25, their own annual session semt ' we he the defender—he willl ' to meddle more than he mu withtha t develops initiative. .; inrusd 28 4 "Sie ek : ew Y -3,| Philadeiphia:;at Bloomington Peort rate oe ati | faculty members, including Dr. Lymn itic st+4 ee return match b Fee iige! es a Se ne ee ee aes. see ap rry the load of a tithe.” % : : — nas > eran Sam anna nm me 2 rn vu naen yer crane neon —— _— =e : =m om See ot a natin Re) r . OU : is ;1. shins pala 1-1] (an- i Terre Haute and Danville ‘4 Brooks and Director Brewer; fo awa gers Siar) he P 1-13 fa 1>-! Chicago; | de pon thelr BOER alumni members and two students Received $20,000 in rT = RRO Pr a gg ee Sahat Pin cies Case Adjourned Two Weeks. : ” Rickard’s Monopoly on Heavies Last Night's Fights fornaby, |i isl Unitersood. |re-| warner! pt Mew Terk. awe Sek. Sew Ank §. 77 Dec. 1—tuteah Dr. bhdmunds Declines to Comment. odine sitting in Federal Court Bill Edmunds, Washington ° ° ‘en ohdhbenin 7 ie ;, : > o review of | i tac director, deci fo make B d f Bo a S y ~ R / ‘ e 4 330s atl : 7" Les Moines Saturday Said the _ONnTTaec falIPer 3 nf | Tesi n rounds. Teddy Balduc. Engiand. i cas Wee 53 Ciao ; ue : Gaecovery to ascertaoin Dempsey'’s 15- . . - or . ‘ ’ eutpointed Pierre De (aluwe., wets | universities had schec uled me Pes’ & : a . | ’ ‘ t . es - : bh ‘ . | “ : , a sn a? ea) . “teh - ‘ in ss - ° = oa Ss ’ at Washington on Oct. 15, bu ore , DOTOU No orrod Belgium, six rounds. > eee e la ; Lani ee A gi j The iitigation was brought “tet = | ; got ah Pt ine: iG eCuver 2 meferee any angers Com O ac ( O 1S Z ederal Court by ° Richard K. 3 - 4 : * | Pier “ St > 0 . on ’ SO a Ss a 9 Sa oe ef ~ ae oh. _—— a i, . watch on 70 gq» . s _ RS GEA perish Rg A A A OD A TC AI IE A AEIGD. TI Bie SOR a I nha. AR WIR yi fe ee - ote " * tee P * Bi Pits oy PE ped ] ee “gen op esdeencrs bad a: + er, oe 2 De at Clee ate > ies - ey Ll ap pe A bs “ : page tingy si eI. ah Rpg a ep rome Se Tree es eet 4 *&: p y. tie atta Po Pa eA eae —— 7 A ae : s ‘ seals ws ‘ + ey “p. - a “e P9095 Seiler Ma ets ess tant ehanes canialtatiaaditias ate 4 m . 3 : 7 5 7 ; “ * ih et eects - awe ed al a ee eee os v4 — ee ty A Na 0 ellap eA ae Enns NGL a Bo ceased A ey Hee nssm Le I OMAR UI + ree ye MERA LI IAA I Mi: As BROKS h ee ee ee ee ee wee a e oe te Pec lates Re ee eed Der he on tp ath ‘ - 5 7 3 ; * c - ee ‘nia: ee ae AN. athe he thes agree atches from Columbia 3 4 - j fra nsrerri! r row D ry rT) rjiOowW a 3. fackevyv. attorney for Dem pse 5 ? Ssh Ll nHneunce- ‘are Oe ee, 4 wer singed beat Tim Dresier. Pittsburx«. eizht Perso: v n tad we the ih ers to Walker mes Inder 1 4 the ground that nacither of ment Was ’ premature . NE a \7Eta Pon 8 , mits ~ Ail ‘ FP Ll j i af ; ‘ | rematut reunds. Amdy Stahura. Pittsburc. : . ‘ ur principals resided in the State '? . ‘ R- 7, Just w hat actic ‘ mm bb ur itauilii: ont i i ita ' im il ¢ il vea defeated Jehnny Michaels. Jame«- 2 st Rie oe Poreen mere is danger of a | it trust Li os . ae gb ty ee eg ! Washi a es + . . £ Lae Ma ones -~ « , ' -japanaam in " a ‘ aS ie : os ; en a feul from Billy» Showers. St. -¥ ( } f r Nennant ' ; \ethet j eabet — . I U NDER RIPE? : * derived fr os] that and other a. ington authorities is th: m the Swedish mnecutt nd Pao- : . ~aUs ra Paul, three roands. ae, _— e +h ‘ . : " . ' “24 «fF * kerprises MILWAUTRKEF. — Harry Kahana. Milwaukee. eoutpointed Billy» bens: stele Taio, dons tiabil «de Po y is Ss Sea Ae Tar ah aks y eh * hf AE + as 7) Og 3 ety sat ? my, ¥ ce bs ~ eee? bs _ te i, i s na ma * oe 7 i d *¢ PT Fx, 10 i aa I Clit wBiCN i Seip ane Bal i Sa do vas yes? five ; és - Q = . 1a er ‘ , me oan * is 7 ’ FS, f EB ysitnss 9 hg. A DN” tle . a eM 4 aa pre “4 v ? * a > . ’ bsp ay noes . ~ agreement exists between Missour ey ome f one division are tied nde mi indoubtedly will make more money upset it, if they find they have a 2 ssourl lino Uzcudun, Spanis} odchop- | : . placeneeg ae a FORT WORTH, Tex.—Pinkey ‘uring the 1 race than they dia thority to do so. is another. mat : : a and Ww ashingeton al » *) ’ Po eats \ . Ais . : ;UUNG aA€ . r . Sai ons | NORE WOUTS, frexi-Pramey | (luring the 1967 rich | ch _ | DEMURRER SUSTAINED will be ratified ws rovernine , series sOXIN aere a "2 Ai = 3 : my ms if bey ai = rari eg ' . ; es FF’S Sl TT GAINST athletic body of the Columbia insti. ee ee ee kin ; 7 peer 3 pe St —_ oT rt wih copdias ee er ‘low secret a : me . | Ls 2 | a IN HO A tution when it me@ete ‘The W ashington coun contract ith PFugazy ne Muyeazy savs me 3 ~~ PERTH AMBOY, Vo J.—Abe At- ae Gaeee = a | a pote: 2 eae Bereta.” , ae nmv Y oughran hiladelphia iad Mie di nee tind ae tel Geoldstein, former bantam- Lmpaigm on the roa DOCyY to : he and | - 4 AL ’ (_ ae Agmectates Fras tracts bindi: ight batties , he aoend » dacteins _ 3 (OS ANGELES, Dec. 1—The suit ! , ’ nice Mig To ing of six alumni, five faculty ,. 2omn ; jancing mas’ weight champion, beat San San- LOS rf P plat 7. “Om stil] -he aitine t Jecistor Ge | Ss, ~ tha wetted - ‘ 2 , & nari Hoff, Norwegian sh res mm . +h ampion, against the Ama@-= bers. four student +t 4 ~ ere. * 2 hn i ‘ . wf ad t) e - — , . . : at Bua i S. ee ire . i); .* : week eS F ' = sie : Doin id . ee oes tote ‘poe , , chez. Mexico. 10 rounds. ‘aT 22s nanager, unanimo , : , ‘S4- laney, who is to meet Bu OI — = te | . PHILADELPHIA. — Jimm -°r i ae tr Athietic Union, seeking dam- business proved the St Louis : ‘ ‘ a4 i eiid . : - ani. d ss agt ®e¢ nen * : : : : ‘ : bis ad ~ la At i ~ wees Fo : ee ial al a “ / ; . Dr. Edmunds announced. The gen- migra Rag et wee bout of Fugaazy’s Christmas fuag| “°™S® *Soungutown. (GO. Getrates (ot ek ; ae Pe (ay eR a Rago: * 7 = f $502,900 for an alleged con- eral opinion of the governing body 5. Ry pe RI A TBR As gaia show in J ey Ci Dy “ Oa a fommy Jordan. 51 ed pape hen t | Te wt re ee a ae _* La a | y ‘to hamper him in his Amer indicated & willineness | pe is 1 our rid ne after an Shown a: foren - ; mgmt Al nk Philadel- ice ce «4 nis. ee hi > nt , o mn appearances recefved at least i oa ee eee >? , 277 a, scored a technical knock Pr Saet ’ e ‘_ “nairman Joh heimer a -_ . eS temp ¥ once dual meetings betwe nt to n rOr FPUugaZY +he Rr | promote: tian t —_ ockout | } rman Joon mighe: _ . . | rae © ‘*rmporary setback here yesterday | eal wate P ] ever Trish (Jimmy) Monrve, Ha- 3 1] FE am ce When a ss demurrer to the; institutt, — : oe : 1eaAaVY Weigh ftloho = 3 , LA ea ay i ; ; ae ‘ Jia ; a ms ' S$ : _ ns Dr EF dmu ; . ss 7 , = reliton. three reunds. “9g ~~. hep “ = ” a ae : ’ pee at = : : - + 4 a . : : P . - 7 + : r ; as *";8° a! ned. P i Coach Matthews are acneate te xy neiner oral n ‘TITeN agree con AR | accents eee +e sapapngs Qasegcls GUM ati. 9 + SS NE ARNE cl OV ER-RIPE? - = 2 oii ae)«=COHloff= attorn ey admitted the ac-| meet this ek to diery ; in e@" lone ent ugaz sists H RISBU RG, : d i oN ee : . ening B oot +“ cig i pons e! . . : a efiuss ‘> atter e hor mectings pie srscat cnet j a ewe }! taken in part andi P - . ¢ “ aa : ‘ - 4 . + aa . S| - bid J ie ’ . : . i ates for basketb: base b sett and Wes! s in Aen Pain ve | Astecintiolt” Pees @rd will consider a plan for an| d¢ asked of the mt teeges |. — oety we tt IUSKOGEE a INNIPEG, M i | el DETRON , cigars. But, oh, w at a difference when you” : : a . A « PY ; o> ” > al +2 : : . * 4 ™ i? -_ . ‘s . ; : , xe . . ‘ 2 ; > 4 tia s . J “ i : i - > _ Ag Ee ; | ae eee a: re Heave E Schoo! foo American Le le hockey Falls. W Ls ser Ska Start a- smoking! ? he a, OR Pi coaieoss a : - - a 5 hE gig gens Biter” a re 8 nt ders abiy start MoMs ing south if Hesvene *. a. ene vestertns There’s none of the bitter, raspish, und@® = Me >> secong annual Silver Skates : son wit? ach « type ee ee ee age ce ind = Wessling | ep es _ ” i Pnemiber echoole. and ic in nen n,| his team's games by earh cand ards, in the clash. Coach White |ff : ripe taste you frequently get in other ciga® = Come anton @ pe a it aah Mabete would reect | &* Page yrtaattngiiggrct | Pa a | , None of that flat, colorless taste which com sern *. SS ee al : r ed iD as | My Special!: Remember— fs Fe» €ss e wnicn Cc ee? > \ 4 » $ : ‘" m 2 ; | | the epening rr i} _ 7. Morro si@whe ¢ ime , : — in — ‘ , a) an A track of sik aps 4 a ames My Store Is 2 Doors ee It’s just the mildest, mellowest, most SM to es. cic witt be laid out ARMY "mie TO ened in fi x pete we are . 3 u ride vant mt a Me O’COATS From the Corner— > = me isfying cigar you ever touched a match ® 12 ne schedule of events . as an added attraction. Jace &. Military Academy would : incl 7 Se SR Sake iene a eee Made-to-Y our-Measure : Do Not Be Deceived or Misled gg AO eos todacco. ify it today and see! | Lionberger. former Princton sta% be gac to eceme hack e . a tar ~— ee 4 P | “Bip” McKnight. a | | . | | = $49 and $80 yard races for , A similar letter wae ge a ‘onai, Will receive ranking itn McBride Mi , } f-Rria tise aii the newest Fall and Winter ; ; few days @go from the Naval Acad-|. the nationa! field. His three vitc- 4 { . . ~~ Piney no two ailke. Foreign ond : Cais women. ; ' 2 0 3 N t Si ' S | | ome 4é4=é«* *-yar@t’s race for boys under 1@ ~ ets * Oo ® tree em 3 oo : emy Washingten dispatches tndt-| tortes over Willitam T. T''den are —~:cecn tce i C ts Tibatent a = — 7 cated that lepressatative Fred E expected Dy many observers to pee tena masa ro . 2 ° » “2a 3 S-yard race for girls under 16 tn ab a a". | Chaminade: March t “Lewis | Genuine Arlington ’ this year's sa . arranged giace him at the top for the first 10 as a Olive and Pine Every Bayuk Cigar - Hal ee os : ’ Cortes here. Ler _ start ; tim pd Pa - ae + BE Gervecneee men here bao started | time. tn Aiqueeer: BLUE SERGE REMEMBER MY ADDRESS . — ) . min *A : 220. yard Trace, open. ug aasic piared somewhere in the | The Amateur Athletic Tnrieon Mondt Throws Evko. Made-to-Y our-Measure UNION SHOP CNION LABEL 10c—2 for 25c—15¢ a 4 One. mile race, open Weeat every at - es her yea: | hes sanctioned holding the na- the Associated Press. . _— Two-mile race, apen. - “ “AT heal ‘ Tolnte) —s ° . " ie 3 Lae rt} " =@ % | ee ee & second game tiemad tmterecholastic track and | NEW YORK. Dec. 7— Jae Mara: eats of Gis cen Se et OE a ” Fancy co i ace < atin ; said Kell» Tor lees than thie rears field championships at Newark 3 2 ; = oa ert e . — = Sih a ee ee my ri of Colorado threw John Evka ae! . : . a= ; me : pexPense, which was $2340.0900, and; N. J. om Feb. 9% The Newark A ieee: te callie ieee Ae | MID-WEST CIGAR CO., INC., 322 No. Third S& © ay ops and medals will be aword Sage “algae | ' hicago in a single fal! eary- | 6 e | oe winners. The entry fee wilt awe cna gees & considerably lare- ©. will ecenduct the title events in weight wrestiing match here last / - * crow” We mext time by etpand- conjunction with its annual ath- night. Moendt seored the fall in| “St. Louis’ Most Saccessful Tailor’ Phone, CEntral 1884 7 a... Cents. Entry blanks can be , 3 ined from Bob Probst, 3368) the @ating capacity.” letic games. ’ sae ce a a . 50 f, oe Sm Sa. . OE SEP oO oe Te _ "ashington Bivd. A ae es 4 OO REE EB A Bett SS Shin leg Bote ee Nn keener gris sta i | AAAAAAAAAAAADDAAADADADLLL ELE LET +

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STLOUS POST-DISPATCH — _.PAGE 33 Y BOUT = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ TUESDAY EVENING, YO START TRAINING NEXT Expecting Gibbons Howley and Friel To Down Him, Tunney At Minor Confab, Scored a Knockout ® e | Talk With Quinn Title Holder Declares He Used Early Rounds of Bout to Study Brownie Officials, Seeking New Players, Want to Tra?:, the Craft and Art of Minnesota Master of Boxing. DECEMBER 7, 1926 WEEK FOR ANOTHER TUNNE — —— FF A 'F AGAINDEMPSEY Hoppe Averages WILL NOT BOX ty 100 To Gain Lead) guy ‘SET UPS,’ »me Over Matsu ny HF ANNOUNCES ‘Former Champion Wins, to 192, After Dro ‘ . a . First Block, 300-198 “¢ {| Can’t Defeat Gene, ' rj Retire From Fight Game,” Former Heavy Champion Asserts. agers ea HOLD AMATEUR TOURNEY Gr Success of the amateur boxing | ymist Leads lim In Dog Prelims tournaments held under the aus- | pices of the South Broadway A. ©. | ee eet Te ee oe Te -§| during the past year is expécted | land’s Little Pointer Finds NEW YORK, Dec. 7. | Of Otto Borchert: to result in the retention of the or- | Ire - P . HERE will be a startling $/ 'ganization’s present committee of | Two Bevies of Birds at | p aon 2 | athletic officials when members of | Wayn } ro, G change in the uniforms of : T the New York Giants next , . | the club meet next Friday night to ‘Owner of Milwaukee Club) elect officers. Willie Miller Tells of Days of Flowing season. | chairman of the boxing committee, | Mustache and Sideburns. | in oe ~ a ee GiantstoWear | From Peanut Boy | SOUTH BROADWAY WILL Tailless Shirts — Next Season | tO Magnate, Story ? AIRE 5 | AON al les MB A rent Anil me Sale asta ee el ” Oe ahh 8 ety is ee a Special to the Post-Dispatch WAYNESBORO, Ga., Dee. 7.— All 23 dogs ran their preliminary rectors and eng 2 sane heats in the all-age stake of tie offices. William Wagner is presi-; , dent of the club, Joe Gilmaster vice | Georgia field trials which began | rng wekatna ektdheren aah president, John Kuehl recording , here yesterday, but as yet there is ree Sic rns manags- | secretary, Charles Zeman financial | a | ing the Milwaukee club of the old | secretary and Ollie Koettner treas- | nothing so ovtstanding as to pe |American Association, a youth| urer. , able to predict the winner. The named Otto was gelling peanuts in The board little pointer, Ireland’s Greymist, shirts. Herbst are the other members. The announcement caused consternation along baseball row yesterday until it was an- nounced by John McGraw that the tailless shirts would be se- curely fastened to the trousers by a series of loops through which the belt will run, and there will be no fear of a void Not Sell. Special to the Post-Dispatch. ASHEVILLE, N. C., Dec. 7.—Ar- rival here today of Dan Howley, |newly appointed St. Louis Brownie | |manager, and Bill Friel, business : |manager of the Browns, along with! | Ray Schalk, recently appointed to. | succeed Eddie Collins aS manager | There will be no tails to the of which Fred Gilmaster and Joe | Few changes are anticipated in the personnel of the Board of Dit- a ee | By the Associated Press. ASHEVILLE, N. C., Dec. 7.—In | 1885 when Clark Griffith, aow | owner of the Washington Senators, —— dino he gg who was a shadow with ry Wills, - Jess Willard and Bill Brennan | “ : danas TE : would have slaughtered him. ‘setinite ahetacie th my march to Was Overtrained. ‘the championship. To remove that _ “I was worried in Philadelphia obstacle, I consented to accept a © the day of the fight. I had enough! rather meager sum for my serv- 3 to worry me. with a lot of litigation ices so that promoter Charles A. Stoneham, one of the owners of the New York Giants baseball club. could meet Tommy's demands for $100,000 guarantee. Here was another instance where : [ sacrificed monetary rewards for ‘have a lot of squabbling around|g chance. That was and is my You, but I lost to Tunney because | only form of gambling. This bout, I was overtrained—down too fine.) wag my official entry in the ranks | “It wasn't loss of weight. I see of the heavies. YI had, shortly be- “where some people claimed I lost|fore that time, relinquished my 1@ pounds the last three days be-!/ claim to the light heavyweight fore the fight. I lest about three championship. If I remember cor- pounds. I weighed 193 pounds} rectly, I weighed 181% pounds for | when I tapered off and I weighed| Gipbons. I would have come in 187 pounds when I climbed into | heavier haa not the terrific heat the ring. I couldn't get started. I'of the week preceding the bout knew what I wanted to do, but! caused me to perspire abnormally make my muscles func-|in my training. tion. The next time we meet—)| : }and I sincerely hope we do—Tun-! Night of Fight Very Hot. Rey will be the defender—he will! UY i oa tarry the load of a title.” N “apes YORK was an oven when whom last “Tunney, to tale. his fame fairy | gained in the ring and ropes-—w hich very I didn't know the trouble Tex Rick- | ' ard was having holding the fight—§| | but it didn't bother my fighting | 'ebility in any way, shape or form. Naturally it does not help you to. came down from my White : : Sulphur Springs camp the day Case Adic e | c* 7 “% ‘ne secong annual Silier Skates Ico Carnival under the auspices of Forest of six laps Retest between St. Louis and Chi-| brought my right into play. Ragga “om vest grantee ed scoring to head and body. In onberger ecitetons NF reat the eighth came the only spurt R taee charge titan Sane’ enn Gibbons could muster. He landed | [2a Seerram: ; | ‘| three solid punches to my head 220-yard. een ni lin, dine nactene| But they did no damage. In the Ber St. Louis men. ~ {twelfth, I went out to finish Tom- | 220, 449 ané 689 wart raree for | ™Y- I jabbed with a little more | Sle power. I hooked to his liver and 140-yard vace for bovs under 16 stomach with more steam in back | Pears old. gue of the blows. I drove my right to 40-yard race for girls under 16 | "8 short ribs and under his heart wears old ee - ‘with all my power. I could feel Mal-mtie race for soutien ‘him weaken. I could fee] him quiv- | 220-yard race, open. er. Then I flashed my right with One-mile r ‘e crushing force to the jaw. which ‘by this time was quite uncovered. Tommy half turned as the crush-. ‘er came. Then he sat down near| 8 the winners. The entry fee wilj his corner like a tired old warrior. 50 cents Entry blanks can be | His gloves were on the canvas, as beg from Bob Probst, s¢91 though he were trying to prop up! ashington Bivd. his weary back. There was a r ace, open pre-mutie race, open. — skating contest ~“Ps and medals wil] be aword. | Gibbons, | then, with all his years of batle, | | Was no myth, no goblin in a flimsy | He was a man who! i'not by loud bellowing outside the | is more than one) so-called | battered shoot. | ducked While | ined to fight only a few more times| not wishing to appear full of ego. | _[ may say that I was his master at| began to look as though the long } showed | T! irelay fect |race track, May CHAPTER XXVI. OM GIBBONS, that crafty ring master from the Northwest, went to the arena with me, June 5, 1925. He brought 36 years in ring experience with him. A 6u- perb boxer he was with a defense that only a rapier could penetrate, | tied up the great champion, Jack banks, instead of jawbones, were POPLLEPLE LT. tt eee Hot Gteclosr ientty oF play- | / ers on either club that might be in- | ‘ > GENE TUNNEY. POPOL FR IVINLOL S O OPM LID EE NE " a A vee x . SS as” for it was the first time this game and crafty mian ever had been top-| He didn’t seem to know what! His face was blood- | his | over one. pled. had happened. Blood came There was a cut The hot night, the white-hort lights and the terrible pace bathed Gibbons’ barrel-shaped trunk with sweat. and I knew it. You could hear the timekeeper as it fell in dirge- like precision. It was a death knell of a truly great ring man. smeared. from nose. eFC. in my corner as the count of seven | lifted him-| In back | came. Gibbons wearily self to his unsteady feet. of me I could hear the voices of my handlers against the blurring roar of the fans. I permitteaq my my sorry victim—to get raised before trving to strike him again. I hate to hit in a situation But the game calls for so |] put just enough power in the right-hand clip to the jaw to sink Tom once again on his haunches. This time there was no getting up u after the count of 160 had been true to burns in it was too late. walked Gibbons and so did I. rrave chap. he smiled through the lips and wished me well. I was now 27 vears old and lieved I could whip anyone. I had done something Dempsey could not do. I had knocked out the Gibbons I challenged and I challenged Wills. the and | this. lik iret the finish. ntil 0 hammered. instinct that a fighting heart. rose. »ut the ae yO. The latter issue was before moving in on Dempsey. [t road to fame and fortune was al] but traversed 1926 ) TOWN CLUB’S WATER (Convricht CARNIVAL TO BE FRIDAY | The Town Club will have nual water carnival and exhibition at 7:30 p. m Caroline Gagel. director, and Miss Caroline Feuerbacher, assistant di- rector. The following program will presented. Junior Exhibition—Race. (bors): balloon race, (girls): recover the object: fan- cy diving: time to retire Seni!or strokes. saving: underwater race: stunt ming: fancy divine: whoop dive; Houdini's s2ck tandem craw! Participants—Junior bors. Rrron Moser. Brron Ley, Weber Ley Weaver Frank Orchard, Junior Miller, Tom Wartrich. Kalvin Schapp Jun'‘or girls. ahel. Deorethy Sayman. Virginia Elien Miller i] . Martha Weatiake. E-mily Adele Hartrick, Elia Greemsfeider, decline life Bob RBReckers, 1 Thompson, Virginia Banks, §S. Harper Florenct Mark Mrs. Frances Geo Johnson ’ } ' | of the Chicago White Sox, tending the National convention. Howley and Bob Quinn, presi- dent of the Boston Red Sox, went immediately into conference and although admitting he had a pair of deals in mind, Manager Howley | volved. a | strange glint in his deep set eyes, had | He was through | the hammer of | I was| antagonist—now | his hands. Gibbons, . forever. i was Referee Nugent! great Dempsevi. a | interested ges. } | week, 'meeting was today to give the boys a chanoe to | have | | thought of during the night, Presi- | i i its an- | swimming | Friday. Miss | be | Exhibit—Demonstrations of per- | of the bathing suit: ewime | Jack | Elizabeth Ley, | Jean Tracy, | A j Isabelle Lindsey, | Ann Coffmann,. Gladye | McDowell, Hope Dees, Helen Marte Thomp- | 80m. PREAKNESS AT PIMLICO ANNOUNCED FOR MAY 9 - BALTIMORE, Dec. 7.—At a meet ing yesterday of the Maryland. Jockey Club, owners of the Pimlico | next Preakness. dicap will be run May lI, nounced. year’s renewal of the $50,000 The $25,000 Dixie Han- 9 was selected for it Was an- | Charles E. McLane was elected president of the club for the 1927 ' season. -we will ‘the presidency of the reorganized “We have plenty of trading ma- terial and material we can _ sell. Money is not wanted. It is players | demand in any deal transact,’ declared Howely. Within two hours after arriving, | Manager Howley announced acqul- | sition of Guy Sturdy, first baseman, ‘ [a be - > e \ fest- | from the Tulsa team of th N | Pacific | IliImos ‘Freshmen ern League. | Sturdy, with Tulsa years, has played good base is a 6-footer, weighing about pounds, with long, ransy arms ,a good batting eye. * previous to his Tulsa job he with Chickasha, Little Rock Muskogee in the Western Associa- tion and Southern League. Sturdy is 26 years old and has been playing baseball five years. the last two hall. He 165 and : Reorganization of Western Associa- tion Under Way. Associated i’ress NN. C., [ty the ASHEVILLE, T eC. Plans were set on foot today for the | reorganization of the Western AS- | et A sociation during the meeting ot the ; ; Pac National Association of Profes- sional Baseball Leagues here. Under a proposed rearrangement | club. of the league the membership would.include St. Joseph, field and Joplin, Mo.:; Hutchinson and Salina, Kan.; Smith, Ark., and Shawnee, Ok. Dale D. Gear, president of the Western League, has been offered he were today that assurances circuit and said would accept if given that strict be paid to the salary limit. The National tion announced that the services of Kenneth Wattier, a shortstop, had been awarded the Milwaukee, American Association, club, over the Shreveport, Texas League, club. Milwaukee of the American As- sociation today hoaught Rube Parn- ham, pitcher, from the Baltimore Orioles of the International League, Otto Borchert of the Milwaukee club announced. Parnham last games, The price wag not announced. Wilbur Cooper, former major league southpaw pitcher, was said to have been selected aS manager iof the Oakland, Pacific Coast | League, team. President Williams of the league announced the signing of Eddie Goes as an umpire. Meveland Post Unfilled. Cleveland was being assisted the task of selecting a manager to succeed Tris Speaker, reports that Jack McCallister, In- dian coach, would be promoted. President E. S. Barnard said that the job of finding a center fielder causing the club executives more worry than the vacant man- ager'’s chair and the report refused to down that the ‘lightning will strike McCallister. Cleveland paid its ark for infielder Fonseca by sena- ‘ng the Bears a first-baseman and second-baseman, Knode and Dacy. American Association clubs were in possibilities in a the won 33 year in debt to a a th oO} ownership Although change of e 9 . . 9 —. Columbus club. Chicago next get together program for meet in informal on the To an terday talk about anything they dent Thomas J. Hickey explained It was known that several experi- | —_ WET RUBBER = CHAINS GRIP in- | creased the number of American. and National League men here at- | Association | and | was Spring- | Topeka, | Fort | former manager of the Boston Red adherence was to, by persistent | New- | the | | league meeting was adjourned yes- i ti te te a te a a a ee ee i i i a a i a MUNICIPAL BASKET , Campaign we | | dent i at ceed Dan Howley | League Board of Arbitra- ' around the waistline when a 4} the grand stand. player makes a slide or a div- ing catch. “Shirt tails are of absolutely no benefit,’’ the players told McGraw. “They are always in the way.,”’ So the tails have gone. Per- haps it is an insurance that the ‘ Giants won't be tail enders. i ee ae a | moted to bat boy and | guidance of Griffith learned }| first lessons in baseball. ‘ican Association and one of the | powerg in that circuit. T. J. Hickey, ‘| president of the association, ‘| the Moses who leds the ee i a ee i the role of Hickey, in ' Borchert in Along with instrumental] SEASON IS OPENED The Municipal Basketball League was officially opened at Park gymnasium last six games were decid- | downed the | twenty-fifth the feature here today. ggasi | German Names Helped. bea ' “ inuts in the Milwaukee grand stands 'I had to speak German as well as ‘ Engliga,”’ Borchert said today. “The Germans were eo strong in that part of the country that ball players with names like Smith and | Jones changed them to Steudcn 'and Straubel before coming into | that end of the league. “If it was Smith who came to hat and struck out with men on base German boys would give him a terrible razzing. When Steuben came up and followed suit a litile later the German element would | cluck with sympathy and assure him of better luck next time. In Fights the Fur Flew. “No ball player was considered 'a full grown man until he had a mustache or sideburns. I have seen young outfielders taking off after ' flies with their long beards stream- ing out behind them. If a player had the temerity to enter into a physical encounter with an umpire he started it by twitching the um- 'pire’s whiskers. The umpire would twitch back and then there would /be a merry fight. Generally the entire team entered the melee be- fore it was over and literally the | fur flew. “Clark Griffith was manager when I became bat boy. He hada nice pair of sideburns. I have in excellent picture of him taken about that time. He is terribly Sherman night when ed. ‘ne Wabash C! Fultons, 26 to 22, in game. Other results: 26, Commercial Credit 2; Boosters $38, Pitzman 66, Typos 7; St. Louis U i oe) cae. ae S La- Council St. Louis Turners Baseball Leagues, now holding fis ud . iad, , “4 clede oO} 1S ie awe Hahn Named President. Charles Hahn was elected presi- of the St. Louis Rowing Club the annual meeting. Other offi- cers selected Were: Chris Burke, vice president: Ed Dickman, secre- tary: Fred Bertsch, treasurer; Al Noltie. financial secretary; F. Pat- terson, captain: W. Roland, lieuten- ant. W. Bentlage, J. Lepping, T. Casper, J. Cuddy and P. Hummel! make up the board of directors. Charles Hahn was named. delegate the Central States and W. Bent- rH — magnates present buy the Columbus baseball like to enced would Fohl May Get Toronto Job. In the absence of an official an- | nounrement, friends of Lee Fohl, would as manager of the pennant-winning Toronto Leafs. George McBride also has been mentioned for the place. Clarence Rowland, American umpire, who arrived Fri- day, is said to be a special envoy of Ban Johnson, league president. Rowland, in addition to his role of unofficail observer also is said to be seeking an umpire to take the place | afraid I will show it to some of his of George Moriarity, who recently | Washington players now. In those accepted Ty Cobb's job of manag-j} days he was proud or 2." ine the Detroit Tigers. ALL LADIES’ stras Dyeing and Cleaning Ca. Sox. insisted that he suc- ATS CLEANED PHONE NEAREST BRANCH Send for booklet giving recipes for candy making and baking me yi’ i Buy from your grocer or neighborhood dealer~ Full-size 3-lb. cons Real Hop Malt Syrup The finest you can buy. A perfect blend of fine imported Saazer and choice domestic hops and the pick of America’s finest barleys. Prepared by America’s best maltsters, it comes to you backed by a name that has stood for top quality for more than 69 years. You'll know why it keeps growing in favor the very first time you try a can. ANHEUSER-BUSCH | ST. LOUIS Dealers Supplied By The City Department Anheuser-Busch St. Louis, Mo. BM4! Two years later Otto was pro- | under tne) his | 1 £ te tournament Today Otto Borchert is presideit | erences »1} of the Milwaukee club of the Amer- | Was | league | ‘through the wilderness of baseball | me vareeee: 1s arate beninineriets |wars, but alongside him always was | Aaron. | Borchert was | forming the Na-| tional Association of Professional | anniversary meeting “When I first began selling pea- | Borchert said that his club made DO posed George Paul, Oscar Juergens, John Reddy and Tom Conroy. Arrangements are being made by - the boxing committee to hold an night. Miller is trying to sign Ed- die O'Neill, district flyweight cham- | ly pion, to meet Joe Ghnouly, a South; * | Side star, in one of the specia! events. Preliminary contests be open to all registered boxers of —_—— American Association. and a number of other American Association club owners are that he has considerable right ‘such confidence. owned by H. 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Zieus Five ‘Wiener. "ns Gefeated &+ Matthews °% g£arrea in * +a I FAR ie *eeate ~~” Ms » tm m>s 4 Fethlehem - to 3. and Immance! ~* te a ‘he feat ure ther Basketha’ i ‘thar ~, ‘won from Marcua, 49 to 38. ; ithe ‘ : | $106,000 First race, purse $1000, claiming. maid- | > most By the Associated Press LOS ANGELES, Dec. 7.—EI! Cabal- lero Country Club, north af Los Angeles, was chosen yesterday as | Site for the fina] | open golf Eighteen holes will ‘Organization Meeting Scheduled | for Dec. 15—Washington Park to Reopen. made at the first meeting | Pe night, but delegates approved thei. : /plan outlined and paved the way) 2 ook ant Henry Costa a eavyweights, ¢ + * ie TF i . ss . nd Fred Snryd Te The curtain-raiser gether Webber. featured mea ‘ ~~ o ‘ | racing dates aaa | es 34 on na 7—A move-/vent conflicts in to regulate purse club similar to!tracks, owners and State has been A feature of the session was uneement by Robert M jockeys. at eee sweitze! and pres es! m SR ei b. which Kungstras © dent | Dyeing and Cleaning Co. . > you go! “Little girl, we’ve been Jane’s senses whirled. The Continent! Paris! The mecca of every girl’s dreams! But her finer in- stincts warned her that the thing her employer proposed could only end in tragedy. She was about to re fuse when Joyce brought out a magnificent rope of pearls—slipped them ‘True Story a Great Teacher” —Says Prominent Minister For some time, I have been interested in TRUE STORY MAGAZINE. I chink it an excellent publication. In the first place the stories are couched in language which will not give offense to the most fastidious. In the second place, it teaches the great lesson of caution in dealing with life and sounds a warning to young people such as every pulpit in the land aims to declare. The greatest lessons in life are those gleaned from experience, either in ourown lives or the lives of others. Therefore, in the trials related in its pages, the great lessons of life are clearly and graphically taught. I would like to see TRUE STORY MAGAZINE in every home in the land. Very truly yours, Rev. Wm L. Robinson. her heart against him when he declared his un- dying love for her. But when the crash came— “My Taste of Life”’— This is a story of a wo man’s discontent—of a woman cho had every comfort that money can buy, including a loyal husband’s love—but who longed for the gay lights of the city, the revelry of the night clubs, theatres, dancing,'dining. An in- vitation ‘to visit a friend for a few weeks gave her the excuse she wanted. She went. Every girl, every wife, who is deluded by the so-called gay life of the city should read this startling true-life nar- 54 Ceneral Ave. 5 NRE N. Y, around her neck, where they lay like a soft caress. Her head swam; and when her tempter whispered: “Will you accept them?” his voice seemed to come from far away. His picture of luxury and pleasure rose vividly in her imagination. Torn between desire and self-loathing—she fought for the strength to say no! But when finally sh slowly turned her burning face to his, he read her answer in her eyes. Had Jane counted the cost in bitter sor- row and agony that was to grow out of that mad compact, she would have destroyed herself rather than take that first foolish, fatal step. Her pitiful story, with the names disguised for obvious reasons, appears in the January issue of Trye Story Magazine. Itis entitled, “My Dangerous Paradise”. Those who think there is no price too high to pay for leisure and luxurv, will find in this girl’s sad story a lesson they will never forget. Other Heart-Gripping Features in January True Story are: “When a Man Forgets”— Until Ellie met Manford Ellis, she had not dreamed that rative. ~ Read Also in January True Story I Wanted Love and So— The Revealing Kiss His Neighbor’s Wife Ignorant of Life Evil Tongues Flaming Jealousy Fools’ Gold The Price on His He His Butterfly Wife In Search of Love Let My Husband Alone! In the Face of Conwention The Shadow Between The Penalties of Ignorance Most wrong-doing can be traced directly to ig norance. The only cure for ignorance is edu- cation; and the quickest, surest form of teaching is that based upon example—lessons learned by others like ourselves in the sad and often tragic School of Experience. By setting forth the experiences of those who, threugh innocence, ignorance, indifference or folly, have violated the Diviné code of Right; by reveal- ing the temptations, traps and pitfalls that strew the pathways of life to catch unwary feet, True Story Magazine is able to instruct, warn, guide and inspire thousands who can be reached in no other way. Every issue.of this great periodical contains 18 or 20 powerful, heart-gripping, unforgettable fea- tures that drive home the burning truths of life as only a true-life narrative can do. The January issue is a good example.. It is now on the news- stands. The cost is only a quarter. Get your copy today! Story The Greatest Newsstand Sale in the World You Will Like These Three Other True Story Magazines . In addition to True Story, you should read each month those three thrilling sister publications — “Dream World,” “True Romances” and “True Experiences.” _ While each of these magazines has its own appeal, they are all filled with exactly the same kind of compellingly realistic stories that has made True Story a favorite [rue with its millions of readers. awalts you. Watch for True Story on the Sth, Dream World on the 15th, True Romances on the 23rd and True Experiences on the Ist of each month. 1 its For your convenience, each of these four Macfadden Publications appears on the newsstands on a different date during the month, so that as you complete one magazine, you know that another one, just as thrilling, Don’t be fooled by imitations! All Mac- fadden True Story Magazines have this sealin RED on the cower ) ~ Sat ee * weeene sett fy \eevagdes iia 4 ie ’ neds ‘| ’ - t A pa lorgar shy A he + Tad Veet: te hte oem, eater te wee “~ > * 2 om ny * O4.. ede 'h” oat Ve & ee meckty Pasty i aes ee waa ee a ae Sal 15 , PC ote 5 *. . * r a “Owen * ” ww ~ UN Aaa tet ome a Soy ay es tee RAY orp &a . = ce ae Like a bolt from heaven his words fi words that made me tremble with + , e and shrink with shame from the gicam in his eyes.” From “My Dangerous Paradise” in January Truc Story } Use the Coupon If You Cannot 4 These Magazines at Your ocean fe wf ese ee ww ew ee ee MACFADDEN PUBLICATIONS. Inc. 64th Street and Broadway, New York City Please enter my name to receive the next fee magazine | have ndicated. beginning erh the lanuatv enciose $1.0 as 4)! ferment. oe : |} Teue Story mee _| Deeam World =z and im@icote which ong yo wont.) Name A City. (Please check magazine | True Romances Troe Expertenene " f wome prefer op examne he magazine before : ddress. Stare —e NOT A TYPEWRITER for that boy . | Re 7 Men’s Overcoatss eaned and Pressed Over Nay Phone Nearest Branch be ; el FOR THE BOY | |__ X\ OTORS THE FAMILYS DATS AN iam Grosemann. 1630 Pine. _ an « ae = r used bicycle. $8-335. CEntral 2368. —— eT al 4 guaranteed. Potn ausissenaian ite—-& Thorough Business = chonme for Catalog ool. 4931-33 Delmar arc. of. LActlede mbers of the bousehold? ther me oe : our 4a) reductions on all makes. fore buying. — TT ritifg Machine Co. R07 Pine | ‘Mowe -a} Instrumente. Radius. Panatropes oD Terme ‘mo | Sig of oe | (Music = OMPASR 3 Olive St. 5911 Easton Av. —_, Frenines Until XMAS. A SAVINGS ACCOUNT the habit of thrift. What tet gift than to etart him om the read t@ see gbon! tt todar Mapway TRIST © OF ST LOTS OR STUTZ BICYCLES ARE BEST “Guaranty” 108 N tte BP — pine | 7 prom: te : croogh hueiness .* Cet 417 Waehingten. CBr 142 cift of all for the Bey: & Pi. ey ; “IRD STORE. 509 Prankite. RIOLA HEADQUARTERS ADVISES ae sets and accessories. Just West Gran? Faev terms THE SAMPSON CO.. 3624 Olive St. THE TEAR-ROUND GIFT. . tm the new town Y. l™ rtefon—18th _CEntral 1350" MTSTC LESSONS hear M™arinet Q enw talty. f vtrate ¥ Are “Schoo! of Musi- 7224 NM. Grand — a a, ho — * | ?, PPro m 45-97 £1 oa xu. Le- —— FOR BROTHER | DIOLA FPEAPQUVARTERS ADVISES la ats and accessories. Just ~rest of Faev terms The Sarmpenr Cr. S674 Ofive Cad EXRITERS—A useful sensible efft ery rebuilt at epectal orice, New Bem en ape Carona Prrtaebiee it whee Teneawstter Or TAS 4 Pine bes, | JOFESSIONAL drum outfite $35 up: sax: merieder AST? Olive Spheres harine 4 : [To “> OR MONKET rr ECCES PET SHOP St7" Baetar at Onion - a ———--= -_ = —-. —= THE GIFT WITH « LIFT ea! $3 to $15 ae ~ere "I * _- fF? @ v- FOR THE CHILDREN | } eee Arrow Wheel Tore are Pest anc nest. “Guaranty ~ 108 N t¢th Sivd | * GIFT—Girce them PEN- narne engraved in GEyLD. oelly beses. Mail heck or stamps. ‘ 53824 Easton ar BowE INFANT) S8CALE 15 °° rtain growth and HOWE fhartee Sf ¥ sar hame om Chetet- he 1° Sant,s “lane coetome from git ROBERT SCHMIDT, } The COSTUMER | = one S Fourth St __GArfield 9688 | / a VICLIN PROM LIDROLM $5 TP ‘= Frenxtin sear Grane PATHEX res 8 ee e-t oe — or are ent —Imae presen’ eAaygcatliona fiime for ceTmonet ra lion Mio nr Bees an excel me A '? Special Pioneer Radiator Shutters for all cars. $3.95 to $5.95 Dae L AC ESSORIES & SUPPLY CO. | ma ‘ ; are «Ct yf we Ghnat in &3- TH Sehoeermeree 1700 PUY Dap «4 SMOKER ; » Puerto Co 4°08? 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ee ’ 'day in preparation for hig with Dick Daviscourt Thy eo ithe New Coliseum. The match with Daviscourt mark Londos’ first appearance local arena since the close of indoor season. | Paul a of Los Angeles Roy principals fn vindup, are schedled training this afternoon. The curtain-raiser wily gether Oreste Vadalf} Webber will ing last tee! princip ee an “on mis ————= Overcoats ned and Pressed Over Night Phone Nearest Branch i 7 a » \ > . - na | e « * oa Tere... ~~. J er rd maw moby . - eee . ro ee ~~ MT Pee as bsgig odbUt: Fea --9-mN° vm Sere ‘oe kee oF “ . ea ARR Tye to ~~ = Sieg a Onhones ri x ote exclusive bine a bolt from heaven his words fell— that made me tremble with anguish shrink with shame from the accusing in his eyes.’ From “My Dangerous Paradise” n January Truc Story Magazine the Coupon If You Cannot Get azines at Your Newsstand aoe meee eee ewan) YDEN PUBLICATIONS, Inc. tand Broadway, New York City. T ™y nerne to receive the next Gve issues of the I have indicated, beginning with the January issue ' M0 as tul! peyment. (Please check magazine desi i} True Story | True Romances | |} Dream World r” True Experiences Prefer to examme the manutesidincnhentitegentan ast which one you want.) i i iF 4 State -~ ~ Oe cer re ee B * match reday al bring to. and Henry | TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1928. During 1925 the POS T-DISPATCH 41CH printed 2,141 MORE Situation Ads than the THREE other St. Louis Newspapers COMBINED. the CHRIST MA SASS ee x RSS wa if ET. LOUTS POST-DISPATCHL APS AIRS aN SEARS SF Git Seappeetivi fier Everybody | $y SEARS RY ReNY A. FOR THE BOY om THE FAMILY'S 1630 Pine. $8-$35. 369. eats A William ‘Grosen ann, ma new or used bicycie, ~ _ All guaranteed. CEntral 2 Louis and Toth. eS for Life—A ‘horough Busit nese ite or phone for Catalog fnfrne Pn dl School. 4931-33 Delmar ard. FOrest 0000 ; 4469-75 S Grand a ———— A TY PEW here } ABLE CHAIRS, SMOKING SETS. ETC WALKER-ARMSTRONG H. F. COo.. 1809-11 Olive St HATS. CAPS. GIOVES Complete line of Stetson hats. $8 and up; other qualities $3.50 up: large assortment of ladies’ and men’s umbrellas: or a gift certificate for any amount. BEN MILLER HAT CO., | 700 Pine st. two stores. 623 Franklin av. | ples niin choose his own present by giv- | ing him a custom shirt certificate. Qua |G G. MORROW & SON 502 Victoria Bidg.| NIPPON IMPORTING CO., 10 iva | SMOKER CABINETS | XMAS Permanent Wave SPECIAL. | Complete with ash tray in mahogany, | Victoria Beauly Salon / and regula: $5.00 value for $3.75; also! 404 Victoria Bldg. CEntral 8256. — in red and green decorated up ffOM | Gay ny our = specialty chocolates. CINDERELLA HELLRUNG & GRIMM. on “ _ 9th and 'w ashington. 2709 Cherokee. rar ieee an e Soy wits Plowend $15.00 PERMANENT WAVE. $8.00. Engene Oi] process. Gift coupons can be | Miss | eecured from us any time before nee These vouchers make a real gift | WASHINGTON HOTEL BEAUTY SHOPPE | Kingshighway and Washington. FOreat 11A#0 A MEMBERSHIP i» the ¥. W. C A Swimming or Grmnasivm Ticket. | course in music, science or dresemaking | GLOVES FOR “HER” lowest because we epecialize in Gloves. A mat may buy here with that his Gift is correct Gift box witb purchases. The Glove Shop, R?] Locust St. {INTERIOR gas, electric heated and sun- shine clothes dryer makes work easier for her. Laundry appliances. Laundry Dryer Co., 123° 11th #. ——-—- N. $4.85. fon from toe to to 3 pairs, Pp: BRANDT'S. 820 Olive st. : Oriental) Gift Shop- ‘Importers. lity and Price Makes Our Sales. i home-made CANDY SHOP. AN assoriment of attract! ve g! fte: sets,” vs ‘linens,’ etc Cady*s Linen 5 1120 Locust. | floor. tee oe ee $1000. A | Beautiful Art Style Walnut Case A, Bench to mate b and aesortment of rolls Terms of $10 monthly can be arranged LEHMAN PIANO COMPANY G Iv FE a Permanent Wave Certificate. $8.00. lol OLIVE ST Partly grown out wave retraced, $4.00. a S} de hob and marcel. $1.00 Beatty Mak e her w a a. ae —_ ae Ww! ith @ ‘i Pore wdin B2hO N. Py ; MIER DUPLE lea ner . Culture Studio, 359 N. Boyle. Lindell 3608.) MITER FUCHS APPLIANCE CO. $15 PERMANENT marcel special wave, $3 | 41 a9 S Grand Riverside 6599 Shampoo marcel epecial. $1; Facial spe- OT’S BEAUTY SHOP. Marceling 50¢e. ‘ial, $1; Scalp treatment, $1: six treat- Ny, go Bann t pitti. special $8. nent epecia|, $5 HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY 1105 N. TAYIAOR AV. DEimar 3021 SHOPE, ; 3630A Olive st. _ Lindell 1254. 115 8 GRAND Dickman Bidg on me GRand@ 9494 dead ; re eetintiaiioas | on — AN EDU CATION , ; } “ACIAL FII M PAC K Some day a Trousseau. She'll need i] sham |them. Why not look forward to that need K @ RB Beauty Sh >ppe. | now? A Savings Account wil] provide | —————————-— | them | BROAPWAY TRUST CO. OF ST ro0urs. | HOES OF THE MOMENT” | FOR GRANDMOTHER a yES csp t Shop. ROS _ Locust oF HORT CUT Say i outils elowreré Vanity _ Boot to a definite career. She | long appreciate a Scholarship. JONES | COT... 417. Washington CEn. 0143 KING PAR ROT. GE'S PET SHOP CEDAR CHES iTS. Easton at CUnion iol es ““nillo shop eoanut ) 314 N. Sixth A AS will COM In oatural and walnut finish. makes | a eplendid eift up from PROSSER'S Thorough A gift for . Life—A training Write or phone for catalog Rubfcam Business School. | 4931 - 33 Trelmar boulevard Frest 009% 3469 75 S Grand boulevard. _LA&ciede 0840 | | MUSIC SATCHELS— thie! $° Vy ‘) mua and — “TH MUSIC CO.., he us CHESTS in n nat wall Makes AL EG T PL _5175 __ 8220 Olive Business FOR MOTHER ep OCs FIRE SET. $800 and $14.09 wrouegbt tron Andirone, $9 Imported Tea Set Fiower Bowls. $200 and $2. S ANTIQUE Or 4145 Olive St “LAU NDRY CERTIFICATE Give a laundry certificate. An ate gift for everybody) amount . 2 AALCO LAUNDRY CO. 3700 Olive St a) Good Washing WINS G: for new cron Phe ene your order , f.? rig ue o* ad v7rT “\ NU iS ‘lurive designs in Holiday Olive Pho » Bide -an Christmas candies at $1.00 are also delightfully tasty We deliver everywhere Toggery. R14 OT) e St. = } GREAT EASTERN COFFEE & CEntra) 13° 377 _ OT Fr “al kl} OL Ove BT cunseras oirrs po jotographe make the IDI eae) 7 oe ge he patch ow j pte move ment. a ' ec case - roing to VAN-MILI] Si5@0 VALUE FOR $849 (| 3u.° °F. “CwAN oe, TERMS: $1.00 DOWN, 50¢c WEEKLY . HY NOT AN ET DUCA TION * BUY HER Drafting and sa og ' taught = the West End Fr ew home etudy ob me thed Positiorz rik BR ASS HUNLE CEDAR rahes. IVILL Sh ——— ifa { iv ap propri ate gif FOR HIM NEC KW EAR—SILKE QO IR nd Will. guaranteed KNIT “xt sy ote FOU? { ra triteeg 3-1bD ’ r TEA CO... ‘Vv ie et si Wr : r: JER Tr 2 @ti? . 4 NEW LECTRIC [RON 46?0 Deimar VW j wo} ant appre "KEN ey sranteed aM F 1? Cc AN SMOKI RS any A) ~ iow as $1 e\ gifts PROSSER S 322 LEATHER BILL FOL! w“ arfield Shon Carre _ The SMOKI NG STANDS ‘ re . © ; SCHOWMT. panna A i mah i= sumF CAGE Some as r — the #2 #4 i} Cigaretie ' nt oan N Euclid a ne * and sna : ies 001 BE AUTIFUI L Gray Gas Range at a 14 FITTPN W as bin Elevated-Oven $55 OO. Chor tean ne! orice 419° Ariis reo? ch - nps SHOT MTR} +f Merry Cnmetindge bers epps washiave with a Coftiel id Fle ec. Washer POS F { i: oa rELD AGEN y 54°} Gravois S testinal ot AY A & at wile Cia Copa consenenal | FOR SISTER NG Boon BUTTE GOLDFISH AND AQUARIUM NIT eToRe atl PLEGGE’S PET SHOP 517 rhe Fast on at tn ion AR! ES ecvions; “, . Sotitl -Hece cane Te- iE SIDNEY FUR ratik? mderf ul ar iarceat com a7 AND CAGES—¥\ Dargain prices: Special Pioneer Radiator Shutters for all cars. $3.95 to $5.9 WERAL me ERG RIES 3 Pine St LAR 10¢ bra? ae of cigars. g. 95 for | get Pipes $5: Garcia Finoe 10 4540: Civareties $1.15 Albert Smoking he Th Rp th Se huermever 17 09 Franklin A SMOKER $229 Kaeton Av 7) & SUPPLY CO.. 4 RUY Dap VL. Smith Py IT | WHITE ELEPHANT. PLEGCE 'S PET SHOP Be 5173 FASTON . T NION_ APIOLA HEADQUARTERS ADV ISES ola sets and accessories Just west of mane enuey te rin SAMPSON CO. 1? 3624 rouf filers. designs at Olive Street Torgery £14 Olive at. Bide > iT} foide | ' Olive neck wear handker | Arcade — BLL LINE higeh-crade leather Do Mgurette cases Gold etamping free = 4 cutie SHAVE EAS} CO. 510 Pine Si popular | in ine wt rid NATIONAL, : UNREDEEMED AND jewelry Watch repairin W DISPLAY. 60 yveare tn business. WALKER LOAN - CO. DIAMONDS WATCHES al) kinds Expert WATCH OUR WIND 507 Pine St. 45 Say At with owat | REAL professiona! violin outfit. $30: hanios SPORLEDER 3572 Olive ————— 5 ~- ukes ——, ne pm ag vv ASHER ‘EL ECTRIC TF » * ping yas FOR HER SPANISH SHAWLS FANCY LINENS NOVELTIES AND HAND.- KERCHIEFS FARHA’S—1001 LOCUST anc Eiectr “SMISSMANS 909 Pine &! vArf ield Fire; ace “Forsh: cs of _ ae. _108 -paaalls zip. et. & " SAN] rt wieer ‘hoice than \AS RANGE Could any ft mean more WALKER-ARMS STRONG - ee _TRNp 11 live PEADQUARTERS and accessories termes. CO.. 36024 Olive -at ADIO—ATWATER KENT OR R ADIOLA G o od © Ww ashing w INS rr Home iqmeneiress nm free Fhone COlfax | CLOC Ks 2082 AEKTNER ELECT? O Oper ARN 3 al OP. 309 N Euclid evenings 3521 N Grand bl SH P, RS SRN RIO HEA seonestehesesuesenenaeuenisnrt = A cal) make ~ LAUNDRY C ERTIFICATE | Give a taundry certificate. An appropri. ate gift for everybody It picases. Good for any rere CO Olive St Gor cd Wi sl q+ ADVISES Just weat RADIOLA Radiola sets of Grand Eaev THE SAMPSON eae ROU DOR THE WARFIELD Our stock is very complete and our prices the confidence | BR ANDT'S Queentex Hosi ery; all-silk chif- Locust | second | - PLAYE R PI ANO $385 | ; mpoo treatment for $7.50. ) Sr | ‘ i ' OD | appropri | It pleases. Good | of | _i1M ust How about a cadaary and nice cage? CENTRAL BIRT — STORE. 609 Franklin. BUS TRAVEL Vouchers can be obtained now for Christmas week travels. $12 50 round trip Chicago or Kansas City Lea- sonable rates to Denver, Los Angeles. YELLOW WAY. INC. 520 C Chestnut St. Exclusive MARGARET HARVEY CANDIES Beautiful gift at._$1, $1.50, Sold in City Ciub lobby. Telephone CEntral_ 6939. PRISCILLA SEWING CABINETS 'In mahogany. A regular $6.30 | $4.75; also others in red and green ' rated: a $7.98 value for $5.75. HELLRUNG & GRIMM, 9th and Washington. DINNER SET FRE THREE ROOMS COMPL ETE, $164.50. $2.50 WEEKL Living room. bedroom. floor cov LEO BRASCH HOU SEFU RNISHINGS Co.. 228-30 Franklin Av fern Evenings Tintt] Xmas GAS RANGES In gray or white enamel: would be most appreciated Get our prices ___ PROSSER’ S * iitehen, also —— 220 0! ive St. $2 pound. | - 0p and Statler wae value for | deco- | | Los Liyekh |GLOBE BARBEP | while you learn. THE GIFT SUPREME Sewing Machine Flectric Automatic WILLCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACH. CO The highest development of the sewing ma chine See our display at 209 N 10tb st | Faev terms. “H18& FRANKLIN AV. GIFTS ON E Z TERMS Open Saturday and Monday Evenings. Beautiful hand-painted table $6.29 Handsome eilk shade bridge lampe $6.08 $150 Victrolas. such makes as Victors Columbiase Brunewicke $59.75 Anything in the way of gifts. whether bedroom. living room or dining room | & euite: Venetian Mirrors We are the only store to manufacture and retail our own mirrors. A Gift that is beautiful, al- ways appreciated, and cheer- ished thru the years. Priced to please al) classes. Visit Our Display Room DELMAR GLASS & MIRROR CoO. 503 N. 12th St. MAin 4794 — * mow EDK Ox ? E-Roon Tr) la s SEIGEL CRNITURE (¢) 2200) Frank!i ie . THE GIFT SU PREME © WHITE LILY WASHER Gyrator Aljl-epnper tub ONLY $99 00 With SOUTH END H AR DW ARE & FURNT TU RE CO, PRE ot Aft Diat rity tol Wasbers. eae eT HVE ev hits Ui Ty LISTE: N! 9 AN ATWATER KE NT RADI Oo. The Christ mie ue gift for Her. Christmas morning ur Radio 2 Welleton Pad 1 Gea v ’ EXC] KENT SIV EH ID _— ATWATER EFALER PLAYER-PIANO mahogany cue rOMd it han Sold new laini! mnpaid and niy $2 per week STARCK PIANO CO. 1018 Oy WW + ST. > SEW i ‘(> most senpprovriate (3) Late for Wiii SING E R — SP tng Rye The MAC "HI NE Where Olive et 1] Delmer 2715 N 5th et ~S213 Gravois a Iinonwvoae Wa ahetoar STE! N WA Y Excelient eon on case rich full one and dispose ence for (CK PIANO OLIVE ST. whRANL ay gon ify Su pern $2375 CO.. ~ pertod action Terms A FADA RADIO A. Hi. MENNE CO. im Bi t Walton Av “4 HARTWIG | MONEY | SOMETHING NEW —Moth | antee exterminator King Furniture Co. - | METAL | Pallards Gift Bboppe. lampe | , YELLOW nleo large selection of cedar chests. | (iv, e@near Lily Tire & Battery Co | R. Mu he HAN | Shor vid BD oT wa A re SEK ASKER FOR MOTHER j FOR EVERYBODY a KITCHEN SCALE—Blue Ena ’acked in Christmas Box Other styles and colors in stock. HOWE SCALE €0.. 512 St. Charles St. THE WASHER NEW EASY to Washdays every ro giadden 62 3026 | ai VIOLINS Orest _ | CONNER. KIMBALL ELECTRIC COMPANY Ni U 37 43 | vida FOR EVERYBODY $10 to $500 Kr anklin COLLEG E—A moder hydraulic chairs vibrators: tools furnished Fee $25. 615% Walnut. A STRAUSS PHOTO 3914 Franklin Av. _R. Strauss Cc L. THREE FOR $12.00 XMAS especial on custom shirts. G. Morrow & | Son, on Vi torla Bids. he ulti mate wift. & Sen 35°9 learn and place clinnpe re Lo L. ‘Strauss Worries bolted | qui ick. con- fidential loans Easy DAY ments. STATE CR EDIT co. 34 and rhs ee sev Adair with State Tire Co prevention; will not stain and has a pleasant odor Guar- 309 N. 19th. CEn. 2626. ee arid Wood Pieture » RCT WARFIELD SHOP. 399 N. Euclid. THE - 2305 Jefferaon BUS TRAV VEL Vouchers can be now for Christmas week travels $12.50 round tmp Chicago or Kansas City. Rea- Ronable rates ag" canner Lose Angeles WAY. 520 Chestnut St er ee QUICK MONEY Get your Christmas Money quickly. quiet- wit! iffut nied Brokerage Co.. 604 Olive St.. e L ET Ee 50 rois STANDARDYNE COD Nothing else 6-T to buy UBE 5652 Pg riic R IZED “DEALERS hey Olas. Atwater pam CCARRON ELEC TRIC iverside AUT SHOP *) 20 ¢ 31M Cc. A d. 5051 yin is ubigants Totlet Lennett-Clark Gravois. Gravois Co., Gravois & iree-flowere or Ho to $12.00 Spring & Gravois Drug Coty’s. 'T? Sete, 7.0 Loeru tones alah 29 mouthliy. Licensed college *> ‘ ~~ VICTROLA wo ful condition. terms only $1 “ek PIANO CO.. a er in ler Victor $150 value. o arecrted Te; ’ cy ib. Schuermeyer, 1700 Frank- othe rs. BOC un i] kinds, sold at repairing SED 13423 Broadway RADIOS and accessories sacrifice. VWie do RADIO EXCHANGE Xmas Specials Player-piang by och and rolls harcain. $1°25 182 = Broadway CHRISTMAS CARDS 12 Beautifully Engraved, 60c Per Boz REMBOLD’'S, 512 Pine St. 25 Xmas (greelLiri tox Assorted Receipt $1.00 f (}. ai o ~~ A real f ards and Sent Anywt t Paid on MONEY per month Victoria 3 cent a 427 . BOOK asHOP EUCLID ifte f Xmas. At Auction A. R. Brooks Mere. Co. Wholesale Jewelry Stock row on Daily, 10 A 205 N. 6th St. ATWATER-KENT qd make r ane any mem! of the family. RADIO SALES CO. loi *-RAND ae ERSON 6130 OPEN EVENINGS ¢: or an ideal Ci wer Vv E D oll we rr WALLERSTEIN HOUSE FURNISHINGS CO, 4619 EASTON AY R £. ~Zits Oo. atid a big fix eel¢ F al. ' ifrTal Higth saving Pade ntrai , CPnAninn mo nu ae LUI Li SD lic tiume ort or Obligation CEntra!l 7t ¥ " : . Sodemonn Heat & Power Co. P08 MORGAN x] ET aD 4 +f) cleaned $1.25 Empire Lindell CLEAN ED—fAx12 chemical. $3.00 ne Co... 3514 Olive et WILL BUILD 5-room. 2-family flat. $6500. brick $2200, 4-family flat | Wainwright Ride MEN WANTED to learn mechanica) dentistry. Call write for book 27 MISSOURI SCHOOL c ae HANICAL DENTISTRY 1042 vwran CHRISTMAS CARDS nd NEW YE "AR CARDS. DETR TING & STATIONERY OO. N. EIGHTH ST. Pine | RUGS Ox 1 2. | Cleani 455s 4-roo G Arfield 7758 'COMFORT ets u“ ren and Che patnuty stone Xmas Carole Over naaeer Kent Radio Rea! Service | ant? tr KWELL RADIO SE RVICE co. P Roepect 1203 RADIOLA HEADQUARTERS ADVISES la gets and access«.ries Just ; @a8y terme. THE SAMPSON CO... PUPPIES , birds { FAV ON (24 Olive et. pete of every description Sundaye till noon Largest Shop thé World 4101 Olive WE ee HALL. 3808 Olive Stre Japcing Taught. Clasves Monday Evening Private Sunday Evening Lindell °** z1LLS?7 m.ce for about those XMAS Can you money at & National Tire Accessory Co. 1115 Chestnut St. RARBER COLLEGE we free stiri modern. Fliec Hvydraulie chaire 811 Market SUPPLY CO. 8316 No. 3rd St 6645 batiks, old and prints clase MENTS + antiq rai? Ong ' ei ee a ee 00 Ho din icensed under isfac he Co. TRI-CITY Puition $° » Catal tric massacre A. G. BRAUER STOVE REPAIRS t's iT 4 y $15 ZR. cx wave, epecial at igle de: guaranteed: ar fai iAis. #Ca:p treatment Shonmpe 4215 Welmar permanent marce} nlietle r A, : et iT) o~ uM, ariri women, 1&-0U0. want vermment LOB) LOS or elsewhere W rite Areade Bide Louis ‘ING Winett ALi. mn ify for (50 week ly, local ment, 120% }@ Tt) Sf FOR XMAS CLEAN Try Ww oe Gra Ringling Wet . aundry 1323-25 N TATO 7671 echoolt and pio Lee pM raduation JEfferson Moe ffergon LEARN telegraphy. Visit iden tea We to start STMAS SAVINGS Liberty Central Truet vr daughter Start th thrift witb Co or: Ten- Dollar LO B LEARN BRICKLAYING evenines payment 12 ‘ 5 | oJ * ¥ arial weekly weekr ae T° BS ch 04 4 ‘ a ‘jr a) mr 6% THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR RADIO RITE SALES CO. 9339 S. Grard. aw EE need etn = os

Stew wT your old or new and be satisfied. or dont pay. 4640 Garfield. FOrest 2368 EXPERT ring: cheap rok BO! FOrkto¥n 1625M FOR new anc old RORCHERDING ciede 2163. _ Cash THREE rooms wired for $10: sonable. \ Victor 4402 aS _GAS PIPE CLEANERS g° 14th aran teed 0640 GAS PIPES bi: work gu Nichsisor 123 TY ier g*OVeS onnectecd S 3 J Etferaon (GAS PIPES aned uring slack eea- | $1.50. worl arantee: = i. rae fitter. ‘homas ca i B PERS o eT REP aS a ~" house wiring S939 Virginia av. _or_ terme. fixtures. ' (78 LAUNDRY AND CURTAIN 7 CLEANING *. ... rix? ees CT RTAINS ¢ P prices. er tig YY MAin Paedde Jd at. LACE CURTAINS done ic8) chemically cleaned —or “—“ iCleaning and ‘Dyeing Cx Fhone DElmar O7ov eer ne T DOES Lx. NIGHT Guaranier ‘ old house viring and inatalied by experte at moderate cash or terms ror estimate call 4858 Wright Electric Co., 207 N., “WRIGH the Paris washed Paris 22468 Easton av. | and CAbans 4208 *? 4 EXPRESS AND HAULING WAVE Chevrolet I-ton truck would like ‘to eontract for hauling. Cage Wicown 0349W, icO) eee ee ete —-- nrompt mn? Cleaning Paris Phone TRY our French wer service e i ; Graner | { onstru ies ed: I INé , ; De Het 3 _ an err "AINTING pering anteed. . i rales. wait ring tine. pape: : : 14 Mid! BROWN LEY —Pain 1479M abie PArkview PLUMBERS _ nes ws rk 447 ~ oo en rie ehable a ae ; ee Pie so : HORP rour p cating need “xine Pur. nace co le S11 fF neoeta, $1.26 KB. J. HO LLAND. is SHOP. 318 Walnut. (6); c.| 4 ing 5201-09 Delmar BI. REPAIRS ’ ny 4 G. BRAUER | STOVE REPAIRS. ee wh a MOVING WIEKHE FU}! cE Au elorage fixiin av ~ i? > se OO — MM eee advan: Or! and exnreses 133] ira Freight Forwarding b N FIREPROOF STORAGE CO ue safe frem DAMPNESS th pegt witt Rates yneehald goods will MCTHS ‘ na et TRE. THEF'! proper! yY par Lowest } ‘ret Lotvg PHONE STOVE REPAIRS id e' ate enh us oe PORES ra age oF dere, ftre (o®) CO. (cB: 198 N. 12th. MAin 2043 SUPPLY gi6 N. THIRD. ‘ @vewmng. | wae —. CLEAN S, mith IN y “i? Soawir work ris wor 3144 & mpo.es tO PROFESSIONAL DANCING ROG LP hs if ce Privette BASK (ok cays +¢x% at 2th a > . ten King*s S) + va % ? aw Ori ges Mrme nd Friday Tg 1b pee Mona Lindell 5500. 1419 South Broad. | nr kittens —parrotse-—canaries— Evening com: | 0500 We your HERN MONEY Deimar. make- il made ; i ON SALE) South | ! | $023 Olive | | i = Carpet | $11.900 700. No 2 | ; | to finish ; | shades. | INCLUDING wert. i } like) LNhances the 323A N. Land, | i ; «a na | CENTRAL | OOlfaxy 8U40 . Washingt VB. fackson. FOR EVERYBODY BOOKS. Give BOOKS this Christmae. There is a | suitable book for ever fone on your list DOUBLEDAY. PAGE BOOK SHOP, Two Entrar nees: Arcade | Bidz —- 223 N sth st. | PRESENTS for all the cnathinieaiaibd father, eon, daughter—anyone, in fact. at the White Banner Premium Room. Just bring yeur WHITE BANNER MALT EX- TRACT labele to 506 Pine St. Select the gifts at your iefeure. MONEY FOR BVERYBODY If you need $50 to $500 to busy Chriet- mas presente, don't let it worry vou. -— it the same day. No indorsers. tape. Pay back $2 weekly. Yahlem. "1035 N. Grand CANARY male einger, guaranteed, $6.50 With this copy Triple Eagle Stamps will be issued. Tropical and Gold Fish from all parte worl Art Fo Aquarium Stands. Parrots, Dogs, Tropical and Love Birds of ali kinds You Il) appreciate a visit to our stores GROEBL PETS & SEED CO. 2623-25 Gravois Av. Victor 0842 CASTLE BALLROOM Olive st. at 29th. Nancing aightly {Mondays Popular 25c matinee every Sunday: and men's otengee prizes ee e . Les Karbach's Rhythm Kings. Free clase leasone Tuesday and Friday evenings Private lessons any hour Re- is @& yo he dominant place RS5R. -PRIESMEYER & COMPANY | Paper Hate Toy Balloons, se Makers. Novelties. | Xmae Cards. ste. Wholessle and Retail. 203 LN. 12th at Pine. _GArfield 8602. CHRISTMAS MONEY Salary and furniture loans Strictly con- | fidentia] No one need sign your note Guaranty Finance Company | Room 510, 705 Olive St.. GArtield 0260 On ee ee ted). adies’ place dane e. Phone Linde!! WE CARRY an ssbepathiiin line of unfin- ished furniture. magazine baskets tele- | phone sets, fire ecreens, etc We teach how furniture with lacquer in attrac evlor combinations Wide range ef PLATT & THORNBURG. 7th end CEntral 2407 tive Franklin ere ne ee yourself. don’t overlook giv- yourself something worth while. not an investment? An inetallment bond if that appeals. Let us tel] you how to provide an income against the time you mav need } BROADWAY TRUST Co. OF 8T LOU 18 LAUNDRY CERTIFIC ATE Give a iaundry certificate, an appropri- |ate gift for everybody It pleases. Good for any amount LAUNDRY OO. 3700 Olive St. Washing WINS Good Witr" ~ SEE FRANK H. ALEWEL _ “Good For loans from $20 to $300 et legal -ates rot | fe- 2“onfidential. | $0 days. 67 makoige wp | which «# furni’u’e furniture from piano Paid Biisinese $100 for charge for in provoriuion. on your removed eceipts reguired Interest charged on cents. with smal) papers Other amounte Phone JEfrersen 2404 veare ©2000 to 2B0R Market. A PAINTING OR BRONZE. or Hone Home NEWHOUSE GALLERIES $84 NORTH KINGSHIGHWAY BL. A Gift for the Whole Family ANTIQUE drawere Landeaman Olive setters. chairs, tables, chests of artistic screens, table scarfe. Decorating & Antique Shop. | DEi 4132 rs) Boyl with lowed SEND you K LAUNDRY TO BOAL THE PARTICULAR LAUNDRY. Cony lete laundry service. lo you an ivitation to modern laundry in bt ia. “Olt ev 2G0R 4): im Nattral Bridge ‘**‘XMAS WILL BE HAPPY our S-room double flats, 5024-37 Mar Northampton. $45. or 5 room single 5530 44 Mileutz. $55 With garage. streete made. These flate are iuet in del] fiate Ailers. | completed RAY R ROSEMONTD (Owner ae Bulilder } RI 116) or & 560 GIFTS The whole family will like. Ree! singing | ‘anaries, love birds. purrote, g¢cld aquariums, pupypies, sets. and all of. fine pets. A pleasant storg to ere Ge kinas visit BIRD STORE. BOX @ 91.69 ASSORTED CHOCOLATES CAPITOL CANDY SHOP 106 NORTH SIXTH 8ST. North of Capito) Theeter Deliveries or Mail) Ordere. HOW ABOUT A RADIO? AO Apprectated Gift for the Whole Family _509 Franklin. 0-LB. [oor —} LOOK wei! and RE men 401 Laure VAPOR etearn tette, vic'et rer vihrator. Lindel! pe eee ee ee tal Sirs Tea Tee : Sinisa oe, wmudertin: as 6 ie

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ae 7 ape OPS Bp he gaPERSONS who NEED Employment can find work by telling what they can do through a “Want” ad—or by reading the Help ads.-@® DECEMBER 7 | HELP WTD.— _ SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—WMEN, BOYS : SALESMEN WANTED Li % ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. UNDERTAKERS — ici DEATHS | DEATHS | LOST AND FOUND | LauEN Wise RL ps —Fiv -apoea fo side SALESMEN WANTED. a L Wtd.—To sta ee COOK —Sit.; first-ciass. meat and pastry: — pity ae . We need the services of five young or of children and ely ee, JORLER— Fternd into rest on_ Monday, THIELE —En ntered. into rest on nday. | | =) emt 1926, at 12:45 p. m. Ella B Lost | institution preferred; xuood references. ore aden | middle-aged men to sell the finest property «ood po for some ms, | in University City. If you are ambitious vier 3721 “s GERAGHTY — | *S2Feqhiicyt sues".22, tinea PR hs a ves e, Philp C. A. Jol ler. dear hus- iele of 2304A_ Angelica street. dear wife LICE . st, DEimar 4405. i pe 4 LELN-DE-LL P-L A-T B4)Y-L-¥. aes, Emma Johler in lige eck sso of Bernard ® aoe ba pear, mother a “collar; beet = Fig Tee 3 as bHRLE | COOK OR HOUSEWORK—Southern; col- | 10 1.10 32 mM. -_ 3849 3_Broadway. (c2) to succeed and will devote time and energy ne. i : se ’ q , r oO eee —__— | be nosemnery. and we can help you. Can . elso use th men who can devote oniy | To pick pecans: a. Phone Phone DElmar O7T623. DElImar 2102. (c62) | er of Louis and sl a Koyeenden and Mrs. J. J. Ottenad. ‘ter of Willlam Elizabeth Schroen nd | . 2 Pal e; dear sister of Mrs. L. Ben ne and Robert qd; light tan calor. Call PArKview | a R (ce3' | DRESSMAKER — Apprentice or tauors | —— : Saturdays. Sundays and evenings io ine | eoce ae hae 294 1 . a, o} 5 : a ee role back and Lan PR qe kas atikerse? alt Retmay. our" Seat gee water of Bex Es Bee 3 goon ‘ ther-in_law -randfather and scaroen, aun sister-in-law and cousin, Bas eae - father-in-law. — her thirty-eighth fear. sae UP-— Lost z col nd white _helner Box G-19 Post. Dispatch poe - c + a 4 y : part collie: tan a ae ba work. Call for Mr. Keith. sales Ma Undertaking a neral Thursda Dec. 9, at 2 p. m., rig te hursdayv. Dee. 9, at 2 p. 2 JEfferson 85 Yih (c} DRESSM AKER— Sit.: expert oo gg a OFFICE BOY CYRUS A WILLMORE ORG ANTCA: - rer. il. man } TTai new ch pel. WW fre m7 TOY ost chapel. 3710 North G : i t rik Oro t m r cing ter; exciusiyve gO wns. suits c at 8 ~ ; " tT _ ma . . 3 | ee ie * Oe Pee S501. mee?) | | tie Dretman Harr St. Matthew |Doulevard. to Calvary Cemetery. 3) i) whit ‘nae Leg fh — home: work guaranteed. JEfferson 7117. / Neat appearance, between | any 2493." ee oe Tes) Mic hener, 4930 San Franciscu. © OOifax | GIRL—Sit. colored; housework. LIn- 7 | =“ aa * a8. aw, 14 and 16 years; must be ee | YOUNG MEN— oe — Tn aR ad aShaiceDabhabe eRe. ps y roan ch CA ND A oY nion be “Phone COltax 8500-8501 . : cote SE mane ee ters. mage 4 ng & memoder o LICK CRDER WOOD —Paseed on peacefully. . - S55 4 : ArIgP .ri, A. . . “y * Sat : ; e. 4. 1976, af 2 a me... ct als “RENE OP RAED NOP AIS WR ~ — ea bs SL — ' i husband wn leather envelope; - vicinity {| &14! day or ri week. JEtt sitcrcee saat | grammar school graduate, | bring certificate and apply floor, Post-Dispatch | Owing to promotions we are in direct | : steady y Work ya ae - a i ) imap Mtg. & , . floor Bit -—— emer a CEMETERIES a Consistory No. _ . RK. S. u- |S. Pt . dearly belo CRSE Oye er a = © No. 4 ™: ~ nGeTw oo belov Ta f f Chi hen * please return to address in- WOrRa, as (Lerman: housework and care for | : ~ es 54 yes children. 3528 Tenneseee._ oa 2 rd need of 2 youne men to complete our sales | chapter =e ; . ‘3 JONES—In Greenviie, Saturday. . 4,6. A. & ubelinge. a! Sj side: rewar Wabash 680 , | foun . -L—Sit.: colored: half days. to take bidg., after 2 p. m. (15) + gg gyae = Mawengg ie > ] contains red f suntain pen. ke: Gif — ‘ = ‘e ‘ore of chi ildren. _ L. Inde!} 4° ia ; oe = Oe ae A ~ © = ing in modern pe s han isis . 2 o SEt : mn ; " ‘J Tae : : nere Hoe 3IRiL— Young. te - tei 1115 gs am es ain er. LIndell " ' Jones. é F ; ageG : ; oe rs ; on : a - LFS. Easton | si se se meee om" . 2 ; i ther a ticies* $5 re ward at | ©z Greeny?) iat " a. | tery. ae Aged as 3 on 8 4 oe 8s A SOONER SES 3 RR __f¢e) |GIRL—Sit.: neat. colored. wishes position | ! Weal oy Jan No. 2°7 e ie! CURSE ost. “Or han in Chevrole id: references JEfferson 4065_ al isiimaithinitinaitiitinalia iti peewee ~~ “er See . 1730 S. 14th st. = a ; . nike " , ; \ . a ~"¥nY tate _ Ras ; PiPb " IN ES VW ELDER ~ 2 od ae | room ~~) ° Wa Brow % Pes, : | ely - wee ’ —————— : fi L-——Housework by day or week: steady BT (S—Apoly toms | alee. wieie o n Bldg. 9th and HOU SEGIRL— White: take ems . 7% 2x8 = men clothing- d : , . cnescay. {c)} food home 12548 S&S me i | ed = ant res \inleman. FOree rs ‘ OT] Loder wa SURAT Eo mete Pig Wed inesday. Dec. S. at a. i — nt hat Z: } ' 32°58] + | cR PIiLERS—Must be experienced. | HOUSEGIRL—General ~~ . in = Pee: 2S ae! means Os | we Srush Creek at 2 p.m. Frends re- at Cx - - . : eT. CHARL Ss AT CARSON RD. : = ly invited. tear! x Ss ps ~~ ; o >. cht : a an . wilh Et. GIRL—Ge eneral housework: care of chi! o _belo her of Edward wise, he wil - Phone JEf | “nook. Box E+155 Post- Dispatch. (62) $13 5. Compto 2) ALESMER ——— | experience. 5193 Ray. —* ’ / 4. e i _ : ~ “s » >1i ' : Seer 4 EAE... ot th 2 2 ha ’ @XxI eTieD ced and rez no Taos, , nk on — 25 SA ESMEN rr iT” SEGIK|—For © - 2 ; supe” ts Sis me DE: mar ft Prin : bakery. Cherokee mie) fl + 436 ber. 1105 Frasklig ay eet ¥ _— : ‘* RELL SRE CAAT CAME ROSIN AN (EE TNR ONO RBN 2 Ua PETUAL CARE. i = 4 « i hac . ’ o%, : im ; : Telephone Garfield. 8331. = 4 a . ‘eller of 43: — ss Soha | Burlingame (ne inbrech and our dear RING—_I oat ee eee nt er” | ee an “Housework: . . acme 1] Li tka inet 4 . s . : " e ca es ‘e| ‘? > = 2 ee omnes = A —— Pete nd Se pemertg te oie an tate tae ran her . , " =F ; erence. Call LAcilede 4077. _ Ce “9th ee 094 °} | AGB 20.4 ID PAY ee deer ee Ge ies neler cnn |. Fumeral from Geraghig’s funere! pee —oEntral 3500. Station 173 | a jit.: colored: general housework, | CO. 14 N. 9th. _ (e) 0.40—GOOD_PAY FOR WORKERS govs : FLORISTS —j{Mrs. Emm Gidendorph, grandfather of | ‘ances: Soul uw now n Sunday night. ‘ ale Aine ‘Teren Lindel! SS11J Frances | re Ww wana bushelman first-clase. APPLY ' AOUSEGIRE alba Oldendorph. our dear father-in-law ime late: do ~ * 4 _ o& Srvun 1" henna rd eS $3 ardrobe Dry Cleaners. Canto: rE Se 4 GIBSON INC... 1636 ARCADE 16828 S. Broadwar eis obs sees ’ S88 ig Trev sIRL— intelligen neral house- | cz! roImTts Pr atae , | a. en ae pADIATOR REPAIR MAN—With tools: ARE YOU AMBITIOUS | HOU SEGIRL— White imar Se 7 = . Ui ' ‘ : FUR . T tod r rem ses a on guaranteed. ’ “GARDINAL FLORAL SHOP ima Olde Funera! oi md uncle, aged 66 vears. | ' Cen = os my = rom Hoffmester ¢ : iwi?l } Fwene Be ee aS rot mai reference. Forest 3135. . ; } MOMpton avenue : —— » Bt LOTS ’ —— aken from Chas — Wel ae. | moa yl 28 ; Gc; bie fm dle -" oe Ai mn tools: | Phin — ; the a a ; 7 = WO AOU Tews Gemmetery. (cl) LM MTERY LOTS—7Z. in bea is ko “tonto o- ak aoe return. a lenei HOU SEGIRL—Sit red _ view 3004M fe) i real estate business experience . “ , o- r i 4 i j me i ae ; 2 = - a Sei = in nner ee, } st te yas : n . | KEL Z. EY —E teres int > Pest cn a ie : etery. These lots 4 wie | Keren i rom : rte, ; | ? work r nursin Linde!] oo oe. J =W1 NIG MA‘ HIN o- ADJT STE R—Apo yi Sary ; a. anGd full CO-oODer ation 8 ive as ~~: ~ - ‘ omg P aL! 7% r¢ Ss. { ‘a i I Eim ar 22 x0 ’ i rary £ 3 1UeSstiON . It si ; ~~ ox Fate = — ~ _ : lr- MV“ alker Shirt Factory. 1200 s. Rth DOSs: Si! ihes sx rT per mon and ‘enue | OU SE KEEPER poke ‘a Ie 1: particulars. Owner must } = . ; . , Ba 4 ~ : ~ eID ree » “a —o ait : ‘ , 4 Me ] SL = cace McMullen) eanauser | MELLY—-Deparint thie life saddeniz § puree: reward, 4590" Necufal Bsns | pease ere! Moun er Box G49. eut- 4223 Bingham. between 8 and 8) Salesman. Wanted | 23 sores. Bxceiscr oe 4104 oben eral — ater.tc) Gay. De ee oe a i | PERSONAL Wisax sO. 2! ieee : -__ Sit - white. to. 2 men. Gur a | SB ——$__—___—________ aan 233 > Texas. enape, if NCHes aiues i -tgeer rene Fritch- ae - = 7 MATL I . HERI reUuc nial 100 ploc) . nfinemen 1} Or ™ vee GUuASS ! + AN rmtirr Fh. ’ oo A connection 8 open for a high-class. | MAID— Reliabie- sa Lisfactory mee ) She area a lama - PERSONAL ak ss of Mable or Lei - i Fai: >. — . . | mi _ Industrial, TN. 10th s ? _Eve saiesman. capadie of closing business' understand children- priv . , esse, wanied DEimar 5178J “ard Se te re, Se on TE STERS con —-— | for credit service with executives of wel- Jefferson | Al ir housew or = T gd ' ‘; rated firms. Requires experience ane a. MARCELLI x F- 2 a0. =="; man who can earn $5000 or over. B) wil} . erTuima » and Zor . |John . nd Mar nn Kelly r broth en a oe e Taken amd e —_-s soto PERSON AL—H. W. W.. communicate hi’ > Ay aah ' ee a a le ert) | ~ “a . _ ‘ “o 7 rT Lm rant 1h 22 . , 7 ~ . ana™ truc Stimson i Security Credit Co.. + “*MILLINERY ¢ OP s 4 pe Te ee ee ee Wn ge Arie Bin boyy yo PRE DAAS &SE vel ei lTi Helen Ban, jer of John and Thomas | ; ; G si]. Vir : i.s@] it Lisianm hers vou BR “ ; i 7 uae" ~~ . . “Aa ~¢ , ~ “Heil. ~ as mgt ? . expenen * -~? ’ 3n1M i =o ry. Ip] ‘30 8. N. Broadway . ; se (c82 Experienced on ladies’ hate, 1 read ay Ihe s. t ¢ x.. ~el i ned ay t ur 7¢a unc} a brother-ir : ~--~- - - r= ———— _— — ~ - - "383 3 West Florissant i] in hi airt ee yes ae ss _ADOPT! LiKE. host SUX hy (eima! be- ' and Tha: ¥: | ens indell 1: . er: vednesda anu ~ Dp. 1 Lween inke! nd «6FRarmltoen Parkview!) T Alumnae | at . | Ficet ace lose c ecnesga y e403 S. Spring. ; - “ ~ seameypenare . seth Genna cies on | a4 | | UND “Sit.; first-class, colored, of | >> [N—Experienced iter S ES MEN- |Dermanent position: highest ; ; = ae nt ee en peepee li Sl : o 1 m.. J852 Dive. o} N IONAL S ORGANIZATION oe aaa TE Ran wat', > 7 eh. : f e rt => ‘ 4 i¢ tee ee be — cm ™ en , J . > + ; ; ect > BARRY—Sunday. Dec. 5. 1926. at $340 boulevard. to Calva nS metry copy, | POR abo olored m.. , Le art SOUW) acwa' 3 hah es — eo | $33 ne av and commissior: = is ; ; ful opportunity. | ; ' white. 2 4 | Artel? 3 J re interested in advancine vour- — L "Rar oS LAUNI RESS—sSit ifaning | , ri a eo — : >, Inte é n ee ee ee t in ry aa aa 14 rH26 — é' ' _— —- ° + fferesnm 35° ‘ {741 ork a get there . Biessed Sacrament } ive nes i ae Miceli &. n rs sd mm i start: nn! ad 7 : A. : a aoe 4 Rid 4 ta Sl Feet 4 w Weed & 7s ziil a B Opportu- ' } . ~ Mr. | S—On pleating |_ Marking machines. 120 N. “ od 4 nal a on eee eet ny “s RE RE eo Pt a aaa oe ga Rice Wa gies cathe ate we igs > my - fit pe Pe A en HK, Pap rae Heed a et oe es a ae ered into rest TUAY , 2 n > : - rie- osieitans ~ 1926. a:40 o. @i.. f ' , t ' Btn Deon pa ee M. — =. i. yi : ‘ : ~ ‘ ; ee Fe mit Vogt). dear a : : . Fes per toe ~ ei ss re oe q a SB iat i 4d sc 4 Ne j } é , . 26 yi« o ‘ ‘ 5 unroe. D ES Cc ELE CO Od bee ei re day _Dec LEGAL NOTICE = : Sethe 3 Se | LAT NDRES aning. Wednes- | 908 Pine my S SME ional teastiag Geeks Ma 26. -at ie. | WRIST WATTH = | Rated — AUND +Sat .. anin nes- | JU ime. ¢ ) oni . tiena! . TOLD} SRS 5 - ; og mec na Af dax iD : ' nde! ' i a oh oti (‘HRISTMAS MONEY 900 at ge ” ry terra: ud : ' | anc a good. su tial a a | manen saute Gan aaa pean | OPERATOR—Enxverienced os men's and ladies handkerc -in-law. gTandiatier. roLiner, bain . oo Mm. 2 Pid e . : — ’ : | . oe , , = ’ ; vr) 7 ; and uncle, in his flit: ele ' ‘ - oe : esi e-sescebaganea si : . oie weer - ; RTLANI ME: | _Teward 22. G > an CS ge eam mig _ AGENTS WA IT Dm . y N E EN year and after. : Neckwear Ca ; *' a6 : * . t Ct ena ed * Bierman: } oa ee poll y DID ar ume ryetrd «4, ee eS ae ve Wednesday. Dec bi —— no x = . me. . i La he : i ‘ee i ba ary A. : — UR LGAGE Vi u ‘ ; : a —, Ge oe gn see ig BT eam game Tea -E 200 Other it If you want a good prope from Math Hermann ton ac items - anes ‘ ae ue, saan cee ee _OPERATOR—Experienced om . ; Fair and Florissant avernurs : cn ne. sis r a d ere : "rs hon i oft A 2 : TRI ; = r . : terment in Friedens Cemetery. Dex — ie - — mas roe d Bed? 4. 4m ents. Washington at Bn vee 1 Mi i girl: good was a member of Lincoln ag a hoe oa ‘Tis | ek ee aoe et IeS0u nan sdve a " fet Sree, we br a: Lina 81 ig profits > ad Beptonians futua; z se Ui 6 tl .- SSS Sse rO ; WT a. eoriian 6 1s Alb gh 9 ed 90. se ’ and 44 ‘ ; atest: SS ~ SOI UICTTORS ry : th - . ' St. tri Realt Over ERA TORS — Experienced abeds ’ " a 3 a) . . > % > rn ae . . - . i ; Q 4 i 4 -V . ; = wi Baller 320 Co ie 2) Oo P —E} RA A FF O R S—W - ea ee | ot a ee pombe. belored husband | maturing as above slaied are heresy aor | APeade bldg, SCESE PRC, oad oe coovales | {iment cotanted laanaty Fy | Baber 320 Planter wees (ca — GOLD AND SILVER _ of @ falhe ft John TT Catherin _ MD io and that tine Binenerd a ‘emt. CO fax 41563. _ = ) Bias ai Ha fa ts _ feB)d |} > Rem! ae Fe "thea geo a me tremely busy and need _ — — shipment BUCK ER u t a. mH hariott a ms fromm Cullen r Tells Penere). chanel cre olf es of 1 a sissipm \ ew irust | py] ter a “se aL ae ex} a s und o lent > ' | $6000 ¥ :D. : : rienced operators oa Ww seme S. Mi ew J.mes Baggy mm aes . L ’ 4 2 ¢ “ he- ' . | . ] 4 | : : . 4 O1 ‘ , om 3 . 3 : * lent 3 ; os ae x 2 Li * a a : a : : 4B at 9 a. m ioeeeiereoae . 4 | dresses. Our factories are 0406 fo for r_apne!ntment. , - | : me ~ . idle; always busy, er (nee nba gear Mo. neem : 14] North avlor pVenve. 1 , lam a rs Buecker and Mrs. Anna sievetprersss™ “hu Interment in Calva mete . a ae . ruerT Of 4 mH es SF n . ¥ = inaidatoheaen 7” wt . y ks 2 a: 1 a io . in 3 i”; ~~ : 2 t eqguirmnt great-crandmother % unt, - — in e benpibeat aan satis Gk ee ; = : . ‘OMA N— Si ere mes hou ean- | 2 > * OSt-Disg Spee aie ; d te hh for on h eeda cig? ntacth year Sees ae a gen a dred -and eee ae a Ss . Na - AK | ing, _2it. | 19th. | : a Be. — 2) r . ao his Bhar — a. steady work. Those who MwA a in : TInde!! ..0TCs CT RRAN COAL CO... 201 Rut- te Desderwieden chapel, 1939 St.| “Dec. 6 2926. at 10 p.m. Mildred Lara: ; "alae. and also wid par the accrued inter glove. wth dis fa go ame c= Caled iG SPMotLIo} : r L af ; 3 — Mi 3 we | i. a om . - “ee cn gg ie Tor 1 ‘ ’ In ‘as, by | ats - Ww ITH FC R . : ROFESS|) qo_hw Mev, | SEfierrpn | —— | euces. Box’ G-20. Post os ae . tory, 16th and Locust, 2d fi }war PINE wai a enone SINCERITY : ARE you ‘n the market for a >u-wo ase for you at & i} * " 9° at sae -24 t - ‘] zg i 4 , oh ™ ~4@ 4 . ; ; ‘ a. s .. ’ ¥ : . ‘ iv? ‘ . ae : ; « ee neman ca?’ eerws4 aD ta . r he oe Hana a ’ a es uneral { aril, ai ™ 12 0. Goes furt!} ha — S@n. Charice. Eugene... iinesivs Church and Came. | eDoait at the said offic P ants ai » 4 references JEtfereor $311 ‘avatie a eh > : father-in-.a ‘ t. Pencinand ' r Cin t. Lewis 3 2 mone MAN > fenced Olored j he PG sw Saco Bw - excep- ; | PANTRY GIRL— erie ‘a Pirwh fe FYrest . ae Lindel 41098 tunity for adv; ier; excellent oppo: Active, dominant, salesmen. PRESSFEEDER— bese | Bem pee ~ = om ) from 30 to 38 years of age, who _Polk Hat Co. Isat we ’ OMA ; i: maids zur, : te - .. a STENOGRAPHER—WI cos : 5 EMPLOY MENT | he mca counter, iindell 2979! i —€s. imported fabrics, cot tome, silks. Op 2F¢ &D1E tO demand attention $50 a month. Bex F-378. a pont and day repair service. 0 \V NX T Ie Sths fal ib a ee renin: | business. rite cf me theta and respect from chief execu- STENOGRAPHER—On uy ene havim M_ DUKE. Parkyiew o3el Ww. fe8> A 4 - D WOMAN—&it.- | thlosed: gence a i el a ne, 8c; atri confiden- tives will find an opportunity seg F. South Side; — . , 1s RET , oUt : \ ares) nirt arte rth s $ on . Lo re lerences, Salary : —— — WOM A? en gy ag — to enter @ highly profitable my business previousiy a — oe DRE and OF FICE FIXTURES MEN, BOYS eee tet eee : a : sales work under exclusive con-| WOMAN—White. cic — i Sale T— SS = a ead 2ristim " i- ¢ rf, i ; - —— u Kr Th a oe os | Teen OM | gen heya oe ' a See . Hlilan 1433 ‘ . ict || at ——— {bot ordis hy E “— servi ce, office device, advertis-_| WOMEN—T wo, bright. : sith Cerys at} ear Peer ny . +} ‘ A ii : . et ack MK omri: ARPE : en) re | ae ; it¢ r es] pede j eS Pa Cae ee F “ ‘ — “ ' use-to-house work: no \. — . fu ' ‘i Mi de .. Stocksck Part . “~"ainsy? av airing. Forest 11354W SOF - aa Oe eae Ie Fg on none 74 LESOLAR $25 week ana yen ing OF Stock Se ling experience. nent positions: salary and : soon Ff: | ag eeclse | t 1 end 1 La : ENiE!I | : rent a: 1139 Wal a mission peat sales married men ore berween S and 9 a. m CRAK—On ’ Dec. 6. 1926 z J Mitchel) ou iea therin- 311 bhouteay 10 ste , , to ei Bae pty ‘ "© = re - ee —~ fart Da ? a i Te . ¥ ‘ . Craig of 3837 Cleveland avenue, beloved jaw an] une'e im his gixty-third vee Q r LOUIS AUCTION ©O. t& Big arn we or factory. Box G-246. 16 raiick ffice | SALESMEN OY ae ea e put each accepted man | —*= Seater Co. Sisier of tienry and John (Taig, Our Cear Foner ive “aT Tey a? "aseatiariihaad : ia - , — — : shane , s10D : - pee aR ee ; im ; na ny ~oOm a —T ‘ . 7 . -. ‘ i + " ‘ «ft ae. b . Tru ‘ y : ear ‘ r » . x £ al . rr - : =~ . | | COS.. INC. Dan- or write Mr. M. M. Rosenfeld, | Di ‘ . PP. . 5 i *_ : ° es ene —~yaems ————— a ~ a Hotel ler cae 1 Aeecemiber G iNwjo. at 2:4 a. m.. Charies os 4. adj 4 4D iJ line +7 statie lDierse:: Geariy Devers ‘ + ban . 4rene : : Dvereen inee Ritter ad fathe ety LY m in Jeeves on nin The . Le ea le . se . mie ” sae 1 . ' ' : ; 2 iy " ; - a §1 fy ee: *, ; : : ~ i -~ ’ 2} : i - 8 | | SALESLADY— Experienced: — : AU TOMOBILES | Sasha 9 1 rm sm ag, Oe aa Ab e Me ’ Meso Sle gy. Welter and Doroih amen « . se! " Ps silverware: to take eon. broiher. eon- reib ~} 3) i . . . a T™ - ry ne " - - “ . ° _ = se hace 4 g - —_— 3 _ — oe é ee 5 | -_? - _ _— ee ame e i - =e - > 2 AEN ST Se te? tails : . shirts Wednesda, rm be & t =z : rranddauys f hRiece ax I ton a ‘ enue Lo \ alhalia Cemetery Ihe ‘ sien 2} ns 4 on - = , at > . a —" _ ‘ vin .! . one | ; : ms ? ivy ; he ‘ . ‘ . — . “ —_ g: at sar ey r * i - = — . ' ; «A 2 aoe ; —v — ’ * } : _— = ; , ~~ ae : Bicaj W "x OR ty- ; 2 = 3 : vO rea: ~iUe Drintcs Nissin a ; : : ee —— ECKERT Ente c. | r TREDALE — en agen — a 249. 3 __{53 : aii or] me | — ristmas rs easy, Apply ATI ous and mental cases. at KR. *. MUELLER (SILIFS)—FEprtered imtoo : wl eward. Ca ;-Rard oO ex pertenc: ._ - hee ars w | = ' iT r a Y ‘* ‘@nmete eg aggrecan —— a Soe oo oe Monday. Dee 6. 1926 at 403 am. Mary | BAR PIN—Lomt. whit |. diamond « LXt. Posi-t he ee tayies oF ies ee Lee elon ive men for | : ‘very Tue. | BOC P Bailes a of I Ex . a oe Sy AR — Lost | id. Giamond se one hse ich 18 Eh | PR Ge ea 2 Naa (ae eer ave ee | ics " und rery . it BOL KKEEF £R—Northwest_ $85 aietin SAico.avibg — Ower ¢ _ Daniel and Hattie Franees Ecker dear mother of Char 3IRD Do | oti waite Teferences. Box a Bia ee, machinist: | BUNDLE WRAPPER—Expertenced, in fin. | ting "Ties gage = ae Oe —ostract. 1569 Railway Exchange. experience unnecessary; Sat euMORT ES hi. our dear or ovine ski ; lie’ D hew be Fe Pas ‘ =~ “He Y © iP iat - Ret pobS de Wa , i blac} TMT ; ws . a ws, 7 ‘ ; Br ee ; a ce laa " ; ~ Ps * " A = f wis: 3 - . KEE ven = S aN GRA] iER 6 Ten yom a : 3 3 ' x a Wer os a . ; 7 = ss . — : : : . - n eee a ek, Ts Fe mee : (¢} a” ‘id en te b als} of 7 . ; ; 5} = = mh : 3 37 23-R a sn ce SAL DIES— Earn imas ’ am } Paschecag ‘ s 4 KC EM: nein . . So «a a ye ~ , ties! 5 hl iain ahs merience “2 8 md “£ - 4° me be eont ct omenl = “AND rT ITPPER—E Xperianced. Imas cards: salary and d : ‘toe ’ or ce. eDot | ees p a“ A. Thursday. Tec. 9, at | ASE TE HEE : —> -R RY : : er ” ) La Dials Sorehnne 3, 4c . “aC “Mar y Patch. 6501 Deirnar . or 205. 2313 Wash 3 , - aT. eM ay : ‘= . ~~ ee : “Bett 4 Vis a . 6 e ar ‘ o; ter Box “| io Post- , ‘ -— one a we : » % Sein 4 Lak ' = = ——— : - - ——»- ~ tiiiineetiiiindeh siesta) : * owhy ms weperaresce Entered into rest on Mon- ‘apph 1estion aeked: ee bat = et ; a lene ode _ sao S. SME O TR $100 To $200 = SS . (cd Dee 1976. at 4 30 a. m.. Marvy | 7 =. . ward los Ty a 2 seine - hime ‘ cc ar + ‘ ee a OG. zncuseri + a F week UW o-cet 8 solicitin ‘Ap ' satis! actory wages. fo i : . f oO «a . =? : . ‘a Nn as : * ; * i th : e, " ae . ow . ’ at . . * Pin atrick ol Bunvan eho med w »f at 2:43 ; > _ oe} ao ’ a noo at ze eer > AY ery lvou ; Ee eer ee ace Sone SON Sem ial OFaeN rm al ri arg © Js. €TSO Barracks. Box the ‘ate AD ~ Fitepatrick dear mr } . red —_— =, - eat ns mm sa, ‘ ‘ 4 , ; 4 (*t : be : eT" a ¢ -. a} rs . . i ; ut er ns : >. ~ 33 -8 it ms 4125 » + mivVe : {¢ aPercaeresaees Do . i est a ; , as s award ee og , hy imi , » abe oni erhe . ! ~Seumaniione od io : a Sew ei Pione Mra. James Jakle. our dear motherin-iaw Py mann and Fader Pesan srandcmother nant Ap sill soe ’ = ’ 5 he parr ‘tz ‘ * CAibA i eagirpcke orn a f . nnecienaoasnnte Wn a Sceneren Eo SNE Be : —_——- -- = crm Mn " ee ' ene ~~Si r er , ny a2 MAN—To deliver circula: Fl 4268 | ectentece oe Oeil of a: examine : ! — : oon ' « “iulod vel -. . ; Kessler Garment Co. 1331 4 Bidg . & : a: es . ) " aA A os \ = “~ ~ eee. «25.000 CASH FOR AL Tos a’? 7 weantence vi «bie? | Then : “ep bow he tl morning Dw 1 “ss i ee ee ard. WAciece 7 ; : whe Y Br: dget’s ihurenh ea vie ¢ aageauras ee “ ‘ -“ ° ” : 2 i+ T 2et et . . — or +7) ” a - ere -= Oa MIC ly ‘ nN Ss Sean ENEaDSaEEEiieen - eee : 7 “ FP emg | Deceased ~~. i a. _ She narcins . . unas answer 1 aia ee AiaBelk, OF ab incd . ; “td Ay ’ “arpenter worl mir , e~ pee y — . , Cree, Ne. ETD, | conntensh , a fae “ed : and st clin: nition 1 = young ' trace: farpen- ADpmy foot of Victor street , Dan “* ahi ; Capacie 8a PIN! SHERS—Oa dr-rgnes ply : - a 2c) 3 met ‘ ma wun ‘y . ; sailiatinain ’ ¥ ; sae ik 4 , a San UNOA ST 5 Sea $$ ; , Dn zn SOurd : pi eng ee ; be mee ey ert: . ~~" + 1 meen ai residence Mis ; : Fh ee , ' . a” ' 7 ; sae nai wee TTS Pat: ; j 4 wb From & > wt , I £2 > "ORL “t eee ion . ae me -~, = c ~ il ¥7 W asi ington. ‘Tt! a ; Seale az cf =r “vc Som “s. a 3147 Locust pe'd = om Tuesday eveni ng ai 8 30 0 clock Dow- - ne > ¢ ) from _ BN VE LOPE—Lost re 3 rm i > — a) ae Ge HTS pee CRIT i ae DAN up =ne:tc oe ead } [aii and es er ane fone aw TRE" experienc ec. genera! e.F , Reilly service. } ae sania nea residence ; - experienced ship; ping eepart- |* and uUCck 2 Dee fe oT = ‘hippewa | Don % t § fice our Cor a? (5 ii aven u rit} be ven a.) oat } ; Ser : a DPN & a , Sa Ree ee ? ~ ha - > Ro : . ae Ws : Here aiede . , 3 . ¥y FOLEY Entered into rest on Sunday. Dec ROEN ret. | ~ ll eaes ity 5 . aan te ee MA N—Reilabi ver 2 th ear: good | ontmest. = : Whe: retye — me Pnatee Vahiem w: ac ritice than ether deni 1A2 a — © . Vee ae —aleP ee into ‘ _on Sun- Zab" °F > oe Rta Fg , . ‘ = t-ilspa Gucatio “ane - tee LES? ; , aT er —ieeteeenareeni 4 +e t Jace wr — . —- BSy mo ad 6. at 11:30 p Ro Lorn . Ree tae 208i e Rained. wi a — ———— ap (pr + os 10a « _— : eng need for a _—~ - ) — sititiiaba poo 4 end you 275 to $400 on =“2 t ‘ : a m2 : : . . » she - . Sa > . ‘ ‘ .. , e . is od : , . : 4 - . ~ x be steer ~masstans —— — 3 3 » P . ; : a . _ bei ~~ - , oe ay mpnashe a Soe aes a : si :, ae Ld 1 we abel. ni : ns eas ; rm : d [ as as — sips e., ‘?. 7 Mundien 2] Ls Wact : : é he f iy a z Fc " . ze ; . : Ae fi a snail Ne the a - ‘ o nie ~ 4 C SS ea ee ae ms 4 : : “ei 3 ie or Hire , . ; . ns ie. 4 va-tment. iii: ‘ - : 3 4 4 ; 7 : = Ford tri - Tans nant a p> 4 : in = En tra ‘ Kamp are Where Previn A . . : wnrel’e ® nar = 4 A Sd , . £ s° 2 Ot Lindell Doulerard, on Thursday a Sa alten 6 tes Ps ie eiion y rts mn be . : . mort a athe oy ma chine: nk an “setae : ; 4. "i : cae ge ao ‘ * x 4 ‘ . 998: rt , ‘ e , eae’ oy "t t . 4 e a Th re ——_—. o \ Si a ’ 4 ’ ‘ °4 “4 "| a ’ — + _ - . ss . p ; op a aT ih walkin } : Tits A ch.etic Tee. > ; = 10 . ; 7 . ~ n quantity: chess ta « * s s 30 oO cine x. ; ‘ awry oh BIT: ; 4 ! : ’ . sk : os 2" , er T "far . , —a , . x th srzr . , lnierment mains i j - ' tte ap | r busines m 20K" | : FOX— bn: ered into reset on eg Nec | nano Leer, & wher; 33 } DEOTR Htllanad DweRew : “AUNT! ith, + rk : Sat Bs. ee : oO 258 a The — “= acy ancemer*. “A d — > andy and ic , m pal . i 2 4 1920. at 18 pr. m.. Wil * tor y = from Drehmann-Hart chape! LASSE eee . = erwughiy experienced. CAbany MLA? ermainen t . & young man o ” — ‘neurence. salary |. SSternoes am oes - =P —— . -— e Se. Corage, Clean ~e emn. lay ed at the Wrox @ Lnhen he Tara. ti ' re . » s ‘ a me “was = iT 32 a Wr c C Shemini iin } ilir 4 ' : ree *reboi “mers . Roo 319 3.348 ~ nn dint + Ziaa © , | itia - ze is : age! “I years. ars B Ran * : " . 7 age bee : es A ) . e : ; wk ad . i» ‘ ‘ : : ; t ; “% * ‘ 4 Yay and oi Od e ’ ; J Pm 3 ~ - Pate: A a 3 pert: & : } ei . a “> - Pa a —s gp Ro. tae ; ica a aa Lotee ‘. “r19 , . BY { f m Cr. SS} mt ~ n ; “ = all ov ‘ 4 - _ ones ee ‘ wd am i iy BN. : 2 d ae bps heater Big 4 4 tn . : Sy. — - ential a GI IRL Experience x 3 Pe: 36 pe 1 om 3840 Landed! boule, ani. on ois nar 640 rears of _ : Fl ones na . 9 " _ eace no iaundry PA rk view 1o64. “6300 Pee a — v . Jaen , 4ioy¥ het & o! good mec? ‘ o st . as Hg . a = . Southwood + Dee & 19294 a .. tae ee Se ; ChMARIC. Terson mance. wil te : - : -el-_ ie) . a . “ — ‘ 2 ’ week q : ~~ om iinnnameeetnee oe ae 8 WO, : — bie , . _— "2 . c - ” J ain Sg ws An c Seer ies ee 9 4 meee ie — Saino GIRL—W hite . with ba ww hi » = A ren ‘ . alt hete ‘ “ “ 4 Ast. =a% : en sed. @ipenianced oo CF eb iv “yd —— . “ , ou ork oan i Setimitier, and our dear : h. Gr > 305 ‘oet-Diapaich im | =. > ee ae “9 Tuned. , se ESM 4x ; oan : saa. S20 month and ther. ’ se ventieth rear. - 4 . . ; . oak 5 une _ n ; cn EESeeamet WY FSU Cae OS SAD 2 _— = ‘ pica: : . ee Ce . aim be cetablished ra! Sal Poet. Ite oa ich on Tv ednesday r ard CEN. ae rest Oe ‘a 3 ne A... —~ Lane, | o tn ™ orids - - years . 4 as , d ; F Th il ime st'Pt ba jactor a. Tri. Ta ° ‘ oe AM Senne — ~Sapemeee m from hee!- | tenean from Z: dein Br ~~. © : : an ‘ Y * a - ¥; avs . ~*4 aos vat . Pa. “x pert ence best of referen ee War's wa ; ie . an a? ‘ ts —. ei ¥ — e ot orn _— —— Rand . ee a now agtT Ne c emetery ieSi | SULLIVAN Ay Tueaedaw Dec, 7. * A. § ~ ars “hh rey : : ‘ ‘ y ; seen ee — —~~~[ae i* a ie = ‘ s it same mj "*¢ , 4 dabie man: . = 4 > - it = * * ° nee . 3 mas rien: . “eo a ne -————$_____.— even mer : : OURE W ty = | _ # . h . wea 1 t : on oc laTacter whe wani ta convict e 2 3304 - te tne me plain ' . W arctrnive and z ef ry = ¢ =. ’ | Can — tires <=:rm men on Se: vaneon lnmungry. WEhbeter 159° so 000: bargmin. - Coben. _ AH = ced sander, _ Wither 1 4 ai LEM FINAN ee | = INANCE one Cpe EK IEE Se ter te eX : . turtay | i—., 3889 _Washtngton. soi : . i “ , ta ores IEftera:. wn ar ac d ; anal Call Euapd Rot ——@it.: colored: firstciass or us aren CYrRrS ~R. Keith an a a (ct stairs work and sewing. Lindel 4168. |S io "DL TION. Ince ASz ucuons any 2493.

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ee ce —— | -PECEMBER. 7." 1926 MP pECEMBER 7 i928 8 YOUR USED CAR need not be sold for less than its value: Offer it in these columns and get the right price.-WG | Pose RP ATCR. oe WTD.—Women, > s | ANIMALS — a : MUSICAL =a Cl ee AUTOMOBILES: : AUTOMOBILES :: | i seer e028 IRTITE nes and areas “young or, of children and help wit ~ 2 > after 4 p. m, 4 t 'good home fo h houses” , yictor_ 0380? = : _ ———— ee io * some one. Cay EX BULL [ERRILK | PUPS—Wel! sai ee | T ; $2.25 atl pS yo HOUSEHOLD TAPESTRY AND VELOUR SEATS. [RENT AN UPRIGHT PIANO’ RANGE—in gu a : ce ‘ondition } $iv Ke: iner’ q party Box mcr ty t- Dispatch. ambitious , view _ 3721M “te . nedigrerd £10Ck t om - mt EAC H TE KMS Ww T (1006 | Dive. ~ = seni y month. _ Worli itzer. - ee U I (6) | OANS i = —-=——_ 3 semanas te MB hads Used Caves”: Soo GOODS Warehouse. 1211 N. Vandeventer. (cO™) | [i S-"aS new baby «rand Lester Di- . . s . : Kw rs: ™ |. GET OUR RATES (Satin AND SAVE Oe — : : (c) ; | BOUSRGIRE —White “ae ma lite ° a iF PAREL, Wid —lLadi les. i ter » ¢ ] clothing; i — 4298 S. Broa wa rT big! rest PTICes. eman (jTrest } i 5 - F = one ‘ | HOU SEGIRL— : i ‘On lduict ! ibed in trade: big lot to: pick from: free ' a an wee tc? é 5183. Re ss conte dor | e er- e oe OSE ar aA e , Se he hues Ce ee ee a ee af vont wl ~ = Entei S182 W (c2) rolls. cabinet. bench: sold sew for $675 Je isouth fron lark av (ot) A M PANERA? tuchments: KCl nelance remaining ce" | 2 BI a new; reasonable. lland L378R after S.i¢or $§$] sk termns $2 ‘Y (e lL; KF DR j het —— jeu . "als ee . ; OM UITE—4 pieces. America WASH! ER—Copper tub. swinging wringer,|cartv LE HMAN PLANO ‘COMPAN - experience, 518 } 51 - — ’ ee TmNG- $0 000 gi ercoate fo N arc — : gupment: pay $5 to $15 5 D Elmar 0865.| You'll find a 1927 Buick brougham | iy ‘ OR KERS : aoe v ae A ae ; cEntral 4361. (> by ¢ 1105 K ranklin ay just like Dew. Pata by an offic lai of iM id finish real bar fain Steiner Fur- AS’ : | HOUSEGIRL or light hou | Auto calls. SEAGER ASSES ESE ON aE, | Sompane: | 4 meee Pancaee for this bargain. | /{i' | r a nia we (es 1vu2 s Broadway, cP) only $35. 3154 5. Grand. ee ee on 3, : ter ° l ROOKE AS ‘B—Mahogany. -glase door, one- A WONDBRFUL LINE “ONE W EEK XMAS ‘SALE z- Of good used bedroom. living room. dining s this ' —. cooking; must be , RCADE (1628 S. Broadwav. Bettled, | NORTHWEST BRANCH. | | » ch 1 FOrest, 97280 aa acce cap. ‘al : “m | room and kitcher B c ist iano from ‘ “ . ‘ : ~hen furniture. Gas ranges. | uy your Christmas pian || apar ‘tment 1020, between “6 20 and © p. &-1 irizeraiors. lamoe chaire and rigs. All | week while you can make your ae — 6 Ctl a an . WESTSIDE BUICK AUTO C | OUS HOU SEGIRL— White: For Sale eae i( O.. | ver ‘ ' housework and a mae 2 + teieedebes a abany 1905. _—-—s_—¥_—s«B11-19 Easton. | »cAa («CAP ? "eg: || R y +" : learn the good home and Sgood wage with. mr pon coaT — pr ABB cae ¥ teensy 68 gee 4 SE EV ELAND— -Brougham; $185. Citizens | it Hurr he Se Al e Included VOM: | BUNGALOW COMBIN ATION RANGE in Al condition. at very low prices. sroms our large assortment of oo an poe peces- | /'man. © Abany 7 2 (a toner 5 a ex 7. Accept lance Co. . 3809 Easton. fc) | I y Ford Coupe That's dehnt a at = | wth “7 cy ae S a ee uraiture 19: 18 A son NG. an fo ni a! 80" (88) i : ry, 1S7R ‘ eae Ur eee : . y { ; wi Sei er € “i ul ran r r"; e eee and over.) HOU EKEEPER—1 ‘Take care invall E Prankiin. LOcust 9 ee c4 wey New Hudson Brougham | | Don’t pass up this marvelous op-\ Studebaker Standard Sedan Be i P Re e new |'||| Co. 1202 S. Broadway. Sneicl “TRADE YOUR ‘OL D | Erskine 6 is coming January Ist! UY XMAS GIFTS NOW AT 50 PEI : aver FURNITURE FOR NEW ~« 9 to 12 Ply 2608 North 15th . AND VEST-——Size 36: toc smail i ve EDO ee Piss gt rey Title was issued on Nov. 23, 1926; you||)| portunity! These Closed Cars are }Nash Sedan CENT SAVINGS I rae ‘Chevrolet Sedan We have to make room for it! ||! tNron’s TWO EXCHANGE STORES Beds. $3.50: eprings. $2.50: ctiesticn {3 iE} BERT - - ic; el a = ‘ e nine a of ; aeidii __ feb) | | HOU ly ae under ter owner; $20. J. Yahlem. 1035 N. | can gave $450; terms or trade y ome-Labor mer, 2 WN. > | i ay > = tf ace. 1 | . , , fk & ; 2 N. Sth. Grend._ —— - ; — a 2 > ah oo ee YAHLEM, 1035 LN ess Grand. (Cc) | bid all guaranteed e They are going \ . " C Si. ) - i ; P06 OR N rH ST. & 7TH & M AR K PT ‘ hie x n a we - $1 - ene sbi tie laxwell Sedan ‘The tremendous reductions on {| = . ce & - $12 ranges. $3 450 “davenvort tables. 914.60: . HOUSEKEEPER—More ? . ae! Hud- | wages. Call 7 Pp. Mm. 219 home ~~ &@ JORDAN—Brousham., o-Dassenger; new || ’ : “ si ca - srniguenenenemmesemens Q ‘ : : A ) “ &; bh: ‘ { ri Ty r tad mmocer i | ; 4 18 no more acce T- : ° RANGE me Br 4 3e ch he « yet bar | HOUSEKE EPER—-Exneriessoa we al COAL. COKE AND oop | Sa This Ca ae excellent Geewien. 11) _— _— Studebaker Big 6 Coupe these handsome closed cars are |" ~ Sulphur idge & Bea (¢) | fas ranges. $8.50: Windsor chairs, $6.50- ment: adults; references. Bo: ‘a 4 fal LUME COAIL—1 ton. $6.25: 4 ' | Priced low: facCarthy-Archer. | |j/| able Christmas gift than one of Stude baker Spe ein] Sedan i : rey ey ‘FOR OBLES--Several to pick from all-cotton mattresses. $7.50: walnut finish N ste P ret - Iiiens tech. x e nn L; DEimar , ag i re. f ( i +. 39 } NN: _& uci lid. id. DE lmar_ 652 o,* 4 o8? ) | 1 7 . ‘ really a sacrifice for room! ii} ‘ m ; ican ae ot an , oak: alm ost neva calfforohe. w ith hat compartment. 334.0U HARDMA f s ‘ A all LAU NDRY HEI , .T MP COAT Pe or ‘ \ 4-cy linder Buick coa ' s Bros ane Ad t rniture Co. a 4 . | Inelud ing beautifu! POE pase 0 | - x | | JOHNSON PLAYER - > _ . . e * * * > * | | E: ‘MARCELLER—To a shop fifty oe. " y r = ‘ : ii ; ' ; F a = =. 2751 Park iS : c& tl ) ut } 7 new green duo-tone aduco ? Aa er . ; DINING TABLES: “ROUND. SOLID OAK $2.00 a week ms | sitidenseteemreaieme r - i: = . — siete cal aia beat iii 4 i ae | a» . . ~ ‘ “ 17 " - , . } MIL LINERY OPERA e): “fLEAN 3 isn" Dr LO } it tO! c car fuily equipped, nC.uUd- | , oj ae spas a a ee SF ‘c82 - nk. A ae EXTENSI IN TABLES: 84.50: TFYRMS. Furnished ) PP? pe iT | B=) | Experienced on ladies’ hats, soft weal wal Clean, jump aca ae oe | oe NORT TH W EST BRANCH, ermS— 5O— , | | 5 | OO } te Down | qe v0 EXCHANGE STORES: | 4 Rooms Rae 98 oa $198. Dilly On 185 s ~ meg | permanent position: highest Ww a? - . $3.7 l*-Elmar x c4) kas WES 03. SLICK Al 1 ” & rkv! ew 02 W (ec?) r VQ NX . = ‘ { of Used Pianos and ayers. A ‘ Experie need on soft work, li : ane RR | “rolet oo Sg ‘ = oe rt = | END TABI "ALL STYi PS AND FIN- | KING F URNITI RE ¢ O. lll|| Player of surprising tonal beauty smpera- a e urnace . $5: white as Acne 3809 mastor a. I mm. R ICED F ROM $°95 AND UP. ! | 2618 Franklin Av. JEfferson 7890 |) / j/) ...@ value that will be appre- d straw operators for trimmings! Simmal—Ciean furnace lump. $5: white ee _ badly ; a h It Schober, COlfax : 9 } GILLIAM-I SPSTEIN CHEV a CO., ar bl 612 mb! r Bes , | 3251 » Z anywhere. (cB& | Coupes For Sale | Sedans For Sale Touring Cars For Sale | 32 Se ee et | CONTENTS of horned ond sat nee acing vour- OPERATORS—On pleating and Eamuadiveries nade 4t these prices. mile 0 E >) ed O92 BBt0! A “ng ' Se A _ LE eens ad ie oe FURNITURE —5 roo : cheap: leaving BOQ T best cash prices paid. A. A. Selkirk Auc- marking machines, 120 N. 10th @ @ Pig Pree mrigge. (al FAgt URotys : s sin Ps . Or hERA TOR- —Experienced on cloves, a“ & PARE this coal with any & PHEV ROL Er—cC pach. 19: 49 will guaranD- (YOU pe, J me - se running con- ' pin SDL i wie: acts Te $65 os ¢ itl — | P { RD- Og Feo and coupes lat e model s ' town 6135 Alshamen, RP Iveraj de ‘he obe ay Syed Goods Manufacturing ~~ toa) in your town for —,s price; we tee, and the price and terms will euit | ditt: mn; nly WE , MIOTOR CO.. nad da 4 £ JOUE pee a ae | m ore than we are ask- | (c62) if a & Storage Co.. 1808 Chouteau av 2 0 @ h * ye ce cash he wa) — Trent Motor Sales, 01580 —(e58) ~~ ae , is at Union. FOr. 2854.(c€1) . ec og: A a Sed : Psi 3. our low | PU Lande ITURE—Contents apar*ment : almost |G ield 8597, — {ol4 | yg ee ae ghrp on b f : 7 Prom ot "del! ivery. " 62) se eee -- pea ul duco finisn,; | x eae ee grep ; 4.|Car_ b | terms. aclede, oF sed; new: beautiful dining suite. hedroome. |} FT SRNITURE | of fat kinds» and men's and ladies’ handkerchief Se ff pt_delive - - ESSEX Cc - modeb ‘21; reasonab! rt 1924 coupe; beaulllus Guee eion . deli /mo nair suite, rugs. !amp, tabics. mirror,| _amount bought fer cash ovrices. . w ebb- Smiley Neckwea Co... ete, ; > at os coal an i othe = grade y cal = on 4908. b, mod ~ ‘ aa a oT ; for ; aod | ’ v ae ot ( ae ae i at etc.: seperately: cheap. A978 Clayton rd 3 Ke einer. L Inde!) 042 4. _ (cl4 Lehman Cor ner—l1101 Olive St. ingto > ain 2328-2740, Se _(c8) | ese mae nn a CT Lod Side 1.001 - rere NDE RT AK LE Rs S “SpE C | aL : ‘ _______#eh5) | FORNITURE Wid—Contents hotel! 8, room- SS “ R NITURE—At a bargain; dressers | ing houses. flats; no lots too large or wo { oo — i te on. Ent 3 - ¢ - - | ESSEX—Coac! nh, 1926: $395. — 1925. Se. "rman: a: fec ‘ondition : “fon, ole machine’ vatenay™ work. ‘ . reisnishe | Derfect condition, thn roughout & $0000) Pres nts int 1 ine: 2 uco: bal- | Sed “eprings kiteh en cabinets, buffets. day-| FURNITURE Wit rices all Talking Mac nes For " Sate Dodie Pe Ln 2- mine run. $4.50: furnece. | —CeRtance - aston ——— quer and in good m ~z an, jeeeomobLe ior ¥ 74-16 ee ehington Ag) | .con tines: + pel brak ‘an't be ld | beds. rugs, ranges, heating stoves. gas} Hurley. Lindell "$096. * 3a E aston, | VICTROLA—Ele ant Hrunewick conse OPERATORS—Expenenena only. ¥ BOR. anecial clean lump. $5.50. We deliver | HBSEX-—Obach $195; Hu ids yt d ve i. ion; My S99, Suv Cowen \ : Gag ee Ee geal 2914 ; — = a aa mi Shs = % w car: 12 m ts o yay: will | range! everything to furnish the house As SRR ie see Cee { 1! model; cost $250; will sell for $75, in- openings for 6 operators: fo04 7 . ' nas “ea ee (oR) | $490; balloons; $145 down. 3843 Easton o.. Ford Lea ier ‘ we t = C : : . CX : -1' y ayy," 5’ Setters +, nyt ; "ty , Jt and Lafayette. LAC lede | ip lete, at big sa‘ ings. Keiner'e. P2it | FU RNITU TRE Wta —ofr better class. a ape large quantity records. Call at once. Missouri Embroidery § yo) Fo RUACK °°: = COMPLATE: EAS! a ig ge gee gr Dav: short | floor. on. MAMLEDE 2011. LACL EDE on] 4 (cB) : . . oa ‘ - MA e. sr" y »T r G lag oo) , | ° aay : pd : ' rER MS. LOF¥ and — vs - * ghor A VERS avis. {ou | HUDSON mn all = a uN ' o ¢ tr P ‘ oe , ~ hr ect - 1" ous. | passenge! urit ig ex- | _ Davenport Table. brand ' ; pri . h R Om wit BO GOLD | AND SILVER—For shipment Prrenient aan Te ee ar oie | . TO ei ) All kinds; best prices: contents houses oO s H ARD—OITY nos iu ; } urai Bri 3 nion. FOr. ws Y : 8-19°6 Dodge demonsfrators Carry new “a ¢ “Or aie $750 Foster, 2014. aS . , h $3000 to | rjene : . Lanai ~— hie | new. oak and walnut, | ac a beetle tac tet ed operators on wa .. U 6. Mint. weigned om. purchased | oe eset mit 1036 N. Grand : DE ‘: | Sate. SCHOBER, EOltax. 3251. Call fos) CHILDREN to care for is wy beens Gee ames - eon FORD ( ()| } s ——— At a substantiai reduc Louis, guar | pire st $14.50. t ¥0 where. =) (c62 .| dresses. Our factories are ne home. Pho 8) $5 calieaa doediti neeubie iid —— . : pi en marge a ct intr ft. ic MOW > 1922 coach : > a4 eller 1t NG i W ALK ER-A N Ss ONG | . 7 4 —_— sec ki ieee acme cram tee Giarr gies $375. Foster, 2914- 16 Waehington Most complete line in St. tior . r 1809 rr ining Furniture Wanted Ba dly clal functions. FOrest 1508 ——_Ac8h | (ah) P10 to S235: 9°46 Leather upholstering. Looks Presdes ». “> te , ive, ROOM—Couple have large room ble ee Ss l As: highest cash price. Ott, FOrest ‘tor 3511W e14) | tor 35 ME . "ay : idle; always busy, ASSUIIE cere cee see ake leanteed: 1924 model c | Contents of homes, offices, «to ray | A: wii ‘OW DN OO. Fot Lj ike nev oe g, . Wire| new ‘ 4 ee "8982. for two; meals if desired; private. Vic- Muh: uphoistering. r as perrer throughout : : (2) | BEST prices for househeld goods 4 “any | | deseri nm: must have goods. Keiner | North _ LJndeil 0424 66) | Ste atte” "a , 20. gp age ye raweT acme we 2100A—Room and f SL aaa LBS. of oid feathers: oav dile to private famliy, end ~y RADIO MOON—Coach:- for quick gals: “geries | terms, trade. Nile for old ones Montana Feather Coa a : , gar | FAIR. 21: 3 4—Comftortable -fGomi _beme . ' oor dan vefifiehed. there Williams An Olive ESMAN | L oe ane mr positively like new: i} ns ore doo! Mak FOrest 0010, 13653 Fora tudor, Recohditioned ACKARD —Touri win 6 : aawe } of your search for real bur- | as 26 Page. DE]mar 0865. CEntra! DRY G OODS CO., Sterling Fa sit exchanged tere Opn _ bought. b Bs ‘ & & - ttention STENOGRAPHER— Will gt MMMOMPLETE radio installation $5 00 | ~ SIDE BUICK AUTO CO.. | tires: ¢! Trent Motor Sales pty tii 9 Mc Nair. . “his is! aa ‘fa! ob and Fidterent gh n | , . - 4\ atin ‘3. Post-Dispata® Right an4 Gay repair service 3. 651 1 19 Easton. 6180 wel al : a cor ei : ne ‘ Gi *.. tourings and road- |! 7 ot KK mode; coe ae specially | 18th and W ek keane (5a) | | a WING MAC HINES—Binge r $i PO eecan “eee | ! ; paint n Roll A ee | WEP | OAe RANGES-— Buck's. side oven; new: py ng out; renting, $3 528 N. Vande execu- . eral years a “desired, “% pi I ’ t CK ; » abs ‘ ~ sat ; ge en st ori f 4 : : a ~" res . ‘ > " ~ ° - i rt F ba ~ a ° rebuilt le W - ’ i 1» (7 m i af } 1] s. r 3 ul LOCK. : Tt $° : and GAS GH uick l. gray ename! nfitable of business previously employed. addmmSTORE and OFFICE FIXTURES ‘* COMNiERCrAL CREDIT co. te miner 820. 8 (62) | FORD-—Four-door. 1925: Tully equipped: |to ralve, additional Tupde will take an out- | Terrain attachment; used one month, 2909 TYPEWRITER AND ADDING |idvISIANA-4i00—Room _Box 825. / F * gi RE adiae bi bargain: Terms, | rigiit i068 I » I rou acti quick! ¥Y you > aLrereon. _{€o 0 j ACHI NES home }i ke. Riverside e643. of) ve con- | we SMAN WLite . Cleaning o days For Sale | a 20S SOC. is saree. ada » Hg nected $50) : others as low as $8. ef : ; i 1729-—R 4 pe ) iful: $1 a L INC OLN SPORT PHAETON aden eg ee eee ADDING MACHINES AND_ rr: | Mpege ra Piya 5 and ted) n | STE NOG en ee 4 ’ 2 Ae 4 we ' ; sRAPHPR—Only one havi iA M. DUKE. PArkyiew 0361W. (cS. | OVER! LAND 6-—Goach. 1926: in perfect, —Koape. 1925; used very | ers. $45 and uv. BORD Laclede urbank fu : atson stabi q ee s te yrinsoyes GE - 8.3 . ste et tee leavine « 72° Academy Cab = = ! SE | ss rated South } > . ¢ rr a” } wid ‘a4 / A ai ‘Dayton scales. vlatform ecale. 5x5 coo!-| te’ montis aMtay . OES ng ™ es . i etances compel we tc oli 4 mce Call jin 1 balioon res — vs bvons | } = erm tor i . - like new : epien did mechan ica] ., Lied: reneira: d s. KANGE - ~Hign ovet oOraes ned i . . Reliable A a |ROOM—W arm, refined home, g@- 3 } . adding N 1 cash register. combi- |} ing; good ‘pay; Bonne Tatienal cach remiste GArfield 8561 cost $2230; special price oni. | da duco; new UA -——- * 4 . 2137 LUCUS a sat rh I finis! ie sue ie smndit xcellent r ber; @ réa!] bargain, , : 1d + hi ; € b rubb Simmons bed. springs and mattress and ~~ Ponewtiver Co.. 713 Eauitabie | tlemen " preferred. GRand S152W nd $100. | 3 Bu ind. te mtion. Stiner’s coffee mill. ey. (62 Be Md SAR: = GQ (c62) | eee | tit - $1: month. Hallenberg-W we rd rn desired See Bob Campbell. pr furniture: very cheap PArkriew | Cone a. Our 2 f0,7: g00d pay to WHEbs bargains. HICKENSOHL. 915 N. Sth : S406, 6342 Delmar 3d west (eb) | Bide. GArfield_ 870 12) | RUSSELL, 3012} op 2 ladies: privaie . » ( ° 7 excel. £F pee , wa 9 , ‘ . — ~ I iT 38 : batt . | iy by street car and bus line. 7 anklin. GArfield 2760 (c8) | “inal padnt. tires like new; private owner; ly ni res and 1s | n | Mi ~ : Keitner’s Warehouse, 1211 N. Vandeventer. | 4+ 4 ;,, 1182 ¥ Seeman Q .. Gra j ert e¢ . bt ive io } Anal “, | 5396. 6342 Delmar 3d west (ch) _ ing worker. __1525 (e100) | BUICK——-Standara ipe Dodges 19°@ | Wy t ood conditian:) pric : Grand and Lindel! fee) | =. ae. 4 t rms. m, | . | F Lon. " Mire “at - + ie Ti _ ge + ry kK a oO ? ‘ ' . steam sett! fo ag, rood —, 1925. $490; S695 ” 843 48 A mu : Oak lan: coupe, 4 WL in Ditimac t . 2 TY PE ‘WR ity RS- Christmas special: «guar- West ‘dae prices in city. New Franklin Fixture Co.. | , Ton ene e wien eee potaconce alae (c65) - F = in. x) | ra. ma a 2 Ines. — + ny ee an fa ther makes, from u oc bnnecte , : We I! al! : room, board 4 - S arene! : ll - {3 2651 Lafaye A roe oe -? D——Sedan ‘ ve - models: bright CE iE \ R¢ LL ET TRI ( K. q Q 26 _ : 444 gel] today: @ yea! , to ney ; O10 7 ner t four mortgage sale 50: othe! RR] dat we? | ‘Tud rr ver ae most new N VANDEVENTER ie a? I ' . a] j ‘ se a LOK. : a : ; : : * gelgn aati ' nt: lots © Lifae Da . hr awkeniat ? + rw 19°5- r ranma ST ee a ce ae ee on = VEHICLES = DM ME RC fal hier DIT CO. ORI)Sedans. 19° Tordor; ¢ tor ‘OR Psa 10 to! rucks, all styles: trade: | “RINER’ eae ee akes 3 Pye + ER. SRA ake enone RT ee ALOT Sey _ | ,86cond floor; room and board. $5. ‘ g ca- {rom _10_ a m. to 4 P. m. 2831 Fe or Sale ' You’ li fi nd a 1¢ 924 Buick 4- “passenger } ( ‘0 a a , od throughe and up: pipe free with . oF cones Cee CAbany 2 J. : et Diet ee toe! See Lowensicls, 1281-25 N.“Brond-| CADILLAC 61 COUPE | | si Fe eae aa: Tete Locust. (Ops) |slove this week. Levy Bros., $11 8. 14th MUSICAL | CLARA, Sao ee bea | ot c8) | “ . whan. | hliaat and o - or *OVvVes i —- : cj™N 2 i . 4 i , _ J § peo Lz ri OIABisB Al # the rood ~ ves: DI De “MI AR. 3249- Pwo “connecting 0 ne : rooms. __ SALESWOMEN i’ WANTED — ically bare ne bs! «i Li BO i. ‘ Be } A Re ; PIERCE. ARROW *pIs STRIBUTOR rRA ips ER, 3418 L Cipet ighte ; ‘OR! ) SE D. ANS Sunday ai ‘venin ——— ~~ | alm t your own price. Keiner's Ware- | | oy . ae mn truc ll styles. $100) fh e 211 N. Vandeventer av. (c62) instruments For Sale | ENT Single of double reoms: onal, _- (eG) ha SALESLADIES — | ia —— 3, over »ver 28: expe Elmar 45 unnecessary 4 4S18 Ww nga eso. i D best. > mi 2. ; ‘ — 7 rete +. excellent CO — —~ AR C KE o- Ol ipl y “ MM ADE. Low. | and eR: KINGRHIGHWAY. iY 1013 | po we! iF dition, th ra good | neay Beant nin ¢ 3 yt ? RO, [eae Peeee Th | “Mieedn Wine Alente IPR S SOLIDLY MADE: : | ur board: ; y TT revis. wl co INISIE S. $4.95 FASY TERMS. | PIANO INING—- Expert: ae re - ooea sai wooly — ; cB) (c4) ash ineto : 5. Bulletin) SACeS LAD cm , r es® 5180 Delmar. DODGE —Genuine ‘2 special roadster S240 Y S| ie $x. 24.4 DIRG —— Over He Wanted Motor Sales? : 3 GE —Ges 26 i ade YAHLEM, 1035.N. Grand | 4,889 | sur ; ange. ; . li Perms or trade. Y Se 00) ILocu en Sunday ON'S xe TGE STORFR te sautz, W ~% — "_ : 2% BS UNION TWO FXACHANGE ®TOR KUaran oad H. Kautz E be (es) | KinGSillun WAY. liza CN “~Beauiidui. — $450. Trent manent : BUTOMOR ILES W td Any make epot | ——_—-— ers: trade Wiliams 390 Clive (COL) FTITIOSON passenger 6 ‘econ : os in ; ws e promotion. ua. ’ ILA Re ; S) a Sh - = I : tz, J : S4) : st - ; = . = ics & . American Hotel. to T aah bring you y 2 ; 3933 (>) ive i¢ B | | Look! 19° 6 ( ‘hry sler Coupe Ess EA apg 9 + YX yep tbirins , s0aF DAL ; I Lire Th i liu 200 “Basto 7 ej 4 ~T canes nz fag na dot BR ge te on A fut LIVING ROOM SETS- 4 to pick from preme meals modern home: conveniences: *SLESLADIES—Bara 3 r AT’ ‘TOS Ww ANT FE 1) B. ADL iY Model 58. ily $695: terme or ina le - ee Fo lf . } vermis = tizernsa J mz As | ers: & iv ct — , oes pp ow pa anit fine davenette sete, aimort new, at very eee and i ae For Sale carage __ fez) ' * & _* ; r! iu. «i ee aida = highs von i — * is - : ace ’ ge % fy j Tyr . > J Bro ’ hal i} ' J | - . Don't eel! befor » getting our orice: spot | gave $500 YAHLEM, 1035 N\. ee an * pik bare ae ae a sy OOK : 71! - 26 de Ww ett . ¢ an | San Downs Auto Co 5885 Delimar. | w prices Levy Broe., « 1] 4 AMP iCO-GRAN] Cost $2000. rolls, cab | LINDEL = 24%. Roard “and room n ior i YAHLEM. 1035 N. Grand. (c8) | DODGE—': ) —s w4 m 7] on NS rs Qo i a - sesetpgag - ; = aren ° oy amr geo a tifier: noms gs ps sa in a ti TOS W ANT ED HM Rk. jams. 4390 Olive. ; - Se) ae mer tiene 26 ter nf A era La pe | DUY at ~ Oo ne aOGY yun OS ' IUPIANU—Mahogeny case. music rotie | LINDELL. 4048—Large room. with board, : Theodore | iminut ars you ; We pay cas! See us before vou sell DODGE Ce eet ¥ 1926: spec ais. sports ——>— — — a ere Se Saas TTR - Oy I ' Treve #5 SRC ‘| See Our Complete cabinet bench: sells new today for $865-' for three: good hea, hot water. home and (omp- than pI ye to om face 10 times le TARANTY MOTOR ({ a) ©9386 Locust «t feHa5 19 $405: terms. $43 Easton rH —PUNadoU wan « } overni 1 nA J EB) Ww E r T f) SEI yA N os al r T rT, rp The er ctake bod | ’ - is : piano ie offered by us complete | cook ne $6. ee PEER j 3) (c) | free oe lt gle gusranteed; write EE See een ei eaceaa 0) new ew a ee ee eee ee most new sta @ model. only S9BS ineed | cat jew tires: a rare hb arcain 3-Room Outfit bhi " 5: terms of $2 a week can be ar | McPHERSON $045A—Cheertul. @unns €: rienced. | Rock. Ark Keathiey, : . -——s. “yg Ni — YP cae COUPE . bell jikiar ho yagner. wv ple ™! Tern sr trade 4 4 MLE M. 1035 N. Graad i $775 hampion Body Co.. 3147 Loc aah LEHMAN PIANYU COMPANY, | fpoom:. modern. home covking: for yA AL T OS WANTED! us ORD—Roadster 24: ext niv S12: os | ; eo) CASH OR TERMS ai 110) OLIVE _____ (663) | centiomen preferred laran st a rea: good buy. Terms FCRD—Light true 1924- closet? body: | 30. 60. 90 DAYS CONSIDERED we ESTEY PIANO—Mahogany case, just the MINERVA. 50xx—Front toom ‘ ‘ASH. | lapo for the beginner: only $65. terms | vate home; Protestant. aw 8, rf eh or 4 7 . " " Wo me LAT! _, WILL, POSITIV Ly | Tr M t & I uaranteed: just a real good buy 2g OMEN ai thy HE ST PRICE. ALL AND ate O or Do, mc. FAN EN AL Poe ave é artad 1 eh “ nig $100 Manv ( | oung Women TRE NT MOTOR SALES +4) € ru Roadste! vs TAT f oid Trom 4 juxe unce 6 modei; Uke new; Ui Natural Brid at } ! 208 (CU peers | PIANO ¢ LOMP AS P! ly for racks. Box | CANVASSERS and SOLICITOR Prin ca alka be Se Na ee PRO Roeder, ferummetrater, can't ull De urs fis Bee Ll Lal tT ORD 11-70) 1101 OLIVE "_1e) | RAYMOND. $083—Laree | = 01 Ra. __ 385 te Eas on. ‘6) “Al ll cars ~s aranteed as represented “trom " Ya lier bere-Warner 56486 ra voile ton Y AHL Fr. MI 1035 2 - : 4 “a } tnt anc curta ne in the pink of *“TEGER (jjRAN D—Bee utiful mahogany . o shi uthern cxposure: vrivate home: (cE ° RAKE} Sectal epects l9-4. o- condition: arante q ] \ 2 ae Y NS y™ MOT R a) ' ; Cid Guictk . 4g - : a pe arch! i 4 UCKS _ sal iNi> Boa " Co. 1531 ric au! Brown Bldg. ge. (8) FOR 36 — 1 0e8 of" we: | yall loons ua neh cat’ chan inion a oar’ | 1439 NS. Euctid Elr t ef) | LEHMAN BIANO GC COMPANY. | Ror MS “AND BOARD--2 Tfooms. | like ne 995: terma. 45 baston. (62) ; ! } Br eae — : oh . = W | 110) OLIN (cB3) mt private iit! room: exzctiienst ’ . $95 000 re ASH. F ( IR AT "TOS FO RI ~~10 couyes like new - $70 _ up; ' Ld] as ‘ a + oe | ile - tO bi 30 £9700) St ide hal rn er - Sedan i OC tr “ore ryt an te a fot - . \ ant Ads STEINWAY erna! parior grand: 63" mea! a D Bi mar Be on. . 9 ep pag ? e 1925 Special 6 Ge luxe: act quick: |‘ to ' Ritjiom csnd fieured mahogany medium size: re- | ROOM AND DOARD— South from, tor 2: Fore kably fine condition: duplex scale:| #partment. 5800 west; excellent Saha , editiees or q ff son.(c5% ; i Bring car, g: ash: mortages paid off.| ‘trade. terms. _ 2906 8. Jefferson. | z r 3800 cu n 5 option trad sz 3 1 hgg roy - : > > - TTX Ls Or rage 9 Mcy 4 rR {v) Nf TATE ; I , ingin t aualitv: Uberal reduction to | “Abany 4748 iB FOR SALE—W™ b , Do . | trade. terms. 2860 McNair. | = nan re woe YS RE : 5 oR aa? : : , , y Y on ' Sac de ifiee Your Car FORD—Coupe, $55: Ford touring. $50 oy ; ° ane e WILLYS-KNIGHT secan, « om . night= and Sundays. JEfferseon 3715 . 1904 O1 ' thiem will pay more fan other deal- | Citizens Ac cantance Co.. BR09 Faston Soe — ff Tist price car never used Aban} : 4 a Are receiv Or PR a? ave st , : ee ai middle-aged er elderly gentieman h.. or lend 1 $25 to $500 on it tn en cence Rieko. | ~4o>~ e. Arrow 20 R oadste rs 7 _ STEINWA SONS Vertigrand: plain private family:. convenient location, $5. Grand 2 | FORD—Ooupe. 1925 splendid condition; | ‘ OS, Baas ) erg oe accessories, Parts—For Sale | lgtest style: du art finteh mahogany cooking: references exchanged DE eee ——-=— == {| @uaran teed : terms. Halienberge-Waerner. | > 3 4- passe r ew I ela, I - Aa Wi Ly ys-Aughi , edan Prt JARILE ATT » PA RTS- Any ca Re the later afte | ? exchanged for Steinwev Grand DyuoAr 9) 78J, . RE _ Naas e fietwag. ae +} >t | Reproducing Plano prarticall vY @ perma VERNG N. 6476 ist and 4 f rr a AS Bes 2 i inves’ ment in tene availt¥Y ape dural board near ear Ftireet SET? ‘ MC NARC H 31 37 Locust Sd BERT Deen pes 19°86, 1I925: like new; ; A >. aaie " - ” Ti a . _ YAHLE! Fede) ran 2041-42 Locuet bl f ; ustome’ parment's. Aeolian Co... } | ROOM AND BO ARD— Attractive rr roem for ie “STO. . 403} | | ; — ——————————— seme cx, MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. 8646 Gravois. (65) | equipped: “n: ait a | cont, $1950;, Hagrifice S200. SP00 | Tiiabt on WiaHINGT Ca Por sy : a vel] : rem new terms OF | asan "On at a \heraj red ietion:; $775. | WASHINGTON. 4744A—Room an h saneeee 219 Wort | CHILD'S POYS — Reasonable. | FORD—Coupe, late 24: real_mood 3 ~— DEImar 0145 , c8) d tions O $235: terme Mendenhall ZoLe ‘I po t. 4 ] as nil ‘ : mad "ARI! 1 , 1.48 ic) meee 7 n e 1 f bility | | ne Lay Oey ts Aco jan -* 1004 Litre | : epiend! 4 menle: reeseonahic _ (62) | 1S78R alter | o en 4 os ' a 1 — ; en LIne jay and ev enings. a a > | = Op iB ARG AIN : ‘Auto Bodies For Sale —S Dis- f ee || WARHINGTON. | 4040—The ive HandTnghen: - twest ©? f- 5 mee — “y T . ; : eK with driver bunt of — ~ ~ CINDERS ayy ar hh —_ %1 " : FORD ----4 tine be ‘autT Sho. “$30 a , " be ay or oO a } ntral 4884. rR} ‘OUT . age . | } Knieht rote uantity: cheap. on GA P ee , — iustcngieininne me 1025: ha! loons: Du 1) * $195 38483 y & — ehe tid a eRt nee Wi! ys ¢ eeyran pect \ Fee iS j — eomm “in! th # Post 4 iz ror and board. $4 pe & | tor (oH) ; , . ; , . n every oasibie exira and new tites . ota f , gc 37-2 : : -o | . a oe 51. AD \parimen S twade” wanr laid bear. me madt parment Ls EF eee. 2ise-9 4 One —anieed: 14 ontnme to par 5 eae ANA EeS—— ° i and plats | am Sarah et. VIN | | Jefferson and Lafayette. LAciede 7600 end! son and Lafayett LAciede 7600 and | Cham: jie pe et eee a | all sizes s- and wu; 1412 Carr. tc ition. \ concert and recital used, demon- WaT PINE. Hg —Room and Dah le ‘ | LTS Wardrobe and Sono er ir é OLO7 21 ESSERE SR ny ee : o107 ee a eascuaiaaa ne — - +~ ; a7 ‘ } oa Sn, a 33 T "IR bsS— - Vose out 155 used tires ali i ot ¢ ‘ te Ph ul ite : gentlemen only. ral oad a C mi (¢ 7 gg $25 T QO $1000 QU IC K | FORD—Coures. ati models. S50 up: a °26 | a vie : Bye oa Komm_ Tires Co. 1822 N ae ae , Strators, ere. O06, Cai OF Wri | West PINE. 441 oung | eee bee lac Pron Press 2 re tg : 325: terms: open evenings and | on ; P ——- | Lie a slightly used 3S0x34y co ii nt tor coups y s a on Diace.| TYPEW RITER— Oliver: in “excellent : : Bring vour title ar id get the money |! ener aon ma Auto Co. 5885 Delmar. | eas. Peurings. 1924-25 model ho $3 each; 3 heavy adjustment cords, 313 | peadous wany Aectrtigse sana: | la@lee in a Rome new! i= == ™ es 7 Int B1 25: uA Tt terme Halles e-'4 $7 each. 203 Olive cl0 weekly or $4 monthly Up. nest TPE ar S280 hor al ; we ey . ~ ; Sot | dition, $15. GRand $750. Mr. ‘ ey fin five om ECGS You keep the car zi —* ; _ Re Balances off InNaNeCe con hie A te i ; 1] OU AY OOG ner. St Saf bl... * ' & j ; Gerace Preseri Paymenta ut — 7 n rs Fann Bronte ot - : lal liv. Al in = ‘ourings. € 1921-19°6 in F ac tory Ad justme nt art S aaa | quupee MATERIAL fF Motley advanced. Over "6000 “pat if ied What grenter joy than to have a . just H n a r@al car for the va mn. «SOK --) rerm™ Teri ced Me 31 Fs Py Pay | ; KIESELHORS T FOR RENT customers, POST-DISPATCH Lost Ad _ restore (family: 12 month i a oka a ler. JON LO ust Pen, RY eat 4 : ei Hat $0. + ix : atiy furnished nd 2c. | Established 1879 nd 04673). f Confidential) and courteous “4 @ some valued keepsake that you | Jo: Bi, bsras so ~ yr pe -. a= ~ -P - = PECTAL TIRE LE ’ 4 1007 Olive Street. CEntral 6200 | Oe ne peered a vib ~~ “ | Mrvice pY AHL EM FINANC E CORP. “never expected to see again?” It is |“ A! : 9014-14 ishingtor f good: me aint. S100; guaranteed; many: a SOx 3 1 - Grand. Open Until 9 P.M. | being dome every day. Call MAtn j <p awpren i102! NE | ou 2 SS ee | ee wg Sev td onasas Sox ets (cd) | 1111 for an Eapert Adtager. nage = Dil me 0833. Pa “4 rh v4 JOHNSON AUTO OO. 36@7 Olive (ct) l reshineto

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20 | TUESDAY. mMns. DECEMBER = 88 pg, Lous gew-DESIRABLE RENTAL PROPERTY not TOO HIGH PRICED can be RENTED. Advertise in these col um > DAT: ne PQST-DISPAT ————————— ”6~=~ «CPG Late ban r)|”:tC( ( Prepayment s' ¢el 7F ROOM™M ATE Wid. Young man. to share; or FRANCIS-PERRY- CT 110 N. 7ti hardwood fioors. steam heat: : and sunroom, hot-water heat, in u : ee | ee BB y 4 a | cer a 142 and 200 arage i acateetiilionteeaislla € 4498——Housekeer!= = room with 2 other yung men, J oO -ONBL . - - ryan? oT : — - - : M Ain 452" : j Cx } armpivh, CHOUTEAU. _ 922 — Roo ms fu hed. | POREST PARK bi 7 , ; tadicn “349 =~) erie tip nemesis or . we 3.50 to $9.50; some c! homelike. 5142 Vernon dl DEI T,) CAR. Ae oo a 6 Bae lwo 3, — room Hal $15; ga- LOAN CORRESPO® (BAC Rnd GE fle 9°) ORE I AGE NR Oe SG housekeeping anc si . = | , .- Dre 4258 —— i ILTON 70 $-room ; ’ +e “as : weet ~e i i DOW NT Ww N ¥ M. rg ! x : ? uniwurnl * : — — tra Se room efficiencies. rn fu . HAMILT 03 . 57 ih Re oi $2 , G ar re ims now “wu atirasin - vt f “ee : gots . 2 ti s i Adu : a * Epecting o aon } HOTELS nis shec ; $50 up. + A bany teams ' ge | a rag 733. o r 501! es 1607 ras . ; - U . = - ren ) a cine, By rit B- kiade. ‘ . ; : 1z : Ts Secong-iivv Pon ee | ———- - j L*T BS - "My ieee ‘ Ment : c lean. DELMA. — 8 (Tivoli =Eieen at rus? e ° —— - . ? room hardwood - — = ee Se TTT : av: weakiv r - he: | ftix [ umful nec A ms oS... pace. ae s as st. eh santos GOODFELLOW, 1260—R. om, i oF coupe $1 dav: weekiy rates: tub, shower vat ~* | Parkview 4816 Ae $ loors. Rran. GLA! field reas ; large rooms. bath. 716A—Fr urn hed : fortabie: front, 2 empioyec men ore aS ees : == aoe | ooo. — T: roon ff. pe Shee n . “modern : rent reasonabie. - ES convenience os; also sleep- : _NE edd 5545 Cabanne av. — | FU RNIS HED APARTME N 3-roon ND. 8l5—Beautif low , s om apartment; conveniences. 2. = a ee rc at ly reek] iency. Call CAbany 6160 >) | HIGHLA 5815-— woe 2D. 1441A—3 rooms. bath, | & ' ‘ Lit ” 7 mosphere dally and weerkiy ; sewenever jen — — - concen: — o> ime! porch garage ti ’ Pei _ eee Steam: © em r ch) | ca mronesn or American c8} | FURNISHED APARTMENT—3_ rooms, —SOmSs. 080g, perce FARE» 20. °° McMENAMY R. E. CO. 13U3 Ro noM —Private fami « -- _— f 30) : =e ———— — "art "7 "Ee ‘- ; ’ thin ‘ “Jifax 706 36 J ‘a LABALI LE. 5345—) -iteelp emma ball, s2urnace. 3 FX rest Féq30N . . ome : ; : ty a scnee iz , : "ASPER aa . so il Ww EST PINE— evervtiain compietec. Ulta) —— re Caey ’ . ‘ ram any 5 2 30 J ior. i Dt ix IN a sete “y ‘ — ployed: $6. F care. enter elgg ran ag Sh or sun ; “Roo ms $1 - and up: special weekly | senabie diiiabccbininjele $$ ne ———— | CLARENL L013 large = ROOM—Lerge. front. f me - Gis . ea tn nll £0 SS ~— | , JE fferson GORD a) i ae gE SO. MIRE : at | LEXING _Tooms. first floor: heat farniahed near schouis: heat; $S x rest L607 W GSHIGHWAY 20 N.—Front room ———— : o800 I " =F HAMILTON, 68—attr. act ively soon | lead! in fod) ; ~- — am : . en in name 9 rans : . oO rater | II Pe ‘ 2 ‘ axcus ee nAinEg yA roo men .: hi ia £ as. ase v 4 mi- napemaasmanass — ~ y ~ +9 WASHINGTON. 2804—Lacu team hea: niinuoue hot waier. eae jas $6 s Oh one i eee ent. FAs. manager. NORTi I rooms, | Dij . 4726—4 rooms. bain. | t 4 " : ee Et t . ‘ 2 - 5 Ee aes ; 7. , - KOSSUTH 4039—Furmished_ To mm : oiernamomemsetacncateesce ee ee ee FAIRMOI NT HOTEL = complete _ See | oe Sempron. $105. ee —— ——s decora! : Parkvtew 7914 : Ss . h i, an “earame Colfax O2 , NDBLL. 29006— est; q ow It rs ae I . won Furmshed apartments, 5548A— 4 room dath., _furnac? a yim ; em ey semensege wet | mga m a a are 4 4 Richmond Heig ts park: a.30 gg 8 te”. Sou . : ya : This Pe aso nabile ° MARY LAND AT Ei hed . : : t+ BI 6 ios po garage: £5 0 > ler 1305. e? } 2 ~ ; rt ie o a % ; ~ SE nt PT eT ee a s. pri. | Twe-ston 7 . | So ++ =e > on a ae eat: newly decorated: open: $4.1 Ent Bl af Ce trallv Lo ted 1510 BELLEVTE. $13.7 750; TERMS. aes —— cil. 391 -Front. convenie ces i | cera — Rargain. $75: com- P . 6220—4 rooms: large tnclosed sun / =.-, "4688 A- Nr a ee peer sarc re OCK entra vy ca : a coms. tile bath. slate, ANS, 4666. : : pw ~ egnvenient to Mar Axa g. — pt : - European. Am . , nmeinbuocUs bi ot water. | } ‘ adel letely furnished 4-room efficiency: gaa, *h: > bath: steam heat: brick ga- oo f ‘+ sul Dae : rey ar ’ RAeCRaNni.v Turnisnec eo ; mad conditior a7 | ‘ ee y : 3 - . : Band ——— 2 eggs oN LINDE ——Desirabie front second- Mandel on aneten a electric, silver, linens. PArkview 4102. (¢4) SS. CAbany 3093M (c4) | ~~ ws whe | +h + Swarr; Cra: St fukes parish. Mfoor a8 1907 - inecting rooms, se fi, 0 in apartment: private a | One ane south “eee wath ‘twi: ad | PERSHING. | S550 Fr va! tely furnish . HREVE rIG Ma arcus —Corner four | = _ $$$ $$$ _____________ out 4th lis Howard, Blair and Chambers ° ~— __ (63) en a Ges | MGEHERSON. | 9830—Terce Trent 8 a ee ly_manager, Westmoreland apt. 22) Spa LING, 510644 rooms; all conven. | “) SERS RRO EE cy ‘Buildings Suitable for Manufacturing and Sime University city | REEL Ca eae ee (co? room in new fiat. ee { ) : ws or. ie .» ava St SS. soi : " - _ , -_ = ~y _ ‘ = N : _E. mahal “Guin Peuadaie’amict’ ete | 1 MONTH RENT FREE (e58) | GArfield 0011 HENRI CHOUTEAU = 722 Chast or weteter housekeeping @team heat. electric, 4 room, $4; kitchen privil eges, a. 50. a rd BEAUTIFUL 5-ROCM EFTICIENCY 2EST PARK 445° ee 7 — a : _ — pe orn TT yy TO[0y7 cGy) a ~~ furnished. Lince.) i co. W . . — ‘HERSON,. ~7—Large housexceping, | T F A I S . —— — ome co pens ~ “te : at ati first floor. | ° L . | WATERMAN. 6128—2-rceom § apartment FLATS in : tanite ncesstor Indell’ 37 G2) ent > lee . ma f Wet er and © Seite tek . - —— as patel; ay eaten + re ‘ RE ORS TIA NW Rie peda ALIAS Hr Net AHS ANB Op Diy i rs r 5 ml sree ° rote - i) A A Rs 5, ER AND in ttyl neers a i Nagra. ae ay 1a bt silent iy NO oth Northwest ~ DHERSO* _—- S wees ¢ complete for. | Marphy bed, gas, electric, nd eputh t Ibine place. | 5h; wT 1995. ca ieae declan SAX TON ASSAF eal Tom and Kitchen: | housekeeping. in apartment. (cB) | ETC. phone, $27.50; ath. (e) east of Kingshighway: 1, block north of fe nan Marcy ang and screened DWELLINGS FOR RENT (TO LET—BUSINE elle * en or im; up le parent 1 } ; ‘. ‘ g 7 Put Ti 2¢€ MC : . : WESTMINSTE R, 41 234. room ‘apartment nme , . -" ; an ? . xt AMIN r : 4 i ts ; : P, “k vies F 141 gs ” . . = LARADIE 491 [anf a ij . a “oom: lL . a. : oe ag | Aa, i ‘ i} furnished, complete for 4 _peop i?t. = ~0. T _— ag 5 9 : ‘ 2i F ties : ? HODLAMUNT. : a rooms, bath yr thera na South eect ee “tF Ww INTER c “OMES. 4 ; bite 6 ) 37—Smal! newly . Ww ESTMINSTER, 4633—310 SN. Walten; DITTME rER ni = CO. 824 ——_—— nace. rent £37.35) per month. WYOMING — | —4-room cot .|GRAVOIS, 272-—Store a to ‘ ed nguow 3s ~ newly opened, furnished apartment; gas. 26 Sis x 12) BOEHMER REAL ESTATE CO.. furnace: $45 a DOERFLINGER. Vict . . See 938 Giens eneeet Leow housekeeping: adu a LABAL 1. £809 te arm ~~» se = siete = ed nous a B04 ' re APARTMENTS FOR RENT $50. linens, an, bone heat, 2 rooms, $$ rn xiao anes 121i N. Sth (;Arifeld 9@u2 —— s . > “COlfe. ~Q2RP one 50 up; 3 reoms, 2 s, $65. >, aan at, ye a ee 7 : . Northwest o i ai Ba tehsil - ~ Sar, PA eng at = men: Someietely furtiebed for bouscktep- (ivy s6a3— | —— | SMITH. gent. downstairs J i rick gas Lindell, QG0hn se | __ West ‘sav vourselt, tent. You sakes THEODUSIA. 5899—Furnished housekeep- | McPHERSO: 390 ® front room { Jy City TRUST | CO. Ast. urnished. $75: rental includes all linens, /—i2ite rooms bait 7 4) | KINGSHIGHW l6u N—t ms. McMENAMY RE. CO. 130 (cz) | CLAYTON. 6816 —Store it Tace—nter. | ing. $8 and $7: adults: comfortabi ” (e862) als il room, r refinement. FOr er 008 Union and S§t. Louis. | silve lig! nd ; all outsid : v | = me mr ee = c 1 va x "a7 oye I vik } ’ ‘ pre 43 4 ‘ ee t iLDiA. 4845—S-: WIT] 2 sO ' . on re ee - a e100) His i 6¥—Housekeeping rooms. | ses. R: t L¥v-2 ms, tile KI HIGHWAYY 1000A N 7 modern: 3-car garage LO10 On t. MAin 5asa , ” . h ee a ave | South . wager oe OE ; Wag she LVOUA WN. iD — —.* —__. Fr, — — ——— = Sout ‘ 4 ; Ors . i b “HOU SAM REAL TY 00... ae ‘ f as : - y ior : ‘ nvenien to hing: ie ; 6538 AND r 54(0—Fine new + ELMAR 4543 sani Large 6 .oTe ie ee ~—~ar a a = we” ii. ani a —. _ .* up * Int 1 R = a ak a : . . ACOOMAC. %848 Room and board: rea- vthir furnished. — ; ome oa ARRANSAS, 291i5— Beautifal 4-room 312 ternational Life Bidg. GArMeld 02 : a? Pie 313 - 3 : o § ra ‘ ] room oun a Se hardweod foors, te compete:y remodeled : (cl) Kartment : aPartme: heat, janitor: will decora : ~4 ¥A New 4-roe™ medern brick; 50: wi sonable. Victor 1149W -PHER 52 arime! » amas WITZ. € ENTRAL ‘6293. 3 a rent $45. ‘as ho indow ueet BALOW— nfo eC em Se Se ae ; — nitor "ail rkview low . 6 : oil > te ‘ ~ 4 = ‘ sie ‘ : a~ eee aa. ae aan . . “as ; as A A x 1é . ———— Le ee 3 ~ ele a+. O +5 $25. - . d & a ST . c bat A. furnace: ne. BUSH. BL ENS. _ MAIN 452 Rie aes .. : I mee nces. " Will cect te & t MAin 4. ‘cOL! . MI U r . 3731—3 rooms. bath, elec- s* ~~ ea le Pir Pe SAS mae) age Mla ah ARSENAL, 3904—Furnished rooms: 1 o iar O19i1M. “- | LAFALETTE. $011—Beautifu oom i sieam heat private house: 7X ERSO 9—F itizud, y 14] ow bath Im- ; "NIO “4 POR 1 [ ee 2 a — [or 7 . : roc ll) len 2 t ’ irk fu » hot ' te ‘ ES OT) »? an ; Teh: v2 - OCU ss . RI sia 7; 37 _ ‘. an é Pn d , ig he s . i 7 ce ' > ig . iy. nv 3T 58 ’ . YQ - - ry ~ . — eee games - . mr hk ae ter CARULINE 310 b arnished 3 rooms. ) * 4 — wit it chenette. s © e. “> reason SAL eke. J .» i« rt od . 10nIe , — == = - : TO? : oe RS }i fale D ERY ‘ mestnut — 7 pa a sneianaainnta ll ; a he 5 ; ~. ows COTTAGES om oat = - . (83 con enier bid | paca Leu awa * . D n . ePamn! - — aT TEWIP NT: >R4ala | sine enna heath a ~¥ a i.anc, sin- galow— $50.00 - ae - anaes et BAL and 2 * CALIFORNIA, 2 rooms, | je flat, S-room efficiency; garage: $50. "6253 Jullan’ corner De!br cocks | we: For Sale able. . ‘ i —e. r — MARYLANI OA oer" , 5 al Ss a) Aut? eTren i veTr + "T @ ky " ; : 4 iY : } Mier is i i r ee ‘ ’ Wp in? : = =T — " : — i nittieniediliiensiion Pet See a rae eo: : > © ; : " ; f ‘ : rr . ‘= VOTRE GON 6 eo’ Shireed ~ py Banged sre ay Si Gey ——-_ cr” NAY etait vi Dia ore want rooming ht 55 3 bs tye toate Oe tet Oe ne Se Sh dhe emi PPAR & - FADS. 2615—Frent room with kitchen furnished for housekeeping: reasonab - Private home. : Dee Oe ee (c4) = sigan — : -; GRAND 3421 S.—Furnished room; e! payne ee, ee ee ee eee a ih at Gaaealee ae ESS ON eee ae a8 «el Bie ee hy en eee : | ze. : carace. : . ‘ ‘ . aay : . > ae . Lae -« ' . ae . , ’ : = — _ ae Pam; i / > — eo 245 3 o ei se “s ; thc ‘ “ e ~~ se . ; al lg . 4 n : (Ti : ne ‘ G0 : oz ~ an A: I ®iectric: convenient ida cadeaeeaneen anal ‘ FF Fire - . - ——/08"" ; Le? jani . ; > .' rors . ~ = ao : - pot a Le scecveniences =~ set nt, sleeping; ee ap ‘Li and kitchen furnished; re COMPTON. 2302 Somer flat, 9oms,| __WENZLICK. Garfield 2 (ck HICKORY, “1616—2 connecting froat | ge ge27Me n reet car and bus serv The Wilmar ath, electric; will deco: rasonabie OLIVE. 412 Zi foor.o rooms vey we GARAGES, STABLES—RENT at outa 305i Medi: me —— poem . 6047 3 necting ART HUR PIS! MAN. bina ES A. a 3 —— . ‘ae GARAGES— 601 lowa,|$5 eacn. ; —j Ton yy frame: conveniences gent — size room. housek epg. ijQdhin 2 rs 23 Gravois. Riverside 3376. (c62) Apartment Hotel Yn was S J - +: in . a ao , ~~. Riverside O2795 ; , ‘ , “Hi caah will : : sel, ’ tN S88 — i ; See iG % : ; _ - i ‘i Ps 7 i's se OG at a). BNC — PIN CRORE aan “ 2 oa = i; hs is SS i : _ : B.. 4 x ? = > ™ - i LAFAYETTE 5215-—Ciean steam -heat. , " sms - —— ~ - 4, Oy te et " OSIM. a Sees i pie AS 25~2—-6 rooms. bat 350: n. : BKIt i COTTAGE se 445 DeBaliviere Ax CRITTI N IRLT light | BA. THOMPSON. Parkview L; (c8 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. | ee Tooms, Tarmac. mee convenie 6 ed furnished rooms, sieeping or house- —y eae c2 a, J V2pai ‘ ITTENDI ian ; . A. T SON. 2) room. f? at ° . OSCEOLA. 3123—Private family: 1 or 2 *2 Sou hy * — mean ret ves . en! wll silk. (ott chee. 1 oe "? oe 2 er ee rae a | be ra emploved Victor ®020M : til heated, ¢->. AKA INGios, 13¥0—5 reoms and sun par- “wend 1 -) m71Y¥ : +S) ARPY 4°17%2 tn menue eee s 1423 455. Brig ates e) | ’ ’ = ) fider aa 4554 Lexington sine scm «9 eathiii dae Pail ns 0 3 aaa i ; . on Seo - " . : “a ; a ee > Ress s, 7 oe =e é 4 ‘ , 4 t Ox 4 Me Phe . } a “a P a ae eke = '? v , ’ S ~— . - si be Z } : ii y ' : ew Snacntitiaittineaiadiiieae a: Se ae oe s “A ; _ a . ¢ fn ro Ls Tv ; MORI TOURINS p—— EX ‘ha nge, . : hariwood floors, garage, : 2 ms and slesping 5707 PCAN % erson ROOM—2 bright. “cheerful housekeeping ; : . a nturnl ne 4, 2° Le SEu URITY REALTY CO... oS tote 5250. JEr- " \ bt He ; eng Haiecl { c eT 4 SCEY } ri EL » 7 6 eg ' ry 323° > seteeionen) ane 33 ae , z he; . : 5 4 BP Or ee i¢ ik sii 2! t ; il tment r ite] ‘ — : 7- Ta 7 cw pa Ty gene ain a = —_7 a = . es mene ee | * . a * pina - ‘ we be ~ i3 soso Rs q ; . I ‘ i a ; Lax} 3s : : 7 hat ; { ; ; 2 ae can > ? ‘ . s $ : é HIS be : RE ak ESTA TE—ExX ~~ F* 3 . = 4 — ptueco. bath. rR USSELL. “2846 2 rooms, furnis! ed for ivaie fa Diemian. | ‘ pu! Se Y__$sh4 mnonton a - ee | poms. P Ey |e } 3 — On lec reat | housekeeping. fc] RA. ) “d north ven. rvouis ptafr oor ja! "OOT ie Bese te 3 ae = an : ads — os — 2 i; RIT ° rede! T7800 ” * . , . P - — ." a . . - , ad 5 . » 3 4 ¢ . . > >. ad - I a " . : s* . ° J : Ok ° ~ Pt si he “ha : S870 Nee! ¥ nighec om .J . ‘ i : } | ' : $ ‘today ? : | | : ae GRand 2 21osw. fe heat. £ , r) rarer r ; : img nc! es iigh ri GF re “ y MCE. +} 8s | ; —_ ih tn Bhd s. See janiio da - room: $> % ' - . B i “ 253. ‘ : 2 _ men - he ’ as . a ri ‘ ~at lait 45 $8 ; 43 $25 . i : 4 . r ’ » te me i” = 5 ; -_ MAL ; a : . | P , - 72H “3 9 : = “+ of l. a3 ‘w. B ~? : : : . : ae - . ( Seem , ‘ Ps) “ j — ’ QD * . = a= 4 . ' - * . = rf >| ; t . ’ ‘ > 4 R 7% “7 . a : - : ; a X ss SI 27 32—I . 1} USP Ree! OLN , os ) Yall > . - Yar iL. —— urmisaed ‘ wa rive ‘ Ht « S ; : - = faa o44 «+ + - ry Ps " ‘ rT : = ie A ,eR—-_ e ri a “a Tad Sc. SELL, Pg Siaeh Vpouekrening ROOM—Pieasail by Pee tee Pee BOUSAM REALTY COMPAS tile bath: heat furnis 0 6) tric, bath, furn: 5. CAbany 2443 ROOM util opposite bh. kitchen ae fanitor. ho ‘ater educ rent | emnalion - peo me - a - — =~ : RUSSELL. 2107A—Two roome for light vi CAbany 3U7 wire 2d floor wes ~R° rfield ~£) - 5.25 Le ae LALMAGE, § 5] A 148 7 uw: i} “+ - os 3° la Ria . —~~ So cenenreenenetcennennesssiaseesiese . . é i 4 R’ ORD 7S} HOOT str . Ror ath e me no’ : Fates for reni. ' ) ) 2 —— € VEW BENG ALsArWws. . ar aghetee” amen > i ARCANE, sa “ele ogra - -v' ME FPROUPERTY Wet. — ° 2 BY ” ; : weet f Grand - sr housekeeping or sleeping Victo 19835M . kitchen privileges. PArk- DELMAR 5112 : a ' +} ee = catited — a is i ot FO = —. — = ” ae nS ‘ ' | liidren s and i ae br: trict modern SEE se ial a a i O 93x ST. VINCENT. 3127—2 light housekeep- a r. eomnt a re ~oncession eee Me — ‘ ing rooms. _ #2 ether gett ti. 4°: EON E R. G. 8001 10 Che LARTFORD la—35 ome ly R. 1 , iICKO! i “ nome : 4 ge -, ‘i ST. VINCENT. 2903—3 conne Toon : = ies peiietecsso : t-water heat. BRidge 8833W. 1 AN 4: mood tolieaen aaa = a, nev Leco _" F-23257. Pret-Iiene | . at « 7 7 = “ ~* x sdk Nia She “OT = > ' ‘ " a } al ed hierniana shee iad vata aa oe mn . : _ ~—_ « oe . = . i. ' —_ pat rf . | : 2. . ft ttl a Pe Xe : . Pret ; ch. ‘ight housekeeping team bh conven setae i ean empsoye ae E = i rooms. sOuth al , SLATS W ‘ ISTANCE OWN. i sleepin , ll im | LAC] a . oe UE, x - ST ART SEW YE 1K BM ° fences: adults 3} an _— eatrateila oe eg Roseanne He J FILLM. 1s th EFFER: 2706 | S.— Fiat, room qINGT gage coe re es naiiene Rox M414 Post-Dig i aE T 60 Bee ian wide | nighed rooms for light 3 eee, Seamer Tie he oo : bath. electri rage. Si | : water he: ir_ S723 , ey -y NEW AND MODERN ENTH. : 3 “TEDERER ‘REALTY CO . 5 Foor 4109—Sin ms. 3951-51. ‘ky: 4 rooms. bath houses: electric, ¢ ——- et 2810 Gravois ar, aoe eee Se , ENT Btw dt ee ay FE. furnished “rr ' Ms , +S an .} - . —_ = : 63 . . ee ” . - , > ’ . > ’ . > ” “a ‘ T . + ie ’ a 2 . . Pes va Wav ¥ ¥ Ing ; = a j 4 | ; 7 it) 24 7 ' —— © ° fag. aa ; } — ™) ns mh: a fiTn ~. il - “ . - . . pea . : ‘ ; 5 ye re ee ~ . - " oo — T+ on — = . i “ ’ we Bt +*. : or’? . . 4 a ; - os - ° - fa - . = : oe . sie : . ma A Lat - 4 - a “ - WAVERLY PL. 1743—L 7 ~ DESIRED. -ENTLEMA? N} ACLEDE, +5 , is, ? , acorn tt 1 W>REE 40424 a : —— WM. L. BECKMANN & ‘CO. : od iNT nee ley = oo MF scr “e- ®., iT 3333—5 reome Me reom With kitchenetie atey ut FOR DETAIL: >) | fT. Rewiy cecorated pen , Og . , ; . fi is { : ‘ fe Arai 3 reoms, elec - $$ - ' | ona - - owner — = 7 . Powe re 77 2 e aro . rs * , ; Pid 2a ' a. ~ ie «4 ‘ ~* ‘ a ; " . ; 4 \ . . me i , - ———. SREN Aye ok i trie ‘ wad 4 . -s » . a : AZ OMA OF ~ aanemibenes as ’ 4 ‘ . sg i fg , i 5 a d Oe i 7 tT J 22° on . ‘ as { - 5 he ee yt ‘ ? MOTTIS 44 t) } 100 Ww Tth : . ire sn i8ese of CR " . ove Orn ee a eS Te €or ie. ee ad — . i ct Swe hede ktomg oy bie fae - ey 48xx ARSEN AL ee eae prt vat “. apa er nestor ——- —see matt : LAE 2 ; tak 8 a ae 2. Room Ppog ts Tower ipreve : ail ; : : o ic PHERSON L3a6 ; ‘ ath. PrP hCUc aU e!)hlUhtM oe ‘ = ; : - _. — — Sn _——~ ee - : 1 4 : i EELS MDI ; ee — a oe ee, ——s,'> _ preferred: strictly ; fam r eG , tur . 2 18hG : ” OOM , ' x ed T ‘ , RIS Oe . OT Bit on eae Me — eon , men ee saayergs ey Siok. n im ~i oh room: i cinta ty ) ve : =a Wilken _ ' “1 47 “303. “rooms and bat. " ls as aid ‘ben ; r sa all . - . ella 30 ; and recorded in eT or $4300: S25 down, paiance | P Sa ~. iz h oft of the Recoil ti « saieemean on pr . ine Lawn }—o-r : reeds 7” the ¢ fo »4 4 ‘ a ” rT? T = furnished, near Ca ails é f; ; : ’ : i¢ Z ; . a all ? Msi ne AND FTI ‘Gea INIT RE a acaiaiiilinibligiaae 7p Lasers ic servic iede 8346 “A —matgeypen EE ann gg ly 9 3 , ee eeu F t~ti—-3} POOHB, Dato: rent KING FURNI re CO... : Frank |! = , — > em i orks 3 ; 7 Louie 2 $o24—4 rooms “and a bath: R > LE ; N oo Beauiil - — me reer _— _ “Toc team ‘ é i AR} i eV QOG - Sear ~ rein 7 . Ws . > MAL 4 sone | E.. re = = pak nl oe indie _ c ; oe - . ieee . f , . peewee 4 4 > -* ‘ : Pa : a "nA : r ; , 3 Oe cweer os orem: oF | reom. prix ate farrnils QD “whi , ; a ae | : =H} "ST ' er : ar, a 5 > - -- . - _ - — —— oc "HI Re . 4 POOH ja LO ‘ ai e¢ ' ” = . 2" 4 . 2 : 33 bad id ~ i =i j 4 . J 3+ 34 — Se | WOUTH. 5 aoe $45 i | eh $35 i Senent Weick batanied seen ee eee ee he h - ce Bungalow Bargain , “ : nan hiock serth of Am PRO nade ob MR alt Sty ight Sete housthtereine room. adicining hath 56) a =? ae. en | SC oaeRURY DICE 6Aaaa fh ov Pane ae -7C = med porch. butler’s pantry. $5: NEW. 3 ROOMS. TILE BATH. HARD- DElmer 6574M ed —— — - ———I nt hew a menta: 7 roo: tk na ak ain. anton + Aaanua fee ao" -BOSHO. 52 ail tien | Seetin || Wena er FLOORS FURNACE. DECORATED. — . —— a > 1 CATES. 35076—Second floor fro ee GTO: i“ | bath. | sleeping porch. ; ~~ ht verside U290. _ ict cy 11 “an 9 ea COMPLETE, CONCESSIONS. SEE twenty -on and twenty-f B ele 4 Pe * ; wecon: i 34 rong "T) + - : i 4) i . TS i: Lnted and paperec on i= SS _a — — by aut ’ m . ied 7 ~ 3aeL i Pack Soa and _— os. Ooms Sut *¢ r : = Pn - Rarciosasetne st 242 ~ $3 ~~~ syns ot aii oJ mAGE 87H ia . T) lr @ — toga —- TO LET—BUSINESS PRP'SES * en ste 7 - cc thirte ; . - ie . Sis /SeLt at 5653, © connect ing ; ar : 2 : ‘ : . = - “e — = ons — ; ‘ “apa” "Ween . stints ee un fT re en owe — > = 27). = aaeue — 4 j - “ Wie i uf Lid po r act ’ i FLATS FOR REN . —Furn tohed fryy t? Lyre alan aid ; Fee . Gis ‘,: Bo me Fp a Stix o« : #uitable for et ot ris T Bin . om eo ; ; . ; i. : rT? P j « a , che re i,€ ? Y ¥ te ats a sie» > . oe ; ae . -o 15 by. : 7 ee ‘ ni baa , r , . 4 nning water in reoms. ‘ CAbat 2 OE TOM, Ae Loe am heat. h Seen: ON POR [20s | Soe” Ble thee tae fos oh te 10 elie Northwest BUILDING ‘om :| Gue wae tl! outs = M : 29 MCEY P. HEATH CO.. GAr. omaia ’ CLARA. 627—Room, adjoining bath. ist {ING 346 fel furnished | 228 INTERDGEVE. - ELEVENTH 4226 N.—-Furnitur oan ak: ae Bae | Lee eee on: | een Sas. x T0381 arnished. | a: 3d and Carroll oe ‘SUSTES SALE — jt ONLY @500 CASH -: floor BOuLh CaAbany 4344 a : os ”y oy = ; : LZ rt jolning DaiaA. sie : : - - Pega : : sn Ie ly AiFUSNEC ; — — ae oe ; - a ~ € ; ote ’ - i See egies ey 7 pe at. eA 3 a2. ‘ ™ eS Ee {> i * . a : “ “ aa te : , ; ~Sas d Pu - . e eng om! on ne A ay on fated , ov 7 E loy oli 3 rooms aa toa We aa “9 Sao AREER __398 E. ist st » fi ak the tok ‘ND $40 MONTHLY . : > * > » +e See) ‘ xa* : * . . . . “>. . . “ - ~\" - “ . 4 rc ae mM 4 P ‘4 4 , ie rt .. " ’ —? . £ : oO 74 : hd : : ir ’ : " ” . - : y tae : s , : : ‘t : t-wate: Pat ; } tes - a ie _ eT oes lk ‘ ; ' a J “OS \T pee - TPR. 3 W eR ' 2 ~~ Ox 7 th = ; ai7 : oa a : ' aie : ” : _ mite } : : ; ; be : a . i : _* ; eal es.) Barimer g 4s ° ° ; : - - . -* , - ~- ~ 5 ] } } a7 ew T y F nes 4 ark ne ay ar 5 . 5 - . ‘ - ee | : Cs m : . . p . > 2 . ae ? oni ‘ i = = ; -7> 4 . + " - eee seer » - " " . — . . . . : eine : : ri Ree “xt is ri fan am hte in Se eats — ee « LSneG gon ir nous|ke —_ rn = 'eiephorm rvice « x a made in Dar 4 Th — (pe Parkview O141. | CaAbany 2104% Re | Bousekeeping rooms: gas, water | Fore a2 lighlat illand 28645 eee qe =i a . So|| PENN ia eer mt agg ee aciede 571! ge fpewriter. 414 4 8th 4 special taxes. the om | mee - sa e ; ia ; : MeL ll ag . a FOR em ie oe oe eg i . . RA .* VRLIN 35 1S—Large store. Ww) th he . _ . ‘ 4 “ I , . : - ma >) 22 _ ’ ' _ —— path ot ; > ° ‘ na _— —_ . - “La men se r% ? : ie te ty ¢ ® : WESTMINSTER PL 53—Room, Kitch ) mn newly decorated through- ~“s/..:-; re gute df eer KEM i518—S\tceme. electric | anal . » bs ~ - i - . . “wee . A : FSS he SS! | WESTMINSTER, 4154—Nicely fafdiohed’ | E VROOMAN, 796 arcade Bidg. | MOWARD. 1317-4 rooms: /tlectik| €8. | Sretil. 4148 — élcoden bell Mo eeneenien | s_._ (i ED: W._R._EDDINS. Grap uilding. in said ¢ a Central ie : ai ‘ ; ’ ct? 4 . ° " — a . es ' } if >. ~ ; haha ; PLP 2 «> » . « \""%44. 3. . et . : ; > 4 =. rm : ina y se ‘x } e% ‘ ~ fs . - . room. and ene . ~ at St S311 — oq eal: Very reasonable. HIJand °7@2 ee al ae it, en oe eat He hon . public vem o t chest - te NEMENT 8 ARGAIN - . . — . = ’ . ‘ he. noe somes in a wen oe aoe ie : mo "ai ba : ; . x _. - ~ vETeM ta ove - ¢% . . : ¥ a i Sear rent .) ane a * ~ ; Mla 2 Ph oy * a : ; ci xx— FY aj ree iM : ~~ re be . . he - . “am eat, fami > beatiful »A TY 483° ; " rh. WE STMINS TER } : == = Eon sete sen gag a we br appointment Con CesBi00 2. Wwhaend = ry 441 — are » ~ / . in “— — a : a ia . od =, | vs WESTMINSTER. 4°13—?na : in 0398 Arcase cat . - my om aiialieieiaaes —_ | | 4953 wast PINE. a ghie : ach . , i Re ames He THS SUN PARLOR me WIR 540. ‘o2 annect . WESTMINSTER ! Pan i: icin Exeu tah ed turn rietos — . “ —s7s . Ot; : ; gl keeping Suite. continous ; ter % Moons COnTI ROL Me wat “ER REFRIGERATION FURNISHED. ae aD venience. ~ Spe > Mi . ‘ DiLMAR. 4245-2 large : : MEE VROOMAN 706 AD ric: a z=. 10 ~ 4) | $7. VINTEN 1G: ‘ . . ~ : : ee: if ‘tS o7 Pry 58 Sere itebenetie and baih. $750. eS) there $4 uy Dima Ss me : vi ROOM EFFICIENCY yee ; 7 anne a. | THIRTY NINTH. 1290 . Rasn ON, “S$3itA—2 or 3 light housek se F +7 ,. ad guaiaea coe ‘Rite wi — an : Mak Aaet uk ince te $s Rice ropms, electric ing Teoms teani heai CA Dany 52 . Ooms om and rea a 0 ian roth : ‘ 1} . ~. — Ne ~ . * sre : = ; . é } L -. Pai A “K F SECS Re Fa _ Cws } "EST PINE. 4007 .3 eh nae —* 5 mw I o% the . aCPAMEN™ 4° °OUX _ . te my : ne " — 2540-48 HE "TRER ENRIGHT. 4230- “urnished mn ) ~~. en: cdi eee ee —— OCCT i 4 tal etediie> satan oh arn i. meee rw eles oth : ives a. ¢ - |, CHO ’ 0. di ‘Vl leh WE E - “ rice te tee > ' eta . AN baa ie @ : . it é 7 - Inqutre Ss 7. oa 2 : “ : ~_ ¥ ; 7 nt . a. : ‘ rhe * tr ; - ; / — " . . . : . , ; ad ee . " ’ é yl eae DANDY ENRIGHT Sisi Slee Din > beta “a a - oan OE Red * 1 es a as cc2) | a1 canny ey ~«(o1ek. «(C.D - rt : J —, ifurnished roo PESTIO 1 BO mic : .¢S8. D THE RIGHT PARTIES -_ x ne rooms, contin an hot water ame ee an | ae ees, en eee a - OF — rr i ‘ rr Hoe PT 3 ne EPCREDOER SHKiel CEI ACTS ESATO, GIVE CONCESSIONS at Fn GH. 8S27~-—.% ee phe wns “ - . . . © ge: POUSF Kee Ding a epee . per Yana or- uaa ey mene ee ~ oe ae. RL GER : "€) fT fey ; , Fo rooms everrtihing ‘furnished Si of wom. Meer iveniences cian iinen APANTMENTS FOR RE eae Oe e aces: — Ab MAT! “H E M F R$ —m od misty aw ba: 2 ; bet . Sct et A — ee : 24a . URNISHED ; mM ox «bs ee S ae " sree rae & . ; mnanee eae —_—— -_ — — : EB MAIN zie REALTY ‘ ».. | . — TENTH. 1896 NS aes kL I gg Bi er aes Mh gy 52 JEFFERSON 3500 te on: “9 ve TET f , + os RIGH? $f I—Nicely : furnished - Sty nig twin hee “Abdany o3*s 2 . otal : horms : ; § = at . ~- inl . Vuats OF ach EN Ri MT a. 4 5S——Sjeen "# don! i” a7 ie : “4 2 gay’ : ~— SE eae ’ i. - — . a crt —— * eh . — a i = ta - , in sh . snienestenmetons , Fu oe , - ? LER 91 9 : . 4 4 —"% . R N panei wand gchar one * or givia €4 and $ "4A Nteely torn ahe : ; = ee aie ——-—- : ry : , 3 .. é } tA Tg . a " ‘ , ” 2 . a ; . ad. = a? 2 * Vee a Teor’ om aa r , : “. . 2a374) 7 ‘ j : ; : Z hi hint [arueee~ceeeeeeeee EE - y noah rm — a ocnt frwet ja hs ? ae afer roe ; _prtve tm hore bs 1 7. a, a od ; hare ' ~~ heeetente os . ~ conv ni ie - ° ; m= " rey ee mew : Ty , + a a - > ~- ~_ © : Best aan ali s =. | entence: rent reasonable. 918 N. 17th ! Northwest artwood flo rarn earace: 7a | ALBERTA 33054 pocuaa bal Tah | ON OR EN —icormer Lexington): | n ry A} ~~ tas aes eee ‘floor ali conrenienc | - ABH LAND. 5736— - } = wtt- weno —e ; aca. fv a oan : a iing just being completed; rent rea- ; — Stences pS ee ee — NORTHLAND 6383—3- room ; girictiy modern seam neat + YOR Paks F.ABAISHED Tr — Protestant genie Riverside = ‘62 : icirilimieiliaiatiglliteicaes: 1: nn SONA ie for _ good tetiant . os ie R ra , ce Tere pear with. GRand 0Pals gp een Ol S.~—7. roc . te JOHN MOREST. AS - - : § +436 V copyheert x Chestnut. - : i“ ——- ee ee BSIA — Single furnisies > i eat furnished, COlfax S0ST7R. : rent : aaa &e . ; — a sie Sloe ROOMS WANTED i ed $50: allow . “ — erming hr ¢: oil COltax 2315 3119 N. Grand bL/c@2) An4@ $20 ver month and & oe +8 iy +l “ Ta e basgain, Je | “ry. Susrantecd POreet 248% _ ) ra R ‘HI TCR Et “82 Chestn PASSA. re — oO mn nod . as - - - m ee a — a o. me ut : ~a -— » P . ern: : hot- ba «€ ~- memes 7 , a a LADY Gesires room Dm 2840 room no ay a ): garage. (eS) | ~o», hw he! tar to ~NION. 2406-08-10—Laree rooms in new food S-reem bunealow- all : . oma. gaa. electric and ee 4] 7 “tts . building. plenty lic : veniences fine. hich location: Ee oe ors mene. 7} ae . eK weLZ. RIVERSIDE 5 te} re subs ~—-_* e. ; : SIS Ba ee —~ . attra = ~ oe - ~ rage re aeo ™ 3 rent. } ; . ~~ eet 7 rT ’ ty - . " — ' - es ; — " . % tien) ? . : ° are & & SRL LIANTE., C UtRampton. rath, rhe Ou ie ’ — — ee, § OVE , ST 1.3, SURRAMP & CO. : - . 4$4.78-— 5 acd a « a 2 ‘a — roe It: 2404 ni Orest 0465. -roR : : — (cU2> erm: reasona die, Laclede 4313. (cSBx) 1% ; modern. Riverside "3082. South side, bioci ae Det orn sree oan = Gor en | at : : ‘ (es) | mae 6646, ; an” ezcellient iocat! ‘+ gale dpotmine - $2000. COtfa.

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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1926. — ANY PART ) Square Feet. ® Fe eR Te ee eer ~~ 7 Centrally Sitiind ard, Blair and Chambers opr Manufacturing and Storagell Stable and Grain Elevators to Suit Requirements CHOUTEAU ee ee 722 Chestnut eR te ee cane apeunnenense a - To LET—BUSINESS P’RP _ South | - - S? - | GRAVOIS Store 4 , &, i. oom _DOERFLJ 2 INi ER. V Ict ‘tor 0893. . ‘ca (GRA VOIS, 7246—Sto > fine lo: cation, ' ; store or shoe repai ring. Riverside 5434, 0 eel sda (C62) 7), SEFRERSON, 2511 S——Good location aphge more, Wictor (804. (cae SIDNEY. 2758—Smail siore, 5. Fitean! Side U2G5 : 4 eR West ‘LAY? TON 6818—Store in gp : . R USiTleSs district. Fult ab} e {for ; Py? isin ra re *t rear habie M 4 F 7 te By erg IN =a | | DEL sMAR 4543 — large siore has t |_compietely remodeled; also large piste x 2®s ehow window rent reduced. t ” ~~ > . ae oe , - c ‘ELMAR. 6140—-Nice large store; a opening far dregemak ne o or mil Hin other retail etores. BALSON RE ta | GUODFELLOW. 928- O99 Delmar ee“ rood location B ct ; [O. BSN Delmar “— INGSBURY 7914. stor e in i6-familv ar > . : ’ .? t Tie ; J > 7. 4) tT 3 7} sae FO ‘ ¢) ‘1 lay tor artment. 4°°*7 _—— venutg ems le OCean 6 966. (85) St. Louigs | Make monev:: Sk79T. (eZ} isomw CAban Suburban East Ze ire £0 TT a Kroger > Call CAbany ENT ‘WANTED BUSINESS P’RP'S =§ i> ¥ TIO rN w CE a Ft rr cafetena or t: respomsible party. Box G-474 Post_D ispel ch. REAL "ESTATE | “SDAY pECEMBER 7 7, 1928. Oe ee ST. LOUIS POST - -DISPATCH. __. 89 @8"The POST-DISPATCH regularly prints MORE F ARM offers than the THREE other St. Louis Newspapers COMBINED!-*B@ TMonthly Payment Loans On dwellings, flats, bungalows, apartments, mercantile buildings. Payments in monthly installments. (Prepayment privilege) 142 and 200 MONTHS FRANCISCUS REALTY CO. LOAN CORRESPONDENTS FOR THE PRUDENTIAL INS. CO. —@, AMERICA—HOME OFFICE: NEWARK, N. J. 804 CHESTNUT ST. - Pine ine Lawn AiNS IF SOLD THIS WEER. OOM BRICK BUNGALOWS, ao KN, D TERMS. _michmond Heights S BELLEVUE, $13.7 ' mn tyre. 6 rooms. tile bath. gat University city rey 7 - GE—4 a }CAbany a oe | REASON ABLE | FOR LN- TALL C CABANY _FO9SR. (62) 50: TERMS. Big | Rencel-W and ©, CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO., GAr. / Pape! Webster Groves _ SEY WILSON R. E. & i. for map ov! Webster and : “and our ea to $050 G00. bie ——. - We beter ’ ; ] yt) CRO V ES. RUST '¥ for =— hom it tute [fF WINTE ® COMES. in to tois © ser O58 (.eD do It 8 a Dar galn 2 IDL. \—G a WOODS UTED i alee —— ‘sun 10. ms: near Cai ‘oday. OLD RC Wo YOUR XMAS GIFT MONEY. HARD lee ' Agent. if neces- . a “Pric es are | BANK REALTY CO. {or} nn) il take a ywer in Her eis an | Ge full informat Wellston Bilow—New 4-room aaa _FARMS ——— Ri _ ++ o* M: » shear ae P HEATH CO. °G Sarteld 3165 __(c68) SALOWS and | COTTAGES \é For “modern brick: yr Sale tra ‘e want Northwest _ li—4-room ¢ 47729. | $105 N PROP. FOR SALE | FLATS, AP"YM'TS, FOR SALE See South | LOUISIANA, 5032-—4-5 rooms, modern: garage, reasonable. Riverside 2834J. (¢8) 2811—Dandy buy: tile hot-water heat, Las floors, roof. brick garage. Make offer. eher. 3127 8. Grand. LAclede 9544. 3 ROOMS—JU ST DECORATED—$18 16522 1622A S. 14th. See today. 3165. 4,AND 7 KOOM FLAT—8500 CASH S847 Geyer av. baths. electric: newly red and painted nice lot: call GAr- SILV ERBLATT. 722 Chestnut. . (¢53x) ONL = “A SMALL INVESTMENT. vod-paying one. This 3-family flat en r $135 per month. is in excellent c ondition and exceptionally well located. opportur uty not often presented. -GRANT, lede ?R79 SOl TH SIDE SINGLE n Oregon pet v oon and + a Te »} ter heat. pve. ole bric easy terms Bo. wy OMI NG. bat nh. tiie f} . iG 2603 W A ‘ 360% ~ 3-8 MR BEL 5 if {c25) it yeu 7-402 Post- 4 714- 16 DEWEY | fan >» la rge r OMS ric in. en co} flat ] fla has Grand and Me ramec, 31780 per year RISTIAN BRI NKC Grand LAclede ane amiiva R 4040- 3¢ oi West ‘DEL: MAR, 5112 — 6-FAMILY APAKT MENT: WILL TRADE OR SELL ‘PROPERTY - MAKE OFFER, BOX E- 35S. POST. DISPATCH (2) PZ AGE, 1; garages. “ ill ngie or double ro , TAN ERSITY CITY FL AT REDU CED Eastgate: new flat: reduced from $18. 10 to $14 500 See it today. 662) 1°-FAMILY APARTME NT SACKIFICED 5703 ae: must ae | it nce. big is waren 7 ite ne $10.000 cash will “buy 3193W. {c62 $500 ¢ ASH BUYS WEST END SINGLE FLAT BALANCE ONLY $850 MONTHLY 1414 Arlington: 4 and §& room flate: gray stone front, tile bath. outside newly woodwork fin.ehec ory; en newly papered n premises dai 2 to 4 p. m. SACHER 809 Chestnut. __ HIGH- G KADE WEST END DOUBLE bi nartmen — f > td A00 “yearly owner. { Abany owners envy. investment tat wa! from you Ww AGN ie; GRANT-BELL, % HESTNUT. MAin 489 ANEW 1 FOUR-FAMILY SIO 1 500 rooms each: -per rea - COMPANY. | s0Uu! rrants immediate “ac . ‘ = a A, 3) | Room 510 THIS» or | FINANCIAL | LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y ct ti et a re — AVOID worry: better owe one debt than | several. We loan money for this and other Derpenes ; charges 8 per cent dis- count. Medical Credit Bureau. 609 ar cade Bide reuh your own note. without comakers. in- dorsers or mortcages. can be secured by anyone regularly employed on a salary: e of your employers: INVESTMENT we ROOM 619. 705 OLIVE. MAIN 4586. (c62) FURNITURE AND AUTO ree FIDENTIAL: NO INDORSERS;: ME DAY. OPEN EVENINGS. OLIVE. | JEFFERSON 1952. LOANS to agalaried people of acter. at & per cent: a other charges or commissions: repay eekly or monthly. REMEDIAL SYSTEM ‘OF LOANING. INC _300-304 Chemical Bidg. LOANS. Om coliatera] or get two co-makers. epay in er “| ount hd tenrioser- she ‘ wrt} cs __ (cS) 7 HR a? TT f COMPANY, 9 oa) : (cS) opie ry Baal cee Sy 1481 Railway i Bide. ae (cB) MONEY advanced ‘to. pa! ed furniture . own CEmtral 7122. Od ‘and quarters with State Tire LO4NS-~14 AN SS. ! Money loanec to pe] CAFrY oe Credit 4 WwW aahingt on. Head: ae ~ XMAS” “MON EY Salary and Furniture Loans Strictly Confidential No One Need Sign Your Note GUARANTY FINANCE CO. TOD Oliv e St. 3 GARFIELD | 0260. } } | { OO TE ee ae et ee ee n the prm- ee ein ett - - ee a ean borrow money A) ge geo is et \ (? ei tite alin ina agian ee the money wit? a4 Te (ome in wore. oll ae Day pay pay pay Yahlem ‘Finance Corp. 1035 N iu @ F. 3 here S5 yt? i tt a ett i ati i tO, Oa Ota Oi, ty tag Oat if zrTan | pen , ia Og a” yi catty, ng ag gy inn. LOANS oo - Y t CHRIST MAS Si ee d fT? Yr frien: is HH AP PY ( AR ISTMAS NEW Y EAR nd “9 * nigh STANDARD REDIT ( 301 Victoria Bldg. MONEY | A LOAN AT 8 PER CENT A YEAR—On / ; @t least $500 whi ay | mm “peop yple and _ ing for salesman j Bait & and ‘ f tis j req uUIrTeG 3 i __ $TOCKS AND BONDS ALL active stocks and bonds bought, sold and cauoted. KATTELMAN & CO, 503 Central National Bank Blag. (060) STOCK-—Missouri corporation of $19,000 | operating factory an retai] store, desires to dispose of remaining treasury stock © | $5000 to active member. Box dren th | Post-Dispatch. | STOCK Wtd.—Victor Motors, Liberty ise. tTnited Accounting Machine. G. L. Southern Surety, Citizens’ Fairmount Jockey and other L. Deibe! Boatmen's ers (cd) "(oBB) | BUSINESS. | OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES INVESTME NT with ser’ ices: want man for Manager and assistant manager in first-class going cafeteria. Box Cee. Post- Dispatch. =) SALES MANAGERS—Those who can wo ori | up a@ sales staff of canvassers; must have h is fully protected: can make $20,000 year: today. Mr. Weir Bidg SHOE MANUFACT'! éeity shoes in St. ISLelr a» TRER Louls “digtriet has who , (Hame charge investment “WE CAN ) ; 2290 ) Wainwri any balance of DUNnRaIOW, of $4000. Kirk wood (cc) iL—Or Sell Your Business Phone gr write; representative will call. F Arca MAin ALMO, 806 Arcade Bldg. 3S 056) Fry & & Ke rr Investment Co. thence yuiek “ae (rival el) lsiness ex- conducted. No advan harges rr litiz iz. a Dif Y f ENtnral Reason- 704 \ fc62) BUSINESS FOR SALE _—C=sCV orage and 2R49 AUT i,AR AG E—! at snew 8 re Mair ng ’ > gra! nvestme! Olive, BAKERY—Wi'tt gfavois ali |} BAKERY—At acrifice; requires a? ms ator (e682) gral} is as Fe PARLO mal wonderfully sQuipped; tremendous busi! S400. rr " Main 1917. i ob ¢ >. a 320 Wainwr hs ‘APETE RIA—? “$50 day: $2700 Vidi | 3230 WainF! ight New met) ‘tri t et ONFECT! S450 LOO squad of mounted marines now on i mals ‘The Japanese some splen: aly aN ‘THIS CAFETERIA RAILROAD HAS NO ENGINES OR STEAM Help Th to quad of Horse Marines | On Jobin Pekin Keeping 2.822 ee ting _—— of Way. Americans Out of Trouble” s::272 NOME, Alaska. Dee. novelty of transportation is claim to fame of the Pupmobile Railroad between Nome and Shel- ton, for the trains are minus both | locomotives and engineers. So Big Soldiers on Little Ponies The motive power is furnished Have Plenty to Do. (by husky dogs and the railroad ae |ecrew is composed of the passen- igers themselves. Operation of oo eee kin more| 224 out things for themselves. One| the trains consists solely in wield- . anette of the most thrilling stories in the | ing a whip | world is that told by Dr. James H. | two trains on i 7 ri} ha =} never can tell what will P |Ingram, how he and two otheriyn ¢+ Tung-chou went to That is why the mount- |Americans at marines are always ready 10r | the Chinése commandant at that! job of rounding up the Ameri- place. who tore at his breast with | his long finger nails and confessed that although he had promised to protect the foreigners he now knew that he could not control the peo- | and that the Americans must map. There are 24 men under! nae their way as best they could it. Stent. “ hey have many dif- | to Pekin. So they gathered their duties, families and their goods into carts and made the dozen miles to the pital through crowds that were thie public oie growing more hostile and more hysterical with every minute. Dr PLOWING VIRGIN KANSAS LAND Ingram arived at the Methodist mission, near the Hatamen son scratch and hit in the!) With a baby over one arm and a4 ches. They not showy ani-| robe over *he other. at all, although the price of Marmes Always on Guard. apiece alleged to have been paid; In the year 1 nobody knew them is a libel. what was happening and no ade- |quate plans were ma until after have| / the catastrophe had developed and ‘the hordes of Chinese were engaged | in killing off the Christians and | any ae ' _other foreigners. . oe good pocrere. That particular iack of prepared- mounted marines, on the| bj 17 | BESS should never be duplicated aes aad oar. ¢ oe Sew | Ot oS = here again. Americans in and out |* © reported seeded to wheat rid-| Somebody says | of official position are taking pains) ™ that State. a Manchurian pony is a £00d/+, i:now what is happening. Army |~ riding a cow, because Of! non navy men, members of the le- | inside of Pekin, on the territory pony’s broad back and short) potion staff and a lot of others all | cow occupied by the Department of However, they answer the cudy and speak Chinese.- All the | Justice, some modern Krupp guns If the + ahaa et a in Les ; ’ ane ing 7. un TY BY > A - big horses they would IN, Nov. except in cases where meet between sidings. lat contingency, the one with the lighter load is lifted from the track while the other passes, Then the “engine” ig hitched on again and the journey continues. The railroad has 87 miles of narrow-gauge track It was built in early days of Alaska miin- ing to connect the Kougarok min- ing district with the coast, and was bought by the territory three years ago. Jt is now operated by the Alaska Road Commission for Yes, the ma- mm clue: marines legation quarter. the ple acquainted with their mounts, ch are Manchurian or Mongo- | small, wiry and full of They kick both ways, and also buck, balk, ee ee ee By the Associated “Pr eSB. TOPEKA, Kan., Dec. 7.—Vast |expanses of prairie in the western | part of Kansas, once the exclusive |domain of jack rabbits and prairie chief Spit, are SOO gradually the virgin sod and de- pressions that once were buffaio wallows are being broken. Half | Prairie sod have been turned Py | ,the plow in Western Kansas this | |fall. Eleven and a half million de in Pekin did thoroughbreds and ombination of a comparatively soldier with an unmistakably t that oficers of the marines here are | capable of shooting 4-inch projec- get to study Chinese and a (tiles. With these weapons they could ck in some of the narrow pas- the enlisted men do/have battered down the walls | around the foreigners whenever they tried.”’ No Trouble With Chinese. Regarding the relationship be- tween the marines and the Chinese, Col. Little says, “We are here in order to insure the safety of the representative of the United States and his freedom from dis- _der orders |good many of ‘so volunt- rily. In tne month of May, 1926, there of need is no idle figure of Wire PhS Aaneeleee ae sheers, Tt Shwiasine ‘ils tertlnines in| Dialieten women and children, outside the i a legwation quarter and not counting | is the bust- the legation -staffs or legation | guards. Sometimes there are 200 or 300 tourists in town. All these. people will be offered the protec- | tion of the legation if needed. e.mericans Kem Track Of. he roundup of Americans —- in ept track of and it ! nale and female lives Americans at intervals close ough so that they can find them This means not merely in Pe- but over the entire ame go istrict, which inch | duties. Some Americans insist that they. bers othe would never leave their houses even for the safety of the legation quar- | Led ies - wives are requested to ransack at- tic and basement for forgotten toys that have been discarded by orig.- nal owners. Any old toy i ac- ceptable and the Citizens’ Com- in © | mittee promises that all donations iwill be made as nearly new as pos- | turbance in the performance of his = this we co-operate with in the The experiences of 1900 taught the The Minister must be safe here and his right of exit to the sea must not | be interfered with. This is our main | business here. The mounted squad dogs, still beckon the farmer and | g:pje | ' a million acres of virgin } Mrs. Lon Hocker, honorary chairman of the Citizens’ Commii- tee, announced today that mem- bers of the Junior League wou:d [assist in receiving gifts of toys at ithe four depots, which will hes open all day Friday. Those d-pots are situated at: West End—tUnion Avenue Chris- tian Church, Union boulevard and Enright avenue South Side—Community Center, Grand boulevard and Vista avo- nue. North Side—Y. M. C. A. Graod boulevard and Hebert street. Downtown-—1023 Locust street or 620 Franklin avenue. Persons unable to deliver pley- things on Toy day may take them at anytime before Christmas to the Union Avenue Christian Church, or 620 Franklin-avenue. MAN MISSING 57 YEARS VIEWS HIS STATUE ON RETURN wd — eee ee Toledan Had Been Declared Offi- cially Dead and Church Built From His Inheritance. Special to the Post-Dispatch. TOLEDO, O.—John O'’Herlihy, r- ‘{ years old, came home after an atieence of 57 years and gazed with eae ee ee a yas $4 Alpert eh ail ge hare enti re) ee ao Ne eee Ne ee eee seas oes tas oer 7 '} | MONEY TO LOAN—Z 1 reas nab ae Onl ; ‘iry, clothing, furs, gun miusica, aru 4 ~~~ " — . — es —— ; » 2 F ‘ 7 . — ° - —~ . , . ‘ ) "T) c8) ws es! : ’ : HOT eo ta * piart nsti Triccriu ‘ I t44tia F ‘ ru . . Ey r . i i * hu ‘i inh = * -_ "y ° *? ' in . ‘ abte i Dn ee a . tr: > : , aie R . + ‘REAL ESTATE*_EXCHANGE. celia a ex pense — eonvert e : ee : > ‘ ‘ ire 4 - . “ : - z . m fis ' ’ : . . ve . - p2 - } i To! "RIN: 3—Exch: . nee. 19° 6. Lor Al LFREU E; Mound Cit ’ oan r 4° Vietoria side my ft 2 © 4 st 21 ; . i orye tru reage Bur ng 0 Faston a’ stream eid (wher, "Box E-28) Og» rure irs ale 2 é Z P ar raras jee = teem. | Ses MM = | y} . 5M i | ae PLANS, ESTIMATES Be eiicency single Mat: look ems - realyionwear ed furnial Hil pel! es eae eres pee Ee none ' % TTN | Sp. * 7 3 > cd » ct 48 : } ; tT} Cree or Mier LOCHMO ELLER. 918 lor charge -EXCHANGE—California property Louts a , «£30 W. Redondo Dis ee - : ag ' oma. i a P : header PT Ly all Rt , Ti ar wo if ’ - " 2 car — SUSINESS PROPERTY—Or @ | — ae oO! nt piece. for 11 building lots: f ‘Rengel- “Weber. 3127 §. Grand. opportunity. Ni 127 S. Grand. Laclede 9544.) A BIG or PORTU a | warn BUNGALOWS. dato Cl ceaeeee isented on } Yo! ’ Ge 2 - ; : : nd west ‘,TaAnG = “9 ; a Wiss I > : wonderful ‘rs Bldg PROPERTY liidrense and wthine va property . Weber, NEW . "fs : Fadil . INCOME © me 4 « Geis --" pD Siz y . Post-Diepa Col. side : ‘ ) 7 P s te i : ; 4 . 4 Loans om . me ; Wye 7 > 7 —¢ @ x 2 9 Morgan _ vacant or tenement ob, « . ‘ oy ge Orns modern 2 se MAtin MEA T | for cash. | furnace garage payrnernts ("eill SILVERBLATT $500 © ASH—40- ROOM, HOME. or MM, micia building montn aa ly AND rgain sROCERY meat and &T eT if having Far ae i others am good RENT low relief we | M AR RKE T_-Ba : ‘ si al down, balance | © 9794 Chouteau. ; 2 jes } ail 3 ; ? sad ¥ at Ut beitid mt) j J ) hy & tcOL SiL VERBLATT Tae hestnut - 2 ne c) tl etn an lin ein remanent ete ae = A RE AL ¢ nd bath MUST SELL THIS 9-ROOM ———S oe . suit. See RESIDE ee IMMEDIATELY.) op om | iad | 1 Riverside dfeliow an m f | fonin } he pay mi ~~ Have You Read Toda Gift Suggestions for Everybod houre ac anhitemielint at the +) rooms and | Troon Wain y cA See owner On premises or mt iiia ine )) of St img 5454 i 462) | Post-1 h fin. Fey cash | Bic ce » Bungalow ‘Bargain Gadd north of Ar- ! : yee of ri rvodis bath ee a a an en ee eee Ss. tiirhest ~~ Chases service. payment. Capital Money Company 1509 C ical Bidg. Sth anc Olive one ri oc K ~ garni electric : _ JN sTOc “KE. 5 cman vestor pla | sii fu! "grounds and it takes but 32. 300 so nt a re pe uu want 4 GNER-GRANT-BELL, 714 CHESTNUT. 4890 i ok ttl ttl lag tt it ee a cal agaitlttayslln ge ee . Te RMANN 7 a termma: owner pered: QUICKLY ND | ee ~ WE M AK E ANT payments. : FIRST. SECON! ND THI TRUST AT 6 PE ‘ENT +t ,uT tre jet ; yC uy ~ wt mee ee t ; . - was i ‘ field SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE Be. |, 28 since Sroom fiat: | Hey, Chestnut. _(e53®) | stacey pestdence:> Tee hn. - strc COlfax tne, 1 tend of 3966 ( ‘OOK. $650 CASH | M Peas Ege | ’ odern: 2-¢ — rarage; egn be seen fi : | : ee r th. furmace: building. newly zhane : = ‘¢ 2 q ~ryet io 4s TY lake ms. bet and pape red a7 ca a = HEAP A _- GER! on 2: DUsIN e if ry }ear ~“Finant | 7 wrk e . ~~ Pere hes hens eS SE ‘ ric L.fcR2 } ane’ ~ A in new *OO° fen for Seniences cjear ing over an coed FT ice SF Oe) (eum eS = 2% are , 3 eingie Dark al S000 ity ver | > . rs" RIVERSIDE 3100. | : _ - BAND. 4439—S5 and 6 single. sepa LEOPOLD sem) ' > a oe . Dia “ a pone - male fyrwner and Ruiider, ‘ ae wr or ies Olive St.. 610 Central National -} 4 INBERG REALTY CO.. k Bidz. GArtfield O02 A HOME F OR c ‘HRISTM > a STNUT. GArfieid 4779-4710. Bank Bidz MINUTES POST DISPATCH To exchange. 10-f3 7 irk spac laree Y() | PRIVATE LOANS to furniture owners Answers }in command of the marines. | mer camps at the rifle range non place when he wag a strip- fet ide er Ww to acquire iC “i Pho ‘ntra ) “that the foreigners were able | , Maired. | WE advance money 01 itomobiles. | cluding building: 4789 Aliemania, | Bee | : to live doned temple and in the shadow of | village which long since has grown fastest-growing community , nd gun parlor ee ’ } : : neG buy : ° ee ey a a ¥ 1 ; "*hine ‘ould | One of the men pointed out how cB3x) ~ 212 G d.LAc.0670 ie » oF ES Re remark! that the Chinmesge could JID p : — A JOR. DIC KMANN. _3125 §.Gran : (Juiek (Contiidentia!l The wanderer. who has been ae | MARYLAND, 9248—12 roo ms. autiful | Olive st__ we eS TROCERY AND MARKET—North New-| By a : a concerted and well thought out | these quarters, and had burned and | “ | : r , eye at the massive marble slab Heautiful ym h slate r of N. Beem ‘CITY REAL EST’ 3 l|kind. The foreign barricades re- jut we don’t.” he told me . = TE FOR Sal 722 his all to the church. Yet after the discovered. ‘taught to behave ourselves.” | grizzled man. Mrs. Mary Frank Victim of Thieves Agents. Mrs. Mary Frank, 44 years old, two men who said they were in- | head, knocking her down. /gen, 18, who had been repairing a had been ransacked and the men Gift Suggestions for Everybody se- | Jewelry valued at $160. Hnoisan Fices After Shooti under separate headings. - “es ‘ghot and killed 18-year-old Heien taken refuge in the neighbor's St (lara’sa Hospital here, suffering \Mra. Ike Campbell, 71. a cripple, | quarrel. Snecia!l 46 the Poet-Tr |G. Lewis, William Ahbretg and tile bath. charges of conspiracy to defraud a : ter SPECIAL 5%% FUNDS Cohamas tatey ant d 2 A H. L. Kramer, also $79 per month and Streets dewnlk elec lights, wate: eral grand jury. ’ ‘eet a date for their trial, remark- MONEY WANTED — | ran be found through Post-Dispatch anta had been tried before Federal Col. Louis McCarthy Little is;acts as a military police and keep iC) a > iB: j les r b 3 j - . | see ee of the marines, who;track of the Americans in Pekin, in his memory. “The old town ain't mh Tr © oe | somewhat more than the British or | “There is very little bad conduct | What she used to be,”” he mused as | Japanese or any other of the lega-|on the part of the men, and if which occupied the former site of ; ninth . vi Ad : . “ ; ; an aa) an lant ) - skin L¢ ’ ri re D . ea aieeaamanamama aie “The Morris Plare’ payable in 50 weekly | rire> chean, 2228 We: : 2 Porsinl ext cs guocmen nage Beeline i — oe tae gi bet ma a cowshed on his father’s farm. ~ PRIC ED LOW—SETTLING FSTATE. ayment cared satera! charge © | >A RAGE—For sale or least} modern: 20" |tneretoreé wou ima aii tne auly. s make real buy | Per con DUSTRIAL LOAN CO. Sl ese Ee TTI W. t d Ad lof trouble as well as all the for-| They have a good time. Thetr| f@rm pond now is a eye voor ae LAclede 9544. 710 Chesinut. Branches at “ agen: —_ “: Naa ame op. garage BU-ear canacity ante 8 | eign nationals able to bear arms. quarters are excellent, with swim- }and that the beautiful wee © ne. 4118 West Florissant Srand-Gra. | Food _ pueine investicat ox 4 in th y ming tank, baseball diamond, recre- | i Wi : ¢ {ARKET 10 peed wen ‘hina goes back to the Boxer days, | ation halls, moving pictures and the | been built from his inherltanss, td To exchat MA Pp : i nfants’ store. bu ; y vacant sroul 41 GRANT-BELL. ) MEAT PAB aac: | hte Bear! Move || the foreigners beseiged in Pekin. | thing. Just now they are going, one | Clared legally dead. ei OF vacant erouna = : ow LGNER- Y ON FURNITURE, AUTOMOBILES. ° a2 | rin ar Mio vileamainan: il nat : ve ad ° - = (Oe START NEW vr v RIGHT 3602 8. GRAND. LACLEDE Terme to suit. a 8 Maj. Charles F. B. Price is second | company at a time, to their sum-| O’Herlihy ran away from his fe location; good income: f£ UDSt ai em } lt near TUE! _- O57 JUNLATA. eminent sais ia il lev + wet ee eal Owner mut geil quick. | : 06mm dail ad a ment. | them by Chinese rifles and cannon. | courtmartialed, and anyway we are His relatives all are dea@g and but few persons recognized the Who Said They Were In- surance of 6022A Carlsbad avenue, opened her door at 2 p. m. yesterday ta surance agents. With a revolver, one of the men struck her on the She lay unconscious for about 49 /minutes, until her son, Frank Jan- 5 |radio in the basement, campe up- 3 orn 'gtairs and revived her. The fiat ITH the Post-Dispatch Classified | | were gone with $36.72 In cash from a dresser drawer, a revolver and lection is simplified. These care- meena fully arranged lists include suggestions KILLS GIRL, 18, | WOUNDS WIFE During Quarrel. the Associated Prema bec. 71—Officere | are searching for Walter Ander- gon, 46 years old, who last night Meiners. a neighbor girl, in an at- ‘tempt to shoot his wife, who had | nouse. Mre. Anderson is a patient in ‘from shotgun wounds in beth arms land the left hip and her mother, ‘also {i# tn a hospital, following blow struck by Anderson during the E. G. Lewis Answers New Indies. ) ment. os evet® LOS ANGELES, Dec. 7.—Plead ef not guilty were entered by E. S ; : John Hobiit before United States St. Louis Shops and Stores are presenting ‘Judge McCormick yesterday te their attractive Christmas offers in these | through the matis. They were tn- . | dicted three weeks ago by the Fed- ; . Christmas. Read today’s lists, watch for | snaicred. ath eater a tm ee them tomorrow | weeks. Judge McCormick 414 not ‘ing that it would be withhelé un- til after Lewis and other éefend- Judge Henning on Jan. 4 on eartier snceenreamne. os pt SOx 180 - price $5200 ES ONT. iY $: aay ay WN wWIIMON } J in Any Amoi nt. Aernom bungalow: all moder Ct n below an our »ust- deeds of trust for 1 WELT secured firet " ants. Phone your order or leave Ind REALT! _ D BLD RALANCE LIKE RENT. $25 A MONTH hich | ti 12 minw = t! obligation Coneult Us for New Loans and Renewais. 3 ocea Lion : . amounts of $800 whe are 6 per cent in- it with your nearest druggist. (c62) | ° oe @ - A le ; eee oe ing baer! weer 5 30 and 7 DPD. Northwest erranged a fatmi- PRE: & EST TE | "Done. T508 Kienlen. av Rure a modern 4-room bungalow in St saiesman will call withqui any r HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER | |iterest. List on whee ass. : >t “2543—5.- ny VER LATT _DOUBLI FLAT. 1a 2500 1508 Kienlen a av. cat) 3 Tauis’ most exclusive colored subdivision on rour part STATE REAL ES (8) | —= | Capable help for your home, your rean | DETERLNG, 3627 Gravels. 58) | ution ov Te octe ro s aD bad iat : Pat P 2% wa =f, ga0owe aii) 1c62) Box W 1435. — aes EF ow; “at me tH £ at Se tial Saab ae art PP ies ; ih ca es

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a . ee wae mirhameie sg alt ree AP ei MANE dls ade: ois ‘ ry +P egos ® rahten, Maentinrda te se cdeee a en if ’ ' I, : ; ' : > real PAGE 40 TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 __— __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JCE JINKS [ANSWERS TO QUERIES The Post-Dispatch reserves the amet the right Personal and telephone calis or answers by except ictters on ™ edi ed sincerity when accompanied by pesos addressed envelope. given atiention, We . 8 P. Gaal Each VViest Point is allowed a $1072 by 1e Government. total amount is er to eover meals and | enses i the Genera! Ae all other exp nomically during to the Adiutant- States Army. W: for a catalog rtsame yw Quire and the the military academ’‘ SAl.—Uniess to the roung ma to send Rim an at mas card instead of a'iwayvs person acduain volum fession that vo a book : ’ m enrs Broadw one ehur street i ‘and ona well after this coat has rabbit skins dyed The Retter tly issued a 4 names as applied LEGAL INFORMATION the St. (By a Member W. H.—You can file suit divorce in St. Louis if vou resided here for one vear. L—The legal age for mar- riagwe without the consent of the parents is 21 years for both sexes in Missouri. GERORGE — fointliv cannot the Judgement Joint owners. ANXIOUS —If you cannot prove your claim, there iz you can do now after lapse of time C.—If vou do not carry ck of goods, but merely orders, vou do not have to license, BIRI).—The the Spanish after Property owned be touched under against legal wife War vet- would get , his death. bov entering } . of | ~ : ; This ‘ one of the; find | i contract, |; date specified on the certificate. | After |arrange a loan. with whom he} ay not be lable suit you describe, have a lawyer to! your interests {f the euit He ‘th and sanitation questions of pudlic interest only will be com Diagnosis or treatment ¥ individual cases will not be given. MEDICAL QUESTIONS sine geictt oa es = sidered. XK. Y. Z-——Levucorrhoea may be! caused by some local irritat! on or infection, or bv a general run- ‘+ down condition of the health. To correct the condition vou should bufid up your health by exercise, wholesome foods. good hours, correction of constipation and by using the following eral times a dav: Mix 1 drachm each of fluid extract of golden and chlorate of sulphate of zinc % drachms each of tannin and eul- @€rachm phate cistilled water. WORRIED create adding $ WIFE a distaste or 4 tsa- douche seve | : i ; ; ik | potash, 2) i} method will have ‘ ’ ’ ; of quinine and 2 pints of | | ums — Perhaps | for | nf inecac to a naiad- | pumice ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ to reject any query. mail cannot be al guestiong of undoudbt- READY NINETEEN IUOUSAN D Co WE Good, eJOE GRABS THE “TICKER “TAPE. “THIS MORNING | WwiTH GREAT clean tarnished sils y P.—To use any of the commercial pr arations according to tae panying them, or etroleum, ipped in ‘ benzine and sawad M. J. S—To polish wal- ood carefuliv smooth the dd eurface and llowing mixture: weight of fine pari of dryer linseed oi! | umber mixed give a brown color is dry rub it down aay ! looK AT eRaslt Ti UP AGA! “ —'" #YUSTER™ “Is MORNING WOW — .—— OH MY Goity A eccitil, —/- with glass powder. and rub down ry'RE GOING Di NN'T Toker ow 47 — . 53 — FouR THousand BueKs a IT i te RIDI@ULOUS “THAT I BuY more ~ THAN A THOUSAND pos al oF EACH —I OCUGHT To BE MAKING “Twi Ce AS MUCH / “voy Got Me! BuY ANOTHER “Thousand \ xy FAcCH OF “uooeyY* AND “DUSTER ANS DON'T PAY ANY MORE'N YoU wave To * yeT's GO ( a NG 4, As MILLION a 3 ~}n i ; (ots 44 Chips or tif se two coats of brown DUMB DORA ce ee ee each coat dry last coat with Follow the shellac aaa ME \ 7 TO You ROD HAS ALL thoroughly dried with a, soft brush. Instead of the polishing varnish wou may use interior Var- nish and rub down with oi! and stone. This treatment gives a gliass-har transparent, resistive luster. at of polishing Varnish MY LOVE Louis Bar Association.) ART.—You can be held to the lease you signed unless your landlord will let you sub-léase the flat or cancel the lease for a reasonable consideration. JOHN A. K.—You can swe the heating plant comipany for dam- ages. Consult a lawyer about the details of the suit before it is filed W. A. C.—If you were of legal aze when vou signed the lesson the company can hold vou for the whole amount due them. You should try to effect a compromise with them. EX-SERVICE MAN.—You can- not legally obtain a loan on your service certificate until after the that date any bank wil] Tt LOVE NOU TOO MUCH! & OLDEN GRILL Pa Gyo aril DORA DORA- L ADORE NOU’ WONT YOU LET mMe_ BE YOUR. ROSEBUD.—The man who later married the woman with whom he Violated the Mann Act might be prosecuted now if - Govern- ment cares to do so. able that the case oh py A 38 dropped because the violation oc- Johanna Pottstock 38, curred so long ago. > 2504 LSI SA Wa > - + — f artmer. bot & 4] @ me 34 p91 rea] harm. If your husband keeps his supply at home you might trv adding the ipecac in graduated doses so that its presence will not be suspected at once. Start by adding a few drops to the firs* | bottle and increase the amount in each succeeding bottle so that the nan will finally decide the whis- key no longer agrees with him. Of course, if most of the drinking fs done awav from home this little effect. The only method to really cure drunk- ards is to place them in sanitari- where systematic treatment and a certain amount of phvsira! restraint is imposed on the pa- tients. Send us a stamped, seif- .— addressed envelope !f you desire cee seri /to know the name of a sanitarium PORTLAND, * » Die 2 ~~ ee! pte 4 eg L Catt. g + w?# ‘ Cag Prt hig tat met ope ie Org: PORCUPINE ‘HUNTED. DOWN Green Bark. Press Ore., Shes: ing. SF rivanis. 9 est. "Pina. nk AS A MENACE TO TIMBER One Animal W ill Girdle 25 Young Trees in a Day, Eating the __ DANKE FAMED N | LIVES QUIETLY IN SPAIN i'La Tortajada, Once — of Two aapmspysy Now White- Old Lady. ired h: | o Associated Preas. ID, Dee Tortajada, Spanish Europe by storm. first gave the then Parts, Berlin, London South American capitals. 6.—Half a cobn- rapturous al P col ARAL Americ” 10 Little Jack Post- Dispatch Radio Broadeasting Station KS D Radio Programs Central Standard Time | ley, soprano. 10 10:15, He roert Berger’s or: wey Harry Langes orchestra. Arcadig sere- naders, 12. Berger's orchestra. BOA, Denver (322.4 M.)—10.° bridge l!es- | KOU. Omaha. Biuffs (305.9 M.)} Pre ram Warmer Br Pic- tures, Inc = - rePair _ 545.1 Meters SILENT NIGHT WRVA, WSBT, RDKA, Pt avlight weekday bro at 9:40, tole 2:40 and 3 tsbure cred = ris Nevi le si") acco AB, Line Home Service Laclede Gas a he Period, 11:00 A. M. Tuesday, Dec. 7. FOR—WH AZ, w + It. eS din- WSMB, —— eee r mad ‘The meer Bros. rs; § ioe. E. mM Callahan. soprano: 1l, The | Ambassadors. . M.p— 3) ll harmony cas Jamison. “(296 y M.)}—7:30, Cana- 448 MT ts: 9. bridge game. Don Malin. 14-30, ad pgNDITIONS AS SEEN BY its ‘CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HEAD , the Associated ress. “) SPRINGS. Colo.. Dee. einess anc industry is . - 1924 without the etrese or strain Which busi are signals of bh a® lea red the Huette’s T Ideal Shoe for firemen, policemen, mail carriers J and all out-of-door men. 1—WEARPROOF LINING 2—STORMPROOF TONGUE 2—FULL CALF UPPER ar 4—WATERPROOF WELT s—GUNMETAL SOLE, wat At Huette's Three § rs as the ipecac drinker but does no! Monday, Wednesday and (for such cases. orcupin ow hi: nce , tory. ¢ John the r - ‘| Sam camping 13 ri had the Latin fire, the flare of | Friday R. Mangeledorf; Bedtime story, “Good Viki: = os a” ae a Sees | | chisd ai aid +S Gide Lif - Lm Aad + . a4 - es 4 : . , ~ : » ’ adhe iis : ‘ . ve) ’ ..& . # : STI Ce et == Te ¢ 7% : , . oh ' , Betty Crocker Gold Medal Talks. |} é : a] , eady hou ge om rr gE ree . | . roarn Anh ¢ + Government , the fascination of rythm that | clad creatur ause of their de : ee eee mm of timber, as it has been|- ———i Aver . ~« mr : . - : , > - > ~ 3 " i; t = “ IF i - so it , « — ae! ® . ” arn °°? r : 2 r RP Torpacie a ee ae ne te gg a ons con te Crowder. piamiat. gram iz } in ri us ert ensembi rn uintet. 9 :. M. Nashville (282.3 Mj—@& leveland (389.4 _ eatra. ee ee ee + and Theresa, and Mo ozee, 3106 Magazine. and A. Cozart. 3117 and W. Wi liameon. 210 Club Ww 4H nesestain Veterans. Me ow It t Clu ib Aa . , . ~ C. and L. Bartay. 1025 ' ies , oO. . 1 3 rlajada, jj a. n ; W. and M. Freise, Brentwood ‘ ’ | om ee 1aZzzling - AUN 203€ 7: 30 P. M. Kostadinka bvano\ lk and G Shert ‘mer. OF IGA ae ate y ee a ee Arneson erklinge hisck ewe we Winfield. Mo and V. Books nth. si Darracks, With a rig Lot ‘ ey tity t y it he iy Buckere Bakers of Cin- . n. . Th’ # he i oa ’ \ in I } Te ; a ‘ Scaenect acy a Mo | wangag M. Chi pley. Maple- arty tomorrow afte; _8: iva P. a. ihe | seis ; t Cele brate Feast. + eighties. . Ore] at | 3:30. Stein ring r Zoelier’s . i « ‘ ™ - ¥ ay =e , is — o sstgel —— , Gua -* *- P « oy w~. 30 ryi Forget- . a a : ’ 't. Ret: ist Tt mR RAN OR ae musicale. omni oa = Od East St K Kast St. 4512 Manchester DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHC EARLY id 3 4 ei 3 2009 Martha -Kelvey. 64°R Oakland. amen W = ean en. S&S ( “ha “les. L408 G ’ 1370 Sempr. Louls 3 - : “ a . f a 3 ee # 4 Mg - D 7 ie - 4 : B a .* 4 - ae ; - e 2 ‘ ss ty , ‘ i ~ : P« ey 7 a “ A 2 4 = 4 ays : 3 Le - . . " ame ; 4 $ oe aw t OF - as a - : ek + . } el 2 ne fi & 4 ees ys i ¥ t Pen ‘y 4 ae Be > * : 2 ee . a f SS : é - & en % 1, (ae ee i. a 4 > Se = a a ze F 4 * s* # “y 7 ie ' eS, = ¥ ee 7 7 ‘ae : 7 oy caf 4 z oe ; : - - - 5 ct be : > “ile ‘ - £ a: - : We a x - s J Ae ¥ - . ya Sy 7 s ne. oS $ 2). ¥ ar . “a ; ae ee g a i ae 7 Zz a ' ,, « he fe ‘ E a F ey € 7 \. + + * a ee: aes 8 S . ee iS : : + * 9: 4 » “4 a ; - on oe w _ ; = . , ¢ . a & > wv § ¥.. ‘ * - > x . - ‘ ane _— > - - e 4 Ob rea. alee er egw ae SNF Askin eo ee Tar) th ad ‘ (omorrow a. @m.. Arthur Har sees 4 : md ’ Warve Mowerd sane ee —e i. Oe .opsky 6 Ca Merce A. Reardon 4 aS8A Pace. Ninet . ll 43584 fae fesregiigertg eenth., Mra. Dorothy M_ Finley. Jo5A Mace) H. and &. Evans. 4223 Jessica—twins m. and Pear W.) Wilechets . Goléen Eame, * . Smider, 1628 Hickory. eed . Miunie J Keim. . Bruseeis. 41: D Williams, S03 Clarkson place. To Divorce U. Gereid Ridiey ...+- 6818 8. Broadway BURIAL PERMITS. | By the Arena Hamilton 6711 8 Broadway Junes Coline 2119 Carr | Grace x. Covey, 45. 1013 N Kingshigh- | PARIS. Mon a2. rRKE_E meee Vatenhhe to Or. C. MATTHEW Ser PIV. » vw ha i" ‘ u 146 hile ow At Belle ville. Patio Waerer r-El's Bran Bell ay Ee Meare —ire Carrie be Wi —an Titi oe ” alr ~ it? y nr CW ~ - -_ cr catec en ~ & ~ — , aha * Rr. and RB. Page. 2620 Renart tem e tei ® — Wm Voice renrocuct P and C. Hueddiesen, 318 S Neal. S118 Lecae . 4°: ~ Charming Mncaseu a ; r Me 14 X14" fs 9 —as to the musical ear’ tions. is essential to good he die age, a careful watch of Pre is more than mm kidneys are the filters of the | function -cleanses the bile oughly. Sluggish function i some retention of uric acid a1 - PROPIA icy VOLS AMR 2 OR NRER at tured and guarenteed iy CARBON COMPANY 1+ oe este a ‘. aX am *4 * Canadas Nationa!’ Carhee Ca. Lie ited Pee. eee Lak ara and find es howe . a om .: * s St uations “at come up so often in Bridge. Tips on biddin paign puanning and play that will improve your game. Befi course, play the hand yourselves. Then compare Radio Game. Free— Reporis of games and advance hands 245 0 a a " ~~ oF, # ead 2 ee . reel: } pieasing eve as a — + = a rarweter New Orleans ra Siruntceetlens Chcago £4 thee i Adeug, Ampiion Reproducers $12 to $45 Ask your dealer for a demonstration ~they last longer Taesday sight means Eveready Hoar—? P. M. Fastere Standard Time, through the WEAF cotweork stations Send your mame and address, and you will receive every week a detailed report of each game as broadcast and an- nouncements of hands to be held in mext game. Address Radio Station KSD, St. Louis. Mo. + 444 Sac ramente. : * a] dirt re, A. end WV Tommy SO57 Sherman, . %. Breage. 2 wre, icimie @. R. and D. Bmmens. 3759 Kenmer'ty. x. aad MoCiure, i$123 Prairie. LTE THE AMPLION CORPORATION OF AMERICA ) 280 Madison Avenne New York Cite 7

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oo ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . sats “TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926. ee ‘ct aca _PAGE 41 —_— os ns ; ROTTS AS SEEN BY Et Se fe namer of Com WHEAT cri ¢ LOWER Re ee } VEGETABLE MARKET se aeacre et By ‘to 4 a ° ea : Dn ates, nat nig ‘ 14 Ca Re pene ne P t wa ml | 7, & MILLION ts, YZ) guwbeh OF COMMERCE HEAD SPT sitetone a9 t oe ete apenas aknap | nt Modama os Fev HONY EE. ut "there is avers reason to b } | Ee Sa arias iow. Clusi ng and previour ST. LOUIS PRODUCE R MY GOAL. tty 4, pe Associates 4 Press. they wil 5 continue to be mia el et he _ lose w loca; pernes rr on yg oc Hee Ponty roe 6UDD: et were moce! *t. Y, PIN: 7010.,. Dec. F. |clared. ‘Om every hand the enti es from aneae Cite an. ace} Limitec market was dul F COLORADO = — RSS EO oe este iency in product oy distribution gl barkets: j Yesteri Ere os ene: E : nau . oe Cjior i Tlioh Tow [| ORE. e rcaay. rown et ity >. } AD aan business 2 : utilization is in full force it i LO | Oe. Ol cere Tit teat itteess' | THURSDAY 3:00—FOR YOUNG PEOPLE A ara 1 $2.78 Fa i Rachmaninoff FRIDAY 3:00 f enr Concerto 2 Morec w Rizk il. EERIN No. | Dec. — December wheat scold down t0 pooks for 19c6 yithout the threat have sufficient irregularities j, : ~ DECEMBER WHEAT / — ne SATURDAY 8:30 \ Former St. Louis PIANIST —— ——— | $1 36° on the local market today and; ‘Bigger Than Bernum’ . - ¢. 8 . PAT. = | bE we 1] nai’ | BO r eT. ; .* os Id: » | | Bremen Theater liter adel an aca SN Fe as t burt +S. No, 2.81.90: 1 cai :15—POPULAR CONCERT Lene pectin au | Mag aleo was down after higher sta a 14 & .7 40% -%4 Le. ‘ea ' | daho ain ph .. No. ic SUNDAY 3: | 20th and Bremen he BR os les” i ce 1498 Rg 41 3 . PS | gi out) ” 15 | Corn was unchanged to lower in after ER“ on rain hic . Lo Cause everyone to be thou ph 1 | ators } mans - — : e fear of a : — . ve the dange Te of over confiden: e ush Go ea | ; be “J 7 136 ates tmrned are the signals of tm-/oart to avoid them ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, 7 efresé ASHLAND ("Es of the Yu 3520 N. . Newstead ken” and Others al tHe ‘Hat a eee Tickets 1004 Olivell oe | wee ave USine . ut h deliveries 1 jo we CL T. | | Wisconsin rurale, $2.50; Id I bur- 1 Lnwdivg [nee Loot N soltlnetene menos ct port of moderating temineratu ee ov rket | Chic... 133% 102% 132 %-% 183% | banks. ($2\60 to $2.95 pes A 10 por act | mee at 8:15 “ ; . -- 7 ‘ i . mer me to ?Trhe-oFr ' 2 = ¥ . As | agageiivery imnroveg rp i as : * fe Gao. } ; . : * , rh 4 - tal An a ‘ ' ‘ é . : Bond orn i } ’ ai ? x " 7 . - tte aa cd +” ‘ - Cc 4 . PAY O i § + " , 2 ij f ry Wi - é i aCui Li / ; J — " ‘ * . A LSi i AGE ‘Northern LAIN Te Be ** ’ — agai : " ‘ rou *) fy C “ . > ’ le. ry g,’ s" 4 ton : se i é : } ret *aALIICI 45 sh] , + Aik, De we Dade oy L ia. rly. ~*gc pe \ Ex. Sundays Sa - ~ a ge! , a -—T aa i ; & ~ , ‘ * tet \ +s) movem ‘4% ' « 4 ’ - I : as tis ~~ a Ty "a8 “+ a ™} . ~ } \ & He lidays 10 DO ; verry j " » i ? ‘9 cj ne higt ff i . - — a a pe “crate - S Rent eekly | wheat $1.41%. May corn 54 ‘ac. go | fetes | CELERY SO0TS-—-$6 tw $7 Der Ourte: ) gue heat receipts. 56,00 | a ee = “ene 7 "“ELERY-—--California iarge crates, $4.5: | \ td ‘ “ ) So eserved Utah. $240: New York | Some Keserved ( me K ‘ | 400 bu h is. SOT ar a ith o + ae o> Chi ORL iS 97 914d ; to $& nd Ut ae ( Oc u s tax | ; | : pestis Florissant Store Open Evenings : Jucdh € na a } af i I nore os fed int ‘ . . _ 7 "ly Ry 7 rates Zi. wed 4 at $2 » FY pDunen , ¢ ' at es \ mt _8® i piu : WITH | OUISE GROOD ! - -_ \ ; bt aa Seas! bits Ve 4 eo b ~ & 5 : . ! i ” , Arie ; ? ; were 43.400 bushels, compared wit ed OF % Q7 Mt 7% fon tum ; The Best Vaudevil e PALM { “Tie vs CAST in WuRLIIZER ie ' : care Ret ade thro en. | : tOld. Red. gs | sete ri 70 Mis or. pe 00 ound i «: ee BERT LYTELL . THE rig Cm | ANDO HAL SKELLY 3010 x Cnion “THE oMEDY CRY” Hindu Torture and Death Box © sancigitlasibaivd lapred with 40.000 a week & nd 80. HES RS |S HO Oe GS ae \IbANDY LANG & 00. [CURY & GMITBH senmen gi 90 o8 ——___ a 1006 Oli Ss ay ast year 1D ied 5 on! local and | ed mt : . 1$2. >5 - a oP % . WELDER SISTERS & CO Rat. Mat. Boe. $2.50 WED. ‘MAT, 50¢- $2, t PAULINE = HARD ais in ato seal ana (3 G@aureueh. ee ’..—Provis EGGPLANT—Florica 1%-bu crates & || JOHNNY BURKE in “Dirty Work") | | Lillian @ Claxtos “QU ARTERBACK” $5.50 Pee iss heen ot a west Pet a> et ° r av wk Hngeghen,. pa tbe ry OM 03 i i raps, APES) ER i Semen et NY Pie ea ent See hs te FY) CCE Ea Shes Cie yh eee ane " ESCAROL—New Orie 2.50 In Her New | ALL ® $2 | ies Mi Raf — (* 1? ar $$ mer ‘ i ‘ . . o j . "He Bi Ni GRHEN PEPPERS—Flori 54.50 to With 700 Marfite 4 - Others > per JU, ’ and | ee a ee ee ea siGHTs || HIGH TOWER TRIO Sentra Masco 9 e sci MEE gpa HOMER tess ith 927 000 o week January 4 +. UL vi GARLIC —Cati fornia loose (9 sackea 4 AT $2.7 Ree the Queen of Quiver R | 7 y 4 “THERE YOU ARF” Huette’s Traffic Shoe gor and “BOT O00, last year, | Wheat, ship Oats plealbleealaieclede | ssissnene 4! RIALTO Boe $2.75] | : With Conrad, Nagel Neo ad ie 867.000 bushela, compar | GREEN PEAS—Californta telephone ‘ . } } fa A { Ax U al DECEMBER WHEAT SELLS f 7 . ; | »e . Louis Hay Market. ensth. * : r , ele sive |. tines brown, 00 to Che pet | | 5287 South west NAVY Now” nothy hay ruled firm under continued | py comm eos, and by eome Mes) | + ox; Texas, $1 ver bu basket oe Seg a —~ 4 re = wy) LOCH Cf yi &! : | > ; - ge ¥% ee sit LY lia rita - , 4 j ih oP ia , : Pu fs ru 4, ‘ Se : ; a? +s : 1 Phin is ‘ ’ _ 3 , , ~ A “a? , I | U N , - ; pret r eve? SehiL i= . ’ “ HOUSE ‘CONGRESS afilda Gre | AMA OF THE 11 A. M.—CONTINUOUS—12 M. | awl Vv ' 1923 Olive st. SOUTH SEAS” a “* , rixed Ray scarce. "Heavy Glover mixed | weather in the Argoutin’. bit te crime |. SAUSIFY—itome-grown, 25¢ to 40c net ALL NATIONALITY WEEK aM Grand-Flor. ; esis Procam tr . °X market steady Prairic hav market eteads , Call l.iverp é‘ Fig LOMA TOK: alifern! fr ’ rt elet : f« REE Dp MEN (422.8 a8 30. ¢ | . Black Calf lay quotation No timothy hay. higher, with p ~ ae eT ee ale, le A BP AUDEVILLE’S Syste. Cuphwum, Crcuit Sapono | nati veastennat “Kagle of the Sea” Sizen 5 to 12 32 tandard timothy hay. $22 to $23: ) cember, and due to shortage of spot wheat ang ¢ 5 ee ee eee CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY sone = Widths A to EF co, 2 t gr 82 $21 eS Ent | , the tuyi nearby cargoes } ) mi! TITR NTP r cad | olen 5 PRICES eee es p eee O88 460 ALL NATIONALITY WEEK ‘GRAVOIS Double Pro X52 a MORES RR BO a OK “THE ACEO CADS* vay bene Specia! Show alin _ lefferson & Gravots “Senor Daredevil” aes HI-POINTE jrange ip ‘Olive at really 2 {“one Gitte TE 14 EMPRES AMER PDME, i Magic | ng aha Rl tem i Rae i MIRE PENS IRA a Vegas = s—STORMPROOF TONGUE protects from weather mIXed. SFE 18°85, choice alfalfa, $28 to | being released. New York adviepd phat | DA L WOE! Davenport (435.6 M.)—7:80, 3—FULL CALF UPPER another quality feature nite, $24 to $25; No. 2 alfalfa. $20 to| Ccernight. Milling demand wag fair FRUIT MARKET wow. pe el sa y aotaiee 4—WATERPROOF WELT keeps foot warm and dry S23: chetce prairie. =: nae Gtx 4. | Minn reased 55,000 bush BU ) e - . a anne appre y : ~ s—GUNMETAL SOLE. waterproof and durable if + ri » to $19; : * rié e} yr ~— A, 78. ee mats - Apple supplies Moderate and Mar- PG. 4 ket Dull sui . . 7 o% . : : vt os jgrria nd : ; : . ; - = & taf | i ’ . e-H liail dua! ire ° ‘ _ oF oO a a b M . Steel Market. # ap OR Nag me ent 1. Sitpper club. At Huette's Three Stores or by Maii _ ___ Steel Mar vas light. There were n ‘ try ~ TOUI& PRODUCE ROW. 1 Wad, r 4 a. o ni i. ; ; r. % ORK sve 3.eCGi | ce i ffer) , I? ¢ rir ~? ePwrhaAl neaviel A pr . ry? es oar gar 4 — ierate ana " f ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 4% Pe , ” " P| as fee * . Ce 7. rhe 1—~WEARPROOF LINING gives greater eather Q cnmeienall NATIONAL PLAYERS With Leona Powers—Edward Darney ENSEMBLE * . KING HEE {Into Mer, Kingdom” Presenting All This Week , Music '716 N. Jefferson Radio Minstrels “JERRY” — a ee “ By CATHERINE C- CUSHING a ate Te Dance Cvs’ | Lafayette Double Program “The A Of Cad Downtown Ticket Office, Aeolian Co. wat RAE PARLOW & 8S Moos ‘643 8. -_defferson “SHIP WREC KED” gen ge hae thy cde pealiisate wit 08. | Marne 50 bbis. If. winesar BARGAIN MATS. THURSDAYS, 50c TOP - ; Katz a Kittens ————. +e ite encountered real g sales WIth | rey da : #0 bis. J ‘ P ‘ Doubl . war ane S30, Le Parsdie teal at inn ncssas prtaes Solow Ihe ane No. 1. nt crene, $5\75- 38 pois. Tl. wine- ae eopie ALLEN & CANFIELD poris LINDELL — “THR BASS aE : oF 8 ; = , a 4s Mo react afte 4 ariy : ¢] ‘ oe 18 $ Pt os é — a ee sitiiimnsineeiiani , mitverialos srand and Hebert | “Eagle of the Sea rae fen y ‘St we k vance. Commismion houses bought and , a7, $9.1. $010.93 00%," york Imperial |e oi GIMME THE MAKIN'S’ LYRIC , «ups : Paton...” aes ? packers and cas! reste sold A 28 iD). Se en tm W.Va. Stayma GILDA GRAY in WSAL Cinema (325.0 M.)—21. J 5 iS e packers and ca reste | SR et oe ba. Wo GIBSON & PRICE { “ALQMA OF THE a Py ; AT 4 winesap, A 4°72 tC wath and Pt 2 WSB_ Atianta Juurnal 28 ; ; P y vot eR: ‘SOUTH SEAS” ~ . | a Chicago Grain Carlots. ‘ a “at -iee annies Oo oy “ACOMEDY NOVELTY” ~ WARE. ¢t. Lou (273 M Hy 2 Alnig | and taste elree treatment that CHICAGO, Dec. 7.—Car lot re eipts tt kit $2.25 t $4.5 0 Hac ar MAFFIT es , Anna @. Nilsson in PP ir whee ar enh Ter re). | mf ls i { ae ied st e-or r nm) der ‘Her Se ly at home in tea,| Whea 9: corn, 276; oate, 26; rye, | yar ae eat ag ng ya tr olute} in plan! Eggs Are rr on Local Exe. (ver crate | sal of sols oa oreno : easant orchestra Lon ay er pac kage of thie ‘wond er . 6é* are gees a , GR a i azle * Lai } wer ae am Oh ODEO Py . . Maplewood ; “ ‘ Antonto Moren and _—u- , 7 tre iment. i, rite today and ry thank ss : Ae | mite pl ropPerT oe yr , ATT) mo gph wy 2 edn . - Fvenin December g he P 7170 Manchester “THE TEMPTRESS” = ai enne it r JORIS POULTRY, BUTTER AND PIE Ge porn ove cere ner | 8.45 Wednesday Evening oT am - DO YOUR EGG EXCHANGE. Dec. 7—Eege were Te) Tyron MTominican, $2 to $4.26 ner) Oily WEONESCAY CVEMING, at , MIKADO st ucnave’ Lite CHRISTMAS SHOPPING | ee, Beeey Mee Ecmerinens soi i000 Pe et aaa, Prices $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, | MMi 5055 Raste “THREE BAD MEN” Ay _APILES worm KNIFE] GG GQ oe ee ERE a2, $aG0' es = _ ee emaeel ie | _.. | te $8.50 per box: Florida. $2.50 to $4.50 | aps ay at Ellis Candy Shop, i ; “INTO HER KING- : no Siesure and af] Kectal fiseases cured by var Soothing Gentie Method fF Commission houes t the: fall ' aharng sateumas per bu bes- agp 2 nc Bidg., Pine St. Y. M. : oN | 1524 Basten { DX DOM" and “The : a , - + was s al _ a he Yo 4 ” Th Eagle of the Sea” a P No Chi f ' \ agg Hospita! : Pai es fo u Lots es nd Mtn ve ce =! _ a Ne eee wee from a Cail as ae a: ied. ioe pronerigns Ca aa eel pha 8 ae” “gs PEARS- ory age ‘e came elie C. A. and Poro College. OZARK FEEE BOOK Valuable to Plie Sufferers. Consaltation and Sw free Colds Grippe Flu Dengue, oe eaaeeens ’ treamery | extra Z tg eigen wa: & a . — "a G f in ; cfr , 3° ‘ ] 9 POA ole: bogie tiga ae ww . a ; ~~ = AND LocUSsST el ce Nn a on i; | TIVOLI { u,Giide Gray te Loval and Adorable-—-Saucy and Pert as & = _ 7450 Delmar Bot TH SEAS” " ti Dancing Star— “ Gey and Flirtatious EDDIE CANTOR ‘ta 4in ii a eben MOORE [002 -* [] Sa | Vi hee aN ) Ef! 3 oud underfe underweight ic.. i - Me. S117 Virgiale Double. Comedy _ * . } { yh | J s ' mei ti \ ve = . ring Sliie "st 243 ‘oun Col EEN one &. akes this the most VU AW jee V foie Hg, oon, Bound, Rearrange eae ee \. per oe und : - tririTe Pri AN’Y EXCHANGE, in a Firet Nati ona) Camedy Romance Pr. x ig “TWINKLE TOES.” with Kenneth Haries ] “ne . 1 SN ia A ; - 25 ip /), , ; Math AND CAB = : pis ne | pe Grain bide anc Bide. c er po gl the “a les Ca of batteries | pag) \ | Ae A we . Nt wily " a iC aoe eae || | eee eee 7~> tee HE MIRACLE OF “a Publi eee tle eh ee ee ee r oF May cor ale obs , ‘ ti by Borte Pe roft. ) | | OT ANSE A$ =~, ts cROes ae me Sister ot Gotenmde Revests Peay, Witly pee so Mavis Gically different Eveready Layerbilt, », wie ee ~~ \ oR Sao ee WAN oo concern ringg cgy ay poe ne GaP MANE MY are - And Debut | EONARDI frudica! director | 35e TIL ry which tops them all. Instead of the ||| SESS Arne. : > eon 7166 Creamery. higher than, es-| ad ; a | of round cells, it is built of fat layers 5% a . i)\2 2 5S5imnc to Bt m: Bucing materials. This construction Spaces now wasted between the round- | EN \ CAG We or and nearby Western hennery whites, firsts it \srou | avoics the usual soldered wire con- | NS y Comet whites. exiras, express. otc: 1s uick and Easy GRAND AT _wasnineso* Ree . | John Gilbert Ces more current and gives longer life. | firsts to extra firsts, 5i¢ to 60c. Cheese | ; throug hout St. Louis and sai ian: dimmainee * Max Fisher @ weer? Gass Lise Wasi Af ‘ f ith ! any unpleasant ways. One mn. 42 Northwestern, 42 @ Si 01 “o= Aa >stior RENCE WALTON, LEON LEITRIM 3S | gradual slowing up of the bodily func- itself felt in m P ern. 42648; | en mcocas My Whee 2 suburbs, sift suggestion en ng FLORENCE WALTON, LEON LETS. “Cocoanut tions. In youth or in age, good elimination HiIl Butt | - LG ‘ ‘ . f ed by Missour! Eusembiec. eins 10.748 tube: creamery. extras 544 offers have been gathered | eist Grove’’ Orchestra is essential to good health. When past mid- dull, toxic backache is a pe y i a ager seeds S7@ sue. Eege—Lower: ) and are printed today un- enh dle age, a careful watch of the eliminative with drowsy headaches an qepamneaees? ceipts 4952 cases: firste ie: opai- 12) 9 eprings IS@24e~ turkeve ii4 1; ction cleanses the blood the country over 1Be: ducke 2he: ~eLygagr Doty ae rr shops and stores is apt to feel achy, tired and listless. Mt, oi , Blacture’d end guarentecd iy CARBON COMPANY. Iwxc. fe iM ideas. oughly. Sluggish function is apt to permit They recommend Doau's What to get for mother, some retention of uric acid and other waste. Ask your neighbor’ sister, brother—and her —are arranged for quick " . iar 1 ve tube. cre m ry exten b4 ee 3 : % ~ | 9 tandards. 400. oxi tats.” Begs, lower: > reference and selection. | e cnall : u _ K : Mt G S oan S l S coe Pit Ata, 40G43¢. refrigerator exttas. ) These offers appear to | AxXKES 7 | a 11 $54 3: ‘ey : Gitto Tirm 8... % “oO . ; ; : : al : r ) ' n 4 to ears Everesdy Hour—9 P. M.. Fasters VEIL AGM, 3 ‘aan. | - «of day and every day until 4 , through the H EAF ceiwork stetions , aoe 417 ‘care: ttl i. t : fem : He: Christmas. . , = Rots MILTON SILLS S, ~ wane "- a bart . ’ oo . ou te ae te gl ft PPI - i 4 ; Tt low. . 7 ; ‘ . | Sood round a er Se Use them to seiect appropri Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys | gional fancy oeentacked round whites. $2) ate gifts for loved ones and % fe; Ley ds KANSAS crT¥. Dee At all dealers, 60c a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N. Y. fae Roe: § oboe extra a ther | SEK : Sn ow aor rm Tre -_ wi prvcuce : enavrnensllii AAR ALAA

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——— = ee : = Ze ag orate -~ ; ~ | = Socks ef0 ARN Gai sail "oN c b “ High.) Low | ' —-- Se. Fe : ’ ; Net en #iia novUa@i | } ; . ‘ . , ; SLUCKS and Anpual . ' ae home cn ee ‘ier &. : | t . = “a les tr en jew J ‘ mh Pes i jue bers _— ; Se *j -- : $$ ! oll aw wee nn #41 S6&% Col . FE new. ’ H 4 ‘ o 18‘ Imtertype « 5 aU", «4° ; 20 4 | ——— hem & Straus oo. {| COM “S71 AG at “ae gel ho 94.9013 ya bit ~ae eae ‘ “46% 46% — % 119% &: Ab m . , : ~ 3. 70" Lu 1 , he ee | . ‘ | é '¢, id % ‘ s l i 47% gS deweil Tea , ” . e? my 1 ; > d , AGA™MS 4 ; Rume.y * . . a oi 4 ‘ ~ ° ‘ = athern 3 ‘ : ’ . : - 2 . é eri? n . ts . ‘ j ~ ; : e - 11S tire | AC TT) brie a : 47% ST hh Lous Best Prices Recorded in Af. ternoon—Some Special- ties Prominent; Response to President’s Speech. SS | of Am of Am. de we we oe ae a a oe ay ERAGES » \ | el 4 4 > i oe Pin -~ 7 te NY - Cable By Leased Wire frem the New Vork Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. EW YORK, Dec. ?.—The Eve- ng Post, in its copyrighted fiman-| 45 y% 3 m rat Re. oe ) Be tl re. tew today, says: | ‘s Am-La ! ~» a be J a ~ » ) ) Wis be . f ~ o ns 09 ~ ey “Morse Co * + Bent in Early Afternoon. were m ade } * (DDIM de Ot ie > * ~ ' pe ©“ "O wm 621 he es 9 a) , . ‘ ™ Tr te i sil e. a i eariv afternoon, s had recorde’ of from 1 te g ~ specialities Were extend ints Bidd 3 r i. -@ é b¢ 0+ oO Se » . te —> GB te te ~* wv é | } “ @ ee ¥ ——— 2) . , = -* , a’ ole = ‘ wet Mi eters 3.506 oe G> Orin | pe Pt ee Ct Cae oe % tte cs Rss i S ‘¥ : ieteee if eee Nichols Co ‘a, 2 ga ; Nich. pid 4 5%. 564° | , Sinisa . Se er dw in Loco i os ~ : s re & ter. ee ee oe nT j spitber » ive At 4S . ln’ b pe 2 ioG 7 Advance in Steel. ‘re 1e Cl Cc 4ha ote "¢ bs pea ' io Y ~ Pod 4 # | | | 3 st >] ¥ i 2 os ane 4 Pat ae oe E om one imo. rp 38,22 if at ~- 543 9 t vw ed b~a a t 1 ' 3 ra | on Ot) he Or Iu © WD i3¢ ee (omnibus (orp s W au Calif Packing 4 - | Hanna ‘ nadinm ‘ orp 4b a. hook oe ei Jt cipro pe b) Pa 5 tn PS hh ' ao eb gQaaz 7) hie ‘* wie Louissrocks — (ALSIOCKPRGS. eS Pr G1 aa & = a : PS ~ 7 ~—a . . . c a’ Oe ad + ? Leg . Standar- FA a Teerryee a MOY TZ Fiect me Corn : is & Sub "Nar ware & Fr ae mars Th bert sales O90 omitted *Dirttend rates as eften tr the table t : a. ewe are tr the arnoa! caper part te b> . ™~ the tates? qvarteris or hal?-rear deciarations -- n a Ve. RN MENT BOS Ds. 9O—15 1v0——15 100-—15 1O0——-6 100-—10 ii 6 19 1o2—14 100—16 ! '100-~261 i SH i i 22 100 i—4 Mis 10 h ee. 2 ks a—s 1ot—30 —— Le " 45 a ‘* | on “iae wi SU to ot Gertie a tations in wo * hh A a ne «* — ~ T ing: i. D. 60-¢ —y bile on banks, $4m in cents. D. Tiss a ey é . : ** Ks ev & é “ wwe rr we > t ome — yy o> .28.. 85 we m be 3 v om f ee France—Franec Italv—Lira D- Hel gium—Belga: Holland— Fiori: D. N rene are se mark—Krone: D. 726.62. S weden—Erone: . v es oe * o ‘ ~~ 35 a t ae | ' a) A. nt ot po 7 ~ SBSSS28ER plat ~ | by rf oF eee PPE ret ht BESESESERERS ABeS2 aie M omtrea! Hm IE 98 33 New York Rubber Pr NEW YORE, Dec. 7.—Rudbe barely steady: smoked ribbed shea unguoted; March, 3740: aimed a3 Keeee FE ELERALOE RERSRUES PREPS 3 a BB°"% SHLEEF vee i a ee we re oe oe bk ee ok wm ee ae are) oe D ber $27; COTE $37.80: May $38.20. ° S3its e252 > — * mee rr ae A ad ~, z * ‘ FOR ADDITIONAL MARKETS SEE PRECEDING PAGE ¢ Gh - *eg ri #. ‘ : i i‘? 100 a 2 ’ r ¥ : 2 eur | se * — so Guaranteed — Without Charge When you invest in _ Guaranteed First Mortgagell Estate Gold Bonds, you dot pay onc cent for our guar. The soundness and safery iclity Bonds are es when cach tssucts cecperel —- as to age ofp tpal and imtcr att shows our ir > oor owe “ eet ad 3 ve , an @ geekeds &€ experience an repotacioe we back of every bond. - Our booklet, “YT oar —— Tcstmen: ©, will be sear oo recuse. Denominations $100, $5¢ a BOND # MORTGAGE ( aE EE Mmmm me ~ parc. Oe a oe + Bome Offire: New ~ 2 ne Pay) oS oa | Yorm Life Bi Colorado Net] Bank Fidei:ty Gucrantees Every . = £2 82 oce *- 2 * «” — ~* -— > a —, >. ed . $1,500,000 Cuester L. Jo Stores CorPoRaTaOm Secured 64% Gill Mes, ye ES Debenture Bonds | INDUSTRIAL BONDS. o 7 ; A Cerporations bess formed to acquire pee. 4s Se pe. eee —e SARI Ae Sane Neagma ve SCR ef management established name of Sanger Bros., Inc. Price to Yield § to 6.57% Accord :xz ts | goeedty Derars ox Requas® LORENZO ANDERSON ®&E€ “1: ST. CHARLESS®. SarxNT LOUIS aw . - weed 44... Wis L

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7 4 ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH _ | ee TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 7, 1926_ i = — ; teas dl So sive jee . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — PACH 43 ‘ADVANGE INGIND "NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) "5 vas !0P MARKS RECORDED AT NATIONAL YARDS | .. ——— ‘ ‘sig er Tee ea Te eee i ee oe . ' eS ge i ' a , a -# } : : i » ae : an nit al MARKET RESII It} : Specia) iv the Post-Dispatch, | Sales, Securit) Filgo.: iww. | f i speciais to the Prost-Vispatcs. Pre wie / Ste bis. “g siete | . * | (IN CURB EXCHANGE > so Than’ TT ath ene i] , 7F \ ; eK (wrk , bp . ' rey. States Veparimen yf recut i fe NEW TORK. Dec. % In the foilowing table wii! be found a list MA BMOAD BUADS. NEW YORK, : : jc . ~ ‘ o . i ] . ‘ Dec. 7.—Following is a Sst of sx! igh 2" — ek 3 High. Low. |Close., Close receipts 15.500- opvered Sc two > AMEE | of sales, highest. lowest anu ciosing: ah or bonds traded in on the : sy. asia 2 ng and previous closing prices of securities traded it " | Teneo SAA BONDS. ‘closed. with advance “on. (0 the Post-Dispatay ae Gas thaas baste are te ane | 1. 0 0 @ oe bee |New York Curb Exchange today, sales of stock, being in 100-share | 5) Os oop 380m oe 100% 1008s | Y isht lihty and better weight piss | TORK Dee —T | Quotations on all United Sta oi we bonds are in dollars and we palin “a a — % | lots (00 omitted) or fraction thereof, excep! in Standar 1 eh om ; F oataant a ~ . % 10U% 100% ; med! neavy ee? 1 a the Associated Press. wee a 7 thirty-seconds of a dollar. that'is, for instance, a sale printed _ : 2 is | BEL 2 OB... Ys «| Sales of which are in full, while bond sales ‘ee a S & I Ge.. 1U3 441108 % 103% 103% | 4 on 5@i2- vack’| “wew yvorK. Ime 7-—-A strong ton was resu sl : : a i 3 Bess ' 3 ‘ * - # , niformly throughout the ig MM? means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. ide ae SELL : | ateprte Fosowntied 00 SS St ae a sniferm! . apes Sty salt oO 276 Oh cd ) | S. ! © 2. -" ; bet, " , 91) 2 iw ‘ f . 4 4 ; ese wh wal ne 6 , ‘ ~~ estab ieb- : F cay. $1 sped — To : . iv, * calles VW ere ¢ TRS ROO 000 - re in . ' Cl&L he ) ae ’ a? 3 cm ' Be aT, “INDU ‘ST RI Al S. ras Sais ates . 4 ° ; 3 y a . ms Ete vu i. ri ; ¥ ers ‘ ‘ : moet important (Ca.U e war — = blocks j a years age J Aid, .- . vie ties 4. Ow, t OO,7= Vs , agains d UU al& 4 - ‘ ' 4 ; ~~. 4 ‘ 4 . ag . , ; ; rit nt of new high re ords by @ nurmiouer of : s ; r “— v7) * : [ , “sf ‘pr - ¢ , : = . . p ij | sims 4 omtet . % « > T}- F $3. 149, 965, 900 qa veal aco, nad 29 V, v1 4,000 WO Years ago. , (AlL& >i’ Ap! ok ; ak Thy. iv | Ay oe : tioned for she rows ’ | . | issues thet have beep in persistent denand ’ ear rept . : a ball fe mixed ariings up t | for sume tine. Among toese were Vicker | % Caldew medium hetf wali ' 21. and Pe saicn._* Bee .Ds. mecium nett : Talking Machine, which rose to I ou 5 N NT BOs | ’ | Caieds’ 1y iF hie) oe Seg > an sem & ter : “Gove RN vLE: ae BOND MARKET AVERAGES none * a > > Ambre SP | 20) 2b ieee Pe a Uns She, Gee oda | LE Lue me @ : peer ee Re J FnwwnteAaanereagy worn Pu i Tuesday. Monday. ) ' 7a. ha Sheed 49. 143 S ee oie 76 breeSrr 6%, ¥/%) ; thi oak’ weelie centers Oe top| to 171. Le Forest Redio made a further first Er, ade rac is 64. ORS 4 yy ene ay : . : * ail : ‘ P : : = @ re ‘asain . Ki be : . ; py - FS tan a — ‘ reported amen for “% oi sesieeadmemeieneeeseeinee ee > > > » * ee 100—le > > 1 n of « point. selling elove i2. and mek- ‘wi toi ij! | & heen: 4h O:| weak. to r: ‘kh ing a new high for the year Interest wae . - ) > ‘ PV iad ** } ;* | . ’ ~ 6: ‘ ° ’ aa : " ee ry 7 PUDACO ULUIbles...Yo. S ; : ' . ty haya a ; bay + , ' vir Ys + : z haiuou oe Danse i wa ambe 123.50:packer top ay 4 also attached to the beevy trading in 14 16 | renee sheantene » LUU, ssh Hamb ik 7. (47 ‘ '” decks choice westerns $13 - : . | General Baking “i” the firet enles of that Va” is { ormmt WWDeWd Uveraxre. vt). ee recubhdal y PalLiS. .v7e. SU 14 JUQ—16 : a % iy | . o Hung hi 7 Bly $15; P3lei O81 ulk fat vear lings $104¢10.50:° Si stock Heing reported as 36,100 shares at as Combined monin ag. fo.5s8 _* UO * i oe re : 2 wae : ® [Mite a 9@6: cu anise $8 50 uo 15%. 7% anefers of large blocks of this is- Litt | Combined year age + poet pens ye Se Se F rf is coJvks Vv" oz 4 2% y- a i ae ae . ; ‘ 8 'sue, nowever are not unusual. top ‘ — o - | -* ’ N . ; 3 ‘249 ° "i be ” £ ’ a () if. ‘ iy ? . 7 2. ‘ ’ L- ItaJ P. j : . ; ; , ; yi! elo ke as 2 group sbowed an easier eee . : 7 er) {3 is sm 4 ; i 77 i S Amseat fd | 7 ‘ x4 ‘ weet bw 4) é 5G i . ry - ’ ea v a an | lone. Gianty issuer being in wupDpis at frac- “UTIL Chia ts bats .. 2 ly db 2 24 ork , > Am Seat vite. 45 nS se ‘ : wr ‘ - - 6 92. 1V0" 1045 UD i... i tional declines imperial = of Cone ENUDLSIMLAL BINDS, rr ; ars ar 4 ‘ hte. | One : 7°. eee Bie, gg the ee ceael: ean : (%, Yow > % |. ° iwae in supply end had a fractions oe? ) ae Af sie, we “ ae a aw 7 rae | 89%!) 20%, 2y° en ms ae vom ‘/ MME&S% Lal? (jy 2 New York Sugar. and small dec lines were recorded in Stan- up in Poland Re. ich, i ieee " a Price ee S62 . vt , Fy san gtbee . neod ‘ “apo ; ‘le mar 7 Ni. ~i Mi; M4 5 94 & 'dard Ol of Indiana, Preirte Ol) and Vec- ) heh for thie year when tO 94-38 . Us Av Bites | 0 Bar 7h2 Js ' . ated “ey what ty 63. > . po: “apace op Bilbo be oR ba ‘loge, | i ss. ; , - ~ SEW YORK. Dec. 7.—Prices were u: gum Of] Standard Ou of Ohio dropped 43. UD wm half poip . pl aE Ya Cons Uigai » dt tu + a ae Oy > Ss ee oe el Vie la PT ome bo ood, | ni pay: Oe r P Peru 7%... 7 anged in the raw sugar market arly | 7 joints to 338 Tropical shares were firm. 4 4 " om 142 \Ul—~+ | 8 Cons Coai Ma oof, | ' ik , ue ot “2 . , a: my Sok babe | ee - ae nel. : on ' = 8 vee 7% Bi today at $5.15 [for Cuban aut | NOlprade statistics showed a decline of more , Cons GNY oO *% 2106 Vo: tj - ‘ ,~2 Mw A is? > ACE . baat io | gh. af eS + al m4 yy , aes } 4 7 > sale were repored than 5000 berrele dally 4éuring the past . ; ‘ BS +; at) Pa : ‘ oF > 43 ¢ nm ) y ‘ j pee ’ “2 & ; ‘2 » i . ware a i : 4} . i é F te | oy ; ; j Renewed trade and Onan Luyine ' weet Department ” 6 ..--: ; ‘ a : ee a } ' ee. Le “te : > Ae} ! 7 b a =r, Me ii 1 +3 “ : 2. aused further advances im the raw sugar : Suger slocks were features in the indus . some more . g . ae » © . . . . 3 i o ‘ ra “ ‘ - " ; ay ae - v« - 4 . . j A ‘ ‘ . rat - a , } 4 ; I r : ' ; tN ; j i ‘ ; ‘ i reeaesd demand fo}- for tin ‘ a 4 a . +> c , ‘ ; P . 5 , : ; z . i: ‘ ’ . ca d 2 . ] A om ,3 iW . : “” i ' ‘ , - ‘’ ‘ jee Pw “ ¥ ’ ‘ ¥ " ' . , : 2 ‘ 2 ; . | tra. group. being in Hc “do nee ic iment the fee By eit | _ | a, YU 9 oy : a: Se Oe ied ® Stan Benl| Al Ad Ae Te } ° ' : eOreTe ; w high gund for th a | lowing the sews of the atvagets |S — pper OS, wich were bogs ) | Seon % - ) ah Me are. he ; baa la ail SG i. oy iS DA HS % i | 43! . ine rt pot n . , n4 fr , to new high prices for apnarent confidence a ' ‘ = 2 ie 1 b Ai ' _ ‘ha atr - t c ; ’ ; P , % }* Js | ef. “» & I4 s __ . ’ be tude as - | . . ‘ a - aa ‘ 4 4 yr ‘ | _ . 3° a d efined sugars u . P wel : Pr ae nee +2 «i . 9% mart oat ‘ 44 Ss ‘ - : » Am : Liye 4 1 « ", ry dy He iJ ti . oe Yh ine } vie = Ve ¢ : ‘ ‘ - ; : at : : , a ~ s* i the past two vears Centra! Aguirre # basis at the eeahie i FOREIGN BONDS. Beet ear ae | | ' hay ye wt tose ite. | ; A 43% 455 m1 45%, | 51 x | 7 du {BUC iB4C 1 SSM 17.45.100) 100) 100" |, IN gg A P| vanced nearly 3 pointe to 96% apd Fa- was the tag } . & ee GOo% 20% | rer + i ae ,é& yr 4% 2 ca. | Gr Bopeeay * ys os me? xu! eu M Pa | l & I bo I ‘ 10) | offerings tn sed 8 reac of a | val — | nearly _bolnge te 9 F . A pine MW Stl « O. a U PAVED ene St; ny > Fr Fane's as ieee | Mak, Ter §- , : oe yo] etheor ‘ . ; » 1 pl 4 , 3 98 } int oF ’ fo Mee | Strenuth wae owe in 6 sumber 6 ‘ J ; - ai 93% -h. co « & 4) An WA és ‘ ie ib, bei ot oe oO Th re G8 ag ‘ ee re . 4 3 : Sta i Ha 5% cj 5% “A pon t % wet | Quetrials fiyrant moved up over ttrac ted al) e the 19! : Ant ga 2 8 "2 ' j y ' : , 2 *y3) ; z 5. ‘ ike. l. irk . RR : : ‘ ; ee : } Stir , 7.48) O91 19 16 va Refined “Ww AS ar CPA , rr oe . there wee 6 @ deran the nr of vf G3sty f. a ‘- y 2] : : + “yt oa Ge : ; - née 2, vas 72 | sn T cootationa Tang . 9 negiect F ether opper secure 2 oe iS 2 ths ‘ J al . | i, Ze GO LUG S1SUE ro") > tr onl bet eae t ‘ vt ey ac il . seth 1) ¥” 54 ; y 8 ’ oe 2 -2 c ; § ie ; mega alin SA 4) for t se granu: | Gillette Sefety Rasor, Land Company eo . ? g ‘ j i | ’ | ‘ i) Pe he ij ‘ t ‘ i . } ud ‘ “ a ‘} .* ‘ 2 va a p . . : i i Se ae toe: Bs ™ : mee . 0 , onde of the ee furar-producing com. - _ ‘ “i! ai ro j ’ 3 = + ‘ : ae 1? ‘a ;' ve - , inauiry was revort ot : a Fl ve nn gage | yn — “Foreign Each rose over a point ss -—— = - ee e- cod . ‘ * we re " * € 1 ped ey - eo I ee =) » > * hu — - ts ft : : et « , bi Yr , WARN IOS DO ' = .™ -« @& 2 2» rior fe fat wt ODS de Oi - 2 (25 Stee Dime OG Now VoL are Prices| 1 103% 1é . a : ‘> ; ? . ’ ae. y*? I } ‘ | ~ : ' ' a 6 ‘ th, ‘ VI i ° P ~ , ! Bs . 4 a “ ; ig ’ ie % ti : : ov oe : - ; 5 , ; / . , t . | ? ~ "7 ' ' ‘ + . + ? ‘ : ee mit r da _* | é be a ite » , , , ; - : ; os > , oh ; > . J . 2 . : . oe Rs : 7 & ; x“, cs - z . , : : ; NEW YORK, Dec. 7.—Rubhber oper ; = pe : Li we 7 “ . * c : ‘ Kir new ’ ot loOoa 4 7 ] j hee ‘cy ’ : or . y 2 ‘ aU : mi e a 4 . .* es ; ‘ ‘a ‘ 2 4 ” “8 (nee ; 7 : : ; | barely eteady; smoked ribbed sheets, De tar Pu an. Gn&® aay } Kresge Foun 6 36:102% 10: \" "ay ae 2a te 7 | 1 Bak A; OD. | wedi ¢ + mt Be, ; : a . oe bs |cember unquoted; March, 37.60c: 5 Cuba 4? Nan) § | ack $ De ees GR: g ae cae ' Fe >? » nk | PP North lg “% 11% ot “tee ee FZ ce - paige | 38.40c. ‘ oe iy 105 W | T acle : q 0 . > 4 . MasO es : "3; 79 . 3 r il , 4 NED ae ; ie Sire “apie ; / ? sf ~ ; ‘ %,, 7 ; s ~*~ | ‘ a> “7 as ines 2 , , Y NEW YORK, Dec. 7.—Rubber ws Fehese ORAS SA WON 7 —Rub>ber December $37; : Xs ’ : ;s ; Ree “ t. ' ' sac . er > ; : y : . — . “ ~ t - e ‘ “oo ’ d - . » . . . : ‘ , . : ‘ | 4 1 ’ . . ‘ - ‘ >* . + . ’ 4 ‘ 4 ‘ “ ‘ ‘ SA. . ’ : : . } y, 2 | 4 : ] 5 . . wr i i" ° he ; . 4 et a 2 Q - ¥? . “ ~ , . . . ; fj ie | . } (3 ‘ P es? > 4 " " ‘ » t23 ; : oa? sabe’ . m4 . ; dq re asd su : . ! " ‘ » ; ‘ ’ ; rod 1% a } , " % 5? 2 , ‘ 5 : , y x $e 7 4&3 , May $38.90 22 mark | ree : .. ‘ ot a | | 3 Ha vteg)) am BF ! Z : - q Pane . . a : ma! ; 2 : : > ‘2 »*> > . > Dare . 3 ) . oy ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ; ae ° + a ‘ ’ LP a " } - } Pe : . ’ - ~ ed yy “— - . ed F . * al ties " - f Tt, | ¢ ; 4 . . 4 ate” 2 = - ' a i‘ U ; i ' boa 4 Lig f. | 3 Ne : ( a ee , ' - , ; ; ‘ ‘ : , New York Co : : 7 >> | 2 # “ 2 | rt 50 , 1507 La ” 1 : ; - - ‘ »} / ii . “4 { +. >} LO } 2 r ‘ : : ° ; ~~ 4 a - > a( : A ; y : *. wii fF bs . ‘ ° . a t } 53 Lon! oom W002 ] : 52 106% 6 IG Ny 5 Hire . ver 3 ee ae : 2 65 7 5 26 : : : 4 b $. 4. 99; March $14. 68. Soe RR 7 St .| 945 4° , i-sn P Oly 40 104: & 1044, | owe cel | ) [4 » A L 2 fll 48 aT 4 27 © fe: bg a : 18 4 in! ; F 1 & | . | | ,a% ; 2 St 5 2 f Shy > Ee . M4 “pe P ” r/, ‘ by ar Int ; x “392/8 3. * ; Ses, ~ ’ nis : ; : 5 teas » $ : ay ee lo e 3 ; : FOR ADDITIONAL 7 T Pind 8% 565 95% $ 95% | 5 Mont Pow 5 43..1101%'101% 101% Ti EE Ma; 90%) 99% ube Maney 1178 (268% iaaat?t | ||) ied YARD OLLS. 85 I a t.. b. : , y , ee ’ . ors nd . ‘ ‘ / _ ; " "* “ “ “ . 7 . e “ i - . er 4 a -~ ‘ , 5 a> RE EDIN : ' by ; ” = = a ’ . ; : : P id r: ; Ts } | , : : - - . . . . ¥ - - > ‘ *. “ * i | j : a é : : | . . — + : > “ , * v7 : , ts ? : ' "}5 ¢ | & ~ site AS « . : > ; £0 , we 4 siUas ~ . = d ‘ ’ - . ; " « . . 4 . , ‘>? | ° ‘ : rf . > } owe > ~~ 4 . d 9 ‘ fr a o ’ ‘7 4 ~ >. ’ 4 j } i - aie Vetta at - ~ » ~ 427 3 oo 9 ian a ! N rea a i ee ae r. L444 j ‘rere : a rc ) ee " . : 4 ie a ; “ aa . - , . “ . - and ’ : 2% eg Po.e Pee £ 4 : Seis ee — ‘ fare pa a ‘ , « a - } . 7 , . » 4 > ; mn? . _ . “1 , ; . 7 s#* ot a . wer > » a , ie A) 4 ; ee ‘ : 4 2 @s +4 ‘ 2 hy ‘ 4 y 2 4 ‘ ’ 1 “ ' i 3 , e 4 ss ‘ : Pe ae - : A — > i> ens St . , ° we ; ; > 2 ; ; J . . A Pa an ae es “ 0 . . P 3 ‘ " 2 . ™ * 2 ; i . } b« , . ‘ a ~ ore ee ata ean . q* ’ ’ - - *-* . " 2 arp - a a —.° *“. , pk : ou i —" + . ; ) =, £ , - . . - i + > ¢ q .* ‘e* 5” oe se - é * ° ote via ’ o - , ‘ ; ‘ . " . y T ; ‘> , ’ . y “ ‘ * i ~ om . a =» “ , “4 * - . _ 4 ws ; ae ‘ $ ; * 3 2 > 2 ‘ 4 ‘ 3. , 5 3 ‘ 5 rt i } ~ wipver . re ite ee ss 8 . ‘ . — : ve ’ % re + ° . - ; } “ ; ’ , P ‘> \e in ‘ . ) ° « . a? , ‘ i ‘4 I i) 7 P ‘ | j . . ‘ “ -~ - ’ } } . ¥ o . ~ ao 3 . 4 ‘ ‘ . 4 4 . ~ . 2 I ~ ~ 2 - ‘oy - s ot be ge a FER FETA FOF r had Mark C. Steinberg & MEMBERS New York, Chicago and St. Louis Stock Exchanges Chicago Board of Trade SONDS. STOCKS. GRAIN Fast Direct Private Wires Mezzanine, Boatmen’s Bank Bx Branch Office af Hotel pean: Garfield «600 St. Louis ‘’ * by s? Q . , - ' M 3 » a ~ ~— wh WER YO, WE, Wt, Il, bl, bes ace Bee EL . ¢ LS Mex 4 Guaranteed BM ONE Set aorcaee |b Bieroe OS Si toss toast tian 14t M Pac em 4 75 Za) 2%) 740 | a0h fo nie rt ae HL o101 mor tuk Lek (Paul Brown Building) KC} 33 * f i 4 fa75 7 ? a _ 35 ray; ae” t : wr rar he n "ip ai mn ‘ oan ; : en vat P 1 8 8 7 "6% , ; 42 . : : c | : : | Without Charged 3: siercws 1%: e285 oc8 ors) it rredgerers rosin rr * in) | ad Nersasaui a Sus ene nit tens | at PeeePess Be me) When you invest in Fidelity $ a Pp ds a an & ant | 8 Pub SE&G 54, 64 10; Bes ee NOTEM Bigs 54 10 ag Pew d oh ee | car iam pS; . airs S As G&E 6 ‘ 103 ‘ 103 5 104 Guaranteed First Mortgage Real “s : ; a At Estate Gold Bonds, you do not pay one cent for our guarantee,’ « - The merger of the pioneers in the field of record making, filing and protection, into one selling organ- The soundness and safety of Fi- | | | ization. was brought about in order to serve business celity Bonds are established ~*~ ; ~ N iR 4s Res Mot | | oe Te Rie 10816 10614 106%)... | . wheneachissucis prepared. The BH jo pon. inn 7: : W424 | 79 “tee M91, VAIL) go ve "| ont: | eeu ei ww th 5Y ‘ons’ T | 1 . Pa tenis more effici ntls and economi ills guarantecastopaymentofpring @ lieta RY ‘10h & | 89 & Ss a6 7 iS wes 4h L, 1043 a? . 2 Srcn ie a) 0 : ie ae ed iaitit 14212 | . ; ; 3 , sea Fo cipal aod interest at maturity a ah +e Se Be ite4 100" . 5 do Sia 75 B103% 103% 103% | 4. Goce we] tia) Bo 21S ildaty (BL.; 97%) 97. | 87. ; Each unit bas had noteworthy experience 1p Its re- shows ourconfdenceinourown @ 9). poi. ao. | | 3%! O2%/ 83 | . Ee FP 34 53 Ge rer fg fry 5 i. 2 snts oY L oo Lee ee. ae ehete tire fie Paper. And allof our resources, . 3 ” PortAlegre ) it p 2 . . A hn © Ms ) Zz 1008 , "NH&AH ’ Oy & 5 ky 11 * ; dieseek au ; , }4 spe 1] 8 experience and — ee ee ee oe sei a: an ty | ches cas} os | | 3 NYNHHdeh 3% 4 Ss, Ol ier 40 4.) 9; 3 Bi ogg Oo | OLteda | back of every bon - ¢ ahi ro. a uw] 35 | 00% 190% 100 . xKYX [ 4.65 | 75%) THR! 95% ouP€l. mn.) 31/7 1%, 3am! S fen win Pal 5b 92 a3 & me 83% |B Our booklet, “Your Moncy—Ie Sale le 23 HhWeik! . ; | a an ete ic eed ee ees IT NYORWIsi4 9 v2 ov: eee ae . | 2 Ue et ie : 745 | KARDEX vesement’', will be sent on request. meee? Rhinelbe U7 46.1 : - Pega pot hee i es NY # bt 30. 30 bg TR CRE By ein MI ts gs Oh 5 G8 Pet y 30) 6 i of . | - Denominations $100, $500, $1000 ’ te 5: : y3 1 838 Sou Col P 6 47 '100 3100 "100 1 NY Rys 6 65 A RO%) 85%) 5%] ft stand CTob | he ih. .ce dt Tee KT 1 8 | & Rim : 5: ‘ : Sou Bele 100 ow “ ° . ve . pes 1 Rio de } ., 1038 3% IVS BT5.: OS 203 (16: NYU ee 1 wyr G StandPub ei 4h . ot }- rom the Kardex Rand, the originators of \ isible 1 Rio de 23 24, 102! tand Mill 5 3 99% 99 ope i rie pi. “eet . mY ~ Stanie; Hts pene T - ehh, ge nie 1. | co : : roe = 3: Rio Grp 104% 104'y 104%, | tand Mill B% 435:100% 100% 100: : a tron Fo 4¥g! 34) if Trk 6 Reeords, comes many vears of experience 1n visual- |= Rotter 5 ] ‘ , tee} 110714, '107% Bie = . . P “ , . Qe ee t r Sante Me Arg 742 94% 8) | 3 Bter-Hotl 6 O9%) 99 izing business facts, controlling income and outgo with : | aceuracy and economy. | Se | hi 5 “gd . 5 200 * 1005 | | In the modern business organization. “‘KARDEX” | . 3 : : “- an . fe erat Fame on 5 461 4s ‘Wiesbddie «a a wer ; ere, OR 7 . 7 OR | 7. Fidelity Guarantees Every Bond 3) Sorin C&S 8 62) OHM 96 PBN 2 En SuSE Oey oe * (250 OSL rig 4 20 | OR, 981 Ftc... 26a 15% 4%2 160 - IntNG 6 ww10l a is ax necessary as the typewriter or adding machme. — 4° Soigs us SOOO S7y SV. 8) 97 Or . a —- Si So > > ted next . Rand. | Home or ag 608 Chemical Bidg. St. Leuls _ w York Life -% ee ; PF nM Nat'l Bank id= Cy 3 Denrer OF Se Ye a a ay Se, 0. .com-' : WW Bweden 6 he New o 1 Breen = I otncie wi) Getespa veces Ss") Roi me ules | 2 ada Gy el Sa S| «Cai g hy Siu ts 8 LIBRARY BUREAU 7 points ; | Za " : oe i } naa i °° ! pall 1 an 3 : Ay fp. 7 4 Ti aaa os % Bi | 7 ve Mie - 5 4c s p78 Qt O74 | gE price | | 00 | i - | 52 = i3 m8 os a 3 B39 % “ obey — ) : . %! pF 2 M ; Bly 10033 103 0 ‘s oS | Librarv Buy reau re D resents fj itty : ars of experi- $1,500,0 ’ : - ” 2 ; , i ‘ 7? My O 6, be ee pitrryeet fen tie ' ra ‘ eth wl | . . » ‘9 7 rH RIP 7% 55, 97%) OF) | OF | UT Wale 6 4! "t Phie! OF : 3 igh. Low. Cio ~ oP ig! enee in record work and that “follow: thru.’’ whieh on Cnester L. Jonzs ig Kind 5 : ar 3 ai 76 | 74 : Philinn a he cena acon art ford uN at ie PGA We on4 994 994 TT means the success of anv svstem. Alwavs the leader . ‘ * . * 7. : ‘ ete ma =) ; , ye? Re > eee “ et it} i ine ‘ ‘ oa _e NS 1 gh 4 "5 rd ‘ a OR &, Ht a | e . . ° — . % s . we e || Stores CorPpoRATION Ra ms rar) ant | ‘eat Ky C7 no 101% 108 Ath. EET. 41%! 41540 4194 | Boston Elevates ig |S he eee etre hs | in its field, it is fitting that Library Bureau now in- —r i Oy gg an West, ‘oh UF , 50) a le 4S 7 le Rh TP: Lg % ~-* ght “7 ' r bar) ‘ ‘ ee i) j . f - 9) ; . — ‘ ° ne . e ek of 10) || Secured 634% Gold Eas Foreman en) Beat! pst) est w PPS 48 8: i mens | ‘| port RLAP Be 480 one Eee Onan (ne © Bea Sie: 15%) 158 See 5107 ty 108M 108 Se 1097 39) troduces for the first time in filing history a five cea tee | |i Debenture Bonds INDUSTRIAL BONDS. Wrr Ry : tl R&P 6 | | “= leve!s "ad satenteoaniona | ee cL itdeu riage | ge | CEE EIR sigue age Ma spe Peds PP 51 NSPM 6%C116 115% 116 115 dra'ver letter cabinet with ‘‘self-starting’’ drawers. Ro 46 105) Tike lia te * Pet y > : 4f . ' ‘ Fp ee : re i ‘ ‘ -- kN . By m om an: (ye oo Sag GE (cowventisie) | 2 Ajax Rub | ig 105 bs Cerna i aa need ie . Chem « ; ire . 3 3, , | oss ” iad lions 1!) ' ¢ . | mn it bet af 11 : (i) oe vad 1. PpPote > , ~ —s Price to Yield | § to 6.57% Pper epot.| | According te Maturity pix tic « > iD apo t Lead oe @a~wyOcw sw? * beloved mother of Mre. Chester Buff R& “ : AR le ‘ ase A pag a Will. Jim. Morme. Mary and Juifa Dalton | hg da 10% | at ~~ a Derai.s ow Raequsst LORENZO E.- ANDERSON & CO. 711 ST. CHARLES 8T.- SAINT LOUIS > ot > ; 4. + . « . ; Lae a wre d Pa inc. spot if Ahearn an: OU ca gran - o> renience, 310 areon ross | |) gage “IAT 101% 101% 1014)... | 202 N. NINTH ST., (Paul Brown Bldg.) phn lant |e. eases &D | See 3 a Oo ws E. H. HEINEMAN, District Manager PHONES: MAIN 3796-7-8 wee -0 £35. — Drs ee nm

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TEE Seep oma Ie ey caihivaelal wh | heen ‘LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a , ety PAGE 44 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Bed TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 STL ; = é 2 i a 4 . | . : reet 1 in front of 1028 Chou- Bi | | 1 me: / ay . > ~~ was beaten by two white men, who; had slugged him With a revo V°F.) street o tates i a Swe _ ) Pp pular mics : ‘ is ; - > TI ave! Resort Ae WILLIAM B. THOMPSON ESTATE NOTED SCIENTISTS WILL BE tried to rob 3 on the street. and! Police were told there had bern a teau avenue. ; just Attach It to Your Light 4 Oo Vs i “ priced from Carl W. Rand of Los Angeles, Dr. | ;:: iiniie cae gp Pw a peli , h deat Radio You Can Get a Genuine Radiola as Low - ae ee ee $2.50 to $5 A. W. Adson of the Mayo Clinic at | years to the scientific study of this trouble. We also have a large selection of other designs . ; ' Fn, = : ) a _ = Rochester, Minn.; Dr, Loyal E. Inner Mysteries of Mheseeti ee tne and styles of Watches ranging in price from Sereina ; 4 . 3: #s : atk. Davis of the Northwestern Uni- ing facts overlooked by scientists for cen- $10.00 and up. . 5 che ) 2 ‘oan fi versity Medical School, Chicago: | jeties Pa"; Simply send a post card or A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article Selected Until Christmas Home A g: di yi | | | Maliowe a) ret: Clearwater, 20-H. Street. RS AT Elec- 3 mcd a HOTEL CHICAGO : De. C.A8. Dowmean of Atianta, Gs: | Sarat aero setae cat al iettt : 53 YEA erically : a > Beg 4 . ~ ' i a i e = . et . 3 a ierer, cu out this notice ‘ ° ® re CANOCL PM LASALLE C WELL Ts. | Dr. J. K. Keegan, dean of the) and hand this good news and oad bert D ranklin Since : . St. = : = , 2 " | Medical School of the University a cted friend. "All eho | send 912-1416 F 1886 Electric Co., 904 Pine be . #4 ae : ~ oo } by return mail without de : | SSS ee (of Nebraska, at Omaha; Dr./ any charge whatever OT ™ cpROUs 2. + z ‘it? ee ; DEPARTURE DATES Alluring itineraries covering PANAMA CANAL and J | Medical School, Washington, and a “ = i a JAN. 20 and FEB. 3 all worth-while points in PERU, BOLIVIA, CHILE, | Dr. E. B. Towne of the Leland 4 Be | - 1927 ARGENTINA, URUGUAY and BRAZIL "| ©|©6Stanford, Jr., University Medical : p; : j Be. Le’ } i : ' Duration 81 Davs The trave- ae i School, Palo Alto, Cal. [2 a 3 : k Pa Oe | . i y — - ncaa to the great Sout Con “ The guests of the society will be / = . : We cordially invite requests for programs Dr. Thor Jaeger of Wichita, Kan.; . 3 : ? a . ; Dr. R. Glenn Spurling of Louis-| : e ° e he : On It ‘A “emis ee \olstery is Jacquard velour—cushions are reversi! aco aie P @& **the kiddies Let them play 8: Be ae ee ete : ‘ a ag % nhl is aad davenport contains a full-size link spring bed. Comfortable Nachman spring units ang % grownups in these comfortable $f: ifs y 3 . = NSis e +h lo ’ + rT . 7 is 5 . A arge table and chair tha featured througho @ Rockers. They are beautifully : : j 7 es 8 slides under. and the finish is . made of solid oak, expertly ; eee 4 eye wainut or or solid oak ‘ \ constructed and beautifully ’ oe mit umber to be sold at . ao b : se : - . = & finished > | 3.43 . ’ oA ‘ . @ finished 3 by ; : ~ . ° A | $1.00 Cash Delivers This Set. wii % = cl t 0 re PS | I 1k % ty * Buy One for The Children vf : # ) 7 ’ i: NP POS Oe Oo OPP OO oe Pr GOSS SOBSSFISS3S93SCCOOO ; ane. a « : : gs Pei The Practical Xmas Gift imeteiss HE r = Queen Anne Chests Queen Anne Chests = ° ao! ee 2 ea! - . $20.00 Value, in » Oo | $40.00 Value, tn S oe Ss =_— Union's Xmas Union's Xmas , Sa . Sele at ... Sale at ne Pnnessee ,ain SENS NSN NS NEN ING NING ENN NN ENCE Re ete eee 0 aomnagee a ho as ohn athe heath S hee eae Sh SS SPU Sar ae ST PT A & [a | : Ba : * a > =, - > + ” * - “y * EZ Union's Xmas mons Amas 3 € Ss Te _ . . fee an sien table. whan lian pee of the Simplex alone. —— Ze = p Sale at ......---. oe eee ere - a yy - im - : nade your kitchen inadequate” - — =——= ; iiieaesdiliat date ang~ Unde dialed i ee Ha Soy This gleaming white enamel table . | Lakes every last bit of toil out of iron. F \Atiiont tine aoae te taneees | A On : PM BE ech, Ms Sempes makes 2 wo ing day. The Junior Simplex isattractive chrbaghost with genuine Ted Ten+ | ning and beautiful walnut ve > ie nessee cedar. neering # 3 5 - maculate and — smooth—snowy and portable. Can be used in the kitchen $3.00 Cash $5.00 Cash : i hae. «toa : ep LRRD 8 a Je oi » ea «> «eae oe > = ‘. . a % « = white—easy to clean’ Just the 7 & § : ‘ = . \, ehhe) ; : 1 right height for washing dishes either as an ironer or as an extra table. Petia k ‘ . ‘ , . : > E ee for making pies. Ideal fo: “a SSS 35593393 99SSSS6N9SSS599S9S555SSSSSSS999555SS55568 S80 POO FB BIOS S55 3S5FF5SS555SSS5655556658656539 3 *. hee THE GIFT FOR ALL THE FAMILY 4 P ibcessonsecccaconanmerasaes - : = —SOtiésCOMM«.:« uct. member of the Buy a World-Renowned Sone ane oe t + cutting out dresses and rompers, Irons dresses, men s shirts, all particu: for scissors cant easily mar this 9 Ba : ol is smoothness. Move the Simplex lar’ pieces, as well as flat work better ik 8 table anywhere convenient. It’s than by hand and in a fraction of the > — > x TI aly pond = = » rm ~ a as oa a — s > . 3 . S ¢ n small and portable as a sewing ma eo g : chine. The table top makes a con time. - » x . . a) a venient clothes-rack when you iron Cabinet Smokers ‘ N Freed - Eisemann oh as ~ ‘\ SRL RE i ub . 7 4 BS . — 1@ TS were ay - . | Pe LEVISAEISEDS SAILS EPID LID TTA OF 4 + 22 & $25 Vals.§ O73 3 Radio Set | Y te o ; | A Few Dollars Down S Ueka's Kanes JI § Pe {i STRANGE P , . | SE 6 «ch niclee % N 4) ; | QM SOMMMMELIPA . q , > . ? , ’ . . POOH EES | MEO RBS A Mth be hele BA! Lire Md et : ¢ “16 3 12 or 18 Months to Pav WO beautifully designed : . Ti Rieke oes e 0 | > ‘£4 cy se PY | . | Smoker Cabinets not pure § : Tube Set Sai, Q5: [| XE ; oe - > , , , . +} > #Geetegal : o | Splege iF = el The cost is surprisingly low for this new # iy! pulseuncntal! One is an & § onoteesosce: 2 Dae tt AC : q: | E: if ae “| NN Junior Simplex and. spread out over | pe end table with smokers’ & . UU fig ANA . 4 E afm we : | | >» © Priced complete with a! ON Tk) a ° : 2 — ee such a long period, you I] never Miss the | si equipment and inside,humi- . dow ition mt wal $147.25 a8 ‘ ‘od 4 : _ } - i 3 : : * ‘ accessories, | - : e é E. 3 4 Nj paymerts. Ps dor, the other has a separate . x SHS BSS EAL | eerebeeT i eee ; : : ) ; : : Fi magazine shelf and humidor. . A a 2 Ht ii ; ts Delivery Now, or Christmas; Order From is © SS ies Gee ; Pn | ‘ id L manhogans enee iis is a ¥ iaertu cea ae Se - y ot $ ? / $1.00 ( ash Dein ers @ ‘ ‘ performing Set and includes a buwilt-fn —— = : ia i. e i UNION ELE me . Smoker Cabinet Ki . loud speaker. Hear it at the Union. Be : , be * : C TRIC LIGHT AND PO V4 E - » , & Use Our Easy Budget Plan , & aS it : | R CO. nf lococecocsssossessosssssessecsessessese LSFSSSSSSSO ened See Pa PP Pa Pee aaa Saea tf 6 68. : re ~ : K 12th and Locust MAin 3220 Ry i a A gina ; SFEFCSSCCPOSSOSS SDSS SS FFFOOCSCOOSOSSC ai $4 Ny : : : Monthly Payments on Your Light Bills ri OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. 4 ; a as 4 | : : : ; ‘ a > s : + x ri : FAMOUS-BARR CO. STIX, BAER & FULLER : : ae -f oe sement Gallery Eleetri Sh Fir ty - ‘ : i oo @& Be ce ae. Phone GArfielg 5900 et aioe aaa sf : — a @ - . . " nd , : - Ss § 2 we 4 a SCRUGGS.-V ANDER VOORT-BARNEY i. : i i} Electric Sheop—Basement Phone GArfield T5000 $f ‘ Ps mate, 2 a ae ; s DOMESTIC ELECTRIC CO., Distributors # 2. eee 908 Pine Street GArfield 2600 sf a - Billy, a chi ee” ’ inas : 4 and the huge rock python ! es Or One of Our Many Sales Representatives j li 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street q acai: Saving, i . Sy ae a cae OOOO OOO OOO 0 OOOO “¢ i f ’ YY $ ’

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he “se [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH] © AN SS SS CSS : \ : SS s SN. (\ Rommecerncet Home Reading and Women’s Features to Your Light Socket Popular Comics eg aatanes toc: set News Photographs JIOLA 28 ii UPER-HETERODYNE or Superior Reception and Best Tonal Quality Complete—$353 ) Ps ee pani we ae Bags ee i is se acer es See is gra ve $260 Y/.7;' —, ni A Demonstration in Your Home NO OBLIGATION Terms if Desired Get a Genuine Radiola as Low as $115 4 3 ea 3455 _ Pine St. 3456 W CL Wyo Wo MMMM, \ 4) } . = = TUESDAY, DECEMBBSR i, 1926 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1926 WANN PAGE 15 | ééécchddddddddddddddedddmm E : Geena LLL EEELEEC0AAAAABABABA.- ZEZAB00AAAAAAAAAAAAUE’™ Ty Vitti ge A NF ee MIRCAEE HE LLTESES Sagas Sab aasaascresesccerce ty fe Zn Pe Ree fn OO aie, > epee ee a Po £0 ky tr A “ae en: Sepia. Diese” Se 8 FOCAI MES 4 MEME FOAL A IMMA IAM ESM A (4h tst ‘sh OF EMO Be NB OS Pee” BER» Be Pe fo lea capi Sy Ren ee RRS nein oa, AOE eee RR BEY TR OT ER. SME aeRO ia 4 aes Won ale ahaa . $ ’ Phy ph PLO? 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MQ 4 Wy 4%,” Ja “yy — Ngliae: Usha valine ts ag *. +y “yy x“ eR fi ‘ 4 4% : as Peornem anette Week ee ely Pon eel oer Ly FLYING KNIGHT’S LADY ddd Md AMAA MRMMABRLMLALRLMLMMLM LER Be mt J ‘ a _.*. se RGR ete oe Sy S20 a mare i Se ~ By Oe Ry ee Sgt tet PK eT AE Koy Pe = enone se TOR oe yn Oe re Pa Oa ge ~ nae ee 4 oe ay Or te v, . Fo ae nO Sp RR A tne “ - » : x, us é P5 APL LG LVS SIOIISY NDP TV ALITTLE MOOV ‘SS S WINK g9 QQnns ‘\ OO WO WG NOY SWZ WS Se hee a IRENE RS rage ae ee See ea WW The theory that music can do much to hasten the convalescence of the sick was given the first of a series of tests at the City Hospital recently, under the auspices of the Board of Religious Organizations. This photo- graph was made while several women patients were listening to the pro- gram given by Mrs. Carl Hoffman, violinist; Mrs. E. A. Porter, pianist, - and Miss Helen Musick, soloist. —By s Post-Dispatch etaff photographer NO OWW WSS OY ESTADSSANANWA» WH Vee Soccer a as > oak * ae) % x oe ~. . : AS, as ey » es ~s Sn SS . ae Y ‘ Sea Soe Oe . Ore Sh” “ ‘ ‘ . os) ‘ “rs Se ‘ ~S BEA KOO OOOOOOION . oe. . a We > . . we 2 - ‘ * ate. : . ats Rn ons . wit > oes “e ra ° SS a = w » . > ; Do PR RS See y s \) Soe AON ea “Se : a ~ : : ee sasaetts é . - ? Ws a lil * ‘ . AAA WN _* \ SION sees MMR y ‘S ; > > ~ SY SN - . NS SX GZ % Uillyyuiiiyyy Vi YY WELLE WL gddddddddddddddddddddeddddddd dd ee GY Y q Y Large Solid Oak Yo ROMANCE OF THEZ J, Jw TENNIS COURTS 7% yy . 4 COOL EEEZEZCEEEZAEAE’ Voi saat re Rocker for Children Yi $3.50 Value. in \. Union's Xmas ea WS MON ellent surprise gift for lies. Let them play i these comfortable y are beautifully Olld Oak expertly and beautifully MOOoowWw qi 1! a ¢ 7 i Hi A Ff . ¢ f Buy One for The Children a A " . 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Ebeling Jr., manager of a cigar store at 1927 North Grand boulevard, who followed robbers with a pistol, but was un- able to fire directly at them when a woman inadvertently stepped between him and the fleeing men. -—Rr @ Post-Dispatch staff photosrephrr ny “du siddiididéiailil£uliiiiiésé) Y daddies: SRO. Sh, .. oe ¥ 4 th > Obs AAA aAPAAA AAO IAT Ylttt tht tiitii ipso" Lady Cobham, wife of Sir Alan Cobham, noted’ British aviator, photographed as she left the White House fecently after she and her husband had been received by President Coolidge. ~—Henry Miller nhot« ‘a ‘4 a 7 Y LL EF) >, Wy ULE CEEEEZEZEAZZEZZZEAAZE, ummmusildltiipy, Deniiisicz Miss Marion Angell, daughter of Dr. James R. Angell, will become the bride of William Rockefeller McAlpin, whose mother is a niece of John D. Rockefeller ~Hrnr: M ‘ler ahete VG SS MM HN SN ,* jp bags MOQ NY ~ XS OH \ RAY SSN MOOS SS CERABQ 9s WS RX S SS} “// Wyyyyyppt?? Mn =~ SS WN Solomon” P.~ Joel,” “diamond king” of South Africa, and Mrs. Joel, who, though her hus- band recently has been making every effort to reduce the dia- mond shipments from Africa. seems to prefer pearls. -— i eystone WOMAN abeaane ™ ud 5 RR AAQVQKQAAAYS WH —..* |" "0.0 , TO PURSUE hth, S44 cccasesencstosrweosesosacsorssosceoscsccessnesonseenetlenaae Ys COREE EFEFEEELEREBEEPEELEEEREDEEEEEEFEBEEOBREPEE EE © EEE FT LAFEPELPPEPEPEEEREREREROEEL EE SHH S AH AOH EHLERS : oA oe . e v Me ~., y . — Weegee ce ccccrs rected @ hat GIPUIOT ee ‘ servant tFs, are YY SILA , Af / 7 . 7, JZ Si tt, ff ,, ype eruwwee, iE POR RE Ce ARMORED MOTOR CYCLES FOR MHA WMMMiMiiAWWRBWNVWNVWPYs Sa oe ROD NS RRS ROR MANES WRONG ~ ARP AVA ’ . > 2 ~ . . “> ' 4 a > — . . . oe “8 ~ 2 ‘ a" : > _ i 4 . : . Ce . Vere Soy » NS SRE Oa a SS WSs SS SSS SSeS S ’ ° : ‘ . ~ 4‘ hy 7 \y o . Ss . .. . 5 . & SMI APSR WS oN SNe Se Sees i ae t . Q . % ae oe ‘ ~S \ A a eS ea . ss oe - : 5 Sk 4 \ . 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PAGE 46 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine Page RRR ae v4 ne nip Hite " re : IPS Ae stad oe Moun Sui a Ve ROR he Lie ia ~~ \. - . suits of th “eipiggrate . > i 4 groaned after she stood up/y . ; uy] ; oe is ‘4 : ari ) same. Bei e long me, and & | ' "i . ; y ; ‘gy | > * 2 | ' . aes os 3 Eng ming, OS SO els i having lain on the floor a ; ’ Sti EE -" i ‘ ? ‘ ir} — , w™ : idZ hd te 5 = om. Other than that anol , me 4 : t -— +e e * by elie awe Hy ™ ain Lehemeeitons, Riad » Ae ie: wt ° a Sea She lores him. >>d 7 a.) | : ) | : r j | , =) % t ' ' a 7} » : ; ‘a 44 “ . - : - a . . i : y a : s — A ¢ : ‘ OTTES Ltt. ; +1 . i Me " ; | mt ie ve ‘ place ee , , Toa eas fs 7 tear.” gsmited the instrue+|i” ~ i . YUa § Uimi i re? % 4 o ' ; CnO; The teek > Paice if : ae i es " a : She would do anyt d to make him happ: : ne : nF, - ; this ty saat ee aie . dl “ingen t Make such @ fuss, he 4 p " | at o ‘ r deg . , i , . . . . y x. * OF to ise i138 body in such F a - Iie Sui i . ft ? o } . } . ‘ sa 7 . ¥ sp ™ 2% : t : Hah Sa p ; ;* ” . ‘+ a te v - - ‘ ss ‘ « -_ i ; . ‘ ? ‘ +haft no a rain faiis on any ; Even wher lif —? ' spade and. after th p> ;— ; : the differen in the ~ eae ; and | does, every artner | } ! Tt . 1 > : ie +1 7 rat é*a it ; tg. ne a ~ . ' . . . L : ' ' : ta ‘ a : § ‘ 3 &4 ' 23 : : e s; a n 4 be She has nice eyes, perfect health. $mi } i eo e— \, i esi coe & Sf if . ; most im ) , ee North conld hes a sc! A hap -. ar - J 4 - Be ; Z q 2 : / . * ~ ww as ** 4 % - ‘ : 4 : ss - | Be ‘j { a b amiable disposition. : : | "| y ie | am n a choice. oe es oe . preference fo: - | 5é geal . - | | | FF avy asf oe | et al thee . eae M Study the Animals«. e r Fi #8 P j , 5 rum 3 ' + : vliies ‘. . .- } > ? 7 Pri. . ‘ “ 7 be “4 ; a ‘ z ; : . oe oe } .. iG ste. “Thi 4. feeling your if an ani She was born to be a wife and mothe: _ == 7 | je Li | whe a eee ather th: one ¢ Sa ey ee. iS . ~ing as one, you forget youriy ° ° . t | : . ’ i / Orr ie ‘ ' ee ee ee Oe die — | stubborn body, and thei a iy — : P ‘ a, j sae ; | » ¢} en hot. ms — a4 ‘ ad Sein . = ” alia aa = . . - ws ople highly approve of her | | j . i . : me contra ie fir: ing that you 6&0 G7 of} - } | 1 | | Ae eet ee a — "es learned your lesson Troma ia , ; te partner when it is possib! aw mee _ imal. Even in close quart) any catch the pecul P| a te ee en Dee ee Py ae Ae Te ie Ce. eee Be Serle 2 A so eke 0» : ‘ A tlie 5 Ke AS) She understands him mie ee ig SN ON rat lege i eee RS sea at iy bat le * Se ‘ = oo ae ah WtorF oe x gat Ma: VRE. oN ign allay Aap aie ma attest echs J hey a r vine aber SOR iss i Dea abla Hee Bad vations > 2 ‘ we Abad ae toate } F Pg 5k -d medium.” 3%, 2 ; a Eee . ade Wad aa . oa i , i ca lie Bill : ” th: +h nartne North hol j 2 King-Jack-2-gg ‘hat exercise 12 | | «-King-Queen-x-x. Disgaa ~4 find yourself rather weary ee beg for mercy wouldn't you?” Jucen-10-=-aag gy f imagine I would.” Jack-x-x. DReg@ “Why?” | telen hesitated, then came, “Be- cuuse imagination and interest. would lie dormant.” “Just that, Mrs Crane. Without? their co-operation no amount off physical exertion will have more) RDINARILY one would } than a iirtited beneficial effect. In tate to give a picture as a gift '$ . re feeling yourself an animal Jem ‘it were heice : "ae body Fill become infused with the He loves a frivolous, irre ible little thin e@ lives in the , ee pte wmteerent te wear: 3 ‘a =rhythm of motion - pons particular wrong street, $s with the wrong set of people. uses tf] rong bran | v7 ott Ue Re ; teres 1 things American one “A pence ese myst a ene you are imitating. ees ; : ; , ; . “Sg . ~ | - pif anes —. ; ) m4 seria “am ae age! Ee . s 3 By WINIFRED BLACK. erates ; i s ; 7. . — » 1 ¢ ia te ¥ . AP eu ¥ ee a : ; > ¥ , on . ry ts balcony a | igh | he gay little efty im the helow—the singer. tae i 4 pve lot of OTHER men love her | +* s : x _ :. hner-——Of course'!—and iive happilv—for ; | n > he newest adaptation of REPRESENTS al | SE ee : node is shown in an evenin QUALITY AT PO * , th ) | i ee ail , en PRICE. oe he world and the wom- PS WAL SER. ee cmon te needed ma . 3 Pa Pad =. ST find ff the lees is ad = ng her arms oe Parking W ith Peggy —— mene Rides Mio L2Umm OC _ = Ss. “MAlm Ttll fer an Expert 7 fand taking the : (whole moun- ’ r : _ : vad ' x r 7 ‘6. 7 T ca Té ? ; 4 say , ~ a4 Bo ee 2 558 —_— in Lin range iu- K & B BEAUTY SHOPPE f° = *= SP —— rtrd Bes ; 3 — ever falt E eS } +3 . a P =: 5 see + ee } 3 oH b 7 Z SS ‘ a . 5 aa 4 ce, ae J ¢ ‘ a > 4 ae ay § a i Pie i Wine lecAR ea wid n> waa Sg eae EY wild . BERT, a Re iii a tiie f a: a MBAs he ons ite | ie Me ees cotas 5 > rly with a lis told me to get for has all b > ciothas ready home—about six cupboard When he is going to wear them I ¢ was just SCONE PR ease Sila ypc! BF pan» wat Deiat A?” oes es . ed 7”, Nn No SINC Ey gig abil ept aE ‘ ee: re bs esas re oe tae se eee “ety woman. “I haven't been bored? oric nd o ne i : . +. Aimad of Spr¢€ : -~Dm- 1 dee ad ——— ae ma ua once and we've never even piayed SOan root hn k } ton , 4ciia or : — , a : Bike i Oe ] . Gh. 7 ; . | aSKeOd ; : ' is * > don ° ¥he wedicis i ati | : ; f One single game of bridge.” | L de c witt hed la fr he Yenwhan | . i i Sotory , | - ~ tt freight OVW Fol \ , : J ae oe I resh :air company a iia — e > eaves FRIGCHTE . oe o gee ' rator Watch rou don " ; ie 23a wes nickel a whitf—why My mm roeth brus!] . j — , “7 rou ik . whole world) world £0 round in need of sleep. : | jane di'v | i iephone " the id war’ 4 g . Y . n : . 2 ™ = e eas 4 Tey erm: 4 ry , 4 7 : ie ind a .- mo ae, OW ir ;° —- we OoY ¢on Trou pu. your mind | ’ t een? Br : | . : asightiy 4 . m it asked the society womami] tht ’ | M 7 : developed. — Disraeli! | lave used th or 1! nd re- ped ae nh hk kb kk hen aa atatata*ntate Bi. , Be ty Baan ~ Fears, and re CC ine | ye : | 1 ported the resus to others. You see the - he heme FHiida is coming temorrow T and Thursday. before they arrive 2 z ‘ ~ : ults 3 - eset SPECIAL THIS WEEK ~ a ; —_ , ! em as genes may everyone ee Sars PON GT me we pe 2 ; aS : a —t SLi. Mere 1S NOUURZ More dishguring than a goiter. Cotte | —_—- d gland (due com” Tn and clean up the house Thank The use of Marmola requires ro ab- and other deficiencies of the thvro: » fr -« Se . . lack of iodine in the diet) are common human ailment have done before you. Watch the reduc. and at table, will prevent simple goiter a: These delicious haddock Do this now, for your own sake. Ex- heaven I remembered to send out fault. you are displeased 4 == 5 9% a som ‘ ‘ marcel for just Se Catena Bane > tempting frm Sah ' ~~. The Way a HARD S 4 itul and - $17 St.Louis Academy | F | T - 01 ! ei tHe onty IODIZED SALT @) xenicuors ? a - - _ . Marcel or You should learn this fact. as mil i te reguiar use of Hardy’s Iodized Salr ORTY Fathom Fish bring 2 be . pon, watch the gain in vitality. You will thyroid gland healthy; thus insuring a firm an ease : : ) sea are absolutely fresh flavor. Bay end how the reduction lasts. Go Pt iodine recommenced by physicians. Yet in taste, color Richiy veneer of oc, ined with gea- Qaick service, cenvenient heurs« and cheerful operatory—reu will itke us. x a ~ | OPP PP PP LE lal a Ce ee ee - > - Be eure to keep rour emergen-r enelf stecked up with the requisite —e ne ehUhcehUhcrhlULr ee. ee he ae. ee. ee ee 6 es ae ee es ao ‘ 4 zy ib id suppl of canned and Packed foods. : Beauty Culture Market at Eleventh : Buy peantts and treat rour fam Ty te a peanct loaf instead of meut oro a Ain sees -_ fer a change | | — SSS “or All Cooking - - Gor Table Ue & ‘ ee ee er ae or eee eon we _ — | : Pa

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ea mig See al TT: Mh Sain Kt HRY rae : 3 hid Sy eg ee IRL Lr PIE ERI RE RET NS ¥ HY phe BOP 1926, _ PAGE 47 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ee OL AE he St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine Page 1 | ’ | $03 | Just the Weather || : : F WITES ATION _MODISH MITZI “*wistic” By Jay V.Jey|| Children’s Bedtime Story ||, R&cIPss FROM O : | EF — By THORNTON W. BURGESS. I) My Old irginia ERTSON | - =| Cook Book” MILLER Pepper Hash. UT through a grinder 12 Helen Imitates.a Bear. /you'll recall that iz is the order in THAD heen a long stretch since | Which the bear placed his feet | red peppers, 12 green pep- , P pers and 15 onions. Cover , : ;when he was waliinr.” “@ tea! ™ alin. Helen's childhood. She grun | les aie ates a are, said these with bolling water and let stand for 10 minutes and then | id groaned after she stood up train Now cover them again al rhythm instructor, “that the Graim, 4 having lain on the floor a ° with a mixture of vinegar and . after : : few times your mind will be occu- minutes. Other than that she ; | od plain pied with the miechanics of four- that winter really had arrived. | F , ie e : 2 didnt com: footed walking. Hut soon ‘ where each was and how each was) | planning to spend the winter. So | water consisting of two parts water and one part vinegar, and “fhe bear,” smiled the instruc- | . you'll “doesn’t make such a fuss, he | automatically put Jorward the right : tor, ; sith ‘ “ Peter promptly started out to ma'‘c | | the rounds. He started out the very ’ let stand for 20 minutes and | | en drain again. Now add i s how to use his body in such hand or the right foot. then you'll | saan of “aie pa cnpalla 3 cups of pitta that no strain falls on any ae Ped “0 the Faythn of the brown sugar, 3 teapsoonfuls of | ie 4 tina | , @ heavy rolliviz first | ; | oer eee oe ‘to one side ot to the othe i night after Johnny Chuck closcd | '| salt and 3 teaspoonfuls of cel ™ muscle is in perfect shape to bear | or want you en ww, gee 1 his door and went to bed for the | ery seed. Mix all together. | eit.” Gieet Raekees win’: ‘ rset ia | rest of the winter. Johnny's house | Cook for 20 minutes, put in jars BT peas We ees | «iene, was the first place Peter visited. and seal. . that have not been tuxed before r . ; : a ; ' and they'll no doub: : ‘ fF % oo , 'He knew that Johnny had been! — Isut / ‘awake on the day ~»previoua be- | cause he had stopped to pass the) time of day with him. Then dur-| (Copyright. 1926.) : you must,persist. Ynat is ths only: | , reasi ™ sekward stubborn body, and the: . ond ih 5 ha el only J reasing the siz “— aw A way in which you can siecnderize > Si26 Of THE ars: thing that you are aware of) | a. 7 : f “ ] ‘your body. And that Vou are very ing the night Jack Frost and " jg—you've learned your /esson from eager to 40 in the next few wee! 0 Sht vas Wi the animal. Even in close quar- a ge) in ag eepuidl tough Brother Nerth Wind had ‘ 'spread a blanket of snow. As soon as it began oe waits: se ANGE ters you can catch. the peculiar ee ee she smilsd. Helen's | name) be discussed tomorrgwe aning swing of their bodies, If 1 S8rce ns nod answered that ade- | F POLLS | Peter thought of Johnny Chuck. “IT wonder what Johnny will do | when it does that I have to sf; gets hard. Has rassment 1. Sp.: King-Queen-x-x-y gee to you—bend r quately. : - HUB were to say to you—bend over your |“ ,,,, nt es en. : ake the Ace-King-Jack-x-x, DIi.: x- | = ‘ ia ne th ng more ahpout the bear X. CIB tead incn by inch until your body now?” said Peter to himself. “yt | He kicked up his long heels and\at home until it | wonder if he will keep on with that | away he started, lipperty- ‘Buster Bear gone to bed yet ™ example, Ace, Stmabies like @ jack-knife, and|~°"° W° £0 on to the seal. I! — holds; 2? aE 8+ that exercise 12 or 15 times, | “O"C*™ ** You've observed the odd (Copyright, 1926.) > repea silly idea of his of keeping awake | lipperty-lip Be entree nese 8 |} through the winter?” . that! Di: zx Ge wud find yourself rather weary way a bear has of gearing up on his lined Gl P: n loves, So Peter had remained all day . 3 + | Hind legs?’’ A | ) and beg for mercy wouldn't you?” | With - 7 7 ) ys | Ww : is | th puckered brow Helen was | eg | ; ) » : f imagine I would. ‘doing her utmost to !ncita a vivid d | , A> Gl 2 ; “patch. Then | ind brought the snow. ‘Well,’ NEW YORK.—The time is rag: in the dear Old Briar-patch. Then, | oe ‘ , 51... + Said Peter, “I suppose I won't s*e;idly approaching when in the just as soon as the first Black " Jerry Muskrat again before! North, at least, lined gloves will “Why?” memory hesitated, then came, “Be- mes ple ‘ee Helen They raise fore-legs siow!ty, Shadows came creeping out from) spring.” Then he turne? aad made' the Purple Hills he had kicke.l'. = | . | become a decided comfort if not a These hand coverings Page on Auction Dr Ic se J Mitton C. Work $= | : TRANS INSTALMENT XIII. A, ei A : i) 5 we: * P — ee i —~ MARY CULBERTSON Peter Goes the Rounds is: Hi.: Ace-King. CC} Ll length | Heart. and fy equal ‘two clubs, F-eVihtiin Oe over an Adve It North ee then. Iiweo important v Who wants the news must go about, | For that’s the way to find things out. the | [ ) | —Peter Rabbit. first { P ETER RABBIT was much con: , cerned about his neighbors now | That is to say, hé wanted to know Spades, ttn RNY “SR a a weit tor having passed ) 4 i]. longer: ,ould we to show hig p , arts, the suit fn geome | but in Order - : nave to ine iis partner's bid (wt “ a rickless hand. he : o Spades, fg " ’ bid had been and, after the adverse M . had called two H could ha Vea Passed to ir os » . Dd ie me 1d or . Study the Animals. re "~~ it > 7. ne ; ‘4 ie oP ™ could } *,, feeling yourself an animal, | ' y! a iif of two Sr mm 3 rt Ee a E ing as one, you forget your either event ‘coula c os ence for he sanie Sa nie is the to the With hate to do.) to ever, the Spade Sp: so he y liearts, Older has important Qr to se- is longer. e in the mo te e should = with a tiner has nh one of to mak cess and Biven tu Bsible for iues, size as cacy 1? — OveTCaii Tx first South North preference be byes TY? his show Nn rebel. and without ine contract. Ir aaa ‘if we have a lot of snow I can gt ‘around and they can't. So I hope ‘it will snow and snow and snow and snow. “TT don’t,” declared Peter prompt- ‘ly. “It’s all very well for you, bu: Polly has just discovered that the telephone wires are all down, too. She put on this pretty blue wool crepe dress with its flat felt flower just especially so she could feel pretty when she tele- phoned Bill to come up for Sunday. And that’s They drove into the country for the weekend and last night there was a blizzard. Aunt Sophia is knocking at Mitzi’s door to tell her that the water pipes are frozen. As she does so, just admire for a moment Aunt Sophia's kashmir frock with tucked lines. liow do rou thing bid he 5 should _ They will a following Sat to snow/| 2 me se Pi BARS 0 hy “es - - es arate 2 eg pe Ne Sp.: Wing-Jack-x-x.-,y, Ace-King-Queen-x-x. 4 S Sp.: Quecen-10-x-x-x-¢ Di.: = e/ ett BS Ace-King-Jack-x-x, . ce-Queen Jack-x-x. (Copsright, 1928.) n nterest cause imagination and 1 ©S* swinging from side to side all the J would lie dormant. lw nti! en ; al | , : “| for the Green Forest. When he got! “tuet that, Mrs. Crane. Without | while until they are in an upright \ H ti } ‘ up his heels in the jolliest way, wit is a ij 1 the | necessity Jus is : : , position, don’t they?” | : | : : 'for Peter dearly loves the snow and | °YeF there he found Jumper the; ™ their co-operation no amount Of uwyist right.” agreed the instruc. | wtarted iemert) = Mepeste “sain! Hare trying out his snowshoes. You/| must. fit only one point—the naga on sce bot lett tor delightedly. ae = Ce has indeed a I st raight for Johnny Chuck's house. beng. ore pre Ps esc wrist. The palms and fingers are oS Erte 2 Peete most individual way o/: reariig up | When he got there he looked . eee eed ek | loose and big and so are the gaunt- & let cuffs, but the wrist is gathere:! for | ‘ , mi Vol , . vided especially for eyed et ca Saori a “ies (on his hind legs. But when you Johnny’s tracks. There were oth- the saat ake seek wae in good ‘fh ? ‘4 ‘' se ¢ : . . . ; 2 x . y , . oe * body will become in 16 ‘follow that position of his, let your | p close with an elastic band or strap. —— LOLOL LO TO gl OL LOL am smn THE RHYMING |} OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis OP ed on > itts at Bevans uld hesi- as a gift choice. , > er tracks there right on Johnny’s he doorstep. There were the footprints 'mor, “Hello, Peter,”’ _ried. | — rérsal in AT) one present- pne knew int. T) m to use to mr "SED to rr ‘e. . Thanksgiy bleak and With ee iaSi oe a6 aie > 7 f ba nag tn, fe “> Nove Ti Ve .* . i@aves Autunin’s pomp and pageant! | rhythm of motion of the particular | back droop over, and your arms hang loosely from your shouiders. | Imitating a Bear. They will swing with the bear “Let's place our hands flat on irhythm. Feet must be fairly wide the floor. Now, with them we'll | apart, shifting the weignt from one walk away from our feet. Your to the other in that rolling motion. = agra: te | trunk must be suspended. AnJ a|When you succeed in infusing the | cheer and gl bear has no hump on his back— animal rhythm into your body, if or The straighten out that ‘camel’s hump’! only for a few minu‘*s at a time, board he@p@h as much as you can,” the rhythm you'll do much towecd loosening Seabee: tructor smiled. thoge tight joints of yours, and it eaped and stem “Now are will also strengthen your flabby Came sullen , and flame a ‘ing only t id mam Vit you perfectly Hy WOLF, ! Ha a wi ‘Dad comes in with “al more cheerful news. It “Why. how gloomy you all look,” says Mitzi of Blacky the Crow; there footprints of Danny the ‘all about, he couldn’t find a sin- 'gle footprint of Johnny Peter poked his head inside. *H21- | | more | Jurmper. ‘lo, Johnny Chuck,” said he. Peter got no reply. He shouldn't ‘have expected one, because ‘the winter he would have eynr ") -had Johnny not gone to bed for been asleep at that hour. Peter crept in, | *Isn’ i rreat ?’’ were | t this gr Meadow | j ; i | Mouse. But, though Peter looked | | but I hope Chuck. | i i ; “I suppose it is if you say so,’’| SELF- eter, “It’ l ow, but T hope we won't have much! Wane RISING we | more snow.” | CS. CORN MEAL And I hope we'll have a lot} for Corn Bread, G $ or snow,’ retorted his Cousin | . “T hope it will snow and | Corn Sticks— ‘snow and do it soon. In this kind) of snow Reddy Fox and Old Maa)| ‘Coyote and Yowler the Bobcat get. .around without any difficulty: but ase REO TRTo or ee lehest : 2S hattted SE ath SNM A MEAN ee atic eas Rene Rta LAAT AS: clin Megs ac cml ake PORT Se CORN RE ap ter r ° 3 4 ‘ DN Fan sa ae De MAMAS ih. 9 SAR ° . . ts + Benn Pane Clow Nan A PF Pe . - e , —* ee —— ’ as yen on — . eee ‘ ¥e ; : 3 baie | ’ » 7 ioved iG@OoOunSs ; but he didn’t creep far. He had| gone but a little way when he, bumped his nose agsinst a wll of | dirt. He understood then. “Johnny | has given up,” said Peter to him-/| m sera saws a sees “He has gone to bed for the two crowns Which is guaranteed ‘o winter. T won’t see Johnny or Polly! actinic rays, which pro-: again until next spring.’’ duce sunstroke. The hats may be; Peter sighed. “It must be ‘iice,” | worn eithér single or double, ,said he, “to be sure of being alive cording to the strength of the sun’s, When spring comes. But, oh my | err | rays. cient blizzard. heat a house as well as a furnace! wool, orb Aap lit has taken to her striped Dad to his thickest sweater. S self. COBCUT CORN Fresh Corn Off the Cob A Real Family Treat AT ALL’ GROCERS THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE _— One cup of this ready-to-use corn meal, *4 cup cold water, 1 table spoonful melted shortening. Mir well and bake. No failures. Try it. F. B. CHAMBERLAIN CO. 1847 ..: Eightieth Year . . . 1927 Fashion Jottings. 'in gold colored rhinestones are ef- The brim of the small hat i!s Fecuve. ‘ . gaining in width, the newest mod- els showing brims from two. to ‘three inches wide. - » or ings. | exclude the -finighed ascends a paean on my we ° eli-known this bounty. love of course each day Thanksgi ts > 1% or : aay 9 Fs ahha linke ite . Pigs, Among the new blouse colors Is LC ad Mother Goose, which is a soft tan: a grayblue is known as Sistine, and Athenia is a shade between tan and) friends; goodness, what a lot they do miss!”’ | He kicked up his long heels and | ‘away-he started lipperty-lipperty- | ‘lip, straight for the Smiling Pool. | foreign ideas! ag goon as he got there he looked the type fonts) over toward Jerry Muskrat’s ho-. (‘ti felt use er The a = a Sul “0- have gland, are one 5 Vien ian spe ‘ial iit! ha is Lost purses and money are } over the stored almost daily through PO 4 : DISPATCH wants. “Most pe mat when - ; ie wre honest” and return articles f © the fur find if the loss is advertised. C€ p tO waist. MAin 1111 for an Expert Ad 1. Ves wie Lpiadl mn o i ‘~ ae 7 4 e noe heels straps, %$ wheat digestible. For thirty-five oa years SHREDDED WHEAT has | cil esook Maal, | 4 een 42 been the favorite in millions of Red Label beederlad bec “ homes. Each and every shred is perigee =. Pay next year! with this coupon and you will receive a copy of Ida Bailey Allen’s wonderful: new Cook Book, beauti- fully bound, 112 pages of unusual recipes. Write Corn Products Refin- ing Company, P.O. Box161,N.Y.C. . t contains the exact amount of by physicians. Yet in taste, color, Eee-running qualities, ic is just like Ne table salt. Beautiful and practic 2) . . 3 $1 7 Rpys_ | ED SALT @ | McNICHOLS & - ~ Gor Table Use | a eeevene® > Only the McCall Print- ed Pattern has the fea- tures that do away with mistakes in sewing—a printed cutting line and printed directions on every piece. On sale in our pattern section in many smart new styles. (Second Floor.) Stix, Baer & Fuller GRAND-LEADER EvrzaBetH ArpEN’s Venetian Toslet Preparations are on sale at Scruggs, Vandervoort-Barney Famous-Barr Company Stix, Baer & Fuller Company Erreasetrn Arver, 673 Fifth Avenue, New York newnew: 2¢ Old Rond Street pants: 2 rue dele Pole » a Cedar Chest. toned walnut - , . . ‘wiel si {i “ Richly veneer on a lined with gen- uine Tennessee red cedar. gu 4s ; " 2 ED EE EE ED ED) EE OED) AE ED) ED) GE De) eee) eee = : ; -— tied th ee f.

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The only war bends} me 5° issued was by the ‘orma- "| of speciaj ‘mprevement dis i i@gisiative act wae | ‘Oo form a district. nd several others saw in fon an oppertunity for gen to operate to ad- “tif «tf aa Sanne 8 PORN. Dy £ fit ty Bit eid Pg ah Meal, ree rm MAKIN VOTES | | EVERY MUINUTE- FOR oC SE es i, - — > ie ; | 4 ' f + LR | / (f/f, Of / | ye ; | | uu | , > (f/f 7, | YE SF PP : ‘<< in bie stery had “AY ON DE FR. wy HAT 1 : ’ : . ., . a rd 4 =. . J ’ ; MM ; » : : : Seow \ fant 4S a || AN | CAVE y | . Ae 1/f, a ae aa RP ans. esiaiative graft — i one bs - 3 _ < : ~ he @ SO SSSA LSE XS }SOLN ’* oO 4 Beye hd BUM ; : ’ P , ‘ P a fA , : - :. _ : N \ SG | gee VE GOOD : . | <n : , | the Legian RW com een T CIGARS | ' SO. ais | | —s | | — " ae. ; the L.gtelatur yN NX . ~~ “a. * : * . : | . ) a — : tf something ita he MAA \ : ; — = co 7 T i o4 PE, x) | | ‘ | aT _ ag leon either a legiaiative . at a. | | ft Se a .. - s4ry vestigation. Goth t) a | | = | ~ Bese me ie : sa _-_ § &*re urder consideration f H . , | - x4 a hbout I9iT that Gould. +) | vestment banker of Tftr Sh ‘nd Pine Binff—the ‘after a ome—hewan his bon opere- Tae | “= earnest. His plan as dis-/ —— | | a y his testimony was fo it ; ) os YOU THINK YOULL | te . community in which i VOTE AGAINST JIGGS Ti eo Pa be certain to be able to bu | HE nw WHO! CAN'T Thana MAN WHO DOES THE ’ ; ; YOU CAN JUDGE ~ BALANCING AcT IN Vau DEViilie * | Peme p. I ee PVR Oe rhs sande - a i i a ie a oe - : IAN BY His FRIENGS * Sond companies outaide the! BUTHE nad q, . COMES THROUGH EF oEeP , wnich would buy ‘he honda! AONE = TH EPOT GHTTING Bm. paving him a commis |p CUT HIS RAIL ROAD TICKET. <8 pateced on Page S, Comme i is Ps) = ae § — ‘ » =k Be Paw + ; a ss s : q ~ Pig 4